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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1951 volume:

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William Shakespeare 7 -,.,, t ww. -..N--ww., PRODUCTION HEADQUARTERS HAR-BRACK UNION HIGH SCHOOL KNOWLEDGE IS POWER THE TRUTH SHALL MAKE YOU FREE 8 W Q'ls..,M.4 vm MR WALTER S BAZARD MR PARKSR BANKS Prlnclpal Vice Prlncupol DELORES NAPIERKOWSKI The smoothness ond eftlcaency of ony production rests upon these tour people They ore ot the controls rnoknng dec: sions chongmg rreotnng nntrodurung They eoch In their own rrght ore respon sible for the fnnushed product PRODUCERS A JANE MASON W Vwyf 2 ,V Va rf it T e rrrrr .T 1-0 f H ' ',,, , ', 'Q u ff V' ' I . .- 1 1 ' 1 4 ' 1 1 ' 'S' Neil C. Brown Teaches Commercial Law . . . Capable coach of the Football team . . . resigned from the faculty . . . sponsors the Varsity Club. John Barney Handles school printing effici- ently . . , a ping-pong pro . . . builds model trains and houses. June Y. Kennedy Sponsor of the Junior Class and Sophomore Tri-Hi-Y . . , teaches Sophomore English . . . has a special interest in the shop . . . the loyal type. Jeanette Broadtoot Co-Sponsor of the Sophomore Tri-Hi-Y . . . makes Plane G cz snap . . . ct real friend of the student. DIRECTORS Marion E. Mitchell Vivacious Senior Class Spon- sor . . . looks at things from the pleasant side . . . a snappy dresser . . . teaches shorthand and typing. Joseph L. Kennedy Sponsor of Junior Class who serves on the Activities Board . . . serious expression hides his sense of humor . . . teaches metal work. Margaret Montgomery Efficient sponsor of the Senior Tri-Hi-Y . , . teaches Latin and Sophomore English . . . quiet . . . can bowl with the best. Herbert Hartzell Teaches Physics . . . principal of HUBs night school . . , lives in New Ken for shame and has 2 childcen. div! if Anna L. Negri Knows more reasons for ab- sences than anyone else . . . usually seen smiling . . . teaches shorthand and typing . . . enioys playing Canasta. Ma rgo ret Lytle Senior Class Sponsor who serves on Activities Board . . . noted for her iewelry collection . . . usually sports the latest fashions . . . teaches sewing. -X Gordon E. Smith A T.V, enthusiast . , . Activities Board banker . , . teacher of bookkeeping . . . iovial. George Stilley Proud father of 2 sons . . . sponsors the Junior Class , . . handles the wood shop classes . . . has an enviable sense of humor. Edith Parker A good cook . . . noted for her sense of humor and fitting remarks . . . teaches Senior Eng- lish. Wendel Piper Witty Senior Class sponsor . . . also proud of his 2 sons . . . enioys teaching Biology . . . al- ways sympathetic, hi Earle Stinebiser ls proud of his record collection . . . sponsors the Tiger . . . en- ioys teaching French . . . known for his What's this here? Anna M. Barranco Sophomore Class sponsor . . . knows American History , , . al- ways smiling . . . planning a trip to California. Mary Lou Whitney Taught Commercial subiects . . . sponsored Junior Class . . . re- signed from the faculty at mid- semesters to be a housewife. Erma K. Briggs Director of Senior Class Play . . , sponsors Hobby Club . . . teaches Junior English . . . ct hockey enthusiast. Adeline Barclay Turns Juniors into Chemists . . . sponsors Sophomore Class . . . always has time to listen to a ioke. Josephine Henschel Makes World History seem up- to-date . . . enioys playing bridge . , . answers to the title of Mrs. , . . one of the neat dressers around HUB. DIRECTORS Isa bel Barney Teaches Home Planning . . . can prepare a tasty meal on short notice , . . is an excellent swim- mer . . . likes to play bridge. Mary E. Clement Trains Senior girls in charm and poise through the Charm Club . . . teaches English lll 81 lV . reads and really enioys it. Roy R. Beck Proves that Math is not so tough . . . reliable . . . serves as a Junior sponsor . . . stern appear- ance covers a deep sense of humor. Ray Hudson Capable and popular basket- ball cooch . . . also helps with the football team . . . a Senior sponsor . . . teaches World History . . . tireless, Anthony Noce Proud father of a baby girl . , . directs Har-Brack's band and Glee Club . . . plays a nice game of golf . . . spends his afternoons at the Junior Highs. Laura Zylinski School nurse who keeps a medi- cal eye on the iuniors . . . very friendly . . . a witty lass who is a friend to all. DIRECTORS Anne Chrisriohn Artiste superbe . . . has taken the reins and is directing the activ- ities of the stage crew . . . helped with art work on Tiger , . . new member of the faculty. Charles J. Gugino Instills the needs of safe and courteous driving into the minds of all . . . coaches Basketball J.V. . . . Sophomore Class sponsor who serves on the Activities Board. Frank L. Mason Handles the finances for the Athletic Ass'n .... always has an apropos ioke . . . teaches Economics . . . spends his spare time in the office. Joseph Nary Well known for the timber he carries in his right hand . . . has led our baseball team to hon- ors . . . teaches Phys Ed and Health . . . sponsors the Sopho- more Class. John J. Studebaker Much respected sponsor of the Key Club . . . spends his days teaching History Ill and Economics . . . has o little farm which is his hideaway. Ethel M. Howell Sponsor of GLC . . . has charge of Candy Bar and Concessions . . . makes Phys Ed and Health pleu- sant . . . an R.N. f'X Robert Rivers Bob Senior Class President . . . possessor oi ci charming smile , . , friendly . . . Senior Class Play . . , French Club . . . Key Club and Chemistry Club , . . debonair . , . smooth dancer. Zigmunf Walkiewicz Ziggie Clciss Vice President . . . Ass t. Editor of Tiger , . . Key Club . . . Chemistry Club . . . likes lo fish . . . plans to go to college . . , Senior Class Plciy . . . always ready with o ioke. Mary Jo Donahue Jo Vivcicious, spirited Senior Cheerleader . . . tops on every- ones list . . , GLC , . . Tri-Hi-Y . . . Charm cmd Hobby Clubs . . Secretary of Senior Class . . , cz Mattioli fan . , . Senior Class Play. Barbara Jancula Bobs Artiste . . . helpful with any decorations . . . Represen' tative to Activities Board . . . Plans a career in ort . . . Indiana S.T.C. bound . . . Tigers Art Editor . . . Tri-Hi-Y . . . French and Chemistry Club . . . loads of charm. SENIOR STARS , M 'ff ,L 7 .1-fr ' Joann Achkio ujon Blonde and sweet . . . goes steady . . . hopes to be a nurse . , . active in GLC . . . noted for her beautiful complexion. Annamae Baker Annamae Petite . . . sells tickets at the Hiland . . . plans to attend a business school . . , Tri-Hi-Y Glee Club and Charm STARS Donald Allen noonu A mad scientist . , . belongs to Order of Demolay . . . Boy Scout . . . quiet . . . Key Club and Chemistry Club . . . plans a naval career . . . master technician Senior Class play, Walter Baker Walt A genius at Math . . . on the tall side . . . of the curly hair . . . enioys building model airplanes. Robert Ba rr Scotty Always ready with a smile . . . football letterman . . . hopes to make money the easy way without working , . , the outdoor type . . . Varsity Club. Richard Bish Dick Twins . . . One of our Toni gives imitations . . . a screw- ball with a host of friends. Richard Altmeyer noickn A future pharmacist . . . en- ioys reading . . . Ann . . . works at Central Drug . . . dark wavy