Brownsville High School - On The Moon Yearbook (Brownsville, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1938 volume:

Q kg Ss oxgggmon ume Three 'Q Mrs Hrgxnbotham Mr Spence Mr Davns We Honor Mrs Hlgmbotham a member of the South Brownsvrlle School Board for twelve years auto matlcally became President of the Consolldated Board whxch ofhce she filled for several years Served a total of sixteen years Mr Reynolds B Spence, member of the Brownsvllle Board for fourteen years For many years was chalrman of the Burldmg Committee for whxch posmon he was admlrably fitted Served a total of eighteen years as a drrector Mr J Roy Davxs charrman of the Athletlc Commlttee whose vxslon of a greater school ath let1cally was reahzed m the constructron of our athletlc field and the adoption of the present athletlc program Mr Davrs served us for slx years Mr Charles Koerner also a srx year man was most efhclent as chaxrman of the Purchasmg Committee and as a leader m the financxal matters of the d1str1ct In thus capaclty he proved to have Just the rxght amount of conservatlsm and kept the school fmances m fine shape BROWNSVILLE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL W Charles Bradley Lawrence Hlpklss Frederick Price The Staf CHARLES BRADLEY Edztor zn Chxef FREDERICK PRICE Buszness Mgr BROWNSVILLE PENNSYLVANIA LAWRENCE I-IIPKISS .....,.,....4.,,. C o-Editor Foreword In presentmg thxs ntneteen thtrtx e1ght echtxon of the OIN THE MOIN tht staff feels that that are lteepmq DTP f li all new ana tllfltrent from tlte ntraet oolx Thu feel that they are gmng you a hook that ts not just another annual An earnest attempt has been macle to present a more or less chronologtcal htstory ol the school year both by word and 1llustrat1on A STUDENT COL NCII PUBI ICATIONI Y . . - s - . , - A C ll K sf alixvzg thi- rxglirv cgggrorl ljv grlfymtc orll uri Tlw rnfzln-.un I' N! ' 'x '1 F V 'x 'M' 'I' 'A , 1 - . . 2 ,, ,, lj U . . , . ,,. 7 V .. ta , , . N - Y N s X ,i . A - 4 - 1- A Seats for All The Three Musketeers Its a glonous day and we can see students from Brownsville, and Brownsvxlle Townslup trudgmg up Scrahbletown Hull on the shoe leather express, whxle their more fortunate frxends who reslde above the school just coast m to then' destmatlon In exther case they re forced through necessity to wear an extra brrllnant shme on thexr shoes fYou know, to hide the burnmg fact that their dogs are on Brel Meanwhxle their neighbors from the townshxps, jefferson, and Luzerne respectxvely, are bemg con veyed to school by bus-an :deal means of transportation nn any one s language providing you re lucky enough to lnve through the first few weeks of scnmmage agamst the bumps bounces and whatnots However, xt would seem from our observatlon that thls IS one tlme when the country jake puts xt over on the cnty sllclrer by tradmg ln Shanks mare on a Htwer Schedule changes are frequent and from the lme waxtmg outsxde the office to have thexr programs rearranged, a stranger would gather that fire sale IS talnmg place Class Changes Are Orderly In a Hurry to Get Home 5 Traffic 1n the halls frequently jams, or goes the wrong way, but then, th1s 15 only natural consxdenng the length of tlme that everyone has been out of hamess Humor rs mserted mto the occasxon very frequently when a somewhat bewrlderecl student, not always a sophomore, pops mto the wrong room at possxbly the wrong tlme, and prepares to entrench for the rest of the term, only to fmd out lus embarrassmg mnstake, and IS forced to evacuate before It s too late In general, every school boy and gxrl look forward to the mtroductron and speedy completxon of another school year on the mllestone of lrfe Our school admmxstratlon rests rn the capable hands of Robert E Austnn, the prmcxpal, and hrs assxstant, Mr J Parke Wnllnams Much of thexr routnne busmess IS handled by our efliclent secretary, Mary Orr And now we Introduce to your our faculty Carl A Aschman, who heads the lrst, has been head athletic coach at B H S for the past four years He ably teaches P O D and Amerxcan History on the side He rs a natxve son of the magic cxty Charlerol and a graduate of W and I College Makmg Schedules GAA' 6 ,e-ee,ecW-- be W, We -c,v ,vc-, g i X v e e e 1 Esicffew John Beswick is our woodwork instructor and a sponsor of the Girls Rifle Club He is interested in Believe It or Not shooting and baseball Mr Beswlclc went to CS T C and finished up at Pitt Camegle Tech and Penn State He is a graduate of Charleroi Hugh and an alumnus of W and J College honors which he shares with Coach Aschman Following alphabetically is Paul Carson our man of rhythm who has been band and orchestra leader for two years A product of Pitt Central Missouri State Teachers College and Northwestem University He is interested mainly in music Next comes jesse Coldren capable P O D teacher and sponsor of the Local History Club He was graduated from CS T C and received his A B and M A degrees at Pitt Being chiefly interested in local history he is at present writing A New History of Brownsville A proud alumnus of Susquehanna University is Smith Coldren our Chemistry and Physics instructor He is the director of N F L activities at B H S sponsor of the science club and tennis coach From out of the classrooms of West Virginia Universuty and the University of Wisconsrn comes Margarette Crowe our very efficient Spanish and French linguist She sponsors the French and Spanish clubs Dancing skiing and reading are her favorite hobbies af ,comm 7 if , A 1 if M l . V . v . . . I I l I . . , , Crossing the finish line in his inaugural year here is assistant coach, Earl Bruce, mathematics instructor. 1 ' - 1 . . . ' , D . , I D . , , . , . . . . l . . . . . U . M . . . . . . N . , Y . 4 . . . . . 1 . , . I . . . . , ., . , . , . . , . fffwfw may That brnslc up to date busmess woman jean Donahey learned her ldeas of art, drama and world hxstory at CS T C and at Penn State Her hobbnes are lcnnttmg and tattmg and collectmg drama books She also sponsors the Thespnan Club and as the Student Council advlsor Next nn lme IS Joseph Dudzal: a graduate of Duquesne Unnversnty who expounds World Hlstory to the sophomore Hrs hobbies are book collectmg reading and sports He ns also one of the faculty advxsors for the Brownie Buzzes the ofliclal mouthpiece of the school Hrs mam Interests are dancing bowlmg and pool He has been ln our famxly cnrcle for two years Rmgmg down the curtain on her Inaugural year here IS Margaret Goe an alumna of Muskegon College She teaches the gxrls the pnncxples of sewmg and IS sponsor of the Tn H1 Y and co sponsor of the Home Economics Club Her hobbles are lcmttung readmg and sports Ethel Grossman who teaches the yunxors their English received her college education at CSTC She 15 the asslstant director of dramatlcs and her hobbnes are reading and playmg the piano She has been teaching for two years Min- -YYXQY o.vC'l'l.. 606. 8 sr x Q X r . 4'-K I Up steps William Gibson, a graduate of C.S.T.C., who teaches. printing- and sponsors the Hi-Y Club. 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The mslde dope on mechanical drawing and electrxclty IS taught by Walter Hombalre a graduate of C S T C He IS the sponsor of the Boys Rxfle Club This ns his thlrd year m our presence Mathematxcs lS taught to the practical art students by Samuel Jacobs a graduate of West Vlfglnli Umversxty where he received his A B degree Hrs hobbnes are swxmmlng and gardenmg He IS a member of the Slgma Phx Epsxlon Socnal Fratemxty Paulxne Junk a graduate of old B H S and Indzana State Teachers College teaches busmess anth metxc and record keeping to the commercial students of our High School Now we come to john Lessner a product of Bethany College who teaches Geometry Solid Geometry and hTr1lgtLnometry Hxs hobby ll gardenmg and his chnef mterest IS his son Jaclue He sponsors the Mat Cu Ethel McGmty a graduate of C S T C teaches sophomore English and is the sponsor of the Creatxve Wnnng Club Her hobbies are kmttmg pxano playing and reading In case you want to know anythmg about business law or economxcs see Ray Lmg Mr Lmg who a graduate of Indxana State Teachers College IS mamly interested nn education and sports fiijiwf 2699 affffzi, X 9 'F-X Q ,ff ', U Nmixml km Bookkeeping I Business English and Shorthand I are taught by Mary Mclfeon an alumna of Car negie Tech She is one of the debating coaches and her hobbies are reading riding and swimming A graduate of Bucknell is Frieda Miller who teaches sophomore English and coaches humorous read ing for the NFL Her favorite pastimes are bridge dancing and reading Next in lme is Edith Nicely another alumna of Indiana State Teachers College who teaches Short hand II Typing II and Office Practice She has charge of the N Y A students and her hobby is interior decorating attended West Chester College State College University of Pennsylvania and Pitt She sponsors the Public Speaking Club and her hobbies are opera reading and the movies James J Pauley an alumnus of Waynesburg College teaches Wmld History He was formerly Supervising Principal of Luzerne Township acting in that capacity for twelve years This is his second year here afmmazf Mig MLJQMJ 10 1 o ' 6 Presiding over the English department and teacher of public speaking.is Elizabeth Nicholas. She has if F 'L The doors of Putt swung open one year not so long ago and out stepped Helen Penrsel Enghsh teacher par excellence popular Joumallsm instructor and faculty llbrary adviser Becomxng to her person are her hobbies which Include readmg bridge and sports Anthony Salvadore a graduate of Waynesburg College teaches Physlcs B and Chemistry B He has been teaching at Brownsville for the past two years Hrs only hobby IS muslc Another gentleman from Waynesburg ns Andrew Sepsl who teaches Bxology and IS one of the Eager first year students are taught typmg by Nora Shallenberger a graduate of Indlana State Teachers College Her one and only hobby IS swxmmmg George Shelton a graduate of Waynesburg College teaches Bnology and coaches the track team Hxs hobbxes are hunting and Hshlng Followmg IS Flora Sharpnaclc a graduate of Penn State who teaches French and Latm She was a language teacher 1n old S B H S m 1927 28 and has been a substitute teacher untxl thxs year She sponsors the Latin Club and coaches Forensic worlr ll,-Jw jM Yr-faydfffaliw Il 1 . 