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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1953 volume:

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THARTIER5 'TOWNSHIP' Hi6H ' SCHOOL -. , -1:1 1-4- JM, Iuwk lmlonqa. in U EN Q gqdkx Lif t m x .. -f M 4 VW' 'feta Z5 4 f 'IV' 'YU' 'uf' 'XV' 'tif' 'TU' 'UP 'TU' 'TIP 'VP 'UP 'UP 'uf' 'TV' '11 CEQPV' Qyaq, ' ' Revue, aa, by, Um, il- Zu fill Q :Q if 5 157- '3:i, '11 ff '14 5'- . .',.3'.:,,j' 2 Qgfs' inf! 92-if 0 s 0 s :Una rms ews :ms rms rms rms 0kJmQ rms OLJLDQ qw rms r dup mp vii, 'H' 3 qgp QR: M. M. M. Qla. QQ. 1953 M. . cup 0173.1 5 Jwwup, Jhqh, grim JL Q. L CU' ' , P21uwqlvan1k1, .M. .M. 961519 Jim. fn Jmewvtd The purpose of the I953 edition of the Char- conge is to record the deeds of the boys and girls, who, for the past four years, embodied the spirit of Chartiers High School. In the years to come this yearbook will keep alive the memories gathered during their undergraduate days. The future years will bring new faces and changes to the school scene, but there shall be this record of the friends they knew, the things they did, and the memories that will still be dear to them. Stop! Yes, I said stop-e-e-e-e. Before you turn another page Qto look at the picturesl how about reading what I have to say. After all, I spent two and a half minutes writing these com- ments, so don't let my time spent be fruitless. And besides, we had to have something to take up the space on this page. Since way back in May 1952, when I was chosen to be editor-in-chief, I had been a busy little bug. I had been seriously thinking of themes, colors, and new ideas to make the 1953 Charconge outstanding and different. During the summer, I spent quite a bit of my time Cwhen I wasn't at band practicej pestering Mrs. Cen- nocro, who lived next door until she got married, for theme selections. In the back of my wee tiny headv I had three theme possibilities. We discussed these pro and con throughout the summer. Then when school opened in September, we asked the opinion of several staff members, and finally arrived at the Cay Nineties Revuef, the colorful, cheerful, and amusing theme you see initiated on the cover and title pages. Choosing this theme gave our artists an opportunity to display their talents, which you will see as you progress through the book. The art work, done by MurMur Anderson and Ioe Mauro, is in my estimation tops.', On page I you see Elmer and on page 2 you see Daisy. These two characters from the gay nineties era are starting Con their bicycle built for twoj a guided, all expense free, trip through Charcongeville,' to view a modern high school in operation and to see how education has pro- gressed in over half a century. Aside from the theme, many of the new fea- tures of this yearis Charconge that I think you will enjoy are: the eye catching cover Cin the Senior Class colorsj, the comparison introduction pages, the novel contents page, the informal pictures of the teachers flirst time usedl, the clever senior arrangements and background, the conversational write-ups between Elmer and Daisy, and the newly arranged activities and sports pages. fHere let me get in another plug for that art work.j I hope that at the present and in future years the 1953 Charconge will be read and enjoyed, as I, and the members of the staff, have enjoyed working together to make the yearbook a great success. Happy reading, CNOW you can continuej Lou Marra Editor Kvnienta, mx. 694424 ....... 2-15 iw mam. ..... 76 37 n X 4 ,wamzawm .... 32 39 129' I 2463 ,Mm ,, , 4.0 59 X ,mm ..... so 69 z dwlnzwmm, . 70 5 cft to right: Nliss Kanxtlmslxin. Xliss xY1lllxt'l', Nlr. Blllltllillljlll, slip:-rxising principal. Mis l1Hl.lXllSNcrl'1ll1ll'. To these faculty members . . . Miss K2ll'1ll1llSkil1 . . . Miss VV1llker . . . Mr. Blnclmugli . . Miss Lawton . . . Miss Crulllc . . . who have so fuitllfully and unfsell-islily served Chartiers Iligh School . . . since its doors were first opened in 1938 . . wc the members of the Senior Class dedicate the 1953 Churconge. G ' Jnw ' ,Srhonlzx i ,W Wm'Wm..,, vm. Mi hw.: ,,,. sibh Q m ,kj -., ,M 'Q wfswwmww I A H nf rr-:Mr mm f.,,Mgg7-.,.fgfy.,,:4 ,W Quia I 'wk' Vu,- -.... ,W . ,Q ....,, -W Q an 'A !.ilumff,,. -nhl... -.Q Q--..-M-.!...,,xx! H lligllSL'l1wwl xIC1ld0XYIilIldS Nliiuxlllil Cross Bonds MUHIHXVI Q e X x x I . xv ,f el r , , N ' A - ' ff 1 Q al NP 'W' 'W' 'TV' NP 'NIP 'XV' 'XV' 'WIP NP 'W' 'XV' 'NV' 'W' 'Nl .QTFQ and Jaculfq, CHQMISTR 8 W CHP iff? qywqyfwqypqypqypcxgpqypcuf1CX!P'X!P'1!Pf?f'q!p'1!P J .GH-' .'-H-' H-' GH: . . GH-'. 'H-' Q'fH9q,'fH-' 'H-' '.54.- U A 3 Q D wwww gf ag Eidwbgggisggwwiebf 'wg ww Um, adufbma- . . . mm, luzlpmm, and fwfr, !OuQQn.dA, . . . qwkljnqq Ahapbzq. and mouldzhq, rum, SJ :Lbs f'H'Y OLJLQ Inn! :kbs 1,191 KS' CHP 0'sU:'.s 0LJ'!'1 rap! o'SfFV.1 KS' nyfm EP O 'I kjixs who ' jf ' A Wa JUL C 1, I, sw Okbi 1,1I,s CHP :Hts mp 0,39 oLJ'!'s l'0,x 0LJlQ MB Okjls l'0.Y 0 LJ! Q I' 0 -Y mf: r'H's mf: :ass Q ,Q Left to right: Mr. Ralph Bluebaugh, Supervising Principalg Mr, Frank Matz, Prin- eipalg Mrs. Sarah Porearo, Secretary. TOMORBOVVS BIC BUSINESS Public education is the largest public enter- prise in the United States and the country's most important business. More money is invested in the physical plants of education than in any other business. School programs and plants must be reorganized to meet pressing needs of the pres- ent. They must be projected into the future to provide for expansion. The United States is a nation ot free people. This implies both privilege and ability to think clearly and to vote intelligently. The first line of defense for our great land is the public school. Therefore. the greater the political freedom of a nation, the greater is the necessity for the pro- per education of its people. Chartiers Township schools are just one small but important link in the foregoing chain of de- fense. Letis keep foremost in our minds the tact that what was good enough in 1890 was not good enough for 1938, and that which appeared to be sufficient for 1938 is not sufficient for today. Nlr. Bluebaugh PROGRESS The theme ot your yearbook concerns pro- gress, particularly in the field ot education. VVe might measure progress by using a yardstick- such changes as larger and improved school buildingsg changed eurriculag improvement in teacher education and standards for certificationg and in the materials provided both teachers and pupils with which to Work. You are the 'ifinished product in this case. Are you to be measured by a diploma? By how Well you learned your Latin? VVhether or not you can obtain the correct answer to an Algebra problem? By the number of Words you can type in one minute? Perhaps in a sense the above can be used for a partial measurement. But a true measurement will be in the answer to the question-How well have you learned to get along with people? Machines have been invented that give an- swers to many complicated problems. Man, however. must operate the machine. Nothing has ever been. nor will anything ever be invented to take the place of man. Mr. Matz Jaculfy, Left to right: Miss l'1-an-uck, Mr. Mullins. Lcft I0 right: Mr. lligglv, Nliss Cc-y, Mr, llvriy dx 5 edt' SW PHYSICAL EDUCATION +1 QNX Miss Peacock: Girls' gyni und lu-ultli . . . Clwvr- 1 F H ls-aulvrs, liln'an'y, Frm-slnnani Class. AE 5 cf Mr. Mullins: Buys' gylll :incl livalltli , . , Busv- 4, lmaill. alssistaint lhmmtlmll. HK A sc:1ENc:i2 4 ,cfm , V Mr. Riggle: ifliygii-S. Algvlil-ii ll, III, swim cm- 'R' 50' unix-try and 'liigmimiu-t1'y . . . Assistant ikmtlmll, I W .lnniur Class, X-A K' Miss Ccy: Com-rail SL-if-iivv, History 8 . . QM Stnclc-nt Council. Mr. Berry: Biology . . . Athlc-tic IIlillIllgK'l', Ili- Y clnlm. -. 4 i fl ll ENGLISH Clamp pin-tllrv, It-ft to rightj Miss Lawton: English 10. 9, 8 . . . Soplnnnorc- Class. Mr. Rieck: English 12, 7, Proh- lt'lllS of Dc-1nocraL'y . . . Svn- ior Class. Mr. Heil: English Il, 8 . . Canu-ra Chili. Miss McCurry: English 9, Pah- lic' Spvaliing . . . Alnnior ancl S4-niur Plays, Svnirn' Class. MATHEMATICS lMiclcllc-pig-t111'v, lvft tu rightj Miss Crable: Aritlnnvtic- 8. 7 s w . . . Cflvc' Llnlu. Mr. Smith: fiK'Ill'l'2ll Math, Aritlnnvticr 7, Planv Cm'4nm-- try . . . Baslcvtliall. Mrs. Cennocroz Algvhra I. II. Plane Cx-n1nc'try . . . Char- congc Ecliturial, junior Cla.-ns. ARTS Cliottmnn picture-, lvlt to riglltl Mr. Chimcnlo: IlISll'lIll11'Illtll Zlllfl wt-al lllllSlt' . . . Bantl. Mrs. Springer: Art I-9 . . . Ac- tivity push-rs, Prmn and May Day art. Miss Linn: llmnc- Ecmimnivs . . . Suh Da-li Chili. Mr. Tyler: Inclnstrial Arts . . . Moviv prujcctur, Stage pru- pm-rtivs. SOCIAI, STUDIES l'I'uppic'll1l'1',IMI tu rigliii Mr. ICIIw00tI: Ilisiory IU. Cix- ius . . . Ifmmtlmll. Miss VVaIker: C11-ugmplmy 8, T . . . Svvvintii illliI IQigIilIi grzlclvs. Miss KQIFZIINISICIIIZ Ilistory 8, T . . . VIIIIIIUI' 'Iiri-IIi-Y. Mr. Abrullzlm: Ilistnwy ll, Cix- ics . . . XIIl'l'SIII1ljJ,', Assistant IuotImulI. LANGUAGES lNIicIcII1' l'liL'IIIl'K'. If-ft to right? Miss Mumpcr: Latin I. II. Proli- Ic-ms of Ilmiim-racy . . . Scu- icmi' 'l'ri-Ili-Y. Miss Lyons: Spanish I. II. ling- Iisii Il. COMMICIICIAL QliultmnpicI1lrc'.Im'H lu rigliii Mr. Fuoacliz .luniur Busim-ss, Iiusim-ss Aritiniivtic .,.- I lm- ian' and Svuim' I'Iuy Imsimfss nmmlgc-r. Mrs. Anuston: SIiurtIia1mI I, IIS Oiliu- I'mdicc . . . Chau'- umigv I?IIl1lllL'I1lI. Mr. Morford: 'Vypiug I, Bunk- Iwvping, Busim-ss Law, Cun- SIIIIIVI' I'IKIIlL'LlIIUll . . . Buc- 4-aim-4'r. Bound ug If e Left to right: L, Bernardq L. Zanollig E. Bizzack, Treas.g E. Cononge, Pres.g F. Salamon, V. l,res.g P. Plunliett, S'ee.g ll. Ulloni. Elmer, whatis this group of distinguished looking gentlemen seated around the table? They, Daisy, are the members of the board of education. These men efliciently handle the problems concerning the welfare of the town- ship schools. They supervise the finances of the school district and deal with matter pertaining to relationships between teachers and students. Each year, at the general elections, two new members are elected for a six year term, on a rotation planfi I'd like to attend a meeting some time, El- mer, it would be interestingf, You can do that, Daisy, because the regular meetings which are held the second Monday of each month is open to the public. MEDICAL STAFF Left to right: ll. L. Smith, D.D.S.g Anne MeNary R.N.g E. I. Saltznian M.D. Uho-0-o-o-o-o i'Heavenly days, Elmer, What ails youP', uhly tooth, Daisy. It hurts! WVell, Elmer, why don't you drop in and tell Miss McNary. She does a good job of treating all the students' aches and pains. All right, Daisy, you come with mefi Look Elmer, there are two other gentlemen in the oiiice D 'WVhy yes, Daisy, one is Dr. Saltz- man, the school doctor, who gives the students medical examinationsg the other is Dr. Smith, the school dentist. who gives the dental examinations. Gee Daisy. my tooth surely feels better after Miss McNary took care of itfi 14 43' .1 if EIN I funk. Left to right: Mr. XIHITLI, Nlr. Alich-1'su11. 56244 Qnivpfm, Yon know, Daisy. if wc clichft illlVt' mn' hi- ufil'ilC'iOllS, l':ilHl'l', I sliilcldm' to think of liuvinp, c'x'c-lv. Ill snrvh' liki- to rich- unv of thusv shiny' to ch-un :incl to hu-at this huge' hnilcling. throw Yi'iil7XY schrml hnssvs. Tln- ch'iw'i's, which you mmns arc' flliillgil for nw! lfrmn thx- hunks ol wc in onm- of tln- hnsscs. am' cautions and civ- things, though. Nlr. 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Jmarluhq, flue, rljmax, ng nm, luylz, Arlwnl, ,CGJLQQJMA IT O O qip ' GPRQQ Cuff wife CHP :vga cup wife 'HP O'H'Q KS CHP o'5.e's XS' cup taxi QU? o'H's REEL' mp r'H'Q 6,1 c ku a 'His Qu QHQQ O'?J k'Q 951419 Anderson, Donald Buzz Forestry Sept. 17 Chareongeg Band 4, 3, 2, lg Hall Patrol 49 Cam- era Club 4, Pres. 3, Treas, . . . man behind the gun of the Camera Club . . . enjoys archery . . . ulifei' of the the square dances. Arnold, Robert Bob Mechanic Feb. 2 Chorus 4, 3, 2 . . . master minded car me- chanic . . . one of the home ec boys . . . future capitalist of Houston . . . often seen in ujimmiesi' . . . tall with blue eyes. Atkinson, James ..Ack,, Truck Driver Mar. 15 Hi-Y 4, 3. 