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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1953 volume:

Cumberlander The 1953 Published by the Students of CUMBERLAND TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL Volume 24 Carmichaels Pennsylvania Dedication For the first time in the history of Cumberland Township High School, the coveted WPIAL Class B Football Championship has been won by a Cumber- land Team. In bringing this honor to our school, it took hard work on the part of the players and coaches alike. Therefore as a small token of our gratitude, we, the student body of Cum- berland Township High School, dedicate the Cumberlander of 1953 to the foot- ball team and their fine coaches, Mr. Cree and Mr. Stuvek. WPIAL Class B' Champs First row: T. Jaynes, H. Hartman, C. Gdovka, F. Herczyk, R. McLaughlin, J. Girgas, D. Kowaleski, J. Firestone, W. Reynolds, E. Yowler, B. Kennedy. Second row: J. Haught, R. Brand, J. Gray, G. Krosinger, K. Nopwasky, T. Kap- rive, T. Colbert, J. Urda, J. Cielensky, J. Jazwa, E. Bandish, F. Ward, L. Krutko. Coach A. Cree. Third row: G. John- son, A. Reposky, R. Kromer, P. Boord, R. Colbert, D. Johnson, W. Shaffer, B. Reynolds, W. Swihart, J. Smith, R. Yarish, C. Hopton, J. Waslousky, Assistant Coach, F. Stuvek. Fourth row: D. Horkey, R. Pevarnik, P. Baily, J. Haw- ley, M. Krewasky, B. Luxner, D. Whipkey, J. Kesock, G. Dudley, J. Rudolph, L. Visnesky, A. Smith, Manager, J. Me- Osker. CUMBERLAND 40 ZELIENOPLE 14 CUMBERLAND 12 WILMERDING 6 CUMBERLANDER EDITORS—First row: J. Urda, H. Hartley, D. Cutler, P. Long, M. L. Gwynne, B. Podobinsky, N. Plues. Second row: G. Kowalewski, T. Krewasky, C. Beam, J. Walters, R. Glad, O. Shimek, M. Lepchinsky, B. J. Kowa- lewski. BUSINESS MANAGERS Seated: B. Willis, J. Kessler, J. Baily, J. Gideon. Standing: G. Ful- ler, J. A. Butler, S. Jumber, M. Brody. TYPISTS Seated: A. Wasko, N. Helmick, M. A. Lewis. Standing: J. Kaus, N. Nopwaskey, J. Crago. — 4 — ADMINISTRATION I should like to take this opportunity to express my appreciation to all of you stu- dents for the fine spirit of cooperation ex- emplified in the successful completion of the many and varied activities within the school. It is with great pride and pleasure that your growth socially, as well as physically, mental- ly, and morally is observed as you assume the responsibilities of carrying out these pro- grams. I congratulate you and offer my sin- cere best wishes to all. D. P. Venen MR. D. P. VENEN Principal Many years ago someone said, “True order of learning should be—first, what is necessary; next, what is useful; and then, what is ornamental.” As I accept this oppor- tunity to congratulate the class of 1953, I trust that we have not strayed too far from that “true order of learning.” J. William Kerr MR. J. W. KERR Assistant Principal BOARD OF EDUCATION The Board of Education wishes this school to keep the ideals of Americanism as set forth by our forefathers. We endeavor to preserve these ideals for future generations and to guard against any false doctrines which aim to destroy our freedom and way of life. It is the ambition of the Board of Education to maintain the high standards for which the school was instituted. In this way we hope to send out a class better prepared to take a place in world affairs each year. Wilbur Lint, President W. LINT President J. MIORANZA W. BOBER F. VOLCHKO V. COLLINS Don’t get your hands dirty. School Marm. Working hard? Nice Pose. FACULTY MR. J. W. KERR MISS STEELE MR. CREE MISS ERSAGOVICH MRS. CHRISTOPHER MR. DOYLE MISS WILSON MR. DAVIS MR. CRAGO MRS. FUNK MR. GAVLAK MISS BAILY FACULTY MR. STUVEK MISS GOODWIN MR. PALONE MISS ROSS MRS. CRAGO MR. HARTLEY MRS. HARTLEY MR. HATHAWAY MR. FRANKS MRS. BAILY MR. VAIL MRS. GDOVKA ROTARY ENTERTAINS Who owns the place? Stubs? Get an education first. Throw the bum out! Bring on the dessert. You Guys Hungry? Congratulations. TO---------------------------- te tenter, Ken Nop- l arry Krutko, SgBaO olbert. Andy Thefi longest mt [ike -20 irA ne ' awi ie ttmvnuvwn. vm me yuempi ior extra point Krutko was stop ed short on Carmichaels kicked off to VVil erding and when the ball owned on lilt W-39. the qu nded. The Wildcats star rive at the start of rk d and went 61 y here Pete Manzo oro one yard ;nt Manzo i •y for the e as short am ffslde at S. Just befo brought leir feet wi the W 24 ora behind ounds. On the olbert fumbled overed to stall th Carmichaels came [fcht at the start of alf and took the kick-o 9-yard march into Wl ert then broke away on the right deline and roared into touch-(300 own land aided by a key bloc hj;:i si v Jim Haught who took out the « by ist Wildcat player on the W-5 to thing stands out be WPlAL’s Mikes Rout Glassport ie line smash. Score Yourchik. Center—Nopwasky. U lensky, Co Ik Krutko, Bonifield and Buch That team was selected of Carmichaels, Ben ferson, Vic Lapkowu rg and Joe Zales CLASSES with g Standard ach of the e team ol e back e linemi tains are annua) togers- iynesburg; till; Jim Gre- Town; Ralph Haught, FnTichaels. winning| tefror' oh bftfcnse' and a destru the winning six points. Krutko fstreak j f 21 games in a row and| tjve force on defense unequaleo , f ake the gr if such a me up. current honor Jei ves tlie Democrat Silver Awar Carmichaels’ fh Of 1948. Billy Cihon who have been honored. Other players who figu contention for the award th were Jefferson’s John Y; Center Townships Lewis and Carmichaels’ Lawrence 5 died again' on a xtra point. Score The final period ive Mike fans a rove to the • W-3 unt, the ball going ne for a touehba ►lays. Manzo then i aunched a long ndzone to Ha role •ailed the flying o ► arent touchdown ials detected the ng and handed t! icnalty to the C-4t Unshaken by the hen l lipped anoiht neodore who caug! .as downed on the own hut again the aught holding an ty. In a desperat he clock Manzo rif Hail! Hail! The gangs all here! driving Rain Postpones B -lass B Gam 'icerj but 1 CarrnichaeIs' Jimmy Jerry Urrta wh0 waS usually tou.nd WASeS1 US.Sisa « � ■ ........ iARLEROl. Nov. 21-1 rain whigh fell hea tri-state region cau ponement of tonigl AL Class B football een the Carmichael the Wildcats from High School. � e postponement w 5 to Coach Lou Nemi cats as the delay giv f his injured stars ce to recuperate. •s the delay was a ket tment as the Green were ready and rarii hen the WPIAL gr ed the gridiron thJ the turf was a sog h would have ban elevens. After a co as decided to play he Charleroi Hi fh lay night at 8 o’cloc r the paying fans ponement was a relief, fo the expected 5,000 cuai as qwa; or a 63- •here ht ind on empt likes ■JL Wrnr Q±h Sira iff Vi t Wim U THE LIONS CLUB PRESENT AWARDS First row: K. Forsyth, W. Long, J. McCullough, J. Urda, M. Lucas, A. Cree, F. Stuvek, L. Willis. Second row: J. Cielen- sky, L. Visnesky, R. Brand, K. Nopwasky, J. Jazwa. Third row: T. Colbert, R. Kromer, T. Kaprive, G. Krosinger, F. Ward, J. Gray, L. Krutko, J. Haught. The Lions Club of Carmichaels presents certificates to all lettermen. Urda receives Lions Club trophy for leadership, sportsmanship, and athletic ability. All in a gala mood! Colbert receives an award. SENIORS President Vice President Secretary Treasurer J. Urda M. Stofcheck C. Tyransky J. Kessler To you, the class of 54, we pass The seniority of our class. May you hold the honor high, Never, never let it die. To you, the class of 55, we leave The hope and power to achieve The nobility of fair-play, May you use it in every way. To you, the class of 56, we depart Leaving to you, we hope, a kinder heart And success in everything you do. We wish all this and more to you. To one and all in our dear school, The key to success is the Golden Rule. Always look upward to the sky And don’t forget dear Cumberland High. The Seniors SENIORS Jo Ann Baily Jo Carmichaels Commercial Activities: Camera Club 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3; American History Club 2; Reading Club Probationary Library Council 1; Library Council 2, 3, 4; Home Ec. Club 3, 4, Vice Pres. 4; Cumb rlander Staff 3, 4; Gym Program 1; Typing Club 3, 4. Big brown eyes has Jo Ann, She'll have no trouble getting her Robert Baronie Pinhead Nemacolin General Activities: Observation Post 4. Pinhead’s always