East Deer Frazer High School - Antler Yearbook (Creighton, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1951 volume:

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Members of the Graduat1ng Class We the members of the East Deer Frazer School Board are proud that you have met the requ1rements for graduat1on of your hmgh school and those of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvan1a You may not rea11ze lt but graduat1on the sense of ach1evement 1S not eas1ly ga1ned and we understand that fact only too well Whxle you were busy w1th your class work your extra curr1cu1ar act1v1t1es and all the o er phases of school l1fe the members of our school board were beh1nd the scene plann1ng the school program develop1ng the fac111t1es and encourag1ng all those who were IH charge of your aCt1V1t1eS IS no easy task to determxne Just w at s all e done w1th tax dollars There IS much that has to be accompl1shed but we must proceed carefully eff1c1ently and w1sely e ts a asse the commun1ty and you In an effort to meet the most necessary requ1rements we have modernxzed the equ1pment 1n the home econo m1cs room we have installed gas heatxng systems we have completed two new mus1c rooms and have 1nsta1led new shower rooms e are plannlng an athlet1c field that we hope w1ll be ready for the openxng of school We hope these changes meet w1th your ap preclatlon ur es1re was t provlde you w1th the est ossible personnel and fac1l1t1es so that you are now able to meet and overcome all compet1tion as you go forward towards tomorrow Charles Lord Pres1dent EDFRA School Board X ll u f . . ' . , in th ' , Y . It . . . h h b ' . ' ' , if th resul are to be n t to W . . O d ' o ' ' b P I o u as Y ALFRED KOBYLINSKI LOUIS SARTI CDLUE3. BARTRAM MURRAY 17 lx lk CHARLES C DICKEY WILLIAM KENGOR DALE WALKER I fs. S I u. Q ' LQ QD QD , ' 3- CHARLES F LORD yy L09 A R E H Mi U-QU 21+ M4-,mm Q, fin? Y 9 V gwaiff 1 P Q56 Fm ,S , if k i f , ku ,,. 6 5. 1 '. A. ,- rv A NM ,, X x is : A with your 5 iw J needs II1 lnlhh . 6-'ZW ' , . -Q::,. ' -N gsm, ., .Tu-L H . K xx 4 ,X 1 is We Ah- DR A N ADDLEMAN MR ANDREW PETOR NIR ALBERT ROMETO We are justifiably proud of the individuals who make up the Administration of our school It is they who plan and direct pract ical operations which lie behind our activities here From the mo- ment we enter first grade to that more distant moment when we hold diploma in hand the Administra tion is functioning in our behalf Policies concerning such significant matters as faculty, curriculum, staff, and buildings are shaped and put into effect by Mr. Rometo, our Supervising Principal conjunc tion with Mr Petor our high school principal and Dr A N Addleman our Assistant County Superintendent The work f the administration is varied and- ' cludes student teacher supervision aid in special student problems the formation of class schedules plus various social activities Thus the efficient and conscientious en deavors of the Administration en- able us to proceed systematically and smoothly through high school. .7 ,4Jmmwfmf,0n Dear Semors Congratulatwns' You have corn pleted successfully your h1gh school career Th1s ach1evement 1s espec1al1y s1gn1f1cant Ln these tunes of unrest and uncerta1rty The natural react1on would have been to qu1t workmg and to take the hat 15 the use att1tude How ever you d1d not y1e1d to th1s tempta school has been very grat1fy1ng Even though world cond1t1ons may not 1mprove you must not lose th1s attitude of settxng a goal Then you must work earnestly and chhgently to ach1eve thls objectwe No matter what your future plans and asp1rat1ons may be go through Wlth them even though you feel that you w1ll not be able to bnng them to a successful conc1us1on It 1S surpr1s1ng what can be done once you have made up your m1nd to do It I s1ncerely hope that your fondest dreams may come true Albert Rometo on w ' ' . .. tion and as a result your work in high Supervising Principal Promotes the Cause of EDUCATION X . ALBERT R. ROMETO ,-1 QWQ '- Supervising Principal Mrs. Rometo and son Little A1 'Q This the seventh volume of the ANTLER IS gratefully dedlcated to MR ANDREW PETOR Slnce has appolntment as prlnclpal of our Hugh School he has shown hlmself to be an excellent admlntstrator The establishment of new and vaned actuvltles has been prlmarlly due to hum Hls malung East Deer Frazer Hugh the center for community Improvement and clvlc betterment as a dream that IS rapid ly comlng true He IS a friend and a understanding leader to both the teachers and the stu dents of Edlra Hugh School. fy 'Q S, . X., x f Da' 9. :W . JH 4, 3 'fn ,fngrs 40, . .0 f' ' .D.s fffua, n pl a 'us 'nf' fra O'a 'Q EAST DEER FRAZER FACULTY MARCUS THOMAS ALLIAS A B M Ed Teaches Engllsh Lat1n Act1v1t1es Sen1or Class Play A Western Muslcal Sports Club Sen1or Class Advxser The ANTLER the school annual Publ1cat1on Photos Trlp to N Y Press Conven t1on at Columb1a Unxversxty Allegheny County Leg1s1at1ve Delegate Junlor Class Assembly Sen1or Class N1ght JEAN M BAUMER A B Teaches Vocal and Instrumental Mus1c ACt1V1t1CS Band Choral Club Choral Mus1c for Assem bhes WILHELMINA M BECK Teaches Art ln grades 4 9 I-hstory 8 Act1v1t1es Art Apprec1at1on Club Exghth Grade Home room Assembly Art Workshop 1n Tarentum Posters for J H1gh School Play and Elementary Operettas HELYN M CROSS Act1v1t1es .Tumor Class Sponsor Dramatlc Club Var1ety Show Nlnth Grade Assembly Junlor H1gh Play Prom VINCENT C FITZMAURICE Teaches Algebra ll Plane Geometry SOl1d Geometry Trlgonometry ACtlV1t1eS Jr Sportsmen Club Sen1or Homeroom Assem bly NANCY G GRAVES B Teaches Home Economlcs ACt1V1tl6S Remodellng Faculty Room Sen1or Luncheon Modern Mlss Club Sponsor Tr1p to Orphanages F H A C1ty County Counc1l Meetlngs Teachers Banquet All Sports Banquet F H A Convent1on J O S E P H D G U ID O B A Teaches Soclal Stud1es Act1v1t1es Sophomore Class Sponsor F1rst A1d Club Sen1or Homeroom Assembly Basketball Coach Baseball Coach : ............................... ' , ' g, . . . 2 . , . ' if ' W Q ' ' ' ' I ' 3 l . up ' 1 A , ' . . G . . .......................... . v. V . . . I D , . - vb. ' at : ................. ' - , ' - 5. . . . i . . . - I ' I r. ' . - H ' A . 'f +A Teaches: ....................................... Engl1sh S . . . . . . , . , . . I . . ............. . . .B.S. W : ............. , , ' T ' ' xvff ' , . ................. . ........ .S. 4 . . . : . , . , g Q - . . - Q . . . : , . . , x b . E Q T'- 'Wa 1-es 'I J. GERALD HAAG... ....................... A.B. Teaches: .................. Chemistry, Biology, Physics Activities: Science Club, Commencement Prograxn, Sopho- more Homeroom Assembly Y M C A. Drive. W AR R E N H E L L E R B Teaches Physical Education Civics Activities Senior High Football Coach Junior High Bas ketball Coach Gymnastic Club Varsity Club Football Camp Club Homeroom Assembly Coronation Activitxes FRANCES M E HUSACK B S M Ed Teaches Typewriting Shorthand Bookkeeping Off1ce Practice Activities Co sponsor of Hi Lite school paper Trip to Robert Morris School Junior Homeroom Assembly Secretary at Faculty Meetings Duplicating Programs for school activities FRANCES E JOHNSTON Teaches Algebra I Mathematxcs 7 8: 8 Activities Co sponsor of the Hi Lite Ninth Grade Home room Assembly Vice Pres Teacher s Association ANN P Teaches Activities tion Ball Teaches Activities Football M A R Y J Teaches Activities Assembly G A R N E T Teaches Activities Homeroom SOHOSKI B S M Ed Girl s physical education Health J G A A S Cheerleaders Corona Seventh Grade Horneroom Assembly Industrial Arts Grades 7 to 12 Service Club Ass t Coach Basketball and U N G E R M AN B Geography English Picture Craft Club Eighth Grade Homeroom M YOST B General Science History Reading Scrapbook and Needlecraft Club Sophomore Assembly NANCY J ZIMMERMAN Teaches Library Science Activities Library Club , . . . x ........................... .S. G' : .................... ' ' , ' ' 1, . . ..--.......... . . . . 4, . . . . Y' e .......... 3 1 Q NIA' . . : - - . 4 D, . LJ . - . , . . ' 5. y. g ...... r ........ .. . I. . T ' : r. . . ., r. , - T PAUL TIMASHENKA ......................... B.S. . ' D ..: ...