Hickory High School - Hickory Nut Yearbook (Hermitage, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1945 volume:

Uh 1 , Begins at Hickory High School A . AT HICKURY YOUR E O SCHOOL DR-TUX X I' TOI IOLQ I FTLRN XOLNG CHENIISTS LEARNING V Y V ' ' 1 ' 'I Y 1 ' DEMOCRACY IN THE MAKING DEBATERS FUREWORD A deene to IEXIGNX what hae gone be fore and an LIDXXIIIIIIQTIQSS to accept the pant as delxgbhtful experlences fO16X er out of ou1 xeach has led to the publlcatlon of thls HILIQOIX Nut by the SQIIIOI' Claes, of 1940 pages of thls book and 5:,a7e back at the davs when we were happlest when the foundauons for loye fllend hlp seryxce and loyalty were lald w1th1n us then we w1l1 know ou1 efforts haye not been 1n x am THE EDITOR IIFF IIN THE IIFE IIN PHI ILUBRUOM l IFE IN 'l HE SPORT? FIELD 7 1 .Lv .r Av . i v 7 E, + y I If in future years we can turn 'the rlf .f 7' A -,ku v y v . Y V V Y V K. ' . vy V 1 T f N ,,J . J W ,I , ' W ' A Y L L 4 THE SENIOR CLASS HONORS MISS MINNIE BEVLYN In the course of our high school career we have been taught to develop the principles of good citizenship, cooperation, and fair play. One of the best teachers of these principles has been Miss Minnie Bevlyn, our Senior class sponsor. Not only has she exemplified these principles in her classes, but she has been a sympathetic listener and helpful advisor to all who have had occa- sion to consult her. Her friendliness, her willingness to help, and her effective work as senior advisor have won her a high place in every student's esteem. Therefore, as a token of our appreciation, we dedicate to her this Hickory Nut of 1945. X. fear , I' in THOSE SERVING THEIR FROM HIC Y' ' SQQQ A inn-can A111 nun' HQ! QANQNKM 'su Q Q FVVWNSI- 301.1- 'ih 'NR' HP11' n HHN' 'Arial Mvtikhth Russ fi nf.. 4 v. gjpguuluc 4-'I fr i M gi on swf miwf 01441 m 'Knkxix uxv- Nav 'KN mm x Qu na .- -not ny yu. 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Pe- - . - - A rio ls of .if '1 not . k 1 b lgcs--to b1 Crossed it H 111- W' 1 ,11 . Th ' '1 lik 1 st ries of a s 1- 1 1 1 1 ' 1 t' s, Sh' 11 A 1 '1' J of your ll21!'llljI h 1:'s. H I y Yr f' 1s. 1 1 3 o y' 1 'f 1 z '1 H U ,h y .5 A 1 ' j '1 fs ' ' 's. VV A 9 ' ' my I 'rv' l' ' 1 i ' eds. ,' 1' 'sf' B 1.1 1: ' y' ' A D , ,. . SCHOOL f BO RD MR ARFHURT ORR INR JOHN B HOGUL P1 ewldent Vlce P1 eexdent H1Ck0Fy has made great progrebs and succeas We owe much of thle to our cap able and efflclent school board Althur Orr Presxdent Charles H Nye Secretary Johw Hogue VICE Presldent 'VIZ1XIl3.1d M Hofms Member 'Y' S! NIR CHARLES H NXE 'VIR NIARFIN L BRIGHI 'NIR 'NIAYNARD M HOFIUS Secxetaly Tleabulu Membel . ' . l . ' . ' ' Martin L. Bright ............. Treasurer 1 .........-... . . 1 5 ' . s ............ , .1 , 1 L , 'B 'bf 8' 1 , 21 A . 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R f 1 , L 1 , I 'ege Physleal Fducatlon HQLICI e Gene al Sclence ILLIAVI RITTER B S P E Iaxxcll P1 Shppux Rock College Unxvewlty of Pltt buxgh Phxmcal Educatxon Hyg1ene Hlstoly H ALLL GRIFFIN Westnnmtex College Graduate work at the Umw 1 ty of Wlscon NIH Ameucan H1 tory P O D CIVIC RJTH WEBB B S ln Publlc School Mu 1C 200 Nhlte Avenue Shax on Pa Calneme In tltute of Technology Weetmlnster QUDQIVISOI of Glade Muexc ccal Xiu IC WEN A MAE PETERSONI ufw NI -IRI AN HILDEBRXND J-UNE 'VIILLER 'VI-XRX WIOORE 13 IN THE CLASSRUI H1 Q TMS? 35 DICK ROBINS They Serve the People The SQIIIOIS more ever forward under the leadership of thelr capable oficeis 8 Plemdem HI TORY o PROGRESS DORIS PATTON Vlce President NO RA MURRAY S ec retary JESSIE MANER Treasurer SENIORS AS FRESHMEN In the early fall of 1941 We stumbled upon a gleat institution called Hickorv High School This 1mpos1n building was to be our home fC1 the next four yeals A we Vklltlllell folth into our new sulroundmgs our eyes held a gleam of expectation and hope mingled wlth the feal of upholding oul own m a school filled with high and mighty Seniors Juniors and Sophomores Our first days as Freshmen were gloomy and full of grief We found OUISQIVGS in a pe cullal envnonmen and VNGIQ tortured constant ly by the uppel classmen 'who looked down upon us with scorn Anyone would think we had the neasles on mumps or something Fveu one Just ignored us These distressmg conditions wele not to last long however Under the dnection of oul home 1o0m teachels M1 Parkinson M1 Jack and Miss Cullei we finally became COUSCIOUS of ou1 importance Whlle in this mood we elected home 100m officers vsho vsele Dick Boblns Joan Love Maxine Plake G Stambrook J D1ll1nge1 R La Camera P Johnson M Vassen B Taylor S McCullough and S Kulbak The seat reserved for a Freshman in the Student Council was taken over by JQSSIC Maner The Freshman Boys and Girls clubs held many parties and entertaining as well as educa- tional meetings were held led by hd. Steele R. La Camera J. Molasky D. Patton Claire Burke I'. Christy and V. Tallarico. This was possible only under the fine supervision of Mr. Houck and Mrs. Hutchii s. During the year many of our classmates joined the Band Orchestra and Chorus. The Freshman Chorus sang Ixegro spirituals at the minstrel. IVe also did tumbling and dancinj in the Gym Exhioition. That y-ar our school cap- tured Class A championship in basketball. Maxine Plake gained distinction by winning the Latin Club award for thc year. On this successful note vue sadly yet joyful- ly brought to a close our eventful Freshman yeai SENIORS AS SOPHOMORES We entered our Sophomore year wrth ercpe rrence of hrffh school lrfe and wrth a hrgfh sprrrt of loyalty Our home roon1 offrcers were J Ho1L1ch A McCullough S Patton J Drllrnger R Krlgore G Smith B Frampton R Magargee G Sebas tran J Barker S McCullough and C Snyder Theres somethrng humorous rn lookmg at our class prctur es from past years when we were lowly Greenres Ol sophrstrcated Sophomores Drd we lor do wel look dumb' At least ex ery one 1n1proved rn looks rf not rn rntellrgence as the years went by These prctures also brrng back happx menrorres of partres and hrkes and the sad adventure of mrssrng buses after school Aefarn some of our class members Jorned the Band Orchestra and Chorus Many of these peopl took part rn the annual mrnstrel show lNora Murray and Jo rn Loxe became major ettes and Betty Frampton served as flag., twrrler Our Student Councrl was ably represented by Drck Robrns and Maxrne Plake Among the organrzatrons and clubs to whrch some of us belonged were the F F A T11 H1 Y H1 Y and the newly organrzed Band Chor In the sports freld that year, Joe Molasky was actrve on the Varsrtv and Jrmmy Krlgore served rn the eapacrty of student manager Toward the end of the year we could hard ly wart untrl the next term when we would be hrgh and rmposrng Junrors SENIORS AS JUNIORS As Junrors we really came rnto our own Joe Hor zrch was our presrdent and other offre ers were Maxrne Plake Frances Chrrsty and Brll Farr We selected our class rrngs whrch we n turally thought were the best yet The Junror grrls had trouble tryrne to keep up wrth then budeets rn tvprng and the boys wrth solrd geometry class Many Juniors were monitors and Joe Mo lasky Ross Magargee and Brll Snyder repre sented Us on the Student Councrl Durrng thrs eventful year the Scrence Club was organrzed by M1 Bevlyn and M1 s Altman A few of our more screntrflcally nrrnded class mates were grven the prrvrl ge to jorn a honorary members Brll Farr was presrdent of the H1 X club and the T11 H1-Y G A A L trn club and Home Ec c ub dr ew members from our class Maxrne Plake w 'rs presrdent of the Spanrsh elub and Jaek Drllrnprer of the F F A club Our xrxaerous blo1de Velma Ixaluane was a cheerleader for he exeltrnb basketball garnes Y plan ed by the Varsrty w hrch rncluded Joe Nlolaskv Gene Smrth Brll Parr Jack Drlllnqer Brll Brown and Jrmmy Krlgore Agarn thrs year lNora Nlurray and Joan Love showed rherr talents as majorettes A usual as the end of school drew round our thoughts changed from sehool work U1 to e arru'1l Jr S1 Prom On May 11, we left our school clothes at home and donned formal par l How drfferent ex eryone looked' At the end of the te1n1 we realrzed that wnen we came back at the end of vacatron trmc we would be Senrors What a feelrng' At last we would be able to do rll the thrngrs we had envrously watched other Senrors before us do SENIORS AS SENIORS We erme back from our summer vacatron wrth a strong determrnatron to make our last year at Hrckory the most successful and enjoy able We were proud that at last we were Senrors and we would not let our under classmen forget thrs fac Drck Robms Dorrs Patton Nora Murray ard Jes re Maner were chosen to head our class fer the last trme After takmg prctures selectmg and grvrng out callrng, card and rnxrtatrons choosmg cla s colors flower and motto, we frnallv had t1me to study a lrttle Smrth and Maxrne Plake w ere our Student Coun crl members The class play Janre was put on and en Joyed by all wl1o saw rt As u ual we were represented rn the Band Orchestra and Chorus Julla Mogor Jrmmy Lunn 'rnrl Drck Lobrns went to Butler to repre Cllt us at the State Chorus Tne Varsrtx was marnly Sevrors and we had the pleasure of announcrng that rn the 45 46 term of school Hrckory would have a football team Nora Murray and Joan Love agarn were c 1arm1ng majolettes A world of turmo1l and war left rts shadow at Hrckory and Leonard Krrchko John Barker Chester S1yde1 Tom Weber Jack Drllrnger Vt '11 ter Cheplrck Donald Cornthwart and Lloyd Stull Jerned the warrous armed servrces Now as our last year draws to a close, we breathe a srgh of relref and regret We are proud of all we have done and as we sadly look back at our past school years, we can only hope that our future holds as many brrght spots as we have enJoyeel here at Hrekory 11 y 1 . 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MIKE BRINDZA Llkes to skate p'1rt1al to Sopho 111019 mls black wavy halr qulet type ROBER'1 BURINETT HIS attentlon IH centued alound Betty usually een duwng Ins dad s Packald qulte talkatlxe FRED COPBETT Dead Pan ln 5011101 plax noted 101 h1 deep VOICE un xxlth Davld and Donald 18 GLEASON ANIDERQON Butch Rather qulet bu gets around llkes to do farm work one of our var 1ty membexs KATHRYN ELIZABETH AULD Katl One of the Auld twms as a pleasmb hello Ion everyone PEARL BAXTER Came from Brookfxeld went for Bentley frlend to a pretty blonde nan BILL BROWN Basll Dlck ln Semor play snappy dresser qulet unless you know hlm then Oh Brother' played on var lty two years frlend to a WALTER RICHARD CHEPLICK Our blonde snappy dresser end man ln mmstrel excellent ln art work DONALD CORNTHWAIT A quxet lad wlth a cute nnle deflmtely a woman hater f A 1 AA 4 K, Li' y ' 1 , ' t . . . . A 1 , ,C . . N 1 1 S. .H 'x QM . 1 W 'M f . M, ' -4 'eu -' 7' ' ' 0.4 1 , k. iff ' .4 V- Q u , 'n ' c.' - u ' u ' ' ' 2,3 S... ' ' ... .,. ... . ' . , , .... S , V ' ' '. ,. . n yn . . .. S '-J .L l . ... , ' . .Y . x 'L U H H R . ' I . . . l G S ' . . . D ' .S I .. . S ' . . ANNE ANTUS Always typing for someone . . . seemed to get along with opposite sex . . . seen mostly with Doris and gang . . . is a whiz on skates and loves dancing. MARILYN JEAN AULD One of our tall Senior girls ha lots of ideas and usually put them to work Kathi yn s twin ROLAND BENTLEY Main interest IS Peall sharp diessei has a nice personality also lnterested in sclence CLAIRE BURKE Pretty black haired lassle seen with Eileen and Betty maln topic of conversation men terested in having a good time FRANCES CHRISTY the class neat dresser nice personality capable Tll H1 X president JOAN DERMOND Played title role in Janie 'active in Band pleasing person ality enjoyed playing golf fo1 a cextam reason took a llkmg to ou1 cla s plesident AUDREY ANN AULD A smile for everyone . . . always ready to give a helping hand . . . one of our future nurses. ALBERT WILLIAM BALKO- Foo Very bashful . . . allergic to women good at evading study halls EILEEIN BEYER Neat dlessei always seen wlth Betty and Claue m'11n lnterest Swing Bands 19 . . . . d . . s 1 ' . Y -u f . 7 ' ' ' , , , . I , ' ' ' . . . c I D ' ' ' J ,' H 0- g - 7 ' ' ' . l .i . . in- in One of the industrious members of L- v . ,. . , A . , . . , ' ' 4: ' rx , Q Q 1 ' A E JULIANNE HORVATH JL' Pretty blonde wavy ha1r a cute smlle always full of pep usually wlth Bessle and Bertha BESSIE JACATICH Frlendly toward everyone one of our glrl athletes full of fun seen wlth Jul and Bertha enjoys skatmg PHYLLIS MARGARET JOHNSON Ph1 Pleasant pelsonalxty actlve n most actlvltles a swell person to know xwaltlng fox a certam Maune 20 JACK DILLINGER A ladies' man . . . interested only in Dot . . . varsity member . . . all 'round good sport one of our first classmates to leave for the sexvxce MARIAN FERGUSON Regular barrel of fun full of laughs fme plamst pleasant personallty ALEX GORICHKY Another of our blonde boxs pays llttle attentlon to the glrls he and Mlke are the best of pals JOSEPH EDWARD HORZICH Another Romeo llkes blondes peclally one of our blonde major ettes good at art work mce buxld EDITH MAE JOHNSON Another of our glrls wearmg a d1a mond always has a frlendly smlle PHYLLIS MARIE JOHNSON Unusually qulet but awfully n1ce always knew her Spanish J IA!! 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MARY ANN DILLINGER Pleasant smrle very frxendly llked the boys especlally Bud BETTY FRAMPTON One of our beautiful Sc-mor girls very qulet unless well ac quamted wlth PAUL HASSELL llkes to tease the girls DONALD HUNTER Don Noted for hxs glft of gab a ented accordlon player of Station WPIC fame blonde wavy haxr frlendly personallty ETHEL MAY JOHNSON LIVCS ln Sharon llk6S to qlggle for everyone seen wlth Lllllan VIVIEN JONES- Gabby Always seen wlth a dxfferent car and a different glrl anythlng for an argument kept 7th perlod English class ln an uproal WILLIAM FAIR B111 One of the Romeos of our class our own Uncle Poodgle f the Senlor play varslty member for two years BERTHA GENERALOVICH Pretty dark han' qulet but al ways there mostly seen wlth Jul and Bes me verv frlendlv DAVID HERR Dalsy Spamsh mlnded Scnlor chums wrth Fred and Donald 21 -J ' YY ' ' ll ,Y ' , ' ' . . . . ' ' o . L' . . K ' . D U . Y - -Tu ' H Friendly . . . not very talkative . . . Enjoys a g00d argument - - - 3 ' 4 ill If ' I4 ' Pl t 1- r ll Y! VELMA KALUZNE- Vel A vivacious blonde . . . regular cut- up . . . interested in ballet dancing and men. JAMES KILGORE- Tally Short and energetic . . . well liked by everyone played on varsity has a smile fol everyone seems to like Junior girl SOPHIL RULBAK Qulet very mee pleasing personality studlous as a cute smlle JAMES P LUNN Jim ROSS MAGARGEE Ouy swoon exoonel llkes the Ratnel quiet unless you know hlm gnls alwaxs leady to talk to wel industuous Vocational Ag anyon who vsill listen student our Student Council p1e 1dent ANNE McCULLOUGH SARABELLE McCULLOUGH Mis MOOIL classes an aide-nt pei sonalzty a fllend worth hav lTlOV16 fan seen it Pennzoil ing full of fun usually seen quite often hopes to x1s1t Call with the gang a future nurse folnia PEGGY MEENIHAN BETTY LOU MILLISON Millie Main intel est is at one of the Smith Good dancer pretty black hair D1 ug Stoi es witty and full of likes all of the boys-lately fun pleasant Sllllli. weve been healing a lot about Mltch and Smitty 22 Y '. I ' ' ' .... ' . . . h -J ' F! ' s' . Always busy . . . good at evading A very jolly blonde . . . pleasing AY l-H ' ' li . ' ' l I H ' 1? 6 ' l! ELSIE K AMENSKY Attxactne blonde llkes dancmg took a llkmg to a cextam new Jumol boy namely Bob REGINA KILGORE Red A fl shy udhead pleasant smlle neat dxessel loves to giggle and what a glgglel RUTH KULHAVY Very studlous pletty long' han llkes to have somethmg to laugh about evelgbody s frlend JESSIE MANER Jes A wonderful frlend mee per sonallty aCtlV8 member of band and orchestra another of ou1 plamsts always wllllng to help others LELA MCGARVIIY Came to HlCk0Ty this yeal fxom Punxsutawney pleasant and at tractxve loves the out of doors we don t know her too well but we like her JULIA MOGOR Evexybody s frlend rather qulet pleaslng 2111118 possesses a beautlful soplano volce W IL'VlA JANE KEBBER One of ou1 most lntelllgumt ala s mates xx eals a dl3l1l0l d 'ind 1 xx ltm to the wal to end ts lonesome wlthout Bob LILLIAW FR -XNCES IUNAPP One of oul coumerclal tudents sholt lNLIl1b9l of ela s seen talk lllf., to Fthel qulf a lot JO ANI LOVE A pcppy majolette neat dress at1,1'1ct1vL KI'1'lll9 mlm ln telest 15 Joe fxequently cen It the Pennzml 23 . 