Homer City High School - Ho Ci Hi An Yearbook (Homer City, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1952 volume:

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AND THROUGH THE YEARS, UPON ITS OPENING MANY A FLEETING MOMENT OF JOY WILL BE RECALLED IN ALL ITS VIVIDNESS. ATTAINING OUR GOAL ON THE LADDER OF SUCCESS WILL REQUIRE ALL THE KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERIENCE WE HAVE GAINED IN THE CLASS ROOMS OF HOMER CITY HIGH DURING THESE, THE MOST IMPORTANT YEARS OF OUR LIVES. Administration MR. 1. S. BYERS Slzperzfifing Prinripal Administration BOARD OF EDUCATION Left to Right-Olive Whitcher, Serremry Qnon-memberjg R. S. Ross, Preiidefztg Dr. R. M. Mathieson, Trea.r11rer.' L. A. Willg Dr. G. W. Hannag R. Y. Leech, S. Byersg G. C. Clark, not present when picture was taken MR. R. Y. LEECH Pri114'illv.1! Facult STANDING MR. HARKLERCJAD, St'fE17t'6,' MISS STEPI-IIENS, Lfl7I'fll'ffZI7, ,Algebmzx MR. BYERS, Super- rififlg Pri12I'ij7al, Pb-y.I'iI'.a', Trigm1rn11elry.' MR. SMITH, Clvw11.F.rlr'y. Plv.3'.x'ifal Edllfafifni SEATED MRS. WINIEER, Algebra, GVEOIIIEIVJ' FIRST Row MRS. SHANE, Home Em1m1niI1r.' MRS. TIIIIIINBIIRIQ, Mfffin' MRS. KIINKLE, Plnykriml EdI1z'dli0l7,' MISS MOOT, Bll.ff17L'.U' Edllfilfjfdll ' BACK Row MR. LIQECH, Primipfzl. .AgP'jL7llflH'C'.' MR. RANKIN, l3n.vi11e.I'.r liJfm1fim1.' MR. jAMIS0N, Driver Education, Geograplmy Facult FRONT Row MISS BINKIZY, Hjflory, Pr0blem.f of D6Ill0L'!'dL'J',' MISS TINKER, Lafifz, Civirx, Hiftory of Pe122z.rylzfnNia.' MISS GIIARD, Pf7.j'.1'jlLZ! Edm'ali011,' MISS BALFOUR, lifzglifln BACK Row MRS. FASSETT, Biology, Chfjrf, Engljflv, Hiffory of Pem1.fylzw1z1ia,' MR. TUCK, Hiffory: MISS FLEMING, Efzgliflv MR. CRAVENIER, Eiglvllv Gmde: MRS. MAc:CUL1.0c:H, Serenrb G'rfzde,' MR, GANLIQY, SC'I'L'llll7 Grade Seniors In Appreciation Miss Acone Miss Balfour Miss Stephens WE, THE MEMBERS OF THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1952, WISH TO EXPRESS OUR DEEPEST APPRECIATION AND GRATITUDE TO OUR VARIOUS SPONSORS FOR THE PATIENCE AND UNDERSTANDING WHICH THEY HAVE SHOWN IN MAKING OUR FOUR YEARS IN HIGH SCHOOL A JOYOUS AND HAPPY EXPERIENCE. DUE TO UNUSUAL CIRCUMSTANCES WE HAVE HAD FOUR SPONSORS WHOSE SERVICES WE WISH TO ACKNOWLEDGE, INCLUDING: MISS LaVERNE ZIMMERMAN FOR HER PROFI- CIENT GUIDANCE THROUGHOUT OUR FRESHMAN YEAR. MISS ANNETTE ACONE FOR HER HELP IN OUR SOPHOMORE AND IUNIOR YEARS. MISS DOROTHY BALFOUR FOR HER VERY CAPABLE DIRECTION OF OUR SENIOR PLAY, GHOST WANTED. MISS DOROTHY B. STEPHENS FOR HER THOUGHTFULNESS AND INTEREST IN COPING WITH THE PROBLEMS OF OUR SENIOR YEAR. 1952 HOfCI HI AN f DORis JEAN ADAMS GEORGE M. BARNEY Do August 2 Hot Rod December 10 Glee Club ,,..... . ..... 1, 3. 4 Basketball .... ...... l . Z. 3, 4 Forensic Club ..... ,........... 3 Football ...... ,...---. 1 . 2, 3 F, H, A, .,.,,,,,.. ..... 2 , 3, 4 Baseball ........... ......A....... 3 , 4 Varsity H ..,............. 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Council ...............Y.... 3 Glee Club ...................,,..,...... 4 Band ...............,........ 1, 2, 3, 4 Orchestra ........... ...A.......... 1 . 2 Minstrel Show ...,, ..Y. ......... 3 County Band ....... .,.... 3 Double Quintet .... .. -1 ROBERT BENDER HELEN BICONIK Bob October 23 june 25 Class Vice-President ............ 3 Glee Club ,,,,,,...,,,,,, .. 2, 3, 4 Assistant Editor Yearbook .. 3 Forensic Club ,,,,,,,, ,,,.... 3 , -1 Editor Yearbook ..............,.,,,, 4 Yearbook Staff ,,,,,, ,,,,... 3 , 4 Senior Play ....,.........,...,..,,,.... 4 Senior Play .,,,,,,,, .....,.., 4 Minstrel ....................,.,,,....,,.,, 3 Band ........... ....... 1 , 2, 3, 4 Orchestra .......,...,..,....... 1, 2, 3 Glee Club ...,.....,,............,,..... 4 Home Room Usher ...,.... 3, 4 All County Band ............,,,. 3 Double Quintet ....... ,,.... 4 ll HO'ClfHl'AN 1952 GLENN MCNUTT Republican April 26 Attended B.V.H.S. ........ 1, 2 Class President ...................... 4 Football .............................. 3, 4 Baseball .,..,............. 1, 2, 3, 4 Senior Play .,.......................... 4 junior Minstrel ...,.....,.......... 3 F. F. A. .............. 1, 2. lBVJ Class President .,,... 1, 2.lBVb Glee Club .......,...................... 4 Band .......,...........,.. 1, 2, QBVJ ROSE MENEGATTI june 21 G. A. A. ...... .......... 2 , 3, 4 Glee Club ......,,,..,.. 1, 2, 3, 4 F. H. A. ..,........,...,............ 2, 4 Class Secretary .....i...,...... 2, 4 Senior Play .......... ........ - 1 Yearbook Stal? .... ..,..... 4 ROSE FABIN Rosie january Forensic Club ............,,,,..,,,, Class Vice-President ............ Basketball ..,................. 1, 2, Glee Club .,.....,................ 1, G. A. A. ..............., 1, 2, 3, Home Room Vice-Pres. .. 3. G. A. A, Vice-Pres. ........... . JOHN DAVIS SINK Professor December Class President .............. ........ Class Treasurer ..... ., ..... 3, Basketball .............. ........--.--- Football ............. ..... ..i.....-.-. Baseball ....,.............. ..... 2 , 3. Senior Play ,........ . ................ .. Junior Minstrel Show ....,... Glee Club ............i.......... .--- Student Council ......... ....... Yearbook Staff .................,.... Forensic Club ........................ Varsity H ................ 1, 2, 3. Varsity H President ............ Varsity H Secietary ........... F. F. A. ....,... ............ ........ 3 , F, F, A, Vice-Pres. ..........i.. . F. F. A. Leadership School Bi-County I8zD Winner .... State Honorable Mentiixn in 181D ..,........... Stnte Essay Contest Winner 6 4 4 3 2 4 4 4 19 2 4 1 1 4 4 3 -1 3 4 4 4 4 3 4 4 3 3 3 4 ii., isa! if LORETTA M. COOK July 1 Forensic Club ............ 2, 3, 4 F. H. A. .,,,,.,...,., ,..... 2 , 3, 4 Glee Club ...... ..........,.., 2 , 4 G. A. A. ..... , ..... . 1, 2, 3, 4 JOANNE DANOWSKY jo February 27 F. H. A. .....,,......, ,.,,,,,.,.,,,, 2 , 5 Forensic Club ......................,. 4 Glee Club .....,......., 1, 2, 3, 4 Minstrel Show ,,,,,,,.......,,.,.... 5 GEORGE COURY HUM january 19 Football ...........................,-..... 