Conemaugh Valley High School - Elevator Yearbook (East Conemaugh, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1946 volume:

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WE THOUGHT HIGH SCHOOL WAS JUST A LOT OF FOOTBALL GAMES AND PARTIES. 1. 1 f 3 T i ui S 3 ,M--,.,.,-ws , wr-M Q ?oaZf5aZZ FlRST ROVV Thomas Eeis' lmqrm, Harold Murlcley, James Hoy, John Smoier, Richard VVorner, Donclld Ezchenser, John Ponder Tlwainus Miclacns, Ronald Hill lmgrm, Paul Holub imgrw. imma Y-my SECOND ROW Thomas Yewcic lmgr. , Thomas Panchisin, Dean Gillin, VVoIIer Kisslak, Alexander Mesaros, William Lucas, Wcxltei Mvlnll, Robert Ponllor, Charlczj Tumosky, Theodore Mcneleska. BACK ROVV-fMario Rubbo lcoachl, Pc1ulYewcic, Peter Adams, Carl Ceglur, Frank Feist, William Moore, Paul Lego, Herbert Thompson, Edward Slanda, Jack Rilololett, Arlo Knepper Donald Leidy lmgr., James Meclcley lFazully mgr.. 'NN - 04.77, Conemaugh Conemaugh Conernaugh Conemaugh Conemaugh Conernough Conemaugh Points SCHEDULE O 6 T8 6 O T3 O 43 T81 SCORES Wirwdber 38 Adams Twp. T9 Franklin T3 Ferndale T2 Conemough Twp. 33 Portage 7 Johnstown Catholic 6 Points T28 adam? 4 Carl Ceglar, Thomas Panchisin, Dean Gillin, Frank Feist. Theodore Mateleska, Charles Tumoslcy. 74455466 The Conemaugh Iron Horses completed the i945 football season with two games won against Eve losses. The schedule was a tough one and with the exception ot Windber, Conemaugh Township, and Portage, the games were played in the Point Stadium, Whether we win or whether we lose Conemaugh will be in there fighting tram year to year. Next year we hope to have an even more successful season and we hope the student body and faculty will help support the team, as they have done in the past, with that well-known Conemaugh spirit. B Ann Sladodzian, Gwen Teeter, Magdalene Kuzmiak, Martha Wrywas, Stella Lawerick, Miss Waite ladvisol 1. l 9 l Wafwitq 2 FIRST ROW-Paul Lego lstudent mgr.l, Donald Rudge lstudent mgrm, Andrew Zapola lstudent mgr.l. SECOND ROW-Herbert Thompson, George Kuzmiak, Charles Tumosky, Frank Feist, Peter Fesovich. THIRD ROW-Maria Rubbo lcoachl, Charles Ford, Donald Eichenscr, Robert Fetterman, William Fulton, Pete Adams, James Hoy, James Meckley lFacuIty mgr.l. BACK ROW-Frank Gornulko, Earl Svobodci, Joseph Feist, Wciltei' Kisslak, William Moore, Thomas Mickens. The Conemaugh High School Iron Horses wound up their l945-46 basketball season with the best record of the greater Johnstown area-nineteen wins and three losses, Alter taking the West Cen- tral League Championship, the Horses defeated Homer City in the District VI P. I. A. A. semi-finals. They went on only to be defeated by Altoona in the finals. Previous defeats were from Conemaugh Township and Johnstown Catholic High Schools. The Conemaugh Junior Varsity basketball team completed its basketball season with the splendid record ot fourteen victories against two losses. The J. V. quintet scored a total ot tour hundred seventy- nine points while holding the opponents down to three hundred nine. Westmont delivered the defeat in the South Fork Junior Varsity Tournament. The Ponies then played Richland in a consolation game and defeated them to take third place in the tournament. IIOI 'E Seemed Conemaugh Alumni .. ..... - ...... Conemaugh .. A,..,.., 37 Conemaugh w.,..,,...... . Richland Twp. ...,,... Conemaugh .,, 7 ., , 59 Conemaugh Windber ,.........7....... Conemaugh .. ..,...... .. 47 Conemaugh Conemaugh Twp. .... Conemaugh ....,.... ,. 59 Conemaugh Ferndale .,A...,........... Conemaugh .....,.,,,.., 31 Conemaugh Catholic ...,, Conemaugh .aA......,,.. 32 Conemaugh Franklin ..A..... .. Conemaugh ,.,.... ..Y7,., 4 I Conemaugh South Fork ....,......... Conemaugh ,,..7...,..., 65 Conemaugh Portage ....,,.. , Conemaugh ...e...,..,v. 47 Conemaugh Nonty-Glo ,...,,.,..,... Conemaugh. ....7,..,,,,7 35 Conemaugh Richland Twp. .. -- Conemaugh Adams Twp. 882 Average. .... .,... 4 0.09 Average ,cc. .c..c,... 2 7 Franklin .,,.. v...v, 2 7 Portage .......,, ...,.. I 5 Adams Twp. .. ........ . 36 Nanty-Glo .......... 29 South Fork A... c.,.,.,.. 2 5 Conemaugh Twp. 28 Windber Homer City Ferndale Altoona ...., , ....,. I7 .... .. 43 53 594 George Kuzmiak, brilliant Conemaugh forward, was unanimously placed on the Greater Johnstown All-Scholastic Basketball Team having two hundred forty-nine points, the largest in the area. Paul Yewcic, star center was chosen as forward on the second team with the third highest number of points-two hundred forty-two. Honorable mentions were given to Robert Fetterman, Herbert Thompson and Charles Tumosky with a special honorable mention for Frank Feist. PLAYERS' INDIVIDUAL SCORES IN VARSITY COMPETITION: Kuzmiak ........... ..... I 08 33 249 Yewcic ...... ........ I O2 38 242 Thompson ..... ..... 4 8 20 I I6 Tumosky ........ ..... 2 7 25 79 Feist ,..,-,-,., ..... 2 4 I 4 62 Ford .......... ..... I 5 I 0 40 Fesovich ........ .... I 4 4 32 Fetterman ....... .... I 3 3 29 Eichenser ..... -. 5 2 I 2 Fulton ,....... .. 4 2 I 0 Adams ...... . 2 2 6 5 Hoy .,.,.... ..... 2 I JUNIOR Conemaugh ........,.,.,. 28 Conemaugh ...,.......... 24 Conemaugh ..... ......,. I 4 Conemaugh .........,.,,, 37 Conemaugh ..,.,.....,,.. 25 Conemaugh .............. 29 Conemaugh ...... ..,.,.. 2 7 Conemaugh ...,.......... 34 Conemaugh ............,. 37 Conemaugh. ..... . ....,... I8 Conemaugh ...... . ...,,... 25 Conemaugh ............,, 38 South Fork Conemaugh .... . ......... 37 Conemaugh .............. 4I Conemaugh ..........,... 34 Conemaugh ...,..,,.,,.., 3I 475 Average .......... 29.93 VARSITY Conemough Twp ..... 22 Windber ...... ......... -F 4 Ferndale ..,,.... . .... .... I 5 Catholic ,....... . Franklin ..,,. I8 I2 Portage .,..,.., ,.,,,- 2 2 Nanty-Glo ., ,........,,. I4 Adams Twp. .......... I0 Franklin ..,,,,.. ...,...,, I 8 South Fork ...........,,. I6 Conemaugh Twp ..... I2 Windber ...,............ 23 Tournament Gallitzin .. ..........,... 26 Hooversville .....,.,,,.. I7 Westmont .... ...... 3 7 Richland .,,.,... ..,.,, 2 9 305 Average .......... I9.0o J. V. individual scoring honors went to William Fulton, with a total of one hundred points. Walter Kisslak mode center on the all-star team of the South Fork Junior Varsity Tournament. William Fulton and William Moore both received honorable mentions. mm 71594 Emeezdafd FIRST ROW Thom: Yewcic, Ronald Hill, Michael Starchalc, Lloyd Hawk Ri hw d Womr Paul Holuh SECOND ROW Jr cs Meclcley 4Facully ingr., VVillianiCr1ldvioIlis1uC r Q fc qhr Geo ge Slgvch Ggoqf S o n C en Tlon 5 FCM, Waliei' Weriz lffofich. The Conernaugh Junior High School baskeilaall lean' played a Total of Ten games in the Greater Johnstown Junior High School Basl4eTball League, winnlng five and droppng five To grab Third place The quintet scarf d a total of one hundred ninety-five points vvhle The opponents slipped in one hundred ninety The chedule of The league games Conemaugh Conemaugh Conemaugh Conemaugh Conemaugh Conemaugh Conemaugh Conemaugh Conemaugh Conemaugh Average Dale Ferndale Franklin Soufhmont VVesTmonT Dale Ferndale Franklin Soul hntoni Vllesfmont Average Torn Yowcic occupied high scorer position with forty-eight po nts dur ng ten Ieaaue games H21 70: 7545 24465 Good dribbling, Pete, over io Kuzzy and C1 2-poinTer. KHomer Ciiy Game . p Peter Fesovich, Charles Tumosky, Frank Feist, George Kuzmiok. C I3 i 29-7 24-9 IO-2 8-I9 7-9 22-7 I SENIOR GIRLS FIRST ROW - .Ioan Bi iggs, Irene Podoletz, Helen Salem, Peier Fesovich Icaach , Billie Lau Riddell, Margaret Stamlnaugli Elaine Placlcy. SECOND ROW- Olga Felsllc Elva Hariill, Mary Alice Canrllcr Catherine Markley, Audrey Knep- per, Shirley Marsh, Mary Star- chak, BACK ROW--Delores Gossard Mary Jane Allison, Emma Ping- alore, JUNIOR GIRLS FlRST ROWfEIainc Dolclasl oski, Florence Sianislawczyk Slella Korcel, George Kuzmial-c coach, Jean Wainwright, Betty Meredith, Lois Wertz. SECOND ROW - Imogene Keiper, Mary Colberl, Elaine Suslco, Helen Giurich, Margaiel Jones, Selena McGuire, Olga Roman, SOPHOMORE GIRLS IRST ROW Ann Zardala F Y Helen Stanislawczykl Ann Slo- I I bodzian, Frank Feist lcoacii Barbara Labik, Irene Nagg Shirley Keiper. SECOND ROW -- Pearl Pekera Elf Slinich, Marlyn Meyers SIC Geneva Moore, Edith Watts, Yo ' Ad ms landa Pingatore, Pearl a Julianne Allison. FRESHMEN GIRLS FIRST ROW-Elizabeth Pe ak triska, Magdalene Kuzmi Charles Tumosky, Irene Measros ' ' 'ci Popovnalc Joan Rogers, Virgin: ne Bilak Elizabeth Walls, Olga Pinga tore, Betty Gelles, Anna Pencola ' In Vivian Smith, Arlene Par s. THIRD ROW--Dolores Com ht, Rita Woolf SECOND ROW-Ire mers, Twila Wrig 'zgcwketfdi Team Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Girls' Intramurals Won Lost Pc 3 O 2 I 666 I Q 333 O 3 OO IISI MAYBE WE'D BETTER BUCKLE DOWN AND LISTEN TO OUR TEACHERS, THEY MUST KNOW, FOR WE JUST MADE SOPHOMORE CLASS. FROM NOW ON ITS INTENSIVE STUDIES FOR US. 'Q ? 1 was Y ,,,,-..,-,.