East McKeesport High School - East Port Yearbook (East McKeesport, PA)
- Class of 1949
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V 75: ' ?,i:Y?,a,Lf1 'rf ggi Y Q71 7 f f, fe 4 fkifvif i t 'Q F51 of 'f ' eeee ffj'44'zff7L22'fi, ' ' 1' v ' n'ffqg. ef ff, ' eggs,-:ff 4, 1 7l37 fpj':,ZQ 'V 174 - ig ff -1 K of .e -eff If U HE W ll HD yfg6 f,, ' A ,AQTFE3 i l if-ff i 7, ' 5 ' 'fa 3 4' gQf - ,,,- gggsgg e 13,1 fi 5 , '!,,,1.- ff-'ffme We, the senior class ot '49, have gathered ifft ff ' N 124115 'I ff g f-ljjfib g c g iff' together the high points ot our tour years in -.Qi V fairer' . ij'?Y-swf-fi . ff, H: ' 7 f-- 'i3f '5ii East McKeesport High School and bound them as ' ff g ,- in this book with the hope that some day atter r ' 4k W fi 1Tiff4-i . . . ,Y---f-ff Y -f'-es ,f YYV' - ' .,-fW---- graduation we may reopen it an-d relive the Qrgjfjj-E ,-is 1, QAM X' Clif, j' ,, ffjjj countless ioys we had: the thrills ot the toot- 'jff2fff?lfe li , . C' gf, ball, basketball, an-d baseball games: the re- as WX!g j' Qgffj hearsing ot the junior play: the preparation ' i'LT:?s'f'-r gggv f t ee- a-4,-gggk, V and excitement ot the proms. And perhaps 1, 11121 ' fl o so reading between the lines, we may recall the Q fjjjiggvlx E j. ff little things that brightened our days, the ee H427 im-Q22 classroom antics, the movies in assembly, and ,ce fame- e e - if Stir?--KSX. . . . Y- X X. s' ' 'fr' f' sf -'-' - --- --f-- - the cramming for exams. Lingering over the C -gg Qffie, e -e e ,xg class pictures, we may laugh quietly to our- g xrmxseeffiiifgy ,N C- fee-.gategsg ' selves over the change in appearance ot some as 1 1 f M' ot our friends. Although this book with its C X,f f wealth ot memories may prove a little dull to others, to us it will always be a priceless pos- session. f WW, 4 x iii I f fl e eeee e e all gs! ,42e.,x 'rf 'W' 7 sf -- --eenfie-,ag QQ X ' 73x 33,4 X 'llfiir C444 ' ' ' ' fffi V, K , ', 611- 'Fra ' -, N WYiYW x ff--fvlj slr- ' 5-so 'Z E- 'N li W Y , rx 41 X' If ' ' at ,.eggg1gi, 2 Hx . W 'f-is 4T '15 1 E Q, 5 w fig ..,.:., .. ,.f- S.. M M Q My A x M W 1 5 fs -In gr' -dl SEHUUL PHESENTS THE 1949 EAST PUHT EAST MEHEESPUHT PENNSYLVANIA UUH TUW East McKeesport. situated on cx beau- tiful plateau overlooking the Turtle Creek Valley. is very dear and close to all our hearts. Early records show that East Mc- Keesport was a part of a tract called Scanderoon, an Indian name. At its early stage ol growth, there were no good roads nor exceptional means of travel. The old Greensburg Turnpike lnow the Lincoln Highway? gave ac- cess to the outside world. It was com- mon to see a herd of sheep or oxen being driven along the highway which was then a sea of mud. Travel- ers passing through East McKeesport would change horses here at the crossroads and then go on with their journey. Life was very simple then, but the simplicity of it all has made our town a typical American town. Today our town has grown into a residential dis- trict, housing families of industrial workers. Here the early inhabitants lived and shared their joys and sorrows, and here we live to carry on the yester- days, todays, and tomorrows ot OUR TOWN. 1 ,Wi For-fffl1,'i.'QiC-f Q-it, a - ef-1 ff' ff f no Z E .5 X 7 U ' X lrzxll Us v L Z AA XXX 'X an . , 4, xxx X Il ff : QV 1-Q,-all f4 fgal eg Y 4--J rf? '+f u 'S N if K ff fr MA ki X x f H s s f' l I f' A lx A K I l 'ga - ks Te. s t 'isa Zi . ' 4: .QTAX 4 l- J -,Zig 1175 DEHIII TIUW f il- Y We, the class of 1949. dedic-ate this book to the courageous and pioneering spirit of 1849'ers and to the hope that we, the 1949 gradu- ates of East Mclfeesport Highf School, might continue to exempli- fy those qualities as we venture in- to an unknown future. Youth needs this spirit to meet the perplexing problems and uncertainties of the age. Since the bombing of Hiroshi- ma the future has seemed insecure, for the fear of an atomic war has loomed large on the horizon several times. Yet there are so many prom- ising fields ot invention and devel- opment that we must look past the world's darkness into the rays ot light and hope wherein lie our hopes and dreams for the future. Today is still oursg the fate of to- morrow lies with us. We must be willing and able to answer as did a wise man long ago. When asked what he would do if he were told he was to die at sunset that day, he said, I would finish hoeing my garden. We, too, must go on hoe- ing our gardens and living our lives to the best that is in us. HUAHIJ UP SIIHIJIJL IJIHEETUHS Each ot us recognizes the wisdom and under- standing displayed by the Board ot School Directors. They have provided a suitable education that has prepared us to take a creditable place in the world. Not only did they give us an adequate educational program, but they also tried to improve the facilities We already had. Each an outstanding, respected citizen, although busy with other Work, took time to see that we were starting out on the right pathway in lite. Having given their time and efforts so freely, the tribute we pay them now is well deserved. The class ot '49 Wishes to commend them for their services to us and to the community. All Mr. F. Clyde Gumbert Vice-President Mr. Roland C. Rehrer President Mr. Charles R. L. Rasel Secretary Mr. Louis P. Elwell Mr. Harry C. May Dr, H, C, Hackman ADMINISTHATIUN Mr. I. P. Runk Supervising Principal Mr. I. P. Bunk has been a true friend to us for many years. His interest has encompassed and enriched our lives. VVith wise counsel and patient understanding, Mrs. Iosephine M. Muir has helped us to solve our own problems, both vocational. and personal. Efficiency and charm personify Miss Mildred Gillis through whose capable hands pass the varied secretarial duties of our school. Mrs. losephine M. Muir Assistant Supervising Principal and High School Principal Miss Mildred Gillis Secretary to the Administrative Q S tall Row 1: Frances Burke Iones, Lucille Kleber Cantini, Car l D oyn uvall Lelfler, Helffoole Swauger, Ruth Houser, Garnet Grove. Row 2: Vernon Boyles, Merlyn Iones, Iane- Field Tay- lor, Elizabeth Ann Condron, Ianet Thomas, Edward Miller, Naomi Sayers, Irene Barchie Suddaby, Betty Hilliard, William Meise, Harold Arnold. 2.2 'y iq FACULTY X 5 r THE YIEIEHS -1'i5JtfiPf'f.gZii'f f f '? ' ' f f ,537 'fmgrf -- 1 ,L A . wg f ,f wg -' X f T K - ' x 2 -'iw ,' 4 -7 ' , - , g -,,- 5 3'.:,f ,',' ,.x . is Y XX? f-N5 -: - ll t -. - . f g 5' ' fxl5 X, 'llfiffffs K ,Tw 'f . - ,' ' 'fE,lxI Q' vm, , -L ff-ag - f-f 5 '3L'f X ' x is vista- ff k I -ve, tg' ' N ' ' ' vffif' ,Q ,rx wk- N Q mx xx M NS 2 s X fl V1 J X z fy A K v--. 4 X xxx f' N X xx XX fiiq, fffgi Cv X X B 47, S -,ir . A N L V j YW 'ff' ' il- 7 ., . 7- . f 4' ? 5? , ,JY v J ,- 1 K F fxx, I X I . 3 ., ,X R S, X 5 35 X X 13 Y 47 N ,J x . 5 1 'fer MWA, Y ,ii . 1 ff H1533 'x XM, q x 42 X X A , F , fax X qt 1 X Xi 4 X NS N X X N 1 X X x m N ' v 5' X N 1 ff V' K 1 X wk f Q XX f x 1 J X Y q ' L' 'A f K S f N x X . X f 1 L x I I x.. 'uf fr ' 5' k ,ff 1 X5 EE XX X fl X , ' Z iff x X X I XX .xxx x XX DAVID CRAMER . . . Dave . . . vice-president of senior class . . . flashy end on the football team . . . performed equally well on the baseball diamond . . . president of Key Club . . . gave creditable perform- ance in the junior play . . . hopes to enter college after graduation. ALFRED Tl-IALHEIMER . . . Alf . . . senior class presi- dent and Hi-Y officer . . . tall red-head with a liking for sports . . . a good stu- dent . . . name frequents the honor roll . . . a future engineer. IAMES ALFER . . . Poodle . . . can easily be distin- guished by his walk . . . took active part in band . . . one of our many boys who works in a gas station . . . member of Hi-Y. ANGELINA ALFIERI . . . Angy . . . very studious . . active member of Press Club, Tri-Hi-Y, and girls' chor- us . . . in the cast of the junior play . . . enjoys sports . excellent typist . . . fun to be with. IAMES BAER . . . lim . . . one of the. biggest boys in the class . . . as good natured as he is big . . . always in need of sleep . vegetables and fruit OWU. ROBERT BAKER . . well liked by all . . . . . works hard after school selling wants a produce store of his . Bob . . . quiet personality . . . outstanding on the football field . . . treasurer of Hi-Y . . . hopes to own a garage of his own someday. SYLVIA BASILE . . . Syl . . . one of the three muske- teers . . . very fond of dancing . . . loves potato chips . . . interested in a certain junior boy . . . has a nice smile. WILLIAM BEARD . . . Bill . . . hangs out at a gas sta- tion . . . or at Duquesne . . . known as East's Gene Kru- pa for drum playing . , . always willing to taxi the teachers to and from school. DOLORES FURLONG . . . Dee . . . gives impression of being quiet but is any- thing but , . . third finger, left hand occupied . . . live- ly cheerleader . . . belonged to girls' chorus and