New Kensington High School - Taleoken Yearbook (New Kensington, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 122 of the 1943 volume:

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I ++ 3'57'l'ci'..I?fanoI'I1c6.'n 'f I'-IF: 331: ffl I I lb -s 'b .U I I -r - rl-i,gr , I mf U Izfl?-D131 f fills? 1 1. .4 TALEUKENI A PRESENTATION BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF NEW KENSINGTON HIGH SCHOOL NEW KENSINGTON, PENNSYLVANIA AETIUNI LIGHTS! EAMERA! THE Taleoken of 1943 is a salute to the youth of today-the citizens of tomorrow. Our lives have been greatly changed this past year. The student body is conscious of the conditions that exist. We can't ignore the fact that our country is at war. We did not, however, feel that we should make war the theme of our book. Instead, we have chosen to liken our advancement in school to the progress of a movie. This has resulted in the placing of the seniors-the feature attraction-nean er the back of the book than is the usual custom. The war has, without a doubt, had its effect on our yearbook. Aside from the flag picture, we have used only one color in the page make- up of the book. We felt it necessary to economize in some ways and thus our book has had several changes made in it. Nevertheless, we feel that we have done our best in the publication of the Taleoken and we now submit it to you for your approval. vf X N X4 .X 4 G if H- X I l K6 lglL al .3 H' 1 x ,- alig- is Q rf'Qltl'V ff M X g 4 1- x 5 R xf dx E iii ci, T fx ' i' l lil all giml I 'nil X 9 'Uill X I I ' L,!ill .. Xl S' c.- i T , Til T j l n-Q i S Ali - l N ,f lil 6 'f f' flRIJGHf A PREVIEW UF . .. UUR SEHUUL UFIE MEMORIES oT . . . . 0:5 snaTches oT conversahon be- Ljfgfgk ?.i.-7. 5 .X Tween classes . . . mad dash- KSA y- es To beaT The bell . . . a slip QQ-5 X-1-I h l X IH Trom The office . . . geT-To- gethers in The library . . . cheer pracTice . . . air raid l .1 I ' I L' ll' lmmlqfix T r lil ll ll anus . . . ,.++e-rbugs IH The L , el ..-'ABJQ , g-- A ., -qi.. gym . . . Tailure lisT ...heavy dates aT The prom . . . and Tinally, The long-awaiTed day OT gracluaTion . . . all have played an inTegral role in The lives of each and every one of us here aT Ken Hi. We oT The Taleoken STaTT have endeavored To capTure Tor you by camera and pen a Tew oT The essenTials oT a happy high school experience. We have aTTempTed To record Those Things ThaT we will wanT To remember always. There is an old saying ThaT school days are The happiesT days of our lives, and no maTTer whaT The posT- war years may bring, we will always have wiTh us To recall The happi- ness ThaT has been ours These pasT years-The TALEOKEN OF I943. Q fxfxf wa: IE :lQl:::: f l m ll1l:'h nn, VI 'I- ii - Inna i'l 'I'n'l'i' n , W - 4--lil' .1 lll'1l WW iii flunun ' X' ,ff 1- ll W SIM 595. Ii jj M33 YW ii Rfx kiirx . cal I. 'B NNW Q V XS-S3 xx 53 ? x Q sf! 'ISV' xmlm X. EDN BOARD OF EDUCATION ADMINISTRATIO FRESH Pages N AND FACULTY .... ,, ....,.,... I I-I9 MEN D......D..,,.,,,..,,.,.,.O ,D....,D.. DDD,..,..,,,,.,D.,..................,..D.D....., 2 2 -25 CLUBS-Tri-I-Ii-Y, Hi-Y,'TIwespians, Leaders, Assembly Slafl. Moniiors, Handbook Sraff, A'r'rendance Siaff ...,,,...D....,,..,. 26-29 SOPHOMORES ...,...,........,,,,.........,,,..,........D..,,,,,,.,,,,. ..,,,... 3 0-35 VOCATIONAL SCHOOL ,,.,,.,,....,....,.......D,..,.,......v,,,,,.,.,,...... ,,,, 3 6-37 CLUBS-Band, Choir, Orchestra, Kensylvanians, Junior Red Cross Council, Commercial Club, Senior Red Cross Council, Girl Scoul Council ......,......,,.........,.,,.................. 38-4I JUNIORS ..,,. . ...,u,,.,,,.,.,..........u.,.,......,u.,.,,,,,,....,,............,..,..u.....,,.... 42-47 CLUBS-Bank, Kenfonian, Narional Honor Sociely, Junior Pafrol, Board of Acfiviries, College Club, Vocafional Board of Acfivifies, Vocaiional Hi-Y .,.............,,,.,,....,.o.... 48 TALEOKEN STAFF .,...,,,........,,..........,............,. SENIORS .,..,,..........,,... SPORTS ....., .....,..,...... NEWS- OF THE -5 I ....,.,,,52-53 DAY ,.,.. .,...,.54-77 .,.u,u,..80-9I u..u,,,.94-98 we q N ' N4 .I -N Ulm .f12SWQ QQJR I 5 l g-'mg FEATURE PRESENTATIUN SEHUULE The Board of Educaiion is 'rhe adminisirafive body of our school sysfem. They do noi do the leaching buf Jrhey are aware of The problems of Teaching and if is Jrheir duly lo see +ha+ lhe New Keinsinglon schools are properly siafled. They are civic-minded men who realize fhe importance of proper educalrion for fhe boys and girls of The communi+y. They musr have a knowledge of fi- nancial and personnel problems as well as a real UARU inferesi' in The welfare of fhe sfudenf body. The members of +he board are Mr. H. V. Churchill, president Mr. W. Howard Sfewarf, vice presi- denl: Mr. M. lv1.Gillis, treasurer: Mr. J. M. Hour- igan, Mr. A. F. Daughenbaugh, Mr. E. H. Black- burn, Mr. H. L. Wolf. Mr. F. W. McKean is solicilor for The board, Dr. E. T. Chapman is superinlendenl of schools, and Miss Veronica Mazur is secreiary. Sealed-Slewarf. Churchill, Wolf, Mazur Sfanding--Blackburn, Daughenbaugh, McKean, Chapman SUPERINTENDENT E. T. CHAPMAN An enviable asseT, noT only To The school buT To The community as a whole, Dr. E. T. Chapman has proved To be a TacTTul and versaTile superin- TendenT ThroughouT The years. T-le is a parT-Time occupanT of his Ken-Hi oTTice, being a popular consulTanT oT all The schools in the New Kensing- Ton sysTem. Born and reared in Pennsylvania, he is a gradu- aTe oT Ashland College, Ashland, Ohio, The Uni- versiTy of PiTTsburgh, and The recipienT oT a Doc- Tor of Pedagogy degree aT WesTminsTer College, conTerred upon him lasT summer. In addition To his regular duTies, Dr. Chapman addresses The sTudenT body in assemblies when The occasion de- mands, and meeTs wiTh The members oT The Board of AcTiviTies aT Their meeTings. He began his work in This ciTy as principal of one oT The grade schools buT Through Tireless eTTorT has now be- come one oT The leading educaTors in WesTern Pennsylvania. PRINEI Too many of us associale Mr. Weaver wilh pink slips and delenfion hall, buf he plays a much more imporlanl role in our school life. ll' is due 'co his eliiorls lhal our complex high school organiza- lion runs so smoolhly. His educalional back- ground-graduale of Bucknell Universily, and graduale work al lhe Universily of Pillsburgh and and the Universily ol Chicago-has helped in his underslanding of our school's problems. He slarl- PALS ed our iacully-sludenl plan of managing exfra- curricular aclivilies by means of a Board ol Ac- Jrivilies. originalred our presenl syslem of checking ailendance, helped our chapler of the Nalional Honor Sociefy gel ils sfarl' ancl sponsors our school's College Club. Mr. Weaver has con- lribuled much 'ro lhe advancemenl' of Ken Hi and il is fo him we owe a vole of fhanks for taking such a keen inleresl in our welfare. . H. B. WEAVER Principal of The High School O. W. JOHNSON Principal of Junior High School Mr. Johnson is principal of fhe New Kensingfon Junior High School and supervises all The work in sevenfh, eighfh and ninfh grades. Q Miss Wafson, whose shiny new office may be seen down fhe left wing of fhe main hall, has gained a new fifle fhis year-fhaf of Dean of Girls. Dr. French is supervisor of fhe elemenfary schools in New Kensingfon and has his office in the Third Ward building. E Mr. Miller is fhe principal of fhe Vocafional School and also di- recfs 'rhe evening classes af fhe high school. MARY O. WATSON - Dean of Girls L. C. FRENCH Supervisor, Elernenfary Grades J. A. MILLER n Principal of Vocafional School FAIIIIIIY MARY B. ALTER German, English HAZEL ARMSTRONG Hisfory, Civics R. A. ARTMAN Mafhemalics JOHN BATISTE Commercial Geography M. M. BAUGHMAN Hisloryg J. L. BLACK Ma+hemaI'ics, Economics Incluslrial Hislory LUCRETIA I. BOUCH ER English FLORA G. BRADY Spanish, English WI LMA BRANTHOOVER Geography T. A. BU RNETT Unilecl Stales Hisfory CATHERINE CASILLO Junior Business Training, Typing DOROTHY B. EIGES Hisfory ALTER ARMSTRONG ARTMAN BATISTE BAUGHMAN BLACK BQUCHER BRADY RANTHOOVER URN TT LL E GES -14... EWING FLETCHER FRAZIER GLOCK GO ETTI GR ESEMER N WK IEI43 FLCRENCE EWING Library DONALD FLETCHER Shop. Mechanical Drawing Healfh M. P. FRAZIER Palrlernmaking CARL C. GLOCK Heallh, Physical Eclucarion MARY GOSETTI English RUTH GRIESEMER English, Library MINNIE V. HAGEMAN Music IRENE HAWK Laiin 'MARTHA B. CROUSE Hisrory FHIIIIITY SARAH B. HIGGS GENESA LONG Typing Business Iv1a'rI'1ema+ics. SI'1or+I1ancI ROSE HORNER CAROLYN LYON Iviafhemafics, Healfh Vocafional Home Economics WILLIAM L. JEFFERSON LYDIA MANNING General Science Secrerary in SuperinI'endenI s Office HAYDN P. JULIUS R Draffing JOHN L. KEISER Shorfhand, Transcripfion, Commercial Law, Bookkeeping RUTH I. KENNEDY ScI1ooI Nurse CHARLOTTE KIDNEY Hisfory ALICE C. KLINKE English, Speech, Dramatics F. W. LENOX I PFOLJISYTIS of DSVTIOCFGCY, HIGGS HoRNER JEFFERSON Jul.lus l KEISER KENNEDY KIDNEY KLINKE I'IlSLOI'y L x LON LYON M NNING -16- IH43 AZUR E MOORE RR TTERSON JAN ET MATHISON Biology VERONICA MAZUR Secrefary of New Kensingion School Board WALTER W. MOONEY Algebra, General Mafhemafics JESSIE B. MOORE Problems of Democracy. Unilecl Slales Hislory FRED C. MORRIS Bookkeeping FRANK 6. OLIVER Direclor of Music SADIE l. OWEN English LA RUE PATTERSON French, English 'KISABELLE S. LOGAN Consumer Eclucaiion, Retail Training, Junior Business Training 'TROSEMARIE PASCARETTA l-lealih, Physical Eclucarion FHEIIIIY DARIS E. PHILLIPS PAULINE SWEENY HeaI'rh. Physical Educaiion Secreiary +o The Principal ROSEMARY RANKIN JANE TAYLOR Typing, Commercial Geography English O. J. REMY HELEN K. TERWILLIGER Machine Shop Praclice English ALICE E. RORABAUGI-I ' Laiin, English MARTHA E. RUSSELL English, Journalism JOSEPHINE SEATON Ari' EDWARD W. SIEGFRIED Elecfricify J. R. SISLEY Physics, Senior Science Pre-Flighi' M, PHILLIPS RANKIN REMY RORABAUGH ' R sau. sr-:A1-oN R ED sisLsY Vocalional Home Economics -rucuzu. wssmr -r 1. R -rERwn.LisER .....'l8... THOMAS VORLAGE WALKER WALTER WARNER WEPSIC ZEOLLA IINE lEI43 BETTY THGMAS Secrefary +0 Mr. Miller W. L. VORLAGE Commercial Law, Bank, Olilice Practice MARIE WALKER Ma+hema+ics C. H. WALTER Biology R. F. WARNER Relaied Draf+ing, Shop Theory CHARLES C. WEPSIC Relalecl Malhemafics, Trade Science M. N. ZEOLLA Chemislry FRANCES Zl N E Secrelary +0 The Superinienclenf 'ETHEL S. VORLAGE Aciing Dean of Girls 'No+ Piclured SU' 79 fv Els si -xx-P3-1 X 1 .-f a L - --xii. Pu? wx - - 5.J..i-Qgiuk ! . fag FTW -'xJ!7 TQ: T STUDENTS ENTER HERE T21-. Above-Shfange, +ir1y Bev Jus+ham needs 'iwo boys, Jimmy Bauman and Peie Buffone, to 'reach her +o skafe. Cenier-Too laie +0 claim 'rhis derby, boys. Reposing on ihe roof oulrside of 401, i'r's par? of ihe Ken Hi 1942-43 ira- difion. Beiow-The members of junior high foofball squad pose for Jrheir pidure in fronf of Jrhe bleachers. -22- PRES 6730 610 fy ' J sg ,4 7 h X- I fsj -I 5 Jia J Qxfl, - if - noun V' 77:,-f-1-- -filffa I X 5 42- i Hif1ENi'f'i-ls' NFURMAL 1 .1 -gf,-f -- if-.. 'Z yflfi - -'.T 1-'Z - Ti- .-1. 6-334 if iisiffiiii ,...4?-- No laie-comers on Jrhe enlrrance walk This snowy morning. Norman Sfein, vice president Mary Ann Tur- ner. secreiary: Tom Cowen, ireasurer: Chesier Anderson, presidemk - discuss plans for ihe nexi freshman aciiviiy. Row One-Eugene Abraham. Alma Albert, Edward Albert, Roland Albert, Calvin Alter, Dorothy Altmeyer, Chester An' derson. Vtfilliam Anderson. John Andrejeski, Helen Arbuckle. Row Two-Mary Arbuckle, Betty Askin, Gloria Barham. Rita Barnicker, John llazzano, Joanne llenson, Marilyn Rest. Rita lletler, Edward ll inder, M ae Bittcher. Row Three-Mary Rosso, Christine Boyd, Jack Bray, Hueston Bullit, Jack Burkct, Betty Burns, Raymond Camp, W'illiam Campbell, Barbara Cas- sel, Jennie Carnabucci. Row Four-Cecelia Cavaliere, Eugene Ceschine, Rose Cheppet- ta, Samuel Cheppetta, John Ches- mar, Torrance Conley, Betty Connor, NValter Cooper. Thom- as Cowen, Beverly Crawford. Row' Five-Patsy D'Achille, Joseph Deleo, Mary Rose Dem- ma,i Richard Di llluzio, Joan Easley, John Echou, Thelma Ed- wards, Bernice Eldot, Kenneth Erb, Gladys Esper. Row Six-George Factor, Bet- ty Farina, Helen Fazekas. John Fee, Gwendolyn Ferguson, Vir- ginia Fink, Rufus Flood, Dom- enick Flotta, Robert Fontaine, Louise Foster. Row Seven-Jack Fowler, Mary Foy, Irene Fritz. Frank Gardone. Lawrence Garner. John Giato, Mary Girardi, Joanne Goodbread. Betty Greenwald, Sam Haddad. Row Eight-Edward Harmon. Clarence Harris, Eugene Helvy. XVaync Hollicr. Thomas lloward. Mary Anne Hrabczuk, Juanita Hubbard, Hilda Isaac, John Isaac, Arthur Jablonski. Row Niue+Horaee Jarnigan, Mary Johnson, Ralph Johnston, Isabelle Joseph. Lillian Joseph. Marguerite Kaufman, David Keener, Evelyn Kellerman. Marie Kirkwood, Peggy Kiser. Row Teu!Virginia Kokolsky, Helen Kozelnicki, Helen Laur- ito. Pete Lavery, XVilliam Law- ther, Vincent Leech, Flora Mae Leisure, Lydia Lange, Hilda Linza, Dorothy Lott. Row Eleven-Ruth Loucks, Patricia Love, lYillard Lucas. Julia Maglieeo, Grace Mahan, Edward Maier, Milton Malyn, Della Mancini, Emily Marino, Lucy Marra. Row Twelve--Marilyn Mas- cari, Virginia Maseilli, Charles Mason, Evelyn Mason, Joyce McCoy. Not Pictured-Betty Jo Burns. Patsy Christmas. James Haddad, Mary Hancock, Eriska Johnson. Died Row One-Marion McCready, Richard McCreight, Harry Mc- Cutcheon, Dolores McNutt. Peg- gy Lon McRoberts. Palmer Means, Marianna Mele, Flor- ence Mesta. George Michael, Al- berta Miller. Row Two-Leonard Miller, Ann Milner, Robert Moffett. Al- vin Mohney. John Mohncy, Rose Monaco, Maude Montgomery, Roy Morfit. Charlotte Moses, Betty Lou Murray. Row Three-llctty Myers, VVanda Namestka. Edna Nemy, Jean Nicholas. Dolores Nichols, Rose Nicklus, Xvilliam Nona- maker, Raymond Nurma, Marie O'Connell, Virginia O,fiesl1. Row Four - Joe O'Hara. George O'Millian, Joseph Orszu- lak, Gertrude Otrcmba, Charles Palle, Nick Panos. Connie Park, Mary Patsakis, Ann Louise Pat- terson, Ricardo Perez. Row Five-Lorraine Phillips, Louis Phillips, Michael Phillips, lictty Porporino. Eleanor Pu- lialla, Jack Raught. Beverly Reani, Mary E. Reed, Thelma Rcedy, Clyde Rhines. Row Six-Jerry Rhoads, Mary- etta Rhodes. W'illiam Richard- son. Roman Rigutto. Patty Rodg- ers, Allen Roltol, Eugene Roifol, VValter Rohrdan. Roy Ross, Margaret Roscnberger. Row Seven - Alberta Ross, Francis Salvatico, Eugene Sain, Milton Sanders. WVilliam Sand- ers. Angelo Santoro, James Schafer, Rose Marie Schall, glichard Schulze, James Shaei- er. Row Eight-George Shaheen, Catherine Shamey, Helen Shand- felt, Eleanor Shemenski. XVilliam Shihda, Violet Shindlcdecker, John Short, Mary Lon Simpson, Elizabeth Skohut, Robert Smelt- zer. Row Nine - Audrey Slater, Florence Smith, Freda Smith, Renie Smith, Mary Solomon, Rose Solomon. Lorraine Sorrenson, Irene Sperski, Frank Stankie- wicz, Norman Stein. Row Ten - Betty Stewart, James Stringtield, Shirley String- tield, Albert Swager, George Swanger, Genevieve Thomey. Ad- ryann Trofka, Mary Ann Turn- er, Harry Tusing, James Valen- tine. Row Eleven--Thomas W'eaver, Rita NVeinberg, Anna VVciss, Thomas VVelsh, Rose Marie Xves- ton, Patricia WVilson, James NVingrove, Letitia VVolic, Patri- cia XVolfe, Bernice VVoomer. Row TwelvwRetta W'yant, Matilda Yanslxak, Gloria York, John Zahradnik, Sydney Zina- mon. TRI-H I-Y First Row-Finch. Ruppel I u s th a. m, D. Johnson, Hughes, Miss Boucher, Gott, Tack, Iverson, Stockdale, Filer, Horton, Householder. Second Row--Svedi, Retz, XVolford, Perriello, Kaufman, Stokes, VVl1itesell, S c o t t, Hayes, Connor, Buffone. Third Row - Grotefend, Talter, Morrow, Ames, VVil- bur, NVe:wer, NVolk, Robey, Lawson, Shaw, Farah, VVin- ter. HI-Y First Row-Yee, Patton Clark. L. Miller, Davis: Mr. Morris. Patti, Calabrese, Schmidt, Monaco, Cochran, Baker. Second Row - Clements, French, Gasbarra, Greco, Horner, Baumann, Nlngee. De Lotto, Cooper. Fowler, lVein1er, XVnssal, Marr, Third Row-XV. Bowser, Crum, Glendening, Iverson. Ferguson, Rushton, Connor, Shaw, Henry, Fcaron, Benz, Ginntzi. Fourth Row-E. Bowser Murtha, Boyer, Spillers, Don- aldson. Armstrong. Clark, McIntyre. J. Cooper, Little, Vllrable, Bnzzano, Datres, Powers. TRI-Hl-Y CLUB One of The mosr ouTsTanding clubs of Ken Hi is The Tri-Hi-Y. Even Though indusTry has cuT in- To our numbers, The girls have sTuclc TogeTher and come Through wiTh flying colors. The Tri-Hi-Y adopTed Two 'families aT ChrisTmas Time This year, supplying food and cloThing. The girls sponsored a Tea dance for which The Kensylvanians provided The music. AnoTher acTivity was collecling abouT 3.000 magazines which were senT To lvlr. Had- den's sailors and Mr. lvIaxwell's soldiers. To close The year and say goodbye The Tri-Hi-Y girls en- TerTained Their moThers aT The annual lvloTher and Daughl'er banqueT. Orchids To Miss Boucher, our able sponsor, and 'co PorTia GOTT, presidenTg Kay Hughes. vice president and DoroThy Johnson, Treasurer. Hl-Y CLUB One day of The year a selecTed group of boys appear aT Ken Hi dressed in shorT panTs. old shirTs, paTches sewed on boTh, wiTh Their hair parTed in The middle. Everyone knows These boys. carrying wooden paddles and handing ouT cigars, To be new members of The Hi-Y. Once The iniTiaTion is over The club seTTles down and as- sumes iTs pace wiTh school acTivil:ies. They spon- sored a very successful Supper Dance. The Hi-Y has a Tine baslceTball Team which plays againsT many Teams around New KensingTon. WiTh Wil- liam Davis as presidenT. James Cochran as vice presidenT, James Spillers as secretary. Don Was- sell as Treasurer, and Richard Conner as chaplain, This club is a worThy represenTaTive of iTs parenT organizaTion-The Y. lvl. C. A. 1.26.