Har Brack High School - Tiger Yearbook (Natrona Heights, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1949 volume:

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FOURTH1HDHTON of T H E T I G E R Published by the Class of 1949 Alma Mater Old Song arranged by PHIL EMBURY 61 I I ' Sl XIII 3 I I lla: :ll - , .1 'V We sing to Har - Brack our voices - es raiscg The Green and White will al - ways be as Ira v lull 4- ' ll ll-V Kill I ' I il 45 I .1 JC' b . To Al - ma Ma ter our trib - ute and praise, Close to the hearts of you and me, ' J 514,31 Ji J I :ij i 5 J KW: will be loy - al and ev - cr truc High in our stand - ards, So firm and true, Dear Har - Brack High School lVe'1l al - ways be truc. Dear Har - Brack High School Well al- ways love you. fa EF fx F F F I P 1 F ff F I . THEME: FOREWORD When Time who steals our years away Shall steal our pleasures, too, The mem'ry of the past will stay, And half our joys renew. Song: Juvenile Poems-Thomas Moore With the publication of this yearbook, the Class of 749 has endeavored to record some memories of Har- Braclc with its first Seniors in contrast to our pleasant memories of this past year. 1924 - 1949 HAR-BRACK UNION HIGH SCHOOL Dedication We dedicate this yearbook to Har-Brack Union High School, which on September 2, 1924, welcomed its first faculty and students to the opportunity of learning its Biblical Motto: Knowledge is Powerg the Truth Shall Make You Free Compliments of ALLEGHENY LUDLUM STEEL CORPORATION BRACKENRIDGE, PENNSYLVANIA ADMINISTRATION Mr. john J. Studebaker Mr. Parks R. Banks Mr. Roy R. Beck History III, Economics Assistant Principal Mathematics Miss Adeline Barclay Miss Edith E. Parker Chemistry English IV We are fortunate in having with us, five members of the first faculty of Har-Brack Union High School. To them we say: Honor to those whose words or deeds Thus help us in our daily needs, And by their overflow Raise us from what is low. +I-lenry Wadsxvorth Longfellow The sixteen teachers who first assumed the many responsibilities and exercised patience in the tasks demanded of them were: Miss A. Barclay Miss M, Ekas Miss M. Gibson Mrs. A. Krick Miss M. Myers Mr. Mr. Mr Mr Mr Nlr Mr O. P. Ballintine, L. Baldwin P. Banks C. Kime F. Shugart J. Studebaker . O. Williams Principal Miss M, McClement Miss I.. McGlasson Miss E. Parker Miss F. Reeder Miss D. Weller utmost Walter S. Bazarcl Parks R. Banks Principal Assistant Principal Alfreda H. Staley Jane L. Mason Secretary to Mr. Bazarcl Secretary to Mr. Banks BOARD OF EDUCATION Twenty-five years ago, the first Board of Education of Har-Brack Union High School, consisting of six directors from Harrison Township and five from Brackenridge Borough, earnestly began the guidance of the three hundred and fifty students who composed the first four classes of the new high school. Mr, Kenneth M. Linhart, who was a member of the first Joint Board, has diligently served twenty-five consecutive years on the Board. The community, in appreciation of his public service and interest in the students and school, has elected him to another term of office. Mr. Thomas M. Hathaway, a most willing, ardent, and capable worker has served as the secretary of the Joint Board the past twenty-five years. The officers and members of the first Joint The present officers and members of the Joint Board were: Board are: G. T. Woffington, Pres. T. M. Hathaway, Sec'y. J. C. Rolls, Pres. T. M. Hathaway, Sec'y. C. W. King, V. Pres. J. W. Gift, Asst. Sec'y. G. C. Brown, V. Pres. DIRECTORS DIRECTORS DIRECTORS DIRECTORS Harrison Township Brackenridge Borough Harrison Township Brackenriclge Borough G. T. Woffington C. W. King G. C. Brown C. Rolls J. C. Allen E. E. Lawhead D. Friel F. G. Altany J. W. Stephenson F. W. Maurhoff Friel P. Bartell T. B. Hepler N. D. Kramer C. J. Jacques J. A. Brown L. D. Reese Mills F. Jankosky W. N. Robb K. M. Linhart R. S. Nowicki E. F. Srickley 4 LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Grace Toepfer Earle Stinebiser Margaret Montgomery Librarian French, English II Latin, English II Mary E. Clement Jane Y. Kennedy Erma K. Briggs English III, IV English II English III COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT 9- WW M-Mfr I 5 Mary Lou Gesmer Anna Negri Gordon Smith Marian E. Mitchell Typing I, Geography Typing I, Shorthand II Bookkeeping I, II Typing II, Shorthand I Neil C. Brown Ethel Howell joesph W. Nary Commercial Law Health Health Geography Physical Education Physical Education SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Wendell Piper Frank L. Mason Ray Hudson Herbert Hartzell Biology Economics History II Physics, General Mathematics Anna Barranco Jeannette Broadfoot Josephine B. Henschel History III Plane Geometry, Mathematics History II, III ARTS DEPARTMENT George Stilley Margaret Lytle Isabel Edwards Joseph Kennedy Industrial Arts Home Planning Home Planning Industrial Arts John Barney Charles J. Gugino Anthony Noce Printing Auto Driving Music Mechanical Drawing S E I 0 R S Class of 1925 Row 4, l. to r.--F. Kesner, N. Collins, M. Hamilton, L. Carson, Unknown, S. Stover, H. Schelm, K. Braun Nl. Lease, R. Warner, R. Cowan, C. Hathaway, Unknown, P. Heck, E. Mrozinski, A. Burkett. Row 3-C. Briggs, D. Allison, Skudinski, Unknown W. Stouffer, R. Barnett, J. Brison, H. Younghans, A Jack, E. Schlicker, E. Sherreib, D. Crabill, E. Sowinski. Row 2-Unknown, E. Mills, D. Acre, Adams, C. Orcutt, J. Ekas, L. Jankosky, S. Wyant, D. Humpheries Bradley, j. Wilkes, Phillips. Row 1-L. Mickey, G. Ferney. J. Blackhall, C. Bock, Unknown, E. Buck, J. Johnson, Unknown, O. Kirkland, M. Wagner, C. Jones, M. Deskins, L. Woffington. OFFICERS President . .,....,........,..,,...........,., Arthur Jack Vice,Presiclent ..... .,,. ..,.... A r chie Burkett Secretary ..,.,,.... ...... N ancyetta Collins ADVISERS: Miss Marguerite Ekas, Mr. Francis Shugart 7 1 ' YV I CLASS OF 1949 - OFFICERS Ludwig Lippert, Jr. Popular, energetic, vitality and vim What would Har-Brack do without him? Class President, Activities Board, Band, Key Club, Chemistry Club, Class Play. Bernice Jungle Do you feel tired, run down, and blue? Bernice is sure the cure for you. Chemistry Club, Press Club, G.L.C., Activities Board, Class Secretary. Russell Marshall Popular, reliable, full of fun, When he starts something, he gets it done. Class Vice President, Varsity Club, Hi-Y Club, French Club, Football Manager. Robert Czekalski Favorite food , . . Anything eatablel Good in sports . . . He's undefeatablel Varsity Club, Activities Board Representative, Baseball, Football Letterman. Alcantara, Joseph Alfonsi, Warner Dark hair. eyes of green, This handsome Senior you have seen. Football Letterman, Varsity Club. ii: M.. at Altamos, Janet Come stan you'll hear him Pert. pretty. neat and trim. say, Looking nice for only him. Which ,means HOW are Tri-Hi-Y, Charm Club, Tiger. you? the Italian way. i i 122.4 . A is A .. ' E: i igi iiiii X 1f:i5s?- '- ' . 7-Ted or ' Elf, 5-Ei3r'2-2 23515 , . :SQ.'i1':'. Ameel, Jean Augusty, John Steak, gravy, and onions His friends all call him to eat, Barney. And fresh apple Pie.', He loafs down on the Flat. My! What a treat! Tri-Hi-Y, Charm orette. Club, Maj- He's quite a guy to listen to When he begins to chat. Austin, Phyllis Baechtel, Patricia Barclay, Joanne Barton, Katherine Bayer, Patricia Pretty brown hair, eyes of Tish', gives her 'iallli to Witty and humorous is this You better watch those Pat isk very stuclious, h 1 blue, G.L.C. I ' , internes, She li es to come to sc oo . To someone she'll ever be Her friends are many. 'tis Andbsquire a joy in any They're such flirtatious gndhget a bit of kniwledble true. plain to see. class. guys, 0 S 9 Can go I0 C0 Eg?- Tri-Hi-Y, Charm Club, Tiger. G. L. C., Chemistry Club, She Sloefillif like I0 C0m0 I0 And lgfefw nu'5e5 Seem Chemistryc Club,PGlee Slug. Tiger. 55 00 - to 9 - French lub, ress u , And learn about the Gold- The ifapple of their eyeslv Tiger. en Rule' Chemistry Club, Charm Club, Tiger. Beers, Clarence Bielek, Edward Bowser, Sally Brinker, Raine Burton, Ruth Tennessee Valley to Beers Ed is such a little tyke. Red hair, freckles, broad Raine, a quiet lad, seems Quiet, reserved, a very nice Is musir to his ears. He likes t0 b0Wl rH1Cl make grin. 5l'lV, , girl. a strike. If yourehplanning on fun, But to us. he s a regular Shelsb very ambitiiaus with Collnf. el' ln. guy. 3 aton to twlf . Charm Club. Tri-Hi-Y, G.L.C., Press Club, Chemistry G.L.C., Class Play. Club. Majorette, Tiger. 