East Brady High School - Voyager Yearbook (East Brady, PA)
- Class of 1948
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X' ff' rqlma Mdm EAST BRADY HIGH SCHOOL Brady High our Alma Mater Now thy praise we sing Brady High with fondest mem rie-2 lear our voices ring We will ever proudly claim you As a friend whose tried and true Brady Hiqh, our Alma Mater, Hail' All hall to thee 1 if af For the friendships we have formed here We remember thee For the knowledge we have qained here We qive thanks to thee. With your task of ever serving And your purpose never swervina Brady Hiqh, our Alma Matery Hail! All hail to thee. fbecficafifian ln recogmtlon of lhelr odmlrgble class lGCIdGTSl11D en courogement odv1ce cmd ln opprecxorhon for the ond tend ered u through the yeors to help us bu1ld for our future we The clfmq ol l948 gmtefully cle'l1cc11e '7!ze Waqagea Mm Jim!-A amf 1144.8 MISS LORETTA HICKS Semor Hlgh Enghsh Eost Brody Hlgh School Grove C1ty College A B Duke U1'11VGfS1lY Pet peeve Doy dreumers MR IAMES BITTENBENDFR Soc1ol Sc ence Muslc Berw1ck l-hgh School Bloomsburg Stcrte Teoschers College B S Pet peeve Nolsy study holls MISS MARGARET WIANT Faculty AdV1SOI Yearbook lumor Hlgh Mathernatlcs Geography and Penrnansh1p George Westlnghouse Hlqll School Plttsburgh Qlarlon State Teachers College B S rn Ed Duke Umverslty Un1vers1ty of Plttsburgh Pet peeve Study hall MR lAMES IORDAN SUDQIWISIHVJ Prrnclpal General Sc1ence Rankm Hrgh School CfCll1lOfI11CI State Teachers College B S ln Ed We have completed 1n the sense of calendar trrne the school year of 1947 1948 Let no one however rrnagrne that th1s year s work IS done It IS far from be 1ng done Through classes act1v1t1es and asso c1at1on we 1n our school hte have tr1ed to l1ve and teach democracy Nothrng can be of greater lrnportance than keeprng these dernocrat1c 1deals facts and prac tlces tunct1on1ng If each mdrvldual who 1n any way has had an assocratron wrth our Arnerrcan schools refuses at the end of the calendar year to call the Work corn pleted but rnstead pers1stently 1ns1sts upon lrvrng each day of hrs hte the rdeals toward whrch teachrng has been drre ted then our school program w1ll reach ult1 rnate success Our nat1on Wlll then be orne rncreasrngly strong and We Wlll be nearer our flnal goal of a dernocrahc world w v., Q . . 1. . 1 I 1 'ir I - - 1 1 . 1 1 . I I V- 1 1 I I - . , , 1 1 1 1 V 1 f' 1 . . I l ', 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 'A 1 Q 'S 1 1 Mlss SALLY RUSSO MISS PATRICIA M GINN Ply KS ChPm1SlVY B10 OVJY Comme-rc1aI Sublects Latm I an Mc'KeespOrl Hlqh School Sl ohne the Evanqrhsl Hugh Snhool Wgdsqmmsqey COHQQC B B A MUIYWCOd CJONPQF B S U1 Ed lat pe.c.vC Deyends on my mood New Yon. Medlcal C olluqz Ilowu and Ellth Avenue lloigztals MRS HELEN SONGEPI lui IOI I 1qh Sghool Ellljllcll La In I and ll Nex spapel llawlhorrle lhcgh Snllool Klklllljll Slain Im,ac,hub Lollgqe In lu Ld MR GEORGE WATSO MR NICHOLAS BILOWICK Mathcmahps Physlcal Educahon Baseball and Baskeiball Coach Lzrovc C,1ty lhqh S hool G1oJe C1ty College B S ln Ed Butlev H1qh School Pei Peeve Seventh Grade Glrlz, blljljlely Rock State Teachers College 6 lsf., , , 'I ' ' ' d II v, 4 il. 'A I I l It V :H Vi I w J , ,. 1 , 2 MR AlvDREW ONDREI MRS IESSIE ONDREI Industrxcl Arts 7th Enqhsh I-hstory Recxdmq 8th Flecxdlnq Monessen Vocclllonul I-lxqh Sgheel L,Gl1lOI'I'llCl State Teachers Lolluju Lulmlotnla Stats Tccmhus. College. Ohlo State Umversuy Pot peeve NOISY peog le Pet pcnve Pupnls who dont try MISS ANN KOPERA Home Economlcs Burnesboro Hugh Srhool Pet peeve Forqetlul student MHS KATHY MONSELL MR PERCY BARTOW Enqllsh 8 cmd 9 r ucoqrcphy 7 and 8 luxtle Ll lf Umou Hxqh S howl lndlcmcx State Teachers Colleqe B S lemon S'c1te Teachers College ret peeve Stqdents who soy Cunt Ppnn Stole Put ku Hugh School 7 I A A ludtonc State Teachers Cclleqe B. S. A t I ' - '-Je.. 'C meal gaseaculed 1948 11 0 A 111 U 11 5 T101111 I 0 111 0111 W11 1 74 'V1 1 QQQ M0110 11115 10111311 11 Q IOC be IUQ Q 1 010 5 C01012 1110011 11101 VV CI 110wc1 W1111L 1 0111011 8 Q 561 O1 41111111 1'111y: v1411Hf A11'gG1 1 11:01 f,,'1,111','011'1 11 ' QQ, 3 11111.11 110113 V 1 'CI111j'I. 1111111519 Q f, 1 1f1c1f':' 1D1y: '11 .11,' 111115 11f111y 18, 1940 V0fsg1e1 5011111 '1,1 -2 A11 1111 B11111111fr1: CQ 11111111:1'11.11111: 1111 111 V1 1 N 111111 1V1iX1' Q111, 18118 0 C1 0- : 'C1 1,111 ' Ii, 'ks qxf' A S I Q: f' ,, 1 11116 C1s5'1: 1'f ,Oli WILLIAM HAYES PUBDUM Academic Presldent ld 4 Band l Z J 4 Ne paper 4 Yearbook 4 Class Play 3 6- 4 Perfroqe rs th1s tall cmd lanky boy To say Ah Beqoma IS h1s przde and Joy Hrs chzel dellqht the ladles to kxd But Krely gets hrs one Prom brd MAX CONNOH PFAFF ACGdGmlL Vrce Presldent 4 Band 3 4 k all 2 3 4 L,lass Play 36-4 Ahah' We some to the man oi the hour Who IS otherwise krown as old Oman Power' Those hook shots oi hrs are really a tr at And hrs playxnq the prano cant be beat IEANEN LOUISE MCCLAINE Commercral Secretary 4 Newspaper 4 Yearbook 4 Band 2 Glee Club-l 2 4 Class Play 4 Blondes and Brunettes all have thexr style Here IS Ieanen wrth her qreat bro smrle In small packages they say qood thxnqs come And Smoochre' My qoodness she leave. us numb' BERNARD FRANCIS ROCKNE MAY Acad mrc Treasurer 4 Newspaper 4 Yearbook 4 Band l 2 3 4 Basketball 4 Class Play 3 6 4 Here rs a fellow known as Rockre May Basketball rs hrs love of the clay From the coach of a school he was qrven hrs name Hell follow through rts Notre Dame 9 1 -f : WS- : 1 -1,2..:BC1S- elbg..In -' . ' Q - V, , : W: -7 -: W: ,.: '- .. , Y-Lv' f?'7 -I vi V f: 4, .,: -7 - , I. 1 , GEORGE RICHARD ABERNETHY Aeadcmte Basketball l 2 3 New paper 4 Yearbook 4 Class Play 3 Basketball rs Ahtes meet But oh' Those srze twelve fmt lla s as teady as they come Pat ees to that by quml BEVERLY JEAN BEABOUT encral Newspaper fl bleu Lltll l Yearbook 4 Bev rxdes rtqht by m that guat ltr eat We hope she doesnt go too far Seldom ts she heard their m t ass rw clont can w ll let rt pa HELEN THERESE BRODY OIIIIIIEIK tal Yearluool-. 4 I evtspar El 4 Home E Club 4 Glee Cluhl 2 3 4 Class Play 3 6- 4 Falk ts wonderful she ltkes tt Well A mule a mmute lor qutte a spell Wh n she graduates and ts on her may Vvell remember her then as we do today MICHAEL A CASSESE General Class Play 4 Mtke IS a maqlctan why9 you aslct lle can comb that ha1r' Outte a taskl But neverthele s we have to tell Mlke has hrs eye on many a belle 10 ' ': . V- , , , 45 L s W- 1 f W' I - 61 4. I ,I G, e 5 ,' H 5 'Q 't f , Z, 3, fl: K ' . ' 1 v 1 r 4 2 ' . 2 , pw ' 'l ' 3 W, . ' ' sg e' 1 ' ss. Cf ' J 7 ' 7 Nl :J j ' f C --- 3 , , , 7 - . e ' ' , ' ' s X V ROBERT FRANCIS LUKE CROWLEY Arodcmlc Treasurer 3 Yearbook fl Sue-nee Club 4 Class Play 3 6- 4 Hes th top man on a totem pole Bob ts hrs answer when they call the roll See that qrm from ear to ear9 It s 1ust ltke htm he s such a dear' GRACE IEANNINE DeCORTE Lommerbtal Ne vsI.,a1.e.x 4 lr alba lc -l Ho E ub 4 G1 e 1 5 4 Ba Llass Play .3 leanmne rs onf ol our IIILIIUILHE. For tn the bona the pauc sho sets Besrdes all thts there s more to soy And she does that wlthout delay IAMES H DELANO General Hom Eb Llub 4 Buskethalllwlaragex .3 ltrn ts the man We IE been lookrnq for Seems he sltpped out the study hall door Hes cr rfal hotshot on the Boy Scout team And when h s skattnq hes rtqht on the leant SHIRLEY LCIRUE DUNMYRE Fommergral N wspapr 4 Lluss lllry J 6 4 Who s thrs Why 11S Slurleyl Ht' She s the cute httle blonde wrth that lock tn her eye A real heart breaker for most ot the boys Her mam tdea rs a home and tts Joys 11 ' f 7 r. fr --5 'e' fo -5 me LI Cl -V g ' e Clul -l, 2, ', 5 nd-l, 2, 47 J 7 e e 5 Q c ' . STELLA FLANAGAN ommcrrral Yearbook 4 Nev paw.: 1 Las Pay 3 ci 4 Ah sweet memorres Ol sc.hool' Our Stella s really such a rewel' We lrke her lauqh and we love her smtlz We ll thrnk ol her all the Whrle DONALD IAMES HICKS Agademrc Vice Prestdent l Yearbook 4 Assrst ant Editor Newspaper 4 Basketball Manager 3 Class I-lay 3 6 llrrs sad ltttle tellow ts Donald I lltrks Ile lves rn the Bend tway out rn the str ksl Why rs he sad? you ask wrth alarm No need to worry Peeny means no harm MARGARET ALDINE HILE boon. 4 Geo Llub l Z .3 4 Band l Qlassl-Day 3 LS 4 And now we come to Dearre llrlc Corny Jokes are lust her style See those faces m Phy rcs class3 They re all dreamed up by thrs sweet lass PATRICIA LEE HIWILLER Accrdemrc Treasurer 1 berrotary Z Prnsrdent J Newspaper 4 Yearbook 3 6 4 Cheerleader Class Play 3 6 4 Here s D1r.ks helpmate real and true My' Such a norse when she yells at you Her iavorrte shout when leadrnq a cheer ls D1Ck1e Bold' Thats all you can hear 12 4 C ' ' 1 ' ' 7 W L, 2 V -1 g 'l 's l -- . 