Bell Township High School - Bee Tee Vie Yearbook (Salina, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1948 volume:

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A W Y. uh, ?,...,3iLk -ew vmnm ,VM 'Q ir K ., .df W , 5 ,Qu iii --1 m D. I i Z 4 E an I'- Z O n. on Z I-I-I I- I- I.l.I , m Y U, 1 LU gp 4 as i 1 -4 D 4 o . Z 1 I.l.l I Q 1 Z 0 I- I- LU D. E O u DEDICATICN To our friend and ziclviscr, Miss Mary A. Runco who has fziithfully givcn hor time and cfforts, we sin Ccrely CiCCiiCIltL' our zmnuzil, the BEE Tifilc Vue. Tim Cluxss mf 1948 1 BLESS YCU FOR BEING CUR TEACHERS FACULTY CONTROL CENTER SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL MR. CHARLES S. NIARSHALL, A.B., M.A. Our supervising principal this year, Mr. Charles S. Marshall, is a graduate of the University of Pittsburgh . . . He Came to Bell Township from Oakmont in September of this year. Mr, Marshall has made many helpful changes here at Bell and has served us well. -14- BOARD OF EDUCATION fr , ' -,,. Q . an X1 ,ff VV. VV. lVlCW1LI.IAMs DALE CARNAHAN PAUL AI.MEs PI'F,I'fLff'llf Via' P1'f'.viflw1l 7'n'axzn'f1' Secrflary GEORGE E. PIPER DALE BEATTY IWBMIIN 1146171657 ASSISTANT SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL Mas. PAUL J. BIEHL, 13.5. A graduate of Indiana State 'Teachers College . . . Teaches English and History. Advises the Senior Class and the Student Council. This year we again see Mrs. Biehl in the role of Assist- ant Supervising Principal. We have become aware of her competence during the absences of Mr. Marshall. , H! i MRS. IJIIZHI. We 5 1-1 Mk. I-I.-XNIlI.'I'ON MISS RUNC0 M Iss ST11w,1RT CONDUCTORS O- X Q '- NIR. 8111111 MISS I 1:.xI11,12 Z MISS Vl.xIer:i1RI1'1' C. l7R.xI1I.Ic, AB.. MUX. A grzicluntc uf Alltgjlltllf' College. lirr-I1:1u C11llcgefCr111- sc1'v:1tury, llllll the l'11iversity uf Pillsburgli . . . 'lk-zichcs Latin :Incl li11glisl1 . . . Is thu- sclmol librnrinii . . . Aclvisus the -Iunior Class. MR. W'I+:N1zov C. S111 1'1'H, BS. A grziduntc of Pt'llllSj'lV2llll1l State Lfullcge . . . Touches i11clust1'i11l urls and v11c11tim11111l 1lg'l'lCllllLll'0 .... Xclviscs the lfulure l'ifl1'IIlCI'S of .-X111criCzI. MRS, kl.1NIQ D11c111., KM. .X ffl'2lLllllllC uf lunintzi Collegc :uid ltl111va1 Consc-I'1':1t0ry . . . 'I'c:1cl1es lllLlSlL' ill thc grades llllil the high sclI1111l . . . Aclviscs the chorus and the bnml. MR. 611111111112 'l'. II.13111.'1'11N, BS. A graduate uf St. Yiment College . . . 'l'ez1ches Health :Ind Physical licliicatiriii . . . C11:1cl1es fommllmll. girls' and boys' bnskctlvall, :Incl baiscbull . . . ,Xclvises thc Yarsity Club. Miss Mxiw A. RVNCO Attciided Scum Hill Cullcgu . . . 'l'e11cl1eS Spanish. Civics :Incl Art .... ' Xdviscs the 'l'1'i Hi-Y, thc Bee Tee Vie, and the Sc1'e11tl1 Grade. MISS lVlARY CH14Is'I'1' S'l'liVV.XR'I' .X Qlllllllillt' uf II1cli:111:I Stale 'lcncliers College . . . 'll61lCl1CS 111:1ll1eI11z1li1's ..., Mlviscs thu Iiiglitli Gralde. 7,1677 CONDUCTORS iii' V1 rx s MR. RUSH Mies. BORTZ MR. lJoxALD M. RtfsH. A.li. A graduate of Westminster College . . . Teaches History and Problems of Democracy . . . Advises the l'lfCSl1ll11lH Class. Mas, MARY H.XKIlI,TlJN lioivrz, BS. A graduate of Indiana State Teachers College . . . Teaches junior and Senior linglish. and geography . . . Advises the Sophomore Class and the Bell licho Staff. MR. liizxiznici -I. AYILARY, HS. A graduate of XVashington and Jefferson College . . . Teaches tnathelnaties and seielice . . . Advises the junior Class. MRs. IQIHLEN D. REED Attended Beckley College and Indiana State Teachers Col- lege . . . Teaches C0lIllll6I'l'l2ll education and advises the Sophomore Class. MR. Cil.uu.i:s M. l'RUs.xt'K, li.S.lC., l3.A. A graduate of the Vniversity of Arkansas. attended Rich- mond Cniversity, Loekhaven Teachers College and Bryan University . , . Teaches physies, biology, and science . . . Advises the lfreshtnan Class. Miss -IUMA A. Suusico Attended Seton Hill College . . . Teaches Home lflronoriiics . . . Advises the Future Hometuakers of America. 1171 FY MR. VILARY MRS. REED MR. PRUSACK Miss SHUSKO CONDUCTORS OF THE YEARLINGS Fw- ' 'lime Suizfrrlz Nliss hYlllg.fl'l'l, Grade 6: Nliss Fennell, Urxule 4A. .S'm1nIi11y: Bliss Morgan, Grade 5g Mrs. Beatty, Grade 35 7 l Nlrs. Nelson, limrlx- -H31 Mrs, Svhzlll. Gracie lg Nlrs. Tanner, firucle -1 Mrs. Vluwson, Gruclz- 55 Nliss Nluffley, l ru cle ASSISTANT TO THE CONDUCTORS 6' if November. .Xlrencly she has won ll ,place in our hearts with hei her slay here at Bell Township. - 18 ,Y Mrs. Cleon .Xlines has been our office secretary only since friendly smile :md her desire to help. XYe hope that she will enjoy AT LAST WE'RE HERE , ,3,l,. I W , A ,y,.m,f ,. . , E ff. SENIORS fl dwiser' l're.f1dc'71Z ...,,,.. ,...,,, A Vifc Prwizlwzl ...,, AA , bufreffzfy ..., ....,.,.A......., A Mary 1 7 rcaxzznvr .,,,.. ,A .......,...,,. AA A Mrs. Biehl Bertha Kirinic Kenneth Harris Anna 'Townsend Theresa Romeo THE BIG FIVE OF '48 COMMENCEMENT SCHEDULE bemur Play .......... ,,,,.,... N uve junior-Senior Prom A AA Class Night ...,,,............ ......,.., Baccalaureate.. ,...... ..... A A Connnencement AA AAAAAA AA mber 21 ,May 20 May 28 May 30 ,june 1 IF YOU PLEASE: MY DIPLOMA Com. JXNN MAY Beg Your Pardon Cora hails from Avonmore. Always cracking chewing gum. Has no other am- bition than to work after graduation. Thinks Tom Drake is tops. Frequently is heard talking about Roberto.'l ,,-n LAWRENCE FRANZI NTU! The Emi of Time Rex -our right end-plans to become a Hsoldier of fame and fortunef, Likes to dance-especially with Theresa. Enjoys playing the mouth organ. Our Capable cen- ter and co-captain of the basketball team. 'I'HEREsA RoMEo Claire de Lune One of the bright members of our class. Enjoys playing the piano. Her ambition is to become a music teacher. Enjoys riding in a model T-with certain company, of course. ffl-IORGE PIPER HGUIJKIL Earrings One of the stars on the football field. Spent much of his time eluding the girls. Ingrid Bergman and Cornel XVilde are considered best on his list. Refused to let us in on his secret ambition. Known as Mac to his friends. -.-gl MORE THAN YOU KNOW: PHYSICS QXNNA KRAVETSKY A Perfect Daly Editor of our school newspaper for two years, Hopes to go to college after gradu- ation and then on to become an artist, Played the part of the troublesome little girll' in the Senior Play to perfection. CLASS KENNE'l'H UCDENE HARRIS 1 IVtml Za Ra Lazer BRRUIA KIRINIC IrM007lZig'1lf Serenade Babe -This blonde lass led her class during Jr. and Sr. years-cheered the teams on to victory for 4 years. Our cap- able editor of the Bee Tee Vie. Has one desire-to ride in a convertible with some- one special. Kenny -our star --in football and baseball. Likes blackberry piewliobert Mitchum and Lizabeth Scott-sleep. VVould like to become a professional baseball play- er after graduation. DOMINIVK PEDUZZI Near Yau IJuzzi -An athletic ladfplayed both football and basketball with the Will to win. Hopes someday to be a doctor. Kept the books and the money for the Varsity Club this year. Known for his quick temper at times. GOTTA BE THIS OR THATz'TRUE OR FALSE TEST FRED STEMMLER The Amzivefnzfy Song Stinky -Cine of our whizzes on the basketball floor. Favorite entertainment is making Us in deportment. Likes movies 'Q- when Al jolson and Jeanne Crain are on the screen. Considered the best actor in the Senior Class. PAULINE YAZACH b'tz!Z.erimz 4413 1 au -journeys from Slickville- could feast on spaghetti noon and night. XYorking at the Rex Theater takes up many of her nights. Music is an ideal en- tertainment, she says. , .:- IJOROTHY GLAH PATRICIA FENNELL I lVom1fer Pat -Any kind of entertainment suits her. Banana splits are her favorite food- Ingrid Bergman and Robert Mitchum, her favorite actors. Her hobby is taking pic- tures with a certain someone. 