9 Butler, Mary Ann Callender, Mona Jean Camp, Derrick Capoccioni, Thomas Carla, Richard Jolly in nature, strong in Eyes of brown, hair in Our Casanova in disguise. Tall, dark, handsome, and mind, curls, When it comes to school with pep, A miss like this is hard to One of Har-Brack's little heis very wise. His ,jokes are many and fmd' glrls' Band, Chemistry Club, Key hes hep' Tiger, Charm Club. Club, French Club. In solid class he's quite a whiz, His sense of humor is strictly his Outstanding is he with his many antics. As a result, he causes many a panic. Hi-Y Club. Carney, Eva Eva is one of our sweet little girls, Outspoken though she may be, She is always tidy and up- to-date. And as witty as can be. G.L.C., Press Club, Charm Club. Coffman, Peggy Jane Reading and movies are Janes pastime, For her. a nurse's career is sublime. G.L.C. Carson, John Cicholski, Richard Cimprich, Mary Clough, Phyllis Jack is known as a quiet Rich is a fellow who Mannerly, helpful and a Unassuming Phyl is our kid, A makes use of his build. nurse's aid, future beautician, His junior history he sel' To the best advantage On She seldom misses the boat. In chemistry class, she acts dom did. the athletic field. But when it comes to lit- with precision. erature, G.L.C., Chemistry Club. She's expert on the note. Colgan, Suzanne Coll, Mary Jane Collier, George Collins, Elizabeth Slender, unassuming, and Her humor always adds to Friendly, easy-going, and a Quiet, petite, and a secre- a pal of Jo Ann. our glee. dresser so neat, tary-to-be Sue has a ring, for she's An efficient stenograuher, As a joker, George can't In Rehner's office, she's sure of her man. Janie will be, be beat. the key. Press Club, Tiger, Charm Club. 10 ll B b r Cornuet Raymond Corso, Antoinette Couch, Audrey Cowan, Virginia Llonwe , ar a a , Make that basket! . . . The trait of honesty in Small. dainty. but oh so To a trombonist, a drum- Continual smiler, genial Up that field Skip rates high. alive. mer: oh say canit you and gay, Har'Brack Tigers never So in life, we think he'll One who's forever jumping see? Bingo's'l the game she vieldlu i-ZCY bV- with jive. Only the band boys are . loves to play. Cheerleader. G.L.c.. TriAHi- Tri.Hi-Y. made fof Aufifev- Tf'-H1-Y- G.L.C., Band. Y, French Club, Tiger. ai' 1 Z1 if uf , ' f :ghd If :, Vii'7H, X1 .g ' f Coyle, Patricia Crytzer, Gene Danik, Vincent Inseparable friends are she Oh the Campton ladies A friend to all, during and Louise, is his theme, peace and panic, Tarenrurrfs her PHS' and And so very proud is he, This suits but one, Vincent Har-Brack's her key. That is the place he hails Danik. Tri-Hi-Y, Press from And where heyll ever be. Di Girolamo, Jane Di Padova, Mary Dobryznski, Richard A sociable girl, never shy. One glance from Frankie is Plenty to say Daily greeting 1 simply sure to swoon her. In the quickest way. . I-lif, We mean our Center, not Talking from dawn Majorelte. the crooner. Till the close of day. Tri-Hi-Y. 11 Dean, Charles He works so hard, without a doubt In economics, he's plain Wofn out. Mr. Mason's pride and joy! Of course. ir's that Dean boy. Football Manager, Varsity, Hi-Y Club. Dodds, Audrey Regarding her studies She's on the beam. As for looks Shels strictly a dream. French Club, G.L.C., Glee Club, Tiger, Class Play. Deitz, Lorraine Fashion fiend and latest style, Up to date all the while. Majorette. Donahey, John l-lis knowledge of English would be endless I'1l bet. The drawback is. it hasn'r reached him yetl Stage Crew. Dongilli, Diane Ekas, Carole Elwood, Grace Emanuelson, Walter Di is a leader in every Friendly and smiling the Hair of gold and eyes of sport. Try and top her if you're the sort. G.L.C., Glee Club, Band. live-long day. Active at work as well as at play. G.L.C., Tri-Hi-Y, Charm Club, Tiger. blue Make her a pretty queen. A devilish mind. a laughing smile. Always heard and often seen. G.L.C. We never call him Walter, We all know him as Red : A tall and lanky fellow. One of our working guys. 'tis said. Falkowski, Gus A mischievous grin and likes to work At Isaly's. he is a soda clerk. I l E 5 , . Falleroni, Albert Falt, Robert Ferver, Janice Finley, Patsy Finley, William just a little guy at Har- Fred is his pal. Jan likes skating, we all A high-stepping redhead, Billy. the kid. riotous and Brack. His sportfbaseball. know, Personality. too. bright, We mean to say. not tallg A Swede full of fun. Dresses neat from head to A smile for everyone, Yet a Charles Boyer in the A joke, we know. he never Good-looking and tall. toe. She never seems blue. pale moonlight. lacks. Full of fun and loved by all. Chemistry Club, Hi-Y, Tiger. Frank, Vivian Tall in stature. personality plus: Through constant stucly, she's an asset to us. Band, Press Club, G.L.C., Tiger, Class Play. Frederick, Elizabeth All the dances. Betty fol- lows. Dark hair. not very tall. Holds no specialities with fellows. Why? Cause she loves them all. Tri-Hi-Y, Press Club, French Club, G.L.C., Glee Club, Chemistry. Furmanski, Rosalie Dancing with fellows handsome and tall. You find her at St. Clement's Hall. I2 French Club, Majorette, Glee Club, G.L.C., Charm Club. Gamble, Alberta Some people think she is quiet. But those who know her say If you listen to Alberta's jokes, You're sure to laugh all day. Chemistry Club. Varsity Club, Football Letterman, Basketball Garris, Marjorie Brown hair. blue eyes. quiet is she. A good wife is what she will be. Gaworski, Edward Guiliano, Joseph Ed Gaworski brings a smile Joe is dark and mighty and a sigh. tall. Because he aims to be a A smiling fellow liked by regular guy. all. ii fi ss , 1 'L i 3 Glodowski, Theodore Glogowski, Edward Glogowski, Richard Ted doesn't have much to Ed in Key Club works and Richard gets loud and thinks say. works. heis comic. It must be that he's built In fact. you'll find no job Especially when he's in that way. he shirks. Economics. Chemistry. Key Club. 'mmf --.ww Golightly, Rosemary Grabigel, Frank Graczyk, Eleanor Halin, Arthur Haller, Henry Our exclusive designer in A flashy dresser. could it Another blonde, a real one, Arthur Halin. quite sedate, Henry is of daxk com- years to Come. be? too. Har-Brack knows he's plexion. She's sure to make a neat Put on your sunglasses. for And quite the gal is she. never late. In work he tries to reach income. it is hel C0-operation -without ado perfection. Tri-Hi-Y, French club. Varsity Club, Football Letter- An endless Hd fo You and Chemistry Club. man. me' Tiger, Press Club. Hamill, Robert Hamilton, Virginia Harris, Phyllis Harwood, Anna Harwood, joseph A gay young artist is he. Popular blonde and really Auburn hair and really Whiz at her studies. Popular senior, member of Very tall and cute as can swell. sweet. At playing pranks. too. the band. be. Ar football games she sure Shes always with Anna and Shelll always be a friend Come on gang. let's give Hi-Y, Press Club. Tiger. does yell. looking neat. To me and to you. him a hand. Trl-Hi-Y, French Club. G.L.C., Press Club. Tiger. Charm Club, Tiger. Band, Chemistry Club, Key G.L.C.. Tiger. Club, Class Play. 13 Haugh, Donald Heck, Marilyn Heidel, Dorothy Heidenreich, Chris Hemphill, Harry Everyone knows a mighty Sweet girl with eyes of Dorothy didn't have long He is one fine fellow. a He's the life of the partyg hunter is he, brown. to wait. little bit shy, He's handsome. but Why he never gets any- We know she does get She chose instead a wed- But a very good dancer, That distinguished look thing seems funny to me. around, ding date. many girls testify. ls from his crew cut. Brrrprf in need of H friend- G.L.c. Chemistry Club, Hi-Y Club, French Club, Hi-Y, Class Marilyn we would recom- Key Club Tiger play mend, ' ' ' G.l..C.. Chemistry Club, Tri- Hi-Y, Tiger. Hetrick, Nellie Hewitt, Thomas Hitrick, Elizabeth Hogg, Joyce Hughes, Mary Lou Sparkling personality, Tom's the stage-crew genius, Cover girl. trim and neat, Big brown eyes, dark brown Mary Lou came here from Snappy like electric. I-le's devilish and fun, Future model. blonde and hair. Tennessee. Saucy, but intelligent His wild-west expeditions sweet. Fond of ribbons bright, She wears some beautiful That is Nellie Herrick. Keep him on the run. Nlajorenel Playing baseball rates fair. jewelry. Tri-Hi-Y, Tiger. Chemistry Club, Stage Crew. Throwing parties a delight. You've probably seen her Press Club, Tri-Hi-Y. Wofk busllv- Helping out in the library. Library Club. Humphreys, Anna Hutel, Eleanor Jack, Margaret Jack, Robert Janosik, Richard Graceful dancer, contagious A friend worth having. Sugar 'n spice ln all things Tall of stature. Football