Centerville High School - Cehiscan Yearbook (West Brownsville, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1949 volume:

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X I ff g f Y f f ' ' I , -wg X1 f X '-lr .5 , 5 h .1 f ,-Q - V ,V f- ' f ,..- If N 1 1 ,f fl 1-1 - - 5,,-X ' 'f r - - THE EDITCJR SPEAKS GO WEST The Class of 1949 proudly presents IIS edmon of the Cehlscan the school annual In accord ance with the year 1949 we have chosen a theme remmdful of the Forty mners who one hun dred years ago were rapldly settlmg the West at the tlme ofthe Gold Rush We lxlce those pxoneers are ready to take the blggest step thus far ln our llves The path has not been an easy one We have met many obstacles on our long and rugged traxl but these have been overcome by help from our teachers and more effort on our part Now we the Senlors of Centervllle High School can Go West and find many of the oppor tumtles ln llfe If when scannlng through the many pages you are reminded of many fond memorles we know that our work has not been m vam PAUL MILLER X X I I 9 - ' - ' te A vv s Q ' a ' 9 2 ' - - - ez af , . 7 7 7 T0 THE CLASS OF 1949 In the March of Time you are number 40 as the units of graduates pass the reviewing stand. As in all parades, some groups pass unnoticed while others are quite spectacular with their bright uniforms and high-stepping musicians. It matters little how we are heralded along life's way. Some receive great cheers at the time of minor successes only later to be rebuffed. Can you take both and still sticlc to your course?', is the chal- lenge of today. Remember, you are one of one hundred-oneg if you were not, there would be but one hundred. You count as an individual and the class counts on you. Your success will contribute to that for allg your failure will likewise affect all. I sincerely trust you will each prove worthy of an important place in the society of which you are a part. W. R. WILLIAMS ONWARD! HO! We have crossed another range in that long trail which leads to a richer and fuller life to come. The experiences and pleasures, along with the hardships and disappointments, have cemented friendships which will last into eternity. The school days of our lives are ever to be remem- bered and treasured as we grcw older and drift afar over lifeis eternal sea. The turns we make in school and the records we leave behind, bcth in the halls of learning and in the memory of friends, serve to be as footprints in the sands of time. May the next forty years bring as much growth and expan- sion to our school as the last forty. Many who are here today will not survive the rigors of the trail to see the class of forty years hence, but as we pass over that western horizon a new and sturdy band will be seen coming over the eastern rim of the great American way of life. May peace set the sign posts of the world. W. A. BURSON f .Z 0605 Seated Archie Kinder Phll Parkmson Samuel Gaster Ernest Lures Standing Wnllxam Crockett Gerald Shxpley J1mes Raytek Mnke Obertach 0111 bs 111111 M1 sands are fflhm NIA' C9111 61111111 M1 111111111 11!s faff 51111111 an 111111111g s111111f an 111111111 011 11111 s!1'1u1 111 gmsp M1 111 aff 01111 61' 111111 M 1' afnlzes LL lllf Mn' Le! My 1uh11f1' vlrwzgih go I0 lfllh Lf! 110 f11f111'e a're11111v elale fhgf lean: M1111 Hrs! LK hal Mew fill! 111116 santa FACULTY ames Adamson IS our skllled shop teacher He lS very fond of cherry ple and llkes Hshlng as a hobby He IS a graduate of C S T C wlth a B S degree He has also attended Duke and Oklahoma Clty Unlversltles Iva W Ammon IS one of our home economic teach ers Her favorlte foods are chocolate cake and candy Needlework IS her hobby She IS a graduate of Drexel Instltute of Technology wlth a BS ln Home Economlcs Emll E Bernowskl IS the vlgorous lnstructor of our band Steak and flsh are hls favorlte foods and odd ly enough flshlng IS his hobby He lS a graduate of Duquesne wlth a B A degree Patrlcla Burley IS our efficient llbrarlan Her favor lte food IS spaghettl In her spare tlme she crochets and wrltes letters She IS a graduate of St Francis with a B A degree Elsle F Channlng IS our respected English teacher She has no favorlte food she llkCS them all She reads ln her spare tlme and IS fond of dolng house work Che IS a graduate of C S T C wlth a B S l5L-9?-v.r1l Vlrglnla Downs our actlve gym teacher has speclal food She graduated from Oberlln College Oberlln Ohlo wlth an A B degree Suzanne Frederlck the Engllsh teacher ln unlor Hlgh IS fond of sea food Danclng takes up her spare tlme She 15 a graduate of C S T C wlth a BS d ree Loretta A Glod another hlstory teacher goes to the movles ln her spare tlme Che llkes French frles and steak She graduated from Waynesburg Wlth a B S degree Anna Mae Hannen IS our well known hlstory teach er She plays the vlolln for her own enjoyment and IS fond of plnk lemonade She graduated from Sllp pery Rock and recelved an M A and a B A from the UHIVBISIIY of Plttsburgh ames Harrls lS our friendly P O D teacher IS coach of our basketball team He llkes any food that s good food HIS hobby IS sports He graduated from C S T C Wlfh a BS degree 4-9 -fwfv ' 'U' ' ' A v - - ' . 5 archery as er hobldy. Broiled T-bone steak is her J J. ' . i . ,' Ja t ,Q aa l . FACULTY Glenn Harshman our mathematlcal wlzard llkes carpenter work when he lsnt correctmg Algebra papers Hls favorlte food IS banana cream ple He received a BS degree from Waynesburg and an A M from West Vlrgmla Elsxe Horton IS our artxstxcally mcllned teacher As her hobby she llkes pamtmg and hlkxng Ice cream ns her favorxte food She IS a graduate of Vlfaynesburg wxth a B S degre She also attended P nn State Unlversxty of Plttsburgh and Carnegie Teh Betty Krett IS our sunny Spanlsh teacher Her un tlrmg efforts have kept our year book staff gomg She IS especially fond of chill con carne In her Spare time she crochets and I'C3dS She IS 3 graduate E of Geneva with a B A degree She has also attend ed Duke Unlverslty Emma ean Lemon xs our competent commerclal teacher Her favorlte food IS chocolate cake and she likes dancmg ln her spare tlme She IS a graduate from Westxnlnster with a B B A degree Pauline Magrlnl the hlstory mstructor xn umor Hlgh likes readmg and dancing Her favorlte foods C S T wnth a BS degree MlldfCd S Moore a sclence teacher is a graduate of Waynesburg w1th a B S degree Norma L Phnlp is our popular sclence teacher Her favorite food IS frunt and her favorlte form of rec reatlon IS playmg tenms and dancing She graduat ed from C S T C with a B S degree Betty L Phillips teaches mathematics m unlor Hlgh Her favorlte food xs chlcken and her favor xte pastime IS dancing She IS a graduate from C S T C wlth a BS degree Betty Ruth Phillips IS our Engllsh teacher who directs the Jumor Class Plays Steak IS her favorite food and art and muslc are her hobbles She IS a graduate of Waynesburg with BM and BA de grees and has attended Southern Methodlst Um versnty Strxckler L Pollack IS our guldance mstructor He ralses troplcal fish for a hobby Has favorlte foods are potatoes and steak He IS a graduate of C S T C w1th a BS degree , . . , . . , . , . . . . 