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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1957 volume:

1957 Cumberlander v� i.28 Published by The Students of CUMBERLAND TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL Carmichaels, Pennsylvania 2 Cumberland YOU these doors of opportunity 3 These opportunities permit you Think seriously. to select your course of study Choose wiselv. You can open the doors 6 Nancy Jo Miller, Accompanist to Music Instruction 7 Mr. A. Battaglini, Director of Music In victory or defeat It’s always There is a varied athletic program for you to serve in and enjoy fair play and good sportsmanship For all of you, the doors are open to opportunities of service. II i r I ¥ Show your good manners and good citizenship I believe in honest courage of high con victions. I believe in the inspiration that comes from contact with all that is truest and best, in hooks, in our high school, the fostering mother of these ideals, and I takings, in all that will make her a stronger and nobler school. 12 There s fun for all. - Your first formal Cinderella-------------------------------Joyce Hudock Prince Charming-------------------------Robert Bab.vak hope that it and the ones to follow will be M awaits you. When you leave these doors, we of the Cumberlander Staff sincerely hope that your days at Cumberland High have been happy, memorable, and worthwhile; and that this issue of the annual will be a means to recapture your achievements and thrills of the past year. We also hope that you will be able to look back with satisfaction at your individual contribution to your school, to hold your head up high, and be able to say with pride, “This is MY ALMA MATER.” 16 INSIDE THE OFFICE DOORS MR. D. P. VENEN Principal MR. J. W. KERR Assistant Principal 17 Row 1: D. Alexander, D. Moser, S. Rapchak, M. Lucas, W. Paris, L. Clarchick, P. Schrader, R. Kirchner. Row 2: S. Rush, B. Faull, Z. Brand, J. Sauers, Mrs. H. Baily, C. Prodan, C. Plues, B. Husk. Row 3: C. Hartley, C. Hathaway, U. Hanko, M. Atcheson, E. Zalar, R. Cielensky, R. Moredock, S. Swartz, L. Sanner. CUMBERLAND STAFF Work mixed with fun is how we got the annual done. CUMBERLAND TOWNSHIP MR. A. BATTAGLINI MRS. M. GDOVKA MR. T. CIMINEL MRS. R. M. CRAGO B.S. B.S. B.S., M. Ed. B.S. Ed., M. Ed. NK MR. F. PALONE B.S., M.A. MR. M. BURCHIANTI A.B. MISS M. STEELE A.B., M.A. A.u. i| A.15., Jl. MISS L. WILSON MR. J. W. K A.B., M.A. KERR A.B., M. Ed. MR. T. DOYLE B.S. MRS. H. M. BAILY B.S. 20 HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY MR. A. O’BROCHTA MRS. E. HARTLEY MR. F. STUVEK MISS H. BAILY B.S. B.A., M. Ed. B.S., M.S. B.S. MR. W. R. HATHAWAY MRS. M. CHRISTOPHER MR. F. GAVLAK MR. V. LAPKOWICZ B.S. B.S.Ed. B.S. B.S.Ed. 21 BOARD OF EDUCATION Standing, loft to right: Mr. V. Collins, President; Dr. R. T. Gray. Seated, left to right: Mr. F. Andria, Mrs. A. Luxner, Mr. W. Bober, Mr. G. Allison, Secretary; Mr. F. Huston, Treasurer; Mr. D. Christy, Vice President. In Memory of MR. J. FRANK GWYNNE Who served as a member of the Cumberland Township Board of Education from 1921 and as secretary of that organization from 1924 until his death, June, 1956.__________________________________________ Dr. E. P. DeHaas II MAINTENANCE CREW Nurse, Miss D. McClain Mr. w ReynoIds and patient Mr. R Guesman CLASSES lyits! EUGENE ATAMAN Industrial Arts A wonderful boy Seldom heard, but Junior Carmichaels is our Eugene; often seen. ELMA ANN BARBER Annie Commercial Carmichaels Where there is Elma, there is work; That's one thing that she won’t shirk. Activities: Chorus 2.3,4; Band Concert 2.3; G.A.A. 2,3,4; F.B.G.A. 4. ELIZABETH FLORENCE BARCLAY Betty Flo Academic Carmichaels The piano our Betty Flo plays. She’s kind and nice in all her ways. Activities: Probationary Library Club 4; Library Service Club 2,3,4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; J.C.L. 3.4: Chorus 2,3,4. HARRY KAY BARNHART “Barney Academic Technical Carmichaels A gentleman and athlete too. There’s nothing he won’t do for you. Activities: St. Council 1,2,3: Jr. Standing Committee; Sr. Stand- ing Committee: Mike Staff 4; F.R.O. 1,2: Varsity C Club 3.4; Football 1,2.3,4; Track 1.2.3.4; Basketball 2.3; F.C.A. 2.3,4. MARY ANN ALBRIGHT Mary” Commercial Carmichaels Mary Awn is everyone’s pal. She is really quite a gal. Activities: F.B.G.A. 4; F.H.A. 3.4. DOLORES V. ALEXANDER Dolly Commercial Nemacolin Short, sweet, and always neat; She is one who can’t be beat. Activities: F.R.O. 1, Sec. 1: F.H.A. 3.4. Treasurer 4: St. Coun- cil 2: F.B.G.A. 4, Vice Pres. 4: Nat’l Honor Soc. 4 Cumberlander Staff 4; G.A.A. 1.2.3.4, Vice Pres. 3. DWA1NE ARISON Baldy Academic Technical Nemacolin Although Baldy isn’t very tall. He’s the best wrestler of them all. Activities: F.R.O. 1,2: Football 1,2: Track 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 2,3,4; Varsity C Club 4. LUCILLE ASPEY Lucy Commercial Carmichaels Lucille is happy, always gay; Sweet and smiling every day. Activities- G.A.A. 1.2.3.4: F.H.A. 3.4; F.B.G.A. 4. EUGENE ROBERT BARNHART ‘ Beanie” General Nemacolin Beanie's dancing it really “neat, He's a lad who' hard to beat. Activities: Sr. Standing Committee: Varsity C Club 3,4: Chorus 1,2: Football 1,3: Basketball 1,2,3,4: Baseball 1,2,3,4; Jr. Red Cross 2,3.4. LAWRENCE J. BELAN “Larry” Academic Technical Crucible lAirry and hit tax will be mitted in the band. Because we all think that he is grand. Activities: Band 1,2,3,4: Orchestra 1; Chorus 1,2,3,4. NAOMI ETTA BIRCH “Nomie” General Carmichaels Naomi is a girl who's always gay. We hope she'll always be that way. Activities: Chorus 2: F.H.A. 4: Jr. Red Cross 4. RALPH BLAKER “Blaker” Industrial Arts Carmichaels Ralph's a tall lad and rather shy. When you get to knoiv him, he's a wonderful guy. ZERELDA DELIGHT BRAND Zee” Academic Carmichaels Pretty and witty and full of fun. But she maintains she's the quiet one. Activities: J.C.L. 1,2,3,4: G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Secretary 3; Nat'l Honor Soc. 4: Band 1,2,3,4, Manager 4: Chorus 3,4, Pianist 3: Deco- rating Committee 3: Cumberlander Staff 4; St. Council 4; All County Band 3: J.C.L. Play 2.3. JACK LEE BUSKIRK “Jack” Industrial Arts Carmichaels Always joking is this lad. Jack is one who'll make you glad. Activities: Football 1,2: Chorus 4. PATRICIA ANN BUSTI Pat” Academic Rices Landing Patty is our head majorette, A better one irr couldn't get. Activities: Chorus 1,2,3,4. Secretary 4: F.R.O. 1.2: Prob. Library Club 1: Library Service Club 2.3; American History Club 2.3: J.C.L. 1.2.3,4: NatM Honor Soc. 4; G.A.A. 1.2.3.4: Jr. Standing Committee; Majorette 3.4. Head 4: Concert 3,4: Jr. Red Cross 4. MARILYN LEE CALES Mim Commercial Carmichaels Out-talking Marilyn would hr a feat. But without her. our elans in incomplete. Activities: Chorus 1.2.3; Junior Red Cross 4. Withdrew from school after first semester. BERNICE LEOTA DANFORTH “Ditty” Academic Rices Landing Our Bernice sure it swell, A cute cheerleader who can really yell. Activities: American History Club 2,3, Treasurer 3; J.C.L. 1,2,3,4: Nat’l Honor Soc. 4: G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1.2.3.4: Jr. Red Cross 3.4: F.R.O. 1,2: Librarian 2; Jr. Standing Com- mittee. DELLA MAE DEAN “Del” General Carmichaels Della it pretty and full of fun. She has a smile for everyone. Activities: J.C.L. 3,4; F.B.G.A. 3,4; Band 1,2: Chorus 1,2. JOAN C. CARTER “Joni” Commercial Carmichaels Joni it a tall girl in our class. You couldn't find a prettier lass. Activities: G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Jr. Red Cross 4; Winner of county typing test 3: American History Club 2,3,4; Nat’l Honor Soc. 4, Vice Pres. 4, Pres. 4; F.B.G.A. 4: Band 1.2, Concert 1,2; Mike Staff 4, Co-Editor 4. JOSEPH CERQUEIRA “Ethel” Industrial Nemacolin Joe's a boy we all adore. Especially on the basketball floor. Activities: Football 1.2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,4: Varsity C Club 3,4; Jr. Red Cross 4. LOIS ELAINE CLARCHICK “Lois” Academic Rices Landing Our Coal Queen, Editor, Cheerleader too. Why there's nothing at all that Lois can’t do. Activities: Cheerleader 1.2,3,4, Head 4: Coal Queen Candidate 3: Jr. Standing Committee: Jr. Red Cross 3.4: G.A.A. 3,4; F.H.A. 4; J.C.L. 