Greensburg High School - Brown and White Yearbook (Greensburg, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1946 volume:

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McClintock, Fred M. Mclntyre, Kirk S. Nevin, and Vllilliam U. Peterson. 'lio select the back- bone of the school, its teachers, is one of the siguihcant tasks of this groupg of no less importance to students is the job of proclaiming the holidays. In levying taxes and appropriating money for current expenses the Board attempts to budget the revenue available for educational purposes in such a way as to obtain the best possible results. Theirs is the Herculean task of providing students with up-to-date classbooks, sufficient paper, and other necessary facilities. This council of seven is the determining factor in the settlement of disputes pertaining to the educational system of Greensburg. For their thankless but essential task, we are very appreciative. 8 ,fs NIH vwriii I1 ins 'xlis Xll R1Xllri-Xiillll Xlk. Sfyxitiii, .I -ycoizs Priiiripzif .X native of Vfvellslnurg, Wvest Virginia, Nlr. Samuel .lacolus is a graduate of Bethany College, with a liachelor of .Nrts degree. lo attain his Xlaster of lfducation degree, he attended Ohio State, Bucknell, Penn State, and the University of l'ittshurgh. lle taught two years at Circleville, Ohio, and six years at Point Xlarion, Pennsyl- vania. hefore connng to Cireenshurg. . , - l'or most Ci.ll.5. students the assemhly on September fourth was our introduction to our new principal. Xye couldn't help hut feel he was a friend from the very hrstg and as the year progressed, we found he never failed us in this or any other capacity. XX e hope that in years to come we may in some way he almle to express our gratitude to Nlr. ,lacolms for the sincere helief and pride he has in us when we are only citizens in the making. Mit. Sfxxiei-ii. litiicic Szrpwrfiitriizfwril .Xlthough few students come into personal con- tact with Mr. liulick, the chief executive of our school system, they cannot help hut feel the effects of his ahle leadership. Upon his shoulders rests the responsihility of planning a well- organized school year. fle faces numerous difficult tasks which he lllllst solve to the satisfaction of his employer and employees. :Xn ever-present prohlem is the yearly hudget. 'lihis year that hudget was arranged so that a freshly painted school would greet us as we returned to classes in Septemher. 'l'he things to which we give little thought, such as health and attendance, are hlr. liuliclfs yearly concern. lfven our grades, which we often so cheerfully ignore, are of vital interest to him. Perhaps we can never fully appreciate the great responsibility Mr. Bulick each year faces, hut we can appreciate his friendly greetings and his kind and sincere interest in all of us. 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Vluniors hzicl much to z1nticipz1te in the .Xmericzm history course-not only the facts to he lezirnecl hut the humorous stories, so chur- uctcristic of 21 certain memher ol' the faculty. ln lfnglish it was tllfzrffwffz :mtl S1'fu,-' .llfzriifvx Douhtless the thing they will rememher zihout tllurfwlli is the clugger speech,-not the clrz1m11tic quality' of the speech, hut the fzzet that they xx ere compellecl to lezirn it. lforeign lg111gu41ges- Spanish, lfrench, :md ciL'l'Il11Ill-Slll heckonecl the oll on the night of---7 lilllllll' tr:1x'elers. 'lihe s11rx'iv:1l of the httestu :imong ninth stuclents zulvzineecl to solicl geom- etery. llere ll mzm of seemingly endless jokes ruled the roost. Seniors are the product of ull that high school offers, of gill the experiences thzit have gone he- fore, 'lihey ure finishing the last lap of the journeyz and although they won't aclmit it, the years xxere short :mcl happy ones. P. U. D. :incl Nliss qlxllison, 'lirig zmrl Nlr. Stxihle hrought to 11 close the stucly of history :mtl m:1themz1tics respectively. lllX'L'SIlg1lflYC themes :mtl flanzfwt were the linzil hurtlle in lfnglish. :Xt this point seniors :ire linishecl. fi. ll, S. has no longer room for them: so they :1re shoved ULII to he on their oxxn. 13 'Gun null 0 ' ij: ,nf 52 8-645 JFQ, Atnmsphcrc and nlcasurc Travel by tongue Shock shop Two bits if it runs 14 1 In going over the different classes, we have mentioned only the conventional subjects. Our curriculum offers the voca- tional department which educates boys for various trades, all very useful in future life. One is likely to find almost anything in the basement,-homemacle radios, dis- mantled cars, just anything. ln 303 our creators of fashion and design are diligently working. On the same floor, Nr. Beamer teaches students to draw straight lines the correct way. Our future secretaries learn shorthand and typing under the eagle eye of the Misses Keener, Null, and Sloan. Girls who are optimistic in landing their mann take up cooking and sewing in the Home Ee Department. The after-dinner speakers of the future learn how to bore people without being nervous, under the guidance of Mr. Bodycombe. Probably the event of greatest importance this year was the school survey, conducted in April. Every measuring stick was utilized to determine where we stand in the eyes of other school men. It was an en- lightening experience-one We feel We shall see reflected on the program and plans of the administration in the future. Lab technique Hips? W' -'ilsff y - crm '2 SENICR HIGHLIGHTS SOIREE SENIOR PLAY SENIOR ASSEMBLY ......... Class Cfflcers APRIL 26 MAY 3 .. ..............,... MAY I7 BACCALAU REATE 4,I...,,.................,..... MAY 26 i' COMMENCEMENT .......I..,....,..,....,...... MAY 29 fk SENIOR DANCE .,,. .....I..,,.,I.,,..,.I....,.. M AY 31 16 We are 'che class of '46 S E N l O R S , . , Here's our story from classes 'co cliques. FREDA ALExANnER Alex . . . one of Mr. Stahle's farmer- ettes from Dclmont . . . her twinkling eyes and lilting laugh intrigue evervonc while her sense of humor is out standing she will be an asset to Carnegie Iech ln the future ons Xiyryirkmats Razor six feet of good looks proved his athletic talents on the grid iron and basketball floor planned the social activities of Amici sery ed ablv as our class president for four year E1 AIINF M Xizyirr LA Dolly had the fun of graduating from South Greensburg now she has the fun all oyer again in Greensburg she is going to help you to put through your telephone cills with her smiling seryiee I oeiss BARM rv Louise a pursuer of the Com mercial Course Ends Nliss Stewart the most likeable of her teachers collects jazz records for her hobby is particularly fond of jlve and sports especially football Nhat ARET j BARNHART hailed from Southwest Greensburg president of Sorores and a member of Beta X1 and Dramitlc Q ub enjoys the fea Room s choeo late chiffon ple and Beltler s cokes merehandrsing beckons her llakll-R Batik Harp a Sclentlfie student who makes high grades in Fnglish and l lights in a good golf game he seryes Br' nz and Il lute golf team band his shoes are pointed toward Penn State ind chemleal engineering ARTIIUR B. ALLEN Hack helped to guide the senior elass is ylce president led his home room for three years as president we know him as a basketball star and a golf player of reputation hopes for Pharmacy at Pitt Aly N MARIE Aism RSON nn has auburn hair plus a great desire to own a cony ertlble buys pretty clothes she has enjoyed Mrs Kuhns in the classroom an for a sport swimming employs her interest ANITA VVI Bacm RT Needa reallv enjoys life s e laughs and the world laughs with her participation in GA X and Dolphin and two musical organizations kept her on the go as will her nursing some Pittsburgh hospital 111 rfwoie Balusrs Barnesle is extremely quiet she his enjoyed her yvork in Xocatlonal and liked the school In eyery way secretly she has always wished fc ks she plavs the piano and collects miniature horses Xluuxyx BARMIART Nllriam always animated her spirits soar to great heights delight ing in dances she adds garety to H1 X parties bright lights of the CII! glitter so she seeks a secretlryship in New 'York R llfxkyry Beekl ry ll iryey speeds down Nl un Street in a red Lhey rolet displays leader sh p as president of Delphi while he dey elops his business aeumen workin lll a florist shop his goal Boston Sehool of Floral XYIS 17 Lf' 'sf S E N I G o Chapter One, Freshman fun l ors Bn 1 s ors a slrght blond who ex pctts to become ber fathers secretary rs a proud member of Hr Y whrch affords hcr great delrght licrtlers und ruusrt hold hcr attentrou out of school lsfxnrr IORRAIINI: Brxson Benny a X omtronal Home l' cono mrcs student of highest order farthful member of band and V H E Club enjoys dancrng to pass trme hopeful of berng a better than ucragc housewrfc rn the future NANQX BIRMINGHAM N rnty quret on 'rppearance but qurtc jolly when you know her hopes her scrence and language work wrll prove good enough rnsure lrcr a career whrch wrll take her to many places rn drstant lands XII-RIAN BIOCRER Lrzzj one of our blue ej ed blondes and a G 'X A member does not lrlte people who talk too much s e has 1 srnctre desrre to be a good secre t'rrx and feels XVestmrnster would trrrn her effrcrently rr HU rr Boxrzrusco l reddre who thrnks Lours doesn t hate a chance agarnst Conn enjoys jrtterbuggrng wrth beautrful grrls and rtadrng rnoxre magazrnes hrs sup pressed dtsrre rs to own a busrness rn New Alex ltrtrmrur llfxrun Brzouosrcy ju Drtl. one of 'Xlr Harpers Voca tronrl studtuts would lrlte to see r gun club rn C hrs rnterests rtxolu about football collectrng servrce mens prctures, and preparatrons for a future rn carpentry 18 X1 rcr BFITEL rte an honor student who de tests oral talks brxngs her blue eyes and naturally curly locks from Manor delrghts rn desrgnrng and hopes for a future rn that freld rnsprred bt rnstructron at Carnegre Orca Buxrms 0 ga who rules the bus from Qalem Townshrp rs a great rooter for the G H S football team er rnterests center around havrng a good trme and recervmg letters she has not jet planned a future Dotorzss Brss Dodo has smrles and eyes for ucryone enjoys travelrng as been rn Lanada, Washrngtrrn, D C lNew Xork and Calrfornra thrnks 'Xlrss Nlull an excellent teacher and desrres to follow her rn secretarral work FDWARD BOERSTLER Burp an ever present grrn an nounces the presence of thrs Hr Y secre tarv who rs forever plannrng mrschref casts hrs rote for Mr Merser and study hall probably Threl wrll clarm hun next war Brrrv lou Bowrus Betts fun lovrng and talkative she comes to us from Ohro rs thrilled to graduate just twenty years after her mother expects to follow a career of nursrng at St Margaret Memorral Hosprtal joms xx F C BRADESON a lrvelj Commercral student ardently chased funny lrttle figures oxer the page for such a long trrue that she tonsrders shorthand her greatest ac tomplrshment enjoxed her frreuds so much Q BA - LQ... 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S E N I 0 RS . . . 3322131 SEI531336'LT.S3elLdf?ZZYgI,.-- jo:-w BRANDT Nlmg has a whrlesome personality eyldcnt ln the classroom where he does hrs best on the playground where he becomes the bug referee for the pre adolescent football fans es proud to graduate RAI PH Blu WER JR Curly one of Greensburgs great sport fans partrclpates ln all sports particularly baseball keeps baseball ayerages as a hobbv prefers public speakmg plans to learn a trade rn the Nayy jun Iotrsr BROWN Doe one of Mlss Trefts wizards dreams of becoming an Army nurse after a five year course ln nursing possrbly at Hood College loyes to swlm and considers learning to do thus her greatest 'tccompllshment lXlARY CATHERINF BUCHHOLZ Mary had a taste of three schools before she became an alumna South Huntington Scott and Greensburg she pr17es above all else news from her famrly a good radio broadcast and her guitar RAY BL TTERWORTH Ray one of Mr Gerharts ardent deyotees who yearns to become an accomplnshed accountant practices by totallng the G H 9 basketball scores yellow roses are his favorite Bower huw Arun CARFANF Porky this hCIiCl6I'IllC came to us from Delmont unror Hugh found pleasure rn tng under Nlr Stable claims that women lower hrs splrlts but who can tell medltates a muslcal career on his cello Pau INF BRMT Pauline likeable and quiet Ends greatest happlness ln attendm C H S football games and llstemng to her radio to have a car would be heaxenly to work rn some modern office fun JAMFS F Bnrrr m our hard working football trainer the clown of the class well known as a zooty dresser lltes to travel and has YlSlICKl hrs beloved Ireland already expects to study medicine at Pxtt NANQY BLCHAINAN Bucky a lrttle glrl with long brown halr participated ln Beta Xl Sorores and Dramatic Club loves to loaf at Beltlers 'lfter school wlth the gurls college IS definite FRANCFS BURRL ss Sparky musically mclrned enjoyed ewerv mlnute of cholr ant French under Miss Agon would enjoy contlnulng her musical career at Howard University and then teach mg others Pruv IOL BXERS Peggy four year Beta X1 member simply wore herself out at football and basketball games found delight ln ClI'lNlI1g especially conyertrbles and meeting the gang., at Beltlers to take ln a movre Crcula NI Cfxmo Cecl a G X X Sportster from 770 who has neyer recoyertd from the shock of an X rn blotgx a dreams of some day seeing laughn Vlonroc In the flesh she plans tr perfect halr styles 19 l 'Y' We thoroughly loved initiations S E N l 0 R S o a o Q And struggled through our recitdtions. as 3 we J RUIIIY XRI SON ft e of mur tn e que s dents lueltx enough to eome to sehool rn ctr rellshes sltatmg and dmcmg rf orlglnal assets proxt any thnng she should attain her deslre to lme a lnauty tetlrnxeltn lloltmnx I Cfxssfx Dot behex es musne xx tshes axxay from the soul the dust of ex erydax' llfe xvls Lllflllfllfttl to hear I rltl lsrusler 1 tx tt Svrzr 'Xlost e a muslenn ln 'Xlr Nltxser s xxolm set tlon for four years QAIVIN H C.ERxA Cerx 1 one of our nrmrods 1 so 1 folloxxer of Is11e II llton most con rented xxhen ln the held vuth rod and gun although the Vocatlonal Course and 'XIr Dans Illd lll lteepmg hum rn his usual hugh splrlts 5 IIRI l N LIII I STI D Shirley a girl xxxth a nth xolce md llltlltlillldl hand Wflflllg enter tamed us rn the I11ll'l9fI'Cl meeting Iexnnette McDonald proxlded an un forgettthle experience plans 1 eareer III business tn lmgement 'Xtete LIINDRIC Nlclty xxxth a lem Qmatra luke oo xx nnmlered through the halls of hopmg to find a luneh bar strung porlt de tres a spot n organtled hasehall we xylsh htm the lmest of luelt tr QIIM ur found plezsure In Nlr ber hxrts mzth classes and the Student Senate he IS eternally thankful for haxmg a complete recoxery from sprml menlngttls noxv he xwll don hell bottom trousers 20 IXATHRY K1 CARROLL Ixntty outstanding for her mdl xndualltv and down to earth manner tampmg, at Iheseo and taltmff her first alrplane rule proxlcled her xxlth thrxlls Sorores was proml nent on her social calendar RILIIARD f,ATTs Duck ne xx IW rr Phtladelphll he pursues Ncrdernle Course baslts lll the sunshine of Mlss xlll9UI1 and her POD class hrs faxorntes Pranltlln and Marshall laxx sthool has nlreadx heeome a daydream CIFRAI mst L rmpvx tele errv our xyater nvmph t lor oughly enjoys a dlp ln the pool at anx time she 19 alxyays scurrying down the hall to class or Dolphln meetmg mterror deeormng has xlxxaxs lntngued her Rostkl CHRISMAN ll roots for Qouth Greenslwurgs reput mon Ill the sport xxorlcl he feels running hrs greatest aceomphshment oxxnmg a ear hrs greatest desire xxorld traxel xxoulcl satisfy has thirst for adyenture XNIOINI lll CIRELLI nn uses shoe leather m traxelmg to and from the castle of our dreams goes to the moxles for relaxation follovxs the General Course ty pmg max proxe xaluahle for finding her life s xyorls I' Lenox CLEMENTE Eleanor small but Important she ahsorhs anything xxlth 1 tlngt f mxsterx lmluded xxe knoxx her 'ns a eafetern and m class sht enjoys booltlteeplng at home she enjoys Crocheting SENIGRS I l 1 from H111111h1ld l0xNl19l1IlD IS I'lLl14llW xx1th txtrxom doesnt C r 3 YW U N l 1111 C018 tm. for Xlr l,0llgllb9 111rl l'ngl1sl1 sltlrts 1111l sxxnttr '1 H1sl1x Chex roltt thu 1rf. htr chorccs Cllxkllrb ll Cowxrk Chucl-. now Ends dehght 1n 1 quret hfe b11t xxe know he has thc 1 1 xxl111h could end ln h1s PlII'Sllll'lg a l1xx mreer at Nlrthrgan tog art h1s pet ptut good l lfll0 hls chref dehght Rfxrru E Cokxrsrr, R Ralph '1 SCIEHIIHC student xxlth '1 rather quret llLl'90U21llfV besrrles H1 Y 1nd Qcrtnct Club he got much plemurt Ollf of ltnotltrng 21 golf ball around for hltts to c1n1p 1nd h11nt xull be 1n tnglneer lAL1 'Nl Coumos l'1bl1to Sf'lI'flEKl both students md tvrchers xxrth hrs l111g111st1t Zilllllty should hrs stcond loxr. jour111l1s111 tltxtlopul It mlght xxtll doxt '11 xx1t1 hrs st hrs thoru. 1111o111,, N l1oo s , tt lro VK C11os11Y R no prtftrs th1t xxt cmphisrlt l11sl.ttl11ll 111 hrs 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Xlr ll1rp1r 21111 xxoodxxorlx of QL 1ool IllxL ll rxnt Kmg, and good moxrts Q111 prtssul dtsrrf. bu, lt rguc l1'1s1l11ll Nl 1115011111 Cow NOR Florthle har Copper topptr IQ har outstmdlng featurt '1lxx1xs Lltlltl' gettlng ln or out of troublt she h11l fun 1n Broun and Whzle, slappm tht bass serxmg '1s xrte pres1d1nt of H1 Y nursmg 111'1v cl'11m her R111111111 L Cou rm Drcl, h'1s subtle h11111or xxl11cl1 1ddf.d f11n to tht Ok meetmgs xxherc ht prtsrdcd, and to Student Court where lu xx'1s 1 membtr hrs mtcrest 111 1111th pornts toxxwrd ltch 1t prtstnt mothtr cnglneer C 1 1 xx 1111111111 Ckossv Gltnn '1 rcdh11rcd bclmtlht student pl nys tht clirrmt for rccrc1 t1o11 hrs mmr stlf h1111g.,1rs for ltnoxxl11lg.,L of tht 1rt rf illllklllj., oxs ITlll'Cl1ll'lL, xx1tl1 tht lllllll lf g1n1Ls run or shmt Xl XKIUN Dxl lL xxoao 1 IS '1 good ftllr xx xxl11t l1t 111 rl 1 lhr n xu llltl n1 mort hrstorx tht sub ut 11 tnjoxs srllx grrls 111nox 11111 rtls I11 Jllh UMM 1 W x 111 rl lllte t11 xxn L IS rotolm mn br 1 11 g,1r ons Qs 1111n.1g,111f tum Y M o l IS pruld l s lllblllgl' 1 ls JI ttrxt mu ol I xx o Lnoxxs b11or11L .1n 1r1h1t1tt 21 me Q46 ,ua-v ' .1 'C' :QC 'Q' Qslalsm . 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' ,. 3 iw' , ' ' K 'gf 2' 1 A The dances came, our hopes were high: S E N I 0 R S o o Q Q Girls couldn c dance, 'cause boys were shy mln 1' Nomura DEEMER Norma comes to us from Hemp held Townshxp her fayorrtes Include Nlrs Kneedler she enjoys Vocatlonal Home Economics because xt provrdes outlet for a fay orlte toplc of dlscussron clothes XIARY JANE DIBARTOLO Mary Jane possessmg a shrnmg wealth of brown halr she IS loyely to look at and admire an eyenmg wrth a who done rt provrdes excltement yearns to travel over the U S A as well as help 1n one of our downtown stores ISABEII A DRENNINF an all round sports fan and regular vrsrtor at Beltlers noted for lteepmg every letter receryed and for consxderlng choxr programs such fun she wrll be another Lady with the Lamp after Temple Renta one may smxle and smrle and smlle Renta does the key note of her amrable personalrty ns a radlant smlle and a wlllmgness to play pranks either upon puplls or teachers B ARBARA Fr PFRN Barb a scholar and outstandmg leader had a hand m many good thmgs Hr Y Band, Councrl, Dra matlcs, and thls Annual Temple Umversrty wrll prepare her for a career rn the medrcal world Dfxwry. I' Rm TI' Dawn drd junior hugh work at Harrold a follower of thc General Course she claims 'VIrs Kuhns her fayonte teacher art, her favorite subject Harry James and Frank Sumatra are also tops wrth her 22 Llaorumo B DEFABO IL an Academrc whose love for muslc led to study of the prano and collectlon of pictures and brographres of composers ln school we saw hrm tread the boards ELDA D1Clcco Chuck enjoys dates and has lots of them rarely farled to ment a blue sllp from the office when she ambled IIIIO Room 246 only one minute ate an expert at horseback rrdmg and roller skatmg jorw Duzco Duco now attending St Vmcents after only three vears of high school retams pleasant memorles of the sorree history class, and basketball games we shall be calling hlm Dr Durco ln the future XI un Arm Ewen 'Xlert a Commercral from New -X ex admires Miss 'Xlull she finds both her prano and chorr a solace you Fund her wrmng don t be surprxsed for she lowes to play with words on the printed page Or FA EMILI -Xuggle wlll never forget her first ate belreyes that her greatest ac complrshment rs controllrng her temper likes swlmmmg football bookkeep mg and Mr Douglass expects to be an accountant jor- ELBAYNK no mckname srnce he hates them he loses football and basket ma doesn t know how he d manage wrthout ple an rrrepressrble desire to be a doctor or lawyer has made hrm fasten hrs eye on college I R' . . . . . . zu. Av . . . . ' 2 I . . I Y I ' cr ' . I xv L . l I 1 1 Y I s 1 . as - -- yy ' ' l . ' - . Q' y Is . . . - ' . . . ' ' ' 5 v ' ' il Y! 4 H1 1 ' . , H Y. :Q ,Y . , L Q A A A v A v5 ' . . I . ' Y - . l .., ' ' 1 ... Rein M. ECKENROD , . if ' na ' ' v - - y l --I . Y, ' V- V v , 4 Y y cl . . . ' ' - ' ' ' ' ' ' ' l l 3 ! - . ' 4 ' . , . . . . . . . - , - , f ' k V ' Joe . . . ' , ' 6 ' ' ' ' 5 1 ll . . . ' ' 1 l . . 