1 Lowe You, Yes I Do Dot -Our one man basketball team, Favorite food is chicken-Likes Gene Kel- ly and june Allyson. Ambition is to WO1'k after graduation. XYhat kind? She took Home lic. in school ? ? ? XVorked faith- fully on the Bee Tee Vie. -- 23 ... IF I HAD ONLY KNOWN: YESTERDAY'S ASSIGNMENT IJOLORES IIASTIIC Ullaliim Sfnfcl Sang A petite little Perrysville miss. IYould like to make someone a good bookkeeper after graduation. Refused to let us in on her secret ambition. RC,3Iil'IIi'I' Col,l,i:m:i: Thu Slam' llflll lfy111ff11hm ' Cat -Favorite pastime-going to I'er- rysville. One of outstanding basketball players of the Senior Class. Is smooth on the dance floor. Likes any food as long as it's hamburgers. I,Jo1.oRris KFI,LER Till The End of Time IJoad -A small blonde lass who has been a cheerleader for 7 years. Alan Ladd and kleanne Crain are tops on her list. Heads the 'l'ri-Hi-Y Very capably. if-Q.. lun... HARLAN DE XTERE STRONG , , fm fz Lonely Liffla Pt'lIllIl1l,! Luke M-our Class clownfenjoys play- ,-t' f 'I'- ing .pranks on the girls. Always heard talking about food. Supposedly drunken A m father in We Shook The Ifamilv Tree. 3-'X . Ianjoyed his trip to Harrisburg. 'o N. Vi, 5 4244 Hopes to have an 'fApple BETTY SHAWLEY My Devoziwf' NO CAN DO: GEOMETRY Rufrmkim l.JUNM1RE Aly Blue liwzfezf' X Cy -Always blushes when talking to girls. Is looking for a girl who can bake a good apple pie. Has participated in both the junior and Senior Class plays. Hap- piest when making noise. Blossom VVed- 90 ding after graduation. Spends her spare time amusing her baby brother. Fried chic- ken is her favorite food. She likes to dance when in the mood. RAY SHEPHERD Mickey Shep +fPresident of F.F.A.wwe take it for granted he will be a farmer after graduation. Enjoys hunting and fishing whether on school time or not. VVe'll always remember him as jimmy in Wie Shook The Family Tree. 5' . 1 1 ' MARY ANNA TOWNSEND How Soon Mary Anna-our typist- likes to eat anything except raw tomatoes. Likes danc- ing with a certain someone. Hopes to do office work after graduation. Refused to tell us her secret desire. I WISH I COULD TELL YOU: SPANISH TRANSLATION ANNA JEAN NICQUAIDE Near You f'Shorty eLoves spaghetti. Can be found at any movie Where Van johnson and Pat O'Brien are playing. Hopes to work after graduation. VVill be remember- ed as Mother in the Senior Play. Thinks all bus drivers are nice. JAMES BELL FLORA DovERsP1KE Apple Blaxmm W'eafdifzg Flora -Is often heard saying, I've got rings on my fingers. Hopes to marry after graduation and make Stanley a good housewife. Seldom seen without Anna jean. .Sian IVZZZ Rf,7lL6llZbC7' - Snoz -Handy man- served the Sen- ior Class faithfully when presenting their play. Often seen driving a blue Ford. Has no secret ambition. Enjoys movies and eating. NUNZIO VALORE Feuafin' fmaf Figfitm' 'tNlans +Football la er Chicken cut L - P Y - ' lets, Humphrey Bogart and Alice Faye- all tops. Double features are his specialty. Enjoys making noise in study hall. l'M CONFESSING: I DON'T KNOW THE ANSWERS MiI.0sH TURKALI Far Sdllfflllzlllfzll REIZJIIIIJU The lirownstown'l lash sCapt. 'tMike Suybeanm Turkali can easily be seen-Our mainstay at tackle-A future farmer- 'l'he Captains Wit and soybean throw- ing will be missed by all. Domus FLICK Shine D0ris - first string guard-Led the Humemakers in her senior year. Secretary in the Tri-Hi-Y, Vice President of Student Council. XVe wonder why she enjoys riding in a red Chevy.'l Q. Ve A1 JOHN MCQUAIDE Slap-her Down Again ' F , john -One ofthe Future Farmers and a tall member of our class. He's always 3 heard and seldom seen. Very mischievous at and keeps the class in an uproar. 13:75 i 'tml IVA BE..x'1'Tv Nnzr Vaal' Iva fGood humored and likes chicken and Cliucnlate cake-Likes exciting basket- ball games. XVants tu find a job some- where in this wide, wide world after grad- uation. -27? MAYBE YOU'LL BE THERE: AT COMMENCEMENT '15 , 1 RUTH BowMAN A LV ' V Hflpjnle Bloxxolzz l Vff'z1fdi11g ' i' ' f Ruth -Our future woman in white. ' - Likes to collect pictures of her friends. Foods she loves are ham and mashed ,pota- ' toes. Enjoys listening to the radio. --V.- if EUGENE RUPERT Hkzmzurs Arc Flying 'tGrinny -Hopes to become a farmer after graduation. Likes to spend his eve- nings building and flying model airplanes. Skiing is a favorite sport with him. l'il,0Rl-INCIE XVENsc:oN1s Lead Mel' A serious member of our class. She en- joys a domestic life. Can be found reading :my time of the day. An honest and trust- worthy girl. Enjoys traveling to and fro from Truxall. Romim' SI-IOUPE Serenade of fha Belly Bob -Kicked our extra points for us ffun lover and noise maker. Can be seen almost anytime in Hoys---Likes to dance and does 21 good job of it. -23-. THAT'S MY DESIRE: AL'L A'S joim IQARAFFA Yunko -Got around on the basketball floor. Hopes to become a professional some- day. Girls are his top entertainmentfen- joys eating piefany kind at all. Thouglit - there were only three days in a school week. .lANET HANEY Claire De Luna Our songbird who feasts on southern fried chicken. Enjoys basketball and skat- ing. Hopes to further her education in music after graduation day. '1'hinks the name Howard is nice. l ..2Q? CATHERINE QiRABONICH 1. .XLBERT RUGH Too Fat Polka A jolly lad who enjoyed attending play practice because of the fun afterwards. Always lends a helping hand. Is often seen nearing a derby. Played chaffeur to get ads for the yearbook. 'Differ Gnzdmzliwz Day Kada --Spaghetti tops her food list- Every Sunday afternoon finds her at the radio at Sammy Kaye time. Football games fascinate her. Her ambition is to work for john Powers someday. Enjoyed Home lic where she entertained the class. ASK ANYONE WHO KNOWS: THE ANSWERS GLADYS PARK Hkzmiors Are Flying Loves fish and ice ceam-ugh! Enjoys Cornel XYilde and Yvonne De Carlo-Her one hobby is -lack. The first in our class to have a ring on the third finger, left hand. Took Home Ec to practice for the future. THERESA Osucowicz 4 l rr v Kapxody In Blue 'tTish -Pianist of our classfhopes to go to school for music after graduation f t'i1 She is a faithful basketball fan. Lauren V ' Bacall is her ideal movie star. Seldom seen va , Q emi? ,iQ Q 1 'l l 4' f g g lg 4 llonoreizs MALLOY Their My Dei-izfcl' Dee -This young miss enjoys eating steak and onions. Hopes to become an artist someday-has put her talent to work on the yearbook. Guy Madison and Yvonne De Carlo head her movie list. lixciting football games spell fun for her. H 1 alone in the halls. GLORIA XVOLFE 1 IWemoricx a Seldom seen--often heard. When eat- V' ing she prefers mashed potatoes and chic- A ' ken. Wfould like to become a secretary. Always seen in Avonmore. linjoyed play- ing first string guard on the basketball 1' A team. P ,D . . X ..3O... IT'S ALL OVER NOW: SCHOOL DAYS CARMELA ABATPI Haw Soon HC1lfl1l6l2L',1Cf0CllCLlHg is her hobby which she hopes to use in the future. XVhenever june Allyson is on the screen she is sure to be found. , BARBARA MARKUZIC :Fl 1 W'islL I Didffl Lava You Sa Barb -A pretty blonde miss who hopes someday to become a typist. Favor- ite actor is Ronnie Reagan. Plays guard on the basketball team and ,plays it very well. LYLE FENNELL Margie Bud -New comer to the Senior Class. Came to us from Washington Twp. Known as Einstein to his physics pals. Admired by a couple of Freshmen girls. DONALD SPARBER Nfmzf One of Tkaxe Things 'fSpabs -Chauffeur of our class. Loves to eat ham. Likes to ice skate and play basketball. One of the capable managers of the football team. Always helpful and dependable. Camera Dodger - 31 Q YEARS AND YEARS AGO A gg, Wea EMT we cum 2 2 22 n numx :HL RAIN? W' 1 SMILE PRETTY! xmas FUTURE SCIENTSSTS his H A, Swve EM HIGH! AT HARWSBURG SOME Mfr 1 132, DOIN' WHAT COMES NATURALLY ' --wg , 5 GUESS wuoy F GOING HOME HE LP I 9:3 fl J 1 L A 5 f LUCH ' 3 cAssANovA'2,GoRGEous GEORGE 2114 Q LOAFING