6 45 T ---- 4. I , i . 2 P . Acadernrcg Vrue Presrdent 3g Newspaper -f-45 Year- : 1 Y' - : -1' 'l . - , 4 ' 1 MIRIAM IOYCE IONES Commerclal Newspaper 4 Yearbook 4 Clee uh l 3 4 Class Pl HIS nnq on her fmqer but no bells on he Meet th1s qlrl most everyone knows Her favorlte Car? A Packard of Course At least tts better thin rzdma a horse EVELYN IOANNE KLEIN I' IOPS General Newsparoer 4 Yearbook 4 Glee Clulu 3 4 Class Pla MISS loanne Klem IS a wrtter ot tame Head cur Class lrhstory and youll see the sam What ll she do 11 she aets tn a wreck? Hydra Matlr wont hely her then ly herk' MARGARET WILSON LOUGHRY Club 4 Class Play 4 Now Peas a k1d who IS lust new When she talks what a hue' Chocolate IS her favor1te treat But Qonlor boy how they eat' IOHN ALLEN LOVETT 1-rademtc' PYPSIYIFUI 17 Basketball l 2 3 4 Pho Club 4 I.1l,rary Cluo 2 Newspaper 4 Yearloook and 2 Q 4 Class Play 3 Spud IS tne lad w1th the llttle splt He lfeeps 1t well tr1mmed tcr his very best qtrl Playlnq guard cn the team s hls other deltaht And look at thosr musrles A man et ml 1ht' I3 ? Cl ,, 4QyLe4.4 I I V 1 I K , , I 7 1. 2, ,f ' yfj4. ' If Coznmercialg Newspaper-45 Yearhoolt- 47 lleme Fe '...': '--1: l IO 24:13,-1, ,vid V. -- 54,1 ' ' ' ' ' curl. .f ,- ,I A , 1 I I IEAN LOUISE MCCLAINE Fommerctal Newspaper 4 Be tntroduced to the Clan of N'cCla1ne And leans a frlend throuqh sun and ram Qutetp Well we re not qutte sure Or thtnq ns rtazn she IS demure REGIS H MCCLAINE Commermal And Re-ate To be wtth Rmtersburq Yearbook 4 IS another one htm IQ lo s ol lun was hts stamptnq qtound Ptttsl mah hts lcv: ts lcttnd LEROY VINCENT LEONARD MCCLAINE 4 Flasv. Academic Secretary '3 Sctenro Flulv Pay 3 G 4 Roy' Oh Heaven forltdl For a ltttle quy what a ktdl Ile s so tough you tnustnt enrrnarh lnstead Just say Yesstr roarh' 14 RUTH AGNES MCCLAINE Commerctal Newspaper 4 Ruth ts the last of the clan Remember back where we began? She has a ready smzle for one and all As they pass her tn the hall , . 5 , . - . U 4 4 A fl ,Q ' ' ce ' ---- . ' ' ' 4 . t . But new in ' 1 Q , 4 ', u . l -- . BEVERLY IEANNE RICKEL C ommerc1o1 Treasurer 2 Newspaper 4 Yerirhool Glee Club 1 4 C G S P cy 3 G 4 We re pleased to know the qxrl wxth the sonq Smqmq C1 tune all dczy lonq At the hecxd of the bond she IWITIS her hcrton For h her quxrk or she ll he qone' CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH ROACH Acodemlc Vrce Presxdenl 2 Newspaper 4 Year ok 4 Band l 2 ee C' lf 4 I Q P oy 3 6- 4 Buqs 1S thot kmd of qcxl Who to us all rs o real mol Her dTlVlT1qi cz sm m ull our eyes nt rlde th h 1 lf your 1e yeu rrne' MARGARET MAY ROOFNER no ne Er Yeorhock 4 Ne Nspaper Floshmq blue eyes and curly hcnr lell us when our Peqqys there Boys ore mre he I 1 us no When she rolrhrs her h W W LOIS JEAN SEYBERT Fommerr rcxl Yearbook Newspor FT .mlem ond sweet rs thrs Semor mrss Sir s the Seyl erftown kld' Oh qoodnrss 111 n lesrdcs oll ll r f If Xlfl fl mir 15 . 2 Q V 2 AL QL 4 , is A .- ,, .R -4, A e , 24 34 '41 Rand- ,1, 2, fa, , 51 SQ 1 - . bo A , I , ,3, 474 Glo' ,nf 14 2443, 'I 5:14 SS 1 . Do ' ' 'Ill e' lf f , 1 Kg , -V-5 3 ,---4. 4 . 4 s el s , - s n , o Y J . Q y I -47 , 14 -1-4. Ahli ff 4 11' 1 'Ihr , SPI,-4152 ,SIIH16-If H To fr rum lm- IP xt ww-'fl - Ik I- PATRICIA ANN SHOEMAKER A ademrc Newspaper 4 Cheerleader 4 Home EC Club 4 Glee Club 4 Class Play 4 Watrl' out' Thrs rs our Punchmq Pat' Cet her mad and she ll knock you at' Her enerqy qoes lnto leadrnq a Cheer Fxeert what she uses for her rolleqe clear CHARLES SHULTZ General Newspaper 4 Home EC Lluh 4 Cass Play 4 Choe ts the man wtth the hta Tshirt Hts mam tdea 1 of olrse a skut' He S one ot those quys who hkes tw skate 'Xml there at the rank he makes hrs rlate Arademrc Seeretary l Edztor Newspaper 4 Yearbook 4 Glee Club l d Q re leader 4 Class Play 3 5- Whrslles and yells are thls lady s delrqhl When leadmg a cheer she says they te qutte rtqht Eyes that laugh and a smlle thats swfet Flh'1t s the story ol Smttty All He etl ALBERT! ULIZIO FW:-nrral Heres another man from the Bend He makes us all qutte a frrend Hes rea'ly qutet there ts no doubt Do you thmk rt s posstble for hrm to shout9 16 , 4 ' ' ' 114 . 7 , - : . ' 7 7l -. DORIS ANNE SMITH C L 5 4 1 ' , 2, 3, 45 Ban lg Tl ,err ee , 4. ALTON CLAYTON VASBINDER Academrr Bmder Boy IS next lfl l1ne Sleep sleep he l1kes 11 tme Hell keep up h1s tever1sh 1 Unlll at last he fmds h1s pla MARY LOUISE WALLEY General Newspaper 4 Echtor Yearbook Cluo 4 Glee Club 3 61 4 Class Play 3 EH1C1ent IS the word lor Mary LOUISE Tll1S yearbook 5 a record for what she sees ll cpokmq s thc way to qet to your heart FRANCES WEIBEL 4 Lf 111 General Newspaper 4 Glee Club l 2 3 4 Short and snappy thxs poem w1ll be Cause thats what Franc1es l1ke you see Shes steady now Wllh that one certaln quy She really must l1ke h1m oh my oh my' RAYMOND ZEITLEH l General C,h1cken He and But we Anrl for Hom EC Club 4 Class Play 4 IS the last on our 11st hm are often m1SSed know hes skatmq at the rmk the curls he has that wmk' . ., Y . ,. mm V K I , Cl YF3 ' : ' 1 . : I2 Th1s is the lass to sr-t it apart. , g e . - 7 ' f fad! Wall ancf 7e4lamenf We the Senror Cla s of East Brady Hrgh School County of Clarron State of Pennsylvanra berng of sound mrnd body and memory do hereby auth orrze the followrng to be our last wr11 and testament Ieanen McC1arne beaueathes the name Sfnoochre to Dorrs Srmpson Pat Shoemaker leaves her cartwheels C7711 to anyone who can take them' Drck Abernathy wr11s hrs Atlas burld to Loure Brody Pat Hrwrller w111s her schoolgrrl complexron to Dale Srgworth lohn Lovett wrshes Iohn Purdum to have hrs famous sprt curl Peg Loughry wrlls her blue eyes and blue sweater to losephrne Andressr B111 Purdum leaves Begunra to the Class of 49 Dorrs Anne Srnrth w111s her wrnnrng smrle to Mr Brlowrck Aldrne Hrle wrshes Clara Settlemrre to have all of her wrsecracks Ieannrne DeCorte leaves her petrtness to Helene Mrlbourne Helen Brody leaves her abrlrty to talk a mrle a mrnute to Shrrley Coleman Regrs McC1a1ne leaves hrs devrl may care manner to Red Crowley Beverly Rrckel bequeathes her srngrng vo1ce to Delores Sebrrng Don Hrcks w111s hrs nonchalant strrde to Don Crawford lrm Delano leaves hrs abrlrty to keep out of trouble to Robert Loose Mrke Cas esse leaves hrs perfect attendance record to Bob Dolmovrch Raymond Zertler wrshes Pre Henry to have hrs drrvrng abrlrty lean McC1a1ne and Ruth McC1a1ne leave together Max Pfaft leaves a specral fund to er able all men to go to Pakrstan rn emergency Roy McC1arne leaves hrs clerrcal abrlrty to Ben Brothers Shrrley Dunmyre w111s her hour glass frgure to Rose Stanley Stella Flanagan passes her love for men to Phyllrs Harmon Rockne May leaves hrs record of one pornt a game to Kerschy Charlotte Roach leav s an empty seat rn the barrtone se tron of the band to lnk Murphy Peqqy Roofner offers her sunny drsposrtron to Irm Lorrgan Charles Shultz bestows h1s muscles to Elmer Wrles Albert Ulrzro leaves hrs dashrng manner to Rab Bowser Robert Crowley leaves hrs lost week ends to Raymond Patsy Lors Seybert passes her quretness to Delores Delaney Ioyce Iones leaves st111 carryrng a torch for '?'