Cumberland Township High School - Cumberlander Yearbook (Carmichaels, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1944 volume:

T H E C M K A DE K OF '19-44 PUBLQSE- 1ED we saraxm CLASS OF , CUMBE3kLfXND T W P 5-NCLH S CHQCJL CA M E C H A E L S, PA vm 15 FCJKVVX-X K D Because we feel that our high school days are im- portantg because we believe that what we received here educationally and socially is worth remembering, we have composed this book. It will serve as a record book of memories at times in our future lives when we wish to reminisce over friends, fun and forgotten fancies. And it will bring back in part, the happiness and tears of four wonderful years spent here. DEINCATIQN To our classmates who are serving in the armed forces on all the battlefronts of the worldg to the soldiers, sailors, marines and air men who protect the land, sea, and air: we dedicate this book as a token of our admiration. It is dedicated in recognition of their gallantry, bravery, and patriotism with which they are helping to win this struggle against the forces which are attempting to destroy' our method of living. f W Q K D FROM THE EDITCDK Upon the shoulders of the youth of nmerico will be ploced the very future of the country in which they live. Whether those shoulders will be broad enough to take up such o task is e question which only time can answer. But if the spirit ond determination with which they are fighting this wer is ony indication of what they will do with their Jobs after the wor, then you can place your trust in then without the slightest hes- itllt 10110 We who graduate from high school this spring are u part of that youth. Many of the boys of our class have left to serve with the armed services. Those who are still here will in all probability be going soon to re- ceive training. Those of us who are left will ploy e port, even though it be smell, in the shaping of the future. Whether we be greet or smell shell nuke no differ- ence in the end so long os what we do is done well und with belief in the rightness of our task. Our .school shell huve played on important role in shaping our cher- ecters und attitudes. Our families, too, ore e factor which must not be overlooked. Whatever it is that does the most for us does not reslly matter, it is rather the fast that working together, they produce the best Kind of people to be found anywhere on earth, the American people. Pest, present and future, they have been end will be outstanding. Not because they did rosh acts of des- truction, but becouse they huve been ideolists who hed the courage to push their idees eheed to reality. De- spite ell the preochings ond scoldings about juvenile delinquency, we who ore the youth of today and the American notion's governor's of tonorrow's world believe now end shell continue to believe that we have within us all the qualities which have destinguished nmericans in the pest. We are fighting more intensely today so that tomorrow we may be e living proof of it because tomorrow will belong to us. Q' Editsr ..., Seniar Editor . Junior Editor . Sophomore Editor Freshman Editor Sports Edits? . Humor Editor . . GSKEERLANDER STAFF I O 4 D Q Q I i 9 I C A if ,N4 Estella Krause Allan Gwynne Jeanne Warne . Rita Roth Hlchardwlucas Robert Titus Lois Dauberman Advertising Managers, .Steve Buday, William Reeves,Robart Miller, Herbert Kaprive, Ted Volchko Typists . . . . .Viola Ciosmak, Ann Roman, D.Slanakar Mimeographer . . . Anna Mae Soho Artist . . . . .S5irlGy Richter Sponsor . Mrs. Hildur Baily B.xcc.aL.iU1uc1'E PROGRAM May 21, l9L,Lr Processiohsl ------------ -------------- Guide Ye Our Steps Girls Chorus Invocation ----------- 4 ---- 4 ---------- Rev. John 0. Miller Beside Still Waters -------------------- - --------- Hamblen Girls Chorus Scripture and Prayer ---------------- --------- Rev. Miller I Will Lift Up Mine Eyes -------------------------- Harker Girls Chorus I Sermon -------- WThy Kingdom Is nn Everlasting Kingdom N --Rev. Miller Holy Lord God ----------- --------------------------- -Cain Girls Chorus Benedictioh Recessionel--Evening Hymn+--- ----- ----------Girls Chorus A word from our Principal The termination of the school year l9hh finds our former students and graduates on the battle fields in all theatres of the war, the ocean, and the air. These are times that require unselfish service and sacrifice on the part of our men and women. Their ex- periences will play a large part in the determination of our policies toward other people and our position during post war rehabilitation. iles., Jo vo Ridenour 1 First Egg: Mrs. Opal Murphy, Mabel Reigle, Madge Steele, Mrs. Evelyn Funk, Helen Bell, Elizabeth Ross. Second yy: Darwin Venen, Mrs. Hildur Baily, Louise Wilson, Harriette Baily, Mrs. Alberta Worcester, Frances Goodwin, Jean Good, J. V, Ridenour. , Third Egg: Richard Hathaway, William Kerr, George Vail Frank Bonifield, albert Cree, Ben Crago. ' A word to our Board of Education Behind every improvement and advancement in our school and its system lies the work of our Board df Education. We have them to thank for one of the most modern, up-to-date, schools in this area. Our newest addition was a paved driveway. Although it may be seldom that we show our appreci ation we would like them to know that we do realize what a grand job they are dbing. So it is that we ded- icate this space to them in gratitude for all they have 6.01184 First Row: William Cutler, J. S. Ellenberger, Raymond Grooms, Frank Gwynne, Secretary. Second Row: Edgar I. Grooms, President, Frank Huston, Treasurer, B. F, Fuller, Wilbur Lint. A, 1.1 J' fl! ,I ,.,A I. 1 ENKDJVQ5 C OI ITMENC ET TENT PROGR..M Processionel. . . . . . . . . . . High School Ensemble WGod Of Our Fathersn Invocation. . . .Rev. John O. Miller Introduction by Mistress. . Our Pledge To ViGUGVV 4 Knowledge Charter. . h Christian Charter.. NOnwerd Ye Peoplen. The Cell To Colors. . The Soldier. .... The Red Cross Nurse. The Civilien. . s . u 0 O O . Estelle Krause . .Viola Ciosmak .Jayne Morofsky . Girls' Chorus .William Reeves .Herbert Keprive . Murilyn Sice . .James Cole Baritone Solo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . nris Valli NLet's Bring New Glory to Old Gloryn Our Pledge To Peace The World I Round NRecessionelN. . Presentation of Diplomas. . The Graduates' Creed. OH O O O O I President . Robert Miller . Girls' Chorus Edgar I. Grooms of School Board Herbert Keprive Benediotion. . . Rev. John O. Miller NAME Katherine Alexander Wanda Bishopif I John Barich 4 Steve Budayv Andrew Bystryg Camilla Byers: Vere 3ocehini4 Thelma Blakerf William Connorf John Cihonf James Cole N Viola Ciosmakgi Stanley Clark' J Lois Daubermenf Richard Doodyf Eddie Ersagovichu Charlotte Flemmingf Julia Fnrtelyf9 Anna Flack: V' Gloria Frascarelli? Lido Guidiv' , Louis Gdovka' 2 Louise Grenusj Lucas Grile,L , William Groomslb Allan GWyHD616 Marion Haligowskif Norma Humphreyji John Hunyadygu Helen Hfvanisffy Eleanor Homrockf Ann Hathuwayf', Georgia Holdsworth' Catherine Hartg Virginia Hyneckealfv Herbert Kapriveef Betty Kulnn.y' Madeline Kundrick' Julie Katusawfty Betty Ketchemf X Stella Klimek- 1 SENIORS HOBBY Skating going to West Virginia sitting football playing mouth organ walking . reading love stories doing nothing Keeping quiet basketball talking sports looking very sad eating carrots ' being sassy looking fem over writing letters collecting Sinetru's pictures doing Trigonometry visiting night clubs farming heart breaking asking dumb questions holding hands hunting Qgirlsl dramntics toys siselins fancy neircuts over-eating talking about Cleveland sewing making eyes football players roller skating eating dnncing singing wenring feathers under-class men acting goofy WAYNESBURG COLLEGE PAUL R. STEWART, PRESIDENT HONORARY ALUMNUS OF CTHS SENIORS AMBITION find une 1-ight man ' , old maid school teacher' be Santa's assistant ' deck swabber in Navyf, play with Spike Jonesf chesmist A Sinatra's wife? farmer's wife ' buck private in army get married A politician sailor's wife f bachelor ff actress 'U , Westpoint graduate ' direct girls' chorus marry a Navy man e chauffeur f Lawyer - ,, chorus girl pilot 3 ' , air corpsi' singer Q ? farmer J bf make headway , play Macbeth 5 ' air corps ul' professional athlete 6-day bicyclist 1' job in a flea circusff air stewardessrf housewifef ' Kate Smith's program 5 make a noise ' private secretary pg marry a Presidentf f sailor's sweetheart? duet with Sinatra -'f get married,j have fun V' , OUGHT TO BE bouncer at the roller rink in West Virginia a policeman l twins cowboy second Madam Curie a news reporter a dairy maid a good listener a priest president of the ladies ciicle trapeze performer boy scout leader school teacher in knee pants shy Power's model WAC more sociable pin up girl thin man in a circus in pictures on a quiz program crap shooter getting there soon a scientist more studious boxer wrestler given some weight around more seamstress blues singer heard a hair dresser boss on the V10 Po A0 a model an opera star bar maid ' more serious ' professional sksterfi comedienne SLAUGENHAUPT AND BELL BAILY INSURnNCE AGENCY WAYNESBURG, Parma. ' WAYNESBURG, PLNNA NAME George Kostak ' Estelle Krause' Elsie Latsnici Charles Lagoda Esther Lee John Lorinchek' Valent Moson' Robert Miller Jayne Morofsky SENIORS HOBBY avoiding women running things mushball pool speaking keeping his mouth shut flirting girls classical music James Maskil keeping track of his woman Mary Nemesh basketball Anna Belle Nippy nursemaid Robert Nickler love-making Mary Polosky house keeping Katherine Pauza keeping still Jean Pezzoni being different Virginia Quintana dancing William Reeves trumpet Ann Roman . typing John Rumancik Guess!3!!!!! Michael Stypula playing cops and robbers Lois Stout ' Making noise Marilyn Sica Elocution Dorothy Sloneker being sweet Alice Stevulak smiling Robert Stofcheck Betty West Dorothy Yarish ' bandaging Helen Yancheck flirting Ann Ziomek smiling Robert Titus asking questions Ruth Thomas athletics Luella Taylor dancing Margaret Urban looking nice Theadore Volchko driving a car Aris Valli sleuthin' Edward Waske' doodlin' James Walsh 5 courtin' Edward weido ' scrubbing floors Gloria Zadcl classical music Dolores Zubel twirling a baton Evelyn Varesko being nice COCA-COLA,BOTTLING CO. WAYNESBURG FLORAL ROTH'S MEN'S SHOP WAYNESBURG, PA. SENIORS AMBITIONS Admiral in Navy write true stories sob sister run a gambling house professional orator trapper grocery clerk f clown in circus? in u symphony orchestra her one and only to graduate , find the right guy 'A none - ' professional dancer get e sun ten marriage dancer in e night club second Hurry James ' private secretary ' ledy's mon A G-Men college Florence Nightengele ' form less nurse seilor First Aid teecher J movie star champion typist President ' janitor ' heed have a chicken fvrm f'- huir dresser f 'L lady killer Fo Bo In ligent r clerk lCumberland Supply! none ' , lnfantryman stay at home office girl stay nice m, OU HT TO BE wolf state cop - adviser of the lovelorn less cynical quieter back again in the limelight on the radio a hep cat bachelor model for nylons finding him very soon rucketeer single heavier . n good wife