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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1950 volume:

XL' I QC Y5p ?'i if 1-4 2 'fi I if I I IN V I. 'J . Hull AM 14 I , W 't ', LL. HIGH SCHOOL GH PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF EAST CONEMAU rr .1 -9 I , ' ' 1 ' '?:f ' A BGB' ' 77ae4ewz'6n9 cz ,ecvzade of eaeata cw Meg PRESENTED BY THE STUDENTS OF EAST CONEMAUGH HIGH SCHOOL CONEMAUGH, PENNA. Editor Betty Roman Business Methody Trohanowsky Feature Catherine Nagrcnt Circulation Dan Kvufman Theme and Art Olga Papoila Mike Palso Head Typist Janet Pudilner First Assistant Florence Niepoky Second Assistant Margaret Siiss Advertisement M. Makuchan, J, Myers A. I A 'o c - 1 K X i s vo, B my 1 1-I N ' 1 E C I in 1 dawned drawing tie ,bad gmc i 1 I ,I gi Q5 R ,J-A mf: V-Al C . 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JOHN FESKO B.S HEALTH and PHYSICAL EDUCATION Manhattan College University of Pittsburgh MRS, VERONICA FESKO R.N SCHOOL NURSE Mercy Hospital, Johnstown Walter Reed Hospital University of Pittsburgh Wade MRS. MARY BABYAK B.S., M. in Ed JUNIOR HIGH ENGLISH West Chester State Teachers College Penn State MR. JAMES BRUNO B.S., M.A MUSIC SUPERVISOR Indiana State Teachers College New Yorlx University University of Cincinnati Cincinnati Conservatory Columbia University MISS MARION L. COLKITT B.S., Lit. M ENGLISH III, IV Indiana State Teachers College University of Pittsburgh MR. HERMAN COURTER JR. BUSINESS TRAINING, CONSUMERS PROBLEMS, BOOKKEEPING, COMMERCIAL GEOGRAPHY Beckley Business College Indiana State Teachers College Shippensburg State Teachers College University of Pittsburgh 04 s V N r 1 T ' L iv Q. v , .. ns K Zezftfefzmeaz' MISS ELDA M. FRESH B.S., I.'t. M. PROBLEMS OF DEMOCRACY, WORLD HISTORY Indiana State Teachers College University of Pittsburgh MR. MILAN GJURICH B.S. ENGLISH I, CIVICS PA, HISTORY St. Frances College University of Pittsburgh MRS. ELMA KILLIUS JR. HIGH MATHEMATICS, JR. HIGH SPELLING California State Teachers College MISS JULIA KOPLER B.S. FRESHMAN ENGLISH, GRADE MUSIC Indiana State Teachers College FHCUIIII MISS ELEANOR KRUEGER A.B RECORD KEEPING, ENGLISH I, J. B. T. DRAMATICS CLERICAL PRACTICE ond MACHINES St. Frances College MRS. MARY LENTZ HEALTH and PHYSICAL EDUCATION Indiana State Teachers College Penn State University of Pittsburgh MISS ELMIRA MARTIN B.S ENGLISH II, GIRLS' COUNSELOR Wilson College University of Pittsburgh University of Colorado Penn State MR. PAUL McCLEESTER mousrnmi Ants University of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania State College MRS. DORIS REED JR. HIGH HISTORY University ol Pittsburgh MR. ORLO RIBLETT CHEMISTRY, PHYSICS, GENERAL SCIENCE. MACHINES and ELECTRICITY Ashland College, University of Pittsburgh MISS HAZEL TREECE FRENCH I, II. LATIN l, II, ENGLISH III Juniattu College MISS RACHEL TREECE DOMESTIC ARTS Juniata College MR. WALTER WERTZ AMERICAN HISTORY, WORLD HISTORY, OCCUPATIONS University of Pittsburgh MISS BESS WISSINGER SCIENCE ond GEOGRAPHY University of Pittsburgh FHCUIIU MISS ANN TROHANOVSKY B.S. ALGEBRA I, Il University of Pittsburgh MISS OLGA PAPAILA B.S. ART Edinburg State Teachers College MRS. MARY PHILLIPS JR. HIGH LITERATURE, SPELLING Gnd HEALTH Indiana State Teachers College MR. CLYDE REIGHARD BS. ALGEBRA ll, PLANE GEOMETRY, TRIG, DRIVING Unicersity of Pittsburgh Horvord University 65 C 4 We OFFICERS THE T950 SEHIUHS ESI e, We Staeldeei We padded METHODY TROHANOWSKY PRESIDENT PAUL ROMANKO ANN WILSON ,, ,T BETTY ROMAN O V. PRESIDENT ,SECRETARY , ,, ,, , TREASURER ANDERSON ANGUS AURANDT BENNETT P'RK BITSKO BROSS BURIAK MARDELLE RAE ANDERSON Camera Club, Chemistry Club, Forensic 4, Home Room Representative 3-4, Intramurals 2-3-4, Invitation Committee 4, Latin Club 3, Operetta 4, Orchestra 4, Physizs Club 3 IV- Pres.I, Senior Play 4, Y-Teena 3. MARGARET LOUISE ANGUS Cheerleader 3-4, Fire and Safety Council 4, Home Room Representative I, Intramurals I-2-3, Pep Club 'I-2, Y-Teens Representative, Y-Teens 'I-2. GEORGE C. AURANDT Chemistry Club 4, Home Room Representative 2-3, Key Club 2, Latin Club 2, Intramurals I-2-3-4, Physics Club 3. ARTHUR W. BENNETT Band I-2-3-4. WILLIAM M. BIRK Camera Club 4, Chemistry Club 4, Latin Club 3, Phys ics Club 3. CANDLEP CEKADA ROSE MARIE BITSO Cperetta 4, Pep Club I, Senior Play Committee, Y- Teens I-2. ISABEL LILLIAN BROSS Intramurals 2, Operetta 4, Pep Club 2, Program Com- mittee 4, Prom Committee 3, Secretarial Club 4, Y,Teens 1,2-3. MICHAEL BURIAK Chemistry Club 4, Fire and Safety Council 4, Latin Club 2, Physics Club 3. ELIZABETH CLAUDE CANDLER Camera Club 4, Chemistry Club 4, Criterion 4, Forensics 4, Intramurals I-2-14, Latin Club 3 ITreasurerI, Name Card Committee-Chairman 4, Operetta 4, Pep Club I-2, Physics Club 3 IPreS.l, Senior Play, Student Council 3, Yearbook Stal? 4, Y-Teens I-2-3 ,Sec. 2,1 FRANK A. CEKADA Intramurals I-2-3-4, Stage Crew lar Senior Play 4. 1950 SEIIIUHS IA ROBERT GEORGE CERNANSKY Intramurals 3-4. DONALD LEE COBAUGH Intramurals 3-4. VIVIAN NADENE COBAUGI-Z we CERNANSKY COBAUGL! COBAUGH DANIELS I DAY DEVICH 70e'fze Sony 74 Sag Qand- PHYLLIS ETHELDA DANIELS Camera Club 4, Fomilv Relations A, Journalism Club 3, Operetta, Business Manager 4, Pep Club I-7, Pram Commit' tee 3, Secretarial Club 4, Senior Play Committee, Y-Teens I-2. ANNABELLE DAY Band 3-4, Intramurals 3-4, Operetta 733, Pep Club I, Senior Play Committee 4, Y-Teens I-2-3-4, Y-Teen Repre- sentative 2. BETTY DEVICH Cc-mera Club uTreas. Al, Home Room Representative 2, Name Card Committee 4, Operettu 4, Pep Club I-2, Y- Teens l-2-3-4. ZELLA COREY Pep Club I-2, Yearbook Staf? 4, Y-Teens I-2. SHIRLEY ANN FOUST Camera Club 4, Chemistry Club 4, Intramurals I-2-3-4, Latin Club 3, Operetta 4, Pep Club l, Physics Club 3, Social Committee 4, Senior Play 4, Y-Teens I-2-3. COREY GORNICK GROVE HAGFRICH HEADRICK 'OUST HOMAN HUGHES JOHNSON YAUFMAN gee 7a Om 7 'za ANN M. GORNICK lnlramurals l-2-3-4, Pep Club l, Senior Play Cammillee, Y-Teens I-2. ALTHEA MARJORIE GROVE Band Maiorelfe 3-4, Camera Club 4, Clwemislery Club 4, Criterion 4, lnlramurals 'l-2-'3-4, Latin Club R, Operelfa 4, Pep Club l, Physics 3, Trip Commillee 4, Yearbook Slafl 4. Y-Teens 'l-2-'L TRILBY MAY HAGERICH Family Relations 4, Operefla Usliereffe. RICHARD HEADRICK Baseball 3-4, Baslrelball Manager 4, Foolball 'l-2-3-4, lnlrarnurals l-2-3-4, Senior Play lSlage Crewl, Varsily C 'I-4 v . MICHAEL HOMAN lnlramurals 4. ALICE ANN HUGHES Camera Club 4, Criferion 3-4, lnlramurals 3-4, Journal- ism Club 3, Junior Class President 3, Opereha 4, Pep Club l-2, Senior Class Play, Social Comrnillee, Sfudenf Council 3, Yearbook 4, Y-Teens l-2. KENNETH H. JOHNSON Football 3-4, Home Room Represenfalive 4, Intramurals 1-2-3-4, Varsiry Club 4. DANIEL SAYLOR KAUFMAN Camera Club 4, Clhemisfry Club 4, Crilerion A, Foren- sics 4, Home Room Represenlalive 4, lnlramurals 3-4, Key Club 3-4, Lalin Club 4, Operefla 4, Physics Club 3, Senior Play 4. KEMP YEIPER KNEPPEP KOVALCHIK KRUPA IAUFPER LIEDY MAKUCHAN MATALA NICKENS WALTER .l. KEMP Baseball, ln'ramurals, Stage Crew, Varsity C. PHYLLIS JEAN KEIPER Camera Club 4, Chemistry Club 4, Home Room Repre- sentative 4, Latin Club Secretary, Operetta 4, Physics Club 3, Social Committee 4, Senior Play Commi tee. VON OWEN KNEPPER Bond l, Hi-Y 4, Intramurals 1-4. LEWIS KOVALCHIK Art Club 2-3, Intramurals l-2-3-4. 70e'ze Oafz DOLORES ANN KRUPA Criterion 3-4, Intramurals 2-3-4, Journalism Club 3, Operetta 2-4, Pep Club l, Club Secretory 4, Senior Play, Student Council 4, Trip Committee 4, Yearbook 4, Y-Teens 'I-2-3-4 Nice President 3 and President 45. BRUCE VERNON LAUEFER Baseball 3-4, Intramurals 2-3-4 Varsity C 4. CAROLE EILEEN LIEDY Criterion 3-4, Intramurals l-2-3-4, Opcretta 2-4, Jou- nolism Club 3, Pep Club l-2, Prom Committee 3, Program Committee -1, Refreshment Committee 4, Secretarial Club 4, Student Council 2, Yearbook 4. MARGARET MAKUCHAN Chemistry Club 4, Criterion 3-4, French Club 4, Intra- murals l-2-3-4, Home Room Representative l, latin Club Vice President 2, Physics Club 3, Yearbook Staff 4, Y-Teens l-2. SEIIIURS NAGRANT NIEPOKY NOWACVI Pfmfmz 711:11 1,41 OLGA MATALA Bond T234 Class Treasurer 'I County Band 234 Crnferlan 234 lnlramurals T23 Pep Club I2 Sludenf Council 4 Yearbook 4 Trap Committee 4 Secretarial Club 4 LPYESI enij YTeens l 34 lsecrefary 43 JOHN MICKENS French Club J V Baskelball Phvlcs Club 3 Trlbune All Star 74 Var :Oy Eo keiball 274 ROBERT D MOORE Ari Club I27 GERTRUDE MU HARSKY JANET LAVONE MYERS Chemlslry Club 4 Crlferlon 4 lnlramurals T234 Lahn Club 3 Physics Club 3 Senior Play 4 Year Book Slaff 4 CATHERINE ELAINE NAGRANT Band 234 Crufeuon Stal? '14 Intramurals '94 Lahn Club 2 Nome Card Commuffee 4 Phy rcs Club 'I Y Teens I 2 'J 4 Yearbook Svaff 4 FLORENCE ANN NIEPOKY lnframurals I234 Secrelarlal Club 4 Senior Play Commmee 4 YTeens 12 MARY NOWACKI Chemnsiry Club 4 Cnrenon 4 French Club 4 lnira murals T234 Lahn Club 2 Plwslcs Club 7 Moons MUHARSKY MYERS I I l ' ' 1 - ' ' 1 ' ' 1 1 D 1 J 1 ' .J , v ,-an U ,n Bcrkelball Jr. High, Chemiswv Club 4, Foosball I-2-3-4, Band I-2-3-4 Chemisfry Club 4, Class Serrelury 2,Covn1y SEHIUHS OAKS OILL O NEIL ONDICK ORRISS OSHANSKY ALLEN DEAN OAKS Band 1 2 34 County Band 2 3 4 Fnre and Safely Coun cul 4 Intramurals 1234 Luhn Club 7 Operetia 124 Physics Club 3 DANIEL EVERETT OILL Band Manager 4 Camera Club 4 lnlramurals 1234 CECILIA O NEII Flre and Safely Councul Lahn CILb 2 Operella RICHARD MICHAEL ONDICK Camera Club Vice Presndenl 4 Cluemuslry Club 4 Inlra murals I 2 34 Lalln Club 2 Phy rcs Club 3 7444 1445 fungus? ROBERT CHARLES ORRIS Ar! Club 23 lniramurals 234 FRANK OSHANSKY Camera Club 4 Chemnslry Club 4 Luhn Club Treasurer MICHAEL PALSO JR Art Club 123 Chemuslrv Club 4 Crlferuon 4 Home Room Represenlahve 121 Inlramural I Junlor Vorny Basketball 2 lafm Club 2 Physucs Club 'I Senior Class Play 4 Sensor Sluts 4 Varslly Baseball '34 Varsny Baslce ball 34 Varsny C 34 Yearbook Slall 4 PAUL PASERBA Arl Club 2 3 fx vw I , I I lalin Club 2 lPres.J,,OpereHa 2-4, Physics Club 3. I 2, Physics Club 3.l I . , . ' ', ' ' , 4. - ' , I , 1 I ' I I ' ' I Q I I Q. PALSO PASERBA PFARR PINGATORE PINIGATORE PRISTAS PIPTICK PUDLINER RIBBLETT ROMAN ide 7694 Sain! 