E5 ,af ,V ,V:.J ALWAYS TOGETHE R K Amamous HUH? PALS 432? CLASS SCENE: Backyard fence between the homes of Mrs. Thomas Shusko CDoris Iflickj and Mrs. Nelson Thompson QBetty Shawleyj. TIME: 1968 Mrs. Shusko: Mrs. Thompson Mrs. Shusko : Mrs. Thompson Mrs. Shusko: Mrs. Thompson: Mrs. Shusko : Mrs. Thompson Mrs. Shusko: Good morning, Betty. Did Nelson get over the mumps yet? My little Tommy seems to be getting a coldfI hope it isn't anything serious. Nelson seems to be recovering very nicely. I hear that Gladys and Jack are mov- ing to Salina to live. Speaking of our classmatesMdid you read the article about Bob Shoupe being elected President of the United States. just think, from president of Student Council to president of the United States. It also mentioned that Mary Anna Townsend was his private secretary. The other day I was talking to Dolores CHastiej Colledge and found out that quite a few of our fellow classmates were employed in her College for Young Men and VVomen. Dorothy Olah and Rex Franzi are the athletic coaches and Dominick Peduzzi teaches Physics. I'll bet all the girls are changing from the commercial to the Academic course. VVhat is her husband, Robert, doing? He stays at home with the triplets. Did you listen to the radio last night? I hap- pened to turn mine on by chance and who do you think was broadcasting-none other than Harlan Strong, who is taking Bob Hopels place. I wish I could have heard that but Tom and I went to the midget auto races and saw Albert Rugh and james Bell competing for the championship. We went to the track in one of Donald Sparber's taxicabs and on the way heard the mayor of Brownstown, Milosh Turkali, give a campaign speech over the radio, for the coming election. I-Ie plans to make Ray Shepherd the Farm Director of the community. I'd like to go to the Nixon tomorrow night to see Patty Fennell and her old lead- ing man Fred flinickersj Stemmler doing a re-enactment of their famous stage play t'VVe Shook the Family Tree. Before the play, the concert pianists, Theresa Romeo and Theresa Osikowicz are playing. They have finally combined their talents and are known as the 4'Piano Duetf' Also as an added attraction, the Metropolitan Opera star, janet Haney, will sing. Oh, I'm going to see them too. .I got a new dress for the occasion from Barbara Mar- kuzic's dress shop. You know Carmela Abate is the manager there, don't you? PROPHECY Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Thompson Shusko : Thompson Shusko : Thompson Shusko : Thompson: Shusko z Thompson : Shusko: Wfhile she was bringing dresses out and Catherine Grabonich was modeling them for me, who should walk in but Gloria VVolfe. She doesn't have to run to Avonmore every night now. She's living there permanently. Oh, did she know any gossip? Did she? She was at Pauline Yazach's movie the other night and who did she see but Admiral Karaffa, surrounded by girls as usual. He's home on leave. In the sports newsreels, it was giving outstanding players of the year. Kenny Harris was chosen as all star football player and Richard Dunmire. shortstop of the New York Giants, was chosen as the outstanding shortstop. Did she know anything about Iva Beatty? Oh yes! Iva owns Beatty's Super Market right near her home. She said while she was in there the other day she saw several of our classmates. Eugene Rupert's Dairy Farm supplies all the milk for the Super Market. Cora Ann King came in with little t'Roberto and she told Gloria that of all things john McQuaide is a dancing instructor at Arthur Murray's. Can you imagine? XYell no, I can't, but stranger things have happened. One of Flora Doverspikeys boys was complaining to his mother the other night of the new strict principal up at the High School. And do you know who it is? None other than George Piper. Dolores Keller is his secretary. He has plans for a big, new cafeteria and Ruth Bowman is to be the head of it. Anna Kravetsky is the new Art instructor at the High School, and Lyle Ifennell is the new Physics professor. Anna Jean Mc- Quaide's husband owns the new bus line that brings the children to and from school. Oh, by the way, I'm taking Tommy down to Dolores Malloy's studio to have his portrait painted. Do you know what our class president is doing now? Oh, yes. I had a letter from Bertha this morning. She was a secretary and married her boss after such determination to be an old maid. She has finally-achieved one ambition. She now drives a Buick convertible. . lVell. she did all right for herself. I have to go in now and get little Nelson dressed. Florence XVensconic is taking her Sunday School class on a picnic and hels going. I have to be going in too, and getting Tom's lunch. He's going to a union meeting this afternoon to Celebrate the succession of Nunzio Valore to john L. Lewis as President of the United Mine Workers. -35- CLASS WILL VVe, the Graduating Class of 1948. of Bell Township High School, being duly qualified by Attorney Charles Marshall, do hereby make and bequeath this our last VVill and Testament, to be enforced respect- fully after our departure. To the Faculty we leave the Happy Memories of our Senior Year. To the juniors we leave our excellent conduct in classes. To the Sophomores we leave our good grades and excellent study habits. To the Freshmen we leave three years of fun and heartaches. To Lucian Carahan we leave our appreciation and gratitude for his many duties and services. And now our individual bestowals: Doris Flick wills her position on the basketball team to Patty Clawson . . . To Carole Adams, Cora Ann May leaves her ability to chew gum . . . Catherine Grabonich and Carmela Abate bequeaths their close friendship to Sophie Yazach and joan Washko . . . Anna Kravetsky wills her quiet manner to her broth- er, Charles . . . To Steve Polahar, john McQuaide leaves his sassy ways . . . George Piper wills his way with the women to Harvey Steele. Bertha Kirinic loads her job as editor of the yearbook on any capable junior . . . Dominick Peduzzi wills his tem,per on the basketball floor to anyone who wants it . . . Theresa Romeo bestows her job playing the piano on Toni VValters . . . To Blaine Master, Fred Stemmler bequeaths his acting abilty. Anna .lean McQuaide leaves her daily bus rides to anyone who will enjoy them as much as she did . . . Betty Shawley bestows on her sister, Grace, her silly moods . . . Mary Anna Townsend bequeaths her four years as class secretary to any willing Freshman . . .Milosh Turkali wills his height to Margaret Kuzmin . . . Gloria VVolfe leaves her guard position on the varsity to Marilyn Fennell. John Karaffa wills his trips to Avonmore every night to Tony Franzi . . . Gladys Park leaves her tardiness to school to Norma jean Shearer . . . Ray Shepherd bestows his conduct in classes to Stella Kravet- sky . . . james Bell leaves his fun in class to anyone who claims it . . . To Lewis Calandrella, Harlan Strong wills his position as class clown. Richard Dunmire leaves his blushes to Paul Davis . . . To Tony Franzi, Albert Rugh bequeaths his quietness . . . Barbara Markuzic wills her basketball suit to Faye Gartley . . . Patty Fennell leaves her act- ing ability to jimmy Eckenrode . . . Rex Franzi's position as center on the basketball team is left to Popeye . . . Dolores Keller wills her height to George Markuzic . . . Pauline Yazach leaves her lunch room job to any willing Junior . . . Dorothy Olah bestows her position on the basketball team to anyone who can stand bruises. Dolores Hastie wills her transportation worries from Perrysville to Salina to Shirley Callahan . . . Nunzio Valore leaves his noise making on the Slickville bus to Clem Tom . . . Dolores Malloy bestows her artistic ability to anyone with the talent . . . Robert Shoupe wills his way with women to anyone who can handle them as well as he . . . Janet Haney bequeaths her ability in the chorus to Filomena Fanelli . . . To Mary Kravetsky. Theresa Osikowicz leaves her good grades in Shorthand . . . Iva Beatty leaves her jovial nature to anyone who likes fun. Flora Doverspike wills her position as bus patrolman to her sister. Irene . . . Robert Colledge leaves his trip to Perrysville every night to Dominic Runco . . . Florence VVensconis bestows her quiet manner to her sister, Katherine . . . Kenneth Harris bequeaths his athletic ability to his brother. Gordon . . . Eugene Rupert wills his shy manner to Richard Johnson . . . Lyle Fennell leaves his smile to Clarence Smith . . . To lier sister. Elizabeth, Ruth Bowman bequeaths her happy hours in P.O.D class . . . Donald Sparber leaves his habit of tardiness to Miss Stewart. Mrs. Biehl, Miss Runco, and Mr. Marshall are hereby appointed executors of this last will and test- ament. Witnesses : MARTHA WALTERS Lois DUNMIRE EUGENE SHELKEY ...35- IF I'M LUCKY 5 329' .W Q. .A H, + M .,,,-vf V A m,,..ff Q if W e .,.