Export High School - Annual Yearbook (Export, PA)

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'freedom of Me pta: As the lfxportian of 1943 goes to the press, we seniors sit back and sigh with contentment, Here is a record of our work, our activities, and our fun. llere is a storehouse from which no thief can steal: here are pages that the passage of time cannot dim. Vlfe thank all who have given their time and effort to make this annual a success. Our staff deserves a special Word of praise. Our editors, Sophie Kuzin and Helen Chuppe guided with a steady hand: our business managers, Victor Scarton and William Heasley, deftly dealt with dollar dilemmas, while our sponsor, Miss Tomer, did the worrying. Nlay this annual bring to the reader some portion of the happy days it portrays. 'k'ki k'k'k'k1ki ki'tt'k'k'ki't -1 YlzXRHH1bK Vllomer, Kuyiu, fhuppe Yl'QWSl'Xl'l'QlQ S.mfi,.f'1'f1,eW flrable. llonmus lliubek, Sartoris, ,leuko l'rben, Kumi, Scarton llokmauoxaeli, farlson llull .Swami liieszif, Draglu Schell News of our school activities, laughs, literary gems, and kindly advice reach us every lfriday morning, as VVilliam Rozmus makes the rounds and leaves at each door a welcome package. It is the latest edition of The l'iXP0l'Il'l',n the paper which informs students, teachers, parents, alumni in the armed forces and former faculty members of the activities in our high school. As successor to the happy-go-lucky fix- porter of previous years comes this year's publication with a smoothly running organiza- tion. 'llhe co-editors, Betty Lemmon and Sophie Kuzin aided by Miss Urben, ably led the hard working staff. By their achievements a record has been set which those of succeeding years may well strive to emulate. lleasley, Seartou, bliss .emmou, llertyog, Xliss

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Srroml row -- lfvkovich i k'A'iri'ir'A k'A k'ki k'lr'ki ki'i k 'Freedom of jeff government An organization is best represented by its accomplishments. VVithout further ado we present the most democratic organization, the student government. Sf'ptf'mlu'r--Ufl'icers Genevieve lrlanacilc, Gloria Frescura and VVilliam Rozmus elected. A good startl Ovtobrr-Hallowe'en party. More lun! Not'vmlzvr-Atliletic equipment purchased. Championship, here we comel 1Jz't't'I?Ibt'!'-SVVCCY music at the Christmas entertainment! And there is a Santa Claus, isn't there, Mr. Mcllail? january-Our pop and peanut sales opened at the games. lAs a result, Louis Mediate is a second lVlr. Five by Five. D Ffflzruury-War stamp campaign started. Oh say, can you see the Minute Man Flag we'll win? March-We started The Bandwagon rolling. May the succeeding years bring more operettas like it. April- Get Hep to Love. No hints, now, that's just the name of our benefit movie held for Reddy, our basketball hero. May--Victory is oursl Yes, we won the Rattlesnake Flag, awarded by Westmore- land County to schools in which over ninety percent of the students bought stamps weekly for a period of three months. Such accomplishments show the worth of our student government. Long may it rule! Fourrli rote-Sacliet, lleas- ley, Gray Third nm'-Luseri, Biesuz, Alexander, Lindsay, Sar- toris, Vlsnic, Rozmus . Skena, Hanacik, Freseura, Lemmon, Restauri, Nago- da, Felesky Firft. row - Brazynetz, Manovich, Trabucco, Kru- shinski, Karp, ll. Ventura, lVlance, Butkovich, L. Ven- tura, Zucco