-.. ....... ,. '. -s- -3 4.. . ....................... .S. X gl : 1 ' iii I . .......... t ........ I ......... .'s. 'J ' . .......... .......... B ,s, fi' Members of the Class of 1951 I wish for each of you success and happiness in the years to come A high school education is not a guarantee of success in life but it goes a long long way in that direction Look about you thoughtfully and choose wisely in the work you now undertake Then give to that work the best that is in you Develop sound fundamental principles of life from which you will not swerve for temporary power o personal gain First be sure your methods are moral then be positive in all your human relationships Remember too that you will never 'know it all Sad and bleak is the life that does not recognize that there is a power above and beyond his power to comprehension, power that has a hand in moulding his life. Have faith in that power and try to leave the world a little better for your having passed through it. Andrew Petor High School Principal We're Members of the 1951 graduat1ng class at EDFRA H1gh School Got books under our arms And 1deas 1n our heads We plan to do b1g th1ngs Here's the way we look at t At EDFRA we're gett1ng a H1gh School educatxon that' Complete Complete w1th real Exper1ence 1n l1fe We get all the regular Academ1c h1gh school work Classrooms and Shop and Laboratory Then we have our fun Many of us play the game Others of us watch and cheer We present a class play w1th all of us Contr1but1ng somethlng Our b st date goes to the Fr1day dances And the Junxor Prom w1th us We f1n1sh w1th a Hxgh School Diploma Real exper1ence and a full measure of Fun Can you th1nk of a better way o get a good start 1n L1fe X A 'v i . . . S U . . in - . ll e . . . . , gg I T ' ' ? ' Ile graduating f XM4 HI lvtlrr aye Football 3 4 Basketball Z Varslty Club 3 4 Rad1o Club Z Scxence Club 3 Treasurer 4 Pres1dent Class P1-es1dent 2 3 4 Dave says that h1s clothes are ragged h1s language 1S rough H1s head IS case hardened both so11d and tough wp! pf fp Basketball l Z 3 4 Picture Craft l Sportsmansh1p Z Vars1ty Club 3 4 Sports 4 V1ce Pres Sen1or Class N1mrod and Isacca Walton too lla Operetta 1 Tw1rler Z Majorette 3 4 Modern M1ss Club 3 4 Chorus Z 3 4 May Queen Dance 1 Z 3 Class Sec retary 3 4 By her charmlng vo1ce and w1nn1ng sm1le Della Mae always sets the style Pun Glenn? mffo I HP Jr H S Cheerleader Jr Chorus l Sr Chorus 2 3 4 Twlrler Z lVIaJor ette 3 4 H1 L1te 3 4 Co ed1tor 4 Coronat1on Ball l 2 3 Operetta 1 A f1rst class majorette 15 our Jean A mcer g1rl you've never seen C au Ezllflltf 1 .fr ,W 4 'f LE , ' 7,6 1... jx. 1 'fill yr N With rifle or rell, he knows what to do. P ll tl? 1l!47l' HWZ U J x Pr I l . . I ,...., 4 - LH he racfualzng add I Milli!! ..f4l'Il!l'0llI Football 2. 3 4 Baseball Z 3 4 Bas ketball 3 Sportsmanshxp Z 3 4 Gym nast1c Club 1 Vars1ty Club 3 4 Stage crew EnJoys sports V ould lxke to go to college A qu1et s1ncere fellow s our He IS the type that gets ahead X7 lgffl JNDI Mull 1 IV Chorusl Sr Chorus 2 3 4 o 1 Assembly l 2 3 4 Though she IS small she 15 qu1te pretty She's always so actwe her fr1ends call her Ch1tt1e 6uu4!PffP EICIMIPII 44 110 Student d1rector of Sen1or Class Play 3 4 Assembhes Z 3 So1o1st an Plamst 1n Coronatxon Ball 3 Sen1or Chorus 4 Operetta 1 She answers to Jack1e so charmmg and smart A talented p1an1st t1s really an art all mme gadzrzef J Chorus 1 S Chorus Z GAA Z Modern MISS 3 4 S Class Play She llkes to type she has a sm1le plus a moe d1spos1t1on Add these together and someday she'1l get a good secretar1al pos1t1on g - cz ffl ZZ! ' , ' i Ed, 4,121 1 '. LUIH' H Jr. . , , ...Md- ern Miss 3,4...Twirler 3,4...Operetta f gf- r. r. ' , r. 'TL' 1 lze gradual lang Clan .fdun CIXAWIJ I' Basketball l Z 3 4 Baseball Z 3 4 Senlor Chorus 4 Gymnastlc Club 1 Racho Club Z Sportsmansh1p 3 Sports Club 4 Stagecrew Al IS w11d about sports he llkes them all But really excels at basketball llxzuf C X Basketball l Z 3 4 Pmturecraft Club Sportsmanshlp Sports Club 4 Varslty Club 3 4 Stage crew Kmgflsh 1S one youll 11ke to recall He 15 very outstand1ng 1n basketball K 77 017671 Modern 1Vl1ss Club 2 3 4 Twlrler 3 4 S Chorus 4 In1t1at1ve Club l lv ay Queen Dance 1 Z 3 Smllmg an frxendl y our Eve One of the mcest we all beheve flllfllll UI' V1ce Presxdent of the In1t1at1ve Club 1 GAA Z Modern lVl1ss Club 3 4 Fash1on Show 3 Thxs we know of Jeany Decroo To all her fnends she w111 be true he raclua lang f gaze! W .ibmfz ,plz Jr Chorus 1 H1 L1te Staff 2 3 Mod ern Mmss 4 Chorus at Graduation 11 s e y s fun Her amb1t1on keeps her on the run .QFPIIP 2 ju! U Band Club 1 3 GAA 2 Operetta 1 Th1s lass Irene as you have seen Is known to be both frlendly and keen 0 4 ,bownurz ,Juogey Sports Club 4 Sen1or Assembly 4 Would 11ke to own a cha1n of 5 8: 10 cent stores Lou ms known both far and near for h1s gallant ways And because of thxs I m sure hell al ways f1nd much pra1se HIYUFIP .fdflnf Mlllllfl UP? In1t1at1ve Club l Modern Mxss Z 3 4 Coronat1on Ball 3 V Pres of Modern M1ss 4 Fasluon Show A hkeable gxrl wlth dark long tresses A kmd d1spos1t1on she surely possesses Q ' Cay Tl' liv 1 girl is lot Of , X I 1' .170 in Band 2,3,4..'.I:I3lLLite 4.N. ,zz K f 4' ' ' I 1 - W4 Q 3 A 525 r W up 6'- lze gradual ling ffadd lil? IH!! y jPllMll Junior Chorus 1 Senior Chorus 2 3 4 Modern Miss 3 4 Art Club Corona tion Ball Initiative Club Assembly 3 Class Play 4 I future days Zip won't go wrong On her lips is a smile as well as song U U11 it lt Il llllll Junior High Cheerleader Operetta GAA Chorus l Senior Chorus Z 3 4 Modern Miss 3 4 May Queen Dance Twirler Z 4 Small size with dancing eyes This little girl 1S very wise L I!! Q All! I Band Member l Z 3 4 Radio Club Z Sportsmanship Club 4 His name is Don and we know why That he 15 called an all r1ght guy C ll ' I JI ' ll J? Junior Chorus 1 .Senior Chorus Z 3 4 Operetta .Latin Club 3 .Senior Play Modern Miss With eyes that shine and teeth like pearls Babe is one of our best liked girls 41 F' he gradual ling Clay ,LAN W G Z f Ullllll' Baseball Manager 3 Class Play 1 Z 4 H1 Late Staff 3 Sports Club 4 lled Sonny fo short he 15 quzte a ad Never too good and never too bad lr Mfrrfi 15 ? J Chorus 1 Seruor Chorus Z 3 ln1t1at1ve Club 1 H1 Llte 3 4 QCO Ed1 tor 4 Operetta 1 Assembly 1 Twlrler 2 3 4 ot's a gzrl yo 'd 11ke to me W1th pretty eyes and a smxle so sweet lf! E I Cheerleader 3 4 Head Cheerleader 4 J Chorus 1 Modern M1dd Z 3 4 Pres 4 Coronat1on Ball 2 3 Fash lon Show 3 Dee w1l1 do her best for pep's her 11ne As a cheerleader she's really fme PM VI 2 011 fl' UU I I Football 1 Z 3 4 Basketball 2 Sports mansh1p 1 Z 3 4 Varsxty Club 3 4 usky and tall but that's no a 1 Iggy knows what to do m a game of foot ball T- -yrs e gradual ling add fpllfg l'll VI l I, H1 Llte 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Sen1or Chorus Class Assembhes Z 3 4 Semor Class Play George xs one who gets th1ngs done And stxll has plenty of tlme for fun 4,411 W Scrapbook Club 1 GAA Z Latm Club 3 H1 L1te 4 Sen1or Play Betty IS one who IS very n1 To say that we 11ke her w111 suff1ce lI'gtlI'P, CIIAFHIIP I I' Scrapbook 1 H1 L1te Z 4 Jr Chorus S Chorus Prom Comm1ttee 3 Senxor Class Play She 1S quxck to reply yet always in un Has a charmxng srrnle for everyone u amfu rm: W If 1 Jr H1gh Cheerleader 1 Jr Chorus 1 Chorus 3 4 Operetta Tw1rler 2. 3 Majorette 4 May Queen Dance 1 2. 3 Modern M1ss M1nky sma lxttle a The kmd that we hke to call our pal K2 'H -AJU :A VQIUN J ff, - ,.,,.a,..f H . . .cey W4 -Mlfllsfll .bwfzrgv H . . , . f 1 J' . X H .fr .01 H ..:Sr. Z, , . 1... ' is a ll ' g 1, he gradual lang laid Mill! .AAIIAKIVL Basketball l 2 3 4 Baseball Z 3 Gymnastu: Club 1 Sen1or Chorus 4 Radxo Club Z Sclence Club 3 4 S Class Play Kuble we 1 e a To say we know h1m ma e glad 1 lllnl Sportsman Club 1 Operetta Z F1rst A1d Club 4 Semor Chorus l Z 3 4 L1brary Club 3 L1kes to dance Lukey 15 a cassanova 1n fact a 1ad1es man But when he flnds that you re 1n need he'll always lend a hand 7 dill if lA1!lJl'll UH! Operetta 1 J Chorus 1 S Chorus 3 4 GAA l Coronat1on Ball 2. Modern lvxss Club 3 4 S Class Play Twlrler 3 4 Happy go lucky rea a Our Nancy 15 a ry DICE jun! wgzorznz j Basketball l Z 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Football Mgr Z 3 P1cture Craft Club l Sportsmanshlp 2 Scxence 3 4 Sec retary Operetta Chorus 3 4 S Class Play Band l 4 Trumpet player 1n assembhes We all know Fred as a f1rst class man We hope some day he'l1 have h1s own band -153 o C '- Aijzlgfen ,,, ,,4... '53 ,A ' ' , r. ' fi . ' , is a ll-l'k d 1d, . '4 f ' , k s us 4 4fi'1:ll'l,1' jalllf PZ, ' .,4'Jaf' IZHZZIAPV H I 4 .J . .. . , . . ' . , LAY unix Qi at r. r. Z, , ' ,3... 