German Township High School - Laureola Yearbook (McClellandtown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1945 volume:

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Because of the war the youth of German Township and all America scans horizons broader than we ever knew. The fine new world for which we are all hoping and planning will be run by our returning heroes and the boys and girls who sit behind our school desks today. How they and their country will fare depends upon the knowledge and ability they are able to acquire and the leadership they have a chance to develop. They need the very best that we can give them. They have much to learn and such a short time in which to do it. -9- ,M if Um As a pile of lumber, nails and paint is not a house, so just a collection of people and books is not a school. There must be activities, associa- tions, common spirit and interests, mutual confi- dence, respect for others' individuality, neighbor- ing, and sharing the common lot. There must be work, play, sociability, happiness, and sorrow. One has only to glance back in memory over this school year to know that our school has been a habitation with a personality for we have shared together, worked together and enjoyed happy times to- gether. Again the war has taken its toll with changes in instructors, courses, and student personnel. Many have gone with their parents to industrial areas and we have felt their loss. Too many, un- fortunately, have found the lure of their earning power too great and have left school to work. These, we wish-we might have encouraged to stay with us. A few, taking advantage of the accele- rated college programs, have left vacant places in our ranks. But in true army style someone has stepped into each place and our school army has marched onward, Too often during the year we have had to see books turned in, courses unfinished and our boys step forth manfully into another life -answering Duty's call to wherever or whatever the future miaht demand. This we watched with regret and saddened spirits but with courage and hearts full of admiration for them. ln contrast to this feelina of loss has been the joy at seeing and visiting with those who have returned from war areas, no lonaer boys but serious men eager to know what we have been doing at school. We have not always dared give wav to our disheartened soirits, so some social activities have gone on. What student has not enjoyed the noon- time volley ball games, the dances, the plavs, and the various club meetings? Here we developed a spirit of aood will and friendship, an important phase of school life. Then, too, the class parties so successful this year have been well attended and thoroughly enjoyed leavina pleasant memories for all. Who would or could forget the l-lula dancers of the senior party, the crowning of the queen at the junior party, the wedding of the sophomores, or the versatile entertainers of the freshman party? The cooperation and fellowship exhibited in prepa- ration for these social affairs will be remembered long. -.101 School We may not have won laurels in our sports but our hats are off to a grand group of sportsmen and their coach. One cannot always be a win- ner but one can always be a man. After every contest we were complimented for our good sports- manship. One of our football players received O place on the all-county team and three were given honorable mention. Outstanding among service groups this year were the German High News group, the Laureola staff, the Hall Patrol boys, the Photography Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Hi-Y, the Band, Orchestra and Choral Groups. Each group has with willingness and re- sponsibility served well in its own capacity. X'Ve listened with pleasure to the music furnished by the different music groups at the football games, basketball games, the assemblies, and plays. They have done a grand job. Every day in the halls we have seen order maintained by efficient corps of patrolmen. In evidence back-stage, preparing the news or wrapping papers for mailing to our service men you might have found an active group of the news staff. You need only to glance at this book to be assured that an untiring, competent group has been busy preparing this school annual. We have missed throughout the year our movies. The army has proved that this type of visual education is most essential to effective teaching and learning. Too often we have thought of moving pictures as merely entertainment ancl riot as a successful teaching tool. Science classes have felt the loss of this type of instruction this year. War conditions prevented our obtaining a new projector but we hope soon to be able to benefit again by this type of instruction. Boys in school this year, knowing that they were facing induction, have studied with keen in- terest aviation mathematics and courses in pre- flight aeronautics. So you see we have worked, planned, and played together, making this an altogether suc- cessful school year-one which we hope has left its mark on each student. This true community spirit in our school, this unified living has resulted, we believe, in a better outlook on life, deeper social roots, more unified personalities, and a higher culture. lt is like an orchestra, in which each member plays his own part, often improvising a little, but with an overall harmonious result. ..11.. MR. J. CARMAN NEWCOMER Juniata College Penn State College University of Pittsburgh V' l i i l DR. J. H. SANGSTON' President I LAWRENCE E. McGEE Vice President . . fmudlaemenrimla ifubiagalln, 1351 a ' all Good schools should ultimately 'pay off' in terms of fuller and more secure employment, in lower divorce rates, lower death rates, better civic government, abundance of leaders in every field, a high rate of artistic activity, a decline in the number of nervous disorders and jail membership, and a decent set of ideals which will help us get our feet out of the trough more frequently. The above quotation is so timely and so fit- tingly applicable to the education of youth that it should hang from the portals of every school room, and find a place on the desk of every school ad- ministrator as a constant reminder of the purpose for which a school exists. To you who have completed your training within our halls and have gone from our midst, may it cause you to pause in retrospect and evalu- ate the service our school has rendered, and may it be a stimulation for further endeavor. To you who are still under our influence may it be an inspiration to greater effort and enable you to grasp more fully the significance of educational opportunity. J. CARMAN NEWCOMER. J. B. cHRisToPi-:ER E, W, HAMM-ON 5eCl'efUl'Y Treasurer -3 2- Um Pwwfpd um During these trying times it is quite a project to plan and work out a publication of any kind because of shortages in materials and manpower and difficulties in transportation. We here at German Township High School discussed the pub- lication of our Laureola and decided that even though we would find difficulties in completing our work we would attempt it and do the best work possible. lt might be of interest to you, Dear Readers, to know that the paper was put aside for this edi- tion of the Laureola last school year and that this cover was selected and put aside during the first month of school this year. You can readily see that the Faculty advisor, Lloyd Wright, left no stone unturned in his efforts to make this one of the best annuals to be presented this year. As you leaf through it you will find it to be a well arranged resume of classes, Faculty, Curricu- lum and extra-curricular activities for this i944- 45 school year. Happy browsing, J. A. G. ilAMES A. GAULT, B. S. Washington Er Jefferson College University of Pittsburgh CHARLES BRYAN Assistant Principal O. R. YOUNKIN CLARENCE L. DAVIS DR. A. E. COUGHANOUR 113.- 'lap , , .... vw-19 0. fait y il-'fVf li 7faey aucacf a pudpode, a Y 5 .. . .J V' . ' . - : ,At , HJ.,-. -,Nc - ' ' Q, uf ', .- 'f 4 ,,-f i , .. .0-1 X , 1 . ' . . - - - K ,pg -, ,522 '.' M ifgf i ' , . .i i. 'txt ,. 345 3 l x A ' ' 62? H f eg., Mtv , - 4, I -. ' :f',. ah ,I ' .0 AG LLOYD A. WRIGHT A. B. Waynesburg College Penn State College Chemistry, Physics, Pre-Flight Aeronautics Science and Photographic Club Sponsor Favorite Expression: Holy Smokes! Where judgment has wit to express it, there is the best orator. MARY V. HAGUE B. S. California State Teachers Col- lege Waynesburg College Penn State College English, Latin Sr, Chorus, Jr. Chorus, Senior and Junior Plays Favorite Expression: What's this l hear? Proper words in proper places CHARLES H. BRYAN B. S. California State Teachers Col- lege Penn State College. Algebra, Geometry, Trigonome- try, Aviation Math. Hi-Y Club Sponsor Favorite Expression: Here, let me show you. Responsibility walks hand in hand with capacity and power. MARY MURPHY A. B. University of Pittsburgh California State Teachers Col- lege Problems of Democracy, Ameri- can History Tri-Hi-Y Sponsor Favorite Expression: Go to the office for on excuse. Faithfulness and sincerity first of all THOMAS HARTLEY B. S. California State Teachers Col- lege University of Pittsburgh English, History Advisor of German Hi News Favorite Expression: l'll dock you five points. i'Conspicuous in his absence ANN E. REYNOLDS B. S. California State Teachers Col- lege English, Biological Science, Phys- ical Science Favorite Expression: l'll say. 'Simplicity is a captivating grace in woman as rare as it is attractive. FRANK R. HRIVNAK A. B. VV'aynesburg College California State Teachers Col- lege English, Junior Business Training German Hi News Sponsor, ln- tro-Mural Volley Ball Sponsor Favorite Expression: Do you want to buy a ticket to the Senior play? :'Variety's the spice of life that gives it all its flavor. -14- ANNA MARIE DRETSIA 8.5. M, E. University of Pittsburgh Attended Duke University Shorthand, Typing Favorite Expression: Gee, that's nice. A hand to do, a head to pIan ' pw a pfenfq of pafience LESTER NICKEY LILLIAN McCANN A. B. FRANK WRIGHT ELIZABETH VAIL A. B. Wharton School- and Susque- California State Normal Music Waynesburg College honno rUn'VeV5'fY Penn State Favorite Expression: No tootin' University of Pittsburgh Bookkeepmg Columbia University between D'eCe5' English IV Favorite Expression: Well, now, Unrversiry of pirrsburgh Music washes away from the Library you see , . . 'They that govern most make the least noise. ...r . .. ,. r. . . English, Algebra Favorite Expression: All right now, that's enough. Kindness in women shall win my love. soul the dust of everyday lite, Favorite Expression: I wish you people would read more. Reading maketh a full person. THOMAS E. ELLWOOD Pennsylvania State College University of Pittsburgh Algebra, Agriculture, Health Athletic Coach Favorite Expression: Let's get in there and do it. Quality, not quantity, is my measure. ' ROSE M. BALLABINA GALLA B. A. Unixersity of Pittsburgh Temple University, Philadelphia World History, American His- tory, Biology Favorite Expression: I think ya got somethin' there. Good sense and good nature are never separated. N. C. EVANS B. S. University of Pittsburgh Kutztown State Teachers College Penn State Algebra I and ll Favorite Expression: lt you don't understand, please ask. 