1 Baseball .....,............ 1, 2. 3. -1 Senior Play, Stage Crew .... 4 STEVE DEMFTER Dem Januaty 27 Baseball ..,.....,.,....... 1, 2. 3. 4 Football ............................ 1, 3 Basketball Manager ............ -l Yearbook Staff ............ ....... - l Business Manager, Yearbook ............................ 4 Vice-President of Class ........ 1 RITA BIGGIE November 29 Forensic Club .......,.......... 5, -1 Glee Club ........, ..... 1 , 4 Senior Play ........ ....... - 1 DICK BUSH Fags june 21 Treasurer of Class ....,,,,.. 1, 2 Forensic ..r..................... 2. 3. 4 Forensic Treasurer .......... 4 Football .........,........................ 1 Basketball ......,,...................... 1 Senior Play ...................,,....,.. Al Varsity H .............. 1, 2, 3, 4 Varsity H. Treasurer ...... 4 Yearbook Staff ............ 1, 2, 5 Minstrel . ........................Y....... . 3 Track ...................................... 3 Newspaper Treasurer .......... 2 Forensic Club Play .,Y.....,,.... 3 fl Glee Club ........................ l, Lilee Club Pres. ................ el Senior Double Quintet ...... 4 Q' gif? THELMA BOWMAN Sem February 15 G. A. A. ...i. ....... 1 , 2, 3 F. H, A, ,,,,,.... .,,,,........ 2 , -1 Glee Club ...... ..... l , 2, 5, -1 Forensic ...... .,................ 4 Pep Club ......., .............. S DON CIPOLLINI Meatball june 3 Varsity H ...... ..... l . Z, 5. 4 Track ...................... 1, 2, 3. 4 Football ............................ 1. 3 Fozensic Club ...............- Y. 3, -1 Forensic President ............-. 4 Student Council ......... ....... 4 Yearbook Staff ...............---.. .. -l Glee Club .......... ....------A--.---- - - 4 Senior Double Quintet .... ,. -1 1952 HOfClfHIfAN - - 12 FREDA DUEE Duffy May 20 G, A. A. ....... ..,.. 1 , 2, 3, 4 Glee Club A.... ..... 1 , 2, 3, 4 Sepret ,.....,,...... ........ 2 , 3, 4 F. H. A. .......... .....,... 2 , 4 Forensic Club ..........., 2, 3, 4 Junior Minstrel .......,............ 3 Home Room Rep, ..,............. 2 V.-Pres. ot Glee Club I ....... 4 Secretary of Home Economics Class ................ 2 All County Chorus ......,. 3, 4 Yearbook Stuff ...., ........ 2 HELEN DYZMURA Diz February 27 Class President ..................,, 1 G. A. A. ................ 1, 2, 3, 4 Forensic Club ..........., 2, 3, 4 Glee Club .,..........., 1, 2, 3, -l Minstrel Show .................,.... 3 C-lee Club President ............ 4 Senior Play Cast ,........, .,... 4 jay-Vee Cheerleader ............ - Varsity Cheerleader ........ 3. 1 County Chorus ....... ....., 3 , 4 Yearbook Sraiif ...........,.,.. 2, 3 Class Septer ................ 2, 3, 4 President Cheerleaders ..i.... . 3 Home Room Secretary .,...... 3 36-S4 is A R, DoI.oREs DUEEALO Honey November 17 G. A. A, ..... .,........,..... 1 , 2 F. H. A. ...,.... ....... 2 , 3. 4 Glee Club ....,. .... . l, 2, 3, 4 HAROLD EVERETT Blinky April 21 Basketball .............................. l Football Manager ..... ..... 3 . is JL! 13 V HOfCI-HlfAN 1952 2252? ROBERTA JEAN EWING F Bobby May 31 G. A. A. Y,... . ..,.... l,2,5.4 Glee Club .............. l, 2, 3, 4 Septet ,............... ,........ 2 , 3, 4 F. H. A. ........ ,...., ........... 2 , 4 Forensic Club .......,.. .... 3 , 4 junior Minstrel ....,.. .......... 3 All County Chorus .... 3 4 PATRICIA GNIBUS Par November 12 Forensic Club ............ 2. 3, 4 Glee Club ......,....... l, 2, 3, 4 NIARJORIIZ FISHER Honey january 30 J. V. Cheerleader .......... 2 3 Varsity Cheerleader ............ 4 F. H. A. ...................... 2, 3 4 . H. A. Class-Pres. ...... 2 4 . H. A. State lsr ViceAPresidenr .........,.. 4 Glee Club .............. 1, 2, 3, 4 Forensic Club .............. 2, 3, 4 Glee Club Secretary .........,.. 4 G. A. A. ...........,.... 1, 2, 3, 4 G. A. A. President ...........,.. 4 junior Minstrel .................... 3 Senior Play ....,....................... 4 Home Room Secretary .. 3. 4 Cheerleader j. V. President ............................ 3 Pep Club ..,.. ...... .... 3 , rl BETTY ANN GONDA Betts April 16 Glec Club ........ ..... l , 2. 4 Home liconoinirs .....,. Z, 1 Forensic Club .... ....... 3 , 4 G. A, A. ........... ......, 3 , 4 JOHN HIBEL JAMES Hur. Yush August 19 Hillbilly Mgvch Z0 l Baseball .... ..A.. 2 , s, 4 Varsity H .,......... 1. 2, s, Track ....... .,,. 2 , 3 Basketball ...............A,.......,, l. Fumbgll ,,,,,, 3 Basketball Manager ....... junior Minstrel Show ........ Senior Play ,,,,........... ..,,,....,,,, THOMAS MARY ROSE INSANA HOUSHOLDER April 22 Tim March 26 F- H- A. 'Y,I-----V -----vv,.'-v--,- 3 4 Glee Club .............. 1, 2, 3, 4 Yearbuuk Sraff ...................... 3 G. A. A. ........,..,,... 1,1. 3. 'I GIOVANNA GRANELLI DONALD HARDIN Brooklyn December 6 Romeo July 25 Glee Club . ............. 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball ............. ............. l G. A. A. ...... ....... 1 , 2, 5, 4 Aeronautics Club .................. 2 Basketball .... ..,.... 1 , Z, 5, 4 Class President .........,............ 3 Stage Crew Minstrel Show 5 F. F. A. .................................. 4 Stage Crew Senior Play ...... -1 LARUE HATHERII-L THOMAS EARL HENRY Ruie February ll Whitey jammgy 9 F. H. A. ......... ......... 2 ,3, 4 F. F. A, ---w- -,.,,, 3 vg, 4 Glee Club .............. 1, 2, 3, 4 Forensic Club ....,....... 2, 3, 4 junior Minstrel .................... 5 Septet ,,....... ............. . . 2, 3, 4 1952 HOfCI-HIfAN --- I4 RUBY KEENER PHYLLIS KELLEY November 24 Phil june 7 F. H. A. ..............,........... 2. 4 Glee Club ..... ..,.,, 1 , 2, 3, 4 Glee Club ...,.. ....... 1 , 3, 4 G. A. A. ................ 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball ....,.........,..... 1, 2, 3 Forensic Club .,,......... 2, 3, 4 Yearbook Staff .......,........ 3, 4 BARBARA Klsl-I KENNET Balls November 11 Kenny Glee Club .............. 1, 2, 3, 4 Forensic Club .....,...... 2, 3, 4 F, H. A. . ..................... 2, 3, 4 G. A. A. .....,. ...... 1 , 2, 3, 4 15 A A HOfCl'HIfAN 1952 H KLINE May 2 MARCELLA Marc KOHUTH january 14 Twirlers .........................,,. 