Cresson Joint High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Cresson, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1951 volume:

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Cresson High School is better for having had their presence, and we are confident that they will be a credit to themselves, their school and community, and will be staunch. alumni of Cresson High School all their days. F. K. SHIELDS, Supervising Principal TCDMAI-IAWK of I95I CRESSON HIGH SCHOOL CREQQON. PENNSYLVANIA P3 WHA gj, 33333 EB 33339 TITIIIIHSWH X N EEIEHFFI HIFI 401 3- x X CH , S 'you aim now tumzdto J. U. Afahbn HHS., fhannzl 57 TABLE OF CONTENTS FACULTY .....YTT,T,...,..,TT.A.........T,.T.........T...... Tv...., 7 SENIORS ...A,.TT.....,..,,.w.,.. ....,.. I 2 UNDERCLASSMEN YTT.,. ,...... 3 2 ACTIVITIES .I.......,I..w. I,...., 5 U SPORTS ...,,.......,...,..,.. ,...... 7 2 ADVERTISEMENTS .,I, ...,I.. 8 1 An institution is only as good as its leadership-without a guide We might have tailed in our many undertakings. Mr. I. Francis Salony led us admirably up the path to success. The Cresson High School Class ot '51, can be justly proud ot its goals attained with his understanding supervision. Four SITTING-W. A. Wilkinson, Ir., C. I. Hertzog, vice-president, I. H. Parrish, president, G. T. Billet, treasurer,- Peter Wilson. STANDING-H. S. Cole, I. H. Connell, Ir., C. E. Eckenrode, secretary, Dr. F. K. Shields, supervising principal. Qichnvl Bvaad jpvnwfm the ,brhgui Ahow in town. The school board of C. H. S. conducts its meetings the iirst Thursday of each month. They set the policy of the school, set the budget, approve the calendar, and delegate responsibilities. Throughout the school year, each ol the Boards of Education ol neighboring districts send- ing pupils to the Cresson Borough School is entertained at a dinner. This is prepared and served by home economics students from the district being entertained. Although legally these Boards have no part in the administration of the high school, their suggestions are solicited and given consideration. Below-The Cresson Borough Board of Education entertains the Dean Township and Ash- ville School Boards. SITTING-Mrs. Katherine Krug, W. A. Wilkinson, Ir., F. K. Shields, Irvin Cavalet, Mrs. Evelyn Eyor, C. I. Hertzofx, I. H. Parrish, I. Burgoon, G. T. Biller, Mrs. Iennie Holtz, Mrs. Esther Conzo, Mr. Frank Gregg. STANDING-Mrs. Nora Conrad, I. H. Connell, Ir., R. Kelly. ,raft vw I . on ,..........,.,..... .sir N EFA IEAN PEARLE IOHNS High School Principal DR. FERDINAND K. SHIELDS Supervising Principal Me loam mm PAUL FLINN-As director oi instrumental music, he helped contest winners and county band mem- bers over the rough spots. He will always be remembered at the basketball rallv. He advises the Broadcasting Club. ZOE ROSS-As director of the vocal department, she has produced an outstanding girls' chorus. All singing activities, climaxed by the operetta. are her forte. She sponsors the Scrapbook Club. IOHN F. SALONEY-The seniors finished a successful year under his guidance. Physics, science, and mathematics classes complete his day, along with being the mentor of the Visual Aids Service. PHILIP STETSON-A linquist of considerable scope, he teaches Spanish and English at C. H. S. The junior play was a success under his direction. LOUISE GAUNTNER--This junior history and mathema- tics teacher is also adviser of the junior class. The library is her responsibility and the Penn- sylvania Summary Attendance Reports occupy her time on the first oi every month. ANNE ECKLEY-Latin and junior English are her spe- cialties. She is the senior play director and fol- lows up as Dramatics Club adviser. an faculty. BERNARD A. CRISTE - Sophomores enjoy both his classes, biology and American history. The Hunt- ing and Fishing Club like his fish stories as well as his talks on equipment cmd his advice. LEON HUE-Biology and science come to life in his classes. A pleasant smile and a cheerful word for everyone are typical Hue attributes. He heads the Biology Club. MARTHA CONNELL-Her council room is a haven for pupils with personal problems and for career- minded seniors. She teachers three classes of freshman English besides being guidance director. gt MRS. ARDATH NELSON-History is her major subject and That's the second whistle is her major say- ing. She is physical education teacher and ad- viser of the Girls' Athletic Club. ALMA FLINN-With a B. A. from Saint Francis, she teaches our Eighth Grade English and mathema- tics. Algebra I also tops her list. The Eighth Grade hold her advice as the last word. MRS. ELIZABETH LARIMER-The Tomahawk cmd Pow- hatan have been her pets for many a year. Iournalism and English are her field, while the Knitting Club is her project. jhey laura ' upon Lux. PAUL S. VARNER-If a member of the Industrial Arts class isn't a capable carpenter ,it isn't the fault of the teacher. He sponsors the Home Mainten- ance Club. BARBARA LANG- A stitch in time saves nine is a good motto for any of her classes. An interesting F. H. A. Club program is her aim for that group. She is also sophomore class adviser. WALTER KOSOSKI-An artist with originality and stylo. Art classes with Mr. Kososki are very enjoyable. He is a capable assistant football coach. GEORGE H. GILLUNG-Cafeteria financial matters and commercial classes fill his day. To the Business Education Club goes his advice. FREDERICK CORNELL-Commercial subjects are his forte. He is the first wrestling coach in the his- tory of Cresson High. He advises the Model Air- plane Club. LW 3 ?1'if-if-172 i ROBERT PRIMEL-A competent driver, he instructs as- IOHN piring students in this tield. Chemistry and mathe- matics occupy his teaching schedule. IOHN I. HART-Head football coach and assistant bas- ketball coach are his titles. He teaches freshman history and junior high subjects. As a speaker on sports he rates high. jluzq Aman madiorfm MARY GRACE TEIVIPLON--What would Cresson do without this efficient secretary? She has a smile and a leasant P word for everyone. 1. CASSIDY-As head coach ot a trophy-wininiiq basketball team, track mentor, and assistant coach of football, his after-school hours are well- tilled. His school day is divided between physi- cal education classes and freshman civics. ,wiv - K 7 X- f Cu A little learning is a dangerous thingy Drink deep or taste not ot the Pierian Spring. There shallow draughts intoxicate the brain, And drinking largely sobers us again. Alexander Pope I I -I 'I 1 173919 3 ZFITFITVFI 'fl EITVH :I HURT! xii-.1-1 - -i1- - ., --l ,,..-1.-1 ,..1..T.1 -1- ' --1 lf x Q ,Y ae .1 R NT ll' sq 0 Q! 1 In ,,..-f ,.i-- ,.f- ' .iembfm y Iames McCartney, president: Phil Sheridan, vice-president: Tommy Lang, secretaryg Ed Weaver, treasurerf Mr. Francis Salony, adviser. The Senior Class opened an eventful year with the Pigskin Prances each Friday night after the home football games. A follow-up of selling concessions at several football games helped to boost the treasury. A Thanksgiving Dance was held in November. Before the opening of bas- ketball season, the seniors scheduled two Topsy-Turvy dances. The girls entertained the boys for the evenings, and these dances proved to be very jovial affairs. Another senior activity was a bake sale. The senior play, A Young Man's Fancy, was a great success. There are thirteen active and faithful participants in the band, and a group of thirteen senior girls who help to create the lovely harmony of happy voices in the girls' chorus. Some of our athletes made history in sports. At the track meets, lack Vaile was outstand- ing in the high jumps. lack and lim McClure made the North Cambria basketball team, and lack was named to the All-State Class B team. Because of lim McClure's superior ability in football, he was chosen for the All-County team. A new sport just begun this year was wrestling. Albert Colian and Harry Denny have proven very satisfactory in this venture. We mustn't forget one of our girls who helped to cheer these boys on-Ioyce Maloney. Lois Diehl, Edwin Weaver and Bruce O'Malley represented Cresson High School in the All-County Band at Portage High School. Lois Diehl and Mary Ellen Boland were chosen to at- tend District Chorus at Punxsutawney. , 5 S ' it 'xo all BAKER BALZANO Barns Bsuzis Bo1'ro BOLAND, C. BOLAND, M. E. Bonui: IANET BAKER-studious lit- ELIZABETH BALZANO - PAUL BEERS- Beerzie . . . NATALIE BENZIE-lovable tle lassie .. . happy-go- lucky . . . full of fun . . . loves Saturday night square dances . . . timid, but oh, so nice . . . quiet and helpful. SYLVIA BOITO - Seivie . . . tiny and quick . . . shy commercialette . . . sparkling personality un- der the silent exterior her dear is Doe . . . enjoys basketball and football . . . hopes some day to become a housewife. Betty a whiz at sewing . .. prefers Fred to anyone else . . . flash- ing white teeth . . . neat- ness is her middle name . . . expressive brown eyes . . . loves square dancing . . . bashful? . . . not Betty. CORA BOLAND - Cora- belIa . . . happy-go- lucky strawberry blonde . . . fairly laughs her words . . . can make a typewriter talk . . . keeps Bob happy . . . football queen of 1950 . . . lives at the Heights, Thirteen tour years of football . . . always ready for a joke . . . loud laugh that shakes the study hall very popular . . . no time for girls . . . heavyweight of the senior class. MARY ELLEN BOLAND- Slim . . . always neat .. . dancing rates high on her list . . . favorite pastime-Iim . . . has a good word for everyone . . . a canary? . . . no, Slim singing again. personality . . . has a yen for square dancing usually the silent partner a merry smile for everyone a compe- tent worker with a care- ful attitude. RITA BORLIE - pert little miss our tiny fun- loving classmate . . . quiet and reserved . . . likes nothing better than a good square dance . . sweet, kind. and under standing . . . that's Rita. LETITIA BRADLEY-a bru- HENRIETTA BRODISH-neat nette with a giggle . . . loves sports, dancing, and eating. One of the Mar- gie, Iean, and Tish trio ...funtobewith... oh, those eyelashes . . . has a tricky elbow. IANE BROWN-an excellent gift to C. H. S .... does- n't need a Toni in her naturally curly hair . . . quiet but loves jokes . . . keeps the highway be- tween Cresson and McKee well-traveled . . . the rea- son is named Reed. THEODORE BYRNE- Ted . . . really knows things . . . especially cars . . . . . . admires girls . . . well- built Adonis . . . likes square dancing.. . studies? not if he can get out of it . . . ambition . . . farmer. and sweet . . . dark- haired beauty . .. busy as a beaver . . . sunny disposition . . . her ready hello and friendly man- ner are the secret of her personality. DONALD BYRNES-l'Chas. . . . president of Chas- . . . Chas . . . enjoys the long walk from Hogue- town . . . dances? always there! . . . intramural bas- ketball star . . . active in P. O. D. class . . . bell bottom trousers-definite ly. IEAN CARNEY - happy-go lucky lass . . . favorite pastime - eating . . . square dancing at Chest Springs? . . . you bet! . . . makes friends with everyone . . . jokes! . . . you tell 'em . . . she en- joys 'em. ALBERT COLIAN- A1bie BETTY CONRAD-hails from . . . local boy . . . atomic Ashville . . . never in a power on the football rush . . . seldom has a field . . . a smile for every- one . . . girls? O. K. Do- lores, ah! . . . big shoul- ders and stron arms g . . . you guessed it-a wrest- ler. worry . . . great sense of humor . . . active mem- ber of the F. H. A .... ambition-to be a suc- cessful housewife. K ummv umm. uucrm hunnntmir. mm-cm EBERHART, PAUL ECKENRODE EGER FARREN HARRY DENNY-our Chas. LOIS DIEHL- Losey , . . EDWARD DUGAN- Dugie PATRICIA EBERHART- Atlas of '51 . . . hard run- ning hcxlfhack . . . a laugh anytime . . . earned three football letters--one in Ia- pan . . . a grappler in the 138-pound class . . . likes girls, dancing . . . intra- mural basketball star. PAUL EBERHART - Tony . . . always ready to work for the senior class . . . never misses a dance . . . sports? would rather par- ticipate than watch, but always present in either case . . . star business manager of a star bas- ketball team. A red hair, flirty eyes, and a big smile complete with dimples . . . that's our editor . . . always in the thick of activities . . . a first class alto voice . . . gets a big charge out of life. D RIA N ECKENRODE - Eggs . . . would rather hunt than eat . . . likes to pack 'em in the tamily Packard . . . hard worker on the stage crew . . . fish stories! can hold his own with any Isaac Wal- ton . . . day-dreams when classes are boring. Fifteen . . . bashful? not at all . . . a very friendly guy . . . doesn't believe in hurrying . . . gangway! here Comes Ed in his Pon- tiac . . . loves dancing and dames . . , a former Ebensburg student. HELEN EGER-tall, slim and blonde . . . loves to skate . . . pleasing voice and a smile for everyone . . . rides the bus to school . . . a sparkling diamond one conclusion . . . mar- riage to Bill. Pat . . . shy, petite sen- ior . . . skate? every Sun- day . . . future? cadet nurse . . . easy to get along with . . . always willing to help . . . men? they're all right . . . nev- er loafs, always busy. ETHEL FARREN-a charmer with a hearty laugh . . . mail or male . . . it makes no difference to Ethel . . . enjoys ushering at the Ri- voli . . . likes dancing and basketball. MARGARET FRANK- Man PATRICIA GALLAGHER - gie . . . with a twinkle she's otf . . . gay, happy, carefree . . . wit of the commercial department . . . has a long walk to school, but is she ever late?...no!...hasa joke for everyone . . . hard worker . . . ambi- lious. Nookie . . . a friend in- deed . . . bashful . . . but loads of fun . . . easy to get along with . . . en- joys the movies . . . a polka fan . . . always willing to give a helping hand. ALBERT GLASS- AI . . . ELEANOR GRESSICK - en- laughing boy-that's Al . . .bashful . . .a co- operative fellow at Mc- Crory's . . . a new car every week . . . enjoys intramural basketball . . . the noise in the study hall. WILLIAM HAMILTON - Bonesey . . . blond curly-haired gent with a dimpled smile . . . quiet, but by no means bashtul cars and girls? oh, boy! . . . dependable gen- eral student . . . Ohio, that's his destination. SHIRLEY HERTZOG- Shir1 . . . tall and classy is this lassy . . . always in style . . . friendly to all . . . flawless complexion . . . loves dancing, movies, sports and music . . . one of the KitteI Hill Kids. joys playing her gi-tar and yodeling . . . Pepso- dent smile . . . a tall, neat senior . . . happy . . . nice pal to have around . . . a little shy in class. BARRY HARRIS- Hass . . . tall, dark and academic , . . complete collection of tardy excuses . . . flashy clothes . . . a straight A student . . . at ease on the basket- ball floor . . . a slave to his television set. THERESA HOLLERN-cheer ful student from Ashville . . . one of the Hollern, Baker, Conrad trio . . . swimming is her favorite sport . . . fast basketball player . . . busy as a bee . . . wants to join the W. A, F.'s. Hoovrzn LANG ELIZABETH MARIE HOO V- ER- Betty . . . studious . . . always willing to do extra work need a pencil? . . . see Betty . . . usually found reading . . . loves dancing . . . plane geometry-her meat . . . ambition? - a Navy nurse. TOMMY LANG -- Tinsel . . . senior class come- dian . . . fun-loving red- head . . . girls? . . . his favorite subject ace in chemistry . . . puts the school in an uproar with his announcements . . . ambitious secretary of the senior class. HORTEN Hows KENNY LATTERNER LECOMTE Lnwls RICHARD l-IORTEN- Dick MARY CATHERINE HOWE . . . local boy . . . joker of the senior class at home on the stage . . . loves dancing and a girl from Lilly . . . intramural star . . . ambition?-to be a Fuller Brush man. GWENDOLYN LATTERNER - Gwenny . . . a strik- ing brunette . . . short hair rates high . . . hep Inajorette . . . favorite col- lege-Drexel . . . reason -Iimmy . . . efficient com- mercialette loves tr- eat. Seventeen -'lHow-do a belle of Saint Mary's . . . lyric soprano . . darker than blonde hair .. ringlets . . . charming? Oh, yes . . . hobby? reading . . . listen for her at the Met . . . dan:es also . . . as- pires to be a cadet nurse. IANET LE COMTE - lan . , . unforgettable Faith . . . always good for a laugh . . . sparkling eyes . . . ready any time for a fast game of basketball . . . willing to aid in any situation high-step- ping majorette . . . that's Ianet. MARY KENNY - bashfult . . . only around some people . . . owns a can- ary named Dickie . . . well-liked by all . . . pa- tiently awaiting the big moment in her life favorite expression - l wish this were Friday. MILDRED LEWIS - Millie . . . demure lass with a ready smile . . . neat . . . full of fun . . . friend of everyone likes tum- bling and basketball . . . never absent from school . , . honor roll student ambition?-physical edu- cation teacher. MARY ANN LITCHUS - Maizie . . . dainty, de- mure and dependable . . . the quiet type . . . her free time is spent with Don neat and sweet one of those rare honey blondes. VERNEDA LITTLE- Needy . . . a fountain of laugh- ter . . . almost a blonde Buddy and she's off . . . one ot the Kittel Hill kids , . . dances divinely . . . Miss Con- nell's efficient secretary . . . good things come in small packages... friends galore. IOYCE MALONEY- lerce . . . personality that's tops . . . one of our rah! rah! girls . . . nectt and petite favorite pas- times-dancing and writ- ing letters to Cliff chief ambition - house- wife. BETTY LOU MCCARTNEY- B'Lou . . . a well-groom- ed lass who wears her clothes with style . . . a little bit shy . . . likes to talk with Lois on the phone . . . there's wit behind her smile. MARY LOU LIDWELL- L Lu . . . diminutive senior girl . . . starry eyes . . hopes to be a secretary . . . excellent actress . . enjoys smiling at the boys . . . could dance till dawn. EDWIN LONG - Ed . . master electrician of the senior class . . . quiet mathematician . . . girls? -no time for such things . . . good looking . . . you know it . . . gets to school on time despite a long walk. MARGARET MARNECHECK Mag the typical teen-age belle with tip top fashions . . . her friendship we cherish dearly . . . laryngitis would be fatal to Mag' a cheery smile for everyone . . . vivid blush er. IA M E S McCARTNEY - Scrub . . . the best me chanic in the senior class wants to join the Navy and see the world . . . personality plus . . cute, huhl . . . works hard at his job as class presi dent. MCCLURE, G. MCCLURE, I. MULLEN Mummy, I, MURRAY, L. NAz1'r Nom. O'MALr.zv GLORIA MCCLURE - Hon- IAMES McCLURE-'lShank ey . . . at home on the honor roll . . . makes the typewriter smoke . . . fa- vorite pastime eat- ing look out! here comes Honey rushing towards the mailman . . . why?-a letter from Ioe. ...T.N.T .... Tall... . . . Neat . . . Talkative .. . a hook shot artist from the key . . . likes fancy socks . . . neat shoes . . . what a blocker at end .. . regular guy . . . sports-minded . . . girls and dancing? . . . O. K. LEO MURRAY-Quiet GENEVIEVE NAZIT- Gem rather shy in class bashful? . . . not really . . . well-liked by every- one girls?-prefers brunettes . . . enjoys tak- ing his friends for a ride in his Packard. ny . . . a tiny bundle of sweetness . . . blushes- a little . . . will make someone a competent sec- retary neat, blonde coifture . . . a veteran of the honor roll. IAMES MULLEN - Red . . . little man with a big heart . . . fine actor in the senior play . . . a future Ben Hogan a poet . . . study hall his top class . . . never late. MARY NOEL-Slender, styl- ish . . . could be a Pow- er's Model pleasing personality singing, basketball, dancing - right up her alley enjoys talking to boys . . . has the voice of an angel. Nineteen IANET MURRAY-an aca- demic student with lots of friends blushes like the proverbial rose one of the chemistry kids . . . Powhatan big - shot . .. talks with her big, blue eyes likes to laugh. BRUCE O'MALLEY- Peath- er . . . would provide Harry Iames with some stiff competition . . . a good math student tall and reserved .. . blushes easily . . . hasri't found his dream girl yet . . . will make an excel- lent engineer. BETTY PLUMMER- Plum MARIORIE PREBISH- Mew . . . always happy . . . ready to go . . . a life of eating and reading would suit her line . . . loves to tell jokes . . . a neat for- ward in basketball always find her with her girl friends. IUNE QUARTZ - Quackie . , . a ready and willing prankster . . . a hot shot with a basketball . . . bowls a neat ball . . . big brown eyes . . . a local girl with lots of vim, vigor and vitality. MARY IANE RHODES - Susie . . . shy . . . one of the intelligensia neatness personified . . . a whiz at shorthand . . . willing and effective worker . . . is no strang- er to the honor roll. PAUL RICKENS - Ricky for short- Rick for short- er . . . one of the local boys . . . likes girls . . . dance? oh, no . . . a quiet movie or television show lor him . . . Lilly? natu- rally sports enthus- iast . . . especially base- ball ambition-col- lege. gie . . . A blue-eyed beauty . . . busy as a bee . . . always cheerful . . . happy as a lark . . . she's following through with that sparkling Prebish personality. EUGENE RATCIIFORD - Bucky . . . likes to tease the girls . . . good looking . . . you bet . . second Ralph Kiner .. likes Wrestling al- ways neat as they come . . . has a keen eye lor fishing and hunting .. bashful?-never. ELMER RICKENS - Duck' . . . one of the lo:al boys . . . excels in sports . . baseball? loves it . . women and dancing his hobby . . . a smile that sends them . . . would like to play baseball in the future. IAMES ROBERTS - Kilim ...makeway...yes it's im in his Chevy l . . . likes dancing, eating sharp on the trom bone flighty at the airport leisure time spent with Slim . . . fu ture ambition-electronics or video operator. ROMAN SHA1-'PER SHERIDAN SHULTZ SMITH STAIR STANLEY Srziczn PAUL ROMAN - Romie . . . flashy on the basket- ball court . . . always good for a joke . . . nev- er without a smile a drugstore cowboy . . . burns up the track shy?-not at all! EDWARD SMITH- Smitty . . . tall and bashful . . . a dead-eye Dick when it comes to sinking baskets . . . the Gene Krupa of the class of '51 . . , am- bition-to wear bell bot- tom trousers chem- istry, solid, ancl P. O. D.- Ugh! ! I RUSSELL SHAFFER- Som PHIL SHERIDAN- Flip or ny . . . local boy . . . bashful? oh no . . . just ask Louise movies are good . . . but danc- ing-that's for Sonny . . . hunting . . . fishing . . intramural basketball . . . wrestling. RICHARD STAIR - Dick . . . C. H. S.'s Michaelan- gelo . . . tall, dark man and oh, so handsome . . . a valuable asset to Iames' Drugstore . . . admired by the girls, but they don't interest him much . . . a cheerful hello to every- one. Buddy . . . our veep . . . dislikes combing his blond curls . . . fastest man in the 440 an ace athlete , . . sports books? more than a new- stand . . . girls?-ah! WILLIAM STANLEY - Bill dreamboat of the senior high . . . bewitch- ing eyes that match his dark, curly hair . . . Cres- son High's ace center on the gridiron . . . bas- ketball?-natch! , . . he lives for it . . . quiet but mischievous . . . hand- some, say . . . he's six feet tall that's our Bill. Twenty One SALLY SHULTZ-has more than her share of good looks . . , a smile for all who come her way . . . happy and carefree loves to skate and dance . . . dainty and sweet, simple and neat. IEAN STEIGER-a tall and slender belle with a neat flair for clothes . . . en- joys dancing . . . care- free and friendly to all . . . a merry smile with a giggle to match . . . mile- a-minute talker. PEGGY SUCKINOS - a THERESA THIR - Treese snappy majorette . . . likes bangs . . . loves to square dance . . . rather shy around boys . . . an honor roll student . . . spends lots ot time study- ing shorthand . . . has a cute laugh. . . . baby of the senior class . . . cute . . . a friend to everyone . . . a Whiz at basketball a com- plexion that every girl loves neat as they come from hair-do to shoe-shine . . . loves to eat. IACK VAILE - lack . . . GEORGE VERMEULEN - tall . . . handsome . . . a flashy smile neat dresser six seconds from home to school . . . ambidexterous on the bas- ketball floor . . . Northern Cambria County and State Star . . . high jump- er . . . smooth dancer. Chas . . . senior science ah! . . . Chas enjoys his daily walk to the Summit . . . a senior grappler of 112 lb. class . . . likes to make trips to Gallitzin in his sleek, black Dodge. EDWIN WEAVER- HartYH RAY WEAVER-tall a tall and handsome cr smile that sends them . .. trombonist su- preme . . . often seen Lilly-bound . . . could be a Casanova . . . at home on the dance floor. mop of brown, curly hair . . . a friend indeed to a friend in need . . . never in a hurry school? . . . can't wait to get out. IACK WILK - 'llGCk - - - LOUIS WILK- Lew . . . rip, snort and a roar that's lack . . . a Colgate smile . . . whiz on the gridiron . . . enjoys intra- mural basketball . . . loves dancing and girls . . . a local nimrod. shy . . . reserved . .. keeps his thoughts to him- self . . . easy to talk to . . . plays intramural bas- ketball ...drives his truck like a P-80 . . . hunters beware . . . a lu- ture game warden. Wvnmn Yowr.sR LOIS WYLAND-a peaches and cream complexion . . . always a friend . . . full of pep . . . especially at typewriter . . . dances on clouds . .. neatly dressed . .. future? . . . detinite . . . marry Bill and be happy. DELORIS YOWLER- Del . . . tiny in features but not in spirit . . . 