Canonsburg High School - Canon Log Yearbook (Canonsburg, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 74 of the 1943 volume:

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H The CANUN l0G Canonsburg High School CANONSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA One 0 9 0 0 i I THE L00 STAFF E-ditor HAIFA MIKEL Associate Editor MARY ALYCE -CUSHNIE Business Manager PHILIP FICKMAN Advisor MARY L, GRIFFITH EDITORIAL STAFF Jane Hopper Verna McLhinney William Bell Diane Kokinakis Peggy Pease Virginia Abraham Rose Bracale Helen Dichak Thespe Kavalis Stella Mason Edward Rosack Helen Kress Ida Moore Peggy Tannehill Virginia Jankowski Peggy Pease BUSINESS STAFF Helen Dichak Emily Kubaski James Shaw Evelyn VVarne Philomena Aloia Miriam Champ Dorothy Eberle Fred Kohring Rosalie Nicoson Roy Rossell Anna Vargo Two Annabelle Gibson Margaret Ladich James Thompson HOME ROOM BUSINESS COMMITTEE William Bell Mary Alyce Cushnie Olive Galbraith Alex Lucciola Hilda, Renko Eileen Stose Conlenlsf if 'A' uk ak Book One-ADMINISTRATIGN Book Two-CLASSES Book Three-ATHLETICS Book Four-ACTIVITIES Book Five-FEATURES Superinlendenfs essage i' 'k if 'A' Every graduating class has something which distinguishes it from other classes. Some classes have several features. The class of 1943 is one of the latter type. To begin With, it is the most beautiful class to graduate in many years as anyone can prove by comparing the number of girls 31111 boys. If we carry this comparison to past. years, it will show that this class is the most unevenly divided class since 1923. Again, it is the only class in the history of Canonsburg High School which has had members drafted directly into Military Service. The latter fact makes the 19-13 class a strictly war-time class. As a War- time class, it has shown considerable fighting spirit in getting out this edition of Canon Log. No other class has overcome the handicaps and obstacles which confronted this class in putting out a yearbook. With Mr. DiYenno's induction into the Armed Service the Canon Log was left without a sponsor, and the prospects of a year- book looked dim. However, vigorous leadership and determination backed up with cash from every member of the class convinced the author- ities that the class meant business and a spon- sor was forthcoming. Then, when Canon Log prospects seemed rosy, the bottom dropped out of everything with the announcement from the en- 4 graving company that all yearbook contracts were cancelled. What happened then borders on the mysterious and occult. Out, of it all, however, emerged the Class of 1943 proudly bearing this edition of the Canon Log of which no one need be ashamed. Therefore, this class bears the distinc- tion of producing one of the very few annuals brought out this year and probably the last one for many years. Congratulations, Class of 1943! You have done a good job, but you are going to need lots more of this fighting spirit in the days ahead. As Winston Churchill has said, the future un- doubtedly holds for you, as for every one, Blood, Sweat. and Tears , and this translated into less- tigurative language means sacrifice and service. I have no doubt that you will measure up to your responsibilities they present themselves, and I know that in carrying out these responsibilities you are going to find real satisfaction. Ill extending my final Wishes for your sue- cess I should like to add a word of personal ap- preciation for the cheerful, friendly spirit I have found in all my contacts with the Class of 1943. lt is a pleasant thing to remember you by, and I hope that you make it your permanent possession. C. A. MATHEWSON, Superintendent of Schools Z' ss,-,f C H H L C T H T H l S I L , N -V E x S I T I X Q 5 f 2 T 5 I IIA School Board ir ir 'A' ir 'A' s John B. Black. Arthur Daley Hugh Duffy Ben Cowan S. W. Ileahin H. S. Pease John Yoney School Board members are chosen by the voting public for a term of six years. Their duty is to regulate the finances of the school system. They spend long hours budgeting their accounts that all departments may share equally. The Board elects teachers, determines the school calendar, levies the school tax, and purchases all school supplies. Present officers are: President, H. S. Elght Peaseg Vice President, A. J. Daleyg Secretary, J. B. Blackg and Treasurer, G. D. McNutt. The- Board is Well-balanced by men repre- senting different occupations, religions, and political views. These men are interested in our schools and try to make the Canonsburg School District an outstanding one. YVe sincerely appreciate their efforts in our behalf. 'A' ul' 'A' ir C. A. MATHEWSON Supt. Schools R. J. O'CONNELL Prin. High School Nine if Superintendent M. L.. TAGGART Asst. Prin. High School IQHBW' facult + af if .-f w X fax JOSEPHINE BANFIELD MARIE BEARD MARGUERITE ROACH MARGARET E. DICKSON uk if' ir FLORENCE CARLISLE V I DOROTHY B. DONALDSON JUN MARY GRIFFITH INA M. HOCH Ten MARGARET T. LIAS N. ir + + 4. if if Facull ZW.. Wl'?e5 'W - 'Il . M.. .4 n e o BLANCHE LOCKHART EDGAR D. MASON MARTHA M. MCNARY 'R ttf MARY I. MERCER MARY B. MERRIN VERA L NEISH QF ROBERT K. PAXTON MARGUERITE Y. RANKIN L.OUlSE A. SCROGGS Eleven X 1 Ally uw 4 W ,, , . .4 V SX. 5 ' 9 - . facull STUART O- SIMS FRANK J. sPADARo l as 4. it K3 fe N M X ,R E?T X N A. MARIE STEWART VIRGINIA WELSH 1 I - ISSS I I I I II, : Q k . ,. S I MARY E- WHITE cI.lFFoRD WINNETTE Twelve ir ir ai' i' ir ir RALPH L. SPENCE J. KYLE WORK A If ',,4?--,nf C- 7' T H , 6. L 1 I E T T ,Aj E C A S- ,S SENIIIRS if if -lf if ak 9 ! Abraham, Martha General Course 1. -J Commercial Course 15. 4 Chorus 1 Iterio, Mary Ann H. Economics Cou rse 1, 2 Commercial Course 3, -l ennett, Ethel Academic Course Benzene Rlngli, 4 Basketball Volley Ball 3, -1 Chorus 1 Brown, Bill Academic Course Cross Country 1, 2, .L -1 Captain 4 Track 1. 2. 3,-1 Abraham, Virginia K. Adams, Vivian Academic Cour.-e Chorus 1 Volley Ball 3 Amon, Jean General Course Volley Ball Ii Chorus 1 Beppler, Lillian Commercial Course Chorus 1 Browne, Dorothy H. Economics Cours General Course ii. -1 Chorus 1, 2 Commercial Course Volley Ball Ii Atkinson, Raymond General Course 1, 2 Commercial Course Il, -1 Stamp Club 1 Track 2 Bracale, Rose H. Economics Course 1. 2 Commercial Course 3, 4 Dramatic Club 3 Volley Ball 3, 4 Bruce, Helen e 1, 2 General Course 1.2 Commercial Course 3. -1 Tri -Hi-Y 4 Basketball 1, 2, 4 Fourteen Aloia, Philomena Academic Course 1. 2 Commercial Course 3 4 Chorus 1 Bell, William Academic Course Year Book Staff 4 Bradenburg, Dorothy General Course Dramatic Club 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Bunevlch, Adam Academic Course Christmas Play 3 Football 3, 4 5+ af if if if 4. . in .al.,..... 'K iam... ,. , , .W , ,WW --e -C' 1 Cancilla. Lenore Gent-i'alCm1rse Chorus 1 Casto, Betty Uuminercial Course Basketball 1, 2, 34, 4 Chorus 3 Here Home-s Charlie' Dramatic Ulub 4 Ciesla, Frances H. Ea-mwnilcs Course 1 f10Tl'lllltHl'C1HlCOUFHC 3, DeFiIippo, Isabelle H. Economics Course Cmnnierciul Course Ji, Volley Ball Zi, 4 Basketball -I v ll.. 1 4 Cancilla, Gloria SIENIIIRS l-l. Ecoriumics Courier- 1, 2 lwnnme-i'c'iz1lCuurscfl,-I lflllvn H. liichurrls 1, 2, 3, 4 tflmrus l Champ, Miriam As-adeniiv Course Yvzxrbonlc 4 Cushnie, Mary Alyce At-adernic Course Benzene Ring 2,124 V. President 4 Uhnrus 1 Gunnefs Gazett e 3. -l Ye-arbouk Staff -1 Dichak, Helen H. Economics Cours Cuinxnvrcial Course Ellen H, Richards 1 Sec-retary 2 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4 91,1 3 'I Gunnezfs Gazette- 3, 4 Cheerleader 3, 4 Ever Since Eve Y earbonk Staff 4 Cappelli, Palma H. ldclmmnics Course 1, 2, Gs-nerul Course 24. 4 Ellen H. ltichnrds 2,Il,-1 Cheverini, Edith Comnie-racial Vuurse Uhoru:-1 1 Davadik, Margaret H. Ecunmnics Course 1, 2 General Course 3, 4 l1ilirarlnn's Assistant 3, 4 ChurLlS 1 DiCio, Constance H. Economics Course 1,15 Commercial Course 3, 4 Ellen H, Richards 1. Fifteen 2, 3, 4 1-gpg Carnel, Yolanda H. lllcorioinics Course Con1n'wrc'lnl Course Chimento, Santo Gene-ral Cuurse Band 1, 2, Il, 4 Orchestra 1, 2, il, -1 David. Catherine Umxinwrciul Course llrnmatic' Club tl. 4 Basketball 1, 2, Il, 4 Valley Ball Zi,-1 Dlgangi, Mike General Cuurse Cross Country 1, 2 Wrestling 1, 3 'Franck 1, 2 ZS 'L 1 5 'U Distefano, Jennle B. H. Economics Course Commercial Course Chorus 1, 2 Dudzik, Larry Academic Course XVrestling 1. 