-. gddfbd af 565666 O Bernard Mottor John Pefriska Louis Salem John Brumersky Eoyd lifzinger 1183 President Secretary Treasurer I pd SAMUEL E. VVISSINGER B.S., M. in Ed. Ohio State University University of Pittsburgh 21594564404 p . . JAMES THOMAS MECKLEY B.S. in Ed,, M. in Ed. Bucknell University Susquehanna University University of Pitsburgh 62666 MR. HERMAN COURTER lJunror Business Trcrining Consumers Problems Bookkeeping Scrlesmcrnship Beckley Business College Indiono State Tecrchers College Shrppensburg State Teachers Col lege University of Pittsburgh MISS GRACE CARTHEW, B. S lJunior High School History University of Pittsburgh MISS ALINE WAITE, B. S. lAIgel:1rc1 I ond II Generol Mothcmotics Plone Geometry Trigonometryr University of Pittsburgh MISS HELEN McfHENRY, B. S. 'Brology General Sciencer University of Pittsburgh MISS NATALIE SAULA, B. S. 'Junior High School English University ol Prttslnurgh University of Minnesota MRS. ELMA KILLIUS lJr'. Hrgh School Mcrthemutrcs Ccrlrlornio Strrte Teocherr, Collcgc MISS BESS WISSINGER, B. S 'Junior High School I-lccrltl ond Spellingr University Of Pittsburgh MRS. MARY PHILLIPS 'Junior High School Irtr-rtrturr' lnclrcrncr Stole lutrcln-rs Collr-gr MISS ELDA FRESH, B. S, !Pr'oI9Icms ot Dc-rnocrrrcy VVorIrl History lncliunnl Stclte lmrflrrns Collr-tri University ot Prttslburrlh MISS MARION COLKITT, B, S rfnglrsh Ill trnrl IV lnclrcrnrr Strrlc Tvrrcln-rs Colle-rrrg University of Prttslyurglr MRS. SHIRLEY WISSINGER, A. B B. ol Music rn Volca- lfnglrsh Civics Pvnnsylvrrnrcr History Ashlcrncl College lnclronu Stcrto 'louclrvrs Crrllvrrr MRS. RUTH FENDER JV. Htglr Sclrool Gr-wtlrvrpll. Jr. High School Scif-nrv lnclrnnri Slrrte lortclwrs Colle'-ggi MISS RACHEL TREECE, B. S. lI'lornf- Econoniicsi .lunrcitri Collr-qc' MISS HAZEL TREECE, A. B. 'IVPIICII I riml II Iritin I iinrl II Iunititri Colle-giv MISS ELEANOR KRUEGER, A. B lllmoicl Km-pinri Ingglisli I Clriiirril Pitictice rincl Mcicliinv Girls' Pliysifiil Ecluccitioni Colle-ge of St. Irrincis MR. U. GRANT WEAVER, B. S. M. A. ilnrlustiicil Artsl Millvisvillc' Stute Teachers Col lege University of Pittsburgh University of COIOVGCIO Curm-giv Instituto of Technology MISS ELMIRA MARTIN, B. S. Llnglisli II Drriniutics I :incl Ill VVilson College University of Pittsburgh University of Colorado Penn Stutc MRI. WALTER WERTZ, A. B. American History World History Occupotionsl University of Pittsburgh NR. ORLO RIBLETT, B. S. rChemistry Phys.cs General Science Muthernutics and Pre-Flight Machines und Electricity' Ashland College University of Pittsburgh MR. JAMES iaRuNo, a. s., M, A iMusic Supervisori lnnlicinu Stute Teachers College New York University University of Cincinnati MISS BETTY J. DAWSON, B. S :Typing I Gnd II Shorthand I and ll Business Principles Oflice Pructicei University of Pittsburgh MR. MARIO RUBBO, B. S. tBoys' Physical Ed. and Hecilthl University of Pittsburgh Indiana Stote Teachers College Penn Stote .IEEPERS, WE MADE IT, OH! NOW TO RELAX. JUST THINK OF THOSE PARTIES, WIENER ROASTS AND, AND . . . THE PROM! . X. 4 11, x A. wg KUE D .ii L, J 'A Q X X f.1 tw'L f!'l X' 1 kb x ,f 1' fr, x .. Mx X-ix XX X, g A X f aw swf -'une un Cf' FRONT ROVV' iLeft to Rightl-Catherine Morlcley, Emma Pingotore, Irene Podoletz, Helen Salem, Betty Moteyko, Kath- leen Lego, Mory Alice Cundler, .leon Ann Hunt, Ann Pockech, Lurlene Anthony, Irene Krnsko, Evo Kovolchik, Fredo Corey, Olga Slobodzion. BACK ROW-Theodore Moteleslco, Audrey Knepper, Albert Gcxbrysh, Olgcl Popuilo, Mary Catherine Bittner, Nicholas Bureslny, Melbo Sheldon, Roy Kelly, Ruby Brumbough, Steve Popp. i249 , . My FRONT ROW Loft to Riglil William Allison, Nicholas Baresky, Jean Wainwright, Helen Salem, Lurlene Anllmony, Mary Alice Cuncller, Jean Ann Hunt, Ann Packeclw, Cramer Riblert, Sleye Popp. SECOND ROW Miss Colkill, Betty Mafeyko, Imogene Keiper, Mary Agnes Schilling, Marie Fedak, Olga Papaila, Ei-line Walls, Olga Slobodzian, Emma Pingalore, Mary Catherine Bittner, Ruby Brumbaugh, David Spanogle. BACK ROW Tlwoclore Maleleslxa, Charles Tumoslcy, Calherine Markley, Elaine Suslco, Salena McGuire, Roberta Riblell, Mary Collwll, Donald Rummel, Kalhleen Lego, Melba Sheldon, Irene Podolelz, Olga Roman, Virginia Parko, Robe-rl Reebe, George Burialc. l25l Zena! 'YW FRONT ROW iLeft to Rightl-Delores Vann, Thomas Malinich, Eugene Pazin, Olga Matola, Elaine Nagront, Dorothy Gelles, Barbara Miller, Louise Salem, Robert Reese, Joanne Lythgae, Betty Stiftler, Shirley Keiper, Blodwyn Leidy, Imogene Keiper, Audrey Knepper, Shirley Marsh, Delores Commers, Catherine Morkley. SECOND ROW-Helen Salem, Virginia Parko, John Hawk, Selena McGuire, Janet Mutch, Anno Mondriclm, Margaret Dubay, Lois Peyton, Cramer Riblett, Francis Parks, Steve Popp, Emily Swete, Julianne Allison, George Mulkey, Ronald Howie, Paul Sewali, Billie Riddell. BACK ROW-Irene Bilok, Elsie Stinich, June Croyle, John Griftith, Betty Gelles, Roberta Riblett, Jack Deon, Fred Agey, Albert Gabrysh, William Allison, Lloyd Hawk, Theron Bross, John Bitsko, Louis Rovansek, William Caldwell, John Stinich, Mr. Bruno. At the beginning at the year the Conemough High School Band consisted ot 56 members. The band was under the direction ot Mrs. Leaf for the Hrst semester. Shortly after the second semester began, Mr. James Bruno returned to his former position as music director. The l4 senior members ot the band will receive sweaters when they graduate. Several members ot the band also play for other organizations such as the Sons ot the Legion and the Polish Band. Virginia Parko has the honor ot being a member ot the Pennsylvania All State Band. Next year the band is expected to have 60 or more members. New hats will be purchased. Let us hope its success will continue. i269 0 FRONT ROW iLeft o Right'-Richard Yasko, Daniel Yasko, William Caldwell, Delores Conirners, Louis Rovansek, John Bitsko, John Sfinich. BACK ROW-Mr, Bruno, Virginia Parka, Roberta Riblett, Mary Kubis, Albert Gabrysli, Betty Gelles, Selena McGuire, Barbara Miller, Joanne Lyihgoe. The Conemaugh High School Orchestra consists at approximately Q0 members, and it is under the supervision of Mr. Bruno. lvlany people have had the pleasure of hearing the orchestra play at various events. To have a good orchestra requires the whale hearted cooperation and work of the members, especially those who play string instruments, as the string section is the foundation, l?7l emhz Dmmczldc FRONT ROW tLett to Righti-Stella Lawerick, Jean Briggs, Irene Maruhrrich, Mary Petriska, Helen Salem, Cramer Rihle-tt, Robert Rogers, Steve Popp, Nicholas Bareslcy, John Bitsko, Irene Podoletz, Betty Mate-yko, Billie- Riddell. SECOND ROW-Robert Reese, Shirley Marsh, Catherine Markley, Audrey Kneppei, Betty Davis, Helen Malcunlrnn, Mary Kemp, Mary .lane Allison, Delores Gossard, Mary C. Bittner, Ernrnci Pingutore, Tvvila Britton, Janet Craig, Doiotli-Vg Jackson, Kathleen Lego, Mary Alice Candler, Albert Gcbryslr BACK ROW-Irene Krisko, Eva Kovalchik, Olga Fetsik, Lorraine Snider, Harold Lydic, Francis Parks, Lois Peyton, Ruby Brumlaaugh, Flva Hartill, Elaine Placky, Margaret Rudge, Margaret Stamlnaugh, Mary Stwscholc, Ann Packerh, Lurlc-nu Anthony, Olqa Slobodzian, Olga Papuliu. C285 cc ' Dmmaldca l l FEEONT ROVV IL--ft to Right Dorothy Oiletsky, Olga Yuhas, Eva Dulalc, Helen Glurich, Betty Sltandrowsky, Cecilia Vtloinaiowslxy, Floienfe Stanislawczylx, Betty Meredith, Elsie Grivenslcy, Margaret Ocipa, Stella Korcel, Mary Dubay, Beatrice VVaoll. SLCONU ROVV Virginia Parlxo, Olga Roman, Irene Antigh, Ellen Brennan, Rornayne Clawson, Dolores Vann, Gwen lw-ter, Betty Erwin, lrviw Cvcjlxus, Jean Vtfainwright, Jean VVertz, Marlon RtCl4Gl9LllJQl't, Josephine Gabrysh, Marie Fedalc, ltltoglvm' Kvipvr, Maiy Agnes Schilling, Many Colbert. BACK ROW SLIl71U0lV!'CtI7lSl'l,RClJt3K'lPE3l1Cl6l', Willictm Allison, Julia Churilla, Elaine Suslco, Selena McGuire, Barbara lm-tioiiianlt, Helm-n Cooper, Rolyvita Rilvlett, Margaret Jones, Bertha Mickens, John Matala, Fred Wrigltt, Albert Koval, Herbert Salt-ln, VVilliunt Luyas, .laclx Pender. fel pad? dame! - K Y At BR 0' ' f ki X X ,Zz '14 it Y X Y at it h A' Z t w fi lx, ' I I 1 3' K , A ' f ll ,,. Q4 it xxx- ' L, yy 1- ,y t X X N V ffixi ' ,L gl St y',fi.'Q' 'MJ' ,jl ll FRONT ROW tLe-ft to Riglttt Billie Riddell, Betty Matcyko, Lurle-ne Anthony LA' f fl i' ,ll Helen Salem, Irene Mciruhnich, Audrey Knepper, V M'tf1M BACK ROW--Nick Bareslcy, Cramer Riblett, Albert Gabrysh, Olga Slolyoclzian I 1 , j.'