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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1956 volume:

THE 1956 Our Alma Mater Dear old Cumberland, a toast to you, Cumberland, our Alma Mater. In our hearts we’ll ever think of you, We are loyal Sons and Daughters. Dear golden years passing by, Oh how they fly, Short years for both you and I. We will always sing this song to you, To the world we’ll tell your story. We are proud that we belong to you As you stand in all your glory. Music and words by Arnold Battaglini CUMBERLANDER Published by The Students oj CUMBERLAND TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL Carmichaels, Pennsylvania Volume 27 ms Editorial Staff Administration Board of Education Faculty We Can’t Do Without Them A Day in the Life of a Cumberland Student Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Activities Sports Special Awards Autographs May Queen Miss Merrie Christmas Coal Queen Candidate King and Queen of Hearts Advertisements 4-5 «Mama ■■■•■ ;-. Xv. v v... Eaitor—Joyce Ann Urda Keller Representative —Mr. C. V. Peterson CUMBERLANDER STAFF Speck and Dodds Cumberland Township Candy Sales, Inc. STAFF HELPERS Row : M. Atcheson, S. Balogh, M. Boggio, M. Cori, D. Alexander. Row 2: G. Dodds, M. Hruska, N. Gideon, P. Helmick, D. Cardilli, P. Schrader, J. Speck. 5 Row : R. Cielensky, D. Moser, R. Kirchner, R. Lucas, J. Kyper, R. Zalar, E. Tittnich. Row 2: J. Hu- becka, L. Clarchick, J. Urda, Mrs. Baily, R. Hixon, W. Paris, G. Dodds, A. Jarek. As you join the hundreds of Alumni of Cumberland Township High School, 1 offer congratulations and sincere best wishes. Mr. D. P. Venen, Principal “The rung of a ladder was never meant to rest upon, but only to hold a man’s foot long enough to enable him to put the other somewhat higher.” These words of Thomas Henry Huxley about education, written in 1870 are just as true today, and I trust that the class of 1956 will not tarry too long on each rung as they climb the ladder of success. Mr. J. W. Kerr Assistant Principal 6 BOARD OF EDUCATION In behalf of the Board of Education, I should like to take this opportunity to congratulate you, the Class of 1956, for a fine spirit of cooperation during your years in the Cumberland Township Schools. We sincerely hope that you will continue to broaden your horizons through education, for that is the only way in which to prepare yourselves for your places in world affairs. It will be your responsibility to help continue and preserve the American way of life. Mr. V. Collins, President Mr. V. Collins, President Mrs. A. Luxner Mr. G. Allison Mr. F. Andria Dr. R. T. Gray CUMBERLAND TOWNSHIP Mrs. Crago—B.S.Ed., M.Ed. Librarian, Guidance Mr. Ciminel—B.S., M.Ed. English Miss Goodwin—A.B. English Literature, Latin Miss Steele—A.B., M.A. English Miss Wilson—A.B., M.A. English, French Book Worms Mrs. Baily—B.S. Mathematics Mr. O’Brochta—B.S. Mathematics, Wrestling Coach, Asst. Football Coach Mrs. Hartley—B.A., M.Ed. Mathematics If a hen and half lays an egg and a half, what will the eggs cost? Mr. Lapkowicz—B.S.Ed. Social Science, Basketball Coacht Ass't. Football Coach Mr. Kerr—A.B., M.Ed. Problems oj Democracy Mr. Palone—B.S., M.A. American History Mrs. Funk—A.B. World History Cumberland’s UN 8 HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Mr. Burchianti—A.B. Biology, World History Mrs. Gdovka—B.S. Home Economics Mr. Doyle—B.S. General Science Mr. Hathaway—B.S. Physics, Chemistry Boom!. Mrs. Christopher—B.S.Ed. Typing, Shorthand Mr. Battaglini—B.S. . Music ✓ Miss Griffith—B.S. Shorthand, Typing, Commercial Arithmetic Mr. Davis—B.B.A., M.S.ED. Bookkeeping, English, Commercial Arithmetic Singing Commercials Mr. Stuvek—B.S., M.S. Physical Education, Coach Mr. Gavlak—B.S. Industrial Arts Miss Baily—B.S. Physical Education Mr. Vail—B.S. Industrial Arts Builders, Inc. 9 WE CANT DO WITHOUT THEM io W. Reynold Below: Vice President—Arthur Smith President—John Rapchak Sec.-Treas.—William Reynolds SENIOR STANDING COMMITTEE Above Seated: L. Flenniken, M. Modrick, N. Gideon. Standing: R. Headley, R. Lucas, M. McWil- liams. STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES Above Seated: K. Moredock, E. Tittnich, J. Kyper, J. Hawley. Standing: M. Krewasky, R. Klysh Some seniors work Stairway to WANDA MAE ARISON Wanda Commercial Nemacolin Quiet, studious, and very neat, As a majorette she cant be beat. Activities: Band I, 3, 4; Majorette i, 4; Chorus 2; Christmas Program 2; Concert 1, 2, 3, 4; Gym Pro- gram 2. JAMES D. AUSTIN Jim Industrial Arts Carmichaels Always seent seldom heard, Bash ul describes him in a word. Activities: Track 2, 3. DONNA AUSTIN Sis Commercial Carmichaels A diamond Donna now is wearing, The marriage oath she'll soon be swearing. Activities: Majorette 3; Concert 3; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Mike Staff 4; Christmas Program 2, 3; Gym Program 2. LOIS BABYAK Bimb Commercial Crucible In the library she's often seen, She really keeps things neat and clean. Activities: Home Ec. Club 2, 3, 4; Probationary Library I; Library Council 2, 3, 4; Vice President 3; President 4; Jr. Red Cross 4; FRANCES BAN DISH Fran Commercial Carmichaels To be a nurse Frannie is bound. We wish her all the luck that can be found. Activities: All Saints High 1; Majorette 1; Glee Club I; Chorus 3; Cumberland 2, 3, 4. r ' Hy ' ANN MARIE BIZUB Ann Commercial Nemacolin A serious girl is Ann Marie, And that's the way we want her to be. Activities: F.R.O. 1; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Jr. Red Cross 3, 4; Gym Pro- gram 2; Executive Board 2, 4; Band Librarian 3, 4; Majorette 2, 3� 4; F.B.G.A. 4; Pinball Champs 2, 4. «4 JO ANN BIRCH Jo Commercial Carmichaels Always smiling, always gay, We hope Jo Ann stays that way. Activities: Home Ec. Club 3, 4; Gym Program 2. DORIS JANE BIZUB Jane Commercial Nemacolin Janie is always a happy lass. And very popular in her class. Activities: J.C.L. 1, 2, 3, 4; Secy. 3; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Gym 2; Flag Drill 2; Jr. WILLIAM M. BOBER Bill General Crucible Bill likes music—plays the sax well, And he is eyed by many a gal. Activities: Football 3, 4; Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball i, 2, 3, 4; Jr. Red Cross 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; All County Band 2; Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4; Intramural volley ball champs 2; Under Grad- uate Tournament 2, 3. 3, 4; Studei IuKl 2, 3� i jL Toby Ncmacolin quite a dream, (mas Queen. iy , 2, 3, 4; Council tramural Pm Miss I est chosen . Cheer! F. R n G. A a;£ Junior Sta May Que Scholas Gym ball County Biology Merrie Christmas ELEANOR JEAN BODNAR Jeatmie Academic Carmichaels El lie is a studious lass, She makes good grades in every class. Activities: J.C.L. 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3� 4; National Honor Society 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Art Club 1; Gym JAMES BRADMON Spitball Industrial Cumberland Village Around the corners he goes flyingt In a little car he's always driving. Activities: F.C.A. 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4- DARLENE BRASHEAR Donnie Commercial Carmichaels So quiet, so neat, so pretty, so sweet, Our Darlene just cant be beat. PHYLLIS BUDAY Buday Academic Nemacolin Phyllis has a pleasing personality, We hope that's the way she will always be. Activities: Library Council 2, 3, 4. RONALD BURCH Ronnie Academic Carmichaels Ronnie is sometimes very quiet, But his jokes can cause a laughing WARREN H. BURRIE Jack Industrial Arts Carmichaels Jack has a beat for any score, Be it on the drum or on the dance floor. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice WILLIAM CHARNOKI Bill Academic Carmichaels Bill doesn't have too much to say, But he's just grand in his quiet way. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1. JAMES CARTER Fireball General Cumberland Village A tall, freckle Jaced tad is he. Just the type we want him to be. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3; Base- ball 1, 2, 3, 4. DOLORES CLARK Dee Dee Commercial Nemacolin You'll never know when Dee Dee's near. For she is one you seldom hear. Activities: National Honor Society 4; Jr. Standing Committee 3; American History Club 2, 3, 4; Mike Staff 4. MARCELLA CORL Marcy Academic Carmichaels From Charleroi to us she came, We are glad she wds pur gain. Activities: Jr. Stanrfpg Committee 3; Chorus 1; Sewing Club I; Jr. Red Ci EMMALINE CUTWRIGHT Emm Commercial Carmichaels She cares not what may come or go. That is why we like her so. Activities: Chorus 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 4; Gym Program 2. MONA MARLENE DEEMS Babe Commercial Carmichaels Full of pep and full of fuq, Mona's a friend to everyone. Activities: Home Ec. Tjub 3, 4; G.A.A. 3, 4; Gym Jirfogram 2; Bombardmen XIttmps 3. 'v' 16 GEORGE WALTER DODDS George Academic Technical Rices Landing George is our muscle man. He wins every match he can. Activities: F.R.O. 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 3, 4; Boy’s “C” Club 4; Jr. Standing Committee 3; Cum- berlandcr Staff 4. WINIFRED DORRICOTT Speedy Commercial Winnie in the Just as busy Activities: 1; Gym Pi Crucible we ojten see, bee. Cross 4; Chorus 2. BARBARA ANN FEC1K Barb Commercial Carmichaels Barb is liked by every girl and boy, Our class considers her an added joy. Activities: F.R.O. 1; Student Council 2; Home Ec. Club 2, 3, 4; l.INDA FLENNIKEN Lynn General Carmichaels A tall lass and very pretty, Always saying something witty. Activities: Mike Staff 2; Student Council 3; May Queen Attendant 3; Winner of V Contest 4. GARY FORSYTH Gary Academic Technical Carmichaels Quite a joker is this boy, He is considered an added joy. Activities: Track I, 2; Wrestling 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4. CONNIE FOLAN Connie Commercial Nemacolin When playing bombardment she scares them all When she starts to throw that ball. Activities: Band 3, 4; Majorette 4; Gym Program 2; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; F'lag Drill 3; F.B.G.A. 4; Concert 4. NORMA JEAN FOWLER Norm Commercial Carmichaels Pretty blonde hair is her outstanding trait, She is a friend to every classmate. BETTY JEAN FRANKS Porky Commercial Carmichaels When Betty s around you're never sad, She'd do anything to make you glad. Activities: All Saints High 1; Mt. Assisi Academy I. KARL A. GDOVKA Gus Academic Technical Nemacolin Gus is a lad who's never bluet Especially when he’s with Mary Lou. Activities: Football 1,2,3,4; Base- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 4; Track 3 4; F.C.A. t, 2, 3, 4; F R O. 1; Boys “C” Club 2, 3, 4; Class Pres- ident 3; Jr. Standing Committee 3; National Honor Society 4; Jr. Red 0foss 4; Church League Baskct- r. Kail C NANCY L. GIDEON Nance Academic Carmichaels Nancy is one we all admire, 1 career as a nurse is her one desire. Activities: Band I, 2, 3; Chorus 3; Gym Program 2. JOSEPH GIRGAS Joe Commercial Ncmacolin A friendly boy is our classmate Joet Be it work or play he's ready to go. Activities: F.R.O. I; Football I, 2, 3; Chorus 3; Basketball I. ROBERT G. GRAY Bob Academic Carmichaels Courteous and helpful in every wayt We'll miss him when he goes away. Activities: Student Council 1; F.R.O. 1; Class Sec’y. 2; Cumber- lander Staff 2; Band I, 2, 3, 4; American History Club 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 4, Trcas. 