hair . . . Senior Class Play. Mary Ann Balog Mary Ann Sews and works in a grocery store . . . a true friend . . . enioys dancing and swimming . . . GLC . . . Charm Club President, Corrinne Bartholic Hzipn Drives a cream colored coupe . . . cowgirl? . . . pretty . . . missed a great deal of school . . . owner of attractive hands . . Tri-Hi-Y . . . Glee Club . . Charm Club. Delores Bogacki nDeu Tall.a!ive! . . . likes to dance ,..Andy.,.neatasapin cnjbf Charm Club and Art Louis Anderson nLouu Ambitious . . . works at lsaly's . . . the intellectual type . . . on the toll side . . . Chemistry Club . . . Key Club . . . Class Play . . . Tiger Staff. Lawrence Baranski Larry Plays for the Dukes . . . usually loafing at the Y . . . a future sailor . . . does not believe in homework. Frances Arvay Fran Beautiful brown hair . . . always seen at the Falcons . . . a future secretary . . , nice to know . . . Glee Club. James Barclay u-Iirnu Beats the drums . . , works at Bards . . . be careful of his mischievous grin . . . can argue with anyone . , . Band member . . . Key Club , . . Class Play. Walter Bartnikowski Bart A regular pro an the guitar . . . our Gene Autry . . . frequent Talent Show winner . . . devilish grin . . . Class Play. Delores Bolewitz Dolly Dot's twin sister . . . a skater and dancer . . . active mern- ber of Charm Club and Art Club. Mabel Barton Mabel An artist . . . likes to sew . . . has beautiful eyes . . . also a peaches and cream complexion . . . GLC . . . Art Club . . . Chemistry Club . . . Tiger Staff. Dorothy Bolewitz nbofn Dolly's twin . . . works at the Roxy . . . on the popular side . . . Charm Club and Art Club, E 4 1. ' f is Michael Bacha ,,Mike,, Likes the women . . . never serious . . . our Romeo . . . flashy dresser . . . locits with lan and Ziggie. Thomas Bargerstock n-I-oniu Can tell you all about trucks and farming . . . likes to eat, sleep and iust loaf . . . shy. Elizabeth Bayer Betty On the brainy side . . . liked by all . . . a southpaw , . . soft brown eyes . . . French Club . . . Chemistry Club . . . Class Council . . . Hobby Club Class Play . . . Tiger Staff. Celie Borkowski Calle Blonde . . , future beautician . . . spends her spare time at the Falcons . . . lively. Mary Badzilowski ,,Mary., Loyal class member . . . beau- tiful long hair . . , always helpful . . . friend to those in need. Warren Barnhart Beach Freckles . . . likes to read . . . spends his study halls read- ing . . . ioker. Albert Bednar uA'u Likes baseball . . . a smooth dancer . . . always has one foot in trouble . . . assists in any proiect. Dorothy Borowski ubofn Enioys skating . . . Glee Club . . . Charm Club . . . GLC ...Hub...ArtClub... Senior Class Play . . . knows a guy named Jim. STARS Rosalie Berenson Claire Athletic . . . works at Post's . . . shiny iet black hair... can't wait until she graduates lwe wonder whyl . . . GLC. Nancy Bradley Pork Saucy but intelligent . . . smooth dancer . . . French Club . . . Tri-Hi-Y . . . Chemistry Club . . . Hobby Club . . . Newspaper Staff . . . Treasurer of Activities Board . . . vivacious . . . Senior Class vamp. Y K' STARS Wallace Cowan Wally Quiet . , . some typist? . . on the handsome side . friendly. Kathleen Dietz Kathie Spends her time at the Picket . . . sometimes working some- times Ioafing . . . friendly to everyone . . . enioys athletics. Dorcas Branning Dork A small lass who speaks with a soft voice . . . spends her time reading the Bible . . . a good student . . , came to HUB from Freeport Hi. Doris Caplan Doris Dark curly hair . . . petite . . . devilish . . . snazzy clothes . . . Senior Class Play . . . Tiger Staff . . . News- paper Staff . . . Chemistry Club . . , college bound. George Crow Crow Never has a worry in the world , . . one of the Gents . . . football letterman . . . single wing fellow. . . . a grand Mona Diller Mona Naturally curly hair grr! . . . sparkling eyes . . , types with efficiency. Patricia Brewer HPUF. Sports a diamond . . . likes to cook and bake . . . likeable ...GLC...GleeClub... Tri-Hi-Y , . . Charm Club. Camilla Carlisle Mimi A fashion plate . . . an artiste superbe . . . sunny smile . . . attractive . . . Tiger Staff . . . Hobby . . . Class Play. Daniel Cywinski ttbanu Tall and blond . . . draws a paycheck from Bards . . . math is his subiect? . . . Bob's pal, Jacqueline Drum Jodie Part time employee at Pittler's . . . paints figurines . . . future Florence Nightingale. Robert Dale nsobu Gives his all for the Tiger . . . love those blue eyes . . worked at Bards . . . Club . . . Tiger Staff. Key Joann Dunlap 11-,ou Snappy maiorette . . . enioys music . . . secretary of the Future . . . Tri-Hi-Y . . . Hobby Club . . . Glee Club . .. French Club . . . Press Club. Peggy Dean upegn Lots of pep in a small pack- age . . . impish freckles . . . her smile exposes her person- ality . . . Twirler . . . GLC. Janet Ekas Pudge A woman driver? . . . likeable . . . good at sports , . . GLC secretary . . . Tiger Staff . . . Chemistry Club. I bn Mary Jane Enterline uMaryn Faithful football fan . . . friendly and iust a little shy . . . plans to ioin the Waves. Gladys Forrester llGeGell Quiet . . . plans to become an efficient secretary . . . collects music . . . Tri-Hi-Y . . . Charm Club . . . Glee Club . . . Senior Class Play. STARS Dorcas Ann Erb Dore Business School applicant . . . a skater . . . quiet . . . speaks softly. Thomas Foster uTon1u Good natured . . . liked by all college bound . . . Tiger Staff , . . works at lsalys. Wilma Gaydos Wilma Plans to become a good sec- retory . . . Charm Club . . . sunny disposition . . . unique laugh . . . homeroom represen- laiive. Sophie Harwood Hsoph.. Very frank little Miss . . . writes plays . . . band . . . Junior Class Activities Board Rep .... Secretary of Activities Board. Carl Evanski uoinku Musical talent . . . . . . likes school? . looking . . . band. Julian Furmanski Big Man Great outdoor man . to swim . . . Varsity Club . . . friendly . . . football. Mary Lou Geo rhart Mary Lou Blonde tresses . . . pert, kind and considerate . . . Charm Club . . . likes to roller skate . . . Band. Mary Lee Haslett Mary Lee Translucent complexion . . , sweet . . . football . . . friend of Mary .lo . . . Charm Club Tri-Hi-Y . . . knows a guy known as Bob. Thomas Falleroni 1,1-omu Wants a good clean iob agreeable . . . devilish . . . likes to go hunting. Dorla .lan Gablick Gabby Aiming to become a private Future nurse dnrnnnuti secretary . . . always smiling and sweet Chemistry Cl . . . Charm Club. Giselda Giongrossi ..Gis,. . sk, ., . . av Excels at baseball . . . on the friendlier side . . . Charm Club . . . the name Gary has a special meaning. Patricia Haube upatu Future office worker demure and petite . . Hi-Y . . . Charm Club Tiger Staff . . . Senior Play. Tri- ciesi Robert Glowacki uBobu Curly hair . . . neat from Natrona . people. .lock Hough Hooky Talented loafer . . . . . . likes to canoe. ai' . . . hails nice curly hair Swim and to 4, s A, Anna Fedorchok Anne Works at the hospital . . . hopes to become o receptionist . . . always rushing . . . she had a little curl . . . home- room rep . . . French Club . . . Charm Club. Irene Goworski llkenell wife Aiming to be a perfect . . . enioys skating . . . an interest in the Marines. Edward Groczyk llEdIl Wavy blond hair . . . plays the horn? . . . band member. Delores Hazenski Delores