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WSW' ,061 FACULTY Audrey Sager our musxcally lnclmed faculty member plays the plano ln her spare time and col lects post cards for her hobby Her favorlte foods are salad steak and pumpkin ple She IS a graduate of Murray State Kentucky with a B M F degree and has also attended C S T C William T Stapulxs IS our energetic football coach who raises plgeons for a hobby He especlally likes chlcken and spaghettx He graduated from the Um verslty of Pnttsburgh wlth a B S degree gk -7 Dennls Sullivan IS our expert typing teacher Apple ple a la mode IS hxs weakness Hls hobby IS playmg golf He has a B S degree from Duquesne and an M A from Pttt Len Vaccaro our FOFCHSIC coach collects post s as a hobby Her favornte food IS spaghettx She lS a graduate from C S T C with a BS degree Helen Vrable another proncxent shop teacher sews m her spare moments She prefers spaghettn above all foods She graduated from C S T C wxth a B S degree Nancy Wlegel the geography umor High teacher enjoys playing the piano xn her lexsure hours Chocolate cake and spaghetti are her favorltes She graduated from Indiana State Teachers Col lege wlth a B S degree Thelma Zimmerman another home economlcs teacher finds craft sewing an enjoyable hobby Her favorlte food IS Angel food cake She 15 a graduate of West Vlrglnla Unlverslty with a B S degree Mnldred Hyatt our PFOHCICIII Secretary llkes steak and French fries as her favorite foods Skating IS herhobby fifdfp , M45 Dr Thomas Parks M D Viola Nixon Wylie IS our adequate nurse Her favorlte foods are steak and mushrooms and she attends concerts IH her spare t1me She rs a R N , a graduate of Washxngton Hospltal ' M!! ,pf MR BALL VIRGINIA BALL MR BIGRIGG O SCHBUL O GN. ef BUS DRIVERS 10 M sm Qi 5 N' SQ K f f fff WW f I I If ff X f f W RIMM., A d 1 jf' 035K Mill fvff Z 94' ff f fW ff f 'fvf f f 1 pw? 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Blue and White FLOWER Red Rose We, the class of '49 entered Centerville High School in 1945. The years have passed rapidly, and now we find ourselves Seniors. During our four years we have sponsored many dances and programs which have all proved very successful. The Seniors have been well represented in the school activities, and we are proud of our record. In our Junior year we presented the play, Kitty Kearney from Killarney under the direc- ticn of Miss Betty R. Phillips. The Christmas Dance of this year, was sponsored by the 'Juniors and Seniors and proved to be an outstanding success. Now, we look forward to that certain day in May when we all hope to receive our diplomas. The never-to-be-forgotten memories of our high school days will always be cherished. .0121 v ,N 'ma . Addis, Gloria caclemic Nurse Thesian iloria likes a Hood aritu- ent as well as to play okes. Her favorite expres- ion is Hoot:-inanny! Chorus 2, 4 Latin Club 3 'G 4 Bigrigg, Dolores nercial Secretary The-sian good to Eddie 2 3, 4 Attendant 3 is our Senior Ma- 1 l l y good too, baton. She is L f Babish, Julia Commercial Commercial Artist Utopian Julie is quite a tall younk laily whi h aiils her in play- ing bas tball. her favorite sport. hc also enjoys ilrawi , C Us ' , 3 N Black, Patsi Commercial Nloclel Thesian Patsi lives in Vesta Six and can be found anywhere but there. She likes slant'- iniz. especially with Red at 'he Palarlium. Chorus 1 Forensic l. 2. 3, 4 Literary Contest 3 Class Play 3 ii SENIORS 7712-wtfiibiwe 2. ,, Q ,, .AA ,i X .1 6,556 I Babko, George Academic Musician Utopian Tex, a regular Casanova. hails from East End and can really get some noise from that sax. Band l. 2. 3, 4 Orchestra 4 Student Council l Home Room Representa- tive I Prom Committee 3 Spanish Club 3 Cehiscan 4 , I I 1 f ilu ?' Bane, Merrill ' Academic Businessman Thesian Merrill is that sharp trom- bone player who is also a smoothie with the girls. Band 2. 3. 4 Cehiscan 3 ? e Brown, Mary Commercial Stenographer Utopian t'L'ushio's combination of short brown hair and brown eyes is quite strikingr. Spanish Club 3, 4 Spanish Club Vice President 4 Cehiscan 4 -13C Bugelovich, Andrew Academic Multi-millionaire Utopian Bugs is a tall handsome athlete who won't give the frirls a break. Utopian President 4 Football 2. 3. 4 Basketball 2. 3. 4 Varsity Club 2. 3. 4 Track 3 r' Lg' bf lofi--.4 Barger, Betty Rosetta Commercial Telephone Operator Thesian 'AIR-aches likes jitterbug- gim: at the Palaclium, a certain Brownsville boy, anil linfllishl lf! Chorus 2. 3. 4 I f Bush, Lillie Marie Commercial Bookkeeper Utopian l1i1lily is one of the quiet type. She has always been interested in class activi- ties. Class Play 3 Class Secretary 4 Class Treasurer I Class Vice President 3 Home Room Represen- tative 3 Prom Committee 3 Cehiscan Stall' 3. 4 Latin Club 3 Student Council 3 194 Chanelle, Egldl0 Academxc Coach Utopxan V11 but hw, malrns hlmself known on thL l11sketh1ll Hom Football 2 3 4 Basketball l 2 Baseball 3 4 s8fSlt1 Club 'K Cleaver, Lols Commercnl A rl-los ess Utopxan ull u11s.1 1.111 1 uf hu umm lh Broxxnxu ll uxth Al liohn'1 ihe l1lux ple!!! clothes ll uma I the DIIXK 111 l ehlecan 4 Clxsh Frank General lVlechan1c Thesxan rl Slfl Cleaver Vera 1luf1u 1 N llrll ' x ln 1 Con'1n1nrc1'1l Housewife lfflfk 3 4 Urop an '11 s h 1 L 1 1 11 S an s xr ming. with ihux iehlscan 4 Crawford, Laura ommercxal Beautxcnn Uropmn a x qunt coua be bhes u11t1nL patlentlx fl!! hel Slllflltl box Heeun' Chorus 1 2 Marilyn Commercxal Bookkeeper Tliesxan M111l1n ls alwaxs lltilllllllj. 1 1out us 1 ne ,11ttul1ugge1 She hows to llldllv 110011 l atm I lub -I 'fr ll Demco, Bettxe Lee Commercxal Housew lfe Thesxan lids s 1 cute blonde xxlth a sensm of humor and qluk tongue She Illlhs on Nunrllntl he1 1 1 un Xnxlx Band 2 'l thorns l 2 llama Treasurer i llass Play 'i Prom lommlttee 'I lehv-can 1 14 Duffield Wllllam L Academxc Musxcxan U op 'in lJu'15 vs nc le l1f1 has been 1 N4 and he hu been 11 11111 Asset to the hand nd l 2 Orchestra 4 student Council l Spanish Club 'I 4 Home Room leader l tehxecan 4 Prom lnmmlttee 'S ltoplan Treasurer 4 Ki- 'x Q Q-A .' Y .L diy' Ccpenhaver Ronald Acaclemxc Surgeo Thcsxan onme 1 sen1o Q manoxa H15 f.-norltn pas Mme IS Vlllllnll loxe note in HI S Qpanlsh lluh 'S leluecan 4 Edwww .1-mg, x , ng, Joseph Edwards Academlc Offxcer Narl Gu'1r Thesxan Joe ls the tallratne up 1 ucexxed Hills m tory Football 2 Track Manager 2 1 l ff, ' 9 p!rj ' ,ms . fl x H M M A 1 XM, X -' , Q! ' TX l' l A X 1.5 . 1' 5 , , ,. 6 vw, 2, V eg 1 1 - ' 1 F1 ' Mil L ' a , 1 ' W MQ. f , ,A , G , . 1:72 H ' ia 1u1' . ' 5 .' I ' 'rl . S E5 I I . Q G ' l 1':1nk isn't meh f 1' '. H . ' 1111! he 2 rn: ki-,J l ' - .ff I f V I in-lf 1: rrl. 1 , C 5. H ' . ' Y ' hu: e' lif' z1l1'1: :ly 'I ' I ' plan! '1l. She - joyy .'111:1l's- ' I A df- :' ' ' ' 'ka 1 1 l.1 sp' l: ' ut dn-il . . . ' ,, ' , - . , I. :Al , . ' . .' . . :ln Lsl 11, j if V F. . I .A I l ' fy l?:vi4lio never l1:1svll111c'hx Ku 9 A S 1 1 V K 421741, 2 A 3,2 7,1 1 ff' 1 V Ayr. . , ,'.1 'g EL st E! I. , . 1 1,13 Q is v 1. - . ff f E : i. ' 111x.'.i ' I ' 1: . 5 - ' f Ba , 3, 4 ' V I hu . . a . l . l. g . ' .. 