2. 3. Ever Since Eve Encandela, Josephine Commercial Course Gibson, Annabelle Academic Course Chorus 1, 2 Orchestra 1, 2 Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3, 4 Treasurer 4 1. 3, 2 4 -I H. Economics Course 1. 2 3, 4 Distefano, Jennie V. H. Economics Cou rse 1. Vommercial Course Il. 4 Mixed Chorus 1. 2 Dunn, Twila Ruth General Course Stamp Club 3 Ezersky, Helen Academic Course Basketball 2. Ii. 4 Volley Ball2,3,-1 Gossett, Ronald General Course Distefano, Philip General Course Cross Country 1. 2 VVrestling1, 2 Track 1. 2 Manager 3 Dybell, Jim General Course Chorus 1, 2 Fickman, Philip Academic Course Vlfrestling Mgr. 2 Here Comes Charlie Ever Since Eve Dramatic Club 4 Yearbook Business Manager Griffin, Alma Jayne H. Economics Course 1, 2 Commercial Course 3, -1 Volley Ball 2, 24 Sixteen SIENIURS if af if if if I9 Q :lin Drosdlck, Mary Academic Course Benzene Ring 2. 3, 4 Chorus 1 Librarian Assistant 'i 4 Basketball 4 Eberle, Dorothy Academic Course Mixed Chorus 1. 2. 3 4 Girls' Chorus 1. 2, Orchestra 2, -1 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 Yearbook 4 Galbraith, Olive Academic Course Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3. 4 V. President 4 Chorus 1 Librarian Asslsta. Yearbook 4 Guzzo, Joseph General Course 3 Il rs,4 45+ .1 if ..,,,,....N . A gf 0, Afftgql '1s,43 ,,. 'A' ir Hx Hairston, Hazel Gem-ml Course Hook, Irene 1'Ull1lll0l'l'iZl1 Course Jackovlc, Doris f'llIllIll1'l'l'i1lICOUI'S9:3.-1 H. l'I1-mummlus Course 1,2 Vlmrus 1 Urvlwstlu 1, 2 Kavalis. Thespe J. H. l':4'l'll1IlllliL'S Course 1. Z l'fnnnwrcizxl Course 21. 4 Clmrus 1 Ye2Il'lmuk -I Harris, Fred Acaulemiu Course YVx'vstlinx.f 2 Hi-Y 2. Il, -1 liver Slum- Eve Class l'1'vsident 3 4 lll1t'l'l'1llSS I'3z1sluft'ball Il Hopper, Jack J K Gvt'llPl'ilI tfuuww Baslwthull -1 lbramntlc Club 1 acoby, John General Cuurse Urclwstru 1. It. 4 B1md1.2.2l.-1 Chnrus 1. -4 emper, Laralee L. 4XCZllll'Il'l1C' Vuurse Ive-hutingti V 'l'l1:mksp.:ivim: Play 4 ir ir SENIURS WW Holowich, Julia H. lucu11mnir's Course- L. 1.3 Cmnlnewinl Vuurw 'E 4 Vulleylmll Hopper, Jane H. 15001101111051201111-16 1, 2 Cmullwlwiul 1..1uun':-uv 3, -1 Chorus X1 Yearbook Staff -1 'rl-i-Hi-Y 2, :z, Jankowski, Virgin General Course 4 ia Lee Ellen H, liil'hlll'llS1 Ijbelmting Il lGve1'Si1u-f- live Y9lll'l fn fuk Slllff 4 Kemper, Loislee B. Acudr-nmic Uuurse I'76h21lillg:'l Tlmnksgiving l'la Seventeen K4 9 Q-v Hook, Esther Gem-l'1il1'n11l'Hu1,2 i'm11lnvl'1'izlll'm1l'rwIl,4 Inwperatore, Nancy ll. l':l'Ollfllll1L2HUIDUINQ' I i'mn1ne1-uinl Course ' t'lwu1':4 1. 1: ..l, -1 Jakubetz, Joseph l'm11n'1e1'c'iulUnurse 1, 2. 3 IjvllQ4l'ill l'l-ursv -I Kesnowski, Rosemary 1'm11r11vl'4-iall Unursu Flmrus 1 SENIURS -A' -A' if if -Ar I9 C 'W I. Kochanski, Ray Gen:-ral Cuurse l Coninn-rm-ial Course 2 Z Kress. Helen Gen:-ral l'nnrsc- l'l1ver'le-rule-1' Il Ye-arlniuk Staff -I Leon, Elizabeth l':mnm'rL-ial Cuurse Kchring, Fred General Unurse Philatelic Club 1 Trac-k Il Ever Since live YE?31'llmk 4 Kubaski, Emily H. E4-unmnics Cnurse 1, 2 General Course il. -1 Lombardo, Josephine H, 1?Icnn-nnics Cmnse K K l. 1,25 Coimnervial Course il. 4 okinakis, Diane H. Economics Course 1, J General t'un1'se 14, 4 Dramatil- Club Il, 4 Pre-Sident 4 Gunners' Gazette- Il, 4 Yearbook Staff 4 uhns, Vivian General Clllll'!49 1. 2 Commercial Course il, -l Chorus 1 ucciola, Alex General Pnurse Basketball Mgr. 4 Yearbook -1 Interclass Basketball 1, 12. S5 Malena, Eleanore Mark. Hilda Markowitz, Marshall l-I. Economies Course 1, .3 H. 1311-onomics Course 1, 2 General Course 1, 2 General Course 3, 4 General Course 3, 4 Academic Course 26, 4 Eighteen Debating 2, Ii Ever Since Eve Koman, Margaret H. Economics Course 1, Commercial Cnurse IP. 4 Ladich, Margaret H, Economics Course 1 Academic Vourse Il. -4 Basketball 1, 13, 3, 4 Manager 1 Captain 3 Macchia, Eleanore H. Economics Course 1 ' Commercial Course Il, -1 Martin. Jean H. Ec0nomloQC0u1'Se 1 Commercial Lourse 3, 4 5 ir ak if al' 'lr ff, Mason, Stella p 1 l,-1 15, .l SENIDRS i A K X' gp: 1 . gf , . , - . 4 Q iiii r . ' M -: f Q 2 ' - - . A , I ee , gi -- 1 , V 'fn' M 2 if If -V , W! , E N A LLIVVI ... 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Mary l'lbl1llllt4l'L'illl CnurSe Vhnrus 1, 2 Bziskl-tbzxll 1. 2, 3. 4 N rrllvy Ball 2, 31. -I -1 H. l'1L'llll1lllllC lluurse Gem-ml Uuurse- il, 4 McMilIen, Margaret l l11ll11el'i'i1ll Cuui-ec Chorus 1, 2 Mikel, Haifa Academic Course Lib1':u'izu1 Assi:-:tant 4 Chorus l Basketball :L 4 Benzene Ring 2, :L 4 Yeurhfmk Stuff 4 Neuman, Jean Nineteen H. Ewmuniiu Vuursv 1. J Uuiwiriwiwizxl Umirse 3 Gem-rzxl Vfmrsv 4 McKenna, Rose Ann General Course McNary, Jim Gvnerul Gourm- Minnesota, Caroline Uommc-l'l'iul CUIIYHU l3u:4kotlm,ll 1. 2, 3, 4 Yullvy Bull 121, 4 l'huI'Us 1. 2 Nicoson, Rosalie H. El'0numic' CUUFSP .Xl-:uleinic Vmirsl- Sl, I 4 Here Venues Charlie' 'liver' Slum- Eve Volley Bull Il, -l Tri-Hi-Y 4 SIENIURS Q s 4, ,. Tr V '5- H fe. A I 3754? l,1 Novak, Annie Osiecki,Jei1nie Pease, Peggy H. Economic Course 1, 2 II. lflcoririniiv Cinirsmz 1, 22 Aviifluinic- Course Commercial Course fs, 4 immineruiui Cmii-sv 'R -1 'Pri-lli-Y 2. A, 4 Chorus 1, 2 Here L'fi11w:4 l'l1:11'lin-4' Svm-Vytzary I3 Iiusketbull :L 4 1'!'l'!4ldE141, 4 .1 , Hlilvm-1 Smce Iwo' Viillvy Bail :a, 4 Yr-ux'lmok -I Petros. Pete Pihakis, Alice J. Pogoreltz. Frances Gene-1':xl Vi-liiwv Il. I':ClIIl4'HHL l'ivul'Sv I. 12 H. l':l'Ol1UllHL' Ciillrwil l Hand Z. Ii. 4 li4'IlHl'2ll f'i-ursv IL. 4 114-11+-i'alCwi1!'Se 35. 4 fVl'l'lk'SIl'1L 4 l'iic11'us lillifii H, Klulmrrls 1 Renko Hilda Richards. Kathryn Rizzo. Flenie H, Ilh-iiiifiiiiiw Vmirse 1 2 II. Ei-mlwniius f'iiui'sn- 1. L! H, lCm'm1.mniL's f HHl'St' Ffvllilllx-i'1'i2ll 1 iiliwe- 5. 4 t'1imme1'vizll l'iii11'si- 31 4 .'Xt'2lll0lTl1C' QAFuul'sv 35. -4 1':Hk'll H, llii'li'u'rIs 1 ' 11. -I I-III1-xi H. IiH'h2lI'l1S l, Iwesifleiil 4 Fiim-mis 1. ZZ. 35 Chorus 1, 12, 'I Viiilm-y Ball 3 Roney, Frank Rosack, Ed Rossell, David Roy l'4HYl1Hlll'l'Hll l'l7lll'HG l'mYi11w1'c'iz1l 1'mll's4- 53, 4 JXlA'2ldl51HlC Course 'T1'2lL'k 2, Ji Gl'I'lQl 21l Cmlrsv 1. 1: H1-Y 4 llm'ic Comes f'hu1'liu Class V. I'1'4x1ih1it 3, 1 IGv4ii' Simfe hive 'Fhziiiksgivlngr I'1uy Twenty K Q 5 , N K f 5 , A wi, , if Peterson, Greg Acad:-niic Course Hi-Y 2. Ji Bziskvtlizill 4 Rahon. Ed R .i -.5 4 R Gem-1-:il Course Iiuml 2. 3, el in-i-In-slia 4 obinson, Roland Viiiiiiiii-wifil Ciiurwe Uiwiss 4'uunt1'y 31. 4 fH'L'HllHIl'd 1. 2, IZ, 4 'l'1'awk 1, ZZ, 3, 4 l':l11luil14 ush, Sue w , r Il, lflwiimmics 1 mum I l'0lllIIll'l'l'ikil Cuursv 1 4 4 he-11vl'z1l Course 4 'I'1'i-ll-Y 4 'lr 'lr gf ii' 1 'k ir ir 36 Scoumis, lphigenia H, Economics Course Commercial Course H. Slesinski, Irene H. Economics Course Commercial Course 14. Soroka. Stella H. Ecmnnnics Course Commercial Course ti, Chorus 1 Ellen H. Richards 2, Zz, Basketball 1. 2, 3. 4 Terling, Antoinette Gcncrnl Course 3, -1 Chorus 1 Sharp, Beulah H. Economics Course 1, 2 Commercial Course 3 Chorus 1, 22, 3, 4 Volley Bnll 1, 2, 3, 4 Bnsketbzill 4 Snfall, Nancy Jayne l'wxnlnei'c'i:xl Course Stose, Eileen Academic Uourse Basketball 4 Yearbook 4 Chorus l Terling, Frank General Course Yen-rbook 4 Shaw, James General Course , -l Hi-Y 3, 4 President 4 Athletic Business Mgr. Alsivtant Business Mgr. Yearbook Here Comes K'luu'lie liver Since Eve Solotay, Paul General Course Track 1. ZZ. Il Cross Country 1, 2, P Svitek. Steve General Course Thompson, James Gena-ir:-il Course Band 1, 2, Il, 4 Stamp Club 1, 2 Twenty-one SIENIIIRS G 3 Q-nm. i Simko', Andy General Course Inturvlass Basket- lmll 1. 13, 4 Basketball 2 Soroka, Mike Gr-mlrzil Poursq Trzu-k L! Flmll-alll -I Ever Since Evo 'Flmnksgiving l'l:ly Bawlcctlmall Mgr. 4 Chin-us 1 Tannehill, Peggy Aunclviiiic' Course Chorus 1 Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3, 4 Treasurer 3 Liln-nrian Assistant YE'al'hU0k Staff 4 Vargo. Anna H. ldconomics t?m,11'H Comincrcial Course- l'7. H.liicl1a-irds LL. Secretary 3 V. l'v-esident -l 24, 4 01, 1 3,4 ' 'S 4 SENIDRS if af -if if if l94 MM-Wi-W g5-Q55 Viner, Dorothy H. Economics Course 1, 2 Commercial Course 3, -1 Chorus 1 Young. Earl General Course Warne, Evelyn Williams, Bob Worgul, Edward Chorus 1 General Course General Course Benzene Ring 2, 3, -1 Hi-Y 4 Basketball 3 See.-Treas. 4 Football Manager 'l Yearbook Staff 1 Interclass Basket- ball 1. 