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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1953 volume:

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Steve Stipkovich was graduated with the Class of '47, During his high school years, he was Editor-in-Chief of the Cehiscan anda member of our baseball team. Steve died on june O, 1952. His parents live in Vestaburg. Barbara Golmitz was graduated with the Class of '52, During her high school years, she was active in the Pep Club and Commercial Club, and was a member of the Chorus and Yearbook staff. Barbara died on july 26, 1952. Her parents live in Daisytown. Dale Santee was graduated with the Class of '51, Dale was very well liked and had many friends. He died on March 13, 1952. His parents live near Richeyville. 4 1' 151 -:M g url V 6 Q gy... .Q Wd V s in K - iff W 'W' m g iw ,f Oxy ! X Z?-.G..Ji f 1 5 1 X NAVIGATDR A yearbook S value rncreases wrth IIS age and the paasrng years provrde the real test of us success rn aequalntrng frrends of our school wrth our acuvrues and School l1fe and help mg each of ua to recall the many happy umes and frrends we had here Thri 15 our goal rn Lh1s volume ln order to aehreve rhrs goal we have lrkened the l1fe of our elaas of l9w'S here at Centervrlle Hrgh ro a shrp and rts crew on 1 four year voyage A5 you progress through the pages of our log and meet the offrcers the crew the mrdshrpmen and read the story of our journey rough seas lncluded we hope that vou wrll enjoy readrng lhls record as much as we have enjoyed lrvmg rr And so Anchors Awergh Bob Show 6 ., A x-14. , . . . . . , . . V . N . , .x Q 1 . . . .J X . I A - ' 9 . I 4 N l I . I . i . .b . A. I X . . . 2 . x U - . , . .. I, , l Q ,. . r l J I ' ' I I E ' P l l 7 I 7 4 ' . , . . ,, . ,, . , . . ADMIRAL Durmg my VISII to Harrlsburg thrs year l came upon a motto cut rn the Educatronal Burldmg that should be used by all people Thxs motto along w1th my best wrshes to The Class of 1953 could be usedasa gurdmg star The Motto He who wrll not answer to the rudder must answer to the rock Glenn W Harshman lf I were to put out to sea l should expect to sall on Q1 very seaworthy vessel It need not be a luxury lmer wrth frrst Class passage l would be more toncerned about the Captfun hls mates 1nd the Crew Each shouldbe tramed for hrs posltxon and possess an unquestroned devotlon to duty whether he be navrgator steward or engmeer May you f1nd your place and perform well your task W R Wllllams VICE ADMIRAL xxx w I Q, U . 1 . In t k . 4 x - , ' ' , . m - C' , . . c . I . . 1 1 1 Q l ,Q s .. '.1'7 Q' Y: 'f ' . . . . . frm-, D ,f Qf K' - ' I Vjljvf. 5 I I Q tr . . ' l . , . 1 . , K . . rl - ' n X 5 ' r 7 .L REAR AIJMIRALS Wa. the C llss of 1915 wish to Lxprtssour apprul atlon to Lhe Int mhers of the Sthool Board You haw WHS ITIOSI FILLLSSJIY to OUI' SULCC95 'X 13561 b'X 'llu- President Wllham Crockett Vxce Presldent Ph1l1p Parkmson Secretary A L Kxnder Treasurer George Porter Ernest Lutes Louis Quaxl James Raytek Gerald Shmpley -, -iq.: ig, it 1 --'- charted our route oflcurning, and your careful guidance ,,... Phylhs Albacker Iva Ammon S Joseph Bellisarxo W Va U A B 811 C S T C Drexel lnstlt of Tech C S T C, B S Engllsh Home EC B10 Ir BUS Emil Bernowsld B A Duquense Umverslty Band is 2 'KH' Elsie Channing C T C Engllsh Spueh Cyril Coatsworth C Drlver S Ed Alma Davis Penn Comm College Sec to Mr W1ll1ams CAPTAINS Virginia Downs Ann Dryburg B S Oberlln College A B Walmesbufg 9011989 ,swf Phys Ed HISIOIY Peter Daley U of Pgh B S Health Phys Ed Thomas Edwards U of Ala U of Pg,h U of Pa Buckmll Gen SCI Su , C'onSumer's Allen Engle C.S.T.C, B.S. Shop C,S,T,C, B. Music M . E. Murray State Suzanne Frederick ff.S.T.C. 5.5. English Audrey Householder - , . Virginia Houston U, of W, Va, Anna, Hannen James Harris ll, of Pgh, MJX. u W, Q Slippery Rock B.A. c ?'l'c BS' History, English I-O-D-1 Math Elsie Horton B.S. Waynesburg College 4' ' Pitt Carnegie Tech Penn St. Art Home EC. Ann Jones B. S. Westminster College Shorthand, Type, Of- fice Practice Emma Iean Lemon B. B, A. Grove City College Type I, ll, Book- keeping, Gen. Bus. John Luebbe Eunice Lutz B.S. W. gl J. BDA. Waynesburg College fyllafh Civics, Spanish Strickler Pollock Mildred Moore B. 5. Glenn Muirhead Betty Phillips Wayneshurg College Muskingum C' B-A- Chem., Phys., Gen. of W' Va' sci., Gen. Math L- Of Pgh- M-Ei ' Latin, History . . . C.S.T.C. B,S, C S1f1lf BS' U. of Pgh. MOEQI d Guidance 434 'ET' Loretta Rebottini B,S, Waynwhurg Col lege History ui... I Nancy Wiegel Penn State l.S.T.CI. 5.5. School of Nursing School Nurse Geogm ph y i Helen Seach U of Pgh 'YL X ' .Gco., Mech. Drawing Anne Folman R,N, Brownsville Hospital Lena Vaccaro CI,S,T, T, English i 11 Harold Troutman B,A Kutztown S,T,C, , dl I Librarian S Charles Gennaula In Military Service C.S.T.C. B,S, ' Industrial Arts' Not Pictured Michael Knesovich 'Sf' XXX Q' N PETTY UFFICERS FIRST CLASS tn '99 Ar Left to Rxght Seated Treas LydaRebar1ck, Pres B111 Procasky, V Pres Betty Stefan Sec Norma Flesher Standmg Sponsors, Mxss Chanmng Mxss Fredertck, Mr Wrrght M1ssDryburg, Mlss Albacker We the Class of 53 entered Centerv1lle Hrgh School as new recrurts 1n the fall of 1948 Our bas1c trammg was br1ef and well spent 1n becommg accustomed to school regulatlons faculty members and our clasmates ln each penod of our trarnmg we have done our best to learn and prove ourselves worthy of each promotron We are very proud of the members of our class who have ach1eved recogmuon rn sports clubs and scholastlc events There are many m our class who have ach1eved th1s recogmuon and we gladly grve our hard work as an example to younger classmates to stnve for th1s also Now as we prepare to leave th1s port and sa1l aboard the shlp the U S S Career, we reahze that the bas1c tra1n1ng we recexved here was necessary to our future Our years have been memorable and the frlends we made w1ll be l1fe long frlends We would l1ke to thank our faculty fnends and advlsors for all therr help and mterest 1n us In the years to come we w1ll all do our best to prove that your work was necessary to our succes Norma Flesher Colors green and whlte Flowers red rose Motto W1nners never qu1t qultters never w1n I4 0 ,r ' 0 ,A ,TXQX n K jr : . .' '. . 5 . .1 . .,. . . .,. , . . .. , . ! , . , . I ue- -, ,: . .- Richard G. Ambrose General Baseball Player Thesian Activities: Class Treas. 