1 1 1 y , 1 1 1 Q , I 1 1 , 1 1 1 I Y Y 7 ' ' . , Y ' 1 1 1 ' ., 1 ' 1 1 . assistant athletic coaches. He has been with us for two years, and his only hobby rs his sports. U 1 1 , 1 y ' , . D ' . 1 1, , 1 1 1 . . . . . . - , . ' I Q 1 5 5 One of the many products of Indxana State Teachers College 15 Harry Walker, who for three years has taught Juruor Business Trammg He IS also one of the debating coaches Next comes J Parke Williams, our asslstant prmcxpal who was graduated from Grove City College close upon his eleventh year here Vxrgxma Yealy who leads our chorus groups, 15 a natxve of Labrobe Pa, and a graduate of Indiana State Teachers College Her hobbies are bridge and music The last of our teaching personnel xs Vlrglma Yohe a graduate of Carnegre Tech who teaches cooking and sponsors the Home Economics Club Thus IS her second year here Lest we forget, Wilson College gave us our very capable and elhcxent secretary Mary Orr This IS her fifth year at Brownsvxlle and her hobby rs speech work At present she xs domg remednal work m voxce and diction ln the Borough Schools 12 l 1 . , . - , . I ,' f l r' 'X He teaches history. and is the adviser of the yearbook. Hls hobby is photography and the lens will soon . w . , ' 1 - , . . The 1937 Staff cvfpologzzes ANDY ROSEN Last year through an overslght on the part of the editors forgetfulness of the faculty adviser and carelessness of the coach who checlced and passed on the Sports Page Andys pncture was not included wxth the other football players Considering the fact that Andy was one of our outstandxng llne men for three years this constituted what mnght be an unforgettable sm However Andy proved that he had learned something besldes football on the grxdxron His sportsmanship was highly commend able One year has passed Andy IS now fimshmg his first year at Ohlo State where he played on the freshman team Latest reports are that he was one of the few fre h men called for Sprmg varsxty practxce This page IS therefore dedicated to Andy Rosen a good student a crushing tackle and above all a good sport la I Q 0 0 ,N Q11-4' 1 3 , . . . . . , . - 1 3 Y 7 ' 4 Fayette County Champzons 't Several weeks before the openmg of school the band was called together, and practice went on dxllgently and now we Hnd the stadxum filled to capaclty It has been a great first half wrth prospects of an even greater second half Thousands of fans, friend and foe alllce gaze m odd admiration as the pride of Brownsville, ltS band, swmgs mto actxon Down the field they come slxty strong, dressed m their new blue and whrte unxforms, marchmg rn perfect formatlon led by Betty Rxce, our hugh steppmg drum major They soon pass 1n revrew, and wln, lose, or draw, they ve sent a thrill of prxde and joy through the hearts of many students and townfollcs Txme marches on and the band marches wxth 1t, but If wasn t always so A year ago our band started wrth fifteen members Smce then, membershxp has increased so that rt proved necessary to clxvxde nt into two classes, advanced band, consxstmg of expenenced players, and second band, composed of the beginners In Perfect Step l 4 ' Hap' Hzp' Hooray' ami, 1 1-1 ,,..,, In s1m1lar manner the football squad got off to a flymg start for ln the last week of August, 1937 a small band of from fifty to sixty people on whose shoulders hung the future of the Brownsville Grid machme set out for the football camp In the moun tams beyond Uniontown The majority of the number conslsted of football players whlle the smaller portion was made up of cooks coaches managers and a few friends The time at camp was spent rn studying the fundamentals of the game of football and in puttmg the boys rn up top shape for the gruellrng season which was to follow A swlmmmg pool and tennis courts were avmlable to all those who were mterested rn these sports Good food and entertamment were provnded by the renowned cool: ohn Smxth Revexlle was usually sounded at 7 00 am and lxghts went out at 9 00 pm at whnch tnme approxxmately ten boys gathered m each of the electrxcally lnghted cabins Several days before the opening of school, camp was broken up and trammg was contmued on the home grounds MR ASCHMAN MR BRUCE SCflmm3gC 1 7 MR SEPSI 1 .-3. U' L ockman 1' 5-X M550 ...tx enin Svttou Arvduia f 1' ' x - E Daley U Ldluno 3 In the opening game of the season on September 10th, our grid machine sub- merged Georges Township under the lights at the Water Street Stadium by a 19-0 count. One week later, Brownsville played host to a Fighting German Township team which threw a scare into the boys, but went home on the short end of a 14-7 score. The following week our black and white foeman from Redstone came over and cuffed and shoved our boys around for the greater part of the game. The cry of our squad must have been They shall not pass,', because four times the Redstoners were replaced in the shadow of the Brownie goal and each time when the downs were utilized, the ball rested just inches from touch down land. Late in the game with 220 seconds playing time remaining and Redstone ahead 6-0, the Brownie machine pushed over a touchdown to tie up the score. On the first day of October, the Charleroi cougars came to town and walked off with a 20-0 victory. Seven days later the team traveled to Monessen to help dedicate the new stadium, but returned home with a 24-6 defeat. The following week, October 15th, a Monongahela team came, saw and was con- quered by a 30-0 score. The upset of the season was staged on October 22nd, when a game Centerville team eked out a 6-0 score. The next week the Vikings hit the open road once again and got back to winning ways by submerging California Z5-0. In the last of their big six games on November 6th, the squad came through to sink Donora 12-0. 16 Brown Remmgtou In the hnal contest of the season the team played Unrontown m a sea of mud at the Water Street Stadium the game ending ln a O 0 tre When the figures are added up we find that the squad had five vlc torles three losses and two tres They placed third ln the Big Snr con ferences where the competmon was tough rf not tougher than any place rn the W P I A L In the lme up at end for Brownsvllle was Vince Ananla a semor who was shxfted around from one posmon to another finally recervmg at mld season a berth as regular left end Ar center for the VlliIhgS was semor Len Bachettn who alternated at the guard and center posltlons he was at his pnme when bloclcxng on the olfensnve At halfbaclc played Nledlclc Caplrano another semor who has been a regular for two years Small but fast as lxghtnlng he was the spark plug of the team on the held Another halfbaclc who has hung up his football togs for the last tlme IS Joe Daley a senlor who was best on the offensrve because of hrs speed All valley guard was Rumford Lockman a semor who was qUlClC at detecnng where the opponents plays were gomg At the end of the season he was hampered by mjurxes John Magaldn was also at the tackle posmon unnl the latter part of the season when he was moved over to the end where he proved to be worth his weight 1n gold All valley tackle for the year was Andy Oyenlclc a semor who was noted for his endurance and ability to open holes m the enemy lme for our baclcfield 17 Keefer Fedvfes Reset' Bdflhetia Magalda - Hormck SMITH ZEBLEY HENRY Porter Remington earned the Hrst team positron at the begmnmg of the year and was a stand out on the offenslve when blockmg ohn Rosen, a Jumor, played center when Bachettx was shxfted over to guard He very seldom caused any fumbles because of bad passes from center, and backed up the lme on the defense Consldermg everything, thls years team was managed by as good hands as any other teams m the past have ever been managed The managers of the football squad, Larry Zebley, ohn Henry, and George Smith proved their worth to both the players and coaches time after ume durxng the football season These fellows executed their dutles on the field and m the locker room as speedily and wxth greatest pos sible efhcxency A bxg factor throughout the season, wm or lose, ram or shme, were our cheerleaders Fred Prxce, a semot, Tommy Burns a Junior, Carl Taylor, Lorene Zebley and Betty Elder, sophomores, who stuck to their job of gettmg the fans to cheer untxl xr was all over This group held thexr places as far as the cheering goes wlth the best, wh1ch IS com mendable smce Fred Prxce was the only one who had any experxence pnor to the openmg of the 1937 season Smce he ns the only one of the Hoclc who will be lost by graduatuon this year, we can look forward to even better cheering results durmg the 1938 football season BRITIVICH 18 During the 1937 football season a great deal of excellent worl: was accomplished by the commxttee of the athletic board whxch consisted of Mr Roy Davxs chairman Mr H O Hombake treasurer and Martin Claybaugh secretary These three gentlemen have from scratch bullt our playmg field mto F stfdrum with a seating capacity of 7000 people and expenslve lxghtmg acl mes Durmg the last summer bleachers were added to the south end of the held and plans are under way to add more bleachers to the student sectmn during the next few months Football games would never have been enjoyed by the fans as much as they were dunng the past year nf If had not been for the work of thus board Chalrman Davis who retired at the conclusion of the year was awarded a gold football and cham by the Varslty Club to show their apprecratxon for his untlrmg efforts J ROY DAVIS Chairman H O HORNBAKE Treasurer 19 M W CLAYBAUGH Camera Clicks . - California tries but just can't go anyplace. And so it was with our good friend and rival-Donora. lg Cappy thrzlls the crowd 'mth a touchdown On Parade A corner o the band :bows plenty o pep 0 T he Students Organize The representative of the student body is the Student Council, which IS made up of twenty five repre