N QQSQQQWWWW' 2 il XXX 4 U JWM WM fiyff X I ' n +1 A KD' K .A . ,Ks-E? . '11-3' , U , i ,J l M VF 1, l rv Q. ff , ,. l l 'ln ,kf V In V V - it f Ah Q b L A ,- 'WLC L - A ETNFXHICH SEHOOL 'X F' f 9'V .Z 0 ax X F f . Ir ll , -7 N eg -Q 'I h , A .tj 1 ' ' X If N M X ., X J W ax Q 'W U I ' ll k + 1- A Let thy mag1c prpe prevall And weave agam thv loftrest ley To charm the casements of our halls And open Wlde thelr doors today That those who seek thelr goals to fmd May reap a fuller harvest there Of treasures ofthe heart and mmd The1r glfts for all to gam and share Then may they ever cherlsh well The gems of knowledge s rxchest stores And keep those port'1ls open wxde That others too may seelc these doors QV f-J X 9 7 1 9 - . 7 . ,ard M -, 2,00- ..' V., 'I po, vj V95 2 nz' Sianclefh aw: clean Nlma Maiea Qlafuowi la Www fd an Upffzoalaazifq lzvu THE PIPER lllil ISIIEII H1 wulrunnnn Zhmaxhiihhhaiimk 'EEE ELESS EE I952 IIE ETH IIIGII Eflllllll, BOARD OF EDUCATION Seated, l. to r.-Thomas Jeremiah, Donald Tomlinson, George Bartrem, Joseph DeLaney William T. Sherman. Standing-Charles Yahres, G. Richard Klare, Edward A. Palka, Wfilbur Ferguson Mildred Bartsch, Norman E. Adams. President Vice President Secretary , . Treasurer Solicitor The Offi CSIS THOMAS .IEREMIAH . EDWARD A. PALKA . MILDRED BARTSCH . CHARLES YAHRES G. RICHARD KLARE 14 four '7!w14J ' wwf, nzmece Q NORMAN E. ADAMS Cupermtendent Wil I IAM P BI-YY RQ Prmc1p11 UOSEPH L SAXXIYE-Ry Acting Prmclpal fzzf 1 Standing, l. to r.fAnthony Donatelli, Raymond Stephens, Joseph L. Sawyer. George A. Marsico, C. Merle Spangler. Seated-Grace Griffin, Annette M. Kotchey, Laura I. Ptauh, Nlarietta Dietrich. Virginia Smith. we awe, Mr. Donatelli develops future craftsmen. Wfhat would Piper', do without Mr. Stephens, our English teacher? A test tube and a microscope are tools of instruction for Mr. Sawyer. The student's knowledge of law and economics comes from Mr. Marsico, the spon- sor of the Rifle Club. Nlastery of mathematics plus pep talks equals Mr. Spangler. The health of our student body is protected by our own Miss Griffin. The students of Miss Kotchey,s classes will be capable and efficient in the business world. Directing the Junior play and sponsoring the French Club keeps Miss Pfaub busy after classes. De- veloping better citizens through the study of American history is the aim of Miss Dietrich. What is the motto of Mrs. Smith,s classes? All of us know it is speed and accuracy in the business world! jnfo me MW, spam .six Second row. l. to r.7Philip IN1. Glasser, Keith V. Arnold, Robert Miller, Lyle G. Lee, Carl C. Bostic. First row-Sarah Gibson, Dorothea Patterson, Mildred Bartsch, Bernice Balzer, Rose Marie Drinski. '7!w Qacu Drama and language speak well for Mr. Glasser, our Senior Class sponsor. Safety first behind the wheel and in the shop is Mr. Arnold's motto. Mr. Miller's baton has led the band and orchestra through another successful year. Mr. Lee, who teaches civics, enjoys the out-of-doors with the Anglers Club. Biology and general science are made interesting by Mr. Bostic. Miss Gibson is our friendly and helpful guide in the world of books. Our physical education teacher, Mrs. Patterson, develops habits of health and sportsmanship in the girls of E.H.S. Preparing future homemalcers is the goal of Miss Balzer. All of us are well acquainted with our pleasant and efficient secretaries Miss Bartsch and Miss Drinski. All of the boys enjoy Coach Clarence Metzger's physical education program. af.L 8'4 '7!ae Wafwwafuf There are many doors in f:tna High School and all of them are open to anyone who wishes to enjoy a learning experience Happy 15 the student who avails himself of the opportunities which they afford d b h rlds of the Some of these doors attract those who are fascinate y t e wo microscope or test tube while others entice those students who enjoy the challenge ofthe business machine or the ledger The forge and the drafting hoard the basket ball COLlI't and the rifle range appeal IO the IHCCTCSI of many as OICl'1C1'S knock OD the doors marked music and drama or art and crafts The mathematical formula the muse of poetry nd prose and the annals ot man are not without their patrons as students seek their portals to pay them homage and tribute minds and creative fingers to enjoy fruitful experiences that develop and enrich the lives of youth X A4 404 Whack We Zffelcame ip. Q Y Y . . . . Q , ' - 7 ' 5 All of these symbols in the field of learning represent opportunities for active Q, X , x , s all x ,1 , fy 4 I vw 6 ' k - - Ip ef A I , L A X i t e X . ' .Y . SS , 2 AQ N f I 1, .WJQ sw: Q lf? Zig gh... I 7 7 we ew of 5.2 CLASS FLOWER Amerlcan Beauty Rose CLASS COLORS Green and White CLASS MOTTO S cess Awaits at labor s Gates I The Officers Sponsor MR PHIIIP GLASSER Presldent JOSEPH NOVAK Vice President CAROI HRVAJ 4? Secretary I LOIS BFNDER Treasurer LORRAINE YERKINS Left to right Lois Bender oseph Nowak C1rol Hrvaj Mr Glasser Lorraxnc Yerl-cms 14 Waaewell It IS dlfflCUlt to express the gratltude of the Class of 1957 for the educatxonal opportumtles which we have enjoyed here 1n Etna Hlgh School We realize that we were very fortunate m havmg had the aclvantacfes of free public educatlon made possnble by our nation our commumty and our parents We are very grateful to all for the sacrlflces plannmg guxdance and lnstructxon which assured us of a happy productlve school llfe In class and club 1n sports muslc and drama we found a fruitful harvest of enjoyable experlences wlth schoolmates and teachers These moments we shall ever treasure, and w1th the mfluence of the1r trammg we shall endeavor to butld careers of servlce that wxll ment the commendatlon of all who represent the true spnrlt of Etna Hugh School JOSEPH NOVAK President of the Class of 57 ten xx ll -H uc ' ' . ' 'l 1 A fl f X ' v U X . . 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D . . , . 7 7 7 7 5 ' 3 Mlcaela Arellano frmnrzerz ml Class Basketball Lxbrary Club Plper Band Micky spends many enjoyable hours in the lxbrary readmg and helping others Alex Balogn -izarlrnzzr Varslty Club Football Sports lovlng Alex wxll be the modern farmer of the future Loxs Bender I nmnzf Il ml Natlonal Honor Soclety Smoke Class Offlcer G A A XVe predict fame for our head cheerleader Lols whose ambl non If xs to travel around the X orld Carol Ann Boyle fomnzf rfml Smoke GAA Pnper Hughes: honors for Carol Etna IS proud of her' Nancy Burke 'lfllllflllll Dramatzc Club Chapel Choxr French Club College Club Nancy as a nurse w1ll devote her l1fe to brmgmg health and happiness to others eleven '7fze Sewuofui Erma Bauer Commercial Dramatlc Club Senxor Pay Piper Band A cute lnttle Miss Erma d lxghted us as Clementine in t e Senxor Plav Martha Becker C mnmerrzal Class Basketball Home E Club Tumbl1ngTeam Piper Martha whose ambmon xt 13 o be an effxcxent stenographer de lights ln skatxng Ruth Bernhardt Acarlemzr Cheerleader Tumblxng Team Our Smoke editor Ruthie en joys m her lexsure moments playing basketball Agnes Buczkowskl fUlllll1l H'1IIl Dramatic Club Senior Play Library Club Pxper Always a smile that IS the motto of Aggie who dellghts nn a host of pen pals Wllllam Cathers Acmlemrr JUHIOI' Play Dramatic Club Rlfle Club Smoke Bulls camera captured many school hlghlxghts for Paper . 5 , - , . H - N . ,, ,, . . D ' ' ' 1 I I 1 e' h I , - , c. ' ' - J v ' . , I I ' ' ' ' I 7 . V V ' I 1 U y 7 , - - Q Dramatic Club, French Club. ' If YY ' ' I , I . ' 9 9 ' V ' 1 1 ' , , A, 1 ' 'v I ' - I , D y . 4 3 L Y l ' H - T . b y . , . y , , , Y y - , . . . , 7 Y K ' ' ' ' - u - n 744 Seanaid Raymond Cavlovlch f eneral Varslty Club Football Bas ketball Manager Frlendly Ray was halfback on the Blue and Whlte squad Barbara Dukovltch C umm: :nal Student Councxl Rifle Club Plper Always neat from heacl to toe r at Barb co editor Piper Albert Ferber f 1 11121111 Basketball Varslty Club Football erry 1 future physical educa txon teacher I5 tops on the grxd n-on ere Glllesple fimdenzzr Tumbling Team Chapel Cholr Dramatic Club unxor Play ere an honor student dlsplays her ability with a baton Donald Helnl 'lfllllflllll' Manual Arts Club Smoke Band Piper Although Don xs actxve for Piper and Smoke his trum pet speaks best for hum Margaret Daly f ommerfzal Home Room Officer Semor Play Dramauc Club Rnfle Club Peg feels at home behmcl the footllghts she makes fnencls easnly Eileen Elsengart C ommerrml Dramanc Club Senxor Play Pxper Behind an office desk Eileen wlll accomplxsh her ambxtxons Wayne Gall Arademzc Student Council Smoke un lor Play Piper Frlendly Wayne dlvldes his tlme between music and clramatlcs Clement Handlon Academzc College Club Semor Play Varsity Club Football A sportsman at heart Clem s talents wxll serve hum well Carol Hrvaj Cmnmerrml Student Councll unlor Play Dramatic Club G A A Always one of our class officers that s Carol Co editor of Piper I . , ' . ' 7 - . l . . , , ,, , ,, ,. ., , . . 3 , , , , , h I5 , - of . .. - ,. 1' ' , , , ,J - J , - - , . . , v x 1 9 J Y ' , , 1 J , , ' , , , J , Y , , . . . , n - ,- u yn - v . ' y ' l . M . H twelve Shlrley Hudepohl f ommerrml Class Basketball Who could xmagme sports mmded Shxrley becommg any thmg except a physxcal educa txon teacher? George Karras f nu ml Manual Arts Club Basketball Varsity Club Football Our grldlron and hardwood hero George looks forward to the txtle Coach Anna May Kobert National Honor Socnety French Club umor Play Pnper Anna May and her saxophone have a reserved place xn our Orchestra honors to her too Dorothy Kocher Comnzmrzal Chapel Chonr Pxper Lxbrary Club Dot wxll take txme out from her fxlmg dunes to contmue en largxng her collection of statues une Kurowslu Fommercml Tumblxng Team G A A Junior Play Smoke June was known ln EHS as a majorette her needlework wnll brmg her fame thzrteen Glwuaf 5.2 ames Heusey Com merczal Rifle Club Junior Play Oper etta Band J m a fnrst class marksman spends hxs leisure ume huntmg Dorothy Keck 4 radem zc College Club Smoke Drama tlc Club Piper When m need of a helping hand call on Dot whose pencxl sketches pomt to fame rn art Marcella Kobus Class Basketball G A A Chapel Choxr The world of sports IS Mar cella s she IS a friend to all Eileen Kraus f!I!IllI1l'Hl!ll Class Basketball Pnper A friendly personality and clerl cal skill make up Elleens call mg card to the busmess world ohn Kushan COIIIYIIPICIHI Semor Play Football Vars nty Club A sports enthusxast ohn won has varsxty E on the gridiron , i 3 , X i 1 ' l 1 A Q J - - h 1 D 1 ' . . , . . . . 4 . . ' l 1 ' 1 - 1 :I 1 , ' 1 1 ' 'V U . 1 1 ' Y . , y . 1 1 ' 1 I v . , . . Al'lIflt'Pllil' Q ClHIlIlIt'7'l'lHl t Q 1 ' 1 - - -1 I 5 J 7 ' , . . , . 3 . . , . y . y . H 1, - - . - - 1 D ' , . . ., I ' . 1 9 ' 1 ' ' ' . . . ' , J 1 . . , - - U 1, - - , . 7f1e Senicvui Donald Ladesic ClIllIlIlf'l'l'i!ll Football Rifle Club Operetta Band 'Sq' Don an acttve sportsman wxll sung has way to fame Charles Lltvaney 4rnr1r mu Manual Arts Club Basketball Varsxty Club Football In the Natxonal Honor Society and on the basketball court Chuck showed hxs leadership Antoinette Malagreca I Ulllllll nm! Home Room Officer Dra matlc Club Student Counc1l Senior Play Tom s gay mood and musxcal talent wlll make her a success Ellen Marshall I umm: rr ml Semor Play Dramatic Club GAA Plper A gxrl with clerical skill Ellen 15 active m the dramatic fteld Carl Muller 4mrlnn11 Manual Arts Club umor Play College Club Rxfle Club Although among the shy Carl shows promxsmg sharpshootmg ablltty fourteen ohn Lasky Cllll1HIt'7'!kllI1 Basketball Rifle Club. Although john IS a quxet fellow he ts always ready to do h1s share ln class and school pro jects Gerald Lutz flllllllllllllll Football Pxper Smoke erry funds his recreation tn the out of doors and on the ball dlamond Nora Marlon 4: mir nm Home Ec Club College Club French Club Piper Nora s artnstxc touch assures her of recognxnon as a beautlclan Edward Metzer f 1 mml Paper Good natured Ed who enjoys fnshmg has selected the fxeld of transportation for his choice oan Muller Fmnmnrml Cheerleader Smoke GAA Pnper Joanne can always smlc a basket and take honors ln dancing Arlene MOFYISSCY Aflldflllll unlor Play French Club College Club Plper The fleld of teachlng has splendlcl candldate ln Arlene Peter Mullen CUIIIIIIKTI :al Basketball Rlfle Club Foot 8 A wltty conversatlonallst Pete plans to attend a teachers col lege success BWHIIS hlm oseph Novak Arademll VHYSIIY Club Student Coun cll Class Offlcer Football The pfC5ld8hf of the Senlor Class oe brought glory to us on the grldlron Marlene Pallvoda I UlIIIIIt'I!'lIll Llbrary Club Dramatlc Club Plper Marlene s collectlon of SOUVEDIFS IS unlque a bookkeeplng career IS a certalnry for her George Roglna CUIIIIIIFIFIIII Junlor Play Smoke Basket ball Manager Plper Modern lndustry has a promln ent place for George who IS a baseball fan fxftem Glau of 5.2 Harry Mueller 'lfllllfllllf Rlfle Club SCIENCE Club Operetta Band As a mechanlc Harry hopes to use hls talents to a great advan rage Lllllan Navarro fUIIlIIlf'IlHl1 Class Basketball Plper GAA As secretary of the G A A Lll Ilan 1S known as an athletlc Mlss Louls Palajsa fllllllllfllllll Basketball Varsity Club Football Lou IS proud of hls letters won Blue and Whlte athletlc competltlon ohn Profozlch ftlllllllfll ml Home Room Offlcer Class Basketball ohn a well groomed lad IS a leader ln classroom BCIIVIIICS Frank R0leWlCZ l Illlllllfllllll Plper Frank a sports fan hopes to reach the goal of a skllled mechanlc J I v . v ' fl A , l , I, bn. 