1' , r. - - , a l p 1, ' ve ' gal. It re len ' ' , Q - X . 1... , r. X . . 5. 'pf .f he graduating Cladd -fdufrey .Jann Work? ALAUIY Jr. Chorus 1. . .Sr. Chorus 2, 3, 4. . .Mod- ern Miss Club 3, 4. . . Twirler 3, 4. . . Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 4. . . Operetta l. . . Jr. High Cheerleader. . .Sr. Class Play. . . Coronation Dances. xx K 18, Beauty and brains, tis not so 1 rare, Both has Audrey, with auburn hair. .Du mpc f f HU! Scrapbook Club l Modern Miss Z 3 4 Publicity Chairman 4 May Queen Dance 2 3 Fashion Show 3 Skinny we know is sought high and low Because we value her company so NSAIFA7 OHM Band l 2 3 4 H Lite 3 4 ln1t1a tive Club 1 Fashion Show 3 anyone is look1ng r Shir Just look in the band and there you' find her XQJ zerf Qffrzfrza rf Il Football 2 3 4 Basketball 3 Junior Club 1 Sportsmanship 2 Science 3 4 Bob you all know 15 quite a boy Always finds something in life to engoy v QQ wt ,. 3 ,. X K ' . V053 lab . f . 1 ' ' ' J. . . 7 D ' f 1.870 H , G. 'Q- A , , , . . . i- ' 2, , . . . ' ' - M If . . f O . , It I q fr! A: fir Lp f V H fit . Q. 5' 5 :td Play. . .Senior Chorus 4. . .Gymnastics W X' Z' K5 mf e grarlua lung fadd Il 311101 5 f Chorus l 3 4 Xmas Operetta Modern M155 Club Z 3 4 H1stor1an 3 Tw1rler 3 4 Seruor Class Play May Queen Dance 1 2. 3 Here 15 a g1rl both Jolly and w1se She w1ll succeed 1n whatever she tr1e5 M lf! EIIFIALI OI Basketball 3 4 Baseball Z 3 4 Gyrn nastxc 1 Sportsmansh1p Z 3 Sports Club 4 Senlor Class Play When Ron's 1n the ball park homeruns are 1n season He'll be a second Kmer or know the reason LE of, .S?0l'1QLlll'VlPI' IUIIQI Junxor C orus 1 2 H1 Llte Assembly Z Operetta l Fash1on Show 3 Tw1rler 2 3 4 She has a very charm1ng wa And gets things done vnthout delay fell? N3 ,Sllflilt Z 2 16? Football Mgr 4 Sportsman Club 4 Stage Crew 3 Class Play l Z Varslty 3 Steve can take care of any affair A5 football manager he did his share. 5,- 'YYET e gradual img add MIL! UAV! 34414644 130 Class Play 1 Z 3 4 Pres Scrapbook Club 1 Operetta 1 Football 12. H L1te 2 3 4 Sports Ed1tor 3 4 Chorus 3 4 Paul ms one who w11l reach h1s a1m For he's the kmd who won't complaln Urfllrxrz ,jdfllllll .jufru ll -'I GAA Z Scrapbook Club l V1ce PTESI dent L1brary Club 3 H1 Lxte Staff Z We don't know why she's quxet and shy Our thoughts of her w1l1 always be h1gh H911 1, Mrfrzz Picture Craft Club 1 Racho Club Z Sc1ence Club 3 Fu-st A1d Club Stage Crew Though Aug 1S one who IS very qumet Just give hmm a task and he's sure to try lt DMH Pl l'0 0111112 Senlor Chorus l Z Modern M1ss 3 4 Fashmn Show 3 Assembhes 3 4 Although Joan never has much to say A true frlend she IS and that way w1l1 qu, he graduating Clay Ziff, Aff 'M,.m. pf. orus l C orus Z 3 1te 3 4 S Pla 4 When the weather's bad the day so drear Betty can brmghten lt w1th her cheer W Il n Urfrlfzeg IIA Football l Z 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball l Z 3 4 Second all star team Varsity Club Sportsmanship Sports Club Anyone can see what Bill hkes best He plays all sports with equal zest 1E0I'0fA! QL!!! WAI! UIA Modern Mxss Club 4 Senzor Play Chemlstry Club 3 Tr1 H1 Y 3 Dot 1S soc1ab1e sweet and smcere We're glad she came here for her sen1or year Olllgfl MCE WIlIfl40n Latm Club l Art Club Z L1brary Club 3 Sc:1ence Club 3 Ass't m L1 brary 3 4 A happy t1me xn Lol1ta's lxfe has been her schoolgxrl days And in this time we all agree she really deserves much praise. 'Q'-v .-n.. 2 C. DAVID SHEARER AUDREY MODEY THE ANTLER HAL OF FA EAST DEER FRAZER HIGH SCHOOL CREIGHTON PENNSYLVANIA Por outstandmg aghlevement durmg the H1gh School career for good moral Qharaoter for honesty and leadershlp and for h1gh scholasuc aputude 157' FRED MIGLIORINI BETTY BLUIS JEAN FENQC, PAUL SUSCHAK LIETTO I 'Q I x I I . K . w . 4 . l i O L I I 0 N , V- M I 'V f nr 55 x V, 1. I fr SENIOR CLASS HISTORY And we were go1ng to loaf th1s year! We found ourselves deluged w1th work e proudly welcomed Mr Petor as the new h1gh school pr1nc1pal We elected a grand group o class offmcers We also managed to f1nd 1me or ances an athlet1c games e heaved sxghs of rel1ef when our grades were d1str1buted e marveled t those do1ng Honors Work We presented The Belle of the West the f1rst student d1rected play ever pro duced at Edfra We were so proud of our May Queen We took our very last h1gh schoo exams Wlth the thoughtful ass1stance of Mr Petor we were n1cely f1tted w1th caps an gowns qu1te suddenly we were 1n the m1dst of the excltlng events of Graduatlon We pro uced a really wonder ul Class N1ght We thr1lled to learn who are named to the Hall of Fame and what sen1or athletes rece1ve awards Vke get a SPIHG t1ngl1ng react1on at wearulg ps and g wns for e fxrst t1me at Baccau aurate F1nally we exchanged congratulat1on and tearful goodbyes With a common love1n our hearts fo Ed ra a d a wealth of prec1o memor1es we go our separate wa s ' ...W f ' ' t' f d d ' ...W ' ' ...W a ' ' l 7 . . . d d f ' ca o th ' ' 1- ' s r f n 'us . 9 Y' UNDERCLASSMEN e students 1gh School e v1t e e eart o t 1fe g1V1 se breath1n funct1on1n a races an all ba r worlds h School tes we earn and understandln 1ps we blnd us always to Ed ra g organlsm Spr1ng1ng from ckgrounds we mer e nh om assoclat n c to eran humllxty g e lastlng e W X Q' 'Cin Beatr1ce Schnutz Secretary umm Class 0 cevs George Hyek President Robert Susinl V1ce President Mike Bajack Treasurer 1 1 I ' ffi gi 1' e in ' . MEZAME ,.. 'D' Q-Q K Usndek K Krahk R Patula V Reck R Sus1n1 if ' 4. Woolslayer W11moth Schreckengost V Reck Schreckengost 1 l Bargerstock B Orr1s fxfks 'pn 'ST' iw-A L D7-Fablo L Kropp G Shambufg C Trettel Stangler 416- 'QQ G T051 L McCaskey 5 Osmer 'LI'l'6fIlEi ' SS QD H5952 306 B Schm1tz iv Bartolomeo Bracco '-3 C C Latona xl M4815 Fenoghetto E Keller E Zemla E Frena y. , Q , f 4 6 IVV. I Z g 4 if Q' f ,F sa' . X X , 9 R a sf' 5 Q , L Z- . ' J , . X. x X iw- x - fx 4 - W. ' , .2 -Q I' 1 -,- T ' X 7 4 . 1 1 l E. 1 43 Q, ,, V 1 .f s ' 'y A 5 f i V gi -Q' - . -1 ... '52 72 5 K XL t' if., ' QFSJ ,L-' w , P1 -8 ' , - M ef.. K ' Y ' ,I 1 N v' I L R gf. gg ' . 'x J ' Z1:9 1 m .? ai W . K 'Us J 9 F 73 :H ,A Q 'gg 'gif A V M11 f QFTJA fe, F5 K 4 W pl A I Q ' ' 'W 4 4 i W ' 'fi la fx-.. ,Ah ,G F . s 5' - wi , 5' Xfrxw D . 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A G rsprsifg' TRN Q RSS E913 3 TS W..-l by R ICHARD PAT ULA by ANDREW KENGOR r Al11as' Second Year Lat1n Class has been worklng on an exper nce unmt 1n a 1 1on to t e study of vocabu ary the or1 1n o wor t e presentat1on f translat1ons and the study of Roman cus toms The experlenc un1t glve the class members an opp r unlty t express themselve medxums othe than t e usual class procedures Some make models of Roman vlllages armor tools weapons others pa1nt scenes of Lat1n tlmes p1ctures depect1n famous Roman Characters Ro man laws and statutes d1s cover new customs In h1 way the stu ents ga1n a new unde1'stand1ng and c earer 1ns1ght 1nto the customs man ners and bel1efs of the Roman people Thus Latln becomes an 1nterest1ng med1um of com mun1cat1on lnstead of a de d language M . ' ie ' ' dd- 't' h - 1 , 'g' f ds, h . O . I . e . . S . O - QV ' t ' o s in ' r h I I l . , or . . g , or ' - . t 's d . 4 1 , a 1 . . . a THEN SS P33033 TS by EVELYN ZEMLA by LE ROY MCCASKEY in-.E ..l by GEORGIA ANN WOOLSLAYER by BARBARA ORRIS W by KATHRYN KRALIK by JOHN STANGLER Tn ' ,,,. f if K - Af Q A f A 'f' A A 1 A' J A N .u jtffa X V l X L ':ZT'f fi ' 5 I . an ' A ,mf t, 'kk . A7 I ...E-,A - So Shmrley Ga111 Sophomore Class O cers Joseph Burke President Alex Maslowsky 1 'UH up Secretary Robert Pacek Treasurer V1ce Pres1dent tl . ff as 'W N X 1 1 N X . . XXV ' T ::. 