sentatxves, one from each home room This governing body grants charters for every school organization, gives permxssion for parties and entertainments to the various clubs and develops new ideas for the growth of school citizenship Durmg the past year the constitution and by laws of the council have been revised and brought up to date A complete detailed hall patrol system has become effective wherein various members of the student body are stationed in the corridors during class changing in order to silence unnecessary noise and to speed traffic onward Conducting a lost and found department, regulating party and social functions, raising the scholastic standards of pupils with falling grades, and sponsoring the year bool: On the Mon, are some of the duties of the council committees At one time during the year the council spent about two months m overhaulmg the Point Award Sys tem for making awards in Extra Curricular Activitxes, and as a result of its efforts the system has been points in Extra Curricular Activities during his three years m Senior High School All in all, membership charters have been awarded to twenty different school organizations this year by the councnl and these orgam zatxons are the only ones that can give credit towards these awards The council s hrst ofhcial act was to sponsor the election of class officers which was held a short time after the opening of school A period of time was allowed in order that every one might become acquainted w XF-K9 A 21 - . - - - - - u yr , . . worked out on a time basis. To qualify for a council letter, each student must earn no less than thirty . , . . ' . . wjfljv ' l ,ez - t X . E , 5 - ' . 'EL' . I If cPoliticians Win Class Elections Class of 1938 BRADLEY ANANIA LAMB TITLER Class of 939 SUTTON KECK R1-IULAND FITZGERALD Class of 940 HOUGH BROWN ARTIS MASTERSON When the ram of ballots had ceased thus year Charles Bradley was pulled out of the hat as President of the Senxor Class Vmcent Anama as the Vlce Presrdent Dora Lamb as Secretary and Mark Txtler as Treasurer On November 10 1937 the first bug undertalcmg of thus years Semor Class was the productlon of New Flres a three act play which was glven a hearty reception by the public Plans are also going forward for the senior prom and from all lndlC3.Il0hS xt looks as though xt will be The class officers for the Jumor Class are Presxdent Charles Chuck Sutton Vxce President Mary Elnzabeth Keck Secretary Frenda Ruhland and Treasurer Patty Fuzgerald Among the jumor actwmes for the year was the annual umor Prom wxth Art Gxles and hrs orchestra provxdmg the music Another acnvxty of the junior Class was the class play Chma Boy The elected representatives of the Sophomore Class are Presxdent Carl Hough Vice Presxdent Wxlllam Brown Secretary LeotaArt1s and Treasurer Fred Masterson 27 E Q lu 7 1 l r 7' i 1 1 . 1 1 . 1 7 1 , A . 3 S 5 ' . . . , . . 11 ' ,Y 1 , ' ' ' ' , 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 a gala affair. , - 1 u as , - ' ' . 7 . l 7 9 n 1 , 1 1 1 3 , 1 l 1 1 1 . . . 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' . 1, . ,, 1 , 1 I 1 1 1 1 t , 9 , 3 s 3 s - N P: L. gets Early stan l In every corner of the Umted States, chapters of the Natxonal Forenslc League are located, and our school whxch possesses a very actxve orgamzatxon as no exceptron Contests are held wxthxn the school Wltlh the cream of the crop selected to compete ln the County, Dxstrlct, and rf fortunate, the Natxonal Contest, where they have the opportunxty of meetmg many fine competxtors and makmg the acquaxntance of new frxends Mr Smlth Coldren, the head of our Nanonal Forensic League, and this year s chapter of thirty five members have worked exceptionally hard to put across the fact that many worthwhxle benefits are derxved from publnc spealcmg xn the school used to finance the transportatron of the fotensxc members to the various contests Wmhng hand ln hand wxth the N F L organxzatxon IS the Public Speakmg Club whlch comes to order elveryi Thursiay at noon, for the purpose of eve opmg t e varrous opportunmes that our school offers rn speech On varxous occasnons, The Public Speaking Club guest arclsts were secured through the Artxsts Entertalnment Bureau of the Calxfomla State Teachers College to speak before thxs group Under the able drrectxon of Miss Nxcholas many of our Forensic students secure thelr trammg m thxs actwe organization 23 . 1 u QQ . ,, . . . , . 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One of the many worthwhile activities of the school year was a sweater hop, the funds of which were , 'Thespians Plan CBig Tear Another orgamzatxon that bubbles over wxth energy ln our school IS the Thespnan Dramatlc Socrety, whlch produces and sponsors all the plays of the season Thus orgamzatxon IS sponsored by Mnss Donahey and Mass Grossman, her assistant The mmatxon of new members takes place once each semester, provxded candidates have fulfilled the requirements of thus Natnonal Society The new recruxts must pay a fee of 1 50 and ln return recenve a Thesplan magazme publxshed monthly Each senxor member of the club recewes a gold pm as a symbol of his membershxp m the club 'liz Eflicxent Stage Crews 74 . . ,, . ,, .... . - 5 . , 1 3 ' W we-as--H 'V -if . - SVI r Carson CPresents Hrs Orchestra String Segtlgn The W0OdWll1dS Another group not ofhcxally orgamzed, yet one of the fore most IS the Orchestra, where we End a diversity of pieces and mstruments apparent thxs year Contmuous practxce and hard work have been put forth by the members and conductor Mr Carson nn order to accomphsh the first and second parts of P the requnred number of orchestras entered m Class A County competition at Connellsvrlle thxs year Honors were bestowed upon Evelyn Basckay, Betty Fetty, and Mr Carson, when Evelyn and Betty served as members of the state orchestra at Munhall thus year Mr Carson served as guest conductor durmg one of the evemngs performances Romauldo Alvaro, band and orchestra member, served as flute soloxst nn the dlstrlct band last year Charles Bradley, trombone sololst has won the County champxonshnp for the last two years and Evelyn Basclcay, vxolxst placed second at the state contest last year Brasses Drums, Piano, etc Q Schuberfs Unfinished Symphonyg the second art of which is 25 Hz THas Hugh Ideals The H1 Y boys of the school with Mr Gxbson as sponsor have had a very actwe orgamzatnon through out the fast fading school term A drlve for new members slcatmg parties a clean speech campaxgn and a sweater hop go down as some of the major club actxvmes of the past year The two most successful organized sports of the club have been bowling and basketball Axmlng to do thelr good tum before the year was over the club bought mxrrors for the boys and gxrls rooms ln the school a most commendable act mdeed Working m harmony with the Tn H1 Y the HI Y held the fall rally of the groups from thus dnstnct of our state at the South Brownsvxlle Methodrst Church on October 14th Club OEcers are President Tony Russo Vlce Presxdent George Haney Secretary Burke Cock and Treasurer Richard Prxtts 46 0 D n . , . 7 . - 9 1 x r 7 ' ' . - - Y . . 5 1 5 1 9 y v , . cvfnd Then' Szster Orgamzatzon A worthwhile state organization of high school girls is the Tri Hi Y, whose purpose is creating, mam taining, and extending throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character At the present time the local chapter, with a membership of forty two sponsored by Miss Margaret In order to raise money for the state and national work carried on by the Tri Hi Y sweater hops have been held at various intervals during the year The club has also had the opportunity ro lend a helpmg hand to some of the senior civic clubs in Brownsville by taking part in several tag days Club officers are President, Lois Long Vice President Mildred Weston, Secretary Dora Lamb Treasurer Gladys Bleiler, Reporter, Mary Keck W7 O . . . 1 . . . . . . . ,, . . F . ' ' y Goe, hold meetings every Thursday evening, with a social get-together once a month. ' - Y :. . . Q . . , . I , 5 1 ' - You Have to Squeeze The Gnrls Rifle Club, which was mst: tuted last term has seventeen members whose arms are to develop fanr play self control and cooperatmn Thxs club lxlce the Boys Rxfle Club practnces weekly at the West Browns vxlle Grade School range Vera Smclalr holds the highest shooting average wxth Ernestme Balcewell close on her heels Mr Besw1clc ns the sponsor The object of the Boys Rxfle Club IS to learn the proper use of firearms and to improve marlcmanshlp Occasionally unter club shoots and matches were held m whxch competmon ran hugh The qualxflcatuons needed for membershnp are must be of age have the abxlxty and have gun m good con dmon Members chosen by an appomted membershxp commlttee are required to attend three fourths of the regular meetmgs rn order to recexve pomts m the school award system Mr Hom bake IS the club sponsor . , . 7 . , . . 3 9 5 . Shaales o 'Yesterday Hrll ffazo Bn Q, 'ffg im' -Ns -if -fwfr--X 1 A '- ' I V .7 f:B'2- ....'-.z -ltr' no P 'Jil my 29 Again, this year, we have a Local History Club which has been successful in adding to the already large store of local history material hitherto unpub- lished. Unusual, also, is the fact that it boasts of over one hundred members showing an increased interest in our his- toric past. Through the efforts of its members it has been possible to publish The Three Towns, a small but interesting history of our community fifty years ago--a copy of which has been given to every member. A number of rare pic- tures and newspapers have been located and copies made for the use of the so- ciety During the year, the group made a trip to the Westmoreland Fayette Branch of the Western Pennsylvania Historical Society at Greensburg and local industrial establishments We have listened to guest speakers on things of historic interest The pictures on this page show the Old Market House located at the cor ner of Third Avenue and Market Street where it was a landmark for many years, the Old School House which stood where the Brownsville Hospital is now, and the other two pictures show our method of securing water in dry weather in days before the organization of the Brownsville Water Company A barrel of water in those days sold for twenty five cents These pictures, we hope will further interest you m the objectives of the club The ofhcers are President Fred Pnce, Vice President, Mark Titler, Secretary, Leoda Durlgon Treasurer Glenn Bower am. fm. ..m..,fff , . . I , 'H I 1 ,aw ' ' 3 y S y a v- . ,.,.. J 'W-,Q - 5 . -ef-- 1, . - , its j.73i 1f:-.it ' -1 - .. 