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'7AeS Shirley Rush fonlmruml f Dramatic Club Smoke Oper etta G A A Shnrley a member of our Chapel Choir also dlsplays her talents on wheels ack Smith Aradenur Student Council College Club Home Room Offxcer unxor Play The doors of opportunity will open to ack a skilled crafts man Barbara Stankovlch I ommezrzal Class Basketball Piper The publxcatxon of Pxper wa greatly anded by Barb s depend abllxty Joseph Urso Aflldflllll Manual Arts Club umor Play Varsxty Club Operetta oe a lover of drama 15 look xng forward to experxmentxng wnth jet planes Nancy Weber lommf ll ml Home Room Officer Smoke Student Councnl Paper Nancys nimble fnngers plus a typewrxter equal the speed and accuracy expected of any bust ness woman Allce Sanchez I umnu Il ml Class Basketball Plper Cha pel Cholr Through her varied talents Alice served Plper and Cha pel Choir well Charles Stankovlc C eneml Basketball Varslty Club Football Charles a true sportsman fxnds relaxatxon m fxshnng and basket a Loss Swope COIIIIIIFIFIHI Home Room Officer Piper Class Basketball Lonss mtellngence and person alnry 'are the keys to her future o Ann Walker Ar adenm Senior Play Dramatic Club College Club Chapel Choir Florence Nlghtxngale will be proud to clalm Jo Ann as one of her followers Henrietta Welchel f umm: If ml Library Club Operetta Cha pelCho1r Piper Henrletta dxsplayed her musical talent m our Chapel Chonr and operettas O l 1 . l ' l s 1 ' , ' ' - , . . . ' , 1 , . .fr H 7 . . I . U, 9 h 1 U Y ' J - , , ' J ' . b ll, D y ' , 4 v A s . . ,, . ,. 1 K - 3 - 9 I ' ' . A , J ' y .v 1 v - ' ' J , ,' ' , V 9 v I ' V' ' ' , . , - , , , . .- . ' Q sixteen Lorraine Yerkins Com nwrrinl Class Officer, Junior Play, Dramatic Club Piper. A unique performer strutting before our band was Lorraine oseph Zaborowski Feneral Manual Arts Club Piper A handy craftsman of the Man ual Arts Club Joe also enjoys dancing efadfi of '52 Helen Young Conzrnrrrinl Chapel Choir, Piper, Home- room Officer. Friendly Helen enjoys the dut ies of a secretary oan Zuratovxc f'mr1mmrmI Dramatic Club Smoke Stu dent Council Piper Our p o p u l a r cheerleader oanie is full of fun and ambi H011 '70 lfze Seneca efadfi It was in 1949 that we began our work together During the four years we of our class and school The success of our projects and the training we received were appropriate rewards for our efforts Without the splendid leaders of the class and the spirit of cooperation of its members our happy ventures in the social, financial and scholastic phases of school life would not have been possible My associations with you during this time in all our activities have been most pleasant, these will ever remain among my happiest memories As you leave Etna High School my hope is that you will continue to cherish these attributes which have brought us happiness and success namely, courage, patience and cooperation PHILIP GLASSER Sponsor of the Class of '52 vz 1 nl: rn l Y . , . . I A . 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D . , learned through patience and perseverance to utilize all of our abilities in the service 7 , i , 'mndmg l to r ere Glllesple Anna Bday Kobert Lorrame Yerkms George Rogma Carl Mlller Brll Cathers ack Smlth ames Heusey Mr phlllp Glasser Seated Loxs Bender Carol Hrvaj une Kurowskl Arlene Morrissey oseph Urso Wayne Gall one ,waz NW THE JUNIOR PLAY CAST TI-IE STORY Don Cutter Lucrlle Marcy Wmg Prnserlla Lady Macbeth John Alden Mr Hyde Dr Bunn Mrs Kluck Gertrude Frnch Mrs j Ashmgt Depressron Artemus Burke Danny Snletto on Flnch ack Smxth Carol Hrvaj oseph Urso LOIS Bender ere GIll6Sp1C Wayne Gall ames Heusey Wlllxam Cathers Lorrame Yerkms Arlene Mornssey une Kurowskl Anna May Kobert Carl Muller George Rogma A young playwrlght Don Cutter who was accompanied by hrs proverb quoting Chlnese valet Wmg went to the Cutter manslon a love ly place ln the hllls to complete hls latest play the house very much occupied by a number of strange people lncludlng ohn Alden Priscilla Mr Hyde and Lady Macbeth They were lunatlcs under the care of Dr Bunn Among the mmates was Lucille a beautiful girl with a story of persecutlon and mtrlgue Don was about to go to her rescue when hls fiancee and her mother appeared w1th thexr maid Depresslon From this polnt ex erythmg occurred mcludxng a talking ghost screaming women dlsappearmg guests and for a cllmax an escaped murderer fleeing for his llfe How ever Don fmally succeeded in rescumg Lucille from a smlster rate ezglzttrn If , .l , . . 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LK Q 4, N' ., ,X 'WEA Standlng 1 to B1llCathers George Roglna Wayne Gall Erma Bauer Mr Phxllp Glasser ohn Kush1n Clement Handlon Seated Agnes Buczkowskx Margaret Daly Ellen Marshall Exleen Exsengart o Ann Walker Antolnctte Mala greca THE SENIOR PLAY CAST Clementme Kelley Erma Bauer Mary Kelley Margaret Daly Gerald Kelley Wllllam Cathers Bertha Agnes Buczkowskx Abe Carter Wayne Gall Hank Matthews George Rogma Pete Clement Handlon Tubby Cathy ohn Kushan Antoinette Malagreca ane Ann o Ann Walker Ellen Marshall Mxss Pruenella Prmgle Eileen Elsengart Ann McNe1l THE STORY Clem a seventeen year old tomboy IS very upset to learn that her mother has asked an elocutlon teacher Ann McNe1l to persuade Clem to become mterested m somethmg other than football and breaking Miss Prlngles blg pncture wlndow Clem lS such a tomboy that all of her friends Hank Pete Tubby Cathy and ane Ann have come to consxder her one of then- gang thus none of the boys will ask her to go out with them to soclal affaxrs In all of Clem s troubles she can always con flde 1n Abe Carter the handyman Day ln and day out he watches her go through the ever changmg process of growing up Dlsaster creeps mto the story on the occa sion when Cathy and ane Ann walk off wlth Hank Clems good pal and Pete a regular ladys man leavmg poor Clem wnth Tubby fat drip who has hay fever However Hank sees Clementine for what she really lS and they become more than just foot ball teammates' tu ent, one - A, , ,' A ,J - , ' -- .. me ll . ..,..., ., .,,., , , , , J , . ,..,,..,, Q , . J ' ' , . 7 ' ' Q! , El '77 7 9 1 7 3 ' .J fi A A Q 1 X-N7 vwwazzwmamqews THE FRESHMEN As the doors of Etna High School opened to us our eager group of seventy six Freshmen were anxlous to explore the opportunltles afforded them m thexr new env1ronment In order to conduct a more thorough mvestxgatnon of the studies and actlvmes offered them the group dlvlded into three classes Academic Commerclal and General C1v1cs taught to them ln Room 107 by Mr Lee gave the Freshmen a new outlook on the sphere of government On the rhrrd floor they found something dlfferent and excmng m Mr Bostxc s general sclence lectures Muslc and art pro vlded an outlet for the students undeveloped talents Entlclng aromas floated from the home economlcs room where future homemakers were learnmg new culmary secrets All of these experlences were to prove useful to them ln thelr later years Flndmg the door to scholastlc honor easlly opened Lois Bender ere Gillespie and ohn Profozlch entered and took speclal advantage of the guldance gnven to all Looking through the gateway to sports oseph Novak George Karras and Charles Stankovlch found thenr specxal xnterest ln athletlcs while Shlrley Rush oAnn Walker and ames Heusey were the fnrst to acknowledge the open doors of the other extra curricular actlvmes they dlscovered by jommg varlous orgamzatlons Nostalglc songs from the operetta HMS Plnafore echoed through the corrndors as the young Freshmen were permltted to partlcxpate ln that celebrated muslcal event The postxng of the notxce closed unt11 September ended their flrst year of exploratxon Once agam the Halls of Etna I-hgh School were deserted as the final exam lnatxons and the 1ssu1ng of the yearbook Slgnlfled the close of another school year THE SOPHOMORE To the accompanlment of School Days the Sophomores fxled through the open doors to thelr classe RCallZ1ng that many dlfflcultles st111 lay ahead the group selected Mr Phlllp Glasser to lead and advlse them Carol Hrvaj was chosen as his Now numberlng slxty the energet1c group again began knockmg on the doors for recognition Some of these Included Miss Pfaub s English M155 Kotchey s bus! ness arlthmetxc and Mr Kelleher s world hlstory classes In Room 310 Mr Sawyer introduced the Academxc group to the wonders of nature by gxvmg them special lessons ln biology At the end of the usual s1x weeks perlod Carol Ann Boyle Lorrame Yerkms and ere G111esp1e found themselves out rn front scholastxcally Not to be out done the others of the class were steadxly gamlng ln thelr quest for the keys to the doors of sk111 and knowledge Chosen because of thelr p p and spxrlt of co operation Lots Bender and oan Mxller made encouragxng cheerleaders Henrxetta Welchel and ere Glllespxe showed promnsmg vo al talent by snnglng ln the chorus of Meet Arlzona To provide splrxtual help the doors of the auditorium opened each week for a chapel program the members of the class added greatly to the enjoyment of the occasxon by slnglng ln the Chapel Choxr Entertainment xn the form of a mock trial written by one of lts members was the class contr1but1on to the assembly program To top off very successful year the sophomores threw open the gymnaslum doors welcommg all to a gala affalr t1t1ed The Cotton Ball THE JUNIOR The raxsxng of the flag on the front lawn of the school bulldlng gave notice that the new year was about to begm At thls time the unxors were Jomed by students from Kerr School who also wlshed to explore the halls of educatlon This addition brought the class membershlp to a total of seventy Many new challenges presented themselves at th1s excltmg pomt The commer cxal students made thelr way to the door of 311 where the cllcklty clack of type wrtter keys could be heard and also to 306 where many students were busnly en gaged m the learning of a new skx11 shorthand The Academic group set up thelr headquarters nn Mr Spanglers mathematlcal classes while Miss Dletrlch led the lunlx no o o o X X A ' 1 F . . 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M ' ' Iv, v.,u azz, me ezm of 195.2 way ln the exploration of American hlstory The llbrary opened a whole new world of books to those wlth ln1t1at1ve enough to flnd the treasures hxdden there Roundmg off thls year s lxterary study the class was greeted by Shakespeare and hls frlend Hamlet at the entrance to Room 102 Resoundxng cheers of victory rang out from the doors of the sports arena when George Karras ohn Kushan Ray Cavlovxch and Edward Haser attacked the foes of nexghbormg schools ln frlendly games of football and basketball Leading these cheers were our new cheerleaders oan Zuratovlc and Ruth Bernhardt they were aided by strutting Lorraine Yerkms who led the Blue and Whlte Band Searchmg the corrldors of E H S 1n thelr txme out from studles Llllxan Navarro Arlene Morrlssey and Nora Marlon found the gateway to clubs a profnt able and mterestnng way to spend thexr lensure txme A newly orgamzed actxvlty thxs year the Glrl s Tumbllng Team was helped along by the acrobatlc skill of several members of the gym classes Attracting attentlon were the many so xal affalrs whxch mcluded a play One Mad Nxght dlsplaylng the talents of Carol Hrvaj and ack Smxth a colorful oper etta An Old Kentucky Garden featurlng the mus1c of Stephen Foster and a Val entme Dance at which the King and ueen of Hearts were crovt ned Cllmaxmg their achievements Anna May Kobert Lols Bender ere Gxllesple and Charles Lltvaney were awarded speclal merxt by being glven membershlps ln the National Honor Soclety Knowmg this was the last time the doors of Etna Hlgh School would close be hxnd them as students the group wnth hlgh hopes made thexr way to the arch marked SENIORS THE SENIOR With v1s1ons of caps and gowns the Senlors slxty two strong attacked wxth renewed vigor the problems set before them Caesar by way of Mr Glasser tended plurlmam d1Clt to the Latin students whlle trlgonometry and Englxsh were mastered with the assistance of Mr Spangler and Mr Stephens Wlth humming motor and honkmg horn the fledglmg drxvers recelved mstructxon from Mr Arnold Servlng as an mtroductxon to the business world the clerical offlce practice classes learned the baslc prmclples of office procedure and machines In Carol Hrvaj the Student Council selected a capable presndent to lead them m making decnsxons wlth regard to the conduct 1n the corrldors and classrooms of our school Great athletlc mterest was shown by the membershlps ln the Rnfle Club the Varsity Club and the Glrl s Athletxc Assoclatlon The Manual Arts Club with hammer and brush set forth to construct the scenery for all the dramatlc presen tatnons Behind the footllghts Erma Bauer and Wayne Gall gave fme performances m the three act comedy Clementlne A dellghtful mountam operetta Up on Old Smoky provlded a setting for the vocal talent of ere Gxllesple and Donald Ladesnc All who were present agreed that these productions were a great success Clalmlng the attentlon of the llterary minded students were the two publlcatlons of Etna Smoke and Plper The edltor of Smoke Ruth Bernhardt and her staff informed us of all the news and features of the halls of the school Telllng the story of the Class of 52 ln story and photo Plper was orgamzed by Mr Stephens ln Room 106 Carol Hrvaj Barbara Dukovlch and ere Glllesple served as edltors When memorles fall Plper wlll ever open the maglc casements into our happy experiences at Etna Hugh Q Senlor Day found everyone xn the out of doors whlle a later gllmpse through the ballroom door found many couples enjoymg the gay danclng at the Prom In a more solemn mood the class at last passed through the sacred portals lnscrlbed Baccalaureate to the Arch of Honor Commencement where dlplomas were pre sented to all The vlslonary doors leadlng the way to higher educatlon lndustry profess1ons and the world of buslness opened for all to enter Everyone setting h1s course to ward his goal was assured of equal opportunxty at the threshold of Fame and Fortune luenlx llllll fr fX X sf I . , . 