2: Football 4, 3, 2, 1, Wrestling 3, 2, 1 . . . likes to talk about trucks . . . pals around with Smiddle . . . lanky . . . flashy smile . . . talk- ative . . . after school hours spent at Harris Workmen. Bedillion, Rodney aL0n,, Success Sept. 15 Chareonge, Drum Ma- jor 4,3,2,1 ,... high-step- ping drum major . . . ex- cellent twirler . . . great band when Lonis in eom- mand . . . likes square dances . . . reddish blond hair. Anderson, james MurMur Artist March 21 Charcongeg Buccaneer, Chorus 4, 3, 2, 1, Hall Patrol 3, Football 4, 3, 2, 1g Basketball 3, 2, 1, Fire Warden 4 . . . master of the drawing board . . . lettering like a pro . . . smoothie on the -dance floor . . . cat dresser. Arnone, Anthony Spagotzi Carpenter june 9 Band 4, 3, 2, 1 . . . Mr. Tyler's ace helper . . . clown base drummer . . . dislikes seven o'cloek alarm . . . another eighth period bachelor . . . short guy . . . does anything for a laugh. Balazy, Stanley Stan Construction Boss Feb. 21 Buccaneer 3, Football 3, 2, Basketball lg Wrest- ling 4, 3 . . . rather quiet . . . good natured . . . ace student in Solid . . . longs to own a ear . . . for any job Stan's the man. Berry, Donald Short Life Electrical Engineer Dec. 13 Charcongeg Band 4 Treas. 3, 2, 1, Senior Play, Hall Patrol 4, 3, Camera Club 4, Student Rule Day 3 . . . small but mighty . . . versatile musician . . . 90 pound intramural w r e s t l i n g champ. Bizzack, Bemard .. . ,, Bemie Truck Driver Nov. 17 Chorus 4, 3, 22, Hi- Y 4, 3, Hall Patrol 3, Football 4, 3, 2, 1 . . . speedy back of the foot- ball squad . . . the Hum- phrey Bogart of C. T. H. S, . . . handsome brown-eyed blond. Bizzaek, Sally asal., Secretary May Charcongc, Tri-Hi-Y 1, Chorus 4, Junior Play, Sub Deb 4, 3, 2, Libra- rian 4 . . . attractive bru- nette . . . a good com- mercial student . . . hard working member of fi- nancial staff . . . spark- ling eyes. Bodmer,Iohn ..Pm,, Farmer Dec. 23 Freckles galore . . . ab- hors school work . . . knows' refrigerators in- side and out . . . intramu- ral 140 pound wrestling champ . . . longs to grad- uate. Brodnick, John ..Ejay,, Mechanic Oct. 27 Baseball 2, mgr .... likes to tease everyone . . . thick blond hair . . . hangs out after school at Mullins, Service Station . . . capable baseball manager. Bizzack, Regina ..Re,, Nurse Aug. 24 Buccaneer 4, Sub Deb 4, 3, 2, Librarian 4, Cheerleader 4, 3, 2 . . . peppy cheerleader . . . top wrestling fan . . . neat appearing at all times . . . a whiz on the dance Hoor . . . capable librari- an. Bodmer, Jeanne .. . ,, jish Womerfs Air Force Feb. 11 Charconge, Chorus 4, 2, Tri-Hi-Y 1, Sub Deb 4, Librarian 4 . . . gay . . . cute smile . . . original write-ups for the year- book . . . 'dependable worker . . . enjoys Miss Pcacoek's gym class. Brock, Vera ..Ve,, Accountant Aug. 11 Librarian 4 . . . always has an ear for someone clse's troubles . . . con- siderate . . . thoughtful and kind . . . full of fun . . . keeps library books in good order. Brower, Shirley Shirl Secretary April 25 Librarian 4 . . . timid type girl . . . long curly hair . . . enjoys watching basketball practice . . . tiny little Miss . . . help- ful and well mannered. 19 gm ng 1953 -amia.. -- Brown, Sadie KCSis7I Telephone Operator Sept. 23 Charconge, Buccaneer 4, 3, Chorus 4, 3, Librarian 4 . . . diligent worker . . . a star on the dance floor, especially the iit- terbugs . . . an excellent alto voice . . . neat dress- er. Cigana, Antonette Toni Model June 24 Charconge, Buccaneer 3, 2, Major-ette 4, 3, 2, Cho- rus 4, Sub Deb 4, 8, 2, Tri-Hi-Y 1: S t u d e nt Council 3, Librarian 4 . . . cute majorette . . . long dark hair . . . well represented in activities . . . likes to sing. Cortese, Robert ..Dag0,, Barber Oct. 21 Student Council 1: Base- ball 4, 3, 2, l, Football 4, Wfrestling 4, 3, 2, 1, Cho- rus 4, 2, Class Oflicer 4. 3, 2, 1 . . . undefeated Senior wrestler . . . clown of clowns . . . flashy . . . second baseman . . . ea- pable veep. Cregut, Mary Ann Mecca Nurse July 21 Band 2, 1, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Librarian 4 . . . Imogene Coca of CTHS . . . pals with Dami and Curl . . . full of wisecraeks . . . usually seen at the Ranch. 20 Catalane, Rose Rosie Secretary Aug. 2 Charconge, Buccaneer 4, 3, 2, Tri-Hi-Y, Sub Deb 4, 3, Student Council 1, Librarian 4, Camera Club 4, 3, 2 . . . raven-black hair . . . dependable Buc- caneer editor . . . faith- ful to Chartiers' social events. Clarke, Stephen Steve Truck Driver Oct. 7 Chorus 4, 3, 2, Hi-Y 4, 3, Hall Patrol 3, Baseball 2, 1, Football 1 Mgr., VVrestling 1 . . . tall, dark and handsome . . . mel- low baritone . . . devilish . . . often seen in Mea- dowlands. Crawford, Evelyn ..Ev,. Secretary Sept. 16 Chorus 4, 2, Sub Deb 4, 3, 2, Librarian 4 . . . en- ergetic and active . . . dependable Sub Deb member . . . another song bird . . . sociable . . . pleasant personality. Cumer, William Bill Doctor Iuly 18 Charconge, Hall Patrol 3, Camera Club 4 . . . tall and lanky . . . broad smile . . . friendly word to all . . . camera shark . . . spends lunch hour with Mauro and Gordie. Curdie, Wilma Willie', Telephone Operator Sept. 24 Majorette 4, 3, 2, lg Tri- Hi-Y 4, 3, 1, V. Pres., Librarian 4 . . . another of Chartiers' vivacious majorettes . . . always thinking of food . . . ac- tive member of Tri-Hi- Y . . . swaps jokes with Marlene. Dami, Arlene ..Ar,, Navy Nurse Mar. 14 Librarian 4 . . . jolly . . . lively girl . . . knows all latest gossip . . . knack for getting along with everyone . . . pilots a green DeSoto . . . likes GD Physics. Deren, Helen Shorty Secretary Jan. 8 Chorus 4, 3, 2, Student Council 1, Librarian 4 . . . petite . . . cute bru- nette . . . pleasant per- son . . . good worker . . . likes to sing . . . certain to be a good secretary. Earliwine, jane ajanien Secretary jan. 6 Buccaneer 4. 3, Chorus 4. 3, 2g Tri-Hi-Y lg Sub Deb 4 Sec., 3, Librarian 4, Student Council 4 . . . dixnple in chin when smiling . . . attends all square dances . . . active in many school activities. Curl, Frances Fran Store Clerk july 23 Chorus 4, 3, 2g Tri-Hi-Y 4, 3, junior Play, Libra- rian 4, Camera Club 4 . . . pals with Mecca and Dami,' . . . photog- rapher . . . actor and singer . . . pleasing per- sonality . . . future store manager. De Marco, Rudy Boot Millionaire Feb. 26 Chorus 3, Baseball 4, 33 Wrestling 4, 2, 1 . . . another top Senior grunt and groanery' . . . blond haired Romeo . . . usu- ally dresses in Cat out- fits . . . spends much time sleeping and clowning. Dugan, Gloria aclon Secretary Sept. 20 Buccaneer 4, Chorus 4, 3, 2, junior Play, Char- congeg Sub Deb 4, 3, Li- brarian 4 . . . beautiful solo voice . . . dependa- ble Charconge and Buc- caneer stafl: member . . . tiny miss . . . good -stu- dent. Efthimion, Evelyn --Eva Secretary Ian. 24 Chorus 4, 3, 25 Senior Play, Junior Play, Sub Deb 4, 3: Librarian 4, Camera Club 4 . . . star actress of the senior class . . full of pep . . . jovial . . Kovalls friend. flaws, 0,4 1953 Ellwood, john Jules Navy Aug. 14 Hi-Y 3, Camera Club 4g Football 4, 3, 2, Wrest- ling 4, 3, 2, 1 . . . king of the wrestling match . . . Trinity's loss, our gain . . . often seen in Dad's Hudson. Gardner, Robert Professor School Teacher Sept. 1 Charconge, Hi-Y 4, Treas. 3, 2, Chorus 2 . . . collects classics . . . prob- able professor I. Q .... little brown bag . . . pet title of address, Child', . . . knack for good book rcports. Graham, Richard Rich Professional Musician Aug. 4 Charcongeg Band 4, 3, V. Pres., 2, lg Hall Patrol 4, 3, Camera Club 4 . . . plays a smooth trombone . . . likes girls in general . . . pounds the cash reg- ister at Herd's. Griffith, William Billy Farmer Aug. 12 Wrestling 2 . . . handy man about shop . . . good at setting up stage pro- perties . . . quite the cut- up in home room . . . cruises around in a 51 Dodge. F etcko. Frank Peck Salesman Oct. 31 Camera Club 4, 3, Base- ball 4, 3, 2g Basketball lg Wrestling 3, 2 . . . red headed lad from Stra- bane . . . robust Senior from 17 . . . likes to bowl . . . blushes easily. Glunt, Randall HMOMOH To Really Live Dec. 28 Hi-Y 4 . . . friendly . . . loads of fun . . . employ- ed after school hours at Cushnerls . . . doesn't relish idea of coming to school . . . keen dark eyes. Green, Ethel Ethel Housewife Oct. 22 Charcongeg Buccaneer 4, 3, 2, Librarian . . . deep bass voice for a small girl . . . capable proof reader for Bucaneer . . . lots of school spirit . . friendly to all. Grosso, Gerald ..Jen,y,, Disc Jockey Oct. 1 Buccaneer 4, 3, Chorus 4, 3, 23 Camera Club 3, 2 . . . tickles the accordi- on keys . . . chief cat of the hep-cats . . . knack for arguments . . . pleas- ing smile. Hennen, Ralph ..Hen,, Farmer Dec. 4 Happy-go-lucky . . . not a care in the world . . . longs to graduate . . . fu- turc farmer of America , . . slow motion . . . dex'- ilish grin. Hollenbach, Dorothy D0tty Secretary jan. 29 Chorus 4, 3, 2, Libra- rian 4 . . . short, almost white hair . . . little Miss Chatterbox . . . a good commercial student . . . always jovial . . . hails from Midland . . . spark- ling eyes. Hutchison, Mona Hutch Steno-typist Dec. 22 Band 4, 3, 2, lg Cho- rus 4, 2, Sub-Deb 4, Li- brarian 4 . . . a likeable lass . . . recognized by her giggles . . . light curly hair . . . dislikes catching the early bus . . . cute majorette. jones, Margaret ..Peg,, Nurse Dec. 3 Charconge, Buccaneer 4 Ed. 3, Tri-lli-Y 4 Treas., 3 Treas. 2, 1 Pres., Student Council: Librarian 4 . . . Miss in- tercom . . . future lady in white . . . radiant per- sonality . . . exceptional math student . . . gleam- ing smile. Hess, Sarah Ktsarh Beautician Nov. 9 Chorus 4, Librarian 4 . . . always smiling . . . little on the quiet side . . . a friendly Senior . . . checks books in and out . . . rose-striped glasses. Hower, Audrey Audie Physical Ed. Teacher March 10 Tri-Hi-Y 4, 3, 2, 1, Treas.g junior Play, Stu- dent Council 2, lg Li- brarian 45 Cheerleader 4. 3, 2, Camera Club 4, 3 . . . abundance of pep and vitality . . . spirit-ed cheerleader . . . winning personality. Jeffers, Patricia Patti Telephone Operator Nov. 11 Senior Play, Junior Playg Librarian . . . likes nothing better than danc- ing . . . teases a lot . . . nice to know . . . quite energetic . . . side bangs . . . pals with Toni. Kerin, Sylvia KSSYIU! Secretary Aug. 31 Charcongeg Majorette 4, 3, 2, 1, Choms 4, 3, 2, Tri-Hi-Y 4 Sec., 3, 2, 15 Student Council lg Li- brariang Camera Club 4 . . . snappy little major- ette . . . charming miss . . . studious . . . active part in Tri-Hi-Y. 23 gm pg 7953 Kobuchi, Carmelina a ,, Carm History Teacher Nov. 16 Charconge, Buccaneer 4, 3, Sub-Deb 4, 3, Li- brarian . . . bashful . . . struggles with Solid . . . capable typist . . . petite, elite and lots of fun . . . wants to teach future generation. Kovatch, john CKKOVYY Truck Driver Dec. 6 Bas-eball 4, 3, 2 . . . hails from Meadowlands . . . star baseball pitcher . . . bashful smile . . . always telling jokes . . . likes GD Physics . . . grad- uating appeals to him . . . dark hair. Lesso, Donald Pinky Air Force Sept. 3 Band 1, NVrestling 4 . . . aims to Hy a jet . . . wavy brunette to blond . . . likes to roam the halls . . . comes from llillton Canousburg . . . full of fun. Lucy, Frank Poke Baseball Player Oct. 28 Chareonge, Class Offi- cer 4 Pres., 3 Pres., Hi- Y 4 Pres.. 3, Senior Play- Iunior Play, S t u d e n t Council 4, 3, Hall Patrol 4. 3, Baseball 4, 3, 2. 1, Football 4, 3, 2, 1, Stu- dent Rule Day 3, Fire Warden 4, 3 . . . all pop- ular guy. 24 Koval, Patricia apanyn Teacher Sept. 6 Buccaneer 3, 2, Class Officer 2 Treas, Chorus 4. 3, Tri-Hi-Y 1, Senior Play, Iunior Play, Sub- Deb 4 Pres. 3, 2, Student Council 4, 3, 2, Librari- an, Camera Club 4, 3 . . . friendly . . . actor . . . attractive. Lenart, Elizabeth ..Liz,, Secretary April 11 Charconge, Buccaneer 4, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 4, 3, 2, Cheerleader 4, 3, 2, Li- brarian , . , energetic cheerleader . . . sport fan . . . cute smile . . . vivid personality . . . lots of fun to he with . . . lots of frienlds. Lindsey, james alimn Truck Driver June 11 Chorus 2 . . . good- natured, friendly and nice . . . usually seen with Mur-Mur and Bubby . . . one of the more serious Seniors . . . quite a hep- cat on the dance Hoor. Malarkey, Bertha ..Jo,, Housewife Feb. 2 Librarian . . . pals with Ethel and Vera . . . is learning to cook and sew . . . loves to talk . . . blond hair . . . blue eyes . . . Meadowlands gal. Marra, Louis ..Luigi,, College graduate May 8 Charconge, Ed, Buc- caneer 4, 3, 2, Band 4 V. Pres. 3, 2, Chorus 2, Hall Patrol 4, 3 . . . long- haired . . . Mr. Char- conge of 1953 . . . excep- tional leader in many ac- tivities . . . 