Blairsville High School - Blaire Yearbook (Blairsville, PA)

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'ji-A-Q Q In ,llfldf-mf Jlmr, our 111n'1.vpm.w1lvlr .vrflmvl l'1,L,,' . . . , . . .vv4'l'vl111i1f, wr' rfnfzrnlz' ffm' fu'UII4lf'hl'.ff IJWIIQ' U! Nu' , r. 1' , ,- ' ,, '. . X lil,111Rlc. I1 4-'ll f1fw11.1f,r lwlzmlluff' .Ilnffr ' 3 f1u1',D, You aga1'n! , fzer qzzzbk -Vlllllfd, and lzw' arg,-, Q9 !Y'1'w1dfz'1mI'.v' fu all Ilia J'1ll!1lC'I1l-V qf liff1z'11n'1'ffc W1 1112911 Srlzoaf. I -.ll C X9 1.9.7 H7 7-Le gf ADMINISTRATION I FACULTY SENIORS ' IUNIORS I 'SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN ' IUNIOR IIIGII The Maestro The Arranger YY' 'Q4-' ul MIl.llllliIl Mllxlz Nur .S'rrl'rlnry Nrivm Mowrno,-nP1zY Um' .Yu1wr.'1'.rf1nJ l'rfm'I1n1l ln tht- cycs of tllc scnior class 1Xlonty, our supcr- vising principal, is an all-arountl good fellow. llc lias startetl many a class on tlic right roatl to succcss lay liis sinccrc intcrcst, umlcrstantling, anml intcgrity. Proof ol' tht- lasting liricnclsliip llc lias li0l'll1CLl upon cacli incliviclual leaving B.H.S. is sliown lay tht- rcturning scrvicc men anal women wlio always lools up iWlonty. During thc twcnty-ciglit ycars in wliicli ln- lias contluctccl, tllc twat-stro lias lit-cn tops on our llit Paraclc. llc is a lamiliar figure in tht- ollicc, halls, classrooms, anal assembly programs. Nlr. lVlontgomcry lias also lit-cn prominent in tht- cnlucational ticltl. llc rcacln-cl liis liigli note ot' success in tlic professional liclnl wllcn llc was clcctccl prcsitlcnt ol' tht- Pcmisylvania Statc Etlucation Association ol' lntliana County tliis year. 8 The Patrons MR. IR'NIFJ Srncx, MR. SAMUEL ELRICK, MR. IOHN Tnompsow Mn. DALE PIPER. Mus. AUGUSTA M. TURNER, MR. HARRY Wn.soN Yve are proud to recognize here the Blairsville Board of Education, an efficient force in controlling the affairs of our Alma Mater. This group of respected citizens are ever competent in providing for our comfort and progress. hir. YVilson, former graduate of B.H.S. and present county commissioner's clerk, is president of the organization. The quiet fwr. Elrick, a railroader, is presiding officer of the teacher's com- mittee. Mr. Thompson, a one-time teacher, now holds the position of chief accountant at Torrance State Hospital. Mr. Shick, who carried the pigslcin for the Bobcats in earlier days, manages the Ford Garage. A jolly good fellow, Mi'. Piper, is an employee of the Pennsylvania Railroad. The faithful secretary of many years is lVTrs. Turner. All of these members are deeply interested in young people and in school and community affairs. Thus, you see, because they have had a wide range of experience and are moved by a sincere desire to help, they are an able and ready body. May we, therefore, in this accredited space, offer our most grateful thanks. Let us show them, fellow students, that we are capable of making use of the privileges they have set before us. 9 The Conductors . 'S Nw I-A -.J 'ku' loam Al'Iil'1I4SON NIAHY IANF ASN-'lc ELVIRA HUNT!-:MPo lN1ARY IANE CAMP RAYMoNn D.-wlQoN Mxiuzlvi-'nlir' Ilzvu Mr:nr'rm's Fi-'wuw liisirt Gxnl.ow I-wr: fiILI.INl3llAM VIRGINIA Kmil-:Y IUIIN fl. QXCKIQRSUN .... X. li. . . . PL-nn Slaic lVlARGUlfRI'lilf DICK . . . B. S. . . . I. S. T. C. . . . :ilgcliru . , . cnioys liuniing zinnl lislling . . . . . . Ill. ELI. . . . Penn Slillk' . . . worlal history, iiiln-im-sin-al in thi- nicn nnil woincn in thi- scrvicc l-roin U. S. liislory . . . lilws to liilic . . . innior I-hiss ll. ll. S. . . . u-l'liuiui1l . . l'ricncllIx'. ziclvisor . . . :wlivilics . . . magnetic pul'soi14ilitIx'. MARY IANIQ IXSPIQR I I I BI SI I I I yVL.Stn1inStL.r lVIlfRCl'1UlfS FENLON . . . Pli. B. . Sl.IiNlzxi'IA s Cullcgl. I I I nmll,k.,nI,1ik-S I I I DIIIIVS tennis I I I olNolr'cD:unc . . . IVIJI. . . . CollnnlwiaIi Uillu-l'sltIx' lzivoritv pusliiiu--cailiiig . . . guinlcs llic sopliomorc - - - P- 0- D-1 WUVIYI l1I'Sl0 .V - - - lflVf'f ll' SPUVI 'S .NS Q ,O W. U' II. 'fri-Ili, ' .. 3. bl. lmuslccllmll . . . Scnsc ol lnnnor . . . ll'lL'l1Cllj'. IIA. .... 1 n. I l lf. ...L.11.i L. . . , - , . ,. ICLVIRA lBON'l'lC.Nll'O . . . A. ls. . . . xx'.-S1mi.iS1.-.- H1515 f'Eg'ARLUV'U- 5 - 5- ,- II- III 5-II C' Collcgc . . . l i'wm'l1 .incl U. S. liislory . . . posscsscs 'I ' ' I I'I,IIl'I nlvcltlbz lil 3.5 lulgll, ' II' lulaiuli uurlIx' lmir . . . lilo-s1oilAnuL . . . vl1ioIvSliorsm'- Iunuxcum bupclnliol 'I ' ' FHIQXSI gn ' ' ' ' I ' IIIIIIII IIIIlIIIg I I I IIlIIII,IIIIIIgI II. . . . gllllkh 1 mpc piogiiuns . . . uncer- S :inn ing. MARY IMNIQ :Milli ' ' ' 'fj 5-I I- ' ' IIS' F- 9- JANE c:1i.LINcziiAAi . . . A. B. . . . xx'..y.i.-s- I - - Wl'l 'lfUH ju! 'S' - ' ' 5 W5Wl'fU '5' ' ' ' fn' lmurg College . . . l'l'L'SlllllllIl English . . . lhaivorilc poys wulclnng lnotlmll g2ll11L'S. . . lilies lo wrilc , It -I I Il- II I - II IIIl'III I-I II I IIII IIN IIIIII IIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII spoi isI mon in, . . . LnpoIxs Ina lklj . . . Inu? o L L ' ' ' ' ' ' I 3 I ' ' -' rule zu lncyclc . . . pleasant smilc . . . conscn.-ntious. RAYMOND ILXVISON . . . B. S. . . . Grove City VIRGINIA T. KELLY . . . B. S. . . . lmlifum Colli-gi' . . . cl1un1ist1'Iv :incl pliysics , . . Always will- Stale Tcziclicrs College . . . homo cconomics super- ing lo lcnal ai lizinml . , . lun in lzilm . . . Cain tull Ivou visor . . . l1olilmIv-llzinclworlc . . . cnioys colll-cling :ll1Ix'x'iilL-ilu' . . . liol1lrIv-wol'lcin,g willi woocl. Snzipsliols . . . willy . . . lwlplhul. 10 IOSEPII LE DONNE . . . B. S .... California State Teachers College . . . industrial arts . . . collects classical recordings . . . Nloonlight Serenader . . . wavy hair . . , pleasant. MARTHA LUKEIIART , . . A. B .... Allegheny College . . . iunior high English . . came tirom Yvaynesboro to B. ll. S .... enioys swimming . . likes to read . . . pleasant personality. ZILPHA MQCREERY . . , B. S. . . , I. S. T. C. . . . art, drafting . . . likes baseball , . . enioys reading . . . liohby-crafts . . . pleasing smile . , . delights in being out of doors. ALICE MeMII.I.IiN . . . B. S .... I. S. T. C. geography . . . lilces to travel . . . enioys tennis , . . tiavorite pastime is reading , . . untiring worlier . . sincere . , . tlriendly. IiI.IZABETIII.MENK . . . B.S ..,. I.S.T.C. . . . junior high mathematics . . . enjoys basket- ball . . . hobby is learning new dance steps . . , Aeronautics Club . . . pleasant. ALEXANDRA AIICIO . . . B. S .... Kutztown State Teachers College . . . library seienee, English . . . Blaire Statiti advisor . . . lilies to write letters . . . charming smile. DALE C. NEWMAN , . . B. S .... Penn State . . . agriculture . . . wrestling eoach . . . lilies to hunt . . . hobby-photography . . . enjoys horseback riding . . . pleasing personality. RALPII PORTER . . . B. S .... Vtyaynesburg College . . . gym, health . . . athletic Coach , , . interested in all sports . . . likes to tease . . . en- viable personality . . . wavy hair. YVILAIA POXVER . . . B. S .... Slippery Roclc State Teachers College . . , M. Ed. . . University ot' Pittsburgh . . . health, gym . . . Collects china Cups . , . eo-operative . , . amiable. IIELEN REPINE . , . B. S .... I. S. T. C junior English . . , always willing to help students . , . enioys reading . . . likes to travel . . . pleasing smile . . . tiriendly. 3 gf- yn More Conductovs Rhgllim In llin' lvpxng in-I Sd v..-, of -Q 'f' '7 f-Q l wth Wi I ' . 5 N, ,fg- ICLEANOR RODGI-IRS . . . A. B. . . . Cirovc City Collcgv . . . ti-iiclws scnior lfnglisli ainnl iournailisin . . . ccliioriail :ulvisor ol' tlic Blzuir-lli-NL-n's . . . lilccs lo clzulcc . . . lliorougli . . . cniolvs lvnnis . . plcusing pcrsonzilily . . . pclilc. ll. GERALD STAIILMAN . . . 15.5. . . . Clarion sialic Tcuclicrs Collugu . . . cnliglilcns sluclcnls in biology :incl gcncrul scicncu . . . intcrustucl in all sports . . . lnuslv ui scliool, and liusy all liomc willl thi- twins . . . cn4ilw1'4nlivc. IWARY S.S'l'OCKlJAl.l-1 . . . IlllllilllilSlillC'liL'ilL'llUl'S Collcgc . . . lcucllcs liislory in iunior liigli . . . czunc lo B. ll. S. lroin rliliirnl YVzu'cl . . . lilcus to liowl . . . cnio-vs swing zu gooal lllUVlk '.., writcs mlaziliv lo llL'l' son . . . plcuszlnt. S. AUfiL7S'l'A 'lil,iRNER . . . Lili. B. . . . firovc CityColli-gg . . . lcaifln-sl.:1lili . . . aulvisustlwsunior clzlss . . . sponsors Uslwrs :incl Latin Cluli . . class plan- . . . cnio-vs lootlmll and lmuslu.-tlmll . . cxccptionul scnsc of liumor. BE'l l'Y WWRDZEK . . . B. A. . . . Blount Alcruv College . . . lczxcllus Civics anal liislortv ol Pcnnys- vzlnizl lo the l'I'CSlllllL'll . . , luis zest lor lnonling . . . linnls L-1li1n'n1unl in rcucling . . . quicl . . . plcusing PL'I'S0l1lllll-V. HAROLD ZENICR . . . B, S. . . . lncliznnzu Shilo 'licaiclig-rs Collvgc . . . music supcrvisor . . . is in- lurcslccl in fill sports . . . liolulmy is working witll wood . . . Aloonliglil. Scrcnaulcrs . . . nlcpcmlalilc . . . quiet . . . musical director of opcrctta. llome lfeonoinies 'l1C2lCl1Cl'S FIRST SlfiWllfS'l'l':R: lfster Partington, ll'est View, Pa., lllurleaiine Xvilliamson, Aliquippa, lla.: llelen Czunplmell, Bellevue, Pa.g Nlilelrecl Kneller, Nazaretll, Pa. SECOND SlfiWllCS'l'ER: Nlrs. Bess Coy, Nleaml- ville, lla.: Nlrs. Grayce Kalile, Oil City, Pa., lune Sproul, Oliiopxvle, Pa., Anita Wllietstone, Osterburg, Pa. HUM E ECONOMICS Mrs. B. Coy, Mrs, G. Kahle, Mrs, V. Kelley, CKJMMERCIAI. Misses Rlcll, D. Glnzzom, I. Ullincr, E. Carlow, F. Waszniek, S. Frangoulis Commercial Teachers FIRST SElVlESTER: Uorotlilv Gliizzoni, llom- er City, Pa., lean Ulliner, lfnlinlioro, Pa.: Stella Frangoulis, llsvcle Park, Pa.: Frances Yvzisezniekg Belle Vernon, Pa., losephine Rieli, Uniontown, Pa. SECOND SEMESTER: Arlene Xlvenger, Reall- ing, Pa.: Gloria Nlarlael, Ieanette, Pa.: lilzineli Gaelm, Glen Campbell, Pa., Henrietta Bruuclit, Coalport, Pa.: lean Combs, Uniontown, Pa 13 l,l'l'-l'l.tft'lIl I ll'L l,l'L'.l' Sn 'rvlufiu YY1'41.f11l'1'1'. . . iflfvl-1'c'l'. . . SENIOR OFFICERS ..., . . .lJL',xN1c Axnlcizsox fdunl, . . .... Bois Romxsox .... . . .BEN BimN'1'1.iNuiQiz ,...IonN DICLCCDCCJ .. .Miss TURNER MCLCSfTlJ.S I. Delcoeo, D. Andmrson, B. Brant- linger, Miss Turner, B. Robinson How can we seniors ever forget that eventful year of 1940 when we entered Blairsville High as freshmen, and oh, how green and verdant we were! How our faces burned and how hastily we departed when we found ourselves in the wrong rooms, but after the tirst week we began to like it. B-v the end of the term we felt worthy of being called prospective sopho- mores. As sophomores we enjoyed extra-curricular activities and were granted certain privileges. YVe were permitted to elect class otlicers. Dan Hess was elected presidentg Bob Robinson, vice-presidentg Ioan Smith, secretaryg lane Reed, treasurer, and our advisor was Miss Smith. On Nlarch 5 we held our first evening dance, the Sophomore Hop. How grown-up we felt! What vivid memories we have ot' our junior yearl Because Dan had proved his managing ability during our sophomore year, we re- elected him as presidentg Bob Robinson again served as his assistant, Ioan Smith kept the minutes for another year, and Ben Brantlinger KC17Ill1'IIlll't1 on Imlyv ffl OF THE SUNG BETTY LOUISE AMEND March 28, Blairsville, Pa. BettsU collects pennants and is fond of dancing and history. She has her future planned as a housewife. RICHARD A. ANZELONE December 7, Pittsburgh, Pa. Dick lilies to play pool and also lilies to