?,Y! Lois Peyton, Joseph Trohanowsky, S'eve Popp, Ted Mateleska, IQQJ 66' 4 W- 5 FRONT RO!! left to Riglwti-Delores Miller, Kathleen Lego, .leon Ann Hunt Betty Mczteylco, Mary Alire- Cumlloi' Olga Sfobodzlcm, lurlerve Anlhony. BACK ROW fxlltort Griluryelw Miss Treere, Robert Oflfllth. FRONT ROW ilelt 10 Rqltti -Gene Rorobough, Vi:'ginioPc1rlco, Selena McGuire, Mary Agnes Schilling, Morie Fedok Melvin Blinltcm. SECOND ROW Miss Trccae, Elcmie Suslco, Mcxry Colbert, Roberto Rilnlctt, Olga Roman, Imogene Keipcr. BACK ROW Donuld Rummel, Vtlillium Fulton, George Buricxk. l3Ol indent Enema!! FRONT RCW iLett to Right24Lottie Corey, William Berchin, Gwen Teeter, Roy Kelly, John Bitslco, Nicholas Baresky, Joseph Trohanowslxy. BACK ROW Mr, Meckley, Peail Papaila, James Hoy, Paul Lego, Joseph Feist, Mary Dubay, Janetta Pender. Betty Roman. Shortly after the first semester began, Mr, Meckley announced that the Student Council would be re-organized, Lists compiled ot eligible students were posted in each home-room tro.n grades 7 to IQ, and the pupils were given an The election results were as follows: SENIORS 15, Roy Kelly Nick Baresky William Berchin Joseph Trohanowslcy John Bitsko FRESHMEN iii Janetta Pender Roy Kelly was elected Chairman, and Gwen Teeter Secretary. The primary function ot the Student Council is assisting in the development of good citizenship. In order to promote good citizenship, we must have a knowledge ot the theory ot democracy, sentiments of law and order, intelligent respect tor authority, opportunity to vote tor several candidates. Seniors have the most members in the Student Council, and the other classes in proportion to rank. JUNIORS f4' SOPHOMORES i3i Joseph Fiest Paul Lego Lottie Corey James Hoy lvlary Dubay Paul Yewcic Gwen Teeter ElGl-lTl-l ill SEVENTH il' Betty Roman Pearl Papaila increasing self-direction, leadership, cooperat on, and morale. The Student Council is a motivated and functional miniature democracy, one which represents student interests and activities for all students, and a plan which more closely resembles adult democracy than anything now to be found inside the school. lt is in short, a practice school of democracy, a laboratory for citizenship. l3ll 'ld were fra ' .O ixxygf X k Q lx X iy T Tix T T I LETT TO RTGHT Lois Pr-yion, Dolores Miller, Ogu Slolnodziun, Mr, Ribleii, Mini Alu' Cuimiici X1 Oiriii Prxpiiiiii, Pe-M-I Stulmuclw, Kciihleclw Logo, Tiwodore Moieicskn, Cromer Riiuleti, Wiiiiiiiww Bciriiin, Domdfi Ruclgif-, Joseph Tioimnowslcy, Niclioicis Buresky, Roh0r1 Grififiih, Albert Gcibrysii. A chemistry club iwcis been organized by The Every Friday class period iiris been wi cigidir im senior ciwemisiry clciss. A speciol meeting was held The club. The purpose of this orgcmizmioii is iff amd The foiiowiiig OfTiCCr5 were elected: help The class learn more about ciiomixiry. A1 President Ted Mcifeiesko , 4 WCP pmmilm. Vviilmm Berchm The meetings experiiiiemis Giro iiicrfie cmd Qpii-rwcivr. Sociefmy-Ticc15urer Olgu Pcipdilci UV9 Ci9fiVf3 9Ci bb' OUC OT TTWC SHOUT? 'mmmdd ,-41:4 TFFT TO RIGHT Mr, VVC-river, Peer Holi, Roy Ke-Hey, Roge' Nciciwi, riimlr. Krwbi .1 mi--4, Hrriii-,r 1 K H MFT TO Rlfilll Mi. VVoc1vci', Hurolcl Lycllc, Milfm Jiiricli, Dc-:iii Oxlliii, Clmrlf-Q Tumoslcy, Ancly Kozolc, Pliul Mulxucliuli, Finmk Foisl. Wwlaahrfczl Hola Iiinluslilul cirls iocichos Tho use of Tools mul mciclimfwy, If ci fiufloiil hos skillful licmcln ho shoulnl loko Tho P!'C1CT'CC1l Aris Course. Ho is lfiogghl Tho use of tho more complex machines lou' the moking of pisoiocls. HC also receives lrommg in wood Croft ond mom! crc-ill. This course cilso gives him lho oppoilumlios io show his ability in The comploloii of hs many simple: cobinef skills. Ono ol the irony prolocls fhoi was completed wcls The spocllaois slcmcl, IT WGS pl'OSCl1lCkl liy Mr. Wfoovoi' To the school during rho Clwiisimos chcipol. Tho boys shovvecl lhoii' skill iii Tho hcmcllmg ol Tho lofho cmd other mcichmos thot vvero bomg usccl on Ths pioiocl. i33 FRONT ROW il.eft to Rightl-Blodwyn Leicly, Doris Gingrich, Barbara Labik, Ann Slobodzian, lrene Nagg, Alex Mesa- ros, Thomas Krupa, Charles Mcteyko, Mary Alice Wissinger, Shirley Keiper, Dorothy Schmidt, Mary Kormanik. SECOND ROW-Evelyn Simmons, Miss Treece, Delores Younkin. BACK ROW-Stanley Janiec, Daniel Yasko, Walter Janiczek, John Smoter, James Hoy, Kenneth Gossard, Edward Standa, Andy Zapola, Charles Pristas, Paul Lego, Earl Svoboda, Jack Riblett, Jack Dean. .latin Zia! President Irene Nagg Vice President Alex Mesaros Secretary W Thomas Krupa Treasurer Charles Mateyko lt was decided that the second Monday of each month would be scheduled for the meeting of the Latin Club. Two people were chosen to take charge of the program. Roman mythology stories were told, and games, using vocabulary words, were played. To provide sufticient funds to buy pins, the club sponsored a bake sale and a skating party. C343 emiafz ga! 64166164 .xii FRONT ROW tleft to Rightt-Delores Gossard, Betty Mateylco, Mary Alice Candler, Olga Roman. SECOND ROVVfShirley Marsh, Jean Briggs, Irene Podoletz, Virginia Parka, Roberta Rtblett, Helen Salern, Jean Wainwright, Ann Packech, Lurlene Anthony, Mary Jane Allison, Billie Riddell, Jean Hunt, Rornaine Clawson, Delores Vann. THIRD ROW-Catherine Markley, Margaret Ocipa, Stella Korcel, Betty Meredith, Imogene Koiper, Mary Agnes Schilling, Marie Fedak Kathleen Lego, Olga Slohodzian, Selena McGuire, Mary C. Bittner, Mary Kemp, Jean Wertz, Mariorie Johnson, Josephine Gahrysh, Gwen Teetor, Miss Waite. BACK ROW-Florence Stanislawczyk, Stella Lawerick, Audrey Knepper, Helen Giurich, Olga Fetsilc, Elizabeth Matson, Olga Koss, Betty Davis, Ellen Brennan, Mary Colbert, Margaret Rudge, Elaine Pluclmy, Margaret Stambough, Mary Starcholc, Irene Malcuchan. FRONT ROW Left to Righti- Elsie Sttnich, Charlotte Smith, Irene Kassich, Yolanda Pingatore, Pearl Adams, Irene Nagg, Ann Slobodzian, Olga Pingatore, Mary Alice Wissinger, Joanne Allnerter, Mary Dilcunt, Betty Hall, Joan Davis, Delores Kalliniclc. dz! SECOND ROWvMrs. Pender, Joan Lythgoe, Mary Jane Kubis, Elizabeth Petriska, Magdalene Kuzmiak, Irene Mesaros, Marga- ret Finan, Dorothy Kassich, Rose Bitsko, June Spanovich, Patricia Choclqran, Dorothy Koreltz, Vir- ginia Brezovec, Theresa Poborf ski, Virginia Rolish, Delores Cont- mers, Twila Wright, Joan Rog- ers, Jane Carl, Alice Shurnan, Arlene Parks. BACK ROW Betty Baresky, Betty Glowa, Helen Stanislaw- czyk, Ann Pencola, Theresa Ko- lual, Audrey Henry, Lenora Bitt- ner, Rita Woolf, June Wain- wright, Frances Regula, Dorothy Piechnilt, Margaret Ceretich, Vivian Smith, Janetta Pender, UW ,Q-My .---1 7 Betty Stermec, Dorothy Roman- fhak, Ann Slolnodzian, Marie seem. Daley, Betty Geltes, Marlene Er- win, Betty Stiftler, l35l We FRONT ROW 1Left to Right-Paul Gelles, Daniel Berchin, Nicholas Stehnach, Fred McLoota, Roy Kelly iPres,, Steve Popp iv. Pres., Harold Lydic lSec.i, Robert Rogers iTreas.i, Milan Jurich, Peter Stehnach, Albert Koval, George Salem. SECOND ROW-Paul Yewcic, Robert Reese, Donald Leidy, John Bitsko, William Bilslmi, Wciltei' Kisslcilc, Robert Miller, Nicholas Baresky, Donald Rudge, William Berchin, David Spanogle, Cramer Riblett. BACK ROW-Mr, Walter' Wertz, Kenneth Gossard, Jack Dean, William Lucas, Alex Salem, Joseph Feist, Thomas Pun- cliisin, Dean Gillin, Harry Dornheirn, Herbert Salem, Francis Parks, Robert Lydia, Williani Caldwell, Edward Standu, Mi. Melvin Weriz. The purpose ot the Conemaugh Hi-Y is to create, maintain and extend throughout the school and community high standards ot Christian character. This year our meetings consist of the Bible Study, Teen Topics, a business meeting and an activities period. The meetings are held every Monday eve- ning at 7:30 in the building next to the Cone- maugh P. R. R. Y. M. C. A. This building was purchased by the Y, M. C. A. as a youth center. The necessary repairs were made by our group and now, every Saturday eve- ning at 7:30, the young people gather for enter- tainment. There are two games of ping-pong, ci dart board, a game of checkers, a shuttle board, a victrola, a piano, and some magazines. Gradually our allotment ot games will increase. We sincerely hope this will beconie a real place for Teen- Agersf' i36i . . FRONT ROW lleft to Rightl-lrene Maruhnich, Stella Lowericlc, Elaine Placlcy, Margaret Rudge, Mary Starchok, Margaret Stambaugh, Olga Fetsik, Lorraine Snider, Eva Kovalchik, Irene Krislco. BACK ROW-Thomas Panchisin, Francis Parks, Mr. Courter, Steve Popp. On October l7, i945 the senior retail selling class organized the Retail Selling and Merchandis- ing Club which consists ot thirteen members. lts purpose is to investigate ditterent plants and stores and compare their prices and their management. The class and club work together by giving weekly reports on selling and merchandising programs. R. S. M. has been profitable and vve hope that next year's seniors vvill continue the Retail Selling and Merchandising Club. The officers are as follows: Advisor Mr. Courter President Steve Popp Vice President . Olga Fetsik Secretary ,,,. Stella Lawerick Treasurer , Elaine Placky C375 46 Ea! I FRONT ROW II.eft to Righti-Robert Reese, Irene Podoletz, Delores Gossarrl, Erline Watts, George Kuzmiak, Helen Salem, Emma Pingatore. Mary Jane Allison, Mary Kemp, John Bitsko. SECOND ROW-Miss Dawson, Mariorie Johnson, Jean Brigas, Stella Lawerick, Irene Maruhnich, Betty Davis, Julia Petriska, He'on Makuchan, Elizabeth Matson, Dorothy Koss, Emiiy Swete, Mary C, Bittner, Ruby Brumbaugh, Melba Sheldon. ' ' ' ' ' ' It I K 'ska BACK ROW-Audrey Knepper, Cecilia Nowack, Irene Makuchan, Lorraine Snider, Olga Fetsik, Mary Pazia , rene ri Carl Ceglar, Eva Kovalchik, Freda Carey, Margaret Rudge, Mary Starchok, Margaret Stambaugh, Elaine Plackey Another club has been successfully organized this year in Conemaugh High School. With the ap- proval of the maiority of the members of the club and its faculty adviser, Miss Dawson, it was named the Commercial Club. As the title suggests, it is comprised of commercial students only. At the second weekly meeting of the club, officers were elected by secret ballot. As a result of the election, the following pupils became leaders of the club: President Helen Salem Vice President Mary Kemp Recording Secretary Erline Watts Correspondence Secretary Mary Jane Allison Treasurer