4; J.C.L. 3, 4. 3rl MIRIAM LOUISE HATHAWAY Suzy Academic Carmichaels She plays and studies with all her might, She's gay, she's serious—she's just right. Activities: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Amer- ican History Club 2, 3, 4; J.C.L. , 2, 3. 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Gym Program 2; Executive Board 3; THOMAS GREENWOOD Tom Academic Nemacolin He's mischievous, not really bad, All in ally a very fine lad. Activities: F.R.O. 1, 2, 3, 4; J.C.L. 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club 2. JOHN HAWLEY Com Industrial Carmichaels Toward this very handsome guyy Many a gal has cast an eye. Activities: Student Council 4; Mike Staff 4; Jr. Red Cross 3, 4; Track 4; Football 1, 2. ROBERT HEADLEY Head General Carmichaels Quite a handsome lad is hey And just as nice as he can be. Activities: Football I, 2, 3; Bas- ketball 2, 3; Student Council 2, 3; Track 2, 3, 4; F.C.A. 2, 3, 4; Boys’ MILDRED HELMICK Millie Commercial Carmichaels Mildred hardly makes a soundy I ? PEGGY HELMICI Academic £JifW£jrfiacls In trigonometry she's quite a sharks She's one who always makes her mark. Activities: Aurora High School I, Class Pres. I; Uniontown Sr. High 2; Cumberland 3, 4; J.C.L. 3, 4, Secy. 3; I.atin Award 3; National Honor Society. ROBERT HENRISH Boh General Crucible Boh is one who locks so neatt His taste in clothes is hard to heat. ( FRANK A. HERCZYK Hawker General Nemacolin His interest lies in sports we know, Some girls wish it were not so. Activities: Football 1,2,3, 4; Base- ball 2,3,4; Wrestling 3; Track 1,2; Boys C Club 3, 4. NELSON HESS Nelson Commercial Paisley At times he likes to clown around, But a better boy cannot be found. X J. ROBERT HIXON Hix Academic Technical Carmichaels Boh is our photography mant At taking pictures he's just grand. Activities: Football 2, 3, 4; Wres- tling 3, 4; Track i, 2, 3, 4; Camera Club i,2, 3,4; J.C.L. 2,3,4; Boys’ “C” Club 3, 4; National Honor Society 4; F.R.O. 1; Cumber- lander Staff 3, 4; Mike Staff 3; Yearbook Photographer 3, 4. JOANN HUBECKA But erhall Commercial Nemacolin In sports and studies and all around, A more willing worker can't he found. Activities: Probationary Library Council 2, 3; G.A.aV 1; Band 3, 4; MajoretteY4MtP.B.G.A. 4; Gym Program yCun cHander Staff 4; FhM Djiil 3- ) V'' MARY ELIZABETH HRUSKA Ihhy Academic Carmichaels To he a nurse Ihhy is bounds In this profession she will gain renown. Activities: Camera Club I, 2, 3, 4, Sec’y. 3; Mike Staff I; F.R.( Sec’y. 1; Student jfCounpl ft 9 M. ALOYSIUS JAREK IVishy Academic Crucible IVhen ATs in class it's necer dullt He makes things merry for us all. Activities: F.R.O. 1, 2, 3, 4; Jr. Red Cross 3, 4; Cumberlander Staff 4; Intramural Volleyball Champs 2, 3; Intramural Basket- ball Champs. 1, 2. CLYDE JOHNSON Kike Academic Technical Carmichaels Clyde is studious and he likes fun. That makes him popular with everyone. Activities: American History Club 2, 3; J.C.L. 2, 3, 4; Football Mgr. 3, 4; Mike Staff 4; Basketball Mgr. 3, 4; Science Club 2; Scholastic Club 1; Jr. Red Cross 4. MARLENE MARIE KAPUTA Mar Academic Nemacolin With Marilyn she is always seen, Two friends that nothing can come between. Activities: J.C.L. 2, 3, 4; Enter- tainment Chairman 3, Pres. 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Custodian 4; Gym Program 2; Flag Drill 3; G.A.A. 3, 4; Mike Staff 1, 2; Band Con- cert 1, 2,3,4; Jr. Red Cross 2, 3,4. ROBERT JOSEPH KLYSH Jake General Crucible Without Jake where would we be? A very happy lad is he. Activities: Football 2, 3; Basket- ball 2, 3; Baseball 2; Vice Pres- ident 2; Jr. Red Cross 3, 4, Pres- ident 4; Student Council 4; Intra- mural Basketball Champs 2. GERALDINE KROSUNGER Gerry Commercial Nemacolin Always happy is our Gerry, Never sad, always merry. Activities: G.A.A. 1, 2, Ec. Cl - MILOS KREWASKY Serb Academic Technical Serbiantown Serb is a fellow who shines in every sport. For all our jokes and teasing he has a quick retort. Activities: Football 1,2,3, 4; Bas- ketball 1,2,3, 4; Baseball 1, 2,3,4; Intramural Champs 1; Under- graduate Tournament 2; F.C.A. 2, 3, 4; Class President 2; Jr. Standing Committee 3; Boys’ C” Club 2, 3, 4; Vice Pres. 2; Student Council 4, Student Body Pres. 4. JUANITA MAE KYPER Nita Academic Carmichaels Dependable and studious in her quiet way. She's busy at can be all through the day. Activities: Mike Staff 1, 2, 3, 4; News Editor 3, 4; J.C.L. 2, 3, 4; American History Club 2, 3, 4, Secy. 3; Student Council 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Scholastic Club 2; Cum- berlander Staff 3, 4; County Bi- ology Test 2; Minstrel 1, 2. JUDITH ELAINE LANG Moonbeam Academic Crucible Judy never gets out oj hand. She's one of our favorites who plays in the band. Activities: Jr. Standing Committee 3; Jr. Red Cross 3, 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3,4, Executive Board 3; Gym Pro- gram 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Band Director 4; Chorus 1, 2; Minstrel 1; Orchestra I, 2; Concert Crown Bearer 1. 20 SHIRLEY JEAN LATSNIC Shir Commercial Nemacolin A friend like Shirley's hard to find. Helpful, courteous, and always kind. Activities: F.R.O. 1, 2; Mike Staff 2; Jr. Red Cross 2 3, ; Girls’ Gym Program 2. , JACQUELENE LAVINS Jackie Commercial Rices Landing Jackie has a quiet way, She seldom has much to say. Activities: Girls’ Athletic Asso- ciation 3, 4; Freshmen Research Organization 1, 2; Gym Program 2; Bombardment C hamps ball Champs 3. ROBERT C. LUCAS Luke Industrial Arts Carmichaels Quite an artistic lad is he, An artist is what he wants to he. Activities: Art Club 1, 2; Mike Staff 1,2, 3, 4; Cumbcrlander Staff 1,2,3,4; Jr. Standing Commit? T 'y ROBIN LITTON Rohhy Academic Carmichaels Rohhy is always Jull oj jun And he is liked hy everyone. Activities: Band I, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4; Boys’ Chorus 1; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 1, 2, 4; Science Club 2; Scholastic Club 1, 2; F.R.O. i, Trcas. i; American History Club 2,3, 4; J.C.L. 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres. 4; Jr. Red Cross 3, 4; Mike Staff 2, 3, 4, Editor 4; Cum- bcrlander Staff 2, 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Minstrel 1; Variety Show I. Jj'y) 1 Jjjr M%ILYn|ei|l EN LEIGH y. . n foviiJr«v. !ty Jnra ,ht}‘ W1’ m Quite A hti ijftfry r iw t A AcAvitici Cjiorus rtc Majorette 1, 2; Jfrdss 3, 4 |nstre| ; fi0 � ' brary Cqunol 2; fuyji Program ;A Flag Bjfdl 3; Bantl Conccttyil 2™ Lur' MARTHA LUND Martha Academic Carmichaels A perfect nurse we know she'll he. She's poised and charming and mannerly. Activities: All Saints High School 1, 2; Class Vicc-Pres. 1; Class Sec’y. 2; Chorus 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 4; Bombardment Champs 3; County History Test 3. SHIRLEY McMINN Skirl Commercial Carmichaels Short, quiet and neat is she, We'd never last without Shirley. 3; Home Ec. ym Program 2. Robert m. McLaughlin Butch Academic Nemacolin Sometimes serious, hut never sad. In haskethall he's a dependable lad. Activities: Football 1,2,4; Basket- ball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Camera Club r, 2, 3, 4; Intra- 21 DOLORES ILEEN McPherson Doily Commercial Carmichaels She's sweet as she can he And soon a Mrs. she will he. Activities: Band 1; Girls’ Athletic Association 3, 4; Gym Program 2; Chorus 2, 3; Pin Ball Champs 4. Morgan IdcWiLi.iAMs Mor( Commercial Carmichaels Wrestling is his one delight, We must admit he does all right. Activities: Jr. Classical League I, 2 3 4; Baseball i, 2, 3, 4; Basket- ball 2; Wrestling 3, 4; Jr. Red Cross 3, 4, Treas. 4; Intramural Volleyball Champs 2. NITA LEfc MILLER Spider Commercial Carmichaels Nita has such pretty hair And a smile like hers is very rare. Activities: Probationary Library Club 2, 3; Library Service Council F.B.G.A. 4; Home Ec. Club 3, Junior Red Cross Acadejj(i Tecfmic Os •DOCK Hank pRices Landing He has kraini rwough Jor us all, And Hank IJ always on the hall. Activities: Student Council 4; National Honor Society 4; F.R.O. 2, 3, 4; History Club 2, 3, 4; Jr. Red Cross 3, 4; Baseball Score- keeper 2,3; Mike Staff 3; Cumber- lander Staff 2, 3; Scholastic Club 1, 2, Treas. 2; Intramural Basket- ball Champs 3. MARY ALICE NICHOLSON Mary Alice Commercial Carmichaels Her pretty blonde hair always looks so neat And at choosing clothes she's hard to heat. Activities: Girls’ Athletic Asso- ciation 1, 2, 3, 4; Home Ec. Club 3, 4, Sec’y. 4; Mike Staff 4; Na- tional Honor Society 4- ANTHONY V. MEDUNIC Tony Academic Crucible Full ojfun and laughter is he, A very true Jriend is our Pee Wee. Activities: Intramural Volleyball Champs 2; Intramural Basketball Champs 2, 3; Camera Club I, 2, 3, 4; F.C.A. 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Baseball 1, 2, 4; Track 3; Jr. Red Cross 3, 4; Church League.Basket-y ball Champs 4. [ W FRED C. MUZYDLA Fred Commercial Carmichaels Although he's mischievous, he's really not had, He's one oj the best Jriends we have had. Activities: Science Club 1, 2; Band 1, 2; Track 2. 