Conemaugh Valley High School - Elevator Yearbook (East Conemaugh, PA)
- Class of 1945
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HL Ill' DIL -HIL THIS BOOK 0 ' THE SER VIC 'E TU FIGH T TU I'IfIu'SERVh' I J, A' F! If ' Cf' I . A I ICA BOARD OF EDUCATION LeROY OAKS DONALD HUNT 1Pres1dentJ 1Secretary1 POYD LITZINIGER BERNARD MO'I I'FR JOHN BRL MERSKY 1TxeaQurerb f w . 5 N l 1 + Samuel E. Wissinger, B. S., M, in Ed. CSupervising Principalj Ohio State University Unnersity of Pittsburgh 5 James Thomas Mecl lex B S ln Ed M ln Ed CH1gh School Principal! Bucknell Un1ve1s1ty Susquehanna University Lnlversitx of Pittsburgh 1' FACULTY 'NIISS MARION COLKITT B S lEngl1Sh III and IXJ Ind1ana State Te ICIIQIS College Lmx SISIIX of Plttebuxgh MR HERMAN COLRTER CJUIIIOI' Busme s Tldllllllf., Consumers Ploblems Lookkeepmg Sdl9SH'1dIIShlDD Beckley Busmess College Indlana State Teichers College Shlppensburg State Teachels C Lnn BISIIX of P1ttsburgh MISS ELDA FRESH B S CProblems of Democracx Wolld Hlbtorsj Indlana State Teachere College UH1X9lS1ty of Plttsburgh MISS DOROTHX HOII' MAN CT5 131115 I and II Sholthand I and II Buemess Prmcxples OfI.1C6 PIHCCICGJ Pecklex Business College Indlana State Te when College Penn State LIIIXGISIIX ot Pltt burgh ollege NIISS ELEANOR RRLEC ER A B tReco1d Ixeepmg Engllsh I CIQIICAI Plactlce and NI ichmes CIIFIS Phx S1011 Fduc IIIOIIJ College ot St P1 iIlC1x IIRS ELMA KILLILS CJun1o1 Hlgh School TlIdth6I'Y'l3tlCS, C lllfoxma State Tc lchcls College 'XIISSSLSANNAH LINK A B Uumoz Hlgh School Hlstorxj Unn ersltx of Plttsbulgh MISS ELMIRA MARTIIN B S CEngl1sh II Dramat1csI and IIJ VVIISOII College UIIIXQFSICQ ot Plttsburgh Umxerslty of Cololado Penn State NIISS HELEN MLHENRX General bC18DC9J LIIIXQISIIX ot PlttNbLlI'f,h NIISS SARA JANI4 OWFN A B I A CJIIIIIOI Hlgh SchoolEngl1ehJ Lmx PINIIX of PIIINIJLIIIDII NIRS RLTH PENDER CJUIIIOI H1gh School C eogxaphx Jumor Hlgh School SCIENCE, IIld1lIllgl1t6 Tcachers College V Y A A , l , In . , , . 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SENIORS r rthx 1 ll llel Alllsou DOROTHY MAY ALLISON Commercxal Course Band 4 Crlterlon 4 Glrl Reserves Treas 4 Intramurals 3 4 Jumor Play Senlor Play HAZEL M ALLISON Academlc Course Bank 1 2 3 4 Pres and Student Director 4 Blology Club Classbook Edltor Crlterlon 3 4 Chorus Home Room Representatlve 4 Pres Latm Club Orchestra 2 3 4 Senlor Play Stu dent Councxl X lr rt tprlu r Xumn 1 MARGARET APPLEY Commerlcal Course Art Club Bxology Club Gxrl Reserves Intra murals 1 2 3 4 Jumor Play DOROTHY CARYL AURANDT Academlc Course Band 3 4 Blology Club Classbook Crlterlon etta 3 4 Orchestra 3 4 Klan l lk l rx I Lp, lLumg.mlner uthr llenmtt MARY BANKOWSRY Commerclal Course Blology Club Crxterlon 4 Glrl Reserxes Sec 4 Intramurals 3 4 Sec of Semor Class' Student Councll DELORES BARTOL Commercial Course Crlterlon 2 3 4 PEGGY BAUMGARDNER Academic Course Band 2 3 4 Blology Club Jumor Play Latm Club Orchestra 3 Semor Play CATHERINE L BENNETT Commercxal Course Gxrl Reserves K 1 , . 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' . 1 3 ' . . . - ff' Iur LOUELLA BENNETT Glrl Rcscrxes Commerclal Course Art Club Band 1 2 34 Treas 4 BlOl0gy Club Class OHICCT2 3 4 Crlter on 2 3 4 Intramurals 1 2 Jumor Play Se-mor Play Student Councll V President .44 Ihr IRE 'VF BIRK xssbook C1 lll.I'lOIl Glrl Reserves A-Q OC 1 SENIORS L x I Commcrclal Course Cul Rcsclwfs N num Brumbaugh 1 I Burn 1 NORMAN H BRUMBAUGH LOUISE CRAIG Practical Arts Course Commercxal Course Classbook Hx Y Operetta 3 4 Semor Play CATHERINE BURIAK Commercxal Course PAUL CULLIS C0mm9lC1a1 COUFSC Gu-1 Reserves Football 2 3 4 Varslty C xl' I .X I 2 ' if -- , Hr- l.1ulf'll1- B:-nm-tt Hlllnwn Il- may lr,.,,,. ' k Hlltlig ,Unk ' ' - Clzss 1 fg ' .' . EDMON BEYROOTY Practical Arts Course GLAYDS A. BONK Commercial Course fav, 42, 3 I -f 'tml If . 1 fo 4 'sth'-rinv Ek l,uui-1- L'l'.li:: l'.ml K'1llis SENIORS gli? fM,...J p I-'lm l Dax e1 ll: an JANE L DANIELS Academxc Course FLOYD DAY Academxc Course Bxologx Chb French Club Glrls Chorus Latm Club PAULINE M DAVIS Academic Course ROBERT DEAN Academlc Course B1010gy Club French Club Glrl Reserxes V Band 2 3 4 Crxterlon 4 Latm Club Orchestra Pres 3 Pres 4 Latln Club VERL DAVID ERVS IN Basketball Managel 1 C AC8d6mlK Courst Football 3 4 VHFSIYQ LOIS SHIRLFY FORD Academic Coursc Pand 3 Blologx Club Classbook Class OHICGF 2 'Z Cmterxon 4 French Club Presldent Jumm Plax Latm Club V Presldent Semor Plav IRVINI FOUST Blologx Club FMMA FUNK Blologw Club Pun Practlcal Arts Course Atadtmlc Couxsc L1tmC.lub Orchestral '3 4 'SA ' 5 1 x F m 4 ' , ' 2 i .lam linnit-ls lhaulim- lmvix Aw '. Roh I 'a . I , . lv I z Z . . 5 v - v - - y V . v . 3 . Q . 3, 4. 4.311 - -. S K X-'rl Hruin Lois Fowl Ilxiu I -rust lilxlllm ' R ' ' . 1 ' f I I ' 5 7 ' sv ' .. H 1 - ' ' 1. , ' . , . , J . . , , . . I 1 . ' 1 . . ' 1 . , , J' , b' , . I . . - 4 1 v 1 v - A x 1 jul' SYLVFSTER GJURICH Academlc Course Basketball 1 2 3 4 Blologv Club Classbook Class OITICCF2 Footbal13 1 Latm Club Varsxty C V Presldent 4 DOROTHY GILES Commerclal Course pg-nv-4' SENIORS ANNE GLOVKA Commerclal Courss Classbook Gul Rcstrxcs Intxamulalas 'S gtudent Councll CHARLOTTE GOLDEN Commerclal Course Cheerl ader 2 3 4 Classbook Class OITICSF 3 Intramuxals 1 2 3 4 Operetta2 3 4 Orchestra 3 4 Semor Play PAT GEORGE GOSS Practlcal Arts Course SYVILLA GOLGHNOLR Commerclal Course B1010gy Club Football 2 3 1 Intramurals 1 2 Band 1 2 Blologv Club Operetta 3 4 Varslty C Tre-as 4 THELMA o GossARD Commezcxal Course SLE MARIE GRAHAM Glrl Reserxes Intramurals 1 Operetta 4 Band 1 2 3 4 V Pres1der1t 4 Intramurals 1 Pxactlcal Arts Course 2 3 4 Orchestla 1 2 Y , . 'iv ai.. ,Y ' Syl 1--wr Q' ith Il-rlvnllj Hill-4 Klum' lil'-xm f'll.nl'luIr:- fhvlvlvn . , , , , Vx J . . A A , 5 V ' v Z . b J K I K 2 I -. ,, , L: . . L 1 L ' I , ' I I - M - .. Y. - . V 1 5 V v I I ' 1 Crlterxon 2, 3, 43 Girls' Chorus3 Girl Reservesg ,gf l 'S Q f f. l'.u 42-ms 'l'h--lm.: 1Ql.s4,n'-l Nluilll 1.uuglm-ml' Sm- 1Ln.nlmm . N v v Y . 4 A ' J . .kz ' , 2 , I ' , : , . - ,. .. v . . . . . . 1 , . Y I ' 1 - SENIORS A Olga Hadym 1,1 Slnllffl ll 1 lfzlnxmut OLGA ANN HADZINSKI Academlc Course Blology Club French Club Sec Trcas Glrl Rcscrxes Latm Club SHIRLFA J HAUGHAWOUT Commerclal Course Band 3 4 GIPIS Chorus' Opfretta 3 4 Or chestra 3 4 Dmmll Haul. Rn H0ltZQllf3lQT DONALD HAWK Commerclal Coursa. Plology Club Football 2 3 4 RAY HEITZENRATER Blology Club Football Practlcal Arts Course STELLA HEJNAR Commercxal Couxsc PHYLLIS MARIE HOFFMAN Band 1 2 3 4 Sec 1 Gxrl Rescues Intramu Commerclal Course s 1 2 3 Alt Club Home Room Representatne 3 4 .Iumor Play ANVETTA HILL Commexual Course DOROTHY KALINYAK AC3d6l1llC COUFSC Alt Club Crlterxon 4 Glrl Reserxes Intramu Flerwh Club Glfli Chorus Latm Club Oper rals 1 2 3 4 Jumor Play Operetta 3 4 Lttd 2 3 .1 W , 'A-' .' a :E .' 'f al' ' I ' 1 Y l 1 ' ' Q .- .1 ' J. ' C - , - Y . - v . J . ' Y 3 ' ' , ' 3 . Q 2, 4. v . , I :ki . ffl? , , A l f -1 ol 2 . Ar' Slvlln ll:-ju.n' lnm-lm Hill Plugllix llolllumn llomllly liallillyuk .' I Y ' . I , . V V - l -, ral , , ,4. -' 3 ' , 5 A A 'ib A A 1 ' ' . ' V . - . I ' K' 1 ' , - 'lx rgf' lm r DOROTHY KOLAR Commerclal Course CIILCTIOII 1 Intramurals 1 1 Jumor Play GEORGE LAUFFER Commerclal Coursp Blologx Club Jumor Play SENIORS 479-' x Lo rx u .4 XNDRFVN LOYA Commcrclal Course Blolngy Club MARY LUCAS Commerclal Course Brology Club Intramurals ll nrtu PAULINE LUCAS Commerc1al Course Bxology Club Crxterlon 4 Glrl Reserxes Intra murals 2 3 4 LLAIRE MAXIVE MARTIN Commercll Course Maw k PHYLLIS LOUISE MECKLEY Academlc Course Bmlogv Club Classbook Crlterlon 4 French Club ulrls Chorus Glrl Reserves Latm Club Operetta 1 2 3 4 Orchestra 1 2 3 4 CHARLES MICKENIS Practlcal Arts Course Blologs Club 2 ,. 1 f Q ' Q 4 . f , 5 f 'I ' lv' r-g, ,, K X, ' f - , Lf., , ,Lf 2, lr-lr'-rhhx Kfrl.nr liwl , .4 ff? tn-irm yu ll.: A' I, 1' - ' v v i A Q r I A . I V' I ' . ' I ' . 1, 2, 3, 4, Im . A N fig, ' fi f, ' If 4? 4 A Q as , It 6 f 2 v, ff ii ' V-mum, Lu,.JN g-lim., I 2 ', Phllli, Xl'-4-klf-5' 4'ln.1rl+-s Xlirl vns ' . 3 : ' ' 1 ' ' 5 - ' . I - I ' ' 3 , W' ' . ' . ' u , , . . - - . Y v 1 , l . 1 . Y SENICDRS L ROBERT NAGEL Band 'I Blology Club RENE OCIPA Bxology Club I I Commercnal Course Commerclal Course xx ll uc In llk Tl OLIVER OILL Academlc Coulsc CATHERINE PEKARA Commerclal Course Art Club B1o'ogy Club Intramurals 3 nn l I1I'llll .ILNINIE PENICOLA Ccmmexcxal Course Bxologw Club MAURICE PERGRIM Practlcal Arts Course Bxology Club Classbook l l Ill VS ILLIAM PRINGLE Basketball 1 2 -1 B10 ogy Club Cheerleader 1 2 Home Room Represcl atne 4 Varslty C Commercxal Course IRFINE PRISTAS Academm Course xrL Club Blology Club Intramurals 1 Latln Club R,,l,,.,-I yn f,.1 Irv nl 0:-'pa Oli '-r Oill 1' t.l -r' 1- '- 'n 2 . Q ' . . F v 4 ' - V 3 ' . 