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L , , . . , . . . , . , . . . , - a 1 1. -, , aelwu CLASS HISTORY The Junior Class, composed of elghty nme members under the supervxsxon of Mr oseph Sawyer, enjoyed a happy and successful year Hugh 1n scholastlc honors were Davld Karcher, Sally Domanskl, and Shxrley Bagley Gladys Lennon, Thomas Bailey, and ean Lord represented the class on the Student Council The jumors were a versatlle group m the extra currncular phase of school llfe Smoke staff was proud of Eleanor Benvxne and other unxor members Davld Karcher and Ralph Doerzbacher kept the Sclence Club active Other members of the class achleved dlstxnc tion ln the Home Economics Club the G A A Drama Rams, Anglers Club, and other organ SECTION ELEVEN A I' :rd row l to Ronald lyons Robert Blernesser Louis Stachelek Robert Hannes Raymond Flory Bull Schmldt Pete Lanasa Ray mond Plveronls trcd Flsher Law rence McCafftrtw, Second row Robert Heusey Marxlyn Rlcgcr Mary Cathernne Beck Gerry Komraus Marilyn Raunswlnder Lols Noe ean Akers Rosemarie Snyder Peggy Dunlap Murray Harper rst row Donna Hocher Sally Do man kl ean Lord Duane Covelll Patrlcla Grubbs Janet Koeberlem Louise Gurtntr Peggy Ruess SECTION ELEVEN B Third row l to r Raymond Gerslc Richard Moore Michael Krlzman rch ohn lkrxzmanlch Ralph Doerz bacher Edward Mlchaelson E ward Karcher Louxs Ruetschx Robert Erdeljac Robert Farmerxe Wllllam Holden Second row Thomas Barley Mary Ann Swedko Shxrley Dzvonlch Arlene Frank Esther Hoffman Mary Grace Hughes Dorothy Baumgartel Margaret S u t t e r Michael Vmskl rst row Betty Mills Patrlcla Snead Clam Sprow Pthgy Llnn lolly Sandoval oseohlne Maltgreca Shnley Tree e Betty jane Mllctc Gladys Lennon SECTION ELEVEN C Thlrd ron l to Gerry Przerackl Wlllxam Krlzmanlch Walter Stauf fer Warren Hoburg Jack Hughes Larry Broderick oeph Wagner ay Williams Duane Muller Secmd row Anna Mane Clemens: une Lebo Shirley Bagaley Ann Fox Dolorts Hunter Florence Snmch Stupar Benvln rst row Brnctc Rnrhert Pasqua Lols Chalmers Lena Mafrlca H ltn Mllclc Lorrame Arltnt Yerkxns Eleanor Frances Intl Betty ean Vnrguma Wamsley Evelyn ane Van Kirk Josephine Miriam Race ane Sheets Fl The Officers Sponsor MR JOSEPH SAWYER President THOMAS BAILEY Vice Presxdent DAVID KARCHER Secretary GLADYS LENNON nzatlons of the school In music and drama the unnors showed thelr talents too In the field of sports Murray Harper, Pete Lanasa, and Jay Wlllxams were the grld heroes, Mlke KflZm3nlCh, and Jack Hughes, the hard wood stars The class boasted of three cheerleaders and four majorettes Durmg the year the members of the class were busy wlth many projects, I'3lS1I1g funds for thelr prom and other class act1v1t1es Thexr play Mother Was A Freshman was a great dramatlc hut The members of the Class of 53, are lookmg forward to another actnve year 'ls Senxors Treasurer Standmg, l ro r Mr Sawyer, Gladys Lennon, Thomas Barley ROBERT ERDELJAC Kneeling Robert Erdelyac, Davxd Karcher In :nlx fr ur 7fze ' U -J J ' ' . . 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This group of fifty-nine students was led scholastically hy Doris Bennett and Richard Bronowicy and in the Student Council hy Paul Hernan- ez. ames ones and Patricia ldoslcowitv, The Sophomorts e ly 71 y tiring thtir leisure moments The lihrary flub was proud of Pat icia I-Iosltowitl farol uran and Frances Zaborowslci Vivian Kline and osephme Rodgers were always in attendance at the meetings of the Drama Rams Singing in rhe Chapel Choir were Doris Bennett Ruth Zimmer man and Bessie Bursic In the G A A anet KUTOWSRI Dorothy Drmslci and Loretta Soich were leaders vthile Iqresa Shegma and osephme Rodgers enjoyed the work of the Home I conomits C lub In the Science Club Terrv Fischer David Wobb and Norman edliclca enjoyed their projects Thr Sophomores were proud of Williain Fischer in his operetta role In the athletic program of the Rams the class was swell represented aclc Bender Paul I-Iernandez ames Rodgers Loran lvons and Richard Bronowicz contributed greatly to the Iztna victories on the gridiron and basketball court Sue Nlontgomery the Sophomore cheerleader aided in lseeping high the spirit of team and student body In a Variety Television program in vthich Loran Lyons was master of cere monies the Sophs portrayed many popular video Stars A delightful dramatic slclt had as its cast anet KUfOWSlsl acltit Marmood and Wfilliam Fischer A male quar ut and a dance team were othtr features of the Sophomore program For team work talent and school spirit the Sophomores set a new marlc in l tna High School SECTION TEN A Third rom l Richard NTTILILWICI ames Rodgers Richard Bronoxucz Pat Rodgers Sttond ION aarlts Rtuss Dorttn ioutn Sur 'Vlontgoinarx lorrtta Sotch Trcsa Shegina Cnol Slattery amts Axtiy First tow o Ann Speaxlmt ant Cialit Doris Ann Bennett osephtne Rodgers Kathryn Bayltss SECTION TEN B Third M l to ohn Ditl Fdmard Nhchaelstm lacls Nlulltn Ieonard ODonnell Stcond ron Georg. 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Q n ,qv fr sbs -55 ,i-559 Q' 'N .1 5' in '7!ze Qaednmen CLASS HISTORY Eagerly crowdlng into Etna I-llgh School last fall were slxty three llvely lads and lassles who asplred to be Freshmen They quxckly adapted themselves to their new environment and set about to prove their leadershlp and ablllty and become a full fledged member of the family of classes Thls active group of newcomers without delay organized and selected Mr George Marslco as thelr Sponsor Servlng as olf1cers for the class were Robert Brewer Pres1dent Calvln l-Iexnl Vice President Marne Komarowskl Secretary and LOUIS Kohley Treasurer The scholastlc honors for the class were shared by oyce Fltton Nancy Spudlch Veanna Shafers and Margaret WICK In Splte of the fact that many of the act1v1t1es were not open to the Freshmen nevertheless they eagerly joined those which welcomed them Eleven of them who were mterested ln muslc proudly jolned the ranks of the Blue and White Men I the Student Councll the oplnlons of Robert Cxnderlch Calvm Helnl, and Nancy Spudlch gave the Freshman point of vxew on matters of dlscusslon Peggy Ann Ewmg oyce Mueller and Phyllis Verbanac displayed polse and sklll on the Tumb ling Team Thlrty two marksmen of thls active class became members of the Rlfle Club and enjoyed many hours at the range The Home Economics Club was proud of the work of Kathleen Struber and Peggy Wick The Science Club and the Lxbrary Club were also well patronlzed by the Freshmen In the fxeld of sports the boys of the group earned a place of dlstlnctxon for their class Ray Heusey Robert Cmdrlch and Calvln Helnl won places of honor on the rlfle team Cn the grldlron football hlstory was written by Fred Ir1t1 ames Chalmers Robert BOSITOVIC Edward Novak and oseph Schwartz the unlor Vars lty was proud of the court play of Georoe Melder Sam Bernesser and David Bern esser All of these young Rams showed great promxse of future glory for Etna With an eye on the achievements of thls enterprlslng Class of 55 one can be sure that 1ts members w1ll write a brllllant hlstory on the future of their Alma Mater SECTION NINE A Thnrd row l to r Mxchael Venghk ack McKee ames Chalmers Herbert Voytosh Rnchard uran Robert Brewer Rxchard Ford Louis Kohley Second row oseph Kraus Rlchard Moeller Robert Cxndrlch Gertrude Buehler Madge Mc Caffrey oseph Schwartz Charles Purucker Bernard Knauer Fxrst row Caroline Saxlor Ruth Zlmmerman Marxanne Pshxerer Margaret Cwrubbs Kathleen Strueber Marne Kon OTOWSKI Patrxcxa Laslavxc Frances KFl7m1DlC SECTION NINE B Thnrd row l to r ames Xvelgand Kenneth Stauffer Albert Klem Edu ard Novak Raymond Swope George Melder Oscar Nlettenet xvllllihl Reed Second row Paul Schrenber Donald Wobb Wllllam Wfrkert First row Rose Mane Krlzannc Patty Ann Ewmg Noreen Groah eanette Malagreca Margaret McKee anetKr1zmanxc Nancy Flsher Georglana Grosby Nancy Cook Gretchen Kane SECTION NIINE C Thxrd row l to r Calvln Heml Fred Irln Robert Bosnlovec Conrad Geler Eugene Hudak Wayne Clark Rudolph Fnscher Second row Samuel Bernesser oseph Gxbbs Raymond Heusey Clnfford Graltge Morns Cook Donald Chaffm Dav1dBernesser First row Ve Anna Schaefers Kallxope Soudes Nancy Spudlch oyce Mueller Joyce Futon Phyllxs Verbanac Peggy Xvxck Carol Zugaj In f nh I , . , I . . . 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A QQ3, 'K 3 'fr' .f 'Q A '- I F, 1 5 6 3 1 Slain on GM Sana Donald Ladeslc and ere Glllespxe ,st ,, an me smfa, THE OPERETTA CAST Cmdy Jones a school teacher ere Gnllespxe Sue Ellen Buchanan Patrlcla HOSlCOWlIL Cindy s Grandpap Wllllalll Cathers Cmdy s Grandma Sally Domanslu Sam Carpenter Donald Ladeslc Erankne Davxs ames Heusey Mr johnson the new preacher Joseph Urso Clem Buchanan Sue Ellen s Eather Davxd Karcher William Macon William Exsher Nlournful Grandpap s Hound Bernard Knauer ENTERTAINMENT TROUPE Gary Harry Mueller Marilyn VIVIHH Kline Gall Peggy Llnn THE MALAGRECA SISTF RS THE STORY Clncly a young school teacher of Wlndy Rldge IS awaiting the return of her fiance Wllllam whom she had sent to the city to study slnglng She rejects the love of Sam who ln es ln the nelghbormg cabln Her grandpap who seems lazy but in reallty has a flnger 1n every ple has secretly wrltten Wllllaln urgmg him to come back The church choir dlrected by Clndy has met to welcome the new ITXIHISISI' when Wllllaln now a successful singer returns to Wlndy Rldge wxth h1s entertainment troupe The troupe witnesses the dxsappolntment of Sue Ellen whose plans for an elopement mlth Frankie a member of a feudlng family are hroaen up by her father Her deslre to leave the mountams for a life ln the cxty IS gratxfxed bv Wxlllalns declslon to lnclude her ln his troupe Cindy, aware of the change ln Wllllaln, real lzes that her love for hum IS only a shadow She wears a flower for Sam, clecldxng to spend her life on Old Smokey llurlx one ff U ' . 15' L '42 at , X 'X - F50 ,. 1 lv' u ll A ' , ,I ' A, A V W u ll ' , J 1 1 . . .Y . . . h ' ' .. J . , . we :gaze SP ,-N ' , 3 w 'f Q fr S N531 my :K N R N fy x N f X f f x f X3 ,,,. i M. Q , , . , f . ,. 5 f' ? 'W an fmg .vxx N 1 Q lv? WI an llgf F Q sl H-Q. if mm , Fm' , , ' D A tn' 2 4 f .. i wi' fi 'I f y ' V x W ,Z -r .A I I it 9 A 5 iv- ,I 4 f 3 gf J 'Li W f '5' ix 4- D l,l Q I V: , ,X :Ng Agfs '-24 7fze Qaicfzhan The Talbots from Hampton clashed with the Rams and emerged victorious. 