4 w THOMAS NOVAK Rusty Industrial Arts Crucible In basketball he has won fame Because he's “on the ball in every game. Activities: Intramural Basketball Champs 3; Intramural Volleyball Champs 2; Camera Club I, 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres. 2, Pres. 3; F.C.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres. 2, 3; Jr. Red Cross 2, 3� 4; Varsity “C” Club 3, 4; Baseball 1, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Undergraduate Tournament 2, 3. CM 2: DEANNA LEE RANDOLPH Dee Commercial Carmichaels Roller skating is her delight, jit making friends she does all right. Activities: Girls’ Athletic Asso- ciation 2, 3, 4; Chorus i, 2, 3, 4; Home Ec. Club 2, 3, 4; Pinball Champs 3; Gym Program 2; Min- strel I. JOHN DEMETER RAPCHAK Junick Academic Technical Ncmacolin From the girls he gets many sighs 'Cause he has a crewcut and baby blue eyes. Activities: Football 3, 4; All County Football Team 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Boys’ C” Club 3, 4; Class Vice Pres. 3, Standing Committee 3, 4; Class Pres. 4; Jr. Red Cross 4; Student Council 2; Wrestling 3, 4; Intramural Volleyball Champs 2; Church League Basketball Champs 2; Intramural Basketball Champs 2. GLORIA REAGAN DUDLEY Glor Commercial Carmichaels Gloria Reagan teas her name But Gloria Dudley she became. Activities: Home Ec. Club 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4; Mike Staff 2; Jr. Red Cros 4 F.B.G.A. 4. WILLIAM D. ROHLAND Iron Arm Academic Classical Carmichaels He's a flash on the baseball nine, He can drive a “homer anytime. Activities: Football 2, 3, 4; Base- ball i, 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Varsity “C” Club 2, 3, 4; Intramural Volleyball Champs 2. MAXINE MAE ROBERTS Maxs Commercial Carmichaels Short and sweet and very neat, Our Maxine just cant be beat. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3; F.B.G.A. 4; Gym Program 2; Concert I, 2, 3. 23 DELORES J. SANNER Dee Commercial Nemacolin Of her sports ability we are proud; She is popular in our crowd. Activities: Pinball Cha ps 4. MARY CATHERINE SANNER Cassie Commercial Carmichaels Without Delores she s seldom found, Mary is pleasing to have around. Activities: Library Probationary Club 2; Library Service Club 3; Gym Program 2; Pinball Champs4. ARTHUR WAYNE SMITH It hie Academic Carmichaels In sports and clowning his ability lies, Arkie is one of our favorite guys. Intramural Basketball Champs 2; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; All County Football Team 4; Track I, 3, 4; Class Vice Pres. 4; Varsity C Club 3, 4; Jr. Red Cross 4; Stand- ing Committee 3; Intramural Volleyball Champs 2; Standing Committee 4; Undergraduate Tournament 2, 3; Basketball Champs 3. LAWRENCE E. SIKO Larry General Carmichaels Larry is noted for chasing the girls And also for his pretty curls. Activities: Junior Red Cross 3, 4; Art Club i, 2; Track Manager 1, 2, 3; Band I. CATHERINE ELIZABETH SPRAGUE Cathy Commercial Crucible Very popular, we think she's grand She's always willing to lend a hand. Activities: Chorus 2, 3, 4; Proba- tionary Library Club 2, 3; Library Service Club 3, 4; Christmas pro- OMm 3i Concert 2, 3, 4. 3; lonci V FRANCES ANN SUDAR Fran Commercial Rices Landing Francie Ann loves to tease and joke, One of the gayest of our folk. ETHEL TITTNICH Fjhel Academic Crucible Ethel is an intelligent lass She'll be difficult to surpass. Activities: Mike Staff I, 2; Cum- berlander 4; F.R.O. I, 2; J.C.L. 1, 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3,4; Student Council 4; Am. Hist. Club 2, 3, 4; Nat. Hon. Soc. 4, V. Pres. 4; Prob. Lib. Council 1; Lib. Ser. Club 2yfj 3, 4, Pres. 3; Scholastic Club 1, 2; Science Club 2; Gym Program 2; Pinball Champs 2, 3; Flag Drill 3; Co. Biology Test 2. CLIFFORD A. TEAGARDEN Cliff Academic Technical Rices Landing Cliff is one who is rather shy But he is still a very nice guy. Activities: American History Club 2, 3, 4- 24 SHIRLEENE TREECE Chickie Commercial Khedive A sweet personality has Shirleene, A friendlier girl you've never seen. Activities: Home Ec. Club 3, 4. BETIT JANE UDOVICH Bet Commercial Carmichaels Betty plays the accordion well, With melodious tunes her music swells. Activities: Girls’ Athletic Asso- ciation 4; Gym Program 2; Pin- ball Champs 3; Bombardment Champs 3. JM JOYCE ANN URDA Utis Academic Classical Nemacolin Ufts is pretty, her dancing’s fine She’s outstanding in every line. Activities: Camera Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3� G.A.A. I, 2, 3� 4� Sec. 3� Pres. 4; Cheerleader 1, 2,3,4; Nat. Hon. Soc. 4; J.C.L. I, 2, 3, 4; Lat. award 2, Play 3; F.R.O. 1; Cum- berlander 1, 3, 4, Ed. 4; Mike 3; Cinderella 3; Co. tests i, 2, 3; D.A.R. award 4; Class V.P. 2; Pinb. Champs 2, 3, 4; Gym Prog. 2; Flag Drill 2; Sc. and Scholastic Clubs. WINIFRED ANN UTTER B AC K Sardines Commercial Crucible Winnie is quiet, sweet and kind, A better Jrtend you’ll never find. Activities: Chorus 2, 3, 4; Home Ec. Club 3, 4; Probationary Li- brary Club 2, ARLENE LOUISE VARESKO Sam Commercial Rices Landing Petite, demure and quite a doll, With a ready smile Jor one and all. Activities: Chorus 2. jw. KENNETH v ROBERT KENNE WHALEN Pro Academic Crucible Robert has an infectious smile And happy-go-lucky all the while. Activities: Intramural Volleyball Champs 2; Intramural Basketball Champs 2, 3; Football 2; Baseball !, 2, 4; Band I, 2, 3, 4; Chorus I, 2, 3, 4; Scholastic Club 1, 2, Vice Pres. 2; Jr. Red Cross 3, 4, Sec’y. 4; American History Club 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 4; All County Band 2, 3; Science Club 2. r b ia) f L7Qf' PEARL W1ELKIEWICZ Purity y) Academic Nemacolin Personality plus has our Pearl A friend to every boy and girl Activities: Nat. Hon. Soc. 4, Pres. 4; F.R.O. 1, Pres. 1; Class Sec. 1; Am. Hist. 2,3,4, V. Pres. 2; J.C.L. 1� 3, 4� V. Pres. 3; F.V.G.A. 4; Cumberlandcr 2; “Employ the Physically Handicapped, 2nd place; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Dm P.F.J.H. V. Pres. 4, Speaker 2; Scholastic Club 2; Co. tests 2, 3; Pinball Champs 2, 3; Gym Prog. 25 2; Flag Drill 3; Science Club 2. JUDITH ANN WILLIAMS Judy Commercial Carmichaels If personality were put to a test, Judy would always come out the best. Activities: Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Jr. Squad Head 3; Mike Staff 4; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Probationary Li- brary Council 2; Pinball Champs 2, 4; Student Council 3; Gym DONALD WAYNE WHIPKEY Midnight Academic Technical Carmichaels Don is a favorite with everyone, He’s always ready with a pun. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2; Basketball 1, 2; Track 1, 3, 4; Class Pres. 1, Class Trcas. 3; Standing Committee 3; Boys’ “C Club 2, 3, 4; American His- tory Club 2, 3, 4, Pres. 3; Camera Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Cumberlandcr Staff 3; Mike Staff 3; Undergraduate Tourna- ment 2. JAMES FRANCIS WILLIS Jim Academic Technical Rices Landing With blushing cheeks just like a rose, A very nice boy as everyone knows. Activities: Football 2; Track 1,3,4. ANTHONY R. YANDURA Tony General Carmichaels Very shy is this lad But more than one sweetheart he has had. LUCILLE RUTH w4lFE Toots Commercial Rices Landing When Lucille's around folks are aware Of her sparkling smile and pretty blonde hair. Activities: Mike Staff 2; Majorette 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Bombardment Champs 3; Concert 2, 3, 4; Christmas Program 2, 3; Pinball Champs 3. PRISCILLA KAY YAROS Priss Academic Nemacolin Head Majorette is our Priss And one whom we will surely miss. Activities: Majorette I, 2, 3, 4, Head 4; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Art Club 1; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2; Probationary Library Council 2; Coal Queen Candidate 3; May Day Attendant 2; Gym Program 2; Band Sec’y. 4; Minstrel 1; Band Concert 1, 2, 3, 4; Pinball Champs 4; Christmas Program 2, 3, 4; Talent Show 1, 2. MARY ARLENE YOUNG Bunnie Commercial Carmichaels Slimt slick and very neat, Mary just can't be beat. Activities: Standing Committee 3; G.A.A. 3, 4; Bombardment Champs 3; Probationary Library Council 2; Gvm Program 2. ' 3 LORETTA MAE ZOLDOS Lorrie Commercial Carmichaels Loretta has friends galore, And always seems to be making more. Activities: Concert 1, Majorette 1, 2; Chorus 1, 2; Jr. Red Cross 3, 4; Probationary Library Coun- cil 2, 3; Library Service Club 3, 4; G.A.A. 3, 4; Gym Program 2; Flag Drill 3; Pinball Champs 4. 26 ROSALIE ANGELA ZALAR Ziggie Academic Carmichaels Always a hit never a flop, This pretty little miss is always on top. Activities: National Honor Society 4, Sec’y. 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Jr. Red Cross 3, 4; Mike Staff 2, 3; Cumbcrlander Staff 3, 4; Gym Program 2; Flag Drill 3; Pinball Champs 2, 4; Class Sec’y. 3; F.R.O. i; Probationary Library Once upon a time J. Urda Long long ago J. Kyper K. Morcdock M. Lund M. Kaputa We looked like this P. Yaros D. Randolph K. Gdovka G. Racgan vJ M. A. Nicholson M. Roberts N. Miller o r - i C.Teagarden J. Williams L. Babyak R. Hixon D. McPherson G. Forsyth L. Siko A. Yandura J. Lang 29 BEST IXX)KING BEST PERSONALITY Senior WHO’S CLOWNS WHO MOST ATHLETIC FLIRTS T. Novak—A. Bizub .1° M. Krewasky—M. Modrick A. Smith—M. Hathaway BEST DANCERS Senior MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED BEST DRESSED J. Hawley—D. Cardilli G. Forsyth—D. Austin WHO’S NICEST SMILE WHO MOST COURTEOUS 31 J. Rapehak—P. Yaros G. Dodds—P. Wielkiewicz JUNIOR STANDING COMMITTEE. Seated: C. Hathaway, B. Danforth, L. Clarchick, P. Busti, N. Yarish, M. Mahlc. Standing: B. Barnhart, J. Volchko, B. Rapchak, C. Koroly, R. Nichols, C. Hartley. OFFICERS. Vice President—S. Titus; Secretary Treasurer—A. M. Tekely; President—Joseph Volchko. 