'Deeds, not words ..-151 VIRGINIA W. YAUGER B. A. Vwlaynesburg College French I, French Il, Biology, American Literature ls!at'l Honor Society Favorite Expression: My good- ness, you people! I-ler state is like that of things in the regions above the moon, always clear and se- rene, ,,.. X945 . '.f-if-f4.,4.-e4-9' il tiff 'M -'X r,r if ef s affllqadj xlxai cf- ' X ff. 'LM - i g,,,.f'Y, ,, i. .X I e uw' A xl , - - -' . , - . ,, . 51 '- -Nil 'Cf' -f' 4 o 0 15' ,Wt Y ill. or -U4 433- '-li' ff. '- Ili' A D , X '1h,,,,. '.W ' SAMUEL W. SHUSS B. 5. ZOLA SHUSS THOMAS W. GAULT B. A. PHIANA H. RIFFLE Millersville University of Pitts- Cumberland Valley State Teach- Waynesburg College Beckley College burgh e 5 Collegef 5h'pDe 'SbU 9f PO' California State Teachers Col- Syracuse University Carnegie Tech Home Economics, English lege Commercial -I-ypewrmng Alfred University Favorite Express-ion: Always Civics and Problems of Democ- Favorite Expression: HMV good Mechanical Drawing and Gen- mckmg Something Q00d VUCY ness eral Math. A generous soul is sunshine to Favorite Expression: Refrain npower rests in Tranquilityi, Favorite Expresfioni Hyoufu the mind. from putting paper on the ' viave to get out of the hall. Studi' Hall floor' ffHe is Wise who can instruct Wise to resolve and patient to and assist us in the business of daily virtuous living. perform. ELIZABETH L. GALLAGHER B. S. California State Teachers Col- lege Hiram College, Ohio Waynesburg College West Virginia University American History, American Lit- erature Girls' Basketball Team Favorite Expression: l'll see what l can do. Simplicity of character is the natural result of profound thought. JOSEPH H. SAVANICK Beckley College, Harrisburg, Pa. Shorthand, Commercial Geog- raphy Favorite Expression: l'll dictate more material tomorrow. Patience exceeds knowledge. 116.- SAMERA N. BRIZTS B. S. in Education California State Teachers Col- lege Waynesburg College Favorite Expression: You'll need an excuse. Wisdom is the repose of minds. 14 Me Gallia Galen 7lze Waculiq Rall of Jlanaa TOP ROW-Left to right: Lt. James I. Fornwalt, Sgt. William J. Ciilleton, Ensign Thomas R. Franks. BOTTOM ROW-Lt. Louis F. Rozzi, Sgt. Adam Donnelly, Lt. Robert Blanc, Pvt. Thomas McKenna. .fx RUTH I. WOOD B. S. Carnegie Institute of Tech- nolooy Penn State College California State Teachers Col- lege General Science, Senior Science Business Manager of German Hi News Favorite Expression: All right now, will you get quiet? A fair exterior is a silent rec- cmmendationf' WILLIAM P. KASOVICH B. S. State Teachers College, Cali fornia Shop, Civics Hall Patrol Sponsor Favorite Expression: All right, you guys. Be the labor great or small do it well, or not at all. ..17.. THELMA GOULD Unixersity of Pittsburgh California State Teachers lege English, General Science Favorite Expression: WelI- A lady is serene. B. 5 Col yes 'fin W fs HW' ju- H ELYN ADAMS DimpIes Masontown Commercial Senior Play, Night of Jan. log Assembly 2, Choral 2. Favorite Expression: Are you kiddin'? The very smile before yOu speak, That dimples your transparent cheek. ELIZABETH ALTENBERGER uuzzy.. Leckrone Commercial Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Assembly lg Choral l. Favorite Expression: Are you kiddin'? Believes that wisdom and men go hand-in-hand. RAY C. ANTRAM Dobie New Salem General Assembly 4, Bus Sergeant, Joined Navy. Favorite Expression: Aw, skip it. An ounce of wit is worth a pound of sorrow. GEORGE BALINT Ronco General l meddle with no man's business but my own. DELMA BARBER DeI Ralph Commercial Assembly Program l, 2, Tri- Hi-Y I, Choral l, 2. This young maiden to the eye was fair. MIKE BASICH Palmer Academic Wrestling l, 3, 4. Favorite Expression: Get hep to that live. A boy with sunshine in his brow. PATRICIA BENJAMIN upatn Ralph Commercial Student Council, Class Play, Brownsville 3. Favorite Expression: With- out a doubt. Prove all things, hold fast to thot which is good. ..20-- ELIZABETH ANN ALBANI Teta Masontown General Library Club 4, Choral l, Assembly Program l, 3, Class Party Committee l. Favorite Expression: Gee whiz! The clearest head and the sincerest heart. SYLVESTER ANTHONY usylu Ronco General Junior Varsity 2, German l--li News Staff 4. Favorite Expression: We live and learn. No dangers fright him and no labors tire. STEVE J. ARENDASH Knuckles Edenborn General Fa' orite Expression: Heck, nc! Quiet as a mouse, but never caught in o trap .IOSEPHINE BARAN Jo Leckrone General Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Choral 2, Assembly l, Sr. Chorus 4 A merry heart that lauchf at care. GERTRUDE BARBER Trudy Rclph Commercial Library Club l, Band 2, Or- chestra 3. Silence is true wisdom's best reply. ROBERTA JEAN BEAIL Bertie Ronco General Senior Play, Night of Jan. l6 g Tri-l-li-Y 2, 3, 47 Choral 2, Library Club 4, Assembly Proaram 4, Class Party Committee I. Favorite Expression: Are you kiddin'? Her hair was not more sunny than her heart. HELEN BENKO Randy Mesfmore General Library Club I, Sec. of Home Room 2, Assembly Pro- gram 2. Favorite Expression: Oh! A pillar steadfast in a storm. AGNES BlLKO Aggie Footedole Commercial Choral l, 2: Assembly l. Good humor is the health of the soul. MARGUERITE M. BISHOP Margie Palmer Commercial Afrombly l, 2, 3, 4, Choral, Teacher's Secretary. Faxorite Expression: l ain't hep to that jive but l'll dig it. No simplest duty is forgot. RUTH MAE BOARD Ruthie Leckrone Commercial Choral 2, Assembly 4, At- tended Niagara Falls Hi, N, Y., 2. Favorite Expression: Oh, Daddy. You con't go wrong and feel right. EVELYN BODNAR Evey Masontown Ccmmercial Majorette 2, 3, 4, Home Room Officer l, Assembly Prog., Choral, Party Com- mittee 3. Favorite Expression: Sad case. Eminent for her dancing. DOROTHY JEAN BOOTZ nootu Gates Academic Assembly Program 2, 4: Stu- dent Council 2, Basketball 4, Choral l, Home Room Officer 2, National Honor Society 4. Favorite Expression: Posi- tively! A sweet attractive kind of grace! MABEL GLYNN BRYANT Edenborn Commercial Assembly Program, Choral. Progress is not an accident, but a necessity. MARGUERITE CAVALCANTE Marge Edenborn Commercial Assembly Program, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Choral l. Favorite Expression: Be in- dependent, Variety of all things form a pleasure. EDWARD GEORGE BILPUCH Rough Gates Academic Home Room Officer I, 3, Assembly l, 3, 4, Hall Pa- trol 3, Football 3, 4, Class Party Committee l, 3, Photography Club 3, 4. Fcvorite Expression: Hey, Solid l J. VANCE BLANC Ru:ty Lambert General Band l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, Junior Play, Goodnight Ladies , Bus Sergeant 4, Basketball l, Photography Club, Assem- bly 3. Favorite Expression: Hainet Never dismayed nor de- featedf' EDWARD J. BOBINCHECK Eddie Palmer General Camera Club, Home Room Program, Volley Ball. Faxorite Expression: Are you kiddin'? He has a nimble wit. MICHAEL BOKACH Mitch Ronco General Varsity Football 2, 3, 4 IJ. V. ll, Basketball 4, Un- dergrad Tournament 3, Choral 2, Photographic Club 3, German Hi News 4, Class Play 4, The Night of Jan. l6 , Bus Sergeant 4, Class Officer 3, 4, Home Room Officer 3, 4: Class Party Commit- tee 3, 4, Assembly Pro- gram 4. HARRY M. BOZICK Bo Gates General Hi-Y l, 2, Home Room Offi- cer 3, 4, Class Officer 3 4, Bus Sergeant 4, Class Play, Night of Jan. l6 : German Hi News 4, Class Party Committee 3, 4, J. V. Football 2. Varsity googball 3, 4, Basketball LOIS FAYE BYERS uoumpyu Palmer General Assembly Program 3, Li- brary Club 4, Choral l. Z. Favorite Expression: Oh! Heck. Good things come in small packages. ALICE CHERRY Ma Green Ronco General Assembly Program l, 2, 4: Basketball 4, Choral l, 2, National Honor Society 4. Fa orite Expression: Oh, but I will. With a thirst for informa- tion, ...21, , w .A , S i QQ ' ,- 4 if EH' if 45? -. , 'C if f A is -1.3 ... V . . LIES' 1 . , 5 5-H M wks 213 .. ,M . it 3' ' I 1:2 - K! , , .., M A . MABEL BRADDEE Mae High House General Assembly Program l. Cheerfulness is on excel- lent-wearing quality. VICTORIA CHRISTOVICH nvickyu Edenborn Commercial Assembly Program l, 3, 4, Choral 2, Senior Chorus. Favorite Expression: Are you kiddin'? Her cheek with health and beauty glows. ELAINE CLEARAGE Ronco Academic Tri-Hi-Y 4, National Honor Society 4, Laureola Staff 4, Assembly Program 3, 4, Choral, German Hi News 4, Class Play 3, 4, Science Club 3, 4, Photography Club 3, 4, Basketball 4. Favorite Expression: Aw, you ole jerk! WILLIAM C. DANKO JiH'erbug Footedale Academic Football I, 2, J, V., Basket- ball I, 2, 3, 4: Band I, 2, 3, 4, Bus Sergeant 4, Photography Club 4, Un- dergrad Tournament Z. Favorite Expression: One meatball. A star that shines not in the sky. KATHRYN DAUGHERTY Lambert General Library Club 3, 4. For she was ies the quiet kind, Whose nature never varies. ELIZABETH DAVIS n Libby Palmer General Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4, Assem- bly Program l, 2, 3, 4, Choral l. Favorite Expression: Aw, Fooey! With modest dignity and calm content. ANDY DEMITROVICH MeasIes Gates General Basketball 2, 3, 4, Football Hanoi and shame from no condition rise, Act well your port, there all the honor lies. --22. .