1 . , ' - nf - - - .-v J 'V' . . . A . , S E NIO RS . . . 223 1515.2 fl:,.ZiIZ.,'3,I'Z.Q'1'1 llffe' Irwls Lro FACKINER Lewis belongs to the group who find it hard to appreciate Farly to rise as a good motto he would love to as he now loves to play his trumpet read a good book, or eat .1 steak Josnri-r R FEDELE e another crew member of unsung glory who worked under the boss loves to loaf and shoot a game summer time is his favorite we can all guess why his goal is graduation F LOLISE FENNEI L YVeasie typified by a cheery h rooted for Hi Y the House Dramatic Club and Bios Logos wi always remember her first formal ability to make friends will help her as a future nurse QTANLEY FERET Srush well known for his wolfmg has a Ven for music so enjoyed choir Mr Meiser, and Kay Kyser gymnastics provide the thrill a minute which he craw es and the opportunity to use his muscles ELIZABETH Fersico Betty . . . spirited and bright , . . when typing . . . driving a car . . . going to the movies . . . working for the Sorores Club . . . or being a hall guard . . . in general just going to school . . . lier future is still undecided. Rosmwmnls Flcco . ia . . . an enthusiastic Commercial student . . . was active in Commercial Club Sorores and Senate . . . er favorite subject is English . . . she would gladly give up worldly pleasures to don the habit of a nun. kvll. 1 UN FARBFR tty another senior with a yen fir math pursued the Qclentlfit Course for four vears and enjoyed every bit of perhaps his interest in science will lead to a career in engineering after Ohio State CHARLOTTE FFNNELL Charlotte whose suppressed desire is to win on a quiz program came from iewickley but thinks G H S '1 good school added to the gaiety of Hi Y willingness to cooperate makes life more satisfving PALI I' Frxuzi Pau drives his own car to G H Q from Hempfield Township happiest when eating ice cream throwing hold or planning an escape in wrestling business managing sounds promising ,IALK Fi-lu USON Ferge came to us from Ruffsdale enuous of those who have spent four sears here while he had only two is partial to engineering and intends to specialize in electrical engineering at liech. sisviol 1 . . e of our wrestlers who ca ' g the I ail when ass . . . p ' - re axatir . . n I t - - ing att ' L C 'I' C IDUNALD RL'ssreLL Fiona Fido . . . one of Nlr, Bodycomb's stage crew' workers . . . plays billiards with lid and his boys . . . an owner of one of the real Delphi jackets . . . most contented when eating Chicken or watching football. 23 3 S E N I 0 R S o o Chapter Two, the Sophomore crew as FANINF P lsuek IS xlx acrous and all enthusrastlc eheerleader and wrestlmg fan helped edlt the Xnnual got a thrrll from a eertnn h1lfbacl, on our football squad Bet! Xl Sf X lnd Sorores elarmed ber membership Snuu FX luvr Cherrx Exe feet of blonde sweet ness lrlees to wlnle away tn11e rn e prno eant help srngrng so sles 1 nrtura for the c tns 11re plugging., lim U1 nm ll Il er ernes better hung through musre lonN VX FRANEY rus 1 earefree General fellow from Sllklll 1lw ns plaxrng baseball hopes to be a professlonal at the gnne wonder where studv entered hrs lrfe RM lwvvs IN demands we empl11s1Le that he comes from Rosxtown not Greens murg one of hrs faxonte grlpes not enough sports for small fellows set he was one of our track stars am hopes to be 1 professlonal ball plaser X um be 1 TOIN X 1da an Aeademlc student fron1 blew Stanton who has a smrle for ex ery one spends her spare time readlng and deselopmg prctures plans to contmue her education at hlrss Lonlevs see retarr 1l se 1ool L noun 1 A crAl 1 UCQI Carmre attended Npollo Hrgh Delmont Hrgh and Greensburg Hugh plans for some busxness school she was thrrlled with her first football enne loxes any thrng chocolate enjoxs a good orchestra 24 lxAT1111-Hs Frsurk F1sher knows when to speak and correctlx too especially ln math her fingers also speak on the prano and organ pleasantly recalls her HLUWIIICS ln New Stanton c0lIl'lCll wrll enter Carnegre leeh III 46 ANI FRAFAPAIXF enme wo11ld lrke to be a secretary with the good humor of her pet teacher, NINE Sloan who has helped her eode and decode speeehes and letters and tvpe too she sews and Kllll1LN for ree re ltlflll LAR1 Vl Fm F Car an enthuslast of 'Nlr Pounds favorrte subjeet agriculture enjoxed readlng l'rn1e Pyles Herr rr low Var drnes to school but CIYDF r FLILEM JR Buddy really hopes to Jom the Nnx wrthout persuasron blushes eas1lv lllllf happrlv recalls bemg lerssed and beconnng '1 senlor lNoxernber appeals to hlm because of huntrng and chreleen because its ooc BFTTX I FE GM LATIN Qoltey a Hash of blonde ha1r and brown eyes aeeentuated bw .1 smrle drnes blrthelx around ln her Packard to Beta X1 or Bertler s finds rt arnusrng to play trrcks on people and base a coke llrrsru GAsPrRw Hank one of those lucky fellows who rode to school on the bus t IS Y ocatlonal student slrpped rn hrs faxorrte ehennstry somehow s te hrrght fllfllft? 1s m auto rneehanre Q . 1 . f , A Y Y , v' . . . . e F' h . . . 'A ' A - ' A , . . . . , . . , , . V i Y B - I s Q V A V x . . - . . ' 1 1 r ' V' . f , '. w A ' '- :A : ' , ,. . , . . 1 ,..1.f.,z . - ' . V I Ki 91 l sv A - - - , R... , . , , K. ,K Z th- 'z 1 . . . ' A , 5 -' -1 ' . 4 f fl 'iz 1 l ' hoir . . . lA: , . lg l- A r ' c' I '17 5 ,:,,, , . . W Q never forgetting his idol, Vince DiMaggio usually doesn't make it until afternoon. .L . ? I A . ,4 , h I .lr A . . . he V A A ,le-1 ' . I. U . s - , Rzj... ' 3 'X r,. , ' A . . , V ' -A A - - 1 1 1 . .. ' V ' ' -f --g V .1 Y ' , . . . l -. . . H' . N ,E - Y i ' v , , .. 'V . L ' , 4 I . A , i f y . v 7- ' eg V . . l L I B V 97 I. , I A - 4 . . . V. , ,S L ,fa A , Q . N 2' ' 1 . e . . . e 1' , 4 ' 3 7 - , . . Y 4 AN V - V- Ax A ' A -' ' A. , . f . , . look: 1 il . ' A ' . lt h , S E N l O R S o Q o gititnctiatrjcxigisnsizmvezriljhtilslaevelgtaliciiiialliipes xllkkf ARPT Croix: r leggx a lwelx brunette lights in sinking baskets for the girls hasketbill team thoroughlx enjows A with 'ill its 'ILIIXI loxal librarx assistant she cherishes her ple isant memories of C H Q JOHN B GIPFFN Mouse took the kcademic Course with 'Vlr Shields as captain stands up for Hi Ys rights shows off his skill in swimming with perfected strokes will struggle with criminal law Noam AN H Gefwrz Norm a true lover of fishing who is most content when reeling in 1 big fish at some faxorite haunt learning to drwe, attending a dance, operating a store all are his past and future plans Nlmw GOSNFII Skinny xitallty plus t is friendlv sport fan who is thrilled bv baseball gimes has hobbies of mak mg friends reading and listening, to the ratio heads her hopes toward nursing as a eareer 'klnnceriurr Jofxrs Gnrrisr Gete quiet and well liked girl this General Course student who enjoys Nliss Sloan and shorthand can re ills dance, and does expects to eontlnue her education at Philadelphia with 1 be iutx culture course NlATll.DA C. Germs Bunny . . . this diminutive typist for the Bro-:wi and Wlzite won a Commercial award and honors at Harrold . . . er work as secretary rf Commercial Club provided good practice for becoming a private secretary. Nlusi i Guizisr Blondie fixe fee two ues if 1 ue would like to keep the home fires briehtlx burning, she alwixs has 'i bateh of letters to write thinks s o I fl ln 0 Ttttlke 1 gums ring Crum i s Gnzov Charlie our hefty 209 pound guard has no time for women rather quiet but proudes many unintentional laughs lends his wocal talents to the choir will studv engineering some where JOSI-PHINE ANN GLOD greets her friends with 1 casual smile remembers G H S for public speaking, history and Miss Brunelli swimming C' A X 'ind collecting pictures approprlite her spare time NIARSHALI Gouemwc JR Ducky our tiny but nughtv bas ke all player was e of our top trumpeters of the band and orchestra added zip to Amicis hayrides ind gatherings will go on with axiatlon he hopes kk ll i I-XXI W GRIFH1 us Grill Omega Xis own ehaulfeur claims his Chexy the best in town besides studying 'Nlr Stahle s mathe matics and window trimming at Trout man s, he finds time for his club and planning a future in display work. Doxoruv Hi-uuusox ot . . . one of the more cuiet additions to our class from Minor ...' t intent on being a teacher of her favorite subject-history . . . considers being appointed treasurer of Brocwz and lfliiff her greatest accomplishment. 25 i S E N I O There were lessons taught ancl lessons learnecl. ' ' ' 'Mong other things, some money earned. J' -IFNNIE HARROLD Jennie an ambltrous Commercial student from Southwest she spends many leisure hours reading plans to follow the path of a busmess career at the completion of business school jfuvrrs HAYDEN m often last, but never leas thus dashrng pal from Southwest states that he comes to school vanous ways and has had many a rendez vous wrth Mrss McFarland enjoys a good ball game any time -ILNF Hsnorss une a Commercial student Ends her hugh school years most pleasant skrpped from contrnent to contment xrsltmg England and France blushes when gnvmg oral talks hkes every class but gym XX n 1 IAM W HELMAN 1 one of our promising sclentrfic moys found trme for both study and un pepped up the cheerrng at the games as Leo the Llon made friends as secretary of Amlcl Brown and ll lute clalms h1m too ju rs HIGHBERGER anne unpredlctable but creatrve she arranged the photography for the Annual and sketched for Mrs Qchoepf both Omega X1 and Beta Xl call her lnrtle slster Interior decorating should prmlde outlet for talent I0-KNNE HOFFMAN our blonde glamazon openly affirms she rs always hungry always sleepy, never satisfied s e lowes dancing and pretty clothes takes notes for H1 Y and the class of and types for Brown and Whzte 26 XVILLIAM Hamzow Wxlllam IS a llttle Imp ut wishes to be remembered as a very good oy plays blg bad wolf from the srde lmes but wrll probably settle down when he gets mto engrneermg at Tech jums HAYDEN June a blue eyed blonde who says her pet peeve IS boys hkes reading Emersons essays got much enjoy ment out of Beta Xl, Sorores, Dramatrcs, and basketball games expects to be a dletman EvELYN RUTH HELMAN ve reads at all trmes, so served capably as a lrbrary assistant own a beauty salon to travel California to attend any kmd sports affair these are only a few her desires EDMUND HERRING Frs an active member of the G and one of Mlss Mc Cormlcks hopefuls had lots of fun rn Hr Y and Sclence Club expects to attend Penn State so that engineers will Include htm ln the ranks BEATRICE Hmscn ea rs one of the gurls whose frlendshlp we shall always cherish a German refugee she came so gladly to Amerrca to share with us our happlness we cant forget she dld four years work nn three EDWARD M HOGAN versatile club member at Altoona and Kenmore High rkes scnence hence chemlstry was a pleasure camping and hrkmg rn the open plus forestry work sound allurlng so off to Cornell or Penn State Our Sophomore party was a gala aflaur, S E N I 0 , , , We danced and sang - stull had money 'co spare Mfuuur HOFAN Tum one of the most enthusuastuc sports fans added the spuce to basketball upon whuch she pruded her se loathed unexpected tests but survuxed desures for becomung a secretary loom hugh NIARY Hokusocu-t Mary Commercual student who joined us from Salem Townshup ukes Sunatra ,ram swoon always wullung to joun the gang at Peres Nut Shop or elsewhere aums her future toward secretarual work NANCY HOYLE Rocks zu peppy Hu Y supporter whose blonde haur and good humor wun the affectuons of all who know er her cheery hello would be ap propruate for a doctor s olufuce where she aums to be an attendant Cumutuses HUJTFR Chuck tall dark and handsome from Harrold s passes much tume on that certaun raul to be kept happy he would luke a mulluon gurls and a Cadullac wuth them hus greatest accomplush ment beung a senuor CLAREXICE R JACKSON Stonewall r 6 l star o e gruduron gvm floor and cunder path lukes pre flught and Nluss Vlursung best fauorutes run from basketball to Buucks us consuderung Ohuo State ROBFRT JOHNSON Bo wuth the unruly haur and extensuxe uocabulary frequentlx dusplayed func dramatuc abuluty us worlt un Dramatuc Club and Broan and ll lure w as commendable us prumarulx unterested un raduo announcung Roururr Hoctr Pagan athletuc munded he at tempted a varuety of thungs dusplaved hus prowess un football wrestlung track and on the stage crew these 'uctuvutues ltept hum busy when not at Fusher s Dou.okFs Jesus Hovr Dolly thus musuc lover us an ardent fan of Bung Crosby eatung., dancung and football games also afford her much pleasure but her sup pressed desure us a buusuness career as soon as possuble NIARY ANN Hurts Ann a red haured bus patron from Salem fownshup consuders Muss Barron her favorute teacher and Englush her favorute subject she wull attend the school of nursung at Allegheny General lcwus C IANNLYZO Sonny an A 1 accorduon player transports everyone anywhere un hus car Delphu and Q G A keep hum un close contact wuth socual lufe looks forward to sacatuons at Rector and study at Putt over Nl JENKINS W dreams of the day she tan add one cubut to her stature that would make her hue foot two s e had a nune month thrull her juunuor 'wear clumattd un beung a 'Nlax Uuuecn attendant Curvw W ouuxsTo's Glenn a tuller of the soul wuth hus heart un hus work learns new farm methods and umproxenuents u p esudcnt of F I' X rcpaurs nuu chunery un hus leusure .und hunts for the fun of ut 27 . . ,Y . . 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'HAM MMU ARET jom s Peggv a tallcatne Peter lan wlIo rounded out actIvItIes wrth HI Y Dolphln, and band e1tIng Iec Ll'E llTl III Beltlers and wrItIng poetry for her I3 s Scout work prepares her for future sthool teachlng I RANLI-S IXAYI on Francs wIth a pleasmg smlla. and IndIxIdII1l ptrsonallty mme from Hur rold gh H1 a hlg wax she Iucd h r brt to the solree Ier thlrr finger left hand holds a Cllilfllflllll lonrs lXFIIX ILL a forIner UIIIIJIIIKIXNII box was an actne member and chapl1In of HI Y he always helps decorate the rIIl after school -laclt has hlgh ll1lllIflUl'lS to own a busmess of hIs own thmce IURI NLI lXIltt I thIs strawberrv blonde from Southwest found happlness In com to ll 9 and Nlrs lxneec 1 s hngllsh elasses the c.0llSClIl'll wel comed thls falfllflll skater XXII I IANI I KIMMEI I has fun no nnttcr whtre or when plavs pool In the IIIYLFIIUS between much detested homework e phl meetmgs, and football games hls motto IS keep SlT'lIlll1g and lu. Leaps If well RAI I ll X IL ron lXlNkl-AID Zoot one of our Southwest nut ups who lILes drnrng Plxmourhs plIx Ing basketball and loafmg around thIs future pharmacIst aptlx serxed as prtsldent and Representatnc of 246 pet peue-corny Jokes 28 NlARllE KATONKA TIDKIISIC whose tastes run from gardenlas to tallored clothes IS an and adInIrer of the latest styles and an enthusIastIc rooter of the nursIng profcssmn her own choIce among t ITCCFQ lAlRlC,lA .IANF Krmuxs at fits the song A Prefix Czrl If lzke a Melodg she adds color to Greensburg HIgh wIth her smlle aIId Hash of brunette haIr IS stnctlx Qllllll wlIen lt comes to dancmg u holds HI Y to the lIIIIIt lonv PAII KIKAIO oIn has bIg brown eyes that rullx get blgger as he looks at you football and baseball take second plant IH hIs Ll'l0lCL H5Ing hIs fIrst low. when dre'1mIng about BIlly Conn lu appears h1ppIest BIIIRI I R KIIIIMEL Sl blonde waledILtorIan from Southwest IInIor I-hgh she would loxe to take IIp journahsm er hobbv hung wrItIng IS glad to e illll, and would lIl.e to trawl all around the world R M Mono KING two lunch perIods were not possIble aspIres to be another Henry Ford because of Interest In a jalop5 declares hes a woman hater Penn State holds lIIs future lXXlY KIRIXIINII lxaty dl two mars III our school preceded bx two xears at Harrold she has a happx spIrIt wlmh splasul III ur xt s g sprlghtlx dance she secretlx dreams of college I . , I - , . . . . 