32 STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES. B. Rapchak, D. Kessler, E. Nopwaskey, B. Barnhart. Junior Highest Honor Students Shirley Ziros, Joan Carter V c djfe 4P a a A r a it iY | ] J kt , ii a O 1 L ii Yr JGli V 1 . _ a a a | c. ft a v-1 « BiiB it ” . w ST i ki N a 4| il fk IB 45 i p a w. r6) t u it ii J§ V ii a a 4 ii a AiiB i© $ itt V r. IbH o r p r� 1 I a ifeki ii”- Ml ir a 0 J. Mcsich B. Zupancich S. Krause D. Alexander J. Modrick E. Porembka J. Buskirk N. Sokol E. Adaman J. Buskirk L. Pcksa M. Mahlc R. Stuler C. Hathaway E. Nopwasky R. Sillett J. Yfolchko Z. Brand R. Grimm P. Busti R. Stanik N. Miller J. Cerqueria S. Teagarden F. Schultz F. Henrish S. Skupnick P. Zappone D. Mondichack G. Swartz D. Fabery J. Voytck A. Yandura YV. Livingston J. Zappone D. Smuggle E. McMinn B. Barnhart B. Danforth M. Lucas L. Clarchick B. Rapchak J. Journic R. Nichols C. Maslanka L. Mancini P. Robinson C. Korol y E. Barber R. Phillips N. Birch J. Kennedy J. Hclmick C. Kerr 34 M. Calcs D. Mahlc S. Smith R. Yuras S. Harris R. Blakcr J Speck R. Farrier R. Willis J. Dudley J. Flcnniken T. Woodring G. Helmick D. Decker B. Faull R. Wayne C. Hartley D. Arison S. Titus D. Kessler K. Townsend B. Barclay L. Belan A. Tekely D. Dean R. O’Brien G. Norris J. Gunnels N. Yarish M. Michlik R. Fuller L. Aspey A. Rockwell P. Cormack R. Kirchner N. Krutko N. V'aslowsky F. Descaro S. Ziros R. Smith B. Mahlc C. Guiscl W. Kowalewski B. Lowther N. Dittorc C. Rutosky R. McCann P. Micenko U. Hanko G. Rush M. Albright P. Schrader N. Pascuzzo J. Shaffer 35 THIS WAS EVERY Connie Maslanka and Ronald Smith CINDERELLA AND PRINCE CHARMING 36 JUNIOR ’S DREAM The Bewitching Hour Ushers in a New Cinderella and Prince Charming. I had a “Cold” Pals Little Bitty Buddy 38 Eatin’ Goober Peas This ought to get them I dare you! Meeting the deadline Let Me Call You Sweetheart' OFFICERS. President—Thomas Nopwasky; Vice President—Linda Callaghan; Sec- retary-Treasurer—Curtis I.ang. STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES. William Paris, Patricia Pad, Harry Ellsworth, Jac- queline Yaros. SOPHOMORE CLASS HIGH HONORS. Seated: L. Callaghan, M. Lunden, D. Vargo, Carol Ye- lenosky, L. Clark. Standing: D. Moser, P. Paci, D. Nickler, D. Krovochcck, J. Kovach. 40 C.Johnson R. Phillips C. Witt G. Swift J. Wheeler F. Dudzinski R. Kalinowski L. Callaghan J. Ixrwis T. Zapponc F. Krause I. Coffman M. A. Livingston £. Bizub D. Krovocheck R. Battisti C. Sillett R. Krause J. Novesel P. Buffer F. Ccrqueria M. Lundcn H. Ellsworth P. Savanick F. Cesarone K. Lint M. Grove N. Reynolds B. Hcnrish T. Doty R. Tresslcr M. Kulan J. Kovach J. Verona D. Mondichack R. Mitchell J. Yaros R. Babyak J. A. Scott N. Yoders J. Wheeler F. Clark A. Hamilton P. Lewandowski T. Boggio M. Booze N. Gideon I. Barchanowicz D. Moser R. Norris J. Uveges D. Mehal P. Jordan G. Lcsko R. Swestyn R. Torok J. Nicholson S. Martin J. Hillsman M. Frazier A. Prcbonich M. Markulic J. Hart J. Patterson J.Tekavec B. Titus S. Metz R. Teagarden E. Viola M. Gazy P. Paci H. Nopwasky J. Grooms VV. Davidson B. Ditko E. Hcrcyzk R. Moredock W. Jones P. Krajnak E. Scott M. McLaughlin J. Brodak P. Lang C. Lang P. Watona R. Johnson B. Casner D. Whoolery C. Virgin F. O’Brochta M. J. Maskil H. Stasko D. Vargo D. Czikray A.Johnson E. Foyle J. Hudock R. Shimshock K. Tittnich W. Young E. Zalar H. Lawrence K. Conroy W. Waters M. Rudolph R. Diamond M. McCann G. Novotny J. Horner W. Hancock A. Hart W. Paris P. Sliger K. Krajnak C. McDonald H. Barnhart L. Clark R. Sanner R. Cielensky W. McPherson §' o y i j w ■HA « i v.! £ v .V iT V ■ft f) ft c 1 •Vv .Kiiiak. O I -v'- © f 1 . B � Ui f £ k A re i ,4. f; C :V • n i£ € P $ 9 if) a V V 1 Illisu l 'n . © % ▲ i 4 5 ® 1 O £ til 1 V; P P 'c V' i f f © a a 1 6 J V p p A OFFICERS. President—Robert Mahle; Vice President—Gunarts Janson; Secretary-Treasurer—Ernest Gabler. FRESHMAN CLASS HIGHEST HONORS. Di- ane Dugan, Joy Rhea, Barbara Husk. STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES. Patricia Stys, Christine Onderko, Barbara Husk, Patricia Crackovich. All right Georgie! It’s only water. Milkin’ Time C2H304+KCi-MESS Inside story Traitor in the crowd S. Balogh C. Phares B. Parrish J. Muzydla D. Schimonsky A. McMinn C. Prodan W. Groves B. Citronc R. Krause R. Dulaney D. O’Brien P. Stys C. Michlick R. Buljat B. Lipniskis A. Buljat B. Krovocheck N. Mcnhart M. Kartley B. Husk S. Rapchak G. Lucas D. Kaputa R. Randolph E. Nichols J. Hawley G.Jensen B. Stofchcck C. Kelly M. Walters M. Schifko B. McDermott D. Dugan J. Burnette R. Waters S. Kimes G. Smith C. Lichinsky A. Ohler P. Volchko f. Novotny S. Burke L. Dean E. Miller J. Urbania W. Whoolery R. Stapinski J. Yarish D. Titchenell M. Kovach M. Holupko J. Galatic S. Firestone R. Kerr J. Scskay G. l oth S. Kyper H. Hartley A. Ghler L. Booze R. Petuck J. Cunningham J. Johnson G. Beatty A. Jackman D. Burch R. Kerr J. Martin L. Truntich S. Lapsevich D. Rush M. Hathaway T. Kelley T. Callaghan P. Brewer E. Morris M. Wasko P. Bober J. Charnoki B. Taylor R. Dowling J. Kinstlicn J. Myers S. Swartz J. Hatalla E. Krutho P. Jensen R. Krause E. G abler M. Largent B. Mahle J. Zorich C. Mitchell B. Collins W. Grimm N. Mcnhart R. Orlosky R. Virgin H. Wilson C. Onderko G. McMinn M. McPherson T. Clark C. Welsh B. Mahle L. Sanner I. Ward G. Robish R. Lukowsk) I. Burvan L. Ondrciko B. Robish L. McW'illiams S. Rush R. Schneider J. Shultz B. Lescar J. Della Pozza R. Krause S. Reagan G. Hess C. Plues B. Swift A. Gallow E. Bodovinac S. Krkovich G. Crouch M. Atcheson J. Shcfcheck T. Sauers W. Gazy P. Fecik A. May E. Clark W. Hixon J. Folan K. Descaro P. Crackovich D. Battaglini J. Cash R. Ewart P. Biskup P. Buday ACTIVITIES AT CUMBERLAND Scientific Research BAND Majorettes . W. Arison, M. A. Livingston, L. Wolfe, A. Bizub, P. Busti, D. Kessler, L. Callaghan, G. Norris, P. Yaros, C. Folan, N. Yarish, A. M. Tekely, C. Maslanka, J. Hubecka, M. L. Mahle, J. Yaros. Color Guards: J. Urbania, M. A. McLaughlin, J. Grooms, D. Ka- puta, A. Johnson. Clarinets: R. Litton, E. Bodnar, P. Savanick, K. Tittnich, B. Husk, A. Hart, N. Sokol, P. Lang, D. Dugan, B. Stofcheck, J. Martin, B. Lipniskis, C. Hathaway, R. Morcdock, P. Watona, C. Mitchell. Flutes: J. Lang, M. Hathaway, R. Kerr, C. Prodan. Saxophones: H. Barnhart, J. Hart, R. Waine, J. Udovich, W. Bober, B. Faull, M. Gazy, L. Belan. Trumpets: R. Clark, R. Gray, E. Barclay, Z. Brand, R. Kirchner, R. Swestyn, F. O’Brochta, S. Burke, K. Lint, R. Phillips, G. John- son, R. Kaus, H. Wilson. Baritones: R. Smith, N. Miller, C. Lang. Trombones: D. Battaglini, H. Hartley, R. Zackfia. Bellairs: P. Krajnak, J. Hudock. Drummers: D. Burch, R. O’Brien, A. Jackman, T. Doty. Cymbals: M. Kaputa. Bass Drum: J. Burrie. Bass Horns: B. Zupancich, M. Groves, R. Ewart. 50 Pianists CHORUS Row i: S. Kimes, S. Kypcr, M. Livingston, M. Kulan, J. Sauers, C. Prodan, VV. Utterback, C. Sprague, D. Austin, P. Jordan, B. Collins, J. Kyper, L. Wolfe, M. Kaputa, R. Kerr, P. Stys, J. Martin. Row 2: J. Cash, J. Dudley, P. Busti, M. Schifko, M. Maskill, D. Kessler, M. Rudolph, C. Sillett, M. Leigh, J. Burvan, R. Krause, E. Krutko, C. McDonald, P. Yaros, S. Reagan, S. Martin, B. Stofcheck, M. Lund, S. Rush, Z. Brand, B. Faull, A. Johnson, J. Yaros. Row J: G. Lucas, M. Lunden, P. Cormack, D. Mc- Pherson, P. Volchko, E. Barclay, D. Schimonsky, E. Cutwright, E. Bodnar, L. Clarchick, S. Krkovich, E. Barber, J. Urbania, M. Clark, G. Toth, K. Conroy, F. Bandish, B. Parish, R. Farrier, R. Moredock, P. Bober, J. Journic, M. Nicholson, L Bartonovich, N. Miller, C. Johnson, M. Kovach, S. Rush, Z. Brand, L. Clark, M. McLaughlin. Row 4: M. Lucas, W. Burrie, G. Dodds, L. Bclan, H. Hartley, D. Battaglini, B. Zuponcich, R. Litton, G. Forsyth, C. Lang, E. Gabler, R. Gray. 53 Row i: B. Husk, J. Kyper, J. Hawley, G. Norris, J. Varos, E. Tittnich, R. Klysh, P. Paci, P. Stys, P. Crackovich, C. Onderko. Row 2: Mr. O’Brochta, H. Ellsworth, B. Kapehak, E. Nopwasky, K. More- dock, W. Paris, M. Krewasky, B. Barnhart. STUDENT COUNCIL Officers Student Council sponsors magazine sales. Milos Krewasky, President of Student Body. Robin Litton Editor Read it in the Mike MIKE STAFF Row : D. Clark, M. Nicholson, R. Litton, J. Kyper, D. Nickler, D. Austin, S. Ziros. Row 2: J. Williams, J. Hawley, Mr. Davis, R. Lucas, C. Johnson, J. Hillsman, P. Paci, M. Lunden. Row i: K. Gdovka, P. Wielkiewicz, M. Nicholson, D. Clark, M. Boggio, R. Zalar, E. Tittnich, M. Lund, P. Hclmick, R. Litton. Row 2: E. Bodnar, R. Whalen, C. Johnson, R. Gray, Mr. Kerr, R. Hixon, K. Morcdock, J. Urda. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY —P. Wielkiewicz; Trtas.—R. Gray. When do the trains leave for Washington, D. C.? GREAT CAESAR’S GHOST! FUTURE CRAFTSMEN OF AMERICA Officers Do your own work, boys! Future Draftsmen? Row : R. Kalinowski, R. Headley, R. Diamond, E. Scott, K. Gdovka, T. Novak, M. Krewasky, D. Whoolery, C. Koroly, B. Barnhart. Row 2: Mr. Vail, J. Bradmon, E. Herczyk, W. Reynolds, A. Medunic, B. Rapchak, J. Modrick, M. Michlick. Row : E. Cutwright, S. McMinn, D. Alexander, N. Pascuzzo, L. Aspey, M. A. Albright. P. Sliger, F. Henrish, J. Zappone, N. Miller, S. Smith. Row 2: Mrs. Gdovka, G. Dudley, D. Mondichak, S. Treece, G. Krosunger, D. Randolph, B. Udovich, B. Mahlc, P. Schrader, J. Wheeler, M. Modrick. Row 3: D. Cardilli, W. Utterback, M. A. Nicholson, W. Dorricott, L. Babyak, J. Birch, D. Austin, J. Swartz, B. Fecik, S. Krause, M. Deems, M. Roberts. HOME ECONOMICS CL UB Before Row : J. Flenniken, M. Michlik, W. Jones, M. Frazier, D. Nickler, R. Litton, P. Busti, D. Clark, B. Danforth, C. Hartley, F. Henrish. Row 2: Mr. Palone, S. Ziros, D. Kesslef, J. Carter, P. Wielkiewicz, J. Patterson, R. Gray, C. Johnson, D. Whipkey, J. Gunnels, K. Moredock, R. Whalen. Rowj: R. Farrier, P. Watona, C. Hathaway, J. Kyper, M. Hathaway, J. Speck, H. Nopwasky, M. Lunden, E. Tittnich, D. Krovocheck, R. Johnson. AMERICAN HISTOR Y CLUB Row : W. Hixon, J. Hatalla, J. Yarish, M. Boggio, R. Cielensky, M. Lucas, R. McLaughlin, R. Wayne, R. Kirchner, M. Hruska, R. Kalinowski. Row 2: S. Balogh, J. Speck, S. Rapchak, Mr. Gavlak, D. Whip- key, R. Hixon, B. Titus, J. Urda, G. Toth. Row 3: J. Kinstlich, R. Novak, J. Gunnels, R. Burch, A. Medunic, F. Herczyk, P. Crackovich, M. Smalich, L. Callaghan, E. Zalar, P. Stys. CAMERA CLUB President—Don Whipkey, Vice Pres.—Russel Kirchner, Treas.—Joel Gunnels, Sgt. at Arms—Mickey Smalich, Secy.