1 A' I 'Q favs: 'RFI' QV? P Sabow A F1sh L V Burton L Murray 'Q' 1 9 Z..-.-fi--4? ii-,..,.,i J KISSC1 B Barnes E Hllhard F Greco gg! 'age 'wo- L Mccaskey Smith D Fenoghetto J '3 5 RFQ' S f S Demboslu J Bayne Oflhaba S Valasek Maslowskv D Mohmar mm ag ,M wt. 0 14-Gov ...Q 'QQ 4 ,wwf R Zanella D Thlmons any 9' Lehosky Kobyhnslu r' S McK111op 11 G na R - Poliak Schreckengost S . Myers D . Durst C . Kengor F . Simmers 333113 En U C2953 A SS L? 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I A A , Q -:ff A ,M-M Y X mf- sf 4? ., .0 W,..,,, ' . Q 3 ' ' ' Q33 ' , Q.,-5 gg Y - x . , N 65+ N ' H., -. wie 5? -44 f ' of N '. ' V-5 . , - .N Q K N134 t f 1, MQ 3,4 V - A ,. . 4, W, , W k v .f g U T A' Q 19. K, .- 5, V. Q .Ivy ' Q , ,gm al j .--,:,, 2'.f ff+.. w.,..:l-5'l'g ' W' GYMNASTIC CLUB Officers President Leonard Gaston Secretary Alfred Mosco Treasurer Lewis Galli The purpose or aim of this club, is to provide more time for the boy to participate in gym activities for the pro- motion of health The health of its citizens is the first responsibility of every community While war may emphasize more need for health it is of equal importance for the accomplishments of normal times ln recent years responsibility for all aspects of the health of our children has been placed increasingly on the schools. The first twelve weeks was spent ' playing football outside and other games inside The last six weeks we have a basketball league of four teams participating. The members of the club are sell ing candy at the Jr High basketball games to establish a fund with which to buy awards for the winners of the basketball league and softball league 1 the spring 3 L R Gaston Kolek Gandziarski Janello Mosco Kinosz Po meto Burchell Z L RAlbaugh Belinotti Kissel Gildner Hirtz Brem Abra ham 1 L R Mattern Brink Creevy Maizland Pavlik Schreckengost Stoneburner Serafini Galli ! in ' S g W. Heller Faculty Adviser - ' 7 l .I 1 , v , - I , . .y . , . , , , y - , y v - , . , , Pres1dent V Presldent Secretary Treasurer All x SCRAPBOOK CLUB Th1s club has been organ1zed to meet the des1re of pup11s who want to keep c11pp1ngs poetry p1ctures or any other 1nformat1on 1n a neat and orderly ma.nner Many of the club members do needlework such as embro1der1ng crochetmg and kn1tt1ng Th1s work 15 very attract1ve and can be used 1n the -s home for many years Garnet Yost Faculty Adv1ser Officers Frances Slmmers Dolores Fenoghetto Dolores Schm1tz Ehzabeth Rob1nson uf? 'il Z L R Shondeck Fenoghetto S1mmers Hr1vnak Mercur1o C Mercur1o M T Shondeck Matlsz lL R Kohnle Schm1tz Llsko Hampson M1sera -... Q , . . . , , 4 . . . . , , . ., -..1- -,gt , . . . . . . . . . . . 9 I O I I O O I I I I Q I I . . . . . . . . . 1 .' . .. ' 4 A .sf-af t: t -' Wi Y .,'-' ' 5 . . . . , - 1, . ... gl , N A ., -Tiff , -Citi Mfyjt'-A1 ' , s 2 . .+ -ms . y .A ' ' s 4 4 111, New ' ' ' . , ' .. .q' ' f ' b I : gt' - , K I ,. 5445. A V a ' -.t d ..A' --H PV r' - 3 sh - S U Q If ' V : Q . ,, .5 t -- v' ' f'sf ' , ' , 441' ' 'R . X O S' ' 5, Q . 3 . I V A. x S .Q 5 Y' Q X gk bs if re ' A . ' ' ' A-Q ,...'f N ,. M , 1 Q 1 1 . , . .4 . , , - . . . , 1 1 1 PICTURE CRAFT CLUB The purpose of the club is to teach pupils to operate the stereoptican machine and to make plain and etched glass slides, using crayons and ink. Projects such as illustrating primary stories through pictures making comic strip slides, and portraying nature through bird study are performed during the term Movies are shown by the club at in tervals durmg the noon hour for enter tamment Z L R Checkeye Bush Vigrass Tatrn Belinotti Olean Pala grine Massalsky IL R Ross Callender Tarbi Olszewski Walter Vunora Zy garowicz. Pohmadai I Y R' 2 1 'Q 1 1 fi tw 4 V , 'L I: 1 7 t ' 4 C SF' Fu' k S' J' 5 9 A 1 ,' -K e lj' ' , pk L- -14 Q ,I ' 5 Q ' lv f R C -- 1 - Q . . 1 Q R ' 1' 1 x ,W L .i 4 ' 1 1 . 1 1 . .1 1 ' D 1 ' ! 1 .I .1 1 1 ' GIRLS ATHLETICS CLUB Gone are the middy gym suits! Gone are the flowing ties! Gone are the long black stockings! As the new generatxon has cast as1de cumbersome 1mped1ments so has lt cast off the 11m1ted membershlp of sports and a chance IS gwen to any g1r1 to part1c1 pate 1n a var1ety of games Basketball volleyball and soft ball are the major sports on the pro gram for the year 1n the G A A Whatever the aCt1V1tY 1et's 11ve up to our motto Any g1r1 1n a spor suff1c1ent phys1ca1 react1on is a must' 1n the normal development any 1nd1v1dua1 Ann Sohosk1 Faculty Adv1ser L R Janosky Callender Blose Sutorka M1sko G1e1nn Hoch bem Kudlach Bednar L R Burke Kmney Raste111 Beck Cultore S1mmers Mas lowsky Raste1l1 B Moyer D1etz L R Ferrar1 R1dd1e Harmon Jenkms Pav11k Gre1ner Mas lowsky P Becker Torchen Zytk1ew1cz I I ra ' Q . 1 . . . 1 Q ' ' t ll 0 1 , as ' ' ' ' . H I ' L I ' 1, , of 1 J X - - - - . -'rm K - l 4.3 I is V .-X Q - . 'As .fk I :.f. -' L 1 A '7 3 I Lf, 5 Q AA Iwi Y 1 4 'gpg g, , L ' , , 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' i 'D U ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 -1 1 1 MODERN MISS CLUB rwvsnnisf e ?3b-:pea X -,Z The Modern M1ss Club 1S assoc1 ated w1th the state organ1zat1on of the F H A the Future Homemakers of Amerlca Its purpose IS to promote apprec1at1on of homemak1ng and home membershlp to develop qual1t1es of leadersh1p and co operat1on and to promote wholesome recreat1on Th1s year the club has taken part 1n good w1ll work among the orphan ages strove to ach1eve the varmous degrees of homemak1ng offered by the F H A and t prov1de wholesome recreat1on for the members of the club The off1cers for the year 1950 51 are Pres1dent Clara H1rtz V1ce Pres Treasurer Marjorle Duncan Della Duffer Delores Sch1berl Em1ly MISCTB Ass 't Treasurer Secretary Nancy Greenawalt Faculty AdV1SeI 4 L-R 3 L-R 2 L-R 1 L-R Decroo, Bubhnec, Gaston, W1lmoth, Kmosz, Ma1zland, D1etz, Andrews H., Keller, Krallk Vedro, Armstrong, Band1, Knox G., Murray, Kratzer, Roscoe, Schm1tz, Venus, Pol1mada1 Bradford, Nock, Fiaccadon, Duffer, Duncan, H1rtz, M1sera, Malob1sky, Bluis, Knox J., Modey Zemla, Orr1s, Cooper, Schlberl, Ferrar1, Vunora, Os mer, Andrews R . Q A Q n Q p , 1 . . ' . 3 i an ' ' ' 1, 'M-an---Q . , . . i . - I . , z M A QF x . . . , o ' J-fn, .J F I ygvfffq F N ' - . 1 23 E E , : 'lf X Q fly' WA MH A l Officers President Paul Checkeye V President Betty Sutorka Secretary Margaret Callender Treasurer John Sutorka wma, JUNIOR DRAMATICS CLUB This year the young dramastist have done much creative work in their skits. Most of the scenes are done externporaneously during club period. The members of the club have made a thorough study of the technique of acting make up balancing a stage and the various dialects Our members are looking for ward to their annual visit to Pittsburgh this spring which includes a tour f many places of interest and is termin ated with a dinner and show This trip is made possible by various money making devices such as rummage sale candy sales and tea dances Helyn M Cross Faculty Adviser 3 L R Kolsing Sutorka Kubichan Armstrong Atkins Z L R Ristoff Checkeye Callender Sutorka Eberline Gilles pie Decroo lL R Kuchta Abraham Atkinson Glensky Barnes Schreck engost Thompson Kustra 1 ' 1 1 . . . . 0 1 L2 , Q , , I Xl. ,1'- I. 1 fx 1 -- N I , - I Q j ' 5, , , , . l K s A ' I I . R . ' 1 ' 3 Q X W , , Q K I , 5' 40,-J' his f 1 fi A ' -1 lr' 4 lr' 'T ' f v' iff Jf S- ' . il 1 A Y. 'x ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' : ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 The Sports Club is a newly organized club which attracted to its membership many of the out- standing athletes of Edfra Senior High School as well as many athle tic enthusiasts The aim of the Sports Club is to develop in its members the ab1l1ty to discuss intelligently the various sports The members were given this information through the medium of the movies among which were movies dealing with track baseball basketball foot ball swimming and various win ter sports The social function of the club year was the dance given after one of the basketball games On Antler Day the Sports Club will present a trophy to the out standing Senior football player and the Senior Basketball player of the 1951 Class in recognition of their ab1l1ty and prowess Marcus Allias Faculty Adviser 'Q .gf-fi uQvRg ? fer W XA PN 3,3 CT 115 V5 '7 Surmik Gardner White Smith Burk Trettel Kudlack Doutt Andregcik Pish Callender Downard Callender Star iha Staricek Serafini Vrudney Gulick Molnar Howrelook Maslowsky Lehos ky Zanella Fish . . 