'gall EDWARD JOHN PFARR Intramurals l-2-fl. ANGELINE S. PINGATORE Game Relreflwment Committee 4, Intramurals 2-fl-4, Operetta 4, Pep Club I-2, Secretarial Club Treasurer 4, Y- Teens 1-2. RUTH VIRGINIA PINGATORE Candy Cammi'tee 4, Criler'on Stafl 4, Home Room Rep- resentative 3, Operetta I-2-4, Yearbook Staff, Y-Teens I-2. EDWARD RICHARD PRISTAS Camera Club 4, Criterion 3-4, Intramurals 1-2-fl-4, Latin Club 2, Operetta 4, Physics Club fl, Yearbook Stal? 4. MARGARET DOLORES PIPTICK lntramurcls 2, Junior Y-Teens I, Pep Club 2, Secre- tarial Club 4, Senior Pfoy, Social C.omm:t'ee 4, Sfudent Librarian 4. JANET LUCILLE PUDLINER Band 3-4, Intramurals 2-3-4, Operetla 4, Lezretarial Cl b 4, Social Committee. GLENN RIBBLETT Camera Club 4, Chemistry Club 4, Kev Club 2-3-4 fSe:- retary 3-43, Latin Club 2, Physics Club 7, Picture Commit- tec 4, Senior Play. BETTY ROMAN Chemistry Club 4, Class Treasurer 4, Criterion Editor 3-4, Fashion Sow 3, Forensics 4, Home Room Representative I-4, Intramurals I-2-3-4, latin Club 2 iSecretorU, Fhysicu Club iTreasurer 35, Yearbook Editor 4, Y-Teens I-2-3. izoMANxo SALEM SALEM sci-iii.uNc SLAVICH suss srivcfiz svmro sTlNicH TROHANOWSKY PAUL ROMANKO Candy Committee 4 fHeadi, Criterion 3-4, lntramuralw l-2,3-4, Key Club 2, Senior Class Vice President, Yearbook 4. JAMES SALEM Hi-Y 2, Intramurals l-2-3-4. MARY LOUISE SALEM Art Club 3, Band 1-2-3-4 IS:-cretary 3, President 4L, Camera Club 4, Candy Committee 4, Class Secretary l, Class Treasurer 2, County Band 2-3-4, Criterion 4, Family Relations 4, Fashion Show 3, Fire and Safety Council 4, Intramurals l-2-3-4, Journalism Club 3, Oflice Secretary 4, Operetta 2-4, Pep Club L-2, Secretarial Club 4, Senior Play Committee 4, Student Council iSecretary and Treas- urerl, Yearbook Stott 4. BERNARD SCHILLING Baseball 2-3-4, Camera Club 4, Chemistry Club A, Cri terion 4, Football 2, Intramurals 2 7 4, Latin Club 2, Operetta 4, Physics Club fl, Varsity C 4, Yearbook Stafl 4. ,4fZe'z ,4 Da eww GEORGE SLAVICH Baseball l-2-3-4, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Camera Club 4, Football l-2-3-4, French Club 4, Hi-Y 4, Key Club 2, Physics Club 3, Student Council 2, Varsity C l-2-3-4. MARGARET SLISS Camera Club 4, Candy Committee 4, Cheerleader 'l-'Z-3-4 iCaptain 43, Journalism Club 3, Operetta 4, Pep Club l-2, Secretarial Club 4, Senior Play. WILLIAM SNYDER Baseball 2-3-4, Football 3-4. Intramurals 214, Lunch Timo league 4, Stage Manager 4, Varsity C 4. ELEANOR SPIRKO Art Club 2, Family Relations 4, Fire and Salety Counfil Council 4, Journalism Club 7, Name Card Committee 4, Operetta 4, Secretarial Club 4, Secretary of Camera Club 4. 'xy tr SEHIUHS VIVIS WALASC7YK WALIGORA WARNER WIUIAMS WILSON of 5f'W9W JOHN STINICH JR Bond l HIY 234 Intramurals 234 Junlor Varslty Ba ketball l Junior Hugh Basketball 7 8 Orchestra l Stage Crew 4 METHODY TROHANOWSKY Camera Club 4 Class President 24 Football Manager 'I234 Key Club 34 lPrestclent 45 Senior Sluts Sensor Play Stage Crew 4 Student Councll lPresudent 4l Vurstty C 4 CHARLES VIVIS Intramurals 2 3 4 Camera Club 4 Chemlstry Club 4 Cnterton 4 Fashton Show 3 French Club Presldent 4 Home Room Represents tnve l Intramurals 234 Latm Club 2 Semor Play Studer-t Council 4 Operetta 2 Phystcs Club lSecretary 31 Yearbook Staff YTeen 123 EDWARD STEVE WALIGORA Basketball 234 HtY 23 Intramurals l Varstty C 34 Baseball 4 BLAINE WARNER Fire and Safety Caunctl fChtef 41 Intramural 124 Jumor Varsuty 3 Varsity Football 234 GALE A WILLIAMS Intramurals l 2 3 4 Band 234 Camera Club 4 Crnterlon 34 Forenstc 4 Home Room Repre entahve D4 .laurnulusm Club 3 .luntor Class Secretary Rmg Commtttee 4 lHeadJ Operetta 4 Sen or Play Sentar Class Secretary Trap Cammnttee 4 Yearbook 4 Secretarlal Club 4 Ware Prestdentj STELLA WALASZCZYK SARAH ANN WILSON wormnowsxi woire woou woomgp YEWCIC YENGLING ZEMA ,4 29 ' at ELIZABETH l.. WOJNAROWSKI THOMAS YEWCIC Intramurals 3-4, Operetta 2-4, Senior Play, Y-Teens 'l-2. Baseball l-2-3-4, Basketball l-2-3-4, Chemistry Club 4, Football l-2-3-4, Key Club 2, Latin Club 2, Physics Club 3, Student Counci 4, Varsity C l-2-3-4 LPresident 4t. DONNA DOLORES WOLFE CHARLES YINGLING Cqmeyq Club 4, Journalism Clih 3, Pep Club l, Pigture Basebal l-2-3-4, Basketball l-2-3-4, Chemistry Club 4, Ccmmmee 4, genera,-igl Club 4, Senior Play, Football l-2-3-4, French Club 4, Hi-Y 3-4, Physics Club 3, Varsity C 2-3-4. THOMAS WOOLF JOHN ZEMA Baseball 3-1, Basketball I-2, Football 2-3-4, Hi-Y 2-3-4, lntramurals l-2-3-4. Intramurals 34, Varsity C 3-4. DONALD B. WOOMER Bunrl 12-3 Camera Club mPresident, Criterion 3-4, Hi-Y 3, lntrornurals 34, Key Club 2, Operetta 2-4, Senior Plc-y, Varsity Basketball :Manager l-3-4, Varsity C 4, 3 Yearbook. .lg-ii JUIIIUIIS OFFICERS WAITER BRAZIL PIEESIDETXIT SYLVIA JENKINS V. PQESIDENI ubseen ANITA YOUNKIN SECRETAIQY BETTY MANCIJLICI-I IREFSLIREF We 'ze ,-Zepfgiag 7oz The Junior class began raising money for a Junior-Senior prom by selling maga- zines. On December 7, we held a talent show called Korny Kapers in the high school auditorium. The talent were all from Conemaugh with the exception ol two contestants. At Christmas time we sold cones to raise mcney. At the present time we are planning a skating party. Om pa First Row: Jane Mayteko, Betty Mack Anna Moe Ocioo, Pearl Papaila, Eleanor Metrnko, Marqoret Kovalchik, Anno Ko- valchik, Beatrice Makin, Betty Manculirh. Second Row: Dolores Kostoro, Marga- ret Kush, Erline Oaks, Herb Portsch, Ar- lene Lydic, Paul Kormanik, Bernice Page, Janet Nutch, Third Row1 Joe Mutfh, lark Meredith, lay Millward, Fred Moses, Dan McCann, Nirk Mandrlck, George Mulkey, Earl Page, Jack Page. First Row: Audrey Di'lon, Donna Clark, Joyce Davis, Ellen Gorden, Horry Griffith, Sora Jane Hogerich, Lois Adams, Lois Chanonich, Evelyn Houpt. Second Row: Donald Burger, Mildred Jurich, DeWayne Berkey, Robert Fisher, Jack Hawk, Paul Bitsko, Sylvia Jenkins, Tom Bonk, Eddie Dikum. Third Row: George Kalinyak, John Brumbough, Dwight Good, Eugene Grie- vensky, .lohn Blusic, Don Furman, Waller Brazil. First Row: Shirley Stiiler, Anita Youn- kin, Louise Verrone, F'onces Rokosh, Dorothy Yackulich, Sieve Slenach, Helen Spirko. Second Row: Beverly Wilkes, Martha Shandrowsky, Gloria Uile Kwy dem i, Don Skvarno, Irene Sherbinsky, Don Rib- lett. Third Row: Milan Vronish, Joe Zaluo- ski, George Stanovich, Ralph Wriqhf, Deon Rudge, Pete Pohorski, William Ro- man, Glenn Rorabuugh. SllPHllllllllllS 74410 Down OFFICERS JOHN YASKO RREUDEIIT QHARLE5 ALLISON V. RRESTDFT-IT DOROTHY Al RTRTER SECRETARY EDWARD BIRK TREASURER A class of T14 sophomores eagerly got under way to start their second year. They began by electing officers. Those elected as ofificers are: President Vice President Secretary Treasurer John Yasko Charles Allison Dorothy Alberter Edward Birk As usual the sophomores will sell magazinnes, hold skating parties and dances to raise money which will go toward their iunior year ex- penses. Good luck Sophomores! 74410 aQa First Row. Betty Galavdn, CWM' Gougghnour, Lois Goughneur, Donna Ford, Delores Kessler Thelma MODS0. Roberta ckey, Irene Oleksa. Second Row: Anne Marie Labik, Lo- rena Hall, Donna Knepper, Richard Gril- tith, Steve Kuzmiak, Rudy Oleska, Erma Grave, Joan Ann Micals, Olga Makuchcn. Third Row: Marlyn Meck'ey, Pussell Leidy, Robert Miller, Stanley Niepoki, Thomas Malenich, Edward Kisslak, Uon old Hunt, Eugene Krupo, Shirley Kapri-fu. Fourth Row: Robert Marsh, Dewaync Miller, Boyd Grove, Jessie Gordon, Thomas Kallinyak, Donald Muir. First Row: Jack Brass, Janet Cernan- sky, Cecila Daley, Patty Fisher, Helen Divins, Viola Erwin, Dorothy Alberta, Marlene Devich. Second Row: Helen Adams, Beverly Boozer, Rosella Breznak, Marie Cerneficlt. Nina Burger, Florabelle Cobaugh, Gladys Briclsner, Arla Jean Berkhimer John Buri- als. Yhird Row: John Birk, Don Burke, George Bitsko, Donna Cochran, Eddie Birk, Elsie Ameigh, Eugene Delusa, James Celzada. Fourth Row: Edward Beard, Donald Bittner, Charles Cantrell Kenneth Co- baugh, George Charles, Charles Allison, Leroy Adams. First Row: Emery Spirlro, Blanrh Szwast, Janet Speigelhalter, Pa'ricia Ro- vanselm, Joanne Pender Rose Mary Yeag- er, lrene a aslczy , Rita Walters, Jack Plummer. Second Row: Edward Yingling, .loan Waligora, Irene Yewcic, Bob Viyis, Anna Wapenski, Betty Pnvlick, Joe Pingatore, E'9lYI'l Sensebrugli, Bob Warner, Lois Varner, Third low: Peggy Winski, Harriet Pen- rod John Pencola, Gaynell Wagner, Pat Reed, Joanne Placky, Ann Shandrowsky, Janet Woolfe, Clara Stanfslawyzlr. Fourth Row: Mary Darl Wright, James Popovnok, Richard Sheldon, Doi- Stitller, Gary Reighard, Walter Rickenbaugh, John YUSll0. Gene Ruhe, George Svencer, Nancy Rorabaugh de Quan fir.: Row: Torn Brigqf, Terrv boring, Beverly Bowers, Pat Brigg., Lrnuda Go'- don, Harry GI:-wo, Jafk Warner. Second Row' Gail Fiurlxley, rtarman Grohoin, Charles Bulich, Sybil CIOWP, Violet Gutshall, Wvnettu Gray, Kennrth Grasser, C'are-nce lzmery Third Row: Dorothy Divins, John Bowser Don Day, Tam Bitslmo, Dolores Andrews, Shirley Comrners, Mildred Gri- venslxy. Fourth Row: Wulier Bn-zin.ki, Quan' Grove, Andrew Guyran, Robert lcdornacx, Clan Gutslmull, Churlv-5 Faight. First Row: Mary l'ran:es Ragfr, Doro- thy Kormanilc, Rilla