Emma Pingatore f 38 As the affairs of the club progressed, the com- mercial pupils decided to tackle the iob of printing a magazine. The title of the magazine was Greet- ings Issues of the magazine were distributed to all the high school students. Delores Gossard and Bob Reese were the appointed Editors, and Irene Podoletz and John Bitsko, the Co-Editors. More proiects were discussed and planned by the members of the Commercial Club as the year rolled on. The secretarial, clerical, and retail selling students wish to extend their appreciation and thanks to the faculty and the pupils who have helped to make their club a success. I LEFT TO RIGHT-Cramer Riblett, Francis Parks, Steve Popp, Thomas Panchisin, Robert Reese, Jaclc Pender This year was a hard year tor the club with Elm so hard to get in the earlier part ot the year, The club was just organized this year. It consists ot no more than eight members, all are seniors except one, a iunior, so that there will be an experi- enced leader tar next year. The members of this year's camera club are: Steve Popp, Thomas Panchisin, Robert Reese, Jack Pender, Francis Parks, Cramer Riblett, and Robert Rogers. OFFICERS President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Cramer Riblett JackPender Steve Popp Robert Rogers You will see some ot the snaps done by the camera club, in the yearbook. At the end at this year the Camera President, Jack Pender, behind to guide Camera Club and Jack, good luck and l Club at T946 vvill graduate, leaving its Vice the Camera Club ot 47 . And so to the good pictures. 395 ,-4-wg! LEFT TO RIGHT-Miss Wissinger, Mary C. Bittner, Stella Lawericlc, Yolanda Pingatore, Joan Davif Fred McLoota, Olga Pcipoila, Olga Roman, Cramer Riblett, Gene Rornloaugh. OFFICERS President Olga Papaila Vice President Olga Roman Treasurer Fred McLoota The Art Club was successtul in getting a room in which they can carry on their work, The new rooni is lO3. The work done so far includes original designs in charcoal and pastel. The Seniors are working on posters, scenery and programs for the Senior Class Play. O Meetings are held every Thursday alter school. Miss Wissingei' is the club's advisor. Vice President, Olga Roman, will automatically become president next year. l malty 9 N.- se 5 W mmf FRONT ROW ileft to Righti-Thomas Panchisin, Deon Fillin, George Kuzmiak IV. Pres.l, Charles Tumosky iTreas.1, Franl Feist iSec.i, Carl Ceglar ipresu, Ted Mateleska, Pete Fesoviclv SECOND ROWeMr. Rubbo, Paul Yewcic, Herbert Thompson, William Moore, Walter Motak, Paul Makuchan, Edward Sianda, Mr. Meclcley. THIRD ROW-Robert Pender, Jack Pender, William Lucas, Robert Fetterman, Walter Kisslak, Donald Eichenser, Ronald Beyrooty, Alex Mesaros. The Varsity C organization started the year with seven members, They are as follows: President . Carl Ceglar Vice President George Kuzmialc Secretary H 7,7,, , Frank Feist Treasurer O,,,. . H Charles Tumosky Theodore Mateleska, Walter Motak, and Paul Yewcic. Paul was the only freshman earning a Varsity letter and thereby admitted to the organization. Each year the club promotes activities for the purpose of buying the necessary awards for athletes who have met the necessary technical requirements and also have been given the proper recommendation by the High School Principal and Coach of Ath- letics. This year the sale of pencils added considerably to the profits besides the income from the Alumni, Junior High School, and Intramural games. Eight lettermen will graduate this year, each one receiving a sweater and a letter. A total of 27 Varsity C awards will be made at the close of this school year. A group of I4 boys will be left to form the club next year. The High School Principal and the Coach serve as advisers to the club. l4ll GOSH! WE'RE SENIORS! WE HATE TO LEAVE-ALL THAT HARD WORK, THE WAY WE TEASED OUR TEACHERS, ALL OUR ACTIVITIES, OUR ATHLETICS. IT WAS FUN -BUT WE MUST GO FORWARD ON OUR MARCH OF TIME. v.-.0 -..- X, - Fixx Q Yiwxxk Xxxax 2 fx ns , ,...--'-M-f 1 Ja QS 1 eadcvza MARY JANE ALLISON Commercial Course Girls Intramurals I,3,4... Girl Reserves 2,3,45 Biology Club 25 Commercial Club 45 Greetings Magazine 4. MARY CATHERINE BITTNER Commercial Course Girl Reserves 3,45 Commercial Club 4 Commercial Magazine 45 Criterion 4 Class Book 45 Art Club 45 Biology Club 2 LURLENE ANTHONY Academic Course Senior Play 45 Criterion 45 Class Book 45 Gfrl Reserves 2,3,45 Latin Cfub 25 French Club 45 Biology Club 25 Physics Club 35 Operetta 2,35 Girls' Intramurals I. DOLORES JEAN BRIGGS Commercial Course Girl Reserves 2,3,45 Gfrls' Intramurals I,2,3,45 Commercial Club 4. NICK BARESKY Academic Course Hi-Y I,2,3,45 Latin Club 25 Physics Club 35 Chemistry 45 Biology Club 25 Class Book 45 Criterion 45 Senior Play 45 Operetta 25 Student Council 4. TWILA BRITTON Commercial Course Intramurals I. WILLIAM BERCHIN Academic Course Latin Club 25 Physics Club 35 Chemistry Club 45 Student Council 45 Band I,25 Orchestra I,25 Hi-Y 3,45 Biology Club 25 Operetta 3. RUBY BRUMBAUGH Commercial Course Commercial Club 45 Class Book 4 Cru terion 45 Commercial Magazine 45 Operetta 35 Student Director of Sr. Play5 Fun Night Committee 4. JOHN BITSKO Commercial Course V. President, Senior Class5 Band 3,45 Orchestra 3,45 Hi-Y 45 Art Club 45 Com- mercial Club 45 Biology Club 25 Sr. Play StaH5 Operetta 25 Student Council 45 Com- mercial Magazine 4. MARY ALICE CANDLER Academic Course Criterion I,2,3,45 Class Book 4 Girl Reserves 2,3,45 Latin Club 25 French Club 4 Biology Club 25 Physics Club 35 Chemistry Club 45 Operetta 2,35 Girls' Intramurals I,2,3,45 Home Room Representative 3 l44l 6086074 CARL CEGLAR Commercial Course Football I,2,3,45 Varsity C President 45 Commercial Club 45 Biology Club 25 Science Club I. FRANK FEIST Practical Arts Course Football l,2,3,45 Basketball I,2,3,45 B2- ology Club 25 Varsity C 2,3,45 Girls' Intramurals Coach 45 Junior Class Vice President5 Home Room Representative 3. FREDA COREY Commercial Course Girl Reserves 3g Commercial Club 45 Class Book 45 Biology Club 25 Fun Night Committee 4. PETE FESOVICH Commercial Course Commercial Club 45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Biology Club 25 Girls' Intramurals Coach 45 Science Club I. JANET CRAIG Commercial Course OLGA FETSIK Commercial Course Girl Reserves 3,45 Band I,25 Girls' Intra- murals l,2,3,45 Biology Club 25 Class Play -Business 4. BETTY JEAN DAVIS Commercial Course Girl Reserves 2,3,45 Biology Club 25 Commercial Club 45 Commercial Magazine 45 Girls' Intramurals 35 Class Secretary l,2,35 Student Council 35 Class Play Com- 45 Girls' Intramurals 35 Class Secretary mittee 45 Office Girl 45 Fun Night Commit- tee 4. ALBERT GABRYSH Academic Course Band l,2,3,45 Orchestra 2,3,45 Biology Club 25 Physics Club 3g Chemistry Club 45 French Club 45 Latin Club 25 Operetta 35 Senior Play 45 Intramurals Ig Criterion 45 Class Book 4. HARRY DORNHEIM Academic Course Hi-Y 2,3,45 Operetta 25 Biology Club 25 Physics Club 35 Class Play-Stage Manager DEAN GILLIN Practical Arts Course Hi-Y. 3,45 Football 2,3545 Varsity C 4. I45l eaiofw' JAYNE GILLIN Commercial Course ELVA NAOMI HARTILL Home Economics Course Dramatics l,2g Girls' Basketball 1,25 BI- ology Club 25 Girl Reserve l,2. DELORES GOSSARD Commercial Course Biology Club 25 Criterion 35 Basketball l,3,45 Girls Reserves 3, Secretary 45 Com- mercial Club 4g Greetings Co-Editor 4. ROY HAUPT Commercial Course Commercial Club 4. DONALD ROBERT GRIFFITH Academic Course Band i,2,4g Operetta 2,35 French Club 4, Latin Club 2, Chemistry Club 45 Physics Club 3, Student Council 3, Biology Club 2. JEAN ANN HUNT Academic Course Band l,2,3g Orchestra 2,35 French Club 4g Latin Club 25 Criterion-Co-Editor 3,4g Girl Reserves 2,3,4g Operetta 2,35 Biology Club 25 Physics Club 3. Class Book 4, GERALDINE HAGERICH Commercial Course DOROTHY E. JACKSON Academic Course Latin Club 2. PETER HART Practical Arts Course Fun Night Committee. MARJORIE JOHNSON Commercial Course Girl Reserves 2,3,4p Commercial Club 4 Biology Club 2. C463 1 Seadafza DOROTHY JONES Home Economics Intramurals 3. AUDREY KNEPPER Commercial Course Operetta 35 Intramurals 2,3,45 Student Council 35 Girl Reserves 3,45 Class Book Stat? 45 Bond l,2,3,45 Commercial Club 45 Biology Club 2. MILAN JURICH Practical Arts Course Hi-Y. 3,4. EVA KOVALCHIK Commercial Course Jr. Girl Reserves 35 Commercial Club 45 R. S. M. Club 45 Class Book Stal? 45 Bi- ology Club 25 Fun Night Committee 4. ROY D. KELLY Practical Arts Course Freshmen Vice President, Hi.