14-O. The first half was decidedly defen- sive. as both forward walls fought for every inch of ground. Hampton domi- nated the play in the third quarter as they drove over a touchdown score. Latcr Hampton climaxed an eighty yard drive to score again. The fourth quarter remained defensive until Etna advanced to the Hampton fifteen yard line. Etna suffered a heartbreaking defeat from the Braves from West Deer. The West Deer eleven. sparked by their run- ning and passing, advanced to the two yard line and crashed over for the score. The hard running of Karras in the closing minutes of the game proved useless as time ran out and the game ended, 6-0. In the final home game of the season, the Rams thoroughly trounced Trafford 19-0. Runs by Karras, Cavlovic, and Lyons made possible an early Blue and White touchdown. With a similar burst of en- thusiasm this same trio scored again with Lyons running over from the nineteen. Sweeping runs by Karras and Cavlovic placed the ball on the twog Karras then plunged over for another. It was Etna's night. The Etna Rams journeyed to Nloon Township where they enjoyed a victory, 13-0. The first half was a defensive battleg however, early in the third quarter Pat Rodgers scampered eighty-eight yards for a score behind perfect Ram blocking. Mid- way in the quarter Rodgers again dupli- cated this feat by racing forty-six yards. The remaining portion of the game saw both teams waging tight defensive plays. The final engagement of the Etna eleven proved disastrous to the Rams as the Cavaliers defeated them 25-0 on the Aspinwall field. The Cavaliers capital- ized on faulty defensive plays by the Rams. Larrimer sparked the Cavaliers to victory with his powerful running throughout the game. Karras, Haser, and Rodgers tried to start an offensive drive for the Blue and White, but their at- tempts proved unsuccessful. During this season the Etna squad achieved a record of four victories and five losses. Throughout every game the Rams demonstrated their true Etna spirit by providing a challenging offensive to all of their opponents. Raymond Cavlovich Charles Stankovic joe Novak Peter Mullen Charles Litvaney . Edward Haser Louis Palajsa lliirlx -lim qzw, lo e. 41. s. Assistant Coach Coach DAVID BATCHELOR CLARENCE METZGER Third row, l. to r.-Assistant Coach David Batchelor, John Kushan, Raymond Piveronis, Alex Balogi, Joseph Novak, Richard Bronowitz, Charles Stanlcovic, Peter Mullen, Edward Haser, Manager Charles Litvaney, Peter Lanasa, Pat Rodgers, Coach Clarence Metzger. Second row-Fred Iriti, Nlelvin Reight, John Hughes, Michael Krizmanich, Loran Lyons, James Becker, Louis Palajsa, Raymond Cavlovich, Clement Handlon, Donald Ladesic. First row-Joseph Urso, Louis Stahelic, James Rodgers, John Bender, Paul Hernandez, Albert Ferber, George Karras. we N .95 W'- iw 'fm l K 9 fgffi A -Q -qv: 1 UL- 44 1' 'Wy Q ,fl s Q N0 Y, L? Jack Hughes. Patrick Rodgers. Alhert Ferher. George Karras Charles Stankovic. Charles 1,itvanex'. Inwrenct- Broderick 1X1flI'1-lgCI'. ampageaaf Opening the pre-season with Moon Town- ship. Coach Clarence hletlger and his squad. composed of six seniors and five juniors. tri- umphed easily over the 1V1ohawks 53-33 on 1N1oon's floor. 1n the next three contests the Rains were unsuceessfu1 as they were defeated hx' Verona 41-50 and twice hy Wjest Deer hy scores of 45-31 and 55-46, The Blue and XXY1l1IL'U squad opened the XV.1,.1.r'X.1.. season at hlainpton where they were surprised hx' a fast quintet which scored a de- cisive victory 51-41. 1n the next encounter the Rains matched floor skill with Ze1ienop1e and foil' Caine through on top 41-39. 1V1ars was the next victim of the Rain victory march as thev were trounced 61-24. 1n a clash with their neighhor and traditional rival. Sharpsburg. the Etna squad was equally successful 61-40: and 1N1i11- vale. likewise. suffered a similar fate 61-41. The lftna winning streak. however. was ahruptly terminated in a double defeat hy Aspinwall 49-41 and hx' lfvans City 45-39. At the close ot the tirst half of the league contest. the Rains had four victories and three defeats. Pager to launch another victory spree the Blue and Wfhite clashed with Hampton and ear- ff IW Coach Clarence Nletzger. Peter Nlullen. Louis Palarisa, Peter lnnasa. Nlichael Krwmanic. Xlurray llarper. '76-e Jfafzfwoad tied off the Talbots scalp 46-41. The Zelien- ople Bear, however, on his own floor surprised the Ram hy scoring a victory 49-35. Mars again howed to lftna 65-28. Leaving their home floor, the Etna squad met its greatly improved neigh- hor. Sharpshurg, who surprised the Rams with a 39-50 upset In the next contest the Indians of Nlillvale felt the full fury of a revengeful Ram 38-33. In the last two encounters of the season the Blue and White team lost two closely contested games to Aspinwall 45-44 and to Evans City 34-30: the latter was decided in for Ivo an overtime period. With seven victories and an equal numher of losses. the lftna squad was fifth in a field of eight teams in section I9 of the W.I'.I.A.I.. Sec- tion honors were claimed hy lfvans City. Lit- vaney, Stanliovic, Ferher. Palajsa, Karras. and Nlullen closed their hardwood careers for the r'Blue and Wl1ite. Litvaney. who had a seven- teen point game average in league competition during the season. shattered the school record for the IIIOSI points scored hy any player in a single contest. Hin U '12, fs , .fr 'rv if ff 'x,,,x Ns if W ' ,Q - O T7 jr.-A .' .4 l-J N-ge 2 4, 'Hs ,Q gf j Top l to Coach Davld Bachelor ames Rodgers Robert Bosllovlch Richard BFOWHGWICZ Paul Hernandez George Melder Bottom David Bernesser Wayne Ruby ohn Dlel Vito Urso Samuel Bernesser Un fa lfze Wafzdlfq Congratulations are due the members of the unxor Varsity team and thelr coach Davld Bachelor for thelr excellent record on the court thls season The squad composed of Sopho mores and Freshmen marked up a perfect record for thenr fourteen league contests The splendld teamwork sklll and sp1r1t that spelled vxctory for them over all of thelr opponents foretells a bright future for the Blue and White m basketball circles The startmg lme up mcluded the follow mg Rlchard Bronowxcz at center ack Dnel Wayne Ruby and xmmy Rodgers alternatlng at forward and Melvxn Relght and George Melder at guard The strong reserves were Veto Urso Paul Hernandez Sam Bernesser Dave Bernesser and Bob Bosxlovlch Hampton Zellenople Mars Sharpsburg Mlllvale Aspmwall Evans Cnty Hampton Zelxenople Mars Sharpsburg Mxllvale Aspmwall Evans Cnty forlx three THE FIRST HALF Opponent Etna THE SECOND HALF 18 , r rl- A ,J y A A , .1 . y - A y ,J A , A y l , AA AA 30 33 ' N' H ' ' A AA ,A A A17 36 t .... ......,. A AAAA,AAll 34 . I H - A AAAAAAAA13 24 . ' U ' A A A 25 34 v l , ' AA .rr.., A25 35 A I ' A A35 47 ' U' H' - A31 39 ' : ' ' g -I ' , ' A A A AAAAA A, AA A13 36 , J' ' AAAAAAAAAA2o 52 5 ' ' A A A AA AA A27 31 . ' AA ,A A 16 26 , , , ' AA 28 33 ' ' . ' A A 30 THE BAND Third row l to 1 Albert Klein Rolert Brewer David Wobb anet Kurowski Win Holden Donald Heinl Shirley Bagaley Robert Htusey Ralph Doerzbachc-r Wayne Gall qecond row Bernard Knautr Clara Sprow Paul Schreiber Catherine Iriti David Karcher 'Shirley Treese Mic aela Arellano Lena Nlafrica Anna lVlay Kobert First row Rosemarie Snyder Kalliope Soudes Dane Frauenholz Wm Cathers Richard Nloore ames Heusey Wlarren Hoburg Nancy Cook Nlr Miller MMM? waz, me glue We wwe When the Blue and White Men Fall in Line really identifies the spirited music makers of Ftna High School Qur Band with its skill and talents appeals to all who love music and pageantry. During the football season all eyes turn to see these musical Rams as they march dos n the field with spirit and color representing Etna High at her best. They also strike up to give the necessary zest and spirit at every student pep rally during the athletic seasons. They rep- resent true Blue and White spirit. This group composed of thirty talented mem- bers presented fine performances for local yur! organizations which sponsor the various types of parades during the year These young musi cians also participated in the annual Christmas and St Patricks Day parade in Pittsburgh in vhich these lads and lassies clad in their school colors displayed their talents to win new honors for themselves and their Alma Mater. As usual, at the conclusion of the year, this talented group representing all of the classes were honored by receiving letters and awards for their services. These boys and girls of the Band were proud to be the wearers of the Blue and White of Etna. y-full! Wm fb 740 ' ' ' gk XXX f fffYvYs .4wiwffx f ' Ki' ., f E A5 V f 1 if' a 74- ,L-:' 1 T f 1 2 um QM. fw- SM' A gumn 'Xi gi lj ' I f ff ff -fl A T95 .- THE PIPER STAFF Fourth row l to r Erma can Baum Agnes Buczkowskl Marlene Palivoda Eileen Kraus nan Miller oan Zuratovic Anna May Kobert Nlarzlret Daly Lois Swope Micaela Arellano Nancy W eber Eileen Eisengart Third rom Helen Young lillian Naxarro Barbara Stankovich Nora Nlaiion une Kurovsski Lois Bender Carol Hrvaj ere Cillespie Arlene Nlorrissey Ellen Marshall oAnn Walker lVlr Raymond Stephens lSponsorl Second rom Barbara Dukovitch Antoinette Malagrcca Carol Ann Boyle Martha Becker Dorothy Keck Dorothy Kocher Henrietta Wcichel Alice Luna Shirley Rush lorraine Yerkins First row Harrv 'Vluellcr Dane Frauenholz Carl Miller Xvilliarn Cathcrs Donald Heinl Ceorgc Rogina 14 Ztlecwm lilemcvua THE PIPFR STAFF fo Editors Carol Hrvaj Barbara Dukovitch Publication Fditor ere Gillespie Helen Young Shirley Rush Bill Treasurers Cathers Carl Miller Flass Editors Nancy Weber Anna Mae Kobert Carol Ann Boyle Lillian Navarro. Sports Editors: Charles Litvaney. George Rogina. Art Editors: Dorothy Keck. oseph Novak. Diary Editors: Arlene Morrissey. JoAnn Walker. Photographer: Don Heinl. Clerical Staff: Nlartha Becker. Barbara Stan- kovic, Eileen Kraus, Lois Swope. Alice Luna. Business Staff: Marlene Palivoda. Erma Bauer, Lois Bender, Ellen Marshall, Eileen Eisen- gart. Nora Marion. Agnes Buczkowski. 'HIM Through Piper s magic door guarded by our stately Ram we welcome you to live again the happy experiences which all have enjoyed this year in Etna High School We hope that through these memory doorways you will again pass in retrospect to recapture the pleasant ex- periences of class and club music and drama social events and athletics. Through picture and story the members of the staff have enjoyed collecting and recording for you these idylls of school lifeg it is our wish that they will ever he happy remembrances of the moments you spent with your schoolmates and teachers as you passed in and out of the doorways of our Alma Mater. -XIY i ,i,..X SM 756 WJS G' I , f' 'Tm THE SMOKE STAFF Third row, l. to r.-f-james Yvzildflogle, Wfaync Gall, Jere Gillespie, David Karcher, Rosemarie Snyder. Donald Heinl. Second rowilo Ann Walker, Lorraine Ycrkins, ,Ioan Miller, Shirley Bagnley. Janet Kurowski. Shirley Tree-se. Carol Ann Boyle, Dorothy Keck. First rowiloan Zuratovic. Eleanor Benvin. Ruth Bernhardt. Wfilliam Cathers, june Kurowski. Lois Bender, 1444 gum Riding THE SMOKE STAFF Editor: Ruth Bernhardt. Assistant Editor: Eleanor Benvin. Business Manager: Bill Cathers. Feature Editor: Dave Karcher. Sports Writers: George Rogina, Jim Waldfogle. Artists: Dorothy Keck, Sally Domanski, Warren Hoburg, Head Typist: Joan Zuratovic. Mimeographers: Rosemarie Snyder, Janet Kurowski. Copy Boy: Louis Kohley. Photographers: Wayne Gall, Don Heinl. Fashion Editor: Jere Gillespie. Staff: Carol Ann Boyle, Nancy Weber, Jo Ann Miller, Betty Brnsic, Marilyn Raunswinder, Patty Grubbs, Ronnie Lyons, Shirley Baga- ley, Peggy Dunlap. Smoke's nineteenth year of publication was another in which the staff achieved the tra- ditional goal of our school publication by keep- ing It ever rising. Well staffed by an active group of Seniors, Juniors and Sophomores our paper wrote an- other page in Blue and White journalism. The artists, Sally Domanski, Dorothy Keck and Warren Hoburg created many attractive covers for the issue of this year. Stories interestingly written were contributed by the Feature Editor. David Karcher and his assistants Jere Gillespie. Ronald Lyons, Marilyn Raunswinder and Eleanor Benvin. Without the speedy and accur- ate typing of Joan Zuratovic, the staff could never have met the deadline for coming out on time. Smoke's purchase of a new miineograph made it necessary for the staff to engage in money-making projects in order to finance this new addition to the press room. The sale of candy and door hangers and the proceeds of Pallen Caravan helped to solve some of their financial problems. The University of Pittsburgh honored Smoke by awarding it a Certificate of First Honor among High School publications. This award was certainly a fine tribute to our Editor, Ruth Bernhardt and her staff for their journalistic endeavors. fm Ii'-.w'1'1'n lb up ,Q--N, vi A THE GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Fourth row l to Beatrice Nlaligreci Nlargarer gutter Lois Noe Dorothy Drinslti lung Kurowski 'inet Kurowski Bessie Bursic can Akers can lord Third row Shirley Rush Carol Hrvaj Shirley Tretst l or tm Soich Carol Ann Boyle Second row louise Gurtntr msephini pl lui P'lIly Grubls Shirlty Bagtlty Roscnnrie Snvdtr Clldyslennon Ellen Marshall First row kneeling Lois Bender lo1n Nliller lillian Naxarro 'Vlarcella Kobus Jfealifz lfmomizfz 3721140 The Officers President 'X ict Prcsi .lent Secrcmry Trt asurcr Sponso Good Sportsmanship is the motto of these girls. In the past they have been known as the Leaders Club but this year