Howie, Joan Popov' ncik, Florence Janirzek, Shirley Ravanxk, Peggy Lego. Second Row: Audry HW, Janet Kooriva, Marian Jurich, Jonet Page, Eluinc Kulinf yak, Naomi Wagner, Pudy Olnslca, Amber Mcllio, Julia Kovalchik. Third Raw: Bert Hampf, James Rulm, Johr' McCall, Ed Noses, Eleanor Martdrick, Peter Ramirez, Janet Mesuros, Annie Lee Henderson. Fourth Row: Robnrt Jurifh, Clawon Jenkins, Michael Mcnculich, Charles Oz- mok, George M-:Blane, Jean Perkins Johnny Johnson. First Row: Marie Wagner, Othmer Thiele, Mcry Ann Volchansky Mary Stenf arh. Sncond Row1 Betty Yackulich, Dolores Unhouse, Richard Yaslco, Herbert Si-mth, Jean Woo , Cala Wifon. Thi-d Row: Roslyn Sevetalc, France: White, Elizabeth Vantrobo, Jean Yuhar, Jean Yuntz, Helen Volrhansky, Shirley Snlern. fourth Raw' Charles Yorina, Frank ftrwchork, Don Yuntr, Nirk Toronto, John Zahtbski, Maurice Thomas, 71444 5490556 z4lz'ead Efaacea Well, here we are looking forward to our Sophomore year. To look back to the beginning of this schocl term we see that it was started wit hthe e'ection ol Home Fcom Representatives. These were Mary S ::ach and Maurice Thomas from Mr. f'f homn room, Delores Andrews and Thomas Briggs from Miss Trahanow- sky's home room, and Dorothy Kormanik f-nfl Edward Mcses from Miss Kruegers home room. These representatives assem- bled and elected the class officers who yere Micholas Toronto, oresidentg James Ruhe, vice presidentg Sybil Crowe, secretary, and Thomas Bitsko, treasurer. later in December we all had great fun at the first skating party of the year which was sponsored bv the Freshman Class. It was a great year and we hope to have three more of them. ' FllESHIllEll OFFICERS NICK TORONTO PRESIDENT JAMES RUHE V, PRESIDENT SYBIL CROWE , SECRETARY THOMAS BITSKO , . , ,. .TREASURER SEVENTH Hllll EIGHTH GHHDES First Row: George Anthony, Anna Daley, Cerelia Bilski, Barbara Dolgas, James Bittner, Merle Erwin. Second Row: Betty Frampton, Audrey Ciupak, Emma Lou Beard, Ali:e Daniels. Carol Ford, Sophie Carass, Pearl Bunyak, Alice Emory, Anita Boothly, Fannie May Bowers. Third Row: Alife Shearer, Audrey Briggs, Charlotte Cicman, Robert Ellen' burger, Jack Bittner, Dan Bilak, Marv lou Bclsky, Betty Colbert, Donna Fisher. Fourth Row: Miles Baozer, George Kush, James Devine, Vio'et Cramer, Bruce Fetterman, William Davis, Ann Beriensky, Larry Cekella, Bob Fetsik, Alex Baback. First Row: Delores McBlune, George Hamula, Ralph Jones, Gerald Hawk, Barbara Haupt, Peggy Hornick. Second Row: Dixie Givins, Jean Hay- wood, Francis lemon, Mary Jenkins, Aud- rey Leamer, Ann Kovolcik, Delores Paul' ney, Senie Hill, Barbara Keiper, Earlene Keiper. Third Raw: George Kulback, Charles Giles, John Hanrock, Roger Howie, Bon- nie Jean loya, Haywood Hayward, Rob- ert Grove, Nnnry Gleason, Thelma Hall. Fourth Row: Marv Hamula, Mary Ann Haiduk, Joan Haiduk, Frank Hamula, Jack Haughwout, Billy Green, Edwin Gornick, Elwood Glacken. First Raw: lnvmond Markiewirz, Mi' choel Yakemik, Roberta Makin. Doro'hy Yakulich, Elaine Malnurhon, Ronald Wit' chowski, Kenneth Vivis, Evelyn Ruger. Second Row: Mary Olekzia, Billy Mock, Steve MfGanka, John Yuhas, Delores Roman, Diane Pudliner, Aler Wnpenski, Ronald Wainwright, Dewayne Rudge, Jane Rorabaugh. Third Row: Helen Polak, Betty Savlon, John Orris, Edna Mae Moses, Michael Stanislawczyk, Joe Sliss, Teddy llokosh, Irene Yuhas, Thelma Teeter. Fourth Row: Dorothy Pender, Ben-rl, Miller, Nanfy Penrola, Charles Yal-ne: Robert Poutney, Teddy Mandrick, Dan Schofield, Ernest Shaqer, Joyre Metrolfo, Robert McCann. EIGHTH GRADE OHILER3 Lg-6+ og Wiqhlg Teddy Mqinrlrvk, Dini- Ciyins, George Anfhonf, S'Q-fo Niqggvrci, SEVENTH GRADE Firsl Row: Narvy Pav'iflz, Lillian Rhoades, James Falyczggio, Robert John Rolverfs, Alphrcus Toney, Dcralhy Nog- ranv, lorry Mauk. Second Row: Joseph Niepelcy, Ronald Yasko, Mory Wiorkley, Hope Rarnirelz. Virainia Nougle, Sonhie Gohroysh, Joe Pevrucik, Henry Surop, Barbara Peirucik. Third Row: Donna Porko Bob Ullery, Roherv Sovanok, Horvey So!em, Bi!Iy Ra-qner, Cosmir Szwusi. Dnvid R':l':'3':, Lois Wenrl, Fourth Row: Julio Rozier, Dirk Shoulis, Don Roller, Richard Yavlor, Mirhucl Svencor, Evhel Svenrer, E'ean3r Sidor. Fird Rgw Krzihnrine Kfgvulrhlln, I-li chael Hlkorclm, Edlfh Gonglofl, Ronuinl Mnrednh, Dirk George. Second Row: Tom Berchlv' Anno Lfh mon, Bob Kolinyak, Poul Dolgof, George Bodnor, George Marvin, Andy Lolnoskv, Eylq Mae Hill, Stanley Gofnlrk, Srnaih- kleveches Third Row: larry Howie, Danni' Bra' fel, Wynena Johnson, Pauline Kami,-ifky, Shirley Ayers, Svello Burio, LeRoy Birk- evv, Joan Kush, Kovhleen Jurirh. Fourfh Row: Irene Noydolr, Olga Movdok, Roosevelt Charles, Corea lu-.', Joclreon Klefeches, Shirley B-fufofer, Elhfl Hi , Lurill Keofon Maxine Jordan, Viola Hall. .1 4. 1. ff Y fur GTC VOTE Fog lil O N Jo 1-1 N I ' - .,-,-J llllfllllslllll CLUB Same! 7645 7a5e4. Wd! Zoned The Chemistry Club ot 1949-1950 began with an interesting term. The laboratory indeed gleamed with bottles, flasks, and tubes from which powders, liquids, and even gases are poured, in careful meas- ured amounts. The main purpose of this club is to show interest in our modern way of living through chemistry. The members are given an oppor- tunity to discuss new discoveries about radium, photography, agri- culture, and metallurgy. lHE lllllllfllll CLUB 7140! 7445 Fame The T949-T950 Camera Club is made up of 25 seniors The purpcse ol the club is to acguaint the members with the camera. Mr. Ribblett, our adviser, taught the members the devices of the camera and how they should be used. He also showed the club the quantities that go into making a good picture. Meet'ngs were held in room 2l4 the first Tuesday and the third Thursday of every month. A developing set was purchased, and will be left in the school for the use of future Camera Clubs. The officers o fthe club were: Donald Woomer , . , ,President Richard Ondick ,,,. s,,.. V ice President Eleanor Spirko , Secretary Vivian Cobaugh . ..,,, Treasurer left to Right: Front Row, Standing: Dan Woomer, Eleanor Spirko. Seated: Stella Walasczycln, louiv- Sa- lem, Ann Wilson. Donna Woolfe, Margie Sliss, Phyllis Daniels, Alirr Hughes. Standing: Vivian Cobough, Bernard Schil'ing, Flizal':e'h Candler, Dan Oill, Dick Ondiflr, Glenn Rihlett, Phyllis Keiper, Ed Pristas, Dan Kauiman, Mardel' An- der.on, Shirley Faust, Althea Grove. THE FRENCH CLUB Wan and gui ma! cf pence IEVIL TO HIM WHO EVIL THlNKSl FRENCH CLUB l President .loe Zalupski Vice President Sylvia Jenkins Secretary Ellen Garden Treasurer Thomas Malenech The purpose of this club is to get a better knowledge of the living and customs of the French people. The meetings are caolled the first Wednesday of every month. The first part of the meeting is for the business and the seccnd part is 'or social activities. We had our Grst club meeting February 2, 1950. Miss Treece is our director. left to Right: Seated: Joe Zalupski, Ellen Gordon, Elecno' Metroka, Tom Malenich, Claudin Jones. ln September of 1949, the second-year French Students formed a :lub and elected the follow- lowing officers: President Stella Walaszczyk. Vice President Mary Nowacki Secretary Charles Yingling Treasurer John Henry Mickens The meetings are to be held the first Monday of each month, Part of the period is for busines: purposes and the remaining part tor educational purposes. Miss Treece is the sponsor. Lett to Ri ht: 9 Seated: Mary Nowacki, Stella Wnlasrzvrk, Char!-an Yina! g Standing: George Slavich, Margaret Mnkuchan, John Mick Front to Bock: Far left: Kay Reighard, Don Riblett, Glenn Rorabaugh, Don Skvarna. Second Row: George Mulkey, Joe Mutch, Earlene Oaks, Pearl Papaila, Joe Zalupslri, Third low: George Kalinyuk, Paul Kormanik, Jay Millward, Eleaner Metrolca, Steve Stenach. Fourth Row: Harry Griffith, Ellen Gar- don, Claudio Jones, Ed Dickurn. Fifth low: John Blasic, John Brum- baugh, Dan Burger. THE PHUSICS CLUB efdwtielawe ' , Me PHYSICS CLUB OFFICERS President . Don Ribblett Vice President , Harry Griffith Secretary Edward Dickum Treasurer , ,John Blasic The Physics Club was formed this year with Mr. Ribblett as our advisor. The purpose ot the club is to promote o better interest in Physics and to get better acquainted with the students and their instructor. Lett to Right: First Row: Lois Chanoich, Dorot y erter, ea p , , , Catherine Nagrant, Paul Dolgas, Richard George, Rita Orletski, Michael Hiberak, Uobert Kalinyak Thomas, Mike Netroka, Betty Mack, Ber' Hamel, Roberta Parks, Rosemary Yeager, Rillo Howie. Second Row: Jeanne Pender, Jack Graham, Bernice Page, Dolores Andrews, Jean Colbert, Vantrobo John Brumbaugh, Sybil Crewe, Janet Kopriva. Annabele Day, Anita Younlnin, Lois Varner, Olga h A'b P rl Pa alia Dick Grifiith Roger Howie Steve Migyanka, , Georgetta Elizabeth Matola, ikndrew Guyan, Mary Darl Wright, Johnny Johnson, Janet Woolf, Ann Wilson. Third Row: Betty Manculich, Irene Yewcic, Janet Mutch, Louise Salem, Narlyn Meckley, Anra Maire Labik Clara Stanislawyzk, Martha Shanctrowsky, Althea Grove, Kay Reighard, Anno Shandrowslfy, Shirley Salem, Maurice Thomas, Frank Storchok, Jean Yuhas, Nancy Rorabcugh, Janet 9udliner, Mr. James Bruno, director. Fourth Row: Eleanor Mandrick, Nancy Pencola, Pete Poborski, Jack Hawk, Bah Fisher, Allen Oakes, Charles Faight, Milan Vranish, Charles Allison, Mcliinley Jenkins, Fred Moses, Wayne Miller, Nick Toronto, John Brumbaugh, Gary Reighord, John Yasko. BHHD We6p4z4D 7 The band had a wonderful and also a profitable season for the year of 1949. They did some unusual exercises and even though they played many raining nights they came through with flying colors. Mr. Bruno introduced a novelty in his band this year, lights in their hats instead of