1' f , 4 h A 1 - . C , C , ,x all :1nll..tl1wf,is ai-.fl . l t '.. . I1Hlll is 'ery' 'f -I ll A l l iott, ma y Elizabem Engl ish Teacher Thesian lnliik . lyrizilit s mi charming acuoniymn- ilesvrilws Lili perfectly. Club 3 Club Vice President 3 l l'8l'lBn Franks, Vivian Mae 'nmercial Stencxrapher Utopian is of the very quiet hailinlz from the Pike. will make a very etfi- lenr ste-no some day. Eloshway, Wilma Commercial Stenographcr The-sian Toots spends her time on the phone talking tu Tony, She never frets her fill of canmly or of dancing. Vlwrus l, 2, 3, 4 Fable, Mary Academic Nurse Utopian Mary says algebra is 'Alou far-fetched. She pals around with VVil and always has her work :lone on time, fhorlls l. 2 Latin t'luh 1 z 's. V 6 Q ' Q x W ,. X if F11 Haw 2-:rXQ',f,..: : ,R .- N X f fm Q X f 7 .. I , Glemza, Pete X . . A N 1' Academ'c Mechanic 1 Q i? llf'7i Thesian The Nemacolin Golf Course xvoillil not he the same - ' without 'Holeain-one Pete. Gnfhth' Margare' Commercial Dep:, Store Clerk Thesian Margie is in Charleroi of- ten. She likes shows and chili con carnc, and hopes some day to work in Her- slie's restaurant. fhorus 2 SENICDRS l x mfijy JV. V' .w ' ff .'f..My J ., Fazelras, Steve General Truck Driver Thesian Fuzzy is quiet, nioili-sl. and goml-natureil. He re- serves his power for the Krirlirun. Football 2. Il. 4 Baseball 3, -l Varsity Club President 4 Varsity Club 2, 3. 4 Fedelischack, Annamarie Frances Commercial Secretary Thesian Annamarie is a little on the timid side, but so nice to know. Chorus 2. 3. 4 Guthrie, Faye General Bookkeeper Thesian Faye a p pe a rs to ln- the quiet type, lint we won- i ., ., ., ., ., 1L'i'..... Gymorie, Melvin John General Band-Leacler Uto ian P C. H. S. will miss Slush's sweet trumpet. He has proven his musical ability, and with his ambition, he'll soon have his own band. Home Room Representa- l tive Home Room Representa- tive 4 Yearbook Staff 4 District Band 3 Student Council 4 School Orchestra 2, I Band President 3. 4 Band l. 2, 3. 4 4 9 X .FY Gymorie, Shirley Commercial Typist Thesian Shirl loves to di-ince and takes after her brother Slush in his love of mu- sic, especially popular mu- IN Q Haney, Ruby Gail Commercial Secretary Utopian Stush is in member of the onsemble, likes to read. and is a commercial student. f- 15? Hanuscin, John General Lawyer Thesian Russian hails from Rich- eyville and was blessed with the gift of mah. Latin Club 3, 4 Prom Committee 3 Cehiscan 4 Hamilton, Lois Jeanne Commercial Housewife Utopian Lo is living in Browns- ville Borouzh but remains loyal tn CHS. She'll have a home of her own soonff with Rock Cehiscan 4 sic, which she could listen to all day. Chorus l, 2 Cehiscan Stan' 4 Class Treasurer 4 Student Council 4 Hess, Clarence Academic Musician Thesian Hess can be found in the shop or beating the drums in the hand room. Anil does he like the girls! Band 3. 4 f. Chorus l Ensemble 4 Hornick, Robert Glen Academic Pilot Thesian Bob will be flying hizh one of these days. He likes Algebra class with Mr. Harshman. Hormell, Mildred Commercial Air Hostess Utopian Mild:-eil spends her time dancin! at Huppsf She likes to receive letters from Lou. Assistant Librarian 4 -15- Horton, john Howard General Mechanic Utopian .lack likes industrial arts and dancing. Miss .Chan- ning will certainly miss his punrtuality ! I ll Howes, Wlilma Lee Academic Nurse Utopian Wilma always does her share when there is work to be done. Chorus 1 Latin Club 4 Prom Committee 3 g ' ' 4 I if W. K Q. X ' 0' 3.45 f 4V N- asf i W H Kayatin, Albert Louis General Minister Utopian Albert is the mourner for the Senior Class--he likes to attend funerals! Student Council 3 Home Room Leader 3 Prom Committee 3 Hubs, Anna Commercial Typist Utopian Ann is an excellent skater and enjoys dancing, also. Chorus 1 af in King, Geraldine Commercial WAVE Utopian Gerry's laughing and joking will be missed, es- pecially by Miss Lemon. She is a commercial student who is rated as a super secretary. Huba, Marie Commercial Typist Utopian Marie is the other I-iuba, uba girl who enjoys skat- H ing and dancing. Chorus l. 2 ,Q ' -L - X Ls fin - 5 . -, ,. iii W 'N' ' . .Q tl 3 ,, K I J V, ,l- mi ' Konopka, Martin General Millionaire Thesian Junior is very popular with the girls. Perhaps it is be- cause his wavy hair and sporty clothes are so attrac- tive. Home Room Representa- tive 1 May Court l Student Council I -17- f? 1 ,f SENIORS A 'l .ffyl f all-f-f mf Jeffrey, Nelson Academic Politician Thesian Jeff is an all-round guy and has plenty of what it f9k2S- Kravetz, Veronica Class Secretary 1 Class President 2 General Nurse Track 2 Utopian Class Play 3 Thesian Treasurer 3 Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 Varsity Club Vice Presi- dent 4 Football 2, 3, 4 Basketball 3, 4 Baseball 3, 4 Spanish Club 3, 4 Home Room Leader 4 Student Council 4 Koval, George General Mechanic Thesian Jij hopes that, after sweating through physics and consumer science. a job will fall into his hands. Veronica is our speed de- mon in typing. She and Julie are- inseparable friends. Cehiscan 4 Kruty, Rose Marie Commercial Secretary Utopian Rosie is one of the few seniors who never was bawled out in class for too much talking. , Chorus 1 1949, . 'J V Z' X ca Kundrick, Jeanie Commercial Dress Designer Thesian Jeanie is so full of fun that you are bound to like her. Chorus I, 2 Lesko, Helen june Commercial Telephone Operator Utopian Touts likes dancing at the Melody Rink tn the music of Frank Woranski. Chorus 1 eronautic ary Utopian A charming Miss is Aud- rey with plenty of pep, therefore, she's an ideal Cheerleader. She enjoys re- ceiving letters from a rer- tain soldier in TOXas. Cheerleader l, 2, 3, 4. Forensic l May Queen Attendant 2 Spanish Club 3, 4 Pep Club 3, 4 Pep Club President 4 Cehisean 3, 4 Class Play 3 Prom Committee 3 Literary Contest I, 2 Student Council 4 il Run Lesko, Mary Ann Commercial Nurse Thesian Mary goes for singing and dancing, which explains why she is a fan of Betty Grable and Tony Pastuer. 2-1 William Lepo Lamp, Jacquline Commercial Secretary Utopian Jackie is one of those South Paws who enjoys laoth summer and winter sports. Since Alvin is go- ing: to Alaska she ln-tter he good in winter sports. Chorus 2, Il a aro, Anthony Aca mic Politician Thesian Tony is our super busi- nessman so remember the name, please, 'cause some day you'll say, I knew him when. Class President 3 Cehiscan 3, 4 Spanish Club 3, 4 Spanish Club President 4 Academic Navy Utopian Hill is quiet because the mink doesn't Hive him u chance tu say anything. He makes himself known on the basketball floor, how- ever. Basketball 1. 2, 3. 4 Baseball 2, 3. 4 WW its 13- Lutes, Albert Academic Forest Ranger Thesian Albert is a great outdoors man. He doesn't care much for girls so maybe that ac- counts for his everlasting happiness. Baseball Manager 2, 3, 4 Football Manager 3, 4 Cehiscan 3. 4 Spanish Club 4 Zi Maison, Richard Commercial Salesman Thesian 'tDickie, must like girls, being the only male in commercial classes. He also frequents the Bison. Cehisean 4 x W Matheson, Jeanine Ann Commercial Secretary Thesian Jeanine is also called 'tDuchess and is an illus- trious studenlffrom Richey- ville who attracts boys with her dark hair and flashing eyes. Chorus 2 Miller, Amy Thesian Commercial Nurse Amy is one of those cute little blondes who is never lonely thmrzh she prefers ht-r sailor, Gay. Chorus 4 Ensemble 4 Academic Architect Odivwum- 044409 'e could write zi lmola ihout l'ahlo. hut we'll just say ht-'s one I 4 person. A Sldsil Cehiscan 2. . Prom Committee Il Orchestra 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Class President I Vice President 2 Vice President 4 Spanish Club 3, 4 Mucho, Jennie Commercial Secretary Utopian Jinx hails from Richey' ville. She enjoys skating, dancing, telling Jokes, and laughing. As you can eas- ily see she is quite an ac- tive girl. Chorus 1 Home Room Leader 2 Nopwaskey, Mildred Commercial Typist Utopian Mildred can be found with the Vestaburg clan. A very quiet girl! I Orris, Irene Commercial Air Hostess Utopian Reno will really make a charming air hostess with her flashing smile and pret- ty white teeth. She's al- ways happy, never gloomy. 