Concord Township High School - Annex Yearbook (Hooker, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1942 volume:

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In appreciation of his untiring efforts and to show his immense popularity among the student body, the Staff of The Concord Annex dedicates this edition to: ROBERT E. GRINE Qgtaw , .eq .1 'ref l e li Alhl16J!'942 Gwendolyn Campbell Mabel Graham Winifred Smith Robert Turnbull. . . Doris Gayle Wade.. Marie We:-s...... Charles Day. .... . Eleanor Stroup Carrie Pearce ' ' ' ' Robert Royle Columbine Campbell' ' ' ' Fairnnuueouvo Shirley Emery..... THEANNEXSTAFF uoooo noone Editor-in-chief Assistant Editors Business Manager Advertising Manager Feature Editor Art Editor Literary Editors Sports Editors Social Editor- Typist C 1 N ,eitf , C U in 3 ,SIB N LK uhm f- f 11 UL ! anus E , vw f ' Sf NEIZLM u4vtN'1'l!h':'-WNW' Y-Dub ' W q , f uw . s e, Faculty lla Ennex n '942 FACULTY English-Languages Louise Williamson Principal Robert Grine Home Economics Lucille Heasley Commercial Bertram Pritts Music Lillian Young Science James Gallagher Seniors pf 'Jr-..f Afheh-E! '942 THE SENIOR CLASS HISTORY September of 1938 found 15 aspiring enrollers as members of the freshmen class at C.T.H.S. feeling slightly bashful but very hopeful we started our career as freshies in the struggle for knowledge. As usual after initiation we immerged ready for anything. However fate was kind to us and under the tutelage of the faculty-Smith-Stone-Rayl-Pope we came through and tightened our belts for round two. Our freshman class officers were: President-Juninr Clarkg Secretary-Alene Hanlong Treasurer-Betty Stroup. As .Sophomores we began to develop into ruddy seamen and were able to eke 'out the crew engaged in extracurricular activities. Donating material to both boys and girls basket- ball teams we' began to feel that we had come into our own. Mr. Stone left us this year and was replaced by I-'Lr. McGarvey. One member left our fold at mid-term leaving 13 but not unlucky classmated to finish our Sophomore year. , Round three coming up. Gaining experience courage and fighting strength we were ready to tackle the third milestone in our high school journey. As class officers we chose: President-John Gaahamg Secretary-Treasurer-Junior Clark. Sending forth valuable representatives to the basketball teams and giving a notable account of ourselves when- ever called upon we rowed straight ahead to the last drink from the cup of knowledge. Mrs. Rayl was replaced by Miss Craig. Seniors!! Yes this is our year. Joined by recruits from North Washington we pre- sented a strong united front ready to push ahead to our goal-graduation. As the Annex goes to press we know that in a short time we will be leaving our Alma Mater. We are sorry to go for pleasant memories lie behind. Memories of good times enjoyed on the way ' and friendships that were made all make us hesitate to leave our underolassmen. We wish to extend our thanks to the faculty for making our voyage pleasant and for extending a helping hand in time of trouble. We hope that you under classmen will have as pleasant a trip as we did and now Seniors to you Good luck and bon voyage. DORIS RIDER TL Annex t '942 Thomas Clark Jr. fCapJ He entered a contest He braga about winning. His ears are his asset And laughter his sinning. Robe rt Turnbull Ulm-nerj Turner is the senior's pride, We all admire his voice--his stride. But Betty had to come one day, And schucks--she took our Bob away. Shirley Emery fShi1-leyj Curley hair, laughing eyes Lots of friends , never lies. Chempion typist, pretty co-ed Life of the party-that's eno Robert Turnbull Class 'President Shirley Emery Class Secretary Thonas Clark Jr. Class Treasurer ugh said C-me H---:N I 942 hh r Columbine Campbell CTootsl Secretary of lots of things Chairman of all the others. She is an executive When it comes to brothers. Albert cook CA Black eyes Black hair. Open heart Marie Byers cMariel He's 1-A in the Army And he's 1-A in her heart. She's roped him in securely And she'll never let him part. bel Audrey's flair. Frank Adams CFuture Farmerj Solid--Dependable Likeable--Fun. He bought a Defense Bond And gir1's-He's not won. 'la Alibi!! '942 Gwendolyn Campbell fGwenJ Gwen and Frank, the perfect pair Frank and Gwen go everywhere. If you see one you'11 see 'tuther Now ain't love grand? We never wonder. William Johnston CBi11J Hair on his chest Whiskers on his chin. Toni on his mind And a likeable grin. Doris Gayle Wade CToniD Big brown eyes Freckles and vim. She certainly had Appeal for nHimn. Richard Ferguson CDiCkD Busy every noon hour- Busy in the hall. It only took small Leatrice To give him such a fall. l942 -ll Aalllfi-EEK Ruth Fair CFairj Fair is the spitfire Who played on the team. And without a follower Never is seem. Mary Lominski wary, Quiet and competent Brilliant and fun. And she'll have success When her school days are done. Charles Day CChuckJ He's quite an artist He's quite a guy. He'll make some girl's heart jump By and By. Carl Hallberg fHubD Curley headed, twinkley eyed Swears his hair was never dyed. Always in trouble--never quite sane He rides his motorcycle home in the rain. l942 Elizabeth Nag fLibbyD Libby's curls Libby's smile Libby's giggles Make life worth while. Fred laihle CFredD He has dark lashes And also dark hair And never was seen To have s wee care. Carrie Pearce fConnieJ Here's another Senior Who's also a blond. She played on the ball team ' And of boys she is fond. Robert Royle CSusieJ Happy go lucky Talks all the time.- Just nadores' English Thinks school is fine. 