Franklin Regional High School - Quill Yearbook (Murrysville, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1950 volume:

'l e Swuyt xtf 950 'Premente 'THE MID-CENTURY LIMITED” QUILL Franklin Township High School Murrysville, Pa. 'Dedication QkjB fkviyA.. In viewt)f his many years of loyal service, we the senjor class of 1950, dedicate this year book to Mr. William Ringer. He has given generously and unself- ishly of his time that we may enjoy ourselves. He is well deserving of this dedication and it is with much pleasure that we have chosen him for this honor. Oeci Saywe i Mr. Lee S. Ellsworth Occt 'pbiertuK Mrs. Jennie Stotler First Row: Left to Right, Mr. William Rose, Mr. Lawrence Miller, Mr. William Weston. Second Row: Mr. Louis Fisher, Mr. Danial Whitehead, Mr. Edward Scott. Cun . Mr. Charles Carlisle History and Civics Has a pronounced southern accent. You all better be quiet. Mr. Charles Davis Chemistry and Physics Noted for his “crew” haircut. Slo c down! Mrs. Downall Home Economics Has a friendly smile. “Knit one, Purl two. Miss Jane Elwood Biology and Mathematics Has a very graceful walk. IVhere’s your excuse f Mrs. Evelyn Ferrence Band, Chorus, Music Has a wonderful personality. The Altos are singing Tenor. Mr. Thomas Flaherty History, P. O. D. Is a friend to all the students. Okay, you wise guys. Miss English Noted Mrs. Ann Gasper School Nurse Her sunny disposition. How's your coldt ItUed o LjJc, f R. JOHN GEARHARD ..«glish, Plane Geometry Has quite a large collection of tie� , and always has his shoes shined. I’m not laughing with you. I’m laughing at you.” Mr. Ray McCauley English and Advanced Com- position Has a soft, quiet voice. ‘7 won’t be to easy the next six weeks.” Mm Moore English, Librarian Noted for her daintiness. Mrs. -Porothy Pittman Typing, Shorthand' Has beautiful, well-kept hands. “All right.” Mrs. Laura Remal Geography Pleasant twinkle in her eyes It s possible ” Mrs. Cornelia Speicel Arithemetic, Art Always time to help people out. '77 throw you out the window ” Mr. John Swacus Physical Education His nice smile. Why don’t you make that basket t” Mr. Carl Volberc Shop Noted for beautiful singing voice. Cut with the grain, not against.” Mrs. Jane Wade Physical Education Has a never fail long shot. You all had better hurry.” Miss Lois Waite Bookkeeping, Typing, General Business Has beautiful big brown eyes. That isn’t quite right.” Sevii i 1 N a democratic society the greatest service is ren- dered by those who, through their personal ability, charm, and unselfish devotion to the best interests of that society, give generously of their time and talents for the benefit of all. J5 ECAUSE of these qualities, these six people have been chosen as the leaders of the graduating class of 1950. Lloyd Eddings, Sally Lee Friesell, Clive Grant, Dean Porterfield, Louise Rubright, and Thelma Thomas. em i O ic u Lloyd Eddings, Vice President; Pat Moore, Presidentt Louise Rubright, Secretary; Dean Porterfiefd, Treasurer. Mi s Gallingane Mr. Davis 10 “Don.” The lone wolf member of the stage crew. Has nice eyes when right side out. MARY ALMORE “Mary” Interesting personality. Came to Frank- lin from Schenley. Has vocabulary plus. Good friend of Sally, member of Dramatic Club, likes steak. Art editor of newspaper, art staff of the yearbook. DONALD BARRON Barron .” Likes Buicks. Doesn’t care for girls (young girls, tjiat is) Likes to drive anything on wheels. Wants to own his own service station and marry an old, very rich widow. Member of Round Up staff. ROBERT BORLAND “Bob” A welcome change to the senior class. He has a bashful grin and wears sharp clothes. Member of the Military Club. .JK LOUIS BORTOT “Louie.” Sleeping is Louie’s favorite pastime. He will be chief garbage collector of New York City someday. He likes to drive Ford Trucks. LOIS ANN BRYAN “Lois.” Quaint and friendly. Loves to sing. Spends some of her time in California. Will study music in college. Operetta. Favorite dish is lobster. Member of the Dramatic Club. ESTHER CAIN “Es.” Peppy and bright. There is never a dull moment when Es is around. Member of Dramatic Club. Girls basketball team. Would like to be an explorer. Favorite dish is men. LOUIS CARGNEL “Crow.” Mr. Davis’s right hand man. Member of the Science Club. Very well liked. Would like to be chemist. HELEN CHEREPKO “Chrep.” A headache to all teachers. Likes boys. Will be a secretary for a man with a strong knee. Likes trouble. ROBERT CLINE “Razor.” Is not exactly the quiet studious type. He’s with Murray when he’s not hanging around Turtle Creek. He’s always smiling, especially at members of the fair sex. DON DAVIDSON “Corky.” Likes horses and talking. Always has girls on the brain and in his car. Wants to be a construction worker or a movie star. LLOYD EDDINGS “The Class Brain.” Well liked and a valuable member of the basketball team. Senior Class Play. Ko Ko in operetta. Member of Science Club. Has Peg-O-his-Hcart. Sports editor of Quill. “Erb.” Neat and efficient. Sings alto. Likes bass voices. Would like to be a Commercial Teacher. Member of the Dramatic Club, Operetta, Senior Play. Favorite dish is ice cream and cake. JOHN EVANOVICH Stubborn as a mule. Always arguing with “Wook.” Eats ice-cream regularly at Hall’s. Will be a farmer. “Eddie.” famous French ie. GORDON FIDEI “Gordie.” Noted for his true love to Dorothy. Lovely temper. ing personal- eadjoftKfr class in many Operetta, Play, will be a music .A MAE GEIGER- Slonde and lively, §een Esther. Member of dra mostly ttic wfth club. en and .