A newcomer to HUB in her Jr. year . . . friendly . . . nice smile. Robert' Fleming .,Bob,, Distributor at Valley News . . . busy. Jean Gaydos Jean Soft brown eyes . . . plans to be a nurse . . . swimmer .. . GLC . . . Hobby Club . . . Chemistry Club . . . Tiger Staff . . . Make-up Committee of Senior Class Play. STARS Dole Graff William Horris Dole Bill Usually causes a riot in health Football letterman . ody class . . , flirty . . . change- killer? . . . our ironman able. Chemistry Club . . Tiger Staff Sports Editor. Joseph Herring Larry Hilliard ujoen HLGHYH Electric blue eyes . . . found Always seen with Nancy or the apple of his Ei . . . Rudy . . . dimples . mls wing footed Mercury of the squad . . . Sophomore Class President . . . Football Letter- man . . . plays baseball . . . Varsity Club. an 'Z' chievous . . . college bound . . . expert on flirting Tiger Staff . . . Hi-Y Chemistry Club . . French Club. 3 f STARS Edward Kepes ,.Ed.. Handsome, devilish , . . keeps his distance from the fairer sex . , . football . . . baseball. Marcella Kopec Morse Typist . . . likes Home ning . . . studious . helpful Miss. Plan- . a John Hitrik John . . main sleeping. Shy . . . typist? . act.vity in school Ann James .,Ann.. . ain't Blonde and lively . . she sweet . . . maiorette . . . Chemistry Club . . . GLC . . has found Tom. Stanley Klimkowski Stan Small . . . doesn't appreciate work . . . rarely heard. Richard Kopnicky Hcupn Neat dresser . . . enioys all sports and especially baseball . . . drive? Elizabeth Hoover Betsy Woman driver a whiz witty . . . on her toes Tri-H.-Y . . , Chemistry . . . Hobby Club. Club Franklin Jankosky u-'ann Neat dresser . . . his second name is mischief . . . is a drug store cowboy . . , future plans are rather uncer- tain . . . friendly. Ernest Knapek .,Knap.. Wants to be a Medic . . . always full of fun . . . always carries a brief case . . . talks at the rate of 250 wpm. Leona Kozlowski llLeelI HUB's red headed iokester . . . found at all the local dances . . . Charm Club. Myra Kokenda HKOY.. Serious . . . excellent student ...agaltobemissed... Cc-operative . . . works in a bakery. Donald Kuhn uoonu A comical good natured low . . . happy-go-lucky. fel- Elizabeth Kokos Kokie Baseball fiend . . . impish grin , . . Hobby Club . . . Charm Club , . . Tri-Hi-Y . . . Make-up Committee of the Senior Class Play. Eleanor Kunklc NEI11 A sweet blonde . . . sparkles like a precious stone. Frank Richard Leslie nkichu Baseball holds his interests . . . Class Play , . . blond . . . quiet and friendly . . . drives a truck. Rudy Mattioli Hkudyn Our star football player . . . serious at heart . . . Varsity Club . . . Chemistry Club . . . Vice President of Jr. Class . . . Senior Class Play . . . All State . . . rugged. STARS Blanche Lionelli Blanche Stylish dresser . . . has a special like for dancing . . . Press Club . . . Tri-Hi-Y . . . Charm Club. Roland Maze Moxie A mechanic . . . hopes to own his own service station . . . never takes things too seriously . . . carefree. Robert Micholos r,Mick1, Band . . . future mechanic . . , a handsome lad who knows how to do a good days work. Moriah Moore Mariah Athletic . . . usually seen with Ethel . , . likes physics? , . . enioys playing a ioke on her many friends. 1, Stephen Lucas Steve Cortoonist . . . always with a sly remark . , . baseball player . . . he a sports writer . . Staff. Donald Mehal ubonn Notoriausly quiet . . . a good baseball game ready ardent should Tiger enioys likes to tinker with machinery Gloria Micozzi HGIOH Sweet ond friendly . . . would like to say Number Please , ' . . . gleaming black hair . . . Charm Club. Delores Morgan uDou Usually seen with Blanche . . . always on the ga . . . Charm Club. Marcelia Maguire Mickie Quiet but liked by all enioys dancing . . . ver Y . . . charming smile , . . Charm Club. neat Thomas Mehal u-rornn A guard . . . troublesome curly hair . . . Varsity Club . . . congenial . . . letterman . . . likes his blondes . . . never gets angry. Leo Malarkey ul-eon Often seen with Joe . . . study hall demon . . . comical and freckled. Anthony Messineo H1-onyn Good-natured friend to all . . , never stops smiling . . . future plans are uncertain. x Marv Beth Malcolm Mary Beth Very active . . . intelligent ...sews...Gl.C... Press Club . . . Chemistry Club Tiger Staff . . . Class Council member for 3 years. Emma Miklos ,,Em,, Appealing . . . a head maior- ette . . . future nurse . , . full of pep . . . energetic . . . GLC . . . Tri-Hi-Y . . . Chem- istry Club . . . Press Club . . . Tiger Staff. William Motosicke Moto His paintings and woodwork- ings take up most of his time. . . . quiet . . . future Navy man. XS-1 Edward Mialki Eddie ' Likes Italian foods . . . flirty . . . no matter where you go, there's Eddie. Dorothy Miller Florence Modzelewski Ilnotll IIFIOII Quieq , , , gges gtegdy , , A Future secretary . . . very naturally lgrrll curly hair... l lendlY - - - deep, lW5kY Art Club . . . Charm Club. voice - - . Tiger twist - V . Charm Club . . . Hobby Club. John Mrozinski Richard Myford 1,Mro11 ukichu Favorite pastime playing Nice . . . a little shy . . basketball . . . intelligent... speaks French fluently? . . . nice physique . . . basketball likes art . . . French Club . . . letterman . . . Varsity Club. Chemistry Club . . . Art Club. Marcianne Mapel Marcia Attractive blonde . . . statu- esque . . . talented artist . . . GLC . . . Hobby Club . . . French Club . . . Chemistry Club . . . Art Club . . . Press Club. Olive Michael Ollie Works in the hospital kitchen . . . hopes ta get a pleasant iob after she graduates . . . always laughing. Grace Montgomery Grace Popular and likeable . . . Tri-Hi-Y . . . GLC . . . Hobby Club . . . Class Play . . . a big help on the Tiger . . . her heart belongs to A Guy Named Joe. John McConville Jack Enioys sports . . . loafs at Chuck's and the Falcons . . . always outlining Physics . . . a regular guy . . . football Varsity Club . . . knows his way to the office. STARS Shirley Montgomery Shirl Has artistic ability . . . plans a secretarial future . . . Art Club . . . Charm Club . . . witty . . . sincere sense of humor. Rose McConville Rose Works in a Tarentum Confec' tionery . . . always on the move . . . likes to dance . . . quiet . . . Charm Club. 6 STARS Delores Palchinsky Dolly Quiet . . . a knitter . . . a little on the shy side , . . Hobby Club . . . Charm Club. Joyce Ann Reyer u-,urn Always laughing . . , likes Sammy Kaye and Freddie . . . future secretary . . . popular . . . Tri-Hi-Y . . . Charm Club . . . Hobby Club . . . Glee Club . . . ' . . . a bi ' ' Senior Class Play g help with the Tiger. Bruce McGillivray Bruce A new addition to our Senior Class . . . on the brainy side . . . a regular guy . . . a big help on any proiect . . . Tiger Staff . . . Senior Class Play stage crew. John Nyga Nooge Full of fun . . . a mushball fan . . . likes to argue. Bernadette Pater Bernie Works in a Tarentum Confec- tionery . . . prefers to let her hair grow . . . has a pretty face . . . friendly. Shirley Richardson Shirl One of our engaged seniors . . . likes swimming and Jerry Lewis . . , nice personality . . . prefers Tarentum to Har- Brack. Robert McGinnis nsobu Witty . . . our version of Jerry Lewis . . . Hi-Y . . . My Gal Sal . . . a grease monkey . . . o former cheerleader. Kathryn Ohl HKGYH Glee Club . . . GLC . . . Tri-Hi-Y , , . Hobby Club . . . French Club . . . Tiger Staff . . . Activities Board . . . blue cycs . , . aloof. Rosetta Petrineschi Dolly Tall and friendly . . . pretty smile . . . plays the accordion . . . Charm Club. Regis Rieger ukegn Can always be found in the office . . . Mr. Bank's regular visitor . . . devilish grin . . . has lots of friends . . . Hi-Y. Stella Raszkowski StelIa Petite . , . loquacious . . . has plenty of fun in study halls . . . very fair. George Riess George Unruly hair . . . a hard worker . . . drives a new Ford . . . Key Club . . . faithful to the Valley Daily News. I I 1 William Rebhun nsunnyu A pool fiend . . faithful football manager . . . isn't aware of girls , . . Tiger Staff . . . Varsity Club . . . Key Club, Ronald Ripper ukonn Seen and heard . , . middle name is loafing , . . carefree . . . will long remember His- tory Ill. K' wma.