3 May King Varsity Club 2-3-4 Basketball 2-3-4 Baseball 2-3-4 ,Z James H. Baxter General Brick Mason Utopian James D. Bradmon Commercial Truck Driver Utopian Audrey J. Bush Commercial Private Secretary Thesian Activities: Yearbook 4 Band 2-3-4 Chorus 2 Usherette 3 Commercial Club 4 Newspaper 4 Pep Club 2-3-4 J. Blair Academic Business Administrator Thesian Activities: Chorus 3 Math Club 2 James W. Byland Commercial Ballplayer Utopian Activities: Baseball 2-3-4 Basketball 2-3-4 I5 13 Nancy N. Booze Commercial Housewife Utopian Activities: Chorus 2-4 Chorus Librarian 2 Pep Club 2-3-4 Lita L. Bowen Commercial Secretary Utopian Activities: jr. Play Commit- tee 3 Prom Committee 3 Yearbook 4 Chorus 2-3-4 Ensemble 4 Commercial Club 4 Newspaper 4 Pep Club 2-3-4 Mario L. Cerbare General Mortician Thesian Activities: Varsity Club 4 Football Mangr. 3-4 Baseball 3-4 A. Cook Commercial Secretary Thesian Activities: Chorus 2-3-4 Commercial Club 4 Newspaper 4 Pep Club 2-3-4 Robert E. Cook General Navy utopian Xu! Birdie L. Coras Commercial Telephone Operator Thesian Activities: Literary Contest 2 Forensic 2 Yearbook 4 Chorus 4 Pep Club 2-3-4 Edward J. Ferris General Farmer ' . th . Elizabeth R Dunsea Thesian General . . - Policewoman Activities: Thesian Yearbook 4 Activities: Chorus 4 Pep Club 2-3-4 Charles A. Davis Charles J. Drop Academic Pilot Academic Lawyer Thesian Thesian Activities: Activities: 3:23 gigs-44 Math Club 3'4 Math Club 3-4 Spamsh Club 4 Spanish Club 3-4 Norma J. Flesher Academic Nurse Utopian Activities: Class V, Pres. 2 Class Sec. 4 May Queen Atten- dant 3-4 Class Play 3 Prom Committee 3 Student Council 2- 4 Student CouncilV Pres. 4 Yearbook 3-4 Band 2-3-4 Band V, Pres. 3 Spanish Club 3-4 Math Club 2-3-4 Math Club Pres. 4 xv Rose M. Frost Academic Nurse Thespian Activities: May Queen Atten- dant 4 Class Play 3 Yearbook 2-3-4 Spanish Club 4 Spanish Club Sec. 4 Math Club 2 Commercial Club 4 Newspaper 4 Pep Club 2-3-4 Shirley L. Dugan Academic Laboratory Technician Utopian Activities: Literary Contest 2 jr. Play Com. 3 jr. Prom Com. 3 Usherette 2-3-4 Forensic 2-3-4 Forensic Sec. 4 Majorette 2-3-4 Head Majorette 3- 4 Sp. Club 3-4 Math Club 2-4 Pep Club 2-3-4 Chester R. Gatten General Auto Mechanic Thesian Activities: Yearbook 4 U A ' 6 4' S Paul I. Herrington General Brick Mason Utopian Jane J. Holliday Comme rcial Telephone Operator Thesian Activities: Student Council Sec. 4 Usherette 3 Chorus 2-3-4 Ensemble 4 Commercial Club Pres. 4 Newspaper 4 Pep Club 2-3-4 Mary A. Ivcic Commercial Stenographer Utopian Activities: jr. Play Commit- tee 3 Prom Committee 3 Yearbook 4 Commercial Club 4 Newspaper 4 Pep Club 2-3-4 Q qi Thomas K. Johnston Academic Multi-millionaire Thesian Activities: May King Atten- dant 3 jr. Play 3 Yearbook 4 William J. Hotarie General Air Force Thesian Activities: Band 2 Patricia E. Juracko Commercial Teacher Utopian Activities: Usherette 3 Dramatic Club 2- 3 Home EC Club 2 Pep Club 4 I7 Delores E. Huseman Academic Social Worker Utopian Activities: Yearbook 4 Math Club 3-4 Spanish Club 4 Pep Club 2-3-4 Shirley A. Huzor Commercial Stenographer Thesian Activities: Chorus 2-3-4 Ensemble 4 Commercial Club 4 Newspaper 4 Pep Club 2-3-4 Roberta L. Keres Commercial Model Utopian Activities: Usherette 3 Forensic 2-3-4 Pep Club 2-3-4 Donna M. Keys Academic Nurse Thesian Activities: Play Committee 3 Usherette 2-3-4 Majorette 2-3-4 Forensic 2-3-4 Pep Club 2-3-4 Anthony L. Kime General Mechanic Utopian Vincent A. Libertini General Television Repairman Utopian Activities: Track 3-4 Yvonne L. Knesovich Activities: jr. Play Commit- tee 3 Yearbook 3-4 Chorus 2-3-4 Chorus Sec. 4 Commercial Club 4 Commercial Club Tieas. 4 Newspaper 4 Pep Club 2-3-4 Albert J. Lizurick General Mechanic Thesian Activities: Football 2-3-4 Joanne E. Kornet Commercial Stenotypist Thesian Activities: Class V. Pres. 2 May Queen Prom Committee 3 Yearbook 4 Dramatic Club 2- 3 Home Ec. Club 2 Chorus 2-3-4 Commercial Club 4 Commercial Vice Pres. 4 Newspaper 4 Pep Club 4 Stephen T. Ludrosky Academic Millionaire Thesian Activities: Band 2-3-4 Math Club 3-4 Baseball 2-3-4 I8 'Y 'iv L i George W. Lesso Maryam A. Kundrick General Mechanic Commercial Thesian Receptionist Thesian Activities: Play Committee 3 Prom Committee 3 Yearbook 4 Commercial Club 4 Newspaper 4 Math Club 2 Pep Club 2-3-4 Delores L. Lutes General Clerk Utopian Activities: Chorus 2-3-4 Pep Club 2-3-4 Jennie L. Lybarger Academic Nurse Thesian Activities: jr. Play Commit- tee 3 Prom,Committee 3 Literary Contest 2 Yearbook 4 Majorette 2-3-4 Forensic 2-3-4 Forensic Treas. 4 Math Club 4 Pep Club 2-3-4 'wa Greta R. Mayle Commercial Telephone Operator Thesian Activities: Yearbook 4 Chorus 2-3-4 Pep Club 2-3-4 Beatrice A. Parsons Academic Nurse Thesian Activities: jr. Play 3 Prom Committee 3 Yearbook 4 Cheerleader 3-4 Pep Club 2-3-4 Pep Club V. Pres. 3 Pep Club Sec. 4 Math Club 3-4 Spanish Club 3-4 66 Mary V. McFar1in Commercial Clerk Thesian Activities: Chorus 2-3-4 Commercial Club 4 Newspaper 4 Pep Club 2-3-4 Virginia A. Pesta Commercial journalist Utopian Activities: jr. Play 3 Chorus 2-3 Forensic 2-3-4 Commercial Club 4 Newspaper 4 Pep Club 2-3-4 Y 'U Albert C. Medved General Air Force Utopian Activities: Yearbook 4 Band 2 Football 3 I . , ' .cf 3- . QAAJ . VN 'Q Q I anet M. Phillipson Commercial Receptionist Thesian Activities: Usherette 3 Forensic 2-3-4 Commercial Club 4 Pep Club 2-3-4 I9 Anthony J. Messer Vx Academic Artist Cassie A. Palmo Thesian I Academic Activities: Interpreter Yearbook 4 Thesian Chorus 3 I I I Activities: Chorus Librarian 3 Art Club V. Pres. 4 Math Club 3-4 Football 4 Baseball 2-3-4 jr. Play 3 Prom Committee 3 Literary Contest 2 Yearbook 3-4 Band 2-3-4 Forensic 2-3-4 Spanish Club 3-4 Math Club 3-4 Shirley A. Pirge Academic Private Secretary Thesian Activities: jr. Play Commit- tee 3 Prom Committee 3 Yearbook 4 Band 2-3-4 Band V. Pres. 4 Band Sec. 3 Spanish Club 4 Math Club 2-3 Pep Club 2-3-4 STO yn . IVOVHI' Commercial Telephone Utopian Operator Activities: jr. Play Commit- tee 3 Prom Committee Yearbook 4 Band 2-3-4 Commercial Club 4 Newspaper 4 Pep Club 2-3-4 luv' Mary A Pollock Commerclal Dretxtlan Theslan ACIIVIIISS Chorus 2 3 Home Ec Club 2 Pep Club 4 Dalbert G Rager General Buck Layer Utopran Actrvxtres VHISIIY Club 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Warren E Posten Academlc Archltect Theslan KK- Lors I Powrs General Factory Worker Utoplan ACIIVIEISS Chorus 2 3 4 Sololst 3 4 Ensemble 2 3 4 Trlo 3 4 Commerclal Club Gerald J' Rotko Ronald W Roncadorr Academrc Major League Baseball Player Utopran Actlvrtres Class V Pres 3 May Court 4 Varsrty Club 3 Football 2 3 Basketball 2 Baseball 2 3 4 General Arr Corps Utoplan Act1v1t1es Varsrty 4 Football 2 3 Baseball Manager Z0 Lyda M Rebarxck Wrlllam J Procasky Academlc General Professronal Football Player Thes1an Act1v1t1es Class Pres 2 4 Student Councll 4 Varslty Club2 3 4 Varslty Club Treas Football 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 Ste notyprst Utopran Act1v1t1es Class Treas 4 Prom Commlttee 3 Yearbook 4 Chorus 4 Ensemble 4 Forenslc 2 3 4 Forensrc V Pres 4 Latm 2 3 Latm Club Sec 3 Pep Club 2 3 4 Usher 3 Charles E Roule Commerclal General Secretary Utoplan Professxonal Football Player Utoptan Act1v1t1es Varsxty Club 3 4 Varslty Club Sec Football 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 ACKIVIIICS Class Sec 2 3 Prom Commlttee 3 Usherette 3 Yearbook 4 Chorus Sec 2 Ensemble 2 3 Dramatlc Club2 3 Home Ec Club 2 Home EC Club Pres 2 Commerclal Club Newspaper 4 Pep Club 4 X 1 y u . ' -' - . 