they have adopted the new title of Girls' Athletic Association in order to increase the scope of their activities. During the season the group seemed to stress money-making activities because the members wished to present the school with a new score board for the gymnasium. Among these activ- ities was the sale of mums during football sea- son and novelty basketball pencils later in the year. In October the members combined business with pleasure by holding a Halloween dance for LOIS BENDER JOAN MILLER LII LIAN NAVARRO M XRCFI I A KOBUS MRS PATTERSON the student body at which they featured 1 crowning of the king and queen of Halloween. This colorful event was an autumn treat for the students of Etna High School. Later in the year the girls enjoyed their annual initiation of new members which they climaxed with a party in the gym of the high school. The Annual Class Basketball Tournaments are sponsored by this club. They contribute their services by coaching, keeping time and score and acting as referees at the games. Under the able sponsorship of Mrs. Patterson the girls are proud to be members of the G.A.A. fm lx fikglil fbefencfwn of me Neff The Officers President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor We, the men of Etna Hi. have been both proud and honored to have worn the Blue and Wfhite of Etna on the gridiron and the hard- wood- We have tried to set an example which all future men of Etna will follow. The principles we have tried to follow have been to observe and carry out the training rules all athletes of Etna must follow, to develop teamwork, to respect the officials and obey the rules of the game. Above all, we have always tried to play fair and gain the respect of all GEORGE KARRAS JOE NOVAK RAYMOND CAVLOVIC JERRY FERBER MR. METZGER associated with the game and thus bring both honor and glory to our Alma Mater. The Etna High School Creed We sincerely believe in that which is sig- nified in the name of our school: Education-To develop and refine our abilities. Teamwork-To be co-operative for success. Nobility-To uphold our reputation. Achievement-To be guided by our ideals. With this as our creed, we will strive for our success and for that of our Alma Mater. THE VARSITY CLUB Fourth row. I. to r.-Loran Lyons, Edward Haser, Pete Lanasa, Richard Bronowicz, Charles Stankovic, Pete Mul- len. Louis Pnlajsa. Raymond Piveronis, Nlelvin Reight, Charles Litvancy. Third row+lWichnel Krizmanich, Donald Ladesic. James Becker, Jack Hughes. Jay Xvilliams, Alex Balogi, Patrick Rodgers. Clement Hzindlon, John Kushan. Second row-Wfnyne Ruby, Nlurry Harper, Joseph Urso, jack Bender, Fred lriti, Louis Ruetsche, James Rodgers. Louis Smhalik First rowflqaymond Cnvlovich, Joseph Novak, George Karrns. Albert Ferber. 7am ' Combine a group of thirty-four future home- makers into a cooking laboratory. Add gallons of fun plus helpful guidance from Miss Balzer. the sponsor. and blend well. Gradually stir in the activities of holding fashion shows and skating parties. Sweeten with the desire to help others by making boxes for the Red Cross and Easter toys to send to Euro- pean children. Add large quantities of patience, study and careful observation. Blend with the initiative and planning of Martha Becker, Nora Marion, Nancy Burke, -Io Ann Walker, and sprinkle J! Am with the imagination and cooperation of Jane Sheets, Lois Chalmers and Jere Gillespie. Serve in small portions throughout a school year and one can be assured of a dish from the Home Economics Laboratory that is worthy of praise. With a treat like this what girl would not welcome the opportunity to join these homemakers. The Officers President BETTY BRNCIG Vice President LOLLY SANDOVAL Secretary TRESA SHEGINA Treasurer DORIS BENNETT Sponsor MISS BALZER THE HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Third row. l. to rf-Virginia Wfamsley, Jo Ann Walker. Bessie Bursic, Arlene Nlorrissey, Ann May Kobert, Patricia Hoskowitz, jere Gillespie, Sue Montgomery. Loretta Soich. Carol Slattery, Dorothy Baum- gartel . Nancy Burke. Second row7Martha Becker, Nora Marion, jane Sheets, Carol -Iuran, Frances Zaborowski, Beatrice Mala- greca. Peggy Dunlap, Gertrude Buehler, Ann Fox. First row7Evelyn Richert, Ruth Zimmerman, Elizabeth Gonzales, Josephine Rodgers. janet Koeberlein, Lois Chalmers. Peggy Xvick, Kathleen Strueber. Kneeling. l. to r.-Tresa Shegina. Betty Brncic, Lolly Sandoval. Doris Bennett. Mafw, What boy in Etna High School would not welcome an invitation to join the creative crafts- men of the Manual Arts Club? The entire stu- dent body benefits from the activities of this club which contributes its talents toward other activities throughout the school year. Since this club is a service organization they build and repair school equipment throughout the year. They are kept especially busy during the fall and winter months constructing sets for the Junior and Senior Plays. In the springtime they are again called upon to provide setting for the annual operetta, In this way the boys increase their own knowledge and skill in many fields of endeavor. During basketball season a member of the club operates the scoreboard which was con- Sly!! structed by the club many years ago. The high- light of their social calendar is an annual picnic and initiation party at North Park. Another feature of their social program was the weekly basketball game in the gymnasium when they challenged all local competition. All who join these young carpenters can be proud to be a member of such a serviceable organization under the capable leadership of Mr. Arnold and Mr. Donatelli. The Officers President CHARLES LITVANEY Vice President GEORGE KARRAS Secretary NIURRAY HARPER Treasurer PETE LANASA Sponsors , MESSRS. ARNOLD DONATELLI THE MANUAL ARTS CLUB Third row, l, to r.- jack Hughes. Tom Bailey, Dave Karcher. Carl Miller, Richard Bronowicz. joseph Zaborowski. Second row-Mike Krizmanich, Jay Wfilliams, Donald Heinl, Joseph Urso, jack Bender, Dane Fraucnholz. First row--Mr. Donaielli lsponsorl, Pat Rodgers, Pete Lanasa, Murray Harper, George Karras, Charles Litvancy. Bob Heusey, Mr. Arnold lsponsorj. 14 am! flume Surely international brotherhood has been greatly improved as a result of the relations cul- tivated between France and America by some of the students of Etna High School. Miss Pfaub and her group in the annual program of the French Club, designated and enacted many worthy projects. This eager group of students inaugurated their program by making a U. N. flag which was displayed in room 102. A field trip to Car- negie Museum to see the French Art exhibit was a special treat for the club this year. Ar one of their very unique meetings the members en- joyed singing some of the songs of France as they dined at a banquet of French foods. Even a pancake dinner. although a typical American custom, marked one ofthe early spring features of their program. A traditional exhibition of French customs was displayed on all holidays. especially on Christmas. Many of the members also corresponded with French pen-pals. Certainly if in no other school, at least Americans in E. H. S. are doing their share to help unite people of different nationalities. The Officers President ANNA MAY KOBERT Vice President ARLENE MORRISSEY Secretary PATRICIA GRUBBS Treasurer XVILLIAM SCHMIDT Sponsor MISS PFAUB THE FRENCH CLUB Second row, l. to r.+Miss Pfauh. Nora Marion, Nancy Burke. W'illiam Cathers. David Karcher. Ralph Docrz- bacher, Marilyn Raunswinder. Peggy Linn, First row-Wfilliam Schmidt. Arlene Morrissey, Anna May Kobert, Patty Grubbs. Yin THE SCIENCE CLUB Standing, l. to i'.--Mr. Sawyer, Norman jedlicka, William Schmidt, David Karcher, Ralph Doerzbacher, Mr. Bostic. Kneeling-Robert Erdeljnc, Eleanor Benvin, William Holden, Terry Fischer. end S ' ' This year the field of science produced one of the most active organizations in the club pro- grams of Etna High School. The group of jun- iors and Sophomores was sponsored by Mr. Joseph Sawyer and Mr. Carl Bostic, who were later assisted by Mr. Marshall Lang. The members of the club enjoyed several in- teresting field trips to the Buhl Planetarium and the University of Pittsburgh where they en- joyed enlightening demonstrations and lectures on the principles of sound, radio, and gravity. David Karcher and Ralph Doerzbacher, two very active members, traveled to Oalcmont and presented an interesting demonstration of the Testla Coil to the students of science in Oalc- inont High School. Throughout the year these two cub scientists were assisted by their fellow members, Terry Fischer, Williain Fischer and Norman Jedliclca in many projects, they were lcept busy cleaning and repairing much of the apparatus of the physics department. One of the members suc- tif ceeded in putting the large vacuum pump into efficient operation. During the spring months, this active group adopted as a special club pro- ject, the construction of a static electric gen- erator, which they contributed to the school laboratory. Since the Science Club was interested in rec- ognizing and encouraging talent in its particular field, the members insisted that candidates for the organization must display a creative talent by worlc in scientific experimentation or con- struction. At the close of the year, at a Science Fair, the members proudly displayed to the student body, many of their projects and cre- ations in the field of physics. The Officers President RALPH lDOERZBACHER Vice President DAVID KARCHER Business Manager ELEANOR BENVIN Sponsors NIR. BOSTIC MR. SAWYER li'-H1 rw' ..v., ,Ay f f , r I 41 :::5::::'--- :ti- 225555555 ,.,.kh a-Y .,:,.,-N .af --:....... - -A af, 1 1-u af -nv .5 4-'U QQ' -1 ' . 'fi In .' 36 , Xi 1 , 1 I -V V4 3 Q gl '1' ' ' 1, 1 J ' 'E Aw 5? ':a'?. ' ,P-an W I ,I ' s e A v v S' 2 , . 2' Y lp- Q W 44 in '1 ':3'i3 M'f5?u ' f vm y fa-'wwf .xl 9 Al. .J1..., DRIVERS TRAINING Second row, l. to rfjames Becker, Joseph Wagner, Robert Heusey, Robert Erdeljac, William Krizmanich, Edward Michaelson, Lawrence Broderick, Michael Krizmanich, Richard Bronowicz, Patrick Rodgers, Joan Zuratovic. Peter Lanasa, ,Ioan Nliller, Mr. Keith Arnold, Sponsor. First rowfRaymond Gersic, Lawrence Mccafferty, Erma Bauer, Anna May Kobert, Arlene Morrissey, Eleanor Benvin, Peggy Linn, Dorothy Kocher, Marcella Kobus, Jacqueline Marwood, Ann Fox. Jfflffwff SGW? This year was the fourth year for Drivers Training here at Etnag the students were again privileged to drive a new Pontiac. Twenty-six members were enrolled in this course the first semester and an equal number the second sem- ester. Two periods a week was the average time spent in learning to drive under the supervision of Mr. Arnold, who possesses all the patience that one person could possibly have. Since a state-wide experiment was being con- ducted this year, the pupils taking Drivers Training Courses applied for their permits through their instructor. In this way the State could tell which group was involved in more accidentsg those who learn to drive in class or those who learn by some other method of in- struction. As the students progressed there were certain tests that Mr. Arnold gave at various intervals to driving pupils. Among these tests were: the judging testg Zig-zag driving between polesg HHN I backing into a stall, parkingg driving Z2 miles on the highways and 10 miles in heavy traffic. After the prospective driver candidate had suc- cessfully completed these tests, he was ready to take his test and become a licensed driver. Eigh- ty per cent of the students who took the course the first semester received their licenses. Robert Heusey was the first student to be- come a licensed driver this year. During the school year to March 1, the following had been granted their licenses: Robert Heusey Pete Lanasa Ronny Wobb Larry Broderick Pat Rodgers Jim Becker Anna May Kobert Ray Gersic Larry Mccaffe iw' Mike Krizmanic Eleanor Benvin Joan Zuratovic Ed Michaelson Doc Kocher Paul Hernandez Robert Erdeljac -Ioan Miller rty Y I , S 1 xff 44 BQ Q L THE ANGLE R'S CLUB Standing, l. to r,-Xwillinm Schmidt. Mr. Lylc G. Lee. Charles Litvaney. Knee-lin51ARohert Erclcljac, John Krizmnnich. iqfi-4?zWl4 All The objectives of the Anglers Club are: To inform members of fishing techniques To encourage fellowship among Etna High equipment. waters and literature. Sehool students who enjoy fishing as a recre- The Officers mon' . . . . President CHARLES UTVANEY To emphasize eonservation by informing Vice Prmdcm JOHN KRIZMANICH members of the fishing laws and by recom- Svcrcmry ROBERT ERDELJAC mending creel limits below those set by law and Treasure, RQBERT ERDELJAC size limits above those set by law. Sponsor MR. Li X Al. THE LIBRARY CLUB Fourth row 1StandingI. I, to r,fBetty Brnsic, Carol Jurnn. Patricia Hoskowitz. Peggy Dunlap. Third row lStanclingl -Josephine Rodgers, Frances Zaborowski, Jane