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4, Pianist 3,4, Concert 1,2,8,4; Cumber- lander Staff 3,4, Editor 4. PAULINE ADRIENNE CORMACK “Polly” Academic Crucible As a friend she's really fine, Always ready to help at any time. Activities: Chorus 3,4: Library Service Club 4. FRANZ DESCARO Chuck” Academic Technical Nemacolin Franz aims to please in every way. Although he hasn't much to say. Activities: Track 2,3,4. NICK DITTORE “Chisel” Industrial Arts Nemacolin Mick was a guard on our football team. Here's a boy who’s always on the beam. Activities: Football 1,2,3,4: Varsity C Club 3.4; F.C.A. 3,4: Stu- dent Council 4. DOROTHY MAY FABERY “Spitfire” Commercial Carmichaels Dorothy’s a girl who's really sweet, A nicer girl you couldn’t meet. Activities: Probationary Library Council 1; Library Service Club 2,3,4. RUTHANN FARRIER “Ruthann” Academic Carmichaels Poised, well-mannered, a cute little lass; A cheerful addition to our senior class. Activities: F.R.O. 1,2: Probationary Library Council 1: J.C.L. 1,2,3,4: Chorus 2,3,4: Americnn History Club 2,3; Nat'l Honor Soc. 4. BARBARA L. FAULL “Barb” Commercial Crucible Enthusiasm is her grace. And always a smile is on her face. Activities: Chelyan Jr. High: Lantern Staff 1, Circulation Mgr. 1: Prom Decorating Com. 1: Orchestra 1: Band Sergeant 1; Glee Club 1; Citation for School Service 1; Operetta 1: Band 1. East Bank: Orchestra 2: Band 2: Cherry Blossom Parade 2. Cumberland: Band 3,4: Chorus 3,4; F.B.G.A. 4: G.A.A. 4; Cum- berlander Staff 4, Business Mgr. 4; Decorating Com. 3. JAMES L. FLENNIKEN “Jim” Academic Technical Carmichaels As a leader Jim is great. A success in life will be his fate. Activities: F.R.O. 1,2; Baseball Mgr. 1,2: J.C.L. 1,2,3,4: Ameri- can History Club 2,3. Pres. 3; Nat’l Honor Soc. 4: Mike Staff 2; Cumberlander Staff 2. 2 ROBERT L. FULLER Industrial Arts Here’s a very bashful lad. Who’s always happy, never sad. “Bob Carmichaels ROBERT G. GRIM “Cramps” Industrial Arts Carmichaels “Cramps” is a boy we're glad to know. Wc all hate to see him go. JOEL O. GUNNELS “Jody Academic Carmichaels Jotly’s a happy-go-lucky, sort of a clown; With a smile for everyone, never a frown. Activities: F« � thall 1: Bnsketlmll 1.2: Wrestling 3.4; F.R.O. 1: American Hiatorv Club 2.3.4: Camera Club 2.3.4. Treasurer 3. URSULA K. HANKO “Urs” Commercial Rices Landing Ursula likes to have fun, that’s true; Itut she’s mi hand whin there’s work to do. Activities: G.A.A. 1.2.3.4: F.B.G.A. 3.4: Chorus 2: Cumberlander Staff 4. Tvpist 4; Winner of County Typing Test 3. JACQUELINE JEANETTE HELMICK ••Jackie Academic Carmichaels So quiet and studious and friendly to all. When it comes to right answers, she’s right “on the ball.” GENEVIEVE DELORES HELMICK “Gen Commercial Paisley Gen is always on the beam. She’s the star athlete on her team. Activities: G.A.A. 1.2,3.4. FLORENCE LORRAINE HENRISH Flossie Academic Crucible Florence is cute, and a little shy, And the boys don’t jhiss her by. Activities: American History Club 2,3, Vice President 3: F.H.A. 4,3, Secretary 4; Secretary of South Western State History Convention 4. WAYNE HOMROCK Lightnin General Nemacolin From Mapltrtown to us he came, Their loss was our gain. SARA HARRIS Commercial A delightful girl, full of bliss. One whom we will surely miss. Footay Nemacolin CAROL JANE HARTLEY Carol Academic Carmichaels Carol is small and very surest. In this school she can’t be beat. Activities: Student Council 1; American History Club 2,3: Band 1: J.C.L. 1,2,3.4. State Secretary 4: Cumberlander Staff 4; Na- tional Honor Society 4: Probationary Library Club 1.2: Library Service Club 3,4, President 4: G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Executive Board 2; Winner County Math Test 1: Junior Standing Committee. CAROLYN ADELINE HATHAWAY Carol Academic Carmichaels We think Carolyn is very neat, A nicer girl you could not meet. Activities: Class Treasurer 1; F.R.O. 1,2, President 1: J.C.L. 1,2,3,4: American History Club 2.3: National Honor Society 4: G.A.A. 1,2,3,4: Band 1,2,3,4, All County Band 3, Cumberlander Staff 4: Junior Standing Committee. THOMAS HATHAWAY Tinker Industrial Arts Carmichaels He never has a care and never a worry. And Tinker’s one who’s never in a hurry. JOANNE JOURNIC Jo-Jo Academic Rices Landing Jo-Jo ia full of fun. She haa a joke for everyone. Activities: Chorus 2,3: Sr. Standing Committee; Jr. Red Cross 3,4, Vice President 4; G.A.A. 2,3,4. JAMES E. KENNEDY Jim Academic Technical Carmichaels You never know when he’s around. From him there ia hardly ever a sound. CHARLES KERR Academic Technical A nicer boy cannot be found. For higher things he ia bound. Charley Carmichaels DOLORES KESSLER “Dee Commercial Crucible A fine majorette and friend ia our Dee, We hope that her future will be happy as can be. Activities: F.R.O. 1: American History Club 2,3,4: G.A.A. 1.2.3.4: Nat’l Honor Soc. 4. Treasurer 4: Cumberlander Staff 2; Chorus 2,3; Majorette 2,3.4; May Queen Attendant 1; St. Council 3; Jr. Red Cross 3,4: F.B.G.A. 4; Mike Staff 2; G.A.A. Executive Board 4; Band Sec. 4; Concert 2,3,4. RUSSELL KIRCHNER Skip Academic Technical Nemacolin Skippy ia a little boy, A tiny bundle full of joy. Activities: Cumberlander Staff 2,3.4, Photographer 2,3.4: Mike Staff 2; Baseball Mgr. 1,2: Band 1,2,3.4, Publicity Agent 3. As- sistant St. Director 4: Camera Club 1,2,3.4, Treasurer 2, Vice President 3, President 4; Wrestling 2: All County Band 3. CHARLES KOROLY Chuck” Industrial Arts Nemacolin A favorite among us all is Chuck, For his ambitions, we wish him luck. Activities: F.C.A. 2,3,4: Junior Standing Committee. WILLIAM M. KOWALEWSKI Industrial Arts A boy like Willie ia hard to eurpaaa. He’a one of the nicest in our claaa. Veeker” Crucible SHIRLEY ANN KRAUSE Squeaky” Commercial Crucible Squeaky is a cute little gal. And to everyone she’s a pal. Activities: F.B.G.A. 3,4, Treasurer 4; F.H.A. 3.4: Chorus 1. MICHAEL J. LUCAS Academic Classical A tall and handsome lad is he. “Mike” Carmichaels ' o And just as friendly as can be. Activities: Football 1.2.3.4: Baseball 1: Basketball 1,2,3: Track 2: II county football team 2: Jr. Red Cross 3,4, Pres. 4: Chorus 2,3,4, Pres. 3: Camera Club 1,2,3,4: Varsity C Club 2,3,4: Cum- berlander Staff 4: May Day Escort 1,2. BONITA T. MAHLE “Bonnie” Commercial Carmichaels Sweet and demure and mannerly too. Friendly to all, not just a few. DENNIE MAHLE “Den” General Carmichaels A boy of few words is Dennie, Hut his friends in school arc many. MARY LOUISE MAHLE “Sus” Academic Classical Carmichaels As a majorette, she's really tops. And as for smiling, she never stops. Activities: G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Vice Pres. 4: Majorette 1.2.3,4, Head 4, Band Librarian 3,4: Jr. Red Cross 2,3,4: Jr. Standing Commit- tee; May Day Attendant 3. NORMA JEAN KRUTKO Norma” Commercial Carmichaels Norma, a pretty girl with long black hair, And a complexion that is twice as fair. Activities: G.A.A. 2,3.4: Junior Red Cross 2,3,4; Sr. Class Secre- tary; Chorus 2; May Day Attendant 2. JUDITH KURILKO “Judy” Commercial Carmichaels From Maplctown, Judy came. And with her essay won us fame. Activities: Mapletown: Audio-Video 2,3: Chorus 1; Nature Club 2; Yearbook 2: Production Manager 3; Press Club 2,3: May Day Program 2. Cumberland: F.B.G.A. 4: Voice of Democracy 4. BILLIE R. LIVINGSTON “BUI” General Carmichaels Here’s a boy that’s always gay. Every hour of every day. Activities: Football 1,2: Track 2,3,4; Junior Red Cross 4. BETTY JANE LOWTHER “Betty” Commercial Nemacolin Quiet but friendly to everyone. You'll also find she’s in on the fun. Activities: Chorus 2. LAWRENCE MANCINI Larry Academic Nemacolin He haa managed our football so well. Of what he does, he’s not one to tell. Activities: F.R.O. 1,2; Varsity C Club 3,4; Football Manager 2,3,4. CONSTANCE MASLANKA Connie” Commercial Nemacolin Connie is a girl who’s really hep. As a majorette she’s always in step. Activities: St. Council 1; Jr. Red Cross 3,4; G.A.A. 3,4; Cinde- rella 3; May Queen Attendant 3; F.B.G.A. 3,4, Pres. 4; Majorette 2,3,4; Chorus 2. ROBERT L. McCANN Bob” Commercial Carmichaels One of the best is our McCann, Most any girl would claim that man. Activities: Varsity C Club 3.4: Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1; Decorating Committee 4; Sr. Class Treasurer 4; Mike Staff 4; Track 2,4; Jr. Red Cross 4. ESTER McMINN Ester” Academic General Carmichaels Ester is friendly, pretty, and shy; She never gives up without a try. JOHN STEVEN MESICH Junda” Academic Technical Nemacolin A quiet and sensible mannerly lad. There’s no better president we could have had. Activities: Football 3,4; Varsity C Club 4; Student Council 4. Pres. 4; F.C.A. 4. MALCOLM MICHLIK Malcolm” Academic Technical Rice8 Landing Malcolm has brains, enough Jor all; He doesn’t lag, he doesn’t stall. Activities: F.C.A. 1.2.3.4; American History Club 2,3; National Honor Soc. 4; Conservation Camp Award 1. NANCY JOANNE MILLER Jo” Academic Carmichaels Very quiet is our Haney, And music is what suits her fancy. Activities: Band 1,2,3,4: Chorus 1,3,4, Pianist 3,4; J.C.L. 1,2,3,4; All County Band 3 JOHN ALLEN MODRICK Johnny” Industrial Arts Crucible John is sometimes very quiet. But he really is a riot. Activities: Football 2; Baseball 1; F.C.A. 1,2,3,4, Pres. 4; Jr. Red Cross 4. LEO J. PEKSA Pecker” General Nemacolin Leo has a big broad smile. He's happy-go-lucky all the while. Activities: Football 1: Junior Red Cross 3.4. ROBERT G. PHILLIPS “Flips” General Carmichaels 'Flips' is only Robert’s nickname; Either one, he's just the same. Activities: Chorus 4: Football 2.3; Wrestling 3.4: Track 3,4; Baseball 1; Basketball 1. SHIRLEY PIPER ”Shirl” Commercial Carmichaels A new girl in our crew. She is one who's never blue. Activities: Bethlehem Joint: Chorus 1.2.3: Girls Glee Club 1,2.3: Pep Club: Library Club 2.3. Cumberland: Chorus 4. ELIZABETH ANN POREMBKA “Liz” Academic Classical Carmichaels Liz is a sweet und tiny lass, She’s well-liked by all in her class. Activities: Chorus 1: G.A.A. 1.2,3,4, Treasurer 4: J.C.L. 1.2,3.4. Sec. 4: Nat’l Honor Soc. 4, Sec. 4: Jr. Red Cross 4; Sr. Standing Committee: Cheerleader 2,3,4. DOLORES JUNE MONDICHAK “Dee” Commercial Nemacolin Someone nice to have around You seldom hear her make a sound. Activities: F.H.A. 3,4; Chorus 4. ROBERT NICHOLS “Nick Academic Technical Nemacolin Tall, dark and handsome; a wrestler too; As a friend you’ll always find him true. Activities: Jr. Red Cross 3,4; Football 1; Wrestling 2.4; Chorus 4. EUGENE NOPWASKY “Nippy” General Crucible Nippy is never sad, always gay; And we like him, just that way. Activities: Varsity C Club 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2: Football 1.2.3.4; Baseball 1,2; St. Council 3,4; Treasurer of class 2; Jr. Red Cross 4. ROBERT O'BRIEN ”Hucky” General Nemacolin A beat on the drums he always has; Classical, popular, blues or jazz. Activities: Band 1,2,3,4, President 4; Junior Red Cross 4. MICHAEL PRIBULA “Mike” Commercial Crucible To Jefferson he said good-bye. We welcomed him at Cumberland High. Activities: Jefferson: Baseball 1: Basketball 1,2,3. Cumberland: Basketball 4; Chorus 4; Jr. Red Cross 4. BENJAMIN RICHARD RAPCHAK Rod” Academic Technical Nemacolin A handsome, blond-haired, blue-eyed guy. He puts a gleam in every girl's eye. Activities: F.C.A. 1,2,3,4; Varsity C Club 2,3,4; St. Council 3; Class Vice Pres. 1: Jr. Standing Committee; Baseball 1.2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4: Sr. Standing Com- mittee; Class Pres. 2,4. PATRICIA LOU ROBINSON Pat” Commercial Carmichaels From Bethlehem Joint came someone new. We’re glad we had you, Patty Lou, Activities: Bethlehem Joint: Pep Club 1; Beta-Tri-Hi-Y 1, Pres. 1; Chorus 1, Pianist 1. Cumberland: Chorus 2,3, Pianist 3; F.B.G.A. 4; Mike Staff 4, Editor 4; Nat'l Honor Soc. 4. ALAN J. ROCKWELL Lanny” General Carmjchaels Lanny’s an all around good pal. Liked by every guy and gal. Activities: Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Track 1; Baseball Man- ager 1,2,3,4; Jr. Red Cross 4. CAROL A. RUTKOSKY Lynnie” Commercial Crucible Carol is always a happy lass. An added joy in any class. Activities: G.A.A. 1; Pin Ball Champs 4; Chorus 1; F.H.A. 3,4. MARGARET R. SCHRADER Peggy” Commercial Carmichaels Just knowing Peggy is really a treat, Is a wonderful friend, she can’t be beat. Activities: F.H.A. 2,3,4. Pres. 4; Nat’l Honor Soc. 4; F.B.G.A. 4. Sec. 4; Cumberlander Staff 4; Bombardment Champs 2: G.A.A. 3.4. JANET ELAINE SHAFFER Commercial We all think Janet's just fine. Always friendly, always kind. Activities: Chorus 4. Janet” Carmichaels RITA JOYCE SILLETT Rita” Academic Nemacolin Pita’s hair is long and black, There is nothing that she docs lack. SHARON ROSEANN SKUPNICK “Sherr Academic Classical Nemacolin She's witty and friendly the whole day long. She's always ready with a joke or a song. Activities. F.R.O. 1,2: J.C.L. 2,3,4, Pres. 4: Chorus 3: St. Council 2; Mike Staff 1; Probationary Library Council 2,3; Library Coun- cil 4, Vice Pres. 4; Pinball Champs 4. SONDRA SUE SMITH “Sonnie” Commercial Carmichaels Sonnie is cute but not very tall. She has a smile for one and all. Activities: Jr. Red Cross 3,4, Sec.-Treas. 4; F.H.A. 3,4, Vice Pres. 4: F.B.G.A. 4. DENNIS K. SMUGLE “Denny Academic Technical Nemacolin Denny is a mischievous lad. Always cheerful, never sad. Activities: Football 2. NANCY JANE SOKOL Academic She’s a member of our band. And is always willing to lend a hand. “Nancy Nemacolin ) JOHN K. SPECK “John Academic Classical Carmichaels An ambitious, intelligent, studious lad. The best linguist we ever had. Activities: National Honor Society 4; American History Club 2,3; Camera Club 1,2,3,4. JOHN R. STANIK “Stush Academic Technical Crucible Stush is really quite a clown. It’s never dull when he’s around. ALLAN R. STULER General Driving is his one great delight. He's in a ear both day and night. “Dick” Carmichaels GERALDINE SWARTZ “Jeanie” Commercial Carmichaels Our Miss Merrie Christmas she became. And rode the float to bring us fame. Activities: Jr. Red Cross 3,4: F.H.A 3.4: F.B.G.A. 4; Bombard- ment Champs 2: Pinball Champs 4: Miss Merrie Christmas Can- didate 4. SHIRLEY ANN TEAGARDEN Shirley” Academic Rices Landing Shirley is always full of fun. She has a smile for everyone. Activities: Vice Pres, of class 2; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4: J.C.L. 1,2,3,4, Vice Pres. 4; Jr. Red Cross 4: St. Council 4: Nat’l Honor Soc. 4; Pinball Champs 4. ANNA MARIE TEKELY Anna Marie” Commercial Nemacolin Anna Marie is quite a girl. And with a baton, she can really twirl. Activities: Sec. of class 1; Sec.