-Y. President 3,45 Senior Class President5 Class Book StaFf5 Student Council Chairman 4. ANDY KOZAK Practical Arts Course MARY KEMP Commercial Course Biology Club 25 Girl Reserves 3,45 Com- mercial Club Vice President 4. IRENE KRISKO Commercial Course Girl Reserves l,Q5 Commercial Club 45 Class Book Stat? 45 R, S. M. Club 45 Biology Club 25 Greetings Reporter 4. DOROTHY KOSS Commercial Coures Girl Reserves 3,45 Commercial Club 4. GEORGE KUZMIAK Commercial Course Basketball l,2,3,45 Commercial Club 45 Biology Club 25 Varsity C Vice President 45 Home Room Representative 45 Science Club lg Student Mgr., Football i,2,35 Glrls' Intramurals Coach 4. l47l Qtr Bw 'Q '-Q 't embed STELLA LAWERICK Commercial Course Biology Club 25 Girl Reserves 3,45 Art Club Secretar 4- R, S. M, Club Secretar Y I Y 45 Commercial Club Business Manager 45 Cheer Leader l,2,3,4. IRENE MAKUCHAN Commercial Course Girl Reserves 45 Biology Club mercial Club 4. KATHLEEN LEGO Academic Course Criterion 45 Class Book 45 Girl Reserves 2,3545 Latin Club 25 French Club 45 Bioiogy Club 25 Physics Club 35 Chemistry Club 45 Girls lntramurals l,2. IRENE MALINICH Commercial Course Girl Reserves 2,45 Biology Club mercial Club 45 Operetta 2. HAROLD EUGENE LYDIC Practical Arts Course Hi-Y. 45 Class Intramural 2,35 Stage Crew Senior Play 45 Stage for Operetta 35 Bi- ology Club 25 Science Club l. CATHERINE MARKLEY Commercial Course 25 Com 25 COTTT Operetta 2,35 Intramurals l,2,3,45 Home Room Representative 35 Girl Reserves 3,4 Class Book Staft 45 Band 3,45 Treasurer 4 Commercial Club 45 Criterion Staff 45 Bi ology Club 2. RODGER MACKEL Practical Arts Course SHIRLEY MARSH Commercial Course Intramurals l,2,3,45 Band l,2,3,45 Biology Club 25 Operetta 2,35 Class Secretary 4 Girl Reserves 3,45 Commercial Club 4. HELEN MAKUCHAN Commercial Course Biology Club 25 Commercial Club 4. IRENE MARUHNICH Commercial Course Biology Club 25 Operetta 25 Girl Re serves 35 Cast Senior Play5 R. S. M. Club 45 Commercial Club 4. l 48 l endow THEODORE MATELESKA Academic Course Football l,2,3,45 Varsity C 3,45 Orches- tra lg Basketball Manager 2,35 Physics Club 35 Biology Club 25 Chemistry Club 45 Senior Play 45 Criterion Stal? 45 Class Book 4. ANN PACKECH Academic Course Criterion 45 Class Book 45 Girl Reserves 3,45 Latin Club 25 Biology Club 2 Physics Club 35 Operetta I. BETTY MATEYKO Academic Course Latin Club 25 French Club President 45 Biology Club 25 Girl Reserves 25 V. Presi- dent 35 President 45 Physics Club 35 Secre- tary Treasurer5 Operetta 2,35 Senior Play 45 Girls' Intramurals l,2,3,45 Criterion 45 Class Book 4. THOMAS PANCHISIN Commercial Course Football 3,45 Hi-Y. I,2,3,45 R. S. M. Club 45 Varsity C 45 Camera Club 45 Class Intramurals lg Class Representative 3. ELIZABETH MATSON Commercial Course OLGA PAPAILA Academic Course Latin Club 25 Biology Club 25 Girl Re- serves 3,45 Physics Club 35 Chemistry Club 45 Art Club 45 Criterion 45 Class Book 45 Operetta Scenery Artist 2,35 Senior Play Scenery Artist 45 Home Room Representa- tive 3g Fun Night Committee 4. DOLORES MILLER Academic Course French Club 4, Latin Club 2, Chemistry Club 4. FRANCIS PARKS Commercial Course I-li Y. l,2,3,4, Band 4, Class Intramurals lj Retail Selling Club 45 Camera Club 4. CECIL NOWACKI Commercial Course Biology Club 25 Commercial Club 45 Head Typist for Criterion5 Head Typist tor Class Book. MARY PAZIAK Commercial Course Commercial Club 4. f 49 I 6146044 JULIA PETRISKA Commercial Course Biology Club 2, Commercial Club 4. IRENE MARGARET PODOLETZ Commercial Course Biology Club 2, Girl Reserves 2,3,4, Commercial Club 4, Intramurals I,2,3,4, Criterion 4, Class Book 4. MARY PETRISKA Home Economics Course Biology Club 2, Committee Senior Play. STEPHEN POPP Commercial Course Band l,2,3,4 Vice President, Hi-Y. Presi- dent l,2, Vice Presdent 3,4, R. S. M. Club 4 President, Criterion I,2,4, Camera Club 4, Class Book 4, Class Intramurals I, Orchestra 2, Operetta 23, Senior Play, Class Representative 2, Fun Night Com- mittee 4. LOIS PEYTON Academic Course Dramatics 2, Physics Club 3, Chemistry Club 4, Biology Club 2, Latin Club 2, Senior Play, Band 4, Operetta 3, Girl Reserves I. MARGARET PRISTAS Commercial Course Commercial Club 4, Criterion EMMA LOUISE PINGATORE Commercial Course Criterion Typist 4, Class Book Typist 4, Commercial Club Treasurer 4, Intramurals l,2,3,4, Home Room Representative 4, Bi- ology Club 2. Staff 3,4. ROBERT REESE Commercial Course J. V. Basketball I, Science Club l, Biology Club 2, Band I,2,3,4, Drum Major 4, Orchestra l,2,3,4 lStudent Director, Operetta 3, Business Manager Senior Play 4, Jr. Class President 3, Hi-Y. I,2,3,4, Commercial Club 4, Co-Editor ot Greet- ings 4, Fun Night Committee 4. ELAINE DOROTHY PLACKY Commercial Course Dramatics 3,4, Science Club I, Com- mercial Club 4, R. S. M. Club Treasurer 4, Fun Night Committee 4, Girl Reserves 4, Intramurals l,2,3,4, Biology Club 2, Greet- ings Reporter 4. CRAMER RIBLETT Academic Course Criterion 3,4, Biology Club 2, Operetta 2,3, Art Club 4, Chemistry Club 4, Band 2,3,4, Physics Club 3, Senior Play, l-li-Y. I,2,3,4, Dramatics 3,4, Camera Club 4. l50l 60250124 BILLIE LOU RIDDELL Home Economics Course Drum Maiorette, Band 3,45 Biology Club 2 Presidentg Girl Reserves 2,3,45 Senior Play, Operetta l,2,3g Fun Night Committee 4. MELBA SHELDON Commercial Course Criterion Staff 4, Class Book Commercial Club 4. ROBERT C. ROGERS Academic Course Hi-Y. I,2,3,4, Chemistry Club 4, Art Club 4g Intramurals 'lj Camera Club 4. Statt 4 OLGA SLOBODZIAN Academic Course Latin Club 2, French Club 45 Biology Club Vice President 2g Physics Club 35 Chemistry Club 4: Operetta 2,3y Senior Playg Girl Reserves 3,45 Criterion 4, Class Book 45 Girls' Intramurals I. DONALD RUDGE Academic Course Latin Club l,2, Hi-Y. I,2,3,45 Operetta 3j Physics Club 35 Manager Basketball 3,4g Chemistry Club 45 Fun Night Committee 4. ELLSWORTH R. SMITH Commercial Course MARGARET RUDGE Commercial Course Girl Reserves 3,45 Commercial Club 45 R. S. M. Club 4g Operetta Qp Biology Club 25 Fun Night Committee 4. LORRAINE SNIDER Commercial Course Biology Club Secretary Qi R. S. M. Club 45 Senior Play Committee, Commercial Club 4. HELEN SALEM Commercial Course Girl Reserves l,2,3,4g Science Club lg Intramurals l,2,3,4g Operetta l,2,3g Girls' Chorus I,2,3,4g Biology Club 2, Criterion Stott Advertising Manager 2,3,4, Band Drum Maiorette 3,45 Senior Class Play, Commercial Club President 45 Class Book Advertising lvlanagerg Fun Night Committee 4. DAVID SPANOGLE Academic Course Hi-Y. I,2,3,4. C517 Seaiow MARGARET STAMBAUGH Commercial Course Science Club l, Biology Club 2, Com- mercial Club 4, R. S. Nl. Club 4, Girl Re- serves 4, Intramurals l,2,3,4, Reporter on Greetings 4. CHARLES TUMOSKY Practical Arts Course Football 3,4, Basketball l,2,3,4, Varsity C 2,3,4, Senior Class Treasurer, Biology Club 2, Criterion 4, Class Book Staff, Girls Intramurals Coach. MARY STARCHAK Commercial Course Intramurals l,2,3,4, Girl Reserves 4, R. S. M. Club 4, Commercial Club 4, Biology Club 2, Advertising Committee 4, Science Club l, Greetings Reporter 4. ERLINE WATTS Commercial Course Basketball l, Criterion 4, Class Book 4 Commercial Club 4. PETER STEHNACH Academic Course Hi-Y. l,3,4, Latin Club 2, Biology Club 2, Physics Club 3, Operetta 3, Chemistry Club 4. FRANK KOVAL Practical Arts Course Hi-Y. l. EMILY SWETE Commercial Course Intramurals l, Band l,2,3,4, Home Roorn Representative 2, Commercial Club 4, Bi- ology Club 2. PAUL MAKUCHAN Practical Arts Course Football 2,3, Basketball 2, Varsity 3, 4, Art Club 4. JOSEPH TROHANOWSKY Academic Course Latin Club 3, Senior Play, Physics Club 3, Chemistry Club 4, Student Council 4, Hi-Y. l,2,3,4, Operetta 3, Class Book Staft, Biology Club 2. i52l IIC eadafz M444 Offdcma OFFICERS President Roy Kelly Vice President Jglm Bitgkg Secretary Shirley Marsh Treasurer Charles Tumosky COMMITTEE Stella Lavverick Emma Pingatore George Kuzmialc Olga Papaila Williartt Bercltin Lurlene Anthony bequeaths her letter-writing ability to Selena J. McGuire. Olga Papaila wills her trip to the postotfice to her sister, Pearl. Ted Mateleska leaves his aching back to Jack Pender. Kay Lego gives her lost love to anyone who has patience and warm blood. Delores Miller bequeaths her walk up Rose Hill to Jim Kimmel. Tess Peyton wills her slimness to anyone who can refuse Nick's temptations. Olga Slobodzian leaves her remarks in class to any- one who has nerve enough to make them. Jean Ann Hunt donates her smallness to Babs Fedornock. Bea wills her walks to her grandmother's to all sports' fans. Betty Mateyko leaves her black hair to Margie Holtz. Stella Lawerick leaves her cheerleading to Bob Fetterman. Peg Rudge bequeaths her ability to sing to Dee Commers. Irene Maruhnich leaves her dramatic roles to Olga Roman. Elaine Placky wills her wonderful school days to her sister, Joanne. Nick Baresky, Joe Trohanowsky, and Willy Berchin bequeath their ability to keep quiet and study to Al Al Gabrysh wills his nickname to Edmund Tyburski. Salem and Joe Malenich. Bob Griffith leaves the first floor to all new couples. Mary Jane Allison wills her piano playing to Shirley Keiper. John Bitsko gives his good behavior to Joe Malenich. Mary C. Bittner leaves her art ability to Ken Gossard. 