-. NATIONAL THESPIANS As one of The mosT acTive clubs in Ken Hi The NaTional Thespians hold a coveTed spoT in The esTeem of all sTudenTs. Aside Trom Training and developing embryo acTors and acTresses, They provide enTerTainmenT Tor all. The Thespians pro- duced a play, Don'T Talce My Penny, under The direcTion oT Mrs. Alice Klinlce, The club sponsor. Money made Trom This producTion wenT inTo The Treasury Tor Thespian dues To NaTional and Tor lighTs and sTage equipmenT Tor TuTure Thespian worlc. ThroughouT The year These Thespians are working aT radio programs, assemblies, original . skiTs Tor iniTiaTion, and plays produced monThly aT The evening meetings. This Thespian UniT, Troupe I4, conTribuTed To The STage Door Can- Teen Fund. LEADERS' CLUB Those energeTic, Tull-of-pep-and-spiriT girls we see conducTing gym classes are our Leaders' Club. They also acT as messengers during air raid drills. GeTTing even wiTh underclassmen is a TeaTure oT iniTiaTions. All Those lollipops com- ing down The hall aTTached To Two-legged ani- mals assure us ThaT again Lollipop Day is under way and going over wiTh a bang, Too. An am- loiTious inTra-mural sporTs program, opened To all girls in The high school, has loeen inauguraTed this year and is meeTing wiTh greaT success. The Leaders' Club girls are proud ThaT Their Tormer sponsor. Miss Daris Phillips, has enlisTed in The WAVES. The girls now work wiTh The guidance of Miss Rosemarie PascareTTa. NATIONAL TH ESPIANS First Roweevlfezivcr. Ro- lley. Shook. Perricllo, XVIITC- lmm. Mrs. Klinkre. Ames, Finch, Iverson. Venzerul, Van Winkle, Kerr. Second Row - Vliatcrs. Rziught, Ross, Barhzim, Ben- edek, Conroy, Campbell, Crowley. Miller. 'Iihirrl Row-Coleman, De- Iasin. Bowser, Steele, WVolFf, Myers. LEADERS' CLUB First Row - Retz, Sin- clair. Remy. Hughes, Per- riello. Miss Phillips, Hayes, France. Horton, Household- er, Anderson, Gabella. Second Row-Edwards, Vel- tri, Clnypoole, Johnston, Marello, Reisch, Vlfiant, Buf- fone. Connor, Miller, Zeloyle, H urris, Guz. Third Row - Sendykar, XVIIICYIIIZIII. Morrow, Jones, Rcdetzlci. Gott, Iverson, Law- son. Pcebles. Greco, Ham- mond, Heifelfniger, Ososky. Fourth Row 7 Cordcrn. Groteiend, Epstein, Devlin, Nevling. .-.27... ASSEMBLY STAFF Seven able boys assisT Mr. Zeolla in picTures, sounds, and The public address system. When moving picTures are To be shown in eiTher Trade School or Ken Hi, one oT These boys is on The job. These boys are Jim Anderson, Alvey Rush- Ton, Bill Joseph, Douglas LisT, Bernard Rogow, Dick PaTTon, and John Pessolano. AT assembly Time iT is The boys' job To see ThaT The loud speaker is in order. They know iusT whaT To do when Things go wrong and can righT Them. For sTudenT assemblies, all voices are TesTed by one oT The boys and the sound machine is adiusTed. They are Told iusT how close They can sTand To The microphone. Some day we may see These boys loom up in Hollywood, making iT possible Tor The movie sTars To be phoTographed, or we may see Them become Television experTs. MONITORS From The TirsT unTil The lasT week oT school. iT is The lv1oniTors in The halls who keep us headed in The righT direcTion. STaTioned aT ThirTeen posTs ThroughouT The school, They maintain order. These boys, under The direcTion of Mr. Mooney, help during Tire drills. air raids, and assemblies. This honorary club includes seven seniors, Tour iuniors, and Two sophomores. During every period oT The day Two lv1oniTors remain on hall duTy. This club has solved The diTTiculT problem oT confusion beTween classes by esTablishing cerTain one- way sTairways. The oTTicers oT This club are Ray WolTT, president Bill Linney, vice presidenTg and GilberT LiTTle, secreTary. Their brighT red bands are a sign To be respecTed. ASSEMBLY STAFF First Row--Miller, Or- mesher, Mr, Zcolln, Ander- son, Pesselzmo. Second Row-List, Ioseph, Rushton, Patton. MO NITORS First Row-Little, Gregory, Mr. Mooney, McD:xde, Davis. Second Row - VV il s o n, Shaw, Crum, VVOITT, Marr, Dzitres, Linney. -23.- HANDBOOK STAFF dcrsou, Rushton. OFFICE STAFF Kzxczxxlzwczyk, Cordcrn. Second Row - Brctthnuc Szymczak, Ixeczmcr. HANDBOOK STAFF The confused newcomer is a Thing oT The pasT aT Ken Hi. The bewildered, inquiring look is gone Trom The Taces oT new sTudenTs. Why? By reTerring To his Handbook, he has masTered all The mysTeries oT Ken I-li. The crediT Tor This miracle goes To The Handbook STaTT, who have managed To squeeze all The inTormaTion, rules. and acTiviTies oT our school inTo a small book ThaT is invaluable noT only To newcomers, but To all sTudenTs. The Handbook is only Two years old. buT already we're wondering how we ever goT along wiThouT iT. T-lere's a voTe of Thanks To This capable sTaTT, who have made sTrangers Teel per- TecTly at home in our school. OFFICE STAFF This group deserves The greaTesT praise Tor The Tine work iT does in one oT The mosT imporTanT jobs in The school. The girls, who are all Com- mercial sTudenTs, give up Their sTudy halls To help keep arlist and records oT laTe-comers and ab- senTees. As a resulT, The oTTice has up-To-The- minuTe inTormaTion on laTe-comers and absenTees. ATTer This work is done The girls help by doing odd jobs and errands Tor The oTTice sTaTT. Our aTTendance sysTem is one oT The TinesT, and These girls are responsible in no small parT Tor The ex- cellenT work. AlThough many sTudenTs know liTTle oT Their work, This group conTribuTes greaTly To The eTHciency oT The school sysTem. -29- First Row-justlmm, Zine Ahnnsy, Van XVinklc, Stock dale. Second Row-Crum, Au First Row-Cuz. Zelzmcy Upper-Snipping, sTiTching, pressing. The Home Ec classes assemble garmenTs TiT Tor a queen. CenTer-Machine shop Training has proved To be very useful To many of The boys in The service and iT will undoubTeclly help These Tellows. Lower leTT-The youngesl' members OT The Board of AcTiviTies are RuTh Kearney ancl Russell Shallcoslcy. Lower righT-This plane geomeTry class seems To be quiTe inTenT on proving a proposiTion on Triangles. -30... SUPH fx fs- wk R 7 -5,2 X I I-'N N fxv' .5 -1 16 Xi'4.,,.- 5 Fa -fx je-25 UMURE - fNLlIQl uit- - 2-1953 GH, Sigh lllffl ' ill INFURMAL Siagxlllllgs Veni, vidi, vici, said Caesar. and so say lhe sophomores al Jrhe beginning of lhe year. Veni. vidi, lhey say a+ 'rhe end. Life depends on ralion poinls, so Jrhese girls learn how 'ro gel 'rhe mosl vilamins wilh lhe lew- esl poinls. Who said science is dry? These sludenls don'+ lhinlc so as lhey examine microscopic insecls and shells of all sorfs. The sophomore class owes much of Hs success 'ro Jack Davis, secrelaryg Joe Salvalore. vice president Anne Rygiel. Jrreasurer: and Frank Johaslcy. president ..31... S 0 P H 0 M O R E S Row One-Cafherine Abdo, Roberia Achenne, Shirley Aclcley, Jacob Adams, Kenneih Adams, Mur- ray Alcers, Rose Alberi, Mona Alberis, Roddy Ali- meyer, Jacqueline Anis. Row Two-Theresa Ansilio, Leacadia Anioski, Pauline Arabia, Edmund Armani, Beverly Armiiage, Gloria Ashor, Wilda Aihey, Rosa Aversa, Maria Baars, Doris Baisler. Row Three-Alice Baker, BeHy Ann Barber, Billie Barron, Donna Bariruri, Kenneih Bashour, Carmella Bazzano, Shirley Beaiiy, Dolores Beilrner, Claire Bee- sirice, Robert Bell. Row Four-Doroihy Bellas, Ellen Bello, Delores Benneii, Vicior Berger, Jean Beiior, Renee Jean Beveridge, William Bigelow, Jean Bissell, Carolyn Biiierice. Marfha Black. T Row.Five-Mary Lou Black, Mary Borayrn, Lillian Bo+ie-gal, Helen Bouchai, Ernesi Bowser, Richard Bowser, Eugene Brannon, John Brown, Joyce Buch- shire, James Burgari. Row Six-Evelyn Calabrese, Frances Carabin, Theresa Caruso, Elvira Ceniazzo, Doris Ceschine, Elva Chambers, Patiy Charlion, Irene Chieruzza, Frank Cirincione, James Clark. Row Seven-Chesier Conner, Eleanor Conroy, Agnes Conway, David Cooper, Milford Cooper, Charles Corbefi, Bob Corbin, Eleanor Cowan, Es- Jfherbelle Cowan, Thomas Croil. Row Eighi-Sara Craig, Lois Croyle, Grace Cun- ningham, Joseph Curcio, Beity Cypher, Gerirude Daires, George Daughenbaugh, Jean Davis, Milron Davis, Thelma Davis. Row Nine-Anihony Del Grosso, Paul Demma, Roberi Devine, Angelo Dicello, Maura Dinsmore, Pairicia Dodds, Norma Jean Dom, Beiiy Jane Don- aldson, Doris Dowling, Agnes Doyle. Row Ten-Ann Dronsky, Mary Dugan, Barbara Jean Dunham, Ralph Dunlap, Eleanor Durcho, Pa- iricia Egli, Annabelle Ellerman, David Evans, Fred Evans, Joy Eyler. Not Piciured--Belly Anihony, Dennis Balcer, Pauline Bruno, Doroihy Black, Joseph Degiglio. Row One-Henry Falcon, Mary Anne Fearon, Jean Feroce, Anna Marie Ferrazzoli, Vivian Fink, Marjorie Fisher, Palricia Fisher, William Foy, Rich- ard Francis, John Franklin. Row Two-Samuel Frilz, Wanda Fundis, Norma Jean Gahagan, David Gallagher, Irene Galli, Pa- 'rricia Garner, Berry Gaupin, Josephine George, Lois George, Jean Gillis. Row Three-Helen Gimala, Vasco Giovanelli, Waller Goch, Mary Goldinger, Tom Goodlel, Nor- man Gordon, William Grabek, Belly Grinder, Jean Groves, Arrhur Guiney. Row Four-Virginia Guiney, Angeline Haddad, Jean Haddad, Genevieve Hadwa, Norma Hardy, Norman Hargraves, Charles Harrge, Peggy Harf- well, Pally Hawk, Mariorie Hayes. Row Five-Roberl Hecker, Louis Heck, Charles Henry, Roberl' Henry, Jack Horner, Aenid Horton, Dororhy Howard, Jack Howell, Nancy HowleH, Dick Huer. Row Six-Harry Hulch, Helen Hurchison, Howard Hulchison, Mary Ann lgnozzi, Anna Mae Jack, Elaine Jackson, Evelyn Jackson, Monica Jacodzin- ski, Irene Janibagian, Berlha Jezewski. Row Seven-Gene Jiusli, Doroihy Johasky, Frank Johasky, Morris Johnson, Roberl Johnson, Rosemarie Johnson, Shirley Johnslon, Helen Kalwarski, Jean Kalwarski, Dorolhy Kanlorski. Row Eighr-Rulh Kearney, Regina Keczmer, Mary Lou Keele, Beverly Keitzer, Regina Kellar, Vernon Keller, lda Kelly, Margery Kerr, Belly Jean Kerslen, Hazel Kirkwood. Row Nine-Lois Klaes, Margarel Klebine, Rira Komora, Eileen Kanazeski, Bernard Koperek, Frank Kravchanak, Annabell Kremer, Eileen Kronskoski, Rose Kurocik, Geraldine Kursledl. Row Ten-John Lamonr, Belle Lann, Eileen Lalona, Shirley Laughlin, Chesler Leia, Regis Leiperiz, Jac- queline Lewis, Margarel Lewis, Dom Linza, Herberi' Lippincoll. Nor Picrured-George Eisler, Thomas Evans, Earl Foulkrod, Mary Houser, Lois Hulton, Anrhony Ka- forey. ,1 9 4 3 L l S O P H 0 M O R E S Row One-James Loach, Gerirude Loehner, John Loucks, Florence Love, Marjorie Lucas, Phyllis Lucas, Marie Lucci, Belle Lusk, Daniel Maglico, George Magoulis. Row Two-Rose Mahr, Mary Jane Maire, Don- eiia Makowski, Joan Mandak, Mary Mangieri, Eliza- beih Mangone, Paul Mangone, Josephine Marcin- iak, Jean Marlin, William Mason. Row Three-Vernus Masiers, Delores Malniko, George Mcfxlee, Paul McConnell, Maxine McDon- ald, Faye McElroy, 'Geraldine McFadden, Kalie McGuire, John McLaughlin, Rosa Mele. Row Four-Alice Melville, Ralph Melville, Charles Mercurio, Roberi' Merriwelher, William Merriweih- er, Mike Michael, Mary Louise Midock, Jack Mil- berger, Belly Mildren, Mary Jane Mildren. -Row Five-Donald Miller, George Miller, Milton Miller, Lavera Moffeii, Ruih Mofleli, Mary Molo- hon, Verla Moorehead, Alberi Moser, Edward Moz- zy, Tom Murlha. Died. Row Six-Anne Myslinski, l-lelen' Nader, LoreHa Nasser, Frank Neff, Nadia Gfiesh, lrene Olbeler, Edward Orczyk, Dick Orr, Ted Orris, Jean Orzempa. Row Seven-Nalalie Oswald, Josephine O'Trem- ba, Veronica Palaika, Lucy Pallone, Esiher Pappas, Roselia Parroifa, Jane Paul, Ruih Paul, Frank Peda- Jrella, Jean Peraifi. Row Eighi-Andy Perriello, Willard PerroH, Jeanne Peiers, Frank Phillips, Rena Piemme, Anna Pioniek, Charloiie Prasken, Mary Prazenika, Marion Raab, Melvin Randall. Row Nine-Elizabeih Randal h, Naomi Reineri. Alberi Resek, Beverly Reynolds, PaHy Reynolds, Aaron Reznick, Edward Rhodes, Beverly Robinson, Raymond Robson, Elvina Rocckieiia. Row Ten-Richard Rosenberger, Alberi Rowe. Edward Rowe, Patricia Rudawsky, Donald Ruperl, Anne Rygiel, Sophie Rywak, Perry Salali, George Saliba, James Saliloa. Noi Piclured-Cliarlolie Rhine. Row One-Joe Salvalore, Audrey Schulrz, An- 'rhony Sellare, Joseph Serene, Paul Shadle, Roberl Shalkoski, Thomas Shank, Allwynne Shearer, Charles Shearer, John Sherosky. Row Two-Parry Shields, Berry Jane Shikda, Glad- ys Shirey, Thelma Shoemaker, Irene Shullz, Dora Sicilia, Frank Sicilia, George Simon, Evangeline Skegas, Calherine Skohur. Row Three-Camilla Slezycki, Chrisline Smilh, Mary Lou Smilh, Eula Gene Smilh, Mona Lee Soenr- gen, Roberr Sorenson, Ed Soroko, James Spanis, Lois Sparks, Richard Lee Spillers. Row Four-Marye Ellen Spina, Kennelh Spisak, Edward Sradlerman, Rila Sladlerman, Marylea Slan- ley, Connie Srapinski, Mary Frances Sleele, Richard Sfeele, Floyd Slelmach, George Slelun. Row Five-Betly Sleinhagen, Efhel Slephens, Tom Slevens, Thomas Srewarr, Gloria Slollar, Jean Sulli- van, Joan Superczynski, Belly Lou Surma, Rozella Swanson, Lois Mae Sweene Row Six-Dororhy Synoski, Madeline Szanina, Harry Szoslek, Samuel Tamlouro, Mary Taylor, Paul Taylor, Rurh Taylor, Jean Thomas, James Thompson, Bennie Thornlon. Row Seven-Agnes Timmins, Evelyn Traini, Rose Maire Trexler, Edward Trinaisfich, lvona Troika, Waller Turanslci. Florence Turner, Agnes Uhar, Jane Umsread, Anne Uric. Row Eighi-Frank Vairo, Grefchen Van Winkle, Roberl Venler, Margaret Vorquenne, Mary Mar- garelr Wachler, Frank Wallace, Florence Wallers, Vivian Walrers, Anna Wassloerg, Doroihy Walrers. Row Nine-Jack Weber, Saul Weinslein, Howard Weisel, Audrey Weslerman, Belly Lou Whilesell, Fay Wilson, Jack Wilson, Virginia Winkler, Jane Wisniewska, Jeanne Wolfe. Row Ten-John Woodard, James Woomer, Anna Mae Wrighl, Dolores Wrighr, Berry Yenkala, Betly Young, John Young, Mary Zaleski, Sranley Zaleski, Helen Zalwarnicke y. . Nor Picfured-Jean Schofield, Marguerile Whilfraker. 1 9 11+ 3 VUCATIONAL SCHOUL Row One-Joseph Abraham, Perry Ad- ams, Roberl' Arfman, Robert Ashe, Joseph Bar'ro, Gray Beacom, James Beulh. Row Two-Wilfred Blandford, Bernard Blecharz, Armand Boucher, Dean Boyer, Wayne Cable, Edward Ceglarski, Edwin Ciukowski. Row Three-George Claassen, Lawrence Cochran, Donald Coudriel, Earl Davis, Jack Davis, Edward Dayoub, Chester Dembinski. Row Four-James De Wall, Mario Di Fonso, Slanley Dombroski, Roberf Dorociak, John Dudkowski, Harold Farnelh, Raymond Fennell. Row Five--Roman Ference, Joseph Fer- oce, Ray Einnecy, William Franklin, John Foryl, James Gardlock, Joseph George. Row Six-James Grady, Edward Graicar, Ralph Greundling, Bernard Haley, Alfred Hawk, Charles Harwick, Philip Hild. Row Seven-Emil Holefich, Dan Howard, Donald Howells, William Huffman, Edward Hunier, Gus lgnozzi, Alvin Jablonski. Row Eight-James Jenson, Frank Jezew- ski, Rober+ Jones, Richard Kaiu'r, Waller Kaiul, Leonard Kelly, Bruno Kochanski. Row Nine-Edward Kondek, John Kon- esky, Joseph Kowalczik, Paul Krall, John Lacinski, Raymond Lessig, James Longo. Row Ten-Sfanley Madeia, Joseph Mal- eski, Andy Mangini, Leon Mariefri, Thomas Masarik, Edward Matovcik, Lofhar Mey- hofer. Row Eleven-Paul Milner, William Moore, William Morel, Luke Mrvan, Edward Mc- Afoose, Andrew Mc6eever, Dorcie Mc- Laughlin. Row One-Roger McLaughlin, Frank Omecin- ski, William Orris. Paul Owczykowski, Fred Pan- ian, Richard PaT1. Frank Perdeus, Joseph Pope. Andrew Poppish. Roland Ramsey. Row Two-Fred RuTka, STanley Rymarz. Mike Sepelyak, Edward Simon, Ray Snair, QuenTin Snyder, Richard Sobecki, AlberT Solomon, Rob- erT Spohn, Raymond STewarT. VOCATIONAL VocaTional sTudenTs realize more Than ever The imporTance oT Their Trade. The naTional emer- gency demands skilled, Trained Technicians in every Tield. ln airplane design, army engineer- ing, map making. and machine design, The draTTs- man is The key man. He musT accuraTely puT his ideas on blueprints Tor The machinisT To work Trom. The machinisT's place in TacTories and The armed Torces cannoT be equaled. His skilled hands machine inTricaTe parTs which are precision TesTed. A large porTion of governmenT and TacTory equipmenT has To be casT. Here The paTTern- maker enTers The scene. WiTh his wood working machinery, he Turns ouT The paTTerns Tor These viTal casTings. ElecTriciTy is playing a greaTer parT every year in modernizing The world. The harnessed power Row Three-Arnold SToTTel, Charles Swank, WaI+er Siviergol, Mario TempesT, Joseph Theras- se, Raymond Tocco, Edward Tomaszewski, George Tonks. ChesTer Truax. Frank WanaT. Row Four-Roger WeisTer. AlberT Wenk, John Wise, Henry Yenkala. Bernard Yohe, John ZaT- warnicki, Anthony Zawodniak, Marion ZawroTny, Edward Zimmerman, Leonard Zulawinski. SCHOOL converTed inTo elecTriciTy To runiThe gianT ma- chines To provide The lighT by which we sTudy musT be produced and kepT in repair by capable and experienced elecTricians. Now a glimpse inTo the TuTure. ScienTisTs have predicTed ThaT TuTure generaTions will Travel and live in The air. Technicians will be needed To de- sign and produce The needed airplanes and equip- menT. FuTure archiTecTure. which we can see in some oT The modern buildings oT our day, is a dream To every American. ArchiTecTural draTTsmen musT make The plans and designs Tor These build- ings To be erecTed. As we search The TuTure. we see never ending possibiliTies Tor Trained men. The vocaTional school Trains young men Tor These imporTanT .Tasks oT The TuTure. .