?'? Beverly Beabout leaves her quret mannerrsms to Mary Lorenz Frances Werbel bequeathes her abrlrty to crack gum to Iesse Vasbrnder loanne Klern leaves her herght to Amelra Rubrs Mary Lourse Walley leaves a Job tthe yearbookl well done Alton Vasbrnder leaves hrs seat rn study hall to hrs successor but not Lydra The Class of 48 leaves to B111 another parr of sneakers srnce the parr he got last year have long srnce worn out To the Iunrors asrde from the above mentroned we leave the coveted front seats rn the audrtorrum trf you can get theml the Sophomores we bequeath a record of unsurpassed drgnrty rntellrgence and punctualrty the Freshmen We grve all the opportunrtres we recerved and farled to make good the Faculty we leave the pleasant memory of drlrgent students and the per fectron rn all we attempted our beloved Alma Mater we grve heartfelt thanks for the happrest years of our lrves and also the srlence whrch our absence wrll cause Srgned and Sealed rn the Pre ence of the Senror Class of 1948 I8 I C I 'J I I I I I I - ' s . 1 an . . 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To , , 1 s Shlrley Shea Iecm Lovett Dons Ann Srmth Glneealeacfeu 292 PGYIICKI Harmon PCITTICYCI Shoemaker pCTfT1C'1fI H1W11ler IQ December 2 1958 Hotel Vanderbilt Seattle Washinaton M1ss Loretta Hicks Enqhsh Instructress Un1vers1ty of Pennsyl Jania Ph1ladelph1a Pennsylvania Dear Miss Hicks In reply to your letter I have enclosed all the 1nformat1on you requested on the proper care for fur coats You may see by my address that I have arrived at Seattle after havinq sele ted the oncommq year s furs for the Wesk1nem Company This thr1v1nq business is owned by two of my former classmates M1 hael Casse e and Ray mond Zeitler I need not rem1nd you of the many school days they pleaded 1ll ness as an excuse for absence when they were really hunting and trappmq ID preparonon for tris business In making my cross country trip I combined both bus1ness and pleasure by VISIIIHQ various places at which my classmates of 48 were situated I hope you will be as interested in hearmq of how they acquired fame as I am 1n writing you As you predicted Ioanne Klein has made a name for herself as an author ess She IS presently located IH Hollywood where her book WITHIN THE made h1s theatrical start by pulling the curtam for the 1un1or play of 47 plans to produce it He and his partner Aldine H1le sell hot oil stock ID the1r spare time Enroute to Ch1caqo I stopped at a little mountain retreat Packistan where Max Pfaff IS composing the musical score for ONIONS AND CABBAGES My train was held up for a few hours at a small town 1n Colorado where Charles Shultz and Alton Vasbmder were striving to build a dam to surpass Boulder on a stream no larger than Suqar Creek These boys always d1d have a lot of amb1t1on RGQIS MCCIGIHG a wealthy retailer in Chicago escorted me to a mqht club where the famous s1nqer Beverly R1ckel was making a personal appearance He told me that h1s cousin Ieanen 1S teaching commercial sub1ects in a smart girls school 1n the South and that Ruth and lean two more cous1ns owned an exclusive ladies shop in the business section of town The Notre Dame football squad has made the headlines with another un defeated season Tris was due to expert coaching under Bockne May 0 BEND OE THE RIVER, is being reviewed for the movies. Roy McClaine, who 'Y Wt xle glan mg through a magazrne l came across an advertrsernent for cosmettcs by Ieannrne DeCorte The model for the ad berng Lots Seybert These gtrls l ave achreved thelr choolday ambltlon Brll Purdum s artrcle about the medrcal world appear frequently rn current magazrnes He IS now connected wrth the Mayo Clrnrc 1n Ohto Charlotte Roach has recently been promoted to Supervlsor of Nurses at that clmxc Stella Flanagan and Shrrley Dunmyre are hrgh salarted crvrl servfce work ers rn Buffalo They have found these Jobs more mterestmg than buslness college l no sooner stepped off the tram rn New York Crty when a vorce bellowed Check your bags lady? 'lhe owner of th1s outburst berng Don Hfcks sttll workfng hrs way through college lt xx as electron trme rn New York and l was surprrsed to frnd Iohn Lovett the famed r1m1nal lawyer runnrng for mayor of Harlem Bob Crowley IS h1s effrcrent campargn manager t spent a few days 1n Plttsburgh and found qurte a few of the members of 48 there Drck Abernethy has replaced Chrck Davres the well known basket ball coach at Duquesne and frm Delano a barker for fohnny lones s Carmval rs currently appearrng rn Prttsburgh Peggy Loughry and Helen Brody the whtz commercral students have opened up a publtc e retarral servrce rn the busre t part of town Thmgs began to look famrlrar to me as l neared Butler Margaret Roofner and Pat Shoemaker are workrng at Deshon Peg IS a d1et1c1an and Pat IS do1ng a swell Job at her welfare work foyce Iones now marrred IS restdrng rn Kaylor lat last reached my home town of East Brady Frances Wetbel and Beverly Beabout are marrred also Frances IS l1v1ng 1n Brmersburg and Beverly rn Brady s Bend Although Albert Ulrzro was such a shy person rn school he was recently elected saurre of Brady s Bend Back at my old alma mater l found Dorfs Anne Smrth rn charge of the mathemattcal department and Mary Loulse Walley the home economrcal group By the way Mr lordan IS st1ll makrng students pay tso he thmksl for chew mg gum Well thls about accounts for all of us Untrl l hear from you agaln Your former student a 21 V ,.' .- - . c , . X . . . A S . . 1 , . , Q 1 11 11 -1 1 . . . 1 - 1 7 v . . . . , . ., , f. s- 1 1 1 . . . . I . , . 1 . 1 1 1 1 . , . . , , ,. ,- S c Q . 1 1 - 1 1 . 1 I n Af - Y ' v 1 xxw Rv '7!ze Naam May 16 1947 President of Iunior Class Patricia Hiwiller Queen Malphine Andreassi King Dean Steele Train Bearers Patricia Ptari lane McCla1ne Iohn Zeitler David Winslow Flower Girls Georqianna Iordan Harriet Taylor Beverly Boyle Cheryl Roach Cleta Early Pages Robert Henry Stewart Steele Iames Acquilina Frederick McCla1ne Iames Wilson Crown Bearers Betty Lynn Robertson Carl Hull Faculty Advisors Miss Iune Moore Miss Marqaret Wiant Mrs Helen Sonqer Music Stan Hotiman and his Orchestra Theme Old Southern Plantation COMMITTEES Decoration: Chairman .......................................... William Purdum Co-Chairman ............................................. Rockne May Refreshment: Chairman ................................................... Helen Brody Co-Chairman , .................... Mary Louise Walley Coronation: Chairman ......................,...............,............ Donald Hicks Co-Chairman ........................... Richard Aloernethy Invitation: Chairman ...................................................... Aldine Hile Co-Chairman .....,....................................... Lois Seybert Clean-up ..................................................................... Iunior Class 2 14 the Class of 48 presented GABRIEL BLCW YCUH HORN A three act comedy whlch was produced by spectal arrangements wtth the Drarnattc Publtshlna Company of Chtcaao on November 26 and 27 l946 CAST Cabrtel Penntnqton a trrflma mountatneer Vtftlham Pardum Zerusra Pennmaton hts brow beaten wrfe leannme DeCorte Datsy Mae therr daughter Beverly Htckel Mtss Thelma Smtth Charlotte Roach lanet Smtth her n1 ce Patrrcta Htwtller FRIENDS OE NET Eleanor Barne Helon Brody Mtldred Clyde Dorl Anne Smtth Pet Wrtqht Donald Htcks Frank Stephens lohn Lovett Robert Crowley Herbert Brown Ir m love wlth lanet Max Pfatt Herbert Brown hrs father Htchard Abernethy Place Mrss Thelma Smlth s summer cabm rn t e mountatns outstde Ashevtlle North Carolrna Ttme The Present Summer SYNOPSIS Act l An afternoon 1n lane Act Q The followma afternoon Act 3 Three hours later ASSISTANTS Drrectress Mrs Fred Sonqer Mu tc Mr I H Btttenbender Busmess Manaqer Mtss Carolyn Yantty Prompter Aldrne Htle Ctaqe Manaqers Hoy McCla1ne and Hoclcne May Properttes Mary Loutse Walley Mal-ce at Stella Elf naaan and Slnrley Dunmyre 5 t J . f . 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' 1 l ' ' - AJ ....,...,...............,,.................,........,,.,,...,..............,.......,... 7 1 ' 7 7 0u'afu,aj'7!wS Glen Time A unny morning in the summer of 43 Scene The steps of the East Brady Branch But ler County National Bank Characters A group of children varrying in age from six to sixteen was gathered around a seemingly aged lady who gives the ap pearance of having seen many a year slip into oblivion Although the morning was delightful the children looked as 1f a dark cloud had settled upon their faces One of the younger children finally broke the silence Gee Just think two more weeks and I ll be starting to school You wont be so happy about it after a week or two Youll w1sh that youd never heard of school said one of the older boys Yeah was the bright reply of a lad who had that sophomore look Granny started one of the younger girls She aint your Granny She aint your Granny chanted a young squirt with red ha1r No but she aint yours either Shes no bodys Granny but I can call her that if I want to was the youngster s retort I-lush hush children You shouldnt interrupt lady What were you saying dear? Did you have to go to school when you were young Granny? replied Betty Oh my yes I went through twelve long years Just as you children are doing now wa Granny s answer What was it like? spoke up one Dld you have the same classe as we do? asked another Were your teachers mean? questioned one bright eyed child If you ll all be st1ll Ill tell you about it Granny answered Swell was the unanimous reply Our reading wr1t1ng and r1thmet1c years were Just the same as yours are today but each year had something spe 1al to treasure and re member for years In first grade we all were eager to get to school early Not be ause we were particularly studious but as soon as we arrived we each got a half sheet of tablet paper to doodle on We were all miniature surreal1sts in the rough and I do mean rough Second grade was the scene of one of our greatest achievements we learned to tell time The cheery little face on the clock used to smile at us as we struggled to know that when the big hand was at two it was ten after the hour but 1f the little hand was at two it was some where around two o clock or two thirty In third grade we got our first taste of ad vanced mathematics multiplication by name Ill never forget how important and grown up we felt upon our entry into fourth grade Do you know why? It was all because we changed las es once a day We took our music lesson in room f1ve be ause the piano was there Oh how proud we felt marching from one room to another Just as they did in that never never land high school Fifth grade was adventure plus Our main event was our hobby show Our parents were invited but only mothers ame I wonder why? Those dads dont know what they rnlssed Iohnny Lovett was surely a wicked guitar play er but something must have been wrong with the plug that day The girls trio was a hit too Doris Anne Smith Aldine I-Iile leanen McCla1ne sang The Big Rock Candy Moun tain The big number was Sunbonnet Sally and Overall lim sung by Frances Weibel and Don Beabout Oh luscious days of Joy' Next was sixth grade with its songfests Max Pfaff played the piano I wonder if any of my classmates remember Follow the Gleam and Song of Peace ? Heavenly days look at us now We re in were our sentiment regarding seventh grade We had a new teacher that year Speculation ran high on what she would look like and if she would be n1ce We neednt have worried Miss Shumaker was swell We changed classes at last and had five different teachers We turned to acting this year The Courtship of Mile Standish was our choice We were so good that we had two casts One presented the play for assembly while the other presented it for the P T A We d have played on Broadway if only we would have had Soclal Security cards The next September saw us spreading our cheer in eighth grade Struggling through those arithmetic tests was one of our chores We thought wed try our hand at acting this year too The play we chose was for Christmas as sembly a drarn1t1zat1on of the story Why the Chirres Bang But we brought down the house before the performance School closed because of a flu epidemic This was the year Mrs Brooks came to supervise our writing and some of us got Writing certlficates From the rmddle of April to a certain day in May we all lived in virtual terror Eighth grade exams were upon us We dreaded both the test and the results however our worry was in vain Our class scored the hlghest median 1n the county Hlp hip hurrah' Then came our third and f1nal year in Junior O O 1 n 1 I ll n I v : s . A , . Q - 1, J . I ' c s . I ' ' 1 I 1 . I I I I - ' U f I . 1 I I Ill I I I I II I II I VI , I ' I I if ff I , I ' I I 11 I , , I H ' l ' I I I ' 'I I I I I ' II I I I n EGUY 11149 Tl'1Cfi, IIIHYUY, reprimanded the little junior high school. I-Iot shots, that's us.' Those ,I I 1 I f 1 1 I I 4 I I I ,II 3 . J, . f ff , , , Q , ff I I I S I I ll 1 I I I I I I I I I I I . c ' I . I D I q I - I . I I l I ' II 1 I I l l 24 hrgh school We were really b1g shots Along w1th our new found respectab1l1ty we obtalned some new classmates Our class was enlarged by ten or more students from Bradys Bend and surroundlng commun1t1es We had some tlme gettrng acquarnted but we soon learned to l1ke them and respect them for they added much to our class Our only event of rmportance was our St Patrlck s day dance We always were part1al to the lr1sh W1th the clangmg of the school bell 1n the fall of 45 we swelled w1th prtde that at long last we were full fledged members of the hlgh school When we got our class rrngs we really felt that we belonged Two of our boys were on the basketball team They stayed nght w1th the team too Gee were we proud of Iohnny Lovett and D1ck Abernethy Our rumor year we started off wrth a hxt play Cfabnel Blow Your Horn A whole bunch of our class was ln 1t B1ll Purdum Char lotte Roach Max Pfaff Aldlne H1le Helen Brody Beverly R1ckel Dons Anne Sm1th Iohn Lovett Don Hrcks Patty H1W1ll91' Ieannrne De Corte were all 1n 1t 1f my memory serves me nght Some of our classmates helped represent our school at county chorus that year too Al d1ne Hxle Charlotte Roach Dor1s Anne Smrth and Max Pfaff were the song brrds from the Rock we started plans for our Junlor senlor prom The Southern Colonlal style was our theme We really carrled 1t out and wore our selves out dolng 1t We had two southern scenes one at each end of the bleachers One was a cotton freld w1th the colored folks plck 1ng the cotton the other was a scene of a negro s mans1on lt was an old shack w1th the wrndow broken a l1ttle g1rl was looklng out the w1ndow her father