Chartiers Houston High School - Charconge Yearbook (Houston, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1948 volume:

fhafzconqf, Chartiers Township High School Ro 1 1 Washington, P 4 1 , A ,, -5 X n Q QQ '52 Fj-f '- f -.' -lush., g': !.'.' --- .L Ao-ff:- All-'54 .79 8 JM gfup, fnnfairm, Uffieers Crew Fleet Maneuvers Men 0' War Cargo A g 4 14 gl, 'if ,' g ,idx , v'l -- i ' i 7 i O In E, the members ofthe Senior Class ot Nineteen Hundred and Forty-eight, do solemnly dedicate this issue ot the Char- conge to the hope that world peace and brotherhood will so reign throughout the universe. f Thou, too, sail on, O ship of State! Sail on, O union, strong and great! Humanity with all its tears, With all the hopes of future years, ls hanging breathless on thy tate! --Longfellow 'Uhrough the courtesy of Houghton Miftlin Companyj. Jim 50111 ,Shzp - Chartiers High Chartiers Township High School 'ln e-fh HLM a Mail ' 1' DMQLLQ H H 3-ab mL ,QQ 15135 R I 5 ng fa 6 A in J 5 E 49 Fm, jig Q Q 1 +G' .g144QEF f' as gf W F5 A E I,-19-F 'W-J WJ le, 1 Awww J F IQ i i s she 'i1.m lv 19 JE V Log' lla' RI-F ' W' E'Lw.,JoEW 1 Wliu -fkf .Shed 0. F9 n F gm 5 r Bluebau h speaks - - - Ralph D. Bluebaugh Sarah Porcaro Q Un nf, In our voyage of life we are coming rapidly into our first port-graduation. Our ship has carried us smoothly and safely over the waves of unrest and chaos in a post-war world which has been literally torn asunder by ravages of war and post-war instability. We are about to set our feet upon the shores of what we hope will be a world of happiness and peace. Thus far, we have made our voyage together. From here each of us will chart his own respective course. As individuals, we embark upon the voyage of life. We have landed on the shores of a world which is hopefully searching for the elements which compose lasting peace. Mingled with these elements at the present time are fragments of iealousy, fear, and hate. We seek happiness and success. We seek freedom of individual enterprise. We strive with the best that is in us. We, therefore, want to do our fair share to clear away these clouds of jealousy, fear, and hate, and to crystallize the elements of peace into a world of good will and progress which all men and nations will strive to strengthen and preserve. What we believe determines what we do with our lives. Consequently we must keep ourselves well informed. We must have faith: faith in our Creator, faith in mankind, and faith in ourselves. Faith implies action, for it is that cre- ative power that lies within us. We must have purpose, for the world is just as big as the purpose we achieve. We must have courage to stand up for our convictions which should be based upon a Christian philosophy of a democratic way of life. This way of life chooses freedom, righteousness, and God. -Ralph D. Bluebaugh T e Editor Speaks . . . Harry Miller 'fun Unqaqr, Four years ago we Seniors started our high school career. We were slightly bewildered at the many things that we know we had to meet. How- ever, as we went from one year to the next, we became more sure of our- selves. Now in our Senior year we are proud of the fact that we had come this far. We realize that we could not have done this, had it not been for the teachers, principals, and School Board. We know that we owe them a debt of gratitude that can't be repaid by a few words. We are now ready to take one of the biggest steps in our lives. We have received our training and are prepared to launch out into the world and meet its many problems. Many of us will go to college and others will prefer to start earning their own living, whatever it may be, we will step into it as men and women who will be proud to say that we graduated from Chartiers High School. -Harry Miller jhaq, flumf, Um, 5vw1.m--- School Board L. to r.: Harry K. Ullcm-Treasurer, E. L. Zanolli-Vice President, C. J. Simms-Secretary, John Schmidt- Presideni, Frank Salomon, Edmond Cononge, P. V. Marino-Soliciior, QPaul Plunkett was absenll We wish To thank the members of The School Board who are always ready to help when help is needed. We have profited greatly by their help and guidance Throughout our high school days. K if c Q sf -4, e iff? P f X ' lliiuskunl. 8 aifhe, FRANK MATZ Assistant Principal of the High School Teacher of Physics and Chemistry Waynesburg College, B. S. RALPH D. BLUEBAUGH Principal of Chartiers Township Schools Washington and JeFFerson College, A. B. University of Pittsburgh, M. E. Mitt, ' - Faculty Members I MARY A. BIGGER Westminster College, B. B. A. Keeps our future typists sailing smoother, faster, over the keys. MRS. GERALDINE DUNN Indiana State Teachers College, B. S. Pal to the Junior High! Makes art class something to look forward to. THOMAS E. ELLWOOD Penn State College, B. S. Manages our muscle-men. MRS. RUTH FERGUSON Indiana State Teachers College, B. S. Penn State College Keeps things cooking down in the galley. ELAINE FURNIER California State Teachers College, B. S. New addition to our faculty crew, made a big hit with all. IRENE GRABLE California State Teachers College and Penn State, B. S. Head of the music division, teaches the fundamentals of math to our Junior High. HARRY GRUVER Duquesne University, B. S., M. E. Did you know we had a 2nd Fritz KreisIer aboard the Good Ship? CLAIR HAMILTON Washington and Jefferson College, B. S. The reason for senior girls liking English better than ever before. CLARA JAYLOCK Indiana State Teachers College, B. S. Tops in the secretarial division, faculty business advisor of the yearbook. KATHERINE KARABUSKIN Penn State College, B. S. New head of the Jr. Tri-Hi-Y. PHILA A. LAWTON University of Michigan, A. B. Chewing gum and English rules lust don't mix! ANNE McNARY School Nurse Southside Hospital, Pittsburgh Member of the crew that we just couldn't get along without. RALPH B. MITCHELL Indiana State Teachers College, B. S. University of Pittsburgh, M. E. Coaches the dramatic end of our activities. IRENE I. MUDRAK Grove City College, A. B. Faculty member at the helm of 1948 Charconge. HARRIET MUMPER Bethany College, A. B. Determined to make good citizens out of the senior P. O. D. students. MABEL W. PEACOCK Slippery Rock College, B. S. Up and down the deck, all day longp she's always in demand. SARA POCARRO Secretary to the Principal Always a smile and always ready to help. JOHN ROACH Duquesne Univesity, B. S. Puts vim and vigor into history classes. DORIS RUTHERFORD California State Teachers College, B. S. A whiz at trigonometry! THOMAS A. SMITH California State Teachers College, B. S. Captain Smithy p head of our bas- keteers. EPHRIAM TYLER California State Teachers College, B. S. Supervises our hammer and nail department. ALLENE WALKER University of Pittsburgh, B. S. Visit Room 'IO and travel around the world. li School Calendar SEPTEMBER 5 Trinity Football 12 Canonsburg Football 18 North Fayette Football 24 Avella Football 26 Roland Van Canel Yearbook-Juke Box Dance OCTOBER 1 Sub Deb Club Initiation 2 Redstone Football Game 3 Juke Box Dance Cheerleaders 6 Sylvester Varieties -8- - Tri--Hi-Y lnstallation Y W ff .- 10 Kingsland Marionettes-Bethel 13 Tri-Hi-Y Skating Party 15 Movie 16-17 Teachers Institute 25 South Fayette Football 29 Yearbook Pictures NOVEMBER 6 Centerville Football 7 Yearbook Square Dance 12 Devotional Assembly-Dr. Condron 19 Cavalier Assembly 21 Senior Play 26 Magic Assembly-Thanksgiving Dance 27-28 Thanksgiving Vacation DECEMBER 3 Jr. Town Meeting 4 District Rally 5 Point Marion-Basketball 9 Canonsburg--Basketball 12 Trinity-Basketball-Movie 16 Alumni-Basketball 18 Yearbook Christmas Dance 19 Bu rgettstown-Basketball 22-5 Christmas Vacation JANUARY 2 Cecil-Basketball 7 Tri-Hi-Y Movie 7 East Wash-Basketball 13 Claysville-Basketball 13 Wrestling-Jefferson 16 West Alex-Basketball 16 Wrestling-Carnegie 20 Peters Twp.