East Huntingdon High School - Mirror Yearbook (Alverton, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1951 volume:

'mi l114g: lfi f l12fifjj1lQ2 'lfsbsfm PKI ' ISI .IIPBI FIGFID 'ISK' 1I IlIll'I ?5H'ZfiX'HKBIlQR QITYI 1,355 qptp' H ,:.KHfl' QIf'I'1'N'5r lN1-Lindam' TIQSIH 1 1 rl ITIVKDKDFI g5 1Dl.. XXI ' P! X7 K' ...fix ..5f:E315 vr 222:20 I ,-.::-322 QD 0 o A 0 57 . 5 U . fr 'SX ,f A . I B . The Leprechaun by Stephen P. Hogan Did you ever hear the story of the famous Leprechaun? The little Irish Elfin-as scarey as a fawn- He comes when youlre a dreamin' in a listless sort of way, And coolly stands there smilin' without a word to say. He's little and he's wrinkled, yes, the sprite is ages old, And if you can keep from winkin' sure you'll get a crock of gold. You mustn't speak a whisper 'bove all you mustn't groang And hand in hand he'll lead you o'er many a weary stone. O'er bog and hill and meadow, o'er piles of drying peat, But you mustn't show you'rc weary and you mustn't mind your feet: If you're anxious for the treasure-the crock that's full of gold- He'1l surely lead you to it if you show you're brave and bold. He seems to shed the water while you get soaking wet, But don't you mind the rascal, and listen! don't you fret 3 For he'll soon be after leavin'-there's other folks to tryg And he'll lead you to the treasure if he doesn't hear you sigh. He'll maybe try to scare you or fool you with the drink, But hold your tongue and plug along, and wirrah! don't you wink. Hold on a little longer, forget the thorns and cold, And you'll be travelin' homeward with your pockets full of gold. Now this little Irish Fairy, you'll find him every placeg Tho' he's changed his form entirely and you wouldn't know his face. He's the servant of all mankind, the guide to Wealth and Fame, But now they call him Courage-sure, they've simply changed his name! 2 F OREW ORD The Mirror presents East Huntingdon High School, its hopes, tasks, and achievements in a swiftly moving panorama. 1'f this assists you in reliving your days at East Huntingdon, our aim has been achieved. CONTENTS A dministration Seniors Vocational Department A cademic A ctzvities SCHOOL BOARD . . . lst Row: Sam D. Dull, Elmer J. Keller, Robert S. Croushore, D. Curt North 2nd Row: Carl G. Peterson, Lucian Suter, Arthur F. Green, J. M. Leighty ALMA MATER 4 at fm D. WILLIAM DAVIS ARTHUR F- GREEN Pfincilial Supervising Principal In Che-mistry Mr. Davis likes working: with gas: Mr. Green just loves to make speeches: But the Senior girls remember a certain gym class! But he always finds 21 moral in everything: he tvalwhes. l MARY JANE DURSTINE CORINNE HOUSER SARAH STROHM School Nurse School Secretary Dietitian Mary Jane is our bf-st She'S busy tapping on the friend, kgyg all day, , Sho makes the most won- All our -fpainsv Sheus hm-P Yet Miss Hgusey-'S always flerful thinfrs to eat. to mehfl- YZHY- Her spaghetti can't bc- boat. 6 I Tho Quc-on ami hor Court. 1. Charlotte Kunzlor. 1. U-U-C-H, Bessie. 1 Too many cooks .... 'Z 2. Josephine Wawrzyniak. 2. Kev.-ping a close chock You can rin In-ttm-1' than that. 3. Jerry of Jericho Ruud. 3. A-B-C - Oh! Hero it l , I lllt, vm h:u'rI, buys. 7 -1. And can thvy sing, too il tl K5 Q W. -5- L Q A 6 'im X ll' M- '61 Q si Od' X 15' X I f G ' wlff , Q f , , I t , is 'UI X1 fx! fl Q 1 ' W v X 4 X ta Lglll I X :I K 5 1 ' I A A if ..,.,. L I 1 HU LTL' wf,j5..l 1 0, futvvc f-ig.,u.+ 1,Q sian -1 A. f' 1. X- J' , q, q:, V Q M in . E, ' T-uUrcTtItfkM 0P 'k 5 . 1 V A ff? 8 a 3- Q1-A3 -. f + I .,,, Q ,Q 6 Q ' Q F , iii qq',., xi' 'F 'X 'U Dali ,jigs I .fu If , M , ing mf-Q-M' ,www w:,.f.t A Q24 . A 7 wgfwg-5 f wf .-V-1 9 ' uv! A -V X , . Th'-Sui-4' K f grgg-Q, Fhllhai A TBtON'Qgr X W , , , If N A , ,. fi Q I ff! ,I fiy x mv' 1 8 XKNQKK A 5 1 J Q :gg-3 Y s if SFS-SE:4i '9 Q J , X X F L S-rv Q Q 4 DARREL BEGONIA Moe Football 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3: Varsity Club 2, 3. 4: Track 1, 2. 3: Class treasurer 2: Class Play Usher 4. Darrel is our football star. We all hope that he will yzo far. GAIL R. BENTZ Gail F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Tri-Hi- Y 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Cafeteria 1, 2, 3, 4: Jr. Class Play 3: Operetta 1, 2: Snow Queen Chorus 4. Gail is one of our cafeteria girls, You know-the one with the yellow curls. GAYLE BERG Shorty Glee Club 1, 2. 3: F. H. A. 2, 3, 4: Operetta 3: Tri- Hi-Y 4: Snow Queen Chorus and Dance 4: Yearbook Staff 4: Usher- ette 2, 3: Hall Monitor 4. A little short girl but so long.: is her hair: She never has a worry. never has a care. MARGARET BRODAK uMarg.. Class Play 3: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Oper:-tta 1, 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Cafe- teria 3: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: County Band 4: Yearbook Staff 4: Snow Queen Chorus 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Band I-'resident 4. Margaret is fast with a basketball, When on the floor, sh:-'s noticed by all. LUELLA LOUISE BROWN Sally Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Operetta 1, 2, 4: County Band 2: Glee Club 1, 2, 3. 4: Yearbook Staff 4: Class Play 3, 4: Snow Queen Chorus 4: Mixed Chorus 2: F. H. A. 2, 3, 4: Tri- Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Usherette 2, 3, 4: Hall Monitor 4: Cafeteria 4. Sally is a band xrirl, Sally is a grand lrirl: Sally is our girl, a fine home ec. girl. MARTHA BRYAN Milly Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Class Play 3, 4: Operetta 1, 2, 3, 4: Ensemble 1. 2, 3, 4: Trio. Quintet, Sextet 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Cafeteria 3: Amateur Hour 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Hall Monitor 4: Yearbook Staff 4: Usherette 3: Snow Queen Chorus 4: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: County Chorus 4: County Band 2, 3, 4: Commencement Speaker 4. As one-third of our trio Milly did fine: Music and fun were riyzht down her line. GLEN A. CAVANAUGI-I Cabbage Wood Shop 2, 3, 4. Cavanauxzh whose first name is Glen, To everyone is a true friend. LILLIAN CHRAPCYNSKI Dakota Class Play 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 42 F. H. A. 2, 3. 41 Hall Monitor 4: Operetta 1, 23 Usherette 2, 3: Snow Queen Dance 4. Lil is so giddy but we think she's fun, When she comes around the fun's just begun. MICHAEL WILLIAM CEIDRO Mike Wood Shop 2, 3, 4. Our knowledfre of Mike isn't very much. But his English talks have a mighty touch. DOLORES GLORIA COSTELNOCK Dolly Glu- Club 1, 2. 3. 4: Hull Monitor 4: Oo:-rc-ttu 2, 3: l . H. A. 2. Il. 4: Ushvr- 1-ttv 2, fl. llolorvs with your vlolhvs so muny. Why not shun- with us '4-nusv wo clon't hnve- uuy. RICHARD DYE Dick Wood Shop 2, 3. 4. lavory lima- thot Dick from-s hy. Somvom- says. Hn-'s zi sw.