e good one taller a nurse back in school Qwe need Deed End kid circus berker Ziegfield Girl e good one u sweet end gentle one c fomily men Red Cross nurse cowboy's sweetheart thinner Mayor of Carmicheels truck star c good farmer model . truck driver buck in Pittsburgh manager e good husbend mad scientist livelier more sensible nurse DISH WAYNESBURG MILLING co. SIMON WHITE'S SONS SPRAG-GS MEIPS SHOP WAYNESBURG, PA. Golorsz Red and White Flower: Red Carnation Motto: Ambitions are never realized by wishing. SENIOR CLASS HISTORY A freshman class came to C.T.H.S. beck in l9hO B.R. fbefore rationingl. It was e very class. We took our share of duckings fully. Well, year were John presidentg and were sponsored and hazing we took it anyway. Our officers Cihon, presidentg Herbert Kaprive, Estelle Krause, secretary-treasurer. by Miss Herriette Baily. Our most fresh freshman man- that vice We not- able even that year was a skating party. In our Sophomore year we were ably led by Bill Doman, as our presidentg Ann Romon, vice prcsidentg and Emil Valencia, secretcry-treasurer. We had a. skating party that year end also a class party, both of which were successes. Lois Wickcrhum was our sponsor that yerr. In dur Junior yeer we decided to let the same of- ficers who led us so ably through the sophomore year to again serve as our leaders. That year the war came close to us and we lost several classmates to the armed forces. During our first three years, we were well represented in sports, dramatic work, Mike Staff und various other activities forensic work, To lecd us through our final yeer we chose Bill Reeves cs our president, Steve Budny, Ann Roman as our secretary, and Edwmrd vice president, Wrsko, treasur- er. This yeer we had many outstanding players in foot- ball cnd basketball es well as members in the F.C.A., WCW club, Dramatic Society, Mike Stuff, Honorary Soci- ety and the band. A Thanksgiving play entitled NScotch Grccen was presented by members of the Senior class. Of course, the most memorhblc event was the Senior Prom which was held in 0 beautifully decorated ,gymnasium with Johnie Muxie's orchestra furnishing the music. Now us we come to the end of our Senior year, somctb go into the armed forces, ell to go to a new life, we hope that we will ell use profitably the experience and leurning we have received ct deer old C. T. H. S. RICES LANDING NATIONAL BnNK RICES LANDING, Ph. WOODWARDHWRIGHT FURNITURE BOSTON SHOE STORE BROWNSVILLE, Ph. UNIONTOWN, Ph. X L I xx I T51 lx M1 ',-,1--' TB, ' -f 'ghl 1 J 'dig L -, ALL I. I LLL , 1. i C'L',,L- L'Lf. If ,5 -,'. -ix' Arvll , X qfjdjxifi-.,l .',,3' 4 ' 1 'sv 'ig 2 L12,2fLxbY A ':.,. ,f.,,' A- V ' L2A?Q:Lm4w P' r AX L fx X. l r,Xfr' ,I Jig-J yjf4JXj:. JCDHN IZLJNRANCIK JOHN KASH MEZEHT PPLEBULA -JCSPEH KFXSUBA 'lfgfx2iST SAUERS HOWARD URBANY QLALwcL:mCwy5oN faANLrwAmCLu4 NMHHAM CONNOR 5OHN CRAMER PLMN EWART GEORGE DQAGILH Q QHQRGE DJAKAVITCH QSTEVEBUDAY ?LlDO GLHUI LFRWARD BQBLR 3 ALSLLLT HLLLLQLNGTON ZWIMEAM HULDREN ?'MwLmA5 KORALLA ' LJLLLLAM HARLLSON GEORGE ZLVKOVITCH Emu VALLMCLA FRANK YANDURA HAROLD SHLMEK ROBERT WHOOLERY JOSEW4 ZAGOMK EDWARD PALLO wuuAM DOMAN ROBERT TLTUS ALLEN GMYNNE JOHN CLHON LOLHS GDOVKA WILLIAM REEVES GEORGE KOSTAK C.....D SENIOR ACTIVITIES Katherine nlexander IIKHYQI Girls' WCW Club III-IV Wanda Bishop Nwandun National Honor Soc. III-IV John Barich WMince Hamn Intramural B. B. Champ IV Steve Buday WCiscoN Football II-III-IV Track III V. President of Class IV Band I-II Intramural B. B. Champ IV Cunberlander Staff IV Vera Bocchini WVeraW Andrew Bystry ffitndyn Football III-IV Camilla Byers Hcanlff National Honor Soc. IV Girls' Chorus Thelma Blaker WThelnaN William Connor nStretchN John Cihon WScrapeyW Class President I Basketball IV James Cole llJj-Il!! Dramatic Club III-IV F. C. A. IHII-III'IV Nat. Forensic League I Viola Ciosnmk !lV'i!! Girl's WCW Club III-IV National Honor Soc. IV Mike Stuff III-IV Cumberlander Staff IV Senior Committee IV Stanley Clark WStanleyn Lois Dauberman NDaubH Girls' Chorus Dramatic Club III-IV National Honor Soc. IV Cumberlander Staff IV Richard Doody nDicKN Football II-III Edward Ersagovich NEG. N Basketball II Intramural B. B. Champ IV Nl W 'Q' 14 .Alexander W. Bs-shop I 50rK-h 5'.Budf23 Q. mfs 1? r V' 1 .. A.B3sh-5 C.B5ers T Blaker T Q' 5 1 J.CcJe Y Ciosmak SM JY, L, Dguherrnam R. Woody E ,fr-sdgovlch -A' THE GRADUATES' CREED This is mv diploma. It is a documentary symbol of free tublic education upon which rests the perpetual being-of the democratic form of govcrhmect. It sig- nifies the completion of the rcquireeehts for gradua- tion from high school as determined by Qualified author- ities. I believe that the effort which I have made to obtaih it will he rewarded with opportunities and achievements in life which could not otherwise be obtained. I believe thet these have been the formative years of mv life and that this diploma vill keep me ever mind- ful of: Ah cbligativn of otedirhce to std achievement for mv parents to rewerd their veirc of patient toil and sdcrifice to provide cpcertuhity for me. An obligation of appreciation to my teachers for their ucceasihg efforts of guidance and wisdom in th: fcllfst development of ey physical and mec- tal abilities. Ah obligation to my community for its faith in the support of institutions which mold young msn and modem into the fullest realization of their individual ere social value. I believe that my fiploha is a easter hey to the treasure chest of memorable activities in fellowship and association with my fellcw Jlessnates all of whom hive made valuable contributions to my social developn IT11,1l'lt - I believe thvt all of the powers which I have developed have been the total influence of society and that it is my duty to use than not alone for my indivi- dual gain but for the hetterwent of mankind, everywhere --that it is my duty to protect add preserve ell of the inherent privileges and opportunities of my diploma for the generations to come -- that it shall be wisdom to guard and keep it safe against eievies for'it is apass- ort into the hearts and minds of free ICH everfuhere. I . 