hero, left half- smile, loyal and true, nice, Green of eye. back, Interested in Freeport for Sweet disposition. and a That's what Margaret is Blond of hair, Professor of history at quite awhile. A majorette. too. made of. And rather shy. Har-Brack? A llffle Seufv- 4 hffle Shy- G.L.c.. Meiereire. Tri-Hi-Y, G.L.c., Tiger Varsity Club, Feerbell Leiter- But very pleasing to the man. eye. Tri-Hi-Y, Press Club, G.L.C. 14 jones, Ralph jurewicz, Stanley Kachanulc, john In study halls he does his Whitey is blond, quiet We seldom hear from bggr and tall. Johnnie. To pester others-yet gets As usher. we know, he tops In school. he's rather shy his rest. WSE-ES 1 , gb them all. Chemistry Club. But when outside these white brick walls. With this he does not comply. Kaczor, Emma Kalinosky, Philaminia Emma is always full of fun She makes things gay for everyone. Minia has a boy friend Whom everybody knows Anyone can tell it's real- It's love you know: it shows. Kania, Edwin Kelley, Neil King, Robert Full of laughter. always You gotta be a football In football, in classes, he's merry, herow our Bob. About his studios he does Neil confirms this cry. Handsome and Oh! what a not worry. But even without the pigv build. F h Cl b. skin, The girls he lo ' d renc u Welre sure he-'ll still get Q theylre his job. ves an by. For he is playing the field. Konopski, Betty Lou Music is alwa s in the air . y. To this sociable girl with auburn hair l'lumming and singing at any time To her. life is but a rhyme. Tiger. French Club, Varsity Club, Football Letterman. Korczynski, Frances Always smiling. friendly, U30 Her heart interestfwe know who One who always likes to dance. Does Bobby keep her in n trance? Varsity Club, Football Letter- man. Class Play. Kurn, Delores Sheis cute as a button sweet and sunny. She's a talented twirler, peppy and funny. Maiorette Charm Club 1 v s G.L.C., Class Play. 15 Klein, Robert When Coach Brown needs someone to hold that line. He only needs to call Bob Klein Bob never makes much noise. He's to us just one of the boys. Varsity Club, Football Letter- man. Lincoln, Paul Short of stature, beautiful hair, His solid G?-Well, just fair Handsome with personality plus Heys okay according to us. sl. Kokenda, Robert He may not have the brawn of many. But look and you shall sue, His loves and pals are a'plenty For to his heart they've all a key. Cheerleader. Lisco, Ruth Cute and with voice Andy seems to be her choice. Tri-Hi-Y, Glee Club, Charm Club. a pleasing Lloyd, Vernon Lloyd, Wilfred Loynd, Alicia Magliocchi, Angela Maliclci, Elizabeth Everyone thinks he's pretty grand. This manager of our high school band, 'L fr 7: K ,Ie ,pf Q' W 24 5 Ambitious. quiet, most sin- Tall and graceful. college Dark hair. dark eyes. loves Dancing rates with her cere. bound. to dance. supreme. To him Jeannie is such a So very nice to be around. Is shorthand her favorite A friendly lass who's on dw- Press Club, French Club. bv any Chance? 'he beam' Glee Club, G.L.C.. Class Play. QF' 'xt f W ffl' M ' v 7 -' ' Masarik, Lawrence Lawrence and history just don't get along, I-ie's quite a good kid, so don't get us wrong. Mills, Nancy A rarity in I-lar-Braclc She is a quiet gal But always nice and pleas- BDI And really quite a pal. Mehalko, Dorothy Dotti hails from Akron And left old friends be- hind. She came ro Har-Brack High School And now she is in her prime. Tri-Hi-Y, Tiger. Modzelewski, Richard There was a young fellow called Mo In football he really could go When he pushed through the line He left the foe everytime Such was the power of QQMO-,v Varsity Club, Football Let- KEIIXI 311. Michnuk, Dorothy Dorothy wants to be a nurse, For there are very few She'll hold your hand, feel G.L.C., Majorette. 42 . 1 . we - - mffzef Miklos, Irene Irene has two dark eyes Milberger, Regis He surely is chummy, And a pretty little smile. The boys call him Her glances are a little shy Mun1ie,' At heart she's quite He has many a friend your pulse, worthwhile, And on him they depend. And take your temperature press Club, G.L.C. too. G.L.C., Charm Club. Montgomery, jane Montgomery, Joanne Moore, Elizabeth She has charm and style Look outl Beware! Run fast Extra nice, And a sense of humor and far If all were like she But is it true that she hates 'Cause here come Joanne in What a friendly place men her car. The world would ine. Or is that just a rumor. 16 Mozjesic, Elizabeth Stylish figure: stylish hairg Stylish clothes. never a tear. Charm Club. sm.-if i i .- .VJ , . . McKnight, Marietta You never see her not jok- ing and smiling. Full of joy. sheis gay and beguiling. French Club, Glee Club, Class Play. Nolf, Kelvin Kelvin works in Bruckneris store, His disposition draws them customers galore. Class Play. Myford, joan McConnell, Beverly McElroy, Monalene McGinnis, Marjorie Who'd ever think that one s0 small Could give her heart to one so tall, She keeps quite busy. draws and sings. And does so many other things. Glee Club. McLaughlin, Mardale When Mardale came to Har-Brack, She left behind a part With Johnny back in Lletroit You'll always heart. find her G.L.C., Tiger. Nordsiek, Mary Louise pleasing disposition And full of fun. Always a smile For everyone. Chemistry Club, Glee G.L.C. Club, Dance and sing, you bet she can. Her only weakness isfa man? G.L.C., Glee Club, Charm Club. Nesteruk, Mary Lou Her pals call her Lulu She's blonde and neat. A gay girl like this one Is hard to beat. Majorette. Obertance, Charles Quick-witted lad With answers for all, Never a dull moment In study hall. Basketball Letterman. 1 7 Parlez-vous Francais. ma chere Mais Oui! she speaks it tres bien But it must sound especially nice When Dick hears her say. Je vous aimef' G.L.C., Glee Club. Friendly. active. and always so gay, Did you ever see her with nothing to sayg Talk. talk. talk. without a pause. You'd think she would displace her jaws. G.L.C. Nitowski, Alfred Fritz is quite a great big flirt, l'le'll chase anything in a skirt. Band. Ogrodowczyk, Helen Happy-go-lucky. Never at home, In West Deer she Loves to roam, Majorette. Nitowski, Dorothy Full of joy, full of fun, Always liked by everyone. Olczalc, Joan Pert and pretty, and always trim. Her figure is so very slim. Olekszak, Gregory Greg drives quite a wild car While Doris sits and sighs. He thinks he's on the foot- ball field The way he whizes by. Football Letterman, Varsity C'ub. Chemistry Club. Short and impish, witty and small. Always a big noise in the hall. Chemistry Club. Purpura, Rosalie Her gift of gab and pleas- ing ways, But the sweet little girl means what she says. Charm Club, Press Club. Olszewski, Dolores Ottaviani, Thomas Patrick, Carrie Olszewski, Eileen Blue eyes. blonde hair, Italian lad who's neat, Although sewing may be Hereys a quiet sort of doll Always neat. nifty, and shy, her career, Whose favorite class is No wonder boys whistle When he dances the girls To her heart dancing is study hall. When she goes down the all sigh- much nearer- street. Majorette. Q . j. 3 his - I V, 'Ti . . is , . . ' .I :wif ,. V6 .,Wu', Pilston, Neil Pleva, Eugene Plocki, Arthur Pokrivka, Richard Posney, James Girls do h0l interest He laughs and talks He's classed as a joker. A good physique. a step Eugene at all. and is lots of fun. It's easy to see. that's spry. What he'd rather do is play And is very well liked by But his smooth dancing A fashion plate: heis just baseball. everyone. He masters to a HT. our guy. Baseball. Chemistry Club, Tiger. Rearic, Nancy Rebuhn, Fred Reedy, Florence Rich, Hallem Nancy is busy at every- To many friends he's known Flo is dark-haired and al- A curly haired lad headed thing. as Btlnny. ways neat, college way, A task to her is a little The jokes he tells are This little lass you'd like Proving life is both work thing. really funnyf? to meet. and play. Chemistry Club, Key Club, Tiger, Charm Club. Tiger, Key Club. Tiger. 