1, 2 Glee Club .............. 1, 2, 3, 4 Forensic Club .....,......,.,,........ -l G. A. A. ................ 1, Z, 3, 4 F. H. A. ........ ....... 2 , 3, 4 ARBUTUS KUNKLE Honey july Z1 Glee Club .... ...... 1 , 2 F. H. A. ...... EUGENE Korcous K4ike April 29 Football ......... ...... 1 , 2, 3, 4 Basketball .......................... 1, Z 1'rack ...................................... 4 Varsity H ................ 1, 2, 3, 4 Home Room Rep. ......,......... 2 Forensic Club .................. 2, 3 junior Minstrel .,.. ................ 3 Stage Crew, Seniqr Play .,.. 4 Varsity H, Sgt. nt Arms .... 4 DICK KUNKLE Grinney May l Varsity H ................ 1, 2, 3, 4 Varsity H Treasurer ............ 3 Basketball .......................... 1, 2 Basketball Manager ............ 3 Timekeeper .,... ............. 1 , 3, 4 Football .................................. 1 Foorball Manager ................ 4 Track ........ .............................. I Track Manager ................ 3. 4 Baseball Manager ................ 4 F. F. A. .....................,............ 3 Glee Club .................,............ 4 Senior Play, Stage Manager 4 Band .................................. 2. 3 Yearbook Staff ...................... 4 BILL MARTINAK Onion December 7 DALLAS Muccl Prez May 2.1 Editor of Wfildczit ..,..,.......... 2 Glee Club ................ ....... 4 Basketball ............,... ...,.,. 3 All County Chorus .............. -1 Track ..L...................,,,............. 5 Vice-President, Student Council ......,,,,...... , ..,........., 5 President, Student Cuuncil.. 4 junior Minstrel Slmw . ....... 3 Senior Play .....,................,..... 4 Boys' Glee Club, Minstl'el Show 4 Yearbook ..........,.. ffffffff.'.'ff if 4 Football Publicity Mgr. .,.. 5 JOANNE MOORHEAD ju june Z7 Glee Club .,............ 1, 2, 3, 4 F. H. A. . ........i............ 2, 3, -l Forensic Club ..,... ............... 4 NATALIE MUCCI Nat january 10 Glee Club .....,........ l. 2, 3, -l G, A. A. ,,,,,.,,,,,..... l, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club Vice-President .... 3 F, H. A. ............................ 2, 4 Forensic Club .,................ 3, -l Forensic Club Vice- Presiclent .,............,,............ 4 Basketball ....................... 5, 4 junior Class Minstrel ...,...... 5 Senior Play ....,..,.................... 4 Yearbook Smal? ................ 5, 4 BEVERLY LARSEN ANDY LEYSOCK Bev September 13 Sticky july 28 Glee Club .............. 1, 2, 3, 4 Football ---. ------- 3 , 4 Forensic Club , ........... 2, 3, 4 Basketball --w--- W l- 2 F. H. A, .....,...., ,..,...... 2 , 4 Track ......... ..... 2 , 3, 4 Senior Play .......... ............ 4 Yearbunk Staff ...... ...... 3 . 4 ANNE LUCKSICH IRENE MACHUGA Annie january 20 uchllgen .IHIUUY 16 G1 Clb -,,...w., ---.',. - ' '4 G.A. A. ........,....... 1,2,3,4 Frei. ---. 4--,... 4 G. A, A. Tregxsurer ......... 4 Yearbook Staff .,..... ...... 3 , 4 PHP Club Pfemdent ----'-A------- 3 F. H. A. ..................,... 2. 3, 4 F. H. A. Vice-Pres. ...... 2, 3 Glee Club .............. 1, 2, 5, 4 Forensic Club ............ 2, 5, 4 1952 HOfCIfHI-AN -g 16 ARLENE NEAL MARIE OBRECZIAN july 26 Maraska November Z9 Glee Club ,,,.,,,.,,,,.. ,...,.,,,,,,, 1 Forensic Club ................,, 3, 4 F. H. A. ..... ........ ...... 1 , 2, 5 Glee Club --,.-----.---- 1, 2, 3,1 Septec ............... ...... 2 , 3, 4 ANDY OKOPAL ELIZABETH PAGLIARO Okie October 1 Bouts October 20 Football ......... ............. 1 , 2, 3 G. A. A. ................ 1, 2, 3, 4 Track ..............,....... 1, 2, 3, 4 G. A. A. Treasurer ..........,. 1 Boys' Glee Club ........,......... 4 Pep Club ,...........,,... .............., 5 Basketball ..............,........,...... 5 F. H. A. ,..................... 2, 3, 4 F. H. A. Vice-President .... 4 Glee Club .............. 1, 2, 5, 4 17 HOfCI-HIfAN 1952 GWE NDOLYN PATTERSON TERRY PATTERSON Par january 4 Gwen Avfil 25 E.,.,rI-III ..,. ........ 1 , 3, 4 Forensic Club .,................ 3, rl Bmxebau ' 1 ' 3' 4 Glee Club .............. 1, 2, 3, -l F. H. A. .......,. ..........,,. 2 , -1 WALTER PIEKARSKI MARIAN PIERCE Hpfflku Augusl 1 Shorty january 14 Glee Club ...... ...,.... 1 , 3. 4 54 E. H. A. .,..... ..... 2 . 5, 4 i ANN SHIEXVCYK May 18 Glee Club ......,.........., 1, 3, 4 G. A. A. ....., .,.. 1 , Z, 3, -X Pep Club ............ ................. 5 F. H. A, ..............., 2, 3, -l Forensic Club ...... ...,. 3 , 4 Basketball ........., Z, 5, 1 MIKE SHIMKO Shuni February 19 Football .......... ..,,. 1 , Z, 5, 4 Basketball ....... ............ 1 , 2 Track ...,....... ...... 2 , 3, 4 Baseball ..,... ......... 3 , 4 F. F. A. .,.. ..,....... 4 at 1 CHARLES SHIMKO Chas March I4 Baseball ............................ 3, 4 Glec Club .....,,. ...,.........,........ - l Senior Play Stage Crew , ..... 4 FRANK SHIMMEL Cucldy February 21 DOROTHY REED VERNA RUDDOCK Dot October 16 May 17 Glee Club ....,......... 1, 2, 3, 4 F. H. A. ............,,.......... ...v... Z F, H, A. ..,.... ..,.....,...... 2 , 4 Senior Play ...,... , ..... . 4 ANNA SCRIBE GLEN SHANKLE Ish june Shank October 6 Cv. A. A. ................ 1, 2, 5, 4 Football ...... ..... 1 , 2, 3, 4 F. H. A. .................... 2, 3, 4 Basketball ....... ............ 1 , Z Class Secretary .,.,..............,.,, Track ,................................. 1, 2 Glee Club .................... Z, 3, Track Manager ....,.....,......... 3 Girls' Basketball ................., 3 Pep Club ......................... , ..,,.. Home Room Secretary ....,... Basketball Manager ............ Forensic Club ............ 2, 3, 4 Varsity H Vice-President .... 4 Yearbook Staff Photographer .......... Z, 3. 4 Home Room Rep, ...... 1, 2, 3 1 Rifle Club ............................,, 1952 HOfCIfHIfAN -A IS IRENE SISKO FRANCES SKULTETY Rene August 28 Class Secretary .......,....Y.A..A.... 2 Forensic Club Secretary .... 4 F. H. A. Sec.-Treas. ............ 4 Basketball .,....,................... 2, 3 Glee Club ........,..... 1, 2, 3, 4 Forensic Club .............,.... 3, 4 G. A. A. ................ 1, Z, 3, 4 F. H. A. ........... ....... 