----'XT' tt----- Favorfte dijh is spaghetti Will be a baseball play- er’s wife, liljes to giggle. £ f (, CLIVE GRANT Half Pint” Came to Franklin straight from Glasgow, and is quite a lively addition. Has a cute burr, started year as a junior. Favorite dishes are porridge and Phyl. Wants to.be a prrrrrrrofes- sorrrrr. SAM GRUBER Sammie.” Artecst of senior class, stage crew, member of wildcat gang of the school. Is member of art club. Likes Esther. Would like to be George Petty’s successor. Chuck.” Noted for the rogue’s gallery in his wallet. Ardent church-goer. Writes notes to Peg in invisible ink. Says he hates Franklin girls, ogle them just to be sporty. Will be a missionary. PAUL. HENDERSHOT Hendy.” Takes pictures like mad. Mr. Ells- worth’s right hand man. and Grandpa of our class. He’s got his own loom and loves to weave. His ’ favorite dish is “Susie.” CHARLES HELMKEN HELEN HOLODNIK El.” A real pal to all, disappointed with love. She’ll be a bonded baby sitter and just loves coconut cream pie. Always with Ginnie, member of dramatic club and wants to be somebody’s mother. CLAUDINE HOLZSHU Clide.” Pretty blonde who likes all companion. Came to Franklin from pires to be a nurse. Very well liked, just hair and blue eyes. — 4 % i A ORPHA KING Or . Patty’s shadow, always knitting. Will be housewife. Usually late for P. O. D. Always up to mischief. Favorite dish is chocolate cake. Weak- ness is roses and “Big Men.” Hopes to be a Secretary and marry the boss. Sew and Sew Club, Operetta, Mixed Chorus. JOHN KOVALCIK Muzzy.” Our dependable time keeper. Usually seen hunting “..........”. Crazy about Basket- ball. Talks like Dillinger’s double, (out of the side of his mouth) Senior play, Spo.ts Club. Will probably be a big executive some day. MARY ANN KLAVON “Blondie.” Always seen floating up the halls. Likes a few hundred boys. Member of Secretarial Club. Likes spaghetti. Would like to be a buyer for a department store. Will probably be a housewife. Mixed chorus, Student Council. ETHEL JEAN LIGGETT “Ethel.” Fred’s pal. Class comedian. Friendly and always laughing. Her weakness is Mr. Flaherty. Would like to be Mrs. Flaherty. Senior play. Ususally saep with Marguerite. Dramatic Club. yj2 JGfr BRUNO MARES ‘Joe.’ Athletics are Bruno’s speed. Is outstand- ing in nearly all sports. Is cop in Senior play. Is on basketball and baseball teams. Would like to be pro-baseball player. Spaghetti is his favorite dish. Is usually seen with John. EDWARD MARSCHIK Hezzy.” His stomping ground is swissvale. Is Sam’s inseparable pal. Likes women in general Noted for his wavy hair. Loves to pi truck and take off. Wants to b§ ajbfg ujfceel and make scads of money. everett McAllister “Lemon.” Swoon-man at Franklin. Likes most any girl, but draws a few lines. He’s Wook’s pal and is noted for his snazzy hircut. Has a swell personality and takes a lot of kidding. Q; MARGARET McDERMOTT “Peggy.” Lively and willowy. It takes a skooter to keep up with her, although Lloyd doesn’t have much trouble. Chews gum at the speed of about 50 miles an hour. Has a mania for French fries and yellow roses. Editor of newspaper; senior play, dramatic club. Wants to be a secretary. GEORGE McGARRITY Drives Il93 version of the 1920 “Georgic. Unves 1VJ1 yer rocket cafs. Bubs ffal. Spends his spare jime in lurr sville. Likes Elouise for a name. AT VTuc CHARLES Vuckrr” Is Mrs. Always ready to help f fieone, (not even Teactonij. He’ for the Mcfcroptf an O dyman. enemies age director PAUL MURRAY “Murphie.” Nice hair. Always seen with “Bill.” Crazy about cars. Someday will be a great mechanic. Quiet in his own way. PATRICIA MOORE r _ Yjtwrt “Patty.” Gay and laughing. A friend of all. Always ready to help. Would like to be a secretary and run away with the companies funds. Member of Sew and Sew Club. Operetta’s mummie. Mixed Chorus, Senior Play. PATRICIA MORAN “Pat.” Loves a marine boy. To be a nurse. Claudine’s best girl friend. Operetta, school chorus. Member of Dramatic Club. Quii.l Staff. Favorite dish spaghetti. WILLIAM PAULISICK “Bill.” Happy go Lucky Type. Always with Irma and His Chevy. Will be a big shot coal stripper. Was impeached last year. Favorite Radio program'is My Friend Irma. I KENNETH PP1F EFFER Ed’s buddy. Skips classes like mad. Always in trouble. Always in the Office. DEAN PORTERFIELD “Dean.” Shy guy of the Class?????? Has a way with girls. Aspires to be a civil engineer. Drives a mighty Ford . . . when it stands. Was in operetta and Quill staff. Round-Up. DONALD RESTAURI “Dino.” Personality plus. A must on the basket- ball team. Will be a pro basketball player. Likes spaghetti best. Member of the Varsity Club. Ex- port’s loss—Franklin’s gain. Bruno’s best pal. GILDA RESTAURkV ■■m ammmm '' F. Y yt zs A- c aJ 'w .. WILLIAM RIVARDO “Feedy.” The backbone of the Longhorns. v Always looks mad. Will be a pro basketball player. Donny and Bruno use him for a punching bag. “Gil.” Dark haired beauty Favors blonds if their first ber of cast of senior play5 like to be a school teacheii VIRGINIA RYCKMAN “Volgenyol.” Always chasing Barron. Will be a music teacher. Doesn’t like boys. Was in operetta and mixed chorus. Likes to eat. LOUISE RUBRIGHT “Loozy” Quiet and very lady like. A very con- servative way about her. Liked by all. Would like to be a nurse. Favorite dish is fried chicken. Newspaper staff. Senior class play. Also a member of the Secretarial Club. Quill Staff. FRANCES SMITH ft 3 “Ginny.” Changeable as the weather. A real pal of all. Can skip class as well as the next guy. Will be a professional babysitter. Did as much for senior class as any of the officers. EARL STOUGHTON Stoughton.” A dependable basketball manager, Loves hunting game. Wants to go to