3 . ' - . 4 - - ' - I X N 3 W 4 veronica C.Sabo1 , X J 4 . , girl I . x I -I . ' ' . - -4 f ' . .. I ' : 3-4 4 '- - f ' ' -4 ' . -3-4 ' - - - 4 General Businessman Utopian Activities: Class Pres. 3 Home Room Lead- er 2-3 jr. Play 3 May Day Attend- ant 2-3-4 Student Council 3 Yearbook Editor 4 Spanish Club 4 Varsity Club 3-4 Basketball 2-3-4 Charles L. Staley General Dairy Farmer Thesian Activities: Prom Committee 3 Chorus 2-3 General Navy Nurse Utopian Activities: Class V. Pres. 4 Home Room Lead- er 3 jr. Play 3 Prom Committee 3 Yearbook 3-4 Student Counsil 4 Chorus 2-3 Chorus Pres. 4 Ensemble 4 Forensic 2-3 Forensic Pres. 4 Spanish Club 4 Spanish Club V, Pres. 4 Math Club 2 Commercial Club Stockdale Commercial , Stenogral-,herBarbara I. Sungala Thesian Commercial . . . Typist Activities: - Usherette 3 Theslan Yearbook 4 Activities: Chorus 2-3-4 Usherette 3 Spanish Club 4 Chorus 3 Math Club 2 Commercial Club 4 Pep Club 3-4 Forensic 2-3-4 Pep Club 2-3-4 4 Newspaper 4 Pep Club 2-3-4 'Ov -f Wh i . A 47 1 ' , -U ,Q Q . . V l 1, ' VLH, 4' 'S 3. . . iz -. f I4 -9 . ljggfjr ' 22- 1 v H2 I , 4 A 4 5 . , ., Walter I. Stipkovich General 1 Big Game Hunter Academlc Utopian Electrician Utopian Activities: Class Sec. 3 jr. Play 3 Varsity 2-3-4 Football 2-3-4 Baseball 2 . 1-- ': : l f pf f if 'li .1 ' General William P. Toporcer Mechanic General , , Utopian Mechanic Mary E' vlhhdol -I-hesian General Radar Technician Thesian Activities: 2, Pep Club 2-3-4 1 fb-'Q Esther V. Vozar Commercial Telephone Operator Utopian Activities: Class Sec. 2 Play Committee 3 Prom Committee 3 May Attendant 3 yearbook 3-4 Student Council 2 Cheerleader 2-3 Pep Club 2-3-4 John T. Ward Academic College Professor Utopian Activities: Spanish Club 4 V. Pres. 2 Sec. 3 Chorus 2-3-4 V, Pres. 4 Commercial Club 4 Mattie I. Williams Commercial Secretary Utopian Activities: Dramatic Club 2-3 Chorus 2-3-4 Mary E. Watson Academic Women's Air Force Thesian Activities: Yearbook 4 Usherette 3 Band 2-3-4 Band Librarian 4 Ensemble 2-3-4 Trio 2-3-4 Forensic 2 Math Club 2-3-4 hu' Louis R. Zivnoska General Caroline J. Zaporowsky Millionaire Commercial Utopian Telephone Activities: Opefawl' Yearbook 4 Thesian Varsity Club 3-4 Activities: Football 2-3-4 Chorus 2-3-4 Commercial Club 4 Pep Club 2-3-4 Track Mgr. 3-4 22 E. Widecan La Verne P. Welsh Commercial Telephone Operator 'lihesian Activities: Usherette 3 Chorus 2-3-4 Ensemble 4 Commercial Club 4 Commercial Club Sec. 4 Newspaper 4 Pep Club 2-3-4 Not Pictured: Academic Millionaire Utopian Activities: Student Council 4 Yearbook 4 Spanish Club 4 Spanish Club Pres. 4 Band 2 Math Club 3-4 Charles T. Barger William M. Hess Charles R, Houston Ronald E. Kishok Rocco J. Mitchell Stephen P. Newbrough George C. George J. Olson Ratica In 'Q 4 'f f': vip ' I 1-'TGV 4219, iff: MA I if aff 'gfv 4 f , Xfijx is Best Cltlzens M' As I wnte of the events of my voyage In my log I medltate upon the qualrfrca trons a good cltrzen should posess Among these quallfrcatrons are Dependabrhty Lead ershlp Servrce and Patrlotrsm I hope as Best Crtrzen that I possess some of these characterlstrcs for I reahze that troubled seas are before us all We all must be good crtlzens to make these waters calm Betty Stefan DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARD WINNERS Knowrng that your fellow students regard you hlghly enough to bestow upon you the pnvrlege of berng chosen best c1t1zen IS somethrng that one does not easlly or qu1ck ly forget It IS an honor upon whrch you can look back on rn later lrfe wxth great pnde Bemg chosen best crtrzen does not ne cesarrly mean that you possess the best qualrtles of your fellow students, but that you try your best to lwe up to the qualrtres of dependabrhty, servrce, character, and lead ershrp whlch are essentral tralts of a best cmzen Bob Show I g A Best Persenahhes Most Popular is.. Esthe Vgzar NOTIIIB. Fleshe eumcee Most lrkely to Succeed euhwse 53 -lr- Best Dancers Best Dressed -'U ef ' EQ-Y 1 z Walter Stipkovich xg ' Richard Veronica Sabol 25 Esther Vozar CLASS Wlll We the Senror Class of 1953 of Centervllle Hlgh School Washrngton County Pennsylvanra berng of sound mrnd memory and understandrng do hereby make publrsh and declare thrs our last w1ll and testament hereby revokrng any and all wllls heretofore made by us I Rrchard Ambrose leave my curveball to anyone I Wrlllam Hess leave my troubles wrth M1ss Chan who can control rt I james Bradmon leave my seat 1nM1ssChanmng s Engltsh class to Frances Packrall I james Baxter w1ll my seat 1n Englrsh class to j jacobs I jack Blarr w1ll my corny jokes to Mr Harrrs I Nancy Booze leave all my semor books to my slster Theresa I Lrta Bowen leave Centervrlle Hrgh School wrth many happy memorres I james Bradmon leave my seat 1nM1ssChann1ng s Englrsh class to Tony Frankovrch I Audrey Bush leave my place rn the band to some unsuspectrng classman I j1m Byland leave my troubles w1th Mr Luebbe to whoever wants them I Marlo Cerbare leave the four best years of my l1fe behlnd I Robert Cook leave my seat In Englrsh class to some jumor I Bxrdle Coras, leave my reckless drrvmg to anyone who wants rt I Charles DHVIS, leave I Charles Drop leave my playrng abrlrues on the trumpet to Robert Flemrng I Shrrley Dugan leave my many rnterestmg ex perrences here at C H S to my three brothers Ronnre jerry and Drck I Elrzabeth Dunseath leave Centervrlle wrllmgly I Edward Ferns leave my seat rn Engltsh class to any junror I Norma Flesher w1ll all my wonderful memorles to anyone who w1ll apprecrate them I Rose Frost leave Centervrlle wrth many lastxng memorres I Chester Gatten leave my abrlrty to get out of class for workrng rn the shop to C Hrgmbotham I Paul Herrrngton leave the four best years of my lxfe behrnd me nrng to whoever wants them I jane Hollrday w1ll my love for dancmg to Caro lyn Clrsh I Charles Houston leave my new exper1ence at C H S to any new student of l954 I W1ll1am Hotarre leave my pet monkey Cheta to Frances Packrall I Delores Huseman leaveC H S wrth many happy memorles and some regrets I Shrrley Huzor