Tri-Hi- Y . . . likes to play basket- ball. l IN MEMORIAM BRUCE RUSSELL Asleep in quiet peaceful dreams, We know that he's with friends. Perhaps the day will come when We shall meet him, once again. IACK BECK . . . Becky . . . Harry Iames oi the senior h s ecial fondness lor red hair . . . played class . . . as a p basketball . . . member ol Hi-Y . . . wants to own his own Iactory. DARRELL BERKOBEN . . . Berky . . . member ot band and Hi-Y . . . irequents a service'station . . . drives new Oldsmobile . . . likes to read good books . . . always a big smile tor the girls. ELIZABETH BROWN . . . Betty Ann . . . one of our ' d' t' ished by her long red hair and ma1orettes . . . is mgu ' - h ' man ot the prom committee cheery smile . . . coc air . . . will do good in anything she tries, especially in singing. a friendly active lass IANE CARBINES . . . Ianie . . . , . . . member oi band, chorus. and orchestra . . . always present at Tri-Hi-Y activities . . . portrayed Iulie in the ' ' ccessful junior play . . . helped make the Junior prom su l s the oboe proticiently . . . wants to become a . . . p ay ' ' successful musician. ROSE CARDO . . . Rose . . . concentrates on dancing . . . ham- and baby sitting , . . always has time for delicious has no main ambition . . . loves to roller burgers . . . skate. MARION CHRISTOPHER . . . Cookie . . . cheery hello ' . . always ready for everyone . . . sings alto in chorus . to lend a helping hand at Tri-Hi-Y meetings . . . active member ol IUN-SEN's art staff . . . digests spaghetti easily . . . plans to be a nurse. VIRGINIA CIPRA . . . Ginny . . . a petite lass with a bright personality . . . active member of Tri-Hi-Y. Press Club, band, and assistant pianist in chorus . . . main ambition, to be a nurse and specialize in pediatrics. IEAN CORTRIGHT . . . Peanut . . . the shortest girl in our class . . . lull ot witty replies . . , active member ol chorus and Tri-Hi-Y . . . tries her hand at writing on UN-SEN . . . likes to dance, es- the ieature stait oi I pecially with a sophomore at Iohns Hopkins . . . hopes to enter P.M.l. THOMAS CRAIG . . . Tom . . . one ol the taller boys in the class . . . co-captain ol the iootball team . . . popular member oi basketball and baseball squads . . . member oi Key Club . . . hopes to enter college to continue his education. ADRIENNE CURRY . . . A . . . winning personality . . . many friends . . . one ol our lively cheerleaders has held four-year membership in chorus and Tri- di tant . . . will probably be Mrs. in the not too s iuture. N245 AUDREY FARMER . . . Audrey . . . took part in Tri- Hi-Y, Press Club, Library Club, and girls' chorus . . . also a majorette . . . third linger, left hand occupied . . . likes a good time . . . has the ability to get along well with everyone. WILMA FOWLER . . . Wilma . . . blue eyes, blonde hair, and bright smile . . . an active member of Tri-Hi- Y . . . likes to read while listening to music . . . hopes to be a secretary. IANE FROMMELL . . . Twin . . . one of a well-known pair around school . . . an active member in all musical activities . . . served in many capacities on IUN-SEN . . . likes to participate in all sports, especially basket-, ball . . . spends Sunday afternoons motorcycling . . . wants a job with a good salary. IEAN PROMMELL . . . Twin . . . completes our pair of popular twins . . . flautist in bcmd and orchestra . '. . served as editor of IUN-SEN . . . on the news and art staffs . . . active in Tri-Hi-Y . . . portrayed fx realistic Penny in the junior play . . . plans to continue her art work. DONALD GEBHART . . . Gap . . . shortest boy in the class . . . always smiling or telling jokes . . . member ol Hi-Y . . . enjoys hunting . . . hopes to have a gas station of his own some day. LORENE GRIMM . . . Rene . . . solt-spoken commer- cial . . . active member of chorus and Tri-Hi-Y . . . de- pendable leature writer on IUN-SEN . . . devours ice crecim . . . hopes to advance in the field of missionary wor . ROBERT CZARNECKI . . . Clem . . . likes to work with machinery . . . drives his car around . . . tolerates chemistry . . . ambition, to graduate. LA VERNE DAUGHERTY . . . Doc . . . a very inquisi- tive girl who keeps you in stitches . . . usually running for the 4:30 Wilmerding bus . . . her ambition, to re- ceive a diploma. WILLIAM EICHER . . . Bill . . . a quiet boy with a good word for everyone . . . Hi-Y member . . . claims arguing with Mr. Arnold is his chief hobby . . . likes io tinker with automobiles . . . wants to be a mechanic. NATALIE EREMIC . . . Pinky . . . a quiet student . . . active in chorus and Tri-Hi-Y . . . worked on the prop- erty committee ol the junior play ice and roller skating. . favorite pastimes, S T iq ..... HARRY HAMMER . ... Dicka . . . one of our more quiet students with a big smile . . . likes to draw and bowl . . . cr good man with the chemicals . . . Hi-Y member for two years. HARRY HARDMAN . . . Bud . . . one oi our taller boys . . . always manages to keep things lively during class . . . likes to sleep and day dream . . . thinks Macbeth is a good murder story . . . can't decide what his am- bition is. HARRY HARPER . . . Harp . . . always the one with witty remarks . . . carries the Stars and Stripes in the band . . . Hi-Y member for two years . . . has an eye on being a sailor. AUDREY HILT . . . Audrey . . . noticed in crowds by infectious laughter . . . her specialities, food and blond- haired boys . . . accomplished pianist . . . hopes to con- tinue music career. 'N ids' iii isfiliil so E PAUL HODDER . , . Hot . . . goes for a certain junior miss . . . a great football ian and a member oi the team for three years . . . member of Hi-Y . . . often il lound at the Y.M.C.A. IOSEPH HONDAL . . , Ioe . . . a quiet boy . . . at home on the basketball floor . , . treasurer oi the Key Club . . . showed definite acting ability in the junior play . . . wants to take up some type oi trade. EDWARD HUGHES . . . l'Ed . . . helped greatly back- stage to make the junior play a hit . . . was on the junior prom committee . . . member oi Hi-Y . . . mana- ger of Iunior High basketball team. HELEN KELLY . . . Helen . . . a great lover of basket- ball . . . boiling Irish blood . . . always seen panting up the school steps at a quarter of nine and one o'clock . , . her ambition, to go to bed early. MARILYN KLIMEK . . . Marilyn . . . well-liked . . . congenial person . . . works in a store . . . still makes the honor roll . . . member oi Tri-Hi-Y and chorus lor three years. BETTY KOELSCH . . . Betty , . , enjoys devilment . . . intelligent . . . plays bell lyre in band . . . belongs to Tri-Hi-Y and girls' chorus . . . member of make-up com- mittee ior junior play. 2 5 'at' My fr 'Q' his S sway xg Y 1, ,,'f1f-,li f e s ' Us Q is l ' is?'vlfi.?f. W' ' 3 'Q f,Q?9N?1f. W y 3 . elif SHIRLEY LARSON . . . Shirl . . . cheerleader . . . ac- tive member of Tri-Hi-Y . . . possessor of quiet ways in classes fahemll . . . plans to attend business school . . . main ambition is to conquer the comma. IOANNE LYNN . . . lo . and Tri-Hi-Y for three years around . . . works in a store become a secretary. . . member of girls' chorus . . . always fun when she's every evening . . . hopes to MARIE MALEY . . . Mimi . . eyes . . . always happy and laughing . . . member of chorus and Tri-Hi-Y . . . loves riding in '48 Pontiac . . . enioys taking part in sports. . blonde hair, brown EDWARD MANDICH . . . Ed . . one of the more quiet boys . . . member of junior prom committee . . . another faithful gasoline lad . . . likes to drive a car. THERESA MAURIZI . . . Terry . . . quiet but offers many laughs . . . played the clarinet in the band and sang in girls' chorus . . . has a pleasing personality that makes many friends . . . hopes to operate a five and ten cent store someday. IEAN MAY . . . Iea:nnie . . . quiet smile for everyone . . . belongs to chorus and Tri-Hi-Y . . . lent a helping hand to the junior play and the junior prom . . . spends her spare time working at an ice cream bar . . . is to be a nurse. HELEN KONDRICH . . . Helen . . . quiet, but has a pleasing smile . . . athletically inclined to basketball . . . secretary of Tri-Hi-Y . . . has an exceptional sew- ing ability . . . plans to go to business school. MARGARET LACIVITA . . . Marge . . . skating takes most of her spare time . . . an ardent player of basket- ball . . . sang three years with the chorus . . . petite and attractive . . . hopes built on George. DUANE LANDSTROM . . . Dewey . . . small in stature but manages to take an active interest in all sports . . . sports editor of IUN-SEN NEWS . . . keeps French class moving with his wise remarks . . . hopes someday to pitch in a World Series. IAMES LANG . . . Duke . . . a quiet boy, good stu- dent . . . member of Key Club and Hi-Y . . . served as an usher at the iunior play . . . desires to become