8th period chef . . . intelligent. Mazza, Anthony ...Tonya Tinner Sept. 6 Charconge, Class Oili- cer 2 Pres. 1 Pres, Cho- rus 4, 3, 2, Hi-Y 4, 3, 2, Student Council 4, 3, 2, Hall Patrol 4, 3, 2, Cam- era Club 4, 3, 2, Football 4, 3, 2, 1, Activities Council 4, 3, Fire War- den 4, 3 . . . all around guy. McElhaney, Shirley Shirl Nurse June 25 Band 4, 3, 2, 1, Chorus 4, 2, Sub-Deb 4, Libra- rian, Tri-Hi-Y 1 . . . ra- ther shy . . . feminine percussionist of the band . . . a friend of all who know her . . . personality plus. Morton, Leonard ..Len,, Mechanic Sept. 5 Hi-Y 4 . . .an O. K. guy . . . takes life as it comes . . . quiet and nice to know . . . tall,rather thin . . . dark hair . . . mechanical hobbist. Mauro, joseph 6110677 Navy Iune 12 Charconge, Chorus 4 3, 2, Student Council 4, Hall Patrol 4, 3, Camera Club 4 . . . talented Rembrandt', of the year- book . . . hard working . . . swell guy . . . lay Michael fan. McAnany, Marlene NaNa Women's Air Force Dec. 7 Tri-Hi-Y 1, S e n i o r Play, Iunior Play, Sub- Deb 4, 3, 2, Student Council 3, Librarian 4, Camera Club 3 . . . po- tential Oscar winner . . . lively and good na- tured . . . distinct giggle . . . hangs. Melone, Dorothy ..D0t,, Secretary June 21 Charconge, Bucaneer 4, Chorus 4, 3, 2, Tri-Hi- Y 4, 3, 2, Librarian . . . long, glistening red hair . . . ever smiling . . , de- pendable worker . . . ex- pert typist . . . well liked hy all. Morgan, Elsa KKElseH Teacher May 25 Charcongeg Buccaneer 4, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 4, 3, 2, 15 Librarian . . . Peggyis oth- er half . . . future faculty member . . . whiz in Trig . . . helps meet Buccaneer deadline . . . true friend. gm 0,4 7953 Murdock, Bennie 'Benn President May 11 Wrestling 2, 1 . . . will welcome June 3 . . . wheels a Mercury through Houston . . . early to bed 03 . . . early to rise CPD . . . happy-go- lucky . . . thc life of any party. Nystrom, Richard Dick Mechanic June 3 Hi-Y 4 . . . chief inter- est is mechanics . . . really a swell fellow . . . usually seen in a gay mood . . . vivid personality . . . fa- vorite class is gym. 0'Bryan, joseph ..J0e,, Lawyer March 26 Chorus 2g Hi-Y 45 Jun- ior Playg Football 3, 2, 1 . . . new style hair-do . . . likes girls in general . . . graduation appeals to him . . . jokester on the bus. Patterson, Armelda ..Mel,, Typist Nov. 23 Librarian . . . always buzzing in Sadie's ear . . . types 50 per . . . en- joys vdancing, especially the hep ones . . . eye catching smile . . . big brown eyes. Myers, William Dino Successful July 5 Band 4, 3, 2, 1 V. Pres. . . . jazz drummer . . . speaks his own mind . . . wants to be successful in the future . . . couldn't be a nicer guy . . . good drama student. 0'Bryan, Jacqueline Jackie Secretary May 22 Buccaneer 3, Class Of- ficer 1 Treas.g Chorus 4, 3, 2, Iunior Play, Sub- Deb 4, 3, 29 Student Council 2. lg Librarian 45 Camera Club 4 . . . dim- ples . . . vivacious person- ality . . . peppy and al- ways on thc go. Oliver, Kathryn naKelly:x News Correspondent June 15 Tri-Hi-Y 45 Librarian . . . quiet type . . . pen pals in England . . . cute round face . . . wraps glass ware in McCrory's . . . keeps her friends amused. Patterson, Eugene uBubbyn Disc jockey July 7 Chorus 4, 3, Wrestling 3. 2 . . . good-natured . . . spreads cheer Wherever he goes . . . likes singing and dancing , . . hopes someday to spin the plat- ters . . . ken-nn clothes. Phillips, Martha June Secretary Iune 21 Charcongeg Buccaneer 4: Tri-Ili-Y lg Senior Play, junior Playg Sub- Deb 4, 3, 2, Librarian, Student Rule Day 3g Chorus 4, 3, 2 . . . pop- ular and well-liked gal . . . hearty worker. Plunkett, Dorothy Tootie Secretary April 17 Charcongeg Chorus 4, 3, 2, Tri-Ili-Y 4 st-C., 3, Librarian . . . attractive lass from Moninger . . . easy to get along with . . . typing ability plus . . . will make an out- standing secretary. Ralston, Gretchen Cretch Dental llygenist Nov. 27 Buccaneer 2, Maior- ette 4. 3. 25 Tri-lli-Y 4, 3, 2. 1: Librariang Cam- era Club 4, 35 Chorus 4, 3 . . . forever on the go . . . spirited majorette . . . answers to th-e name of 'ilrniafv Raymond, Louis Chis Vice President Aug. 9 Dark, curly hair . . . slow motion . . . sneaks a few winks now and then . . . counts the days till june 3 . . . expert driver QPJ. Phillips, Ronald r.R0n,, Artist Sept. 27 Aspires to he a master of the canvas . . . diinple in his chin . . . one of our quiet Senior boys . . . pet peeve is lst period class. Putorti, Carmen ac ,, U. S. Air Force April 24 Chorus 4, 3, 25 Hi-Y 4, 3, 2, Student Council 4 Pres. 3g Hall Patrol 4, 3g Football 3, 2, Basketball lg VVrestling 3, 25 Fire Warden 4, 3 . . . eflici-ent announcer . . . noted for his personality . . . good looking. Rathbone, Joann ..J0,, Secretary Sept. 16 Tri-Hi-Y 4, 3, 2, l: Li- brarian 4, Camera Club 4 , . . neat appearance at all times . . . rather quiet at school . . . winning Dersonality . . . has many friends . . . shiny hair. Reed, George Moola Pro Basketball Player April 7 Charcoirgeg Class Olli- eer l Sec., Hi-Y 4 Sec., 3, 2, Senior Play, Student Council 4. lg Camera Club 3, 2g Baseball 4, 2: Football 4, 3, 2, Basket- hall 4, 3, 2, lg Activities Council 4 . . . head clown ot CTHS . . . hardwood ace. 27 gm 0,4 1953 Rosman, Frank ..Ham,, journalist March 12 Hi-Y 4g Baseball 4g Football 2, 1 . . . quiet lad from 17 . . . comes to us from Boon Terrace . . . hopes to write for a large city newspaper . . . likes commercial subjects. Smith, Marilyn Susie', Typist Iune 13 Librarian . . . mostly quiet . . . lets out with a giggle now and then . . . oft to a good start in commercial field . . . en- joys iazz music. Tauzel, Pattie MPM., Telephone Operator Aug. 2 Librarian . . . chatters away her spare time . . . often seen with Toni and Patty . . . small Miss', . . . full of fun . . . soon be saving n u ni b e r pleasef' Thompson, james Stoker College Graduate Oct. 8 Chorus 4, 3, 2g Hi-Y 3: Hall Patrol 4. 3, Baseball Mgr. 4, Football 4, 3, 2, lg Wrestling Mgr. 4, 3, 2, 1 g rugged football star . . . can sing, too . . . aiming for college degree after diploma , . . little Iimf' 28 Seik, Edward ..Ed,, Farmer Sept. 25 Hi-Y 44 junior Play, Wrestling 2 . . . light hair . . . good looking Senior . . . serious-minded . . . usually found with a book QFD . . . spends after school hours working on farm. Smiddle, Donald ..D0n,, Mason Nov. 5 Hi-Y 4, 3, 2 . . . short . . . talks about every- thing . . . spends a lot of time at Ack's,' house . . . likes noon hour social life at the store. Thomas, joseph ajoev Mechanic Nov. 28 Chorus 4, 3, 29 Hi-Y 4 V. Pres., 3, Baseball 2g Foot- ball 4, 3, 25 Wrestling 4. 3, 2 . . . strong and mighty 165 pounder . . . gridiron favorite . . , ra- ther shy . . . mellow bari- tone . . . swell guy. Tinkey, William Bill Millionaire Aug. 6 Undecided about fu- ture work . . . hopes to get rich . . . jovial and kind hearted . . . enjoys shop classes . . , powers a Hudson V-8 from Houston. Tolancl, Herschel Hersh Diesel Mechanic May 26 Chorus 4, 3, 2, Hi-Y 4, 3, 2, Senior Play, Junior Play, Hall Patrol 45 Base- ball 4, 3, 23 Football 2, Basketball 2, 1 . . . MGM prospect . . . winning personality . . . well liked by classmates. Urbanie, Marlene Mar Secretary Dec. Charcongeg Class offi- cer 4 Trcas. 3 Treas.g Majorette 4, 3, 2, 1, Tri- Hi-Y 4 V. Pres. 3, 14 Li- brarian 4, Camera Club 4 . . . fancy stepping lead majorette . . . has personality double plus . . . beauty and brains. VVhite. Shanning Nick Plasterer Nov. 12 Antics amusing to all . . . ermnnencement won't be too soon for him . . . earns spending money at l'atsch's . . . cuts-up with Terry and llouston pals. VVylie, Marline Mar Telephone Operator Feb. 12 Charcongeg Buccaneer 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Pa-5. 3, 2, 14 Librariang Class Offi- cer 4 Sec., 3 Sec .... ar- dent wrestling fan . . . capable leader in activi- ties . . . always pleasant and smiling. Urbanic, George Coco Air Force june 29 Chorus 4, 3, Wrestling Mgr. 4, 3, 2, 1 . . . would rather be seen than heard . . . small guy with a big smile . . . efficient wrest- ling manager . . . future jet pilot. Washabaugh, Robert ..B0b,, Farmer Sept. 1 Camera Club 4 . . . small laid from the coun- try hails . . . Hcnnen and he arc inseparable . . . enjoys Western tunes . . . plans his future home on a farm. Whitesell, Ruth Ruthien Teacher Sept. 26 Chorus 41 Tri-Hi-Y 4, 3. 2, lg Senior Play, Alun- ior Play, Student Council 4, Librarian, Cheerlead- er 4, 3, 2, Camera Club 4 . . . zealous cheerlead- er . . . quite an actress . . . charming personality . . future co-ed. Young, Duwayne Dewey Musician Feb. 24 Charcongeg Band 4 Pres., 3 V. Pres., 2 Pres., lg Senior Play, Student Council 43 Hall Patrol 4, 3, Baseball 4, 3, 2, lg Basketball 4, 3, 2, lg Stu- dent Rule Day 3 . . . toots a trombone . . . ace cager . . . personality plus. gm pg 7953 Zanolla, Brunetta Bi-una Teacher Nov. 11 Charcongeg Tri-Hi-Y 4, 3, 2, lg Student Coun- cil 4: Librarian 4, Cam- cra Club 4, Sec. 3 . . . curly brunette . . . jolly . . . camera fan . . . hopes to teach grade school. Zofchak, Dennis Denny Road Constructver Junc 8 Chorus 4, 3, 2g Hi-Y 4, 3 . . . a swell guy and a favorite of all . . . broad smile . . . masculine build . . . enjoys wood working . . easy going lad. Class Colors-Black and white. Motto-We finish to begin. Class Day theme-Television Claim' Griffith, Terrance ..Ten,y,, Machinist April 17 Chorus 4, 3g junior Play . . . silly jokes and quips . . . sensational pantomines . . . small but mischievous . . . seldom seen without Shanning . . . one of thc friendliest Seniors. In September 1949, the doors of CTHS swung open to 120 verdant freshmen who were clamor- ing to begin their high school education. Some- what frightened by the bells, and decidedly con- fused by the lengthy assignments of Science, His- tory, and Algebra that were handed out to us, we wondered if any of us would ever make a passing grade. However, our difficulties began to smooth out after a few weeksg and before we realized it, spring flowers were blooming and vacation was at hand. As silly sophomores we answered the roll call in September, 1950. We marched importantly to rooms 12, 14, and 15, convinced that we were the up and coming class. Although our class members began to participate in the school ac- tivities, we didnit yet know who was the best quarterback, the biggest brain, or the guy who was readiest with a wisecrack. During our Junior year we received our class rings and wore them proudly. We presented Men Are Like Streetcarsf, a three-act comedy, as our junior play. The highlight of our social events was the junior Prom, which we held in honor of the Seniors. We were the first class to hold a post-prom party. Two hundred students attended this event at the Washington country c ub. September 1952 was the beginning of this all important Senior year. VVe elected class officers, selected class colors and a motto. Our class members were prominent in the school's activi- ties. Our Senior play was Seventeen is Awfully Young. This was the year of pictures, name cards, invitations and gowns. As we go to press with our yearbook we look back-having played the last game, participated in the final concert, and taken the last examination-we are now ready to move on to larger roles in the affairs of community, nation and world. IL We wish to pav t11bute to two members of the class of 1953 MGIWIH Beall dled February 1952 and Eric Henderson died August 1952 whose deaths were a real loss to our Senior group as well as to then families ' 9 I . . . 30 'XV' 'W' 'XV' 'TIP 'XV' 'W' 'XV' 'XV' 'W' 'W' 'UP 'UP 'TV' 'W' 'W 'Mnzlan,cla4.4m,Qn, 32 ny: GH: j 1 6l6IAA!2.0DIl'lA .... ffm, donna, thfwuqh, which, wa, pau, . dwzlvpbzq. 127 ' fnmhmm Jhfo matufuz, fmmbu.. O 5 919310 Jim ' Front row: C. I,1lIIilI'Ill, IS. XVimc'r, P. NVyIim-, A. Nlurth, T. Nixon. -I. Yurrucm-IQ. H. Progur. A. l'Ic-sIQox'iL-Ii, M, Ilos lmsIQ. Xl. C,In-simz nl. lIl4IHlllt'lL', S. IIIPCIIIIIIQ. Second row: IU. XI1u'liu.'I'. XILIYYRI. .'X.Sta-wn1't, NI, NIiII'1'r,C XIiIIc'r. VI. I'i1'l'UllKI1l,fi.'I-1lll7l'I.S. NuII, NI. -I. UslruucI s-r, S. UIIom. I., Nlortou. -I. CowcIm'11, II. Swoulvk. Thir rms: I,. Sulimhllv, li. lmu, I7. Smith. P. JXIIIUIIIVIILI. li. Ilvw. II. Stuppwicli, I7. IIvII'umu, AI. Yvluu II. lion-IX. fl, IILIIQ:-r. C, Sc-iIN. 