2, 3, -1 Chorus 1, 2 Zimmerman, Mary Mitchell, John Campagna, Sam Commercial Course Commercial Course General Course Gunners' Gazette -1 Chorus 1 Chorus 1, 2, 3 Twenty-two Football 2, 3 9 .zgwmi 'k mi QQWZFIFQ 0 Ullilf QOIIIIZW MEMBERS OF THE FACULTY Ensign -Iowplnne ltlnln-lml Maury lVl1itv, Blmls, Sorgounmll Quincy A. lDiYvnno MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1943 Hilylllllllil Atkinson Willizun BFOXVII Ham l'z1111pzlgn:1 Santo Vhinienlo Philip Distefano i'lnn'lvs Ducsuy Jznnes Dylmell Ilairry Gilmlxs J mek Hopper Ruy Koclmnski Henry Lawton Eflward Marton William Milligan John Mitchell Ted Nortllen Rzxyniond O'Sl1inski Frank Ronev ' 'k Q George Smith Twenty-three Name Abraham, Martha Abraham, Virginia Adams, Vivian Aloia, Philomena Atkinson, Ray Alterio, Mary Ann Bell, William Bennett, Ethel Beppler, Lillian R. Bracale, Rose Bradenburg, Dorothy Brown, Bill Bruce, Helen Bunevich, Adam Camipagna, Sam Cancilla, Gloria Cancilla, Lenora Cappelll, Palma Carnel, Yolanda Casto, Betty Champ, Miriam Cheverine, Edith Ciesla, Frances Cushnie, Mary Alyce Davadik, Margaret David, Catherine DeFilippo, Isabelle Dichak, Helen DiCio, Constance Digangi, Michael Distefano, Jennie B. Distefano, Jennie V. Distefano, Philip Drosdick, Mary Dudzik, Lawrence Dunn, Twila Dybell, James Eliierle, Dorothy Encandela, Josephine Ezersky, Helen Fickman, Philip Galbraith. Olive Gossett, Ronald Gibson, Annabelle Griffin, Alma Jayne Guzzo, Joseph Hairston, Hazel Harris, Fred Holowich, Julie Hook, Esther Hook, Irene H0DDer, Jack Hopper, Jane Imperatore, Nancy Jackovic, Doris Jacoby, John Jankowski, Virginia Kavalis, Thespe Kemper, Laraiee Kemper, Loislee Kesnowski, Rosemary Kochanski, Ray Kohring, Fred Kokinakis, Diana Koman, Margaret u u n rc u it 44 u ll it is u it if H0RR0RSC0l3lE Nick Name llMal.tvr Butch ..B0bby., Phil Toms Bunny Duck We Say ?---if Lil Blondie Dotu Broon Brucey Spark Camp Down Beat Babe Shorty Yolie Pee Wee Champ EH Fran Rusty Margie Red Izzy Penny Tina Picklesi' ...lay-, Jay Phil D1'oz Larry Twi Archibald Do Josie Dimples Phil Red Ronny Annie Maisie Guz Cru1nmy Fritz June Aster Renie Hop Hopper Shrimp Do Do Hairless' Jimmy Thes Laurel Lois Rose Jackson Fritz Kok Mag Pet Peeve crabby people sncoty little cuties boys who need a shave braggers short skirts writing themes cheaters cracking gum home room programs show-offs some people Latin fat men sleep Hitler and his stooges cracking gum crabs school exams giddy girls sillies standing on buses serious people knuckle-cracking braggers unknown voice on tel- ephone smart alecks Farmer Brown perfect copies Alcatraz conceited 'people show-offs doggers kill-joys Sforgeous girls rationing draft dodger hypocrites night work the show-off girls who cry over tel- ephones Russ boys on street corners waking early Hi Babe snake eyes cuties who aren't cute girl in slacks cracking gum drugstore cowboys being late classes John Jacoby Cats smarties Jane Hopper Seventh Period gum clickers my long hair whistling cud-chewers that one class fooling around ham actors arch kiclders Twenty-four Weakness popular orchestras a certain man! Chick dance music a cute girl Tony pretty girls dill 'pickles tilackouts armed forces skating all girls U. S. Navy staying up late blondes beautiful clothes beautiful cars there are such things broad shoulders the on'y one potato chips lieutenants dark haired boys hot fudge sundaes roller skating Mickey sailors blackouts! blue eyes baby blondes food none-honest asking questions uniforms sugar T. D. Ke H. Cadet Phil Fickman good manners gum chewers nolkas Flo Kiski beauteous blondes sleeping dancing redheads anything sweet the opposite sex a tall blonde tall, broad Marines a certain soldier Red brains my heart Harry James hot Dork the name Jim writing letters chemistry being slow cowboys the girl friend a pretty brunette Frank S. food Future interior decorator air hostess style illustrator beauti -ian will she say yes? stenographer business man secretary stylist stenographer professional skater army ?-what does this mean? draft army night club owner move away undecided riveter at Lockheed v..v--r I wish I knew marriage secretary ?-but I hope I won't tell he is out of town defense worker see the worl-d stenographer educated hobo secretary good job Army nurse machinist Censored get rich W. A. A. C. typist nurse engineer W. A. F. S. Air Cor-ps W. A. A. C. Must I decide? - Hobo King W. A. A. C. a hermit fl hopeb secretary you know already guess undecided W. A. F. S. Old Mai-d secretary play in H. S. Band ? ? agent secretary travel missionary to India W. A. A. C. Marines draftee hunting the right boss raise a family Name Kress, Helen Kubaskl, Emily Kuhns, Vivian Ladich, Margaret Leon, Elizabeth L0mb'8l'd0, Josephine Lucciola, Alex Macchia, Eleanore Malena, Eleanore Mark, Hilda Markowitz, Marshall Martin, Jean Mason, Stella Mazza, Jim Mclfall, Pearl McKenna, Rose Ann McKenery, Bill McLhinney, Verna McMillen, Margaret McNary, Jim McNutt, George McQuade, Frances Mikel, Haifa Minnesota, Caroline Mitchell, John Moore, Ida Myrgo, Mary Neuman, Jean Nicoson, Rosalie Novak, Annie Osiecki, Jennie Pease, Peggy Peterson, Greg Pihakls, Alice Pogoreltz, Frances Renko, Hilda Richards, Kathryn Rizzo, Renie Robinson, Roland Roney, Frank Rosack, Edward Rossell, Roy Rush, Sue Scoumis, Iphigenia Sharp, Beulah Shaw, James Simko, Andy Slesinski, Irene Small, Nancy Jayne Soroka, Stella Soroka, Mike Stose, Eileen Svitek, Steve Tannehill, Peggy Terling Antoinette Terling, Frank Thompson, Jim Vargo, Anna Warne, Evelyn Viner, Dorothy Williams, Bob Worgul, Edward Young, Earl Zimmerman, Mary u as 44 u Match u u ls 1: Nance .. u u u u '1H0RR0RSC0l3li Nick Name Red Mea Pid Marge Liz ...Ion Luci Mike UAV, Marxie Marsh Coy nlDollyH Dil ..Gem., ..Ram., Beans Mac uMaggie:y uMickn Nutty Frankie ..Hi,, Carey Stitch UI!! Mame u In Nicky Teenie ujayvn Peasle Monk HAI!! Franny ul-Iilvv urroddyn uRizv1 Horace Roney Bud Suzie' Effie Ben Lanky n an 1, Bread Fran Hon Fats Blondie Evets Tanney Tony .wrobyn J imbo Iuka Flybait Dot Idjit Eddie ..Bugs,. Little Mary Pet Peeve an alarm clock a drip certain subjects snobs bum jokes studying girls at basketball games zoot suits snooty people snobs painted on stockings studying too many p, 0. dis overwork writing letters slips showing working my brain Mickey Mouse dating boys for the dur- ation a certain subject nightwork borrowers chemistry road-hogs Bob Burns girls combing their hair on my desk prejudice cream puffs boys girl friend named Katie boys chewing tobacco cracking gum dumb boys keeping quiet in class gossips writing letters my brother Eddie Cantor those who want to be seen cowboy music most girls work voice of authority dripping water those who know it all opinionated people catty women working after school onpera singers W. W. V. A. braggers ? ? ? ? ? show-offs French my first name a conceited person school school knee socks Ed Moore show-offs being called Idjie Widgie jazz over John's my brother conceited people Twenty-five Weakness Sleepy eating-skating sleeping a. certain soldier clothes gorgeous raiment a pretty miss Jimmy a. special soldier roast chicken Algebra II U. S. uniforms my 'rloy friend losing bets good moves a dark haired boy one girl money a certain college soph T ! g-i-r-l-S chemistry a certain one in uniform rain on the roof Dietz's tarts dill pickles devil's food cake Jakie Martincic and Orchestra mystery stories Marine uniforms dancing detective thrillers basketball players the girl writing letters ice cream dancing sailor goo-d music clever girls cheer leaders always girls Rosalie Tommy Dorsey's music ice cream sodas hot fudge sundaes lipstick that smells good female of the species trying new hair styles good books dark hai1'ed boys a big juicy steak Pete movies chocolate cakes Sweets banana splits women Clark bars uniforms uniforms Mary Lou symphonies ? ? beautiful blondes a certain soldier Future l wish I knew too skating instructress being miserable housewife S. P. A. R. S. stenographer Sergeant housewife housewife W. A. A. C. Army of course get out of school undecided Sergeant housewife housewife Army W. A. M. S, college Marines Surrounded by girls nurse travel defense Army air hostess S. P. A. R. S. bookkeeper doctor defense worker stage career air hostess Naval Air Corps bookkeeper defense worker undecided secretary nurse musician commando general dog-catcher doctor secretary secretary yard bird government official secretary writing novels teacher Army Air Corps secretary soldier W. A. V. E. S. a file clerk U. S. Navy draftee accountant W. A. A. C. S. secretary druggist pigeon fancier sailor housewife lll1i0rS af if if if if 9 l 1 Ad21lllS.