- DONALD CHRISTOPHER uoonu McClellandtown Academic Enlisted in the U. S, Navy. Patrol Club. Heaven it is, to be at peace with things. IANET CHUPELLA Chip Gates Commercial Assembly l. Favorite Expression: Natur- ally. Glad with the joy of exist- ence. RUTH COWELL Ruthie Ronco Academic Tri-Hi-Y, Class Play 4, As- sembly, Laureola, Science Club, Laboratory Assist- ant. Fair was she to behold, that maiden of seventeen summers. MARGARET DARU DA UMMQE., Gates Commercial Assembly Program l, 2, 4, Library Club 4, Photog- raphy Club. Favorite Expression: Oh, my gosh! Fresh as a rose in June ARDAFAY DAVIS Shorty Ronco General County Contest l, County Chorus I, Assembly Pro- gram l, 2, 3, 4, National Society 3, 4, Home Room Officer l, Teacher's Sec- retory 4. Favorite Expression: Oh, but I do! Her step is music, and her voice is song. MARY DEFRANK Blackie Footedale General Assembly Program I, 4, Se nior Chorus. Favorite Expression: Are you kidding? Where ignorance is bliss, 'tis folly to be wise. ROBERT LEE DUCKETT Duck Lamberton Commercial So hard boiled, he sheds iron tears. ELEANOR DUNLAP Ralph Commercial Choral 2, Senior Chorus. Fit and fair. PAULINE ERMINIO Pat Leckrone Commercial Assembly I. Truer words were never spoken. GEORGE FLEZAR Edenborn General Favorite Expression: Never too late till it's done.'l Will he ever stop teasing the girls? ELEANOR LOUISE FRANCZYK Footedale Commercial Choral I, Assembly 4, Senior Chorus. He that helpeth other people shall never be for- gotten. AGNES LOUISE FRANYOVICH Aggie Edenborn Commercial Assembly l, 2, 3, 4, Senior Chorus. Great deeds cannot die. ROBERT GERA Bob Edenborn Commercial Do your own work, Do not depend on others, MILDRED GLUMSIC ,,Midge,, Edenborn Academic Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Pho- tographic Club 3, 45 Choral I, Dark Room Assistant, Teacher's Secre- tary 2, 3, 4, Laureola Staff 4, Assembly 4. Favorite Expression: I won- der? Most gentle is she. FRANCIS EASTER Butch Masontown Commercial Choral 2, Assembly Program 2, 4. A true friend at all times. JOYCELYN FERRELL Jac-dc McClellandtown Commercial Choral 2, Assembly Program 2, 4. Favorite Expression: Good things come in small packages. As a man thinketh in his heart so he is. RUTH ELLEN FLEMMING nRudyu Balsinger Academic Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, As- sembly Program l, 2, 3, 4, High School Play 2, Brother You Can Say That Again , Home Room Officer 4, German Hi News 3, 4, Editor 4, Science Club 3, 4. ORVAL V. FRANKS uwindyu Balsinger Academic Stand for what is right and right you will always be. LORENA FRASCONI Lory Masontown Commercial Tri-I-li-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Library Club 4, Home Room Offi- cer 2, Assembly Proaram l, 2,, Class Play 3, Good Night Ladies , Choral 2, Teacher's Secretary 4, Se- nior Chorus. Favorite Expression: Are you kiddin'? EDITH GIBSON Gibb Ralph Commercial Home Room Officer 2, Choral l, 2. The waste of life is greater than its accumulations. WILLIAM J. GUIDAS BiII Palmer General Assembly Program 3, 4, Choral 2, Home Room Of- ficer 4, Hi-Y, Hall Patrol, Bus Sergeant, Photogra- phy Club. Favorite Expression: Man, you said it! Usage is the best interpre- ter of things. --23-. JOSEPH GU RTIS Joe Gates Academic Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball l, 4, Wrestling 3, 4, Choral 2, Assembly Pro- gram 3, 4, German Hi News 2, 3, 4, Class Play 4, Night of Jan. l6 , Home Room Officer l, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 3, Bus Sergeant 4, Class Play Committee 3, 4. JOSEPH J. GLAGOLA Joe Masontown Academic Band 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y l, 4, Sr. Class Play, Night of Jan. l6l', Assembly 2, 3, Lau- reola Staff 4, Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, Photography Club 4. Favorite Expression: Noth- ing. Kind words he ever had for all. FRED HENDERSON BoBo Ronco General Band l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2 3, 4. All that glitters is not gold. EMMA BELLE HILL Gates Commercial Choral, Assembly Program l, Fafiorite Expression: No kidding. Emma is without worries. ROSALIE T. HOLMES DoZlie Edenborn Commercial Assembly Program, Choral. Always seek the better things in life. WILLIAM HRIVNAK WiIlie Footedole General Football Manager l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Manager l. Silence is Golden. ESTH ER HUTZEL McClelIandtown Commercial Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, German Hi News l, 2, 3, Home Room Officer l, 2, Choral 2, As- sembly Program l, 2, 3, 4. Favorite Expression: Ohl A man! Adversity is the diamond dust heaven polishes its jewels with. -24- BLAZ JOSEPH GUSIC Gus Ronco General Hi-Y l, Photography Club 3, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Hall Pa- trol l, Wrestling 2. Favorite Expression: Time waits for no one. You hear him before you see him. HELEN SUE HOVANEC Footedale Commercial Band Maiorette 2, 3, 4, Tri- Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Assembly Program l, 2, 3, 4, Choral 2, High School Play, Brother, You Can Say That Again , Senior Class Play, Night of Jan. l6. Favorite Expression: You'll be sorry. GLADYS HILES HiIesy Edenborn Academic Laureola 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, As- sembly Program 4, Ger- man Hi News l, 2, 3, 4, Darkroom Assistant 4, Camera Club 3, 4, Library Club 4. Favorite Expression Aw, Sugar! THELMA HOBAUGH Tim Balsinger Academic Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4, Ger- man Hi News 3, 4, Editor 4, Photography Club 3, 4, Library Club 2, 3, Lau- reola Staff 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Home Room Officer 4, Assembly l, 2, 3, 4. Favorite Expression: After al I- FRANCES HORVAT Frankie Edenborn General Home Room Officer 4. Favorite Expression: Nuts! No man should be con- demned unheard. BERNARD P. HRUSOVSKY Bernie High House Academic Merry as the day is long. ALWILDA JOHNSON Masontown General German Hi News l, 2, 3, 4, Choral 2, Assembly Pro- gram l, 2, 4. Fa-.orite Expression: Solid Jackson. As the purse is emptied, the heart is filIed. BETTY JOHNSON Betts Edenborn Commercial Assembly 4. Be fit for more than you are now doing. RUTH KESSLER Annie Palmer Commercial Asiembly 2, Library Club 2, Peace hath her victories no less renowned than war. JULIA KALASKY Jay Ralph Academic Library Club l, Assembly Program 4, Attended Brownsville High l, 2. Favorite Expression: Oh! Gee. Beneath the rule of men entirely great, The pen is mightier than the sword. CHARLES KOVACH Chuck New Salem General I will show myself highly fed and lowly taught. STEPHEN KOVACH uspiken New Salem Academic German Hi News I. 37 Hi- Y l, 27 Hi-Y Officer l, Photography Club 3. Home Room Officer l, 4g As- sembly Proaram l, 2, 3, 4: Senior Class Play, Nite of Jan. l6, Men of few words are the best of men. GEORGE KREVIN KO Lefty Footedole General Volley Ball, Football l, 2, 3. Be merry, if you are wise. WILLIAM A. KU RNOT .IBHIH Palmer Academic Class Play, Nite of Jan. ,SH Favorite Expression: Get on the ball! 4 4 Humor is wit steeped in mannerism. THOMAS KASI NEC Duck Masontown General Class Party Committee. Always talking! THELMA KIRBY They Palmer Commercial Assembly Program 2, 4, Choral. You can't do wrong and get by. EDWARD KOPEC Eddie Edenborn Commercial Basketball 4, Band 4. Be moderate in all things. JOSEPH KOVACH Nub Lambert Academic Hi-Y 2, 4, Hi-Y Officer 2, Dark Room Assistant 4, Photography Club 3, 4, Wrestling 3, 4, Lab. As- sistant 4, Volley Ball, A Draftee. Favorite Expression: Gezo whiz! Laugh and be fat, sir. GENEVIEVE KOZIEL Jenny Footedale Commercial Assembly i, Choral l, 2. Favorite Expression: Oh! I don't think I had better. Who shall decide when doctors disagree. RICHARD KROMER Rich Gates Academic Assembly 4, Varsity Football 4, Photography Club 3, 4. 'The next best thing to be- ing witty one's self is to be able to quote another wit. . JACK LAVERY McClellandtown General Enlisted in the U. S. Navy. Will someone please donate him an alarm clock. 125- FRANCES LAYH EW Tubby McClellandtown General Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Assem- bly Program l, Choral l. Favorite Expression: No kiddin'! Laugh not too much, the witty man laughs least. EDITH LEE Masontown Academic Tri-I-li-Y I, 2, Choral 2, Photography Club 4, Li- brary Club 4, Basketball 4, Assembly Program 4, Senior Chorus. A merry heart that laughs at care. ANNA MAE LYTLE Annie McClellandtown Commercial Assembly Program l, 4, Li- brary Club 2, 4. A cheerful temper makes beauty attractive. DOLORES A. MAGDA Dolly Gates Academic Trifl-li-Y l, 2, 3, 4, As- sembly Program 3, 4, Home Room Officer l, Band l, Student Council l. Sweet source of virtue. ANN LOUISE MARKOTAN Honey Ronco Academic Tri-Hi-Y 4, Nat'l Honor So- ciety 3, 4, Class Play 3, 4, Cheer Leader 4, Choral 2, Class Officer l, 2, Home Room Officer l, 2, 3, 4, Assembly l, 2, 3, 4, Laureola Staff l, 3, 4, Science Club 4, Photogra- phy Club 3, 4. DORIS MATTHEWS ,,Midge., Footedale Commercial Tri-Hi-Y 2, Choral Music. Favorite Expression: Talk like a fool. A sailor is her delight: JAMES MESSENGER Holly Lambert General Football 3, 4, Wrestling l, 3, 4, Sr. Play, Nite of Jan. l6 , Bus Sergeant 2, Treasurer 2. Favorite Expression: No, I don't think l will. The loud laugh that spoke the vacant mind. ...26.. JEAN LeDONNE Jeanne Palmer General Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Home Room Officer l, 2, 3, As- sembly Program l, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 3, 4, Choral Music i, Volley Ball, Laureola Typist 4, Teachers Typist 4. Favorite Expression: Boy, you're not kiddin. EMMA LEE LUKO Em Palmer General Library Club, Teachers Sec- retary, Assembly Program, Assistant Bus Sergeant, Basketball, Brownsville Hi School Freshman. Favorite Expression: Natur- ally! Naturally! The blow that crushes the life will shatter the smile. ALEX MACAR AI Footedale Commercial Band l, 2, Orchestra 2. Favorite Expression: You slick chick. The proper study of man- kind is man. The most perplexing one, no doubt, is woman. CECELIA MANCHAS CeI Palmer Commercial Assembly 2, 3, 4, Choral l, 2, Home Room Officer 2, Class Party Committee 4, Honor Society 4, Secretary of Senior Class, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. A Favorite Expression: Cripe. Conquer hate with love. EDVVARD MARSHALL Ed Leckrone General l am climbing a difficult road. DORIS McCAHILL Dee McClellandtown Commercial Choral i, Assembly 2, 3, 4, Volley Ball 3. Favorite Expression: Gee whiz. Art may err, but nature cannot miss. EDDIE MICHALIK Pollock Masontown General Football 2, 3, 4, Wrestling ' High School Play, of Jan. l6 , Choral Music l, 2. Favorite Expression: You got it, kid The world is grown so bad. 3, 4, Nite CARMAINE LILLIAN MARILLA Tito Puritan Commercial Assembly 4. lf you aim to get ahead, use the head you have. BETTY MORRIS Betts Palmer Commercial Assembly Program 3. She makes an ideal wife. REGINA NEVLU D Masontown Commercial Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Assembly Program 3, 4: Choral 2, Senior Chorus. Favorite Expression: Hi, solid dog. What a chimera is man! What a phenomenon! ANN EMILIE ORAVETZ Masontown Commercial Choral l, Assembly Program 1, 3. Favorite Expression: Quit your kidclin'. Men are but children of C1 larger growth. EUGENE PANELLA Umbriage Ronco General Home Room Officer 2, AS- sembly Program 4, Varsity Football 4, Bus Sergeant Q, 4, Choral 2, Enlisted in U. S. Navy. Favorite Expression: Oh! That girl. l have often said it, nature meant to make woman as its masterpiece. ERNEST L. PATITUCCI Ernie Gates Commercial Assembly Program I, 3, 4, Home Room Officer l, 3, 4, Choral 2. Favorite Expression: Hi, Sugar. Tis the wink of an eye. DOROTHY LOUISE PETIBOFF H mt.. Ronco Academic Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3, Good Night Ladies , 4, Night of January l6 , Assembly Program l, 2, 3, 4, Choral 2, Girls Basket- ball 4, German Hi News 4, Laureola Staff 4, Cheer- leader 4, Photography 4. Favorite Expression That gets me. EDITH KATH RYN MITCHELL ulcafen Palmer General Assembly Program, Choral. Favorite Expression: l re- alize now. Think truly, live truly, WILLIAM MORRIS Bill McClellandtown General High School Play I, Stray Cats g Choral l. Wit is the salt of conver- sation, not the food. RUTH OPAL Rue Lamberton General Assembly Program 4. Favorite Expression: Oh yeah, that's what you think! God bless my soul. JOSEPH JAMES OWENS Scrappy