'If I'mau'los. XV. Cilrynowr-ill, II, Iiohrvr. Back row: Ii. Yiuc'IQ. AI. Ili Clvuuuru, Ix. fillllllxf. II. IIiIvIwrI, -I. Iiuxh. II. XIiIIL'1'. A. Craig, Cf. Sm'uIxim'. AI, YIIl'l'SII1'I. AI. cil'1lf'IlPIx, IJ. I,Ioxu I IIIl!lI I XIII lu V. x.x. .. num CLASS OIFIVICIICRS Slzuicliugz Ili-Ivu Sxx'uulc'Ix. lrc'a1s,g Hows' Xluriv Progau' sux: Kirk I3rmmu. lu'vx.1 .'XII1vrl Cruig. x. prmw. SUIICKI: Nlrs. lk-urmuro gmcI XII: lIigggIs'. L'Ikl5N apuiwurx. So this is ilu- L-Izlss that lu-lcl thc- Iuuior- Scuior Prom Xluy SI WT cIicI Imvc such Ll grand timv tIivrc. HIuu-r. cIicIu't ww? I cspvc-ia1IIy IiIic'cI thosv Ul'ICllt2lI clvcolultioixs. You could Ilalvc' just imngiuvd voursclf iu 11 romantic orivutul gurcIvu. AucI that drczum' music hy Ima- Bill'l'L'tI'S orcI1c's- tru was woucIcrfuI. I uqrcv with You. Duisv. that prom was nu outstanding 1-Vout of thc your. Thcu going to thr- couutry Q-Iuh uftvr thc prom rc-z1IIx' L-Iilliuxvcl thm- cvc-iliiig. XV4- had Iots of fun CIRIIICIIIQ' and outing tiII thc- Ixxfuf hours of thx' morning. ullow did tlw juniors get cuough mouvy to put ou this hig ewciat. EI1i1c-1 r ' :Sl Klazm, run! row: I'. Durisli. Ii. CIzu'Ix, ll. Chun-lay. IQ. OIixv1',C. AucIy, VI. Ilalrt. -I. Nlzitliut. II. IIi'i1lIvrsmi. C. Ilrigich, 5 Iii-lmul. U, Dalillvy. I. IJm'a1m'm'. Second TONY: XI.I'n'iiiIm. D. IIriu'. If. Ilvnl. If. AcI:llnH, Ii. Nlzlrv, NI. cIl l im-r. .-X. Ilmistim, LI. Gus. L. 'I'Immpsu1i. I.. I'.u'ino. S. -Iiwliiistmm. Third row: I . Nlalsliinmk, IS. Il3ll2lIII'H, I3 Iii Iillimi C' Iiix II Nlx 11111 I' QIIIIIIIINIH I' I31 ll I5 BI -4 . .. . . .. 'ss' , 4 . ' . , lljIll'f', -I. lim-iiiiziiwl, S. IImIg1'rs, II. I,iIxzu'. Bm row: I . Xlaltf. Ii. Klmlxu, -I. Iicmvli, VI. Ih-mln. II. I'IIlIIl4'f. KI. K-via-I. K. Iimxvn, 'I'. Smith. I.. SI-m'iuI. I SilllIxI'f . -I. XIIISV. NIDIIVIIIQ tha' first Sl'lIIt'SIK'l' tlwy spmism'c'cI ll mliiurv clalliux Tha- sm-oncl scum-stc-r thc-5' hc-IcI ll phiv. :Kumi I:-t mv tc-II you, Daisy. that plgu' was hiIa1i'iol1s ZIIICI thc' st1lcIc'nt actors cIicI 21 QUOQI mivs rvspcmsiiwlc- for tha- post-proin pairtv ut thc' CUIIIIITB' CIIIILN You rc-11IIx' Iiuvo to uchnit, Iilmm-r, that this is :ui m1tstzuicIii1g. Iuml working Q-hiss. with much iiiitiutivv and Ol'IQIllLlIIIf'. Ilow wcII Ihcy puIIvcI toggg-tlwr Im' flu-ir m'c'i1tsI 'I'Iu'cIuss1iwii1Ix'1's11Iso took actin- parts in othvr sp-lmol mguiiizutimis. 4-Iuhs. and sports. Umh-r tlw spcmsorsliip of Hrs. llc-iiimcro and NIV. IIiggI0, zu1cI thi' Iva1cIcr- ship of thvir L-11pz1I1Iv oIIicc'1's, thi-y hz1cI ll sliccvss- I,uoI4 out fm' in-xt f't'2ll'. Daisy, wIlL-il thx-sc' pvuplg- In-cmlw Sc'liim's. 'Ihvy will hc- 'tops' as Icw1cIi'rs UI' thc' SC'IlllOI.N ,ZS jluz, jnphomma, l'1l'0llf row: lf, Zzlinpalll. li. rlqlltllllilx ,I. l,l2lSl'llll', C. I,l1ll'S, C. xxlilfgll. NI. Riu-. IP. clllIlIl'l'. I' I . , . . , , . lliiiilwtl, Nl. llivsvl. Nl, Sliiiltf. ff. King. Second row: li. Zinn. 13. Ostnmcla-r. B. Sala, -I. Simp- NI l 'Xl utm I SlIlfl1lS li llltfll I1 I Almx x NI Pi lllllll C Nhlwii B liuliiii Xl mn.. , 4' . ..a . 1 -'su . 2. as-'.. , 1-L A. J . , Cfliropvlf. Third row: l'. Sn-liutt. L. Stimim-ll. II. Nlulliiis. Nl, Nllklllll'L'7llf', M. Diicllc-y. XV St:-xu1i't. -I. llwystiip. bl. Nvirlrim-lc, ll. l'l1illips.Al.'l'ulmicl..l. Nlurris. F. Small. Buck row: I3. lmwis A X I I l, .luN:ii'y. l,. xl2lZ7il. S. li'ng1u'. K. Pl'iu'. ll. cll'2lXViillI'll. H. lvrry. lf. XVitlwwslQ'. Jluz, Jn - liscriz Ilmiu- I'HlYlli l1'llL'lI1'l'5, Xliss l'r-awm-lx. claus aiclxiwr. Nlr. Ili-il. Xliws l l'0llt run: 'lf Ilykslm. ll. l'al1il, lf. K1lI'llllll5lxlII. Frmil row: Nl. K. KI'l'IlliIlSlij. H. Xlknrclliiiiiii, D. Kalluslq. Xl. Xl1'l'l'lllllI. JK. llulilx. ll. fflivw, N, Du- llviwu. A. Nlqu'i1uv, -I. Iivlliiiu. ll. llllllilllll.cl.flIYli'lIl1lIl. B. Ciullm. C. Cliimln, mil. Second l-OW: gg- Ymmg. ll. xli, ll, llsfiallx. HX? fusgi-115. Sec-uiirl mix: l,. lillillbllfll. D. -lullliiislryni. glll.VXIt1'l4lmg, km.. xy- Smkm-Q MV Cluytuph H- SUM. l.V fiixwii. llugi-is. ll. c,llvllI4'I, lJ., l,UlllllllllI. l,. Nw , TX. llllilk' . l. U- Mvczlvllmulv Third row: li' Shru- Hliitlivlcl. XX. lliiiii. ll. l,i-xxis, lliircl row: ll. Liu-y. bl. l,lI'XYl'llfll. ll. lv -X I, V I xv ull, .E 1. Slimrrmii. XI. l,lLll'C'Ill1l, ll, lmssu. Xl. SlI2lXY. Cl. Nllllllllilllglll. N. lllzlyiiby. U, UIQ ' ' Hltlnf'-m' ' I lfuum' Xiiiscmigli. P. XVy'lim'. I., Xlmwv. ll, Danni. Back row: R. Olila'ssoi1,.l. l a1i'tru. nuimimll- cl- f1l1U l '- .lj V llwll- fi- ll. Slxiclclls-. l,. Hllllllllil. O. Spin-vii. XY. llmwicx -l. Kilim. KI, Zilifllllli. D. D2lUll'5'- Buck VUW: V- B'll'Ql'Ss. .l- llrmxii. ll. Cfiilznlniin. Cflillvii. l.. Xlaittlivws. ll. lime-lslw. 1 Klum, mul row: I7. KimIcIm'1',if. Kvrin. IC. Xln-nm'Iy, S. IJVIII vsI1i1'f'. II. Iimlc-nskx. C, N qu' -, , 1 1 I I Ixlm I IIlll Ii. I,llL'L'lUIil. L. C.r1II1lIn. X. f.lQ2llILl, I.. Cflnalppvl, B. XYI1itm-, Second row: li. Marlin. ll. ISI-ll. II lil-II. A, Strung. KI. Cfxnxuliw, II. KicIcIv1'. D. Am-svtti. ll. Ilolt. I, Xlurlmn. XI. IC. XVI1itIic-ILI I I Izunpwn. Y. IIUIlIl1'h. 'I'I1ircI row: -I. ZilIIllQ'IIU, A. I'I11ga'II1al1'xII. I,. Stimmm-II, I. KllI1:ncI4i,I XII Xlnmlm-IX, l'. Xlvm-1-Ip, IJ. Smith. lu. lic-ull, C.. liurgvss. N. Young. Nl. Ilugaln. I . tYultm'y11Im11. II. IIm'rI.1. Buck row: II. CImmIIm'r. B. Mau-iIx. I . IIilII'IIl1l, I. Iiuzalllu. I. Kuslo II lim-cIiIIimn II Iulnuslrm. XI, .-Xrlluur. -I. Ilusa-Iskv. IJ. XvAlI'Ill'. Ii. IIILIIIIPII AI, Clrimm, Ii. Sn-utt, I. 'IR-mpIr'l1m. S. 'lxxa1sIw5. Invert: Ilmm- l'HUlll l1'alL-In'l'S. Nliwn Lawton.I-I.1sQauIxiw1'. Xlr. IIU2lL'Il, Miss NIIIIIIPVIA, flma, 'rout row: II. III1l1nIwll. D. DPI'1lUIi, Frmlt row: II, Sinnmini. .-X. XYIIIIIIVILI. XY. IIilLfl'I4'I', I . Ilwn. Cf, lf.upu1Iw, II D' II'I1lVI'- Y- I1IIVlV-,I- IIUIIIW- II- II Il'1'- xIllI'IiIl'. -I. NILIYB, I , lliw-sl-I. IJ. Il-ul. I,. Cl1'uImxxsIxi, -I. .-XmI4'rw1l. Svc-um LTUWI wwf fx' ZIII'u'j III' IIII'f'I'I'Ik- row: lf. IA'IIill'I, II. IIm'Ix. I3. I rivs1'I, Ii. I'mvIv, .-X. 'I'iItm1. QI, Xlqlrilm, ii Xl' IA. XXIWIIII-L1. .IQIIIIII-III' II' IIIIIIIIII- Ilimm-I. .-X. l5vII. Ii. A, SIm1's-s, II. I'IIIl'IIXYIll1', A. IIIQAIIILI. 'l'I1ircI row: li IIIIIH' D' I' II-Iwi Inn IIN: I Ib SII1lQ'Ixl'II'IUl'KI. IS. cIL'Hl'Ql'. II. I'IIIllIl'j', IJ. Srlmll, IJ. I,ImsIm'nI. XI. IIl'I1l, I un. ,I. ,I4'IIc'l5, .-X. Xiu-Imlxku. IJ, V E smillh H4 lllltmu I.-V AM.klwN nl 115,112 I,1lI'Ixt'l'. II. NIQCIQIIW. VI, II2ll'I7llllT, IS. IIm'n4'. -I. Nx1'LlXl'l'. Back row: II. Slvn Buck ww: H' IIIMWUQ M' 'l'mmiL.. lg. ga-r. NY. Xl.u-imn-IX, I . I'.u-If-5.61, Puslmil-In. S. Iiircl. II. 'I'IummN, I. I.IIlIl'IA IIIIIAQVSN, II. SlH'IllQt'l'. I.. Salam, C. Iimtiu, IJ. IImx'I:mcI. IJ. .IUIIIISUIL jim, flghih, Insert: llonn- room lL'Al1'ilt'1AS, NIV. Eilwood, Nliss XY11lkm'. Ttlu and Sth grncic- ndxisor, Miss J I Lvons, Front row: N. Xvlliili, T. lurk, B. jonvs. IC. Kvrin. I. llnll, F. Dondn, I. Dzxxis. lt. 7 Cfiatrk, L. 1C1n'liwim-, B. lfisiic-r, NI. liaxsvfskv, li, liouk. bl. ilittSt'llil'. Second row: l. Brinko, N, f,htl'illlCit'I'. lt. ltoupv, Ol. lla-dlvy, XV. Ross, Nl. ltutlm-y. J. I'4n'n1o. A. Briggs. li. fXliirx'11y. Nl. Turk. L. Hisst-il. li. St4'llQl'l', lt. Shultz, Third row: D. liifxnuk, A. Blll'gIl'5h. D. filliliii. D. Div on, li. Moorv. Nl, Koss. B. xllii, XI. lim-1'si1c'l, VI. Blllllillll. li. l3i1lyllK'f'. D. fglillii, B. -lolniston, .I. Stoppvrit-ii. Nl. Cllwlnk. Buck row: lt. O'NviI, -I. liamtio, P. Cllurix. B. Lindstroln, Nl. jump, -I. -It-il'm'l's, li. lJo1li4.l3. Flliop. jluz, jmmlzih, Front row: xl. lion-lio, -I. Sliuw, S. Se-tto. Cl. riiillli-4't'. li. l'vnxost-, B. Bait-iitym-, C. Bcrimrd, li. llauzniis. Nl. L. Klugt-5.12 Kusiiv, A. Doncinu. M. l,innkr'tt. D. l'rzum'. 13. Dwsvl. li. Slll2lgllt'l', Im 'l'fon11zm. Second roiv: lt. lioiigixry, Nl. Kniuu-iii, I. Sta-xmis, -I. Smith, Nl. x1L'ciltl'tlll'X, Cf. Spikm-r, II. Luciano, S. l zn'tro, Nl.iil'i'i:l'I'S, E. liopp, D. l 1'aiivy, li. xitlliillllllll, I. Clrt-n'n. Tiiird row: li. Xluvvu. XY. Bnrgc-ss, I. fi1ll'l'Uii, A. XVood. F. Tolalnd, fl. Dorulmk, li. Snlton, CI, Sotton, VI. lfongimk, IC. lJ1ISitUiiQ', L. lhiggs, B. Soik, S. Sillwlcic-1', D. Kiddmw. Buck row: li. llotilnzln. lt. linfzoli, S. Moss, P. Spillnnv. -I. Cliropc-it, C. Andre-olli. 1. Clmlnoiiski, S. Lucy, R. Bt-li. lt. Cliucoiwy, C. ltosst-ll. N. Nlorton. I. Ilorn. D. Ullonx. Efwwla Front row: ll. Xiwn, K. 'I'z1yIm', I.. Kulmuulni, I7. XYINI, Il. IJ11aIIvy, 'If AIIII-rsun. II. llmxglns. I. SIuu'm's, II. NIRIIAIIIU, II, IJVIII, A. KXIIIUIIIVIIII, II. Stvins 7I'Illj.f. Second row: IC. BNHS, I.. IIIIIQIT, S I Ks-vIvx'. I.. Pitum-Ia. l', IIUIIMIU. -I. Cla1IIu'a1ilIl. NI. AImIm'srm11, l'. Urlmn. II. liugish. II, Kiln-slm-k. ID I'utra1n, il. XVI1itc'sm-II. Third ruw: C. Smith, -I. Ilzlgzm, I,. I'11ttvrsm1, II. IIiIcIv1'Imn1lw, II, Nina-ins lm-cl. I.. Ku-llxnvcly. Cl. Clumvr, II. Ca11'rc-tt, S. I'IIIl1ll'j'. C. SIUIUIIS, II. Kluskzl. N. IIm'y'lluIcIs. B1lL'Ix row: II. 'IUIIIINUIL II. Llurk, Ia. Xhllmms, IJ. hmm-r. NX. Ixvsm-ck. I. Alnsunlglu, N. 5L'IlIllIllll sky. l'. Iiml. II. Ixmu-ms, Xl. lic-lull:-, II, -Imu-s. I.. Ilalgml, Ia. IIuIt. NI. II1c'IlurcIs, I.. I,m-sm. Hmm Front row: D. Spiugulu, N. Ibm-I-Imk, -I. Bl'l4IlilI'LI, S. I 4I'I'IH'llL'III', II, ffm. C. Cflmllllnw. S. Kl'l'Ill ilnsky, FI. BI-ll, NV. NIs'Iv, XI, lliuxzulini, IJ. cIIII'5I1K'Ii. If. SIIIAIQIIUF, I.. XXIUIPLIIJIIIAII. Sun-mul row AI. Illmi, II. I4-l1z11'I, II. Sz1mIvrs. It I'rvlm, IJ, IIuy'e'x', 5. I'.llQ,'II'l'I. XI. Lux, -I. XXLIIIV. II. c,lN'Il Ixru-r, Im .'XIiIiIl'5HII, W. NIIIIH, Ix. Izwalslwy, S. lil-II. Ix. I'IIl'. Tlurd row: II. Nlmur, -I, hung I' II1tl 4 ' Y' ' A I ' A ,. 4 vy. II. Xlurtm. 0. L1IIum,D. k14Iclvr.l3.Sm1tl1. Ix. Sxnunp, j. IIIIIIIIDS, IJ. Pulls, II. fXncIvr sun, II. I'wl'lmr:I. S. Xvl'ilNl'l', Cl, Alullllslqm, II. Imax N. 'I'rn'IHIv, Back row: N. YUIIIIQ, II. .'xIlII'l43xUIl II.Ilurgvs.11.811-ugs-r. II, Collins, Nlalrlill. D. IDI-xmlt, NI. IIlYII1Ill1lll, IJ. XIimu-mmII, K. XVIIIIQII-II Inscrl: II41m.- I'lllllll lm'a1uI1s'1's, Mr. xIllI'I'Ul'II, Nliss Ile-y. Hrs. ,-Xluuslmnl, mpmpfxypqypqgpqgpqmqypqypqypqypfupqgpqgpfw Zi... Q4-ff 40 mf? Sify' qk.J'! Q O'U '1 gil!! gkjli ribs rkbi 0LJ!Q rkjli rkjli rLJ'!'1 OHL! Okjli :Lbs '!' as as as au' 'ax' 'as'- 'cu' 'ru' -'ivy 09- 'as' 'auyj 'au' o Jhnarhovlacmf, . . . ffm, da.4.4....ynufh,mmD1q,amL 401214- 41 mp 12-if O NP 955' XS' EH-' x Sag xfe wg, 52-fr 0 0 'EQQSQ 'A 0 KJL Q wa' 0 kb s 1' Q .Y G CHIP 0'H'Q mp GH? 