Export High School - Annual Yearbook (Export, PA)

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The ay lg tie Thing Un l'i'inl:1x', Nm't-nilwt-r 20, wc 'ill czmic to tht llxs -l'.i .mal MJ Smith, :mtl tha-ir vivzicioiis son :incl clziuglitcr. Wlith blzimcs, cxcvllciitly portrznyul hy -lohn hlimiiit-, wc rclivcal tht- trizlls :incl trihulzitions ' ' tt ' LllIlllIUI'llllH to Mt-1-r tht- l'o ul xiclolvscciicc. hvnipzitlit-ticnllx' wc wwtclml 'ii ' f 'muy tunnis, -cn' lil limi! hll hl l lux Smrltliug- Kulin, l.k'llIHlUIl, llvzisluy, vliiihhs, llamlusty, Stxirtmi, Stihl-ticli, Drgighi 1 his mntlwr lusst-ml on-i' his In-'iltli ll1XXlllllN wt- qugilu-cl, :is tht- tmuscrs ol his t-iiornious tuxt-mln stzirtn-cl thvir vimiiwit-y mlmvnwzmlg lmpt-liilly wo olnscwcml his czivt--nizni tactics A V ' llllnlx xx is ill had with tht' lam' sox. lint klzuiivs Itmm-im-tl hx' tht- tmxn hully, .tml humilizntt-cl hy his lzulurt' to impu-ss Ill-dy, tht- nomph . U .. girl, ht- pwfipitgitm-cl :i sm.ill IIOI to tht cligigiiii ul Pai -lciilau, who viiit-i'gt-ml lrmii it with at lwziutilul sliinrr. lit-tty l,t-iiimuii ziml Ralph .lL'l1liOtlI'l'XY prziist- ., f. . UD. ,.,. .is hl.i .incl l .i. l,ulyn lXl0Ul1lSIlllll George f- SllIN'IlK'll supplicml tht- miiiailitic intcrust, while XVillizim lla-:islcy :mtl his lispmg swt-L-tlu'1ii't , , . , . bt-lnizi luhhs, lurnislit-cl num' il liugh l 1 Nt-stu llIlI'llk'SIy was gi ullllflll il lm tht PIII ul the glainiurous llt-tlxg X ICIUI' bczirton hhis- tvrctl his wax' tlirougli tht- lM'l'lUl'H11lllL'k' :is thc pllg1I1llK'l0llS tuck. lillit- Drziglii tht lm-ml, :mal bopliic lxuzm, :is tht- mxucl, umm- plvtul tht- CXCt'llvIlt Cust. l'ix'ci'y sciiior- tht- canst, tiulat-I szilcsn - pmiiiptt-i's, pmpcrty iiiziiizigcrs, imtl stay: mam:igm-i'sfcimpci':itcal with hliss 'l1UlNl'l' :incl hliss l'zlss to l11lIlKl'ulxll'k'I tht- hollis Zl SIILTUSS. It will long hc l'k'II1k'llllK'I'l'll :is tht- plziy which st-t xi rt-mi-tl in 0l1t1'l't:llI1I11L'I1I :tml :it tht- liux-olhcx' :is wt-ll.

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l,in1lsny, Him-sux l l i elf l !uu.4z'c -lfath ghatmi X glorious invvntion . . . :incl so it Was. lfxport corclizilly rcccivccl tlic jolly opvrvttzn, Thr lfuml lllllgflll. From tlic opening Hi lion to tlu' lust rcluctzlnt ugomllwyv, liziml Wagon, goodbye! the zulclicncc lziuglicrl :incl clzippn-cl zipprc- a'i:lIiY1'ly. l,ox'i-ly lmonzi Hicsuz, our lczicling lacly skillfully czipturcfl tlic llC1ll'I ol' tliznt stunning WK-st Point czlclct, .lolm Nlionc,-lint only after mucli confusion ovcr Inna' tnlwlcs :incl lmziggzigc. lJl'lNlll't' Miss lnlzimcs Linclsayj l,l1VCINlCI'll :incl sliy Miss Klxlikc Kurainl llkxitic-i ' L'lIllSL'll cycs to pop in amzizement as tlicy coyly pl'2ll1Cl'Cl zilvout. Xml xxlio conlcl forget rhc smooth climaxing of thc age-olcl romzincc lmctwccn Miss ilivrrlizi Mzinccl lfrlclyu :incl Professor llfcl Alcxzniclcrj lfvzinsf' 'lllizinks Io UHiccr lSczirtonJ O'l'ilzirity zmcl squad, orclcr was maintziinccl, and Gypsy 1 Xlzirtlizn Yurisl :incl licr followers continued their merry rcvclry. But it rcmziinccl lor rwl cups, Nlosc fWilliz1i11 Rozmusl :incl Sum Clfruno l,uscriJ to really voici- Ilu- scntinu'nts ol all :ls tlicy szmg: Hope you all comc back clis way ugin, Ulm- llgniml Vlfagcmiilll ufhaf: eoolin ' ? l lic llmnc liumoinirs llulw gnulcml liy Xliss Pass liars noxx complctccl tllrcv yi-:urs ol survlu lor tlns yczir lizlvv lwcn tln rcrnorlvling ol rlu- nlloinv lui' lllSIll2ly in our mziin lizill. to the school. lts :wwmiplisliiiiclmts room, zinfl flu' vollvction of photographs ol scrvicv im-n lor

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LET MUSIC SWELL THE BREEZE ORCllliS'I'R.1X fir!! fort'-Speer, Zayzus, l,arese, Lemmon, Duff, Senchur, Cain, D. Djuhek, C. Djuhek, Visnic, Deau- novich, Cherrone. Srroml mu- - Mier, Zychal, Krevanich, Luketich, Ruliak, Marcellio, Previc, hl. Tranchine, Gazibara, T. Tranchine, Mcllail BAND Sllfllffll -Cherrone. Deannovich, Yisnic, Nlcllail, Senchur, fain, D. Djuhek, C. ll-iuhek, T. Tran- chine, Duff, Lemmon. SHIflflfllfl--l.llli0Ill'l1, Ruliak, Klar- cellio, Prevlc, Tranchine, Gazi- bara The lfxport High School hand and orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Fink, have made much progress this year. The hand was outstanding, especially at the gamesg it also played for the operetta, which was a memorahle event. ln last year's graduating class we lost some of our memhers, hut upon coming hack this fall we were pleased to see so many from the lower grades who were eager to till the empty seats and hecome musicians. The success of hoth organizations was due largely to the continuous practicing of the memhers. VVholeheartedly they devoted time and effort. They played high and low, flat and sharp, sweet and sour. until they mastered their instruments. They reported hefore and after school for practices, rather than going out and mingling with the gang. A great reason for the success of both hand and orchestra was our director's persistent teaching. Mr. Fink never let us down, driving over icy roads and through snow drifts, so that he could conduct practices and direct the hand at haskethall games. There, the rousing music of the school song cheered our players on to victory. We feel sure that with such a successful year hehind us, we can look forward to a promising future for our hand and orchestra. 'k'ki k'k'k'k'k1k'k'kir'ki'i k-k'k'k'k