-e 'qv Nancy Rosselle her eat uNancyu d has Liz Taylor, we our Nanc . . . likes all . Tom . . . has a smile . . . cheerleader . Senior Class Play . . , Staff . . . French Club. Skuta uture Wave . , . famous for haircuts . . . loves to . . . friend of Janet. STARS Howard Schrecker Dale Likes to build model airplanes . . , future pilot . . . very rarely heard, Robert Schriver uBudn Would like to go to television school . . . works at Bednar's . . . finds the desks in l04 Janet Severin HJOYH Fashionable . , , favorite pas- time getting the most out of life . . . lots of fun. Thomas Slack u-I-onqu On the quiet side . . . hails from Campton . . . Basketball manager . . . Varsity Club . . . always ready with a help- ing hand. John Spysinski Speck Likes all sports . . . is very handy to have around. Genevieve Thorne Granny Married during this school year . . . left school . . . a missed Mrs. rather soft. Charles Slavin Chuck Our Gene Krupa . . . freckled and friendly a nice com- bEnation . . . never a dull moment when he is around . . . Band . . . baseball manager. Walter Stanoski John Plays for the Gents . . . smooth dancer . . . likes his polkas . . . hopes to go to college . , . works in the Mill's restaurant . . . football , . . Varsity Club. Robert Toepfer uBobn Hi-Y . . . Chemistry Club . . . Tiger Staff . . . Stage Crew . . , won an award at Buhl Planetarium in 1950 . . . college bound future doctor . . . a demon with a camera. Richard Solomon Sally Paper boy . . . likes to read and go to the movies . . . active member of the Key Club . . , works at Chuck's. -uw , Delores Shea DolIy Always seen with Rose Mary . . . likes dancing and Farley Granger . . . drives? . . . blonde and cute. Edward Sowinski uEdu Wants to be on the Dean's list . . . always has a ready answer . . . lots of personality . . . contagious grin , . . football . . , baseball . . . Varsity Club. Doris Stewart ubodyu Future lady of the Number, . likes to en'o s please fame . . collect things . . . I y reading . . . Charm Club . . . helpful. Raymond Tomporoski Tompo A reader of good books . . . plans to enlist in the Army Air Force after he graduates . . . very quiet. Lucille Stewart ul-un A John Agar fan . . . collects glass dogs . . . plans to ioin the Waves . . . Charm Club. Daniel Trynieszewski uoann One of our tall blonds . . . played basketball . . . quiet and cooperative . . . a nice guy to know. William Siejkowski Began Can usually be seen at the Y playing ping-pong . . . likes to dance and flirt , . future career Navy . . Happy-go-lucky. Richard Sowinski Dick A fishing enthusiast . . . reg- lar guy . . . future plans will have him in college. Delores Syput DoIly Tall . . . always seen at the Falcons . . . enioys spending her time dancing and skating . . . attractive . . . Hobby Club . . . Glee . . . Tiger typist Club . . . Tri-Hi-Y . . . Charm Club. Audrey Turner Shrimp Tri-Hi-Y , . , Glee Club . . . . . collects likes to dance . statues of dogs . . . always laughing . . . center gal in mischief. it e sic 5:45 13 A . . 5. ' A 22 63 12 J 771- fl. xi' Eleonore Simon uEIu Collects records . . . very neat .. .efficient . . . wants to goto business school . . . should be CI model. Barbara Spiess Barb Slight of build . . . enioys driving and dancing . . . green eyes . . . has a steady iob and a steady beau . . . Tiger Staff Business Manager . . . Senior Class Play . . . Hobby Club , , . French Club . . . Charm Club. Loretta Thompson Loretta Wants to go to business school . . . neat and efficient . . . quiet . . . Charm Club . . . Glee Club . . . will be an asset in any office. Joann Urbanno u-Ion Full of spirit . . . likes to icel skate and swim . . . a head maiorette . . . twirler . . . Tri-Hi-Y . . . GLC . . . Glee Club. STARS Francis Zondarski Frank Ticket taker at Falcons . . , proof that chubby people are h0PPY - . . likes to listen to Polish records . . . plans to ga to a trade school. Pauline Vokulick uBebn Tri-Hi-Y . . .Charm Club . . . cheerful type of girl . . . Fred Vokish Fred Plays for the Kings . . . devil may care . . . always heard works at the Star Market . . . from, energetic. Delores Wind Joseph Wingard Delores Winnie Glee Club , . . Tri-Hi-Y . , . HR Always seen in Freeport . . . Representative . . . Hobby Club the quiet type . , . a cowboy . . . Senior Class Play , . , driver. hopes to become a good nurse . . . climpled, Valentine Zandarski llvaill As nice as her name ...draws well . . . would like to be an airline hostess . . . likes skating and dancing. William Zbryski BiIl Friend to all . . . always smiling . . . iust a little on the devilish side . . . a practical ioker. .fgf e-X i 5 ., 5, 1 t ei? Rosemary Zimmerman Rosie Lots of fun when she is around . . . has her own ideas on everything , , , talks a great deal . . . always seen with Dolly . . , Charm Club . . . Edmund Ziolkowski BaBe A future teacher . . . likes Jerry quiet but friendly. Lewis Glee Club. CHILD PRODlGIES Tap Row: Larry Hilliard, Claire Berenson, Dat Borowski, Betsy Hoover, Nancy Coulter, Joe Horning, Don Nesturek, Larry Baranski, Joyce Rivers, Natrona Gang, Garda Falt, Bob Toepfer and Nancy Coulter, Bottom Row: The Girls in pigtailsj Josephine Skuta, Barbara Jancula, Coulter-Mapel-Falt-Lange 8. McVicker, John Stancski and brother, Janet Ekas, Bill Harris, Spiess-Stringer-Ehman, Mary Lou Gearhart, Dan Cywinski, Peggy Dean. -:L givin-- MP- s. Third Row Maxine Kanis, Patricia DiGiosio, Joyce Neeb, Sandra Pilston. Second Row: Carole Fleischman, Leah Sample, Donna Abbott, Joseph Herschel President Edwin Davidson Stanley Vrotny Carolyn AffIlCU. First Row Mr. Stilley, Mrs, Whitney, Mr, Kennedy, Mr. Beck. Time: The night of May 4. Place: Brackenridge Heights Country Club. Action: The J C1 S and all the Senior Stars were dancing to the smooth music of Don Pal- mer's Orchestra. And who was responsible for this musical extravaganza? Why, our Junior understudies, ot course. To you, Class ot l952, who worked hard sell- ing magazines and Christmas Candy and who sponsored dances just to show us this musical treat, we hand our shoes, knowing that you are more than capable ot filling them. UNDERSTUDIES. :union 30 soruomons UNDERSTUDIES One of the gala affairs of the year was the S 6' S. As is the custom, our understudies enter- tained us with a sparkling evening of fun and dancing one night in May. The class sponsors, Miss Barclay, Miss Barranco, Mr. Nary, and Mr. Gugino led the class in a group of success- ful money making projects. The class