'HP 93-fe 'HF 08,1 'UP 52-ff' mp WH: NP . mp 056: CUP 0,31 QQP GH-' GX!!! 92-if mp 5 41' zfdlfffu' Sid!! s, Cvnrocro . .. uclvisor IDIIVVZIYIII' Young Assoc-ialtv vclitor Iouis NI1lI'l'Al vclilor XVhy EIIIICII hvrc is thv 0l'g2llllZ1ltI0ll that plaunwcl and niuppccl out our trip through Cliur- congcvillv. I must toll thc-in that our trip has liven ntost intc-rusting zuicl c'njoyulil0. Thu stuff has clonc an cxcc-Ilcnt joh, Daisy. hut clout for il minutc think it was an cusy ouv. II:-rc' is thc- inside storv that I IIPZIIII. It seems that whvn school sturtc-cl wmv hack in Svptc-nilwr the stall was in 21 clithc-r and cIicIu't know whcrc to hcgin. IIcm'cx'0.,r. unclcr Mrs. Ccunon-ro's guicluncc. Louit- and IDCWLW chose Ll thcnie' and sturtefl the hull rolling. BV the first ol Uctohvr thvy had thc- gc-inc-ml lui'-out and tvntativc- chun- niy connpletcd. Strvm Studio pliotogruplivrs czune from Pittsburgh in the miclcllv of Octolwr and took tht- group and Senior pic-turvs. Thvn Don und Rich sturtccl on thc cngruvingsg Nur- Mur and .loo sturtccl CIIYIXVIIIQQ and sketching. Meanwhilv Buzz. Brunc-ttu and Bill wore taking informal shots throughout tha' school. Lastly, the uctivitv rc-ports wvrc clone hy the writa'-up stafl, typccl uncl proof rvucl. Through thc- coni- hinecl efforts and hurcl Work of thv stuff, all copy was rezulv for thc- printcr hv tlw early part of Murcli. Thi- aim of thv stuff has hcvn accom- plishvcl-to procluc-0 u x'c--ui'hook that will hc' rvucl uncl cllcwislivcl for vvairs to coniv. Front row: S. K1-rin, I. Phillips, C. Kohuchi, S. Brown. B. Zzuiollu, IJ, Brrry, T, Cigaini, C. Dugan, I.. Maura. D. Young. Il. Clutailinlo, l,. Lu-nurt, NI, XVylir-, IC. Xlnrgun. P. -lout-s, B. Camlncr. IJ. Nlvlonv, lD,Ancl1-rson. Back row: ll. Nluuro, L. Bc-clillion. Cl. llc-1-tl, B. Cunu-r. ll. clflllllllll. c wi awww me C Ili, Daisv, look what l fonncl l1crc.tlic finan- cicrs of our trip. tlic financial stall of tlic Cfliar- congc. To tlicin go inncli crcclit for all onr nicc accomnioclatioiis. Mlnclcccl, lilnicr. tlicsc stnclcnts wcrc carclhnlly sclcctccl for tlicir initiativc. coopcration anal will- ingncss to work. :Xncl liow tlicy tlicl workl Unclcr tlic gniclancc of Xlrs. :Xnaston ancl tlic aclvcrtising cliairinan, Carincn. tht- stall startccl carly in Scp- tcnilicr to solicit aclvcrtiscincnts. Tlicy coxcrccl tht- llonston, NVasl1ington, ancl Canonslinrg clis- tricts. XVitliin a fcw wc:-ks, thc stall liacl rcacliccl tlicir goal, wliicli snrpassccl tliat of prcvions vcars. l tliinlx tliat tlic nicrcliants ancl patrons will agrcc tliat tlicy got tlicir inoncyfs wortli. -Inst takc a look at tliat aclvcrtiscincnt scctionf' As fnrtlicr incans of raising inoncy, tlic stall liclcl two sqnarc clanccs. Tlicv also solcl plastic ycarlmook cov:-rs. XVcrcn't tlicy nicc. Daisy. for ltccping tht- lioolxs clcan, cspcciallx' sincc tlic covcrs wcrc wliitc?'l I 'I-Xnotlicr lnigli jolm wliicli tlic stall carriccl ont cllicicntly was tliat of sclling snliscriptions. Tlic Nlrs. Anaston gall is stntlcnts liacl a cliancc to pay' in installnicnts. qjll,-,,,i.,, pulu,-li A,Nu.,.lN.,,,,.,,, l.l,:,i,.,,,m, lilincr. so tlic staff nicinlmcrs llacl nnlcli collccting Tum. XIVH Mm ll K,h,m.m,m ancl lioolxkccping to do. ' Xa Pfront row: ll, Catalano. C. Dugan. S. Bizxaclt, M. Urlianic, D. Pliinlwtl. lf. laicy. Back row: D. Xlclonc, ml. Xlalaro, C. Plztorti, AI, Illxillips, I3 Kami Center front: K. Sohraski. Nl, Lil'l7iUllL'. Mr. Cfliinicnto,Dircctor. P. Durish. I.. B1-alillion. Front row: S. Krc- Illllhlij. A. :Xntonictta. 'lf Shaw. D. Bcrry. Al. Borclli. B, Klarlxlc. ll. Nlillcr. li. Chcw. ll Cllicslocli. ll. Luciano, I . Ilcss. ll. .'Xll1ll'l'SUll, C. Scfton. AI. XYliitcsw'll. B. liogish. lt. Sliorcs. ID. liallrslxy. ID. Kizlclcr. -I, Bicr. Scconcl row: S.-l1.hnston. li. Nlycrs. l'l,cilll'1't'tl,.XY,Cl0SgI'1lf. lt. l'l.n'liwinc. S. Xltlflliani-5. S. l'.llIllK'f'. I.. lmsso. Nl. I--islit-I. pl. l.lcwLllyn. M, Nltlyllilil. ll. Wilson, B. l.csso. L. lhoin1Json.C.. lhonumson. H. lxiflclcr. ml. l,l2lSt'IIlK'. Il. Lucciola. A. Arnonv. Back row: IJ, johnson. O. Spice-r. D. Young. li. Cfatalano. li. Kloslta. li. l iinn-y. l,. Xlarra. ll. Xlartin. lf. Nlatl. A. Xlicholslii. l.. Xlatthcws. lf. l'atrina. ll, Clralnun. lt, Ultlcsson, ll, 'l'hoinas. CI. fXinsi-iuigli. gl, liarlmour. ll, .'xlltlt'l'SUll. ullnrry. lIlIl'l'j', lilmcrl You clonit want to miss thc hancl, clo von? You mcan thationtstancling hancl of Charticrs lligh School. Daisy. l'x'c hcarcl so much ahont iff' 'AYcs. lllmcr. thc stuclcnts ancl tricncls of Char- ticrs havc si-cn tht- hancls' splcnclicl pcrformanccs at footlmall gamcs. asscmhlics. pcp rallics ancl paraclcs. Sonic ol' thc half timc shows which thi- auclicncc haw thrillccl to. incluclccl a cowgirl routinc with a squarc clancc. thc Spanish thcmc. trihutc to Xlom anal Dail. TX. pm-rsonalitics such at Katc Smith. lflclclic Cantor. lack Bonny. anal :Xl -lolson. During Pcmisvlvania NVQ-ck a spccial half timc show was prcsciitc-cl honoring our glori- ous statc. Somc ot' thc popular songs playccl cluring thc scason wcrc. Donlt Fence Mc ln. Shantv Town. Pittshurgh Pcnnsylvania. Swancc. and Kiss of Firc. during which Lois Chappcl ancl lcrrv lcllicrs twirli-cl with hcantiful sparlilcrs ancl l.on Bcclillionwith a flaming lxaton. Anothcr of thc icaturc attractions wcrc thc hlack lights pur- chasccl for thc improvcmcnt of tho halt timc shows. 'iYou know. Daisy. this H-ar thc hand consist- 1-cl of cightx' mcmhcrs. Thc following incinhcrs gracluatvcl: Lon B4-clii'lion. Drum Nlaiorg Xlarlcnc Urhanic. llcacl Xlaiorcttog Donalil qXnclcrson. Bass llorng Anthonv .Xrnonc. Bass Drumg Don Bcrry. Trnmpctg llicharcl Graham. Tromhoncg Louis Nlarra. Drumsg Shirlcx' Nlclllhancy. Drumsg XVilliam lNlycrs. Drumsg ljllixvilyllt' Young. Trom- honcg ancl Nlaiorcttcs. Toni Cigana. XVihna Cur- clic. Klona llutchison. Svlvia Kcrin anrl Crotclicn Ralston. Thc hancl was It-fl hx' thi- Scnior Drum Nlaior ancl Maiorcttc along with thi- lcatl maior- cttc Pat Durish. Thi' cutc mascot was Kathlccn Solmraslsif' l must sav. lflhncr. this succcssliul sc-ason was maclc possihlc hx' thc harcl working hancl lllt'lll- hcrs ancl thrir cliit-ctor. Xlr. -loscph Chimcnto. with much continuous planning ancl prcparation for tht- thrilling shows arcl othcl' pcrliorinaiici-sf' uYou rcmcmhcr. Daisv. thc annual hancl square clancc was In-ld on lanuarx' 22. licaturing Bowl Baldwin ancl his orchcstra. lt was a trc- nwnclons sncccss cluc largclx' to thc- hancl parcnts, to whom thc hancl mcmhcrs owc thcir gratituclc and apprc ciation tor th'-ir nart in this ancl many othor cxcntsf' 'X-Xncl that spring conccrt in Xpril was tcrrilic. lilmcrl Thcsc hanrl incinhi-rs rclicarsccl manv long hours to nrcscnt that nrogram ol' varic-cl sc- lcctions. which a-x'ci'x'oiic thoroughlx' cnioycrlf' lldl lo N CULUR GUARDS OFFICERS rigllll: II. llrimm. 'lf Jxilliflllllll, IS. Summit, ll,cl4l lu righllz U. Ymmg, Vu-5.1 17. Bun lr :N lm. xll'.c.IIlIlll'l1fH. l71rm'm'lm'g I.. xl2ll'I'll. X. Plus S lulms lull. Saw. NI.-X.lf5Rli'I l'liS AND FLAC TNVIIIIJCIKS lfrunt row: il. linlxlmu, I'. Xhliv, 'lf fTiQ.llI1l. li. iilurk. l.. Clmppvl. Second mw: Xl. Hula In N.-111, if Xmly. XY, ffllI'ilit'. Nl, X2lL'l!ll1'Q'lIIf. S, Ka-rin, Back row: S. Ullmll. Nl. Slmllx, Ll. ffm Q!-XII, ,lL'Hl'I'N, li. l,1'L'. -13 Front row: lf, D1-nt. U. l'rhanic', IQ. Xlcwivviy. F. Adains, li. Xlary. lf. i,llttl'l'Slill, B. llvss. VI, Xlaino, S. liodgi-rs. ul. B1-rnard. B. Nic-Nary, -I. Knsky. Second row: VI. Clrinini, D, XVarm'. K. iii1llliL'l'. li. l5izfait'L.:X.CI1'z1ig. D. Zoichaii. .I Andi-rsoii. Cl, flrosso, Il. ltohrvr, I. BIISII, L. Mazza. 4l, 'l'honias. Back row: -I. XYiw. UI. 'I's'rsh4'i. 'lf Mazza, K. Broyyn, B, Sciott, 'l'. Slllilil, B. Xrnold. S. Cilal'Lz-. Cf. Vnlorti. ll. 'l'oiand, ,I. VIVIIUIIIDSUII, B. Coi'tt'sx'. ss filyliiit' tiil'l'L'i4mI' Joy Hg-N l I . N 6 mil iialwlivl' 11L'1'l lH'IIiNl ui'iiIlN'l'. what is all that noisv? NIM l'l'1l1'Hf'ls f H 'il'1'flf'I' f 1l1'7' NSIIIICIQS. Daisy. itis only niv tl'B'in2 to harmo- nizt' with tht' gh-mi c-huh. I think yon could profit inorv hy listcning. Hhiicr. and hit those' ninety-tiyc hoys and girls do the singing. Thcy rvally harinonixc hvautifnliy. nndvr the dirvction ot Miss Cll'iliJil'.n i'Tlivy must rvaih' work hard to hc in tho glcv chih. Daisy. Tho girls rchcarsv activity periods Monday and Thursdayg thc hoys XVvdnvsday and Friday. Then thc-rv arm' spvcial coinhinvd rvhc'arsais.i' 'iEhnor, do you rc'iii0nihm-r tht- wondcrful pvr- iiOl'll12lllL'6'S thvy gayc during thc A-Ximwicaii Edn- cation NW-ok assvnihiy. Christmas and liastvr programs. and Baccahiiireatv? llow wc-ll they did 'Txyas tht- Night Bcfoil' Christmas' with Bvtly and blot- Thomas doing tht- solosii' ,IH lub run! row: C.. lilzgim, ll, IJ.-r-'11, Il. XX'iii11'r. ll. IIIIIHIIIQIS. Cf. I.11t.'s, 5. IJI'IllDSlIi'l', If.. f.ram'lurxl, ll Linn. I.f.1lIHllX,5. Illlllll XI IIIIILIIINUI C ll 1 -X.. . - ' 1, Q, zllstmi, Sccoml row: -I.SllIl175Ull, IC, IILIIIIIJ- I mi 'X Mum S Bimini li Nlliitm' ll l'i'uf'111' C' rIIlI1llIll7KUll AX llvs liUXlL'll I I ll'llXXllN' l' iiirl I lliilli1iNUXl llmlllvyl D. Sniillmi Tldrzli rriiv: ll. llvndiii'Qim, Xlillir''lfllfigziiizlj IJ., Ilulli-mlm.-I1,I.. l.IIlmliiui1.II.XXlilIm'm'll,l5.S1lla1.lI. Iuluml, U. .-Xiu-Sc'Il1.C.. K-zlulllm-I1 QX, llmlslmi, I llrizlim-i', Xl. Xlaitm. I. Silmlvrn. Buck row: II, IlLll'I, ll. Xlvli J inc: D. I'liii1lu'tl, D. KILITIIII, 5, llvsx, I.. Xlurtim. -I. l'l'lmi1m'lc'. XI. l.ln-sim: II. 0 llry.m, I. lwxnl. S. Xlcl' lll'lIH'Y S Iulimluii Xl Climiw'lX. I' C'li :mln ix ll. Muvlllvlx. Ifrmil rmv: li. Iiinau-lx, .X. llmu'1'. Svruml rms: ll XI llIII NI I.m-imrl. l'. NI4-in-vly. S, Ili-limit. Hawk row: , ' ' ' .J Kham I'-1--ai-ml 'I'-vu Vl'lm's llllllilllg all Ilia' :misc IIOXV. lDz1isy?I' lfs n I ' .' iv. lilmvr. I in lwlpmg tlic- c'l1i'vi'l1'a1clm's Listcn. Daisy. tliusc- girls lmu- dom- all rigi so Inr. Did You 0vvi's1'v so lllllfll pvp :uid mimi QB'-illlll liow thi-y cam yi-Il! 'l'lu-x' wvrm- In-lui tlic' lmys, win or low. Iiootlxlll. lmskvllmll and wrcstliiigf' Tl1c'y do look so sliurp in tlivir :ww uutlitx -gold amd imlrooii plaid slxirls amd c-zips xritli gold swciita-rs. Xlllmt Rl IIURII and striking appz-ui uma' at ull IIIHCSI lmalclic-cl lux' Xllss l'vau'c flu-x' limi- lmvcoiiim- mm of flu' lim-st SKIIISIKIS iii tlic district. ullvgiiizl. I.ix. lilltli and Xilclrcw' llzlu' gin ii IIICII' lust L-lim-cr lor Ll IIS. lwuir limi' llll'IlIIN'IS XYiiiiiic'. l3m'lm'c's, Path amd Icsslv will loin thi 521111111 -I7 I iivxt Your. ml me lx 15' -Sid!! Front row: D. Berry, C. Dugan. C. Pallaria, C. Brigish. G. Grosso, L. Marra, T. Cigana, ll. liixxaek, l,. Lenant. Nl. NYylic. Second row: NI. Cramer. E. Morgan. Al. O'l3ryan, C. Ralston, D. Anesctti, Al. Yankosck. li. Crm-en. S. Brown, C. Kobuchi, ll. Henderson. Back row: S. Rodgers, nl. Cfonclen. D. Nlelonc, A. Pleskoyich, -I. Phillips. VI. Earliwine. l'. Koyal, -I. Kubaeki. li. lXlcNary. llosc lfnlalano .-Xssociate liflitol' cggy jones Editor Xlr. Xlorlord Adxisol' NVl1y Daisy. look! llcrc is the newspaper staff. Gee. don't you look forward to reading the Buccaneer every month? You certainly can find a lot of interesting articles in itf, i'The Buccaneer. Elmer. is under the super- vision of Klr. Donald Nlortord. Peg jones is the Editor and is assisted by Hose Catalano. Both of these girls are in the Senior class, The editors and all the staff inesnbers really worked side by side to put out each issue. You could always tell when the staff was at work by the way the lobby seemed to be buzzing near the end of the month. The statt was selected from the Sopho- more, junior. and Senior classesf' 'iYou can find many types of articles in the paper. Daisy: club activities. gossip, sports. alumni, exchange from other school papers. hu- mor, and also some tashionsf' Yes, Elmer. you're right, the Buccaneer is really swell. You know you can buy a subscrip- tion at the beginning of the school year and that Way you can be sure of getting each copy to read and enjoy. -18 20,-, Front row: ll. Glunt, S. Hodgcrs, li. Sc-ik. B. NlcNary. lt. Sloppcrich. D. SlIlllllllt', P. Antonict- tzl. B. Citll'KlIlt'I', E. Mciiccly. B. Nystrom. D. xVtlI'lll'. Second row: ll. rlltlltllltl, S. Clalkt , C. Pu- torti. li. Likar. ll. Kloska, 'lf liartos, ul. Grimm, -I. Tlionms, C. Scnkinc, A. Craig. Third row: Al. Atkinson, L. Morton, T. lXIazza1, F. Lucy. bl. Tc-lnplc-ton. F. Sankcy. F. liosinan, D. Zofchak. li. Bizlzlck. Back row: D. Young, C. llccd, K. l'lrown, bl. 'IR-rsln-l, ll. Kozicl. Mllnun, l0t's scc now-N XVhat arc you doing. Ellll0l'lW Thinking about ways of raising inoncyfi 'KVVhat for. Ehncr. wore not going anyyvhcrc tonight. arc we-Pv No, Daisy . . . l was talking to some of thc Hi-Y hoys and they asked nic for sonic ideas. You sec the Hi-Y is a civic organization of Char- tiers High School and is dcdicated to scrving the church, school. and community. ln ordcr to ful- till this purposc thc cluh must sponsor money- inaking projects. Thcy did hold a jukc-hox dance in March. and a joint Tri-lli-Y-lli-Y carniyalf, i'That's fine, Ehncr, and l know the cluh is undcr the supcryision of Mr. Berry and thc load- crship of four capahlc otticcrs. What were sonic of the non-profit cycnts sponsorcd hy the chili? in past years, the Ili-Y along with the Tri-Hi-Y jointly' sponsorcd Teen-Talk, Studcnt ltulc Day and a party for the childrcn of thc XVashington County Childrcn's llonu-. k'YVhat a finc group of thoughtful hoyslv lil Nlr. llcrry Frank Lucy .loc 'I'Iiomas Boh Carclncr Gcorgc ltccd OFFICERS .Mlyisor l'rcsidcut Vit-sidt-nt li'caslm'1' Sccrctury Jfug-za-fy. gm... SICNICIII TIII-III-Y IT011 pIL'Illl'C'I Ifrunl row: Cl. Iigllslmn. -I. XIQIIIIUI. QX. Nlnnrlll, If. xILll'IxIC', II. MIIIII. . Cffmm-Imv. II. III'IlCIC'IA5UlI, I. II1ll4I. CI. XIiIIa'l'. IJ. XVy'Iim-. .X. Iluxu-r. Ii. XIimm-l'. Second 1 1l . I. '. .. .1 .I , . row: II. NYIIIIQ-sc'II, -I. IIz1II1I1um'. I... I.vm1l'l. II. Yzl1u'usm'IC. S. Kvrin. A, SICWYZIIAI. II. X.uwIl.1, XI, C IC ut C C,IlXCl I C I1 mpprl C' C' IX Ilia! 