Bellmar High School - Link Yearbook (Belle Vernon, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1952 volume:

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Ln in ,... 1 TIME FOR E ERYTHING It It It It It It It It It Take time to work is the price of success Take time to think is the source of power Take time to play is the secret of perpetual youth Take time to read is the fountain of wisdom Take time to be friendly is the road to happiness Take time to dream is hitching your wagon to a star Take time to love and be loved is the privilege of the Gods Take time to look around is too short a day to be selfish Take time to laugh is the music of the soul THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF BELLE VERNON Organized 1893 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member Federal Reserve System THE LI PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS OF BELLMAR HIGH SCHOOL BELLMARETTE JOINT SCHOOL DISTRICT BELLE VERNON, PENNSYLVANIA VOL. I NO. 1 1952 ' 'T' 'YTT-'iii'-:i'T kYl gr?-I 1 Q' Fig :K-5 ni !,.fl'4,, ff,,ff.,!,lIf,',V'l, 4114.715 -N' Ji. - , W 'f X! 1- H . -V-Af l Q, R g 7 ': ' fT , ,J ' 4 , TM , , - y, ,, ,K V 'nf f Pgfsf ngg lllllfg, If E: 'Q g a ' 'ik .' 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'53 W' 1- N 4- A R 'Rf to AW!! ff -1 -L-:L ' Q ., ' f : xx Ao D N if XX A 'FQ 01 .. , Q, X ' -, SR' A ' X z jgmgf g , ff- ,,-, N lg, X t .. 1 , E X Q M 0 X Q Jax Q .5 WMI -W- Z X . ' A A ' ' J : ,7f?22,p'4- 1 I I Ma 2 f-S-,RT fl ,X Pres. P , ', - sjkf .:. W F ...Q V 'B ULG A V. Pres. R. Sec. R. Sec. Treas. 08 'f . ,g fe. ' nr .Os N 'O ' fa , THE JOINT lt can't happen here! It can't happen here! These were the words we have been hearingufor a long time conceming a joint school program. The invisible county line d been a barrier almost as hard to penetrate as the iron curtain or so it would seem from the debating of ideas for years. It can happen here! Shortly after the 1950-5lschool term started, representatives from severalof the surrounding school districts met at the Marion High School. At this meeting Mr. Harry Brownfield, Fayette County Superintendent of Schools, and Mr. James Hughes, Westmoreland County Superintendent of Schools, informed the group as to the procedure in forming joint school districts. Four of the local districts continued meeting in the interest of a joint school program. These districts were Fayette City, Be e Vemon, North Belle Vemon, and Washington Township. At the Fayette City meetinsg it was agreed that Mr. Fee would be the super- vising Principal, and Mr. Van remen, t e assistant to the supervising principal. At this same meeting it was decided to have preliminary articles 0 agreement drawn up. It did happen here! s is g.. .1 B, SARRA G. TROZZO S. FIGEL S. RUBY M. MITCHELL -I ' B' e9 B f 1 R- HAMER G. ROY I. HOFFMAN G. BOSTON A. SMITH SCHOOL BOARD On the eveninglof April 5, 1951 the members of the four school districts met in Vernon Hig School. This was the meeting that everyone was waiting for. As the individual articles of the agreement were passed, a secretary typed the final pages of the contract. By 1:30 a. m. April 6, 1951 the twenty members of the Joint School Board had signed their names. The Bellmarette Joint School District was born. At this early moming meeting the following officers were elected: J, KASUDA President - Donald Duvall, Vice President - Blanden Bulger, Treasurer - John Cameron. At a later meeting the office of secretary was divided into two officers - recording secretary, and financial secretary, and J. E. Kuhn as recording secretary. At this point, one would have thought all the work was finished, actually this is where it started. The budget, election of personnel, inspection of building and grounds, textbooks and sup lies, transport- ation and athleticsg all of these were carefully studied by various committees and tgeir suggestions submitted to the Joint Committee or Joint Board for action. Now while watching the system develop, the long hard hours of work can be recalled as a worthy task. To the members of the Bellmarette Joint School Board - an orchid for a job well done. SUPERVISIONQ Q ,X X I 5 EM 5 . George Fee Robert Van Bremen Supervising Assistant To The Principal Supervising Principal Mpfd J ,....... Raymond Barker High School Principal X M -4 '-9 James Snow FACULTY John Kopp x N. 'R A 1 2? h 'J ,Y A ini XY V9.5 - 1 x. K ,B .q .651 , ' J --5? 5 .1 ' ' 1 5 - 1, f , if lj!!! . 2 mg. i W .J 1 -L Lois Swain 'H ii' Joseph Tedesco Bemice Shook Margaret Russell Wray a., John Flora I J ,Jr . . 6 'KQA 14' .. 1 .lf s nag., ,-any FACULTY Pearl Kish Winifred Morris 'll 9 tl ,--7 Ruth Frggt H R i Narcissus Trentin Hazel Hixenbaugh is X X , I 1 if 4 , yu , 4 ,X nr A' Q -X 'N 7,5 J X -4- X 1 f 7 X N Dorothy Gorio June Bolivar it if FACULTY N athanial Davis Ernest D01fi 0 an AQMIM. -Q Q Enid Palomaki Anna Vesley I r J 0 Baptiste Manzini I. Louise Srodes . 4 ,',, J , 4-Wg 9 O' 'Q-vw! VJ Qing f ' J X I In 1 +-a fi i .ffgff f fx 4 I-A , ft fy Q, 5,2 7 f .fu rf, .1 ' l 4 J gf - nip I My I David McCu11ey SECRETARIES sf 3- 'ff Lv oi SCHOOL NURSE 2 'Q-x4x , 3' ' x tta Cramer hG K' FN u . i' 75' JANITGRS N xl NS David Albright AUD-1 JOIN! Q, XX X xl SIENIOIQS ,.:2-12 ' SENIOR CLASS HISTORY We, the seniors of Bellrnar, have enjoyed three wonderful years of high school education, some of us spending our first two years at Marion High, others spent the two years at Vernon High. We are now united into one successful senior class of Bellmar High. We're leaving our high school days behind, going out in the world and either working or furthering our education. Always we will try to be successful citizens. The years went quickly. Only a few years ago we were sophomores, and as usual, made many mistakes. The sponsors of our sophomore class were Mr. Krivda, Mr. Snow, Mr. Tedesco, Mrs. Cramer, and Miss Rasdorf. We raised a little money by holding bake sales and collecting dues. We left the bigger money making projects to the juniors and seniors. Our activities con- sisted of a few assembly plays and dances. The next year, our junior year, seemed to go faster than any of our other school time. Our junior class sponsors were Mrs. Shook, Miss Kish, Mrs. Cramer, Mr. Tedesco, and Mr. Figler. This yearwe had to raise money and lots of it. We worked at the concession stand duringbasket- ball and football seasons, sold jelly beans and Christmas cards, sponsored bake sales and dances and also presented a junior class play entitled, 'Our Miss Brooks . ln our senior year, we had a succession of successful activities under the supervision of Mrs. Russell, Mrs. Cramer, Miss Gorio, and Mr. Tedesco. A few of our many activities were selling cards, magazine subscriptions, candy and tickets to various entertainments. The tra- ditional senior class play was presented, Cheaper by the Dozen . We were able to eamenough money for a trip to Washington D. C. where everyone enjoyed themselves. We must say that we could not have attained these great heights if it had not been for our wonderful parents, teachers, and principals, who encouraged us with untiring efforts. 