-Illllll Adams. Peugy Almasy. A111111 AI1d9l'S0ll. .I11l111 AHHIOIIY, Mary L. Arceri, Rose Marie A1'tQll1k0.-IOIIII Beedle,Pz1i1'icia. Bell. A111151 Het1s.Estell11 1!QV9f'.J2lllk' Bi11de1'. .I1-1111 Bird. Laiwrvnce li11ja110wski. Elsie llojaliowski, Rita I3o11d.Je1111 Brade11l1111'g. Dorothy Br11c'e.Hele11 B1'zezi11ski.Bla11cl1e Blldk95',C3tl1Ql'lll9 BllSl1.BIill'j01'l9 Ca111p11g11a. JC-sepl1i11e Ca111pbell, Peggy Ca111pl1ell,VVillia,111 Ca1'11so,lJ0111i11ic: C1llVEl'S.1I9llJ2I Cl111p11etta. 3I2ll'22ll'6i COOk,Jilll19S Cooklis,.Ia111es Cooklis. .l0l111 C0sfello,Edw111'1l Crowe, Leona C11 rczio, Antorieirle C11ste1',Betty CWyll3l'Skl. Hose M. Dzigzir, Lamese IJiiDl'H,Cl81ll9lli Dezzick, William lT'iPi11zza,Co11r'elta Ducesui, Steplien Distefano, Lfillll, Ell'llQl't.J?l1l8 lfI111e1'so11.Leslie Ev1111s. Edsell Ewi:..la111es F1111i1u01'e. Ailuziuette Flowers, Belly Twenty-six Foley. Mary Jo George. Elias Geo1'Se.To11y Gleba.J11Sepl1 Gray. P:111li11e Graytok, Dorotlly G 1'ee11, Lenora Guzzo, Rowe lladdacl. Evelyll Hakel.l-lele11 If3l1.Fl'8llf't'S lIa111ilto11. Gl'1'3,1dlll8 l4I8tH13,AlllPl E Haught, Pillll Hlul1a11y, Steve ir lloliiit-s,l,illia11 Horr, Nant-y .I. llorwatt, William .I,tcksm1. Mary Jones. llavirl .l11disl1..lt:tl1n Kaczviiiwlty. .Ioan Keeler, Mable Kit'er,.Icsan Kirr, Pott- K'ing'vr, Mary Lon Knox. Pearl Kon eslti, Gt-rtrntle 1'Cflf'h2lllHki, Edwin Kogut, Val Km'e1i,Ei'11vst Koternianski, Irene Knlakovt'ski,Steve Lewis.Fred Ludinsky. Anna Nlagera,Mary Mally. Helen Mais, Eliahelh Mark. NVulter Markle, Paul Martinsky, Mary Marton, Milan McKenna, Rose A. McPeake, Peggy Morrison, Betty Moscovic, Frank Myrgro, Willi-am Nardine, John Novak, Henry Ortuso, .losvrliino Patton, Lois Passalac-qua. C111-niella Pelan. .lose-pliine Penne-r. Irvin Pihakis, George' Pollot-k, .lark Polosky. llnth Potaslnnan.SyIvia Proncltit. lf'lorulic'e Provenve, Lillyan Purhany. Natalie Pupar. Alive Hadosv, Alive liappe. Mary.lay1ie Rackovirli. Milflrerl Het-icar. Mary Alive Helium-k. Stanley lioskowski. Zyuniont ll11rki.lla-le-ii Sziniiln, .Iolin Sainniartino, lCmIitl1 Severyn, l4'lorunt'o 'A' i' ak 'A' Juniors Shady. Betty Shady, Thomas Sharp, Betty Shillitc. Barbara Sica. Bernard Slone. Harold Smiddle. Vivian Smith, Florence Solomon, Mike Spilak, Helen Stose, Jack Sykes. Betty Taylor. Frances Taylor. Walter Testa, Vincent Thompson. Dorothy Thompson.Pe1:f:y Tomigal, John Uchal, John Uchal, Mary Ussio, Grayce VanEman. Kathryn Vasuta, Joseph Walkcwitz. Helen Waschuck.Eva White, Paul Williams. Robert Young, Robert Zara, Anna M. v l . 4 it ' lk X Twenty-seven .2 Q V W4 5 T: Sophomores + if I9 Al1i'nl1zaiii.l!1-ily Jan.- Alvmlizmi. Vlixnrlen Alvrzilixiin, Iii--lizxrml Axdillllflbll. Janine-s Alun-sli. lmvifl Arnold. Bvllb' B21llllQ1l'..l2llll4'S Bnrflns, l'hillip Burish. B1ll'l11ll'i-1 Bnrnicnii. 'I'lll1ITl1lS Bzlrsndy.L1-uIl1U'd Bates, Fl'illll'l'N BtAlliSl1.xXl'1l!llll Bennm-tt,Al1-x Buylvn. llrsulzi Brunnnn, XYillE111n Bush. Paul Czulez. .launvs K':Ull1nll.H:lZm-l l'f1syw1'. James Vzxszu-cliia. Lyfliai L'z1x'awina.Ma1x-y Ci-iw-iiziz1,L':11ai lwlillllll. Shirley 1'h+'t'St'IHl1Il. Jane lfliivzu'ella, livelyn l'l1i'isly.Cyntlii:1 l'luu1l.KHtlwi'i11w L'IltbIiS1iH.RL5l!Hl't Uunlcsun, XVilli:un 1,'m'vy, Norman llzimlmrosio, .lor-zopli lb'Amico,Ca1'min0 lYAmi0o, Rose Il1iug'liei'ty. Blzirguret lI:iiig:l1ex'ty. Nun-ll llvlfilimmo. Clzli ai lu-lk-i'sin. Minnie Derrico, Pal DeVitis, f:1ll'lTlr-Ill DeZnml:,1, l i'znnk Diesel. Durlzxlrl DiGangi. Philip ITlRK?S2ltKl.1'1ll'l'lv' Donahue, Jenn Donaldson. Bvtsy Dranchek. llvli-n Dudzik. L mum Dunham. l'.n'.1lyn Elias, Gus Falcmii,An1m1in:1 Fartro. lfllizulwtli Feyche, Helen Feyche. John Fll1l'll1lJ.Bl2ll'lt' Frrigapum-. Ang.-l Gall, Edwglrcl Gall. Eugenie GllfJl'LZ'l'. Kunanie G-A Ge mg.-. Mairylou sslvr, liziymund Gi'1ff..Xiitl1nny Gi'z1tT..IIvss-nliiiie Grasbi, Iwlores Gi' Gi' nytnk. Vincent ezu. Gi-urge G1'lDl1l2l4'ki. Jane Gi' unski.Hele1i Guirlns.Ap.1'nes Guidns, lfllma Gl1lflIlH, Elsie Guzzn. Angelo Hiilw, l4'1'l'd Hz1m1llmi,Ada Haney. Annabellv H1 Hi ilmwskzi. Luretlai bl'l'. Betsy Hurst, XYHIIHCQ Hu irvu I li. Edward Twenty-eight llnrwali.A1'mz1 IilIl'llt'.1l?ll'Ihi1 Hutchinson. BI2ll'j1ml'le Iinnei'zxtui'e. Hurry Jrvrie-S. Juliu Kndnra. lmmtliy Kzntz. XVillizun Kivin. YVayne Kntyk. Vvllllillll Knuklis.Stellz1 Krajicek, lNl1u'fe:zi1'vi Krashna, Eilizzilwtlx Kubac-ki. Marion Kurnafel, I-Ivlon liziwtiin. Vvllllillll In-nn. Isaac 1.1-nnard. Virginia IA-wis. Dmmthy Liheratrvre, Trvny ak Ilm-l11':111. Mary l,11d111e:k3'. .l11l111 Muffin. lle1111y M:1l11'z111111S. Marie Mule-1141. liusi-111z11'y lllnlrixie-.M:11'y Mz1ls,l'l1e-ste-1'i:l Mzuuliis. :xllll M:u1sfivld.Jt':l11 Ma11'k.A1111 ixl2ll'llllL'lL', Vidal M:11'tr11':111z1. lirulwrt Mutl1i:1, H1-le-11 Mutyuf, l'z1tl11-1'i110 M:1ty11f. .luhn Mutyuf. VVilliz1111 Muzzu. .llisl-11l1i11u Mm '1'vz1dy. Ja-Ssv fYlt'1'lllil.llll. J:11111-s lNls'lh-1'11111lt, Mziril- M1'Km-v, lVz1y11er iVIl'Iil'lll12l. H:11'11ld Ah-1-1-itt. Willi11111 Me1'si1111. .luck Milu-Iu11is. Alim- Milll-1', M:11'y.I:1110 Milli-1'.Mild1'1-d Milligz111,l'm-pxgy lVIi11111-sf1tz1.li11se- M11li11z11'41. 'l'l1c'1'1-su Nlllt'li1'I'. l'z1111 Nivlmlus. Nivli l11'si11i.liz1y111u-1d 1IYl1lll,N4Jl'lll1l l':11.:':l1111. f:t'l'llllilllk' l'z1ls:1. l.illiz111 l':1tt1n1. iWRll'K2ll'Q't l'1-11vf1:41.-. li2lXlllHIlll l'1'lw. 'l'ilt'l'1'S1l l'il1z1lcis.Ge-411'g1- l'11g111'wItz,lfI111ily l'1':1ttv11, l4'1'm-mln l'1'1-11m'i111-, .lUSi'l1ililll: l'1'n1ullll, limvl-11:1 lil-11rlz1:1lc. .xllllll ll:-11l411. lilllllbillll lli4'l1a11'cls. lllulwllhy llim-l1z11'1ls. f1l'il1't' llmlgw-1's. l+'l111'4-11111 1:11111-y. Al:11'yA1111 'A' lif1s:u'k.'l'efl Russ, i':lIHt'I1t' Ross. .Iuhn Szllm. Bl1111ul1e Slim-11. liusm- Sz1i11t. 'I'l1m11:1s S:1111111:11'tinr1. Lillian Sc-111'sellz1tu. Minnie Ss-l1i0li, lClf1:111r11'u S1'ililll1lYlSiij'. Idllllllkl .In-1111 Sl'i1llllXl. Alive S1'flllllliS,x'iiSillllS Svve1'y11.'l'o11y Sl1vz1IT.l'11tl1v1'i11e Slwf-ts, Betty Si111lw.Yi11ce-11t Si11111sr111, Bz11'h:11'z1 Slwwe-1'sl1i, I4Ul'ZllI1tf Sllvyak. Idtlwl Sullczuk, Rzly111or1d S.1l11l1:Ay,I'e-tv Sc1ln111nn. Iluvid S11:1tz1f111'e-. Blazwhe- Sllslw, P21111 Sustrim-l1. Bill Svilvk. f,:0l7l'gQ5 Swmite-li.Ma1'y Sylvn-ste-1', L111'1'ai11o 'I':1ylf11'. Mz11'yLou 'l':1yI111'. Sum 'l'l1u111as. Anno Tl1n111zLs, Mz1lx'i11 'l'l1m1111sm1. P1-ggy Jean 'I'u111sic', xXliN'I'f. 'l'llUllli. lnlmild LH,-l1:1l.A11nz1 Yzisutu. William V1-1'1-111114. Sylvia Yitlur'iz1,'l'v111y XY1lI'1libl1X!'. Jose-11h XV:11'1l. Hzirnld XV:1sm-lillvk. Stew- NYl1i11lwy, Hulliv XVilliz1111s, Uallista Wlllizuns. 'l'eck1n XVXl'KX'2li. l'Iclwz11'd Y:11'lc.1sky. i'1I'W2ll'll Zil-11111ivki, linsi-lla Zulu-11lm, .luhn Sophomores Twenty-nine freshmen if if if I9 Ahrvll, Vi-run Mzly xX1'kl'llylI..I2llllt'S Adams. Ill-len Aliwl-sh. Ruth Aiimn. lflalnu Anile-rsun. .lay Amlersmi. lmis Anthony. Nettie Anthony. William Aquiliuo, Louis A rmst rn mg. Hu rry Arte-inlm. Paxulinc Bnliynk, Anim Bzivknvr. Ruth Bnliil:1.l'zlul Bain. Sully Bzllwr. .lose-ph B2ll'l5llLll'. Ilurnlhy Bzirsmly. .Ianni-s B:i1't1'um, Mary Bute-s. Gladys Baxte-r. Iiolwrt Bell. Anthuny Be-nnvlt. Arll-un Bvlipllw. lluy Bl-ver. Tlil-urlfwe Bird. .James Bissell.l'bz1nir-1 Bulen. Jean ljmmlii-r. lmnzxld Bmrei1,MzLvis B:.wv1's. Shirley Bf.yd..Iz1mes Fnriipagiia. Cliarlos Famcillax. Cimstancc Fzipozzi. Emily Cuppelli. Michael Carmel. 'l'lw1iua Uastelli, Farnzindo Catlin. Mary 4fwlcala.XValta-1' Uele-ntn. Re-gina Uelio. Rosellzi Chzulwiuk. Gluria Cheesemau. Ju Ann Chvverine. Irvne Chicarella. Mary l'liicu.Alexz1ndvr l'liri4tuff. 'l'l1euclul'e Christy, Margaret Vliupiwttzl. Frank Thirty Fil-4-nciulmi. Rose f'lt'i'l1iIllPSkl,-Itlllll isson, Tony Clvndaniel, Iiuln-rt C l'unfui'ti. Jnsepliiiic tfurey. Henry Cruftun. .Iuycu lT1'uss.JaCk Cummins. YVi1ium Cushman. lmmtlmy lmgar, VVilIiam lh'AngQlu. Annu Ib'Angelu, Grave Ilziusrllerty, Virgiuiz Diflfilimm. Beverly Ile.Iohn. Thomas I'J'l+1milio. Lucille lnJSafPy. I.avQ-ra I'leVitt0, Mary lbilinszltu.l'z1i'1m-1:1 Ilistvfnno. Philip lliviucenzo. Nancy lfixun. Bertha llmsdivlc. Tlmiuzis llurla, Pidward 'A' ir freshmen I1111111. IGI1111 1' I1111'l1:11'f. 