4 Miy God be willihg,' I shdll with all of my strength and abilitie abide with and keep all of these obligdtions which I have taken in the acceptance of my diploma.. Charlotte Flemming HCharlotteU Julia Fartely HJulieN Anna Flack HAnnU Lido Guidi UGuiJiH Gloria Frascarelli HGlorH Louis Gdovka UHitchN Intramural B.B. Cham Louise Grsnus lYLOull Dramatic Club III-IV Lucas Grile Luke Football II-III-IV William Grooms HGroomsieU P IV SENIOR ACTIVITIES Allan Gwynne UGwynneU Nut. Forensic League I-II Nut. Honor Society III-IV Dramatic Club III-IV Cuuherlunder Staff IV Inurumurol B.B. Champ IV Marion Huligowski nv.-f .w A-l:,.l'.l.CDl1' Norma Humphrey UHumphN John Hunyody HJookU Helen Hnvmnis HTnUfQN .YJ.. 1,,! Eleanor Homrock UHunrocKU Ann Hathaway HNmnN Geor5ia Holdsworth UFreoklesH FIRST NATIONAL BANK CJIRMICHAELS, PA. C-Flemming L.Gdovka. w f wa J'.ForfeQ., wmv Q. xi ' J 3 2. L.Gmnu5 v 496' R.Gwgnne x QXKWRE Vx 2 H .H ovcmls M.HaligowSk4 Q Q EJ'l0rnr0CK wil .3 .. L.Guidf Gfafugcnrelli n as 3 QIUJUF'-'QQ N S- wg J' L-Gnle W.GroomS 4' H.Hurnphv-gg Lfjunyadu Ana- QQ.. j ,C K K5 A.l'faU'1awoM Q,j-qogdswonlh SENIORS Catherine Hart VCetherineV Virginia Hyneckeel Nsisll Herbert Keprive NHGIUDH Vice President of Cla Football II-III-IV Senior Committee IV Cumberlender Stuff IV Mike Staff IV ss I Betty Kulun nBettsN Cheerleader IV Girls' WCW Club IV Madeline Kundrik WMedelineW Girls' Chorus Julie Katuse WJulie0 Betty Ketchem nBettyrv Stella Klinek WStellV George Kostuk WSenkN Football II-III-IV Intramural B. B. Champs IV Estelle Krause HSteLlH Sec-Trees. of Class I Girls' HCV Club III-IV Net. Honor Society III-IV Mike Staff III-IV Cumbcrlender Stuff I-IV National Forensic League Senior Committ Band I-II-III ee IV John Lorinchak WJ:-Inn!! Prom Committee IV Elsie Latsnic WElsieN Mike Staff III-IV Esther Lee VEstherN Girls' Chorus Dramatic Club III-IV Charles Lugode HLug Velent Moson WMoH Prom Committee IV1 Joyne Morofsky NMousieW Girls' Chorus Dramatic Club IV Prom Committee IV ' SOUTH PENN TELEPHONE CO. SUTTON PRINTING co . wfcnmseune , LONG'S STUDIO Pali o 3 x R, 15' qg .' , , I 4 QQ' B. Kuldn 45 iw Cel: firm T S. Klimek n Exmuse J Lo nchak E Laesnic SENIOR ACTIVITIES Dorothy Litvinovich Q HDot I1 Robert Millar NPossum0 Dramatic Club III-IV Mike Staff III-IV Cumberlender Stuff IV Basketball IV Football IV Jean Miller IIJSQHVQ Dramatic Club IV Brownsville High I-II-III James Maskil NChickenN Basketball IV Prom Committee IV Mary Nemish 'UNemlf Anna Belle Nippy 9lNippylI Robert Nickler NB abs ll Basketball II Prom Committee IV Mary Polosky NMa ry N Katherine Pauzu NKntherineH Jean Pezzoni NJSEIIW Virginia Quintana 0VirginiaN William Reeves HB5-11.91 Class President IV Nftionrl Honor Soc Bend I-II-III-IV Wrestling I IV Cumberlander Staff IV Ann Roman WMidgeH Vice President of Class I Secretary of Class III-IV Girls' WCW Club III-IV National Honor Soc. IV Cumberlonder Stuff IV Mike Staff III-IV Intremurvl B. B. Champ I John Rumencik Nmuncyu Basketbvll II-IV O Michael Stypula Mike Lois Stout WLoisN LONG'S DEPARTMENT STORE HONSAKER'S CLOVER FARM STORE WAYNESBURG, PENNA. CARMICHAELS, PENNA. gf'-Alf 'Q X K K f' af' . 1 D. ' ' ' , Llfwanovlgh R. M me, Miller JT MGSIYZ' -am.. WF , fs? M. V1 B emes P fi1.P!0pwuS G3 R3,1Nl,'Ckler pq, gloskwm ARG' ,Qi K'p0U2G J. Pezzorri 5 V Quinfarma B. Reeves av' QI mfs:-2 'qR0 0 ' Lffumanclk M. 31fgP,ja 4-Vgfouf ' SENIOR ACTIVITIES Marilyn Sica WMertN Girls' Chorus Band II-III-IV Dramatic Club IV ProV.Cof,iTtee IV Nat, Forensic League II Dorothv Sloheker UH Mike brtfn III-IV Cumoerlauver Staff IV Alice ntsvulak Nhlicev Robert Stofcheck NEObZl Intramural B. B. Champs III Luella Taylor NLuellaW RuthiThomas I9RuthN Girls WCW Club III-IV Dramatic Club III-IV Intramural B. B. Champs III Prom Committee IV Robert Titus !lBOb M Band I-II-III-IV Nat. Forensic League I-II Nat. Honor Society III-IV Dramatic Club III-IV Cumberlander Staff IV Margaret Urban WMargeN Aria Valli nValliN Band I-II-III-IV Football II-III Evelyn Varesko lYmelyn!l Theodore Volchko WFlickerV Intramural B. B. Champ Football II-III-IV Senior Committee IV CumberlahdagfStaff IV Edward Wasko HE'd1! Mike Staff III-IV Treasurer of Class IV Edward Weido NButchieV Prom Committee IV James Walsh WFuzzW Football II-III-IV Helen Yancheck HYanchn . Senior Committee IV Band IV Ann Ziomek NAI-lr!!! Mike Staff III-IV Gloris Zadel WGloriaN Prom Committee IV Girls' WCW Club Dolores Zubal Wboloresn 5 2 M. Sica L .Tlcglof ' 4,,,x W 1 Dslonekef R7.'lT-:omoi ami' A.VaHf E. Varesko Q4 ' wnswg-Av 1 .1-- - A JUN' , A, V , Q5 i 14? f E . ulefdo JA Walsh Glade,-f 5-?.S1'evufak R .Sfofche-:lg ... -' X sg are ...,i,,: 'Y' 511 .,-K. Tigafgzi ,L K . gk ' - s N., Q ' R717 hrg, f 7.Urban 2, I , , , 1 is 3'5 XX , 9 K ew: Nw , . T. Volahko A as. Hyancheck Dzulml E.Wasko 'T 'C' .gg :ge , iff W 1 pk ' Aliomek V wav P 0 2 u M 8, ., I. ' -3 :,.Q : . f .5 A Q M5 .fx -3 A gf in P' , kv' , . , X ,A , i J if M Q ffm 5 me I B ,..L..m 1 A , E Urban w as ko Y L ,',L. gil , 5 X M355 Before D'H'er h Q if ' A 1 q i 45 ' Know Gm Hqa' K em Grin: Gm amen TQJ and CvvlS Oh Sfwcks' M