-ll muy. THELMA EICHER Thelma Ushvrottv 3: Glu- Club 1, 2: Annual Stuff 4: F. H. A. 2, 3, 4 1'1'rf.-usurur 45: Snow Queen Chorus 4: ll. A. R. lissaiy Conti-st Winner 1: National l'uetry Association 31 Teen Aire- Hook Club -l. Thi-Ima is u quit-t winsumi- lass. Wo uvrlnun hi-x' thi- poi-l of our s-lass. ROY FELGAR Roy Machine Shop 2, 3, 4. Roy in his stuulim-S has im- proved very muvh. At last he- has an-lluiri-ml thnt irvnius' touvh. BARBARA FINDLEY Babs Class Pluy 3. 4: Clos Cluh 1, 2. 3. 4: Mixm-cl Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Trio, Se-xtet. Quints-t 4: Amatour Hour 3, 4: County Chorus 4: Op:-rc-ttn 2, 4: l . H. A 2, Zi, 4, QSQ-on-tary 31 Snow Qu:-1-n Chorus 4 Yvurbook Staff 4: Tri- Hi-Y 2. 3. 4: l-lnsvmblo 1, 2, 3. 4: Ushl-rm-tl:-2. 3 Hull Monitor 4. When it comes to sinirinl-I and u be-autiful voice, You run bet on om- thing!- llurb is Ulll' vhoivo. JANET FRETTS Buggs F. H. A. 2, 3, 4, fSoc y. 2, Vice Pr:-ei. 3, l're-s. 47: I . H. A. State- 3rd Vim- Prvs. 4: Yvarbook Stuff 4: liuskr-tlmll 2. 3, 4: Glvv Club 1. 2: Om-ri-ttu 1: Jr. Class Play: Hall Monitor 4: Snow Qu:-on Dunes- 4. .lunvt is thc' president of our F. H. A. She alwuyn does things in just thi- right way. JOHN GIBBONS Jack Football 4: Class Play 3, 4: Varsity Cluh 4: Class l'l'c-siilont 3. 4. Jack. ns our l'rc-sirlm-nt, had the' zs-st. To he-lp our class to clo itz: bust. JOSEPH GREEN Smoky Joe Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Club 2. 3. 4: Class Prosi- flent 2: Track 2, 3: Vin'- sity Club Pri-side-nt 4. .loc is onv of our luckivr boys, His now var shoulml bring him many joys. RICHARD HOUGH Rich Class Play 3, 4. Rin-hard, who has lu-en in both class plays, Has won the hcnrts of many with his wimum! ways. LARRY INGRAM 'George Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4: Varsi- ty Club 4, lSec'y. 4l: Yearbook Staff 4: Class Play Usher 4. Larry, who is very tall, Can certainly handle a bas- ketball. GEORGE LABOSKY George F. F, A. 1, 2 3. 4. VELMA LEIGHTY Joe Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra Z, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2. 3, 4: Sextet 4: Cafe- teria 3, 4. Velma who is always in a hurry Never seems to have a worry. JAMES KEARNEY Jim Basketball 2: Track 1. Jim is an ambitious lad, But French class does little to make him glad. VERNON KOOSER Vernon Class Play 3. 4: Commence- ment Speaker 4. Vernon never Worries over school books, Just so he always keeps his iruod looks. l PHYLLIS J. MARTIN uph yr. F. H. A. 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2: Hall Monitor 4: Year- book Statf 4: Operetta 1: Usherette 3: Snow QUPPH Dance 4. Phyl likes the Irish but not the Dutch: Phil likes money too, but she floesn't have much. ANNA McBETH Ann F. H. A. 2, 3, 4: Class Of- ficer 2: Usherette 2, 3: Operetta 2, 3: Band 2, 3: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 2. ln F. H. A. Ann sews quite fine, And in her bright red dress she surely does shine. But he cares even less for Enlxlish class. CHARLOTTE L. KUNZLER Char F, H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2: Hall Monitor 4: Yearbook Staff 4: Usher- ette 3. Little girls should be seen and not heard, This should be whispered by a little bird. Gem-ze doesn't care much for a bonnic lass, DOLORES MUHA Dee Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: 'l'ri-Hi- Y 2. 3, 4: Ensemble 2, 3, 4: Class Play 3: Annual Staff 4: Operetta 2, 3: Usherette 3, 4: Majurettc 1: Hall Monitor 4: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. It seems that Dolores' only care Is to be with the other half of our class pair. BARRY MYERS Bart EUGENE MYERS Red HERBERT OHLER Herb BARBARA PINSKEY Svutlalulvz Ifunllmll 1. 2. :ig , l I Barby 'l'rn1'k 2: Clnss Trvnsur- l'- P- A- 1- 2' 3- V' F- A. 1. 2. 3. 4. fvll'l' N. 1' 5.1. H- H' S.: l.-Um, Q l'r1-S. 471 I . I . A Iiaskvt- Ulm' Cluh 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 3, hull ,lg I51.Sk,.q1,,,1l gg' 4. luiurvum- Myq-rs who has ri-xl hall 4. 4: Om-rs-tin 3: Ushe-rw-th' Ya-urlmnk Stuff 4: l'ln.::i hmr' . . 3- li Annual Stuff 4- Vluy Ughm. 4. Vuwiu, Sm-aks ,mt nach day U, gd H1-rluo who likvs tu skull: D K'Iuh Il, 11: 'l'r:u'k 3: Cum- sumn- uir. Ni-vm-r in-ts himsm-If a llnti-. lmflfnfn lf n 'h lf 'lf U nn-nm-nu-nl Snvnki-r ii. class Dani Fha-mi5try's thi- only thing: Hurry was num- u Scultclnlm- that :sets in hm-r hair. hui, A frim-ndlimr lmy wi-'vv nvv- I-r hxul. DAN I EL PYTLAK Dan lfnntlmll 2, 3, -1: Varsity Club fl, fl. i'l'rn-us. 41: 'l'rum'k 2, il: Ulnss Play llshvr 4: Class Historian -1: Ycnrhnnk Stuff 4. DOLORES QUARTZ GENEVIEVE RUDNIK Two Pinks Chick film- l'luh I. 2, Il, 4: Mixvsl :Thorns 1, 2, Il, fi: lin- Uni-ri-Ha 1: Glu- Cluli 3, -I: -u-mlslv. 'l'riu, Quinivi. CIHPS VIHY l 'Uml'l1'l' 'fl S1-MM. County Vhurus -15 VIHSE Vll'4' PTUS- 3- 43 Amnn-ur Hour Ii, ii: Up- Snuw Qui-1-n Court 4: 4-ri-Hn l, 11, Zi, 4: llnnrl 1. Annual Staff 4: Ushvr- 2, IQ' 4, 1'l'.-4-us, 3, .ng wth- 35 Cnmmm-nm-4-ini-nt Yi-nrlnmk Stull' I: Ulnss SlN'2lkl'l' 4- I'lny 3, 4: 'l'ri-lli-Y 2. 25. .1 gg...-'y' :gi lf,-4-3, U3 G:-ne-vivvv is pm-tilv. luril- Snuvv Qum-n Vunrl 11 Hunt- and SWWW3 C'nI'4-If-rin Sl: Ilshmw-ltr' 2. Anil nmkvs frii-mls with il. nnynm- shi- may nivvt. lluluri-:4 is an hnppy miss, Whom- simziniz fills ns with cunt:-nh-d bliss. -uf' JEAN SHALLENBERGER Luczki I-'. H. A. 2, 3, 43 bnow Qin-1-n Chorus 4: Annual SUHT 4: Monitor 4. .Iva n now--J 1-an fnri-vcr, Shall:-nln-rm-r now-but nm furcvvr. 13 linlimz is wonilv-rfnl ns fur ns Ilan is 1-uni-1-rnvdl 'l'n ln- sad is sum:-thinl: hu hns nl-vcr learned. LEROY SHERMAN Lee F. I . A. 1, 2, 3, 4 il'rm-s. 3. 4. Cnnnty Office-r 433 F. I . A. Baskvlln-ill 1, 2, 3. 4: Rilllll 1, 2. 3, 4: Yvarlmok Staff 4: Jr. Varsity Haskvtbnll 2: Stain- Manager 3, 4. Li-roy who Iiki-rx to diy: in thi- ground, ln English vlass makus xi suund, HOVUI' NANCY SHIVELY Cheerleader 4: Snow Queen Court 4: Class Play 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 2: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Usher- ette 3: Operetta 1, 3: Annual Staff 4: Basket- ball 4: Commencement Speaker 4. Nancy would be hearing wedding bells soon If Don could just get her under a big, full moon. CECILIA STEPANSKY uceln Glee Club 3, 4: Class Play Prompter 4: Class Sc-c'y. and Treas. 3: Class Treas. 4: Usherette 3: Annual Staff 4 . DEAN STROHM Dean F. F. A. 1, 2, 3. Dean Strohm who lives on a farm, To no one will do any harm. Wood Shop 2, 3, 4. Ken's memory seemed to fail him one night When too soon from school he took his flight. Football 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 3: Class Vice Pres. 2 : Annual Staff 4: Varsity Club 2, 3, 4. ln sports Lefty can't be beat: Football and basketball are his meat. JANET SULLENBERGER Sully Glee Club 2: Class Play 3: Annual Staff 4: Band 2: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Snow Queen Dance 4: F. H. A. 2, 3, 4 lRadio Script 37. Janet likes sports and lots of fun: Come on, Jan-show us SOIYIG. NELL SULTZER Skip Cheerleader 2, 3, 4: Snow Class Queen Court 4 : Play Prompter 3: Oper- etta 1: F. H. A. 2, 3. 