2 , 3, 4 Minstrel Show .... ............. . 5 RICHARD SMATANA Dick December 22 Track ....... ..... 1 , 2. 3, 4 Football ....... . ...... 2, 3, 4 Buselzail ...... ........ 3 , 4 Fran February F. H. A. .................,.... 2, 5, F. H. A. Sec.-Treas. ........... . Glee Club ........,..... 1, 2, 3, G. A. A. ,................... 1, 2, Forensic Club ............ 2, 3, JOAN WINDOWS joanie November Glee Club .... ................ 1 , F. H. A. ..... .. 2, G .A. A. .... .. 1, - 19 IlOfCIfHIfAN 1952 i.. sq 6 I. NORMA SMITH ROBERT SMITH May 26 Smitty September 10 Glee Club .....,..,......... 1, 3, 4 Track ............................,.,....... 1 F, H. A. ........ ....,.. 2 , 3. 4 Basketball Manager . ....... . 3 Pep Club ........... ..........,... 3 Minstrel Show ..... .......... 3 THOMAS SMITH DOROTHY SMREK Tom Ocmber 2 Dm june 18 Football .......... ..... l , Z, 3, 4 F. H. A. --,----- . ..----4---- 2, 3, 4 Basketball ...... ....... 2 , 5, 4 Glee Club . ............, 1, Z. 3. 4 Forensic Club ...............,.. 5, 4 2' 1 f 5' xv ' A 4 FRANCIS VOYTHN Smokey july Basketball ,.,,. ...., l , 2, 5, Fuotball .... . ..........,.. 3, Track -..- ..,. . .... 1, Z, 5, SHIRLEY WILKERSON Simi July Fxorensic Club .......,,... 2, 3, Glee Club .........,........ 2, 3, Newspaper Staff .................,.. F. H. A. ............... ......... Z , G. A. A. ......,............. 2, 5, 4 Yearbook Staff .......,,......, 3, 4 MARX' ANN NXIARHOLIC Mer Apzil 6 F. H, A. .....l. - ..,..........,,........ Z Glee Club .............. 1, Z, 3, el Forensic Club ........,......... 3, -1 Home Ruum Secretary ........ 4 BARBARA WINCEK Barb May I7 Forensic Club , .......,.......,, 5, 4 Cilee Club .............. 1, Z, 5, 4 F. H. A. - ...... ......Y,.,....,,.. 2 VERNA STUCKICH Vern September 17 RUTH THOMAS Tommie Octob er 13 Seniur Play .... ,,,.,,,,,.......,,,, 4 Glee Club .............. 1, Z, 3, 4 Glee Club .,....,,.,,,,,.., 2, 3, 4 Forensic Club .,,.....,......... 5, 4 F, H. A. ....................... .. 2. 4 F. H. A. ............ 2. 3, 4 Class Representative ....., 1, 2 G. A. A. ......... .... 1 , 2, 3, 4 Student Council .............. 5, 4 Basketball ........................ 2, 3 Home Room President .... 3, 11 Yearbook Staff ......... .. ........... 4 Pep Club ................................ 3 Fx. H. A. Vice-President ...... 3 C. A. A. ...- ...... -- ........ 3, R1'rA TROXELL Dolly August Zl Glee Club ....... .... 1 , Z, 3, -i Senior Septet ............,.. - ....... 4 Minstrel Show ...................... 3 Class Vice-President ............ 2 F. H. A. ............. - ....... 2, 3, 4 F. H. A. President .............. 2 Forensic Club .................. 3. 4 G. A. A. ...- ........... 1, 2, 3, 4 2 'Jig iw f n f kwin . . 55 5 fr Qi A .1 Home Room Treasurer 4 JOHN TURI.EY February 26 Varsity H .............. 1, 2. Football ............................ 3,4 1,2 Basketball ........................ 1, Z Minstrel Show ...................,.. 3 Varsity H. Secretary W ..... ,... 4 Track Manager .......... ...... 3 W . . J 5 J :Z- RQT A H ' we -- fri .ey A . k - Kay? I., ,, ,.2, .egg fa .5 A 1952 HOfCIfHI-AN ee 20 JACOB SMITH jake October 2 F. F. A. .... ..... 1 , 2, 3, 4 HOfCIfHI-AN 1952 PATRICIA ZOMETSKY Parry December Basketball ..........,....,.......... 3, Glee Club .................... 2, 3, Forensic Club .......,....,..... 3, G. A. A. ............. ...... l . F. H. A. .....,.........., ....,.. , Yearbook Stal? 425 ' Qwu ii ' ,. .aw ' -pw' 1,0 mixwi? Sw? Me' EW, gqwev ' 4-A Z lf ,,.-.n-ff' '. py: 75fi K' fffzffw Ir: A if Q- 432 cf. X Kg., V' 'gif 1 1 Classes Juniors GROUP I ROW I Cover, Dudash, Balazs, Augus- tine, Boczar, Boring, Beech, De- Carlo, Dellahora ROW II Cush, Ferguson, Baroni, Davis, Cain, Bowman, Cumberledge. George, Behune ROW III Danko, Gallo, Fertal, Capraino, Buckshaw, Andrie, George, Al- bright, Bultoskey, Benamati ROW IV Balls, Brisco, D'Aurelio, Bama, Gallo, Cerny, Bellas, Anderson, Bcrkehile GROUP II ROW I Menegatti, Mitchell, Laney, Hen- ley, Murray, Henry, I.iptaC, Marsh, Miller ROW II Hilliard, Palmer, Mlinarich, Greczek, Lazor, Hetrick, Pave lick, Loughnet ROW III Morrow, jones, Kunkle, Kuchar, Kosmach, Hatherill, McCracken, Iolinsnn, Huhish ROW IV Martini, Nussen, Ogrich, Guy, jones, Johnston, Henry, Hoplcini, Oleksinski GROUP III ROW I Potts, Yanoscsik, Propst, Sasala ROW II Ramsell, Spon, Wingard, Santus, Popp, Warholic, Smith, Weber, j. Taylor ROW III R. Taylor, Walker, Steffey, Riley, I.. Smith, Roser, Turify, Sisko, Penlvco, Turnbull ROW IV Snedclen, Zorak, Solo, Rebo- vich, B. Smith, Repka, Sardnne, K. Smith. Volk 1952 HO-CIfHIfAN f- - 24 Soph- omores GROUP I ROW I Adamsky, Brink, Dudash, Barney, Burt, Dillen ROW II Davis, Duff, Cindrich, Colgan, Bartlebaugh, D'Zmura, Brandon, Bruno, Deskovich ROW III Burnheimer, Biconick, Calvetti, Cipollini, Bell, Bedzyk, Barclay ROW IV Crucis, Cybak, Bruner, Capimsti, Bukuskey, Cipollini, Barclay, Blehar, Bocz, Carson, Dellafiora GROUP II ROWI Hill, Harshyne, Fisher, Kiral, Luksich ROW II Fucile lfwin Greene Lezark - ' gy . , Grifiith, Eyerett, Kokolis, Golin- sky, Kalalus ROW III Kinter, Horchar, Kunkle, Frye, Gahella, Kenosh, Hardin ROW IV Loughner, George, Hopkins, Luera tinger, Huseonica, Greenwalt, Geletka, Edwards, Hutchinson, Griffith, Gaston GROUP III ROW I Nicodemus, Pyle, Pulliam, Rams- ell, Martin, Oswalt, Pribesh, Mc- Cully, Raymond ROW II Pluchinsky, MacBlane, McAdno, Patterson, McCoy, Pilar, Parchina sky, Mucci, Pernici ROW III Pedaci, Rellick, Pyle, Patterson, j. Nymick, Mlinarich, Miller, M. Nymich, Pochedly, Robertson GROUP IV ROW I Shank, Sasala, Skultery, Ross, Yanity, Walker, Shakoski ROW II Varholick, Ruddock, Strini, Se- lock, Taylor, Shaffer, Yarkowski, Yates ROW III Smith, Wfnodle, Shedlock, Wil- son, Roudebush, Smith, Yano- scsik, Sipos, Williams, Skoff ROW IV Sesti, Shankle, Sebastian, Zomet- sky, Schell, Schlemmer, Smith, Sn-Ima, Sweeney Freshmen GROUP I ROW I Bukuskey, Cuury, Brida, Cipol- lini, Bmwn, Carnahan, Bedzyk ROW Il Cimrzi, Domenick, Collins, Cain, Albright, Bruner, Batiestilli, Cap- imsri, D'Aurelin