college. MARLENE THOMAS “Mickey.” Sweet with coal black hair. Mickey has interests elsewhere. Aspires to be a teacher. Likes Bar-B-Q’s. Quill staff. Member of Art Club. _ THELMA THOMAS “Shorty. Always seen dashing through the halls. Pretty brown eyes. Business Manager of Quill. Senior Play. Will enter the field of business. Likes sou r-k rout. MAXINE TYSON “Max. Tiny and Blonde. A favorite among the cheerleaders. One ambition—Beautician. Secretary of Varsity Club. May Queen Court. Mixed Chorus. J “Frannie. Our tiniest and most powerful cheer- leader. Captain of Cheerleaders. Likes chicken. Best member of the Varsity Club. Aspires to be married. A real addition to the Senior Class. BILL YUREK “The Dribbling Demon. Drives members of the team wacky. Member of the baseball team. Wants to be a math teacher. Likes Claudine. Member of the Varsity Club. A swell addition to the basket- ball team. FRED WOHLIN “Bub.” Teachers main headache. Enjoys playing hooky, very well liked. Ed’s buddy-buddy. Favorite dish is pickled pigs feet. Would like to be a under- taker- Joel toe 1C TED WOHLIN “tVook. Dotes on finding Mr. Davis wrong. Star of career night. Dean’s pal. Member of Science Club. J. V. Team. Wants to be an engineer. L6 F Aac K fu Fut'T WILLIAM CLINE Shy. Is the Class Romeo. He’s an ace mechanic and is to be married soon. Pitcairn is his stomping grounds. Careful driving is his greatest virtue. MARGUERITE SHANK “Peggy.” A very likable newcomer. Formerly of Ken High. Asks very provocative questions in P. O. D. Likes Bill. 'Hame 'Hated 7daccaCt(f Seen MARY ALMORE Her Auburn Hair With a stack of books under one DON BARRON Driving Carefully With Don Davidson DON BEATTY His Trick Eyelids With Ed Marschik BOB BORLAND Being Bashful With a Guilty Expression on his face LOUIS BORTOT Being Absent during Hunting Season Her Loyalty to her Friends With “Razor” LOIS BRYAN Going to California ESTHER CAIN Her Dimples Practicing her long shots LOUIS CARGNEL Being Quiet With a chemistry notebook HELEN CHEREPKO Her Glassy Stare Doing her homework BOB CLINE Skipping Classes Frightening the Juniors BILL CLINE His Guitar Playing In his “Hot Rod” DON DAVIDSON His Casanova Technique With “Barron” LLOYD EDDINGS His Intelligence With Peggy EDNA ERBE Her Pretty Smile With a certain Alumnus JOHN EVANKOVICH His Sideburns With Ted Wohlin ED FERN His Jeep Skipping class GORDON FIDEI His Jokes Being late for class SALLY FRIESELL Her Classic Nose With manuscripts for the Year- book ELLA MAE GEIGER Her Muscles Blushing GRANT CLIVE His Scotch Burr With Phyllis SAM GRUBER His Printing With Charles McGurk CHARLES HELMKIN His Loud Socks With a pencil behind his ear PAUL HENDERSHOT His Flashy Ties 'Faking pictures for the Yearbook HELEN HOLODNIK Her Pretty Eyes Knitting Booties CLAUDINE HOLZSHU Her Pretty Hcadscarves Laughing till she cries ORPHA KING Baby Talk Trying to control a giggle JOHN KOVALCIK His Good Looks Crooning “Lovesick Blues” MARY ANN KLAVON Her Blond Hair At a student Council Meeting ETHEL LIGGETT Her way with Teachers With Marguerite BRUNO MARES His Curly Hair Limping up to take a foul shot ED MARSCHIK His Profile Clicking his heels everett McAlister His Girl Friends Eating Lemons peggy McDermott Her Wavy Bangs Trving to act Dignified GEORGE McGARRITY His Neatness With Eloise CHARLES McGURK His way with a Hammer Putting up Scenerv PATTY MOORE Her Sense of Humor With Orpha PAT MORAN Her ability to wear Tailored Clothes With Mickey PAUL MURRAY Being Calm In the shop BILL PAULISICK His Point of View In the office KENNY PFIEFFER His turned up Nose Looking Innocent DEAN PORTERFIELD His Crepe Soled Shoes With a cynical gleam in his eye DON RESTAURI His Personality With Bill Yurek GILDA RESTAURI Her Pretty Eyelashes With Jimmy BILL RIVARDO His Broken Nose Looking for “Cappie” VIRGINIA RYCKMAN Her Freckles Feuding LOUSE RUBRIGHT Her Intelligence With “Shorty” MARGUERITE SHANK Her Sweet Way Rushing to class FRANCES SMITH Her Ability to go Steadv With Helen EARL STOUGHTON His Dependability With a lock of hair over one eye MARLENE THOMAS Her Short Black Hair With Pat THELMA THOMAS Her Efficiency Runnings Errands MAXINE TYSON Her Cute Giggle Being good in class FRED WOHLIN His Sense of Humor Sponging meals from teachers TED WOHLIN His Red Hat With “Vank” FRANCES YANKO Her Cheerleading Ability Organizing Pep Rallies BILL YUREK His Crew Haircut Practicing Basketball Ouy t 7 ‘Be UcvatfA P yfi4, A Professional Whistler In love to stay Talkative Wide awake A track star An Oboe Player A chemist In the first row of the chorus A truck driver A farmer A cowboy A Phys. 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Instructor A Receptionist A Pro Wrestler A Mechanic Another Einstein A Prima Donna A model A lecturer A signpainter A Missionary A Photographer Advice to the Lovelorn Editor A floor supervisor Patty's sister A bachelor A kindergarten teacher A hair stylist An actor Tour Guidist in Turtle Creek Model for Wild Root Creme Oil Ads A columnist A second Walter Winchell A game warden A comedian A Professional Love letter Writer Enthusiastic President A band leader An engineer A Major Leaguer A career gal A prize fighter A music teacher A nurse A stenographer In bed at 9:00 A short story writer Brave about a certain instructor Tall A beautician A song-and-dance man A super salesman A manicurist A math teacher “How Perfectly Asinine.” “I don’ wanna.” “Will ya sign my excuse?” “Gosh, I don’t know.” “What are we supposed to do?” “How Ridiculous!” “Does anybody have some gum?” “How does that work?” “I was just trottin’ around.” “Whaddaya say we go to Wilkinsburg?” “Goodbye