18 inches of chestnut hair . . . no worries whatsoever ambitious . . . likes to see things done right. It IANET BAKER-Girls' League l-2-3-4, Commercial Club 3-4, Library Club 4, Tomahawk Staff 4, Intramural Basketball 1-2-4, Senior Play fUsherl, Iunior Play lUsherl. Class Officer l, F. H. A. 4 fVice- President BETTY BALZANO-Girls' League l-2-3-4, Library Club 4, Tomahawk Staff 4, Intramural Basketball 1-Z-3-4. F. H. A. 4 PAUL BEERS-Football Team 1-2-3-4, Boys' Council 3-4, Broadcasting Club 4, Intramural Basketball l-Z-3-4, Boys' Federation l-2-3-4, Powhatan Staff 4, Tomahawk Staff 4, Varsity Club 2-3-4, Presi- dent of Boys' Council 4, Iunior Play 3 RITA NATALIE BENZIE-Girls' League l-2-3-4, Commercial Club 3-4, Library Club 4, Intramural Basketball 4, F. H. A. Club 4 SYLVIA BOITO - Girls' League 1-2-3-4, Commercial Club 3-4, Library Club 4, Tomahawk Staff 4, Intramural Basketball l-2-3-4, F. I-I. A. Club 4 Twenty Three CORA BOLAND-Girls' League l-Z-3-4, Girls' Ensemble 4, Girls' Chorus 2-3-4, Operetta 3-4, Forensic League 3-4, Library Club 4, Tomahawk Staff 4, Intramural Basketball 1-2, Iunior Play 3, Pow- hatan Staff Z-3-4, Stage Crew 3, Cheerleader 2-3, F. H. A. Club 4, Commercial Club 3-4 MARY ELLEN BOLAND-Girls' League 1-2-3-4, Girls' Council 4, Girls' Ensemble 4, Girls' Chorus 1-2-3-4, Operetta 3-4, Forensic League 3-4, Girls' Trio 3-4, Commercial Club 3-4, Library Club 4, Tomahawk Staff 4, Intramural Basketball 1-2-4, Senior Play 4 fUsherl, Iunior Play 3, Powhatan Staff 2-3, Stage Crew 3, Band l-2-3-4, Class Officer 2 BORLIE-Girls' League 3-4, Commercial Club 3-4, Knitting Club 4 LETITIA BRADLEY-Girls' League l-2-3-4, Girls' Coun- cil 3, Girls' Chorus 1-2-3, Girls' Basketball 3-4, Library Club 4, Tomahawk 4, Intramural Basket- ball 3-4, Iunior Play 3, Senior Play 4, Powhatan 4, Stage Crew 3, Band l-3, Girls' Gym Club 4 '11 HENRIETTA BRODISH-Library Club 4, Scrapbook Club 4, Commercial Club 3, Girls' League 1-2-3-4, Senior Play 4, Iunior Play 3, Operetta 3 IANE BROWN--Girls' League 1-2-3-4, Operetta 3, Li- brary Club 4, Tomahawk Staff 4, Iunior Play 3, Senior Play 4, Powhatan Staff 3-4, Stage Crew 4, Travel Club 4 DON BYRNES-Intramural Basketball 2-3-4, Boys' Fed- eration l-2-3-4, Chefs' Club 4, Stage Crew 3-4, Football Team 1-2 TED BYRNES-Powhatan Staff 4, Tomahawk Staff 4, Li- brary Club 4, Boys' Federation l-2-3-4, Senior Play 4 IEAN CARNEY-Girls' League I-2-3-4, Girls' Chorus 1-2-3, Commercial Club 3-4, Library Club 4, Tom- a hawk Stall 4, Powhatan Staff l-2-3-4, Stage Crew l-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus l, Public Speaking 4 ALBERT COLIAN-Boys' Federation l-2-3-4, Boys' Coun- cil 2, Varsity 3-4, Football 2-3-4, Wrestling 4, Visual Aid Club 4, Library Club 4, Stage Crew 4, Intramural Basketball 2-3-4, Track 3-4, Vice-Presi- dent of Varsity Club 3 BETTY CONRAD-Girls' League 1-2-3-4, Commercial Club 3, Library Club 4, Intramural Basketball l-Z, Iunior Play 3, Senior Play 4, F. H. A. Club 4, Tomahawk Staff 4 HARRY DENNY-Boys' Federation I-2-4, Varsity Club 2-4, Football 2-4, I. V. Basketball I-2, Wrestling 4, Visual Aids Club 4, Intramural Basketball l-2-4 LOIS DIEHL-Girls' League l-2-3-4, Girls' Council 2-3, Girls' Ensemble 2-3-4, Girls' Chorus l-2-3-4, Presi- dent of Girls' Chorus 4, Operetta l-3-4, Forensic League 2-3-4, Library Club 4, Tomahawk Staff 4, Intramural Basketball I-4, Senior Play 4, Pow- hatan Staff 2-3-4, Band l-2-3-4, All-County Band 4, All-County Chorus 3-4, District Chorus 4, Athletic Club 4, Athletic Club Officer 4, Pow- hatan Royalty l, Girls' Octet 2, Mixed Chorus I, Girls' Trio 4 EDWARD DUGAN-Boys' Federation 2-3-4, Senior Play 4, Iunior Play 3, Library Club 4, Tomahawk Staff 4, Powhatan Staff 4 PATRICIA EBERHART - Girls' League 1-2-3-4, Girls' Ensemble 4, Girls' Chorus Z-3-4, Operetta 4, For- ensic League 3-4, Library Club 4, Tomahawk Staff 4, Senior Play 4, Iunior Play 3, Band 4, Knitting Club 4, Intramural Basketball I-4 PAUL EBERHART-Boys' Federation 1-2-3-4, Boys' Coun- cil 4, Football 3, Chefs' Club 4, Library Club 4, Senior Play 4, Iunior Play 3, Tomahawk Staff 4, Intramural Basketball 4, Stage Crew 3-4, Basket- ball Manager 4. ADRIAN ECKENRODE-Boys' Federation 1-2-3-4, Hunt- ing and Fishing Club 4, Tomahawk Staff 4, In- tramural Basketball l-Z-3, Stage Crew 4, Basket- Manager 1 HELEN EGER-Girls' League 1-2-3-4, 'Commercial Club 3-4, Library Club 4, Tomahawk Staff 4, Powhatan Staff 4, F. H. A. Club ETHEL FARREN-Girls' League l-2-3-4, Girls' Chorus I-2, Commercial Club 3, Library Club 4, Intra- mural Basketball l-2-3, Girls' Athletic Club 4 MARGARET FRANK-Girls' League l-2-3-4, Commercial Club 3-4, Library Club 4, Scrapbook Club 4 PATRICIA GALLAGHER-Girls' League I-2-3-4, Com- mercial Club 3-4, Library Club 4, Library Club 4, Future Homemakers of America Club 4, Senior Play tUsherl 4, Usher-Iunior Play 3 ALBERT GLASS-Track I-2-3-4, Boys' Federation 1-Z-3-4, Iunior Play 3, Band I-2, Intramural Basketball 2-3-4 ELEANOR GRESSICK-Girls' League I-2-3-4, Operetta 3, Commercial Club 3-4. WILLIAM HAMILTON-Boys' Federation I-Z-3-4, Hunt- ing and Fishing Club 4, Senior Play, Stage Man- ager 4, Intramural Basketball 4. BARRY HARRIS-Boys' Federation 1-2-3-4, Varsity Club 2-4, Football IV. I, Basketball I-2-4, Current Event Club 4, Intramural Basketball l-2, Presi- dent of class 1-2, Treasurer of class 3 SHIRLEY HERTZOG-Girls' League l-2-3-4, Girls' En- semble 4, Girls' Chorus l-2-3-4, Operetta 3-4, . Forensic 3-4, Girls' Trio 3, Library Club 4, Toma- hawk Staff 4, Iunior Play 3, Senior Play 4, Pow- hatan 3-4, Stage Crew 3-4, Band l-2-3-4, Class Officer 3, Public Speaking 4, Powhatan Royalty 2, Intramural Basketball I THERESA I-IOLLERN-Girls' League I-2-3-4, Commer- cial Club 3, Library Club 4, Tomahawk Staff 4, Intramural Basketball I-2-3, Iunior Play 3, Senior Play 4-Ushers, F. I-I. A. Club 4 I BETTY I-IOOVER-Powhatan Staff 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Girls' Chorus Z-4, Library Club 4, Girls' League l-2-4, Senior Play 4-prompter, Dramatics Club 4, Operetta 2-4, Forensic 4 Twenty Four Sfuubfz RICHARD HORTEN-Boys' Federation 1-2-3-4, Boys' Council 3, Football 3, Chefs' Club 4, Senior Play 4, Iunior Play 3, Library Club 4, Tomahawk Staff 4, Intramural Basketball 2-3-4, Powhatan Staff 4. MARY CATHERINE HOWE-Girls' League 1-2-3-4, Girls' Council 3, Tomahawk Staff 4, Senior Play 4, Dramatics Club 4 MARY KENNY-Girls' League 1-2-3-4, Ensemble 4, Chorus l-2-4, Girls' Basketball team 2, Operetta 4, Library Club 4, Tomahawk 4, Intramural Bas- ketball 2, Powhatan 4, Stage Crew 3, Band 2-3-4, Girls' Athletic Club 4, Forensic League 4 THOMAS LANG-Boys' Federation 1-2-3-4, Band 1, Football I. V. 1-2-Varsity 3, Basketball I. V. 1-2 -Varsity 3, 4, Baseball 2-3, Track 3, Library Club 4, Public Speaking 4, Senior Play 4, Intramural Basketball 1, Class Officer 4 GWENDOLYN LATTERNER-Girls' League 1-2-3-4, Girls' Chorus 2-3, Commercial Club 3-4, Tomahawk Staff 4, Intramural Basketball 4, Senior Play Usher 4, Iunior Play Usher 3, Band Majorette 3-4, Travel Club 4 IANET LECOMTE-Girls' League 1-2-3-4, Girls' Ensem- ble 4, Girls' Chorus 1-2-3-4, Girls' Basketball Team 3-4, Operetta 3-4, Forensic League 3-4, Girls' Trio 3-4, Commercial Club 3-4, Library Club 4, Tomahawk Staff 4, Intramural Basket- ball 1-2, Senior Play 4, Iunior Play 3, Powhatan Staff 2-3-4, Stage Crew 3, Band 1-2-3-4, Major- ette 2-3, Drum Major 4, Forensic Twirling 4 MILDRED LEWIS-Girls' League 1-2-3-4, Library Club 4, Tomahawk Staff 4, Intramural Basketball 1-2-4, Powhatan Staff 4, F. H. A. Club 4, Tumbling Team 4 MARY LOU LIDWELL-Girls' League l-2-3-4, Commer- cial 'Club 3-4, Library Club 4, lntrarnural Bas- ketball 1-2, Senior Play 4, Iunior Play-Usher 3, Dramatics Club 4 MARY ANN LITCHUS-Girls' League 1-2-3-4, Commer- cial Club 3, Scrap Book Club 4 VERNEDA LITTLE-Girls' League 1-2-3-4, Girls' Ensem- ble 4, Girls' Council 1-4, Girls' Chorus 1-2-3-4, Operetta 3-4, Forensic League 3-4, Commercial Club 3-4, Library Club 4, Tomahawk Staff 4, Senior Play 4, Iunior Play 3, Powhatan Staff 2-3-4, Stage Crew 3, Band 3, Mixed Chorus 1, F. H.' A. Club 4, Intramural Basketball 1-2 EDWARD LONG-Boys' Federation 1-2-3-4, Boys' Coun- cil 2, Band 2-3, Chefs' Club 4, Iunior Play 3 IOYCE MALONEY-Girls' League 1-Z-3-4, Girls' Ensem- ble 4, Girls' Chorus 2-3-4, Operetta 3-4, Forensic League 3-4, Library Club 4, Tomahawk Staff 4, Intramural Basketball 2-4, Senior Play 4, Pow- hatan Staff 3-4, Stage Crew 3-4, Cheerleader 2-3-4, Knitting Club 4 MARGARET MARNECHECK-Girls' League l-2-3-4, Girls' Council 4, Girls' Chorus 1-2, Commercial Club 3-4, Library Club 4, Tomahawk Staff 4, Intra- mural Basketball 4, Powhatan Statf 2-3-4, Stage Crew Z-3-4, Band l-2-3, Public Speaking 4, Tumbling Team 4 BETTY LOU MCCARTNEY-Girls' League 1-2-3-4, Girls' Ensemble 4, Girls' Chorus 1-4, Forensic League 4, Commercial Club 3-4, Library Club 4, Tomahawk Stat! 4, Iunior Play 3, Powhatan Staff 4, Stage Crew 4, Athletic Club 4, Operetta 4, County Chorus 4 IAMES McCARTNEY-Boys' Federation 1-2-3-4, Varsity Club 3-4, Football-I. V. 2, Track 3-4, Visual Aides Club 4, Senior Play 4, Library Club 4, Tomahawk Staff 4, Intramural Basketball 1-4, Powhatan Staff 4, Stage Crew 3-4, Class Officer 4, Football Man- ager 4, Basketball Manager 2 GLORIA MCCLURE-Girls' League 1-2-3-4, Commercial Club 3-4, Library Club 4, Tomahawk Staff 4, Powhatan Staff 2-3-4, Stage Crew 2-3-4, Girls' Gym Club 4, Intramural Basketball 4, Girls' Chor- us 2, Tumbling Team 4, Iunior Play Prompter IAMES MCCLURE-Boys' Federation 1-2-3-4, Varsity Club 2-3-4, I. V. Football 1, Basketball 2-3-4, Baseball 2-3-4, Library Club 4, Chefs' Club 4, Stage Crew 4, President Varsity Club IAMES MULLEN-Boys' Federation 1-2-3-4, Boys' Coun- cil 4, Baseball 3-4, Chefs' Club 4, Senior Play 4, Library Club 4, Tomahawk Staff 4, Intramural Basketball 4 IANET MURRAY-Girls' League 1-2-3-4, Girls' Ensem- ble 4, Girls' Chorus 1-2-3-4. Operetta 4, Forensic League 3-4, Library Club 4, Tomahawk Staff 4, Powhatan Staff 2-3-4, Stage Crew 3, Band 3-4, Girls' Athletic Club 4, Intramural Basketball 2-4, County Chorus 4 LEO MURRAY-Boys' Federation 1-2-3-4, Chefs' Club 4, Senior Play 4, Library Club 4, Commercial Club 3-4, Tomahawk Staff 4, Intramural Basket- ball 3, Stage Crew 3-4 GENEVIEVE NAZIT-Girls' League 1-2-3-4, Girls' En- semble 2, Girls' Chorus 2, Commercial Club 3-4, Tomahawk Staff 4, Senior Play Usher 4, Powhatan Staff 4, Mixed Chorus 2, F. H. A. Club 4, Intra- mural Basketball 4 MARY NOEL-Girls' League 1-2-3-4, Girls' Council 2, Girls' Ensemble 4, Girls' Chorus 3-4, Girls' Bas- ketball Team 2-3-4, Forensic League 3-4, Commer- cial Club 3-4, Library Club 4, Intramural Basket- ball 4, Senior Play 4, Operetta 4, Public Speak- ing 4, Iunior Play-Make-up BRUCE O'MALLEY-Boys' Federation 1-2-3-4, Band 1-2- 3-4, Hunting and Fishing Club 4, County Band 3-4, Dance Band 1-2-3-4 Twenty Five Sflllbfl BETTY PLUMMER-Library Club 4, Commercial Club 3, Scrapbook Club 4, Girls' League 1-Z-3-4 MARGIE PREBISH-Girls' League l-2-3-4, Girls' Coun- cil 1-2-4, Girls' Chorus l-2, Commercial Club 3-4, Library Club 4, Tomahawk Staff 4, Intramural Basketball 1-2, Senior Play 4, Iunior Play 3, Pow- hatan 3-4, Stage Crew 3, Band 2-3, Class Offi- cer 3 MARY IUNE QUARTZ-Girls' League 2-3-4, Girls' Chor- us l-2, Girls' Basketball Team 3-4, Commercial Club 3, Library Club 4, Intramural Basketball 2-3, Girls' Athletic Club 4 EUGENE RATCHFORD-Boys' Federation l-2-3-4, Band 1-2, Baseball 2-3-4, Wrestling 4, Chefs' Club 4, Intramural Basketball l-2-3-4 MARY IANE RHODES-Girls' League l-2-3-4, Girls' Council 4, Commercial Club 3-4, Library Club 4, Tomahawk Staff 4, Intramural Basketball 1-2, Iunior Play Usher, Senior Play Usher, F. H. A. Secretary 4 ELMER RICKENS-Boys' Council 3, Boys' Federation l-2- 3-4, Varsity Club 4, Football l-2, Baseball 1-2-3-4, Visual Aides Club 4, Intramural Basketball l-2- 3-4, Stage Crew 4, Football Manager 4, Oper- etta 4 PAUL RICKENS-Boys' Federation l-2-3-4, Varsity Club 4, Football 3-4, I. V. 2, Baseball 3-4, Iunior Play, Senior Play, Library Club 4, Tomahawk Staff 4, Intramural Basketball 1-2-3-4, Powhatan Staff 4, Hunting and Fishing 'Club 4 IAMES ROBERTS-Boys' Federation l-2-3-4, Band 1-2- 3-4, Library Club 4, Broadcasting Club 4, Oper- etta Club I-3-4, Tomahawk Stali 4, Intramural Basketball 1-2-3, Stage Crew 1-2-3-4, Powhatan Staff 4 PAUL ROMAN--Boys' Federation 1-2-3-4, Football Man- ager, Intramural Basketball l, Basketball 2-3-4, Track 2, 3, Baseball 3-4, Powhatan Staff 4, Tomahawk Staff 4, Varsity Club 2-3-4, Athletic Club Officer 4 RUSSELL SHAFFER-Boys' Federation l-2-3-4, Boys' Council 1, Chefs Club 4, Senior Play 4, Iunior Play 3, Library Club 4, Intramural Basketball 1-3-4 PHILIP SHERIDAN-Boys' Federation 1-2-3-4, Boys' Council l-2-3, Band l-2, Varsity Club 3-4, Foot- ball 3-4, Basketball 2-3-4, Baseball 2-3-4, Track 2-3-4, Public Speaking 4, Library Club 4, Toma- hawk 4, lntramural Basketball l, Dance Band l, I. V. Football 2, I. V. Basketball l-2, Class Offi- cer 2-4 SALLY SHULTZ-Girls' League l-2-3-4, Commercial Club 3-4 EDWARD SMITH-Boys' Federation 1-2-3-4, Band 1-2- 3-4, Basketball 3-4, I. V. l-2, Chefs Club 4, Var- sity Club 4, Intramural Basketball 1, Dance Band 1-2-3-4 RICHARD STAIR-Boys' Federation l-2-3-4, Baseball 3, Wrestling 4, Hunting and Fishing Club 4, Toma- hawk Staft 4, Intramural Basketball 2, Class Officer 3, I. V. Football 1 WILLIAM STANLEY-Boys' Federation 1-2-3-4, Varsity Club 3-4, Football 3-4, I. V. 2, Basketball 2-3-4, I. V. l-2, Track 3, Chet's Club 4, Intramural Bas- ketball l IEAN STEIGER-Girls' League l-2-3-4, Girls' Basket- ball Team 2-3-4, Commercial Club 3-4, Toma- hawk Staff 4, Senior Play 4, Iunior Play 3, Intramural Basketball 1-2-4, Powhatan Staff 2-3-4, Stage 'Crew 2-3-4, Girls' Gym Club 4, Library Club 4, Girls' Tumbling Team 4, Girls' Chorus 2 PEGGY SUCKINOS-Girls' League l-2-3-4, Commercial Club 3-4, Library Club 4, Tomahawk Staff 4, Intramural Basketball 1-2-3-4, Band 3-4, F. H. A. Club 4, Majorette 3-4, Spring Concert 3-4 THERESA THIR-Girls' League 3-4, Tomahawk Staff 4, Aathletic Club 4, Tumbling Team 4, Intramural Basketball 4 IACK VAILE-Basketball 1-2-3-4, Baseball l-2-3-4, Intra- mural Basketball l, Boys' Federation 1-2-3-4, Track 2-3, Varsity Club 1-2-3-4, Hunting and Fishing Club GEORGE VERMEULEN-Boys' Federation l-2-3-4, Band 1-2-4, Wrestling 4, Athletic Club 4, Senior Play 4, Iunior Play 3, Intramural Basketball 1-2-3-4, Stage 'Crew l-2 EDWIN WEAVER-Boys' Federation 1-2-3-4, Band l- 2-3-4, Chefs Club 4, Operetta l-3, Senior Play 4, Iunior Play 3, County Band 3-4, Library Club 4, Tomahawk Staff 4, Intramural Basketball 1-2-4, Dance Band 2-3-4, Stage Crew 2, Class Otlicer 4 RAYMOND WEAVER-Boys' Federation 1-2-3-4, Band 1-2, Football 3, 'Chefs Club 4, Operetta 4, Senior Play 4, Library Club 4, Tomahawk Stall 4, Stage Crew 2-3-4, Powhatan Staff 4 IACK WILK-Boys' Federation 1-2-3-4, Varsity Club 3-4, Football 3-4, I. V. Football 1-2, Chefs Club 4, Intramural Basketball 2-3-4, Stage Crew 2, Powhatan Royalty 3, Track 3 LOUIS WILK-Boys' Federation 1-2-3-4, I. V. Football 1-2, Hunting and Fishing Club 4, Intramural Bas- ketball 2-3-4 LOIS WYLAND-Girls' League 1-2-3-4, Commercial Club 3-4 DELORIS YOWLER-Girls' League l-2-3-4, Commercial Club 3-4, Library Club 4, Dramatics Club 4, Senior Play Usher 4 Twenty Six Hlzachzatzbn pflbqlltllfl PROCESSION AL - NARRATORS GWENDOLYN LATTERNER BARRY HARRIs THOMAS LANG MARJORIE PREBISH PHILIP SHERIDAN SPEAKING CHORUS ADRIAN ECKENRODE ALBERT GLAss EDWIN LONG BRUCE O'MALLEY PAUL RoMAN RICHARD STAIR WILLIAM STANLEY IAMES MCCLIIRE SINGING CHORUS BETTY Lou MCCARTNEY IANET LECOMTE CoRA BOLAND MARY ELLEN BoLAND LoIs DIEHL MARY NOEL ZOE Ross VERNEDA LIT GLORIA MCCLURE M. MARNECHECK JACK WILK PEGGY SUCKINOS MARY IANE RHODES GENEVIEVVE NAZIT MARY LOU LIDWELL MILDRED LEWIS HELEN EGER LETITIA BRADLEY MARY CATHERINE H IEAN CARNEY PATRICIA EBERHART IOYCE MALONEY IANET MURRAY MARY KENNY SHIRLEY HERTZOG BETTY HOOVER TLE OWE ORGAN THIS IS MY COUNTRY ----- - - - A1 Iczcobs cxrr. by Roy Ringwald CHORAL GROUP PRESENTATION OF CLASS - - PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS AND AWARDS - - DIPLOMA ACCEPTANCE - - RECESSIONAL - - - ZoE Ross Twenty Seven JEAN PEARLE JOHNS IDR. F. K. SHIELDS IAMES MCCARTNEY - ORGAN Un Way 22 dzltzlomazz ,wma awafzded In 87 AQn1kmA af ffm Cfaqlbn Hump. I Lffjlznnfm A gold medal awarded by the C. A. Hughes Coal Company to the senior having the highest average in commercial work was awarded to GENEVIEVE NAZIT. A silver medal awarded by the C. A. Hughes Coal Company to the senior having the second highest average in commercial work was awarded to PEGGY SUCKINOS. A gold medal for the highest average in English, donated by the Loyal Order of Moose, was awarded to BARRY HARRIS. A plaque donated by Schettig Motor Sales to the girl who, in the opinion of her classmates best exemplifies the highest ideals of citizenship was awarded to MARY IANE RHODES. A plaque donated by Schettig Motor Sales to the boy who, in the opinion of his classmates best exemplifies the highest ideals ot citizenship, was awarded to EDWIN LONG. A gold medal donated by Cresson American Legion, Post 238, to the girl who, in the opinion of her classmate exemplifies the next best ideals of citizenship, was awarded to MARY NOEL. A gold medal donated by Cresson American Legion, Post 238, to the boy who, in the opinion of his classmates exemplifies the next best ideals of citizenship was awarded to IAMES McCLURE. A gold medal donated by Sankertown Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars, to the boy who, in the opinion of his classmates gave the most outstanding service to the school was awarded to PHILIP SHERIDAN. A gold medal donated by Sankertown Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars, to the girl who, in the opinion of her classmates gave the most outstanding service to the school was awarded to MARGARET MARNECHECK. The Rensselaer Medal given the boy in the senior class who has the highest average in mathematics for four years was awarded to BARRY HARRIS. A gold medal donated by S. T. Runzo Company to the senior having the highest average in social studies for four years was awarded to BARRY HARRIS. A scholarship to Mt. Aloysius Iunior College, won in a competitive examination, was awarded to THERESA THIR. A scholarship to Iohnstown Center, University of Pittsburgh, won in a competitive examination, was awarded to BARRY HARRIS. A scholarship to Iohnstown Center, University ot Pittsburgh, won in a competitive examination, was awarded to LOIS DIEHL. A scholarship to Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, won in a competitive examination, was awarded to BRUCE O'MALLEY. A cash award of S2500 donated by Morris Greenberg, to the student hav- ing the highest average for four years was awarded to BARRY HARRIS. A gold medal donated by The First National Bank to the student having the second highest average for tour years was awarded to PEGGY SUCKINOS. Thirty x r Q5 is Z9 C. H 5 xii' KH ', 4-Uk? C Q ARCH K A ibm Miss Louise Gauntner, adviserg Clifford Eckenrode, president, Dick Illig, vice-presi- dent, Beverly Hmel, secretary: Miriam Rutledge, treasurer. The class of '52 has swept through another busy and successful year. The class activities in- cluded two danccsg one at the parochial school, and the january Iive. Both were successful, and helped to promote good will and a better social spirit among the students. The juniors are well represented in every activity about the school, and have distinguished themselves by their ingenuity and initiative. In the band, the juniors number six. The Girls' Chor- us has eight junior girls. In athletics, junior boys have earned recognition. On the football team, We have such outstanding members as: Richard Illig, Richard Klenotic, Michael Cepuch, Dale Hollern, Mar- tin Martynuska. Arnold Funicelli, Tom Zimmerman, and john Crosky. On the victorious basketball team, four class of '52 boys raised the reputation of the jun- iors. Michael Cepuch, Richard Illig, Richard Klenotic, and Clifford Eckenrode have contributed their services, and Tom Denny played on junior varsity. Brainstorm sounds like an apt title for a play presented by a class like ours. It was pre- sented on April 5 and 6 in the high school auditorium. jean Yahner represented the juniors in cheerleading. Although the only junior member, she upheld the class prestige by her fine sportsmanship. Extra honors were received by leading members of the class throughout the year. In the field of athletics, Richard lllig received the votes of his teammates as the most valuable player on the football team. He received a trophy donated by the American Legion. ln an oratorical contest sponsored by the American Legion, Harold Abrams received the vote of competent judges as the best speaker in the eliminations held in the school. He then ad- vanced to Gallitzin, where he defeated a representative of Lilly High School. Although he was overcome by a representative of Altoona High School, Harold has brought honors both to the school and his class. A commendation was awarded to Iacqueline Smeal for her unselfishness in the free lend- ing of her time and talent for art. Her efforts to beautify the school were invaluable and promoted an interest in the school building. All in all, the Class of '52 has managed to maintain the tradition of Cresson High School to study and get ready, and some day our chance will come. Thirty Two umblm FIRST ROW-Robert Funicelli, Wilfred Byrne, lohn Croskey, Harold Abram, William Boni, Clifford Eckenrode, Patrick Little, Harvey Conrad. SECOND ROW-Iames Baum, Thomas Denny, Leroy Bergamaschi, Harold Beers, Charles Dugan, William Eckenrode, Arnold Funicelli, THIRD ROW-Harry Conzo, Gene Elig, Thomas Benewiat, Iames Debbie, Ira Burgoon, Thomas Brannigan, Paul Beck, George Campbell. -,QC FIRST ROW-Delrose Boes, Catherine Campbell, Margaret Egar, Shirley Eyer, Theresa De- lozier, Barbara McHugh, Ella Mae Boley, Pauline Frank. SECOND ROW-Francis Novak, Evelyn Funicelli, Paula Conrad, Darlyne Ebig, Virginia Alhrano, William Crawford. THIRD ROW-Iames Parrish, Richard Perry, Louis Orawiec, Edward Maloney, Iohn Patz. Thirty Three mblm BOTTOM ROW-Iacqueline Smeal, Lenora Slattery, Erdie Shingler, Laverne Miller, Shirley Williamson, Mary Margaret Walters, lean Yahner, Frances Mix. SECOND ROW-Anita Moore, Mary Trexler, Mary Eleanor Maloney, Edna O'Donnell, Helen Naylor, Miriam Rutledge, Ann Moore. TOP ROW-Andrew Popp, Robert Plummer, William Weiland, Daniel Roberts, Samuel Sassano BOTTOM ROW-Iean Wyland, Theresa Ippalucci, Louise Gibbons, Ioan Gionlriddo, Donna Mae Iacobs, Josephine Isaacson, Iudy Litzinger, Ann Latterner, Phyllis Ann Gressick, Beverly Hmel. SECOND ROW-Tom Lewis, Bill Gibbons, Elizabeth Warner, Dorothy Glass, Cecelia Klejka, Elizabeth Lassak, lack Lilly, Thomas Yartim. TOP ROW-Tom Iones, Elwood Hale, Tom Zimmerman, Dick Klenotic, Robert Krug, Richard Illig, Dale Hollern, Clifford Harber. Thirty Four Svphnnwfma LEFT TO RIGHT-Iohn Overberger, president: Vivian Burkhart, vice-president: Alle- gra Thrower, secretary: Robert Rightnour, treasurer, and Miss Barbara Lang, class adviser. On August 28, 1950, the class of '53 officially entered high school. We had graduated from Iunior High School reporting rooms. At the class election on September 14, 1950, the following officers were selected: presi- dent, Iohn Overberger: vice-president, Vivian Burkhartp secretary, Allegra Throwerp treasurer, Robert Rightnour, and deputies, Francis Adams and Howard Fishel. Our class football queen was Bernice McGuire. As money-making projects our class sponsored the February Final fa pre-Lenten clancel, the sale of novel plastic book covers, and a bake sale on the nights of the annual operetta, February 14 and 15. The sophomore members of the Boys' Council were George Gresko, Mickey Latterner and lim Latterner. Representatives of our class on the Girls' Council were Bernice McGuire, Nancy Scott, and Shirley Wilk. This year it was our turn to inflict the traditional punishments on the freshmen. Even the victims seemed to enjoy their plights. To conclude initiation festivities, we were hosts at the freshman party, October 5. In the way of extracurricular activities our class was well represented in the band, with nine students participating, including the color guard. In the Girls' Chorus, sophomores sang lustily. Athletics saw Francis Adams and Iim Burley on the varsity basketball team, and the same two in addition to Howard Fishel were on our regular football squad. Ioline Kirby, Lois Little, and Dolores Murray were among the five cheerleaders who helped cheer these teams on. Ioline Kirby, our class songbird, played the lead in the operetta, Marianne, and was among the four girls from C. H. S. participating in County Chorus. Vivian Burkhart, Mickey Latterner and Iohn Overberger took part in the Founders Day program of the local P. T. A. on February 19. We also wish to call attention to those students who upheld the scholastic standing of the class by the appearance of their names on the honor roll. Thirty Five Snphomofum FIRST ROW-Dorothy Funicelli, Dorothy Briggs, Vera Cox, Mary Louise Davis, Peggy Biller, Bernice McGuire, Dorothy Eyer, Elayne Brannigan, Rose Ann Fontanella. SECOND ROW--lack Brannigan, Patrizia Hertzog, Lois Little, Ioline Korby, Iune Conrad, Dolores Murray, Reba Dempsy, Mary Margaret Eckenrode, Bill Kozak, Dick Eberhart. THIRD ROW-Ierry Hoover, Howard Fishel, George Gresko, Albert Callahan, Clair Wills, Paul Brown, Paul Mandichak, FIRST ROW-Romona Swope, Rebecca Noel, Doris Reed, Zilla Ann Brown, Leona Illig, Donna Krug, Rita Bradley, Twila O'Neal. SECOND ROW-Connie Latterner, Shirley Eckenrode, Irene Borlie, Hazel Friedhof, Gertrude Craver, Doris Iean Kent, Pat Murphy, Eleanor Adams. THIRD ROW-Aubert Carauthers, Eugene Illig, Albert Frank, Robert Brawley, Wayne Baker, Thirty Six FIRST ROW-Thaddius Klejka, Harry Iewart, Betty lane Rhodes, Shirley Wilk, Dorothy Pas- sonita, Rose Warner, Helen O'Donnell, Betty Ratchford, Iack Baum, Earl Friedhof. SECOND ROW-Walter Marlynuska, Ioseph Naylor, Iames Burley, Melvin Brodish, Thomas Noel, Anthony Rice, Ronald Stoy, Iohn