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' Romm Nl lXlSfI Hi ll an 1rdent haselnll fun and mablt pl ner of slnd ot 51 spent lus tune huntmg md hs mg., too the fnnerll Course to he lrt and fnored Xlr Dougl rss undeelded ls to future pl ms ANF lsr lsr rss'w1Tu ane has 1 suppressed desxre to become 1 secretary delxghts ln danc mg and wrmng lettcrs also ln col lectlng., her fnends photos loxes to laugh and haye just loads of fun X IOLFT KLOFS IC thus muslc fiend loves to smg 1nd to hear any kmd of musxc a natural future for her IQ ln the held of musle choir IS the only el1ss that IS not too long N1ARfARl' T lsocuuc Peggy a student of Commereral Course who enjoyed hrstory under Xflss WICCWOHQLF p1sses tune wrltmg letters and llstenmg to Tommy Dorsey and Harry ames finds her camer1 an lnterestrng hobby Rosrkr 'Nl Kem: o carried the Sclentlfle Course through four hard years plays the uolln, collects stamps enjoys baseball and carries on for H1 Y has plans made for mechanlc1l Cl'1glI'lCCl'lIlg at Carnegie luech Resrces L Kessel F Becky song, blrd from Young wood who sings solely for the fun of If anything sporty or casual I5 just her me this definitely mcludes horse luacle ruling her future ls a bool. leeeplng career S E N I 0 The rank of a Jumor our highest arm' 0 0 0 Nary a Freshman could put us to shame Brin lsr IN1 HXSXIIIH Betty 1 brown haired, broxxn eyed student from Salem spends her spare tune keeping 1 scrapbook of her hlg.,l1sel1ool days readmg noxe s xxearlng, sport elothes and rulng Bultles afford happy hours Nl-un I oe Kr lsr msxuru 'Vlary lou personality 1nd charm are woxen into her unusual 1rt mn nmg prmes m statewnde contests master mg the mtrncacles of s encll palnnn are a few of the talents of this future Hattie Carnegie B1 R1 HA Kwon vrr Bertie a G 'X A member whose pet peexe NV'lS typmg errors her favorlte subject was shorthznd 1m her faworlte teaeher r Douglass nlturally her desrred future ls to be 1 QLLTCITFW ost PH G KRIXOINIAK goes for LlLCU'lLlIN eyen to radlo programs lllee Az! 1 ur, Rermrrh 1nd te1ehers lllee 'Nlr Dans m the sports line, this former H nr rold student enjoys a good game f football l lHl-I lseuss Kuhns laughs loudest when she I9 happy cheers loudest when she IS enthusiastic Imagine hon happy she would be rldmg a motoreyele me hon sorry she ls for the poor frosh X IIIKXI l ATIXIIR 1 appe irances 1re deeennng on hrs quiet nature eoyers up those deyxllsh eyes you ansxyer tns ne do know he rs happiest when sleeplng late ln the mornmg exce s nn :ll sports 29 1 4 4-4 SENICRS J 0 0 Chapter Three, almost free. joim LAUFFER jack . . . attended three high schools . . . Beckley, where he was a football managerg Peabody, now Greensburg . . . where he became a member of the gymnastic team , . . plans to study at Pitt or Tech. joi.i2NE Lsccm jo . . . comes to us from Derry Town- ship . . , got a thrill out of being sixteen and driving a car . . . her philosophy is . . . work goes faster while singing . . . we wish her luck in the teaching pro- fession. xlARlON LEISTER Pug . . . remembers the fun she had in her junior year . . . serving as home- room secretary, warbling third period in 302, and sipping cokes in Beitler's . . . l'ug acquires her beautiful tan swim- ming at Mountain View. FRANCES LINF Crete . w Salem lxer resi- denceg er the future she a i - h . a are does t ng gf in bells, ta dy . . ' mici, soiree, da ci g b f a make four one peasure after X. f V I.oNc . . . a petite and merry Miss . . . nm is happiest whdf singing . . . or IJ mping with the band . . . if Lady Luck holds out, she will stand behind the footlights on a concert stage and charm audienccf 30 BETTY JEAN LEASURE Betts . . . South Greensburg's pride and joy . . . greatest accomplishment was staying home school nights . . . when she wanted to be dancing . . . lives and learns at the South Greensburg juke-joint . IRENE LEHMAN Dizzy . . . who tells one and all that Bill Boarts' is the best place to 'fswoon' to Johnny Johnston records . . . an athletic girl . . . her good sportsmanship is but one phase of her affable character. JANE l,IcHTENFFi.s Lic . . . valedictorian from Manor . . . is mathematically inclined . . . so intends to make math her life's work . . . added her bit to the Annual , . . and had much enjoyment from the French Club and girls' basketball. NIARIEARIZTIE LINNEMANN Margie . . . a future nurse . . . has all the requisites of being a companionable one . . . her tastes run from tennis and croquet to music and literature . . . though usually quiet, she enjoys a hearty laugh. Donornm LOMICKA Dory . . . an Academic student who found typing class a pleasure . . . dis- likes nightwork . . . yearns to drive fl car . . . plays the clarinet and piano. . . thinks she will continue her musical study at Seton Hill. MARJORIE LORD Marni . . . Seventh Ward commuter . . , is always prompt and quiet . . . finds the activities of Hi-Y and Sorores the most fun . . . the cokes at Beitler's the best . , . a merchandising job, a worthwhile future. As upperclassmen we thought we knew S E N I 0 , , The hows, the whats, 'the wheres, and whos Fnwaxn I L mtorsxv L an accompllshed stage crew man finally reached the supreme helght of manager spends conslder able tlme mth the Bunker Hull gang where there s Fd there s Fido Romlzr E lYoNs o whose llfe would be complete nf he could wear the green of a Marme he thrills at reading dare devll flctlon we can picture hum now as 1 grease monkey with hls tools DoN W MAHON EY Deacon this hery football flash f G H S skates to perfectnon ln hls spare tnme coachmg holds an mterest for hum but the vonce of the U S Marme Corps speaks qunte loudly MARY ALICE MANNING Blondne checked on cafetena trays for two years she got to know us so well that she even knows the chlselers she hopes Westmoreland wxll glve her a chance to prove that she desires to bL a nurse above all else THOMAS MARKULIN Tom quiet and likeable handsome profile and flashing smzle make many fnends for thus semor pleasant to eseryone, he detests snobs but revels ln trlg class hls gatewav to englneermg Tnoxms 'XIARSH om often seen about Perfection Photo IS the boy who always re turned from Plorlda after school vsas xsell on the nay Sclentlhc Course Nlr Stahle chemical engmeermg at Lch these are his choices ALI Fm LL DWICK Hen one of our jesters from Southwest who has slld his trombone through three years of band there and two years here because of his AHSIUIIV for that mstrument his ndol IS Tommy Dorsey JI-.RUEL L MAGNER erry Southwest s Casanova found great pleasure m AmlCl hutch hnklng to St Louls and commg to G H S would llke to become an erudlte mathematxcnan after leavmg these halls of learmng Ross MARIE MANGERY Buttons a Commerclal who IS thoroughly soclal she loves people and loves to go places anywhere IS better than staymg at home know her mcludes knowmg her brace lets, rmgs and scrapbooks HFLEN MANSOUR umor High IS fond of skatmg and baseball longs to see a W orld Serxes game some day seeks personallty and humor m fnends to match her own character Er ANK ELIN E I MARKJELL Angle was xery thrllled when she was accepted for choir for she lox es to smg even whlle she works she hopes for a musical career au to thls her enjoyment ln public speaking RALPH XIARSHALL General lowa m sd Eli maneux erable a team quent a nm mg for hlS fnends 31 Leones t is a u I El... I - Bb... ' ' ' ...to l ' l ' l ' ' Helen . . . a spark from Southwest ' ' ...a .- ' .fn , 'A V V' o n' 'I'-' ' ', t u a ' rd s'tb ' i u '...al 'h l et- f SENIORS . . . New friends now joined our happy crowd: Of them we soon became quite proud. DONALD NIASTROLCO Don kept certam teachers guessmg rather shled at hlS d11t1es as helper to home room presndent one of those xx ho travel wlth the gang ut plans to serve h1s country 1n the future XX Il 1 1AM EDWARD MAT7FhBALlI Matz represents South Greens burg thls barltone player dreams of hung., someday a substltute for Harrv 1mts Band and H1 Y are two of lus 1Lt1y1t1es hrs future workmg on the r11lroad Xl11Br1tT M MCCAUI EY Bebe l'7LISlCSI blg t1me operator 1 G H S pres1dented Am1c1 and 713 helped lead Sclence and Dramat1e tlubs conducted soc1al affalrs for S G A led the anv1l chorus and was stmor football manager ww' OMBE AfV M14 , fsalutat r1an19fJa1s graduafmg class from South est J4uru01VH1g wdn G H S hvbafs YVltl'l ,l1lS s eet tr11m and basketball objects to g1rls 1n megp,clot'h1r'1 plans for h spiurure lean tayafd dn-g1he'er1ng RAL1 1-1 E AILCLRDY lard another Northslder who nluays enjovs a laugh finds women a yery lnterestmg subject he l1ked Hghtmg lt out w1th the Greensburg IIOIIS football team a future !'l1ZlLl1ll'llSI jul r 'NILHLU-1 Shorty WIVHCIOUS and happy says eyery year of school has been fun IH fact all llfe IS exc1t1ng from horses to planes to med1c1ne t e latter she w1ll pursue at Duke 1f she has her w1sh 32 Rosmvr MATHIAS o has a d1vers1ty of IDICFCSIS xxh1ch make l1fe a whlrl handyman at the Trlbune Renew trombon1st for orchestra ch1ef josher Wlfh anv pal he meets and then a formal wlth an adorable glrl GWEN MAXWELL Gwenme belongs to those who to know her IS to l1ke her excels m a varlety of sports adm1res those who are frank w1th her she expects to tram for nurslng 'NTA1 MLCI AIN Mae llVCS and breathes 1n a musrcal atmosphere whether ICS poundlng out boogle WO0glC dreammg of a future she dehghr fully entertamed at Sorores teas Sorores her most pleasant act1v1ty Ronnvr McCoMn Browme a Nortbs1der who clalms that the P1rates were robbed gets IIIIIIUICS of slxth ptrlod he l1kes to laugh and lISll3lly finds t1me for It any where JAM!-h F MLFARLAND Bump noted for h1s jov1al1ty always has a good t1me wlth the fellows 1n Omega X1 S G A on the football team and as wrestllng manager s h1gh sp1r1ts endeared h1m to classmates PAUL MESSICH 16 when It came to sports ht x s t mamstay of the football team and member of track and J X basketball teams llltLS Vaughn Monroe two b1ts as to why he collects match coy ers I - '. . . . U ' ' rc' ss ' I I I cr ' sr ' - A' H 'N' ., ' ' U . . . b , ll A 41' i ' I I . KK . . ,, . . . . . - . - 1 . l Y . . . . ' , , A , j. . '- - ' '1 ' L S Y. U 1 1 1 . , I . . 1 ' ' Y , ' '- ' . . . or ll ' ' Yl 'rl 1 ll ' Y, ' ' y 1 1 . A ' H K: , , U U . . . ' 1 . . . if ' YY f ' 3 I , 1 1 A lv., :.. X , ' . , , W ,fl ' , a kick out of huntlng and the last few 1 N , H. -A .V 2' . . x. 'U' . ,V , , ... - - h , ,' ' ' ' ' 15 ' ar Y ,- ' ' .L- nf' ' A AJ , I F :AA 1. . 1 I W- .l AVA! 0 f '1' I ,, 2 ' 1 ' ... ' ' ' ' ' , ,- - - - , ...h1 . . Y. V P' .. . ' 1, - I A- i- 4 - 15 va ui my - U I - 1 ' . . . 'l I ' , , , ' ' ' ' 7 - ',, ' , ' I A . In I 44 Y- - uv , - - ' y 1 4 1 A - ' A . . . h ' Our junior girls became a lure, S E N I 0 R S o o o For the so-called wolves who sang L'Amour. MARGARET M. METRICK Geeta . . . thoroughly enjoyed all four years here . . . and loathes leaving . . . for social life, it's dancing to Guy l.ombardo's orchestra . . . for work, it's as a packer for the American Glass Company after school hours DOROTHY Lot ISE MEWHFRTPR Dot has two great Ioxes hIllbIlly music and spaghetti wIth horseback rIdIng C0mlng In as a close third commercIal actIvItIes are pre parmg her for a future role a a stenographer ALLAN MILLER t IS future pilot wIll never forget the first tlme he soloed plane IS his first love, bllf he can always be seen with a certain Sal In the future the study of engmeermg wIll take up his time FERN O lNllLLER Fern a G H S football fan from Unlty TOWnShlp stlll conslders learn Ing to type Vlllfh more than two lingers a real art loves singing ut expects to pursue OHICE work as a second choice ALAN NIISKILL Scratch our clownmg and mIs chxevous trumpeter with Star Dust In hIs eyes longs for the dass when he wIll play for a name band spent the best of his school days mth 'Vlr Wleiser at band and orchestra DONALD 'Nlor FAT Don one of oIIr F l' 'l boss from Qalem he enjoxs pumplun ple hates to stop for anyone or am thing especlallv red lIghts he reallx means If xxhen he saxs he urshts to he a good farmer Nfwcv NIIQ'I'zI:IaR Blondie . . , :I Commercial student who has proudly mastered shorth:IIIIl . . . centered her social interests in Sorores and L0lTllTlt.l'Cl3l clIIb III hcr share of yclhng to support oIIr Golden LIONS Pittsburgh Business School beckons WIIIIANI MIYIR Lharhe always Hashcd Ill Ilter thc last bell mInIIs 'In excuse spent hours tmkermg mth Bump s or Clflll-ltl'l5 car Interests Include drnlng and repamng autos mechanics 'It Car negxe Tech looks lll'0l'TIlSlIlg CIAIR XIILIPR Qlalr unassuming Xgrrculturc student from lNcw Stanton lcnn Stxte IS hIs lllIll11'ltl. goil Iftcr lc'Iv Ing G H S playing the vlohn 'lllll collectmg match towers afford l'lllll ton siderable fun JOYCE lxfllILS oyce Vocatlonal Home I'Q0l10llllLb student most comfortIblL when lounglng In slacks Ind sweaters It home an all round energetIc C X X glrl especIally when lf comes to bIsltct ball wIth Mrs King -XLIIREI MOFFAT Blondie likes nothmg htttcr th III a heaped plItc of spIghtttI su a most popptd her buttons upon r ccnlng., htr dmmg hunsc IIIIUIIL, her ambitions IS her desire to bt I model secretars R AI NIOXII xlfll IN ARI as Slltllllllt student uIsIIs L Iuld drnt In llSll1Ul'7llL I st In his greatest IccoIIIplIslIIIILIIt u IN X s III Xlcchamc Il llrmlng s Ilrt reams to tr IIIIHIIIUJ c business and oun I garage 33 A N13 Ns 1 +-. v S E N I 0 Intellectual souls and class clowns, too, 0 Were what composed our happy crew. GFRAI n MOONEY erry the happy go lucky presl dent of boys Hr X can thlnk of nothing better than juke boxes ln all study halls his lrfes ambmon IS to be a mechanical draftsman and have consrderable tlme to loaf Joslin 9 NIOYAR C our classmate from Monon gahela who came here and held the lme for the Lions thrs loyal member of Amlcl enjoyed art ln the studlo and bulldmg models the study of clec trncrty IS hls present plan KLNNTTll MURRAY Ken a dnscharged Navy man who rcrlly saw plenty of action m the South l 3Clf'lC aw Pearl Harbor, Australia, South America commg back to hugh school meant commg back to fnends and hc truly enjoyed lt lol ls NoBn.F ou a muslcran to hrs xery fingertips xwhlch he bites loves lus saxophone and plavs and plays am plays lf not rn orchestra or und Ill Mr Melsers room recommends a j1zz band for G H S RomRT OClIiLlIZZO om black curly halr and likeable personality are dlstmgulshmg oot ball IS his favorlte m sports advocates Z1 gun club for our school hawmg passed hls pl lcal he plans hrs f tur tl Manne Corps M' YA OR xrc hnny usually at Holfmans or 'qt mme helped solve Qxlta bl s n the House of Repre sent tr es., his travels through the Xcade course were directed toward Larnegre Tech and engineering 34 JANE MoRRow ame thxs vrvacrous hazel eyed HIY member often rests t Beltlers loses her sloppy sweater and sklrt outht greatest thrill was learning to drne busmess school looks good for next year GroRctz M UKA Muka a fnend of ours from Forbes Road travels m a four wheeled wonder but wlll settle for a new Ford IS a key figure ln out of school sports traveled through school by vsay of the Agrlculture Course BARBARA IFE NEWTON Babs the Annuals own busmess manager expects to contmue her excellent start ln bookkeepmg serv mg Brown and White Dramatic Club and the lrbrary as an assrstant kept her very active at G H S IYLE O BRYAN ye whose only books were women s looks hates to get up rn the morning admrts he hopes to be well situated has his head ln the clouds as he follows the beam to Spartan Avlatlon College ANN MARc ARI-1 O1 SHE!-SKI Annie a Vocational Home Eco nomnc student Mxss Hudson s English claimed hrst place on her prefer ence l1st she collected old coms and dreamed of cream pre whlle loafmg rn Pete s Nut Shop BARBARA R OSTERWISE Otherwise anytime anywhere, any place-she feels llke dancing rn fwfr she likes It so well she would like tr make lf her llfe work receives much enjoyment from sports under Mrs King and Dolphin '- ... l . ' as as a . . , , V ...Y '-f ' . ...i . . . , .. . ' ' ' KC ,Y V A U i if .. ,, . JO - ' -- ... v A ' ' , , ... l l , D , 'xl n I D I . lov ...s ' ' . ,. 1 y ' v ' ' v Ll Y YY ' ... ii I ' Y at - llfy ' Ar Y ' .'. Y' ' ..'he ' ,Y KK Y ,Y . l f ' l: . ' l it 'I G A 1 1 S f' . ' . . , Bl... , l ' ' ' 2' ...f - ' ' ' ' ' I ...he ' 7 . Y A ' , I . .fl u 1 le . . . A, A , , I 'lo XM' . V K af: X . l I.. ' ' ' ' ' , .' . . . DOLORFS OTTINO Ottins always with a song in her heart came to us a senior from latrobe High so tries to diyide her loyalty between Latrobe and Greens burg spends her time remembering t1e past and dreaming of the future jisrrfu l PALEINCHAR e came to us from Hurst we shall remember how easy it was for him to steal a nap while the teacher worked hard he chose one of his sports hero DON PALMER Mouse the life of anybodys party is fond of Miss Barron minus the Espanol gave his all to Amici nd S C X but Bea IS really his main interest teasing girls has always afforded pleasure MMM Akrr PANOSKY Margaret green eyes and brown hair announce this senior quiet herself, she dislikes talkative people . . . enjoys getting together and dis- cussing things with her fellow Home Economics club members. DONALD PERRUQUET zzie L? constantl hj ks in terms r. . . asketball he ' om Harrold . . . de our team and is prdnd of th rnkp . . . enjoys an llfgufgst ith an official . . . plays no mean game of golf. Rosmmkv PETRARCA Petrarca . . . the creator of a well- worn path between 237 and 251 . . . yet she claims typing a pet peeve . . . - coming a member of the GAA. afforded her much pleasure . . . swimming is her favorite pastime. We enjoyed the dances, but dreamt ofthe day IJOLORI-S hlARlF PAcLK Dolores blond, blue eycd adxo cate of nursing the crystal ball foretells training at Mercy Hospital we hope her patients are not loquauous for she dislikes people who talk too much XX AL rin PM KA Walter a Vot xtional student uhosc fayorite subject is iuto mechanits he expects to be a car doctor comes from Hannastown for a good movie or football game is one of thc manv stamp collectors HAI LY ANN PAI Mrk ga ly our May Queen attendant in 1943 has long brown tresses and sparkling blue eyes can hardly wait for the day when lee will como. homc to stav always counting Hi Y s money or sipping 1 coke it Butltrs RAI PH Jost- PH PANTAIONE Pants . . . always has a car filled with girls . . . life in high school centers around music . . . choir band orchestra . . . wrestles but not with his musical sax . . . watches the dance from 'i seat in Dick Hunters band. RLTH PETERS Ruth . . . athletically inclined, she intends to follow in the footsteps of her fayorite teacher, Mrs. King . . . when active sport is not available . . . sie enjoys reading a good mystery '... listening to the radio. Domkts PETRELLA Doily' . . . active member of G,qX..'L and collector of G.H.S, football writc-ups . . . possesses a fancy' for sport clothes and football games . . . her enthusiasm for shorthand and typing will be an aid in her chosen career. 35 ..X S E N I 0 R S o Q Q sOf the greatest event, our big soiree. 4 , . i i I v , .... a - ' - own classmates, Paul Messich, for his ' P ' I U ' ' ' ' L 2 bmqiiio yy- - - AI U . . K 4 4 f , W M l L - i3 of ts a Q ca X V e t 3 i . ' or ' 4 be S E N I 0 R S o Q a Chapter Four, we take the floor. A V' 'Krxrrrur o N Prr 'rkomot I atc self cffacmg puprl whose quret good nature won hrnr mam frrends a mcmber of thc Dramatrc Llur he emoted wrth glec on tht stage of the Manos 'Vlrss Trefts and publrc spe'rLrng are lrrs faworrtes Rrcrrfour J Porvrroxr Andy drvrdes hrs tune between shop and classroom 1lvrays wrshrng tlrrt ttsts had nu tr been rm cnted thmlts our own Prc rs thc rdeal sports rtro and that berng a machrnrst would be rnterestrng Ions C Przrcr olrn always trcklrng the rxorrcs or burldrng graceful arrplane models llrcs the lrrger replrcas now wants to be an acronautrcal engrneer so he can spend hrs lrfe wrth hr head rn the clouds Xr MA F Rcrsosr x a vrxacrous blondc wrth in rttrrctrxc Frgure she lrkcs to srrrg, so hclped chorr to l1ZlI'l110I'lI7C collcctul prctures and m'rde frrends for hobbres plans to combrne m.1src and sccretarnl work Arr R a repr e rv of Harroc o X rkes thrng better 1 rl s atm w hes all school cen loafs at Peres hopes to bc c lrtt wrfe someclav Dorror rn RoArrrxrA Dottx ex er prescnt sornetrrnes lrttle but always srlerrt rn tlrsses or vshen holdrng a hrll gurrd posrtron has 1 surct lorrgmg to be a vrrrtcr but xxrll stttle for a job of clerltmg 36 DONALD PrNcHocrc Perk lrkes drawrng blueprrnts rn the Vocatronal Course takes best to summer, but fall runs a very close second because Nrmrod Pmchock always gets hrs rabbrts hopes to make an ex ccllent rnachmrst after graduatron M ERCEDFS PONZETTO Blondre flxe foot three rnches of rntellrgencc vras one of Mrss Trefts able chemrstry students she has collected heaps of screntrhc artrcles vshrch blend wrth her desrrc to pursue studv rn scrence LATHLRINE Pnocx Catherrne goes on rn her quret unassummg manner srncere rn her work happy rn her ovxn way she would enjoy helpmg to care for un fortunates just as she enjoys lrsten mg to good music Vrcrorz P REGOLA Vrctor has flyrng rn hrs blood got hrs prlots lrcense thrs summer has an aflmrtv for Mrss Nlccormrck and physrcs enjoys Poe and mystery storres rs wartrng for the green lrght from Prtt cngrnccrrng school Rossrtmru RILEY Rrley just loves to gad around especrallv when 303 rs her rendezx ous her lose for art prompts her to pursrre study m thrs lrne a school not yet selected, wrll prepare her for thrs xocatron jrxrvrrs F Rorsrrssorv Rube who has an overflovrmg abundance of energy trres hrs best to use rt sen ed rn Student Court and was a true blue member of Amrcr hrs future lres bchrrrd locked doors the key hc hasnt found ut S E N I O R S Through summer till September we were all rn great suspense, ' ' ' ' When Mr. Jacobs finally came, our pleasure was rmmense Br1'rY RouAL o full of gum and grggles loves sleeprng rn late brrght red 1923 Fords and Bugs Bunny comics proudly passed a Red Cross swrm mmg test and hopes to become a phy srcal educatron Instructor ANNA Ross Anna wrll always be remembered for her cafetena actrvrtres because Mr Douglass bookkeeping was her favorrte, she wxshes for a bookkeepmg career her crltrcrsm Why not grve two credrts for bookkeepmg? JULIA Rossi u re our petnte brown eyed artlst the best thmgs come rn lrttle pack ages firm of purpose a regular rn Mrs Schoepfs art room rn the future, art and secretarial work will occupy her trme STELLA L RULLI te a Vocatlonal Home EC enthusrast she may strll be mrstaken for a freshman thrilled at muslc of Brad Hunt at the sorree she clelrghts rn dancmg takmg long hrkes eatrng rce cream at Pete s MARFARET SAML ELS Margie a versatile senror plays the piano with the greatest of ease takes part rn all G A A doings soaks up Vrtamrn D whrle swrmmrng wrsh success to thr future secretary RAY SAR! ER ay our able Creenfburger edltor rs a very busy boy rn C H S rs a member of Student Senate Amrcr band orchestra and presrdent of Scrence Cub Ray wrll attend Tech or 'X l T for engrneenng JAN FT A ROVIAN this Commercial f udent dls plays lustrous auburn harr brown eyes and pearly white teeth she wrll make a good advertrsement for beauty school which she hopes to attend enjoys good musrc and dancrng rj gwfflfflb MICHAEL Ross Mrke ublqurtous out t whose mama rs math N lects all the pictures of GHS s orts actrvrtres he would be a happy man always amrable he leaves pleasant memories behind hrm KATHRYN RL FFNER rt thus energetic member of the Grrls Hr Y clarms geometry class was qulte a tussle thinks anyone havin fourth perlod study should htve two lunch perrods plans her future rn the field of home economlcs lNllYN SAcLR 'leaky has a way of talking fast and she has a way with horses an uwrdly recalls when Santa brought her a good saddle she has 1 nos el hobby collecting tlcket stubs Rosrxr D SAND!