the usual plumes. They received many compliments on the idea. The profitable end comes with the parades.. The band received twenty dollars as first prize in the Halloween Parade, and seventy- five dollars as first prize in the Christmas Parade. Each member was dressed as Minnie Mouse. The school appreciates the effort and time Mr Bruno put forth and the cooperation of his bond members. CUUHTHU CLUB The eighth grade out of town gurls orgamzed a club under th fupervssnon of Mrs Phlllups for a way to spend then lunch hour The oftncers of the club are Charlotte Cncman President Carol Ann Ford Vnce Presudent Mary Lou Belsky Secretary The club helps wuth some of the Jumor HI Assemblles Games and other actlvlhes are planned for thesr lunch hour left to Rrght Furst Row Audrey Leamer Delores Poutrvey Helen Stenner Emlly Beard Same Hal! Alice Emery Barbara Haupt Peggy Hormck Second Row Jane Rorabaugh Fanny Mae Bowers Nancy Gleason Ahco Daniels Anita Boothly Ann Kovalchlk Pearl Buynak Thnrd Raw Mary Lou Belsky Charlotte Crcman Vnolet Cramer Ann Beqensky Thelma Teeter A'a:e Shearer . - - . , 3 Emma Lou Beard , r,,,, , 7. A 7,,,,,le,. ,, Treasurer left to Right: First Row: Mourire Thomas, Helen Soirko, Ann Wilson, Janet Kopriva, Irene Yewric, Morlfn Mefkley. Second Row: Johnny Johnson, Charles Allison, Pete Poborski, Mary Darl Wright, Jean Yuhas. Left to Right- Tvlfe ffancler, Don Kauftmun, Betty Romar' FUREHSIUS Woicea 70: 75a guage FORENSIC LEAGUE On March 24, 1950 Conemaugh High School sent fourteen representatives to Southmont to enter the county contests of the Pennsylvania Music and Forensic League. The following students competed: Charles Allison, baratone solo, Helen Spirko, alto solo: Mary Daryl Wright, soprano solo, Jean Yuhas, piano solo, Janet Kopriva, saxophone solo, Johnny Johnson, saxophone solo, Pete Poborski, trumpet solo, Maurice Thomas, baratone horn. Girls Trio-Mary Daryl Wright, Ann lNilson, and Maryln Meclcley Elizabeth Candler, poetry reading, Dan Kauf- man, humorous reading, Betty Roman, radio speak-ng. Mary Daryl Wright was rated excel'enf for her soprano solo. Janet Kopriva, Johnny John- son and Charles Allison go to State College for the finals. lHE HI-U '70 Zmmfcvzdc The purpose of the Hu Y ts to create, manntam, and extend through out the school and communnty hugh standards of Chnstnan Character Presldent John Hawk Vtce Presodent Jay Mullward Secretary Joseph Mutch Treasurer Fred Moses The meetmgs were held at the Y M C A on one day of the week sultable to members of the club Mr Wertz ns the adviser The actnvmes of the club Include swnmmnng at the Y M C A nn chnstown, and they are entered nn the Y Basketball League The club takes part an dtscussmg Teen Toptcs which bunld up good cmzenshap and character The organuataon has reached tts quota of 30 members left to nght Furs! Row Jam Salem Steve Stenach Joe Mulch .lay Mnllward Jack Hawk Fred Mons Ed Dnckum Pau Kormamk Second Row Mr Wert: Advlsar Glenn Rorabaugh Tom Woolf Earl Page Jack Meredith Charles Ynnglmg Harry Gninh Jewayne Berkey John Stmlch Thnrd Row George Slavs h Pete Do bolslu Walter Braznl Von Kneeper Tom Bank George Kalmyak Bob Fnsher Fourth low Dean Pudge Mclimley Jenkins Dan McCann Ralph Wright Nick Mandrnck George Mulkev UIIIIIIIHIICS Zwcwlcaczq Zauarl SENIOR DRAMATICS The senior dramatics class is under Miss Krueger's direction. In this course the students tudy one act plays, which they present for cs- sernbly programs, stage techniques, and terms used in the theater. This class affords opportunity for those who wish to become astors or actresses. JUNIOR DRAMATICS The one junior drarnatics class undef Miss Krueger's direction has learned many things. They devote their time to study impersonations, terms, and techniques about the theater. SENIOR DRAMATIC CLUB Left to Right: First Row: Phyllis Daniels, Angeline Pingatore, Ruth Dingatore, Peggy Pip- tick Janet Myers, Margaret Makuchan, Carole Leidy, Isabel Bross, Alice Hughes. Second Row: Elizabeth Candler, Donna Wolfe, Betty Roman, Ann Wilson, Vivian Cobaugh, Phyllis Keiper, Eleanor Spirko, Margie Sliss, Florence Niepoky, Catherine Nagrant. Third Row: Olga Natala, Stella Wnlal sczyck, Janet Pudliner, Althea Grove, Robert Orris, Gale Williams, Shirley Faust, Betty Weinarewski, Dolores Krupa. Fourth Row: Bernard Schilling, Lewis Kovalchik, Don Woomer, Mike Palse, Bill Snyder, Ed Pfarr, Dan Kaufman, Paul Rornanko, John Stinich, Blaine Warner. JUNIOR DRAMATIC CLUB Lett to Right: First Row: .lean Packech, Lois Adams, Eetty Manculirh, Beatrice Makin, Donna Clark, Elizabeth Zodik, Betty Mack, Pearl Pcpaila, Anita Younkin, Sara Jane Hager' ich, Jane Mateyko, Second Raw: Anna Mae Ocipa, Eleanor Mitroka, Margare' Kush, H1- en Spirko, Mcrgaret Kovalchik, Bernice Page, Ellen Garden, Dolores Kostora, Louis-z Verrane, Joyce Davis, Irene Chcnonich, Ann Koval- chik Third Row: Clauria Jones, Ed Dikum, Franres Rakesh, Irene Sherbinski, Martha Shcmdrowfky, Arlene Lydia, Sally Utle, Beverly Wilkes, Steve Stenach, Janet Mutch. Fourth Row: Earl page, Kay Reigharrl, George Kalinyak, Jack Hawk, McKinley Jenkins, Dan McCann, Jay Millwrzrcl, Pete Poborski, Milan Vranish, Earlene Oaks, Don Skarvarna. PUBLIUHTIUHS YEARBOOK STAFF Left ta Right: Standing- Bf?VYy Roman son, Janet Myers, Marv Louise Sal-'-nt Olga Matala. Se:ond Row: Ca we ine Nagrani Stella Walaslczyk, Margare' Nrtkurhrm, M::ry Nowacki, Dolore: Kruna, Rcrii Pingatore, Tyke Candler, Third Row: Paul R:n.anko, Bernard Srhiilrnq, Mirhael Pal-.a Al'hea Czraviz, Edward Pristas CPITERION lc-lt to Right: Standing: Betty Roman. lirst Row: Michael Pctlso, Tyke Cr-nfl ler, Althea Grove Donalrl Woomer, Arm Wilson, Janet Myers, Blire Hughes, Carol Leidy, Second Row: Jayre Metroka, Olga Ala, kuchan, Margaret Makurhan, Mary No' waclxi Dolores Kran., Ruth Pingatore, Mary Lauise Salem, Olga Matala Third Row: Harry Grhitli, Paul Kar manik, Nick Toronto, Bernard Schilling, Paul Romanka, Dart Kauftman, Edwarnl Pristas. Fourth Row: Stella Walaszrzyk, Cloud' ia Jones, Eleanor Metroka, Pearl Papaila, Catherine Nagrant. Keep 'Meme 77ze44e4 2a any ABOUT OUR PAPER The Criterion stafT this year is made up of 34 members, 21 of them seniors. As a whole, the student body is mainly inter- ested in the features. ln this department we have three clever writers, Ann Wilson, Ruth Pinqa- tore, and Louise Salem. Catherine Nagrant and Althea Grove keep the public well-informed about the music activi ties in our school. Doing a good iob of circulation is Olga Ma- tala-who is also the iunior high editor-and Alice Hughes. Dolores Krupa and Carole Leidy or ein charge of all Club News. YEARBOOK All seniors on the Criterion Staff are auto- matically memlzers of the Elevator Stall. All work was voluntaryf not one was forced to write any material or be responsible lot any special work. Assignments were requested by the various reporters. The secretarial class has done a time job of typing arid proofreading the yearbook material The class also took care of the Criterion work. Janet Pudliner is head typist, and her assistants are Florence Niepoky and Margaret Sliss. Betty Roman is the editor of the Elevator. Tirst Row: Donald Woomeff Ann Vfl' Front Seated: Methody Trohanowsky. Front Standing: Glenr- Ribblett. far left to Right: Ra'ph Wright, Ed- ward Kisslok. Second Row: Horrv Griffith, Ed Urban, Boyd Grove. Third Row: Eugene Kurpa, Donald Skvorna, Eugene Delusa. Fourth Row- George Bitslmo Don Kauf- man. Fifth Row: Joe Pingatore. illi llfll lilllB lavage 706364: o Wal! The Ccnemaugh High School Key Club of '49 and '50 is pictured above. The Key Club is sponsored by the Kiwanis, one of the nation's leading organizations for young men. The aim of this club is to better the school. Mr. Courter is their advisor. They meet every Monday the sixth period, and have speakers from Johnstown. Methody Trohanowsky President Glenn Ribblett , Secretary Daniel Kaufman , ,, ,,s,c, Treasurer lllllll CLUB exited mmm Winer!! KTRUTH CONQUERS ALLJ The Latin class holds its monthly meetings the first Thursday of every month. Movies and reports on Roman homes, transportation, and costumes are shown. A Thanksgiving play, Thanksgiving for Latin was presented. Plans were made for the ordering of pins. The ofticers elected were: President Rosemary Yeager Vice President John Yasko Treasurer ,, Russell Leidy Secretary Boyd Grove left to Right: Don Burger, Dan Kauf man, John Yaslfo, Nancy Rorobaugh Gwen Goughnour. Mary Durle Wright Janet Leclfey Gladys Brizlnner, Qase mary Yeager, Boyfl Grove, George Bitsko Delusa, Ed Kisslak, George Svenrer, Rui :ell Leidy, Thomas Kalinyak. Eugene Krupa Gary Reighard, Eugene STUDENT CllUlllIll ,411 Zane efwdce Hear Ye! Hear Ye! The court will come to crder! At the first meeting of the 1949-50 assembly of Student Council, T5 members were present. The following officers were elected: President Melhody Trohanowsky Secretary-Treasurer Mary Louise Salem Chairman Nicholas Toronto The adviser and sponsor is Miss Fresh. The Council is composed of the President from each organi- zation and class. The senior class president automatically becomes the president of the Council. At the first meeting rules and regulations were drawn up. Punish- ments were put int oeffect by the Council. Some of them are: Writing long essays, apologizing in front of the Student Body at assembly, etc, The punishments have been very successful. Disturbances are slowly being done away with. The school is becoming a place of which to be proud. left to Right: Standing: Stella Walasczyk, John Yasko. Seated: Mary Ann Yewcic, Irene Yew- cic, Methody Trohanowskv, Louise Salem, Nick Toronto, Tom Yewcic, Don Woomer, Steve Migyanka, Walter Brazil, Rose- mary Yeager, Dolores