-Basketball 21 Jr. Town Meeting 23 Bealsville-Basketball 23 Wrestling-Trinity 12 Hickory-Basketball Wrestling-Canonsburg Sub Deb Club Variety Show Wrestling-West Pike FEBRUARY East Wash-Basketball 10th Grade Party Avella--Basketball Wrestling-Carnegie Ambassador Quartette Claysville-Basketball Wrestling-Washington SUB Deb'C1Ub Valentine Dance West Alex-Basketball Wrestling-Trinity Peters Twp.-Basketball Jr. Town Meeting Bealsville--Basketball Wrestling-Canonsburg Hickory-Basketball Wrestling-Jefferson Marvels of Memory Tri-Hi-Y Square Dance Wrestling-Dormont MARCH WPIAL Athletic Banquet-Wm. Jack Raymond Hi-Y Tri-Hi-Y Party Sub Deb Club Fashion Review Yearbook Square Dance Easter Pageant Easter Monday Recess Jr. Town Meeting APRll. Yearbook Juke Box Dance Junior Play 9th Grade Party Yearbook Juke Box Dance Wandell Marionettes Senior Party May Day MAY Penn Sub Deb Club Mother Daughter Banquet Tri-Hi-Y Club Banquet Baccalaureate Class Day Commencement Class of '43 f--iiivgk V5 'il' 'll 4vli'liL7l. 'ii' SENIOR CLASS President ..........., Vice President ....... OFFICERS Don Malarkey Sam Messina Secretary ..4...... ...,... G race Caldwell Treasurer ,...,, ,..,. D olores Simonini L. to r.: D. Simonini, S. Messina, D. Malarkey, G. Caldwell l I gleam, or Seniors The Class of '48 has worked well together as a Senior class. Also, as Juniors and Sophomores, they were always active and had successful activities and projects. One reason 'For this might be due to the 'Fact that all three years, they were under the able leadership of the same president, Don Malarkey. He has proved time and again to be quite capable of the iob and worthy of the honor bestowed upon him. Each year the rest of the oiticers have proved themselves worthy and have worked well to make the Class ot '48 what it is. The class also thanks their sponsor, Miss Peacock, for her helpful guidance. Miss Mabel Peacock SE ANDERSON, LEWIS wis Electrical Engineer Academic 'is is not a very big guy he's mighty and capable any iob he undertakes.. IURS ARNONE, BEATRICE Bea Nurse Academic, Commercial Tri-Hi-Y 2-3-4 Buccaneer Staff 4 Charconge Staff 4 Student Council 4 Glee Club 4 Sextet 4 Secretary 4 Librarian 4 Jr. Town Meeting Western Chorus 4 She has only been with us Ia year but has made a big if. ATKINSON, DAVID Ark Electrician Academic Senior Play 4 Football 2-3-4 Hi-Y 4 Ack always has a cheery word and a friendly smile for everyone. BANCHI, ANTOINETTE Toni Airline Hostess Commercial Toni has proved hersenf ery talented and is yet to ue seen without a cheery mile for all. tub-Deb 3-4 enior Play 4 tuccaneer 3-4 ilee Club 3-4 Charconge 3-4 ibrarian 'I-4 ecretary 4 BEDILLION, CHARLES Chuck Truck Driver Commercial The prankster of the Senior class. Chuck's rare person- ality and popularity is sur- passed by none. Teen Talk 4 BENNINGTON, JOSEPH Joe Shoe Salesman Academic Depend an Joe to make a success of whatever iob he undertakes. Hi-Y 3-4 Glee Club 3-4 Buccaneer 'I-3-4 Charconge 4 Jr. Play 3 Senior Play 4 Rel. Ed. I Jr. Town Meeting 4 BALDWIN, ROBERT ' Bob Horticulturist Academic Although he came to C. T. H. S. a little late, Bob's mode many a friend with his winning personality. Student Council 4 BERT, EVA Bert Nurse-Secretary Academic, Commercial Bert is a girl who doesn't say much but who is always willing to help anyone. Sub-Deb 3-4 Science Club 3 Librarian 4 Glee Club 2-3-4 Buccaneer 3-4 Charconge 4 Secretary 4 BALLAS, DONALD Detecto Sportswriter Buccaneer 2 Football 3-4 Wrestling 2-3-4 Don is an all around sport and studious person, and can he compose an English theme! Wow!! BETON, FLORENCE Tootsie Airline Hostess Commercial Little and sweet is the best description of our Tootsie- . A tiny gal with a big per- sonality. Tri-Hi-Y 2-3-4 Glee Club 2 Librarian 3-4 Secretary 4 Buccaneer 3-4 Charconge 4 I5 I9-13 3 BI ER, JOHN Tooty Forest Ranger Commercial BIRD, WILLIAM Bird W Y Coal Miner CARL, HOWARD Howard Mechanic Academic The only time Howard talks is when he answers a ques- tion, but he has a smile that makes up for it. General Bird, the he man of the class of '48. Football 'l-2-3-4 Wrestling 2-3-4 Baseball 3-4 Student Council 3-V CARL, JAMES Dare Devil Dr Academic Jim's a quiet lad who n has much to say, but n 11-limi: theless he's made mari friend in our school. l I BIER, DAVID Duck Mechanic Academic Dave doesn't have much to say until you get him started in an argument, and he had some good ones in P. O. D. CALDWELL, GRACE Gracie Secretary Academic When it comes to talent, Grace has it in iust about everything. Tri-Hi-Y 2-3-4 Glee Club 2-3-4 Librarian 4 Secretary 4 Jr. Town Meeting 3 Charconge 4 Class Officer 2-3-4 Religious Ed. 1-2 Teen Talk 4 Girls Ensemble 4 16 John is one of the few sen- iors who never got bawled out in class for talking too much. CARROLL, JOHN Bud School Teacher Academic Freckles and red hair des- cribe Bud's looks, and ener- gy and fun describe his per- sonality. Glee Club 2-3 Buccaneer 2 CHAPPEL, JANE Jane Airline Reservationist Commercial Never lei it be said that Jane's lack of height kept her from being one of the most active girls in our class. Tri-Hi-Y 3-4 Librarian 4 Charconge4 Buccaneer 3-4 Secretary 4 CORNELL, LUCILLE Babe Telephone Operator Commercial Babe's always full of fun and pep. Tri-Hi-Y 2-3-4 Cor. Sec. Student Council 2-3 Buccaneer 2-3-4 Charconge 4 Jr. Play 3 Class Officer 3 Secretary 4 Librarian 4 Stamp 8. Bond Collector Teen Talk 4 CUMER, ALEX Red Air Cl Academic As quiet as a mouse,i ready and willing wher he's needed. Football 3-4 Hi-Y 3-4 CUMER TOM Dm Forester Academic 'ee Speech is a freedom g often expressed by Tom, even if he doesn't say ich, he's a good guy . DENT, PATRICIA Pat Secretary Commercial Pat little in stature, but very big in ability. Charconge Staff 4 Buccaneer Staff I-2-3-4 Glee Club 4 Secretary 4 Librarian 4 Girls Ensemble 4 DUDLEY, JOANNE Dynamite Commercial We think that 80 years from now Joanne will still be on the go. She's got that well known VlM, VIGOR, AND VlTAl.lTY. Rel. Education 'I-2 SE IDRS DUDLEY, PERCY Perce Football Player Academic Although Perce believes in Glee Club 3-4 Secretary 4 Charconge Bus. Staff 4 the conservation of energy in the classroom, he's liked by both Teacher and class- mate. Football 2-3-4 Basketball 2-3 FRANZOI, JOHN upaga Football Player Academic 'upaga seems to be a ugh guy on the surfa:e t underneath he's one of E nicest guys you coulcl nt to know. restling I-2-3-4 otball 3-4 GLAZE, TWILA Tweet Nurse Commercial 81 Academic You can always depend on a smile from Tweet . With her pep and inevitable gig- gle, she's bound to make a hit always. Rel. Education 2 Glee Club 3-4 Buccaneer 3-4 Charconge Bus. Staff 4 Librarian 4 Tri-Hi-Y 2-3-4 Secretary 4 Jr. Town Meeting GUMP, DOLORES Dee Bob's Wife Commercial With the pep and energy that Dolores has she's bound to go far. Librarian 'I Sub-Deb 2-3-4 Pres. 4 Senior Play 4 Charconge Bus. Staff 4 Poster Club 'I Glee Club 3-4 HAMILTON, C-AIL Gail Typist Commercial The list under Gail's name proves that you don't have to be noisy to make a hit. Glee Club 2-3-4 Tri-Hi-Y 3-4 Rel. Education 2 Teen Talk 4 Easter Pageant 4 Charconge Bus. Staff 4 Librarian 4 Secretary 4 Usher Jr. Play 3 Sr. Play 4 Baccalaureate, Commence- ment 3 lUsherI EARLIWINE, ROBERT Bob Civil Engineer Academic Although Bob didn't take part in many activities he made many friends and is liked by all who know him. HENNEN, DONALD Don Farmer Academic If it's a rule that farmers are pleasant and quiet, Don's bound to be a success- ful one. Monitor 2 Jr. Play Usher 3 'l7 HOLLAND, MARGARET Margie Nurse Academic, Commercial Margie has the rare ability of being at three meetings at one time, always on the go. Glee Club 2-3 Sub-Deb 2-3-4 Rel. Education 2 Librarian 4 Secretary 4 Charconge Bus. Stal? 4 Teen Talk 4 Commencement Usher 3 HOLLENBACH, JACOB Buck Coast Guard Commercial His blonde hair and blue eyes make him the male Veronica Lake of the class. HUNTER, PEGGY Peg Navy Nurse A'Eaden'1ic, Commercial Fair skin and hair and a sweet smile make her one of the most likeable girls in the class. Glee Club 2-3-4 Girls Ensemble 4 Tri-Hi-Y 2-3-4 Rel. Education 2 Charconge Bus. Staff 4 I9-48 INGRAM, PATSY Pasquala Artist Academic Patsy, the Rembrant of the class. KOVATCH, JOHN Rabbit Baseball Plc KUHN, ROBERT Usobn Academic Although he cloesn't have much ta say he's proved himself able of most any- thinglw' 7 Hi-Y 2-3-4 18 .MALARKEY,.DONAl.D.