—Edwina Zalar. William Hixon shows brother Bob's photographic display to Michael Lucas. Row I: P. Hclmick, Z. Brand, M. Kaputa, E. Porembka, M. Boggio, B. Dan forth, R. Farrier, A. Yan- dura, C. Hathaway, C. Hartley. Row 2: Miss Goodwin, M. McWilliams, R. Hixon, R. Gray, C. Johnson, T. Greenwood, S. Skupnick, E. Barclay, D. Dean. Row j: P. Busti, J. Bizub, J. Kyper, E. Bodnar, P. W’ielkiewicz, M. Hathaway, J. Urda, E. Tittnich, R. Litton, N. Miller. JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE OFFICERS. Secretary—Peggy Hclmick, President—Marlene Kaputa, Treasurer— Pearl Wielkiewicz, Vice President—Robin Litton. J.C.L. presents “Junior Prom” 62 OFFICERS Future Scientists 63 FRESHMEN RESEAR CH ORGANIZA ETON Row : B. Swift, R. Michlik, G. Swift, I). Dugan, B. Husk, S. Burke, J. Zorich, M. Shifko, P. Biskup, A. Medunic. Roto 2: D. Schimonsky, J. Urbania, G. Novotny, J. Seksay, R. Swestyn, H. Barnhart, P. Stys, S. Swartz. Row J: Mr. Doyle, K. Moredock, T. Greenwood, R. Whalen, J. Patterson, G. Rush, A. Jarck, D. Titchinell. Row : A. Bizub, M. Roberts, D. Clark, M. Deems, G. Dudley, N. Miller, J. Krosunger, L. Zoldos. Row 2: Mrs. Christopher, M. Young, J. Hubecka, C. Folan, P. Wielkicwicz, J. Williams, D. Car- dilli. FUTURE BUSINESS GIRLS ____________________ AMERICA COMMERCIAL CLUB Row : S. Treece, D. Sanner, F. Bandish, S. McMinn, S. Latsnic, M. Roberts, W. Arison. Row 2: E. Cutwright, R. Randolph, Mr. Da- vis, L. Flenniken, J. Girgas, N. Hess, M. Sanner, D. McPherson. 64 LIBRAR Y SER VICE CLUB Everything in order Sitting: E. Tittnich, L. Babyak, L. Zoldos, W. Utterback, C. Sprague. Standing: P. Buday, D. Fabery, Mrs. Crago, W. Dorricott, D. Cardilli, N. Miller. PROBATIONARY LIBRARY COUNCIL. Seated: S. Rush, E. Yoders, Mrs. Crago, J. Cunningham. Standing: S. Skupnick, C. Yel- enosky, R. A. Dulaney, E. Viola, C. Hartley. SENIOR MEMBERS OF G.A.A. Row : B. Udovich, J. Lavins, M. Young, M. Deems, M. A. Nichol- son, R. Zalar, M. Kaputa, M. Ixigh, J. Lang, L. Zoldos. Row 2: I). Randolph, C. Folan, J. Hubeeka, G. Krosunger, Miss Baily, J. Williams, D. McPherson, A. Bizub. Row J: P. Varos, E. Cutwpght, J. Bizub, J. Urda, M. Hathaway, P. Wielkicwicz, E. Tittnich, M. Boggio. GIRLS’ A THLETIC ASSOCIA TION JUNIOR AND SOPHOMORE MEMBERS OF G.A.A. Row : C. Hathaway, C. Hartley, E. Zalar, B. Danforth, J. Dudley, D. Kessler. Row 2: P. Busti, M. A. McLaughlin, J. Yaros, A. Johnson, L. Aspey, R. Moredock, C. McDonald, E. Porembka, J. Zappone, U. Hanko, N. Yarish, M. L. Mahle, D. Alex- ander. Row j: Miss Baily, R. Torok, J. Carter, S. Ziros, P. Schrader, P. Paci, A. Prebonich, G. Hclmick, N. Sokol, M. I.unden, P. Watona, L. Callaghan, Z. Brand, J. Hawley. Row 4: P. Zappone, D. Moser, B. Casner, I. Coffman, E. Barclay, E. A. Barber, M. Smalich, S. Teagarden, A. Yandura, T. Woodring, K. Conroy, N. Krutko, J. Journic, C. Maslanka, M. Kulan. Row : N. Yarish, A. Bizub, M. Leigh, R. Zalar, D. Kessler, J. Dudley, M. Kaputa. Row 2: R. Whalen, R. Hixon, K. Gdovka, M. Krcwaskv, A. Smith, R. Klysh, J. Rapchak, R. McLaughlin, C. Johnson, R. Litton, G. Dudley, T. Novak. Row J: Miss Wilson, A. Jarek, W. Rohland, K. Morcdock, M. McWil- liams, J. Hawley, D. Whipkey, L. Siko, M. Modrick, L. Zoldos, S. Latsnic, J. Lang. Row 4: A. Medunic, S. Smith, J. Swartz, M. Mahle, J. Bizub, C. Maslanka, A. Tekely, L. Clarchick, G. Norris, J. Journic, N. Krutko, W. Dorricott, D. Cardilli, N. Miller. JUNIOR RED CROSS And there’s another dollar! CHEERLEADERS Row : R. Trcssler, H. Ellsworth, M. Krewasky, R. Headley, T. Novak, M. Lucas, B. Barnhart, W. Hancock, W. Rohland, R. Mahle. Row 2: J. Volchko, A. Smith, C. Johnson, M. Kartley, Mr. Stuvek, E. Nopwasky, J. Ccrqueira, R. Hixon, F. Herczyk. Row j: K. Gdovka, D. McPherson, J. Rapchak, B. Rapchak, N. Dittore, H. Nopwasky, G. Dodds, D. Whipkey, K. Townsend. VARSITY C CLUB SPORTS AT CUMBER LAND Athletic Director Mr. Hathaway Row : J. Hatalla, W. Rohland, J. Rapchak, A. Smith, K. Gdovka, D. Whipkey, M. Krcwasky, B. Hixon, R. McLaughlin, F. Herczyk, D. McPherson, Mr. Stuvek. Row 2: C. Johnson, M. Lucas, B. Barn- hart, K. Townsend, J. Volchko, N. Dittore, J. Mesich, H. Nopwasky, J. Cerqueira, E. Nopwasky, J. Lewis, R. Battisti, Mr. Lapkowicz, B. Rapchak. Row j: R. Tresslcr, E. Morris, R. Kalinowski, I. Ward, M. Kartley, H. Ellsworth, J. Kovach, R. Babyak, D. Whoolery, E. Herczyk, R. Orlosky, Mr. O’Brochta. Row 4: L. Mancini, D. Czicray, B. Mahle, W. Groves, J. Galatic, L. Truntich, E. Gabler, M. Walters, E. Miller, W. Hixon, P. Jensen, J. Shefcheck, K. Descaro, B. Swift. FOOTBALL 1955 1955 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE All-County First Team Cumberland 6 South Union 0 J. Rapchak—end Cumberland 0 North Union 8 A. Smith—-Jullback Cumberland •9 Mason town 6 All-County Second Team Cumberland 20 Georges 0 J. Volchko—tackle Cumberland 33 Mapletown 7 K. Gdovka—guard Cumberland 0 Jefferson 35 Honorable Mention Cumberland 6 Waynesburg 0 H. Ellsworth Cumberland 26 Point Marion 6 D. Whipkey Cumberland 18 Beth Joint 28 128 90 Cumberland 14.2 point average per game. Opponents 10 points average per game. 72 After having a small inexperienced squad last year, the Cumberland Mikes showed much spirit and power this year. Lead by our head coach, Mr. Fred Stuvek, as- sisted by Mr. Anthony O’Brochta and Mr. Lapkowicz, the team ended up the season with a 6-3 record. The Mikes first encounter this year was with South Union. After a 56 yard drive, “Serb” Krewasky scored on a quarterback sneak from about the six inch line. South Union had several opportunities to score from eleven and seven yard lines, but failed each time. Cumberland was beaten 8-0 in the second encounter by North Union. The Mikes fought hard and out played the Rams but received some bad breaks. The Rams tallied their touchdown and safety in the final four minutes of the game. Serb” Krewasky, back to pass, dropped the ball while being tackled. It was picked up by the Ram’s left end. They got their safety when Don Whipkey fell down in the end zone after catching a pass. The Mikes got their second victory of the season by defeating Masontown 19-6. In the first quarter the Gunners fumbled and after a series of driyes, “Serb” Krewasky threw a pass to Don Whipkey for a touch- down. Gdovka’s conversion was good. The Gunners scored in the second quarter, after a sustained drive of 56 yards. The Mikes scored twice in the third quarter as Harry Ellsworth went over from the 8 yard line and Krewasky went over on a keeper play from about the 15 yard line. Cumberland traveled to Georges to get their third victory of the season. After a scoreless first quarter the Mikes tallied in each of the three remaining quarters to get the decision. “Arkie” Smith topped a 60 yard drive in the second quarter by going over from the 4 yard line. In the third quarter, Bill Rohland claimed a 65 yard drive by bucking into the end zone from the 2 yard line. “Gus” Gdovka’s second straight conversion split the upright to bring the score to 14-0. Georges scored a touchdown on a 52 yard run by Wilbur West, bur it was nullified by a penalty. The Mikes climaxed the scoring in the final quarter; moving the ball 40 yards goalward. Don Whipkey scored by crashing over the goal line from the seven yard line. Our boys racked up their fourth victory of the season by scoring a decisive victory over Mapletown to the tune of 33-7. This gave Coach Stuvek a chance to clear the bench. The first score came in the opening minutes of the game on a 50 yard pass play from Ben Rapchak to “Arkie” Smith. Later in the first quarter Ben Rap- chak rolled out to the left on a keeper play and ran 25 yards into pay dirt. Smith ceased Mapletown’s attempts of scoring by intercepting a pass and going 25 yards for his second touchdown. “Gus” Gdovka split the uprights twice while “Arkie” Smith made good his attempt for the extra point. After a scoreless third quarter John Rapchak fell on a fumble and Harry Ellsworth went 2 yards for a tally. Mapletown also scored in the fourth quarter against the Mikes substitutes. Cumberland was eliminated from the WPIAL Class B race by Jefferson’s strong team which was held score- less until Dukate blocked a punt and ran 20 yards for a touchdown. In the second quarter Jefferson scored twice with Ferenchak plunging from the four and Vir- gin passing 11 yards to Fisher in the end zone. The final tally came when Knight went to pay dirt from the two. Sonny Harr made 5 straight conversions for the Jeffs. This win by Jefferson made the series between these two county rivals 12-12 with four games ending in ties. The Mikes beat Waynesburg 6-0 for their fifth vic- tory of the season. A first quarter fumble,recovered by Joe Cequeira on the 8 yard line, paved the way for a victory for the Mikes. The county-seaters lead in first downs n-io and once moved the ball up to the Mikes 10 yard line. The Mikes beat Waynesburg 6-0 for their fifth vic- tory of the season. A first quarter fumble, recovered by the game, Point Marion rolled on for the first score. Bob Mahle made two touchdowns in the third quarter, one touchdown from the 47 yard line and the other from the 10 yard line. Harry Ellsworth and Bob Mahle both tallied in the fourth quarter. “Gus” Gdovka made two out of four conversions to bring the score to 26-6. Cumberland was overpowered 28-18 by Beth Joint in the final game of the season. At halftime the Bulldogs lead 14-0. In the third quarter the Bulldogs scored again and lead 21-0. After a drive, Don Whipkey scored from the five. Harry Ellsworth tallied our second score. A1 Campbell scored for Beth Joint from the two after a long drive. The Mikes scored again with a short screen pass to “Arkie” Smith making the final score Beth Joint 28, Cumberland 18. 7 3 Future Varsity Squad Getting ready for Jefferson Oh! My aching back! Beanshooters’ Paradise I ookout, boys! Still kicking Ball carriers 74 After the “brawl is over “Then,” she said— st Row: Kenneth Lint, Michael Kartley, Thomas Novak, Robert McLaughlin, Delbert Whoolery, Ben Rapchak, Harry Nopwasky, William Paris, Tony Boggio. 