Krupa, and Olga Matala. XXX SENIOR HOME ROOM IEPIESENTAVIVES left to Right: First Row: Jon'-t lezlmey, Beverly Wilkes. Betty llomon, Dorothv Alberter, Jaan Pakech. Second Row: Mordelle Anderson, Glenn Rorahaugh, Ken Johnson, Clara Stanislaw- ryll. Sara Jane Hagerich. Third Row: George Slavirh, Milan Vronish, Don Kaufman, Charles Cantsell, Jack Meredith Don Furman. JUNIOR HOME ROOM REPRESENTATIVES left to Right: First Row: Dorothy Kormanik, Marv Stenach, Nancy Povlirlx, Tom Briggs, Earl- ene Keiper. Second Row: Shirley Bywater, Delores Andrews, Carol Ford, Gerald Hawk, Irene Yuhas, Robert Sevenok. Third low: Roosevelt Charles, Robert Fetsik, Maurice Thomas, Edward Moses, Ernest Shatter. xr Hlllllf lllllllll HEPHESEHTHTIVES Qagzecamea 701 Safco! Each year each home room elects one boy and one girl to Serve as a mouthniece lor their room. This is one cl the smallest forms of Law. The class officers may make a few proposals, but the representatives must okay them before lliey are actually enforced The clection of the renreentalives are of o great importance to thc class. lf the candidates are up to par, the class is well oltg but il the representatives are only in office tc have the title, the 'ciass is in deco water. Letv to Right Fire' Row: Shi'lev Rovansvk Flnrence Janizec, Gale Wilson, Janet Cernansky, .Ionet Spiegelhalter, Pav Rovorvek, Ria Wolters, Sybil Crr-we, Jec-1 Woolf, Doro- thy Kormanilx, Second Row: Pat Fisher, Thelma Moose, Anna Marie Labix, Gwen G2.1gw. wu', Helen Adams, Marie Cefriiteph, Doro'hV Alkerter, Irene Yewrir, Donna Ford, Irene Wolaszzyclc. Third Row: Donna Kneaper, Anna Shanclrowsky, Jean Miral, Morlyn Meck- ley Gladys Bri-krver, Lois Vcmnr, Olga Malruchan, Joan 'Naligora, F'orabeIle C0- baugh Yourtl' Row Peggy Wh ki, lane! Woolf, Harriet Penrod. E'eonor Mcndreck, Donna Corhron, '4an'y Porobaugh, Goy- nell Wagner, Jean Plarlcy, Clara Stanis- lawczylx, Jean Pewder. Jlllllllll Ll-IEEHS At the first meeting of the Junior Y-Teens the following oITicers were elected: Irene Yewcic President Sybil Crcwe Vice President Gaynell Wagner Secretary Donna Knepper Treasurer Dorothy Alberter Inter Club and program chairman The advisor tcr thelunior Y-Teens is Miss Trchanowsky. Meetings were held every Wednesday in the auditorium. A basket cf focd was donated to a needy family ot Thanksgiving by the Junior members. Inter Club Council meefngs were also attended by the cITicers at the Y. W. C. A. ...LA . , ,C , , ', A, SEHIUR Ll-TEENS Zed The following officers were elected by the Senior Y-Teens tor the year 1949-1950. Dolores Krupa President Marlha Shandrowsky Vice President Olga Mata'a Secretary Janet Mutch Treasurer Catherine Nagrant Inter Club Council Pearl Papila , Program Chairman The Senior Y-Teens were honored to have Miss Kopler as their Y-Teens advisor. Their meetings were held twice a month in room ll6. The of- ficers also attended meetings at the Y. W. C. A. At Christmas time the Senior Y-Teens presented a basket of food to a needy family. The name was secured through the Y. W. C. A. left to Right: First Row: Betty Monculich, Beatrice Makin, Catherine Nagrant, Pearl Papaila. Second Row: Helen Spirko, Irene Chan- onich, louise Salem, Delores Krupa, Olga Matala, Vivian Cobuugh, Donna Clark. Third Row: Louise Verrone, Joyce Davis, Kay Reighard, Irene Sherbinski, Martha Shandrowsky, Janet Mvtch. Ellen Parker Beans Parker Katie Lee Teri5 King Mugsy Morris Cora Johnson Melinda Sandra Field Douglas Blake Margot Richards Mr. Field Mrs. Field Silllllll ULHSS Pllig Keep Jem! 464: Dolores Krupa Blaine Warner Janet Myers Don Vlloomer Methody Trohanowsky Alice Hughes Betty Woinarowski Elizabeth Candler Mike Palso Ann 'Wilson Dan Kaufman Althea Grove l 0 Q n r Trohanowsky, Janet Myers, Dan Kaufman, Althea Grave, Betty WNoinarawski. cares Krupa, Blaine Warner, Methady Trahanowsky, Betty Woinarowski, Arm Wison, Alife Huqhes, Mike Palso, Tyke Candler. On April l3, the senior class presented the play called Big Blow Up which was a great success. Terry King is a young detective on the track of Mugsy Morris, who stole the necklace. Terry has heard that Mugsy's half sister will meet him in a small town hotel to give him the necklace which Mugsy had hidden. But Terry dcesn't know what the sister looks like. Conse- quently he is suspicious of Sandra Field and Margaret Richards. two lodgers whose actions are mysterious. But it is the new school teacher, Cora Johnson, who is the real sister and unwil- ling helper of Mugsy. Only Cora knows that Mugsy is already living at the hotel disguised as a deaf old lady. Mugsy plants c time bomb in Terry's suitcase, then finds out that Terry has secured the necklace, which is in the grip with the bomb! Many people try to open the suit- case, not knowing to whom it belongs, and the suspense is terrific! It all ends happily, how- ever, but not before many complications have piled up that embroil every guest in the hotel. ' .5 Blnnr War f, Methody to R.: Althea Grove Don Kaufman, ORCHESTRA Lett to Right: Front Row, Seated: Pearl Paoalia, Mardelle Anderson, lrene Yewcic, Janet Kopriva, Anna Marie Labik, Maurire Thomas Back Raw, Standing: George Mulkey, Pete Poborski, John B-um baugh, Gary Reighard, John Yasko, Frank Starrhok, Charles Burlich. HOPERETTAH Camera! Lights! Action! Roll! The 1950 operetta welcomed one of Cono- maugh High Schools largest crowds. The operetta, entitled Miss Starlight, is about Drew fCharles Alisonj, who is owner of a pickle factory, falls in love with Miss Venus iMary Raryle Wright.Q To make matters worse, two girls come to the hotel where the play takes place, one works as the public senographer, and the other as a manicurist. But, in reality, OPERETTA CAST AND CHORUS Left to Right: Front Row: Dan Oill, Allen Oakes, Edward Pristas, D'-loves Krupci, Helen Spirko, Robert Federnork, Bernard Srhilling, Earl Page, Jack Meredith, Charles Ozmiek, Rita Orletski, Eleanor Mitroku, Dean Rudge, Anna Vtlilsan Charles Fniqht, Andrews Guyan, Jack Hawk. Second Row, Standing: Cecelia Daley, Micholas Toronto, Donna Knepper, Jean Daligora, Patty Fisher, Dorothy Alberfer, Marv L. K. Salem, Roberto Parks, Gwen Goughnour, Beatrire Makin. Eleanor Spirko, Phyllis Keiper, Charles Allison, Ruth Pingatore, Marlyn Mecklcy, Annbelle Day, Isobel Brass, Alife Hughes, Donna Clark, Viviun Ca- bauqh, Angeline Pingatore, Gail Squires, Dolores Kostora. Third Row, Standing- Kay Reiahard, Althea Grove, Anna Shar-- drowsky, Helen Adams, Audrey Dillian, Sara lane Hngerirh, Sally Oniel, Elixabeth Candler, Margaret Sliss, Dan KauFfman, Marv Daryl Wright, Dun Woomer, Carol Leidy, Bcrnire Page Rose Bitsko, Betty Woinarowe ski, Janet Pudliner, Jean Yuhas, Shirley Faust. Ull6HlllZHllUll amd f4,a,e-mamma Flo fRuth Pingatorel, and Trixie lMarlyn Meckleyj are both from Chicago just loaded with money. Flo likes Drew but Drew isn't interested. Trixie lalls for the hotel clerk, Bert Brown fDon Woomerl and he in turn does the same. lt all ends up well, as Miss Venus goes back to her star and Flo and Drew make a happy twosome, ORCHESTRA When operetta time rolled around Cone- maugh High School it also mean time to get the orchestra assembled. But there weren't very many members around from the orchesta of the yeas before, many had been lost by graduation. Nevertheless, under the skillful direction of Mr. ames Bruno, they practiced and practiced until they became good enough to play for our oper- ett, Miss Starlight. Seated Left to Right, Helen Spirko, Delores Krupa, Cezelia Daley Rita Orletski, Eleanor Mitroka Dean Rudqz, Ann Wilson. S'nnding Left to Right: Dan Kaulfrnan, Phyllis Keiper, Charles Alison Mary Dnry' Wright, Ruth Pingatore, Marlyn Me-kley, Don Woolmer Nu hola Torento. SENIOR SECRETARIAL CLUB Left to Right: Caro'-2 Leidv, Ann Wil- son, Dolores Krupa, Olga Matala, Angie Pingatore, Peggy Piptirlr, Margaret Sliss, Alice Hughes, Louise Salem, Florenfe Niepolxy, Eleanor Soirko, Janet Pudliner, Phyllis Daniels, Isabel Brass, Miss Daw- son, advisor, Donna Wolfe. DRIVING ClASS Left to Right: First Row: Edward Dilcum, Janet My, ers, Margaret Sliss, Danna Vlolfc, Arma- helle Day, Joan Packech. Second Row: Ellen Gardcri, Margaret Kovalchik, Eleanor Mitroka, 7ella Carev, Phyllis Keiper, Steve Stenach, Frances Rokosh, Eleanor Mitroka, lais Adarns, Bernice Page. Third Row: Jae Mutrh, Claudia Jones, Blaine Warner, Althea Grave, Earlene Oaks, Charles Vivis, Jahn Stinich, Paul Karmanik, Earl Page. Fourth Row: John Zema, George Mul- key, Fred Moses, Tom Yewrir, George Kalinyalc, Ann Gornirlx. Sllllillllllllll CLUB The Secretarial Club was organized Septem- ber 9, T949. The ofticers elected ares President, Olga Matala, Vice President, Ann Wilson, Secre- tary, Dolores Krupa, Treasurer, Angeline Pinga- tcre. Miss Dawson is our advisor. Business meetings ae held 'each month in Room 224 at 1:00. The club is sponsoring dictations in Gregg Shorthand. Each girl is required to pass three tests at sixty words per minute, two tests at eighty words per minute at 95 percent accuracy, and one test at one hundred words per minutc at least 70 percent accuracy as requirement tor graduaticn. Thcse eligible for the sixty awards are: Ann Wilson, Mary Louise Salem, Margaret Piptick, Margaret Sliss, and Olga Matala. Under the direction of Janet Pudliner, Florence Niepoky and Margaret Sliss, the girls became the typing staff for the Yearbook. DRIVING There they go-down First and up Main Street! Crash-bang-yes, we were auite bad at Frst, but are improving every day. Mr, Ribblett and Mr. Reighard, the two driving teachers, are patiently taking those iumos and jerks the student drivers dish out. With 44 pupils enrolled to achieve a license it's a wonder that the car, which the Johnstown AAA Club so generously lent is in shipfhape. Al- though the class work is stifi, all are quite eager tc get practice behind the wheel. The students are studying books such as, The Code, Sportsmanlike Driving, and Duties of the Drivers. Frequent tests are given FOOTBALL MANAGERS BASKETBALL MANAGERS Kneefinq- Robert Fefsik lefv Vo QIQW: Michnel Ynkemik lurk Warner Don Wonmcr Standing Left to Right: Gerald Hawk, Haywood Haywood, Roy Regulo, Me'hody Trohunowsky, X ai QQ - x,s. tn . A EL i...'T i F . ..