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JOE MOLASKY Moe Nloted fol his beautiful long' eye lashes thinks of no one but Joan favorite hang, out is the ennzoil membei of vaislty ESTHER NOVAK Usually found typing' a Hlckoiy Leaf stencil easy to get along with always willing to give help 0 anyone in need of it LORENE SUE ORR Always has something to lauggh about pretty long' black wavy nd Allce Ruth VIOLET JUNE PATTON JEAN PEARS One who always has her hair fixed pretty attractive smlle usually found with Dolls and their gang MARY PETROSKY Quiet but witty loves to type and can usually be found doing you couldn t want a better fliend than Mary RICHARDG ROBINS DICK Oui own Frank Slnatla a of many talents ve1y popular boln a leadex capable of keeping any class in an l1p1Oal 24 Very fond of her diamond thinks only of Ray can t wait until the war is over seen with Dons and Dot MAXINE I-'LAKE PLAKIE Always leading the honor roll pleasant personality her ln telests ale centered in Indiana often sings duets with Betty Lou GEINE SEBASTIAIN Sea Blscuit All lound good sport friend to all who knovs him likes the gnls lots of fun dllves a Buick A ' . 4 , J !! .. .U l. . 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H . . i TC V YY ' Y YJ - ' ' H JOSEPH NILDRAK Joe Seems qulet unless you leally know hlm loves to tease always late no matter what PAULINE ONDIC Typlng IS hen favorlte pastlme verv ford of her work has smlle fol everyone MARY JANE OSBORNE Halls from Clarksvllle always seen wlth DOTIS maln lnterests ale skatlng' and wrltlng letters BELLEN JOHN PERETIC Halls from Patagonla he and Ed are constantly togethel vely frlendly but another woman hatel MARION ROBB Wltty more fun than a bal lel of monkeys anythlng for a laugh very sensltlve another of the Pennzoll gang RUTH SHAFFER Oul future Honle Ec Ieadel Ruth took Home Ec fOl foul yeals VBIQ Jolly and show ed a frlend ly attltude to all 'NORA 'NIURRAY Nonle Popular membel of the class attlactlve malorette and drum maj cute laugh neat dlesser swell llked by evelvone DORIS ORR Vely easy to get along YWIth H109 pelsonallty she and Anne ale the best of pals loves to loller skate DORIS PATTON Pretty natulal cully halr fllendly towald everyone as a beautlful dlamond and IS Waltlng for Don s return li 25 ' IK Y? Y , ll '!Y A A A i , - . or... - Y L D A ' ... 8 l ' . .... L . . 5 g I I I' 6 . tx 15 , I VIRGINIA TALLARICO Quiet petlte and pletty vely neat dxossel han aluay ln place pleasmg' pe1sona11t5 DOLORES URMSONI Muslcal mmded can yodel and play the t1OH1bOT'lG actne n Band and Olchestra has a smlle fox everyone 26 ALICE RUTH SMITH Anothel qulet pelson always ready to glve a helplng, hand sean mth Lorem CARL SNYDERWINE Sonny Llkes to tease the gnls cute laugh moved to Shalon hls Junlor year but :tuck to Hlckoxy drlves a coupe wxth led wheels DOROTHX STINEDURF Dot Hel IIILQICSIZ IS ln Hubbard other of ou1 redheads hkes to skate we wondel why JOSEPH PAUL TRAPASSO Trappy Most qulet stick of dynamlte you eve1 saw anythmg for a laugh nd It usually wa just anythlng an awful tease all round mee guy MARGLERITE A N ASSEN Another of ou1 blondes Mlckey Just gave hex a dlamond well llkcd Y 1 s f 'f' ' '. . . . 'A ' ' 7 . . . ,Y 1 1 - ' 1 6' v ' v u U N ' I p I A rits . u s I ' e S ' . 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' A ' . , Y CENE G SMITH Smrtty or B1g8z Dumb Hrgh scormg' varsrty member smooth dancer a swell fellow to know rnterested rn Sharon s grrls GERALD STAINBROOK Jerry Very talkatrve loves to tease usually found rn the press room frrendly to everyone LLOYD S STULL A whrz on skates has pretty eyelashes a future farmer left for the servrce before grad uatron IRMA M TRUXELL Pretty blonde tap dancer lrkes the boys especrally Maynard often seen at Yankee Lake EARL ZAHNISER Zrnnre Found mostly rn the Ag room or at Shady Grove lrked to tease the lrls cute smrle WILLIAWI J SNIYDER Brll Nery popular wrth the grrls good dancer hrndsome sarlor rn the Semor plfry drrves and really gets around EDW ARD P STEELF Ed Very ndu trrous wrllrn to do anythmg for anybody man nerly well lrked by all OWEN! R STULL- Oakey One of our varsrtx member nrce fellow easy gorng' halls from Clarksvrlle 27 ' -'PL- ax 1 11N 11 LIFE GLEASON ANDERSON Mrlk Committee 131 Varsrty 141 F I' A 12 3 1 Gym Erchrbrtron 111 Mmstrcl 111 Sta e Crew 141 Chalr Crew 1121 ANNE ANTUS Trr Hr Y 141 Sr Play Commrttee 141 Sub Deb u 141 A 11 231 Soph TrrHrY 2 Hrckory Leaf Staff 141 Hrckory Nut Staff 141 Chorus 1141 Gless Club 131 Monrtor 131 Offrce Staff 141 Gym Exhrbrtron 111 Mrnstrel 111 Assembly Program 11 31 Ifrcshman Club 111 AUDREY ANN AULD Sr Trr H1 Y 141 Scrence Club 13 41 Spanrsh Club 13 41 Sr Play Commrttee 141 G A A 111 Hrckory Leaf Staff 141 Jr Trl HrY 131 Soph TrrHrY 121 Pre hman Club 111 KATHRYN ELIZABETH AULD r Trr Hr Y 141 S anrsh Club 13 41 A 11 2 3 41 Chorus 11 2 3 41 Monrtor 141 Mrnstrel 111 Freshman Club 111 Jr Tr1Hr Y 131 MARILYN JEAN AULD Sr Trr Hr Y 141 Spanrsh Club 13 41 Sr Play Com TrrH1Y 121 Chorus 1121 Glee Club 131 Gym Ex hrbrtron 111 Mrnstrel 111 Freshman Club 111 ALBERT WILLIAM BALKO nd 112 31 Monrtor 141 1' F A 11 2 31 G Lxhrbrtron 111 Mrnstrel 11 3 Recrtal 11 2 31 Fresh man Club 111 Intramural Sports 11 2 3 41 PEARL BAXTER Brookfield Hrgh 11231 PapLr Staff 131 Freshman Cluh 111 Intramural Sports 11 231 Prom Commrttee 151 Magazine Campargn 131 G A A 141 Offrce Staff 141 Home Room Offrcer Secretary and Treasurer 141 ROLAND BENTLEY Scrence Club 13 41 Sr Play 141 Prom Commrttec 131 Mrlk Committee 131 Jr Classrcal League 111 Jr Varsrty 131 Varsrty 141 Chorus 141 Ifreshman Club 111 Magazrne Campargn 111 Gym Exhrbrtron 111 Intramural Sports 121 EILEEN BEYER S Trr Hr Y 141 Sr Play Commrttee 141 Prom Commrttee 131 H me Ec Club 12 31 G A A 11 2 31 Jr Classncal League 111 Jr Trr Hr Y 131 Soph Trl H Y 121 Margorette 111 Chorus 111 Monitor 131 Freshman Club 111 Intramural Sports 11 2 31 28 MIKE BRINDZA r Play 141 I' A 1231 Gym Exhrbrtron Mmstrel 111 Stage Crew 141 Freshman Club 111 Intramural Sports 12 31 BILL BROWN Sr Play Cast 141 Prom Commrtte 131 Ring Com mrttce 131 Mrlk Commrttee 131 Hrckory Leaf Staff Jr Varsrty 131 Varsxty 141 Monrtor 34 Gym Exhrbltron 111 Charr Crew 121 I reshman Llub 111 Intramural Sports 111 CLAIRE BURKE Scrence Club 141 Sr Play Cast 141 S Trr Hr Y 141 Sub Deb Club 141 Presrdent 141 G A oph 1'rr Hr Y 121 Hrekory Nut Staff 141 J Classrca' League 111 Chorus 11 2 3 41 Mt Marne Academy 12 31 Gym Exhrbrtron 11 31 Mrnstrel 111 As embly Program 11 31 Home Room Offrcer 141 Freshman Club 111 ROBERT BURNETT Orchestra 11231 F F A 11231 WALTER RICHARD CHEPLICK Sr Play Cast 141 Prom Commrttee 131 Mrlk Com mittee 131 Hrckory Nut Staff 141 Jr Varsity 131 Mrnstrel 131 Freshman Club 111 Intramural 12 31 FRANCES CHRISTY Sr TrrHrY Pres 141 Sclece Club 13 41 Sec 8: Treas 131 Spanrsh Club 13 41 Sr Play Commrttee 141 Prom Conrmrttec 131 Rrng Commlttee 1 1 G A A 11 2 31 Soph Trr Hr Y 121 Hrckory Leaf Staff 141 Hrckory Nut Staff 141 Jr Classreal League 11 21 Jr Trl Hr Y 131 Chorus 11 31 A sembly Programs 11 2 31 Class Offrcer 131 Freshman Club 111 FRED CORBETT Sr Play 141 Spanrsh Club 141 Hrckory Leaf Staff 141 Chorus 11 2 3 41 Mrnstrel 111 Assembly Pro- rzram 121 Freshman Club 111 DONALD CORNTHWAIT Chorus 111 Assembly Program 121 Freshman Clu 111 JOAN DERMOND S Trl Hr Y 141 Sr Play Cast 141 Prom om tee 131 Sramsh Club 131 G A A '31 Sup Trr Hr Y 121 Jr Classrcal Lea ue 121 Jr 'lrr Hr Y 131 Bmnd 11 2 3 41 Treasurer 13 41 Orchestra 11 2 3 41 Monrtor 17 31 Gym Exhrbrtron 111 Minstrel 111 Recrtul 121 A sembly Program 11 2 3 41 Home Room Offrccr 141 Vice Pre rdcnt Freshman Club 111 xc J I , - J . , , J 1 1 1 A , 'I 11111 1111 lf A1111 ll11lL 1 XR' ' ' ' ' 111111 f 4 ss, .1 , J ' ' C ' 3 - 1- - --4 2 S. 2 I . 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Q ' - ' f Q' ' - Y f 1 JACK DILLINGER JOSEPH EDWARD HORZICH S Play Ca t 141 Prom Commlttee 131 Rlngz Com mrttee 131 DIOWIP Proj etor Cr vs 11 1 Hlckory Leaf Staff 141 arslty V lrsrty 13 41 Chorus 11 41 I F A 12 3 41 Secretary 131 Gym Exhlbltron 11 DISLTICL Chorus 131 Assembly Program 121 Homtroom Offlccr 11 731 Freshman Club 111 MARY ANN DILLINGER Trl Hl Y 141 Soph Trl Hr X 171 Jr Classlca league 111 J TrrJHl Y 131 Homeroom Offrccr 17 31 Freshman Club 111 WILLI AM FAIR Sr Play Cast 141 Prom C1U1n'llfte0 131 RIDE Cnm mlttee 131 Mllk Commrttee 131 Jr Classlcal leagu- 12 31 H Y 12 3 41 Vrce Presldent 131 Presldent r Varsrty 2 Varsrty 3 4 Band 11 2 31 Orchestra 1121 Monltor 141 Mlnstrel 111 Recltal 121 Dlstrrct Band 121 Assembly Programs 11 '7 3 41 Clas Offreer 131 Fre hman Club 111 MARIAN FERGUSON S TrlHlY 141 qllfihlih Club 131 Jr Orchestra 111 Sr Play Cast 141 Prom Commlttce 131 Sub Deb Club-Assrstant Publrclty Charrman 141 G A A 11 731 Soph Trl Hl Y 121 Hlckory Nut Staff 141 Jr Classlcal Leaffue 111 J Trl HlY 131 Chorus 11 731 MDHILOF 141 Band Chor 171 Gym F hlbltlon Asstmbly Program 112 31 Freshman Club 111 Intra mural Sports 11 2 31 BETTY FRAMPTON Trl IllY 41 ome E Club 31 C X 111 Sonh Trl Hr Y 121 Jr Trl Hr Y 131 Majorette 11 71 Monltor 141 Gym EYhlblLl0h 111 Mm trel 111 R lltal 171 Assembly Program 11 71 Homeroom Of freer 1'71 Freshman Club 111 BERTHA GENERALOVICH Sr Trr HrY 141 Sr Play Commlttee 141 G A A Tl r o h Trl Hr Y 171 Classlcnl league 111 Chorus 111 Glee Club 131 Gym EXhlb11l0h 111 Mlnstrel 111 Assembly Program 121 Freshman Club 111 ALEX GORICHKY I ay 141 nnltol 141 F '7 Cym Ex hrbrtlon 111 Mlnstrel 111 Stage Crew 141 Frc hman Club 111 Intramural Sports 1'7 31 PAUL HASSELL Sr Play 141 Prom Commlttee 131 Mrlk Commrttee Chorus 1l'731 F F A 11 '731 Ba Chor 1'71 Sta c Crew 141 Intramural Sports 11 '7 3 41 DAVID HERR Spanlsh Club 141 Jr Classlcal League 11 Fresh man Club 111 Intramural Sports 1'71 JULI ANNE HORVATH Sr Trl HlY 141 Sr Play Commlttee 141 G A X 117341 Jr Classlcal League 111 Jr Trl HrY 1'S1 Chorus 111 Glee Club 131 Mmstrel 1131 Assembly Pru lam 131 Freshman Club 111 Scltnce Club 13 41 Prom Commlttee 131 Sr Play Commlttee 141 Rlnz Commlttee 131 Wllllt Commlttee 1 11 HlCkOry Leaf Staff Edlf0r 141 Jr Clas-llcal eague 121 Hl H 17 3 1 Monltor 111 Magazrne Cnmprllzn 111 Gym EXhlbltl0H 111 Assembly Pro ltram 11 41 Home Room Offlcer 1Presldent 7 41 I re hman Club 111 Intramural Sports 11 '7 3 41 DONALD HUNTER Serence Club 141 S Play 141 Prom Commlttee 111 Hlckory Nut Staff 141 Hlckory Leaf Staff 111 Jr Cl8SSlC8l League 1731 H Y 173 41 Chorus 11 3 41 Gym Exhlbltlon 111 Mlnstrel 11 31 Dlstrrct Chorus 131 Assembly Program 11 2 3 41 Freshman Club 111 Intramural Sports 11 2 3 41 Blble Study 131 BESSIE JAGATICH r Play U her 141 G 12 41 Soph rl Hr Y 21 J Classlenl League 111 I 'I'rl1'Hr Chorus 11 21 Glee Club 131 Band Chor 121 Cym Eshrbltrnn 111 Mlnstrel 11 31 Reeltal 171 Fresh man Club 111 ETHEL MAY JOHNSON Sr Trl Hr Y 141 Sr Play Commrttee 141 Jr Trl Hl Y 131 Soph Trl HlY 121 Jr Cla real League 111 C' A A 12 31 Glcc Club 131 Chorus 111 Gym Ex hlbltron 111 Mlnstrel 111 Assembly Program 171 Freshman Club 111 PHYLLIS MARGARET JOHNSON S I'r Hr Y 141 Sr Play Commrttee 141 Prom Commlttee 131 Mllk Commlttee 131 C' A A 1 1 J Trl Hr Y 131 Soph Trl I-Ir Y 121 Hu-kory Nut aft' 141 Chorus 11 2 3 41 Monltor 17 31 Of 109 Staff 12 41 Band Chor 121 Gym Exhlbrtron 111 MIDSQFEI 11 31 Recltal 121 Dlstrrct Chorus 131 A sembly Pruqram 131 Freshman Club 111 PHYLLIS MARIE JOHNSON Spanlsh Club 13 41 Jr Classlcal League 1121 MOHI tor 13 41 VIVIEN JONES Prom Commlttree 131 Mxlk Commrttee 131 FFA 1231 Stage Crew 141 Freshman Club 111 VELMA KALUZNE Sr Trl HlY 141 Sr Play 141 Sr Play Usher Spanrsh Club 131 Prom Commrttee 131 Sub Deb Club 1Publlcrty Chalrman 141 G A A 11 '731 Jr Trl!-l Y 131 Soph Trl 1-IlY 1'71 Home Ee Club 111 Hlckory Nut Staff 141 Offlce Staff 141 Cheerleader 13 41 Chorus 11 '731 Magazlne Campaign 131 Mlhetftl 1131 Gym Exhlbltron 111 Freshman Club 111 Intra mural Sports 11 9 31 ELSIE KAMENSKY Sr TYIHIY 141 Snanlsh Club 131 Sr Play Sr Play Usher 141 Prom Commlttce 131 Sub-Deb Club rcasurer 41 G A A J I'rl Hr Y Chorus 1131 MOHIIOF 1 41 OfflCC Staff 1-11 Gym Dxhlbrtrun 111 Freshman Club 111 29 Sr. ' s 3 ' 3 ' ' - ' - -- 3 - ' 3 . 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SUPER TIVES MAXINF PLAKE VSILMA JANE KERBER ROLAND BENTLEY Valedictoiian Salutatoimn Athletic Anand DOLORES URVISON JULIA MOGOR DICK ROBINS Iflgtllllllfllltill MUSIC Award Vocal MUQIC Award Science AW31d It IQ with pride and satmfaction that we preaent to you thebe SQHIOIQ who have d1tlTl2'll1hCd themeelves in cholastic achiexement Maxine Plake mnks fllgt on the senior hono1 1011 as valedictouan Wllllla Jane Keiber hae won alutatouan athletlce honore Dolores Uuneon received the instrumental music award and Julia Mogoi the vocal lTll14lC au aid Th :maid fox th high Qt achievement in the scien tlhcal fleld has been glven to Dick Roblns Each of th se people deseivee a reat deal 01 cr edit for the outst nding vsoik he has done We albo honor the following students who VHGIQ honol students then thi ee years 1n high school Dolores Urmson Anne McCullough Phyllis Margaret Johnbon Sophle Kulbak Julia Mogo JQSIQ Manor Betty Lou MIIIISOH Row Mag,a1g,ee Dick Robins Flances Chllsty Audley Ann Auld Pearl Baxter Pauline Ondlc Claire Burke Esther Novak -' A ,'c ' v - K. , A . 's ' 'S . : ' S . ' ' 1 . . ' 1 '. 'S ' . u . . ' .' . ' I u n fn S I' honors. For a sterling record in athletics Roland Bentley was awarded with 'the ' K .Ll ., . . . ' , L ' A . .' - ' ', Q ' ' . e ' ' ' e ' V- ' 3 ' - . 1 ' ' ' K. 9 - 1 gn - . ' , V . 1 ' . . . . Y -A Y 'Y' The SENIOR CLASS of 1945 Presents Its LAST WILL and TESTAMENT We, the Senior Class of 1945, of Hickory High School, being of sound mind, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament. First, we do hereby leave our home rooms to the Senior Class of 1946. Second, we leave Mrs. Miller and Miss Bevlyn, our two grand home room teachers, to those who will appreciate them. Third, we, the individuals of this senior class do bequeath our pos- sessions to the following people hoping they will be able to make good use of them. Pearl Baxter leaves her blonde hair to Rosie Albanese. Gene Sebastian bequeaths his superman physique to someone who needs one. Bill Brown wills his love-making ability to Charles Boyer. Gene Smith leaves his nickname Big and Dumb to Coach Ritter. Lorene Orr bequeaths her talkativeness to Clarence Fennell. Ruth Kulhavy leaves her cute little giggle to John Banjak. Audrey Auld leaves along with her sisters. Julianne Horvath leaves her witty tongue to Chuck Woge. Virginia Tallarico wills her art ability to next year's Nut Staff. Pauline Ondic bequeaths her quiet and conservative ways to George Hunt. Fred Corbett leaves Deadpan to Mrs. Miller. Owen Stull leaves the wee small hours to all night owls. Bill Snyder leaves nothing! He refuses to part with any of his good looks or superb personality. Joe Molasky leaves his love for the Loves to Richard Buchanan. Joe Horzich bequeaths the boiler room to Mr. Silves. Jack Dillinger left for the Army. Albert Balko leaves his dreamy ways to Bob Campbell. Phyllis Marie Johnson wills her quiet ways to Robert Rhodanz. Marian Ferguson bequeaths her boogie Woogie technique to Al Rodewalt. Phyllis Margaret Johnson wills her wolf tactics to Ruth Vanesky. Wilma Kerber bequeaths her dancing ability to Andy Mudrak. Betty Lou Millison leaves her bright eyes to Drip's Eye Drops. Roland Bentley leaves his love for blondes to no one-he wants it! Frances Christy leaves her black eyebrows to Mary Johnson. Vivien Jones leaves his ability at arguing to Mr. Cohen. Bob Burnett bequeaths his ability to act funny at the wrong time to James Hughes. Bill Fair leaves his Hi-Y presidency to one of the Tri-Hi-Y girls. Velma Kaluzne leaves her cheerleading ability to Marge Hvozda. Doris Patton bequeaths her short stature to Pauline Aber. Violet Patton leaves her pug nose to Boots. Marion Robb leaves her slenderness to Margie Dermond Kas though she needs ity lrma Truxell leaves all her love to Maynard. s Joe Mudrak wills his curly locks UD to Joe Cheplick. Dick Robins leaves his extensive vocabulary to Eugene Weldon. Gerald Stainbrook bequeaths his square jaw to Winston Churchill. Joan Dermond leaves her vanity to Jerry Moody. Marilyn Auld leaves her tall stature to Lindy Osborne. Regina Kilgore leaves Bernadine to the nuts of Hickory. Lloyd Stull bequeaths his skating ability to Nelson Hitchcock. Carl Snyderwine leaves! Paul Trapasso leaves his cheerfulness to Neil Jones. Mary Jane Osborne leaves her mischievous ways to Eleanor Stano. Earl Zahniser bequeaths his bushy hair to someone who