getting into something, We know someday he’ll sprout wings. June Baily June Carmichaels Commercial Activities: Band 2, 3, 4; Reading Club 1; Typing Club 3, 4; Mike Staff 4; Gym Program 1. “June has such pretty blonde curls. And is quite a favorite with boys and girls . Charles E. Beam Leech Carmichaels General Activities: Reading Club 1; Junior Classical League 2, 3, 4; Cumberland- er Staff 3, 4; Scholastic Club 2, 3, 4; Mike Staff 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 4; French Club 3, 4; Track Mgr. 2, 3, 4. Our Leech upon the stage can act, He sure is good and that's a fact. Helen Balog Helen Crucible Commercial Activities: Commercial Club 3, 4; Junior Classical League 1. Helen hasn't much to say, But we like her gentle way . Charles L. Beatty, Jr. Charles Cumberland Village Academic Activities: Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Ameri- can History Club 2; Junior Classical League 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor So- ciety 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Student Teacher 3. Charles he likes to draw, And with his work there's not a flaw. Jerome Edward Bandish Ed Carmichaels Academic Activities. F.C.A. 3, 4; Senior Stand- ing Committee 4; Varsity C Club 3, 4; WPIAL Football Champs 4. Football is our Eddie's game, Without him it won’t be the same. Shirley Ann Barnhart Shirl Nemacolin Academic Activities: Girls’ Gym Program 1; Junior Classical League 1, 2, 3, 4; American History Club 2; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 4. Shirley is a studious lass, Quite an asset to our class. Beverly Louise Benton Bev Carmichaels Commercial Activities: Mapletown l! 2 From Mapletown Beverly came, Their loss was our gain. Helen Priscilla Biddle Priss Carmichaels Academic Activities: Student Council 3, Sec. 3; Junior Classical League 2, 3, 4; Girls Athletic Association 2, 3, 4; Sec. 3; Treas. 4; Reading Club 1; Home Ec. Club 2, 3, 4, Treas. 3, Pres. 4; Intra- mural Basketball Champs 3; Gym Program; 1 National Honor Society 4. A popular girl is our Priss, She is one that we will miss. SENIORS Paul Billick Butch Crucible General “Quite a helpful lad is Paul, Not too short, and not too tall” Carole Jean Buck Carole Nemacolin Commercial Activities: Band 1; G.A.A. 4; Gym Program 1; Mike Staff 4. “Carole is a popular gal, And to everyone a pal Doris Joan Bizub Do Do Nemacolin Commercial Activities: Gym Program 1; Band 2, 3, 4; Freshman Reading Club 1; Art Club 2; Chorus 3; Minstrel 3. “Do Do is so short and cute And liked by everyone to boot. John Robert Clarchick Pinky Rices Landing Academic Activities: Mike Staff 4; St. Vincent’s High School 1, 2, 3. “Pinky from St. Vincents came, Our class is glad to add his name ' Marjorie Elizabeth Blaker Margie Carmichaels Commercial Activities: Reading Club 1; Chorus 2; Commercial Club 3, 4, Sec. 3. 4; Home Ec. Club 3, 4; Typing Club 3, 4, Treas. 4. “Her outstanding traits are hair and eyes, Marjorie's quiet, but very wise. Ralph La Monte Brand Ralph Carmichaels Academic Activities: Mapletown 1, 2; (Hi-Y; Nature Club; National Honor Society; Baseball 2; Football 2; Basketball 2); Baseball 3, 4; Football 4; Basketball 3, 4; Varsity C Club 4; WPIAL Foot- ball Champs 4. “Ralph is a football lad. Always gay, never sad” Clarence D. Brown Pat Carmichaels Academic Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Reading Club 1; American History Club 2; Junior Standing Com- mittee 3. “Clarence is a boy in the band, And we all think that he is grand.” Carl L. Clark Carl Carmichaels General Activities. Track Team. “We are glad that Carl is here, The school will miss him so, next Patricia Ann Clark Pat Carmichaels Commercial Activities: Gym Program 1; Cumber- lander Staff 3; Typing Club 3, 4; Chorus 1; Home Ec. Club 4. “Patty is seen around each day, And her personality is sure O.K Constance Lee Descaro Connie Nemacolin Commercial Activities: Art Club 1, 2; Gym Pro- gram 1; Freshman Reading Club 1. “Connie has eyes so big and brown, It’s always a joy when she is around ” SENIORS John Tony DiBiase Butch Carmichaels Industrial Arts Activities: Band 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 2, 3. “John plays in the band, And he's always ready to lend a hand’ James Gray Jim Nemacolin Commercial Activities: Boys “C” Club 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basket- ball 3, 4; WPrAL Football Champs 4. We like Jim, because he’s kind, A better lad is hard to find.” Jerome Drost Jerry Nemacolin General Activities: Track 2; Science Club 4. We hate so much to lose Jerome, Far and wide he’s sure to roam.” Paul Edwin Guisler Wimple Carmichaels General Activities: Track 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Wimple’s red hair can always be seen, When he’s practicing with our track team” Dolores Betty Fuddla Betty Carmichaels Commercial Activities: Art Club 1; Gym Program 1. Betty is a tiny maid. Of hard work she's not afraid ” Dorothy Ann Hartley Dorothy Rices Landing Academic Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 4; G.A.A. 3, 4, Pres. 4; Junior Classical League 2, 3, 4; Gym Program 1. Dorothy to be a nurse is bound, A better one will not be found ” Gloria Fuller Gloria Carmichaels Commercial Activities: Orchestra 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Council 2; Freshman Reading Club 1; Mike Staff 3, 4; Cumberlander Staff 4; G.A.A. 3, 4; Gym Program 1. Gloria has a pretty face. And in her clothes shows good taste” Leila Jane Gideon Jane Carmichaels Commercial Activities: Home Ec. Club 2, 3, 4; Junior Standing Committee 3; Cum- berlander Staff 4; Junior Red Cross 4. Jane talks a lot, but not very loud, Except when she's out with her own gay crowd.” Harold Minor Hartley Minor Carmichaels Academic Activities: Student Council 1; Junior Classical Club 1. 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3; Sci- ence Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 3; Scho- lastic Club 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 4, Pres. 4; Junior Class Secre- tary 3; Cumberlander Staff 3, 4, Edi- tor 4. As a leader, Harold is great, A success in life will be his fate.” Nancy Helmick Nanc Carmichaels Commercial Activities: Art Club 1, 2; Junior Red Cross 3, 4; Gym Program 1; Chorus 1, 2;‘G.A.A. 3, 4; Basketball Champs 2; Pinball Champs 2; Cumberlander Staff 4. Nancy does all she can to please, She’s a good sport, but likes to tease” SENIORS Shiela V. Hewitt Midnight Carmichaels Commercial Activities: Mapletown 1; Chorus 2; Band 2; Basketball Champs 3; Junior Red Cross 4. •Shiela hailed from Mapletown, We are glad our school she found.” John J. Jazwa Yogi Nemacolin Academic Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Base- ball 1. 2. 3, 4; Varsity C Club 2, 3, 4; Camera Club 2, 3; History Club 2; Class Pres. 2; Student Council 4, Treas. 4; Intramural Basketball Champs 4; Junior Red Cross 3; WPIAL Football Champs 4. Yogi likes to talk a lot, But with his talk we find no fault.” Matthew Hillsman Matt Nemacolin Academic Activities: Track 2, 3, 4; Boy’s C Club 3, 4; Science Club 4. “Matt's a boy who likes to read, And when he runs shows lots of speed.” Carol Ann Jensen Carol Carmichaels General Activities: Marjorette 1, 2, 3; Home Ec. Club 2, 4; Junior Standing Com- mittee 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Junior Red Cross 4. “Carol's eyes are very blue, She has a smile for everyone too.” Charles E. Hopton Sid Carmichaels Commercial Activities: Boy’s C Club 2, 3, 4; Man- ager 2, 3, 4; Football 4; Observation Patrol 4; Junior Red Cross 3, 4. “Sid is liked by one and all, We know his star will not fall.” Donald Lee Johnson Peachie Carmichaels General Activities: Football 1, 2, 4; Basketball 1; Georges High School 1; WPIAL Football Champs 4. “Peachie is a football lad, When he departs we’ll all be sad.” Albert W. Hoyack Boots Nemacolin General Activities: French Club 3, 4; Volley- ball Champs 4: Art Club 1, 2; Obser- vation Post 4; Intramural Basketball Champs 3; Track Manager 1, 2, 3; Junior Red Cross 2, 3; Senior Stand- ing Committee 4: Band 1, 2, 3. “Boots we like as well we should. He always did the best he could.” Patricia Hughes Patty Carmichaels Commercial Activities: Springdale High School 1, 2. “We like Patty as she is, At making friends she’s quite a whiz” Shirley Ann Jumber Shir Nemacolin Commercial Activities: Art Club 3; Home Ec. Club 3, 4: Typing Club 3, 4; Pres. 4; Cumberlander Staff 4; Gym Program 1. “Our Shirley has clothes galore, And always seems to be getting more.” Thomas Christopher Kaprive Ace Nemacolin Academic Activities: Football 1, 2. 