'IT1'e Agnngig I942 Eleanor Stroup CBridgetJ She is the girl with the husky laugh The one who never does things by half She's a good cheerer upper when things go wrong And her pleasant good humor is ever so strong. Florence Turk CFlossieD Specializes in Latin Likes her Home Ee. Wbuldn't miss school If it broke her neck. Doris Rider CDodej ' She sings and she whistles She plays basketball And when the right boy comes She'll take a hard fall. Patrick Stillwagon fPatJ - A basketball player of world renown An Irish lover--a man about town. He's a likeable, laughable, redheaded boy And each of the Seniors will wish him great joy. ll-.ae Aal1h.EeX'942 THE SENIOR WILL To the Students To Aldean Bell-Columbine Campbel.l's physical stature. To Dorothy Campbell-Frank Adam's ability to translate. To Helen Ka:-enbauer--Doris R.ider's ability to play basketball. To Lester Martin-Gwen Campbell's Frank-ness. To Carl Campbell-Bill Johnston's manishness. To Wycliffe King-Bob Turnbull's ability to jitterbug. Leatrice Clyde-Richard Ferguson's ability to write. Eleanor Peoples-Mary Lominski's school record attendance. To Clyde Moore-Robert Royle's boldness. Th Emery Pearce-Albert Cook's black wavy hair. To Pressley Hilliard-llarie Byers ability to swim. To Charlene Miller--Ruth Fa:Lr's-'speaking ability. To Donald Litzenberg-Junior Clark's method of reducing. To llabel Graham-Shirley Euhery's dignity. To Elmer Wade-Pat Stillwagon's ability to portray character roles. To Gene Johnston-Chuck Day's ability to raise chickens. To Anthony Lominski-Eleanor Stroup's seriousness. To Margaret Ellen Martin-Carrie Pea:-ce's brown eyes. To Fern Hutchison-Carl Ha.1Llberg's ability to write poems. To Anthorv I-Iosick-Doris Gayle's ability to drive a car. To Donald Seaton-Florence '1'urk's ability to roller skate. To Freda McCracken-Elizabeth Nagy's ability to run a boat. To Janet Waite-Fred llaihle's tslkativeness. To Mr. Grine-All the gym suits and towels left in the gir1's dressing room. To Hr. Thompson-Ml the love notes and old letters left in the desks. To To Mary Lominski - Florence Turk THE UNDER CLASSMEN 'S SPOT LIGHT FOCUSES ON Best Lookingooosco oooeBob Tllrnbullsoao IQQQGICD Best Personslityu.. ....Pat Stillwagon... ....Shirley Emery Best Athlete..,,,'. ... ....Pat Stillwagon... ....Doris Rider Most Humorous............ . ....Bob Royle....... ....E1eanor Stroup Best Sportooooosooconoseee sono-Pat Stillwagon... oonoDOI'iS Rider Most Likely To Succeed.... ....Pat Stillwagon... ....Columbine Campbell Best Dramatisteesesesoosn eeeopra-nk Ad.amSoo,s0o coeonuth Fair Best Vocalist....,.. ,,..Bob Turnbul1.... ....Gwen Campbell Best Leeder.......... ....Bob Turnbu1l.... ....Columbine- Campbell Sweater Gir1........... .................... ....Sh:Lr1ey Emery First To Be Married. . . . .. . .Dick Ferguson. .V. , . ...Marie Byers 'lie Agnn-eg y l942 T0 '11-lIS CLASS ???????AREN'T YOU ENVIOUS 0F??????? T ough Bill Johnston Cap's big ears O ptomistic Elizabeth Nagy Frank's farming ability Marie's pretty blush T ops Pat Stillwagon Toot's red hair H eavy Bob Royle Chren's Frank I dealistic Marie Byers Pat.'s freckles S oftie Ruth Fair Abe's etudiousness Hub's motorcylce C lownish Carl Ilallberg Bil1's baby blue eyes L ikeable Mary Lominski Mary's dimple A 11-ears Cap Clark Dick's girl S teadfast Frank Adams Dode's happy whistle S appy Eleanor Btroup Lizzy's sunny disposition Royle's nice figger O utspoken Bob 'hxrnbull Carrie's voice F iery Dode Rider '1'urner's big feet Fred's manly stride F unny Dick Ferguson Bridget's hearty chuckle O rnamental Shirley Emery Flossie's snappy polka R ighteous Florence Turk Toni's brown 'yes T alkative Gwen Campbell Chuck's manly Voice Y easty Cap Clark Fair's shortness Shi:-e1y's cousins. T rouble-Hunter Abe Cook W :Lndy Bob Royle O ut-and-out 'lbni Wade by DODE by Dode Rider-Toni Wade-Gwen Campbell THEME SONGS Don't GiVB UP Th! shipoeeo so o ee eeueeB53k3tb31l Teams whBtChB' Know J09uouooooooooooo oe A veeueuary Lominski !ou're The OneAFor unoeeoeoonoeue e I'm a Devil In My Own Home Toun.... I Do-Do Y0u?oooooeeooeeeeeeeeeooo O Gir1,.'...lf.'.l.l.CQ...'. W8 'CRW' GBT, HDI!! Until.Horning.... so You Can't Stop Us Prom Dreamingn.. - Micheal On His llotorcycle........ Skgbingeueeoeeeeqooeooouenoee-on cO'monleeooloeeoeoe Hut Sut s0n8oonq e e e 0 ee Nobody's B8Q'ooeooolnouunuuoea JOhnHi0aeonooeoenooueooeaoeocoeseasons n wh8t'S mat LUY8eoeeoeoeoooe I'm Putting All ly Eggs In One Basket.... hnndly Tav5rnneouveoleooceooeeooeeueeo ee e Sleepy HHS Galen:oonosloooenoeoeeoopa It'e The Irish In lien... Green.Eye'S............. Curly I..ocks.......... larie.......-.......... ohuyoperationecsoooeoee eoeoooeoeoooe . . . . .Eleanor Stroup . . . . .Columbine Campbell . . . . .Richard Ferguson Q a e o .Bill Jotmston . . . , ,Toni and Gwen , , ,,,,Chuck Day , , , , ,Carl Hallberg 9 e e Q QRUW Fair . . . . ,Robert Turnbull , , Doris Rider . . . . . .Robert Royle , . . . .Carrie Pearce . . . . .Albert Cook . . . . .Frank Adams . . . . .Junior Clark . . . ..Shirley Emery , . , . .Pat Stillwagon . . . ..F1orence Turk . . . . .Elizabeth Nagy . . . . .Marie Byers . ..,..Fred llaihle Smoke Gets In YOU? Ey95una 4 0 ooeaeoanuooooneon eeonThe Five Red skirtsn Marie Byers -N Aal!lI1EEXl942 Frank Adams....... Marie Byers....... Columbine Campbell. . . . . . . Thomas Clark. . . . . . Albert Cook. . . . . . . Charles Day ..... Shirley Enery ..... Ruth Fair. ........ Richard Ferguson. . Carl Hallberg. .... B1 ll Johnston. . . . . Mary Lominski. . . . . Fred Maihle. . . . . Elizabeth lag. . . . Doris Rider- Q - - - Robert Royle. . . . Pat Stillwagon. . . . Eleanor Stroup- . . . R0b9I't Tllrflbullvfvvv -1-- Carrie Pearce. . . . . Florence Turk- - - v- Uoris Gayle Wade.... .... Gwen Campbelln.. . eu sooo E 5 5 e ?????? 