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

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, 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.

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.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.

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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.