Masontown Academic Hi-Y 2, Assembly Program 2, 4, German Hi News 4, Choral 2, Science Club 3, Orchestra l. Favorite Expression: ls that the question? That one may smile and smile and be a villain. .IOSEPHINE FRANCES PANZERA Jo Puritan Commercial Tri-Hi-Y, 4, Library Club. Favorite Expression: Are you kiddin'? Her voice was ever soft, gentle and low-an excel- lent thing in woman. CECILIA PATRICK Cil Footedale Commercial Assembly Program l, 4, Choral l, Senior Chorus. Favorite Expression: Arc you kidding? Do something worth living for. ROBERT POCHRON Bucky Palmer Academic Hi-Y l, 25 Assembly Pro- gram 2, Choral l, 2, Science Club 3, Orchestra l, Wrestling l, 3, 4. Favorite Expression: Get on the ball. Education is the cheap de- fense of nations. --27 -- ALMA MARIE PODESTAHAIH Edenborn Commercial Senior Class Play, Nite of Jan, l6 , Tri-Hi-Y 4, As- sembly Program 4, Class Party Committee 4. Favorite Expression: Aw, beans. Next to love, sympathy is the divinest passion of the human heart. MARGARET V. POKORNY .:Margeu Ronco Commercial Home Room Officer 2, As- sembly l, 4, Choral Music l, 2, 4. Her eyes, as well as her smile, reveals the secret of her heart. GERALDINE POOLE Gerry Edenborn General Newspaper Staff 2, Assembly Program 2, 4, Teachers Secretary 2, Library 2, Attended Oakwood Junior College, Washington Union Academy l942, '43, Study to show thy self approved. RUTH T. PRICE Pricey Lambert Commercial Bond l, 2, Orchestra l, 2, Assembly 2, 4. Favorite Expression: Take it easy. To will evils is to do them. ROSE MARY RACIC Rosy Edenborn General Tri-Hi-Y 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Home Room Officer 2, 4, Class Play 4, Nite of Jan. l6 , As- sembly Program 2, 4, Choral Music l, Student Senate 2. Favorite Expression: VVow! She has a natural, wise sincerity. BETTY RAYNER Bet Gates Commercial Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Assem- bly program l, 2, 4, Class Play 3, Good Nite Ladies , Library Club 4, Choral Music i, Tri-Hi-Y Officer 2. Favorite Expression: Oh, but definitely. Always about and never out. MARGARET RAUBAUGH Marge Leckrone Commercial Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Officer 4, Cheerleader 2, Assembly l, 4, Home Room Officer 4, Band 2, 3, 4 iMajor- ettel, Senior Class Play, Nite of Jan. l6 , Class Party Committee 3, 4, Choral Music 2. Favorite Expression: Aw no. .. 23.. ELIZABETH L. POKORNY uubbyu Ronco Commercia' Assembly Program l, 2, 3, Choral Music l, 2, 4. A smiling face and gleam- ing eyes that no trouble can smother. EDWARD COLEMAN Pole Ronco Academic Assembly l, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra l, 2, 3, Came era Club 3. 4, Laboratory Assistant 3, 4, Laureola Staff. Favorite Expression: Good grief, A philosopher w h o s e thoughts seldom deviate into sense. PHILIP V. POPE Phil Bates Academic Hi-Y l, 2, 4, Football 3, Wrestling 3, Photography Club 3, 4. What wisdom can you find that is greater than kind- ness? GENEVIEVE PUSCIAN uaen., Footedale Commercial Choral 2, Assembly l, Senior Chorus. Favorite Expression: Gee whiz! What a piece of work is man, GENEVIEVE RADZIK Granny Leclcrone Commercial Azfembly l, Sr. Chorus 4. Favorite Expression: Gee whiz! Lone, wandering but not lost. DOROTHY JEAN RECKNER Hoot.. Masontown Commercial Home Room Officer 3,Class Play 3, 4, Basketball 4, Choral Music 4. Assembly l, Z, 3, 4, German Hi News l, Photography Club 3, Party Committee 3, 4. Favorite Expression: Hey look! Oh, Lord, it doesn't matter who, iust so it's a man.' EUGENE FRANCIS ROMAN Frankie Gates General Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 4, Nite of Jan. l6 , As-- sembly Program 2, 4, Wrestling 2, 4, Band l, Z, 3, 4, Science Club 4, Choral Music l, 2, Class Party Committee 3, 4. Favorite Expression ls that right? ARCHIE REED Iris Ronco General Basketball 3, 4. God will bless those who'll bless others. IOSEPH S. RICHNAFSKY Fats Gates General I very seldom have much to say, But l have lived the lite- long day. IOHN ROSS Ra-ss Flcnco General Bus Sergeant 3, Hall Patrol 3. Humor is dry when it's used to abuse. JOHN SAKINO Yunk McClellandtown General Football 4, Basketball 3, 4, Volley Ball, Senior Play, Nite of Jan. l6. Favorite Expression: ls you is or is you ain't my baby? God bless the man who ixvented sleep! STELLA SKOCHELAK 5tell Balsinger General Choral 2, Senior Chorus. Favorite Expression: Oh, clear! While I love, l hope. MARTHA SHAFFER Rad Palmer Academic Orchestra l, 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4. Favorite Expression: Oh heck! Beautiful red hair-tenv por? WILLIAM JAMES SHEBECK Bill Ralph Academic Assembly Program 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, Bus Sergeant 4, Favorite Expression: Chl phooey ' oh, I on heard defended, Little said is soonest mended. PATRICIA REESE Patty Ralph General Hcme Room Officer l, Class Play 3, Good Night Ladies , Assembly l, 2, 3, 4, Choral l, 2, Class Play 4, Night of Jan. IS , German Hi News Staff 2, 3, 4, Maiorette 3, 4, Photograohy Club 4, Class Party Committee 3, Basketball 4. JOHN A. ROCAK Rusty Balsinger Academic Be moderate in all things. ANN M. RURA Annie Cates General Favorite Expression: Oni Lovely to look at. ELEANORE SANTELLA nNo',n Masontown Commercial Gorman Hi News I, 2, 3, 4, Assembly Program l, 2, 3, Teachers Secretary 4, Favorite Expression: Of course. A friendly dark haired girl ADALAI DE SCOTT LcLci Lamberton Commercial Assembly l, 2, 3, 4, Choral l, Senior Chorus. We know when she's around. PHYLLIS ISHARPNACK Phyl McClellandtown Commercial Class Officer l, Library 2, Assembly 4, Choral l. Miss frowned, and blush'd and then was-married. THERESA M. SH EPPER ,I1-'een Gates General Assembly Program l. Favorite Expression: Silly airl! W'e hardly know she is around, -.29-- IRENE SHOLTIS Sholts Gates Academic Photography Club 4, Orch- estra l, Girls Basketball. Favorite Expression: What's up, Doc? A very likable girl, full of humor and wit. I RENE SOKALSKY Weno Edenborn Commercial Rather quiet, rather bright, but in for fun, she's all right. JACK W. SMODIC Gates Academic Hi-Y l, 2, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Home Room Officer l, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4, German Hi News Staff 4, Laureola Staff 4, Assembly Pro- gram 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Class Party Committee 4, Club Officer. EILEEN STEWART Leaner Me-ssmore Commercial Choral Music 4, Teachers Secretary 4. Favorite Expression: To be sure. Though she's always in a rush, still she finds time to blush. LAWRENCE STULAC Palmer Academic Be true to your word, and your work, and your friend. ROBERT GEORGE TERCALA Ta rts Gates General Home Room Officer 4, Class Play 4, The Night of January l6th , Assembly Program 4, Football 3, 4, Wrestling 3, Choral Music 2, Photography Club 4. Favorite Expression: Ter-if-i Tis-u. WENDELL TOWNSEND Masontown Commercial A busy life does Wendell lead, But never fails a friend in need. ...30- EDW'ARD EMIL SOBLOTNE Jitters Edenborn Commercial Edward is really in his prime, While showing others a good time. IRENE SOLARCHICK Sis Footedale Commercial Assembly l, 2, Library Club, All her friends to Irene hold- She is true and good as gold, ALEX SPINEK Al Gates General Assembly 3, 4, Bus Sergeant 4. Favorite Expression: Solid Alex is a little tall, And all the girls for Alex fall. HARRY SMITH Bimp Leckrone Commercial Yes, I like to sleep. ANTOINETTE L. SUSA Nettie Gates General German Hi News 2, 3, 4, Home Room Officer l, 2, Orchestra l, Assembly 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Choral 2, Class Play 4. Favorite Expression: Honest to Pat! A We wonder if Nettie's in- terests are at school? MARY A. VOYTUSH Lambert Commercial German Hi News 2, Assem- bly 2, Home Room Officer 3, 4, Choral l. Calm, serene and conge- riial. BETTY VOITHOFER Masontown Commercial Band l, German Hi News l, Assembly l. Betty can clown when she wants to. CHARLES WILSON Charlie Masontown Academic Photography Club 3, 4, Na- tional Honor Society 3, lg Class Play 3, 4, Class Party Committee 3, 4, Lab, Manager 3, 4, Assembly 2, 3, 4, Laureola Staff 4, Choral 2. Favorite Expression: What l By the work, one knows the workmanf' BETTY YENCO Bet Palmer Commercial Library Club 4, Assembly Program 2, 3, 4. Favorite Expression: Aw! phooey. Betty has a smile for everyone. FRANCES M. ZAPOTOSKY Francie Mcsontown Commercial Favorite Expression: Are you kidding? IOHN I. WYNN SOTGS General Football 4. Two days of school a week are enough for him. THOMAS YOU NK I N Tom Leckrone Academic Class Play 3, Good Night Ladies , Assembly Pro- gram l, 2, 3, 4g Band l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, Football l, 2. Favorite Expression: I don't know. He toots a horn in the band. HENRIETTA HAYS Hennie McClellandtown Commercial Choral l, 2, Assembly Pro- gram 2, 4. Hennle makes a noise -Q A model of quietness. Somefimesgf SENIORS NOT PICTURED ANDY G. VELKY Sheriff G R. TOWNSEND Arky Footedale General Masontown Commercial l-lere today, gone tomorrow. Little friends may be great friends. 131- .fadl Weafzfft fauaeafa, Slucfenj Phalagwphea The following is an excerpt from il letter received by Mr. Lloyd Wright from Paul Glagola, a graduate of 1944, no-W in the service: 'Tm now at Lowery Field, Denver, Colorado, where I will go to school to become a 'Camera Technician., I'm very much satisfied with this. Noi every man can get into this field of photography. My Motion Picture Li- cense and my darkroom work were the biggest help. Keep up the good Work and tell the members of the Photog- raphy Club to get all they can from it. It doesn't seem like much to enter a dark room and develop films and pic- tures but some day it might be invalu- able to them. Hovv's everything at school? How's the Laureola coming along? Wish I were back helping on it. I wish you and your staff all the luck in the world in making a big success of this years book. I'll want one When itis finished. 1 -3 2- Q' 3 w HM efadfi Jlwf For the class of '45, our first day of High School was one that will long be remem- bered. How could we, 397 strong, ever forget those green and bewildered little Freshies who entered through the portals of our beloved institution that gray morning of Septem- ber 2, l94l? Looking like so many kid brothers and sisters who had been experimenting with big sisters' lipsticks, we had set out to find that seemingly never to be found sea of four years, only to suddenly find ourselves now at the end of our journey. Most of our first year was spent in quietly observing and filing away for future use the tactics of the so-called upperclassmen. The results of our first class election were as follows: President Ann Markotan, Vice President, Phyllis Sharpnack, Secretary, Lois Stilwell. Our class was commendably represented in many of the various school activities, and our Freshman party, held in the gym, was highly successful. At iastll No longer were we the lowly freshmen, but the Wise Guys. lt was nice, in a fiendish sort of way, to be able to call to a passing Freshie, Wrong stairsl Those who served as officers during our Sophomore year were: President, Lois Stil- well, Vice President, Ann Markotan, Secretary, Ed Bilpuch. 