bowl. Ilis ambition, like lots of others, is to be a Navy pilot. WII.I.IAM C. BAKER December 18, Blairsville, Pa. Tass is one of our less quiet ones and isn't very tall. Ile en- joys wrestling and drafting, and aspires to be President. CATHERINE B. BANKO March 22, Iosephine, Pa. Banlco collects match covers from service camps, and her favorite pastime is dancing. She wants to be an aviatrix. LOUIS JOSEPH BENEDUSI December I, Indiana, Pa. Chiller pals with Tullio, enjoys going to the show and traveling. Ile, lilce many others, wants to join the Navy. MARY LOUISE BERNINI Nlay 2-1, Black Lick, Pa. Bernie is a member of the F.B.L.A. and collects articles from foreign countries. She likes the movies and wants to be a steno- grapher. DUANE M. ANDERSON December 24, Wciodvale, Pa. Shorty , our class president, is a member of the Hi-Y. He is fond of sports, and chooses the Mariiies as his branch of the service. RONALD AXE Iuly 6, Blairsville, Pa. Punney left the second semester to go to V.M.I. He was a member of the Hi-Y and his favorite pastime is driving a car. ELSIE BALEST January 17, Vintandale, Pa. Elsie is a member of the Tri-Hi-Y and the F.B.L.A. She lilies to read boolxs and write letters. To be a secretary is her ambition. WILLIAM RALPH BEARD Iuly 50, Yerhum, Pa. Ralphts favorite pastime is listening to dance bands. Ile belongs to the chorus, and to go to California is his ambition. DELLA BERNINI Iuly 15, Bells Mill, Pa. Deen enjoys dancing, bowling, and eating. She seems to like clerical practice, and her ambition is to be a stewardess. LESTER R. BOODANSKI Iuly I, Livermore, Pa. Lester is a member of the F.F.A., and his favorite subject is agriculture. He Collects arrow heads and his main ambition is to succeed. 15 YW? 'af'-94 if ,qw ,,,. as Ci 'P' CFU? TT' 1 7? ,ab A 'rv 1 ff Senior Sharps SING OUT YOUR WHOLE NOTEC TUl,l,lO BONOIANINO Decemlver fl, Blairsville, Pa. Fritz spends most ot' his time tixing his Nlodel A Ford. lle is very lilcealmle and witty, and would like to lie a mechanic. IOSEPII BRUZDA April tx, Oratlton, Pa. Joe was one ot' our gridiron stars, and is also fond ot' baseball. His am- lmition was realized when he ioined the Navy the second semester. DORA CALABRESIE Decemlwer -t, Blairsville, Pa. Cal is always laughing. She collects pins and lilies to write letters. She wishes to lie a lmeautician. PAUL CHAKOT August 2-t, Palmertown, Pa. Paul is the quiet type, and would lilie to lie a hunter. Baseball and hunting are his favorite pastimes. AlAROARlfT IANE CHICK March 5, Greensburg, Pa. Peg is our school pianist, and is a memlier ot' the Tri-Hi-Y and Blair-lli News statiti. She lilies skating, dancing, and dogs, lmut almhors cats. BENJAMIN BRANTLINOER Alay 22, Blairsville, Pa. Ben is well-liked, and is a member ot, the lli-Y. Ile played on the lwaslcetlmall team, and his main amlmition, at present, is to gradu- ate. VIRGINIA BURPICE Octolmer 10, Philadelphia, Pa. Burp wants to attend an aeronautics school. She collects pictures of airplanes and enioys writing letters. DOROTHY JEAN CAMPBELL lune ti, Pittsburgh, Pa. Dot's favorite sulmiect is home eco- nomics. She collects foreign postal cards and lilces to roller skate. She will be a tinture home- maker. PAUL CHAPLA December 2-t, losephine, Pa. Paul lilies to collect airplane pictures and loat' most ot' the other time. Ile aspires to lie a gunner in the A. A. F. BETTY LOU COLE Septemlwer 8. Yvana, YV. Va. Cole belongs to the Hiking Clulr, and enjoys listening to dance lmands. She's partial to sailors, and would like to lie a secretary. IAMES NORMAN CORNELL lanuary 29, Blairsville, Pa. Hliggsn played football and basketball. He chooses chemistry as his favorite subject, and would like to join the Marines. ALICE IOYCE CRIBBS December 16, Barslope, Pa. Ioy likes to write letters and collect souvenirs. She is a mem- her of the F.B.L.A., and wants to be a private secretary. BENIAMIN DAVIS February 17, Graftton, Pa. Bing likes to hunt and trap. He also enjoys wrestling, swimm- ing, and dancing, but would rather tly in Uncle Sam's Air Corps. CHRISTINE DELEANDRO Nlay 2, Pittsburgh, Pa. Chris likes to dance and write letters, but isn't in favor of reading. She has dark hair, and has hopes of being a beautician. PHILOMENA DETTORRE lune 30. Blairsville, Pa. Mena,' is a typist for the Blair-Hi News. She likes English, is fond of reading, and wishes to be a secre- tary. BETTY LOUISE DUNMIRE September 50, Seward, Pa. Betty dislikes to study and read, but enjoys writing letters. She is a hard worker, and wishes to be a primary teacher. ELEANOR M. CRAWFORD 1u1y1?, Blairsville, Pa. Eleanor's hobby is dress designing. She belongs to the Hiking Club and the F.B.L.A., and wishes to be a model office worker. SARA CRONIN November 8, Derry Twp., Pa. Sara is a member of the ushers and chooses nursing as her pro- fession. She enjoys listening to the radio and also eating. IOHN DELCOCO February 6, Blairsville, Pa. Colden spends most of his time riding in his car. He serves as our class secretary, and in the future, he wants to be a mechanic. HELEN MARIE DE PAULA Play 15, Blairsville, Pa. Helen collects war poems and reads in her spare time. She dislikes gym class, and intends to be a beau- tician. IUNE EILEEN DIXON May 14, Bairdstown, Pa. Eileen is rather quiet, and is one of the ushers. She enjoys reading, collects novelty pins, and chooses nursing as her career. BERNADINE A. EMERT April 14, Commodore, Pa. Bernie is fond of writing letters and going to the movies.. She collects souvenirs, and aims to be a secretary. 17 l ' 1 Xr 'wr fi TT-7 x t Z EDWARD GLENN ERB December 23, Blairsville, Pa. Ed spends a lot otihis time roller skating. He is tall, one of our gridiron players, and will ioin Uncle Sam,s Navy. ANTHONY P. FICCA November 19, Blairsville, Pa. Tony plays the trumpet, and is a member ot' the hand and orchestra. Ile would like to have an orchestra of his own, or join the Navy TAYLOR BENNETT FLUKE November 25, Blairsville, Pa. Bennett is a member ofthe lvand, orchestra, and chorus. He likes reading and hookkeeping, and wants to join the Navy. MARY LOUISE FORSHA Januar-y -1, Blairsville, Pa. Mary' Lou is a member of the Tri-lli-Y, F.B.L.A. and chorus. She collects glass dogs, and has an amhition to he an aviatrix. DOMENICK FRIEND Iuly S, Ieanette, Pa. Dom is a member of the F.F.A. Ile enjoys hunting, trapping and mechanics, hut dislikes riding the school bus. He aims to he an aviator. LOIS ANN GILLINGHAZW October 29, lVlcKeesport, Pa. ucillyu is an active memlmer ot' the Tri-Hi-Y, and journalism departs ment. She dislikes French and getting up in the morning. She intends to he an interior decorator. 18 FRANK O'NElL FAIRLEY Fehruary lti, Livermore, Pa. Frank worked hard on our lmond drive this year. lle pals with Bennett, and he would like to lie a commercial teacher. EVAGELINE FLAMINU Octolver -1, Saltslmurg, Pa. Angie collects money from foreign countries, and dislikes reading biographies. She expects to lmecome a hookkeeper. GERTRUDE M. FORSHA ixlarch 10, Blairsville, Pa. Gertie likes to skate and dance, and her favorite suhiect is home economics. She collects old lmuttons, and her tiuture is undecided. OTTAVIO S. FRATTINI Nlarch 50, Blairsville, Pa. Spudder scores well in footlmall, lmasketlmall, and his studies. lle would like to he a civil engineer in the future. .WILDRED OAMBLE lanuarlv T, Blairsville, Pa. Peaches enioys howling and swimming, hut not school. She is a memlmcr ot' the Tri-lli-Y and ushers. She would like to lie a NVAVE. MARIORIE LOUISE COULD lul-v tv, Black Lick, Pa. fWlargie Collects dog miniatures, has pretty hair, and likes to dance. She's a memher ot' the Tri-lli-Y and chorus and would like to he a nurse MARY ROSE CRAFF October 5, Pittsburgh, Pa. Rosie likes to read and collect poems, but dislikes washing dishes. Her favorite subiect is bookkeeping, and she would like to make that her career. IOANN GRUAUBLINC December 19, Indiana, Pa. ,, ,, . . . . Gump likes dancing, swimming, and chemistry. She has a very nice singing voice, Collects salt and pepper shakers, and has a desire to be a nurse. VIVIEN MARIE HAUPT December 28, Blairsville, Pa. Vivien is a member of the Tri-Hi- Y, lliking Club and chorus. She likes to roller skate, read, lmut not to do math. She would like to be a book critic. ANDREXV IOSEPII HIRKO November l, Black Lick, Pa. Red like shop, boxing, and collecting pictures ot' baseball players. His aim is to be a big league baseball player. ELLA IWAE llOSACK February 27, Blairsville, Pa. A'lazie is quite busy as she is a member ol, the Tri-lli-Y, chorus, Latin Club and activities. She chooses nursing as her profession. fn X M amor Time THE TUNE OE FOUR YEARS PHYLLIS JEAN GRAHAlVl August l0, Blairsville, Pa. Phiz is one of our head major- ettes and is a member of the Tri- lli-Y. She likes to dance, collect dogs, and aspires to be a nurse. IAMES EUGENE HANNA December 18, Black Lick, Pa. Banana enjoys two things- football and music. He is a member of the Hi-Y, band, orchestra, and chorus. He dis- likes keeping quiet. DALE VERNON HEBENTHAL April l5, Alt. Pleasant, Pa. Squink's', favorite pastime is roaming through the woods. He enjoys hunting and trapping, and wants to be a success in life. DORIS R. HOCKENBERRY April 28, Derry, Pa. Doris is tall, has pretty blonde hair and a desire to become a housewife. She also likes history and dancing. BETTY IUNE HOUSER lune 5, Nowrytown, Pa. Betty is a member of the F.B,L.A.,ancl her future is undecided. She is fond of dancing, movies, and collects salt and pepper shakers. L..,.. .. ,. , V im 49 A' 5 ii?- i, ' If -, f.- - I. Senior Sharps HIT THE HIGH NOTE LEROY DEAN HOWARD Nlay I-1, Black Lick Twp., Pa. Pee Weel' enjoys stepping out at night and meeting new friends. Ile is a member of the F.F.A., and wishes to be a wealthy farmer. EDITH LOUISE ICKES October 50, Greensburg, Pa. Posey has a cheery smile and a desire to be a telephone operator. She is a member of the F.B.L.A. and enjoys dancing. ALVIN YV. IONES Ianuarly 25, Blairsville, Pa. Sonny's favorite subject is shop, and he spends a lot of time in a shop of his own. He's also fond of dancing, and he wants to be a pilot. ALICE SOPHIA KELON Alay -1, Blairsville, Pa. Alice is one of our ushers, and she likes to dance. ller favorite subiect is bookkeeping, and she wants to make it her career. IOSEPII STEVE KURNOCIK November 7, Blairsville, Pa. Hloeyn would like to be a pilot. Ile enjoys playing football, base- ball, and working. His favorite subject is drafting. MARGARET HUDEC September 16, Alt. Pleasant, Pa. Marg spends a lot of her time skating and likes typing. She dislikes giving oral talks, and her ambition has not been decided. WILLIAIVI ELLIOTT IRVINE April 26, Columbus Ohio Bill is a member of the Hi-Y and Nlonogram Clubs. He likes foot- ball, wrestling, and farming. He wants to be a good U.S.A.A.F. pilot. DOROTHY GRACE JOYCE November 6, Somerset, Pa. Dot collects souvenirs, enioys reading, and is a member of the band, orchestra, and chorus. Her main ambition is to be a nurse. MARIAN A. KRITZER Ianuary 15, Blairsville, Pa. Cuz writes letters and collects pictures of orchestra leaders in her spare time. She likes drafting and wishes to be an aviatrix. CARI, PAUL LAGODA October 50, Portage, Pa. HC. P. is tall, quiet, and very studious. Ile likes algebrag his hobby is radio experimenting, and he will succeed. CLARA IEAN LIBENGOOD May 19, Strangford, Pa. Clara Iean's favorite pastime is reading, but she doesn't care for