-1 ,qi- -1 QL 1:5411 ' . 1 1 Q Q W: ' 5 :V 4 ' v V' ' ' ' L. 4.9 , z xzzegly f -. Q 4 3- ' gg L , , L f X 'J , -. 'f f n 1 3 Q., , DY xref P Y. y ,-. fy? gr? X -I x F-I TI xg' .7257 , . f f y f f an , V as ' f 1 . 1 -5 ' G S Q ' ' K ? f fi ' , 'fa ll n l Q s f if F 0 Y 'QVC ' J' xg! 'R 'L . 4 r E' 'V ,. lg! fu x i X ' hs QM el 5 M 'L , , mean:-H' 'HW' 1 4 TQQML rw .ff -ur. -f 1 'Q' 5 -2-Viv-f' fi? 'E f K, Y' '- . 9 .u x -- ' V T 5' ' ', ' 5 fm' 'figlif -Q: ff' -1 ixti.-V. v Y f xv 2 ff! I ' V IN-v .f V if fr I 'NY lg i Q- 5 .. , I A 1 Q a . if I w .7 - Q Q. I 3231.411 -.If gf , fs? - . , -Q' 5- ..QQ,,-2 'A 'Q I .' 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Why at was the cheerl aders at practice and at all the games cheerang thear team on to victory For the 49 50 foctball season they wore the umform from the year before but by the 'nme basketball season rolled around thev were abl to purchase brnght new ones whuch made th sheers more affectuve As an added attractuon to their squad they have acquired the acrobatucs of the Burk Tw-ns whcm are well luked by many Addnng together the successful team and the wonderful suoport of the rest of tle student ma e this a successful year for the C H S Cheerleaders left to Right: First ow: Sara Jane Hagerirh, Margaret Sliss, Margaret Ang-J-, Jaan Packech, Second ll w' ery Galayda, Shir'ey C mrners, flame Kal-Pyak Bla-gh S was! Af lHf llllllllllll Sflllllll qfcwe 14 Sacceoajfaf The T949 Conemaugh High School Football across the bridge into Franklin and emerged a Locomotive was formed, prepared and filled with 20-O conqueror. Scheduled next was Windber, fuel for its long journey through nine opponents by Mr. Gjurich and his assistant, Mr. Fesl-zo. This was a diesel powered streamlined machine that rolled into Huntingdon on September TO at Wind- ber to be derailed and suffer minor damage, The Bearcats pinned a 12-6 defeat on the lron Horses. During the following two weeks th-e engine received major repairs and headed for Boswell where the first victory, 26-O, was picked up by the Locomotives. The next stop was that always-tough Adams Twp. Waiting at the sta- tion was an T8-7 triumph. Upon entering Fern- dale the following week th elron Steeds ran into some difficulties and was almost stalled. However, a T3-7 win was pulled out of the fire at the last minute. The train then traveled Kneeling: Milan Gjurich, Jr., mascot famous for its Ramblers who wreck the opponents whom they meet. Although many people doubted it could be done, the Locomotive gained a popu- lar, estimable. and decisive 26 to O win. The train with the cars full of victories was really shining now! Not slowing up a bit a 40-O vic- tory wos registered at Portage. At Punxsutaw- ney another was added to the growing list- this cne by 38-21. The final leg of journey was Richland Twp. Those Rams were no match for our Powerhouse, who scored a 26-6 win for the eighth consecutive. The Locomotive then pulled the eight cars, each filled with a victory, into the record book where the T949 Conemaugh Foot- ball Locomotive will remain to be remembered as one of the best in the history of our school. first Row: Kenneth Johnson, Thomas Woolf, Gearqr Slrivirh. lohn Mirkens, Donald 'urtnan Blaine Warner Richard Hendrick, Nirk Mandrick, Joe Yalvipski, Jesse Gordon, Charles Ytngling Tom Yewric. Second Row: Mr. Meckley, fctulty manager, Mr. Fi,--lfo, ris.istrmt coach, Robert Wcirrier, Paul Bilslfa, Joe Mutch, Walter Brazil, William Snyder Tho-nas Kalinyak, Pirhard Sheldon, George Charles, Edward Urban, Eugene Delura, Joe Pingatore, Milan Giurich, coarh. Third Row: Edward Dikum, manager: Jock 'Narita-r, Fred Moses, Ouay Grove, Charles Ozinvko, Clrylon Jenkins, Robert Fedornork, Boyd Grove. Edward Kisslak, Patil Karma'-ik, George Bitsko, Ert-ward Yingling, Terry Boring, Methody Trohanowsky, manager. QF :fir 35 X I Jil,-Ze, ,sr E l R 2 s Y ' 'unz- f A4 - N 1 Q , Q . ,- 4 64 x A xc I ,- Aki Q .N ' K I r- Q, . Q1 1, if' 'E Q 2 1. 5-.. ' Q 5 s ' nv C 5 Ai 4 - ,p pgaoool lv BllSllElBllll gfazeee Q0 Zo Dcbtmdcl 27. 7. 14. 14, '7chczZ4 Guiding our basketball team this year was Mr. Giurich. The team consisted of eleven boys, of which six were seniors The first team was composed of Thomas Yew- cic and Joe Mutch, forwards, Edward VValig-ora, center, George Slavich, and John Miclnens, guards. Conemaugh won the West Central League title for the fifthh consecutive time. Fifty-eight consecutive games were won during the last five five years in the league. Conemaugh this year was chosen to play in the War Memorial Tourney. We defeated Mc lelt to Right: Kneeling: Milan Giuri'l1, Jr., mart Keesport but lost to Reading in the championship lull. This year we will lose six senfors and have two lettermen returning. Of twenty-nine games played, twenty-one are recorded in the win column with eight in the loss column. One of these losses was to Altoona lcr the District Six Championship. Although losing five of the first seven games, the boys made a strong comeback. Congratula- tions boys for a good season. so . First Row: Thomas Woolf, Charles Yingfing, Michael Palso, Eddie Wuligora. John Mickens, Thomas Yewcic, George Slavirh, Raymond Regula. Second Row: Mr. Merkley, farulty manager, Dcnfild Woornor, mcnager, Robert Fisher. George Stanovich, Jesse Gordon, George Charles, Joe Mut'h. Rifhard Headrifk, manager, Coach Milan Giurich, . 1 fix ,. gs Wi f i I ' 1 d 1 3 Q , f-.4 .fir uf' 1 gp W I If 2 .11 . ff iff - ' I 5 3 19.0.9 :' BASKETBALL-JUNIOR VARSITY lelt to Right: Standing: Robert Fedorrtock, Boyd Grove, Thomas Kalinyalr, John Yasxo, John Blasic, John Johnson, John lalub- ski, Eddie Kisslak, George Bitsko, Steve Kuxmiak, Edward Yingling, Robert Warn- er, Mt. Meckley, Faculty manager. Kneeling: Jack Warner, mascot, Mr. Fesko, coach BASKETBALL-JUNIOR HIGH Left lo Right: First Row: Robert Jurich, Bruce Fet- tetman, Clayton Jenkins, Mike Mancul- ich, Theodore Mondrick, Larry Cekella. Second Row: Mr. Charles DiMauro, coachg Robert Fetsik, Edward Moses, Roosevelt Charles, Charles Bulich, Michael Yakemik, manager, Nr. Meckley, faculty manager. ilUllIllll BllSllElBllll JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Our Jr. High Basketball team was coached again this year by Mr. Dimauro. They won hall of their games, but they were always playing their best. One must remember that a iunior high player is first to be introduced to the game, then he must be taught to play correctly and try to im- prove his errors, and finally improve himself to such an extreme that when he becomes a sopho- more he is ready for the junior varsity. Realizing this difficult task, we congratulate Mr. DiMauro upon his fine achievement with the team. Also, we hope in the future he will have developed the star players of our varsity. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL The purpose of the Junior Varsity is to train the boys for future varsity play Mr. Fesko was their coach this year and the boys came through with fourteen wins and ten losses. They again entered the South Fork Tourna- ment play, but lost to Westmont in their first game. fl' 9 GQ' ,A gr: THE SEHSUITS RECORD evwctq '7naZc'acda4l Sammy Tom Yewccc Ed Waltgora John Mlckens George Slovnch Joe Mutch George Stanovtch Charles Ynnglnng George Charles Make Palso Jesse Gordon Robert Fssher T9 'J 3 Our hugh scorer thas year was Thomas Yewcc wnth 455 pomts durmg the regular season Thus scormg tnclude the elamnnatnon and tl'e St Froncns Tourney Thoma Yewctc ranked hrt tn the greate Johnstown ba ketbcull CIBC 1 . - ' 5 ' 3,6 ' , 'IST ' T35 65 ' , , , , 43 ' ' , 38 . , 26 ' 24 8 Total wwwlwdwtly coma! Conemough Opponent Huntungdon Johnstown B Wlndber Johnstown B Johnstown Cotholnc Adams Township Portoge Jount Fronlclm South Fork Nonty Glo Conemough Townshnp Richland Franlclun Johnstown Cotholoc Huntmgdon Portage Jount Oltoono Wmdber Rnchlond South Fork Adams Townshup Conemough Townshup Westmont Losses South Fork Tournament Won ld Lost l0 7 o f 21 ' 34 20' 28 23 ' 22 34' 37 27' ' 36 28 ' 23 26' ' 32 38 ' 29 34' 45 23' ,, , , , 26 36 ' 26 31 ' 27 25' Nonty Glo 26 35 ' ,, 27 25 . ' 24 49 ' 25 42 ' 28 36' 37 37 ' 25 54 ' 43 33 27 52 ' 33 45 I ' 38 27 42 801 92 lHE VHHSITU ll The exclusive Varsity C club reorganized aga'n in I949-50. Tom Yewcic was elected president, John Mickens, vice president, Charles Yingling, secretary, and George Slavich, treasurer. Before being admitted to the oganization, the boys must meet the requirements necessary to earn a letter in one of the sports, in which our school participates. The Varsity C sponsors both the bays and girls intramurals. For the champions of these, they provide awards. They also take care of Junior High games. The proceeds from these, as well as the profits made by the sale of football and basketball charms by the members, are used to purchase C's and sweaters tor the Senior boys of the club. I Lett tn Right: First Row: Blaine Warner, Kenneth Johnson, Thomas Woolt, Thomas Yewcic, Charles Yingling, George Slavich, John Mickens, Richard Headrirk, Edward Wali- gora, Methady Yroyhanowsky, Bill Sny- der, Bruce lauffer. Second Row: Mr. Fesllo, assistant coach, George Stanavirh, Ni'k Manricl, Walter