4 X li f i , ,. Patterson, Wallace Reed General F.B.l. Agent Utopian Wally upsets the heart of many u. lass with that gleam in his eye and that sparkle in his smile. Utopian President 4 Football l, 2, 3, 4 Track l. Z. 3. 4 Student Council 4 Class Play 3 Home Room Leader 4 May King 4 -19- SENIORS .3 l 'N' . T i Y 4 Q, if i 1' 4' . Af, K lg-.M r Zyiil ' '. . fn Q - ft McClain, Donald General Musician Thesian Always up and on the gn is Chicken. He plays a sweet saxaphone, too. Band 1. 2, 3. 4 Orchestra 2, 4 -1 Pepper, Margaret Academic Teacher Thesian Peggy is our deserter. she likes going to Culi- fornia Hi1zh's Dances! Forensic l, 2, 3, 4 Literary Contest 1, 2 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Latin Club 3 Class Play 3 Prom Committee 3 Ensemble 4 ' s 1 4 CN i ,L ix h 4 .A K V Q A . 7 1 ' ffiz f i fi ff ii , .iv Nagy, Louis Academic Navy Thesian Lou is our gay foot hall hero. Football 3, 4 Pipik, Rose Ann Commercial Telephone Operator Thesian Rose Ann spends much of her leisure time at the Pa- ladium. She is quite popu- lar in school and out. Chorus l, 2, 3, 4 May Queen Attendant 1 May Queen 4 1949 5 'f 1 5 f :F. .- t is :-Pi If A ' l l' C , ,. ,, .V 1 If ' !fA4j7f '1 l. 31,.,. r. - f,-' W r HK? jj I H471 Philp,Nelsonin er - Academic Chemist Utopian Pitek, Margaret Commercial Air Hostess Utopian Mai'ge's favorite pastime is jitterbuizging. She spends much time at the Paladium with her friends. Chorus l, 2, 3, 4 Chorus, Vice President 4 Rodich, Agnes Pauline Commercial Stenographer Thesian Agnes is always seen with her sister Soph. Aggie ,is a commercial student and looks all right in the new look. Because of his great ability to play the trumpet, Lean- der is known as Harry. He hails from Deemston and has it great liking for Algebra and Chemistry. Band 2, 3, 4 Forensic I Rodich, Sophie Marie Commercial Stenographer Utopian Sophie and Agnes are two sisters that really get along and are friends. aff hr- Popielarczylt, Carl Academic Navy Thesian Ki is a striking athlete and his blond curls makes him popular with the gals Football 1, 2, 3. 4 Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3 May King Attendant 3 Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 fehiscan 4 Romanos, Angeline Commercial Air Hostess Utopian Angie can be found al- most any night dancing or skating: both of which she enJoys and does equally well. -20- ,X c Radomilovich, Bette Commercial Air Hostess Utopian Bette, the most popular girl of her class, is from Vesta- burg. She loves those foot- ball boys, and always has a ready smile for every- one. Prom Committee 3 Class Play 3 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Ezeil h, ...ur K 'X ' . an r 1. Q 2.,,,, i - T ,J Rosen, Mike Academic Millionaire Utopian Fats is an all-round ath- lete who throws passes. Football or girls? Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1 Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 Varsity Club Secretary and Treasurer 2 Varsity Club Vice Presi- dent 3 Class Play 3 May King Attendant 2, 4 1 , y F st ...ffc cf.fQ1f !'5?g:, 1 Richards, Audrey Gail General Waves Utopian Audrey is a sweet little girl: one we just couldn't do without. Chorus l, 2, 3, 4 Chorus Vice President 3 Speech Club 4 r,, . i, ff l. Sabocheck, Margaret Commercial Typist Utopian Marge is a swell per- son who aDDears to be quiet, but she can really keep a conversation going once she gets started. Chorus 2, 3 1 Kill' lx A to Sadosky, Bertha Commercial Restaurant Owner Thcsiain Ili-miie-'s l':ivol'ili- ilisli is Soutlu'i'ii friwl 4-liivkl-lu iv: wliivli shi- will special- im- wlivn shi- owns :tml op. vrziles ht-1' i't-slzmrziiil. Slu- vujoys lmsi-lizill in l1ei'symi't- time. v ,K fi 4.4 64 9 f yr , ' . 1' j it , ' ' , M' Santee, Robert Gent-r.il lxfiltilhllllt' Utopian llolr likes to tvzlse. How wt-ll Ihr- irirls know thzitfl Simon, Helen Louise Commercial Stenographer Utopian Heli-n always has zu friend- ly smile :intl loves to lziiigh. Fhurus I sENloRs,: Sloan, Patricia Commercial Stenogrnphcr Utopian Put, is zilwaiys in styli- willi hor New Look skirk :tml lacy slips lizimliiigg luv low. fhorus l. 2 V Sorosinski, Leo Academic Principal of a High School Thesian Leo. uthu crew cut man is a bil: wheel in sports. Varsity Club 3, 4 Football Il, 4 Baseball 2 Speech Club 4 Freshman Flass Vice Presi- dent Home Room Leader 2 Track 2 V JJ pf C s .J l Sorosinski, Jerome Academic Mechanic Uropian Jerome, our prexy, is nott-il for his love of lin-zlisli 'I Class President 1 Prom Uommittee Il Uehiscan 4 Stotka, Frances Caroline Commercial Secretary Football 4 Student Council 1 Utopian A nicer ':al than lfrzm is haiwl to finil. Chorus l. 2 Literary Contest 2 Swarrow, Rose Marie Commercial Secretary Utopian Toots and Fran are inseparable friends. They always have lots to talk about! Chorus l. 2 -21- Jean Commercial WAVE Utopian Til is one of the i-Zuni! from Vestzilniriz und :i real fan of our football boys. l'h0rus 4 Prom Committee 3 Vehiscan 1 Vrabel, John Academic Barber Thesian Yunko can be found on the golf course at almost any time. He has proven to be a very capable football manager. Baseball Manager 2, fl. 4 Football Manager 2, Il, 4 SENIOR , fl ,Vai 19 Vrabel, Paul Academic Architect Utopian Chinl5 is more at home in the woods than he is at school where he is quiet hut industrious. f I X I J ,VJ j wr - -1-:H W'alters, Clinton Academic Nlusician Utopian Clint is almost a lvanvl in himself. He plays the piano. trumpet. baritone. bass ilrum and thi- bones. Band l. 2, 3, -1 Orchestra l, 4 Cehisran 4 4 Wilson, Dorothy Academic Nurse Thesian Dot is the other twin. She likes Latin and Alge- bra best, and made quite a hit in the Junior play. Her favorite sunk is Time Out for Tears. Chorus 1. 2, 3 Class Treasurer 2 Class Play 3 Literary Contest 3 Latin Club President 4 Student Council 4 Cehiscan 4 ' Ensemble 4 Ware, Emma jean Commercial Secretary Utopian .li-anim- 4-onies in on the lla-vmston luis. She lioiws sonn- slay its resiili- in ltirh- 1-yville. Chorus l 5 F- 1.4 up 2. -i X t ' Y . mx gen X i Wright, jacob General Tire-recapper Thesian Jake is our haril-worlh Wjilson, Donald ing lad, he holds down ser, eral Jobs. Academic Nlortician Utopian Wils isn't much for girls so he Rives most of his time to arstuing. Spanish Club 4 Prom Committee 3 qggc. 4 ,wi x Westich, Elizabeth Commercial Air Hostess Thesian Pinky likes dancing at the Union Hall with Frank- ie, Her most nutirealvlt- ha- lnit is asking someone for uhvwinl-Z Ltiini. Chorus l. 2. 3. 4 Chorus Secretary fl Willi3l1lS,J0 Ann Commercial Bookkeeper Thesian The hulls and classrooms will miss .lo Ann's quirk smiles and witty remarks. Cehiscan 3. 