4: Hall Monitor 4: Glee Club 1: Basketball 4. Nell's so happyeand here's a tip- We know that she is think- ing of Skip. ERNEST STANYON Ernie Football 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4 : Track 2, 3: Varsity Club 3, 4: Stage Manager 3, 4: Annual Staff 4. In .front of class is his favorite place Where he can look us all straisrht in the face. Cel, with her looks, her charm, and her vitality, Certainly has a pleasant personality. FRANCES EILEEN SUTER Fran Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Sextet 4: En- semble 1, 2, 3, 4: Oper- etta 2, 3: F. H. A. 2, 3, 4: Snow Queen Dance 4: Usherette 2: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Hall Monitor 4: Yearbook Staff 4: Bas- ketball 3, 4. About a car, she can't de- cide the color: But one thing's certain- that's the feller. ANDREW VINCENT French South Huntingdon: Sports- mnn Cluh 3. New Stan- ton: Sportsman Club 1: Open-ttn 2: Music Club 2. E. H. H. S.: Annual Staff 4. Anclruw camo horn in his senior year, Aft:-r att:-ndinpz u schoo! vs-ry nvar. WENDELL SHAEFFER Born Auxzust 20, 1932. Dil-ml November 2, 1949. PAUL TOTH Toth Mavhinu Shop 2, 3, -1. I could tell you a sm-uret about this guy Who is handsome and also vory shy. JANE WALTON Jamey Snow Queen 4: F. H. A. 2, 3, 4: Choa-rloader 4: An- nual Staff 4: Class Se-v'y. 4: Ushu-rottu 3: Hall Monitor 4. We all like hvr so we chose her queen, Take a look-isn't she keen. AN DREW VEROSTKO uAndyn 'jlass Play 4: Football 3: Annual Staff 4 . Ve-rostko is a lad who loves to read, Hut he always finds time to do 8. Hood deed. JOSEPHINE H. WAWRZYNIAK Jo Usherette 3: Glue Club 1. 2, 3, 4: F. H. A. 2, 3, 4: Hall Monitor 4: Operettn 3. Josephine with hair so dark Laugrhs all day, happy as a lark. JOSEPH W. YURECHKO ...hen Machine Shop 2, 3, 4. Jon-, om- of our machine shop boys, Is widely known for his strange noise. Don't spoil the job, Shultz. This is how we sew a fine seam. Sally Brown. Watch out when we turn on the juice. Future carpenters hard at work Soup today? Dolores Costelnock. Henry is down in the cornfield McBeth in his truck garden. Omler and his ag. project. Mix xx rg NN f SL ,. x 9 'BJ sf, '11 .2 X 5' 1 xv x S Y NM Q LN? XQNRX... W may 5-'L EEYXYSY YXHNW SY AF? 9 G.D. Bev-3 CHARLES H. FLEMMING University of Pittsburgh. Machine Shop. Mr. Flemminrz has to be on his toes all the time To keep his boys from Ltct- ting out of line. MARIAN LAVINA LASH Pennsylvania State College. Voc. and General Home Economics, Related Biology. Miss Lash is one of our new teachers this year 3 Her- Sophomore home ec. Prirls like to have her near. ROBERT GRIFFITH Pennsylvania State College. Agriculture, Biology, Related Math. Mr. Griffith. who is very tall, Does not allow his boys out in the hall. LYLE H. STONER Pennsylvania State Collepte. Industrial Arts, Vocational Carpentry. His job is to train the citi- zens of tomorrow: We hope he'll not fecl it was to his sorrow. 18 ,.-, JEAN HISSOM Indiana State Teachers College. Vocational Home Economics. She's supposed to teach us to sew and to cook: Well. if that's the case, why the chemistry book? PAUL T. ULICNY Pennsylvania State Collette. Related Math, Related Science. Mechanical Drawing. He teaches students the way to do math, ln a job like that he gives all that he hath. VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE JUNIORS: Arthur liownr-r fi 1'll l'L!1'Hvs!l'1llxs William llmhrkiss Il unyx My:-rr-x Erlwurd Silslvy Willinm Wnrhnrlnn SOPHOMORES: llvnry Crnig .Inhn Iluhsun Ibm Holush K 4-lnl11- th M4-Iivth llunnlrl Umlvr lhfnuy Pilu-r .lnnu-ra R4-uuun .lnnu-s S4-hmilz l4IlN'I'l'Il1'l' Sirllnvsky Vnul Summy FRESHMEN: Nix-hard Iirnwn lirm-st Ifyvrs Edwin llillimzvr Ralph l r:'tls Rulwrt Grimm .huns-S Hill-S Nivk Kuvluth Ilmmld Mutha-ny Vhurlvs Munra- l'I:nrI Ii:-umm Hulwxarfl lhmru-y .lnnu-s Shuw Rivhurml Susxa Iimiwurul Swnrlz K1-nun lwu Yvzvk 5 1. .A N , ,fgffh ix In M N Z , Eff: g 4 E ,X ' ,iz NX X J ' A, M Y' tblql Q h N AQKA ii -. , Nm 1 . ,N 'Vx' - 1 rj X 2 l MX, x Lx f 4 X 19 r ii Mm i f VOCATIONAL HOME ECONOMICS JUNIORS: Janet Anderson Patty Cunnard Evelyn Edge- Ella Jean Eichner Dolores Fisher Betty Gonda Josephine Guzy Gwen Hart Catherine Hobson Ellen Jean Hodxle Roberta Kellaway Alice McBm-th Mary Ellen Mellon Beatrice Oakes Dolores Peterson Irr-ne Petro Jane Shipley Alberta Sisco Martha Slaminko Gladys Stiltenpole Romayne Stout Shirley Suter Daryl Troup Gladys VValsh SOPHOMORES: Joanne Baird Catherine Bastaich Rose Batvhko Freda Betke-r Neva Brown Gloria Bugosh Eileen Cunnard Vera Dell Axrnes Grimm Esther Husband Helen Leasure Lois McBe-th Gladys Nagy Dolores Nelson Sally Nelson Shirley Ohler Dorothy Poole Mary Ann Rerko Ethel Shallenberxrer Nancy Springer Jeannette Stoner Betty Swartz :.,. ililii ' A V V t gg! J .U Q as ., X , . QQ 'S - if . . . .W f ? -f 1 .., 1 Ig- E. , if t . N, 3,3 Q 'VG- f we Q X -gif S in In t iiiii V ,:.., Q v 'f i j 9 A . ,. ,A K. - g Q. 1 ,A-... it 3 A R A ' 1' S f ' Y K V , i Q , 1 t A ,,..y 5 ., ' A , .ynyny , ' -'-- : , A .,. 'Y W '- i it We V if r in A Q- f 'X A f K. 20 VOCATIONAL SHOP JUNIORS: .lm-k llruush lil.-n Culln-rt Wuym- lfltliml llnlwrt Gunn-r Ria-hurzl llrnlzinun- lluln-rt Kozvr .lnvk Linn-lu-rry Muurim- lmwq- ltuynmnd M ill:-r 1'url Rm-so Nick Ritz Ulmrlvs Rus,- Jm- Svhmum-k Rnln-rl Shultz Alvin Sluka-r Fra-d T4-rlmrs! .lunn-.4 W'visn-l SOPHOMORES: li. limlonhvinn-r I Churln-H Cuuuhf-mmr ,J 1 i f i ii Sf ,351 f A: I, ix NJ 6. x All Warn-n Gnllvy X S K Churlvn Gu-ln-I Geurkc- Hrs-s ku Ko-nnvlh Kuzur .lnnu-:4 Milla-r Huber! llnnuld Runuld ltunuld .Ions-ph Hobo-rl Murdock My:-rr. llidn-I lnnli r Rozell Rudnick Sluminko M Muriun Zimnwrmnn x ll12f2lxliz 9 i F. H. A. Back Row: Miss Lash J. Stoner S. Ohler D. Poole N. Springer E. Husband M. Rerko B. Swartz E. Cunnard V. De-ll G. Bugosh Miss Hissom Front, Row: I.. McBeth D. Nelson F. Betker J. Fretts J. Shallenberger J. Sullenberger A. Sisco A. Grimm E. Shallenberger J. Baird Back Row: G. Berg P. Martin C. Kunzler G. Stiltenpole G. Walsh G. Bentz R. Batchko P. Cunnard D. Hornick l-I. Eichner Front Row: N. Sultzer J. Walton T. Eicher D. Troup S. Suter H. Oakes M. Mellon B. Gonda I. Petro D. Peterson Hack Row: H. Leasure A. McBeth M. Sluminkn J. Shipley E. Hodge E. Edge R. Kellaway J. Guzy C. Hobson J. Anderson N. Brown S. Nelson Front Row: L. Chrapcynski D. Costs-Inock L. Brown A. Mm'Beth J. Wawrzyniuk D. Fisher F. Suter B. Findley K.. Nagy C. Bustaic-h J. J. G. E. W. A. J. W. D. F. F. A. Suter Silsley Hegedus Silsley Hodkkiss Bowser Reagan Warburto Matheny Il D. Strohm G. Lahosky D. Piper E. Myers P. Summy D. Myers L. Sherman K. Kolar R. Grimm H. Ohler 22 J. Hilos D. Hough R. Brown K. Yezek E. Reagan J. Shaw C. Mooro R. Fretts R. Sossa Mr. Griffith Byvrs Swartz Omler Hobslmn Craig Rossey Dillinger Schmitz M0131-th Kovavh R NRYXXQ, 324' 5 Y c ': W 'i' 1 'ff' 'I ll lil 9 N P . L.