-We. - -- Squirt Football 81 Wrestling Coach Academic The word POPULARITY must have been made for Squirt . We're sure the rest of the school agrees with me, he's Tops! Hi-Y 2-3-4 Hi-Y Officer 4 Glee Club 2-3-4 Class President 2-3-4 Wrestling 'I-2-3-4 Football 'l-2-3-4 Baseball 2-3-4 Senior Play 4 MANES, MONA Mona Nurse Academic Mona has proved herself a good leader in many things. Tri-Hi-Y 2-3-4 Tri-Hi-Y President 4 Glee Club 2-3-4 Librarian 4 Jr. Town Meeting 3 Charconge 4 Rel. Education 'l-2 Jr. Play 3 Tri-Hi-Y 2-3-4 Senior Play 4 Student Council 3 Librarian 3-4 Camera Club 3-4 Chorconge, Editorial Staff 4 Buccaneer 2 MCGOWAN, WILLIAM Bill Radio Engineer Academic Bill's another one that you never know where or when he's going to turn up next. Hi-Y 2-3-4 lPresidentl Football 2-3-4 Glee Club 3-4 Student Council 4 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Charconge Bus. Stal? 4 Academic Always on the go descr' him whether its sports, cl or whatever else. Football 'l-2-3-4 Basketball l-2-3-4 Baseball 'l-2-3-4 Hi-Y 2-3-4 Vice Pres. Jr. Class 3 Fire Warden 3-4 Charconge Bus. Stal? 4 MALONE, DELORES Dee Gym 'leache Commercial That streak of red goin down the hall was ius Dee hurrying to a meet ing. Poster Club l-2 Glee Club 2-3-4 Sub-Deb 4 Librarian 3-4 Secretary 4 Junior Play 3 Buccaneer Staff 3-4 Charconge Staff 4 SENIURS MELE, JOHN MeII Business Man Commercial e is full of fun and you MESSINA, SAMUEL Muse Scientist Academic He's full of fun and school spirit. Hi-Y 2-3-4 Football 2-3 Wrestling 3 MILLER, CHRISTINE ,I-I-enyn MILLER, HARRY Nick Academic We could write a book about Harry, but we'II iust say he's one swell person. Glee Club 2-3-4 Commercial MILKOVICH, FRANCES Froncy Secretary Commercial What will our fans do with- out Francy to pep them up at our games? Cheerleader 2-3-4 Tri-Hi-Y 2-3-4 Charconge Staff IBusinessj Librarian 4 Student Council 3 Secretary 4 Stomp 8- Bond Salesman 2 Whenever things get dull. she's always there to keep the party going. Librarian 3-4 i Charconge Staff IBusinessl Choral Festival 3-4 Football Manager I-2-3-4 Basketball 2-3-4 Baseball 2-3-4 Hi-Y 2-3 Camera Club 3-4 IPres.l Buccaneer Staff 3 Charconge Staff IEditorJ Senior Play Junior Town Meeting of the Air 3-4 Religious Education Boys Ensemble 2-3 re bound to like him. ire Warden 4 MORFLAK, DOLORES Dunn Secretary Commercial Duna is one of those per- sons who is still going strong when everyone else is fag- ged out. Buccaneer Staft 2-3-4 Tri-Hi-Y 4 Secretary 4 Charconge Staff IBusinessl Librarian 4 Teen Talk Glee Club 3-4 Class Officer 4 Religious Education Stamp 81 Bond Salesman 3 MORGAN, PATRICIA Pat Secretary Commercial A friend in need is a 'Friend indeed, always suits Pat. She'II help anyone anytime. Tri-Hi-Y 2-3-4 ISec.J Glee Club 2-3-4 Secretary 4 Librarian A Charconge Staff IBusinessJ Religious Education Usherette Teen Talk lSec.j MORRIS, CLAUDE CIaudie Railroad Engineer Commercial A little on the timid side. Always active in sports and club activities. Hi-Y 2-3-4 Football 2-3 Wrestling 2-3-4 Usher Junior Play NASER CLETUS CIet Race Car Driver Commercial CIet is one of the shorter members of our class. He's mighty and full of fun. PASSAMANI, DORIS Doris Secretary Commercial Doris always does her share when there is work to be done. Sub Deb 3-4 Librarian 4 Secretary 4 Buccaneer Staff 4 Charconge Stat? IBusinessJ Student Council 4 I9 l943 PAVLISCHEK, JOE Joe Railroad Engineer Academic Joe is a swell person who appears to be quiet, but he can really keep a conversa- tion going once he gets started. Basketball 2-3 Football 3 'WU' REYNOLDS, PEGGIE Mouse Journalist Commercial and Academic Always out front leading us in our cheers, Peggie will leave a place hard to fill. Cheerleader 'I-2-3-4 Tri-Hi-Y 2-3-4 Glee Club 2-3-4 Buccaneer 2 Charconge Staff fArt Edi- torl 4 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Religious Education Poster Club 3-4 Librarian 4 Secretary 4 Teen Talk 4 Girls' Ensemble 4 RITTENHOUSE, JAMES Jim Undertaker H Academic T P Besides good looks, Jim's got a personality that's con- stantly winning him friends. Hi-Y 2-3-4 Wrestling 3-4 Camera Club 3-4 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Junior Town Meeting of the Air 3 Football 4 Charconge Staft lEditoriall 4 SAVELSBERGK, JAMES Jim Big Game Hunter Academic You never know what Jim will do or where he'll turn up next. Football I-2-3 Wrestling I-2 Wrestling Manager 3 Charconge Staff Editorl 4 Glee Club 3 fLiterary SASEK, PEGGY LOU Peg l.ou Moc Commercial Neat, sweet, and she h that rare combination blonde hair, blue eyes al dimples. Cheerleader 2-3-4 Tri-Hi-Y 2-3-4 Stamp 81 Bond Salesman 2 Camera Club 3-4 iSecretary Religious Education f Charconge iBusiness Staffj A Librarian 4 Secretary 4 Teen Talk 4 SOVICK, WILLIAM Spud Radio Techniciai SCARTON, GUIDO Guido President Academic Rough, tough and hard to bluff suits Guido to a T . Football 'I-2-3-4 Hi-Y 2-3-4 Basketball 2-3-4 Baseball 2-3-4 Poster Club 'I-2 Student Council Class Officer 2 Glee Club 3-4 Fire Warden 4 20 SHARP, VERNA Vern Dress Designer Commercial Verna leaves C. T. H. S. as she entered, never having spoken more than three words at one time. Tri-Hi-Y 2-3-4 Band 3 Buccaneer 3 Usherette-Jr. and Sr. Play Religious Education Glee Club 4 Secretary 4 Librarian 4 Charconge Staft CBusinessl 4 SI MON I N I , DOLORES Dee Secretary Commercial Dee is a sweet all around girl , one we lust couldn't do without. Librarian I-4 Buccaneer 2-3-4 Sub-Deb Club 2-3-4 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Charconge Business Staff 4 Senior Otticer iTreasurerl 4 Secretary 4 SIMPSON, WILLIAM Bill Aeronautics General A nicer guy than Bill is hard to find. Hi-Y 3-4 Academic This lad with curls amassrj enough to thrill any lass. Cecil- Hi-Y I-2 Band 'I-2 Baseball 2 Basketball 2 Football 2 President of Sophcmori Class 2 Chartiers- Football 3-4 Hi-Y 3-4 Basketball 3-4 Junior Play 3 Charconge CEditorial Staffj 4 Baseball 4 Teen Talk 4 BTASIOWSKI, CAROLINE Cary Secretary Commercial iry is quiet, graceful cmd arming. Always has a tile. narconge Business Staff 4 cretary 4 Cdent Council 3 rarion 4 DONALD STRIMEL Duck Carpenter Commercial When trying to describe like Duck , you sometimes run out of words, about all we can say is that every class is rationed to iust one guy as swell as he is. Hi-Y 3-4 TINKEY, VIOLET Diz Bookkeeper. Typist Commercial No matter who you are, SE IURS Violet always thinks you're nice enough for one of her sweet smiles. WEAVER MARTHA Honey Housewife Secretary 4 Librarian 4 Commercial and Academic Wedding bells will be ring- ing for Honey soon. We all wish her luck. Religious Education 2 WELSH, WAYNE Wayne Aeronautical Engineer Commercial and Academic WEST, ROBERT Hob Electrical Engineer Academic nb upsets the heart of any a lass with that gleam his eye and that sparkle his smile. udent Council 3-4 CPresi- dent 4D rccaneer 4 larconge Business Stott 4 -Y 4 WHITESELL, CLAIR Whitey Undertaker Academic Always up and on the go is Whitey . Glee Club 'l-2-3-4 Baseball Mgr. 