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I . 1 J 9 s ' . , . , . . 2' L'R 1 I 1 1 s 9 ' x s U 1 L-R Fedorka, Greco, Chovan, Latona, Schreckengost FIRST AID CLUB fl Every person should have training in the fundamental principles of first aid- to be able to help fr1ends and relatives U1 tlmes of emergency The f1rst a1d study course IS ar ranged to enable a student to ga1n under standmg of the parts of the body and the1r proper funct1ons lnformat1on on would dress1ngs and bandages care of wounds shock respirat1on poison, m- Jurles due to heat and cold extremes and the transportation of the 1nJured were some of the d1v1sions of f1rst a1d studles Informat1on on what to do be fore dur1ng and after an atom bomb attack was one of the most 1nterest1ng stud1es of the F1rst A1d Club The recogmzed need for f1rst a1d work 15 present and we members of the F1ISt A1d Club have tr1ed to equip ourselves w1th the necessary 1nformat1on to admmister Fxrst A1d 1mmed1ate1y on mgured or sxck person, unt1l the ser- v1ces of a physiclan can be obtained Z L R Vedro Rowles Bargerstock Murray Shamburg Sch re ckengo st H1llard IL R Lucar1c Snyder Gr1ener Knopsnlder Guhck W1lson Armstrong K1ssel . . . . 1 . . - . 1 l yn O 4 C Q X ' , A 1 . . 1 1 1 . . 1 , . . .' 1 K , . . . . , if Y . . - 3 . 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'4 , . .X - x 4 N,1 f .-aa' A ,fff . -nu - 1 ' ' p ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 I HI-LITE CLUB 'YE' The Hi-Lite Staff is an organiza- tion of senior high school students who are interested in journalism The monthly school paper The complete publication of the paper is handled by the various members of the staff such as assignment of news items and articles the composition of written material proofreading setting up of pages the lettering of headlines and art work the duplicating of pages and distribution to subscribers The sponsors serve to guide the students in their literary efforts by careful analysis of each staff member's journalistic assignment One of the chief outcomes of pro ducing a student newspaper 1S the de velopment of teamwork and cooperation in having students' work together for a common goal This journalistic activity also serves to develop in staff members an appreciation of the worthwhile achieve ments in literature Frances Husack Frances Johnston F aculty Advisers nu 'is fa 3 L R Bracco Kuchta Fenogl1ettoJ Harris Edgar Stone burner Schmitz Hunchar Z L R Galli Kengor Fenogl1ettoT Woolslayer Wash Koby linski McCaskey D1Fab1o lL R Suschak Vrana Orris Hunchar Tatrn Hrivnak . 1 1 . , . . 1 I I 1 . . 1 1 . a . . . . . 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K V M' . me-' A' ., x .. 21,5 ag, ' 1 1 ' 1 I I ' 1 1 - , 1 ' 1 1 1 ' . . . . 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 I SENIOR ART CLUB Every ch1ld 1S born wzth the power to create that power 1f released early and developed w1sely may become for hlm the key to Joy and w1Sdom and p0SS1b1Y self rea11zat1on 0 Whether he becomes an art1st or not 15 1mmater1al The purpose of the Art Apprec1a t1on Club IS to Sat1SfY h1s creatwe 1nst1ncts and through the use of tools and mater1als develop sk1l1 1ncl1na t1ons and character We have chosen soap sculpture text1le pa1nt1ng f1gur1ne pa1nt1ng O11 pa1nt1ng on canvas and des1gn1ng and pa1nt1ng wooden plates as our program for th1s year Th1s program 15 a var1ed one so that each student may have an oppor tunxty to f1nd h1mself so to speak W M Beck Faculty Advlser um: All Top Crxssman Callender W1lmoth Pol1a.k Gohn 2nd Jubeck,Barnes Faber Spece Schreckengost Vedro Tos1 lst Pav11k Tos1,N Semego,Wask1ew1cz Bodnar Madera . . s 1 7 C 7 - ' - Qt . . . I O l 1 l a I .- ,Y . . n . . . . . . . . - I 9 . . . . ' 1 '4 V . . Q this L' X , . .af . .v 5 . Qi rr - . . . . ....-.-...- .if 2 W. I 4 Q I ' a -4 X ., X ' , l ' f , sg ,. Q a ' I 'T ' f ' . V .s . 1' f , . , X ' ' 1 f '. V A AD ' i 34: W: I Elk A 1 7 Iffl. i . . . . ' I I I I . . ' I I I , 2 . . . . . ' I U I I I 1 Happy voices, happy hearts CHORUS CLUB The purposes of the Junior High Choral Group are many. Besides pro- viding opportunities for a broader under- standing of music, we sing all of Ol songs in two or more parts, thus pro viding experiences which will be of great value when these same pupils be- come members of senior high school choruses- We also practice procedures of parliamentary law, as our officers veJ ably conduct a business session at ea meeting. Our officers this year are follows: President Patricia Janosky Vice-Pres. Grace Cultore Secretary Molly Greco Treasurer Sylvia Argo Jean Baumer, Faculty Adviser 559 . Q.. .,L 8-,,,,,,, 1 , -1 4 , -A,-..-1 ze- ff Officers President ........ David Shearer Vice-Pres. ...... Robert Petrikovic Secretary ........ Fred Migliorini Treasurer ....... Paul Kubichan -Ayr SCIENCE CLUB The great variety and mechanical excellence of our numerous work--sav- ing, pleasure-giving, and freedom-pro- tecting machines rests rather firmly on the traditional American talent of Yankee Ingenuity . To foster this tal- ent is the chief aim of our science club and scarcely a meeting passes without some member surprising his classmates with the product of his active imagina- tion and busy hands. Each club mem- ber works at something which he or she likes to dog a good time is had by all, and understanding plus a growing talent of- inventiveness are among the rich re- wards for everyone who takes part. J.G.H. 3 -.. Paullne Sabo Robert Pacek DIXIE Moyer Jean Marengo K Q. fs A 7 we Presldent V Presldent Secretary Treasurer LIBRARY CLUB Have you not1ced an 1mp1-ovement 1n the 11b1-ary th1s year? Cred1t 15 due to the 11brary club members who have devoted the1r club per1ods and Spare studey per1ods to projects of book mend mg, Shelf readmg, poster makzng, and newspaper c11pp1ng The club off1cers who have cooperated 1n mak1ng the club WOIk1ng un1t are Pau11ne Sabow, pres1dent, Robert Pacek, v1ce pres1dent, D1x1e Moyer, secretary, and Jean Mar engo, treasurer In the fall the hbrary club sold candy as a money makmg project Feb ruary saw a skatmg party for the mem bers, wh11e Sprmg shows sxgns of plans for a blow out to celebrate a full year N Z1mmerman FHCUUY Adv1ser 4LR 3LR ZLR 1L-R Rowles Fedorka. Zanella Gohn Pohak Kolek Demboskx, Pacek, Greco, Valaurl, Snyder, Mercurxo, B 8.1119 Pompell, Barnes, Fenoghetto, Knopsnlder, Kustra, Albaugh, Kobyhnskl, Kengor, McCaskey, Moyer, Faber, Schmltz Slanlcka, Galh, Thxmons, Bayne, Duncan, Re111y, Zanella, Pohmedel, Marengo, Ochaba, Kengor Zygarowlcz, Murray, McK111op, Slmmers, Edgar, McIntyre, Rotta, Myers, Valasek, Greco, Sabow . 5 , . . W I e - A ' I 5 . . . ' . . . . ' . 1 N ' . . pf . K a I . . : I . I 5 .f?x V . . ' ' t r- fi' S K u O ,, 1 x , ' 1 1 I I. D 1 1 JUNIOR SPORTSMANSHIP CLUB A h1stor1cal and factual knowledge of sports plus an apprec1at1on of the cond1t1on1ng necessary to the part1C1 pants 1n order to really play a game compr1se the theme of the Jumor Hlgh Sports Club D1scuss1on and sports movles pro v1de the med1a toward the accomphsh ment of these ends V F1tzmaur1ce Faculty Adv1ser Presldent James Wencel V Pres1dent Joseph M1SCZak Secretary Danny Robmson wx? ,gi fu m P' 3 x Top Rovnak, Seronak,Harmon,Tarb1 M1scza.k Ianm 2nd Augustme Durand,Murray Robmson L ,Krahk Schuffert F1sh lst Rob1nson,Gur1s Wencel Gaston,Lockerrna.n Sch1ber1 Greco C1sek ,- -P o' 1 4 W 4 J f rn- 'N ' . . A ' 4' ' - - KR 1 x v ' 5 s n 1 ' ' - I L ' . - - E t t . n XA , . . - .. . . - - . . . . , C . . . . . . . . . O I Q O 0 I I I I . . . . . . . . . - ?' -Zg'gf- -ggav i J ,. , 3 'qu 1' Z y X , r' ,fs -,fs J ,Kp are A Q I grvd ,- . My V if gf, Em.:. Y L. 4 Y I J 9 .1 . 3' H -.ii m,5f'fv,f I A K , . ., , Q.--N - ft -. Q-i .. 1' t fri . , , ., , , . 