Blythe Township High School - Hilltopper Yearbook (New Philadelphia, PA)

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Page Thirty-nine Jlzlltoppm, JOHN TOMALONIS Don Social Club New Philadelphia Commercial Club ' Well! Well! Now look who's here, John Tomalonis, perhaps better known to you as Don . Unlike his brother Tam , he is a man of many words . Ever a favorite among his classmates, Don has taken part in several class plays and has been on the track team and the football squad for a year. His per- severance warrants success. ELMER J. TURINSKI Zuzul' Social Club Middleport Commercial Club ' Where's Elmer? Why, here's Elmer hopping off the Middle- port bus. He proves that looks are deceiving because he looks so very serious. Miss the Saturday's game? lf so, Elmer will tell you all about it. Some day when you tune in on Station B.T.S., don't be surprised to hear Elmer Turinski give a play by play descrip- tion of the Blythe-Frackville game. MARY M. WALDORF Billie,' Press Club Brockton Social Club ' Mary could not take all of her work at Blythe. lt was neces- sary for her to spend a short time in New York and were we glad to welcome her back? We'll saw we were. Literary and dramatic qualities are both possessed by Billie , Her stories prompt the admiration of the class. She can originate cross-word puzzlies, too. We shall look for your name in Harper's or some other magazine.. MARY V. WASHE Washie Social Club Cumbola ' Here is the chief friend-in-need. Have you any troubles? Tell them to Mary and you'll be sure to find a friendly understanding. Her quiet and unassuming attitude may at first make us believe that she is quite sedate but have you ever seen the twinkling when some humorous situation arises? That twinkle will help you through life, Mary. And how about Tremont!! 7937

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Jlillfoppm, FLORENCE J. TANNER HFIO71 Student Council New Philadelphia Athletic Club ' ls that Kathryn Hepburn? Look again. Oh, it's Flo Tanner, one of our outstanding dancers. Haven't you seen her twirling around the floor on the arm of an admiring friend? Or doing toe dancing in the Senior Play? Her barrel of friendship is filled to capacity, judging from the cheery greetings coming from all sides. On to Hollywood, Flo , Our wishes are with youl AGNES F. TOBISH ttA ieY1 Social Club Kaska ' lf you want to get an accurate list of all of the outstanding traits of Agnes, just ask any of the Commercial teachers. If we may be pardoned for our slang, she's the tops with them. And with us, too. We can appreciate her industry and ability and at the same time find in her a pal that we shall not soon for- get. Kind and helpful always, there seems to be only one kind of an outlook for her-a bright future. VICTOR E. TOLOTTI Twic Social Club Brockton ' Gallant is the word for Victor. He is our Clark C-able, but more than that he is a bit like Sir Walter Raleigh, too. Would you like some candy at lunch time, girls? Suggest it to Victor and your appetite will be appeased. Or would you like to dance? Victor will make a good partner. Your friends all appreciate you, Victor. ANTHONY P. TOMALONIS llTaml! Social Club New Philadelphia Commercial Club ' Tam , we might truthfully say, is one of the few men of few words in the Senior class. In our class, this is a diversion. Football is his hobby and he is another of Blythe's ardent sport fans. The fact that Tam is slow in speaking doesn't mean he's slow in thinking. Every now and then we hear some wise- crack, better appreciated because it is not expected. May hap- piness follow you, Tam . -7937 Page Thirty-eight

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Jlzlltvppm, ROBERT WATKINS scsaln Orchestra Kaska Athletic Club Social Club Senior Play ' Sal -the happy-go-lucky chap from Kaska. Now and then interested in lessons, mostly then. He has a winning personality and his irresistible wit is always being quoted in our paper. Did you recognize that grand old lady in the play? This is he tor shei-Charley's Aunt! Sal is well known around school-espe- cially in the Junior Class. Happy motoring to Cumbola, Sal l ELBERTA A. WEICKER ' ' Berta Art Club Tuscarora ' If you are in the habit of spending your time in art galleries, you may be surprised some day to walk in and see a mural by our classmate, Berta . That is, if she doesn't study nursing or hairdressing-two things in which she is very much interested. With both talent and interest in many lines, she'll have a diffi- cult time deciding but our best wishes follow whatever she does. JAMES J. WHALEN lKJimmyl1 Social Club Cumbola ' Jimmy is our mail man. The only difference between him and Uncle Sam's employees is that the latter go out in all weather and Jimmy reserves his trips for sunny days. However, we can't blame him. He must save those feet for the dance floor, for, you see, he is one of our very best in this art. You have our best wishes always, Jimmy! JOH N J. YACABOWSKY Yako Band Brockton Orchestra ' This Brocktonite may not let us know just what he is think- ing in so many words, but he can tell us through the medium of music. Yako is always ready with any assignments that have been given out in classwork, but his big interest seems to be music. To achieve fame in this field is his goal. lf the wishes of his classmates mean anything, he'll play his way to the top. 7937 Page Forty