3 . gg? i LV yn 'I , , 3 ' ,g A , I-if 5 D R' .In-miie I'--nwvlxl Xl: 'im' H- Y' XYiIl'.ln I '1gln- In-luv l'l'lsl:ls 'jx A ' I 7 l - , , . ' 1 , 1 . . , - v . . - , 1 . n , ,I 4 , . f , . , 0, ' .. , ., .. . I , - I ' v g . I 1 ' ' 1 1 ' SENIORS RU-1 N I Ll nm I lil I 1 Ill knhul 1 EDWARD REGULA PraCT,lCal AFLS Course ERLAMOND RIBBLETT Commerclal Course ROY DEL REIGHARD Commerclal Course LEONA RICKABAUGH Commerclal Course Art Club Blology Club Glrl Reserv s Intra Art Club Band 2 3 B1010gy Club Classbook murals 1 Junlor Play Latm Club Crxterlon 4 Intramurals 3 Operetta 3 lr I ull R nl nu Il nrrx Sf-hmldt n l-lorvnu slmunxxch DONALD RORABAUGH Commercxal Course WANDA W SNIDER Commerclal Course Art Club Classbook Crlterlon 4 Football 3 Jumor Play S mor Class Presldent HARRY SCHMIDT Academlc Course FLORENCE FAY SPANOVICH Academlc Course French Club Latm Club 1 6 1 H1luall 1l ' f ll-l Run' lh-l I4-i fl zlrll Hrlz n ul 'lr rl 'LL l,n-:nm '1- -4 - gy Biology Club. Girl Reserves: Intramurals 3, 4. : ' 1 ' 9 2 - 2 , 4 ' 1 9 3 2 ' . ' ' C 3 - .r I: I n'z va ill A .' -' b NVQ Ilvlzl Sllillvl' ' '- .' V . : : ' ' : 2 SENIORS , 'sprk kmms Stmll ANNA MAE SPIRKO Commerclal Course Jumox Play Scmox Plav AGNES T STANDA Commerclal Course Art Club Blology Club G1rl Reserxes ,Qu-s 4 VS ILSON THOMAS Academlc Course Band '3 1 Blologx Club Crlterlon 3 1 Or LhCStl3. 1 LILLIAN VKALIGORA Commcrcxal Course Intramurals 1 2 3 4 ru snr: lull hu 'Dru EVA STARCHOK Commerclal Course Art Club BlO1OgV Club Glrls Chorus Intra murals 2 3 4 Oper tta 4 JOHN W STRALKO Blology Club Practical Arts Course f r I X LOUISE T VSALIGORA Commercxal Course Alt Club Bmlogy Club Gxrl Reserves Intra murals 1 2 MARGARET WATTS Commerclal Course Blology Club Intramurals 1 R , . J. .hu :A Mm' .' V 0 . . .' 4 4: In .' . :l ' .lu . 1 lko ' . ' . 'L I 2 ' A C ' 3' . . . . X . . ' , . ' , ' ,J 16, YQ' 4 Wilsnn Tlunuzn- I,illi,m W. liuwral I.4rui-v Wall:-Im NI.: :nrv Yutls V v - r - ., A 3 ' 3 : ' ' . - 5 - ' 2 ' 1 ' ' 3 - ' 3 A -. ' , . 3, 4- V ' ' I 1 Y I ' ' ' SENIORS BEATRICE WILSON Commerclal Course Glrl Reserves Semor Play LILLIAN WILSON! Academlc Course Band 3 4 Blology Club Crlterlon 4 .Tumor Play Latm Club llnllllll l ll EDWARD VWOOLF Commerclal Course Art Club BlO1Ogy Club Classbook Football 1 2 3 4 Jumor Play Semor Class Treasurer Student Counc1lPres1dent Varslty C DOROTHY E YARINA Commelclal Course Gxrl Reserx es 1 1: , ll Ill PAULINE WILSOIN Commerclal Course Art Club Blology Club Classbook Crxterlon 4 ALEXANDER WOLOSCHUK Commercxal Course Art Club Basketball 1 2 4 Bxology Club Football 1 2 Semor Play DOROTHY LEE YASKO Commerclal Course Art Club Band 1 2 3 4 Crlterlon 4 Glrl Re serves Orchestra 1 2 3 4 Semor Play STEPHEIN YEWCIC ACadSm1C Course Basketball 1 2 3 4 Bxology Club Classbook Football 1 2 3 4 Home Room Representative 4 Varsxty C Secretary 4 Y Us-.ll1'l4'v lvilvlll I,llli.m XYilwun l'.1lin.- lYilwvll Xl:-x.lIu-lv-I' lvfrluv-I li v - v l. ' 1 - ' y - V V ' - .. . .' ' - V - v V . - ' - A . v I ' I ' I I I . . - Q . I . u Q . C- xx. 1 'm ' lmrullj Y:14ill: ll-nwtlly Yusklv Sl'-pln-In Yvumv- Y . ' 1 3 ' : : 1 , , . 2 ' 1 ' - . , l 1 3 Y 3 v v V 3 - - ' , - ll rr V , ' Y ' I 1 ' v 1 ' I ' . . . . - . f . V . C C - ll .. SENIORS 1l1,uIv'- filiiw X1-F17 Zn-mln.: CHARLES ZIDIC C.mmwx'c'ial Course' Biology Club X IOLFT MAPIF ZIEMB X Cummq rmal Comm mul Reserxes Sensor Class Cffucers in 1 x xN ulum Pd XM: 11111 ull uuuu KL IX mmxtte Phy 5 H1lIfIlliI1 I-Mnuum Lunmltup 7 ' u . Q X ' T, . , , O I Sv: -fl M: ry I':?iY11if'K'.4i'-' S.-L-y.t::1y, Imyqwlfl H.fmb.x11,:11 Pr i-2 t. I ward 'wif TI' zs 'Q-12 SI1iINii.1j.I Iinlxmm I'Ivyrv:1Ily Y1-1 I':.fsxflv-Qt. Sivw- Yvwulv Exw-lllxvv L'ummiLtc6'. Hz '. Allzsmz Ex-' ' ' Ofxnzxxxilt' n XX'iI11:1::g I'I'1IZ,21L' I-Ix--ut 'Q LK' ' e -, 'llix z I ' '- ' z CLASS HISTORY T1 'T ck'T1ck'Tock' I am a helpmate of Father Time Since 1911 when I was placed here I haxe ticked axx ax the hours xx hich haxe meant s0 much to the students l1x1ng them August 28 1941 I xx as rudelx axxak ened from the peaceful quiet w hlch I had enlox ed all summer School had begun and the clatter of feet up the stairs an nounced the arr1x al of the noisy green es Thex slld to a stop at the top of the stairs and next to me thex perceix ed the directorx Finding the alphabetical index they departed to their home zooms This xx as my first but by na means last glimpse of the class of 45 As I am located near the fountain and the bulletin board I knew what was go ing on It was easx to pick out the fresh men by the boners which thex pulled and by the w av thex acted After they were settled into the routlne of school and had ceased to find themselxes in the wrong classes I learned that thex had elected the follow ing officers Robert Colbelt Vice President Claire Walker Treasurei Sue Graham Secretary Later in the fall thex held a wlener ioast at which dozens of hot dogs and cartons of marshmallows were consumed As sophomores the class was more sophisticated and surer of themselves tnan they had been as freshmen From conxersations around the fountain I learned that thex had held their wlener io ist and had elected their officers Th1s xear Sxlxestex Gyurich xvas president Edmon Bexrootx was x1ce president Clane Walker was treasurer and Lois Fold was secretary On October 31 the class decked themselx es out in grotesque costumes and appeared at the Firehall for a grand Halloxve en partx 1943 found the class as Jolly Jun iors Thex under the leadershlp of these officers Edmon Beyrootx President Tom Grove Vice Plesldent Charlotte Golden Treasurer Lois Ford Secretary began at once to earn monex for the Prom They held skating parties and dances throughout the xeai On April 13 I heard xxeud sounds arising from the lower halls To mx great rellef I learned that this xvas only the contest ants tuning up The Juniors xx ele hold 1ng an amateur hour Dorothx Yasko came out on top holding the first prize a So bill for tickling the IXOIIQS of her piano accord1an After acqulttmg themselxes well in their play Thumbs Up the iuniors were readx and eagel for the Prom From the details which I ox erheard at the bulletin board on the Nlondav after the Prom a good time was certainly had by all The surplus monev in the treasury was used to furnish eats for a big p1cn1c held at Miss Fresh s farm Time passes quickly and now we find the class as seniors who certainlx know their way around After electing their officers Donald Rorabaugh President Edmon Bexrooty Nice Presldent Ed ward Woolf Treasurer and Marv Ban kowsky Secretarx our snappy seniors plunged into their act1x1t1es with vim and vlgor Rings were ordered and class officers and representatix es met to select announcements for the class To add money to the treasurx thex sold name cards and Christmas cards As I kept time of the winter daxs they reallx went to xvork on t ieir Class Book In 'VIarch and April guxs and gals passed beloxv me with their noses in orange plax books and I stretched my pendulum to read the title Brother Goose Goodness IS is tlme for the Senior Play? Now as I see the seniors preparing fo1 Commencement and I think of the days they have spent here I can cheerfully say Goodbye to them confident of their future success Tick' Tock' Tick' Tock' P- 1 ' 1 1: 1 1 1 ' 1 N ' ' K1 a K1 L1 I 1' l f L1 lu , , ' - 11 1 1 1 - 1 ' 1 1 1 ' 1' ' 1 - - N , . 1 I ' 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 , , , I ' 1. 7 ' 1 f K1 y ' 1 , '1 I D . . v -1 . 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 U - ' 1 1 1 , i Q !7 , ' ' ' - 1 . . M . . , , . ' 1 1 ' 1 r ' ' ' , - 1 .- ' ' ! 1, J . V I I I ' D 1 v 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 11 1. 1 1 1 , ' 1 1 H 1 '7 ' ' , 1 1 1 . I , 1 , . , . , A1 ,, L, , r - K, sk. 1 ' M, , r . . 1 I f I . u v ' , . - L t ' 11 1 1 1 ' - ' 1 ' 1 f ? 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 v . . , W Y . . 7 9 1, 1 L , uv Guv Baker President ' ' ' ' ' - T 7 5 ' 1 , I Y' - , ............ .....1...... K y ' L , ' , . , - 1 I r Y . I V 1 I 1 v 7 1, ' ' . . f 1 I v ' I 1 1 1 I 1 I I I I I 1 4 1 1 1 v v 1 v 1 . I . I I 1 r 1 1 1 - ' ' 'D ' 1' r v C n n 1 . n .1 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 ' V ' 1 1 , 1, 'vc 7 4 1, . 1 ' v - 4 . 1 1 ' U v . ,,, W . . . . . , s L., 1 I v ' . 