Suckinos, Gary Biller. THIRD ROW-William Stevens, Edward Beers, Francis Adams, Elwood Drass, Robert Criste, Matthew Culley, lack Bradley, Ioseph Cuomo, FIRST ROW-Mary Iane Burke, Marie McLucas, Shirley Conrad, Sara Patterson, Barbara Rice, Vivian Burkhart, Barbara Weiland, Della Iune Shrader, Helen Koons, Shirley Morrison. SECOND ROW-Francis Patrick, Iames Lafferty, Peggy Muffley, Veronica Wilson, Barbara Gray, Lois Elig, Allegra Thrower, Florence Conway, Frederick Shultz, Robert Rightnour. THIRD ROW-Iames Powers, Iohn Overberger, Albert Long, Michael Latterner, Mark Soisson, James Riley, Wayne Mower, Iames Latterner, David Kurash, Iohn Feyock. Thirty Seven jfzmlunen FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Ronald Rickens, president, Raymond Davis, vice-president: Annamae Craine, secre- taryp Dick Sheridan, treasurerg Mr. lack Cassidy, adviser. With the girls in pigtails, dresses Worn backwards, tennis shoes, and black stockings, and the boys wearing make-up and bedecked with jewelry, the freshmen were initiated into high school in the fall of l95U. Since those first awe-inspiring September days, We have distinguished ourselves by our ac- tivity in various fields. First ot all, We elected these capable officers: Ronald Rickens, presidentp Ray- mond Davis, vice-president, Annamae Craine, se zretary, and Richard Sheridan, treasurer. In the sports department We supplied the football team with players, two ot Whom earned letters-Ronald Rickens and George Zelenski, Three of our class members, Roger Naylor, Tom Prebish, and Raymond Davis, proved to be eager wrestlers. In the music department We provided nine band members and nineteen voices in the chorus. In the social line we've had one dance of our own and have Stoutly supported the events sponsored by the other classes. We've had the competent guidance and direction of Mr. lack Cassidy and are looking for- ward to a lively year during l951-1952. IFRESHMEN ON OPPOSITE PAGEI FIRST ROW-George Krug, Thomas McCauley, Raymond Davis, Gerald Boland, Ronald Melhorn, Tom Prebish, Iohn Murphy, Clarence Glass, David Lake, Carl Herby, Iames Wyland, Iim Koons. SECOND ROW-lack Bretschneider, Rosalyn Weymer, Yvonne Ratchford, Theresa Illig, Phyllis Wetland, Iane Ann Ryan, Donna Williamson, Dorothy Stair, Marlene Wolfe, Iames Bunnel, Dave Lubert. THIRD ROW-Walter Hutford, Lawrence Melley, Ronald Maloney, Iohn Cateo, Iohn Refiner, Eugene Glass, Gordon Davison, Donald Diehl, Martin Bradley. FOURTH ROW-Patrick Holtz, Leonard Stock, Robert Conway, Robert McGowan, Paul Rossi, Iohn Melhorn, Richard Galat, Robert Domino, Iames Conrad. FIRST ROW-Harold Nearhoot, Mary Illig, Rosemary Ahles, Phyllis Benshof, Thelma Eckenrode, Annette Criste, Marie Krug, Elaine Little, William Lidwell. SECOND ROW-Leo Giontriddo, Francis Reed, Ioseph Lysic, Iames McCauley, George Cox, George Hollen, Chester Vermeulen, Valentine Krise, William Scully. THIRD ROW-Ronald Rickens, Frank Plummer, Charles Keith, Iohn DuLuco, George Zelenski, Leonard Latterner, William Lilly, Iames Boito. FIRST ROW-Catherine Landi, Patricia Buck, Arlene Byrnes, Dorothy Hebden, Martha Mangold, Marcella Patterson, Mary Kay Horten, Charlotte Gregg, Carol Kirby. SECOND ROW-Roger Naylor, Nancy Funicelli, Eileen Ivory, Dolores Mishock, Audrey Glass, Lillian Cochran, Steve Nepa. THIRD ROW-Phil Conrad, Edward Knapp, Ioseph Friedhot, Dwight Stewart, Robert Schmidhamer, Haldon Robin- son, Bernard Donovan, Ronald Stevens. Thirty Eight jfzmlufrmn FIRST ROW-Connie Gettings, Audrey Glass, Connie Maloney, Barbara Hmel, Norberta Hertzog, Nancy Con- nacher, Lucy Cuzzolina, lane Wilkinson, Marian Ammerman, Ellen Bradley, Marian Iudd, Ruth Hoover. SECOND ROW-Helen Wilk, Annarnae Craine, Ruth Davison, Shirley Quartz, Pauline Roberts, Elaine Lewis, lane Sterbini, Shirley Litzinger, Carmela Sassano, Rose Ann Wills, Shirley Riley. THIRD ROW-Arlene Lundberg, Sylvia Mullen, Coleen McDermott, Catherine Sabash, Ioyce Bradley, Martha Lang, Paula Parrish, Edna Mae Raebuck, Susan Koons, Barbara Horten. FOURTH ROW-Thomas Plazek, Robert Sirnanski, Bob Price, Leonard Yahner, Bob Hostler, Dick Sheridan, Iames Schell, lim Muriceak. COPPOSITE PAGEI- l. Shirley receives information on the WAVES from Miss Martha Connell. 2. And I want cr big candy cane. 3. Are bugs that interesting? 4, But you gotta listen, Mabel! 5. Miss Eckley takes time out. 6. Iackie puts holiday touches around school. 7. School is exciting to , . . freshmen. Forty .frfjf,,l, lil 3' 5 lv- if I2 I .,.... i .,.,. . CTQX g frghflz Emda FIRST ROW-Arlene Sutton, lean Smeal, Rose Prebish, Barbara Lumadue, Shirley Latterner, Barbara Wagner, Faith Walters, Irene Tutsock, Lenore Feyock, Peggy Farren, Helen Cepuch. SECOND ROW-Iohn Plazek, Iames Plummer, Thomas Lumadue, Mary Esther Myers, Rachel Tiracave, Nancy Schettig, Martha Trexler, Gary Weaver, Raymond Quirk. THIRD ROW-Bill Deichert, Harry L. Wilson, Harry M. Wilson, Dennis Styles, Howard Gregg, Lyle Cunning- ham, Iohn Cicero, Charles Mix, Robert Farren. FOURTH ROW-Tom Ellig, Brady Plummer, William Diehl, William Carney, Sam Graham. ieumih 51151612 FIRST ROW-Elaine Ienkins, Wanda Sheraw, Beverly Glass, Deanna McClure, Nancy Ryan, Patricia Elig, Dorothy Tutsock, Nancy Knee, Kay Rittner, Sandra Covitch. SECOND ROW-Michael Parrish, Robert McGuire, William Wilkinson, Ianet O'Hara, Margaret Ebig, Cynthia Wagner, Donald Iohnson, Eugene Hall, Iames Harris. THIRD ROW-William Gehringer, Lewis Daugherty, Gene Thrower, Richard Sharp, Wayne Rickens, Iohn Pre- bish, Peter Plummer, Bernard Smilnak, Peter Parrish. M X .x 1 qs xxx X R i A. kin? Q xx . ,Ss , .. ,Q 3-2 ' M X ,jx 5 7 WSW' 'ark Q k s wllff W 1 Q X X . a i .swwfsa :..:.:,:, LQ Il-is , S-wijw-Ng ,. :m s- ' I ' as , ,.Q:f.5-,. , J' - A 51 ' 1 .Y :rm S3 F .rw- l 'VX Q 15 N x A wiki 5 Q , X X x WW Q fwlfw 5 'N K X Q i 5? gf k Q EN ., . N ur M- Ei ' 1 iv X X 5 x M xk xg 3 Q W 1 Q fix 5 Q QS X A xx X E A X x Q x x Q X X A., .... x. KK Kirk i X K 2 'CISQ-:mx ,Q 'X X A Yr N5 K X x 'S X I ,gg V2 x :. i 5. ., Q N Q NE . X X X f., A W-wa... X x x x ' , 5 ., IE-1252.5 w,.,5'75 - MWF? S -' - View ,U WRQTIW M. - W M .www . . 'x 2 Rf Rf xxx g 5, lf, 1: X 3551 P G Q J Q ,Q.ff SK , J. R74 2, f W 1 1 ff ff Jfonuz r Preparing girls to be efficient wives and mothers is the aim of Miss Barbara Lang's department. The course is composed of cook- ing and sewing and includes every six weeks period chapters on matters concerning groom- ing, infant care and manners. Iunior high and senior high girls together have made table and home decorations, stenciled nylon scarves, made lamp shades, draperies, cushion covers, and all types of clothing. Sw One of the busiest sections in school is Mr. Paul Varner's industrial art department. Boys from the seventh to the twelfth grades take advantage of this course and do justice to it. This year's successful output included: bookcases made by Michael Cepuch and lack Lilly, various styles of lamps, lazy Susans, bedside tables, tilt top tables, wooden mint dishes, door stops, and what-not shelves made by other class members. Three-piece sets of lawn furniture complete this list. .JL. The English IV class heightens their enjoyment of Macbeth while listening to Or- son Welles' recording of the play. ln addition to their daily typing classes, this senior group typ- ed tests for teachers, and mimeographed programs for plays. A busy teacher could always get a secre- tary from this group. A chapter of Future Hornemakers of America was organized in Cresson High School for the first time this year. The group made gifts for the Chil- dren's Home at Christmas time. Regular program meetings included Cook- ing demonstrations and a fashion show. FIRST ROW--Helen Eger, Sylvia Boito, Dorothy Briggs, Yvonne Ratchford, Peggy Suckinos, Patricia Gallagher, Ianet Baker, Marjorie Prebish, Miss Barbara Lang, adviser, Mary Iane Rhodes, Frances Brannigan, Cora Bo- land, Helen O'Donnell, Genevieve Nazit, Verneda Little, SECOND ROW-Mildred Lewis, Betty Balzano, Regina Craver, Ellen Bradley, Annamae Craine, Natalie Benzie, Theresa Hollern, Charlotte Gregg, Florence Conway, Lois Little, Shirley Eyer, Betty Conrad, Doris Reed, Constance Latterner, Peggy Biller, Rose Ann Fontanella, Shirley Wilk. Reita Tom Iones, Gene Ratchford French fries, meat loaf, roast beef, chili, fish, and spaghetti all seem to agree with Tom and Bucky. The price is O. K. too! Only 25 cents for a home cooked meal packed full ot nutrition, vitamins, and proteins. The grades are served at 11:30, and at 12:00 the high school eats. Under the capable direction of Mrs. Margaret Beck, Mrs. Gladys Hershel and Mrs. Grace McDermott, the cafeteria program is a real success. Like an oasis in the desert, the tea table in the gym is a pleasant surprise lor the visitors on Back-to-School night. Coffee, cookies, and candy refresh the guests after they review their own school days. Serving them are the members ot the F. H. A. Club. Forty Seven ' x N- V 3 gtdflf tk 1dgb I I T.H.H h I WFP! f I fl..-H-gi-525, t fi :IT .QW if N ' ' 'gulf tx , I --- WW 4 in ,L fo f f 9 Wk N X it XY f 4 fx M? C Mm :xl f SMX T if-3 LJ,fQ.f7fQ7 'X Lois Diehl, Editor, points proudly to the deadline date on which most of the material for the yearbook was sent to the printer. Jhn Jvmahawlr pfmaania a deal: A look at the l95l Tomahawk is no indication of the great amount oi long and hard work which went into its completion. Those who leaf through it and rerninisce about the past cannot know how much we worried over every page. The editorial stall organized the Tomahawk, from cover to cover. VVith Lois superv1s1ng Shirley, Ted and Gennie planned the various seztions. Iim and Phil canvassed the community tor ads and Dick Stair helped the art staff carry out the television theme. SITTING -- Lois Diehl, Editor, Mrs. Elizabeth Larimer, Ad- viser. STANDING - Shirley Hertzog, Activities Editor, Ted Byrne, Sports Editor, Iames Mc- Cartney and Phil Sheridan, Co-Business Managers, Dick Stair, Art Editor. ABSENT - Genevieve Nazit, Class Editor. ,- YEARBOOK STAFF FIRST ROW-Paul Eberhart, Paul Rickens, Leo Murray, Paul Roman, Ray Weaver, Iames Roberts, Edwin Weaver, Edward Dugan, Adrian Eckenrode, Richard Horten. SECOND ROW-Ioyce Maloney, Sylvia Boito, Mary Iane Rhodes, Ianet Baker, Betty Hoover, Iane Brown, Theresa Thir, Mildred Lewis, Verneda Little. THIRD ROW-Mary Ellen Boland, Gloria McClure, Mary Catherine Howe, Theresa Hollern, Letitia Bradley, Mary Kenny, Ianet Murray, Gwendolyn Latterner, Peggy Suckinos, BJ.ty Balzano. TOP ROW-Betty Lou McCartney, Ianet LeComte, Helen Eger, Patri-ia Eberhart, Cora Boland, lean Carney, Betty Conrad, Margie Prebish, Margaret Marnecheck, Iean Steiger. l I I plrtufm 0 his mound .5. Many people take part in the production of a yearbook. Pictures have to be taken, copy Written and typed, material mailed and names arranged alphabetically. There are hundreds of tasks to be taken care of. During the first period in Room R. Mrs. Elizabeth Larimer and the staff members paved the way to the realization of the seniors dream, the '51 Tomahawk. We spent hectic days and sleepless nights but it was worth it, don't you think? In our book, we have tried to present a true panorama of Cresson High School. It includes pictures of the basketball champs, the music department and class scenes, to mention a few. With these we have tried to recapture the thrill we felt when a spectacular basketball shot Went through the hoop, the sweetness of the music produced in our own school, and the fun we had dancing in the halls at the basketball rally. We hope that we have succeeded. Fifty One SITTING--Ianet Murray, Margaret Marnecheck. STANDING-Mildred Lewis, Iane Brown, Mrs. Elizabeth Larimer, Harold Abram, Iames McCartney, Lois Diehl, 5- mamdwftii rig nw,-um Powhatan Today's the deadline, all Powhatan assignments are due! Mrs. Elizabeth Larimer, staff ad- viser, could always count on getting a lot of work completed when she made this announce- ment in her journalism class. Everyone would dig in and complete and polish his articles. When the fifteen members of this class put their heads together in Room R, they always accomplished their task but if anyone happened to pass by they might hear many mystifying expressions: Let's box these ears! Who pasted this dummy! What a layout! or, Where are the galleysf-9 The first week of October was devoted to the Powhatan subscription campaign. The seniors bought the greatest percentage of Powhatans and the campaign was climaxed by the corona- Mary Kenny. tion of the Football Queen, sponsored by the staff. Even before the subscription campaign, our business managers, Mary and Harold, had collected a sizable sum on ads. The first issue of Powhatan, Volume XXVI, rolled off the Carrolltown News presses and was distributed throughout C. H. S. one bright day in October. When the staff read issue No. l they were justly proud of their efforts for they were responsible for the work accomplished. Our co- editors, Ianet and Margaret, were snugly satisfied, although they could see means of improve- ment. Feature editor Lois Diehl and sports editor Iames McCartney were already working on issue No. 2 while Mille and lane, circulation managers, were busy mailing Powhatans to our readers outside C. H. S. With Mrs. Larimer's adept guidance and the excellent cooperation of the staff we met every deadline, even though it meant staying after school to write heads and paste and repast galleys. The year wasn't all work and no play, though, for we seasoned our efforts with a few dashes of pleasure. The main event, The Powhatan banquet, was held in the school cafeteria in May. Also in May delegates of the staff traveled to Penn State for the annual Iournalism Con- ference. Throughout the year the staff sponsored several assemblies: Sounds of the Air, Donald Scott Morrison, pianist, and a vocal trio. my the ,ezfwm POWHATAN STAFF FIRST ROW-Betty Lou McCartney, lean Steiger, Iames Parrish, Paul Roman, Paul Beers, Paul Rickens, Donald Parrish, Shirley Hertzog, and Dorothy Glass. SECOND ROW-Paula Conrad, Ann Moore, Anita Moore, Mary Margaret Walters, ludy litzinger, lean Carney, lane Brown, Ioyce Maloney, Mildred Lewis, and Verneda Little. THIRD ROW-Ioyce Ryan, Frances Mix, Theresa Pupo, Cora Boland, Marjorie Prebish, Letitia Bradley, Helen Eger, and Ianet LeComte. POWHATAN STAFF FIRST ROW--Genevieve Nazit, Gloria McClure, Raymond Weaver, Iames Roberts, Richard Horten, Edward Dugan, Theodore Byrne, Rebecca Noel, and Betty Hoover. LQHCOIJD ROW---Marian Rutledge, Ianet Eberhart, Ramona Swope, Louise Gibbons Ann Lat- terner, Peggy Biller, lean Yahner, Donna Mae la,obJ, Mary Trexler, and Mary Eleanor Maloney. 'LLllllD ROW-lois Little, Helen O'Donnell, Dolores Murray, Iune Conrad, Shirley Wilk, Theresa lapalucci, Beverly Hmel, Ioline Kirby, Allegra Throwor, and Theresa Muriccak. Fifty Three Uulz ' ' A, ,ahntoqmic in Wlwmnn Under the baton ot Mr. Paul Flinn, the C. H. S. band progressed in many Way. The ranks were expanded and new shoulder cords and plumes were bought by the Band Mothers' Organi- zation. Members paraded at all the football games, adding color and music to the half time. Also, a smaller number of instrumentalists, called the Pep Band, entertained at the basketball contests. Pep meetings and assemblies were brightened by the band's music and noise. Four oi the members of the Cresson band Were chosen to attend All-County Band, a col- lection of the county's best musicians. They Were: Edwin Weaver, Bruce O'Malley, Harold Abram, and Lois Diehl. A very fine spring concert was presented in May, combining the efforts of Miss Zoe Ross. choral director, and Mr. Flinn. At a banquet, sponsored by the Band Mothers, the members of the band were given a line meal and the 13 senior members received pins in appreciation of the time and hard Work they spent, and a gift was presented to Mr. Flinn for putting up with the sqjueaks, sour notes, and late excuses With typical good humor. Fifty Four and Haag, ,emppnd up rum .aclwnl Ala. FIRST ROW-William Nelson, Della Iune Shrader, Shirley Morrison, Lenore Feyock, Rose Marie Prebish, Gwendolyn Latterner, Ianet LeComte, Margaret Suckinos, Margaret Biller, Helen O'Donnell, Catherine Sabash, Sarah Patterson, Margaret Mulfley, and Iames Harris. SECOND ROW-Ethel Mae Ketenheim, Lewis Daugherty, Martha Trexler, Mary Margaret Eckenrode, Cecilia Kleika, Anita Moore, Lois Diehl, Mary Kenny, Ianet Murray, Mar- celle Patterson, Mary Ellen Boland, Shirley Hertzog, Ann Moore, Patricia Eberhart, Helen Koons, Darlyne Ebig and director Mr. Paul Flinn. THIRD ROW-Gerald Boland, Iames Conrad, Thaddeus Klejka, Iames Lalferty, Clarence Glass, Edwin Weaver, Bruce O'Malley, Iohn Bradley, Iames Dobby, David Kurash, Iames Roberts, Iames Baum, Harold Abram, and Haldon Robinson. Fifty Five .,,., , ,W FIRST ROW---Miss Zoe Ross, Verneda Little, Mary Ellen Boland, Ianet LeComte, Carol Kirby, Shirley Hertzog, Ianet Murray, Pa- tricia Buck, Ann Moore, lane Ann Ryan, Cecilia Klejka, Sylvia Mullen, Ioline Kir- by, Charlotte Greig, Nancy Funizelli. SECOND ROWAAnna Mae Craine, Florence Conway, Coleen McDermott, Pat Eberhart, Shirley Riley, Norberta Hertzog, lane Wil- kinson, Stella Maloney, Audrey Glass, Lois Little, Rose Ann Wills, Mary Trexler. Jim ' LiQPH!1fl'l'l.QI'lf ,of mm Capably directed by Miss Zoe Ross, the girls' chorus sang their way into our hearts They performed for many programs, with songs from the pen of composers such as Mendelssohn and Noble Cain. Practicing two days a Week, the girls Worked for perfection in song. Representatives were sent to County and District Chorus. Ianet Murray, Shirley Hertzog Ioline Kirby, Betty Lou McCartney, and Lois Diehl attended the County Festival, and Mary Ellen Boland and Lois Diehl were chosen to go to District Chorus. 'vw GIRLS' TRIO loline Kirby, Lois Diehl Cora Boland THIRD ROW-Burbui-'1 liieo, Mary fleet, Ioycg Maloney, Elizabeth Lassak, MLTliijfII'Ci Eaer, Mary Kenny, Cora Boland, Lois Diehl, Anita Moore, Constance Cettinqs, lane Sterbini, Shirley Litzinger, Zinn Latternfzr Vivian Burkhart, Shirley Vifillz, Bernice McGuire, FOURTH ROW--Betty Lou McCartney, Nancy Scott, Della Iune Shrader, Shirley Morris son, Allegra Thrower, Peqqy Miiflley, Betty Hoover, Helen O'Donnell, Dolores Murray, Mary Steiger, Eileen Ivory. Milan! waa abzwn AfdI'I,d6lll.0t Also an important choral unit was the girls' ensemble. Composed of fourteen girls, this group appeared at many school functions and at community activities. The girls' trio-'-Cora Bo- land, first soprano, Ioline Kirby, second soprano, and Lois Diehl, alto - made sweet harmony Whenever they sang together, Helping to guide the Chorus, and aiding Miss Ross Were four girls: Lois Diehl, presidentg Mary Ellen Boland, vice-president, Ianet Murray, secretary, and Ioyce Maloney, treasurer. hgknwwwvvdux GIRLS' ENSEMBLE SEATED-Lois Diehl STANDING-loline Kirby, Mary Kenny, Pat Eberhart, Cora Boland, Ianet LeComte, Bet- ty Lou McCartney, Ianet Murray, Shirley Hertzog, Mary Ellen Boland, Mary Noel, Verneda Little, Ioyce Maloney. FN LEFT TO RIGHT Bernice Mcbuire Cora Boland, Thelma Eckenrode, Iacqueline Smeal. JI .S A football Quan on a gran. Half time at the Crosson-Lilly iootball game on Friday, October 13, 1951, marked the beginning of a new event in C. H. S. A football queen was crowned! The Coronation was sponsored by the Powhatan staff and it replaced the traditional crowning of Pow- hatan Royalty. The boys of each class elected their nominee for queen and the subscription campaign was under way. The seniors bought the greatest percentage of subscriptions to the Powhatan so their nominee, Cora Boland, was crowned Football Queen of '51 by Dr. F. K. Shields. Queen Cora and her attendants flacqueline Smeal, junior, Bernice McGuire, sophomore, and Thel- ma Eckenrode, freshmant were escorted by the presi- dents of their respective classesg namely, Iames Mc- Cartney. Clifford Eckenrode, Iohn Overberger, and in the absence of Ronald Rickens, Richard Sheridan, treasurer of the freshman class. Fifty Eight l l l CIRLS COUNCIL STANDING-Nancy Scott, Bernice McGuire, Louise Gibbons, Rose Mary Ahles, Martha Lang, Beverly Hmel, Mary Ellen Boland, Shirley Wilk. SITTING-Nancy lfunicelli, Margaret Marnecheck, Miss Martha Connell, Verneda Little, Mary Iane Rhodes, Margie Prebish, Martha Trexler, Margaret Ebig, ounrila fmpfzmmf fluz Afudmf bndq. The Girls' Council is under the direction of Miss Martha Connell, and the Boys' Council has Mr. lohn Hart as its leader. These two organizations are the official body of the Girls' League and the Boys' Federation. Council membership is composed of representatives elected by each class and a president elected at large. The purpose behind the League and Federation is the promotion oi higher ideals ot con- duct, and training for leadership in and out of school. Council members read the Bible in the study hall every morning before reporting to classes. They sponsored dances during the noon hour in order to provide some sort of relaxation from studies. The councils devote much time in order to help with the Welfare of the general student body. BOYS' COUNCIL STANDING-Iames Latterner, Mickey Latterner, Tom Iones, George Gresko, Larry Melley, Dick Sheridan. SITTING-Paul Beers, Mr. lack Hart, Martin Martynuska, Ronald Rickens, Iames Mullen, Mike Cepuch, Paul Eberhart, Iames Harris. 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At these meetings the energetic seniors make the dust fly, make the trophies sparkle, and make abused books look respectable. As a reward for the hard labor they have bowling parties and various activities. Lang, Ianet Murray, Roberts, Paul Eberhart. LIBRARIANS FIRST ROW-Deloris Yowler, Sylvia Boilo, Helen Eger, Natalie Benzie, Peggy Suckinos, lane Brown, Reba Dempsey, Theresa Hollern, Verneda Little. SECOND ROW-Ray Weaver, Patricia Gallagher, Betty Lou McCartney, lean Steiger, Gloria McClure, Mary lane Rhodes, lanet Baker, Elaine Brannigan. THIRD ROW--Iune Quartz, Betty Plummer, Henrietta Brofish, Betty Conrad, Betty Hoover. Sixty Three UNIX 61146 .- 'Xn-4 N Ms-... f-'- v 'd Q mg A , . Kam J wggwh K My X, at lem! , Projects ot this club included baking pies and cakes and preparing a beef roast dinner with all the trimmings. Mr. George Gillung, sponsor, Wayne Mower, lack Wilk, Iim Mullen, Don Byrnes, Albert Long, Dick Horten, Paul Eberhart, Tom Zimmerman, Russell Shaffer, Gerald Hoover, Wilfred Byrnes, Tom Denny, Arnold Funicelli, Bill Stanley, Edward Smith, Leo Mur- ray, Tom Lewis, Edwin Long, Iohn Feyock, Iim McClure, Bob Rightnour, Ray Weaver, Ed Weaver, Eugene Ratchford, Tom Iones, George Gresko, and Mike Cepuch. jfwum! fluff To acquaint the student with some of the interesting places in his own state and nation and in Europe, and to work out the practical details of travel are this club's aims. lane Brown, Miss I. Pearle Iohns, Gwendolyn Latterner, Iames Baum. Sixty Four FRONT ROW-Ioan Gionfriddo, Lois Little, Ioyce Maloney, Ioline Kirby. BACK ROW-Delores Murray, Iean Yahner, Donna Mae Iacobs. gftwtrwzw .ww .round we anfjam We've got the go, We've got the get, We've got the gang, that's got the pep. The go, the get, the gang, the pep! Cresson High School-Yep! Yep! Yep! Ioyce Maloney, senior, veteran of two years and captain of the '51 cheer- ing squad, lead the other yellmasters-Iean Yahner, Ioan Gionfriddo, Donna Mae Iacobs, juniors, and Dolores Murray, Ioline Kirby, Lois Little, sophomores -through many hours of hard practice and wholehearted cheering. Before each game the pep queens Were always on hand with a pep meeting to boost our morale and to get the team and student body alike in the mood for Winning. The girls' performance was brightened considerably by new uniforms which they donned early in basketball season. Much of the credit of this successful season goes to Mrs. Ardath Nelson, the capable adviser of the cheerleaders, Sixty Five FIRST ROW--Iohn Croskey, Wilfred Byrnes, Paul Roman, George Zelenski, Iames Burley, Arnold Funicelli, Gene Ratch- ford, Ronald Rickens, Howard Fishel, Tom Zimmerman. SECOND ROW-Dick Klenotic, Dick Illig, Harry Denny, Bill Stanley, Iack Wilk, Paul Rickens, Albert Colian, Elmer Rickens. THIRD ROW-Coach Iack Hart, Iim McCartney, Paul Beers, Iim McClure, Francis Adams, Iack Vaile, Phil Sheridan, Coach Iack Cassidy. Uwwlq Klub The Varsity Club is made up of the letterman of Cresson High. Mr. Iack Hart is the adviser of the club and is assisted by Mr. Iack Cassidy. The boys raised money for jackets by patroling the fences at the jayvee football games. Officers for '5l Were: Iames McClure, president, Albert Colian, vice-president, and Philip Sheridan, secretary-treasurer. ln March the members elected Mike Cepuch, president, Dick Illig, vice-presidentg and Mar- tin Martynuska, secretary-treasurer for l952. CIDENTIFICATION OF PICTURES ON OPPOSITE PAGE! Ready to serve! Cookies, juice-all for the F. H. A. Smile, smile, smile. How about a back bend, Gwenny? One of acid to four of Water. Another time test. Bill, the outdoor type. Elmer, Mr. Saloney's right hand man. The Band Plays On! How cold is it, Miss Connell? Getting out the old records , lane? Are you one of Santa's helpers? Class in order? Sixty Six Late for school, I'll Wager! Say that again, Mr. Huber. Snowball brigade, Of course Macbeth is interesting! Caught! This is the Way it goes- Now boys, let's get busy! You'll pass, Pat. Our sports editor. Problems of P. D. Fine! Fine! In the Good Old Summer Time School out? Lf ff . wwwwwmt 'Sl . we E12 ' S zz, Q MQ -QQFFQI ,, iw, , ,' W f x ' 5: 4525? W : i :ITN Tmif '1 '4 I ' L 1-.93 wi Q, , Q Q wir: I? 1 ' . S-'QF' f2'X:,1f' .1 ,- fm 'H' fi 4?-1, 'N -we X H L.: 1 X 0 Xws .-..,,,. A A wsu 'N-N ' X . . 