3. 4; Base- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Stu- dent Council 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4: Varsity C Club 2, 4; Junior Classical League 2, 3, 4: American History Club 2, Pres. 2; Mike Staff 2, 3, 4; Intramural Basketball Champs 4; Junior Red Cross 3, 4; WPIAL Football Champs 4. “Ace is our Student Council man. And always tops from where we stand.” SENIORS Josephone Jean Katusa Babe Carmichaels Commercial Activities: Gym Program 1; Home Ec. Club 2, 3, 4, Sec. 2, 3, 4; Com- mercial Club 3, 4; Typing Club 3, 4; Student Council 4, Sec. 4. “Jo is sweet and pretty too, And a friend she’ll be to you James F. Kessler Jimmy Crucible General Activities: Boy’s C Club 2, 3, 4, Treas. 4; Sophomore Class Treas. 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Cumberlander Staff 4. “All the girls rave about Jim, Of course he has a way with them.” George Krosinger, Jr. Bencie Nemacolin General Activities: Boy’s C Club 3, 4; Intra- mural Champs 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; WPIAL Football Champs 4. “ Bencie’s on our football team, Holding that line he’s always seen.” Ann Marie Krovocheck Mitzi Nemacolin Commercial Activities: Chorus 1, 2; Typing Club 3, 4: Commercial Club 3, 4; G.A.A. 4; Mike Staff 3, 4; Probationary Li- brary Council 3, 4; Reading Club 1; Home Ec. Club 4. “Ann Marie, for whom we care, Has such beautiful wavy hair.” Wayne Robert Kocielek Kutch Nemacolin Academic Activities: French Club 3, 4; Intra- mural Basketball Champs 4; Volley Ball Champs 4; Observation Post 4; Junior Red Cross 2, 3; Track Mana- ger 2. “A lovable lad is our Kutch, We like him very, very much” Melvin John Krutko Krutty Carmichaels General Activities: F.C.A. 1. 2, 3, Vice Pres. 2, Sec. 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; American History Club 2, Sec. 2: National Honor Society 4. “Krutty we think is the best, What ever he does, he does with zest.” Frances Koroly Francey Nemacolin Commercial Activities: Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Gym Program 1; Student Council 3; Com- mercial Club 3, 4, Pres. 3, 4; Typing Club 3, 4; Junior Red Cross 3, 4; Mike Staff 3, 4; Home Ec. Club 4. “Quiet Fran is liked by all, She’d never do anything mean or small.” Nancy Lee Lavins Nancy Rices Landing Commercial Activities: Gym Program 1. “Nancy is quiet and oh so shy, Life will never pass her by” Betty Jane Krause Jane Crucible Commercial Activities: Gym Program 1; Mike Staff 3, 4; Junior Red Cross 3, 4. “Betty, to us has been a friend, She will stay true until the end.” Marlene Ann Lepchinsky Mar Nemacolin Commercial Activities: Band 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Commercial Club, 3, 4; G.A.A. 3, 4;’Cumberlander Staff 4; Gym Program 1; Basketball Champs 2, 3; Pinball Champs 2. “Marlene has a beautiful voice, And of course she is our choice.” SENIORS John Ronald Lewandowsky Levie Nemacolin General Activities: Camera Club 3, 4. “Levie t always willing to lend a hand, We know someday he’ll be a great Mary Ann Lewis Mary Arm Carmichaels Commercial Activities: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Major- ette 1, 2, 3, 4; Head Majorette 4: Cumberlander Staff 4; Mike Staff 3, 4; Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Art Club 1, 2; Scholastic Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3, Treas. 3: Reading Club 1; Probation- ary Library Council 1, 2; G.A.A. 3, 4; Junior Red Cross 2, 3, 4: Minstrel 3, 4; Gym Program 1; Intramural Basketball Champs 2; Intramural Pin- ball Champs 2; National Honor Soci- ety 4. “Our head majorette is she, And of course that’s where she ought to be Merrill Raymond Livingston Buzz Carmichaels Industrial Arts Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 2, 3. Buzzy plays the trumpet hot, We feel someday he’ll be on top. ’ Peter Edward Marinoff Pete Nemacolin Commercial “Pete was out to do his best, And of course he passed the test.” Bernard Adam John Markulic Bernie Carmichaels General Activities: F.C.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4: Art Club 2; Student Council 4; Vol- leyball Champs 4; Intramural Basket- ball Champs 2. “Bernie has pretty curly hair, And a friend like him is very rare.” Neva Lorraine McMinn Neva Carmichaels Commercial Activities: Gym Program 1; Chorus 1, 2: Majorette 1, 2, 3; Mike Staff 3, 4; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres. 4; Typ- ing Club 3, 4. Sec. 5; Art Club 1, 2, 3, Vice Pres. 3, 4: Minstrel 3; Basket- ball Champs 2. “Neva is our red-haired joy, Always cute and ever so coy.” Patricia Jane Long Patty Rice Landing Academic Activities: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Gym Program 1; Minstrel 3, 4; Junior Classical League 1, 2; American History Club 2; Scholastic Club 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 4; Cumberlander Staff 1, 4. “Our Patty has a golden voice, It will take her to the spot of her choice” John Michael McOsker Doc Nemacolin General Activities: Boy’s C Club 3, 4; Man- ager Football 3, 4; Manager Basket- ball 3. “Always in trouble is our John, But of him we’re very fond.” Darlene Mansell Dar Carmichaels Academic Activities: Art Club 2. 3, 4; Junior Classical League 2, 3, 4; Basketball Championship 2, 4. “Darlene likes a skating to go Could it be she’s found a beau?” Elizabeth Louise Metroka Betty Carmichaels Academic German Twp. High School 1, 2, 3; Activities: Junior Red Cross 4; Min- strel 4. “Betty came from German Twp. High, We’re glad that to them she said good-bye!” SENIORS Bernard Andrew Mrazek Andy Nemacolin General “We all like our quiet Andy, We at! think he’s just dandy. Paula Sloboda Palone Paula Nemacolin Commercial Activities: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheer- leader 1, 2, 3; Art Club 1; Gym Pro- gram 1; Minstrel 3; Mike Staff 3, 4. “Paula is our married girl. Always sweet and quite a pearl. Robert D. Mundell Bob Carmichaels Academic Activities: Junior Classical League 1, 2, 3, 4: Scholastic Club 2, 3, 4; Na- tional Honor Society 4. “Bob loves to play the baritone, And has a talent all his own. John Albert Pumper Sonny Nemacolin Academic Activities: F.C.A. 2, 3, 4: Boy’s Chor- us 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4. “With gusto Johnny plays the sax. You can’t deny, these are the facts. William Nagy Bill Carmichaels Industrial Arts “Bill is very tall and slim, But there is a lot of good in him.” Noel Dudley Ralston Hot-Rod Carmichaels Academic Activities: Student Council 1; F.C.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice President Sophomore Class; Intramural Basketball Champ 2; Junior Classical League 3, 4; Senior Standing Committee. “A nicer boy cannot be found, For higher things Noel is bound.” Grace Audrey Nopwasky Sonny Activities: Gym Program 1; Band 1, 2; Chorus 1, 2; Reading Club 1, 2; Junior Red Cross 2, 3, 4; Probationary Library Council 2; Home Ec. Club 2, 3. 4. “Grace is not the least bit shy, But to be a sport she’ll always try.” Mary Louise Rapchack Mary Lou Nemacolin Commercial Activities: Art Club 1, 2, 3, Sec. 2, 3; Band 1. 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Minstrel 3; Mike Staff 3, 4. “Mary Lou has hair of blonde, And of clarinet playing she’s very fond. Janet Palcko Jan Nemacolin Commercial Activities: Reading Club 1; Gym Pro- gram 1; Mike Staff 3. 