came w1th nothrng so Ileave wrth nothlng I Mary Ann Ivc1c leave my ab1l1ty to 'ret out of class to my srster Dorothy I Tom johnston leave C H S toGopherjenn1ngs I Patty juracko would lrke to leave my abrlrty of makrng frlends I Roberta Keres leave my long halt to joan Ross I Donna Mae Keys came Wllh nothlng but leave four wonderful years bchxnd I Anthony Klme leave my trouble makrng to Ro bert Mrller I Ronald Krshok w1ll my accountrng ab1I1ty to Ken Mayton I Yvonne Knesovrch leave my debts to some un lucky person who can afford to pay them I joanne Kornet leave all my good trmes of my semor year to Nancy Peterson I Mary Ann Kundrrck leave my P O D worrres to any Capable junlor grrl I George Lesso leave my seat rn P O D class to all who love P O D I V1nce Lrbertrnl leave my seat 1n Englrsh class to Frank Kovach I Albert Lrzurrck leave my Englrsh troublesto Ed Pagac I Stephen Ludrosky leave my Iateness to band dur mg football games to Nrck and joe I Delores Lutes leave my school and boy troubles to Kay S . .- . . . . . , 1 .. , , , 1 1 1 1 1 , . 1 1 D l ' . . . 1 . . . 1 1 1 1 ' , 1 . 1 1 . . 1 . . . . . . , , , U 1, 1 1 - ' , 1 1 1 . 1 - 1 1 . . . 1 1 . ' 1 1 . . . 1 . 1 1 . ' 1 1 Q 1 1 1 . ' 1 1 1 . . . 1 1 1 , , 1 ' ' 1 . 1 1 - U , 1 I 1 S . 1 1 J . . . ' 1 1 , , - 1 . ' 1 1 1 - , 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 v. . 1 1 . 1 1 ' , , . . . 1 1 ' . 1 1 1 1 . . . 0 I Q u I 1 1 1 1 , . 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 ' , . . 1 1 1 ' 1 . . I jenme Lou Lybarger leave the gladness and the sadnes to joan Helen janet Peg and Pat I Greta Mayle leave w1th tears 1n my eyes QTears of joyj I Mary McFarI1n leave my seat vacant for anyone that IS capable of f1tt1ng 1nto lt I Albert Medved, leave my long draggy study halls to anyone who llk6S to sleep I Anthony Messer leave my seats 1n all my classes to B1ll Durd1nes I Rocco M1tchell leave the four best years of my lxfe beh1nd I Stephen Newbrough leave my trackshoestoM1ke Hauncher I George Olson leave my end pos1t1on to R1chard Gregory I Cassle Ann Palmo leave the four best years of my l1fe beh1nd I Beatnce Parsons leave my cheerrng ab1l1ty to some deservrng sophomore I Vlfglnla Pesta w1ll my love for dancmg to any one who has enough pep to keep up w1th II I janet Ph1ll1pson leave my seat 1n 8th pCIlOd Engl1sh to any Jumor who wants It I Sh1rley P1rge leave my pos1t1on 1n the band to my s1ster Rose Mane I Carolyn PIVOVHI leave my clarlnet to Betty Chap man I Mary Ann Pollock would l1ke to leave my seat 1n MISS Chann1ng s room I Warren Posten w1ll my last mmute dash to Devo tlons to Sk1ter McConnell I LOIS june Powls leave my s1ng1ng to my s1ster Marxetta I B1lly Procasky w1ll my wavy ha1r to anyone I George Ratlca leave my Job to jack jenkms I Lyda Rebarxck leaxe my blue eyes to my SISIEI Catherlne I Dalbert Rager leave my helght to SamDeFabbo I Charles Roule w1ll my Cenfeflng ab1l1ty to Char les Bogus I Veromca Sabol w1ll my love for dancmg to I..o retta Bucenell I Bob Show leave my ab1l1ty to play basketball to Alan Heged.1s I Chuck Staley leave C H S to make a m1ll1on dollars on what M15 Lemon has taught me 1n Typ 1ng II I Betty Stefan leave my P O D WOITICS to M1 chael I Kay Stepp leave my .lrrvrng ab1l1ty to anyone who wants II I Walter St1pkov1ch leave my ab1l1ty to get 1n trouble to Frank Kovach I jackxe Stockdale leave my mascot su1t to anyone Wllllng to wear ll I Barbara Sungala leave my shyness to my SISICI Arlene I johnny Symcheck leave my love corners at C H S for my brother Peanut I B1ll Toporcer leave my P O D notes to Sam De lf abbo my ab1l1ty of how not to drxve I Esther Vozar leave my hot rod dr1v1ng to who ever wants to have a lot of close calls I john Ward leave the very hardP O D outlrmng to the jun1or Class I Mary Elea 1or Watson leave many happy mem orres beh1nd l La Verne Welsh w1ll my love for dancmg to Lollta Moore I joe Wxdecan leave C H S to make my fIISI m1ll1on dollars I Mattle W1ll1ams Wlll my bookkeeplng ab1l1ty to Marlene Murphy I Carollne Zaporowsky leave the four best years of my lrfe beh1nd I Ronald Roncadorr leave 6th perlod study hall to I LOUIS ZIVHOSKH JUS! leave Skunk Hallow I Gerald Rotko leave my curly ha1r to George Kresovrch We the Semors wltnes here have srgned sealed and dellvered th1s testament the twenty s1xth day of May 1n the year of our Lord one thousand n1ne hundred and fxfty three ' . , I , . . . . - . ' . . . . 0 ' 1 . ' ' ' ', ' u I, Mary Vlhlidol, hereby bequeath to Meleva Miller 27 PETTY UFFICERS SECUNIJ Qi' i S J Z?-. Left to R1ght Seated Pres Sam DeFabbo, Sec Dons Malmzak, Treas Arlene Sungala, V Pres Kerr1eG1l1 Standmg Sponsors Mrs Seach, Mrs Rebottlni Mxss Wxegel, Mrs Vaccaro We the jumor Class of 1952 53 feel as though thls w11l be our busrest year slnce we ent ered school In our freshman year we weren t very actlve, but 1n our sophomore year we spon sored dances and sold COHCCSIOHS Th1s year we plan to ra1se money by selllng at games and sponsormg dances The mam events of th1s year w1ll be the Annual jr Sr Prom and the ju mor Class Play whxch we hope w11l be a success Next year we hope to enter school as Honorable Semors and to be looklng forward to that day when we graduate Dons Malmzak 28 'I 'Q l l 6 ' if d y 0 'I ' . VV I JxX fs we-v 2 X Q L- 1-U 9 P I KY UU Ap' at. Q, 7 JF i' Q l 3l'l..a 29 J Green M Amber k, P Havanes ner P Hess C Hess B Bane D Korbeckl MKre ow One L G F Kur anow cz schak, D Grabe F Hanna G Las L Fede ck,J Be S DeFabbo W Jo KG vach Row Two F Ko H Harden db' ko H Derek, G G adden R G sa T Leanord G Kresov gh W C ark, N Jenn nge, F Klnder hree Ro ,O AW! 's K I' .4 QI all '1 .Q 14, IIYI if Q5 farm- - f'?-' . -2: 30 S Powers E Sanko J Sain H Raney SBa er, J. Tworzyd1o,M Andler L Rusze ow One: M. M' J. S evens, D. Malnzak, E. Be d.ITl'w F Pop e arczyk K W J Rager M Zuro E Romanos Two: T. Sosnak, R. Yor y, C. Sarke C Con P Safn E Pagan P Shar kady J Rhodes X1 E Marco and b esky, R. or FU hree: J. W T OW 1 ll 3 'X :xl 2 r X bb WD fs F' Tl ? fi' gx 41' 3 I M Kramr L Tae F Packra L Buuen C G Po 0ck,G Yarub nbky R wOne N Pe erson D Pos L Ludrosky G Kme A Sungaa H R Lacy M G e d M Lcvano S Mans GSmh Parkmbon R Dugan M Mo nar P Row Two rk C Fra F Jackbon N Babyak M Pa mo R Knzner B Ganoe A Frankov ch P Kova w Three K. May on PETTY UFFICERS THIRD CLASS 'fx Left to Rlght P Seated V Pres Wally Detrlck, Se Dorothy Ivclc Treas RrtaF1esher res B111 Ford Standing Sponsors Mr Harrls Mlss Moore Mr Coatsworth The sophomore class of 1952 53 cons1sts of ll8students Our sophomore year has been very successful The class sold hot dogs at the Qentervxlle POIUI Marlon football game We also held a successful dance after the