152 S 03 A K e S ,Q RS. TOP-Lett to Right-Mary Lou Lidwell, Ed Dugan, Russell Shaffer, Iecrn Steiger, Ed Weaver, Lois Diehl, Mary Noel, and Ianet LeComte, BOTTOM-Left to Right-Paul Rickens, Tony Eberhart, Tom Long, Dick Horten, and Iim Mullen. jim Alww of Ahown ,Zealand an all-Atal: auf SENIOR CLASS PLAY - YOUNG MAN'S FANCY THE CAST-Harold Greenley-Ed Dugan, Sylvia Wilson-Mary Lou Lidwell, Dr. Spee-Russell Shaffer, Dorothy Bennet-Shirley Hertzog, Duvie-Paul Rickens, Iolcey Stephen-Tom Lang, Grilly-Paul Eberhart, Buddy -Dick Horten, Helen Greenley-lean Steiger, Dickie Crandall--Jim Mullen, Mrs. Mary Crandall-Lois Diehl, Oliver Crandall-Ed Weaver, Miss Weatherhead-Mary Noel, Faith Weatherhead-Ianet LeComte, Girl Campers -Ioyce Maloney, Lititia Bradley, Mcrrgie Prebish, Boy Campers-Ted Byrnes, George Vermeulen, Iim McCartney. The theme of the play centered around Dickie Crandall Who had a difficult time cxdjustinq himself to ccrmp lile arnonq other boys who were not as qentle minded cis lie. Sixty Eight J. U. Qumbrz y przmnnfzi 'tgfzairmtofzm 'f THE BRAIN STORM The Brain Storm, a major TV production of the year, focused on the mishaps of shy, stu- dious Willoughby Adams, unable to adjust to college life mostly because of a set of predatory and unsympathetic friends Despite his sheltered background, which included three protec- tive, crotchety old maid aunts and a vapid, sleepy home town girl, Willoughby was spurred on to greater efforts in the line of football and young love by Inner Willy, a mischievous conscience visibly only to Willy, and Sally Bishop, the pretty campus queen. By the final curtain, Willy had succeeded in shaking off his inhibitions and was beginning to assert himself like any other nor- mal young man. Willy, Inner Willy, and Sally were played to perfection by Iames Parrish, Bill Boni, and Iudy Litzinger, respectively. Louise Gibbons, Delrose Boes, and Iean Wyland in turn-of-the-cen- tury costumes drew many laughs as the three old aunts, Elizabeth Lassak was Marybell Turner Willy's erstwhile girl friend, and Don Parrish portrayed Chuck Martin, one of Willy's brash room mates. Willy's other friends were acted by Robert Krug, Robert Plummer, and Walter Seliga, While Iean Yahner, Ella Mae Boley, Paula Conrad, Barbara McHugh, and Theresa Delozier filled the rolls of fine pretty co-edsg and Tom Lewis and Leroy Bergamaschi had bit parts as the foot- ball coach and one of the players. 1 The production was directed by Mr. Philip Stetson, assisted by Mr. Leon Hue and Miss Louise Gauntner. Sixty Nine 'E D 'E FTE if R wx 3 3 5 S 'P w E: i Ai Y I A ' an f 1 ,QS gag , 9 ff ff, 4' ai is J 1 '5 Rm er? 9 Am. Ai? it -Q Ng sag a if I believe that when you say one is a 'dead game sport' you have reached the climax of human philosophy. -H. W. Knickerbocker X Q- X I Q sl P- 1 X X C 0 Q F I t' r' QT Q 'iccrrf f-f ,' y Q G -Q L -S CCQC fcg C fi C .iiim fCcScCc C.2Q2c L ' '- CtCcEKCcC'LecCf- CCCCJY' 'ff f'r ? ffrfcc' 5 f' C, 4 I cccc cC'.Cf'f 'ff- c ff' cC 1'c '2- CL. :CU u c2'u 'fcrc? -'r l Sig' ' ' - I 5 C CL CCI cgKC'2i?LCfC'1ff'l' ETC:-rcrfcrif f Q C C f 1 gCc rffr tff L! rf C g I, W' ft' tc K b I P 1- m.r .5 g c c .Q-'-3-lr Q , - Lt' c... G L , 1-1: Qg ll. f- Q'-l 1 r 3: '1ff uK...1':..'5 Z-15 5 Qvyf ' SE ,A - X 52 - -1 : 'Q x' . X I - Z? ' ii- E g 2 I G 1 kgeg, L S.. LL, Q S Cc C ll c L C ' c....' X. 1 G o ' 5 stu.,-,-.4 5'-,'f A rf' ,2 59' 95 Q 5 6 L. Q. Q0 Z luv as A QVC! ' ' ks.- 15- ' , 1 - X d .gnu ' A , ' Y 7. .2 --, gil 1 fi . '23 S4 X ' X I f ff ff! FIRST ROW-Francis Adams, Paul Beers, Richard Illig, Albert Colian, Phil Sheridan, Bill Stanley, Howard Fishel, Harry Denny, Dale Hollern, Mike Cepuch. lim McClure. SECOND ROW-Ronald Rickens, Iohn Croskey, Iim Burley, Martin Martynuska, Albert Long, Dick Klenotic, Iack Wilk, George Zelenski, Arnold Funicelli, Paul Rickcns, Tom Zimmerman. THIRD ROW-lack Hart, Coach, George Gresko, Iames Boito, Don Parrish, Iames Powers, Bill Carney, Ed Beers, Bob Hostler, Iohn Deluco, Harry Conzo, Tom Denny, Charles Mix, Dick Sheridan, Bill Stevens, Walter Kososki, As- sistant Coach. FOURTH ROW-Iack Cassidy, Assistant Coach, Elmer Rickons, Manager, Leroy Bergamaschi, Harold Beers, Raymond Davis, Carl Herby, Bob Rightnour, Eugene Illig, Walter Martynuska, Ioe Friedhof, Iim Murciak, Frank Plummer, Tom Lewis, Robert Funicelli. ULU: hmm had mdfza dcprzndab powm. The Indians have closed another football season . . . six wins and three losses. Yes, Coach lack Hart's Indians did well this year. They started out September 9 at Westmont with a 19-0 win on the loser's field. That made everyone happy. Then for the first time in history We beat Al- toona-Catholic 45-U, on our field, September l5. September 22 was an unhappy night for the football enthusiasts of C. H. S. Ebensburg got us in the last quarter to win I3-O. Another sorry day was October 7, at Spangler, when they made only 7 points to beat us. Lilly wasn't so bad, on October I3, when we tied up a 32-U score on our field. However. the following week another shock was to come-Hollidaysburg put us under I3-13. The last three games gave us a chance to raise our heads again, because we beat Gallitzin 30-O, Portage 75-U and Mt. Union I5-U. Thus another football year was over. INDIVIDUAL SCORING Players TD EP Total Coaches Iack Cassidy, lack Hart, Walter Kososki ' Cgliqn G 4 40 pts. Fishel 6 2 38 pts. Denny 6 2 38 pts. McClure 2 IZ pts. Adams 2 I2 pts. Sheridan l 2 8 pts. Cepuch l 6 pts. Burley 1 6 pts. Illig Safety 2 pts. ' I ' f Ev . . AUX ww, A ' wa i s milf' 3' fwfwwf -W f Q ,535 l if l A K V f mfs' W Q' wi gm' 'ik f-f24fiMf1 xy-7 . gg! xg 53,54 EM,S'i! A, ,,.,3K5Qggf5,,jggumiQfaE:,.Lw,fa53kggs,.,5X fL.XbM5 ,R .9 lxgmf. rx w,z:j4i'g1,, . A , , . , A Y I, X Q . K3 Mtv 'pf' Vivek? .xnvs i, mag 53, . ,kph H. .,i. 45, ..x,. QA, j at AQ., . - . + , , xg. f H, 5, ,X .. ,. 5 if .. , N .iw KN . . . wi, m yf,f,Q H--. ':f4 rw TQ' A L1 w ' .ff .X img wx y J 1 if N 9, 5 m .Q A H V fs s if J M M V 6 me a,Af:..,...M M ,ua-vnwawww www ...wm- ' 0 iii? wg . gg -,, 2 X-qgx,.Mvff.: K ,QW,,.,,f. X. 4H f ' K W?v5,n-S1 H T ,Q,. Q A X W Q M , Q i 3 'Q ... my i l f ., ' iw ph.-5 1 Wmvwww xl f Q pw M 5 is 4 MWMX 5 DICK ILLIG PHIL SHERIDAN DALE IIOLLERN time .mmf Atahbn, 2021111 jnidaq CHESSON l9-WESTMONT U In the opener of the l95U season, Cresson Indians passed to a heap big lfl-U victory over Westmont. Fishel put the Indians out in front with six points in the first quarter. Cresson became airminded as they completed six out of nine passes. Cresson scored two more touchdowns in the fourth quarter by Denny's passing to McClure and Colian respectively for l3 points. CHESSON 45-ALTOONA CATHOLIC O Coach Hart's Indians had a field day with Altoona Catholic on September 15 when they ran away with a score of 45-U. The Indians made three quick touchdowns in the first quarter, two in the second, and the final two in the third. This was Cresson's second victory of the season. victory of the season. Also it was the first victory in history over the Altoona Catholic Ma- rauders. CRESSON U-EBENSBURG 13 E. C. H. S.'s undefeated football team scored two fourth period touchdowns to stop Cres- son High l3-U on September 23. It was the first loss for the Indians in three tests. Cresson missed two golden scoring opportunities in the first half. The visitors were out until the fourth period when the Red Devils started to roll. CRESSON U-SPANGLER 7 Cresson suffered its second setback at the hands of Spangler on October 4. Spangler gained 202 yards to 2Ul for Cresson on the ground. But yardage didn't count at the end because Spangler had a 7-U victory. They also held a slim advantage of first downs which were 8-7. MICHAEL CEPUCH IACK WILK PAUL RICKENS DICK KLENOTIC 0 c R x - , ' 'V 5 i 1 - X zmgg kw' . - ,A wa -Q' . ' ,M jf Q s Mm Wgxggsgfc 9 - 5 X ' is if f s :J ' .... E:II5,i.,.,lE4.-: P .W x 'X 3. 1.5 K L M6 -t S S E w a- Q' rx N cf' 'ww H - ., Ns fgx . X ek ' , ,, an W 'bf w K if v f' C Y ' 'Z . f Q ' X X . mf ' X. -Q 4 W.. X ,,,,i I ..,, A ., .,..,:.: 1 ,. N.. f .. , ' my Mtg-,E V, ,..+ ,JY J . lf 32 5'???1 1 'Q Q- W .A A M, H is I Q? ' Y X -a Ax .Q in 1 A 4' ,X LEFT TO RIGHT-Assistant Coach Iack Hart, Roman, Lang, Cepuch, Harris, Stanley, Vaile, Klenotis, McClure, Adams Smith, Sheridan, Eckenrode, Coach Iack Cassidy. fnqrkmazmd to outpmfvnm any lmm anywluzxm, By the first game of the season December 12, Coach lack Cassidy's Indians were in per- fect shape. They piled up four consecutive victories over South Fork, Portage, Nanty-Glo, and Altoona Catholic. Then came Barnesboro, Gallitzin, and Portage-three more easy wins. Everyone was a little afraid to E. C. H. S., but the Indians did it again, with only four points to spare, on the County seat floor. There followed six more wins-Lilly, South Fork, Patton, Gallitzin, Barnesboro, and Lilly, some of them old foes who had been hard to beat in years gone by. However, these Indians were on the warpath. They cleaned up Ebensburg again. Then they beat Patton, Nanty-Glo, and Altoona-Catholic. Thus closed the first season in history that Cresson was completed undefeated. Then for the tournaments. How would they go? They were really out to get those trophies. They massacred B. C. I. at St. Francis, 61-31. Then they went to Iohnstown to smear Richland to a 60-42 finish. The tribe was not to be stopped. On to Altoona they went to mop up Bellwood to a 46-34 score, and thus Win the District Six Champioiship. What victim was next? Forbes. It was a close one. Vaile made a quick shot in the last five 'seconds of an extra period to beat the Golden lets fthe District Five Champsl 47-46. Everyone looked forward to the night of March 20, when we would play Avalon at Pitt Sta- dium. Nine busses chartered by the fraternal and business organizations of Cresson and approxi- mately 300 students and teachers made the trip to Pittsburgh. Our joy was short lived because the Avalon team beat the Indians by a 59-44 showdown. Seventy Eight Mike Cepuch, Phil Sheridan, Iack Vaile, Iames McClure, Francis Adams, Bill Stanley, Ed Smith SCORES Cresson Opponent 55 South Fork 27 72 Portage 43 71 Nanty-Glo 31 52 Altoona Catholic 38 68 Barnesboro 25 57 Gallitzin 34 61 Portage 49 55 Ebensburg 51 53 Lilly 41 63 South Fork 52 52 Patton 35 48 Gallitzin 38 74 Barnesboro 45 66 Lilly 55 64 Ebensburg 41 59 Patton 38 B4 Nanty-Glo 39 58 Altoona Catholic 44 61 B. C. I. 31 60 Richland 42 46 Bellwood 34 48 Forbes 47 44 Avalon 59 INDIVIDUAL SCORING Points Points Vaile ,.,.., ..,.... 4 16 Smith 24 Adams ,.,.. .....,. I 24 Roman . 6 McClure .,w.... .....,. 2 94 Harris l3 Sheridan ...., ......, l 31 Klenotic 22 Cepuch ..... .,...., l 93 Lang .,,.. 6 Stanley ...,.,.o. ...,... I U1 Burley 9 Eckenrode ......l 9 Seventy Nine LEFT TO RIGHT-Paul Roman, Tom Lang, Iack Cassidy, Iames McClure, Phil Sheri- dan, Francis Adams. Iack Vaile, Barry Harris, William Stanley. On December 12, l95U, Coach lack Cassidy and the Indians look over the year's basketball schedule at the beginning of the season. They appear confident of Winning the twenty-two games assigned to them. As a result, two magnificent trophies were added to our col- lection. lm BQQIQQHIIIQ and fha nd On March 20, 1951, nine buses chartered by the public-spirited citi- zens of Cresson took most of the student body to Pittsburgh tor the semi- final State Class B play-oft at Pitt Stadium. Result: Avalon 59, Cres- son 44. Eighty ,A ,K fi fi Q Vu 4 ,M , ,pw 8' o ll SSWAN is , 35311 3 ,- sl 'PQ f-46 , . 5 x tm sb X S al if , S X Q, 1 S x .S ,M I .d, ,,,: ffjffv r J , x W X ' W--gm .f--4 '33 r 3 X li ffx. 1 - 135 .H Q S 'Q ., 3 1,12 S , 1 WRESTLING SQUAD FIRST ROW-Harry Denny, Melvin Brodish, Raymond Davis George Vermeulin, Thomas Predish, Rogers Naylor. SECOND ROW-Mr. Fred Cornell, coach, Robert Hostler, Andy Popp, Dick Stair, Tom Zimmerman, Bill Weiland, Clarence Glass. Albert Colian, and Howard Fishel were absent when the picture was taken. jluz Hnunfandflzoanlilhavg .JL . Wrestling, one ot the leading sports of the state, was started for the first time at Cresson High School. Being one of two schools in Cambria County having whestling, Cresson expects the spotr to soon be one of the leading activities in the school. Being located in one oi the roughest districts, districts 6 and 9, Cresson's team had plenty of competition to tangle with during the season. This year the Wrestling team had thirteen matches, two each with Blairsville, Boswell, Claysburg, Conemaugh Twp., Windber, Yeagertown, and one match with Iohnstown. The season ended with Cresson Winning three matches, beating Claysburg twice and Yeagertown once, and losing ten. The season ended with the boys sporting the following records: Name Wins Losses Draw Roger Naylor C957 7 6 Thomas Prebish C1037 8 5 George Vermeulen C1127 6 7 Raymond Davis C1207 3 6 Melvin Brodish C1277 4 9 Bill Weiland C1337 3 10 Harry Denny C1387 4 7 Albert Colian C1457 6 6 Dick Stair C1547 3 7 Tom Zimmerman C1657 0 ll Howard Fishel C1857 6 5 Eugene Ratchford C1207 1 l Richard Horton C1557 0 3 Andy Popp C1657 0 2 Clarence Glass C1127 0 1 Coach-Fred Cornell Manager-Bob Hostler PATRONS Bloom, L. D. Kirby. C. W. Weakland, R. B. SPONSORS Colombo, Andrew Conrad, Paul S. Iappalucci, Mrs. Vincent Klemstine, Mr. and Mrs. McCardell's Pharmacy Sheridan, Mary Lois BOOSTERS Bender, Iacqueline Benden, Mr. Russell Boland, Clifton and Donna Mae Boreck's Cale Bosworth, Mr. and Mrs. I. Brown, Mr. Raymond E. Burgoon, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Burgoon, Ross Campbell, Mr. Robert Casher, Nancy Iean Connacher, Mr. and Mrs. Crossman, Mrs. Elmer Culley, Patrick Davis, C. I. DeStevens, lFriend Ioel Diehl, Mr. I. L. Dodson, Mrs. Paul Eberhart, William Gibbons, Helen Fred Eighty Three Guinivan, Phil Hammil, Mrs. Donald Harding, Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Harris, William P. Sr. Harris, William P. Ir. Hite, Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Huber, Mrs. A. M. Iappalucci, Nick Laino, Ioseph Mahoney, Mr. and Mrs. Iohn I Martynuska, Alice Meckley, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Melhorn, Lois Naylor, Harold Nazit. Mr. Andrew Nazit, Mr. George Nazit, Mr. Ioseph O'Neill, Mr. Homer Ir. O'Hara, Mr. and Mrs. A. I. O. Prebish, Mr. and Mrs. Iohn Price, Robert Price, Ann Reghetti, Dominic Ryan, Mr. and Mrs. Ioseph H. Roberts, Carolyn Shrader, Mr. and Mrs. A. I. Seig, Mrs. Frank Seig, Bernard Sprouse, Mr. Iames Stock, Howard Wagner, Charles Weber, Miles Traino, Virginia SFR QQ gg C-DS?QmGN9F9?QzCFN9GN9GN 0 . ' ' 0 ow . awww Q 2 2 2 1-1oG.UE's HARDWARE E K, . if Q 615 Frant Street 2 2 E - 1 E Q 5 5 5 S Cresson Penna. Phone 2377 5 E 5 Q 5 2 Q Q CRESSON LUMBER COMPANY 2 9 5 E o+o E Phone 2261 Cresson, Penna. 5 if 3 3 S E S PLUMMER'S FURNITURE STORE Q 714 Second Street 9 S 3 Phone 2345 Cresson, Penna. S S Q 91953Q,cbQ9BQQSQ:CDSx:95':ixk9ViQi.k:DVie3k:D5QN:93ADa::D3Qk95Qa:9V5DQ5QGJ E'h F 0 E4 3 . . Q S Smssun Electric En. 3 5 Sf' 0 S Q 5 Cresso P E t Q Q First National Bank Q ' it 5 0 Cresson P .b .g . 291 K, 5 T t SERVINSKY JEWELERS 2 Q Phone 2241 Cresson, Penna. E 3 5 S LATTERNER'S 3 ECONOMY-SUPER MARKET Q Quality Food Since 1900 3 Phone 6610 Cresson, Penna. FREE V DELIVERY 2 G. M. L A N G E INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE Q E 627 Front Street Cresson, Penna. KD T .5 WARNER LABORATORIES tb Q, Cresson Penna. 5 gawwwwwwmwwwmkwmwwwmwwwwwwwwwwwwwmo. Eighty Six CENTRAL HOTEL G. W. Moore, Prop. Phone 9631 Cresson, Pa. DR. G. R. YECKLEY Cresson Penna J. H. CQNNELL, Jr. Cresson Penna. Compliments of Anderson House Dr. Alfred Bergstein Cresson Penna. RIELLY'S Home and Auto Store Hotel SHERWIN WILLIAMS Th P R d P PAINTS and WALLPAPER omas . ea , rop. Phone 9531 Cresson Phone 2132 Cresson Dr. Robert E. Overberger Dentist Cresson Penna. 99QwJ'Q :J5Qk95Q Swanger's Taxi Service 6:30 A. M. to 2:00 A. M. Phone 3111 Cresson G Eighty Seven Qz?S.6::fQz.?9.G:G Q' 'Q Q' Q K Q if Q K' Q Q' Q Q' 'Q K' Q 'Q K Q T 'Q Q' Q 'Q Q' 'Q S T Compliments James Roberts 8: Co. of Wholesale Candy-Confections The Popular Store Tobacco Q King Edward Cigars E? 3 C P Apollo Chocolates J resson Uma, Cresson Penna. 3 S Q . ' QQ C0mPllm9nt5 Compliments S S Of of S KJ , 9 Q Q Wilkinson Motor CO. P01Q's Reslauranl ll kb 5 E Phone 2210 Cresson, Penna. C,-esson Penna, Q 5 i 6 gb Compliments S S of Compliments ls of 29393 Frank Calandra JOHN CRISTE Cresson Penna. 0 Cassandra Bottling C0 'pli 'e 'S Works of Q Cassandra Penna. S .Q KD . 5 S Eighty Eight B. Traino 8: Sons Importing Beer Distributors PIEL'S LIGHT BEER and OLD EXPORT Phone 2307 Cresson, Penna. Keith Refrigeration Frigidaire Appliances 22 5 Commercial Refrigeration 3 Phone 2131 Cresson, Penna. g Compliments 2 of lg Charles T. Ryan C5 Plumber gi Cresson Penna. Q 9 Compliments Of 3 Crystal Cate S Cresson Penna. 99 N. P. Casher 8: Sons FUNERAL HOME Cresson Penna. Wilk's Flower Shop HF lowers Telegraphed A nywhere' , Phone 2303 Cresson, Penna. Gall's Insurance Agency Insurance and Notary Service 506 Main St., Lilly, Penna. Phone 2218 Cresson, Penna. Compliments Of Young Men's Shop Ebensburg - Portage 2 Fine Stores 54:0 Eighty Nine 22 2 L2 Q' LD Q' C2 if 2 2 Q 2 2' 2 2' K2 Q' 2 2 'Q Q' C2 RJQGS adyi :J Big? :Ji :Ji 2 .D 2 2 5 2 2 2 2 2 2 32 9 2 2 Q5 2 2 2 2 2 .5 9:9345 Harris Fund Market o Cresso Penna- S M I T H M Y E R ' S SERVICE STATION AND RESTAURANT V Wm. Penn AH1ghway Cresson, Penna. G:DSSe3CDa:J3QaJ5Qk5Fi:z954ikk55QsJ9:DaQ5:Da:0'FizJ5a:D'FisJ5QaJ'Qx0 N. ff' E K' LQ K Q Q' Q K C12 Q, Q K Q K' E 3 CQ 5 2 E 32 I '12 K' C12 S QVQQVQGJ 9:93 a:994D. Q iz S S S S Q FDaJ'QG b:62fQ7s62fQ7:63fbsCFC9 bs?fbx62fQ:a?'.G:'fE,sG:fbi62fQvc?f GJQy.?fQy.l?'fQ:.7cGhfQvs?Q:vs63fbi?:4 5 S 2 2 3 3 3 3 3 3 2 5 5 3 CONFRATULATIONS r th CLASS OF 1951 Penn Crass Ice Cream Cu. Ice Cream - Milk - Cream - Buttermilk Cottage Cheese 0 C Alt na Pho 94-11 Ph 3 6011 ' Y a:95'Qa:99Q:fJ9Q:s95gDa:934De'3 4bk99QaJ'fTnGJ -Dgieiab aw994DaeJQ QQDFEQJQ G? 5 Sf' S. T. RUNZO Gm CO., INC. WHOLESALE I-'ruits and Produce ff ZQ 0 S Cresson Penna S 2 ' 9 Snheltlq Mutnr Sales Buick - Chevrolet - Pontiac T S +o+ it T 800-802 Second Street Cresson, Penna. E fnfeoeofoka-QMofuwffokzowewmwwwwwwwwwmwawwwwweg Ni yTo CONGRATULATIONS z th CLASS OF 1951 2 3 Veterans nf Fnreiqn Wars JOHN LIPPLE POST NO. 4315 3 S ASHVILLE PENNSYLVANIA Ninety Three 33353353650 ::0V:D:e9'QaJ3Q -99Qa:994Qs::95Qas99'fQ. 'gi 9:73 SEN 3 3 S 5 AMERICAN LEISIIIN g Pos'r No. zsa E E 5 For God and Country 5 Q Q5 CL Q Q 2 Q 'D 5 3 'Q 2 2 S Q 2 Q E T 3 5 SZ CRESSON PENNSYLVANIA 2 3 N' F OGQGAQQ-c6:NQ::?fQ,s6A'b-six'Q7n6AfQ7cfNQz6:NQ:s6:N'Q:sGs?Q,sGNQv:62fQ7s?fQ,s?Q7s?Q:,sG HUGHES STORE CO. CRESSON PENNSYLVANIA COMPLIMENTS OF CLASS UF 1952 CLASS OF 1953 E CLASS OF 1954 if, 3 HENRY'S STUDIO 703 Front Street C On, pa, COMMERCIAL and PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHERS G55:D:J5Q a07Q634iQ954iQ94Dh05Q.63QQ5QQ54Daw9yiN95Q:Q54is:05Q Ninety Five QJQQQJQG :QDVQJ aJ54ia:9 4ia:99QaJ94:DaJ74i :QDVQQQD5 NJJFQ QQQQQQQJVY NJ' FQNJQ GDPQDQQJ' Gm Qu. 2 HH W 5 ttf SF 3 - GZ 2 Q F' 5' 4 'Y . E11 . co ' S6 9 3 5 9 : Q Q O H- CB 5 5 cu 'D K .. CD I-1 4, 9, -5 E. 4 2 3 E' Q.. 3 32 Qs Q03 2. 5 0 E Q Q' Q5 5 Q 3 O O x Q I-ln 2 E Q Q H 6 E m C: Sh 'U 95 751 2 Q 2 55 ,, E 32 K, -P o cn 5- H r E K 5 ON TU 4 o Q P1 T Zf P: 3 2 -11 5 Q E Q 1 1 5. M 3 S PU W H S FU ., Q 5 F S J 5 F '4 0 2 Y Q S f: F Y J 4 ' 5 S E H 2 5 LD Q3 Ninety Six GQ:+c?fQ7c4?fEAGNGe:GZN'Q7sGNb4?fQ7s?fQe4?fQ7c?f5G:G25Q:s?Q7:GNQvs62fbstFNQ:,s?fbc6:Q Q- 5 5 3 2 E Rotary Room Summit Country Club 2 r Hntary Eluh nf Eressnn District No. 261 Established 1925 E Meets Thursday at 6:15 P.wM. uservice Above Self-He Profits Most Who Serves Bestn T 5 3 2 Q 'E E o+o Q 2 CRESSGN PENNSYLVANIA 5 1 3 Q C9D3aDz69Qk97Qa:9'3Qk:95gDk9y:D.e 9y:DQ7'QQ5Q5gD:wD5Q:Qy:D:Q:934iN954D:J5gD.M9,:DC-9 Ninety Seven ss SC Q Sf' Q Q' 'Q I Q Q' Q K' Q K 'Q Q' CQ Q Q K' Q S Q' Q Q G Compliments of 2 CRESSON MOTOR COMPANY Dodge Plymouth Cresson Q Q Penna. in hifi-lui' Compliments 0 f VARGO MOTORS SERVICE International Trucks and Packard Cars SALES and SERVICE Phone 9731 or 2382 Cresson, Pennsylvania Compliments of BERGAMASCHI CLOVER FARM STORE Dean Pennsylvania V O G U E S H O P Phone 2-0011 Old Legion Bldg. Ladies' - Men's - Infants' - Ready-to-Wear S62fQ7s?'fQ7s62f Y S. Lb Pl. G- C5 'E Cb Cl: CIA O :su fl: 2 52. S3- 2: 'S 5? 5 Ss 2,8 E: gh? Q fb: o. Bo, Q O Ph :- Fl- : cm cn Ph O 'I Cb 996Q5QzQVi:e9Vie6aJ9Qe'9VisJFDk93:Q535Dze9yQk53QwJ5Q:e91QeFDaJ5QO- Ninety Eight ? Ci T 52 T C2 S5 E Q' 'E K' '12 S C2 Q' 'Q Q 'Q E 2 'Q Q' 3 bsG:fSs62fE,sGNQ7c?4Q:n6: DPU EE E2 EE U H o-1 O Z UD GCD 'O 'Wm 23 M H E UD 9636326335363 J!-UVIES DRUG STUHE Ethel M. Swan, Ph. G. FOUNTAIN SERVICE bs624Q7:G'.?fE,c6':fQ?sGN k:9Vi Best Wishes Class '51 Cresson Pennsylvania Heqhetti llnal Company Q:s?fba62f Lrf4 SE 2 3 S Q 5? 5 is 2 vb gm Ss 35 gi QS 952 ga: Ninety Nine Z2 Q' L2 T 'Q T 'Q Q3 32 K' E 'Q Q' 2 'D S 2 'Q Q' 5 K 5 T GQf.GN9?fQy LUYAI. UHIIEH UF MUUSE Lodge No. 188 eq... CRESSON PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of VALE WOOD DAIRY C. A. Ille ' Cresson Pennsylvania A' and P. BAIRD'S BAR-B-O SUPER MARKET ROUTE 53 1 Mile West of Portage Cresson Perma. Portage Penna. One Hundred 5 2 2 2 2 J Q J Q i fb Q 2 2 3 2 3 We Mmwmweg S f C2 if KD T LD, Sf Q T 2 QD I 'D T Q Q 'E I Q Q' 3 Q K' 52 T 'Q Q' fn Hofqkafoyafoe Congratulations Graduates- B GLOSSER BRUS. EXTEND BEST WISHES 3 to the E 1951 GRADUATING CLASS 22 3 And Hope Your Future Will Be Brimful 3 Q of Opportunities 5 T ,Ghz w:9' magna 2 3 vlsnvsomrs sv n: A: 5 Q 5 5 E SAN PIETRO DI RQMA ITALIAN MUTUAL BENEFICIAL E7sGbfQ:4.? Qa:9 Q.kJ SOCIETY Q 3 S 2 S E ff Q 117 Gallitzin Road CD Cresson Pennsylvania S 3 3 One Hundred One Q Qu Q5 ls Compliments Compliments T of of Q 2 Ashville Inn Cassidy's Beauty Roy Stoltz, Prop. and Phone - Altoona 3-5491 Barber Ashville Penna. Cresson Penna. C l' C. R. Baker Garage Ompolmems Gas -1 0i1 f-f Accessories Inspection Station and Towing Chlrdon S Phone - Altoona 3-5232 P-Shville Perma' Phone -- Altoona 3-5335 Authorized A.A.A. Station Ashviue Perma. Compliments Compliments Of Of 'E MATT CALANDRA FIRST NATIONAL Phone 2288 Cresson Penna. Lilly Penna. lt 9 . Burley S Compliments 1, Restaurant and of 2 Service Station 2 WALTER GIBBONS J Loretto Puma. Ashville, Penna. 