1 4 ' 7 ' ,, KA ' - as y ' , - . v ' - 9 ' , , H n K ' K v 7 1 CLASS WILL We the Senror Class of Conemaugh Hrgh School havrng recerxed our sent ence to pass on the twentv first and twenty second of May rn the year of our Lord nrneteen hundred forty five haye assembled rn order to draw up our class wrll We bequeath to our admrrrng un derclassmen all our outstandrng trarts habrts customs and abrlrtres The fol lowrng people are summoned to recerxe the bequests whrch we the deceased Senrors have wrlled to them To Mr Wrssrnger and Mr Meckley we leave our apologres for the trouble we have caused them To the teachers vue leaxe our srncere thanks for the patrence they have shovsn To the Junror Class we leaxe our wrll to wrn To the Sophomore Class we leaye our abrlrty to lrsten rn class To the Freshmen Class we leaxe three years of hard work To the followrng rndrvrduals we leaye these partrcular bequests Tom Grove Guy Baker Lee Lloyd Paruch leave thelr draft cards to the 18 year old boys of next year Don Rorabaugh s bashfulness rn P O D class to Albert Partsch Mary Bankowsky s shortness to Bar bara Fedornak Edward Woolf s abrlrty to act to any one vs 1th the ambrtron Peggy Baumgardner s and Lrllran Wrl son s frrendshrp to any one vs ho can get along as vsell Dorothy Allrson s laugh to anyone vsho wrshes to attempt rt Sylx ester GJurrch s and Pat Goss tem per to Bob Grrffrth and Rox Kelly Jane Danrels LOUISE Crargs and Er lamond Rrbblett s quretness to Helen Sa lem Brlly Lou Rrddell and Chuck Nlrll vu ard Charles Mrckens zoot surt to Wrllram Burce Catherrne Pekara s smallness to Nancy Grox e Margaret Watt s srngrng abrlrty to her srster Erlme George Lauffer s abrlrty to stay out ot trouble to Moonre Panchrsrn Hazel Allrson s Crrterron Job to any one vsrth trme on hrs hands Harrv Schmrdts physrque to Harry Dornherm Louella Bennetts and Phyllrs Hoff man s blond harr to Olga Fetsrk and Em ma Pmgatore Charles Zrdrk s and Andy Loya s shy ness to Gene Jones and Weldon Co baugh Dorothy Kolar s attendance record to Robert Pudlrner Irene Ocrpra s lrttle red truck to Jose phrne Luptak Irene Brrk s many boy frrends to Elea nor Zajdel Donald Hawks meek vorce to Tom Conrad Gladys Bonk s smrle to Lorrarne Snr er Dorothy Glles lore for skatrng to Mary Catherrne Brttner Bob Nagels basketball abrlrty to George Kuzmrak Thelma Gossards books to rnyone vxrth the trme Jennre Pencola s quretness rn P O D class to Ruby Brumbaugh Brll Prrngle s date book to Paul Ha gerrch Syxrlla Goughrrour s Job rt Mrllers to anyone who desrres rt Olga Hadarnskrs lore to polka to Emrly Sxsete Ray Hertzenrater s unlform to Damel Xasko Stella Hegrrars band unrform to Carl Ceglar Floyd Dax s rdleness to Henry Prcklo ' ' '1 1 1 r V ' ' ' , U- ', ,w . . . . - , Y. . . . - Y Y . r , , ! Y . , .. . as l rl pl ' ' . .. - ,, .,, 'K 'ji u , n . - I Y , r, . ' . . K . ' ' 1 . '7 y L K. J y V , K ' 71 v ' . . ., : ' . ' ' -,1 I Y lv , , K - . . . h, n b . . 7 Y ' - ' . . ' ' ! l r 7 '- l ' V v K - . L, Y . . . 7 , n W K V . . . . . My ' ' Y ' . Y ' s l 7 I I . , 7 7 . - . . .. U V - '1 ' , y 7 Y , . l. . Brll Rager, Mrke Margetan, and Frank d ' 1 ' I -, , . , 7 . 9 ' , I v 9 -- 7- 1 - . . n ,N 2 '1 f ' ' 4 v- ' . ' . 7 ,K . .1 .- , A ' u , . . V . ,V ' ' 'w 4 n l ' Y n .Y , V ' 1 V vv- . J. ' 2 A ' 7. K l ' 1 v v w' 1 ' y ' ' 7-. . 17 - X K V. 1 .'w v . s ' ' V Y 1 ' 1' '- .' 7- . -- ., . ,, v . ,u . Q . ' 7 ' -- . ' L ' Y' 7 . I 4 V . ,W 4 A . . V r,w . vw Y I ' t I 4 .. , CLASS WILL Paullne Dans helght to Delores Thomas Irym Foust s attently eness IH P O D to Dayld Spanogle Paul Cullls football unlform to John Nlalenlch Mary Lucas wxlls her tempel to Dax lene Sfflltll Paullne Lucas shyness to Audrey Knepper Cla1re Martms ab1l1ty to study to Harry Graham Eddle Bey rootx s clow nlng to B1ll Ful on Charlotte Goldens glft of slnglng to Albert Gabrysh Lo1s Ford s dlmples to Jul1a Petuska Norman Brumbaugh s red ha1r to Gen Rorabaugh Margaret Appley s and Sue Graham s danclng ab1l1ty to any one wth sw1ng Delores Bartol s glggles to Mary Col bert D to Dlllon Wllson Robert Deans wolfing 1s nephew Jackle Catherlne Burxak s and Ann Glowas good behaylor to Nlck Baresky and Joe Trohanowsky Emma Funk s lox alty to Jane G1llen Ollyer O1ll s secret lowes to whoeyer can keep a secret Dorothy Kalmyaks scholastic dD1lltY to Romayne Glaw son Wllson Thomas conce1t to Ted Mate leska Phvllls Meckley s ab1l1ty to keep thlngs Poppxn to Lo1s Peyton Alex Woloschuk s tallness to Hep Parks Shlrlea Haughaw outs boyfuend to NO ONE Steye YQXXCICS popularlty to Stem Popp Dorothy Aurandt s glft of gab to her brother Earl Florence Spanoylch s long walk to school to Dorls Glngrlch W anda Snldex s letter wrltlng to her slster Annetta H1lls sweaters to Delores NI1Iler Roydell Relghfuds short skxrts to Betty Erwln Irene Prlstas Hgure to Ann Packech Leona Rlykabaughs beauty to Betty Nlateyko Anna Mae Splrko s br1ll1ance to who exer can attaln It John Stralko s ab1l1tv to talk 1n Eng l1sh Class to Jack Leckey Dorothy Yasko s long ha1r to Lurlene Anthony Loulse Wahgora s boyfrxends to Jane Klmmel Eya Starchok s helght to Vlarlyn My ers Beatr1ce Wllsons and Paullne W11 son s shorthand ab1l1ty to those who can attaln It Maur1ce Pergrlms ab1l1ty to shop to Eddle Paruch Johnson Lxlhan Wallgora s bashfulness to Mary Al1ce Candler Dorothy Yarlna s and Vlolet Zlemba s Hblllty to have the1r Engllsh done to Jean Ann Hunt and Catherxne Lego Ted Regula s curly halr to Ronald Brady Haylng bequeathed all th tt vs e possess haye possessed and hope to possess we hereby close our last w1ll and testament In XYIIIIISSS of the four most outstandlng members of the alumnx we have here unto set our hands and seal Slgned SENIOR CLASS Slgned sealed scrlbbled publlshed and declared by the Senior Class to be the1r last wxll and testament 1n the pres ence of us the most outstandlng members of the alumnl who haye hereunto scr1b bled our names as attestlng wltnesses to sald document Slgned Kop P Kat I M Ignorant U R Better Verl Erwxn s loudness to Paul YGWIL I B Best v. ,I I I ' I1 I I ,I 1 Q 1 .K1, A . V . Y L i ,1 w 1 . w 1 1 , K1 1' A. . 1- ' , v T , ' ' , . Y ,'1 I V Y f ' A 7 1 v 1 1 1 A I I ' . ,I I -I A v - ' ' '1 1 ' ' v 1 ' h ' I , K ,V G . . . - l ' 'Y ' ' . . 1' f . .l Q 4 'A1 7' L1' ' ,- '- v' ' ' 71 v ' 1 . ,i . ' . :Y ' . . . . . 7 ,v . V l - Y . '1 . ' e ' A . . 1 . Y , . 1 Y' y w 7 'K' 1 v 1 n u Y y V A Yo . u u . y . . . , . . . , Q n ,V n 0 Catherlne Bennett's lateness for P. O. Agnes Standa S Slumesb to Marlorle 0 n 1 ' I . . , Y s Ax Y H to , K ' 'Y - ' . ' 1 I ' ' , ' 'f 71 , 7 1 1 1 . , l , , ,1 V1 V . ' 1 ' V1 1 L V v 1 1 1 1 U. ' - K A 1 y 1 f 2 v ls 1h-, v , Y: ,1 1 I 1 . I ' I ' ' ' L , ' 1 -7 ' - 1k 1 ' K kv - . V ,, . ,, - . v : sy as n ' ' ' u. nn 7 7 l 7 , I v , V '- . . . - gl - Y 0 U , a 1 ' ' . ,. l ' ru ' v Y . . - v I ,Y . Q L' . , U : . . 'I , Y . . . Y vv 'I CLASS PROPI-IECY Among the gl eat lnx entlolls of the DIBQGHI days 19 one that QIIHIJIQQ us to look lnto the futule thlough the 'ned1u'n of the ear as xx ell as tlle exe Thls mxs IGIIOUS machlne bx tne DIOJCCIIOH of sex Pl ll complex alld hlghlx techlllcal lllstlu ments ellables us to be IH close C0l'Tll'l'lUll1 CAUOII xxlth the lealm of the unklloxxn Thls stupelldous I6XOIUtlOlldlX machllle ls none Othel thall the Radlofutule You xxlll be amazed as you lead ot the R3dlOfUtUl6 s IJIQCIICUOIIS that some ale entlrely C0l1tlddlCt0I'y to that pel son s abllltv 111 some cases xou may bc ox eryox ed to lealn that XOLII hopes and dreams for these future CIIIZGIIS ale to be fully reallzed Howex er so be It To xou my classmates I glxe a xlxold of walnlllg' Qquare your shouldels fol the lex elatlon soon to be unfolded bldce xoulselx es for the shocks and SUIDIISQ that avx alt you' If lt ls your IT11QfOltUl'lL to lealn of an ulldesllable fate do not try to exade XOU1 destlny bx ally lash you It xx ould be of no ax all The Radlofutule speaks' It alone ca l tell xou what xxlll befall each one You max thlllk as xou gaze upon t e aesthetlc brovx of Hazel AIIISOII that s I9 xvlll dCh16X9 fame and fortune as a musl clan but I haxe knoxxledge that she Vllll become a beautx speclallst llftlllg' many a fallen face and lenox dtlllf, mllly a dl lapldated LOIITUIQ l noble xx olk llldeed lou pelhaps xxoald predlct f0l X elle EIVSIII a caleel on VK all Stleet but I haxc klloxxledge that he xxlll be a c llcf supel XISOI of galbage IIISDQCUUII 111 a nealbx mulllclpalltx F01 Bob Delll xou see ahe ld a nlalll age of xxe llth and lnlpoltance but of thc futule I bl lllg x ou xx old that he xx lll hax Q a successful caleel ls a IJIODIIQIOI ot 1 pet shop ND8LIdllZlllg, lll tl unld fleas Gazlng upon the countenance of Lols Fold you vxould forecast a future of a xelx successful receptlonlst but I haxe l noxxledge to the effect that she wlll be the oxx nel of the Shoe Repall Shop whose 11511 reads Bllng them 111 md U Weal Them Out For NO1H1dIl Prumbaugh your predlc tl0lI vxould be that of a salesman but I haxe lnfolmatloll that he wlll be a suc cesstul Botany teacher LO0kll1g' llltentlv lnto the future I fore see a lalge group of workers entertlng a VVHI plallt Among them are Catherlne Bennett and Dorothy Yarlna rlweters Shlrlea Haughawout Phyllls Hoffman Mary Lucas and Clalre Martln mechan lcs Loulse Cralg and Jane Danlels paln tcls and Flolence Spanovlch and Thel ma Gossard xxelders The presldent Floyd Dax ls Just leavlng fO1 a xacatlon Hls colleagues VICE Presldent Harry Qchmldt and Treasurer Sylx ester Gjur xx hlle he IS gone At the Roxy Theater IH lNew York clowds ale SUI'1'OUlIdlI1g the I1CkGt booth ln whlch Erlamond Rlbblett IS the har lled tlCkEt seller Mary Bankowsky and Edmon Bevrooty are maklng thelr debut ln the sensatlonal new play Hlgh School Days bx playwrlgllt Alex Wolo schuk The noted promotel and HURT! Cldl xxlzald Edward Woolf IS attendlng the openlllg Beslde hlm IS Donald Rora baugh noted sports vxllter Teddy Re gula nexxs allaly st and WIISOII Thomas the EOSSID COIUIHIIISI Also lttendlng the gala exellt ale these men serxlng our coulltly Ray Heltzenrater Tom Groxe Lee Lloxd Mlke Margetan Stexe Yew CIC and Gux Baker xxho IS accompanled bx hls xxlfe the I01m8l Leolla Rlcka baugh ' ' S . 