18 in SENIOR SPONSORS V g v 1 D , -- , ..s..-v 4,.... -4 ,-.v--... ..- V ,. . --,. V la X , , .. , ......--i- -v , . - .. , . . .Aww - - A .N ,,,,, . , - of - J . 5 Q- 6 5. SENIOR OFFICERS - l , ,,,,.-... .. -. -- , -, , , . . ., - - ' ' ' I H- Q, Q -v---4 ' ' ' ' . f Was, ' br- H ' 1 A iff'-UO QS.. ' ' 5 . .LJ , 'I ' ' Q fi W' 'tug' ,O . -' ' -66 AS , as - ' IA .4-if ' ., 11 , . . i D. Bowers C. Kramer H. Studnicki N. Steer Vice President Treasurer President Secretary Q Jpxx' SENIORS X J ,,Ul nf , 4' if X-.Q KJ U sep A1 :ff 1 , J I ,W Marlene Ambrose XP KI X .Dm C Clu -2 M Dramatic Club-2-3 Ye ok Sta O Press Club-4 1 Amalong Tri'Hi'Y'4 F. H. A. -4 X Glee Club-4 MajogettE'2'3'4 'X Year oo -4 X x 45 'X Loretta Anthony Dramatic Club-2 Glee Club-3 Press Club-4 A? 4' all Steve Babich Baseball-2-4 1 ' I ,Qi ff' ,J A, , A Z4 me 1,4 ,Woof , LYJL. M WMA J' ft Y 1' A ,L ,Y 4 Connie Atkins Glee Club-2-3 Yearbook Sta ff -4 .,,1f P N x Q M W JDM' V fy S E N I O R S udgffj, QW A BMV 5 L2 ,ff 7' , X f A V px Z . , 1, Iohnxake-,V kj ff ' f Andy Bednar Basketball-213' W-1 , f ty f Basketball-2-3 - - - -' V ' C1 b-2-3 Glee Club 2 3 4 y - K f X GTNIZI bl-T2 3 4 F00tb311'2'3 V VL y argaret Bandini ee u ' ' Baseball-2 ' lee C1ub-3 Varsity Club-2-3 3 George Year 4 JL' WW i, jeff M Varsity Club-4 'W WM? 4664 QLC4., Don Bowers Thespian-2-3-4 Varsity-2-3-4 Mme Bandini Glee club-2-3 C120 C1Ub'3 Vice President-2-4 Cheerleader-2-3-4 pootb311-2-3-4 V3l'SilY C1l1b'4 Dramatic-23, fn MA VU fif 'f'Njb WJ' ,gf WMLW X n J ' ,,l' rl 11 I M1 P 7 fgf f ' l,77x matic Jean Bridge Glee Club-3-4 SENIORS fi 'C E3- IJJJ mfg Uri! . 1, J I X, Q r if ,jf , n r J Jw F 1 4 W X fl If 'LV Wlores Bizzelle Q U f V 'kDramaric Club-2 JU' Glee C lub-3 John Boyle Press Club-4 Basketball-3-4 r . I f 1 e K r .. ' -fx V? Robert Brazzon Basketba11-2- 3-4 Press Club-4 Margie Chicchiani Dramatic Club-2-3 F. H. A. -3-4 Glee Club-2 42-xii? A i 55515 E N no R 5 ,fri A Y Z4 nc s A .P - N .. ,JI 1 df r ,K f Ioan Cook XV Dramatic Club-2-3-4 'A lf' Press Club-2 ' , 'f ff If Junior cms may-3 I meml f Bas etba -92-3'-4 Drhmati b-2-3 Thespian-2-3-4 x Anna Corringham Glee Club-2 Press Club-3 French Club-4 Varsity Club-2-3-4 Class President-2 Press Qvlub-2 gtg Ggwr '--Q 401 ,aj June Cramer Dramatic Club-2-3-4 r if M - , ff wr., ,.. , .- I EV 1, I' . ,I4 ,- I J'k4'A1' gfyx ' J 3 - ,., Carol Daugherty' I Glee Club-2-3-4 Press Club-2 L VJ Jr. P1ay,3 V IZIHBS Caputo JJU' 0 J , Football-2-3-4 ' by nv' 'jf Basketball-2-3-4 r V , Bulldog Club-2-3-4 Baseball-4 P UL W rv J ,f J CL' r ,I X' uf I V V fu pf WU' J qffjj ,W ff' Ma jorette-4 My in 1 Lee Cope Football-2-3-4 Baseball-' 1 - 5 ' 'f Basketball-2-3-4 Varsity Club-2-3-4 Winfield DuBarr Band-2-3-4 Operetta-2-3 SENIORS QW X , f , 'KV ffyi ' ' -ft I om avis Aw rfljyfl G1eiC1u?J-2-3-4 A. jff!L2 4,1f!'!f! Football-2 fd M gm ' YG1 lub? L P-jf, fl 'jj . S X fx , fX f .4 X' f y pn! tiff 43 Ziyi-?Qpna1d Evans QT gm S Betty De Fazio -INV X Majorette-2-3 Q' - Glee Club-2-3 7 Lak Operetm -3 'Wxfk Nt Press Club-4 ' F. H. A. -4 67 SENIGRS gh, ,fey if fa: if-'f:?' W , I Iona Dorcanlgsi P Dramatic C1ub-2- 4 . FJ Glee cmb-4 L 81 ' x. b, ,Y Id! Sam Fee 5 F00tbal1-2-3-4 Band-2-3-4 Operetta-2-3 County Band-2-3 Vice President-2 Yearbook Staff-4 N...l -4 Lois Jean Du Barr Glee Club-2-3 Majorette-2-3-4 Operetta-3 V+ 'JZ ' ' if Elma Dubrovich I + R513 El'd91Y 12,1-1,A,-3 oJ F. H.A. -2-3-4 pr C1b-4 Dramatic Club-3 TEL-5-4 fjffl' Fhf-fflfegel , , UW A' oo a - - V ZA f fjslgetball-3 i W pf W Q W. v f , 175, f a M ,,f f o a c WB, ' f A I fly Q ' MU U' Aj S73 P, XJ' V PM V K I if gg X 1 Q K a w fe ,M W lc 1 ' 5 mi if W SENIORS 4 ' 37 I' Q! W Q. 'Nz' wi wi -f it U! ,ff if ' Ny! ' , v 'l 5 ' Y in if 'JA ' . . x . ' Shirley Frazier 3 ' 7 H , L-'fi Dorqn Gig 1 Thespians-3-4 I ff- I W1 Z, JW i I Eu ' nd! Tri-hi-y-2-3,4 N,,i,ALf ' X3 D ma Tfiubjfz F. H. A, -2-3-4 Dick Fields' KI All 711. , ,' Wil Dramatic Club-2-3 Football-2-3-4 j 1 .BM lj Marionette Staff-2 l ' . -H V Q 5 .. -sgg Eleanor eary PressC -4 YJ if . iii L I A ' QX M nv M05 . Basketball-2-3-4 ffl I Bulldog Club-3-46 ..,1.ffK ,,n' , Varsity Club- ,ljblfli Baseball-4 +L-JJW' ,gf- I aft.. 'N Jack Fitzwater W 1 ' iy 'tiara qiiihenx I D atic club-213 Thespian Clqb-4 , vf ,I f v V Ii. . IJ -1 .f af ' -'- ' I d , 5, V fi bf! . JJ Y V V! N ' V 1' 1 4 7 7 ',- 1' ' if JI r ' I A L Q . N.l45'I?S' f W rw 5 3 S I J, IV ,f ff lf, J. I i NNY x wr , jx ,N t ff .fd V4 I rJ'. 'I L 4 V. . I Q Q Rus 4 J 'dl' '? M., LI: J af Syl 1 -L L Q YI vii J 'yy Af - Y 'I V X dl D 0 M I XC 4 ffhffa f'1 'f7 Kal 1 -25' 3 -., -.-- uv., G , . QU' V ' . gag: 51 my iff? 0' e ' 1 , I 7 , J , , J fn E y ' fl pf! . pf Fred pundy L f Norman Hammitt Press club-3-4 Football-2-3 Yea,-b00k-4 French Club-4 Marilyn Githens Dramatic Club-2-3 Tri-Hi-Y-4 Thespian-4 Yearbook-4 , Canteen Co N , I 4 1 ' , 'fi A fi My 1' jj if gym ft F0110 MAXIM ,UU I' ' 'J jf jjj ' it A X fl W ' 'WVU 3 1' Mm RJ at IQ s ' QQ 3 ' N-ri . 1 J Y Y ' I rfjjq -i 5 z if fa 1' ' NW ' my Honeu ,M David Homanics Band-2 French Club-4 Glee Club-4 Dramatic Club-2-3 Darlene Grant Tri-Hi-Y-3-4 F. H. A. -3-4 Thespian-3-4 Dramatic-2-3 r r-'in 21 Uuyy I- Q. l 6 WUJD' QU! VV C 'Y . f A Mt2'dJ U Vv5J UMM5 ii VV! .3 'jx JW' ' Jig PM ff 'J' ' ,Www 7 nf rf H -QCYL Claire Hissom Dramatic Club-2-3 Class Play-3 gk ,fr- ! Norma Iobes - Dramatic C1ub-2- Thespian Club- :X fl Frech1u4 jp? BM! 'Q C5541-E if SENIORS G riff? 1 X, C ix? . fe Yi, , 'E - ra , , A ' , 'H . , -nn ff D I 'Q Q - , ' fn I A A n N . , L 4 X Carolyn Kramer Cheerleaders-2-3-4 Thespians-2-3-4 BobK1anchar F' 'A-'2'3'4 H Tri-Hi-Y-2-3-4 Dramatic Club-2-3 Marionette Staff-2 Treasurer-4 Canteen Council-4 MJQXKA W f fi rf Wwe Hffgpyy RM MZ , ' ' .. X' 5 111 Z I, ff I 'I f . I' 25,11 I 1 Q, V, 1 V , f ' ' SENIORS 41 L X 4 'J QB xfl .I . xi MU -4 X O 1 f luv l ,Qf -'WX Q L9 fy ' U Dolores Lararra r 0 . ' X X? Glee Club-2 . A4 Press Club-4 Joseph Krivoniak Bank-2-3-4 Operetta-3 T' Christina Lykos Glee Club-2-3-4 J 'JN if A Karl Krosoff, my L . U Jnycj, if ffm K N A f' l' j 3 l - fl QV 3 f 1 ,J X rx ffl OJ p Doris Lazzari Glee Club Press Club Treasurer-3 'if' ff ,,r, 1 V5 r flora Matrozzo Dramatic-2 l S A 1- X rms Herbert McClain Manager-2-3-4 Glee Club - 3-4 Robe t McCormick d-2-3-4 eretta-2-3 sident-2-3 OJ . y 'N SENIORS 'DFW its A -af Lf!-J Shirley Mollard Dramatic Club-2-3-4 gi 'Wi ,wfqfr ',u' W' . ,, ,ru L V , I ' v , , V , U 9 1 v , 1 JL 'L 'AL 1 L' Lllxlnl! M! X 3 XJ fu ,I Donna Naccarato -C' , 6 7, 4 JU Vt Lf Harmonettes-3-4 A., A Yearbook-2-3-4 1 h df 1' ,J ' IW f Wiz L! 'lf A ' V 1 14914 r Y U L Clarence McCullough Band -2 - 3-4 Baseball-4 363 xlfy Walter Melnick J Basketball-3 bn operem-2-3 5 Baseball-4 V ti QMJU W A Q, x fJ FVXN' :kj U gimp fl I 5 -M, U Y N SENIORS 5 . av ff, ,fwwjw q-2 WM Gle lub-2-3 0 etta 2-3 Majorett - -4 ' J Ye Staff- zz, I W A '43 ,L . .5 1, ., 4. Donnis Pierallini Glee Club-2 Press Club-3-4 Harmonettes-3-4 Operetta-3 J Qfa' William Neil Glee Club-2 Football-2-3-4 Varsity Club-4 Bulldog Club-.3 Stage Crew-2-3-4 Baseball-4 ', 'Dill .vp . 