'l'I1ircI row: II. 'l'ul.1mI. li. Nlaxrtiu. I.. VIIIIUIIIIJNUII. C,. Ilnnnpwn. XI. C.I'ilIIIC'I'. II, I.u. I', I'IunICntl. I' Ion.-s. IC. Xlurgmu. I . C1urI. I'I0llI'IIl row: S, CIIIIINIUII, NI. NuIwll1'11c'x1Iy. I.. SIIIIIIIIUII. XI. CfImwpC-Ii. IU, NIC-Irmr-, IJ. IIIllIIIxC'II. I'.. C,IlklIIIITCII'5. I . X CI. I.llx, XY, CIlIl'CIIk'. NI. IIiu'. II, Sx'm1I1'Ii. Ilalck row: NI. I714I1a111iL'. I.. SHIICILIII1 XI. NIIIH-. I', ' III XIc'ssm-llgvr. UI, CfmxcIv11. I . SIM JUNIOR TRI-H1-Y Iliottum Picture? Front row: II, Ifisln-r. A. JXIIICIIIIVIILI, CI. Slmrw. -I. IIQIII II C'I'u'Ii I I3rwllcIl1'1 I5 NIlII'I lY I I 'u'IIwim' II C'I ' ' ' ' .11 . . 1. .. I1-slm-IC. bcconcl row: Al. IIJVIIIIIU, C.. C.:npu to I3 IIIPIINIUII IJ IICIIQIUII. II. Dull. X. I3mllI. II. SIIUl'C'9. IJ. Iiu.lcI1. XI. K1'1'1nillsIq'. Thirc row: I'. NI1u'IQIn'. I. Kl'I'Ill. I. ,Im-II'm'1'a. II. IPIIIIIVX. I.. Imsso. XI. Xwwyivki. Xl. CIl'flfIUIx. I., CINITLIII ' mm s SIIIC IJ lxnfnl II Ixlukl C IuI cIvl', II. Scutl. FCIUTIII rowf I, CImmgi1'. N. Iivy IcI.. I.. .' '. . '. . ' 1 1. 1, I IJIII mm. I.. II11LIoIpIn. II. I.IvwvIIyll. Cl. CI1'.11m'r. Huck row: I'. XYy'Iim'. IC. I5raII1:1r-. XI. YIII'I'5Ill'I. -I. Im' cI1m. II. I.incIstrnm, 50 ' jful-JUL Say Elmcr. hcrc is a linc charitahlc group. the Scnior Tri-Ili-Y girls. lt is an organization of girls in the sophomorc, junior and scnior classcs. undcr the sponsorship of thc Young Nlcn s Christian Associationf' Ycs. Daisy, and somc ol thc hasic ohjcctivcs ol thc gills aic: Christian idcals of living and high moral standards. loyal and activc rclation- slnp to thc church ol thcir own choicc. group discussions of girls' prohlcms. considcration ot othcrs and lricndship to cvcryonc. Thc purposc ot thc '1 ri-lli4Y is to crcatc. maintain and cxtcnd throughout thc homc. school, and community high standards of Christian charactcrf, NL xv mcmhcrship comcs in the carly part of cach school ycar. Elmcr, and thcrc is hcld thc lormal induction and installation scrvicc of thc ncw olliccrs and mcmhcrs. This formal candlc- light induction scrvicc imprcssivcly prcscnts thc Tri-lli-Y purposc and Work. Also, Daisy. the cluh is always activc in thc various school allairs such as conducting morn- ing dcvotional programs. sponsoring Tccn Talk and Studcnt Rule Day. This ycar a Carnival was hcld for thc first timc hy thc Y Cluhs and was a grcat succcss Thc yulctidc decorating of thc Christmas trcc cach vcar is lookcd forward to hy thc scnior me-mhcrs of thc Y Cluhsf' 'iEach ycar. Fllmcr. thc cluh takcs a part in district and statc Y cluh programs. This ycar thc cluh scnt Nlarlcnc Urhanic, Sylvia Kcrin and W'ilma Curdic to thc Unite-d Nations Asscmhlv at Harrishurg In-ld in Nlarchf' i Each girl in thc cluh has a sccrct sistcr and scnds cards to hcr on cach holiday and at thc cnd of thc school ycars thc girls havc a hirthdav SR. TRI-Ill-Y OFFICERS Front row: Nl. Urhanic, Y. Prn-s.: M. XVylic. l'rcs.g Nliss Xlumpcr, Adv isor. Second row: M. Craincr. Dcv. chair- man: S. Kcrin, Scc. Back row: D. Plunkctt. Cforrcs. Svc.: l'. Qloncs. Trcas. party honoring cach sistcr. Undcr thc ahlc su- pcrvision of Miss Nlunipcr, thc cluh has cngagcd in many charitahlc works. .-Xu liastcr asscmhly program, rally. program for thc Childrcn's llomc. and the annual mothcr and daughtcr hanquct closcd thc succcsslul cluh ycarf' ' jful-JUL uNVhat is thc junior Tri-Ili-Y Cluh. Daisy? .Xrc thcy thc samc as thc Scnior Tri-l li-Y? mln a way, lilmcr. This cluh is rcally a lwam-li for the cight and ninth gradc girls. This ycar, thc cluh had a mcmhcrship ol forty mcmhcrst and hcld mcctings cvcry Tucsday during Activity pcriod. Ncw mcmhcrs wcrc inductcd at a vcry imprcssivc induction ccrcmony. All mcmhcrs scrvcd on thc various cominittccs-social. pro- gram and puhlic rclations. Thc girls xvorkcd hard to uphold thc high standards ot thcir cluh. Miss Karahuskin was tht- faculty advisor ol' thc Tri-Hi-Y, Daisy, and undcr hcr guidancc. thc- cluh did many worthy things. Thc girls again adoptcd into thcir hcarts and cluh a shut- in. Nliss Shirlcy ltcynard. to whom tht-y scnt gifts on many occasions. Thcy gavc contrihutions and food to a nccdy family at Christmas timcf' Elmcr. thcrc xvcrc sonic social cvcnts also sponsorcd hy this cluh-two jukc-hos danccs. onc a Turkcy llop at Thanksgiving timc. thc othcr a Spring Frolic. Thcn l-or Nlothcr's Day. cach girl prcscntcd hcr mothcr with a lovclv giftfi ' 'iThc slogan ol' thc cluh is 'Purc thoughts. purc words. purc actionsf Thc girls havc donc an cx- ccllcnt joh in carrying out tla- purposc ol' thc cluh-to maintain Christian Fcllowship through- out tlu- school. homc, and community. JR. TRI-lll-Y Ul+'l lCl'1liS Front row: N. Doncl. Scc. Second row: 'I. Llcxvcllyn. Corrcs. Sn-c.g ll. A. Shorcs, Chaplain. Third row: Cf. CI'tllIN'Ii. 'I'rcas.g ll. lfinncy. Asst. Trcas: Nliss Karalvus- kin. Adxisnr. Hack ron: l,. Rudolph, l'rcs.g Cl. ltohin- son. Y. Prcs. f f as M: .5 Kamal Front row: ll, Nlilcee, B. Smith. ll. Finney, B. NVlllll'l', M. Turk. E. Kerin, L. Rudolph, C. N'Val- larclx, D. Kidder, B. Lucy. Second row: D. Anesetti, B. Zanolla, I. Conelvy, A. Pleskovieli. A. Stewart. Third row: ll. lless, M. Cramer, li. XVhitesell, lt, Koxal. Nl. Cliropelq. Fourth row: C.. Putorti, -I. Mauro, D, XYarne, ll. Swontek. Back row: D. Young, 'l'. Mazza. Cl. lteetl, l . l,ne3'. ll. l erslicl. Ul l lfll'iRS Alice Str-xvnrt . . , Secretary Miss Gr-y Sponsor Carmen Pntorti .l'resident Look, Daisy, here is another of the very active organizations of Charticrs High School. the Student Council. The main pu1'pose of the organization is to promote good sportsmanship and hetter understanding between facility and fellow classmatesfi How do the students get on the council, Elmerir ' uEach home room and each school organiza- tion elects a representative to attend the meet- ings and to take part in the activities of the conn- cil. The students, to belong, must have a 'C' average. All students participate hy being co- operative and helpful when the council is carry- ing on a project for the betterment of the schoolf' Four members, Carmen, Adelia, Donna, and Pat represented Chartiers in the Pennsylvania Association of Student Councils convention held at Forty Fort, Pennsylvania in October. Elmer, I heard they profited much hy sharing the experi- ences of other student council memhers, and hearing what they promoted in their respective schools. In taking part in this organization, Daisy, the students have a hetter opportunity to govern themselves in certain matters, they learn to worlc and plan togetlierf' 52 A, f Q W df? . X X .yf 1 gf ff' f J ,A A , 5 ' .71 x 'g .fx X, .s ,Z 2? f' Ill I ' ' ' Y 66121 fl 3 2 M 4 ff fg ,J ' ,?Z 7 lnclc-4-rl, lflincr, il' vou want to scv solnv Vvrx' lwlplul young nu-n. look at tlu- Hull Patrol uncl Fin- xVLll'ClK'llS. Tlic- Stuclcnf Council appoints and Sll1X'l'X'lSl'S tlw lmll patrol incnilwrs. Tlu-so lvoys lice-p orclvr in thnx lmlls cluring class cliungcs. Tlu-x' wsu-li lor slioving. pushing. uncl otlivi' clis- tu1i'lx1m1's. Stuclc-nts, unclr-1' tha- wntcllful vyvs of tlw lmll patrol boys. must cross tlic- liull onli' wllvn- tlu-rv is il wliitc lim- lm-uk uncl must not go to tln-ir loclxg-is clnring class Cl1ilIlgl'S.U ..r 1 llim- inn- wurclvns 'irc uppointc-cl by tliv ucl- ininistrntion. Tlu-x .nv on clutv during tlu- . Q niontlily firm- nlrills-opvning tllc ewits llllil supmv vising tlw stuclvnts us tlivy quickly uncl quic-tly' lvalvc' tlw linilclingf' Botli groups. lilmc-r, arm- ol grunt sciwic-v to tllc' sell ool. , Paffwi lfllllll lou: l,. Nllll'I'2l, IJ. llvlix, Il. timlmm. Sol ond FUN FUN l'UXVZ 'lf xlil!l1l.S. lloclgvrs: VI, l5r'rnau'ml. 'l'llircl '1 I . l1'l4'3'. U. .'XlIlll'lA5Ull. 'l'. liaulus. lfuurlli ': DI. Tluolnpson. .-X. Craig, ll lunnq, l ililll row: lx. Ilrown, -I. 'llt'l'9llK'l. if. Vulorli. Balm-lc ron l'.S1mlu-x. I. NI1llIl'lT.,ll,SlIIllll. Ibm, Gffandalw, Knccling: Cf. Pnlorli, l,. st'llI'llll. Slalnrling: lf. Nlzlix, li. llilvlwrl. 'lf xl1lZ7il,4l. XYN-, lf. l,u4-yy II. .xlIKll'l'NUll. -.w J-B sur-ma gm OFFICHIIS Scaled: li. Xl. I'rogar. 'l'ri-as.. QI. Plnllips. Perm. For cs.g nl. liarliuine. See. Standing: Nliss Linn. Sponsorg -X. l,ll'SlxUXlL'll, N. Pres.: lj. Koxal. Pres. NVell, well, Daisy, what have we here? YVho are all the girls? They are the Sub Debs, Elmer. Sophomore, lunior and Senior girls make up the membership .of this club, advised bv Nliss Linn. Cirls wish- ing to join submit their names to the club, go through a rough initiation and they are admitted by a formal induction ceremonv. Each member has a secret sister chosen at the first meeting of the year. and buys her secret sister a Christmas present and a birthday present. This year the girls chose February 10 as the dav they would celebrate as every memberis birthday. i'The club has been very active this year. They sponsored the Sno-Ball Formal at Christmas time. The gym was decorated with pine trees to represent a forest. Russ Homeios orchestra fur- nished the music. The Sub Debs presented each girl with a corsage as she entered the dance. lay Michael, a popular disc jockey, furnished the music for the Valentine Dance on February 13, also sponsored bv the Sub Deb Club. The annual mother and daughter banquet and the Coronade were two other activities of the Sub Dcbs. both held in early Spring. Front row: C. Dugan, l', Durisli, li. Sala, C. Pallaria, C, XVargo, lf. Crawford, C. Hrigish, S. lim-lnout, li. liixzaels. Second row: T. Cigaua, S. Binaels, li. Catalano, li, Olin-r, K. Andy, li. Clarl4, ll. XVhile, CI. Kobuelii. Nl. llutehison. Third row: E. Efthiinion, T. Mazza, j. Simpson, ml. liodiuer. Y. Nlurdoels. Al. O'l5ryan. I., Parrino, A. llouston, A. Pleslioxich, Fifth row: li. Vrogar. Nl. llostinslxy. I.. Horton, NI. Chcsnic, j. Urbancic, D. Anesetti, -I. Earliwine, J. Phillips, I'. Xlcnecly, Hack row: ul. Phillips: S. Nleljllianey. M. My-Auany, P. Koyal, nl. Kubacki. 54 fmonaale Front row: D. 1'1I'k'IlU, D. C11-1111111111-1, NI. Cr11111 N 'X11f11111111g1 51111111 row 11lSN1 NI. 1JU1'k1111'l',f1. 1'11111111-11, 1X1.AC1ilIllS, N. 511111111 I 111111 ll 1111 IL r 111111 A 1 Sl1Il,.1. f1ill'l'U11,f1.f11QLlll11,,1. 1'wll11111l, 1'1.A111-s1 'WV111-1-1 L111111 211 1111 1111- 1111-tty gi11s, Daisy- 111111 11111111s111111- 1111-11. uE1ll1l'l', 11111 11111 1111111111g 111 1111- 1952 M1111 Day S1-111111 1-111111. T111- 11111111111 spring 1-1'11w11111g 1-1-1'1-- 11111111' is 11111- 111 1111- 11111s1 i111111'1-ss1x'1- 111-1111111-S 111 c11llll't1Cl'S 1111511 S1-1111111, s111111s111'1-11 115' 1111- S1111- D1-11 C11111. T111- 11111-1-11, king, 111111 1111-111111-rs 111- 1111- 1'11111'1 1111- 51-111015, S1-11-1-11-11 11V V1111- 111 1111- S111- 111-111 111111v. L11s1 V1-111' N1Lll't1l1l A1111111s was 1-111151-11 11111-1111 C11111-11 P1llIl1QL'1f, 1i1Ilgg 111111 N111111-116 f1l'1l- 1111-1'. spirit 111 C11HlI't1l'l'S.u -AA1tl'1' 1111- 1-1'11w11i11g, 111 111111111' 111 11111 1i1Ilj.l,' 111111 11111-1-11, ll 1111511-111 was 111-11-11 11111 111 1111- 1111-1111- 111' kT1ll' S1-11s1111s.' S11-111-s 1111111 1111s 1111121-111 W1-1'1-: S111111- 1111 11111111-st N1111111, S11-1g111'1111-. 1211511-1' P11- 111111-. 111111 S111111111-1' 111 c1Cllfl'1l1 P2ll'1i. A 11-1111111 111 1111- 1-111111'111111111L-111 was 51-111111' girls 1111111-111g 11111111111 1111- 11111111111 111111111111-. 1X11lI'Y A1111 1111111-1111-11. 1111111111 l1l1IlL'1llg. 1111' 1111. 111 1111- 11111s11- 111 11111111111' C1111i1111's 1111-11051111 511111111-1111-1111-11 1111- 1-v1-11i11gL's 111-11v1111-S. 67 f KIM Front row: ll, l54'l'l'y, ll. lDl'I'i'II. A. llowvr, B. vVUUlll5ltl'Il, ll. cllltlllillltl, li, Xlviiw-ly, ll. Scott. CI. llllllilflil, ll. lliilstou, ll, XVliit.'svll, li. lluuip sou, VI. Simpson. Second row: ll. Ilcuclm'rsou. S. llvlmout, Cf. l51'igiL'lI. l5.Wl1itv..l. ll1ltllllUIl1', lf. lfltliiuiiou, D. l,UlIlll1lI'lll. .I, llzmsou, Xl, l'i:lc1'li7aL, pl. fltIXXlll'll, NI, lll'lNlllll', l.. Pziriuo, rllllifll row: ml. Uvliryuli, l. Nlllllfil, ll. Ztlllllllll, ll, l'lall'lixx'ill1', ll. Xlt-Cfullmigln, ll, Iloluwig S. kc-riu, 'lf Xlnzzai ,lf Nlt'SSClIQ'l'l'. Fourth row: ml. Xlutliot, Xl. llI'1lllll'l', lf. Curl, li. llulm-ii. l'. Nl1'm's'ly. li. NlcNa1l'5', CI. Lux, -I. lillxxoml, ll. Cfaualluuo, Fifth row: ll. Stoppmwicli, ll. Xvlhllllllllllgll. hl. Phillips, l'. Koxnl, 'lf Pmrtos, li, Cliiiuvii Buck row: J 1 . ll. C.1'alh:uu. 5. lrogur. pl. lxulmvlu, ll, Sxwml.