7066! Jean Briggs donates her blonde hair to Charley Mateyko. Twila Britton leaves her short skirts to Betty Erwin. Ruby Brumbaugh wills her P. O. D. class to Gutch Beyrooty. Janet Craig bequeaths her knitting ability to Phyllis Funk. Betty Davis donates her super abundance of credits to Sam Vranish. Jayne Gillen and Geraldine Hagerich will their private conversations to anyone who have love affairs. Dolores Gossard gives her curly hair to Dolores Younkin. Raymond Haupt devises his carving ability to Paul Lego. Mariorie Johnson leaves her quietness to her brother, Delbert. Mary Kemp gives her love for Perry Como to all swooners. Audrey Knepper leaves her band uniform to anyone Dot Koss transfers her bangs to Audrey Miller. George Kuzmiak gives his basketball ability to Mary Alice Wissinger. Helen Makuchan leaves her fighting in classes to Pearl Adams. Irene Makuchan wills her ability to study to Sophie Ziemba. lrene Malinich leaves her stature to Helen Cooper. Kay Markley wills her ability to make couples to anyone who can play Cupid. Shirley Mash leaves her likeness for blondes to anyone who can catch one. Elizabeth Matson wills her leg make-up to anyone who an put it on evenly. Cecilia Nowacki wills her typing ability to Elsie Grivensky. C547 63444 7066! Mary Paziak leaves her lipstick to Bobbie Ribblett. Julia Petriska gives her gathered skirts to Doris Ribblett. Emma Pingatore donates her black hair to Dorothy Pristos. Irene Podoletz leaves her becoming eyes to Bill Millward. Margaret Pristas wills her daily run to school to her brother, Rudy. Bob Reese gives his love for being in class at all times to John Matala. Helen Salem bequeaths her Criterion work to George Buriak. Melba Sheldon leaves her fast talking to Virginia Parko. Ellsworth Smith leaves his modesty and bashfulness to Fred McLoota. Emily Swete gives her curly hair to Wade Sense- baugh. Erline Watts wills her singing ability to her sister, Edith. Paul Makuchan leaves his bashfulness to Bob Pack- ech. Mary Alice Candler wills her gift of gab to Paul Yewcic. Don Rudge donates his love songs to Bud Markley. David Spanogle bequeaths his interest in history conversation to Arlo Knepper. Cramer Riblett leaves his tardiness to anyone with an extra loud alarm clock. Harry Dornheim leaves his physique to Paul Hager- ich. Lorraine Snider bequeaths her trip to Cumberland to anyone who has time to play hookey, has enough money, and of course, a man. Olga Fetsik wills her dancing ability to her sister, Patsy. Skunda wills flirting ability to Edmund Tyburski. Mooney donates his good luck for not walking to school to his sister, Babe. Dean Gillen leaves his fancy dancing to Andrew Zapola. Billie Lou Riddell wills her love for sailors to Jean Wainwright. Steve Popp wills his laugh to anyone who can do it. Roy Brady donates his quietness to Storkey Janezic. Frank Feist bequeaths his phone number and dates to Bud Ford. Pete Hart leaves his corney iokes to anyone who lives in the country. Milan Jurich leaves his alertness in basketball to Paul Gingrich, Roy Kelly donates his wavy black hair to Don Eichenser. Frank Koval bequeaths his pre-flight class to Bob Pender. Andy Kozak wills his railroad iob to Walter Motak. Harold Lydic gives some of his tallness to his brother, Carrot-Top. Roger Mackel bequeaths everything but his ambitions to lmogene Keiper. Francis Parks wills his love letters to a new senior Casanova. Freda Corey bequeaths her secretarial ability to her sister, Lottie. Elva Hartill wills her wavy hair to Joanne Davis. Dorothy Jones leaves her basketball ability to her sister, Margaret. Eva Kovalchik bequeaths her bookkeeping to Jean McDonald. Irene Krisko wills her throaty voice to Blodwyn Leidy. Mary Petriska donates her dancing ability to Joe Feist. Margaret Stambaugh bequeaths her wad of chewing gum to anyone who can crack it. Mary Starchak leaves her tallness to Arvona Co- baugh. Bob Rogers wills his ability to learn Latin to Al Salem. ' Carl Ceglar leaves his atomic energy to Fred Wright. Pete Fesovich wills his corny iokes to Al Mesaros. Pete Stehnach bequeaths his shortness to Ray Grove. Dot Jackson wills her jitterbugging to Bill Moore, 4553 PWM . During the year 1950 Freda 5 Corey and I visited a famous V, fortune teller in Spain. Her . . name was Madame Zo-anee. As we entered her dimly lighted Q? u Al I y studio, a sense of mystery en- R ' 1 Q gulfed us. ln a daze we seated .. ourselves on a comfortable sofa. The curtains at the opposite side of the room parted and an old woman dressed in a Gypsy cos- tume appeared. In a low voice ftlllftllllillllllllu she introduced herself as Ma- dame Zo-anee. After the proper formalities were over, Freda and I made known the purpose of our visit, which was to learn the fate of our T946 classmates. Madame Zo-anee bade us to sit at the table on which her crystal ball rested. Then she seated herself across from us and we gazed into the crystal ball. As the mist clears l see two nurses walking down a hospital corridor. I exclaim, Why that's Lois Peyton and Kathleen Lego. Madame Zo-anee told us they are working at the Bellevue Hospital in New York. The scene changes and we see a huge stage on which a line of chorus girls are dancing. Freda and I see Jean Briggs, Irene Podoletz, Dorothy Koss and Helen Salem among the girls. The feature male dancer is Cramer Riblett. The music for the dance is provided by William Berchin and his Hepcats, with Pete Fesovich and Margaret Rudge as featured vocalists. Carl Ceglar, who is also in the orchestra is the tuba player and the pianist is John Bitsko. Now we see a passenger plane fiying on its route to Paris. The pilot is Nick Baresky and Roy Brady is co-pilot. Mary Starchak and Elaine Placky are the stewardesses. On the same plane we see a happy couple, Ted Mateleska and Audrey Knep- per, who are on their honeymoon. We now see the political world. David Spanogle is the minister of propaganda and his assistants are Albert Gabrysh, Raymond Haupt and Pete Hart. Roy Kelly and Joe Trohanowsky are secret agents. Their secretaries are Cecilia Nowacki and Mary Jane Allison. Milan Jurich, Harry Dornheim and Don Rudge run the elevators in the building where these men have their offices. A brighter picture appears on the crystal ball. We see a beauty contest taking place. The local contestants are Lurlene Anthony, Mary Alice Candler, Betty Davis, Lorraine Snider, Olga Fetsik, Stella Lawerick, Betty Mateyko and Ruby Brumbaugh. The iudges are Frank Feist, Dean Gillen and Bob Griffith. Swimming in the near-by ocean are the well-known swimming champions. Mary Catherine Bittner, Jayne Gillen and 'Geraldine Hagerich. Serv- ing as life guards at the some beach are Andy Kozak, Charles Tumosky and Harold Lydic. Photo- graphers can be seen swarming the beach for pin-up girls. We recognize four of the photograph- ers as Frank Koval, George Kuzmiak, Roger Mackal and Paul Makuchan. They succeed in taking pic- tures of Melba Sheldon, Ann Packech, Julia Petriska and Twila Britton. Another scene comes into view. Freda and I gasp with wonder at the beautiful iungle scene. I56l 044477 Six hunters are approaching and as I gaze I notice the faces of Tom Panchisin, Steve Popp, Francis Parks, Robert Reese, Robert Rogers and Ells- worth Smith. Madame Zo-anee remarked, They are hunting for elephants and other jungle animals. Olga Papaila is in the vicinity painting a scene. She is now one of our well known artists. Next we see a street scene. Elva Hartill is going for a stroll with her favorite beau. We also see Erline Watts and Dorothy Jackson on their way to work. They are co-owners of a beauty salon. Dorothy Jones is their head operator. The picture changes and a roller skating rink comes into view. We see Mary Kemp, and Delores Gossard demonstrating their skill to a huge audience. Janet Craig, Marjorie Johnson and Jean Ann Hunt sell tickets at the box office. Irene Malenich is publicity agent for Mary and Dolores. Now the educational world comes into the pic- ture. At the University of Pittsburgh Catherine Markley, Shirley Marsh and Helen Makuchan are students of law. Irene Maruhnich is studying to become a doctor. Elizabeth Matson is gym instructor of the university. Working in a near-by cafeteria we see the familiar faces of Emma Pingatore, Olga Slobodzian and Margaret Stambaugh. Mary Poziak is the owner of the cafeteria and Billie Lou Riddell is the manager. The next scene is in Massachusetts. Irene Krisko is canoeing on o lake with a handsome young man. Mary Petriska, Margaret Pristas, and Emily Swete are lying on the beach. Madame Zo-anee spoke The next scene you see will be the last. A book appears on the crystal, The Eighth Cross writen by Eva Kovalchik and Freda Corey. Q tfi lu J Na 'ttf fi'-X gyggrtl f 557 iss. ggi. at 'V' 7 'JJ 1 V -1 Q xU' l57l H6444 Wlfdldfty Four years ago in the latter part of August, the Seniors of i945-46 began their freshman year of school. After the excitement of being high school students wore off, the class settled down and elected their officers. The students chosen to get them off to a good start were, Curtis Hamel, President, Roy Kelly, Vice President, Betty Davis, Secretary, and Olga Fetsik, Treasurer. The main accomplish- ment in the first year was getting acquainted with the out-of-town students. After three months vacation the former freshmen returned to school. The officers for the sophomore year were: Glen Lewis, President, Clarence Ickes, Vice President, Betty Davis, Secretary and Jean Ann Hunt, Treasurer. In sophomore English the students wrote their autobiographies. As iuniors the pupils were coming nearer to their goal. The officers were, Bob Reese, President, Frank Feist, Vice President, Betty Davis, Secretary and Ted Mateleska, Treasurer. The iuniors were very busy with school activities. Dances and skating parties were held. The iuniors also sold magazine subscriptions. Their hard work was rewarded by a successful prom at the Masonic Temple. The students' ambitions to be