1 Donald Niemela Baseball-2-3 Football Manager-3 Basketball Mana get-3 Vanity Club-3 Yearbook Staff -4 1 ,fjfxffdyij Aj 3.:. ' 4,4,4,f4j Joan Oliver Dramatic Club-2 Ma jorette-2 Yearbook Staff-4 Florence Prewett Glee Club-2-3 A . . ff Tn-H1-Y-2-3-4 - , - I F.H.A. 2 3 4 , I nusC1ub-Sjjjw. Lf' rj V ' J' TJ f ,ff J ' A Q0 'fff' aff we if fb mf SENIORS fa-ai Jw if I K X 3 ZX A J yj , if f W + x 7, J X2 , 1, I ,-3, N if L il F L' ' N- lw' ' ' , M. J Hilda Ross X A Ia uilinx Sadowski Dramatic Club-2 I UPU' '4 Glee ciub-3 Dfamlfi -3 Yea, Book 5mff-4 Thomas Osbome Jr. Class Play-3 Football-2-3-4 Basketball-3 Glee Club-2-3 Bulldog Club-2-3-4 Varsity Club-4 Baseball-4 ,nv ff., C H git gands 1 .X Catherine Semich JY G39 Q2 Dig F. H. A. -2-3-4 N Q amari lub 2 ,U Tri-Hi-Y-2-3-4 x J F N xffri- ' 3- X XV FoR3lLii?g1frey Junior Class Play-3 F. . - X 1? fx Y Press Club-3 - A X -fxiar k Staff-4 1 'Pi 3 i 4 v 3 swiss J A XUKXJ X Y -' w ' X . .I Q1 QL Q, 'fl X OX L9 E LO I 7 I J XY MJ V 'jf Ax 'J Q9 'fx W 31 X J A .X J QQ? sir' JY C' HN' wb W! f 5 Harry Popp' 'ootball-2-3-4 Basketball-2-3-4 Bulldog Club- 2-3 Baseball-4 Varsity Club -4 J' I X 15 - gf? James Russell Glee Club-2-3-4 Nl, lj 4 f' . ,,. . . , 600 2 QL SENIORS ,off . 'Far 1 Q. '7 .3 Clifford Rosbomugh Football-3 .1 Vivian Sciore L 3 Glee Club-2-3 y G, .7 ox 'X Yearbook Staff-4 Q Q gl Nlyxr v U .N J' O 0 'X 6 2 dffffff fQffJQ542 Carl Sichi G1eeC1ub-2 P C1 -3-4 Dorothy Shine 'ess u Glee Club-2-3 Yearbook Staff-4 ' 'Q X j 5 AQ' 1 S-I N X. 1 X Q NN X Q ,V 1 J fy if Mil-i f', -f '1 ,4 ff' , 1449! f . I ,QffLf?:f,j.,ff.!,,1M4.,i 5 E N 1 Q 12 5 fr ff WW ffm 7..,,.X,, ,ez ,ff 1 HMT I I JJ, . V I Norma Silvestro Glee Club-2 Press Club-3-4 Canteen Council-4 Q-J' -Oli X V WV ff' iiyllis mith ' 'X eC -2-3 , ff' A ear k'Staf 4 f' t, X N if I jnlpi, M I Nj is A Thomas Sims Thespian-2-3-4 Marionette Staff Glee Club-2-3 Varsity-2-3 Football- 2-3 Basketba11-2- 3 Dramatic C1ub-2- 3 -g-.13-'-f , I f fu, i , 'XX if XVI f ,Q - chard Smider f -If ff Aj C X, Yqalee cmb-2-a ff 3, 'N X' X Baseball-3-4 af fry' , CL N Xb' R! Baskerbau-2-3 V f JA 1- WVarsity-2-3-4, X TW fv ,WK C 6C1ass Thy-3 lx n ,4 if fi Y E ?', X ur Harlene Sotta Tri-Hi-Y-2-3-4 F. H. A. -2-3-4 Glee Club-3 Publicity Club-2 Jr. Class Play-3 Christmas Cantata-3 Class Secretary-2-3 YW WG J xt XX X J - ED VJ Jfi 1 NMae sn.-nmah 'V '-Hi-Y-2-3-4 3, b A.-2-3-4 Nj' Xjlramatic Oiub-2-3 f N7 3' 'ia A X ' n it A X fx PX 33 X LN . 'YY s ' 1 'f fs' X I , A I HW Robert Sneith Football-2-3-4 Varsity Club-2-3-4 3319: 4 1 V ' I 1 Q EA 'Q . Glenn Stickel Basketball-2-3 Varsity-2-3 Football-2 Press Club-2 anager-4 t PJ Wyffm 91 bi ig! 17 My v W Wt m . QM ,,g4,0l24.,,9 SENIORS 75 .WWW D -::' , , - Joseph Stefan V A x Band-2-3-4 f I f' Operetta-2-3 Novella Steer fb! jk Yearbook,2,3 Df3m3UCS'2 Y County Band-3 Press C1l.lb'3'4 4 1 1 feagurer-2 Cheerleader-2-3-4 J ice-p,esidem-3 Operetta-3 f 3-Tff'l3Ii'3'4 if Yfwfff fd' Henry Studnicki Varsity-2-3-4 Football-2-3-4 Thquintio Baseball-2-3-4 d Q1Q,BC1llhCJ5 Basketball-2-3-4 U, Ji, X Pfh0wg2gpf1yC1ub-2 President-4 U' Y A ,jf x,. Treasurer-3 N' xf' Y T W P31 BU t px ,Jr . ,J . , X . ' X '.tL ' ggi 'Sf xl: J x - xv - ' 5 P VR' rfb' K EQ Qvw 72 SENICRS if' 'Q' Ban Gle Club-2 3 Tri-hi-y-2- - Robert Tisot Football-2-3-4 Basketball-2-3 Baseball-4 Press Club-3 Bulldog Club-3 Varsity-4 Yearbook Staff-4 Press Club-4 Q ji! 'F Rf w T V J JF 869535, . J Elissia Turek Yearbook Staff-2 Thespian-2-3-4 Dramatic-2-3 F. H. A. -2-3-4 Tri-hi-y-2-3-4 Vice President-2 Canteen Council-4 Wy Mudd ff! LK - J f ,A-.f':.:.,'1:e1:f52-., s o gs D5:,:E2LLi':?4 FJ xy V, G1eeC1ub'2 ' 'J vi Q'bar1esTrenk Trifhi-Y-4 J 1orC1a Play Malorenes 2 ap ootball 2 3 4 Press Club 3 4 N vmny 2 3 X .fd J! TICZSUICI 2 N ' i, M Wk of YW NWVIN xg WbQ,,5s,,,AXSJ- nlv M , he U' John Trozzo Football-2-3-4 Glee Club-2-3 Bulldog Club -2-3 Operetta-2 Baseball-4 Varsity Club-4 Stage Crew-4 ,it Q W ,,, 7 Jack Ventura SENIORS ,af V Q llolanne Band-2 1 '65 P1685 Club-gr 1 W , Mary wan Marvin Warge Foorbau-2-3 Basketball-2-3-4 Yearbook Staff-4 Football-3-4 J ,J - - X fx ,PW uf' mee cxub-2 A , Glu Club 3 4 lp, XQJQWM? of ' fx M Jw o r 4 4, Ml X JDM , 0 ,cv CJ67 Hx x u. Q W x j' Jfffffl tldf' J fM 1 f V Qfwff a A75 W5 K' l Jwfjfkf N X 3. 1 A SENICJRS W9 NW A , 93,5 ww W'!7 g:1fw My WP Ow W ld onar mn renchC1u - en e on X ' Varsity Club-2-3 Q' ' J Ng ' Football-3 QB EWFNW Y 0 Baskeb 11 2 3 , 2' '4 if. . 2-3-4 Wi I Ann Yetsconich Dramatic-3 F. H. A. -4 Junior Play-3 Ann Zuro M j t -2-3 4 Y rb k Staff-4 G1 C1 b 2 3 CALENDAR SEPTEMBER 4 First day of school 7 Derry football game 13 Pt. Marion football game 21 Centerville football game 27 Perry football game OCTOBER 4 Baldwin Twp. football game 11 Rostraver Twp. game 20 California football game 25 North Union football game NOVEMBER 1 Youngwood football game 5-6 Senior graduation pictures 9 Ramsey football game 12 Amlistice day assembly 13 First report cards 20-21 Teachers Institute 22-23 Thanksgiving vacation 29-30 Pictures for yearbook DECEMBER 4 Perry basketball game 7 Alunma basketball game 11 Rostraver basketball game 14 Perry basketball game 17 Senior play tryouts 18 Rostraver Twp. basketball 21 Christmas vacation starts 21 California basketball game 28 California basketball game JANUARY End of vacation Monongahela basketball game German Twp. basketball game Nominations for May Queen Georges Twp. basketball game Waynesburg basketball game Dunbar Twp. basketball game Thespian play Masontown basketball game Redstone Twp. basketball game -23 Mid Term exams Pt. Marion basketball game Second report cards FEBRUARY Georges Twp. basketball game Waynesburg basketball game Masontown basketball game Redstone Twp, basketball game Pt. Marion basketball game APRIL 2 Third report cards 11-14 Easter vacation MAY -9 Senior play -16 Senior Exams Baccaluaratte Commencement Last day of school SENICR PERSCNALITIES BEST LOOKING ENE GRANT Hmm sw BEST DRESSED CHARLES FE -if 5,3 .M- 'E SENIOR PERSONALITIES BEST DANCERS RIS LAZZARI WALTER ME MOST PODU LAR vi TOM OSBO LAST WILL ND TESTAMENT Jerry Amalong-leaves his curly black hair to Eugene Vanaman. Josephine Alessio-leaves her ability to sell magazines to the Juniors. Steve Babich-leaves his ability to resist girls to Casey . Marlene Ambrose-leaves her position in the Ma jorettes to anyone who can fill it. Andrew Bednar- Andy leaves. Loretta Anthony-bequeaths her witty answers in Driving Theory to Mr. Manzini, George Blatnik-leaves his shyness to the Sophomore boys. Connie Atkins-leaves her artistic ability to Audrey Lupori. John Boyle-leaves his height to Fred Yeaton. Margaret Bandini-leaves her gift of gab to Mary Lou Underwood. Marie Bandini-wills her position as cheerleader to the future Bellmar cheerleaders. Bob Brazzon- Booby leaves the wastebaskets full of gum. LaVerne Bazilwich-wills her mirror and comb to Claire Kenny. Donald Bowers-Don wills his geeter to Kenny Bell. Dolores Bizzele-leaves her skating ability to Ella Mae Shine. Jean