4. “Janet has eyes that are so pretty, Usually laughing and saying some- thing witty. i t Betty Jean Rich Bets Nemacolin Commercial “Betty is so neat and slim, May her star never grow dim. SENIORS Nickolas James Sargiovanni Nick Crucible General “Nick is liked by one and all, His popularity will never fall.” Constance Marie Stepanic Con Nemacolin Commercial Activities: Minstrel 3; Gym Program 1; Reading Club 1; Chorus 2, 3; Red Cross 3, 4; Science Club 3, 4; Proba- tionary Library Council 1, 2; Library Council 3, 4. “She always has lots to say, Of course, that’s our Connie’s way.” Norbert Robert Schifko Norb Crucible General Activities: Boy’s C Club 2, 3, 4; Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 4. “Norbie is our basketball star, We all hope, he will go far.” Aldine Shirley Stewart Spike Carmichaels General Activities: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 4: Band 1, 2; Minstrel 3, 4; Reading Club 1; Orchestra 1, 2. “Aldine has a lot of zing, And she likes to dance and sing.” Ora Arvestia Shimek Brown Eyes Carmichaels Academic Activities: All County Band 3, 4; Minstrel 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Girl’s Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Soci- ety 4, Sec. 4; Cumberlander Staff 4; Junior Classical League 1, 2, 3, 4. Ora is an all around miss. We know she’ll find her wedded bliss.” Michael Robert A. Stofcheck Mike Carmichaels Academic Activities: National Honor Society 3, 4: Junior Classical League 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice President of Senior Class: Cam- era Club 2, 3. 4, Vice President 3; Baseball 1, 2; Football 2; Scholastic Club 1, 2. 3, 4. “Mike is Vice President of our class, He’ll do his best for every lad and lass. Shirley Diana Sprague Jellybean Crucible Commercial Activities: Probationary Library Council 1; Library Council 2, 3, 4; Junior Red Cross 3, 4; F.B.G.A. 3, 4, Vice Pres. 4; Commercial Club 3, 4; Gym Program 1; Home Ec. Club 4. A joke she always has to tell. We know that Shirley will do quite well.” Don Ira Titus Donnie Carmichaels Academic Activities: Junior Classical League 1, 2, 3, 4; Boy’s Chorus 3, 4; Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Don is a very musical guy. We know that his music will never die.” Genevieve Patricia Sredinsky Jen Nemacolin Commercial Activities: Commercial Club 3, 4; Mike Staff 3, 4; Camera Club 1, 2; Gym Program 1; Probationary Library Council 1, 2. Our Jen is so very neat. To be with her is a treat.” Eleanor Jean Tividor Ely Nemacolin Commercial Activities: Library Council 2, 3, 4; Typing Club 4. “Eleanor has a pleasing way, She never has too much to say.” SENIORS Joanne Veronica Tomko Jo Nemacolin Commercial Activities: Chorus 2, 3; Gym Program 1; Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Ameri- can Red Cross 2, 3, 4; Minstrel 3. “Joanne is always lull of fun, We'll surely miss her when she’s gone. Jerome Gabriel Urda Urts Nemacolin General Activities: Camera Club 1, 2; Boy’s C Club 2, 3, 4; Freshman Class Treas- urer; Student Council 2; Junior Class President; Senior Class President; In- tramural Basketball Champs 4; French Club 3, 4; WPIAL Football Champs 4. ’Urts’ is president of our class, Always first, never last RayTressler Chesty Nemacolin Academic Activities: Junior Classical League 1, 2, 3. 4. Treas. 2, 3; Varsity C Club 2, 3. 4; Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4; Athletic Manager 1,2, 3, 4; Junior Class Treas. 3; Scholastic Club 2, 3. 4. Vice Pres. 3; National Honor Society 4; Student Council 4; American History Club 2. “Ray makes A’s in all his grades, And his popularity never fades.’’ Charles Edwin Utterback Rip Crucible General Activities: Probationary Library Council 1; Baseball 1, 2. 4; Basket- ball 1; Football 2; Volleyball Champs 4: Basketball Champs 1; F.C.A. 2, 3. 4. “Charlie always makes the grade, His fame and fortune will be made. Carl E. Tyransky Buz Carmichaels General Activities: F.C.A. 2, 3, 4; Junior Red Cross 3; Track Manager; Intramural Volleyball Champs 4; Senior Class Secretary 4. “Carl’s a boy we’re glad to know. We’ll surety hate to see him go.” Lucille Marie Valli Lou Nemacolin Academic Activities: Student Council 1; Chorus 1. 2, 4; Junior Classical League 3, 4; Mike Staff 1. 2, 3. 4; Editor 4; Sci- ence Club 3, 4; Junior Red Cross 2, 3, 4: Cumberlander Staff 3; Senior Standing Committee: Gym Program 1. “Lucille is editor of the Mike, And everyone does she like. Robert James Udovich Iggy Crucible General “Iggy is a boy of the farm, But that doesn't alter his manner or charm. James Phillips Vargo Jim Carmichaels Industrial Arts Activities: Band 2, 3, 4; Football 1. Jimmy plays the big bass horn We hope from us he’ll not be torn Shirley Mae Urban Shirl Crucible Commercial Activities: Commercial Club 3, 4; Library Council 3, 4; Junior Red Cross 3, 4; Probationary Library Council 1, 2; Gym Program 1. We like Shirley’s gay attire. And she’s a girl that we admire. Frances Catherine Viola Francev Crucible Commercial Activities: Junior Red Cross 3, 4. Oh, we like our Fran so much, We hope with her we never lose touch. Matthew Francis Volchko Buzzy Crucible Industrial Arts Activities: Boy’s C Club 2, 3, 4 Boy’s Chorus 2, 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Mana- ger Track Team 1; Manager of Base- ball 2; Manager of Basketball 3; Man- ager of Football 3, 4. “Mat has pretty curly hair, And in every thing he's fair. Theodore N. Volchko Fats Crucible Academic Activities: American History Club 2: Boy’s C Club 3, 4: Athletic Manager 2, 3. 4. Teddy likes to read a lot, We know he's one that will be sought. Arlene Dolores Vrana Shorty Carmichaels Commercial Activities: Home Ec Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, Sec. 4: National Honor Society 4; Typing Club 3, 4; Com- mercial Club 3, 4: Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Head Cheerleader 4; G.A.A. 3, 4; Probationary Library Council 1; Reading Club 1; Gym Program. Dolores is our head cheerleader. And as tor pep, you can't beat her. Audrey Jean Waggett Aud Nemacolin General Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 3; All County Band 3; G.A.A. 3, 4; National Honor Society 4; Basketball Champs 3. Audrey’s eyes are greenish-blue, A friendly word she has for you. Franklin Delano Roosevelt Ward Roosie Nemacolin General Activities: Boy’s C Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice Pres. 4; Football 1. 2, 3. 4; WPIAL Football Champs 4. Roosie is a lad so gay. We'll miss him when he goes away. (Not pictured) Arthur Helmick Smoky Carmichaels Industrial Arts Joseph William Waslousky Joe Crucible General Activities: Student Council 3; Boy’s C Club 2. 3, 4; Manager 1. 2, 3, 4. Joe is such a quiet boy And to everyone a joy.” Bonnie Lee Willis Bonnie Carmichaels General Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Probation- ary Library Council 1, 2: Orchestra 2, 3; Junior Classical League 3, 4; Minstrel 3: Cumberlander Staff 4: Gym Program 1; Junior Red Cross 4. Bonnie plays the piano well. And to us she's perfectly swell.” Darlene Elma Willis Dar Carmichaels Commercial Activities: Commercial Club 3, 4: Scholastic Club 3, 4; Probationary Li- brary Council 1, 2: Gym Program 1; Cheerleader 2, 3. 4; Reading Club 1. A pretty girl is our Darlene, She's always kind, never mean. Joseph Frank Zalar Joe Carmichaels Academic Activities: Band 2, 3. 4: Orchestra 3; Student Council 2, 4: National Honor Society 4: Scholastic Club 2, 3, 4; American History Club 2. Musical is Joe and handsome too, When he’s around you're never blue. John Zorich Spike Crucible General Activities: F.C.