seniors were finally achieved, and it was a ioyous return to school for them in the fall of 1945. The officers elected for the last year in high school were, Roy Kelly, President, John Bitsko, Vive President, Shirley Marsh, Secretary and Charles Tumosky, Treasurer. All during the school term, the seniors could be seen hustling along the halls and calling meetings con- cerning their class book and class rings. They ordered their namecards quite early and succeeded in creating a state of confusion in the school for weeks afterward. The seniors were happy to occupy the front seats in the auditorium. The annual trip to Ebensburg was the cause of much planning and excitement. The main event for the seniors was the class play. Huckleberry Finn by Samuel Clemens, The play was directed by Miss Martin. The students with dramatic ability were chosen for the casts. The play was a success and a fair profit was made. As graduation approaches the seniors look for- ward to it with mingled ioy and regret. They are now ready to face life by following their various careers. Their happy and profitable school days are almost ended. fi g .ff P I .fl vt't'rl : I '1' 'fit .is sw vlfr fig? PM' l 5 8 l NWN 59 Q OFFICERS President , John Ribblett Vice President ,Y,, Barbara Fedornock Secretary , Gwen Teeter Treasurer , Lottie Corey COMMITTEE Romayne Clawson John Matala Donald Rummel Walter Motalc Mary Agnes Schilling Junior Class activities began early in anticipation ot the one big event of the year, the Junior-Senior Prom. The usual activities include magazine sales, skating parties, dances and bake sales. Careful planning and cooperation by officers and committee with the class and teacher advisors is a positive necessity for a successful program by the Junior Class. We have had unusual success this past year. i6O'i FRONT ROW-IL. to R.i-Wal- ter Motak, Harold Parks, David Smith, Julia Churilla, Romayne Clawson, Ellen Brennan, Irene Amigh, Margaret Jones, John Malinich, Robert Burkhart, Ray silk. SECOND ROW-John Griffith. John Volk, Donald Eichenser Robert Fetterman, Ronald Bey footy, Albert Partsch, Thomas Conrad, Andy Bucior, Dillor' Wilson. THIRD ROW--John Ribblett Fred Agey, Leonard Grasser Paul Dikum, Mike Glowa, James Henry, William Millard, Steve DeRubis. FRONT ROW IL. to R.tfMi- lan Buchan, Virginia Parlco Irene Cveikus, Betty Erwin, Elaine Susko, Clyde Goughnour, Mary Colbert, Imogene Keiper Mary Agnes Schilling, Marie Fe dak, William Lucas. SECOND ROW-Barbara Fe- dornock, Helen Cooper, Olga Roman, Roberta Riblett, Selena McGuire. THIRD ROW-Alexander Sa- lern, Jack Pender, Herbert Sa lem, Weldon Cobaugh, William Fulton, Donald Rummel, William Allison, Robert Pender, Samuel Vranish, Gene Rorabaugh, George Buriak, Joseph Feist. FRONT ROW IL, to Rf-Eva Dulalr, Olga Yuhas, Mary Du- bay, Helen Giurich, Betty Shan- Clrowsky, Florence Stanislawczyk Cecilia Woinarowsky, Dorothy Orletslcy, Betty Meredith, De- lores Vann, Gwen Teeter. SECOND ROW-Stella Korcel, Elsie Grivenslcy, Margie Ocipa, Marion Rickabaugh, Jean Wain wright, Lois Wertz, Josephine Gabrysh, Beatrice Woolf, Stella Waligore, Valerin Stanislawczyk, Bertha Miclcens. THIRD ROW-Albert Koval, Fred Wright, John Matala, Boyd Stevens. 66444 5 'ze M444 OFFICERS Presdent Frank Gomullca Vice President Paul Lego Secretary Barbara Labik Treasurer Pearl Adams COMMITTEE Irene Nagg Robert Miller Helen Gelles l Fred !VlCI.oota During the hrst month ol school The Sophomore class held ci vvener roast at Wissingcr's. The weather was not favorable so the few who came enioyed an evening ol lun in the house. ln anticipation ol events in our Junior year, a meeting was held to discuss Ways and means of raising money. Dues of ten cents a month tor each Sophomore was decided upon. l 62 3 FRONT ROW lL. to R,i-Blod- wyn Leidy, Dorothy Schmidt, Barbara Labilc, Geneva Moore, Lillian Slobodzian, Irene Nagg, Marlyn Myers, Joan Davis, Shir- ley Keiper, Mary Kormanik, Bar- bara Miller. SECOND ROWfPaul Yewcic, Herbert Thompson, William Moore, Mary Alice Wissinger, Delores Younkin, Doris Gingrich, Evelyn Simmons, Delores Kallin- ick, James Hoy, Thomas Krupa, Charles Mateyko, Edward Standa, Earl Svoboda. THIRD ROW - Raymond Schmidt, Walter Janiczek, Daniel Yasko, Stanley Janiec, Kenneth Gossard, Jack Dean, Jack Rib- Iett, Charles Pristas, Paul Lego, Andy Zapola, Alex Mesaros, John Smoter. FRONT ROW IL, to RJ-Urla Howie, Emma DeRubis, Irene Kassick, Pearl Adams, Yolanda Pingatore, Hazel Britton, Marie Daley, Julia Kuzmiak, Helen Devich, Elsie Stinich, Helen Stani slawczylc. SECOND ROW--Virginia Kris- Ico, Anne Zadarla, Alice Page, Joan Erwin, Audrey Miller, Dorothy Piechnik, Theresa Ka- bal, Margaret Cernetich, Marga- ret Holtz, Pearl Pekera, Doro- thy Panchisin, Myrl Sponogle, Nancy Grove. THIRD ROW-Michael Goresh, Nicholas Stehnach, Paul Burke, Fred McLoota, Richard Dively, Nancy Margetan, Eleanor Schmidt, Mary Kepple, Sara Beth Graw, James Simmons, Ea, ward Letchworth, Delbert John- son, Frank Gomulka, Charles Carl. FRONT ROW lL. to R.F-WiI- liain Coolbaugh, Leonard Van' troba, Charles Faight, Silas Moses, Helen Gelles, Nile Parks Arvona Cobaugh, Herbert Brick- ner, ClifTord Saintz, Duane Fresh, Stanton Iclces, SECOND ROW---Helen Tala- bovich, Sophie Ziemba, Martha Wrywas, Leora Brown, Jean Chanonich, Leona Croyle, Edith Watts, Rose Hale, Evelyn Gil! Icspie. THIRD ROWfPete Adams, Thomas Mickens, Walter Kisslak, Robert Miller, Robert Ziemba, James Campbell. M44 Qzecimcm OFFICERS Donald Leidy President Ann Pencola Vice President Betty Stermec Secretary Olga Pingatore Treasurer COMMITTEE Lenora Podgorney Robert Lydic Patricia Chockran Wade Sensabaugh Joseph Hadari Ann Slobozian lt was the first day ot school and the halls were jammed with l22 bewildered freshmen. The first social event ot the year was a wiener roast at Feist's farm on October 4th, Later in the month we enioyed a Halloween party in the gym. December the l9th was a very cold day but it didn't stop any ot the freshmen pupils who were going to the skating party at Skateland. Having such an enjoyable time, we decided upon having a Valentine Party in February. A wiener roast is now being planned for May and another year of work and recreation is anticipated. i643 FRONT ROW IL. to RJ--June Croyle, Shirley Gaughnour, Doro- thy Kassick, Betty Glowa, Mar- garet Dubay, Magdalene Kuz- miak. Ellen Kosty, Elizabeth Pe, triska, Irene Bilak, Olga Kosty, Janetta Pender, Vivian Smith, Olga Pingatore, Irene Mesaros. SECOND ROVV --Donald LeiCly, Elaine Dolgas, Lois Faight, Anna Pencola, Betty McCarty, Betty Yuhas, Margaret Finan, Shirley Kesler, Audrey Dively, Arlene Parks, Virginia Popovnak, Ruth Aughinbauqh, Virginia Volchan sky. THIRD ROW William Cold! well, William Hoy, Jay Law, Mary Kubis, Josephine Berzinsky, Pauline Johnson, Carrie Moore, Patty Rogers, Elizabeth Watts, Betty Sterrnec, Dorothy Roman- chak, Anna Slobodzian, Rita Woolf, June Wainwright, Andy Koval, Robert Eichenser, Robert Lydic. FRONT ROVV IL. to Rx Gloria Pringle, Jean Hunt, June Spano- vich, Dorothy Koreltz, Theresn Motak, Julia Janiczek, Delores Thomas, Martha Mindala, Stella Kosiorek, Frances Regula, Betty Rish. SECOND ROW V Ernest Haupt, Lenora Bittner, Audrey Henry, Grace Boyer, Delores Gillin, Theresa Polnorski, Virginia Brezo- vec, Rose Bitsko, Barbara Hrbor- ik, Virginia Rolish, Irene Gri- vensky, Betty Stevens, Leona Poclgorncy, Daniel Ribleft. THIRD Rf,fVV-Thomas Jenk- ins, John Kimmel, Charles Litz- inger, Joseph Yavorsky, Paul Yakulik, Edmond Tybuiski, Ray Grove, Joseph Hadari' Michael Starchok, Ralph Schmidt, Fred Grove, Dale Stevens, Ronald Boring, Harold Markley, Arlo Knepper, William Jones, Theron Bross. FRONT ROW IL. to R.i--Phyl- Iis Funk, Doris Ribblett, Betty Baresky, Betty Gelles, Joan Rog- ers, Patricia Chockran, Dolores Cammers, Twila Wright, Joanne Alberter, Mary Dikum, Betty Jane Hall, Alice Shuman, Jane Carl, Marlene Erwin. SECOND ROW-Miss McHen- ry, Daniel Berchin, Paul Gelles, William Bilski, Paul Oleksa, Do- lores Ochenrider, Hazel Gough- nour, Betty Stittler, Joanne Lyth- goe, Paul Sewak, Thomas Feist, Louis Rovansek, George Salem. THIRD ROW-Rudy Pristas, Raman Kubis, Paul Gingrich, Andy Bereznak, Ronald Hill. 