4 Chorus 2 Junior Class Secretary Literary Contest 3 Forensic 1 Prom Committee fi Class Play Il Spanish Cluh Sl 1' , Chorus 'Treasurer 4 f Wyels, William joseph General Musician Utopian t'liill is always ha vini: Ural trouble. so he sticks to his hiv: bass for conso- lation. Band 2. 3. 4 Orchestra 2, 4 District Band 3 State Band 3 4First Chair? Home Room Leader 3 Student Council 3 Prom Committee 3 Cehist-an 4 PDU Hx 'J il WJ Zebrida, Joseph Academic Mechaiiic Utopian Jeb enjoys hunting an-l trappimz. He hangs ulltw at Ftizzfs Pool Rooni. Q HONORABLE MENTION Nelson jeffrey Steve Fazekas Jo Ann Williams Wilma Howes Zeal These citizens, three girls and three boys, are chosen by vote of the senior students. They are selected according to the following qualifications: 1. Dependability. 2. Leadership. 3. Service. 4. Patriotism. From among these six, the high school faculty selects one girl and one boy. The girl chosen receives a certificate from the National Society in Washing' ton, and upon graduation will be presented with a by the Monongahela Valley Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution. 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I s hgh - 6.Qv:. ,'g' ,- 6 '-:iw L I CLASS WILL We the Semor Class of 1949 of Centervllle High School Washington County, Pennsylvania bemg of sound mmd memory, and understanding, do hereby make publlsh, and declare thls our last wlll and testament, hereby revolcxng any and all wllls heretofore made by us Patsl Blaclt leayes her sophisticated dtmtanor to ohn Hanuscxn leaves to be a btg L7LlSll'l1b5 man Anna I ucholc Shnlty Gymorlt leaves C H Q tm join tht Wayts Georgt Bahlto ltayts hs big llut tycs to g Hfqd Durdmes Clartnct Htss leaves hxs abtlnty to plmy the drums ts Owen Doman Gall Haney leax es her amlumon to study 'rdenm Nellch lots Han xlton leayes to be wlth Ken Melvin Gymorle leayes his sweet trumpet tone. Tony Lqzzqro lemes 3 place hard to hu by arm Charles Drop underclassman Margaret Grtrfxth leaves her seat on the hus to Glorm Addis hues her mcknqme Shorty lrglrn-I Scotch Xxflllhi QIIHOH Georg' lxoy al ltaxts his Cl'l9WlI1fI, gum to Sonny' B111 ltpo It nvts hls shyness to Gcorgt 'Vlolnar Hanna ulxa Bahlsh ltayts her artlstxc alnlntv to De ores Anna Hulaa ltayts her shorthand t htr sster DL-gpg Dorothy ltandtr Phxlp leayes has mus tal worrnts to Charles Albert lutts Mayes for I5 ranth on Flsh Pot Drop Road Llllxe Bush leayes her seat nn Pnglxsh Class to Ger ildxng Ht use leayes for college ,rn Nlqrqgsllm Rlqhqrd Matson leaves lug qumet dxsposxtlon Paul Nltller lcayes hrs chalr tn tht han to Lou Nlarxlyn gm th Bagygta Audrty Sustrllc Nltldrcd Nopwaslcy leaxts her typtwrtttr to Bea Donald lVlcCl11n leaves hrs ability to play the sax gnu- Summtrgon to Franlclt lrent Orrls leayes her laugh to anyone who can Rose Swartow leayes her shorthand to anyone X L10 M'il1I5 II s and lf Rober bqnne leaves his waxy black hair Donald Vyfllson leayes frequent XISIIS to George t ahoda Durdlncs Molnqr Vivian Fr xnlcs leaves her quiet dtsposxtuon to her peilgb' PQPPU leaves with m3nY l'1'iPPY memories stster Audrty Audrey Richards leaves her notortous jokes eromt gorosxnslcl leaves for Alaska quit Blqpk Bvr ha 5'lCl05kY leaves her P O D lwvk rv DUNS Sophie Rodlch leaves her long slclrts with her slim Scott hgurt to Nlaty Kay Parkmson f Clmttn W alttrs ltayes hls pop hottle huslness Xermncq Kruuz Ieaxes all her Loud Umm Xvalt r onts mud Bill Duglcld leaves his ablllty to spcqk Spinlsh eanle Kundrxclc leayes her way wlth men to her to Btll Edwards Slstcr Mqry Ann Ellzabeth Westxch leaves the chorus to M155 eamne Mqtheson leaves Ohnny on his good Sager behavtor while shes gone A d B l h l Lv l n Y ugc CWC eaves to econu 1 rmvk er Agnts ROdlCl'l leaves to work ou ot school with l o Ann Wfxlltams leaves one Bowser for another flffaf p eqgure md hqppmess oe Edwards ltaves for Natxonal Guard VCV' CIVIVW have F0 bi' Wlfh Cllllhlf Dorothy XV1lson leaves 'Vlr Harris to the Class B111 Xvyles leaves has glant tuha In any boy who o 0 can ca rv xt 6 7 9 Q 7 7 7 si ' ' lx 1 . , s . 1 I ' x l' . - . - -. i L , a - - Juv xl I K , x J I 1 Q 1 . 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Nj, ,1 1'1' 17 .'1',v .vf.'1'1'11 t'.X'.N, 1. f'11'11:'1'1 .v ' 1111'xx 11' 1'1' .-11111 171f111 .v I' '1111' 7' 1111.1 1-1 ' N' --1 A11 11' S ' ST1 ' N .N'l'11.Y1' 11- 1 ' 17 ' 1-' HV1' '.1'z'1'1' .111111 1, 1 .f 1'1 11' ' '111' !X.1l1A 'x frillvfv 11-1' 151111 ,111 .11111 H7111-1.1111111'11'111'1'111 1' .1 7 ' 1 1'11'1'1'x1'11 171' 1W1'111'xx ..3 -A CLASS PRCPHECY May 1959 Dear Diary Today the cl ss of 49 held their first reunion erome Sorosxnskl pres1dent of our class w1s master of ceromonles erome related that he had s arted out as a mechanic but is now head of the Soros nskx Motor Com pany The head mcchanxc oe Zebrxda will take care of you In the OEICC you wnll find o Ann Wlllxims who IS the company s very capable bookkeeper Egxdxo Charmelle a great world traveler gave us in account of hxs vlsx s to many foreign linds Most of his travels are made by plane Wasn t xt a coincidence that the pxlot was Robert Hornxck and the co pilot was M1rt1n Konopka on his latest Journey? At the airport he mn ln o air hos esses Elizabeth Westxch Loxs Cle1ver Irene Orrns Mildred Hormell Marge Pxtek Angeline Romanos and the aeronautical secretary Audrey Lane Serv lcmg the plane were arcraft mechanxcs ohn Horton, George Koval Paul Vrabel Robert Santee 1nd Harry S ockdale Cn his travels Egldxo has met millionaires Andy Bugelovlch and Mxke Rosen who have furnlshed the c pxtal for the es ablxshmen of an atomic research laboratory which employs chief chemist Leander Phllp and Ronnie Ccpenhaver the atomic research scnentlst When he vmsxted the laboratory he learned that Tony Lazzaro IS the m ning engineer in charge of the uranium extrac mg and processlng All the equxpment needed for this gigantic laboratory has been supplied by Merrill Bane and Company Nlerrnll operates one of the largest manu facturxng plants of thls type mn the United States today Employed there as chief xndustrnalis engineer 15 Wxlltam Heckler and Lou 5 Nagy as head electrlcxan Working m the offices of this huge manufacturing plant are secre aries Vera Cleaver Dolores Blgrlgg Ann1 Marte Fedellschak Gall Haney, eanme Kundrnck eanlne Mathe son enme Mucho Frances Stotka Rose Swirrow Emma ean Ware and Pat Sloan Personal secretary to Mr Bane ts ackxe Lamp Keep ng the records of this firm are bookkeepers L1ll1e Bush Be tie Demco, and Marilyn Czerwm ky Stttmg ln the OH-ICE at the plant when Mr Charlelle called was Wally Patterson an F B I man He was on the trail of an espnonage agent working for the Russ an government Once on the plane was Albert Lutes from the pos1t1on of a clerk in Pettxs a huge department store to become president of the firm Patsl Black models frocks designed by Faye Guthrie at Pettl s The firm is so large that xt employs several telephone opera tors among whom are Betty Barger Helen Lesko and Rose Ann Pxplk Stenographers and typlsts working there axe Helen Simon Sophie Rodtch Agnes Rodxch Wilma Eloshway Mary Brown Mildred Nopwasky Margaret Sabocheck, Marxe Huba, and Anna Huba The OHICE cl rk xs Margaret Grxff th The firm has its own legal ad visor, Attorney ohn Hanuscxn Steve Fazekas is also employed there as a very dependable truck