--J ,dx -T..-lv -Q gs , -1'-5-..:: '-'-T- :.-..ifE' ' X . I 95,464-lx n ELEANOR BAIR Indiana State Teachers College. Math, English. Miss Bair is fond of direct- ing plays, With her we have spent many pleasant days. RUTH A. FORNATARO Tennessee College, University of Pittsburgh. French, English. GEORGE H. FRETHY Lock Haven State Teachers College. Math, Algebra, Geometry, Athletic Director, Assistant Coach. Mr. Frethy is a guy who just loves to tell jokes, He grins when he hears a comment like Holy Smokes! r P RUTH ADELE BREUER Slippery Rock State Teachers College. Health, Physical Education. Miss Breuer's time is spent in the gym Keeping the girls both fit and trim. JAMES R. HAMMAKER Grove City College. Instrumental Music, Enzlish. As a new member of our faculty we all can see That he makes friends quite readily. 24 THOMAS R. CRAWFORD Waynesburg College. Health, Physical Education. Mr. Crawford keeps our boys on their toes, His success or failure al- ways shows. The land of France is easy to reach When Mrs. Fornataro is here to teach. RALPH L. HOUGH Edinboro State Teachers College, University of Pittsburgh. Science, English, Vocational Social Science. Mr. Hough was a great help in making this book, We are truly thankful for the time he took. WILDA W. HYATT Seton Hill Colle!-Ie. Muniv Sum-rvisor, History. Music' is Mrs. Hyuttfs ideal: Shi- hun taught many stu- llt-ntn to trill. DOROTHY A. PHILLIPS Imliuma State Tenchi-rs Coll:-ge. Art. Enlllish. Miss Philliws in one of the younm-st tm-urhvrrl this yi-ur: Sha- lookn just like u Senior plunninu a career. JAMES T. McGRANE Waynesburxr College. lliolmzy, Science, Geography. Our flash-bulb Casey is always on the spot, Whether it's cold or wheth- vr it'rl hot. JOSEPH E. SMITH Centre College of Kentucky. Social Studies, Basketball and Football Conch. Mr. Smith is noted for his ph-asant ways We hope ho stays hero for many mort- days. 25 VIRGINIA WRAY PFOUTZ West Virginia Wesleyan Collezv. History, English, Library. ln the library Miss Pfoutz helps us to find Anything' that we may have on our minll. MARJORIE P. WALDRON Allestheny College. linulish. Problems of Democracy. Mrs. Waldron has proved hm-rself to he One of the In-st teavhers in our school? history. burma sophomores Officers: L. Rose, R. Leighty, P. Speers, R. Batchko. Sponsors: Mr. Smith, Mr. Flemiiiingg Mr. Stoner. HS0V01'Z1l serious sophomorcs Juniors Officcrs: T. Wolfc, R. Shultz, M. Latsko, D. Fisher. Sponsors: Mrs. Waldron, Mr. McGranc, Mr. Hough. Hchefffflluy Stull UVUI' iltlilin-l Seniors Officers: J. Gibbons, G. Rudnick, C. Stopansky, J. Walton, D. Pytlak. A little more volume, please Sponsors: Mrs. Fornufaro, Mr. Frcthy. 26 gf ACADEMIC JUNIORS Tom llnirxl Arln-no liurln-r Muriun lin-rum-k Putty Hmmnivk Hurry Hills it Murlhu Gunn Q Mury U. Fnnty Arnold lluvis Dnlv Eivhvr 7 Mury C. lfunln 'x John Hvfflinu gs. li g- J 0 .lnhn Horlukiss A 5 Kulhvrins- Hmhrkisn Annu Mnriv Hrn-aku , Gm-rnldinv Jnhmmn 'X W I Guym-ll Km-slur Us Q 5 W1-nd:-ll Krmsvr 6' Mnry H. Kurimvuk -. Mury Ann Lutsku Viviun Livingston E iffy N 1 jg 1 N- .vi ,A A +A- . Shirlvy Lnvr C4- Mury Ann Pntnkn lhmnlrl Pritvhnrd 2 Po-any Shunnun Grnru- Snydu-r X ., I - ., W. KRW N Shirla-y Snyah-r G rv-. A f' 1 K4-ilh Solomon 8 i Dunnu Sumner - Shirlvy Wenchc ' x i Snmlru Whighum 1 ' 'f I - 5 F .f w X ' , 3 , 4 . S T Tom Wolfe 6 liurburn Zimmvrman r S M 5 27 Q 'if i t 1-. A f , 5 S ACADEMIC SOPHOMORES Paul Baldwin Donald Bales Audrey Barnhart George Bollinuer Tom Borza Eusrene Brilhurt Henry Cocain James Collins Shirley Dillon Blanche Fiedor James Fry Shirley Gibbons Dan Johnson Rita Johnston Larry Kalp Mary Gayle Keefer Pat Klocek Janet Leixzhty Richard Leiszhty Vinton Loucks Eddie Lynch Barbara Malone William Malone Tom McNair Royal Mulhorn Joseph Mullin Phyllis Palanko Catherine Quartz Leona Reagan Louis Rose Mercedes Sikora Mary Louise Soforic Margaret Speers Nancy Stoner Shirley Walton Carolyn Wesche Dale Whigham Philip Whipkey William Wolfe Freshmen Miss llissom, Miss Bair, I. lirmlnk. Mrs. Ilyzitt, I.. Kzu'zliiz1i'1-k, V. Ruth. Alg'vln'a mzulv 0z1syliyFr0 8th Grade Miss l4i-wil. Mi. Cwilfliltli. VS. vllalliiiam. ,,That,S how artists uw m Mr. Ulu-ny, Miss Phillips. J. funiizwrl. W. lmwv, .I. H11-lisZ:1k. 7th Gmde Mrs, Ilyzitt :xml hl'l' 'Maul Luli Mr. Ilziinniukc-V, Mr. f'i'awt'm'cl. R. Gi'z1tziiig'vi' Miss Lash, Miss Bl'CLIf'I', IJ. Brown, T. Catali FRESHMEN Virginia Bayura Jerry Bentz Raymond Betker Earl Bollinger Patty Brahosky Dorothy Hrodak Irene Brodak Maxine Brothers Nancy Carnack John Clark Robert Colbert Jack Cole Emma Jean Collins Nancy Crouse Louise Davis Dolores Dombrowsky Martha Dye Gladys Edwards Andrew Fada Edith Felgar Thelma Fenton Robert Findley Wilfred Fisher Ruth Ann Fox Jean Fry Marlene Geary Charles Geckle Carolyn Glover Donald Gratzinger Ronald Gratzinger Waddy Grippo Joseph Guzy Fred Hayes Nancy I-Iepler Florence Hodgkiss Kathryn Hresko Bibiana Hribal Margaret Johnson Patty Kachmarek Loretta Kaczmarek Edward Kapelewski Edward Kimmel Patty Kozer Norma J. Kurth Sara Labosky Kenneth Lehman Robert Lineberry Eugene Livingston Connie McCloy Donnie MeCloy Barbara Miedcl Albert Miller Frank Montgomery Theresa Morgan John Mosch Joanne Myers FRESHMEN Marjorie Myers Wayne Myers 5 Florence Porter Phyllis Porter Charlotte Potoka Florence Potoka Q 5 lim-ulah Pritts ' u Carole Ruth Joanne Sham-r Thomas Shircr Sally Simmons Eleanor Sisco Andrew Soforiv . . George Stupanic Nga' John Stepansky Virginia Stoner Colleen Tice if Bernard Timku Meredith Trout Dolores Veroatko 1' Huey Vincent liz. lleverly Walsh Donald Walsh Ethel Watkins llnrry Weitzel Jack Zimmerman Sth GRADERS 'n f Victor Baburu H John Bahurka Mary Ann Baer Hetsy Bair ., gozella llfarron ianna aumnnn I ,A Gene Bent: ' J hn Bills , , k Rlobert Brilhart FN I X Ernest Brown Leroy Carr John Colbert Rozella Cope George Crounhore 4 Jack Cunnard Leona Cunnard V . I r Nancy Cunnard Shirley Cunningham ' , George Davis ' Mary Ellen Davis Sammy Davis Patricia Dibler Jane Dreliszak if A 1' . I ,:.,.:.: I ,, -,:: g 1 High l:1, Y i Leona Dreliuznk James Eicher Jerry Eicher J. R. Espey Richard Etlink Catherine Franks Ronald Fretts fx: I flxl .1222-P i is i Q X 4 l . fl -.4 Q. 3 2 X 9 41 T J,- , ., 1' ss' ixtkmfo Ar 5 . 