-.37... THE BAND D ectors - Mr. C. A. D Mr. Frank Oliver. D ctors - Mr. C. A. D M 1' Ol BAND Here comes The band! And They did come- To every TooTball game and bask-eTball game. During The TooTball season They donned Their mil- iTary red and black uniTorms To lead The parade To The game. The direcTor was Mr. C. A. Davis during The TirsT semesTer, and Mr. Frank Oliver The second semesTer. They execuTed square Turns, weaves, leTTer TormaTions, counTer marches, and pinwheels on The TooTloall Tield. CornpeTiTion was keen The nighT OT The Arnold vs. Ken Hi game but The Ken Hi Band came Through wiTh The TormaTion oT Army Air Corps wings, an anchor Tor The Navy, and a V Tor vicTory, while playing The corresponding marches. AlThough less acTive during loaskeTball season because oT lack oT space. They play The school songs and The new swing cheers. Ken Hi is proud of iTs loand. CHOIR Under The able leadership oT looTh Mr. C. A. Davis and Mr. Frank Oliver The choir has ad- vanced rapidly. Singing anyThing Trom The Echo Song, Playroom on Parade, To Adoremus Te, the choir has dabbed a liTTle inTo all kinds oT music. The choir, This year, had a merry old Time aT Their parTy beTore Mr. Davis leTT. From Tears, To iiTTerbugging, To reTreshmenTs, everyone enjoyed himself. ln Tip-Top shape The choir pre- senTed a radio program and Their annual Spring Concert Mr. Cliver was hoping Tor an opereTTa, Too, buT lack oT Time prevenTed iT. The choir, which did Tine work Tor Mr. Davis, has responded equally well To Mr. Oliver's baTon and is all seT To go aT 8:20 in The mornings. Cold weaTher, rain, sunshine, or D. T. hasn'T sTopped This choir. THE CHOIR 'r. 'rank iver. -33-- ORCHESTRA First Row--Powers, Dela- sin, McLaughlin, Coleman Sweeney, Hay, Jack, Con- nor. Second Row - Gnrasunus, Rzizih, lllolohon. Salvatore, Swanson, Black, Stollar, Ast- nmn. Third Row-Reed, Rohr- don, Rowe, Turner, Cooper, Mr. Davis, Randolph, Zal- eski, Goldsmith, Bauman. KENSYLVANIANS First Row-Powers, Orr, D. Cooper, Xvolif, Ormesher, Marr. Second Row-Mr. Davis, Crum. Benz, Stevens, Turn- er, Salvatore. ORCHESTRA For several years, Ken Hi has been wiThouT an orchestra. When Mr. Oliver Took up his duTies here aTTer ChrisTmas, he decided To remedy This siTuaTion. WiTh The cooperaTion oT several music- ally minded sTudenTs, he Tormed a small group which began daily pracTices. Their reperToire is largely semi-classical. The orchesTra held no Tor- mal concerT, Their principle appearances being aT Commencement and BaccalaureaTe. Mr. Oliver hopes To build The group up To an orchesTra Ken T-Ii may be proud oi. AlThough iT is less acTive Than oTher musical organizaTions, The orchesTra is exTremely imporTanT, since iT gives musically in- clined sTudenTs invaluable experience. ala T T owl . T ll 'iffy' ,E ,.,, T sf'iZEmsYLvANlANs The Kensylvanians, our school dance band, is The necessary elemenT To bring crowds To The Tea dances and supper dances. They are solid buT equally sweeT. Formerly under The direcTion oT Mr. C. A. Davis. The Kensylvanians played Tor The assemblies. dances in school. and one ouT- side job New Year's Eve. They played graTis Tor The Friendship dance inTroclucing Friendship Week. Everything Trom Mr, Five-By-Five To WhiTe ChrisTmas is in Their' reperToire. From The slow Two-sTep dances To The besT iiTTerbug, none will complain abouT The music oT This band. These musicians, playing Tour saxophones, Two Trumpets, Two bones, one bass Tiddle, and The drum and piano, are all good. Perhaps because oT The manpower shorlsage, Two girls play wiTh Them, buT more likely because They are good musicians, Too. -39-- JUNIOR RED CROSS First Row--Gzithers, Ed- i ll Xlt 1 va 1 s, B 0 s t. Keener. Second Row-Ross, Miss llrzuitlioover, G 0 0 mlb r c- ci d , Tlloore, Smith, COMMERCIAL CLUB Prcicleiit-Illziry Jane XVl1itc- SC Vice P1'v3Sl4lCllf?N0l'lIlIl Run- C0 Sccrctmy-Jomx Scott Treasurer-llziul Schrccougost Sponsorsfllr. Keiscr, Mrs. Higgs JUNIOR RED CROSS COUNCIL The Red Cross Council idea is a new one To Ken Hi. ln previous years, sTudenTs OT The Junior High School, who were inTeresTed in Red Cross acTiviTies applied Tor admission To The Junior Red Cross Club. New members were elecTed by Those already in The club. This year a new plan was in- Troduced. Every sTudenT in The sevenTh, eighTh, and ninTh grades is a member oT The Junior Red Cross. Each secTion room oT The Junior High School elecTs one boy and one girl To represent Them on The council. The council meeTs regularly and hears suggesTions Trom iTs members. Then each council member reporTs The proposed acTivi- Ties To his secTion room. In This manner. every sTudenT is able To parTicipaTe in The Red Cross' worThwhile acTiviTies. COMMERCIAL CLUB s All commercial seniors have ioined TogeTher in a commercial club. organized Tor The discussion of down-To-earTh business problems and Tor good Times as well. WiTh Mr. Keiser as sponsor and Mrs. Higgs as assisTanT, The club meeTs The TTrsT and Third Thursdays oT each monTh. A number of speakers have Talked To The club abouT The pracTical side oT The business world and have in- spired These sTudenTs To Train Their minds and de- velop Their personaliTies in preparaTion Tor busi- ness life. This year, due To war condiTions, an un- usually large number oT commercial club mem- bers have already secured posiTions. lT's noT all business wiTh The members. They sponsored a Tea dance, which proved a social as well as a Tinan- cial success, and presenTed a Tine radio program. 1 nieyer. Rnzxh. 'cc, Foulkrod, Marlin, Veitcli, Marshall, Erb, Alter. SENIOR RED CROSS First Row-NVhitesell, Sul- livan, Ross, Razib. Aslior, Harris, Martin. Koperek, M.rs. Terxvilliger, Datres, Gasbarra, Rupert, Ruppel, Hughes, Devlin. Grant, Shaw. Second RowAAdams. Kwo- lek. Kerr, Guiney, NVeaver, Taller, Powell. Zine, Bello, Keller, Bell, Marr, Papan- arkis, Keener. Third Row-Magee, Butler, Myers. Stevens, Horner, De Lotto, Rogow, Vairo, Miller, Davis, Loncli, Burgart, Bau- mann. GIRL SCOUT COUNCIL First Row-George. Dins- more, Sparks, Miller, VVi:mt, Parks. Moses. Hayes, Jack- son. Miss Mathison, Lucas, S. Van Vllinkle. Venzerul, P. Campbell, llurgart, Ferguson, Connor, J. Campbell. Second Row - D ev l i n, Hughes. Flislicr, Iverson, Fenron. G. Van Vllinkle, T li o m n s. Wfliitesell. M. Hayes. Adams, Svedi. Bon- idy, Randolph, F. Turner, Jack. Skegas. Third Row-Johnston. Tal- ler. Jones, Morrow, Davis, Grotelend. NVaIteas, Cassel, Goodbread. Love. M. A. Turner, NVaehter, Graff. SENIOR RED CROSS COUNCIL Organized a bil dillerenlly lhis year. lhe Sen- ior Red Cross has conlinued lo carry on ils noble worlc. A boy and girl were elecled lrom each ol lhe lhree upperclass seclion rooms and lhese slu- denls lorm lhe council. Mrs. Terwilliger has con- linued lo pul lorlh her besl ellorls, wilh lhe aid ol Bernard Kopericlc as presidenl, Kelly Gasbarra as vice presidenl, and Dolly Dalres as secrelary. Al Chrislmas lime boxes filled wilh soap. loolh- brushes. loolhpasle. and olher useful 'gills were senl lo children in Brilain. Their lcnilling needles clicked conslanlly as lhey produced squares lor lhe much needed alghans. They have busied lhemselves making an endless number ol scrap- boolcs lor lhe armed lorces. Their conslruclive ellorls are invaluable lo 'che war ellorl and lhis is an organizalion ol which Ken l'li can well be proud. GIRL SCOUT COUNCIL The Girl Scoul Council was organized iusl lhis year lor all senior Scouls in Ken l'li. To belong lo lhis council one musl be a sludenl ol Ken l-li and a regislered Scoul. The organizalion now num- bers more lhan lilly members. Under the able leadership ol Miss Janel Malhison, lhe sponsor, lhe girls meel lhe lhird Thursday in every monlh. The purpose ol lhe council is lhal lhe girls may have an opporlunily lo exchange scouting ideas and plan social evenls, which have included a slcale. They are well under way wilh Sue Van Winlcle as presidenl, Sally Grolelend as vice pres- idenl, and Millie Hayes as secrelary. The Scoul leaders are enlhusiaslic aboul lhis high school council because il serves lo unily lhe many lroops ol senior Scouls in our cily. h..41.-.. Upper-This gives you some idea how a iyping class loolcs afler a speed Jresf as laces beam wi+h safisfaciion and disillusionmeni. Cenier leli-Becky Morrow and Dick Clarlc represenf The Junior Class on ihe Board of Acfivilies. They managed lo wangle many an exlra eveni. Cenfer righl-The mechanical draliing class of Trade School Jrrains fulure en- gineers who will laler be placed in lhe service and viial war planls. Lower-A few of ihe happy. carefree people who aflended lasi year's prom, which had a deserl selling wiih Francis Pali providing music for The occasion. -42- JUN as ixiillzg-nl?-,Eli L1 gg, Ll -gi:'? !fXfi'Lm1L NFIQIRMALS IUR fi I I Li up ln a holly coniesied eleciion, Bill Weimer, pres- idenig Dick Clark. 'rreasurerg Dolly Bonidy. secre- Jrary: and Alvey Rushfon, vice president came ou'l' on Top. Wifh deferminaiion, fhis young man pounds a piece of mefal, shaping H' +0 sui+ his purpose. These boys 'rake greai deligh+ in faking aparf moiors io find whaf makes Jrhem Tick. Sells, some H2SO4. and +hey're ready for The experimenf. -43 -- J U N I O R 1 S 9 -4+ 3 Row One-Ralph Abdo, Helen Abraham, Elmer Alberl, Rose Alberl, Janel Allen, Waller Allan, Vir- ginia Anderson, Marko Arezina, Neil Armslrong. Row Two-Evelyn Ashor, Ned Ashor, Clillord Aslcin, Anila Aslman, Rulh Ayers, Calherine Bable, Doris Bailey, Paul Barclay, Audrey Barnell. Row Three-Edward Bauman, George Bauman, Theresa Bayne, Sleve Bazzano, Norma Beighley, Eliz- abelh Bell, Belly Bellas, Joseph Belli, Lorraine Beng- slon. Row Four-Frances Benincasa, Thamar Benson, William Benz, Harry Berger, Anna Marie Beringer, F:oyE Berlcey, Dorolhy Bishop, Alberl Billcher, Roy Bac . Row Five-Josephine Bonidy, Jack Bouchal, Wil- liam Bowser, Belly Ann Braden, Regina Brosky, Pele Bulfone, Janel Burgarl, Dixie Burns, Alberla Buller. Row Six-Jane Byars, Anlhony Calabrese, Pauline Calcagni, Belly Callender, Jane Campbell, Lois Ann Campbell, Palricia Campbell, Wallace Carney, Hel- ly Carr. Row Seven-Mildred Cashell, Waller Charley, Josephine Cheppello, Norman Chesniclc, Alberla Cheslnul, Roberl Chiodo, Mary Ciuchla, Dick Clark, Erma Claypool. Row Eighl-William Coleman, John Conslanlino, Rose Conlo, Rulh Conwell, John Corey, Conslance Coudriel, James Coulson, Caroline Croll, Mary L. Croyle. Row Nine-Jack Crum, Elma Danovilz, Jack Davis, Roberl De Lollo, Bernice Dombrowslci, Ger- aldine Edwards, Rulh Eger, James Erickson, Dorolhy Esper. Row Ten-Josephine Eslwanilc, Bernice Eadrowska, Naomi Failh, Mary Earlcas, Frank Fearon, Edilh Fer- razzoli, Jean Filer, Dorolhy Elemm, Eslher Fleming. Nol Piclured-Roberl Burgarl, Eileen Callahan Belly Jane Campbell, Belly Cashdollar, Greer Clay- pool. Virginia D'Achille, Roseline De Marlino, Dor- olhy Domansky. Row One-Doris Flood, Hazel Fulford, Jean Gabellai, Louis Galli, Joseph Garalslcy. Row Two-Alma Genuiis, Richard George, Anlhony Gerazuhis, Alice Gibson, Mary Giovannelli. Row Three-Charles Glendening, Lois Graff, Belly Goodman, Barbara Granl, Mary Grillo, Row Four-Ralph Grotefend, Sally Grolelend, Frank Guerrin, June Guiney, Rulh Gurnechr. Row Five-Paily Hammond, Roland Hammond, Jack Hariman, Hazel Hay, Paul Henry. Row Six-Tom Henry, Harold Herringion, Ernesr Her- slcovirz, Kaihleen Hogan, Elsie Hroslco. Row Seven-Lois Hullon, Einar Iverson, Fred Johns, Jean Johnson, Dolores Johnsion. Row Eighr-Mary Jane Johnsion, Shirley Jones, Verda Joris, Bill Joseph, Marceline Joseph. Row Nine-Jean Juisii, Marlha Kaminslci, Mary Kam- inslcy, Helen Kapp, Ardis Kaufman. Row Ten-Angeline Kedonis, Palricia Keller, Garnet Kepple, John Kersferler, Harriei Kirkland. Row Eleven-Alloeria Kiser, William Kiser, Grace Kline, Charles Kondrir, Richard Korber. Row Twelve-Anna Marie Koscianslci, Dororhy Kowal- lcowslci, Virginia Kraiz, Mary Kummer, Irene Kuniclci. Row Thirleen-BeHy Laboslcy, Berry Lacek, Evelyn Lann, Don Lecocq, Marie Lerch. Row Fourfeen-Edward Leia, Reed Lindemurh, Rurh Lindemuth, Douglas Lisl, Marion Lirschge. Row Filreen-Roloerl' Livorio, Ruih Lucas, Clara Lu- cherri, Belly Lulceharr, Marlha MacFarlane: Noi Piciured-James Farula, Dorofhy Gabbel, Birda- lee Houser, Peie Kelly, and Norman Lawson. J U N I O R 1 S 9 4 3 Row One-Jane MacShane, Emanuel Magoulis, Janel Maiure, Slella Mangini, Anlhony Mangone, William Marr, Mary Marra, Thelma Mason, Vivian Maxwell. Row Two-Eugene Mazzolla, Mary Louise Mc- Connaughy, Harry McCunn, Jean McCuslcer, Rob- ert McCul'cheon, Gloria McGregor, Kafheryn Mc- Millin, Myrlle McQuillcin, Rose Migliorisi. Row Three-Malhilda Milauslcas, l-larriel' Miller, Herberl Miller, Roberl' Miller, Lois Miniclc, Hazel Jean Milrol, June Molohon, Alfred Monaco, Belly Morren. Row Four--Becky Morrow, Elaine Moses, Charles Moss, Ermalene Myers, Roberl Myers, Selma Nemy, Peggy Nevling, Mary Nicholas, June Nicholas. Row Five-Eddie Nielesky, Madlaine Noel, Rob- er'r Null, Nora Jean O'Donnell, Pauline Palella, Rose Pallone, Dolores Panlcoska, Gloria Parachino, Kalh- ryn Pasquerella. Row Six-Willy Pallerson, Richard Pallon, Walter Paul, Eslher Pearlman, Slella Penk, Rose Perriello, John Pessolano, Nellie Pelers, Laura Bell Pelhick. Row Seven-Anloinelle Pelrone, Ray Phillips, Jacqueline Pierce, Raymond Pierce, Louie Pierwsza, Irene Pionlelc, Kalrhryn Polorinalcis, Lorella Porpo- rino, Anne Posleraro. Row Eight-Audrey Powell, Beverly Preus, Kalh- ryn Pyle, Anlhony Raislci, Ealhel Raughl, Virginia Ray, l-lelen Redding, June Redelzslci, William Reed. Row Nine-Rulh Reisch, Alyce Reiller, Carolyn Reiiler, Gloria Remy, Marilyn Relz, Ramona Rigullo, Blernard Rogow, Nancy Rorabaugh, Frances Rosin- s I. Row Ten-Marlha Ross, Palricia Ross, Samuel Ross, Sarah Ross. Zoe Ross, JoAnn Roll, Sophia Runslci, Alvey Rushion, Mary Rywalc. Nor Piclured-Amil Mateya. Row One-Ben Scanga, Thomas Schefiic, Danny Schie- lroma, Ray Schmidl, George Schofield. Row Two-Lois Schrecengost, Jack Schullz, Genevieve Scibilia, Joseph Sell, Slephen Sendylcar. Row Three-Dorolhy Sexcinski, Joseph Shariclc, Donald Shaw, Helen Shearer, Philip Silverman. Row Four-Rufhie Sinclair, Dolores Slaler, Eddie Slez- yclci, Ann Marie Smifh, James Smiih. Row Five-Palricia Smiih, Roger Smilh, Wayne Smilh, Marjorie Sokoslci, Josephine Spadaro. Row Six-l-larry Sproull, Thomas Sleele, Mary Slefaniclc, Lillian Sioclcdale, Shirley Slolces. Row Seven-Bernice Slroud, Edward Sunlca, Mary Svedi, Slella Swierczewslci, Laura Tadrzalc. Row Eighl-Virginia Taller, Danusia Telerslci, Jack Thom- as, Jean Thompson, Margarel Tomlciewicz. Row Nine-George Toney, Josephine Torchia, Marie Toslerud, Ludwig Trgine, William Troulman. Row Ten-Rulh Tusing, Wilma Urniclc, Sue Van Winlcle, Vincenl' Vellri, Rulh Venzerul. Row Eleven-Earl Walker, Ross Walker, Ann Ward, Corrine Ward, Lorraine Walerman. Row Twelve-Jean Weaver, Marlha Weaver, Marion Wesl, Eugene Welzel, Belly Mae Wianl: Row Thirleen-Jo Ann Wiedl, Jane Wilbur, Virginia Willilt, Vernon Wills, Maxine Wi+c:her. Row Eourleen-William Woomer, Marie Wylie, Merle Wylie, Roberl Yee, Roberl Yoder. Row Eiiieen-Doroihy Yorlc, Margarel' Young, Lydia Zahradnilc, Genevieve Zazula, Raymond Zippler. Nor Piciured-Connie Condriel, John Moolc, Virginia Shaheen, George Vasilopus, Douglas Wa'rers, William Weimer, Rulh Wiles, Jean Woomer. BANK STAFF First Row-Stafford, Stun- ek, Mr. Vorlzige. XVhitcseil, Kurtz. ,Second Row - Iusthnm, Igoneskyx Scott, Novnlcski, Ixempiuski, Runco. Third ROW-MSCTIYCCOIIHOST Schmidt. T KENTONIAN STAFF First Row-Bencdek, Bm'- lmm. Ross, XVolk, Charley, Maxwell. Second Row - Solomon, Lodowski. Crowley, Kay, Kempinski, Kouesky. Third Row-Gregory, Cnr- imlizixi, Frederick, Olivo, Peck. Fourth Row-Cox, XVassnl Lesko, De Lotto. y BANK STAFF Handling The Tinances oT The school is The iob OT The Bank STaTT. The sTaTT OT Twelve members, chosen in Their junior year because oT Their abili- Ty, serves Two semesTers. PosiTions include Two Tellers, Two bookkeepers. Two messengers. one To Take care of yearbook Tunds, a candy checker, a school acTiviTies clerk. Two aucliTors, and a check wriTer. These persons work wiTh lvlr. Vorlage. cashier oT The bank. SecTion rooms, classes, or- ganizations. individuals-all are served by The sTudenTs' bank. This year selling war sTamps has been a paTrioTic underTaking. sales having gone over The Sl2,000 mark. ln TacT, Tunds, ToTaling more Than 560.000, have been Taken care oT by This eTTicienT Bank STaTT. is KENTONIAN The Journalism Class is responsible Tor The pub- licaTion OT The KenTonian, The Ken l-li news- paper which reTlecTs our school exacTly as iT goes. Under Miss Russell's direcTion, This class learns how To publish a newspaper, including all The Trials and TribulaTions OT such an acTiviTy. Miss Frech sponsors The Parnassus group which conTribuTes The news Tor page Three. The sTu- denTs Themselves wriTe The ediTorials and TeaTure arTicles, secure The inTerviews and adverTising, draw The carToons and reporT all acTiviTy, noT Tor- geTTing who's going wiTh whom. EdiTor-in-ChieT Evelyn Work, wiTh her able assisTanT, lv1arTha Ross, assembles all This maTerial during The school year Tor TwenTy-Tive issues oT The KenTonian. 1.48- NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The Na+ionaI Honor Society is noT a sTuTTy or- ganizaTion oT brains buT an acTive and useful club. ScholasTic leadership in Ken Hi is one achievemenT necessary Tor becoming a member buT characTer and service are equally imporTanT. Because C'esT la guerre, The NaTional Honor SocieTy underTool: new acTiviTies which included mailing To LieuTenanT Hadden and his men Two albums oT popular records, 200 or more maga- zines, ChrisTmas giTTs, and cookies. They also wriTe To pasT members oT The club now in The service. The oTTicers Tor The TirsT sernesTer were Rolland BeaTTy, president James Anderson, vice president WalTer Breclc, secreTary. Second se- mesTer oTTicers included LaureTTa Clawson, presi- dent Barbara Yoder, vice president Evelyn Wollc, secreTary. Miss Russell is sponsor. JUNIOR PATROL The Junior PaTrol is an organizaTion oT boys who sTrive Tor saTeTy and accidenT prevenTion. Their worlc is appreciaTed by The many sTudenTs whose lives They guard To and Trom school. NeiTher rain. nor snow, nor sleet, nor hail deTers The paTrol boys Trom pursuiT of Their duTy. The organization is in iTs elevenTh year and has main- Tained an enviable record. Besides The acTual guarding oT The crossings. The boys aTTend meeT- ings To discuss saTeTy measures and also Take parT in parades and oTher civic evenTs. As a reward They TreguenTly receive passes To local TheaTers and occasionally are TeTed aT banqueTs. The paTrol boys are organized To work wiTh The aid oT The local police oTTicers who give These boys ex- ceIIen+ Training in direcTing TraTTic aT inTersecTions where school children musT cross. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY First Row-XVolk. Yoder, Buffone, Clnwsnn, Lilly, Zine, Curlwrigllt. Second Row-Brock, Au- derson, Lawson. Beatty, Jack. Kempinski. Hughes, De XVn1t. JUNIOR PATROL First Row-Thomas, Mar- zullo. YYoodson. Busta, Ross, J. Howard. Second Row-Sheiml. T. Howard. Milnnr. Uomnnski, De XV:ilt, Dudck. Hunter. Third Rmv-Maier, Mur- ray, Anderson. S h i h d Il , Croylv. Ashe. ..49... BOARD OF ACTIVITIES Seated - Justhzun, Dr. Cilllljlllllll, Mr. Vorkxge, Mr. VVezwer, Xvassnll. Standing - Morrow. Shal- kowski. C 1 Z1 1' k, Butfoue, Kearney. COLLEGE CLUB Sponsor-Mr. VVOzwe1'. BOARD OF ACTIVITIES The Board oT AcTiviTies represenTs The sTudenT governing body oT The high school. IT is com- posed oT a boy and girl Trom each OT The Three upper classes elecTed during Their sophomore year. The TaculTy members are Dr. Chapman, Mr. Weaver, Mr. Vorlage, presidenT. and Miss WaTson.' This board regulaTes all exTra-curricular acTiviTies which are carried on in The high school and has innovaTed many worThwhile projects. Ar- ranging a social and assembly calendar, sponsor- ing a banqueT Tor advisers and represenTaTives oT various school organizaTions are among The duTies of This group. The Board oT AcTiviTies senT delegaTes To The WesTern Pennsylvania Con- Terence Tor STudenT Councils aT SouTh High, PiTTs- burgh, and To The STaTe ConTerence oT STudenT Councils aT Harrisburg. --50 COLLEGE CLUB For Those sTudenTs whose inTeresT is in TurTher- ing Their educaTion, Mr. Weaver has organized and sponsored The College Club. Representa- Tives Trom various colleges and universiTies in The EasT and Middle WesT visiT The school and meeT wiTh The sTudenTs To Tell Them abouT their schools and To answer any quesTions The sTudenTs mighT raise. Boys and girls who are members oT This organizaTion pour inTo The library on The appoinT- ed daTes To Take The IQ TesTs and college place- menT examinaTions. The resulTs OT These TesTs de- Termine who is eligible Tor scholarships, Thus en- couraging The sTudenTs To help Themselves a liTTle. AlThough The College Club is noT a social club, iT has a large membership and is a worThwhile or- ganizaTion. sy, Kzmrmu. Sunni, Akins, Corey, Z:-mnnski. VOCATIONAL BOARD OF ACTIVITIES Q The backbone OT The vocaTionaI exTra-curricu- lar program is The Board oT AcTiviTies. This group oT elecTed Trade school class represenTa- Tives has The righT To approve and back all as- sembly programs and social evenTs. Each class has The permission and approval oT This group To have several school TaIenT programs. They also secure professional TalenT Tor The enTerTainmenT of The sTudenT body. The Board oT AcTiviTies sponsors a very exceIlenT vocaTionaI varsiTy bas- ketball squad. This is one oT The mosT imporTanT proiecTs This board has accomplished. The spon- sor. Mr. J. L. Black, has spenT a greaT parT of his Time as coach and all around manhfor The achieve- menTs oT This group. VOCATIONAL HI-Y One oT The mosT acTive groups on The voca- Tional acTiviTy calendar This year is The I-li-Y. This organizaTion is composed oT The cream oT The vocaTionaI sTudenTs. Under The direcTion of lvlr. Frazier, The I942-43 I-li-Y has surged on To goals which have never beTore been aTTained. This year The I-li-Y sponsored a dance which was The TirsT To be presenTed in quiTe a number of years. Dances held by The I-Ii-Y were well aTTended and an enormous success. Included in The year's ac- TiviTies was a slcaTe. The senior members exTend Their hearTiesT wishes To TuTure I-li-Y organiza- Tions. They are closing The school year wiTh mem- ories oT accompIishmenTs and success. VOCATIONAL BOARD OF ACTIVITIES First Row-lvlasarik, Mr. Black. Capo. 'Second Rowijulm, Knjut, Ixaumau. VOCATIONAL HI-Y First Row-Adams, Dom- anski, Caruso, Dumot, Capo, Brown, Kapp, Rowe. Second Row-Mr. Frazier, Alberts, Heredn. Artman, Burchick, Tnllerico. Kajut. Krzcwinski, Post, Aversu. Third Row-Demi, Tll!'!ll1' Firsl Row-Weaver, Yoder, Robey, Shaw, Lawson, Breclc, lverson, Lilly, Runco, Pilal, Raughlr. Second Row-Eazer, Connor, Reisch, Slevens, Davis, Clark, Almasy, Szymczalc, Palmer, Ormesher, Beally, Lisf, Anderson. TALEUKEN STAFF Edilor-Waller Breck. Associale Edilors-Barbara Yoder, Elhel Al- masy. Pholography Edifors--Rolland BeaHy, Roberl Ormesher, Mary Louise Clark, Peggy Robey. Fealure EdH'ors-Jean Shaw, Lois lverson, Ann Lilly, Norma Runco. Vocalional Edifors-Frank Palmer, Ralph Slev- ens. Alhlefic Edifors--Fred Eazer, Richard Connor. Typisls--Mary Perriello, Adeline Sam, Thecla Pilal, Virginia Kempinski, Dolores Szymczalc, Rila Keczmer. Business Managers-James Anderson, Anne Lawson. Adverlising Managers-William Davis, Roberl Reisch. Arlisf-Ealhel Raughl: Juniors-Jean Weaver, Douglas Lisl, James Smilh. Advisers--Marie Walker, Lucrelia Boucher. .152- Associaie Ediiors of +he Taleoken, Barbara Yoder and Eihel Almasy, collaborafe on senior wrife-ups. Examining The piciures of 'ihis book, you'll have To admil Mary Louise Clark, Bob Ormesher, Rol- land BeaHy. and Peggy Robey are experrs in phoiography. In his second year on rhe siaff, Waller Breck became Edilor-in-Chief of rhe 1943 Taleoken. High pressure salesmanship was rhe job of Bill Davis and Bob Reisch as fhey bravely saun- iered in+o business esiablishmenrs fo sell Taleoken ads. Business Manager James Anderson believes 'rhere's norhing like a pencil and paper +o keep figures slraighi. ..53- 1- 9' ...Q-' xxk' C A . ,xx K Upper-Compiomelers, calculalors and add- ing machines comprise only a small parl of lhe equipmenl of l'he office praclice class. Cenler lei?-Tom Hughes. Lee Miller and Bar- bara Yoder weigh air in physics class. Cenler righl-Jim Baumann, Elhel Almasy, James Anderson, and Laurelrla Clawson 'ralce lime ou+ 'ro examine various solids used in solid ge- omeiry. y Lower-Molors, which have always been in- lriguing +o boys, prove especially so To These 'rwo boys. SENIUR INFIJRMALS Upper leff-The solons of Hue Senior Class, wluo won las? fall's elecrions, are ArHuur Capo, vice president Anna Marie Buffone. secreiaryq Roberl Reisclu, president and Mary Jane Wluilresell, Treasurer. Upper riglil-Tluese boys in drafling class are preparing Huemselves lo false Hueir places in essenlrial war induslries. Lower leflf-VViHu Hue band, glee club and sludenl E' body assembled, l942 gradua+ion exercises al Ken l-li are abouf +o gel under way, marking Hue passing of A k anoHuer class. j E- f X H X Lower rigluf-Ambi+ions of a liiefime are realized ' 549-i as Hue beaming seniors fumble for Hueir diplomas, Hip over Hueir iassels, and slumble down Hue siairs. ANDREW ABRAHAM . . . good nafured . . . fleef in foofball and baskefball . . . affracfs fhe girls . . . makes friends easily. IRENE ADAMS . . . chaffers consfantly . . . desires fo be a bookkeeper . . . a Glenn Miller fan . . . fairh- ful Girl Scouf. PATRICIA ADAMS . . . won Merrowvisfa Award . . . ice-skafer . . . loves gossiping . . . favors Lafin American hisfory . . . very afhlefic. ESSA ALBERT . . . air raid capfain . . . desires fo join fhe navy . . .reads exfensively . . . likes guidance period. ETHEL ALBERT . . . iifferbug . . . fond of sweefs, pofafoes and sfeak . . . plans fo ioin WAVES. ETHEL ALMASY . . . Taleoken Sfaff . . . friendly and sincere . . . Nafional Honor Sociefy . . . popular wifh all . . . leffer wrifer . . . fo college. MURIEL AMES . . . Peg . . .fears black cafs . .. member of Tri-Hi-Y and choir . . . fufure kinder- garfen feacher. JAMES ANDERSON . . . member of National Hon- or Sociefy and DeMolay . . . plans fo enfer Cornell . . . infelligenf and falkafive. FRANK ANSILIO . . . wanfs fo work as radio fech- nician . . . dislikes self-cenfered people . . . fond of P. O. D. ABRAHAM I ADAMS AD MS AL ERT AL ERT ASY AME ANDERSON AN I IO ARBUCK E AREZlNA BAILEY M C BA ER R BAKER BAKEWELL BARHAM BARKER BAUMANN VIOLA ARBUCKLE . . . Bubbles . . . affended Springdale High . . . roller skater . . . collecfs pic- fures and souvenirs. MARTHA AREZINA . . . inferesfed in home ec.o- nomics . . .fears breaking a mirror . . . Marfy . .. sews. JUNE BAILEY . . . vivacious . . . expecfs fo marry . . . delighfs in sfudy halls . . . likes dancing and bowling. MARY CATHERINE BAKER . . . YMCA member . . . roller skafes . . . admires polife people . . . a John Payne follower. ROBERT BAKER . . . member of Hi-Y . . self-confi- denf . . . wavy hair . . . Kay Kyser fan. KENNETH BAKEWELL . . . Kenny . . . our fufure baskefball coach . . . back affer working a year . . . Mr. Glock's righf hand man. ' JEANNETTE BARHAM . . . Jakie . . . member of Dramafic Club and Kenfonian Sfaff , . . desires fo affend business school. NORMA BARKER . . . minds her own business . . . Commercial Club member . . . skafing fan . . . quief buf efhcienf. JAMES BAUMANN . . . makes friends easily . . . inferesfed in baskefball and clofhes . . . Hi-Y mem- ber . . . loafs af drug sfore. SENIORS 1943 ROLLAND BEATTY . . . a day dreamer . . . likes argumenfs and math . . . Taleoken phofographer . . . nice dresser . . . Nafional Honor Sociefy. HAZEL BELL . . .always cheerful . . . represenfs 2lO in Red Cross Council . . . sews . . . cooperafive . . . pleasing smile. IRENE BENEDEK . . . Peanufs . . . iournalisfic abilify . . . inferesfed in music . . . cufe accenf . . . loves nufs . . . piano player. LAVERNE BENNETT . . . collecfs mafch covers . . . sfamp work . . . dislikes braggarfs . . . wavy hair . . . industrious . . . quief. MARTHA BENTLEJEWSKI . . . good humored . . . collecfs picfures . . . favors fyping . . . likes skirfs and sweafers. JOSEPH BERNARDI . . . likes fo dance . . . Red Skelfon fan . . . General Course . . . known as Joyce . . . dislikes conceif. BETTY BEVAN . . . faifhful . . . excellenf fypisf . . . cooperafive . . . piano player . . a real friend . . . inferesfed in Army. MARGARET BISHOP . . . enjoys fyping class . . . avoids black cafs . . . collects picfures . . . aspires fo work in an office. STANLEY BOWSER . . . friendly . . . Burly . . . hopes fo affend college . . . Nafional Thespian . . always grinning . . . Band and Choir. BEATTY BELL BENEDEK ENNETT B TLEJEWSKI BER ARDI EVRN BISHOP BOWSER BOYD BOYER BRAGIEL R NNON BRECK RETTHAUER R LL BRINSKY BROWN CHARLES BOYD . . . Masfer Chicken . . . plans fo ioin Navy . . . likes flashy clofhes . . . varsify foofball . . . always laughing. DONALD BOYER . . . collecfs everyfhing . . chooses sporf clofhes . . . admires poised girls . . . favorife subiecf, P. O. D .... Hi-Y member. JOHN BRAGIEL . . . Farmer . . . aversion to women's hafs . . . Sfewarf alumnus . . . fufure hunfer and frapper . . . oufdoor man. RALPH BRANNON . . . phofographer . . . expecfs fo enlisf . . . prefers Walfer Pidgeon . . . inferesfed in afhlefics . . . admires personalify in-girls. WALTER BRECK . . . editor-in-chief of Taleoken . . . owns a car . . . ambifious fo earn money . . . Nafional Honor Sociefy. FRANCES BRETTHAUER . . . collecfs mafch covers . . . hopes fo marry . . . red hair her weakness . . . Commercial Club . . . fears darkness. JACK BRILL . . . fufure in refail business . . . dis- likes boisferous females . . . Jake . . . likes fo bowl . . . prefers gay girls. - ANN BRINSKY .Q . pleasanf smile . . . musical abili- fy . . . Band . . . likes genflemen . . . favors Kay Kyser . . . known as Annie. . BENNIE BROWN . . . collecfs recordings . . . fufure Officers' Training School candidafe . . . admires Glenn Miller . . . Bubbles . . . superstifious. i RUNEL BUFFO E EURG RT BUTLER CABLE C PO A CAR HAN H CARNAHANI CARNEVALE CARTWRIGHT CESCHINE C MBERS CHAP A CHARL Y CIPUL CLARK CLAWSON CLEMENTS BRUNO BRUNELLI . . . enjoys Ellery Queen mys- leries . . . likes sporls . . . commercial sludenl . . . nol superslilious . . . lavors P. O. D .... B. B. ANNA MARIE BUFFONE . . . Tri-Hi-Y . . .likes ln- ner Sanclum program . . . prelers sporl clolhes . . . curly hair . . . Leaders' Club . . . Bully. WILERED BURGART . . . likes Harry James and Bob Hope . . . collecls slamps . . . enjoys mechanical drawing . . . Bill. RICHARD BUTLER . . . hails from P. J. H. S. . . . l'1e's dreaming ol a While Chrislmasn . . . Red Cross Council . . . prelers swimming. EVELYN CABLE . . . good-nalured . . . lulure seam- slress . . . wears sport clolhes . . . collecls piclures . . . Ellie BETTY CAPO . . . Commercial Club secrelary . . . enjoys movies . . . hearl beals lor John Payne . . possesses gill ol gab. ALICE CARNAHAN . . . likes sporl clolhes . . prelly blond hair . . . lulure delense worker . . Commercial Club . . . Kenlonian lypisl. HELEN CARNAHAN . . . enjoys keeping children . . . lavorile hang-oul is home . . . quiel . . . likes sporl clothes. LUCILLE CARNEVALE . . . desires ollice work . . . good-nalured . . . admires a good sense ol humor . . . enjoys dancing. . HELEN CARTWRIGHT . . . wanls lo become a nurse . . . good in plane geomelry . . . believes in dreams . . . shorl hair. LOUIS CESCHINE . . . Lou . . . a classical slu- denl . . . likes advanced algebra . . . reads lor book reporls in advance. ' SARAH CHAMBERS . . . Belly . . . has splendid arlislic lalenls . . . very good in Espanol . . . likes skaling and skelching. CLARENCE CHAPMAN . . . Chap . . . loves to slrike up clebales in Lalin American hislory . . . pleasanl heIIo. JASMINE CHARLEY . . . Jessie . . . is lypisl lor Kenlonian . . . likes lo bowl and skale . . . lulure secrelary . . . Commercial Club. EVELYN CIPUL . . .has a lralernily pin . . . can sew beaulilully . . . likes lo, and does, walk rapidly . . . Tri-Hi-Y. Q .- MARY LOU CLARK . . . keenly inleresled in pho- lography . . . member ol Taleoken Slall . . . line Girl Scoul . . . good al French. LAURETTA CLAWSON . . . College Club . . . al- lached lo lhe Navy . . . Nalional Honor Sociely . . . models in spare lime. DAVE CLEMENTS . . . good bowler . . . craves more Lalin . . . special lalenl lor singing . . . am- bilious lo work . . . Hi-Y. JAMES COCHRAN . . . Smiley . . . Hi-Y and College Club . . . varsity baskeTbalI and baseball Teams . . . possible physical educaTion Teacher. JO ANN CONNOR . . . will make a Tine secreTary . . . Leaders' Club and Tri-Hi-Y . . . inTeresTed in bowling. RICHARD CONNOR . . . baskeTbaIl manager . . . hangs ouT aT The drug sTore . . . making good aT physics. JOHN COOPER . . . Tollowing General Course . . . quiTe a baskefball player . . . likes Rhapsody in Blue . . . Jack. i DALE COPELAND . . . likes cocoanuT cream pie . . . Commercial Club . . . greal' Tun in square danc- ing . . . lorighT smile. PHIL CORBIN . . . gallant work on TooTbalI Tield . . . plans To enTer college . . . Nick PerrieIlo's friend . . . maTh wizard. MARIAN CORDERA . . . vicTorious work in selling war sTamps . . . ambiTion, To become a secreTary . . . Leaders' Club. WILLIAM COULTER . . . comes Trom Apollo High . . . known as Jug Head . . . enjoys movies and daTes . . . drug sTore cowboy. WILLIAM COX . . . Billy . . ..ardenT Talker . . . TuTure mail man . . . curious whisTle . . . sTamp collec- Tion . . . everybody's friend. MARY CATHERINE CROWLEY . . . Midge . . hankers To go To Penn STaTe . . . KenTonian . . . always seen wiTh BeTTy JohnsTon. VIOLET CUPIDO . . . Vi . . . alumna from STewarT . . . special knack Tor cooking . . . lisTens To Kay Kyser . . . friendly. HERSHEL CYPHER . . . Hush . . . aTTracTion Tor sTrawberry blonds . . . College Club . . . Trips To RenTon . . . movie Tan. FRANCIS DATRES . . . EranCy . . . his drivingl . . .penny collecTion . . . capable Monitor . . . in- iTiaTion in Hi-Y . . . Andy's ResTauranT. IRENE DAVID . . . Reene . . . afraid of The dark . . . doTes on ice cream . . . dislikes show-oTls . . . TaIenTed dancer. JAMES DAVIS... Jim . . . American Legion Award winner . . . work in Red Cross Council . . . coIlecTs coins . . . hunTer. WILLIAM DAVIS . . . presidenT oT Hi-Y . . . in- TeresT in ouTdoor sporTs . . . likeable personaliTy . . . Taleoken StaTl . . . BilI. ROBERT DELASIN . . . Dominic . . . enjoys hiking, Traveling, camping, modesT girls . . . TavoriTe hang- ouT is ChauTauqua. BERNICE DEVINE . . . Bea . . . everybody's lriencl . . . enioys singing, dancing, bowling, and Harry James . . . TaiThTul To a Marine. COCHR N J. CONNOR R CONNOR COOPER COPELAND CORBIN CORDERA COULTER COX CROWLEY CUPIDO CYPHER DATRES D AV D J. DAVIS W. DAVIS DELASIN DEVINE SENIORS 1943 KAY DEVLIN .. . favors swimming . . . piano player CONNIE FARAH . . . inlreresled in Tri-Hi-Y . . . . . .hopes ro be a nurse . . . inferesled in Army . . . work a+ Schenley High School . . . yearns 'ro become Harry James fan. a nurse . . .Spanish vocabulary. WILLIAM DEWALT . . . Bill . . . plays baseball RENO FAVERO . . . enioys senior science wi+h Mr. . . . bowler. . . favors ouidoor sporrs . . . Boy Scoul Sisley . . . alumnus from Srewarl . . . likes a good . . . malh and hislory wonder. movie. JACK DONALDSON . . . Band and Hi-Y . . . a ELVERA FELT . . . Fifi . . . hales black cats . . . ladies' man . . . wears sporl clolhes . . . a Harry hobby is dancing . . . Ihinks boys are all The same James Tan. . . . arf. ' RAYMOND DUNLAP . . . Sleepy . . . enioys sci- CHARLES FERGUSON . . . Chuck . . . arfended ence. skating. and cheerful girls . . . collecis piclures Grove Ci'ry High . . . Hi-Y . . . his dream girl . . . . . . admires Lana Turner and Canror. keeps a scrap book. FRED EAZER . . . likes mysieries . . . yearns for an NATALIE FINCH . . . likes driving . . . good Thes- infelligenl and allracfive girl . . . Nalrional Honor pian . . . Iuiure in dramalics a'r college . . . pleasing Sociely . . . Gary Cooper admirer. personalily . . . Fred Waring fan. DORIS EMERSON . . . Doo Do . . . loves book- DAVID FINK . . . Dave . . . fulure pilol . . . al- keeping . . . dances . . . hopes To Travel some day' lends square dances . . . admires Abboll and Cos- . . . admires sfrong men. fello . . . aliended Penn Township High. NORMA EPSTEIN ...keeps a scrap book. . . Lalin BYRON FISHER . . . amaleur phorographer . . . Club . . . likes 'ro argue . . . ardenl radio Iislener rifle shooiing and driving his hobbies . . . ailended . . . Norm, Riverside Miliiary Academy. OLGA FABIAN . . . enjoys Kyser's musical knowl- MARTHA JEAN FLEMING . . . enfhusiasm for edge . . . Typist . . . dancer. . . very good al needle roller skaling . . . member of Memorial Gold Cross work . . . Sokol Camp. .. . plans Io marry . . . Slramp Club. SARAH FAITH . . . Kale . . . inleresled in malh- WILLIAM FOWLER . . . Beef . . . Hi-Y . . . likes emalics, dancing, phorography . . . very supersri- everyone . . . Iislens Io Ma Perkins . . . lady-killer Iious . . . admires John Payne. . . . old cloihes rare besi. i DEVLIN DEWALT DONALDSON DUN LAP EAZER E ERSON EPSTEIN FABI N FAITH FARAH FAVERO FELT F RGUSON F NCH FIN!! FISHER FLEMING FOWLER T SENIORS 194.3 FRANCE FREDERICK FRENCH GA LIERANO G R EY GASBARRA GAWLIK GEANOUS M. GEOR E R GEORGE R GEORGE GERAI NI GIRARDI GIUNTA O DINGER GOLDSMITH I Go'r'r I GRECO I RUTH FRANCE . . . Leaders' Club . . . Tavors roller ROBERT GEORGE . . . voTes Tor conservaTive skaling . . . collecTs souvenirs . . . Commercial Club cloThes . . . Tears Friday l3Th . . . pool player . . . . . . ReeTers. atTended N. Y. A. Trade School. DOROTHY FREDERICK . . . Penn STaTe. here she ROSEMARY GEORGE . . . likes sporT cloThes besT comes . . . College Club . . . won'T walk under lad- . . . Tavors Spanish . . . classical sTudenT . . . s+ilI likes ders . . . KenTonian STaTT. Rose O'Day. ROBERT FRENCH . . . STewarT alumnus . . . avoids MICHAEL GERAZUNIS . . . admires Gary Cooper black caTs . . . Hi-Y . . . inTends To ioin The Navy . . . aspires To be a welder . . . likes swimming, bowl- . . . March oT Time. ing, and roller skaTing. THERESA GALZERANO . . . Terry . . . speaks CARMEN GIRARDI . . . collecTs old coins . . . likes Spanish . . . dislikes conceiTed boys . . . enioys music . . . Kernbone . . . Tond of dancing . . . dancing, sewing, Henry Aldrich, and Power. TuTure sailor. WANDA GARVEY . . . answers To Wimpy . . . JAMES GIUNTA . . . Hi-Y . . .likes preTTy hair... gives readings . . . likes Inner SancTum . . . collecls TuTure airplane TacTory worker . . . builds gas model picTures . . . dislikes snobs. planes. KELLY GASBARRA . . . very TalkaTive . . . iusT call JUNE GOLDINGER . . . keeps a scrap book . . . him Admiral . . . Hi-Y . . . collects posT cards . . . pianisT . . . TuTure secreTary . . . wears sport cloThes dislikes baby Talk. ' . . . dislikes gloomy boys. STELLA GAWLIK . . . courTeous lass . . . Commer- HENRY GOLDSMITH . . . called Neil . . . plays cial Club. . . dislikes conceiT . . . looking Torward To The TrumpeT . . . admires Hedy Larnarr . . . likes all a WhiTe ChrisTmas . . . STeI. Q subiecTs . . . ardenT radio Tan. JULIA GEANOUS . . . Triendly buT shy . . . com- PORTIA GOTT . . . Leaders' Club . . . likes dancing mercial sTudenT . . . likes mannerly boys . . . plays and eaTing ice cream . . . TuTure pulse Taker? . . . piano . . . commercial college. Tri-Hi-Y . . . drug sTore club. - MARTHA GEORGE . . . admires musicians . . . BEATRICE GRECO . . . loves To sleep . . . answers wears sporT cloThes . . . TuTure bookkeeper . . . likes To Bee ' . . . College Club . . . TuTure co-ed . . . jealous males . . . dislikes hobbies. sporT cloThes . . . Leaders' Club. GRECO GREENWALD GREGORY GUMBERT GUZ H DDAD HAGUE HANCOCK HANNA HARKER HARRIS HARTGE HART AN HAYES HEAVNER HECKER HE FE FINGER HENDERSON FLOYD GRECO . . . good dancer? . . . Hi-Y . . . plays an accordian . . . admires Lana Turner . . . tunes in on Tune Faclory. MARIE GREENWALD . . . quiel' lass . . . always smiling . . . believes in four leaf clovers . . . College Club . . . called Sl'1orIy. HENRY GREGORY . . . monilor . . . claims he is an ordinary person . . . bul we know . . . likes hiking . . . Classical Course. DOROTHY GUMBERT . . . possible lypisl . . . likes dress clolhes . . . answers lo Dol . . . slays al home . . . collecls piclures. VIRGINIA GUZ . . . Guzzie . . .Commercial and Leaders' Clubs . . . likes ro read and hike . . . secre- lary-lo-be. JOHANNA HADDAD . . . Jobie . . .commercial sludent . . . collecls friends' piclures . . . loves lo dance. WILLIAM HAGUE . . . member of College Club . . . always seen wilh Belly . . . good bowler . . . Arnold Drug Slore. JAMES HANCOCK . . . quiel bul' cooperalive . . . likes lo go hunling . . . Kay Kyser is his favorile band. GRACIA HANNA . . . Gravy . . . Choir . . . loves lo ice skale . . . collecls records . . . plans lo be a secrelary. HELEN HARKER . . . Harkie . . . commercial sludent . . . bowls . . . likes To dance al' Savor's . . . fears Friday l3lh. DOROTHY HARRIS . . . Dol . . . member of Leaders' Club . . . Red Cross Council . . . Air Raid messenger . . . inleresled in pholography. RUTH HARTGE . . . member of Commercial Club . . . quiel . . . plays piano . . . ambilious Io be a good secrelary. VINCENT HARTMAN . . . Fido . . . slow moving excepl al baskelball . . . carries on in classes . . . bashlul buf popular. MILDRED HAYES . . . Tri-Hi-Y . . . Leaders' Club . . . Millie . . . fulure medical secrelary . . . cals and olives her favorites. WILLIAM HEAVNER . . . keenly inleresled in sci- ence . . . wanls lo ioin lhe Army . . . good bowler . . . Arnold Drug Slore. REBECCA HECKER . . . Becky . . . commercial sludenl . . . came from Unionlown . . . Civilian De- fense messenger . . . likes myslery slories. GRACE HEFFELFINGER . . . Commercial Club . . . Air Raid messenger . . . bowls . . . Leaders' Club . . . dances . . . wanls Io be a saleslady. TOM HENDERSON . . . commercial sludenf . . . very quiel . . . pleasanl . . . curly hair . . . plays baseball for Ken Hi. HELEN HLADNEY . . . attends all Ken Hi games . . . always with Delores . . . movie fan . . . wants to be a secretary. VIRGINIA HOLSCHER . . . Ginny . . . Home Ec- onomics . . . friendly . . . likes to dance . . . enioys Kay Kyser and Red Skelton . . . blondy. ADELINE HONICK . . . Commercial Club . . . would like to join the WAACS . . . proud of her soldier brother. RITA HORTON . . . Tri-Hi-Y . . . Leaders' Club . . . tiny . . . peppy . . . loves swimming, sailing, riding . . . possible physical education teacher. AUDREY HOUSEHOLDER . . . Red . . . Tri-Hi-Y . . . Leaders' Club . . . beautiful hair . . . pleasing personality . . . wants to be a nurse. FRED HOWELL... likes blonds . . . unusual speech- es in Guidance . . . plans to enlist in Marines or Coast Guard. IRENE HUGHES . . . likes to sing and dance . . . boy friend in the Army . . . desires Civil Service iob. KATHLEEN HUGHES . . . Kay . . . Leaders' Club . . . Tri-Hi-Y . . . Red Cross Council . . . Senior Serv- ice Scout . . . pleasing personality . . . future nurse. THOMAS HUGHES . . . Classical Course . . . quiz kid . . . bookworm . . . plans to attend college . . . choir . . . talkative . . . sings. ELDRIDGE HUNTER . . . bashful . . . Webster . . . varsity football . . . prefers conservative clothes . . . song writer . . . Classical Course. ROSE ILNIKI . . . likes to date a soldier . . . collects souvenirs . . . hopes to ioin WAACS . . . future housewife. BETTY ISKOWITZ . . . Isky . . . stays in bed on Friday l3th . . . attended Springdale High . . doesn't like sissified men . . . recites. LOIS IVERSON . . . talkative . . . collects foreign dolls . . . Tri-Hi-Y . . . likes to dance . . . National Thespian . . . Classical Course . . . abhors egotists. DOLORES JABLONSKI . . . Secretarial Course . . . plans to work upon graduation . . . bookworm . . likes movies. DORIS JACK . . . Doey . . .talented artist . . . Choir . . . stubborn . . . Andre Kostelanetz listener . . . hamburger addict . . . Tri-Hi-Y . . . friendly. MARIE JACKSON . . . superstitious . . . likes night life . . . goes for a military band . . . writes to soldiers . . . future secretary. ALEX JACOBS . . . General Course . . . prefers the simpler type of clothes . . . admires a good looking girl. . . bashful. JOHN JIGLIOTTI . . . Jiggie . . .can always eat another dish of spaghetti . . . football manager . . . shorty . . . brunettes preferred. K RT HOUSEHO WELL H H T UNTER ILNIKI I WITZ SO ON K C I I SENIORS 1943 DOROTHY JOHNSON . . . collecfs dance pro- grams . . . Dee . . . Tri-Hi-Y . . . will affend col- lege . . . Choir . . . likes them fall and falkafive. BETTY JOHNSTON . . . cufe and pefife . . . Col- lege Club . . . chooses fhe bashful fype . . . hails from Ivlounf Vernon. PAUL JONES . . . Squid . . . collecfs sfamps . . . affended Sfewarf and Arnold schools . . . supersfi- fious abouf fhree on a match. BEVERLY JUSTHAM . . . cheerleader . . . Iisfens fo Fifch Band Wagon . . . Miss Five-By-Five . . . Board of Acfivifies . . . Bev, HELEN KACZMARCZYK . . . aspires fo secrefarial work . . . dislikes conceif . . . Commercial Club . . . collecfs snapshofs . . . enjoys fyping class. GERALDINE KAJUT . . . Commercial Course . . . Jerry . . . spends spare fime af skafing rink . . . Commercial Club . . . friendly. RITA KAY . . . would-be woman in white . . . peppy cheerleader . . . hails from Florida . . . Fuzz . . . Kenfonian . . . fond of argumenfs I RITA KEARLEY . . . chicken her favorife . . . sings and plays piano . . . Commercial Club . . . aims fo be a secrefa ry. RAY KEARNEY . . . formerly of Avonmore High School . . . Bud . . . wanfs fo join fhe Air Corps . . . draws carfoons. RITA KECZMER . . . Blondie . . . would like office work upon graduafion . Commercial Club . . . hobbies are bowling and dancing. ALICE KEDZIERSKI . . . Commercial Course . . . friendly and fun-loving . . . dislikes snobs . . . can usually be found dancing somewhere. CLARENCE KEENAN . . . Hep . . . member of College Club . . . hang-ouf is anywhere on Mounf Vernon . . . loves fo drive. VIRGINIA KEMPINSKI . . . Bank Sfaff . . . likes fo sing . . . Bob Hope fan . . . Commercial Club . . . adores Cheswick Bar-B-O. EARL KISER . . . Classical Course . . . hopes fo af- tend college . . . doesn'f like flirfs . . . hails from Oakmonf High. RICHARD KOPEREK . . . likes friendly girls . . . hopes fo affend college . . . enioys foofball and bas- kefball . . . answers fo Dick. DOROTHY KOWALKOWSKA . . . member of Vic- fory Club . . . plays piano . . .will be saying Num- ber please . . . known as Dunia. JANE KRAET . . . quief Iiffle Ivliss . . . likes fyping . . . enjoys hair sfyling and dancing . . . likes sporf clofhes. MARY JANE KURTZ . . . Commercial Club . . . misused giff of gab . . . Nafional Honor Society . . . fufure sfenographer . . . favors sporf clofhes. JOHNSON JOHNSTON JONES JUSTHAM KACZMARCZYK K JUT KAY KE RLEY KE RNEY KECZ ER KEDZIERSKI KEENAN KEMPINSKI KISER KOPEREK KOWALKOWSKA KRAFT KURTZ I SE NIUBRS 1943 KWOLEK LACINSKI LA ROCCA LAWSON LAYTON LESKO LEWIS LILLY L NNEY L TTLE LODOWSKI STANLEY KWOLEK . . . Red Cross Council . . . math genius . . . Coke . . .very quiet tellow . . . hopes to go to college. RUTH LACINSKI . . . Commercial Club . . .collects stamps . . . Ruthie . . . dislikes conceited boys . . . listens to the Inner Sanctum. ROSE LA ROCCA . . . little bombshell . . . likes to work puzzles . . . Commercial Course . . . admires Richard Denning. ANNE LAWSGN . . . pleasing personality. . . Band and Choir . . . seen at Central Drug . . . smooth dresser . . . Classical Course s ZELL LAYTON . . . known at skating rink . . . hang- out-Jacobs . . . great tootball and basketball tan . . . Rookie. WILLIAM LESKO . . . sports writer . . . bashtul around the opposite sex . . . admires Bill Stern . . . interested in Y. M. C. A. KATHRYN LEWIS . . . Victory Club . . . tuture housewife . . . enjoys collecting dolls . . . listens to Bob Hope . . . Day. ANN LILLY . . . wondertul grades . . . interested in music. . . ardent Girl Scout. . . designs clothes . . . Taleoken Statt. WILLIAM LINNEY . . . cheerleader . . . vice presi- dent ot monitors . . . intends to go to college . . . likes to dance. MACHUGA MAGEE MAGOU LIS E MANGINI L MANGINI MANGONE GILBERT LITTLE . . . Gib . . . head cheerleader . . . interested in girls . . . Parnassus alumnus . . . never misses Red Skelton . . . taste tor clothes. PAUL LITVINOVICZ . . . played tootball and golt . . . ice skater . . . Coach Fletcher's admirer . . . al- ways smiling. BLANCHE LODOWSKI . . . College Club . . . ad- mires Mr. Hadden . . . active in war work . . . col- lects musicians' photographs. MARY MACHUGA . . . tuture nurse. . . likes bowl- ing and Praise the Lord . . . tavors sport clothes . . . avoids black cats. LESTER MAGEE . . . Fibber . . . winning way with the women . . . sessions in D. T .... Hi-Y . 4 . good basketball player. MARY MAGOULIS . . . loves dancing . . . ambi- tious to become a private secretary . . . interested in sports . . . Tommy Dorsey tan. EDITH MANGINI . . . Edee . . . desires Civil Service job or to join the WAVES . . . loves dancing and bowling. LENA MANGINI . . .ardent bowler . . . interested in becoming a secretary . . . appetite tor hamburgs and hot dogs. FRANK MANGONE . . . saves silver dollars . . . tears walking under a ladder . . . dislikes too much make-up . . . McDutliy. LITVINOVICZ MANGONE MARELLO MARKWELL MARRASH MAXWELL MCCALMON CONNELL M CREADY DADE ELROY M INT RE M MIL N MESTA lv CUTCH ON MILDREN MILISIT A MILKO R LKO THOMAS MANGONE . . . Tom . . . very quieT , . . sense OT humor. . . member oi VicTory Club. . . up and coming ciTizen . . . Tine speaker. MARGARET MARELLO . . . Margie . . . Leaders' Club . . . beauTiTuI skaTer . . . Terrific bowler and The Bowling Club manager. HELEN MARKWELL . . . very friendly . . . an en- ThusiasTic member oi The VicTory Club . . . likes To hike and dance. HELEN MARRASH . . . Hal . . . full oT Tun and jokes . . . inTends To enTer nurses' Training . . . Truly unselfish. JEAN MAXWELL . . . Jeanie . . . member oT The Commercial Club . . . is a KenTonian Typist . . . quiTe TalkaTive and friendly. CLONDA MCCALMON . . . member of Leaders' Club . . . is very original in wriTing Themes . . . loves To read. JEAN MCCONNELL . . . Commercial Club . . . Tiny . . . so kind and sweeT To everyone . . . wanTs To be a secreTary. EILEEN MCCREADY . . . plans To enTer hospiTaI Tor Training . . . Thinks Tommy Dorsey's Band is solid . . . wriTes poeTry. GWEN MCDADE . . . monitor . . . cheerleader . . . a wolf . . . likes solid geomeTry and physics, his besT subiecTs. y, JEANETTE McELROY . . . Classical Course . . . plans nursing career. . . plays piano . . . likes To skaTe . . . superstiTious oT Friday l3Th. FELIX MCINTYRE . . . Harry James Tan . . . plans To Travel . . . collecfs records . . . Hi-Y . . . enioys LaTin American hisTory class. .DOLORES McMILLIN'. . . Red Cross Council . . . red head . . . hopes Tor a nursing career . . . likes skaTing . . . General Course. JOSEPH MESTA . . . General Course . . . hobby is woodwork . . . likes neaT and Triendly girls . . . aT- Tended Allegheny Township High. FRANCIS McCUTCHEON . . . Bud . . . Tormerly from SaITsburg High . . . plays The eIecTric Hawaiian guiTar. WILLIAM MILDREN . . . inTends To join The CoasT Guard . . . likes to ride horse-back . . . baseball Team. MARY MILISITS . . . inTeresTed in a secreTariaI career. . . Small Fry . . . Commercial Course . enjoys skaTing . . . Kyser Tan. ANNAMAE MILKO . . . anoTher Kay Kyser Tan . . . TavoriTe song is WhiTe ChrisTmas . . . a nurse in The making. ROSEMARY MILKO . . . Tamous sTudy hall gossip . . . Bowling Club . . . hails Trom Parnassus Junior High . . . Classical Course. DARL MILLER . . . Navy, here I come! . . . enjoys Mr. Sisley's senior science class . . . Classical Course . . . likes work! KENNETH MILLER . . . friendly . . . on Ihe bashful side . . . dances well . . . blushes easily . . . collecrs slamps . . . always smiling. LEE MILLER. .. Bob .. .lall and slim . . . Iavorile hang-our-425 Freeport Road . . . Hi-Y . . . shy . . . assembly slalf. SHIRLEY MILLER . . . superslilious . . . whal a gig- gle! . . . Leaders' Club . . . likes Tyrone Power . . . a good WAAC prospecl . . . Choir. JEAN MILLINGTON . . . Slewarl alumna . . . col- lecls movie srars' piclures . . . Jimmy Dorsey lan . . . loalhes Iwo-limers . . . enjoys skaling. CAROLYN MONACA . . . Clara . . . likes danc- ing . . . avoids black cals . . . Commercial Course . . . lislens to HH Parade . . . friendly. MARGARET MRVAN . . . likes dancing and sewing . . . Iavorire amusemeni' is movies . . . Home Eco- nomics Course . . . Slewarl alumna. WALLACE MURRAY . . . Classical Course . . builds airplanes . . . enjoys huniing . . . shy . . . in- lends 'ro be an aeronaulical engineer. PHYLLIS MYERS . . . Commercial Course . . . shorl . . .keeps recipe scrap books . . . can she cook? . . . enjoys dancing . . . likes boys. RUTH MYERS . . . fulure housewife . . . likes lhem short good looking, and young . . . enjoyed driving . . . from Srewarl School. WALDO MYERS . . . prefers good dancers . . . amaleur pholographer . . . enjoys typing class . . . Commercial Course . . . likes 'ro dress up. ' DOLORES NASSER . . . expecls Io go info nurses' 'rraining . . . admires genrlemen . . . Imogene Solo- mon's pal . . . Harry James Ian. ELEANOR NOLF . . . loves loolball Ieam . . . never uses capilal lerlers in wriling her name . . . is mov- ing lo Pollsville. CONSTANCE NOVAK . . . Connie . . . favorite paslime-dancing . . . Slewarl' alumna . . . yearns for a job . . . likes lo cook. HELEN NOVALESKI . . . bank slalil . . .enjoys read- ing and dancing . . . knows 'rhe good movies . . . member of Commercial Club. ELIZABETH O'CONNELL . . . Belly . . . enjoys a Talkalive boy . . . a lulure nurse . . . Dolores Wood's pal . . . Iavorile singer-Tommy Ryan. GLADYS OFIESH . . . inieresled in designing clorhes . . . draws al home . . . a lufure secretary . . . likes sporl clorhes. RITA O'LEAR . . . comes from Allegheny Township High . . . famous posr card colleclion . . . never seen wiihoul her skales. D MILLER K MILLER L MILLER S MILLER MILLINGTON MONACA MRVAN MURRAY F. MYERS R. MYERS W. MYERS NASSER NOLF NOVAK NOVA LESKI O CONNELL OFIESH 0 LEAR SENIORS 1943 SOPHIE OLIVO . . . acfive in Commercial Club . . . can finkle fhe ivories . . .enjoys Ioafing . . . Windy . . . seen af Jacobs. BOB ORMESHER . . . Hank . . . swell work in Kensylvanians . . . likes good clofhes . . . everyone's friend . . . Taleoken Sfaff phofographer. BERNADINE OSOSKY . . . Babe . . . ardent sew- er . . . enjoys lisfening fo Spoflighf Band . . . infer- esfed in Leaders' Club . . . bowler. MARY LOUISE PALETTA . . . dreads breaking mir- rors . . . plans fo enfer college . . . 