driver acob remarked that he shop next to his firm was a combined barber shop and beauty salon owned by Laura Crawford and ohn Vrabel Mr Charxelle ate his meals at Bertie s, that famous restaurant owned by Bertha Sadosky O her passengers on the plane with Mr Charlelle were Don Wilson m0rt1c1an Albert Kayatm mxnxster Gerry House a Journal ISI, and a commercial arnst Julia Babxsh We were honored recently to have the governor of our state that great polltlcnan Nelson effrey give us a speech on National Defense He told of the members of our class who are now workmg for Uncle Sam In the Waves are Bettie Radcmxlovlch Ttllle Vozar Shirley Gymorxc and m the Navy we find B111 Lepo 'ind Carl Pople larczyk He sp ke of tl e fine work being done by oe Edwards a Lieutenant nn the Pennsylvania National Guard and Forest Warden Pete Glemza He spoke with great admnatlon of the girls who are now registered nurses em ployed by lrospttals all over the country Included among these are some from our school Gloria Addis Mary Fable Wilma Howes Veron ca Kravetz Mary Lesko Dorothy Wilson Arny Miller and Rose Marte Kruty Our m1ster of ceremonles called our attention to the changes in the hugh school itself The teaching staff of Centerville today has Mary Ellzabeth Elliott as English teacher Richard Manson as commerclal teacher Aud rey Richards as physical education teacher and the coach of our football team is Frank Clxsh Teaching in one of the elementary schools ts Peggy Pepper and who would her star pupil be but the son of Lois Rocco, who in our school days was Lots Hamilton Mr Burson was made Supervxsxng Principal and replacxng hum as Principal is Leo Sorosnnskx Secretary to Mr Burson ns Vxvxan Franks A new wmg designed by architect Paul Miller was added to the high school Receptionist m Mr Miller s OH-ICE ns Gerry King Entertainment was provnded by the sweet and mellow tones of George Babko and hxs orchestra Bxll Duf field Melvin Gymorxe, Donald McClain Clarence Hess Clinton Walters and Bnll Wyels are all musicians who play xn this orchestra And so dear diary, this brmgs to a close our class reunion CLASS 49 29 , A I , , 2 ' ' ' . J ' ', ' , . ' I . ' ' i ' - , ' ' ' , , . ' ' ': ' . . C . , . 1 , 4 , : . : . . y . K Y I s I v i v I f 1 I y ' ' ' ' i ' J , , ' , K a '. t ' : ' ' ' ' ' , . t . , . . , I . . , , J C . . ,J , - , .l F , ' . - , .l , . - . , . s' . . , . . . . I A ' i , , retired farmer, seeing the world. In New York he happened to meet an old school mate, Jacob Wright, who rose , . . ., 7 Y . 1 . . . ., . . I 7 Y I 4 ' I ' I I Y A I ! 4 Y F D 9 I Y Z A . . . . , , 5 . . . . y . . 9 , , . . 5 , 4 D , A' A , J . ' . 1 I . . v . . , . . xy . . K . - . C 1 ' J , ' ' ' A A . . Y . . y ! .' ' 9 ' 1 Y A 9 A I 1 A ' . . . . 1 , . . v h , . 1 . . . , v . 4 . , , . , . . . . . . , ,,.f Y , . , OFFICERS President George Molnar Vice President Rose Bozick Secretary Dorothy Mizerak Treasurer Genevieve Vihlidol l l JUNIORS Motto Find a Way or Make One Colors . Blue and Silver Flower Violet JUNIOR CLASS As freshmen in 1946, we began casting aside our timidity, and making ourselves known around Centerville High School. Before the end of the year, we had become adjusted to our new surroundings and course of study. When we entered our sophomore year, we assumed more responsibilities and set out to make a record for ourselves. Our Junior Class is now showing itself capable of carrying on the Centerville High traditions of industry, creativeness, and scholarship. We have had numerous achievements this year and one of our aims is to make the Junior- Senior Prom an outstanding affair. Throughout the year many Juniors have been participating in such activities as baseball, basketball, football, Forensic work, and the band. We feel we are capable of entering our senior year and continue our good record. The officers of the Junior Class thank all the class members for their co-operation. GEORGE MOLNAR, PRESIDENT Y J Ambrose L Barney R Boznck M Crawford Dowler ,.- hh! 'Iv' TQ Us-we , J F Apanasewxcz Arn ld Babxsh L Baslsta C Bcdro J Belskx C Braden E Brezn k M Burja F Czerwmsky I Czerwlnsky H DeFabbo Dray W Edwards Fleck ..31... '5- P Baker Black Caputo Dever Fowler B Bane M Botsxck M Coras A Dumtrxc A Franks 1 fihfq I Banko C Bowser E Crawford A Donofrxo D Frost CV' ,f ff I K w..1.33 mS 'T vagal J Galley W Huey M Kovach C Lokatos J Medved F Gnllxs R Kayatln F Kramrlch Luccl I Muller EE M Golmltz E Keys E Kruty A Luchok D Mlzerak 'nw E Grable I Keys A Kundnck L. Lutes R Molnar 37 'Y B Gregg M Klme M Levkuhch I Makusenko P Muchlsko 6- Q2 K Hanuscm Knshok C Lexne G Malmzak L Murrn T' L Hern gton Knezovlch A Llbertmn J Marcolmx R Nemlsh fn. C - Q I fu y. is . ff -fu' , - 1 - s- G R r I 4 VG IJ, Y K vi VV K7 v if , ,E n f ' If ff fl YS ,S 1 i,'H gui , f f R T is .R G3 E N 3 f F, -A ., Q u Q A M W A X N is V, 'ix V. af- jx 6- x ,sv ' . G. :Sf . G 6' 5 J Gif' , mxf x ' a 1 A- Q Q W I Exif? I , , if 1- x ii R Y 2 'ah' 'X ,,. K t 4 6- X N sei VTR A ,avg AL-' x Q ' 1 G G . v ,Q ,k K 4 R 54 . fm 6 KLM R if xf 4 , - I--gk ,S -v V 73 ' f 1 1 . 5 gp R M, we .5 f R . 3fQQ??fi?1ffQf 2 P 'Q . . ' . . . ' . C. ' D. k ' . J. , . D . . ' . . T W 0- is 'Qt '42 We C Nlvert B Rudolph R Staley C Sharkady G Vlhhdol f Pagac A Salkovlch K Stevenson D Takash A Vo11r 'GHG lex NI Park nson G Patterson D Peterson D S ott I Simon W Simon B Stxmmel M Stxpkovlch B Summerson H fakfash f' Teagarden F Underwood 9 Wird I: Wallgh M Welslx '96 'Z' Platt M Smith N buperak A Veatch Yorty 5 Q! 69, X I Rhodes P SOX'OSlI1Skl A Sustrxck A Verosky J Zllko OFFICERS President Kenneth Moffitt Vice President -Io Etta Hall Secretary Barbara Troyan Treasurer Louise Lutes eczafma SOPHOMORES MOTTO In God Is Our Trust COLORS Green and White FLOXVER White Rose We are the Class of '5l. We started this game .1 year ago as Freshmen determined to get more than a mere average rating for our work in high school. We realized that we would have to put extra effort into it. As Sophomores now, we are approaching the end of the first half of the game and feel that we :re really functioning as a better than average team. We have enjoyed our assignments both in classes and activities. We have particularly enjoyed carrying the ball' by way of selling the refreshments for the Jefferson game and sponsoring the dance for the Masontown game clur- ing the past year. XVe are looking ahead to the last half of our game. with eagerness and anticipation. With good strategy and coaching on the part of our teacliers.- Who knows? -we may run up quite a score! ,- 34a xx. I I 'Q Us GS J 'X f-A 'EE I mir n, J 'l 0 J I1 1y1 ci .J E .E S '-m 'ICCA . Y ? -5- -1' ' 4 ,.. 4- . VN X :A ', 'XXX A G I x , N . 5' ' .uw V ' O lo- ,' Q K ,Eff ' .. -wa. Y , c Q Q Q, C- a . - 'g Al I ' f' as W- -P U fc X. -E 5 f 'Q -I . ' QSM -45. ..,, 1 ' ff AA Q. . 'V.. M 1 M Q .. 1 V I Vx in Q . it , , Vi' l 1 , I - X View .Y I . f . Row 1-AM. Sinko. B. K. fri , M, Lash, O. Fulimenu, M. Wyels, L. Fulimeni. Row 2-I-, V. r , M. Mayercik. . Ruszel, M. Cond. D. Despot, G. S. . i Fleshcr. S. Ringo. Row 3--R. W . , Ant . i, K. Li art, E. Crawford. T. Hickman, W. Ragcr, M, Sripkovich, O. Doman. . 