forever.” “Well, it’s this way.” “Set it up.” “It depends.” “A-a-ah No.” “Ya know what?” “Ya wanna poke in the nose.” “We ought to call an assembly.” “I no wanna go!” “Quite brilliant.” “Hey you!” “I don’t believe.” “For Heaven’s Sake.” “You’re always pickin’ on me!” “Your’re a corker!” “Thank you, Ma Perkins.” “Where’s Bruno?” “Oh, for corn sakes!” “Now I’m good at this.” “Lookin’ for trouble?” “Well, I’ll tell ya.” “Okay, girl.” “Best you do.” “Absolutely!” “Hyar!” “_______Er what?” “W-w-w-wait ’till I tell ya!” “I don’t know about that.” “Well, I know a kid.” “I not said a darn.” “Sa-a-ale-ee!” “A-a-h Babe!” “Did you study your Shorthand?” “Now I guess that was me!” “Aw quit it!” “Well, I’m not going to!” “Why?” “He’s just my Bill.” “I’m broke!” “Screwball!” “Did you see!” “Hey, you Kids!” “Let’s go see Santy Claus.” “Mush!” “Bov, I’m tellin’ ya!” “Shoot! Shoot! Shoot!” tyccvuxn THIS PAGE, First Row: L. Bcamer, B. Boban, M. J. Bohinc, J. Borland, B. Breen, J. Cappa, R. Casper. Second Row: J. Cavada, M. Clements, M. Clements, D. Delissio, B. Dubrock, P. Dugan, F. Fidei. Third Row: G. Fidei, D. Garber, P. Good, M. Grant, J. Heider, E. Hice, N. Karp. Fourth Row: R. Klavon, L. Lape, J. Liprando, D. Lutz, O. March, G. Marengon, C. Marschik. FACING PAGE, First Row: F. Marschik, D. Moore, J. Moose, D. Moose, A. Neptune, L. Nesbitt, J. Ondisl Second Row: B. Pommersheim, B. Pritchard, R. Shannon, V. Remaley, J. Revolt. J. Rogers, F. Senchur, J. Skandera, Third Row: D. Shank, P. Shannon, J. Stone, C. Stratton, F. Stuck, C. Sullins. Fourth Row: S. Wuslich, A. Terhorst, B. Watson, J. Weitzel, L. Webb. P. Wilson. N. Susich. L. Nesbitt, Vice-President D. Lutz, Secretary-Treasurer C. Stratton, President SaftAorttone THIS PAGE, First Row: J. Aber, J. Aspros, B. Barron, B. Bcbar, G. Bohinc, D. Bruncckc, T. Cain. Second Row: L. Carfang, S. Fagan, M. Gebrosky, G. Geiger, G. Galetti, J. Gruber, D. Gru- dowski. Third Row: R. Heider, R. Hill, S. Holodnik, B. Holzshu, A. Jones, J. Kelly, C. Kidney. Fourth Row: D. Lapcepic, H. Lucas, B. Martz, S. Mastorovich, M. McAlfresh, E. McCurdy, M. McGarrity. FACING PAGE, First Row: K. Moran, P. Moran, J. Novak, VV. Stom, H. Paulisich, J. Perfetti, B. Porterfield. Second Row: J. Pyle, F. Rospotnik, L. Rebbich, D. Restauri, B. Schlenke, D. Rivardo, D. Senchur. Third Row: E. Shaw, S. Smith, O. Sudar, M. Tegley, E. Tomer, M. Towle, S. Wat- kins. Fourth Row: D. Watson, E. Weister, R. Vargesko, J. Voithofcr. Tomas Cain, President Sally Fagan, Vice-President Margaret Gebrosky, Secretary-Treasurer i $£ sw vi il First row. H Diehl, G. Tomer, R. Wertz, H. Moose, W. Rue, R. Cargnel, A. Cassol, D. Liprando, A. Astori, Urick, E. Kovalcick, P. Matthews, W. Austin, R. Bertl, L. Ayers, B. Marschik. Second row. W. Klingensmith, Eberts, D. Noel, D. Panzer, L. Uncapher, J. Eckels, E. Cole, M. Swank, L. Cikovic, P. Bowman, H. Earl, D. Kist- ler, B. Thompson, S. McCall, S. Keeler, G. Lott, B. Ferrington, M. Shero, R. Beckman, N. Ryckman, D. Gordon. Third row. Mr. Brevak, D. Watt, T. Matesic, M. McAlpine, E. Remaley, M. Daugherty, A. Dickey, R. Stamm, M. Bergant, T. Rose, F. Rubright, P. Simmons, M. Evans, B. Shaw, K. Faulk, R. Cappa, D. Metroske, M. Simons, V. McGurk, W. Lapcevic, Miss Waite. Fourth row. E. Staymates, W. Cline, J. Murray, D. Murray, B. Glunt, M. Geiger, B. Kitsler, S. Anderson, J. Marshick, M. Nesbitt, I. Weister, M. Stairs, S. DeZanet, R. fcDermott, J. Clement, L. King, R. Barrickman, J. McAlpine, W. Moore, T. Borland. w iet, R. Me Junior High vr By Becky Kistler V $ Although we are the small fry around here, we are all proud to be the F. H. S. Junior High. We have worked steadily towards the developement of our talents and have succeeded in making ourselves known in sports, music, and various other school activities. Our social life has not been neglected and scholastically we think we’re just tops. cv. It took the major part of our first year to learn the routine and fundamentals. The rest was easy. We know whose team is the greatest, whose band plays the best— in short that F. H. S. is the school for us. We are the Senior High of the future, and it will be one of the greatest!! First row: D. Cline, W. Mariana, W. Yant, B. Hill, B. Hill, R. Smith, G. Dunmyre, T. Hasz, B. Beatty, J. Lutz, S. Crooks, D. Jones, J. Tegley, G. Restauri, N. Susich, R. Galetti, R. Urick, 0. Hartley, A. Casso!, D. Kemerer. Second row: E. Watt, W. Scott, S. Staymates, G. Bert, R. Kemerer, S. Rogers, C. Bush, J. Cain, J. Neptune, Senchur, A. Frescura, M. Marschik, M. McGuigan, M. Wilson, V. Kemerer, N. Geiger, J. Primozic, D. Britz, M. Mastorovich, D. Painter, A. Hasz, E. Glunt, A. Shuster, B. Beckman. Third row: L. Remaley, M. Lucas, J. Rutz, A. Watson, C. Johns, A. Santoriella, Senchur, H. Bebar, G. El wood, P. Noel, B. Jones, D. Liggett, N. Raspotnik, J. Konrad, S. Beswarick, N. Kilgore, J. Miller, B. Clawson, B. Matesic, H. Cline, J. Kline, Mrs. Remaley. Fourth row: H. Towle, P. Simpson, L. Tarr, M. Beatty, H. Watt, G. Rogers, E. Vargesko, R. Painter, W. Berry, J. Bruggerr an, F. Lavrich, W. Hice, J. Fidei, First row: J. Liprando, J. Thompson, S. Smithbower, R. Laure, D. Rubright, G. Shank, F. Stuck, G. Cline, T. Bush, C. Nystrom, B. Thomas, D. Peterson, D. Busch, A. Peterson, R. Beamer, J. Sircily, F. Kosmack, K. Koch, R. Moose, L. King, L. Swank, D. Jones. Second row: R. Primocez, C. Simons, D. Kemerer, L. Kuznik, J. Brady, M. Mastorovich, R. Ebartz, P. Marschik, L Cline, N. Bruggemann, B. Grudowski, J. Eckels, M. Remaley, E. Schall, V. Killebrew, H. Rubright, S. Patty, A. Schake, H. Rugh, A. Kapera, J. Barefoot, C. Collins, G. Yant, G. Latshaw. Third