jefferson Centervxlle jr I-hgh football game Our sponsors who are Mr Harrxs Mlss Moore and Mr Coatsworth helped greatly for our successful year The Claw has been actxve ln many sports and clubs Dunng our freshman year we became ac quamted w1th Centervllle l-hgh Now ln our sophomore year we are workmg hard for a success ful Jumor year Dorothy Ivclc 32 4. .?' - 5 J -C? J jx, ,V As A if . If Vx f ,f fa' V' J ' 0 X! . a - ., : . . ' , ' , s ' , - , I , . U p I 1 ' . I - I 0 I s , - 1 - n . al.. V L. I fl C . ,785 .:, .v..f,, 'lr' r liz' , 31-1 W I lf, Q X? V Left to Right: Row One: S. Smith, G. Stotka, G. Pugh, P. Palmer, P. Juracko, M. Tomik, T. Wright, M. Packrall, F. Wells, S. Yuratovicn, M. Murphy, Row Two: W. Mizerak, J. Staley, P. Pinkosky, B. Crockett, E. Roule, F. Striker, B. Kovach, E Dorsey, B. Ratino, R. Paci, Row Three: R. Pugh, L. Coles, R. Williams, B. Reese, G. Watson, R. Smith, C. Abbott, H. Dorsey, E. Rice PETTY UFFICERS THIRD CLASS Left to Right: Row One: J. Marish, K. Saiin, S. Thorson, T. Westich, L. Gillis, J. Crawford, R. Flesher, P. Fred- erick, E, Shumar, P. Havlock, M. Lacotta, C. Lacey, Row Two: R. Balla, C. Higginbotham, J. Liberatore, V. Charielle, M. Swaney, E. Sosnak, R. Walsh, A. Westich, J. Jenkins, L. Stitchick, Row Three: J. Stipkovich, J. Marino, B. Kopf, C. Bogus, H. Hopes, J. Bane, T. Worrell, J. Barger C. Coole, W. Shumaker, E. Dobis ga. ,pf TY its :I i wr , . --.- -+:-'- fa- ., - - v fs.. .. -f 'VS '- ,..' .'. ' 5 lr--I - .' 'L JL. vu 3' ,. ' chi. 5' - +R-.ar 'lt ht' fi-'-...' ., She vf PETTY UFFICERS THIRD CLASS Left to R1ght Row One A Bablsh R McConnell F G11p1n E Kurtz Q Imp1cc1n1 B Ford W Detrlck T Hallxgan V Fuhmem C Phmlhps R Cox Row Two C Rebarxclg E Kovach I McManus C Ankey L Chrlsuhs M Greenwood D Deems D Krxpmsky D Inclc R Pxrge N Hess H Lokatas R Ross V Goodxsh Row Three I Ewlng C Mxlkent R Gregory P Huzor H Jones J Belovlch E Pxchmk R Bowler G Fedehschak R Hanna A Havanets B Panak J Jacobs C Ewxng Row Four B Deems A Balla D Howes R Chsh R Mxller G Davls F Rockwell B Raferty A Hegedus R Makusenka J' Huba F Laughner R Plper T Coffman B Haftman Left to Rnght Row One L Huey V Hotarxe H Kostel mk L Gxlhs B Smlth M Krupzlg M Lampart L Basxsta E Peterson C Swoger T Veatch Row Two S Swartz N W1111ams E Murphy N Nelson J Mxtchell P Lacey P Roncadorl L Smelko L Kanales E Gondon R Marmo E Ludrosky Row Three J Lesso S Vensko T Kmz ner C Werry R Hardesty R Staley R KHGSIFICK S Harenchar J Zxmba R G11l J Dugan V Karolewlcs BUUTS Left to Right: Row One: B. Hanna, N. Greenwood, S. Durdines M. Detrick, S. Gyure, E. Davis, S. Ballash, S. Coras, M. Francek, N. Ball, M. Brubaker, M Barno, V. Detrick, Row Two: E. Gunter, T. Crockett, G. Griffin, R. Conaway, T. Doyle, C. Gill, J. Fereis, P. Bever- idge, C. Clish, D. Delarose, J.Grable, L. Springer P. Bradmon, T. Bane, Row Three: J. Arnone, F. Clemmer, G. Green R. DiAndreth, T. Dunseath, J. Doyle, J. Bozick G. Bane, L. Doman, W. Edwards, F. Gaster, G. Gregory, E. Baumgardner Left to Right: Row One: R. Hickman, L. Koval, H. Passo, I. Olson N. Lazzro, M. Laktash, J. Jessick, P. Minsky, E. Hess, L. Lynn, B. Perowsky, J. McManus, J Mucho, Row Two: D. Moore, J. Newbrough, J. Lutes, W Hess, W. Jones, R. Malinzak, J. Lesko, J. Han- ascin, G. Koval, B. Keys, J. Harden, J. Matusky Row Three: F. Korbini, G, Mikolay, W. Hickman T. Keys, G. Leonard, F. Pagac, R. Hill, M. Haun- char, J. Kovach, R. Theakston, A. Kundrick, J Laskoty Left to Right: Row One: M. Powis, M. Prentice, J. Bane, I. Cole- man, B. Summerson, C. Russell, M. Popielarczyk, M. Alexander, G. Charielle, M. Petrosky, E. Gar- Iow, E, Kostelnik, Row Two: R. Skrobacs, R. DeAnge1o, W. Wrub- lesky, E. Rhodes, C. Sustrick, J. Sharkady, J Schick, M. Ramsey, D. Gallagher, C. Rhome C. Popielarczyk, G. Lyncy, Row Three: T. Ridge, J. Wilson, J. Stitchick R. Zibrida, S. Prentice, C. Saghy, D. Teagarden, J. Shumaker, S. Zuro, J. Zivnoska, B. Cedar E. Frost 1 1 1 s Left to Right: Row One: R. Craggs, L. Liberatore,.B. Katko, B. Ewing, J. Hauncher, A. Huston, S. Zaring, A. Ford, E. Dunseath, M. Clemmer, L. McKula, J. Hall, Row Two: D. Haftman, B. Crow, C. Dowler, S. Pagac, B. Durdines, B. Chpaman, M. Clemmer, A. Bell, M. Harvey, B. Kime, F. Austin, D. Dent, Row Three: E. Gregory, S. Belovich, J. Deems, F. Cole, J. Kurtz, R. George, H. Billingsley, R. Addis, T. Bastian, R. Balog, E. Korbini, F. Clemmer, F. Andolsek Left to Right: Row One: J. Safin, C. Pivovar, C. Stevens, J. Ric- cinti, J. Yager, D. Sosnak, J. Widok, M. King, D. Romanas, T. Shriner, E. Pitek, D. Miller, Row Two: K. Sinko, P. Oswald, J. Newbrough, C. Maison, P. Rush, R. Sarkett, D. Stepanik, C. Shim- ko, B. Kovach, D. Pinto, R. Summerson, Row Three: M. Marino, P. Pitek, L. Patterson, G. Ruschick, R. Stepanik Left to Right: Row One: E. Mayton, D. Ashton, D. Horton, C. Smith, S. Evans, J. Kime, J. McCune, A. Kinder, A. Rotko, M. Fulmer, N. Kuhar, E. Binns, Row Two: R. Hill, W. Stotka, P. Palmer, M. Bel- ski, J. Garvin, D. Basista, A. Wells, M. Rudai M. Lesso, A. Kinder, B. Crowl, E. Greskovich Row Three: M. Hardoby, L. Posten, R. Crouch R. Pepper, R. Samarin, T. Zetts, S. Kuty, L Kuhn, L. Adams, P. Lutes RECRUITS Left to Right: Row One: J. Pinkosky, E. Gillis, D. Barrecca, B. Baran, B. Gugar, E. J. Pepper, Row Two: J. Zellie, S. Samarin, M. Zee, L. Hill, E. Pavlak, C. Zellie, M. Barrecca, J. Paci, B. McKnight, S. Wasco, B. Roberts, J. Vensko, H. Edwards, E. Bane, C. Scott, Row Three: R. Gill, L. Gwyn, K. Striker, L. Sib- ula, J. Benlock R. Gillis, H. Jones, A. Westich, D. Dugan, W. Rhodes, B. Matta, E. Hoover, H. Coleman Left to Right: Row One: N. Rafferty, D.Snyder, L. Lutes, P. Mag- ayna, C. Lynch, R. Stevens, R. Rafferty, B. Lutes, R. Marchlnes, L. Shimko, D. Sethman, J. Sekora, Row Two: G. Panak, R. Matusky, M. Shumar, E. Neale, I. Pagac, M. Minsky, P. Walters, H. Paw- luk, R. Fanner, J. Ruscheck, P. Stipkovich, J. Pag- ac, Row Three: C. Rager, R. Stitchick, B. Rymarchayk, J. Shashura, W. Matty, C. McKnight, T. Tenney, L. Pagac, T. Olson, M. Messer, W. Riley. Not Pictured R. Sarkett Left to Right: Row One: R. DeFabbo, H. Balfonoff, I. Kvedar, E. CIERVO, D. Dent, N. Keval, P. Lesako, K. Blair, G. Bevans, B. Kovach, H.Dent, M. Ballash, J. Cole, Row Two: G. Chrisulis, H. Franks, C. Green, K. Bozick, D. Kinder, H. Fidorek, E. Hanuscin, R. Harvey, S. Habaly, P. Billingsley, N. Craggs, V. Ball, G. Liberatore, J. Kovach, Row Three: J. Brado, R. Keffer, R. Durdines, J. Brubaker, J. Balla, L. Dorazio, C. Gallagher, V. Bastian, D. Bevans, G. Laktash, I.Caputo, J. Kole- sar, W. Ewing. Not Pictured: S. Ansell, J. Baum- gardner, B. Kostelnik, N. Young 1' Rowl J Stevens N Flesher J Holiday C Drop