'l-2 Hi-Y 2-3-4 Boys Ensemble 3-4 WILLIAMS, JOHN Hi-Ball Coast Guard General Hi-Ball's rule: Keep your eyes open and your mouth shut. He plays a sweet saxophone, too. Junior Play Committee 3 Sub Deb Club 4 Charconge Business Stott 4 Baccalaureate and Commencement Usher 3 Teen Talk 4 WINSECK, PAUL Paul Engineer Commercial Paul captivotes all with his smile. Buccaneer 4 Student Council 2 Wayne with his mellow voice and corny iokes is an all around guy. Hi-Y 2-3-4 Glee Club 3-4 Camera Club 3-4 lVice Pres. 41 Charconge Editorial Staff 4 Religious Education 'l Boys Ensemble 3-4 WOLFE, JACK Jack Barber General Tall, dork, and handsome tits Jock. Basketball 2-3-4 Hi-Y 4 21 WRIGHT, DOLORES Tubby Secretary Commercial Tubby is a friend indeed, especially to those in need. l948 SENIURS Whenever you need help. you'II find Tubby a friend ready to aid you. Charconge Editorial Staff 4 Buccaneer 4 Sub-Del:r2r3f4 ' ' Student Council 4 Secretary 4 Junior Town Meeting 3-4 Rel. Education 2 YARKOSKY, ROBERT Canary Carpenter Canary, though a bit back- ward at times, is really a regular fellowe- w------- - General l-3-4 Commercial 2 YUHAS, JOHN Bogart Football Academic Teen Talk 4 One of the quietest guys I know, Never one to steal the show. Otlhers were rated tops by e So now can you guess why he's tops with me? Wrestling 3 Football 4 ZANAGLIO, ANDY Faus Navy General and Commercial A friend to all and really a nice guy to know. Football 'l-2-3-4 Glee Club 3-4 Wrestling 3-4 Baseball 3-4 Charconge Editorial StaFF 4 Former Chartiers High School students who have completed graduation requirements in the Armed Forces are: ROBERT GRONSKI JOHN ZOFCHAK JACOB ORBIN hip'5 og Well, mates, here we are seniors with graduation day not far ahead! This is the time we have all been waiting for and, I guess, we feel very proud of ourselves. But do you remember a day iust four short years ago ffor some it may be five or six! when we were mere freshmen? Remember all those English rules we had to memorize and the innumerable lunch periods we spent with our fav- orite English teacher, because we hadn't learned them quite right? The Wash- ington Seminary holds fond memories for some of us because we couldn't find time to pass certain subjects in a regular nine month period. We didn't get much of anything done that year but were pushed around until we got into the swing of things. Now we're sophomores! We have a little more to do and with Miss Lawton as our class advisor we have made a success out of the sophomore dance. We elected class officers for the first time and have high hopes for the future. It's now September of 'I946 as we shove off into our iunior year with ban- ners flying. Things are really happening fast! Everyone has to do some sailing this year to get things done on time. Remember the play, Here Comes the Brides , that we put on? Johnny Carroll's two stirring lines won't soon be for- gotten. All those skating parties, iuke box dances, square dances, assemblies fmostly good but a few dry ones mixed in tool, and numerous other things will live in our memories. Who will ever forget the decorations for the Prom? How could we have ever struggled through all those activities without the assistance of Mrs. Hackman, our class advisor? Room 17 ahoy! Now we're seniors! There is never a dull moment. We wonder if Miss Rutherford's efforts to teach math to McGowan and Savelsberg will be in vain. They may even become famous mathematicians. We beat Canonsburg Gunners at last! Mr. Matz gave us a whole day to celebrate. It will be difficult to choose a King and Queen of May because there are so many seniors deserving of the honor. Graduation is iust around the corner and to be honest with ourselves we are sorry it is all over. We fully realize that these days will be some of our most cherished memories. But time waits for no one and we must now embark on our long voyage into unchartered future. 23 911, Emp, ug 'Mmm --- Baby Pictures 24 Informal Poses af f i g ? 52, ,hK, 1, , fl fi 1 Q, 'f gi ' fff wyiai 4? -1 -' ------ 1:w:,p-:z- .- .,,,,:1,:. -:- .y s-::-3.5. ::g:,., -:,g:-:zg:,g.g,ggazggg-51-:.5s::a. :V 15 f .. -1, :. a.: .. ,. ...M .,.... Q., ,... ., ., 4 L -.':IlI:Ii-E'I.I22222525-CQ-f'E.iE:'2, -:' ' :H :sz::.5:f2:i Zjp.::- 5 Q ,Q ,..A 6 :I lllq ,. P . .... , .,... M.-fn ,... ...,..,,... . Class ill We, the Senior Class of l948, of Chartiers Township High School, Wash- ington County, Pennsylvania, being of sound mind, memory, and understanding, do hereby make, publish, and declare this our last will, and testament, hereby revoking any and all wills here-to-fore made by us. Dolores Malone leaves her pretty red hair to Georgia Zan- kowski. Percy Dudley leaves his football ability to Richard Davis. David Atkinson leaves his blushing to Shirley Morgan. Bill Bird leaves his physique to Ray Rumanek. Alex Cumer leaves his flaming red hair to Merwyn McCracken. Bob Earliwine leaves his backwardness to Nat Kirk. John Franzoi leaves his ability to talk himself out of a mess to B57 Cannon. Y' W- Y' W Peggy Hunter leaves her charm and winning personality to Lil Armani. Bob Yarkosky leaves his good taste for clothes to Bob Seward. Eva Bert leaves her iob as office secretary to anyone willing to work that hard. Dolores Wright leaves her brains to Doris Shaffer. Guido Scarton leaves his essays to anyone capable of thinking them up. Doris Passamani leaves her shorthand ability to some future secretary from the Junior Class. Bill Sovick leaves his curly hair to George Strong. ? Jim Savelsberg leaves his wavy hair to Nat Kirk. Caroline Stasiowski leaves her pleasing way to Patty Powell. Harry Miller leaves a place hard to fill by any underclassman. Frances Milkovich leaves her pep and energy to Donna Arcure. Bill McGowan leaves his likeable personality to some fortunate underclassman. Jack Wolfe leaves his height to Porky Zanin. ? Sam Messina leaves his popularity with everyone to Johnnie Deco. Don Malarkey leaves his athletic ability to Wayne Cimino. Bob Baldwin leaves all the girls weeping in the halls. Beatrice Arnone leaves her brains and winning personality to Evelyn Polk. Margaret Holland leaves her many iobs in school to Valeria Zurca. Grace Caldwell leaves Miss Peacock minus one swell secretary. Johnnie Carroll leaves his clever iokes to Don Ramsey. ? Jacob Hollenbach leaves his beautiful eyes to Bill Schwiene- braten. Joe Bennington leaves his acting ability to some future Rudolph Valentino. Bob West leaves his brains to Johnnie Monda. John Kovatch leaves his friendly disposition to Leno Panelli. Jim Rittenhouse leaves his strong, silent type of manner to Roger Nixon. Joe Pavlischeck leaves his love for basketball to Bill Emph. Clair Whitesell leaves his wolf tactics to Ed Fulton. Verna Sharp leaves her shyness to Agnes Warne. 26 Andy Zanaglio leaves his dark eyes to Henry Coneby. Pat Morgan leaves her good school spirit to Betty Malinak. Mona Manes leaves her leadership in clubs to Bertha Rasel. John Mele leaves his dark hair to Wilbur Miller. John Yuhas leaves his naps in class to some energetic Junior. Violet Tinkey leaves her friendliness to Mil Frank. Martha Weaver leaves her place as the first engaged Senior girl to Jeannie Weaver.,.. .C Z. Paul Winseck leaves his place on the Buccaneer staff to his brother, Ted. Dolores Simonini leaves her popularity to Dot Armani. Christine Miller leaves her noisiness to Sylvia Anderson. Bob Kuhn leaves his way with the women to Ray Holmes. Gail Hamilton leaves her quietness to Bruno Bazzoli. ? Twila Glaze leaves her hearty laugh to Betty Hordes. John Bier leaves as quietly as he came. Toni Banchi leaves her acting ability to some future Sarah Bernhardt. Don Ballas leaves his cheerful manner to Jack Meneely. Pat Dent leaves her sweetness to her sister, Betty. Florence Beton leaves her crave for chewing gum to Jay Wolfe. Jane Chappell leaves her size to Donna Wylie. ? Lewis Anderson leaves his arguments in P. O. D. to some clever Junior. Wayne Welsh leaves his seat in the Tenor section of the Glee Club to Punky Arthur. John Williams leaves, never having said more than three words at one time. Donald Hennen leaves quiet but nice manner to Jim Matz. Howard Carl leaves his friendliness to Wayne Taylor. Dolores Gump leaves her way with the men to Susie Arthur. Lucille Cornell leaves her willingness to help anyone to Babs