Bridge-leaves her shorthand to anyone who can read it. James Butler-leaves his smile to the tooth paste ads. Ma jorie Chicchiani-leaves her giggle to the Sophomore girls. James Caputo-Sonny leaves his humor to Harold Bush. Joan Cook-leaves no work at Cook's Dairy Bar. Lee Cope-leaves his private parking space to Fred Klein. Anna Cottingham-leaves to continue her education. June Cramer-leaves her smile to all optimistic characters. Carol Daugherty-leaves her slim figure to Patsy Cover. Dolores Davis-leaves her sunny disposition to Nancy Pore. Thomas Davis-leaves his puzzled expressions to Hamid Russell. Betty De Fazio-leaves her dark curly tresses to Karen Kurz. Winfield DuBarr-Winny leaves his cautious driving to the Bellmar driving students. Iona Dorcan-leaves her classroom naps to some sleepy student. Donald Evans-leaves his ability to get along with Junior girls no Don Klochak. Lois Jean DuBarr-bequeaths her romance magazines to L. Fredrick, Sam Fee- Eef leaves his false tooth by mistake. Elma Dubrovich-leaves her hearty laugh to all the girls. Charles Feher-leaves that well groomed lookto Charles Hewitt. Rita Erdly-leaves her shyness to her sister Regina. Richard Fields-Dick leaves his loud shirts to anyone brave enough to wear them. Shirley Frazier-wills her quiet friendly ways to Dorothy Gelotti. Dorene Gaskill-leaves school no go to work. Jack Fitzwater-Fritz leaves his red hair and freckles to Angelo Tollari. Darlene Grant-leaves her golden tresses and baby face to a doll factory. Fred Fundy- Scunj leaves the teachers a long needed rest. Claire Hissom-leaves her P. O. D. book to anyone who can use it. Dolores Holder-leaves her vitality to anyone who has to take vitamin pills. Norman Hammitt-leaves his ability to make a book report without reading a book to Clifford Sterner. Norma Jobes-leaves to join the Wafs or Waves. Roy Horrell-leaves in his little red Ford. Carolyn Kramer -leaves ha typewriter in Room 21, Dolores Loratta -leaves her shopping sprees to anyone who can afford them. Doris Lazzari-bestows her happy-go-lucky disposition to any worry wart. David Hamanics-wills his standing positions to anyone who wants to look like a pretzel. Christine Lykos-Chris takes her nice low voice with her: she can't afford to give it to anyone. William Jfnes- Bones leaves his evilness to Anthony Dorcan. Flora Matrozzo-wills her mischievous nature to Anna Bitonti. Robert Klanchor- Klanc leaves his three dimples to anyone who likes them. Shirley Mollard- Guffy leaves gabbing, as usual. Joseph Krivonicak-leaves his brillant P.O. D. reports to Gibby Courson. Eleanor Geary-wills her carrot top to Edward O'Neil. Karl Krosoff -leaves quietly as usual. Barbara Githens-Babs leaves her dramatic ability to Gloria Steinberg. Herbert McClain - Heimy wills his Charles Atlas books to Gary Browneller. Marily Githems -bequeaths her blushes to Beverly Mascaro. Clarence McCullough-leaves his French horn to Margaret Stefan. Donna Nacacrato-wills her uncompleted assginments to next years Link staff. Joan Nogy-sadly leaves all her study halls. Walter Melnick-leaves his dancing ability to Barry Hough, Donnis Periallini -leaves her poise to Janice Bauers. William Neil-Bill leaves his sarcastic remarks in school. Florence Prewitt-leaves her neat shorthand papers to the junior boys. Donald Niemela- Cutty leaves his corny jokes to some joker. Thomas Osborne- Ossie leaves his ability to take shorthand to Ronald Zeli. Hilda Ross -leaves her gum cracking to Johann Free. Robert Palfrey-Bob leaves nothing, he's taking it all with him. Jacquiline Sadowski -Jackie gladly leaves her gym classes to some- energetic person Sandra Sands-leaves to take those marriage vows. Harry Popp-bestows his heavy beard to baby face Don McClintock. Catherine Semich-leaves the presidents position in F. H. A. empty. Clifford Rosborough -leaves Miss Gorio in peace. Vivian Sciore-leaves her naturally curly hair to Georgia Nicholson. Dorothy Shine-sadly leaves the jitterbug records on the juke box to the Junior girls James Russell -leaves his word pronunciations to some poor English teacher. Norma Silvestro-leaves her boisterous expressions to Carol Davis. Carl Sichi-leaves his jet propelled schemes to Mike Rizzuto. Harlene Sotta -leaves her dependability to Nancy Hixenbaugh. Tom Simms -wills his French note book to anyone who can read his translations. Phyllis Smith-leaves her school career to anyone who wants it. Richard Smider -leaves his innocent looks to the study hall teachers. Ida Mae Stalham-leaves her earrings to Almeda Nichols. Robert Sneith- Snake leaves his levi's and cowboy literature to Charles Beazell. Novella Steer -leaves her popularity to Melania Fidnarik.. Joseph Stefan-leaves his ragtime drum style to Sammy Bitonti. Rose Marie Taquiline -wills her height to Maureen Sylvester. Glenn Stickel- Stickels leaves all the girls in peace. Jean Tintori -leaves her pertness and effiency to Janice Saitz. Henry Studnicki- Stu wills his crew cut to Richard Smith. Elissie Turek-leaves to take up house keeping. Robert Tisot- Tizzy leaves his speed on the football field to the Hurricanes. Joann Vaccaro-leaves her position the the Harmonettes to Joanne Brazack. Charles Trenk-leaves his educated toe to Chuck Sutovich. Pauline Vargo- Polly leaves her quietness to Marie Tintori. John Trozzo- Yunko leaves his ability to take Mrs. Hixenbaugh off the subject in P.O. D. to Lou Woodson. Joanne Vezzani-leaves her study habits to anyone who desires to make an A , Rowland Ursits-leaves as Bellmar's most eligible bachelor. Mary Walt-leaves to take a steady job at Riecks. Jack Ventura -leaves his doodling all over the school. Ann Yetsconish -leaves her seat on the school bus to a future sophomore. Marvin Wargo-leaves his dance steps to anyone who can do them. Owen Weldon -Mickey leaves his drawl to Alvy Paul. Nancy Yusko-leaves law class with a sigh of relief. Leonard Winn -happily leaves his gum behind his ear. Ann Zuro-leaves the last seat in every class to anyone whose name starts with a Z , :OPS kj ---Y- 1 ' f- 99 'ma' 7125 , L 1' 4 JM QE + f Q VV ' 1 fi' f 2 6 qc 0 2' V f' 1 sm X B B 1 w 2. C Q f N I s XJ w N 65 x ' W r ? ,D I X ' r 5 L Al ,l .W , . rf -A 2 1 K5 '-:V l' 'S Pxfaspfi I-A 92 Qwv-9 1' v g9Q4'a'A r Z .oQcgQ'wh, f f W 7 faqsz-..Qgq ,, Z 9 Xa'wg945 ' View Y - W li '-- L-- it - - 1 ml 1 Q If bfi' 2 ,fry ,kv - -1'E A ' 1Z ff -5 S -.gl -,i? 7. Ll ,- 2! I ff! 3 I' I JUNIOR SPONSORS d , . , . . - . - . Q 4 - y...- I - . v I . -9 4 L nf' 47- 5 5---K xllswf MISS PALAMAKI, MRS. SRODES, MRS. HIXENBAUGH JUNIOR OFFICERS 9 W? 9 ' ' A 6' Lp a Q- I ,Q jg Q9 ' 49 xr Y I XI- ' 35? N. RUSSELL M. FIDNARIK K. BELL A. BITONTI President Secretary Vice President Treasurer ,, ,uf i 4. ff f I I W, J.. I i - 1 if ' - KY L. i, , 1 L 1 ' , Y f U WW 4 ' . . If ' I S - 'Q 'V' 0- ' . ' .X ' ' J 5 l 7 X' . s.. , I ' Y ' x f X ' '!x,Ssi!JFa 1 x ig Q 5-'fiff 9 AMBROSE E LL 4 BELL 2 ' INI B ONTI 1' 1 'I . lp jf .I . 'JJ ','f.7V'!,:J'pJfA, f ' !y,i L rp!!! Vuffv If! I W! .WW 4 JA! Ap ,Ill ,iff K, M I ll l Q! V! f ffl? f JA' , , f a l A 8 'J , e A 5 x. 