mf is 1 Q - .MD 3 1, - . -in Ha x if Mm X lf'-fi JUMQK JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY In September, l9hl, we entered thc hells of Cum- berlcnd Township High School, scared stiff and very much in awe of every little thing which occurred. Dur- ing our freshman year we didn't do much except elect officers end tentatively offer u few of our members to various clubs und sports. For our officers we chose Joe Lorinchck for presi- dent, Claire Berclhy for vice president, and George Bruce for secret ry and tre surer. These officers served us throughout our sophomore year also In September, l9u3, we entered the sims we were very much chrnged, much older, much very well Known by this time. We found that come firmly established st Cumberlvnd. This gain elected Joe Lorinchek as president, Ge hulls, but wiser, ind we hud be- year we u- orge Bruce bec me our vice president, and Rudy Trrlosky, our sec- retcry-trensurer. Our boys were-cutstrhding in the field of sports-- Rulko, Polak, Merkulic, Prkish and the Biulko brothers represented us in footbnllg and Bruce, Lorinchnk, Tsr- Rumancik too sn active losky, Rclko, and SCUHCHCS bGCFm6 :ctive basketball. Other the Mike Stuff, the Girl's C Club, the part in in FCCCAI Ronorery Society, Girls Chorus, the Press Club, and the bend. We have at last become an ective pert of our high school. Our class officers have selected the class colors, flower and mctto. Their choice is as follows: color--green and white flower--red rose motto--NDo your best fnd e little more.N We shell try to keep this motto in mind as we take our places as seniors next yesr, and we hope we can fill the place of the seniors to whom we are bidding farewell. M. ROSENTHRL, JEWELER LnZOVICH'S STORE NEWMYER'S DAIRY BAR FREDRI CKT OWN , Ph . IDENTIFICATION JUNIOR PICTURES Row 1-Elizabeth King, Margaret Murphy, Frances Mickey, Mary K. Murphy, Irene Marinoff, Betty Sands, Gertrude Mahle, Alice Kronk, Caroline Machesky Row 2-Loora May, Pat Haines, Margaret Herbik, Marion Murray, Bertha Hollis, Erna Jewell, Thelma McDermott, Margaret Holupka Row 3-Leslie Hunyady, Oland Hartley, Dortha Kerr, Irene Kasmarcik, John Junber, Franeis McDermott Row 4-Ed Kaifesh, Charles Hart, Chester Haligowski, Mike Markulic, Lloyd Morris Row l-Elizabeth Yanish, Anna Sargent, Adeline Steoanek, Anna Mae Sabo, Jeanne Warne, Frances Pronan, Naomi Neel Irene Wilkovich, Betty Prolesnik, Gertrude Wolf, Shirley Richter Row 2-Anna Zaho, Goldie Rumble, Mary Stopich, Mary Paidokovitch, Agatha Shaman, Madeline Thompson, Irene Tevadorc, Betty West, Bill Stockdale, William Sharpnak, Glen Wilson Row 5-Howard Pinkney, Frank Mioznak, Catherine Randolf, Mary Stevulak, Audrey Snitley, Doris Webb, John Shubert Edmund,Ralko, Boy Poloh Row-4-Rudy Viol, Valent Rumancik, Harry Hich,Paul Valla Joe Lorinchak, Rudy Tarlosky, Charles Stewart, Bill Urbany Row l-Dorothy Cole, Mary Berardi, Avenell Blevins, Betty Gideon, Nova Gough, Hilda Garrison, Betty Connor Violet Feree Row 2-Steve Bialko, Dora Christopher, Katherine Bog- den, Helen Allayaud, irene babyak, Doris Baily, Esther Craig Row 5-Eugene Coughenour, Marie Colainni, Katherine Balog, Claire Barclay, Joe Bialko, Harry Drost Row 4-Charles Baily, Raymond Andria, Vernon Blaker, George Bruce, Ted Dragich J. CLAUDE SIITH AUTO REPAIRING CARMICHAELS LUMBER CO. MILLER'S NEWS STnND C.:-LRI.,II 5 Pri o awww Q :unsung - new , R0 'C ljl ljjlflf fy n f f N QCJPVXLJMCMQ5 SOPHOMDRE CLASS HISTORY Colors: Lavender and White Flower: Lilac Motto' Always foreword, there's room on top ' WHow time fliesn is a phrase we are beginning to understand. It seems like yes. idoy that one hundred 'Ju F-Fty freebies entered C. T, F- S. We came through w,v Qr,shmmn year breathlessly bo' tnLumphantly to Smrt ,L ol :gain as sophomores. At the beginning of the yet? we hold an election. The rerults of that election is as feilnwsz president, Mary Lorinchokg vice president, Toe ivtusag secretary, Phyllis Andrews and treasurer, Kabweriie Sudar. Our boys were active during the year in school ts Biliy Franks and P ul Herrin represented us in iggietball, and Bob Zadel, Fin Heisman, and Carl Alkmon represented us in football. The girls were not to be outdone by the boys, for the sophomore girls in Room lA came through as champions in the Girls' Intramural Basketball Tournament. Our social activities which were limited tztwo sweater hops were successful both socially and finan- cially. AS school closes, we are hoping for a world of peace and wondering what it has in store for us. To the seniors go our very best wishes for their success in whatever they may choose to do. . COMPLIMENTS OF n FRIEND RAPCHAK BROTHERS UNIONTOWN , Pe. NEI-LXCOLIN, PA. 'Q SOPHOMORES Row 1-Edward Boyle, Paul Buljat, George Bally, Richard Clark, Richard Flannigan, Charles Cielensky, Charles Adamson, Harold Wilson Row 2-Edna Clark, Theresa Bizub, Freda Bolz, BSU? Cowell, Doris Jwnninngem, Josephine Beck, Maxine Deems, Catherine Bnlgnf. Turk Verve, Frances Feree, Eleanore Harbaugh, Thelma Fraei r, Halen Duljat Row 3-Helen belly, Ruth Clifford, Mary Cerjanec, Helen Alderson, Judy Cole, Elizabeth Swencigfr, Flora Bailey, Doris Fowler, Stella Evosevieh, Pauline Billick Row h-Arthur Biddle, Bill Frunksb Mary lou Burns, Billy Bishop, Edna Mwe Bell, Eerl stay,-Carl Allison, Row 5-Russell Crawford, Donald Campbell, Daniel'Brody, Alben Andersen, Qeerge Banrovlch 2 ' Row l-Robert Mason Dxvid Herrod, Donald Lesko, Stanley Meyer, Harry Memnhun, jranh L tenie, George Knrtley, Ira Grooms, Eugene Miehellk, Calvin Helnicg Row 2-Jenn Goodish, Qoleiky Havanis, Julia Harris. Mary