-Treas. of class 3: May Queen At- tendant 2; Sr. Standing Committee: Jr. Red Cross 3,4; Majorette 2,3,4; Band Concert 3. PAUL E. THOMPSON. JR. General From Paul you never hear a peep”, But quiet waters oft run deep. Paul” Crucible SESLER TITUS Eddie” Academic Carmichaels Eddie is our Class vice president. With the girls his time is never spent. Activities: Camera Club 1: Basketball 1; Wrestling 2,3,4: Sr. Standing Committee; Vice Pres, of class 3,4: Football 2,3: Jr. Standing Committee: Varsity C Club 4; Track Manger 1,2,3,4. KENNETH RAY TOWNSEND Ken” General Carmichaels There's never a worry and never a care. That stops the fun for our friend with red hair. Activities: Football 1,3,4: Baseball 3,4; St. Council 4; Varsity C Club 3,4: Basketball 1. JAMES UDOVICH Iggy” Industrial Arts Carmichaels One of the nicest of the clan. Gives the downbeat to his band. Activities: Band 1,2,3,4: Chorus 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1; All County Band 1,2,3. NORMA JEAN VASLAVSKY Commercial When Jean's around it's never quiet. She sometimes really starts a riot. Activities: F.B.G.A. 4. Jeannie” Crucible JOSEPH W. VOLCHKO Joe” Industrial Arts Crucible Joe is very much the athletic sort. He participates in many a sport. Activities: Football 1,2,3.4; Wrestling 2,3,4; Jr. Standing Com- mittee; Sr. Standing Committee; Pres, of class 1,3; Varsity C Club 2,3,4; Chorus 4, V-Pres. 4; Jr. Red Cross 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4. AGNES YANDURA “Aggie Commercial Carmichaels Aggie ia known fey everyone. We sure will miaa her jokea and fun. Activities: J.C.L. 1.2.3.4: G.A.A. 1.2.3.4: F.B.G.A. 4: Pinball Champs 4. NANCY JANE YARISH ••Nance” Commercial Carmichaels Many talenta has our Nancy, Boy frienda alao auit her fancy. Activities: G.A.A. 1.2,3.4. Pres. 4. Executive Board 3: Jr. Red Cross 3,4: Majorette 2,3,4: May Queen Attendant 1; Chorus 1,2: Jr. Standing Committee: Band Concert 2,3,4. ROBERT ALAN YURAS •‘Kaiser General Nemacolin A friendly lad with a quiet way. He aeldom haa very much to aay. JOYCE ARLENE ZAPPONE Joyce Commercial Crucible Joyce haa Bicey in her heart. We hope that they will never part Activities: G.A.A. 1.2.3.4: Chorus 1.2: F.H.A. 3,4; F.B.G.A. 3,4; Pinball Champs 4. JOSEPH A. VOYTEK Joe Academic Carmichaels Joe'a a very fine young lad, Alwuya happy, never aad. Activities: Baseball 1: Track 3,4. ROBERT JAMES WAINE Burrhead Academic Technical Nemacolin Tutti-frutti BurrheadTa a cutie. You'll always aee him with some beauty. Activities: Band 1.2,3,4, Treasurer 3, Vice President 4; Camera Club 2,3,4, Vice President 4; Wrestling 2; Track Manager 1,2,3; Band Concert I.2.3.4. RONALD F. WILLIS Ronnie General Rices Landing Another lad that ia really quiet. When hie claaamatea are in a riot. Activities: Track 2,3,4. THRESSA WOODRING Thres Commercial Rices Landing Threaaa'a an athlete we all adore; She surely ia great on the gymnaeium floor. Activities: G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; F.B.G.A. 4: Pinball Champs 4. MARY E. ZAPPONE “Patty” Commercial Crucible A whiz at games on any court, Patty’s play is all for sport. Activities: G.A.A. 1.2,3,4: Pinball Champs 4. BERNARD ZUPANCICH “Louie” Industrial Arts Carmichaels When it comes to music our Bernard's on top. With a sax or accordion playing polkas or bop! Activities: Band 1,2,3,4: Chorus 1.2.3.4; All County Band 3.4; Baseball 2. DONALD DECKER Industrial Arts “Beans Carmichaels “Beans” is a boy who likes to sing, And to you a lot of joy he'll bring. 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 37 MOST J He micV. JaCque me John Spec M0ST C0urteous 5en eth Tou send Carol Hartley SENIOR SUPERLATIVES SHORTEST Dolores Alexander Bernard Zupancich BEST DRESSED Dolores Alexander Russell Kirchner M � f A a n SENIOR SUPERLATIVES BEST DANCERS Carol Rutkosky Eugene Barnhart CLASS CLOWNS Sondra Smith Robert Waine Senior Officers B. Rapchak__________________President S. Titus________________Vice President N. Krutko__________________Secretary R. McCann__________________Treasurer Senior Standing Committee ■ 0 junior Class Officers Jacqueline Yaros___________President Edward Herczyk________Vice President Edwina Zalar Secretary-Treasurer y p • • iu ft m; w i ft !L f £ ft ™iit � ft - V £ 0 IV A V ft V u ft a £ £2 £ m Vi ft ■k ft 1 i ft s ft1 5 ft P. Boofer C. Lang N. Deems M. Markulic E. Yoders F. Clark R. Babyak D. Nickler D. Mondichak J. Grooms M. Gazy P. Watona L. Callaghan R. Kalinowski J. Yaros H. Nopwasky P. Jordan R. Battisti D. Whoolery P. Paci E. Scott C. Yelenosky A. Hamilton C. Virgin B. Ditko F. Cerqueria M. Nicholson F. Krause M. J. Frazier W. Jones 41 W. Paris R. Cielensky H. Ellsworth M. Kulan A. Boggio P. Sliger E. Zalar D. McPherson R. Moredock E. Herczyk M. Lunden J. Kovach J. Patterson E. Viola R. Johnson S. Martin E. Bizub J. Nichols C. Sillett W. Hancock M. Smalich G. Rush M. Rudolph B. Titus W. Davidson A. Hart F. O’Brochta M. J. Maskil G. Swift I. Coffman A. Johnson H. Barnhart D. Vargo D. Mehal J. Wheeler R. Teagarden D. Czikray A. Prebonich T. Doty M. Booze G. Novotny I. Barchanovich J. Hudock J. Hillsman P. Savanick R. Tressler P. Lewandowski K. Hugland F. Dudzinski R. Torok N. Yoders M. Grove C. Brewer D. Krovocheck 42 Junior Standing Committee Robert Babyak Harry Ellsworth Rita Cielensky William Paris Harry Nopwasky Patty Paci Annette Johnson Mary Kulan Elbert Scott Bert Titus Mickey Smalich Charlotte Sillett D. Moser N. Reynolds P. Krajnak R. Phillips M. A. McLaughlin W. Watters L. Clark R. Krause C. Johnson R. Norris B. Taylor R. Shimshock K. Tittnich H. Stasko C. Witt R. Diamond J. Horner R. Swestyn B. Casner J. Muzydla J. Hart K. Lint M. Clark K. Krajnak M. Livingston 43 Sophomore Class Officers Tom Clark_______________President Mardell McPherson____Vice President Israel Ward___Secretary-Treasurer J. Rea R. Krause S. Burke J. Shefcheck R. Petuck M. Hathaway J. Novotny G. Lucas M. Walters D. Schimonsky R. Mahle W. Groves B. Husk H. Wilson E. Krutko W.Luoma B. Collins C. Onderko M. Wasko P. Stys L. Truntich M. McPherson E. Morris J. Hess J. Cash W. Charnoki J. Cunningham R. Kerr P. Crackovich 44 W. Ullery C. Plues A. May S. Swartz A. McMinn S. Balogh G. Robish H. Hartley R. Kerr T. Clark R. Krause G. Krovocheck D. Rush M. Kovach M. Holupka E. Nichols D. Battaglini R. Virgin J. Burvan E. Bodovinac G. Lesko T. Callahan S. Firestone R. Orlosky B. Lescar M. Schifko J. Myers S. IJimes )J. Hatalla S. Rush D. Kaputa L. McWilliams S. Reagan W. Hixon B. Stofcheck J. Klimek B. Swift P. Volchko W. Grim R. Stapinski A. Jackman C. Welsh P. Brewer E. Miller J. Martin P. Biskup P. Bober L. Ondrejko R. Lukowsky B. Robish J. Galatic G. Toth S. Rapchak A. Gallo 45 N. Menhart L. Booze B. Parrish C. Michlik B. Citrone B. O’Brien P. Jensen L. Dean P. Buday J. Shultz S. Lapsevich L. Sanner A. Buljat R. Watters R. Buljat I. Modrick D. Uveges J. Seksay M. Kartley C. Prodan M. Gazy D. Titchenell B. McDermott J. Yarish L. Norris D. Dugan R. Ralko J. Sauers R. Kaus J. Kinstlich B. Mahle R. A. Dulaney C. Mitchell S. Krkovich G. McMinn J. Della Pozza J. Zorich W. Homrock N. Dickson D. Birch M. Atcheson I. Ward B. Lipniskis E. Clark T. Kelley S. Kyper E. Gabler P. Fecik M. Largent R. Randolph J. Burnette K. Descaro J. Urbania J. Gera 46 Freshman Class Officers Joseph Burvan_________President Janice Bober______Vice President Paul Rapchak______Sec’y.