ROW III Dillinger, Cusimano, Buchknski, Dellatiiora, Bedzyk, Cute, Cava- naugh, Bell, Boris, Battesrilli ROW IV Adamsky, Bama, Bailey, Cook, Dellafiurii, Buknskey, Burn- heimer, Bush GROUP II ROW I Kunkle, Lebda, Edwards, Jones, Harsh, Kinter ROW II Lezark, Henry, Fedinick, Krivec, Karpacs, Fairman, Haag, Getty, Hoyas ROW III johnson, Graham, Kenly, Lewis, Fertal, Hainnur. I-libel, Kiral, Henry, l.nzarnwicz, Edwards ROW IV Gray, Gulinsky, Fnbin, Hazlert, Evanick, Lewis, Engle, Harsh, Kurcsics, Gnnda GROUP III ROW I Mikeslca, Scribe, Miller, Ok-mpal, Risinger, Pritts ROW II Lung, Reinnrd, Sesti, Robertson, Sink, Risinger, Pavlik, McMasters, Schulrz ROW III Ruddock, Moore, Rich, Mc- Gaughey, Nicudemus, Pavlik, Saiani, Paulo, Ondu, Sandolhni ROW IV Mathieson, Menegatri, Peterson, Monti, Mulesrntore, Piccolini, Peternay, Pochedly, Mack, Per- nici, Miller GROUP IV ROW I S t e I m a , Stabile, Yanoscsik, Shankle, Sobieray, Waskn ROW II Weir, Warholic, Stern, Walls, Tnrzuk, Znmersky, Smith, Yates, Shandick, Skull' ROW III Taddie, Snedden, Wassiclt, Voy- ten, Walker, Zolchak, Wins- heimer, Weir, Sipns, Zerfoss ROXV IV Solu, Spun, Varhnlick, Shimkn. Stuflcicli, Tnrzuk, XValbeClC. George, Wfheeler, Winsheimer. Wfalters Junior High Eighth Grade ROW ROW ROW ROW MR. CRAVENER I-- Foutz, Miller, Griliirh, Kozele, Thomas, Dudash, Patterson, Monti II -- Blaine, Will, D. Torzok, Conner, M. J. Torzok, D'Zmura, Turley, Kunkle, Dick, Wingard III - Douglass, Keener, Castellani, Nussen, Bender, Kenosh, Conerby, McAd0o, Barclay IV - Kurcsics, Edwards, Lazarowia, Yanity, Spellmzm, Ondo, Rash, Gindlesperger, McAdou, Gnibus, Mr. Craven-cr Remember every promise made and keep it to the Ietterg Remember those who lend you aid and be a grateful debtor. Remember good, remember truth, remember heaven's above you. And you will fmd, through age and youth, that many hearts will love you. PRESIDENT , .,,.,,,,,, .,.., , VICE-PRESIDENT ......... TREASURER , SECRETARY ,. .. ADVISOR , .,,,,,, , OFFICERS . THOMAS GNIBUS JOE DUDASH . . . HELEN BENDER MARY JANE D'ZMURA MR. ELMER CRAVENER 1952 IIOfClfHIfAN Seventh Grade MRS. MACCULLOCH ROW I - Arone, Medvetz, Roudebush, Pulliam, Bmwn, Hill ROW II-Martini, Steffey, Sink, Worcester, Hill, K. George ROW III- XVoodle, Signorino, Kunkle, C. George, Popp ROW IV - Raymond, Rummel, Sivulich, Mester, Mrs. MacCulloch MR. GANLEY ROW' I g Miller, lippley, Ondn, Hazlcrr, Russ, Brmlrick ROW' II - Sisku, Tnylnr, Kokolis. Spcllmim, Johnston, Yates, Patterson ROW' III - Fckenrmul, Horchar, Pulliam, Kentish, McAnulty, Popp, Schall, Mr. Lianley 29 -HOfCI-HlfAN 1952 'fi-ff ww. V nv 4. ,yf .I 1? Q, 5' 1 L ffl 81,15 f gli' . WN ..z,' S lg :-: .. : H,. ' X' 'fe 1 X '13 5 9 VAN 5, . 2 5 . L - 755, 'zzf , V, ww' W, 'QE wi M Q ' aim 5 yi SLN. 1, i..sg3s,w ,im MM Haig M . V. qq A5 .9 Q . -. Sports Q 1 my 2 71' -A, . .g,x,p. E 'Mg 4 X I4 4+ 'mv Q Ml' was l 5 lm s Q 5, xx KW! tg B Qin! BW an' Junior Varsity Baseball mf may 11 'X ,iw fl .A A, Ii N I ,I W f' x Y fi xy I w 55, ik ,Z i an 1 1 5 QS' MY em, ,vo V Q r ,,., 37. I' f 'Zin 512 Q L KAW , ,aes -fgE?.:3 V 121, gig, - Y! Wm .wk 1 W., isa,-:L .v 3 ,aaa 3 if if 'Hari' ,. .. 5 . ax 3.96 .,:'V. we 'sf v if 24.413 Gil NM: in 920101-nam fum 53' w H M N W X J? H ff 435 - Mi A ga' 1 ' 'SF' A I Q Q ii? 6 , ,, f -h 1 -M Tm N, K A if N ,,VV . . . l A Al.: ,Z ,, N:,- .,.. We W ' m -X Sax: Y' j 5iSx,g,QL zlfiiiiix f I my lmiiifiae .- 1 vw 15552222 5 . .W , 5 Q2 Y i E 2 9 5 2 F 3 1 1 I Y 2 e 5 i 1 3 5 3 i 4 i 2 H i 4 E x Grganizations Student Council 1 D ROW I- Gnibus, Roudebush, Epp ey, ROW II- Lazor, Capitosti, Huyas, Sobnemy Mller ROW III - Stelma, Nymick, Hopkins, ROW IV g Mr. Tuck. Sruckich, Repka, Muccx, D. Cipnllini OFFICERS PRESIDENT ,,,,,.....,,,..,, VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY ....,,,D.. . TREASURER ,....,,AI ,, DALLAS MUCCI JOE REPKA MIKE STELMA MICKEY NYMICK 1952 HOfCIfHIfAN Senior Play CAST OF CHARACTERS Hugo Bromley ,,,,,,.,,.AAAAA...A .......,,,..,.,..., ,..,.. .............,,, ,,......,...,..,........ ,..,....,,...,,. .,.. ,....,......... ,,...,, ,,...,..... il 0 h n S 1 n k A young man out of a job, who Ends himself in the Ghost Business Jeffrey Hall ,,,A,...,,......, ,.,....A......,,.................,,.,...,,,,..............,,,,.,,,.....,.............. .....,.,.....,.....,................,....,.. His friend and general manager Troddy .........,. ,.,..............,..,..,.,,,,,..,.....,......,.,......,....,.,,,......, .,.,.....,......... ,,.. , ..., . Maid and cook for the Stormgay household Ginger Stormgay A pretty girl in her late teens Gale Stormgay ,...........,.,.. ,,,,. ...i......,,,..,.. ......,.,...,.,... , . . Ginger's sister, a little older Hatcher .i,r....,,........,......,........., ,,,...,,,,,,... i,,,,,,. ,,,,,............, The Stormgay's housem an Granny Kate .........,, i,,.........i,,,.,,.,.....,,,,................,,.,...,...,,............ ........,. , , The girls' energetic and capable grandmother Professor de Vallan ss,,,s..., ,..,i.ii,..,.., ,,i,..,.....i,.,, s..... i............, .i.. An authority on voodoo and zombies Madam Zolga ,.,.........,,..... ,... , , i.i,,........,., ........... , .,,, His strange assistant Azalea ...,.,....,,., .,.....r,ii..,.......,,,.,. .,,.,, , ,,i.. , ,i,.irr...,.,........ , , ,.,,,, ,,.,.. . . A lobster woman from the nearby village . Glenn McNutt Rose Menegatti Helen D'Zmura Marjorie Fisher Robert Bender Verna Stuckich Dallas Mucci Natalie Mucri Helen Biconik Nora Vane ...,,,oo,. o....ro......i .....rr ..........,..,,,...,,,., C C . ..,o.,o,... Rita Biggie A woman with a nose of investigation Mr. Bradshaw ..,,, ,,,,,,, , ., ....., A .,,, A ,,,,,, ., ,,,,, james Hill The sheriff Monster ............,. ...,,.,.....,.,........,,.... D ick Bush Director ......r .. Miss Dorothy Balfour HOfCI HI-AN 1952 Yearbook Staff ROW I Q- Fedinick, Sink, Kuchar, Assistant Editor, Demeter, Business Manager, Bender, Edimrg Gallo, Assistant Business Managerg McM:lsrers, Wi1kei's4mn, Zumezsky ROW II - Miss Binkey, DeCarIo, Menegalti, Battcstelli, Bicunik, Mufci, Pnulu, Walls, Thomas, Kelley, Miss Moor ROW III-Carson, Kunkle, Cavanaugh, Ewing, Menegatti, Kinrer, Pnrtersun, Kosmuh Penlw Kim Ross ROW IV - Riley, Sisko, Warholic, Sink, D. Cipnllini, Kunlcle. E. Cipullini, Slnanklc , Larsen. Luksiclx. lmnnln OFFICERS EDITOR ........,.........,....,....l l,l... ........... R O BERT BENDER ASSISTANT EDITOR ........ ,,...... E LIZABETH KUCHAR BUSINESS MANAGER ,, ,,,,.,..,...,.,..,.,,.,...... .,,,,.,. S TEVE DEMETER ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER I. ,,,,,,,......... , ,....,, THOMAS GALLO SPONSORS ............,....... ,,..., ...,,, ,,....,....,. , ,,,,,,,, .,,.,,, M I S S MARJORIE BINKEY MISS LYDIA JANE MOOT 1952 HO-CIfHIfAN P E- -4 , ,3 fs 3 5 W' T' E'- V5 l,k i '1LEW if iss ' V E ,r 1 iv R V. If A P - AML? In - kk, A .gi Y Vtk L . JM? 'K I ,h..: gig. we ff ad A gA f 1 W Q1 if -fgf 'ig '. 'KK - r,r,, vw Q -,xi 3, A W if f ' ff' L, s A 1 A mf f Q is F ff' Hi -P 2' I Q as asm is gig, gi? ' rf ff I . K' ' XV ',AL x- 172 I - , . , z Qi , , 1 6 2 Ji' , 151 . -1 Q ,,. B - IQ if In W V .f,. KH K V I N a ' A 5l,- . it il '--':f ' if A lr I. , , :,: V ,. :rr t -f xg ,, ' Q i f , 4, if 'K r .Sw P1 if Future Homemakers of America GROUP I ROW I Shewcyk, I-Iatherill, Sisko, Fisher, Pagliaro, MR Smith, Ramsell, Kuhuth ROW II Riley, Lucas, Pavliclc, Larson Cook, Moorhead, Keener, N. Smith. Mm. Shane GROUP II ROW I Weber, 1. Taylnr, Bnlazs, Sisko, Augustine, Turnbull, PQPP. Dc-Caxrlo, Dellalinra ROW II Marsh, C. George, S. George, Cain, Mlinarich, Palmer, Hilliard ROW III Santus, Walker, Czxpruinu, Albright, Penko, Andrie, Buckshuw, Ciieczek, Buwmgzn GROUP III ROW I Henry, Murray, Dudash, Men- euattr, Boczar, Davis, Kos- mach, Kuchar, Boring ROW II Hatherill, Mitchell, Herrick, Beech. Kunkle, Luughner, Miller, I.:izur ROXV III Behune. lieigusiln, S p in n , Pie ce, Smirh, 'l'urily, Cuvei, W'in-'ninl, Warlinwlic IIO CIIIIIAN - 46 Future Homemakers of America GROUP IV ROW I Smrek, Neal, Pattezson, Stuf- kich, Menegatri, Gonda, Kish, Skultety ROW II Wilkersixn, Mucci, Tlmrnas, Lwing, Scribe, Truxell, ln- sam ROXV III Duff, Luksich, Pierce, Bow- man, Dutfalb, Machuga, Adams GROUP V ROW I J. Taylor, Pyle, Raymond, Lezark, MaCBlane, Fisher, Pi- laz, Iivcrert, Barrlebaugh ROXV II Bell, Cipollini, Davis, Mar- tin, Greene, Bruno, Gritlilh, Harshyne ROW III Ewing, McAd00, Yannsfsik, Smirh, Shcdlock, Strini. Mussi GROUP VI ROW I Cindrich, McCully, Patterson, Gabellzi, Kiral, Kunkle, Pul- liam, Brandon, Oswalt ROW II Ruddnck, Golinsky, Lukuick. Parchinsky, Barclay, XX'ilsun, Kinter, Koknlis ROW III Ramsell, Pernici, Deskuvich, Sipos, Roudebush, Hnrchar, Selock, Varholick 47 HOfCIfHlfAN 1953 Future Farmers of America ROW I 4 Benamati, Walker, D'Aurelio, jones, Potts, Sink, Hamil, Gallo, jones ROW II - Schlemner, Edwards, Bruner, Henry, Anderson, Garzoni, Sweeney ROW Ill f Hopkins, Gallo, jones, Rush, Prebish, Robertson ROW IV Y Bellas. Shimko, B. Smith. j. Smith. Hardin, Sisku, Rebovich OFFICERS PRESIDENT . ,....A, .,,, DONALD POTTS VICE-PRESIDENT ........., ,,,,,,,,,,,,,A,,,, OHN SINK SECRETARY RICHARD GALLO TREASURER ,, WILLIAM HAMILL SPONSOR ,.... . ..... .. MR. R. Y. LEECH 1931 HO-CIfHI-AN Varsity ROW I W Barney, Cipollini, Kukolisg Bush, Treasurerg Sink, Presiclenrg Kunkle, Burt, Shakl lx ROW II-Mr. Byers, Balls, D'Aurelio, Schell, Hill, Sweeney, Ross, Moodle ROW Ill - Anderson, Nussen. Sisko, Mr. Smith, Repkn, juhnsmn, Snedden, Ports PRESIDENT .,........... VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY ,........,. TREASURER ,.,,,,,, SPONSORS ,,,,,,,,.,, HOfCI-HI-AN 1952 OFFICERS JOHN SINK DICK KUNKLE JOHN TURLEY DICK BUSH MR. L. SMITH MR. J. s. BYERS Glee Club w Glee Club Band and Orchestra i 195 School Patrol ROW III- Sivulich, Mr, Cravener, Foutz, Miller, Kurcsxcs C b s, Schall. Mr. Ganley, Rum l ROW I - Ross, Monti, McAdoo, Popp, Yates, Kozele, Dudash, Griffnh ROW II- Patterson. Signorino. Wforcester. Sisko, Thomas. Miller PRESIDENT .,,,,...., ,, VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY .,,,,..,. A TREASURER S,lA SPONSORS HO1CIfHIfAN 1952 OFFICERS TOM GNIBUS BILL KOZELE - ooo...... JOE DUDASH . RONALD MILLER MR. B. GANLEY MR. E. CRAVENER Ei, H :W , jjf ij, , w5z5i52qf5:sf25'11feH,E fg -L Qvr.-We 5.5 fl-'f,. f S ,f. v.,. : , ,eirigk Q ,, -, 12:2 ew 35 f'f9:9gf,A as .fr --.wsfzlvmiiz Literary Class Histor Well, here we are . . . But where do we go? . . . Who's the teacher? . . . Which building? . . . What do we do? . . . Oh!!! . . . Amid this com- motion, we started our first year of high school. We were the one hundred fifteen new greenies who had to know it or else! In most cases it was or else. Our first meeting in the auditorium was called to order by Miss LaVerne Zimmerman, our class sponsor, who has since left the blissful clime of school. Our nominees for office were chosen on the basis of dependability, honesty, and, it hap- pens, scholarship. We selected green and white as our class colors, and the following students were elected as our officers: President .,......... .,..... H elen D'Zmura Vice-President ,..,,,,, ....,... S teve Demeter Secretary .,,,,.... .,...,. Irene Sisko Treasurer ...,...........,,........ ,,,,,,,, D ick Bush The first event of the year was a benent skating party which, to our amazement, was . . I guess . . . a success. Then arrived the first school dance. The auditorium was adorned in green and white, our class colors. The place was jammed with spec- tators and a few dancing couples! . . . My, were they a daring lot! By the end of the year we had become quite accustomed to the realm of secondary education. Make way! . . . Scatter, you bunch of, Miss Balfour said this wasn't good terminology, meat- heads . . . Who's talking? . . . We are now sophomores and can't be bothered by those silly, uneducated freshmen. Were we above them? Sure! We were on the second fioor. The class had dropped a few members. Bashful Steve Demeter decided it was useless to try to captivate dashing Freda. We received a new sponsor, Miss Annette Acone. We had an election too: President .... ....,,,,....,,,,,,,,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, J Ohm Sink Vice-President ......... ........... R ita Troxell 5CCfCiHfy -.tt,--....... .......... R ose Menegatti Treasurer ..........,.,,,...,,,,,.,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, D iqk Bush George the beak Coury gave John a terrific battle for the presidency, down the back stretch. ' Our first money making scheme was the Turkey Twirl. Our intake was fairly good. That candy machine was a nauseating thing. In went the nickles, and we went into the red, but we didn't go under. During the year we kept our heads above water with other attractions. Dick Smatana and Freda Duff had quite a romance, but alas, it diedg there were too many hsh, and Freda had to swim away. Being . . . well . . . rather a supernatural class, we presented the play, The Gboft Story, which developed talent and encouraged cooperation among the students. It made us feel more at ease in front of the student body. You talk about sav'vy. We had it . . . We were nearing that stage when we knew it all. Oh, boy! No classes this afternoon! This exclamation was uttered some time ago, exactly, on October 17, 1951. That afternoon the class members were measured for their rings. This year we were greatly interested in dates. Ah! September Z2 netted a nice little sum from the Football Frolic, held in the school audi- torium, and shortly after we elected officers: President .........,........ ........ D on Hardin Vice-President .......... .....,. R obert Bender Secretary ................... ,......... A nn Scribe Treasurer .. ,... .....,,. I ohn Sink 1952 HOfCIfHIfAN -a 56 Class Histor March 5 . . . What a day! . . . look at my ring! . . . Mine's nicern . . . No, mine is! . . . Well, our rings had arrived. Yah know, mista' inter-locketer, Hoated across the auditorium. Who from? Wa-ll, dese end men were on de loose agin. Amid greasepaint and minstrel corn we managed to manufacture a few laughs. Miss Dorothy Balfour, whom we shall hear from later, helped to get the chorus in shape, Friday, April 13 . . . The April showers dance . . . There were no April showers . . . just people who showered us with quarters. I say old chap, let's have a cup of teaf' Yes, May 15 the girls entertained their mothers at a late afternoon tea party. This was it! For us who knew it all, it would be a snap. Prematurely, our school days were over. Ah, hal you fiend . . . chemistry! Ah . . . er . . . well we were not the brightest class in fourteen years. Before the first semester examinations we all choked on anything that started with b . . . b . . . ballads. Where have you been Lord Randal, my son? . . . No! . . . More! . . . Have mercy! We tripped up a third sponsor, Miss Dorothy Stephens. Of course, she proceeded to comb our hair, but you know a senior. Well, we're mighty. The class election came next. The roses won out: President ..,,,.,....,... ............ G lenn McNutt Vice-President ,... , .........,,..., Rose Fabin Secretary ..,,. ., ,...,,,.... Rose Menegatti Treasurer ,,..,.,,,......... ,.........,...........,,,,,. ohn Sink We started with one hundrer fifteen and ended with eighty students. The road was rocky, be- lieve me. During football season Glenn Shankle was in- jured and spent many months in the hospital. 57 HOfGIfHIfAN 1952 Three cheers for Glenn. He was a lighter all the way. We wish him great success in the future years. Memory! . . . Yes, it's still working . . . The class play. For six weeks the uncomplaining voice of Miss Dorothy Balfour could be heard, expounding upon the theory of West Indian Voo- doo. Our class play was given December 5-6. The n-n-name, G-G-Ghost W'-Wan!-I-ted . . . by Guernsey Che is not a cowj LePelley. George Barney met his first love, Delores Beech. Mary Insana received her ring fnot a class ringj, from some gentleman who resides in Indiana. Time marches on! . . . Washington, D. C. was invaded, but not by the Russians. Many members of the class enjoyed a great time. Hotel life is among the best. Tide Local Union donated 55100, the Ladies' Auxiliary 330, McIntyre 363, and Lucerne 544. Class night! . , . and the eighty verses by two authors of the senior class tickled the fifth rib. Tom Smith kept late hours all last year, Why? He loved those Luciusboro hills. Quite a few girls found greener pastures in Blairsville. Baccalaureate service and Commencement were held, with every proud parent beaming. Yes, all good things come to an end . . . Some cried! . . . Some shouted for joy! . . . Others were just non- chalant about the whole matter! . . . Us? . . . Well, were not going to say. By the way, we had a very good speaker at Commencement, Dr. Pearl O. Wfeston, the Dean of Women, of Pennsylvania State College. Irene Machuga Dallas Mucci Senior Class Will We, the class of ,5Z, having been subject to the many terrors and hardships of past years in Homer City High School, do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament. We bestow the following wishes on our humble followers, and hope that they too will fare as well as we did. TO THE JUNIORS, We leave the right to choose any seat in study hallg TO THE SOPHOMORES, the brains not to take physics next yearg TO THE FRESHMEN, the dreams of wishing they were graduatingg TO THE TEACHERS, our younger brothers and sistersg and TO THE JANITORS, some place to dump the ashes after the parking lot is filled. DORIS ADAMS leaves her home room romances to Shirley Turify. GEORGE BARNEY leaves the front seat of his Plymouth to Dolores Beech. ROBERT BENDER leaves his loves in Waterman to Louie Dellafiora. HELEN BICONIK leaves her short hair to Donna Marsh. RITA BIGGIE leaves her pretty dresses to Dorothy Lazor, whose one love is jeans. THELMA BOWMAN leaves her red hair to any- one with a fiery temper. DICK BUSH leaves his parking place by the Coral Reservoir to john Sink and Carol Rich who could use it. DON CIPOLLINI leaves his ability to drive to Ernest in 15 minutes to anyone fool enough to try it. LORETTA COOK leaves her height to Elsie Duff. GEORGE COURY