was loung1ng 1n the door way and Mammy and the baby were dorng the wash1ng The baby was Just an onlooker but she was near the washtub rn case any of you are advocates of ant1 chxld labor Our cor onatlon was also lmpressrve w1th s1lver thrones fronted by cut flowers The scene was enclosed by a white background and an arch 1n the foreground We all had a wonderful trme The frrst day of our senror year started out rn the self same manner lt was the same as the three prevrous years had been tromp1ng up four fl1ghts of steps to room twelve They must have had a good rea son for puttlng us 1n the same room for four years Perhaps they thought Cl11'1'1b11'1Q all those steps would lessen our vocal strength but they soon found out drfferently Somethrng new had been added that year though After two years of Mr Brttenbender s super v1s1on and one year of Mr Rhode s super heanng we were cons1d ered c1v1l1zed enough to have a woman for a home room teacher Mlss Russo had the task of gu1d1ng us through the last year 1n the 1nst1 tut1on of learn1ng One of the frrst act1v1t1es that year was the establrshment of the school newspaper The Scholars Sh1p Mrs Songer was our able cap ta1n the frrst semester and Mr Bartow took over rn Ianuary We left The Shlp 1n able hands w1th hxgh hopes of ma1nta1n1ng the standard we set Our permanent pubhcatxon was the Voy ager f1ISl started early 1n November w1th Mary Lou1se Walley as edrtor We had our plctures taken composed and typed letters wrote poetry and prose to no end and then kept our frngers crossed rn hope that our books would arr1ve before May 25 Four of our boys Max Pfaff Rockne May Iohn Lovett and Drck Abernethy were on the basketball team that year They were near the top of the heap at the end of the season and we were really proud of them The Alurnnl ban quet and the Athlet1c banquet were as n1ce as ever We apprecrated the effort put behmd both of them l..1sted 1n Whos Who Among Students 1n Amencan H1gh Schools were Dor1s Anne Smlth Patr1c1a Hxwlller Ioanne Klem and B111 three of them at thatl too On Aprll 9 we had two wlnners ln the Forensrc Contest at Clanon Beverly Rrckel took f1rst place as soprano solo1st and Charlotte Roach for her bar1tone horn solo We had two dances that year too We held a New Years Dance and a St Patncks Day Dance Our parents and fnends were a l1ttle dub 1ous about our samty along about Apr1l when we started to talk Wlth a western accent and wear our oldest and most drlapxdated clothes The Angel of Red Canyon affected us all The Angel was our class play and a sure flre h1t The Iunlor Senlor prom was a brg event too Peggy Loughry was prom queen and Rockne May prom krng The Jumors really drd them selves proud l often wondered lf any of the senrors had a lump 1n thexr throat as I had when 1t suddenly occurred to me that 1t was my last dance as a student 1n E B H S I thlnk the lunlors know we apprecrated thexr work and thoughtfulness Maybe we drdnt express 1t 1n the most eloquent manner but we meant every word of 1t and more Our class day was a r1ot as was to be expected Our Commencement was as all Commencements sad happy and 1mpress1ve all rolled mto one brlght and shlny memory There ends my story ch1ldren , , , H 1 1 1 class. Alon towards Ma , and l don't ' . ' ' r Q V , . mefm Pufdum. B111 passed the N. R. o. r. c, tests can 25 THE SCHOLARS SHIP d1IOf-In-Ch ci ,....,..,.,.....,..,..,..................,,,..,. Dons Ann Smlth Faculty Ad isors ,,,.,..,.,. ,... I , ...,. Mrd Sonqer, M ss Ginn 'I HIL STAFF CLASS COLUMNISTS A s ene from the March Gras L l Ass1stunt Edltor ....,,................................,............ Donald Hxcks V Q 1 C , First Flow Iohn '-lenry Fobert Dolmovich Donald Crawford Elmer Wiles Iames Youqh lohn Pur dim M G orqe if atso Davie lifelli h Dal Siqworth lesse Vasbinder ,second Row Mariorie Crawford Genevieve Rossman Mary Lou Fuhrer Mary Lorenz Rosalie Berteotti Gloria Bowser lane Weibel Audm Eisenhuth Thi d Row Raymond Par y Amelia Ruins Patricia Harmon Teresa McLaughlin Eva Mae Say bert Ro e Starley Betty Clark Shirl y Coleman Deioies Sebrina Doris Simpson Maracry Vtmles William lardtne Fourtls Row Patr1c1a Peters Dolores McElroy Theresa Sita Shirley Shea Clara Settlemire Ruth Marie Van Dyke Kathryn liurkovic B sic Olcus Mildred Kiser Doris McCla1na President Secretary Treasurer Advisor CLASS OFFICERS 7 Clara Settlernire Mary Lou Fuhrer Doris Simpson Mr George Watso :,. r. e , ils, e ' l, A , I . ' G Vice President ...................................,........................,..........,...........,.................. Shirley Shea uauaa Game Shea! E B S I-l Pen1tent1ary LONVICT Rosal1e Berteottl Glorta Bowser Betty Clark Sh1rley Coleman Donald Crawford Maryorre Crawford Robert Dolmovlch Audlne E1senhuth Mary Lou Fuhrer Patrtcta Harmon Iohn Henry Wtllram lardrne Mtldred Kalser Mary Lorenz Dor1s McCla1ne Dolores McElory Dav1d Melhsh Bess1e Olcus Raymond Patsy Patr1c1a Peters Iohn Purdum Genevreve Rossman Arnelta Rub1s Delores Sebrmg Clara Settlemlre Eva Mae Seybert Sh1rley Shea Dale S1gworth Dor1s Stmpson Theresa Slta Rose Stanley Ruth Mane Van Dyke less Vasbrnder lane Welbel Elmer W1les Margery Wtles lames Yough Kathryn Yurkovlc Mr Cfeorgel Watso ALIAS Rosle Dorts Betty Sh1rley Don Poge o Audlne Mary Lou a re 1 M1ll19 Mary PeeWee Mac Dave Besste Ray Patty Wrnnte Amella Dee Clarle Evre Shea Zlqqy Slmpson Theresa Rose Toots Iesste Maggte Elmo Marge 1m Kathryn Gemus Iamesl lordan Wardert CRIME her chemlstry that sparkler l1k1ng alumnl too qutet danc1ng style tytng the knot S129 l2 shoe good natured 1ng1ng detendrng the Brtttsh actrng crazy studytng dates nothrng to say always srn1l1ng broken alarm clock too tntelltgent d1mples gett1ng bralds cu you name 1t be1ng so t1ny corny Jokes talhng 1n love unpredtctable woorung over Crosby lov1ng everyone l1ttle b1t of everythlng New York accent readmg too many boytnends always helpful good grades 1t s 1n Rlmersburg bashtulness monopol1z1ng Bob Dune g1ggles out after ten shyness omethtng l1ke that 8 SENTENCED 'l O tudy ot tons hang on to 1t head tor the altar class ot 49 hoodlum Arthur Murray a large tamlly a harem hte wlth Harry hours of pract1 e happtness and u es the nut house l1ve and learn be Clyde s better halt plane and tng be punctual know less Love 1t grow em back love em and leave em grow up laugh at them marrted ltte study swttch to Slnatra spread goodwtll adv1se the lovelorn Brady brogue chem class be an Amazon have many trlends several F s B1ble stortes publtc speaklng meet a trust buster go South be an old matd the bench say more 7th grade glrls . . , , S , ' B b ' s s' ' 'c ' ' P t ' ' 5 cc s P. . ' ' ' B'll ' ' Teresa McLaughlin Terry roller skating take a tumble , . . , t , l. l. ' . S A , , I. 'r 74.2 mum Elma Play W1nky VCISllli1 Flora Vashla Dora Vashkr Anna Vashlct Emrl Vashkr Brddy Brady Mrs lone 'les y Vashkr luke Wat on Cswald Frederrck lohnny lones Mrs Frederrclc Mrs Brxby Maxey Iuclae Patr1Clc Dune lanes Mr Ptnq Cfra tdrna Sarabelle Zuvabelle Staae Manager A srstants Prornpters Uslnerette Mu lC P1re tress Bu rness Manaaer Cast LOVE YOUR NEIGHBOR lohn Purdurn Ruth Marte Van Dyke Shrrley Shea Pa TICIO Harmon Robert Dolrnovrch Clara Settlernrre Betty Clark Dorts Srrnpson Iohn Henry Davld Melhsh Raymond Patsy Mary Lou Fuhrer Dolores McElroy Wrllram Iardrne Genevreve Rossman Dale Sraworth Mary Lorenz lane Werbel Patrrma Peter Don Crawford less Vasbrnder Elrner Wrles Dorrs McCla1ne Rose Stanley Glorrs Bowser Teresa McLauahl1n Bessre Olcus Lva Mae Seyloert Theresa Slta Kathryn Yurkov1C Mr Bltten bender M1 s Loretta Hlclc Mlss Patrtcla M Grnn Dosters and Make ur Mrs MODSQ11 J I . 