5. tt Y Q, nv W ei ll he - 0, ,. Q if J A I 31 'S rr F as Him im , S K Bth GRADERS Doris Fry Richard Ganter Clarence Geckle Joe Gettemy William Hallman Marlzaret Haney Thelma Hawk Ronnie Hixson Eric Hodllkiss Kathryn Hollis Lois Hood Joan Hough Dorothy Hresko Philip Husband Wilmer Jakubek Margaret Keefer Jack Kenney Arthur Kolar John Layton Ardith Leasure Ronald Lessman Willetta Love Wallace Lowe James Luft Gary Lyons Thelma McBeth Raymond McLean James Miedel Shirley Moore Ira Mullin Catherine Murdock Betty Ann Myers Edith Myers Betty Oldland Charles Overly Richard Overly Betty Peterson Patricia Peterson Patricia Peterson Joan Permuko Donna Porter Elizabeth Potoka Joanne Potoka William Prinkey Patty Pytlak Mary Reboy Esther Reese Milfred Ridenour Patty Ross Ronald Ross Harry Shaw Robert Shaw William Shipley Barbara Shupe Dorothy Sidlovsky Duane Silsley Bth GRADERS Knthlf-on Sinco .lou Skvro Gladys Snyder l lore-new Sofnric In-no Springer Normun Springs-r Jnmvs Sprinkle Joi' Stillman Dun Stiltz-npolv Richard Stoni-r Wilma-r Stone-r Wnynv Sullc-nlwrpzm-r. l-Lum-nv Suu-r l'nul T1-mpc-st ' Wilmn Timkn Marion Wmzm-r Richard Walsh Jams-a Warburton Philip Wvuvur Clysls- Wu-itzn-l Juno Wvrry Jana- Wuschv William Whipkey Wanda Williams Gourgv Yezek f 7th GRADERS ' Carol Allcr Wilson Allor , Gln-nn And:-rnon Ruth Amu-ll lwunora llnhurkn Nancy Bair Palsy Baird G1-orgv linker Arthur linrkluy , Rugs-r llnrron Paul liantaich Larry lhigoniu K1-nnvth lluntz Douglas llighum Donna liillheimcr M1-lvin llowman Carolyn Iirnhmsky Lanny Brick Virsziniu Broth:-rn Viruiniu liroush llwiszhl lirown Jnmi-14 llrown liirhnrd Brown Earl liutlvr Milly liullvr Uharlvn Curolvn Tom Catalina liruc-v Clark Carole- Com-Lin Olivvr Conn li:-tty Conty l'hylliN Corn:-lius Ruy Cornelius H1-len Craig l'aul Cree Dirk Dillon 3' lflmily Dombrowsky Fm-lix Dombrowsky hr WL 1 Fliilfxl ,f ,l s ,4 y L J' 1 ' fa . ir we r. 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X 7th GRADERS Marie Doyle Robert Edwards William Fry Shirley Fulmer Ellis Galley Marsha Geckle Donna Gelet Allen Geska Ruth Gibbons Ross Gratzinger James Hensley Robert Jakubek Hazel Keefer Louise Kellaway Donna Keslar John King Mona Jean King Wayne King William Cain Robert Leighty Phyllis Lind Mary Lint Phyllis McBeth Shirley McBeth Maxine McCarty Dolores Miller Robert Moore Janet Mosch Dolores Myers Duane Nagy Fred Alderfer Glenda Overly Bernice Peterson Donald Poole Emma Pritts Anna Prucy Marlene Ray Gilbert Ridenour John Ritz Marsraret Roadman Richard Schmitz Larry Shurer Richard Secrist Edna Shallenberger Margaret Shaw Darlene Shipley Joyce Shirer Howard Shultz Shirley Silsley Kenneth Silsley Danny Smith Carol Snyder Duane Snyder Karen Solomon Ray Stoner Lenora Thomas Nadine Tice Theresa Verostko Rosalice Voight Sara Walsh Carl Walton Arthur Zelmore Sandra Zimmerman KH F og: ff: KK YEARBOOK STAFF J. Walton, D. Quartz, A. Vw-rostko. Mr. Hough, R. Sofnric. D. Pytlak, E. Stanynn, U. Mye-rs. 1. Stvpansky, L. Sherman, L. Ingram. G. Rualnivk. M, Brurluk. li. Finlih-y, G. lic-rg, I . Sutur, T. Eiche-r. IS. Pinskvy. D. Muha, J. Shullx lwrprer. Miss Pfoutz. L. Bruwn, N. Shively, M. Bryaw, P. Martin, C. Kunzlm-r. VARSITY CLUB Mr. Frethy, R. Soforic, D. Begonia. IC. Stanyon, B. Myers, Mr. Smith. P. Summy. R. Millvr, D. Pytlak, A. St0kf'1', L. Ingram, J. Grm-on, A. Miller, V. Long-ks, M. Trout, W. Etlinxz, W. Kan-zmarek, J. Gibbons. 36 JUNIOR PLAY CAST I'. lin:-mlxivl. 5. Luv. il. Hari IJ. liivhf-r J. llmlrki--f. J. l,ln4-In-rry N. Iiixfhunx h. Sutvl' .l. Amlvrsull lb. l ish:-I' K. Illulxlkiws 5, Whiuhnm N. Ritz A. Iiurln-r V. lhum- TRI-HI-Y ll. Hnlrhlun M. Ih-l':m:'k A, liurln-r A. H rn-aku l'. Qunrlz K'. VV4-:u'hv M. Iirmlnk M. lfmlu M. lmisku l'. Slwvrs l'. Um-xnllivlx IP. Qunrt z M. Hrynn li. Pinska-y f.. llvry K., IM-n l z N. Surinw-r PI. Huslmnfl 11. lfllllur-th V. l.ivinl!slun S. Snydvr M. Shannon I.. lhfntfull M. M:-Ilun ll. Johnsun A. Sirwu IC. Plrlxu- ll. K1-llnwuy G. K1-slnr A. MVIS:-HI S. Wnltnn Mrs. l urll l:lrn S. Whiuhuf- 'f Zimme-rmnn R. .luhllclnvl K. Hmhlkisu 4. W1-ewhv Miss Hirmmn I . Suu-r H, Fimlloy li. Uukos ID. 'l'rmm S. Suu-r 5. Luv:- I.. lirown K I 0-Q.. xxx . S.. f ' , 'N X ,gh 37 BAND Front Row : Labosky Stoner Ruth Johnston Simmons Bastaich Nagy Bair Back Row: Myers Weisel Eicher Fry Potoka Fox Quartz Lineberry Kalp Front Row: Bigham Ritz Fisher Shaffer Love Batchko Whigham R. Gratzinger Solomon Back Row: Shaw Hodgkiss Bills D. Gratzinger Rozell Fisher R. Gratziniror Fry Front Row : Kellaway Barber Beranek Brown Suter Bryan Zimmerman Hresko Back Row 1 Reagan Leighty Br-odak Miedel Wick Quartz Edwards Gonda Batchko Shaffer Fisher Love GLEB CLUB Fisher Ruth Quartz Hribul lmhosky Sums-r liastnich Johnson Findlvy I-'. Suu-r S. Sutvr Ilosanick Love Gush-lnm-k Shannon Snyder S. W4-sL'h1- Malonv Silulra Fie-dur C. Wvsvhc- Wawrzynink ln-nsurv S. Nm-lsnn Husband D. N4-lson liarln-r Livingston Conn Uhrupm-ynski lirown Mvlh-th liuirsl Dyn- l'. Porta-r Kavhmun-k F4-nton Shaffa-r llntchkn Kuvzmnra-k Edwards Stun:-r liurnhart, Me-llon Ste-punsk y Rudnick I . Portor Iluyura Ge-ary Curnm-k G luv:-r lie-mmn K1-llawuy Johnston Bryan V. Stuni-r Quartz J. Stnm-r Dillon Spa-4-rs Cunnurd Soforic Walton Tice llills L4-inrhty Davis Kuhn Ritz ll. Grutzinltvr li. Grutzimu-r Huh-s Johnson Fry Shaw lirown Fish:-r Hivhur liiuham R. Gratzinxzvr Wolfe Loucks Cocain McNair Roznll Baldwin M. Brodak Oulu-s llrvsko Troup Walsh Wutkiss Collins r 5, 'ing Crousm- Shivu-ly Mic-dvl Wivk ll. Bronluk Mvilluy Fox l.liruduk Johnson Hn-ph-r Myvrs Pinskvy 39 ff 5 No. 31 15 18 29 23 24 27 SENIORS Name Soforic Begonia Myers Stanyon Gibbons Green Pytlak Nickname Eaglebeak Triple-threat Pinpoints Mail Pouch Cowchasei' Smoky Coach SOPHOMORES: Whigham, Ridenour, Loucks, Rose, Mullin. Borza, Klocek, Cocain. Hobson, McNair. JUNIORS: Ganter, Broush, Kaczmarek, Kooser. Stoker, Pritchard, Miller. .tina SCHEDULE E. H. H. S. Opponent 0 ........,... South Huntingdon .,.... 6 6 ,,.,,.,., ,Hurst ..... ...,., 2 5 O, .,., ,,,Dunbar .. 6 0 .,.,, ....., R amsay ..,..... .25 7 ...... Sewickley ,... ,619 14 ...., Penn Twp. ....,..,.,..,..,.. 26 25 .,,... Washington Twp. ...... 6 12 .,..., , .West Newton . ,,,..,... ...13 0 .........,.. Scottdale .,.,,....... ......... 6 0 ...... Youmawuofl ,,,,., .,,...,.,. 1 9 VARSITY Qian -AA A i JUNIOR VARSITY Ovi-rly, Lyons, Vrinkvy, Guntor, Stepanic, Falla, Guzy, King. Mc'Lc-an, Bi-ntz, Amlvrson, Catalina, Livingston, Hilvs, llilling COACHES F11-tliy, C'raxvi'o1'4l, Smith. .QV MANAGERS Baird, G. Bollinger, Lehman Findlay, E. B0lling'ei', Mullin 41 N-ff' VARSITY SQUAD Front Row: Mr. Smith, Soforic, Cocain, Ingram, Summy, Stanyon, Loucks Back Row: Cole fMg1'.J, Kaczmarek, Etlinpg, Miller, Myers, Bollinger fMg'1'.J Who's behind the ball? Jump ball. 42 Q , M ' -f ,. ,I - 1 ,,..,. -5 ,...A. 'iff' N74 JUNIOR VARSITY SQUAD Front Row: Mr. Crawford, Overly, R. Gratzinger, Whigham, Ganter, McNair, Loucks Back Row: Guzy, Baldwm, Myers, Facla, D. Gratzingrer, Bentz, Cocain. Mad Scramble. 1'n the Bucket, 43 5 ' . ,.