-Treas. B. Christopher P. Danko J. McLaughlin E. Skiles J. Rockwell L. Aspey A. Pecharka R. Keys F. Block M. Farrell J. Dorricott M. Angelini R. Hixenbaugh S. Descutner L. Crow R. Siko K. B. Bartoletti A. Sokol J. Hanko J. Torok K. Rudolph G. Gency B. Fuller S. Hillsman L. Venen L. Sanner L. Jaynes R. Burke B. Tekely P. Strizak L. Busti M. Venick D. Dudley W. Clark M. Watona W. Biddle S. Hartley A. Alexander J. Danforth K. Burch K. Rankin P. Rapchak 41 A. Boord N. Glemzua T. Fine J. Ochociensky B. Allison J. Harrison D. Dorricott K. Rush J. Morascini J. Kundrick J. Hixon J. Bober C. Douglas P. Franks J. Marinoff J. Virgin S. Popovich A. Swestyn J. Burvan E. Utterback R. Ruse C. Dolansky J. Kalist C. Smiley T. LaRue S. Zadel D. Hess E. Minnick D. Moser B. J. Bair L. Voohers M. Kronk J. Yandura R. Savanick R. Hlubin R. A. Ataman J. Clark N. Smith J. Helmick C. Lewandowski D. Novak D. Yakubec J. Cox A. Stasko G. Davidson B. Fast D. Kundrick M. Chamberlain W. Litwin N. Bailey D. Jones P. Kronk R. Wilkins L. Hewitt T. Zaubi D. Petuck 48 J. Smoody B. Wesche G. Metzler A. Leigh R. McCann D. Kuchinsky T. Miller P. Motter J. Mayer C. Miller R. Reeves J. McDonald S. Galatic C. Watters A. Babyak P. Blaker D. Hershman D. Milak R. Engott M. Stypula D. Corl M. Stypula M. Cormack K. Horner W. Treece L. Hewitt P. McMinn P. Boggio C. Stewart M. Gazy F. Mateychak J. Bizub M. Kovach F. Trumpka E. Ketchem P. Yuras H. Lunden J. Bair S. Cihon Y. Drawser E. Wiggins L. Glover R. Jones J. Varesko A. Rush E. Posgay R. Kerr B. Urbany M. Brown H. Kowalewski D. Miller M. B. Clark S. Zalar P. Conroy E. Kensic J. Cardilli 49 49 C. Tillson S. Jobes WE HONOR THOSE WHO DARED TO EXCEL I Speak for Democracy Judy Kurilko str'« Band ,is B ‘tagliQi District Curt� Row 1: D. Jones, R. Orlosky, M. Lunden, Z. Brand, J. Mesich, S. Teagarden, H. Ellsworth, K. Townsend, B. Allison. Row 2: Mr. Lapcowicz, M. Stypula, D. McPherson, S. Rapchak, E. Nopwasky, M. Kartley, N. Dittore, D. Whoolery, D. Kuchinsky, E. Krutko. STUDENT COUNCIL Could the verdict be—no blue jeans!!! President of Student Body John Mesich 52 Row 1: R. Johnson, J. Carter, P. Robinson, B. Barnhart, P. Jensen, D. Krovocheck, P. Krajnak. Row 2: B. Mahle, Mr. Davis, R. McCann, D. Whoolery, C. Plues. MIKE STAFF CO-EDITORS Patty Lou Robinson Joan Carter 53 Row 1: P. Robinson, J. Carter, S. Teagarden, Z. Brand, P. Schrader, D. Alexander, E. Porembka, C. Hath- away, C. Hartley. Row 2: B. Danforth, R. Farrier, M. Michlik, J. Flenniken, Mr. Kerr, J. Speck, D. Kessler, P. Busti. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Mr. Davis rehearses the cast for “Ladies in Retirement. 54 Row 1: C. Hathaway, C. Hartley, E. Yoders, A. Yandura, P. Savanick, R. Moredock, K. Tittnich, Z. Brand, E. Barclay. Row 2: D. Krovocheck, D. Vargo, J. Kovach, Miss Goodwin, F. O’Brochta, L. Callaghan, P. Watona. Row 3: S. Teagarden, D. Dean, N. Miller, R. Farrier, L. Clarchick, E. Porembka, P. Busti, B. Danforth. JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE CAMERA CLUB Row 1: J. Hatalla, D. Novak, R. Kirchner, J. Kinstlich, E. Zalar, R. Moredock, G. Toth, B. Hixon, J. Hixon, K. Bartoletti. Row 2: Mr. Gavlak, P. Rapchak, J. Yarish, S. Balogh, L. Callaghan, M. Smalich, B. Tekely, J. Bober, R. Cielensky, R. Kalinowski. Row 3: J. Gunnels, S. Rapchak, B. Titus, E. Herczyk, M. Lucas, J. Speck, B. Biddle, R. Waine, D. McPherson. 55 Row 1: D. Alexander, S. Krause, F. Henrish, J. Swartz, D. Moser, M. J. Maskil, P. Paci, J. Zappone, L. Clarehick. Row 2: Mrs. Gdovka, D. Mondichak, P. Schrader, M. A. Albright, L. Aspey, N. Birch, B. Mahle. Row 3: E. Krutko, E. Yoders, P. Volchko, L. Clark, J. Wheeler, D. Vargo, S. Smith. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Cookies for the Sweater Hop 56 Row 1: R. Tressler, D. Dorricott, S. Rapchak, J. Hatalla, P. Rapchak, R. Kalinowski, B. Barnhart, R. Krause. Row 2: Mr. Vail, E. Scott, M. Michlik, N. Ditto re, L. Truntich, M. Markulik, J. Burvan. Row 3: J. Mesich, B. Rapchak, J. Modrick, R. Diamond, D. Whoolery, E. Herczyk, D. McPherson, B. Mahle. FUTURE CRAFTSMEN OF AMERICA FRESHMAN RESEARCH ORGANIZATION Row 1: D. Dugan, S. Burke, B. Husk, J. Morascini, R. Kerr, D. Dudley, E. Minnick, P. Franks, L. Hewitt, K. Rankin. Row 2: J. Zorich, G. Swift, J. Novotny, P. Kronk, D. Schimonsky, D. Yakubee, J. Rockwell, M. Schifko, W. Gazy. Row 3: B. Swift, Mr. Doyle, R. Swestyn, J. Seksay, P. Biskup, G. Novotny, H. Barnhart, D. Tichenell, C. Pecharka, C. Michlik. 57 Row 1. J. Kurilko, J. Carter, A. Yandura, J. Swartz, P. Schrader, D. Alexander, D. Kessler, S. Krause, M. A. Albright, L. Aspey. Row 2: Mrs. Christopher, B. Faull, J. Zappone, E. Barber, T. Woodring, U. Hanko, P. Robinson, D. Dean, C. Maslanka, S. Smith. FUTURE BUSINESS GIRLS OF AMERICA k 58 Row Is E. A. Barber, D. Alexander, L. Aspey, M. L. Mahle, N. Yarish, E. Porembka, J. Zappone, J. A. Journic, A. Yandura. Row 2: P. Zappone, B. F. Barclay, P. Busti, D. Kessler, P. Schrader, N. Sokol, G. Hel- mick, T. Woodring, B. Faull, Miss Baily. Row 3: U. Hanko, S. Teagarden, B. Danforth, Z. Brand, N. Krutko, J. Carter, L. Clarchick, C. Maslanka, C. Hathaway, C. Hartley. GIRLS’ ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Row 1: C. Sillet, I. Coffman, A. Johnson, J. Yaros, A. Prebonich, P. Paci, M. Kulan, E. Zalar, P. Krajnak, B. Husk. Row 2: Miss Baily, P. Watona, S. Swartz, B. Collins, R. Torok, M. Lunden, M. Smalich. Row 3: D. Moser, S. Krkovich, R. Dulaney, G. Lucas, M. McLaughlin, L. Callaghan, J. Kinstlich, R. Moredock. 59 Row 1: A. Prebonich, P. Cormack, E. Barclay, C. Johnson, S. Teagarden, B. Danforth, M. Kulan, E. Po- rembka, D. Kessler, A. Tekely, E. Zalar, J. Yaros. Row 2: R. Kirchner, M. Smalich, L. Callaghan, J. Carter, L. Clarchick, G. Swartz, M. L. Mahle, P. Busti, S. Smith, M. A. Livingston, N. Yarish, C. Maslanka, J. Jour- nic. Row 3: Miss Wilson, F. Clark, B. Livingston, M. Pribula, K. Townsend, R. Waine, E. Ataman, J. Gunnels, T. Nopwasky, H. Ellsworth, R. Stanik, D. McPherson, D. Smugle, R. O’Brien, N. Krutko, P. Paci. Row 4: J. Modrick, E. Barnhart, F. Descaro, J. Volchko, J. Cerqueria, R. McCann, M. Lucas, A. Rockwell, T. Hathaway, L. Peksa, E. Nopwasky, R. Nichols, W. Homrock, R. Phillips. JUNIOR RED CROSS VARSITY “C” CLUB Row 1: J. Mesich, R. Tressler, L. Mancini, D. Arison, W. Hancock, B. Barnhart, I. Modrick, R. Battisti. Row 2: H. Ellsworth, R. Kalinowski, E. Barnhart, M. Kartley, B. Rapchak, K. Townsend, N. Dittore, J. Bur- van, D. Whoolery, Coach, Mr. Stuvek. Row 3: M. Waters, H. Nopwasky, J. Volchko, J. Cerqueria, M. Lucas, R. McCann, E. Nopwasky, W. McPherson, R. Mahle. Probationary Library Council Row 1: J. Zorich, P. Volchko, S. Rush, R. M. Torok. Row 2: R. Virgin, Mrs. Crago, P. Brewer. Row 3: R. A. Dulaney, P. Bober. Library Reading Room 61 Left to right: P. Paci, D. Kuchinsky, L. Clarchick, S. Balogh, B. Danforth, J. Kinstlich, A. Prebonich, P. Yuras, M. Kulan, K. Rush, E. Porembka, B. Collins. CHEERLEADERS Mikes! Mikes! Hear our call! 62 Row 1: M. Lucas, B. Barnhart, K. Townsend, J. Cerqueira, N. Dittore, E. Nopwasky, H. Ellsworth, J. Volchko, B. Rapchak, J. Mesich. Row 2: Coach, Mr. F. Stuvek; R. Mahle, D. Whoolery, D. Dorricott, M. Mar- kulik, R. Battisti, R. Kalinowski, G. Krovocheck, S. Rapchak, D. McPherson. Row 3: I. Modrick, E. Morris, R. Orlosky, K. Descaro, P. Danko, I Ward, M. Waters, J. Shefcheck, J. Hatalla, Assistant Coach, Mr. A. O’Brochta. Row 4: R. Tressler, C. Douglas, F. Cerqueria, J. Burvan, W. Jones, W. Groves, P. Jensen, B. Swift, L. Mancini, R. Krause, Assistant Coach, Mr. Lapkowicz. FOOTBALL 1956 Cumberland 26 South Union 19 ALL COUNTY FIRST TEAM Cumberland 26 North Union 9 Kenneth Townsend Cumberland 20 Masontown 0 Eugene Nopwasky Cumberland 30 Georges 0 William McPherson Harry Ellsworth Cumberland 46 Mapletown 0 Cumberland 13 Jefferson 14 SECOND TEAM Cumberland 12 Waynesburg 7 Joseph Cerqueira Cumberland 34 Pt. Marion 6 Benjamin Rapchak Cumberland 14 Beth Joint 6 HONORABLE MENTION Cumberland 35 California 12 Nicholas Dittore Cumberland 0 Braddock 38 John Messich Joseph Volchko Total 256 111 Barry Barnhart Robert Mahle Cumberland 23.2 points per game average WPIAL A TEAM Opponents 10 points per game average Harry Ellsworth Harry Ellsworth set a new Greene County scoring record—104 points. 