18 Rich, Louise Rieger, Sharlene Ross, Marie Ross, Shirley Rozewicz, Edward Peppy. cute and sweet as Sharlene beams with her The bell rings and she's on Cute. flirtatious. full of fun, Edward is the quiet one. can be, Hello her way. Everyone knows her favor- Yet is a part of all that's A devilish smile. shels quite To her, life is from the With fluttering lids and ite one. fun. carefree. word Go, lots to say. Tiger. Charm Club. --s-' --'- ti'i - - ' tv-:Si -W 5 t is ' sf P . . -, Ki-gan U, ' 46 SR: r + N X X s X QM' Y . A 14 ' Q, mix -. his 5 NHL ff-ze' ' fi t. .ts .mst . . . M. Rozewicz, George Sample, Beverly Sarver, Dwight Known for his crew cut Beverly has poise and per- A good-looking lad And flashy clothes. sonality. With not much to say. Quiet. but smiling Smiles. nods. greets you But his quick flashing grin Wherever he goes. happily. Will brighten lifeis way. French Club. Tri-Hi-Y' Tiger- Shaffer, Blanche Shearer, Nellie Simpson, Zella Pretty and sweet and easy Friendly, gay. and smart Dark and small just like a go, as can be. doll. Her smile will put the Knows all the answers The boys all turn whole world aglow. But for her there's no he. When she struts down the G.L.c., Tiger, Aciiviiies G.L.c., Band, Chemistry hall- Board. Club. 19 Sawhook, Robert A lady's choice Good in l'le's handsome. gay and full of fun Life for him has just begun. Golf, Baseball, Varsity Club, Basketball and Football Let- terrnan. man and our is he sports at l'l.U.B, Smetanick, janet Her hearty laugh and her heart of gold Will be part of her rreas' ures when she's old. Tri.Hi-Y, Tiger. Schrecengost, Joann l'Red as we call her, is a friend to all. Full of vim and vitality. She's there to help and she'll come if you call, Her sweetness is her per- sonality. Press Club, Tiger, G.L.C. Smith, Marian Her gay pleasing air is part of her charm. Thereis always a man4 Don't be excited 7 itls another false alarm. Tiger, Glee Club, French Club, Class Play. Solomon, Robert Sosinski, Marcella Spysinski, Edward Bob likes to hear the Sabre Dance It seems to put him in trance. Chemistry Club, Key Club. We A pretty young lass is she, Edward is our Lou Costello Full of fun and fancy free. As he speaks he doubles for the fellow. Spysinski, Richard S Richard quietly comes and goes. But no one dares step on his toes. tauffer, Walter Walter decided the Navy for him. Graduation is not his whim. Steinhagen, Lois Stoops, Helen Stumpf, James Swartzwelder, Colleen Swartzlander, Richard May I help you? Thank Helen quietly recites in Jimmy is our willing Colleenls favorite class is Dick keeps trying his best you. class. worker art He wants to graduate with You may hear Lois say, Never without care is this Never known to be a To this she would give her the rest. She works at the 5 Bl 10 lass. shirker. heart, Dev affef dev- stage crew, Hi-Y Club. G.L.c., Tiger. Szafranski, John Szewczykowski, Elizabeth Szymkiewicz, Robert Tartamella, Mary Terrill, James If it's help you need and Pleasing. quick, always on A joy he gets when he can Mary has no little lamb Murph's',.Tis name. this a buddy. too. the alert, tease With fleece as white as handsome lad. l'le's always around to com- Smart as can be, but she's All the girls he knows. snowg We very seldom see him fort you. not a flirt. He's not a lad who's hard But Mary likes to smile sad. Tiger. to please, and laugh. In school just let him doze. 20 Which makes her friend- ships grow. Thompson, Richard Thompson, Richard P. Torrence, Virginia Truby, Loretta Valarik, Louise Dark. flashing eyes. A likeable guy with a ready Virginia is greatly attracted Curls. dimples. and pleas- Long. dark hair. a friendly devilish grin: smile, by boys. ant smile. lass. Wltcii Dick is around Wlmeii he plays that horn Another thing is. she can Talkative gal, to be quiet's Among the best in short- the pranks begin. our band has style. make a lot of noise. a trial. hand class. Band, Tiger, Class Play. G.L.C. Charm Club. Volna, Albert Wagner, Joyce Wagner, Thomas Walsh, Betty J. On the football field With a figure slim. Tall and blond is our man. Betty never has much to This lad does shineg And a graceful step. Bus. say. Wlien Pat's around She's gained her fame A composer and pianist. Wherever she goes. she's He's feeling fine. As a Majorette. he's tops with us. asked ro stay. Varsity Club, Football Letter- Majorette, Tiger. Chemistry Club, Class Play. G.L.C. ITIBII. Walters, Pa .I Ward, Richard Wasiluk, William Whitmire, Richard A smooth ancer to he On our team he sure rates Connie's heart would take We can't call him Shortie sure. high. a tumble. any more. All the girls he really does Wlieii running down the If ever Bill should make a He really must stoop when lure. field. he seems to fly. fumble. coming in the door. Varsity Club, Football Letter- Varsity Club, Football Letter- man. man. 21 Walsh, Patricia Our industrious head majorette is she. Another like her can never be. Majorette, Tri-Hi-Y, Glee Club, Tiger. Wikes, Ray Dark. prankish. and lots of vim. Wfe wonder what's become of him. Tiger. Wilcox, Emily Wisniewski, Helen Wojcik, Dorothy Work, james Wyatt, Wanda Blonde hair. eyes of blue. Neat. trim and up-tofdate. I-lere's a quiet little girl An amateur scientist is in Sweet Sue. Sweet Sue. To the G.L.C. she's always With all the gang. she sure Who works with zeal our midst. With a nice personality. true. does rate. and zest, Watch out! Or hc'll blow too. Chemistry Club, G.L.C., Tri-Hi.Y. Wliatever she attempts to do you to bits. Without you'rc ever smil- She always does her best. ing face l'lar'Bracl: couldn't be the same place. Press Club, Majorette. Activities Board, G.L.C. Yarosz, Edward Young, Shirley Ziemkiewicz, Rita Zigliriski, Camilla Ziolkowslti, Richard Where girls are concerned From grand opera to some- If you're wise, you'll be on Always full of pep and vim, At the piano he really does he's very shy, thing that's low and sweet. guard. I-las a dreamy look when shine. f But on the absentee list. just give her music-her Here's a jester. who's really sheis dancing with him. If we had our way. he'cl he really rates high. day s complete. a card. Tri-Hi-Y, Maiorettey Tiger- play all the time. G.L.C., Tiger, Charm Club, Majorette, Tri-Hi-Y, Tiger. Activities Board. Pawloski, Leona Zmudczinski, Robert For the Tiger she did her Very friendly but quiet as best a mouse. To make her stories full You don't really know of jest. when he's in the house. Tiger. William Knobloch A Senior who transferred from Baltimore, Maryland. 22 SENIOR CLASS ADVISERS Standing: Mr. J. Nary, Mr. E. Stinebxser Seated: Mrs. Kennedy, Miss Broadfoot if M -S l-K L X IJ rib W f 443, M 5 eg? f ix - xx mm X . mr I 1 W' 5 '13 f rf af -if N A W5 gsm fu Z if wg: N w 1 4,0 , 5 A 1141: -1, V, mug I lx an ' 55 ' -if,y.' ,. ,. .. , 52. V ' . Af il . x A g I. lk BUSINESS FRIENDS Without the splendid gratuities of our many Business Friends, The Tiger of 1949 would not have been possible. Baird, Incorporated First National Bank of Natrona First National Bank of Tarentum Garrett's Roofing and Heating Pennsylvania Salt Mfg. Company Bednar,s Market Book's Shoe Store Colin's Garage Eggertgs Bakery and Luncheonette Fishkin's Ladies Apparel Flick's Funeral Home Furer's Dairy Store Grove's Service Station Herbert's Menis Shop Hiland Theater Horning,s Super Market Geo. Kokas' Quality Foods Krutz's Market Linhart's Garage McCullough Florist M. 86 M. Market Mechling Grocery G. C. Murphy Co. 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Building Blocks 66 Burial Vaults John Tosatto Alice Hat Shop Allegheny Lumber 86 Supply Company Art and Linen Shop Arthur's Jewelry Berkey's Men,s Wear Betty Gay Children,s Teen-Shoppe Brackenridge Hardware Mike Brenner,s Men,s Furnishings and Shoes Burke,s Confectionery Chapman's Drug Store Wm. T. Chestnut-Renton Coal Dealer Collie's Service Station Collignon's Confectionery D. and D. Electric Company M. Davidek's Meats and GIOCCIICS Eger Credit Jeweler Euler Pharmacy 24 UNIGR CLASS OFFICERS - COUNCIL Back row, I to r-Carole Murdock. Mary Heffner, Genevieve Milliron, Connie Rieger. Middle row-William Bovard, Fred Hunter, Tom Davis. Ronald Witchey. Front row-Mary Bovard, Activities Board Representativeg Barry Collins, Vice President Martin Crvtzer, President: Mary Oddis. Secretarv. MR. BECK-Room 10 Back row, l to r-Bilinski. Backo. Bittinger, Brooks, Bent'ey. Bale, Adams, Balicki, Borowski, Brzozowski. Center row-Balucka, Aikins, Baughman, Brewer. Asay, Breck, Barton, Bish, Behning, Barnes, Bogacki Albaugh, Anthony. Brinker, Brenninghouse. Front row-Bouch. Bergstrom, Brown, Bartell. Aaron, Mr. Beck. Bovard. Barto. Baker, Bovard, Affrica. MISS BROADFOOT-Room 11 Back row, l to r-Dudiak, McClaskE Cisek, Datz, Debor, Greiner, Crytzer, Dietz, Davis, Cowan. Burd, Collins Center row-Connor. Derbaum, Dando. Drupiewski. Diller, Cornuet, Chernek, Diller, Cratty, Drobka. Front row-Cunningham, Edwards, De Graeve, Burton. Miss Broadfoot, Daugherty, Buzzard, Carnahan. Christie T55 6 MISS GESTNER-Room 12 Back row, l to r-Gaillot, Gavula, George, France, Grove, Foster, Fucho, Graham, Hepler, Hnberman, Fox, Henderson. Center row-Hemphill. Miller. Higbee. Heffner, Graff. Geahry, Gibson. Grunden, Grady. Heinle. Hetrick, Garris, Gallagher. Front row-Harmon, Fink, Grossman. Fleming. Miss Gestner, Frederick, Gibson, Hill, Conroy. MR. STUDEBAKER-Room 13 Back row. l to r-Kovac, Hunter, jones. Kubla. Lauer, Kuhn, Kotecki, Lascek, Kesicki. Center row - Honnef. Kisiel, johnson, Kulikouski, P. johnson. Kumpf. Klukaszewsl-:i, Homick, Krawiecki, Hranciar. Front row-Kendall, Kirkland, M. Jones, Kramer, Mr. Studebaker, Knapek, Kalinowski, Jacobs, Z. Hunter. MISS PARKER-Room 15 Back row, l to r-Mack, Mainor, Long, Leipertz, Malcolm. Michnuk. Lendenski. Rieger, Montgomery. Center row-Maddox, Nlaliszewski, Lorenz, Masse, Marcelli, Mozcna, Montgomery, Lincoln, Lippert, Minarik. Front row-Bielik, Lisco, M. Leipertz, Micozzi, Miss Parker, Maeder, Milliron, Marcinko, MacDonald. MRS. BRIGGS--Room 4 l U v l Back row. I to r-Nolf. Porter, Shaffer. Pszczolkowski. Nitowski. Norris, MCAhlhCh, Ratayski, Pawloskl. Neyman McConville. Phillippi. 