-Rs o thrs General student likes Englrsh lrterature and Mr Bodycombe hrs hobbres are scrapbooks and football prctures spare trme rs spent ln loafmg he intend to join the Nlcrchant Nlarme or the Naxy -IoAv BASS another Beta Ar srster from Second ll ard dreams of the e rx when she max reach the honor roll keeps her scrap bool. up to date prefers srxth perrod at Bertlers hrnts lf 'Vorthwestern 37 Rll... ' ,lan.,.' 'J '- ' fl V - - ' a im. Il... ' - ' Sl... ' ' ' ' ...or S' -' -vl' . Y v Mimi R ' 'l......he Y , Y 'A l' Y -lo... ' . 1 V U ' ' lzf' .l., .... ' '. ' .' IA ' , fl' S E N I G The World War's over but we're still fighting 0 0 Through physics, trig, and precis writing. MATTliEW SCAGLIONE Matthew an ex Cyl from hc Xrmored division siw action from tie beaches to the Baltic ltked the experience but wouldnt go through lf again for a million dollars he plans to studs creatne writing llow mum SLHRODFR am six foot Academic fflllllptftl' from Manor who often found ll con xcnnent to miss the train although e dreamed during class of the Navy he found time to enjoy history drne his car and collect match covers jot cr 91.1-IWEITZER x 1 gift to C ll 9 from Harrold unior lrgh particularly enjoys football dances Beta X1 and Fred Waring plans to develop her artistic tllcnt bv studying d6SlglllIlg in an ad v mccd aft school Ros: Khin Qcotr Scottie sases her moncy for 1 chnf worrj tcaslng her pct pccxe 1 rose corsage makes her recall mcmories of a certain evening usi ncss school IS in the offmg fhl MA Iouisr Srnorn Vl rndx bashful girl with thc light lrown hair delights IU dancing, catlng spaghcttl and loaflng in Bertlers trdcnt 'lllllllftl' of longfellow and Miss Stcwart her faxorlte pastimes arc dancing and playing the harmonica X rss Bllll Suu R S 1 uns to producc bu cn ur c sc tus mc of wor complctcd was really a corncrst me especially for her smooth baslcctball tcchmque always readj to grcct with a grin 38 GLADYS SCHINDLER Gladys radiates good humor through an ever ready smile attends all H1 Y dances Bill Boartz ice cream and Kay Kyser records are mvlt in will be ready to help us in one nf our local stores as a clerk Ricimiw Scuwamsizunc Dick really enjoyed the Voca tional Course and Mr Davis for two years this sport lover attended GHS football games as onc of our trombomsts his future may shock ou he wants to be an electrician Bl-'l'I'Y lou Scorr ou salutatorran from Manor in 944 is now a Commercial and enjoys all subjects she prefers Wlss Qloan as a teacher music is her hobby dancing her most pleasant dlverslon Be r'l Y br ANoR Betty dreamllv remlntsces of her hrst formal a bowler who has usited Michigan and Canada but hopes to see the wild and wooly lVest become a woman in white ouN R SENIC ack one of our lighter wrestling cnthusiasts with one letter won he dreams of his second In this field of sport he is all set for the Army when he recenes his coweted diploma ILNFLYN QHANK xc one of our commcrcl tl c lrcer girls, who likes to cook claims that school activities make school more bear a e Slymans Dairy Lunch is the best place to loaf sketching is one of her hobbies . . U i I , . , . . . , . ' l ' , Y Y l , ' .. L . . . ' .lo-'.... i 15... l'5x s 1 v ' - . , ll! l r - . I .S I ' . l . 'KK YY .' ' . . . f c - ' 1 -- ' U mllly 'lay - ' - bemg Un Uma 'S llc' before entering Gallenger Hospital to , , , , , .' , ,, , H ' . . ,, . . . , l . . . . . . X . . . . . I b .- J at - rr - ' A c . . . l , f l I 7 I . it 5 I . - . l . . . EH... lf: '1- fhzf . . . zu' . 'f -1 llty bl l n . ' ' ' wh- l - 'our. - in li. li - k is I D A c . ' ' to li..-'kph .... 'i ' , cs V' ' ' ' Ancl our basketball five were Section Eight wmners PATRICIA A SHFETZ at proudlv remembers ber senior wear but longs to be a freshle again hopped off to Beta XI In her car wi the gang but found time for Sorores Dolphin and Dramatic Club or 1 treat at Butlers JANE L SIIEPI AR Chrvsler someday so she can drive to her future beauty parlor to work Sorores and her homeroom keep her well occupied particularly enjoys movies and spaghetti MICHAFL SHOPLIK Jn Mickey Vocational student from Hempfield and eannette thorough ly enjoys Mr Davis electrrc class If not In the movies he may be listening to Harry James would like to studs engineering MFRI E S SIMPSON Oscar a Van Johnson to the ladies . . . like Harry James a trumpeter extraordinary he joined the band and orchestra . . . drives around town in his Ford, plans a business career, and will always remember Mr. Douglass. NANCY JANE SLEP Sleppy . . . sharp brown eyes graceful brown hair sparkling personality . . . a cheerleader from Bellwood . . . s e held the purse for our class pepped llp Hi-Y with enchanting giggles and f - ploded at every 'Ithletic contest. ELAINE SMITH Smitty . . . outstanding because of her dancing brown eyes and winning smile . . . took pride in presiding over Beta Xi and supervising the soiree . . . active in Dramatic Club, Brocwz and ll'lIir1', and S.G.A. xlAR.JORlF I SIIII I-I FR S t proud wmntr of the Xmer Itan ltglon Mulll the fllfffzrfrelif Supprr Klub 'llltl lommy Dorstx htul htr list of faxontes Ittruly p.IrtIeI patul lll Sororts 18 to httomt perfect secretary EDWARD E SIIIIII E I t pleasant, smiling stude It from Harrold Igrees that Mr Gerhart and geometry make a Fine pair has seen Harrisburg and Getty sburg will settle at Carnegie le li lllil lIIInt the mystery of electronics CI ARINLE R SIIRADER Clarence a tall come by bus traveler who prefers fall footlnll, and french fries was awed by the vastness of the Grand Canyon dreams of the day his suppressed desire of bttomrng Il pl1Cll'Il1'lClSI tomcs true NlARY Lou QINIJORF . . . a petite and popular person . . . served as Beta Xi s competent treas- urer besides attending Sorores, French Club Science Club and S,G.:X. . . . possesses definite musical ability. .'XmuAN SNIELTZER Bromo . . . curly-haired comnurter from llemplield . . . has proved his scholastic ability ever since eighth grade . . . expects to further his education 'It Duquesne Lniversity . . . with Illl1lI'l1'lIlCy as his field for study. HELEN SNIITII Smitty '... an avid collector of records especially when it's Guy l,onIbardo . . . Ll football router who frequently enjoys a barbecue at Docs . . . will make someone an efficient private secretary in the future. 39 S E N I O R S Our football team was honored at clmners, . . P ... 1 ' 'ful ff - fhlf , , , -' - , -- Janie . . . wishes to own her own 1 ......hc . J . ' A 1 ' . Lu i II I , utx Our grapplers wrestled their way to fame, S E N I 0 R S , , And baseball became our newest game NIARYBEI II SNYUFR Vlarybelle possesses a friendly nature was an amlable addrtlon to Beta Xl Sorores, Dramatic Club le Llrcle Francais, and Bros logos lockhaven Qtate Teachers College may be her alma mater R L TH QPFNCFR Oklahoma drsplavs an engagrng grin when teasmg her band, orchestra md Hr Y pals thrnks Northerners oxeruse the word huh munches on peanuts while playrng her faworrte game, bridge college next year QHFRYI QTARK Cherry studies whlle hstenlng to the radro and for her rt works regularly attends H1 Y and gab fests It Bertlers looks forward to gradua TIUII, and a promrsed trrp to New York college IS her goal ous brrrl om a loyal defender of the FI A actrvrtres enjoys gcttmg hrs fingers rn the grease and seeing what makes rt mme hopes to settle down on a farm after agricultural tralmng at Penn State Nlmu Mu 1 Sroru Margie spent most of her Tlllle lll Room 749 or '7w1 for her commerclal work kept her on the go she sm cerely hopes to be a good secretary on the Slilli she reads mystery stories RlHAl Str Brrdlc adx ocatts study halls md plenty of them doesn t fool us because we know she would rather be ln lsnghsh class where a hugh mark pleased her clerical work wlll be her future occupatron 40 Lots JEAN SPEIDEL Spitz a cheerful Commercial stu dent whose chref desrre rs to become a secretary jo ully jlVCS to Johnny Mereers Music Makers admrts that passing her drivers test brought her the greatest thrrll EMILY SPINO Mrlly student from Mrss Keeners department and Eighth Ward quite proud that she can tlckle the rvorres without lessons has most fun whlle dancing, sklmmmg hghtly over a roller rmk, or eatrng at Petes C HARLES STFFL Steel a senlor special from Salem Interest rs rn avratlon reads of auatlon talks of avlatxon dreams of avratron and practrces avratron career rt looks promrsrng Vlurmrvr STFFI Meat has all work and no play any other pastrme rarses prgs and studres modern methods of agrrculture would lrke to be an Ag student at Ienn State DOAALD R Qroucu Rege another Messreh fan enjoyed draftrng under Mr Beamer he would like further tralnmg ln this L t he also enjoys a good game of pool or brlhards Fr FANOR TAPPFR Flcanor another lover of Docs french frles but now, after Miss lxoughs guldance lS able to make her own football games, movres, and daydreammg are fasorlte pastimes clerltlng ln a store IS a desire I n ..- ' - , I . r . ,. U I V ' 1 ' ' ' ' s f - YK Y ' . ,. . . . , . - ' n Y K ...rs 1 I L 4, . . . ,' ., ' , . . . . . 1 A- ' ' . ' ' ' V li !! ' hy... 2 Vi. . ' ll ' '!! . ' ,. I, .. I ,Ah ' D- it - v' 7 in ... . ' ' l i ll Y! I ...but enjoys his farming as much as - I V . A.. . I JI ' ' .?.. l.. ... I X- 'N I ' 4: ,KH nn ' , 'DI' 5 V 4-v vu 2 ' , . .. ' ' I E-ll... . , , Br-1 .Vfrnk ' ' ' , , . . , 1 . V 1 ' SENIORS ILRNEST TEICIIEIA1' Frnle one of lVlr Gerhart s eraser throwers would eliminate English classes and promote music contrib utes his saxophone jazz to jam sessions of the Swing Orchestra and will make this his lifes work ROSEMARY TERRIFY Terry Beechnuts biggest buyer faithfully UD boarded a Penn Transit each morning her favorite pastime IS loafmg at Petes Nut Shop she enthusiastically helped cheer football boys to victory QW fbi ec r s, armed my kau n mroe an In efficiently over he S ern Ass W st agp nI ersity of Penns ama lVllKE J Tomko Din a Vocational student who prefers mechanical drawing and Mr Shay foo any kind loves both Indoor and outdoor sports Gymnastic Club satisfies his desire for the one hunting the other DANIEL TRUMBETTA Dan . . . rides around town in a gray DeSoto . . . spends most of lunch period in 224 . . . says his favorite pastime is relaxation . . . pet peeve - cafeteria ines . . . seriously considers becoming a doctor. DANIEL M. VERNINO Dan . . . really enjoyed the Academic Course . . . chemistry Mrs. Kneedler football and swimming rank high on h' list of i es . . . hopes to be a dentist . . . but has not yet decided what school to choose, For after 3 I2 cokes and eats. o .We go to Beitler s, the Tea Room, and Pete s JANF TFNIPLE anie chapl In of Girls HI Y IS a musical student of long standing who kept the choir going with her piano dreams of becoming a second George Gershwin she plans to attend Miss Conleys business school RUBY LEE TERRY Terry the humming bird f CHS will always be remembered for The Man I Love she aims to become a musician and attend Virginia State Dramatic Club and choir claimed her as a wholehearted member KENNEI II TIIoMAs Ken a fan of Miss Youngs from Harrold traveled to Cleveland and points West IS peevetl by people who chew gum although hes not sure of his further education, he thor oughly enjoyed pre flight ANNE TREAGER Twig a blond wIth blue eyes Mr Bodycombe and public speaking top her list of favorites always adds a bright spark to Beta XI Sorores and Dramatic Club prefers Penn State she loves to sleep JAMES STELLA immy . . . another of Miss Mc- Qormicks friends ..,' a gift to . from Tilden-Technical in Chicago . . . ' attends G.H.S. sports activities and Delphi . . . Jimmy is always a pleasant fellow to have around, MIN NIE T. VEsco Minnie . . . an active member f French Club and a library assistant . . . Miss :Xgon won first place on her favor- ite teacher list . . . hopes to continue studying English at Seton Hill in pre- paration for a future occupation. 41 ' lc'-E . L S E N I O Our thoughts are turning to future careers, o As stenographers, musicians, or engineers Rourkr X Vostete ou admlres Mr Shlelds looks back on his twelye years of school vuth prIde what a job an ardent adyo cate of the IDTHHIZIIC Club because he tould clown with Boss llodycombe CHARI 01 ll WASIIINI1 IN Char charmlnt, deyotee of all mommerclal subjects prlzcs the tIme spent 'Is secretarv to Mr Shay and Miss lqrefts also prcsldmg over Com mercral Club skating and the name 'LITILQ mean something special R ILHARD A WAUFATA AN VK 3llglE one of the Ag boys he spends most of hIs time on the farm he enjoyed assocIatIon Wlfh boys and expects to go right on with the work he followed In G H 5 VX ebcr as a cheerleader led us on the grIdIron and the basketball court a proud member of HI Y and the Speaker of the House says hIs nose Is an 'nd to hlS chosen vocation I prnate Iletectne lame l XVFIS Irene the pet peexe of this dImpled Miss IS 50lJl1lSIlC3tCd people a Com l'llLI'Cl3l student who commutes to school by bus as far as school IS concerned prefers Mr Vhley and CINICS other mst movies I AW Rl Nil NN ILSON Larry let us love and lne sus this Don juan from Mercersburg Mademy who came to us as a senior always on the move good humor IS hIs gets great pleasure after 3 I2 at Bertlers wonder why? 42 Leo Vouarc eo came from Ford Clty Delmont to Greensburg draws to make the moments fly works In a store to earn spendlng money hunts game for recreatIon has a grudge at our fountains osrru M VN A1 KINs NN atson got al' his thnlls In gym cass he yearns for a Chevrolet convertlble but who doesn t he at tempts huntmg and dancmg out f school lets fix the fountains so says VS atson BITrv JANF VKFAVEIQ Qnooks an Academic student from Hempheld who found most pleasure In choir and House of Representatnves resIdes regularly at Beltlers ut next Vear will enter Pltt to pursue the nursnng program Joi XX rI.LINc lcd more of an adventurous life than most senlors he fought trlgue hIm so hlS alms re for further traInIng n hat lIne perhaps at a trade scho Donor ENDELL for her Wlt and charm Ikes t af after HI Y wtth the ang a perfect evemng conslsts o a ce roses and date reams r Ing money as secr ry tten n California jmss A WILLIS Vhlhs the sltm Pl'CSldCI1t of Dol phIn whoadds her bIt of lour to the pool e ua 11' es I s and orIgInaTity.:1:o Beta X1 and projects In Room 303 -a,-grees that Lrggruer IS an Ideal ptace to sp'end'fhe summer O L .-- ' . . . to . . . . . . he ' v v y I - it 5 V' IK YI Q , 1 g Y l . . . . I 1 l , i . . . - . . . I l l . 0 ' ' I . . ' . is V 7 fl Y! ' T 1' ' V A I Ya . . . . : 7 f ' ' A ' ' ' . . . b ' . I . Y . . I Vx ' in F.F.A .... f joe . .. 1 PRANCIS -l' ll EBER' JR' in the South Pacific . . . machi es in- Y . . . . 1 . .' ' ' 1 2' ...as My Dc ...k ' , l 1 . . . N ' f I , , . . ' ' . ' ' - of ' -l - ' I o ' '. . V U ZX! -l. ' ' 1 1 '. I V l q ' t ,, Y .v ., .. , . . X . . . . ' 1 V , --Y N ' ' : - '- fl I w , , Fx I ,1.' It zi! ..1 X - 1 fy f' 'J We were reformers all the way, I E 0 . , . From girl cheerleaders to Senior Day. 4 XX JACOB W WINEMAN ake found GHS very Interest ln partlcularly the office and chemistry lab suppressed desire to know more than Mr Stable alms to attend Parks Arr College and study aeronautxcal engmeermg WILLIAM D WOODMAN Woodle came to us from .youth Greensburg to finish his last two years seems to have had many vlslts to the hospltal fond of Mr Shay and drafting which he will continue to study at Carnegie Tech lhflARj0RlE XVOODWARD Vloodle sports head her hst of favorites ln school G A A improves her basketball after school she re laxes by roller skating unusual she wants to get fat hopes to haye a career as a secretary HARRY P YANITY Harry mighty manager of the yvresthng and track teams a follower of the famous Hghllflg Irish IS approves of glrls that smoke dreams of a prlvate pllots hcense wlth a plane to match ETHEL G YoUNc Gerry the jolly always happy sportster who enjoys swimming ln thc pool or jumpmg for a basketball can hardly beheye that she passed her drivers test -Kllegheny Hospital calls her to follow Florence 'Nightingale Xurucx ZETH Hacker one of the Grant Street chmbers from Northsndc IS quxte a joy Joy he plays golf football and basketball out of school and plays period ln school Kr will :yen up State a but ID the class of 46 Aw-s hhlll H- IR Vlolfce says starting to school brought hlm the greatest happiness and he means It loafmg and sleeping are hrs fayorlte pastlme will use hrs vocatnonal tralmng to secure mnchmc shop yyork Wu 1 IAM W Woomtow Woody Joylal football manager thinks the world of his fellow anyll chorrstcrs he attends XIDICI Drama tlc Llub, and with Bebe at hrs slde IS the lrfe of the party Woody plcks the Arr Corps for a future EDNA XVRIC ur Doc deyoted adnurer of fren h and Miss Agon noe mentlonln 307 and cholr or a hard workout ll1 swlmmmg at present she spends those ofl hours at the movies ut dreams of studying music at ull rd Lollcgc DAy ID H 1-Rl-ces Yerk doesnt hke hrs name on the bulletln mat IS right up l s alley from Mr Gerharts geometrv t Nlr Stables physlcs a hx h pressure pohtlco ln the House and Senate hopes to be a faithful alumnus of Antioch Br 1 ly hymoyven Betts a blushing beauty yyho listens to your woes spent her time playing her clarlnet Ill the band actlng as a counsellor at VS esco glynng, opmnons at Hr Y y e another woman rn yyhlte 'SIAM lu I lr Sklppcr ns going to follow nrt his drawing as an ayocatnon too desires to be a dress designer one o thc few who haye been to Loney Island recommend fewer nssembly speakers 43 an-A Q6 ' 1 v. ! . g Q , J. 1' ' ,':,,. . .. I I 5 r b K 3 . ' - L I s l I ' q U . . . A . I. R g . . . 2 A s , Q . , U X '....,S, . I . 0 1 - - 4 , , N l . ' .S I I., 1- , . I . ' - ' ... t ' Ag . . . ' A ' 1 .Y Y V - . . 4' . bl 'a . U s . . E' 1 fl A cc ' - 'n..'d'- - . V ' ' ' K ' L h . I ll' - . . , .g V. , V, A - - If U . . . ..: s j g 1. - . .ya . 