'fp -1.1 , - '1 7--J, ,HE I lee- ' l A xx 4-4 15, fx 11 , .g- - , I' 5 1- -, '1,, f- -- . .-.: , 1 , . .:' ,. f' al u' . 'IAL' J 1 X., -'mu Fifi V ' L 44,1 rf' r7 - - --4:-2: . 1 V ' nf' ,. --'f 1- .5 ' ' ' ' . ' tif: N . :V-'.,. .yur ra-ne! -. - , -1 ., e, -, - - . 'r ,,, 4 -'..... --Q.. . - 1.4.1, -4.-v -:cf :'- ' ---r- . yg .-1-4 ' :'::l'i ... I -11'-. .u'. . J Te-fi.-. +:. 5': nf- ,ng-1., .mf-f' ,. ---3.3 1:1-G ,,,,-A-.,...r -. . -.. .Y ,,..f v . -vw CParlez vous ancaise? Spain, the land of romance, its customs, dress and general information are studied by the Spanish Club under the guidance of Miss Crowe, the club sponsor. The most interesting project of the club is the cor- respondence of its members with other boys and girls in Spain. The French Club, like the Spanish Club, is sponsored by Miss Crowe, and its projects and interests closely parallel those of its sister club. Although the Latin Club didn't get under way until the First part of November, it has made up for lost time since then. All members of the club must have an interest in Latin, and be a passing student in the course. Mrs. Sharpnack is the sponsor. SPANISH CLUB Officers President Vincent Anania Vice President Ruth Blaney Secretary Pearle Finley Treasurer Mary Latsko FRENCH CLUB O cers President Pauline Paling Vice President Nelle Atkins Secretary Melba Kroh Treasurer Evelyn Basckay LATIN CLUB Officer: President Ruth Lemon Vice President Patty Ftizgeralcl Secretary Ethel Louise Haines Treasurer Thomas Webster 30 v 1 ! 9 K , s x r I i 4 . 7 1 1 1 CBook Worms Jllath Sharks ture Sczentzsts Seniors who study Solid Geometry and Tngonometry are eligible for membership m the Math Club whxch ns sponsored by Mr Lessner Thus orgamzatxon was formed to help further the interests and lcnowl edge of those students who talte mathematics m the school At thelr meetmgs problems confrontxng the members and general mformatxon of the mathematlcal world are discussed and dlgested Along the sxmnlar technical lmes rs the Phosphorescent Club Every Wednesday after school thus club under the direction of Mr Smith Coldren holds its regular weelcly meeting at which experxments are per formed and problems of class dxscussxon are solved The programs consist of readmg chemnstry panels and plays At an early date after mmatxon each new member rs requlred to present a three mxnute report and a short experiment to the group MATH CLUB OFFICERS President DuWayne Swogger Vxce Presxdent Glenn Bower Secretary George Smnrh Treasurer Eleanor Hatxfleld PHOSPHORESCENT CLUB OFFICERS Presndent Duwayne Swogger Vxce President Eugene Walters Secretary Mayer Herslcovxtz Treasurer Glenn Bower Reporter Ruth Ann Edwards LIBRARY CLUB OFFICERS Presndent, Dorothy Roman Vice President, Mildred Murry Secretary, Fndelrs Flynn Treasurer, Grace Dledench 3l 0 U I O O I O f Q - v . , ' - y 1 1 y 1 Q n Q 1 1 Our oumalzstzc Mspzrants Although the Lrbrary Club rs an old organlzatlon, lt IS steadlly on the march wnth Mlss Pexrsel as its sponsor The club has succeeded ln an attempt to make xt easier for the student body to use the library facrlmes of the school After the members of the club are gxven a course of trammg m hbrary procedure, they assume the vanous dutzes of a hugh school librarian, gaming at the same txme a sense of leadership and responsibility valuable m later hfe One of the most successful of the newly orgamzed clubs thxs year ns the Creative Wrxtxng Club con sxstmg of a group of students who have an mterest m ongmal essays compositions, short stones and poems Acorns the bug httle book of the club xs made up of orngmal works and composmons of nts mem bers The club IS under the drrectron of Mxss Ethel McGmty Last year through the efforts of an mterested group of students, ournalnsm was started ln Brownsville Senxor Hxgh School The Blue and Whxte, whxch was the school paper then, has now developed mto the Browme Buzzes After a sux weeks study m Journalism work thxs year under the dlrectxon of Mxss Pexrsel, the class started to work and has produced a paper that has created mtense mterest throughout the school Trmely school news, a gossnp column, a student s poll results found elsewhere m the snapshotsl, and many other mterescmg features are eagerly looked forward to each week Officer: N 3 o e e 0 , . U ,, . . . . . . . . s , J ' - ee - xr - ' me - 1: ' n V . , r . 1 CREATIVE WRITING CLUB Presxdent, Irvmg Avner Vnce President, Meta McAndrews Secretary Evelyn Basckay Treasurer, Mmerva Romxto BROWNIE BUZZES STAFF Edltor, Irving Avner Asst Editor, DeLell1s Gallagher Sports Editor, Bernard Dusenberry Business Managers, Wlllnam Meclmg, Fred Masterson Artnsts, Melba Kroh, Mrke Kosty Faculty Advxsors, Miss Pelrsel, Mr Dudzak We CPublzshed It Edltor nn Chlef Co Edxtor Senior Class Editor unror and Sophomore Class Edxtor Sports Edntor Actrvmes Edltor Busmess Manager Asslstant Busxness Manager Typxst Faculty Advxsor Charles Bradley Lawrence Hnplnss Burke Cock Melvin Daugherty Wllllam Meclclmg Gertrude Minor Frederick Prnce Bernard Franks Lols Long Park Wlllnams 33 Fred Gets an Ad Loxs Is Kept Busy The Edrtors Confer Jack Shoots a Fast One Manual Labor Thespzans CPer orm The Message from Khu Fu Green Eyes rn the Dark The Bride Wore Red Pajam The Thespran plays started out with a whrrl and before anyone had a chance to get hrs second wmd and an umbrella rt raxned one act plays Green Eyes xn the Dark a comedy wxth a Hungerford endmg starred Gladys Ebbert Bob Thomas and Irvmg Avner ln the usual trlangle plot In The Bnde Wore Red Pajamas Jean Sager refused to say yes to Charles Bradley s trtle and bank roll despite her mother s QRuth Ann Edwardsl schemes and with the help of Butler Swogger ean got Harry Brown Hugh honors of the evenmg however went to Dusenberry Bock Hough and Walters for A Mes sage from Khufu The wenrd dark tomb for a settmg the green vapor and the sound effects left the audrence shudclermg and afraid to go home alone New Fxres a domestnc comedy rn three acts was the Senror Class contrrbutnon to the entertainment program The luds Mechlxng Lamb Apone and Cock were the hut of the show wxth rhelr pestermg of Lucxndy Edwards and Farmer Brown 'Uarzed Entertamments The Thesplan Troupe and Varsxty Boys combmed their talents to produce the years best attended show, The Scarecrow Creeps The mystery melodrama kept the customers on the edge of then' seats and had them adding their screams to the stage sound effects for reahsm Yolanda Apone, Medrck Caprzano and ohn Magaldl were a fine team of laugh provokers and Irvmg Avner s hangmg stunt was ghastly enough for anyone let alone the haunted rocking chair and that scarecrow who had everyone fooled as to hrs xdentnty Besides these public attractnons the B H S MUSICIBHS, Dtamatlsts, and FOIQHSIC readers vislted the hug slx schools with an exchange assembly program that was very successful The curtam rang down on a most active year with the showmg of China Boy, the Jumor Class presentatxon Is here a doctor m the house From New F1res, Senior Class Play Cappy and Dusenberry The Scarecrow Creepsl' Varsity Club Show' Varsity Club Show This Outft Can 'Really Sing The Gxrls Chorus took first place m Fayette County A chorus from the operetta SOIOISCS Sololsts The Dancers Z 6 I' 3 '7 A 3.---so 3 K 'J J 1 cvfnd You Should Hear Them Harmomze Can you sung? Well from the amount of sweet music that comes from the large Brownsville vocal groups, lf seems some people can Last year our maxed chorus the largest ln the entxre section, walked off with the county contest and dxd the same thmg thxs year In December, a hlghly successful opexetta, Soma or The Gxrl from Russia was presented by the musnc department under Miss Yealy s dnrecnon Included nn the cast were Jack Dando Mnldred Weston Russell Muller Bernadme Dillon, Carl Taylor, John Sabo Betty Goldstein, Jean Sager and the members of the chorus The Interest of the play centered around the search for Soma s long lost father whom she had never seen A letter was received saying that he was xmpnsoned ln far off Russia so Soma, accompanied by her aunt, an absent minded professor and a group of students, set out to rescue hmm After searching ln Russia for some time If was discovered that the professor was her father When every one got over the surprise the party packed and returned to America The muslcal accompaniment was provxded by the Hlgh School orchestra under the dxrectxon of Mr Carson Boys Chorus G1rls Ensemble 37 o 1 - , me - n u - - rx x . . , . . 