3? a famed agriculturist. happily married to Wyard birdn Bell. head-nurse at the Allegheny General. president of the Greece City Chamber of Commerce. welding for the Pullman-Standard. editor of the Hilliard Home Housekeeper. married to the boss. a model housewife and-mother of twins. Take up permanent residence at Hilliard. an aviator. a second Charles Atlas. a home economics teacher. operated on for appendecitis. chief diaper washer at a nurses school. a renowned hill-billy singer and yodeler. Will he make some'girl a good husband. a great orator. ?????W 9 Be hee-hawing through double china and weighing 392 lbs Be champion loafer on Joe Day's porch. ???W a Metropolitan Opera Star. teaching a school for overworked students. lliss America of HJ.. listening to Home on The Flange and Deep In The Heart Of Texas' with two little cowboys on her knee. Pat Stillwagon 81 Cap Clark. ????????'IWE WONDER IF????????? Cap still goes to Dottie's house Eleanor makes more noise when the teacher is aww Gwen ever saw where the cow bit Frank Bob Royle gives notes to Charlene Doris Rider likes a Chevy Bill keeps awake in classes Fred gets plenty of sleep Florence Turk does any home work Abe will skip am' more school Carl started studying Frank always keeps sweet-tempered Pat ever learned to use rubber bands Shirley was ever shot in the war Carrie can roller skate Toni raised emfmoney for the Red Cross in a Booth Toots keeps the boys a'guessin' Bob 'hxrnbull turns around in study hall Elizabeth will amaze the world with her blank powers Dick takes a permanent redidence at Argentine Mary will take over a young manks household Ruth started early for' giggles Chuck will write a comic strip for the New York Times Marie can get to the basketball games on time ' Marie Byers ...he Aelllh-ESX e '942 UROMANCE IN A BOARDING HOUSEN WHomance in a Boarding Houseu, a comedy in four acts by James C. Parker was presented at Concord High School, Friday Evening, January 2, by members of the Semior Class A premiere of nRomance in a Boarding House' was given for grade school assembly on 31. An excellent performance was given by the cast: Mrs. Smith.... ....Columbine Campbell Mr. Smith,,,,, ,,,,Frank Adams H8ttie............. .... Marie Byers Marv Anne........... .... Doris Gayle Whde Mr. Throttlebutton,,,,,, ,,.,Fred Maihle Mrs. Throttlebutton,,,,, ,,,, ,,,Ruth Fair Mortimer Throttlebutton.... .... Bob Turnbull Duke of Sussex ,,,, .,,.,,, ,,,,Bob Royle Mrs. Benson,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,Carrie Pearce Miss McGillicuddy,,,,. ...,Eleanor Stroup Bil1................. ..... .....Th0maS Clark The Senior Class wishes to thank all those vho helped to make the play a success Marie Byers 9. Q J 3. 1 G W 's 1 x 3- ' Q 41 f 1 Q.. 1 I 4 K Q ,pr- xx N 4' W '1 ' v . 635, MZNN 2222 Sd 'rf- N xr if XM f 1 'al' W lxx ll ,ul x IH , gl 'll' ' 'fm hi' 4 .rd Juniors 'TL Aeheh-ESX '94 THE JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY Our numbers had been drawn, we had passed our examinations , and were inducted into the army of high school students in September of 1939. At first, as rookies, we were quiet and shy, but we got over hardships and became accustomed to the life. During our first year of service , Ruth Maihle, Louise'Ma.ih1e, and Florence Allison were transferred to camp North Washington. Hugh Howard and Charles Brown, conscientious objectors of the draft, were released. After serving one yea.r,'Ruth Barnhart, Alfred Ball, Ralph Karenbauer, and Virginia Hildebrand left- army life for home. The remainder of our troop enlisted for three more years. We also gained one member when Corporal Betty Buchanan was transferred from Camp Hickory, Sharon, to our camp, but lost her when she was again transferred. We were now corporals, having been promoted to that rank after our first year of service. The officers of our troop were: Colonel, llargaret Hovisg Lieutenant Colonel, Francie Burkettg and Major Franklyn Snyder. We remained corporale for a year before being promoted to the rank of sergeant, and we are now serving our third year in the arm of high school life. At the beginning of the year camps Concord and North Washington were joined together to make a much larger troop. The new officers were: Colonel, llabel Graham, Lieutenant Colonel, Lester llabting Major, Helen Logutg and Captain, Wilma Campbells J, A Next year we will finish our term in the army of high school students. We iish to thank, our commanders, the faculty, for the help they have given UB. We also wish the best of luck to the sergeante, the graduating class of 19141-1.2. label Graham. Class President llabel Graham Tm. nnueix my 942 Q' b in -x .iz WF'- x A Q M 2, xx 5 Aw 1 - egg:-Aa: ,E 4 1 .f's3'- . ,P - f:.I2?5 5 Y , K 2: 17 . 3 ,W ,. v- -A Q, 33 .Qu :., V ME, xx qf,is'1f,g, ff 4.5 2 j3LAn ngelx '942 ' ,.' - -'rl fax ' s N. .f , 512- Jm wi 1. xv A- 1-si-v-'53, H 9-.f - . :sf f - KN '5 f 14231 ' 'im - .. V. ' X wi .. im ' k A - Q. 1 X air:- . .A I. .FHL V. .Q K X '. ' K ' ,W gg' ' ,. ' . ::gg.::3Z, , Q2 . f gk -- 4- N f ri--H 5 . ,zf .. -f 58:3 - TY. mf vw' + w r: 1-11. - ,Q ,Ci 1- X V 1 gif ,gg -,gl -1, fr Q 4 -4? TL Aeheh-EX i942 JUNIORS label Graham Habel's seldom ever quiet, She is the one to raise e riot. Phyllis Shultz Phyllis likes to play basketball, Even though she isn't tall, Freda McCracken The youngest of the nThree Little Maiden, To play hockey from school she's never afraid. Ruby Early Ruby has a diamond ling, Love songs to Hep she does sing. Helen Logut Helen likes to ride in a truck, And from the cops she sure does duck. Bill McGsrvey Billy is a bashful boy, K He thinks excuses are a toy. Les Martin Lester likes a blonde called Izzy, They say she keeps him pretty busy. Florence Allison Though Florence Allison has red hair, Her temper does not often flair. Chia Boosel Chis doean't like school very well, But he does like the girls, thats easy to tell. Margret Hovis