B Stefan L Ludrosky S Row2 S DeFabbo J Widecan B Procasky L Gill B Ford R Mitchell J CHIEF PFTFY OFFICERS The Student Councilconsists of Presidents of all various organiza- tions. Their primary duty is to select the school's entertainment throughout the entire year. They choose the entertainment which would be the most enjoyable and appreciated. Their secondary duty is to discuss any problems which seem to arise during the entire school year. Many problems which cause a good deal of thinking are finally solved at these meetings. WT-F f11 if I f V 1, Ml -'wk Q 4 ' 6 J f 15K l 443 0 - cg A I :sq 1 X X K 4- wa huv j , , fqx ff S11 9 ' gnu-o-uw-ft -fb. fvw 1 W 12 as 4 E ?'v,, N? 2 1 N Q 7 I 1 a. 1 5, 'H ff' A w Row 3: B. Sungala, J. Phillipson, V. Pesta, E. Stanko, S. Yuarato- vich, J. Belovich Row 1: J. Stevens, B. Stefan, L. Rebarick, C. Palmo, D. Keys, I. Lybarger Row 2: R. Keres, D. Ivcic, D. Kripinsky, P. Fredericlg H. Loko- tas, P. Huzor I l The Forensic Society has tried valiantly to overcome several things which have contributed adversely to its activity, namely, low membership and frequent changes in directors. lts persistence has been rewarded! The Society has thus far this year participated in the First Student Congress at Bentleyville andthe second Student Congress at Charleroi. Members have participated in speech events at California High School and Bentleyville High School, and have received firsts in various fields. The debate team will take part in the County Debate Contest. Two seniors and a representative will be seated at the Third Student Congress meeting at Baldwin Township High School. Contestants in humorousreading, serious de- clamation, Shakespearean reading, poetry reading, original oration, extemporaneous speaking, radio, and discussion are scheduled to participate in the Washington County Forensic Contest this month. The members leaving the Society, because of graduation this year, have recorded a fine standing for themselves. Sponsors: Miss Jones, Miss Chan- ning, Miss Albacker, Mr. Knesovich FURENSIC Row 1: V. Pres. L. Rebarick, Pres B. Stefan Row 2: Sec. S. Dugan, Treas. I Lvbarger - 'Z G- ' 7175 1 ol.. 'T F '19, Wi G ei Sf' s KN Mr. Luebbe, Mr. Row 1: E. Parkinson, Row 2: E. X- 1 'O CQ ao: 5f DG Mrs. Lutz W, ' Row 1: R. Frost, B. Belski, J. Stockdale, C. Palmo, N. Flesher Row 2: B. Stefan, V. Sabol, M. A. Kund- O rick, M. Watson . Row 3: P. Parkinson, B. Show, W. Stipko- ' vich CEHISCAN Ferris, G. Gladden, R. Show, R. Glista, T. Johnston, R. Kishok, R. Flemming, P. W. Stipkovich Stanko, B. Stefan, J. Kornet, V. Sabol, M. A. Kundrick, M. A. Ivcic, L. Rebarick, Muirhead A. Bush, B. Belski, G. Kime, A. Sungala, D. Malinzak Row 3: W. Jollick, M. Krienter, M. Molnar, J. Lybarger, D. Keys, C. Sarkett, J. Rager, L. Gill, R. Frost, B. Parson, J. Stockdale, G. Mayle, E. Vozar, B. Coras Row 4: D. Huseman, L. Bowen, Y. Knesovich, C. Pivovar, J. New, L. Zivonska, C. Gatten, A. Medved, N. Flesher, C. Palme, S. Pirge, M. Watson -P T 9ffv:,sgi-S: 1 1. :f 7'.-I 5 l - ,. L L 3 , , ..- fi j Row 1: S. Huzor, L. Bowen, B. Coras, E. Romanos, J. Tworzydlo, T. Wright, T. Westich, P. Hess, M. Andler, J. Stockdale, J. Crawford, E. Vozar, S. Powers Row 2: K Coolg L. Ruszel, F. Kurjanowicz, J. Liberatore, P. Havanets, M. Amberick, S. Smith, G. Stotka, C. Hess, C. Safin, W. Jollick, S. Thorson Row 3: B. Stefan, G. Mayle, J. Holiday, L. Welsh, D. Lutes, L. Rebarick, M. Vahlidol, M. McFar1in, M. Kramer, L. Ludrosky, C. Sarkett, C. Zaporowsky Row 4: L. Powis, L. Gillis, Y. Knesovich, P. Palmer, E. Klovach, M. Packrall, J. Kornet, V. Sabol, B. Barnard, F. Popielarczyk M. Miller, E. Dunseath CHURUS Row 1: Liberatore, S. Powers, L. Powis, M. Miller, L. Rebarick, L. Bowen Q Row 2: L. Welsh, J. Holiday, Stefan, M. Watson, G. Stotka, Huzor B S Row 1. Pres. B. Stefan, Sec. S. Powers, V. Pres. E.Vozar, Treas. Y. Knesovich. 1 Sponsor, Mrs. Householder yu . f h'?f'vX4 'ea .. Q rf ..., ,n- . Row 1: F. Paclcrall, R. Stitchek, J. Kolesar, J. Brado, R. Ros, B. Panak, F. Striker, J. Belovich, S. Yurato- vich, D. Ivcic, L. Koval, M. Rudai, R. Sarkett, S Belovich, W. Stotka, R. Sarkett, S. Dugan Row 2: Mr. Bernowski, N. Flesher, G. Koval, D Malinzak, M. Molnar, C. Palmo, A. Bush, R. Pirge S. Pirge, M. Lacotta, G. Kime, P. Pincosky, J Hanuscin Row 3: D. Keys, C. Pivovar, R. Knestrick, V. Belo- vich, E. Stanko, J. New, A. Sungala, M. Watson, S Zuro, C. Philip, F. Gaster, W. Haitmen, E. Belski R. Orlandi, J. Lybarger Row 4: J. Stevens, C. Sustriclg D. Bowen, J. Zivnoska N. Babyak, C. 'gnu Drop, J. Lesko, R. Balog, H. Lokatas alll vw D. Keys, J. Stevens, S. Dugan, H. Lokatas, J. Lybarger, F. Packrall Row 1: Sec. R. Pirge, Lib. M. Wat- son, V. Pres. S. Pirge Row 2: Pres. C. Drop, Treas. R. Orlandi 061 ee- 'fn- A - ' Y-... ...-,,- - . . . .,..... .. Row 1: M. Kundrick, M. Ivcic, G. Kime, F. Packrall, L. Tate, D. Korbecki, B. Stefan, R. Ross, M. Green- wood, S. Huzor, IL Cook, M. McFar1in, C. Pivovar, L. Ludrosky, M. Kramer, M. Andler. Row 2: P. Havanets, J. Safin, M. Molnar, D. Malinzak E. Dunseath, D. Lutes, M. Vihlidal, M. Miller, M. Pollock, S. Yuratovich, J. Belovich, R. Lacey, F. Striker, P. Havlok, M. Tomik, M. Lacotta, T.Wright, M. Packerall, P. Huey, M. Gill, R. Dowler, A. Westich Row 3: A. Havanets, B. Crockett, H. Rainey, A. Sun- gala, F. Wells, V. Sabol, D. Ivcic, D. Kripinsky, P. Frederick, N. Hess, R. Pirge, M. Swaney, H. Lokatos. P. Huzor, S. Thorson, L. Gillis, I. Crawford, Liberatore, R. Flesher, I. Dorsey, C. Safin, E. G. Stotka, S. Smith Row 1: N. Booze, B. Kovach, S. Mansfield, E. Shumar, A. Leeper, L. Ruszel, I. Tworzyldo, D. Huseman, S. Pirge, A. Bush, S. Powers, P. Palmer, E. Stanko, E. Belski, J. Stevens, R. Hanna, G. Pugh, J. Kornet, R. Keres, C. Zaporowsky Row 2: K. Williams, T. Westich, R. Walsh, E. Sosnak, E. Piechnick, M. Amberick, M. Zuro, J. Green, L. Cluisulis, F. Kurjanowicz, E. Romanos, J. Bell, G. Smith, V. Belo- vich, B. Bane, H. Jones, C. Sarkett, M. Krietner, W. Jollick, P. Pinkosky, V. Charielle, G. Fedelischak Row 3: P. Hess, L. Moore, C. Hess, A. McManus, C. Ankney, C. Rebarick, E. Kovach, F. Popielaeczyk, J. Ross, B. Barnard, L. Fedelischak, D. Grable, M. Murphy, L. Welsh, J. Holiday, V. Pesta, J. Phillipson, B. Coras, G. Mayle, L. Bowen, Y. Knesovich 4943 J. Rager, L. Gill, E. Vozar B Par fl, ui 144 1 Wir. 2 fl ' ,Yr 1 X Xl SPANISH CLUB +r ii Row 1: N. Flesher, J. Stockdale, R. Frost, B. Parsons, B. Stefan, C. Palmo ,J Os Row 2: C. Davis, D. Huseman, R. Mitchell, S. Pirge, J. Ward Row 3: J. Blair, J. Widecan, R. Show, R. Roncadori, C. Drop The Spanish C1ub's official name is 'Los Pica- ros.' There are seventeen members in the club. Membership is opened to those havingsuccessfully completed Spanish 1 and are taking Spanish ll. The purpose of our club is to interest the students in the people and their customs of Spanish-speak- ing countries. The club holds one night meetinga month. At this we prepare one Spanish dish and have something pertaining to Spain on our prog- ram, Each member recieves a pin to signify that he was an active member of the club. Pres. Joe Widecan, Vice-Pres. Bet- ty Stefan, Sec. Rose Frost, Treas Ronald Roncadori '-r l .. ,V A 5- Y. g,f. ,jf 5'z-.3,, 'Af F cl . , tfgitfsvo'-X . ,V I . , -. W. b rr., ,v-m.