Export High School - Annual Yearbook (Export, PA)

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metical LEARNS TO THINI LisoNA Bissuz l'lFl.EN Cuivvru Roimcr Ciimuzows lk' if-sf K , nu u Him'-JW-viii ' rl al' . . ' ' l,iaoNA Rliristiz- law Uur school songstress . . . plays basketball with real spirit . . . enjoys bookkeeping class . . . yearns to be billed by the Met . . . typist for lzxporter . , . beguiling leading lady in the operetta. Ill-11,1-:N CHUI'I'li-Hffflllj'JfJf1 , Dark-eyed petite miss . . . president of the llome lfc Club . . . an authority on late novels . . . stenography lures her . . . eflicient assistant editor of the yearbook . . . makes up her own mind . . . has precision and poise. Roiaiawi' Ciilckkonic- i'llopw', blischievous, work dodging student . . . is the picture of innocence . . . toots his clarinet under Mr. Fink's baton . . . enjoys feminine company . . . chemistry is his favorite subject . . . will be a research worker. 'l'HRHsA Cocco l'u,r,iE DRAQQFII STELLA RAKIVIAN THRESA Cocco- Tres Quiet student . . . can sew a line seam . . . P.O.D. interests her . . . designing is her career . . . ardent basketball fan . . . prompter for classhplay . . . willingly gives help in all activities. 'l'1LL1i2 DRAoi11- Til Happy-go-lucky girl . . . dancing is her joy . . . loves clothes and has them . . . will uparle francais on any occasion . . . war stamp salesman . . . interested in nursing . . . collects army insignia , . . and the armyl STIQLLA ICAKMAN- Stall Quiet little miss . . . enjoys bookkeeping class . . . enthusiastic basketball fan . . . member of the glee club . . . steady war stamp buyer . . . her hobby is reading and more reading. 'A' 'A' 'k 'A' THE VICTGRY EDITION 'A' 'A' 'lr 'k

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s JAM: GlI.I,IiSI'll4 is RUTH URHIEN s. JOHN Kiucx as I i.oiuaNcia l'llI.I as GIQN ieviiavr: l'As 1. Roixisirr l.i2MMoN ss Gisoiuzm ACKHRMAN ss MAiu:Aius'r 'I'oMicit 1. Bauer: ML'llAIl. L. WII.I.IAM FINK BUILDERS OF MINDS, CHARACTER AND FIRM BODIES We, the graduating class of '43 wish to express our gratitude to the members of the high school faculty for the guidance and help they have given us in acquiring our knowledge. 'llo Mr. Mcflail, our principal, we wish to express our sincere thanks. His guidance and supervision during our school life has prepared us to be good citizens, We shall want to thank Miss Ackerman in the near future, for her splendid instruction in Commercial Studies will help us most when we go job hunting. Of course we shall find positions! No employer could resist our neat, trim appearance-a result of Miss Hill's physical education program, nor could he resist our perfect diction and use of the lfnglish language, thanks to Miss Gillespie and Miss Urben, our English teachers. After a hard day's work we shall find relaxation in music, as Mr. Fink has taught us. And when pay day rolls around-no budget worries for usl Ours will balance perfectly, do to Mr. l,emmon's instruction in mathematics. Among us are those who shun the business world, and devote their time to activities of a more feminine character. lhese girls will be excellent homemakers, due to Miss Pass's instruction in Home hconomics. VVhatever held of endeavor we enter, We shall all do our best to be good citizens, for we realize the duties and privileges of living in a democracy, due to Mrs. KflClilS excellent teachin . g Throughout life we shall carry pleasant memories of our last year in school. For this comes our biggest vote of thanks to Miss Tomer, our class sponsor. Never could our class play or any of our social activities have been a success Without her line guidance. VVe wish especially to express our gratitude for her help in making this yearbook-our record of happy days-a success.

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oath NBIASEDLY ,loim Giuuueii GIQNICYIIEVE IlANAc1x l.A Niasm lIAiuuas'rx' ,nn xYII.l.lAINl HicAsi.m' RAl,i'u 'IENKO NIARY -IURKIEWICZ blouN CSRUIZICII-HjlIlw'l'n WIl,l,IAIN1 IIi4iAsl.iiv- Bill QLIIZZICZII student . . . will be a mechanic . . . Willing to help at any time . . . the artistic collects old coins . . . shuns the girls and the member ol the class , . . business manager of spotlight . . . quiet and likeable . . . another the yearbook . . . class vice president . . . likes test tube addict. to hitch hike, prelerably to Delmont . . . his future IS in the laboratory. Gi-:Nicvnsvi-: IIANACIK- Gi-11 Q .. ., , . . RALPH Ii-.NKo- .ll'JZk.I' htenographv is on her horizon . . . loves danc- Q- ' 1 1 -, , - . - - . ings wherever he goes . . . is at home in the ing . . . tlotes on bookkeeping . . . collects . X, . lab or on the dance flooi . . . on the Itxporter snapshots . . . ellicient class secretary . . . stuff mlmugcr of Senior Vwsitv president of the student council . . . respon- f ' ' V I . . L, j ' ' ' - .. . . guardian ol the iuke box . . . will soon be slbility worries her, but she handles it well. - , I ' wearing nav5 b ue. I,A Nics'rA HARIJICSTY IXIARY ,IUkkuawiez- jurkia Dream Doll . . . likes Ifnglish . . . is happy on Wez1i's a modest smile . . . P.U.lJ. holds her the dance floor or skating rink . . . loves interest . . . helps with non-glamorous jobs to sing . . . important role in class play . . . that others shun . . . plans to be a secretary collects boys' pictures . . . and boys! . . . IS a Iriend worth having. 'k 'A' 'A' i' THE VICTORY EDITION 'k 'A' 'k 'A'