64 The Cumberland Mikes finished the sea- son with a 9-2 record. The only losses were to Jefferson and Braddock for the class A title. This being the first season with the Mikes as an A school, Mr. Stuvek and his assistant coaches, Mr. Lapkowicz and Mr. O’Brochta, along with the squad should be congratulated on their fine record. We got off to a good start by defeating South Union 26-19. Harry Ellsworth sparked the Mikes with three touchdowns and Harry Nopwasky scored one. We proved to be poor hosts to North Union as we won 26-9 for our second victory. After a scoreless first quarter, Harry Ells- worth broke the ice with an 80 yard run in the second period. Later in the period Ben Rapchak raced 35 yards for the second touch- down. Kenny Townsend set up the third touchdown when he blocked a punt and Har- ry Nopwasky picked up the ball and ran all the way. He also scored the extra point. Freshie halfback, Joe Burvan, darted 10 yards for the last Cumberland touchdown. North Union scored on a safety and a touch- down against Cumberland reserves in the final minutes of the game. The Mikes traveled to Masontown for their third victory. Bob Mahle scored the first Cumberland touchdown in the second half after a fumble recovery deep in Mason- town territory. Several minutes later Mike Kartley nailed a Masontown halfback in his end zone for a safety. Harry Ellsworth made it 14-0 by driving over from the 13 yard line after a long drive by the Mikes. A 50 yard drive climaxed by a 5 yard dash by Joe Bur- van produced the final touchdown. We got our fourth victory at the expense of Georges Township whom we rolled to the tune of 30-0. The Mikes had complete control of the ball during the entire game. With less than 4 minutes gone in the game, Harry Ellsworth finished a long drive when he broke over from the 5 yard line. Ellsworth repeated in the second stanza after a similar drive. Bob Mahle took the second half kickoff on the 20 yard line and galloped the remaining 80 yards for the touchdown. With the reserves playing the rest of the game, Burvan tallied twice, once after a long drive and again on a 70 yard jaunt. The Mikes shellacked Mapletown 46-0 for their fifth victory of the season. Ben Rapchak made the first touchdown early in the game. McPherson converged and later in the first period “Junda” Mesich caught a Maple in his own end zone for a safety. In the second quarter Harry Ellsworth broke over from the 1 yard line, Harry Nopwasky sped 65 yards for a touchdown, and Harry Ellsworth scored again on a 31 yard run making the score 27-0 at halftime. Bob Mahle intercepted a pass in the third stanza and ran 21 yards to rack up 6 more points. Bob Or- losky ran 81 yards and Joe Burvan picked up a Mapletown fumble and sped 75 yards for the last scores of the game. A missed extra point was the deciding factor as our age-old rival, Jefferson, handed us a 14-13 decision after an extremely hard fought battle by both teams. After the first Jefferson score the Mikes drove all the way to the Rocket’s eleven, only to lose the ball on a pass interception. Later another good drive by the Mikes was stopped because of a fumble. Jefferson scored again on a 72 yard pass making the score 14-0 at halftime. The Mikes really went to work in the second half, giving Jefferson only two first downs and those were on penalties. After a drive of 60 yards which took us 11 plays, Bob Mahle went over for the touchdown. A bad pass from center caused the extra point attempt to be no good. In the last quarter, Harry The three little bears! 65 Nopwasky crashed over from the five and Harry Ellsworth ran the extra point making the final score 14-13. Our boys scored their sixth victory against Waynesburg with a score of 12-7. Harry Ellsworth plunged over from the one yard strip for the first touchdown of the game. Later in the first half, Cumberland drove to the Waynesburg 19 but fumbled. Ben Rapchak topped a 65 yard drive by the Mikes with a 26 yard end run to give us a 12-0 lead in the third quarter. Waynesburg scored in the final seconds to make the final score 12-7. Our next foe was Pt. Marion whom we threw for a 34-6 loss. It was no contest as Pt. Marion made their only touchdown against the freshmen team. Touchdowns were made by Mahle, Ellsworth, Modrick, and Burvan. Bull McPherson converged three extra points and Delbert Whoolery scored one. We handed Beth Joint a 14-6 loss for our eighth victory of the season. Our contest touchdown was set up when Ben Rapchak ran the ball from the 35 yard line to the 9 yard line. Harry Ellsworth scored and “Bull” Mc- Pherson converged. The Bulldogs took the kickoff and drove 75 yards for their score. On the first play after the kickoff Harry Ellsworth ran 63 yards for the second touch- down. McPherson again converged making the final score 14-6. Our last opponent was California who proved to be no match for the Mikes. After a scoreless first quarter, Ben Rapchak set up a touchdown with a 40 yard punt return. Harry Ellsworth scored from the 4 yard line and added the extra point. Bob Mahle scored next after a California fumble. Ells- worth ran the extra point giving land fum- bles in the third stanza. Mahle scored with a 23 yard run and Ellsworth added the point. A 10 yard pass from Rapchak to Mahle gave us the fourth touchdown with Ellsworth again carrying the extra point. In the last minutes of the game Ellsworth scored and added the extra point making the final score 35-12. Our victory over California made us eli- gible for the class A play-offs. We met Brad- dock at Charleroi for the WPIAL Class A Championship. The Mikes weren’t in the best of shape for the game for they were minus four start- ers because of injuries. Mike Hartley and Harry Nopwasky were injured in earlier games. Bull McPherson was injured before the California game and Harry Ellsworth was hampered with an ankle injury. We had less than one week to prepare for the game, while Braddock had three weeks to get ready. It was strictly a one-sided game as the Mikes were powerless against the big Braddock team. 66 1. How to get a curved spine and lime in your eyes. 4. Big apple! 2. Down in front! 5. I give to you and you give to me. 3. Getting into shape. 6. Watch them next year. 67 Row 1: B. Rapchak, R. Orlosky, D. Whoolery, H. Nopwasky, W. Paris. Row 2: D. Mondichak, E. Barnhart, M. Hartley, J. Cerqueria, R. McCann, J. Patterson, T. Boggio, Coach, Mr. Lapkowicz. BASKETBALL 1956-1957 With but two lettermen returning from last year’s squad, Coach Lapkowicz put to- gether a very respectable team. The team compiled an over-all record of 8 wins and 14 losses. The Mikes lost several heartbreakers, including two overtime games to North Union. Their record in league play was 4 wins and 10 losses. The high point of the season was a three game winning streak in which the Mikes defeated Point Marion, Waynes- burg, and Jefferson. Senior Bob McCann was elected captain of the 56-57 team. He was also one of the team’s top scorers with 255 points. The team’s scoring was led by Joe Cerqueria who tallied a total of 282 points. The three fig- ure mark was also hit by Ben Rapchak, Eu- gene Barnhart and Harry Nopwasky. Coach Lapkowicz will lose four members from the varsity team. They are Bob Mc- Cann, Eugene Barnhart, Ben Rapchak and Joe Cerqueria. The only returning letterman is Harry Nopwasky. The Junior Varsity team coached by Mr. Lapkowicz and his assistant, Mr. Rumansic, compiled a fine record of 15 wins and 7 losses. 