night- work. She is very quiet, and has a desire to be an office worker. IAMES W. LONG September 19, Pittsburgh, Pa. Chuck seems to like mathe- matics, and building model air- planes. He admires brown-haired girls, and he left the second semester for the air cadets. CHARLES EDWARD MILLER Iune 1, Derry, Pa. Blackie aspires to be an athletic coach as he enjoys football and basket- ball. He is a member of the Hi-Y, and seems to enyioy loafing. WALTER I. MILLER Ianuary 24, Blairsville, Pa. Buck has a knack for dawing and wants to be a cartoonist. His favorite subject is drafting, and he enjoys going to the show. GAYE PAULINE MOORHEAD March 17, Indiana, Pa. Gaye writes letters when she's not busy with the Activities or the assembly committee. She collects sou- venirs, and wants to be a beau- tician or a housewife. RONALD G. OLSON April 1, Indiana, Pa. Ron builds model airplanes as his hobby, and would like to be an aviator. He cloesn't like to get up in the morning to go to school. IRMA LOUISE LIBENGOOD April 29, Strangford, Pa. Irma has pretty eyes, and a dislike for law and studying. She enjoys reading, and has hopes of being an office worker. IOHN THOMAS MARSHALL Iune 20, Blairsville, Pa. Hawk- er was a member of the Hi-Y and Industrial Arts Clubs. He left at semesters to go to V.M.I. He wants to be a scientist after the war. CHRISTINE MARIE MILLER Fecbruary 26, Fairchance, Pa. Teney', has an interest in music as she belongs to the band and chorus. She likes dancing and wishes to be a nurse. EVELYN LOUISE MOLOGNE November 7, Blairsville, Pa. Evelyn collects photos and likes reading and listening to the radio. Her only ambition is to be a success in life. JAMES PAUL MCCONNELL Iune 11, Blairsville, Pa. Red enjoys hunting and trapping and would like to make the latter his career. He left after the first semester. EMORY ROBERT O'NEIL Ianuary 22, Blairsville, Pa. Ie1lybean drives a car in his spare time. He collects airplane pictures, and has a desire to be a draftsman 21 GV W 'V '55 1 'S fn 1' it Q' 17,1 SAA'lUlfl. VV. PAl,A'll'iR UaCa'Inlia'r fill, Blairsvillu, Pa Hsalni' is una' ol our stagu Crew, anal wants tn lic a ma-a'hania'. lla- lilaa-s tam alancc, anal spa-nals a lot ot' his time in the shop. IRAN PAYNTFR August flu, Blairsvilla', lla. HlL'illll1lCH lista-ns tax swing lwanals wha-n not writing la'tta'rs tn lm-vs in thc scrvia'c. She lclit aluring scvamal sa-incstcr. VERA l'l-IZZI Fa-liruary 25, Blairsville, Pa. saves lcttcrs linr a liawlxli-x' anal expects to lla' a nurses. Slia s a ma-mlma-r ol' tha- Tri-lli-Y, Usha-rs. anal cnio-vs wallaing anal rcaaling. YVILLIAIW R. ROBINSON Alarcli 50, Oalamasnt, Pa. Raxlmliiai is Qvcry0nc's liriunal anal a mcmlicr ol' the Ili-Y, anal Maxnograni Clubs. Ile lilaa-s trig, Collects coins, anal aims to ha- a pharmacist. VIVIAN ROSENTHAI. Dcccmlwr ff-l, Blairsville, Pa. V cnioys drawing anal playing the violin. Shu is a nmcmlmcr nt' tha- F.B.L.A. anal orchcstra, anal woulal lilac to lma' a COITlIHCI'Ciill artist. SAMUEL L. SHACREAXV October 17, Black Lick, Pa. San1U is tha- activities rcprc- sentative from 103, anal is awppamsa-al to English anal taking tcsts, lflu wants to join the Army Air Corps. 22 LOIS PATICRSON August 20, Blairsx'illa', Pa. lm alawcsnit lilac math, liut has a wa-alana-ss for colal liualga- sunrlaa-s. Sha-'s pra-sialant nl' tlia' l'.ll.l..A. anal cxparts in lit- a srcra-tary. ADIEI.INli l'iAlll.Y PICSCI Nova-Inlmcr 28, Blairsvillc, Pa. Atl tinals alancing anal sla-a-ping lmasth va-lw' tiavamralrlc. Sha- ln.-lamng s to tha' Tri-lli-Y, raa'ra'atinn Coun- eil, anal will lia' a Caala-t Nursa-. MARGARET FROTZ April l3, lllairsvillu, pa. Alargarct alislilaa-s any lainal ant math anal writing la-ttcrs. Sha- a'ailla'a'ts pama-n's, is a lI1L'I11llCl'UlitilL' Latin Clulw, anal wants tu lla' a nursu. CRISSIE GRAYCIC ROOK lanuary l5, lnaliana, Pa. Cris left scconal scmcstcr to talac a musia' caxursa- at l.S.T.C. Sha- lilacs to a'aillcCt small ligurcs aiti tianiuus pcampla-, anal will lic a violinist. ROBERT lf. SANSONIQTTI Sa-pta-inlicr SU, lilairsvilla-, Pa. Sans a'olla'a'ts two alnllar lrills as a liamlmlmy anal was a lllk'Illl!L'l' nl. tha- lmanal, Cl1k'L'l'lk'illlk'I'S anal ln-- alustrial Arts Clulm. lla- lolit at sa-ina-stcrs tn gan tam V.M.l. NVILLIAIW COLHURN SHICK Oa'tailsa'r 1, Blairsvillc, Pa. Hshiclaj' is thc aiwncr aiti a vary contagious laugh. At scmcsta-rs hc lutit lor V.A'l.l. llc hampcs to lic an aeronautical cngina-cr atitcr the war. ALICE NAOMI SIMPSON Uctolrer 10, New Florence, Pa. Al cnioys hiking, seeing a movie, typing, and chewing gum. She's a menilmer ol' the F.B.I,.A., and would like to he a future secre- tary. ELEANUR MARY SIVIITII Iteliruary 21, Derry, Pa. Smitty likes to do Iieautician work, hut her amliition is to he a housewife. She enjoys square dancing. but not writing French letters. PAUL II. SMITH April 20, Blairsville, Pa. Smitty enioys hike riding, traveling, and trig, but dislikes French. In the future, he wants to he a mechanic. BERT REGNILD STREVES Novemlier 5, Brenizer, Pa. Bert is a memher of the Hi-Y and his holihies are reading and dancing. Ile doesn't like to do homework and wants to join the Army VIRGINIA IRENE STOCK Iune I2, Coral, Pa. Ginny, collects match covers from Army and Navy stations, and her tiavorite pastime is dancing. Her tiuture is undecided. ff IOSEPHINE E. SKRIPETS lanuary ll, Blairsville, Pa. Io, has a hobby of collecting snap- shots, and is fond of dancing. She doesn't like to write letters, and will be a typist. I BARBARA IOAN SMITH November 129, Iohnstown, Pa. Ioan collects stuffed animals, and her favorite subject is journal- ism. She will attend Penn State, but her vocation is undecided. HELEN ANN STASIO September I6, Blairsville, Pa. Honey is short, always laugh- ing, and a collector of post cards. She enjoys reading and hopes to be a dietitian. CATHERINE E. STEEVES December 15, Brenizer, Pa. Katie enjoys reading and listen- ing to the radio, Iiut she dislikes washing dishes. Her ambition is to be a Cadet Nurse. GENEVIEVE E. STRAYER Iuly I, Blairsville, Pa. Betty has pretty brown eyes and likes to listen to swing bands, dance, and write letters. To be an Army wife is her ambition. M amor Time HIT THE LOW NOTE vii V7 ,ng .A . VL 7.- 5' XY '-1 T? 5Y '9 JANE ANN STREMETSKY August 9, Blairsville, Pa. Janie is one of Mic,l's helpers, and as she likes bookkeeping, would like to be one in future years. She enjoys dancing. IEAN TAUBLER September 17, Blairsville, Pa. Shorty likes skating and collect- ing pictures of servicemen, but not keeping quiet. Her ambition is to be a C.A.P. pilot. LAWRENCE TOMB November 26, Brenizer, Pa. Memorizi1 left early in the year to join the Navy. He is quite a sports fan and will be a bachelor. EDNA GRACE WADDLE September 14, Livermore, Pa. Edna is quiet and likes listening to the radio. She doesn't care for night-work and would like to be a secretary. HENRY WILLIAMS lune 17, Black Lick Twp., Pa. Hank is fond of sleeping, wild life, and football. He dislikes English, and wants to get into the service. MARY LOU WITMER December 10, Black Lick, Pa. Louie desires to be an archi- tect's aide, and she likes drafting. She also enjoys flowers and playing the piano. 24 ANN MARIE SVETKOVICH May 23, losephine, Pa. Ann is quiet, a collector of recipes, and enioys reading in her spare time. She will be a beautician. DOMENICIA 1. TEDESCHI August 29, Bells Mill, Pa. Io has a dislike for studying and a hobby of collecting match covers. She enjoys dancing, and wants to be a beautician. CATHERINE WADDING August 11, Blairsville, Pa. Read- ing is Catherine's favorite past- time, and she collects greeting cards as a hobby. She wishes to be a successful secretary. IULIA LUCILLE WAUGAMAN llflarch 25, Blairsville, Pa. Iulia likes trig, listening to music, and is a member of the recreation council. She expects to go to college in the future. HARRY E. VVINCHELL May 7, Pittsburgh, Pa. Clinic joined the Marines during the first semester. He likes sports, listening to the radio, and wants to play pro football. PRISCILLA I. WORTHING February 20, Blairsville, Pa. lane collects odd cups, likes to listen to the radio. but dislikes doing dishes. She chooses nursing as her profession. J IXV' FIRST IIONORS MARY LOU XVITMICR VIVIEN ROSENTHAL LoIs LEILLINGHAM IOAN SMITH CATHERINE XVADDING MARGARET PROTZ SECOND BERNAIIINE EMERT IULIA XVAUGAMAN BETTY AMEND LOIs PATERSON EVELYN MOLOGNE JANE S'I'REMETSKY BETTY LOU COLE CATHERINE BANRO MARY LOU BERNINI EILEEN DIXON EVANGELINE FLAMINIO IJORIS LIOCKENBERRY TONY FICCA LJTTAVIO FRATTINI IOANNE CERUMBLING PAUL SMITII AHELINE PESCI ALICE SIMPSON ELLA MAE HOSACK HONORS VERA PEZZI BETTY IIOUSER RICII.-XIII? ANZELONE SARA CRONIN BLXRCARET IIUDEC IWARIORIIC GOULD ROBEIQT ROBINSON SAM PALMER IANE XVORTHING PIIILOMENA DETTORRE PHYLLIS LERAI-IAM IEAN TAUBLER BETTY STRAYER lneluclenl on the First Honor Roll are Crissie Rook and Carl Lagod I who left school before the term was completed. The Hit Pcwade of 1945 lL'I,I.X L. 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Iii-'iuieu ,mn Ilwsxen Wxl'c:.xxiw wn Fiurrisi Wirnrziz 'win I,.xtwim,x S.tui i-1--- un I1 isili ri ii Gizxilxii xxn Rniiixstwx Iiaxizn ixixtlizlwiixlixt Frnzsilx win II,xNN,x Ifuviiixi xsn I mis tfU'1f 1Nf'4t.f U 1 l'f1,f!4' H1 class clowns. Nlziilx' Iain I:UI'SlIlI with her was eleetetl treasurer. Bliss Ciarlow was our atlvisur. II'ith the passing nl' winter, spring lmrnught the lung-awaitetl Immun, 'lin raise lluntls lior it, we heltl a lialte sale anal several evening tlanees. 'lille gym was a repliea ol, an enchanting Ilnteh gartlen. 'llulips lilnmnnetl ever-x'where, antl gay euuples tlaneetl tu the inusie ut' lienny llurton's urellestra. The tall ul' l9-I-l usheretl in the most serious year ntl our class. Ive were liept lius-v ortlering nanie eartls antl announeeinents, putting on a class play, anal giving a party liar the juniors. lluring our senior year Duane .Intlerson hatl the privilege ull punncling the gavelg Holm Rnliin- sun, his enngenial assistant, was serving a thirtl year: llen Ilrantlinger liept the reeortlsg anal lolinn-V lleleoeo lialaneetl the accounts. Ive appreeiate the time antl elllurt ixliss 'liurner put tiurth to liurther the interests ol' our elass. By a vote ul' the elass, Iuanne til'llIIIlIlIIIg anal Ralph lleartl prtwetl to he our top erooners. 'liliey hail the leatling roles in the nperetta Ieanie. iIIar-v Iain Ivitmer anal Carl Lagotla were ehnsen as our most lmrainy classmates. Ciertie lfursha anal lfugene llanna were the lovely eyes anal tlair complexion won the title ot' class lieautkv, with Sputltler Frattini as the elass Rmneo. The lnest in the swing anal iive tlepartnient were Holm Rnhinson anal Pliyllis Graham. ixlazie llnsaelc anil Iolnnilx' lIel-:neu were chosen tior their pleasant tlispusitinns. 'lihe two ninst versatile seniors were lulia Illaugainan anal Sputltler Ifrattini. Ivtmrlc just tlitln't agree with lienntx' Brantlinger antl lnsephine Sltripets. Planlv ull our IIIClIIlDL'l'S were untstantling in sports. Sputlcler, Ilarry II'inehell, lluli Rnliinstin, Bill Irvine, Carl Lagotla, Iitl lfrlm, Norinan Cornell, Blaelcie Nliller playetl nn lirst string in ttiotlmall. Holi Roliinson, Ben llrantlinger, antl Spucltler playetl nn the Basketlmall Varsity squacl. lien llavis, Clarence Halter, ,Milly Ilirlm, Bill Irvine anal Norman Cornell were nur wrestling aspirants. Leatling the liantl were llh-vllis Cirahani, ixliltlretl fianilile anml Betty ixllltlhl. Bolt Sansonetti representetl us in the eheerleatling seetinn. After the lmaelcgrountl we have heen given in Blairsville Iligh we lleel that we are well preparetl tn enter a worlil inueh witler :intl more eoniplex than we have ever known. 