1 I Center row 1 Pajewski, Obertance, Pastrick, Porter, Pavlak. Perdlck. Mlxrdock, McCollum. Nordslek M. McAninch. . . Front row-McPherson, Powell. Nykiel, Raffalco, Mrs, Briggs, Oddis, Prlesser, McIntyre, Orehoskx. MR. STINEBISER-Room 5 Back row, l to r-Ruk, Seaman, Rhodes, Scott, Rowe, Snuers. Rummell. Center row-Reigard, Scholl, Roberts, Rogers, Samay, Sadulski, Rumba ugh, Reichert. Front row-Scovern, Reese, Rieger, Mr. Stinebiser, Rigntti, Rozewicz, Sekeras, Rowan. MR. PIPER-Room 7 Back row, l to r-Shumaker, Solomon, Staley, Stewart, Schwartzlander. Center row-Smith, Stepp. Sipes, Smith, Szafranski, Sowinski, Sutton, Speedy. I ' Front row-Smarick, Stanzione, D. Smith, Smith, Mr. Piper. Seubcrt. Spangler, Smetanlck. Soslnsk MRS. MITCHELL-Room 9 itll,-A Back row, l to r-Wesolowski, Ward, Witucki, Teklinski, Talda, Wilson, Thickey. Center row-Witchey, Thome, Zeolla, Thompson, Wynd, Varos, Witt. Front row-Wojcik, Treasure. Whetsel, Tarahick, Mrs, Mitchell, Young, White, Thompson, Wray' JUNIOR CLASS ADVISERS Standing: Mr. J. Barney, Mr. H. Hartzell Seated: Miss I. Edwards, Mrs. J. Henschel 3-If ,. ' .' ,4 I I-if .j,, .'1 , 7 . ..' ef! ,',- I l : ' p N ' 'a o 03 K X ' df N . K V 4 x v. X Ia! U . Q '1 fa I - 'IP' f n fax A ' 4 ar .SL I. 29 BUSINESS FRIENDS Without the splendid gratuities cf our many Business Friends, the Tiger F 1949 would not have been possible. We sincerely thank you for your support Fal's Market Frank,s Family Shoe Store Frank 85 John's Market Fletcher,s Dry Cleaning Galvanek Groceries Gayclo's Meat Market Charles Gorney Grove,s Bowling Alley H 66 H Cleaning Company Hrivnak's Amoco and Confectionery Harrisonis Clothing Hummel's Service Station Iacino Shoe Repairing Joe,s Service Station Karpls Jewelers Kennerdell and Sons Jeweler and Optometrists Ketchman's Men,s Shop Lauer's Store I. A. Lewis Company K. M. Linhart Garage Lud Lippert, Sr., Engraver and Photographer McCurdy Cleaning 66 Pressing McKean's Hat Shop Marasino's Shoe Repair Shop Mike and Walt Feather Miller Bros. Good Furniture Millbergefs Corner Cupboard Milliron Service Station Model Fruit Market Modern Cleaner's Olekszak's Grocery Store Ricci's Confectionery Owl Drug Store Petrak,s Store Parkway Service Station Penny Wize Market Pittler,s Dress Shop Post's Dairy Store Pracko Food Market Ruml9augh's Store Rusiewicz Hardware Rusiewicz Jewelry Store J. R. Rusiewicz Sagath Bros. Saleet's Store Salto,s Store Sam's Fruit Market Schroth's Interior Decorating Schwer's Jeweler Shenkan's Fine Furniture Shook's Hardware J. Sini's Meat Market Stockdale,s Hardware Stern's Quality Store E. Stickley Tarentum Sport Shop The New Grill R. W. Toepfer Guy Torrence Tritch's Shoe Store White Photo Studio Wisniewski's Grocery Rudy Ballerina Fruit Market Cavitt's Beauty Salon Cruikshankis Grocery Store Ricci's Flower Shoppe SGPHG GRE CLASS OFFICERS - COUNCIL Back row, l to r-Barbara Spiess, Nancy Roselle, Nancy Wilson, Camilla Carlisle. Center row-Anna Fedorchak, Sophie Harwood, Mary Beth Malcolm, Betty Bayer. Front row-Katherine Ohl, Activities Board Representative: joseph Pollock. Vice President: Joseph Herring, Presidentg Mary Jo Donahue, Secretary. MRS. KENNEDY-Room 21 Back row, l to r-Barr, Bargerstock, Bartnikowski, Barclay, Altman, Bacha, Baker, Borkowski, Anderson. Center row-Bednar. Bayer. Brown. Brooks. Arvay, Borkowski. Barton. D. Bolewitz. Bolewitz. Achkis. Atkinson, Bish. Front row-Bartholic. Balog. Badzllowski. Berenson, Barnhart. Mrs. Kennedy, Baranski, Bogacki, Borowski. Bradley. Baker. MISS CLEMENT-Room 26 Back row. l to r-Cowan, Crowe, Cramer, DiPerna, Doshen, Cook. Budney, Dole. Cunningham, Dewalt. Center row-Conklin. D. Conklin, Coulter. Cywinski, Buehler, Donahue, Brewer, Debor, Dongilli, Dietz. Chelko Front row-Burkett. Carlisle, Caplan, Cornuet, Dean, Miss Clement, Diller, Drum, Criner, Buckles. MISS BARRANCO-Room 25 Back row, l to r-Graff, Evanski, Gallagher, Harris, Motosicki, Geszcynski, Furmanski, Ellard, Ekas. Center row-Graczyk, Enterline, Garrett, Elochwaz. Foster, Kokos, Glowacki, Gaydos, Erb, Fleming, J. Gaydos, Forrester. Front raw-Junculn, Fnlt, Dunlap, Fedorchnk, Misa Barranco, Genrhut, Giangrossi, Gaworski, Falleroni, Garris. MR. BARNEY-Room 24 Back row. l to r-Hilliard, Michel, Iwinski, Jenson, Jendrzejewski, Jankosky. Center row-Hughes, Homick, Huth, Harwood, Haugh. Haslett, Horning, Herring, jones. Flon! row-Haube, James, Hess, Hitrick, Hoover, Mr. Barney, E. jones, Hunter, Johnson. MR. NARY-Room 1 7 Back row, l to r-Kozlowski, Kuhn, Klingensmith, Kopes, Mapel, Knapek, Lucas, Koncki. Center row-Kokenda, Jungle, Lange, Koslowski, Leighlitner, Kopacki, Malcolm, Kunkle, Kopnicky, Leslie Klimkowski. Front row-Kaczor, Lionelli, Kopec, Maguire, Mr. Nary, Malarkey, Messineo, Kebay, Kolwicz. MR. HARTZELL-Room 30 Back row, l to r-Mrozinski, Mialki, Mattioli, Mehal, Nowicki, Naughton, Maze, McConville, Nyga. Center row-Miklos, Olczak, Osjecki, Micholas, McConville, Nolcl, Moore, McQueen, Modzelewski, Nesteruk McGinnis. Front row-Micozzi. Ohl, Miller, McVicar, Myford. Mr. Hartzell, Nitowski, Montgomery, Morgan, Mehal. P MISS BARCLAY-Room 29 Back row, l. to r.-Schriner, Riess, Rennick, Rodgers, Osiecki, Schrecker, Ripper, Pollock. Center row-Polczynski, Savage, Severin, Richardson, Roszkonski, Porter, Rivers, Palchinsky. Peiffer. Front row-Reigard, Raszkonski, Painter, Pacek, Miss Barclay, Schwartz, Rosselle, Reyer, Rebhun. MRS. HENSCHEL-Room 28 Back Row, l to r-Slack, Toepfer, Steinhagen, Siwak, Siefkoski, Stanoski, Slavin, Shurrager, Spysinski. Center row-Solomon, Stivenson, F. Stanoski, E. Sowinski, Tartamella, Spence, Syput, Skuta, Stewart, Tompor- oski, Sydlib. Front row-Thomson, Sutton, Sosovickn, Stewart, Shea, Mrs. Henschel, Spiess, Thompson, Sowinski, Sweeny MISS MONTGOMERY--Room 27 Buck row, l to r-Vakuluk, Wilmoth, Wildi, Vota, Weiclenhoff, Young, Tryneszewski, Zbryski, Simmerrnan, Wiant, Walkiewicz. Center row-Vnuk. Urbano, Ziolkowslci, W'ind, Zandarski, Simon, Voeckel, Wojcik, York, Whitman, Wiske mann, Walnetski, Vokish. Front row-Waugaman, Turner, Wilson, Zandarski, Miss Montgomery, Wingard, Witt, Urbana, Work. SOPHOMORE CLASS ADVISERS . x,3 NA Standing: Mr. R. Hudson, Mr. W. Piper Seated: Mrs. M. Mitchell, Miss M. Lytle xx, HW' FUI! 1' , W mi 5 713' 'gf Riu S mu fl ' 1 lr' f , . Z ,114 x . Q! We 11 39 . Y 1 f J! , 35 'W' ,Q21 ,f I n S'-..:. u . 0 ' - Q QEEQ, Q 'ggxyevi f in Ng -Wx ' . .' 15' x n X '15 ,Q xx? f i 3 f ' - 3 5 QQ fa ,X rp f Ju, 'Q J. , ,+ ILS, ,QL f' N 51,13 r D fi SOCIAL FRIENDS Without the splendid gratuities of our many Social Friends, The Tiger of 1949 would not have been possible. We sincerely thank you for your support. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Dr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Dr. and lVlrs. Mr. and Mrs A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. F. R. Donnell Charles P. Walter C. A. Hale Robert L. Mapel Paul W. Morgan John S. Gazarik J. James Grogan Clark T. Rollins T. G. Wright Ray L. Anderson Joseph F. Bayer Joseph G. T. Bollinger R. Brown F. L. Conwell Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ekas Mathilda Heck Charles A. McClure H. Rasel Sykes Reed L. D. Rugh Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Dr. Mr. George P. Schmitt Edward Thompson Rudy Ballerina J. Clyde Allen Jacob H. Altamos Floyd Austin David P. Barcell Charles N. Bartholin' Howard Barton Winifred Bricker E. S. Duncan and Mrs. Z. A. Zahorchak and Mrs. M. Baird Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Pollock Helen Bricker Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Carr Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Caugherty Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Coll Mr. and Mrs. Percy Copeland Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. George S. Davids Josh Couch John Crede H. Cruikshank and Mrs. Walter Dlubak Mary Barbara Ekas Dr. and Mrs. Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr . and Mrs. . and Mrs. . and Mrs . and Mrs . and Mrs. and Mrs. . and Mrs H. B. Emerson L. W. Euler William Golightly . S. Gregorius . Johnston Guyer R. E. Hamill A. R. Hamilton . Charles Hanna Peggy Henschel Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr O . and Mrs. Vincent Henschel . and Mrs. Thomas B. Hepler . Richard Hildebrand . and Mrs. Hale Hill . and Mrs. Thomas Hohman Mary Helen Jacobs Dr. and Mrs. G. A. Jacques Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Jones Mr Mr Mr . and Mrs. Phillip Karbonowicz . Joseph Karolkowski . and Mrs. H. B. Clark Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Wood Dr. and Mrs. E. S. Montgomery Fourth row. l. to r.-Mr. Banks-Faculty Nlnnzlger. Mr. Wfilliams-Coach. Mr. Ballintine-Principal. Third row-Bryan. Kammerdiner. Nlyford. Miller. Barnett, Roth, Sohnck. Buzzard. Crellman. jngodvinski Jordon Second row-Cowan. Factor, Stover, Crnlvill. Wfilkes. jack, Heck, Kenner. Bradley. Porciborck. Dcalilns Lange. Covert. First row-Engleman. Pavluchik. Bruwn, Burkett. Lease. Carson-Captain. Lawhcad. Heck, Briggs. Wellinger Zimmerman. Adams. Fourth row. l. to r.-Marshall. Mr. I-Iudson. Nlr. Banks. Mr. Mason. Mr. Brown. Nfr. Baznrd. Mr. Nury, Sipes Dean. Third row-Chernek, Nlichnuk. Affrica. Ilehor, Mattioli, G. Suwinski. Second row-Dietz., Stanoski. Ellard. Lendenski. Crytzer. Finley. Herring. Nlontgornery. Lascck, Grove. Backo Klein. Sowinski. Wasiluk, Sawhook. First row'-Ward, Czekalski. Mcffonville. Vifitucl-ci. Alcantara, Kelly, Pszczolkowslci. Modzelewski, Vnlna Grabigel, King, Olekszak, Jnnosik. 4 1 t 1 Q U 90 1031? gangs .Q ' a ' r X 0 fN 0 ' M C 'U' in Q .- 5 9 Q G 6 K Coaches: Nary, Brown, Hudson HAR-BRACK FOOTBALL RECORD FOR 1924 HAR-BRACK FOOTBALL RECORD FOR 1948 Sept. 27 Har-Brack Arnold Sept. Har-Brack Sharon Oct. 4 Har-Brack Leechburg Sept. Har-Brack C. Catholic Oct. 10 Har-Brack N. Braddock Sept. Har4Brack Ford City Oct. 17 Har-Brack Carnegie Sept Har-Brack Butler Oct. Z5 Har-Brack Oakmont Oct. Har-Brack New Castle Nov. 1 Har-Brack Parnassus Oct. Har-Brack Penn. Twp. Nov. 8 Har-Brack Apollo Oct. Har-Brack Connellsville Nov 14 Har-Brack Aspinwall Oct. Har-Brack Vandergrift Nov. 27 Har-Brack Tarentum Nov. Har-Brack Munhall Nov Har-Brack Ken Hi Mr. O. D. Williams, known to all as Dick', Williams, was the first football coach of Har-Brack. Dick continued as head coach until 1943 at which time Mr. Neil C. Brown was elected coach. l'Dick,s teams were out- standing in their 'power plays,' 'double wing,' and tStatue of Liberty., In contrast, 'QNeil,' employs the 'single wing, ancl 'T' formation. Many of Dick's'7 football boys gained recognition on college and professional gridirons. Two of the boys have been given All-Americanv honors: George Barclay, tackle at University of North Carolina and Gus Zarnas, guard at Ohio State University. Neiln is looking forward to the day he, too, may list his boys with All-American honors. 40 mf-N., 40 if ,-. QM 'WF -- Center Wytuckl Quarterback Fmley Perhaps no other sport 1n the school is photographed as often as football. The eye of The Tigerv gave us these snaps but no identi- fication, N, 3 CHEERLEADERS: Conwell, Kokenda, Roselle, McGinnis, Donahue, Collins, Conroy Standing: Mr. Hartzell, capable director of the group. fm W, ... - .2 1 5 f' ENDS: Czekalski, Neyman, Olekszak, Debor, Wasiluk. TACKLES: Klein, Moclzelewski, Michnuk, Guliano, Backo, Kelley. . 1 cis... . BACKS: Dietz, Chernek, Ellard, Ward, Kocon. ik f- Y QM 1E , , zlv E., :zau , llll I... GUARDS? VOIYIH. Affl'iCa, McC0hVille, Lascek, Sowinski, Graybigel, Alcantara Q A THE TIGER VISITS CHAUTAUQUA 1. Coming through 2. Dick's day is about ended 3. At sunset The gang line up Where,s the ball? Get It! On to chow! 1Lud Lippert, Sr.l Nfl: BASKETBALL TEAM OF 1924 .iw ' W-W---.-.......,.--f E? my l to 1:-Barnett, Lange, J. Heck, Burkett. Coach-O. D. Willianxs. Front Row-Factor, Wilkes, Carson, P. J. Heck. BASKETBALL TEAM OF 1948 ' ' a W f ' V mu , 1 N Back Row, l to r-Stewart, Thompson, Managers. Center Row-Finley, Wytucki, Lauer. Obex-tance, Brooks, France, Kokenda. Front Row--Young. Sawhook, Crytzer, Lendenski, Davis, Coach-R. Hudson. 46 fl HAR-BRACK BASKETBALL RECORD FOR 1924 Top Left-Davis, Lendenski Bottom Left-Franco, Sawhoolc Coach Hudson Coach O. D. Williams was the first Basketball mentor of Har-Braclc High School. His first team consisted of some of his football players, only one of whom previously had had any basketball experience. Nevertheless, Dick moulded El team which boasted of nine victories, lVlr. XVilliams was assisted by lVlr. Hudson who, later became the head coach. Coach Hudson has continued as Varsity Coach with Conch Nary in charge of the Junior Varsity, Top-Finley. Brooksg Bottom-Lauer, Obertance Coach: O. D. Williams-Captain: J. Wilkes January January january January January January January February February February February February February February March March March March Har-Brack Har-Brack Har-Brack Har-Brack Har-Brack liar-Brack Har-Brack Har-Brack Har-Brack Har-Brack Har-Brack Har-Brack Har-Brack Har-Brack Open Har-Brack Har-Brack Har-Brack 13 35 15 15 22 25 24 33 6 9 28 15 21 25 21 17 27 HAR-BRACK BASKETBALL RECORD FOR 1948 Coach: Ray l-ludson-Captain: Selected before December December December December December December january january january january January january january February February February February February February February Har-Brack Har-Brack I-Lir-Brad: ldlar-Bra Tk Har-Brack Har-Brack liar-Brack Har-Brack Har-Brack Har-Brack Har-Brack Har-Brack Har-Brack Har-Brack Har-Brack Har-Brack Har-Brack Har-Brack Har-Brack Har-Brack 47 33 53 46 49 44 26 35 23 29 30 29 45 43 55 33 41 50 55 46 Arnold 6 Natrona Alumni 50 Schenley 28 New Kensington 34 Freeport 21 Parnassus 21 Nlars 5 3 Arnold 15 Tarentum 43 Mars 28 Freeport 1 3 Parnassus 14 Leechburg 22 Tarentum 45 New Kensington 29 Aspinwall 14 Leechburg 1 7 game West Deer 26 Freeport 2 3 West Deer 5-1 Farrell 45 Plum Township 24 Tarentum SO Arnold 24 Butler 35 Ford City 32 Ken High 5 5 Vandergrift 57 Kittanning 55 Tarentum 3 1 Arnold 25 Butler 3 1 Ford City 41 Ken High 62 Vandergrift 54 Kittanning 56 Freeport 5 5 FACULTY AND STUDENT MANAGERS :,J0W i 5l x 6 ll i fix If I' fx-I 'fe ? ,i g i '33 Student managers are seldom seen but quite often needed. The coach as well as the hoys in all of the sports call upon these faithful workers any- time and for anything. Standing, l to r-Sipes, Thompson, Mr. Mason, Marshall. Kneeling--Rebuhn, Dean VARSITY CLUB Fifth Row, l. to r.-Finley, Czekalski, Modzelewski, Norris, Crytzer, Kline, Obertance, Lauer, Debor, Michnuk, Olekszak. Alcantara, King. Fourth Row-Pszczolkowski, Lendenski, Wagner, Fucho, Sawhook, Neyman, Grove, Wasiluk, Dietz, Mattioli, Rhodes, Witucki, Mehal, Backo. Third Row-McConville, E. Sowinski, G. Sowinski, Thompson, Davis, Young, Naughton, Harris, Greiner, Graybigel, Lascek, Affrica, Volna. Second Row-Crow, Gavula, Dean, Ellard, Herring, Sipes, Rivers, Horning, Ward, Stanoski, Bartnikowski, Marshall, France, Mr. Neil C. Brown. First Row-D. Sowinski, Chernek, Bednar, Dewalt, Montgomery, Furmanski, Nesteruk, Behning, Baker, Carnahan. The Varsity Club, sponsored lay Coach Neil C. Brown, is composed of boys who participated in any scholastic sport. The officers are: President ........... ...... R ussell Marshall Secretary-Treasurer .. ......, Jack Sipes Vice President .... ,..,. R ichard Ward Sergeant-at-Arms .... ...... Cv reg Olekszak Joe Fucho Homer Baker Clifton Behning David Norris Mr. Neil C. Brown John Gavula GOLF TEAM OF 1948 Standing, l. to r.-Mr. Neil C. Brown, Zigo, Norris, Duncan, Bartell, Young. 50 Martin Crytzer Eugene Pleva Robert Czekalski Joseph Wytucki Tom Davis Mr. Nary Ray Pszczolkowski BASEBALL TEAM OF 1948 Standing, l. to r.-Wilmoth, Bnice, Heid, Kocon, Brozozowski, Pleva, Atkinson, Cepek, Mrozinski, Coach Nary. Kneeling-Bergstrom, Mills, Nitowski, Crytzer, Knapek, Davis. Czekalski, Kroen, Treasure, Mainor. 52 ACTI ITIES PRESIDEN TS Back row, l. to r.