1 v r , . . . , x , . u Sisters of the Skillet The Home Economxcs Club was orgamzed for the worthwhlle purpose of creatlng an mterest nn homemalung During the year the members of the club put thexr knowledge Into practice when they prepared 1nd served a meal to the school directors and prlnclpals of the different districts sending students to Brownsvllle Hugh The double header of each year xs the style show and the senior members VlSlf to the Hemz plant at Pittsburgh along wltlx open house at Carnegxe Tech The grand finale comes to an end with the farewell dance for the senior members of the club M1ss Goe and Mxss Yohe are co sponsors The officers are President ean Sager Vxce President Florence Haut Secretary Kathleen Purcell and Treasurer ean Moorhouse Thls Group Served the School Boards 38 die? ' A 2 ' ,AJ 1 2 ' ' , 3 , U 4 ,J . X 5 , fa e t The Eyes Have It . . Louise tries to look pretty while the school medical examiner Dr Messmore tries to find out if she sees where she looks And Louise better have those tonslls out' Dorothy proved an apt pupil in the art of make up -no doubt she had plenty of experience before becoming the official expert for all our dramatic productions. The puppets entertained many appreciative audi ences with their performances After the initial showing they were very much in demand Above is the stage set for The Adventures of Peter Rabbit 'These Small roups are GUery Slflucla m CDemand BOYS QUARTET John Wheeler James King Russell Miller Melvin Slagell MIXED DOUBLE Wilma Fowler Ruth Lemon Angeline Rose Evelyn ohn ack Dando ohn Salvo Daniel Bock Roy Smith SOLOISTS Soprano-Adahlia David Alto-Evelyn John Tenor Russell Miller Bass Daniel Bock Many honors have been brought to Browns ville High School individually and collectively by the outstanding work of the vocal groups cert at the Junior High School in April Last year the ensemble placed first in the county contest and second in the sectional contest held at California State Teachers College The mixed double uartet participated a Sunday religious program over WMBS in Uniontown and all three small vocal groups entered the contest at Connellsvllle and came out winners l l 5 . All the groups will be represented in a con- 4 . . Q :I . WOODWIND QUINTET Romualdo Alvaro Betty Fetry William Edwards Richard Stambaugh Samuel Silver CLARINET QUARTET Carl Hough Velda Hartman Robert Jameson Bernard Frank STRING QUARTET Thomas Becker Carl Apone Evelyn Basckay Carl Kendall STRING TRIO Lorraine Teasdale Raymond Sager Paul Broadwell BRASS SEXTET Charles Bradley Bernard Franko Alfred Laponsky Frank Williams James Townley Horace Johns Comparatively new at Brownsville High are the small instrumental groups, made up of members from our band and orchestra. Three out of five groups are newly organized this year. The Brass Sextet, the most popular group, and the String Quartet placed first in the county contest last year. The newcomers this year are the String Trio, the Clarinet Quartet and the Woodwind Quin- ter never before organized in our high school. All five groups were entered in the county cdntest at Connellsville this year. offnd They are Exceptionally good Entertainers Ladzes and entlemen BROWN HAR514 Orailon AFFIRMATIVE DEBATERS Ong Kung Mecklxng McCune Dusenberry Herskovxtz MILDRED WESTON THOMAS KELLEY Dramanc Readmg Select Oratxons RUTH ANN EDWARDS LORENE ZEBLEY ANGELINE ROSE Humorous Readmg Dramatxc Readmg Dramatic Readmg 42 u Q l O I I , .J .. 4.-,A I 7 A a r r I ,J V' ' 4 - ,uf J A . S 1 The Subject Tonight is NEGATIVE DEBATERS Avner McAndrews Thomas Brown Among the top notch activities of the Na tional Forensic League are debating dramatic and humorous readings The gentlemen w can argue that black is white and make you believe it are senior debators Harry Brown and Mayer Herslcovitz Incldenrally we re sorry Mayer was not present when the pictures were taken want to see and hear some one really get dra matic why look up Gladys Ebbert or pos slbly Mildred Weston Lorene Zebley DeLell1s Gallagher they re tops A switch from the damatxc to the funny side of life IS accomplished by lending your ears to a humorous reading by Gladys Elobert Betty Goldstein Lorene Zehley DeLellis Gal lagher and Ruth Ann Edwards H r:uUER umorous Reading BETTY GOLDSTEIN Humorous Reading DBLELLIS GALLAGHER Dramatic and Humorous - . ., 1 1 , , l , fl ' O ' Y, M , . . , - , Now in case you like dramatic readings, and I I 1 I T Y , Q 1 or . - , Y . . N l . . ,, , , . . . . , 1 1 ' 43 CBroWnswlle has 1t's umtet THE SQUAD Krelbasa N uzzo Mosler Ananxa Daley Russo Cesarone When the annual call for basketball practnce was sounded this year practncally every member of the previous years squad reported for duty The startmg lmeup for the majornty of the games found Tony Russo and Ed Cesarone at the guard posltnons Paul Hanula at center, and Pete Daley and Orxen Mosler as forwards Our qumtet started out their season with a wm over Monongahela Hugh, but dropped the next four section encounters right ln a row However Brownsville promptly got mto the w1n column agam by talclng over Monongahela Hlgh and Callforma ln nts next two games Once agam the Browmes got nn a bad rut, and before they could get out had lost four more games In the final section game of the season the team came through to beat Calxfornxa The grand total for the season was four wms and exght losses and as a result Brownsville captured fourth place m the league THE TEAM Mosler Russo Ananna Cesarone N uzzo 44 0 0 0 y - s , . - 1 , . cv4nd How They CDid cPC17l-Ofm! Every game provlded plenty of action The captain of the team was Tony Russo a regular for three years who was selected guard on the all sectxon second team this year Hts mate at guard was Ed Ceasarone a two year man who fought hard but cleanly at all txmes Ar the plvot posltlon was Paul Hanula a good man for the DECHSIVB who had the knack of hxttmg the basket regularly Pete Daley earned a varsnty position m early prac tice games and was outstandmg on the offensnve The other varsxty forward thns year was Mosxer who worked from the bottom up for has position Another player who saw a lot of action during the basketball season was Vmce Ananxa center Next season promises to be an exceptxonally good one with only three boys Ananla Russo and Hanula lost through graduation unlor Hxgh promlses to provxde us wnth some tall rangy boys who certainly looked good thus past season Practlce was fast and funous , , . , , 1 , , . Y -7 I Y , 45 CDrama Club Scores edgam Master Plerre Patelm At the Sacred Well The Drama Class productlons were decidedly different from other years The medxeval French farce Master Prerre Patelm permitted Leonard Garafola and Betty Elder to bamboozel Thomas Webster wnth the and of james Gnbson and Edward Cxbrxlc Elizabeth Outralcxs shared honors wntn Betty Elder by taking turns wxth the one femmme role On the same program the player Ar the Sacred Well made Mayan Indnans of thnrty of our palefaces Wxth the and of pamted beads and beddmg purlomed from hopeless mothers the group deplcted an Incident m Indxan legend concernmg the sacrnhce of a maxden to the Ram God Chaoc Besxde these efforts the class wrote and produced several puppet plays The puppets ffurmshed by the WPAJ have been very much m demand at the grade schools and churches for entertammg everyone both young and old Peter Rabbxt IS the favorite of the four plays worked out by the students Don t be scared glrls I-00k out DUSCY That Avner s just foolmg Bock fellow has a lcmfe Leonard puts on a crazy scene from Pxerre Patelln 46 I 1 N . - ,, rr as K! ' ' Y! ' I K! 77 , . . . . . ,, - y ,, . . . . . , I . 9 ' . I Q! ' 79 ' ' , . . X re s ' N , 9 ' ' ax V ' '? r W x J, 1. We I' Q . 4 i E as f A , xr - - as c-A few Candzd Shots Where s W1lma9 One Mmute to Go Oh HCISICY C-f Women I-laters In Sprmg a Young Man s Fancy Waltmg Margaret CPIPPY 5 Huff' Hero Wgfshgp Yes, lt went OVC! 47 I O 1 .U, I ' 1 1 . 1 7 'V',,,. ,.., M ' 7 I I ' I .n C I . 1 .1 , gg.- .. , Sb! I ' 'PFS 3. 7 ld. Lf. n e9VIeet the School CBoard ANNE STRAWN WILLARD A GRIFFIN President M W CLAYBAUGH H B JOHNSTON H O HORNBAKE Secretary Treasurer C R GRAHM E L CLEMMER 48 The School Selects Its favorites . . CV' 9' and Aiea wo XJ sop eo rd E91 go A7O1l:E?1? YA X Mlldred The School s an Best Couple o Mlss McKeon Ruth Ann and Charles Mr Dudzak MOST POPULAR BEST ALL AROUND MOST POPULAR TEACHER IN SCHOOL TEACHER 49 W Allen P Augustme I Avner A Babrch S Baxrd J Barath J Barry T Becker L Berardmls G Berxsh D Bradley P Broadwell R Brown T Burns J Burrnss J Burton J Bust1 C Canderon E Ceasrone P Chamberlaln W Chnstopher E Cxbrlk D Clendamel H Cole E Cone S Constantnne F Costello P Daley J Davndson Davies F DeBord I DeSh1elds E DeVault J Doyle J Ducar M Dumovxch G Dunker B Dusenberry W Edwards R Elder L Fawcett C FEHWICK J Fxlnppone Ferrence B Frank H Fulton T Gnles C Grabawskl J Gresh P Gustovlch G Haney C Hams A Hegudus J Henry H Hone W Hormck J Horwatt E Hayman J Hudalt H Huey T Jenkms H Johns J Jones W Jones E Kara A Karp1ak H Keefer C Kendall J Kermes M K1elbasa J K1ng H Kmg D Koballa A Kovall H Kruper Krxss M Kurtz M Kozup N Lazaran A Laponsky J Levxtcher C Lunden W Lures B Lyons C Marshall J Means L Meese F Mekovxch E Metcalf C McCellan M McMahon E McMullen J Moore R Morris W Morrns C Moser O Mosxer F Musar H Musgrave F Nuzzo G Outrakxs T O Toole J Paloney F Parella F Pascarell T Penxclc H Perry Pnerro J Plxchta T Rankm G Rehe C Remxngton S Rxgelsky G Ranger A Rlolr L Rode J Rogers W Rohland R Rose M Rosenste1n D Ryan E Sabo F Sabo R Sager Seman J Potsklan J Shallenberger J Sleman S S1lver L S1mPSOn W Szmpson K Sxsley umor Class M Slagle R Smlth R Smxth M Solomon F Spxshock E Sprowls C Staley T Sranza R Stefl D Stevenson S Storey C Sutton H Swogger S Szuba R Thomas R Thompson G T1tler T Toth L Towns A Trumle A Truxal J Vargo J Vloslch E Wagasy W Warne T Webster W Wnlkmson F Wllllams I Zelkovltz L Zellers E Zrvkovxch N Alvaro D Amos W Ananla Asa A Barko N Bettegar C Bxas Bxrkenfield Blaney G Blexler Bodnar H Bogden V Bodgnar Borsody A Bradley I Breckenrndge M Broadwater E Brosky M Brown F Cassm E Checton G Chrxspen J Coleman A Crawford N Dando Damels C Danna Declola DeSh1elds Dnckenson Dlederlch D1lean1s Dnllon Downer H Drennon 50 6K0 B Edwards Elsenhuth Elllen L e F1lchock P F1tzGera1d Flemmg A Fortuna W Fowler E Franks L Frazxer M Gnus D Goldstein S Grafinger D Greenburg D Greenwood D Hackney E Hanes E Harger Harrison T Harmon F Haut R Hedges A Helxsek S HIPKISS M Holbrook V Horwath M Hughes E Johnson R Johnson H Kalp 206 G B Kapcar L Katz S Kaprrc M Keck B Keffer E Kelley T Kish Klmgensmxth H Knight E Kovach F Kraft M Kroh E Krouse H Krouse R Labm R Lang E Land C Lattanzl M Laughrum J Lazaran M Lemer E Lmdauer J Lnptak M Llptak C Lockarcl M Loncarevlc O Lorrlrnan H Lunden D Machusko F Majesky E Mangme A Marodl G Martin J Maxxmo M McAndrews N McCann F McCelland M McClay B McDowell McFerr1n Merryman Mllled B Mams 206 S E Nuccetellx Odonco L Odonco M Oyenlc P Pahng K Pncararo F Pema Phllhps Poppe Porter Porter Posgate O Prosser T Quarzo B RICE M Rnce A Rxtz E Rosa F Ruhland J Sabo Scholssnagel E Sxese E Sekar L Shaffer V Shaffer J Shnpley H Sxmyak B Skmney A Skudar B Smith E Sokol I Stagensm R Stagson S Stenson J Stone F Swan M Swartz T Sweltzer T Swxft D Sewell E Szelc L Teasdale M Vance S Van Rxper B Vogt A Wamskr A Walsh O Watson C Westcoat M Weston M Williams B Wxlson J Wxlson L Woodward B Yates M Yulxano B Zxvlc 210 . . . . . , . 