a millionaire. IAMES MCCURDY . . . Mac . . . earned the name of Bulldog playing football . . . president of Hi-Y for two years . . . always rides around in new cars . . . helped make the prom a success as co-chairman . . . no ambition except to graduate. IOHN MCGAHAN . . . lack . . . always riding a large group of girls in a '36 Dodge coupe . . . helps clean up school in the evenings . . . member of Hi-Y and Key Club . . . gave a good performance in the junior play. DAVID MEYERS . . . Dave . . . a quiet fellow . . . handy man for our iunior prom . . . an early bird who pumps gas before school . . . favors crisp, fried chicken . . . hopes to own his own gas station. DOROTHY NIEWIARA . , . Dot . . . very interested in art . . . hopes to become an interior decorator . . . quiet nature . . . active member of Tri-Hi-Y . . . member of girls' chorus. DOLORES O'HERN . . . Dee . . . full of pep and en- ergy . . sings in the girls' chorus and plays guard on basketball team . . . always dining on potato salad . . . hopes to be a beauty operator. IDA OROSZ . . . Ida . . . one of the three musketeers . . . very quiet nature . . . enjoys acrobatics and other sports . . . dancing is her favorite pastime. s N is U IEAN PACK . . . lean . . . a small girl with light 'g brown hair . . . active member of Tri-Hi-Y . . . likes swing music . . . likes to sing . . . hopes to get an of- - - i A lice position. T W3 3 if C wiLuAM Picxroao . . . Bill . indifferent, cms- 1 fi' tree . . . has a laugh for everyone . . . played guard Wqy on the football team . . . performed well as catcher on I the baseball team . . . would like to become a big . Q ,v 'Q1Q.tifQ2' league ball player. , ' 13 ig? ' f .Q f ' grasses 3 .iii fem WALTER POLKA . . . Walt . . . McKeesport's gift to ' -4 East . . . performed well as a member of football, base- ball and basketball squads . . . member of Hi-Y . . . - marked by his flashy sweaters . . . hopes some day to Q Z become a mortician. ,,..,. 1 .- ANDREW POMMER . . . Andy . . . a great fun lover A . . . spends time working on his car . . . works in a gas kt -,,, station . . . aims to get a Cadillac. Q' i - M 3723 s x it Y digg it t 1 s at 1 by 2 WILLIAM REHRER . . . Baldy . . . our junior custodian with an executive flair . . . football standby . . . hopes to learn the pattern making trade . . . maybe the army. ELIZA ROGERS . . . Freckles . . . has a gift for writ- ing poetry and short stories . . . active in Tri-Hi-Y and chorus . . . was literary editor of the school paper . . . wants to become a nurse. CHARLOTTE ROWLEY . . . Bunny . . . one of our lively misses . . , a favorite cheerleader . . , active mem- ber of Tri-Hi-Y and chorus . . . secretary of the Library Club . . . spends her time eating . . . likes all sports, especially basketball . . . wants to be someone's pri- vate secretary. ANNA MAE SANDIN . . . Sandy . . . a lively com- mercial . . . played clarinet in band . . . member of chorus and Tri-Hi-Y . . . spends after school hours work- ing and working . . . goes to dances in her spare time. BEATRICE SCHAFFER . . , Bea . . . a girl with an everlasting, cheerful smile . . member of Tri-Hi-Y . . . sings soprano in the girls' chorus . . . loves horseback riding . . . wants to be a rancher. ROBERT SCHLIFFKA . . . Bob . . . member of Hi-Y and Press Qlub . . . hard-hitting, left-handed pitcher . . . has maroon Ford convertible . . . good at telling jokes . . . likes the girls . . . took part in the junior play and prom committee. I6 ki ANNA POMMER . . . Ann . . . another of our girls who works after school . . . always has a smile . . . interested member of the Library Club, Tri-Hi-Y, and chorus . . . hopes to be a good secretary for some firm. RICHARD POWELSON . . . Squirrel . . . always likes a joke . . . quick on the comeback . . . likes basketball and swimming . . . hopes to become an apprentice after graduation. PETER RADULOVIC . . . Pete . . . popular member of football, basketball, and baseball teams . . . passionate lover of the junior play . . . member of Key Club and Hi-Y . . . hopes to go to college after graduation. LOIS RANKIN . . . Lois . . , always smiling and gay . . . a great sense of humor . . , likes all sports, espe- cially basketball . . . active in Tri-Hi-Y . . . wants to be a secretary. lf. . . lJ,ft l iff' to .Qi ALFRED SHALKOWSKI . . . Chick . . . known to all by his wise cracks . . . great admirer of French class . . . seen at all football games leading the band in a drum-major's uniform. MARIORIE SHIELDS . . . Margie . . . lovely, blonde- haired . . . active member of band and orchestra . . . handy at Tri-Hi-Y activities . . . sings a beautiful so- prano . . . art editor of IUN-SEN . . . participates in Li- brary Club . . . dignified matron in the junior play . . . aims to become a music director and an instructor of religious education. RICHARD SMITH . . . Gizzy . . . not so quiet as he may appear . . . likes to tell jokes . , . good Hi-Y vice- president in the junior year . . . works hard after school as a mechanic . . . hopes to own a garage of his own. IOSEPH STARK . . . Ioe . . . captain and fullback of football team . . . also valuable member of basketball and baseball squads . . . active member of Hi-Y . . . managed to stay awake in P.O.D. class . . . hopes o engineer some day. tt, it t 2 1 3 Z lf' ELWOOD STARR . . . El . . . a worthy friend . . . ac- tive member of Hi-Y and Key Club . . . will attend trade school to become an expert mechanic. CHARLES TOPLEY . . . Chuck . . . cheerful, red head . . . always smiling or telling a joke . . . likes fishing or hunting . . . good Hi-Y member . . . works hardest after 4 P.M .... has no definite plans for the future. MARILYN WILCOX . . . lVIairzie . . . easily recog- nized by her black hair . . . third finger, left hand oc- cupied . . . horses are her hobby . . . enjoys motorcyrcle riding very much. EARLE WINKLE . . . Buggsy . . . ought to get a new laugh . . . always seen with a blonde-haired sopho- more . . . was on the gridiron for three years . . . future is uncertain. ROBERT WOMELDORF . . . Bob . . . a little on the quiet side . . . joined us in 1945 . . . active member of Hi-Y . . . wants to run his father's trucking business. DOROTHY ZOLLER . . . Dot . . . a vivacious brunette . . . one of the three musketeers. . . always smiling and laughing . . . loves to polka. it ft 3 I8 -fi- NINTH YEAR We came back to school in September of '45 feeling mighty proud because we were freshmen at last. We found many new additions to the class and to the fac- ulty, and in the office was Miss Gillis, our new secre- tary. Two weeks preceding the opening of school the football team was sent by the Boosters to Maple Grove for pre-season training. The freshmen that honored the squad were Alfer, Cramer, Radulovic, McCurdy, Beck, Stark, Powelson, Rehrer, Pickford, Baker, and Craig. The end of the season found an undefeated team, trained under the tireless efforts of Coach Weaver. We missed the championship playoffs through lack of points. The successful season was celebrated with a banquet sponsored by the Kiwanis and the Boosters at the Penn McKee Hotel. The IUN-SEN NEWS, under Mrs. Swauger, again won honors in the P.S.P.A. contest. Under Mr. Weaver, our basketball team also saw an undefeated season. It entered the W.P.I.A.L. finals but was eliminated in the second game. An outstanding Spring Music Festival was held under the direction of Miss Mary Carbines. The term ended with the school picnic at Kennywood, and we were all happy, anticipating three months of vacation fun. TENTH YEAR We felt even prouder as sophomores when we could look down on someone.. Our football team didn't do quite so well this year. Those on the team from the class of '49 were Cramer, McCurdy, Craig, Stark, Radulovic, Pickford, Rehrer. Baker, Hodder, Czarnecki, and Winkle. 