divided itself into 4 teams. Each team had a faculty sponsor and the competition began. To you, Sophomores, we wish only the best of good for- tune and success as you prepare yourselves for a starring role in l953. Third Row Gaul Trautman Gwen Shingle-decker, Barbara Beck, ValKay Johnson. Second Row Wm: Schaeffer Bob Briggs, Ed King, Jim Gamble, Patty Pettigrew. First Row Mr Gugino Miss Barclay, Meade Beers, President, Jack Kennerdell, Mri Nary, Miss Barranco Third Row: Koteski, K - c Second Row. Mr. Stu First Row: Konis, Kirk Third Row: McClain, IN Second Row: Miss Pork First Row: McCloskey, I Third Row: Pappas, Ru Second Row- Ralph Pa First Row: Pfeiffer, Ro cm ROOM lO9 HMR. STINEBISER Third Row: Schwenk, Schroeder, Spencer, Samay, Margaret Smith, Marfha Smith, Schromm, Skoda, Myrna Smith, Simcoviak, Second Row: Rzornp, Smdil, Rykaceski, Sloan, Siwak, Saclowski, J. Smith, Rosewicz, Mr, Siinebiser. Firsl Row: D. Smith, Sosinski, Sample, Shirley, Speer, Schelm, Rowan, Simcoviak, Rummel, N... ROOM Zl 2-MRS. KENNEDY Third Row: Weremeychik, Stumpf, Wolfe, Wasilowski, Volna, Spicker, Wikes, S. Vrofny. Second Row: Spysinski, J. Vrofny, Thompson, Sieinhczgen, J. Szafranski, Zbrzyski, Vargo, Walters, Sfroud, B. Wilson, Mrs Kennedy. First Row: Walter, Stachowiok, Weleski, Sirobel, F. Szufronski, Stawinski, Stull, M, Wilson. ROOM Zl lfMISS CLEMENT Third Row: C. Brown, Boczynski, S. Brown, Barr, Baker, Bash, BlUbCfU9l1f AVQVUIO. AYETZ, Beck, BUfT190fdnef- Second Row. Balog, Alcanforo, Arvay, Bolewifz, Beale, Burd, Bcncella, Briggs, Borkowski, Alfonsi, Albaugh, Beers. Firs! Row: Miss Clement, Bryson, Brzozowski, Berenson, Achkio, Briesvensky, B. Brzozowski, S. Brzozowski. 34 Third Row: Rowe, Ree - I Second Row. Schron, First Row: Rulmcn, Sol Third Row: M Sudy, E Second Row: Stiller, S First Row: Shupeck, Sl Third Row: Williams, A Second Row: Vecchi, W First Row: Miss Momgr THE ANGELS The man behlnd any successful productlon ns the man who helps finance It To these Business Angels we are indebted tor tunancual and Roxy Theatre I A Lewls Co Heck s Photo Lab Saul s Army Store Harrison s Men s Store Ketchman s Men s Shop Hemphill and Son Steve Pastrlck Sully S Bakery A W Harenskv Slatrona News Kuhnert s Garage Helghts News Page s Danry Muller s Drug Store Lauer s Store M and M Market McCullough Florxst Shop Ted and Len s Ye Plcket Blue Hawau Louus Lunch Newcomer s Pharmacy Baker s Pharmacy Rumbaugh Market Samay s Lun h Corner Dairy Store Colun s Garage Krutz s Meat Market Marhefka s Store Fallnskl Beer Dlst Schwartz Bros The New Grnll P J Van Scnver Hrland Theatre Herbert s M n s Shop K C7 C Beverage Caplan s Shoe Store Betty Gay Shop Frshkun s Laclles Apparel Shenken S Flne Furniture G C Murphy C7 C0 R W Toepfer Motosucke Jewelry Schrott s Schwartz Pharmacy R A Travis and Co Strem s Studios Kennerdell s Jewelry Shop Lnttle s Drug Store Lewls Chnldren s Store Chapman s Drug Store Stern s Quality Store Svverlzng s Clothing Store Fllck s Funeral Home Leo s Radlo G Applnance Collle s Service Statlon Leroy s Servlce Station Ammannltl C7 Piazza Beer Dust Sloan s Sc and lOc Store Frances Pollack Beauty Shop Arthur s Jewelry Shop Sutton s Grocery Store Klunkenberg s Shoe Repalr Charles Feder Groc ry Store Troutman s Drug Store Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp Josephnne s Beauty Shop Ideal Cleaning Company Freehllng Bros Service Statuon Tarentum Automobile Dealers As r Harry Rablnovltz Clothlng Chesaro s Food Market Park Way Service Station Make Brenner Men s Furnnshlngs Peoples Natlonal Bank ol Tarentum Rudert s Hardwore C1 Applnances Easley C1 Rlvers Plaster Contractors Groves Bowling Alley Lehman s Flower Shop C Bruno s Market Mr Frank Altany White s Photo Studios J G E Fun ey Pennsylvania Salt Mtg Company Art cr Lrnen Shop Sung r Sewing Machine Service Karp s Jewelry Trutsch s Shoe Store Muller Bros Furnnture Store McKean Hat Shop Ches s Barber Shop DnCaro Barber Shop Lovell 6 Covell Chocolates Flrst National Bank ot Tarentum lsaly s Hornlng s Super Market Posts Danry Store H G H Cleannng Rlchards lnterlors 11 V 11 - - - - A ' I ' I . , 1 . . I . W ' I I ' I I I I ' ' . , l I I ' I . , Q I I ' - 1 1 . ,. . S I I I Golvonek Morket Brackenridge Hardware Store I . . , C . A ' I . I 1 I I ' ' V. , . 1 Q 1 ,. , I ' ' ' . 9 . . , ' 1 ' I ' ' I ' . , , . . I A 1 I . . I 1 - , , I . - 1 .l I , . 38 f' 4 vu xx' SX -X , P 1' K 4 n 4.- 1 KL .uf 'lr .1 x41 f ug 0 op? 'lbw' fffgg E Rf Fir .. ,fmgw HQ ,. .sn.f P' 'f is 5? uns! ff- -urfft ff 15715-gflw ,- ITM! A I .-Q 'f-'!f,.,..: ,M Wvwihss-M 'fb-of Mfg, R v ,W 5 , I was uw? , I f 4 ' xv 1-?f'f+3 if nf '1 ,. X. AH fb fa wr SENIORS Fourth Row: Turner, Hoube, Forrester, Janculo, Reyer, Bradley, Spiess, Painter, Pacelc, Ohl, Kaczor. Third Row: Dunlap, Miss Mont- gomery, Donahue, Hallett, Valxulilc, Wildi, lwinski, Buf- fet, Kopaclli, Borkowski, Wind. Second Row: Syput, Miklos, Bartholic, Falt, Lange, First Row: Coulter, Josephine Urbano, Shea, Hoover, Joann Urbano. TRI-HI-Y Under the leadership of Miss Montgomery, Mrs, Kennedy, and Miss Broadfoot the Tri-l-li- Y has become one of the most active clubs in the school. Through their efficiency they donated to the World Service Fund and sent representatives to Harrisburg, Indiana, and Slippery Rock. These girls returned with new ideas for putting forth the aims of the club which is to create ond maintain u high Christian character in its members. Aside from the work there were many social activities in- cluding a paioma party, spaghetti dinner, a box sociol, and the highlight, a spring formal, held at the American Legion, April 6. Mary Jo Donahue served as president of the group. BACKSTAGE i JUNIORS Third Row: Pringle, Schroeder, Dick, Barr, M. Krutz, Grimm, Dfetz, Chelko, A. Krutz, Cog- ley, Brown. Second Row: Bouch, Johnson, Braun, Stawinslti, Garrison, Skoda, Stull, Arnold, Pilston, Strobel. First Row: McCloskey, Walter, Abbott, Brown, Affrico, Miss Montgomery, Schramm, Shir- ley, Sample, Speer, Marmo. SOPHOMORES Fourth Row: Snowden, Jack, Solomon, Ernanuelson, Web- er, Sorenson, Long, Gustof' son, Pelican, Mills, South- ward, V. Johnson, Troutmcin. Third Row: Deininger, Mason, Mozelewski, Smith, Mohan, Schaeffer, Grove, McKrell, Trettel, McCue, Thorne, Ni' towski, Stahl, Hathaway. Second Row: Hudson, Fulter, Guerrier, J. Nold, S. Nold, Lisco, S. Brown, Smorick, Mehal, B, Daugherty, Shu- pecll, Hauqh, Sudy, Redin, Miss Broodfoot. First Row: C. Brown, Burtner, V. Johnson, Wygonik, Rowe, Pettigrew, Whitmire, Stein- hagrn, Beck, Bumgardner, MfOi-'wrt Summerhill, H, Daugherty, Mrs. Kennedy. 2 YEAR MEMBERS Rear: Deininger, James, Spenv cer. Third Row: Furrnanski, Abbott, Aretz, Herring, Ohl, Cunv ningham, Gallagher, Ros- selle, Borawski, Maple, Montgomery, Metzger. Second Row: Fleischman, Miss Howell, Neeb, Crispin, Rowan, Perroz, Martha Smith, Affrica, Barr, Milrlos, Kciczor, Balewitz. First Row: Moser, Baczynski, Clever, J. Achlxio, Margaret Smith, T. Achkio. l YEAR MEMBERS Third Row: Miss Howell, Woods, Debor, Mehal, Bac' zinski, Sample, Walter, Beck, Shupeclr, Hudson, Marmo. Second Row: Bumgardner, Re- din, Frederick, Whitmire, Violette Johnson, McKriel, Youn Danik Porter Val 9' f i Kay Johnson, DiPavada. Tint Row: Couch, Vano, Kuntz, Saleet, Lang, Baker, Sucly, Emanuelson, Grine, Mohan, C. Aretz, Hillicird, SENIORS Third Raw: Dean, Rivers, Wilcli, Ekas, Barton, Balog, Josie Urbano, JoAnn Urbano. Second Row: Cornuev, Gaydos, Donahue. First Row: Berenson, Gearhart, Malcolm, Miss Howell, Paint er, President. GIRLS LEADERS' CLUB Do or die for GLC is the unofficial mctto of the school, Girls Leaders' Club features such tournaments as softball, tumbling, badminton, and basketball. ln addition, they hold some special program each month, ln co-operation with the Varsity Club, they are co-sponsors of the annual G.L,C.