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PRESIDENT Room 301 W Homlck E Sabo C Sutton I V PRESIDENT G Haney C Moser D Stevenson 53 SECRETARY B Franke G Outralus R Thomas TREASURER J Horwatt C Lunden A Truxal 'rf 'Lk V, J S S ff . T 1' f i L J ' ig ' , ' fff, I R f E ,aj J R SX, R ,V 5 R 303 f I f Q - Q 113 . , . , Room 107 B W Albert L Andrews L Antonuccl W Artxs P Barber F Baron F Barry W Barry Bennett P Berrzsh E Berrlsh J Berkenfleld G Begarae G Bagunovxch A Boak L Banuccl E Broadwater E Broadwater B Bradman C Brltvlch R Brown B Brown L Burkey G Burton Ch Carroll J Casey F Cassm W Chew A Clsek W Clendamel D Cohen F Casner G Cox R Crawford M Cuff J Dando L Daniels G Davis L Camino Room 107 D J Devers L Delean1s H Dunbar G Durmlsky Durmxsky Easton Ebbert Emerson Emerson W Farmelh M Fedutes R Fmley A Fagelbrug R Ford R Forsythe J Fox J Frantz J Gallo L Gallo L Garofalo I Geekle I Geletex I Genat I Gxbson J Gxllus K Gnllns T Gomoka B Gordon R Gulser C Hackett G Hadden W Halley L Haney K Harns L Harrnson UPU Sophomore Class E Hartman Hatfield J Hoddo J Hood J Harvath C Haugh M Gessler H Falcon Doryer Shop N Husty J Hutlas W Isler R Jameson R John H Joseph J Kalasky F Kapanc J Kapanc A Kard K Kmg P K1sh T Klawxter J Karczynskl J Kushner A Labm C Lama A Lenhart P Lenhart J Lagan J Levat H Marks F Masterson F Mathals M McClellan J McCune W McLaughlin J Mxllxken J Molar J Motlchak W Peaasky Shop B C Musar R Musgrave C Norman A Movensky A Nuccetella R Otanec J Owens W Pearson J Petsko J Phnlhps F Plut A Pakarn E Porter J Parzucek M Payle A Revak W Rxflle E Rloll C Revens W Raluck D Rasa G Schevemebraten M Seeman G Shaffor J Shunlc W Shunk Senlla G Skarxch J Slusarczyk R Snowden F Snyder I Snyder J Softcheck Shop G D Sprowls Sprowls R Stacy H Steele A Stefl A Stemmell C Taylor T Taylor W Teasdal J Terabasse J Todaro W Toth J Townley W Ulman P Vargo O Viola R Wancheck E Walson L Walson T Walson L Weyman J Wheeler S Whxtlaw W Whytle B W1ble K Yaksxc A Zaretsky J Zayak J Zehar Room 109 H Abraham S Ackerman J Apone H Arrxson D Artzs L Art1s T Augustine M Baxrd C Basley L Barnette N Bauer D Bennett E Bennett A Berdella M Bodnovlts M Bohna F Bosso F Bowen K Brltvltch G Brockman L Bronson E Brown E Borkett W Burnside E Byrd E Camino L Cantelope V Capaldo P Cherolhevy E Clalr Coloblanche E Coleman E Costello H Costello M Crawford R Curry D Dale S Davidson Room 110 F Davxs I Davis S Davns C Davell F DeBord 54 'Ro E DeForty I Dnllon K Dxllon E Dorsey V Dorsey Z Dorsey W Dowler M Dumovxch H Durda J Eastman B Edsell B Elder A Elko T Faluskx M Feeney M Fnlllpone N Ford E Forsythe J Forsythe H Fusco F Gates B Christ B Goldstein H Grabawskx M Green L Grueser K Hager E Hakm M Haley J Hanek A Harrison V Hartman R Hen A Hensel R Herskovxtz H Hetes E Holland M HOIUICK M Howard B Jeffenes E John Room 111 A Johns M Jullaeck M Karlock M Kelley M Kmg B Kmght A Kosevsky A Kovach V Dragweskx I Krlcas J Kruper B Lutlon E Lynn M Maraney L Martin R Mason A Matasoysky Flora Mays E McCune A McC11ntock M McKenny L McKn1ght P McKmght G Megela P Mekovlch H Mlmelc M Mockus F Nxcholas E Norman J O Bnen V Orellx V Orr E Outralcls M Owens V Owens Pau H Phxlllps T Plshnery Pxvonar E Porter P Porzucek D Price M Prosser PFZYIJSZCWSKI A Ramage M Rexsch Room 112 G Ramsey M Reckner E Reese D Restma M Rxgelsky P Rltz M Romxto A Rose M Rose E Ruscheck R Rutherford M Ryan I Sabatml V Sablnrese M Sage F Seeman A Selep H Seman M Seto M Shader A Shnmensky H Simon E Simpson E Skovran C Smlell D Smnth K Smith L Smith S Smith D Stevenson P Stevenson M Storer I Sunny D Sutton E Swan R Swoger S Szubra J Taylor A Teasdale Room 302 B Thurston H Vargo C Vasco M Vecchlo K Walchock M Walczak D Whxte M White M Whxteko R Wxllmms V Walson R Wmgrove B Wyatt M Yokslch E Yates R Zaronl L Zebley E Zeek M Zxvkovlch A Zullk K Zuplclc . I R1 . .' ' E.. ,lb I ' 2 Q I Sf ' '. Rf 1 f J. . I- . . I- G: DeBoid Miscnko Gi Baird G..Hoyman Ai smgth Jf ' ' Z 1 ' I - S. . A . ' ' PRESIDENT V PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER Room 107 C Hough L Garofola R Hatfield L Cammo Shop H P Lenhart R jamxson A Lenhart M McCellan 55 ...... 5 . Q : . , w 4 ' ' 14',.L' : Av... 4 'f I '- 2 , u ' 5 -J .14 A L i T . J' 1 , .Q V A 1-ff I D PRESIDENT V PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER Shop BHG L Weyman 1 Phxllxps N Wheeler E Rxolx Room 109 M Baxrd E Costello L Artxs E Coleman 56 . Yiw A .V 71 '- 1 ! . 4, Q . H -J K A J :l 4-1. R' . . - S ,wg I .I 1 il , . I' ,, , O Q 3 ., V f X K PQ '-' Q - i PRESIDENT Room 110 B Golclstem B Knight D Sutton V PRESIDENT L Grueser M Jubeck P Rxrz 57 fwf 49-r SECRETARY Z Dorsey H Phxlllps A Rose nal TREASURER E john V Orr I Sabatmx I 'Y' 0' 5 H if I V , !. yx., , A Ni' , X11 with I A Q 1 I 1 ' : A I I i . A 1 J' L. . . I , ,, V 1' ig . 1 I 1 ffzi'jw,,f. 1 4 1 . 1 f v -v 'f I ,hr ..-Q fl , ' v ' 111 . ' . . . H 112 . . ' . - PRESIDENT V. PRESIDENT TREASURER SECRETARY Room 302 R. Zaroni L. Zebley H. Vargo E. Yates 58 1 i , .. 2 K.. . A X w .f 4: 'Brownie 'Buzzes cPoll CRanks 'These Semors Mark Ruth Ann-Gene BEST LOOKING The schools weekly newspaper under the capable edu torshrp of Irvmg Avner broke the school wlde open with the announcement of a Popularxty Poll Circulation doubled almost over night and by the time the following rssue was published the lxttle paper had a nmety percent clrculanon contest m fact so close ln some cases that we have Mark Tltler and Eugene Walters txed for first choice as the Best Lookmg Semors Ruth Ann comes from a long lme of polmcxans but that had nothmg to do wnth her being selected as the Most Popular Senior Gxrl the Best Dressed Senior Grrl and the Best All Around Gxrl an the school Freddy Price runs a close second wlth two places and Charles Bradley another Senior was selected as the Best All Around Boy Ruth Ann Fred MOST POPULAR Betty-Fred BEST DRESSED l . O I , . , . , . . , . . The favorites on this page were selected in a very close A -Q. . y . . , . . , - . . . Y ' Y 59 Outstandmg Semors Earn Cztzzenshzp Letters ROMUALDO ALVARO VINCENT ANANIA YOLANDA APONE EVELYN BACSKAY Bn123 Foota1l123 Orchestra 1 Z 3 Basketball 1 2 3 Musnc N F L l 2 3 Student Council 1 Wwdwlnd Trxo 2 Band Lxbrarnan Z 3 Spamsh Club 2 Chemxst Club 3 Spanish Club Z 3 H1 Y 3 Track 2 Chemistry Club 3 rv Editor Spanish Paper 2 Math Club 3 Woodwind Quintet 3 Varsity Club 1 2 3 County Flute Solo l 2 Semor Class V Pres 3 DANIEL BOCK Boys Chorus 1 2 3 County Boys Chorus 1 Z Mixed Chorus 1 2 3 County Mixed Chorus 1 2 Mixed Double 1 2 3 State Mlxed Double 1 County M1xed Double 2 History 3 Tr1H1Y 1 2 3 Biology Club 1 Drama Club 1 Mxxed Chorus l 3 County Mnxed Chorus 1 Pubhc Spealcmg Club Z 3 Orchestra 1 2 3 Biology Club 1 Strung Quartet Drama Club 2 History Club 3 Band 3 Thesplans 2 3 Science Club 2 H R V Pres 2 H R Pres 3 Hxstory Club 3 French Club 3 Gxrls Chorus I County Gxrls Choru S French Club Treas Trl H1 Y 3 Mxxecl Chorus 3 Forensxc Club 3 Semor Class Play 3 Thesplans 3 Dlstnct Vxola Solo Z GLENN BOWER H R V Pres 1 3 Hx Y 3 Hnstory Club 3 Semor Class Play 3 Math Club V Pres 3 Chemnstry Club Treas Class Treas 2 3 60 CHARLES BRADLEY Ban 1 2 3 Orchestra 1 2 Brass Sextet 1 2 3 Editor m Chief of Year Book 3 Scnence Club 2 Chemxstry Club 3 H R Pres Z 3 H R Treas 1 Class Treas 1 Class Pres 2 3 Thespxan V Pres 2 NFL3 HARRY BROWN Science Club 1 2 Thespxansl Z 3 L 1 Mlxed Chorus I County Mixed Chorus 1 Band 3 Semor Class Play 3 Class President 1 N F L Pres 3 N F L V Pres 2 0 U a o 0 l l a d ' ' b v 1 ' 1' .' 1 , n y . 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F. . , 2, 3 - 1 or Commendable Work m Extra Curricular elctwztzes BURKE COCK Boys Chorus 1 2 County Boys Chorus I 2 Mixed Chorus 1 2 County Mxxed Chorus 1 2 Sclence Club 1 H1 Y 2 3 H1 Y Sec 3 Senlor Class Play 3 Student Councxl 1 Senior Class Editor of Year Book 3 Band 1 LUCILLE FERGUSON Girls Chorus 1 Z 3 County Gxrls Chorus 1 2 Mixed Chorus 1 Z 3 County Mlxed Chorus 1 2 Ensemble 2 3 County Ensemble 2 JOSEPH DALEY Foot all 1 2 3 Mixed Chorus County Mxxed Chorus Traclcl Z Band 1 Commercial Club 2 History Club 3 H1 Y 3 Student Councnl 2 BETTY FETTY Orchestra l 2 Strmg Quartet 2 Band 3 County Stnng Quartet Woodwind Qumtet 3 GLADYS EBBERT Thespxansl 2 3 Bnology Club 1 Scnence Club Z Spanxsh Club Z H1story Club 3 Home Ec Club 3 Refreshment Stand 3 N F L 3 H R Pres 2 Chemistry Club 3 RUTH ANNE EDWARDS Trl H1 Y 1 2 3 Thespxansl 2 3 Biology Club 1 Science Club 2 Chemxstry Club 3 L Z Hnstory Club 3 Science Club Sec 2 Student Councnl Sec 2 DeLELLIS GALLAGHER JEAN HALL Tn H1 Y I Z 3 Thespxans 2 3 F L 2 Z N F L County 2 Hxstory Club 3 Band 61 Orchestra Sec 3 Semor Class Play 3 61 Publxc Speakmg Club 3 Lxbrary Club 3 French Club 3 Newspaper Staff 3 Girls Chorus 1 Z 3 County Gxrls Chorus 1 2 Mlxed Chorus 1 Z 3 County Mlxed Chorus 1 Ensemble 2 3 County Ensemble Z French Club 3 Hlstory Club 3 oumnlxsm Club 3 , Q b Y Y . 