Premero. Tom Cumer leaves his shyness to Ken Markle. Dave Bier leaves his co-operativeness to Dick Stewart. Joanne Dudley leaves her iitterbug steps to sister, Geraldine. Clettus Naser leaves his ability to argue to Jim Warne. Claude Morris leaves his big brown eyes to George Rand. Bill Simpson leaves his height to Jim Buckels. Don Strimel leaves his noisiness to anyone who wants it. Chuck Bedillion leaves his ability to get into mischief to Barry Aufmann. Jim Carl leaves his studious nature to Walter Bopp. Peggy Reynolds, Peggy Sasek, and Patsy Ingram leave their good times together to Dottie Carroll, Dolores Sasek, and Patty Fabian. nderclassmen 5 7' . Q 1 9 N ll ' if I M ' fr 1, W ' ' 'X :- fx - F r X5 f f if ff ' AU fi, f 4 ' fy f I ? v f V I j , f, x FK l - f 'W , W 'lfZ.J,Ez Mx. M507 , , Q ff' f- - x zp- ' X g 1 !x xv' E' ' ZQ ' ,I - I ll , -Q ,fl 1-q TR '- - N' TE? -? N' X f. f 1 : Y ,5 - . -'Exim 45, QQ . - ': ' Inffrim ili'll'UlLT ' 'tif ,'h-A 27 4.1 A.,-f L. to r.: Valeria Zurca, treasurerg Raymond Rumanek, vice president: Frank Betonte, presidentg Lillian Armani, secretary. -5mmaL glass Juniors A Junior class is at an ideal age to gossip about its high school career: the perplexities ofthe lower classmen are pastp the dignity of the grave and reverend seniors has not as yet descended upon their shoulders. The leaders of this class are very capable in leading their class activities and planning a most successful Prom under Miss Rutherford's guidance. il ,nop lilill-QZQQ .5 1 4, AN, ,N . WWW M- ,.., A ,, , ,Q-ff gg H 5 Miss Doris Rutherford INCRIP1 J, U fy f 0 Ist Row: M. Ramsey, F. Zanin, B. Bodmer, J. Kirk, S. Jeffers, K. Markle, S. Morgan, N. Kirk, E. Polk 2nd Row: Miss Lawton, J. Brigich, D. Cramer, S. Mark, A, Husman, T. Bebout, L. Herron, J. Meneely M. Woods, J. Pleshovich. H 3rd Row: B. Moore, D. Stewart, J.McWreath, J. Monda, K. Meier, R. JeFFers, E. Borda, R. Demsher V. Zuvca 4th Row: W. Henderson, V. Schultz, A. Sharp, I. Bopp, C. Sherrow, E. Dorchak, J. Warne, L. Frantz C. Bailey, T. Craig, M. Brodnick, B. Primero lst Row: L. Anderson, D. Herriott, R. Piasenti, G. Raymond, B. Hordies, J. Deco, G. Cross, S. Angott, A. Gruden 2nd Row: Miss Mumper, D. Ramsey, D. Shaffer, L. Oliveri, P. Powell, C. Patterson, L. Melone, J. Green, G. Zankowski, M. McCracken 3rd Row: D. Gourand, J. Vulcano, L. Mazza, R. Thompson, M. Plunkett, G. Gray, D. Balazy, W. Lesiak, J. Demoski 4th Row: C. Picknick, W. Cimino, W. Miller, R. Holmes, G. Strong, J. Matz, R. Malinok, H. Sickles, F. Betonte, R. Rcxmonek, E. Fulton - yfwwn gm GAG Sophomores lst Row: H. Massack, R. West, L. Deisel, G. Orbin 2nd 3rd 4th D. Wylie, A. Cherpak, M. Patterson, D. Ratley: D. Rose Row: Miss Furnier, R. Weaver, D. Weaver, J. Popeck, J. Hayes, B. Baker, L. Wimer, B. Beton M. Pleskovich, H. Scariot, M. Cigana 1 Row: R. Hageter, D. Sasek, W. Bopp, J. Weaver, H. Swamp, L. Dore, G. Lauze, J. Morflak J. Waite 1 Row: M. Miller, G. Arthur, M. Smith, J. Dalbo M. Wise, D. Funka 1 'lst Row: B. Fonner, J. Mastnock, B. Malinak, G. 2nd 3rd 4th 'lst 2nd 3rd 4th Campbell, B. Alford, N. Gontz, D. Carroll, T. Winseck, M. Holik Row: Mr. Mitchell, G. Bier, L. Panelli, B. Dent, B. Aufmann, P. Fabian, T. Putorti, V. Zavislak, W. DePaoli, G. Gump, R. Kirk Row: D. Beton, M. Kloubucher, R. Hoskinson, M. Douglas, D. Adams, D. Mele, F. Mary, E. Kis- sell, R. Dorchak Row: M. Fullum, J. Kosharsky, H. Barbish, T. McAnany, W. Brincko, J. Holland, B. Cannon, D. Mohr Row: R. Conklin, M. Lenart, F. Bell, N. Sala, M. Altier, L. Talza, C. Horne, D. Ratley, F. Delost Row: Miss Rutherford, B. Warne, W. Taylor, F. Whiteman, D. Aston, B. Shannon, J. Brigich, C. Naser, J. Urbas, A. Beall, N. Barnikel Row: D. Tilger, E. Stewart, D. Cox, B. Sewart, B. Washabaugh, R. Nixon, D. Arcure, S. Mazza, B. Rosel Row: J. Anesetti, B. Bozzali, S. Anderson, D. Wilson, R. Kovatch, P. Debolt Q lst Row: B. Ayers, F. Betonte, S. Bellino, P. Jeffers, P. Burgess, D, Rudolph, C. Crawford, H. Tomsic, F. Fetcho 2nd Row: Miss Korabuskin, H. Haas, C. Atkinson, D. Meiers, D. Binder, L. Young, A. Lavorich, R. Brcuhs, J. Scears, J. Bitz 3rd Row: D. Brodnick, J. Hibbert, A. Burchik, C. Bush, R. Urbas, R. Miller, R. Miller, G. DiSalle, E. Premo 4th Row: R. Fazzolclre, E. Kraiicek, C. Melone, J. Wolfe, R. Cumer 'Ist Row: M. Nystrom, D. Johnston, G. Banchi, D. Hordies, D. Fischer, R. Chappel, R. Zampon, C. Whitfield, R. Weaver 2nd Row: Mr. Roach, V. Weaver, D. Oravets, G. Gouirand, A. MacCononge, J. Salandra, D. McElhaney, J. Gaido, M. Spiller, T. Tcxufter, D. Scott, G. Yarkosky, B. Mikus, M. Arnold, A. Ku- bachi 3rd Row: F. Vulencic, W. Raspet, M. Domin, J. Mil- kovitch, N. Bortman, J. Fee, E. Dodd, W. Zofchck, l. Mcxcioszek, D. Tc1uFfer, C. Meredith, H. Ma- cioszek 4th Row: N. Sankey, F. Zanaglio, M. Anthony, C. Mullins, C. Arthur, D. Hogan, P. Schiessler, B. Emph, P. Schultz, P. Giovannini, R. Luidella, J. Vetell, E. Roth lst Row: N. Reck, G. Smith, N. Leik, J. DeWitt, R. Dungee, F. Jeffers, M. Eorliwine, J. Jeffers 2nd Row: Mrs. Dunn, R. Lee, S. Reborch, G. Morgan, E. Kovatch, L. Polk, A. Raymond, W. Novotny, J. Kissell, B. Banish, M. Koste 3rd Row: R. Freno, M. Kerin, R. Colteryahn, B. Fofly- gen, A. Hete, J. Weaver, J. Davis, D. Henderson, S. Danley 4th Row: J. Dungee, A. Sickles, J. Welsh, M. Swi- hart, J. Fullum, F. Melone, J. Haggerty, D. Wa- losky, W. Jaap Miss Elaine Furnier 31 fabin, 431145, lst Row: M. Dorance, A. Burgess, G. Hagan, R. Wag- ner, C. MacDonald, R. Hordies, B. Bedillion, M. Brigich, L. Hampson 2nd Row: Miss Mudrak, M. Beall, E. Vetell, J. Courie, P. Beton, W. McCollough, E. Bell, J. Alderson, J. Williams, D. Brown, E. Melone 3rd Row: W. Kesneck, T. Martin, T. Whitefield, S. Bedillion, C. Plunkett, D. Rendziak, W. Schwein- braten, V. Hoffman, R. Chuey 41h Row: F. Koziel, B. Anesetti, W. Brodnick, C. Me- lone, E. Brice, W. Kamenski, B. Howcroft, A. Miller, l.. Bell, M. Carl, J. Carroll 'lst Row: M. Dent, P. Spin, D. Craig, E. Cox, M. Zan- aglio, D. Rush, D. Dabo, D. McMurray, B. Keeler 2nd Row: Miss Walker, E. Dewitt, G. Weber, E. Weaver, M. Jackson, F. Succurro, E. Zurca, J. Hil- derbrand, C. Graham, J. Emberf, G. Dudley, G. Ratley 3rd Row: C. Weaver, D. Freno, J. Tustin, D. Moskal, J. Macik, H. Hilderbrand, A. Warne, C. McPeak, S. Rogdegl-niero 4th Row: D. Karahuta, N. Monda, V. Kern, M. Evans, R. Ullom, S. Hilderbrand Up the line! E 32 Miss Anene walker lst Row: P, Jeffers, W. Jackson, P. Tauzel, R. Washa- baugh, E. Lenart, D. Lesso, E. Miller, R, Mohr, M. Wylie 2nd Row: Miss Bigger, E, Henderson, J. Earliwine, G. Reynard, J. Rodighiero, V. Murray, S. Kerin R. Hennen, B. Zanolla, R. Nystrom, E. Morgan 3rd Row: W. Griffith, M. Jones, R. Carl, P. Meething, E. Seik, R. Melone, C. Putorti, L. Bedillion, D. Stenger 4th Row: J. Huseman, G. Reed, D. Anderson, W. Myers, R. Graham lst Row: R. Bizzack, B. Gardner, H. Deren, A. Arnone, I. Burgess, D. Aston, P. Jaap, B. Cumer, D. Ber- nard 2nd Row: Mr. Hamilton, R. DeMarco, S. Bizzack, J. Brodnick, W. Curdie, W. Holt, C. Jones, R. Cumer, A. Dami, J. Anderson, C. Kobuchi 3rd Row: C. Bernard, M. Cregut, D. Fazzolari, D. Hollenbach, P. Hollenbach, D. Burgess lst Rowzn G. Urbanic, E. Turk, D. Zofchak, R. White- sell, D. Young, M. Urbanic, E. Patterson, M. Smith, B. Murdoch 2nd Row: Miss Jaylock, J. Malarkey, C, Toland, A. Patterson, L. Marra, S. Brown, J, Kovatch, D. Delone, L. Meredith, l. Pitcock, B. Bizzack 3rd Row: D. Plunkett, C. Moriarty, A. Tauzel, P. Sluby, N. Williams, J. Witlcowsky, W. Powell, A, Mazza V l Miss Allene Walker jlfowawaqa, 33 Seventh Grade English 9 The Three Moioreiies General Science That hurts! Civics Mr. Tyler's helpers English 8 Office History 7 Sewing Plane Geomeiry Super Salesman Fire wcxrclens Latin Il Algebra Il The 'three D's Aw, come on, smile! Home Ec Physics Oooh, windy! General Math Watch fhe birdie! We seevyeu! W I1's spring c1fias1! Ooh, Iookie there! Around ihe corner Brrr-it's cold out! Oh, Frankie! Seeing doubie?? In spring ci young mon's 'Fancy .. As we said before . . . And what ore you laughing ut? 