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1; Track 2. % Spike is not a quiet lad, But. yet fun with him we’ve had.” From our Arthur there’s never a sound, JUNIORS TO THE SENIORS: You came to high school ready to start, Your Freshman year with an eager heart; And when your Sophomore year was done You found that high school could be fun. Your Junior year so quickly flew, And now this last year, then you’re through. Have all these years just been in vain, Or have you really made a gain? And so our thoughts will always be, With you the class of 53. To you go wishes for success, Good fortune, luck, and happiness. The Juniors — 27 — JUNIORS ROOM 1A First row: T. Wheeler, M. Willis, H. Tewell, R. Swift, M. Barnhart, R. Zorich, S. Zadell, M. J. Urbany, L. Whoolery, D. Yoders. Second row: Mrs. Hartley, M. A. Udovich, S. Wilson, J. Yandura, T. Tekavec, L. Visnes- ky, A. Wasko, A. Villa, M. Wiggins. ROOM 2 First row: N. Harris, R. Fabery, I. Fleming, D. Babyak, C. Fetsko, P. Juracko, T. Colbert. M. L. Gwynne, G. Drocton, J. Ellenberger, E. Bair, J. Babyak, C. Brashear. Second row: Mr. Crago, S. Ketz, D. Jewel, J. Kesock, R. Flenniken, T. Krewasky. Third row: L. Bystry, P. Havanas, J. Burvan, R. Gazy, E. Journic, G. Johnson, F. Birch, J. Barnhart, L. Clark, T. Baresich, G. Gomez, J. A. Butler. — 28 — ROOM 5 First row: N. Clark, B. Kennedy, J. Norris, J. Kaus, C. Gibson, A. Djakovich, N. Brewer, M. Brody, T. Jaynes, F. McMinn, A. Helmick. T. McMinn. Second row: Miss Ross, L. Flenniken, C. Fuller, N. Nopwaskey. W. Aspey, J. Bizub, R. Fabery, R. Kromer, B. J. Kowalewski, D. Hughes, M. Miller. Third row: J. Crago, S. Livingston. S. Haney, D. Grooms, G. Harbaugh, G. Leasure, B. Menhart, B. Markiewich, D. Monchlovich, B. Mason. ROOM 6 First row: B. Podobinsky, B. Morton, N. Pinkney, J. Sanner, B. Shaffer, R. Myers, H. Pareigis, J. Stypula, W. Luxner, J. Roberts, A. Stewart, M. Steele, J. Pumper. Second row: P. Pordash, M. Spitzler, C. Watts, L. Pyles, L. Moslin, M. Robinson, D. Rapchak, K. Nopwasky, R. Sanner, R. Schlifer, J. Sanner, A. Reposky, Mr. Palone. Third row: N. Plues, J. Schrader, W. Sanner, P. Philips, S. Krovocheck, A. Pakish, R. Pevarnik, R. Novak, J. Ohler, A. Patchen, B. Rosenberger. -29- SOPHOMORES ’ L. Krutko President G. Klysh Vice President S. Nemal Secretary J. Smith ...................... Treasurer To you, dear Seniors, we Sophomores say, We’re sorry to see you go away. To start on your journey of future years, We wish you luck and shed no tears. May you travel roads of wisdom and fame So that others will know and revere your name. We will follow footsteps in all we do And hope we may be as successful as you. The Sophomores — 33 — SOPHOMORES ROOM 7 First row: R. Courie, R. Fredericks, D. Cutler, D. Citrone, R. Colbert, C. Bruce, M. Barnhart, J. Gomez, D. Buljat, S. Hollis, J. Bizub, G. Huntley, B. Allison. Second row: Miss Steele, L. Gazy, B. Helmick, B. Barno, L. Hart, G. Dudley, T. Bair, R. Hewitt, W. Folan, J. Durco, R. Balog, C. Beatty, B. Decker, N. Gabler. Third row: J. Djakovich, S. Burkholder, T. Higgenbotham, R. Brooks, P. Boord, P. Baily, J. Hillsman, J. Humphreys, M. Glisan, B. Aspey, R. Tippen, L. Frascarelli, S. Georgalas, E. Greenwood. ROOM 8 First row: C. Kaputa, S. Journic, J. O’Brien, F. Long, E. Krutko, R. Albright, F. Noak, D. Mundell, G. McMinn, J. McClarren, J. Brewer, D. Lescar, C. Moser. Second row: M. Lukowsky, E. Paci, E. McDowell, K. Lachinsky, R. Husk, L. Krutko, Mr. Davis, M. Kensic, R. Mundell. Third row: K. McFarlane, S. Norris, M. L. Johnson, R. Lint, J. Mitchell, G. Kifer, S. Mitchell, V. Kimmell, R. Luxner, G. Kowalewski, R. Tomansky, E. Matey- chak. — 34 — SOPHOMORES ROOM 10 First row: J. Stockdale, J. Swihart, H. Shefcheck, E. Wielkiewicz, R. Swift, R. Voytek, J. Walters. J. Klish, T. Wolff, S. Titus, M. L. Tyminsky, S. Wolfe, E. Wilson. Second row: Miss Wilson, M. L. Rychtarsky, J. Smith, F. Zalar, R. Phillips, R. Yarish, W. Swihart, E. Reynolds. J. Williams. W. Swartz, D. Sloneker, G. Savanik, F. Randolph. Third row: J. Vargo, E. Smith, D. Snopik, R. Willis, L. Hugland, L. Zubal, C. Smoody, T. Pascuzzo, S. Tekely, D. Willis, B. Viol, S. Reynolds. FRESHMEN To you, four years have quickly passed From Frosh to Senior year. We hope your memories are pleasant And your friendships very dear. The tests and books and lessons Perhaps caused you dismay But now, that it’s all over, Don’t you wish that you could stay? The Sophomores and the Juniors We’ll meet again next fall, But, Seniors, you must leave us, And we’ll miss you, one and all. The Freshman Class — 37 — FRESHMEN ROOM 9 First row: R. Valli, J. Willis, M. Young, E. Warrick, A. Varesko, C. Sprague, S. Scott, L. Zoldos, L. Wolfe, E. Tittnich, M. Yanosh, R. Zalar, P. Yaros, J. Viola. Second row: Mrs. Christopher, R. Staggers, F. Stehulak, J. Walters, D. Whipkey, E. Yowler, C. Colaianni, F. Sudar, L. Siko, R. Whalen, J. Urda. Third row: W. Utter- back, B. Udovich, C. Teagarden, A. Smith, A. Yandura, P. Wielkiewicz, C. Scott, S. Treece, J. Williams, D. Sanner. ROOM 11 First row: D. Cardilli, D. Austin, A. M. Bizub, E. Cutwright, J. Firestone, K. Boord, R. Dean, J. Bradmon, J. Bober, M. C. Boggio, M. Deems, D. Clark, J. Burrie. Second row: L. Babyak, D. Dorricott, J. Austin, C. Cal- laghan, R. Birch, Mrs. Baily, W. Bober, J. Carter, G. Dodds, L. Dowlin, E. Bodnar. Third row: L. Bogden, B. Fecik, P. Buday, D. Brashear, L. Casner, J. Bizub, J. Birch, W. Arison, W. Dorricott. — 38 — FRESHMEN ROOM 17 First row: K. Gdovlca, D. Horkey, F. Herczyk, R. Headley, C. Johnson, D. Solomon, G. Forsyth, R. Henrish, A. Jarek, J. Hubecka, S. Hall, W. Chernoke. Second row: L. Flenniken, Miss Ersagovich, J. Horwath, H. Guis- ler, G. Geisel, T. Kartley, R. Johnson, H. Kowalewski, J. Hawley, R. Hixon, R. Gray. Third row: M. Helmick, A. Kozak, L. Juracko, C. Folan, J. Girgas, N. Hess, M. Hathaway, N. Gideon, N. Fowler, M. Kaputa, M. Hruska. ROOM 18 First row: M. McWilliams, M. Nicholson, V. Pascuzzo, M. Roberts, S. McMinn, R. Lucas, A. Reeves, T. No- vak, R. Litton, N. Miller, M. Leigh, F. Muzydla. Second row: Mr. Hartley, J. Rapchak, E. Krause, R. Sturgis, W. Reynolds, D. Mosier, G. Krosunger, R. Randolph. D. Randolph, D. McPherson, E. Stickles. Third row: J. Lavins, W. Rohland, R. Medunic, G. Reagan, R. McLaughlin, J. Lang, M. Pascuzzo, M. Modrick. — 39 — KEfe-Mt MIKE $ Cl) kc SI , Evt,wi 6AUIS jtaff Correspondent VRMICHAELS, Nov. 2S-ThU zing commuity home of Cum- and Township High Swool se football team reign-J kne champions of Class BFofuhe tern Pennsylvania Inberscho- c Athletic League, today was rig In stride the latest exploits ts gridiron team. I r that matter the high school ents also were not displaying emotion or enthusiasm one j narily would expect after a championship, irhaps, it is a natural the townspeople a iwing the hlghl 1 reached in students ana rownioiK Cnniterlfintt-Hj Me Victory In Stride Coach Ai' Cree’i Mikes clo] schedu the own team. He said Wilmerding has a team, with both a good n ajuL passing attack, and he t that he, like the fans sy during the final m or—me game when Wilm drove downfield on passe: completed a pass for a touel LAL Cla3s B champion which was nullified when the e tomorrow.,was called for bolding. hl-j. ' The penalty on the touel , pass kept Wilmerding from hool the score, and a few seconds 1 Tim Haught intercepted pass and raced bac ep into Wilmerding save” the garni ling and har over Wil night at i. The t fans ils repo high si cipatlng perha. ugh the stead, we , students q - customary e encountered � n, who had coa and for a numbe whose 1935 team nplons with Glass port became principal, and he e.. led why no celebration by the ents was being held today, ailing and affable, Venen said ngements had been made in ince to hold a student assemb- n Wednesday morning regard- of whether the team won, or tied with Wilmerding in championship game, and to llss school early for the lksglvlng holiday, large and beautifi by. emblematic of t Class B champlor Mr. Venen’s desk. T rd for the 1952 seas' •aved on a plate or and then the trophy place In the troph; which already is f r trophies,, cups, s hampionships won wh with a’ and PasinsJ? 10 yards to scori ____ ed 14-6 in favor of the Mikes. -n 31- apletowp, ’«8-0; Jefferson, ■fnirf, 40-13; Browna- 19-6, and Glassport, 41-12. Glassport opened the second lmertiln|r l0it tu 0 .ner to ha!if ,uy,k cklnfl }° th . Mlk?s; A Leechhurg, 13-6, but went and that proved to be a big mis-. tgfce, for Tfljnuur Colb . Miv- ? akln’ Hl® r er, we met Coach along with Assist k, guided Cumberlat ieven games without e, who had served nder Mr. Venen and head coach when f ne principal, had p erdhig as well as rRLEROI. Nov. 23- 10:12� o’clock here irmichaels Hi Mikes he WPIAL Class B room and slamn an the defending e rding Wildcats 12-6 i game as has beer n a decade. ! • ed before a standing room 0 of 8,000 fans the new t1 ions had to stave off a des- jti las peno chaUeng oMc Activities about to begin. kapneve; Franklin WaM, James Gray RT—Milligan ........... Ward George Krosinger at tackles; RE—Pasinski ............ Vlsneskyme urda and Tom Kaprive Smith .......... Cielensky-uarda and Ken Nopwasky at LH—Razo «ski ........... Krutko,r ItH-Loenev Hanvht ... - ■ 1948 team wa a ble ,0 8el It � cl ne unde term the stre bee ing int tarn ex t th overall strong r_jd with, ilebration or today, the Snored tonight b; [ub at its annual fo _Jt. x,‘oinorrmv at the student a olv. the Carmichaels lions will present a trophy to the standing senior player. Exceot for minor bruises cuts which showed they we a game, the Cumberland p came out of the champic fracas without injury. In defeating Wilmerding hen • t-� � m that had held th ier the Gardner season, and whicl 1951 title with n Jistrict High Schc nd not only dei ,urlng the regular g the Parkermen jut also wa fore a playoff with 1 ler to' gain the 'lmerdlng for the ly trounced ZelU t to battle Wi � rlday but rate nt of the game 1 night, champions are players through spring and, if ci ts are found, Cumberland Tov e in the thick ass B honors in T Carmichaels out and met the . The players he ee on their shoe him to the dre pandemonium t lime. , ,ne u.ui.iph marked the ti no m the history of the i that Carmichaels had won possession of .the coveted tr The win also climaxed an fe led season which had re STUDENT COUNCIL First row: T. Colbert, E. Palone, M. Johnson, S. Wilson, J. Katusa, R. Tressler, L. Frascarelli, M. Boggio. Sec- ond row: D. Sloneker, T. Kaprive. R. Kromer, B. Gray, Mr. Doyle, J. Zalar. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS T. Kaprive, J. Katusa, T. Colbert. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY First row: H. Hartley, A. Waggett, P. Long, S. Barnhart, M. A. Lewis, P. Biddle, D. Vrana, D. Hartley, O. Shimek. Second row: J. Zalar, M. Krutko, C. Beatty, Mr. Kerr, R. Tressler, C. Beam, M. Stofcheck. AMERICAN HISTORY CLUB First row: P. Baily, F. Long, C. Moser. J. Bizub. E. Smith, L. Visnesky, M. Gwynne, F. McMinn, J. Pumper, B. Morton. Second row: Mr. Palone, L. Bystry, D. Jewell, R. Husk, C. Beatty, T. Krewasky, N. Plues, M. John- son, C. Fetsko. Third row: S. Tekely, B. Decker, R. Balog, R. Glad, J. Barnhart, K. Laschinsky, L. Hugland. — 43 — COLOR GUARD L. Zoldos, H. Shefcheck, S. Nemal, S. Hall, A. Kozak. MAJORETTES and MIKES First row: M. A. Lewis, D. Lescar, J. Tomko, B. Barno, S. Livingston, J. Gray, J. Kaus. Second row: J. Djak- ovich, D. Citrone, H. Shefcheck, S. Nemal, A. Kozak, S. Hall, D. Zoldos, N. J. Gabler. — 44 — C. T. H. S. BAND FRESHMAN BAND First row: S. Hollis, M. Kaputa, G. Forsyth, F. Muzydla. Second row: S. McMinn, P. Wielkiewicz, L. Hart, L. Siko, J. Burrie. — 45 — MIXED CHORUS First row: S. Haney, J. Lang, D. Dorricott, J. Kyper, C. Jensen, J. McClarren, P. Pordash, O. Shimek, M. Lep- chinsky, M. Rapchak, G. Huntley, S. Hollis, A. Stewart, N. Gabler, P. Long. Second row: S. Wolf, R. Litton, G. Leasure, J. Sanncr, R. Husk, R. Schlifer, W. Bober, J. Pumper, R. Whalen, R. Novak, E. Smith, D. Titus, B. Allison. GIRLS’ CHORUS First row: L. Valli, J. Djakovich, D. Lescar, S. Haney, J. Kaus, G. Huntley, S. Nemal, P. Long, B. Allison. Second row: S. Wolf, J. Lang, D. Citrone, D. Dorricott, J. Kyper, J. McClarren, P. Pordash, O. Shimek, M. Lepchinsky, M. Rapchak, S. Hollis, A. Stewart, N. Gabler, C. Jensen, M. A. Lewis, H. Shefcheck. BOYS’ CHORUS F rsf row. P. Long, Accompanist; R. Litton, E. Smith, R. Novak, D. Titus. Second row: J. Sanner, R. Schlifer, R. Husk, W. Bober, J. Pumper, Mr. Franks, R. Whalen. G. Leasure. SCIENCE CLUB First row: K. McFarlane, C. Stepanic. L. Valli, R. Fabery, J. Kaus, M. A. Lewis, H. Hartley, J. Pumper, R. Novak, J. Ellenberger. Second row: B. Decker, L. Frascarelli, B. Podobinsky, S. Nemal, R. Flenniken. Third row: B. Morton, J. A. Butler, C. Fetsko, B. Markiewich, D. Monchlovich, A. Wasko, A. Villa. • SCHOLASTIC CLUB First row: H. Hartley. S. Sprague. L. Flenniken. S. Barnhart. P. Long, M. A. Lewis. M. Gwynne, J. Kaus, F. McMinn, C. Fetsko. Second row: Mr. Crago. B. Markiewich, B. Podobinsky, B. Kowalewski. C. Beatty, C. Beam, S. Ketz, N. Plues, J. Zalar. Third row: D. Willis, R. Tressler, M. Stofcheck, R. Whalen, B. Morton. — 47 — Lucille Valli—Editor First row: M. Brody, L. Valli, M. A. Lewis, C. Kaputa, S. Journic, M. Kaputa, R. Lucas, A. M. Krovocheclc, J. Bober, A. Djakovich, M. L. Gwynne, J. Stockdale, J. Palcko. Second row: D. Bizub, C. Buck, M. L. Rap- chak, J. Clarchick, sponsor Mr. Davis. T. Krewasky, J. Folan, C. Beam, T. Kaprive, B. J. Kowalewski, G. Kow- alewski, J. Hillsman. Third row: J. Baily, A. Waggett, R. Willis, B. Morton, B. Krause, L. Bystry, G. Fuller, M. Lepchinsky, L. Gazy, J. Butler, E. Hruska, E. Titnich, G. Sredinsky. ART CLUB First row: L. Siko,, A. Stewart, M. Sanner, P. Yaras. B. Reynolds, R. Lucas, H. Pareigis, B. Luxner, M. Barn- hart, J. Babyak, E. Bodnar. Second row: Mrs. Hartley, A. Reposky, L. Dowlin, R. Pevarnik, L. Clark, J. Haught, T. Bair, B. Kowalewski. W. Sanner, C. Beatty. Third row: K. McFarlane, E. Paci, M. Tyminsky, L. Hugland, F. Zalar, R. Gazy, T. Baresich, B. Kennedy, E. Wielkiewicz JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE First row: P. Biddle, L. Valli, B. Willis, J. Stockdale, R. Willis, M. Gwynne, S. Titus, C. Kaputa, D. Titus, S. Hollis, F. Long, A. Stewart, S. Barnhart, J. Pumper. Second row: L. Bystry, Miss Goodwin, T. Kaprive, S. Ketz, R. Husk, K. Laschinsky, C. Beatty, C. Beam, D. Hartley, O. Shimek, T. Krewasky, N. Plues, N. Ralston. Third row: C. Fetsko, B. Merton, L. Frascarelli, T. Wolff, J. Ellenberger, R. Tressler, R. Balog, M. Stofcheck. E. Greenwood, B. Podobinsky, A. Wasko, H. Hartley. — 49 — THE HOME ECONOMICS CLUB First row: S. Citrone, D. Lescar, A. M. Krovocheck. D. Babyak, A. Djakovich, J. Norris, J. Katusa, J. Roberts, N. Brewer, F. McMinn, D. Vrana. Second row: M. Glisan, B. Barno, N. Kimmel, G. Fuller, M. Blaker, O. Shi- mek, C. Beatty, G. Nippy, N. Nippy, B. Rosenberger. A. Patchen. Third row: Sponsor Mrs. Gdovka, P. Clark, D. Grooms. B. Markiewich, J. Tomko, P. Biddle. C. Jensen, S. Jumber. I. Bailv. C. Jensen, Chairman of Executive Committee: J. Gideon, Treasurer; P. Biddle, President; J. Baily, Vice President; D. Vrana, Secretary. ft 1 Dinner is served. mm Hungry cooks. — 50 — FUTURE BUSINESS GIRLS OF AMERICA First row: A. M. Kxovocheck, J. Katusa, P. Clark, J. A. Baily, M. A. Lewis, D. Vrana, S. Sprague. Second row: S. Jumber, Miss Ross, M. Blaker, E. Tividor, J. Baily. N. McMinn, secretary; S. Sprague, vice-president; S. Jumber, president. — 51 — LIBRARY SERVICE CLUB First row: J. A. Butler, N. Brewer, J. Baily, A. Villa. C. Stepanic, S. Sprague, D. Monchlovich. P. Havanas. F. McMinn. Second row: Mrs. Crago, L. Bystry, D. Grooms, B. Morton, N. Plues, T. Krewasky, C. Fuller, B. Men- hart, E. Tividor, M. Brody. PROBATIONARY LIBRARY CLUB M. Lukowsky, I. Fleming, Mrs. Crago, S. Havanis, A. Wasko, J. Burvan. The Library Reading Room. — 53 — FUTURE CRAFTSMEN OF AMERICA First row: J. Bradmon, J. Zorich, C. Gdovka, R. Novak, C. Bruce, F. Stehulak. F. Novak, S. Georgalas. J. C. Brewer. Second row: J. Williams, J. Smith, C. Tyransky, M. Krutko, F. Tekavec, J. Urda, J. Pumper, N. Ral- ston, R. Yarish. Third row: Sponsor Mr. Vail, L. Visnesky, E. Bandish, A. Pakish, D. Jewell. GIRLS’ ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION First row: B. Allison. S. Titus. J. Bizub, A. M. Krovocheck, S. Barnhart, M. A. Lewis, M. L. Gwynne, A. Stew- art, J. Pumper, S. Hollis, D. Citrone, D. Vrana, D. Monchlovich. Second row: M. L. Johnson, D. Hartley, S. Nemal, G. Kowalewski, B. Podobinsky, G. Fuller, B. J. Kowalewski, M. Lepchinsky, N. Plues, T. Krewasky, L. Bystry, C. Fuller, N. Helmick. Third row: J. A. Butler, C. Buck, B. Decker, L. Frascarelli, P. Biddle. Miss Baily, S. Livingston, J. Sanner, A. Patchen, B. Morton N. J. Gabler. A. Waggett. Ready! Aim! Fire! — 55 — First row: J. Cielensky, J. McOsker, B. Shaffer, J. Kessler, T. Colbert, J. Haught, N. Schifko. J. Urda, E. Ban- dish, J. Waslousky. Second row: L. Krutko, B. Kromer, G. Krosinger, N. Nopwaskey, J. Gray, L. Visnesky, T. Kaprive, P. Guisler. Third row: Mr. Cree, T. Volchko, M. Volchko, R. Brand, F. Ward, R. Tressler, M. Hillsman. Get set. Practicing or posing? CAMERA CLUB First row: S. Titus, J. Urda, M. Boggio, J. Baily, M. Gwynne, J. Walters, D. Gomez, J. Drocton, R. Dean, E. Hruska, B. Morton. Second row: F. Nova’c, D. Whipkey, R. Husk. R. Kromer, Sponsor Mr. Gavlak, J. Cielen- sky, R. Lewandosky, E. Wielkiewicz, J. A. Butler, M. Brody. Third row: A. Medunic, R. McLaughlin, J. Kess- ler, E. Palone, C. Bruce, B. Luxner, R. Hixon, S. Georgalas, J. C. Brewer. M. Brody, treasurer; S. Titus, sergeant