-f Varsitx Club Formal, This year they introduced the King and Queen Boll which they plan to make an annual affair, Each March they sponsor Talent Night and award prizes to the winners, Other interesting activities are ice and roller-skatng parties and Play Day, Girls from all the neigh- boring schools cre invited for a day of games and most important food. To raise money for the student activity fund, candy is sold in the hall at noon by the Junior and Senior members of G.L.C, All during football season you hear the familiar cry of GLC. candy, pop, potato chips, hotdogsfu ... .A-,i SENIORS Third Row: Crow, Kepes, Fur monski, Mehol, Horning. Second Row: Young, Mattioli, Sowinski, Mr. Brown, Harris, Reblwn, McConviIIe, Stan oski. First Row: Barr, Ellord, Nest eruk, Schriver, Herring. THE VARSITY CLUB THE VARSITY CLUB-This organization is sponsored by Mr. Brown and is composed of any boy who takes an active part in sport activities. Highlight of 3 years ot membership is the sweater which is given to lettermen under the cIub's unwritten law that no one but the owner can wear it. The final activity of the Club is a steak-fry picnic lunch held at the Tarentum Sportsman's Clul: when each boy tries to prove his superiority by outeating his comrades. This year's president is Rudy Mattioli. The Varsity Club sponsored several money making projects this past year climaxed by a Bags and Belle basketball game which was lost to Girls Leaders' Club. Another memorable occas- ion was the Alumni Banquet held in December when present Varsity Clubs hob-nabbed with Varsity Club Alumni. 5-'uf JUNIORS Third Row: Hammond, Riess Davidson, Hicks, Collins, Mc Cullough, Steinhogen, Mr Brown. Second Row: Stroud, Deon Giesler, Corbett, Garrett Hunter, Bouch, Nold. First Row: Ohl, Cieslinski Chertik, Herschel, Simcoviok Polczynski, Stumpt, Volno, SOPHOMORES Third Row: Pomaybo, Bralski Dobrowolski, Wagner, Mo zur, King, Staley, Second Row: Gordina, Young Boncella, Nowicki, Phillips Plocki, Alcantora, Peters Witucki, Mr. Brown. First Row: Smith, J. Cowon Di Perno, Corso, Rovnanik Kirkland, Wolsh, F. Cowon Helgert. 8th PERIOD Fourth Row: Richardson, Mc- Queen, Petrineschi, Dietz, Pater, Vakulick, Simon. Third Row: Palchinsky, Huth, Brewer, Borkowski, Modze- lewski, Kokos, Harwood, Wolnetski. Second Row: Kaczor, Gian- grossi, Bodzilowski, Mont, gomery, Woicik, Shea, Mil- ler, Maguire. First Row: Miss Clement, Spiess, Borowski, Witt, Jones, Fed- orchok, Thomson, Haube. lst PERIOD Fourth Row: Gearhort, D. Stew, ort, Zimmerman, Thorne, Kozlowski, lrinski, Wildi. Golalick, Dorothy Bolewitz. Third Row: Bartholic, Conklin, Aray, Syput, Dolores Bole- witz, Elochwaz, Nitowski, Gaydos, Urbana, Bogacki. Second Row: Turner, Pacek, Bolog, Lionelli, Donahue, Thompson, L. Stewart, Kepec, Dean. First Row: Miss Clement, Balmer, Waugaman, Morgan, Reyer, Micozzi, Forrester, Carnuet. CHARM CLUB-The Charm Club was held once each month for Senior girls taking Business English. Appearance and personality in the office, manners and conduct in public, and table etti- quette were topics of discussion. The girls learned the proper telephone manner, manners on a trip, ond the proper manners used in applying for a position. Officers of the first period class were Mary Ann Balog, President, and Peggy Dean, Secretary-Treasurer. President of the eighth period class wos Sophie Harwood. The Secretary-Treasurer was Dorothy Miller. Sponsor of the Club was Miss Clement. HOBBY CLUB--The Hobby Club was organized for Senior girls to develop their talents and hobbies. Some of the weekly proiects were knitting, crocheting, making iewelry from shells, and textile painting. The grand finale of the meetings was a dinner at the Willard Hotel in Butler on April l9, Mrs, Briggs was the sponsor. Mimi Carlisle was the chairman and Nancy Rosselle was the treasurer. HOBBY CLUB Fourth Row: Donahue, Wind, lwinski, Mapel, Wildi, Osieclci, Modzelewslci, Third Row: Joncula, Gaydos, Syput, Kopacki, Olczak, Palchinsky, Jo Urbano, Bayer, Second Row: Joanne Urbana, Dunlop, Montgomery, Falt, Coulter, Lange Hoover, First Row: Ohl, Reyer, Rosselle, Mrs. Briggs, Carlisle, Spiess, Bradley, I XA' 4, ,,, .N .R - E 4. A N FN 3 F W Q L 3 ' V ' 115 - I' F .fn - M D - Q. if, ' Y a ... nf, . :ra 3 Vsfaifixg, W W. K k ,. -4 gn '22 . Q JA 1 ... 1 ... 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The girls who have been invaluable in their help to Miss Howell are Emma Miklos, Mary Ann Painter and Dorothy Borowski. NEWSPAPER STAFF This year the Valley Daily News established a weekly page especially for news of the local schools, A group of girls under the guidance of Miss Parker prepares Har- Brack's contribution to this student page which consists of club news, class news and any other student activities around the school. These girls are Mary Beth Malcolm, Doris Caplan, Barbara Jancula, Barbara Buffet, Mimi Carlisle, Nancy Bradley and Nancy Coule ter, L- slr THE STAGE CREW The successful production depends on cooperation of the artists and the stage crew. High on the list of duties of this overly active group are such tasks of creating impressive scenery, realistic sound effects and to secure any unusual pro- perties which are needed, Foremost on their agenda is the role of Disc Jockey which the stage crew members must assume for the after the game dances? Crew members are given letters for note- worthy service. Bob Toepfer, Bob Valarik, Bob Nal- back, Ed Wiskemann and Bill Hughes are the stage- hands pictured here. Other stage crew members are Torn Macurdy, Tom Jack, and Ray Conds. SPORTS S . Q. Fx N- wig ff, .Y x gg wx wb A we 9 :N 55.5.-r .1 fx 5 QQNS a 2- ws ,Q Niwigggf j ..- YQ .ff 1 -mmf ' . ,MM ,ixgewt , .X I 1' y xp , 4 wus! .Q .H v sk if .gx M ,Q N 4'-x Q f ,, pw , afuuww, u Y ' Q inunv 4:39 ,an ani' w I wk 5 nf! si-A .sing ,, ,iw 4. I-, , gsm. - v , . ,U ,gg .