1 1 ' , 1 4 1 7 1 . . y . , 1 , 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' - 1 . t . . l 1 - x ' 1 1' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 s ' 1 1 , - ' H2 x ' L' ' - ' s ' - s'r - ' 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 ' H .1 1 1 1 ' - 1 D V- 1 V v ' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 . 1 ' , . . . . L . . 7 , , . . A ' I , , as , rs . . . , Y . . ' . V. - 7' 1 1 1 1 1 ' A l 1 11 ' Y I ' 1 71 1 ' ' 1 1 1 L. ' l 1 1 ' 1 11 ' 7 1 1- 1 '1 1 ' ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' . I - 1 4 1 . . 1 . . 7. . . ' v w L . . . , ' ' ' . . ' , 1' . 1 Y r 7 1 7 ' 1 1 1 . ' ' - 1, Y 7 7 y ' . M t' 'K ' 1513 5 1 1 A, - -1 7 ' K1 , 11 I 1' 3 1 1 ' - K7 1 7 A K1 41 K1 1 1 K1 S Lk , , ' ' , Y 1 A K ' l N71 A ' 1 7 . ' 7 A1 1 1, 1 7 1 1 ' 7 1 7 1 1 ' 7 7 ' 1, v 1 N4 7 If - act such as Sllllf-d9St1'l1Ct1011, for, I assure lCh are plannlng how to lmprove DUSIIIQSS 7 ' I ' 1 1 A 4 I 1 7 ' . Y 1 1 . , V 4 v ' 1 v 'N ' ' . U 1 L ll 1 ' 1 '1 l 11, ' ' ' ' - ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1'- ' A L. ' ll v v 4 1 V' . . 9 'f v . . . . . . ., . . ' 9 1 ' ' 1 1 1 11 ' 7- 1 1 '- rx, V ' - , ' . . ' 1 . 1 1 1 ' A1 1 1 1 - .1 Y. I ' YI .1 0 - , . 7 1 1 1 1 1 1 7 . A 7 ' 1 1' , . 1 1 V. 1 , 1 , ' ' ' 1 1 71 7 - . , . . , . . , 1 , 1 . , A. .- ' ' r 1 1-1 1 1 71 1 1 vi 1 1 1 4 1 I - .1 I . 1 1 4 v , I L . , A , 5 I r 11 1 1 E ' v ' ri. , 7 q 1 1 V. 1 - il K1 .1 . 2 . . 11'- 151: sv ' , 7 , 1 r 1 2 1 ' 1 . 1 V 1 v , A ' Y 1 - V 1 9 1, V 1 . 1 1 ' .1 1 1 . 1 . 1 1' 1 ' , 1 ' 1 1' ' 1 1 ' 1 ,1 1 c . 4 K 1 1 ' CLASS PROPI-IECY Folloyylng the play the manager of the theater Bob Nagle held a partv at the Stork Club George Lauffer the proprle tor yyelcomed them and all enjoy ed the floor shoyy yy hlCh mcluded Dorothy Giles sensational skatlng star Charlotte Gol den The Golden Voice of Screen and Radio and Mac Appley and Sue Grl ham the dynamic Jltterbug team Suddenly the scene changes and we flnd ourselves in Texas Ollyer Oil the o1l tycoon has just announced mten tions of tour1ng the United States H flies by plane to the coast The P1lot Pat Gross is forced down by motor trou ble on the Florida beach Here they find Dorothy Allison beach comber and Louise Wahgora and Agnes Standa va cationists A storm breaks and thev dash for a nearby hotel Here they find Pau line Lucas and Dorothy Aurandt as ele vator operators and Crystal Ball tCharles Mickensl as a bell boy They are surprised to meet Peggy Lou Baum gardner the proprietress and Irene Pris tas the desk clerk The yyeather clears and the Journey goes on Landing 1n Washmgton they V1SIt the business sec tion of that city Here they find Dorothy Kolar Pauline Wilson and Anna Mae Splrko working in the Pentagon Build mg Catherine Burlak and Ann Glowt are receptlonlsts Lilllam Wahgora and Violet Zlemba are busy tiling yarlous sheet of important dati Coming out of the bu1ld1ng we meet Dolores Bartol and Pauline Dayis Cadet Nurses golng on a slghtseemg tour We now leave the tour and flash to the Caribbean Sea Here aboard the mag nlficent pleasure l1ner Aloma yve find a group of pleasure loyers upon the deck Paul Cullls the captain is explaining the barometer to Wanda Snider Bill Prxn gle IS scrubblng the decks At the other end of the deck vye hear accordion mu sic Dorothy Yasko is playmg and Mar garet Watts IS singing a popular song The cook Charles Z1dlC IS ln the galley dreamlng up concoctlons that only he can make The chief engmeer Irvin Foust complfuns of engine trouble and the cap tam sends Andrew Loya down to help him The crulse then continues Meanwhile we hear of a style show be mg presented in Pittsburgh We arrive by tram and are surprlsed to learn that our engmeer was Frank Paruch At the style center we find that Roydel Relgh ard and L1ll1an Wilson are modeling the latest evenlng gowns Phyllis Meckley and Beatrlce Wllson are modeling the newest college clothes and of course Annetta Hill IS modellng the newest style in sweaters The owner of this chic es tablishment Louella Bennett caters only to those of financlal background Novs we see Emma Funk Eva Starchok and Olga H3dZ1HSk1 entering these famed portals Business is lmprovlng Further down the street we see Syvllla Goughnour and Irene Oclpla enterxng an insurance bu1ld1ng Insurance salesman John Stralko IS just leaving for a hard day s work T ie presldent of the Eagle Insurance Company Don Hawk is en gaged 1n a long distance telephone con yersatlon His secretary Ilene Blrk IS busy typing letters he has just dictated to her Maurice Pergrim the carpen ter has Just entered the o'f ce to fix the boss chair lNovy we see the new Beauty Lounge owned Jointly by Dorothy Kalmyak and Bladys Ponk Here mllady comes to haye her tresses dressed The famous hair stylists Catherine Pekara and Jenme Pencola are busy fashlonlng neyv styles for the coming season Thus the Radlofuture predicts the fates and fortunes of the class of 1945 v . . . . 7 Y u ' - , , , - l V I v ' . 1 1 ,, 1 Y v . . v . . . . . 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SOPI-IOMCJRE CLASS OFFICI' HS PI'GSld6llt Helen Gxurlch Vlce Presldent Joe Mdl6IllCh Qecretarx Treasurer Helen Cooper The qualltx of melcx IS nonexltant on the fnst dax of school Soph omore boxs are haxlng the tlme of then l1x es decolatlng the nexx gleen Jes xxlth red llpstlck VVe VVQIP a erx confused IHCG those fllSt weeks huntmg for our rooms gettlng used to our teachers and meetlng nexx hxends As a whole our Fleshman Class dxdnt do much soc1ally but xxe dldn t mlnd for It xx as a xx onderful and nexcr to be forgotten vear x7dLdtl0I'l came and xx ent 111 a Hash Although xxe xx ouldn t admlt lt xxe could haldlx xx alt untll the first dax of school fox nothlng can ex cel It GlC6t1IlgS are shouted schedules ale compaled and xxe are once more It d1dn ttake us long tn1s tlme to get the sxx mg of thmgs and before xxe knexx It oul class OfflCQlN xx ele elected and a xxlener roast xx as scheduled On October 16 xxe made our xxax bx tluck fxust bx luckj to Maman Rlckabaugh s home I xx on t tell xou xx hat xxe d1d but ex erx one thlnks stump IQ a plettx good game Oul chapexon 'Nlr Rlblett xxas almost fr'xnt1c UXIIIU to make us depart Gleefullx he shoxed u on the last bus and xx ax ed one hnal good bx Vx e sang at the top of our xmces all the xx ax home Aftex the excltement of the xxxenex lOdSt oux class settled doxxn once again to school llfc Tvxo facts that stand out m our learnmg from that txme to noxx 19 to accent the posltxxe and not to order anx bxead xx 1th one meatball But su louslx xxe ue thank ful to oul teachels for helping us to pxcpalc for our 1ob 1n the post xx ar xx orld J x, t'- ' .' 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Dolores Commers Student Council .... e..l., V Olga Pingatore I. rr xl- ru:-In. lvl-1.1 Il--xx Im.. Xhmll. Xlnlm ll.n' NloIu.l.1f1,4l,, .lm 1' Xl.l1lm1'1gln. l1x'glu1.l X-rlvlnmxkj. IS-H5 Xulmx. Yllginm lMlmxln.lk. .ilmn Il--un-IN. lilxmlwlll l'v1I'1Nll,n. 4rlg.1.l l'ing.nl4u.'. H1-H5 Stull.-r. Xnxmll Nmxlll. N.-vmull rllxxfflill- llolpln l'r1x1.v. Ii lmln-lla WMM. Nil-ll.mI Wmu.-r, Tu il.l xYl lLf'lll, lil-vrlx SI:-run:-4. I.l-uiw lhmnlnsv-k. Illll-141.1 li: iglml-I. l'.nul bvxnnll. 15.-orgw sul.-m. H...-L. Ron- Ralph l'lu::1Ywl'f'. l',n!l'If1,1 lllfw-xx. Xkll 11-1' Sl.1ll4-r. l.1-fl I-V rlglni. lfrom lllm -Nlnr Il-hx lu'-ll-r, 1'.ur1w Nlmm. .Imm l,-ull:-W. Xl.uy lm- liullix. .Ll- rll-1v.l I'--u-lvr. Xrllm- lhlrlm. lr--rl-Y llnj lux-11-k. lrwxu- Nl-Nnlwx. lllgfa lin-ty, Xl.lg-l.nln-nv Kuznliqik, lille-xx Kmu. N-1-.m.l llnxxillwln-rl I4-lie. l'.u1l ll-llul-. l'.ml Ulf-xkn. .l.unl-Q Xl.nr'1irl. Klum IH-In-ol.l, Ron- ,ll-l llill, 'l'ln-Ilrmx .ll-llkm-, K:-n' uwlll ,lulln-ml, Xlxllx Ix.n.1I. Illvk lllmf-flMlu.1l-l l,vi IK. Iblvl-nw. 51.11 linwy. l'lr.arlv-1 Ihutyllxki. llvlvy Xlw-1 .mln lb-umm lxulnx. l.