'lg fActivities ,fin 'fluff ,QIUL i 'f 15 5 Q55 f -' jiga W 01510 ' f .. j-1 A-, Jggiqgi gap 1-4723. .av Y A51 g,'lL-l 'sur , 'L' Lgl' 37 May a Royal Procession 38 Lord and Queen of May 1947 and cmendmnts 'lst Row: P. Powell, K. Meier, D. Wright, D. Gump, M. Brodnick, R. Piasente, D. Malone 2nd Row: M. Weaver, M. Holland, M. Ramsey, B. Premro, D. Simonini, D. Cox 3rd Row: B. Bazzoli, B. Malinak, G. Gump, L. Diesel, M. Woods, M. Cigano, D. Weaver, T. Banchi 4th Row: E. Bert, D. Passamani, M. Frank, L. Frantz, B. Moore, V. Schultz, T. Craig may 'L Sub Deb lub The Sub Deb Club sponsors many events of the year. Among them are: the Valentine Dance, Thanksgiving Dance, and the Coronade. At our Coronade or May Day Dance the main event is the crowning of our May Queen and Lord of May. Our oFFicers for the year are: president, Dolores Gump, vice-president, Dol- ores Wright, secretary, Katherine Meier, treasurer, Mildred Brodnick. The Club is under the capable leadership of Mrs. Ferguson who has been the sponsor since the club started. Mildred Anthony was the 1947 May Queen and Frank Vulcano was the 1947 Lord of May. Mrs. Ruth Ferguson 'f7fLQdf.Q!L nf, 6'hafu5Lafm, Junior Pla IQ47 ll James Took ..,.. Bill Thompson ..... Madge Burns ...,.., Mr. Oswald ..,,.......,,,... Aunt Ellen Thompson II Uncle Dan Took ...,.,.,,.. Peg Westfield .......,....,.. Mrs. Duvalle Smythe Bubbles Duvalle ....,.. Lady MacBeth ......., McDaniel ......... Bottom Row: Mr. Mitchell, D. Malone, P. Reynolds, D. Simonini, L. Cornell Top Row: J. Carroll, B. McGowan, B. Sovick, J. Bennington CAST gpm Jim mm .. Bill McGowan Bill Sovick Peggy Reynolds Joe Bennington Lucille Cornell Jim Rittenhouse Dolores Simonini Mona Manes Dolores Malone Jennie Martincic John Carroll Mr. Ralph B. Mitchell A group of eleven struggling young actors and actresses and their director, Mr. Ralph B. Mitchell, were hard at work on the first play ever presented by our class of '48, then Juniors. The play was presented on March 27 and 28, 1947. All who took part in it won't ever forget the fun and thrill of being in a per- formance they can remember with pride for being a part of it. 40 'Uhmfm plz Senior Pla V943 L. to r.: A. Banchi, J. Bennington, D. Gump, H. Miller, P. Hunter, D. Atkinson, P. Reynolds, Sondra Trevor Ethelind Trevor Bob Hildreth .. Deryk Dorse .... Lizzie .................., ...,. B. McGowan, P. lngram, J. Rittenhouse, D. Simonini .QI'l'l0I'L ,UL dll , 'U ' iha, Q A Peggy Reynolds Dolores Simonini Bill McGowan . ...... Jim Rittenhouse .. Patsy Ingram Mrs. McTavish ,.,.. ,..,... P eggy Hunter Mr. McTavish .,..... ,....,....., H arry Miller Juniper Jenks ...... ....... J oe Bennington Dido ,...........,... Robin McTavish The Demon .. Extra ........,..... Toni Banchi David Atkinson . ....., David Atkinson , ..... Wayne Welsh Mr. Ralph B. Mitchell With ci spine-chilling laugh, the ugly Demon carried oft the heroine to his watery grave of the deep! Wow! What a scene that was. Again the play was under the able direction of Mr. Mitchell, who can be given credit for producing two of the finest plays ever put on at Chartiers High. Several of the some people were chosen for the cast which proved that they were of real acting material. lst Row: D. Wright, P. Reynolds, H. Miller, J. Savelsberg, P. Dent 2nd Row: B. Arnone, G. Caldwell, B. Sovick, G. Scarton, W. Welsh, M. Manes, Miss Mudrak Charconge EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-in-Chief ...,.., ...,.......,., ...... H a rry Miller Assistant Editor ....., ........ D olores Wright Literary Editor ..... ,.,... James Savelsberg Art Editor ,.......,........ ...,...............,......,. P eggy Reynolds Assistant Art Editors ......, .,... P atsy Ingram, James Rittenhouse Sports Editors ...,....... .....,.,,....,.. ...,......,.. G uido Scarton, Andy Zanaglio, William Sovick Photographer's Assistant ,,... .,...,,,.......,.......... W ayne Welch Write-ups .........,...,..,.......,.....,......,..,...,..........,.,,, Grace Caldwell, Pat Dent, Beatrice Arnone, Mona Manes, Peggy Reynolds Adviser ...,..,.................,,,,,.........,...,.......,..... Miss Mudrak The editorial staff has tried to prepare a yearbook that you will enioy. Much eltort has been put forth to make it a success. This year the editorial staff has its adviser, Miss Irene Mudrak, to thank for her kind help and suggestions. Also we wish to thank the business staFF 'For their able assistance. 42 ' ' ' 'L hareonge Business Staff Funds must be provided before any yearbook goes into pro- duction and the work of our very eFFicient Business Sta'FF is under the capable direction of Miss Clara Jaylock. Parties, dances, and various other activities have been spon- sored by the staff for the yearbook funds and all have proved very successful. Top Row: M. Holland, D. Malone, J. Savelsberg, W. Welsh, B. Sovick, J. Bennington, B. McGowan, J. Kovatch, B. West Middle Row: Miss Jaylock, L. Cornell, P. Sasek, P. Hunter, E. Bert, D. Passamani, P. Morgan, G. Hamilton, V. Sharp, J. Dudley Bottom Row: J. Chappel, F. Beton, C. Miller, T. Glaze, C. Stasiowski, D. Simonini, D. Gump, D. Morflak, M. Weaver, A. Banchi 43 '1SfudmL H1111 Student Council The desire of the members ot the Student Council this year is to teach tellow students to keep the hall traH'ic moving rapidly between classes, and keeping the gymnasium and premises clean. The Council is made up of several representatives from each home room. The Council is under the supervision of Mr. Tyler and is doing a fine iob of promoting understanding between the faculty and the student body. Mr. Epl1rlam.T.yler v -. v, , v v W ml ,WY i ist Row: E. Weaver, L. Meredith, R. Lee, S. Kerin, D. Wright, B. Arnone, P. Schultz, C. Zinin, V. Hoffman 2nd Row: P. Powell, D. Passamani, B. Rasel, N. Saskey, B. Premro, R. Miller, J. Monda, Mr. Tyler 3rd Row: G. Scarton, F. Betonte, M. Fullum, G. Arthur, B. West, B. Baldwin, B. McGowan Emi LIL Jnwwzda, dd Sr. Tri-Hi-Y The Tri-Hi-Y is an organization to help girls create, maintain, and extend through the school and communities high standards of Christian character. For their work in the community the club has presented en- tertainments for the Pine Lawn Home, Children's Home, and County Home. They also sent Christmas cards to veteran's hos- pitals and were active in assembly programs. They also held the Annual Mother and Daughter Banquet. The club has progressed constantly under the capable spon- sorship of Miss Harriette Mumper, school adviser, and Mrs. H. A. Miss Homme Mumper Elwaine, home adviser. lst Row: B. Warne, B. Bodmer, J. Chappel, F. Beton, L, Armani, D. Tilger, E. Dorchak, G. Zankowski, P. Reynolds, A. Beoll, J. Hayes, G. Bier, B. Washabaugh 2nd Row: M. Lenart, D. Wylie, D, Carroll, L. Herron, E. Polk, D, Morflak, T. Glaze, P. Sasek, B. Rasel, M. Douglas, D. Sasek, P. Fabian, Miss Mumpher, N. Sala 3rd Row: S. Anderson, I. Bopp, G. Hamilton, B. Arnone, C. Naser, P. Hunter, V. Sharp, D. Wilson, D. Morflak 4th Row: L. Anderson, V, Zurca, G. Caldwell, D. Acure, L, Dove, S. Morgan 5th Row: L. Cornell, L. Melone, P. Morgan, D. Cramer Top: M. Manes 45 1st Row: M. Kaste, M. Mystrom, C. Arthur, M. Spiller, N. Sankey, R. Weaver, N. Reck, M. Anthony, D. Craig 2nd Row: S. Bedillion, D. Freno, S. Rodigherio, B. Bedillion, P. Beton, A. Warne, P. Schultz, N. Monda, D. Fischer, Miss Karabuskin 3rd Row: A. MacCononge, B. Howcroft, T. Martin, V, Weaver, C. Zinn, D. Aravets, S. Reboich N. Seik, D. Scott , Miss Katherine Karabuskin 4th Row: D. Henderson, C. Meredith, P. Schussler, M. Arnold, J. Weaver, M. Swihart, E. Brice ' Uflwmj' r. Tri-Hi-Y The Junior Tri-Hi-Y is a branch of the Tri-Hi-Y, established in 1946 for the junior high school girls. Under the capable sponsorship of Miss Karabuskin, one of the most praised activity was the adopting of a shut-in, Jean Wergin, to whom they have sent gifts for every occasion and also each day a different member writes her a cheerful letter. They also have other activities and hold a Mother and Daughter Tea at the end ofthe year. 46 T. Putoriti, B. Beton, G. Campell, M. Altieri, J. Kirk 2nd Row: Mr, Hamilton, J. Kovatch, W. Miller, R. Holmes, D. Stewart, S. Messina, B. Canon R. Nixon, B. Sovick, J. Vulcano, J. Franzoi, D. Beton, B. Aufmann 3rd Row: B. West, E. Fulton, J. Bennington, J. Waite, G. Strong, R. Jeffers, D. Atkinson, G. Gray S. Bazzoli, H. Swamp, W. Taylor, J. Moncla 4th Row: J. Wolfe, B. Simpson, J. Carroll, B. McGowan, P. Debolt, G. Arthur, D. Funka, J. Warne Mr. Clair Hamilton R. Rumanek, J. Matz, D. Strimel, B. Kuhn, C. Morris u - - ll i-Y After five years of clear sailing, the Hi-Y of Chartiers High School has become one of the most active clubs of our school. This year under the leadership of its adviser, Mr. Hamilton, the Hi-Y with the Tri-Hi-Y were hosts at the Y Rally on December 4. Christmas cards were sent to the veterans at Aspinwall Hospital. The main purpose of the club is to promote Christian living in the school. 