1 L .. . A b N A A V - -ll f ,. , 7 a, . , f Q ...f - - ef ,ygyp V, . V k .sexiest I ,ft - , . H A514 Q , - K - , is . wk yay' .b .Q ., ' fs , . 4 . 5 X Q. . , V A . . IN ' Q. I .as g - . 6 vp I Q Q s W H I t .333 x , - . . , . - n n I ' I n . I i n . , , n ' ' , . a r , , , - we President Ronald Sakala Vice-Pres. George Sutorka Secretary George Callender Treasurer William Bailie SERVICE The Service Club is an organiza- tion that has been working toward the betterment of the school in any way that it is possible for them to do so. Some of the projects that they have undertaken are: scraping chewing gum from the desks, collecting the paper around the school grounds, fix- ing window blinds, and they are making name plates that are going to be sold to the students. The money is going to be used for other projects that they have in mind. P. Timashenka Faculty Adviser 3 L-R Orris, Demboski, Bailie, Garmer, Nock, Burton 2 L-R Sakala, Venus, Smith, Simak, Cempie, Wilcox, Callender, Latona l L-R Matovcik, Atkinson, McCaskey, Shaw, Sutorka, Watson, Gay, Lucas, Vigrass MAJORETTES AND TWIRLERS 1fE1l 1'Y JI-:Ax HLUIS D wk' Ja Fi Sw 'x -x . in I ' , .., .5 ,... J , ,nr-,.. , J, f +- - N 'w -L. P--4 5 ' Jaw 1-'e:wcx'L1E1 1'o .M K 1 x X :L OX lv s.. 5 Ii NUURFN1 UUUI2 DOLORLS SCHL' I-IRL Z X ix If - VFW NANCY MALOUISKY EVELYN COOPER ALICE STONEUURNER -A X NOR MA I-'ICCAIJOR I DOROTHY HARRIS A. . . I 5 L , , , . L5 ' A . rw' I '34 .I . in 1' ' JU1 .- x Nl' it xxxfyka F'lff.' x 'L ' ,vb v F1 X- Q 2 - K. s 7 I X f X ,4 D yt' IX 5 . b ' , ' . K 1 V,'-' X , M .gi z . X -im 1 , 'Q A ,, K 2 .x. -- ... 1 5' BELLE CF THE WEST :ug I 'a -f- ,IL Frazer Sen1or Class Play was presented 1n the school gym on December 14 1950 under the d1rect1on of Mr Alllas Sen1or Class Sponsor M1ss Claudette Bradford acted as stu dent d1rectress of the play and was 1n charge of the mus1c The ent1re Sen1or Class took part 1n the play 1n one CapaC1tY or another as a part of the1r regular Enghsh class work The pr1nc1pa1 characters were portrayed by Audrey Modey Dolores Sch1berl Ehza beth Blu1s Clara Hmrtz Norma F1aCCadOT1 Della Duffer Alyce Stoneburner Irene D1 Fabzo Adelme Ferrar1 Davld Shearer Fred M1gl1or1n1 George Hr1vnak Lou Dovnnard Paul Kub1chan Bob Petr1kov1c John Guhck and others The presentatmon turned out to be a fast- movmg mus1cal play 1n wh1ch colorful cos tumes entranc1ng mus1c dehghtful songs and good actmg made It an enJoyable even1ng for all of those pr1v1leged to see It , 9 at ,, - 3 f 52', J L can 5 Q 'I 4, X . 5 if fl 'A The Belle of the West, the East Deer - THE BELLE OI' THE WEST A NILISICHI Comedy of the Colden West .gain -Mm... 1 I 9 x4 V , t IT S SO EASY TO REMEMBER I THE KNIGHT WAS COLD BUT THE SHOW WAS GOOD F' IOOYEL 3 is V PRETTY FLOWERS WERE MEANT FOR PRETTY GIRLS I M MISS PAPRIKA MEN YELL EUREKA HEN I AM GAY THANKS MR ALLIAS N0 T E L WHO ARE THESE WORMS? WE IDOLIZE IDA, THE BELLE OF IDAHO THERE AIN'T NO SENSE I.N SCRUBBIIN 4 , 1 J 'Th ,p 1 I YW... a ' g , ' . 'X 'l , ,K '. , a 1 K , xv . E . I - -'1 I- - ' I lxxvub' H I 1 - O 'Pl ' 1 I l 5 K, 'Nr ' V : , ,',fl,'f ,1 -.' i I., . .Ugl2,.- 1 , 'vvgivk ,, . ., y . . ' 9' R ' '9L1.'?,'.U' A X . M if I f 'if :fi 'T I F S . --e.-M4 ,yliztv .is Rigid: A f M gf.:-.b Z.. V 'Q L9 4'.,:'-,',:, ffilyf N ' ' if A 'Q-. ., ft W fa, -' ' E I -1 I 'Q ,x .. K , M . , , , W ,. I I 'Q L an 51 ' X . V! 's Q x . ,aa RED AND GRAY BAND l fix. DONALD GARDNER MRS BAUMER FRED MIGLIORINI ION jn- IRENE DI FABIO 3 L-R Edgar, Keller, Fedorka, Mxghormx, Murray, Orrxs, Gardner Z L-R Zemla, Olean, Sutorka, Pomp1e1, Hockbem, MCKIIIOP, Kengor A., Kengor C., Mercurlo 1 L R Kengor M., Zemla, Hrlvnak, Cullespxe, Schreckengost, Lockerrnan, McCaskey, D1Fab1o, Cultore SHIRLEY ORRIS Cx., , 1' A Dx A ' 79- wx .av 'Q 2 x 5. a A ' 5- , ' 1 f A ,A . xc gk . Q -A ' I , 'X I X. 1 ' 1 , , i STRICTLY FORMAL The ideas, ingenuity, dreams and pro- lems of high school seniors were paraded be- fore the public on Friday evening, April 6 when the Junior High School of East Deer-Frazer Township presented the stage play Strictly Formal. The three-act comedy by William David- son was produced by The Dramatic Publishing Company. The plot of the story evolved around the senior dance--only ll days away. Jane and Sally had no dates--Jim and George hadn't said a word. But their worries were only beginning, for Sally's houseguest, Marcia, snares one man right after the other with the old go- gettem tactics. That is, everyone except Elroy, constantly practicing the shotput, but who isn't as dumb as he seems. Then the homefront girls get reinforce- ments for Cindy arrives--horn, bow, bag and self. Cindy is a movie fan and ready to solve any problem on the basis of how Ginger Rogers landed Fred Astaire. By the time George and Marcia get back from the show, Cindy has Jane stretched out artistically on the sofa, rigged out in her mother's loveliest negligee, powdered dead white and apparently close of death But Cindy is not through fixing things-- The cast: Jane, without a date for the dance, Florence Jubeck. Sally, her best friend, Patricia Moxie. Agnes, the maid of all work, Anna Mae Figler. Andrew Cutler, Jane's father, Paul Chekeye. Nettie Cutler, her mother, Phyllis Burke. Mr. Ahern, a neighbor, Kirby Decroo. Jim, Sally's boy-friend, William Abra- ham. Rose Tilton, who gets the mumps, Vir- ginia Bednar. Mrs. Tilton, her mother, Dolores Hoch- bein. Josie Tilton, her kid sister, Janice Kuchta. Elroy, who liked to put the shot, Rgbert Kubichan. George, whom Jane is sweet on, Jack Harmon. Marcia, a triple threat from New York, Sylvia Surmik. Cindy Collins, a girl with ideas, Pa- tricia Janosky. Marilyn, who is after Elroy, Dolores Bodnar. Lt. Bob Cunningham, of the Navy, Joseph Misczak. Miss Helyn Cross, of the Edfra faculty directed the play. Svvninr Qlnuri N aff ' l ' N Mx .1 X . s 4 in as ' x K- 5 i x, it u , .s......aw.' .1 --as CROWN BEARER , Fred MC Caskey QUEEN DOLORES ENTERS yrwm .xgl FN. nw-1 js, iq -45? x7.Y s v H7112 ,. My 4 Xmf If N E It y A 'LW -A 2 X FH Y 'f X ali. wigs. -A it X 'PE' gas is f I B' ' M P! Clara Hirtz,Betty Bluis, Patricia Maslowski, Betty Vrana,Dorothy Atkinson, Queen Dolores Schiberl,Lady-in-Waiting, Dorothy Harris, Audrey Modey, Betty Hunchar, Jean Fenoglietto, In front is Loraine Olean, the flower girl. Directed by Miss Ann Sohoski Delores Schlberl C1 owned May ueen at Edfla H1011 6 Q 1. 'I E 3 L R Mr Heller Coach Petr1kov1c Bartolorneo Hrwnak Trettel Vrudney Surmxk Z L R Lehosky Howrelook Stangler Frena Hyek Kmosz Greco Doutt lL R Molnar Shamburg Bajack Shearer Maslowsky Kuba 1VcCaskey Ar1dreJc1k Gohn if Y 3 L-R Decroo, Checkeye, Albaugh, Kissel, Checkeye P., Kinosz Coach Timashenka 2. L-R Abraham, Vigrass, Harmon, Tarbi, Ianni, Palagrino, Bellinotti R. l L-R Galli, Armstrong, Gandarski, Belinotti G., Durrand, Wencel THE SCOREBOARD Sprmgdale Oakmont enn Edgewood Veroni Bell Sharpsburg, Plum VN est Deer Saltsburg F L , if ROBERT PE FRIKOVIC EDWARD ANDREJLIR DSI' VAIUAI INIOR PI XY LI IUIHN -F' .1 DAVID SHEAR ER 1 ? Warren ni 'Fl BUCKS WIN OVER OAKMONT 13 7 STEV SLRNTIK SENIOR SIUDEINT lN.I.XIN.'XC E He Ier - Head Coach Q' GEORGE HRIVNAK FRANK HOWRELOOK WILLIAM VRUDNEY 'Af QW' EDFRA gg.--.4-Jw 2' 'T JOSEPH GUIDO Head Coach B A S K E T B A L L THE SCCREBOARD Bell Saltsburg Vkashmgton Saltsburg Wash1ngton Sprmgdale West Deer Mars Arnold Zelxenople Evans Clty Plum Alumnx Sprmgdale West Deer Mars Arnold Zehenople Evans Clty Plum Butler Penn M1gl1or1n1 , Stal-1ha, Mr . Guzdo, Kub1chan, Usndek, Latona Kuba, P1sh, Callender , R . , Vrudney, Callender , A, 4 y..-'mt- 'i v.v-X .- ,, , - , 43 41 ' 47 ' ' '3 62 60 ' zo ' '5'-3 f 38 1 X 66 ' 45 +5 63 ' 48 ' -.,, is-wg Q 58 ' I if W 48 . 4 'W 59 4 .1 - - 74 41 , , 50 A , A , 36 ' on , 47 ,fp . 