68 Cumberland 38 Bentleyville 56 Cumberland 54 All Saints 43 Cumberland 58 Jefferson 67 Cumberland 41 Bentleyville 44 Cumberland 49 All Saints 56 Cumberland 71 Mapletown 37 Cumberland 57 Mapletown 30 Cumberland 52 German Twp. 62 Cumberland 47 North Union 50 Cumberland 38 South Union 57 Cumberland 72 Georges Twp. 40 Cumberland 37 Redstone 59 Cumberland 63 Point Marion 54 Cumberland 52 Waynesburg 38 Cumberland 67 Jefferson 54 Cumberland 40 German Twp. 54 Cumberland 54 North Union 55 Cumberland 58 South Union 65 Cumberland 72 Georges Twp. 75 Cumberland 46 Redstone 72 Cumberland 68 Point Marion 65 Cumberland 51 Waynesburg 69 INDIVIDUAL SCORING Avc. F.G. F. P S per game J. Cerqueria 120 42 282 15.6 R. McCann 98 59 255 11.6 B. Rapchak 77 39 193 8.7 E. Barnhart 67 42 176 8.0 H. Nopwasky 36 33 105 7.0 R. Orlosky 20 13 53 4.9 D. Whoolery 16 17 49 8.0 A. Boggio 13 5 31 3.9 M. Hartley 5 3 13 1.8 R. Patterson 1 0 2 0.5 J. Hatalla 1 2 4 1.0 Row I: P. Rapchak, J. Hatalla, D. Novak, B. Allison, T. LaRue, R. Tressler. Row 2: D. Dorricott, J. Burvan, J. Shefcheck, J. Seksay, S. Rapchak, A. Sokol, B. I.ipniskis. 69 Activities begin! Get into the act, Beanie . . . Where is the ball? Row 1: T. Clark, J. Hixon, W. Hancock, C. Douglas, R. Krause, B. Mahle, D. Arison, A. Alexander, R. Kalinowski. Row 2: A. McMinn, G. McMinn, D. Hess, S. Titus, E. Bizub, W. Hixon, L. Ondrejko, R. Johnson, G. Swift. Row 3: Mr. O’Brochta, P. Danko, G. Hess, E. Scott, H. Ellsworth, R. Nichols, D. McPherson, R. Phillips, R. Mahle, B. Biddle, S. Popovich. WRESTLING 19 5 7 Cumberland 33 German Twp. 24 Cumberland 3 Waynesburg 50 Cumberland 35 Charleroi 12 Cumberland 22 Jefferson-Morgan 27 Cumberland 27 Mapletown 22 Cumberland 28 Uniontown 24 Cumberland had three lettermen, name- ly: William Hancock, Dtvaine Arison, and Harry Ellsworth returning to form the nu- cleus of a new squad. Under the coaching of Cumberland 47 Charleroi 3 Cumberland 32 German Twp. 28 Cumberland 11 Waynesburg 35 Cumberland 34 Mapletown 18 Cumberland 27 Jefferson-Morgan 21 Cumberland 26 Uniontown 16 Mr. O’Brochta they compiled a 9-3 record for the season. Robert Phillips had an undefeat- ed record until the last match in which Fir- mani of Uniontown decisioned him. A summary of the season’s matches follow in the order in which they were scheduled. 71 CUMBERLAND 33 GERMAN 24 88—Glitz (G) pinned Krause 1:15, second period. 95—Radsoevich (G) pinned Douglas 0:46, first period. 103—Hancock (C) pinned Woods 1:54, second period. 112—Arison (C) decisioned McGinnis 8-4. 120—Hixon (C) decisioned Simon 11-4. 127—Titus (C) pinned Darrall 0:15, first period. 133—Ellsworth (C) decisioned O’Brochta 6-5. 138—Scott (C) pinned Penich 1:50, first period. 145—DeVince (G) pinned Hess 1:25, first period. 154—Jenkins (G) pinned Mahle 2:28, third period. 165—McPherson (C) drew with McGinnis 9-9. 185—Phillips (C) pinned Hennessey 1:00, third period. Referee, Roy Yanosh CUMBERLAND 3 WAYNESBURG 50 88—Makel (W) pinned Krause 2:20, second period. 95—Funk (W) pinned Douglas 0:25, first period. 103—Mayle (W) decisioned Hancock 5-0. 112—Remaley (W) pinned Arison 2:12, third period. 120—Clayton (W) pinned Hixon 1:14, first period. 127—Moore (W) decisioned Titus 9-4. 133—Berryhill (W) decisioned Ellsworth 5-2. 138—Byard (WT) decisioned Scott 9-0. 145—Hoy (W) pinned Nichols 1:45, third period. 154—Ketchem (W) pinned Mahle 1:15, first period. 165—Gray (W) pihned McPherson 2:02, third period. 185—Phillips (C) decisioned Fuller 4-3. Referee, McLaughlin CUMBERLAND 35 CHARLEROI 12 88—Krause (C) decisioned Abbey 6-0. 95—Douglas (C) pinned Bruce 1:44, third period. 103—Hancock (C) pinned Orlande 2:10, third period. 112—DeFlippo (CH) pinned J. Hixon 1:52, first period. 120—Carlisle (CH) decisioned B. Hixon 5-2. 127—Titus (C) decisioned Shannon 5-2. 133—Ellsworth (C) decisioned Pollock 5-0. 138—Scott (C) decisioned Kromer 6-3. 145—Russo (CH) decisioned Hess 6-0. 154—Mahle (C) decisioned Shipley 5-0. 165—McPherson (C) pinned F. Shipley 1:53, third period. 185—Phillips (C) pinned Morgan 1:51, second period. Referee, Vignalli CUMBERLAND 22 JEFFERSON 27 88—Krause (C) decisioned Hagar 7-6. 95—Douglas (C) won by forfeit 103—Dollar (J) decisioned Hancock 5-4 112—Ballsinger (J) decisioned J. Hixon 5-1. 120—Silbaugh (J) decisioned B. Hixon 5-0. 127—Fischer (J) decisioned Titus 6-0. 133—Ellsworth (C) pinned Burich 1:15, third period. 138—Belford (J) pinned Scott 0:45, second period. 145—Lutes (J) pinned Kalinowski 2:20, second period. 154—Mahle (C) pinned Grasha 1:30, third period. 165—Lemley (J) pinned McPherson 1:05, second period. 185—Phillips (C) decisioned Sisler 8-4. CUMBERLAND 27 MAPLETOWN 22 88—B. Kavlick (M) pinned Krause 1:21, second period. 95—L. Kavlick (M) pinned Douglas 0:36, first period. 103—Hancock (C) decisioned Ewart 5-0. 112—J. Hixon (C) decisioned Blusmish 3-0. 120—Osborne (M) decisioned B. Hixon, 3-0. 127—Titus (C) pinned Headlee 1:08, first period. 133—Ellsworth (C) pinned Lowry 1:04, first period. 138—Walters (M) decisioned Scott 6-0. 145—Cree (M) pinned Hess 0:18, second period. 154—Mahle (C) decisioned Skvarich 5-2. 165—McPherson (C) decisioned Jordan 9-1. 185—Phillips (C) decisioned Peckar 9-0. Referee, Chemento CUMBERLAND 28 UNIONTOWN 24 88—Krause (C) decisioned Barnhart 10-0. 95—Funk (U) pinned Douglas 0:51, first period. 103—Hancock (C) pinned La whey 1:38, first period. 112—Pulinko (U) pinned J. Hixon 1:20, second period. 120—B. Hixon (C) decisioned Curry 8-2. 127—Titus (C) decisioned Thomas 7-2. 133—Ellsworth (C) pinned Ferretti 0:07, second period. 138—Magerko (U) decisioned Scott 7-6. 145—Peroni (U) pinned Hess 0:15, second period. 154—Vail (U) pinned Mahle 2:22, third period. 165—McPherson (C) pinned Kirkpatrick 2:11, third period. 185—Phillips (C) decisioned Firmani 3-2. Referee, Mullens CUMBERLAND 47 CHARLEROI 3 88—Krause (C) pinned Abbey 0:48, second period. 95—Douglas (C) won by forfeit 103—Hancock (C) won by forfeit. 112—B. Hixon (C) pinned DeFlippo 1:58, third period. 120—Arison (C) decisioned Carlisle 6-2. 127—Titus (C) pinned Colditz 1:15, second period. 133—Ellsworth (C) decisioned Polacek 4-3. 138—Scott (C) decisioned Cramer 4-2. 145—Russo (CH) decisioned Swift 7-6. 154—Mahle (C) decisioned W. Shipley 8-2. 165—McPherson (C) pinned E. Shipley 0:34, second period. 185—Phillips (C) decisioned Morgan 3-1. Referee, Yanosh CUMBERLAND 32 GERMAN 28 88—Glitz (G) decisioned Krause 2-0. 95—Radosevich (G) pinned Douglas 1:05, first period. 103—Hancock (C) pinned Lucas 1:57, first neriod. 112—Saluga (G) pinned Hixon 1:05, first period. 120—Arison (C) pinned McGinnis 1:35, second period. 127—Titus (C) decisioned Darrall 2-1. 133—Ellsworth (C) drew with O’Brochta 2-2. 138—McGinnis (G) pinned Scott 0:15, first period. 145—Jenkins (G) decisioned Mahle 8-5. 154—Vidovich (G) pinned Swift 1:11, first period. 165—McPherson (C) pinned Hnottarange 0:50, sec- ond period. 185—Phillips (C) pinned Spernak 0:46, third period. 72 Referee, McLaughlin Referee Kifer CUMBERLAND 11 WAYNESBURG 35 88—Mahel (W) pinned Krause 1:50, first period. 95—Douglas (C) decisioned J. Bailey 5-0. 103—Hancock (C) decisioned T. Bailey 4-3. 112—Remaley (W) decisioned Hixon 10-9. 