27 v- IUNIORS 102 Row l, A. Yvilliaxns, B. l.. McConnell lf. Sleeves, lf. Colesnr, M. Bergman, B Defiruttola, D. Burkley. Row 2, M. Hall, O. Yvarhola, R. M. llolxart M. Davis, D. Strong, R. Downey, T Cummings. Row S, P. Ferraro, D. Campbell, A Marcozzi, H. Gibson, F. Simeie, L. Laney Row 4, U. Lintner, I. Pease. IUNIORS IOS Row l, P. Luv:-tts, R. A. Taylor, T Minnrrik, D. Miller, A. Ruda, D. I Yates, M. A. Calalmrese, D. Dallara, L Constantino. Row 2, S. llill, A. Gilison, T. Constantinn, S. M. Forsha, B. Rude, F. Shirley, I.. Bush, M. E. Crilxlvs. Row 3, B. Dixon, I. Rowley, B. Bennett, I. Strini, R, Dixon, C. Spieher, B. Lindsey. lf. Kelon, E. Kitzmiller, H. Allison. Row 4, B. Stoektlule, B. Wlalters, C. E. Miller, C. H. Miller. P LWHOTS . . DOTTED HALF QTES . . 102 to dance . . . T. ANIINARCIK, Treasurer . . . lrlonde fl. XVll.l.l.X5lS, .llwalvs has an answer . . . Cheerful ' ' ' l10I'L'S,t0 llc all-llvllllrlx ' ' ' D' lxlll'l'l':R' Dol Lmull 1 1 1 B1 L1 MCCUNNm1I1 Fricmuv 1 1 1 has . . . Pattys lmest friend . . . Cheerlul . , , A. RUDA, Im,i,1x, 'Mir 1 If S.l.Hm.I,g ROHM. Skating pm Blonde . . . Betty's sister . . . Commercial student . . lluture seeretartx' . . . IC.Co1.l-:s.ue, Takes sin 'inf ' ' ' D'l'YATlcS'Bl0ml0 ' ' ' H0111 ' ' ' fllllruslncm' lessons . . liked ln' all . . . M. lSI-3m1M.xN Class lm ' ' ' lil' A' L'll'ABRESE' Comnlcliclal 8111110111 seert-tar.v . . . has a smile lor everlvlmodlx' . . . B. ' ' ' like ton lzlll' ' ' ' D' l?jAl'l lll l' Smal' Q ' ' lllfIlRl lk'I'tll..'X. Connnereial student . . . skating lan f't l1't'f ' ' ' 'ws llllc Blue lily ' ' ' l Llllx' 1 H1l5..RKI1m. CIn.Cl.i'ul 1 1 1 ,.m,lS-Atlas umiclcs s'1'AN'1'lN0, Commercial student . . . neat . . . quiet yr HU' Nutt likcg to jiucrlmg 1 1 1 . . . S. llII.L, Drives a Nlodel T . . . lives across lrielully . . . O. lV.tItlIlJl.A, Atllletit' . . . wants to lie lllc lilvcli ' ' ' A' GIBSON' Plays l 0ll'f'll ' ' ' l'L'P .I Sum, Vlwli 1 1 R1 AL lIm,11m.I. Small 1 1 1 has dancer . . . well liked . . . T. CONSTANTINO, Com- IMMX. 'mir f'Utm.L, umiq M DAWN 'full mercial student . . . skating . . . dancing than . . . . . . quiet . . . llrequentlyalmsent . . . lJ.M.S'r1zom:, S' Nl' Fllllslmf lflll ' ' ' PUSSCSSCS ll lwalily lallgll -A B. RUDA, Likes to square dance . . . always li lj Cl hom I gli ll- laughing . . . F. SHIRLEY, Studious . . . lmlonde . . . mxiiiuilnoinsllv . . . T. Ct'.u.NiINflS, Atlas of our lllws lll llc wllll, Bruce ' ' ' L' BUSH' Teeny class . . a wrestler . . . ll. l'iI-llilullcv, Looks well ' ' ' Lllllllls wlllllllg lcllcrs ' ' ' bus Sluclclll ' ' ' ll-tl . . . works llilfllllilll at Dispatch . . . D. CAMP- Bl' li Lllllllls' Tall ' ' ' lllmldc ' ' ' Bcllys Pal 'WH lhiws .l 'fClK.,.ik. gms .lmuml . . . B. DIXUN, Tweet . . . our future football 1xH.,m.,. I3 QHNW --Gil,lw MH star . . . I. ROXVLEY, Plays basketball . . . a walking hlmulk. 1 1 1 ,ll.iu,S il ml. 1 1 1 A- ,NKMQL-UNI' Class dictionary . . . B. Bl'.lNNl'.I'1, Tall . . .1slow nicaing president . . . plays llasketlrall . . . F. SIMCIC, A ' ' ' gllcfll lllllllcr ' ' ' Sirlllllh Algvll-VS llallng ureat gum ellewer . . . likes to lnowl . . . l.. LAN!-ZY, ' ' ,ClIlr1l?s rcllrciffllillwc ' 1' DTJINQ l em' Quiet . . . studious . . . eornniereialstudent . . . D. ml' of l' lc ll Su CL nfilclllllsl ' ' ' llY.I.Yl1.H 'pin WVU but not hwlxl 1 I C. SPICIIER, Spike . . . llas wavy hair . . . future lll-T.xsI-3, l.ikes to skate . . . main interest isa Hllornn mflcllllllsl - - - B.LIN1wSP2Y. Frog ' ' ' l'l'SiEl'l 'l TI er . . . great talker . . . B. STOCKDALE, btocky . . . wrestler . . . Class treasurer . . . B. W.tLTERS, ll. l.cn'ii'l l'l'1, Boots . . . plays piano . . . good S-:otchy', . . . would make a good orator . . . danuer . . . R. 'l'AY1.c1R, llas lots of pep . . . likes C. E. MILLER, Known as Crazy Charlie . . . now Lmiofr we in the service . . . C. H. MILLER, Never has any- thing to say . . . drives a car 107 D. BOLLINGI-IR, Dorrie', . . . short . . . member of chorus . . . N. WILKINSON, Red hair . . . band and chorus . . . likes to sing . . . V. SWASY, Small . . . cheerful . . . letter writing fan . . . R. A. MOLoIio . . . Member of C.A.P. . .. always has a ioke . . . D. DUNHIIRE,C0l'Tll'TlCl'ClEllStLlClCI1lI . . . collects current events . . . C. LANEY, Tall . . . left to attend model school. . . L. A. ANIINEY, Easy to con- Vince . . . enioys laughing . . . E. HESS, Cheerleader . . . likes to plznynlacksn . . . H.O'NEIL,Plays an accord- ian . . . prefers tall blondes . . . lf. CARMO, Likes skating . . . will be a secretary . . . P. CuI.mLRTsox, Cue-ball . . . plays basketball . . . T. DLTFFN1-ilk, Dutl'y . . . works at Art Furniture . . . pool shark . . . P. Amzzoxl, Pete . . . drives a truck . . . , V likes to talk . . . P. L. PATTERSON, Known as Fat .. . . . left for St. Xaviers . . . D. ASPER, Cheerleader . . . likes to dance and eat . . . V. MOIIENCJ, Acride- 3ff ff-1Uf- I -'4- MI'vUR'fnBE GNfW mic student . . . future nurse . . . quiet . . . M. SMITII, Tall . . . neat . . . honor roll student . . . R. STARRY, Wmmrks at Art Furniture. . . lots ot' tiun . . . W. LONG, Member of Hi-Y . . . movie . . . spends his time bowling Ind sci ll fan . . . D. SHIRIEY, Pesty . . . future auto mechanic CL'NIiLI:M.xN, Blonde . . . F.F.fX intinbti 114 ts . . . C. WOODRUFF, BLAIRI-3 aid . . . favorite sport the bus . . . R. Snoop, Tall blondt ont is hunting . . . R. KELLY, Roller skating fan . . . ot our newcomers . . . P. ESALIIIN x, ll s mist 1 fun lover . . . class pest . . . B. GROFT, Quiet . . . . . . hails from Grafton . . . Roxxllx Buck plays football and basketball . . . E. STROINI, Tall , . drives a car . . . Hi-Y and l ltlll IUNIORS 107 Row 1, D. Bollinger, N. Wlilkinson, V Swasy, R. A. Molnko, D. Dunmire, C. Laney, L. A. Ankney, E. Hess. Row 2, H. 0'Neil, E. Carmo, P. Culbertson, T. Duttner, E. Mazzoni, P. L. Patterson D. Asper. Row 3, V. Morenim, M. Smith, R. Starry, W. Long, D. Shirey, C. Yvooclruff, R. Kelly. Row 4, B. Croft, E. Stroini, O. Cunklemnn, R. Shoop, P. Fsaehina, G. Rowley. IUNIORS 109 Rnw l, T. Doreza. M. Cameron, D. Delcoco G. Cribbs, G. Gormley, I. Bolen, B. L Petrarca, H. Scuecimarra. Row 2, T. Nlclntyre, K. Deyakovic, D. Vatter. M. l. Bergman, N. Ferguson, G, Butler, A. McClz-llend, F. Speedy Row 3, B. Heller, B. Yvilliams, I. Donahue, R. Locati, N. Petrovick, T. Clement, E. Kenyon, H. Stiles, M, L. Clark. Row 4, R. Dettorre, H. Iellison, Gibson F. Rnmasro, E. St. Clair, Yedinak, G Mclntire, P Fleming. , p wmovs IN EVERY DAY LIFE Remember the llnrvcst llup? Arcnyl our Iuniors ilu- lAEiltiI1gCSt,, Puoplc? It must bu Funnyf Some WOT . Some Play l l ll l'l l Il ' ' ' ' . . . mann . . . wc uct . . . . lI1.LLIS.0?x, Dons T. IJURICZA, A'Tcssic . . . small . . . worlis in rcstau- iiiil U U U iwsly U U U lives on ii llii-iii U U U GIBSUNU Um ---A X l- Cfwllflwx- Qllivl ' - - U lU5'S lull - - - A liarnicr . . . lilies gum . . . hclongs to F.F.A. . . . always chu-wing . . . D. DiiI.foC0, Small, hut miglity FU lQOiiiA5u,U Pi,i,C U U U iiiiicl U U U Siiilii iciilici- - - - WUVIW ill B1'iHi'S - - - G- CRmU5f HlU'V.Vn - - - . . . E. ST. CLAIR, RcQlH . . . alwavs in trouhlc lvlarlc hair . . . lilws to writclcttcrs . . . CLCURMLI-1Y, U U U willy U U U Yi.iiiiNiiiiU 'l'iill U U Umiiilcs llic l,iiS HfiXYL'l'lU . . . lilccs to tlanuc anal writc lcttcrs . . . U U U qiiicll U U U GU ylflxrifiiiih Xviiulil lilw li, SCC I- BUIIVN- HRl Wl'H - - - Slwfl - - - full Oli film - - - Virginia . . . works at Esso . . . P. Fl.l-ZMING, Pat l l'illllC'?'?'? . . . li. l.. PI-1'I'l2.xl2C.x. llails from Dlichigan U U U plays liiiillmll U U U lilies iii-ls . . . lilu-s sailors . . . ll.ScL'vc1m.xim,x, Soda icrlcur 1 5 . . . plays in tht- hanal . . . T. fXlCIN'1'lRlf, Thelma Y , 7 . . ncat . . . always having lun . . . K. Dliipt- IQUYIC, Kath . . . lilccs to roller sliatc . . . Rosc's V. BLCH, Billie . . . chorus l'11CI11llCl' . . . lover ot' pal , . . D. V.x'l l'liR, Dot . . . tallxatiu' . . . coll- clogs . . . ll. ALLISON, Short . . . lilics txoothall . . . cuts post farcls . . . Dt. Bl-IIiGM.xN, 'tlicrgicn . . . ancl othcr sports . . . B. AlL'Ill, Lilccs to skate: aspirus to Llancing anal slfating . . . N. Fl-IIQQQLSUN, . . . movic than . . . D. BOGDANSKI, lxlcinhcr ot' Ft-rgic . . . sliating' lan . . . lilccs to clancc . . . F.F.A .... collccts activitics . . . lf. KI'l'ZMII.l.l-IR, fi. l3L I'1.I-ill, Lilws to slcatc . . . Strcalnlinc CllStUl1lL'l' F.F.A. mcmhcr . . . lilics to Llrivc his cal' . . . . . . A. .Nlt'Cl.liI.l.l'1N, Hpatn . . . auanlcmic stuclcnt lf. llllilitl, Small, hlonnl . . . shop stuclcnt . . , . . . twuturc surgcon . . . F. Sl'1C1ilJY, Slush . . . A. Iloizx, Small . . . quiet . . . lilies to hc with rt-cl hair . . . rinlcs tht- l'us . . , B. llICl.l.1-ZR, Plays Hlohnu . . . R.KL'N1a1.ic,Ta!l . . . straight hair . . . piano , . . l11Cl'l1llL'I' ot' llilcing Cluh . . . chorus . . . Ulson's pal . . . F. NlJSiXl., Shop stuclcnt . . . cvcijv- B. XVIl.l.I.XM5, Lilics tht- navy . . . F.B.L.1X. incinhci' onc's pcst . . . A. OLSON, Bus stuclcnt . . . small . . . ll. UoN,xl1L'li, Hsu . . . has straight hair . . . hut mighty . . . D. S'I'Rl'IAMS, Farmer . . . stuclcnt lilcus to hunt . . . T. I.cJc'A'l'I, Sang . . . gf.-nural tcachcrs pcst . . . E. K1-ILON, Truck nlrivcr . . . coursc . . . will hc a marinu pilot . . . T. CLI-iMliN'l', Sl7llKlLlCl'vS siclc lcicli . . . R. Zl5'I l'A, Comes from Orclit-stra . . . hancl . . . lilxcs to hu with lk-,gn lohnstown . . . lilics to sliatu . . . B.Cunius, Cril1- . . . lf. K.tXY.tN,Quiut . . . small . . . hatcstostuclx' hiv . . . prclwcrs hlonclcs . . . Llrivcs a car . . . E. . . . ll. S'l'Il.liS, fxlciiihcr ol Tri-lli-Y . . . lilies to SIIICICSI.EY, llails from Twp . . . wants to hu a sailor laugh . . . M. L. CLA1114, Blciiilicr ol l7.l5.l...-X .... . . . E. Sill-ZICSLIQY, Tall . . cnrlv hair . . . uomcs hanml I1lL'l1ll3L'l' . . . R. DI'Q'I4'l't7IilRl4l, Plays in orulicstra from Twp. lunior liw in Action Vtlc Back tht- Attack Bliss Aspcr, I. Pclrnriu, II. Bumll, SUPHOMURFS 204 Ruw I, M. Nuvnk, NI. A. Iirrgnmn, 'nmplu-ll, D. Cummings, II. Unlwlll, ll. M. I'il'1-r, I . Shit-Iqls, P. Ut-lstuli. Rnw 2, Nluir, fulnplwll, II. Critwr II. Iiarr, P. XVmlmfuln1m, I. VHFZIH C Qvvtkmn-ii-In, l'. Ilill. Rzaw 3, C. Nlmrlw, R. I,ml-Iva, II. Ifnirlcy XV. Slnglv, IV. Ivillinlus, R, fuluplin' K. llulu-r, R. Fnlnwr. Ruw 4, G. Slim-rcnw, I. IVliih-. R, IM'- Uruttr-ln, R. If-lmstnn, I,. It-ni, R. I'nu'll. If, Klingvnsmitli, A. Cnrusu. SUPIIUMURICS Illlh Row I, If. Ih'lrumlru, I,. lim-Furs, Pnniulr, 151, Gill--n, II. l.ilu-mzuml, Il firunllulinu, R. Pnwvll, C. ixlilsvslui, V XVirI1, Il Ili-mlvremi, Rum 2, I,. Iintlvr, C. llmlvr, Il. l.ilvul1g1uml '. In-tlrivs, NI. U'NvEl, I,. XVilsnn, ll, fnirlvy, II. I. Nrlmrcn, II. li. Ilcrnini. Row 3, Il. lfrilrlm, Y Full-mm-r, I.. Iiurtim- ini, R. Hurkcy, II, Slmlll-l', I. Spiaggi ,. I'n!q-rsmi, Row 4, I Dmulvli, D. llc-nigin, F,S1-ifmli I'. Stnfltmilln-r, C, Dixon, K. WK-illcll. I iumlm, II, Niplws, YV. Innes, T. Ilclunnxlrn. ll, I ll. .Pnvcll I' Gt-lstun Sophomore Swing Tht- past -vcar has lwcn unc ut' uutstamling acliiuvclncnt for tlic soplimnnru class. 'lilic officers clioscn lay tlic class posscsscml initiative anal alrilit-v. Iolin Pctrarca was clcctccl prcsinlcnt, Regis Paw-ll, vice-prcsiclcnt, Patty Lon Ct-lstun, sccrctary, anal Bud Bo.