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Frrst Row lack Trzbley Rtchard Ktnq Iohn Kerschbaumer Ray Abernethy Ronald Bowser Ronald Stlvrs Ronald Coqley LOUIS Brody Rrchard DeCorte Socona Row Iohn Keener larnes Dolmovrclo Donald Guthrm Lourse Maley Helen Shultz Mary Altce Zertler Thomas Flanagan Dan1el Murray Donald Lane 'l'h1rd Row Rob rt Loose Paul lon Bertha lean Hoqan Harold We1loel Florenre Galassl Grace Berteottt Clarr Brocrus I-larola Ke-mery Rourth Row Mtss Htclcs Phyllts Harmon lerrnarne Brsh lean Fresh All e Yount Lydta Andre-assr Kathryn Sanrch Nancy Sanellt Marquerrte Maley Mary Stanley Frith Row Dale Luxon Lena Anareosst lvlmarn MCClG1FE Ahce Krser Eleanor Srlvts Mary Lzuthrze Marl ne Hankmsun Dolores Hrllwta Bertha Varrasso lean Lovett Sopfza Inu CLASS OFFICERS Presrdent Darl Eck Vtce Pres1dent Lena Andreassr Treasurer lean Lovett Class Advtsor M1 s Hroks 30 Secretary .......................,...........................,.............,........................................................................... Lydia Andreassi 4 GZQ44 y CLASS OFFICERS President ..........................,........................................................,,....,............................................. Delmar Greenawalt Vice President .............................,..................,.................................,...................................,..........,..... Helen Crowley Secretary .................................................................................,...........................r................... Iosepltine Andreasse Treasurer .................,.......................... ...............................................,.,...........................................................r. A nn Sanelli Top Row Samuel Pat y Samuel Srta Lee Rettrq Chfton Mcfanna Delmar Greenawalt Mano Ullzto Robert Wxles Harry Cornman Gllbert Crtssman Serond Row Roy Heqenbotham Wllson Hoffman Paul S1ta Ralph De Bacno Delmar Holohauqh Iohn Norton Robert Chestnut Benlamm Brothers Harry Ktser Thtrd Row Ronald Hxllwlq Iames Lonqan Ronald McCanna Robert Coachman Euqene Crowley Donald Dunmyre Wlllan' Boltz W1ll1am Sench lames l'111es Mr B1low1ck Fourth Row Slnrley Davxs Lots Adams Dons De'aney Iosephme Rndreasse Charlotte Sumner Helen Crowley lune Eddmqer COFF19 Crts man Eleanor Crawford Sara Olcus Botton' Row Gene-vleve Broclus Ruby W1les Ruth W1les Glorta Etsenhuth Ann Sanellt Mary Aqmlma Mlldred Lorenz C'lor1s Walley Emma Serlch Absent lrllran Crmar Helene Mtlnurne Su an Patch loan Crawford Iames Fassese Paul Earl y D1Ck Stewart 31 I S, Y. ' 1 , , l - . i, A ,, , . , 1 t . V A , l A 1 . , , J , A I . It ' , , S , , , , .,, e, Qeated Pat Wmslow Betty Early Thomas Werbel Marrorle Fhck Marlene l-lrllwrq Myrna Brsh Tqomas McCla1ne Elors Beabout Guy Shultz Wrlllam Bmehuls Serond Row Edgar Brsh Betty lean Van Dyke lack Beabout lvlrldred Haye Russell Penmnqton Beulah Corslm Darl Cockrare Maryorre Henry Dale Yount Betty MCCla1ne Thrrd Row Henry Vasbmder Delores Lasher lack MCGIHHLS Adrrenne lone-s Elmer Barley lmo qene McK1nney Donald Whrtmer Paulme Corbett Rrchard Kmq Rebecca Booher Back Row Glenn Maley Betty Lou Greenawalt Therese May Wrlbur Bowser Grlbert Grock Mrss Wnant Rrcharcl Darl y Harrret Smrth Delores Greenawalt Charles Corle Presrdent VICE Pres1dent Treasurer C lass Advrsor uyhzfh OFFICERS 3 Beulah Coralnl G1lbert Grock Wrllram Rmehuls Mrss Wlant 0 Q Secretary .......................... ................ ...................................................................................................... B e tty McClaine 2 Seuenlfz Qaacle CLASS OFFICERS Pres1dent Wlll1Gl1l Norton VICQ Pres1dent Charlee Mortuner Treasurer Walter Dunrnyre 'Top Row Connte Aquthna Mary Sue Steele Shtr ey Ann VVarner Thomas Allott Harold Steven on Davrd Dowmng lola lean D Corte Lawrerfe FreSh P GGY Ann Snyder Ronald Custer Eugene Carle Seccrd Row Merle Bowser Rahert Murphy Carolyn Murphy V1fQlH1G lordan Errnly l-louser Maureen McCla1ne loanne Preston Delores Lorenz Larry Wtles Dawn Patnter Tlnrd Flow Kay Steele Betty Datley Ianet Vtletbel Floxanna McClame Altce Kuhta Patty Lortaan Mar1e lon lamce Crawford Velma lncks Donald Delaney VV1ll1am Davls Dorothy Wtnqlow Donald Wetbel Pnttom How Bobby Serteh Shirley Platz Maxtne Wtles lune MeCl1ntork Iran Prtf rs Bonntf Ierdan Bllly Beabout Ivan FISLLIS Btlly Norton Slurle-y Coachrnan Dlvk l-larnanlc Walter lmnmyrr Whtte Shore Teacner lvlrs Ondret Secretary ..............................................A.............................,.................................................................................. Kay Steele 1718 2021 Galena! a SEPTEMBER A dreadful day tle frrst day of 1947 48 school term began Books were glven out Erght new teachers on the faculty Stella Flanagan the f1fSl enror to take a day off Frrst Band rehearsal 11m Delano Don H1 k Ray 7e1l1er 1 t Sen1or boys to take a day off legal or 1l1ega1 Sen1or Class flower and motto chosen Another class meetmg rmportant Semorsl Pat H1w111er and B111 Purdum chosen repre ent class ln Pepsl Cola contest One terrtble month completed only e1ght more to go OCTOBER Sen1or class bow t1e day Class off1cers elected State po11ce showed a f11m Drrve Carefully Newspaper staff chosen Newspaper staff met Clubs organ1ze,l The contest Know Pennsylvanra by B111 Purdum Two days off Teachers lnstrtute Mov1es Trrgger Happy Harry and Our Herrtage shown by tl1e State Game Comm1ss1on Mardt 5 ras NOVEMBER Slack 1n attendance frrst school day 1n huntrng season Republlcans versus Deanre Electron Day Students turn pubhc mtnded and f1ght forest frre No wonder 1t occurred dur mg school hours Entertamment by magrcrans Young Max and Regrs Arm1st1ce Day Program E1ghth graders held a box auct1on They tr1ed to square dance Scholars Shrp launched Magazme sale by the seventh grade lunror Class play Love Your Nelghbor Grandma krssed everyone except the garbage man 27 28 Senlor Class enterta1ned rn assembly Thanksg1v1ng Vacatron No school' DECEMBER Bulldogs lost f1rst game to Butler Karns C1ty Gremlms lost to Brady Bull dogs Hurrahll Bulldogs won over Evans Crty Another WIN th1s t11ne over Penn Town sh1p V1ClOTY over Ch1cora E1ghth grade had a Chr1stmas tree They made decora trons tool Santa Claus was here A beaut1fu1 Chr1stmas tree was found 1n the lower hall th1s mornrng Home Bc Club held Chr1stma party for members Lost to Karns C1ty Woe IS mel Bake sale seventh grade Rotary holds Chrxstrnas party and par ade for ch11dren Senror Chrrstmas Dance postponed Chrrstrnas part1es 1n the home rooms Vacat1on began at two th1r1y o clock Happy days are here aga1nl Veterans held orchestra dance 1n gym Senrors sponsor New Year s Eve Dance rn gym IANUARY Vacat1on Vtctory over Penn Townshrp Back to school after a happy hol1day We won a basketball game from Clar1on Wedd1ng bells' Genevreve Bossman lS now Mrs Bobert Kmg lnter class basketball Slxth grade 16 Seventh 13 The varslty scored another vrctory th1s trme over Dayton Underc1assn1en aga1n E1ghth 20 Srxth A succe sful tr1p to Bunersburg We won' We lost to Slgel B111 Purdum was wrnner of the essay sponsored by the Amer1can Leg1on VIC torrous over Clar1onL1mestone Sllppery Bock bowed low before us 55 25 Mrs Songer left us to JOIN her hus band 1n therr new home 1n New Beth lehem G 254 ' ' ' . 2 A Q 1 1 - ' 5 - ' 45,5 ' I S I ' 2 A ' . 9--- ' 1 , . 5 V I Y - 15W-' , 'c s, , fs irs gy 7 ' . . 