Peggy Hovis is a swell ehum, She's always full of laughter and fun. Olive Frank Olive Frank is rather small, But it's all right because Bill isn't tall. Wilma Campbell B ll is both a popular lass, And the leader of her class. Donald Seaton Snood likes to shoot paper wads, But in study hall his head often nods. rl-2 AsI1l16J! '942 JUNIORS Larry Royle Larry Royle plays basketball For Betty Lowers he took a hard fall. Louise Maihle The Latin student of the Maihle sisters She'll never get mixed up on tongue twisters. Ruth Maihle Younger sister of Louise They say that she is quite a tease. Donald Litzenberg To ring the bell Don goes to the hall When his classes become too dull. Francis Burkett His nickname is Ike everyone knows And in Lucille he everywhere goes. Florence Byers Florence doesn't make much noise But she sure does like the boys. Howard Frank Howard Frank likes all the girls, He thinks Dorothy is a pearl. Winifred Smith Winnie thinks that Bob is taps, When she sees him her heart just flops. Bill Stadnyk Bill plays the accordian with ease , And he likes Olive Frank, if you please. Frank Snyder Frank and Gwen get along quite well, That they like each other is easy to tell. Helen Stednyk ' Helen's on our honor roll, To be a good girl is her goal. George Toth George Toth, whom all the boys call Jud , Algebra to him is just like mud. Virginia Campbell Ginny's librarian in our school, She never breaks a single rule, '-m'Aj1I16.X '942 sfo..-' , 3155 GE-,1 1 , , ,4,.. . ,,,ip,g -gflgilsz 555 l - ew HTHE 'mm-:E LITTLE amos On March 19, 19152, the Junior Class presentedna three act play entitled: f The Three Little Merida . The consisted entirely of members of the Uunior Class. They , gave an excellent performance and are to be conmehded upon thier a.bility.f The Cast. was as follows: ' , . ' A mrs. Linda 1.effingwe11..... Mahal G1-mm T Leslie Leffingwell ...... . ...Frank Snyder Estre11a............... ...Helen-Logut K Nella....V...... ...JNiJ1na Campbell Ella........... ...Freda McCracken Dr. Butler...... ...les Martinf, Mrs. Marshall .. .. . . . ..Virg:Lnia Campbell Madelin Marshall . ... .. .Ruth Maihle Robert Bertin ..... ...Junior Boosel Carolin........ ...Olive Frank Director.........................mr. Bert Pfims' The proceeds of the play amounted to SLLO9, with all expenses paid. ...he AeI1I16.X'942 Pm' smmlos l Florence Allison. Wilma Campbell. . . Freda McCracken. . Louise Maihle. . . . Helen Stadnyk. . . . Phyllis Shul tz. . . Mabel Graham. . . . . Florence Byers. . . Ruth llaihle. . . . . . Virginia Campbell Winifred Smith..... .... Olive Frank. . . . . . Helen Logut ..... Ruby Early. . . . . . Junior Boosel .... Bill McGarvey. . . . George Toth ....... . . . . . . . Francis Burkett. . .... . . . . Larry R0y1e....:... .... Donald Seaton. ..... . - Donald Litzenberg. Howard Frank. . ....... .... Frank Snyder. ...... .... Lester Martin- - - - Bill Stadnyk- - . - - Ma:-gret Hovis- - . - so uqee Aw kids. Is that right? Doggone it. Oh sugar. Heavens You ain't jivin'. You talk too much. I don't know nuttin' nohow. Shimmy. Aw shucks. Oh darn it. Goodness. Aw heck. Let's go Hep. Come on. Wait for me. Who, Me? Hey, who's got thier English done? All right, so you want to make something of it? Let's take that car. Sit down. That ain't the way I heered it. Hey chief. Boy, that -Buick's a honey! Listen here, McGee. I don't know. llergret I-Iovia . THE JUNIOR CLASS The Junior Class has worked hard and faithful ln trying to reach our goal. We've tried the teachers, we all know that But we did pretty good as a whole. We are striving, of course, for the day to come When each one finds a job for himself. You'll never see one of us Juniors Discouraged and on the shelf . We wish to give good wishes To the Seniors going ong We wish them all the best of luck, When this troubled world they gaze upon. Margret Hovis W VT 'I' Sophomores . 4, Th.-2 Alllhfex l942 SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY In September, 19142, there were fifteen peoples who became Freebies portant event was the Freshmen Party, after whick we felt a little better. course of the year we lost three peoples. The most im- During the This year there were twelve people from Concord Township started the term. We were united with thirty-four North Washington students 5 making the largest class in school with the enrollment of forty six students. We felt, just a little smarter than we did last year although the teachers consider us the worst class in school. Four of our classmates decided to leave usg Oliver Myers joined the Marines , Eugene Kar-enbauer, William Luchkiw and Jack Gladd started out on their own. Our class officers are as follows: President-Herbert Campbellg Secreta.rt-Treasurer- Betty Spitzer. We all hope to become Juniors next year and wish our upper classmn the best of luck. Dorothy Campbell Gene Johnston Ruth Ann Burdick Edward Hosick Angeline lledvit Emery Pearce Marilyn Christie Richard Worsk Gloria Hutchison Elmer Wade Ruth Nedwidek Fern Hutehison Carol Altman Edward Boros Clyde Cook Grade Johnston Janet Waite Betty Lowers ' Helen Ealy Glenn Gibson Vivian Farrar President-Herbert Campbell Helen Ruth Ferguson Audrey Thompson George Coast Anthony Lomineki Gezilla Toth - Mildred llahilik- Dean Bell Aldean Bell h Anna Blanche- Rider Revah Rea Howard Hockenberry Dorothy Campbell Bernard Jamison Charlotte Wise William Potsubey Jeanne lleree Bell Preseley Hilliard Betty Spitzer Vance Campbell Andrew Lutchkiw T 1 ' 2 SL.2 Aal1I1EaX'942 SOPHOMORE TRUE AND FALSE Press' favorite song is nMary Lou' Betty Spitzer doesn't know anything about getting stuck in mud roads. Audrey doesn't like the boys. Helen Ealy never sent Bernard a Valentine Anna Blanche doesn't know ahy body in the Marines. Milly likes