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

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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

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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

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'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.