50 is eff 45 Hi an Qi L ' it I r 'Y . ll' , - il ' 4' W 9 I MR PAUL TIMASHENKA JUNIOR VARSITY COACH PAUL KUBICHAN ALVIN CALLANDER HPR .,-.., JUIN IOR VARSIT Y SQUAD WILLIAM VRUDNEY MOST VALUABLE SEINIOR PLAYER JOSEPH PISH RONALD STAR IHA JOSEPH PI SH JUINIOR HIGH SCHOOL SQUAD naman l FRED MIGLIORINI Coached by 1V1l'.Warren Heller ROBERT CALLANDER BASEBALL Nineteen fifty-one found Mr. Joseph Guido coaching the Baseball Squad. Wel- A coming him were an array of veterans gm and a host of promising newcomers--All eager to make good for Edfra. i is Not dismayed by chilling April showers, the pitching department warmed as the season opened. Set to toss 'em V up were holdovers Pickles Vrudney, ' Bergie Bargerstock, and newcomer Bill Kuba and Paul Kubichan, The inner defense found Al Doutt , behind the mask, Al Callender at first ig, w. 4,,.f,taw1. 4.--., and Lou DiFabio at third. Twin-killers were Don Molnar and Rich Patula. Mr. Guido had a problem seeking :iii the best of the flychasers among Ronald Stariha, Fred Migliorini, Alex Maslowsky, Lis , Paul Checkeye, Ronald White, Willard A ' Wilmoth. 224 fri rs, JOSEPH GUIDO. . .HEAD COACH MOST VALUABLE SENIOR PLAYER...RONALD STARIHA wb 1 t ' F L T xr, 'VA xi, ' X swag .LQ 1 , ' fl fp ix XXX! ff , . ! , ' :5 x9 b fl 1 ,wsu A 1 . X 4 A - A .i T O P : FEDORKA ,SERAFINL MIGLIORLNI, BARGERSTOCK , VR UDNEY , WILMOTH , MR .GUIDO KUBA , CALLENDER , MASLOWSKY , MOLNAR , SUSINI , FRONT: SNYDER , FRENA , WHITE , DI FAB IO , PATULA, CHECKEYE ,GANDZLARSKI , STAR IHA DOUTT ,SHAMBURCLGRECO I CHEERLEADERS The enthus1ast1c group of cheerleaders have once agam cheered our teams through v1ctory and defeat Clad 1n red and gray th1s tlreless group led supporters at the football and basketball games and sparked school sp1r1t at pep meet1ngs throughout the year The splend1dwork of the capta1n Clara D I-hrtz and the members as a whole have brought to our hlgh school a sp1r1t and enthus1asm that w1ll hve long 1n the memorles of the rooters as w1ll the merltorlous a hxevements of the teams they supported CLARA DEE iaabwil L R Hirtz Faber Sabow Kinosz m .,, If 2: 156.- - C'Wx Duff' iff! L.. JUNIOR SENIOR PROM May ll 1951 was a day looked forward to by all JUDIOTS and Senlors of East Deer Frazer H1gh School for thls was the evenmg of the Jun1or Semor Prom whlch was held 1n the Brackenrldge Country Club beaut1ful1y decoratedw1th palms ferns and spr1ng flowers whose sweet fragrance permeated the atmos phere The young couples oanced to the tan tal1z1ng musxc of Buddy Lee's orchestra w1th romantlc vocahzlng by Sammy Caruso Intermlsslon was made enjoyable w1th the serving of del1c1ous punch and da1nty cook1es The last dance was a gala affaxr w1th the throwmg of the strmg confett1 Wh1Ch pro duced a colorful serpent1ne l1ke effect over the ent1re atmosphere The evemng came to a close much too soon as everyone had a wonderful t1me The g1rls were thr11led w1th the1r favors of Hollywood Mad Money Cases and the boys were equally pleased w1th thelr pocket combs George Hyek IS presmdent of the Jumor Class whlch has for 1ts faculty advlser M1ss Helyn M Cross Those collaboratmg to make the prom another outstandmg event on the commencement calendar 1ncluded Eldene Bracco as cha1rman of the Orchestra Comm1ttee w1th the followmg a1des Teresa Fenoglmetto Georg1e Ann Wool slayer Glor1a Wash Robert Bargerstock W1ll1am Kuba Elva Schreckengost and John Stangler Al1ce Kratzer served as cha1rman of the Favors Commlttee w1th Eleanor Band1 Sara Jane Murray Charles Bartosh Em11y Mlsera Sally Malzland Rlchard Patula and Sylvxa Osmer as her a1des Teddy Zygarowxcz served as cha1rman of the Dance Programs Comm1ttee w1th the followmg a1des Edward Frena Leroy McCaskey W1ll1ard W1lmoth Grace Armstrong Sh1rley Keller Andrew Starl cek and Emmett Keller Beatrlce Schmltz served as chalrman of the Flower Commlttee w1th the follow1ng a1des Kather1ne Krahk Glorxa T051 Larry Harmon LOUIS D1F3b10 M1ke Ba-jack Betty Venus and Angelme Spece Barbara Orr1s served as chazrman of the In v1tat1on Comm1ttee w1th the followmg a1des Evelyn Zemla Georgla Lee Knox Grant Sham burg Robert Bartolomeo Mary Ann K1nosz Rowena Andrews and Conn1e Kuchta Robert Sus1n1 served as cha1rman of the Refreshment Commxttee w1th the fO11OW1Dg a1des Kenneth Usndek Andrew Kengor Sylvla Pol1made1 Frances Hrosko Dale Heck V1ola Vunora George Hyek and Charles Trettle Y! 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I' OUR Massart's Restaurant Mr 8: Mrs James Mansueto Mr 8: Mrs Fred Marelli Charles M1l1er Mr 81 Mrs John Mahsh Mr Ray M1gl10T1D1 Mrs Ida M1gl1or1n1 Bryant Maslowskl I I' 1' LOYAL PATRONS 8: Mrs M1ke Pish 81 Mrs Joseph R1dd1e 8: Mrs Ellzabeth R1ddle m1l Rometo 8: Mrs Andrew Rovnak I' I' 1' I' 1' Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Jos Matus John Marletta Clarence Mortimer Fehx Marchlewslu John McCaskey r Mrs Mxss Glona Mr 8: Mrs Mr 8: Mrs Italo Marchx Mazzom M1chael Matovcxk Andrew Matovcxk M1ss B ernadettl Mlzak 1' I' I' I' 1' Mrs Mrs Mrs John Matovcmk James Modey Patrxck McNally Mr s Edward MCC racken Louxs Nagel Mr 8:Mrs Wm Ramsey Mlss Evelyn Sm1th Mr 81 Mrs John Sm1th Mr 8: Mrs Stephen Surmlk Stephen Surmik Jr Mr Bt Mrs Robert Sadowskx Anna Starlcek Mr 81 Mrs John Stangler Rev G Stephens John Sauka John Stanko M1ke Stanz1ono Mr 8: Mrs Mr 8: Mrs Mlke Salata Mxss Anna Sepelyak r 8: Mrs Carl Slamcka r 81 Mrs Martln Pohak r 8zMrs Joseph Novasat r at Mrs r 8: Mrs r 8: Mrs Harry Orrls Stanley Olszewskl Joseph Onfer r Mrs Mrs r Mrs Mrs r 8: Mrs r Sn Mrs r 8: Mrs 81 Mrs Frank Stokwxsz T A Szafran Eleanor Santuccx 8: Mrs Harry Schreckengost Agnes Schxberl Susie S1mko John Sutorka George Sutorka Sadecky Ossle St Cross lt Orchestra Mr 8: Mrs John Stoneburner r Ele r r r r r r r r r Mr 8 Mrs Joseph Penman anor Petty Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Lewis 8: Mrs Gr Mrs John Pavllk ndrew Pavlik Joseph Pavlxk George Pochan John Pompexl George Petruny Jr Jos Patoenak Prior George Petr1kov1c Louis Prignon r 81 Mrs Charles Torchen Mrs r 8: Mrs Charles Tatrn Sr r 8: Mrs Matrxn Trettel Mrs Mrs r k Mrs Joseph Thomas Mrs Ann Tal1an1 Charles Tatrn Jr Paul Tzllard Joseph Tatrn Mr George Treshok M1ss Helen Treshok Mr k Mrs Samuel Tarbx Mr H Mrs Wxlliam V1tro Mr 81 Mrs August Vedro August Vedro Mr 81 Mrs Andrew Vrana Andrew Vrana Jr Mr Sr Mrs Edward Watson Mrs Madelyn WISIIC M1ss Lottle Wxlson Dorothy Wagner Mrs Olga Z1etz Mzss Nancy Z1mmerman Mr k Mrs Stanley Zygarowicz Mr hMrs John Zemla Mr 8zMrs Zelko -M- M . . 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EGER Crcdif Jezrelms 965 Fifth Avenue New Kensington Penna TRITSCH SHOE STORE Hoblee for men Airstep for women Buster Brown for children 406 Corbet St Tarentum P SHENKAN S Fine Furniture and Jewelry Tarentum Pa TARENTUM CONFECTIONARY Home of Candy and Ice Cream 407 Corbet Street ART AND LINEN SHOP LISIKG and Burln 213 Corbet St Tarentum Phone 1687 GLOCK S Sporhng Goods Stores I lt s Sportmg Goods We Ha e It Phone N K 7 4I.I 706 5th A e Ne Kens gton Phone 1121 HO Wafer Sfreer K na n ng Pe Compliments of NNN NouV-ll NNN' TARENTUM HARDWARE CO 406 E 6th Ave Tarentum P HUET S DRY GOODS Baby Goods Costume Jewelry Notlons 4 E 6th Avenue Tarentum 417 ARCHIE MILLER or Better 'Vlen s Wear 964 Sth Ave New Kenslngton P DEEMER S PHARMACY Prompt accurate prescr1pt10n and Drug SCTVICS 1n East Deer Twp Phone Tar 3430 ALPHA SERVICE STORES Appllances Sportlng Goods Home and Auto Supplles Cgfbet St at E 7th ve Tarentum P First National Bank of Tarentum Member Federal Deposlt Insurance Corpox-at1on Corbert and Sexth Avenue 0 7 I N w , I , . 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C pl: r of Kengor s Market The Home Owned Store We asm to Please Cremghton Phone Tarentum 9906 Complnments of The F ederatlon of Glass Ceramnc, Snhca Sand Workers of America Local H2 Creighton Penna GULICK S Meats and Grocenes Glassmere and Creighton Pa Turner s Book Store OceSpplIe GtgCd IA gn PI'1oeNK54I I A LEWIS Company Comphments of Fr1c1on1 Brothers GROCERIES a d MEATS Glassmere and Sprmgdale Pa W Hemphlll 86 Son THF x1FN s Hom: T Ire IIIIIIII Pa leward and Son Dustnbutors Phone New Ken 38 Tar 1735 GLASSMERE PA MILLER BROTHERS GOOD FURNITURE PIWOUQ 204 Phone 1897 TARENTUM PENNA RUDERTS GENERAL HARDWARE LUCAS PAINTS C1 VARNISHES PLUMBERS SUPPLIES GENERAL ELECTRIC R g at Wash V c u C H Appla ces lelts fo AII Appl: c s a d Ma Il y W ge Roll f All Makes of Washe 315 E 6th Ave TARENTUM 94l om 'men s I I 7 O I I I I I I ' ffl u ' s, Gifts, ree in ar s . 