'I'he end of the season showed five wins, two losses, and one tie. The IUN-SEN NEWS again won honors, placing first in the P.S.P.A. contest and second place in the C.S.P.A. contest. Adrienne Curry, Dolores Furlong, Shirley Larson, and Charlotte Rowley were chosen cheerleaders. The chorus, band, and orchestra, under the direction of Miss Carbines held a winter festival. Solo numbers were presented by Marjorie Shields, Iean Cortright, and Audrey Hilt. Those who took Latin observed Latin week by visit- ing Buhl Planetarium, where Iim Alfer's project was on display. A Latin quiz was broadcast and Marjorie Shields won second place. Basketball season showed Craig, Stark, Beck, Radulo- vic, Pickford, and Hondal trying to help gain a victory for East High. The season brought twelve wins and six defeats. We had a fairly good baseball season. Schliffka, Al- fer, Craig, Cramer, Beck, Pickford, Stark, and Radulo- vic helped to make possible four wins and three de- feats. By the time May rolled around, most of us had spring fever and couldn't wait for vacation. We all went to Kennywood cmd enjoyed ourselves. ELEVENTH YEAR Welll Here we were members of that glorious group of humans called the juniors. The football team, under the capable guidance of Coach Meise, .enjoyed one of the greatest seasons in the history of our school, winning eight and tying one. Members of this team from our class were Craig, Cram- er, Czarnecki, Hodder, Radulovic, Pickford, Rehrer, Win- kle, Stark, Baker, Polka, and McCurdy. Our band per- formed just as admirably as the team. The majorettes CLASS HISTIJHY were Betty Brown, Audrey Farmer, and Audrey Hilt. At the Friday moming pep meetings were the cheerleaders Curry, Rowley, Larson, and Furlong. The basketball and baseball teams also turned in successful seasons. The newspaper staff, under the direction of Mrs. Swauger, also brought fame to our school and placed highly tn the P.S.P.A. contest and the C.S.P.A. contest. The junior play, under the direction of Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. Suddaby, failed to win any Academy Awards but Iune Mad played successfully to a large audience. Iane Carbines brought East McKeesport honor by participating in the Western Pennsylvania Band Festi- val at Canonsburg. The highlight of the year was the Iunior Prom, held at the Penn McKee Hotel in McKeesport. The oriental theme was carried out very well. The year ended with the annual picnic and everyone left school to seek greener pastures elsewhere. TWELFTH YEAR At last, our big year. the year we had been waiting for, from the day we walked into the building as fresh- men. We were the seniors of East McKeesport High School. Our football team had another highly successful year on the gridiron. Among our senior boys-who performed brilliantly all year were Craig, Cramer, Czarnecki, Hod- der, Radulovic, Pickford, Rehrer, Winkle, Stark, Baker, and Polka. The team compiled a record of seven vic- tories against two defeats: Rick Pack and Henry Rymarowicz left our class to serve Uncle Sam in the Army. 'l'he Key Club, under Mr. Iones and Mr. Meise, with six senior boys as members, sold scorecards at the home football games. The class officers for the 49'ers were Alfred Thal- heimer, president: Dave Cramer, vice-president: Dolores Furlong, secretary. One of the highlights of the year was the romantic Christmas dance, sponsored by the Senior Tri-Hi-Y girls. A big name orchestra supplied the music. The basketball team took right up where the football team left off and rang up an impressive list of victories. Among the dashing seniors who were bulwarks of the squad were Radulovic, Craig, Hondal, Beck, and Stark. And then suddenly spring was here, and the seniors scurried around the building like a lot of busy little elves, autographing yearbooks for admiring undergrad- uates, cramming for final high school examinations, and above all preparing for graduation. However, we found time to atteno the prom, sponsored by the erstwhile juniors, in final tribute to the magnificent, departing seniors. The baseball team, with several potential big league stars, provided plenty of entertainment for some of our after school hours. Among the departing seniors who were playing their final interscholastic athletics were Radulovic, Craig, Stark, Cramer, Polka, Schliffka, Pick- ford, and Beck. At last the time had arrived. After many hours of strenuous practicing, we were ready to say goodbye with Senior Morning, Baccalaureate, and Commence- ment. We assumed a cloak of poise and dignity. Happi- ness bloomed on each familiar face, but the honest eye betrayed the sadness in the heart. How true are the oft- quoted words of the immortal bard: Parting is such sweet sorrow. After the annual picnic at Kennywood and with our diplomas in our hands, we marched to a new and greater station in life. px ,,i.. CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of '49, being ot supposedly sound mind ana body, leave our best wishes to Mrs. Muir and Mr. Runk and the faculty. To the juniors we leave our quiet ways and manners. Foodie Alfer leaves his job of blowing the tuba to Archie Canalungo. Wild Bill Eicher leaves his liendish ideas to Paul Ponte. Biff Baker leaves his trips to lrwin to someone with an excuse. lane Carbines leaves her A in citizenship to Dal- ton Pack. Ed Mandich leaves his jokes and stories to Dunny Cramer. Bird Craig leaves his two front teeth to Cotty Mar- Hn. Gizzy Smith leaves his reasons for being absent to Ruth Losteter. Iean May leaves Andy Blasko to the freshmen girls. Berky Berkoben just leaves, after much considera- tion. Wadoo Polka leaves his ability to make girls swoon to Louie Haberback. Bunny Rowley leaves her privilege to sit in a car till the late bell rings to Dolores Busch. Davie Cramer leaves his trip to Bach's to Bobbie Losteter. Ioe Hondal leaves his lovely trained black curly hair to Rich Cowan. Marie Maley leaves her jokes to anyone who wants them. Iack McGahan leaves his ability to buy good cars to Dick Iohnson. Lorene Grimm leaves her quietness to Iohn Suskey. Alfie Thalheimer leaves his 6 foot, 2 inch irame to Iackie Klingensmith. Paul Hodder leaves his size twelve shoes to anyone with feet big enough to wear them. Eliza Rogers leaves her knowledge of French to Lane Staufier. Audrey Farmer leaves her ability to get her man to Ioan Vorce. Chuck, Topley leaves his job at Balsamo's to anyone who is desperate. Pete Radulovic leaves his stature to Iimmie Farrell. Tilt Hilt leaves her nickname Shoes to anyone wearing the new look. Dewey Landstrom leaves his place as sports writer to the Shafer twins. Margie Shields leaves her quiet voice to Bill Cipra. Wilma Fowler leaves her stagecoach to Ethel Cram- er to get in lrom Third Street. Bob Schliitka leaves his excuses to the juniors. They didn't work. Ioe Stark leaves his large frame and athletic ability to Mary Rose Pragomeni. Iean and Iane Frommell leave their ability not to argue between themselves to the Wades. Donnie Gebhart leaves his P.O.D. map to Tony March. Iean Cortright leaves her nickname Peanut to Bob Dellett. Iim Baer leaves his privilege ot being in school one day a week to Bobbie Hodder. Dick Hammer leaves his knowledge ot chemistry to next year's senior class-they'll need it. Betty Brown leaves everything to her sister, Nancy. Bill Rehrer leaves his nickname Baldy to Edgar Klingensmith. Andy Pommer leaves his skill in automotive man- euvering to Yvonne Busch. Rose Cardo leaves her witty remarks to anyone who can use them. La Verne Daugherty leaves her quiet ways to Ruth Smith-in hopes! n u -1 it -- it Marion Christopher leaves her long jaunts to school to her sister. Terry Maurizi leaves her naturally curly hair to Loma Laughery. Dot Niewiara leaves her place at the skating rinks to anyone who would like to know the ups and downs ot skating. loanne Lynn leaves her great imagination to anyone willing to take a chance. Betty Koelsch leaves her A in shorthand to Betty Mainwaring. Dolores Furlong leaves her pleasing personality to the sophomores. Bill Beard leaves his eye to judge girls to johnny Tucci. Duke Lang leaves his five o'clock shadow to Stan Ament. Helen Kondrich leaves her basketball ability to George O'Roark. Dave Meyers leaves his forgiving talent to Al Pict. Bill Smith receives Squirrel Powelson's complaints. Yuk Helderlien gets Ed Hughes' nickname Dead- eye. El Starr leaves his theory on Einstein's theory to Paul King. Helen Kelly leaves her seat in bookkeeping class to anyone who likes arithmetic. Ann Pommer leaves her curlers and bottle ot wave set to Ronald Mehafiey. Bob Clem Czarnecki leaves his seat at the Urban to anyone with someone to wait tor. Marilyn Klimek leaves her pleasing personality to Duane Montgomery. Beatrice Schaffer drops her love of horses to anybody who has room for them. Ioan Hardin gets Margaret I.acivita's trips to the Pali- sades. Dot Zoller leaves her dime for the bus to Turk Far- mer. Marlene Blend gets Shirley Larson's cheerleading ability. Ioan O'Hern receives her sister's bookkeeping ability. Ida Orosz and Sylvia Basile leave their jitterbugging at the tire hall to Donna Skender and Hazel Church- field. Wormy Womeldorf leaves his razor to Dave Moffitt. Virginia Cipra leaves her P.O.D. seat to Tom Gwil- lim in hopes. jack Beck leaves his floogle horn to the band. Mac McCurdy leaves his parking place to Mickey Bach. Dodo Tapparo receives Bugs Winkle's weights and bar-bell. Bud Hardman leaves his seat in Economic Geography to Benny Bishop. Adrienne Curry leaves her male-snares tman trapsl to Norma Busch. Harry Harper leaves his Charles Atlas pamphlet to George Pindro. Angy Alfieri leaves her art of sewing to Harry Hors- man. lack Zorn gets Bill Picklord's gum band arm. Iean Pack leaves quietness to Donnie Doyle. Marilyn Wilcox leaves her mania for motorcycles to someone with nerve. Ann Pommer leaves her vacations to Catherine Kelly. Ann Attig receives Lois Rankin's knowledge of girls' basketball. Al Shalkowski leaves his drum major unitorm to any- one it will lit. Anna Mae Sandin leaves her ability to reach school as the bell rings to any enterprising junior. Signed-Al Chick Shalkowski Sealed-Audrey Queenie Farmer Bob Schomooe Schlifika Charlotte Bunny Rowley EL!