is bald. Bertha Generalovitch leaves her convenient angelic expressions to Miss Hildebrand. Mary Ann Dillinger leaves her lady-like hands to Joe Duich. Nora Murray wills her majorette ability to Naomi Hunter. Peggy Meenihan leaves her dimples to Joe Catania. Ed Steele just leaves all monitors forever-but gladly. Jim Kilgore wills his basketball playing to Autch Gibson. Bellen Peretic leaves his kissable lips to Hedy Lamarr. lUnless he especially needs them.l Walter Cheplick leaves his wavy hair to someone Who can't afford a permanent. Mike Brindza leaves his hard, handsome features to Alan Ladd. Donald Cornthwait leaves his woman-hating to Bill Horsman. David Herr leaves his desire for oration to Thomas Dewey. Dolores Urmson bequeaths her basketball knowledge to Margaret Saunders. Julia Mogor leaves her beautiful soprano voice to Jeanette Mac- Donald. Anne McCullough bequeaths her love for dogs and horses to Miss Adams. Paul Hassell leaves his love for detested physics to Miss Artman. Alex Gorichky leaves his shyness to Wanda Tarr. Esther Novak wills her pleasing smile to Pepsodent. Kathryn Auld leaves her willingness to help to Wayne Johnson. Joan Love leaves her freshie sister to carry on. Mary Petrosky bequeaths her secretarial ability to Bob Denault. James Lunn gladly leaves his voice to Nelson Eddy. Ethel Johnson wills her easy-going ways to Bill Bogolin. Jessie Maner leaves lots of love to a certain Junior boy. Marguerite Vassen leaves ber nickname Maggie to the comic strip. Ross Magargee leaves his scientific brain to Einstein. Eileen Beyer bequeaths her curves to Bubbles Bentley. Betty Frampton leaves her luscious locks to Veronica Lake. Bessie Jagatich wills her vim, vigor, and vitality to Wheaties. Ruth Shaffer bequeaths her love for school to the Freshmen. Doris Orr leaves her bobby socks to these children. Lillian Knapp leaves her shorthand speed to Ray Kiefer. Jean Pears wants to keep her letter-writing until Ray gets home. Elsie Kamensky bequeaths her neatness to any boy with a zoot suit. Gleason Anderson leaves his farming knowledge to Frances Hanna. lContinued on page 795 PROPHECY of Things to Come As we walked up the steps of the somber brownstone house our fingers shook and our knees buckled under us at the thought of meeting the great scientist, Dr. Ding-fuzzle Woo, noted mathematical wizard and creator of the world's most unbelievable inventions. We were ush- ered into Dr. Woo's study by a tall distinguished-looking butler who an- nounced us and left us alone with the greatest genius of all time. After an interesting interview we prepared for departure, but Dr. Woo detained us promising to show us his latest, and undoubtedly great- est invention. He swore us to secrecy about what we sawg but, after due consideration, we have decided to pass the secret on to you. We were led into a small laboratory where we were confronted by a fantastic jumble of dials, levers, and grotesque framework which Dr. Woo explained was a machine which would carry one into the future. Noticing 'the expressions of doubt on our faces, he suggested that we be the first outsiders to test the machine. Curiosity overcame fear and we accepted his offer. After explaining the control board he launched us on our adventure with a good-luck wish, and we began our strange journey into the unknown. As we catapulted through time and space the dials indicated an increasing number of years. Month after month, season after season, slid into the past. VVe pulled a lever and stopped with a jolt in the year nineteen hundred and sixty-four, and found ourselves on Keel-Ridge Hill, overlooking the thriving city of Hickory, Pennsylvania. Descending into the main section of town our attention was attract- ed by a shouting newsboy, who offered us a paper. We fished in our pockets for a dime to pay him, and proceeded to a near-by park bench where we settled ourselves comfortably to read the latest news. Imag- ine our surprise to find in the headlines that a presidential election was due and that one of the candidates was none other than Wilma Jane Kerber, governor of Pennsylvania, on the Republican ticket. Turning to the society page we read that the Rt. Rev. Richard G. Robins, D. D. was the guest speaker at the last meeting of the Merry Mother's Mending Club. Members present included Mrs. Donald Miller fDoris Pattonl, Mrs. Ted Rogers fDorothy Stinedurfl, Mrs. Maynard Swanson Clrma Truxellj, and Mrs. Clyde McWilliams tMarguerite Vasseny We also found on the society page that a nurses' alumni tea had been given in honor of Miss Eileen Beyer, director of the local hospital. Nurses attending were Pauline Ondic, Doris Orr, Mary Jane Osborne, Ruth Shaffer, Jessie Maner, Peggy Meenihan, and Alice Ruth Smith. Under 'theaters' we found that Fred Corbett and Julia Mogor were to have important roles in the opera Faust which was scheduled for the next season at the Metropolitan Opera. Our eyes were attracted to the seemingly outlandish styles of dress featured in the fashion section. Creations by the famous designer, Fran- ces Christy, were modeled by Joan Dermond, Virginia Tallarico and Velma Kaluzne-all famous Horzich models. Hearing a sudden commotion we looked around and saw a crowd gathering in front of the radio station. We joined the group and among them spied a press photographer whom we recognized as Bertha Gen- eralovich. She informed us that the famous romantic star of stage and screen. Jose' Longlash fJoe Molaskyl, was scheduled to appear in a radio drama written by Regina Kilgore, well-known playwright. His co-star was to be Hetty Vampton iBetty Framptonl, beautiful dramatic actress. The crowd was anxiously awaiting their arrival. The group arrived in two limousines. In the first car were Jose and his wife fJoan Lovel, his three personal nurses fMarilyn, Kathryn, and Audrey Auldj and his secretary, Miss Betty Lou Millison. Out of the second car stepped Hetty, her beautician fViolet Pattonl , her secre- tary iMary Petroskyj, producer William Fair and his wife fNora Mur- rayj, and the make-up director-Walter Cheplick. WVe eagerly fol- lowed them into the studio and were shown to our seats. The previous program Miss I. Q. f1VIaxine Plakel, sponsored by Dr. Lunn's Loony Liniment, was just signing off. We noticed Earl Zahniser and Gerald Stainbrook, radio technicians, behind the glass walls of the control room. The long awaited performance commenced and we settled ourselves comfortably to enjoy it when the program was suddenly interrupted by announcer Bill Brown with a special news bulletin. A huge forest fire had been reported by forest ranger, Gene Sebastian, to the local fire chief, David Herr. An investigation ordered by chief of police, Gene Smith, and conducted by patrolman, Gabby Jones, resulted in the arrest of fire-bug Paul Trapasso, who had previously been warned by police. It was later announced that Edward Steele, Trapasso's lawyer, had prov- ed him innocent of the charges. The next program was sponsored by Marion Robb's Beautifying Cream for the skin you love to touch and can't. Testimonials as to its merits were given by hard working girls--Mary Ann Dillinger, Sarabelle McCullough, Jean Pears, Edith Johnson and Anne Antus. When we left the studio we decided to hire a taxi and do some sight- seeing. We hailed a cab on which was painted-MAGARGEE'S TAXI SERVICE-Any complaints?-See Ross, the boss, concerning loss. We engaged in conversation with the driver who turned out to be Alex Gorichky. He informed us that Owen Stull, Bellen Peretic, Lloyd Stull and Gleason Anderson were also driving taxis. We were absorbed in our conversation when suddenly the motor stalled and the car slowly came to a standstill. However, luck was with us for we were directly across the street from Snyder's Super Service Station. Two of Bill's mechanics, Paul Hassell and Joe Mudrak, made the necessary repairs and We continued on our journey. The next object of interest was a large building bearing the sign- BENTLEY'S BENTOPLANE FACTORY- It runs on land, on sea, or in the air. We decided to renew our acquaintance with Roland and leav- ing the cab entered the office building. We were amazed to see his large staff of office employees including Elsie Kamensky, Esther Novak, Bessie Jagatich, Marion Ferguson, Lela McGarvey and Ruth Kulhavy. Roland's private secretary Phyllis Margaret Johnson, ushered us into his inner office, where we encountered a hearty welcome. Nothing would do but that we accompany Roland home to dinner-an invitation we readily accepted. As we left the office we were interrupted by chief draftsman, Donald Cornthwait, who showed us some drawings of the latest Bentoplane model. On the way to Roland's home we passed the local high school, a fContinued on page 813 Senlor Song TOGETHER We strolled the hllls together Came In all kll1dS ot Weather Sang oul sehool song together And we all xxlshed then It would IICXLI end We worked and plab ed togethel All made thc grade together' We I6 gone flom you But ou1 he nts lem un true Vl e alwaxs xxlll be togethel Colols Green and Whlte Vlotto Lost tlme 18 nex er found FIOVSGI Yellow Rose Semor Class Poem As we leaxe the halls of H1Ck01y Whele happy days xx cle spent We xull dream of all 1ts treasures And smlle Ill deep content We xe shed a few departlng tears But ex ervone has hls tlme To stut up the laddu of great careers And we 11. leady 101 th lt cllmb VVe hope that thoughts of H1CkOFX Vlxll foru G1 be enshllned In the hearts of those who leaxe It To 10111 the March of Tlme C .' 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HISTORX Senloxs ot 46 ms clout ssc think sse are glown up' Aftel ull next seal sse sslll be QQHIOIS ind 1ll the under classmen sslll look up to us ss 1th ensy Wlth the ldea IH then llL1ClS lnobods else sl that they vs ole the best JUIIIOIS HlCk0lX Qsel had thes elected Bob Denault Fred Jones Fmlls Rombold and Ruth Vanesky H1911 class offlcers Phsllls McCl1mans Vllgll Poposltch Helen Vodenlchfu GLOILQ Hunt Bob Denault Pdllllllb Abu md Ruth Vanesks ss eu the ll home loom 0ff1C91S Thes paltls eols ed then flnanclal p1oblems by selllngb home made cands The JUHIOI boys ss ele 1lss ass on the 1ob at noon selllng, mllk Roberta Cn11ng,e1 Fled Jones and Nolman Sl'l1IJt0l1 took UXCI the Du11ng the seal thes letuated flom school ss o1k bs sponsorlng, sesolal skatmg paltles The d is thes lecels ed then class 1lllg'S vs ts 1 momu tous occ 181011 f0l them Aulton Glbeon Rlchald Buch lnan ind Donald McKas helped out bs plasmg on the Valslts Malge Hsoxda Phsllls lHC,Cl1I'l1dllS Wade Dlllev and Nolrnan Shlpton made up the 1111101 lts on thc, eheelleadlng squad Ma1ga1et Saunde1s and Ruth Addis aga1n we1e ma1orettes Youl Junlor 5631 IS os 91 You hase one more vea1 to pxove that sou can Cat least try toj be as bllllldllt students aa we wele Maybe you can lf you tly hald enough We offer you thls challenge VVe hope you hase as XNOlld6lfl.ll a SGHIOI yeal as vse dld HOME ROOM TEACHERS Nhs Wlals NIOO16 N118 Qala Tau' M1 Gexald Qllses Y. T 1 1 7 , 1 k 1 , 1 IL I I, Y U , ks - - H ,sv J. ' ,E ' , , . 7 1 1. 2 , 'J ' ' f ' t 1 2 - .. ' ' ' ' ,'1 ,k K- U7 S 757 7 7 4 . ' 1-7 ' .7 J 7 . , X 7 , 1 , A K . 7 4, ' 'V J 1 . . v, K , S, . , , C .v , ., V C , ' ,X A' 2 I A' lf 7 'J B ' I .x'u y 4 v w v .u . I I 1 7 I T - ' s 1 Z 11' 7- 1 - ,Q . 1 ' 7 1 , . seats 1QSC1X9d fol them 1n the btudent C0l,l1lC1l. 1' 7 1 7 . .x 1 K 7 1 7 K. ks ' 71 L ,,.l. A, . Z., K, . , . . A. ,H 2 ' X1 J ag ' 1 . a , ' ' z 2 J .Y vs .3 ,U M, . I . N. 7 1 I 4 . Y ' L, C' . 1 N aw . . 4 1 . N 4 ' 7 Q '1 7 4 7 . . ly cs Inv 4. -I K1 L 4 . v 1 ' 7 . . T 7 ' 9 ' 1 ' v v v 1 1 . 1 4 Y ' 1 A , 4 JUNIOR GROUP I FIRST ROW, Left to Riht-F. Hanna, B. Bisel, M. Kirkland, P. Weaver, J. Sobey R. Kloss, E. Hogue, V. Lewis. SECOND ROW-G. Hunt, A. Grodecki, B. Douds, C. Sobey, B. Fleet, J. Fekech N. Shipton K. Kilgore. THIRD ROW-M. Hvozda H. Vodenichar B. Schaffer, B. Lilly, B. Barner, J. Smith L. Spory, R. Long. FOURTH ROW-G. Addicott, B. Ehenger, C. Dolata, A. Chupak, F. Kurilla, B. Clark R. Vanesky, S. Clack, D. Rankin, A. Mudrak FIFTH ROW-B Gerber, J. Stefanick, A. Rodewalt, J. Duich, A. Gibson, C. Fennell, B. Campbell, D. McKay. JUNIOR GROUP II FIRST ROW, Left to Right-W. Tarr, M. Johnson, S. Dufford, J. Abbott, R. Addis, V. Holzapfel, W. McConnell, F. Rogers. SECOND ROW-V. Popovitch, R. Keifer, W. Dilley, F. Jackson, W. Smith, H. Fout, J. Banjak, F. Jones. THIRD ROW-T. Rollinson, R. M. Stefanick, E. Rombold, P. McClimans. N. Stegailov, N. Rosman, R. Carringer, M. Herrmann. I. Hunt. FOURTH ROW-P. Aber, M. Gibson. H. Ondic, A. Paulenich. M. Saunders, M. Herald, I. Kosty, R. Diefenderfer, J. Urban. A. M. Heasley. FIFTH ROW-E. Steklachick. VV. Stano. R. Buchanan, B. Denault, M. Swanson, B. Bittler, W. Kilgore, J. Baugzh, N. Jones. y 9 ,gif 'lu L , Va Mira 2 S l l I I l l l 129' 'V Q-.1 ' . Darling Donna Please Don't Bottle Baby Jackie Two Chubby C'hilrl1'en Sunny Southland Portrait Rfmu-o Two Thorns Is it that bad, Joan? The cornsilk age Laugh and the world laughs with you First love Seniors Tired? Curl in the middle ofhel'fn,1'ehQ-acl Really for the dance Ruth Little Red 1 Q QGBWQQDQV' 25955 QI DPHC HIORI' LLASS HISTORY S01Jl'IOIT101bN Thu xcem to bellext th xt thex ue xe1x SUDLIIOI ox 91 the Iweshmfn Thex hxxe forgotten that thnx xx e1e GlL9H1Qm on x last xefu hax xtfuted the nexx xt 11 ott on tht llght io t Jeux Moocx James Hughes 'N 1om1 Hlllltll Dcnothx Zdggex Fled Boles N1 ugdlet Chllstx Lhdules Vxoge Joxec Robb M.nx Ruth Mlnnlck NIHIV Ann btefanlck Jack lxlllhwelbllllk 1nd Ella NI ie Baltholomexx xx ele elected home loom 0ff1CQ19 Thls xefu thex selected txxo students xxho xx e1e Jlmmx Hughes The Xd110Lls clubs as uxu 11 dlexx a CC1t31U amount of attentlon The11 home loom elubs xx eu under the SUDBIXISIOII of MISS Slllllx in Mus Ad ims and H111 lax 61 ill A1 1 xx hole the bODl'1OH10lLS xx ele actlx e ln keeplng H1Ck0lX as 1t1S Well' Sophomcnes' Next xe xr xou ll be JLIHIOIS Along xx 1th the name xou ll lllhtllt then monnx IJ10blLII'1S cilflgl ltL1llt10l'lS 3.15111 01 del fO1 lldxlllg Nll1XlY6Cl xou1 F16Sl1IT11ll and SO1Jl101'1'10lQ xe us Hele 1 xx1-,h mg xou good luck You ll need It to keep up xx 1th the pace set fo1 you bx D1 QXIOUS JUIHOIS and SQHIOIS .at HlCkO1y HONIL ROONI IILALHERS Mus Mfux Sulhx an M111 Jane Ex elall 'Vllss F1ances Adams . ., f I 't 4 'I 11 ' 1 me ,, , , l J ' L , l ' 'xxl 1 ' - x x x 'J 'x 1 l v I ',x ' ' ' ' xx' ' 1 1 , '1Vk1 1 s .1 K1 1 ' , x1 1 1 H 1, ' 197 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1' ' 111 l ij 5 . ' 1 w jf: 2 o. t lj, 1'1 1 1 1 1 ,1 ' 11, 1 11 ' ' 1 ' 1 ' A ' 1 ' 7 1 7 e W ' 1 1 71 '1.3 1' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1, 1 11 C A K 1 1 .1 '1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11, ' 1 1 ' 1 9 f., ' A ' 'v ' and Jerry Moody, for the Student Councll. ., . 41 ki, 5 I. 2 V . 1 1. . ' 1 A 1 1 L1 1 1 1? 1 , L1 1 1'L1' ' 'L1k1 L' ' 12 , .vw c 1 '.11 1 ' 1: nn I n A nn C 1 1 1 1 , 1, 1 1 1, . ' 1, ' ' ' 1 7 1 1 ' '1 r A, 1 7 ' ,1' ,'. ,1 1 , 1 Y 12 2 ' L1 1, ' 1 1 . . 1' L. . 1' .1 N1 . . K. 2 S . -1 2.1 ,.,'A. - 'X Y , A . v. K1 1 v 1 1 1' 1 ' 11 1 ' 11 1 ' 1 41- 11 1 1 4 1 A A '11 1 11 ' 11 '11 1 1 1. 