- M ' .5 A ,f . ,rf-rx :WC A 'Q zik ' pkg ff- YQSX 4 ii Q i ' xv - Q 13 Wh. vi . , . . w,..Al5 K. fW . .N v-ff .5152 Q ,F-Fed ...X Q QMQ.. - FOOTBALL SEASON An underrated Har-Brack Tiger grid team upset all expert predictions by compiling an 8-1-1 record for its 1950 season against an all AA compet- ition. ln the graduation class of1949 Mr. Brown lost all at his starting 11 with the exception of Rudy Mattioli. But here Coach Brown showed his skill by fielding a team which gave him the 2nd best season of his 9 years at H.U.B. With expert aid from his 2 assistants, Back Field Coach, Joe Nary and End Coach, Ray Hudson, Coach Brown inspired his team to unexpected heights. The scenes shown on this page are action shots of our 1950 team in preparation for our Friday nights on the field, COACHING STAFF End Coach RAY H UDSON l-lead Coach NEIL BROWN Back Field Coach JOSEPH NARY L MANAGERS The student manager has a very important job in athletics at HUB. Not only does he take the responsibility for the care and condition of the equipment but it is also his duty to keep the morale of the team high. Our l950-5l student managers were Charles Slavin, Bob Polczyn- ski, Leonard Phillips, Tom Slack, Eugene Weremeychick and Bill Rebhun. Mr, Mason served as faculty manager. GRIDIRON l950 The l950 football season gave us an unexpected series of victories as our Tigers hit with full force each of their l0 opponents. Ot the 8 games won, none was as excitedly awaited as the 2l -6 victory over Ken Hi, our long-time rival. Almost as thrilling was our 6-0 triumph over the Munhall lndians as we watched Willie Ellard splash his vvay 65 yards to pay dirt. The Tigers scored a total of l98 points. Their opposition totaled only 50. The record of the l950 season: Sharon 6 HUB 38 Penn High 0 HUB l9 Washington 7 HUB 7 New Kensington 6 HUB 2l Central Catholic 6 HUB l3 Vandergritt 6 HUB 24 Butler l9 HUB 7 Munhall 0 HUB 6 Scott High 0 HUB 32 Rochester 0 HUB 3l First roww-left to right-ef-Polczynski, Junior Mgr., 26 Furmanski, l2 Herschel, 27 Mongol, 37 Geisler, 20 Kirk- land, l8 Nesteruk, Rebhun, Senior Mgr. Second row--Volna, Junior Mgr., ll Horning, 24 Herring, l5 Sowinski, 38 Harris, 23 Garrett, 32 Bouch, 25 Dean, l7 Muir, l0 Simcoviak, Phillips, Sophomore Mgr. Third row-Joseph Nary, Asst Coach, l6 Barr, l9 Kepes, 29 Crow, 40 Stanoski, 35 Davidson, 34 Riese, 39 Ellard, l4 Cieslinski, 30 Stroud, Head Coach Neil C. Brown, Ray Hudson, Ass't. Coach. Fourth row+2l Young, 36 Kwitek, 42 Mehal, 33 Collins, 22 Mattioli, 28 Hicks, I3 McConville, 3l Hunter, 4l Dobrowolski. fi Q,4 -3,3 22,339 3 31 4 si 1e,3,2 40g35g9i34msg14 g 1 's ,,, fe391n33i32 - 5551 ? ,,,,,, Q10 37 'wtaor 's19 55:1 5 CHEERLEADERS Pat DiGiosio Wilma Burns Nancy Rosselle Leah Sample June Cunningham Mary Jo Donohue Sponsor Mr. I-Iartzell SCHOOLC HEERS FIGHT-TEAM-FIGHT Fight-Team-Fight Fight-Team-Fight AIeganec-o-nac-a- nac Fight-Team-Eight LET'S GO TEAM Let's go team, Iet's go team Let's go, Let's go Let's go team. CENTER, END, TACKLE, GUARD Center, End, Tackle, Guard Get together, hit 'em hard Hit 'em high, hit 'em low Come on I-Iar-Brock, Iet's go. WELCOME Yeah! WeIcome Yeah!-XWG,-Icome W-E-L-C-O-M-E Wekomevfrom I-I.U.B. LOCOMOTIVE TIGER T-I-G-E-R-S T-I-G-E-R-S T-I-G-E-R-S Tigers! llncrease speed as you go aIong.l SOUND OFF I-Iar-Brock has a team, you're right. Har-Brack has a team, you're right. Sound off+One, two Sound off+Three four Codonce Count H-A-R-B-R-A-C-K HALLELUJAH There's a reason to buy and a reason tc sell And there's a good reason for the Tiger's to yell, So shout, Tigers, shout hallelujah So shout, Tigers, shout hallelujah So shout, Tigers, shout hallelujah! SKY ROCKET TEAM ILong drawn out scream or whistle! Boom-Rah-Team! RICKETY RACK Rickety-Rock, Rickety-Rock Pass 'em back to the quarterback Let's hit 'em high, Iet's hit 'em low Come on Har-Brock, Iet's go. WE'RE GONNA WIN We're gonna win without 0 doubt And when we do, you'II hear us shout. Booma-Iocka-Sicka-lacka Sis! Boom! Bah! Bockfield line, Rah! Rah! Rah! Papoose, Indian, Big Chief, Squaw Har-B Yeah Yeah Fight, Come Come Come Come Har-B Fight, Har-B rock, Har-Brock Rah-Roh-Roh! YEAH GREEN, YEAH WHITE green, yeah white Har-Brock fight, fight! FLYING DUTCI-IMAN oneIet's fight onfteomffight onfyellffight oneandftight rack Union tight, fight, fight rack Union Figh t!! I. V. BASKETBALL The Har-Brock J.V. coached by Charles Gugino enioyed a very fine season in '5l by compiling a l5 wins-5 losses total. The best game of the season for J,V. was turned in, in the Ford City game, when the Tiger Cubs trounced the Glassers 48 to 28. Other excellent games were the two games played against Butler, when the Golden Tornado's J.V. was handed two of its 3 losses of the season. The top scoring honors of the team went to Bob Young who compiled 202 points tor the season. Next in line for scoring honors with l65 was Dan Bralski generally regarded as the class of the team. The Cubs scored a total of 797 points against the toughest competition in the W.P.l.A.L. while holding their opponents to only 615. ln view of the tact that the Tigers will lose tive seniors from the Varsity and the all-round good performance of the Cubs, the entire squad is expected to be playing on the varsity in '52 VARSITY BASKETBALL The l-lar-Brock Tigers weren't very highly rated at the beginning of the 'Sl season due to the fact that they had lost four of their five starters in the graduating class of l95O. Only Tom Young, the Tiger's star forward, returned for action from the 'SO team, At first the going was a little rough for the boys when they lost 3 out of the first 4 games, but it wasn't long till they hit their stride and began winning games to finish the season in a blaze of glory winning the last 5 out of 6 games. These last wins included a 52 to -lO win over Butler which eliminated them from the W.P.l.A.l.. race and a hair raising 5-l to 53 victory over Ken l-li, The Tigers were led in these games by Tom Young who possessed the highest average in Section l, Besides having the highest average in his section, Young eclipsed the all time high scoring at l-lar-Brack set by Clyde Allen by scoring 326 points. The Drevious high held by Allen was 3l5. Other honors were all W.P.l.A.L. honorab'e mentions given to Tiger guard, Rudy Mattioli and Junior forward, Ted Collins, Young was also named most valuable player in the section surpassing such players as Zelelc and Schrengost of Ford City. An additional luster given to the l-lar-Brock season was the two victories they held over Tarentum Section ZA champs. The Tigers defeated Tarentum Sl to -ll on their home court and narrowly got by with a 32 to Bl victory on the Redcat's home ground. The season record against sectional foes was 5 and 5. l i THE SQUAD--Standing: Don Rodgers, Richard Garrett, Tom Young, John Mrozinski, Rudy Mattioli Ted Collins. Kneeling: Tom Slack, manager, Jack Bouch, Bob Young, John Hunter, Jim Stroud, Coach l-ludson Eugene Weremeychick. 54 RUDY MATTIOLI All Section honorable mention for guard. Player who showed the most im- provement over his '50 season. Good player under pressure whom Ken Hi will long remember. Letterman for '50 and 'Sl season. WE POINT WITH PRIDE To these 5 of the basketball squad who will no longer play for their alma mater we point with pride. May their spirit and good sportsmanship be a chal- lenge to all. JOHN MROZINSKI Speedy guard who showed outstanding ability to handle that ball and drive in to score. Lost at beginning of this sea- son due to a sprained ankle. Letter- man '5l. Most valuable player in Section l. Classy Tiger forward who broke the scor- ing record for Har-Brack by basketing 326 points. Handled all positions on team with equal ability. Three year letter- man. DON RODGERS Dependable workhorse of the team who turned in a sparkling job of rebounding. Showed fine ability to score near season's end helping team have winning season. Letterman '5l. RICHARD GARRETT Scrappy Tiger forward who never gave up no matter how hopeless things seemed. Willingly played any position that was of help to the team. Junior who is overage to play in '52 season. Letterman 'Sl . Trombones Ray, Helgerf, Shields, McKrell Riegord. Trumpets Jones, Perman, Baird, Riegard, Rahman, Harwood, Hur wood, Hoover, Marasia, Pis onl. Band Managers Schriver, Grossman, Spicher. BAND MAJORETTE Shirley Gallagher REED SECTION fBoHom Leffl First Row-Couch, Woods, Cywinski, Neeb, Simmers. Second Row- Luzar, Wolfe, Graczyk, Grimm, Kurn. PERCUSSION fBo7tom Cenierl-Barclay, Jonczak, Slovin, Riegard. HEAVY BRASS fBoHom Righfj Kneeling-Gearhart, Abraham. Second Row-Cleiss, McCurdy, Evonski, Gecrhcrt, Harwood, Hazleff. Third Row-Hockey, Fclleroni. 