17- A I V ip, ffl' L ,,,,' - 1 , 1 . . . . ,.r . , . ' y - 1 , xv- ' v ' s s s I ' ' ' ' J ...or ff 1 ' ' '- , . , will lx- nv ' Y - in 'A . el I I 1 V, h ' u- ..l x Y. ' , , .. . ,,. . A ,. .... v r l - :. 1 2 ' ' , 1 .K-' .5 .- .x ', . 4 '. . The end's in sight, we're leaving 'che show: We pretend we're glad but hate to go. Nlmus.-uuar .-Xxniaksox l'.IllXlll lll I. ZORZI llettv . . . leads ll varied life as ll choir member, library assistant, and sports lan . . . in those in between times she collects pictures, and admires Ciinnv Simms . . . Georgia State College is her goal in education, Xl fxiuaakiii' .kwnifiisov Peggy . . . peppy little .Xcadeinic student xxho enjoyed lfnglish and eve- ning goxxns best . . . was active in Bios Logos and llouse , , . takes to football and llarrv blames . . . suggests exodus from G. ll. S. at 2:23 . . . l ittsburgh bound for nursing, NANL'X I3L 1'1.12R Nan . . . ll vivacious blonde . . . who likes hlr, Shields and history , . . over- joyed by lu-r brother's return from over- seas . . . she believes there is no place like home . . . will study to be :1 beauty technician. Xsv Y. Zo1.1i xx Xnn . . . an up-and-coming secretary . . . spends much of her time combing ier cur ' oc's . . . ancin' . . . a enc- l l l L d tt l ing school activities , . , and eating liamliurrers at Docs . . . looks for- ia xvard to Il good job after graduation. Sfxxiriii. K11uc1,1Nc: Kirk . . . was soloist at Harrold and won a boxing tournament in Oklahoma . . . then actually got into Japan . , . he hopes to be a physical instructor. R1'ss1-31,1, wllI1I.IZR Rusty . . .ex-sailor who spent three years in Uncle Sam's Navy ',.. eighteen months in the South Pacific on the lv. S, S. Chicago . . . the remaining time shore duty in Chicago and 'lfrisco , . . will attend Penn State and study journalism, Queen of the Hay l,fll'4ll-IAN Zirxiixiizaxias l.oujean . . . bubbles with exuberance , . . her giggles and laughter top a con- tinuous stream of talking . . . public speaking and dramatics proved an outlet for her loquaciousness . . . all will miss her pleasant chatter, l,o1cA1N L. Roianiuc Lorain . . . focuses her hazel eyes on bookkeeping . . . enjoys ushering, foot- ball, and tickling the ivoriesu . . . ad- mires movie stars . , . loves red roses . . . and an entertaining Kay Kyser program. lfklill F. 'l'o1'1'ER Fred . . joined our class second semester . . , service to his country took him many places . . . Florida to San lfrancisco , . . 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Xlary jane Collier, Geraldine Connolly, Kathleen Conte. Henry Couchenour, Charles Cramer, Romayne Crater, Nancy Crenionese, ilieresa Crosby, Gene Crosby, Virginia Croushore, Franklin Croushore, james Crowell, Henrietta Cusano, Domenic Cutia, Beatrice D'.'Xngelo, Louis D'4Xurora, Nlary .-Xnn Davis, Doris Deal, Connie Delione, Xlary Decesere, .losephine Deenier, Lois Rotnayne Delfloria, Nlilclred Del Duca, Bertha Del Vecchio, Barbara :inn Dernoise, Richard Dt-Nezza, Philip Dennison, Stanford De Paolo, joseph Dt-tar, James Dick, Ronald Boxxinan, Robert Brahoslty, John Brannigan, lflizabeth Brezina, Richard Brinker, lidwartl Bruolis, GillJCI't liroxxn, Barbara Brown, Xlary jane lirunot, Charles lluehliolz, Charles Buckley, Sally Butterfield, Ralph Cadzow, Marilyn Callrey. James Caldwell, Robert 46 Dilfloria lflora Nlae Di Urio, :Xdeline Di Orio, Carmella Di Urio, Josephine Di Pasqu ale, ,Xnna Di Pietro, Clarina Di Rado, justin Dodds, james Donahue, 'lhomas Downey, Richard lfarnest, Edward lfddins, Mildred lflder, Helen lflliott, Dolores lillsxxorth, Samuel lfngle, Elizabeth Frrett, Geraldine lfvans, Donna lfancsalzky, Alice lfarabaugh, Gerald lfennell, Betty Louise lfennell, Lawrence lfetter, William lfinlt, Dolores lfink, Lois lfinlt, Oscar Finley. Betty -lean lflath, Arnold lflowers, Donald lforlera, Philip lforclyce, Betty Fordyce, jesse lforltey, Patricia lforney, Sally lfoust, Richard Fox, Robert lfox, Robert E. France, Nancy Lou Franklin, james Freeman, Scott lfrum, Louise lfrye, Leonard lfullerton, Robert lr urin, Dorothy Gallielz, Nlargaret 'Xni Garofola, Anthony Gaskey, Eugene George, Janet George, John George. Sally Ghrist, Raymond Giernaclcy, Pearl Gillingham, Robert Giron, lfmina .lean Glaus, Geraldine Glover, Rhoda Gonda, Martha Gorirossi, Eugene Gosnell, Loree Guidas, Thomas Gullo, Gilda Guspan, Nancy Haines, Sally llaines, Sarah llake, Florence Hamilton, james llannner, Kathryn Hanna, Nancy Hanson, John Harrison, Thomas llarrold, Doris Mae Harshell, Ethel Hauser, Richard Hawk, Carl Hawk, Dorothy Hays, Charles Hays, Nlziry l,ou Heherlein, Gwen Henkel, l,ois ,lane Henry, Betty Henry, 'liheodore Hill, David Hirsch, .-Xlhert Hisker, Nancy Hissem. Lawrence Hire, Perry Hodge, Elizabeth l,ou Hodge, William Hoelzer, Phyllis Hoffman, Emily Hornock, Nlargaret House, .-Xlbert Howell, .Alnn Huchok, john Hudson, john Huffman, joseph lmmel, james jogun, :Knrlrew johnson, Helen johnson, Xlzirgziret johnson, Romziyne lilizaheth Jones. Dolores jones, Nliiry ,lane Vlordan, .Xlherta Kanala. Rose Kane, Regis Kapeleslzy, ,Xgnes Kzitonkzi, Frances Kaufman, .Xnnahelle Whats tht .maori i l i x ii Kziylor, Phyllis Keiser, Nlziry l,ois Kelley, Richard Kettering, Marjorie Kettering, Richard Kidder, joan Kilgore, David King, lfininett Kleiner, ,lean Kline, Klzirjorie Knudson, Rohert Kokoska, Dorothy Koluder, lfmma Mae Korody, Raymond Kozak, Josephine Koxar, Louise Kozlosliy, Edward Kuhns, .Xnna Nlarie Kuhns, Vera Kulilc, George Kunlde, Xlahel Kurtaneclc, Helen laipka, .Xrthur l,:iul'e, Martin l.:inghlin, Donald l,e:ider. lflaine l.ennon, Nlzirjorie l,i-onard, -lohn l.eone. lf. Ruth l,eyendusky, 'lihomais l.enis, Charlotte lachtenfels, Louise l,1ehman, Richard l.ong, Philip Long. Ray long, William l.onigro, Selmstian lmpiisliziiisky, John l,oueh, Nlililretl loughry, james Loixinzin, James Ludwig, Priscilla l,y1lic, Dorothy l,ydiel4, .loy Klzncey, Helen Klzikosky, Raymond Klangini, Rudolph Klarnell, Dolores Klarnell. Patricia Jane Marshall, Gene Xlarsula, Eleanora Klaschak, Mary Klasilli, l.ouis llatenkoski, Joanne Klatusalc, Philip Nlayers. Patricia Klcformick, Charles Xlefune, Samuel Xlelloxxell, Xlziriorie Nlelflhoe. Yvonne Nlefloyern, lininiir Xlellhzittan, lldxxin Xlelntyre, Nancy XleKelyey, Vloann XleKlyeen, Nlzirgarit Xli'Kouen. Dolores Nlcxerny, 'lack XleRnlmie, l'iNfL'l' l.4ui Nlessziros, Xlike xll'fllk'l', vlezinne Xlignogna, lfugene Xliller, ltsther Xliller, l,loyd Xliller, Nhirley Xliller, Shirley Xlzie Nlilne, Glenn R. Xlinster, Patty ilnn Xlitinger, l.ucy Nlogus, Stephen Nlomeyer, William Nlonta, Margaret Xloon, ,lane Louise Nloore, Beulah Xloorhead, Geraldine Nlorelli, Nlary l,ouisc Xlorford, Joseph Klorgan, Margaret Nlorrison, Glenn Xlull, Richard Xlusingo, Edward Nlusingo, Michael Xlyers, Betty Jane Xlvers, Melvin Nlyers, Patricia Naley, Audrey Naya, Joseph Nenquist, Rohert Yohle, Virginia Hfonnell, ,laines llnilriezelc, Yaletta Page. Kenneth Pzihnos, Xlzirkella Painter, Ronald Pzilmer, Xlary ,l. Pgiluzzi, Richard Panicliellzi, Czirinellqi lhirlitt, Phyllis lllllsX lll.lll X Parks, Howard Passarelli, lfva Pastor, John Patrick, Dolores Pierantozzi, Mary Pierce, Leonora Pignetti, Mariann Piovesan, Pauline Piper, Leroy Piper, Nancy Pitonyak, Mary Polet, Jileli Proud, Ronald Rause, Donald Rausei, Lena Rebiek, Klary Ann Reed, Robert G. Reidmiller, Charles Reineke, Robert Riddle, Jack Ritenour, Pauline Robb, Jane Robb, Jean Robertson, William Roliinsky, Irene Robinson, Virginia Rodenz, Nielc Rodger, Jeanne Romasco, l,ouis Rosetti, Angelo Ross, Nancy Rulibert, Barbara Rurli, Daniel Roll, Florence Ruff, Joanne Rulli, Betty Ruohf, Thomas Rylander, Bertha Xeiflh 1,11 X J J T' XX NX x N , -,i I I J X s v f r X up! Up! Up! Sabatine, Gloria Sabo, Mary Ellen Sadler, Loretta Sadler, Thomas H. Samella, Nlary Sanrodonato, Josephine Schietroma, A-Xnthony Saul, Horner Seuri, Eli Seabury, Sara Seanor, Doris Seanor, Eleanor Seeno, Margaret Shaffer, Donna Shambaugh, Virginia Slianley, Kathleen Shaw, Joan Shearer, Robert Shelfler, James Sherman, Virginia Shifrin, Leah Shimko, George Shrader, Ralph Shrum, William Silvis, Mae Silvis, Margaret Skapura, Helen Skatell, Tony Slyman, Eugene Smail, George Smeltzer, Richard X X Smeltzer vespqy Smith, ce lJ Smith, ale J' if Smi ,Emilyfi fi, . J S 1 ,Eifgdne f l J S ith, Glehn , 5 e ,Q 4 X r. 'J Q , f i N v . 1 i .xy ' as Snyder, Robert Solberg, Shirley Sopko, lfdward Sorice, Rosemarie Spallone, Charles Sperber, Barbara Spitelli, Ralph Stahl, Romayne Steel, James Stephenson, Marjorie Stepieh, Anthony Stewart, Allen Strandberg, Adelyn Tapper, Norma Teichert, Shirley Tenerowicz, Julia Thinnis, Dorothy Thomas, Lenora Tinsley, Sara Jane Tlumack, Joan Tomb, James Tomey, Elaine Topper, Jane Tracy, June Tricine, Anna Mae Truxell, Ann Truxel, Beverly Truxal, Hazel Tltz, Virginia Vallano, Alfred Yomish, Barbara Vrable, John Vrable, Marie Louise Wallace, Marianne Wiallaee, Robert Walthour, June Warzinski, Paul Washabau, Margery Wass, Louis Watters, David Waugaman, Charles Waugaman, John Weatherhead, Ethel Westover, Florence White, Betty Ann Wihite, Richard Whitfield, Edward Wible, Lois Ann Wiiddowson, Doris Wightman, Roberta Willis, Margaret Wilson, Martha Wilson, Stanley Wislocki, Theodore Wiolff, Evelyn Woodruff, Robert Woodward, Donald Woodward, Wendell Wright, Becky Jo Yanity, Glorianne Yanosko, Thomas Yurko, Robert Zajdel, Jean Zappone, Mary Zilli, .-Xngelo Zimmerman, Richard Zruno, Rita Zumello, Velma X W 'ii bl l JU 1 Pl X ll EPS x JJ ji f I SW 5, Y U , J b J si - if! . J X ini iii. is tor .. it f ' i if fi f ew NJ S , v l jjj! X IJ me 'ir- , I J l ng lvznlrrs .Xdolphson, William gllhert, Marian glltman, Warren Xmend, Thomas Xngelo, Richard .lrvin, Herman Xssini, Xlike Bachiwsky, Rose Baker, Jeanne Baker, Robert Baldwin, Patricia Barbour, llelen liashioum, Beatrice Beaver, Dorothy ll Beers, Thomas Beirller, Carol lit-ll, Robert Bell, Thomas Bennett, jean Benson, Dorothy Benson, Harry Bigelow. hlildrecl lllsh, Bruce Black, Nlary l,o11 lilose. hh-lllllllll Bonhriseo, Francis Brnnoni, Fred lloxxers, Frances liownian, Bt-tty Brandt, Donald B:'1inthoox'er, Theodore llroznlclus, lxlllllllll Bronfie. lfmily Burger, llerlmert llurlas, Philip linrriss, Clarence Campbell, lfmlwnrrl OIQAOIMOTQJ Q . Q Carhone, Rosalie Carlson, Ruth Marie Czistcel, james C. Chieka. Raphael Christy, john Clemens Bernard Clemente, Louise Coates. Thomas Coccioletti, Anthony Cohen, lda Colantino, james Cole. Harry Cornish, William Corsara, Carmella Courtney, Margaret Crater, Nancy Crudcr, Louise Cuneo, Edward Cunningham, Juanita Curiale, Anthony Curiale, Frank Cutia, Sam Dahlmann, Mary Jane Danks, Thomas Dean, Evelyn Delione, Edward Delia, Mary Louise DelPaine, Nicholas Demi, Richard DiBartolo, Jennie DiBartolo, Josephine DiPietro, Nancy Donnelly, James Dott, Hope Drake, Robert Dreakford, David Dreakford, Larine Drenning, David Drylie, jane Edwards, Daniel Egle, Kathleen Eisaman, Ronald lilpern, Samuel Elwood, Margery Emili, Herman Evaneho, Thomas Evans, Charles Faeciola, Patsy Falo, Gabriel Fantini, Flora Farber, Shirley Farmer, Cora Lee Farrell, james Fatnr, Paul Fetah, Victor Fink, Glenn Finney, Doris Fisher, Mary Ellen Fisher, Velma Flowers, Mary jane Foschia, Albert Foschia, Eugene Foschia, Mary ,lane Fredo, Peter Frye, Mary Lou Frye, A. Zee, jr, Gabrielli, Renarldo Gall, Dolores Gard, Richard Garris, Twyla Gasperin, john George, Peggy Gettemy, G. Samuel Ghrist, Donna Giles, Nancy Glaus, Gordon Grazan, Joseph Greves, Jean Grevish, Betty Griffith, Betty Grimm, William Grippo, Anna Haggerty, Josephine Haile, George Hainsworth, Phyllis Hamilton, jack Hamman, Betty Hanford, Elmer Hanson, Mary Louise Harrold, Betty Lou Harrold, Charles Hart, Joan Hays, Eva Hebrank, joan Hellmann, Joseph Hendrick, Barbara Henry, G. Alberta Henry, Charles Herr, Geraldine Herring, Lois jane Hileman, Mary Hilty, Catherine Hilty, Elmer Hogue, Theodore Hollingworth, Harriet Horansky, Mary Hornock, Steve Horvat, john Hudson, XVilliam Hull, Shirley Hutchinson, Myles Headin'0n The Trail ' ll I llllllllll T DITUT M x 'MSP L I lnrrett Donald Jellison Slnrlex enkins Robert obt Ritbml inson I ox nson Xl an ou lx x or Ins Ixeefmr BiI'l3ll'l lxtmertr Virginia lxtinsu inns lxt vplt Btttx I ou lx rl a I ml lxessinttr Istilene Ixilgort I ilxsard lxnnbroug,h Carl lxrnlotli llelen lx st er I rl il. lxnepptr Robert lxobler I auline lxoth William lxocur Marx Kolesar Emily Kozinko Mary lxurtz Riclianl I,ce Kushon Mary Kuzmen 'llielma .at ls lfugc e ,ziuller I'lort-nee .ang,hlin Norma anict .eonard Robert .ipscomb ean ,itterine Marjorie antx ic little Robert Lirrler Party oughran Edward owstetter Dorothy owacono Mary udrofsky Rose Marie utz une Mann Abraham 'Vlarazza Albert 'Xlarnell oseph 'Warnell Pat 'Xlaroney Robert 'Vlarquis Paul Martin Evelyn NlcArdle Donald IXAILCIZID Catherine Nlccurdy lNancy 'Nlclflhoe Lois 'NltFarland Nancy N4tGee james McKlveen Mona Nlc'I.aughlin ean McNally o Anne Mc'Nemar Betty jane Mentch Alex Merenda Anna Mertz Roland Miller Donald L. Nliller George Mitinger joseph Nlonnick Helen Montel Thelma Mortier Natalie 50 'Vlosko Lucille Mott William 'Vlusa Clementma 'Vluslck Rose Marie Myart Richard Nawe Vernon lNevston ack Nichols Evelvn Noble Betty jean Nolan Madison Nolan Martin 0 Brien VI llllam Olshefski Albert Osbon Don Pallitto Robert Palmer Glenn almer Olin Panichello oseph Pamchello Mary Pantalone Marcellin atriclc Anna Patrick Marie Ierlstein erry Peters Merle Peterson William Ietroy Lucy liccolo Frederick lignetti Barbara Polansky Justina Policastro oan Porter ean Prinzler Lois C Too Late to Turn Back Rau, Philip Rawlings, Helen Remic, Dorothy ,lane Rigney, James Riley, Shirley Rinehart, Robert Rinier, Paul Ritenour, Geraldine Robb, Nancy Ann Rock, john Roland, Carolyn Romasco, Joan Roy, Nicholas Ruff, Daniel Rudiselle, Theodore Russell, Barbara Russell, jane Ann Sabatine, Flora Sabo, Rheulzena Sarver, Delores Sassos, James R. Seanor, john Segeleon, Joseph Seminary, James Sheffler, Doris Shelaske, William Sherman, Alberta Shields, James Shuey, Clarence Shuster, Wayne Shuster, Zella Sibel, Mary Lou Sillord. Barbara Simuni. Olga Smail, Keith Smeltzer, Helen Smith, Robert Smith, Virginia Smorada, .-Xlbert Snyder, Patricia Sorber, Samuel Sorice. Eleanor Speal, Mary Spencer, Xlarion Sphon, Anna Sphon, lflmer Spino, Daniel Spino, Ralph Stabile, Mildred Stanley, Richard Steel, John Stefller, Jeanne Stevenson, Gloria Stevenson, Phyllis Stewart, Margaret Sykes, Sherman Tate, Mary Louise Testa, Flora Mae Thomas, Eleanor Thomas, Nlargaret Thomas, Ray Tierno, Celestine Tinkey, Mary A. Todorieh, Stella Tomashoslci, Betty Tomer, John Trice, Hazel True, Robert A. Truxell, Ruth Turney, Pauline Tuttle, DeLossie Valenti, Marie Valerio, David Vallano, Richard YanNloore, Alexandra Vella, Carmella Vitanye, Nlargaretta Vomish, George Watkins, Donald Watt, Bevington Watters, Nancy Waugaman, Daniel Waugaman, joan Weaver, Joseph W'eightman, James Wieinschenlcer, hlaurit e Wells, .-Xnna Nlae Welty, Gus Wendell, Charles R. Wesley. Charles White, Edna Wacldowson. Nlinriell Wiiglield, Richard Williams, ,lohn Williams, Robert Wvimhush, Jacqueline W ineman, ,lacoh Wirick Allen Wolff, lfsther Worus, john Yeager, Wilda Mae Yencho, Helen Yerkes, Suzanne Zappone. Vincent Zumello, Herman 'freshmen Abraham, Dolores Ackerman, Robert Albright, XVilliam Aleandri, Dorothy Alwine, Sheila Amatangelo, Rose Amurgis, Anthony Anderson, Audrey Anderson, Joanne Angelo, Angeline Anthony, julia Archibald, Martha Archibald, Myron Babich, Helen Baker, Carroll Barkley, Marilyn Barney, Kathleen Bash, Doris Baum, Russell Becker, Richard Bell, Kenneth Bepler, William Berlin, YVilliam Bertolini, Margaret Bisignani, Adrian Black, Howard Blair, Lois Bloom, William Bordenick, John Bradosky, Anna Brannick, Alvin Branthoover, Harry Brinker, James Brinker, Walter Brosnick, Irene Brown, Bennie Bryan, Robert Buchholz, Robert Burlas, Thomas Bush, Donald Butler, Laura Campbell, Joanne Campbell, Shirley Cardella, Anna Carleto, Madeline Carroll, John Cason, Philip Cassa, Eugene Cassa, Hazel Cipriani, june Cirelli, Dolores Clafley, William Coffman, Miller Colantino, Theresa Collins, Donald Conwell, Joseph Constantine, Edward Corrrill, Maynard Crihbs. Jean Crock, Nancy Crosby, Russell Crosby, VValter Crouse, Mary Cruder, Mary Culbertson, Janet Cunningham, Donald Cusano, Christine Curia, Mary Dabold, Richard Damico, Natalie Darko, Ethelmae DeBone, Shirley DelleDonna, Dolores Derar, Lois Detore, Josephine Diberdine, Mary Agnes Dominick, Edward Donaldson, Lois Dulkis, John Duinnich, Marga rette Dupilka, Marion Eckenrod, Fred Eidemiller, Matilda Elliott, Emery Elliott, Georgia Elliott, Sally Mae lfriekson, -lack 52 Tricks of the trade Erickson, Paul Falcon, lYilliam lfarabaiigli, Altliea lfennell, Anna jane Ferry, Virginia Fetsko, Andrew lficco, Richard Fidazzo, David lfolk, Marie lforney, l,ois lfotta, -lohn Franklin, Donald lfriedel, Martha lfrye, Daniel lfrye, Doris lirye, Mack lfrye, William lfulgenxio, Orlando lfullerton,,lCi1r1 Fury, Dolores Fury, Norma Galbraith, Mary Lou Gault, Francis Gelin, Lois Gettemy, Agnes Gill, Marjorie flirty, George Glod, Frances Uongaware, Gilbert Goodwin, :Xndrew Greager, Donald Greaves, Edward WE CAME...WE SAW... Greene, Teckla Greene, Viola Guhl, Henry Haile, Allen Hainesworth, Joseph Hainesworth, Rachel Hale, Sara Hanna, Sara Harmon, Patty Lou Hayden, Richard Hayden, Robert Haynackie, Joseph Hays, Myrna Hedges, Frederick Heinrich, Roger Hendrick, Peter Herr, Dorothy Hines, Charles Hite, Mary Jane Hodge, Betty Hoffer, Audrey Hogans, Viola Lee Holtzer, Janet House, Myrna Mae Hoone, Wendall Hough, Lowell Hout, Betty Huchok, Michael Huggins, Charles I dare you Humenansky, Thomas Hutchinson, Frank Iezzi, Richard Iezzi, Robert Iezzi, Theresa Immel, Richard Ingram, Fred Irwin, George Johns, Marian Johns, Mary Jane Johnson, Blaine Johnson, Dorothy Johnson, John Jones, Lorna Jean Kane, Lois Karelis, Helen Karelis, John Karns, Nancy Kauffman, Lois Ann Keepers, William Kelley, Mary Agnes Kenney, Ann Kettering, John Kikalo, Rebecca Kirk, James Kirk, Jeanne Kline, Mary Catherine Klingensmith, Dale Kobistek, Robert Kochik, Dorothy Kolhoskey, Martha Koluder, Joseph Krause, Frank Laco, John Lang, Nancy Larva, Jane Lauer, J. William Leis, John Leonard, Dolores Leonard, John Leone, Alice Levin, Coleman Linville, Jean Lipman, Lois Long, Ruth Louch, Anna Mae Loughner, Phyllis Lowmaster, Paul Ludwig, Wayne Lydick, Goldie Machesky, Antoinette Mangione, Rose Marandos, Helen Marckioni, Mary Mardarski, Irene Marietta, Carole Markitell, Ernest Markulin, Francis Martin, Shirley Mason, Charles Mason, Dolores Maurer, Peggy Lou May, Earl Mazzagetti, Eva Mazzoni, James McCa rtney, Patricia McClain, William McClaren, Nancy McClintock, Doris McComb, Marilyn McKelvey, Priscilla McKittrick, Richard McNerney, Joan Mechling, Monroe Messaros, Betty Menchio, Lois Jean Merichko, Irene Metzger, Billie Lou Michael, John Mike, Ronald Miller, Miller, Miller Miller Nliller, Moda v Jean Doris Marcella , Mary .