-lx, In lwlt-lm, D, ,-Xmlewsoii. 0l l lClCllS Xlr. llt-il .Mlx is Xlilly cll'lllIll'I' 'lll4l'LlSllli4'I' llt'll'Il Swolitvlx Y. l,1'L'sill1'11t BIIIIIVHAI Zaiuollu Sl'C'I'L'l1lI4Y in .'XIlflt'l4SUII l,l'l'Slllt'IIl K-l'llll1K'l'. alicl you si-c tliut-soim-oiio just simp- lllxfl0llI'1JlCtllt'l'. l'll lwt it wus ouv of thosc Cumu- i'l'il Club uivmlwrs. You allways sc-c tlwm llllilllg pictures ut that sporting cvoiits. clzuuccs, uucl otlwf' school uc-tivitic-s. .Xml thc-v clo likv to cutcli you oll glllllllln 'ilk-siclc-s taking that pic-turcs. lD1llSY, tht- vluli mvmlwrs lc-uru how to clvu-lop guicl priut tlwui, which tlwy clo for tlu- stunlvuts and faculty mom- lwrs. Tlivx' kc-up tht- 'iljlioto-l.ulf' wc-ll talwu cure of uucl vquippccl. N111 llvil. as fun-ultv zul- visor, has lielpvcl thc' clulm with iiiuuy um-xv lKlt'i1S.,' i'Tlic- Sncliv llnwkius Dziucc was liclcl hy this group. Tll2lt,S thi- clam-c wlicre tlw girls tukc- thc boys. l7lllHl'l'. This yvnr for the first timv, they chosv 21 l,il' Almvi' and Daisy Nluc from thc couplcs attending. Aucl von can hot tlwre- wmv cluli uivmlwrs tlicrc- tukiug picturvs ol' ull thc- couplcsf' 56 P1614-L IUNIOR PLAY fT0p Pieturel Seated: M. McAnany, ll. Tolancl. ll. NVhitesell, T. Crillith, -I. 0'l3ryan, j, O'llryan, P.jell'ers. Back row: li. lifthimion, P. Koyal.F. Curl,S. Bizxack. C. Dugan, F. Lucy, -I. Phillips, IC. Seily. A. I lower. SENIOR PLAY fBottom Picturel Seated: hl. Phillips. H. Efthiniion. lt. XYhitesell, P. Qlellers, NI. Nle:Xuany. IJ. Berry. Standing: Cl. Heed, D. Young, I . l.ucy. ll. Tolanzl. P. Koxal. XfVhat a line group of actors, Elmer! Dont really know which of the two plays I enjoyed more. They hoth were three act comedies. well performed hy the students and directed hy Bliss lhICflllI'l'y.u 'tThe Senior Play, Seventeen is Awfully Young' was the story of the Eliot sister: Ian. pampered darling, and Nicki, the mouse, and their 'hattle' for the same hoy. The whole situa- tion dissolves itself into what is really a tussle hctween hrawn, heauty. and hrains, with hrains coming out on topfi The plot of the Junior Play, ihlen .-Xre Like Streetcarsf revolved around 'Maudie' and her troubles and responsibilities for her cousin. lay. In teaching lay her 'linef Nlaudie is outdone at her own game. Every etfort Maudie makes to fix things somehow gets her into deeper troulmle, hut in an engaging and satisfactory conclusion this fresh and exciting comedy is resolyedf' LIBRARIANS en, A. llowcr, S. Brower. E Crawford, H. Billack, T. Cigar na. P. -Ietliers, P. Taulel, C Kohuchi, Seconcl row: S. Biz Zack, C. Ralston, M. lluteliison IC. Efthilnion, L. Lenart. ll Catalano, M. NVylie, ll. NVl1ite sell. hl. liatlihone, E. Creen Third row: S. Brown, A. Pat terson, M. Smith. J. Cass, -I Bodiner, J. U'Bryan, VV. Curdie gan. Fourth row: P. jones, C lips, J. Earliwine, A. Illllll, D ny. D.. Plunkett, J. lNIalarkey V. Brock. ll. Zanolla. cfm . . Milli. Daisy, here is the group of .lunior and Senior girls who take care of the lihraryf' NVhy yes. liliner. and did you know that these girls volunteer one tree period a week to help Nliss Peacock. lt keeps them rather husy checking hooks in and out. collecting lines. help- ing students locate desired hooks. and keeping the lihrarv in order. rl1llt'l'l'iS a lihrarian at the desk everv period. lf a hook is not returned after three days tl1e student must pav a fine. and if a hook is lost he must pax' for it. This money goes in a fund used for huying new hooks. There is a variety of fictional, historical. and novel hooks. magazines. encyclopedias. and reference hooks in the lihrarv. The student hody is very lortunatz- in having such a lihrarv for their use. ACTIVITIES COUNCIL Front row: Mrs, Anaston, Yearhook hus- iness sponsorg Nliss l,inn, Suh-Deh spon- sor: Miss Mt-Curry, Senior class advisor: Nlr. Itiggle. Alunior 4-lass adxisorg Mr. Nlatz, Principal. Nliss Cey. Student Coun- eil sponsor. Nliss Karalmuskin, Jr. Tri-lli- Y sponsorg Miss NIIIIIIINT, Sr. Tri-lli-Y sponsor. Back l'0WI Mr. Ileil, Camera eluh sponsorg ilitllll Smith, ,Iunior class represeiitativeg Ceorge lleed and Tony Nlaxla. Senior class reprl-scntutivesg Nlr. Berry, lli-Y sponsor. nunczi UEIIUCIQ here is one of the newest organiza- tions of Chartiers lligh School-the Activities Council. lt is colnposed of nine faculty mem- hers. two Senior and one junior student repre- sentative. and Mr. Nlatz. the originator of the groupf' The purpose of the organization, Daisy, is the arrangement of the many and varied evening and dav activities of classes and cluh groups on the school calendar. Meetings are held the last Tuesday of each inonth. during the eighth peri- odfi The Activities Council has taken its growing aches and pains in stride, Elmer. and has taken a great step forward in tl1e guidance and assist- ance it has rendered in the placement and suc- cessful operation of school activities and pro- grains. Front row: C. Dugan, ll. Der- S. Kerin, M. Urhanie, IC. Mor- Oliver, M. Cregut, D. llollen- hach, S. lless, I . Curl, -I. Phil- Nlelonc. Back row: S. Mc- lilhanev, P. Koval. M. MeAna- Sfuclenidulv. Day, I'i1-t111'1'1I IIUII' lll't' tlu- s1'11io1's who pairtit-iputm-1I. a1111I tlu- pn-rson xxliosu clulivs lI11-1' t'2ll4l'Il'4I out: Ifront row: I7. I'11'11'y IINI1: QIIIIIIICIIIUI, II. IJl'l'1'll lhlrs. Bircll. ,I. VIIIIUIIILIS IXIII Nlaitxl, NI. SIIIIIII IfXsst. Smal. II. XYI1it1'scII lXI1's. I,llliClll'III, F. I,l1L'y tNl1'. l5I11cI11111gI1l. II. fILlIilIllIl0 IXIiss I,yo11sl. II. c:1ll'lII11'l4 tNI1'. Bt'l'l'j'I, -I. XI11111'o INI1's. Duxisl. Second row: A. Iloxxm-1' tMiss IN-11uocI4l. It. fifilllillll Oiiss II1-clxl. B. Milllllllil lNIiss KRIITIIYIISIQIIII. NI. Cfrcgnt INIiss NicN111'yl. NI. XYyIic Lhiiss Linnl, A. Arnoiu- Oli. .-XI1Ic1'so11l. bl. li11tI1I1o11c Olrs. IJIIIIIILIIII, D..-X111I1'1'sonLpliotogru- pI11-rl. Third row: WI. I3ocI1111-1' INI1's. Cullcnl. C, KoI111cI1i lNIiss Ki1'I4p11t1Ai1-lil. NY. Cnrclic IIXIiss CI1'11I1Icl. IC. Xiorgun thliss l,11wto11l, S. K1-rin ixlf. Iillkltlll, IC. ICitI1i111io11 lsiilmstitutvl. C. II11Iston lIXIiss PRIXIUIII, I,. NI111111 INI11 liiggh-1. Fourth row: P. joncs thlrs. C1-nnocrol. I. Ancl-crson tNl1's. SDl'IIlgl'l'l, -I. Phillips IM1: II1-ill. I7. N11-Ionv LpuI1Ii1-ity D P stm-11og1'11pI11-1'l, T. hillllil tIXI1'. Alu1'11l111111l. F. Curl lNIiss I oclhoyl. I. Koxul Chliss NICfiIll'l'Xl. II. f:llIlll'l' Lpliotogl-il- I pI11-rl. Fifth row: S. Iiizmck Oiiss Ccyj. IC. IA'Ilill'I Oliss NY11lIw1'l, II. Ulunt Iusst. 1-usto1Ii11nl. IJ. Ilunlwtt tNIrs. AIIRISIUIII, B. Bifz111-It INI11 hIAlI'l'2lI, I , ITUSIIIAIII INIY. Nlort'or1I1,A.Dunnitkliss Nlinnpt-rl, Buck row: NI. NI1:-X111111x lhliss Kult-111IQ11l II. 'I'oI1111cI lfXIr. Iioom-l. M. U1'I11u1i1- IXI1's. S1JiIIilIlL'l. U. lim-1I INIY. SIIIIIIII. I, I':Lll'IIXYIIl1' lXI1's, 'I'y'I1'1'l. -I. Ifllxxoocl IMF. I'IIIwoocIl. D. Ztli-l'IlilIi 0111 TyI1'1'l, S, cIIill'Iit' INIIA. Xlullinsl. I1 Young tNI11 Ilia-clsl. 'KA111 thc-sc stuclcnts or tllllCIIl'l'S, Elinor? TI1cy 2ll't' hoth-for 21 claw. TI111t wus FcI11'11111'y 5. tlw fifth Stuclcnt ltnlc Day 11t CIIlt1l'tIl'l'S, sponsors-QI hy 1131- Y cIuIms. TI11-sc Scniors, which you soc. Daisy. PtJI'ii0l'I1lOlI thc 111I111i11ist1'11tivc, IIQICIIIIY. scc1'ct111'i11I. c11stocIi11I llllll stuclcnt activity fllllC'I'IOllS of the high SCIIOOI. Thcy were sclcctccl OII thc I111sis of school citizcnsliip 1111cI Ic11cIc1'sI1ip. Thcv guvc Hllllly I1o111's of tllltil' tiinc i11 class pI1u1s 11111I p1'cp111'11A tion: took cI1111'gc of the SCIIOOI p1'og1'1u11 11t 8:15 11. 111. ZIIICI continuccl IIIYOIIQIII tI11-i1' duties 1111tiI after thc h'7klIt'lltIlI0 Duncc I1cI1I tI111t 1-vcning. TI1is YCQII' stuclcnt I0klL'II- 1-rs we-rc scnt to Moningci' kllltl NIUQILIOXVIUIILIS. Thcsc scniors scriouslv Cill'l'Il'tI out thcir clutics LIIIKI 11II thc SIIICIPIIIS coopcmtccl to IIIQIIKK' this YUQIISS stnclcnt l'lIIL' clay SlICf'0SSIillI.n man,-jallr, Devotional Committee picturccl Icft to right: II. Gural- ncr, NI. Urlmunic. I'-ilItII1'l' Bosco. M. NVyIic. I . IJIICX. 'iTI1c ICUII-tilik conrsc. EI111c1'. wus 11111cIc 11v11iI- 11I1Ic tI1is your to thc SO17IlUITl0l'0, -Iunior LIIKI Scnior cI11ssvs hy thc Y CIIIIDS. The clusscs I11stccI for scvcn wcc-ks. hcIcI XVCLIllt'SLI11V uctivitv pcri- ' ods. Each wcck thc group cliscusscd il clitfcrcnt I topic. wI1i1-I1 wus of intcrcst i11 I11-Iping thc-111 to Iwtte-1' 1111cIc1'st1111cI some of the PIUIJIUIIIS of their own ago group. Discussion IKHIKIOI' this Vt'i1l' wus Ht'Yt'l'CllCI Bosco of St. P11t1'icIx's CIIIIITCILIcI1lIl0IIS- Illll't.f.n 59 gM5:,,:Q!-,f:,62!-,P,,'Xg!5 11f X!P'I!P'1!P'1!P mp qgp qgp cw: qyp 60 'TWm'0 JM. .ML .'B!6'. ALP. Mr. fd6'. :Li B-.bf'. .'E!.'. 5451 .'A!5'. .M fb' Jw' ' A JJza0uhq..,.artio11.nnaLm ' lu4ild1hq,hLen.lwdicA.a1zuL2aq,enm1hdA,... 61 :Hs .-Ha O sf-54 em: iii. .jpg .354 JTC. W. W. W. .5-sg. 4-53. W. W. -'ESA SQUAD: Front row: B, Price, V. Likar, I. Piasente, F. Adams, R. Chandler, B. Putorti, j. Borda. Back row: B. Cortese, L. Mazza, H. DcMareo, A. Craig, -I. Thomas, J. Ellwood. El-merrrr , . . lClmerll Let Mr, Abraham alone. He doc-sn't need your advice. He hrought the wrestlers through the season successfully. Anyway, Elmer, as you argued with Mr. Ahra- ham, whether the full nelson was legal or not, I looked it up in the rule hook and times have changed since you wrestled hack in ,98-it is illegalf, Gosh, Daisy, you know how l get carried oft when I hear ahout wrestling. The Bucs team practiced hard every evening learning the new holds and getting down to weight. Above all, Daisy, those hoys had excellent sportsmanship. which they displayed at the matchesg if they Won, they did not hecome 'swell headed' and if they lost they never gave up hope hut came hack with fighting spirit for the next match. This year. Chartiers had two hovs with undefeated records -Francis Adams and Boh Cortese. These two hoys along with Ioe Thomas were section win- ners at the wrestling tournaments at Wasliirig- ton High School. Of these three boys, Francis and Joe went to the state matches at Penn State Collegef, SEASONS RECORD Charticrs Opp. 52 .. . . ,. ,Claysville ,.... . 0 19 . . . VVashington ,.... ..... 3 3 21 . , ,. , Canonshurg .,., ....... 2 3 30 . NVayneshurg , 19 26 .. .. Trinity ....... . ...... 24 18 . . ..,.,. NVashington ,, .. .,., 24 20 .. Canonshurg ..,. .... 2 -1 19 , .,,. .. . Shalt-r ,...,. ..,. ,,., I 3 3 34 , . . Dormont ,... 13 40 . , . Carnegie ...,. ,.., . 8 22 . ., ,.,.. Trinity ,... ,. ,. ,28 20 ,,.. Uniontown , ,. ...,., . 29 SENIORS Kneeling: Luu Manu, lincly Dc-Marco, B 0 lm Curtm-sv. Standing: Mr. Almmhunn cmlclm, juz' 'l'l1mnaxs, john lillwumxl. an ow, gm, wwfzmq, Front row: T. Park. NV. Urlmniu, j. Humps. 15. Ru n Dl 5 Scum. row: F. Skiclcllv, VI. Rommz ,l. Prystrup. Nl. Ping: llll l Nl llll 14 N11 ll tlllll H llllclc ilu lncl Back row: VV. llurnv, Il, Clark. NI. Artlmr, H. Rm N L S 1 F Fultux llln ll 'l'lnnn'w N -km' . A 'l , . C.. BA A 'D agaalmtball, VARSITY Front row: D. Young, T. Smith, U, Reed, -I. Tershel, K. Brown. Back row: S. Rodgt rs l Small, UI. Koxiel, ff. Seili. Daisy, the Chartiers Clagers came through another fine season, under the coaching of Mr. Smith. with a record of I6 wins and S losses. There were quite a few thrillers this year, the team often winning, and losing, hy only one or two points. The only loss in Section 23 was to Claysvillef' Dont forget, Elmer, that the Bucs avenged that loss to Clavsville hy defeating them in the section playotf'49 to 38, at XVashington High School. This victory gave the Bucs another trophy and put them in the YV.P.I.A.L. class B tournament. Peters Township, however. elimi- nated them in the first round hy a score of 58 to 4-1 'i 'iChartiers also entered the VVashington County tournament. Daisy. They won from Mc- Donald, but lost to Nlidway in the quarterfinals, in an overtime period of playf, Not too many people realize this, Elmer, hut the Bucs set a school record this year. They had a team average ot T0 points per game-against a 61 point average for the opponents. Individual scoring records went to George Heed and Tom Smithf' G4 Muapqufa SENIORS Gcnrgc Rvvcl, lliiwliyiiv Yonlig, Mr. Sinitti, uma-I 1. SEASON'S RECORD Charticrs Opp 50 . ,,,. . I'0tc'1's ...4 . .. . .73 65 . ..... Bvtlniny , 42 49 Trinity .. ,. . , 48 00 . . . S. Enyvttt' . . 