Sheets. Lolly Sandoval, Lois Chalmers Second row lStax-itlingl-Sarah Gibson fsponsory, Beatrice Malagreca, Ann Fox. First row lKne-clingl -Loretta Soich, Dorothy Drinski. llwlmq Qu Qncc upon a time, we. the books of the Ii.H.S. library numbered only a few, but today, we have a family of nearly 4,000. We are bear- ers of any and all kinds of information, The girls of the Library Club care for us well. They give each of us a number and see that we have a card for identificationg then our jackets are attractively displayed on the bulle- tin board and we are put on the shelves for use. During our stay with a student, we some- times become a little defacedg but when we are returned, the girls of the club reinforce our weak spots and gently mend our broken backs From the places in the shelves, we can see the beautiful bulletin board displays that help make our home more attractive. In the show cases too, are many collections of interest These girls enjoy their duties as student librarians and occasionally take a few moments for relaxation by enjoying parties in the library during the holiday seasons. All of us in E,H.S. are deeply appreciative of the splendid services which the girls of the Library Club cheerfully give to our faculty and student body. fhe Officers President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor fl!! BEATRICF MALAGRECA DOROTHY DRINSKI x-ugh! ANN FOX LORETTA SOICH MISS GIBSON S 727 LZZLELZ' ' THE COLLEGE CLUB Stcmding l to r Dorothy Keck Nori Marion oseph Urso Donald Heinl Wfillmni Cathers l1clf Smith nrt Gillespie 0 Ann W1lker Kneeling Arlenf, Vlorrissey Carl Nliller XVTYDQ Gal Anna May Koberr Qalleqe Ream! The College Club is a newly organized aCtlV ity in Etna High School The c ub was spon sored by Mr Beyers for those seniors interested in gaining additional educational opportunities by attending a college business school or a nursing school One of the principal activities of the c u was the visiting of various local colleges This year the club made extensive tours of three of our Pittsburgh colleges: University of Pitts- burgh Duquesne University and Carnegie In- stitute of Technology. By means of bulletins and other literature from distant schools, the members become acquainted with educational The President Vice President opportunities offered by other institutions of learning Early in the year the students toolx 1 college guidance test at Carnegie Institute of Tech nology to help them make a selection of their life work They were also interested in malcincv inquiries concerning scholarships or taking any tests which might enable them to gain ome financial assistance during their future training The College Club is one of the many organ- izations in E.H.S. which serve the student by aiding him in solving problems through proper direction and guidance. The members of this active group were interested in the fields of teaching, nursing and engineering. Officers CARL MILLER WAYNE GALL Secretary ARLENE MORRISSEY Treasurer ANNA MAY KOBERT Sponsor fl!! ,'ll MR, BEYERS IH! THE CHAPEL CHOIR Fourth row, l. to r.-Josephine Nlalagreca, Loretta Soich, Bessie Bursic, Marianne Swedko, Dolores Hunter, Jere Gillespie, Alice Sanchez, Shirley Dzvonich, june Kurowski, Esther Hoffman. Third rowflluth Zimmerman, Virginia Wamsley, Mary Catherine Beck, Arlene Frank, Nlarilyn Reiger, lvlarcella Kobus, Shirley Treese, Marilyn Raunswinder, Patricia Hoskowitz. Second row-Jo Ann Walker, Beatrice Malagreca, Mary Grace Hughes, Dorothy Kocher, Betty Jean Brnsic, Janet Koeberlein, Peggy Dunlap, Henrietta Weichel, Carol Slattery, Shirley Rush. First row-Helen Young, Doris Bennett, Josephine Rodgers, Kathleen Milcic, Nancy Burke, Vivian Kline, jacque- line Nlarwood, Peggy Linn, Sallv Domanski, Mr. Miller lSponsorl. '7imefafLl9 ancfpaable 'Al'm1.w' limi, fmni IUIIUIII all llfI'UI7IQ.N flmw: i l'mi,w Ilimq all f'i'1'11t11r'e'.s lien' inflow: P?'llIi.W lllilll ulimw, W' l1e'u1'1'r1lxr limi: ljflll-Al' ,'iNlll1'J, Sun 411111 llfflnx' film.sI. This song is the familiar opening of the Chapel program in E.H.S. under the direction of lVlr. Miller. Ir provides sacred musical atmos- phere for our chapel program. A special hymn is their usual introductory selection, and unique prayer in song give originality to our semi- weekly religious hour. To give variety to their programs, the girls often introduce soloists from their group to present their able vocal talent. iuix These thirty-five girls gave additional treats to E.H.S. audiences during Thanksgiving, Christmas and Easter by preparing special vocal selections which were appropriate for these sacred occasions, helping us to observe these holidays properly. The members of the choir gave their time and talent in faithfully serving both the school and community, and all have benefited greatly from the work of this fine organization. X THE DRAMA RAMS Fourth row, l, to rfVito Urso, W'illiam Fisher, james Waldfogle, Joan Zuratovic, Betty Mills. Dolores Hunter. David Karcher, Esther Hoffnian, Ellen Marshall, ,lere Gillespie, Edward Wfalter. Third rowfhlanet Koeberlien, Patricia Grubbs, Margaret Daly. Marilyn Raunswincler, Arlene Yerkins. Thomas Bailey. XVilliam Cathers, Lois Noe, Loretta Soich, Margaret Sutter, Carol Hrvaj, Arlene Frank. Second rowf-lo Ann Spearline, Josephine Rodgers, Beatrice Malagreca, Vivian Kline. Josephine Nlalagreca, Sally Domanski, Mary Grace Hughes, Peggy Linn, Antoinette Nlalagreca, Shirley Rush, Dorothy Keck. First row-Nancy Burke, Mr. Glasser. Lorraine Yerkins, jo Ann Walker. eufzjain 71Ime As you look through the door of Room 104, during activity period, there is a meeting in ses- sion. This active group is the Drama Rams which is sponsored by Mr. Philip Glasser. The young Thespians, who are interested in increasing their knowledge of dramatics, num- ber forty-two. They have a busy year from the time they initiate their new members until the close of the year with their picnic at North Park in the spring. Ar Christmas time the club features a Christ- mas play in which every member is expected to participate in some way. By accepting roles in the production or working on the sets these young dramatics gain a variety of experiences xiXl Nfl behind the footlights. In addition, they also volunteer their services by acting as make-up crews for the class plays and the annual oper- etta. Each Drama Ram who has enjoyed the ex- periences in Room 104 leaves with the feeling that he has learned much about the field of dramatics as well as having had an enjoyable time. The Officers President LORRAlNlf YERKINS Vice President DAVID KARCHER Secretary JOAN ZURATOVIC Treasurer NANCY BURKE Sponsor NIR, PHll,lP GLASSER IH! pabieancfg A new trend in girls athletics at Etna High School is the Tumbling Team sponsored hy Mrs. Patterson. Tryouts are held and each year a new member is chosen to replace one who has been graduated. The team held its annual assembly in Feb- ruary. hlembers showed their skill and poise by a series of forward and backward rolls, cart- wheels and head stands. The members of the group portrayed their skill and grace with many exhibitions of high pyramids. bird nests and flying angels. Girls who displayed special ability and un- usual feats were Ylere Gillespie who did a back. ward flip: Ruth liernhardt who displayed ex- cellent balance in a shoulder stand: and Lor- raine Yerkins who did a hack and forward chest roll. This organization is constantly increasing in number and has. indeed. gained recognition in the circles of Ii.H.S. Our Alma Mater is proud of this talented group of young ladies who cul- tivate and maintain such standards of poise and grace. THE TUMBLING TEAIVI Third row. l. to r.--Patricia Hoskowitz. Jere Gillespie, June Kurowski. lVlarv Grace Htl,-:lies Second row--Betty Mills, Peggy Reuss. Betty Milcic. Louise Gurtner, First rowf- Lorraine Yerkins. Peggy Linn. Hail, King and Queen! The Attendants At the Royal Ball The Count and the me few, af eww in 5. 41. 5. Countess And So They Reigned The Duke and the Duchess King CHARLES LITVANEY Prince GEORGE KARRAS Duke JOSEPH NOVAK Count ALBERT FERBER Queen Princess Duchess Countess Pages: Thomas Bailey and Sally Domanslci vxlx'-Ihr ,T CAROL HRVAJ RUTH BERNHARDT Lois BENDER JOAN ZURATOVIC THE RIFLE CLUB Fourth row, l. to r,YVito Urso, james Xxialdfogle, Leonard O'Donnell, Edward Walter, Wfilliam Schmidt, Bill Cathers. lVlelvin Grimm. Richard Nloore. John Laslcy, Charles Titus, Terry Fisher, Third row-Susan Nlontgomery, Bessie Bursic, Loretta Soich, Carol Slattery, Rosemarie Snyder, Dorothy Drinslci. Nlargaret Daly, Lawrence Mccafferty. Second row-Jacqueline Nlarwood, Uoris Ann Bennett, Josephine Rodgers. Antoinette Nlalagreca, Treasa Shegina. Doreen Bowen, Joann Spearline, Janet Kurowslci, Jane Ciafre, Mr. Marsico lsponsorl. First row tlineelingl--Dane Frauenholz. James Heusey, Eleanor Benvin, Robert Heusey. Ramamlhekwge This year again, the rifle range exerted its magnetic power on the students of Etna, as eighty of them chose the Rifle Club as the organization of their interest. However, it was obvious that those who qualified for the rifle team were worthy of their position as they made a fine showing against their strongest rivals. Under the direction of Mr. George Marsico, the Etna rifle team competed with rifle clubs of neighboring schools. When shooting records were finally tallied the honor of representing Etna was shared by three seniors. three juniors, one sophomore and five freshmen. When the seniors heard the cease firen order for the last time, they knew that the underclassmen would carry on in true team spirit for Etna. One of the social highlights of the school calendar is the annual amateur show sponsored by this organization of marlcsmen. This year again the gala program not only provided an interesting evening of entertainment for the student body and community but also aided in solving some of the financial problems of the club for the school year. James Heusey 99 Robert Cindrich 95 Eleanor Benvin 99 Jack Bender M95 Carl Miller 98 Ray Heusey 94 Robert Heusey 98 Bill Schmidt 94 Don Ladesic 97 Calvin I-leinl 90 The Officers President JAlYlES HEUSEY Vice President CARI. MILl.ER Secretary ELEANOR BENVIN Treasurer ROBERT HEUSEY Sponsor NIR. NTARSTCO sixtx -join' JA... MATCHES ABROAD Aspinwall Nlunhall Coraopolis GakTl1Ont Millvale Nlt. Lebanon THE RESERVES lourlh Roxy 1. ro r,- c,1.n.m1 c3f,m,1.. R.t'1...rd Nlot-ll.-r. Nhkv Vmwkn, Calf vm lit-ml, Rnrfmrd Jurnn. H.-rln-rt Yuvmxh. Rolwrz Hrrwvr. Nlurrxx Cook, f'u,gvno I Iud.1k, Conrad Uvlrr. Third Rom -- Km-out-th SLIUHQ-r. Wfullmm XX'xkt-rr. .-'xllu-rr Klein. G1-orgu Mel' dvr, Lomas Kohln-V. ,laxns-a f.hnll1u-ry. Paul Sfhrcxber. Cflmrlvx Purufkvr. f.xndrnCh. Svrond Rom Un-1. Kallxopv Pnrrxrla Laslnvlc. Kathlven Khlcxr, Karhlvvn Sum-ber. -lowv lfmon. Dnxuti Wfuhh. Txrxr Row f Knlwrnlw lyul.-W. ffl-,gt lwor,3l.1nn Cqroxbx, f'r.1nCcN xf.,.,..,mf, JM-f.w x1...A11t-f, Nnmv Vnwlwr. Ninrn- kum- oroxmkn, Phvlllw Nrrlunlf. fNou-4-n Groah. Nnnrv Cook. Knot-lung -Ion-ph Krnux. fwlihat-1 Yvlmgllk. W'xIl1.1xn Rt-td. -In-.mph Chlwlww. Ravmond H--Lum-V. ,laxntw WK-1g.111d. jonw. Roburr ,lark Soudew. NX'xfk, janxcx Qpponent 497 499 486 493 497 495 '7-mga! '7aJe4 MATCHES AT HOMIE Etna Opponent 494 Oakmont 494 496 Nlillvale 490 484 Mt. Lebanon 498 492 Coraopolis 496 493 Aspinwall 49l 494 Munhall 500 Etna 493 493 494 485 489 495 Pw if -fr B ' 4 fx 5 up 4 v by ,UI wt:-,.4n.., ,rt X , , . .W A fn rr 6 Xf..4f 1 ,Z ,y4L j 2. 3 f Y n a F 5 V' , K 'P M X ' w , I K .. , , 'F , 4 4 i 4 W ' ' E . , -5' Ll A '.' ' . I x 7- Q-11231 ,b nQlQLa , y, 'fill' II, ' is nftx I N' 1 rg wa- f . ' 'rg ' s f L fm J' J ' ' .W . , ' 3 A I 4 J 1 -1 h . Q. , A A: 'A W 6 A - ,gf 4.z 1r:f 's A 33: ' ' ' ,,44M'w?',g9 'rXi f 'f , , m, ,MI W: Y 1' - fs' ,,,4.,k s 4, l ,, 1 my 3 as ' 13 ff' :L 'Z ,Q W ' I 4 4' A' .V ' L I il 79' A H 1. A, . 