'IU1115' I-Iuizi-1.I-'1'.111k 1511-g1m11f, 111-11121- I-11'11-I Xl 1'1I1111 I'.X'z1111-lm. 511111111- I-'z1l1-41.Xi1'k F1111-1, X'i111'11111 I :11's1-11. I-1111111111 I'111'11111l11..X1114--1111 lf'lr11'i:111, l1111'11lhy F1':11'1I111, lllliznlwlll I 1':111lz. H1-1'11:11'd tZ:1ll11':1itl1. fl1-111'f.r1- 13a1w11:11'. Mz11'y Hwy. If'1':1111'1-H tlizzi.Alik1- 1l:111tz. AIIIIJL 1l+1111l111:1114 IC1lw:11'1l 4:l't'1'l'. I1:1w1'1'111'v 4211-um. H1-I1-11 -1:1fw1, I1111 In 1211111141-1.151-tty' ll:111111s1111. I.I11yd H:11'1'is,St1-x'1- Hiltw. -lnllll H111-l1.411'i1-11 lI11114l1111w11, .I1-1111 I11l4Q.I,111-1-11:1 .I1-111-z11j1-z:1k. xvilllllli .11-11h111x, H11111-1'L .I1f1111m111. H1-tty A, .ln111S,l.4-11 Jmnvs. .I111111-s li. Kc-111111-1', I,1-1111 Kirr, .luhn Kisl1.4'l:11'z1, 1qiSh,.Illli2l Knsvr, V111'11:1 Kmvznln-ski.3111111111 K11zilwwsk:1,11-1-110 K1':1ji1111ls, lflhllli Ku1'11:1I, 11111111-as l,211li1'l1,Il11s11ll1L J.:1II1. Nlvlil Thirty-one L11sk1.wski, 'l'l11111I111'1 I,1-11 iw, l111l1.1'1 f: L1-wis. I-111111111 ,iz11111s. .IHI111 .i1ll1-.Xl:l1'i11I1 1 I 1,1-111-1-1'1., V111-1-ly!! l.11111l1:11'1l-1.1'111111i1: 1.11111-1111. .I11l111 31:11-1-11111. Nlikv NI111'I1I1-,Il1-rr 3I:11Akl1-, XY:1I1+-1' M:11'1111wlq , S11-11111111 lVl:11'11111, lfllizzxbn-th IVI1-l':111I1-y,A1'1l1u1' :Vll'f'llll'l', Hulrlmy M1-t'111'111i1'li, H1-tty M1-Mill:-11, Hill N1-N:11'y, Sl1i1'I1-y lUl'l'l'Hli1'. ,l:11111-s M1-1,::1l111Iis. 111111111141 IVI1-iss,l441IIy M1-11y..l11s1-1111 M1111-1-, .l11:41-11111110 AHli1'l.S2lll5' AIIllIlillI.l l1:11'I11s M1111!11l111111'. I'IIr11,- freshmen 1' -Ar A' ir I9-4 Moore, Dolores Moore. Edward Moore. Ne-wanna Mullig. Marion Navrotski, Edwin Nestor, Dorothy Newton, Mary Novak. Frank 0'Leary. Vifilliam Ondrik. .lean Ortuso, Concettina 1'alla.ria, Mary Papetti. Violet Patrick. Edward Patton. Robert Pe-lan. Mildred Popover. Joseph Potashman. Emanuel Prusak. Dorothy Ptagar. Claudia Raekovirh, John Rahon. Ernest Redick. Paul Rizzo, Mary Rocco, Ada-lyn Rosmon, Josephine Rudge. Robert Russell. Jo Anne Russo. Josephine Sam. Joseph Sandor. Betty J. Surikakis, Mary Sartosky. Sally Scarcell, Lucille Scarsellato. Frank Sears, Virginia Severyn. Louise S6-veryn, Virginia Sickle:-1, James Silvestros. Pauline Sims. Patricia Skiles. Lois Small. Gordon Smoke, Mnrio Snare-y. Edward Sochor. Mary Solensky, Anna Solomon, Rebecca Solomon, Rose Spicer. Melvin Spina. Orlando Stacko, Donald Staniszewski, Jean Stanko. Nick Sukolsky, Vt'illiani Suska. Frank Swihart. Arthur Talpas. Arthur Tardio. Mary L. Taylor, Doris Taylor, Lily Testa. Philomena Tlioma:-1, Adam Thomas, Anthony Thomas, Chriss Thompson, Dorothy D Thompson, Dorothy M. Todoulakis. Ann Toth. John Totterdale. Ronald Turco. Gertrude Turco. Virginia Vandale. Anna Vercek. Betty Verona. Lois Vittoria, Joseph VValSh, Dolores Williams, Georgia Vvilson. Margaret XYines. Catherine XYishiewski. Eeanore Yanchak. Helen Yorke. Adele Yurkas. Betty Zadik, Mary Zeman, Sally Ze-noni, Aldo Thirty-two A Q..-is , 'C T 1 T , H 5 L V , E T s QEE CANON LOG Publication of the 1943 Canon Log has been somewhat difficult. No Hash bulbs have bee11 available for taking pictures. The amount oi film has also been limited, The engraving contract has been refused by several companies because of government prior- ities on Copper. The Staff has done the best it could and hopes sincerely that this book may awaken fond memories of school days in the years to come. The Staff wishes to acknowledge the services rendered by its advisor, Miss Mary Griffith, and by members of the student body and faculty, the Daily Notes, the Sue Cowan Studio, and the Johnson Engraving Company. ' The Dramatic Club is organized for students who- enjoy dramatic literature and who like to take part in amateur plays. At the weekly meetings a play is read for the enjoyment of the members. The club members attend many performances of amateur and professional groups. This year many plays of Chekhov, the Russian dramatist, have been read before the club. The members have prepared two plays. Call Me Mildred and All's Fair, for the chapel programs. New members for this club are selected by tryouts in April a11d are installed the following year. During the absence of Miss Josephine Baniield who has joined the WAVES, Miss LaRue has ably taken over the supervision of the club. Officers are: Diane Kokinakis, President: Dominic Caruso, Vice-President: and Betty Casto. Secretary. DRAMATIC CLUB Th i rty-four Q ELLEN H. The Ellen H. Richards Club is the social organization of the Home ltlconomics Depurtinent. This clulj tries to promote pleasant wholesome ntiairs, raise the standard of stholurship. form a connective link between the home and the School. develop teami- work and leadership. and develop personality. The club calendar this year has covered varied uctivities, nn initial social mectiuu. Iwo skating parties. a dinnrr given for the girls ot the club who are niembers Ct' the gliltlllilllllpl class. the buying' of a wuz' bond. and the l'9ll0C0l'iltll1g of tht- tentliers' room in the High School building. The Ellen ll. Richards Flux, is a member ot the National Association of llomt- Economic Clubs und participates in local and out-of-town activities. Active meinllcr- ship is limited to former un-ri present students ot' the Home Economics Ilepurimeni. Miss lVInrie Beard is the club advisor. The otticers ure: I-lilrln lienko, Presidentg Anna Vargo, Secretary: and Shirley' Champ. Treasurer. The Benzene Ring is the oldest club in the Canonsburg High School and is under the able gui-dance of Mr. Clifford Winnette. It is aitiliated with the American Institute of Science and Ellf.'fil19Gl'l112' Clubs and with the Pennsylvania. Junior Academy of Science. The club is for those students who take an active interest in science. The members make practical use of scientific methods and reasoning in conducting their personal affairs. At weekly meetings topics of special scientific interest are discussed. Various phases of forestry and tree conservation have been studied this year. Mrs. Lune, dental hygienist. has explained her work in the Canonsbnrg schools. The social events of the cluli have been a wiener roast on Mr. Winnette's farm in the full and a Christmas Party held in the High School building. Club officers are: Ida Moore, Presidentg Mary Alyce Cushnie, Vice Presidentg and Evelyn Warne. Secretary. BEN ZENE RING Thirty-five RICHARDS BAND Instrumental training in the high school is sufficiently important to warrant its being placed on a five day per week basis an-d given credit toward graduation. The aims of instrumental music ate discrimination between the good and had in music, a desire to 'play ,good music well. a desire to hear good music Well played, and the fur- thering in all ways of a general interest. in music. The Canonshur: High School Band serves the school and the public- Stirring music raises the spirits of the student body at sports events, pep meetings, and chapel programs. The Band considers it a privilege to escort the men and boys of Canonsljurg leaving to join the armed forces. J. Kyle Work and Mrs Florence Carlisle have directed the hand this year. The Boys' Glee Club is at new orgnnization in the Cunonsbnrg High School. It has thirty members who have heen tested and selected by Mrs. Carlisle for their vocal possibilities. The ottic-ers are: Joseph Baker, President and Gordon Small, Lib1'u.1'it.m. BOYS' GLEE CLUB Thirty-six GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Thv Chief anim of the- vhozus pt'og1'z1111 i11 thi- high sc-huol is to open tha ears. the lbeliiigs, and the iiitelligeiive lo the trim 11zit111'1- of music :Ls 2111 UTI, Hllil tw 116V1'lUl1 ll H1-iisv ni' e11joy111e11i, ill 11z11111'al. HD01llHllf:?UllS pa1'lic'i11atio11 i11 gl'0llD si1151i11g', Tha- Girls' Glee Cluh is 0011111014911 of thirty-Qix 1119111191113 from all classes. The girlw :11'e tm-stvd and sole-Cu-ll for vor-al ability. The g:'1'1111p Sings at Cllllllfgl 111'0g21'z1111s 111111 ut lnuhlir' ll!