-ncli, trcasurcr. Our capalmlc annl liclplwul atlvisor was ixliss Aspcr. Uur class was promincnt in its purcliasc nl war lmmls anal stamps. It wurlcctl liarcl cluring salvage clrivcs witli cvcryom- co-operating. Tlic great cvcnt ot the yuan' was tllc annual Soplimnorc Ilop, wliicli was liclml on April l3. The music was furnislicnl liy tht- i'VIoonliglit Scrcnaclcrs. A great Llcal ol, co-operation anal planning on tlic part of the class maclc this unclcrtalcing tlic success that it provcml to lic. In aclalition to a clrivc on nlucs, tllc class llclcl a skating party on Nlarcli fl. The Soplfzomores . . . HALF OTES Yve were well represented in sports. ln football Regis Pavell, lohn Petrarca and loe Sansonetti made the squad. During basketball season we cheered for lohn Petrarca, Richard Wladdle, and Ioe Bench ofthe Varsity. Ed Mill- er, Harvey Haydon, Fred Cecchi, and Vtlalter Slagle played on the lay Vee team. Their aliility proved that they will soon be on the varsity squad. Shirley Campbell, Dorothy Grumbling and Gene Mccrady were cheer leaders. Our niemliers in the chorus included Betty Barr, Laverna Bennett, Shirley Campbell, Eileen Carney, Harry Fairley, Mary lane Ferraro, Eleanor Molnar, Bill Nippes, Sue Shields, Hilda Smith, Lucille Vtlilson, Lois Gerard, Lillian Hammil, Herbert Hanna, Rita Iellison, Betty Mihalyov, and Iohn Molitei'ne. Our musicians in the hand were Charles Moore, Iohn Moliterne, Ruth Faith, Yvilliam Willianis, Ioan Bennett, Louis lezzi, George Shacreaw, Iames Tomb, William Pontius, Francis Petrarca, and Lucille Butler. In gym the girls tried to learn physical skills which would make them equal to the seniors. First they practiced outdoor baseball. As the weather changed, they were introduced to calisthentics. Later they enjoyed dancing, tumbling, volley hall, and recreational games. The special feature of the year was the volley ball tournaments. Wle didn't pass up such good times as were made possible at the Holly Hop and the Shamrock Sliutlllef' Wle have worked hard this year. Uur reward will be our return to school as Iolly Iuniorsf' SOPIIUMORES 203 Row l, ll. Doreza, Frattura, B. Palmer, N. Palmer, M. Baker, A. Loring, H. Smith, B. Milialyov. Row 2, B. Henry, R. lellison, R. Faith, E. Carney, L. Ioncs, l.. Bennett, D. Olson, B. Santarelli, T. Gibson. Row 3, B. Smith, M. Strayer, E. Molnnr, D. Forsha, R. Varatta, Waddle, A. De Bias:-. Row 4, Moliterne, V. Mcconnaugliey, D. Dunlap, YV. Gunter, Sandberg, NN. McBurney, l.. Henigin, Bench, I. Pr-trarva, ll. Hanna, D. Auen, SUPHOMORES 207 Row l, l.. Helman, S. Shields, L. llammil, JK. Smith, C. Belash, R. Schrader, M. llorrell, V. Hassenpllug, C. Krifller. Row 2, L, Tyger, C. Flowers, M. Pohuski, M. A. Gastrm, M. Crago, A. Matnsin, I. Bennett, M. I, Ferraro, M. D'Attilio. Row 3, G. McCrady, T. Nastase, A. Recd, F. Sowers, R. Wladrlle, B. Grnter, F. Nixon, B. Ferguson, M. XViand. Row 4, H. Haydon, F. Cecrhi, B. Pontius, I. Sansonetti, M Bruzsln, C. Graff, C. Calalmrcsc. 9tn GRADE lllf- N Zlll Row I, S. Griflitli, R. Miller, U. Pct-fares H, llobart, Ulson, S. Dunlap, B. Keller W. MrAlee. Row 2, G. Bailey, Noble, S. Yvest, A. mvinrmli, I. .l3ieli, R. Tedes--hi, R. Tirdel, . Ruggeri. Row 5, l,. lolinsun, P. Mm-llmvll, ll. M. Clnrli, C. M. George, M. Laney, D. W'ird- zelc, lf. Iohnson, B, Dixon C. M. George. Row 4, C. Constanlino, E. Calnbrexc, C. Culbertson, N. Ruger, P. Mixture, C. Devinney, I. Grofl, G. Mrcombs, l. Gilmore. l ,,,,-. l Oth GRADE Row I, Hohlen, V. Cresantn, M, Dettorre V. Allemns, V. Ferraro, P. Uliver, I Knnyan, lf. Longneelxer. Row 2, P. Pender, ll. Rowley, B. Hoover, l. Smith, M. Wins'hL'll, l,. Mrellltxi, D. Innes, C. Dem:-try, I. Mngownn. Row 3, D. Innes, B. l.. Shaffer, A. llenigin, S. Randolph, B. Mmlflellen, P. McKee, F. Speedy, l , Urban, S. Davis, R. Farina. J Row 4, B. Gamble, R. Vance, M. Vladick, R. Citeroni, R. Cooper, G. Wienell, Grnmbling, E. Curnuw, I. Nerone, L. liuelisinger. Row 5, G. Barron, P. Prolz, B. Streeter, ll. Graff. The Freshmen .... QUARTER OTES . It was fun being a freshman this year, and enjoying more rights of the upper-classmen. We are proud of our 159 members and of their achievements. Those first few days in September were full of excitement, with students getting lost and walking into the wrong rooms. Nlost of us agreed that algebra class with its negatives, positives, and equations was the most depressing period of the day. English seemed to be the best-liked subject. Despite these handicaps, quite a few names appeared on the honor roll during the first semester. Those whose averages were all 90'Z, or over were Louise Ellen Iohnson, Nlarilyn Keil, Ioan Noble, Victor Sandberg, and Frances Urban. With all the hard work we didn't forget out- side activities. Our chorus members included Gwendolyn Bailey, Verta Mae Beard, Lois Bench, Vilma Bertoncine, Mary Dettorre, Doro- thy Petrarca, Beatrice Dorazio, Phyllis Fails 54 Ioan Noble, Peggy Pender, Sara Randolph, Dolores Rowley, Grace Wadding, Sally Wlest, Betty Hoover, Francis Ioyce, Betty Keller, Ethel Longneclcer, Iulia Nlagowan and Ruth Miller. Gui' musicians in the band were Leonard Luchsinger, Bob Vance, Gail Wleinell, Nlarilyn Keil, Ralph Nlaskrey, Robert Streeter, YN. A, Reed, Bob Dunlap, lohn Campbell, Percy Moore, Paul McKee, Gail Nlccombs, Clayton Culbertson, Bob lVlcClellen, and lohn Yelenic. We are proud of Bob Mcclellen who helped the lVloonlight Serenadersn with his swell drumm- ing. Activities representatives were Beatrice Dora- zio, Vivien Kin, Sally West, lack Luchsinger, and Genevieve Stopa. ln basketball we all cheered hard for lay Grumbling, who played some outstanding games on the varsity squad. On the lay Vee team f Freshman Flats were lim Grolit, Bob Streeter, Everett Pesci, Holm Aliller, and Bob Dunlap. The mat-men were Charles Constantino, Robert Delcoco, anal Victor DeRubis. The freshman home room 205 came out on top in the war homl drive anal proudly clisplaxvecl a large llag in the room. The English classes in charge of Nliss Gillingham helcl a chapel program which was enjoyed very much. Room 106 was a lively home room with lim Gilmore, Neal Rager, Pere-v Nloore, and Anita Spiarmli helping it along. Frances Urban and Frances Smith, both new this year, were a steacltv twosome, and Gwenie Bailey, Ioan Noble, anal lfleanor Alazzoni were seen together almost all the time. Xve are all anxious to come back next -vear as sophomores and really be able to consider ourselves upperclassmen. fill: GRADE 202 K CAFE Row l, T. llownrnl, R, lk-Grllttnln, R. Gnlvelli, M. Clilltorirll, C. Bolen, G. Hush, G. Lihengouml, G, Smitll. Row 2, L. llillinrsl. F. Avlamvhilc, V. Kim, G. Myers, M. lluslon, C. Cnllin, U, Hehenthnl. Row 5, F. Joyce, ll. Olechnveslci, P. Berglnan, G, Hutchison, G, Slopu, A. Stuchel, D, Hoclu'nlmerry. Row 4, XV. Clnwson, F, lWlrGownn, I Clark, E. Philips. l. Henry, G. lWcGouan. Row 5, IC, Yoselmk, I, Friend, I . Clmpla, A. Ustack, l. Holmes, C. Fisher, lf, Smiln, P. Vresilovic, E. Ruger. 'Jth GRADE 20.3 Row I, S. Clift, lf. Staneonih, N. Nesliuh, I. Spicker, D, Grgnlon, S. Gimllesherger, P, Harvey, G, Irlies, P. Fails, A. Nvillinms. Row 2, V. Bertoneini, XVilson, M, Baran, N. Sehrack, D. Neslieh, G. YVncl1ling M.. Kr-il, R. Mormoni, E. Mnzzoni, I. U' Nell. Row 3, B. Dunlap, XV. A. Reeil, V. M. Beard, M. Smith, F. Smith, li. Bench, B. Dornzio, P. Pohuski. Row 4, B. l7elC0co, Piper, E. Pesci R. Maslarey, V. Snncllverg, H, Parks H, Fluke, Yelenie, E. Nliller. E. Pesci, C. lfishcr, NV. lWrAlee, C. Lil-V engoud, C. Constnnlino, Grumhling, I R I R I R1 Nth GILXIIIC DHS Row I, A. Ilun--mls, BI. 5IunwImII, I,. 'Nlc0vrS, If. SImIwIIn, :NI I, Stuart, III. I. XViIIcinQun, I . R-wvutImI, Ii. Sluuis.-i.n. I. I'nniAIv, II. IYnrI1-I. Row 2, Il. 'I'1'uxnI, I., SIu-IIII-r, II. Krllzvr, II, SOI1vcIa, III-IIa-r, C. IYnugzu1mn lWIilrhcII, If, llmnllin. Ruw 5, II. Ncw, I. Rnhiusun, IT. f5Ir.IILvc, R. Gul'lnIcy, III. XYIIIiux1uml, I5, INIusI.r1-3, II. IxIrCIcIIcn, I,. IV:xsl1Inglm1, I. III-CUNI5. HIII UILXIIIC ZION Rnw I, I, IImvIIlngn'r, I. IIcurnI. I, Iiqmxltu, G. Uumhic, Lf Iliu-n, If I rultHni, 51. I, l'rmxI'm'4I. I,. Coll:-gl-. Row 2, I.. I':xl'wIm, 3. :IluIurxnn, I, I'nsIu'r, N. Ilnvirs, I, Cunnningx, I.. Umm-rmu, Y Clark, II. I5x'l'g1lsmx, R. Dix-nu. Row 3, A. IIurnI, IV Cul'1nnus,II' I'lInunIw, R. I5nIl1u'n, II. Ifnrslxn, II, lh-In-r, I, GnrlnIvy, II, fzlrlwy. II. Ilivun Rnw 4, IV. l'Icnwlll, XY. IIHVII, I. GI-mr. If. Sirvvvw, I5nIcwumIr-x, I. KIVIIIII-, II, 'X Uvnrgc, I.. UugIiuIum, IV. .IrCI--III-11. 7IIlfIR.XIII'11fII R1-w I, If llull, 'If IL-II'riL-N, I'. Ilnrt, I I3usnIIv, G. IIJIII, N. Ilnw, I. VIII-I, Ii IIusscnpIIug. Row P, I. lfluk.-, I, Ilmw-1-1. I. I3nrIaIu5 I . Inlnus, S. Gvuunu, III. I. ITnIv:a:umIrn I,. llu-'Im'-v, Ii. IIorIumI. R-vw 3, IS. Ilurn, H K1EuulIg-xlmrgur. L' IMIIRI11, 'If Hrmxn, IH. Ilux-ics, 0, Curtis Ii. Ih- I3. Lum! rlnml, A fmwlm1Iilm, II. .Im-n uIwII, I5 Ifvruusml, Ruw 4, R, CnIu's, K. fmnmr, If. IInvu2cIn'y R. II1-nm-H, II. Ihnix, V, Ucuruv, II. Ik' xinny, I. II1-vgmnn, If, Ilnlwr. Ruw T1I1GR.'XIII'f1lIl1 I, G. I5Iurliu, ' 'N I' ' - , . I II Lul1mII N Slaglc. IT. I5'IcCrmIy, N Pnntiux, Ii S .url Il, IVIn'IIllrnuy. uw 2, II. Ilornn, I., K--llvr, II. Rmwlmrmlgll 'X I C. Wmldlu, QI. Kirklfuu, C. Slih-3, U IVHSII D. R YW' P. R ingtnn, I. Shrix vx' nw 3, IIIIIIL-r. ll SI1-MI, If. Sirncim IngIcr, IT. M-'IIun, 4, R, IVImlrul', R Kurr, N IYurIc unIisI1, V. Sluuiwia. .I. XVIII-y, K Piper. imioif High Highlights Hu llwlllv Hop Rcmcnllmcr? Czxughi in the Act wk RL-ports arc Duc llanrryfzllul Dick TI'1lC.X' An Easy QLlcslio1l'? 57 Sophomore Sidelights f Fznllmiliul' SCCIIL' BL-lwccn Clzlsscs Bud IBUHCII isxfi taking :my LiIlilllCCN 'lynn cam lim- us clxuaxply as um Strilcu! 38 W L, IRL! 52, i 3 iii f '? 5 QM H Mwfm, ., V H A va 6 'ii' Y .M , A : Q .F-All EQ fr . 7 '-Y' EQ: ln? gr X 'Q ISI 772 IQ' Iwi Aww' PUBLICATIONS MUSIC IJ RAMATICS ORGAN IZ.IYI'IC DNS CLUBS STUDENT GOVT. Publications Him' Loi' Wlnilezlz, Maxine llosicii LUISfiIl.l.INl1liAM.JUAN SMITH The Blain' Now that the BLAIRE is in the hands of the student body, the Blaire Statl' can look back with a chuckle upon the things that were decided worries a few months before. With the coming of the dummy the work began, to fill the empty spaces with pictures and words that should illustrate school life at its best. The statt, with Mazie Hosack, editor, Nlary Lou Wlitmer, associate editor, and Miss Nlicio, advisor, set them- selves to the assignment. This involved handing out assignments, photography, picture identitication, and typing of copy. Art editor and sports editors were respectively Vivian Rosenthal, Ottavio Frattini, and Ioanne Grumbling. Lois Gillingham was re- sponsible for the senior write-ups and Crissie Rook turned out the faculty write-ups. The iunior repre- sentatives, Nora Wilkixiscxn and Lois Ann Ankney, have rightfully made for themselves a place on next year's stall. Advertising was in charge of Bob Robinson and Bill Shick, and Philomena Dettorre handled finances. The balance of the stall' worked equally well and earnestly to produce a well-organized book. Blau'-Hi News Are the stories in? Have the dummys been handed in to be typed? How many more pages are there to run oft? These are some ot' the many questions you hear back and forth before an issue ot' the Blair- lli-News is distributed. With the help of Ioan Smith, editor: Lois Gilling- ham, associate-editorg and lVlisses Rodgers and Garlow, advisors, the Blair-Hi-News was given out bi-weekly. Seven hundred copies are sent to service men in the United States and overseas. lVlost of these boys are graduates or were at one time students of Blairsville High. Former faculty members are also included. Miss Rodgers gave a Christmas Party tor the staff. This party was spent answering the letters of the servicemen who had written to the stall. An annual banquet was held at the end of the year. At the beginning of the school year the stall' voted on the goals of the Blair-Hi-News. They are: 1. To be the voice of the entire student body. 2. To further the war effort. 