- 1 :M :gtg J -.. . I' --.1 W -r , -r V 1 . Y , 0 . - YN ' , it W- 3 fy' N. U . 4 , A Q I-'ff Q 'f L ' - , - . ' . i ji l. That madman is upflairsl Qi. Anna M4-lh-th. ll, I ph-shrv alla-5:iam'v ...... if. Il's Im-ala-al In-uw-I T. Gail lh-mx. lil. Jam- Walton. fl, Hur 1-arly nmrniuu fri--mir.. N llnlurvs Quartz. 154. Harry M51-rs. 1. I.:-ur-mls in 111-hiuux, Ev, Sm-h rnthusiasml ll. Maryzara-1 linnlznk, 7. Hurlmara Ifimlle-y. IH. Um-rw-lta Group. 15. Max- and Mary Jam-. 45 Prophecy of the Class of 1951 One warm sunny afternoon during the year of 1971, I was walking aimlessly down a dusty lane, when 1' spied a large apple tree just a few feet ahead of me. The thick branches spread out so invitingly that l decided to stop and rest awhile. As I sat there, silently staring into space, I became aware that I was being watched. Then suddenly, without warning, I was surrounded by tiny elves who kept dancing around me. Finally four others came toward me, each holding a corner of a silken rug. Before I knew what was happening, they lifted me up and placed me on the rug and'I was whisked away into the air. After riding for what seemed to be a short distance, I felt the rug suddenly stop. Far below I beheld the football game of the year. Who was that coaching the team? Why, it was Darrel Begonia. He seemed to be bawling out someone. It couldn't be, but it was. It was the top Iiight center of the Chicago Bears, Barry Myers. Oh! The rug was moving again. I was now sailing over New York City. In the distance could be seen the giant Stepansky Five and Ten Cent Store owned by Miss Cecelia Stepansky. Below me were the shimmering lights of the Metropolitan Opra House which was curently starring Miss Barbara lrindley, the sensational new star of Inner Planet Music Associations. Many celebrities were going to see her. There was Thelma Eicher, winner of the American Poetry Award of 1970. Striding across the street was Senator Daniel Pytlak of Pennsylvania. Next came the great mathematician, Andrew Verostko, and his associate Joe Yurechko, owner of the Jet Mobile factory in Mount Pleasant, Pa. At the next instance l' was almost hit by a jet space ship. No wonder, the pilots were East Huntingdon's new shop teachers Ed Lambing and Glen Cavanaugh. Then the elves told me that we were going to Washington, D. C., where our first woman president, Velma Leighty, was being inaugurated. She was being sworn in by the Chief Justic, George Labosky. We passed over the beautiful capitol and were now going faster than sound. Oops! we nearly collided with one of the towers of a huge castle on the top of a hill. Here all was peaceful and serene for a great mind fbetter known as James Kearneyj was at work on atomic research. My, what a prosperous town we were nearing. Its mayor, Leroy Sherman, was conferring with his chief of police, Don Rich, about the current crime wave in the city. Of course, the telephone operator, Sally Brown, made sure she had every thing mentally placed. On the edge of the city was a large church from which strains of organ music reached my ears. I directed the elves to lower the rug so that I could peek through the partly opened door. There at the organ sat Charlotte Kunzler. All of a sudden a great booming voice startled me. It was Jack Gibbons preaching one of his famous sermons. In the front pew sat Mr. and Mrs. Paul Toth and their twelve children. I soon heard a quartette singing from' the balcony. I looked up and there stood Mike Ceidro, first tenor, Richard Dye, second tenor, Jos- eph Green, baritone, and Kenneth Snyder, bass. This program was also being televised. A few minutes later we were in Chicago. As we passed by one of the sky- scrapers, I hurriedly glanced into one of the top-story windows. What a luxurious office! There at the desk sat the great business tycoon, Richard Hough. His secre- tary, Gayle Berg, surely looked sharp in her new 1970 look. Gee! a car went whiz- zing through the loop. It was Josephine Wawrzyniak and Ann McBeth speeding toward the baseball park. Soon I had another thrill. I was now in Hollywood where a new technicolor film was being filmed. The show was called My Heart is Dripping for You and starred Vernon Kooser and Lillian Chrapcynski. On another lot pictures were being taken of seven great athletes: Lefty Soforic, baseball king 3 Gail Bentz, roller skating queen, Dolores Muha, high wire artist, Janet Sullenberger, girls' basketball champion 5 46 Jean Shallenberger, tennis star, Frances Suter, great acrobatic starg and Ernie Stan- yon, track star. We were now entering San Francisco where a new luxury liner had just docked. Going aboard was the Power's model, Dolores Costelnock. Her gorgeous dress was designed by Dolores Quartz. Also boarding the ship was Andrew Vincent, a missionary to Africa, Genevieve Rudnick, orator and writer, and Nell Sultzer, interior decorator for a New York firm. Soon, to my surprise, I found that we were nearing an airport in France where a rocket was about to take off. The pilot, Dean Strohm, and his co-pilot, Eugene Myers, had just started the atomic motor. The radio man, Herbert Ohler, signaled them to delay the take-on' because the French interpreter, Larry Ingram, was late. As soon as he arrived, Nancy Shively, the stewardess, assisted him into the plane. Two of his fellow passengers were Janet Fretts and Jane Walton, win- ners of home-makers' prizes all over the world. Also on the plane was Phyllis Martin, now married to a man of English nobility. On the opposite side of the airport was the greatest hospital in France where we could see Dr. Barbara Pinskey checking her supplies as she was about to go out on a new case. The hospital was quite spacious. In room number 17 lay Roy Felgar, the most critical patient in the hospital. Roy's private nurse, Margaret Brodak, was holding his hand QI-Iis was a heart disease, you knowl. I' felt a sudden lurch and glanced swiftly at my rug. To my horror, I saw that it was unraveling. It would no longer hold me. I felt myself slipping into space faster and faster, until I landed with a thud under a large tree. The rug was gone! I didn't even see a thread. And the elves, where were they? Oh dear! could it be that I had been dreaming? MILLY BRYAN S 'fixbgt 'iii' 47 Class Will We, the Seniors of the Class of 1951, being of sound minds and bodies, do, hereby declare this to be our last will and testament. Darrell Begonia wills his left half back position to Vinton Loucks . . . Gail Bentz leaves her roller skates to Joanne Myers . . . Gayle Berg bequeaths her know how to Bob Findley . . . Margaret Brodak leaves her forward position on the basketball squad to Gladys Edwards . . . Luella Brown leaves her place as first saxaphone player to Arlene Barber . . . Milly Bryan bequeaths her second soprano voice to Larry