-3QE..,gi13gp-4- ff fm: .- new .fuiiif-m.r.a.,..r-.l.s+e.n ,HM Row 1: M. Packrall, L. Gillis, J. Crawford, J. Belovich, S. Youratovich, H. Lokatos, S. Smith, P. Pinkosky, P. Huzor, S. Thorson, F. Wells, P. Frederick, D. Kripinsky, D. Ivcic Row 2: B. Smith, M. Krupzig, E. Shumar, E. Pickney, E. Sosnak, V. Charielli, M. La- cotta, G. Stotka, J. Liberatore, G. Smith, P. I-Iavlock, G. Fedelischak, R. Hanna, F. Row 3: T. Wright, H. Kostelnik, L. Gillis, P. Huey, M. Lampart, R. Marino, M. Swaney, I. McManus, E. Kovach, J. Sharkady, L. Chrisulis, T. Westich, C. Rebarick, C. Sustrick UTURE HUMEMAKERS UF AMERICA The Future Homemakers of America often called the P, H, A., consists of 20 girls. The girls have had at least 3 years of Home Economical training. We have sold hotdogs at football games and pencils to obtain money. We hope to be more active in the future. We are sponsored by Mrs. Ammon. Row 1: S. Smith, I. Bellovich, S. Yourotovich Row 2: P. Pinkosky, T. Wright ui ,f 5 ALPHA m .AVP ,, A ' I A N! BETA 'F 'ag A Ill 1 nv P' I I I T Row 1: J. Stevens, D. Malinzak, D. Huseman, B. Parsons, N. Flesher, C. Palmo, M Watson Row 2: F. Hanna, C. Davis, M. Kreinter, K. Williams, S. Mansfield, S. Ludrosky, M Tirpak . Row 3: M. Stefan, G. Kresovich, R. Orlandi, A. Messer, J. Blair, R. Glista, C. Drop, J Widecan Alpha Beta Mu is the name of the Math Club. lt has been organized for three years, and its membership has grown stead- ily. The purpose of the club is tostimulate interest in all phases of mathematics. Membership is open to those students who have completed one year of math and are startinga second year. The maths included are algebra l, algebra Il, plane geometry, solid geometry, and trigonometry. Each senior member recieves a Pres: N. Flesher pin to signify that he had been an active member of the club. D. Malinzak, Sec: R. Glista, Treas: R. Orlandi Row 1: R. Pirge, N. Hess, B. Belski, R. Flesher, R. Hanna, J. Lybarger, F. Wells, D. Ivcic, D. Kripinsky, P. Frederick Row 2: C. Milkent, A. Westich, R. Dowler, J. Liberatore, W. Posten, P. Huzor, J. Belo- vich, S. Yurotovich, P. Parkinson Row 3: W. Kope, W. Shumaker, J. Stipkovich, R. Williams, G. Davis, A. I-ledegus, T. Leonard, C. Philip, C. Lacey, R. Piper Q 6- Sponsor: Mr. Luebbe X ,. T' gl Ei I -2 X, n lax K' , nf-.'f, Q lk 2: rf'-4' 40 3 QS lr . , . jo Q., il. mi' 5K Row 1: M. Cerbare, B. Procasky, C. Roule, S. Newbrough, G. Olson, D. Rager, W. Stip- kovich, P. Sharkady, R. Mitchell Row 2: R. Roncadori, A. Lizurick, E. Pagac, F. Kovach, G. Kresovich, R. Pugh, F. Jack- son, S. De-Fabbo, E. Marcolini Row 3: G. Ratica, P. Safin, R. Ambrose, J. Byland, R. Show, L. Zivnoski, N. Jennings, F. Kinder, H. Dorsey The Varsity Club of our school was organized April 8, 1943. At present there are 31 members. The aim of every Centerville boy is to become a member of this outstanding organization. Many have achieved this goal and are extremely proud to wear the letters and sweaters they earned. Members must participate in at least one sport and it is by this method and through very hard work that they obtain them. The boys deserve much praise for the honor they have bestowed upon Cen- terville in the field of sports. Their activities consist of sponsoring dances after games and selling pop at noon. They place emphasis on athletics and point out the values gained from sportsmanship and proper training. VARSITY CLUB Pres: R. Mitchell, V. Pres: F. Ko- Sponsors: Mr. Edwards, M,-, Har- vach, Sec: C. Roule, Treas: E. Pagac Knot shownl . A Q l :fries ' x,uA S10. s lwlffiii Ellri I lb' ' 9 -' li' vs X ? 7 ris, Mr. Daley -' I ,.Xi,,. ii I i X g 'X fx 1' X X L' Sponsor: Miss Lemon vm ' 2155. Row 1: J. Stockdale, A. Bush L Powis M.Ivc1c M A Kundrlck, B Stefan S Huzor Row 2: Y. Knesovich, E Vozar L Bowen J Phillipson V Pesta J Holiday L Welsh Row 3: K. Cook, J. Kornet V Sabol C Zaporowsky C Pivivar R Frost M McFarlin The Commercial Club consists of 23 members. ln order to be a member of the Commercial Club, you have to have two commercial subjects, with an average of 85 in both. The duty of the Commercial Club is to pub- lish the monthly newspaper which is called 'Cen- tinel . The sponsor of the Commercial Club is Miss Lemon. At the end of the year, the members of the Commercial Club will receive a pin. Pres: J. Holiday, V. Pres: J. Kor- net, Sec: L. Welsh, Treas: Y. Knes- ovich. T: G' Q rx .. .- nd ..., . .4 fl, 3? ,- 1, Y A 3 A17 Q C ,'-vo an -8 0 . - 2. ,,. ' JI 'Y . 0 11 ,viii .-,F ,H 3.51, -'rf-2 Nu - Row 1: D. Korbecki, L. Tate, F. Packrall, L. Ludrosky, M. Kramer, G. Kime, A. Sungala. Row 2: J. Dugan, P. Huey, E. Bel- ski, L. Patterson, G. Pollock, S. Ball, E. Bane. Row 3: J. Jenkins, P. Parkinson, R. Williams, C. Rome, S. Belovich, E. Dobis. 'V' Ili-JRH 3' Sponsor: Mr. Troutman Q is-Q i LIBRARY P. Huey, L. Ludr0SkY, M- Kramer, Row 1: A. Messer, L. Moore D. Korbecki Row 2: T. Crockett, J. Jenkins ART Row 1: H. Pawluk, M. Petrosky, B. Smith, L. Gillis, R. Marino P. Lacey, S. Gyure, P. Huey, S. Ball, E. Dunseath, A. Ford, B 'QQ' ' .IQ sf Procasky, M. Popielarczyk. Row 2: R. Craggs, B. Katko, E. Ewing, M. Miller, M. Andler, L Gill, J. Rager, C. Sarkett, L. Moore, P. Hess, C. Hess, E. Hess Row 3: R. Gill, J. Jenkins, J. Stitchik, P. Parkinson, R. Williams G. Gladden, J. New, R. Zibrida, F. Santee, R. Conaway, P. Brad man, T. Crockett, E. Ludrosky. 'D- 'I' J '.--v, xx- 'I A H V., V. . X Mx f, Sponsor: Mrs. Horton QR' ' 9 - S X - 1 F CURUNATIUN Joanne Kornet Rlchard Ambrose 435 Ronald Roncadorl xtxiwmwx '-735045. N- 'sv-Y' Mxchael Stefan MAY CUURT Rose Frost 15 '7 aw' b 'C' 'Ds Dorls Malmzak Robert Show Norma Flesher Rxchard Kmzner Kay Wllhams f 'X 53 , X , I ,AX-..f ' 1 1 fx V 5,5 M . J 'P ' Q X. V' mtv' A .5 .1 H ex J. ' Q ra 'F 3 f - gg, W 54 V ,A ' 7 rf , X ' . . , . . 1 V .