row: Mrs. Speigel, J. Hixenbaugh, K. Rubright, L. Stiffy, F. Gruber, D. Stover, F. Glunt, V. Vunovich, E. Betz, E. Remaley, B. Wilson, S. Friesell, C. Hale, M. Fennel, P. Rubright, N. Sinan, E. McGurk, E. Lape, E. Tomer, R. Lockhand, G. Smith, E. Watt, W. Beckman, Mr. Carlisle. Fourth row: B. Gebrosky, B. Vargesko, H. Shirley, B. Bartlett, E. Mares, T. Revolt, H. Casper, J. McGurk, E. Stover, A. Drenjevich, A. Perfette, J. Pommersheim, H. Schall, B. Voithofer, W. Uhlig, B. Straley, J. Pfeiffer, W. Foulk, L. Geiger, B. Simmons, B. Bezak. Mr . Patterson fZodU Sta cx c First row: M. Thomas, P. McDermott, E. Erbe, V. Ryckman, L. Rubright, T. Thomas, P. Moran, G. Restauri, M. Clements, D. Garber, J. Stone, S. Friesell, M. Almore. Second row: E. Stoughton, D. Davidson, J. Rogers, M. Towle, D. Lutz, M. Clements, C. Sullins, H. Cherepko, P. Hendershot, Mrs. Pittman, Miss Waite. Third row: S. Gruber, B. Watson, D. Porterfield, L. Eddings, J. Evankovich, D. Barron, C. Grant. Editor-in-chief .. Associate Editor Business Staff ... Photography Staff Features Staff Copy Writers Sports Staff Art Staff Student Life Sponsors High Ad Salesman ...... Sally Lee Friesell ...... Marian Clements Thelma Thomas, Editor Dorothy Gail Lutz Donald Davidson ...... Paul Hendershot John Evankovich Donna Jean Garber .... Pat Moran, Editor Peggy McDermott Helen Cherepko Charlene Sullins ....... Gilda Restauri Louise Rubright Marlene Thomas Jean Rogers .. Lloyd Eddings, Editor Sam Wuslich Janet Stone ... Sam Gruber, Editor Mary Almore Bob Watson Clive Grant ........... Edna Erbe Madolyn Clements Dean Porterfield ......... Mrs. Pittman Miss Waite, Editorial Mrs. Gasper, Business ........... Fred Wohlin From left to right: Lloyd Edding , Louise Rubright, Gilda Restauri, Mr. Swacus. teuton. Society AnATionAL L ,H0M0e SOCIETY The highest honor to be received by any Junior or Senior is membership in the National Honor Society. Each year three Juniors and two Seniors are elected by the faculty for this honor. The merits of scholarship, leadership, character, and citizenship, on which these members are chosen, are ones which every student aspires to have but are not easy to attain. The members of this national organization are installed in an impressive candlelight ceremony at the end of the year. Mr. Swacus is the sponsor of this society in our school. 35 Student (fautcil First row: C. Collins, J. Primozic, B. Holzshu, M. McAlpine, S. DeZanet, M. Klavon, P. Moore. Second row: Mr. McCaulay, G. Dunmyre, A. Schake, W. Scott, R. Shannon, C. Stratton, Mr. Ellsworth. Third row: C. Kidney, T. Cain, J. Liprando, J. Kolvalcik, C. Betz, F. Stuck. First row: S. Friesell, M. Thomas, C. Holzshu, V. Ryckman, D. Grudowski, S. Fagan, P. Moran, T. Thomas, P. McDermott, E. Erbe, L. Bryan, A. Terhorst, G. Marengon. Second row: E. Cain, M. Klavon, M. Towle, E. Weister, R. Shannon, R. Klavon, P. Wilson, D. Lutz, L. Rubright, C. Stratton, M. Almore, Mr. McCaulay. Third row: E. M. Geiger, B. Dubrock, E. Stoughton, D. Porterfield, F. Senchur, L. Eddings, D. Davidson, D. Barron, C. Grant, M. Grant. Student Sevte vUet- Peggy McDermott, Virginia Ryck- man, Gilda Restauri, Thelma Thomas, Maxine Tyson, Sally Lee Friesell, Lois Ann Bryan, Edna Erbe, Marguerite Shank, Louise Rubright, Helen Cherepko, Mrs. Pittman. TJtixecC (tycvuu First row. S. Fagan, D. Grudow- ski, E. Erbe, P. McDermott, V. Ryck- man, L. Bryan, M. Tyson, P. Wilson, J. Stone, P. Moran, G. Restauri, M. Clements, J. Rogers, D. Restauri, C. Holzshu, K. Moran. Second row. M. McElfresh, E. McCurdy, M. Towle, E. VVeister, L. Beamer, B. Prichard, M. Bohinc, S. Smith, L. Rebich, G. Galleti, C. Stratton, S. Holodnik, D. Lapcevic, H. Cherepko, E. Cain, S. Watkins, D. Lutz, Mrs. Ference. Third row. B. Barron, M. McGarrity, C. Grant, L. Nesbit, D. Porterfield, D. Brunecke, J. Borland, C. McGurk, L. Eddings, B. Schlenke, N. Porterfield, M. Mastor- vich, B. Breen, P. Hendershot, M. Klavon, S. Friesell. Cl tcC First row. P. Matthews, B. Claw- son, M. Clements, G. Dunmyre, K. Towle, L. Tarr, W. Pommersheim, J. Voithofer, J. Heider, O. Hartley, H. Towle, S. Amderson, M. Clements. Second row. A. Astori, W. Uhlig, D. Jones, F. Fidei, R. Cargnel, G. Hill, J. Cappa, F. Senchur, L. Nesbit, G. Bohinc, Mrs. Ference. Third row. J. Revolt, E. Fern, S. Watkins, K. Moran, R. Thompson, C. Holzshu, C. Stratton, K. Pfieffer. First row. G. Hall, P. Rubright, H. Rubright, S. Patty, S. Frisell, R. Galetti, J. Liprando. Second row. J. Pfieffer, A. Perfette, G. Elwood, B. Senchur, T. Haaz, J. Lutz, G. Rogers, Mrs. Ference. Third row. F. Kos- mos, W. Yant, N. Kilgore, A. Haaz, J. Kline, W. Hill. First row: C. Johns, A. Watson, J. Ritz, M. L. Wilson, Senchur, J. Cain, C. Bush, D. Painter, A. Haaz, G. Bert. Second row: S. Friesell, W. Scott, S. Staymates, M. Towle, E. Weister, M. Mastorovich, L. Remaley, D. Grudowski, Miss Moore. Third row: E. Watt, W. Yant, W. Marts, T. Hass, C. Hale. {faw .ecxeatifutal Ateaciatcaei First row: J. Clement, M. Geiger, A. Shuster, A. Schake, H. Rugh, H. Bebar, D. Britz, J. Primozic, J. Miller, B. Clawson, J. Eckels, S. Smith, L. Rebich, B. Holzshhu, G. Galetti, J. Rogers, S. DeZanet. Second row: Mrs. Wade, I. Uncapher, D. Panzer, F. Rubright, R. Cappa, D. Metrosky, I. Weister, M. Stairs, V. McGurk, R. Stamm, S. Watkins, K. Moran, B. Kistler, G. Smith, R. Lockhard. Third row: R. McDermott, D. Kistler, P. Bowman, H. Earl, L. Cikovic, L. Car- fang, K. Faulk, A Terhorst, D. De- lissio, N. Kilgore, S. Beswarich, J. Konrad, P. Simmons, B. Shaw, M. Evans, T. Rose, M. Bergant. $0 “TKecaic AfrfisiecicUicMi Ad Sfronts First row: D. Rubright, M. Mastor- ovich, G. Tomer, J. Eberts, H. Diehl, W. Klingensmith. Second row: H. Kramer, D. Watt, J. Murray, W. Cline, D. Thomas, Mr. McCaulay. Third row: C. Betz, J. McGurk, E. Staymates, D. Davidson, D. Barron, W. Urick. TtCUU iy First row: B. Simmons, J. Pfeiffer, C. Simons, B. Gebrosky, J. Liprando, Second row. B. Stroley, W. Uklig, J. Pommersheim, F. Stuck, L. Nesbit, K. Pfeiffer, F. Senchur, B. Cline, L. Cargnel, Latshaw, S. Smithbower, B. Beatty D. Kemerer, Third row. B. Vargesko, G. Shank, J. Sircily, N. Susich, E. Vargesko, R. Painter, W. Hice, F. Fidei, J. Borland, H. Watt, H. Shawl, W. Hill, Mr. Fla- herty. Fourth row. J. Thompson, L, King, J. Cappa, Glen Rogers, E. Fern, G. Fidei, R. Marshik, B. Cline, B. Borland, L. Bortot, C. Kidney, B. Berry, J. Cavada. 