-George Sowinski, Chemistry Clubq Russell Nlalrshzlll, Varsity Club: Ludwig Lippert. Activities Board, Hand, Class, Key Club. Center row-Willialxx Bovard, Hi-Y Group: Bernice jungle, Press Club: Antoinette Dongilli, Glee Club. Front row-Patricia Buyer, French Club: Carole Elms. Tiger Staff: jenn Ameel, Tri-Hi-Y: Diane Dongilli. Girls' Leaders Club. From tbcsc cnergetic students, the many activities groups expect leadership, co-opt-ration, and scholar-ship 53 ACTIVITIES BOARD Left to right-Mr. Bazard. Miss Barclay. Miss Edwards, Ohl, Woj:ik, Young, Lippert, Bovard, Czelzalski, Crytzer. Mr. Stinebiser, Mr. Smith. The Activities Board was organized to supervise school functions. Membership consists of teachers appointed by Mr. Bazard and students elected by their classmates. OFFICERS ADVISERS: Miss Barclay President .. ,.............,.4.... ,, Lucl Lippert Miss Edwards Secretary ....,.....,...., Shirley Young Mr. Stinebiser Treasurer ,.,. ,.,., D orothy Wojcik Mr. Smith HI-Y Back row, l to r-Witchey, Hewitt, Wynd, Hemphill, Hilliard, Marshall, Sipes, Dean, Posney. Center row-Mr. Gugino, Wikes, Carla, Slavin, Mattioli, Antonoff, Dehor, Czekalski, Wagner, Heidenreich. Front row-Stumpf. Foster. NIcCollum, Toepfer. Thompson, Bovard. Hamill, McGinnis, Camp, Baughman. The Hi-Y, newly organized this year, is based on religious principles and sponsored hy the Y.M,C.A. Mr. Gugino is the Adviser of the group. OFFICERS President . ...,. . ...,.... .. Bill Bovard Secretary ..,. ...,... B oh Hambill Vice President ..., .Dick Thompson Treasurer .,,.., Wally Hunter HAR-BRACK AND TARENTUM RECEIVE KEY CLUB CHARTERS Mr. H. Hemphill II, Lud Lippert, Floyd D. Anthony . ir, 'wry' hi The Key Club, sponsored by the Kiwanis Organization, has five-fold objectives for guidance: To develop initiative and leadership To co-operate with the school principal To serve the school and community To prepare for To provide experience in living and working t useful citizenship ogether ' iii' Fifth row, l. to r.-Mr. Studebaker. Rennick, Shumnker, Talda, Obertance, Ha Fourth row-Wagner, Mattioli, Glogowski, Terrill, Walkiewicz. Third row-Nolf, McCollum, Hunter. Phillipi, Wiant, Zbryski, Rich, Young. Second row-Hetrick. Bovard, Camp, Heinle, Solomon. First row-Rebhun, Solomon, Lippert, Heidenreich, Rogers, Hunter. President .,,.,.v.,.....................4... Lud Lippert Secretary Vice President ..... .,.,. F red Rebhun Treasurer Adviser: Mr. Studebaker rwood, Pszczolkowski. .,...Robert Solomon ,.,,...William Rogers PRESS CLUB Top row, l to r-Szafranski, Miklos, Harris, Wynd, Malcolm, Nordsiek, Buffet, Dongilli. Coyle, Mapel, Loiynd. Third row-Schrecengost, Konopski, Montgomery, Hogg, Johnson, Donahue, Aikens, Wiant, Maddox, Be nar. Second row-Hutel, Harmon, Coll, Graczyk, lVlcVicar, Wilcox, Ferver, Jancula. U First row-Purpura, Carney, Caplan, Jungle, Dean, Hemphill, Rich, I. Miklos, Mr. Stinebiser. The Press Club, sponsored by Mr. Stinebiser, is the journalistic group of Har-Braclc. This group edits the HUB, the school's bi-weekly newspaper. lVlr. Barney, the printing teacher, has been having the print shop students of the Press Club print the headlines for the HUB. Editor-in-Chief-Bernice Jungle Adviser-lVlr. E, Stinebiser LE CERCLE FRANCAIS Top row, l to r-Horning, Thompson, Speiss, Murdock, Nordsiek, Mapel, Frank, Loynd, Marcelli, Lippert, Rivers, McKnight, Brinker, Kania. Third row-Mr. Stinebiser, France, Hemphill, Rosselle, Bayer, Spangler, Whetsel, Lang, Falt, Coulter, Finley, Ferver, Hemphill, MacDonald, Dodds, Rivers, Breck, Camp. Second row-Gavula. Hewitt. Bovard. Bradley, Golightly, Brown, Nolf, P. Bayer, Hamilton, Smith, Harmon. Conwell, Rich, Witchey. First row-Thompson, Fucho, Antonoff, Seaman, Lauer, Bouch, Wynd, Kelly, Rogers, Marshall. Better understanding of the French language, people, and customs is the objective of the French Club. Of course, the social life of the group is not neglected, for swimming parties and lunches are attractive to all. Mr. Stinebiser sponsors the group. President ....,........................,. Patricia Bayer Secretary ..,.....,.., .,..... V irginia Hamilton Vice President .. ,... Kenneth Nolf CHARM CLUB Back Row, l. to r.-Ekas, Finley. Truby. Wfisnewslci, Altamos, Ziglinski, Butler, Harwood. Olszewski, Mozjesik, Hogg, Montgomery, Hutel. Center Row-Miss Clement, Coll, Barton, Koncpski, Malicki, Michnuk, McGinnis, Rich, jack, Reedy, Swartz- welder, Torrence. Front Row-DiPadova, Lisco, Maglioccl-ii, Purpura. Carney, Bowser, Kurn, Kalinowsky, Ameel, Mnlicki, McConnell. The eagerness and willingness of a group of girls in Business English prompted Miss Clement to organize the Charm Club this year. The objectives have always been to speak their lwest, to walk with poise, to dress neatly, to acquire good business manners, and above all to be perfect ladies at all times. Typist-jean Ameel Publicity-Louise Rich CHEMISTRY CLUB Fourth Row, l. to r.-Pszczolltowski. Shumaker, Antonoff, McAninch, Seaman, Norris. Third Row-Barton, Bilinski, Davis, Glonowski, Datz, Kubla, Foster, Matcelli, Sutton, Frank. Second Row-Heinle, Behning, Asay, XVynd, Nordsiek, Noll, Dobryzynski, Miss Barclay, Sipes, Affrica, M. McAninch, Brewer, Sowinski. First Row - Rowan, Oddis, Rafalco, MacDonald, McIntyre, Aikens. M. Bovard, Carnahan, Bovard, Witchey, Honnef, Masse, Varos. The Chemistry Club, sponsored by Miss Barclay, is an enthusiastic and earnest group interested in chemistry and progress in Science. This group never loses sight of its objectives of learning science and helping to discover and develop new skills and talents. OFFICERS President ...., ..... G eorge Sowinski Treasurer .. . Edward I-leinle Secretary .. Mary Bovarcl GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM OF 1924 'bv E 511 A S X Y 'W gan-s---we Fourth Row l. to r.-Mr. R. Beck, Mgr., Miss D. Weller, Coach. Third Row-Mills, Sherrieb. Second Row-Surma, Young, Glath, Wagner, Ryan. First Row-Snebold, Hamilton, Olshefsky. The outstanding athletically inclined girls in 1924 organized a Basketball team which proved quite successful in all competitions. GIRLS' LEADERS CLUB Sixth Row, l. to r.-Dodds, Heck, Wildi, Barton, Obertance, Korbeck, Frank, Pawloski, Malcolm, Lorenz, Marcelli, Ekas, McAninch. Fifth Row-Shearer, Asay, Grady, Wynd, M. Nordsiek, Humphreys, Harris, Baechtel, Wilcox, Ferver, Rivers, T. Dongilli, Brewer, Couch, Coffman, Gaydos, Swartzwelder. Fourth Row-Clough, McPherson, Smith, Treasure, C. Ekas, Reese, White, P. Brewer, Harwood, Donahue, Higbee, Kisiel, Jacobs, Conwell, Hamilton, Young, Gearhart. Third Row-1. Urbano, Wilson, Spangler, Heffner, Painter, 1. A. Urbano, Grossman, Rieger, Nykiel, Elwood, McElroy, Burton, Brinker, Thompson, Whetsel, Finley, Truby, McConnell. Second Row-McLaughlin, Magliocchi, Wray, Cornuet, Dean, Hill, Rafalko, Dougherty, Morford, Miss Howell, Micozzi, Berenson, Balog, Nitowski, MacDonald, Hemphill, Harmon, Michnuk, McGinnis, Lisco. First Row-Carole Murdock, Treasurerg Mary L. Nordsiek, V. Presidentg Diane Dongilli, President, Mary Bovard, Secretary. The G.L.C., the largest organized group of Har-Braclc, lives its objectives of good sport- manship, athletic perfection, and social graces. It is capably sponsored by Miss Ethel Howell. 5 TRI-HI-Y Fifth Row, l. to r.-Sutton, Hogg, Humphreys, Hunter, Derbaum, Mehalko, Lincoln, Brewer, Dando, Speedy Grunden, George. Fourth Row-Smith, Ziemkiewicz, McPherson, Maeder, Harmon, Conner, Rozewicz, Ross, Higbee, Kisiel Roberts. Third Row-Miss Edwards, Preisser, Walsh, Lisco, Smetanick, Brown, Burton, Fink, Cowan, Conwell, Hamilton Miss Montgomery. Second Row-Cunningham, Aaron, Conroy, Scovern, Milliron, Lipperts, Frederick, Lisco, Golightly. First Row-DiPadova, Altamos, Ameel, Austin. The Tri-I-Ii-Yis objective is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home and community, high standards of Christian character. The organization is under the capable guidance of Miss Montgomery and Miss Edwards. ' AMERICAN HISTORY COMPETITION On November IZ, the Sun-Telegraph held its Sixth Annual American History Awards Competition with 125 ace students representing 87 city, county, and parochial schools, taking part. The purpose of this test was to emphasize the importance of history and to arouse interest in this important social science, Each contestant was rated on an essay and objective examination designed to reveal the breadth and depth of the person's historical knowledge. Among the participants were two Har-Braclc stu- dents, Nellie Shearer and Audrey Dodds, who spent several weeks of intense preparation for the competi- tion, Har-Braclc was fortunate in receiving one of the honorable mention awards in the form of a S25 United States Saving Bond to Nellie Shearer. Through the efforts of the two participants, the schoolis stan- dards were raised in the field of scholastic achieve- Iflent. Miss Barranco, a Social Science teacher, very cap- ably and patiently prepared the students for the competition. t. . Z an vi' -silt Q! Q. 59 Nellie Shearer and Audrey Dodds MAJORETTES AND BAND The majorettes have become an attractive A The Har-Brack Band members in their neat part of scholastic sports in their fine display 'X green and white uniforms are trying to per- of precision formation. ' ' fect the drills Mr. Noce has outlined for them. The B in Band has been a challenge to be- come better in music and drill work, Q .if '52 '.', , iff HEAD MAJORETTES Left to right-Kalinowski, Wagner, Lippert, Walsh, Ameel. Resnick. GIRLS, GLEE CLUB Fourth Row, I. to r.