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The e1ghth graders nad a luncheon 1n the Home Ec bu1ld1ng The1r quests were M1ss Kopera and Mr W1mer the wr1t1ng superv1sor We conquered a former VIC tor S1gel FEBRUARY Bulldogs v1ctory over Dayton Two sen1ors venture 1nto the hot o1l DUSIHGSS East Brady s v1ctory over Clar1on The p h y s 1 c s class unexpectedly changed seats Brady takes another basketball game Th1s t1me from CDICOTG The sclence de partment s pet owl pas ed away Fr1day the th1rteenth What s so unlucky about that? Brady defeated R1mersburg' Valentme boxes opened Newspaper start held a Valentmes Day Party Bulldogs w1n over Sl1ppery Rock Hot dogs tor sale Home Ec Club Brady aga1n won over Clar1on L1me stone Evans C1ty cancels game MARCH And agam Hog Doj ' Mr Ondre1 wa 1ll lndustr1al Arts clas es have too many study perlods Bulldogs won County Champ1onsh1p game over Sl1go Umm' Smells good' The e1ghth graders had vegetable soup Casualty Tommy McCla1ne sp1lled h1s soup Bulldogs won over Sykesv1lle Good work boys Sh1rley Shea ele ted M1ss East Brady for Laurel Eesuval Bulldogs lost to Kane No more basket ball or bus tr1ps to the games What' No Hot Dogs '?'? Senlor St Pat r1ck s Day orchestra dance Had lnd1an assembly program The SIOUX was cute Wasnt he g1rls'? Spr1ng IS 1n the a1r and everybody has spr1ng fever Latm class has assembly lohn Purdum was Romeo and lean Lovett was Iultet Good Er1day No school' Easter Sunday Happy Ea ter Easter Monday Too bad there wasnt any school Vacat1ons over back to school agam' The Brady Pupp1es next years t1rst flV9 won the1r f1fSl game ton1ght APRIL Aplll Eool' DOIIS Anne Sm1th Patty H1 wlller Max Ptah and Iohn Lovett elect ed for Commencement speakers RGQIS has an acc1dent Would someone please donate h1m a new pa1r of over alls7 Athlet1c Banquet IH honor ot the basket ball squad sponsored by the P T A Forenslc contest Everyone reported a good t1me Lat1n Club holds party l1nv1tat1on attalrl Spr1ng Band Concert FIIST Day ot t1sh1ng season We all m1s ed Max Chem1stry Scholarsh1p test QIVGH What a rel1et' Wr1t1ng cert1f1cate spec1mens are all neatly wrltten F1fth grade opere ta Sleepy Head Spec1al numbers by fourth grade MAY The elghth graders held a we1ner roast at the Narrows County scholarshlp Iumor Prom Thank a lot luntors The fourth and f1fth graders w11h the1r teach ers made a tr1p to Plttsburgh Last day of school tor SGHIOIS No more no1se from the upper hall Cexcept for the study hall? 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I1 'lI'lf1H1', Lv- ,Qzvr fu xr 1 ff fzzslx, Iur Lavsftt, I f- 'Nf1-liwl, Buvfjrly Hrckfyl 3 3 iv ' if 1 x 5 ' Mg gp- ,. , . f 3 X X R K up -AIZ ' f , 1947-1948 ldlns year under the leaderslfnp ot Coach Btlowrclc the team has brouqlrt u great results by wrnnrnq nrneteen out of twenty three qarnes ln deteatrnq Slrqo class C champs East Brady won the Clarran County Charnpronshrp Thr qrves East Brady the County Cnarnpronslnp tor ttve con secutrve years An ex rtrnq and tlrrrlltnq game was played on the Broolcvrlle floor Where East Brady defeated Sylcesxrlle to wrn the Southern halt ot Drstrrct lX Cham pronslnp Cn March 17 East Brady was defeated by Kane on the Brookvrlle lloor for the Charnptonshrp ot D1str1Ct lX By qraduatron We lose tour senrors Brchard Abernetny lohn Lovett Max Platt and Bonlcne May SCORES Ea t Brady Opponent Butler Karns Crty Evans Crty Penn Townslnp Clncora Karns Crty Penn Townslnp Clarton Dayton Brmer burq Srqel Clarron L1mestone Slrppery Bock Srael Clarron Clncora Brrnersburq Slrppery Bock Clarron Lrrnestone Shao Sykesvrlle Kane VARSITY tandm l o D 1 llrsh Iohn K rscrraunr r Bay Arernctlty Ronald Bousrr L Bom T a Creerafvalt L ,t B orttln M Bro ll f a lr Boulftne lb, llax Platt D1 lc Ar rnetlxy Iohn L e D r h S orc IUNIOR VARSITY tandm o Davrd lvl lltsn tes Sam S J Gtl t fro tc arf Pa sy Srttn et M r m an a K fl runs Shore D1 tc rn rs Br f rn 1 -in 13 ..,.....................................,..................,.................. 43 33 ' .................................................................. 23 44 ' ...........................,.................,................. 42 25 ' ........................................,.......... 23 36 ' ...,...................,.................,.............,,............... 22 34 ' .......,.................,,...........,.......,..............., 43 40 ' ..........................,.............,.......... 23 47 ' .........,..............................................,..,....,....... 34 50 ........................................................................ 34 51 ' s ..,.........................................,.,................ 20 30 ' .................,........,.....,....,..............................,............ 38 53 ' - ' .......................,,........,........... 23 55 ' ....................................,.....,..,,,...... 35 38 ' ........................,..........,.......................................... 35 57 Dayton .....................,......,.....,,.........,........,.....,..........,... l7 40 ' ..................................,................,...,........,.......... 30 42 ' ................,................,.......,.........................,.... 23 37 ' ........................,..,...................,,.,.,.......... 24 58 ' ...................................................... 25 77 ' 4 ' ............................................. 40 59 ' ' ..................,..................,......,..............,.......,............. 48 4l ' .............,..............,..................................... 31 41 ............................................,....................,.,,.,.,........ 55 S 3- efi t rlqhrz av d M-3,. , . e '.',, ' re , 5, . , ' . , ea , a, Q' 1 , ' , or rs rody. 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I C' ly CG .1 , 'ffhrte , Cl K Lot, od' El e 'Ntles The Lcrtm Club GIIIS Gym Class Home Econom1cs Class Officers The Hobby Club The Hobby Club Iumor Boys Gym Class Photography Club Jfame gconamayl On oeptember 2 wh n the vartous home e onomlcs students returned for the l94! 48 term they found a new face rn the home economlcs bulldrng lt was M1ss Kopera of Newark New lersey She attended lndrana State Teachers Col lege and taught at Mahaffy Pennsylvama before commg here The frrst couple weeks of the new term was spent rn housecleamng After the bu1ld1ng was cleaned all the classes began cookmg The seventh etghth nrnth and tenth grades learned the newest methods of cookmg bakrng and table setttng The rumors and semors made Jelhes and learned to can frults and vegetables by the cold pack open kettle and pressure cooker methods At Chrrstmas t1me the erghth grade made aprons for Chrrstmas grfts whtle the freshmen kmt mrttens and the sophomores rumors and semors crocheted pot holders On December 23 all the clas es held partres and exchanged grfts Durmg the second semester the cla ses had sewrng The seventh grade gtrls made blouses and broomsttck k1rts the elghth grade made palamas skrrts and cotton dresses The sophomores rumors and semors are maklng the latest styles m clothmg and thrs summer we wtll see them appearmg Wllll the new look ln addltton to the regular procedure the elgnth grade g1rls under the super VISION of Mrss Wlant and M1ss Kopera prepared a lunch and served tt to the etghth grade class The 1un1or and semor grrls held a teacher s tea at the be gtnmng of the year as a means of gettmg acquatnted Durtng the wtnter two gtrls once each week prepared lunch and erved 1 to three teachers Thls con tmued untrl the ent1re faculty had been served A home economrcs club of both glrls and boys was organlzed by Mtss Kopera and Mrs Monsell The members held a bake sale sold candy at bas ketball games gathered wrnter bouquets learned to cook and sold hotdogs every other Thursday The boys of thts club are espe tally grateful to Mrss Kopera and Mrs Monsell for the knowledge theg lmparted to them about the art of cook ng 4 C C A . 