-1' ' - xlglll. I- rum Il'-.x M11--l lllxvlx. llwvll Xvxgnmlmugll. Nm- l.l l.l.vlgl,y,,-111, H.:v.x 4..-Il... XIJU . , , Iml-lu. l,l.l:rl- ll'1:.l'. lr.-uf lillln. Ii- vu .I,l:l'- Il Ill. NIM-x lnwlm, .lwxm 4' --xl--. l'-lr--vllr 1.1-1:--v.. lbw- lhvxhlv lim-A llwxx l'.lv1l l, 1.. ll-fx, luv.:-l li.-1:-hm. 'l lv-vmm V- INV, Volvo. .l Iir-ffvmk. l',ml 1.1 III-N. l'h-'r -l-. Hr -N-. I'ml 1.41: vxwll. li-vw-rr l-lull-ll--r, lX1'l:m ll.l-R SEVENTH GRADE President ......, . Milan Vranish Vice President. eei. V.... G lenn Faight Secretary .E , Margzwet Makuchan Ti'ezisure1'.d,.,, Louise Salem Student Council ,. John Fetsik Lfft to right, FFUIII Rmi-,hm-1 N15--r-'. Betty R1nn.m, MilT .I1UI'I P5 ptyk, Julia Y2l2'.lf'ky, M arg Sal:-ni. Flor'-luv Yi:-pukg, Familie-I' ina- Xzngrzuil, M.1i1h-i Slnulflriius- ky, Ruth l'iln:uIvure, El:-nniir Syiirku, Ang:-linv l'inf:ntorc-. Sm- rvn-l Rim-'I'1iniii4is 'I'r0h:in0wsky, Paul lhlse-rl,v:a. Ki'-har-I Undrivk. 1Qe-ui'g+- Stnrmvif-lu. Xlnrigzirf-t Sv:-nv fo-r, l-llimlretli Str-plienf. Su-Ill Wxilqnzvyk. 49L-r.ilflinf- Willi.imS, .limnnu Rm-we, H4-rtrnfli Rixlis-II. Rlil.in Ymnish. Mir-hael Pallsm St:-u-n l'uv'1'lu.i. li.n'lfi Rim- Imnnlil Wmmu-r, l'1+lwar1l I'r'iSt:ls. 'l'lwlli:lQ W-mlf. Rfrlu-rt Wlvlwwv-lnlk, H1-tlmily Trfrlmnmwky. Richard 5 1:4'r. tiwrrgi- Sliivivli, limi: Ruilgre. .Ifvhn Z1-inn, .Lnnes Sale-nu, 'IVHOYILIQ Yew:-iw, John Stiniv-11, ,Kbwntf-vw: Ilm-mln' Svirnp. l'i-If-r Qajkfv, tiwnfr- Y.-sr-vwxky, Paul Rulimlukn. If-fr rf- right. Frmir Rim-Rfvh on 45r.tli.nn. Flo-lilly Xlwf-s. Run- .ilfl Hfmic-. Mvliinlc-5 .I--nkinf, lMn.1lfl lhllilllifll. limb.-rt l'f-rn.inN- ky. ills-nn Fdigln. Sli:-lmel Buriak. N-1-'vii-l Rim'--HI.-.iw-r Slilrolm, Imlffrv-x Krups. Ulu.: Nl.iY.il1i, Xl.ir- fmrwt Nlzikuu-h.m. Ali:-P llugrhl-s. Zella Ffirvj. Dfvrnm Clark. Isabel Brow, H1-If-n filllllllllgllilfll, Xlil ilrwl .lurid-li. Vnrivne .I-vm-Q. Suv Nl.a,iil.ak. Tliiril Ibm-'l'hH1li.aN lLrxrnulk.i. Mic-h.n4l XI.iku1-han, Ce- wlin Hmy, l'.ir-'lv In-iilii .ln-lin .inn Slit-.il. li--H-x Hjurir-li, Annu MM' Hill. lille-n iifur-lun, Nlarfxirvi Annie, Vliairlfw hm.:-lm. llivlmr-l Ilvnulrifzk, Kirk Rinx-W.ilto-r Gray Li-uiw Km'.ilr'hik. I-1-lxmrd Brink. .Mlm lim--lun. Jivlin Fetfili, Sirk .Inrif'li, Wil'i.im Buir-0, Jos' vph Klein-hrw, Him' Pliixrlit, LIN-l Il.iltill. l'r-ter Kuyriski, CHEMISTRY Left to iight Mrl Frxxm Olixcx Oill Hain Whmidt Robert Dean Sylvester Dans .lane Daniels Doiothx haluxak Flu eine Spanouch Olga Hadzmskl Emma Funk Hazel Allison Gjiirich. Floyd Day, ifeiie bi-isiiis. Mi. ifcibii-ii'iliisii-iiifml-i, Lillian Wilgon, Pauline PHYSICS Anthony Olga Papalla Albert Gabrysh Kathleen Lego Theodore 'Vlatleska Robert lett Donald Rudffe V rl Ervxm L01 P yton Stand ng 'Vlck Baresky Olga Slobodzlan Mr Rxblett tlnstructorb Mary Allc Candle: Peter Stehnach Lurlene Anthony Olga Papaxl Albert Gabrysn Kathleen Lego Theodore Vlateleska Robert Fflfflth Harry Dornhexm Wllllam Berchm Joseph Trohanovusky THE PHYSIC3 CLUB OFFICERS Preqldent Wllllam Berchm VICE Plesxdent Theodore Nlateleskl fnetletarx Tleasulel Betty 'Nlatewko A Phxslcs Club was f0lmBl thls xf ll undu the duectlon ot N11 lilblett our mstluctol The ptrpowe ot this tlub was to extend tht knowledge of Phx SICS thlough lectulew md the pelfolmlng ot expel lments bx the Students themselx es Soc1al and Prolect commxttees we1e alxo appomted The P10190 commlttee conxened duung t' e fust hfmlf of exch meetmg and then the SOC1dl commlttee fL11HlSh6d tue entextamment The Soclal corn mlttee had taffx pulla and other SOClll exente throughout the xear Thu club met ex en Tuesdux ex emng at 1 '30 o'tlotk lll loom 914 V . ' I . r J f l . . . , , . , , ,., , e ' , s e . 1 l ' , . . , e '. , ' .1 . . . , I , Q. - . . . , I 1 v n K I Y . ft , v' u 1. 1 1 v 'f Y ,.., . .- . . . . , vw v v 1 f .1 v 4 - 1 ' .n . ' 1 1 N. . f '. , . L 2. 2 1 l . ' - ' . 1 . - ., ' '. , v, . f A v ,,' , - . . . 4 . . ' ' , .- y . . . 1 . ' , ' ' v Q -- ' Q 4 . v nl 1 lv 4 5 . . L 1 C .I . G . , . . . A st. . f A - ' 44 . v U w 'r v - 1 r W' L . 1 . K - . ' F' ' , , .. ... . Left to right--Ray Heitzenrater, Charles Mickens, Irvin Foust, Maurice Pergrim, Mr. Weaver tinstructorl, Edward Regula, Pat Gross, Edmon Beyrooty, John Stralko. INDUSTRIAL ARTS The shop that has been in operation in Conemaugh High School has been Industrial Arts for all boys in the Junior High School. Hand tool processes involving selection, care and use of hand tools and ma- terials, followed by machine work, basic bench operations and ele- mentary lathe procedure. Also instruction is given in general finish- ing of projects. This Junior High School period is exploratory, pro- viding the student who wishes to live and work in our industrial civilization, with a general knowledge for his work in the future. 6.14: . in After this three year period of finding himself, the student then decides whether or not he wished to pursue the Academic, Commer- cial or Practical Arts courses. This period provides him with a more INDUSTRIAL ARTS specific preparation for his cnosen iield for the future. The student who chose Practical Arts is now given a broader knowledge in woodworking and is also introduced into the metal operations involi- ing the use of drill presses, metal lathes, and grinders. The industrial Arts department takes pride in the fact that the student who does learn from books easily, as well as the one who doesn't, is interested in the challenging problems of the Industrial Arts activities. These activities provide students with real life situations and offer a splendid opportunity to develop their ability and interests. The shop is one place where the Practical Arts students have developed their creative ability and appreciation for work. The influence of the shop reaches beyond the class room and extends into the home where already num- erous homework-shops have been set up, thereby developing whole- some leisure-time interests. CRITERION STAFF Our school paper, The Criterion, was started in 1937. Since that time it has become a part of our school life. This year our paper was published each six weeks' period. Due to war conditions it was somewhat smaller than in former years. The 1944-45 staff is as follows: Editor ............i...........,.i...... Hazel Allison Reporters: Associate Editor Dorothy Aurandt, Lois Ford, Charlotte Golden Dolores Bartol, Lillian Wilson, Exchange Editor Dolores Gossard, Phyllis Meck- Mary Alice Candler ley, Mary Bankowsky, Pauline Sports Editor ..c,,.......,, Robert Dean Wilson Junior High Editor Advertising: Jean Ann Hunt Don Rorabaugh, Leona Ricka- Advertising Manager baugh, Irene Birk, Helen Sa- Edmon Beyrooty lem, Cramer Ribblett Head Typist ,.,....,....... Pauline Wilson Typists: Business and Circulation Charlotte Golden, Dorothy Dorothy Yasko, Annetta Hill Kolar, Dorothy Allison, Irene Artists: Birk, Pauline Lucas, Mary Wilson Thomas, Alga Papaila Bankowsky. The staff has tried to serve the student body to the best of its ability and we extend our sincere wishes that next year's staff will have as much fun in publishing the paper as we have had. Left to right, Front Row-Helen Salem, Jean Ann Hunt, Phyllis Meckley, Dorothy Yasko, Lillian Wilson, Hazel Allison, Olga Papaila, Dorothy Kolar, Mary Bankowsky, Mary Alice Candler, Irene Birk. Second Row-Dolores Gossard, Pauline Lucas, Dorothy Allison, Annetta Hill, Miss Colkitt lAdviserb, Charlotte Golden, Dorothy Aurandt, Lois Ford, Pauline Wilson, Dolores Bartol, Leona Rickabaugh, Third Row -Wilson Thomas, Donald Rorabaugh, Robert Dean. l l Left to right, Front RoW4Norman Brumbaugh, Charlotte Golden, Irene Birk, Mary Bakowsky, Sylvester Gjurich, Hazel Allison, Pauline Wilson, Dorothy Kolar, Edward Woolf. Second Row--'Donald Rorabaugh, Phyllis Meckley, Lois Ford, Leona Rick- abaugh, Pauline Lucas, Dorothy Allison, Dorothy Aurandt, Steve Yewcic. Absen- tees Anne Glowa, Maurice Pergrim. CLASS BOOK STAFF A-fx! Left to right, Front Row .lohn Pender, Olga Roman. Alexander Salem, Virginia Parko, Gene Rorabaugh, Imogt-nf Keiper, Bat-k Row Joseph Feist, Roberta Riblett, George Buriak, Dorthy Jackson, Mary Colbert, Samuel Vranish, Elaine Susko, Herbert Salem, Marie Fedak, William Allison, Selena McGuire. LATIN CLUB LATIN CLUB OFFICERS President ...... . ..... Jack Pender Vice President ., ..,.. .i,... V irginia Parko Secretary-Treasurer ,,,.,.,,. Mary Agnes Schilling The Latin Club meets the second Thursday of each month. At these monthly meetings stories on mythology are told, and quizzes and puzzles form a part of the program. On I-'ebruary 24, the Latin Club held their first activity-a bake sale. All the members rushed down to the tirehall with pastries and cakes. These were sold so rapidly that the club was amazed. VVith the profits the club ordered their pins. Through the help of Miss Treece and