to ride in convertibles--especially one from Fairview. Carol never got s note signed WJunior Clarkn Herb's hair is straight and black. Fern never rode in Bill Cook's car Glenn never carried a girl's books from one class to another Reveh isn't very good at typing Ruth Ann likes Gene Janet doesn't go in for the WBoogie Wbogien stuff Eleanor doesnft like Jack McKissick. Gezzy likes to go skating at the Hill-Top Gloria never talks in Study Halls Dean doesn't think much of a Pontiac. Grace never rode home with Chiz Boosel. Betty Lowers likes to find herself in a '35 Dodge Vivian is very boisterous Gene is well behaved in.Miss Wil1iemson's classes Vance never wrote a book report on NThe Life Of Abe Stonen. Clyde is extra big for his age George never has his lessons Marylin is an expert in Latin Elmer never had e snake in English Class Andy likes History especially well Helen Ruth never wore pig-tails Aldean is always cutting up Bill Potsuby is bashfui around the girls Howard always keeps his feet on the floor. Angeline is quiet and neat Ruth never tame late to school Emory never giggles Anthony' is afraid of Miss Williamson Bernard sat with Phyliss on the bus Ed Hosick never flew paper airplanes Dottie doesn't like the name Jerry Dick always was careful of thucks Charlotte likes to walk to Argentine with Pork Peoples Ed Bobos likes to be in assemblies Jeane Marie likes coal trucks. J Z7 LX XX Freshmen he nnex I ,X 'N 'S 2, Y X . fu XM' i'1 X 1 If f l .Af ol Cr X x 'f ' 1 I lx 5 I I . Aga l E3 . .-f 'jxN- r 1 X ' bewfwvlil ,c ' , , PRES!-IMEN CLASS HISTORY We, the Freshmen Class of l9l,2, when starting into school the first of September, were bashful, but willing to abide by the riles and regulations of Concord High School. We have now gotten acquainted and are able to go right ahead with the rest of the students. We also have had good cooperation and taken part in all school activities and assemblies. The class consisted of 1.2 pipils at the first of the year. We lost four and gained three which leaves us a total of Ll at the present. Joe Einith and Harry Barwell quit, and Gloria Welling and Unice Knight moved to some other school. We gained Tom Peth from Annisville, Jennie Costa from West Sunbury, and just lately Dorothy Everly from Pittsburgh. About the third week of school, we elected class officers. The returns told us that the President was Mary Lou Hovisg Vice President was I-fred Mcliinneyg Secretary- Theasurer was Reed Campbell. Carl Campbell was elected for the Athletic Council. We had a Freshmen initiation day, as usual. Of course we were very bashful and embarrassed but we pulled through the day all right. There was also a Freshmen party that night. Some of us were so scared we could hardly do our share but the audience had fun out of it, even tho' we didn't. Did You? After the party, everyone went on a Treasure Hunt. Following this we all came back to the school house for a weiner roast. We may by called green horns but we hope, next year, we can feel at home, and I'm sure we won't be so bashful or backward. Margaret Ellen Martin I942 TM- el1l1EEX e FRESMEN CLASS OF '42 Is it true that: Mary Lou never cuts up in classes? Peg never sneezee only when necessary? Charlene and Bob have carried on a true friendship? Ruby likes to talk to a certain sophomore? Bums mth never laughs in study halls? Dale will ever become a farmer? Keith ever sings or whistles out loud during civics class? Fred likes a certain girl named West? Leats likes a. certain senior lad? Reed is never on the honor roll? Leslie B. likes to sing the song Mary Lou ? Bruce Cimpbell likes to go to basketball games? John believes in the slogan, Slow and steady wins the race Joe was nicknamed 'Posey' because he reminds every one of a Bernice never combs her hair? Thelma likes to talk? Edward doesn't like school? Edith has A Romeo in Punxsutawney? mth Graham yrill never be an old maid? Byron likes to study? Helen Hildebrand is a jitterbug? Orlea has been on l. diet? Junior H, believes in breaking the speed limit? Tony never has his lessons? Helen Kerenbauer likes to walk to the bushouse? Grace cm't get her Hath problems? Wycliffe never disturbs a study hall? Jenny never chews gum? ' llary doesn't like to miss school? Janet never goes out on a date? Clyde likes to be noisy? Helen Nazer likes the boys? Mildred doesn't like to go to Pittsburgh? Florence likes to answer questions? Tom soesn't want to be an aviatol? Frances likes to be teased HUB Ruth McDevitt FRESHMEN Florence Stevens is modest and quite shy, But she 'll get over that by and by. 7 rose? 'T-h.,2 Annex '942 FRESHMBJ. Orlea Hilliard is quite fair, But she gets her lessons we're sure of that. Junior Hindman is surely slow, But we are sure he 'd make Annabelle a pretty good beau. Anthony Hosick is lots of fun, You wouldn't want a better chum. Mary Lou Hovls is our riot maker, When there are entertainments Press is sure to take her. Helen Karenbauer obeys every rule, Although she doesn't even like school. Jenny Costa never says a word, For speaking out of turn she's never heard. Wycliffe King always stirs up the fun, But he always has his lessons done. Grace Mabbott is always quiet, Its sure she'll never raise a riot. Emma Ruth McDevitt sure can roll her eyes, Aand this helps a lot to catch the guys. Ruby McGrady is on the honor roll, She knows everything from pole to pole. Of Fred lKcKinr1ey's acting ability we have proof , His audiences always raise the roof. Margaret Ellen Martin is quite fair, Sze likes a certain Sophoinore with blonde hair. Mary Medvit is seldom seen, For missing school she's very keen. Janet Stevens is quiet and sedate, She never stays out very late. Charlene Miller is very loyal, To a. certain senior named Bob Royle. Clyde Moore is bashful, quite, He's never known to start a fight. Helen Nazer obeys the Golden Rule , But really she doesn't care for school. Francis Say is such a quiet little soul, Sze wouldn't yell if you hit her with a bowl. Dorothy Everly has her eye on Howard, He sure turned out to not be a coward. 