'flee First row. Mr. Volberg, J. Reiter, D. Jones, J. Tegley, L. Tarr, G. Hall, R. Beamer. Second row. L. Swank, J Lutz, S. Crooks, C. McGurk, B. Breen, D. Jones. Third row. R. Thompson, N. Porterfield, Paul Hend- ershot, J. Bryan, H. Towle. First row. E. Dezelan, D. Watson, J. Voithofer, T. Bebar, J. Novak, J. Weitzel, F. Marschik. Second row. D. Watson, A. Jones, D. Lapcevic, D. Restauri, S. Holodnik, D. Senchur, F. Gruber. Third row. Mrs. Spiegel, I. Cline, M. McGuigan, R. Vargesko, G. Bohince, H. Paulisick, J. Kelly. Fourth row. B. Porterfield, R. Heider, G. Geiger, F. Rospotnik, D. Beatty, F. Lavrich, J. Perfetta. DuZtMtf6c (?M First row. O. King, P. Moore, E. Shaw, S. Fagan, B. Barron, E. Geiger, E. Liggett, S. Friesell. Second rote: V. Ryckman, P. McDermott, E. Erbe, L. Bryan, P. Moran, E. Cain, M. Almore, Mis Gallingane. Third row. O. Suder, M. Tegley, C. Helm- ken, E. Marschik, G. McGarrity, S. Gruber, J. Aber. Debate First row. B. Moore, W. Austin. Second row. Mr. Carlisle, B. Du- brock, B. Boban, R. Klavon, D. Shank, C. Marschik, D. Lutz. Sfronts (?tu First row. B. Yurek, W. Beckman, C. Nystrom, J. Hixenbaugh, D. Peter- son, J. Gruber, J. Aspros, J. Kovalcik. Second row. G. Restauri, A. Cassol, R. Galetti, R. Urick, E. Mares, J. Noca, R. Rivardo. Third row. D. Restauri, D. Liprando, N. Susich, S. Wuslich, J. Revolt. Science First row. O. March, C. Stratton, M. Bohince, P. Wilson, M. Grant, Mr. Davis. Second rote: W. Lapce- vic, E. Kavolcik, R. Urick, B. Rutter, B. Pommersheim, C. Grant, W. Faulk, K. Koch, D. Cline, M. Mariana, T, Matexick, Third rote: O. Hartley, R. Ayers, P. Good, F. Wohlin, D. Por- terfield, J. Evankovich, F. Kosmack, H. Casper, T. Bush. First rote: D. Gordon, G. El wood, P. Noel, M. Lucas. Second rote: B. Beckman, B. Matesick, Mrs. Remaley, D. Liggett, P. Marschik. First rote: L. Beamer, E. Hice, M. Dugan, R. Kemerer, S. Rogers, T. Kramer, N. Geiger, M. Swank, E. Cole. Second rote: Miss El wood, B. Hill, P. Shannon, M. Clements, D. Garber, M. Clements, E. Glunt, J. Briggman, J. Fidei. Third rota: R. Smith, W. Stuck, B. Starn, J. Heider, B. Watson, J. Hixenbaugh, B. Moran, H. Ward. First row: G. Lott, B. S. McCall, S. Keeler, M. Shero, Ryckman. Second row: M. Nesbitt, J. Marschik, S. Anderson, R. Beckman, B. Ferrington, Brevak. Ajj (a- v . SH 4] Sec'ietA'Ual (?tu First row: L. Rubright, T. Thomas, G. Restauri. Second row: L. Lape, B. Prichard, V. Remaley. Third row: N. Karp, R. Casper, D. Moose. Fourth row: G. Fidei, M. Klavon, Mrs. Pittman. l c McU ticLl First row: W. Berry, H. Schall, F. Kosmack, C. Kidney. Second row: P. Hendershot, Mrs. Remaley, Don Barron. Seve tt (faute (fait 7 0ic iy First rove: C. Collins, H. Rubright, S. Patty, V. Killebrew, P. Rubright, E. Lape, M. Fennel. Second row: M. Mastorovich, R. Eberts, F. Glunt, V. Vunovich, E. Betts, L. Stiffy, Miss Waite. Third row: Darlene Kem- eier, A. Kapera, L. Kuznick, J. Brady, G. Yant. Tfcvuea' (?icd First row: B. Senchur, B. Wilson, A. Frescur, E. Watt. Second row: Mrs. Gasper, J. Neptune, E. Remaley, A. Santerella. gtccg. First row: F. Yanko, M. Tyson, M. Gebrosky, G. Marengon, C. Sullins, J. Stone, J. Pyle. Second row: Mr. Swacus, L. Eddings, B. Schlenke, J. Liprando, B. Mares, E. McAlister, L. Stiffy. Third row: E. Stoughton, T. Cain, J. Skandera, J. Moose, D. Rivardo. LLOYD EDDINGS Eddings —Guard—Senior Eddings playing his last and mosts successful season in bas- ketball as captain, has led the F. H. S. squad to many tri- umphs. He controls both boards with ease and loves to tip them up. His hook shot is sudden death to the oppon- ents. Eddings’ height has been a great asset to the team both on offense as well as defense. JOHN LIPRANDO “Rizzo —G uard—Junior Johnny’s dependability both of- fensively, and his calmness under fire have made him an asset to the team and a good boy to have around when the going gets tough. He can al- ways be counted on to drop a few in with his one handed set shot from the side. BRUNO MARES Joe —G uard—Senior Bruno, with three years ex- perience on the varsity under his belt, plays equally well on either offense or defense. Al- though not very tall he takes many balls off the boards and always scraps for loose balls. He fills in at any position very well and is very effective with a two handed set shot from out front. DONALD RESTAURI Dino —Forward—Senior Donny hailed from Export last year but has already won the admiration of the fans here with his shooting, dribbling and ball handling. A one handed shot from the side is his spe- cialty and he can fake an op- ponent out of his shoes. He forms half of our fast break duo. BERNARD SCHLENKE “Mike —Center—Sophomore Bernie is another big boy play- ing his second year as a regu- lar and has been a great help in the success of the team in many games. His height