'N X K' E l ka I ,k A BLACKA BRASSART BRIGHTWELL BROWN s 4? , , b - 9- A W . 5 0, 'S I , . . if BURROWS CiAMPBELL CARLSON CAVRAK CHILTON Q A g 'W ax 1 G 6- -ey -, fr x L Q- Q 9 1' ,NLE p ix ' N- - f 'ig-2gf'2T1'5:i,Z X1 cones comucx c 'URSIN covea - Q Tw .l. Gs l ,, as 5 0 H Q fb , r v . 'X 'ew - .. LV-N QE ,bf ' t J Q5 iv 1 l S . A Q. In . CULLEN CUNNINGHAM CUNNINGHAM DAVIS DOHERTY G. Q., K FIDNARIK 'N S 1 fe F1 W 14h A 1 In I ll GARGAN GRADOS 6 U E- HIXENBAUGH I Q QM 4 KARCESKY e 6. ff' 'PI hh... FLENNIKEN X S. .3 GELLOT TI GRUNWALD I HOFFMAN A . A KENNEDY L gr S. -3 . , 'K ' , U: N ez FREE FREDRICK GANOE 'X . R 1 W . - is A Z'..N sl ' cut A Y' ' 1 N F 5 xv I TWH : .5 A 'ljflqf GIBB GILCHRIST GIRLVNO :Q Y 5 1 1 f 7, R 'Q' A Q. ' R if Qu ' I '-E - nf' HALL HEIDE HEWITT Q 4- QF at x Q H-j . K L 4 E HOFFMAN IANERI JESICK 5 S' 0. 1 is - 4Ky a A F . W 'Q N K . ir., df, 44 KLEIN KOFFEE KOSCHALK ' 1, 6Nj,lf1g!ql.- , x pw ,uf . 1 .gK Hlxlaxl Vf,oUIfXx. N x --3 ,au I iofwq' J L ew A , ,, ,,,,,, ,, 7, ju, , A I xf 1 ' 79: ' rua' ,fx 3 y ,J ,NJ bl Am . Aj xt ,-1 Q U Q 1 N 2 WIN, S. ' KOSLOSKY is ,X 1 LIVINGSTONE 111i C. MARSHALL Q. X 4 MCSHANE N. is t. NICHOLS 1: . 1- QY an - , Q I , , A A A 'IM KOSSAK KURZ LEVANDOSKY X4-1 X 4 D. LLOYD L. LLOYD LUTES v n ' .rg , ' - 1- 5 A QM, 1 V ' kv Nfl 1,3 w P. MARSHALL MCCOLLIGAN f Mbcnomr 1,4 5 XA Q I Q: Q bl Q- A A'. 5 . ' L I 'J-, MOATS MORGAN ' Mum' K ' :X X 4 . 2 . 4 Q A 1 I ' 5 f fl NICHOLSON o'NEn. PASCAL I Q, . 6 LIVI A ,QI LYNN C MCC ULLOUGH J I I X X Nlcc oLA1 1 .R x fm. Q A PEND ER PIERSA X 94 Xp K ky ICKLER SYLV EST ER Oc X Q. POZUM 1 RANDALL X RIZZUTTO J 1 V W N0 Rr M, k ' f ' , 'N .- X 2' I SCHOLLAENT SCHETTERLY L J R BJ A STANGER M. STEFAN 'xv .1 q, . 'vi 'f wk x TOL ARI P fuvflf ' -' iw A 'M WN 91 QUINT IER 4' 6 . 8 . is-'H Et. RUSSELL ef Nu AL SINSLEY is T. STEFAN TOMALSKI rdf L vw f M , J7454 rg A Q' KQYLR Mfi I' X' I . Q t-4 wx if L. . QUINTIER Wx 1 . - fx -' 'J fx V? ..-' mff, SA BATINI S, L 4.'N likuilb I, SMITH G. SA Xl . A STOFFORD TOTH I J in - Q . TREMBACK X 4 1.1 wsLcH 1 , W w I 3:1114 'J 1- vi YEATON , L' ,bn SV' xv yy if ,W Z M Oz CAN YOU REMEMBERXMHEN We were planning for our Junior-Senior Prom? Vemon Junior Health Class went to Torrence ffor the dayb? Marlene Ambrose didn't go with Harry Popp? Marlene Sotta wasn't talking about Don Sales? Sam Fee bit his sweetheart in lst grade? Marion put out a printed newspaper? Marion had a band? The girls played football on the basketball floor? Mr. Flora taught girls' gym classes in Jr. High? We practiced for Our Miss Brooks in a warm auditorium? Ozzie was ever quiet in study hall? Mr. Manzini ran out of gas with four girls in the car? The big snow storm? fAn extra week's vacationj We beat Ramsey last year in football? Everyone walked to school? fSeniorsJ Toby didn't walk Josephine to school? CAN YOU FEATURE Shirley Mollard not talking? Lee Cope with a perfect attendance record? Darlene Grant not chewing gum in Physics class? Bill Jones as a driving instructor? I Jimmy Russell lost in a harem? Poochie Steer as an old maid? Bill Neil being bashful? Marlene Ambrose without Harry Popp? Bob Sneith without his Levis? Sonny Caputo as a Salvation Army worker? Fred Fundy driving ten miles per hour? Bellmar without 0zzie ? Charles Trenk flirting with girls? June Cramer not talking about boys? Leonard Winn 6 feet tall? Joe Krivoniak as a child prodigy? Mickey Weldon with his French done? Hilda Ross not writing letters to her soldier? Marg Bandini as a lady wrestler? John Boyle 5 by 5? Don Bowers listening to any music but hillbilly music? Tom Davis a ballet dancer? Senior boys calling Miss Palimaki anything but hey, teach ? Miss Trentin giving the Seniors a free shorthand period? UDHO DES 457 'V R ff, ff wtfxgk H ff fi: X f A3 Mm Q ix A ' 9 Q1 L l 6 If if C f 4, 53:5 , f ' ,,' X X Xf 1 . K w z N M ' 'L cf Q v L , 1 f V 4 ff f-9' , 'ff f - -- X Y Y ff U ' ' 474 X nm U Q-1 Y, A 1 f : fr ' k xl nu' ,rj If, 0 'B -- ' E4 2 'if -M 'ij Q ' - , f f K A A 3 'ff Y W Q4 g , fL Jff , l 1' ' 1 f X 21. ,ff X if-'1-f sian! SODHOMORE SPONSORS , ,Y ........---A N, . i - I . , - . --'va -..4v- nf SODHOMORE CFFICERS .L. , S. -. -- -,.- X 33 . .. .-P .1 I ,Z 'f'Pp.x .4 r 1 .1 16.2- 'zflf' V A Q x ' 1 ff , . anti xl . Ng, ' M J S, -L ,Ig 'QQQ K 4 ll .ylvh Qrcyf .A 'lntfn 'A s . . I' : D. Woodson R. Passolt J. Catrino B, Hough President Vice President Secretary Treasurer --on ,.......4 w -I a . - ...- Q s. Q' if ' 31' -f- .Ex ALLESIO Q. s a fx . BECKEN 1 1 6. 39 X 4 BRIDGE - lv- Q. CATRINO AMBROSE N 'W 6. s Y BERT OV ICH A I . 6. X BRINEGA R 35 s Q ,, . 1' COAT ES DeHOSSE N-Q. 61 , Q, 1: X xv M. EMERICK 95 Ir. DINASI '53 fs: 'I ERDELY s ,X fl A f I' ' - J 1-x ,I , N f 11 X ' 1' -.,l x IX ' -. ' MA Ms? 2 lil ARN BALASKI BASITS BAUER H bi 5- ' - 6 vs. 55 1 Q. xt. 1 xx! it 1 f 1 x 4 - viwf' I r . 't BLACKBURN BOAG BOWER BRASKO X ? x b s. f ' 6 fi n ki' t' 1 7 qt I , 1 Aff' X 1 'I X I D S S Q H x 'x git X BROWNEU-ER C AIN C ART ER C AST EEL . Q, , 1 -Y , A 25 Q ea -K' I ' in Q f X X -- A - A, i 'YT COIIABERS EIOTTINGHAIIA CRAMER DAVIS .-. ,o , 4 Sq ,Q ,U :i X f- T ' if A A T . A A X x X S Aix n ' X 5 . . . . 5 DONNINI DORCON DOUGHERTY DUDICK , I- E lk 5 i 'w. NSW 5 f' 1: L sb , Q- ' 2 fix 3 , 0132 u EVERSBURG FALUSKY FARKAS FEDORA Y . Q A . R 5 Y M av, c.. 41. i 'Y ' QR ' W M? 67 L V f .1 W ,, L R Xl FORSYTHE FRAZIER FRETZ FULTON GALLA GANTNER --- fr V'---' S- '51, gl , H ' -S. W '53 .Kg ' ' 4 4 Q Q X A 5 5 X X , 'A , Na , X w ff X! A QT -. Q' M N ' 1 X : im-' f ' L? I '1 1 E. GARDNER K. GARDNER GAUDEN GINGLARDI GRADOS GUTH I I Ax E55 K V Y 4- .. a v Y E L T ef A - Q1 4 R Z V' XA - 'P J 1 l . .... ' N V N 1' s Mm - D, HAMER M. HAMER HARRIS HESS HOGAN HOUGH R: x N N 1 , 2 2 Q Q 7-P - Z: 4. u- Q 'J ' 5. ug I g Qf- ' x. v sf, ., Q: A X Q -m. 3 'S I , X - , .1 we '51 mg f JACKSON KENNY KERR KOBOSKY KOSLOSKY KOSTELAC 'Xxx l 6 f' .: . KREPPS KEWIATKOW LARUE LAUDERBACK LOVELAND LOWE 'L R' .wg 'Wig - Q' 'fs' Y in NR 1 JLYMQJQ MANZINI MASCARA MATROZZO MCCLINTOCK MELVIN .y.- 4 'K r f X I 4 . .3 .J 1 S- -A Q Q 'A Q : H Q ' ' qs ,' Q-, 1 Q: I Im , , c V Q ON U 4 . W LAM. K r . If MILLER MOLLARD MOODY MOORE MORGAN MOSKAL 'N - I I ' ' 6. V Q 4 ig 8 C Y Q, . ' I 5 Vfk l Q A Q Y' gl I y , X . V - NEIL NELSON NIEDDEN NINCHAK PALFREY PASSOLT :X I rp .. I 1-i Q . it , , . I , . tv Q' X K s 5 I G Q -N X 'H 1 Q . - . It X 1 Q . L W 5. wut V . . fax d I li' Xt- E 'mmalnlx PORE PRASKAVICH PREWIT-T PUSKAS ROBBINS RODGERS L Qi A '- E Nix I A ' I .:, 'A - 'W 4 Q Y 6 - N gs I ' p I A I If If N V I x N m 1 ' A I3 r Y QNX I ROSKOVICH RUSSELL SABOLEK SEBETICH SEBETICH SETHMAN -vo. 4' '21 . g 4 F GN 4. . ' 1 e'x G U sk Q- . If I ,, 1 ' B' x k '-4 M ' Q I W ' I y A SHARRER SHINE SHIRLEY SILVANIA . JRAIDER M. SMITH LY J' n I P . fd . CJ' I 95, I ' 'X 3. 'W . . -i-,X I -.1 Y I wuz - :Q ff Q g . - J - R. SMITH SNYDER STANEK STEER STEINBERG STERNER n -. l J J f x Dorcan, M. Layton, E. Lucas, n i ' X 1 A -Q 1. -1 i K1 R 8 ' 4 - by . 4 , '99 f , fly! -' . 3, w' f yy ,f va- ,, X . 