Kalp . . . Glen Cavanaugh wills Jack Broush his seat in Room 6 . . . Mike Ceidro's love for the girls is left to Charles Rose . . . Lillian Chrapcynski wills her devilishness to Dorothy Poole . . . Dolores Costelnock leaves her Hurst class ring to the safe keeping of Mary Ellen Mellon . . . Richard Dye leaves all the hammers and nails in wood shop to Charles Coughenour . . . Thelma Eicher wills her poetical talent to Martha Conn'. . . Roy Felgar regretfully leaves his lathe to Wayne Etling . . . Barbara Findley's soprano voice is willed to Florence Soforic . . . Janet Fretts leaves the F. H. A. presidency to any worthy Junior . . . Jack Gibbons' bashfulness is left to Wendell Kooser . . . Joe Green bequeaths his football ability to Andy Fada . . . Richard Hough's fear of women is passed on to George Croushore . . . Larry Ingram leaves his height to Jack Zimmerman . . . James Kearney wills his French vocabulary to Tom Baird . . . Vernon Kooser's ability as an actor is left in the tender care of John Hodgkiss . . . Charlotte Kunzler's love for dill pi-ckles is given to Ellen Jean Hodge . . . Edgar Lambing wills his spelling ability to Fred Terhorst . . . George Labosky leaves Mr. Griffith to the Junior class . . . Velma Jean Leighty wills her place in the cafeteria to anyone worthy of it . . . Phyllis Martin leaves to Lenora Bahurka her natural curls . . . Anna McBeth wills her letter writing ability to Margaret Haney . . . Dolores Muha's solid geometry desk is left to Mary Ann Latsko . . . Barry Myers wills his center position in football to Ronnie Ridenour . . . Eugene Myers' P. D. talks are handed over to Don Myers . . Herbert Ohler leaves his fighting tactics to Mr. Davis . . . Barbara Pinskey leaves all her giggles to Mary Catherine Fada . . . Dan Pytlak bequeaths his left guard position- to Pat Klocek . . . Dolores Quartz wills her book of excuses and elibis to all who need it . . . Don Rich leaves his shop ability to Nick Ritz . . . . Genevieve Rudnick wills the lines and drawings in her Geometry book to Mr. Frethy . . . Jean Shallcnberger leaves her seat in Room 10 to Arnold Davis . . . Leroy Sherman wills his F. F. A. presidency to Bill Hodgkiss . . . Nancy ShiVely's cheerleader position is left to Carolyn Wesche . . . Kenneth Snyder's Chemistry book is donated to Keith Solomon . . . Robert Soforic wills his athletic ability to Dale Whigham . . . Ernest Stanyon happily gives his English place to Alvin Stoker . . . Cecelia Stepansky wills the balance in the Senior Class treasury to the class which needs it . . . Dean Strohm's seat in Health class is willed to Jim Suter . . . Janet Sullenberger leaves her basketball position to Nancy Crouse . . . Nell Sultzer wills her position as head cheerleader to Gladys Walsh . . . Frances Suter's trombone is left in the tender care of Jean Fry . . . Paul Toth leaves his machine in the shop to Maurice Lowe . . . Andrew Verostko wills his conceit to a modest Junior . . . . Andrew Vincent leaves his Solid Geometry book to the one who finds it . . . Jane Walton wills the Snow Queen crown to the most deserving girl in the Junior Class . . . Josephine Wawrzyniak leavesher Hurst class ring to Shirley Wesche . . . Joe Yurechko kindly wills the machine shop teacher to George Stepanic. Witnesses: VIRGINIA PFOUTZ, RALPH HOUGH. ew 48 l COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE At Your Friendly Home Bank 13311 iii FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SCOTTDALE SCOTTDALE, PENNA. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member Federal Reserve System I , l9lI T- l95I A span of forty years service to East Huntingdon Township and Scottdale Borough is a record we are justly proud of. Your continued patronage made this record possible and we thank you. -lift- CLEMENT KROPF F YOUR JEWELER DEPENDABLE FOR FORTY YEARS Scottdale 49 THE LOUCKS HARDWARE COMPANY Scottdale, Pa. Phone 289 EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE Starline Barn Equipment Myers Electric Pumps DeI..aval Milkers and Separators Field and Garden Seeds Fertilizer Insecticides Dutch Boy and Lawrence Paints Majestic Coal and Gas Ranges O. M. Scott Lawn Seed THE LOUCKS HARDWARE COMPANY Scottdale, Pa. Connellsville, Pa. Uniontown, Pa. Iii III DeMUTH'S FLOWERS 8 North Broadway Scottdale, Pa. III Iii 50 SAVE FOR THE FUTURE III OPEN A SAVINGS ACCOUNT and LET IT GROW UP WITH YOU 111 MOUNT PLEASANT STATE BANK MOUNT PLEASANT, PA. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation DEPOSITS INSURED UP TO 310,000 n1... Congratulations to the Graduates Iii THOMAS A. LEWELLYN POST NO. 240 51 SERVICES Buttonholes Covered Buttons Covered Belts Hemstitching Notions Needles and Supplies SEW-GEM ,.,I .. l 1 I l In tl Guaranteed repairs on all makes of sewing machines and vacuum cleaners. 1- PM PRECISION BUILT QUICK START-STOP BOBBIN WINDER FULL SIZE HEAD EASY THREADING DARNING FEATURE FORWARD-REVERSE STITCH REGULATOR COMPLETE ATTACH- MENTS LIFETIME GUARAN- TEE Low down payment and easy terms on au1roNHoLsR AVAILABLE any machine or cleaner. COSIC SEWING CENTER 203 Main Street Mount Pleasant, Pa. Phone 2637 BECK K-F MOTOR SALES 206 Market Street Phone 652 Scottdale, Pa KAISER-FRAZER HENRY-J REO TRUCKS OUR FOOD IS GOOD OUR SERVICE FINE Come to COZY CORNER oun HOSPITALITY SHINES 52 KENDI SLAG COMPANY ALL slzlzs OF CRUSHED SLAG Phone, Scottdale 498 Scottdale, PH PRITTS FEED MILL, Inc. FEED AND FARM SUPPLIES CASE - NEW IDEA IMPLEMENTS Phone 2525 Mount Pleasant, Pa Compliments of SHAF F ER CHEVROLET 121 Diamond Street Mount Pleasant, Pa. CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE Compliments of POSNER'S CREDIT JEWELERS IN MOUNT PLEASANT SINCE 1900 53 SHOP FOR ALL YOUR FOOD NEEDS WL f pl 3? At Our Completely Stocked 'PQ' CIOVERFARM p Sronrs Quality, Economy, Fresh Flavor . . . Plus Service and Convenience RUFFSDALE WELDING 8: AUTO REPAIR CO. E. J. NAGY, Owner ELECTRIC AND ACETYLENE WELDING Official Inspection Station DEALER IN STEEL - MADE TO ORDER 24-Hour Towing Service Phone Mount Pleasant 3193 Enjoy K I S T BEVERAGES Bottled by WESTMORELAND BOTTLING COMPANY Greensburg, Pa. GREENE ELECTRIC COMPANY Your Westinghouse Dealer in Mount Pleasant, Pa. ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES -- LIGHTING FIXTURES Wiring and Repairs for All Electric Appliances RADIOS WASHERS IRONERS REFRIGERATORS R. C. A. TELEVISION 54 Compliments of SCOTTDALE MACHINE, F OUNDRY AND CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Everson, Pa. HS MORRIS GOES SU WIS Tlll FASHION' SMART CLOTHES PRETTY SHOP Q FOR MEN S FOR WOMEN SCOTTDALE FOR THIRTY YEARS WE HAVE SERVED YOU WITH QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS MEADOW BROOK FARM DAIRY J. R. WOOD, Owner PASTEURIZED, CREAMY RICH AND CHOCOLATE MILK Churned Buttermilk, Cottage Cheese, Coffee Cream, Whipping Cream PUR-PAK Single Service Containers are now available from the milkman. Phone 2826 R. D. No. 3, Mount Pleasant, Pa. H. F. UBER AND SONS Roormc - sl-:EET METAL woRK Coal, Gas, Oil Fired Furnaces Winter Air Conditioning Phone 41 Scottdale, Pa. 55 GEORGE M. FERGUSON Funeral Director SCOTTDALE, PA. 