'zeahnea Zhu 165i Qmde OFFICERS President Michael Molxuchan Vice President Glenn FalQIII Secretary Louis Salem Treasurer Ruth Pingatore FRONT ROW II. to R.i-Vic- toria Bucior, Alice Hughes, Olga Matala, Margaret Makuchan, Janet Myers, Delores Krupo, Corrine Jones, Donna Clark, Zella Corey, Isabel Bross, Betty Glurich. SECOND ROW--Robert Grah- am, Donald Cobaugh, Ronald Howie, Carol Leidy, Helen Cun- ningham, Margaret Angus, Ed- ward Bank, Robert Ceransky, Kenneth Johnson. THIRD ROW eI.ewis Kovalchik, Glenn Faight, Michael Mokuch- an, Charles Danaslco, James Martin, Nicholas Jurich, John Mirkens, Richard Hendrick, Mi- chael Hamula, Michael Buriak. FRONT ROW il., 10 R.i-JO- rinne Reese, Betty Roman, Mar- garet Pyptyk, Catherine Nag- ront, Florence Niepoky, Ruth Pingatore, Louise Salem, Elea- nor Spirlcrr, Angeline Pingatore, Geraldine Williams, Stella Walaszcylc. SECOND ROW-Thomas Tro- hanowslcy, Richard Ondick, Thomas Woall, Milan Vranish, Paul Pasvrba, Blaine Warner. Michael Palso. THIRD ROW-Edward Pristas, Robert Woloschuk, Paul Roman- Ino, John Stinich, Bernard Schil- ling, John Zema, James Salem. George Slavich, Donald Woom- cr, Richard Segar, Rufus White, Methody Trohanowslry, Thomas Yewcic. I66l Qfzcwle OFFICERS President Lloyd Hawk Secretary Irene Chanonich Vice President Pearl Papaila Treasurer Theresa Fedornock FRONT ROW lL. to RJ-Helen Spirko, Sarah Taylor, Gertrude Rishell, Mary Taylor, Phyllis Wentz, Kay Reighard, Edward Salem, Shirley Stifller, Gloria Ulle, Jennie Ramirez, Janet Speiglehalter, Harriet What- more, Martha Zadik. BACK ROW-Dean Rudge, Richard Thompson, Samuel Sny- der, Dorothy Yuntz, Nicholas Waytovech, Sally Ulle, Ralph Wright, Gerald Seger, Steven Stehnach. FRONT ROW lLi to RJ--Pearl Papaila, Dolores Mateyko, Eliza- beth Manculich, Arlene Lydic, Janet Mutch, Mildred Jurich, Joan Petrucick, 'Betty Kissell, Eleanor Mitroka, Anna Kovol- chik, Jaan Mical, SECOND ROWfStanley Nie- poky, James Popovnok, Steven Paserba, George Mulkey, Benici- min Moore, Sylvia Jenkins, Claudia Jones, Eugene Pazin, George Kalinyak, Nicholas Man- driclc, George Mical, Robert Mc- Carty. BACK ROWeFred Moses, Charles Matson, Jack Meredity, Joseph Mutch. FRONT ROW lL. to RJ-Doris Dull, Theresa Fedornoclc, Robert Gclles, Donald Furman, Paul Bitsko, Edward Dikum, Thomas Gomulka, Thomas Bonk, De- wayne Berkey, Audrey Dillon, Irene Chanonich, SECOND ROW-Anna Mae Hill, Patricia Fetsilc, Ellen Gor- don, Dolores Hildebrand, Shir- ley Bittner. THIRD ROWvJohn Hawk, Russell Grosser, George Charles, Paul Bilak, Walter Gray, Lloyd Hawk, McKinley Jenkins, John Gordon, Gene Faight, Robert Fisher, Walter Brazil. 67 ,i Wim, 0 , Wine? 65444 af 7945 Darothy Allison-Memorial Hospital Hazel Allison-Nursing, Philadelphia Margaret Appley-Waolworth's Dorothy Aurandt-Leckey's Garage Mary Bankowsky-Woolworth's Dolores Bartol-Baltimore Peggy Baumgardner-Hammond's Beauty School Catherine Bennett-At home Louella Bennett-Married Irene Birk-Litenberger's Gladys Bank-McCrory's Catherine Burials-At home Louise Craig-Baltimore Janet Daniels-At home Pauline Davis-Windber Hospital Lois Ford-At home Emma Funk-Memorial Hospital Dorothy Giles-At home Anna Glowa-Hammond's Beauty School Charlotte Golden-Indiana State Teachers College Thelma Gossard-Hammond's Beauty School Syvilla Goughnour-Miller's Dairy Sue Graham-Washington Shirlea Haughawout-Swanks' Olga Hadzinski-Moved to Ohio Stella Heinar-At home Phyllis Hoffman-Miller's Dairy Dorothy Kalinyak-Nursing Dorothy Kolar-Penn Traffic Mary Lucas-Waligore's Pauline Lucas-Telephone Co. 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WE WELCOME THE OPPORTUNITY TO BE OF SER YOU. - I oo I n I n I oo I o I I oo I N I oo I so I N I oo I u I o I fa I oo I so I I g 1 so ' AND A I N I no I N I so I I on I oo I 0 I so I no A I n I - o I Q I I no I oo I oo I N I no I I I I I n I n I oo I n cezecimm new I74I 46 VICE TO IXIXUXUXIXIXIXUXUXUX X X X so I I no I oo I oo I oo I no I o I o I oo I so I n I o I o I oo I of I oo I Q I o I o I I N I oo I Compliments 0 the FRATERNAL QRDER AERIE o 1811 FACTS ABOUT THE F. . . Organized Feb. 6 1898. Has more than 1 225 subordinate units or Aeries. Has more than 1 O00 000 members. Is confined to the Caucasian race. Covers U. S. Canada and Insular Possessions. ls nonsectarian and nonpartisan. ' Has assets of more than S57,000,000.00. Minimum membership age is 18. Average dues are 512.00 per year, payable annually, semi-annually or quarterly. IXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXI2IXI2IXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXI IXIXI IXI I I I I I I I IXIXIXIXI!IXIXIXIXIXIXI2IXITIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXI I I , Q. 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KFTO give you fair and courteous treat- ment always. UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK IN JOHNSTOWN, PENNA. Compliments of WINSKI'S MARKET 'II7 Jackson Street Conemaugh, Pa 34 Du Pont Place Johnstown, Pa. MEAT GROCERIES and PRODUCE QUALITY BEEF AT ALL TIMES COMPLIMENTS OF MRS. MARY THOMAS ldy s Service Statlon GEO. A. LEIDY Prop. GAS-OIL and GENERAL REPAIRING as or coal fired steel furnaces. --FREE ESTIMATES-- Conemaugh, Pa. R. D. 'I Phone 92-211 M , I I 'k We also have a complete line of modern 9 X X XIXUXIXIZIXUXIXIZIZIZIXIXI IZIXIXIXIXIXIXI2I2IXIXIXIXIZIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIUXIXIXIX H775 M D REYNOLDS RIBBLETT TYPEWRITER SERVICE--ROYAL AGENT Guaranteed Service GAS OIL and GROCERIES At Hedricks ..... Phone 57-86 All Make Machines RIBBONS CARBONS 437 Lincoln Street Johnstown, Pa N . 1 Conemaugh Pa. phone 55,151 Harold 0 Weaver TRADING AS PRlS'l'OW'S SUPER MARKET 'lr BEST WISHES TO CLASS OF 1946 'A' Phone 73-511 55 Main Street CONEMAUGH, PA. xxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxzxx x12x-2-x-x-x-x-x-x-2-x-x-nxx x 1 C I I l'l I R. D. o , I XXXXXXXXXZXXXZ XX!!! XX!!! 2!l.lXl!l2lXl!lZlX.XXXXXXS XXX X XXXXSXXXXZ 1781 ' V 3 Y I I I I I I I ' ' I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ' RWEMSMUNO ' I 3 I I I 1 I I I 1 I ' ' f I I no I I I I I I - I I I I I I I I ' 'k ' I 5 - 'k r I I I 5 I 1 I 1 I 1 I . . 1 I I I 3 I I I . : . O! I 5 3 ' I I Y I I 3 J ' I ' r 5 .. I ' I I I I Y 5 5 ' I ' I I ' 2 O I I I 3 I 5 I 1 I Y I I I 7 I I : ' ' I I 3 I I I . 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BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1946 Best Wishes to he Class of 1946 oo I so TIXIZIZIZI I I III!IXIZIXIXIXIZISIXIXIXIXI Izn21313-313-:nga3Igngngaxngngu313193.31343 f 3- .3-gl .g.g.g.g.3.g.g. .g.g.g.g.g.3.g.g,3.3.3, l79J IXIXI IXIXIXIXIXIXIIIXI IXIXIXIXIXIXQIQIXIXIXI I I I I I I I I I IXI I I I I I I I I IXI IXIXIXI,I1I I I IZI IXIZIXIXI I I I I I I I IX: to the Class of 1946 I 0 I 0 I Q Con ratulations BUY BO DS AN I oo I 0 I I oo I I oo I oo I o I oo I N I n I oo I N I oo I u I no I so I vc I I 0 I oo I N I o I no I I M I I Q I n I I I Q I M I 4 I Q I I so I Conemaugh and Franklin Legion Post 633 I,I I IXIgI1IXI3IXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXI Ixlxlxl l I IXI I I IXI I2I2I2I2I2I2I1IXI IXIXIXIX!XUXIXIXUXUXIXIXI 'XlXlXlX'Xl2l!lXlllXl UXUXU C805 X 1 Xl212lX1X1212121212121212121212121212121 121212121 12121212121 1 I 1 121 121 1 1 1 1212121212121212121212121212121212121 1 121 1 COMPLIMENTS OF 'k HARDWARE, STOVES, FURNITURE and HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS Radios and Electric Refrigerators Borough Officials James H. Hoy ,,,.,.,...,..........,..,,,,.,.... Burgess Irene Mills ,,,........ ............ S ecretary Agnes Standa ...,,. ...,.,.s,.,...,,,.... C lerk George Fesko ..ee..,.,. ...,,e. C hief of Police George Messenger ,ee,.....,.........,.. Patrolman John Howells ..,.........,. Street Commissioner MEAT and GROCERIES John Yewcic and .,.....,,.,,.,. .ss. H ealth Officers Michael Ondick Joseph Turk ........e.........,.......,..... Treasurer uk Louis Rovansek ,.c..u,...J. President of Council MEMBERS OF COUNCIL Steve Migyanka Joseph Feist Charles Bendzor Stanley Waligora i John Papuga John Dolgas Dm' 43'87l Harold A. Johnson ,...,.c..A,.., Light Plant Supt. 'Harry Hollister, Joseph Kist ............ Auditors Philip Lopresfi ................ Borough Solicitor 343 Second Street Cvnemfwgh- Pu T. L. Locher ........ ..... B orough Solicitor Luther Turner ..... ........ T ax Collector ' ' I 'XIX' -2-2-2-2-2-1-z-x-2-z-x-:-wez-zu:-:-x-x-z-x-2-x-z-x-x-z-z-x-x-x-x-x-x x x l8ll glznzllilllallllillllllll, llllllllllzlllllllll 3 3 3'X'X'XIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXI IXIXI I IXI I IXI I I I I I X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X COMPLIMENTS OF THE TIN SHOP 'k BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1946 CLIFF ALLISON GREEVE STREET CONEMAUGH, PENNA. Compliments of DON LECKEY'S GARAGE FORD SALES-SERVICE General Repairing-Esso Oil and Gasoline AAA SERVICE INSPECTION STATION 6120 Ebensburg Road at Good's Corner Dial 25-921 Conemaugh, Pa. Joseph E. Cover Photographer PORTRAIT and COMMERCIAL x ---- x BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1946 x ---- x Phone 58-442 504 Main Street Johnstown, Pa. X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X I 'XUXUXIXIXIXIXI IXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXI IXI UXUXIXUXIXIXIXUX X X X X X X 1821 COMPLIMENTS OF THE CONEMAUGH MINISTERIU Remember Now Thy Creator m the Days of Thy Youth E I 121 Study to Show Thy Self Approved Unto God a Workman that Needeth Not to be Ashamed Rlghtly Davldlng the Word Of Truth 2 Tum 2 5 Wisdom IS the Prlnctpal Thang Therefore Get Wisdom and Wnth Thy Gettmg Get Understandnng Prov 47 'A' Compliments of COMPLIMENTS OF PIKFS' JEWELRY Conemaugh F1remen's uk Relief Association 24 MAIN smear and Flre Company CONEMAUGH, PENNA. t IXI2IXIXIXIUXIXIXIXIXIXIXIZIXI IX!!! QIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXI IX! I I I I I IXIII!!!UXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIZIXIXIXIXIXIXIX X X 2 H . .HQ CC . I 11 I . - . . . ,, . , . 1 . :T . ,, . . . . . I . I . . . ,, t 0 I I I X X IliIZIXIXIXIXIZIXl!!!IX'X'XIX'ZI2'XIXl3'X'ZIXIX'XIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXI lXl!l!'XlXl2I!IXl I IXIXIXIXIXI IZIXIXIXIZUZIX I X X 1839 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT M. 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