1: A wi 1. I .53 K 1 A'79 R. 801 in, ' Q ' 1 ef 5 :R QA , XS V! Q .M v. 1. . Q 1 fl QQs,,M7 3 fy. mf. . fwurq '11 xi ' 21, 4- ,H 1. Q, awffw' :L 4? .1 v 'L if. .A .N Ax ,,,e,, 'NB Ja V63 , .6755 U L. fbeaa .Ynafuf SEPTEMBER WELL here we are Seniors surely is hard to believe Who s that man with that friendly face walking around the halls? Oh' It s Mr Adams the new Super intendent Welcome Miss Balzer to our Home Economics department' Glad to see all those old faces back again Homework begins Bad news' First senior goes to 8 00 class A crowd filled the office this morning it s the day everyone wants his schedule changed First Pep Assembly Oakmont defeats Etna 7 0 A new Pontiac for our Drivers of Tomorrow ' Congratulations to oe Novak Senior Class President First Chapel Program Teachers hold annual picnic at North Park Home Room meetings election of home room officers New movie projector used to show film in assembly Ram s defeat Millvale Indians 22 12 Rifle Club elects lm Heusey president Something new ' Boys Home Ec Class Pep Rally at Field Burning of Shaler Huskie Rams clawed by Shaler Huskies New club College Club Carl Miller elected president Would you like to be a Piper booster? famous last words of every senior French Club organized Rah Rah' Rah' Cheerleaders did nice job at Pep Assem Rams defeat Sharpsburg Senior Play Committee busy hunting a dra matic hit OCTOBER What does my ha1r look like? Is my tie straight? Senior Pictures are taken' Senior class meeting Coach Metzger explains techniques of football at outdoor assembly Club pictures taken for Yearbook Hampton beats Etna Lois Bender and George Karras girl and boy of the month Home Economics Class advertises its wares Some of those girls are really worried about the GA A initiation tonight' Sock it to them' Etna wallops Trafford Hurrah for ack Smith who won the Pennsylvania Week Contest Six Week Tests begin Full moon' Oh what a beautiful night for the Dramatic Club hayride' Students busy filling Red Cross boxes Drill for Sklll books handed out Senior proofs arrive' Some of these uniors had a good colored dialect as they presented a min strel Etna beat Moon Twp in the ram Erma Bauer and Wayne Gall get the leads in the Senior Class Play G A A sponsor a Halloween Dance Alice Luna and Don Ladesic are named King and ueen of Halloween NOVEMBER Last football assembly for Semors Snow on the ground sure made it cold for the Band Hayride Semors order pictures G A A sell mums to wear at the football game Aspinwall Etna game cancelled until Monday because of bad weather Cavaliers smother Rams 25 0 Bob Heusey first member of Drivers Training to pass test Hurrah' no school in observance of Armistice Day Teachers hold Testimonial Dmner for Florence and Lulu Irvine retired teachers of Etna Were you on your best behavior when the parents visited school for Open House? College Club visits Pitt G A A selling pencils with basketball schedule printed on them Basketball Practice begins Congratulations to the Junior Girls winning the Boundball tournament French Club sees French Art Exhibit at Carnegie Museum 12 C leading in the sale of play tickets Thanksgiving Chapel School dismissed early Drama Rams hold annual skating party at Twin Willows Back to school after four days vacation Seniors order Com mencement Announcements Senior Class Play a big success wxtx ugh! O O C . V . i . . ' , . , , . . . . . , . , . . . . . . , .. - . , , .... . . , ' ' . . . . ' .I , ' . . . , . . , . . . bly . . . . . . ' ' ' - , D . - . i visits Heinz's . . . Hurrah! Teachers Institute! Special Assembly . . . every club . . . . . . U ,, . I J .. ' , ' . ' A n , I ' . I n - - te - - as - . . . , 7 . . . , . piped. pahamt VINSKI BROS RCA TV 301 Butler St Etna Pa STer11ng 1 2113 ELMERJ NICKLAS INC Bu11dersSupp1yofQua11ty Glenshaw Pa Glen 168 Glen 1681V1 MATTS CAFE Butler St Etna Pa OLD PARK TAVERN J L GILLESPIE CO 907 Penn Ave P1tts19urgh P INDIANA TOWNSHIP VOL FIRE CO No 1 HAAS SALES 36 SERVICE Refrlgeratlon 203 Butler St Ftna P ST 1 3 50 Compliments of TWIN WILLOW SKATELAND UNITED BRETHREN LODGE D O 'I-I No 608 ETNA FURNITURE CO 394 Butler St Etna ST 1 MICHAEL BLAHA F1or1st 353 Butler St ST 1 0776 and ST 1 0169 TURK BROS Dlamonds Watches Sllver ewelry of DISIIDCIIOU ST 1 2818 CHAS ENGBARTT SUNOCO PRODUCTS ST 19943 HUGHES CONFECTIONERY Better known as BEN S POPPLETON S SERVICE STATION O11 Gas and COHICCIIOHS WALKER CURLEY LUMBER CO W A STAMM Grocer 120 Klttannmg Plke Phone STer1mg 10338 MR JOHN KUSHAN HARRY WILLIAMS FOX CHAPFL GROCPR WO 3 883 SEIBERT LUMBER CO Lumber 1V1111work R D 11 Sharpsburg WO 3 8510 DAVID A LEY Real Estate and Insurance DOFSEQVIIIE Road ST 1 3006 BEST FEEDS and FARM SUPPLIES 623 Butler St Ftna Pa Ph ST 1 5502 Compllments of ETNA CAFE POLLACK S HOMEMADE CANDIES 56 C hessman Ave ST 1 7977 Special prices to Organllarlons 'md Churches H G SEMPLE Studebaker Route 8 Glenshaw P1 Glen 3100 JONES LINCOLN MERCURY INC 611 Butler St Etna '73 Pa ST 1 4878 ALLEGHENY PIPE 86 SUPPLY CO Union St Etna Pa Compliments of ROBERT T WOODING 101 Union St Etna Pa BARNES BUICK INC 104 Bridge St Etna P1 ST 17950 LOVRENCIC FUNERAL HOME 860 Lockhart St N S Pittsburgh Pa CEC1211' 1 1785 PERRY DAIRY CO 12 Blttner Street ST 1 4473 WM H FISHER 86 SONS Comp lments of MR and MRS RALP1-I HARDER Compliments of MRS LOUISE FERBFR Compllments of MOTHER S CLUB OF FTNA SOL S STORE 339 Butler St Etna Pa DON S GROVE COMPANY Union St Ext Plttsburgh 73 Pa GOSS GAS INC Route 8 Glenshaw P THE HERALD PRINTING CO INC 807 Main St Pittsburgh 15 P Reid the Herald Weekly Pu1:v11shers Slnce 1878 Prmters x r . ., 1 ., ., . .1 I ' . . , -g I V - , , . 7 9 '7 7 ' . . -, ., ' , a. , ' ' , ., I , a.- . - 9 . ., ., - . -2651. , I , .1 . - -- . 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F- . , . . ,xixl '- IIIII' Papal palwna INDEPENDENT ROOFING 86 HEATING COMPANY Compllments of the ETNA EX SERVICE CLUB LADIES AUXILIARY 307 Butler Street Etna PITTSBURGH SAW 86 TOOL CO H C NICKLAS Pharmacist 23 Grant Ave Etna JOHN T FORD COLORED FLAGSTONE CO Patlos Walks Porches F1replaces Stepping Stones Dry Wall Stones 100 Evergreen Ave Pgh 9 Pa Compllments of PENN MEAT MARKET 808 Maln St Sharpsburg P Compllments of the SHERIDAN MACHINE SHOP S H FITCH The Oldest Beer Dxstrxbutor 357 Butler Street DOMIAN S MEAT MARKET 702 Main St Sharpsburg Pa ST l 7848 Compllments of SPARKLE SUPER MARKET 427 Butler St Etna TREW S GROCERY 86 MEAT STORE 14 Klttannmg St Etna Pa Compllments of SHEDD BARTASH Food Company UNITED STATES PRODUCTS CO lAbras1ves 518 Melwood Ave Pgh 13 Pa Compllments of ETNA VOL FIRE DEPT No 1 RHEIN FUNERAL HOME NORTH HILLS BEER DIST 582 Butler St Etna ST I 0688 KLEIN 86 LETTERLE Dry Cleaners 86 Custom Tailors 595 Butler St ETNA RESTAURANT Open day and night ETNA SYCAMORE ATHLETIC CLUB The Oldest Athletlc Club 1n Etna NICK BLUEMLING Ice and Coal ST l 3322 Compllments of the ETNA ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION NEW DIAMOND MARKET-G C MURPHY CO 711 13 D1amond St AT 1 2943 Compllments of ETNA ELKS 932 MAJORETTES-Lorraine June ere Dee Annie Peggy ean THE NATIONAL SUPPLY COMPANY Etna Pa Compllments of A FRIEND ISALYS DAIRY COMPANY MCINTYRE BL NEELY Funeral Home Etna CITIZENS DEPOSIT et TRUST COMPANY Sharpsburg Pennsylvania THE DRAMATIC CLUB Etna H1 THE ROBERT D FLEMING AGENCY Real Estate and Insurance ST l 5901 ETNA RESTAURANT Open Day and Night ETNA NEON SIGNS SERVICE Robert Kurowslcx l04 Jones Street ST l 5678 LOUIS FISHER Drugglst 355 Butler St Etna Pa ST 1 2336 ETNA MEAT MARKET 8L GROCERY 367 Butler St Etna Pa ST 1 0564 BANKS MORTON COMPANY GIRL S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION of Etna Compllments of ETNA AUXILIARY POLICE DEPARTMENT HUTCHINSON COMPANY Cleaners and Dyers ST 1 4300 511 nh . y . '- 0 . , Compliments of SPANGTS LOCAL 1244iU.SlA., CTOl,-24- Sycamore St., Etna. ' P F C2 A 1 T I In - l ' , ,ll , I ,ll ,J - ., l . - , I, Q , A. , T A T I , - - - .,,. . lem f25m2uf DECEMBER Dld you make the Honor Roll thls slx weeks? Bovs Tumblmg Team starts prac txcmg Latm Classes enjov uo Vadls Future nurses VISII Magee Hospital All of us liked the bas etball demonstratxon ln assembly Carnegle Tech welcomes College Club Yea Team' Etna wms first game Chemxstry Class and Science Club vxslt Buhl pl3I16t3I'1L1ITX Christmas 15 commg Mr Smope puts up big tree nn lower hall College Club sponsors movie at noon This is Penn State The elementary grades pres ntatxon ot their op retta The Tovmaker Senxors take Sclence Aptitude test Congratulattons unlors for beatmv Sen1or boys ln tnter class basketball The French Club Noel Party was a suc cess Rlfle Club beats Mlllvale Dnd you see the Christmas trees ln Rooms 210 and 212 Homeroom Parties Everyone having a gay time Dramatic Club sponsors Chrlstmas assembly Ir was qu1te dxff rent from those of other years Rams play first home basketball game th Seniors are ho ding a Christmas Dance at WllSOl1 Street gym Dave Heldman s orchestra provided the music I-'ope Santa remembered you' Merrv Chrlstmas and Happy New Year' JANUARY I-'appy New Year Hmm new face tn the prmclpal s office Ir s Mr Sawyer' Oh Oh Ruth loses her DRILL FOR SKILL' Dry those tears Rams' We 11 beat Hampton next tlme Gosh Operetta tryouts already? Etna beats Zellenople' I knew we could do It Flash' P O D class hlts the axr Etna meets Sharpsburg Gee xt s just like sprung now Congratulattons ere and Don' You surely can slng them thar songs Banu' Crash' Stage hands puttmg up scenery Flne Chapel today Excellent jon tn the music assembly Dave Smell that food Consumers Educatlon Class v1s1ts He1n7 s Etna swamps Mars Hall to oan Miller and Charles Stankovlc s Qtr' and boy of the month Home Ec Club holds gala Skatmg Party umors order Class rings wonder mg which one to choose As of non the Rams are lI'l second p'ace oAnn Walker comes down wlth the measles better watch out you re liable to get them FEBRUARY Freshmen Class organizes under lVlr Marslco Students vote for Kxng and ueen of Hearts Etna s aughters Mars 65 78 Chuck Lltvaney sets school record by scorlng 34 points Senlor glrls hear talk and see fashlons g1ven by Pinkerton School Colleve Club tours Duouesne Unlverslty Seniors get measured for caps and gowns Etna beats Mlllvale 38 33 How do you llke Actlvlty perlod changed? Rifle Club presents movie for assembly Congratulatlons Carol and Chuck on bemg chosen King and ueen of Hearts' The juniors surely had the gym decorated nlcely for the Valentlne Dance Hit that target Rifle Match wtth Mlllvale Noon dancing lh gym every Wednesdav Rams travel to Evans City to end season Blue and Whlte ends season ln 5th place Cheerleaders worked hard at the games to boost the morale of the qumtet Academic Senlors take College C1u1Clan e test at Carnegie Tech umors select class play MOTHER WAS A FRESHMAN The big nxght finally arrives operetta IS a real success Boys and Girls tumbllng team together present Tumb lmg Assembly Those kxds must be double jomted' Seniors busy slavmg over themes for Enghsh nlx I 1 I of' . JV . , . .-. -X .ss . . . ,, ... 'v. ' er' A ' e H A J , D . .. . ,, .. . . .O c ' ' e ' - . . . 1.-I x n'- S Q , . .. , . , l Y... - - ... . , , .... , . .,. . -. . , ' V .I . ' If 77 I ' ,. . .eg . .,. . 'Q' , tl. . 6121 J as . . y . J A . ' -1 , . Q U, M - D 1 Kf'l'f' 'Il'f papa pafhond A FRIEND CITY DRUG STORE Prescrlptlons a Speclalty ST 1 9900 FRANK S ESSO SERVICE Butler and Hugh Sts MATT BADALI Wholesale Frults and Vegetables ST 1 5161 ARTISTIC CLEANERS 1117 N Canal St Sharpsburg Pa ST 14447 FRANK RAK Coal Moving and Hauling ST 1 5547 MARTIN M ACKERMAN FAMILY SHOE STORE 617 Butler St Etna ST l 1300 DONALD A TARASI REALTOR Real Estate and Insurance OGRODNICK S TAVERN MIKE S FOOD MARKET 60 Brxdge St Etna ST 1 9100 SAVOR S CAFF 1 Hlggens St Etna P PRAGERS EVERGREEN NURSERY Church Lane Dorseyvllle 7 5122 Fmest Stock Lowest Prlces MESSMER S DAIRY STORE 1 Mlle North of Turnp1lce G1bSOH13 Pa C W JOHNSTON Chlropractor 401 Butler St Etna Pa ISALY S Route 8 Nursery Park Ice Cream Lunches PEOPLES SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION of ETNA DE BALDO SALES 86 QERVICE Cor Harts Run and Saxonburg Blvd Dorsey 7 5331 GIELS FARM MARKET Mlcldle and Harts Run Roads Phone Glen 9568 OWL CLEANERS 378 Butler St Etna ETNA ELECTRIC 84 APPI IANCE 340 Butler St Etna Pa GLAUNONS CONFECTIONERY 419 Butler St Etna P FREEPORT HOTEL 14 Freeport St Etna Pa KING S DAIRY STORE Route 8 at Wlldwood Road RANALLIS DRIVE IN THEATER Route 8 G1bSOI1l3 Pa Courtesy of G C MURPHY CO BENNETTS LITTLE STORE KLEIN S GROCERY Complete Food Center 139 Dewey St Etna A NOE 66 SON Sharpsburg Pa Carbonatecl Beverages Compllments of A FRIEND WILLIAM FINCKE HIMLER CLEANERS 50 Grant Ave Etna Pa Call and Del1ver ST 1 8438 MR FRANK ISKRA SR FRANKS BAR Complxments of OE PAUL G ZIMMERMAN General Contractors and Bullclers Harts Run Road Dorsey 7 4402 LOGAN GEISLER Dry Cleaners 1009 Mt Royal Boulevard Etna Pa GL 333 or ST 12565 Compliments of AL fBARON1 SICKLER Compllments of DUKOVITCH FAMILY 566 Butler St Etna Pa SWAGGER SHOP 14 Brllllant Avenue Asplnwall P THE DOZZLER B Hxrsh Dennxson Ave Squirrel H111 AUPKES DAIRY Sharpsburg Pa ST 1 1107 SYLVIA S BEAUTY SHOP 298 Butler St ST 1 6711 1 nlx Ill a , . , . 1 , - . 