-ISS PHUPHEIIY Partners and Owners of The Knockout Resort Time: 1968 Place: Resort, The Knockout on the moon. lack McGahan: We certainly have been getting a lot of business lately. Those people on earth and Mars must be getting richer. Practically everyone that comes here owns a deluxe rocket ship. Eliza Rogers: And did you notice the name of the manu- facturing company on those that were here last week? Al- most everyone I looked at read McCurdy and Craig Manufacturing Company. I: Did you hear about Craig's running a bus line up Woodmont on the side? He says there's no money in the manufacturing of rockets. He and his wife, Ianie Carbines, seem to be doing rather well, though. By the way, Mc- Curdy has invented a new kind of car. It's called the It car. E: Speaking of old friends, I wonder whatever happened to Marjorie Shields and lean Cortright. They had such lovely voices. I: Oh, I thought you'd heard. Marjorie is on a singing tour abroad and Iean is at the Met. They are doing quite well for themselves. E: Yes, they are. But the kids I remember most are lean May and Ioe Stark. She's a nurse now, you know, and he is a football star at a little college on earth called D.O.P.E. I: Speaking of nurses, I saw a down right cute one at- tending that snooty Miss Rowley last week end. She just couldn't be separated from her dog Fido. lSudden interruption byianitors Berkoben, Smith, Pick- ford, and Winkle. Each carries mops and scrub buckets. With signs of recognition to those present, they dutifully begin scrubbing.l E. Here comes Big Bob Baker with his troupe. I hope they have a good floor show for a change. Let's watch them run through it. I: Run through it. You mean run over it, but I'll watch anyhow. Look who is in his gang. Why, there's Marie Maley, Dee O'Hern, Ida Orosz, and Bea Schaffer. Haven't seen them since '49? They're some of the chorus girls. Wow! Get an eyefull of their torch singer, Terry Maurizi. Why, there's Edward Mandich accompanying her. E: Let's send them a request song. Where did those bell- hops go? I: Wait a second. I'll call one IAlter frantically pushing the desk bell he begins to shout.l Meyers fPausel Pom- mer lPausel Powelson fPausel. fGrunt of anger.l They're probably oft between floors with the elevator boys Topley, Hodder, and Womeldorf. Guess I'll have to take it myself- E: Here comes the cook. Let him take it to her. I : That's an idea. Hey, Shalkowski, give this to that sing- er over there. fCook takes it to her.l She reminds me of that girl Dot Zoller, who was voted Miss Moonglow of '68. The Mars Chronicle certainly played that up. E: Here comes their announcer Bill Rehrer. I know he's good: at least he talks all the time anyhow. I: Speaking of talkative people, can you ever forget Nie- wiara, Pack, cmd Pommer? They talked a mile a minute. Dot Niewiara is a telephone operator now, but Iean Pack and Ann Pommer are secretaries to Radulovic's Detective Agency. I: Yes, I know. He just won a case for Wadoo Polka about someone's body. Since Wadoo's a mortician he has been quite successful, but there was a mixup over whom he preserved. Lois Rankin said it was her chauffeur but Anna Mae Sandin said it was hers. I never did find out who it was. E: By the way, whatever happened to the gas station gene? I: Oh. you mean Alter, Gebhart, and Beard. E: Yes. I: Alfer's Refining Company opened another new office last week and Gebhart and Beard have been promoted to assistants at the Sanity Fill. E: Whatever happened to the rest of the gang? I: Dewey Landstrom is the chief sports writer for the New York Dimes. Dave Cramer is the president of Bolumbia University. E: Did you hear about the Frornmell twins? I : No, what are they doing now? E: They opened an art shop in New York. One of the twins dropped in the other day and said Audrey Hilt and Virginia Cipra are their chief customers. I: Remember Eicher and Czarnecki? E: Yes? What about them? I: Eicher opened a Packard garage and Clem runs a Dodge garage. E: I was talking to Wilma Fowler and Marion Christopher the other day. They said that Audrey Farmer, Natalie Ere- mic, La Verne Daugherty, and Rose Cardo have settled down to peaceful married lives. Ioe Hondal and lim Baer have opened their own vegetable market. And Duke Lang has just made his tenth million making Harper's Hobby Horses. Hughe is the chief salesman for the nags. I: Whatever became of those other nice looking girls In our class, Eliza? E: Why Dolores Furlong and Lorena Grimm are now Sen- ators in Congress. Betty Koelsch is a music teacher and Shirley Larson opened her newest reducing salon in Chi- cago last week. Adrienne Curry is the head of a modeling studio and Dick Hammer is her chief talent scout. So far. he has brought in such fa:mous models as Margaret The Look Lacivita, Sylvia The Eyes Basile, along with Helen Kelly and Ioanne Lynn. Helen Kondrich and Marilyn Klim- ek model there, too. By the way, what happened to lack Beck and Betty Brown? I: Beck's Law Firm is doing a wonderful business and Betty, of course, is Mrs. Beck now. His secretary, he told me, is the most efficient Angelina Alfieri. E: I heard he has gotten Hardman out of some lawsuits about twelve times. Look! Here's one of those new inven- tions called the nose muff. Al Thalheimer invented it to keep his nose warm, but after you get it on you can't breathe. I : Maybe he planned it that way. E: You're impossible. Did you see my new hat? How do you like it? L: Tell me what it is first and then I'll express my opinion. E: Why it's an original Wilcox, Starr, and Schliffka crea- tion. It's called the last rose of summer. I: Looks like it, foo. E: Well, that remark leaves me cold. -... :QWWWWT 4 Sf--n...,M JM ' '2vw-M.,-:,.' v 1 , 13 5 ., 'fl 5 - - .. , main A ' Vw ' N-f-'53 Qt--Wy , . 4 WL S fr .. . 'if 45.'T'niw V Y. f M rw V pix.. ,. S A ,., .-.,,,-.,- - STILL UN THE TH!-HL I ' - -' ,.n f--lsf -i7-' if Y' --'i v f ff., L 1-.F-Y f- f if- Apff ffa' A if ' 1 - 1 H .gil Row 1: Naomi Curry, Shirley Bach, Yvonne Busch, Harry Horsman, Alvin Katz, Paul Miller, David Marts, Iarnes Farrall, Lillian Conti, Elizabeth Hitchens, Betty Mainwaring, Row 2: Marilyn Buettner, Louise Eicher, Russell Gerhart, George O'Roark, Donald Bookheimer, Paul Harrison, Miss Sayers, Mr. Arnold 1 Frank Storch, Richard Baer, Graham Douglas, William Cipra, Stanley Ament, Eugene Sarver. Row 3: Carlton Martin, Robert Dellett, Donald Cramer, Thom- as March, Robert Zimmerman, William Smith, Louise Gilbert, Norman Rubash Paul King, Robert Santner, Alex Pici, David Kelly. ELEVE TH EH DE O'Hern Frank Graham Ann Attig, Ruth Hoff- Row 1: lack Klingensmith, Alice , , man, Marjorie Gillis, Dennis O'Brien, Harry May, Ruth Bach, Shirley Rehrer. Mary Rose Fragomeni. Row 2: Iack McCreanor, lean Gilmore, Phyllis Arm- strong, Martha Brady, Mary, Ellen Horsman, Ianet Wise, Betty Uhlir, Ioan Har- din, Miss Houser, Carol Carlson, Ethel Cramer, Rita Yanigan, Alma Erlain, Shirley Poling, Betty Tietze, Nancy McEwen, Carmen Canalungo. Row 3: 1 Churchfield, Ioan Richard Patterson, Ronald Hurley, Ronald Mench, Haze ' ' D a Skender, Ruth Losteter, Nancy O'Hern, Catherine Kelly, Merle Bailey, onn Brown, Ruth Smith, Esther Millberg, Louise Matrocola. ELEVE TH BH DE W Row 1: Ioan Vorce, Donna Iakes, Ann Cvetan, Frances Gebhart, Bert Hodder. Rita Hensler, Richard Farmer, Grace Lorentz, Nancy Rohm. Loretta Christo- pher, Lois Ament. Row 2: Ianet Grimm, Arlene Vorce, Marlene Blend, Shirley Howell, Donald Brady, David Moflitt, Ronald Mehaffey, Mrs. Iones, Verna Fer- guson, Melvin Rhodes, Lorna Laughery, Chloe Shipley, Etta Morrison, Patricia Rothrauff, Richard Barr. Row 3: Ioan Martinsek, Marlyn Merlin, Christy O'Hern, Girard Genito, lean Blend, DeMaris Feely, Henry Dombroske. Iohn Bayko, Betty Davis, Robnet Watson, Peggy George. TE TH EH IIE Row 1: Louise Gida, Patricia Swanson, Carol Sullivan, Ioan Wade, Louis d Sh'l Senti al, Haberbek, Mervyn Rhodes, Leonard Storch, Iean Wa e, ir ey p D na L nn Mary Ann Bevan. Row 2: Paul Ponte, Iames Gilbert, George On Y . Shafer, Hugh Bruce, Kenneth Klimek, Richard Cowan, Miss Hilliard, Mrs. Sud- daby, George Pindro, Iohn Tucci, Robert Shafer, Robert Peterson, David Bevan, Iames Day. Row 3: Robert Iohnson, Charles Estochen, Shirley Taber, 'h R th Kossmer, Betty William Beswick, Nancy McQuade, Lois Klingensmit , u Iones, Mildred Miller, Karl Kotulak. Iack Zorn. TENTH GH DE NINTH GH!