Georgales, Margaret Gnile, Mildred Grile, Hery Lorin- ohak, Francis Lnslnee, Mary Guzik, Murcia Glenn, Helen McWilliams, i5r.pl.L,. Rsslrxec ' Row 3-Dorothy Lewwndowshi, Bennie Krause, Verna Mae Novak Luev Knisranex Marian rupsevioh, Anna Maurin, i - J 1 June McCann, Lorraine Hollis, Irene Long, Doris Hover Row A-Thomas Mosolevich, Paul Negriu, James Guesman, Jack Goodman, John Hathaway, Joe Katuse, Rudy Metres, Raymond Grooms Row 1-Eugene Warrick, Bill Smitley, Matthew Voytek, Bob Williamson, Tommy Stofcheck, Thomas Sciebiur, Richard Yarish, William Valenica, Harold Wilson Row 2-Betty Sagges, Rita Reeves, Madeline Zubal,Bernice Ziomek, Rita Roth, Dorothy Repko, Elizabeth Ziomek, Cecilia Quintana Row 3-Paul Sharpnaok, Irene Reggetz, Betty Wilkovich, Emily Titus, Nellie Potebinsky, Mary Obravec, Virginia Snopik, Katherine Sudar, Robert Zadel Row A-Chester Severini, John Petron, Frank Ncmesh, Gregg Waters, Nick Yancheck, Andrew Ward, Richardlhia DON ENEIX , REPRESBNTRT IVE . HERFF-JONES COMPANY C.T.H.S. CLASS RINGS RND CLUB PINS if 'x--ZF I l M -4 F KE S H M A V FRESHMEN Row 1-N. Drngich, L. Barich, J. Connor, S. Block, T. Deluliis, J. Devis, H. Donovich, B. Gotch, J. Crouch,R. Doody Row 2-V. Commons, B. Frascarelli, M. Feshanko, E. Gency M.J. Blevins, A. Baily, V. Baily, B. Birch, R. Cunning- ham, M. Gallo, A. Georgslns, D. Dusenberry Row 3-R. Clark, T. Clark, 1. Fiiipovien, c. Bystry, P. Bolog, J. Blesko, D. Ellenberger, L. Budmy, W. Camel, E. Bodovinec, M.L. Delaney, F. Bodish Row A-B. Forsythe, E. Guley, F. Blaker, T. Centafonti, M. Bishop, B. Burnett, J. Furtely, T. Flack, J. Coler- chick Row 1-J. Monaghan, M. Folan, L. Lewnndowski, J. Luxner, G. Miller, B. Johnson, M. Kostok, R. Moore, G. Herrod, R. Luxner Row 2-D. Hartman, C. Mock, J. Hathaway, J. Kerns, G. Nichols, N. Jewell, J. Mujesky, L. Hart, M. McCormick, P. Lewendowski, H. Krismanic Row 3-M. Korley, E. McDermott, L. Nickler, J. Kasture, E. Humphrey, B. Lipchinsky, B. Miller, L. Herdesty, B. Kairet, W. Holupkn, S. Holoski I Row L-R. Lucas, M. Mason, F. Honey, H. Jackson, R. Hel- mick, B.J. Moredock, J. Navotny, F. Lee, T. Mnrusic Row 5-E. Kobnlle, C. Lincoln, O. Kimmell, M. Ketchem Row l-R. Palcko, R. Stephenson, J. Urban, R. Roth, R. Stilwell, C. Stout, J. Swift, E. Tarlosky, Row 2-M. Ralcko, D..Sredinsky, D. White, B. Shubert, A Richter, R. E. Shimck, A. Reynolds, R. Sargent, J. Yarl ish, G. Sredinsky ROW 3-E. Zoldos, B. WOlfS, M. Stehulek, E, Rumancik, J. Tomko, M. Prebonich, M. L. Snnitrick, B. Underwood - Row A-M. Scherler, G. Wolfe, M.A. Zngoric, B. Sams, M. A. Olchesky, L. Smelsky, M. Urbany Row 5-R. Wnggett, D. Venen, J. Swift, R. Rnndolf, R. Rutter, J. Stypule, B. Whipkey w 1 -swan, 1941133-44, ,ixiwmis More than ever before the value of sports. Right portant part on both the While we are developing the teaching them to cooperate, we are beginning to realize now they are playing an im- home front and war front. young men physically we are to take orders, and to make decisions all of which will prove invaluable in any phase of life. This year aside from a large number of our boys who took advantage in football and basketball sports of participating actively , our vast following. of fans were indeed treated to some thriller games. The close of the football season found us in second place in the county.- We won 3 games, lost 2 and tied l Four of our boys were chosen on the All County Team. They were Grile, Bystry, Ralko, and Buday. Kostak and Kaprive were given places on the All County Second Team. Our record for the season was as follows: C. T. H. S. 19 East Bethlehem O H 12 Centerville O N O Masontown O H 20 Waynesburg 19 N 7 Glassport 19 A -Q Jefferson -Z Total 5h ' Total L5 This year due to gas rationing we did not enter the sectional contest but we did play the best teams in Greene, washington and Fayette Counties. Out of 18 games played we won lu. Five of our boys rated among the ten highest scorers in the county. They were J. Rumancik with a score of 202, Bruce lul, Maskil l3u, Lorinchak llh and.Ralko 77. Our record for the season was as follows: - ' . C. T. H. S. 50 Trinity 30 H 31 Pt. Marion 27 H ' M7 -' Pt. Marion -290 Q! H T 37 . Uniontown .51 ' . H h3 Centerville 23 H 32 Brownsville 58 H 28 East Pike 21 H L3 Mapletown 16 4 -U PM W 33 Brownsville 28 N 28 Waynesburg 26 H A2 East Pike 29 H 50 Perryopolis 52 H 26 Uniontown 35 N t5 Waynesburg 2h N A6 Perryopolis 32 H A7 Mapletown 23 N ' Q2 Centerville f gl Total 733 Total 55h ,IDEN'r1F1cnT1oN FOOTBALL First Row-Emil Kobolla, Edmund Ralcko Second R2yfMr. Venen, Coach, George Bankovich, Roy Pol- ak, Richard Urdu, Robert Miller, Theodore Volohko, Andy Bystry, John Kocielek, Corl Pokish, Robert Rutter, Mel- vin Bishop, Eugene Flcnniken, Manager Third Row-Charles Morkulic, Joseph Colerchik, Robert Jackson, Thomas Flock, Raymond Rundolph,Donold Michaels William Johnson, Robert Doody BASKETBALL First Row-James Maskil, George Bruce, Joe Lorinchak, Edmund Relcko, John Runancik Second Row-Darwin Venen, coach, Robert Miller, Valent Rumancik, William Grooms, Rudy Tsrlosky, John Cihon Third Row-William Franks, Paul Negria COMPLINENTS OF A FRIEND HnVER'S DRUG STORE RALPH GROSS FURNITURE FREDRICKTOWN, PR. If m , . xx f ' 1 H . 4 K x x x W 's k x v x x 7 -Nw F Q , . -Wk -..fx N v v Q- ,K 'N .4 ,...2 ,v , X. 9 U-N rv aa V x r - K ,, , Y 5 Q , L, N H o 1 ' F I A I xi I , f N -4 , 'xq If X , N., If XV , X l v-',,,.