'The fall of '43 and once more our ever-diminishing group called cheery greetings to each other through the halls of G. T. H. S. The new full time schedule met with the ap- proval of the majority, as it afforded time for noon sports, and also time to meet and gossip with our friends. Highlights of this year were the Class Play and Class Party under the able lead- ership of the Class Officers of our Junior year: President, Joe Gurtis, Vice President, Mike Bokach, Secretary, Lois Stilwell, Treasurer, Mike Bozick. The last lap of the journey, but something is wrong. lt took but a short time to discover what it was. We were the big shots now, there wasn't anyone else to tell us what to do. And something else, where is everybody? How our class had suffered from the call of the services and the war factory. Our Senior Class Officers are: President, Mike Bokach, Vice President, Jack Smodic, Secretary, Cecelia Manchas, Treasurer, Mike Bozick. And so ends four of the happiest and possibly the most important years of our lives. With a parting backward glance, we turn our eyes to the future and begin our search for new worlds to conquer. A man being pushed off the roof of a penthouse, a gun found in a room of the same penthouse, a burnt body found in a crashed plane. All this led to the trial of Karen Andre for her life, which was the theme of the Senior Class Play, The Night of January l6th. The scene is a courtroom where it is believed that Bjorn Faulkner, Sweden's great financier, was the disfigured mass found at the foot of the Faulkner Building. Mr. Stevens, Miss Andre's attorney, claimed it was suicide and the District Attorney claimed it was murder. As different witnesses are called to the stand, we are led to believe that Bjorn Faulkner had faked this suicide and had run away to South America and was still alive -that the body found greatly mangled was not Bjorn Faulkner, but Lefty O'Toole, a night club owner. We have this impression until Larry Reagen, a gangster who helped with the fake suicide, says he has reason to believe that Faulkner is really dead, and tells of the burnt body in the crashed plane. With such facts the jury who had been recruited from the audience retired to the jury room to decide the fate of Karen Andre. Was she guilty or not guilty? This re- mained for the jury to decide. With character acting done by some of the witnesses and the unusual theme, the play was very amusing and proved to be suc:essful. lst Row: District Attorney Flint, Charles Wilson, Karen Andre lalternatel, Dorothy Reckner, Karen Andre, Ann Markotan, Defense Attorney Stevens, Joe Glagola. 2nd Row: Magda Svenson, Elaine Clearage, Roberta Van Rensler, Roberta Beal, Judge Heath, Mike Bokachi Elmer Sweeny, Joe Gurtis, Mrs. Piccolominio, Dorothy Petroff. 3rd Row: Dr. Kirkland, Stephan Kovach, Nancy Lee Faulkner talternotel, Antoinette Susa, Joe Glagola and Charles Wilson, Nancy Lee Faulkner, Helen Hovanec, Larry Reagen, Robert Tercala. 4th Row: Magda Svenson talternatel, Alma Podesta, John Graham Whitfield, William Kurnot, Clerk of Courts, Eugene Roman, Bailiff, James Messenger, Homer Van Fleet, Mike Bozick, Siguard Janauizt, Edward Michalik, Jane Chandler, Helyn Adams. 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' Elem .-Jim' ln the fall of '42, an uncertain group of youngsters entered German Township l-ligh School as Freshmen, They were to be the seniors of '46, Theirs was the task of adjusting themselves to new surroundings and ideas. But everyone will have to admit that they weren't long in getting the swing of things. Our officers were: President, Elsie DePalma, Vice President, Patty Ball, and Secretary, Gertrude Suske. As Sophomores, we were the first class ever to order and receive our class rings. We also had a combined party with the Freshmen, sponsored by the Tri-Hi-Y. The class officers were: President, Dolores Richardson, Vice President, Anna Kovach, Secretary, Elsie DePalma, and Treasurer, William Spurshansky. At last we are upperclassmen, we have worked two years to become Juniors. Our class has decreased greatly since we entered as Freshmen. We looked forward to having a Junior Class Play during our Freshman and Sophomore years. Now the time had come. We also held a very enjoyable party on February l, l945. Those chosen to be our class officers for this year were: President, Richard Scar- ton, Vice President, Dolores Richardson, Secretary, Helen Kormank, Treasurer, John l-lrivnak. 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Momeyer, Naomi, Moser, Owen, Mrazik, Jack, Munczenski, Theodore, Myers, Joan Nedd, Rosalie, Nevlud, Frances, Newcomer, Eleanor. Noel, Ruth, O'Neal, Donna, Oravetz, Elizabeth, Owens, Lorraine, Pario, Margaret, Parker, James, Parnell, Gladys, Parnell, Louise. Pavlak, Mary, Pecosh, Josephine, Perno, Anthony, Pervanick, Robert, Petty, Helen, Petty, Vennie, Pikulsky, Leonard, Pinder, George. Pokorny, Rudy, Polish, Frank, Pollard, Dolores, Pollock, Dorothy, Poppa, Rudy, Powell, Grace, Paull, Harold, Race, Mary. WMM? A W ffjffiv nlfllncfnedd, .94 7fLe . XX ,QT 74-f,.14iif-'V 5 X Qu -Y ' 4 f -440- QS' Qs.-A -1 h. ,A , 'ff' -v ,J U K' 1- ' AV J i Ms, , N,.,. Jo- ' ,W 1 ' Jing, , L' JV 4 - . ' 43 .A . - , lx 'Lf Afcfa ' 4 A ill f Xf 1 . '.l A s ' L ' ' ' .Z 2 dsx .ff 3 as nl- 1 l 145. . l ,2g.- . hw ,. 155 il M. -C - ' I .'- I , Vu- Y 'Jw Vg. ' 5 . . - 3,-1 -, My W, :j u l k .:... A ... Q91 ,Zz- gh -':-E :I g- ,, 4: ,, W- . i ii .wean X ,, '-. Q W Q my a ..., Q an Z.. 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Stoner, Ruth, Stromnick, Charles, Suantek, John, Susa, Mildred, Taylor, Jesse, Thomas, Richard, Tokish, William, Tucci, Angela. Turner, Elsie, Tluskin, Agnes, Varshock, Francis, Velky, Alice, Verbos, Joseph. Volek, Dolores, Voytush, Dorothy, Voiytush, Joseph. Whetzel Robert, Williams, Maggie, Woods, Robina, Yakoyack, Louise, Yanich, Eiiizhbethg Yanko, Anna, Yenko, Robert, Zack, Mary Louise. WF Wt fe ..., 1 1 'Hy , 410 Q' VI, . . . afZae4q.L7acfancf.fcMA x 3, lx s ig., Kash: X qgir X, ,v ,ZX , ,s ,Q X V o XXX R, kt , f y. ,o v' Va t, f .Q 0 1' ,'-.. ' 'isgimle a. I .. .A xxx, .1 m,L.Q , '-D-1 , ' A-34,5 -' Ax I 'sg 91 Q' 145' 1' ik-Lu., , .X 5 'gpg f . ,Agn . x 1 , . WRX 1 we .Q S fy'-.,' . Q . 1 I , . 'Sie .' Q, ff, W f , ,,, , 'es -1 , 13,4 . ,, , .K K Y U ,, t.,, , me S f,g.. gm ..:-: ,.:. 2 J --l: ff it W A. P as -in si 4 ' '- 5 Qi at S 'W' --:1 323 - I Aall . E it 1 , I ZAA 3, 3, T '1 ' 1 A ' ' , f 'L 2,Q , -: Y ' ,Q t wi 2 in 3 .ti A ta? A : 4 ,yu .... ww V f ' QQA f me :zzz ' -MM ,,,' vV1,Q , 5 4 :': h AAAZ . ' : ': ' AA.: LQ... 'i x is ::: ,A' '22':- , '::'4 Y . V' S he 4 , i sisvr W 'M ...-.I ----- I ' mf' AA A it l Albani, Johng Andrusky, Stepheng Bartock, Alexg Berkshire, Bettyg Franczyk, James' Kordeila, Stanley. ' O'Nesko, Charlesg Rebovich, Steveg Rosinsky, Marieg Sefcheck, Frankg Sirezoge, Thomasg Smith Steve. Witt, Wiimerg Yuric, Heleng Zelenak, Jossphg Zitney, Agnesg Zoretic, Maryg Zuzik, Michael, The class of '47 began its life in August cf l943. Our 295 Freshmen entered High School to start its history, They chose as their class representatives: President, Rudy Dulik, Vice President, Beverly Franks, Secretary, Elizabeth Lotsko, Treasurer, Ru- dolph Matyas. The main event of the year was o Freshman-Sophomore party, talked of long after, and remembered forever. Each section of Freshmen also was represented in an assembly. Although we look with pleasure on our year as Freshmen, our Sophomore year was more memorable, Perhaps we felt ourselves advancing and realized that we were really a part of our school. With Eleanor Gurick as President, Gertrude Christobek as Vice President, Louise Yakovac as Secretary, and Mary Spenik as Treasurer, we had very capable officers. Several dances were held in activity period, exclusively for Sophomores. Then, on February 22, came the climax of the year, the Sophomore Party. There we saw many classmates and their guests, and all had a wonderful time. The main event of the evening was a mock wedding. Assemblies were given by each Sophomore home room and both boys and girls participated in basketball and volley ball games. Our yeor as Sopho- mores will never be forgotten. H , , 4946 axkax N MT.: ' ,T n t lily and Shane i X ff Fi S w, ,, nf' -46- Q, km' ii '! W , X ' i, If -'--- . .:.,:.. X I N C' ..,.... 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Kovach Johanna, Kornot, Vernie, Kolasa, John, Kozel, Joseph, Kromer, Louise: Kuhn, Phyllis, Laveno, Anna, Lawrence, Verna. i ,J X , 'Q , ,Fw Ex R af.f X he J Q N f' 5:5 I A V in 15' H 'X' ' - zgsgagag, 42 w 2 .zagai , b, 5:55. I , -My QNIAQ' ,s .M pmyg -vog1gloQOg9 f fab:-'X ,Q P -' - A ?f3'3?3'1w ' ll t....,m 1 96.639 4 deal. 1 ma. 'H -1 f f 5' :X ' ' '49 Q-44153 ' ' f '1 19 1930 - . -, w.-5 - x Wiz? , 4 , an 1 ' Q ,lf fx K . , , t U 1 .wx Mfg 5' '-.s 'In ,H , . ' 'avi' - -49- 0 gi 6 XX :ip 95 9,0 ,Q r ' s 1 ,O't is , Q 11.3 4+ H , . HQ 4 ,ig b 1 ,,:.A: 2 V ' K l ' :: EEE? ,,.:v..-- ' ' . ::- am...-. N 5, a gg Q ,. if gg ..:.. . fa2.2 1':2a' 1 gk 6' I Lawrence, John, Lazanich, George, Lesko, Alfred, Lubish, Georgetta, Ludensky, Steve, Maher, Richard, Mains, Ruth, Mallory, John. Manchas, Joan, Market, Anna, Markutsa, Helen, Marshall, John, Martinkovich, Mar- garet, Matches, Martha: Matelick, Irene, Mattle, Edward. Matzui, Velma, McCartney, Jarnes, Maycheck, Ruth, McDay, Veronica, McDougal, Ronnie, McMaen, Phyllis, McManus, Clara, McManus, Eleanor. Mesofky, Paul, Micholik, Aniiy, Mimity, Martha, Moredock, Alice Mae, Moser, Delbert, Muter, Mary Ann, Nichelson, Gertrude, Novak, Mike. Nunley, Rita, O'Donnell, Betty, Olevnick, Doris, Onderko, Bill, Osler, Clarence, Cwens, Joan, Ozanich, Janet, Palko, Charles. Panella, Nana, Parnell, Mary Ellen, Payne, Edward, Pervanic, Thomas, Petts, Eleanor, Petty, John, Phillips, Betty, Plasko, Esther. I .,,..l945 X -'M Qi 4021. 7alenl, Eeawlq ancf Wil' b 2-' I -If V, if . Niff: ,T 'LLW ? n X ery N Y o a I X KZ 5 - E' K ' f j ' a ,Q 1 3 ' 1' 21' Hg' i -' e 41,-I, '. 4. .IW--M-' - 5 0- 5 gil x j 'X X .. Q Z 5 ,ij E 5 i 'Q ff ii., .,.. tttii i QQ . it t tshttt aiiiiiii d i ... i Q ..... a M 2 as Q 'nu . if, -'.1 - i E::1-1E Pblzi it ..,.,., . ,..,V.,.,,, zzzzzzlz .. . Ii. fs .:.. n git? 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'Q Polander, Gertrude, Ponterio, Dolores, Poppa, Paul, Price, Rosalyng Profanuak. Helen, Powell, Edward, Radnak, Sophia, Raubaugh, Gerald. Raubaugh, Roseg Raymond, Lawrenceg Rebovich, Josephine, Reese, Harryg Rehimelf. Rose Marie, Robinson, Wilbertg Rockwell, Sarah: Romantic, Dave. Rcgnick, Margaretg Rozzi, Antoinetteg Rudman, NVilliamg Rura, Victoria, Sablotne, William, Sablotne, Evelyn, Sabo, Mary, Scott, Robert. Seamens, Lawrence, Semosky, John, Setlock, Regina, Schaffer, Johng Sharpnw 11, Donaldg Sheppard, Charles, Shiffbauer, Janet, Shcltis, Robert. Show, Williamg Sidorsky, Janeg Sinko. Steve, Skola, Ralphg Skiles, Frances, Smith Helen, Sperko, Josephine, Spcshcck, Tom. Stavish, Leona, Stevelak. Anna, Still, Elizabeth, Stillwagon, Gladys, Stillwell, James, Stronstreet, Edwardg Stuck, Agnes, Stulac, Joseph. I J il w W ii A-my Q QQ' sage Uv Y-:lv-Q s , ,Q 4 ,Q xnxx X 5 0 ,Q 1.0, Q ' I '- I-. :agagvoafo V '- N'f's NWS 4. . 