5. To create a common interest among students, faculty, parents and alumni. -1. To promote better school spirit. 42 IXLAI RF Stall' Run' I, IW. IIuSm'lc, N. Yvlllclnson, IVI, Ilrulv, V. Rum-nllml, IJ. llurlienluerry, Row 2, C. Rouli, DI. I.. Yvifmvr, I.. A. .Milam-y, I'. lVIuurlxL-ml, P. Dcltorrc. Run 3. Bliss Nliciu, I.. Giillnglmm, I. Urumlmllng, ANI. I.. Fmwlm, Rum -I, S. Pnlmcr, B. Shi--Ia, U. Ifmtlini, IB. Rnl-hmmm. Illuiru-Ili Nm-vs Wall' V. Rwwullml, I. Urumlxllng, I. Slnllll, I.. Gillinglmm, l'. IL-tlurrc, A. Iflulniniu, l'. Grulmm, Y. Ilurpuc, I.. l'ulL-lwun, Pm. I.. Cult-, Bliss R-ulgurs. BIAIRIC AIDICS IUURNALISIVI fllfm1.' I., llun-rn, Y. Ilnupt, I. lllnugunmn, lf. IVInlnzu', IT. Strung, Il. ll.,--xl-1-, U. XVxulmlingg, fl. liutlcr, I.. liutlur, I.. Iulmslm, R. Ixlillcr. Row 1: If.Halest, A.FImnInu,I.SmifI1,P.GraI1n1n. Sl.1mll1ll14 I. filrwlaxmlflijxg, C. Fislu-r, If, Ragur, XV. Slaglu, DI. Murslmll, Row 2: V. Rosenthal, V Burpcc, Miss Rodgers, R. Bcnrml, I.. Gilling S. Ibn-ws, A. Smxtlx, K, XVumIruIl'. l1am,I.Grumbling, P. ClIIcla. Strike U The Music HAND Row I, 'I'v-mIr, II. Ilurvuy, I. Smith, l'. Urnhnln, HI. Gninhlc, A. Spiurmli, I. Il. Campbell. Row Q, II. Hari, If. IIussL-npflug, II. Srm'vinmrl'u, fi. S4Ilrn'nw, Il. Ilnvirs, NI. NN'illininson, I . III-lrarfn, XV, XVilIimns, I. Ilrown, III. Clcxlwlds. Row 3, I.. Iiullcr, I'. ML-Ku-, C. l5IrCoinIis, N IVnl'Iv.-I, Y--In-niv, R. Dunlap, Cumul- ings, S. Ilnvivs, Ii, Ilurr, I. 'I'uuIih-r. Row 4, II Vnnrv, I.. I,m-hwinger, B. M-'- flm-llmul, C. Cullwrlson, IS. I.imIsx'y. I. Ik-liluvll, P. Chi.-k, WI. Kr-il, I. I5urkIcy, Row 5, II. Ifluiw, I , Ifuirlcy, I., Iczvi, II. lN1ooru, R. IVIuskrz-y, R. Stu-ch-l', 'I'. Iii-rn, II. Ifuirlvy. Row h, ll. Ioycr, C. IVIiIIcr, R. Faith, IJ I uirln-y, C. Nloorv, I. IVIoIih-rnc, H. Sunsom-Hi, Ii, Pontius, G. XVe'im-ll, C, Rook. BZ! DLI Yvilh thc hlow of a whistle, thc lwirling of a halon, and a roll of the drums the hand was on its way clown the Street. XVIWIIIUI' il was a Iioothall gains or a paracIc thc hand was always on the gioh. Thcy lravclcnl io the only game played away ai Incliana. The spring concert, which consislcd of a coinhinaiion of the band and chorus was clivinlcd into iivc paris. Par! I was in the hands of thc hand, and lcd Irv scnior sludcnl connluciors Fluke, Ficca, Fairlcy, and IIanna the concert Iwcgan. parl II, sacrcml music hy the chorus was apprccialcci by all. The oulsiancling nuinhcr was the CrusacIcrs' II.vn1n in which the chorus was accom- panied by the hand. Paris III and IV wcrc given lo thc hand and chorus rcspcctivcly and in Part Y the two groups again comhincml for the Finalu. Tony Ficca was votcnl thu most oulslanaling scnior, the Ilardcsl worker, the most co-operalivc and the host musician in the hand. Sharing his honors was Ifugcnc Hanna as the best-Iikccl mcmbcr. i i' 1' 'A' i' i' t 'k i' i' 'A' 'A' 'k 'A' if t 'A' 'k 44 Sweet and Low CHORUS B. Keller, B. Nlihalyov. l.. Halnmil, ll Smith, R. Hobart, N. YVilkinson, U Bollinger. Row 2. B. Stray:-r, Yvaugmnan, I Magowan, V. M. Beard, l,. Gerard, Il Yates, L. Bush, R. Milll'r, Nolvle, G Bailey. Row 3, D. Rowley, B. llouver, T. Minarcik I. 0'Neil. Row 4, M. Hosauk, M. l.. Forslm, D1 Bergman, V. Bueo, B. Burr, P. Gelstun B. Heller, L. Bennett, E. Longnerker, R Taylor, P. Lovetie. Row 5, D. Burl-dey, M. l.. Yvitmer, B Duramio, S. YVest, l.. Bench, R. lellisun S. Shields, P. Oliver, G. Whdiling, l, Yvilson. Row 6. S. fampluull, H. Fnirlvy, B. Fluke 51. Uetlurre. V. Br-rluncine, ll. Pelrnrnn P. Pender, F. layer, D. lnyre. Cl'10I'llS The chorus met this year everyday second period under the direction of Harold Zener. The first program puton by the Choruswasthe Christmas candlelight service. The operetta Ieanie was the next program presented by the chorus and was a great success. Chorus members who were voted the most outstanding are as follows: hlost willing to co-operate, Peg Chick and Ralph Beard. Nieest voices, loanne Grumbling and Ralph Beard. New members who work the hardest, Doris Yates and Ioanne Noble. Enioy chorus most, Mazie Hosack and Nora Yvillxinson. Members liked by all, Peg Chick and Bob Robinson. The chorus and band combined to present the annual spring concert. Menibers of the chorus, band and orchestra were selected to attend the All-County Mlisie Festival at lndiana State Teachers College. Blairsville was well represented with the twenty members who attended. 45 Row l, E. lekes, H. Stasio, B. Amend. hen Good Fellows Get Together Hi-Y Beginning with a rip-roaring partlv to initiate the newllv electecl memlners, the Ili-Y, a prominent lmo-v's organization of Blairsville lligh School, startecl their clulm -vear oll' right. The Ili-Y, uncler the leaclership of Mr. Ioseph Le- Donne, inclustrial arts instructor, strives to promote these four icleals of the organization: clean speech, clean sportsmanship, elean scholarship, antl clean living. The activities of the organization inclucletl a joint meeting with the Tri-lli-Y heltl in the form of a turkey clinner at the Unitecl Preslmyterian Church on Novemlmer I8. rlwllk' spealcer for the evening was lVlr. Everett, the alirector ofthe Y.lVl.C.A. in lncliana. To conclucle the evening a mlance was helcl at the Recreation Center. Un Felmruarlv 23, a lrenetit clance for the Ili-Y treasurlv was helil in the high school gymnasium. Nlusie was linrnisheml li-v the lVloonlight Serenaclersn ancl a gooll time was hall lmlv the large crowtl who attemletl. Une ol' the spring activities of the clulm was a trip to lncliana to olliciate at the imluction of the newltv-installetl Ili-Y chapter of lncliana lligh School. Hi-Y Row 1, T. Fiera, A. Gilwson. B. Bran linger, l'. Fleming, ll. Amlerson. libs Row 2, R. Downey, ll. Dixon, ll. Cri R 1.51:-ini, I. Delcoru, lf. Kelon, ll. Shirt-y E. St. Clair, lf. Nlazzoni, R. Starry, Il Wlilliums, B. Rolxinson. Row 3, T. Cummings, A, Nhireozzi, D Campbell, G. IVlelnti1'e, R. Detlorre T. Dulliner, R. Dixon, P. Ferraro, P Cnllnertson, B. Steeves, ll. XVinehcll Row 4, R. Kelly, B. Storlulnle, ll. Bennett N. Cornell, B. Gibson li. Yvalters, If F Romnseo, I, Rowley, l. hlarsllnll, C Nliller, S. llill, lf. lfrl-, T. Clement, G 4 Rowley, if. sims.-. OFFICERS 111-mzlfmzl ....,... Dtxxxic ANITICRSUX I'ff'e-I'1'e.rr'11'w1I ,,...... PAT l?l.I'IMINt9 tS't'r'.1f.-YM: .-'. ..... l hex l51z,xN'i'1.1No1cu Clnzplafrz. . . . . .Aoi-:xl-1 Cmsox ilzfvzlmr ..,, . . .MIL l4I'llJUNNlC It 'A' 'A' 'A' 'A' i' i' 'A' 'k t i' i' i' i' i' 'k i 'A' -16 t i' 'k i' 'I' i' i' k Sociability Tri-Hi-Y Each year new members are selected and admitted to the membership of the Tri-Hi-Y. The girls have to go through the traditional initiation exercises to become a full-fledged member of the club. The club meets on the second Tuesday of every month, and the meetings are guided by its president, Julia Wagamzin, and sponsor, Miss Mary lane Asper. Follow the Gleamf' their motto, stands for all-round development of its members in body, mind, and spirit. It serves these three main training agencies: home, school, and church. The Tri-Hi-Y packed boxes for the Iunior Red Cross to be sent to the needy children in foreign countries in Europe. Small and useful articles were put into these boxes such as barrettes, wash clothes and small toys. Some of our less fortunate children of the community were cheered by a Christmas party the club gave for them. The social activities of these girls were many during the year. They had a banquet combined with the Hi-Y and an old-fashioned hay ride, which the girls enjoyed immensely. A bake sale and a mother-daughter banquet brought to a close the Tri-Hi-Y's very successful year. i' i' 'A' 'A' 'k i' i' i' 'A' i' i' OFFICERS Preddwzl .... Vl'l'!'-IJl'L'J'l'dCIIf. . . Svr1'rl111j1f ...., Zil'ClIJ'llI'l.'l'. , . , Afdvziror. . . . IUMA WAL'oAM.xN .NANCY Frznousox ..Lo1s G11.1.1xn:1l.m TVTILDRED l31e1zc:.u,xx ...Miss Aswan Tri-Hi-Y Row 1, H. Stile, T. Constantine, V, Pezzi, A. Pesci. Row 2, B. Amend, Wnugaman, I. Smith, P. Graham, D. Strong, D. Yates, M. I. Ferraro. Row 3, Miss Asper, B. L. Petrarca, E. Steeves, L. Gillingnam, I. Grumbling, M. Gould, G. Fnrsha, M. Hosack, D. Cribbs. Row 4, P. Lnvette, R. Taylor, B. Mihalyov, N. Ferguson, D. Grumbling, P. Chick, M. L. Forsha, D. Valtcr, B. I. Mcclaren. Row 5, V. Haupt, C. Waclcling, M. Gamble, E. Balest, S. Campbell, I. Bnlen, D. Forsha, P. Waugnman, L. A. Ankncy, M. Bergman, E. Hess. 'k 'k 'A' if i' 'A' i' 'I' 'k t 'A' 'A' 'k i' 'k t i' 'A' The F. F. A. 'lilie Future Farmers of America is a nation- wide organization. ln many parts ot' the United States, Cuba and Porto Rico, the F. F. A. has helped greatly in relieving the critical farm labor shortage. 'lihe liuture farmers ot' Blairsville lligh School are no exception. They have helped the larmers in the vicinity oli Blairsville very much in the past year. Under the super- vision ol' Nlr. Newman these industrious boys learn by doing and shall lie the main-stay ol' liuture America. The ollieers lior this year are: l'resident, llale llebenthalg Vice Pres., Iim .Wletionnell g Secretary, lfrnie Kitzmillerg 'l'reasur- er, Lester llogdanslcig YVatch Dog , llenry XVilliams. Latin Club The Latin Club is the largest club of its kind in the school. lt is composed ot' seniors, juniors, sophomores and freshmen. A freshman must maintain an average ot' eighty-tive percent' in order to be eligible for membership. The purpose of the club is to learn the Roman customs, their ways of living, and their language. ln order to do this, everything is carried out in true Roman style. Under the guidance ot' its president. Iulia Wlaugaman. and sponsor, Miss Turner, the Latin Club was engaged in many activities throughout the year. Among these activities was a Nlythologieal Party in October and a Saturnalia Party in November. Their outstanding social event of the year was the annual Latin Club banquet held in April. This meeting brought to a close the Latin Club's social atliairs for the term. F. F. A. E. Phillips. C. Cunkleman. Latin Club 'ldentiticalions Row l, L. Butler, P. Hill, L. Tyger, V YVielc, H. Smith, L. Gerard, H. Stasio L. Hammill, M. I. Ferrara, C. Flowers Miss Turner. Row 2, P. Lovettc, A. McClellan, L Innes, L. Bennett, I. Spiaggi, B. Milialyov D. M. Pifer, F. Shields, C. Svetlmvieh I. Bennett, S. Campbell. Row 3, Sandberg, M. L, XX'itnier, I Waugaman, E. M. Hosaelc, IW. Protz F. Petrarca, I. Muir, D. Forsha, R. Varrata D. Grumbling. Row 4, C. Rook, L. Bertoncini, V. Haupt D. Fairley, E. Mmxlnar. Row 5, M. Smith, B. Heller, I. YVorthing B. Barr, D. Criblws. L. XVilson, R. Schrader R. Faith, P. Yvaugaman, E. Carney, G Rowley. D. Henigin, C. Moore, YV. Pontius, R Loucks, I, Tomb, C. Graff. I. Molilerne Row l, D. Iones, G. Barron, lf. Kenyan D. Bogdanski, U. Streams, E. Kitzmilier I. McConnell, D. llelienthal, D, Friend Row 