Brazil, Joe Mutrh, Don Furman, George Charles, Jesse Gordon, Michael Palso, Joe Zalupski, Herb Partsch, Walter Kemp, Don Woomer, Tom Kalinyak, Mr. Meckley, faculty manager, Mr. Giurich, coach, left to Right: M-f. Marv lentr, Uv. Walter Wertz, Mr. James Bruno, NY, Mi' lon Giurirh, Mr. Jvmvr. Ms-rkley, Mr, John Fesko, Mr. Charles DiMauro, Mr. Orlo Riblett. HlHlElIlI UHGHHIZHTIUH The Board of Athletics is composed of eight members, each specializing in certain duties which together provides for a successful sports program. Mr. Meckley hclds the position of facultv manager. His tasks include the scheduling of games and other arrangements necessary to conduct sports events. Mr. Giurich is head coach of football and basketball. In addition to this, he granted his services tor the advance sale of tickets and other such activities which results in his being an invaluable asset to the Athletic Board. The Junior Varsity basketball coach and assistant toot- ball coach is Mr. Fesko. He also conducts boys intra-murals as well as supervises physical education classes. Mr. DiMauro coaches the Junior High basketball team. During the basketball season Mr. Wertz is head of the sale and collection of tickets at the home games. Ofticial scorekeeoer at thebasketball games is Mr. Bruno. Mr. Ribblet is time keeoer at the cage contests. Girls gym teacher and intra-mural in- structor is Mrs. Lentz. BHSEBHH The Conemaugh High School baseball team, under the reins of Mr. Feslro for the first time, completed another season in the Tri-County League. Delay in the selection of a ccach and bad weather prevented the squad from getting much time to practice and get in condition for the campaign. As in the past years, the boys had to use a diamond outside of Conemaugh for their training and home games. Many lettermen and a few rookies make up the team which lacked pitching strength. The opponents were Adams Twp., Richland Twp., Windber, and Conemaugh Twp. Just as is true for all Iron Horse teams the 1950 baseball squad was full of spirit and never stopped trying, no matter what thc odds were against them. CIHSS llllll The graduatung clas of l95O from East Cone maugh Hugh School has lust turned the century and also wush to turn over our good habuts good manners good tumes and memorues to the Dopuls remaunung un school To Mr Meckley goes our thank and grate fulness for beung so unformal and patuent wuth us as long as he has To the Junuors we leave the antucupatuon of becomung senuors To the Sophomores we leave our sellung o magazunes and earnung money for the Pron- To the Freshmen we leav our trouble and struggles to get there MARDELLA ANDERSON wulls her love of puckles to anyone who Iukes them MIDGE ANGUS leaves her cheerleadung to Betty Galayda BILL BIRK wulls hus urge to fly to hus brothers ROSE BITSKO wulls her lov books to Jean Perkuns ARTHUR BENNETT leaves hus week end trups to Puttsburgh to anyone who can afford them ISABEL BROSS leaves her study halls to Don Burger DON COBAUGH leaxes hus good behqv or to Don Furman VIVIAN COBAUGH leases her alwaysb Ing un chcol on tame to her suster Florabelle ZELLA COREY wulls her dark hour to Clara anu slawczyk FRANK CEKADA leave hs pretty blond hcur o Joe Mutch KENNETH JOHNSON leaves hus personaluty to Roosevelt Charles SHIRLEY FOUST leaves her tc Jqh tume un Ch nu ustry to Kay Reughard MICHAEL BURIAK leaves hs nouse mokung to Lous Varner WALTER KEMP leaves hus shyness to John Zalup sku DAN KAUFMAN leaves hus love scenes n the operetta to anyone who knows how to do ut PHYLLIS KEIPER wull her dumples to Elaune Kalun ya VON and OLGA wull theur love for each other to Martha and Herb LEWIS KOVALCHIK leaves hus shyness towards gurls to Dan McCann DOLORES KRUPA leaves her clancung abuluty to Chuck Cantrell CAROLE LEIDY wulls her love for skatung to any one who can stand on skates GEORGE AURANDT leaves hus huntung abuluty o Jay Mulward ROBERT CERNANSKY wull hus typung troubles to hus suster Janet TYKE CANDLER wulls her baton twurlung to Cone maughs future mauorettes ANNABELLE DAY leaves her letter wrtnq to Marulyn Meckley BETTY DEVICH leaves her perfect attendance to Pat Reed PHYLLIS DANIELS leaves her h uqht to Vllolter Ruckabaugh teyko ALTHEA GROVE leaves her basketball abuluty to her brother Boyd RICHARD HEADRICK leaves hus snuff to Jo 71 up s TRILBY HAGERICH leaves her lum'uess t Patty Fusher MIKE HOMAN leaves hus wave un the nuuddle of hus forehead to anyone who can tra n one ALICE HUGHES wulls her blue eyes to lan t Mutch BRUCE LAUFFER leaves hus beautuful blue eyes to anyone lucky enough to have them MARGARET MAKUEHAN wulls her ta'lness to Ar lene Lydue BOB MOORE leaves hus trups to the ofluce to Duck Grufftth JANET MYERS wulls her happuness to Helen Spurko GERTRUDE MUHARSKY wulls her shotne to Jo Ann Placky . 5 - . . . . n ' ' ' k. , F . . A . . f Q 5 . . . h . at . ' ll Q ll D . I ANN GORNICK leaves her height to Janie Maf , ' 3 ' I ' 3 Arl . ' G U ki. . , . 3' 1 , O s - - . . . se .- . 3 I ' t I I ' ' i ' ss IIIHSS llllll JOHN MICKENS wrll hrs basketball abrlrty t Sylvra CATHERINE NAGRANT leaves her fun rn s hcol to Eleanor Mrtroka FLO NIEPOKY and DONNA WOLFE lease therr Saturday nrght dates to anyon lucky enough to get a man MARY NOWACKI wrlls her love for chemrs ry to anyone wrllrng enough to slave tor Mr Rrbb e ROBERT ORRIS leaves hrs artrstrc abrlrty to Mrss Reeds krndergarten class RICHARD ONDICK wrlls hrs abrlrty to stay out of trouble to Emery Sprrko FRANK OSHANSKY leaves hrs huntrng trrps o anyone who loves to hunt SALLY ONEIL leaves her sweate to Audrey Drllon ALLEN OAKS leaves hrs two front teeth to Mrllward DAN OILL leaves hrs sunny drsposrtron to George Stanovrch EDDIE PRISTAS leaves hrs blond harr to George Mullcey ANGIE PINGATORE leave her love, of tatty to anyone wrth false teeth RUTH PINGTATORE leaves her frequent use trssues to anyone wrth Cnose troulnlet PAUL PASERBA leaves hrs gettrng to school Of car to anyone who rs lucky enough to own one ED PFARR leaves hrs Olds to anyone luckv enough to get rt PEG PIPTICK leaves her lrbrary rob to anyon lucky enough to get rt JANET PUDLINER leaves her quretness and shy ness to Evanego and Spanavrch MIKE PALSO wrlls hrs specs to Krbby Kalrnyarc BETTY ROMAN leave her brarns to Rrchard Sheldon PAUL ROMANKO leaves hrs good postu 'J Dean Rudge JIM SALEM wrlls hrs bank account lwhrch rs noth rngl to John Zalupskr LOUISE SALEM leaves her oftrc rob to her srster Shrrley BILL SNYDER wrlls hrs football abrlrty to Terry Borrng MARGIE SLISS wrlls her rosy cheeks to Dorothy Alb rter ELEANOR SPIRKO leaves her large vocabulary to anyone who has the rntellrgence to pro nounce them GEORGE SLAVICH leaves hrs football abrlrty to Pee Wee Warner JOHN STINICH wells hrs wrse cracks to Je Zalupskr and hrs playrng abrlrty to P 5 Pencola BERNARD SCHILLING leaves hrs women to next years Romeo TODIE leaves hrs natural curly harr to Ray Regula CHARLES VIVIS leaves hrs physrque to Gus Grr vrnsky BLAINE WARNER leaves hrs trouble makrng to Poopre Vranrsh school to work to her srster Irene BETTY WOJNAROWSKI leaves her talkrng rn Study Halls to Edward Urban TOM WOOLF leaves hrs tobacco to anyon wlro can chew ED WALIGORA leaves hrs herght to Pee Wee Warner ANN and DON leave therr good trmes they have together to Chuck Allrson and Srrrley Corn mers GLENN RIBBLETT leaves hrs Key Club rob to any one who has patrence GALE WILLIAMS Ieav s hrs lore for huntrng tlsh rng and Englrsh to Sonny Rrckabaugh TOM YEWCIC leaves hrs sports playrng obrlrty to Krbby Kalrnyak CHARLES YINGLING leaves hrs athletrc ahrlrtv to hrs brother Kenny JOHN ZEMA leaves hrs good grades to Harry Grrftrth . . .. 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CLHSS On a certam mornmg un August of the vear 1940 the greenles las we were calledl entered our mnth year of school After everyone be ame acquamted we held a meetmg The OHICEYS we elected were James Salem presudent Louuse Salem secretary Betty Glurlch treasurer There werent many social actlvntues We had n Hallo ween Party In the school lunch roon' After a short vacatlon of three months we returned to our old classmates and chool We elected the followung offucers Methody Trohan owslfy presodent George Slavuch vlce presvdent Catherine Naarant secretary Louuse Salem treasurer That year our actlvntles were a luttle more numerous We began wlth a wnener roast at the home of Shnrley Foust On October 20 1947 we had a Halloween Party In the school gym chaperoned by Mr Fesko and Mr Reughard On March l T940 we began to sell magaune ubscruptcons Then we held a skating party at Skateland on March 31 Another vacatuon and we welcomed our H ISTUHU lumor year wuth a great antlcnpatuon of the one bog event the Junior Sensor Prom We met and elected the following officers Alnce huqhes president Ann Wnlson secretary Olga Mata'a treasurer The usual actlvltueg Included magaz '1 sales Chrnstmas cone sales and skatung partles For the remainder of the year we were prepar mg ourselves for our last yea In school Our bug year has finally arrnved Furst of all we elected our class ofhcers They are Methody Trohanowslcy president Paul Romanlco vlce president Ann Wilson secretary Betty Roman treasurer Methody aopomted varuous commnt tees to take charge of our busmess We got our nngs and name cards In December Most of the sensors are sellmg candy for a trnp to Washmg ton The music class went to Pnttsburgh to see the musucal comedy The Student Prmce They also attended church servnces of dnft rent c eeds We are looking forward to the tradmonal t up to Ebensburg and Torrence sponsored by Muss Fresh Now we are eagerly awantmg the day ot our graduatuon UlHSS PHUPHECU Accord ng to the sc ence of chemustry a mix ture can have anv composition that IS It can be mnxed nn any oroportuon but the elements composvng thus muxture can be seoarated and do not lose ther physucal charactenstucs or ndentu tues A grand mixture IS the r ass of l950' Often I thunk of the wholehearted coopera hon the amb taons the enthusiasm of our class and I wonder how far the elements In our class have trav lled Ho hum My eyes feel heavy I Il have to tease Mr Salem about these dull lights Remember .hm Salem? Hes now wuth Westsng house Electruc fYawn'J lYawn'l Goodness' Here's the sandman wlth hus luttle paul and shovel Hes motsomng for me to lol low hum Oh nts so easy to druft' Rlchard Ondlck Richard Headrlclc and Edward Prsstas have a successful auto busm ss In lohns town Sandman lets borrow one of theur Stude masters and rude the trall nn style My how Conemaugh has grown' Somethmg new has been added Rose Bntsko Margaret Pxptuck Donna Wolfe Ann Wllson and Louise Salem are all happuly marrued and Inve an great mansuons on Fnrst Street Stella Walaszczyk has her own food market on Fourth Street across the street from Poops ln the Chemustry laboratory at Conemaugh Hugh S hool, l see Muke Palso dolng an experument with the and of hus assust ant Ed Walngora In the next room Donald Co - 1 , ll ' H ' ' ' I . I - s . ' . . 