-HIE Row l: Iudy Yogodnik, Sherwood McEwen, Nancy Watt, Shirley Rowley Betty Lee King, Ioan Kibelbek, Dolores Busch, Dorothy Shelly, Shirley Gar- retson, Patricia Folkm' , R C ' ' ' ire ose epko. Row 2. Robert Matxbe, Edward Helfrich Fred Fanto, Michael Tapparo, Donald Iohnson, Kathleen Rankin, Richard Mori gan, Mrs. Cantini, Mrs. Iones, Andrew Blasko, Patricia Hardman, Lawrence Giles, Byron Eisaman, Dalton Pack, Robert Hodder, Lois Reyes. Row 3: Robert Engle, Leonard Kudravy, Shirley Lutes, Donald Nicholls, Iohn Zack Carol Conner, Richard Pomponio, Bette Topley, Iohn Howard, Ioan Yogodnik. Kia Row 1: Duane Montgomery, Iames Alfieri. Lillian Ily, Lucille Balsinger, Shir- ley Donahoe, Eleanor Buettner, Pauline Bach, Constance Venuto, Nancy Bach, Robert Losteter, David Montgomery. Row 2: Ioan Salenski, Donald Franks, Shirley Zorn. Philip Bach, Edgar Klingensrnith, Donald Ward, Betty lean Woj- cik, Miss Thomas, Irene Blasko, Norma Busch, Marilyn Wiltshire, Iohn Cooper. Shirley Burrell, Donald Doyle, Alma Kolesar. Row 3: Phyllis Wessel. Shirley Iohns, Donald Graham, Kurt Pommer, Richard McCreanor, Alfred Christeson. Donald Wall, Iuanita Ginther, Shirley Wennagel, Helen Baer. NINTH GRADE EIEHTH EH!-HIE Row l: Emogene Uhlir, Arthur Canalungo, Rosemary Venuto, Charlene Dripps, Donald Smith, Benny Bishop, Willis Poling, Phyllis Pickett, Luella Cor- rell, Robert Harper, Donald Churchlield. Row 2: Kenneth Utzler, Marion Siems, Ioan Drost, Thomas Nulph, Marjorie Gilmore, Mary Cleeland, Fred Crosier, lane Kibelbek, Mrs. Cantini, Miss Grove, Carol Beck, Iudy Macut, Ioann Stark, Dolores O'Neill, Paul Gusty, Terry Senley, Bertha Martinsek, Iohn Fragomemi. Row 3: Nancy Kline, Franklyn Massung, Iohn Duffy, Harold Nel- son, Marian Bailey, Ioan Graham, Mary Weishorn, Robert Smith, Richard Sauers, Iohn Buterbaugh, Iohn Suskey, William Dirling, Dale Iones, Dolores Rehrer, Hope Knezevich, Hubert Vuick, Mary Tucci, William May. ...-..'i1 Row 1: Frank Kelly, Wayne Austin, Thomas Iodon, Iean Topley, Nancy Bes- wick, Iohn Bookheimer, Thomas Beal, Richard Tucci, Patricia Sarver, Ioann Goykovich, Ianet Mehaffey. Row Z: Iohn Christeson, George Rogers, Ieanette Hicks, Shirley Brady, Wayne Bevan, Charles Baer, Iohn Buenting, Norma lean Klirnek, Robert Helfrich, Ianet Forsythe, Norma Cipra, Lorraine Harrison, Bev- erly Harrold, Iames Winkle, Rhodie Plowman, Ianice Eisaman. Row 3: Betty Matibe, Wayne Bailey, Robert Gilmore, Daryl Brady, Arlee Easterly, Theodore Sandin, Norma Laughery, Charles Rowley, Larry Markferding, Donald Sev- erino, Patricia Shoemaker. SEVENTH SHADE h I '5:':- . X .-X' w mf f e Q.,.. - , s, Q ww ,G-,X AT PL!-KY Row 1: Ioseph Hondal, David Cram- er, Robert Schliffka. Row 2: lane Carbines, Angelina Alfieri, Alfred Shalkowski, lack McGahan, Marjorie Shields. Ioseph Hondal, Robert Schliffka, An- gelina Aliieri, lack McGahan, Mar- jorie Shields, lane Carbines. THE .IU IIJH PI. Y After many evenings of practice, mingled with many a laugh, the class of '49 pre- sented a three-act comedy, Iune Mad. Penny Wood, like many other girls of fifteen, was undecided about a career. She considered dancing, writing and finally ended up with glider-crazy Chuck Harris. Chuck caused his father a great many wor- ries, but in the end his father consented to his glider building. There were several love affairs which added to the romantic angle of the play. There were many committees to help with the play, such as the property com- mittee and the make-up committee. The property committee had a great number of props, including golf balls, lamps and ten- nis rackets, and even ice cream cones. Under the leadership ot the two able di- rectors, Mrs. Iane Taylor and Mrs. Irene Suddaby, the play was a success. Everyone who contributed to the success of the play enjoyed every moment it took to produce it. Margaret Lacivita, Edward Hughes, Peter Radulovic, lean Frommell, Betty Brown. Andrew Pommer, William Rehrer, Edward Hughes, jean May, Marjorie Shields, Audrey Hilt, lane Frommell. Row l: Eliza Rogers, lean Frommell, Mrs. Cantini, Mrs. Swauger, Mrs. Taylor, Carol Carlson, Marjorie Gillis, Naomi Curry. Row 2: Nancy Watt, Betty Uh- lir, Shirley Sentipal, Ioan Wade, Shirley Taber, Nancy McQuade, Robert Schliffka, Yvonne Busch, lean Wade, Bette Topley, Ianet Wise, Ioan Kibelbek, The IUN-SEN NEWS, the high school newsmagazine, is written, edited, and pub- lished by students from the ninth, tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades. During the 1948-49 term, approximately sixty students worked on the paper. School news and sports are a small, but important part, of the paper. The magazine section is devoted to literary, feature, editorial, and exchange material. In addition, the drawings pro- duced by the art staff enliven the paper Flow l: lean Cortright, Ruth Hoffman, Louise Mastro- cola, Mrs. Iones, Duane Landstrom, Miss Hilliard, Marjorie Shields, Shirley Rehrer, Nancy Bach. Row 2: Robert Shafer, Marian Christopher, Grace Lor- entz, Peggy George, Betty Davis, Marlene Blend, Martha Brady, Paul Ponte, Nancy McEwen, Angelina Ioan O'I-lern. Row 3: Shirley Garretson, Patricia Folkmire, Dorothy Shelly, Audrey Hilt, Chloe Ship- ley, Louise Gida, Norman Rubash, Carol Sullivan, Lorna Laughery, Lorene Grimm, ludy Yogodnik, Betty Woicik, Ioan Yogodnik. PRESS III. B and make it more attractive. The IUN-SEN NEWS has belonged to both the Columbia Scholastic Press Association and the Pennsylvania School Press Associa- tion for several years. It has consistently Won either first- or second-place awards in the contests sponsored by both associations. Alfieri, lean Blend, Rita Hensler, Donna Skender, Ioan Martinsek, George Shafer. Row 3: Richard Pomponio, Iuanita Ginther, Donna lakes, Ioan Sal- enske, Shirley Zorn, Donald Graham, Alma Kolesar, Virginia Cipra, Shirley Wennagel, Marilyn Wiltshire, Duane Montgomery. The junior prom ot May 21, 1948, was held at the Penn-McKee Hotel in McKees- port. This was the first year the prom was held out ot school, and everyone who at- tended agreed that it was a great success. The theme of the prom was The Dance of the Dragons. bi The decorations were made at school by the junior class and consisted of a large Buddha at the head of the room and col- orful Chinese lanterns hung along the walls. The favors, that the girls carried on their wrists, were umbrellas made from handker- chiefs. Refreshments consisted of cookies and punch, made by the refreshment committee. Row l: Robert Schliilka, lean Cortright, lames McCurdy, Betty Brown, lean May. Row 2 David Meyers, lane Frommell, Charlotte Rowley, Edward Mandich. f PHUM Volunteers from several classes served the punch and cookies in a room adjoining the ballroom. The committees were advised by the co- chairmen, Betty Brown and Iarnes Mc- Curdy. Iean May and David Meyers were in charge of publicityg Iane Frommell and Anna Pommer had charge of the favors. Barry Lane's orchestra was selected to play by the co-chairmen of music, lean Cortright and Robert Schlitfka. The decora- ting committee was under the direction of Robert Baker and Edward Mandich. The co- chairmen heading the food committee were Betty Koelsch and Charlotte Rowley. The very competent faculty advisers, un- der the general direction of Miss Ruth Hous- er, were Mrs. Frances Iones, Mr. Merlyn Iones, Mrs. Lucille Cantini, Miss Betty Ann Condron, and Miss Naomi Sayers. tr 51' . 3 ,,,, W S 'w 5 t'1Q'I i fi? X 37 Row l Shirley Rehrer, Shirley Larson, Marjorie Shields, Charlotte Rowley, Donna lean lakes. Row 2 Arlene Vorce, Louise Gida, Carol Carlson, Miss Sayers, Marilyn Buettner, Betty Uhlir Ann Pommer. The Library Club, composed ol girls from the tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades, is an active educational group under the supervision of Miss Naomi Sayers. The club duties include taking inventory. decorating the library bulletin boards. mending and cataloging books: in general, helping the school to have a better library. As a diversion from the regular meetings. LIBH!