47 Ist Row: F. Betonte, G. Scarton, C. Whitesell, W. Welsh, H. Miller, D. Mohr, D. Aston, N. Kirk, 1 1 'ps ITL c24.4.wzblzp The G ee Club The Chartiers High School Glee Club is composed of the sophomores, iuniors, cmd seniors and is under the able direction of Miss Irene Grable. The Glee Club performs in the usual Christmas, Easter, and many other assemblies. From the Glee Club some are chosen to sing in the girls and boys ensemble. Last year five persons attended the Western Pennsylvania Song Festival at Clairton, Pa. They were: Elizabeth Jacobs, Marjorie Peacock, David Westwater, Arthur Miller, and Harry Miller. This year the Western Choral Festival was held in Greensburg, Pa. on April 22 - 24. The members who attended were: Beatrice Arnone, Peggy Hunter, and Harry Miller. 1 f' , I N0 as -l JL: Miss Irene Grable 5-5, 5 T. I N H Hlliill? l ' 'Wi F5 fit-it L? t half ff? -Q 3 - 1, Q vie FQYLV-:JLD5 5 be S ie -2 ,-Q 48 F uhm Banal --- School and ln the second year of its existence, our small band, consist- ing of pupils from the third grade to the twelfth, has been pro- gressing nicely. Although our band is only in the making under the capable leadership of Mr. Gruver, we are sure to have a very successful band on the high seas in a very short time. F740 ' rlmtu 1 'W W , X21 'fldll I S i f-fit nuvvu, tl liz X Mr. Harry Gruv ' 49 lst Row: A. Banchi, D. Malone, L. Cornell, D. Gump, T. Glaze, J. Chappel, J. Dudley, S. Morgan J. McWreath, D. Morfiak 1 2nd Row: M. Woods, K. Meir, P. Powell, P. Sasek,, P. Dent, F. Beton, P. Reynolds, D. Passamani, C. Stasiowski, V. Sharp 3rd Row: B. Arnone, V. Tinkey, D. Simonini, M. Holland, E. Bert, P. Hunter, M. Manes, G. Hamilton, P. Morgan, G. Caldwell 4th Row: Miss Peacock, M. Miller, I. Bopp, M. Frank, L. Armani, E. Dorchak, V. Zurca, L. Herron, G. Zankowski 'Kimi 'yum hplc? Librarians And then, what would we do without the librarians? With Cap- tain Mabel Peacock at the helm and her competent crew, it's smooth sailing whether you want a reference book, a mystery story, or just a plain dramatic novel. Each girl gives up one period a week to be librarian. Her duties are to check books out for a period of time, to check books in when they are due, file cards, and collect fines. We also have Miss Peacock to thank for the many new books that keep appearing in our library. Miss Mabel Peacock 50 lst Row: T. Banchi, D. Malone, D. Simonini, P, Sasek, P, Reynolds, F. Betonte, .l. Chappel, L, Cornell, .l. Dudley, D. Mortlak 2nd Row: Miss Jayloclc, B. Arnone, V. Tinkey, M. Holland, D. Wright, P. Dent, D. Passamani, C. Slasiowslri 3rd Row: T. Glaze, V. Sharp, G. Hamilton, E. Bert, P. Morgan, G. Caldwell ' ' Secretaries Twenty students from the Senior class under the guidance of Miss Jaylock give up their spare time to act as secretaries to the Faculty. Each student is assigned to a teacher and carries out the work requested in line with the commercial department. This work aids the student in preparing tor the future as oftice workers by giving them training in operating various office machines. With all this experience, each secretary becomes very accurate and eHiicient at her work. Miss Clara .layloclc ll ll A, The Buccaneer Our school paper, The Buccaneer, is published once a month under the capable sponsorship of Miss Mary Bigger. With a news hound in every port, gathering news about clubs, gossip, literary, exchange news from other schools, etiquette, alumni, sports, and humor, the paper holds interest for faculty, students, and community supporters as well. Last year The Buccaneer was awarded fourth place in the classi- tication news-magazines. It is a member of the Quill and Scroll, and the Pennsylvania Scholastic Press Association. Miss Mary Bigger lst Row: E, Polk, L. Cornell, A. Bianchi, D. Malone, D. Morflak, P. Dent, D. Simonini, E. Bert, B. Arnone, D. Passamani 2nd Row: J. Chappel, F. Beton, G. Cross, B. Bodmer, L. Herron, L. Melone, M, Ramsey, D, Wright, D. Shalfer, T. Glaze, B. Premro, E. Dorchak, Miss Bigger 3rd Row: C. Whitesell, J. Urbas, J. Bennington, B. West, P. Winseck, T. Winseck, H. Mastnock Junior Town eeting of the Air 'QSchcwL HAD The Junior Town Meeting of the Air is now in its second year at Chartiers. The programs are sponsored by W. J. P. A. each week from different schools in Washington County: East Washington, Chartiers, Canonsburg, and Trinity. Each school broadcasts one program every six weeks. The broadcasts are made in the presence ofthe entire student body, the students taking part in asking questions after the main speakers have finished their talks. Top Row: H. Miller, D. Malone, G. Cross, J. Dudley, E. Bert, E. Bodmer, E. Polk, L. Anderson, J. Matz, B. McGowan Seated: D. Morflak, D. Gump, T. Glaze, M. Ramsey, D. Wright, B. Arnone 'trunk - !'2- Camera Club 'lst Row: P. lngram, P. Sasek, H. Miller, W. Welsh, l. Bopp 2nd Row: Miss Furnier, J. Rittenhouse, J. Matz, J. Warne, B. West, D. Cramer The Camera Club is the newest club in our school and has the capable advisor, Miss Furnier. The club officers are: Harry Miller, president, Wayne Welsh, vice-president, Patsy Ingram, treasurer, and Peggy Sasek, secretary. The main obiect of the club is to take pictures for the yearbook. We are all sure that the club will grow to be one of our leading clubs in the school. 54 Miss Elaine Furnier Wim 0' wah, Gportsj 1 f ' ' 4 . NY '4i LJ X X my 3,1 '45 1- 1 -X , . . W H,ffM 13ez1,zN W .Z ' - ' 1,1 0 0 'Ist row-Managers: G. Smith, R. Miller, H. Miller, R. Miller, A. Hete 2nd row-E. Fulton, P. Debolt, B. Seward, G. Arthur, L. Penelli, D. Beton, J. Davis, D. Ballas, R. Hagan, H. Barbish, F. Delost, B. Emph, A. Cherpak 3rd row-J. Anesetti, B. Sovick, J. Kovatch, R. Rumanack, B. Bird, J. Franzoi, D. Malarkey, J. Carroll, B. McGowan, W. Cimino, F .Betonte, G. Scarton, P. Dudley, D. Ramsey 4th row-R. Malinak, W. Taylor, D. Taufer, H. Scariott, L. Oliveri, S. Mazza, R. Hoskinson, F. Valencic, A. Zanaglio, J. Rittenhouse, D. Atkinson, W, Miller, R. Nixon, D. Engott, J. Deco, C. Mullins, H. Swamp, W. Raspit 17o.uchdown! Football Chartier's Pop Ellwood coached team has completed another very successful season with only 2 losses in the entire season. They earned top honors by leading their section and played in the I947 W. P. I. A. L. Class B Championship against Masontown High School whom they had defeated two years ago. Masontown and Trin- ity defeated them. Chartiers defeated Canons- burg for the first time this year. The Seniors, who are leaving this year, are: Guido Scarton, Bill McGowan, Don' Malarkey, John Franzoi, Bill Bird, John Kovatch, John Car- roll, Andy Zanaglio, Percy Duciiey, Bill Sovick, David Atkinson, Don Ballas, and Jim Rittenhouse. Bill Bird, Right Tackle, and Guido Scarton, Right Half, made AII W. P. I. A. L. First Team. Guido Scarton was a runner up for the player of the year award. THE FIRST TEAM: Betonte-L. E., McGowan-L. T., Ramsey-L. G., Malarkey-C., Franzoi-- R. G., Bird--R. T., RumanackhR. E., Cim- ino-Q., Dudley-L. H., Scarton-R. H., Davis-F. 56 THE SECOND TEAM: Carroll-L. E., Valencic- L. T., Sovick-L. G., Atkinson-C., Mullins- Q R. G., Miller-R. T., Kovatch-R. E., Zanag- Iio Q N' L H E R H - ., axon- , ., ngott- . ., V'Deco-F. INDIVIDUAL SCORING TD EP TOTAL Guido Scarton ......., I2 5 77 Richard Davis . II I 67 Wayne Cimino ......,. 