-ix J 'ff V 9 , f -fa f , ,xl 1 Il A A K X , Thomas Halhgan Rose Plrg COURT W1111am Ford Nancy Hess 2' FRESHMEN 'N' James Kovach Janet Jessxck Q3 John Bozlck Margaret Roncadorx 1 5' fx o i v C CJ 4 G -M N 3, , Q f .,, im. 4 f g,..'fi . - 1, K' V 'Q ,t? I I 5-Q39 3 O g.. fyx gl 7 - ' U U I ,if 'Qihuau - 58 1' ie gi 01 F 'fa s Q 4:1 - nm 'hir ht Y r T 5 M l ln :lui L Zvnoska R Ganoe R Ba a E Raffery A R Rager W St pkov ch P Sharkady Ford 1 St pkov ch J Mar no F Jackson G Oson J Bogus S De Fabbo C VFumn ow 2 Coach Da ey h R C ah G Davs P Parlunson R M er Coach Edwards Saey F J N Bumgardner R Dugan T Worre an P Sain H Dorsey R Mtche nder G Kresov ch F Kovach E Pagac 4 v Centerville C enterville C entervilk Centerville C enierville Centerville Centerville Centerville Centerville Elizabeth Perry Point Marion Bellmar East Beth jefferson South Union Chartiers 59 We may be somewhat old-fashioned, but we still believe that football is a blocking and tack- ling game. We believe that endurance, stamina, and ability to withstand rugged contact are the goals of a good football team. We the coaches wish the bows who played their last game for Centerville happiness and sueeess in whatever tasks they undertake For those on the squad who continue to earry on tor C enterville may we remind you thatsports is only a phase of your education but if you learn to apply the formula of co op ration drive and courage to other tasks your goal will be that mueh eloser Always remember the road to success is a hard one but it can only be reached by hard work slowly and honestly Coach Daley and Qoach Edwards l 1' ' ' U ........... ' A 26 T f ' 19 ........... Mapletown 7 I '-'r 20 ........... H I f ' f 7 ........... ' 1 ' I2 I -- 0 ........... 115 I ' ' 8 ....... . . . 1-l ' ' O ........... 14 ' W l-1 ........... ' l-1 , ' 0 ........... ' 6 K? 'X Q Q X 'qv x 'Q L K' 1 A . . VNI A ,, ', . I 4 T3 . K, fi I Q! ,Fw J ' I AA: OH Z m nog qs VH .IJ L s qo1eaA J 03 W H 9 L xvzu O adod .IE XAZQ AM 3 H YUH UP 1 PV 03 IU 5 Sq . ns. D . A I . A I . n . A I . A . ss! I : p...Il' reef I V Rowl M Hauncher B Cedar E Bogus G Bane F Korblm R Hardesty J Bozxch Row2 J Kurtz Row 3 F Gaster, R Coach Harris and Coach Belllsarlo Worrels N Williams I' Centerville Centerville Centerville Centerville Centerville . .......... Fallowficld ll? ......Perry ............jefferson 2 ......Marion O ............EastBeth 6 VARSIT Y lg! 1 iQ! f lg! ,U v4 nga ' mfs Row 1 R Ambrose J Byland R Roncador1 R Show R Mxtchell Row2 T Halhgan F Jackson A Hegedus K. G111 :al IUNIUR VA Mk o ll! ll R EY s Row 1: H. Dorsey, R. Gregory, A. Hegedus, F. Jackson, K. Gill. Row 2: F, Laughner, J. Huba, B. Jeney. Centerville Centerville Centerville Centerville Centerville Centerville Centerville Centerville Centerville Centerville Centerville Centerville Centerville Centerville Centerville Centerville Centerville Centerville Centerville Centerville Centerville Centerville The 1953 basketball team was made up of a fine group of boys. Their fine team-spirit and willingness to work together helped fashion a team that was out to win. We are proud that these boys wore the orange and black of our school. Five of our Varsity Basketball Team graduate this season, and we are extremely sorry at their departure.l have known Show, Mitchell, Ambrose, Roncadori, and Byland since they formed an inexperienced jr. High team in 1949-1950. Allow me to thank you fellows who are leaving memories that will remain with me for years to come. Boys, as you leave school and enter a new and different life, may it present you many opportunities and much happiness. To the boys remaining, which include Gill, Halligan, jackson, Dorsey, Hegedus, and several others, let me point out it must be your aim to fill the places of your predecessors and carry our colors throughout the district and stand out as the fighting Centerville Wildcats. Coach Harris . . Redstone 39 . . Brownsville 32 . . Perryopolis 51 . . Brownsville 39 . . Peters 40 . . 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' 'f . . , ' if . . -9 ' T 1 Y , , . - ' ' Martin Marnlcxk 'k 'k 7 , XY 7 AY hone: ai ornia 2552 lv, 1 1' Cor pl ments PEOPLES BANK OF CALIFORNIA Cahforma, Pennsylvama erzb I I I De os IC Corpo af on MCDANIEL TIRE SERVICE Tue Repazr and Recap S61 zzce DU PONT PAINTS Route 4 0 BEALLSY ILLE PENNSYLVANIA lle Complzments BROWNSVILLE HARDWARE Under the Brndge Complzments FLECK S NITE CLUB Complzments BERKY ELECTRIC COMPANY 115 Water Street BROWNSVILLE PENNSYLVAINIA J AND J SALES AND SERVICE Kazse1 F1 a 61 C I f 2444 Complzments BUD'S CLOTHING STORE BroWnsv1lle Unxontown Pennsylvama FRANK H STARTARE S GARAGE Chew olet Sales E5 Sef zzce BEALLSX ILLE PENNSYLX ANIIA Ph B ll ll 22 n i of V Of 'k i M 1 cr of tae For era p if Insurm e ' r i y Phone: Brownsville 112 A f' 1 .1 . Z . 'A' Proprietor 4 Joe Boeckx 1 if 3 Phone: Beallsvi 25 Phone: 3 I mama of of 'k 'A' me ' H . . Phone: Br wnsville 855 3 , . of , ' 1 , 'A' 7 , r L one: ea svi c POWERS CHEVROLET CO. Chevrolet Sales E5 Service Mam Street FREDERICKTOWN PENNSYLVANIA A zoco P od ts HELEN S BEAUTY SI-IOPPE Bentleyvxlle Pennsylvanxa PHONE 68 C07Ill7I1lll6llfS PAT MULLIN MOTORS INC 88 Oldsmobzle H98 BROWNSXILLE PLNNSYLVANIA SPRINGER S Wfallpaper Pazrzfs Venefzau Blinds 'k 7 Water Street BROWNSXILLE PENNSYLX ANIA HAVER'S DRUG STORE The Rexall Store FREDERICKTOWN PENNSYLVANIA T13 the D1 ug St01 e Fust Complzments LANE INSURANCE AGENCY Frederlcktown, Pennsylvama HUDSON S MEN S STORE Headquarters 01 Scout Um 01 ms HERBERTSON MOTOR CO Aufborz ed Foul 86 c W EST BROWNISX ILLE PENNSYLX AINIA - 'A' 'k 1 ' 1 ', A . Phone: 78 rr r HC 1 Of 'A' . , . i' ' 9 9 of A A f , 1 ' ' if if rr D3 - 39 , . BROWNSVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA ' ' , ' T ' Phone: Brownsville 854 J Sales S rvicc 'k 1' L 7 V Y a YA V V L Y r Tr ' 7 V SHARP S FURNITURF STORE 110 West Chestnut Street WASHINGTON PENNSYLVANIA Phone Washlngton 1308 Them Bung No Othu D15 Goods Place New MARSHELL S Place Like MARSHELL S Place Then Marshell s Must Be the Place WASHINGTON PENNSYLVANIA Complzments WASHINGTON COUNTY INSURANCE COMPANY WASHINGTON PENNSYLVANIA 5 1 South Mam Street WASHINGTON PENNSYLVANIA Complzments MALDEN FARM SUPPLY 'A' Route 40 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Callforma, Pennsylvama M mln: Ffdnal Deposzt Insznnnce Colp Accounts Insuud Up to 510 000 JACK HART Congmtnlai s tht Clzss o 1951 C ntevullt Hzkgh Mu: H111 Worr: acl Hart Clothes Snzre 1897 We Would L to Su lt ou WASHINGTON PENNSYLVANIA PENN SANITARY CLEANING 13 3 South Mam Street WASHINGTON PENNSYLVANIA Phone 95 2 Our Tuul Is In flu Curfuzzllt Dzsfucl fzch Monday W dn sdny Thmsday and Sufulrl 11 F01 the Best Movzes Vzszt CUPPIES DRIVE IN Route 40 WEST BROWINSVILLE WEST BROXVINSVILLE PENNSYLVANIA PENNSYLVANIA 3 ,AV . . . it , L, 1 - , 3 4 ' I 1 ' : ' I, 9 1 7 ' 4' , 1 f 1 1 , 4 i , L' ' 'l ' 4' ' 4 ' I I, ike P Y . 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