1 . , . e . .. i , ' - I 1 I ' r - , : , , : . ' 2,13 I I I - e - 1 , . , . . . . . . .. , ., I , , , S . , . Z - ' I I f -' - I 1 I I I f I , 1 I - 1 ' , ' . 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CLHSS PHUPHEC9 baugh head coach of the football team us mck mg out the schedule wlth his assustant coacl Robert Cernansky Supervusung Prmcnple Gc-ora Aurandt ts ln confelenc with rne of the county 5 leadnng englneers Bull Blrk over the buuldmq of a new gym It feels so qood to dream Ynwnlt Zella Corey has her own mov: theater on Fu st Street Next door IS Make Buruaks Raduo Shop wsth Lew Kovalchuk and Walter Kemp a has employees A new neon slgn was put up at the Hardware Store It now reads Gearharts and Oaks The scene changes to Browdway where our Studemaster stops at the Paramount Th ater Mike Homan and Phyllis Damels star In All of You whlch ts In nts enghth week of runmnq Donald Woomer ns the producer of thus play and Glenn Rtbblett IS the director Our next stop ns the Copacabana The mam attractuon IS Lou Stlnlch and has orchestra wnth vocalists Puth Ptngatore and Tom Yewctc Manager of thus fa mous mght club ns John Zema Blame Warner IS the bouncer Seated at one of the res rved tables ns Olga Matala the noted columnist wrt Von Knepper sports wrrter for the New vars Herald Bellevue Hospltal In New York vs our TN xt vlsst Nurses Mary Nowackn Shlrley Faust and Phyllls Kelper are consulting with Dr Trohanow sky about the condition of one of th nr patuents Do re me fa so la Hark' Listen to that mg Ing Georqe Slavlch and Charles tunglmg are guvlng vocal lessons to Annab lle Dav and Trtlby Hageruch concert soloists A tall beauttful structure loarrs before y eyes lt ns the Cathedral of Learnlna Ca herlnc Nggrant ns the Professor of Englusl Her fruend Margaret Makuchan teaches languages Janet Myers IS the head ltbrarnan wa h Aluce Hcqhcs as a sustant Charles Vuvus operate one of the eleva tors lsnt nt grand that so many at our clas hould be together Margaret Angus and Ann Gornnck owt an exclusive fur salon an Plttsburgh Then attractlve salesglrls are Betty Walnarowsku Dolores Krupa and Vlvnan Cobaugh Whee wool l Althea Grove Tyke Candler and Marde'le Anderson are modeling the handsome furs At Forbes Fueld the bug game of the season has lust taken place The Putt Panthers played Penn State Quarterback Pau' Paserba and full back Ball Snyder were the two too players for the Panthers Frank Oshansky end for Penn State was knocked out In the flrst quarter but was able to partlclpate In the last half to make the wtnmng touchdown with a pass from Dan Kaufman Commentators for the game were Bernard Shullung and John Mrckens In a special reserved box seat sat the wealthy Tom NN'oalt head of the chann of Woolf Food Markets Luke a stampede of cattle the Fnfty Nnrers Bruce Lauffer Robert Orrls Robert Moore and Ed Pfarr passed our ca whale headmg westward In the hopes of findung qold an them thar hu'ls rr It sure IS coldll Gale Wullnams and Dan Onll have a small cabln tn southern Canada Thenr favorute pastnme IS huntung polar b ars Royal Mounted Pol ce Carole Leudy and lsab l Brass opera e an attractive nce skating rink Th star skaters are Gertrude Muharsky and Betty Devlch What Sandman? lts almost tume to get up fYawn'J l can stull dream Whats thts'7' Margaret Sluss Flor nce Ntepoky and Janet Pudluner operate the Secretarnal School In Erne Pennsylvania At Madnson Sauare Garden the champnon lup fight I5 talunq pace Ken Toots 'ohnson us a trong contender for the ttle Arthur Bonnet us hus manager ln the enghth round Toots w knocked cut by a powerful left from hrs apps nent Betty' Betty' Get up What? ah' lts you Eleanor l a the most wonderful dream about I 1 I ' 1 ' l A l . l l , ., I U . . . . 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MURPHY WHOLESALE COMPANY WHOLESALE CONFECTIONERS AND TOBACCONISTS Clanton Sire I Johngtown P Phone 8 2431 IN JOHNSTOWN IT S Fnrst For Comolete Banking Service 532 34 MAIN STREET BRANCH 3II BROAD STREET Ilsmbm Pulnnl II: no zf lnsrfmnfe Corporation T24 ' e , cz. O I D . o A - . 'x . 4, S' ,.V . ' ' 1011111111 N18 DISTRIBUIORS OF ATHLETIC SUPPLIES AND FOUIPMENT .170 Coleman Avenue Jolwndown P Phone 34 620.1 1011111111 N1 Fraternal Order of Eagles Area No 1811 FACTS ABOUT THE F O E Organized February 6 1898 Has More Than 1 225 Subordinate Un: s or Aer es Has More Than 1 OOO OOO M mb rs Is Conf1ned to the Caucasln Race Covers U S Canada and Insular Posses urn Mvnumum Membrrshn Age I 21 . - - . . . ,. , U19 r A b I G I , , 1, .. KN. H1-' O , . , ' '1 5 . Q D , , A . , ,, s. 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McSwaln s Restaurant DINE and DANCE HOIII' KOUALD MEAI S Chestnut St Conemaugh Wallgora s Economy Store MEATS GROCERIES PRODUCE FROZEN FOODS F SH Phone 2 4881 Greeve St Conemaugh Fnmplznzr nfs of Musss Dalry Inn Greeve St Conemaugh Conemaugh Dalry Dell DELICATESSEN GROCERIES ICE CREAM CANDY Phone 9 5910 Furst nd Oak Sts Conemaugh Dolan s American Supply Store APPLIANCES PAINT PLUMBING SUPPUES HARDWARE WALLPAPER Phone 9 5829 343 Greeve St Conemaugh Pa Vld Rovansek PIAI' TAILUR SHOP reeve Street Conemaug Helnar Hotel LUNCHES 9 Hmmm Prop 300 302 Raulroad St Conemaugh I nmplznu nfs of Barber Shop 46 Mann Street Conemaugh Bridge Hotel Cafe ROOMS BY THE DAY OR WEEK Moderate Rates Illlf Tmzlzrnmu sl Il I mp 401 Chestnut St Conemaugh APRYLE S alzfu It I1 S 1 209 Market St Conemaugh P O , . I - I ' ' pa' . , Pa. , . j 335 . , PG- ' ' a . , Pa. 1 - 311 G h, Pa. sort DRINKS AND Cl1qrlle's . ' 1, , Pa. ' , P0- 1 - ' Qu ' R . 1' l'l' 1' 's ffm l!l0J A ' K- , . , Iv. A- I . . , , a. . , Po. We Wish You Well Brumerskys Pharmacy John S Brumersky PhC Phone 8 8801 313 Greeve St Conemaugh Pa Cu nz plinz e ll ts of , Iron Horse Dalry Greeve St Conemough P Complzmuzts of Pachlsln s Market QUALITY MEATS GROCERIES and PRODUCE sf ll zshu I lf r ss 1 Jackson St Conemaugh P Lnmplznu nts of Wmskl s Market QUALITY MEATS GROCERIES and PRODUCE Jackson St Conewwaugh Pa Diamond Servlce Statlon ATLANTIC GAS and OIL LEE TIRES LUBRICATION and ACCESSORIES 293 25 Greeve St Conemaugh Dawson s Service Station Wholesale and Retanl AMOCO PRODUCTS TIRES TUBES BATTERIES Gnd ACCESSORIES Phone 5 8864 Route I Johnstown P George Leldy Servuce Station ESSO GAS OILS and TIRES Phone 892lI R D 'I Conemaugh Complznu nts of Royal Candy Company I2 Fronklm St Conemaugh P Monte Carlo OL R QPLCIALTIE S CHICKEN IN THE RUFF REAL ITALIAN SPAGHETTI STEAKS CHOPS SANDWICHES Tony Koi and Auggxe DlBuono Cnnzplzmf nts nr Holtzman s Jewelers EASY TERMS Relnoble Jewelers for Over 40 Yeaas II8 Market St Johnstown Pa Cvlllplllllkllfs of Ted Better s Barber Shop Greeve St Conemaugh P Hunt 8. Woomer Watch Repalr Shop WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIRING Clair P Hunt John P Woomer 411 Illlflhfys Quentzfzcally Tzmul 349 Greeve St Conemaugh Pa I . , . v. h . , o. I 0 I I 'I ' O ll Hn- n Il ' C'I1.',- If I!'.-in . , a. ' ' ' ' 0 c n I 0 0 - - . , Pa. , a. - GENERAL REPAIRING - . G -T Y L T W Tk! 11- I ' I Rayford E wnghf M D T C '9'e Servlce Stahon Phones 7 4541 Office GAS AND OIL 35 6447 RGSICIEHCE' 01111111 IN Sl PC THIN 368 Fnrst St Conen'augI'1 P N 1 Conemough Lecky s Garage fmnplznznlfs af 8 Farm SUPPIIES COMPLETE LINE OF REPAIRS ESSO OIL and GASOLINE AAA SI' RI IC L Inspechon Stahon No 6120 Family Drlve In ROUTE 22 MUNDYS CORNER Ebensburg Road at Goods Corner R D No Conemaugh Pa Phone 2 5921 PLEASE PA THHIVIZE 0 H All VEHTISEHS c 0 o I D 1 0 0 - - ww' vviwvw v :1 .A 4 . ' ' I G' O. ,PO I Q , . A hi. 0 0 - - vw frvw . A4 . . .I , OPFE F PEI KENNETH I PENN PRINTING COMPANY Quqlnfy Pr nhl 9 - Y JJHN ,, , , FERT ' . J PLL I '1 Dm! 5-T501 f f,1,'1-NIJ EVEFT P -STQJJJ P With each year of constant progress and falthful adherence to the tradxtlons of Originality and DISIIHCIIOH Pontlac remams the Master Engravers to AIHEFICH s Schools The Pontiac proven technlque of modern methods of reproductlon by experlenced craftsmen the employment of the most modern preclsxon equlpment the artxstlc abxlxtles of our art and layout departments are Pontiac helps ln publlshmg a successful yearbook All of the personnel of the Pontiac School PLIIDIICHUOUS DIVISION are proud of their partxclpatlon m tht publlcatxon of your yearbook and express thelr appreclatlon for the splendld cooperatlon by your staff P U ae Q 812 822 W VAN BUREN ST O CHICAGO 'I ILLINOIS Telephone HA ymarket 1 1000 IIIICIC n MERICAN TRADITIO