2nd Row: Coachy Mr. Lapkowicz, Milos Krewasky, Eugene Barnhart, Arthur Smith, Michael Lucas, Robert McCann, William Bober, John Patterson, Joseph Cerqucira, Robert Trcssler. BASKETBALL 1955-56 SEASON’S RECORD Carmichaels 57 All-Saints 42 Carmichaels 42 Waynesburg 40 Carmichaels 5° Point Marion 54 Carmichaels 34 Waynesburg 47 Carmichaels 35 California 56 Carmichaels 47 All-Saints 50 Carmichaels 43 Point Marion 54 Carmichaels 42 Mapletown 40 Carmichaels 54 Ellsworth 65 Carmichaels 59 Jefferson 47 Carmichaels 67 West Bethlehem 35 Carmichaels 60 Bethlehem Joint 65 Carmichaels 55 Centerville 65 Carmichaels 53 Bentleyville 58 Carmichaels 55 Mapletown 67 Carmichaels 43 Ellsworth 66 Carmichaels 44 Jefferson 60 Carmichaels 66 West Bethlehem 56 Carmichaels 64 Bethlehem Joint 74 Carmichaels 39 Centerville 72 Carmichaels 64 Bentleyville 60 W 7 L 14 Pet. .333 75 BASKETBALL This year all the Mikes’ games were exhibitions due to their classificatiort as an “A” school at the beginning of the school term. This year’s team showed a season’s record of 7 wins and 14 losses. Although the team’s record is not too impressive, the players and the coach, Mr. Lapkowicz, deserve a lot of credit. The team’s top scorers were Arkie Smith, Eugene Barnhart, Milos Krewasky, and Joe Cerqueira. Each had a total of over 100 points with Smith being high with 312. The team’s most impressive wins were over Waynesburg, Mapletown, and Jef- ferson. They suffered several close defeats, losing to Point Marion by four points, to All-Saints by three points, and to Bethlehem Joint and Bentleyville by five points each. In the final game of the season, the Mikes’ undergraduate team upset Bentleyville, 64 to 60, for their seventh win of the season. The senior members of the team are Arkie Smith, Milos Krewasky, Rusty Novak, Bill Bober, and Robert McLaughlin. The returning players are Eugene Barnhart, Joe Cerqueira, Robert McCann, Delbert Whollery, Ben Rapchak, and Mike Lucas. The Junior Varsity team, under Mr. Lapkowicz and Mr. Stuvek, enjoyed a better, season winning n and losing 10. INDIVIDUAL SCORING PLAYER F. c. FLS. AVG. PER GAME. TOTAL POINTS A. Smith 121 70 15.6 312 M. Krewasky 63 29 7-8 «55 E. Barnhart 91 23 9.8 205 J. Cerqueira 40 25 7.0 105 R. Novak 12 11 3-5 35 VV. Bober 23 10 5.6 56 D. Whoolery 3° 11 5-9 7« R. McCann 29 20 6.5 78 H. Nopwasky 7 3 4-3 «7 M. Kartley 1 5 3-5 7 B. Rapchak 12 3 5-4 27 R. McLaughlin 0 2 0.7 2 M. Lucas 0 0 0.0 0 76 77 'Serb puts “English on the ball. And the score goes up another notch. Row : R. Johnson, R. Swesryn, S. Titus, D. Arison, W. Hixon, B. Mahle, B. Hancock. Row 2: F. Her- czyk, H. Ellsworth, J. Hess, C. Dodds, M. Walters, G. Swift, B. Swift. Row j: J. Volchko, R. Mahle, D. McPherson, J. Rapchak, R. Phillips, R. Kalinowski. WRESTLING 1956 SEASON’S SCHEDULE Cumberland Opponents Cumberland «7 Waynesburg 36 Cumberland 24 German 33 Cumberland 9 Mapletown 38 Cumberland 11 Jefferson 39 Cumberland 34 Charleroi 18 Cumberland 16 Union town 40 Cumberland 10 Jefferson 40 Cumberland 27 German 19 Cumberland 6 Mapletown 44 Cumberland 28 Charleroi � 5 Cumberland 11 Waynesburg 42 Cumberland 25 Union town 23 WRESTLING Cumberland enjoyed its second year of wrestling under Coach O’Brochta. The team was handicapped by having only two lettermen and six experienced grapplers re- turned to serve as a nucleus for this year’s squad. The rest of the roster was made up of freshmen and boys with no previous wrestling experience. In spite of this the team gave a remarkable performance. A summary of the season’s matches follow in the order in which they were scheduled. 78 WAYNESBURG-36 CUMBERLAND—17 88—Hancock (C) decisionctl Makel 7-2. 95—R. Mahlc (W) pinned B. Mahle, 9:47, first. lo —Remalcy (W) won by forfeit over W. Hixon. 112—Duffield (W) pinned Arison, 1:59, first. 120—H. Barclay (W) pinned Scott, 2:19. , 2- ■ Wright (W) pinned Swcstyn, 0:59, second. 1 jj—J. Barclay (W) decisioned Ellsworth, 8-4. 145—Dodds (C) pinned Kctchem, r.50, first. 154—Hoy (W) and R. Hixon, (C) draw, 7-7. 165—Volchko (C) decisioned Walker, 13-4. 185—Phillips (C) decisioned Cumpston, 5-2. Referee M. A. Waggett GERMAN—33 CUMBERLAND—24 88—Hancock (C) pinned Check, 0:16, second. 95—Mahle (C) pinned Wydo, 0:58, first. 103—Rattay (G) won by default over W. Hixon. 112 —Arison (C) decisioned Simon, 4-0. 120—Yakubic (G) decisioned Swcstyn, 5-0. 127—Skala (G) pinned Walters, 1:42, first. 133—Ellsworth (C) pinned O’Brochta, 0:19, second. 138—McGinnis (G) pinned Titus, 1:17, first. 145—D. Vidovich (G) decisioned Dodds, 5-3. 154—Sterbutzcl (G) pinned R. Hixon, 0:47� second. 165—Volchko (C) pinned Malespino, 0:35, second. 185—J. Vidovich (G) pinned Phillips, 1:04, second. Referee—Andy Puchany MAPLETOWN—38 CUMBERLAND—9 88—Hancock (C) decisioned Cavalick, 6-5. 95—Haire (VI) pinned Mahle, 1:54� second. 103—E. Osborne (M) decisioned Hixon, 10-0. 112—Arison (C) decisioned Lowery, 5-0. 120—C. Lewis (M) won on a default over Walters. 127—Minor (M) pinned Swestyn, 0:38, first. 138—Cree (M) pinned Titus, 2:20, third. 133—Gregan (M) decisioned Ellsworth, 10-2. 145—H. Osborne (M) decisioned Dodds, 4-0. 154—Basiorka (M) decisioned Hixon, 5-0. 175—Volchko (C) decisioned Whipkey, 6-0. 185—G. Lewis (M) pinned Phillips, 1:44� third. Referee—Murdock JEFFERSON—39 CUMBERLAND—11 88—Policz (J) decisioned Hancock, 3-2. 95—T. Dollar (J) pinned Mahle, first, 1:36. 103—Bill Webb (J) decisioned Hixon, 10-1. 112— B. Harshman (J) draw with Arison, 8-8. 120—J. Dollar (J) pinned Swestyn, 0:55, first. ,27—R. Silbaugh (J) pinned Walters 1:15, first. 133—Huffman (J) pinned Ellsworth 2:15, third. 138—Dodds (C) decisioned Lutes, 4-2. 145—Hixon (C) decisioned Ferenchak, 9-6. 154—Black (J) decisioned Rapchak, 2-0. 165—Volchko (C) decisioned Lemley, 3-0. 185—Fisher (J) pinned Phillips, 2:05, second. Referee—Rcstinti CUMBERLAND—34 CHARLEROI—18 88—Hancock (C) forfeit, no opponent. 95—Moussiaux (Char) decisioned Mahlc, 5-2. 103—DeFilippo (Char) decisioned W. Hixon, 8-1. 112—Carlisle (Char) decisioned Arison, 3-2. 120—McCann (Char) forfeit over Swcstyn. 127—Titus (C) forfeit over J. Burkholt. 133—Ellsworth (C) decisioned P. Buckholt, 7-4. 138—Dodds (C) pinned Dunkcrton, 2:io, third. 145—B. Hixon (C) pinned I nhart, 1:57, first. 154—Rapchak (C) decisioned Lambert, 3-2. 165—Volchko (C) pinned Clark, 0:50, first. 185—Falbo (Char) decisioned Phillips, 3-1. Exhibition—Hancock (C) pinned Shannon, 1:25, first. Referee—Frank Lignclli UN I ONTO WN—40 CUMBERLAND—16 88—Funk (U) pinned Hancock, 2:00, second. 95—Cimini (U) pinned Mahle, 0:20, first. 103—W. Hixon (C) pinned Pulinko, 2:15, third. 112—Arison (C) decisioned R. Cimini, 6-1. 120—Eulery (U) pinned Swestyn, 1:30� first. 127—Speigie (U) pinned Titus, 1:3°� second. 133—Ellsworth (C) decisioned Plimpton, 3-0. 138—Peroni (U) pinned Dodds, 1:15, second. 145—R. Hixon (C) pinned Black, 0:55, second. 154—Dunn (U) pinned Rapchak, 1:25, third. 165—Kirkpatrich (U) decisioned Volchko, 5-4. 185—Firmani (U) pinned Phillips, 2:00, second. Referee—McLaughlin JEFFERSON—40 CUMBERLAND—10 88—Policz (J) decisioned Hancock, 6-5. 95—T. Dollar (J) pinned Mahle, 0:30, third. 103—B. Webb (J) decisioned B. Hixon, 8-4. 112—Arison (C) decisioned Harshman, 2-1. 120—J. Dollar (J) pinned Gunnels, 1:25, first. 127—Silbaugh (J) pinned Titus, 2:15, second. 133—Huffman (J) decisioned Ellsworth, n-2. 138—Dodds (C) drew with Lutes, 1-1. 145—B. Hixon (C) pinned McMannes, 2:00, third. 154—Black (J) pinned Rapchak, 2:oo, third. 165—Lemley (J) pinned McPherson, 0:45, third. 185—Fischer (J) decisioned Phillips, 4-0. Referee—McLaughlin CUMBERLAND—27 GERMAN—19 88—Mahle (C) decisioned Check, 5-2. 95—Hancock (C) pinned Wydo, 1:33, third. 103—W. Hixon (C) decisioned Darroll, 7-4. 112—Arison (C) decisioned Simon, 1-0. 120—Longstreth (G) pinned Gunnels, 1:10, second. 127—Skala (G) pinned Titus 1:00, third. 133—Ellsworth (C) decisioned O’Brochta, 3-0. 138—Dodds (C) pinned Jerkins, 0:20, second. 145—D. Vicovick (G) decisioned W. Hixon, 4-1. 154—Sterbutzel (G) decisioned Rapchak, 8-6. 165—Volchko (C) pinned Bowen, 1:07, third. 185—J. Vidovich (G) decisioned Phillips, 8-0. Referee—Ralph Fuller 79 MAPLETOWN—44 CUMBERLAND-6 88—Kavlick (M) decisioned Hancock, j-o. 95—Kobalcheck (M) pinned Mahle, i:io, first. 1 °3—E- Osborne (M) won on a forfeit over Hixon. 1.2— Arison (C) decisioned Clary, j-2. 120—Porco (M) pinned Gunnels, 1:51, second. 127—Minor (M) decisioned Titus, 8-0. 33—Gregan (M) decisioned Ellsworth, 13-0. ■38—T. Cree (M) decisioned Dodds, 5-3. '45 H. Osborne (M) decisioned Hixon, 4-0. ■54—Basiorka (M) decisioned Rapchak, 9-1. 65—Volchko (C) decisioned Whipkey, 5-0. 185—Lewis (M) pinned Phillips, 1:45, first. Referee—Murdock CUMBERLAND—28 CHARLEROI—15 88—Mahle (C) won by forfeit. 103—Filipo (Char) decisioned B. Hixon, 7-2. 1.2— J- Carlisle (Char) decisioned Arison, 3-2. 2o—McCann (Char) won by forfeit. I27—Cramer (Char) decisioned Titus, 10-6. •33—Ellsworth (C) pinned Buckholt, 1:30, second. ■38—Dodds (C) pinned Dury, 2:00, third. 145 R- Hixon (C) decisioned Binkerton, 7-2. 54—J- Rapchak (C) decisioned Shipkey, 2-0. 165—Volchko (C) decisioned Clark, j-i. '85—Phillips (C) decisioned Falbo, 10. Referee—G. McLaughlin VVAYNESBURG—42 CUMBERLAND—1 j 88—Makel (VV) Won by forfeit. 95—R- Mahle (W) pinned Mahle, 1:52, second. 103—F. Remley (W) won by forfeit. 112—Arison (C) decisioned Clayton, 3-0. 120—Barclay (W) pinned Gunnels, 0:47, second. 127—Berryhill (VV) pinned Titus, 1:27, second. ■ 33—H. Ellsworth (C) decisioned J. Barclay, 4-3. 138—Byard (W) pinned J. Hess, 1:34, second. ■ 45—Hoy, (W) decisioned R. Hixon, 10-3. ■54—Ketchum (VV) pinned J. Rapchak, 2:27, second. ■ 65—Gray (VV) drew with J. Volchko, 2-2. '85—Phillips (C) decisioned Cumpston, 11-2. Referee—Fuller CUMBERLAND—2j UNIONTOWN—23 88—Hancock (C) decisioned Funk, 3-2. 95 Mahle (C) default over Giampapa. ■03 B. Hixon (C) pinned Pulinko, 1:18, second. 112—Arison (C) decisioned Cimini, j-3. '20—Curry (U) decisioned Gunnels, 6-1. '27—Spiegal (U) decisioned Titus, 5-0. ■33—Ellsworth (C) decisioned Plimpton, 6-2. ■ 38—Francis (U) decisioned Hess, 7-2. '45—R- Hixon (C) pinned Marino, 0:22, second. ■54—Dunn (U) pinned Rapchak, 1:16, second. ■ 65—Furman (U) decisioned Volchko, j-2. ■85—Antoon (U) pinned Phillips, 1:15, second. Referee—Puchany 80 Some fun! Say, “Uncle!” Pretzels This is the way it happened Who’s Who? That was easy, George Row i: D. Whollery, D. Reeves, K. Dcscaro, J. Volchko, J. Hawley, B. Rohland, G. Dodds, D. Whipkey, R. Hixon. Row 2: J. Walters, M. I.ucas, R. Krause, A. Smith, J. Austin, B. Rapchak, H. Ellsworth, J. Speck, R. Brookes, Mr. O'Brochta. Row j: G. Savanick, D. Mondichak, S. Titus, R. Livingston, R. Kalinowski, K. Gdovka, B. Barnhart, R. Waine. TRACK CUMBERLAND AND BETH JOINT MEET Bethlehem Joint High School initiated their new track with a 55-54 victory over visiting Cumberland High School in a dual meet. Beth Joint won seven first-places, six second and sev- en third-posts while the Mikes claimed seven top posi- tions, five second-places and four third-places. Summary: 100 YARD DASH—Won by Neverth, Beth Joint; 2-Brookes, Cumberland; 3-Reeves, Cumberland. Time it seconds. MILE RUN—Won by Savanick, Cumberland; 2-T. Morgan, Beth Joint; 3-W. Morgan, Beth Joint. Time 4:59.9 min. SHOTPUT—Won by Hagedarn, Beth Joint; 2-Wal- ters, Cumberland; 3-Podinsky, Beth Joint. Distance 40 feet 6 inches. 