- -. X If 1 Ax ..Z' 1. . Q . a M01 J' x X Q X :Sf Q.. ff M , 4 X Q + 'NF ,wff Q W vwm Q .1 -mm 1' .:: 5 L ,fi ETL' ff? at 1, iw wwf-il s NATIONnL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society started this year with a very small group. Because of the size, we were not very active. In order to remedy this we revised our constitution in January, to include those students who were very active in clubs and athletic organizations. Membership was formerly limited to Juniors who had 3 Ns in three senestors and to Seniors with ln l's in five semesters. Liter the revision we were able to include Juniors who have 4 Scholastic n's and A Activity nfs, and Seniors who have 7 Scholastic n's and 7 Activity A's. An sftivlty A is given to menbers in any accredit- ed club or orvenisation in school. To be president of an organizntion is considered 3 n's and any other offi- ccr 2 A's. Cn this cdsis we took in five new Senior members and twelve Juniors. This swells our total mem- bership to 22. Fran now on we hope to be much more ac- tive. The president of the society is Estelle Krause and the Secretary-Treasurer is Robert Titus. We are sponsored by J. William Kerr. DRnMnTlC CLUB The Dramatic Club, composed of about thirty mem- bers, was newly organized last year. Miss Frances Goodwin organized and sponsored the club. Our officers this year were James Cole, Presidcntg Clara Barclay, Vice Presidentg Esther Lee, Secretaryg and John Hathaway, Treasurer. ns is the case in most of our activities, the Dramatic Club suffers from u slight man shortage, but the senior boys came to our rescue and co-operated sploudidly. The Club presented plays at Thanksgiving, Armistice Dey, and Christmas. They also presented two short comedies in April. Among the ac- tors and actresses we noted some real talent. The pur- pose of the club is to promote an appreciation of dra- matics and to help the club members develop their act- ing ability. I NEMACOLIN SODA GRILLE BnILY'S GnRAGE NEMnCOLIN', Ps. CARMICHAELS, Ph. IDENTIFICATION HONOR SOCIETY Eirit Row: Ann Roman, Jeane Warne, Lois Dnuborman , Viola Ciosmnk, Doris Baily, Erma Jewell, Dorothy Slonukcr, Camilla Byers . Qcggnd Row: Robert Titus, Bertha Mae Hollis, Mario Colaianni, Estolla Krausc, Dortha Kerr, Wanda Bishop, Claire Barclay, William Rccvcs Qhird Row: Allan Gwynne, Gcorgc Bruda, William Kerr, Sponsor, Joe Lorinchak, Edward Kaifesh, Vnlont Rumancik DREMnTIC CLUB 31222 Row: Gene Miller, Rita Roth, Bwtty Cowell, Doris Cunningham, Helen McWilliams, Helen Bailcy, Louise Granus, Esther Lee, Ruth Thomas, Robert Williamson Second Row: Cathcrinc Randolph, Jean Miller, Lois Dauborman, Emily Titus, Edna Mae Boll, Verna Novak, Jayne Morofsky, Claire Barclay, Sophia Kasinec Qhlgg Egg: Robcrt Titus, Allan Gwynne, Frances Goodwin, Sponsor, John Hathaway, James Colo, Robert Miller, William Valcnica Row L-Donald Campbell, Paul Valle, Jack Goodman, Robert IDENTIFICATIGN . BIND Row l-Martin Folan, Harold Wilson, Rita Roth, Jack Mon- aghan, Ira Grooms, Mary Georgealis, Marcia Gland, Helen Bally, Betty Miller Row 2-Frank Nemesh, Mrs. Funk, Doris Haver, Billie Bishop, Helen Yancheck, Dortha Kerr, Dora Christopher, Helen Allayaud, Flora Baily, Lillian Snalsky, Robert Zadel RUN 3-Theadorc Marazik, antonio Centofanti, Norman Dun- lap, Daniel Brody, Paul Sharpnack, Raymond Grooms, Ridv- ard Lucas, William Reeves Titus, Aris Valli, Gregg Waters BAND The most colorful and active feature is the band. After losing so many of the bers through graduation, the band is, of ler this year. But the boys and girls of our school original mem- eourse, smal- now composing this organization arc working hard to keep it up to the high standards that have been set for it. Under the leadership of Mrs. Evelyn Funk, they have playmifur athletic meets of various kinds and paraded for patriot- ic programs as well. We hope that in spite of all the shortages of both material and men the band will keep on, because the sight and sound of one's own school band is something of which every student is proud. In addition to promoting our school pride and adding color and gaiety to our school function, the band is offering invaluable experience to those participating. tm E. nvsnv, PHOTOGRAPHER Lmemnvs cannon uasonrown, PA. CARMICHAELS, Pa. YYYQ IEHSDH00 FUTURE CRAFTSMEN OF AMERICA The F. C. A. has been a very active organization this year. Although Allan Ewart, the president, has gone into the air Corps, Bill Stockdale as vice presi- dent has ably taken over. The secretary of the club is Arthur Biddleg and the treasurer, Russel Stephenson. The sponsors of the Future Craftsmen of america are the shop teachers, Mr. Vail and Mr. Gavlak. A letter is given to all graduates of C. T. H. S. who belong to the club. Letters are to be given this year to Allan Ewart and James Cole. The present membership of the F. C. A. is fifteen. The organization has sponsored two sweater hops this year and they now are planning a banquet near the end of the school year at Cuppies. The F. C. A. has also been helpful in the war effort by making spot- ter model airplanes and for the Junior Red Cross they made ashtrays, tables, and lamps. WCW CLUB The girls' WCW Club, sponsored by Miss Harriette- Bally, is the only organized athletic group for girls in the school. Membership is obtained upon makingJ,OO0 points. Points are awarded for gym work and activities. The club sponsored two sweaterhops this year andhought pins for new members. They also sponsored the Girls' Intramural basketball tournanent for which WC'sN were awarded the champions. Viola Cioamak is president of the organization, Estelle Krause is vice president,and Gloria Zadel is secretary-treasurer. THE MIKE STAFF In spite of shortages and other such obstacles, the Mike staff undertook to continue publishingtheir nyfiken 0 The staff has not been as active as they would have likedg but they did their best, and they hope that everyone was satisfied. One of the main reasons the NMiken was published again this year was to keep our alumni in the service posted on school activities. Each of 65 boys receives a Mike each time it is published. In their many letters to Mr. Ridenour, the editor, and the staff, they leave no doubt of their appreciation. If the NMike' has giv- en them any pleasure, we feel more than repaid for hav- ing published it. HEADLEE AND SPRAGG W.