-lHY EI. B the girls had a covered dish dinner, bowl- ing parties, and other good times. Early in the year the club presented an assembly play which they themselves had written. ALPHA TBI-HI-Y How li lean Cortright, Virginia Cipra, lean Pack, Anna Mae Sandin, Betty Brown, Miss Hauser, Lois Rankin, Helen Konclrich, Audrey Farmer, Marian Christopher, Beatrice Schaffer. Row 2: Shirley Larson, Marilyn Wilcox, Ioanne Lynn, lean May, Dolores Furlong, lean Frommell, Dorothy Niewiara, Marilyn Klimek, lane Frommell, Betty Koelsch, LaVerne Daugherty, Wilma Fowler, Adrienne Curry, Marjorie Shields, lane Carbines. Row 3: Marie Maley, Helen Kelly, Charlotte Rowley, Audrey Hitt, Dolores O'Hern, Eliza Rogers, Theresa Maurizi, Ann Pommer, Natalie Eremic, Angelina Alfieri. Row l: Shirley Rehrer, Alice O'Hern, Ann Attig, Hazel Church- field, Shirley Bach, Miss Condron, Ethel Cramer, Nancy Brown, Ruth Hoffman, Ruth Bach, Mary Rose Fragomeni. Row Z: Alma Erlain, Betty Tietze, Ianet Wise, Rita Yanigan, Shirley Poling, Carol Carlson, Marilyn Buettner, Louise Gilbert, Yvonne Busch, Elizabeth Hitchens, Betty Mainwaring, Ioan Hardin, Betty Uhlir, Nancy McEwen, lean Gilmore, Martha Bradv,Row 3: Ruth Smith, Ioan O'Hern, Catherine Kelly, Donna Skender, Mary Ellen Hors- man,Ruth Losteter, Marjorie Gillis, Louise Mastrocota. BETA TBI-HI-Y ja-an TENTH GRADE TBI-HI Y How 1: Ioan Vorce, Donna Iakes, Ann Cvetan, Iean Blend, Betty Davis, Mrs. Iones, Arlene Vorce, Verna Ferguson, Frances Geblhart, Loretta Christopher, Lois Ament. Row Z: Ianet Grimm, Louise Gida, Chloe Shipley, Shirley Howell, Mildred Miller, Iean Wade, Betty Iones, Nancy McQuacle, Ioan Wade, Shirley Taber, Shirley Sentipal, Donna Lynn, Lorna Laughery, Patricia Rothraufi, Mary Ann Bevan. Row 3: Marlyn Merlin, Peggy George, Grace Lorentz, Marlene Blend, Etta Morrison, Carol Sullivan, De Maris Feeley, Rita Hensler, Ioan Martinsek, Nancy Rohm. Row l: Nancy Bach, Connie Venuto, Eleanor Buettrier, Bette Topley, Betty Woicik, Miss Hilliard, Ioan Salenske, Patricia Hardman, Helen Baer, Pauline Bach, Lucille Balsinger. Row 2: Iudy Yogodnik, Patri- cia Folkmire, Shirley Garretson, Dorothy Shelly, Shirley Rowley, Ioan Kibelbek, Carol Conner, Kath'- leen Rankin, Shirley Lutes, Dolores Busch, Betty King, Ioan Yogodnik, Nancy Watt, Rose Cepko, Irene Blasko. Row 3: Shirley Wennagel, Iuanita Ginther, Shirley Burrell, Shirley Zorn, Norma Busch, Alma Kolesar, Shirley Iohns, Phyllis Wessel. NINTH GRADE TBI-HI Y ,fm Www 5 IUH HI-Y Riw l Michael Bach, Harry Hammer, lames Baer, Allred Thalheimer, Mr, lones, Iames McCurdy, George Easterly, William Rehrer, Donald Gebhart. Row 7' Darrell Berkoben, lack McGahan, Ioseph llfindal, loseph Stark, Paul Hodder, William Eicher, Robert Schlilika, Robert Czarnecki, Elwood Starr, llariy Hardman, David Cramer, Allred Shallcowski, Earle Winkle. Row 3: lames Alter, Robert Womel- dorl, Richard Powelson, Charles Topiey, Robert Baker, Andrew Pommer, Richard Smith, lack Beck, Harry Harper. Row li lack Klingensmith, Dennis O'Brien, Richard Patterson, Robert Dellett, Donald Cramer, Mr, Are nold, Frank Graham, Donald Bookheimer, lack Mc- Creanor, Ronald Mench, Harry May, Row Z: William Cipra, Robert Santner, Paul Harrison, Russell Ger- hart, Norman Rubash, Richard Baer, Frank Storch, Graham Douglas, George O'Roark, Stanley Amentl, Robert Zimmerman, Alex Pici, Thomas March. Row 3: Iames Farrall, David Kelly, David Marts, Paul Miller, Eugene Sarver, Merle Bailey, Paul King, Carlton Martin, Ronald Hurley. JU IUH HI-Y Row 1: Thomas Iodon, Franklyn Massung, Arthur Canalungo, Iohn Buterbaugh, Iohn Christensen, Wayne Bailey. Row Z: Betty Koelsch, Shirley Lutes. Lorna Laughery, Naomi Curry, Elizabeth Hitchens, Betty Iones, lean Frommell, Iane Frommell, Marjorie Shields, lane Carbines. Row 3: Alfred Shalkowski, William Beard, Shirley Rehrer, Helen Baer, Bertha The band, under our new director, Mr. Edward Miller, consisted of thirty-four mem- bers, who attended rehearsals the seventh period, three times a week. The most spec- tacular appearances of the band were at the football games, where at half time, the three veteran majorettes Audrey Hilt, Betty Brown, Audrey Farmer, and the new drum- major, Al Shalkowski, led the group through many interesting formations. A Martinsek, Betty King, lean Blend, Virginia Cipra, Shirley Rowley, Shirley Iohns, David Marts, Audrey Hilt, Betty Brown, Audrey Farmer, Row 4: Brian Ior- dan, Iohn Fragomeni, Iohn Buenting, Merle Bailey, Darrell Berkoben, Donald Bookheimer, Iames Alter, Paul King, lack Beck, Louis Haberbeck, Harry May, Fred Crosier, Harry Harper. few of the new drills included a bubble pipe, with bubbles actually coming out of it to the music of l'm Forever Blowing Bub- bles, and a crescent moon which changed into a full moon to the music of Shine on Harvest Moon. The band attended every football game. Other appearances were at Friday morning assemblies and pep meet- ings and at the annual Spring Music Festi- val. U HBAN K ,. fr lf 1 5 Q E?f ' : V ' AX 15 ry ...- - w a s jf? 'zwtjsw 3 1, ,L ,, f 4 L- , W' if 5122523 L' f , J vlk J, V r W Vik 2 if .f' .. fa, E1 25 i ii vs A K A ,.. u M, Q E we W-M'5 Row l: Alice O'Hern, Ann Attig, Donna Iakes, Mar- jorie Gillis, Nancy Rohm, Ruth Losteter, Ruth Smith, Dolores O'Hern, Donna Skender, Ruth Hoffman, Mar- lyn Merlin, Frances Gebhart, Loretta Christopher, Ruth Bach, Lois Ament, lean Cortright. Row 2: lane Carbines, Shirley Larson, Dolores Furlong, Elizabeth Hitchens, lane Frommell, Carol Carlson, Lorna Laughery, Ioanne Lynn, Shirley Sentipal, lean Wade, Mildred Miller, Iean May, Nancy McQuade, Betty Iones, Shirley Taber, Ioan Wade, Verna Fer- guson, Shirley Howell, Shirley Bach, Ioan Hardin, lean Frommell, Betty Koelsch, Adrienne Curry, Eliza Rogers, Iean Mills. Flow 3: Chloe Shipley, Louise Gida, Arlene Vorce, Audrey Gebhart, Grace Lorentz, Ioan Martinsek, Phyllis Armstrong, De Maris Feeley, Charlotte Rowley, Virginia Cipra, Beatrice Schaffer, Marjorie Shields, Carol Sullivan, Marlene Blend, Iean Blend, Etta Morrison, Patricia Rothrauff, Ianet Grimm, Natalie Eremic, Betty Brown, Audrey Hill, Alma Erlain, Rita Yanigan, Betty Davis, Rita Hen- sler, Nancy Brown, Mary Ellen Horsman, Lorene Grimm. IIHUH 5 A most active and promising musical group is the senior girls' chorus. Seventy girls from the tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades blend their voices in delightful mel- odies under the direction of Mr. Edward Miller. The girls gained worthwhile knowl- edge of music and the art of singing, as well as providing a source of entertainment for themselves and the entire school. The group assisted in special holiday as- semblies, as at Thanksgiving and Christ- mas, by presenting appropriate numbers. Parents and friends were entertained at the P.T.A. Founders' Day program. Outside ap- pearances added to the group's popularity. These included a program given for the Lions' Club. Many months were given to the preparation of songs to be sung in the spring festival. Row l: Thomas Craig, Iames Lang, Norman Rubash, David Cramer, Mr. Iones, Hugh Bruce, Ioseph Hon- dal, Stanley Ament, Pete Radulovic. How 2: Dennis O'Brien, Mervyn Rhodes, George Shafer, Iack Mc- HEY CLUB The Key Club of East McKeesport High School, under the sponsorship of Mr. Mer- lyn C. Iones and Mr. William Meise, is com- posed ol a group of twenty representative boys from grades ten to twelve. The Key Club is a service organization whose purpose is to encourage higher scholarship among students, develop fuller cooperation among the school groups, and promote a closer relationship between the school and the community. 3 Gahan, Elwood Starr, Richard Cowan, Graham Douglas, Robert Dellett, Robert Shafer, Charles Esto- chen, Frank Graham. HUTAHY CLUB The Rotary Club of Wilmerding is com- posed ot a group oi business and protes- sional men from East McKeesport and Wil- merding. Each year representative senior boys are invited to attend the Rotary meetings. There they have the opportunity to become ac- quainted with the Rotarians and to enjoy with them the line programs of the club. Row 1: Robert Schliftka, Alfred Thalheimer, Peter Radulovic. Row 2: David Cramer, Ioseph Stark, Thomas Craig. ,gsm .45 , -we l We fs if f. wr' if X . 'Q Muf' H 2 gf? 12 '3UMPET1T1g - A L :g. - if f-gr ' ,:,,Y, , lui' , -'g fff , V -E H- 5-, Ha' JV X 1 ,..3 F XX -ff .Q KX 'gg i - -, 'v:'5 1 - fx Zf . I , V 0 1. 41 1 ' f ,gy M X , ,X V, X A fi'-' A1 Q I . ' - ,L - 11, W ,Q ' X I' K. 1' 'I Q m , X , F ii: '1' X ' :J ' Mil 5 f'4ff'1, ' ' Q ' 7 f f J '- , 15 7 1. V f I ' E gif X -' 5,27 iv ' L. ,w N v K ' , ' NXQX , - t Xw. Xi a!! Y '4 K0 ' V 'N 'i 1. V Y in ':1:i!I. -. ' f bl:-fgbi li. K K A 2?Z f17'f 'izf' -'X ' A - N K ,?,, V 5 SSN - x-, :ir ,ffl-4 w. 'g l 15: ff M' 5?