'lie Ann-eg l942 BOY ' S BASKEIBALL When Mr. Grine, the basketball coach ran his advertisment for basketball players in the fall of 'Al there were a large number of the boys turned out. The most of the boys were very faithful in coming to practiceA ' This year was the first. year for our new coach. Mr. Grine did some very good coaching, but because of the opponents having more and better experienced players, we didn't win very many ganes. Most of the players had fun and all were interested. 'Next year Mr. Grihe expects to have a much better team. A ' Robert Royle GIRL ' S BASKETBALL The girls of Concord were all eager for the 41-1,2 season to begin. The season extended from the first of November through February. ,An eager group of ten girls turned out for the first practice. Some new girls joined the force and some of the pioneers lost interest and dropped it. Even though the girls lost most of the games, .they continued to prove their school spirit by fighting their hardest throughout the year. Mr. Grine, our new coach was very good to the girls and tried to make them good sports even if it meant losing a game. We thoroughly enjoyed the season and hope for better years in the future. Columbine Campbell ' 1HLAenen,ex 942 2 CONCORD BUGLER STAFF First Row-Margret Hovis-Helen Logut-Dorothy Campbell-Shlrley Emery Toni Jade Second Row-Chub Ferguson-Peg Martin-Dode Rider-Toots Campbell Dean Bell Seniors Pat Stillwagon Eleanor Stroup Bill Johnston Columbine Campbell ' Sophomores Pressley Hilliard Dorothy Campbell .4 , AdvisorhBert Pritts. ATH ETIC ASSOCIATION Juniors Frank Snyder Mabel Graham Les Martin Freshmen Carl Campbell . 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'lhelma Farrar is a Pittsburgh girl, Sxe always has her hair in curl. Arthur Enery has an eye on Mabel, . But you never can 'te1l, he may turn the table. Bernice Early has light brown hair, She thinks Don is quite fair. Dale !EeJq' is our automatic chatter-box, You need not turn him on, and you cna't turn him off. Joe Earl Day is sometimes called Posey, In his classes he sure is too nosey. Bsth Graham keeps her eye on Wicky, Because she found he was quite tricky. Byron Henderson is tall and wears glasses, He's never found in a hurry to get to his classes. Helen Hildebrand likes to sing, You can't fool her in anything. Emu Ruth McDevitt and Margaret Ellen Martin 5 QT, X T in KK' c V I 25 1 i 'TEE OETH5 eg Activities and Sports 'Wi 3 I 6 X it JI' 'S...2 Aalllli! 1942 G.G.S. HISTORY The club was founded on the ideals of good sportsmanship. The girls entering the club were suggested by their classmates and the members voted on their merits of good sportsmanship. , llre. Heasley and llrs. Smith were the advisory members. The officers of the Club for the year l9Ll - 191.2 were: President: Doris Rider, Secretary Treasurer: Columbine Campbell. Activities of the club have been numerous. Two dances were held in the gym. With one on Valentines Day and the other March 27 and April 29 the club enjoyed a supper hike. After a four mile hike they fried hamburgers and returned to the school house. me ne' Officers fm' the Year of 19142 - 19143 are: President llargrst Hovis Secretary Treasurer Florence Allison. - ' MEMBERS: . llarie Byers Freda McCracken Marilyn Christie Columbine Campbell Helen Stadnyk Betty Lowers Gwen Campbell Mabel Graham Vivian Farrar - Ruth Fair Florence Byers Helen Ruth Ferguson Shirley Emery Olive Frank Aldean B911 Doris Rider Eleanor Stroup Doris Gaylelade Florence Allison Wilma Campbell Margaret Hovis Mildred Mahalik Ruth Ann Burdick Gloria Hutchison Dorothy Campbell Margaret Ellen Martin Leatrice Clyde Florence Stevens Thelma Farrar 'T-.-lla' AEl1l163X i942 GIRLS CHORUS HIXED CHORUS fi A n n,eEx I942 BAND ORCHESTRA ' K-I--I1-2 Asllllijl '942 MUSHBALL Last fall the pupils in both high school and elementary school were entertained by members of the different high school classes trying to beat each other in several mushball games. The Senior girls were champions in the girls league and the Jlmior boys took the lead in the boys league. These winners then played the tie-off. Naturally the boys won, but we had a lot of fun trying to beat them. BASKETBALL Later in the school year when the weather was too bad to stay out we started a basketball tournament. It proved to be good entertainment for a while, but some, both boys and girls, were too bashful to go out on the floor, so it finally fell through. Of the games that were played the Seniors again lead in the glrl's league and the Juniors in the boy's league. Eleanor Stroup UCAUGHT IN THE DRAFT' This year, our faculty underwent a change. Due to no fault of the government draft we were forced to replace two members of our faculty. Miss Stewart, our music teacher, was replaced by Miss Young. Mr. Snith was replaced by Mr. Grine who had been with us previously and Mr. Grine by Mr. Gallagher. The student body is well satisfied with the revision. THE CONCORD BUGLER The monthly newspaper of Concord Hi, The Concord Bugler is published through the heroic efforts of the following staff: Editor-in-chief....... .... .. .....Dor1s Rider Business llanagern, ,,,4,Dox-is Gayle Wade ' Sports Editor... ,,,,,Dorothy Campbell Art Editor, , N , ,U ,Burton Ferguson Chatterbox, , , , , , , , ,Helen Logut Reporters. , H , , ,nllargaret Hovis Shirley Emery Margaret Ellen Martin , Dean Bell nun-raphm..... .....C01vmbiHe Gwpbeu Advisorououuoeoooonaoooesoeoeoeseoooaeoosur' It's main attraction is