3:-5Mr'l- a' ,j K xl ll SUTOVICH SWEENY TARNEY TERI GO , I Ltm' - Lt A 5' S 6' x an Q V . SX XL.. ' y s .. TINTORI TISOT TOTH TUREK Q A. M N. - ,E , Q-v K - I Ji 'fx ','V'vb ' 1 5 - Z X X fix x f '- i 5 ' ' I ' 9 VALDISERI VENNERI VENNERI WAGNER 2 ' ' ' ' xy Q , :V 5 , ' 'ir ,Y 1 Q if 2- - 'N :L-:fl..'.':..!': N WARGO WASICEK WHITELAW WOODSQN K' 1 N ZADROZNY NOT PICTURED: G. Bialon, R. Cadman, M. D. Mossburg. TIERNAN ai T UREK WAGNER RQ' . Q U. . , wozN1AK A. Lupo ' A , .I Q T 4 Q. TIERNAN 6 xl' xii VACCARO 'X G 1 xy' 7X WALLACE YUSCHAK W Q . W1 ZELENSKI ri, E. Melvin, 'Z ',WJ9Wa QR M K 1 g A J, 210, l',, Q s X 5 : ,' x 'f' ld r ,, J Q5 s T '22 A islf' Q-1 ' ti... -2. . X my fifxy , f I , I N31 . if 'lv' Wi, A gg X x Y 'lf X . J I J x g g L. - Ll--g L ,. Q fnxxw-XC5'f'vly1UlIlm,q r Y ll t W 'D '1 Vg Q' kg Q X 'ff V 5' f Q , ' THIS Z, . .. A WAY jx W Q iss... L wr, M cmugu? S1 x-X5 - -+ , Xp 6: f ff ff fb Q ' f Q x f f xl gf - 5 Lak? . 0: Q 1- I 'X' fx , AD Q -- THE LINK STAFF AY 40 ff- 4 ' al :qv OO FIRST ROW: Donna Naccarato, Johann Free, LaVeme Bazilwich, Betty De Fazio, Miss Trentin, Dolores Holder, Ioan Nogy, Nancy Sethman, Audrey Lupori. SECOND ROW: Kenny Balaska, Jack Ventura, Sam Fee, Robert Palfrey, George Blatnik, James Schroyer, Raymond Modoy. THIRD ROW: Mr. Kopp, Vivian Sciore, Connie Atkins, Marilyn Githens, Marlene Am- brose, Phyllis Smith, Ann Zuro, Dorothy Shine. NOT PICTURED: Fred Fundy, Robert Tisot. CO-EDITORS: Donna Naccarato, Marilyn Githens. STAFF EDITORS: Dolores Holder, Vivian Sciore, Ioan Nogy, Dorothy Shine, Keneth Balaska. TYPISTS: Joan Oliver, Josephine Alessio, Hilda Ross, Ann Zuro, Marlene Ambrose, Betty De Fazio, Harlene Sotta, Phyllis Smith. ART: George Blatnick, Connie Atkins, Robert Palfrey, William Jones, Fred Fundy, lack Ventura, LaVerne Bazilwich, Ray Moody, james Schroyer. BUSINESS STAFF: Sam Fee, Nancy Sethman, Donald Niemelo, Bob Tisot, Katherin Semich, BAND M ix b First Riv' - Browncller, Solomen, Myers, Beggs, Lewellen, Reach, McCullough. Ecznd-IQ! - Constantion, Shepard, McShane, Reed, Cunningham, Cunningham. Third Ry - Camino, Gray, Kriviniak, McCormick, Sabatini, Yeaton, Naccarato. Fourthg- Bush, McCullough, Saitz, Crawford, Stefan, Boston. Fifthgv - Tintori, Du Barr, Stefan, Browneller, Bitonti, Hewitt. Insert - Mr. Dolfi - Director. MAJORETTES f . f,.,,,'V,,-aga- iif ., Q-522.551 '- ,WW , 4 V , 9 , 1 4-fi . ,I , . - , , , ' 'Q . 'gf .. 1 First Row - Kurtz, Mascara, Fednarik, Silvania, Ginglardi. Second Row - Du Barr, Ambrose, Cunningham, Bazilwich, Nogy, Daugherty, Koslosky, Zuro rc? 1 l 4 Q se lst row: Shine, Ambrose, Cullen, Burrows, Quintier, Wallace, Brazack, Guiliano, Gelotti, Pore, Ninchak 2nd: Robins, Manzini, Cadmen, Bower, Bauer, Koslosky, Sylvania, Eversburg, Gauden, Tintori, Bizzelle 3rd: Davis, Smith, Carlson, Marshall, Cottingham, Harris, Am, Catrino, Vaccaro, Ginglardi, Mascara 4th:Brightwe11, Melvin, Underwood, Teringo, Hogan, Chilton, Nichoson, Cover, Hixenbaugh, Bridge, Lykas 5th: Bitonti, Blacka, Morgan, Smider, Fulton, Kolich, Bridge, Mossburg, Sylvester, Pender iq ' 'if' f 1 GLIIE CLUB DIRECTORS Miss Morris Miss Gofig lst row: Evans, Stanek, Carter, Venneri, Valdiserri, Klein, Guth, Russell, Woodson, Lauderback, Tisot 2nd: Hoffman, Schollaert, Sutavich, Donnini, Nelson, Basits, Snyder, Tieman, Kerr, Dorcan 3rd: Baker, Brassart, Ganoe, Wasicek, Moskal, Nicoden, Dudick, Wargo, McClain, Neil 4th: Amalong, Horrell, Davis, Bednar, Hough, Loveland A nk G 'T E' Qi fo ' -05: ff- an 1,2 2- 3 M 2. 5, ' Fl -- .sg x -hy Sql' Q in , , HARMONETTES ,juni 3: First row: I. Biagini, C. Kos1osky.J. Vaccaro, I. Brazack. Second Row: D. Pierallini, D. Naccarato, G. Nicholson, N. Hixenbaugh, M. Sylvester, J. Free. 1 'il' 'Q WW Q45 as I .sud L. to R.: C. Hogan, I. Catrino, V, Combers, I. Bowers, P. Ginglardi. J. Wallace. R. Arn, G. Koslosky. ,I 'c 'LVM' SENIOR PL Y , A '7 , 5 o 5 V9 -f Q 'jgmavlf of , 1414: new Fl Right now is the happiest time in the world. That's the time in a family when you're all to- gether, Before anything has happened to any one of us. So began this delightful play with two of the young people remembering happy times.with Dad and Mother. Dad, an efficiency expert, believed that what works in the factory should work in the home. Consequently, despite his daughters' interest in boys and dates, Dad tried to organize his large family by means of charts, fines, and language records. Because, with a bad heart, he was living on borrowed time, his main interest was to leave the lightest load possible on Mother. Although he had no apprecia- tion for silk hose, dates, dogs, motorcycles, and cheerleaders, Dad managed to arrive at complete un- derstanding with his numerous progeny before saying his final good -bye and leaving to givea lecture in Europe, never to return. The cast for the play, which was directed by Miss Frost, was as follows: Dad . . . . .... FRED FUNDY Mother . . . . BETTY DE FAZIO Anne . . . . .DONNA NACCARATO Ernestine . . ..... JOAN NOGY Frank . . . ...... SAM FEE Marhat . . . .DONICE PIERALLINI Dan . . . ..... DON EVANS Lillian . . . . DOLORES HOLDER Fred . . . . CLARENCE MCCULLOUGH Bill. . . ....... BILL JONES Jackie . . . . LEONARD WINN Larl'Y ...... ..... H3 B TISUI' THOMAS SIMS Doctor Burton , , , , , , . . . . . . LaVERNE BAZILWICH Miss Brill . . Mrs. Fitzgerald . . . . .DOLORES BIZZELLE Joe Scales . . . . . . . JOE KRIVONIAK MAY QUEEN 7 I , 1 R Qv Q4 QI QUEEN'S ATTENDANTS X ' LEFT TO RIG!-IT: Harlan S Carol Daugherty, La Veme Bazilwich, No 11 S F1 rence Prewett. TRI-HI-Y 4 L Wilt' FIRST ROW: P. Vargo, A. Dubrovich, H. Sotta, C. Semich, R. Piersa, J. Grados, A. Nicholson, P. Murt. SECOND ROW: J. Tintori, B. Mascara, N. Steer, M. Ambrose, F. Prewitt, N. Yusko, J. Sadowski, G. Nichelson, C. Koslosky. THIRD ROW: I.M. Stahlmah, S. Sands, G. Steinburg, S. Frazier, M. Campbell, G. Blacka, D. Grant, P. Weaver, J. Biagini. FOURTH ROW: I. Sinsley, N. Winters, M. Githens, Miss Palomaki, C. Kramer, C. Marshall, R. VanBreman, E. Turek, P. A. Gardner, M. Fidamick. FIFTH ROW: P. Prewitt, B. Smider. The Tri Hi Y was organized at Bellmar this year with Miss Palomaki as sponsor. The aims of the Tri Hi Yare to develop sense of duty, build strong character and provide companion- ship and entertainment. Initiation of new members, a Christmas and New Year's patty, Candy Sale, Swimming Party, and giving treats to the children at the Charleroi-Monessen Hospital were some of the year's activities. THESPIAN SOCIETY -OS :QP M 1 , ml 'x - f' t- 's ,, :ff-are ' .-'II Frgnt Row: B, Githens, N. Jobes, J. Sadowski, D. Grant, V. Conbers, P. Murt, J. Grados, R. Redigan. P. Weaver. R.M. Pi1'8S8- , .Znd Row. H. Russell E' Vanamgn' 1, Wells, N, Russell, A. Paul, T. Sims, J. Butler, D. BOWEN. TOP Row. Miss Frost M, Girl-gens, B, Steinberg, D. Luznaski, M, A. Pozum. G- Kfamel. 