1 '11 1 1 SOPHOMORE GROUP I FIRST ROW, Left to Right-H. Clark, I. Mihalcin, J. Logan, D. McBride, J. Denault, M. Polansky, J. Robb, R. Albanese. SECOND ROW-C. Stright, B. Cusick, G. Ifrmson, A, Murray, J. Perkins, R. Rhodanz, J. Catania, A. Holcroft, J. Jugratich. THIRD ROW-J. Davis, A. J. Rhoades, K. Fisher, H. Lee, E. Bartholomew, M. Hol- sapfel, F. Crouch, N. Hunter. M. R. Minnick, W. McFarland. FOURTH ROVV-'lVI. Lado, M. Sailor, S. Rogers, M. Mravec, J. Ramagxe, H. Durkos, D. Stowe, M. E. McCullough, J. Francklingr, J. Weldon. FIFTH ROVV-D. Rust, R. Bisel, I. Brower, L. Parola, J. Moody, J. Cheplick, R. Keifer, W. Johnson, J. Kruisselbrink, W. Bogolin SOPHOMORE GROUP II FIRST ROW, Left to Right-S. Maykowski. M. Stefanick, L. Morgan, A. Geiwitz G. Pears, J. Lewis, B. Thompson, V. Kilgore. SECOND ROVV-R. Weber, VV. Horner, R. Dufford, J. Hughes. R. Taylor, C. Porsch C. Woge. C. Burnett, D. Burdick. THIRD ROW-D James, M. Christy, M. Dermond. C. Knox, R. M. Quarterson. B Shuster, E. Templeton. P. DeVenney. H. Parshall. FOURTH ROW-A. Bair, J. Robb. I. Bock, B. Bartholomew, S. Winder, D. Zagfgrer E. Stano, D Stainbrook, R. Miller. FIFTH ROW-J Malovich, E. Krichko. B. Ondic, F. Bolus, N. Mclntyre, R. Burdick, J. Kelly, B. Mild, D. Somers. D. McFarland. ,'?uF Q, 'll Q I 'fifth -ff 1 Af wi. -rw 1 46 BaShful trio Biology hikc- Disgruftcd Nonchalant Happy Tally Pijlftvi Please dori't cry Junior wit Now Then Not too high Marge-Posing Leaving home? xils Rofliu iii Chiliihfbfili Ain't we cute? Distraction Fli1'tatim1s Gravel Gertie What big eyes you have! Dutch Girl Why so sad? Friends Chummy Maxine 'feaiswmmim FREbHMAN CLASS HISTURY VK l1 It fun lt xx 1s to xx ztth thost nc xx Ixushmen 1n the1r fust confue 1115: claw of h1gh xchool hx uxone fmgaxe them f01 aux mlstake they m1x haxe mide by a laugh and the 1cmark Oh xxelll They re only ClKOI'l1GS Aftcl llllfblflllg' to xxmng claw moms THISSIHQ' buses and mectmf, 1 cxx tc'1cht1s ind cl twnmtu thex I111 1llx began to f1nd out the hows 1nd xx hys of hlgh school llfe Thex chose Nla1g11ctNlaxe1n1k Ronnx Ice 1010116 Vlyem Kathryn Loxt Ilmtnu K1fl1LllSkX xllllliil Smock Phxllls Zll'1lllS9I' Nancy mann 'incl Ollxe Raxte1 ls then home loom 0ff1CQlS F01 tht l11stt1me thnx 1 letted cl Stuclcnt COLl1lC1l member vxho xx as 141 J11 The b md cho1ux ind clubs cl umcd some of then membera Ex en though thex xxuc onlx Freslnes they dld make SOIY19thlllg of thcmselx es Oh xxcll I Lucv than xuxt muxt be GFQQHIGQ 1n ex ery school no m 1tte1 xx h it thnx uc l kc But F1cshme11 xxe take thls op 1701tUll1tX to ottcl xou ont COHSOldt10ll xou xx1ll be Cmaybej Senlora omedax too HONIL ROON1 'II ACHLRS Nhss Iwex a P6t6lSOll Nllws Vlauan H1ldcb1and Mus Betty Lou Artman W' W 1 A ' 1 ' 'z : 'z - me 2 ' ' ' rs ' ' .- l I vw ' I - 1 ' X' ' U Y Q 1 y - gt' ' 2 x v 1 T .A , y xc 7 , . 1 1 ,X ' A,-vw , . .A . ' V v . 1 . Avi.- - N' 'ss' K, L, I ' T or ' . 2 z - j ' 2 ' .f W v v-7' ' ' '., U' 1 .F .y Z , L. K., A .' K' , t Av 2 'Lx Y Rogers, Arloenc Tyloxvski, Mary Denecn, Ray Deenen, Clarence Herr- ' , ' F I '.' . ?' 3 l ' , ' S, ? ' A l 1' l.utl 1' 2 'll0t. 4 v - V ,x, v x ' x ' ' 1 'Q ' . A 'V nf A, a 2 ,. . 2 ,lv 2 ., i ,u Us , , V . 'S - . , ' ' 1 .1 ' Q 7 . 1 U, . .' 9- . ' E 4' FRESHMAN GROUP I FIRST ROIV, Left to Right-E. Hassell, L. Ellis, M. Kosty, C. Baker, R. Meyer. J Truchan, M. Vodenichar, M. Fhantrey, S. BIHFOTICIIIII, C. Miller. SECOND ROW-XV. Miller, D. Slater, C. Addicott, G. Jones, R. Deneen, J. Clarieli E. Weldon, B. Gearhart, C. Ligo, L. Garm. THIRD ROVV-R. Thompson, O. Baxter, I. Fabian, V. WilliamS, S. Hogue. W. Baugrh E. Harkless, H. Patton, P. Beader, W. Shaffer. FOURTH ROW-E. Snyder, J. Love, R. Fout, L. Jaillet. R. Nickel, D. Wellendorf D. Paulenich, H. Edeburn. M. Voyda, G. Templeton. FIFTH ROW-J. Walsh, R. Bronich. M. Redmond. M. Ealy, B. Fornof. E. La Certe A. Tylowski. N. Addicott, L. Myers, D. Rombold, M. Stowe. SIXTH ROW-J. Miller, W. McCullough, G. Johnson, C. Kagarise, F. Batcher. E Koval, J. Pishko, E. Means. R. Lurtz. SEVENTH ROW-F. Fornthwait. S. Darby, J. Yoytko, B. Tobey, B. Nespor. FRESHMAN GROUP II FIRST ROW. Left to Right-M. Miller, B. J. Miller. E. Zahniser, B. Banjak, H. Sam pickle, J. Stefanick, J. Kilgore, H. Herald, N. Novak, B. Marenchin. SEVOND ROW-A. Quarterson, E. Ondic, T. Snyder. T. Lazorisnak, J. Peterson. D Applegate, E. Baker, H. Steklaehick, J. Gearhart, K. Taylor. THIRD ROW-D. Crishon. M. Deneen, M. Frammer, M, Rossman, J. Hoefert. D Ifngrrao, P. Barker. J. MacDonald, J. MacCauley, J. Muir. FOVRTH ROWiP. Turjan, A. Sunday, E. Perschka, J. Baumgartner. G. Snyder F. Rowe. J. Blystone, C. Herrmann, W. Holsapfel, G. Christy. FIFTH ROW-K. Love, M. Mayernik, F. Kaniensky, I. Soiners. ID. Shamu. L. Swartz N. Rogers. J. Yanesky, N. Generalovieh, P. Zahniser. SIXTH ROW-K . Jones. .I. Marc-nehin. M. Smoek. J. YVeikel, J. Sperrinu. P. Fennell H. Blystone, W. Gunn, E. McKee. SEVENTH ROW-D. Bentley, R. Lee, G. Chupak. Three Smart girls Pals Inseparable The Prom What pretty flowers Bathing: Beauty Going out? Would you believe itls Freddy? Must be cold Pug Strong wind Norm Stuck up Guess who?-Millie Fousins Doris Down fm the farm Sweet Lorene 2 if P' + .4 I wir - ! ,,,' ' K IN THE CLUBROUM ORGANIZATION IS THE BACKBONE OF DEMOCRACY This government body is composed of ten students-one freshman, two sophomores, three juniors and four seniors-who are elected by their classmates for the purpose of governing school activities. The Student Council is the group which organizes the monitor system and acts upon all violations of school rules. The officers of the Council for 1944-45 were: President ..................................................................... Ross Magargee Vice President ........ ............ F red Jones Secretary ............. ......... M axine Plake Treasurer ........... ............ ........ ............. G e n e Smith Under the leadership of these capable officers the Student Coun- cil sponsored and presented the annual Halloween dance, with flashy costumes, prizes, dancing, and apple cider, sandwiches, doughnuts and cookies. Later in the year came the magazine campaign, which, spon- sored by the Council, proved very successful. Toward the end of the year the Council organized a checker tournament in which all classes participated. However, these were but a few activities of the ever busy Council, which directed a great part of school activities and kept things in smooth running order. Advisor-Mr. Arthur L. Houck. STUDENT COUNCIL SEATED, Left to Right-M. Plake, F. Jones, R. Magargee, Mr. Houck, advisor, G. Smith. STANDING-L. Jaillet, A. McCullough, J. Hughes, R. Carringer, G. Moody, N. Shipton. THE TUDE S COUN+ THE CIEIY CE CLUB , SCIENCE CLUB SEATED, Left to Right-W. McConnell, J. Banjak, G. Smith, F. Christy, P. McCli- mans, D. Robins, G. Hunt, B. Campbell, B. Denault, D. Hunter, M. Johnson. STANDING-N. Stegailov, R. Bentley, R. Kilgore, B. L. Millison, S. McCullough, J. Mogor, R. Kulhavy, R. M. Stefanick, R. Vanesky, C. Burke, P. Aber, H. Vode- nichar, R. Magargee. The Science Club is one of the newest and at the same time one of the most active organizations in the school. One of the first clubs to organize in the fall, the group made plans for providing funds to pay part of the expenses to the spring Science Convention. To do this they sold novelty pencils inscribed with the school song and basketball schedule, managed a noon cafeteria two days a week, and engaged in other pecuniary activities. In December, the youthful scientists pre- sented an interesting assembly, mystifying the students with scientific phenomenom. Science club meetings were held twice a month in the physics laboratory. At the day meetings experiments were conducted by members of the group following the business meetings and the club had interesting programs and outside speakers for the night meetings. In January, new members were subjected to initiation after which they were inducted in an impressive induction ceremony. Climaxing these and other activities with a trip to Pittsburgh to visit places of scientific interest, the club had a year of new and interesting activities. The officers who directed the Science Club's activities during the past year Were: President, Dick Robinsg vice president, George Huntg secretary- treasurer, Phyllis McClimansg program chairman, Frances Christy. ADVISORS Miss Betty Lou Artman Miss Minnie Bevlyn SCIENCE BUILDS THE FUTURE TRI-HI-Y SENIOR TRI-HI-Y President .................. ............. F rances Christy Vice President .......... ............ A nne McCullough Secretary ............. ............................ ll Iarion Robb Treasurer .......................................,........ Sarabelle McCullough Advisors ............,.. Mrs. Jane Miller, Miss Minnie Bevlyn JUNIOR TRI-HI-Y SOPHOMORE TRI-HI-Y President .............................. Betty Bisel President ............... Margaret Christy Vice President...Anna Mae Heasley Vice President ............ Eleanor Stano Secretary .................. Shirley Dufford Secretary ......,....., ............. J oyce Robb Treasurer ....... ................... I rmzl Hunt Treasurer .................. Shirley Rodgers Advisor ...... Miss Charlotte Semple Advisor .............., Miss Neva Peterson -A TRI-HI-Y FORMS PICRSONALITY -V-' II-'Z-1'I.'f1T.'f ' ' IRI HI H SETS STANDARDS SR TRI HI X FIRST ROW Left to Right B I' mpton F Bayu X lxllulne X T'1Il3lLll S UCC ullough B Nlllllson P Baxter SECOND ROW C Bullte L 'Novll P Ondlc NI O DOIII J Holvath B J'1g.,xt1ch B Genelalovltch D Lllll on THIRD ROW L Ixnapp R Schaffel 'NI Dllllngel If Patton A Snnth D Stllledlllf L O11 'XI Vassen FOURTH ROW A NIcCullough J M nel NI Plake NI Petlosky E Kamensky P 'lleenlhan M Felgu on J NIog,o1 FIFTH ROW J Lowe IN Humax J DQIIIOIILI P Johnson R Ixllgsole W Iqtllll M Robb I' Lhusty SIXTH ROW A Auld lx -Xulcl D O11 J Pears M Auld JR SOPH TRI HI Y FIRST ROW Left to Rlght R Addls M Dermond M Chusty L M012 n A G9lW1tZ E Rombold T ROIIIIISOH R Stefamck P IVICCIIDIZIIS G Pears J Robb J Lexus SECOND ROW J Abbot F Roger M Hvozda M Heldld E Balthoromexx R NI Qua1te1son A J Rhoades F Crouch P DeVenney M Polansky R Vanesky IN Stegallov THIRD ROW I Hunt B Thompson N Hunter M NIIHTIICIK VI H01 apfel V Kll gole H Palshall B Clark A Paultn ch E Tcmpleton M Sa1lo1 D Zaggcl FOURTH ROW L Spo1y S Clack J Sobey N Rossman J Sllllth W Tau J Unbm R Dxefendexfol S Duf'fo1d M A Stefanlck J Logan I lVI1l'ld.lClll H Dtnkos S Rogers FIFTH ROW A M Heasley F Kulllla A Chupak H OIHIIC B Shustcl J Ran1ag.,e C1 'Iempleton H Llalk M M1 zvec S Miykoxwskl E Hogue R Long, B Lllly F Stano SIXTH ROW C Dolata D Rankm H Voden1cha1 K PISIISI B Bartholomew V Holsapfel B Ba1ne1 D Stone M Saunders F Hanna 'VI Johnsol R C Illll1g8l C Knox SEVFNTH ROW W McConnell M McCullough S Wu de1 J Robb J Fxancklmg J Denault I Bock D McB11de B Schaffel M Glbson P Abel I Kosty M Kukland B Blsel The Tr1H1Y was organlzed to create, ma1nta1n and extend throughout the school and communlty hlgh standards of Ch11s't1an character The glrls started the year off wlth a candlellght SSFVICG at whlch the Sophomore and Junlor gxrls xx ere 1n1t1ated and mducted 111120 the club Dally dexotlons and programs oxer the Publxc Address system were under thelr dlrectlon Galnlng the true Chrlstmas Splrlt they sent Chrlstmas packages to the chlldren at the Orphans Home ln Mercer Durmg the year they had x arlous guest speakers vs ho w ere lnterest mg and entertalnmg The Splflt of the glrls ln the club was splendld, and thelr work m promotmg fr1endsh1p VV1l1l11Il the school was a complete success fi ' Y 'W Nr ' ' x I me 4 ' ' 1,, ,.,. 7 ', f ' .', I . 1 f -. lan , ,. , , . . . -, . . 1 ,.. 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W' . , A-. , . , . , . , . , . . . , ., x . , .. .- . , . , . , . , . ,.. .., . . , ,. . - , , , . . . . . , . , . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . 1 11. . ? . .. . . 7 . , . , , ' 7 f ' .. 7 HI-Y BUILDS CHARACTER F The Hi-Y Club has been very active this year, engaging in many activities throughout the year such as selling ice cream and parking cars at basketball games, planning the erection of Christmas trees in the halls and gymnasium during holiday season, and sponsoring the intramural basketball tournament. In September the club held the initiation and induction of its new members at a bonfire rally behind the high school building. The Hi-Y participated in a school clean-up campaign in cooperation with other clubs. Following the expiration of the official basketball season, the members of this group laid the plans and worked out the mechanics of an intramural basketball tournament which is held under the sponsorship of the Hi-Y. As in previous years this proved a success, the main reason for the project being, to em- phasize and encourage the ideals of fair play, good sportmanship, and cooperation. The persons whose capable leadership enabled the club to carry out its activities so successfully were: president, Bill Fair, vice presi- dent, Gene Smith, secretary, George Hunt, treasurer, Bill Horsman. ADVISOR Mr. William Ritter HI-Y FIRST ROW, Left to Right-B. Horsman, G. Hunt, G. Smith, Mr. Ritter, advisor, B. Fair, D. Robins. SECOND ROW-J. Weldon, B. Denault, B. Snyder, G. Sebastian, W. Smith, M. Swan- son, H. Moore. THIRD ROW-W. Johnson, R. Fennell, J. Horzich, P. Trapasso, N. McIntyre, B. Bogolin. FOURTH ROW-V. Popovitch, N. Jones, J. Baugh, D. Hunter, C. Snyderwine, C. Porsch, D. Rust, A. Bair. FIFTH ROW-A. Gibson, J. Duich, B. Campbell, D. McKay, B. Williams, F. Boles. F. F. A.---FUTURE FOOD PRODUCERS President .................. ..,.. Vice President Secretary ............. ........ Treasurer ........ Advisor ...... Ross Magargee ..........Anthony Grodecki .Richard Buchanan ..........Gleason Anderson Mr. Lacy Enterline Our Future Farmers Association has as its primary aim the develop ment of agricultural leadership, cooperation and citizenship. Plans were made to attend the annual fair and to hold the annual banquet at the end of the school term. This fine organization, set up for the good and enjoyment of our future farmers, has done a wonderful job. All projects taken up by the club were nicely carried out. They may truly live up to their motto Doing to learn, learning to live, living to serve. F. F. A. FIRST ROW, Left to Right-E. Zahniser, J. Anderson, G. Snyder, G. Chupak, R. Burdick, A. Grodecki, R. Buchanan, K. Kilgore. SECOND ROW-G. Anderson, C. Kagarise, K. Taylor, G. Johnson, D. Slater, J. Baum- gartner, F. Rowe, B. Gearhart. THIRD ROW-C. Burnett, D. Burdick, L. Parola, R. Rhodanz, E. Krichko, W. Bit- tler, J. Davis. FOURTH ROW-C. Stright, J. Malovich, W. McFarland, R. Keifer, O. Stull, J. Dillinger, M. Lado. FIFTH ROW-R. Fout, E. Perschka, R. Magargee, R. Keifer, W. Kilgore, H. Fout, J. Blystone. OME-ECONOMILS CLUB FIRST GROUP President ........................................................................ Nancy Rogers Vice President ......... ................. H elen Lee Secretary .............. ........... E dythe Swartz Treasurer ........ .......... E llen La Certe SECOND GROUP President ................................................ Mary Louise Herrmann Vice President ......... .................................. R uth Long Secretary .............. ............... R uth Kloss Treasurer ........ .............. B etty Ehenger Advisor ........... ........... M iss Jane Everall This busy club selected for its motto this timely verse: Success comes in cans, I can, you can, we all can. The girls sold hotdogs at home games, served lunches to the teach- ers, held a Valentine party and held dinners. They also planned to serve at the annual F. F. A. banquet. With the money obtained from these projects, the girls bought some equipment for the Home Ec. Lab. During the year the girls showed firm cooperation and friendship which made it possible to set up and maintain such a Worthy club. HOME EC. CLUB SEATED, Left to Right-N. Rogers, E. Swartz, J. Truchan, H. Lee, D. Stainbrook, D. James, R. Darringer. STANDING-C. Miller, J. Sperring, E. LaCerte, B. Lilly, P. Weaver, B. Ehenger, J. Muir, M. Osborne, R. Kloss, R. Long, M. Herrmann. 1- :swf HOME E SUBJHHS CLUB SUB-DEB CLUB FIRST ROW, Left to Right-V. Kaluzne, D. Patton, C. Burke, M. Hvozda, E. Kamen- sky. SECOND ROW-M. Ferguson, P. Meenihan, S. Kulbak, D. Stinedurf, V. Patton, M. Robb. THIRD ROWvJ. Pears, D. Orr, E. Hogue. President .................. ............ C laire Burke Vice President ......... ........... M arge Hvozda Secretary .............. ........ D oris Patton Treasurer ...... .......... E lsie Kamensky Advisor ....... ......... M iss Jane Everall The Sub-Deb Club consisted of a group of girls who took a general Home Ec. course this year. Meetings were held each Friday and plans were made and carried out to sell home-made candy at gamesg they also held bake sales at noon in the Home Ec. Lab. The club enjoyed chili suppers after school. Another time the group had a dinner and theater party. The club made a trip to Pittsburgh and visited many of the leading clothing and department stores. The object of the club is to create and develop a friendly and co- operative spirit among the girls. SUB-DEB CLUB ? SPANISH---T HE LANGUAGE OF OUR NEICHBORS FIRST YEAR GROUP President ........................................................................ Mary Johnson Vice President ................ ,............. R uth Vanesky Secretary-treasurer ........ ......... B arbara Schaffer Reporter .................................................................. Noreen Stegailov SECOND YEAR GROUP President ........................................................................ Audrey Auld Vice President ............. .............................. J ulia Mogor Secretary-treasurer ...... ......... S arabelle McCullough Reporter ......................... ...................... K athryn Auld Advisor ..................................................................... Mrs. Jane Miller The Spanish Club celebrated their third anniversary this year. Each group had their own officers. At the beginning of the year both groups chose a motto, song and colors. During the year meetings were held during class period. Plans were made and carried out for bake sales, selling candy at noon and several other projects. For entertainment the club held parties and dinners. During their educational and recreational meetings the clubs sang Spanish songs. Toward the end of the school year plans were made to put on a Spanish program for assembly. SPANISH CLUB FIRST ROW, Left to Right-A. Auld, J. Mogor, S. McCullough, B. Schaffer, M. Johnson, R. Vanesky. SECOND ROW-M. Auld, L. Orr, F. Hanna, P. Aber, M. Gibson, N. Stegailov. THIRD ROW-P. Johnson C. Auld, F. Christy, M. Robb, F. Jackson, F. Corbett. FOURTH ROW-D. Herr, L. Spory, S. Clack, W. Dilley. A LATIN CLUB FIRST ROW, Left to Right-M. Stefanick, J. Logan, A. Geiwitz, F. Crouch, P. De- Venney, D. Crishon, R. M. Quarterson, E. M. Bartholomew, D. McBride, E. Zahniser. SECOND ROW-M. Smock, L. Ellis, A. J. Rhoades, R. Addis, M. Dermond, M. Christy, J. Denault, I. Mihalcin, C. Knox. THIRD ROW-J. Weikal, J. Edeburn. N. Addicott, S. Dufford, J. Ramage, S. Rodgers, D. Zagger, I. Bock, S. Winder, J. Robb FOURTH ROW-J. Perkins, H. Steklachick, J. Vanesky, M. Ealy, M. Redmond, M. Deneen. J. Frankling, J. Duich, T. Lazorishak. FIFTH ROW-R. Taylor, J. Weldon, D. McKay, R. Dufford, G. Addicott, D. Wellen- dorf, B. Mild, A. Holcroft, J. Hughes. SIXTH ROW-J. Banjak, R. Lee, M. Swanson, F. Boles, J. Jagatich, R. Miller. FIRST YEAR GROUP President ........................... ..........,.............................. J ames Hughes Vice President ..... ........ T ed Lazorishak Secretary ........... ..... M ary Deneen Treasurer ...,.......................................................................... Ronny Lee SECOND YEAR GROUP President .................................................................. Richard Taylor Vice President ....... ............. J oyce Robb Treasurer .......... .................. F red Boles Secretary ....... ........................ D orothy Zagger Advisor ........ ........... ..... M i ss Marian Hildebrand The Junior Classical League is a national organization introduced to Hickory six years ago. The club was formed for the purpose of enjoying the entertaining and practical fundamental principles of Latin which cannot be taken up during the class period. Both the first and second year groups held interesting and educa- tional meetings throughout the course of the year. During this time many club functions were carried out. The most outstanding of these was the annual banquet in May. LATIN IS THE BASIC LANGUAGFl 1 G. A. A----KEEP GIRLS ACTIVE President ................ ....... H elen Vodenichar Vice President ....... .................. R uth Addis Secretary ............ .......... D orothy Zagger Treasurer ........ ........ M arjorie Dermond Advisor ...... ....................... ...... M i ss Neva Peterson The Girls' Athletic Association was organized to promote sports- manship and friendship among the girls at Hickory. At the beginning of the year teams were formed and team heads chosen. All the girls worked together in their own groups to gain points. At the end of the year the individuals who had the required number of points were rewarded with G. A. A. emblems. Most of their attention was claimed by a basketball tournament. Individual teams were composed and all games were played after school. This year's winning team was the Gibson Girls under the leadership of Marion Gibson. G. A. A. FIRST ROW, Left to Right-B. Banjak, M. Kosty, L. Ellis, D. Engrao, P. Barker, P. Zahniser, R. Bronich, J. Sperring, E. Hassell, J. Muir, S. Hogue, J. Logan, M. Stefanick, I. Mihalcin, C. Knox. SECOND ROW-M. Crammer, H. Herald, I. Fabian, J. Ramage, B. Schuster, E. Templeton, D. Stainbrook, E. Zahniser, B. Miller, P. DeVenney, G. Templeton, M Vodenichar, M. Sailor, D. Zagger, S. Rodgers, E. Stano, M. Dermond, M. Christy, M. Miller, J. Walsh, M. Rossman, W. Baugh, H. Parshall, E. Harkless, H. Patton, E. Snyder, M. Stowe, L. Knapp, Tallarico, N. Novak, H. Durkos, D. Paulenich. THIRD ROW-R. Addis, M. Hvozda, M. Johnson, D. Rankin, A. Paulenich, P. Fennell A. Tylowski, E. Swartz, N. Rogers, E. LaCerte, L. Myers, K. Love, F. Kamensky M. Mayernik, D. Crishon, B. Marenchin. FOURTH ROW-V. Lewis, E. Bartholomew, R. M. Quarterson, V. Kilgore, J. Denault M. Deneen, J. Ifranckling, A. M. Heasley, J. Abbott, M Saunders, S. Dufford R. Diefenderfer, J. Urban, B. Clark, M. Gibson, P. Aber, VV. Tarr. FIFTH ROW-M. E. McCullough, S. Winder, J. Robb, J. MacDonald, S. Marenchin J. Hoefert, O. Baxter, M. R. Minnick, M. Holsapfel, N. Hunter, C. Baker, K. Auld J. Lewis, J. Robb, G. Pears, R Albanese. SIXTH ROW-H. Vodenichar, B. Bisel, I. Kosty, M. Kirkland, D. Urmson, B. Gene1'al- ovich, B. Jagatich, P. Baxter, J. Horvath, D. Stinedurf, M. J. Osborne, B. Millison, S. McCullough, M. Plake, A. McCullough. 1 y 1 2 9 D GAA O ITOR 1,4-. MONITORS FIRST ROW, Loft. to Right-F. Christy, L. Knapp, J. Abbott, J. Robb, M. Johnson, M. Saunders, P. Aber, P. Baxter. SECOND ROW-R. Kilgore, P. Ondic, D. Stinedurf, D. Urnison, S. Dufford, R. Diefen- derfer, B. Clark, M. Kirkland, K. Auld. THIRD ROW-M. Hvozda, M. Ferguson, E. Kamensky, M. Dermond, D. McBride, J. Lewis, G. Pears, E. Hogue, N. Hunter, S. Clack. FOURTH ROW-J. Molasky, P. Trapasso, B. Brown, J. Kilgore, G. Stainbrook, B. Gerber, J. Baugh, A. Grodecki, B. Bittler. FIFTH ROW-W. Cheplick, N. McIntyre, D. Rust, A. Gorichky, J. Kelly, C. Snyder- wine, B. Fair, B. Douds. SIXTH ROW-B. Snyder, B. Peretic, J. Catania, B. Bisel, A. Bair, E. Steele. The monitors are asymbol of the student government prominent at Hickory. The monitors are a valuable contribution to the school. Their primary duties include helping strangers and keeping the halls and rooms of the school clean. One of their chief duties, to check on students loitering around the halls and rest rooms, was well carried out throughout the year. The aim of the monitors and student council is to promote coopera- tion among the students and faculty. The students from the Sophomore, Junior, and Senior classes ap- preciate and respect the honor they were given when chosen to serve as monitors. MONITORS MAINTAIN ORDER Q ICKURY LEAF HICKORY LEAF INFORMS THE PEOPLE This year for the first time the Leaf staff had the names of fresh- men, sophomores, and juniors on its role. Heretofore, the school paper was edited and published by seniors alone, but this year certain posi- tions were held open to underclassmen. Joe Horzich received the editorship, and under his direction the paper developed into the best publication ever produced at Hickory. The reason for the improve- ment of this year's paper over others was the addition of new articles of interest to all the students, and the presentation of the paper's ma- terial in such a manner as to induce the students to look forward to the next edition. The staff of the Hickory Leaf is to be congratulated for the fine work it has done this year. THE STAFF Editor ............................ .................................. ....... J o e Horzich Assistant Editor ............. ....... M ary Johnson Business Manager ............................. ............. D on Hunter Assistant Business Manager ........ ........ P auline Aber Artist ........................................................ ......... ........ ..... ......,..... J o e H orzich Sports Editor ........... ..................................................................... G ene Smith Proof Readers ................................................ Jessie Maner, Sarabelle McCullough Printers ............ Bill Brown, Bill Snyder, Jim Kilgore, Gerald Stainbrook, Bob Denault. Typists ........................ Maxine Plake, Esther Novak, Mary Petrosky, Pauline Ondic, Anne Antus, Anne McCullough. Reporters ............ Frances Christy, Andrey Auld, Frances Hanna, Phyllis McClimans, Marie Herald, Noreen Stegailov, Sally Clack, James Hughes, Ronny Lee, Muriel Smock. Advisor ....................................................................................... .......... M iss Betty Lou Artman HICKORY LEAF STAFF SEATED, Left to Right-F. Christy, P. McClimans, G. Smith, M. Johnson, J. Horzich, D. Hunter, P. Aber, M. Plake. STANDING-G. Stainbrook, S. McCullough, J. Kilgore, J. Maner, M. Petrosky, J. Dillinger, P. Ondic, W. Brown, A. McCullough, E. Novak, O. Stull, F. Hanna, S. Clack, N. Stegailov, M. Herald, M. Smock, A. Auld, J. Hughes, R. Lee. ICKORY HICKORY NUT STAFF SEATED, Left to Right-V. Kaluzne, G. Smith, A. McCullough, D. Robins, M. Plake, D. Hunter, M. Ferguson, E. Novak. STANDING-N. Murray, R. Kilgore, P. Johnson, F. Christy, D. Urmson, C. Burke S. Kulbak, S. McCullough, M. Petrosky, V. Tallarico, P. Ondic, W. Cheplick, J Maner, B. Millison. It is not necessary to go into detail concerning the work accom- plished by the Hickory Nut Staff. A close examination of the contents of this book will tell far better than words of the great amount of time and effort put forth by the staff members to publish this annual as you see it now. Little will ever be known of the trips to the cover company and printing firms by editors and advisor to settle a point in question or to investigate possibilities of change or improvement, of the lengthy reports and write-ups to be sweated over, polished, typed and edited, of the volume of information to be gathered and compiled. Therefore, so that credit may be given where due, there follows a list of features with the names of those who gathered and organized the material to be presented. First of all, much credit is to be given to Miss Marian Hildebrand, faculty advisor, for the way she has directed the work on the book. The features are as follows :- Class Histories ...................................................................................................... Sophie Kulbak Senior Prophecy ....... ......... A nne McCullough-Assist. Ed. Claire Burke Sports ........................... ....................................................... G ene Smith-Sports Ed. Clubs ....................................................... .......... D ick Robins-Editor, Sophie Kulbak Humor, Candids, etc. .................... .................. P hyllis Johnson, Regina Kilgore Administration and Faculty . ........... Jessie Maner, Sarabelle McCullough Art ......................................................................................................... Joseph Horzich-Art Ed. Class Will ....................................... Maxine Plake-Bus. Manager, Don Hunter- Ass't Bus. Manager. Senior Activities and Typing .................. Pauline Ondic, Velma Kaluzne, Marion Ferguson, Esther Novak. Senior Write-ups .................. Anne McCullough, Nora Murray, Betty Lou Millison. School Calendar ....... .................... F rances Christy Music ............................. ...................... D olores Urmson Make-up ....................................... ...... D ick Robins, Gene Smith HICKORY NUT BRINGS BACK MEMORIES x MUSIC SOOTHES THE SOUL This year the Senior Chorus and Glee Club were combined. It consists of members who sing four part harmony. During the year the chorus participated in assembly programs, special programs, and other activities. The girls rehearsed on Monday in Room 15. The boys rehearsed Tuesday in Room 15. The entire group rehearsed on the stage Wednes- day, Thursday, and Friday. 9th period was spent on small groups such as the Girls trio and the Boys Quartet. In the chorus this year we find many talented singers. They have proved their ability by participating in different programs throughout the year. DIRECTOR:-MRS. RUTH C. WEBB Each year in memory of Ethel V. Carley, one of the founders of the Shenango Valley Concert Association, two Memberships are given to each school in the valley to be awarded to the two seniors who are considered the best in vocal and instrumental music. In our music de- partment Dolores Urmson received the award for instrumental music and Dick Robins received the award for singing. This membership provides free admission to all the concerts given by the Shenango Valley Concert Association this season. Julia Mogor received a similar award from the Sharon Quota Club. CHORUS AND GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW, Left to Right-R. M. Meyer, P. Beader, D. Engrao, F. Rogers, I. Fabian, M. Crammer, R. Schaffer, E. Zahniser, L. Myers, J. Stefanick, P. Mc- Kulhavy, B. Lilly, M. Vodenichar, S. Hogue, N. Rossnian, B. Fornof, J. Mogor. SECOND ROW-N. Stegailov, R. Vanesky, J. Vanesky, D. Crishon, M. Petrosky, R. Kulhavy, B. Lilly, M. Vodenichar, S. Hogue, N. Rossman, B. Fornof, J. Mogor. THIRD ROWHJ. Rarnage, J. Hocfcrt, E. Harkless, W. Tarr, H. Clark, B. Bartholo- mew, M. Plake, B. Millison, I. Hunt, W. McConnell, A. Heasley, L. Orr. FOURTH ROW-M. Deneen, M. E. McCullough, M. Mayernik, O. Baxter, K. Fisher, R. Kilgore, W. Kerber, C. Miller, A. Smith, I. Somers, E. Novak, S. Kulbak, P. , Johnson. FIFTH ROW-D. Patton, J. Smith, R. Diefenderfer, S. Dufford, R. M. Quarterson, C. Burke, M. Johnson, F. Hanna, M. Vassen, A. Rhoades, M. Holsapfel, V. Kilgore, H. Parshall, M. Sniock, D. Somers. SIXTH ROW-E. Weldon, R. Fleet, J. Lunn, W. Miller, C. Porsch, N. McInty1'e, A. Rodewalt, D. Robins, A. Bair, W. Williams, F. Corbett, W. Horsman, F. Jones. SEVENTH ROW-G. Jones, J. Kelly, R. Lee, A. Quarterson, E. Means, D. Hunter, B. Peretic, H. Moore, J. Hughes, A. Holcroft, J. Dillinger. a CHORU N ORCHES THA CKC4? Lallfses BAND l'I,I PES: P. Pool, E. Siano. K. Wentz, ll. Ising. E l'I.AlZlNli'l'S: V. Miller, J Iloeferl. M. Deneen, M. Vhristy. E. M. Bartliolomew, lf. Holes, R. Lnrtz. IC, Bulger I . Lzizorishak. ll. Shamu, lf Burnett. I. Bock, Y. Powell. D, Swanson, A. Tylowski A. I'aulenieh. E Clarinets: E. Horner. UBUE: M. llermond, BASSOON: S. Irons SAXAPHONE: M. Swanson, R. Applegiate, S. Flack, M. Vhantrey. IVRENVII IIORNS J. Dermond. J. Maner. J. Ilfdllllllli, B. Lone: EI'I'IIUNlI'MS: Ii. Miller. .l, Illlfllllllllll TROMBUNES: D. Ifrmson, D. Mcliay. H. Kriehko. G. Lrmson, B. Vusick. BASS HORNS: D. Urmson. Walker Gunn, V. Addieot. DRUMS: B. Campbell. J. Hughes, B Doumls, M. R. Minnick. BELLS: B. Schaffer. TRLMPETS: G. Hunt. D. McBride, G Smith, K. Shannon, A. Samol, S. Samol, M. L. Gaugh, C. Sobey, E. Hogue. BAND MANAGER: Jack YYeldon. ASST. BAND MANAGER: James Hughes. BAND DIRECTOR-MR. LOUIS COHEN This year Hickory has produced the largest and the best band they have ever had. It consists ot' fifty-two members. Again this year tht seniors received jackets and the juniors received letters. Elections were held and the following were elected: President, George Hunt: Secretary. Fred Boles: Treasurer. Joan Dermond. A concert was given at the beginning of the school year in order to raise money to purchase more instruments. VVe were successful in 4Continued on page Top ORCHESTRA YIOLINS: D. Lrmson, I-'. Jackson. R. Yanesky, R. M. Stefanick, W. Stano, Il. Herald, M. Herald, N. Novak. H. Durkos. VELLO: V. Knox, M. R. Minnick. VIULA: Ii. SCl121i'l'L'l'. VIA.-XRINETSZ F. Bllles. I . Vroueli. l I.I l'ES: E. Stano. OBOE: M. Der, mond, SAXAPHONES: M. Swanson, R. Applegate. TRLMPET: Gene Smith. HORNS: J. Dermond, J. Maner, J. Denault. TROMBONE: D. McKay. DRUMS: B. Vainpbell. TYPANI: J. Hughes. PIANO: D. McBride. DIRECTOR: Louis Folie-n. I Rodney ...........,.. Bernadine Dodd Paula Rainey Scooper Nolan . Tina .................. Andy ..... Frank ....... Walter Cheplick Varl Snyderwine THE E TIOR PL Y MEMBERS OF THE FAST WERE: James Kilgore Regina Kilgore Wilma Jane Kerber Joe Molasky Marian Ferguson Lloyd Stull James Lunn SOLDIERS FROM Paul Hassell Mike Brindz Owen Stull Oscar ........................ Hortense Bennington.. Dead-Pan Hacket .... Carl Loomis ........... Joe Jerome .......... Mickey Malone ....... Uncle Poodgie ........ CAMP LONGSTREET: Jack Dillinger Betty Lou Millison Fred Corbett .....Roland Bentley Donald Hunter Bill Snyder Bill Fair Gerald Stainbrook a Alex Gorichky Girl friends of Janie ........................,........................... Velma Kaluzne, Elsie Kamensky For many seniors the evening of October 30, 1944 was a momentous time. lt was the opening night of Janie our mirth provoking and timely senior play. The setting for 'tJanie was a town near an army camp, and the action concerned what happens when a cavalcade of exuberant young fellows meets a bevy of high school ladies whose parents are the worry- ing type. The fun starts in the Colburn household fGene Smithl and 1Claire Rurkej when Mrs. Lawrence fLorene Orrj. a flirtatious Southern widow, arrives for a visit with her son Dick tBill Brownj 1 stationed at the near- by army camp. The doting mother having haunted New Haven dur- ing Dick's two years at Yale bids fair to follow him even into the GS tContinued on page TOJ CI-IOOL CALE D R Sept. 6-School Opens!! A million bells ring through the halls and the youth of Hickory can again be seen going to and from our beloved school. Sept. 8-Freshmen still bewildered. They'll soon see the light. Kwe hopel Sept. 19-Flash! Seniors elect officers-Dick Robins rides again. Sept. 21-At last!!! Mrs. Miller announces the play cast of Janie . No mo1'e wondering and worrying about who's to be Janie, Elsbeth, Scooper, etc .... . Sept. 22-Miss Johnnie Anna Thomas was guest soloist in assembly. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov Nov Nov Nov Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. OCTOBER 2-Seniors choose invitations, name cards, and memory books. 4-G. A. A. has the first meeting. Our girl athletes have big plans for the year. 5-Sr. Tri-Hi-Y inducts Sophomores and Juniors at an impressive candlelight service in the gym. 5-Science Club inducts and initiates new members-I'll bet you're still shaking. 6-Magazine Campaign gets off to a flying start. 12-Now we know why everyone was dressed up! I swear, they do look civilized -Sr. pictures taken. 16-17-Teachers Institute. Hurray! No school for a few days. 18-Band Concert enjoyed. Band Boosters go over their goal to raise money instruments. for 18-The Dixie Dandy Dog and Monkey Circus is our first paid assembly? Well! It's a change. 19-First six weeks ends and report cards come out! Oh! Me! 24-Halloween Party -Full house- Stardusters make their first public ap- pearance and are grand. 30- Janie is a great success-First play at Hickory to have three perform- ances. NOVEMBER 1-First day of hunting season. Queer! An awful lot of boys out sick. 2-The officers of the Science Club are inducted. 7-P. O. D. classes hold election. Franklin wins 3 to 1. 8-Hickory Nut Staff announced. Seniors hold a meeting: Choose G1'een and VVhite as their colors and the yellow rose as their flower. 9, . 10-Armistice Day Assembly. Planned by the Devotional Committee. . 15-Spanish Club I has delightful chili supper. . 16-Junior girls sell home made candy. hmmmmmmmm! . 22-Dismissed for Thanksgiving vacation at 2 P. M. It's these vacations that we look forward to. DECEMBER 1-Boys out hunting- Deers or Dears -We wonder! 5-Cheerleaders chosen: They're really good. 8-Report Cards! No gains-Considerable losses. 12-Snow, snow and more snow. School closed!! Parties, games and Christ- mas Dance called off. 19-School still closed. We're in for a long vacation. lAin't it wonderful'?J JANUARY, 1945 1-Resolutions made! 2-Resolutions brokenl-----as usual. 8-Back to school after a long, long vacation. Just like the first day of school --everyone excited and everything forgotten. 9-Seniors get their pictures and name cards. Juniors get their rings. 13-School on Saturdays from now until Ma1'ch 24. We have to make up all the days missed because of the snow. Oh! Me! fContinued on page ............ J CALENDAR Jan. 17-Hmmmmmm-Smell something.good'? It's Chili that's to be sold at noon. Jan. 19-Science Club puts on assembly program. Our little scientists are really going to town these days. Jan. 26-Assembly-International Revue. FEBRUARY Feb. 22-John Sloan gives a lecture in assembly. MARCH March 30-One day Easter vacation. APRIL April 3-Harold Eide, guest for assembly. MAY May 15--Senior' Trip to Mercer May 17-JuniorASenior Prom. May 18-Class Day. May 20-Baccalaureate. May 21-Class Day. May 24-Commencement. May 30-Memorial Day Program. JUNE June 1-School closes-and so ends our last year-FINIS. THE BAND AND ORCHESTRA CContinued from page 673 raising 31800. With this money we have purchased instruments for both the band and orchestra. We now have practically full instru- mentation in the band. During the year the band marched at parades, played for assem- blies and other activities. It played for the basketball games and during the halves gave colorful performances by forming different formations on thqe floor, led by our Majorette and Drum Major. A Band Booster Club was organized consisting of the band and orchestra members who contributed to the band fund. It has been very successful in its plan to make the band one of the best in this section. The president is Mr. Lehman. The successful school year was ended for the band and orchestra by their holding of the annual Banquet and Band Prom in the spring. DIRECTOR :-MR. LOUIS COHEN THE SENIOR PLAY fContinued from page 681 trenches, but is fortunately sidetracked by a susceptible bachelor CDick Robinsj who is also a guest at the Colburns. When Janie fJoan Dermondl and Dick and a few of their friends get together for a little innocent fun while the elders are dining at the country club, the party gets out of hand. The plot is also complicated to a degree by Janie's seven year old sister, Elsbeth iDoris Pattonh, an enterprising child with an inventive mind and a genius for making a nuisance of herself. The Play was well received and another successful performance was given on Oct. 31. ... ... IN ll-H+ bPURTb FIELD A A MR WILLIAM RITTER Coach Second vear as a varslty coach He turned out a Hne team vslth onlx th1ee lettelmen f1om lavt Xeal s Qquad ae 1 nucltu Vhll coach valqlty football as well as basketball next X631 JOE DUICH Dueech Ju111o1 'Xian ager Dulch has been the H01 nete 11131135-91 for the past two years V613 capable and efficlent at thlg post ht mll 1ctu1n ne xt 1031 to manage the 1945 1946 squad JOE MOLASKX Moe SLIHOI lN 72 Guald C0 Captaln Thls IS Moe Q th11d 3631 ae a va1e1ty lette1 man uae great on the lebounds on the the cltfcn e Moe aleo got hls sham of pomte commg- ln fifth fo1 the Qchool KILGO vsa1d Co Captaln Thl xxaq T'1ll1f Ent yeal on the V3.1:ltX llxeu un to hls pu srakon bllllll up a dead evm o11 shots hw ab Lncc ulll bt felt by next yeal s team RE Tally QLIIIOI Ol C FINE SMITH Smltty Semor cente1 Thle lx Sl'l'l1tt'v s Qecond year on the vaxelty A lettuman fIOl'l1 laet year could 5-,o clth 1 xx lV out of thc Plwot 5-ot hls sham of ztbound tap shote H15-h sto 61 on the VAISIIV thu vea1 wlth 145 pomts RIC HARD BUCHANAN Buck Jumor Cuald Blg- Buck Wae ll1LllQ penxablt on the df-fcnec got eve15th1ng., off the boald that Lama- hzs xx ly a dead Nhot fl0ll1 tl1e c01ne1 hook Qhot from the plvot made llllTl .1 precnous man on the offense OW If N STI I I O lkex QGHIOI Ionx nfl 'Il'llS was also Oakeye fimt ycal on the Waulty you could count on Oaktx to cans out hw pa1t of the attack a dead eye 011 the shots got hls xhale off the back boald l 'l 55 A 1 ,fl .fm gf ll Y! w Y JA ' 99 ' , A -.- --- ,J --- --- --- .Y '--- . .q . .' , . . . .A' , ,. . - ,..'. 11. - 1 4 . ,- ,' Q- -. , 'V . l , .- . 1 .. 1 --- , x cl ' '.. 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J I s ' ', , - fx 'K x li f' . 1 . b 1 4 ' r- 5 35 A 5 9 o DON McKAY - - - Mac - - - Junior - - - Center GLEASON ANDERSON - - - Butch - - - Senior - - - A big boy who could take them off the board and dunk them back in again - - - a dead shot from the corner and a good push shot from the pivot area - - -Great things are expected of Don next year. BILL FAIR - - - Biff - - - Senior - - - Forward - - - This is Bill's second year on the squad - - - He was a substitute last year although not quite earning a letter - - 5 short, fast and a good shot describe Bill - - - a cool player who fought hard for the ball. BILL BROWN - - - Basil - - - Senior - - - Guard - - - He returns from last year's squad - - - although not a letter-man Basil did his bit when it was possible. Not seeing much action you could count on a good game being turned in by Basil. L. - - - Butch was the utility man of the squad plying every position on the iloor - - - a big boy - - - hard on rebounds - - - Butch never gets riled - - - his first year of basket- ball on either Varsity or Jr. Varsity - - - spotted in last year's intramurals. AULTON GIBSON - - - 'Gibby - - - Junior - - - Guard - - - Gibby came from last year's squad - - - a dead eye on the long ones - - - a husky lad, and an important man on de- fense although he saw little action - - - we expect to see something good from Gibby next year. ROLAND BENTLEY - - - Pearl - - - Senior JAC - - -- Forward - - - first year on the Varsity - - - tall, left-handed - - - a good shot - - - although Roland saw little action he proved to be valuable when needed - - - Roland leaves us by graduation this year. K DILLINGER - - - Jackson - - - Senior - - - A letterman from last year - - - Left the squad after the second game to enter Uncle Sam's Armed Forces. GAME WRITE-UPS HICKORY 35 - SANDY LAKE 8 The Hornets took their opening encounter with a very easy margin. The Lakers found the nets only twice during the game with both shots made in the last stanza. Kilgore led the scoring with 13 points. HICKORY 25 - NEW WILMINGTON 23 A nip and tuck game all the way with New Wilmington displaying a good team. The Hornets put their all into the last quarter to outscore the Greyhounds 5-3 taking the game with 2 points. It was again Kilgore with 10 points. HICKORY 18 - MERCER 30 The first defeat of the year suffered at the hands of the County Seaters. The Hornets could not find the range, and the result, a defeat. Molasky was high for the losers with 5 points. HICKORY 22 -- GREENVILLE 30 A second upset in league competition this time by the Greenville Trojans. The Hornets fell short on the point-getting and thus lost a hard fought battle. In this contest Smith was high with nine points. HICKORY 36 - SANDY LAKE 11 The Hornets travelled to Sandy Lake to hand the Lakers their second defeat of the year. This time the Lakers managed to dump 4 field goals through the nets. Buchanan carried the scoring honors with 11 counters. HICKORY 36 - FREDONIA 16 A make-up game from December 15 played at the Vocats court January 11. The Hornets took command from the start and held a comfortable margin during the re- mainder of the encounter. Fair was high for the Hornets in this game with 13 points. HICKORY 19 - SHARPSVILLE 32 A third upset for the Hornets' came in a make-up game of January 2 against Sharpsville at the Hornets home court. The game got off to a 7-7 deadlock at the end of the first quarter, but the Hornets went scoreless in the second stanza to give Sharpsville an 8 point lead. The lead was too great. Kilgore was high with 10 points. HICKORY 20 - WEST MIDDLESEX 18 Hickory Hornets outscored the Big Reds by two points in a thrill packed battle at the Hornet court. Two foul shots by Smith and a goal by Gilkey were the only points in the last quarter. Molasky topped Hickory with 7 counters. HICKORY 30 - GROVE CITY 25 The Hornets went out and reaped their first league encounter over a stubborn Grove City five. The game was hard fought all the way, but the Hornets six point lead at halftime was too much for the Grovers. The scoring honors went to Stull with 8 points. HICKORY 37 -- FREDONIA 11 The Hornets repeating an early season victory over the Vocational quintet, The Hornets allowed their defense to be penetrated for only two field goals through- out the battle. Every man on Hickory's squad took part in the point gettingg while Smith went high with 8 counts. HICKORY 23 - BROOKFIELD 24 A make-up game from December 12 the Hornets invaded Brookfield to be turned back by a stubborn quintet. The game was nip and tuck all the way with the lead changing hands several times. Several shots and fouls were missed by the Hornets in the last quarter. Kilgore and Stull shared the scoring honors with 5 points each. HICKORY 17 -- GREENVILLE 35 The Hornets second League defeat at the hands of Greenville was suffered on the Greenville courtg where the Hornets could not find the range throughout the en- counter: dropping only 5 field goals. Stewart of Greenville racked up 17 points to take the honors of the evening. Molasky was high for Hickory with 5. HICKORY 35 - YOUNGSTOWN CHANEY 41 In a thrilling game played at Youngstown Chaney High School, the Hornets were turned back after matching the Ohioans scoring all the way, until late in the last quarter where Chaney pulled away from a 35-34 lead to outscore Hickory 6 points. to 1. Still carried off individual honors with 12 points. HICKORY 37 - GROVE CITY 29 The Hornets handed the Grovers their second league defeat on the Grove City Court. A 5-5 deadlock at the end of the first quarter was moved up and Grove City headed 15-12 at halftime. The Hornets threw a barrage of field goals in the second half to outscore Grove City 25 points to 14. Stull and Smith divided scoring honors with 10 points apiece. HICKORY 51 - HARTFORD 23 The Hornets had little trouble turning back a Hartford quintet with an easy 28 point margin. The Hornets hopped off to a comfortable 13-5 lead in the first quarter and lengthened it to 29-8 at halftime. Every man on the Hornet squad participated in the point getting which was a barrage of 22 field goals and 7 of 11 free throws. Fair led the victors with 11 points. HICKORY 32 - BROOKFIELD 23 The Hornets revenging an earlier season 1 point victory on the Ohioan's court, got off to an early lead in the first quarter and held a margin all the way. The score being 12-7 at finish of the last quarter and 13-10 at halftime. The Hornets in the last quarter outscored Brookfield 10-9 to take the game victorious. Buchanan took honors with 11 points. HICKORY 31 - NEW WILMINGTON 32 The Hornets though fighting hard went under the feet of the New Wilmington quintet, by a 1 point decision. The game was nip and tuck all the way with New Wil- mington ahead 11-10 at the end of the first quarter. Hickory took the lead 19-16 at halftime and 26-24 at the end of the third. New Wilmington outscored the Hornets 8 points to 5 to go down victorious. Kilgore paced the Hornets with 12 points. HICKORY 47 - MERCER 34 The Hornets gained revenge on an early season loss by penetrating the Mustang defense to win with a score of 47-34. The score at the end of the first stanza was 12-8 and 18-15 at the half. In the last quarter the Hornets outscored the Mercerites 18-10 with Smith converting 9 of the 18 points in the last quarter to make him high score of the evening with a total of 16 points. HICKORY 33 - WEST MIDDLESEX 20 The Hornets repeating an early season victory over the Big Reds on the West Middlesex court found the nets early and jumped off to a 10-4 lead the first quarter. They kept it at 14-19 at halftime and 24-19 at the end of the third. The Hornets outscored the home team 9 points to 1 in the last stanza. Smith went high for Hickory accounting for 23 of the Hornets 33 points. HICKORY 31 - SHARPSVILLE 33 The Hornets last game of the season was a thrill packed battle played at the Blue Devils court. It was nip and tuck with neither team being more than three points ahead at any point in the game. Sharpsville led 7-5 the first quarter, Hickory took over 18-16 at halftime. Sharpsville led again at the third. Each team tallied 7 points in the final stanza to make the 33-31. Smith held honors with 13 points. Goal Foul C. P. Pts. Smith ...... .. 55 37-64 19 145 Kilgore ....... .. 42 18-40 20 102 Buchanan .. 30 26-53 20 86 Stull ...... .. 29 20-38 20 78 Molasky .. 29 14-22 18 72 Fair ........ .. 20 7-13 18 47 McKay .... .. 17 9-19 17 43 Gibson .... .. 6 2- 6 16 14 Bentley ..... .. 4 3- 5 18 11 Anderson .. 2 6-10 18 10 Brown .... .. 3 1- 4 16 7 237 143-314 615 Games Won-123 Games Lost-8 JUNIOR VARSITY Left to Right-T. Lazorishak, W. Johnson, W. Horsman, J. Anderson, B. Williams, B. Bogolin, D. Rust, R. Burdick, H. Moore, F. Boles, A. Murray, J. Moody. JUNIOR VARSITY Our Junior Varsity was a team that took all the hard bumps, their coaches were changed most of the year each one offering something new in style of play. They came to practice, but had to either wait until Varsity was finished or scrimage against the Varsity. Coming out from under all these hardships, they stuck it out for the season and thus displayed a smooth working, hard playing little team, losing only three of the seasons encounters. These boys of the Junior Varsity are the material that will be used, in years to come, on the Varsity squad. We know that when they can cooperate and show a season record like this while still on the Junior Varsity that the Varsity team in the future will become the championship team of the county. They have set up a season record of 16 victories and 3 defeats. The schedule: Hickory 44 Sandy Lake ....... ..... Hickory ....... ...... 