3 , , y A I 1,2 I .' Z' 1 x I 7 , , . '3 I. 1 1 f ', ' ' NZF. . ,s History Club 3 - ' Public Speaking Club 3 H: R. Pres. 1 l l . ' 2 7 Y N- ' ' 1,3 l l 1 7 J . GN ot CBetter than the Ordinary Student JACK HART MAYER HERSKOVITZ FRANCIS DORA LAMB Ban 1 Z 3 ournalxsm 2 Orchestra 1 2 3 Debate Team 2 3 H1 Y 3 Drama Club 3 HISYOYY Club 3 Sclence Club Z 3 H1 Y 3 N L Z 3 H1story Club 3 ROSALIE LAW HONEYCHECK Scxence Club l Spamsh Club 1 2 Hnstory Club 3 Math Club 3 Refreshment Stand 3 Trl H1 Y 1 2 3 H R Pres 1 Gxrls Chorus 1 2 County G1rls Chorus Mlxed Chorus 1 2 County Mxxecl Chorusl Z Gxrls Ensemblel 2 State Ensemble 1 County Ensemble Z Trl H1 Y Sec 3 H R V Pres 3 Semor Class Play 3 Semor Class Sec 3 d ' ' -I l l l' I' J 1 ' Q , ' y ' ' ' l ' 1, 2 Z F. . , ' ' , RUTH LEMON LOIS LONG Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3 Girls' Chorus 1, Z ' , 1 ' l , 2 . . . ' ' , . D D I . , Y , 2 Q - . ' ' ,2 ' 3 2 County Gnrls Chorus 1 2 Mnxecl Chorus 1 Z 3 County Mxxed Chorus 1 2 Home Ec Club 3 County Glrls Chorus 1 Mlxecl Chorus 1 2 3 County Mlxecl Chorus 1 Z Mrxed Double 3 Hxstory Club 3 Latnn Club Pres 3 6 H R Sec I H R Pres Z 3 Gxrls Chorus 1 Z County Grrls Chorus 1 Mnxecl Choms 1 Z County MlX8d Chorus 1 Ensemble l Z State Ensemble l County Ensemble 2 Semor Class Play Tn H1 Y Pres 3 Year Book Staff 3 Hxstory Club 3 MARIE LUNDEN County Grrls Chorus 1 2 Mnxecl Chorus 1 2 County Mxxed Chorus 1 2 They Szmply Worked at zt Harder WILLIAM MECKLING Band 1 Mixed Chorus l County Mlxed Chorus 1 H R Treas 1 H1 Y 2 3 L 2 Debate Team 2 3 Joumahsm Club 2 Newspaper Bus Mgr 2 3 Senxor Class Play 3 Year Book Sports Edxtor 3 RUSSELL MILLER GERTRUDE LEE MINOR JEAN MOORHOUSE Drama Club 1 Thespxan Club 1 2 3 Mnxed Chorus l 2 County Mxxed Chorus Boys Chorus County Boys Chorus l 2 Science Club 2 Boys Quartet 2 3 Tn Hx Y 1 2 3 Thesplan Club l 2 3 Girls Chorus 1 County Girls Chorus 1 Mnxed Chorus 1 County Mlxed Chorus 1 Thesplan Pres 3 Year Book Staff 3 Senior Class Play 3 Hxstory Club 3 Student Council 1 Bnology Club 1 H R Sec Z Rxfle Club 2 3 Trl H1 Y 1 Z 3 Home Ec Club 2 3 Girls Chorusl Z 3 County Girls Chorus 1 2 Mixed Chorus 2 3 County Mlxed Chorus 2 N F L 3 Hxstory Club 3 Publxc Speaking Club 3 Home Ec Treas CHARLES NORMAN FRED PRICE DOROTHY ROMAN TONY RUSSO Science Club 1 2 Ban 1 2 3 Student Council l Rxfle Club 2 3 Rifle Club V Pres Orchestra 2 3 H R Pres 2 H1 Y 3 Hx Y 1 Cheer Leader 1 2 3 Bxology Club 1 Student Councll 2 3 Hxstory Club 3 Publxc Spealtmg Club 3 Student Councrl Pres 3 History Club Pres 3 Sensor Class Play Bus Mgr 3 Year Book Bus Mgr 3 63 Bxology Club l 'IIIICSPIHIISI Z 3 Tn H1 Y 1 2 3 H R Pres 1 Rifle Club Z L 2 Joumalxsm Club 2 Lxbrary Club Z 3 Thesplans Sec Gt Treas 2 3 Latm Club 3 Library Club Pres 3 H R Pres 3 Varsity Club 1, 2 3 Basketballl 2 3 H R V Pres 1 3 H1 Y 2 3 H1 Y Pres 3 Chemxstry Club 3 - l l' :' r r .' 1 r Y Y , Y ' Y ' ' , ,3 ' , ' , y , . . . 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F. . , 3 'Thus CD0 We Honor Those Who Have Contributed J EAN SAGER Thespxans 1 2 3 Bxology Club 1 Ensemble l 3 State Ensemble l County Girls Chorusl Z Girls Chorus 1 2 3 Mxxed Chorus 1 2 3 County Mnxed Chorus I 2 Student Council 1 Trl H1 Y 1 2 3 Home Ec Z 3 Home Ec Pres 3 Mxxed Double 2 County Mixed Double Rifle Club Z H R Treas 3 DUWAYNE SWOGER Art Club 1 Z Thespxans 2 3 History Club 3 Student Councll 3 Bnology Club V Pres 1 H R Treas 1 Junxor Class Sec 2 Student Council Treas 3 Math Club Pres 3 Chemistry Club Pres 3 H R Sec Z J OSEPHINE SAVONA History Club 3 Gxrls Chorusl 3 County Gxrls Chorus l Mxxed Chorus 1 3 County Mxxed Chorus 1 GEORGE SMITI-I WILLIS STEVENSOM HY12 Boys Chorusl 2 3 Mnxed Chorus 1 County Boys Chorus 1 Z County Mixed Chorus 1 Mxxed Chorus 1 2 3 Football Asst Mgr 2 3 County Mxxed Chorus 1 2 Basketball Asst Mgr 2 3 Geometry Club Sec 3 EUGENE WALTERS EDWARD SZUBRA DOROTHY Thesplansl 2 3 Ban 1 Z 3 WANCHECK H R Pres 2 3 Orchestral 2 3 Girls Chorus 1 2 Hlswry Club 3 County Gnrls Chorus 1 Z Chemistry Club V Pres Mlxed Chorus 1 2 County Mxxed Chorus I 2 o . . - s 1. ,, 1 rv . ., - y , r ,, . . , my , - -1 1 ., . , . ., -9 as ' vs 1 vs -1 w d, .1 ry 7 ., Y D v . 2 9' ., 1 ' ' ..3 f ' . . 7 1.-9l'Iore than the eAverage to Our School LARRY ZEBLEY ADAHLIA DAVID FRED THOMPSON Varsity 2 3 GltlS Chorus l 2 3 H R Pres l County Girls Chorusl 2 Football Mgr 1 Z 3 Mixed Chorusl 2 3 Basketball Mgr 1 2 3 County Mnxed Chorusl 2 H R Sec 3 Ensemble 1 Z County Ensemble State Ensemble 1 65 At ll . A , 3 Y 5 ! ' Y . . . n , n , . , , , , Chemxstry Club 3 ' 3 I Y I . . . , h , 2 , y , Y Y Art Club 2 Track Z 3 Band 3 Mnxed Clmorus 1 2 County Mxxecl Chorusl 2 Boys Chorus l 2 County Boys Chorus l Z allowing Close on the Heels o thas roup NELLE ATKINS LOUIS AUGUSTINE LEONARD BACHETTI ARTHUR BAKEWELL ELIZABETH BAKEWELL Thespxan Club 1 2 3 Sclence Club 1 2 Varsity 1 2 3 History Club 3 History Club 3 Glrls Chorus 1 3 Foot all 1 Z 3 Math Club 3 Mnxed Chorus 1 3 County Mnxecl Chorus 1 3 Tn H1 Y 1 H R Treas l 2 3 H1SIOfY Club 3 Publnc Speaking 3 French Club V Pres Home Ec Club 3 ERNESTINE BAKEWELL ANNABELLE BARBER ELIZABETH BARTKO MARGARET BASCO EDNA BENNETT Rnfle Club Z 3 History Club 3 Hxstory Club 3 Home E: Club 3 Tn H1 Y 3 Commercnal Club 2 Latm Club 3 Commerclal Club 3 Hlstory Club 3 Erenfll C11-ll-7 3 Hxstory Club 3 Refreshment Stand 3 History Club 3 Tn H1 Y 3 66 D 7 , Y Y 7 b 3, D1 County Girls' Chorus 1 H. R. V. Pres. 2, 3 . . 3 1 l m an Outstandmg 1-9Wanner JOSEPPIINE BILL MARGARET LOUISE ALLEN BRITTON Hxstory Club 3 BLACKFORD Band 1 Tn H1 Y 1 3 Rnfle Club 2 DORIS BURKHART Trl H1 Y 1 Hlstory Club 3 H R V Pres 3 MEDICK CAPRINANO Varsnty Club 1 Z 3 Footballl 2 3 Chemistry Club 3 H R V Pres I H R Treas 2 3 Class V Pres 2 Spanxsh Club 2 JACK CHERRY SAM CHESTER LAVERA CHEW FRANCES CHRISTNER HELEN CIPRIANI History Club 3 Basketball 1, Z, 3 Hnstory Club 3 Art Club 1, 2, 3 Hlstnry Club 3 H1 Y 3 Biology Club 1 Semor Class Play 3 Hxstory Club 3 67 I o o . . ' ' 1 1 l ' ' n 9 9 . . . , CBut CPart1c1pated zn ewer cvfctwztzes MARY CLERI WEBER COLLIER FANNIE COLMES Gxrls Chorus 1 H1 Y 2 3 Hxstory Club 3 LOUISE CONWELL Student Councul 1 2 MARIE CONWELL Class Sec 1 Student Counc1lTreas 2 H R SBC 1 Student Councxl 3 SADIE COUSIN BAIRD COWELL JEANETTE CRAMER PRICE CUFF ROSE DANTONIO Hxstory Club 3 H1 Y 1 Hlstory Club 3 Publlc Speakmg 3 Orchestra 2 Band Z History Club 3 68 Art Club 1 2 Spanish Club Z Hnstory Club 3 Chemistry Club 3 Math Club 3 Home Ec Club 2 Hnstory Club 3 Commercial Club 3 County Girls' Chorus 1 HER. Sec. 3 Class V. Pres. 7 H. R. V.. Pres. 2 w Slflany of 'These Have Won Their Letters MELVIN DAUGHERTY CORNELHJS DAY STEPHEN DECOVICH STEVE DeFRANKS JOHN DOHANISH Rxfle Club Z 3 Boys Chorus 1 2 H1 Y 3 Ban 1 Z Chorus l H1 Y 2 3 County Boys Chorus County Chorus l Student Council 3 On Mon Staff 3 Boxmg Club 3 EILEEN DOYLE MARY DILLON ALBERT DURIGON L g ry ry Cl b 3 Lxbrary Club Hmstory Club 3 Hnstory C b Comm l ub 3 6 EODA DURIGON Spannsh Club 2 3 Chemistry Club 3 History Club 3 History Club Sec 3 JOHN ELKO ' 1 , s .' d 1 .- , Q , 1 1 Cfeative Wddn 3 Libra Club 3 Histo u H. R.. Sec. l, Z, 3 Boxing Club 3 1 ,fl l 9 or Outstandmg Work an 'Then' Chosen cv4ctwzty SISTINE FABRIZIANI PEARL FINLEY History Club 3 amsb Clu 2 3 Hxstory Club 3 Spamsh Club Sec 3 FIDELIS FLYNN JOSEPH FRANKS WILLARD FRANKS Lxbrary Club 3 Hlstory Club 3 Math Club 3 Hxstory Club 3 Spamsb Club 2 History Club 3 Lxbrary Sec 3 Chemnstry Club 3 Cbemxstry Club 3 Math Club 3 ROSE GALLO STANLEY GATES JOSEPH GOSSEAUX ELIZABETH GREGORY GEORGE GRESH History Club 3 Hustory Club 3 Ban 1 2 Hnstory Club 3 History Club 3 Joumallsm Z Track 2 Orchestra 1 2 Gxrls Chorus 3 Track 2 L. . SP , b y . . ' Chemistry Club 3 .' '- P X . . . d , n. 70 'They too cAre to be Commended 6 ELLA MAE GUARD ANNE GUSTOVICH PAUL HANULA MYRTLE l'lARN ELEANOR HATFIELD Tn H1 Y 1 3 Hxstory Club 3 Basketball Z 3 Tn H1 Y 1 Tn Hn Y l 2 3 Hbme Ec Treas 1 2 3 Scxence Club 2 Thespnans Z 3 Home Ec Club 3 HISCOYY Club 3 Math Club 3 Hxstory Club 3 Home Ec Club 3 Math Club Sec 3 French Club 3 H R V Pres Z Hxstory Club 3 MARJORIE HEPLER JAMES HERBERTSON Trl H1 Y 3 History Club 3 Math Club 3 Hx Y 3 Latm Club 3 History Club 3 H R Sec 3 71 HERHOLTZ CURTIS HILL BOYDELL HOFFMAN ub 3 Rxfle Club 3 H R Sec 2 u 3 H1 Y 3 5 L X Tllespiians 2, 3 Mgch Club 3 Y 1 Juurnalism 2 Rifle Club 3 - - A- agp? b Z . . . .' XX Y 5 . vffv or Their Unselfish Contribution SABINA HOVAN JOHN HUGHES JAMES HUGHES RUTHE IRWIN JOSEPH JACOBS Hlstory Club 3 History Club 3 H R Treas 2 3 Rxfle Club l Spamsh Club Z 3 Scnence Club Z Hxstory Club 3 Drama Class l Fnrst Axd 3 ELIZABETH JOHNSON ELEN AKA NANCY KEENE BERNARD KELLEY ROBERT KEYS Home Ec Club 2 Hxsr lub 3 Hnscory Club 3 Scnence Club 3 Band 1 Joumallsm Club 2 H R Sec 1 Senior Class Play 3 Spamsh Club 2 3 History Club 3 Track 2 Publxc Speakmg 3 H R V Pres 2 First And 3 Hnstory Club 3 Fnrst Alcl Pres 3 Cl1em1scry Club 3 Forensic 3 Boxmg Club 3 77 l -X H. IR. Sec. 2 Rille Club.2, 3 x 1 ' ll JX RY 59 Sl . A . I 1 ' ' ' To the Success o our ExtraN Curricular CProgram MIKE KOSTY GEORGE KOZUP JOHN LAMB WILLIAM LAMB WILLIAM LAIRD H R Treas 1 Spanish Club 2 3 H1 Y 3 Science 1 H1 Y 3 I-IRSec3 ANN LATSKO MARY LATSKO ALBERT LEACH CONSTANCE LEEPER MARY LENHART Lam, Club 3 Spamsh Club 2 3 Ban 1 2 French Club 3 History Club 3 Hxstory Club 3 Chemistry Club 3 Hxstory Club 3 Sparush Club V Pres 3 73 74 Q-f l sulaeiu cwgdl z Track z ' ' my s Rifle Club s I x 1 l , .I , d y . We Will Slfliss Their aces in Every cflctivity JEAN LEONARD RUMFORD LOCKMAN ANN LOGAN MARY LORENZ JOHN MAGALDI Rifle Club 2 Football Z, 3 History Club 3 History Club 3 Football 2, 3 Commercial Club 2 Math Club 3 Home Ec. Club 3 H. R. Pres. 2, 3 Tri-Hi-Y 3 Boxing Club 3 History Club 3 Student Council 3 GRACE MASTEN MARJORIEMATTHEWS JOE MATTY Drama Z History Club 3 Hi Y 3 French Club 3 diff!! Zi! Fpafffllv a., LMC' 74 EUGENE MCCUNE MILTON MERSKY Thespian 1 Z 3 H R Sec 1 Senior Class Play 3 History Club 3 N F L 3 History Club 3 Boxing Club 3 Boxing Club Pres 3 Debate 3 Orations 3 Public Speaking H R V Pres H R Treas 2 ' l' ' 9 1 . I ' , ,f , 44' . , .ff W 5. Drama, Sports, 314 usic, arsenic and Others BETTY JEAN MILLER ERMA JEAN MILLER MILDRED MURRAY DONALD NEEL ANN NEMISH Home Ec Club 3 Llbrary Club 2 3 Library Club 3 H1 Y 3 History Club 3 Hxatory Club 3 Math Club 3 Publnc Speakmg 3 Commercxal Club 2 H15!01'Y Club 3 Hxstory Club 3 French Club 3 Chemxstry Club 3 Lxbrary V Pres 3 BETTE NEWCOMER JULIA ONIFER MARIANNA ORELLI ANDREW OYENICK HERMAN PAUL Gnrls Chorus 1 2 Public Speaking 3 History Club 3 Football l 2 3 Basketball 1 Mlxed Chorus 1 Z Local History Club 3 H1 Y 3 County MnxedChorus1 2 N F L 3 H R V Pres l Fxrst And Club 3 Student Councnl 2 75 l Ccsunty Girls' Chorus 1, 2 Creative 'Wfriting Club 3 Home Ec. Club 3 , , H: R. V. Pres. 1, 2 . ' , D. . .. U Mttendance, Scholarshzp and Cztzzenshzp MARTHA KATHLEEN ROBERT PETRELLI EDWARD D PEGG Spamsh Club 2 3 Bnology 1 Joumallsm Club Z Drama 1 H R Sec 2 Bxology Club Treas 1 Newspaper Sports Home Ec Club 3 H R Treas 1 2 History Club 3 H R Sec 3 Math Club 3 PONZURIC H R V Pres 1 Spanish Club 2 Ban 2 3 Spanish Club V History Club 3 Chemistry Club 3 Boxmg Club 3 RUSSELL PORTER RICHARD PRITTS Rifle Club 2 H1 Y Z 3 2 Bancl 2 3 R1fle Club 3 3 Rxfle Club Sec 2 Rnfle Club Pres 3 H1 Y 3 H1 Y Treas 3 Pres Chemistry Club 3 Hlstory Club 3 VIRGINIA PUGLIA KA'I'I'ILEEN PURCELL WILLIAM PURSGLOVE EUGENE RECKNER SA R Chorus 1 Z Hlstory Club 3 History Club 3 H1 Y 2 3 U 2 H R V Pres 1 Home Ec Club 2 3 History Club 3 Commercial Club 2 Tn Hx Y 3 Library Club 3 76 n ' . . . d y , U- . 