880 YARD RELAY—Won by Cumberland (Liv- ingston, Smith, Reeves, Brookes). Time 1:43.05. 440 YARD DASH—Won by Kaminsky, Beth Joint; 2-Barnhart, Cumberland; 3-Hawley, Cumberland. Time 57.8 BROAD JUMP—WON by Walters, Cumberland; 2-Minverth, Beth Joint; 3-Framelli, Beth Joint, Dis- tance 17 feet 8}4 inches. 880 YARD RUN—Won by Savanick, Cumberland; 2-Demko, Beth Joint; 3-Ross, Beth Joint. Time 2:16.6. DISCUS—Won by Keys, Beth Joint; 2-Dodds, Cumberland; 3-Gregor, Beth Joint. Distance 105 feet 10 inches. 220 YARD DASH—Won by Brookes, Cumber- land; 2-Sahady, Beth Joint; 3-Reeves, Cumberland. Time 25.7 seconds. HIGH JUMP—Won by Hixon, Cumberland; 2- Kaminsky, Beth Joint; 3-Rowers, Beth Joint. Height 5 feet 2 inches. POLE VAULT—Won by Mores, Beth Joint; 2-3 tie-Gilsen and Richey, Beth Joint. Height 8 feet 6 in- ches. JAVELIN—Won by Rudinsky, Beth Joint; 2-Roh- land, Cumberland; 3-Walters, Cumberland. Distance 137.9 feet. MILE RELAY—Won by Cumberland (Reeves, Barnhart, Hawley, and Livingstone.). Time 4:01. The Mikes started their Track and Field events by placing second in a quadrangular track meet held on the Mikes’ home ground playing host to Mt. Morris, West Greene and Waynesburg. The Mt. Morris “Black Hawks” captured first place with 55 points; the Mikes ihalkcd up 41 points for a second place; West Greene had 22 points for third; and Waynesburg scored 13 points for fourth. This meet was a warm-up for the coming (ireene County meet held at Carmichaels, May fi, '955- Summary: MILE RELAY—Won by Mt. Morris, 2-W'aynes- burg, 3-Cumberland, 4-West Greene. Time 3:55.2 100 YARD DASH—Won by Long, Mt. Morris, 2-Simms, West Greene, 3-Smith, Cumberland, 4-Mor- ris. Time 11.4 seconds. 220 YARD DASH—Won by Brookes, Cumber- land; 2-Simms, West Greene; tied for third, Fox Waynesburg and Diehl, Mt. Morris. Time 25.6 sec. 440 YARD DASH—Won by Long, Mt. Morris; 2- Gdovka, Cumberland; 3-Cook, West Greene; 4- Wermecke, Waynesburg. Time 55 seconds. 880 YARD DASH—Tied for first, Burris and Klink, Mt. Morris; 2-Kerno, Mt. Morris; 3-Savanick, Cumberland. Time 2:14.7 seconds. MILE RUN—Won by Burris of Mt. Morris; 2- Brummaae, Waynesburg; 3-Savanick, Cumberland; 4-Greenlee, Waynesburg. Time 4:57 880 RELAY—Won by Mt. Morris; 2-Cumberland; 3- Waynesburg; 4-West Greene. Time 1:42.1 Field Events: BROAD JUMP—Won by Brock, Mt. Morris; 2- Walters, Cumberland; 3-Simms, West Greene; 4- Brummage, Waynesburg. DISCUS—Won by Scott, West Greene; 2-Polong, Mt. Morris; 3-Morris, Mt. Morris; 4-Hawley, Cumber- land. Distance 104 feet 3% inches. SHOT PUT—Won by Diehl, Mt. Morris; 2-Wal- ters, Cumberland; 3-Poling, Mt. Morris; 4-Chastain, Waynesburg. Distance 43 feet, 1 inch. JAVELIN—Won by Walters, Cumberland; 2-Roh- land, Cumberland; 3-Scott, West Greene; 4-Whipkey, Cumberland. Distance 150 feet. HIGH JUMP—Won by Hixon, Cumberland; 2- Walters, Cumberland; tied for third, Nelson, West Greene; Simmons, Waynesburg; and Brock, Mt. Mor- ris. Height 4 feet 10J4 inches. GREENE COUNTY MEET—1955 Mt. Morris High dethroned Jefferson High as the Greene County Track and Field Champions in the an- nual meet which was held at Carmichaels this year. The Black Hawks racked up a total of 58 points to gain the first place crown. Jefferson was second with 51 points; Cumberland third with 33 points; W’aynes- burg fourth with 21 points; W’est Greene fifth with 15 points and Mapletown sixth with one point. Two new records were set and another one was just missed. Mt. Morris’ 880 relay team knocked 7 10 of a second off rhe mark set by W'aynesburg in 1953. Bill Burris of Mt. Morris broke the record for the 880 yard dash of 2:09.6 seconds set by Rockwell of W’aynesburg by running the distance in 2:08.9 seconds. Jefferson’s Lesnick just missed tying the mark for the 440 yard dash by 7 10 of a second. Summary: 100 YARD DASH—W’on by Lorey, Jefferson; 2- Long, Mt. Morris; 3-Brookes, Cumberland; and Mur- dock, W’aynesburg, tied for third; tied for fourth, Mor- ris, Mt. Morris; and Simms, W’est Greene. Time 10.9 sec. 220 YARD.DASH—Tied for first Brookes, Cumber- land; 2-Morris, Mt. Morris; 3-Lesnick, Jefferson; 4- Murdock, W'aynesburg; 5-Fox, W’aynesburg. Time 24.9 seconds. 440 YARD DASH—W’on by Lesnick, Jefferson; 2- Long, Mt. Morris; 3-Diamond, Jefferson; 4-Gdovka, Cumberland; 5-Wermecke, W'aynesburg. Time 53.7 seconds. 880 YARD DASH—Won by Burris, Mt. Morris; 2- Klink, Mt. Morris; 3-Savanick, Cumberland; 4-Par- son, West Greene; 5-Hill, W’aynesburg. Time 2x38.9 MILE—W’on by Burris, Mt. Morris; 2-Brummage, W'aynesburg; 3-Savanick, Cumberland; 4-Klink, Mt. Morris; 5-Cain, Mt. Morris. Time 4:46.6 88fi RELAY—Won by Mt. Morris; 2-Waynesburg; 3- West Greene; 4-Cumberland; 5-Mapletown. Time 1:40.7 HIGH JUMP—W’on by Muscovich, Jefferson; 2- Gower, Jefferson; 3-Hixon, Cumberland; tied for fourth-Cook, W'est Greene and Walters, Cumberland. Height 5 ft. 6 inches. BROAD JUMP—Won by Lacey, Jefferson; 2-Brock, Mt. Morris; 3-Cook, W’est Greene; 4-Simms, West Greene; 5-Diehl, Mt. Morris. Distance 18 feet 9% inches. SHOT PUT—Won by Diehl, Mt. Morris; 2-W'alters, Cumberland; tied for third-Diamond and Roherer, Jefferson; 4-Poling, Mt. Morris. Distance 43 feet. DISCUS—Gower, Jefferson; 2-Morris, Mt. Morris; 3-Poling, Mt. Morris; 4-Scott, W’est Greene; 5-Wion, Mt. Morris. Distance 122 feet 3 inches. JAVELIN—Won by Walters, Cumberland; 2- Knight, Jefferson; 3-Gwynn, W’aynesburg; 4-Haladyna, Jefferson; 5-Rohland, Cumberland. Distance 148 feet 2 inches. 83 Row : E. Barnhart, A. Smith, M. Krcwasky, H. Ellsworth, J. Walters, W. Rohland, B. Rapehale, K. Gdovka. Row 2: D. Slonckcr, W. Bober, M. McWilliams, J. Rapehak, J. Carter, E. Nopwasky, J. Bradmon. Row j: Mr. Stuvek, R. Tresslcr, A. Rockwell, R. Colbert, F. Herezyk, R. Kirchncr, K. More- dock, J. Flcnniken. BASEBALL 1955 The Mikes opened a very successful baseball season by defeating East Beth 6-2 in a contest played at Carmichaels. After giving up two runs in the first inning, Del- bert Sloneker, Bill Rohland and Ben Rapehak pitched hitless ball the rest of the game. With Jim Walters’ double and triple and Rapchak’s two hits, Cumberland had begun its victorious season. Cumberland kept its slate clean as they downed Brownsville 2-0 for their second victory of the season in a game played at Brownsville. The Mikes scored one run in both the first and fifth innings. In the first inning Bill Rohland received a walk anc then advanced to third on a single by Ben Rapehak. He scored when Milos Kre- wasky laid down a bunt. With the bases loaded in the fifth inning, Jim Walters laid down a squeeze bunt and forced Harry Ellsworth across the plate. Nine Mikes fanned the breeze while seven Brownies bit the dust. Four players from each team received a free ticket to first base. Scoring three runs in the fifth inning, Cumberland clinched a 7-4 victory over Waynesburg on the latter’s field. The Red Raiders jumped oft to a 1-0 lead in the first inning. A single by Ellsworth in the top of the second inning drove in Sloneker who tripled, and Smith who walked to put the Mikes ahead 2-1. In the bottom half of the second, Waynesburg knotted the count at 2-2. Both teams scored runs in the fourth inning. The Mikes got their run when Smith scored on an error by Carroll. The Mikes put together a walk, a single, a double, and a triple to score three runs in the fifth inning to ice the game. Krewasky led off the inning with a single and ad- vanced to second on a single by Gdovka. The double steal was enacted with Kre- wasky moving over to third and Gdovka to second. Then Sloneker smacked out a double to score both Krewasky and Gdovka. Smith tripled to score Sloneker. Each team tallied one run in the sixth inning to close out the scoring. 84 The Mikes held on to their first place spot by winning over Waynesburg 8-2 in a Section 22 encounter at Carmichaels. The Mikes jumped off to a 4-0 lead in the first inning. Rohland strolled to first on a free ticket and advanced to second on a wild throw. Ben Rapchak was safe on an error. Krewasky rapped out a single to drive in Rohland with the first run and advance Rapchak to second. Then Sloneker blasted out a two bagger, but Rapchak was out at home trying to score. A single by Smith drove in Krewasky while Sloneker and Smith scored on Barnhart’s single. The Red Raiders bounced back with one run in their half of the third inning. The Mikes pushed across two runs in both the third and fifth innings to build up an 8-1 lead. Waynesburg got its other tally in the sixth frame. The brief rally ended when Stoner struck out. Errors counted heavily against the losers. The victory gave the Mikes a 3-0 record. After dropping an 8-7 encounter to Mapletown, Cumberland bounced back to down the Maples 5-0 in the second game of a double-header at Carmichaels. In the first game Mapletown racked up three runs in the first inning and four more in the second while the Mikes got three to give Mapletown a 7-3 lead. Single by Wilson and Elnecker, a double by Bill Lewis, and a triple by George Lewis gave the Maples their three runs in the first. In the second inning the victor blasted out four singles and were aided by a Cumberland error to rack up four more runs. All of the Mikes’ runs in the first inning were unearned. Both Jiohland and Bober were safe on errors. Then Sloneker hit a ball on to left field and Cottage dropped it. On the throw in, Gregan booted the ball allowing three Mike runs to score. The Mikes added one run in each of the fourth, fifth, sixth, and seventh innings, but could not cut the lead of the Maples. Mapletown was shut out in the second game on a one-hitter by Sloneker. The Mikes’ hurler struck out 11 batters while walking one. In the second