919-Filh venue New Kensin Io , Pa ' ' n . , . . . n Tarentum, Pa. , . J. . .. N A A A K ' I i ' , . Y efri er ors ETS - - a u m Ieanen ome I n r i n e n c iner ' ' nn r s or rs , . Compliments of a gr-iencl compliments Cornplimentsof KUCHTA'S SERVICE STATION Peoples Natl0l'lal Bank C relghton Penna Torenfum Penrmo Music and Art Center COOPER BROTHERS New Kensington, Pa FOUST'S MAYTAG STORE Maytag Ph11co Hotpolnt Apphances 302 F1fth Avenue Tarentum MOIl1m9I and Sadecky s 6 53,0406 Freeport Road Crerghton Pa Gnocsanss NUTS Sagath Brothers 301 East Slxth Avenue Phone 880 Tarentum Penna CAPLANS SHOE SHOP 5 oe d Ho Chapman s Drug Store SINCE 1886 FIA eatLolcSteet Taetu Pe syla Phys1c1ans Pharmacy Prescnptxons Sxck Room Supp11es 3rd Avenue Corbet Street Tarentum Best Wrshes From Harmony Short Lme AlIeghen,y Valley s Dependable Bus Transportation Terminal 309 9th ST NEW KENSINGTON PA . , . , . . ' l O I I I O . I , , . v Oh s an siery ' 303 fforbrt Street Tarentum, Pa. I I . iflw venu C I' r n m nn v nia ' ' n , . HEMI!! FLORIITO TILIGRAII DELIVERY AIIOCIATION GIDAS FLORIST OAKLAND FLORAL CO. 3719 FORBES STREET PITTSBURGH, PA. I MAyflower1300 PITT PRESCRIPTION SHOPPE 948 Third Avenue New Kensington, Pa. Phone N. K. 5073 Crown 's Diamonds, Watches, Gifts Jewelry on Friendly Credit 940 Fourth Ave. New Kensington SA U l 'S ARMY and SPORTING GOODS STORE 308 Fifth Ave. Tarentum B L O S E R ' S JEWELERS-OPTOMETRISTS 960 Fourth Avenue New Kensington, Miller Brothers Shoes quality shoes for 52 years 908 Fifth Avenue New Kensington's Largest Shoe Store Compliments of Diamond Transfer Company IOO4 Stanton Avenue New Kensington Hurry's Mens Wear Trousers, Iackets, Sportshirts Sweaters and Sportswear 983 Fourth Ave. New Kensington E. .l. Van Scivei' Walipaper and Paint 310 East Sixth Axceiu TGFBDVUYTI Phone Tarentum 121-J LORRAINE BEAUTY SALON 1285 Fifth Avenue New Kensington, Pa- Phone N. K. 5085 Berkey's Mens Weor Fourth Avenue New Kensington The Best in Men's Wear Mutovcilfs Service Texaco Products Car Washing and Greasing Freeport Road Glassmere 943 - Sth Avenue New, Kensington Distinctive MENS WEAR SCHWARTZ Bros. 325 E. Sixth Avenue + PHONE 608 Ta rentum, Pa. CONGRATULATIONSVTO THE SENIOR CLASS Afex Sioon from The New Grill 'HOME CUOKING' Ta entU '1 Pennsylvania Flowers for all Occaslons GEORGE BROTHERS Florlsts New Kenslngton Pa MCKEAN HARDWARE 404 Ninth Street New Kenslngton, Penna Phone 16 Congratulations NEW MANOS THEATRE The Valley s Dream Theatre THE MUSIC BOX Latest Sheet lVlus1c 8: Records 1019 F1fth Ave New Kenslngton THELMAS Authentic Fashions New Kensington P PERR BROTHERS 'Outf1tters for Men and Boys 950 Fifth Ave Phone New Kensington 3116 JENNY SHOPPE at budget pr1ces Store of Youthful Fashions th Ave New Ixens1ngton UNITED CLEANING CO 4 9 Tenth Street Phone 3 compliments HAID'S CAFE New Kensington Penna wade .S7AoIo5 Ladies Apparel 865 F1fth Avenue New Kens1ngton Penna Compliments from CREIGHTON ESSO STATION Olean Brothers Creighton PASTURA S MARKET We sell the Best for Less P Pastura and Sons Groceries Meats and Fruits Free Delivery Creighton LINK'S LUNCH andy and Ice Cream Creighton, Penna MILANO RESTAURANT Spaghetti Ravlolo A Susini and Son Prop 4-lb 10th St New Kensington P Gufts of Ishnctuon Daamonds Watches FISCIIS 969 FOURTH AVENUE New Kensington Pa Sxlver at . . T Av a , a. ' 'V ' 975 4 . ' I Certified Odorless Dry Cleaning Fifth Avenue l , 15 ' , , In ' , Pa. 1 C ' ' , Pa. . . D. . . . . - l . , , au I-INBEI. 8 IZEIIVIQINE We Rent Tuxedos II FORMAL CLOTHES In the LATEST STYLES w c ry0 Ov se u 7405th Ave 936 comphments WALTER L ORRIS Justlce of the Peac Glassmere Penna- Phone Tar 2461 Insurance Agent Featurmg Fast Service Walzer Cleaning C0 408 8th St N Ke s gton PHONE NEW KENSINGTON 5640 5641 C gonna!! JBWCLP5 Your Watch Doctor Expert Watch Repalrlng comnne LINE JEWELRY 2 Day Repalr Servlce 962 FIFTH AVE CALL New Kensington 3 Your present llkeness preserved or the uture m Photographs I ,S NEW KENSINGTON PA 865 FIFTH AVENUE New Kensmgton 2392 NEW KENSINGTON AUTO PARTS CO p LefMto ut DU PONT and DULUX PAINTS COMPLETE SHOP SERVICE MODERN EQUIPMENT CARTER CARBURETORS ass FOURTH Av!-: NEW KENSINGTON 1272 70.1 :Qu PHONES 70 M d ltyf 20Y BRAHAM'S CONFECTIONERY Sault With Fl W T I g ph Fl WH B S PETE IFN glflniuer Shop Ice Cream Nove1t1es Grocer1es th S M I SEND FLOWERS B74 FIFTH AVENUE NEW KENSINGTON PA Hosiery Shops Speclallzzng In Full Fashioned and Bareleg Hosiery Lingerie, Brassieres, Cirdles Blouses, Sweaters, Skirts Bags and Gloves H. A. KLINGENSMITH Comphments of 8 S 0 N S A Complete Lune of RADIO and TELEVISION - I HARDWARE Davldek S snznwm WILLIAMS PAINTS numasns sum. ES I SPORTING GOODS ELECTRICAL and GAS APPLIANCES .Cre1ghton, Penna.. DELTAPOWERTOOLS Phone Tar.9093 912 5th Ave PHONE New KENSINGTON SHOP CALL New Kensington 2700 925 Fifth Avenue C0fr1p11rnents ED REGENDA'S BARBER SHOP Creighton, Penna, 3 ,, Il 1 .'.j:f w I ew n in . Pa. I EYI e ar ur n oc 9 ' I r I i - ! New Kensington ll ll . . ' 1 Q I - Com Iete in o o rP s ty Illa- , . lgorrsca - o - ' Rsslo - Reli bility an Qua i or ears owen e ee ra owen I fu 9 9 I '-v., 441,53 ., C I I . I O I . In e ick Room Flowers Lift ora e and Speed Recove y I O PJ GRECO SONS INC SCHWER'S JEWELRY ' lvl ff .d'3 Et Slxth Avenue ' ll 1.11132 .h i I MM W Xl' -,EE Tarentum Penna PHONE 904 PEOPLES CARPETS STOVES LINOLEUM 1015 FIFTH AVE WE mmm sh mfvlsmu FURNITURE CO I 143 E 6th Ave Tarentum sans spmuss MATTRESSE5 f OOQ NEW KENSINGTON PA IL CLEANING Company Compllmems A NEAT APPEARANCE IS A GUUII INVESTMENT For Pack Up and Delivery Servlce 418 4th A e. 2563 CH 11917 Pu l Nl K T0 5808 JIMMIE HOLLOWAY, BARBER lle no Jo 1134 Th1rd Aven FUNERAL ll0ME New Kensington, Pa. 1233 FIFTH AVE NEW KENSINGTON. FA COMMERCIAL PRINTING co. MCMILLAN CAFE P . . We Specnaluze m 1039 Plttsburgh Street Sprlngdale, a.. BAR B QUE I Phone SPI. 123-J RIBS BEEF CHICKEN CHOPS . AIWIYU smlllhf And Wxllmf io Serve You HSMILING MAC ' NORMANDY RESTAURANT Om' 2' HOURS A W we nsuvsn New Pa. Fifth Avenue New Kensington 4822 Phone N. K. 9883 1268-1tInAVE e 1 UI :mvcf 1923 ofa grim, SOFT DRINKS MIXERS PARTIES PICNICS CELEBRATIONS SERVICED BELLINIITTI HISTHIBUTUH I7 F C Igh 213 N R Creght P Tarentum 1259 KENMAR HoTEL Dlnlng Room Coffee Shop 930 Fnfth Ave New Kensington 3003 NEW KENSINGTON TYPEWRITER CO h .IOS S DE SIMONE M STOCKDALE HARDWARE AND SUPPLY COMPANY Haube s Flower Shop 320 E t S xth A tu ZINAMON S jrawru R PHONE 650 I F frh Ph 86 THE CLASS OF 1951 WISHES TO THANK MR PAUL ROHLEDER OF INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES FOR HIS EXCELLENT COOPERATION THIS YEAR BOOK LITHOGRAPHED BY PITT PHOTO LITHO COMPANY cna-116885 Zomgdete .lane of Zepwdwtwm cRanf16885 Ware-house - 9 reeporl Rd,. .re lon, Pl - - ormantown d. i on, a. Esiablis ed 1927 . A A I was I I I 931-Sth Ave. New Kensington Compliment: of , I as i vo. Taxon m, Pu. - 971 1 Avenue Nz-M Kensington. P one I 5 Compliments of THE PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS COMPANY THE MAGNIFICENT NEW SEHVENTPS INN THE HIGH SPOT OF NIGHT SPOTS CHICKEN - STEAK - SPAGHETTI DINNER DANCING 0 M H S Bw' ouk NEW Aooruzss Pl d E cially cnzewsnunc nom, nours 366 f Y E ' y IS f N K g ment ' Mile rom ew ensin ton ....8MODERN.... BOWLING ALLEYS NEW KENSINGTON 990 The Federation of Glass, Ceramic, SlllCa Sand Workers of America Local 91 C 6 ght Il Pa Meadow Gold Dames Fo thl-X en NEW KENSINGTON PENNA COLAO STUDIO 5519 Walnut Street Pittsburgh Pennsylvama Shadysnde Compl me ts f Burrel Construction Company 3 Plants at your Ser 1ce New Ke s ngton Donora Clweswack Pa Greensburg I . . . I C I ur v ue r i o , . , . . , i n o Compliments of I x Naked-- V. ui Y SM SWWsa,'. V n i , . They entertalned at the Sports Mlss Beck represented EDFR banquet. at the Tarentum Art Worksho P Worthy seniors receive their letter awards. X-Ray machines visit EDFRA, - ,. A if .A 51152511 Mr. Petor and class leaders FIRST PLACE WINNER! spent an afternoon at Oakmont High School. P5 1 Vg' MARY S, PITUCH I T4 23X xT5g, EDFRAH5 HUMAN HERCULES PM A P I gag ' -I .1 , E g MRS. CLARA SANTARLASCI p,.,,, Ak 41 -fkg-,us-p:f.qf1A-.if 1151 '- .-u s vv,-ff, L .. Q-1.::w.1,4.va. f