-'fw l ' H ' 5 + V K 7 x51 , , , -. xg i ii I FUUTB LI. Coach William C. Meise's Hilltopper squad again ended a successful season with 7 wins and 2 defeats. Among their victims were Aspinwall 13-6, Youngwood 13-0, Verona 19-0, Pitcairn 12-6, Edgewood 26-2, West Newton 33-0, and East Pittsburgh 19-13. Trafford ended the Hi1ltopper's string of victories 20-12 in a disputed contest and rival Wilmerding was victorious 13-6. East played nine class B opponents, the first being at Aspinwall under the lights. Youngwood fell next to Meise's gang, and previously unbeaten Verona followed in defeat. Pitcairn proved to be a tough nut to crack, and it was not until the fading mo- ments of the game that East pushed over the winning TD. The Trafford game was c' riotous affair and the Tomahawks scored u 20-12 win. Much controversy followed this contest. Edgewood High was ci much easier opponent as East won handily 26-2. Thee winless West Newton team, which hadn't scored a point all season, suffered a 33-0 trouncing. '1'hen came the game of the year with Wilmerding. The Hilltoppers led for three quarters before succumbing to the Wildcats in a 13-6 thriller. Another valley opponent, East Pittsburgh. followed and East took a 19-13 victory. Previous to the Trafford game, the Hill- toppers had never suffered a class B loss under Coach Meise. Seniors who performed for the last time were Bob Baker, Walt Polka, Pete Radulo- vic, Tom Craig, Bill Pickford, Earl Winkle, Bob Czarnecki, Ioe Stark, Dave Cramer, Bill Rehrer, and Paul Hodder. Row l: William Beswick, Karl Kotulak, Richard Far- mer, Iohn Benvin, Sherwood McEwen, Byron Eisa- man, Edward Helfrich, Robert Hodder, Iohn Cooper, Donald Doyle, Donald Nicholls, Iohn Howard. Row 2: William Smith, Robert Baker, Carlton Martin, Robert Zimmerman, Ronald Hurley, Mr. Meise, Stan- ley Ament, William Rehrer, Donald Cramer, David Cramer, Walter Polka. Row 3: Mr. Boyles, Robert Santner, Thomas March, William Pickford, Robert Czarnecki, Ioseph Stark, Thomas Craig, Pete Radu- lovic, Richard Cowan, Paul Hodder, George O'Roark, Eugene Sarver, Mr. Iones. Row 4: Iohn Tucci, Dalton Pack, Donald Iohnson, Richard Iohn- son, Robert Shafer, Robert Dellett, George Shafer, Lane Stauiier, David Bevan, Earle Winkle, George Easterly. FOOTBALL SCHEDULE September 11- September 17 1948 Aspinwall .......... Away tN ight Game? -Youngwood ........ Home KN ight Gamel September 25-Verona. . . ....... Home October 2-Pitcairn . . . . Away October 9-Trafford .... . . Away October 15 -Edgewood ...... . . . Home October 22- October 30- November 6- West Newton ....... Home tNight Gamel Wilmerding ........ Home East Pittsburgh ..... Away pw' 'Y' . , w A My QM it xx Md ' 1 My W ff' T L A X - 5, ,1 ,,,,. U X L f .arfqiw ' , 'L XXV , , X .. z, I '-'tI '- ' 5 FM A Ki, rt ' ' ' f :5 v KC' , 'A V+ 'N .4 fu ..,,. : ,. , . K A - -'M X ,M R +36 W.. ' A , Q .if Kev f V . V j V , ,. ' 'fi' ke Sl 'Win ,fitftiw 'l r 1 . 554 flew 'fi Eff' is ww W r,-: 1 ' E 1 t A tg A' -Q ,,., - at - Q fi'Yf5'tt fpgv,y::jiy,t'-'?gFx f ' 'fiiyr'-WW Qu AHSITY B SHETBALL SCHEDULE Dec. 3-Turtle Creek , .,.. , Away Dec. 7-North Huntingdon Away Dec. 10-McKeesport ...,. Away Dec. 14-West Newton Home Dec. 21-Irwin .,..,..,... Home Dec. 28-West Newton . . . Away Ian. 4-Glassport ,....., Home Ian. 7-Wilmerding ..... Away Ian. 11-Irwin ........ . Away Ian. 14-Pitcairn .,,.. . . Home Ian. 18-Clairton ..,.....,... Away Ian. 21-'East Pittsburgh . Home Ian. 25-Elizabeth ,..,....... Away Ian. 28-Swissvale .,., ,... H ome Feb. l-Glassport ....... Away Feb. 4-Wilmerding .,.. Home Feb. ll-Pitcairn ..,........, Away Feb. 15-Clairton ,....... Home Feb. 18-East Pittsburgh , Away Feb. 22-Elizabeth ....,.. Home East McKeesport High's basketball team opened its 1948-49 season at Turtle Creek, losing to the AA Creekers 43-35. The Hill- toppers then proceeded to bowl over North Huntingdon, McKeesport West Newton, and Irwin in succession before West Newton ended the winning streak by one point. The section 17 schedule opened with Glassport, and Coach Bill Meise's charges took a 35-30 decision at East. Wilmerding was the second sectional victim to the Hill- rnen, the Wildcats dropping a 59-39 contest. For the second straight time, Irwin's state Class B champs fell to the Hilltoppers, this time by a 61-56 count. East set a sectional scoring record when Pitcairn tell to a merci- less 89-52 trouncing. Double A Clairton was next in line, losing 51-44. The starting team consisted ol Tom Craig, Ioe Stark, Pete Radulovic, Ioe Hondal, and Tom March. All were seniors except March. The reserve team, comprised of sopho- mores, didn't fare so well as the varsity, but was steadily improving as the season progressed. Row l: Thomas March,I lack Beck, Robert Santner, Eugene Sarver. Row 2: Mr. Meise, Ioseph Hondal, Thomas Craig, Pete Radulovic, Ioseph Stark, Donald Bookheimer, Ronald Mench, Ronald Hurley. Row 1 Ruth Losteter Donna Skender, y r enne Curry, Shirley Larson Dolores Furlong At the start of the 48 49 football season Donna Skender and Ruth Losteter jomed the four semors, Adnenne Curry Dolores Furlong, Sh1rley Larson and Charlotte ROW- ley to cheer the boys onward They were always on hand w1th the1r '-4--..,sq NN--s.,,N'hRsQ. --.. '.:'-N 'Fw-. RESERVE BASKETBALL Row 1 George Shafer Robert Shafer Hugh Bruce, Iohn Tucci, William Beswick. Row 2 Mr Melse Iohn Bayko Iohn Benvm Ronald M h if M l ' ' e a ey, evln Rhodes, Henry Dombroske. rs ..... l sn.. Row lt Richard Tucci, Iohn Bookheimer, Willis Pol- ing, Wayne Bevan, Fred Crosier, Iohn Buenting, George Rogers, Charles Rowley, Arthur Canalungo. Row 2: William May, Iohn Fragomeni, Sherwood JUNIUH HIGH SE The East McKeesport High School Iunior Varsity, under Coach Merlyn C. Iones. started its 1948-49 basketball season with a mediocre record. After losing to Braddock 31-27, Pitcairn twice 20-18 and 32-17, and Patton 28-21, the boys opened their sec- tional schedule with a 27-24 Win over Wil- merding. The I.V.'s then sullered a 32-22 loss to Forest Hills in another league en- counter. Bouncing back, East topped Tral- tord 31-18. Coach lones rotated his starting lineup JUNIUH EHEEHLEAHEH5 Hope Knezevich, Dolores Busch, Dolores O'Neill, Lu ella Correll. McEwen, Donald Nicholls, Byron Eisaman, Dalton Pack, Lawrence Giles, Fred Fanto, Robert Hodder, Kurt Pommer, Richard Sauers. HUUL BASKETBALL from Byron Eisaman, Lawrence Giles, Sher- wood McEwen, Leonard Kudravy, Iohn Fragomeni, Robert Hodder, and Donald Nicholls. IUNIOR VARSITY SCHEDULE 1948-1949 Ianuary 18-Wilmerding .... . . . Away Ianuary 21-Forest Hills. . . . . . Home Ianuary 25--Trafford . . . Home February 1-Wilmerding .... . . . Home February 4-Trafford . . . Away February 8-Forest Hills. . . . . . Away we QS' ' Row 1: Louis Haberbeck, Edward Helfrich, William Beswick Row Z H b . : er ert Clougherty, Walter Polka. William Picktord D l , onad Cramer, Thomas Craig, Robert Schlilika, David Cramer, Robert Dripps, Pete R-w '7 Radulovic. Row 3: Roland Kirk Donald B kh ' C l , oo etmer, ar ton Martin, Robert Zimmerman, Donald Peying- haus, Hugh Bruce, Mr. Meise. BASEBALL Coach Meise's baseball s d qua didn't sport as enviable record as the football and basketball teams, but the Hilltopper nine showed considerable talent as the season progressed. They opened their season with an 8-4 vi t c ory over Munhall but dropped their iirst league encounter to Glassport 7 6. P't- - 1 ccnrn, an easy foe lor the Meisemen, suf- fered a 12 O - drubbing. The Warriors of Elizabeth then turned the tables, pasting a 13-Z defeat on East but again th H'll , e 1 men came back with a 5-2 victory over Plum W'l d' ' imer ing reversed the setup with a 2-l triumph and Elizabeth suffered a 6-3 loss in a return match. Glassport's Gladiators again came through with a one-run victory, l-0, and Pitcairn took their second successive lacing from East by a 9-l margin. Plum and Wil- merding ended the Hilltoppers' season with 3-1 and 4-1 triumphs, respectively. SCHEDULE April 12 Elizabeth at East McKeesport April 15 East McKeesport at Glassport April 19 Pitcairn at East McKeesport April Z2 E. McKeesport at Plum Township April 26 Wilrnerding at East McKeesport April 29 East McKeesport at Elizabeth May 3 Glassport at East McKeesport May 6 East McKeesport at Pitcairn May 10 Plum Township at E. McKeesport May 13 East McKeesport at W'l 1 rnerding .1 9 , ,X 4 fav FN .,.. ' - me R ,Nm k , Q 1 5 fi if K 1 M X 5 'MX .sf ,S W . . .1 wb ' A X. I THAMUHHL SPUHT5 'A END UP THE TRAIL PATHUNS A 6: P Furnace Co. Festa G Kachun Grocery Store Ladies' Auxiliary Vigilant Fire Co. No. l Mr. E. C. Stauffer East McKeesport Water Co. Wagner-Bund Music Company Mr. 6 Mrs. A. L. Lutes Maples Tea Room Drs. Ruth 6: Raymond Masters Mrs. Rose Katz Lincoln Coach Lines Mr. I. G. Topley Mr. George N. Wolf, Ir. Dr. H. C. Hackman Ward's Contectionary Hubert's Fine Foods Micklo Lunch Gravity Fill Service Station Kennywood Park Corporation Dr. F. P. Walthour Koper's Food Market William I. Bevan 6 Sons, Excavating Crawford Plumbing 6- Heating Mr. Walter I. Yenny Rutter Bros. Lumber Co. Wa1lace's Electric Andy's Service Station Dr. W. F. Davis Mr. Ioseph Sauter Mr. Louis W. Feit Dr. Ioseph M. Dechter Al's Meat Market B 6: B Market I. S. Ponte 6 Sons Auto Service Frank Feo's Barber Shop Star Meat Market White Star Laundry 6: Dry Cleaning Co Park Terrace Volunteer Fire Co Inc Mr. Stanley Zywar Mr. C. L. McCormick Herli-Iones Company Iames Aliieri's Barber Shop Mr. Walter R. Armstrong Kiwanis Club Marek's Confectionery Stephen Smith Radio Service Iones' Pharmacy Mr. V. P. Amatuzzi Corner Store McCall 6- Hassler's Mr. C. I. Taylor Goodman's Hardware East McKeesport Pharmacy The Esquire Galloway's Home Bakery Russel1's Floral Shoppe G 6: O Auto Service Phil Bach Motor Sales Bach's Tourist Home Ponsetto Sales 6: Service Mr. Iames P. Hutchins Mr. Iacob W. 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