the Chatterbox which puts every one in the Known as to who Bill took home Wednesday night and why Betty was so sleepy Monday morning in -the first study hall and why John has a hangover. C-'Tie g PLAY DAY The basketball season was climaxed by a Play Day held at Slippery Rock. This was a day for those who played basketball from all over Butler County to join together in a good time and in tribute to the league winner. Our school was well represented at this occasion. A day of Sport,recreation and a gen- eral good time was topped off by a banquet in the evening. Here trophies were given to the Penn Girl's and Karns City boys who were the basketball champions of l9h2. All those attending reported an enjoyable day and we join others in our toast to the success of WPlay Dayn. by DODE. GIRL'S CHORUS The girl's chorus was started soon after school began, with the girl's learning two and three part harmony. There are s7mBmbBTS of the girl's chorus and two different classes a week. The two classes were arranged so that all persons interested could attend the chorus. Miss Lillian Young is the instructor. M XED CHORUS The mixed chorus'is composed of hhmBmb8TB,1lOf which are girl's and the remaining 33 are boys. The mixed chorus has been working on the part harmony-Soprano, Alto and Bass. The mixed chorus meets on Thursday the 8th period of the day. Several members of the Senior Class who were also in the Mixed Chorus had the honor of singing on the Might of Baccalaureate and Commencement Excersises. Carrie Pearce. GUIDANCE CLINIC - ' A group of students from Concord Hi attedded the Guidance Clinic on April 21, at Slippery Rock. This was sponsored by the Slippery Rock Parent Teacher's Association. The program consisted of a short assembly program in the auditorium , during which Dr. A. B. Denniston spoke to the assembly. Later the groups were divided and the students were able to talk to authorities on the subject in which they were interested. Frank Adams. STUDENT COUNCIL Each class of the school and faculty is represented in this body, the members are chosen by the votes of their classmates. Those chosen were: Seniors-Columbine Campbell, Eleanor Stroup, Bill Johnston. Juniors-Frank Snyder, Mabel Graham. Sophomores-Dorothy Campbell, Pressley Hilliard. Freshmen-Carl Campbell. Officers elected at the first meeting were as follows: Mr. Smith-president and advisorg Dorothy Campbell-Secretaryg Columbine Campbell-Treasurer. The purpose of this council is to raise money to sponsor the athletics of the school. It is also responsible for many activities. On October 30 they sponsored a Masquerade Party. The proceeds were used to buy basketball suits and equipment. BASKETBALL SUPPER Mr. Grine gave a chili supper on February l7th to show his appreciation for the efforts put forth by the basketball teams. We want to thank Mr. Grine for the treat and also Mrs. Grine and Mrs. Heasley for the perfectly cooked supper. p Columbine Campbell he Engng! 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PACKERS AND SAND PUMPS I DRILLING AND FISHING TOOLS BUTLER, PENNA. 74--r--.1nqou--A-- -- -mir--4 +,.,,,-,,,:,,1,,1,,.,.,-,,,.-,,,i,,it,1+ I-namnzozenxfnzocnoiox-n:o:uuc:+ 114:1'zz:sialiciuiuzzrzuizniqzzniazizzizzznzzcizzz- :Q 11:1 uiniczizzizrie Compliments of gy ' UI QUALITY CLOTHES . for MEN AND BOYS BUTLER, PENNA. , IEIEQ zz-1:34--:.i::z:.:.u::,: px-1:14-in-:I :n:.:::1:v::ui::.tn1-:zl-:m1:u::v1c:i::i:::u3a 51111: is :15101:1zzixiczi:vin::::.n1e:::sin1o:oio1vlcpzcr1o:n1o14ricri1 EVERYTHING IN SPORTS Paul Kirkpatrick SPORTING GOODS LUGGAGE GUNS AMMUNITION FISHING TACKLE ICE and ROLLER SKATES 130 E. JEFFERSON STREET BUTLER, PENNA. pc .zzricziazicz:pix:a:.::pu1o1q::1:1::i:vi1:: 1izuxq-1114:ixviizinzniqziuxuz I liliclioluivibjanjnoinlliinaliciuviliuiioioiiuuiuilliiinlhii Social Justice and Civilization are hang- ing on the brink of a deep chasm ever-widened by the aggressofs sword of conquest. It is our nwst sincere hope that you grad- uates and those who graduate in the future, will embark upon the sea of life with a true patriotic American spirit willing to uphold and defend the Constitution of the United States of America. 4 'lr CRAFTSMEN PRINTING CO. Printing and Lithographing 114 EAST DIAMOND STREET g i BUTLER, PENNA, vihilritrioiuilhilbitvillioioilpilviciurievilhiivilriividli vi ual-QUQUIH11 -in mam nxnxe-is-an-111+ 'P-xoinioiuissilninicnil 'I' I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I L 1' Qhlliianzhituintilinlillimliuniliniiilliisiiiilnilil 114 Compliments of CHARLES R. KRINER Butler, Penna. hiviiiilliil Iiillllillilllliilllllililill Compliments of iuitlitlilinuilvil lin!! j0ii1l il I Burkett's Barber Shop I Butler, Pa. 5 I'52CLZX,LQE5,ZZEfTI I 5'73'fmM of I 2 150g,1:,1ai,,PSt,.eet I I BicIceI's Shoe Store I uf eff 8- Butler, Pa. . fI--------------------I I MAYTAG at KELVINATOR 1, ww.- + DEALER Q We Sell and Repair I I I I Home Appliances I venous., va. om ann.. 2717 I -I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 Q 1 I Q +no1ov1u1en1o1oanes14-cpvqpocpu1uanncn1 1.31 ITSMIWe:TTT1 'TT '1 'I' -1 1 I 2 51st SCHOOL YEAR 2 1 BEGINS SEPTEMBER 1, 1949. 2 1 -- 1 I New classes will be organized in the following courses: Secretarial Trainingp I I General Businessg Shorthand and Typewritingg Clerical and Business Trainingg Two- I g year Accounting Coursey Secretarial Finishing Course. E 1 . --1 1 g THIS SCHOOL IS APPROVED BY 2 I STATE COMMITTEE ON STANDARDS, PENNSYLVANIA I 3 APPROVED BUSINESS SCHOOLS E l I I THE BUTLER BUSINESS COLLEGE 1 E 3131315 SOUTH MAIN STREET BUTLER, PENNA. l l -I---zzz:-121: --1:11 -1:1----::B:::::::1:12-M: ::1e::::-1:1--2:12221-+ +1-----1---1-0-0--1-1-----+ ----1--1---1------1-1-1-. 