9 I 55 Frank Betonte .,...,., 5 I 31 Percy Dudley . 3 'I8 Roger Nixon 2 'I I3 Don Malarkey H. Barbish Ray Rumanack Don Engott . .. Jim Davis ..,.. John Kovatch . 7 7 I 1 7 I 2 8 'I 6 I 6 2 2 Trinity ,......... Canonsburg Avella .,,,...... North Fayette South Fayette Bethel ..,....... C h Po Ellwood occ P Centerville .. Redstone ....., Masontown .. Total .,.. YEAR'S RECORD ,,...,..26 7 0 O' 7 6 A 7 . ..... O ..,.....'I8 fChamp .,,.....7'I ionship Cha rtiers ......, ,.,,.. 1 9 Chartiers ,.,.... . ..,. 14 Cha rtiers ...,... ...... 4 7 Cha rtiers ....... ...... 6 4 Cha rtiers ....... ...... 4 4 Chartiers ......, ,..... 5 2 Cha rtiers ......, ...... 3 8 Chartiers ...... ....,. 2 l Cha rtiers ....... ....,. 6 Gamel Total 305 'lst Row: D. Ramsey, J. Rittenhouse, B. Sovick, B. Bird, J. Franzoi, D. Atkinson, D. Malarkey, B. McGowan, D. Ballas 2nd Row: A. Zanaglio, J. Kovatch, P. Dudley, J. Carroll, G. Scarton, H. Miller lManagerQ 57 1st Row: J. Carroll, R. Davis, G. Scarton, J. Wolfe, R. Rumanek, B. Aufmann, F. Betonte, J. Kovatch 2nd Row: C. Patterson, F. Delost, J. Vulcano, R. Malinak, M. Fullum, G. Arthur, M. Altieri, T. Weaver 3rd Row: H. Miller, R. Miller, R. Thompson, E. Fulton, D. Aston, R. Haggeter, R. Miller, T. Winseck ll ll nfo ffm - HS E ii Chartiers has completed another fairly successful season. Although we lost nine out of ten exhibition games, we compiled a better league record in Section 22 than any previous Chartiers team. Ending in a first place tie with East Wash at 11 victories and 1 defeat each. East Wash defeated us in the playoff game. ln our annual Senior-Underclassmen game, the seniors dropped a very close and exciting game by the score 49-48. Coach Tom Smith will lose Scarton, Wolfe, Davis, and Carroll but he expects to have a good team again next season. 58 CHS 34 ....... 42 ........ 40 ,.,.,... 36 ....... 34 ....... 31 ........ 36 ....... 41 ,,..... 32 ......, 74 ....,.. 57 ,....., 46 ,.,.... 54 ...,... 47 ,.,.,.. 54 ...,.., 39 ....... 47 ......, 65 ,...,.. 61 ....... 37 ,,..... 69 ....... 43 ....... 29 ....... BASKETBALL SCHEDULE ........,Point Marion ......,..Canonsburg ...,,....Trinity .....,,,.Alumni .........Burgettstown .. .....,,..Canonsburg .......,.Point Marion .. .........Cecll East Washington ........Avella ,....,..,Claysville .........West Alexander OPP 42 ......,44 ........61 ........54 ........26 ........4O ........48 .....,.48 ...,.. ..46 .. ........ 22 ,......,.Peters ........72 . ..,.... Beallsville ...... .. ,........Hickory .........East Washington .. ,,....,. 26 ., ......., 44 ..... .. 34 ........,Avella ....,...3'l .........Claysville .........West Alexander ,...,....Peters ..,......BeallsviIle ..,..,..,Hickory Play-off Game ...,.....East Washington .. ..,..... 34 ...,.. ..38 ,..,....50 .,.,,...25 ........29 ...... H45 TEAM SCORING Chortiers Opponents 1065 936 INDIVIDUAL SCORING Scclrton ...,..,.........I....,..,.,,........,........... 280 Aufmcunn ..,.................,..,............ ,..., 2 20 Davis ....... .,... I 93 Wolfe ,......,.. ...,. I 64 Rumcnek .,.. 84 Fullum ..... 36 Carroll ,.., 35 Betonte ,.,,. 22 Arthur ....,.. I3 Kovotch ll Coach Smith Mdlindk 6 Delost .... 2 'lst Row: John Carroll, John Kovcxtch, Richard Mclinulc, Frank Betonte 2nd Row: Richard Davis, Ray Rumunek, .lock Wolfe, Guido Scurton, Barry Aufmann 59 u n ' lwmailc - restlm 'Ist Row: G. Campbell, B. Beton, B. Banish, L. Panelli, E. Engott 2nd Row: J. Vetell, D. Ballas, J. Deco, J. Franzoi, B. Bird, W. Cimino, D. Malarky, G. Hordies 3rd Row: D. Rudolf, F. Betonte, R. Demsher, J. Rittenhouse, J. Matz, N. Kirk, R. Kirk, R. Conklin, B. Novotny, Pop Ellwood ' The Chartiers High wrestling team has had a satisfactory year under the coaching of Pop Ellwood. After the season ended, the team had 6 wins ond 5 losses. I Chartiers went to the W. P. I. A. L. Wrestling Tournament at Washington High School with a full team. After the end of the tournament, Chartiers was in fourth place. There were two W. P. I. A. L. champions, Wayne Cimino in the T65 pound class and William Bird, in the I85 pound class. Wayne Cimino went on to take the state tournament while Bird lost in the state finals. MATCHES Chartiers ..... 6 Jefferson ,. Chartiers ..... 'IO Carnegie ...,. Chartiers .,.., 2 Washington .... Chartiers ...... I2 Trinity ..,........ Chartiers ....,, 5 Canonsburg .... Chartiers ...... ll East Pike .... Chartiers ..,.,. 9 Carnegie .....,. Chartiers .,..... ,..... 5 Washington .... Chartiers ....... ...... I 0 Trinity ........... Chartiers ...,.., ...,.....,..,..,.... 5 Canonsburg .... ....,..,. Chartiers ....... ..,.......,,.,.,...... I I Jefferson ........,..,.......... W. P. I. A. L. Wrestling Tournament March 5-6 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Wrestlers Meets Points Betonte ,..,., 7 I Hordies .....A 3 2 Chappel .... I O .letters ...... 6 I Rudolph ...A 5 3 Novotny .,.. 3 O Kirk .......,..... I O Cclmpbell ,.... I 0 Beton, B. .... II 9 Kirk, R. 6 I Barnes 2 O Putorti ,..,. 2 0 Beton, D. ,... 6 I Banish 4 I Bclllos ..... I 0 Engott ..,.. II 8 Deco ............. I2 I4 Mcllclrkey ,..., 8 8 Rittenhouse .,,.,. I I Sovick .........., 2 I Fronzoi ...... I0 I Cimino II I6 Bird ,.,,.,, 8 9 Mullins ...... 2 2 Top Row: D. Ballas, J. Frcxnzoi, B. Bolnish, L. Penelli Middle Row: G. Campbell, B. Beton, J. Deco, D. Engott, D. Malarkey Top Row: D. Ballos, J. Frcmzoi, B. Banish, L. Pcanelli 'lst Row: T. Winseck, C. Plunkett, H. Miller, D. Herriott 2nd Row: H. Barbish, J. Vulcano, F. Delost, D. Engott, R. Nixon 3rd Row: Mr. Ellwood, R. Davis, G. Scarton, B. Bird, W. Cimino, D. Malarkey dh, fha buf, Baseball Last year's baseball team got off to a good start, winning the first four games, then dropped five of the next six. Chartiers team finished up in a third place tie with five victories and 5 defeats. Trinity won the section. Back from last year's squad will be Engott, Scarton, Delost, Bird, Barbish, and Nixon. Pop Ellwood will again coach the Bucs in his third season. Standing: P. Powell, P, Fabian, D, Carroll, Miss Peacock, L. Armani, F. Milkovich, D. Arcure Center: P. Reynolds, N. Carroll, P. Sasek iight, mm,,J12fhL-- C ee-rleaders Attractiveness, energy, pep, and co-operation keep our cheering squad shipshape. They have been working right along with the team and following them to all the games. Our cheerleaders are: seniors, Peggy Reynolds, Peggy Sasek, and Frances Milkovich, iuniors, Lillian Armani, and Pat Powell, sophomores, Dorothy Carroll, Pat Fabian, and Donna Arcure. Noreen Carroll, our little Buckyette, is only tive years old and really knows how to cheer. The cheerleaders are coached by Miss Mabel Peacock whose hard work and guidance enabled them to become such a fine squad in this district. 63 Wolfe preparing to shoot. Beiween halves - pep falk. Ar1huriipsi1fo Vulcano. Cimino rolls him over. Engott wins by decision. Carroll scores from the side. Davis scores. Betonte - under in on referee's posiiion. Rudolf breaking clown his opponent. Sca rton shooting cz foul. Aufman scores on a lay up. Guido Scarton Ray Rumonek Richard Davis falls into the end zone 'For on score against Centerville. Guido Sccxrton around L. E. Wayne Cimino through center for T. D. against Masontown. Jfmp, ' ,.In1ml1+-- Girls' G m One, iwo, three, over! Swing your partner! 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