2, I. Clark, F. Speedy, L. Bogslanslci Row 3, Mr. Newman, B. Ferguson, D Auen, I. Gibson, R. Burkley, L. Howard U. Hoelcenberry, I. Holmes, C. Fisher Row 5, H. Hanna, I. Dowden, B. Crater, F.B.L.A . Row l, lf. lclces, ll. Doreza, P. Gvlston I. Spirnvr, S. Gindleslxerger, D. Hoelacn lnerry, E. Crawford, B. DnGruttola, l Fraltura, M. Stile, P. Moorhead, L Paterson. Row 2, B. Strayer, F. Smith, R. Mormoni D. Dallnra, B. Willinnus. Row 3, D. Clark, L. Constantino, M D'Neil, M. Crago, P. Deltorre. H. De Paula, O, Wlarhola. Row 4, M. A. Calahrese, T, Cnnslantino M. I. Bergman, B. Ruda, G. Gormley R. A. Nioloeo, B. Hoover, A. Loring, D Bernini. Row 5, M. A. Bergman, V. Hassenptlug, M.Novak, K. DcYakovic, I. Stremctsky C. Wedding, D. Wirilzek, A. Henigin, Balest, M. L. Bernini. Row ii, B. L. Cole, V. Rosenthal, B. I Houser, A. Flaminio, E. Hess, L. A. Ankney D. Strong, H. Scuccimarra, F. Speedy N. W'ilkinson. Row 7. N. Rage-r, C. Calabrese, P. McKee, M. D'Attilio, B. Santarelli, D. Yates. Row 8, I. Henry, G. McCrady, B. Fluke, T. Ficcn, F. Fairley, Miss Ghizzoni Miss Carlow, Miss Frnngoulis, M. L Forslia. An Eye For Business F. B. L. A. The Blairsville Chapter ofthe F. B. L. A. was the first one organized in Pennsylvania. In twenty-one states this club is represented. Each year the group is responsible to the national organization for a definite project. This year, under the capable leadership of Miss Elsie G. Garlow, commercial supervisor, and its president, Lois Paterson, the F. B. L. A. met a two- fold state military objective. The first was having 9072, of the students buy bonds and stamps by November 11. But IOOW was bought and the high school was awarded the 1002, flag. The F. B. L. A. also sponsored a bond drive to raise 812,000 to buy a L. C. V. P. This drive went over the top and 364,590 was the grand total when the campaign ended on December 7. With this, two L. C. V. P.'s two trainer planes, and one half track were bought. Some of the activites which helped to put the drive over were floats representing every home room in the Armistice Day parade, sale of defense stamp Corsages at the Blairsville-Derry Boro football game, and a door- to-door canvass by the members of the F. B. L. A. Tin can collections are also part of the clubs activities. They are collected the last Wednesday in every month. In the second semester, sales of bonds and stamps were pushed for the outfitting of our fighting men with clothing and full equipment. F. B. L. A. Lois Paterson ..... Pauline Moorhead. . , . , . . Eleanor Crawford. . Clyde Calabrese. . . Nlary Bergman. . Miss Garlow . . . . . .Pres. .V. Pres. . ..,. Sec'y. Reporter , .Trcas. .. .Adv. 'A' 'A' i' t 'A' if 'k 'A' 'A' i' 'k 'A' 'A' i' 'A' i' 'k 'A' 49 Bet ty Lou Cole Ron l, ll. Shotii, G. 1Vh'Crrnly, ll. Scum l. Luchsinger. Activities Activity Association Betty Lou Cole, the girl with the cheerful smile, has been quite active in this particular organization. Having served as a representative for three years, she became heacl of the association this year. During football, basketball ancl wrestling season she was tiouml in the school bank giving out tickets to each home room repre- sentative. Each Wleilnesclay activites were collected. After school Betty Lou stayecl to count money anal to balance the books. Aicling her in the Association were Niarguerite Dick, aclvisorg Anthony Fieca, school bankerg Mazie llosack, senior assistantg Betty Barr, junior assistant. Because of the increase in taxes, the weekly subscription price was raisecl to tifteen cents. At the end ofthe year, each student who was paitl up receivecl a titty-cent alis- count on the Iifazire. The Activity Association hail, for the benefit of the Association charge of selling 500 pencils. They were orange and black with the football schedule printed on each. 'A' i' 'k 'I' i t i' 'k 'A' 1' 'A' 'A' 1' 'A' 'A' i' 'k 'k 50 nmrru, V. Kim, L. Gerartl, P. Afloorneml l,. Paterson, M. I. YVilkinson. I. Cummings Row 2, M. llosack, 9. W'esl, R, Vnrrato G. Stopn, H. l,. Cole, B. Barr, H. Doruvio Row 3, B, Loults, I. Slrini, ll. Bogslanskl S. lnlmer, D. l,intner. llikirlg Lllulx Row I, ll lvilliums, I. Tnuliler, l.. Gerard, ll. Smith, l.. Hammill, M. D'Attiliu, ll. I. Santarelli, R. Faith. Row 2, M. Gamlsle, Miss Divk, H. l.. Cole, B. I. llouser, I. Yvorthing, A. Mntusin Row 3. B. Barr, lf. Molnar, D. Miller, l.. XVilson, B. lleller, V, llnupt. lmlustrial Arts Row l, N. Petrox-it k, lf. llirko, NV, Ioncs, ll. lfulmer. Ruins 2, Ycslinak, A. llirko, S. llill, Row 3, ll. Culbertson, R. Dc-ttorre, C. Miller, lf. Bruzda. Row 4, F. Nosal, I. Pease, K. Baker. Row 5, ll. Croft, lf. Slroini, P. Cllapla, I. lvhile. Hiking Club The singing and laughing one hears on occa- sional evenings after school indicates the Holly Hikers are starting on another one of their famous jaunts. The club is not organized and it is composed mostly of seniors and sophomores lead hy Miss Marguerite Dick. The girls have been on a number of interesting hikes this year. The first one was to Mc- Cormick's Bridge and another was to watch the evening airmail pick-up. Funk's Hole and Brenizer were two other destinations. Un Armistice Day, candy was sold to raise money for the clulfs BLAIRE picture. The Hiking Cluh realized theirs is a recreation which can he carried on long after the memories of school have disappeared. 1 1 if if ff if as 1- ik Industrial Arts The sounds of sawing, pounding, and running of machinerv till the halls when the liovs ot' Industrial Arts are husy turning out their pieces of workmanship. The workmen, skilled and Competent, under the guidance ot' Mr. Ioseph Le Donne learn how to make projects in wood- work, sheet metal, and cold metal. Some ofthe things turned out are desks, chairs, tables, ash trays, and corner shelves. llflr. Le Donne has formed a clulx among tht- hoys who take Industrial Arts. It is made up of the advanced students, mainly juniors and seniors. This cluh meets once a week, and thi- memhers do art metal work, jewel making, and furniture designing. The need of skilled workmanship in industry opens great opportunities for these youths of today to find a place in the industrial world of tomorrow. ff if if if -if if in if af 51 Our operetta Hleanien was presented by the chorus, under the direction of Mr. Harold Zener and the dramatic director, Miss Eleanor Rodgers. The characters portrayed were Ieanie Rawdon, a young southern girl, Joanne Grumhling, Nlanune Phyllis, servant to Ieanie, Dorothy loyceg Denis Jackson. a traveler who comes back home, also Ieanie's sweetheart, Ralph Beard, Lucifer, servant to Denis Jackson, Eugene Hanna, Rodney Crawley, treacherous cousin Frank Fairley, Mr. Poisson, Rodney's shyster lawyer, Leonard Luchsinger, Iudge Calhoun Rawdon, Ieanie's uncle, Bennett Fluke, Young men friends of Ieanie, llerbert llanna, lohn Nloliterne: Nlary, leanie's friend, lvlary l,ou Forsha, Lily, Ieanie's friend, Nora Wlilkin- son. The setting took place in front of a huge plantation house, somewhere in the southern United States. The colorful scenery and cos- tumes helped to make our operetta the delight and hig success it turned out to be. 1 ik 'A' t 'A' t ik 'A' i' i' 'k Dramatic 'k 'A' t i' 'A' i' C AST I Crumlvling, R. Beard, M. l.. Forsha, N. NVilkinson, ll. Hanna, ll. Fluke, 1. Moliterne, F. Fnirley, L. Lnchsinger, H, Hanna, D. Ioycc. HJEANIEH Our Operetta ,Iefzniv-lo,iNx1c Giwmsuxc Demir-Y RALPH Bic.-nm Stars 'k t 'A' i' 'A' 1' CA ST II. llel'iuilu, I, Urumlaling, li. l-Muenml, nl. l,. l ur-lm, R. liearil, li. lrvine, ll. .-Xnnlersnn, ll. Rnluinsnn, IW. Guulil, N, llurm-ll, C. Bliller, H. Hrunllingcr. CALL ME MIKE Our Class Play Rim' I. V. llezzi,lVl.liun1lsle, Smilli. Rum 2. P. lVluurlieml, ll. l'zilersim, ll. Camplsell, A. Pl-sri, A. Kelon, I. Sll'einn-Islay' S. Cronin, 11' 'A' t 'k 'A' 'k 'k i' i' 'A' Call lxle lxlilcef' 11 eoinerly, was pre- sented lwy llie seniors on April 5 :incl lilll. Tlie plot ccnlers zirounnl Nlilie, Rulpli Beard, ai prince in disguise, wlio unwillingly attracts tlie young lzulies of llie czisl. Nzimely, Clarzilmell, Betty Aniemlg Leila, Nlziriorie Goulal, :xml lane, Blur-V lmu Fnrsliu. Rnlpli, witli liis acquirecl accent, was supporlecl lmy Boll Roliinsnn, Dunne Anderson, :incl lane Wbrlliing ns Bull, Pai, and Ma 'l'u-vlor, Clmrles Nliller :mil lounne Grumliling as Nlr. uncl ixlrs. Baxier, and llelen Depaulu as iWlil4e's sister Antoinette. Norman Cornell pm'tru-veil one ol' ClZlI'illlCll'S suilors, Gus llzlwlcins, while Ben Branllinger unnl Bill lrvine slmrenl the role ol' Uncle Alme, ai eolnrell servant. Tlie play was nlireetell li-v nliss Turner. Ushers For llie Rolzwtx' spezxlcers, tlie class play, the operellzi, zinnl olller zilliziirs in llle l5.l l.S. ziualitorium tlie uslil-rs were lliere in eseorl everyone to lier seal. 'lllie girls were seleciecl lust year ln lzilae llie place of tlie Senior usliers all gmlluutilm lime. rllliey uslierecl ul llucezilziureule, class night, zuul all Commeneement. Tlie usliers orgznnizeal their eluli anal eleclecl Nlilclrenl Gnmlmle as llleir presimlenl. 'lllie other nllicers were ,Mleline llesei, vice presirlenlg llnrotli-v Cuniplwell, seere- till'-V, zaml lame Streineisli-V, treasurer. 'A' 'A' t i' i' i' -A' 1.9 W fgf 7 sf FOOTBALL BASKETBALL WRESTLING , GIRLS SPORTS CHEERLEADERS. Over The Goal Row 1, A. Gibson, B. lrvine, C. Milla-r, N. Cornell, B. Robinson. C. Lagoda, H. YVinn'hell, P. Fleming, lf. lfrb. Row 2, Bench, R. Pnvell, A. Nlarcozzi. l.. Benedusi, B, Stockdale, H. Wlillinms, R. Burkey, D. Anderson, I. Bruzda, R. Dettorre. Row 3, M. XNinnd, Grumlrling, I. Dowden, U. llenigin, C. Fisher, V. Sandberg, L. llenigin, I. Sausonetti, E. Cala- brew. Row 4, lf, Pesci, E. St. Clair, C. Conslantino, A. lleliiase, B, Dixon, B. Croft. Football Hit hard by last year's graduates and enlistments in the armed services, Coach Porter and Assistant Newman called for early practice. Nlore than tifty boys answered their call. Blairsville outclassed a weak New Bethlehem team to capture the inaugural game 51 to 0. The following game saw Derry Township arrive to revenge last year's upset, but with mud knee deep, they battled to a 6-6 tie. Next the Bob cats traveled to lndiana to hand them a 26-15 spanking under the lights before a record crowd of 5500. It WTF the' fifth consecutive county championship for the Blairs- Y'l C lan S- Bell Township arrived a week later in hopes of a victory, but were disappointed when the Portermen won by the tune of 2-I to 6. During the fray the cats ran roughshod over a small Pine Township squad 75-6. The substitutes were credited with playing most of the game. The Bobcats sut1l'ered their initial setback when lohnstowifs Catholic eleven tools to the air to win 12 to 7. Blairsville High closed its Grid season on Armistice Day with a 32 to 7 victory over our traditional holiday rival, Derry Boro. Blairsville won 5 lost 1, and tied 1 out ot the 7 games played. At the close of the season Ottavio Frattini was elected Honorary Captain. The squad will lose 13 players by graduation. They are: Eddie Erb, Bob Robinson, Harry Winchell, Bill Irvine, Uttavio Frattini, Eugene Hanna, Carl Lagoda, Charlie Nliller, Norman Cornell, Shorty Anderson, Hank Xvilliams, Bill Shiclc, and Ioe Bruzda. 56 BLAIRSVILLE BLAIRSVILLE. . . BLAIRSVILLE. . . BLAIRSVILLE BLAIRSVILLE BLAIRSVILLE BLAIRSVILLE TEA TEAM ! N Ra f- D Asper, E. Hess. B. Sansonetti, D G mbli g S. Campbell. G. lVlcCrarly. SEASONS SUMMARY . . . .31 NEW BETHLEHEM, . . . . . . 