1,nCotm, Row 44-I.. PP OY11CC CI' 9'lV '-. J TQSOV C fd ff fx YU 2 i E 9 Q. ui L5 :Z cf E B :Z -if 'a '-U 54 Q 'LJ T2 VI od ff L5 S ei .2 U al 3, Q 'z CU -C u 4 -E, 3 v9 VJ .L 3 O Qi e L1 O 'li VJ ui L, M Z E, E O 0 Q ai E . R3 F5 E 91' Grade Row 1--A. Hannan, L, Jennings, M. Tea- gardon. IN1. Underwood, F. Gray, R. Zalek. E. Passo. B. Pope, R. Mayneld. Row 2-D. Leonard, D. Haftman, S. Chap- man, E. Lxptalc, D. Sosnalc, M. Swartz, Nl. Shwallon, Gunter, M. Ross, E. Teagarden, P, Bosniclc. Row 3-S. Banlco, F. Andler, G. Shelling. F. Torporcer, R. Kubirza, Fowkes, Wal- ters, A. Frank, E. Wfesiicla, S. Simon. Row 4--R. Kosrelnik. A. Troyan, Nl. Har- doby. S. Summerson, T. Janson, W. Olson, A. Bull'-'lkK1. Row I-E. Lemon, R. Harden, Chapman, G. Ward. D, Roberts, I. Popovich, P. Huey, P. Wfrxglat. L. Tlaorson. Row 2---J. Bogus, R. Harden, R. Dellarose, L. Howes. A. Robison, P. Wells, H. Boziclc. B. Kovaclu. Conway. Row 3--VH, Hxclcman, W. Lesniclc, R. Hess, O Staley. U. Springer, L. Karolewics, Phillipson. S. Lenart, T. Wrabel. Row 4-- D. Nlxller, V. Keys, A. Russell, WY Lane. Hickman, A. Apanasewlcz, S. Lev- lcullclcs. Grable, S. Rarclmlio, R. Tworzydlo. Row 1- B. Phxllips, S. Prothinrz, A. Luccx, Nl. Racz. E. Prothinrz, E. Lannum, F, Bar- on. R. Gilley, L. Gregory. Row Z--Nl. Jones, F. Postgate, B. Golmitz, -I. Saboclaelc. A. Lahoff, G. Marchines, Shiclc, G. Nizich, A, Hanuscin. Row 3---N. Glemza, G, Lolcatas, H. Tlaealcs- ron, F. Ames, A. Phillips, L. Gillis, D. Crawford. G. Bedro. Row 4- A. Orris, G. Stevenson, Arnone. D. R8dOl'UllOVlCl'1, G. Johnson. P. Bosniclw. T. C. lVlcCombs, L. Basey. 'l'l'1 on HJ G r a d e Row 14-E. Channing, D. Lacotta, D. Karo- lewics, M. Watson, N. Flesher, C. Palmo. C Shemanslcy, L. Williams, E. Zaporowslcy. Row 2--J. Stotlca, L. Roche, N. Lindley, D Dawson, A. Parocai, M. Pepper, M. Rotlco J, Holliday, A. Mori, B. Platter, B, Keres. Rcw 3-R, Huffman, Tozser, D. Milclase- vich, D. Tyukodi, E. Pavlak, B. Samarin, D Anthony, Belovich, Keys, Row 4---W. Kruty. G. Widok, V. Libertini C. Staley, E. Louis, R. Ambrose, G. Babish J. Ward, Passo, M. Kuhar. Row 1-S. Fredrick, B. Coras, D. Gallagher M. Kobis, V. Scotch, Y. Kresovich, M. Bur- ton, E. Vozar, K. Cook. Row 2-B. Sungala, B. Parsons, E. Eaton J. Wadsworth, S. Huzor, M. Phillipson, C Pivovar, L. Bowser, A. Eaton, S. Dugan. Row 3-L. Zivnoslca, A. Konyecsni, C. Drop G. Mayle, M. McFarlin, N. Harvey, A. Pat terson, A. Kime, W. Jones, G. Olson. Row 4-J. Widecan, W. Stipkovich, W. Hot arie, H. Dent, T. Johnston, S. Newlurough J. Durdines, B. Toporcer, Symcheck, A Orris, G. Ratica. Row 1--H. Vrabel, D. Lures, N. Booze, M Kundriclc, T, Lacotta, V. Pesta, E. Dun seath, D, Keys. Rnw 2-J. Binns, D. Rager, L. Powis, L Relsariclc, B, Stefan, M. L. Rockwell, L Cresswell. Byland, M. Cerbare. Row 3-R. Kishok, A. Limriclc, A. Medved J. Blair, C. Tucker, Settie, T. Slavilc, G Kramrich. C. Barger. Row 4-R. Show, Herrage, G. Rotko, R Mitchell, W. Hess, R. Roncadori, Brad mon, S. Luclrosky, C. Davis, A. Messer. 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The Theslan and the Utoplan llterarv socxetxes annually partxclpate ln a contest between each other Each group chooses contestants to represent lf 1n humorous. oratorlcal, clramatlc, or Shalcespermn readmgs m orlglnal dCClE1lT13IlOI'1S. and ln readxng poetry selectlons Several tlmes m the past, school newspapers and musxc selectlons haxe been presented for COINQCIIIVC Judging Spellmg bees have been an actlvlty, too Competetent judges from nelghborlng dlstrlcts are selected to choose the winning team, and to the victors go a beautlful sllver cup which lb retalnecl by them only as long as their team con tmues to wm -+8 U I k:T l '3 , W V A 7 Yfiiiglusfly , 'Y I . A, 4 .4 i!fi'iw.- 5fflf7 A 'Era' t X ,i ,r ---ff--f-f--.yr gil -K a , A Q ar' X , , , 3 , N X ,- , F. -.4 ,', it ,, v Q X K ' 2 a gn , P ,B I .. ,. y 4 Q 'Qc ' of- -W - A 5 I v , 1 , - 2 ' Y Y U if s Z A , E , i my x X N x !' N .ms X' :Rx Q IT fiffvgjfifw' Q99 'wsjyff '!': .f3'ff sigjfliik Wim 9 - S- G ge. Ch In G E: gb I S G L 0 IL O 51 '-1 Su '52 . ti 2 E au c: :c 1: 5' .., EZ UI ..- Ln se S1: ii., m U3 .C JZ'- o E 'C E fd .C a '1- 32 .... G2 A G 'U I O 1- Q- P. - u D 5 v-1 56 .- - O O -C U W I BD -4 U-1 -H 0 ...- .- U E 0 u E 9 f-o-w Im U5 ,- 3 5 CD -n W S' 5 Cv 51 O... We 4,7 DE 's El.. 'J Q1 5.2 'gm ,I Ln G Q1 'E Sv -. E! pa f QE U S new SS 9 is Oc: P T58 'U H 0 0 E .aG avi uald Do H110 -. yj J E .-J 'C dan dos I. 2 is I .- A-2 ,lis- 'C LMA. 4 r s Vw Q-n 'SX 'ami-Q 'pcs ,' I my 14. 5, sw .4 Hfrw '5- H wh WN 'Hams !lQf Yea' F si F Yu-hui .-fi ' 1 f 1 'M WL M ' A 'Qi L F . A.xx Q : FH' - ' F, 5 'e' Q 6 '4 I sv N F 4 P ' , 'iff '- fum 1 B V , : x - FT 343. 3 A A . Ti Q L. 'NF , , .gm 4,3 UA t.g:,,-:' 'S L' ..,,14 , . ,,., , fl5f!s. Q X52 . .. .. 'ri' K. ef, AL ' ' L t f- Lis I 1 77f47hz exiled X A I by X J 0 The Forensic Club of the Centerville I-ligh School was organized by Supervising Principal W. R. Williaixms to promote public speaking among the students. More neophytes or beginners are enrolled every year and the membership has shown a constant increase. Since is reorganization in 1945, this club has achieved wide recognition of which our school is justly proud. lts achievements are listed below. Year 1946-47 1947-48 1947-48 1947-48 1947-48 1948-49 Award Place Plaque Carnegie Tech. Two Cups Wetmore Declamation Bureau Trophy Duquesne Trophy Duquesne Pin Monessen Cup California A53-- Event Dramatic Dramatic Dramatic Oratorical Dramatic Oratorical Person Ethel Sucre james Assad James Assad james Assad Mildred Stipkovich Lillian Barney 'K 5, The school term of 1948-49 has seen for the First time. the student government of our school is in full operation, This plan was conceived during the latter part of last year but was no: put into working order until this term. The Student Government is composed of four parts: the Senate. the House of Representatives, the General Assembly, and the Cabinet. The Cabinet consists of the the Senior president, who acts as chairman: the Junior president, the Sopho- more president, chairman of the House of Representatives and chairman of the Senate. The Senate is composed of the presidents of all t he clubs who elect a chairman who becomes a member of the Cabinet. The House of Representatives is made up of the home room leaders who also elect a chairman who be- comes a member of the Cabinet. The General Assembly consists ot' the Cabinet, the House of Representatives, and the Senate. Mr. Burson, the principal of the high school acts as an advisor to the General Assembly while each club and class has one or more faculty advisors. This group does not sponsor any school activities but it determines when and by whom the activities shall be sponsored. The arms of this system of student government are: 1. To create better understanding and co-operation between rht- students and the faculty for the general welfare of the school. 1. To give the students an opportunity to participate tn the planning and administering of school activities. 3. To develop a democratic concept of social living. 4. To control the distribution of school functions between the various classes and clubs. 