1 . . . Editm' 2 ' . . 3 ' History Club 3 3 3 ' l E E 1 ' D I- 7 . Q I .I .- kj Tlayed an Important f'Part m cv4wards PORTER REMINGTON FRANK RICCO RUBY RIVERS DOROTHY ROBERTS FRANK RODE Football 2 3 Mlxed Chorus 1 History Club 3 Home EC Club Z N F L 1 Track 2 3 County Mixed Chorus l PUbllC Speakm Hlsgory Club 3 Thggplans 1 Band Z 3 Orchestra 2 3 JOSEPHINE ROSE JOHN SABC JOSEPH SABO ROSE SABO LEWIS SEACH Girls Chorus 1 Mnxed Chorusl 2 3 History Club 3 G1rls Chorus 1 2 Ban 1 2 County Glrls Chorus 1 County Mixed Chorusl 2 Track 3 County Gxrls Chorus 1 2 Orchestra l 2 Creative Wntxng Club 3 Mnxed Double 2 3 Mixed Chorus 1 2 Hxstory Club 3 County Mxxed Double 2 County Mixed Chorusl 2 French Club 3 Boys Chorus 1 Z 3 Flrst Axcl Club 3 Boys Quartet 2 77 9 . . . I I R I . . . . . , yhll I D Biology 1 1, ' , - , 31, 3 , R4 I' ,N . , . Y , . . , y d y . ' r,. . l , n - , , , ,ffmh cvfnd Those Who Have Worked Hardest om, 111,544 f DORIS SIMPSON VERA SINCLAIR MADELINE SMITH MIKE SOFTCHECK BETTY SPHAR Home Ec Club 2 3 Hmstory Club 3 County Chorus 2 H R V Pres 2 History Club 3 RICHARD A STAMBAUGH Orchestra l 2 3 B n 1 2 3 LBERT STANSFIELD Track 2 3 Math Club 3 Chemxstry Club 3 French Club 3 Thespxans 3 Trl H1 Y 3 H R V Pres 3 Public Speaking 3 Senxor Class Play 3 Shakesperean Reading 3 Public Speaklng 3 RUTH STEPHENS SAM TERRAVECCHIA MARK TITLER Gxrls Chorus l Football I 2 3 H R Treas 1 2 3 County Gxrls Chorus 1 Basketball 1 2 Track 2 3 Mlxed Chorus 1 H R V Pres 1 2 Hxstory Club 3 County Mxxed Chorus l Class Treasurer 3 Drama 1 Hxstory Club V Pres 3 78 . KJ K I 1,1 ff. . 13 fx I f I, , l Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3 Rifle Club Z, 3 Chorus 2, 3 Track 2, 3v,,f'j ' N. F..L. 3 . , ' is fg p. S l a cl , , , , ' . . . , . , ' , Have Qlttamed 1-Wlost MARY ELIZABETH JULIA VRHOVAC TROTH Biology Club l Llbt-ary 1 3 Home Ec Club 3 Chorusl 2 3 LILLIE WEYMAN H R Treas 1 Student Councnl 3 Home Ec Club 3 LEONARD WALINSKI RUTH WATSON Trl H1 Y 1 2 Rnfle Club Z 3 Home Ec Club 2 Track 2 3 County Chorus 1 2 Hxstory Club 3 Public Speakmg 3 XV ff Hxstory Club 3 HARRY WILSON UNA WYATT H1 Y 2 3 Orchestra 2 History Club 3 H R Treas 1 Drama 2 Thespxans 2 3 Hxstory Club 3 DOMINIC WYNO JAMES YOHO Foot all l Z 3 Rifle Club 2 Track Z 3 Chemxstry Club 3 RUTH WHITE Chorus 1 County Chorus 1 Humorous Readmg 3 Hrstory Club 3 '79 l - 8 K I . v, y I ' ' ' ' , 1 3 ' , Chemistry Club 3 . ! - . . . il 71 MGA, TJ v 5 ra v ' I A 'X lex l w l l T W '- , A . . . li , , ' Q 5243546 Alberra Barley Meryl Baker James Bamerte Harry Cagha Eva Capaldo Carmella Carolla John Cenky Helen Checron C21r0lln9 Congelm Harold Cooke Thomas Dunker George Dzunck jack Fmley Wrllxam Flemmg Mart Fletcher Wlllrs Forsythe Charles Foyle Martha Franko Eleanor Givens w Gresh l l I l or r ' 1 , J . 80 :N Andrew Harger Walter Hedges George Hoddo Katherine Holland Pete Jandrokovic Isabelle Jefferies Helen Kowash Dorothy Hickey Eugene Hileman Lawrence Hipkiss v . y l. :ul-huvx UXH , N Catherine Hroblak Martin Huclak Harry Huntley Nelle ,lessee George John Martin Katz Walter Mayers Albert am Pete McMahon 2 J Q7 1 as Q K ' f: ' 5 i . ,Q7 ,sv I . 81 -.Lg -2 f 4 ' Charles Novak Mary Jane Ochran Veromca Ochran Anne O Hare Paul Paloney Helen Pld-1mlCh Cather-me Rapchak Andrew Remena Vxolet Mae Rocco George Sabula 7,515 Eau F-M24 Mollie Schafer Valma Schaffer Ruth Schwemebraten Lola Seibel Joseph Shader James Sharp Joseph Shnllmgs Andrew Shxmko Anne Smlla Elizabeth Smith 82 .1 - , 'Q- I ,, . IRL ' Jack Smnrh ack B Smnth George Spachtholz Ethel Srefl Catherine Sm-nmgl Harry Swearmgen Lourse Swextzer George Tarby Howard Tnppms Sam Todaro William Veres Hazel Vlpperman Donald Wlrdmm Nlelvma Wey an 441 Frank Wxlson ryvflffwf Robert Worchester Roy Workman , 83 'F x 'X l H -X xx' - Advail? JV- , , . Y aJ' . 4 'NUI . . jx' .tl aryl'- F f Slflusac Elflakers and 3VIOney t-Wlakers K f'V fk-I f ,-fi' l' Betty and ames can toot their own horns. The two groups on this page worked at the Refreshment Stands at every game. They deserve plenty of credit for enriching the Activities Treasury. 93 -Qc SALES 0 SERVICE 2112555 JAMES E GIBSON NAEIQFAL THE EMBLEM CO D A ENEIX Mgr Spec1al1sts 1n School ewelry Invxtatlons and Dxplomas I you lost your school rzng or dzdnt get one We ll be glad to serve you at any tzme UNION TRUST BLDG PITTSBURGH PA Congratulauons to Brownsvxlle Graduates E C Nlckel Mgr COMMERCIAL PRINTING Snowclen Square Phone BROWNSVILLE PA 25 Years Prmtmg Experxence Q P-'ff P '-'.Wva,,6 Pr-:W l- S9 S'1lELubncnW EDWIN H BINNS Dzstrxbutor Wholesale Retall Electrlcal Supplnes Electrlcal Applxances BERKY ELECTRIC COMPANY 110 HIGH STREET Phone 112 BROWNSVILLE PA Brownswlle 5 Largest Electrical Store 86 n JJ f - - 1 s - ' f- 'L The Tri-County Press ' 1 492 : EDWARD S gra LI 3. 10115 S Graduat 6cMb AUTO PARTS d N 295 ALL ACCESSORIES Amerlcan Leglon t th g t P BROWNSVILLE PA Acklm Auto Esso STATION Supply C0 GEORGE E WINNER BROWNSVILLE PA Le G g D If 1: R b d B STAPLETON S DAIRY WEST BROWNSVILLE Equlp Your 'f Home Work Shop Now W' We curry o complete hne of tools ond mochmery BROWNSVILLE HARDWARE CO WOODWARD WRIGHT FURNITURE COMPANY 87 Officers em ers 1 A. KRAMER Ax?oN POST an ' I o. fl 7 7, . . ' ' a e fl h rxce O 9 ' ' . . I Your Jeweler I , . t eor e 0 U qi, I Brownie's Mos a i ooster '- ' u N 55-12.- , ,ARS,,. . .4 Y -.VV, . 1 4 N. Y A Is N , I 0 I' ' , 'Q Complzments of ' ff R X - R V Y 1 i I I' 0 K 5 ni ,-. .L N UNKTN min 5 UJECID1 Advance Styles for Young Men At the Statlon G E Appllances and Servme COULTERS HARDWARE IAS R HERBERTSCDN W t B P pl Ag GROCERIES ARKET C 1 The PLAZA STRAND an BISON THEATERS f-WK E ffl! 0 I ff? Q: sw W4 ' 09 xx Ill QL9 S? 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Dodz h BROWN SVILLE MOTOR CO 311 INSURANCE R P Tunney Mgr SHOE REBUILDERS Complzments KARPEN W f AGENCY CLEANING- and Brownsvxlle s Complete Insurance Agency AIHCYICQH StO1'C 501 Market Street g Sept ept Sept Sept ct ct ct Oct 28 Nov Nov 11 OUR 1938 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Trxnlty German Townshxp Redstone Townshlp Charlerol Monesson Mon Clty Callforma Donora To be fllled Umontown Home Home Home Away Home Away Home Home Home Away N1ght Nlght Nxglut N lgllt Nlght Day Nlght Nlglmt Day Day 91 xl 5 Pig , r ll, sl! fg , S 1 L 1 4 W ee l ! 4 1 ri I ' 1: d E I re nn e adver S251 wlgrdameegelllossd gl wlpsrdzfnpjzhas subse uenrl een I e to all standard dxcnonarnes The x eal proclaxme hrs charactensuc poster m earlv day, has been mamtauned bv e 1 roughout the years, expressed m the product ' by engineering leadership and value. 0 f . Xu 1 K 7 I 1 - 1? .i- l ig - 9 O . . , . . 9 ' ' ........,..4..,........,....,.,..., S S S S ' S . 16 ' ..,, S S S S S S S S S S ' . 23 ' ,... 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STUDENT'S LUNCI-IES DAIRY BAR Regal Confectionery NSUR CE Fred J Chalfant National Deposit Bank Buildmg THE PAINTERS' PAINT , l vmumn: oi of W 'VTOUIKI on mu ' I l i A 'r u X70-',,, A Ii if IJVIFIIJT nn 1 5 --erfyzgmipv' W, , PITTSBURGH PAINTS are paint- ers' paints-the finishes these deft ly po Th yfl ' nl b Y h d ty Thy b hfl df MW VP BROWN SVILLE PAINT 86 GLASS CO GOLDRS BY NITURE-PRINTS BY PITTSBURGH PITTSBUR PAINTS gnoozz aa GYM: F 1 APS! 6 Tie W COIFFURE STYLISTS Spec1aI Service to Students MRS M ELLIEN Phone 407-I QIIA ' I f.- mx! Market Street Service Station 503 Market St PENNZOIL PRODUCTS Robt L Moore Prop 49 I ,, s G.?'2'Sm I K In W' ,001 rn1fADUmQlf-vw 7 snownsviuz 92 craftsmenre u n. e oweasxly and eve from the rush leaving a smooth, ar surface of long-lasting beau . e offer more paint ' . mileage for every rus u. The 4 colors are anchore or permanence. 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'H hu lou, f-2 iQ -IRQ SABIN E PORTER TYPEWRITER WORLD'S No 'I OCC OFFICE SUPPLIES Typewnter and Office Machxne Re amng MCKEUWN S ADLER BROS 6th and Market 7 So Gallatin Ave SERVICE STATION S UNIONTOWN EN S Phone 93 West Brownsvxlle 95 . . , o . L P . . K L, ' , ...' 'A' i ' fa 3 . . . 'i ,, I 5, , I I' . . l 1 3 - . , 4 - - , .. i 7 Big scubacfwfnmms Moda. ' V ,4 , exnccly as shown! Has new ' U Superfcupacity Procter . . . new W EAT-xEEPER,..n zum did C empernture Reg av tor . . . built-in Food Compnrt- .1 l l ments. . .sliding Adjusto-shelf. Feature! also include new im- i'8 Q proved Eject-o'Cube Trays, I now in their fourth year as a Westinghouse advantage, See - E chin comp money-nving . rigeralorlCc-mpafe zhevnluel X v 4 0 9 P . . 7 0 . . -.li 7 Compliments Of WILLARD A. GRIFFIN JR. Insurance to Cover Everythmg Compliments Of BOOKS SHOE STORE Compliments Of WARD BAKING ' CO. Bakers of SOFT BUN BREAD YOUNG LADIES Wrll Always Fmd the Newest the Latest an the Most Styllsh Creatlons at GOLDSTEIN S ml we-4 .15 X if I Ad----,,... ,A Zvi. !SQvi4f1?g V Let us tell 45? ff You How You ff Can Bulld J W at Your Own mb, f lf II H -5' llsllliafyg me BROWN SVILLE CONSTRUCTICN CO 96 QQ - J: A 13 l . x X d 5 R S , ' 0 0 .1 .x 'fx I 1: L ' 4 u ..-. '1 ., SZ'5',t 1 .. 'gay' H f 1 . f L A ,. . 5 -' . 5 ,v ,A 1 gap 4 if 5 .- fi A ,Lv ' ,.f,4,ffs T'1fC,'- 'T ' , ff- , Z-5,114+ ,,,,.,af? fe 12,1 . X ' 11. w , ' Q . if '-- S -. .r 1 . 3' 7 Q- J A'i:.ff-l5?QA, 7 Q, f Y I' ' '1 'vf2 '5-63. 5 'F' ' - , fl A ' v,x ' Q V A 1 4 ,-3 Eg.. X H - 1 - '-.-9 A- .-V17 ' N '--fi:-. 3- . Xa - 1 dl., ,-- 51 x fgqg- .,e.a,,-1 X, ., A1 N , 5 1. ' 1:2 f' . -3, -1 ' ' r we Q -rf aaa i-1-fi'-.sage 4 ff - N 11 3 - 4.-. .EJ :ilnf-l,-fic'1--'V- A 111, 97 Y 'L ' , ,I ' ----V LT: na - r2: fe . 1, KL' A '1g,fQ 4' QQ.QQ X 1 5-114' if 1 1 'F-.Qn 5 E -Z3 is t ,z -. -11.1 ... - I . 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