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' - T , , , , I I - - , 4 a a 7 144 Semen, 7!fe Glam af 48 presented ANGEL OF RED CANYON Tlt play wa produced by p fral arrangement w1th T Dent on and t omrrmy of Mmneanoll Mmnesota CAST Dusty Dawson wno runs the Roann Doa Hotel Klonchke Charhe bashtul and shy Shppery Sam a qarnbler hm Anarew from the East Erolane B1ll a nnner Mrs Vrrqtnta Marshall from the Ea t Seattle Sal cook at the 'Qoann Doa Pt r rta a Spanlsr atrl Tennessee Tess enamored ol Chc rhe Kan as Q tty K1tty Sa n s q rl tne d C herokee Carne Blll s qrrl trrend LADlES CE RED CANYCN Wyomlna Wrnnte ldaho Ida MEN CF RED C ANYCI Rattlesnake Pete Saqebrush loe Alk :lt ke SYNCPSIS Wllllam Purdurn Hockne May Htchard Abernethy May Platt lohn Lovett Peqare Louqhry I yce lones Beverly Rrclcel Aldme Htle Ieanen Mcflatne Dort Anne Snnth Helen Brody Patrrcta Shoernalcer M1ke Casse se Raymond Ze1tler Charles Shultz The entrre act1on ol the play takes place rn the lobby ot the Roar n Doa Hotel 1n Red Canyon sornevw here tn the West Ac Scene l An afternoon tn late summer Scene ll The next afternoon Ac Two weeks later Early rnorntna c Several days later Nrqht Drrector MISS Sally Ru so Buslness Manager Mlss Patrlcta M Cfmn Prornpter Charlotte Roach and Patrrcla H1W1ller Staqe Managers Roy McCla1ne and larnes Crowley Propertles loanne Klern -4Q ' l fs J ,N s ,egf ' T .S. , . 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' A ' ' ' We expres our smcere appre tatton to these loyal frtends who have helpel to mal-ie our yearbook ro tble We recommend tl em worthy of your patronage EAST BRADY Kleler s Druq Stor L M Wtttte Garage Keystone MIIIIIIJ C ompany A E Bemaley DuBo1s Corstm Blatt Bros Theatre Ruth s Beauty Shopt Q Fatrlawn Store East Brady Market Campbell Servtce Statton East Brady Branch Butler County Nattonal Bank Coqley s lnsurance Agency Coqley s lewelry East Brady Lumber Company Rex l-t1de lnc Modern Department Ben Franklm Hottmans Confectronery H91l1T1Ct11 s Craraqe The Shamrock McCla1ne s Fuhrer s Blatt s Hardware B L Murphy Garaae Smtth CS Smtth left Flonst Fennell s Bestaurant Brady l-ltll Servlce Stat1on BRADYS BEND Pe zutl s Store Madden s Store Umon Supply Company l l Bttchey Dewey E tate Putsburqh Ltmestone Corporauon Bay s Cvaraae Wolcutts Seyberts G traqe KITTANNING Etnstetn and C tmpbell Grollman s Ktttanntna Leather Product Ktttanntnq Auto Parts Mateers Furntture Store Maxmes Co sta and Sons Arcade Mervts Furmture Store Letster Studtos BUTLER Harvey C Trader G Kelterer Furntture E C Meyer Cfrlftln s The lay Slnoppe Butler Bustness Colle je Paul Ktrlcpatrtck Goodman s Th Hub Reltable Purmture Co C E Mtller Shoe Store Ktrlcpatrtck s lewelry Mtlo B Wllllams RIMERSBURG Heeter Lumber Co Bccle Motor Co Btmer burq Plumbtn a and l-lecruna I rmoaost Garage SEYBERT GARAGE SUNOCO PRODUCTS and GENERAL REPAIRING BRADYS BEND 40 . 6 ' w ss' ,. , ' 1 , , 7 ' ' . rs R e C - , K Personal Finance Company . 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St. ' ' GOODMAN BOOTERY MILO R WILLIAMS JEWELERS INC Builer, Pennsylvania Fme Dependable Watches Dnomonds Sllverwore ond Jewelry for More Thom U3 of CI Century LEISTER STUDIOS AND CAMERA SHOP 125 127 NORTH MCKEAN STREET KITTANNING PA Everythmq Photoqraphxc I 0 1 o BUTLER'S OLDEST IEWELER I s MCCLAINES FUHRER S JOHN BLATT S HARDWARE Q e Shamrock SOFT DRINKS SANDWICHES ICE CREAM Phone 2995 East Brady P Dancmq Every Nlte Hudson s Sale 6- Servxce ARMAGOST GARAGE Phore 35 Rlmersburg THE REVIEW 1 I Q' Th Compliments of 0 1 Compliments CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE FRIGIDAIRE MERVIS FURNITURE STORE G M C TRUCKS Eccles Motor Co , Inc 1110 20 On- Avenke Rlmersburg Pennsylvania KITTANNING PA Congratulatlons ON YOUR FIRST REAL STEP TOWARD GOOD CITIZENSHIP RIMERSBURG PLUMBING 8g HEATING CO PLUMBING and HEATING of NO REGRETS WORK WELL DONE SINCE 3I 53 of 0 C 0 I EAST BRADY LUMBER CO. 0 BETTER BUILDING MATERIAL FRIENDLY BANKING SERVICE ALL BANKING SERVICES AVAILABLE East Brady Branch Butler County National Bank EAST BRADY PA GROCK MOTOR COMPANY Desoto PLYMOUTH P O B CHICORA PENNSYLVANIA P 2283 54 Q I Sales and Service Authorized Philco Dealer . . ox 176 . hone BEST WISHES REX HIDE EAST BRADY PENNSYLVANIA CONGRATULATIONS tothe CLASS OF 1948 THE DEWEY ESTATE 55 0 0 COMPLIMENTS or 0 East Bracly Super Market COMPLIMEN TS CHOICE MEMS Mr 8. Mrs E D Stewart GROCERIES PRODUCE FEED East Brady Pennsylvama DIAL 3501 Congratulahons and Best Wlshes to the N A S H Graduatmq Class of 1948 Sales Servlce General Repamnq Body Renalrs Pamtmg Keystone Mmmg Co 24 Hr Wre ker Serv1ce East Brady Pennsylvama Mcnn Street East Brady 56 of 0 Q fr .. I I ' .Pa R M KIEFER A E REMALEY D'U99'5' ALL KINDS or INSURANCE THE REXALL STORE Telephone Bulldlng No 7 Water Street EAST BRADY PA EAST BRADY PP- CHEVROLET SALES and SERVICE COMPLIMENTS BLATT BROS STATE THEATRE FOR GOOD RELAXATION Campbell s Service Stahon ry BOWLING AT EAST BRADY PA Corsml s Bowling Alleys '57 WHITE CHEVROLET COMPANY of T , . . BEN FRANKLIN STORE The Store of a Thousand Values COMPLIMENTS MODERN DEPT STORE EAST BRADY PA Where Courte y 6. Q ahty Excel THE HUB Butler Pennsylvama HOFFMAN S CONFECTIONERY East Brady Pennsylvanla BEST WISHES to the CLASS OF 1948 FAIRLAWN STORE T G IONES soN COMPLIMENTS OF Ruth s Beauty Shoppe Phone 3532 East Brady Pennsylvama 58 of s u ' , I I , . COMPLIMENTS WATCH 6 CLOCK REPAIRING A C MADDEN CLOVER FARM STORE I J RITCHEY Brady s Bend Brady s Bend Pittsburgh Llmestone Corporcnhon Crushed Limestone for Good Roads Ground Lrmestone for Good Crops V PEZZUTI ESTATE UNION SUPPLY CO GENERAL MERCHANDISE KAYLOR STORE N0 69 Phone zos4 R D 1 Box 47 B 'dY S Bend ECS' BfUdY P GENERAL MERCHANDISE 59 KAYLOR LIMESTONE MINE COMPLIMENTS OF MAXI NE'S 132 Market St. Kittanning, Pa. FASHION CENTER FOR THE F ASHIONABLE WOMAN COMPLIMENTS EINSTEIN AND CAMPBELL HART SCHAFFNER 6. MARX CLOTHES Klttannxng Pennsylvama GROLLMAN S X RAY FITTING KITTANNING from ED REIGHARD Armstrong Countys Yes Man Personal Finance Company COMPLIMENTS OF RAY S GARAGE Bradys Bend Pa Othcxal Inspectlon Stcmon No 5293 337 Market Street Klttanmng Repairs and Parts Q ot 1 , PA. 'Q . . . Q Best Wishes for Continued Success I 60 MENS 6, BOYS CLOTHING COMPLIMENTS OF ARROW SHIRTS - STETSON HATS Esmblihhed 1855 Klttannlng Auto Parts 8: 158 N McKean SI Kiuannhg PG Kxttannxng Pa M A T E E R S FURNITURE 8. HARDWARE Armstrong County s Largest Furniture Store 200 Market St Klttanmng Pa THE HOUSE OF SERVICE PHONE KITTANNING 894 COMPLIMENTS Klttannlng Leather Products Manufacturers I FINE LEATHER GOODS THE ARCADE OHICS and Factory 160 N M Kean St L H NEVINS G CO KITTANNING PA 61 6 FLOORS OF COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS of O THE JAY 5H0ppE COMPLIMENTS or Butlers Exc1us1ve Chlldrens Shoppe E C MEYER A Complete Lme of Ple Teens Ieweler Optometnst INFANTS BOYS and GIRLS WEAR Also Huskies N MCIIR Slfeel 1892 1948 TH BUTLER BUSINESS COLLEGE APPROVED BY STATE COMMITTEE ON STANDARDS MEMBER NATIONAL ASSOCIATION ACCREDITED COMMERCIAL SCHOOLS ENROLL SEPTEMBER 1 1948 For Speclcxhzed Trcunmg 1n ACCOUNTING BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION SECRETARIAL SCIENCE STENOGRAPHY 56th School Year Begxns September l 313 S Mum St Butler Pa 222 s. Mum se. Phone 20 021 GRWHN5 Geo. Ketterer, Furniture FROZEN FOOD LOCKER5 and ROPER RANGE OSTERMOOR MATTRESS FINE FOODS 212 S. Mcun St. 513 W. Brady St Butler, Pct. 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