-'l'I0l'lll1lllC'9S. The otficvrs are: Viviun Sniiclclle. Pl':1SldQ1ll and Luie VL-1'o11a1, I.ih1'z11'i:111, f iffy QT-1 www 1 v v IwllSil' is 11 vital part of the school Dl'Og1'1il1l. It guides stiuleute 111 lez11'11i11g tu cooperate with the g1'o1111. Thx- st11du11t, body welcaolnes the 2,1D1lQ?1l'2ll1C0 of the musical 01'ga11izat,io11s 111111 211111711- ciates the D1'0,E'jl'Zl1l1S 1'e11de1'ed, GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Thirty-seven TRI-HI-Y 'lhe Tri-Hi-Y tries to Create. maintain. and extend thiouehout the school and Conl- munity high standards of t'hristiau character. The elub Colors, red, white and blue, signify sacrifice, purity and loyalty. The emblems are the Triangle, the Toreh and the flirt-le. Miss Dorothy Donaldson is the club advisor. The Club programs are varied and ronsist of speakers, quizzes. songs, and discus- sions ot' personal 1Di'0i5'.QlllS. This year Rev, L. li. Whitfield has conduvted for the bt-nent of the club tnembers a Bible Srudy Course entitled Christian Youth Priorities lfnr Via'tory. U11-dell' the guidance ot' the Womeu's Club of Cztnonsburg the members of the Tri-Hi-Y have sold tags and tickets for the United China Relief. At the Thanksgivimat and Fhristmas seasons each year the Club provides food and gifts for needy persons. The offirers are: Peggy Pease, President: Olive tlalbr:titl1, Vice President: Verna 1IcLhinney. Set-retary: and Annabelle Gibson, Treasurer. The motto of the Hi-Y is Clean sports, Clean speech, cle-pm habits. and clean st'holarsl1ip. The members stand for high standards of Christian character. Robert li, Paxton is the club advisor. The members of the Hi-Y have joined the members of the Tri-Hi-Y this year to study a Bible Course under the direction of the Rev. L. K. Whitfield. The purpose of this course is to enable students to iatze the problems of a nation at war with the back- ground of the teachings of Jesus. During the year the Hi-Y basketball team plays different, teams of the school and vommunity. The club sends delegates each year to the state Convention, Roy Russell, Bill Camp- bell, and James Shaw have attended the convention held at Erie this year. Hi-Y offic-ers are: James Shaw, President: Paul Markel, Vice Presidentg and Bill Campbell, Sec:retary. Thirty-eight HI-Y GUN NERS GAZETTE The collection and tlistributicn of the interesting news concerning sports, clubs. the faculty, and the student body is the aim of the Gunners' Gazette Statf. The English program in the high school tends to teach basic skills ot expression and the School newspaper tends to encourzige students to apply these skills. The Staff members are fanliliarly reterred to as the Pen Pushers, The members appear periodically in the rooms and halls with copies of their mimeographed paper t'or sale. The copies are soon all in the hands of the student body and are perused tor weeks afterward. 'lhe start members are: Nancy Herr, Mary Cushnie, Helen Dichak, Irvin Penner. Kananie George, Walter Taylor, Barbara Shillito, Rose Dewalt, Norma Oviatt, Mary Zimmerman, Mary Recicar, Carmen D'Amico, Betty Sykes, Ida Moore, Ethel Bennett, Mimi Patton, Lawrence Greer, Diane Kokinakis, Orion lfloch, Betsy I-lorr, Frank U1-3Z0llll.l'd, Cordon Small, Alice Iiadosy, and James Ackroyd. Miss Mary White and Miss Vera Neish supervise the publication of the Gunners' Gazette. I t as t, The Senior Class presented a comedy this year entitled Ever Since Eve, This comedy of youth was the mirthful story ot' Susan Blake. a career girl. and of the troubles which beset Jolmny Clover and Spud Erwin, editor and business manager of the Preston High School Penguin, when Susan high-pressured herself into the posi- tion of assistant editor. The play was full of recognizable school types-the pretty tlirtatious Southern girl, the conceited football captain. the loquacious sister, and many others from the student body ot' a high school in America. SENIOR PLAY Thirty-nine CHEERLEADERS Julia Jones Kathryn VanEman Florence Severyn Peggy Thompson Bob Martorana Helen Dichak Forty r-I.-il: N LAFN-'--IIT! FOOTBALL SQUAD Abrahani, Charles --, --HT. Banner, James f..,. HG, Baxter, Robert ,,,,. k,., I 1. Beppler, lioy,-. ......... -Q.i5. Campagna. Charles ..,..,,, L. Cisson, Tony L- .f,, - ..., HQH. Cooklis. John ,..... ..., E . Corey, Norman ..., ,,,, I 1. Dagar, Bill ......f...., ,H.B. D'Amic0, Carmen g,....,, , .f'. Damico, Dominic ........ FB. Drosdick, Tl10111?LS---- ---lr Eleamos. George --- ----'l'. Gall. Ed --L --.--. -----T. George, Elias --- --,F.l3. George. Tony --- ---H,B. Haught, Paul --,, .....,.. E. Jones, David --- Jones, James -, Luisi, Nick -- Mark s, Walter - Milliian. Bill -- Nardine, John - Penner, Irvin -- Sam. Joseph -- Severine, John- Severine, Kelly Shady, Thomas Smith, George Sorcka, Mike -- Spicer. Melvin - Thomas, Adam- Thomas, Chriss Thomas, Melvin Managers-Walter Taylor, Mike Capelli, Edward Costello, Lawrence Greer, Jack Pollock Goa Lh-S. 0. Simms SCOREBOARD Opponents Gunners Sept. 11-Washington --- . Canonsburg---- 18-Bridgeville .... L Canonsburg ,,,, 25-Burgettstown ----f Canonsburgh- . Oct. 2-Waynesburfi --- -- Cancnslnxrgn-- 9-Trinity ..... -A 24 Canonsburg---- 16-Carnegie .... -- 6 Canonsburg .... - Zfi-Monessen------ -- ' Canonsburg,--, 30-MCKees Rocks ..... Canonsb'urg ,... Nov. 11 18 Centerville -- -, Mt. Lebanon , -- Canonsburs: ,.... Canonsburg .,... The Centerville and Bnrgettstown games were home games. The Washington, Trinity, and Monessen games were night gtnnes. The Mt. Lebanon game was a post season game, Forty-two The 1942 Gunner football season was most dis- astrous. The inexperienced gridders had no Vic- tories, seven defeats. and one tie. The season opened on Friday night, September 11, at Wash- ington. The inexperienced squad was badly beaten by the powerful Pre-xies. The score was 46-0. In the second game at Bridgeville on September 18th the Gunners cut off 40 points of the winning margin of the first game, but at the finish of th-e game the Gunners bowed to Bridgeville with a 6-0 score. The first home game was with Burgettstown at Curry Field on September 25th. Thrilled specta- tors witnessed a Gunner score go by at the open- ing of the game when the Gunners, led by Dom Damico, drove 50 yards and penetrated to the Union 15-yard line. Elias George passed to Smith but McGraw intercepted and returned the ball to the midfield strip before he was downed. The Union Blue Devils drove to the Gunner three be- fore the front line stifened to give the Gunners the ball. The Gunners put up a strong offensive and battled to a scoreless tie. The fourth game was at VVaynesburg on Octo- ber 2nd. The fighting Waynesburg Jackets aveng- ed their 1941 defeat with a winning score of 18-0. In the victory Waynesburg registered 10 first YV .,, ,, FOOTBALL RESUME downs, allowing the Gunners one in the first few minutes of play. The Gunners received another setback from Trinity on the evening of October 10th, but 2,500 fans watched the Gunners tally their first score of the season when William Dagar scored from the three yard line after Damieo, Shady and Dagar drove for 32 yards. The touchdown came in the final period. Heavy rain caused the Canonsburg-Carnegie game to be postponed from Friday to Monday. Carnegie was victorious with a 6-0 score. The next night game was at Monessen 011 Octo-- ber 23rd. While the Gunners were again defeated, 39-0, the brilliant work of Dom Damico, Gunner star halfback. shone through and Damico was chosen as the third best back to play against Monessen. The Gunners failed to show any offensive power at McKees Rocks on October 30th and suffered their seventh defeat with a score of 18-0. - The first and o11ly morning game of the season was with Centerville on Saturday, November 14, at Curry Field. Canonsburg again suffered a defeat and Centerville carried home a score of 6-0. The tenth and last game was at Mt. Lebanon. This was a post-season affair with the Gunners bowing to the Blue Devils with a score of 39-6. Forty-three BASKETBALL VARSITY James Mazza tcaptainj Roy Heppler John Ciehanoslii Edward Costello James Ewig .lohn Hiles Jack Hopper Greg Peterson Jack Pollock Vinreut Siniko John Tomigal John Uchal lil'ISlillVES Kenneth Armstrong feaptainj Joe Baker Fernzlndo Castelli John Ciehanoslii Edward Costello James Ewig Edward Farson John Hiles Robert Jenkins Jack Pollock Vincent Simko John Tomigal COACH--S. O. SIMMS Manaeersflllilze Soroka, Alex Lucciola 1942 - BASKETBALL - 1943 The Gunner Hoormen Opened their season with eight pre-league games. They won tive out of eight. The first league encounter was with Trinity. The Gunners were vic- torious. The ever powerful Wash High team carried away the next game with C1 score of 49-26. In the next two games with Burgettstown and Waynesburg the Gunners were defeated. The last game of the season played with Burgjqettstown was one of the most exciting games of the season. It was a fast moving game and the spectators were kept on the edge of their seats until the final second of the game. The Gunnei floormen were victorious. The score was 22-21. This seasons squad had only two of last year's varsity men. These were James Mazza and John Uchal. James Mazza, captain of the squad, was removed from his posi- tion early in the season and was unable to play at all because of an injured knee. High scorers of the season were John Uchal with 135 points, Greg Peterson with 119 points. and Ed Costello with 64 points The other floormen matched these points in many outstanding plays. Forty-four' LEAGUE GAMES Trinity .... --- 35 Washington --- --- 49 Burgettstown --- --- 33 Waynesburg --- --- 35 Trinity ........ - 28 Waynesburg --- --- 25 Burgettstown --- --- 21 NON-LEAGUE GAMES Hickory -- ' A --- 24 Chartiers .... --- 27 Alumni --- --- 28 Mcrganza ........ --- 23 Peters Township --- --- 29 Chartiers ...... --- 26 Morganza ...... --- 40 Peters Township --- --- 1? Total of all scheduled games 440 Total of league games ....... 226 Total of games won .... League games won .... RESERVE SCORES Chartiers --- --- 17 Olymvpic.-- --- 18 Cecil --- --- 32 Trinity ---- ...... - --- 11 Peters Township --- --- 16 Wash High .... --- 24 Chartiers --- --- 12 Morganza --- -,.. 18 Trinity .... --- --- 12 A.Z.A, .... ....... - -- 24 Washington --- --- 22 Hi-Y ...... --- 15 Total ...................... 221 Total games won--,. - ---- 8 --.. 3 ---- 8 Forty-five 4 r. Canonsburg 38 Canonsburg 26 Canonsburg 22 Canonsburg 26 Canonsburg 30 Canonsburg 19 Canonsburg 22 Canonsb-urg 26 Canonsburg 29 Canonsburg 27 Canonsl','u1'g 31 Canonsburg 24 Canonsburg 35 Canonsburg 23 Canonsburg 47 425 183 Lost-.-- -- 8 Lost .... 5 Canonsburg 20 Canonsburg 17 Canonsburg 39 Canonsburg 24 Canonsburg 26 Canonsburg 16 Canonsburg 21 Cancnsburg 32 Canonsburg 30 Canonsburg 19 Canonsburg 19 Canonsburg 19 Total ....... .... 282 Lost .... -- 4 WRESTLING bx H5 1021 112 121l 1 T lbs. lbs: lbs lbs lbs lbs THE SQUAD Aldo Z1 noni 15252 llis Tony George 1i1l'1lill'd Abraham 138 lbs Elias George Cleciige Pilinkis 145 lbs John Cooklis Larry Dnflzik 154 lbs Jim Cooklis .Iini Pillaikis 165 lbs Steve Ducszii Tony Cieson 185 lbs. George Eleanio C0-t1i1ptai11s -M ,,.. Elias George, Larry Dudzik Muiiuger .......,,,1,,, ,. ,,....7., -.-H ,,,......f Philip Bardos v Crouch .,.,,.A,,.. 1 ..,......,........ f..,...... - I Elias George and .lun. Jttn. Jun. 2,. 12. E. IJ. Maison 'Pony Geoige Won all their matches this season SCHEDULE 194?!fCunonsburg vs. Millvule at Millvule Ckl1l0llSblll'E f,..,. 14eMillvale --- .--H 19-lil-Cunonsburg vs. Carnegie at Carnegie C2lIl0llS13'l11'g ,.,,. -16-Carnegie ..f.... 3 194fiiCilllCllSblIl'g vs, Westview at Westviel Canonsburg T--Westview ,,, f,.. 9 Jun. 29. 194 -Canonsburg vs. Chartiers at CL1l10llSblll'g Canonsburg ...,., R-Chartiers . ,.,,. S Feb. 1943-Cznionsburg vs. Wzxyuesburg at W'ynesb'g Canonsburg ...... -l -Wayneslfu rg f,,, 11 Feb 12, 194 -Cunonsburg Dorniont at Canonsbnrg Canonsburg ...... 14-Dormont. ..,fE, 6 Feb. 19, 1943-f1Z1.l1Ol1Sbl11'fZ Westview at Canonsbnrg Canionsburg ....,. 8--Westview ....e. 4 Feb. 23, 1943-CZl1l0l1S1G'Ll1'g Clm.rt.iers at Chartiers Caiionsburg ....,H -M 8-Chartiers ..... 7 Feb. 28. 1943-Cunonsburg vs. Waynesburg at W'ynesb'g Canonsburg ,..... Tiwaynesburg-, -12 The team won tive matches, lost three. and drew one. W.P.I.A.L. CHAMPIONS SS lbs. Aldo Zenoni 133 lb's.Tony George 112 lbs. L'1rry Ilnmlzik 13lS.lbs. Elias George STATE CHAMPION 1323 lbs. Tony George Elias George wus ill and could not take part in the State Tournament. Aldo Zenoni ccould not take purt in the State Tournalnient because there was no 88 lb. class Forty-six SEASON SCHEDULE AND SCORES ALIQUIPPA vs, Crxuoxsnuuo fl? '23 I . COXNELLSVILLE vs. UANOXSHURG 26 29 BRENTVVOOIJ vs. CANONSBITRG 37 18 YVIT. LEBANON VS. CANONSIEURG 20 35 CONNELLSVILLE vs. CANONSHVRG 3 32 With the return of two veterans, Bill Brown and John Pnnkas, the Gunner Harriers opened their season ut Aliquinpa. Bill Brown finished second. ln the second meet with Connellsville John Pankus Iinished second. In the Brentwood meet Kunanie George. Bill Brown. and John Pankas finished the 2Vz run in 12115. Cfllllillfi into the iinish in .1, dead heat. Although Couch Musoirs. runners lost the Mt. Lehunon meet, they were the iirst to break up the first five of the Mt. Lehanon crack team. Pankas came in third posi- tion with Hill Brown and Kzinanie George finishin: in sixth and seventh positions. In the last meet whiz-11 was with t'onnellf-:ville the Gunner trio, Bill Brown, Kananie Georgie, :ind John Pilllkil-S, followed the Coker winner across the lint for second, third, and fourth pizices. W.P.I.A.L. Canonshurg held fifth place. Broun of Canonshurg placed fourth in the meet. lr' Riclrird Alrrahain Bill Brown Paul Bush Thomas IleJohn Kzinanie George GUNNER HARRIERS Wayne Mccliee Nick Nicholas Tony Severyn David Solomon Anthony Thomas Managers-Pa.t Derrico and Art, Bellish COACH-E. D. MASON CROSS COUNTRY Forty-seven TRACK SQUAD IIN-1 DUAL MEET VV.P.I.A.L. TR I-STATE TRIANGULAR CANONSBURG-TRINITY CONNIQLLSVILLE RELAYS TRI.-XNGULAR Jay Anderson Jim Banner Leonard Barsody Art Bellish Bill Brown Paul Bush Hill Dugar Thomas DeJol1n INDOOR MEETS Srlmols S1 ores Mt. Lebanon First Canonshnrg Second Mt. Lebanon First Altoona Second Derry Township Third Canonsburg Fourth Derry Township First Mt. Lebanon Second Canonsburg Fifth OUTDOOR MEETS Washington First Canonsburg Second Trinity Third Canonsburg First Trinity Se-cond Mt. Lebanon Cfcnnellsville Altoona Canonshurg won the distance medley plaque Canonsburg First Butler Second Homestead Third 19 - THE SQUAD - 43 Frank Egizio Kananie George Steve Harris Isaac Leon Wayne McKee Jack Pollock Etfinley Rehonek RCQBIICI Robinson Ed Yarkoski Managers-Patsy Dei-rico a.1 COACH-E, D. MASON Forty-eight Zygmon Roskowski Tony Severyn Thomas Shady Dave Solomon Mike Solomon Anthony Thomas Chriss Thomas Melvin Thomas id Phil Distefano GIRLS' INTERCLASS BASKETBALL Each year a large number of girls take part in the Interclass Basketball Tourna- ment. This is conducted in round-robin style, each team meeting every other team twice during the tournament. In this way each team plays a total of six games. This year the tournament champions were the Junior girls who won all the games they played. The Sophoniores came in second. The Seniors were third and the Fresh- men were last. Junior Squad Mary Anthony Peggy Camipbell Pauline Gray Dorothy Graytok Senior Squad Ethel Bennett Dorothy Bradenburg Helen Bruce Betty Casto Catherine David Sophomore Squad Frances Bates Hazel Cannon Lena Cerenzia Margaret Daugherty Clara DeFilippo Jean Donahue Betsy Donaldson Carolyn Dunham Antonina Falconi Freshmen Squad Anna Bahyak Gladys Bates Mary Bartram Arlene Bennett Mavis Bowen Shirley Bowers Regina Celento Mary Chicarella Joan Cheeseman Virginia Daugherty Mary Jackson Mary Kllnger Helen Rucki Betty Shady tcaptainl Isabelle DeFilippo Mary Drosdick Helen Ezersky Margaret Ladich fcaptainj Stella Mason tmanagerl Elizabeth Fartro Mary Lou George Ada Mae Hamilton Betsy Horr Martha Hume Marjorie Hutchinson Margaret Krajicek Vida Martincic Marie McDermott Mary Jane Miller Betty Franko Betty Gubasko Betty Johnson Lea Jones Dolores Lewis Betty McCormack Sally Mikel Newanna Moore Mary Newton Florence Severyn Betty Sharp Mary Uchal tmanagerl Eva Waschuck Haifa Mikel Jennie Osiecki Beulah Sharp Stella Soroka Eileen Stose Theresa Pepe Rose Sacco Alice Schmitt Betty Sheets Barbara Simpson Ethel Mae Slivyak Anna Uchal Callista Williams Rosella Ziernnicki Dorothy Nestor Concettina Ortuso Claudia Prugar Louise Severyn Virginia Severyn Patricia Sims Mary Louise Tardio Katherine Wines Betty Yurkas Mary Zadik Referee-Ethel Chico Leson Score Keepers-Dorothy Viner, Eileen Stose, Jean Donahue Timekecpers-Nancy Horr, Carolyn Dunham, Betsy Hcrr GIRLS IN TERCLASS BASKETBALL Forty- ni ne NWA MHTQY , Jwgw .1 ' l lll f i 3 i VmLs1w4Mv'1f1,Q l Kz!? 