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On September Sth the doors of our Alma Mater were opened to 277 bright-faced eager Freshmen. Behind these doors we Freshmen look ahead into the future to three more successful and happy years. We met new friends and learned new things about life, but we are still eager to open the cover of new books and discover what the contents are. We wish to join in the activities that help to make our school better, and try out new ex- periments. When we graduate we will be more educated and ready to face the hardships of life after completing four years in high school, 1 1 Gerald Raubaugh was elected the president of the Freshman Class. Gerry is a studious boy and interested in sports, especially football. He has made the second team on the football team and promises to become a star football player in the future. Tony DeFrank was elected Vice President and Jean l-lllavich, the Secretary of our class. The officers have fully cooperated in all the Freshman and other school activities. The main event of our Freshman year was the Freshman Party. lt was a big suc- cess with nearly all members in attendance. We had a wonderful time and our Fresh- man Party will always be remembered. X rife' xlt W Une flown - - 7fmee 70 Qc ,M-'V I if-if Mfr ' .- It -'T I K fi '7-'J' ta ' M -. git , , aff All ' . 'dill' ' F ' W- fd iz ..52- R E !ft,EMui8i- J U NRCS? CLASS OFFICE PRES R.5f:Am'on VPRES.. 54 mcnmosmn SEC.r4.KofwAmr1 TREAS .uwzsvum ff,q' wQf .'QQ5 fg.wX5g3 SDP? QCERS PRES g.C.URR!CPn V.PRES.i-.cnmsvoaix FLIMMYUB DR.LHJ MILBHYAN SEC L Ymsonc TREZAS, usrfmm OFFILZE SEQRETARQES 5, mum-mf Mvcwwsu BRWW LEQN GODS?-IALL MS, GAULT TRI-Hi-Y XNDUCTEES M ' 'H 2 M A s 1 R Q1 , f f Ti' E L. F' Q L in fi lv? M 55 M., W flag xy ? 1 I L ,, M2 S PRS5.C.,Mu5Avc,H V PRES. Mx: FRANK 5EC.J.m.s.,wxc1-x TREJXS, fi BDCZAH LABRATOR ED. FOOLS CMA5. WKLSON MANAG ERS -53- l l I get .-.A -Il-,l l '7!w4f 7da4!2eJ Jud 7a fjaai-:ce 14 flaw Rank , 7fze fa seg .....x9-as pf fgify f?.iZ'.l i 72.-..,'-f 56 ll Z? If ox ' WZ, V-ill! 9 N51-lu: .- l-TV' ' l x- -...W-f 1 M - 5 V '-li' ff g - 3t9rH Qlyw-H V Editor-in-Chief ,,,, 7 Ann Markotan Associate Editor ., ,S , 7 Elaine Clearage Senior Editor ,ee, ,,EE,e ,eeee T helma Hobaugh Circulation Managers Mildred Glumsic, Gladys Hiles Picture Editors 7 Charles Wilson, Edward Poole Student Photographer so oo,oo,, o,,co,, J oe Glagoia Business Managers c Ruth Cowell, Dorothy Petrotf Junior Editor , E, , ,. ,,c, , ,,,, Dolores Richardson Sophomore Editor o , Elaine Newcomer Assistant Sophomore Editors Marian Lawrence, Sam Haigh Typists - o,ooo,o do Cecelia Manchas, Jean LeDonne Advertising Managers Awilda Johnson, Ruth Ellen Flemming, Lorena Frasconi, Eleanor Santella, Jane Kennison, Anna Mae Lytle -54- f 3 .,,, . Z ie 5: ' 5 X Q ix .x KOH : i et, 4 Q t V 5: 945152, , ' W, t ..., W ...,,. -.5 - -.im -2-'-tgsgggg M X 1 , .:,.., ,:,, .sg E ' 'lx' i :go in t X 5 ? 3 i V :E 1i:f:., ,:sas-' 4, 'ff Eff .. Q i , 5 ' .,., .:. Q -it ' :,:,- A gtg ja, s egm- Clfk Y S X X. .,:,.,. N , it , i N qr if rt X ,.ic,sw,.,. A. sw l l '7fxeq Wfeae 14 eompefewnf faf, 7f1.e Slay gf J l l . l i L ewct it i . l l One of our hardest working and least publicized organizations is the staff of the i German Hi News. These 30 journalists have worked this year to improve every phase ot i the newspaper. l l The publication of the first four izisues this term were supervised by Mr. Thomas l Hartley, who had served as faculty adviser for three previous years. Upon his departure, the position was accepted by Mr. Frank Hrivnak, who incorporated several new ideas in l y the paper. The faculty business manager is Miss Ruth Wood. i The whole staff contributed to the success of the publication, but a few members ' in special departments merit particular mention. The paper was edited this year by l Thelma Hobaugh and Ruth Flemming. The sports page was under the direction of Mike I Bozick, Jack Smodic, Mike Bokach, and Joe Gurtis. Those responsible for advertisements 5 were Awilda Johnson, Joseph Owens, and Eleanor Santella. Eleanor was also the staff typist. Jane Kennison wrote the letter to Dearest Mimi and Dorothy Petroff to Dear G. l. Joe. l The German Hi News kept the students informed about all student activities and special events at G. T. H. S., to former students in the armed forces it served as a tie with familiar places and people associated with their school years. This year more than ZOO copies were sent to men in service. We feel that the newspaper this year was really a student publication, as much l faculty work as possible having been eliminated. We hope that we have established a standard that will be maintained in the future. f lqff XQTJ-2' Y' ji l i l .1-, 4 , v.. . , ' - awww? ' r-. ' ' . - -.318-85-kitkx . , , fe - '65-:vw , v- . A '11 f.- 's'QF?,l:1.4 .K , if fqgnx s . 5 QQ, . Q ,I 'W .f .f hug Q I ,I ,qs . . X ,V .pos - . . ffm . ,qi 9,7 'V 6 , xx, z I , an o ill l l 70 gum ,4 eezzef, wma, new, 9 MW' Be ' 741-,lla-W Glad Under the leadership of Miss Mary Murphy, with the aid of the offi- cers, the Tri-I-li-Y of German Township High School was carried on success- fully during the school term of i944-45. Since the membership of the club had decreased with the graduaton of many of its members last year, we were able to receive twenty-five new girls into our organization. With the purpose, To create, maintain and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character, the members have carried out the theme of the club. Always, the objectve of To seek, to find, to share, was foremost in the minds of these girls who represent the Young Women's Christian Association in our High School. The Tri-Hi-Y Club, organized in German Township in l939, is the companion organization to the l-li-Y Club. The Tri in the name is sig- nificant of trios of important factors around which the club is built. The club stands for all-around development of its members in Spirit, Mind and Body, and it serves the three main Training Agencies of the l-lome, Church and School. ' X The officers for this term were: President, Ruth Cowell, ' 9A5 Vice President Ruth Flemming, Secretary, Mildred Glumsic, J- gg and Treasurer Margaret Raubaugh M . ,f.,i.ap l -fa f'3 m'y,.:54y l -ff f ff Y '. ' H4 ,x Q I - ox K I , ,,,:M: ,, ,ws - S' Z - f N' K- 4 I .v ' ' ' V y .... . .. ...,-4 . 1 .I ,, . .XM IZ.: I ,fa 2 .I M -, l- r is 1 'i ,, l ,gy ff- . r- ' , ,f1L.- ' i -56- X 6 +090 l 0. 45 Q 0 szmfmu, QM e- ' W aiianalaqanofz Social' This year marks the second year of the John W. Willard chapter of the National Honor Society of German Township High School. The follow- ing are officers and members who were inducted last year and who are now Seniors: President, Jack Smodic, Vice President, Ruth Ellen Flemmingg Sec- retary, Rose M. Racic, Treasurer, Charles Wilson, Ardafay Davis, Gladys Hiles, Thelma Hobaugh, Ann Markotan, Regina Nevlud and Martha Shaffer. Before the year was over Martha Shaffer moved to Brownsville, then going to Brownsville High School. Thelma Hobaugh went to Penn State College, Mrs. Yauger was the faculty advisor during this last school term, On the second Tuesday in April induction of seventeen members took place. Among these were five seniors and twelve juniors. The seniors were Elaine Cleorage, Dorothy Bootz, Sylvester Anthony, Alice Cherry, Cecelia Manchas. The juniors were Jack Baker, Joseph Bohar, Sylvania Broadwater, Elsie DePalma, Thomas Elias, Jane Kennison, Helen Palko, Mary Petko, Dolores Richardson, Vera Ross, John Shuss, Lorraine Tassone. These students were selected for outstanding qualities in Scholarship, Leadership, Character and Service. The members of the faculty rated these students on character, leadership, and service. lt was necessary to have an average of 90 for five semesters. The traditional banquet for the senior members was given by the junior members in May. 1v ll ill ill w ll li l g-'mfr gg-IRQ .,. , . i , M8395 - J-. 's,s.gy'o.gox , '-. . - vis ,-8991 ,1 fu. ' - . 'oyjsr Amy! X , Q . ' 1. s,. K0 s, xX'Qs i, K 1 -,Q , , ,,-1 wana . ' ' 'qxku 1 ' N .QQ B 45' 2- . ,1 , ,sk Q X fy ,AV , . , ' U , . ' 5 e V f 1 1 'H s I - . 1 I ,. o.s J 58,4 ' ,f'O . j , ,, -57- ' 1 bggix 1 Q, 9 S QS ! f :aa- ,.e gf . 1' .fe Q ,fi W f. .wwwfcfl zu ' 'V f 1. 'avi 74319 ' Glad One of the most popular organizations in cur school this year was the Photography Club. Under the guidance ot Mr. Lloyd Wright, our spon- sor, and the capable assistance of the senior members, much excellent work was accomplished. The dark room was used daily by students interested in photography. Starting with simple Contact prints, beginners soon were making enlarge- ments and photo copies. Students who belonged to the club last year were known as senior members. lt was their duty to act as assistants to the sponsor and instruct the new members in the use of the dark room equip- ment and teach them fundamentals in taking and developing pictures. A definite schedule was arranged for each member with a senior member present to see that an adequate supply of developer, hypo, and other needed materials, were on hand, also to lend a guiding hand when needed. Most of the snapshots and many of the group pictures used in this book were taken, developed, and printed by members of our club. Senior members are: Charles Wilson, Ed Poole, Mildred Glumsic, Gladys Hiles, Elaine Clearage, Ann Markotan, Joe Kovach, Ruth Cowell, Ruth E. Flemming, and Thelma Ho- baugh, Junior members are: Philip Pope, Eugene Roman, Joe Glagola, Irene Sholtis, Margaret Daruda, Elsie DePalma, Robert Tercala, Ed Michalik, Patricia Reese, William Danko, Thomas Kasenic, Edith Lee, Jack Baker, Robert Franks, Frank Deli, Frank Kozel, Florian Holva, Dolores Richardson, Jane Kennison, J. C. Miller, Louise Vayda, Andrianna Molley, Z Leroy Humberston, George Fetko, Jack Speschock, Margaret Sajsa, Richard Scarton and Thomas Elias. -53- 13546214 Glad An adequate library is a necessary essential to any educational school system V . . . . . ery early in l92O, the school authorities recognized this fact and began to lay plans to furnish a library. A great deal of enthusiasm developed through the pupils by means of editorials in the school paper and a timely article which appeared in the Laureola, written by Miss Mary V. Hague lthen a student in German Township High School.l The manual training department had the duty of partitioning a section of the so-called study hall for the new l'b . Th e ' ' ' ' i