5. To give each student a responsibility in the school. ln the near future we hope to develop a Junior Student Government for the seventh. eighth, and ninth grades as a means of basic training in the democratic procedures ol school government. Through the continuance of this co-operation between the students and faculty. may Centerville High School be referred to as .in ideal American school with Dem0cracy its watchwordf Y, 54, 'Q S PA N I S Motto! Bailando, Comiendo, Durmiendo. President Tony Lazzaro Vlce President Nlnry Brown Secretary-Treasurer Albert Lures gr V, rfb ' VN- 'I ,VK . '?F ?5?fi i V K 3 -W. 41 W r ,551 . 3 ff? X 19 Motto! Scientia, Reverenda Er Htlxnanitissitna. President Dorothy Wfilsun Vxce Prestdent Kenneth Nloffit Sccremry Diane Peterson Treasurer Jane Dowler fi 'HI-fi 5 ..,, -Q Wa sf uc Vh cl Qenev Secre ary Trea urer Audrey Lane W '! an N5 his-,ff Vwxw . GUARDS Leo Sorosinski Nelson Jeffrey Thomas Austin john Vrabel LETTERMEN CENTER Steve Babish ENDS Carl Popielarczyk Andy Bugelovich Egidio Charielle President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Sponsors Mr. Stapulis, Mr. Hars 7531 TACKLES John Lahoff jimmy Rhodes Wesley Rager Louis Nagy Jerome Sorosinsl-ci Steve Fazekas Nelson Jeffrey Wallace Patterson hman, Mr. Harris BACKS Wallace Pattersrn Mike Rosen Steve Fazekas Louis Murri Mike Gclm7tz Kenneth Stevenson Eugene Sekcra The Future Homemakers of America is the national organization of pupils studying home- making in junior and senior high schools of the United States and its territories. F. H. A. oflers opportunities for the development of initiative in planning and carrying out activities related to homemalcing for the development of leadership and intelligent participation, so much needed in our democratic society. F. H. A. is an incorporated, non-profit youth organization which came into being through the cooperative efforts of youth enrolled in homemalcing in secondary schools to build a national organization of their own in which they might develop social qualities and promote better home life for its members and their families. Active membership consists of those enrolled and still in school. Their yearly dues are ten cents. There is provision for honorary membership at chapter, state, and national levels. The oficers of each F. H. A. chapter, local, state, and national, are elected annually. lrlome- making teachers serve as chapter advisors. President Dorothy Adams Vice-president Marian Wyels Secretary Nlarguerite Pelti Treasurer Emma Jean Harless Parlimentarian Norma Kinder The F. H. A. chose the rose as its flower and red and white for its colors. 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Q we an Y 0 1X-1 'Wif- ,af if 'A ' s I 1,1 'Vx 'll' JE' CVC OMC ffl I HSOI1, l VC , Jerry le -5 .Q cc L4 5 E O I-1 1 3 o Z Row 3-Coach Jegrey XVQS cy R1gcr Andy Buge ov ch S eve Bab sh N Leo Soros nsk Jerome Sorosinski, Hupp. Row 2--Carl Popielarczyk, CYSOH yP1 'I J OSQI1 ugene 1 Ji .2 5 O w HD Stapulis, John 'UHQS ES 'll' bros 95 CII' L. LJ H C VJ A.. m E vz 4 C v: E .xc .2 I rn K1 uv rn affair: STEVE FAZEKAS Steve played a great part m the suc cess of our team When the gomg was tough he held us together wnth his drxve and determmatlon and helped us to wm sidered one of the best fullbaclcs thls sea son m Class B Football THE TEAM 10 9 Steve scored fifty-FIVE points and WHS COKI- Y :S Our football season of 1948 was a very successful one. In the won and lost column, we have five wins, two ties and two losses. Of the two games lost, I can truthfully say, The boys went down fighting. A defeat isn't quite so hard to take when you know that the boys are fighting every minute of the game. Aggressive- ness, spirit, and the will to win was never lack- ing in the squad of 1948. This aggregation be- lieved in never quitting until the last whistle had blown. This spirit was carried throughout the whole season. Nothing proved this more than the last game of the year against Char- tiers. Trailing by two points with only three and one-half minutes remaining, the boys worked and fought their way to three touch- downs and a victory. A spirit such as this makes a coach's life a pleasant and happy one. Thanks, fellows. COACH STAPULIS Centerville 6 Centerville 32 Centerville 40 Centerville I9 Centerville 21 Centerville O. Centerville 6 Centerville IZ.. . . Centerville 18 . , ,, Point Marion West Bethlehem .East Bethlehem , South Union Brentwood California . Jefferson , .. Masontown Chartiers Prior to the season's send-off whistle, the lads and lassies were sure of Centerville's grid- iron team having a successful season, but to the coach and myself it was almost like slow tor- ture to see what was facing the team for the season. However, with your fine cooperation and the will to do, the season was a success. To the departing seniors, I wish all suc- cess in their future life. To the underclassmen, may we work and continue our success in years to come. Remember boys, that no matter what you do, at work or at play, your pledge should be, The Team First, and My Buddies. ASSISTANT COACH HARSHMAN 14 1 7 7 0 4 6 6 12 Z .Ls ,, .f s, 4: ,Q 7' .kg r . 4, .x wr 'UW if E , a gg 9 is ,, .Q 5 1' 1 P 5 if ,mg . if -ups is E in 6 'Nt -. q Q xy , Q 5 3 ' J K 8111 4 YK p ,K Y . , ar ah I , Ag, ag . ,N i ,ag 2 YL K ,gg v ,Li gi Z , m 'N' - ,. Q I V if L . 5, ,V -1.4 ' ' S ,K vw ,ij ' A Ly, W K YA .K W. . 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Jefferson jefferson Bethlehem Carmichaels Brownsville Vernon Marion Ellsworth Alumni CENTERVILLE HIGH SCHOOL 1948-1949 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 29 34 41 50 40 33 41 31 46 42 -Ian Centerville 36 California 64 Jan Centerville 35 Bentleyville 43 Jan. 25 Centerville 37 Perry Twp. 42 Jan. 28 Centerville 45 Brownsville 41 Feb Centerville 33 Vernon 29 Feb Centerville 39 Marion 34 Feb Centerville 51 Ellsworth 41 Feb Centerville 63 Snowden 40 Feb Centerville 45 California 66 Feb Centerville 62 Bentleyville 43 Feb Centerville 52 Perry Twp. 45 4' League Games, Section 20, Class HB. Seven of our Varsity Basketball Team graduate this year and we are extremely sorry at their depar- ture. I have known Rosen, Popielarczyk, Jeftrey, Lepo, and Charielle since they formed an inexperi- enced freshman team in 1945-46. Andy Bugelovich and Williaiim Heckler came to Centerville as sopho- mores and joined the squad that year. Allow me to thank you fellows who are leaving memories that will remain with me. Boys, as you leave school and enter a new and different life, may it present you with many opportunities and much happiness. To the boys remaining, which include Donofrio, Kutz, Lutes, Molnar, Luchok, and several others, let me point out it must be your aim to 611 the places of your predecessor and carry on their type of fine work for the Orange and Black of Center- ville High School. MR. HARRIS A r 3 if ni Wafzutq I YY' Rovvl P Wrabel D Smith I. Yancxch A Chat-xelle E Plpxk R Murrx Row 2 W Lane VV Sphar H Theakston Stevenson Wndock Ph1II1pson Stefan I.. Wxllnams Row 3 Managers Pmto R Hess C Luchock N Kresavxch E Barry B Crowl P Kubetza M Stxpkovxch 8 I I s Ut' I Q lgirtj t -'M' .i W v '- , ' 12 7 0 Q4 sl z lk 5 X -t , ' I K ' ' 'Gy , M X 5 W fwx V , 4 - 'ff-.Fi xwf ,Y 7 4 K N, gif' 11.7 ni, 'F 'Y . Nc' 1 f Qi ,sv K Ar Q? s 3.1 5' 4 y f 4 , v,S?y?', ',wf 5 v H+ I r x rf, Vw :Q v 45.15 K 3? - iw R all 9 Y, it Qi Q , ,' 3 A , gl ,,.., ,F il 14 is .I ,W J W, . ' 'K A ,. 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