3 5 Mercer ........................ ..... Hickory 24 Greenville ........................ Hickory 25 New Wilmington ......... Hickory 30 Sandy Lake ..................... Hickory 29 Sharpsville ...................... Hickory 29 West Middlesex ......... Hickory 22 Grove City ........................ Hickory 21 Farrell Hi-Y ......... ..... Hickory 41 Brookfield ........................ Hickory 29 Greenville ........................ Hickory 24 Youngstown Chaney Hickory E33 Grove City ........................ H ic kory 41 H artford .................. ..... Hickory 32 Brookfield ...............,........ Hickory 32 New XVilmington ...,..... Hickory 32 Mercer ................................. Hickory 28 VVest Middlesex ......... Hickory 14 Sharpsville ...,......... ..... Our five majorettes were on the job at every Our Cheerleaders During the hardwood season of lil-l-1-19-15 we were proud to have a staff of' worthy cheer- leaders to eo along: and suppor: our team. Though sometimes our team was on the bottom. you could count on the cheerleaders to step onto the floor and lead the fans in cheers so as to pep up the team. Often their cheers enabled us to over-power defeat. Our Maj orettes home appearance, leading the band in a parade drill at the half of each game. They were hiahly skilled and with maneuvers in unison they en- tertained the fans while the teams were re- cooperating' in the dressing rooms. We hope these girls will continue their work and help to hold the morale and the school spirit at its highest pitch in years to come. Next year there will be two new majorettes needed to fill the places vacated by Nora Murray and Joan Love who will be lost by graduaticn. in CHEERLEADERS Left to Riehtfhl. Hvozda, N. Shipton. P c Clitnans, XV. Dilley. V. Kaluzne. FOOTB LL We the Seniors of '45 are very proud and sincerely happy to print in this issue of the Hickory Nut the welcome news of the opening of a new field of sports here at Hickory. By this we mean the news that was revealed earlier in the school year succeeding a meeting of the School Board on October 9, 1944. During the Gridiron Season of 1945 Hickory High School will display a football squad, and enter against other schools in the valley. We at Hickory know that we have material to fill the holes in the line and backfield, and are confident that the team turned out next season will be a team to be remembered in years to come. 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' 0 M ' K U III2 2 K I , COMPLIMENTS Reznor Dru Company 118 E STATE 122 W STATE SHARON PA 0009056 CLASS WILL AND TESTAMENT 1Contn11ed fiom page 303 Sambelle McCullough leax es thxb ad W anted a handbome hus oand to trade for brand new diploma Dorothy Stinedurf leax ee her bangs to Don McKaw Edith Johnson wills her cheelfulness to the facultx and admmis tration Buy Graduation Gifts of Quality at Frank s Jewelry P A Y W E E K L Y CHARGE IT NO INTEREST OR CARRYING CHARGE FRANK S JEYS LLRX COR STATE 8z VINE STS OPPOSITE WILLSONIS FURNITURE CO O O O CASH PRICES ON EASIEST TERMS , . X0'IQOWW ., , , ,J LI, A ke. A i ' : ' R .r , . Y 3 ' . I ff Y , - Alice Ruth Smith leaves her quick blushes to Margaret Saunders. v ' v 7 X . . . , v Q v N Y Ql00 PA L W GLENN General Contractor OFFICE PHONE 6206 17 S DOCK STREET SHARON PENNA them Clalre Burke leavee her varlety of earrmgs to anyone who llkee Ann Antus leaw es her perfect colffure to Joanne Hoefert Sophle Kulbak leaves Hxckory wlth one long Slgh and the remark Thank goodness Donald Hunter leaves hls last name to all llttle bunmee Maxme Plake bequeaths her gray matter to the Freshmen CS1gnedJ O G GOSH CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF 45 KROGER GRCCERY Cr BAKING CO HOME OF QUALITY MEATS 8: GROCERIES FRESH VEGETABLES VINE AVE SHARON PA PEERLESS WALLPAPER 41 River Ave Sharon, Pa FOR BETTER WALLPAPERS AND PITTSBURGH PAINTS I . v ' . Y . . W . Y ' K L Y . . . Y w . . . I K6 1? . . - . . Y L . . . . . OX 7 o 66 . , . . - n SAY IT WITH FLOWERS E J MURCHIE 81 O FLORISTS SHARON PENNA Store 33 Vlne Ave Phone 7282 Greenhouse Brookfield Ave Phone 7026 'NIFWIBI' R FLORISTS TFI PI HHXPH DI' I IX FRX ASSOC IATIOIN PROPHECY OF THINGS TO COME IC0nt1nuel flom page 371 neu lx erected and extremels modernlstlc buildlng He informed us that the facultx included Julianne Hoixdth phvblcal education teacher Mike Brmdva m lthcmqtlcs teachei Jack Dillinger XOC3.tl0ll3l agriculture When we re xched the house the door ww as opened by in Cfflfllellt house maid Phylllb BIHTIB Johnson Ill fx neat black dress and starched is hite apron Roland b wife CPee1rl Baxterj and their three children A M ZIMMER DIAMOND AND WEDDING RINGS HAMILTON ELGIN BULOVA GIRARD PERREGAUX WATCHES 141 EAST STATE ST PHONE 5854 SHARON PA MEHL S ramer s Shoe Store Fine Footwear and Hosiery H Q 5 h,ff,,e Cloth For the Entire Family Dunl P Hn E ,ly 55 t Cro by Square Shoe O O O W Stt Dal'-1,219 54 E Stat St Sha n Pa 4 a r v a o o . ul 0 I, 1 ,, I .. 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I , e , ro , , W We Congratulate The Hickory High Graduates FOR YOUR NEXT SUIT OR TOPCOAT T R Y HO TZ MYER Headquarters for Style and Quality ovvwvvb greeted us in the llX11lg loom Peall uae xexy glad to bee ue and she lneieted that vs e hadn t changed a bit Our com ersation sn ae intei rupted bw a knock on the dooi and a Fuller Brush man CCarl Snyderxwlnej en teied the loom It took much algument and the piice of three brushes to get lld of him but he was finally pushed out of the door and in e eat dovsn hospitalitx made uhatex ei excufsee we could think of and left VS Q lOd6 into town on 41 bus din en by Bob Burnett We did not IGCOQDNIIQ him until he spoke to ue because he had grown K1 huge bushx BRAINARD S SERVICENTER 24 HOUR SERVICE TOWING AND WRECKING SERVICE O 0 O 923 E STATE ST SHARON PA Arab M00 OFFICE PHONE 9960 RES PHONE 8156 ABE COHEN S AUTO WRECKING AUTO SAFETY GLASS SPECIALISTS NEW AND USED AUTO PARTS 132 BUDD AVENUE SHARON PENNA O O K6 ' 77 O S ' ' -' 4 . 4 7 w v - V - 1 - - . 4 r 1 -' . 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BOOO 6lOlOOIOQPONIO0bI'0O COIVIPLIMENTS MCCONNELL FUNERAL HOME 264 EAST STATE ST SHARON PA PHONE 7011 f KOWIPLINIENTS TRI STATE MUSIC CIGARETTE MACH I NE CO mc we deuded th it tht xusest thmg to do was to fmd the tlme machlne and get back to 1945 On ou1 way to Keel Rldge H111 where we had left Dr Woo S ma chme we wandered out of our xx ay and ran lnto a graxe yard Our 111 IHSLYIDIIOIIS on the stones Suddenly to ou1 SUIDIISQ and CIlSl'I13.V we dlscox ered 4 small obscure graylsh tombstone on wlnch was xx rltten HLRE LIE ANNE MCCLLLOUGH AND CLAIRE BURKE KILI ED IN T O N Y B O G O L I N MEAT and GROCERIES NORTH WATER AVE PHONE 2 1092 SHARON PA COIVIPLIMENTS ZABO JEWELRY STORE 148 West State St Sharon P -QF- 5? 54 O060bO0l -OF, Y0O00 'O . , . f 1 1 v - I ' v 3 Y I - . ' Y . T 7 l . - terest was aroused and we meandered from tomb to tomb reading the ' I I ' ' I I I ' I -.-- ' I ' I y 'I 7, I I I 'I I v ' v v ' gi- . . , . , . . . . LK F T v J 00 O 0Obl0Ofl OO0l k . , a. OXl O6 vl QIOINIOOINI IDEAL BAKERY 2 STORES 2 FARRELL Phone 3503 SHARON Phone 6959 FOR YOUR GRADUATION SUIT SEE Roberts Hdwe Co Z PAINTS T 5. T ,S SPORTING Goons G dCl h 099 AUTHORIZED hb A FOOLISH ATTEMPT TO RIDE INTO THE FLTURE ON A TINIE WIACHINIE MAY GOD REST THEIR VVEARY BONES Anne McCullough Clalre Burke J ick ITIIIIIILGI' Cto Ins slsterb If I m NtlICIV1IIg' xx hen x ou get back sure and xx ake me up JOHN B. LEWIS DIAL 3622 55 S MAIN ST SHARON PA General Tnres Kraft System Recappmg 24 HOUR sERvlcE GENERAL TIRES GENERAL BATTERIES as STEPS oFF STATE STREET . l THE he ore ha aves You Money on oo ot es 5? 2? 29 W. State St. Sharon, Pa. WESTINGHOUSE DEALER E 2 . . Y :lu , A1 L. ' lv I ' be .- f V 0IOQO09 S I L V E R M A N S FAMILY SHOE STORE 53 WEST STATE STREET OPEN EVENINGS 124 WES SHARON PA OM DIAL 6745 EPP S ARMY STORE A Full Llne of SOLDIERS NEEDS AND EQUIPMENT T STATE ST SHARON PENNA Mrs MIIIQI Clase dftel I g,1xe you you1 report cards you may pass ou Ross M Don t worry me w11l Elsle K My face IS my foltune Velma K Then you II celtamly not haye to pay any lnoome ax w1Il yo COMPLIMENTS AUTENREITH S DOLLAR STORE Sam Lurle 6' Son G 6' M ROGERS Wtst GIFTS Shd B d GOOD CLOTHES FOR THE YOUNG MAN S t W y GOOD INVESTMENT I 5? Ak , . I A Quarter of a Century of Service 9 . , . -V ' -- U ' 1 vw 4 ' 1 T' v v 7 - 1 . . . I , t 7, , as a Y Y 7 ' H ' , 44 Y - 7 , H - U v 7 1 ' 7 ' . t' , ' u? I lNlOOQ .EOF- I , . 5 . . . Dishes 1 I-amPS 1 3 CS Corner ta e and Porter a Rods - Venetian Iin s Glassware . 121 es ate St. Sharon, Pa. Q04-0000 ROBERT P YS 00135 OUTFITTER FOR MEN 14 Walnut St Sharpsvllle Pa DeFOREST BUICK CO BUICK CADILLAC USED CARS SOUTH MAIN AVE SHARON PA PHONE 5506 B111 F VN hlla we IC s1tt1111a 111 thc 1111o11l1 I1 Id l1ke to 1 k xou NOITl9tIIIIII., B111 F Couldu t xou moxe OXGI Im 1tt111g., 1 1 n Joe HOlZICh Hfue you 11ot1cQd the latest thlng III mens cloth111g, Qll00Isl Phxl Johnson Yes women Congratulations Class of I945 The baron tore POREMOST IIN I- LXSHION av-0-:vo-aww-AJ Olwl0000iI0lI ilI0 NXO l'IOC4.2 I , ,sq 2 . A 5 S k 54 . , . 00O cI0 0 0?l?O 0OJJOO00 . I 1 . r 1 1 gl as y A4 r .. . H 1 7' Nfblfl M..- Yes! . I ,, , v V Q, , V. . A . ,, j . s f 111 . all. , . ' 3 H K v Y ' , ,. ' ' M ' r.77 v Y . U . 'V s . .1 1, . . 'W 1 Y 71 ,Y 1 1 5 iO0OO0 0000J0I0OOi0lOQ0l00 l00 - 0000000000 CONGRATUL ATIONS To the L laduatee of H1Ck0lV Hlgh School SPEIZER SHOP LADIES READY TO WEAR wHARON PLINNA PHONE 2099 ELITE BEAUTY 6' COSMETIC SHOPPE INDIVIDUALISTIC ARTISTICS IN BEAUTY CULTURE 212 E STATE ST SHARON PA 0090005 Mr Houck fAdxa11ced Alg Chisel How far are you from the correct answer? Audrey A Hee so romantlc every tlme he epeaks to me he starts fan' ladv Mary P Romantlc my eye he ueed to be a street car con ductor CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1945 UNTER Sauce Slaifmn SHARON MERCER RD AT HERMITAGE T A , . . 1. i . . . 1 X . i , 1 ' . I' if 54 X V . ., . U , , 1 vs .. Carl S. .- Two seats. gg - U ' -1 ' 1 ' mi' L ., , , A L , ,, 4 - 1 H v - U ' v y w - .T , , L . 77 ' 1 O I ' o QUNII I INII' N IS T H O M P S 0 N S FARM IMPLEMENTS DIAL 4821 R D 2 SHARON PA 1 Ol R'l ESX P TEA 818 S DOCK ST SHARON PA 1 B L th it lam our thug AIIIIUXIIU., -Xnne 1 c Lu1loug,h7 Esther N W x hp but man lOOk1ll1., lt el Sam B NIL T at A uh lt N UIIIOXITIQ, bl N11 Houck Thu 1 thi fifth tlmg xou xg been 1n hug thls xx Lak it h un Sou got to A xx in XOUISL f' P1u1T mg,l1d1tsI411c I 845 1945 OUR 100th ANNIVERSARY YEAR I M WILLSUN and SUNS QO O JQO '0Y00l0O?0OiO0000OC 4 ,Q , , 1 -ADF- 1 z . . , , . z vlOQll0XJO0O N 0X l000i0 0000 , v . , . . fOFf A . fr . C O . , . 'O0O0 S2111 . Mc.:- Sex 2 -' 'S' AH ' f . NI' R r Z!! 'Q .C- Vhj, 1 ' ' fi h . Q .A '.:- h' ' z 'sz f ' - A '. 'Z 1 ' 1' 1 xl ' 5-T 'A' 'xx wh: 2 'A j f 'c 'srl 2 .2-HI' fz ' lay. u Il Q I 00O000000000000l OO'I'0l'l000'0l0OOQ0O+O+O0O'O0?O0OOOl'O'lO0bI'0iOvl-OOOs, COMPLIMENTS 1000 E STATE ST SHARON PA Mr Rlttex See that Substltutf Nlttlllf., On the beneh ' He S gO1n,g, to be Our best man next year MISS Bewlyn Gee Mr Rlttcr th1S 15 SO sudden I dldnt exen know x Ou cared tune Dlck R Icts get Our glrls tOg,ethe1 tOn1g,ht 'md have cl good B111 B O K But where shall we leaxe them' POLLOCK TIMBLIN CO MERCURY FORD LINCOLN Sales Service cOMPL1w1b N IS O1 THOMAS FLORAL SHOP SHARON S FASHION FLORIST PHONE 4156 8: 4157 204 E STATE. ST SHARON PA :wood -960909003 OF . . , . . ' N:-'L ' .' fu' ' f ' '. 'cj' f , Y! -vw xy 7 . 44 I ' A ' .1 w w D ' 7 .. A .- , . ,, . . . , . , Y Y 79 - .. ' .:- AT fi ' .' f ' 'f . ' 1' f ' - H v w 1 v v 7 . . 000IO?Q 0O0 , . V. 4. R A , . Y! V . if if 0C0l'll l JOHNSON SIZER CO GENERAL CONTRACTORS LUMBER MILLWORK BUILDERS SUPPLIES Plttsburgh Pam s O 0 o Phone 7584 369 South Dock St Sharon P WASHERS SWEEPERS IRONS ETC PHONE 9895 W A I D 6' M Y E R S GENERAL REPAIRINC. ALL WORK 28 Sl LJUARANTEED Reglna KIIQOFG Get Off mt books Frances Chustw Qstdndlng on themb Whx hm ent vou heard that booke ale the steppmg stones to success Gene Smlth Im a 5811101 non and I Xe been plaxlng the tlumpet SIHCQ I uae a fleehrnan W J Ke1be1 Reallx xou muet be .awfully tued N L D'P FIG em' KmgsGuIf Station ATLANTIC PRODUCTS o Q o t Sl I IJ hlB 0 O O SHARON PA GOOD LUCK HICKORY csacsooolvvovsi SNYDER S SUNOCO SERVICE TIRES TUBES BATTERIES A TO Z LUBRICATION GASOLINE OILS GREASE COR E STATE AND ELM AVE OOQQIQQ 0XfQX '9l'000in 1 O 9 cc - - t 79 . , a. P 1-1. .1 I I ver Ave. ' Sharon, Pa. 0f0 ' ' r ' L' 1 7 ' U . U1 v Vw . ' - U v 1 f I . . U L .- t , t w 1 1 . r 1 w 1 i W 1 'y u- .. ' . H 1 , ' . v . ' V v' . ' R .T . N - v 1 0 w ,, . .. H Y Y . , v' '., . . .-- V , A . ll ' ll h I ' I . . Corner of S ate Street ta e and S am augh Sh P and Bu oulevard aron, a. , . T 70000QJ OQOO I O f'o 0000X 00J APQO O000f '0OI90Q0'0 COMPI IMENTS GER O WU JEWELER 44 E State st Shargn Pa l he Mueller Art C ow er DIAL W' DR N D RANDALL 2202 Superior Avenue J W EEQCKEN Cleveland Ohio OPTOMETRISTS RQIHG gntgql by llll' DII' II Ill' SIRED MR HOMER SMITH Bloken Lenses Duphcatod 411 ll V SK BlHd1IlU Co he 11 haxe a httle more sense than you haxe' MHYIOH R Oh yes he hae He went out ae soon as he eau you come IH Wlth all the food I'HtlOH1I1g' and NCd1C1t1QS It 5 gettlng, so a pelson has I'lOtl'11I1f, for Cllllllel these days except relatn es KACHULIS HOME MADE ICE CREAM AND CANDIES LUNCH PHONE 9820 210 W STATE ST WE CONGRATUI ATE HICKORY HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATING CLASS 1940 G C MURPHY CO 47 51 W STATE ST SHARON PENNA nd J -QF- f ' ' . . , . Y W N - ..- 1 A ' V v J C D . Y , . Box Youngstown, Ohio ine Ave. Sharon, Pa. Customer:- I think you had better call the manager. Perhaps 3 v ' v v 1 H ' , ' s, .. ' ' .C 1 ' ' V - H .I .. .rs T W W if it z J 9 N eww - CONGR-XTLI ATIONQ TO THE CI -XSS OI' 19-19 Hickory Reereatren Center A A eewzme gee ,ff ew, Do wsu know how to mike dlltl freeze Jlm I llgfblt IJOICYETIX St Sure take max her led Hamlel h ure rxeept dc rth 1x1mP11ke QAm1cut 1x1115,J NI mg. 1 Ilermu Q If mute CONGP -XTLL YITONQ TO THE, CLASb OI' 1949 Q Pennew Compan 69 73 EAST STATE bTREET SHARON PENNA if' Where the Valley Shops and Saves N-ab 0wl IOX , 1 , V 1 - L - I 1. A x 4. 1 ' I I 5 jj e ll ' C' f '+L- j ' ' ' z ' '- 'AT' ' Lv Aw I: ae: .PV . . 2 wiv ,. .V 1 Sf' Mzfr ww- sz. f. 'lot' TS 'X x - ez md taxes. .Im rr -' mi :- Yes, but cl earth clrwsrft irlcrw-also 1-x'0r'y time C011- gwss 1 H c l0-'YQWOQIOOJIOOWJOIW QiliO 0il 'Z l00Ol?000 V ' I 1 ' 7 1 WN 1 - XA L A A he re. 1 ' X1 7 T o o J , . . fi 66 x 79 L 5000OXO00O0lW'0O'YQJO00l0Oxf0O00OO0vO0l90000NC'OOO0wOflW OOi'0O'0'l0l'0l0 00O'l'Il'00 fu mit PROMPT AND CJOURTEOUS SERVICE CALL ANGELA S BEAUTY SALON PHONE 3348 147 E STATE ST SHARON PA QIOI0000 Dlnardo Radio .lack SGulfServICe Electronics Station Lo bora tory TUBES AND PARTS PHONE 9739 PHONE 9729 P S 1 kl JOHN W DURUTTYA Bob Buinett The milkmfm Jim Iuim Cloudlxj hon that xou ie in my aims Im going Xou until the Lou come home Hel fathei fm the next ioomj 'Woo oo oo COMPLIMENTS Blue Moon a e GEORGE BOYADJIS 15 S DOCK ST SHARON PA t lVOI l?'6lO00I 1 1 1 y 1 0O00 OOQ0 l0OOO00OI . . 1 - O 33 Shar sville St. Sharon, Pa. ta e and Oa and sharon Pa , . '0 ' Miss Sullivan:- What comes before six? , ,Tu ' 1 av ' J I, Zi.. Y v . 8. '. ' K, - K., ' ' kiss j ' , - 's . I 1 ' 1 gn, - - 77 1004 . . , . NOOO IQQNIO ov' WATSON S SERVICENTER COMPLETE SERVICE STATION Battery Service Service Calls Nlte or Day Washing Waxlrrg Lubrication Oils Tire Repalrmg E06 E STATE STREET PHONE 3718 CUNIPLINII' 'VI S ALLUM WILLIAMS lnC DODGE PLYMOUTH DISTRIBUTORS 1300 E STATE STREET SHARON PA Fled Colbett Hou d xou get that scan On Tour forehead' Daxld Hell I b1t mx self Ind Colbett Hou could wou bxte VOL1lS9lf on the fOl8l16d.Cl7 Duld Hen Oh I stood On fl chan xlllx NI 1116 J Jllll mme Hou dth Th inks CONIPLINIENTS J A Walker Sharon Auto Body Hardware Service PAUL STLPKA Plop PHONE 341 W tMddl WI Dl67l aooovwb ARMSTRONG GROCERY CO OQOOQIIJ 5 2 2 Z 35 -. N , : g ' 2 M- .I .. 4. I , eo A V- 3 ? ' . . . 84 . 