1 1 4 1 1 1 , 1 l l . l l g THE FASHION 2 i C011gTCLtulLlflO11S 2 i 1 l Choose your career 5 I Exclusive Wmnen's Wearing Apparel I i f I 4 as CHIC ll Y 35 gl CS E Y , g E are chosen for you by 2 2 Headquarters for I g R, E' 2 2 JUNIOR Miss AND 2 2 K1RKp A1-RIC K 2 2 HIGH SCHOOL 2 2 Jeweler 2 2 S . 2 BUTLER, PENNA. S i I I SILVERWARE - CLOCKS i 2 223 somh Main sneer f 2 DIAMONDS WATCHES 2 3 Butler, Penna. i 2 Over 48 Years of Service 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 +- .----- -----------N +---211212: 1:1122---1:1--1:1111-1 :-.1111-qu: :mir-in-in 7: -uno:-111-. zu: ugnzuz 1n1x.1q::a.1n::.11- I C E C R E A M BUTLER, PENNA. :nazi zu:-up quiz: 1-'ini-1: ,anoin- 11-an-Ig -1.-1 -if terhoff at ,55.Q5' BUTLER, PA. You have been promising your photograph again and again. We'l1 make you such won- derful portraits that you will never break that promise again. THE FETTERHOFF STUDlO ms soum MAIN smear BUTLER, PENNA. Phone '26-524 R. E. FETTERHOFF, Prop. W. H. KUHN Butler County's Largest Country Store HOOKER, PENNA. -4 -11.49 -qv .1111 -gl -az' -11-31 rZ1li0iu1011ni011ril1ori4litlI01lljlD11gj4+ linilbioiliitlioinninioioioiu WATSON 81 FERGUSON, Inc. INSURANCE THAT INSURES EVERY KIND EVERY WHERE 604-605 SAVINGS BANK BUILDING DIAL 36-100 BUTLER, PA. liulnia-lbuioiilillitliavilhilliu v1o1011+ +xiuiuioi011 lilrioioiojoinjnilxie:1v3n:0i1u14vj0i014liujlrj0ianicn11li4xianicvi4n:lv1l 'I' ...........--........-l +-....-......... 5 Butler Decorating Company 1 Wallpaper - Paints - Varnishes I I PICTURE FRAMING I 236 North Main sfreef BUTLER, PENNA. 'I' rrlvr 111111 'SN' P-00-1 21112: wc-mm zazmz was +---I-1 ---------- -+ +-- ------ ----- - I I I DR. J. ZUKER 3 5 CORNER STGRE I EYE SIGHT SPECIALIST I I . E Glasses for the entire family. We I I Quality Meats and Gfoceries exanjine the eyes and fit gInsses as a I I E Zlzleiiqagisglgst asasxde lme to any 2 3 We give S. eg, H. Stamps I 111 N. M ' sf f I I 1 2 Butleigaufee E 3 PLTRQLIA, PA. 'l 'P G '-'4 'N'- 'C '1 4 '1 l' +D I01DI'101D4'1'-1'C'1 0-ID1'r4llM'1lb01v:u +111 '' f I I I I I I Every House Needs WESTINGHOUSE .W- THE WESTINGHOUSE DEALER Frank Titus Sales 212 South Main Street Butler, Pa. at the Mardorf Co. Phone 31860 n1ui:r1u1nxi:u:.::n-.::'-:.-1 1::-:.1:-13411xzlzinz:-omni--1':f. :ici ninxni riznouiuinii 10101 l:n11rl0l1ni1xi1l11li1vi4bi1bi4ri0i1U101n10Illi0bi1 zoioinjoiojojthieriuliljl Ufnilnjnilvioiuil :xi .ixi 11 :1:bl::l::l:r.t::i.:l::11:1:lui-:li':.iu1ul::l:ti312:11 izxzxr NEW OR FACTORY REBUILT TYPEWRITERS-ADDING MACHINES SOLD - RENTED - REPAIRED HIGHEST QUALITY DUPLICATING TYPING - ADDRESSING - MAILING SIMPSONS LETTER SHOP 511 BUTLER COUNTY NAT'L BANK BUILDING 'Phone 4.-909 BUTLER, PENNA. -n- '- - -- - -- --1'-I--u--wxu---I-s -A'-x---'--:-la-vnanwzmusnznxuzn il ,I THE W BUTLER ii Q! Compliments of FLORIST I 51 CUT FLOWERS POTTED PLANTS gg CARROLL'S I I SERVICE I I I Q Ig 3 STATION Dial 42-401 A 3 Hooker, Penna. 143 East Jefferson Street BUTLER, PA. H I ll ,,,-,-o-.L-,I-I L-L,LL-L, 9 I -Il cn 1 1:11:11-if ioinzuioinzuic nxcsiocnncvozniniugsuzepzaszasinrcncvisrixsicramnzasicnzenxiasirzxiqricncuuzasicmf ll II H ' II I RAISLEY 81 WHITESIDE NORGE PRODUCTS 4 EASY WASHERS + IRONERS 243 South Main Street -' Dial 33-010 BUTLER, PENNA. H Ti riuitzz-chic:-inilzia 1-:uni 11 .iz i ::xiLi1-inzzrixzizzzczizpiniuinigrigz1315+ 11:f1-:f 2:' :Eff :-2:22222-T-1 + 'g '1 b01 10r01 r0CD0-v0C-l- I l Keep Your Whole Car Young I I I. sv usmo l g I RICILIEIELQI CEASQLINE g E I Bruin, Pa. 2703 'PQEr0Ea:rPa. 2598 E +-- ----w-- ---- -. 4. 1 E 5 HAP F E R 5 2 'i'E.IE'fRREHaEE'5f'i i I 212 S. MAIN STREET BUTLER, PENNA. I PENN THEATRE BUILDING I I GENERAL MERCHANDISE I i 1 Cm ' Wikiamiueigrhfng 2 i +-- --w- ----- - --+ Diamonds 2 -I ---- ---- ----' 'E' Watches Jewel,-5 2 2 Land L. Auto WRECKING 2 C I 2 COMPANY 5 BUTLER, PENNA. 5 i S ------- -- ----- -+ I E Parking Lot Q I 5 JOHN'S FRIENDLY SERVICE 2 I Q Amoco Products I Q 1 oPPoSlTEY.M. C. A. , liffiliii iibriii 5101931 + '1 -N - 'f'P - 'C '1 1 1 '1'+ 't:H:ml T : T':x:: E: : 'T Wuilrr Gag 2. 3 Everybody Reads the Eagle BUTLER, PENNA. 2 n vit -ii :Q 1' I I I I I i I I 'I' 'I' l1o1u1oa+ A-vu num:-1. fat: xqnnmxu UNION TRUST COMPANY , BUTLER, PENNSYLVANIA MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT CORPORATION -.............. ...... ..-I ll 9ilri114l:11DlllZs+ C. FoRsTER ev soN I -- Wholesale Fruits and Produce - I 206 Center Avenue Butler, Penna. 10301010311031111rjixioiuioicvilbinviuviirivvioilbicrilviolilniuilritrilil Compliments of . STANDARD PAINT fe? GLASS CO. I HOME OF soez-Y ENAMELS Phone 46-880 - 120 East Jefferson Street - Butler, Penna. i nanoauncuviesxnzevzncbuniniioxoiocf Tllniaoinviaxoxoifviwrzwlioz-nianiocf DR, A, M, KERN5 I scum sen. :sumo sruoao OPTOMETRIST ' 111 S. Main St. Phone 34-014 Eyes E,l1f::lEJnl?1E:i5'IS?5a3iS6Fltted I 5 Tutoring-Specializing in Hawiian Guitar I 114 E. Jefferson sf. Butler, Pa. I I Ove' 'Saws ' Butler' Pa- E -L-mricsxevzcxcnifrxanmnirieniqrienxnvin Qsaaianioievxcvzeninuocviucocvinxcrls-xc ocnoclua+ I f 'M ' 'f 'i i Compliments of I Dependable 3 9 1 S Photographs I ELECTRICAL APPLIANCE FURNITURE I Q BBIOFQ They Leave Home I Chrysler-Plymouth Agency I ' ' ' SHEFFLER STUDIO I General Store V Eau C1 aim, Pa. Over Miller's Shoe Store i W 5 I Compliments of I I I COSC-O GAS 59 CUAL z I Butler, Penna. fllitilvinioilioioitnioli0i1bi1u11-iuqDsci0i1l1ouio:0i1n1lr1Qvi1l1tui1hil BUTLER BATTERY CO. Complete Ignition Service ' , DELCO BATTERIES Radio Department for Automobile and Home 214-216 South McKean Street TELEPHONE 4-078 BUTLER, PENNA. CHARLES H. FORINGER, Prop. u:4vi1ni1-:uio11v1er11v:n:cv-sp01cv11:i:si1:izzzzinizzzzzi zizvioini:-11:11:11 :i::1.:i:y11:i4::::inLo1a inicinzwi :::::::::::: 1:11:11 :nie ixiwisri- PAUL'S PLACE 3 ICE CREAM BAR ' MILKSHAKES v SUNDAES DAIRY LUNCH S Route 38 Hooker, Pa. I F 4 rin A L.., -. -.- .l...u..JL',-,.f