78 47 . . B1'icIgl'YiIl-4' .. .. 822 58 . .. Czuionslinrg . 88 69 .. . , .. . . Bvntlvyvillc .. . . .72 T9 ,,,. ..... C Iunonslunrg I . 97 61 . , .. INIm'5.1z1nzu . . 47 60 .... . .. E. Wash ..... . 54 52 ,.... .. . Cluysvillm' . 48 6:2 I . ,. Midway 54 61 ,... .Avvlla . 58 89 .... ,. ,. VV. Alu ,,. .. 59 66 . . E. Vthsli . . . 4T 44 .,,., .. . Clzlysvillm' . . . 46 59. . . ..,, 1'rmny , 61 66 . . ,. .. .. MicIxx'uy . . . . 64 62 . ..., ,..,. A vvllu . , 54 1:30 . HHYV. Alvx . .. 50 74 . Alumni .,..... . ,. . 60 89 , ,. Cvcil ,. ..,..,... .,.. . . . . . . , 63 SECTION PLAYOFF 49 .. . Clnysvillm- . ,. . .. . . . 538 W.P.I.A.L. 44 .. . ,. .. l'vt1'rs Twp. , . . . . ,. 58 VVASIIINCTON COUNTY TOURNAMENT 44 ,,. .. ,,., . McD0m1lcI , . ,H . ., . H40 47 ....... .... , . Midway ,.,,.. . ,,.... ,..,. . . . 49 JUNIOR VARSITY Front row: XV. IIil4Q'l'II'l'. E. Mm-111'-L-ly, C. BICCillII0llgIl. B. Plunkvtt. L. Bonallzu, B. llvss, II. He-clillion, D. llc-Iinmn. Buck row: A. Engvlliardl. li. Burgc-ss, -I. Grinnn, S. I,I'lJj2,'1ll', D. NVz1rm-, D. Brown. B. Scott. 65 VARSITY Front row: C. Heed, tl. Thomas, bl. Koziel, H. Chandler, -1. Anderson, lf. Luey, C. Senkine, Al. flllwood. L. Mazza. Al. Tershel. Back row: K. Brown, li. Cortese, B. Bizzaek, R. Likar, 1. lloaeh, T. Mazza, ul. Thompson, F. Sankey, A. Craig. jrwflzall Look out, Elmer. here come the gridiron hue- eaneersl And how was their 1952 season?s' Although the hoys ended the season with three wins and six losses, their games were full of exeitementg they practiced hard. played hard. Won hard. and lost in good spirit. Let me tell you about some of the games. Daisy. The fi1'st game was the thriller of all thrillers. For the first time, the Bnes heat the Trinity Hillers, 14 to 12. There was some mighty fine hall handling and many thrills in that gameg a fight to the finish. The Bucs then traveled to Canonshurg to he up- set by a 20 to 6 seore. California, the third exhi- hition game on the slate was a hard fought con- test with the Trojans coming out on top with an 18 to 7 score. SQUAD-Front row: F. Small. C. Seik. lt. fXleCalie. ll. Mary, T. Dykstra, C. Mefiullongh, C. Young, Nl. I'iaeenxa, Il. Mikee, XV. Burgess, D. llelfman. Second row: -I. Anderson, ll. Chandler, J. Koxiel, C. Reed. L. Mazza. T. Mazza. F. Lucy. -I. Thomas, AI. Tershel, C. S:-nlxine, J. Thompson. Third row: C. Lenart, F. Colteryalm, B. Lney. ll. Springer. B. Cortese, B. Bizzaek. j. Roach, H. Likar. F. Sankey, K. Brown, A. Craig, -I. Ellwood, D. Brown, H. Johnston, XV. Ilage ter. Back row: I. Fartro, B. Putorti, J. Bernard. D. Shott, K. Cnnier. S. Rodgers. 1. llasefske. XV. Horne. C. Zofehak, M. Tomsie, C. Bastio, B. Burgess. 66 i COACHES '1 -C! is ' l - . Mr. Ellwood, head eoachg Mr. Ahraham. asst.g Mr. ltiggle, asst.. Mr, Mullins, asst. The Bucs then played their first class B game at Jefferson, losing to them hy a score of 25 to 2. This knocked them out of class B competition. The Cecil game was another thriller in which the Bucs went all out and heat Cecil 19 to 12. The following week Carnegie trimmed the Bucs 39 to 6. The next defeat was at the hands of Bur- gettstown, a class A team. Bridgeville handed them the third loss in succession. The Bucs then turned the tahles, during their last game, and won from Centerville by a close score of 6 to O. Besides losing the nine seniors, the Bucca- neers also lost their head coach, Pop Ellwood. who resigned from his teaching position this year. Mr. Ellwood had given many years of hard f...4LA... . work in coaching the Chartiers Eleven. The hoys will indeed miss himf, SEASONS RECORD Charticrs Opp. 14. ,,. . Trinity .. . 12 G , ,. . ..Canonshurg .. . . 20 7.. . . ..,.. California .... . I8 2 . , , jefferson . ..... 25 19. , .,.... Cecil . ,. .. .12 G.. .... ...... C arnegie ,. , . . . , 39 14 , .. . . Burgettstown . .. , . .40 13 .. .. . . , Bridgexille . .. 28 6 . .Centerville ., , 0 OP.- 7 SENIORS-Front row: john Ellwood, jim Anderson, Frank Lucy, Joe Thomas, -lim Thompson. Second row: Bernard Bizzaek, George Beed. Tony Mazza. Boh Corte-se. 67 Elmer, when are you going to tell me about the Buccaneer Baseball teamiw Right now, Daisy. For the first, let me tell you that the team was coached by Mr. john Mul- lins. At the beginning of the season all the play- ers got together and repaired, conditioned, and lined the playing field, before the practice ses- sions began. Then when the actual playing sea- son got started there were rainy afternoons and other difficulties. However, the boys were able to play six games, and they ended the season with three wins-Canonsburg, XVashington, and Trinity. One veteran pitcher. John Koyatch, re- mained for the 1953 baseball seasonf, z6'a.m6alL W 0 0 ,WG A - 1 I 1 fa? ? 49 A l Front row: XV. Kesneck, VV. Mc-Cullough, H. Toland, Kovatch, R. Mary, E. Finney, D. Young, C. Senkine. Back row: Mr. Mullins, coach, J. llilderhrand, C. Cigana, C. Plunkett, B. Borza, B. Sehweinebraten, B. Myers, j. Bernard, J. Thompson. 74 LHL A 7, 8 Q :- 3 PM ' -1 if I P ,N Q 515' SEASONS RECORD Chartiers Opp 8. ..,. ....,. C fanonshurg ,.... ,.,.,... 7 12, .,,.. . ,..,., Vlfashington .. ,. T 6 ...... ,... , Trinity .. . , 3 1 .... . . ....,,. Canonsburg . .... .... . 2 3., ...., NVashington .....,..l0 7 ..,... .. .. Trinity . .. 9 68 qypqypqgpqyaqyfwqffwqypqyfwfupqypqypmpqgpqgp ggi-Eg, EST-'EE? 9? T-'EQ 9? Pre? 9? 'T-'EQ Eg! S-fi? 9? if-'EQ qg'F Pri? SSOF if-'EQ 9? Ffa? 9559 9? T-'EQ , , Bananas ye- fZQM2 , 1H vga' Wk-J, 9' 'W' ' fum. 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' ,Az X in t a, I z 06' X50 DIAL IEFFREYS DRUG STORE Phone 318 Pike and Iefferson Canonsburg, Pa. Compliments of FALCONI MOTOR COMPANY, INC. Your FORD Dealer 126 N. jiefferson Avo. Czmonsluurg, Pa. Compliments of W. 1. FISHER JEWELEH 28 W. Pike St. Canonsburg, Pa. Good Luck to Class of '53 jIMMY,S WALL PAPER AND PAINT STORE 26 N. Jefferson Ave. Cnnonslmurg, Pa. Phono 344-I Compliments to the Class of '53 JAMES M. COLAIZZO TRAVEL AGENCY Compliments of DONALDSON SUPPLY AND EQUIPMENT CO. Lumber and Builde1r's Supplies Paint - Transit-Mixed Concrete Cmmnsbmg Pennsylvania Phone 1000 Cunonsbnrg, Pa 102 TUX Jazz Band of CTIIS C,,ml,1i,m.mS of c:0lllDIiIlN'lltS of J. E. CAPOZZI, ACENCY H3 XY. Pilw St. CZZIIJYDIISIIIIIQQ, Pa. KIRBYS Sl XV. Pikc- St. c:1lllUllSI7lll'g, I' VAN EMAN BROS. THE MALONE FLOWER SHOP IIARDXVARE HOUSE FURNISHINGS 23 E. Pike' St. Cfzllmerllslwllm. P1 Phlblll' IUIO mm' 9 C:llllUllSl5lll'g, Pal. Cumplimvnts of SUE COWAN STUDIO Quality l'lmtugrnpl1s l'l14mc' 194 V. Pikz- St. f:llllUllSl1lIl'g, Pal. MULLINS SERVICE STATION Yum' 'YEXACO Dc-zllcl' Plmuv fTlllIHIlSlHll'Q IQSJS R. D. l NYushiuglun. Val .N -J Q HINTON AND GRIFFITH FUNERAL HOME 164 W. Pike Sl. Cunonsburg, Pa. Plum? 98 LIKAR,S SERVICE STATION fhonc 5081-R1 McGovern Compliments of HOUSTON FLORIST 218 Clwrry Ax L-nue Phone 2444 Compliments of BISHOFS BARBER SHOP 19 E. Pike St. Houston, Pu. CUSHNER,S Store For Men H. B. PAXTON AGENCY Re-ul Estate and Insurance 22 VV. Pike St. Cunamsburg, Pa. phom. 1907 5 Pikv Street Houston, Pa. W ,A Complimc-nts of 1 HILDECARD,S S NV. Pikc- St. Canonsbnrg, Pal. Complimcnts of HENRY DIETZ BAKERY Houston P21 John - Alan Frosty The Sno-man Scnior Play-Applying Makc'-up uNIU0l2l,, VVL' lm'itvClm1'ti0l'S Stllclvnts To Visit Our Stora- BORCHERTJS DRESS SHOP XV. Pikm- Stn-1't Plmm- 918 MUSIC CENTER livcorcls - Pll0llUQI'1l1'lhS T1'lvvisiun Musical IIlSll'lll1ll'llfS :mal Ixl'l'i'hSHlN s 5 If. Pike' St. CTRIIIOIISIHII Plllllll' lll BETONTE'S CONFECTIONERY lllllblll' 51818 xlt'1ldOXYiillIClS PVIIIISYIYJIIITLI THE TINY STORE SUPERETTE A Cond Plum- to Buy Fresh Meals - c:l'0l'Cl'iLS F314 NV. liikv St, c71lllUllSl3lll'Q,', Pa MASTRANGELO BROTHERS Bars - Sinks - Cnbim-ls Much' tn Orrlvr Pllulu' 1945 CHARTIERS UPHOLSTERY CO. l'1lll'lliflll'l' - Truck l,oL':1tiun - I'yl'z1lllid0ilCo. Plmnu NVz1sh. 7209-12 Kll'1lCl0VVlillldS, Pu 5 Ncwvnilwr-Election Timo alt Chartiers-Winner-Stevenson jACKSON,S SHOE STORE limi Cross - Aim-ricam Girl Hiists-rBi'own - lioinviy Fimsln-i11iSiim-s 61 YV. Piiu' St. ci2lllUl1SiDl1I'g, Pal. Cumpiimc-nts of BETTY LEE SHOP Piimw 328 Pike- and jvffcrsoii WYLIE BROS. HAULINC CONTRACTORS Coal - Steel - Slug llmmustrm Pimiu' 2-1351 Cmnplimr-nts of SCOTT CLEANERS VVc- Call For and Dvliu-1' Prompt ciOlll'U'lHlS Svvrvicv IS N. Malin St. Houston, Pal. Piimu- 1253 ROBERT L. GRANT Cordon Ilusic-rx Kuysvr Clow-s fi1ll'lHUSilllI'g, Pal. Coniplinwnts of BRODYS Fine Furniture 111-11:3 XV. Pikc St. Phono 2500 106 Lois amd Bcrthzl Cowgirl outfits for half timv show Complimc nts ol' VICTOR D. PETERNEL IIISIICK' of tht' IlK'1lL'l' IIISIIHIIIC4' - R4-all Estzllm' rvvt NIm'zuIoxvlnmIs l'lnmc NYushin,Qton T555-li-I KZUIIIIDIIIIIFIIIS of WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE C. IV. Smithcrs, Owner fIilllOllSI7lll'Q,', Pal. KA-DEAN,S REFRIGERATION EQUIPMENT Spvc-izllizing in Finv Foods CONIPANY Phono 1283 Plump 2749-R 10 Main Str:-vt Houston, I' Complimvnts of NOLL NASH MOTORS, INC. Your Num-st Nash IJ4-nh-1' C lllllllhllllfg, Pal. Plmm- H553 BILL SAMSON Finn- Tailoring FlII'lIISIIIIIgS illld Sportswczu INIQIIII and Chi-sinut Stlfwts xshington. Pu. Phom- 197 Oh Littlv Christmas Trvc? I Between Classes BON TON FLOWER SHOP Aunuliel Smith, Prop. lS8 NV. Pike Street Camonshurg, Pennsylvauiiu Phone 397 For the latest in SPORTSWEAR Shop CARNECIE PARK SPORTSWEAR 20 NV. Chestnut Street NVushiugton, Pennsylvamiu TOLL GATE SERVKHE 517 VVest Pike Street Gulf Cas and Oil Canonslmurg, Pennsylvania Phone 327 ACKNOWQEDGEMENTS Dells Milliuery Mt-Curty Penuzoil Ser. Stal. Leouurtl llose llugr-i'inzui's l'l1u-e jimmy Testa Dugzufs Burher Shop Dugzufs Tavern Sylvia Kaufman Shoe Store C:llZL'll,S Variety Shop Houston Shoe Repair Altle-rson's Store Mr. D. I.. Dugg C, M. Czllliger Myers lNlau'ket Builulo Coufeetiouerx F. T. XVoolworth llosner's Dress Shop Mrs. U. M. Thompson john Lesso Anton Kay Mr. and Mrs. Ioe Cutaluuo Willialrii Jennings Reecl Ethel lklartornnu lk Richard Emma Chumar, Ethel Butler 108 CK O LEDGEMENTS Mr. and Mrs. joseph Progar Mr. and Mrs. john Chcsnic Mrs. Mary White Mr. and Mrs. Steve Hostinslcy Mr. and Mrs. Frank Null james W. Null Helen Jane Swontek Mr. and Mrs. Ioe Breckons and Daughter Mrs. Louis Oliver Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tauzel Alice Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Robert Houston Mrs. Robert Lytle and Daniel Grace Wolfe Mr. and Mrs. Paul T. Cramer Mrs. Millie Webb Mr. and Mrs. I. E. Schimmel Lucille Parrino Mr. and Mrs. Steve Borda Miss Shirley Ullom Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wimer Veme and Maggie,' Archie W. and Belle M. McLaughlin Mr. and Mrs. Gene Schott and Falnilv Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ed Cox and D lllglltbl' Mary E. Martin and Children Mr Mr Mr Mr Jay Mr Mr and Mrs. Michael Tomsic, Sr and Mrs. Harry K. Ullom, Sr Ross A. Webb . James Parrino Metal Company and Mrs. Anthony Curl . and Mrs. Anthony Freno Bastio and Simonin Agency Central Market Perry,s Barber Shopn Mr. and Mrs. john Zambella Arts Barber Shop Peternells Clover Farm Marguerite Russo Tomazin General Store-Meadowl uids 109 mwwdw 5,1 ' r ' I 'fm 9 T 1.1 . LU I :A Aj 1 'W V . JE. cf' . ff. . rf. 131 J . V15 wr- , cf. A jg . .1-:L ' ' QQ' T2 ', . . aw' ,UQ , , W, ,. 1. 'm ,Lg . ,. f 1 y 4:- mf' So LUNG Lf' Ji lc I-11 ,iff rx? Z -J S 5:9 KA' .IL NVQ- wish to extend our sincere thanks to those whose advice has been invaluable: Mr. McNVilliams of Iahn and Ollier Engraving Com- pany, who helped with the planning and lay- outg Mr. Wyant of Kurtz Bros., who helped with the printing and selecting of the coverg and the entire staff of Strem Studios. We express appre- ciation for the financial aid extended by the ad- vertisers and patrons of the student body. We extend special and heartiest thanks to Mrs. Anas- ton and Mrs. Cennocro, whose advice and guid- ance have helped to make the 1953 Charconge a yearbook of which to be proud. 1953 Charconge Editorial and Financial Staffs 112 ii up 1,- 515 EFF' A 5 ' L' 7 , lil! '!4f ' + f f , 7 I A X fl 4 ff Z 4 I ?, f 41 f 'i 4 EQ! 3 53 .13 ,h'f.JZZiIIIISEf-'-,varP151-Wffffiif.:fif?I?7?S?!'fWf'fff'7777?'7fZ?SffSfffff5?f5i7ffIff'3775'T?7ff F7?5959:Z5555375:3'5fff535'PI? 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