frame Gdovka led off with a single and stole second. Jim Walters strolled to first when he was hit. Both runners advanced on a double steal. Ellsworth hit a grounder to Hood at short but he bobbled the ball allowing Gdovka and Walters to score. Ellsworth blasted out a triple in the fifth inning, but there was an error on the throw in and he scored. The loss of the first game by Cumberland moved Jefferson within a half a game of the league leaders. The Mikes had a 4-1 slate, while the Rockets were second with a 3-1 record. Mapletown now had a 2-3 record. Cumberland High won the Section 22 title by beating Jefferson in a game played at Mather. Delbert Sloneker scattered four Jefferson hits, thus limiting the Rockets to one run in the first inning while the Mikes got John Trout for nine one-base blows in chalking up their four runs. Jefferson got its lone tally when Lloyd Bigler scored on a single by Don Tekavec. Cumberland took the lead in the second inning when it pushed two runs across the plate. Eugene Barnhart led off the inning with a single. He scored on an error on a blow by Jim Walters. Then Walters gave the Mikes the lead when he scored on Rohland’s one-base clout. The Mikes racked up two more runs in the fifth frame. Sloneker led off with a single and advanced to second when Gdovka was hit by Trout. Smith was safe on a fielder’s choice with Sloneker scoring. “Gus” Gdovka came home with the final run on a single by Barn- hart. With this victory of 4-1 over Jefferson, the Mikes clinched the sectional title and the opportunity to participate in the WPIAL play-offs. The Mikes were bounced by Brownsville n-o in the first round of the WPIAL play-offs at Fredricktown. Grover pitched and batted the Brownies to victory. He gave up only two hits while striking out ten of the Mikes’ batters and walking only two. This time a spirited Brownsville team would not be denied. The Mikes were abruptly eliminated, but only after an enviable seasonal record of 8 wins, 2 losses and a tie. 85 GAMES Cumberland 6 Beth Joint 2 Cumberland 2 Brownsville O Cumberland 4 North Union 4 Cumberland 3 Jefferson 2 Cumberland 7 Waynesburg 4 Cumberland 8 Beth Joint 5 Cumberland 8 Waynesburg 2 Cumberland 5 Mapletown 0 Cumberland 7 Mapletown 8 Cumberland 4 Jefferson 1 Cumberland 0 Brownsville 11' ♦WHEAL Play-offs 1955 Record Won 8—Lost 2—Tied 1—Pet. .800 BAITING AB. H. Avg. E. Barnhart 3° 10 •333 B. Rapchak 33 10 •303 W. Rohland 3i 9 .290 J. Walters 3i 8 .258 D. Sloneker 34 8 •235 A. Smith 30 7 •233 K. Gdovka 27 6 .222 H. Ellsworth 29 6 .207 M. Krewasky 28 5 .179 J. Rapchak 6 1 .167 W. Bober 2 0 .000 TEAM 281 70 •249 Batter up! G IP PITCHING R H SO BB w L PCT D. Sloneker 8 53 21 32 55 27 7 1 .875 B. Rapchak 3 13 6 11 13 6 1 0 1.000 J. Bradmon 1 2 7 8 2 2 0 1 .000 W. Rohland 1 2 1 0 2 1 0 0 .000 86 Giving ’Em the Eye! And Then Came the Track Meet 87 iSSS� — - Curtis Lang District and State Band. 88 Robin Litton District Band 89 A. Tekely, E. Mrazek, N. Krutko, M. Lucas, P. Paci, T. Boggio, D. Citronc, L). Slonekcr, C. Stockdalc, H. Willis, M. Barnhart, D. Grimm, D. Reeves, L. Frascarelli, W. Bober, L. Flenniken, R. Headley, M. Boggio, W. Gray, A. Prebonich. C n O Q A U CA L I N N D D A T E Seated: Rosemary Vanata, Pamela McClelland, Queen, Nancy Davis, Jonna McCurdy, Toni Moskovits. Standing: Carol Freeman, Laura Liberatore, Margaret Spock, Eileen Golubosky, Priscilla Varos, Lillian 92 Evans. KING AND QUEEN OF HEAR TS 93 Baily Insurance Complete Insurance Service REAL ESTATE AND SURETY BONDS Waynesburg, Pennsylvania DIAMONDS WATCHES WAYNESBURG, PA. JOHN DEERE SALES AND SERVICE Purina Chows, and Farm Supplies You'll find that AREFORD SUPPLY COMPANY has Everything” Carmichaels, Pa. Sertich’s General Store Groceries, Meats, Dry Goods For Clothes that please, buy at ANN’S DRESS SHOP Carmichaels, Pennsylvania LUCAS FUNERAL HOME Michael Lucas 300 South Vine Street Carmichaels, Pa. Phone 3716 Carmichaels, Pa. PALONE’S GARAGE RAPCKAK AND LEWANDOWSKY DRY TAVERN, PENNSYLVANIA Craft’s Food Market Quality Foods — Meats Vegetables and Frozen Foods CRUCIBLE, PA. Bertugli’s Restaurant Fish Fry every Friday and Saturday night 96 Phone 4171 Rices Landing, Pa. Phone 4221 Rices Landing, Pa. Dairy Queen Carmichaels, Pennsylvania Union Supply Company Quality Merchandise Phone 2403 Carmichaels, Pennsylvania VIC BROWN Your Local Ford Dealer 104 North Pine Street Carmichaels, Pa. Kerr’s Model Store Carmichaels, Pa. 97 Honsakcr's Clover Farm Store CARMICHAELS PENNSYLVANIA YARISH SERVICE STATION AAA When you hove o collision coll Carmichaels 2573 Inspection — Body and Fender Repair Carmichaels, Pennsylvania 98 Christy’s Sporting Goods Store Hurtling and Fishing Licenses Issued Carmichaels, Pennsylvania Rices Landing National Bank Rices Landing, Pennsylvania Over 50 Years Banking Service Member F.D.I.C. Davis Super Market Two great stores to serve you 104 South Main Street Masontown, Pennsylvania Route 88 Dry Tavern ( lar hirk Motor Company Sales Radio Car Painting Phone 2501 HUDSON PHILCO Television Main Street Service Refrigerators 24 Hour Towing Rices Landing, Pa. 99 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of '56 Compliments of SUTTON PRINTING COMPANY FIRST NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Waynesburg, Pa. Waynesburg, Pa. Quality Printing — Ruling — Binding Strosnider Printing Company Long Building Waynesburg, Pennsylvania J. Earnest Cole, Owner Office 1156-Y Residence 983-W MICKEY’S BAR Fish Fry every Friday night Kraut and Pork Saturday Phone 3971 Rices Landing, Pa. loo Serbiantown, Pa. Your savings are safe with First National Bank Carmichaels Pennsylvania Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. 101 Baily's Garage Carmichaels Pennsylvania ED’S SERVICE Burger and Roth Carmichaels Department Store Amoco Products Lubrication, Washing 208 Vine Street Phone 4113 Carmichaels, Pa. 102 Complete Family Outfitting If it's clothes we have it Carmichaels, Pa. “Flowers Wired Anywhere” “For Someone Special No matter what the occasion or who the person, you can find the perfect gift at Pollock’s Flower Shop CARMICHAELS PENNSYLVANIA 103 Carmichaels Furniture and Hardware Company Frank J. Urbany, Owner 109 South Market Street Phone 2479 Carmichaels, Pa. Carmichaels Lumber Company Home Builders Department Store 104 Carmichaels Pennsylvania Democrat Messenger Greene County's Only Daily Newspaper Carmichaels. Waynesburg, Pennsylvania Dreaming about the good old days at JOE’S DAIRY BAR Hot Meals and Lunches We Make Our Own Ice Cream Owner — Joe Komats Near the College Gym Waynesburg, Pa. She loves her DuMont TV M G TELEVISION Sales and Service Waynesburg, Pennsylvania ROTH’S MEN’S SHOP Everything for the young man Nationally Advertised Men's Lines Compare prices! Waynesburg, Pa. 105 DOTOR'' PUBLIC If it's insurance you want, Contact ANDREW T. URDA General Insurance Agency For all your insurance needs 371 Sherman Avenue Nemacolin, Pennsylvania Gene Palone’s Body Shop Guaranteed Body and Fender Repair and Refinishing Gene Palone Serbianfown, Pa. Fort Jackson Barber Shop WILLIS AND DAVIDSON Your General Electric Dealer Carmichaels, Pennsylvania Waynesburg, Pennsylvania 19 Angelini Appliance Maytag Westinghouse Appliances Television Sales and Service 109 North Vine Street Carmichaels, Pa. You need not push If you have your battery charged at RUTTER BATTERY SERVICE Delco Batteries Battery Service Automobile Keys Starter and Generator Work 303 Vine Street Carmichaels, Pa. All your grocery needs can be found at Zoldos and Son Carmichaels, Pa. Friendly Service Drugs, Photography Equipment, Cosmetics, School Supplies and Soft Drinks You'll find it at TAYLOR’S DRUG STORE Carmichaels, Pa. Buckeye Coal Company NEMACOUN PENNSYLVANIA 108 FACF. THF, FUTURE WITH CONFIDENCE RY SAVING REGULARLY IN THF. RACE OF LIFE, a growing savings amount helps you win your goal Start Your Account Today with $1.00 or More Savings Accounts May he Opened by Mail, if More Convenient Dividends Paid Semi-annually; Current Rate 3% Per Annum Each Account Insured to $10.000 First Federal Savings and Loan Association WA Y N ESBURC, PENNSYLVANIA MEMBER FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANK SYSTEM MEMBER FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN INSURANCE CORPORATION “As long as you're saving, you're getting ahead ' 109 Compliments of Greene County Citizens Club Local No. 7 Nemacolin, Pa. Mike Krosinger Frank Trumpka Frank Block George Bruce G. W. Krosinger John Kozak Bernard Lipchinsky William Atcheson Directors John Popson Martin Kikta Auditors Otis L. Estanich Steward OUR AIM To Promote Good Citizenship If you're looking for Diamonds and Watches Shop at Palone and Kessler Jewelers Carmichaels, Pennsylvania Stop your fooling around, John, and go home and work at Rapchak Brothers Nemacolin, Pennsylvania IIO Waiting for someone to take them to the SKY-VIEW DRIVE-IN and LUND THEATRE Carmichaels, Pennsylvania You could have had the old wagon fixed at Lint’s Garage 210 North Vine Street Carmichaels, Pa. General Repairs Inspection Station 9287 Phone 4435 Compliments of Crucible Steel Company of America CRUCIBLE First Name in special purpose steel Dr. J. O. Stewart Carmichaels, Pa. Dr. Nader Carmichaels, Pa. Aglio's Bakery Carmichaels, Pa Nemacolin Hotel Nemacolin, Pa. Nemacolin Veterans Associations Nemacolin, Pa. Compliments of A FRIEND Fredericktown, Pa. Dr. Ernest P. DeHaas, II, D.D.S. Carmichaels, Pa. Emerson s Beauty Salon Carmichaels, Pa. Journic Brothers Rices Landing, Pa. Brodak's Country Market Route 88 Top Hat Hotel Junctions of Rts. 21 and 88 Ullum and Baily Waynesburg, Pa. Valli Hotel Carmichaels, Pa. Kurila's Shoe Repair Carmichaels, Pa. Mac's Hardware Waynesburg, Pa. Heasley's Men's Store Waynesburg, Pa. Hoge's Bakery Waynesburg, Pa. Coca Cola Bottling Co. Waynesburg, Pa. Journic's Horse Shoe Bar Crucible, Pa. Dragish's Blue Moon Rices Landing, Pa. R. A. Matteucci Beer Distributing Co. Dry Tavern, Pa. Allison Distributing Company Rices Landing, Pa. Group Pictures compliments of HAINES’ STUDIO Waynesburg, Pennsylvania I 12 This book printed by VELVATONE V, a special process of lit graphic printing. Sole producers: Wm. J. Keller Inc., Buffalo, N No other printing firm is authorized to use the Velvatone metl