-McQueen, Dongilli, Graff. Roberts, Zimmerman, McConville, Voda, Iwanski, Nordsiek, Loynd, McKnight. Third Row-Simon, Dunlap, Wynd, Donahey, Urbano, Nitowski, Dongilli, Hazlett, Dando, Albaugh, Derbaum, Syput. Second Row-Lisko, Spangler, Conklin, Thompson, Boroski, Lange, Finley, McConnell, Bartholic, Sekeras. Ferver, Mr. Noce. First Row-Baker, Preisser, Aaron, Cornuet, Turner. Kolowitz, Urbano, Ohl, Raffalco, Smith, Milliron, Frederick. The Girls' Glee Club practices enthusiastically, knowing that it is an integral part of the Baccalaureate Service and Commencement Programme every year. Mr. Noce works to develop the girls, voices as well as an appreciation for choral music. HEAD MAJORETTES if was as aw e ,if wma.:- CLARA M. LIPPERT JOYCE RESNICK PAT WALSH Although these girls appear as part of the Majorette group, they receive the respect of the other girls because of their abilities to lead during a public appearance. Pat Walsh, a Senior, has been the leader of the Nlajorettes in drills. Clara Nl. Lippert, a Junior, has been the leader of the Band in formation drills. Joyce Resnick, a 3rd grade student, is the little mascot, admired by all. gl mg S F2 1' Q14 1 I mul V ,if Hn, ,M 1 4 iw-M ' ! V 4 - - 3 5 -- ip sh Qi? 7 WG , Er? S? 552 Q Za: b 1 z , K 4.3 z 31? 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Our Second Home Vanity, vanity! Patiently waiting their turn Grace greets us! Monalene and Betty wanted snapped Learning Beauty Culture Zelia in action Har-Brack lunch hour AS THE TIGER EYE SEES YOU Graduates of '25 With Daughter and Sons i Walter Stauffer and son Walter Mabel Finley and son Willianx Louise Connor and daughter Marion Many daughters and sons of I-lar-Brack Alumni have attended and graduated from Har-Braclc. In the present graduating class, there are two Seniors whose parents were in the first graduating class: William Finley, son of Mabel Wagner Finley and Walter Stauffer, son of Walter Stauffer, Sr. In the Junior class we found Marion Connor, the daughter of Louise Janlcoslcy Connor. b. 3:3 . f f ifv Q DO YOU KNOW WHEN, WHO, WHERE THESE SNAPS WERE TAKEN? ,ff r aqui as if X Kay .mi The Tiger Saw! The Tiger Snapped ! SOCIAL FRIENDS Without the splendid gratuities of our many Social Friends. The Tiger of 1949 would not have been possible. We sincerely Mrs. Malcolm King Joseph Knapek thanlc you for your support. Fred Schmerheim Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Schmitt Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. A. Seel Mrs. E. V. Shoop Mr. and Mrs. John Sipes Jim Stadelmaier Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Stewart William Strobel Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Swann Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Tomb Guy Torrence, Sr Homer Treasure Willis Troutman Jim Kromada Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Kuhnert Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Lancaster Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Lauer Mr. and Mrs. Prestly Lloyd Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Lloyd Mr. and Mrs. George Loynd Mr. and Mrs. James B. Loynd Mr. and Mrs. William R. Loynd Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Macurdy Mr. and Mrs. K. McAninch Mr. and Mrs. James McElroy Dr. and Mrs. McQuade Mr. and Mrs. James Miller Mr. and Mrs. G. Z. Minton Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Mozena Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Nordsiek Francis E. O,Malley Mr. and Mrs. George Papas Mr. R. C. Peffer Mr. and Mrs. James V. Purpura Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rabinovitz Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Rearic Mr. and Mrs. Ben Rich Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Rolston Mr. and Mrs. James O. Ross Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. Rumbaugh Mary Ann Safranslci Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Hicks Mr. and Mrs. H. Seaman Helen Black Trusdell Mr. and Mrs. L. Watters Mr. and Mrs. Vecchi Reverend C. L. Weems Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Zahorchak Mr. and Mrs. Walter Zowacki Mrs. Gummert Mr. and Mrs. Lester Freehling Paul Case Mrs. Gladys Haller Mr. and Mrs. I. A. Masnick Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Rankin Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Waters Mr. and Mrs. William Huey J. B. Moorehead Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Buffet Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Hall Editors and Advisers, l. to r.-Conwell, Ekas, Mr. Burney, Heck, Mrs. E. Briggs. Heidenreich. The Editorial Staff of the Tiger, consisting of three Seniors and one Junior worked to- gether with a common objective of publishing a memorable yearbook and getting it out to the students before the school year ended. Four Juniors were trained with the various groups of Seniors in all phases of the publi- cation of the yearbook to gain valuable experi- ence which may benefit them in organizing and publishing their yearbook next year. All committees worked diligently to meet the many date lines and have sufficient funds to cover the publication costs which have in- creased considerably. The typing of the entire yearbook was under the capable hands of Florence Reedy who had chosen Shirley Young, Carole Ekas, Leona Pawloslci, and Janet Nykiel to assist her. This group worked every night after school to get the copy ready for the Press. The 1949 Tiger was under the direction of Mrs. Erma K. Briggs and Mr. John Barney. The Tiger Staff sincerely hopes you enjoy the yearbook of 1949 and wishes to thank all who have in any way contributed toward its publication. BUSINESS COMMITTEE lrightl Marilyn Heck, Manager Standing, l. to r.-Heidenreich, Sample, Swartzwelder. Loynd, Nordsiek, Szafranski, Wikes. Heck, Coll. Seated - McElroy, jack, Thompson. Montgomery, Austin, Altamos. JUNIOR EDITORS lb l J Barry Collins, Editor-in-Efliilelf Left to right Spangler, Collins. Nykiel, Datz SENIOR EDITORS .A I I win iw :F 5 -M, -' 4 , 4g..I1, :fl-' Si t 2 f , S f I a I' sm , A Q, 5' Lwggwpfh Two! ,,'1f,?'i,: T' NUI :Wg ll? Q' 'f UE fv, N x5 1 il xixh I.efl to right: Assistant Editors Barbara Conwell Chris Heidenreiclm Editor-in-Chief Carole Ekas SUBSCRIPTION COMMITTEE lhelowl PHOTOGRAPHY COMMITTEE lhelowb Nellie Helrick. Chairman ,Ioan Schrecengost. Chairman Standing, l to r-Barton, Smetanik. I-Iarwood. Young. Olszewski. Ziglinski. Standing. l. to r.-Steinhagen. Baechtel. Hemphill. Lloyd. Seated-Ziemkiewicz. Walsh. Herrick. Butler. Wfisniewski. Seated-Rearic, Rehhun. Schrecengosl. Clough. LITERARY COMMITTEE labovel ART COMMITTEE fabovel Florence Reedy. Chairman Robert I-Iamill. Chairman Standing. l. to r.-Bayer. Dodds, Frank. Wyatt. Golightly. Gmuyk, H. Standing, l. to r.-Carla. Mehalko, Myford. Ploclci. Rich. Truby. Seated-Falleroni, I-Iamill. Hamilton, Bayer. Seated-Smith. Reedy. I.. Rich. Pawloski, Humphrfes. Harris. Knnopski. Shaffer. SENIOR FAREWELL ii Y. Marshall. Jungle, Lippert. Czekalski Friends of my youth, a last aclieul hap'ly some clay we meet again: Yet neier the self-same men shall mt-et: the years shall make us other me-n. Ibicl, 16 Sir Richard Frances Burton ACKNOWLELUGEMENTS Printing hy General Press Corporation, Tarentum, Pennsylvania Commercial Photography by Strem Studio, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Engraving by Jahn and Ollier Engraving Company, Chicago, Illinois Cover by S. K. Smith, Chicago, Illinois L-. -1-ui... w A ., A . K A . I. , . . fi '...lS3.k:l-3 X , .1 M ,, 51-jim-153 , , ' fS'i4ff'1:5!'- ,X , if 'G' ...,,,, v , 4 J 1 ' , ' .H . , . Y , -.-, ' A-', A ' .. , 3 ' , 1 , - ,f'4p -s ,. ' . - f . 1 iw . 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