1 l 1 I .. I .. 2 un - sm :I :I s P 7 3- g : : N iff-S? 74 . 3 il X. Q I N !:'4 'l ti I . E 5 , 2 u . l wonwnmraoaaovvwahnvwas '- -I , 3 l ' 2 , -: 5- , -1 3 F I 5 u f 1 T. ' 5 ' 2 - ' ' -' ' ' ' s 0 H A A , 2 U ' Lf O. ' - :Q . z 2 ' Q L 5 ef -Q U ' . 0 . 5 5 -5 5 . P .. 5 goo 1: I OONORATUI ATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1940 N O B I L S H O E S 58 E STATE STREET SHARON PA THE CANTEEN FINE FOODS DCIICIOUS Sandwiches and Hot Meals Complete Soda Fountam Servlce 83 E STATE STREET SHARON PA Marllsn Auld I Il1Stf0Ul1d fi huge lat Ill my room Lllllan Knapp Did Vou klll hlm' MHFIIWIT Auld NO has so fit Im wdtchmg to See what cats M1 Rlttel Ala xOu Slllt! thlS IH xoul MOth9l S Slg,H3tL11Q9 I lffells Txillx Stunt' YN t C Sterlm and uaker State g P,,,d,,ct,, The Curtam Shoppe Motor Tune Up Curtams Draperies Shp Covers Window Shades 21703 BI' ST W ISHFS If RONI St Okl 27R IT S SMART TO BE ECONOMICAL SHOP AT THE QUALITY FOOD MARKET J Q '- . , . 22 56 . , . . Y 'TU . Y . I r Q . 7 ,, . . W I 'J ' . . . , ,, ' ' :-H , .- F ' 1 ' f . 1 he 1, , H '. ' 'z- -1 ' s ' ' ' u ff ' . Marguerite V. :- Yes, Sir. as near as I could get it. O I OOQQ - f v - Sharon'sOnl ovel y urtaincenter ,z P . - - , A . Cor. E. ta e and N. a and Ave. Phone Sh , P . gr aron a iver Ave. Sharon, Pa. 7 , . ..., 3..M3 C.E Wilmer. Wxllnam T Bames Plmldent F Hembem of stephen B Doyle X Pm mem Pennsylvama In uxance Fede1at1on L, Shenango 'valley Real Eetate Boald A J Kennedy SCCX TIGHS Shaxon Chambex of Commerce GROUND FLOOR BOYLE BLOCK 159 EAST STATE STREET WOQY- Greenawalt fr Evans comm Wg Auto Body and Repaxrs Overhaulmg Automobiles, Motors, Brakes, Generator, Carburetor Snyderwlne PHONF 7523 23157 6- St-uppy Rlver Ave Sharon Pa avosrvvvb WI1ss Ex 61 all Dld sou bake these blscults w 1th voux own hands ' Jean Peals Yes xx hy ' Nllss EXQFIII Oh I was 1ust YNOlld6llllg' who helped Nou llft them from the ox eu Gleason Anderson What 11 ould you do lf sou eau a car etalled and a man slumped ox 91 the wheelr' Mlke Br1nd7a Jack up the car and take the tlree SH ENANGO STATIONERY STATIONERY OFFICE SUPPLIES o 0 0 151 EAST STATE STREET DIAL 8224 COMPLINIENTS OI' CITY PROVISION MARKETS STATE STREET RIVER STREET Phone 3621 Phone 8551 SHARON, PA 1' I N 1 H L - ---- r.: ,-.-ev., Y T ' ' , ' -, - fffg I . , - ,M A . . , . . :zzz -' 0: ' - i l Y J- ' L D L. . ' b I I 1 0O Owl ' 0000014 I 1 . 1 if . . . --O If-A . 87 ' . , . l ' . , , .. . H ' v 1 ' . ' v V' - . - ' . . . , . H . v v ' 'Y 1 .-1 1 , . ' . . v . . H v . ' . . .' - , ' 1 . . 1 .1 , . . 1 W , av . - . . ff v ' v . . , W , Q Y Y! y ' . 1 1 K5 r ' 1 E, J D BIGGINS 6 SONS CO QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS SHARON! PA PHONE 2525 SCO-I-TY S Nuluna and Gable MEN S SHOP Theatres Wh st 1 B Always a Good Show ere Y 9 egms For the Entire Famxly 122 E STATE ST AT POPULAR PRICES' Peggy M Clintumg the 1,,l0C8ly store A head of lettuce please Peggy M What a puce thats outlageousl fHanded hlm a dollar and told hlm to keep the changej Q Keeper Why? Peg,5,v M Because I stepped on a glape on my Way 1n Sharon BulIdersSupplyCn 311 315 S Dock St Sharon, Pa Coal Red: Max Concrete Bulldmg Maternal PHONE 21913 0 O 0 Successor to Johnston Mclntyre 55 C LI I , . . I I 5? Q? ll ' YY :B S: 'NI00 . f f- ' s ' , ,Y S. Keeper:-t'That will be 75c, please. , 44 4- x , H ' ml , I . . A p T I A V l ,--as 71- H ry .J 1 , 4 ' 77 u I 0000099 Wade D Mertz 6' Son GENERAL CONTRACTOR LUMBER COAL PAINT d BUILDERS SUPPLIES D l5l5 ELLIS RADIO PHILCO at MOTOROLA Servlce On All Radios Qc: OXIPI INIINIS PI Sotus Columblo Grrll ond Sweetlond SHARON PENNA Arrow Lmen Supply G' Laundry CO WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA S MOST PROGRESSIVE TOWEL COAT AND APRON D I 21756 215 S M SUPPLY CO VII' Sllx LS I behue you IHISSQQI mx clus xextuclax Ind Steele Whx no not IH the least Mother The t1 Ouble ulth wou Don 15 that sou dont get enough QXGFCISQ Don C EX6lCISQl W hv ex en week I goto we 41 honor p1ClILlI'9 and let my Heeh creep TRE OR THO AS Cor Silver 8z Shenango Sts SHARON PA Goodrich Auto and Home Supplies Wrllord Botterles Igmtron Servrce Gill!! I O . ffl . . 'IOM . . an ' ia SharpsviIIe, Pa. -.4q.p9p-pgp.pqIp.,p.' c . . Y , , ia . ain St. - 1 ' vw. ff ',, , , YH. ,. , ,H 1 N . U v ' 1 v .l l , , c , . . - . . . H . V' Y '. Y ' ' L 7 9 v ' 77 . H . '- ,V . . , . . , , . . ' , H . . . , . . . . . . . . O00 QO0 'Q'OOO0lO0fCO090000CO XO0000000l 0 RADIO RECORD INSTRUMENTAL CENTER VICTOR COLUMBIA DECCA BLUEBIRD TRUMPETS GUITARS CLARINETS TROMBONES SHEET MUSIC G and K ELECTRIC SERVICE 44 46 VINE AVE DIAL 8075 SHARON PENNA QOIOOOIVQ CONGIxA'1ULATIONS BARON HARDWARE SHARON PA DIAL 7721 NIAIIOH P Here s the p11 1de xx he1e s 2-1l1IIt1L7 Leia M Upstaus xx axmg hu hem M J Osb01nc Mx scotch box f11e11d sent me h1s plcture yestel ax Dons O11 Hoxx does he look 111 1t'7 NI J OSIJOIHK I can t tml xct Ih4xe11th.f1d1tdtxeI0ped Qaotwhtwlvwvv A CHOR REXALL DR G TORE 0 0 0 Two Convenient Locatlons o 0 0 DOWNTOWN 23 WEST STATE STREET HILLTOP COR EAST STATE 81 STAMBAUGH AVE 00000 OO 1 7 9 Y 7 Y 7 I V0OO j W L , . 0IOO0L 1 ' '.:- ra 13 ' ' .w-tu . '.x v V' ,- 1'-'7 Marion F. :- VVhat's the matter, C3Il7t she afford a Hag? . 1 ,J v 1 v .' v , 'Y ' . . dl Y 77 . 1,1 aqui-K5 v 1 ' . ,Y f , . ,iw ' .Y v, f - ' . ' ,v J 00O9XO0I A L bl0'lXO00O00l HESS AND FOGLE O 0 O 15 WEST STATE STREET SHARON PENNA a-o:oowo4wb 5111011 1' Sew mfr Lenter COWLIM NTS Fashlon Servlces Department 1 g Le ons Sew ng N t n Acces o 1 s Butt n and u kl Co Butto holes He htchmg C t EDNA MOORE Mgr O11 en Stull YOLII 1.,11llS xpo1led INII t she' Paul H No lts ILISY he1 IJGITUITIQ Nhs M1lle1 Whs the QL1Otdt10ll 111611 ks on thu 133.1361 ' V1x1111 J Courtesy to the box 111 f1ont The Ash Hat Shop w1Ol6t Patton W hat makes Smlttx thmk he 5 1 THLISICIHIII Betty I M1ll1son I guew lt s because he has drums 111 hu e us THORN 6' DUNN DISTRIBUTORS AUTOMOTIVE PARTS PHONE 5591 8: 2 S MAIN ST SHARON PA CONIPLINIENTS J W HASENFLU CO WALNUT ST AT PINE HOLLOW BLVD SHARON PA A045 10 , . if f9YOJ' i f w. 1 . w in 5 7 . 1 1 L. 1 P P . :Q it Sew'n ss 1 i o io s s r'e - 0 B c e vering -- n ms ' ' 1 Pi o ing ' ' V ' . H . ' . ' , , ' ' . ' . ' 'f 1 1 .-- if .. 1 , . . 1. 1 - H ' '1 ' 1 ,- .' V mi A , 1 . 1 . .. .. I.. ',.. 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H 7 Y. v, 7 ' r ' vu 44 v ' 1 l -Y 1 v gl V y a il- g .- wv. 4 at At -n ,1 . 11 v 1 ,, LA f n? n L -I mp s ,L - ' ' 1 4' T1 vm- ' ' v ' -' c ,f . . , . NwNwwmoaN I , PA. sr . S 1 S 0 33 . , . vo-AN00 000000 Leycle Automotive Mach Co Replacement Parts SHARON PENNA Joe M Ex 91yt1mQ I k1ss you It makes me a better person Joan L VK ell you don t haxe to get to heax en IH one nlht Roland B DEill1Hf, xou me the rth XNOHClQ1 of the uolld Peall B L1'wtLll dont let me L itch xou out Vx 1th the other SIX Albelt Balko VK hx does Elxle K neu pumps to school? Anne A BQCILINL he has xx fxtel on the knees CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS TH E BOSTON STORE SHARON CAMPUS TOGS FOR BOYS AND GIRLS HYDE DRUG CO COMPLETE PRESCRIPTION SERVICE St hat PATRONIZE UDB ADX FRTISERS fll 0f0 I I l , . ' n ti Y i . 'Iv I v 'V ,, Q nu , A K - , 51 Y 1 Y 7 , , ' ' ..'-' , .. . H 1 ' 7. v . . , x ' v . y . 77 ..- V t . Q D KG .1 ' A Y v- 1' ..- . ' , ' 'c l .' g .. . - U Y v . ' .' 1 Z . - v . l 000 . T T w 1 w ta e and C e nut A I L J K Sharon, Pa. zvoooa 4 MCKEAN 6' OSBORNE TIRES BATTERIES GENERAL REPAIRING 965 RIDGE AVE SHARPSVILLE PA Gene Smith Phyllis Johnfion I lances Christi Ioe 'Vlola ks Vblm 1 Kalumie NIa11.an Robb COMPI IMENTS LEELAND GOLF COURSE Sharon Mercer Road PRECIOUS POSSESSIONS G'i.DQ.f'D 9 Gfubfnge Cans Hex Perfumee His be ud Her Lieutcnants Hel vsittx iemarks EA Y T IO Jhqh samz amf eazzeqe f9f1.al'agaafpJ1.w14 NEW CASTLE PA L 0I X,2 , ee S: . , . PO0 Z5 55 J 54 if I Q ' ..............,....................................,............................,....................................... 6 ft. .. in. :Q nw 'LN 7 .--.-..........-.-...........--...-...-..I....n............---.f.............-.....-.-.-.--.---...---. 1 A Dick Robins ............,........................................,...................................................... His gift of gab . 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Q , V6'0 '0Q0000000 0O0lf0000 l O'O'l0Q Qlflmtt 000000 J GALLOWAY SERVICE STATION VULCANIZING RECAPPING 0000 GAS O L TIRES TUBES PHONE 7929 COR R R AND SILVER STS CONURATUI ATIONS CI ASS OI Petrml Realty and Insurance Company DIAL 3551 3552 42 WEST STATE STREET SHARON PENNA Bessln J lg, IIICII Don Huntel Ma'-une Plake W J Kelbel V115,1n11T1II1r1co CI me BIIIIxL Loreue O11 Regma KIIIDOIC Rollu SI Ltu H15 ACLOlCIldH Hel Glas Nlattm Hel xx ilk H 1 rt You d be SIIIDIISLCII Long, W xxx H4111 Hel hugh R C M DOWELL P d RICHARD KHUEN T M C M Storm Window Manufacturmg Co 'NI -XXI I -XC TLRERS OI' Combination Storm Windows Doors and Screens TELEPHONE 5346 125 RAILROAD STREET SHARON PA an TELEPHONE 310 I2 MAIN STREET SNYDER 6' FREEMAN S A L E S SERVICE SHARPSVILLE PA 000000-is 512 W .fx--5-:'Q.', :il I .QjU ' z in E 2 ff , 3 ' Z U ' 2 Ig ' 5 'Ss.III-f3'Ii'I' 9 I ' 2 E.: Emi' ' I gm imdb I M00 0909000000 Qaacf Book! me flauriecf dvefze MOST ANY SHOP n p t f lg 2 o u t t only qu pped p nte t d produce t w ll t e p y ur c o Prmfers of fine Books slnce 1873 MILLER PYLE 6' STREET 217 19 Sycamore St New Castle Pa Nola Murl ay Laughxng eyes Walter Chepllck Natural Blonde Halr Fred Corbett Deadpan Expresslon Don Cornthw ut Hls bulld Paul Trapasso H1s mustache Vhs M1ll61 Senlor Headaches Joan Dermond 1m Julla Mogor Her VOICE COMPLIMENTS OF G s e Cr d t Ph ne 4540 BOLOTIN S Where the Thrlfty DrOPEoME5ITITzE1Yrlay Shop and Buy W t S 4 47 Sh p vll v At the Budge Sha o P O00l CONIPLIMENTS OF GARRICK S NIERCER COUNTY S FINEST READY TO WEAR STORE 50 E State Street Sharon 2,nfQ f T N ca rint some sor o a l MTIJUL l student yearbo li, b t l takes no a well- , e i ri r ..... bu an experienced Pj personnel to interpret your ideas an a book tha i be h ride of o s h ol. 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COMPI IMENTS PENN AUTO BODY GOLDEN QUALITY FOODS E DAWN He xrts In H'11fYl0HW Inner Sanctum Just Plam B111 Thc Pamllw Han H zppx Gang Whlch Is NI hxch foo: KONIPI INII' NTS THE COHEN STORE RADIO PROGRAMS Io in Loxe and Joe Nlolasky Houck s Office NO13. llkcs h1m 'mx way' M1 Houck Specch Class The Auld TYVIIIS A WISHART 6' SONS CO LUMBER HARDWARE BUILDERS SUPPLIES LARGEST AND BEST STOCK IN MERCER COUNTY SHARON If ARRELI PHONE 4161 000000000000 00000000004 JOO0O0lOGQO0l000s0w00O'60000vOlOIvYl'00l90lOI'lXOSl00-OOO0'lI01 Y A LL OF '0 . , . If I VO ...., C L C V . ...,... ......... . ..............-.--...........-.........--- Q C L L , . L' I . ......................-........... ... ...........,...... . ..... . ................ 4 S . xl' l 1 V' . The World Is Yours ..... . .............. ........... , ,, ......... .. ............... ....... . ..... . . .......... ..... . .... ,. ...... 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YCNf0J045l0Of?00'f000J90fQ0 090fCX000Q0l' KONIPI INIENIN COHPLDHXTS Kelfer s Sunoco Station HERMITAGE Kung s Musnc Shop 25 S W t LOMPLINIENTS STANDARD PAPER AND CANDY COMPANY DISTRIBI TORS OI BUNTE WORLD FAMOUS CANDIES Qulg Kld Llghts Out Balm Snooks I Loxe cl Mxstely People ue Iunm Bloudxe 8. D1g,xxood lx ltc Smlth Tlme to Slime Th It Bren stu Box qvvowwv Fine Arts The Dual 491 5 D1ck Robms Velma Kalufne Dorn Patton Bettv Frampton Reg.,111a Kllgore Bultlu 8. BIYAIOI Iulm NIog,01 Iwcams Jlmmx K1l2.,lDl6 Prmtlng Company Home of Good Prmtmg SHARON PA 221 Silver St I l A OFY Ocwlwue ' I l I I . a er Sharon 70000001 f0bO01 S A L, -cuff I yy be my ...... . .--.............................-.,......... ........... 4 ...-.-........-... .4.,.... ..., .... ......-- I n w v 1 I YA' X I V .. ...............,..........-.-...-...4..........-.-..........4..,...........-.....-........... . X Take It or Leave It .......,.....................,..............,.. ...............,........ 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' ' ' f ' 3SlQ?0O0 I I I 66 ' ' 77 :E is , . 9YO0I?OOO00OI0O 000O0OOO 10 FRED W KLOOS SERVICE STATION Fleet Wmg Gosolme Dubois Botterles Kelly Springfield Tures L1fe Can Be Beautlful Superman Front Page Farrell Who s Who and Why The Lone Ranger The Thln Man It Paye to be Ignorant 19666, Dav1d Herr Smltty Joe Hormch Phxl Johnson Donald Cornthwalt MHFIOH Robb Claes, of 45 Bud Abbott Sz Lou Coetello B111 Snyder Sz Sea B1scu1t Breakfast at Sardles Breakfast at the Pennzo11 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 40 MESSINA BROS CO PEPSI COLA DISTRIBUTING CO 130 S Dock Phone 21245 :vowel I O ! ' 'U''5''ffiffQf1fIifffffI1IfIfQif'.fQ1fffQQ1QffQfffffffIf' - - Jungle Jim .................... ,... ............................................... . ................................................ B i ll Brown ...U-...H-......,.....-.-.--......-.-...-...u...............4,....................,. C I vi 7 . , I C '00OOl 5 0l? l 0 NI C TROLTNI-KN JOSHLA THONIPSON Troutman 81 Thompson LUMBER DEALERS BUILDERS SUPPLIES COAL Mystery Theatel Informatlon Ple we Bllnd Date Kay Kyeer Strange As It Seem Contented Hour Tl e Guldlnr, Llght Pleasure Tlme Inelde Stors THE BEST BOYS IN HICKORY GENE SNIITH BILL SNYDER GENE SEBASTIAIN BOB DENALI T FOR SERVICE See them at HILLTOP GARAGE 1320 E STATE ST SHARON PA bDIOLf CoNoRATU1AT1oNS sEMoRs THEL MAR BEAUTY SHOPPE 7th P6I10d Engh h Claes NI vcme Plake Audlew Auld Don Hunter Dlploma Frldav Ab embhes l B x xn Attel School The -Xnnudl 0000 I ' ........................................................................ ' s ' 2 .' 1 ....................................,..............,......................................... . z . ' s ' s ............................................................................................,......... ' 5 The Day Is Ours .....................................................,......................................................... Class Day 1 ' ' j ' 1' ...,.. .... ............ ..........,........................ ..,. .............................. ...., VI i s s e ' lj l Q' , ' V J 'OOOQ ' O0fl00O0l0O4 Y J UI N 7 -1-J iXl'000Ob00O00OIOOO 112 Compliments ..... of Pennsylvanla Power Company YOLII flchlexcmcllt demonstlated bv the success ful completloll of thls IHlIJO1t21I'llI phase of ledlll lllg IS a mllestolle mllklllg a form ard step lll youl colltrlbutloll to -1 St10I1g flee ATHBIILA Gr od xllehes fOl fulthel XlCt0llLS fhls electllc poll 81 pl lllt ls l rnllewtollc marked an fldx ance lll electrlc SGIXICC to thls llea It ll IS dOIl6 lts xlfll lob well and when peace comes It xxlll serxe to proxlde our flee 1I1ClUStY'lOLl5 people the SY'-V DOXXLI to mike thls dlel all ex ell b tt l l ice IH slhlcll to xlolk md llxe Its Q R xmllol of Ifler AIUCIILAII lilittlpll e 1 . ' v , X, A w 1 Y- fw- . Ei. I SE. v 4 ' ' K h. 1 , . , f 1' H . . . 5 -'A L. . . -I . v' I 1' ,Ku V 'hw 1. 0 v 1 2 -Lv 2 . 'Lu 3' too. Its completion, foul' years ago, . v , A A , ' v' 1 v - , . v a L. . Q Q ,,. 2 K, . . 'E . ,. 9 Q . I lla N 2 'sa -XXII v ', ? V' .4 1 5. CS s cNvomNotMl0 4 0-Jvfavv-vvvv eangacallufcalfiawi efaftd of 1945 Lewis Machine Company 1262 EAST STATE STREET SCREW MACHINE PRODUCTS X 3-is fp' u TCM Qtivtlflflft-Alu 00000004000 I I , . I Q- X -- , . X Ssis C E - 'T .if . skim E ,Q SN 5 hqq.. ff f 'T' -Si: , vig ll , x Ct ,I 1 ' XXX - I , CSQ5 .. I 1 9- . XT '1 T fx - - xg- 'Q' E E X-X , x s ' ' as '17 S- '3 X- . 1 , f X I .- Y lx- 5 I' ,A fx- 1 4. ,uh V if ',-X E we Q 4:5 Q CT E Q . -V 1 ' ' , 'li , s ' 1 W j Q ii A E G' I I E1 'E Q -T ' J 'ff -1 .-vw . ' ,.,.....,,, M I., -,W .wr-fr -ffpmf' . . M . , ,.,. lf .,.,. ,,, ,A fl 'HLLs'a.fw-ire-cv'-M' fa-A-fl-:S.-iliiv-.,T:'f'1'f-4' l0000O0O0O0O0I'l00l'-I 0i00OlO'OOlN0OOO'00vI0ilOi0OO00OOINI0O0l'0Il0O00O NYE S MARKET GROCERIES and MEATS PHONE 7873 1231 EAST STATE ST SHARON PA B E C K D O L HARDWARE AND SPORTING Goons Vis t Our New Sport ng Goods Dept on the Second Floor 33 W STATE ST DIAL 4993 SHARON PA It vsa nt the blues that kllled poor B111 It xx as .1 fly that crawled up hls noee and tlckled pool B111 to death The Engravings In This Annuol were mode by PONTIAC ENGRAVING 81 ELECTROTYPE CO 'A' i' 'k Altlsts I lwtogruphers Photo Engravc rs Elf 1 trotwpers Phone HAYmorkef 812 West Von Buren SI CHICAGO ILLINOIS '779 lN00 1 O ' Y e 5: T i i . a? 9 . ' . , ' S ' S ' ' It wasn't the lack of breath U . j. . - J .. - , ? . , l. 1 0000O AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS ' 41