-Inn lvade Josephine ...WE HAD TO STAY Monta, Louis Mori, Mary Louise Morris, Elmer Moyer, William Muchoney, Robert Murphy, Dolores Murphy, Francis Mutansky, Evelyn Myers, Charles Myton, Krebs Myers, Norman W. Nalevanko, Mike Narduzzi, Mary Ida Nedrow, Louise Newhouse, Joan Newhouse, VVilliam Nichols, Nancy Nicolai, August Noel, Frank Nolan, Joseph Olson, Joann 0'Mara, Patricia Owens, Richard Palcic, Carl Palmer, Betty Palmer, Merle Panigall, Dan Pastor, Robert Patronie, Betty Jane Patterson, Betty Pernelli, Frank Pershing, David Petrarca, John Petroy, Frank 1? x'11 , ' 41 , k.fl ' '1 354 X ' x7 'il fl Pirillo, Malvina Pirillo, Mary Jean Plate, Ronald Plonsky, Edward Pollins, Richard Prioletto, James Proud, Nancy Przybylek, Norbert Pyle, Phyllis Quenzler, Margaret Ruger, Betty Raimondo, Mary Ruling, Betty Jean Reber, Dorothy Redding, James Rinier, George Regola, Mary Ann Regola, Robert Rhea, Richard Robosky, Margaret Rose, Josephine Rozinsky, Frances Rulfner, Richard Runcly, John Szihatiue, Dean Sabato, Leonard Salvatore, Richard Sanders, James Sarver, Thomas Seacrist, Ruth L. Seaton, Dorothy Secrist, Eugene Seeno, Robert Selembo, John Shearer, Charles Shelfler, Betty Jane Shelfler, Harold Sheridan, Robert Shifrin, Elizabeth Shimko, Edward Siard, Gilbert Sibel, Ruth Siemon, Jo Anne Sima, Dora Mae Sistek, Ann Slaine, Mara Louise Smith James Smith, Sara Alice Smith Vernon Sorice, Richard Spallone, Bonita Sperber, Harriet Sphon ,Charles Stahle, Clyde Stairs, Helen Stauffer, Robert Stauffer, Ruth Steele, Elizabeth Steffey, Boyd Stevenson, Mary Ja Strasser, Betty Strott, Carolyn Supel, John Suttle, Nancy Tapper, Doris Taylor, Roberta Taylor, Velma Testa, Grace Testa, Josephine Testa, Mary Ann Tollari, Albert Trettel, Paul Troy, Albert ne Trumbetta, Anna Valenti, Rose Vassel, John Vechter, Jean Vella, Nancy Vesco, Jean Voll, Lois Voll, Mary Walor, John Walter, Jay WVass, Frank Watson, Joetta Webb, William Weber, Cletus TVeiss, Carolyn Wendell, Patty Whitehead, Peggy Whitehead, Wayne Williams, David VVilliams, Lois Williams, Robert C. NVilliams, Ruth Wilson, Keith Wingert, Hazel YVolff, Boyd E. Woodward, Richard Wotus, Andrew Wotus, Sophie NVright, Harold Yeates, Elizabeth Yeskey, Doris Yusko, Eugene Zamiskie, Stephen Zazza ro, Rose Mary Zembower, Norman Ziglear, Patty Zorn, John Practical joker He'll learn A . 1 3 if , ' 'U' j gli' ,J -.A F 5,4 Q ' x 2 L, 9' Y 1 ' , 'Q . A t V ,NN ' 5 Ti 17, V '- . A 2 :QA Q: In 4 I- ' ' ' , a 'rx X ' f ,. 1 Q4 X v Y Q. 'V ON! W I kt I WY' N f 5 , ts? A . Q x ,L I A J' 2 Ln fl , Q Q , M -.2 ' A 'Kiwi' 1 ik V , , . ,, 1. LLWVQ - A -- N SQ Q , A - Q I 133 '- :U Vx QA ' 'N gif' Q K A 'Af Y I i A . - i Q if ' 3 ' Q Y , I 9 if , 'ew S 5 N. 2 3 I H Q 1 X 1 -vc 4. vv F,,, , Q,k K: 4-gn. ,W 5, if my .1 1 . V in aanvfl' 'E ' , ' ' A J Y g'.-- ,L gl , .. f 9. Q . 4 f x ff Q? 9' ' f YM-w.,,,,, u IQ if 1 ' ,1- Aw---- X M - . .'.e' Q Q f . ' . QQ -. . Z if ' , ' f - ' 2 . A. F gmt ?:?1': 1 , ' I ,, ,, ' QQ 1 i 1 15 - ' 'fx . xx fm-M V ,gd ' r W 'w ff 1 1 gunuqw, I 'lv-Mr: M11 ' wa v Q K X ,Q T Z, V, 4,- find 1 L-4 0 3 . in 1 A , .,zf- : Lf-141' 'dx b .lgzf .gf .' . xg-7 ,LV .' -Q52 . 195' ' yy , V Q , is ,a.mcf?, M Q 9w5 g 73k3 ,w 1- ,. agp '. sq U- 5 ,. Q, 5 ik 'Q , .wa h , 'S' kewl, 3. vu yy X v'K? v . .iafr ,4 .., -, 4 . , A. Y ,wggyf Y.-- Me' '. 1, . ., ,f.,g,M ' 3 wg, 1 A-'L ,S ' L A 55: L J -A if N ' A 4, W , up ,r 65 , A ju: QN. y 1 ' 1' u ,4 ll , 1,, f ik .m':'3 'il LIL .545 14 ctivitied of Me pay GREEN E jk, Promote Fellowship DELPHI 541, 58 l DELPHI Third row: Zofw ENN Hry- rw-'w+w. Second row: Sw-NJ BLM Mm: F1 ff-J! VQNIQ, lanmzzz Mvxrnnl Pefwef Kf'f1uf'f', ROSSH' Viwful Maxam Firs? row: FIVQ Cfosbv, Emu Kafhvm Bed'-2, L'-swan Pd! Tf'.,'f Y L.d'Of5P, Yqffw. BIOS LOGOS Third row: Seqelon, Cbfiaw, Bio SNL , Flowers, KHPDDSV, Pe-'!s'E Elgwfm, Ellwood. Second row: Lajff-' WMM- Miviwq wv q swan, Jew- w.4+f,,f-V M N1-'uv D1-wYr'v1n, Tflfv. Firsf row: Mrs, Evw' CMwx1V'wLvOm SWNV1 Aw'1e's3'v L, FrnnnIN EPIC B, Vw-WEN, Sfevcnffw-1 MLNJIM. C 7 0 F. F. A. Second row: W. Swf-Fd To'-kb, B4iMcN7, M'He', B'e', FZ. Bmw Nuff Lquwfg, J. Swvin. Firsf row: MYHQQ MGUM W.x..qJ' J1 1 - , Bafwi, M: Gbwn Pfam fancwrorj. DELPHI livery Wednesday evening the loyal Delphians make their way to the Y. M. C. A. 'llheir purpose, since the founding of the club in l'122. has been to build fine character and enrich the lives of teen-age boys. Under the earnest and able leadership of llarvcy Beckley and Xlr. Vvaltet Smith, their sponsor, Delphi had a most enjoyable season 'lihey had several dances and their 'fall star basketball game, a hi-light of the season. These activities swelled their treasury to an unprecedented peak and left fond memories for those graduating. BIOS LOGOS Guided by the stimulating ideas of Nlrs. Church, the members of Bios Logos undertook a variety of projects suited to their many inter- ests. Fvery other Monday and often at 3 : 12, committees toiled at their special tasks. Some made charts depicting the dispersal of seedsg others grew cactig some even cultivated peanuts. lfach member actively shared in the success of the club by participating in a series of informal talks presented at each meeting. 'lihese activities served to increase member- ship, awaken enthusiasm, and instill the ideals of the Bios l,ogos in the minds of all its members. FUTURE FARMERS OF ANIICRICA The Future Farmers of America are well aware of the problems confronting the modern farmer, and they are striving to acquaint them- selves with these problems. liven though they spend much of their time in brooding chicks, testing milk and soil, and judging cattle, there is still time out for dances, skating parties, and various short contests. Mr. Pounds has challenged the F. F. .-X. to a well-rounded program which involves making the profession proud of them, and them proud of the profession. 1 .r.:'if'1JJi.! 4-leafy ,413 -1, 'f 0l FlClfRS President llarvey lleckley Fife llresident lloxx ard Kaufman Secreta ry-lreas. Sergea nt-a t-xi rms Chaplain Sponsor . Richard l.iehman Robert l'al1tto Robert Snyder Xlr, Xkialter Smith Ul l lC'liRS l'resident liarbara lflpein Yiee President l,onise l ennelI Seey.-lreas. lletty l.on lfennell Sponsor Nlrs. listher C'hnreh 0l l lCl'lRS President . . . , , Yiee President Ri illreasurer Glenn Johnston ehard xvllllglllllllll Donald Xloffat Secretary 'lielphin liaird Reporter fleorgt' Nliller Sponsor Xlr. Glenn Pounds A , ll -fruit, - , - X 1 X , f lluhhzi llnhhzi llnhhxil Big Sisters Xlow 'em downl Ulfl lL'l', RS President xlzmc Willis Yice President Ruth l,l'ft'l'S Seeretziry-ilirezis. l5'1rh:1r:1 Osterwise Sponsor Xlrs, llelen King HlfIfIL'I-QRS President Peggy lizirnhzirt Vice l'resident lizirhsirzi lirown Secretary Nancy' liiriniiighxiin ilirezisnrer Nancy linchznizin fhziplziin lit-tty l,on lfennell Sponsor Xliss Dorothy Nicewoiigez' I 1l lflCl',RS l,l'l'Sl1lt'llY Xniizihirlle NI111lle1 Yiee l'resi1lenr Ruth Il1'll'ls Secretary Shirley iliiecln-11 ilirezisnrer Peggy Ut-n1'ge Sponsor Xlrs. llelen King DULPI IIN ilihe sole p11rpose of the Dolphin Cluh is to master the techniques of swimming and diving. The Dolphin Cluh meets weekly on Tuesday- :1t the pool for practice or in the office for 21 husiness meeting. This year Dolphin held two successful swim-dance parties. The girls served refreshments, g11ests danced to music furnished hy the country's name hzmds, -:vin recordsg while others had 11 dip in rhe pool. Under the leader- ship of Mrs. King, their sponsor, the Dolphins have made for themselves ll SCCIIFL' place among the Clllhs ol' Ulll' school. SUR! PRES Sorores hogists ninety-two memhers-the largest club in the school, lo carry out their purpose of aiding the community, the sisters opened their sezison hy helping freshmzm girls to hecome orientated to the school. 'lihis period czime to ll close :it the l,ittle Sisters' tea. ln Decemher the sisters wished ezich other ll Merry Qil1I'lSfl11ZiSH hy reading poems :ind singing czirols. 'lihroughout the yezir, the girls cherished the privilege of discussing their personal prohlems with Miss Nicewonger. pls the school yezn' drew to Il close, the seniors were again forced to hid good-hve to their vounger sisters :it the senior tezi. Ci. .X il. Ilihe tliirty-seven githletie-minded girls 111et every ilihursdziy in the gljlillllhilllli lor their weekly period ol' sports activities. ilihere zilwziys seemed to he excitement :ind good times for these mischievous girls :ls they competed among themselves in vzirious sports. Bzisltethzill, hzidminton, solithzill, volley hall, and tugs-o'-war encouraged tezimworl-cg while wrestling and tumhling portrziyed the individuzil zihility of the girls. Nlrs. King, their instructor :ind cziptziin, helped the G. .-X. 1-X. girls have fun l'IllI insisted o11 hard work :is is shown hy their ziccompishments. 60 DOLPHIN Ladder: , Sfandinqi - ry A ,, Sitting: F .. QJQJJ 1 , A LQWIE 'T Q SORORES FFHI1 row: T ' SH, Z' 'X K ' J , J , T ., Mm, V, Vu. ,IV rv, Fourfh row: 'K I M ml M V ' H'qrrV qw J. Hx VV4 1 vw V'V KV :V' M. N ,N rV.V.-V fV, Third row: 1 '1 r 1,.', m.. q ,VV U I,-. Cjww 9 '- S' z: . 1 'z 1' lv r' 1 C ,, w, ,V f. V . Second row: fi. R ,V-1 w Q U, 1 a -V 1, ' N 1' 5 Ffrsf row: ' U . , L ..,. .', BH: ,V D 1 fi , N G. A. A. Fourfh row, E - F' :V ' Q ' ThTrd row: D ,I . - f. ' ' Second row: ,. , :.,. Ffrsf row -f 1 t All KL! 9 xii? Q! , ki., X57 , V1 K NV V V+ VV r4.V- VMVVVV, 9: V- N uw. V , VV Aw 'VVvV. ,I H., 1. 'V .N 5' L' ' I ' VA K V K, xv 1, 1. Vfhw '. T' .f1.V DV! I' rr V Q Stimulate Interests UI-I lil RS President Clugirlotte Xxvllxlllllllflhll Yice President Xlae Xlcflain Secretary Xlarilrla fiuidas Treasurer Nancy Xletfger Sponsor Miss Ruth Sloan Ulf!-'lL'IiRS Nlanager lfdward laidrofsky Xssistant Secretary Treasurer .ipilllsnf l,l'esldt'ItI a nager Don lfiore 'lot' lfedcle lioliert llogut- Nlr, l laydn liodycomhe 0l l'ilL'lCRS Alice llcltel Yice l'resident Kathleen lfisher Secretary-Treas. Shirley fhelsted Sponsor Xliss Olga Xgon L'UXlNll'.RL'l.Xl. L'l.LFl5 Un the third 'lihursday of each month, thirty-eight girls meet to discuss commercial prohlems. Student memhers and visiting friends contrihute talent to these programs. The chief speaker was Nliss lilsie Clarlow, critic teacher of Indiana State Teachers' College. Her discussion centered in the prohlems an office girl must he ahle to meet. The annual contest was once more open to all commercial students. The girls pulm- lished their commercial hulletin, a hulletin which has many readers outside the department. This hrings us to the newest undertaking of the eluh - a glee cluh under the direction of Miss Sloan. STAGIC CR EW Hoy s in tattlc-tale grey overalls pull ropes and levers, htlild castles from plaster hoard, and lug mountains on their shoulders. lYithout them the phone would not ring, nor could the coy heroine he sure her hlush would he properly reddened, and the microphone might reach even higher ecstasy than it often does. So the hoys go about their tasks while hlr. liodycomhe directs: Turn up those hahy spots . . . move that flat a little more to the left . . . ean't you watch where you're going with that mop! lt's a great life hehind the stage. lfveryone likes the excitement: we like the hoys and their hoss. Lli CERCLIQ FRANCAIS The inemhers of la' Crrcfc l f!1IIt'lIf.f never lost sight of their motto, Un apprend en s' amusant, for the committee planned all meetings with enjoyment as the keynote. For the first time in three years the cluh was fortunate to have masculine memhers to take the parts of boys in the playlets. To the list of old favorite songs, they added many new ones, products of Vlorld Xkar ll and now popular in France. Games and movies about France, plus a party now and then, added more interest to the lirst Thursday of each month for the students of French. COMMERCIAL CLUB Fourfvh roy: Shank! Hmwli H Koi r B win-., B'.q1..3, rv W'-H1-'M Hwqf-, B. Scan, Third row: M as Ru Hom y,g,fm H Hoff -,an Frqqauaof- SwgHNH' Bawlf-, KIM. f-N, Kmoppfi Vlfn iwnrflx R Ffccc. Second row: Pefrelm Pwfmfca, B Le .:m! Soinox KN'nq-an-wh , ELL.- 'oi Hoqow, Speoe! R, Scotr. First row: Hofnocr M-:ww-fveqG,-1.11 MCCNG fi. Vw'AsVfqTo'w Mvfxqfff, ZA L flax SV'-IIA, SMH. STAGE CREW Second row: MQCMMQ Ilndfn n Smilc' Hnwign, Bo'v',vviN Ho' Bwa my Bwplf-'. Firsf row: Mull, SH .UI llmqmg F Mc. Hamm Br:1,fJv'z1'- fA,pfm,,f MJ' .6 L, If-LV UV! INN'-, FRENCH CLUB Fourfh row: Hz Nm- M EIMJD B .mv Sm , M2CJ :. Third row: Gmc Mffvylf-f Mffw Cfowff' CUVVQ' Vcfiw Soibi-'q Sat'-2' T'.1m,M'H-f'. Second row:S '1:'5 Hz.:-aw 53 'J 'aw Hkif Hvg'C-?'Q'J' L': ew B':w'w VV q'? Brno' U33-gf 3,54 Firsf row: T',feH, F-eo'wU, Vw' CPe'3'f1 M a ONQJ Aqcv fccoiz' B974 PVD' Li 'f-1 Rff'-'X' M ,N. Build For Tomorrow Develop Talent or SCIENCE CLUB FIf1h row: PM -' ' A ' L ' D my 1 V' W f W' ' M.-Z. Fourfh row: P, f P- 1 Q ' S' BJ - H ' -- I f ,, M -3 5 Tn I ' Sf: 3: -, Third row: L' '- 5' 3 . 1 'w 1 C ' S D' F-':' ,.. ,,.T . Second row: I - 5' ' ., ' Hrfgr 3 AU, M ,lv Vu F I Firsi row: Z' r-Q ' ig MLCL' Sf' ' Alfnx S1-,Lf Bw, C'.,f.t' ffm' ' Q'w,1N1'wq L,:f, ,-. FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE DRAMATIC CLUB Fourih row: Ehww W 1' FH' 'r '4 C'L,t K'-:-'. Third row: Ne wffpse S : H' C M 1' N QE, Kwknhf, KQQVK J nef- M C 'work Twmw L.1'i-:M VFNH. Second row: 'Nl 1' :,:: M Dm' ' 5-I E A' ' li? 1 fl ' 3 T ' Kofi iw, '1' L' ViK' C34-T Firsf row: Mm M 'K Geovq T' 4- U T 'f BYVZJ U -Q' Tv' 'Nl 2 HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Second row: B1 '- T - 'ii Cro E . ' E 1 1' 5 ' 1. V N Lf1 ' P. Hrs? row: D A - L ' 3 'J' P 13' 4 , ,, V, f , 5, V ' V ' V . 1' : if J l'our 'latoms and an ltve KI-QNI KIDS The Science Club is nameless no longer: it bears the title Kern Kitl,r.l The club is interested in modern inventions and spends time looking into them at the planetarium, water works, or Vkalworth. They also carry on experiments of interest in their own lab under the auspices of the sponsor, Miss janet Trelts, who knows the answer to all the confusing questions. The financial needs are met by money obtained from social gatherings and dues. This year the members plan to estab- lish a custom of remembering seniors with some token of significance- a pleasant end for a pleasant year. FR ICS! IM,-KN-SOPHOMURR DRAMATIC CLUB liveryone has a desire to be somebody else. The freshmen and sophomores realized the experience of accomplishing this feat when they joined the dramatic club. Where is there a better outlet for such an experience than on a stage? :X few minor changes and the students become the characters of their desire. A little makeup, a little imagina- tion, and Johnnie becomes Grandpa in the Hesh. Among their achieve- ments was fl .lll-,VFIYIIIXU Day under the direction ol' Bob Qlohnson, a senior. The actors had fun. the students enjoyed watching-what more can any club accomplish? HONIIQ PQCONONIICS CLUB Learning to keep a kitchen neat and attractive is an essential task for the eager beavers of this department. The girls give their best efforts to the interesting program outlined for homemakers. When Dramatic Club needs costumes, they cheerfully respondg when the faculty needs hostesses for tea, they are ready to serve. Their faith is pinned to their sponsor Xliss Kough, and they regret the departure of Nlrs. Blackson, in whose honor they held a spaghetti dinner. To make clothes beautiful as well as practical, to make food attractive as well as healthful-these are their aims. 65 -f 44 '..h 414' executives i' Good Housekeeping ,l. ,l. Ul lfICl-QRS President W . Roy Sarver ee l'res:dein Xrtliur :lllen Secretary Nancy Slep reasnrer llarper Bower llistorian-Reporter Glenn Crosby Sponsor Xliss janet Trelts Ulfl lL'l'lRS President Ruth Truxeil X ice President Secretary Peggy George Helen Barbour reasurer Hazel Trice Sponsor Xlr. Haydn Bodycomlwe Ulfl lL'l',RS Presitlent Isabel Benson Vice l'resident Xlargaret Panosky Serretary-Treasurer .Xnn fllsllelwslll Sponsor Xliss Sally Kough JUNIOR-SENIOR DRAMATIC CLUB llvith assistance frmu our clrzxmzltic clircctor, Xlr. llznynlu lioclycomhc, tht- cmhryo lgZlTl'ylNOI'L'S :mtl l3t'rnl1a1'clts of tht- Scnior-,Iunior Drumzltic Cluh launched :mother yuzzr. VVorking :alone and in conjunction with the music groups, they proclucccl 2 t ' liC0lIlCCly,1l fantasy, tht-Variety Show,1mtl the Christmzns Cautntzt, a m a l 0 0 0 lhc Hurst of the two plays, .Alu E.X'P!'f1'77Zl'7IftI! fl1r1tf1.ty, hy licruzircl Schoenliclcl, hurl its performance on the stage of the Xlzmos lhcatre as part of the memorial services on .-lrmisticc Day. ln lxlZlI'Cl1, Scnior--lunior Dramatic Cluh prescntccl the Ont'-:ict play. Y'f1m'1 .v .llmzwy CIHIPIIAIIQQ To Yun. 'lqhis play was prcst-uit-cl on the zluclitorium stzigc zmcl well 1't'cciy'crl. lu! prim' gluryfu Xlr. .Xguny Su-5 Nulnt-g It-IIN :lllg ltumu uurhnu Flffh row: Klf' 1' 2'1 ' .r rl Q.-,W B., . .. A 1' l. rn' Fourlh row: P, Kr- M. Q. Km-' Q . S 1':Z 1: M J, T ..-' N Ct ,uw J 1' M 'H-, W- L- LJU:.! Pjgwi X, fqu. S , RNA-1 . Third row: SF. :-' A'1'f' ' V . Nw-,w Z- if-Af-1 Y.w1,,, w wtf: Vg, N VJ.1'fr1. M. J. B fr E , 3. B' vw, Second row: D 5 TH .egf F F' wwf: HAWK N 1:,w','v B' AW. wr Tu-I 3' Ut' T rw' ' ' Q' 1, M.D f.H Firsf row: B' A .lf . r-lQ'rf-'qt-Q 0133 91- M Cue. F' ,-' Hgazfcflz B3..Q ' .sr All-' .' ln thc Yarit-ty Sliow. thc Dramatic Chili pro- xidcd the ncccssary sliits and gags. 'lihc Q'ln'istnias cantata was also primarily a produc- tion of thc music dcpartmcnt, hut Klr. Body- cornlwtfs protcgcs addcd the nt-ccssary dramatic . ,, ,. lvacligrouml lor thc cantata, llzf' Clzrfifi' ,liLr1z.r. l or thc sccond yt-ar, rht- program, Gri'f'11,v!f1ojg Uri l'im1ffr', gave listcncrs to Radio Station llvl ltl I5 an insight into the activitics Ill'fil'L'L'I1Sl1lll'Lf lligli School. 'lihis it-ar tht- fifrh period class took rlw rt-sponsihilirics of covt-ring rliti activitics ol' thc cil't't'IlSl3lll'g School District. lit-lorc thc advcnt ol' thu flnwzxlzzirgwr, this was tht- only mctliod ol inlorniing tht- gcncral public of tht- affairs ol' rlic school. llvriting, dirccting, and pcrforming thcir nt-t-kly script gave thc students a look into thc possibilities of radio. For the Scnior Play Nlr. Bodycombc sclcctccl Y'::'i'l-fflzf -Yigfzh a delightful comedy of Xlilliam Sliakcspcarc. One of thc most easily adaptcd ol the Bard of :Xvonls plays, it captured thc in- tt-rcst of playcrs and play gocrs. En , s Childc Jes f ff, tl LIS I . e Vlllill, Chiefs of Staff BROWIX AND WHIIP lhe task of compiling the Brotn and Whztf began last spring when the staff was selected During the summer we clipped outstanding and appropriate models from our favorite magazines in order to formulate photographic plans. Mean- while Mr. Young created the dummy, the skeleton of the year book. VVhen school opened in Qeptember the staff met eyery day sixth period with only one objective in mind-to present to the students of Greensburg High 'School a book representing the school year 1943-1946. To compose the senior write-ups we needed to learn all the important data about each graduate. Consequently every senior received 'i questionnaire from which we gleaned informa- tion for completing this significant task. 'lio furnish the art work in any yearbook is 'i stupendous job, but we were fortunate to have the services of a talented senior Mary Lou Klingensmith, whose drawings, amusing and ingenious, enliven this Annual. Realizing pictures constitute a major part of a yearbook, we strove to obtain a representative group of photographs. .lane Highberger made OUR WORK picture schedules, canceled them, and then revised them until finally Mr Landis with his iny aluable camera, snapped the shots we present for your pleasure Because we did not raise the price of the book this year budgeting was difficult. Qubscriptions and advertisements must net a sufficient sum for the business staff to negotiate for the printing engraving, and covers. After juggling figures, we laid aside our financial worries. By Christmas the literary staff finished the senior write-ups the advertising staff concluded its campaign, and the business staff balanced the books. Now we came to a task which required all the journalistic skill we could muster-composing club write-ups sport reviews, and the story of our school. looking ahead to the deadline, March Hrst, we endeavored to do our utmost to satisfy our readers the students of Greensburg, High School. 