rary ere were several sets of encyclopedias, reference editions, his- tories, biographies and last but not least many of the popular fiction books of th t t' a ime. Boys and girls soon found their favorites in St. Elmo, Graustark and The Gentleman from Indiana. A5 the years passed the enrollment in German Townshi Hi h ' d , 'p g increase and the library space had to be given over to class rooms and the library books scattered to class rooms, the principal's and superintendent's offices. About l936 the library was revised under the sponsorship of Mrs Lillian McCann Many new books were ordered and once again pupils made their way tothe room at the head of the stairs, second floor, to the left. Each year has brought a new supply of reading and reference material as well as a good number of up-to-date magazines. Pupils continued to have their popular favorites as The Robe, The Hero of Vincennes and Kit Carson. There has been no material reward or merit given the librarians for the faithful service rendered by them. The girls consider the fact that they were chosen to serve as librarians a great honor, as well as a benefit. The librarians for l9-44-45 are Gladys H'l A ' ' ies, nna Mae Lytle, Ruth Kessler, Lois Faye Byers, Josephine Panzera, Ann Racic, Roberta Beal, Irene Solarcheck, Betty Rayner, Betty Yenco, Edith Lee Elizabeth Alb .i I on I Kathryn Daugherty, and Margaret Daruda. ln the years to come, may the library grow and school authorities ever feel the need for more and better reading material. -my awww A sfzmw s l igdsm Og, mance ,gg-,ri '4 TEX , 9 C ,s v f u 4 f' , '-.. ' - - . '5JfG65'IvQQtx 1 . s. -h gint 0 qv . x 1 ' - ,. 'N N- '1'g'3'Y'n4 1. 1 . 1-5,9 lwgv5V , ., I IS , ng? , 9 gf ,1 . 3 ,thx - 'x 3 -, X- .f 'M .-.59- Q I ffl, ,,g, t - , , X . -3? - .XT A . ff, f HI- ,, , ,. ,. , , - -' -at ' . . , ww, zum Um fan ,4 5 7fze S ' Glad The membership of the Science Club this year was made up of a group of students known as Laboratory Assistants. lt was their duty to assist the science instructor in general laboratory work and assist chemistry and physics students to set up and perform experiments. This group has done a splendid job and deserve much credit for their fine work. Through their un- tiring effort, the science equipment was kept in good condition and the chemistry laboratory was always in a clean and tidy condition. Under the leadership of our two general laboratory managers, Charles Wilson and Edward Poole Coleman, who contributed generously of their time, the club functioned smoothly. Members of the club are: Mildred Glumsic, Gladys Hiles, Elaine Clear- qge, Ann Markotan, Joe Kovach, Ruth Ellen Flemming, Thelma Hobaugh, Ruth Cowell and Joe Glagola. Dorothy Petroff and John Shuss were admitted to the club during the year. WAS wif! l it p,w Tff,.:.,t-X J? f ja . . - - l r '-' I ' M., A o,Pv:': :': w,, .,- Nviu- ' J Vs I 1 ':,,.ff ,I Lf N ' X L..- WX ,A ', .. ', X -1 fan-E ' ,. I z 'it E il! A ' E ' I ll.. . ,gi .. , - 'galil' - -60- Kill, gt ., ff E i b S Qi x 3 t i 'I 1 is Q , . 5 ' if i r QWKJ., of-raw' ,Q Iieieawt- . H g , W .. , .,,. f 5 M ,B W Q Q x 5 jdffw ,Z1'w.f! '? 7!w Bam! A place must be reserved in our book of memories for the High School Band. This popular organization, with its members in snappy red uniforms, enlivens football games, basketball games, parades, and pep meetings. The students and faculty are justly proud of the band. Due to the war, the band attended only the games held at home, for it was impossible to obtain transportation for the entire band. Several of the most talented members have entered the armed forces, and others plan to leave soon. These changes have naturally affected those who are responsible for taking their places, but they have accepted this re- sponsibility and are progressing nicely. Each member feels it is his duty to play his best, therefore, the result is a harmonious collection of pieces that please those within hear- ing. Much of the success of the band is due to our able music leader, Mr. Frank Wright, Striving to make a better musical department, Mr. Wright is developing a junior band, whose members will advance to take the places of those graduating. l-le also is instructing grade school pupils in order to have them already eligible for membership in the band when they enter l-ligh School. His patient efforts have greatly improved the band. fl' Seemd '70 Me 7fne WMM lveecfd lwwiic Q 4 -v -11. 'I 0 C fi L J i O0 0 Ht: X l 0 O . Ql j J 5' ff! 4 'l ,. l5'. N 01,0 x I QW 1 t ' 'Q' T: -iff. ' ' ,,,,v Q-9. Q ' , OUR DIRECTOR MR. FRANK WRIGHT 7fze 0 lt has been said that music hath charms. Certainly our orchestra has been doing its part to enliven and improve school life, lt plays at all assemblies, and frequently is asked to be present at lectures, school plays, and other social functions. In spite of the loss of many important members to the Armed Forces and last year's graduating class, the remaining members are striving to keep the same quality in their music. The orchestra is composed of the most talented and interested musicians in the school. Under the direction of Mr. Frank Wright, the orchestra is showing much progress. fbaumfpf ' Ghem .Eeacfau Pictured on the opposite page are the drum majors, majorettes and cheerleaders--all of whom did much to add to the gayety and excitement of the football games. They worked hard and accomplished much. The majors and majorettes standing left to right are: John Volpe, Mary Petko, Patricia Reese, Sarah Stacey, Helen Hovanec, Margaret Rau- baugh, Evelyn Bodnar, and Steve Elek. The cheerleaders from left to right are: Dorothy Petroff, Elsie De- Palma, Jean LeDonne, Mike Radosevich, and Ann Markotan. -62... fbaum fiffajaaelfa Ghem .leacfyn I -534 all wha! my Bm .Smgeanla Q. 1 Jf. S. 1944 goalie!! Squac! Front row, left to right: Coach t'Pop Ellwo od, Edward Bilpuch, Steve Bootz, Richard Scarton, Eugene Panella, Richard Kramer, Joe Gurtis, Mike Bozick. Second row, left to right: Jack Speshock, Ed Mihalik, Mike Bokach, Andy Demitrovich, Jack Srnodic, Albert Kermes, Paul Spirnak. Third row, left to right: Joseph Hower, Tony DeFrank, Thomas Rozzi, John Albani, John Dil- low, Joseph Horvat. Fourth row: Gerald Raubaugh, Hugo Carducci. 4 ...'45 alla!! flake! am! Bm Smgeawzh Pictured on the opposite page are members of the Hall Patrol and the Bus Ser- geants who are to be commended for their splendid performance of duty. The former were constantly at their posts at a specified time, regulating traffic in general and taking care of the light switches, while the latter saw to it that the rules and regulations for get- ting on and off buses were obeyed. Standing from left to right, the Bus Sergeants are: lst row: Lindy King, Joe Gurtisi, Vance Blanc. 2nd row: James Blanc, Jack Baker, Mildred Stromnick, Mr. Gault, Sponsor. The Hall Patrol include: lst row Csittinglz Lindy King, Thomas Elias, John Volpe, Mr Kaseivich, Sponsor. 2nd row: Edward Totin, Steve Matsko, Joe Kolassa, Joe Bohar, Jack Baker, Frank Smodic, Leroy Humberston. 3rd row: Andrew Deli, Robert Snyder, Edwin Pirl, Albert Kermes, George Hnottovange, Jack Yauger. Coach Thomas Ellwood aaalfdall As the new school term rolled around again, the beginning of a new football season came into the highlight at German Township. Under the training of Coaches Thomas Pop Ellwood and Lou Jesso, our team started off very well as they defeated the strong Carmichaels eleven in a very exciting nip and tuck game. With the confidence of a win, we were disappointed when the strong Brownsville aggregation gave us a sound beating. Several of our star players were injured in this game which proved costly in the next game with Trinity. With a patched up team our Uhlans jour- neyed to Johnstown and were again turned back for their third straight defeat. Then the Uhlans halted the losing streak when they defeated Georges l9 to O. ln our next game, South Union took a close one by being able to go ahead and hold until the final whistle. The Uhlans then sprung a surprise in the next two games when they showed surprising strength against two lead?ng county teams, Redstone and Connellsville. Here our boys showed they could play football as they were leading in both contests at the half- way mark. Then in the final game with Masontcwn we swallowed the bitter pill of defeat handed us by their spirited team. Although the Uhlans were turned back time and time again, they had become one of the best passing teams in the county, and the boys showed sportsmanship and ability of the gridiron and gained the recogni- tion of being one of the scrappiest elevens in the county. Congratulations to Mr. Ellwood, Mr. Jesso and the Uhlans. Zlwzfdall Schedule - 'I-:-zv:-14 .-1.:-:-:- Q-Qsxaff-.-1:1f.L'.M,..,,M , .:,,,.::,.,,,.. fgg i.. Sept. 8 - German Carmichaels V ',',' Q I5 - B'ville ': ' f .','.' Z2 - Trinity . e oo if 30 - Johnstown Oct. 6 - GeofQeS I3 - So. Union 20 - Redstone 27 - MODIQTCWN Nov. 3 - C'ville . . IO - Mosontown -i'i Pictu red on G opposite page are: 9-ziziwsfiifizlifili111:2:2:2:1:1:QQy:2:1:I:1:2:CEI:1:2Ei:?:1:1:2'f-I-I ' 'V:f:2:Z:f:5:2:2:2:Q:53:5:gg3ggrg1ErE:5Sg. 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H70 7fze Game Well, Rogan 7faan 7a 7004 -66 if YA, XI 01: f+? i' PEAK' Wx MANAGERS COACH William Hrivnak, Thomas Bohatch Thomas Pop Ellwood Badmfdall Under the watchful eyes ot our coach, Thomas Pop Ellwood, the German Township cagers have en- joyed a most successful season. Even in spite of the tact that the boys ran into some bad luck, they were suc- cessful in winning most at the exhibi- tion games. ln the regular season our boys were also quite successful, win- ning tive and losing nine games. ln looking over the records ot past sea- sons, we learn that this is the highest number ot games won in years, Dur- ing the regular season, Mike Bokach scored the highest number of points with one hundred and nine pointsg while Ed Kopec was just one step be- hind with one hundred and eight. Since many at our boys are graduating this year it will be a ditticult task for our coach to organize a new team. But here's wishing luck to our team next year and also to Pop Ellwood. I ...45 Left to right, lst row: Frank Smodic, Thomas Bohatch. 2nd row: Edward Kopec, Jack Smodic, Mike Bofzick, Gayle Grove, Mike Bokach. x4749 wrt! 3rd row Coach Ellwoad, Joe Gurtis, Joe Robinson, Archie X, fi-iii' Reed Albert Kermes. xi fjfff' ,fri fd pf M,'f5?, Q f z , .1 - I, M , al -TM fl I Y , all ' w. -53-- Nov Nov Nov. Dec Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. 5-. 12- 16- 19- 23-German flfama Mike Bokocn Gayle Grove Jack Smodic Andy Demetrovich Euhetdall 5 23-German -German -German 5-German 8-German German German German German German German German 2-German 6-German 9-German I 3-Ge rman 1 6-German 20-German All Saints G ..... GGGGGGGU St. Johns G GG 15 Cohevns G G GG G40 B'vilIe GG Z9 Jefferson 22 Pt. Marion GG 21 No. Union GG 41 Mapletown G 26 Georges GG GG GGG34 Dunbar G 53 So. Union GG GG GGGG G58 Redstone GG GGGGG.G, 55 Pt. Marion GG GGG53 No. Union G GGGSI Mapletown GG 2.4 Georges G GG GGGG23 Dunbar G GG 35 So. Union 47 Redstone GG GGG55 -69.