'ralenfed pianisf . . . likes bowling. VERONICA PANKOSKA . . . Vera . . . favorife subjecf-office pracfice . . . skafes, dances, and bowls . . . Kyser and Reagan fan. KATHERINE PANOS . . .friendly Kay.. . hails from Morganfown High . . . Glen Miller music lover . . . enjoys John Payne's acfing. MARIO PATI . . . Blackie the CiI'y Slicker . . . infends fo build sky scrapers . . . enjoys Bob Hope and fishing . . . Hi-Y. WILLIAM PAUL . . . bashful . . . rosy cheeks . . . baskefball player . . . favors senior science . . . enjoys movies . . . BilI. LILLIAN PECK .. . Lil . . . collecfs snapshofs . . . always seen wifh Marfha George . . . a Sammy Kay fan . . . loves fo dance. OLIVO ORMESHER OSOSKY MARY PEDON . . . quief . . . enjoys office pracfice, movies, Red Skelfon . . . desires fo be a sfenog- rapher. N SHIRLEY PEEBLES . . . Peebs . . . speaks French . . . member of Leaders' Club . . . enjoys collecfing souvenirs, singing, swimming, Bob Hope. THERESA PENTEK . . . brown eyes . . . P. O. D., bowling, and ice skafing favored . . . hopes fo say Number please. SALVADOR PEREZ . . . Whal' a voice! Whaf hair! Whaf eyes! . . . Nafional Thespian . . . dislikes girls . . . very affracfive . . . Choir. MARY PERRIELLO . . .friendly . . . Thespian. Choir, and Tri-Hi-Y . . . inferesfed in wriling . . . business school prospecf . . . always cheerful. NICK PERRIELLO . . . bashful . . . co-capfain of foofball feam . . . favors mechanical drawing and coach . . . Bob Hope and Glen Miller lisfener. TOM PERROTT . . .Classical Course . . . likes sporfs above all Things . . . prefty red hair. . . enjoys Russ Morgan's Band. RUSSELL PFEIFFER . . . likes fo eaf . . . baseball fan . . . jifferbug af hearl' . . . expecfs fo be draffed . . .Classical Course. - RALPH PHILLIPS . . . admires Clark Gable . . . Commercial Club . . . enjoys movies . . . Inner Sancfumf' PALETTA PAN KOSKA PANOS PATI PAUL PECK PEDON PEEBLES PENTEK PERE2 M FERRIELLO N PERRIELLO PERROT PFEIF R PHILLIPS SENIORS 1943 RN IN POSTER . POSTER C. POWELL M. POWELL WERS PUHA PULCIN R RE RE R GUT RO EY R S ROSE PIERNIK . . . answers fo Roosfer . . . en- joys dancing . . . saves leffers . . . supersfitious abouf dropping silverware . . . abhors snobs. THECLA PILAT . . . Commercial Club . . . called TiIlie . . . fufure secrefary . . . doesn'f like fo break mirrors . . . yearbook fypisf. JOHN POLARINAKIS . . . Red Cross Council . . . wrifes leffers . . . likes all girls . . . Jabo . . . dreams abouf Beffy Grable. MARION POSTERARO . . . likes arf . . . loves fo dance . . . future designer . . . Iisfens 'ro Hlnformafion Please . . . dislikes show-offs. ROCCO POSTERARO . . . Commercial Course . . . foofball addicf . . . Marines, here he comes! . . . friends call him Rocky . . . enjoys music. CATHERINE POWELL . . . blond bombshell . . . Junior Red Cross Council . . . defours around num- ber I3 . . . Commercial Club. MARJORIE POWELL . . . fufure housewife . . . be- lieves in rabbif's foof . . . likes blue eyes . . . Harry James fan . . . giff of gab. ROBERT POWERS . . . likes fo pracfice wifh Ken- sylvanians . . . Hi-Y . . . enjoys solid geomefry . . . band . . . plays bass fiddle . . . shy. AL PUHALLA . . . quief and shy . . . excels in base- bajj . . . enjoys lisfening fo Bill Sfern and Glenn lvli er. R R MARY PULCINI . . . fufure secrefary . . . dislikes conceited boys . . . favors sporf clofhes . . . enjoys bowling and bicycling. YOLANDA RAPP . . . Lunda . . . likes office work . . . admires frankness . . . Commercial Club . . . likes dancing . . . preffy as a picfure. NORMA REIMER . . . Sfewarf alumna . . . Clark Gable enfhusiasf . . . prefers sporf clofhes . . . likes fo dance and skafe. ROBERT REISCH . . . Senior Class presidenf . . . high-pressure salesman . . . Eagle Scouf . . . ladies' man . . . Senior Sfamp Colonel. RENA RIGUTTO . . . cherishes an inifial ring . . . Commercial Club . . . likes fo dance . . . admires a pleasing personalify. PEGGY ROBEY . . . aspires 'co soofhe fevered brows . . . Tri-Hi-Y . . . fhree cheers for R. C. A. F. . . . al- ways grinning. . . . Dramafic Club. ANN RODGERS . . . Classical Course . . . anofher nurse . . . likes fo ice skafe . . . enjoys Lafin class .. . Dimples . . . Tommy Dorsey fan. AMELIA ROSS . . . Posy . . . infends fo be a sales- girl . . . hobbies are dancing and bowling . . . Com- mercial Course. ROBERT ROSSING . . . Bob . . . fickef faker af fhe Liberfy in affernoons . . . affends school in morn- ings . . . likes Latin American hisfory. RUNCO RUPERT RUP E RUSSELL SAM C ALL SC MIDT SCH RECON OST SCOTT SEL ERS SENDY KAR SHANK SHAW SHEROSKY SHOOK SIEBER IMPSON SLATER NORMA RUNCO . . . bank s+a1Cf . . . a smile for everyone . . . ralher shy and quief . . . Commercial Club. RICHARD RUPERT ... Mouldy ...blue eyes and curly hair . . . Red Cross Council . . . personalify plus . . . always smiling. EILEEN RUPPEL . . .blond hair and brown eyes . . . good voice . . . Tri-Hi-Y . . . hopes To aiiend college . . . dimples . . . Choir. RAY RUSSELL . . . slowness . . . Tall and slim . . . greai friend of Bill Paul . . . ardeni baskeiball fan. ADELINE SAM . . . Commercial Club . . . enjoys movies . . , favors skiris and swealers . . . fulure secretary . . . dislikes conceii . . . Ad. JOSEPH SCHALL . . . one of lhose foolball play- ers . . . public speaking pro . . . would like lo go lo college . . . hails from oul The road. RUSSELL SCHMIDT . . . collecls maich covers . . . likes fooiball and baseball . . . answers +o SchmiHy . . . helps in s+uden+ bank. PAUL SCHRECONGOST . . . Commercial Club . . . collecls baseball piclures . . . drug slore cowboy . . . Schrecky . . . likes neat girls . . . envies John Payne. JOAN SCOTT . . . quiel' liiile Miss . . . Tri-Hi-Y . . . quile shy . . . likes To sing . . . admires poliie boys . . . ScoHie. ELSIE SELLERS . . . hangs oul ai Mellwood Roller Rink . . . hearl beais for Tyrone Power . . . avoids black cals. JOSEPHINE SENDYKAR . . . Leaders' Club . . . friendly gal . . . fulure beauiician . . . likes a sense of humor . . . likes dancing. KRAMER SHANK . . . cule liltle fellow . . . infer- esied in aviaiion . . . easy going . . . cheerleader a+ Sfewarl . . . commonly called Casey. JEAN SHAW . . . Anne Lawson's pal . . . Choir . . . likes +o swim . . . sweaier girl . . . Taleoken Sialif . . . Bob Hope fan. FLORENCE SHEROSKY . . . keeps up morale of service men . . . especially sailors . . . likes dares . . .iusi call her Elo. CLAIRE SHOOK . . . abiliiy in acling . . . many leilers . . . irips to Piilsburgh . . . sense of humor . . . works wilrh children. JENNY SIEBER . . . enioys skaling . . . favoriie hang- oul'-Joe's Roller Rink . . . never misses The Thin Man. LOIS SIMPSON . . . Commercial Club . . . likes 'ro hike. . . enjoys l-lil Parade and John Payne . . . ad- mires Jimmy Dorsey. BOB SLATER . . . inieresfed in radio . . . never misses Kay Kyser . . . admires an inieresiing person- alily . . . mechanical drawing pro. IMOGENE SOLOMON . . . Gene . . . Kenlon- ian . . . collecls aulographs ol orcheslra leaders . . . rhumba and conga . . . ambilious lo go lo college. SKIPPY SPEER . . . seen wilh his gang . . . enjoys Gene Aulry . . . has a liking lor blonds . cocky. EVELYN SPIERING . . . Ebb . . . dislikes wolves . . . inleresl in Viclory Club . . . long eye lashes . . . enjoys movie slars' piclures. MARY SPIERING . . . Mae . . . spends lime in skaling . . . collecls piclures . . . rare sense ol humor . . . admires genllemen. JAMES SPILLERS . . . Hi-Y secretary . . . works wilh radio sels . . . ardenl Boy Scoul . . . Jimmy . . . lears Friday lhe l3lh. MARY JANE SPINA . . . collecls souvenirs . . . sleady jaunls lo lhe movies . . . quiel personalily . . . lailhlul friend. PATTY STAFFORD . . . inlramural sporls . . . super- slilious about rings . . . always has somelhing lo say . . . Bank Slafl. MARY STANEK . . . sludious . . . Commercial Club and Bank Slall . . . hails lrom Sl. Marys . . . enjoys reading and dancing. FLORENCE STANISZEWSKI . . . Bulch . . . loves mysleries . . . dancing, bowling, and dales rank high . . . P. O. D.. Kyser, and Hope. FRANCES STANKO . . . a promising secrelary . . . snappy dresser . . . Mary Pulcini's pal . . . enjoys dancing . . . seen wilh her gang. BETTY STEFUN . . . quiel . . . dreams ol 6 While Chrislmas . . . Glenn Miller, Parnassus, and John Payne . . . enjoys radio. JOHN STEPHENS . . . leader ol lhe Kensylvanians . . . career in music. . . cule and bashlul . . . expecls to go lo Indiana. VIRGINIA STOCKDALE . . . friendly . . . Tri-Hi-Y . . . Choir . . . lavors dancing, bowling, Glen Miller, John Payne . . . Ginny, FLORENCE SWANK . . . quiel . . . hales red hair and shorl boys . . . phone Mellwood Skaling Rink al any lime. DOLORES SZYMCZAK . . . quiel . . . Commercial Club . . . Ollice Slall. . . enjoys Harry James, Bob Hope, and Alan Ladd. LOUISE TADRZAK . . . blue-eyed blond . . . ad- mires a cerlain Marine.. . Red Skellon, Glen Miller, and mannerly boys. DORA JEANNE TANNER . . . neal and nice . . likes dressy clolhes . . . never lale lor school . . E. H. is her inleresl. CLARA TEMPINSKI . . . yearns lo be a beaulilier . . . Harry James lover . . . 'thrives on Skellon and John Payne. SER E S R S N S K K S H STOCK SWANK SZMCZ K TAD Z K T R T SENIURS 1943 S O N D HELEN TEMPINSKI . . . flashing a diamond ring . . . fufure model or secrefary . . . can drive a car successfully . . . blond hair. KATHERYN TONEY . . . enioys Bob Hope's pro- gram . . . wanfs fo work for Bell Telephone . . . ioined fhe swimming club. - PEGGY TOROK . . . refuses fo walk under ladders . . . very pleasanf . . . likes undersfanding boys . . . Sfewarf School. FRANK TRACZ . . . General Course . . . wanfs fo affend aeronaufical school . . . collecfs sfamps and builds airplanes. VICTORIA TRUSALL . . . likes music and polite boys . . . hopes fo affend college . . . College Club . . . voice lessons. MARY URIC . . . likes baskefball and collecfs sou- venirs . . . hangs ouf af Praha Cafe . . . wears sporf clofhes. HELEN VAN NORMAN . . . enioys dafes lnof foodl . . . admires Spencer Tracy . . . avoidsi black cafs . . . Commercial Club . . . Van. AILEEN VAN TINE . . . enjoys dancing and swim- ming . . . won'f walk under a ladder . . . dislikes snobs . . . curly hair. ANGELINA VELTRl . . . cheerful and full of fun . . known as Ange . . . Leaders' Club member . . follows General Course. ANGELO VELTRI . . . likes reading, bicycling and movies . . . has had a variefy of iobs . . . enioys Marines' Hymn. RAY VELTRI . . . believes in all supersfifions . . . foss-up between college and fhe Army . . . enioys assemblies . . . shorf. MARGARET VESTRAND . . . Peggy . . . Com- mercial course . . . likes skirfs, sweafers, Clark Gable, Mr. Vorlage, Radio Theaferf' and singing. RAYMOND WAREHAM . . . Commercial Club, Nafional Thespians . . . favorife feacher-Miss Long . . . bashful and quief . . . Bob Hope fan. DON WASSALL . . . Wiff . . . Monifors' Club, Board of Acfivifies . . . sfamp capfain . . . Kay Kyser and Harry James follower. BETTY LOO WATERLOO . . . collecfs phofographs . . . Rufh Myers is her side kick . . . sport clofhes . . . comes from Sfewarf School. MARY LOUISE WATKINS . . . Sis . . . likes fo cook and skafe . . . sporf clofhes . . . hails from Plum Township. WALTER WEBER . . . Dufch . . . Foofball Club . . . baseball . . . ioin Navy? . . . likes ice skafing. Lana Turner, and Hedy Lamarr. AUDREY WELSH . . . Red . . . Commercial Club . . . likes Mrs. Higgs' fyping class . . . skirfs and blouses . . . loves lnner Sancfum Mysfery. T N ON T OK RACZ TR SALL RIC NNRMN NTNE A L I A L l VE TR VE T WAREHAM WASSALL WATERLO WATKINS WEBER WELSH SENIORS 1943 WESS WHITE WHITESE LL WILHELM WILLIAMSON WINDOWS wmrzh wmwoon woLFF wouc woon vAaczANxA YEE YODER ZAYDEL ZELANEY ZELOYLE CHARLOTTE WESS . . . Sfewarl' Alumni Club . . . Shorfy . . . Emrose's Drug Store . . . makes friends easily . . . Wanda Garvey's pal. EMMA WHITE . . . Home Economics Course . . . sews, cooks, and collecfs old money . . . sporf clofhes . . . fhird finger, Ieff hand. MARY JANE WHITESELL . . . DimpIes . . . will affend Commercial College . . . Tri-Hi-Y and Com- mercial Cluber . . . collecfs novel horses. ELOISE WILHELM . . . poefess . . . Oh. Oh! . . . plays around wifh Phyllis Myers . . .fears Friday l3fh . . . dislikes concerfs . . . Snooks. LILLIAN WILLIAMSON . . . likes red-headed boys . . . answers fo Billy . . . envies Greer Garson . . . frank and easy going'. ELLEN WINDOWS . . . ardenf reader . . . possible secrefary . . . favors sporf clothes . . . always laugh- ing . . . likes Hour of Charm. BETTY WINTER . . . Tri-Hi-Y . . . sporfswoman . . . friendly . . . will affend college . . . abhors black cafs .. . likes 'em fall and dark. JEAN WINWOOD . . . collecfs cosfume iewelry . . . likes fo dance . . . fufure WAAC . . .carries a rabbif's foof. RAYMOND WOLFE . . . sfands guard in fhe hall . . . musical af hearf . . . a litfle conceifed . . . Bafh- Iess . . . Nafional Thespians. ZINE EVELYN WOLK . . . edifor of fhe Kentonian . . . as sincere as fhey come . f. will affend Piff . . . Tri- Hi-Y member. DOLORES WOOD . . . Classical Course . . . enioys fennis . . . ambifion is nursing . . . affended Arnod High and Oakmonf High. ANNA YABCZANKA . . . likes fo sew . . . came from P. J. H. S .... would work in an office . . . Commercial Club . . . Happy, EDDY YEE . . . tunes in on shorf wave broadcasfs . . . Hi-Y . . . scienfifically minded . . . experf af phofography . . . Chinky . . . Trade School. BARBARA YODER . . . supersfifious abouf seven sfars and seven nighfs . . . Tommy Dorsey fan . . . day-dreamer . . . Nafional Honor Sociefy . . . Bink . . . Taleoken. ROSE ZAYDEL . . . Commercial Course . . . collecfs snapshofs . . . Rosifa . . . Commercial Club . . . fufure secrefary . . . Sammy Kaye fan. HELEN ZELANEY . . . admires a sense of humor . . . likes fo dance . . . Commercial Club . . . Secre- tarial course . . . blond hair. LIBERTA ZELOYLE . . . Chooch . . . horse lover . . . likes dancing . . . peppy and popular . . . pre- fers wavy hair . . . Leaders' Club. WANDA ZINE . . . Commercial Club . . . cufe Iiffle blond . . . collecfs sfamps . . . Red Cross Coun- cil . . . aspires fo secrefarial work. BARTOLACCI BROWN BUCKSHIRE ERTS RIC RTMAN URCHIC APO ASELLA HARLTON uno I o MORRIS ZINAMON . . . Moe . . . Classical course . . . hang-ouf-New Ken Drug . . . enioys sporfs . . . neaf dresser. GORDON ADAMS . . . Gordie . . . sfar baseball player . . . an elecfrician who likes draffing . . . likes Keysfone Safefy program. LOUIS AKINS . . . Lou . . . defense sfamps-his hobby . . . enioys nighf football . . . an elecfrician employed as a machinisf. DALE ALBERTS . . . wanfs fo work in a chemical laborafory . . . Charlie . . . speedy in draffing. GEORGE ALERICH . . . his ambifion is fo be an elecfrician . . . Mr. Siegfried his favorife feacher . . . Fafs. ROBERT ARTMAN . . . Red . . . indusfrial draffs- man . . . clever humorisf and iokesfer . . . plays bas- kefball for Vocational . . . loafs af home. EUGENE BARTOLACCI . . . Barf . . . mechan- ical draffsman ? ? ? . . . masfer of fhe accordian . . . where did he gef fhaf laugh? LOY BROWN . . . fhe penman of fhe draffing class . . . Bubba . . . skafing and iifferbug -enfhusiasf. JOSEPH BUCKSHIRE . . . Buck . . . likes fhe Marines' uniform . . . doesn't like English . . . This elecfrician prefers Rhapsody in Blue. JOSEPH BURCHICK . . . likes 'rrigonomefry . . . a good loafer . . . elecfrician and a fine whisfler . . . wears zoof suifs. ARTHUR CAPO . . . senior class vice presidenf . . . afraid of women lI'll befl . . .likes sfudy hall . . .ex cellenf machinisf. WALTER CASELLA . . . wenl' fo Plum Township High . . . enioys Disfricl' Aftorney . . . does nof like high-heeled shoes. JOHN CHARLTON . . . Cholly . . . loafs in Val- ley Heighfs . . . Joan Leslie his favorife movie sfar . . . a paffernmaker. RICHARD CHOLTKO . . . Wolf . . . his supersfi- fion is whisfling af fhe girls . . . a palrlernmaker buf likes English. THOMAS COREY . . . wanfs to go wesf . . . likes plain, neaf clofhes . . . a Bing Crosby crooner . . . draffsman. WILLARD CROYLE . . . Whimpie . . . once af- FRANCIS FLYNN . . . a play boy . . . prefers lxghf fended Leechburg High . . . a greaf 'coon hunfer clofhes . . . is enrolled in fhe elecfricians' class lanofher Daniel Boonenl . . . draffsrnan plus. wiius CROYLE. . wauze . mafh his isvofaie AMEWCO e'OYANNEll' - - ' Who SGYS he 'W G Subied . t .,hailS1fr6m Leechbulgz . U draprsman by neaclpinist? . dislikes bashful girls . . . likes Eddie frade . . . prefers girls. an Org ra 'O program' GEORGE DAYOUB . . . a Boy Sdouf . . . Junior DANIEL HANNA . i A Dan l . . Speedo ' - - lllres lee Cream Perlers - - ' eltendeel Yerlrvllle- varsify foofball . . . likes everybody . . . good sleeper Ohio, High School . . . paffernmaker. . U i found in 'the Paffem Shop. ELLSWORTH DEAN . . . wanfs fo work wifh air- H H planes. . . wenf fo Plum Township High . . . favorife JOHN HEREDA - - 3 .Berrerleler - - - wdnfs re be Class-machine shop pracfgceu Enbipprenfice elecfrician . . . news reporfing his o y. RALMOND DOMANSKI . . . Do.pey . I . fhe smallesf draffsman . . . prefers bowling fo girls KENNETH HILD u . . i-Kenu . . . a fofmer +wmpe+ ADAM DUMOT . . . Vocafional reporfer for Ken- playhgr end eflferl machlmsl ' ' ' Workmg man 'ronian . . . supersfifion- Women . . . prefers a W 'Z ln me ' machine shops MICHAEL HRABCZUK . . . likes to read . . . ' Mi e . . . 