'lihe finished product this 1946 Brofwz and ll'l11'te represents the efforts of the entire staH, its editor the advisers Miss Hudson and Miss Young, and the photographer Mr. Landis. ln reading this year book may you experience the same happiness we did in publishing it. YCJUR PLEASURE ii ' 'ii 'li A .-.... T M 7 s L? 5 N L 5' f B.. X rf 1 ' eq fffs ' . .J U., . . .f W, J 557 4 X , 'K - NQ'A ' n , Q ,x y wx ,,f,..V 'f x H N 'V' A -... . 5 Lyn' 21 'G H 'HF 'Bur 'S , t , xv I -YQ. 'kj .Q .5-4 , Q ' , 'LT 'H 14' 3 H 4 . Q O uaic... A CHOIR Flflll FOW2 K',1i,' Yr, -' TZ-ll, , N lm, pw! QL- lf, EV. Xu ' m Vu f' ,' ZJQI v ' Uv' H-ll-a FJ xi V -'l 'YN , ' f, lf.-' f' 1' ,- V '. Fourfh row: A 1, - : A1:'i' Bw, flu! Fwl' ,Q 5'1 'fy' Mf' M, Q 'Xl lf T' ' V. Third row: Z K. ' 1. r. L-, l-U' DJ. i '. M Klwff-f l. Mzif- we-H' Y www Pyr rf-.H , Second row: 5' Q, K '- M y .,.w , ,, W' fy BH :WH IJ 'ff fy .l :N MVN' R.l'w-1-' Vu FHS' TOWI Bmw' V' D b ' Q : - 1 ' Fx- iv 1 l- , X 'k T' 1 5-' MUSIC IJIfI?XR'l'XIliN'l' Xl1lsicl1:1s,il1 flu' past nh-ezmlm-, QITIXYII tn flfflllij' :1 plau- ul- Iwm-r IIIUHIIQ rlu- Clll'I'lL'lllZll' sulwjccts, 'limlzzy this lwrzmclm ul' insrrllcriml fznrrics on-nlit ns dm-N lfngglislu, slump. fu' rmuntlllmmctics, Klum' ul our music lm-yrs pwmlly' slum wlu-cllllv fnrmls mnrlu-nl HI'L'lll'SlI'll' first IUL'I'lHil1 vlmir Il1i1'ml pn-rimlg :xml lmml--3: 12, Vlhlum- I'L'I3I'l'SL'l1I ilu' X vlcctlvcs xx'l1lcl1 flltj' prulvr. .Xt rlw lltgllllllllgl ul' wlnml, tlu- lmml ll11Il1k'LllZlIl'lf lvwfzul tu 3I'LlCl'lL'k' fm' mln- tkmrlmll sn-znsnlw. llu-x mlul ll :N l , crwmlm-nclzllmlc julu ol' l111lI'Cl1lllQ :lt :ill tlu' gzum-s, in lmtll lzur :mal loul un-izrllcr. 'l'I1isy1-411-rlw lmznml took on zilmtlull' july-rlmr of playing at the xx 11-stllng mzltclws. .Xltcr ll 70 l'g1rclun my lm xx lur tllc pzlrg lwusy sf-:mon flu-5 f-lulf-cl flu- yu-:fr xxiflm ll spring concc-rf wlmiuh in rf-zflify is flu- CHIlSllITlITTliTlUl1 ol' flu-ir n-llorf. llu- fll'L'lM'SfI'Zl is nof fo lu- forgoffun ciflu-V, ljllflllg fll'St lu-ruul uf- olff-11 lu-:ml flu-m l'k'lN'llI'SlITg lor flu-u pulmlu- zfppf-zfrgufcf-5. llu-Y provulf-cl musuf lor znsf-mlulx. lor flu- xv'll'lL'TX' Slum' lol: QliilT1ITM'l1fl'II1t'IlT 'nul l5'u'c'nl'1u I't'llfL', zuul l,FLlIlllk'IITlf' for sonu- civic pro-u-cf, vllllllllljlll 'y Im-fl work Illtf' lufvc liffilllltll flu- lumor ol' lu-ing :uf ,jf Q IIIIPHVIIIIII llu-for in flu- sclmool. yn: Ulu- ol our most zicfnvf- UFPQLIITIXZIIIKIITS IS flu- clfou' 'A lllll1lSlTIllj, songs lol flu X frufx Slum xx IN lllsf olu ol . V. , f . .. . IlTk'lI'I1l1lIlf'Al0lJS. ,Xf Q l1l'lSTlIlIlS flu-3' proxulf-fl flu- musu':sl . , , . , , . lJ2IClijLI'UllIlll lor flu- Qllllillfll, Llzzlffr kluvzu, 5l5I'IHg1 lourul flu-m llllflllllllj' IHALILTICIIIQ .X uri:-fQg1f1f1 fX14gf1r.v. am opf-rn-ffzn lmy Cnru-gg. llus uns lolloxxf-cl lwy flu- l',llSfL'I'L'llllf2lT1i. llu clum' lf-f-l flu-lr gn-:Aff-sf !illflSl1lCIlOll :as Tllij' sung lol flu- sf-uiors zuul flu-ir l'L-lLlIlYCS on QYUIIIII1L'IlL'L'lT1L'I1I Huy flu- l,orfl lulf-ss you zuul lu-vp you-- Xlzfy flug l.orcl mzzlac llls fzicc fo slluu- upon you, :uul give you peace. 'NN BAND Sixfh row: 1 7- .4- Fnffh row: P' .: 3 : ' N -l lffwf, H,-nv, u. Fw. J ,vw fy. rf- 1 iw. Nvwz. ' T- .l: 'Ig D '1'.- C',.' Fourfh row: L' 1- -' P 9 :: if I- ' 'VWJ V l' ,: .r 'Q rl , ,,,, 1, X. .:,, - - ' VV-',1.'vm': A' V: ,: 1 V N lullwv ,. Q. 'qv V xv 1, 5' L Third row: '. ' -' - 'V -- wwf V- D. l ' , K. 'C-frzfllzzv lfl - A' 4. 1- 5,75 N- 'ir Bziclm. lin-1-flwrwf-rl, or flu- lmlues? : J.-v D ' C 1 Second row: ', 1' V' rff - 'W E13--'. Flrsf row: 7, A - '! 4- , U 1' - J. 31--' ff' ' fefv- Sfeglw ff -1 -f if H in 1 3-'.' V . ' C. ' v' S1- g-fffi. ORCHESTRA Fourfh row. Egg- .- Third row Y - if 'J - 7 .f 'C - 1 Second row V- ' Flrsf row' 71 -1 Democratic leadership S'l'lTIJIiN'l' SEN.'X'l'Ii l'rr'fid1'v1.' lhvin il1llIllXl.'Kr l'ifr-l'rw,f, -Ionn xl-AVIEAMAN SI'l'f!'ffI7'j' NlliRl,1i Slxwsotx 7'1'ra.tzfrcr RAY SAiu'i'.i4 llUIlSl'f Ulf Rlil'RliSliN'l'.'X'liIVlQS Sflfddff . Fimncis Winn-:ii Clerk jovcis ji-irsitiivs S'I'lTDl2N'l' COURT Cliirf juflirf Rlcimium Coei,'i'iax Iflwrk jiafxrsrsia lfisinia ADVISICR Mir. I'At'i. 'lf l.ANms ftudent. . . e,a'ze.4 en tation 'lihe main job of the Student Government Association is to maintain an orderly school in a quiet and effective way. Vllith the effective running came a very enjoyable social calendar. 'lihis year the Student Government played host to 284 delegates from 55 schools of the Pennsylvania :Xssociation of Student Partici- pation in School Government. Both October 26 and 27 were spent in the discussion of the advantages of a student council, types of activities, and modes of financing. David ilihomas, the president of our organization, presided over the sessions. 'lihe convention was climaxed by our annual Hallowe'en Dance, with the gymnasium decorated in black and orange. For the music we turned to Dick l'lunter's orchestra. A magazine campaign was conducted to raise necessary funds for a war memorial organ in memory of the former high-school students who gave their lives in the service of their country. 'lihe Student Government can well be proud of this addition to the school. 'lihe Christmas dance, stag dances following basketball games. the lVlay Queen dance, -lack Merlin, and Dick llunter-all stand out as highlights on the calendar of the lovers of dancing. Aside from the ordinary assemblies, we enjoyed a variety of special paid assemblies, ranging from the Kingsland Marionettes to the Brandt Concert Party, and from Bertrand Shurtleff to Fred G. Bale who lectured on wrestling and good citizenship respectively. An eventful school year was thus made complete by the careful planning of the Student Government Association. 72 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Rcw5I.l1vwv M1 1T B1-T' 3' M- Cm: H Row 41 E B 1' ' rv ' W 1,44 wwf-V, vvwf-. P TH- XNLQW' vw K fq--' E pf-fu R,Tv 1-t' K 'xv'-11 Row 3: Fnwnauqh, BrfJf1'Ng'.f-' Vw' A. S ff? Pwg,-'H' Bndqw' Vw SW' C'f- Mean Rfzn: Sinn' H 'E Df'Nff::a 'q u LH, ' Row 2: DJNWQJ S'M-11 S O' af-ff MCFaf1.3rm Gfuw Fx, BMN1, W ddownon, WHQMN Sh fo' Fafffm Ffrsf row: W0i1': N L Sk: J' Afvxff' 'fr Sfww Wffrf-' Jevfw' F 'Nr' H,g.' Wf:.3.cf' Mfyxznz M'Nf-'M STUDENT COURT Second row: McCombe, Cronbf, Sin deff, Morisfd, Smffh, Rabi'-om. Firsf row: CQUHM, SWAIN Fw--' M' J PAA Le'f:4 V'.rff:1'z , Mggvf-'. STUDENT SENATE Third row: O'e'f-'F De Bri Hx:- YA LY.:' 4 5 vl Q' '-' 'Q N, Second row: CH :,, M'Ce, rv - Vw, A Tw Av- rf wg,-V PM P' H V5 LL! l 1'1 'SV' n Firsf row: YQ- Sw. : Y' '1 f '3.'gf' f' Dim 'l'lIIi GRIiIiNSI3URGIiR EDITOR IN-CHIEF Ray Saws, NEWS EDITOR Don pmwem ASSOCIATE EDITOR Paul Qoumos FEATURE EDITORS Bmbya Alwiae, Sam McCune SPORTS EDITORS Skye Mpgw- Dzfotht Hnwn SPORTS WRITERS Bao Refi-fe, Nami, SIep FEATURE WRITERS Jai-1 Tzpnef, Jaeres I-Iar'wiIIon REPORTERS Drrara AIN: Aria Bose Pegg, Ba'r'r3 Berg M3 '3g Jimet M:Haq'i, Mramrie W3II3ce D: s W'g::w::' Jr' W3.g3' aa Bt . Lea Fee'meIi Mafofe S'e:'e'i3:1 BUSINESS MANAGER R a'd Llp -gn ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER Sei Afm Sinlixy STAFF Bwv, Jaw-4 Weavf' I-0 S' Va J Ve Mft A Nan , I B31 ya O 'f 'w'-e Lf-rmfyi iIe':i- By: ii'1 Bwwv TYVISTS Rwnf- .1'. T':I'.i 'J, Reita Efvtrirr-1 BMIMQ Km ripel ADVISE? M , IIv,I 'i Exim' :X delightful surprise was in store for us this year-the fireenshurger again went to press, Not since prewar days has our school newspaper been published. With the new faculty member, Miss IIeIen Ifnany, as adviser, the task of reviving the Greensburg High School news sheet was not difficult. Although it had heen a Icing time since the last issue had been printed, there was no Iack of appIicants when a caII was made Iast Noveni- her for candidates for the staff. In gain experience, the staff learned the need of soliciting advertisenients, the knack of creating feature stories, the technique of Iierreting out news, and the art of arranging make-up. Ihe great day arrived in Ileeeinher when the Iirst issue was sold to the students. JXIIXIOIISIX, the staff awaited criticism OI their SllIJSL'I'lIlL'l'S. Iluw- . , , . . ever, the return UI the l,rt'r11,i'f1i1rgt'r was weIcmnecI entnusiastically hy fi. II. S., for students once more were ahIe to Iearn the Iatest high-school new s, It is the desire of the staff to continue to puhlish the fl1'i't'11,rl11n'gt'r Iwi-weeklyg we are certain that their readers are just as eager for them to carry on their job with deserved success. 74 A ni -'V X .XA N X , ' Q '-R 4 , ---... X V . aid? M Q. 3' ' . 1 L Q ' - at I vu f' 411, I Q4 , ' Q'- ' 1. f H .4-,, Wimafffa ' I , ..,. A M Q E si Fw il ' ., i 41 , 1 'f 'w N 'J , , A My WV ., X, jay I - h ,E .Q gf 'xgilng' -N ua- Q ,,,, 5 K N' . 5 R ww-11. , I 4 ! f . J W7 f ' tr JK -li X ' , 1 , .. Y 4 'av l c 3 'Q' 3 X53 , :gx 4, vff5fi'2.f I A -1 Q x x E f W t 4.3 yy Y frm N 1 'Z f Q, 5 , . ' A ,A , A, u x ' ff QA 37 ! 7 g 'X .X - 5 e -x ' A V x 'Qx ' fx Kid A 3 . , ,pd ,qc ,mf f 1' W ff - W V ' V - A.A QW, wif A F' ,K--. I , 3 .gif Y YZ! .g. f rw - : 1 .f 4. YJ 11' ., 'fc 5 and -, M. ew k , A if ' Kg, A Y fi I I A ,WJ ' ,ri 'I I 'il. all-V -Htttactions of the -ffout f L LM E ,G ,l ff' l ,nxt Q:- ' D Wa lVith zi card marked by four wins, four ties, and two defeats, the Golden Lions of Greensburg com- pleted :mother season. On 11 rainswept held, the Lions opened their 1945 football season by defeating the plucliy Railroaders from Youngwood, our perennial Hrst game rivals, 13 to U. Une of the highlights of the game was Don Klahoneyls brilliant end-around for our second score. One week later Sewickley Township surprised us by holding the Lions to a 7-7 tie. The visitors, sparked Yea, team! Sock it to them! X FOOTBALL SQUAD Fifth row: Amend llvlqnl, Azlolphson, Cwiele, Rox, Fu: Yarvos, Bagif, Leaqamnri, Dame, Weaver, Slope iMq'.,. Fourfh Row: Bill llmuinerl Faust M rj Mafnfl Sffw fr l Q V , 4 . - Henry, King, Getiernv, Vraole, McFarland, Roselfi, Woo flvlgr., Senforl, Mr. McLaLghlIn CASH. Coaenl. Third Row: Mr. Douglass fFrosw Coachl, Mn Sfeianfi l l Cecil, R'::le Jnzlsow Pa,.::l Mahcreq Slwxun, O: Hcgae, H:,se, McCauley Clv'g'., Seniorl, Mm Wfzey fC3a Second Row: Gf'cn, Ar e'a'a'i, Mmll, Meesfgf, Mon' Curdy, Le.e':.1,sky, Marvell Drake, Saseos, Taomsz. First Row: Semlnarv, H'll, De -', Mirlinger, Cole Smal Ba 3 'wi' l'l,.l -'TCW D 'lL:f'1 1 SID4'7'L The playful pigslcin Eleven Men and a Ball by a substitute halfback. Caviggia, caught fire in the second half. Nlessich, jackson, Hogue, House, and Slyman fought hard after the Sewickley counter but were unable to score. ln the first tie game in a long series between the two rivals, the Hurst Hurricane and Greensburg Lions battled to a scoreless tie. Line play dominated the game. Only one offensive stab stood out. This came in the second quarter, when Bud Marshall intercepted a pass on the Hurst forty-five. With blocking he bulled his way to the visitors' five. Hurst stidened, and Greensburg lost the ball on downs. That was the only scoring threat of the game. The next week, following a complete shakeup, our team took the Held against favored Connellsville. jackson switched to right end, Slyman to center. Pro Danks was inserted at quarterback with Marshall going to right half. Good blocking from the line enabled the backheld to run wild. Abie House played a Ubrilliantw game, scoring two touchdowns and two points after touchdown. Pi Messich, smashing full- back, also played a fine game, scoring two touch- downs. Then came the Norwin game, which cost us a chance for future victories. We lost the services of House for the season. Ralph McCurdy also was injured but returned to play the next week. Despite these injuries in the first few minutes of play, the Lions drove to two touchdowns in the fourth quarter to win I4 to 0. Messich and Hogue were offensive standouts. In the line, Jack Riddle, Dick Paluzzi, and jackson played good ball. With excitment at high pitch, for we were un- defeated in Class AA competition, we traveled to Altoona. There we suffered our first defeat. The heavier Altoona team, using straight football, plowed its way along the ground for two touchdowns. We found the Altoona line impregnable, so had to resort to the air for our lone tally. This pass play was the most spectacular of the day. Pro Danks, sophomore quarterback, faded from his own forty and heaved a long pass to Messich, who raced the remaining distance to score. Laurels for outstanding play in the line went to john Ammerman and joe Moyer. On a beautiful October day, the Lions met the Latrobe Steelers in a game which was to decide the XVestmoreland County AA championship. The game did nothing to clear the situation. The out- standing play of the day was a seventy-yard run by Nlessicb, fullback of the Lions, Tom Levendusky played a standout game in the line for G. H. S., while Felbaum played a fine game at guard and fullback for Latrobe. In a game marked by numerous substitutions, .lohnstown downed Greensburg 13 to O. VVe made a gallant goal-line stand at the end of the first half but were unable to cope with the passes of Steve ffliara, Johnstown signal caller: we yielded two touchdowns in the third quarter. Our only scoring chance came when Nfessich hurled a long pass to 79 Standing: Foust, YVoodr0w, Mr. A. VV. VVesbecher, McCauley Britt Kneeling: Blose, Amend FOOTBALL SCORES 1945 Greensburg Youngwood 0 Greensburg Sewickley Township 7 Greensburg Hurst 0 Greensburg Connellsville 0 Greensburg Norwin 0 Greensburg Altoona 14 Greensburg Latrobe 6 Greensburg Johnstown 13 Greensburg VVilkinsburg 6 Greensburg Jeannette 7 lmfl to right: McLaughlin, Douglass, Wiley, Stefanie 'Wi.eQ':i' t K A , Our Coach VVilcy YEA BROWNg YEA WHITE, YEA GRE QISBQI26! IJ FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM w 3 ason gr E lol? r Plonslcy Ifnrrrel Klrk Benneff Srrerndan 13 Woodwad Carroll Paslor Forsvrhe H ndr EP Row 2 Rev fend Eugene Slep Fncco Panlgal Jackson Capulllo Leonaro when Lels Fefsko Kelley av Elnkson Mr Douglass coach W I lo ron Walor u enzzo orce Kare rs Dorrnnnck Muclwonev Greaves Treltel Slauffe Fugenc Slyman oe Mm wr ASQ Y ' XEEQ ls Y Dun Malmney Rulmcrt Hague Tom Danks Clarence zlcksun Charles Giron ohn :Xmmern L 80 Vrable , , -mf Y- my l ! . , lvl Y ,H lp I , . K G Ro :N M Y, -M! ,Q ll'! , IY1q.!j v P I V. 4 Y Y 35 52 31 k , EM lr Ro 1 EII' rr, Fai. , , F I- Q . Y S R X V! 1. . Y J -I 12111 . S F I k x ..'r-KKK. il 5 3 ,J I - , E Q- I ' Al ' A N . . r 4 A r Y, , 9 15 ,4 I A 5 A SPAYFV It P 1 Night 11n1l play liols llflgllt. 'I'h1- 111-xt pass was i11t1-ru-ptt-cl ancl tl1c l,ions' opportunity fiaclccl. 'lil1c lililllifll tic LIZIINL' 11'as rccorcln-nl at xylll-illlSlJllI'j,I 11'l1cn tl11- l,ions anal tl1c lloly City Clriclclcrs t11ng1l1-cl 111 ll fm-6 IIC. NlK'N5lCll ran fllfj'-OIIL' f'lll'll5 to t11ll1 for Cm.-L-11sl1111'g1 11l11l1- Don lin-lorrc scor1-cl for lYlllilllSlJlll'g. ll ll DID IT! Uni' suason 1111s ll sLIL'L'L's51 111- lm-at ,lL'Illll11'IIL'+ tl11- scorr l2-7. XXX- scorul l1otl1 tin11-s o11 ll Slllllllllx Illlly. .X scru-11 pass, llanks to Xln-ssicl1, 11'l1o l1111l Il1l'L'L'-Illllll llll'L'lAl-Cl-l'llfl', scorn-cl l1otl1 tin11-s. Sly- 1111111, Ri1l1lI1-. fliron, llllil Uralac pla1'1-ml 11 grcat cl1-fit-11si1'c ganu- ancl also ,Qavc Nlk'SSlL'll tl11- 111-L-cl1-1l lllI1'I'liL'l'L'IlCf'. .Xml so it 111-nt: Z1 1'ictor1', ll tic, ll loss. 'lil11- YlL'f0I'lL'S lnorc tl11111 lJ2llllllCL'll tl11- losscs annl flll'4lllg1ll0llf, tl11- t1-11111 n1aint11in1-cl ll lint- sports- Hllllllllit' spirit. LlUllCll Xvllllillll lJ0llglllSS. l'l'CSlll11Cll footl111llcrs con1plctL-cl 21 l1ig1l1ly SllCL'L'SSlvlll scason, 11inni11g1 fi1'c QLZIIUCS aml losing only onc. 'lillC St. Yinccnt l'r1-p Fl'L'SlllTlCll 111-rc first on tl1c list and 111-nt 1lo11'11 i11 clcfin-11t, lil-U. 'lil1cylllnior-l111'l11111'ksfrom .lt-1111111-ttc 11'crc next in linc anml SllCClllTll7Cfl 7-fl. l11 thu nt-xt junior XY. l'. l. gl. l,. 11111111-, Hurst was trou11c1-cl 33-fl, Wie 1111-t NICLIIIIICTIC Zlglllll, and Zlglllll lx-at tlu-111 13-U. 'lil1is was tl1c first nig1l1t 11111110 of tl1c season. l11 11 night ganu- 11'itl1 .-X111l1riclg11-, wc suffcrccl our first clcficat g1oing11lo11'n to 20-14. l11 tht- final gilllll' of tl1c season, 1111otl1L-1' nig1l1t ,Q111111-, 111- 1111-t anml 1l1-f1-11t1-cl llurst 20-6. l,Zllll'ClS for finc pl111' to cll'L'1lYL'S, Karp-lis, lflliot, lYalor anal ilaclason. Xlwiu ll1111s1- lxlllll Nlwxit-I1 loin l.c1'1-111l11sl4y Ralph Nlar l11ll Bolv ljraka- -lark llirlrllc R11lpl1 Nlfcwllfllj' D11-kP11I11 . f 1- -1 x I fa. 1 I i, V A l 1 1 I' P , - 4 I Q V ,gy 5 Q Y l S1 Smm-tI1ing IN-xx has IN-rn :NItIt-:II SECTION VIII I I-IAMPS 'I-IN' xvintt-r UI I9-I-5-I9-I6 saw om- of tIN- Iwsr Imskt-rImII YCIIIUScII'L'CIISI5lIl'j1 L-vcr put cm tIN- Hour. IIN- IYISICI' :nt IIN- right tn-IIs thc cmnplctc story of firm-nsINl1'g IIIIKI IN-r oppmN-nts :ts fur as scum-s 1lI'k' COI1Ck'I'lIL'iI. IImx'cvcr, It ovcrlrmolis tIN- ch-- scriptiu- IHICIQIQIWPIIIIII with its cIuII znNI hright ITIHIUCIIISQ I11lllI'S nf Iong, Imrcl pmcticc IN-hi1NI thust- l'l1IlIlIfL'SUI.I.llST,CIL'CISIVL'ZICYIUIIQ thc hrIIIIzmt IINIIX'IlIl,I2lI pIgtyin,u ZIINI SITIOUIII-CIICIQIIIII tt-:tm- wm-Izg tIN- CIISllI7INIIIIfIIIL'IIf in mIL-In-:it IIIIKI -Int in vN'rory. Hur pn--sn-ztsmm gamma-s Immugltt us into Cfbllflift with IN-xx' st-INNmIs-CIlzxssport, :Xn1ImricIgc, SIIIIVOII, New Kt'IISIIIgfIIII+IIII I1Ig,5hIy mtc-II tcztms. .Xm- hritlf -, tIN-It LI It-znclhlg crmtt-INIQ-r for tIN- stutt- rirlt-,J 'ns our tougIN-st oppmN-nt. II-IIC rutztI for T'I1ISyI7L'I'IUlI slmwt-tl us warning out wirh :tn L-quznl IIIIYIIIHCI' uf wins znNI Iosscs. 1' . - ' . , I'l'fil'B IN-rc on III ua- KIIKIIIIY Inst- il glilllt, :1Ithn.ug3h sunN-tinN-s wt- h:1cI pretty muglt going. 'IIIIk'yL'1lgllt' season hrougltt us up against our naw oppmN-nts front -In-zm1N-ttc to LRIIOIIIHXXII. Srmrhctixtmcs wc cm1IcI hrcz1tIN- easily, :ts in tIN- first ' ,L'2iI1lIL'Il'L' gzunc, hut srmN-tInN-s we IN-IcI our , I 0 2 I V h x , lg I .X 'X' X , xx ws.,- 9 1 hrt-z1tI1, WIN-n mN- or two points ITICZIIII thc differ- cmw- hetwc-cn victory :UNI tlt-It-at-Cin-enslmrg 3-I. Norwin 323 cIl'6Cl1SI5lII'g I9, Norwin IS. Ihztt was WIN-n Hr. Ilnuglztss Iost his hngcrnz1IIs:IINIQI1-zlscs In his punts, Hut :III fllI'IIk'lI out xxx-IIQ Gu-L-11sIvt1t'g won thc st-Ctitm CI1:ImpIm1sI1Ip. 'f BASKETBALL IVARSITYI econd row: 2: ' - Firsf row: C' :, A- ' ' 82 Two points A basket? Going up Outnumbercd Suspense Anybody's ball fv -1 -v Sli.-XSON'S RI-QSL'I,'I' Grfwz,vf2111'g Opjaonerzt 40 , 25 Glassport 44 18 Youngwood 34 37 :Xmbridge 26 32 Sharon 46 21 Johnstown 36 . . . . 23 New Kensington 28 . 42 Ambridge 29 32 blohnstown 45 12 Latrobe JS 27 Conncllsville 42 20 Youngwood 36 26 Uniontown 31 29 Yorwin 61 34 Alcannette 31 26 Glassport 40 16 l,atrobe 41 24 Connellsville 19 18 Liniontown 34 .12 Norwin 25 21 Sewicliley 43 18 -leannette JU 11 Sewicliley As we look over the season more carefully, we recall various highlights: -Iackson,s dropping the winning bucket seconds before the gun of both the Uniontown and Norwin gamesg Yurko's out- standing play which set the pace for the whole seasong Perruquet's agility which so often tied up the oppositionls defense: Nlarshallls excellent ballhandling and accurate passing which set up many basketsg Allen's and Ammerman's alter- nating to provide a solid defenseg Crosby's and Rosetti's frequently providing the needed spark. Champions of Section VIH, we hopefully traveled to Nlclfeesport to face Donora, the de- fending state champs, in the state elimination. It was a terrific battle between two excellent teams. Greensburg held the lead the first three quarters, but the overpowering stamina of Donora won out in the last Eve minutes of play. ln the quarter-hnals of the county tourna- ment, Greensburg easily defeated Latrobe. The semi-final game against New Kensington was a red-hot battle, the l,ions finally winning in the second overtime period. ln the finals Greensburg went down to defeat at the hands of Norwin. The brightest feature of the tournament for Greensburg was Jaclcsorfs being named the most valuable player in county Class A. 83 yr BASKETBALL IJUNIOR VARSITYJ Second row: My Wfilaw Dcuqltizf, lcoachl, Olelif-VSV, M:Ne'm' W-ne- een, Catz' Brac-fs, Mg'. Firsf row: Lecwyi MQ Lz-q aa, Kcfcuw, Morrow. 