6 DERRY TOWNSHIP. . . , . ....26 lNDIANA...... . . . .24 BELL TOWNSHIP. . . . . . . . . .75 PINE TOWNSHIP. . .. .. . . 7 IOHNSTOWN CATHOLIC .... . . . . ....52 DERRX' BORO. .. .. Cheerleaders Ready7 Let's golu Seven voices blend into one to lead us in our school cheers. Those colorful orange and black out- fits are a familiar sight at the basketball and football games where our peppy cheerleaders are always ready to raise their voices to give a cheer for B.H.S. Our popular and energeiic cheerleaders, headed by Bob Sausonetti senior, are Dolores Asper and Eunice Hess, juniorsg Shirley Campbell, Dot Grumbling, andLQeneilVlcCrady, sopho- mores, and Ned Ragcr, freshman. .L ,LM aim 'Na- ,ur IB? K, X M ff - ., f W' L3 '+A V' ' g T ' f 1 ' 4 f 1 r f '-W M L. ' .. ., ' ff - ..,, ,, 2' .,' ' .... X. 3, 'Q ' 1 A ,,:,. . ' ' 1 '1 'e.-- .. 3 + 4 M, , . 1 W- . Q 'A '- -. , ...Y rgk., ,sf 5,- 8 -, 'ff 1 A f M , ,M . .. W, .,. . . 3--, lv .. vm ni 'W it - M, . '12, ..-g V- ' .1-gs ij A xr ' ' ' 54 ' --. .,V if eww ' f an Q 'xiii A361 I -My - I-ff -. . 1 , M415 :N lx - . 1 . . ' Q- 3 1 lie! rf ,H v, ' E' ,L Y' 5,,,'1c 'K 51 h' 'L 'bye I E. ERB C. Lmsom E. IIANNA C. LVlll.1.l-zu A. Climax W. IRVINP: ll. XVINCHELL P. Fmzmxcs O. FR,x'r'1'1x1 B. S'1'cx'1m.x1. R. ROBINSON N. Culzxl-im. 58 'k 'k i' i' 'A' i' 'A' t i' 'A' 'A' 'A' 'A' 'A' 'A' 'k 'k i' Hail To The Varsity EDDIE ERB . . . Senior . . . guard . . . lots of pep . . . specializes in pulling out . . . good defensively . . . always took a beating in the center of the line. . .played backerup on defense part of the time. BILL IRVINE . . . Senior . . . tackle . . . husky . . . hails from a farm . . . very good blocker, up tield and down field . . . excellent on pulling out and on defense. BOB ROBINSON . . . Senior . . . center . . . tirst year of varsity football . . . tall . . . good on downlield blocking . . . adepend- able to back up the line . . . handled ball well on muddy days . . . good tackler. CARL LAGODA . . . Senior . . . left end . . . quiet . . . good pass receiver . . . long ones his specialty . . . scored a touchdown against Derry Boro . . . good on defense . . . wore a nose guard to protect an old injury. HARRY WINCHELL . . . Senior . . . end . . . a pass snagger . . . our consistent punter . . . catches passes with one hand . . . scored several touchdowns . . . was bothered all sea- son with a leg injury . . . good drop kicker. EUGENE HANNA . . . Senior . . . fullback . . . largest man on the team . . . very hard hitter and bucker . . . performed a swell job backing up the line . . . always being ribbed . . . kicked off at every game and for extra points. PAT FLEMING . . . Iunior . . . tackle . . . good on defense. . .broke up many plays . . . was knocked out several times . . . was used as an end part of the season . . . played a bang up game against Derry Township. CHARLIE MILLER . . . Senior . . . half- back . . . fast downfield sprinter . . . hard hitter . . . very good passer . . . made his share of touchdowns. . .tackles very low . . . was handicapped with an ankle injury all season. OTTAVIO FRATTINI . . . Senior . . . quarterback . . . second year on varsity . . . elected honorary captain . . . spurred the team to victory after victory . . . specialized in low tackling, blocking, and pass defense . . . good passer. AGENE GIBSON . . . Iunior . . . halfback . . . fast shifty back . . . good broken field runner . . . ran 87 yards to record the longest run of the season . . . excellent tackler . . . first year on varsity . . . will return next year. BILL STOCKDALE . . . Iunior . . . tackle . . . was not a regular starter but made a per- fect substitute . . . swell shoestring tackler . . . hard to move . . .gained much experience ...will strengthen next year's squad. NORMAN CORNELL . . . Senior . . . guard . . . good blocker . . . hard to move . . always has face on ground . . . played his best game against Indiana . . .although first year on varsity, he played like a veteran. Onward To Victovy SEASONS RESULTS Bluirsvillt- ...., lllulrsvillu. .. lilmrsvlllt-. . . lilflirsvillt-. . . liluirsvillt-. , , lfluirsville. .. 'lilttirsvillt-. . , 'Blairsville . . 'Blairsvilltn . . xl1lilll'SY1llQ. . . lilnirsville. . . l3lZlll'SX'lllL'. ., liluirsvillt-, . . Bluirsvillt'. .. liluirsvillt-. . . tlllznirsville. . . Blairsville. . . ' Bl.. II'SVIllC. . . Blairsville. . . lilznirsvillu. . . lllzllrsville. . . lllanix':1villt'. . lslllll'SYlllk'.. League ganna-s 'llUlll'llJIl11L'l1l gan Avonmore. . . Bell Twp ,,.., llomer City. . lntlifma ,.... llomer City.. Derry Boro, . . Alt. Pleasant. lf. lluntington ...... Ligonier ..,. , llurst ..,.... DL'l'l'.X' Twp, . . lndlana ..,.. Avonmore. . , lJL'l'I'.V Boro. . . Nlt. PlL'!lSillll. lf. lluntington lJlg0l1lL'l' .... . l lurst ....,.. llL'l'l'-V Twp. . . Ct7llll1lt!tlt1I'k'. Commodore. Bell Twp ... llomer City. , 49 18 19 2-t 36 24 28 20 59 55 2-t 'ua 25 -15 -10 18 31 20 -W 22 20 24 58 Row 1, O Frathm, B. Bran mer, Robinson, R. Watldle, . owe. ling, A. Marconi. Row 5, B. Bench, l . Culbertson. Basketball With Porter as head coach for the second year, Blairs- ville started the season off with a bang by lacing Avon- more 65-20. This was followed by easy victory over Bell Township 48-18. The home town quintet met its stiffer opposition when the local rivals from Homer Cit and lndiana arrived but Blairsville won from botli lndiana county teams 26-19 and 52-24 respectively. The Bobcats suffered their tirst defeat in a return game with Homer City with the score 50-26. The first league encounter with Derry Boro was copped by our lads 54-24. ln meeting Mount Pleasant the Bobcats were handed its second setback 18-28. Blairsville thumped East Huntington the following week 54-20 before the league-leading Ligonier Mounties sunk the Bobcats 21-59. Hurst took the next thriller from our boys 55-52. Blairsville regained its strength by whipping Derry Township and taking Indiana and Avonmore for the second time this season. Starting the second half of the league, Derry Boro and Mount Pleasant struck hard to win two more games over the local five. 'Then reversing the situation the Bobcats took East Huntington easily, upset the much favored Ligonier 54-51 and won from Hurst 58-20. Showing greater improvement Derry Township handed the Porter men a shallacking in the following game. The last three non-league games brought Blairsville on top, twice over Commodore and once over Bell Township. Blairsville was defeated in the tirst round of the lndiana County Tourney to Homer City 29-58. The squad show a record of 15 wins and 8 losses. Three boys will be lost by graduation: Frattini Robinson, and Brantlinger 60 . ll g B l R I y Row 2, I. Petrarvn, N. Cornell, I. Grnnl v 9' S. V :gd-sex s: af ,Ji ' ff y X 1 9 Qi ff A UL M016 Sports XVI1-slling Rmv I, ll. lim-ns, C.. M.-Krmly, ll. ll.-lm.-.-, L. linlu-r. Q. L.-nw Ili:-ku. T. Cummings. ll. Stu--la-lulv. Rum I, U. Alu-ll, D. HL-mgxn, lt. Hmmm, R. l'vrgnx.mu, U. lrxm Ruw 5, Ph. D. Newman, IJ liu.lwlxlwx'x'y, lf. Y-wings. Pm Down Boys and Pm Up Girls lht- Blairsville grapplers, who macle a gootl showing against the experieneecl teams they wrestletl, won two of the nine houts seheclulecl. The seniors oli the squacl are Clarence Baker, Ben Uavis, .Xntly Hirlco, Bill Irvine, anal Norman Lxtllincll. Blairsville. . 21 Boswell. , . Blairsville ll Uaviclsville Blairsville. . . 9 Becltiorcl. . . Blairsville ll Greenshurg. , . , 26 Blairsville 7 Boswell, . . Blairsville 55 Kislii ..... Blairsville. . . 23 Kislci. , . ,. Blairsville. . . . Blairsville . . . I9 Daviclsville 3 Greensburg Bullis Eye Aspirants Asitle from the schools haskethall, foothall anal wrestling teams, a hoy at BHS has an opportunity to engage in other sports in his gym classes. Tumbling, ealisthenies, parallel hars, the high and low horizontal hars, ropes, the horse, springing hoard anal navy hall are in- elutlenl in his gymnastic course. The volley hall tournament is the main feature of the energetic BHS girl. Teams are macle up from each gracle. This year the tournament lastecl from lwareh fi to April 20. Even though volleyhall takes up most of her gym classes, there is still time for mushhall, girl's haslcethall, relays annl other sueh activities. Four Girls antl a Horse Some ol' our Volleylwall Champs loan anal Phyllis clo a Stomach Balance , H7 H1 i' 'I i' if 'Q i' 1' 'lr 'I' i' 'l' Y i i' 'I' 'I' 1' 'I liulnlulmml ns In xl ll mkur is cznuglml in ilu- 1101, Xwumsc 'lun nl' - ll Q 5 ' IJ m ll! ilu' ncxi lmutlm. Hx 'N 'HA Q I L-rc must ln' an ,. , , , 1 fu Should Old Acquamtcmce Be Forgot? S Surly liuzl-:NIC lS.xxuL:1e lI.x1e1eY Cl..Xlili S g L' XvlI,l,.XRIJ Ill-:ss SI, L' l'x 1'. .'XI,I5I-fR'1' W1-pxvl-:la Llicux Illum' S ,IL Rcmrc1z'1' l l,rmwr-:ns S 3 L' mmilrl' IJ1f'l 1'cw1em-3 S 3 'L' llrileualu' Al.1cx.xxl1 1-.RS I L t 'I 'A' 'A' i' 'k i' 'k 'A' 'A' 'A' 'k i' i t i' i' -A' if Y' '--.----v -ww 39 Y ,--L,s 'rfW - L s, CS -f' r 52 J ' fZf1Q014.lf Jff QYZW sf fs YB And Thus Ends Om Song Our Patrons . - VVhose generous cooperat A. anml P. Fooml Store Acme Nlarket Paul Atlams Nlarket Altmans Cash Feed Store Anclerson's Mezit Market Anclre Lumlmer antl Supply Company Asper's Department Store Avalli's Nlarket, Black Lick YV. L. Benz, NLD. E. ll. Bergman and Sons Blairsville News Company Boeh Floral Shoppe George Brazenski's Barber Shop Brizzi's Nut Shoppe Brown's Boot Shop ll. E. Buchman, lVlen,s Furnishings Carclellino Brothers, Dry Cleaning Centre Drug Store R. A. Clawson, Iustice ol, the Peace Conomos' Confectionery- Restaurant lfliashotns Clothing Store Farmers Supply Co. Fecleral Bakery Ferguson Funeral Ilome Ferguson's Furniture Store Charles Fielcl, Optometrist Forsha's Sport Shop E. anal D. Frattura,s Nlarket ion has helpecl us to publish a 2945 Blaire. Raymond Graff, Insurance W. T. Grant Co. Grater Department Store, Black Lick Goll'arh's Fashion Shop Heasleyts Drug Store H. R. Hosack, Wallpaxper and Paint The Hosiery Shop C. H. Hunter, Funeral Director Irwin's Gas Station Ke-irn's Dairy Store LalVlantia's Fruit Market Nlarket Street Garage G. C. Nlurphy Co. Neighborhood Gulf Dealer, Brady 81 Nlarket Pennsylvania Electric Company People's Natural Gas Company Rotella, Billiards Rotella's Repair Shop Shankis Service Station Robert Shoop, D.D.S. Bill Showers, Nlen's Clothing Streamline Nlarket Sutton-Nliller Company Travis' Department Store P. C. Xvalter, Garage Wlestmorelantl Mining Company T. C. Wlhite, D.C. Wliclman anal Teah, lnc. f:lIlll,l7ll,IIIL'l1IJ' Qf THE TYPEWRITER MEN P. T. BR1NIi BOB BRUCE 67 GO T O The Victory Lunch FOR GOOD THINGS TO EAT BLAIRSVILLI-3, PA. lie.-'I II' '1'.-'lm-' la the Claw qf '45 READ THE Blairsville Dispatch YOUR llOlVlETOW'N NEWSPAPER Pulrlzlrhed T ue.vda.11.r and I n'day.r Cunzplz'n1e1zl.r of Blairsville Concrete Products Company BLAIRSVILLE, PA. C0n1pl1'n1enf.r Qf Ideal Furniture 'l'11r: PRESTIGE QYUALITY STOREU Open li'vening.v 59 Wlest Nlarket Street BLAIRSVILLE, PA. FURNACE CLEANING AND REPAIRS WALL PAPER FURNACES BLOXVERS FILTERS BOILERS PLUMBING SUPPLIES MINNEAPOLIS HONEYNVELL CONTROLS BATHROOM FIXTURES ELECTRIC PUMPS KITCHEN EQUIPMENT SIDING SI-IINGLES KEM-TONE WALL PAINT HOME HEATING CO. Telephone 57 103-107 East Market Street Blairsville, Pa. Kelly's ESSO Station Cor. Market and Brady Streets Phone 9599 Blairsville, Pa. UNEXCELLED OIL AND LUBRICATION Glad tO Serve You Bari lVz'.rheIr io ihe Clam of 1945 Complimeniw of Lisle H. 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