comes in handy on both defense and offense. He helps control the boards and has cut the cords many times with his pivot shot. SAMUEL WUSLICH Big Sam —Center—Junior Sam's another Export boy who has made good here at F. H. S. Topping the six foot 2 inch mark, he uses this to advan- tage on defense in controlling the back boards. On offense he works the pivot line with his hook shot with either hand being his specialty with tip up running a close second. WILLIAM YUREK Billy —Forward—Senior Bill in his first full season has shown the fans of what he is capable. His dribbling has amazed the spectators as well as the opposition and he is the other half of our fast break twins. He shoots equally well with either hand, a type shot now known and from any posi- tion on the floor. everett McAlister “Mac —Guard—Senior Mac can always be counted on when needed and is a favorite with the fans. In his second year of varsity, Mac has al- ways come thhrough to check the opponents with his defens- ive play. A capable ball hand- ler with a two handed shot from the side as his favorite. TOM CAIN Sophomore “Tom” in his first year on the team was our relief twirler last year and came through when needed. He will see lots of action this year and will be a great help to the team. He’s right handed all the way. JOHNNY LIPRANDO “Johnny fills the gap at short stop and opposing batsmen find it very diffifficult to get a ball through this spot. Swings from the right side and hits a long ball. Throws right handed and started many of our D. P.’s. BRUNO MARES Senior “Bruno” patrols center field for the Longhorns, throws right but bats lefthanded. His storng arm and his power at the plate have been a great asset to the team. JIM MOOSE Junior “Jim” patrolled the right field section and did a very good job in his freshman year for the varsity. He has a sharp eye at the plate and his strong arm proved disastrous for the op- posing base runners. JOE SKANDERA Joe’’ was our mainstay on the hill who did a very capable job in his first year of varsity ball. He twirls them from the right and bats from the right also, can play the outfield or infield if needed. BILL YUREK “Bill” in his first year on the diamond did a very capable job of holding down the “hot corner.” Bats and throws from the right side, and although not very big he belts a long ball, and is a speedster on the base- paths. V VvA v . flcativi V vi4ity:y V 7 fir l row: R. Moran, O. March, T. Cain, J. Cappa, J. Revolt, N. Sucish, J. McAlpine, R. Heider. Second rotv: Mr. Swacus, J. Kelley, B. Rivardo, S. Mastoro- vich, T. Wohlin, D. Rivardo, J. Skandera, G. Geiger. First rots.-: J. Kelley, J. Moose, T. Cain, Wm. Yurek, D. Moore, D. Restauri, G. Geiger. Second rotv: Mr. Swacus, E. McAlister, L. Eddings, S. Wuslich, B. Schlenke, J. Liprando, B. Mares, J. Skandera. First rote: F. Rubright, A. Terhorst, E. Cain. Second row. J. Pyle, G. Maren- gon, C. Sullins, S. Watkins, B. Holzshu, K. Moran. Third row. Mrs. Wade, J. Marschik, J. Stone, M. Gebrosky, S. Anderson, P. Wilson, P. Moran, C. Holzshu, ed lean 70 ST) First rov;: G. Restauri, R. Barrickman, R. Urick. Second row. J. Noca, R. I. rick, W. Uhlig, E. Mares, W. Rugh, R. Bertl. Third row. Mr. McCaulay, P. Simpson, R. Thompson, C. Betz, D. Liprando, T. Matesic, L. King, N. Susich, O. Hartley. (?Aeenle id M First row, left to right: France Yanko, Gilda Restauri, Maxine Tyson. Second row: Dena Restauri, Madoiyn Clements, Jean Rogers, Marian Clements, Maureen McGarrity, Loretta Carfagna, not pictured. ‘SadeJkzil First row, left to right: F. Senchur, D. Rivardo, J. Cappa, G. McGarrity, B. Mares, J. Moose, C. Evankovich, B. Yurek, C. Carfagna, T. Cain, L. McAlfresh. Second row: Mr. Davis, R. Thompson, M. Bartlett, J. Skandera, B. Rivardo, F. Fidei, S. Wuslich, J. Liprando, B. Schlenke, L. Eddings, L. Cargnel, Mr. McCaulay, Mr. Swacus. Best Wishes tc the Class of '50 A. S. MACHESNEY SON Compliments of R M DISTRIBUTORS Real Estate and Insurance Murrysville, Pennsylvania TAYLORS MEN'S STORE FRED WOHLIN Complete Outfitters For Men and Boys Purina Feeds for Poultry and Livestock 607 Penn Avenue Phone: Unity 6586-R-l Turtle Creek, Pennyslvonia R. D. 1 Murrysville, Pennsylvania DUFF'S—IRON CITY COLLEGE THE AUDREY ANN STUDIOS 424 Duquesne Way, Pittsburgh 20, Pa. of DANCING Business Education at Its Best for Over A Century. Enter Any Monday Franklin Hi Branch—Thursdays McCLINTOCK LUMBER COMPANY Best Wishes to the Class of '50 Everything in Building Materials” JOHNNY MILLER'S 1320 Lynn Avenue HOUSE By The SIDE Turtle Creek, Pennsylvania Of The ROAD Valley 2100 — BRandywine 1-2133 FRANK LEVIN'S Congratulations Westmoreland County's Largest Furniture Store Class of '50 Corner 7th and Clay Ave., Jeannette, Pa. Phone 1200 WARREN D. MASSARO, D. D. S. DAUGHERTY DRUG STORE GLOCK'S SPORTING GOODS CO. Efficient Prescription Service 706 Fifth Avenue 317 Clay Ave. Fourth St., Jeannette, Pa. New Kensington, Pa. Phone 89 If IPs Sports We Have It” CALDWELL GRAHAM STEFFEY JOHNSON 913 Wood Street, Wilkinsburg, Pa. Department Store Men's Wear Ch. 1-3200 Penn Avenue Wood Street B. 1. BASS Wilkinsburg, Pa. Jewelers 823 Wood St., Wilkinsburg Pa. SHACKELFORD'S FLOWERS DASCH'S Dash to Dasch's Men's and Boys' Store 809 Penn Avenue 800 Wood St., Wilkinsburg, Pa. Wilkinsburg Pe. 1-0457 Compliments of 829 Linden Avenue East Pittsburgh Va. 4020 Mur Jewelry Company 810 Wood St., Wilkinsburg, Pa. ARMSTRONG'S LINOLEUM Expert Workmanship — Budget Terms LEONARD'S Compliments of CONLEY'S 790 Penn Avenue, Wilkinsburg, Pa. Phone: Ch. 1-6552 For Free Estimate CURB SERVICE TUCKER'S WILKINSBURG BUICK COMPANY