5- Fl'32i6f. T. Gilchrist, K. Bell, V. Boag. The Thespian Club is an educational organization of teachers and students, established in the spring of 1929 at Fairmont State College, Fairmont, West Virginia for the advancement of dramatic arts in the secondary schools by a group of teachers. The two-fold aims are to establish and advance standards of excellence in all phases of dramatic arts and to create an active and intelligent interest in dramatic arts among boys and girls in the high schools. It is sponsored by the teachers and students who make up its membership. Qualifications for membership are, fly A student must have a major role of one full-length or two major roles in one-act plays. C21 Minor roles in three or four one-act plays. Membership fees are Sl. 50 which is paid to the National Office. The Thespian Club had a play on Thursday, January 17, 1952 entitled Men are Like Street Cars. to give experience in Dramatic Arts and to buy fumiture for the s ta ge. DRAMATIC CLUB E. -uq,..i-Q I H 'iw- R lst Row: G. Sweeney, P. Turek, R. Lutes, D. Kwiatkowski, B. Ambrose, D. Shirley, M. Falusky. 2nd Row: Z. Kostelac, C. Kenny, K. Kurz, A. Nichols, F. Emerick, B. Hess, S. Kobosky. 3rd Row: S. Mollard, P. Vargo, I. Dorcon, F. Matrozzo, B. Sebetich, D. Hamer, A. Forsythe. 4th lbw: E. Welch, W. Kossack, D. Gaskill, M. Roskovich, J. Cramer, I. Cook, 5th lbw: J. Smith, J. Heide, L. Tremback, R. Wagner, C. Hewitt, R. Niccolai, The Masquerers of Pellmar Senior High will serve as an apprentice group for the Thespian Society, Under the supervision of Mrs. Srodes, they will acquire some knowledge on make-up fundamentals, and will study pantomirre. A few skits and one-act plays have been presented only for the club. The Christmas assembly program proved that the Masquerers have the ability to act. PRESS CLUB First row: L. Lloyd, D. Pierallini, J. Davis, J. Vezzani, N. Silvestro, D. Bizzelle, E. Dubrovich, M. Campbell. Second row: D. Laratta, L. Anthony, D. Lazzari, M. Ambrose, J. Biagini, C. Koslosky, B. DeFazio, J. Vacoano, E. Geary, S. Toth. Third row: T. Quintier, R. Ursits, N. Pascoe, J. Levandosky. J. Coates, P. Koffee, F. Fundy,B. Brazzon. The Hurricane is the school newspaper. It is published six times during the school year by members of the Bellmar High School Press Club, the Vemon Junior High School Press Club, and the Marion Junior l-ligh School Press Club. Joanne Vezzani is tl1e editor-in-chief. Doris Lazzari is the news editor, and Donnis Pierallini is the feature editor. The sports editor is Tommy Quintier. Mrs. Hazel Hixenbaugh, Miss Lorraine Guglielmi, and Miss Elizabeth Evans are the sponsors. There are 26 members in the high school press club and 54 members in the junior high school press clubs. The Hurricane acts as a center for collecting and publishing school news in order to acquaint the students with all of the schoo1's activities. It serves as a co-or-dimming agency between the senior high school and the junior high schools. VARSITY CLUB QQ. QQFY 7, I fi' First row: C. Trenk, M. Bandini, M. Pozum, J. Free, C. Kramer, N. Steer, I. Trozzo. Second row: W. Neil, W. Janeri, T. Osbome, R. Smider, H. Studnicki, R. Fields, R. Tisot, D. Bowers. Third row: Mr. Manzini, H. Popp, R. Sneith, T. Grunwald, Mr. Tedesco, L. Cope, D. Klochak, J. Caputo, Mr. Flora. The lettermen ofBe11mar High School have joined together to form an organization known as the Varsity Club. Eaming a letter in either basketball, football, or baseball is the qualification for entrance Before entering, each member-elect has to participate in an initiation which lasts a week. The purpose of the club is to promote good sportsmanship. The main goal for the boys this year was to raise funds in order to award sweaters to the Senior members. A Christmas dance and various other social affairs were held to finance this project. Mr. Manzini, Mr. Flora and Mr. Tedesco are the sponsors of this group. vo V N , I 5 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA :IJ .Jr - A 6' e Sponsors ,X MISS SWAIN MRS. Sl-IOOK . 1 i C rx 2 H. in I NM A FIRST ROW - M, Fednarik, A. Nichols, C. Marshall, G. Steinberg, I. Catrino, B, Mascara, A. Vaccaro D. Turek, A. Yetsconish, I. M. Stalhman. SECOND ROW - D. Grant, M. Ambrose, C. Koslosky, I, Biagini, B. Do. Fazio, J, Grados, P. Murt, E. Carlson, E. Manizini, R. Erdely, F. Prewitt, H. Sotta, K. Semich. THIRD ROW - La V. Bazilwich, M. Sylvester, M. Smith, R. Erdely, N. Yusko, E, Turek, G, Blacka M. Chicchiani, G. Nicholson, P. Murt, S. Frazier, C. Kramer. The Future Homemakers of America began this year with the initiation of new members, which was open to parents and friends. The purpose of the F. H. A. is to work for better homes and family life. The members, as a Christmas project, prepared a package for a girl in Europe and delivered several boxes of food to deserving families. The Valentine Party and the Mother-Daughter Banquet were the out-standing social events of the year. FRENCH CLUB -4 -9 -.. n.. Dv hi.. 'Us -J 5'o L.- D. Homanics, N. Hammitt, L. Winn, Mr. Davis, A. Cottingham, Not Pictured: B. Klanchor, J. Hoffman The French Club under the supervision of Mr. Davis, is a. new organization at Bellmar. The c1ub's activities consist of corresponding with students in France, reading French plays and newspapers, and viewing French movies to help develop conversational technique among the members. -.., L ru LETICS gm Q' iff ,523 F I wx Kf QXNQ5! ek, 1 gg'-E711 A M . Q If UW! o I Qi ,K v N QW X -5 KW ,dn X t Q X N X3 ? As 1- I . i .2 ,arnfvs-st. 1 . xi K ki-5 :-Q5 X S COACHES ' i wr , LM fi,,, Cgwr- .C- M M'-'T ..--.,. ' :'--r' I 1. I 71 xv, ' .4 4,51 NH L .gtk . Q. 'C A Q A A S ' :N at -A FOOTBALL BASKETBALL Mr. Manzini Mr. Flora Mr. Schwartz, Mr. Helterbran Mr. Tedesco Assistants Assistant CHEERLEADERS Miss Trentin CHEERLEADERS w 1 Front: Margaret Bandini, Marie Bandini Rear: J. Free, C. Kramer, N. Steer, M. Pozum, L. Frederick iv' X cr-'-T ...-....-,..,xt,a....-.1-. , l A K A-V,-,,,,....L 1f ..L 'w -4- I , .E ' 'fx -f .Q-' , . ' -. s . - 1508 -..s r . v -, .. ,., - ..- Firsr Row-Mr. Manzini, Tisot, Osborne, Srudnicke, Bowers, Fields, Sneith, Caputo, Trozzo, Cope, Popp, Trenk, Fee. Second Row- Mr. Helterbran, Mitchell, Stanger, Flenniken, Feher, Coursin, Neil, Wargo, Smith, Lippencott, Zeli, Passolt, Hewitt, Neil, Mr, Swartz. Third Row- Rizzuto, Dorcan, Tollari, Wagner, Corrick, Farkas, Sutovich, Tisot, Stickel, Alessio, Dudick, Miller, Valdiserri, Frazier, Sterr, McClintick, The football squad, under the excellent guidance of Mr. Manzini and his asis- tants, turned in a very fine record of which we all are proud. The boys were called together in August by their new coach. After two weeks of conditioning drills, they left for Maple Grove Park, their camp site. ln the mean time the student body decided on Black and Gold' for school colors and the narne selected for the team was the l-lurricane. The team made a good start by upsetting a highly respected DerryTownship eleven. The good fortune continued as the Hurricane rolled over team after team. After a tie with the very powerful California team, the team was upset by an inspired North Union outfit. Although their unbeated string was broken and the injuries were beginning to tell the tale of the long season, the boys won another game before dropping the final to a fine Ramsay team. , A' .