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CONSIDINE Register of Wills and Clerk of Orphans Court LEO WRIGHT Clerk of Courts WALTER CAR-SON Prothonotary JOHN L. POST Treasurer of th-e things we are fighting for, is linked with the destiny of the Democrat Party, the party of President Roose- Velt, our Commander-in-Chief. He is leading our fight to Win the warg let us also help him win a. lasting Peace. Fifty-six WJPA WASHINGTON COIYNTHHS RADIO STATION 1450 ON YOUR DIAL Compliments of' LANG'S SMART APPAREL for JUNIORS, MISSES, WOMEN 25 W. CIIPSIIIIII Street Wznsllinlgtoin, Pu GOOD WISHES OF F. W. WOOLWORTH CO. Business Training College SECRETARIAL ACCOUNTING BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION COURSES ATLANTIC 2678 FULTON BUILDING PITTSBURGH, PA WALTER MCPEAKE C. D. Cummins Motor Sales GENERAL REPAIRING ON ALL MAKES OI CARS Water Street IIIIOIIO 30 Fifty-seven EVERY THING MUSICAL Your RECORD SHOP 3-IIA W. Pikv Street Callonslmrt, P1 I. C. 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Willow Beach Skating Rink NEWLY ENLARGED and REIVIODELED RINK HOUSTON, PA. Fifty n ne THE YOUTH OF AMERICA will shape the uatioifs future, and their seliooliug today nmri- than ever lrefore seeks not only to train their minds but also to build their clmracffers, To 1 emly tlieiu for llieir tasks. CONGRATULATIONS, GRADUATES and ln-sl wishes for your eoiitinuecl sueeess us you partici- pate iu the affairs of emiuuuuity and nation, now zuul for the long future. Citizens Trust Company Canonsburg, Pa. TIIIC FIRST NATIONAL BANK AT CANONSISUIIG CONNl1ATl'liA'l'l'lS Tlllfl VLASS Ulf' 19423 AND WISIIES TIIEM SITCCICSS IN Al.li THEIR FUTUlil'1 ENDEA VORS WE SERVE ALL THREE Bur eposilors 0ur Borrowers 0ur Gommunily IN A FRIENDLY, HELPFUL WAY TI'IE FIRST NATIUNAL BANK AT GANDNSBURG lVlembe1 s oil FEDERAI, RESERVE SYSTEM FEDERAL DEPOQIT lNSI'II5iNf'E CORPOIIATION Sixty GOOD LI'lf'K AND BEST WTSIIES . . . Canonsburg Steel SL Iron Works ARMAMENT DIVISION CANONSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA Executive Otfires: 122 East 42nd Street, New York, N. Y. . . . BUY WAR SAVINGS BONDS AND STABIPS C'0Ml'l,lMENTS OF The Daily Notes O Your Home Newspaper I Commervial Printing Sixty-one Acknowledgments AMON STUDIOS LOUIS BELL BETTY LEE SHOP K. M. BROMLEY, O.D. GEORGE M. CHALLENER THE OHILDRENIS SHOP FISHER'S JEWELRY R. L. GRANT R.. J. GONVERN AND SONS HARRIS WORKINGMAN'S STORE JEANS BEAUTY SHOPPE JOHNSTONS JEWELRY KLEE'S SERVICE STATION GEORGE LOUTSION MODEL SHOP MODERN BILLIARDS MOUNTPORDS DRUG STORE PAXTON AND WELSH AGENCY STAN PROGAR D. S. POLLOCK G. SPADARO STANDARD RESTAURANT WANDA'S BEAUTY SHOPPE WILLIAM HENRY HOTEL YONEY'S FUNERAL HOME Sixty-tw6 M A J o R ' S Exe-lnsive Shoes for XVOHIQH Main at Chestnut 1VilSlll11gIOIl C0ll1pl111lf'llIS of SAMILSON'S Ladies' Dresses, Coats, Suits Sportswear 91 North Main Street Wzishirigtoil, Pa. MEET M E AT The Colony Grill Restaurant 16 IV. Pike St. Canonslnxrg, Pa. DUFF'S HAVE SERVED BUSINESS IN FOUR WARS-WE KNOVV HOW TO TRAIN YOUNG PEOPLE FOR THIS IVAR EMERGENCY Ask for Bulletin Duffs - Iron City College ATLANTIC 4875 424 Duquesne VVay Pittsburgh McNARY'S JEWELRY STORE Showing a wonderful selection of the new things in JEWELRY and NOVEUIIIES For both Men and Women Gold Filled Link Wat:-h Iiracelets of every description 31 N. Blain St. lVashington, Pa. CONTINENTAL RESTAURANT D. Delcorso. Proprietor Ilonn- Vooking Our Spec-ialty SEA FOOD 533 Adams Ave. Phone 9635 Houston R Dairy A Friendly Place to Shop ICE CREAM-DAIR-Y PRODUCTS DEIJICATESSEN 104 E. Pike St. Houston, Pa. Di CIO BROTHERS OLDSMOBILE and CADILLAC FRIGIDAIRE and HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES Murclot-k Street C3ll0llSllllI'g, Pu. MEET ME AT The CANDY SHOP FOR GOOD SERVICE 30 East Pike Street, Canonshnrg, Pa. KUHN'S CLEANERS-DYERS TAILORS-19'URRlERS Cauonsburg, Pa. Washington, Pa. Sixty-three The Coffee Shop A Good Place To Eat 7113 Central Ave. Canonslmurg PHONE 9615 Reservations for VVeddings and Bridge Parties Also For Dinners and Banquets Compliments of ISALY'S DAIRY CO. 24 NVEST PIKE STREET CANONSBURG, PA. OOMPIJIMENTS OF BORCHERT'S STYLE UENTER FOR WOMEN COMPLIMENTS OF MARLINE'S Compliments of J. B. WQRK TIRE and BATTERY SHOP BELL'S Triangle Store For Finer Groceries Colnplilnents-19-I3 2-4 East Pike St. Houston, P KLAHR'S Reliable T O M S I C Furniture Store MOTOR CO, PHONE 84 CHRYSLER. and 1'LYM0U'1'H 183 'llmet Pike Street SALIIQS and SERVICE CHl1011SbU1'g, PU- 5340 East Pike St. CH1'1OI'lSlJlll'g', P1 CANONSBURG 13? Coxnpliniellts of R. S. ARNOLD PONTIAC 12 MAIN STREET HOUSTON, PA. 5257 Adams Avenue, f'2llIOI1Slll1I'g, P1 Sixty four ROSNER'S DRESS SHOPPE FOATS - DRESSES - MII.LINER'Y For COIIVQIIIPIIKTI Use Our Lay-Away Plan A Small Deposit Will Hold Any Gzmnent PHONE 240-M l8 W. Pike St. l'anonslnn'g, Pa. COIIIDIIIIIPIIIS of CALDWELL'S WASHINGTON, PA. FRANK DICHAK Groveries and Provisions Fresh and Smoked Meats PHONE 1037 lillll 'IIilIl'II and Duquesne Aves. TEMPLETON'S DRUG STORE Jill N. Blain St. Washington, Pa. For Reservations Phone 9645 ROYAL GRILL We Specialize In STEAKS and SEA FOODS Ask for Nick or Mike Mazza 31 W. Pike Street, Canonsbnrg, Pa. P A R I S HAT SHOPPE 6 North Main St. Cnear ISPHIID WASHINGTON, PA. Smart Nillinery and Accessories Compliments ol' WASHINGTON MEAT MARKET Stop and See Us Sometime COMPI,lMEN'l'S OF C O N T E ' S RESTAURANT Washington, Pa. C'OMPLIINlI'lN'l'S Ol B A R D ' S CHARTIERS Cinder Block Co. Manufacturer of CINDER and CEMENT BLOCKS Dealer in Lawrence Paints PHONE CA 1269 HOUSTON, PA. S xty fve MARKOS DUKIS GROf'ERIES-BIEATS-PRODUCE Philco Radio Service Phone 9605 546 Euclid Ave. C. FALCONI IIOME DRESSED MEATS CHOICE GROCERIES PHONE 9653 600 Highland Avenue Compliments ot' Frank Bradenburg RETAIL COAL DEALER Phone 1185-M Compliments of BARBETTPS SPAGHETTI OUR SPECIALTY Phone 9671 216 THIRD STREET Compliments of W. C. BROWN Phone 9619 501 FRANKLIN AVENUE P E N N E R ' S HOLLYWOOD SVPER MARKET G1-oeeries-Meat-Produce Phone 648 173 East Pike St Compliments of MARTINCIC'S Service Station Justin Martincic Prop. CANDY and ICE CREAM GAS and OIL Phone 9667 716 First St. Compliments of Stiener's ' Service GROCERIES 85 MEATS GAS Ka OIL Phone 9898 First Street Telephone C3llOI1Sb'11l'g 772 Raymond E. Fife Local and Long Distance M O V I N G COAL and IIAULING Third Street Houston, Pa. OLYMPIC GRILL BUS AGENCY Phone 585 I ' ,A 1625 East Pike Street Sixty-sux REST XYISIIES FROM G I B S O N ' S Style Cr-nter for Mon Compliments ol' S A S K A ' S Ice Cream Stores Compliments B O N T O N FLOWER SHOP NOLLA SHOP O IIOSIERY I HIWJIKTSWICAR 0 GLOVES 0 F0lINDA'l'lONS 0 PURSES O LINGIGIQIE 38 NV. Pike Street CANONSBUINI, PA. C'OMPLDIl'lN'l'S McCORKLE'S DRUG STORE REXAL PRODUCTS Your Graduation Outfit On Ea-sy Terms MERIT CREDIT CLOTHES No Clarrying Cliarge 36 W. Pike St. Next, to Book Shop VAN EMAN BROTHERS' HARDWARE AND STOVES See .Jimmie-It Pays Phone 344-J jimmie's Wallpaper and Paint Store 'Fontaine Vllasliable Window Shamlcs 53 W. Pike St. Phone 9 35 J6ff6F'SCi'11 Arvonue ilI10llS7ll g, a. M. S, Compliments of PICKHOLTZ l1MM1E'S , DEALERS IN Confectionery Diznnonrls-NVata-lies-Jewelry T 1 'T , PHONE 240-R HOL STOS, l A. ill XV. Pike St. Canonslmnrg, Pa. HA SWEET PLACE S ty seven ANDY'S TIRE SERVICE EXPERTLY RECAPPED TIRES PHONE 625 350 East Pike Street Cainonsburg, Pa. SPORTSMEN'S HAVEN We Specialize In FISH, SHRIMP and REAL ITALIAN SPAGHETTI PHONE 9600 28-30 N. Central Ave. Canonsburg, Pa. Compliments of JAMES, M. COLAIZZO H o M E MEAT MARKETS SELECTED QUALITY MEATS GROCERIES THAT ARE FRESH 439 Chartiers Street PHONE 529 181 East Pike Street PHONE 1006 F A S H I O N HOSIERY SHOPS 45 VV est Pike St. Canonsburg, Pa. EVERYTHING IN Hosiery Lingerie Sportswear Foundations COMPLIMENTS F I C K M A N AUTO SUPPLY C E N T R A L Compliments of M A R K E T QUALITY FOODS Phone 720 28 E. Pike St. I'2lLl011SlllIl'g, Pa. Compliments of S A N T O N I ' S FALCO Johnny DEIOHN MOTOR SE II VICE i C2i,Il011SlJII1'g, Pa. S ty ght 11. 5.13. ' 1: r. A ' 1IIIUI1I1.111 1 11.1 . . 1 1 II . Ihr, 1I1'1-. ' 1,I111'1. I . - --1.1 1 . 1,11-I. 1 1: '1 1 fl' I!,I1::. 1 f1v.1I,- ' I1' 1, -1 111.1-1 .I I Ig - 1 . 1- 1 . .I -II .1 .. I I. . I I 1- . II 1 1 4 ' ' '-1 '11' 1, ' ' 1 I,. 1 A 1 , ' . rg 1 4 I I. I . . . . I1I.I '1 I I 1 I II I- In. 1 11 1I, 1 -. I.. ' - 11 . -11 ' '-1. 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