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' . xr' fr '- rw' papa pahani A WILL Real Estate Pollcles and Fxre Insurance 47 Grant Ave Etna CHICK S POOL ROOM 37 Brxdge St Etna ETNA BEER DISTRIBUTOR PICK up your own beer SELES HOME DRESSED MEATS ST 1 3674 FARBACHER AUTO SERVICE General RCPBIYS 44 1KlIIEll1Hll1g Pllce Sharps burg Pa ST 11217 STFVE S RESTAURANT 369 Butler St If you loolt for a good meal MAIN STREET MOTOR CO 6th and Clay Sharpsburg 15 P SCHEID S MARKET 1879 Middle St Sharpslzurg SHOE SHINE PARLOR 419 Butler St Etna P Shoe Shane Hats Cleaned EISENGART S SERVICE STATION Pleasant Valley Compliments of A FRIEND PERRY S CLOVER FARM STORE Dorseyvllle Road DORNERS BAKERY Etna ST 1 2831 Undercllffe GL 110 WM H THOMAS AGENCY Insurance 379 Butler St Etna P COLONIAL HOUSE 31 Freeport St Etna ST 19942 CRAIG E PEARCE Pharmaclst Tel Glen 513 Glenshaw Pa SPOHN MOTOR COMPANY 731 Butler St Route 8 ST 1 4800 MIKE S SERVICE STATION Tlres Batteries Auto Accessories 819 Butler Etna Pa FRANK KEWERSON Watchmalcer 337 Butler St Etna Pa ST 14088 STADLER S BAKERY 37 Grant Ave ST 1 6558 ETNA CONCRETE BLOCK CO ST 1 0293 GEORGE B PERKOVIC 372 Butler Street Etna Pa SCHMIDT MOTOR 86 GROCERY CO Dorsevvllle P Dorsyvl 75353 KOOLVENT ALUMINUM AWNING COMPANY of Plttsburgh ST 1 9502 MR JOSEPH PUNTERARI LANASA TAILOR SHOP 287 Butler St PICK Up and Delivery ST 1 6859 WEST ETNA TAVERN Grant Ave Etna Pa J R STANLEY WAUGH 64 BALKEY HOME 66 AUTO STORE 16 N Main St Sharpsburg Pa MAC NAMEE S DRUG STORE 368 Butler St Etna ROBERT E WALKER Grocerxes and Dairy Products 56 Wllson St Etna ST 1 9743 J 66 Q URSO GROCERY STORE 610 Mun St Sharpsburg Pa LUCAS ALVARADO GROCERY STORE 205 South Main St Sharpslnurg MICHAEL S FAMILY SHOE STORE Shoes for young and old 343 Butler Etna ST 1 2295 FOSS FLORIST Etna Pa BLUMER S GROCERY at CONFECTIONERY STORE Corner Greely and ones MARIA BEAUTY SALON 336 Butler St Etna Pa ESTHER S BEAUTY SHOPPE 342 Butler St Etna Complete Beauty Service LEWIS BAUMGARTEL Barber Shop 42 Grant Ave Etna D EDWIN AUSTEN Real Estate and Insurance WINSCHEL CO Hardware RANILLI S MARKET Eine Groceries and Meats zz nh! u o 1 l ' A V A -T 1, 4 n - , 1. ., . 7 11 1 ' 5 1 Q vw Q , -1 L S , .- . 7 ., , , 3. , . s 'a ' 9 'Q s 3-1 U 9 ' , . . , . , . , . , , i - - T I . . . . - , ., , a. , ., T . - . . - ' - .: . - , . , 1, 1 1 ' u , i I 1 . 1 I a Stn , . 'T , 1, , oi 1 ' u QUINN'S CONEECTIONERY, 37 Grant Ave., Etna, Pa. 7 1 . , . . . - a 9 s - ., I ' , a.- . . , .1 1 l T . - . a 'a 1 ' , . . ., , . v v 9 's - 1 A . y I 1, 1 1 1 , K . 1, , 1 , ' ., t., . ' , , St., 1 a ' ' I I I x -a 1 ' , . , 1, -1 1 1 1 , ., T . . , . Y J ' ' 77 .Y ' '1' ll IA 4. P Q, 9 ' lv r 1- F124 k 1, 4 4 , 5 . Jian, gf ak 'Ds 'U fbeaa fbmfuf MARCH March comes ln l1ke a lamb' Shaler travels to Etna ulth thelr muslcal pro gram Thanks Nelghbor we liked xt' Flu epxdemlc hlts Etna Hurray' No E s on my report card Umm' ust smell that boy s cooklng from Home hc Whee' SMOKE comes out today Llsten to those Clarion folks slng makes Miss Cubson proud of her Alma Mater Don t forget canteen tonight Hurrah early dlsmlssal Did you wear your Green for St Patrick s day? Band twlrlers cheerleaders looked swell Ill lrlsh parade Have you got your Prom date yet? Fine exchange program Sharpsburg 40 days left for Senlors unxors glve Class Play real success Oh' Oh' another explosion ln the Chemlstry Lab' Dnd you notice how all the SCUIOFS were dressed up? Oh' I forgot xt s Friday dress up day for the Commercial Department APRIL ust another April fool s joke Pnper goes to prlnter Look at that Varsxty Club strut thexr talent Oh' What a raxny day Oh well Aprnl showers brmg May flowe s Gosh what a beautlful Easter Chap l Whoopee' Easter vacation of four days Happy Easter Oh Oh are you slck from candy too? Anglers Club assembly something new When IS the txrst day ol' fishing season? Vlctor Hugo Sesqulcentennlal attracts French Club to Pitt Let s be on the Amateur Hour held by the Rifle Club Hurry for that Prom date kids Three weeks left for Seniors French Club holds assembly Aprll s boy and glrl of the month are chosen Won t be long now until we ll have oux Piper dimes all pald up When will we know who the new cheerleaders will be? MAY Man' look at all those clothes m the Fashxon Show Assembly too bad no boys admitted Natlonal Honor QOCICIY elects new members The big event has arrived The PROM Who s the new editor of SMOKE? Gee look' the Senxor edxtxon of Smoke Boy the Dramatlcs Club nnltxatlon p1cn1c sounds lxke so much un Last week of school for 57 ers Ar last' Semor Assembly Gosh did nt bring back memories unxors promoted to Senior seats Let s dry those tears had the times of our lives at the Senior PICDIC Pxper IS here Gosh here s our caps and gowns' What' Not the rlght size Who s the new majorettes? Baccalaureate Service Senlors bud farewell to teachers and class mates Could I have your autograph? familiar to every Senxor Zowee' Dad you rude the dips at the School Pxcnxc At last the clay so long looked forward to Graduation School s out tlll another year except for Seniors Ill! IX 0 O I O Y . . - . , , ' . . . . . . . . rv vin J 1 . - . . , I . . . . , , . . . . . . Y . , , . . . . . , . 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Papa Pabmwi J V SHERIDAN Eggs and Poultry R D 1 Valencla Glbsoma 32673 KEPPLES GARAGE 74 hour Towmg General Auto Repalrlng Gas and O11 Saxonburg Blvd Dorseyvxlle 7 5365 JOHN H SMITH Auctioneer Farm Real Estate and Furniture Phone WO 3 8839 Or ST 1 5901 ANN S BEAUTY SHOP 612 Mam St Sharpsburg ST 1 1597 GEORGEA DIX INC DeSoto Plymouth Glenshaw Pa GL 208 ST 1 5331 MANUAL ARTS CLUB of Etna HOBURG BROS Hardware Appliances Pamt Farm and Garden Supplnes ST 1 5690 M J STROHM BL SON Rooflng and Heatmg WOodland 3 8822 EASLEY 66 RIVERS Plasterlng Contractors Natrona Helghts Pa CAMPBELL FUNERAL HOME 1314 Middle Street Sharpsburg P CAPLAN S Etna s New Shopping Center for Women s Wear ST 1 0230 Compliments of POLLAK S CANDIES 56 Chessman Ave Etna ST 1 7972 A 86 H AUTO BODY SHOP 1029 Mam St Sharpsburg Pa ST 1 5510 Compliments from OLD CORNER TAVERN Ted and John Starcevlc JOHN S SERVICE STATION ZIP S BFER DISTRIBUTING STEVE S TEXACO SERVICE J J DELANEY Upholstermg TRAVIS SHOE STORE Etna Photos by LIBERTO STUDIOS Freeport at Brllllant Aspmwall Pa ST 19465 73 Maplewood St Etna 263 Butler St Etna Pa Etna Pa ST 16164 ST 19111 Sharpsburg ST 19411 Mount Lebanon Engravings by JAHN AND OLLIER Chlcago Il11no1s Prlntlng by GENERAL PRESS CORPORATION Tarentum Pa Whaawhafng all S President of the Senxor Class oe Novak Business Manager of Piper Lorrame Yerklns Football Managers Lou Ruetschl Wayne Ruby Murray Harper Charles Lltvaney Kmg and ueen of Hearts Charles Lltvaney and Carol Hrvaj Wxnner of Pennsylvama uxz ack Smxth Frrst to get Drlver s Llcense Bob Heusey Sharpshooters Eleanor Benvm Bob Heusey Carl Mlller Don Ladeslc 1m Heusey Drum Majorette Lorrame Yerklns Pxper Co edltors Barbara Dukovxtch Carol Hrvaj Presxdent of umor Class Tom Bailey Senlor Cheerleaders Loxs Bender oan Mxller Ruth Bernhardt oan Zuratovlc Orchestra Accompamst Helen Young Captam of Football Team George Karras Edltor of Smoke Ruth Bernhardt Clementlne Erma Bauer Presldent of Sophomore Class Paul Hernandez umor Majorettes Peggy Llnn Diane Covelle Anna M Clemens: Sports Edltor for Pxper Charles Lltvaney Cmdy Jones ere Glllesple Sam Carpenter Don Ladesrc Captam of Basketball Team Charles Lltvaney President of Freshman Class Robert Brewer 1 nh S11 71 o - . 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Trust Dalry Bar Compliments of Bob Goodwin Compliments of Dot and Bob A Friend Chuck and Ellen Pete Pollxard Mr and Mrs Theodore Smith Leon P Lutz ane and Evle 53 Marilyn A Boyle Dot and Lenny Carol Ann Boyle and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs r and Mrs r and Mrs Allce Sanchez Davld I McCready John Cralg, Sr Milton E Mexser Walter Drake Dennis Shields Michael F Bodnar AlbertJ Moletz Zemo John M Horvat Mike Chetoka Joseph Horvat Mr and Mrs J H Miller Mr and Mrs Allen F Weber Mr and Mrs LoulsJ Palaysa Robert Waldfogle Joe and George Wllllams Rose Huber Hnlda Huber Ralph Trexo Anne Murry Jo Snft Mrs Johanna Laslovlc 8 l' l' Vmskl John Draganac and Mrs Wllllam HI and Mrs Wxlllam Dougherty Mike Vulakovlc l' X' I' I' !' l' and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Slckler and Mrs and Mrs M Kurowskl and Wesley Robert C Kunard O Knauer W P Cathers John Eastly Jr R McGaugley Manuel Hernandez Theodore Canchola Benlgne Arellano Auullx o 'll . M . s or ' sv ' . ' - ' . . G J M . . . . ' . , 1 r. ' . - ' - , , J' ' . 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' M ' ' l l 1 v '-fight Claudia Hernandcl Blasa Arellano Ralph Hernandez Sally Navarro Mr and Mrs Navarro Fred Navarro Mr and Mrs LISJBCK Mrs Helen Kawunlch Bud Swope Mr and Mrs Charles Templer Marnlyn and anet Templer Mlss Ruth Fry Mr and Mrs Edward Young., Arlene and Carl 52 Wfulxam H Muller Mr and Mrs Wxlllam O Muller Mr and Mrs W F Miller Ann and Lolly Mr and Mrs Harry Truman Nancy Sentv Rene and Red Mr and Mrs J K Sense Mr and Mrs C Bauer Lols Miller Crlghton A Frlend Rakx 47 Eileen Kraus Dot Joe and lm Vnoral Mr and Mrs John Pallvoda ean I Bovle Ike and Hon 52 Matt Cano Mr and Mrs Spagnola Bull Eavens oseph Burgard Violet F Schor Bo Lltvaney 44 Mr and Mrs Richard Kraus Martha Swope Compliments of 4 Friends Mr and Nlrs Fred A Boyle Mrs Lydia Hagms Roy C Hayes Mrs Roup Patty Blernesser Mr and Mrs Charles Pruskl Marty 52 Audrey Becker Mr and Mrs H Becker Margle Young Mr and Mrs ohn Bender Mrs John Boles Mr John Boles Jack Bender Paul r and Mrs Andy Sll'llSl9l'lSkl r and Mrs Wxlltam Werner r and Mrs Arthur Ketcham and Mrs Albert F Keck and Jane Compliments of Ruth and Al Compliments of Kay Davey Kathy Joey Mr and Mrs Phlllp Marchese Stefanlck Bob Mrs Ethel Euckhorn and Lulluan Harry Lutvaney Henry Becker, jr Lunda and Sandra Metzer Euleen Kauser Mr and Mrs Frank Maruon Mr and Mrs George C Kunz Sr Eleanor Benvun 53 Harold and Bernadette Chas ,49 Mr and Mrs Ronald Flemung and udy Mr and Mrs R L Garruson and Donna Compluments of a Fruend Mrs Marue Hartman Don Steugerwald june and Chuck Compluments of a Fruend Norman Meuer Mary Ann Guarduno oann, Tuba Doreen and Vunney Gunny Lauer Ann Panza Dot and Chook Green Helen Freund A Fruend Mr and Mrs Larry Heunz Mrs Margue Kraus Mr and Mrs Joseph Hrvay Mr john Barkovuch Mr Tony Nevadovuc ohn Taylor Herk S1 Harvey Crucks Emma and Ruth Ann McKunney Mrs Wm J Scott Mr and Mrs GlennG Truver Mr Wm J Scott Muke Pollak Al Brooms 44 Mr and Mrs Alex Trupson Mr and Mrs Clarence Young Mr and Mrs Herman Lebo Lauretta Halter Pat Black Mr and Mrs W L Byrne A Fruend Schmudt Motor and Grocery Mr E A Campbell Mr G Rolewucz Muss Jane Schwab James McKenna Dot Zaborowsku Mr and Mrs Harry Mueller Mrs Anthony Kotchey Carl Semler Darlene and Sylvua Scandrol Calvun Heunl Mr Vern Jackson Mr and Mrs joseph W Kotchey johnny and Laura Tom Carlo Mr and Mrs L Lyons Mr and Mrs Polus Mr and Mrs Alvan Cronen Pqwu Baulm Mrs F W Hershelunan Lubby Karam Mr and Mrs joseph Benvun Ruchard T Ferketuc ohn Schwulle Mr and Mrs Clufton Ruchards Ruta Morrussey Carol R McAuley Alastruna of Somerton Rathrahully Cork Mr 86 Mrs A O Kneudnger BL Famuly Mr and Mrs T j Burkovuch Mr and Mrs Robert R Foley Compluments of Chuck 51 Dot and Johnny Thersa Kocher Class of 50 Mr and Mrs C Garver Mr and Mrs C Wobb Mr Albert Wobb Bull Yonst Margue Heermann l' l' I' I' Clarence Bernhard! Louus Suzety Norman Raunswunder Howard Lueb and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Wulluam C Cook Muss Lous jean Cook Mr and Mrs Harry Baumann Mr and Mrs Florry Mrs Helen Kusevuc George Moose Kuusevuc Mrs Vu Hart Mr Clem Hart Kelly and Davud Mr Wm Strayer Mrs Wm Strayer Mr joseph Pollak Norma Jean and Henruetta Deborah Ann Dzvonuck Mr and Mrs Earl Weuchel Mr and Mrs John Barkovutch Muss Anna Greegus Mr and Mrs jack Jones Frutz 50 Mr Mucheal Medock Carolune and Frank Sam and Sara A Fruend joe Arenth Emma and Anne Schor ohn Schwulle Mr and Mrs F Petrovuch Henry Heunz Compluments of Dorothy Lebo I' K' I' Frank O Moore Harryj Fuchter Otto W Heunl May R Heunl and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Paul Grguras Mr and Mrs Raymond Fox Marge and jack Laughlun Doll and Bull Howard A Aupke Mrs Frank Rak Compluments of Josephune Malagreca ll Mr and Mrs Charles Freudenruch Kenny and Kathy Mr and Mrs Ray Rengers Cathy and Elaune Wallace Davud He'dman and Stella Sparbana Mr and Mrs Chester Pakuszewsku From a Booster Muss Bernuce Balzer Mr and Mrs Vulakovuch and Sons Pete Grubesuc Mr and Mrs McKee Wulluam Bull Nalley Chuck s Pool Parlor Mrs A Rolewucz Aluce Euwung Mr and Mrs Muchael Vulakovuch Muss Bernuce Balzer Prof and Otto-'51 Greetungs George- 51 can and Duck Vurgunua Wamsley A Fruend Mr and Mrs Harry Lutvaney Mr and Mrs Louus Trew Compluments of The Crest Compluments of Dot Baumgartel Terry Sheguna Donna and Glo Son and Ton Marlene and Anuta Franny and Ches Frances Profozuch and Martun Mandus jane Kobert Greetungs Joe Betty and johnny Herby Haas Compluments of Ray Compluments of a Fruend Compluments of a Fruend Margue Popp 52 Mary Lou Macecevuc 52 Lou and Euleen Terry Mr and Mrs Regus Lubbey Mr and Mrs Plunky Labo Eddie o Rose Muke Bully McChesney erry Ferber and Jeanne Aker Bully, jum and Balkey Peggy and Gretche Martha Jane Kung Patty Goodman Don Ganen Compluments of a Fruend Mr and Mrs Russ Kowalla Tom and janet '50 Mr and Mrs J Zuratovuc Mr Charles Grau Mr and Mrs jack Oswald Muke Cavlovuch l . a J ' - ' - . . . . . 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