-vs... I4. 1 6 ' 9? Q , ,- -,,o- -, an .r,'.- y H. Stdunicki Quarterback R. Fields Guard --U-fznsaa- ' '2i . FQ r,. nas..,. 1.5 guy, h ,i if 1 ' - -5'4 ,:n'--s3,- - ...,, W W 'K 'Li ,f . .+.-.,- 1:-1 -3. , .51-'Q . 39.5 Qf-P4151 -I A- -- 4- '?,. w.,0' gf' FQYRBLNA A' fr..-A 0 -ff-1 . ' 1 - '37ii. tv Lira? R. Tisot Halfback C. Trenk Tackle J. C aputo Tackle ' 5' thtbi-. if 'A - J. Trozzo M. Wargo End Guard A 'Ml N wx . l P Y hr 9-'M-'UU-:art-A-.Q -,Q.. 1 ' S-X ' - rr-af 'f ' -s TN ' v uf' S. Fee W. Neil Guard Center - A ,, , . f sf ,L A '- .. his , P if .ui '-Q 1 Q, H., 1 . .F . J: W . X. lt 5. fl. .div . 4 ' J .gf gr. ,.. .. ' 1.. K '- 5' , .- .. -' L.-.-. ' , ' fum' . 'fd -' - 'el' ft. . ' , -Y, Las: WML- ' , ., ' -bnu .' 9-vox-A 1: Y' - V' -'f 'K xx A I gnu: .- 'r-r - M - rf2f+ fx fe: - we fr-:-- '-4, - -. 5'3 fl? .-AJ -5,5 ff i af ff. - - 'EPT' -wi' .-K-f..'. . Q -i' 1' -fzfsfx-Lf ,,' , ' ' - W--, ---. fir- gytwaamivgq :v. K L .if girfi aux- KT., ix- . D. Bowers R- Sneilh H- POPP Center Tackle End 'N Q an-L ' if.- m-'Q' ' 151-,J Qffgfff .5 T. Osborne L. Cope Halfback End ' ',.rm 'CZ VARSITY BASKETBALL FRONT ROW: R. Brazzon, Mr. Flora, H, Popp, R. Fields, L. Cope BACK ROW: I. Caputo, M. Wargo, J, Boyle, H, McClain fmgr.J, G. Coursin, I. Hoffman, H. Studnicki, B. Flenniken. Although the Hurricane got off to a slow start during the exhibition contests, it whipped into action in time for league play. Behind the high scoring of Harry Popp and Lee Cope and fine team play of Dick Fields, Henry Studnicki and Bill Flenniken, the team enjoyed a nine game winning streak at the time the Link went to press. Congratulations to Mr. Flora and the boys for the splendid record this year. We do not want to be overconfident but we do predict at least a sectional championship through the efforts of the first Bellmar High School squad, JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL ,551 FRONT ROW: D. Young, Mr. Tedesco, D. Lowe, C. Neil, T. Gilchrist STANDING: C. Alesio fmgrj, E. Melvin, J. Hoffman, G. Coursin , B. Hough, R, Loveland, F. Yeaton, fmgrj, The Junior Varsity coached by Mr. Tedesco is made up of Juniors and Sophomores gaining ex- perience for future varsity play, The I. V's, as usual, have turned in an excellent record, of which we are all very proud. The members of the staff along with the entire student body, take this opportunity to wish the boyssuccess in their future years. H, POPP H. ST UDNICKI M. WARGO l B. BRAZZON I. CAPUTO if V - si PK . xr. . -...I 1. BOYLE R. FIELDS L. COPE BASEBALL 5 al , Q 2, MOA nevi iw' Q' X' F' S' V , . .- ' . .N 1 uf l N un' N -X X N , x . Ralf' l x . - W- - 'Lite - FIRST ROW - D. Young, C. Yetsconish, J. Trozzo, R. Ursits, J. Ventura, R, Tisot, B. Janeri. SECOND ROW - R. Fields, H. Popp, C. Sutovich, T. Grunwald, I. Heide, H. Studnicki, B, Flenniken, W. Melnick. THIRD ROW - D. Klochak Cmgr,J, B. Hough, L. Cope, W, Gibb, Mr. Manzini, R. Smider, J. Hoffman, G. Stickel fmgr.J. Baseball, a relatively new sport for some of the students, was recently organized by Coach Bap Manzini. Together with the veterans from the past Marion teams and the new candidates, Mr. Manzini is developing a fine squad. Although we cannot foretell the outcome, we are confident that the Hurricane will have a successful season. IDEAL SENIOR GIRL Dependability, , , . , , . . . . . Harlene Sotta Scholastic Ability ..... . . Hair ......... . ..... Nose .......... Complexion ..... Build ......... Height ..... Smile ..... N eatness ..... Sweetness .... Disposition .... Manners ..... Friendliness .... Dimples ........ Sense of Humor. . . . . Shyness. . . . . . . Voice. . . . . Niceness....,.............. . . Joanne Vezzani . . . Darlene Grant . Carol Daugherty Eyes. . . . . . . . . . . . Marilyn Githens . . . Connie Atkins LaVeme Bazilwich . . Barbara Githens ....... IoanNogy , Donna Naccarato . . . Dolores Holder . . . . . Kay Semich . . . . Carolyn Kramer Hilda Ross . . . . . . .Vivian Sciore . . Shirley Mollard . . . . . Rita Erdely . . . Christine Lykos . . . . Novella Steer IDEAL SENIOR BOY Dependability ...... . . . . . ..................... . . . . Scholastic Ability. Hair .......... . . . . . Eyes. . . Nose ..... Build .... Height ..... Shyness ...... Friendliness ..... Neatness........, Athletic Ability ..... Disposition. .... . . Voice. . . . . Niceness. . . . . Manners. . . . . . . . Sense of Humor. . . . Dimples .... . . . . Smile. . . . . . . . . Donald Evans . . . . Joe Stefan Bob Tisot . . . . Marvin Wargo . . . Steve Babich . . . . John Trozzo ........T01'1'lSil'l'lS . . Henry Studnicki . . . . Leonard Winn . . . . Chuck Feher .. . . Dick Fields . . . . . Andy Bedner . . . Bob McCormick . . Richard Smider . . . . . . Sam Fee . . . . James Caputo . . . .Mickey Weldon . . . . . Jim Butler Bellmar 13, 30, 40, 21, 24. Bellmar 39, 40, 46. 34, 51, 58, 40, 56, 68, 63, 62, Bellmar 32, 37, 44. 36, 45. 32, 39, 45. 27, 38, SEASONS RECORD Derry Twp . . . Pt. Marion Centerville . . . . . . . Perry-Lower Tyrone ,..,. Baldwin Twp ...... Perry-Lower Tyrone Alurnni............ Rostrave: Perry-Lower Tyrone Rostraver Twp ....... California . . . California ..... Monongahela . . . . . German Twp . . . Georges Twp . . . Waynesburgh . . . Perry-Lowa Tyrone Rostraver Twp ....... Perry-Lowa Tyrone Rostraver California ..... California .... Monongahela . . . German Twp . . . Georges Twp . . . Waynesburgh . . . F O O T B A L L Bellmar . . . .0 20, Rostraver Twp . . . 0 13, California. . . . ...O 7, N. Union.,.. . . . 0 26, Youngwood. . . ...7 0, RamsaY...... VARSITY BASKETBALL Bellmar . . . 41 58, Dunbar Twp . 31 '75, Masontown . . . . . 21 61, Redstone Twp . . . 52 64, Pt. Marion . . . . 33 57, German Twp . . . 60 Georges Twp . . . 54 Waynesburg . . . . . 49 Masontown . . . . . 50 Redstone Twp . . . 51 Pt. Marion . . . . . . 33 LV B A S K E T B A L L Bellmu 13 65, Dunbar Twp . . 34 52, Masontown . . 24 30, Redstone Twp 32 39, Pt. Marion . . . 28 48, German Twp . 30 , Georges Twp . 37 Waynesburgh . 28 Masontown . . 20 Redstone Twp 31 Pt. Marion. . . The mamnscript fa this book went to pres before the end of the basketball season Please check the results of the remaining games with the record on the bulletin board and fill inthe missing scores PITTSBURGH STEEL COMPANY OF LYNNWO0D SUPERMARKET VE ELY BRO . The Movers Agents for United Van Lines, Inc To and from everywhere Sanitized Vans for your Hygiene Protection Fayette City, Pennsylvania Phone Office 6-5636 Residence 6-9935 DATRONS Class of '54 Class of '53 Steinberg's Market Fairhope Garage Paul Moravek 8: Sons Clover Farm Union Cleaners Stockton Brothers, Grocery Belle Vernon Musical Society K 8: S. Motors Spic 8a Span Cleaners Dr. 8: Mrs. F. C. Smith Andrew's Service Station James F. Mcl-lugh, Pumbing, heating Chalfant's Barber Shop Belle Vemon Fruit Market Caputo's Meat Market Monticel1i's Bakery James Mazza's Grocery Store Mary Beauty Salon Fayette City A. L. 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