- Mike Bozick Edward Kopec G GG ' M 23 K F' ,x..,. N PLEDGE TO FLAG I Pledge flllegianrzf I0 tlzr' Flag of the United States of Am1'rica and in the Republic fm' Uflziclz It Strznds, Om' Nation Irzdivisible with Lllufrty and justice fm' all. mama 7ownJ14p Qaacle Scfzaaf 7eacfnw14 BESSEMER-Etta B. Honsaker, Anna K. Petko, Elizabeth Price, Gladys McDougle, Clara Barber, Edgar Davis, Prin. EDENBORN-Leata DeBolt, Hazel Smith, Ruth G. Newcomer, Carolyn Fiat, Ellen McGill, Pearl M. Ache, Mildred S. Fast, Martha Vaccaro, Alvira LaCava, Wendell D. McGinnis, Prin. FOOTEDALE-Rachel Austin, Mary G. Gilleland, Jessie B. Dally, lola O. Mullen, Elizabeth Jefferies, Hallie Hastings, Virginia Hartley, George A. Jefferies, Prin. GATES-Elizabeth Kikta, Emily Caruso, Lucy Cavalcante, Lidi Frasconi, Helen Lozar, Wilella Dalzell, Katherine F. Welch, B. S. Newcomer, Prin. LAMBERT-Edna Smell, Grace Keener, Ethel McCann, Pearl Barber, Lena Stoy, George E. Lilley, Prin. LECKRONE-Evelyn F. Ewart, Elizabeth Harford, Mary E. Christopher, Gwendolyn K. Tiippen, Catherine Dooley, Evelyn Windle, Bryan Chris- topher, Prin. MCCLELLANDTOWN-Nelle Jamison, Elizabeth Crow, Miriam Johnson, Jean Rudisill, Ruth Grove, Prin. PALMER-Virginia Bryan, Martha Duffield, Ruth Williard, Zetta Lilley, Mary A. Gable, Janet G. Robinson, Edna H. Hostetler, Lester Reckard, Prin. RALPH-Sarah Dearth, Mary M. Franks, Mary K. Longstreth, Camilla Donovan, Margaret Yauger, Mae Hostetler, Margaretta McMullen, Prin. RONCO-Liberty Brizts, Pauline Shoaf, Eleanor Ralston, Dora Glover, Virginia Dayton, Frances Jackson, James Tippen, Prin. -7 0- Since I867 MilIer's hove sold to COMPLIMENTS Foyette County residents QF their better R E H A N E K ' S WATCHES ond JEWELRY Confectionery ond Lunch W. MILLER C7 BRO. Across From UNIONTOWN, PA, High School CONGRATULATIONS LAUREOLA STAFF OF 1945 THE DAVID I. I-IONSAKER FU N E R A L H O M E MASONTOWN, PA. PHONE 3151 -71- COMPLIMENTS OF HILL TOP SERVICE STATION Sunoco Gos C1 Oil NEW SALEM, PA. STEPHEN HREZO, Mgr.i COFFMAN MOTOR COMPANY Ford Cors oncl Trucks Complete Line of Ford Ports oncl Accessories We Repoir All Mokes of Cors NEW SALEM, PA. Compliments of COMPLIMENTS BIT-I-IXIERIS OF ICE CREAM BAR oUR OWN ICE CREAM NEW SALEM, PA. C. B. DEARTH SONS Phone 3701 F U N E R A L H O M E Compliments of NEW SALEM NEW SALEM VOL. a er . ar :: ayderm B-. Dearth I Wlt RD th H NEW SALEM, PA. ..7 2.- ACTIVE MAID I T Quality A Trodition Since T878 V : F .-: ii i T ARMY TANS Many Other Patterns N I C E C R E A AA BOSTON SHOE STORE M I L K 53 W. Main St. Uniontown, Po. 4 B E N S O N ' S DiSfl'ibUfOI' fOl' Richman Bros. Clothes 24.50 ond 29.50 Nut-Ced 29 MORGANTOWN ST. ALSO FINE FURNiSi-HNGS UNIONTOWN, PA. 5 W. Main St. Uniontown, Po. Phone 4753 -73- Compliments ot MASONTOWN HARDWARE S T O R E OLIVER C. SMITH, Prop. 17-19 North Moin Street, MAsoNTowN, PA. W. PQ I-IELMICK Groceries ond Meots 1 North Moin St. Phone 4941 MASONTOWN, PA. Compliments of ROSENS1-IEIN'S JEWELRY STORE MASONTOWN, PA. HANNA'S DEPARTMENT STORE Complete Outfitters for MEN, WOMEN G CHILDREN 210 S. Moin St. Phone 5231 MASONTOWN, PA. 174.- CLASS RINGS CAPS AND GOWNS CLUB PINS A'CAPELLA ROBES DCDN ENEIX UNION TRUST BUILDING PITTSBURGI-I, PA. COMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS DIPLOMAS MEDALS TROPHIES CONGRATULATIONS AND THE BEST OF LUCK TO THE GRADUATES OF I945 FROM KAUFMAN'S Uniontown's Best Store COMPLIMENTS OF A F R I E N D UNIONTOWN, PA. COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF OF C A M P B E L L - S A U E R S STORE FOR YOUNG MEN 59 West Main Street UNIONTOWN, PA. HATHAWAY'S FINE FOOTWEAR FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY Phone 431 73 W. Moin St. Uniontown, P COMPLIMENTS OF JAMES I. FORNWALT TAX COLLECTOR COMPLIMENTS OF WILMA'S BEAUTY SHOP Phone-2171 MCCLELLANDTOWN, PA. COMPLIMENTS OF T. L. SANGSTON FUNERAL HOME MCCLELLANDTOWN, PA. Phone 2571 COMPLIMENTS OF MARY MOSER COMPLIMENTS OF BROWN'S 5 Cr IO MASONTOWN, PA. TH FO E HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE COMPANY R 2 ' Better Furniture ' Eosier Terms ' Complete Selections ' Fine Service Located in the Fayette Title and Trust Bldg. 52-54 West Main Street GRADUATION GI FTS or LASTING QUALITY FROM HUNT'S JEWELRY STORE John S. Lutz, Mgr. UNIONTOWN, PA. W. Main St. Uniontown, P JEWELRY F U R N I T U R E LADIES' - MEN'S C O M N Y ond BOYS' C LOT H I N G Moin G Gallatin Ave. C O H E N ' S UNIONTOWN UNIONTOWN, PA. COMPLIMENTS OF McGEE'S SERVICE STATION Phone 284I MCCLELLANDTOWN COMPLIMENTS OF RUTHERFORD'S Grocery ond Confectionery CHURCH HILL Phone 283I MCCLELLANDTOWN, PA. W. ORIN JOHNSON NOTARY PUBLIC Compensation - Public Liability Property Damage and Casualty Insurance of Every Kind. Surety Bonds Bookkeeping Income Tox Work MASONIC BUILDING Phone 236 Mosontown, Po. I COMPLIMENTS OF C. B. WEST ond SON Your Tire Dealer in Mosontown Since I92I -79.- l-lere's the scene you'll be seeing on almost any sandlot in the neigh- borhood. lt is teamwork, the American Way, in it's earliest demonstration. Notice the name SIOUX on Johnny's shirt and we'lI take his word for it that he is advertising the best ball club in town. You see, a name-on a team or a store-is a lot more than a conven- ient tag or means of identification. lt carries a message of the teamwork which made that name stand for something, and of the combined activity behind that name which is producing results. Next time you see our name in the Newspaper, on a box, or a label, think of this: METZLER'S is the signature of all the men and women who are working together here to serve you. Cloncjzafufafiona ana! Beat flfllggsa ko Ulla Cllm Qf1945 METZLE R'S COMPLIMENTS FRAN OF FURNITURE Co. Mosontown's Leading Furniture WRIGHT PENNZOIL SERVICE STATION RICHARD PI WRIGHT, Proprietor Depo rtment Store I I9 South Moin Street, Mcisontown, Po. Complete Line of Phone 3681 Furniture ond HousehoId N. Mein Street Supplies MASONTOWN, PA. Wollpoper Point COMPLIMENTS C O N N E L L ' S OF DRUG STORE CAMERAS- FILMS Finishing Supplies and Equipment MASONTOWN, PA. H. A. JOHNSTON FUNERAL HOME Phone ZI O MASONTOWN, PA. 81- COMPLIMENTS OF KEMER DRUG STORE NEW SALEM, PA. SANITARY MARKET ENRICO MARZETTI, Prop. GROCERIES FRESH and CURED MEATS NEW SALEM, PA. COMPLIMENTS Compliments of OF AMERICAN LEGION JEEERIES CHEVROLET POST No. 753 COMPANY NEW SALEM, PA. SAI-Eg and SERVICE All Veterans Welcome to Meetings Held lst and 3rd Thursday of Phone 233l New Salem, Pa. Each Month COMPLIMENTS OF Alson C. Eggers, Pres. and Treas. F. Wendell Semans, Sec y NEW SALEM LUMBER CO. LUMBER AND BUILDERS' SUPPLIES lOne of Eggers' lnterestsl PHONE 235l NEW SALEM, PA. Compliments Of QUALITY FOOD STORE MEATS and GROCERIES PAUL C. FRASCONI, Prop. Masontown, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF COLAO STUDIO 5519 Walnut St. E. E. PITTSBURGH, PA. - Say It With FIowers - BARTON'S FLOWER SHOP J. W. WHITE, Prop. I9 Morgantown St. Phone 475 UNIONTOWN, PA. Compliments SUPERIOR AUTO ACCESSORIES CO. I6-I8 West Fayette St. UNIONTOWN, PA, F L O W E R S FoR ALL occAsioNs White Swan Flower Shop White Swan Hotel Bldg. WE TELEGRAPH LOUCK'S HARDWARE COMPANY Complete Line of GENERAL HARDWARE and GARDEN SEEDS 64 Morgantown St. Phone T42 Phone 3616-J Uniontown, Pa. UNIQNTQWNI PA' Phone 1327 Phone '327 B. J. MUNDEL CO. P E O P L E ' S C L O T H I N G C O . Complete Outfitters for HOME FURNISHINGS Easy Credit Terms Blankets Sheets. and Cases: MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN Bedspreads Suit Covers , , Curtains Rugs Easiest Credit Terms Mattresses Dishes 56 W. Main St. Uniontown, Pa. 56 W. Main St. Uniontown, Pa, Buy and Pay .The Mundel Wayu ALPHA FLORIST Cor. Beeson Blvd. and South St Phone 287 UNIONTOWN, PA. Watches, Diamonds and Jewelry SCHEI N BROTHERS 3 Morgantown Street UNIONTOWN, PA. COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF OF SANWARY FOOD J. V. zAPoTosKY 5 T O R E Welding Service GEORGE FRANKS, Prop. Phone 3042 Lordin's Stotion MASONTOWNI PA. MASONTOWN, PA. COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF OF K I K T A ' S FIKE CHEVROLET FURNITURE STORE G. E. Appliances Rodios, Wollpoper 6' Point Everything for the Home Phone 230 MASONTOWN, PA. MASONTOWN, PA. -8 4.- Compliments of FROST GIFT SHOP 23 Morgantown St., UNIONTOWN, PA. All the Latest Records COLUMBIA, VICTOR and DECCA Frederick's Music Store 6l West Main Street UNIONTOWN, PA. GOMER JONES QWCZC1' State Theatre Bldg., UNIONTOWN, PA. RENNIE'S HOME BAKERY BREAD, CAKES, PIES and CANDY Fruit Cake and Plum Pudding in Season 70 South Beeson Blvd., UNIONTOWN, PA. WHEN-IN-UNIONTOWN MEET-ME-AT-THE FAYETTE DRUG CO. Zl -23 E. Main sf., UNIONTOWN, PA. THE TOWN DINER STEAKS Gnd cHoPs Z4-Hour Service Opposite White Swan Hotel UNIONTOWN, PA. Character Footwear . . . intuitively correct! Popular Styles for All Ages GETTY'S SHOE STORE 2nd National Bank Building, UNIONTOWN, PA. COMPLIMENTS OF HOPPY'S GARAGE Phone 2821 MCCLELLANDTOWN, PA. WELLS' FARMS DAIRY PASTEURIZED DAIRY PRODUCTS MASONTOWN, PA. PHONE SI53 COMPLIMENTS OF UNION SUPPLY COMPANY Operating Eight Central Sfores I I I GERMAN TOWNSHIP LECKRONE GATES RONCO LAMBERT PALMER RALPH EDEN BORN FOOTEDALE COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF OF YoN EY's FUNERAL HOME GlRARD'S Pnone277 Masonfown, Pa. Masontown, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF RUSSELL REVETTA Meats and Groceries Phone 5251 Masonfown, Pa. BILL AMBROSE SERVICE STORE WE GIVE AND REDEEM GREEN STAMPS Newspapers, Magazines Soda Fountain Phones 4851 and 491 1 Masonfown, Pa. BEAR ALINEMENT SERVICE GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING Save rubber for National Defense Have Your Wheels Alined and Balanced Today NICICS GARAGE NICK GLAGOLA, Prop. N, WATER STREET MASONTOWN, PA COMPLIMENTS OF SECOND NATIONAL BANK OF MASONTOWN Mosontown, Po. Member Federol Reserve System Member Federol Deposit Insuronce Corp. WILLIE ESTANICI-I GIAMBERDINVS MKT. FINE MEATS GROCERIES CONFECTIONERIES GROCERIES 6 MEATJ Phone 4631 EDENBORN, PA. WEST MASONTOWN, PA. Phone 286' CQMpLlMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF OF OUTLET B E B E R B ROS. EDENBORN, PA. DEPARTMENT STORE MASONTOWN, PA. CENTRAL PHARMACY EVERYTHING IN THE DRUG LINE MASONTOWN, PA. COMPLIMENTS OF MASONTOWN BUS STOP MASONTOWN. PA. COMPUMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF OF -I-H E 5-I-AR McCANN'S CONFECTIONERY FOUNTAIN AND BOOTH SERVICE MASONTOWN, PA. 536 North Main Street MASONTOWN, PA. .-8 9.. BE SURE- INSURE with G. M. WOOD PEARY'S A HOME-OWNED STORE INSURANCE AGENCY W GENERAL INSURANCE WE AIM TO PLEA5 Phfme 233 MCCLELLANDTOWN, PA. MASONTOWN, PA. COMPLIMENTS OF THE CONEMAUGI-I ENGRAVING CO JOHNSTOWN, RA. ENGRAVER FOR THE I945 LAUREOLA THE LITTLE PRINTING CO. UNIONTOWN, RA. PRINTER OF THE 1945 LAUREOLA QIQSEQQQE-Xen 5 ...90..