Sales and Service on 22 743 Ross Ave., Wilkinsburg, Pa. Ch. 1-8700 Diner — Rooms Banquets KESLER POWER FOOD MARKET Va. 9785 Quality Meats Always South at Wood St., Wilkinsburg, Pa. Ch. 1-7245 McCullough — whitfield HARDWARE CO. Wood Street at Penn Wilkinsburg, Pennsylvania WILKINSBURG HARDWARE CO. C. F. ADAMS, Proprietor Paints — Varnish — Glass Seeds and Fertilizer Pe. 1-3255 1014-16 Penn Ave. Compliments of COOPER'S MARKET Export, Pennsylvania ALBERT DRNJEVICH All Modern Electrical Appliances for the Home GENERAL EXPORT HOME APPLIANCE CO. CONTRACTOR Export, Maytag Washers — Philco Radios and Refrigerators — Westinghouse Pennsylvania Television — Electric Ranges Phone 141 Export, Pa. Phone 109-R-4 Compliments of FIRST NATIONAL BANK ★ EXPORT TIRE CO. Recapping and Vulcanizing of EXPORT Export, Pennsylvania Phone 120 Best Wishes to Students and Faculty Export, Pennsylvania of F. H. S. from N . COHEN MANORDALE GAS Export, Pennsylvania OIL COMPANY McHUGH'S Phone 4 VARIETY STORE Export, Pennsylvania Export, Pennsylvania W. E. SHERO Electric Appliances Westinghouse — Admiral Maytag — Hoover Phone: Export 233-J-2, Murrysville, Pa. EXPORT LUMBER COMPANY Yellow Pine — Fir Dimension and Boards Hardwood Flooring Specialists William Penn Highway Export, Pa. Phone: Export 33 Bruce B. Grable, Owner HILL'S SERVICE STATION Mobile Gas Oil Tires and Batteries — Home and Auto Supplies — Guns and Ammunition Phone: Export 240-J-l Murrysville, Pennsylvania FISHER'S GARAGE Pontiac Soles Service Export, Pennsylvania Phone 66-R-2 F. J. Fisher, Owner DICK'S DINER Murrysville, Pennsylvania DURISCOE'S Cleaning Pressing — 3-Hour Service Phone 163 Skilled Workmanship in Our Own Sanitary Plant JOHN'S MOTEL Your Home Away from Home AQUINO JOHNS, Prop. Phone for Reservations Export 253 Murrysville, Pennsylvania ROBERT C. UHLIG Insurance — Fire and Casualty Notary Public Phone 35 Export, Pennsylvania Compliments of WATSON'S SERVICE STATION Export, Pennsylvania Farm Bureau Insurance Auto — Fire — Life EARL B. PATTY Export 56-J-l HUMES BROTHERS Well Drilling — Plumbing Heating Phone: Export 160-R-2 West Pike Street L. MANGANELLO SONS Wholesale Fruit Distributors (Comp Joan Fruit Market) 142-44-46 Columbia Ave., Vandergrift LATHAM FARM SUPPLY Camp Jo An-Route 390 Phones: New Kensington 6774-J-2 and 9990-W R. D. 1 Murrysvillc, Pa. Farm Machinery and Supplier . . Farmall Tractors — International Harvestor — Freezers and Refrigerators — McCormick Peering — Machines — Parts — Service. MILLER BROS. —Shoes— New Kensington's Largest Shoe Store 908 Fifth Avenue KEYSTONE DAIRY COMPANY Quality Dairy Products Visit Our Store 329 Sixth Avenue Phone: New Kensington 666 New Kensington, Pennsylvania The Fashion First Store JEROME MOTOR CO. SILVERMAN'S Corner 4th Ave. at 8th St. New Kensington New Kensington, Pa. Quality Foshions and Accessories Oldsmobiles — Cadillac COOPER BROS. BROWN'S RESTAURANT Dispensers of Happiness Route 380 Band Instruments 6 Supplies North Washington Road THELMA'S CLEMENT'S DINER Authentic Fashions Corner of Routes 80 380 964 Fourth Avenue Sardis, Pennsylvania New Kensington, Pa. Chicken Dinners Every Sunday COOPER'S DENNY'S SERVICE STATION Gasoline — Groceries — Meats Corner of Routes 80 380 General Merchandise Sardis, Pennsylvania Intersection 366-380 R. C. Dubrock DU BROCK'S SUNOCO STATION ★ W. K. MARTS GARAGE Compliments Tel. 91-R-l of Export, Pennsylvania ARM WALL B M BLOCK SUPPLY COMPANY MACHINE Lumber — Builders Supplies Concrete Blocks COMPANY Phone 140 ★ Export-, Pennsylvania Delicious, Ice Cold, Ice Creom EVANS LUNCHEONETTE ICE CREAM BAR Gift Shop — Light Lunch Murrysville, Pennsylvania MANORDALE GAS OIL COMPANY MURRYSVILLE LUMBER COMPANY Phone 4 Export, Pennsylvania Lumber and Builders Supplies Ready-Mix Concrete Compliments of Phone: Export 230, Murrysville, Pa. GRANT C. SCHECKLER, V.M.D. James A. Rutter, Manager Murrysville, Pa. RICHARD'S Clover Farm Stores The Best in Foods — Meats Murrysville and Levelgreen, Po. A FRIEND COMPU LENTS OF li A l I c c r T CTAl)CC Compliments of EMPIRE CARD COMPANY, INC. ■T ♦ Elmira, New York JONES BROTHERS Greeting Cards and Personal Stationary Contractors ¥ Excavating — Grading THE STUDIO GRANDE Ditching 424 Pittsburgh Life Building Murrysville, Pa. Grant 1-1158-59 (P. 0. Address) ¥ Saltsburg Road, Tel. Unity 162-R-5 (Route 80 Sardis) M. C. BUSHAYAGER Justice of Peace General Insurance Agent ¥ Harrison City, Penna. Phone: Export 852-R-4 Compliments of BLOCK'S LADIES WEAR HART’S New Kensington's Newest Fashion Center New Kensington 985 Fourth Ave., New Kensington FALLER'S FURNITURE Bond Uniforms - Medals - Trophies Caps and Gowns - Class Rings - Club Pins Everything for the Home DON ENEIX Cash or Credit Union Trust Building Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Turtle Creek A Complete Graduation Service Va. 1555 Br. 1-4242 Since 1917 Commencement Invitation — Diplomas Wilkinsburg — Ch. 1-2300 Phones: Atlantic 1-0348 Churchill 1-7495 ALEX SLOAN Congratulations, Class of '50 943 Fifth Avenue HARMONY MUSIC COMPANY New Kensington Phone 5322 — New Kensington JOBE FUNERAL HOME CAPPA'S Westinghouse Air Conditioned FOOD MARKET Ambulance Service Clover Farm Stores Phone: Valley 1950 Meats - Groceries - Produce 123-127 Church Street Phone: Export 122 Turtle Creek, Pennsylvania White Valley, Pa. JESS TAUB Credit Jeweler 940 Fifth Ave., New Kensington LOUIS W. REMALEY Insurance and Notary Public GOOD’S Phone 13-R-ll EXPORT, PA. Export, Pennsylvania £r f� tJ.e - fa. C Ss? H. C R0C8UCK SON pfinltn and l.fhog o( 'i � 0 Schools ond Co� «9(t £v iy� h«fO 2140 Alsqu� � h Str««i — Bolt I me 18, Mo ytond - ■ '1