'QQ TWIRLERS-Second Row: Donik, Bolewitz, McLachlan, Bielek, Sorenson, Dick, Metzger, Pilsfon, Mrozinski. First Row: Hudson, Koczor, Deon, Debor, Cunninghom, Smith, James, Hilliard. Q EW MAJORETTES Josephine Urbono Emma Mnklos Mary Ann Pointer Joonn Urbczno DRAMATIC MUSIC BY THE BAND Directed by Anthony Noce HEAD MAJORETTE Mary Ann Pointer - N4 H, Mmm BASEBALL The Har-Brock Tigers under the tutorage of Coach Joe Nary again turned out a first class nine this year, Like their predecessors, the team of l95O took the section after a thrilling play-off game with Springdale whom the Tigers walloped i5 to O. After for their i950 season, ln addition to advanc- ing to the W.P,l.A.L. playoffs, they lost only two games in the regular season taking the measure of our arch rival Tarentum twice and splitting even with Ken Hi. The i950 season record is: A I l the play-off with Springdale, the Tigers Tarentum 5 HUB lO kept their winning ways with a thrilling Ken Hi 7 HUB O 4 to l game over West Deer behind the East Deer l HUB 3 steady pitching of Jim Brooks who cholked Ken Hi 5 HUB l2 up seven strike outs in going the route. Arnold 2 HUB 6 With their first intra-section win under their Arnold I HUB 10 beltsh theNTgger,i yvere raripg to fgl-ie Farrell Torenfum 2 HU3 I5 in t e . .. . . semi- ina S. e game 4 was to be played at New Castle field, The Egglngizle 3 3 hustling Tigers put up a game battle at New S . d I I HUB 2 Castle scoring both of their runs in the last prmg O e inning on singles by Tom Young and Red Montgomery and a walk to Martin Crytzer, The PIBYOHS5 but it wasn't enough and they were defeated SPVmQClC'le O HUB l 5 3-2. The Har-Brock fans and students can West Deer l HUB 4 be justly proud of the Tigers Baseball team Farrell 3 HUB 2 Third Row: Mr. Ncry, Joe Smurick, Richard Stumpf, Roy Pszczolkowski, Joe Herring, Bill Steinhogen, Red Montgomery. Second Row: Chuck Slevin, Ed Lendenski, Ed Sowinski, Leonard Nilowski, Donald Mohan, Ed Kepes, Dick Geisler. First Row: Martin Crytzer, Tom Young, Ed Kocon, Richard Osieck' J W'f k' Jim Brooks, John M ki, Bob Gull. Q ,fm 1 uf., ' Z ge u Pg.: f bf wi! iii' ff C 3: J ,f 1 N dffilllf' -- . 1 ' WH! fd , .KX ii Q3 bk: g , V, Q Q kv ip , .aww 'ig S w if Av- H' H W1 ?2 , , 1, V 1 yi? ag M UMW, , ,,. . Q, N . 7,6 .5 fm : ff li .- f,4,, ' v .. wg. mu: n ' ,E '- V 4, ' x M 1 ' -L Y was M.'-.35 1 W ,u xi-3 ff-f:7Qffa,m,A A f 1 x - .sv -, as 1 x 'H' f 'af W ' , , 1 .2 - .,to -M, 1. L Wwe A Q f we-5 G+. .'Q . 'if ,. V - Aff 2-iff 5? D . Q L.p,.g,rJ?,.. Ax: 5--1 Q '-5 ' . 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However, their assistance was valuable in gathering pictures and snapshots for cer- tain pages of this publication, These tour, Bob Toepter, Betty Bayer, Kay Ohl and Larry I-lilliard, then, assumed work on the literary phase of this book. BUSINESS COMMITTEE: Nancy Rosselle, Nancy Bradley, Barbara Spiess, Business Manager, and Pat Haube, The most important part in any production is the financing ot it, These 4 little lasses had the difficult task ot being certain that there was always cash in the treasury to pay all obligations. Getting bills paid on time, getting all possible discounts and economiz- ing wherever necessary and whenever possible were COMMITTEES also details which were taken care of by this com- mittee. ART COMMITTEE: Barbara Jancula, Miss Christiohn, Mimi Carlisle, Mabel Bar- ton, Bob Hammond, Don Nesteruk. Missing-Steve Lucas, The hardest working and most reliable of all com- mittees was the Art Committee. Under the expert supervision ot its editor, Barbara Jancula, this com- mittee proved that art work can be tun as well as educational. The lay-out, the plans, the dummy copy and the engravings came from the hands of this active group. Miss Christjohn, though not a regular sponsor, was willing to assume command of this work. Night and clay during the production period of this book both she and our sponsor, Mr. Stinebiser, spent their time discussing plans, positions on certain pages, how to save money and innumerable other phases ot produc- tion hazards. The Tiger Staff wishes to take this opportunity to thank Miss Christjohn for her splendid work by saying that her work speaks for itself. s T 1 N A .sw is l fs I 'D g at ! Z THE CASTfThird Row: Dolly Syput, Rudy Mattioli, Mimi Carlisle, Dick Altmeyer, Doris Caplan, M::rv Ja Donahue, Cltarles Wiant. Secotd Row' Dorothy Borawski, Gladys Forrester, Bettf Bayer, Joyce Reyer, Bob Rivers, Delores Wind, jim Barclay, Grace Montgomery, Louis Anderson. First Row: Richard Leslie, Pat Haube, Walter Bartnikowski, Barbara Spiess, Ziggie Walkie- wtcz. THE PI.AY'S THE THING SENIOR CLASS PLAY' The Senior Class Play, one of the more pleasant traflltlons of HUB, is part of the climax Df Senior activities, This year the SC Play, Too Many Dates, was under the direction of Mrs. Erma Briggs. loc Many Dates is a comedy in three acts. Wlten the Curtain rises, Louanne Miller is battluna her way out of another boy- friend, when he leaves, she is left without social security for the next eyentngs party. Louanne is talleetl into a bland date by her girl-friends, Alice, Eleanor and Caroe lyn, each of whom is hayung her own difficulties with the troublesome ele- ment 'btys . Lnuanne has promised tc sit with the neighbors infant on the same evening that the girls haye sceduled the blind date. Mrs. Miller, immersed in Girl Scout acttytttes and troubles with younger sister Betsy is against blind dates, Mr Miller angrily reminds her that he met her on a blind date twenty years ago Taking adyantage of this amusing rift, Louanne charms her father :ntc punch-hnttlna for her as a baby sitter. The results are hilarious hysterical parents not one but three lzflnd dates for Lcuanne In the midst of this growing habub, the girls fund time to rehearse a sketch en- titled lf Girls Behayed as Bots on Dates' DIRECTOR: Mrs. Briggs. PROMPTERS: Joann Urbana, Kay Ohl, Josephine Urbano. 5 4 PROPERTIES C1 WARDROBE The purpose ot this group is to as- semble all the necessary equipment and costumes which are needed tor the success and humor of the play, Mrs Mitchell and Miss Lytle headed this group of girls consisting of Mary Ann Painter, Garda Falt, Catherine Lange, Emma Miklos and Nancy Coulter. SCENERY The Scene: A comfortable, cozy American home. The Committee: Miss Christyohn, Joyce Rivers, Marcia Mapel and Bill Hughes. Credit must be given this commit- tee tor their fplendid work in recon! structing the scenery and making it worthy for the production. MAKE-UP A man ot 80 or a child at 6 is no problem to create for Miss Clement or her grriup of makeeup technicians. The realism of the characters was made more evident thanks to Eileen Kaczor, Jean Gaydos, Ann Waugamarw and Betty Kokos, seen here practicing on Jim Barclay. P - if ii? i 5? if-s 9. N ' I Li. YV M 5 fi fig 433 'W P r. H? lf 5' f.?'1'2Kii F nd , X .,., , X Ig X in 3 , 1. I !1 7 fl ' , ff I x J' ' I J rw L ax 1 4 if mm Yi Q. E i .4 8 5? ,-QM ' gg , iw , .Ev MMG? --s- ail iw n1F'N..,! 'f - ' A L I 'wa 55? 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