at arms; J. Kessler, president; M. L. Gwynne, vice president; B. Morton, secretary. — 57 — JUNIOR RED CROSS First row: A. Hoyack. D. Snopik, T. Pascuzzo. R. Baronie, C. Utterback, J. Zorich, L. Valli, C. Stepanic, M. Lewis, A. Waggett, C. Johnson. Second row: Miss Wilson, C. Tyransky, E. Bandish, J. Urda, J. Haught, J. Cielensky. C. Hopton, N. Helmick, E. Metroka, J. Tomko, G. Nippy. Third row: S. Sprague. B. Willis, S Hew- itt, C. Descaro, J. Williams, J. Smith, P. Boord, T. Colbert. C. Jensen, B. Krause, D. Bizub. D. Johnson, C. Hopton, A. Hoyack, R. Kocielek. — 58 — COMMERCIAL CLUB First row: J. Katusa, D. Willis, M. Blalcer, G. Sredinsky, D. Vrana. Second row: A. M. Krov ocheck, Mr. Davis, H. Balog, S. Sprague. V — 59 — D. Vrana S. Titus F. Koroly A. Villa D. Willis J. Sanner first quarter the Wildcats ntcd over the goal line and the JO. The Creemen then drove 80 ds on strictly hard running v plays to the W-2 frqjn where ivrence Krutko crashed over for extra point Krutko was stop- 1 short on a line smash. Score rarmichaels kicked off to Wil- rding and when the ball was vned on tjit W-39. the q led. The Wildcats started lod and went 61 ya ere Pete Manzo m one yard out it Manzo into for the extra s short and side at th° give Mike fans a night mare for the next ten years. The Mikes drove to the W-37 aud had to punt, the bail going over the goal line rats vher ronk the all With two mi nut tlie clock th from th he , tne bail going over me goa for touchlpK. rippS heir mjS to ' .awrence Krutko is the scholastic scoring champion of Greene County for 1952 and what’s more! He broke the y martwpftj set iew one. the list reg Ur season KrillK in niie game rambled aerfts rhe goa rline n Wpwer than either booted or points for is snap- 98 ■ TTT-T the group in singing. 11T ’ touchdowns an T two jnoints good for 68 tallies, place is in possession of icon’s Larry Deems ith I pointers for 60 counter, [rounding out the top flv !lions is RichhlU's Frank | with eight touchdowns f points. Of the first ten spots the plonship Mikes grabbed ol the post ions as Jimmy 36 and Joe Cielensk augmented Krut other mcmb includes . sixt s Ji and 10th Bu ust before I brought C iir feet with the W-24 vv m behind a inds. On the Ibert fumbled u 'ered to stall the Carmichaels came o ht at the start of the f and took the kick-off yard march into WUmerdi _ ritory to the W-24. Tom Col- v_______________ t then broke away on the right hind | includi Ass’t Coach Stuvek eline and roared into touch- l(Mnpt fti land aided by a key block then Jim Haught who took out the j( se(.0nd Wildcat player on the W-5 to plfiys jnl0 the line with r -rage to goes to Carmi- fommy Colbert who Slip- n the door to what proved to . i the final gun the Held was r ed past the opponent defense forj£ scor i j Mikes Wilm Colbert cut to bis I Haught _Iock on defensive Mistily Gerard. The run che winning TD of thi dme. Krutko was stopped on his plunge for the extra With a minute and a h | • maining in the contest, started tossing passes fro own 21-yard line. Two pas| Pakadej brought the ball Vrit Di and rrn26-VArri Himl Carmichael’s New WPIAL Class B anc W W spC Pictured above are Coach A1 Cree’s Carmichaels High placers, who won the :n the photograph, left to right, are: WPIAL Class B football title last night by d U’JrH0TNJn„ ?HWJ7JimwHa� ihV od B?,,?ifh- ferrv Urda' Tom Kaprive. Tom Colbert Jim Gray. George Krosunger. Joseph ( CPd' • d Visnesky. Ralph Brand. John Jazwa. Larrv Krutko and Robert Kromer. MACAe° BiH „shaffer- Geor e Johnson, Joseph Smith, Don Whipkey. Robert Colbert, Don Johnsc Keposky, Robert Pevamik and Assistant Coach Fred Stuvak. riiMM R. E.—L. Visnesky Lions Club Certificate L. G.—J. Urda Co-Captain AUrCounty Team All-WPIAL Team ,j Honorable Mention All-State Team Lions Club Trophy Lions Club Certificate R. H.—J. Haught Honorable Mention All-WPIAL Team Lions Club Certificate Q.—J. Cielensky All-County Team Honorable Mention All-WPIAL Team Lions Club Certificate L T.—F. Ward All-County Team All-WPIAL Team Lions Club Certificate L. E.—R. Brand Lions Club Certificate R. H.—E. Bandish Lions Club Certificat R. E.—R. Kromer Lions Club Certificate L. E.—J. Jazwa All-County Team Honorable Mention All-WPIAL Team Lions Club Certificate MV° MV County FOOTBALL The squad. Under the capable leadership of coaches A1 Cree and Fred Stuvek, the 1952 edition of the Mikes, which captured the first WPIAL Class B Championship in the school’s history, could well be considered the greatest football machine ever assembled at C.T.H.S. The team record speaks for itself. It can be seen that the Mikes were both a top flight offensive and defensive aggregation as can be seen by the fact that the Mikes scored an average of 30 points per game while holding the opposition to an average of 5 points per game. The material of this squad was not the best ever had by a coach at this school, but such important factors as leadership, team spirit, and above all, team work, were vital to the aspirations of the ball club. After four weeks of rigid practice, the Mikes found themselves host to the South Union Blue Devils in their home opener. The Devils were aggressive, but they lacked suf- ficient offensive power to overcome the Mikes and went home sporting a 19-0 loss at the hands of the Creemen. The Mikes’ next opponent was East Beth, where on a muddy field at Fredericktown the home team was soundly trounced 31-6 by a Carmichael’s squad that showed signs of pos- sessing a strong offense. A young and inexperienced Masontown eleven was the next opponent for the Cree- men. The Mikes really opened their offensive power with a 45-0 victory over the Gunners. This was one of the largest spread of points that either team had ever assembled in their long traditional rivalry. A big and experienced eleven from North Union came to town next in a bid for a vic- tory, but the Rams picked the wrong night to make this bid, for they also went home as one of the victims of the Mikes, losing a hard fought battle 19-0. Mapletown greeted us with a sloppy, mud- dy field, but it took more than the combined efforts of the Leafs and Mother Nature to lick the Mikes on this occasion for the read- ing of the scoreboard revealed the Mikes to be the victor by the score 40-7. The next game of the season brought to- 64 — FOOTBALL gether two unbeaten teams both struggling to remain in the WPIAL race, when the Mikes journeyed to Jefferson before a crowd of nearly 7,000 spectators. Jefferson had the en- viable record of having played twenty games without suffering defeat. After a hard fought battle the Mikes ended up the victor 20-0. This victory helped to gather points which eventually enabled the Mikes to enter the Class B Playoffs. The Red Raiders of Waynesburg came to town as the next foe for the Mikes, and after the traditional rivals had fought with every conceivable device in their power, the Mikes were on top 40-13. In their next home encounter the Mikes met the big, strong Brownies from Browns- ville. This game which was one of the hardest fought games of the season, saw the Mikes keeping their unbeaten status as they fought back numerous Brownie charges, while rack- ing up another 19-6 victory. A tough Glassport squad came to town in the Mikes’ last regular season game with the idea of knocking the Creemen out of the Class B race, but the Mikes could not be deprived TEAM SCORING C.T.H.S. 19 South Union 0 C.T.H.S. 31 East Beth 6 C.T.H.S. 45 Masontown 0 C.T.H.S. 19 North Union 0 C.T.H.S. 40 Mapletown 7 C.T.H.S. 20 Jefferson 0 C.T.H.S. 40 Waynesburg 13 C.T.H.S. 19 Brownsville 6 C.T.H.S. 41 Glassport 12 C.T.H.S. 40 Zelienople 14 C.T.H.S. 12 Wilmerding 6 326 59 of this privilege as they outscored the Glass- ers 41-14. When statistics revealed the Mikes were in a second place tie with Zelienople, the Mikes journeyed to Wilkinsburg for a special play- off clash. But the Mikes were determined they were not going to Wilkinsburg for the ride, and came home high from their fresh 40-13 victory over Zelienople. The Mikes now traveled to Charleroi, where the Wildcats of Wilmerding, defending Class B Co-Champ, were striving to retain the title. In one of the most exciting