-.YI-IESBU1iG , Pa . SICH'S BEnUTY SHOPPE SERTICH'S STORE ChRMICHAELS, Pa. CARMICHAELS, PAN IDENTIFICATION Fl Cl Al Row l-Robert Williamson R ' , ussel Stephenson, Billie Joe Moredock, Raymond Randolph, Frances McDermott, Darwin Venen, William Forsythe Row 2-George Vail sponsor James G , , uesman, James Cole, Robert Rutter, Melvin Bishop MCH Club Row l-Ann . , osmak, Gloria Zadel, Anna Mae Sabo, Ruth Thomas Roman, Jeanne Warne, Estelle Krause Viola Ci- Row 2-Mary Polosky Bott K l , W y u en, Betty West, Harriette Baily, sponsor,Bertha Hollis, Norma Humphreys, Katherine Alexander MIKE STAFF Row 1-Ann Roman, Ann Ziomek, Jeane Warne, Estelle Krause, Shirley Richter, Betty Connor, Rita Roth, Agatha Shaman, Anna Mao Sebo Row 2-Betty West, Viola Ciosmak, Dortha Kerr, Elsie Latsnic, Mary Paidokovich, Katherine Suder, Margaret Hol- upka, Irene Bebyak Row 3-John Shubert, Frank Wozniek, Edna Mae Bell,Churles Beily, Rudy Tarlosky, Doris Haver, Herbert Kaprive, Rob- ert Miller CKRMICHAELS FURNITURE R HARDWKRE BU V RGER HND ROTH nRMSTRONG DRUG STORE ,Q qf' X fs ww' if Y, 1, 14 umm... M , 4- 3 WM 4 -4 an A QW YN at D70 --I 2-- C3 PDF v O'-11 3419 155 U71 P... 1 l and Wood away Q Tom V8 Flnnc iikq Stilwell ff 'E 4 BernardMQ5banyi 'wil nw PetgABystgg.' WFCLL. Sma Urbany Hgpyady fwlff Jung Richard D: NMy grandpa wuz in the Civil War, and he lost a leg or arm in every battle he fot inln Ed Weido: NGee, how many battles was he in?N Richard: Nabout h0.n Y , ' , , 'i Rudy T: VI have a splinter in my fingeryn Jim Maskilf HBeen scratch- ing your heed again.n ' ' -f-----w -- 41 ' ,puinluun Mr Kerr: PGearge have you been doing any reading lateJy?W outside G. Kostaks HNo, been too cold.H Sir, its ul, , -we-1g'1-1 Bob Rice: WI want a cor- set for my wife.N Saleslady: Nwhat bust?H Bob Rice: UNO, it just wore out! Mr. Hathaway: WEveryone stand up and recite the Prayer, if you want to go to Heaven.' Everybody got up but John H. John H: WYes, but I'm not ready to go yet.N 1.7, nun Teacher: Hmake a sentence with three words, defense, defeat, and detai1.0 A little Negro boy: WA fox jumped over de fgnce, first de feet and then de' t W --1.-. , X Robert Miller: Wwhat is college bred, Dad?N Dad Qwrth son in college!! They make college bread from the flower of youth and the dough of old age.n l . , --,, ---.- Teacher: Qwhot do you call a man who keeps on taining when people are no longer interested?W Student: WA teacher.N Couldn't Be A Better ' Answer A Friend: Hwhat 'are you taking up in school?V A Elmer B. nSpace.W Scientists have proved that the humble bee has not enough wing space with which to fly. However, the bumble bee does not know this and flies any- Ways l I iq, A little colored boy was strangely enough, strol- ling through a cemetry, reading the inscriptions on the bomb stones. He came to one which read: but sleeping-W his head, he WNot dead, Scratching said to himself, NDat guy ain't felling nobody but hisoelf, is the ability Will power to eat one salted peanut. l , , ,, W, ll, 1 D-vu . , wg f-xg-uv-1. f. 1i Estell Urause: WI was out spoken at the meeting of the Girls WCW NClub.N A Friend: WThut's funny, I didn't think anyone could outspeek ygg.N , , Y, l , ,v Herb K: WDarling, do you want to marry a one-eyed man?W I. Babyak: WCertainly not.' Herb. K: WThen let me carry your unbrella.W 1 gli 2, A list of winners at a recent picnic was announced as follows: WMra. Venen won the lad- ies' rolling pin throwing contest by hurling a pin 75 feet, W NMr. Venen won the 100 yard dash.W augur:-u,'l9u15-.-1-qs-u Navy Officer: NYou can follow your regular trade in the Navy. W Bill Reeves: nBut, I used to be e cowboy.N Officer: 'So what? You can be a cook and ride tho range in the gallery.N A Q1 Y I Vera B. What do you call a person who drives e cnr?N Julia F: That depends on how close he cones to ne.W A. 5Human: Well, at least I'n patriotic. J. Goodisht What do you mean? A. Shaman: I have a boy at every port. Mother: Oh, Sonny! You fell in the mud with your new punts on, Sonny McMahon: Well, Mom, I fell so fest I didn't have time to take them offi 1,,,,5 ,l Mr. Crego: What happens when the body is lowered into a tub of warm water? Jack Goodman: The tele- phone rings. .II-iSL In pun: -, --.-, ns F. Nemesh: WDU you know how to make nnti-Freeze?W D. Campbell: WNo.N F. Nemesh: UHide her red flanne1s.N Book Salesman: WSee this book. It will do half of your school work.N J. Hunyedy: UGimme two quickln -1nilu1,, gun nn Miss Steele: Wwhen you are asleep, your heed re- minds me of a story.' ' Charles Logoda: Wwhat, Sleeping Beauty?W Miss Steele: NNo, Sleepy Hellom.N Bobby Nickler: to a splen didly uniformed bystender: WShay call me a cab, nic, will ya?W Splendidly uniformed by- stander: My good nan, I am not e door man: I am a Naval Officer. Bobby Nickler: Wawright then, call me gotta get home. 3 bonu. ft A 2' FN FW fXP '5 !'X!',J x13lX fx 1 I I I r 1 n u 5. 1 -X -ml , I' 5: f .X I 1 ji , -Y K . , , ,J , I 'A--4'-'M' f 'M-L,vL1.JC.f-W1 X ' ' ' ' ' Y I A A-' If if x f 4 if 1 f ' Q K 1, 1 3 . lm rj ' 1 4 ' .+ f 4. -ff X 1 Q