120—Arison (C) drew with Clayton 3-3. 127—Bleakney (W) pinned Titus 11:49, second period. 133—Berryhill (W) decisioned Ellsworth 7-4. 138—Byard (W) decisioned Scott 5-0. 145—Hoy (W) pinned Mahle 1:45, second period. 154—Retchem (W) pinned Swift 0:53, second period. 165—Gray (W) decisioned McPherson 11-5. 185—Phillips (C) decisioned Fuller 7-0. Referee, Burna CUMBERLAND 34 MAPLETOWN 18 88—B. Kavlick (M) pinned Krause 2:25, second period. 95—L. Kavlick (M) pinned Douglas 1:45, second period. 103—Hancock (C) pinned Stoneking 1:50, third period 112—B. Hixon (C) decisioned Osborne 5-3. 120—Arison (C) pinned Lowrey 0:35, second period. 127—Titus (C) pinned Headley 1:10, third period. 133—Ellsworth (C) decisioned Walters 4-2. 138—Scott (C) pinned Mason 1:05, third period. 145—Cree (M) pinned Swift 0:45, first period. 154—Mahle (C) drew with Jordan 7-7. 165—McPherson (C) decisioned Hill 3-1. 185—Phillips (C) decisioned Peckar 5-0. Referee, Waggett CUMBERLAND 27 JEFFERSON 21 88—Krause (C) won by forfeit. 95—Douglas (C) decisioned McCready 4-0. 103—Dollar (J) decisioned Hancock 7-4. 112- Hixon (C) won by default over Balsinger, sec- ond period. 120—Silbaugh (J) pinned Arison 1:32, second period. 127—Fischer (J) decisioned Titus 7-3. 133—Scott (C) pinned Burich 1:00, third period. 138—Ellsworth (C) decisioned Belford 6-0. 145—Lutes (J) pinned Swift 0:50, second period. 154—Grasha (J) drew with Mahle 1-1. 165—Lemley (J) decisioned McPherson 6-5. 185—Phillips (C) decisioned Sisler 2-1. Referee, Yanosh CUMBERLAND 26 UNIONTOWN 16 88—Krause (C) decisioned Barnhart 7-4 95—Douglas (C) won by forfeit 103—Hancock (C) decisioned Funk 5-0. 112—Hixon (C) decisioned Pulinko 4-0. 120—Arison (C) decisioned Curry 3-0. 127—Titus (C) decisioned Thomas 5-3. 133—Ellsworth (C) decisioned Speigel 2-0. 138—Magerko (U) decisioned Scott 5-4. 145—Peroni (U) pinned Swift 2:17, third period. 154—Vail (U) decisioned Mahle 5-4. 165—McPherson (C) drew with Kirkpatrick 3-3. 185—Firmani (U) decisioned Phillips 4-1. Referee, Gwynne Goody! We got our man on top. 73 Row 1: M. Krewasky, B. Paris, J. Bradmon, W. Rohland, R. Mahle, J. Rapchak, K. Townsend, T. Boggio, C. Herczyk, K. Gdovka. Row 2: Coach, Mr. Stuvek; F. Herczyk, K. Moredock, J. Carter, E. Barnhart, A. Smith, B. Rapchak, H. Ellsworth, H. Nopwasky, E. Morris, A. Rockwell, J. Galatic, B. Mahle. BASEBALL 1956 1956 was a very successful year for the Mike’s baseball team as they compiled an im- pressive record of eight wins and two losses. This record enabled the Mikes to tie with Centerville for section honors. With each team having two games left and Centerville sporting an eight and 0 card, the Mikes defeated them 4-3 in one game and Waynesburg did likewise in the other, while Mapletown forfeited its last game to the Mikes. The only two defeats suffered by the Mikes in regular season play were at the hands of Centerville and Waynesburg. The Brownsville High School field was chosen as the site for the play-off game. The game was a real nip-and-tuck affair until the sixth inning when the Mikes pushed two runs across the plate. But in Centerville’s seventh inning, they managed to score three runs to take the lead. It was now or never as the Mikes came to bat in the seventh. They man- aged to load the bases, but didn’t score. The game ended with Centerville on the long end of a three to two score. SEASON’S RECORD Carmichaels 10 Mapletown 1 Carmichaels 5 West Bethlehem 2 Carmichaels 1 Centerville 3 Carmichaels 5 West Bethlehem 3 Carmichaels 10 Waynesburg 3 Carmichaels 1 Waynesburg 10 Carmichaels 12 Bethlehem Joint 5 Carmichaels 4 Centerville 3 Carmichaels ff Mapletown ff Carmichaels 5 Bethlehem Joint 3 xCarmichaels 2 Centerville 3 x - WPIAL play-off Wins 8 Losses 3 Pet. .727 75 Row 1: A. Smith, J. Hawley, B. Barnhart, D. Arison, H. Ellsworth, R. McLaughlin, R. Hixon, R. Willis, J. Voytek, R. Phillips, J. Volchko. Row 2: M. Krewasky, D. Whoolery, W. Groves, D. McPherson, K. Gvodka, P. Biskup, R. Mahle, H. Nopwasky, B. Rapchak, W. Rohland, G. McMinn, B. Swift, S. Titus, Coach, Mr. O’Brochta. Row 3: J. Rapchak, R. Kalinowski, R. Waine, J. Willis, G. Dodds, R. Randolph, I. Ward, P. Buday, F. Descaro, S. Rapchak, J. Seksay, J. Speck, D. Whipkey, D. Mondichak. TRACK AND FIELD 1956 Due to an extremely wet spring the track activities were very limited both in meets and practice sessions. Two events were finally cancelled after several postpone- ments. However, the one event, the County Meet, which calls for the best in our school’s spirit and enthusiasm was held at Carmi- chaels, May 9, 1956. At that meet Jefferson- Morgan High School dethroned Mt. Morris as the Greene County Track and Field Cham- pions. Jefferson came through with 49 V-� points to edge out Mt. Morris, which tallied 38. West Greene finished in third place with 35 markers while Cumberland and Waynes- burg followed with 311 -� and 26 respectively. Three new records were established this year. Waynesburg 880 relay team knocked .2 second from the mark set by a Mt. Morris squad last year. Jack Diehl of Mt. Morris bet- tered both the mark in discus and shotput. He heaved the discus 126' 8 to break the record of 125' 6 held by John Stefanik of Jefferson. Diehl put the shot 46' 5 to break the mark held by Able Churney of Waynes- burg of 45' 7 . Virgili of Jefferson broke the record for 220 yard dash of 23.3 seconds set by Floyd Phillips of Center Township by running the distance in 23 seconds. He also took first place in 100 yard dash and javelin. 76 100 YARD DASH—Won by Virgili, Jef- ferson ; 2 — Livingston, Cumberland; 3 — Long, Mt. Morris; 4—Brock, Mt. Morris; 5— Smith, Cumberland. Time 10.1 seconds. MILE RUN—Won by Turner, Waynes- burg; 2—Riggle, West Greene; 3—Baner, West Greene; 4—Grunbe, Waynesburg; 5— Hawley, Cumberland. Time 4:58.7. 880 YARD RELAY—Won by Waynes- burg, (Bernarduci, Gray, Hill, Murdock) ; 2—Mt. Morris; 3—Cumberland; 4—West Greene; 5—Jefferson. Time 1:40.5 minutes. 440 YARD DASH—Won by Long, Mt. Morris; 2—Sabo, Jefferson; 3—Checks, West Greene; 4—Bernarduci, Waynesburg; 5— Gorby, West Greene. Time 55.3 seconds. BROAD JUMP—Won by Brock, Mt. Morris; 2—Rapchak, Cumberland; 3—Cook, West Greene; 4—Long, Mt. Morris; 5—Mak- cen, Jefferson. Distance 18 feet 3! o inches. 880 YARD RUN—Won by Manfredi, Jefferson; 2—Riggle, West Greene; 3—Bob- er, West Greene; 4—Berryhill, Waynesburg; 5—Mudry, Jefferson. Time 2:10.4 minutes. 220 YARD DASH—Won by Virgili, Jef- ferson ; 2—Bigler, Jefferson; 3—Smith, Cum- berland; 4—Murdock, Waynesburg; 5— Brock, Mt. Morris. Time 23.0. HIGH JUMP—Tied for first—Smith, Cumberland; Bigler, Jefferson; Height 5 feet 5 inches. 2—Tie—Cook, West Greene; Hixon, Cumberland; Tennant, Waynesburg; Zollars, Mt. Morris; Rush, Waynesburg; Ward, West Greene. JAVELIN—Won by Virgili, Jefferson; 2—Knight, Jefferson; 3—Rohland, Cumber- land; 4—B. Rapchak, Cumberland; 5—Milli- ken, Waynesburg. Distance 173 feet and 2i inches. MILE RELAY—Won by Waynesburg, (Bernarduci, Berryhill, Hill, Moore); 2—Jef- ferson; 3—West Greene; 4—Cumberland; 5—Mt. Morris. DISCUS—Won by Diehl, Mt. Morris; 2—D. Morris, Mt. Morris; 3—Jacobs, West Greene; 4—Yost, West Greene; 5—More- dock, Jefferson. 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King of Hearts—Russel Kirchner and Queen of Hearts—Georgianna Lucas The Royal Party A pair of Heart-stealers Judy Zubal and Billy Yarish Me oh my! Oh what a shame!!! We played our best but lost the game. Fighting for victory we all came with intentions of making a class “A” name. A . ■ ■ V' ••............... HM........... v - -v ' r '' . _ L ■ - -urn • - - v •. .. : 2=5; . - '