games of the year, the Mikes, after holding the Wildcats in a desperation try for victory, went home with a victory and the Class B Championship. Jerome Urda received a trophy from the Lions Club for being, in their opinion, the most valuable player on the football squad. Urda, Ward, Kaprive, Nopwasky, Jazwa, Cielensky, Colbert, Haught, and Krutko were all mentioned on one or all of the All-County teams by the various newspapers. Urda, Ward, and Krutko were named on the WPIAL Team. Urda was given honorable mention on the All-State team. — 65 - ♦Class B Playoffs Coach’s little helpers. HOME lL J 6 □OWN QUARTER TOGO CwyJimcnh. o{ COLLINS 12 Wilmerding What are you running from? You fellows happy about something? Smile Al, smile. The boys give away their secrets and show us how it is done! J. Haught K. Nopwaskey. J Cielensky E. Bandish L. Krutko R. Brand L. Krutko, G. Krosinger, T. Kaprive, T. Colbert. BASKETBALL Front row: J. Kessler, K. Nopwaskey, N. Schifko, L. Krutko, T. Colbert. Second row: M. Barnhart, L. Visnes- ky, P. Guisler, Coach A. Cree, J. Gray, R. Tressler, G. Gomez. The team did very well for itself as they set a new school mark for season scoring with 1214 markers for the season, averaging 55.2 points per game, while allowing the opposition 47.5 points per contest. Norbert “Lanky” Schifko was our high point man. He dropped in an average of 23 points per game for a season total of 509 which eclipsed the county record set by Waynesburg’s Ed McKenna in ’52. “Lanky” also set a school record for points in one game with 38 against West Beth. Besides all this he won the scoring honors for Section 22 players. The Individual records: Player Field Goals Fouls Total Points Schifko, Norbert 205 99 509 Krutko, Lawrence 82 31 195 Colbert, Thomas 62 34 158 Kessler, James 39 30 108 Nopwasky, Kenneth 38 20 96 Guisler, Paul 24 12 60 Tressler, Ray 12 10 34 Gray, James 11 8 30 Kesock, Jack 8 3 19 Visnesky, Leonard 1 1 3 Krutko, Melvin 0 2 2 482 250 1214 Schifko, Krutko, and Colbert were honored by being placed on the All County Team by Mel Hart. Schifko was chosen by the Uniontown Herald on its All-Section Squad. For a while during the season it looked as if Cumberland would get the Section 22 title as the Mikes put eleven straight league frays on ice, but the strain of putting together a fourteen-game win- ning streak finally caught up with us and the last part of the schedule had us playing the three toughest teams in the section, East Beth, Center- — 68 — BASKETBALL Front row: R. Colbert, T. Novak, P. Boord, T. Krewaski, R. Medunic. Second row: Coach F. Stuvek, W. Swi- hart, T. Kartley, J. Walters, W. Bober, G. Guisler, D. Sloneker. R. McLaughlin. ville, and Bentleyville. Centerville, which had a very good team, took the title. Our boys deserve much credit for their efforts to make what turned out to be a creditable rec- ord. Coach Cree deserves applause for a job well done and Coach Stuvek also who turned in a good job of coaching the J. V. squad. The boys who played their last season in the Blue and Gold line-up are: Schifko, Kessler, Guis- ler, Tressler, Gray, and Melvin Krutko. The Basketball team of 1952-53, was the best squad in the county and one of the top teams of the section. Their season record was 16-6. They won 11 out of 14 league tilts to finish second to Centerville in the Section 22 standings. Their record is as follows: Cumberland 39 Waynesburg 55 Cumberland 49 Pt. Marion 34 Cumberland 43 Brownsville 48 Cumberland Cumberland 77 62 Waynesburg Canonsburg 53 86 Cumberland 55 Pt. Marion 53 Cumberland 53 California 52 Cumberland 56 South Union 52 Cumberland 75 Mapletown 49 Cumberland 54 Ellsworth 47 Cumberland 54 Jefferson 30 Cumberland 70 West Beth 46 Cumberland 62 East Beth 57 Cumberland 51 Centerville 47 Cumberland 40 Bentleyville 39 Cumberland 77 Mapletown 41 Cumberland 42 Ellsworth 34 Cumberland 66 Jefferson 38 Cumberland 62 West Beth 48 Cumberland 35 East Beth 47 Cumberland 49 Centerville 50 Cumberland 43 Bentleyville 48 1214 1044 BASEBALL TEAM First row: J. Rumancik, G. Belan, W. Shaffer, T. Buday. J. Kessler, T. Kaprive, J. Stehulak, Manager—D. Swift. Second row: G. Krosinger, V. Markiewich. L. Glad, J. Jazwa, R. B. Cutler, T. Colbert, C. Grimm, Man- ager—J. Harbaugh. Third row: D. Krutko, R. Brand, J. Gray, G. Johnson, R. Glad, L. Moslin, B. Schieber, F. McKeever, D. Sloneker, Manager—R. Colbert. BASEBALL-1 952 Although an acute shortage of pitchers pre- vailed at the beginning of the season, A1 Cree and his Mikes came through with a very suc- cessful baseball squad to regain the baseball championship of Greene County. The Mikes were led by Joe “Stumpy” Ste- hulak who had a 10 game winning streak go- ing up to the Perryopolis game. “Chuckie” Grimm also played an important role in the success of the club. Joe Rumancik led all batters on the squad with his .462 batting average. “Yogi” Jazwa also was up in the high circles with a .367 average. After running straight through their section without a loss, the Mikes were engaged in the WPIAL playoffs. They first traveled to Mas- ontown where they met the Uniontown Red Raiders and trimmed the Raiders 2-0. Then the Mikes hit the road to Brownsville where they met Perryopolis. This time the Mikes were not equal to the occasion but put up a hard fought battle losing 6-4. The Mikes lost seven lettermen but the re- maining part of the squad will be back to carry on. Their school fans hope that they will be the nucleus of another championship team. TEAM SCORING ♦Mikes 19 Brownsville 18 Mikes 11 Waynesburg 2 Mikes 15 Center Twp. 4 ♦Mikes 5 Uniontown 2 Mikes 4 Mapletown 2 Mikes 11 Center Twp. 0 Mikes 11 Waynesburg 2 ♦Mikes 4 North Union 6 Mikes 7 Jefferson 6 Mikes 7 Mapletown 3 Mikes 6 Jefferson 3 fMikes 2 Uniontown 0 tMikes 4 Perryopolis 6 ♦Exhibition games fPlayoff games — 70 — BATTING AVERAGES AB Runs Hits Errors Avg. J. Rumancik 39 20 18 3 .462 J. Jazwa 30 6 11 4 .367 D. Sloneker 12 2 4 1 .333 V. Markiewich 23 7 7 0 .304 T. Colbert 51 10 15 9 .294 L. Glad 17 5 5 0 .294 J. Kessler 34 9 10 2 .294 C. Grimm 35 8 10 4 .286 R. Cutler 50 9 14 7 .280 J. Stehulak 29 10 8 1 .276 G. Belan 8 1 2 0 .250 T. Buday 35 13 7 3 .200 W. Shaffer 16 2 3 1 .188 R. Brand 2 1 0 0 .000 R. Kromer 0 0 0 0 .000 G. Krosinger 0 0 0 0 .000 D. Krutko 1 0 0 0 .000 F. McKeever 1 0 0 1 .000 J. Pumper 1 0 0 0 .000 PITCHING J. Stehulak SO 44 BB 13 w 10 L 1 Avg. .909 G. Belan 23 9 1 1 .500 R. Brand 4 2 0 0 .000 G. Krosinger 4 3 0 0 .000 R. Cutler 1 0 0 0 .000 The happy champs. Welcome home, Bob. Watch that ball. There it goes! Home run? Homeward bound. TRACK-1 952 The 1952 Track and Field Teams partici- pated in four events. They were as follows: A quadrangular meet at Brownsville, a tri- angular meet at Cumberland, a county meet also at Cumberland, and the WPIAL Tourney at Pittsburgh. In our first meet our best efforts gave us third place with 19 points. In the Triangular Meet at C. T. H .S. Waynesburg took the choice place with 55 points, Cumberland came in second with 34 points and Mapletown, third with 19 points. Waynesburg again won top honors in the Greene County Meet with 56 points, Mt. Mor- ris, second with 32 points, Cumberland, third with 2 7‘ 2 points, Mapletown, fourth with 23 V2 points and Jefferson, fifth with 23 points. In the WPIAL Meet our relay team com- posed of Haught, Hillsman, Fabery and Kronk placed second and Lawrence Krutko placed fifth in the javelin throw. Our best showing in the Triangular Meet was the result of the efforts of Kronk who placed first in. the 880 yd. dash, Davidson who placed first in discus, Krutko who placed first in the javelin, Haught who placed second in the 220 yd. dash and Guisler who placed second in the 440 yd. dash and third in the shotput. The following boys won their varsity “C’s”: Kronk, Davidson, Guisler, Haught, Krutko. The latter three are still with us and with their past experience in track and field and with some new recruits, Coach Stuvek is hop- ing to build a team to carry on the usual good work and sportsmanship. Let’s go! Here, you take it! Snake hunting. Ladies and Gentlemen. 1-2-3 Kick! Chain Gang. A serious cook. Want a pet? IED..J� 117 Lunch time at C.T.H.S. 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