'Personal Service' HOME OF NATIONALLY ADVERTISED WATCHES LEVINSON JEWELERS 113 Pittsburg Street Scottdale, Pa. CREDIT AT NO EXTRA COST LAUGHREY AND SONS, Agents 22315 Pittsburg Street Scottdale, Pennsylvania Phone 846 H. W. SCHILDKAMP --Printing- Publisher-The Scottdale Review OVERHOLT BLDG. Phone 73-J Scottdale, Pa 56 STELLA'S CLEANING :Sz TAILORING FRANK J. STELLA STORE AND PLANT 217 Pittsburg Street Phone 168 Scottdale, Pa. Altering - Dyeing - Water Proofing - Sizing - Fur Storage No Item Too Small or Too Delicate For Us To Process Compliments HAYDEN POTATO CHIP COMPANY Tarrs, Pa. Once You Try You Will Always Buy Phone: Mount Pleasant 6057 Compliments STRAND THEATRE AIR CONDITIONED Scottdale, Pennsylvania MOVIES ARE BETTER THAN EVER 1889 . . . Good Then Better Now . . . 1951 MURPHY'S Funeral Directors Furniture Scottdale 57 e 8.2 CU. FT. unv ws: noon ,feed el yew kitchen when this gle hg beenny uneven hl We the lu! er In I velvlgerelerl REFRIGERA H e In IJ eu. Ov. .Nea yes Ya neu Mefege space than men ulrlg evefeu occupying me some lieev areal BEAUTIFUL! ,..-.... f54SIlS4!f.:':.m1:g: The General Eleclric Monogram an any appliance is your ouur- ance that the lines! engineering, styling, rueorch and monufoc- luring know-how have gone inlo that appliance-to give you long yearn of dependable service. YOU CAN PUT YOUR CONFIDENCE IN GENERAL ELECTRIC noun , mourns f E i Y f 559-950105219-95' I , , L AAA A I i R! I W I - .. i ,I . -ie' - , E -, - - , , ' 5, Kazaa. A ' ' ' Z Xu ,I 5 ' be-z If , X ' il ' . 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KEARNEY 767 West Main St. Mount Pleasant Phone 2619 THE NUT SHOP HOME MADE ICE CREAM AND CANDIES 141 West Crawford Avenue 234 Pittsburg Street Connellsville, Pa. Scottdale, Pa. O'HANLON'S DRY CLEANING 3-HOUR ssnvlcz PHONE SCOTTDALE 690 . . . WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER KELLY PONTIAC 231 South Broadway Phone 82 Scottdale, Pa. 59 LAWRENCE A. REHANEK JACK W. GUNSALLUS -l Reliable Drugs and Prescriptions -l 644 Main Street Phone 2330 Mount Pleasant, Pa. KATHRYN KALP INSURANCE AGENCY Room 7, State Bank Building Mount Pleasant, Pa. PENN THEATRE Mount Pleasant IT'S MOVIE TIME ALL THE TIME V. ROSSO, FLORIST k Flowers of Distinction 218 Washington Street Mount Pleasant, Pa. Always Something New ALEX GHANTOUS Department Store for Smart Shoppers 515 Main Street Phone 2850 Mount Pleasant, Pa. SCRABOT WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS Candy - Tobacco - Cigarettes - Novelties - Potato Chips Phone 2208 337 Main Street Mount Pleasant, Pa. J. B. THOMPSON GARAGE GENERAL REPAIRING AND ACCESSORIES --All Work Guaranteed-1 GAS AND OIL Ruffsdale, Pa. ANN 'S BEAUTY SHOPPE t ANTOINETTE STELLA, Prop'r. Specializing in ALL TYPES OF PERMANENT WAVES 219 Pittsburg Street Phone 964 Scottdale, Pa. 60 J. C. PENNEY COMPANY, Inc. Ready-To-Wear and Shoes For Every Member of the Family Mount Pleasant, Pa. YOU WILL ALWAYS BE PLEASED with QUALITY, SERVICE AND PRICE . at the C A N D Y L A N D Mount Pleasant, Pa. SAM LEVIN FURNITURE COMPANY 600 Main Street Phone 2557 Mount Pleasant, Pa. W. F. SMITH HARDWARE SUPPLY COMPANY 524 Main Street Mount Pleasant, Pa. B. P. S. PAINT NORGE APPLIANCES Phone 2471 BEST WISHES DORN PHARMACY 616 West Main Street Mount Pleasant, Pa. NEW ELECTRIC RECAPPING! at FREDIS TIRE SHOP 757 Main Street Phone 2505 Mount Pleasant RUBYANN BEAUTY SHOPP'E PERMANENT WAVE SPECIALISTS RUBY WISSINGER KING, Prop'r. 211 Pittsburg Street Phone 247 Scottdale, Pa. SCOTTDALE WALLPAPER AND PAINT STORE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINTS The Home of Quality Wallpaper Radios Refrigerators Ranges 227 and 420 Pittsburg St. Phone 332-J Scottdale, Pa. 61 S. DANCA Grocery Store 900 Pittsburg Street Scottdale, Pa. CLASSIC SHOE HOSPITAL DAN ROSELL, Proprietor Where East Huntingdon Has Shoes Repaired 6 Church Street Mount Pleasant Congratulations to the Graduates of 1951 GORDON'S The Wallpaper and Paint Shopping Center of Scottdale and Vicinity 320-322 Pittsburg Street Phone 301-J See C. R. BRADLEY COMPANY For Your New Radio or TV Set Admiral Radio-TV-Refrigerator-Motorola-Car and Home Sets MOVIE-CLEAR SYLVANIA TELEVISION 225 Pittsburg Street Scottdale, Pa. DELUCA'S TAILORING 8: DRY CLEANING 140 Pittsburg Street Scottdale, Pa. Compliments of JAQUETTE JEWELRY STORE 734 Main Street Mount Pleasant HARTMAN MAYTAG COMPANY Maytag Appliances - Ranges - Electric Refrigerators 705 W. Main Street Phone 6421 Mount Pleasant LARRY'S JEWELRY WATCHES - DIAMONDS - WATCH REPAIRING 10 North Broadway Phone 1113-M Scottdale, Pa. 62 PIANOS, RADIOS, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS REFRIGERATORS, RANGES, HOME APPLIANCES HIGGINS MUSIC 8: APPLIANCE COMPANY R. C. A. TELEVISION 203 Pittsburg Street Phone 331 Scottdale, Pa. HURST'S DEPARTMENT STORE Scottdale, Pa. SUN FURNITURE COMPANY Complete Furnishings for the Home 213-15 Pittsburg Street Phone 1140 Scottdale, Pa. OSTERWISE GROCERY AND DAIRY BAR Full Line of Groceries and Hagan Ice Cream Open Sundays Scottdale, Pa. GEORGE SALOOM COMPLETE OUTFITTERS Men - Women - Children BEST STORE FOR VALUES Mount Pleasant, Pa. C. 81 C. Manufacturing 8: Builders' Supply Co. 1Old Brewery Site! Tarrs, Pa. LUMBER - MILLWORK - CUSTOM BUILT BIRCH KITCHENS Phone: Mount Pleasant 2624 REGA'S TAILOR SHOP Mount Pleasant, Pa. GEORGE and CUNNINGHAM Hardware HOTPOINT APPLIANCES LUCAS PAINTS Phone: 3231 Mount Pleasant, Pa. 63 ATLANTIC SERVICE STATION C. B. WOOD, Mgr. ACCESSORIES LUBRICATION CAR WASHING 204 North Broadway Scottdale FOR YOUR CLOTHING AND SHOES MARKS and SON Scottdale, Pa. Phone 305 MILLER'S Where Everyone Shops with Conlidencen 137-39 Pittsburg Street Scottdale, Pa. KEPNER MOTOR COMPANY DeSOTO - PLYMOUTH HOTPOINT APPLIANCES Sales - Service 220 Pittsburg Street BECK TRUCKING COMPANY CONTRACT HAULING TRUCKS - BUSES Phone 652 or 610 206 Market Street Scottdale, Pa. Say it with Flowers MOUNT PLEASANT FLORAL EDWIN A. SWINK, Prop'r. 208 S. Diamond Street Phone 2679 Mount Pleasant, Pa. THIS ANNUAL WAS PRINTED BY The Scottdale Printing Company Publishers of Q THE INDEPENDENT-OBSERVER Qs Phone 204 Job Printing 1 'X ERN pg 5-'W' Q7 Q lg., w 1 f '. 4 Y' F rf :Elw- Q ,mi ff . Q 175 ., , wi' g 1' th-f-iff -T ,- 2.- --MSI , W'.'aL'f-f,,5'y'1' .1 'F A Q- 'Q:i 1.?. , .IJ ai x,,EQl,u. I-L 4- '.l... --. .xW,-A-.ff .51 . L. - 12' Eff- mg.,-' -ru, ,. . 1!f.. 5 3 ' 3- Fig: r' g.-ya-6 4- -, ' 4,-. , --is ., V, I,,,. ..,- - - '53, , ' i 'Si ' . 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