---Q 'f' -ff f 4 Af' W' -.. Q y I ,An X 'i w N if M ,I ,,...- 3 1 F ff-4.. K-serv -'6WQr,u-1' 'J 4 'i .umm ,:s.,,,,AW 0 with Q- -AQH .IUNICRS Hu A W M In W- 'Mx 4-Q 4471. 4 f 1 MY BES T TO YOU: YOU'LL NEED IT l'fz'A'iI!L'lIf V. l,1'c'.ffd'L'7If ,. an ,, LQ'-L .jf E Q-ff' rj 4 A Q-' ' v ft. ,a.,,-'iii ,I ff , , glgiilie ' Alaksa Baird Bowman J, Toth M. Eva,-,ic Carnahan Deemer Douds ' Q- . sa 5 , -cs, -4 Q . NZ? . 5, 3 Fanelli M. Fennell M. Fennell we 'Sr f , 'J y ,Z we W ,fi is V2 , 1. gta . Frain Gala M. Hill , k:l,V , Yi A ,. A I Q l ' nl I N. Hill Hoak Hockenberry Q -,,- . N1 . -an -Iv' I me fn , I . . 5 yd . Johnson Keller R. King llll ' f ... I 'R P li A 'Wi .- i ' . , .sf 4 , . 3 . t rw. K 5. ki 'sy 'ii efrwi S. King Kravetsky Martin VANEDA ALAKSA ,.,,,. . JOAN HAIRIJ lCLIzAIsE'1'iI BOWVMAN ..,.. LOUISE CARNAIIAN ,...,.,. DWIGIIT UEEMERU, PATRICIA Douiis .....,.. Joi: FANELLI NIARILYN FENNELL .. . AIARLENE FENNELL.. CLARA l'lRAlN ..,..,,., IVIARY I.oU1sE IIILL .,,..,. NLJRMA IIILI ,.,....,., LAWRENCE IIOAK ,.., .....,. SHIRLEY HOCKENBERRY ,....... .,,....... RICIIARIQ JOHNSON ..... .. TYORMA KEI.l.ER ...... .f RoIIER'I' KING.. SHIRLEY KING. .. ... NlARY KRAvE'1'sKY... LEI: ANNA hlARTIN J0llN 'l'o'I'II ,,..,. Nl.-XRY lCvANIc1 . -33- A hard working commercial girl is she, A perfect secretary she hopes to be. A small girl is joan Baird, Her basketball shots are never spared. A lassie whose favorite hairdo is braids, In the kitchen her mother she aids. A girl who has a good alto voice, I wonder who will be her choice ? F ? Likes the sport of basketball, Liked by his friends, one and all. From Perrysville this cutie travels, Of her beauty many tales unravel. The blushing boy his nickname should be, From all the girls he seems to flee. ' Known as twin to all her friends, Telling her name never ends. This is the other known as twin, She cheers to make our team win. Quiet and shy this lass we know, Always likes to play bingo. A small ambitious girl is she, A basketball player shell like to be. Has a smile for you each day, Vllhen you pass her on the way. This lad never does make noise, Very different from the boys. Often found talking in her class, Cheerful and happy is this lass. You can't count his ways of getting in trouble For the typewriter he goes on the double. Has many. many friends galore, Always room in her heart for one more, IIis studies Call for commercial work, ln mechaniral tasks. he's no jerk. Always struggles with her bookkeeping, At her typewriter is never sleeping. Always found studying or working on the paper Never guilty of a prank or a Caper. This girl takes the llome lie Course, VVhen in a Conversation, she'll talk you hoarse OFFICERS Always has a cheery hello, llis love for girls we all know. This girl has what are known as brains, She has a smile when it shines or rains. TIME AFTER TIME: VISITS TO THE OFFICE Secremry 7v1'LYlJlIfL'7' N. Clawson T. Marchetelli BLAINE NIASTER ..,.. , DONALD lXICKNIGIIT.. l'i1oMAs BIILLER ...,. SALLY NIIIFFLEY .,,..... ALICE PAULICH ,..,.,. LUeAs IIAVLOVICII .....,.....,...... ROBERT IIEARSON ,.... . BIARY ANN POLAHARH ..,,... .. STEVE POLAHAR. .....,. . FRANK IIOLITANO.. JAMES REED ....,.,., LELAND RAIJEBACH ,. ..,..,.,.,... .. DOMINIC RUNCO. .... . ANDY SEBEN ....,..,. BIILDREI1 SIIEASLEY ,..,.,........ CHARLES STAUFFER.. IIARYEX' STEELE ,.., CLEMENT TOM .....,.... NIARGARET WALKER . H0515 hIARY LUZEK ......,..,......., NANcY CLAWSON ..,..... FIIHERI-LSA AIARCHI'1'ELI.I ,,.,, A future farmer he will be, To quit school is his one plea. Short and stalky is this boy, Patricia IC., that's his macoy, It was once said he was the Bing Crosby of his class, One day he'll make records in a mass. A pretty girl who wears her tresses long, Her sweet voice can always be heard in a song. A girl who travels on the Slickville Bus. About her hair she makes quite a fuss. Thinks Spanish Class is so much fun, Does his lessons, every one. Cjokej Never a dull moment when this boy is near, In study hall his voice you can hear. Never has too rnueh to say, Everyone likes her anyway. ..........'I'akes the Academic course, To walk home at night, nothings worse. Only has one girl on his mind, His personality is one of a kind. Never a dull moment when he's around, ln his car he likes to bound. Quite handy on the basketball floor. Never considered as yet a bore, Has taken a dislike for school, On gum bands he likes to pull. .....,...Answers to the name of 'tSonny, A wish of his is that his pockets are full of money. Always quiet. never makes noise. lloesn't worry about the boys. A wizzard on the basketball floor, From school, he lives right next door. A quiet boy who lives on a farm, Doesn't do rnuch that causes alarm. Very witty and comical is this lad, So beware if you're in a bad mood, Always efficient in work at school, Always follows every rule. Never trets. never worries, Very seldom heard making noise. OFFICERS A habit of her is biting her nails, Tut, tut, my lady, pretty hands br llas the darkest of dark hair. To play hooky. she wouldn't date. -39 he'll drive you mad. ing handsome males. Q +42 KL 'ii' Master , V A swf' Muffley we fi ... I lx Pearson '4 ,git 1 Si' Y 1 Politano -M ' ax 'f f., , we Rimco ' f vi? Stauffer all f e , N-an . A ,.. fa fa- , S ,-as ,.. fa if McKnight. Miller .I V-. '- l I ff . Paulich Pavlovich . - is J . 'aii . f . sy. M. Polahar S. Polahar CI' '. Reed 1 5 .y A Seben nv ii . ,f Steele 'ii S' 1-4 ik . un. Walker ' I -nm ig' -as fi' . A-4 vi' Rodebach i for ,gt if . L 3,11 Sheasley . as ,I f-user 5.-0' A . Tom 1 Zuzek ENADE OF BELLS CBELLESD .MANS 2 in QQQL ma GANG LETS ALL SSNK3 OFFICE WOQKEQS NO ARMS COMMON COUPLE 4u TAKING DECTURES IN THE MIDDLE OF NCWHERE W , 1 f IJLT SCPHCMORES Would like to play on the basketball team, ,Q in E A T A K :k'. H6 Aikens if Bair Bohichik ..., . .. .,..,: . if 'fine x 3 ifif., Mx... 3 gg ., Burtyk Campbell N. Clawson ' ' 5 P. Clawson Detman Dunmire ' Q- 'W ' t '-f3'iwL, A ' F ' E. Ednie G. Ednie Fallone v A Vkr. ' K ll l Franzi Gartley Tom -I 14 ' ' -w K K 'ii Harris Keller MY LAZY DAY: EVERY DAY DOLORES AIKENS ......... DOROTHY l5AiR ....... THEODORA BoH1cH1K ANDREW BURTVK .,....... DOLORES CAMPBELL.. NORMAN CLAWSON .,..,. PATRICIA CLAYVSON ..,... CONSTANCE DETLIAN KAY DUNMIRE ........... ICLEANOR EDNIE .......,. GAYLE EDNIE, ..,,.... ,. JEANNETTE 'FALLONE ......,. ....,,.... SAMUEL FRANZI ..,..,... FAY1-L GARTLEY ...,,... GORDON l'lARRlS ........ IRENE KELLER .....,, EMILY TOM, ,..... .. JOHN POVLIK ..,.,,.... ROBERT DELLAFIORA... -42 l'1'e.ridenl V. Prexidenl M W' 1 llllll t J. Povlik R.ADellafiora VVill. get there next year, it would seem. Pretty lass with hair long and brown, Comes to us from Patton-townf' 'Duckie' is her nickname, Thinks typing is just another game. A future football star he will be, The girls all say, How handsome is he l She contributes her talent to the band, Always ready to give a helping hand. This lad quit school for just two days, Now he's back with his same old ways. Helpful always is this lass. A faithful member of her class. Business Manager of the Bell Echo Staff, Always ready for a laugh. A newcomer who fits right in, A lot of friends he's able to win. Tiny and petite is this miss, Never off the top of the list. Plays trombone in our school band, Attention she never does demand. Never seen alone at all, For she's sure to hear Frank call. Vlfith Sammy we never know whats cominf' next His nose is very seldom found in a text. One of our cute majorettes, About school she never frets. Younger brother of Kenny, our star, Seems to take after him, so far. A laugh-loving girl who brings fun to your heart From the basketball floor, she hates to part Never quiet, always talking, VVith the basketball, she is always walking OFFICERS President of the Sophomore Class, Likes the girls in a mass. This football player we just call Bob, Ile has ways that bring girls in a mob. IWISH I DIDN'T LOVE YOU SO: VACATIONS Secretary 7'rea.r1rrer - -3 A. , -,f i Q23 i P. Eckenrode J. Guthrie lNlARGARE'I' KIIZMIN ,....., AIARY JAN li I,o1ioniNsKv OLGA LOPLYSIIANSKI ......., AlARY JANE Lirciow . .. WILLIAM lNllIFFI.EV ..,..., ICLAINE OLAH . .. ICLIZAEETII l,Al'l' .... . ANN PovI,lK. ..,., . Ro1aER'r REED ROBERT RICHARDS ........ NORMA SLOSARIK ,,..,., GRACE SHAXVLEV ..,.... NoRMA Sul-:.,xRi-:R ROBERT SIIUSKO, ..,.,.. ,. AlARY JAN E WALTER ,.,.. JOE VVASHKO ,,.,, l'A'1'RICI.-X l'iCKl-INROIIE . 'IDE GUTHRIE W in , Q A A g ie.-f . :Q K W :hx Kuzmin Lobodinsky Lopushanski Nlaggie is the tiniest in her class, Never have we heard her sass. NYears her blonde tresses well, 4' .ef Q53 it A Never late for the tardy bell, is ' by A A cheerleader now is this girl, ! A Vifho always likes to dance and twirl. QLJ Luciow Muffley Olah This blonde has her favorite seat on the bus, 'l'o hurry to the movie, is one of her musts. Seems funny, but his one advantage is being short, Since basketball and football are his favorite sports. , p L ' On the basketball floor she's always prancing, ' ' ' jig 1 ller favorite pastime is dancing, if L M g. A7 1-' ' A . , ., Always cheerful, wears a smile, K 4- ff, -X llas worked on the Hell Echo for a while. ' ' A Papp Povlik Reed Always walks so straight and tall, Played intramural basketball. A jolly boy who loves to tease. liut now and then he aims to please. ..,......Out for football all season round, On the team next year will be found. Norma has pretty. long brown hair, She and Dolores make a good pair. VVonder why she's so full of fun, Ask her-she knows how it's done. f. Richards Slosarik Rusty likes the name Bob, Nlajoretting is her job. in Q, K .5 ..- W'-dk . -If A pretty teacher is the sister of Bob, ' - A Nlaybe that's why he does such a good job. ': A .-X very nice girl to know, NYears her hair just so. Shearer shusko Likes to be heard as well as seen, Un the girls, he is keen. OFFICICRS 'I'ish is always happy and bright. Q 1 ' lispefially when talking to Nlelinight. . vt 52 nw-1 'ki Among athletic ability in this Class is joe, Un the subject of girls, he's always in the know. W 'f Walter Washko -.,- 43 .4 Shawley I'LL BE DOWN TO GET YOU L-E. 4 li ,, 44 TAXI HONEY 1.EE. ,,,A A, f THERE'S THEM THAT DO: NIGHT WORK . A I- af. ? . '-,H Q 'ii 'K , A 1 A I M TTTH TTTT I+ y 2 As YP I f Q 4 EW ,U i 'L W, -.,.. Ax Adams Aikens Batch , L, T,,.1T 34 .3 , A k',' V i MM Ii Bell Bellon Clawson T A , Conn Crawford J. Davis in 'S T if f ' I Z.. -5-Y'.1gQ,7?f I . ' gg , - . P. Davis Dinger Douds - sf ALT:- 1 ' N' ' 'Z ' v-.Lf ,.,A gf H 41 .V L,kV , K fi 'M' an 355 5 IT' ' Doverspike Fanelli Fennell I wiqe We 1 gf -.1357 .K '-- ,I Il- Fi L. Gulo V. Galo W. Galo CAROLE ADAMS .,..,..,. AIARY ELLEN AIKEN iiARRY BATCH .,...,. ..,. RALPH BELL .,...,..... FRANK BELLON ....,.... EDNA CLAWSON ,...... JACK CONN .,.,,,..., JOHN CRAWFORD ......... JESSIE DAVIS ...,.... .. PAUL DAVIS ........,. ALMA DINGER ..,,..... ROBERT DOUDS ...,,,.,. S .......... .......... IRENE DOVERSPIKE ,.... .. .,... .. P ILOMENA 1'ANELLI..,, . .. LILLIAN GALO ........,... VELMA GALO ..,........ WVILLIAM GALO, ....,. . NEIL LARIMER.. .,,.. DARVL GERHEIM, ..,,.,.,. 46- Prexident V. President Vk'V A N. Larimer D. Gerheim Always talking-never glum, Always chewing bubble gum. She thinks it is the golden rule, To never miss a day of school. Always heard laughing from afar, In drawing he may be a star. Mischievous is this lad, In class he's very bad. To victory he cheers the team, This lad is really on the beam. ....., This lass is charming and sweet, Always dresses very neat. Always smiling, mischief in his eyes If he'd study, he'd be very wise. Talks from morning until night, Thinks that he is always right. A player he'll be on the football team Would in his eye, put a gleam. Quiet and shy, a Slickville lad, VVho often appears tired and sad. A big, blond senior is her dream, In the halls, they can be seen. .This lad from Truxal hails, About him we hear many wild tales. .Although this girl is very small, She's always wandering in the hall Always busy hunting news, Never has time to get the blues. .With a cute litle voice and flying feet This miss is very pretty and neat. Dignified and shy in her way, A very nice girl, we would say. .Will be quite a man someday, That's what all the girls say. OFFICERS hard working paper boy is he, A basketball player he'd like to be. .....,.....Plays basketball for the J.V,'s, All the girls he likes to tease. AND THEM THAT-- DON'T: Secretary T reaxurer .I eg A 'seg fl: A ? I Q R. Walker E. Shelkey PATRICIA GILCIIRIST ..,.,....,,. JOAN IIAMILTON ........ ..,......Always caught making noise, Laughing and talking with the boys. ....,.....'l'his is an intelligent lass, With her brains, helps lead the class. EUGENE HANEY ,.......,... ....,.... A noisy boy is he, A fixture farmer he plans to be. ALBERT KELLER ,....,.. .,.....,., B etter known to his friends as MAb, ln art work he likes to dab. ELLA NORA KEMNUIR 44,....... ...,...,. S mall and polite is this girl, STELLA KRAVETSKY .,,.. .. AlARTHA VVALTERS ,.,,....... JAMES AIATSON ,..,....... AlARGIE AIASTERS ...,....., BIARY PAVLOVICH .,........ DANIEL POLAIIAR .,.....,,. JAMES REYNOLDS ...... ' ..,. LYLE Sl-IEARER ...,,....... JOAN VVASHKO .....,...,.. CLARENCE SMITH .......... SOPHIE YAZACH ........ Keeps the boys in a whirl. ..,.......One of the brains of her class, Is a very studious lass. .....,.,.Always seen with a guy named joe, Plays the piano just so. ........,Always loafing, gabbing too, Always laughing, never blue. An attractive lass with dark brown hair, VYhere Alma is, She's also there. This young miss travels on the Slickville bus, llas made herself one of us. the halls is always found walking, ln his Classes is always talking. night this building he does sweep, Some day for his wife the house he'll keep. ...,.,....Shy and bashful is what they say, But he can make noise throughout the day. ...,...,..lCasy going and a Cheerful smile, Makes knowing her quite worthwhile. ,...,...,.Always seen and always heard, Never says a sarcastic word. ,.,..,....May be often seen but seldom heard, Always puts in a good word. DIARCELLA ZAFFUTO .,.... ,... ...,...... N e ver leaves her work undone. Lols DUNMIRE ,...,....... RICHARD WALKER ,... ,,.., , EUGENE SHELKEY ..,....,.,. Bright and cheerful to everyone. ..,..,.,,Always frank, and always gay, DoeSn't let anything get in her way. OFFICERS ..........Full of fun and full of joy, Is the tall and lively boy, ..,....,,.Tl1is lad is quiet and a little shy, The girls have often wondered why. - 47 - PERIOD 'Q Q F i 0 I A 4 A L Gilchrist Hamilton Haney 0- 1'-2 A V-7' . K K K i 7 A . Keller Kemnuir Kravetsky '1 qv 1 , -.A , 'LJf 'rr .....W - 'H xi' xr A -f ' .yr , v . . JEL? ' fic - Walters Matson Masters a sa- a. , 3 T 7 Ks on 4 no f .. if . '4' -V-riff V V' 5, a A ' r fix.. feasffhxx.