9:OSQQKD.e'Q:e:9VQ:Q545zeJ54bk9fD94ise95'Q:eJFisJ54D::9V:OsJ3cOaJV:0sJKDse93'Qe5cDG One Hundred Two Compliments Compliments K3 Of Of .5 Ladies' Auxiliary Sunshine 510195 V. F. W. AMCO EEEDS FARM AND HOME SUPPLIES Phone 6631 Ashville Penna. Cresson Penna. Compliments Complllments of of Miller s Service Station KR Surnnui Hotel Gas -f Oil - Accessories 3 William penn Highway Charles Miller, Prop. C P William Penn Highway resson enna' Phone 9761 Cresson, Penna. Compliments Compliments Of Of LEWIS E550 Kgystogeqiliamgnd SERVICE ore Il Ing O. Frank S. Gregg Phone - Altoona 3-9695 Phone 3-5164 Ashville Penna. Dysart puma. PHELPS 8: ABRAM Compliments RESTAURANT 0 I . Ph 4751 Hamilton s Sporting one Goods Center S Cresson s Modern Restaurant 215 Keystone Avenue Cresson Penna CFCSSOII Penna, is Q' il T 5 T E E 32 SF 'Q T 'Q S 3? QD Q Q' l 'D K 'E Q' cl S ix-:9 ':b:e0gia6 ,pa-eg 2 9.9SQae:954Ds:9VQQ54Qae95 :D:e9i :Ok993.Q9Q:Q5':O.Q54DQ54Q.Q9'QQ94'0k93NQVQDNQSADG One Hundred Three CRESSON HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI On the following pages is contained as much information as could be ascertained about the graduates of Cresson High School, from the time the first class graduated in 1908. We have endeavored to make the list as accurate as possible, and we hope that the information tained herein will be of interest. Name Regina CBolandJ Buck Robert Kane Ray iKilleni Moyer Edna CLillyJ Murray Ceora fO'NeillJ Bradley Floyd Burd Lorenzo Cornelius M Harry Ivory Donald McConnell Buren Mentch Mabel fPiper1 Kaltriter Roy Trexler Earle Deveraux Earl Earhart Coletta McCann Viola CMcGuireJ Graff Fred West Elizabeth iWhiteJ Gregg Rose iBroudyJ Kuntz Edythe iDrolsbaughJ Miller Clair Eckenrode Thomas Karnes James Maule Arlene iO'NeillJ McConville Adelaide iPotterJ Blank Mary iSmith1 Teeter Helen CBoland1 Ebig Charles Gwinn Luella lHinderliter7 Kiley Helen iHoytJ Hogue Joseph O'Donnell Marie iSloanJ Cassidy Marian 1SmithJ Burd William Blair Carl Brown Maurice Buck, Rev. Regis Conrad Fabian Drass Homer Mentch Agnes 1Parrish7 Noel James Smith Carl Brown Regis Conrad Fabian Drass Homer Mentch Caroline iHostetterJ Wilson CLASS OF 1908-1909 School Occupation Employee, Social Security Office CLASS OF 1909-1910 Supt., Warsaw Elevator Co. Clerk, P. R. R. Office Auto Dealer Accountant, Johnstown Coal Co. President, Penn Cress Ice Cream Company CLASS OF 1910-1911 'Johnstown Mercy Hospital Nurse Vice President, Butler Consolidated Coal Co. CLASS OF 1911-1912 Lock Haven Normal Teacher Ass't. Secretary Moose Lodge Nurse CLASS OF 1912-1913 CLASS OF 1913-1914 Penn State Vice President, Reick-McJunkin Co. Deputy Sheriff Salesman, J. H. Drass Brokerage Company Proprietor, Nursery Company Teacher, Cresson Township Schools Employee, P. R. R. CLASS OF 1914-1915 Penn State Vice President, Reick-McJunkin Co. Deputy Sheriff , Salesman, J. H. Drass Brokerage Company Proprietor, Nursery Company One Hundred Four Address Cresson, Pa. Philadelphia, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Warsaw, New York Cresson, Pa. Wichita, Kansas Johnstown, Pa. Altoona, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Johnstown, Pa. Butler, Pa. Ashville, Pa. Pittsburgh, Pa. Norwood, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Washington, Donora, Pa. D. C. Freeport, Pa. Butler, Pa. Pittsburgh, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Warsaw, N. Y. Pittsburgh, Pa. Ohio Sunbury, Pa. Evans City, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Colver, Pa. Pittsburgh, Pa. Ohio Sunbury, Pa. Evans City, Pa. COD ALUMNI CLASS OF 1915-1916 Name School Occupation Campbell Cleave Joseph Conlogue Helen lConnellJ Lang Robert Currie Penn State MGYY lDrassl Connell Secretary, Forks Coal Company Marian Garret lndiana Normal Teacher Lillian lGwinnJ Miller Evaline fHoguel McDermott Earl Huff ' Cyrus Kane Elmer Kane GGOYQG Killen Employee, General Motors Vernet Mentch Penn State Engineer, Bell Telephone Company Martin Muller Engineer Angelo Rotandaro, Ph. D. University of Pittsburgh Chemist Clair Wharton ' Esther KWillisl Proulx Central State Normal CLASS OF 1916-1917 Merdledes Buck Stenqgrqpher Edith lCallanl Litzinger Ethel lConleyl Hauser Helen fEllisJ Cooper ' - Helene McCann Catherine Noel Clerk Ward Smith Dervin Walters Sherman Wilson Clifton Esselman, D. D. S. Ryan Hopfer Fred Kammerer William Killen Mary lLingl Mentch Eugene Lowman Mary lMelIeyl Noel Martha lRuffnerl Reese Hazel lSellersl Sheridan Beryl lSmithl Walters Francis Smith Robert Smith Nora lStrawl Luckers Andrew Blowers Herman Boland Anna Conway Foreman, Steel Mills CLASS OF 1917-1918 University of Pittsburgh University of Pittsburgh Penn State West Penn Hospital Head, X-Ray Dept., University of Pittsburgh Dental School Employee, Hardware Store Pharmacist Electrical Engineer Clerk, P. R. R. Nurse Electrician Trainmaster, C. 8- I. Railroad, Colver CLASS OF 1918-1919 Penn State Zelma lCorneliusl Brennan Jefferson Hospital Jacob Gross University of Pittsburgh Eleanor llngoldsbyl Flood Columbia University Pearle Johns Margaret Payor Marian Stouck Viola lBishopJ Kane Regis Buck Martha Connell Stanley, Diehl, D. D. S. Bertha lKanel Hennessey Kenneth Keirn Mary fKirbyl McPhaul Columbia University West Chester Normal Production Manager Gallikers Ice Cream Co. Nurse Teacher, Trenton, N. J. Principal, Cresson High School Insurance Business CLASS OF 1919-1920 Jefferson Hospital School of Nursing University of Pennsylvania Pharmacist University of Pennsylvania Director of Guidance Penn State Cresson High School Secretary Sales Manager, Wallace 81 Tiernan Sales Corp. Secretary, Army 81 Navy Dept., One Hundred Five Address Trenton, N. J. Cresson, Pa. Truckville, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Munster, Pa. Edmonds, Wash. Altoona, Pa. Houston, Tex. Los Angeles, Cal. Pontiac, Mich. Pittsburgh, Pa. Philadelphia, Pa. Philadelphia, Pa. White Plains, N. Y Washington, D. C Cresson, Pa. Kent, Ohio Gallitzin, Pa. Pittsburgh, Pa. Donora, Pa. Altoona, Pa. Pittsburgh, Pa. Portage, Pa. Bradford, Pa. Johnstown, Pa. Pittsburgh, Pa. Gallitzin, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Pittsburgh, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Colver, Pa. Portage, Pa. Johnstown, Pa. Pittsburgh, Pa. Chester, Pa. New Hope, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Great Neck, N. Y. Lewistown, Pa. Philadelphia, Pa. Washington, D. C. Cresson. Pa. Altoona, Pa. Altadena, Calif. Washington, D. C. ALUMNI Name School Lucille Kuhn Elizabeth iMcTaguel Montgomery Frank McTague Martha Noel Howard Oster Margaret iSeedsl Parrish Merle Thomas Wynne Thomas Edward Whitehead Irene Zimmerman Irma iCallanJ McCleavey Dorothy iDawsonl Lowman Esta Diehl Madeline iDunklel Griffith Pearle Flakes Irma CHilll Wragg Esther Hughes Peter Krise Zella iLeel Hostler Myers Lowman Joseph McGowan, M. D. Andrew Sipas Jennie CSomervillel Simanski Harold Stouck William Trumble Dorothy Neill Thompson Fred Washington Marvin Wise Hannah iCorneliusl Brubaker Vincent lapalucci Vincent McGowan Raymond Meckley Merrill Mentch Henry Montgomery Frank Strickland Louise iWilsonl Ling Katherine fAtkinsonl Snyder John Bowman, Ph. D. Carl Bradley Hilda Butz 1' Indiana College Indiana College Indiana College State Teachers State Teachers State Teachers Penn State Goucher College Occupation Music Instructor General Electric Corp. Personnel Dept. Employee, Telephone Co. Teacher Mining Engineer Government Employee Missionary CLASS OF 1920-1921 Johnstown Mercy Hospital Cambria Rowe Bus. College West Penn Hospital School of Nursing Penn State Penn State Johns Hopkins University Penn State Penn State Penn State Nurse Bank Teller Attorney Mason-Lowman Air Conditioning Co. Physician Attorney Home Ec Teacher Tree Surgeon Chemist, Acme Stores CLASS OF 1921-1922 Indiana S. T. C. Employee, P. R. R. Employee, P. R. R. Accountant Employee, Penn Cress Employee, Babcock 81 Wilcox Co. CLASS OF 1922-1923 Penn State Pauline Callan CSr. Reparatal Homer Cary Glenn Connell Margaret iDrassl Hart Lenora Garret Ella fHolcombl Gregg Dean Jackson John Loftus Paul McCardell, D. D. S. Agnes McGuire University of Pittsburgh Mercy Hospital, Pittsburgh Slippery Rock S. T. C. University of Pittsburgh Mercy Hospital, Pittsburgh Florence CO'Haral Blackmore Charles Parrish Jeanne iParrishJ Farabaugh Blair Seaman Richard Sherwood William Smith Dickinson Penn State One Professor, Penn State Nun, Immaculate Heart Order Inspector, Ford Plant Research Engineer, Pittsburgh Railways Co. Nurse Teacher Teacher Employee, Bethlehem Light and Power Co. Employee, Westinghouse Electric Dentist Nurse Clerk, Navy Department Stenographer, State Supreme Court Engineer Employee, P. R. R. Foreman, Steel Mills Hundred Six Address Ebensburg, Pa. Erie, Pa. Butler, Pa. Pittsburgh, Pa. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Temple, Pa. Palmyra, N. J. Washington, D. C Philippine Islands Lynbrook, N. Y. Cincinnati, Ohio Pittsburgh, Pa. Altoona, Pa. Pittsburgh, Pa. Richland, Pa. Pittsburgh, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cincinnati, Ohio Cincinnati, Ohio Rochester, N. -Y. Gary, Indiana Pittsburgh, Pa. Altoona, Pa. Philadelphia, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. McKees Rocks, Pa Cresson, Pa. Allentown, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Sandusky, Ohio Akron, Ohio Orlando, Florida State College, Pa Bridgeport, Conn. Detroit, Michigan Pittsburgh, Pa. New Brunswick, N J Munster, Pa. Ashville, Pa. Bethlehem, Pa. Pittsburgh, Pa. Huntingdon, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Washington, D. C Philadelphia, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Pittsburgh, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Donora, Pa. Name Charles Tobin Alice CTooheyJ Smiley Elvin Treesh ' Paul D. Washington William Baird Madeline lCorneliusJ Dorst Harry Denny, D. D. S. Rita lEagerJ Bulou Ruth lEckenrodeJ Connell Wallace Gauntner Mary lGreyl Krise Grace CHahnl Holsopple Michael Iapalucci Gladys Jackson Freida lKeirnJ Wetzel Beatrice lLowmani Montgomery Helen lLytIeJ Gwin Vera iMartinJ Mayer Clifton McCardeIl Marian Mentch Lillian O'Brien it Margaret O'Hara Mae fPringleJ Abram Michael Reilly Kathleen lRudolphD Smay Madeline Sanker Genevieve Slater Ruth Sloan Lonia lStigerl Subaeic Glen Thomas Fred Veil, Jr. Grace lWaltersi Auberzenski' Dorothy CWestoverJ Maier Vera lWestoverD Williams Kathryn Yahner it Margaret lAhlesJ Elder Alice lAikey7 Brown Lloyd Baker ' Thelma lBoesJ Walker Eunette Callan Olean Cooper William Dawson ALUMNI School University of Pittsburgh University of Pittsburgh Occupation Pharmacist Employee, Gimbel's Store Real Estate and Insurance CLASS OF i923-1924 Georgetown University Indiana S. T. C. Indiana S. T. C. Lock Haven S. T. C. Memorial Hospital University of Pittsburgh Altoona School of Commerce Indiana S. T. C. Indiana S. T. C. Indiana S. T. C. Lt. Colonel, U. S. A. Electrician Fireman, P. R. R. Nurse Nurse Pharmacist Secretary, Lutheran Home Employee, State Liquor Control Board Employee, Singer Sewing Machine Co. Teacher, Cresson Twp. Teacher, Cresson Borough Employee, Coal 81 Coke Co. Mercy Hospital, Pittsburgh Nurse CLASS OF i924-l925 St. Joseph's Nursing School Nurse Vernita iDennyJ Torfolkedal Jefferson School of Nursing Nurse A Perry Diehl Clare lFisher7 Stevens Paul Gwinn Madeline lHertzogl McCullough Harry Hill, D. D. S. George Ireland Helen llrelandi Houldin James McGuire Henry Murray Lavine O'Brien Mary Ellen lO'DonnellJ Kehr Edward Owens, Rev. Trevette lOwensl Grumbling Isabella Pavoni Agnes lSankerJ Conrad Leo Schrall Oscar Scott Ruth Somerville ' Lucy lStainsi Schaffer Florence lSuttonJ Seymore Leonard Tubbs University of Pittsburgh Dentist Penn State Penn State Advertising Salesman, Geiger Bros. CN. JJ Neptune School of Nursing Nurse Mercy Hospital School of Nursing, Pittsburgh St. Francis College Notre Dame University Nurse Catholic Priest Baseball Coach, Bradley University Retired State Patrolman One Hundred Seven Address St. Petersburg, Fla. Pittsburgh, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Pittsburgh, Pa. Tokyo, Japan Portage, Pa. Lilly, Pa. Cleveland, Ohio Pittsburgh, Pa. Bluefield, W. Va. Cresson, Pa. Altoona, Pa. Akron, Ohio Cincinnati, Ohio Altoona, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Philadelphia, Pa. Harrisburg, Pa. Washington, D. C Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Pittsburgh, Pa. Green Ridge, Pa. Hastings, Pa. Ontario, Canada Cleveland, Ohio Irwin, Pa. Barnesboro, Pa. Washington, D. C. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Alliance, Ohio Los Angeles, Cal. Hollidaysbur , Pa. Cresson, Pa. Ambridge, Pa. Altoona, Pa. Altoona, Pa. Long Island, N. Y. Cresson, Pa. New Jersey Pittsburgh, Pa. Boonville, Mo. Johnstown, Pa. Harrisburg, Pa. Peoria, Illinois Athens, Maine Seattle, Wash. Loretto, Pa. ALUMNI CLASS OF 1925-1926 Name School Occupation Margaret IBrethl Heckert Margaret lBrickleyl Williams Virginia lBrunerl Gardner Mary Catherine Conrad . Roy Conrad Vera iConradl Crawford Francis Criste Arvilla iCooneyl Shonto Lock Haven S. T. C. Westminster College Elsie fDeWaltl DeGuth -Temple Business College Elmer F. Dimond Bernice iEagerl Borbulick William Kenneth Flora, M. D. Donald Glass Lock Haven S. T. C. University of St. Louis Aimee lHertzogl Callahan Mercy Hospital, Pittsburgh Mildred Hines Andrew Hogue Mary Ellen iHoguel Melvin Johnstown Mercy Hospital Isabel Holcomb Janet llngoldsbyl O'Connor Margaret IKarnesl Seabolt Hewitt Keirn James Bird Kellerman Dorothy iKillenJ Gates Robert Lacy Alfred Meckley Hilda iMillerl Kane Agnes lMcConnelll Buck Leona iPlummerJ Ellig Mary lReilIyl Reall Alverda lRolandl Harris Samuel Runzo Joseph Sanker Harold Schettig Samuel Sherwood Lita Sitman Ned Smith Eleanor iThomasJ Palm Eliza Toohey Edna May Turney Grace iWashingtonl Burkett Pauline Washington Cora Williams St. Vincent Hospital University of Pittsburgh Lock Haven T. C. University of Pittsburgh Seton Hill Indiana S. T. C. Mercy Hospital Indiana S. T. C. Lock Haven S. T. C. Westminster College Prop., Beauty Salon Employee, Penn Cress Ice Cream Co. Gas Station Operator Physician Prop., Hogue's Hardware Nurse Nurse Service Engineer, Fedders Corp. Insurance Salesman Nurse Partner, Runzo's Wholesale Prop., Schettig Motor Sales Co. Purchasing Agent Drug Clerk, State Sanitorium Foreman, Steel Mills Teacher Nun, Mercy Order CLASS OF 1926-1927 Robert Abram Drug Salesman Agnes lAnsteadl Grimes Mae lBakerl Stewart Margaret iBeckl Latterner Norma iBenderJ McDermott Indiana S. T. C. Esther lBoesl McGowan Alena lCaIlanl Fish Elizabeth iCallahanl Rodgers Josephine iCarrigl Simmons Carl Cheives James Connell University of Pittsburgh Ada iConradl Sullivan St. Vincent's Nursing School Grace lCorneliusl McGonigle Louis Cosentino Bernard Criste Thomas Cunningham, Jr. Ethelreda Denny W. Glenn Diehl William Dobbie, Rev. Irene lDrassl Miller Paul Durbin Vera lFrethyl Slatniske Kathryn IGarrettl Yahner Russell Gauntner Howard Huff, Jr. Nicholas lapalucci Paul Kane Carnegie Tech St. Francis College Georgetown University Temple University Beckley College Memorial Hospital Notre Dame University Attorney Architect and Contractor Teacher, Cresson Borough Address Halifax, Pa. McKees Rock, Pa. Los Angeles, Cal. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Slippery Rock, Pa. Los Angeles, Cal. Cresson, Pa. Allentown, Pa. Pittsburgh, Pa. Portage, Pa. Johnstown, Pa. Pittsburgh, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Johnstown, Pa. New Hope, Pa. Portage, Pa. Buffalo, N. Y. Clearwater, Fla. Arlington, Va. Pittsburgh, Pa. White Stone, N. Y. Erie, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Roswell, New Mexico Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Washington, D. C. Cresson, Pa. Hollidaysburg, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Donora, Pa. Secone, Pa. Pittsburgh, Pa. Los Angeles, Cal. Akron, Ohio Cresson, Pa. Elizabeth, Pa. Detroit, Mich. Pittsburgh, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Washington, D. C. Lawndale, Cal. Jackson, Mich. Cleveland, Ohio Cresson, Pa. New York, N. Y. Cresson, Pa. Carnegie, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Attorney, Bureau of Labor Relations Washington, D. C. Employee, Clark Candy Company Presbyterian Minister Store Inspector Employee, Bethlehem Steel Co. Accountant, Schettig Motor Co. One Hundred Eight Pittsburgh, Pa. St. Regis Falls, N. Y. New Brunswick, Pa. Harrisburg, Pa. West Alliquippa, Pa. Irwin, Pa. Cleveland, Ohio Johnstown, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Long Island, N. Y. Name Joseph Lacy John La France Dorothy iMcGuireJ Parks Mary iMillerJ Jenkins Cletus Mullen Francis Owens, M. D. Raymond Parrish ALUMNI School U niversity of Pittsburgh Duke University Elizabeth iRaffensbergert Roetzel Florence Sanker Ann iSchettigJ Walters Anthony Shields Lawrence Shonto Beckley College Lock Haven S. T. C. Helen iSmithJ Gregory Mercy Hospital, Pittsburgh Donald Sutton Rosita iTaddyJ Luther Paul Tobin Louis Troxell Milton Turney Edward Wharton Robert Wills Agnes iYahnerJ Connallv Mercy Hospital, Pittsburgh Regina iYahnert Tobin Ernest Youngkin Ella iAnsmanJ Baker Mallie iAppaluccit Ashcraft Marie iBeckt Cocloser Irma iBishopJ Reig Merle Bishop Clair Bradley Olene iBradleyJ Salony Joseph Cole Julia iConley7 Collins Francis Connell Fred Connell Blaine Conrad Alvin Conrad Louise iCriste7 Riddleman Mildred iCristet Dishart Walter Criste Anna iDale7 Gehringer Raymond Davis Olive iDelozierJ Patrick Leone lEagerJ Criste Mary Louise Eck Leo A. Eger Louis Feigh Raymond Freidhoff Edythe iFrethyD Ferrell Kenneth Harris Kenneth Hertzog Stewart Hertzog Paul Hogue Margaret Holcomb Agnes iHuberJ Shannon Clark lngoldsby M. D. Merwyn Keirn Mercy Hospital CLASS St. Francis College Columbia University St. Francis College University of Pittsburgh Occupation Purchasing Agent, Plastic Company Employee, Penn Cress Ice Cream Company Physician Sgt. U. S. Army Secretary Gen. Mgr., Sheraw Motor Co. Employee, P. R. R. Miner Manager, Super Market Representative, Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company Employee, Thompson Air Craft Corporation Employee, P. R. R. Nurse OF 1927-1928 Nurse Employee, P. R. R. Employee, P. C. 81 C. Corporation Employee, Pittsburgh Traction Co. Civil Engineer Employee, Good Year Rubber Co. Mechanic, Schettig Motor Co. Mercy Hos. Nurses Training Mercy School of Nursing, Pittsburgh Temple University University of Pittsburgh River Falls, State College Attorney Assistant Works Manager, Standard Steel Company Passavant School of Nursing Mercy Hospital Georgetown University University of Pittsburgh Paul Latterner Cambria-Rowe Edna Murray Mercy Hospital, Pittsburgh Genevieve iMurrayJ Criste St. Francis Hospital, Pittsburgh .lohn Owens Kennedy Parrish William Reilly Mary Rittner St. Francis Hospital, Pittsburgh Employee, Penn Electric Co. Mechanic, Martin Airplane Co. Employee P. C. 81 C. Corporation Employee P. C. 8. C. Corporation Employee, Penn Cress Co. Nurse Physician Sales Engineer, Wallace 81 Tierman Co. Partner, Economy Store Hotel Proprietor Employee, P. R. R. Nurse One Hundred Nine Address Stanford, Conn. Cresson, Pa. Evanston, Ill. Cresson, Pa. Pinehurst, N. C. Akron, Ohio Harrisburg, Pa. Lock Haven, Pa. Altoona, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Brooklyn, N. Y. Loretto, Pa. Rochester, Pa. Lakemont, Pa. Tampa, Fla. Cleveland, Ohio Altoona, Pa. Stanford, Conn. Irwin, Pa. Toledo, Ohio Rockford, lll. Pittsburgh, Pa. Philadelphia, Pa. Cresson, Pa. New York, N. Y. Cresson, Pa. Barnesboro, Pa. Washington, D. C Pittsburgh, Pa. Bedford, Pa. Akron, Ohio Cresson, Pa. Butler, Pa. Pittsburgh, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Lewistown, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. River Falls, Wis. Ebensburg, Pa. Baltimore, Md. Montgomery, W. Va Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Munster, Pa. Altoona, Pa. Urbana, Ohio Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Norfolk, Va. Temple, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Altoona, Pa. Name John Sherwood Dorothy Sloan Walter Sloan Hortense iSmithJ Judge Anna Stains Helen iStorml Gray Margaret Stouck Raymond Tobin Marian Waughtl Nicholson Charles Veil Henry Veil Mary Volk Richard Wagner Robert Wilkinson Roy Abram Charlotte Anstead Karl Bostic Joseph Brandt Satolli Butch Thomas Callan, Rev. Florence fConradl Waite Ruth lCunninghaml Hogue Gerald Denny Dorothy CDorvitt7 Savre John Eager Arlene iEbigl Carruthers Paul Flinn Naomi CGatesJ Shipling Sara Gross Lorraine lGuthriel Keirn Dorothy lHilll Blackwell Mary Kathryn lHuffl Burk Gerald ltle Ralph Kaseman Kathleen lKiIlenl Tibbott Edgar Lafferty Elmer La Porte Rutha Lee Thomas Lieb, Rev. James Lynch Joseph Mahoney Cyril Malloy Ray Mauer Charles McConnell Leonard McGuire Grace CMeckleyl Larue Doris iMentchl White Ruth CMillerl Entwistle John Mowery James Montgomery Florence CMurrayl Hoover Edythe Raffensberger Myrtle Reilly Lydia lRolandl Palmer Mary CRoIandl Kantz George Romer Charles Sanker James Sanker Roy Sanker George Shrall Norbert Schwaderer Joseph Sheehan Paul Smith Norman Stevens Kathryn ISt. Johnl Rightnour School Bucknell University St. Francis College Marwvood College Marywood College ALUMNI Occupation Employe, F. B. I. Nun, Mercy Order Barber U. S. Government Employee Department Manager Employee, P. C. 81 C. Corporation Employee, P. C. 81 C. Corporation Misericordia College Nun, Mercy Order Painter University of Pittsburgh Insurance Agent CLASS OF i928-I 929 Salesman Altoona Business School St. Francis College Indiana S. T. C. St. Francis Seminary Cambria Rowe Penn State Indiana S. T. C. Glenn Turner University of Pittsburgh Donald Vaught Warner Wagner Raymond Washington Rose Ann Weakland St. Francis College Penn State Salesman, Office Supply Co. Employee, P. R. R. Employee, P. R. R. Catholic Priest, T. O. R. Employee, Bethlehem Steel Mills Carpenter Music Instructor, Cresson Borough Social Service Worker Employee, Valewood Dairy Employee, General Motors Employee, P. R. R. Employee, P. R. R. Catholic Priest, T. O. R. Employee, P. R. R. Clerk Government Employee Maintenance Engineer Osteopath Insurance Agent Employee, P. R. R. U. S. Merchant Marine Government Employee Music Instructor Truck Driver Em lo ee P R R p y , . . . Employee, C. 8. I. Railroad, Colver Bulldozer Operator Super. Prin., Saltsburg High School Employee, General Motors Personnel Dir., Hughes Coal Co. Employee, Puritan Knitting Mills One Hundred Ten Address Washington, D. C. Pittsburgh, Pa. Erie, Pa. Long Island, N. Y. Washington, D. C. Seattle, Wash. Pittsburgh, Pa. Long Island, N. Y. Spangler, Pa. Hastings, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Pittsburgh, Pa. Atlantic Highland, N Cresson Albuquerque, N. M. Pittsburgh, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Loretto, Pa. Aliquippa, Pa. Cresson, Pa. . Ligonier, Pa. Miami, Fla. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. South Carolina Miami, Fla. Urbana, Ohio New York Gallitzin, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Detroit, Mich. Ebensburg, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Alexandria, Pa. Cresson, Pa. India Conemaugh, Pa. Gallitzin, Pa. Washington, D. C. Danville, Pa. Coupon, Pa. Riedsville, W. Va. Sewickley, Pa. Grand Ledge, Mich. Cresson, Pa. Denver, Col. Fort Worth, Texas Johnstown, Pa. Gallitzin, Pa. Korea Panama Tarentum, Pa. Gallitzin, Pa. Cardiff, Pa. Gallitzin, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Saltsburg, Pa. Allentown, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Altoona, Pa. A L LI M N I CLASS or 1929-1930 Name School Occupation Gladys CAbraml Baughman Elizabeth Alverson Ruth Baker Virginia lBlairl Straney Altoona School of Commerce Margaretta lBosticl Benson Harold Bradley Betty IBrownJ Kingsley Sargent College, University of Boston Dorothy lBurganl Chestnut Mary Agnes Callan lSister M. Sarahl Nun, Immaculate Heart Order, St. RosaIia's School Kathleen lCarrigl McTavish Marie lCasl1erl Wagner Mary lDavisl Connell Paul Deluco Edward Dobbie Charles Eckenrode Anne Eckley Paul Eger Leo Feigh Gertrude Fulton Hilda Gardner Ruth iGatesl Pugh Robert Gibson Mariorie CGlassJ Mayer Seton Hill Indiana S. T. C. Marion lGuthrie7 Kingsley Slippery Rock S. T. C. Kathryn iGuyerl Appleyard Imogene Hertzog Elizabeth lHibbsJ Cranshaw Edward Hines Helen Hines Pauline lHoguel Bing Dickinson College Employee, P. R. R. Employee, Penn Cress Co. Carpenter Teacher, Cresson High School Employee, Firestone Tire and Rubber Co. Employee, Fuller Brush Co. Employee, P. R. R. Feed Merchant Florine Itle St. Francis Nursing School Vivian CKillenl Salabes Children's Hospital, Phila- Clyde Kingsley Bucknell Accountant Edwin Kingsley McAllister Mortuary School Mortician Elizabeth iLaPorte7 Conrad Mary Ilittlel Biller Gordon Long Employee, Post Office John Marnecheck, Rev. St. Francis College Catholic Priest Harriet lMcDermottJ Plisinski Francis McGuire Marian lMillerJ Norton Mary INapierJ Turner Hilda lO'Haral Carney Dorothy Parrish Ferdinand Parrish Leonard Parrish Sara lPattersonl LaPorte Isabella lRiddlerl Bowser Richard Romer Martha lRossl Wilkinson Norman Sanker Earnest Schneider Robert Sherwood Harriet IStainsJ Hill Genevieve CStockJ Bradley Roy Templon Irene iVailel Vancak Edgar Wharton Joseph Wilson Francis Zimmerman Russell Baird John Balzano Arthur Barnett ' John Bostic Geraldine lBradleyl Yeckley Marion lButchl Buzzella St. Francis College State Police Mercy Hospital, Pittsburgh Insurance Agent Employee, Penn Electric Employee, P. R. R. Employee, War Dept. Employee, Glenn Martin Aircraft Co. Employee, Penn C. 81 C. Corp. CLASS OF I930-1931 Purchasing Agt., Hughes Coal Co. Umpire, Southern League Lt. Col., U. S. Army Francis Casher Eckels School of Embalming Mortician One Hundred Eleven Address Kansas City, Mo. Margaretville, N. Pittsburgh, Pa. Aberdeen, Md. Jamaica, N. Y. Harrisburg, Pa. Pittsburgh, Pa. Gallitzin, Pa. Camden, N. J. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Altoona, Pa. Cresson, Pa. St. Louis, Mo. Y. Minneapolis, Minn. Cresson, Pa. Amsbry, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Altoona, Pa. Patchogue, L. I. Pittsburgh, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Philadelphia, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Akron, Ohio Cresson, Pa. Washington, D. C. Patchogue, L. I. Jamaica, N. Y. Alexandria, Pa. Ebensburg, Pa. Charlotte, N. C. Emeigh Run, Pa. Altoona, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Altoona, Pa. Saltsburg, Pa. Altoona, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Pittsburgh, Pa. Alexandria, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Pittsburgh, Pa. Pittsburgh, Pa. Toledo, Ohio Cresson, Pa. Seattle, Wash. Cresson, Pa. Middle River, Md. New York, N. Y. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Dysart, Pa. San Antonio, Tex. Loretto, Pa. Green Meadows, Cresson, Pa. Md Name Chester Cessna Donald Cole Agnes Conrad Paul Conrad Troxell Cornelius Phyllis Criste Marie iDelozierJ Denzel Walter Delozier Dolores Effinger Rose iFasnachtl Delancey Elmer Freidhof George Frethy Doris CHarberl Bradley Donald Hertzog Phyllis Hertzog Louise Clapaluccii Murphy Kenneth ltle Charles Kirkpatrick Edna Lundquest William Lynch Faber Malloy, Rev. Frances iMartinl Jennings Adaline iMcConnelll King Florence fMilIerJ Thomas Grace iMillerJ Goodwin Anastasia iNaglel Conrad Robert Norton AL School Lock Haven S. T. C. Lock Haven S. T. C. University of Pittsburgh lndiana S. T. C. Pgh. School of Emablming St. Francis College Genevieve iO'Donnelll Parrish Marie iParrishJ Ceresa Albert Phelps Victor Sanker Bertha CSharbaughJ Garrison Vincent Sheehan Bessie iSherwood7 Stains Ruth Smeltzer Clair Smith John Stains Robert Strayer Yvette CSunderlinJ Plouse Eugene Sutton Raymond Sutton Richard Vaught Francis Volk Margaret iVolkl Stases Fern iWestoverl Colliver Thelma CWeyantJ Baker Willard Wilkinson, Jr. Mary CYahnerl DeWalt Alphonse Yanssens John Bender Marietta CBenderl McVay Charlotte iBengeleJ Devine Joseph Bradley Thelma Brown Lewis Burgan Gerald Cessna, M. D. Evelyn iClarkJ Baker Arthur Clawson Anne iConnellJ Baird lrene fConrad7 Conrad Leroy Cox Ralph Cox Thomas Criste ' Anne CDavisl Jones Jean Diehl Gerard Dignan Paul Dignan Francis Eckenrode Mercy Hos. Training School Pgh. School of Accounting UMNI Occupation Employee, Sealtest Dairy Employee, P. C. and C. Co. Beautician Employee, P. R. R. Trucker Employee, Civil Service Employee, Beth. Steel Wire Mills Teacher, Cresson Borough Employee, International Harvester Company Physical Education Teacher, East Heights High School Carpenter Trucker Asst. Mgr. Chicago Selt Works Commercial Teacher Mortician Catholic Priest Mechanic Station Mgr. TWA Airport Dairy Employee Employee, P. R. R. Nurse Clerk, Texaco Oil Co. Employee, P. R. R. Employee, Veteran's Administration Employee, Mesta Machine Co. Foreman, P. R. R. Truck Driver, Indiana Oil Co. Employee, Government of U. S. Employee, P. R. R. Florist Employee, Raymond Spring Co. CLASS OF l93l-1932 St. Francis College Jefferson Medical Seton Hill Columbia University Employee, P. R. R. Prop., Home Appliance Store Employee, Chemical Factory Physician, Passavant Hospital Truck Driver Employee, Schenkemeyer Construction Company Marine Engineer Sec., American Engineering Co. Club Mgr., American Legion Employee, P. R. R. Carpenter, P. R. R. One Hundred Twelve Address Toledo, Ohio Cresson, Pa. Washington, D. Loretto, Pa. Tarentum, Pa. Washington, D. C Buffalo, N. Y. Williamsport, Pa Cresson, Pa. Ebensburg, Pa. Louisville, Ky. Mt. Pleasant, Pa Pittsburgh, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Johnstown, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Park Ridge, Ill. Boswell, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Johnstown, Pa. Rochelle Park, N J New Alexandria Wilkinsburg, Pa., West Point, Ky. Cresson, Pa. Girard, Ohio Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Philadelphia, Pa. DuBois, Pa. Miland Park, N. Gallitzin, Pa. Conemaugh, Pa. Hawaii Tulsa, Okla. Conemaugh, Pa. Washington, D. Conemaugh, Pa. Pittsburgh, Pa. Patton, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Okinawa Pittsburgh, Pa. Washington, D. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Post, Texas Corry, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Akron, Ohio Lakeland, Fla. Cresson, Pa. East Eden, N. Y. Pittsburgh, Pa. Baltimore, Md. Canton, Ohio Cresson, Pa. Loretto, Pa. Johnstown, Pa. New York Scranton, Pa. Pittsburgh, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. C Name School Dan Eckley Harvey Engle Alma lEyerleyl Carland Cambria Rowe Delrose Farabaughl Shuss Jane lFickl Lytle Mildred lFultzl Conrad Loretto lGibsonl Johnston Florence lGlassl Sharbau h A L U M N I Occupation 9 Bernadine lGonsmanl Moran Lock Haven Teachers College Helen Harris ' Thomas Hartman Employee, Oriental Ballroom, Gallitzin Audrey iHauptl Mercer University of Pittsburgh Margery lHertzogl Airhart Grace Hildebrand Clifford Hogue Zelma lHowelD Beck Paul Huber Ralph Huber Andrew Jonko Jack Killen Harris 8m Lewis Dramatic School Benn Landis ' Myrtle flatternerl Sharp LaVerne llittlel Phelps Louise ilittlel Shylo James MacPherson John Mahoney Mgr., Mahoney Michael Marnecheck Geraldine lMcGoniglel Sanker Donald McGuire Robert McGuire Joseph Meckley Marie lMiller7 Battista Alfon Mgyef University of Alabama Clifford Owens Charles Parizack Edward Rennie Robert Robinson Dorothy Romer Mary lSankerl Angus Hazel lScottl Cessna Mary lSmithl Hmel Edythe lSoissonl MacAlarney Indiana S. T. C. Mildred lSoissonl Lenhart David Stains Carolyn lSteinl Parrish Martha lSteinl Sarracino Arvilla lStockl McCloskey Wilfred Sutton Penn State Doris tWagnerl Sheehan Harry Washington St. Francis College Leonard Yahner Russell Anstead Penn State Calvin Baker Irvin Bishop Walter Bishop Insurance Agt., Prudential Co. Employee, P. R. R. Machinist Employee, Penna. Coal 81 Coke Dramatic Art Teacher Government Employee Shopping Center, Gallitzin, Pa. Employee, Gas Co. Lieutenant, U. S. Navy Captain, U. S. Army Employee, Weirton Steel Co. Metallurgical Engineer Insurance Agt., Metropolitan Steward, American Legion Co. Service Station Operator Employee, La France Textile Co. Horticulturist Regional Mgr., Chrysler Motor Co. Electrician, Bethlehem Steel CLASS OF 1932-1933 Agriculture Teacher Employee, Airplane Factory Supply Clerk, Penna. Coal 81 Coke Service Station Operator Robert Brickley Cambria-Rowe Office Manager Charles Burgan University of Pittsburgh Machinist Bernice lCasherl Scanlon Carolyn lClarkl Hogue Wilson College Margaret lCoadyl Guinivan Hammond School of Secretary Beauty Culture Matthew Conrad Helen lCorneliusl Yetka Edward Culley Francis Cunningham Allison Dale Mary lDavisl Nagle Mariorie lDawsonl Obenauf Anne lDobbiel Gibson Truck Driver Employee, Cresson Sanatorium Postal Clerk Supt., General Production Co. Comptometrist One Hundred Thirteen Address Lilly, Pa. Pittsburgh, Pa. Patton, Pa. Altoona, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Baton Rouge, La. Brooklyn, N. Y. Amsbry, Pa. Tulsa, Okla. Pittsburgh, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Gallitzin, Pa. Munster, Pa. Youngstown, Cresson, Pa. New York Ohio Seward, Pa. Philadelphia, Pa. Altoona, Pa. Washington, Cresson, Pa. Cleveland, Ohio Dubois, Pa. Key West, Fla. Camp Cook, Cal. Weirton, Pa. Ebensburg, Pa. Jamestown, N. Y. Durham, N. C. Gallitzin, Pa. Ebensburg, Pa. D. C. Gallitzin, Pa. Toledo, Ohio Gallitzin, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cleveland, O. Altoona, Pa. Cresson, Pa. La France, S. C. Loretto, Pa. Amber, Pa. Sharpsburg, Pa. Dundee, lll. Johnstown, Pa. Montgomery, Mich Baltimore, Md. Gallitzin, Pa. Washington, D. C. Cleveland, Ohio Cleveland, Ohio Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cassandra, Pa. Franklin, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Bridgeville, Pa. York, Pa. Export, Pa. Pittsburgh, Pa. Columbus, Ohio Name Charles Freidhof AL School Marian lGibsonl McGonigle Margaret lHarberl Howell Mercedes lHertzogl Meisel Lucy lapalucci Ritamae CKaylorJ Lydic Gerald Keirn Jack Kellerman Bryan Kenny Robert Killen Clair Lafferty University of Pittsburgh Indiana S. T. C. Mildred lMcCartneyl Pritchard Charles McDermott M. Emerson McDermott Helen CMcHughl Fletcher E. Anita lMellonl Kuntz Chester Moneskey Anthony Nepa Elizabeth iNortonl Woods Bertha iReillyl Biter Marie lRobinsonJ Hayman Francis Schrall Harold Sheehan Robert Sheraw Luella QSherwoodl Ketenheim Bent Smith, Jr. John Smith, Jr. Harold St. John Anna lTrexlerl Ruffing University of Arkansas Cambria-Rowe Juniata College Grove City College Helen lWashingtonJ Hinneburg George Wilkinson Eleanor llimmermanl Dietrick Mary lAnstead7 Stanton Margaret CBatulisl Jamison Clifford Beck Natalia Bianconi Leo Biller Laura lBosworthl Hutchinson Elizabeth lBouchl Conrad Ira Bradley Paul Bradley Francis Brooks Clayton Brown Marie Brown Lucille Brown Cyrus Buck Margaret Buclock Paul Calderwood Chester Conrad Mary Catherine Conrad Jerome Criste Kathryn lCrookshonkD Diehl James Culley ' Eugene Cunningham, D. D. Ida iDavisl Franey Bernadine Denny Howard Delozier Frank Diehl Betty lDorvittl Cory Charles Drass Evelyn lEbigl Conrad Robert Eckley, M. D. William Fasnacht Fred Feigh Josephine CFryJ Mahoney Catherine lGauntnerl Lewis Merrill Hammill UMNI Occupation Employee, P. R. R. Electrical Engineer Lt. Col., U. S. Army Electrician Teacher Passenger Brakeman, P. R. R. Colonel, U. S. Army Bakery Operator Factory Worker Barber Grocery Store Manager Carpenter, P. R. R. Lt. Com., U. S. Navy Employee, P. R. R. Furniture Salesman Employee, Cresson Borough U. S. Navy CLASS OF T933-1934 Bryn Mawr Hospital Eckels School of Embalming St. Francis College Temple University U niversity of Pittsburgh Indiana State T. C. Hammond's Beauty School St. Francis College Princeton Seminary Seton Hill College Beniamin Franklin College Washington, D. C. Penn State College Jefferson Medical School Philadelphia Cambria-Rowe Business School, Johnstown Clerk, Grocery Store Mortician Employee, P. R. R. Manager, C. l. T. Mgr., Bradley Appliance Store C. P. A., Chris Schurr Co. Mech. Eng., Seagram's Distillery Stenographer, Cresson Sanitarium Employee, H. 81 H. Bakery Captain, U. S. Army Beauticion Chemist, Warner Laboratories Presbyterian Minister Accountant, lce Cream Merchandising Institute Machinist, Maryland Dry Docks Hershey Estates Physician Head, Produce Dept. A8.P Stores, Cresson Employee, Penn Electric Co. One Hundred Fourteen Address Cresson, Pa. Washington, D. C. Danville, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Urbana, Ohio Washington, D. C. Ebensburg, Pa. Washington, D. C. Cresson, Pa. Altoona, Pa. Heidelburg, Germany Richmond, Va. Sharon, Pa. Detroit, Mich. Cresson, Pa. Windber, Pa. Erie, Pa. Ambler, Pa. New Alexandria, Pa. Gallitzin, Pa. Lima, Ohio Cresson, Pa. Pitcairn, Pa. Gallitzin, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Loretto, Pa. Philadelphia, Pa. A. P. O., San Francisc Dysart, Pa. Canton, Ohio Morrisville, Pa. Portage, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Williamsport, Pa. Rimersburg, Pa. Geistown, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Loretto, Pa. Philadelphia, Pa. Lawrenceburg, Ind. Cresson, Pa. Philadelphia, Pa. Germany Cresson, Po. Cresson, Pa. Lebanon, Pa. Coraopolis, Pa. Lansdowne, Pa. Washington, D.C. Baltimore, Md. Lebanon, Pa. Washington, D. C. Camden, N. J. Cresson, Pa. San Diego, Cal. Cresson, Pa. Barnesboro, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Johnstown, Po. Detroit, Mich. Q Name Robert Hill, M. D. Lottie lHooverJ Walsh Myrtle Uohnsi McCullough William Kenny Elfreida Kuhn Melvin Lafferty James Lieb Theresa lLillyl Mullen Bernice llynchl Schank Edna lMansfieldJ Peer Bertha lMcGuirel Gregg AL School Hahnemann Medical School, Philadelphia Indiana State T. C. Catherine iMcConnelli Booterbaugh Marian lMcCardellP Charleton Allegheny College Margaret iMillerl Francis Miller Ethel lMurrayi Norris Ruth lNaglel Gresko Geraldine lNoeli Diehl Rita lMcGonigleJ Stover Norbert OHara Rose lO'NeillD Stiffler Gerald Parrish Rita lQuartzl Arnold Ross Seaman Regis Sanker Paul Smeltzer William Sheets Ann lSlateri Wilson Thomas St. John Elizabeth fSchralli Weigle Ida Mae lSmithi Walker Germaine lSteinl Klemstine Jane lStiffler7 Ososky Lambert Vaile Francis Vaught Monica lWaltzi Weiland George Washington Erlamond lWeyanti Conrad Leo Weiland Dan Wilkinson Joseph Williams Dorothy lWhitehead7 Shafer Hilda lYahnerJ Gibbons Margaret Yanssens Ruth Zimmerman Marcelle lAllisoni Simmonds Glenn Bannan Mary lBianconiJ Teti Thomas Biller Robert Boland Boyd Burgan Lillian lBurgoonJ Fisher Leo Butch Mary lCafeol Jenkins Robert Cassidy Kellie Clawson Francis Conrad Margaret Conrad Dorothy Coons Vera lCoronaD Mercurio John Criste Helen lDovis7 Wilson Mary Denny i' Gervase Eckenrode Robert Eckenrode Margaret lEckleyJ Casher Mercy Hospital, Altoona Casey Jones Aeronautical School, Newark, N. J. Indiana State T. C. Bellevue Hospital, New York Columbia University St. Francis College Indiana State T. C. Bucknell University Mt. Sinai School of Nursing UMNI Occupation Physician Employee, State Hgh. Dept. Teacher Employee, P. R. R. Stockkeeper, Lyon's Transportation Co. Employee, Steel Mills Sales Manager, Singer Sewing Machine Co. Dept. Head, Monroe Calculating Machine Co. Employee, Johnstown Brick Yards Draftsman Employee, Prudential Insurance Co. Dist. Mgr. Sacony Gas Co. Employee, P. R. R. Plumber, Navy Dept. Salesman, Iron City Door an Sash Company Employee, P. R. R. Clerk, A 8t P Stores CLASS OF 1934-1935 Penn State Extension University of Pittsburgh Bucknell University Dickinson College Employee, P. R. R. Dis. Mgr., Coca Cola Co. Mgr., Cresson Airport Postal Employee Captain, U. S. Army Attorney Service Station Attendant d Salesman, Personal Products, Attorney Teacher lron Worker, P. R. R. One Hundred Fifteen lnc. Address Altoona, Pa. Portage, Pa Rimersburg, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Pitcairn, Pa. Ashville, Pa. Erie, Pa. Loretto, Pa. Altoona, Pa. Blandburg, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Frugality, Pa. Pittsburgh, Pa. Pittsburgh, Pa. Cleveland, Ohio Altoona, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cassandra, Pa. Columbus, Ohio Englewood, Colo. Altoona, Pa. Altoona, Pa. Reading, Pa. Bristol, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Alexandria, Va. Pittsburgh, Pa. Manor, Pa. Johnstown, Pa. Clark Field, Philippine Islands Lansdown, Pa. Lilly, Pa. Valley Stream, N. Y Altoona, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Germany Patuxent River Rase Pittsburgh, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Sikeston, Pa. Ashville, Pa. New York, N. Y. Cresson, Pa. Pasadena, Cal. Cresson, Pa. Wilmington, Del. Portland, Oregon Cresson, Pa. Waynesboro, Pa. Etna, Pa. Germany Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Toledo, Ohio Cresson, Pa. Gallitzin, Pa. Fresno, Cal. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Penn State College Name School William Edwards University of Pittsburgh Rose Mary Faith Rita iFarabaughl McConnell Leo Fontanella Blain Fulton Mary iFultzJ Hansen Banks Gibson Sara iGlassl Johnson Rachel iGreggl Schluntz Glen Hammill Christine iHardingl Lenz William Harris Robert Hibbs Rita lHinesl McGonigle Helen iHooverl Hearns Doris iHowelll Fasnacht Genevieve lappalucci Bernadine ltle Mervin ltle Mike Kachmer George Ketenheim Jack Kimlin Lois iLandis7 Schrag Elnora iLatterner7 Skupien Miami Business School Altoona School of Commerce Indiana S. T. C. Purdue University Memorial Hospital School of Nursing Hartford Seminary ALUMNI Occupation Maior, U. S. Army Farm Operator Eirakeman, P. R. R. Shipping Clerk, Kroger Co. Plumber Merchant Employee, Government Service Nurse Mill Worker, Bethlehem Steel Employee, P. R. R. Employee, Johnstown Water Co. Salesman, Frank M. Sayford Co. Employee, Hardware Co. Francis Lilly University of Illinois Rita iLilIyl Stright Lieut. Com., U. S. Navy William Llgygj Annapolis Naval Academy Walburga Luther Evelyn Lynch Morgan McDermott Joe McGuire Dorothy iMcHughl Montgomery William Meckley Leslie Miller Pauline Muscovage Rita iNoell Rodgers Marie iNortonl MacKinnon Charles Palmer Robert Parks Rosalie Rennie Alex Riddler Francis Rudolph Wyneva CRumeryl Riley Francis Scheck Robert Sharbaugh H Grace Smeltzer Grace CSpahrl Wilson Jane iSteinJ Lutz Francis Sutton Blondina Tennant Hilda iTrexlerJ Vena Donald Troxell Philip Vaught Gertrude Wagner Joseph Wagner Ilene iWaltzJ Harker Paul Ahles Raymond Allison George Beaver Irvin Bender Mildred iBenclerJ Flick Anthony Biller Eleanor iBishopJ Smith Virginia iBoland7 Bradley Paul Bostic Ruth Bougher Dorothy iBurgoonl Sheuer Irvin Brawley Cambria-Rowe Penn State College Wave Motorman, Heisley Mines Employee, Feed Mill Television Technician Employee, P. R. R. Captain, U. S. Army Mine Inspector,. Pa. Coal 81 Coke Mil ner Hotel, Manager Employee, Gulf Refining Co. Mechanic Employee, P. R. R. Employee, Bus Company Sales Representative, Westinghouse Supply Co. Painter Employee, Shirt Factory CLASS OF i935-I 936 Miner Bucknell University Manager, Rivoli Theaters Employee, P. R. R. Mail Carrier Employee, P. R. R. Altoona School of Commerce Employee, Sunoco Oil Company Employee, Hoover Sweeper Co. One Hundred Sixteen Address Williamsburg, Va. Cresson, Pa. New Windsor, Md. Cresson, Pa. Fairborn, Ohio Columbus, Ohio Cresson, Pa. Tulsa, Okla. Lorain, Ohio Malvern, Ohio Cresson, Pa. Clinton, Ind. Cresson, Pa. Philadelphia, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Loretto, Pa. Patton, Pa. Johnstown, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Springfiield, Ohio Gallitzin, Pa. Chicago, Ill. Albuquerque, N. M Norfolk, Virginia Texas Nanty-Glo, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Spindley City, Pa. Ebensburg, Pa. A. P. O., New York Texas Gallitzin, Pa. Peoria, Illinois Jenks, Okla. Lilly, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Gallitzin, Pa. Altoona, Pa. Cleveland, Ohio Portage, Pa. Philadelphia, Pa. Johnstown, Pa. Altoona, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Gallitzin, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Altoona, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Altoona, Pa. Loretto, Pa. Washington, D. C. Cresson, Pa. Johnstown, Pa. Ebensburg, Pa. Pittsburgh, Pa. Akron, Ohio Name Allen Brintzenhoff ' Curtis Butch Cecil Callan Teresa ICalIanJ Hughes Mary ICenantel Thrower Edna IChapman7 Lee Eleanor CCoadyJ Smithmyer Fred Cole Boyd Coy ' Evelyn Coy Philip Criste Chester Cunningham John Culley Raymond DeStevens Bette IDietrichl Healey Robert Eager Florence Farabaugh Ina Ilireidhofl Stinson Lawrence Freidhof Myrtle IHartl Scott Lena IHibbsI Brooks Dolores IHoguel Ceresa Anna lHuberI West Vera Uonesl Conrad James Kirkpatrick, Rev. George Lenz Donald Lieb, Rev. Charlotte Luckenbill Robert Lundberg Mariorie Lytle William McCartney Francis McDermott Kenneth McGonigle Charles McGuire H Mary McPherson Elizabeth iMentchJ Thorne Mary fMentol Benone Betty IMurrayl Vargo Evelyn iMurrayl Crilley June INichoIsonl Gionfriddo Esther IO'NeiIIl Wedlock William Price Agnes IPringIel Shaw Virginia IRobertsl McKavish Lawrence Runyeon Irene IRossl Harris Felix Schenk, Rev. Leonard Sheehan Wilda Smeltzer Thomas Smith Alma ISoissonl Blair Nelson Stuller Donald Swank Rosalie Tennant Ethel IWashingtonI Busch Ted Wilkinson James Wise Betty Neill Lancaster Cecil Zimmerman Charles Biller Elizabeth Binnie Thomas Bishop Irvin Bosworth Virginia IBougherl Parrish Robert Bougher Leo Bradley Rosalene IBradIeyJ Sutton Mary Jane Brintzenhoff AL School St. Francis College St. Francis College Purdue University St. Francis College St. Francis College St. Francis College St. Francis College St. Francis College St. Francis College University of California Bucknell University UMNI Occupation Employee, P. R. R. Carpenter Foreman Stenographer, War Dept. Insurance Agent, Metropolitan Insurance Company Pilot, General Motors Company Employee, P. R. R. Employee, Westinghouse Employee, St. Francis College Employee, P. R. R. Shops Catholic Priest Chemist, Hollywood Candy Co. Catholic Priest, T. O. R. Employee, Penna. Coal 8m Coke Employee, American Bridge Co. Employee, F. B. I. Employee, American Legion U. S. Army Employee, Burroughs Adding Machine Company Catholic Priast, T. O. R. Trucker Employee, Cresson Sanatorium U. S. Air Force Carpenter Airforce Proprietor, Gas Station Employee, P. R. R. Maior, U. S. Army CLASS OF T936-I 937 St. Francis College St. Francis College Penn State Manager, S. White Co. Accountant, Spanish Embassy Railroad Trainman Tire Recapper Employee, Dept. of Printing and Engraving One Hundred Seventeen Address Cresson, Pa. Baltimore, Md. Johnstown, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Washington, D. C. Cresson, Pa. Detroit, Mich. Cresson, Pa. Pittsburgh, Pa. Wheeling, W. Va. Pittsburgh, Pa. Loretto, Pa. Ebensburg, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. St. Louis, Mo. Pittsburgh, Pa. Munster, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Gallitzin, Pa. Minerva, Ohio Loretto, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Ambridge, Pa. Maryland Cresson, Pa. Washington, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Johnstown, Pa. Ohio New Britain, Conn Panama California Cresson, Pa. Ebensburg, Pa. Johnstown, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Loretta, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Sacramento, Cal. Johnstown, Pa. Cleveland, Ohio Tampa, Florida San Diego, Cal. Lancaster, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Aurora, Ohio Korea Admore, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Washington, D. C. Cresson, Pa. Johnstown, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Hinadale, Mass. Blawnox, Pa. Reading, Pa. Name Doris lBrubakerJ Reilly Martha Buck Templon Theresa lCafeo7 Flicker Donald Chirdon Sara Jean Clark Robert Coons Mariorie lCoyl Marshall Edith lCraverJ Ford Mary lCroninJ Yonik Harry Davis Jane CDietrichl Killen Carl Dishong Pauline CEffingerl Davis Edith lGlassl Eckenrode Blanche lHertzogJ Bender Mary CHertzogl McAllister Helen lHibbsJ Zimmerman Richard Hiner Barbara Horner, M. D. Clifford ltle Hazel Uenkinsl Duncan Robert Kenny Donald Killen Donald Kirby Ida Mae lKlemstineJ Kennedy Agnes lKozakl Phillips Howard Latterner Louis Lieb AL School University of Pittsburgh Altoona Hospital St. Francis College Altoona School of Commerce U niversity of Pittsburgh Rose lMcCartneyJ McDermott Mercy Hospital School Mary lMcConnelll Campbell of Nursing Edward McConville, M. D. Jefferson Medical School Jack McDermott Charles McGoni le 9 Janet Miller Altoona School of Commerce Howard Murray Harry O'Connor Grace iO'HaraJ Davis Robert O'Hara Raymond Parks Ray Pelliccioni St. Francis College Genevieve lReadJ Eckenrode Mary lRennoJ Staley Joseph Roman Gertrude lSchrallJ lvory Jane lSharbaughl Evans Johnstown Mercy Hospital Edna lSherwoodD Dibbs Lynn Sherwood Cambria Rowe Mary Jane lSmithJ MacKay Capital University, Cols., O. Robert Stein Joseph Traino Wilbur Treml Joseph Tindiglia Lois lWagnerl Bauks Lois lWaltz7 Denman St. Francis College St. Francis College Magdalene lWilliamsl Mackell UMNI Occupation Clerk, Penna. Coal 8: Coke Employee, Stormer Brothers Directress of Nurses Sharon General Hospital U. S. Army Captain Nurse Salesman, Upiohn Drug Company Employee, F. B. l. Employee, U. S. Government Employee, Reese Garage Physician, Veterans' Administration Trucker Hygenic Agent Electrician, Soisson Electric Taxi Driver Policeman Physician Shipping Clerk, U. S. Army Employee, P. R. R. Cashier, Montgomery Ward Co. State Police Master Sgt., U. S. Army Foreman, Olson Truck Corp. Employee, P. R. R. Teacher, Adams Twp. H. S. Clerk, James Drug Store Clerk, Prudential Office Tech. Sgt., U. S. Army Employee, B. 8. W. Works Sec., Newspaper Enterprise Assn. Printer Beer Distributor Mechanic, C. A. Hughes Mines Mechanic, Frankford Arsenal Shirley lWilsonJ Price Memorial Hospital Supervisor, Veterans' Hospital School of Nursing CLASS OF T937-l 938 Robert Baird University of Pittsburgh Clerk, Clothing Store Elwood Beck Angeline lBenanteJ lapalucci Leonqrd Benqnte Clerk, Ward and Weymer Coal Brokerage Eleanor CBiterl Strittmatter Han-is Bn-mi Gauge Man, Shell Oil Co. George Brickley Roll Grinder, Republic Steel Corp. Margaret CCallanl Gardner Donald Cassidy Penn State College Research Engineer, Standard Oil of New Jersey Lawrence Conrad Salesman, l- B- M- One Hundred Eighteen Address Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Claysburg, Pa. Altoona, Pa. Sharon, Pa. Scottfield, lll. Altoona, Pa. Marion, Ohio Cresson, Pa. Niles, Ohio Washington, D. C. Panama Canal Zone Pittsburgh, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Jamestown, N. Y. Ebensburg, Pa. Readsville, Pa. Ebensburg, Pa. Johnstown, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Altoona, Pa. Waynesburg, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Lilly, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Ebensburg, Pa. Monasses, Va. Loretto, Pa. Trenton, N. J. Tacoma Park, Md. Cresson, Pa. Altoona, Pa. Punxsutawney, Pa. A. P. O., New York Cheverly, Md. Minneapolis, Minn. Johnstown, Pa. Ebensburg, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. New York, N. Y. Bronx, N. Y. Tokyo, Japan Bakersfield, Mo. Barberton, Ohio Cleveland, Ohio Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cassandra, Pa. Philadelphia, Pa. Phoenix, Arizona Silver Springs, Md. Cleveland, Ohio Fresno, California Philadelphia, Pa. Canton, Mass. Bronx, New York Pittsburgh, Pa. Loretto, Pa. Bethalto, lll. Cleveland, Ohio Baltimore, Md. Scotch Plains, N. J. Washington, D. C. Name Charles Davis Albert Delegram Helen lDennyl Chancy John Lloyd Diehl Floyd Ebig Ruth lEckenrodel Gibson Mary lFeighl Pozycki Jack Fry Kenneth Fulton Fred Gibson Margaretta lGilll Rudolph Betty lGlassl Housum Kenneth Glass Alice lHammondl Snobble Sara Louise lHaslerJ White William Hench Ruth lHertzog7 Gibbons Irma lHibbsl Chaffinch Jean Hill John Holoka Stella lHooverJ Betz Rita lHughesl Shon Loretta llhnatl Seaman Leo ltle Clarence Johnston Joseph Johnston James Kimlin William King Joseph Lynch Anthony Manzo AL School Southern Business College Gibbs School, Boston, Mass. William Penn Hospital Villa Marie College St. Francis College Jane lMcCaffreyl Zimmerman Margaret lMcCartneyl Kovachil Leo McGuire Richard McGuire Jack McHail William Moyer Raymond Murray Freida lNileskil McGee Lucille CNoell Barton Penn State College University of Pittsburgh Penn State College Windber Hospital School of Nursing Isabelle lOldhamJ Baumgartner Vera Palmer Jarmes Passanita Paul Primel Rose Ann lQuartzl McGuire Francis Ream Jean lSmithbowerl Christy Dorothy lSpackmanJ Griffin William Stein Willna Stule. James Treml William Vaile Louis Vassalotti Dessie Wagaman Grace Martin Sec. School Duke University Penn State College Evelyn Washington lSister Avitusl Russell Weakland Marguerite lWeisell McCloskey Mercy Hospital, Altoona William Wharton Martin Wheeler Herbert Wilkinson Stanley Wilson George Adams Howard Adams Frederick Anstead James Bannon Thomas Baum ' University of Pittsburgh Bucknell University Penn State College IIMNI Occupation Brakeman, P. R. R. Laborer, Plint Kote Companyy U. S. Air Force Part Sander, Chevrolet Plant General Motors Stock Clerk, Pa. Coal 8. Coke Corp. Painter Fireman, P. R. R. Clerk, U. S. Post Office Production Clerk, Westinghouse Fireman, P. R. R. Nurse Tech. Sgt., U. S. Air Force Miner, Harbison Walker Refractories Co. Miner, Harbison Walker Refractories Co. Accountant, Davies and Silverstein Photographer, Henry's Studio Contract Painter U. S. Army Advertising Salesman, Altoona Times-Tribune Co. Signal Dept. Employee, P. R. R. Mechanical Engineer Employee, Penna. Dept. of Hgh. Nurse Employee, B. 81 O. Railroad Manager, Barber Shop Asst. Mgr. Montgomery Ward Store Clerk, P. R. R. Clerk, U. S. Post Office Miner Employee, Personnel Agency U. S. Air Force Nun, Mercy Order Plumber Collection Agency Sales Dept., Hiram Walker Co. Employee, Rochester Airport CLASS OF 1938-1939 St. Francis College St. Francis College Teacher, Prince Gal. School Dist. Fireman, P. R. R. Merchant Employee, P. R. R. One Hundred Nineteen Address Cresson, Pa. Meridian, Miss. Washington, D. C. Wilmington, Ohio Saginaw, Michigan Heights, Pa. Crafton Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Arlington, Va. Flushing, L. I., N. Y. Pittsburgh, Pa. Altoona, Pa. Framingham, Mass. Cresson, Pa. Miami, Florida Denton, Md. Pittsburgh, Pa. St. Michael, Pa. Elmira, New York A. P. O., San Francisco, Cal Dean, Pa. Dean, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Freeport, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Arlington, Va. Augusta, Georgia Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Ridgway, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Bristol, Pa. Washington, Pa. Altoona, Pa. Johnstown, Pa. Ashville, Pa. Binghamton, N. Y. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Washington, D. C. Alexandria, Va. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Johnstown, Pa. Texas Fayetteville, Pa. Newry, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Ebensburg, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Hollidaysburg, Pa. Rochester, N. Y. St. Augustine, Pa. Loretto, Pa. Montgomery, Mich. Philadelphia, Pa. Name Naomi lBellJ Gump Vernon Bradley Evelyn Brown Jack Cassidy Edna lClarkJ Babcock Mary Grace Culp Dorothy lDavis? Klemstine Madeline iDavisI Ferrazzi John Delozier Paul Delozier Marie Eckley Donald Fultz Pauline iGaIlagherI Linden Irene iGargonJ Gurchik Donald Gibson Joseph Harber Ruth iHibbsD Glass Isabell lHinerD Thornton John Hoover Patrick Huber Rita Inman Gertrude ilvoryl Rosensteel Kenneth Ketenheim Robert Kirby Charles Klemstine Kenneth Klemstine Agnes fKlenoticsI Nadolsky Dale Kopp Lena iKuhnI Thrower Archie Lafferty Edna Lantzy Irene Lauer Robert Lewis Virginia lLiebJ Waring Ann lLillyD McMullen Eleanor Little Jean iLittleJ Myers Edna Lytle Emma Mahoney Susie iMarnecheckD Shevock Louis McGuire Donald McHugh Natalie lMechtlyI Fox Shirley iMentchJ Young Walter Montgomery Jane lMowerI Rita iMurray7 McVicker Melvin Nagle Rowena CNagleI McCloskey Harry Norton Louise lPeIliccioniI Brewer Oscar Plazek Martha iPringIeJ Anstead Frank Pupo Mercedes iRuffleyD Touris Dorothy CSchallerJ Dunn Francis Schwaderer Graven Schwaderer ALUMNI School Grove City College Katharine Gibbs School Jefferson Hospital Altoona School of Commerce Johnstown Mercy Hospital Allegheny General Hospital State College Penn State Allegheny General Hospital Northwestern University Mercy Hospital, Johnstown Johnstown Mercy Hospital Altoona Mercy Hospital Altoona Mercy Hospital Cambria Rowe Virginia lSheridonI McConkIin Johnstown Mercy Hospital Verna l5herwoodD Ketenheim Jack Smith Frank Smith Paul Soisson Florence lTrexIer7 O'Malley Patsy Vassalotti Rita iWashingtonD Seymore Clyde Waugh Steve Waugh Clifford Wicks Duquesne University Seton Hill College Margaret iWilliamsonI Anstead Edna Wills Madge fWrightI Noel Charles Zimmerman Slippery Rock S. T. C. Occupation Employee, P. R. R. Clerk Secretary to Sen. Edw. Martin Employee, P. R. R. Employee, P. R. R. Nurse, Stanford Hospital Employee, Cassandra Bot. Co Police, P. R. R. Trucker Nurse Lt. Col., U. S. Air Force Employee, Shell Oil Co. Clerk Inspector, P. R. R. Watchmaker Postal Inspector Coal Inspector Truck Driver Sec reta ry, Bell Aircraft N u rse Sports Reporter Employee, Pa. Coal 8- Coke Brakeman, P. R. R. Employee, P. R. R. Nurse Salesman, Montgomery Ward Co. Nurse Employee, P. R. R. Accountant Employee, P. R. R. Custodian, Court House, Cam. U. S. Army Nurse Prop., Delicatessan Store Employee, Addresso- graph-Multigraph Corp. Employee, Pillsbury Company U. S. Army U. S. Government Clerk Employee, U. S. Government Drill Press Operator Teacher One Hundred Twenty Address Takoma Park, Maryland Chest Springs, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Wesleyville, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Washington, D. C. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. San Francisco, Cal. Cassandra, Pa. Collingdale, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Hamilton, Ohio Germany Iowa, Louisiana Cresson, Pa. Ebensburg, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Hyattsville, Md. Delaware Cresson, Pa. Lilly, Pa. Fallentimber, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Buffalo, N. Y. Cresson, Pa. Columbus, Ohio Ebensburg, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cassandra, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Portage, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Altoona, Pa. Washington, Pa. Altoona, Pa. St. Louis, Mo. Johnstown, Pa. Ashville, Pa. Gallitzin, Pa. Girard, Ohio Pittsburgh, Pa. Cresson, Pa. San Diego, Cal. Cresson, Pa. Erie, Pa. Perrysville, Md. Germany San Francisco, Cal. Cresson, Pa. New York Cleevland, Ohio Pittsburgh, Pa. California Okinawa Cresson, Pa. Baltimore, Md. Washington, D. C. Johnstown, Pa. Pittsburgh, Pa. Loretto, Pa. Altoona, Pa. Middleberg, Pa. Name School Randall Adams Rita lAhlesI Betz Madeline lAnsmanI Saylor Charles Barry Anna lBeel Gibson Camilla lBianconil Debright Rita Biter Miriam lBolandJ Bartlebaugh Betty lBolandl Link William Bradley Phyllis IBrucel Sanker Betty lBurganI Tousley William Burgoon Zito lBurgoonJ Owens Patrick Callahan George Carrigo John Cassidy Slippery Rock S. T. C. Harry Cole Betty lConnacheri Schott Mildred lConradJ Johnson Donald Coons Dorothy lCoyl Carabaugh Mariorie Cronauer Vera Cronin lSr. Mary Claverl Peter Delegram Donald Denny Grace Diehl - Bertha lFreidhofl lllig James Gates Clair Gibson Margaret lGibsonl Harris Betty lGIassI Schwaderer Mariorie lGIassJ Criste James Glunt Joseph Hart James Hines Nancy lHitel Conrad Jack Hogue Jean Hogue Sarah Hufford Joseph Iappalucci Russell Itle Louise Uenkinsl Stevens Helen iKimlinI Hanna Pauline lKoonsl Burns Clayton Link Rose lLittIei Lantzy Vincent Luther Dolores iLynchi Mclntosh Mary McDermott Gertrude lMcFeeleyJ Haias Billie lMcGrain7 Kline Alvin Miller Ferdinand Miller Jack Montgomery St. Francis College Penn State College Slippery Rock S. T. Indiana S. T. C. Hope lMoyerJ Blair Waynesburg College Josephine Murray Mary Ellen IMurrayl Rhodes Anna Passanita Mary Margaret lPhelps7 Adams Sarah Price Francis Ritchick Clement Sanker A L U M N I CLASS or 1939-1940 Occupation Employee, Cresson Borough Nun, Mercy Order Employee, Bradley Appliances Employee, Cigarette Factory Employee, Philip Jones Corp. Teacher, Cresson High School Employee, P. R. R. Employee, P. R. R. Secretary, St. Francis College Nun, Mercy Order Employee, Ist Lt., U. P. R. R. S. Army Employee, Navy Intelligence Employee, Carpenter Cresson Boro. Scho U. S. Navy Proprietor, Feed Mill ols Student, U. of Pitts., Grad. School Postal Employee Employee, Vale Wood Dairy Employee, Pa. Coal 81 Coke Corp. Employee, P. R. R. Employee, P. R. R. Electric Welder Secreta ry Employee, Sylvania Corp. Employee, Akron Rubber Co. Regina ISchraIIJ Conrad Indiana S. T. C. Harry Schwaderer U. S. Army Donald Sharbaugh Employee, Penn Traffic Co. Harry Sheehan Employee, C. I. T., Johnstown Mary lSiegI Eckenrode Bettv lSmeItzerl Motter Florence ISmithl Clifford Edna lSoissonl Martin Gerald Steiger Employee, P. R. R. One Hundred Twenty One Address Cresson, Pa. Niagara Falls, N. Johnstown, Pa. Pitcairn, Pa. Wilmington, Del. Portage, Pa. State College, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. N. Y. Buffalo, Durham, N. C. Ashville, Pa. Cleveland, Ohio Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Enhaut, Pa. Ebensburg, Cresson, Pa. Chambersburg, Pa Loretto, Pa. Altoona, Pa. Gallitzin, Pa. Japan Altoona, Pa. Buffalo, N. Y. Washington, D. C Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Lucy, Tenn. Hollidaysburg, Pa. Washington, Pa. D.C Cresson, Pa. Philadelphia, Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Corry, Pa. Loretto, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Ohio Pa. Cleveland, Gallitzin, Pa. Johnstown, Po. Akron, Ohio Los Angeles, Cal. Indiana, Pa. Cresson, Po. Cleveland, Ohio Altoona, Pa. Philadelphia, Pa. Pittsburgh, Pa. Y Hollidaysburg, Pa. Dysart, Pa. Loretto, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Detroit, Mich. Akron, Ohio Altoona, Pa. Germany South Fork, Pa. Johnstown, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Lock Haven, Pa. Hagerstown, Md. Cresson, Pa. Gallitzin, Pa. ALUMNI Name School Occupation Anne iSteinJ Lennon Willard Stern Flight Engineer, Eastern Airlines Mariorie lStrunkJ Ellis Jane iUbili Criste Betty iVailei Dickson Mary Jane Wagner Rita iWeaklandJ Smith Harry Weaver Employee, P. R. R. Robert Wharton Dickinson Attorney Boyd Williams Syracuse University Athletic Coach, U. of Richmond Christine CWiIsonJ Krieger Nurse, Willard Storage Battery Co. Laura Jane Wilson Employee, Pa. Coal 81 Coke Corp. Drug Salesman Dorothy iYowlerl Krause Virginia ilimmermanl Vay CLASS OF i940-1941 Alfaretta lAdams7 Stafford Margaret iAnsteadi Hamilton Grace iBenziei Zupon Jennie lBenziei Niebauer Fred Biller Altoona School of Commerce Margaret iBonii Sanders Jerome Bradley lda Mae lBretschneideri Knoth Helen Brower Charles Brubaker St. Francis College Dorothy iBurgoont Lewis Verlie lBurgoonl Haney John Callan Sarah Jane lCartwrightl McNutt Joseph Cenante Eugene Chapman Christy Clawson Cecelia iCollegei Krolik Catherine Condron Fred Connacher Betty lConradi Aucker Donald Conrad Supply Control Clerk, Penna. Coal 8m Coke Corporation Prop., Gas Station Student Carpenter Salesman U. S. Army Tipple Mechanic Pa. Coal 8. Coke Corporation Pearl iCovitchi Kline Willard Coy Mechanics School Rita iCronauerJ Reilly Dwaine Crookshank Wallace Cunningham William Dale Jean iDerryJ Coxey William DeStevens Othella iDishartl Schettig William Drolsbaugh Frank Eckenrode Claire iFlynni Matlin Thomas Freidhof Katherine Gailey Vernon Gardina Lloyd Gibson Samuel Glass Elizabeth iGoodt Jackson Virginia fGwini Steele Valera iHammilli Hebdon Margaret CHarrisi Mock Robert Hench lone Hibbs George Hitch Violet iHooveri Madigan Philip Huber Bernadine Hughes Mary ilnmani Wild Bonita Uonesi Weiser Helen Kashmir John Kenny Ohio State University Mt. Aloysius Jr. College Proprietor, Mechanic Secretary, Employee, Employee, Mechanic, Retail Store St. Francis College P. R. R. Gen. Motors Warehouse Publix Shirt Factory Assistant Director Mansfield Reformatory School Employee, Bethlehem Steel Electrician U. S. Air Corps Clerk, Engine House Fireman, P. R. R. Bank Clerk, Cresson Women's Army Corp Secretary, Soisson Electric Co. Mgr., Hygienic Sanitation Co. One Hundred Twenty Two Address Pittsburgh, Pa. Miami, Fla. Washington, D. C Cresson, Pa. Altoona, Pa. Washington, D. C Carrolltown, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Johnstown, Pa. Richmond, Va. Cleveland, Ohio Ebensburg, Pa. Huntingdon, Pa. Colver, Pa. Cherry Tree, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Dysart, Pa. lrvona, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Lilly, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cleveland, Ohio Philadelphia, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Gallitzin, Pa. Millvale, N. J. Baltimore, Md. Modessa, Cal. Germany McConnellsburg, Pa Seward, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Altoona, Pa. Altoona, Pa. Hollidaysburg, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Loretto, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Coraopolis, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Olean, N. Y. Mansfield, Ohlo Cresson, Pa. Johnstown, Pa. Philadelphia, Pa. State College, Pa. Buffalo, N. Y. Cresson, Pa. Folsom, Cal. Cresson, Pa. New Britain, Conn South Fork, Pa. Franklin, Indiana Elyria, Ohio Cresson, Pa. Altoona, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Detroit, Mich. South Fork, Pa. Germany Portage, Pa. Erie, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Pittsburgh, Pa. ALUMNI Name School Occupation Janet iLewisi Clark Memorial Hospital Nurse School of Nursing Catherine lLittlei Getz Lois iMaclndoeJ Burkhard Cambria Rowe Chemical Worker Earl Mannion Louise iManzoJ Parks Veronica lMarnecheckJ Chervenak Henry Marra Mary Agnes McAllister Patrick McCann Salesman, Plummer's Furniture Store Veronica lMcCartneyJ Lewis Anna Marie McConnell Secretary Emma iMcDermotti Thomas Adrian McGonigle Steward, Cresson American Legion Leonard McGough Merchant Paul McGuire Mechanic, Schettig Motor Sales Jean lMeckleyJ Bisaha Olive lMorani Becker Dorothy lMoweri Carey Mt. Aloysius Jr. College Robert Na le Boilermaker 9 Eugene Nileski LaVerne Noel Mary Jane iNoelJ DeLisi Tank Maker Secretary, State Capitol Hugh O'Hara University of Michigan Naval Air Corps Ruth fPluImmeri Kough Josephine Pupo Patrick Reilly Charles Rodgers Bernadine lRooneyi Simpkins Christine lRosei Riehm Anna lSabashi Sharpe Matilda lSargenti Gasbarra Cashier, A. 81 P. Store Custodian St. Francis College Rudolph Sargent Pgh. Aeronautical School Engineer Dorothy iSchenki Gallagher Verna lSchwadereri Martz Altoona School of Commerce Thomas Shultz Frank Sieg Irene lSmithboweri Gruber Anna Mae fSpackmani Carrigo Leno Spiller Employee, P. R. R. Employee, P. R. R. Stenographer, Wm. F. Gable Co. Mary Ellen CSteinJ Kenny Stenographer, Schettig Motor Sales John Sullivan Bowling Green University U. S. Government Service Paul Sunderlin Employee, P. R. R. Jean iVeil7 Stock Janet iWagneri McCarthy Betty iWaltzi Berley Louise Wicks Richard Williams U. S. Army Charles Wise Alfred Adams Employee, Butterick Pattern Co. CLASS OF l94l-i942 Employee, P. R. R. Jean lAhles7 Gibson Adele Allen Beauty School Jean lBoirdi DeAngelo Virginia lBasali Passanita Indiana S. C. Harold Bauers Burna lBeei Bauers Mary Booterbaugh Peggy iBradleyi Cunningham George Bruce Six Francis College David Bunnell Roberta iBurgooni Nagle Ted Burkey Vivian lCallahan7 Wilkinson Ella Mae iCassidyi Lundberg William Cassidy Penn Rose Marie lChirdonJ Laughlin Margaret KCoganJ Burdin Helen iColei O'Leary Harold Conrad James Costello Employee, State Highway Dept. Employee, Sylvania Plant Teacher, Summerhill Twp. U. S. Navy Radio and T. V. Inspector, Belmont Radio Corporation Bank Clerk Aeronautical Engineer, U. S. Navy Department State College Employee, Hygenic Sanitation Co. U. S. Marines One Hundred Twenty Three Address Johnstown, Pa. Rochester, N. Y. Conemaugh, Pa. Waterbury, Conn. Pittsburgh, Pa. Cleveland, Ohio Gallitzin, Pa. Ebensburg, Pa. Honolulu State College, Pa. Hastings, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Loretto, Pa. Portage, Pa. Patton, Pa. Detroit, Mich. Chest Springs, Pa. Columbus, Ohio Harrisburg, Pa. Washington, Pa. Pa San Francisco, Cal Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Loretto, Pa. New York Ocean City, N. J. Pittsburgh, Pa. Brevard, N. C. New Kensington, New Kensington, Cresson, Pa. Turtle Creek, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cleveland, Ohio Plainfield, N. J. Cresson, Pa. Philadelphia, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Erie, Pa. Camden, N. J. Cleveland, Ohio Cleveland, Ohio Virginia Altoona, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Philadelphia, Pa. Ashville, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Coraopolis, Ebensburg, Pa. Norfolk, Va. Ashville, Pa. Chicago, Ill. Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Hadenfield, N. J. Ashville, Pa. Ebensburg, Pa. Altoona, Pa. Pittsburgh, Pa. Los Angeles, Cal. Pa AL LIMNI Name School Occupation Thomas Coxey Penn State College Engineer Catherine lCristel Wilshire Beatrice DeAngelis Employee, Sylvania Plant Romie Delegram Mechanic Charles Dishong Donald Eberhart Employee, American Legion Betty Eckenrode lSister M. Elsal Nun, lmmaculate Heart of Mary Order Jeanne lEckenrodel Hoover Betty lFaral Wilt Veronica lFeighl Repka Albert Fontanella University of Maryland Student Marcella lFunicellil Brown Robert Gailey Miner Elizabeth lGaliffal Walker Irene QGallagherl Sylvester Maurice Glass U. S. Army Thomas Glass Kenneth Goodman Anna lGutwaldl Hammond Melvin Hale Hobart Hostler George Hudson Marguerite lltlel Roberts Ann Uancoskil Skupium Regina Uandoral Horomanski Jayne Kimlin Harold Klemstine Phyllis lKlemstinel Latterner Richard Knauss lrma lKoonsl Buck William Kramer Anne Marie Lang Camilla lLantzyl Connacher Donald Latterner William Lieb Richard Little Antoinette lLynchl McGuire Guy Manzo Antonio Massimilla Rita lMcCarthyl Hullihan Ceceilia lMcCartney7 Looney William McConnell Carl McDermit Francis McGongile Dolores lMcGuireJ Adams Earl McGuire Phyllis lMcGuirel Strayer Helen lMillerl Bruder John Moyer Robert Nagle Thomas Nagle Dorothy Mae lO'Haral Wilt James Parrish James Rittner Margaret lRomanl Gennaro Joseph Rosenhammer Sheldon Schettig Fred Schwaderer Q Jack Sebolt Mary Jean CSeligal Kosiarck Harry Sherwood Jack Shirdon Ferne lSipesl Patterson Rita lsmirhl Little Howard Soisson Angeline lSpillerl Valliante Ruth Steiger Jane Stewart Twila lStiefelJ Martz Robert Stock Thomas Swires Mary Grace Templon Rose lTindiglial Biller Penn State College St. Francis College Altoona School of Commerce St. Francis College Mt. Aloysius Jr. College Penn State College Penn State College Penn State College Mt. Aloysius Jr. College St. Francis College Carnegie Tech Penn State College Employee, Hughes Coal Co. U. S. Army Employee, Groves Contractors U. S. Air Force Employee, Pa. Coal 8- Coke Corp. Employee, Sylvania Plant Teacher, St. Francis College U. S. Army Employee, Miller's Clothing Store U. 5. Army Secretary to G. M. Lang Engineer, Carnegie Steel Corp. lnspector, General Electric Co. Employee, T. W. A. Taxi Operator Postal Clerk Farm Superintendent Engineer, Navy Yard Bus Driver Employee, P. R. R. Employee, Veterans' Administration Industrial Engineer, U. S. Steel Gas Station Operator Employee, L. A. Young Tool and Die Makers Philco Tech. Rep. CU. S. Armyl Employee, P. R. R. Salesman, Bender Electric Co. Drug Salesman . Sheet Metal Journeyman Employee, Summit Hotel U. S. Army Commercial Artist Nurse Employee, Sylvania Plant, Altoona Clerk, James Drug Store Elec. Engineer, Gen. Elec. Co. Employee, P. R. R. Secretary, Cresson Public School One Hundred Twenty Four Address Olean, New York Patton, Pa. Dysart, Pa. Royal Oaks, Mich. Cresson, Pa. New York, N. Y. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Detroit, Mich. College Park, Md. Dean, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Portage, Pa. Gallitzin, Pa. Providence, Ky. Cresson, Pa. Fort Knox, Ky. Lilly, Pa. Dysart, Pa. Limestone, Maine Cresson, Pa. Altoona, Pa. Ft. Leonard Wood, Missouri Erie, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Fort Bragg, N. C. Pittsburgh, Pa. Johnstown, Pa. Loretto, Pa. New Orleans, Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Pittsburgh, Pa. Erie, Pa. Pittsburgh, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Gallitzin, Pa. Dearborn, Mich. Cresson, Pa. San Diego, Cal. Cresson, Pa. La. Haddonfield, N. J. Columbus, Ohio Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Washington, D. C. Detroit, Mich. Oxford, Mass. Cresson, Pa. Detroit, Mich. Cresson, Pa. Philippine Islands Cresson, Pa. Gallitzin, Pa. Loretto, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Chicago, lll. Akron, Ohio Hawaii Boltz, Pa. Annapolis, Md. Cleveland, Ohio Jersey City, N. J. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Braddock, Pa. Erie, Pa. Altoona, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Philadelphia, Pa. ALUMNI Name School Occupation Robert Trexler Employee, Penn Cress Co. Floyd Vassalotti Clarion S. T. C. lnsurance Agent Edythe lWaltzJ Overberger Charles Weaver Elwood Adams Harold Allen Louis Benzie Palmarino Bianconi Dolly lBoucht Billings Robert Bradley Charlotte lBurganJ Flokr June lBurgoonJ Wronka John Calandra James Campbell Harry Carrigo Dorothy lCasherJ McGough Joseph Cepuch Robert Cole Virginia Conzo Donald Criste Richard Davis Jean lDelegraml Noel Harold Eckenrode Joseph Fora Irma lFarabaugl'0 Conrad Nancy Mondo lFrankl Margaret lFultonl Wiegand John Funicelli Dorothy lGarrettl Martin Albert Gionfriddo Marion CGionfriddoJ Glass Irene Glass leo Glass Ethel lGluntJ Smilnak Mildred Gressick Thomas Hammill Margaret Louise lHenryD Hoover George Hite Louis Hoover Elizabeth Uackl Lawson Geraldine Uacobsl Pena Frances Jarrett Lucille Uenkinsl Lilly Margaret Kashmir Alma lKennyJ Barnyak lnspector, P. R. R. CLASS OF i942-1943 Employee, P. R. R. University of North Carolina Treasury Representative St. Francis College Penn State College University of Pennsylvania Mt. Aloysius Jr. College Washington Hospital School of Nrusing Penn State College St. Francis College University of Pennsylvania Mercy Hospital School of Nursing Mary Elizabeth lKlemstinel Moore Helen lKoeglerJ Haley Jean lKoonsJ Fitzsimmons Frances Kreider Geraldine lKrug7 Gauntner Arlene lLentzJ Gionfriddo Lorene lLenzJ Doyle John Lieb Raymond Long Bernice Lytle Anne lMarnecheckJ Dziabo Camilla lMcConnellJ Doctor Pauline lMcConnelll Sievers Elizabeth McConville James McDermott Hilda lMcGuireJ Hahn John McMullen Samuel McMullen Richard Mechtly Dorothy lMelhornJ Schwader St. Francis College Mt. Aloysius Jr. College Mercy Hospital School of Nursing, Johnstown Mt. Aloysius Jr. College Naval Aviation Tech. Training School el' Westinghouse Electric Truck Driver Employee, Finance Company Scrap Dealer Laborer Sales Clerk Employee, Briggs Corporation Employee, State Farm Insurance Employee, Sylvania Plant, Altoona Electrical Engineer Student State Policeman Bus Driver Surveyor Secretary Baseball Player, Montreal, Canada Secretary Employee, Bethlehem Steel Co. Bookkeeper Employee, General Motors Accountant Office Worker, Bendix Electric Sales Clerk, Vogue Shop Nurse Employee, Monroe Mining Co. Elricklayer Bookkeeper Laboratory Technician U. S. Marines Employee, Steel Shops Employee, General Motors One Hundred Twenty Five Address Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Pittsburgh, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Pittsburgh, Pa. Waynesboro, Pa. Baltimore, Md. Cresson, Pa. Altoona, Pa. Cleveland, Ohio Cresson, Pa. Detroit, Mich. Cresson, Pa. Dysart, Pa. Fairmont, W. Va. Philadelphia, Pa. Ebensburg, Pa. York, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Ashville, Pa. Pittsburgh, Pa. Dean, Pa. Blacksburg, S. C. Altoona, Pa. New Britain, Conn. Philadelphia, Pa. Ebensburg, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Chicago, lll. Elyria, Ohio Cresson, Pa. Wilmington, Del. Elyria, Ohio Philadelphia, Pa. Niagara Falls, N. Niagara Falls, N. Pitcairn, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Johnstown, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Johnstown, Pa. Cresson, Pa. California Ashville, Pa. Altoona, Pa. Baltimore, Md. Elyria, Ohio Washington, D. C. Washington, D. C. Gallitzin, Pa. Buffalo, N. Y. Johnstown, Pa. Philadelphia, Pa. lrland, Va. Crofton, Pa. Loretto, Pa. McKeesport, Pa. Elyria, Ohio Cresson, Pa. Y Y Name James Montgomery James O'Mally Ruth lPattersonJ Hart Rose lPeruzziJ Chillin Oliver Plummer Olga lPozyckiD Drake Jean CPupoJ Shedlock George Quartz Kathryn lReedJ Andrachak Evelyn lRittnerJ Sipes Rose Roberts Anna Ruffley Michael Ryan Harold Sandberg Rita Schwaderer Duane Sheraw Lucille Shiber Hilda ismithi Eckenrod Joseph Stair Norma Stewart Jack Sunderlin Stephen Traino Agnes lTrexleri Ratcliffe Josephine Wassalottii Reed Donald Weber Cletus Wills Jane lAhlesD Mento Andrew Baird Mary Bengele Mary Benzie Eleanor CBerringeri Cole Thelma Bosworth J. Harold Boland Betty lBonil Taddy Edna lBradley7 Anstead Ellen Buck John Buck William Callahan William Caton Jack Clifford Paul Cooney Harold Culley Leo Delozier Dorothy lEckenrodeI Buddie Joseph Eckenrod Santino Fara Helen Frederick Carolyn CGaliffaJ Craver Jack Gardina Genevieve lGargonD Gonda William Garrett Winifred Gettings Joan lGibsonD Alt Virginia lGlassi Roush Coletta lGrimesJ Laudon Marion Gressick Mayetta lGutwald7 Gibson Alfaretta lHarrisl Matellio Anna Hitch Dorothy lHollensD Crook Mary IHooverJ Frank Rosella lHopkinsl Scott Robert Huber William Hughes Mary lllligl Gailey John Ivory ALUMNI School Penn State College Jefferson Hospital School of Nursing International Correspondence School West Chester Teachers College Akron Community College Akron Business School Occupation Government Service Worker Employee, Westinghouse Education Center Mill Worker Jeweler Clerk, Pa. Coal 81 Coke Corp. Captain, U. S. Army Repairman Physical Education Instructor Associate, Sheraw Motor Co. Employee, Shirt Factory, Gallitzin Assistant Engineer Clerk and Telephone Operator Employee, P. R. R. Employe, B. Traino 81 Sons Employee, P. R. R. Office Worker CLASS OF i943-1944 Temple U niversity Hospital Lewis Hotel Training School Catholic University St. Francis College Penn State College Adele Allen Beauty School Hammond School of Beauty Culture Penn State College Indiana S. T. C. Cashier, Giant Store Secretary, Westinghouse Employee, Vin. Horticiatz Factory Nurse Employee, Soisson Electric Co. Employee, Bell Telephone Co. Employee, Statler Hotel Student U. S. Army Miner Employee, P. R. R. U. S. Army U. S. Army Employee, Publix Shirt Factory Student Beautician Employee, Luggage Factory Teacher, South Fork High School Altoona School of Commerce Penn State College Zoological Survey, U. S. Govt. Employee, Drenning Moving Co. Student One Hundred Twenty Six Address Richland, Wash. Pittsburgh, Pa. Lancaster, Pa. New York, N. Y. Cresson, Pa. Arlington, Va. Lilly, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Lilly, Pa. Troy, N. Y. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Germany Cresson, Pa. Harrisburg, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Lilly, R. D., Loretto, Pa. Akron, Ohio Pittsburgh, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Baltimore, Md. Cresson, Pa. Gallitzin, Pa. Akron, Ohio Pa. Gillon, Ohio Takoma Park, Md. Pittsburgh, Pa. Dysart, Pa. Dysart, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Gallitzin, Pa. Montgomery, Mich. Cleveland, Ohio Washington, D. C. Washington, D. C. Dayton, Ohio Lilly, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Fort Jackson, S. C. Gladbreak, Iowa Fort Jackson, S. C. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. St. Morganfield, Ky Denver, Col. Akron, Ohio Loretto, Pa. Cresson, Pa. N. Miami, Fla. Baltimore, Md. Shafersburg, Vt. Chicago, Ill. Cresson, Pa. Lilly, Pa. Detroit, Mich. Cresson, Pa. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Blandsburg, Pa. Arlington, Va. Altoona, Pa. Gallitzin, Pa. Cresson, Pa. AL UMNI Name School Occupation Louise Uacobsl Conrad Lois Karnes Norma lKlemstineJ Deichert Altoona School of Commerce Betty lKoegleri Krug Joyce iKoppJ Campbell Barbara Lang Seton Hill College Teacher, Cresson High School Dorothy llidwelli Funicelli Employee, Gallitzin Shirt Factory Isabell lMaloneyi Swope Antoinette lMassimillal Campagna Louise iMcCartneyJ Frederick Donald McConnell Farm Operator Jean iNoell O'Donnell Secretary Margaret Noel Sara Noel lSister Maria Gorettil Fitzgerald 8. Mercy Hos. Nun, Mercy Order Joseph Noel Mary lO'Donnelll George Penn State College William O'Donnell St. Francis College Teacher, Nanty-Glo High School Daniel O'Neill Employee, American Textile Mills Mary lPassanita7 Eckenrode Helen lProsseri Odellic Lena iRenno7 Perehinec Betty iRichnerl Plummer Robert Riddler Mary iRobertsJ Dandrea Viona iSankerl O NeiII Alice iSchwadererJ Weaver Helen Seliga Julia lSherwoodl Sheraw Jeanne Soisson Richard Steiger Mary Stock Dorothy Sunderlin Cecelia iSwembaJ Mazar Jane lTrexlerJ Moore Thomas Vaught Shirley Neill Koons Francis Wagner Virginia Yeckley Mary iAdamsl McGuire June Bland Helen iBradleyJ Callan Lois Bradley Fay Burgoon Patricia lBurleyl Maus Sarah'Calderwood Jane lCaltabachl Kigg Carl Campbell Washington University St. Francis College Kings County Hospital Katherine Gibbs Sec. School Student Secretary Teacher, Ebensburg-Cambria H. S Employee, P. R. R. Hospital Supervisor Secretary, Civil Service St. Vincent College Student Employee, First National Bank Hood College Employee, Hughes Coal Company CLASS OF 'I944-i945 Penn State College Bank Clerk Si. Francis College Veronica lCepuchJ Wannamaker Lois iConradJ O'Hara Jean lCroninJ Long Philip Diehl Loise iDonohuel Doroba Helen lDriskelJ McMullen Pat Farabaugh Rose iFiorentinD Wills Henry Freidhof Dominic Funicelli Paul Gallagher Ralph Gardina Philip Gibson Rosella lGressickJ Ugliesa Harold Gutwald Betty iHammilJ Mechtly Bernice lHibbsl Nagle Ella Hogue Betty iHollenJ Campbell Pat Hoover Lorraine Uacobsl Gregg Agnes Uandorai Andrews Edgar Johnston Penn State College St. Francis College Employee, Armstrong Glass Co. Employee, Cresson Sanatorium Employee, P. R. R. Employee, U. S. Gypsum Co. Factory Worker Truck Driver Armed Forces Employee, Hamilton Watch Co U. S. Navy U. S. Air Force Employee, Steel Mills Employee, P. R. R. Employee, P. R. R. One Hundred Twenty Seven Address Fallentimber, Pa. Washington, D. Loretto, Pa. Carlisle, Pa. Fallentimber, Pa Cresson, Pa. Dean, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Altoona, Pa. Pa. Loretto, Baltimore, Md. Cheswick, Pa. Sankertown, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Dysart, Pa. Altoona, Pa. Cresson, Cresson, Pa. Pa. St. Louis, Mo. Altoona, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Chicago, lll. Cresson, Pa. .Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Brooklyn, N. Y. Miami, Florida Ebensburg, Pa. Washington, D. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Indiana, Pa. Baltimore, Md. Altoona, Pa. Mellville, N. M. Pittsburgh, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Johnstown, Pa. Fallentimber, Pa Chicago, Ill. Cresson, Pa. Spinley City, Pa. Alta Vista, Va. Ashtabula, Ohio Loretto, Pa. Elyria, Ohio Dean, Pa. Portage, Pa. Camp Atterbury, Lancaster, Pa. lc. c. Ind California Great Falls, Montana Washington D. C. I West Virginia Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Fallentimber, Pa. Juniata, Pa. Dean, Pa. Altoona, Pa. Altoona, Pa. Name Irma lKennyl Weise Jean tKimel Stein Jack Kramer Jack Lafferty Philomena iLeComteJ Noel Laverne iLenzl Smith Jeanne Lytle Irene McCarthy llene McCarthy Mary fMcCartneyl Miller Jean McDermott Michael McFeeley Walter McMullen Martha Moore Angelo Morsillo Paul Murray Lewis Naylor Donald Nileski ALUMNI School St. Francis College Lock Haven S. T. C. Norma Noel Altoona School of Commerce Lois tO'BrianJ Lidwell Harold O'Hara Geraldine Paul Adeline iRittnerl Howe Mary Theresa Ryan Elmer Schenk Robert Schettig Dorothy iShafterJ Paskowski Eileen Shiber Bernard Sieg Betty iSmithl Hoover Doris Soisson Robert Soisson Helen lSteinJ Criste Jane Strohmier CSister Mary Ruth lStrohmieri Hruska Marian 1SunderlinJ Greagor Betty Lou lTobinl O'Malley Priscilla Nailei Kennedy Vera Weakland Mary iWeiseJ Cassidy Shirley lWisel Eberhart John Traino James Walters Willis Weston Charles Wilk Francis Wilk Kenneth Williams William Zimmerman John Adams Robert Adams Faye Anstead Caroline Balzano Robert Basal Jacqueline Benden Rose Marie Benzie Leonard Boito Patricia iBowser7 Parrish Michael Bradley Robert Bradley Donald Bruce Gordon Buck Angela iCafeoJ Steiger Gene Campbell Robert Carson Paul Clifford Dorothy Covitch Virginia CCristeJ Stein Florence fDonahuel Bradley Charles Farren University of Delaware Penn State Vale Technical College Evangelistal Mi. Mercy College Occupation Stenographer Seminarian Employee, Department Store Employee, Department Store Employee, Navy Department Government Employee Plasterer Teacher, Williamsport, Pa. Mgr., Sears Roebuck Paint Dept. Employee, Smithmyers Employee, Juniata Car Shops Secretary, Commercial Credit Employee, Anderson Dairy U. S. Postal Service Student Employee, P. R. R. Clerk, Burkhart Motor Sales Electrician, Soisson Electric Co Nun, Mercy Order Employee, United Bureau Mines Dept., Johnstown, Pa. Employee, Penn Alto Garage Associate, Wilk's Flower Shop U. S. Navy Indiana S. T. C. Student CLASS OF 1945-1946 U. S. Army Altoona Mercy Hospital Lewis Hotel Training School Johnstown Mercy Hospital Metal Worker Nurse Employee, Sylvania Plant, Altoona U. S. Marines Factory Worker Employee, Puritan Mills Truck Driver Television Technician Press Operator Truck Dispatcher Employee, Western Express Lines Secretary, U. S. Government Assembly Worker Mechanic Store Manager Nurse Employee, Bell Telephone Co. One Hundred Twenty Eight Address Elizabethtown, Pa Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Johnstown, Pa. Miami, Florida Miami, Florida Washington, D. C Washington, D. C Elyria, Ohio Loretto, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Pittsburgh, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Altoona, Pa. Ashville, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Portland, Oregon Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Nanty-Glo, Pa. Portage, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Juniata, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Fairmont, W. Va. Dallas, Pa. Washington, D. C. Altoona, Pa. Royal Oak, Mich. New York Cresson, Pa. Haddonfield, N. J Cresson, Pa. Wilmington, Del. Cresson, Pa. Altoona, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Korea Indiana, Pa. Washington, D. C Germany Cresson, Pa. Altoona, Pa. Dysart, Pa. Camp La Jeune, N Cresson, Pa. Dysart, Pa. Flinton, Pa. Enhaut, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Tampa, Fla. Cresson, Pa. Cleveland, Ohio Washington, D. C Fallentimber, Pa. Cleveland, Ohio Hagerstown, Md. Cresson, Pa. Johnstown, Pa. Tampa, Florida Harrisburg, Pa. ALUMNI Name School Occupation Patricia iFarrenl Bruce Reba 1FlynnJ McDermit Phyllis iFrankl Traino James Gailey Imelda iGlassl Koons Paul Gressick Jack Hall Jack Hershel Jeannine iHertzogl Ryan Sophie Hincherick Mary Agnes Hoover Lila Lee Hudson Leonard Inman Margaret lKellyJ Edwards Alfred Kennedy Arletta Koons Rose iKoonsl Reig Ruth Kosaber Rose Kunich Helen Lawson Mary iLitzingerl Dibble Luella iMaloneyl Edwards Thomas Maloney Paul Marnecheck Frank Massimilla Melbo CMcClurel Adams Graven McConnell James McFeeley Georgia Mae iMcGowanl Ilig Robert McGrew Joseph Mento Earl Miller Lois Moore Bertha iMorsillol Ebig Nancy Moyer Pearl iMulhernl Noland Francis Noel George Noel Betty Lou Powers Margaret iRobertsl Kowalski Mary iRolesl Wilson Helen Sabash John Sassano Elizabeth Seidel Rose Seliga Howard Sheehan James Steiger Patricia iWeaklandl Jackson Mary Lou Weiland Genevieve Ammerman Glenn Baker Helen Benzie Carl Boni Patrick Bradley Margaret iBrownl Wentz Raymond Brown George Budock Theresa Byrne Betty Ann iCassidyl Skura Margaret iCepuchl Parker Jane Connell Gene Conzo Daryl Cornelius Orlando Corona Russell Corrente Donald Courvina Charles Deichert Dorothy Dunmyer William Eberhart ' Anna Mae Eckenrod Flo Ella Farabaugh Penna. Military College Mt. Aloysius Jr. College Mt. Aloysius Jr. College St. Francis College Altoona School of Commerce Lewis Hotel Training School Adele Allan School Lock Haven T. C. Indiana S. T. C. Waynesburg College St. Francis College U. S. Naval Academy Mt. Aloysius Jr. College U. S. Army Secretary U. S. Army U. S. Army Navy V 5, Secretary Sec reta ry Student Yard Clerk, P. R. R. U. S. Army Secretary, Secreta ry Sec reta ry Clerk Warner Laboratories U. S. Army Student Student Machinist Factory Worker Beautician Clerk in St Teacher eel Mill U. S. Army Teacher, Springdale, Pa. Receptionist Student, Scarritt College Farm Work U. S. Army Employee, McCardell Drug Store Factory Worker CLASS OF 1946- Air Training School F. B. I. Training School Penn State Indiana S. T. C. Indiana S. T. C. Lock Haven S. T. C. Student Clerk, Bus Depot Secretary U. S. Army U. S. Marines Supervisor Secretary, A8.P Stores, Altoona I 947 Employee, Factory U. S. Air Force Employee, Factory Asst. Mgr., Tea Firm Employee, F. B. I. Employee, F. B. I. Student WAC Stenographer Student Employee, Factory Student Employee, Factory Employee, P. R. R. Shops Mine Employee Student Employee, Publix Shirt Factory Employee, Post Office One Hundred Twenty Nine Address Cresson, Pa. Haddonfield, N. J. Cresson, Pa. Fort Lee, Va. Gallitzin, Pa. Camp Poke, Fort Knox, Ky. Patuxent River, Md. Cresson, Pa. Washington, D. C. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Ashville, Pa. Washington, D. C. Cresson, Pa. Chest' Springs, Pa. Miami, Florida Cleveland, Ohio Cleveland, Ohio St. Michael, Pa. Cresson, Pa. La. Korea Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Detroit, Mich. Cleveland. Ohio Cresson, Pa. West Newton, Ohio Galion, Ohio Camp Cook, Cal. Cresson, Pa. Saginaw, Mich. Nashville, Tenn. Pine Grove, Ky. Cresson, Pa. Korea Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Chattanooga, Tenn. Cresson, Pa. Annapolis, Md. Altoona, Pa. Chicago, Ill. Korea Quantico, Va. Erie, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Dysart, Pa. Denver, Col. Dysart, Pa. Lansing, Mich. Silver Springs, Md. Ebensburg, Pa. Washington, D. C. Cresson, Pa. Camp Lee, Va. Maryland Chicago, Ill. Cresson, Pa. Dysart, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Loretto, Pa. Name Thomas Farabaugh Joann Farren Pauline lFeyockJ Turchetta Donald Fisher Clifford Fox Eli Funicelli Ray Gardina Leonard Garrett Jane Gates Eleanor lGettingsi Latterner Mary Gionfriddo Leonard Glass Flora Gregg Clara Gressick William Hale Joseph Hayes Virginia lHenryi Yeckley John Hincherick Charlotte lHopkinsi Sheehan Leora lHoweIlJ Scanlon William Huber Edna lHughesl Campbell Eldon Hughes Harriet Kenny Betty Keith Robert Ketenheim Helen lKirbyi Correia David Koons Robert Krise Wilfred Krise Martha Krohne George Lang Benny Latterner Velma Latterner Lorraine lLittIel Eckenrode Wayne Litzinger James Lumadue Richard Malloy Joseph Marnecheck Clara Martynuska Lillian lMcCartneyi Lewis Lois McGuire Nona McGuire Tom Montgomery Sam Murray Mary Grace Nepa Mariorie CO'BrianJ Sheehan Alfred O'Donnell Donald Prebish Clayton Rickens Lorraine Rickens Carolyn Roberts Irene Roberts Theresa Sabash Earl Sheehan Mary Lois Sheridan John Slattery Alma Jean Smay Francis Smilnak James Stein Russell Stiles Francis Strohmier Doris fStrunki Harvey Jon Tully Audrey Ubil John Vinglish Floyd Waltman Margaret Waugh Wanda Lee CWeaver7 Burgan Charles Weise Paul Weymer Bernard Wills ALUMNI School St. Francis College St. Francis College Indiana S. T. C. Altoona Mercy Hospital St. Francis College Mt. Aloysius Jr. College Altoona Mercy Hospital Penn State Mt. Aloysius Jr. College University of Pittsburgh Mr. Aloysius Jr. College Dick Yeckley Michigan State University Occupation U. S. Army Waitress, Summit Country Club Stenographer, St. Francis College Electrical Worker Student National Guard of Penna. Employee, P. R. R. Shops Student U. S. Army Stenographer U. S. Army U. S. Army U. S. Navy Nurse Student Employee, F. B. I. Cashier, A. 81 P. Waitress, Smithmyers Clerk. P. R. R. Employee, F. B. l. Employee, F. B. I. Employee, Pa. State Highway Nurse Employee, Acme Stores, Altoona Sales Clerk, Harris Food Market U. S. Army Garage Mechanic U. S. Army Clerk, A. 81 P. Secretary Stenographer, Hines Feed Mill Marine Air Division Marines Stenographer, Publix Shirt Factory U. S. Army U. S. Army U. S. Army Stenographer, Penn Cress Co. Bookkeeper, Robert's Wholesale Co. Secretary Employee, Warner's Laboratory Asst. Supervisor of Per. Dept. U. S. Army Secretary, C. A. Hughes Co. U. S. Navy Employee, Altoona Shops U. S. Navy U. S. Army U. S. Marines Secretary U. S. Army Typist, F. B. I. Lacquerer Shipping Clerk Student One Hundred Thirty Address Fort Knox, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Baltimore, Md. Cresson, Pa. Camp Atterbury, Ind Spindley City, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. New Britain Conn. Dysart, Pa. Washington, D. C. Fort Dix, N. J. Massachusetts East Lansing, Mich. Philadelphia, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Altoona, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Frugality, Pa. Washintgon, D. C. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Johnstown, Pa. Washington, D. C. Washington, D. C. Cresson, Pa. Altoona, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Altoona, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Fort Bragg, N. C. Cresson, Pa. Fort Dix, N. J. Cresson, Pa. Newark, N. J. San Diego, Cal. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Memphis, Tenn. San Diego, Cal. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Camp Rucker, Ala. Camp Polk, La. Korea Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Buvard, N. C. Cresson, Pa. Penn State Germany Cresson, Pa. Port, Washington Cresson, Pa. Norfolk, Va. Cresson, Pa. Washington, D. C. Cresson, Pa. Virginia Cresson, Pa. Washington, D. C. Cresson, Pa. Elizabethtown, Pa. Girard, Ohio Akron, Ohio Lansing, Mich. Name Dolcy lBalestl Gibbons Dorothy lBalestl Cole Leonard Ball Lawrence Beers Thomas Blancl Janet lBradleyJ Hammond Walter Bradley Ernest Brawley Lois Brubaker Delaine Bruce Irma Burgoon Daniel Byrne Josephine lColianJ Harris William Connacher Elizabeth lConradl McDermitt Melvin Criste Cecelia lCrossmanl Daniels Jane Ann lDavisl Hershel Donna Diehl Rita lEberhartJ Bradley Dorothy lEckenrodel Stevens Betty Jane Eckstein Elaine lFarrenl Bowman Joyce Gallagher Donald Gibbons Gerald Glass Louise Glunt Harry Godfrey Chester Hale Bernadine lHartJ Slagle Lloyd Hollen Jean iHollensJ Hollern Shirley Howell Marvin Hudson Catherine lapalucci Patricia Jacobs Lois Jones Audrey Kime Louise Klemstine John Knapp Elizabeth Krug LaVerne Lafferty Anna Lesniak William Lewis Patricia lLidwelll Stock Rose Lidwell William Lilly Robert Little Vermona lLitzingerJ Dibble Hanford Lloyd Ruth Lundquist Florence Malloy Joseph Maloney Joseph Mastri Robert McCartney Joseph McCauley June iMcClureJ Cicero Rose Marie lMcClureJ Pupo Clair McConnell Curtis Mellon Walter Miller Thomas Murphy Eleanor Mutchok Mildred Noel Dolores lPerryl Courvina Donald Plummer George Prebish Anne Price Robert Price William Pupo A L Il M N I cLAss or 1947-1948 School Bowling Green College Pennsylvania State College University of Pittsburgh Penn State College Strayers Business College Cincinnati Conservatory of Music Cambria-Rowe Mt. Aloysius Jr. College Cayne Technical School Cambria-Rowe Occupation Employee, Overall Factory Employee, Overall Factory Army Bus Driver U. S. Navy li. B. l. Employee Air Force Army Air Corps Cashier, A. 81 P. F. B. I. Employee Factory Worker Lumberman Employee, Publix U. S. Marines Stenographer Army Air Corps Shirt Factory Stenographer Factory Worker U. S. Army U. S. Army Employee, Price Chicken Factory U. S. Army Student Student Employee, Sylvania Plant Student I Stenographer, Cresson Sanatorium Stenographer, Cresson Sanatorium U. S. Air Force Employee, Publix Shirt Factory li. B. l. Employee Factory Worker Mattress Factory Employee WAC Employee, P. R. R. Employee, TWA Student Stenographer Bookkeeper, Runzo Wholsale U. S. Navy Electrical Worker U. S. Army Sales Clerk, McCrory's Movie Cashier Dairyman U. S. Air Force U. S. Army Store Worker Waitress Employee, First National Bank Ebensburg, Pa. U. S. Navy U. S. Navy Employee, Penn Cress Co. Clerk, James Drug Store Employee, P. R. R. One Hundred Thirty One Address Ashville, Pa. Altoona, Pa. Camp Pickett, Va. Washington, D. C. Patuxent River, Md. Washington, D. C. San Antonio, Texas Tennessee Cresson, Pa. Philadelphia, Pa. Bridgeton, N. J. Ebensburg, Pa., R. D. Cresson, Pa. North Carolina Jacksonville, Fla. Clarksville, Tenn. Washington, D. C. Patuxent, Md. Cresson, Pa. Washington, D. C. Gallitzin, Pa. Fresno, Cal. Detroit, Mich. Ashville, Pa. Camp Pickett, Va. Ebensburg, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Texas Dysart, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Japan Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Dean, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Tampa, Fla. Cresson, Pa., R. D. Washington, Ashville, Pa. Dysart, Pa. Spindley City, Pa. Tokyo, Japan Cresson, Pa. Pittsburgh, Pa. St. Michael, Pa. Schickshinny, Pa. D. C. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. A.P.O., San Francisco, Cal Cresson, Pa. Germany Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. New York Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. Ashville, Pa. Niagara Falls, N. Y. Loretto, Pa., R. D. Cresson, Pa. Virginia Green Cove Springs, Fla. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. ' N . I AL Name School Charles Reilly Walter Rudolph Anna Marie lSassanoJ Busko C Joseph Sassano John Sharbaugh Clarence Smith Janet CSmithl Rice Ann Soisson Harold Steiger June iSteigerl Nadolsky Shirley CStilesl Anderson LaRue fStorml Grimes William Stoy Emma Jean Sweeney Gloria CTobinl Eberhart Betty iTompkinsl Miller William Trexler James Wharton Darline Wilson Robert Yanssens John Zelenski Albert Albarano Rosalyn lBeersJ Reed .tate College Mt. Mercy College Cambria-Rowe Mt. Aloysius Jr. College University of Pennsylvania Penn State College Waynesburg College Juniata College UMNI Occupation Employee, Sagerson Co. Employee, Altoona Shops Pvt., U. S. Army Student U. S. Army Employee, Navy Dept. Cable Splicer Medical Secretary Student Student' Student Student U. S. Navy CLASS OF 1948-1949 U. S. Air Force Frances Bergamaschi Secretary, Frank lx Co. Matilda Bianconi Student Nurse Beverly Biller Altoona Mercy Hospital Student Clayton Burkey St. Francis College Student Donald Burley U. S. Army iParatroopersl Jack Calandra Wharton School Student Joseph Cicero Employee, Altoona Car Shops Lucy iColianl Cogan Employee, Sylvania Jack Conrad Doris Courvina Mendle Covitch Clerk, Covitch's Clothing Store LaVerne Criste Mt. Aloysius Jr. College Student John Cuomo Employee, Delbert Radio Co. Fred Deichert Employee, Bethlehem Steel Robert Delozier U. S. Air Force Harry Domino U. S. Navy Nancy Farren Francis Feyock Student Mortician Dolores Fishel Shirley Flynn Virginia Funicelli Employee, F. B. I. Mary lGaileyJ lllig James Gettings Employee, Altoona Car Shops Delores Glass Mt. Aloysius Jr. College Student Mary Lou Harvey Clerk Joyce Hertzog Secretary, C. I. O. lgnatia lHooverJ Glancy Raymond lllig Employee, Altoona Car Shops Alan Joseph Bethlehem Steel Mills Paul Kime Employee, Altoona Car Shops Victor Knapp Employee, Vale Wood Dairy William Kodosky Employee, Cresson Lumber Co. Geraldine Krug - Employee, Portage Factory Connell Lang St. Francis College Student Rose Marie LeComte Beautician, Patsy's Beauty Salon Thomas Long Employee, Altoona Car Shops Mary lMaloneyl Nagle Charles Martynuska Welder Grace Mastri Mt. Aloysius Jr. Academy Student James McDermit University of Tennessee Student Anne CMcElhoesJ Bradley Secretary Vaughn Melhorn Employee, P. R. R. Norma Jean Mower Altoona Mercy Hospital Nurse Mary Irene Murray Pittsburgh Hospital School of Nursing Student Carolyn Naylor University of Pittsburgh Student Anne Noel Johnstown Memorial Hospital Student Warren Ossman Employee, Cresson Motor Co. One Hundred Thirty Two Address Loretto, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Shangin, Mich. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Fort Hood, Texas Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Fort Benning, Ga. Cresson, Pa. Washington, D. C. Ashville, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Charleston, W. Va. Cresson, Pa. Johnstown, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Green Cove Springs, Fla A. P. O. Seattle, Wash. Cresson, Pa. New Jersey Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Fort Bagg, N. C. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Ashville, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Dysart, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Lockport, N. Y. Norfolk, Va. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Washington, D. C. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Detroit, Mich. Columbus, Ohio Baltimore, Md. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Loretto, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Ebensburg, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Ashtabula, Ohio Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Knoxville, Tenn. Silver Springs, Md. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Dysart, Pa. Loretto, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Name Ray Patterson, Jr. Catherine Prebish Janet lRossl Daw Josephine Seliga Joyce Skagerberg Michael Slattery Merle Smay Paul Sterbini Ralph Swires Ronald Swope Richard Tubbs Mildred Vaile Barbara lVendrzykJ Nadolsky Robert Weiland George Weise James Weise Thomas Wilk Mary lda Wills James Yahner Walter Zelenski Alice Ammerman Verel Ball Claire Bauers Doris Bergamaschi Lorraine Bocchicchio Clifton Boland Donna Mae Boland Fred Brodish Freida lCallahanl Zonts Kathleen Callahan Nancy Casher Janet Clay Barbara Connell Mary Grace Cox Gertrude Craver Patrick Culley William Delegram Velma Dougherty Catherine lDuganl Mclntyre Donald Eckenrod Alvin Eger Patrick Kearney John Kelly Arnold Krise Richard Krug Ray Lafferty Andrew Lake Joseph Laino James Lauer Joyce lLaurerl Swires Betty Lewis Robert Malloy Alice Martynuska Dolores McCartney Lois Melhorn Joyce Mellon Mary Louise Morrissey Jane lO'Neillt Beers James Parrish Richard Patterson Elizabeth Poland Hazel lEgerJ Meyers Harold Elig John Elig John Faro Mildred Farren Roger Fontanella Som Frank Ethel Freidhof AL School UMNI Occupation Employee, P. R. R. Waitress, Cresson Sanatorium Typist Clerk, First National Bank U. S. Army Employee, Cresson Sanatorium U. S. Army U. S. Army U. S. Air Force Secretary, St. Francis College Employee, Cresson Sanatorium U. S. Army Employee, P. R. R. Painter Employee, P. R. R. Employee, Shoe Manufacturing U. S. Army U. S. Marines CLASS OF 1949-1950 Slippery Rock S. T. C. Mercy Hospital School of Nursing, Altoona, Pa. Mt. Aloysius Jr. College Indiana S. T. C. Penn State Employee, Patton Shirt Factory Employee, P. R. R. C Student Employee, Santella Funeral Home U. S. Army Student Nurse U. S. Air Force Employee, James Drug Store Employee, Veterans Administration Student Employee, Sylvania Factory U. S. Army Employee, Runzo's Wholesale Shipping Clerk, Sears, Roebuck 8. Co. Force U. S. Air Employee, P. R. R. Employee, P. R. R. Employee, P. R. R. Employee, Harris Food Market U. S. Air Force U. S. Army Employee, P. R. R. Employee, Shoe Factory, Patton, Latterner's Market Employee, Employee, McCrory's Store Secretary Employee, Publix Shirt Factory Student Student Employee, P. R. R. U. S. Army Bookkeeper, St. Francis College Ll. S. Air Force J. S. Army Cashier, McCrory's Store Clerk, F. B. l. U. S. Air Force One Hundred Thirty Three Pa. Address Gallitzin, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Dearborn, Mich. Chicago, lll. Cresson, Pa. Korea Cresson, Pa. Camp Ruckner, Ala. A. P. O., San Francisco, San Antonio, Texas al Cresson, Pa. Lilly, Pa. A. P. O., New York Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. V Cresson, Pa. Dean, Pa. A. P. O. San Francisco, Cal. Dysart, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Dean, Pa. Altoona, Pa. Camp Atterbury, Ind. Altoona, Pa. Kessler Field, Mississippi Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Washington, D. C. Cresson, Pa. Ashville, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Camp Atterbury, Ind. Cresson, Pa. Dysart, Pa. South Fork, Pa. Orlando, Fla. Cresson, Pa. New York, N. Y. Ashville, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Carnegie, Pa. Cresson, Pa. EI Paso, Texas Camp Atterbury, Ind. Coupon, Pa. Altoona, Pa. Dysart, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Lilly, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Camp Atterbury, lnd. Cresson, Pa. Madison, Ohio Kessler Airfield, Miss. Fort Knox, Ky. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Washington, D. C. Wichita Falls, Texas Portage, Pa. Mercy Hospital Name Ray Funicelli Lorraine Gettings Helen Gibbons Margaret Gibson Leo Glass Genevieve Hart James Hertzog Patricia Hibbs Bette Hines Thomas Hostler School Si. Francis College Mercy Hospital Margaret Uewarti Marnecheck Linus Johnston Thomas Judd Mary Agnes Price Alice Ratchford Dominic Reghetti Janet lReschi Perry Geraldine Rittner Olene Sanker Michael Sassano Donna Shonto Indiana S. T. C. A L U M N I Occupation Bricklayer Typist, F. B. l. Clerk, Quaker Dry Cleaners Address Dean, Pa. Washington, D. C. Cresson, Pa. San Antonio, Texas Cresson, Pa. Johnstown, Pa. Dysart, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Sampson, N. Y. Cresson, Pa. Dean, Pa. Ashville, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Dysart, Pa. Dean, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Camp Atterbury, Ind. Johnstown, Pa. School of Nursing Phyllis lStatesD Murphy Howard Stock Betty lStrunki Lumadue Patricia Suckinos Cresson, Pa. Camp Atterbury, Ind. Cresson, Smyrna I Pa. Tenn. Charles Trexler Bernice Tubbs Theresa Vermeulen Lillian Walters Marilyn Weaver Donald Wilk Fay Wyland Penn State College Mt. Aloysius Jr. College Betty lYinglingD LeComte Vernon Yingling ' Deceased W. A. F. Student Student Nurse Bricklayer Employee, Henry's Studio Secretary Air Force Employee, Altoona Slipper Factory Employee, P. R. R. Student Employee, Sylvania Plant Miner Waitress, Smithmyer's Restaurant U. S. Army Student Nurse U. S. Army W. A. F. Student Employee, Gallitzin Shirt Factory Employee, Gallitzin Shirt Factory Student U. S. Army Employee, Patton Shirt Factory U. S. Army M Died while serving in armed forces Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. Cresson, Pa. 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