'lihe Junior Varsity with lXlcNerny and Loughran at forward, Myatt at center, and Danl-cs and Korody holding down guard, had 21 successful season. Under the coaching of Chuck Baker, a former Greensburg High star, they piled up l-l wins and 7 losses. 'llhese lnoys showed much promise: lxlcxernyds lirilliant play under the haslietg Danlis' excellent :nluility to steady the squadq l,Ulljjl1l'1llllS accurate shots: Nlyzlttls good all-round playg and Korodfs line shots-factors that made for the line season. :X squad ol' capahle reserves headed hy Norford and Ulshefslci saw much action throughout the season. This team proved its worth in many exciting games, giving us reason to expect a good team next year. The GHS 'lunior VV.P.l.rXL. team, commonly known as the freshmen, very ahly held up their end of the season. Under the excellent coaching of Nlr. lXlCl,Illlj1l1lIl'l, they finished second in the league, losing Ollt to Irwin. lhe comhination of Greaves, Croshy, Cunningham, Kirk, and Vlirettel pulled down an excellent total of 13 wins and 3 losses. A XF FA H!! 35 lllfzllll Y. . A if ll is 1- FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Second row: D' 1., Lf f YH 'NJ .- rr gf, J 'y' Bxzw, Kfifpeo- qlrrarn, VJ W, My JTU5 M Ln ,fy First r w n i -X L TRACK TEAM VV1th spring fast 1ppr0'1ch1ng Co 1eh Aee W1 ley issued '1 c 111 for 19-lv track hopefuls X hump er erop of 1th1etes reported lllil much h 1rd work hy both eoaeh lllil squad memhers followed 111 the hrst ol three sehed11led ex ents the d1sh ing, C1ll1C1lL9 of GHS met the tr1ek te 11118 rl lerry lownslnp IIN1 latrohe It litrohe Xl though plaeing third in tLlI11 seoring Greens hurg had two traekmen who e 11ne thioueh with ing hrst place in the 100 220 1nd -1-10 y lI'l1 d 1sh while Pie Messieh won the l1lSLllS throw In point scoring Derry' low nship w on with 96 points, 1 1 trohe was second with -111 and Greensburg fol lowed with 38 Un April 21 the lions took second pl 1ce in 1 triangular meet with Derry lownship llld ean nette Despite the fact that Hornoek, aekson and Messlch won Hrsts for G H Q Derry fown ship still managed to nose us out with 391, points to o11r 34 eannette trailed with 213,11 points In winnui the 120 yard high hurdles ackson unof helally broke the County reeord cllpping one t ti of 1 seeond from the lw J reeord preyi ously set e111se of ieyerse we1 ier eoneitions et seheduled for NI IX w it e1nnette w1s Ll ee ed neensuulg., lette 1 w t p1rt1e1p1te in this ni et 1 he tr iek ex ent of the y e 1r w IS the 11 estmore 11nd County tr1ek 11141 held meet lhe de end ing Ll1ll11plUl1S of Derry low 11811117 c 11114. through nette latrohe NCJFNXIII Youngwood Xyonmore 11111 SLOffQ1l1L in th 1t order llornoek, for Greens hurg took top honors in the 100 yard dash 111118 qualifying for partlelpation in th V1 PI XI meet at Lonnellsyille on 1X1 IX 19 lhere he dis tinguished himself hy winning the 100 11111 220 yard dash ey ents 1111s enahled him to go to the state PI PX X meet He w 15 defeated there hut deseryes laurels for aeeompllshing as much IS he did lhus went o11r tr1ek se lS0l'l Xlthough we, IS 1 tenn, did not win lllk meets, we produeed 1 le 1st three outstanding trackmen Three grunts to go' Up up and away Up and over High wide and a slide No time to lose -' ' 1 1 1 ' , 2 11 7'- en l 1 Q 11 1 1 ff 11 1 - : it I Y 1 vi V l3e11 11'1.11 '11tl1 1 1 Il ' ' ' 1 ' me 1 1 1 1 1 D' .' 1 hl11 1 1 '1 .1 11 n- . ' L. ' ., R. . , ,., K. . il- , 11111 . f' ' 11 pl 'f, .lL'lll11' 1, 111111 Jonora 'ere ' Y 1 . 1 11' 11 .1 1' 0 1 ' 1 ' -' Ci- 31 1 , 11 ,1 1. 1- . . '.k- -- '2 1 1 1 1 :1': 11 1 1f1 - mmf- George Homofk miidc 11 0101111 SWUCP1 Uk' to retain their title, i1L:l.C2lt1l1g Greensburg, ,lean- I 'l ' 1 D 1 , .,1 1 1:1 , . .Q J, ,y A - , 1 , 11 1 .w 1 ' if 1 l .1 ' 1' 1. f 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 2 1 1 -- I 1 Y 1 F ' 1 v' 1 1 e . . .. . ,. l 1 V . 1 1 ' , v' 1 f ' V 1 1 1 I '- ' -1 1 - ,Z 1 ,1 E 1, . e, it 11 , 1, .25 1. L. , 1 , . A Y I 4 lees for six Flhe 19-lv Greensburg Hrgh School golf team presented Ill arrax of newcomers xxllfll Allen and lhomas the onlx returnmg lerrermen Mr Douglass presented five new members who I'JilflClplfLCl lI'l the sw matches lhese golfers were Lormsh Bauer VW IX er 1 erruquet md ogun lhe first match of the se lson was plax ed Wlfll our 1 e old IIS :ls e rnnette ln lt the C H S I11lJl1ClxS were h nd pressed to wln 8 7 Nfter this elose contest the 1 xtlobe hxe showed our boss their goll eourse am slelll score 101 to -11 1 ltrobe xxltll an ex en eount ui one uctorx and one loss the Greensburg golfers plax ed host to 1 vtlong Penn Hxgh team Agaln our lnexperlenced team tasted defe at and lt was time for a return match with our Glass Lltx rn als Thus mme the C H S golfers dld .1 httle better and downed the GI ass M xkers 91 to 11 Wlth two wins and one loss lll sectlon eompetl tlon, the decldmg match wlth Litrobe w as scheduled at the Greens burg Countrx Club lihel ltrobe box s were determined to w ln ag un and Wm thev dlcl 111, to '51 ThlS match won for latrobe the sectlon tltle lhe l 1st mateh of the seison w as plax ed on the Alcoma Lountrx Lrub wlth Penn High 'is hosts Greensburg w as defe lted 141 to 1 lhough the score fnls to show lf the match w IS closelx eontested throughout All but one of our xarsltx are IH lme for the 1946 se zson V1 1th Xrt Allen is capt un the boss llreadv grlp thelr Cll'lV8I'S and w t for the go signal for 1 ehamplon season 86 1 f .1 ' . 1 1 'j .1 1' 111 1 Q, 1 , 1:1 , '1 1, ,I 1: , 1 1. . .. '1 1 1 ' ' 1- . ' .1 ls ' -.1 , ,Q Q- .2 . 1 1'1 ' 1 Y' V A I 1 Y ' ' to the same score, 1015 to 416. Half of the season was already over, 1 . - ' gi 1. . . ' ' ' Z.. . . . . , 1 ' 2 ' . . 1 1 :- j . ,z '1 1 1 1 ' . 2 , 1. ' If 1 . -' 1 1 -' 1 . . .. .1 1 1: 1 3 3. 1 . . ' , 1 . 'z .1 1-' 1 . 1 .1 2 1 z , H : V 1 . ' 1 'zu I X K x 1 Row 2: Mr. A. G. Wiley lcoachl, l-loque, Lopushamslcy, Vrable, Drake, McCurdy, Yaniry Cmqnl Row I: Grim, Senie, Vallano, Ferazzi, Pastor, Masili, Reed The G.H.S. wrestlers met and made stiff competition in every exciting match of the mid-winter season. Our grapplers proved their ability by assembling a skillful team, but they faced many disappointments with competing teams- also skillful. Greensburg completed its season with Five victories and seven losses. They met defeat with Boswell twice 49 to 6 and 9 to 851 and once with Jefferson C10 to 75, Vllashington C11 to 75, Canonsbnrg C14 to 35, and Blairsville C8 to 75. 'lihey topped Blairsville once, however, by the score of 10 to 7. The matters also showed themselves superior to Kiski twice C16 to 4 and 15 to 35, and West View twice C13 to 5 and 11 to 65. Once again they bowed to Vllaynesburg C13 to 65, the 19-15 and 1946 NV.l'.l.A.l,. championship team. liven though Coach Wviley lost hve first-squad boys from the previous year, he managed to procure eight lettermen by hard work and practice on the part of both the wrestlers and their leaders. Lettermen are: Williani Grim C955, Louis lVlasilli C103 5, john Senic 61125, John Pastor C1205, Alfred Vallano C133 5, Robert Hogue C1385, john Vrable 11545, and Robert Drake Cl655. The section tournament took place March 8 and 9 in the VVaynesburg College gymnasium. Of our eight lettermen who entered the tournament, four were disqualified in the quarter-finals: while four entered the semi-finals. Robert Hogue was defeated in an overtime period of the semi-finals, but Bill Grim, Louis Masilli, and -lohn Pastor lost only in the final bouts of the eliminations. Greens- burg, as a team, came in sixth with nine points in the W.P.I.A.L. annual wrestling meet. Readx W restlt' Knuckle down tight! Whos riding time fra-gases? W J, AUTOGRAPHS fu' ' 2 X! , . ff, fl ffkfrl 1 rf X J I I by . WW fx , f , I, . lv. jf ji 1 W A b 1 'II , X X, 1 F K ,z ,-J iff - 1 3 l ,h A ff I4 J A L! 5 K 1 jf ,- A. K. AUTOGRAPHS . , I HMM yfgf ffffffgf ffy -s w-px ml, lf f I' . A 'fix ixfflff flff ff fU,1l!!g!ff ff ,np 1 x 4 'J , . 5 , 1 1 7 , 1 Q lvl: I V V-1 'I I V Q. ' x, L' z . j we :V - f Z . M-.--1-m.-k 1- f..Mf..f,, .-. N-fnm., -. ...,.-.L-l-S ,,,1,zulu-.,.Lwm,L...-mimi-wgwun.-nm-,U-.gn-m,nnr1m..4 ,,,4.r.4..i.1-,Z-,.... 2 O ,. 2 2 3 5 2 2 2 2 2 2 5 5 2 2 2 2 2 C 2 2 2 2 2 5 5 5 2 2 2 2 2 E 1 2 M ml M an nh RD IL!!! MM lklhlidllfftllllhk RFMRIMUKIUWNVUHIH NRM! 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COSHEY and SONS FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS I V Auto Ambulance, Limousines for Hire 1 i 319 West P1ttsburgh Street HOME WORK MIDNIGHT OIL 1946 vlntage comes to the 11ght bulb on your desk lamp over a cornphcated network of w1res Power commg mto Greensburg at h1gh voltage 1S stepped down to lower voltage for local consumptton through the transformers and switches shown ln the 11lustrat1on Located on Mt Pleasant Street thls West Penn Power Co substat1on wlth the exceptxon of transformers and c1rcu1t breakers IS the product of GREENSBUBG PENNSYLVANIA and TORONTO CANADA 33 3 1 : A I . . . 1 3 V . A 1 3 ' , 3 ' n ' . a A I , I W t Z , I 1 g g , , C Q I - a ' I 1 ' f ' g V V 4 H, ' , Z 5 3 5 3 5 3 Z g - v. 3 Z 5 3 3 3 3 5 5 3 3 Z Z z - - 3 ... 7 11 P - . . , . , Ii r7fT -'WAY M i '- Qnannun-nuunaTsr,nnun-nun.:nan.nrnvmr.ne-vraatnrnnl'i'nuavuuuuumnmAMnAMn . 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CLUST 17 IOHN STREET NEW YORK 8 N Y Mcmufactunng Specmlty Iewelers Rlngs P1ns Medals Charms Trophles Plaques 96 MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMA NINIYMAR lVlNl'LNNlNlAlllVllI YMRRUMMUMRRRFMRIRRIWRIIMRIRIRRNWMNIMMM M 2 4 Q Q 3 4 3 3 4 5 i 3 3 I fl 3 I i I 3 3 4 5 5 2 C 5 , , . . 3 c 3 5 Q d 1 z 3 5 I 5 3 ' ' 5 Q t 3 Q 3 2 I 3 4 I 3 3 . . 5 I I I g . 9 5 5 5 3 5 5 d 2 2 Q c g E 1 E g e 2 E 1 5 3 5 4 5 5 5 ,J -M'-I-MMA-M H H 'M 'W ' - A E lfATATlIA1's Compliments of The PETERSON SYSTEM GREENSBURG PA ri F3 Pi H L1 'J T1 3 V, K FL 1, 4 1, SILVIS DINING RCOM 10 EAST SECOND STREET GREENSBURG PENNSYLVANIA We Also Cater to Pnvcxte Part1es .x.1.1..x..I.I.Ff1f'f J. .L.U.L.L LLL z.1Ii1,, 1.1 1 1.1.1.1 .x..x. 97 Qu-nnnnnuuncg z 3 5 : 5 5 5 Q 4 5 5 5 5 5 5 : E 3 5 ' - 5 If 4 .i:.1. .x'x Fix, 'iff' Il ' T' Y ' ' V ' V f ' Y f ' ' I -. ' ' ' : in 1' ' .x:.I:.t:Lu.' V - am A 5755 I 1 A gene. . - - ...L , 145 I 1 . J-1 f! AZ 1? 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HEATING COMPANY Complete Lme of Wallpaper Lucas Pamt O11 and Turpentme Kem Tone Wall Fmxsh Russwm Buxlders Hardware Warm Au' Heatmg and Sheet Metal Work Plcture F ramxng and Key Makmg 122 124 N Penna Ave Phone 143 HAGAN ICE CREAM When Its a Matter ol Good Taste Smce 1878 100 ' . I 'S I I 'U 1 - 2 . , . Y F . ' I . 1 - - . I Q I Q A N . . : - 2 . ' 2 - I 5 . . . 2 ' 2 . 5 , . ' 3 I I 3 2 5 a 5 2 5 . I E 2 - . 0 . 5 I ' I u E ' s ' I I F I . . - . I 1 -MM MMMMMM MMM MMM MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM MMMMMMMM 1MMMM MMM -lvl.. if I Y - - 4 '1IJIJ5LKII2KtKIIJIJ.X!lJ'-MHA-fN'f1' 'vin Established Over 30 Years GREENSBURG LADIES TAILORING CO. o. ANGIOLINI. Prop. The only Exclusive Ladies' Tailor and Furrier in Greensburg with Diploma of Designer and Cutter FURS. . . REMODELED - REPAIRED - RELINED, CLEANED and GLAZED COATS MADE TO ORDER Reasonable Prices 313 Pennsylvania Ave. Telephone 2709-I F ri ri :Q ri ri 2 A. L. MCCLINTOCK GENERAL TIRES . . . and . . . KRAFT RECAPPING Phono 3780 401 S Main St. Greensburg Pa 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 RFMIUIFMRIMM Compliments of SEARS ROEBUCK 6. CO 101 N Main Sires! Phone 2630 GREENSBURG PA THE BON TON FINE FURNISHINGS F OR MEN! STURDY CLOTHES FOR CHILDREN' SMART APPAREL FOR WOMEN' NEEDS FOR THE HOME' llkikklk MMM Mil MKRRRMMRIMRRM R0 101 I g u I I I I I I 3 .I. z -- . I I I I g . I I I . I . ' l I I Q - I I I 5 I il I an ga G' P M ul um M MMM MM M MMM 2 The Cheer Leaders FOR THE HIGH SCHOOL CROWD ATTEST THE POPULARITY OF . . . T R O U T M A N ' S Young Clothes! FOR YOUR SCHOOL YOUR TIME YOUR LIFE TODAY! GREENSBURG DAILY TRIBUNE ...and... GREENSBURG MORNING REVIEW BEST FOR HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS QUIT CRAMIN ING' Well Get You Through m FUNDAMENTAL F A S H I O N S ' 0110114 SCHALLER S BAKERY FINE BAKERS Phone 648 Comphments of Weber s Furnlture Sznce 1914 227 So Mam Street I II . I I Greensburg Born . . . Owned . . . Managed 102 'IL1E'l! I'!15' 'J' I! .1 2 1 Save wxth Safety at The REXALL STCDRE HOFFMAN DRUG CO Phone 430 Opposlte Hotel Greensburger Compliments ol l-llghlancl Motor Co Oldsmobile and Chevrolet Compllments of J E SNYDER C0 General Contractors and Bu11ders MANUFACTURERS 8: DISTRIBUTING 122 East Plttsburgh Street Greensburg, Pa J A YJ P1 YJ '1 - li PJ - 52 4 . - ii 4 'J ii 'TD ' Li E1 4 E . J E H .1 Ei ' S ,. , 1 . O I 4 J E5 . P-E E . H .. H 'ef H 4 u ll -3 5 li . T3 Li - if 4 ii ii 5 it fi H 1 if ' li ' L1 . ' . 1 . CO. , ,,4 l, 1, . IQ ' ll: . I1 il I 4 F j 4 4 l . ' 4 I 'i E . l 'E ,-4: ' Cllr ' , S' - J , 'n'1YIi'I'1'TZI'lCl i'I'l'I'I1'H'2Il'1'1'1'SI I wwwuvwwwwwwwwwwwwww W Compliments of OHRINGER'S Home Furniture Co. 13-19 North Main Street www Compliments of Greensburg Drug Co. 125 So. Main Street PAUL E. BROWN ROMAYNE R. BROWN uuwwwwwwwwwwwwubwuvuv www IIVUV UYYUUU wwww wwww wwww wwwwwwww IN YOUTI-IFUL F A SHIONS 138 So Matn Street Greensburg Pa Harry C Wnght and Son IEWELERS Iewelry Watches and Dzamonds F me Watches and Iewelry Repaxrmg Greensburg Pa vv ww VUUUUVUVUVVUUUUVUVUVVVUVUVIIVVVIIVIIV VU FINK S Greensburg s Leadmg Shoe Store Has THE NEW STYLES UVUVIVONUUUV IAMISON COAL and COKE Greensburg Realty Co REAL ESTATE INSURANCE AND RENTS lrwm Gas Coal Company Buxldmg IOE WORKMAN S DEPT STORE MAIN STREET The complete Men s and Boys Store-featurmg a complete l1ne of Sportwear Footwear and Clothmg Headquarters for all Sportmg Goods 3 3 5 I O I 3 ' l 5 1 1 3 I u l , - . . 1 . I I u 1 . I I l I I O - I , . - Qlilvlillnlllnnnnhlllhflllllfnllllfyill I-.Film s AFVVKQKIKIHFWFWI AFAINRRFHFKQKIHIHIRDANHIKIKUKFIBKIRIARIFAIKIKFRFKFNRRFNUKFKI KIKUKFKFKFNFKU wivvvwwwwwvvvvwwwuvvvuvwsvwwuvuvw wwwwvvwwwwwvvw VVVVVVINYVVU UVVVYIIVY!YVUUUUUVUVUVINYVYUUDYUVVUUIVVVMIYUVUYUUVYUVUUVUUWUUUVUUUUUVUVVVWVV They go together GREENSBURG Coca-Cola Bottling Co., Inc. Phone 175 Greensburg Pa Phone: Greensburg 3230 Charles Bocksberger IEWELER Greensburg. Pa. 208 South Pennsylvania Ave. Compliments of Greensburg Lumber and Mill Company HIGH GRADE LUMBER AND MILL WORK 128 S Urania Ave Phones 75 6. 76 am Nava s Shoe Shop South Pennsylvania Avenue BEST WISHES TO ALL moz, Au Wool surrs and TOPCOATS CRANES O P O 4 W Otterman St Greensburg Perfect1on Photo Company FILM CENTER We Specialize in Framing and Statuettes Greensburg Penna Compliments of ST CLAIR SUPPLY CO Clark and George Streets Phone 550 Greensburg Pa J 2 2 2 5 2 2 2 MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM I 1 Z1 g . cn 2 a E3 Q ND 3 N N I u g N Q . 5 S' a 5 ' ' ' 3 Q 3? . 2 51' I Us I I ' . z E - :I Q 2 IJ' ' UI ' ' Z ' 5 5 S2 i I 2 3 g Q Z -v 4 9 3 E 3 . 2 ' 2 3 C 5 I E . g n 3 2 2 Q 5 1 2 2 Q I 3 I gl 4 3 3 3 Q . 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Berger's Sunoco Service SELLS THE BEST FOR LESS 2 M11es West on Hxghway 30 Ann's Home Bakery PIES CAKES and PASTRIES Phone 47011 121 So Penna Ave Comphments of Bates Beauty Parlor First Natronal Bank Burldmg Greensburg Pa Phone 36131 Day 36l3M N116 Gwynn Floral Shop FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 14 W Second St Greensburg Complunents oi MCCRORY 5c CS IUC PHOTOGRAPHY or D1s'rmcT1oN For A Satlsfactory Meal FOODS OF QUALITY ONLY JACK S CLUVER FARM SIURE MEATS GROCERIES PRODUCE AND FROSTED FOODS Phone 1148 133 FOR YOUNG IDEA FASHIONS South Mum Street omphments of BEEHNER S GARAGE 720 West Newton St Greensburg Pa Phone 2163 cmr:r:m1xz,m11' IZI.'lI'IZl IZL.J I'IZXZ,IZ.I.. L1 14 Li H ii 5-i Li E '4 , , it , tl '1 2 2 2 2 2 2 Li Irrmr.. frrtrmvrrrr 1 -- - I :mr ,, . P S 5 3 3 9 s . . . 5 S . 2 2 H . 3 . 2 Q N . , III . - O . 2 , cn 2 - L11 Z 2 5 , cn I 5 E 5 Q O ' a 'U 2 u Q : ' 5 . .. 'U . P . 1-A A 3 , . CD Nl 4 I - ' Q LJ 1 . I I ' ' . 1 ' - . 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Compliments oi SOWASH AUTO SERVICE Goodyear Tires : Recappmq Electncal and Tune Up Service Greensburg, Pa. Phonel2 COMPLIMENTS MMMM MMMMMMMMMMMMM MMMMMM MM MN! MM : 1 a . ' : 3 5 n 5 . P 5 2- I z g I 9 x 5 no E 1 I l e ' 1 S - , 5 . a O - z 'n 2 : I - I 5 xy - 1 M Q gl 3 z : e : z 5 a. 2 Q Q g. 1. ' M A FRIEND -,,,.4-' if FAHRR S GARAGE FRAME WHEEL AXLE AND STEERING ALIGNMENT WE SPECIALIZE IN WRECK REBUILDING HEAVY TOWING AND LIFTING 624 South Mcun Street Phone 384 Greensburg Pa 109 IUVNUNN KIUMRCRNRNIWAWNRRRRQWFRRRIRNRIRR Pm Nllvq 60830808 RUM NU RFYWRIVLUVM MMR!!! M HAMMER S Estabhshed 1876 SPORTING AND ATHLETIC GOODS FOR OVER 65 YEARS South Mam St. Phone 619 Greensburg Pa THE HAMMER NURSERIES EVERGREENS PERENNIALS XMAS TREES L1nco1n Hrghway West Phone 463 Greensburg Pa HAMMER S Estabhshed 1876 GARDEN and FLOWER SEEDS INSECTICIDES FERTILIZER Phone 619 Greensburg Pa Royal Corona Underwood Remmgton Oihce Equ1pment 6. Suppl Company Comphments of THE SUGAR BOWL 110 South Mam St GREENSBURG PA Iean F rocks Inc Speczahzmg Iunxor Spnng Suxts Coats and Dresses 37 Mam St Greensburg Pa Comphments of GREENSBURG PHUTU SUPPLY CU 116 S Penna Ave Phone 2263 Everythmg Photographlc Qu1nt s Pure Food Market Westmoreland County s Largest Store Everythmg to Eat TRY QUINTS FIRST Phone 3085 3086 3087 Compliments oi LOWENSTEIN S ALL SIZES LADIES WEAR QUALITY MERCHANDISE 2nd and Mam St. Greensburg Pa. Compliments MUNCEY 6: WALLACE DRESSES and surrs SUN DRUG STORE 112 N.Ma1n sf. Main at Otterman St GREENSBURG, PA Greensburg Pennsylvama an anMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM MMMMMMMMMM M MlMlMIMNHNIUWWRMNINVMMNIUMUWMMMIRBFMRFIMIMMIIHMMIM M MMMMYMIWUVNWNIRBADIWYMNOABKNUMMMYW P I , . . 5 5 5 2 - ' E 5 5 5 5 H l 5 ' 2 1 uf . I 5 , S 1 I v-43 v-g A 5 ,.. 2 ' 2 IP In 2 . :U 'E ' o 'E . . 3 Z 9 2 ' zu 3 '. ' I, ' Q 9.- 'S E . I ' ' 2 ' 2 s ' f C 9 2 CD ,S . ' 0 5 5 f . I wg E . . 9 '4 ' www www' Mohler Motor Co. E W MOHLER, Pres Phone 682 3 215 E Prttsburgh St Greensburg LOUGHRAN S Prescnptxon DRUG STORE OUR POLICY lust What Your Doctor Ordered 40 N Mam St Greensburg IOSEPH S Tots To Teens CHILDREN S SHOP 16 W Otterman St Phone 4486 Greensburg Pa UU Ml IUYVYVYVUUVUYUUUUTI YUUVYVlIUU'UU'ulUVl'VVVVVVV'VVVVVls .1 IOSEPH H. RUSH ATLANTIC SERVICE STATION East Prttsburgh Street Phone 9496 Greensburg P Complunents ot F W Woolworth Co Greensburg Bus Termrnal Transportatron rs Our Busrness Phone 2804 Greensburg Pa Comphments ot D G Wertz F mance Co Frrst Natlonal Bank Burldmg Cramer Funeral Homes GREENSBURG and MADISON Compliments of Penn Trans1t Compan Greensburg Motor Co YOUR DODGE and PLYMOUTH DEALER Better Used Cars Bought and Sold Complunents of FRED BRUNELLI 120 N Penna Ave Greensburg Pa Town 61 Country SPECIALTY SHOP FOR WOMEN Sweaters Skuts Suxts Coats Dresses L 4 ,. ltlllhllldltlftlllllll ' MNIN IUMA! ll 'dll F 4, MM M Ytdhllfllll M NIH! R'IZlI T' .L .FK IZELITIZ 1 Q. ' - ' 1 Pa. 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