6leCl'I lCl6I'llS p6S'l'll'T1e is . . ' Wanfs +0 ioin H19 Army U . - paf-fern maker gllrlfi . . . HDUliGH . . . l'lUl'1l'lI'1g SGGSOFI likes Sporfy Clofhesi eng . ROBERT FARNETH . . . Bob . . . Y. M. C. A .... FRED KANAAN . . . K-9 . . . will he makea draffs ever one's friend . . . a fufure machinisf . . . irls a man? . . . an ex erf swimmer . . . favorife hang our Y Q n P wasfe of fime. - Valley Henghfsf' SENIORS 19 W. CROYLE W. CROYLE DAYOUB DEAN DOMANSKI DUMOT DUNCAN FARNETH FLYNN GIOVANNELLI HANNA HEREDA HILD HRABCZU K KANAAN WILLIAM KAPP . . . Bill . . . The wolt oT The dratT- PAUL MATOVCIK . . . Goose once aTTended ing class . . . roller skaTer . . . oTTen at Mellwood EasT Deer High School . This machinisT is an air Roller Rink. plane model builder. AUCQEJSTIINE KARDOS - . - photography his hobby EDWARD MATTIE . . . Me efenemen m dey - - - Gus - ' - 5 Sll-'Clenl maCl1'm5l - - - Har-Bras School, machinisT aT night school musically in Once his alms mater- clined . . . aTTended Springdale High EDWAdRl? KIEKL' ' ' UH'?s'Uf1 lfagdu ' ' ' allencled THOMAS MEISNER . . . plays The violin expert pm? Se lg ' ' ' pre ers n pols ' ' ' Wears machinisT . . . Xavier CugaT his TavoriTe band overa ls in pattern shop. dislikes dumb girls. AL KRYSTECKI . . . likes To argue . . . plays The ,. clarinet . . . a machinist who wants To go To college. ilhiE1l?Llflg2llhl2lEal1 ' ' ' pzjgnfrag gudara quljlslikrg FRANcis KRZEWINSKI . . . eyerybeey his Triend QMS with makeup- . . . This machinist enioys reading . . . likes dress Clofhes l l I Acme DALLAS MCDONALD . Jeep likes To wear working clothes . . . expert elecTrician Can You Lswis LITTLE . . . likes blackouTs yuh girls . . . Top This? his fsvorhs- plays The violin . . . wenT To STewarT School . . . likes Arnold band- FRANK PALMER . . . machinist in nighT school WALTER wmkowskl . . . likes flashy clothes . . . ffffiifman 'S a pl'OlOg'a'Ol'Y exped Wal Vudge . . . pattern making and English his TavoriTe ' b' T. SU 'ec S FRANCIS Posr . . . e meeh.n.e+ ee+ likes eireffme ADOLPH MANGIERI . . . a future electrician . . . . . . aTTended Schenley High favorite amuse oh, how he haTes To get upl . . . radio a pasTime. menT is girls. APP KARDOS SKI KRYSTECKI KRZEWINSKI ITTLE MAKOWSKI ANGIERI MATOVCIK M TTIE NE M R M AL P L R OST SENIORS 19 THEODORE PRANIEWICZ . . . Ted . . . TavoriTe subiecT-sTudy hall . . . The GreaT Sleeper . . . wonder if he'Il be an eIecTrician. DONALD ROWE . . . Don . . . The Rowe hiT OT The year- AT LasT . . . electrician plus . . . dancing his hobby. FRANK RYSAK . . . a super eIecTrician . . . a me- chanic aT hearT . . . hiT oT all Time- STar Spangled Banner. S GEORGE SAYLOR . . . Pop . . . Gary Cooper his TavoriTe movie sTar . . . machinisT who can Take care oT himseIT. RICHARD SCHAFER . . . arTisT in his spare Time . . . This paTTernmaker once aTTended Har-Brac . . . an excellenf singer. CHESTER SIUTA . . . reads decTecTive sTories . . . Takes gyrnnasTics aT Polish FaIcon's gym . . . elec- Trician experT in Ju-JiTsu. RUSSELL SMITH . . . SmiTTy . . . aThleTe . . . TavoriTe suIoiecT-electrical Training . . . Why do girls puT make-up on in public? RALPH STEVENS . . . Choir . . . Slim . . 4. TuTure draTTsman in armed Torces . . . Taleoken STaTF . . . likes Negro SpiriTuaIs and guiTar. PRANIEWICZ ROWE RYSAK S YLOR C A E S UT TE T E T Y UMBA WILHELM WYLIE Z 2 R E TONY TALLERICO . . . chaTTers in sTudy hall . . . wanTs To ioin The U. S. CoasT Guard as eIecTrician's maTe. JACK TURANSY . . . Jackson . . . likes English . . . past member oT ArT Club . . . preTers driving a car and bruneTTes. PAUL UMBAUGH . . . Guna Bill . . . likes To Trip The IighT TanTasTic . . . preTers slow dance music . . . This paTTern maker is a clever baskeTbaII player. ALVIN WILHELM . . . AI . . . a handsome ma- chinisT . . . capTain oT a hockey Team . . . Turns red when embarrassed . . . singer. ROBERT WYLIE . . . Ba2aI . . . a pool shark . . . an A draTTsman . . . TrigonomeTry and plane ge- omeTry TavoriTe subiecTs. MICHAEL ZEMANSKI . . . wenT To Plum Township High. . . Mary his hobby, amusemenT and Tavor- iTe song . . . machinisT. RAYMOND ZOMERFIELD . . . Zombie . . . pre- Ters blonds . . . likes To Hx TlaT Tires . . . blue his TavoriTe color . . . anoTher paTTernmaker. SENIORS NOT PICTURED JOHN ABRAHAM BETTYRUTH FRANK VICTOR AVERSA VICTOR MAZZOTTA JOSEPH CARUSO JOHN MILLER CALVIN WALKER E 13: . s .. 3 Q s WRX 12. Q Q L A ,Q ,ik .Ti , Ag. 51-. N .QV 5 WH' Rf' f12'f'efQFIQ ill rib lrgvxnl ll Ii : A L,-.5 r gpg-Q SPORTS REVIEW Berlflger' Asxmgni - Win McQUl QU I Chevvekio' Hog l . 'aol Mcrrmvin' SC FLAG TWIRLERS Time was when fhe infermission af a game meanf a few momenfs fo gef away from fhe crowd. Wifh nofhing in parficular going on in fhe field or on fhe floor, befween halves was fhe ideal Time to inhale some fresh air or exchange gossip. Buf several of our girls have changed all fhaf. Wirh fheir clever and skillful fwirling, 'rhey fill in fhe infervening minufes wifh enferfainmenf worfh fhe price of admission. Af fhe Arnold bas- lcefball game, fhe brighf evenf of The season, fhe flag fwirlers sfruH'ed 'rheir sfufff' Their original and clever maneuvers received +he acclaim of fhe specfators. This lasf appearance was a climax fo a year of acfivify. From the foofball field fo 'rhe baslcefball floor was an easy fransifion for fhe girls. They affracfed as much favorable commenl' in fhe winfer season as they received in fhe aufumn. The flag fwirlers are comparafively new fo Ken l-li, and here's hoping fhey're around for years fo come fo brighfen all infermissions. -gg.. DRUM MAJORETTES l-ligh sTepping, heads high. baTons Twirling, The maioreTTes precede The band in parades. AT- Tired in whiTe uniforms Trimmed wiTh red braid and shakes, or, To The on-looker, Their plumed haTs, They caTch The eye oT all. This group in- cludes Marjorie and RuTh Lucas,-Joan SmelTzer. Tormer maioreTTes, wiTh Dora Sicilia and Billie De Luca new addiTions This year. They have worked ouT routines Tor every TooTball game and baslceT- ball game giving special aTTenTion To The Arnold games. Rain or shine, The maioreTTes always give a Tine performance. CHEERLEADERS The Cheerleaders oT l942-43 will long be re- membered Tor The pep and enThusiasm which They displayed aT The games. Under The leadership of Miss Phillips and, laTer. oT Miss Rankin, They in- troduced many new yells which The sTudenT body eagerly accepTed. They TaiThTully led The cheers aT each TooTloall game and baslceTball game. boTh aT home and away. ResplendenT in red gabar- dine ouTTiTs, They are mosT sTrilcing in appearance. VibraTing wiTh viTality, They led us Through pep rallies. snake dances, and vicTory celeloraTions. R. Lucas Sici lic DeLuco Smeltzer M. Lucas McDade Wilbur Horton Justhom Little Uhor , Kay Linney FUIIITEALI The sTaTT has chosen This year To make special menTion oT individual accomplishmenTs oT mem- bers oT The varsiTy TooTbaII squad. ANDY ABRAHAM-senior. This Tough IiTTIe quarTerback was Ken Hi's kicking speciaIisT This year. Andy played much TooTbaII-Three years in junior and Three years on The senior high varsiTy, TirsT string squad. CHARLES BOYD-senior. His nickname is Chicken. A good lineman and a hard Tackler, Chick showed his durabiIiTy and sTrengTh by playing all year wiTh a broken arm. PHIL CORBIN-senior. He is a small buT speedy line- man. Corbin played a hard game To The end. He was a subsTiTuTe quarTerback who, in The games he was in, showed Tlashes oT being a greaT player. BILL FOWLER-senior. Bill played IeTT end Tor Two years on The varsiTy squad. He saw plenTy oT acTion This year and is considered a good de- Tensive end. ELDRIDGE HUNTER-senior. El played cenTer lasT year buT was swiTched over To guard This year. EI is a good deTensive player and backed up The line in all The games This year. NICK PERRIELLO-senior. Called by Coach FIeTcher one oT The greaTesT ends in Ken-Hi, Nick showed his skill again This year. For three years, Nick has caused Trouble Tor all ball carriers around his end. PAUL LITVINOVICZ-senior. Paul played Tor The Iron Men lasT year and made The varsiTy This year. He goT inTo some games This year and showed promising abiliTy. JOE SCHALL-senior. Joe was a good subsTiTuTe To depend on. Joe came in handy in The games he was in This year and played good ball. WALT WEBER--senior. Weber was The biggesT man on The Team and did much To sTrengThen The Ken Hi Torward wall. WalT was a hard man Tor oppo- siTe blockers To Take ouT oT line. WALT CHAR- LEY-iunior. An iniur kepT WalT ouT oT many games This year. He played on The Iron Men lasT year and TirsT became known when he blocked a kick during The Plum Township game. DICK CLARK-junior. Dick came IaTe buT iusT when FleTcher needed him. He proved a greaT help in sTrengThening The line. Dick was a deTensive play- First Row-Woodard, J. Weber, Hargraves, R. Corbin, Falcon, Saliba, Joseph, Krystecki, Hunter. Second Row-Hanna, Vasilopus, Perriello, Johasky, Charley, Phillips, Percy, Abraham, P. Cor- b' R k R Cl k K ll in, ese, . ar, ey. Third Row-Brown, Litvinovicz, W. Weber, Fowler, E. Clark, Dicello, Michaels, Franklin, Oats, Scholl, Arnold, Boyd, Tamburo. ....82... Aclion under The lighls during 'lhe Ken Hi-Redslone game at Leslie Sladium, Arnold. Vasilopus carries lhe pigslcin. Coaches Dunn and Flercher er and a good backer. DAN HANNA-iunior. Speedo is a small buf sfurdy ball player who is varsily cenler for his firsl year. Speedo played hard all year and refused To qui+ even if injured. He played againsl' much bigger and heavier op- ponents. LOU PERCY-junior. Lou subslriluled for Andy Abraham, who was injured in some games 'rhis year, and lurned in a good iob. He is a hard worlcing and energeiic ball player. GEORGE VASILOPUS-junior. The Galloping Greelc was lhe besl ball carrier on The leam. George is a Three-year veleran. A greai all- around defensive and offensive player around whom lhe Ken Hi aHack was builf This year. FRANK JOHASKY-sophomore. Sonn was a hard, rough, line-bucking ball pla er wiih plenty of light He made yards 'rhe hardlway-Through lhe cenler of lhe opponenl s line. SAM TAM- BURO-sophomore. Anolher one of Coach Blaclc's boys who made ihe 'lirsl Team his lirsl year. Sam played end posilion and 'rurned in many greai games. All the players lhis year played good ball and, 'rhough a small squad, Jrhey were speedy and had an undying spiril. This leam will be long remem- bered in 'rhe foolball annals of Ken Hi his'l'ory. They were coached by Don Flelcher, a slern bul popular and respecled coach. He was ably ass sisled by AI Dunn. 1i.L.. T i l BASKETBALL The varsily baskelball squad was impressive in ils pre-season exhibition games, allhough il losl Hs inifial confesl +0 a sfrong Donora live, and splilr games wifh Vandergrifl and Springdale. Their record also shows two viclories over Tar- en+um. Ken l-li began seciional compelilrion againsl Ford Ciiy on January 8. The Duichmen found The up-river foe To be a Jrall and skilled ball club, and went down +o defeal by a 32 - 22 score. The Kensfers bounded back by handing Coach Glock a convincing vic'rory over a Tighi- ing Kiffanning Jream in anolher afiernoon conlesl. -35-- Q' 'ix ..- X5 .s K Arg Q. k X - K JN 4 , .V - V Y A K Q ' Q Ygxxy' J X532 15 t -X 122' , X. A X N Q X h . .N , K . . - i 5 i- 1 X Q 1 X - xi X is 3 P Q - X K. M - - fl 'X ' - 1 r-,,w::.12.'::sX 'Q ' Q 1 . 1 x... ' .. . Mk 'K ' M i Q ' :um W1 NTS? Mff35'35 mSQ 1X..s if S' ik an .. 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In This Tilt, Dick Clarlc and Les Magee led The lcen scoring. In a Thrilling IasT period The KensTers ouTscored Their opponenTs and earned second place in The secTionaI sTand- ings. However, The Har-Brac Tigers invaded The Ken gym on January 30 with deTerminaTion To upseT The Kenmen's apple carT, and deparTed wiTh a 26-I7 Triumph. Ken Hi opened The sec- ond haIT oi SecTion I play by Traveling To Ford CiTy, where The GIassers were again Too sTrong Tor The Ken Tive. NexT The Kensters gained Their second vicTory oT The year over KiTTanning by a score of 26-20. The DuTchmen also gained Their second vicTory over BuTler, in a hard-played VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES game which saw Jimmy Cochran. a subsTiTuTe, add a new spiriT To The Trailing KensTers and lead Then on To win. Ken Hi did iTs besT To gain a second vicTory over The Lions from Arnold, buT Arnold won a revenging 37-28 win over Coach Carl GIocIc's passers. In The season's Tinal game wiTh Har-Brac, The KensTers gained revenge Tor an earlier upseT by The Tigers. wiTh a convincing 32-22 win. Those players ending Their high school basIceTball ca- reers in This conTesT were Bill Paul. LesTer Magee. VincenT HarTman, Don Wassall, James Cochran. and Andy Abraham. The high caliber oT The squad's basIceTbaII slcill was broughT ouT by The choosing oT The All-STar Team oT SecTion I. On This Team boTh Clark and Magee gained places, while Two Team-maTes, Vince HarTman and Bill Paul, were given Honorable MenTion. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL SCORES Ken Hi 2I ........................,,,,...,..,,,,...... Donora 24 Ken Hi 23 ..... ,,,,. S pringdale 25 Ken Hi 36 ..... ,,,.,,.. T arenTum 34 Ken Hi 24 ........ ,,,c,,. V andergriTT 50 Ken Hi 29 .,... ,.,.s S pringdale 23 Ken Hi 28 ...,. .,.,.... T arenTum 26 Ken Hi 22 .,,,. .,......... F ord CiTy 32 Ken Hi 37 .2..,. ,.,..... V andergriTT 32 Ken Hn 40 ,.,., Ken Hi 37 .,,. Ken Hi 40 .,,c,. Ken Hi I7 ....., Ken Hi 28 ....., Ken Hi 28 ..... BuTler Arnold . KiTTanning Har-Brac Ford CiTy BuTIer 28 29 3I 26 39 23 Ken Hi 28 ,.,., ........ A mold 37 Ken Hi 26 ,,,L,. ,.,.,. K iTTanning 20 Ken Hi 32 ..2..........,,.,,,,,.,.,,.,,,.,...Y....., Har-Brac 22 VOCATIONAL BASKETBALL SCORES Vocafional 2 I I942 - I943 Y. M. C. A. 44 VocaTionaI 2I ...,,,,,.,.....,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. Glass Local 40 Vocafional 25 ..... Jordans 69 VocaTional I5 ...,.. Aluminum 43 VocaTional 2I Vocational 33 VocaTional 30 VocaTional I7 Sloans Falcons Ken Seniors Y. M. C. A. 26 70 22 45 VocaTional 29 ...,... Glass Local 37 VocaTional 26 ..... Jordans 59 VocaTionaI I8 ...... Aluminum 46 VocaTionaI 20 ........ Sloans 38 VocaTional 27 ....... ,....,..,.,,,,., P aTsys 67 VocaTionaI 26 Ken Seniors 45 I942 - I943 Ridge Avenue 23 ................... .....,... A Iumni I8 Ridge Avenue 47 ...... .................. E Iles 23 Ridge Avenue 2I ..... ...... T rade School 27 Ridge Avenue I2 ....... ....... K en Jayvees 34 Ridge Avenue 29 ....... ......... O akmonT I4 Ridge Avenue I8 ...... ......., S TewarT 7 Ridge Avenue I2 ..... ..... P arnassus 20 Ridge Avenue 33 ....... .,.... O aIcmonT 8 Ridge Avenue 26 ...... ........ S TewarT I6 Ridge Avenue 3I ..... ...... P arnassus 2I Ridge Avenue 29 ..... ...... O aIcmonT I5 Ridge Avenue 27 ...... ........ S TewarT 8 Ridge Avenue I8 ..... ..... P arnassus I9 Ridge Avenue 28 ...... ........ S TewarT I5 Ridge Avenue I6 ............................ Parnassus 25 Coach Glock Firsr Row-Dumor, Heiles, Schrecongost, Pfeiffer, Second Row-Speer, Poplowski, Duone, Puhollo, Kontorski, J. Clark, Coach Dunn. Third Row-Trocz, Turney, Glendening, Henderson, Mildren, Percy, R. Clork, Dewalt. BASEBALL The l942 baseball squad, under lheilu- 'relage of Co a c h Dunn, opened ils season wilh Spring- dale but wenl down 'ro defeal by a I4-l score. Nexl 'rhe Ken- rnen enlerlained The Arnold nine and for five innings l' h e y were marched even- ly, bul Arnold loolc a 7 lo 3 viclory. Againsl l-lar - Brac rhe Kenslers hir the winning column wilh lhe excellenl performances of Mildren, Weber, Puhalla. and Kanlorslci. Then lhe Kenslers began lo hir Their slride, playing lheir excellenl brand of ball and upselling Teren- tum and Springdale. l-lowever, lhe Kenmen were Cooch Dunn slopped by Arnold, lhe Lions coming oul' on 'rop in a close ball game. The lasl Two games were won by Har-Brac and Tarenlum. Despife lhe lacl lhal The season broughl only Three viclories and live defeals. Coach Dunn ex- pressed satisfaclion wilh The way many of 'rhe players developed. l-le losl only Three by gradu- arion-Leo Kanlorski, calcherg Andy Turney, firsl' baseman, and Todd Glock, second baseman. Ken Springdale I4 Ken ..,,. ,.,,,,.,.. A rnold 7 Ken ..,.. ,..,.. H ar-Brac 4 Ken ........ .......... T arenlum 3 Ken Springdale 3 Ken ,,.,, .....,. A rnold 3 Ken .,....,. ,...,. H ar-Brac l9 Ken .,,.. ....,. T arenlurn 6 .188-... Ken Hi 4 5,,5, ,.,w,, W ashingfon l Ken I-ll 3 ,,nn,n ,s,,,A,,n, l.. afrobe 2 as TENNIS Coach Vorlage en HI O x,,4., ,,,,,,, C ral:'fOl'1 5 lage coached 'rhis feam. Ken Hi emerged from Golf Team - 1942 Mr. Wolfe List Feoron Miller Kosperczyk Litvinovicz Kwolek Mongone Tennis Team - 1942 Wossoll Wolff Ames Ames Bozzono Armstrong GOLF fhe 1942 play-offs in fhe W. H The close of fhe I942 golf season found Mr. Wolfe s P. l. A. L. fhe vicfor in two feam on the shorf end of fhe score numerically buf far ouf of fhree games. Mr. Vor- from defeafed in spirif. Coach Wolfe M 89 .. Ken Ken Ken Ken . ...... Penn Township I5 . ,,,..... Springdale IO l-li W ,.,.. ,,,... P enn Township l4V2 . ..... Springdale 9 All 'ihe girls enjoy a vigorous game of volley ball. Chalk up 'rwo poinls for fhe blue Jream. IFS a 'rip-oliil If l could only gel my hands on thai ball! GIRLS' SPIQIRTS The inlramural sporls program for lhe girls a+ All Jfhe girls of The high school are eligible To Ken l-li has been greally expanded This year. join groups organized by The Leaders' Club io ....9Q., parlicipaie in such sporis as volley ball, baslcei- have proved valuable in developing sironger and ball, swimming, badminfon, Jrennis, shuliileboard, healihier bodies and They have afforded addi- ping pong, tumblingg and hiking. These clubs Jrionalopporfuniries for making lasring friendships. Keep your eyes on The ball. Somelhing new in girls' sporls are 'rhe in- framural baskeiball con- Jresfs. The girls are becom- ing ade i ai the game of shufllieboard. . The ping pong Table is always rushed. ...gi- S N ' Www, mn -'12f'QW41zPflxf', dlflgifjjiw I? 'lf n f - -1-H M- NEWS UF THE DAY BEHIND THE Upper leTT-You can see, boys, iT's noT only your girl Triends who primp, for here's Peggy Robey preparing one oT your own kin To meeT The birdie. CenTer leTT-School physician, Dr. Marks, and school nurse, Miss Kennedy, were busier Than ever when a new healTh program became eTFecT- ive This year. Lower leTT-Mr. Cromer seTs The chairs Tor one oT Those assemblies we dream of buT seldom see. sums Upper righT- l-lere's The wind-up, here's The piTch, and There goes a high ball righT inTo Aunl' Minnie's window. CenTer righT--PicTures musT have been beTTer Than ever, judging Trom The beaming counTen- ances of RiTa Kay, Beverly JusTham, John STev- ens, and Bill CoulTer, as They placed Their orders. Lower righT-Always on The iob, our TruanT oTiicer, Mr. FrichThorn, is ready To sTarT on his rounds. -.94..-. 1,,,,, Upper lell-High linance characlerizes lhe Upper righl-Ken I-Ii sludenls leave school school banlc as seclion rooms bank money re- reluclanlly every day. This piclure was 'ralcen ceived from various sources. lwo minules aller lhe dismissal bell. Cenler-Dick PaH'on signals 'rime as Charles Glendening, Bill Lesko, Floyd Greco, Rulh Ann Venzerul, Marie Greenwald, and Belly lslcowilz loroadcasl anolher Ken Hi radio program. Lower lell-Sammy Tamburo appears +0 be Lower righl-Jusl one big happy family a+ +he needing help, so leammale Fibber Magee comes Friendship Week Dance. Wilh apologies lo Miss lo his aid. Russell for purloining lhe following, I+ was lhe fir-sl free Hiing fo hif Ken l-li in 20 years. SE KEN HI IT you are conTenT wiTh The presenT siTuaTion and wiTh The presenT resuITs in indusTry. in agri- cuITure, and in our civilian liTe, said SecreTary oT War STimson, Then I suggesT ThaT you go To one oT our greaT army camps and see our boys in uniTorm working. I suggesT ThaT you read The deTailed dispaTches Trom Tunisia and The South- wesT PacITic abouT The TighTing eTTorTs oT our soldiers. I suggesT ThaT you compare our com- TorTs in IiTe wiTh Theirs, and Then asli yourselT again-Are you conTenT? No, we are not conTenT, and we will noT be conTenT unTiI vicTory is ours. Vwfe will noT be con- TenT unTil dicTaTorships have been done away wiTh aivd The Tour Treedoms are enjoyed by all peo- p es. Every member oT The TacuITy and sTudenT body and every person connected wiTh The school has been and is doing his IiTTIe parT To bring ThaT day of vicTory closer. We all realize The imporTance oT service To our counTry and ThaT is why nine members OT our TacuITy are now in uniTorm and in The service of The UniTed STaTes. The men are noT The only ones in service: Two women, a Tormer Teacher and a Tormer secreTary, are now enIisTed in The WAVES. These members of The TacuITy and Tormer employee oT The school TeIT ThaT They could do more To bring vicTory by en- IisTing in Their respecTive services Than by worlc- ing on The home TronT. To realize The exTenT To which The alumni OT our school have been drawn inTo The armed serv- ices, one has only To recall The daily slceTches oT local boys prinTed in our newspaper. IT is impossible To calculaTe percenTages. buT The alumni oT Ken I-Ii have answered The call To colors in large numbers Tor all branches oT serv- ice. FacuITy and sTudenTs pay TribuTe To These Tormer Ken I'li sTudenTs who have given Their lives Tor Their counTry and To Those who are now serv- in iT. gThe sTudenTs are noT To be ouTdone by Their Tormer Teachers and The alumni. Many oT Them have been called by The draTT and Those who are not oT age have been enIisTing in The reserve corps, subiecT To call. Then, Too. quiTe a number oT Tellow seniors have already Taken posiTions in The war indusTries in order To release The man- power which is needed in winning This war. The VicTory Club, composed of The enTire sTu- denT body, deserves greaT credit Tor iTs conTribu- Tion Toward The war eTForT. This club has com- pIeTe charge oT The sale oT War Savings STamps and Bonds To The sTudenTs and TacuITy members. Weekly conTesTs conducTed among The classes have sTimuIaTed The sales oT bonds and sTamps To an exTenT ThaT resuITs are considered exceIIenT. In coniuncTion wiTh sale oT bonds and sTamps The VicTory Club has conducTed The campaigns Tor The collecTion of boolcs, magazines, and records To be senT To our boys in The UniTed STaTes army camps. This good worlc oT The club will be con- Tinued Tor The duraTion oT The war. The Ken I'Ii U. S. O. club was organized To aid The ciTy U. S. O. group in iTs eTTorTs To cheer our soldiers. sailors, and marines, and To make Them Teel ThaT New KensingTon is proud ThaT They are serving Their counTry. The U. S. O. has held several dances. The proceeds oT which were handed over To The senior organizaTion. FaculTy, alumni, and sTudenTs oT New Kensing- Ton High School will conTinue To serve Their coun- Try unTiI such Time as They can say. Now That The job is done. we are conTenT. -.96.-. RVES UNELE SAM l Second Lieufenanf J. O. Black Lieufenanl H. C. Hadden Lieulenanf gl S. E. Gan+z Maior R. C. Johnsion Capfain P. L. Maxwell Technical Sergeanl' C. M. Kordes Hospilal Apprenlice 2fC Daris Phillips Lieulenanl gl D. D. Wolfe Yoeman BeHy Thomas - 97 - K Upper leli-Ken Hi sludenls-were glad fo hear Upper righl-We all had fun on 'rhe Walnuf of Lieufenanl Maxwell's promoiion To The rank Slreef slicle. of capfain. . Cenfer-Dick PaH'on and his assislanfs slack parl' of 'lhe eighi' hundred boolcs collecied by 'rhe Vicfory Club. ' Lower leior-Efhel Almasy lalks over somelhing, Lower righf-Dick Clark believes Jrhai posses- evidenily nor a mailer of discipline, wifh Miss sion is ai leasi nine poinls of Jrhe law. Waison. Dean of Girls. +98- fNJ.-- 44 4 44 I 44 4 4 4 4 4 44 44 44 4 4 4 44 4 44 44 44 4 44 44 4 44 44 4 44 4 44 4 44 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 This Book is Bound DRUG STORES in a Famous for Low Prices Kingskraft COVQI' New Kensington, Pa. Kingsport Tennessee CONGRATULATIONS Class of 1943 SSM Wop Q Y' i g AAMEFXO We extend best wishes on the successful conclusion of your High School Career. May you be given the earliest opportunity possible to exercise your acquired education for the benefit of this chaotic world. INTERNATIONAL UNION ALUMINUM WORKERS OF AMERICA Plan Your Future Take time to train for permanent employment. There is no short route to real success NEW KENSINGTON COMMERCIAL COLLEGE Where the Valley's future executives and secretaries are studying today. 859 FIFTH AVENUE PHONE NEW KENSINGTON 434 1 4 44 44 4 44 4 4 4 4 44 4 4 4 4 4 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 4 44 4 4 4 44 4 4 4 4 44 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 44 44 4 4 44 44 44 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 44 44 44 44 4 4 44 44 4 4 4 44 44 44 44 44 4 44 44 4 J 4 4 4, -------- ------- - - --------- ---- - --A----: Compliments of c 1' f 0mP'm'm's 0 W. T. GRANT CO. Westmoreland i Department Stores Transportation Co. 849 Fifth Avenue New Kensington, Pa. Union Collieries Co. RENTON MINE Modern Cleaning and Preparation Plant for STOKER AND EGG COAL CALL YOUR New Kensington Dealer Trgcay-ing Compliments of Recreatlon Center Jordanfs Miuinery 8 STREAMLINED ALLEYS Fourth Avenue at Tenth Street 404 F r S ee New K i o , Pa. . Ph.f.fZp5'957 tr t Roxieegiiiftrigf. New Kensmgtonf Pa- Compliments of H. A. KLINGENSMITH 85 SONS HARDWARE and SPORTING GOODS 912 Fifth Avenue New Kensington, Pa :::::::::::4 1 In 1 'I '1 'I :I I 'n '1 '1 '1 '1 '1 '1 11 1 'r 'r '1 :1 1 '1 '1 '1 '1 '1 1 1 'n '1 '1 In 1 '1 'r '1 'I 'I 'u '1 'n 'u 'I 'r 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 'u 'r 'u 'r '1 'r 1 1 1 1 1 'r 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 'r '1 'r 1 1 L -HAVE- T H E D I S P A T C H DELIVERED TO YOUR HOME Allegheny Valley's Greatest Newspaper .. Buy .. KEYSTONE PRODUCTS Your Patronage Will Be Thelma Germain fine Millinery Appreciated . Call 666 for Home Service Our Store , 329 Sixth Avenue Compliments of Compliments of Rogowss Market Herman Auto Electric Co. 506 Eighth Street Phone N. K. 211 355 Main Street New Kensington New Kensington pa- compiimems of Peerless Cleaning Co. QUALITY MO0H6y'S 5 and 10c StOI'e CLEANERS and DYERS P rn su Pa. Phone N. K. 540 3 as S , ' 1126 Fifth Ave. New Kensington, Pa, 85 Compliments of MOBIL SERVICE STATION Gensler's Lunch Room 200 Freeport Street Phone N. K. 5005 316 Main Street Parnassus, Pa. HELEN'S BEAUTY SALON -NOW- SPECIALIZING IN CORRECTIVE FACIAL TREATMENTS HAIR STYLING PERMANENTS Phone 4181 Parnassus Bank Building Second F1001- COMPLTMENTS OF The Sflllegheny Valley Industrial Union Council 'A' WE CONGRATULATE YOU, THE FUTURE CITIZENS OF AMERICA May You Go 011 To Bigger and Better Achievements I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I I 1 I 1 I 'I 1I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I :I I I I 1 I 'I I I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I I I 'I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I To-0:::::::::::::::: Compliments of Shepard Bldg. Phone 22 Eazer' CO1'1f6CtlOT16I'y Shepard 85 Company Stgpe REAL ESTATE Corner Seventh St. and Fifth Ave. Insurance and Mortgages Phone 9820 Since 1892 New Kensington GREETINGS TO NEW KENSINGTON HIGH SCHOOL From Spring and Foundry Workers Local Union No. 1323 NEW KENSINGTON, PENNSYLVANIA A C. I. O. AFFILIATE FRANK DUDEK, Treasurer Compliments of Phone 474 Maxinds Coigeul. Joseph Lamendola Sh QUALITY GROCERIES OPPC FRUITS and PRODUCE 408 Freeport Road Phone 2722 801 Fourth Avenue New Kensington, Pa. HARMONY SHORT LINE Buy War Bonds and Stamps Compliments of Compliments of MEADOW GoLD B T URNE R DAIRYJHC. ooK sToRE Fifth Avenue Call N. K. 963-964 New Kensington, Pa. PERR BROTHERS WE SELL NATIONALLY-KNOWN MERCHANDISE ONLY Monroe Clothes - Arrow Shirts 4 Mallery Hats Interwoven Hose - Arrow Underwear - Shirtcraft Pajamas 4,:, :: LOGAN BANK BUILDING Compliments of Rorabaugh Electric 324 Tenth Street NEW KENSINGTON, PA. Compliments of Arnold Lumber Co. Compliments of Andy's Restaurant Francis C. Datres, Mgr. 302 Ninth Street New Kensington Morris Miller Sz Co. New Kensingtorfs Largest Men's Store 949 Fourth Avenue O in e r M i 1 l e r 849 Fourth Avenue Hair Stylist Phone 1854 Sykes Sunoco Station Batteries Charged in Car While You Wait! Phone 4646 Sixth Ave. and Seventh St. Compliments of Pollacks Furniture Shoralls Tea Room Where All Good Fellows Meet For Home-made Ice Cream 1101 Fourth Avenue Phone 90-J Lunches and Candy Compliments of Angel 85 Cervone Blueblrd TAILORS LADIES' WEARING APPAREL LADIES' ALTERATIQNS New Kensington 748 Fifth Avenue New Kensington Phones 3 Z1-491 Wm. E. Raught Successor to BORATEN CLEANING COMPANY 714 Fifth Avenue Compliments of Boy Scout Troop No. 124 TWENTY-FIVE YEARS IN SCOUTING NU-KEN CANDY 85 CIGAR CO. Candies and Candy Novelties for Every Season 647 Fifth Avenue Phone 1810 CGLAO STUDICD 5519 Walnut Street . . Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Cshadysideb ,'NN!f o 'Jr ii -' fi, lf-5 -5 -i 1331 EEE USF 7.1'Q2'xf3' 'qyfqx' fr! v '? it , 4 , 'i OFFICIAL PI-IOTCDCSIQAPI-IERS - FUR 1943 - COMPLIMENTS OF WEAR'EVER 'AK ALUIIEIIUI ESR Geolage Blmothelas 85 CO. Harold L. Walley ,QF1owers,, INSURANCE - REAL ESTATE ALL KINDS Next Door to Llbeny Theater 510 Logan Bank Bldg. New Kensington M 1 1 Q I' B 1' O S , Compliments of SHOES -- HOSIERY . , Autenrelths Dollar Store 908 Fifth Avenue New Kensington's Largest Shoe Store 924 Fourth Avenue New Kensington Complimems of Diamond Transfer E. R. Hayes Apphances and 847 Fourth Avenue Phone 4580 New Kensington, Pa. 1004 Stanton Avenue New Kensington Compliments of P H I L C O R B I N 703 Fifth Avenue Phone 2625 op .po ao 4 COMPLIMENTS OF Federation of Glass, Ceramic and Silica Sand Workers of America Arnold, Pennsylvania ARNOLD LOCAL, No. 17 'So United We Stand - Divided We Fall KENNY'S TOG SHOP 912 Fourth Avenue, New Kensington, Pa. 1706 Fifth Avenue, Arnolcl, Pa. Musical Instruments and Supplies We Teach All Instruments MUSIC CENTER COOPER BROTHERS Dispensers of Happiness New Kensington Art Glass 8a Mirror Works J. B. Piemme, Prop. ART GLASS, MIRRORS, BEVELING and RESILVERING, PLATE and NDOX ASS XVI V GL Phone 291-J Cor. Stanton 8: Walnut M. J. Steiner Say Ir With Flowers 874 Fifth Avenue Phone 70-J New Kensington, Pa. The Johnston Co. Sheet Metal Work Heating and Roofing Hardware and Paints 1034 Fifth Avenue New Kensington, Pa. Clover Farm Stores FRANK MONACO - We Specialize in Meats and Fresh Vegetables --Also- Bird's Eye Frozen Foods Compliments of Guiney 8z Walley REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE 755 Fifth Avenue Phone 590 W. R. GOTT Arnold, Pa. Electrical Appliances and Furniture Compliments of G. C. MURPHY The Big Store on the Corner Sc to 51.00 and Selected Items CLAWSON'Ss BAR-B-Q OFFER THEIR BEST WISHES TQ THE STUDENTS OF KEN HI Compliments of ,QM lv 4 , . H am X ALUMINUM WORKERS OF AMERICA Local 2 L. G. Balfour Company Attleboro, Massachusetts Foremost in the Manufacture of CLASS RINGS and PINS COMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS DIPLOMAS-PERSONAL CARDS CUPS-MEDALS-TROPHIES it Jewelers of the Senior Class of New Kensington High School if , Representatives-B L O S E R ' S 960 Fourth Avenue New Kensington, Pa. Phone 585 , Hamilton 8z Alter Pearson s Grain-Feed-Flour Smart Wearing Apparel 336 Main Street Phone 67 Fourth Avenue New Kensington New Kensington: P3- J Q 1' O In Q M 0 t, 0 1' For Your Graduation Clothes Oldsmobile k Cadillac Visit G. M. C. Truc s O 75 U cl C Sl t' 7 agar., San :sd 222.1255 B E R K E Y S P1-,one 2448 New Kensington 941 Fourth Avenue Phone 2564 GREETINGS and BEST WISHES to the GRADUATES, from Local No. 602, General Electric Workers' Union Q? 452 Q 0 E E E 5? zv A Store of Values SHOP HOSIERY SHGPPE Penney's New Enlarged Store For Gift ICCITIS Hosiery - Gloves -- Purses J. C. CO. Compacts - Costume Jewelry Q Lingerie - Pajamas 825 Fifth Avenue 945 Fifth Avenue New Kensington, Pa. New Kensington: Pa- Compliments of TEA ROOM PARNASSUS NEWS 414 Tenth St. New Kensington, Pa. 359 Main Street Phone 1045 Compliments of Compliments of Silverman's Drug Store Jerome Sullivan Agency Main and Fourth Streets 949 Fourth Avenue Phone 162-J New Kensington REAL ESTATE-INSURANCE Altmeyer Beauty Salon The Valley's Leading Beauty Salon Compliments of 956-58 Fourth Avenue Phone 707 7 New Kensington, Pa. S Compliments of ALEX SLOAN 943 Fifth Avenue New Kensington, Pa. LOGAN LUMBER CO. New Kensington Phone 640 The Lumber Store Tarentum Phone 24 of the Valley The Fashion First Store PATI TAILOR For LADIES and GENTLEMEN S I L V E R M A N , S Cleaning, Altering and Pressing 857 Third Avenue Phone 4539 I . . . for SMART ' 1 FASHIONS Compliments of I and X . ACCESSORIES A' L' Inselbric Store Smart Shoes ' For the Smart Miss C1ark's beautiful Shoes 53.45 33.99 940 Fourth Avenue New Kensington, Pa. United Cleaning Co. 419 Tenth Street Phone 315 Certified Oclorless Cleaning Edw. J. Murtha, Mgr. Archie Miller Compliments of E. vanAmeringen Clothing Shoes Furnishings 412 Ninth Street New Kensington, Pa. h .f h Phone 1471-72 P one 170 964 Fl t Avenue Mortgages, General Insurance, Real Estate Tryst Luncheonette Try Our New Mexihot Bar-B-Q 1001 Fifth Avenue Phone 9428 Compliments of Adam's Market 930 Seventh Street Phone 1360 Compliments of Parnassus Ice Company JULE'S The Rendezvous of the Well Groomeclu 409 Tenth Street Phone N. K. 354 'Y 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I II 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I J Compliments of Phillips Beauty Salon Compliments of 506 Tenth St reet Phone 1033 W A I N W R I G H S Keystone Drink Shop CLOTHES EOR WOMEN The Home of 936 Fourth Avenue Phone 222 Better Hamburgers and Plate Lunches 961 Fifth Avenue Open an Account at Q U I N I O Y S fwf' 5 A , HAIR WAVE SCULPTURING ' Exclusive Methods, Patented 9Z?w,-Kgiyvf ' suite 214, First National Bank Bldg Phone 4612 New Kensington, Pa I-IEARTY CONGRATULATIONS Woodfield Tlre Repau' C0 SENIORS , 847 Fourth Avenue 'A' New Kensington, Pa. DAN CINGLY YOURS HELEN SCHULTZ AUDREY ANN Studios of Dan Kay's Beauty Bare - i 1011 Fourth Avenue Clng X Phone N. K. 1727 84-7 Fifth Ave. New Kensington, Pa. HOUSE OF CHARM BLOSER'S Official Jewelers to Ken Hi 960 Fourth Avenue THE KENSYLVANIANS FOR BETTER MUSIC john Stephens, Director BRASS SAX RHYTHM Joe Salvatore Ray Wolff Thelma Edwards Top Turner Dick Orr Bob Powers George Bauman Jack Crum Doug List Milf Cooper Bill Marr Dave Cooper Y P L s This Annual was prinfed by THE ZIEGLER PRINTING COMPANY Bufler. Pennsylvania RA: Class of 1943 New Kensington High School