-aka Pavlovich Polahar Reynolds is G, M: ' ,vi 1 Q .1 ml' .7 X A 5- Dunmire Washko Smith S-' -3- 4 'J 'C' Ya ac A Zaffuto .R 1. i X THE MORE WE GET TOGETHER W 9 o wzfi ' JQSTT SVVTZN f ,Nyc T Q E'ET g3f ,g,.i- kL V 1 ..A. ff ,, 1 fi e 5 5 5 V 1 .fx I T A f M V W ,W ,' T. fm 2 N if W2 , x ' :ww XA A ? !,, , E Q ,E T - ATTE E TEET 'Q T n f, T g -..M 1--3 T 1 ' f 7-fi-'sa ijgif i A J J 1 ' E W 3? if 1'ig,,r1 , TAEE fi. 'Sus' E fl-. Quay - WAMA COME? BUDDIES 5T, T 5 Y, Q ' f ' , 'L V Q Q T. U QQAQ H -48- Q BUS Q CYS! W5 'QD- SOCNER OR LATER ,X ' x JUNICR HIGH IT TAKES TIME: TO MAKE THE GOAL A... ,PJ Fin! Row: A. Palmiscino, Cerheim, Schall, Pnsney. Eckenrode, Kravetsky, J. Palmiscino, Kelly, Curio, Alaksa, Miller. .S'ecom! Row: Hill, Machulsky, Walters, Ripple, Shoupe, Franzi, Kochka, Shondelmyer, Keller, Suchetski. Tlzirzi Row: Callahan, Bianchi, Pierce, Harris, Davison, Rimrnel, Edder, Miss Stewart, Johnston, Mengor. T OFFICERS Prexiafenl.. .,..,.., .... .........,. J A MES ECKENRODE Vice President ..,..,.,... .,,,.,...,.. I OAN' BIANCHI Secretary ...,,,... ,.,..... S H1RLEv CALLAHAN Treasurer ........,,,. .....,... A NTHONV PALMISCINO The eighth graders this year, Linder the supervision of Miss Stewart, started off with a campaign to raise money. This they did by selling personal stationery. Their efforts were rewarded by a big Christmas Party before departing for vacation. The eighth grade was the second room to receive the neatest room banner. 1. 50 1 THEY CAN'T CONVINCE ME: T0 STUDY First Raw: Almes, Fallone, Sullinger, DeForno, Miller, Slosarik, Reed, C.'Clawson, Ripple, Franko, Baird, Haney, Miss Runco. Second Row: I. Clawson, Matson, M. Clawson, Frassenei, Ednie, McQuaide, Dunmire, Kochka, Shearer, Ripple, Curcio. Third Raw: Bowersox, L. Sieczkoski, H. Sieczkowski, Shoupe, Berlin, Carnahan, Wensconis, Matlack, T. Galo, Posney, Miller. Fourth Raw: A. Galo, Tandovic, Zanavich, Markuzic, Morris, Calandrella, Paunovieh. OFFICERS President ...A......,. ,GEORGE MARKUZIC Viee President, ,...., ...4.... S HIRLEY SLOSARIK , Sexeremry. ,,,,,. . ......, JANICE REED Treasurer .....,.,,, . .,,..,.. EDWARD RIPPLE S The seventh grade, this year was one of the largest homerooms in the high school. One of their main activities this year was a big party at Christmas time. Their biggest ambition of the year was to getthe neatest room banner and to to keep it. This they accomplished the third Week of the semester. HAIL! HAIL! THE GANG'S ALL HERE YG' I -' YL?w1 ?,Qff , Q -22:15 , L GX Q .i. K ., N L x Lg.. ' L A at A fm, f' THE THINGS I LOVE Q ACTIVITIES ALL THRU THE DAY: WE WORKED BEE TEE VIE STAFF First Row: Yazach, Hastie, Kravetsky, Beatty, May, Keller. Second Row: VV0lfe, Osikowicz, Olah, Townsend Romeo Kirinic, Flick. Third Row: Miss Runco, Piper, Harris, Strong, Franzi, Stemmler, Sparber, Peduzzi. S T A F F EDITORS ASSISTANTS Editor ............ 4....,,, .,,....,,....,.. ..,.....,,,.., B E R THA KIRINIC DOMINICK PEDUZZI Literary ............ ....,..,..,..,.., ' l'HEREsA ROMEO CORA MAY Feature .....,.,......... ....,...,.. ' l'HEREsA OSIKOWICZ DOROTHY OLAH Aafvertixtrrg ,..,,. .... .... ....... D O L oREs HASTIE HARLAN STRONG Subscription ......... ...... , ,.DORIs FLICK IVA BEATTY Girls' Sporty.. ,.,... ,,....,.. G LORIA WOLFE PAULINE YAZACH Boyx' Sportx ......,..,,...,. GEORGE PIPER LAWRENCE FRANZI Photography ....,.... ..,.,....... I TONALD SPARBER FRED STEMMLER Typing ...,,,...,.,....,.....,,....... ....,.,,,, M . A. TOWNSEND DOLORES KEI.l4ER Art ............................................. ......... I JOLORES MALLOY ANNA KRAVETSKV B1t.fi11f,r.r fllarzager .,......... ........ ............................... ........ ........,......,........ K E N N ETH HARRIS Raising money this year in order to publish the Bee Tee Vie, was the main object of the Senior Class. This was done by selling both Christmas and Easter cards and holding quite a few skating parties. The advertising and subscription campaign was a tremendous success and helped us reach our goal. . The Staff wishes to thank all those who in any way made this publi- cation possible. VVe especially Want to thank Mr. Shaffer who was so considerate and helpful. NIGHT AND DAY: BUSY BELL ECHO STAFF 'Ne IMI l Q First Row: Clawson, Fallone, Fanelli, Pavlovich, Keller, Ednie, Frassenei, Miller. Second Row: Almes, Callahan, A. Kravetsky, M. Kravetsky, Hamilton, VVolfe, Fennell, G. Ednie. Third Raw: Detman, Papp, Edder, Sparber, Town- send, P. Clawson, Eckenrode, Bianchi. Fourllz Row: Mrs. Bortz, Mrs. Reed. Ealitor-in-Chief ..,.....,. ......,.., A NNA KRAVETSKY Business Manager ,..,......, ,..........,...............,,.,.,........,.....,.,......,,.. C ONSTANCE DETMAN wig! News Editors .,.....,,,..,. ..,...... P ATRICIA ECKENRODE, CONSTANCE DETMAN 6 Spams ..........,,...,........,,,....,.... ,.......,.,,,.................,,,,,....,,.....,,..........,,,..,.....,. ..,., D o NALD SPARBER 6? Typisl... ..........,. ..,. G LORIA VVOLFE, DOLORES KELLER, M. A. TOWNSEND, V PATTY FENNELL E Advisor ......................,.. ........... M Rs. MARY H. BORTZ Typing Aafivsor .......,.... ....,,... M Rs. HELEN D. REED The Bell Echo, the oldest organization in the school, aims to promote school spirit and co-ope1'a- tion by distributing the news of the school. The Bell Echo this year is a four page issue and is published monthly. Anna Kravetsky has made the headlines by being Editor-in-Chief for two years. Mrs. Mary H. Bortz, who began advising the staff in 1936, has continued her fine work this year. The Senior typists are also to be. commended for their competent work in typing the copy. Each spring letters are presented to Seniors meeting the necessary qualifications. ,Ixf 1 9 1 1 SAY IT wlTH Music GIRLS' CHORUS , , , . Y. WY. YY.. YYYY ,. YY Yvrv -,, --..,c...c.., Ron1eo,VValters.Szmnaf Row: Townsend, B. Shawley. Adams, Lobodinsky, IC. lidnie, Fallone, Polahar. V. Galo, Hamilton, Frain, R. Galo, Zaffuto, I.. Galo, V. Alaksa, Yazach, Fanelli, Kuzmin, P, Alaksa. Third Row: Lopushan- ski, Olah, l'ark, Aikens, Blaust, NI. VValters, C. lidnie, D. Aikens, Callahan, I, Doverspike, livanick, Hastie, VVash- ko, Keller, Gartley, Shearer. Fourth Row: Eckenrode, Detman, Papp, Pavlik, Luciow, Slosarik, Dunmire, Tom, Beatty, lN'lasters, Paulich, Zuzek, liair, Fennell, Rimmel. Fifth Row: F. Doverspike, Clawson, P. Clawson, McQuaide, Sheasley, Hill, Kirinic, Wolfe. Under the leadership of Mrs. Diehl, the girls' chorus this year grew to be quite a large group. This group partici,pated in the Christmas program at both the afternoon and evening performances. They had a party after the program at which all enjoyed themselves. Many hours were spent getting ready for the county and state 6, 3 X choruses. 40 vncwe. ,,, A concert, featuring both the band and chorus was presented Z ,' f April 2 in the High School Auditorium. Both vocal and instrumental I f' f solos were presented. The chorus, trio, and octette rendered several z , 1 G numbers also. .Z f '1 ff C K' ' N 1 v PL,,'1 X 'N ,', ,dfz 1' f , X,, 1 ,1 .X f f- 1 1 , I ' I 4 I XX 'L' If 4 z 'Z f'f X, -, f 1, 1 1 , t X ' e Music MAKERS BAND First Row: Bianchi. Olah, Shearer, Shoupe, Almes, Stauffer. Callahan, Gartley, Matlack, Franko. Sammi Row: Karaffa, Fallone, Kochka, Clawson, Miller, Mrs. Diehl. Third Raw: Ednie, Necatera, Edcler, Fennell, Campbell. Fourth Row: T. Palmiscnio, Carnahan, Naylor, L, Carnahan, J. Palmiscnio. The band, under the direction of Mrs, Diehl, has made quite a few appearances this past year. At many of the football games and evening performances held at the school. the crowd witnessed the wonderful progress that was made by this organization. For the first time in the history of Bell Township High School, majorettes have accompanied our band. Quite a number of girls went out for the position but only four were chosen as the leading majorettes. This included Betty Jane Franko, Faye Gartley, Norma Shearer and Joan Bianchi. SOMEDAY: WE'LL BE HOMEMAKERS FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA First Row: Yazach, Hockenberry, Bohichik, Lopushanski, Lobodinsky, E. Olah, Fallone, Ednie, Kuzmin, Keller. Second Row: Flick, Doverspike, Abate, Tom, Grabonich, Muffley, Martin, Beatty, Fennell, Park, Miss Shusko. Third Raw: D. Olah, Kirinic, Baird, Townsend, Markuzic, McQuaide, Pavlik, Luciow, Hill, Sheasley. OFFICERS Prerident .........,..... ..,, ....,........,.l........,,,.l ...... ..... ...,.. D 0 R I s FLICK Vice Presidenz ,........ .,., . ...DOROTHY OLAH Secretary .,,...... .......... E LAINE OLAH Treamrer ...,.,...... ,..,......,.. S ALLY MUFFLEY Reporter ..,.... ...,,.. ...JEANNETTE FALLONE Advisor ..... .. ....,..... Miss J. A. SHUSKO Future Home-:makers of America is an organization available to any girl taking the Vocational Course in their Sophomore, junior and Senior years. They held dances, sold pennants, and hot dogs, in order to purchase an electric mixer for the Home Economics department. Four of the Senior girls attended the State Farm Show in Harrisburg, which lasted from Janu- ary 12th-to the 15th. HE'S UP EACH MORNING BRIGHT AND EARLY FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Firxt Row: Shepherd, Washko, Steele, Valore, Politano. Sammi Raw: Mr. Smith, Fanelli, Strong, Masters, McDivitt, J. Reed. Third Raw: R. Reed, Naylor, Turkali, Tom. OFFICERS Preyiafenl ,,,,..,,,.....,. ,. .. . .....,.. RAY SHEPHERD Vine Preridenl .....t... ,,,.,.. H ARLAN STRONG Secrelary ............,t, .. ..... EUGENE RUPERT Treamrer .......... ....,,,.. H ARVEY STEELE Reporter .,,,,., ......,. JOHN MCQUIADE Aalviror .....,..,. ..... lVI R. XV. C. SMITH The Future Farmers of America is a national organization available to all pupils taking the Agriculture course. Their aim is the development of agricultural leadership, co-operation, and Citizen- ship. They have worked hard to raise money to buy new machinery. The boys attending the State Farm Show in Harrisburg were: Ray Shepherd, Harlan Strong, Milosh Turkali, john llfIeQuaide, Harvey Steele, and Robert Reed. --59.- You'LL KNOW IT WHEN IT HAPPENS STUDENT COUNCIL fzrxt Row. keller, lflxck, Palmlscmo, Larimer, Almes, Shoupe, Third Row: Ednie, Edder, Adams, Kirinic, Franko, Mrs. Biehl. Fourth Row: Miller, Shearer, Fen- nell, Seben, Toth. . OFFICERS Prexialenl ,...,.,...,. ..RoBERT SHOUPE Viee Pre.riafe11l.,.. ..DoR1s FLICK Seerelary .......,.. IDOLORES KELLER Treasurer ....,. A......... N EIL LARIMER The Student Council was organized in 1933-34 with the following objectives: Clj To aid in the internal administration ofthe school. C25 Q33 To unify all student organizations under one general control. C45 To promote in all ways, and at all times the best interests of the Bell Township School. To promote general activities of the school. Many members obtained awards, either a charm or a chain, in recognition of their services throughout the school year. They sold ice cream, filled the candy machine, conducted the neatest room contest, and managed ticket sales at the basketball games. 1 Drapes for the auditorium were purchased last year and the final payment was made this year. A power lawn mower arrived in April and was presented to Lucian Carnahan. the janitor, as a thank you for the many favors which he has rendered for the student body. The Student Council also paid for the cheerleading costumes and commencements awards. STOUT HEARTED MEN VARSITY CLUB dw tram .4-A S lfizxvl Roni: Nlr. Hamilton, Piper, Turkali, K. llarris, Shoupe, Stemniler, Colledge, Karaffa, Valore. Sammi Raw: johnson. Blelinight. Seben, Stauffer, Miller. Runco. Politano. Rodehach. Toth. Tlzira' Korn: Muffley, Franzi, llavlik. Guthrie, C. llarris, Burtyk, VVashko, Clavfson. fll7Ill'fh Rom: lleemer. llavis, Larimer. Reynolds, Shelkey, Richards. Shusko. OIFFICERS l'residf.vzz ....,.,. .. ...,, ,,KENNE'l'H Haakis Vine Pmxidtrfft ,... . .AA..... . ..,,., LAWRENCE l. RANZI Secretary-Y'rf'i1.vurf'r .....,. .. .... HIJOMINICK l,l-ZIJUZZI The Varsity Club is open to all boys ,participating in one major sport-football, basketball or baseball, from the Freshman through the senior year inclusive. ' Q The purpose ofthe Varsity Club of Bell Township is to purchase sweaters for the graduating senior letterlnen and to promote Cooperation among the players that participate in sports. The club was organized in 1944 and has been a successful club for four years. Boys earning sweaters this year are as follows: IJ. l'ecluzzi. L. lfranzi. G. Piper. li. Harris, F. Stemmler, R. Shoupe. R. Colleclge, IJ. Sparber. N. Yalore. j. Karaffa. M. Turkali. Under the leadership of Mr. Hamilton, the Club held several dances and a successful bake sale to bring in proceeds. PRETENDING CAST H ildegarde Dolson .,,..... . ................,. . Mr. DULYIIH ,,..,..,.....,,.,, Mrs. Dolson ...,,.,,,... Sally Dolmn .,....,.,. Bob Dolyon ....... , jimmy Dolson ......,,.,... Freddie Shermer, ..... .. Mr. Shermer ............ Mrx. Shermer ...,,,.,,, Pazge .............. ..... Ellie May .,........... jizz 444. .A..,. .....4. ,..... 4.62, ..,........PATTY FENNELL ,.......,..,....HARI,AN STRONG ANNA JEAN MCQUAIDE .....,.,,..4..DoLoREs KELLER ,. RICHARD DUNMIRE .,....,......RAv SHEPHERD FRED STEMMLER .4,,.,.,...ALBERT RUGH .,...GLOR1A WOLFE ..,.....A..ANNA KRAVETSKY DOLORES HASTIE ...........,.,.CORA MAY MAKE BELIEVE WE SHOOK THE FAMILY TREE The Seniors really Shook the Family Tree when they presented the play taken from Hildegarde Dolson's book, WE SHOOK THE FAMILY TREE. Enjoyment was 'in store for everyone when Hildegrade CPatty Fen- nellj, tired of being a wallflower, got everyone into trouble in her efforts to go to the prom. Mr. Dolson Cllarlan Strongj, her drunken father, was almost fired when Mr. Shermer fAlbert Rughj, his boss, discovered 'fempty bottles. Bob CRichard Dunmirej, Ellie May QDo1ores Hastieb, Jill fCora Ann Mayl, and jimmy CRay Shepherdl, four mischievious characters, helped to complicate matters. Paige LAnna Kravetskyj, who likes to play postman, added to the enjoyment of the play. Sallyf Dolores Kellerj was loyal to her sister, Hildegrade, through- out the play. Mrs. Shermer CGloria Wolfej and Mrs. Dolson CAnna Jean Mc- Quaidej played the worried mothers of these mischievious children. Freddie Shermer CFred Stemmlerj, the boy who wears short pants, helped Patty steal the show. Much of the credit for the dramatic success of the play goes to Mrs, Mary Hamilton Bortz for her excellent directing and co-operative spirit. Mrs. Paul j. Biehl and the Senior Class shared honors in making VVe Shook The Family Tree the greatest financial achievement in this field in recent years. ..63... THE STARS WILL REMEMBER: OUR HOBO HOP R TRIHI-Y K 1 g 3 i 4 A g ,..V, A .wr- r.51f,,gQpMF'9 -LN ', W. f First Row: Hastie, Park, Fennell. May, Evanick, Keller, M. Fennell, M. Fennell, Kuzniin, N. Keller. Second Row: Hill, Yazach, Alaksa, Marcliitelli, Shawley, Clawson, Luciow, Lopuslianski, llouds, Miss Runco. Third Raw: llo- hicliik, Gartley, Shearer, VVolfe, E. Olah, Nluffley, Townsend, l'. Clawson, I.. Keller, Kirinic. Fourth li'a'w: Haney, Markuzic, D. Olah, Flick. OFFICERS Preyizlmzf ,,...,......,..... I JoI.oRi1s KELLER Vim lvvsiziwzt ......... GLoRiA WOLFE Trm.vzu-fr ................. HCORA LXNN MAY Searelary.. ,,......,...., ,..,,,......., I Poms FLICK ClIl7'I'l?.i'fJIl7lLit'7lE6 Svarelizry ...... ........ i SHAWLEV Sjmzzmr ........... ...,..,... M iss RUNco This organization was started in Bell Township in 1943. It includes all the girls who wish to participate in it from the 10th to 12th grades. This organization is a branch of the Y. M. C. A. Throughout the school term, it is their wish to accomplish many thingsithat will not only help themselves, but also the school, church and community. They'held a Hobo Hop to start raising funds. Their aim is to purchase sweaters for the Senior girls at the end of this year. .BELL TOWNSHIP ATHLETICS FIGHT THE TEAM ACROSS THE FIELD This year the Student Council purchased new uni- forms for the Cheerleaders. They were designed and sewed by Mrs. Sparber. At the beginning of the year. new cheerleaders were picked by the Student Body. They are Sully Muffley, Marlene Fennell, and Olga Lopuslizmski. Under the direction of Miss Shusko, quite n few new cheers were chosen. The following are very popu- lar among the girls and boys of Bell. Cold walrfr, zuarm wafwf, hot fualwf, .vfefzznzf Hot dog, ho! dog--Lnol' af 07ll',fl'flllZ. Two bifsf Fam' biix! Sin' bilx! A rz'0ffzz1f.' A17!6 l'j'l17!E? from iff!! Tnzuzzshijn xlana' 1111 mm' hoffar. l l i i v-Q...-A S- fe fe:-2 , A ,N 'a,,,.-,K .. .- - ,M ,A V W e. , , , au... 14 Q.. ' . ge 'Y A. -w ann.. it ALWAYS: STANDING BY ii nf 'Eye 'h 91 R3 ' f Ma' , First Row: Stauffer, Guthrie, Politaho, Burtyk, Reynolds, Larimer, Shelkey. Second Row: Sparber, Pearson, Piper, Franzi, K. Harris, Turkali, Peduzzi, Valore, Shoupe, Stemmler. Third Row: Tom. G. Harris, Shusko, Dellafiora, Mr. Hamilton. Keller, Clawson, Davis, Pavlik, Seben, Bell.. ,......., ..,.... 0 Ligonier ....,.,. ..,.,,,.. 7 Bell ....,.... ,....,... l 2 Youngwood ,,.,.... ....... 0 Bell ....,...,,. ....... 0 Derry Boro' .,...,.,,.............. , 0 Bell ,.,..,,. ..,,,.. 2 7 Saltsburg ,........ ..,,, 0 Bell .......,., ...,,....,, l 2 Washington Twp. ,..... 7 Bell ,.,,,.,.... ...... 0 'Avonmore ....., ...,.... 0 Bell .........,. .... . . 7 Plum Twp. ....,.,....,............ 7 Bell ....., ,. ,4..,. 7 Penn Twp. ....,.,. ......... . .20 The Bell Township football squad opened the season, under the guidance of a new coach, namely George T. Hamilton, an alumnus of Bell and a graduate of St. Vincent College. The Lions this year as in previous years operated from a T formation. Sparked by their brilli- ant captain, Kenny Harris, the Lions' swept through an eight game schedule and came out with a rec- ord of four wins, two loses, and two ties. Harris' outstanding running, kicking, and passing ability made the Lions a constant threat throughout the season. .- 67 .. FEUDIN' FUSSIN' The team got off to a bad start by losing a heart breaking 6-0 decision to the Blue and VVhite eleven from Ligonier. The only touchdown of the game came in the last few minutes of play, when Ligonier scored on a pass. The following game against Derry Boro, proved to be a battle between the 30 yard lines and ended in a 0-0 tie. The Lions clashed with the Crimson Tide of Washington Township under the lights of Davis Field and emerged with a 12-7 victory. Kenny Harris' terrific plung- ing and broken field running set up both of Bell's touchdowns. He scored both touchdowns on short plunges from the two and three yard lines respectively. The Bell Lions then clashed with the Blue and Gold from Plum in a 6-0 victory. It was a hard game with both teams fighting on the 50 yard line. Plum was within our 20 yard line only to find that the Lionls line would not give. Late in the third quarter, Kenny Harris threw a long pass to our end, Junior Pearson, to score the only touchdown of the game. 3+-'53, ,,,w4t,,yg4xl-sz Ak., 4 ' AND A FIGHTIN' Following Plum in a victory of 13-0, the Bell Township Lions clawed their way over the mighty eleven of Youngwood. Harris and Yalore carried the pigskin for the touchdown with Shoupe kicking the extra point. Saltsburgs eleven tried in vain. to stop the mighty eleven of Hell, as they scored touchdown after touchdown to a final score of 27-0. This was the Lions fourth victory in a row. The Bell Lions had the biggest upset of the year when they clashed with the Indians of Avonmore. XVhat we thought would be an easy victory. ended in a scoreless tie. Both teams Came close to scoring but were unable to make that final plunge. The Bell Lions then traveled to Penn Townsliip to the biggest defeat of the year. It was the toughest game of the season ending 20-7 in favor of Penn Township. Harris ran over the only touchdown by cutting off tackle for 15 yards. Two of the Lion's touchdowns were called back by the offieialsygiving Penn 'l'ownship the advantage. ? ZgAi E 2 ,gi BU N 3 gf ,rf 'K' Q VW. mei- A ,bxgvv ww' V HW A is 5 TO EACH HIS OWN: MAN TO MAN ' e Sealed: Flick, Kirinic, Wolfe, D. Olah, Baird, I. Keller, D. Keller. Standing: N. Keller, Muffley, Hill, Fennell, Carnahan, J. Fennell, Markuzic, Papp, Clawson, N. Hill, Gartley, E. Olah, Galo, Mr. Hamilton. This year, under the direction of George T. Hamilton, the girls' basketball team had a very vic- torious season, losing but two games, one of which was not a league game. The toughest and most thrilling game of the season was that with Saltsburg, who is one of our closest rivals. The score was close throughout the entire game which ended with Saltsburg leading by one point. The other defeat was given to the Bell Sextette by the Alumni. The team will lose six girls this year-Dorothy Olah and Dolores Keller, who are forwards and Doris Flick, Gloria VVolfe, Barbara Markuzic, and Bertha Kirinic, who play the positions of guards. l l I L r l l L l i HAND IN HAND: DOWN THE FLOOR X X This year, under the supervision of our new coach, George T. Hamilton, the Lion Quintet started their basketball season by losing a non-league game to Kiski Prep. The Lions racked up two consecutive victories over Armagh by the scores of 42-21 and 38-21. Franzi led the Lions in the first game by scoring 14 points. The second was headed by Dominick Peduzzi with 12 points. TOGETHER: WE PLAY W'e tasted defeat for the second time this year at the hands of the alumni, Elders Ridge gave the roaring five of Bell a little trouble, but they still came V through with their third victory. On january 6, the first league game was played with Trafford, who surprised the Bell five by out playing them throughout the game. The second game, which was with Saltsburg, was a victory for the Lions. Following this, Bell had three easy victories over Avonmore, Export, and VVash- ington Twp. Franklin Twp, upset the Bell five on the Franklin court by a score of 36-30. The Lions avenged an early season defeat by trouncing Kiski with a score of 28-10. A long trip to Trafford saw Bell defeated by the score of 31-29. Losing this game dimmed Bell's chance for first place. Two easy victories passed by defeating Saltsburg and XVashington Tw,p,fboth for the second time. Export gave Bell its surprise of the year by trouncing a highly favored Bell quintet with the score of 50-37. Sealed: Radebach, Stauffer, Colledge, Stemmler, Franzi, Karaffa, Peduzzi, Sparber. Sttzfzdizzg: Clawson, Bellon, Conn, Muffley, Guthrie, Keller, Mr. Hamilton, Toth, Pavlik, Deemer, Larimer, Gerheim, Franzi. -736 .J TAKE ME OUT TO THE BALLGAME '--nl' ., Ulf: I 5, First Row: Stauffer, Radebach, McNight, Tom, K. Harris, Miller. Second Row: Politano, King, Washko, Mr. Ham- ilton, Toth, Dellafiora, G. Harris. - Bell Bell Bell Bell Bell Avonmore .... ....,. ....... . . . 3 Bell .........,.., 4.,,.. , .. Franklin ,, ...... . Elders Ridge Avonmore Export Bell .......,.... 3 Bel1.......,,.... .. ,,.,,..... .,,. 6 Bell .....,......, ..,.... . . 7 3 Bell......,..... 10 Saltsburg ........, ........... 2 Saltsburg ...,..... Kiski ,..., Franklin . ..,.., .. Export .....,.... Elders Ridge xi' 5 8 2 7 The Bell Township Lions had a fair season by winning five games and losing six. The Bell Nine ended up in third place in Section XII of the W. P. I. A. L. THE 564 QUESTION ADVERTISEMENTS Cpl I U. M. W. of AMERICA LOCAL UNION No. 6673 COCHRAN MINES SALINA, PENNSYLVANIA COMPLIMENTS OF 1 GENERAL REFRACTCRIES SALINA, PA. Compliments of Oklahoma Florist C. R. WEITZEL Phone:903 VANDERGRIFT, PA. 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