the co-operation of the stu- dents. the Latin t'luli was a great success. Latin isn't all work, and it can lie a lot of fun. FRENCH CLUB OFFICERS President 4,...,..,.,.. -. . ....,.,.,A....Y.,, ...........A L ois Ford Vice President ..i.ee .4,...., iei., H a zel Allison Secretary-Treasurer .,ee,e, Olga Hadzinski Miss Treece, may we have a French Club this year? Yes, of course you may, was the reply. Officers were elected, the rules of the club were made, and the second Thursday of each month was selected as the day for the meetings. Thus the Circle de Francais of 1944 and 1945 was begun. In the club meetings French and American customs were compared and contrasted. French games were sometimes played. Social activi- ties were planned by the club. The club sponsored an entertainment by Phil Reed and the Golden West Girls on November 21, 1944. Club pins were bought with the pro- ceeds of the entertainment. Left to right, Front Row-Phyllis Meckley, Hazel Allison, Lois Ford, Olga Hadzinski. Second RowfPau1ine Davis, Jane Daniels, Dorothy Aurandt, Dorothy Kalinyak, Florence Spanovich. Le't to rlght Front Row 0103 Slobodzlan O ga Papa11a Audrey Kneppel H9191 Salem Dorothy Koss Betty 'Vlatevko Paullne Dans Vlarw Bankovxskx Dolothv A.111 son Irene MaFUhnlCh B1111e Rlddell Margaret Rudge Elxa Hart1l1 Second Rom Jean Ann Hunt Jean BF1ggS Irene Podoletz Ilene B1rk Marv Catherme B1ttner Olga Hadz1nsk1 Stella Hejnar Lurlene Anthons 'Vlarx Kemp Challotte Golden Mary Allce Candler Thlrd Rovu Gladxs Bonk V1o1et Z1en1ba Dorothx Yarlna Catherme Burlak Margaret Appley Paullne Lucas B atut Vhlson Anne Glovxa Thelma Gossard Delores Gossard Bettv Dans SENIOR GIRL RESERVES V1 hat does all the sneaklng around colners hx comlcallx dreeaed 1f111s mean' Oh Oh too late Lp tomex a h1nd grudgmglx and a uooked forced xmlle Oh xx e11 I 11 be more caleful next t1me Can you gruesx 11 ho thex are Xee the-1 ale the frewhlx 1n1t1at111 G1r1 Reserx es the ones 11 ho made so mu1h co11fuN1onthat1111zht 111 the lunch room and 11111 thex haxe to xalute '111 the SQHIOI G1l1R6S6TX9S I1na111 came 619Ctl0H dax 11111 th1 lexultx YK ere as folloxu Presldent Pauhne DIXIS 1 ICE Plexldent Bettx Nlatex 110 SQCIGTAIX 11.111 Ban11ox1 R111 Treasurer Dmothx -Xlllvlll Plfljllrllfl Fhanm 111 01,1 1111111111 1 1t1n1:s Ill 131111111 11151 1X 1 n 11 11 1 11111 1tI10dN Cllfllllt p1ob1emN 111411111 the glrlx 11111111 111 111 1n111111 11111 1 1 11 NSNAHLL1 rea Xdlllttl 11 1 un 1 2.111 1111 Jeen ho1111111. lx 1111. 1a1 1E 1 1111 N 1 lx 191 011 1 ex . 1 1 X with 0 111111111611 RCNGIXQ a- th11r guut xeral of the H111 atte1111111 Dr 1 1 111 111111 1 1111 l1Sl 11111111111 fhlllth 111J0hI1StOX .. , . . Y . , . , . , ' ' ', , ' . . . ' 1 lf: 1 sk' Illllxl'-011111 Council H1111. Mary 1121110 Allison Me 1' sz '1 h Th 12 I' i1 l111'fU1' 1 1 1'S'llSS' I -' 011 Se '1 ' ' .' ' ' 1 1 M1 '11 111111 lxIl'l'L'l' 11 .'1'l21S2I1l1 I1111' ' ll .'.' ist' '1 's very g' 't1j '11 '1 21I11 1j'l11l'1l '.'11S. 'Ph' f s1z '11 ' S'21l. f 1' 't'1s 21111 1'111111 2'l1L 1.'. 011' was 1 11 Yalen 111 'J Day '11111 21111 th111' at th1 Y. W. if 1 . th FY 1' '1 Q 1' S. SQ' 1 '- S- 1 . 11 '1 Sz 1 1 O'111't1111's1111'1u1'11 at 1 , In' 4 ,Z 1 ., ' I, VH' Le-it to right, Front Row -Myrl Spanogle, Alice Mary Vlfissinger, Irene Kassick, Doro- thy Pam-hisin, Helen Gelles, Irene Nagg, Barbara Lahik, Martha VVrywas, Anna May Slobodzian, Back row -Margaret Holtz, Selena Mc'Gui.rc, Olga Roman, Leona Croyle, Olga Pingatore, Charlotte Smith, Eleanor Zajdel. JUNIOR GIRL RESERVES JUNIOR DRAMATICS Left to right, Front Row' Albert Gabrysh, Olga Papaila, Jane Kimmel, Shirley Marsh, Audrey Knepper, Catherine Markley, Olga Fetsik, Ir: ne Maruhnich, Dorothy Koss, Irene Podoletz. Helen Salem, Jean Briggs. Billie Riddel, Lois Peyton, Margaret Rudge, Steve Popp. Second Row Dorothy Jackson, Erline VVatts. Lorraine Snider. Stella Laweriek, Twila Britton, Jan.t Craig, Ruby Brumbaugh, Mary Catherine Bittner, Irene Malinic-h, Mary Kemp, Dolores Gossard, Emma Pingatore, Mary Petriska, Emily Swete, Helen Makuchan, Irene Makuehan. Julia Petriska. Third Row Robert Rogers, Joseph Trohanowsky, Harry Dornheim, Lurlene Anthony, Olga Slobodzian, Mary Alice Candler. Elva Hartill, Darlene Smith. Elaine Placky, Geraldine Hagerieh, Jayne Gillen. Betty Davis. Betty Mateyko, Peter Stehnaeh, Nick Baresl-cy, Harry Graham. Left to right, Front Row-Alex Woloschuk, Edward Woolf, Norman Brumbaugh, Ed- mon Beyrooty, William Pringle, Bob Dean, Donald Rorabaugh. Second Row-Louise Vvaligore, Eva Starchok, Irene Birk, Beatrice Wilson, Mary Bankowsky, Dorothy Ya- rina, Lillian Waligore, Dorothy Allison, Catherine Buriak, Margaret Appley, Mary Lucas, Charlotte Golden, Agnes Standa, Catherine Pekera, Phyllis Hoffman, Peggy Lou Bumgardner, Lillian VVilson. Third Row-Jane Daniels, Syvilla Goughnour, Mar- garet Watts, Dorothy Yasko, Roy Del Reighard, Annetta Hill, Pauline Lucas, Erla- mond Riblett, Lois Ford, Pauline Wilson, Dolores Bartol, Stella Hejnar, Dorothy Aurandt, Hazel Allison, Sue Graham, Olga Hadzinski, Dorothy Kolar, Dorothy Kalin- yak, Catherine Bennett, Bob Nagle, Wilson Thomas, Andrew Loya. Fourth Row - Pauline Davis, Louella Bennett, Dorothty Giles, Louise Craig, Violet Ziemba, Gladys Bonk, Anne Glowa, Anna Mae Spirko, Leona Rickabaugh, Shirlea Haughawout, Emma Fund, Thelma Gossard, Florence Spanovich, Paul Cullis, Donald Hawk, SENICJR DRAMATICS Every senior dramatics student wore a smile of delight when it was announced that there would be a senior play. Miss Martin, our damatics instructor, began im- mediately to look for a play. She finally chose Brother Goose, written by William Davidson, and tryouts for the different roles began at once. It was an exciting day when the list of the cast was posted on the bulletin board. It read as follows: Jeff- Brother Goose Eve-southern charmer...Dorothy Allison C 1 N0rmanHBrufnp13liFgh Sarah--colored maid ...,,.... Beatrice Wilson aro .,,,,,,,,.........., ........ ............,,.... 3. Z e lson T , Ac H ' Wes-his flock V -I Edmon Beyrooty Ihfnorle l vs ho hasf glans ....,,,...., Lois Ford Hycinth ,.,,,,,,,,,......,...,............., Dorothy Yasko la? rg:meIi 0 t e Helen-who quits ...,.,.. Anna Mae Spirko 99 ll-19 Im -----.-,. Peggy Baumgardner Peggy-who comes to the rescue Truck Driver-plenty mad Charlotte Golden Alex Woloschuk The synopsis of the story is as follows: Jeff mistakes Peggy for the new maid, and Peggy, tired of selling hosiery and fond of children, agrees to stay and help out. But Lenore Hudson has just inherited a million dollars, and has commissioned Jeff to build her a new house-which she hopes he will eventually share with her. Hy, the little tomboy, whose passion is foot- ball hates Lenore because Lenore is building her house, on tneir football lot, and is starting to excavate the very day of the important football game. In an excruciating- ly funny scene, Hy puts a crimp in Lenore's plans, but Peggy shields Hy and takes the blame herself. Jeff flares up at her. Peggy thinks she doesn't have a chance com- peting with a girl who inherited a million dollars-and leaves. Then Jeff realizes how much Peggy means to him. Hy gets her football squad out and they bring Peggy back. Then Peggy, in her delightfully vague ibut not dumbl way, pulls a few tricks herself, which puts the million-dollar baby out of running. Peggy wins Jeff and they live happily together. OPERETTA THE GHOST OF LOLLYPOP BAY In presenting The Ghost of Lollypop Bay. the Music Department scored its biggest hit of the year. Full of laughs, scares ,and romance, this operetta in two acts ranks with those of previous years. It musical score was composed by Charles Wake- field Cadman, a native of Johnstown, who is very prominent in the field of music The plot of the story concerns a girls' summer camp on Lollypop Bay, and a boys' school established on the opposite side of the lake. Social relations between the camps are restricted. although Professor Flint, a bashful bachelor, and his boys, are accustomed to call on Miss Steel, a middle-aged spinster, and her girls, in a body. This is rather unsatisfactory to the boys and girls. A ghost idea is invented by the girls to provide an opportunity for them to become better acquainted with the boys. But the plan goes amiss when another, ghost appears on the scene. From then on the stage is overrun by ghosts. The story happily ends with the marriage of Professor Flint to Miss Steel and the consolidation of the two schools, making it a coeducational institution. Fine character conceptions and impersonations throughout the entire production reflected great credit upon all the performers. Cast of Characters Miss Jemima Steels Principal Professor Alvin Flint, Principal of a of the school .....,...... ...Lois Peyton similar school for boys ,,,,,, Robert Reese Dick, a leader among the Mary, a leading spirit among boys of this School. nllg Robert Dean the students ........,. Charlotte Golden Harry-, ............,.. L ......... ....., R onlad Rudge Midge. , .... .. ...... ...... IN Iargaret Rudge D1ck's Pals May-y'g Chumg Tom ..... ..., , Norman Brumhaugh v , V Marcus Adam Johnson, a M0112 isi ' iii i ' D O mth? Aurandt middle-aged negro ...... Steve Popp Dinah, 2 Colored maid ...,. Phyllis Meckley Chorus, the boys and girls of both schools Music was supplied by the high school orchestra and during intermission the first grade rhythm hand and chorus, directed bv Miss Simmons, Miss Miller ,and Mrs. Rib- lett, gave a fine performance. Left to right, Front Row -Paul Gingrich, Richard VVomer, Charlfs Carl, Imogene Keiper, Lurlene Anthony, Mary Alice Candler, Blodwyn Leidy, Shirley Kfiper, Betty Mateyko, Joseph Trohanowsky, VVilliam Berchin. Second Row -Gladys Bonk, Olga Papalia, Jean Ann Hunt, Syvilla Goughnour, Eva Starchok, Annetta Hill, Steve Pop, Phyllis Meckley, Lois Peyton, Charlotte Golden. Robert Dean, Dorothy Aurandt, Noi man Brumbaugh, Margaret Rudge, Billie Riddell, Peter Stehnach, John Malenich Third Row-aHarry Dornheim, Violet Ziemba, Peggy Baumgardner, Louise Craig Emma Funk, Daniel Yasko, Leona Rickabaugh, Pauline Wilson, Audrey Knepper, Shir ley Marsh, Jane Kimmel, Catherine Markley, Thelma Gossard. Doris Gingrich, Pauline Lucas, Stella I-Iejnar, Dorothy Kolar, Roy Del Reigard, Anne Glowa, Beatrice VV1l son, Fred McLoota, Miss Stringer. Fourth Row- Olga Slobodzian, Ruby Brumbaugh Helen Salem, Louella Bennett, Dorothy Giles, Catherine Bennett, Shirlea Haugawout Salena McGuire, Helen Gjurich. Left to right Front Row John Dean, John Griffith, VVilliam Bilski, Lloyd Hawk. Second Rovx H len Salem. Hazel Allison. Lillian VVilson, Dorothy Yasko, Virginia Parko Dorothy Xurandt, Shirlea Haughawout, Jean Ann Hunt. Louis Rovansek, Rob- ert Reese Billie Riddell. Third Row' Edmon Beyrooty, Selena McGuire, Sue Graham, Stella Hqnar Ju ie Croyle. Janet Mutch. Olga Matala, Catherine Nagrant, Dorothy Gelles Imogene Keiper, Charles Carl. John Stinich. Paul Sewak, Ronald Howie, John Malenich Miss Stringer, Fourth Row--'Peggy Baumgardner. Lois Peyton, Emily Swete Jane Kimmel. Roberta Riblett. Catherine Markley, Audrey Knepper, Julianne Allison Back Row---Albert Gayrysh, VVilliam Allison, Robert Dean, VVilson Thomas. Elsie Stlnieh Bettv Gelles, Mary Dubay, Jack Anderson, Steve Popp, John Fetsik, Barbara Miller John Bitsko, Shirley Marsh. Theron Bross, Dorothy Allison, Dolores left right! Left, right! Halt! were the familiar shouts of drum major, Eddie hexiootx as the sixty-two piece Conemaugh High School Band lively stepped through its 1944-45 season. There was scarcely a football game which lacked the melodious notes and the spectacular drills of the well-trained musicians under the direction of Nliss Catherine Stringer. Since .1 band cannot march on its glory alone, the following financial projects were undeitaken durinsr the current year: a bake sale, a rumfnage sale, and several skating paities For several assembly programs it made musical contributions. On Patron's Night our band members were also given a chance to perform with their musical instru- ments with which they played many new and patriotic numbers. ll ith the close of the school term, comes the return of all band uniforms to the moth balls vs here they will await next year's service and another successful season. ORCHESTRA Left to right. Front Row f-Donald VVoonier. Daniel Yasko, Dorothy Yasko, Virginia Parko. Roberta Riblftt. Barbara Miller, John Stinieh. Louis Rovansek, Robert Reese. Back Row Albert Gabrysh. XR'ilson Thomas, Mary Kubis. Enima Funk. Charlotte Gol- den. Jean A. Hunt. Phyllis Met-kley, Selena Mc-Guire. Hazel Allison, Dorothy Aurandt, Shirlea Haughawout. Robert Dean. Paul Sewak. Miss Stringer. Not Low,-- l-Y The purpose of the Hi-Y is To create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community High Standards of Christian Char- acter. The Conemaugh Hi-Y Club met January 25, 1945, in Mr. Wertz's room for their first meeting. The following officers were elected: President ...is .....,. ,...ii R oy Kelly Vice President ,.... ......., S teve Popp Secretary .......... .......... F 'rancis Parks Treasurer ...,....s,.s,.... .i.i..i..i . ...iis.....,..,.,.,.. William Berchin Our local Y. M. C. A. is sponsoring the Hi-Y under the direction of Mr. Melvin R. Wertz, Secretary. The boys are now enrolled in the State-wide Bible Study Course, and are being taught by Mr. Walter C. Wertz, of our school faculty. We are to better ourselves physically, socially, mentally and spir- itually. We now have an enrollment of 21. Our goal is to have a perfect attendance throughout the course . Regular meetings are held the 6th period every Thursday, in room 203. Left to right, Front Rowe- Robert Rogers, Dean Gillin, Russell Brady, Roy Kelly, Steve Popp, William Berchin. Charles Tumosky, Paul Dikum, Robert Miller. Back RowsMr. Walter Wertz iAdviserl, Nick Baresky, Joseph Trohanowsky, Harry Dornheim, Harold Lydic, Thomas Panchisin, Norman Brumbaugh, John Pender, John Volk, Milan Jurich, Frank Koval, Mr, Melvin Wertz fAdviserJ YMCA Sec.J Left to right. Front Row Lottie Corey, Ronald Beyrooty, Hazel Allison, Edward VVoolf. Anne Glowa, Edmon Beyrooty, Mary Bankowsky. Back Row--Stanton Ickes, John Fetsik, Audrey Knepper. Mr. James Meckley, Norbert Tyburski, Betty Davis, Robert Griffith, Rob.rt Fetterman, rabsent, Olga Pingatorel STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council was organized to help the students of this school understand the rights and duties of a democratic society and to be diligent and competent in the performance of their obligations. Here the students should learn the value of good manners and use them. They should respect and cooperate with each other for the good of all. Every student should understand the rights of democracy and to accept his own duty. To maintain and extend these liberties, youth must learn the full meaning of the human rights which democracy makes possible. Freedom imposes responsibilities. It requires personal character, and it is the result of individual and group action. Truth, justice, and re- spect for all must be understood and practiced. The first meeting was held in the library at three 0'clock on March sixteenth. Mr. Meckley, our director, explained to the members the meaning of the Student Council. At this meeting we organized. The rules for eligibility. as set up by a faculty committee, were as follows: scholarship cleanliness dependability leadership speech attitude courtesy punctuality Officers elected were: Edward 'Woolf Chairman Edmon lleyrooty Vice Chairman Mary Ilankowsky -A S9C1'9l21l'5' The Student Council is represented by twelve students from the senior high school and three from the junior high school. VARISITY C President .. . , ,,,,.AA . Tom Grove Vice President.. .,.. . .Sylvester Gjurich Secretary . . .ie,ee, .. Steve Yewcic Treasurei 'e.ee,. .i,.., .. ,.,.....,.ii.i,,eeee ,,,ee . . ,e,,,i,,,,,,,,,ii, Pat Goss The Varsity C is an organization composed of athletes who have participated in sports. Every year it promotes activities for the sole purpose of securing funds to purchase sweaters and letters for its deserving members. It functions as a unit, not as a person. Membership is limited to those who earn the privilege because ot' their superior thinking and teamwork in basketball and football. The senior members usually have control of the offices. The coach and high school principal are its chief advisers. They help to solve the problems and other obstacles that hinder activities. This year's program to raise money was earned through various activities such as: Girl's Intramurals and dances. The Varsity C is especially grateful to the School Board, who has shown its appreciation and interest by donating to the Varsity C proceeds of the two alumni games. There will be nine members graduating and each will receive a sweater and a letter. Tom Grove and Mike Margetan, who were in- ducted into the armed services, also will be given sweaters. The mem- bers graduating are Sylvester Gjurich, Steve Yewcic, Pat Goss, Edward Woolf, Paul Cullis, Don Hawk, Verl Erwin, Bill Pringle and Alex Wolo- schuk. Left to right, Front Row- fWalter Motak, Verl Erwin, Paul Cullis, Charles Tumosky, Sylvester Gjurich, Stephen Yewcic, Alexander VVoloschuk, Edward VVoo1f, Donald Hawk, Back Row -'-f' George Kuzmiak, Frank Dulak, Paul Yewcic, Coach Meckley, Theodore Mateleska, Frank Feist, Carl Ceglar, tabsent, William Pringlem Flllllllflll Cl-IEERL Plashy red and blue umforms vigorous cheexs snappy acrobatlcs these lndlcate the pep and steam that help the Iron Horses g . Y . Y . ' , . at . . appearance of our cheerleaders. They have the . A I U Y' O I I EADERS BHSKBIDHII placeb Undel the leaders,h1p of Goldy oux cheerleaders booeted us through the mterfer ence and on to the goal posts To you cheer leaders elghteen rahs' 1 - . ' U J' - . . , ' fl 7 , . Left to right Front Row-George Buriak lStudent Managerl Dean Gillin Thomas Mxckens Delbert Johnson Walter Klsslak lMascotb James Hoy Jack Rlblett Ronald Beyrooty Thomas Conrad Donald Elchenser Jo eph Felst lStudent Managerl Second Row Andy Zapola 1Student Managerj Donald Hawk Russell Brady Wllham Moore Thomas Panchxsln George Oleska Andy Mesaros Robert Pender John Pender William Lucas Paul Cullls Herbert Thompson Ray Weaver George Kuzmlak QStudent Mana gerj Back Row S E Wlssxnger fFaculty Manager! Paul Yewclc Edward Woolf Mlchael Mar etan Walter Motak Frank Dulak John Fedornak Thomas Grove Pat Goss Sylvester Gjurxch Steve YCWCIC Carl Ceglar James Meckley lCoachJ FOGTBALL Conemaugh had a falrly successful 44 45 football season, wlnnmg four games, loslng three and tylng one The team was under the dxrectlon of Coach Gjurlch who, after the fourth game was lnducted 1nto the Navy Then our Pr1nc1pal, Mr Meckley became coach and assumed the responslblllty of the team for the remalnder of the season The most outstandmg game of the season was the surprise vlctory ox er Ferndale 13 0 Though there was much room for lmprovement, we feel that the C H S football players d1d a commendable Job on the Grldlron We wlsh the future teams of Conemaugh all the success possxble 1n the commg years 1944 45 Schedule and Scoles Conemaugh Conemaugh Conemaugh Conemaugh Conemaugh Conemaugh Conemaugh Total polnts Catholic Hlgh Wmdber Hlgn Adams Twp Huntlngdon I ranklln Ferndale POI tage Conemaugh Twp Conemaugh 139 Opponents 82 y ' ' ! Conemaugh .,........t ...,.,........ , ., 6 ' . J ,t.,,...,... ......,........ 0 ' .... .. ALL SCI-IGLASTIC Conemaugh had three stellxr players who were selected for the Trlbune All County All Star Scholastlc football team Steve Yewclc a senlor was chosen end on the first team Tom Grove a Semor who IS Senlor was chosen for the tackle post on the second team C H S IS Justlx proud of such outstandmg rchlexements 27 l now in the Army, made fullback on the second team. Pat Gross, also Left to right, Front Row Donald Rudge tStudent Managerl, Frank Dulak, NVilliam Pringle, George Kuzmiak, Verl Erwin tStudent Managerl. Second Row Coach James Meckley, Sylvester Gjurich, Alex NVoloschuk, Charles Tumosky, Steve Yew- cic, Mr. VVissingcr tF'aculty Managerl. VARSITY BASKETBALL In view of the fact that the present world conflict has claimed such a great number of our boys, Conemaugh still came forth with a com- paratively successful season. Under the direction of Coach Meckley. the team was organized the first week after candidates were called out tor practice. The line-up for the Iron Horse squad consisted of Serb Lijurich and Doc Kuzmiak as forwards, Al Woloschuk as center, and Slick Yewcic and Skunda Tumosky as guards. The nucleus of the team were the three seniors, Serb Gjurich, Al Wolochuk, and Slick Yewcic. The Iron Horses did a commendable job, especially during the first part ofthe season, by winning the first tive games. However, they lost two of the League games, one to Franklin and one to South Fork, which put them out of the iight for the League title. The t'. H. S. basketball season ended with a majority of victories for the Trojan Horses and with hope for future victorious teams. In an all-scholastic selection from Sl teams of our district. including Johnstown. S, Yewcic placed on the first team. S. tlqiurich placed on the second team. A. Woloschuk, tl. Kuzmiak and t'. Turnosky received honorable mention. Varsity Qonemdugh I onemdugh Qonemaugh Qonemaugh Conemaugh C onemdugh Conemaugh Conemaugh Conemdugh Conemaugh Conemaugh Qonemdugh Conemdugh Qonemdugh Conemftugh Conemaugh Conemaugh Lonemdugh C onemdugh Basketball Summary Season 1944 45 Rlchldnd Tu p Pmhldxld Tu p Conemtugh Fx Cftthollc 11111611161 lzldfllillll South Polk Poltdge Nfmtx Glo -Xlumnl Adams Twp Flanklm Ioltxge 'XX mdbu -Xu :ms lxxl N zntx Glo Kouth Polk -XlUmHl Cdthollc I Total pomts 1 Pomts pel game Opponents 4 Opponentx Record of VS on 16 Lost 4 Fleld goals total Conemaugh 319 Opponents 110 lndlvldual Scormg Player Goal Foul Shots Fouls Made Total Kuzmnxk G Lxjurlch S Prmgle W Dulak F W oloechuk A 1 ew clc 3 Fumoskw C J V Players scoring IH Varsity Competition Yewuc P lV'6SOXlCl1 P Thompson H P ewt F Fette1man R 0 1 Team Shooting Fouls Lonemaugh 148 ot lpOS1lJlt' 114 D61C.9l1tlg,L 41 Opponents 121 of .1 pow lble 784 pe1Le11t.1g4e 4.1 J JI I I ' - 4 t,,, 44 44 36 ' ' . ,t,e,. 44 8 ' ' 44 4 ,ee,4. 39 J' ' ' 4 4 18 ' ' 44 49 ' 1 f ' vp. 28 ' ' ,..4. 4 4 36 '- 27 ' ' f ,,..,.e 4 ..... 4 33 ' 4 21 4' - 4 4..,4. ,,.e..... 2 0 ' ,,,4 4 ,....ee,.... 24-L ' ' ...4,,.e,e.,.,e 32 f' ' ' 44 ...,,. 35 L ' ' ......e 4 .....,,e 4 49 ' - f tt.e,,. 4 20 ' ' e.t,e 53 Q- 44 44 22 ' f r 4 44 e...,, 2:3 4 - ' 4 ..4444 ,... 4 4 24 L ' ' ,,,,..e 60 ' ' z fl 44 4 4 23 I ' 44 44 49 . 'z 4' 27 ' ' f 4... .,,. . 59 j- ' 4 ...,,,. 4 30 f ' f ,l,,,,, 33 .1 ' ' 4 25 ' ' f 4 44 ,,,.. 37 . 4 44 ..,. 30 Conemaugh 4 ...... 31 Conemaugh Twp. 24 F ' ,......t 40 T' V ...,.tte 24 ' ' .' ..,...,.,t,4 .,.... 7 86 s ,,..,. 4,...., ,...e. 7 7 ' s ' f' ....e 4 .,.. 39 x 4 e,...., 23 . T v 'f , '4 ,te.. ...,. 4 44 44 23 11 121 ' , . 44 ,.,.,,,.. 44 49 56 25 1231 ' , . 4 .,................... ..l........, 1 8 43 '19 55 , . t2,.. 4 4 .,t. 44 6 7 4 16 ' . ' , 1 4 e.,... ....,teee,,.4..., 4 44 61 74 35 lf' ' ' ' , 1. 44 ...... 4 81 60 27 18.1 ' .- 4 .,....,., 44 4 4 4 26 29 17 6.1 , . 44444444.44 44 13 11 5 31 'Q' , 4 44,4 4 4444 4,44 4 4 1 O 0 2 . , 4 4444444444 44 444444 44,44 3 1 1 7 ' 1 , 4 444444 44444 444444 44444, 44444 4 4 6 9 4 16 ' , . 44,444 4 44 4 0 0 Left to right. Front Row Pite Adams, James Hoy 4Student Managerr. Paul Logo, :Student Managei 1, Joseph Feist. Back Row Coach James Meckley VValte1' Kisslak, Paul Ye-wc-ic, Herbert Thompson, Pete Fesovich, D Mix XYissinger II-'avulty Managery N '-0-M...,,,,..W,., . ,.. , VVilliam Moor., onald Eichensvr, Junior Varsity Record for season :-Won 11. Lost 0. Conemaugh Vatholic . , 17 Conemziugh lYindbei'. 16 Conemaugh Franklin 22 Conemaugh South Fork , ., . . 18 Conemaugh Portage . 10 Vonemaugh Alumni 232 Conemaugh Franklin 11 Conemaugh Portage 18 Conemaugh Nanty-Glo H 7 Conemaugh South Fork 14 Cwllffmaugh Catholic . , 22 Short schedule is due to the double-heade1 ' games in Franklin and to the afternoon games played away. Total Points:-Conemaugh-369. Opponents:.187. Points per game:-Conemaugh-3-1. Opponents :-17. Field goals:-Fonemaugh-155. Opponents:-66. Individual Scoring Player Goals Foul Shots Fouls Made Total Adams. P. 1'l 9 3 29 lfesovich. P. 341 2135 16 T6 lfeist. J. 13 ll l Ill Thonipson. H. .H Ilfl lb 84 lfliclivnsier, IJ. -1 8 1 Er Yewcic. P. 4 P 235 lf! UT l'm-ist. l . T li 22 lluulw. XY. .l Il ll li liisslak. W. 'Z 1 ll li l'lt'llQ'l'I'll2ill. H. 2 l ll 4 llulak. F. 1 24 I3 5 GIRLS BASKETBALL Ft-ln'L1zii'y 15 I 1'eshni0n 3 Seniors ,, 46 Sophoniorvs 4 Juniors , 16 JUNIOR GIRLS I.:-ft lu right. Front Row Betty Mziti-yku, Mary Alive Candlfr. Elvzi Hzirtill, Iiillic Rid it-ll, Olga Fvtsik. Sylvt-stwr Gjliricli lc'U1il'hl, Iiiiinm Pirigzitirv, Ht-len Suloni. .lean Briggs. Irvnv Podolvtz, Bzwk Row Sliirli-5' Mxirfh. Mary Allison Irolnros Gossard, Mary Star'-hok. .Inynv Gillcn. Betty Davis, Cathvr- im Mrirkley, Audroy Kiit-pper, Mai'- girirvt Stanihniigh. SENIOR GIRLS Left to right. Front Row - Dorothy Kolar, Mary Lucas, Paline Lucas, Annetta Hill, Steve Yewcic. 1Coachl, Louise VValigore, Lillian Waligore, Stella Hejnar. Mwrgaret Applsy. Second Row'-Erlamond Riblett. Dorothy Allison. Charlotte Golden. Eva Starchok, Sue Gra- ham. Mary Bankowsky. February 29 Freshmen 2 Juniors , , 29 Sophomores ,,,,, , 14 Seniors , . 32 SOPHOMORE GIRLS Left to right. Front Row Cecilia XN'ojnarowski, Stella Korcel. Flor- ence Stanislawczyk. Marion Rick- abaugh. Alexander VV01oschuk 1Coachl. Betty Meredith. Barbara Fedornoek, Lois VVsrtz, Jean VVa.in- wright. Back Row' Imogene Kei- per, Olga Roman, Helen Gjurich, Roberta Riblett, Selena McGuire, Margaret Jones, Elaine Susko. GIRLS BASKETBALL March 1 March 8 Freshmen 4 Freshmen 7 Sophomores . , 17 Sophomores . . I9 Juniors reLe...,.. ,, 6 Championship Game Seniors , 17 Juniors ,,,,,, . , tl Seniors I 28 FRESH MEN GIRLS Left to right. Front Row -Martha VVyrwas, Myrl Spanogle, Yolanda Pingatore, Dorothy Panehisin, VVil- liarn Pringle rCoach1. Irenc- Kas- siek. Barbara Labik, Edith XX'atts. Shirley Keiper, Bark Row Anne Zadarla. Helen Stanislawczyk Mary Alice XVissinger, Lillian Slo- bodzian. Geneva Moore, Irene Nagg. Elsie Stinic-h. 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