leaves his perpetual comedy act to Mitchell Sasala. JOANNE DANOWSKY leaves her love of Waterman men to joan Brandon. STEVE DEMETER leaves third base to Clyde Shankle. FREDA DUFF leaves her many love affairs at County Chorus to any blond who goes next year. DOLORES DUFFALO leaves her conservative tongue to Doris Dellafiora. HELEN D'ZMURA leaves her aggressiveness to any bashful freshman girl. HAROLD EVERETT leaves his ability to sleep in study halls to Don Potts. ROBERTA EWING leaves her job in the 5 and 10 to anyone tired of loafing. ROSE FABIN leaves her 95 average to Louie Sacco. MARJORIE FISHER leaves Fergie to nobody! PATTY GNIBUS leaves her love of Coral boys to Helen Wingard. BETTY GONDA leaves her big blue eyes to any Hirtatious freshman girl. GIOVANNA GRANELLI leaves the Brooklyn Dodgers in eighth place. DON HARDIN leaves all his extra loves to jack Schoch. LARUE HATHERILL leaves her love of Buicl-as and Blairsville men to Carol George. TOM HENRY leaves his love of the soil to Bill Smith. JAMES HILL leaves his deep voice to Leonard Stabile. JOHN HIBEL leaves his dimples to anyone who can resist women. TOM HOUSI-IOLDER leaves his ambition to be a postman to anyone who likes to walk. MARY INSANA leaves her diamond ring on her finger. RUBY KEENER leaves her Highty ways to Lillian Lezark. PHYLLIS KELLEY leaves her studious ways to Betty Burnheimer. BARBARA KISH leaves Ken Balls in school. EUGENE KOKOLIS leaves his tall stories to Bob Barney. MARCELLA KOHUTH leaves her blond hair to Don Cerny who will be needing some very soon. ARBUTUS KUNKLE leaves without Dick. DICK KUNKLE leaves his managing jobs to Bernard Murray, a likely prospect. BEVERLEY LARSEN leaves her gift of gab to Carol Hardin, that quiet sophomore. ANDY LEYSOCK leaves nothing but a closed door behind him. ANNE LUKSICH leaves her bookkeeping ability to Suzanne Nicodemus, who must keep her black book in order. IRENE MACHUGA leaves her chocolate cakes to the man she marries. 1952 HOfCIfHIfAN- f SR BILL MARTINAK leaves his love for the name Joanne to Dick Engle. GLENN MCNUTT leaves his love for small girls to Joe Benemati. ROSE MENEGATTI leaves her even temper to our competent sponsor, Miss Stephens. JOANNE MOORHEAD leaves her driving ability to Barbara Mitchell. DALLAS MUCCI leaves his dramatic speeches to any young politician. NATALIE MUCCI leaves her acting ability to Norma Weber. ARLENE NEAL leaves her knowledge of geog- raphy to any struggling junior. MARIE OBRECZIAN leaves her love for Lucius- boro men to any fresh air fiend. ANDY OKOPAL leaves his western sketches to Philip Luettinger. ELIZABETH PAGLIARO leaves her small stature to anyone who bumps his head going through doors. GWENDOLYN PATTERSON leaves her freckles to Annetta Bruno who can use a dilferent shade. TERRY PATTERSON leaves his blond wavy hair to Tom Snedden. WALTER PIEKARSKI leaves his lab experi- ments in chemistry to Joe Repka. MARIAN PIERCE leaves her sophisticated man- ner to Mary Murray. DOROTHY REED leaves her faithful compan- ionship with Gwendolyn Patterson to La- Vonne Hilliard and Rita Augustine. VERNA RUDDOCK leaves her athletic ability to Janet McCoy. ANNE SCRIBE leaves her love of crew cuts to Sally Pulliam. GLENN SHANKLE leaves his physique to his brother Skinny, ANNE SHEWCYK leaves her line to some boyless freshman girl. CHARLES SHIMKO leaves his broad smile to anyone who uses Colgate toothpaste. MIKE SHIMKO leaves his polevaulting technique to Mickey Nymick. FRANK SHIMMEL leaves his love of big cars to Archie Cannon. JOHN SINK leaves his powder puff kisses to Paul Rebovich. 59 - - HO-CLHI-AN 1952 IRENE SISKO leaves her giggles to Alma Henley. FRANCES SKULTETY leaves her neat appear- ance to any girl who tries to dress in live minutes. DICK SMATANA leaves his winning ways with the girls to Joe Sisko. DOROTHY SMREK leaves her front seat in P.O.D. to anyone who can look Miss Binkey in the eye. JACOB SMITH leaves his physique to Eugene Brink. NORMA SMITH leaves her quiet walk to any freshman who barges through the halls. ROBERT SMITH leaves his hairy chest to any- one who wants to look like Tarzan. TOM SMITH leaves his bashful ways to Edward Horchar. VERNA STUCKICH leaves her knack of break- ing test tubes to anyone who can afford it. RUTH THOMAS leaves her trained V-8 to anyone who gets lost going to Indiana. RITA TROXELL leaves her quiet way to Shirley Hatherill. JOHN TURLEY leaves his cigars and snulf to Steve Prebish. FRANCIS VOYTEN leaves his good standing with Miss Balfour to Eleaner Kosmach. MARY ANN WARHOLIC leaves her sister to Steve Rash. SHIRLEY WILKERSON leaves her ability to catch big boy friends to Margie Smith. BARBARA WINCEK leaves her earrings to Elaine Capitosti. JOAN WINDOWS leaves the dictaphone to any future secretary. PATTY ZOMETSKY leaves her sweaters to Joyce Ann Winsheimer. Subscribed, sealed, published, and declared by the Homer City High School Class of 1952, testators above named, as and for their last will and testament in the presence of each of us, who at their request and in their presence, in the pres- ence of each other, at the same time, have here- unto subscribed our names as witnesses this fourth day of June, 1952, at the door of Homer City High School. Wil7Z65I65.' HELEN D'ZMURA DON CIPOLLINI Prophecy of Class of '52 JUNE as, 1965 Here's the latest news from the wires of the Associated Press: Washington! - President Hardin ordered an investigation of the Coury Clothing Corporation. The President said the in- vestigation would be on the new law recently in- troduced by Senator john Hibel of Graceton. The investigation committee will be headed by Thomas Housholder. In Housholder's committee will be the honorable Andrew Leysock and Gio- vanna Granelli, the first woman representative of the recently formed state of Yankeetown, U.S.A. George Coury, president of the Corporation was not available for comment. Rumors have Coury in Hollywood making a production for Turley Studios Incorporated. john Turley denied the rumor. Secretary of Agriculture, john Sink, has ap- pointed Walter Piekarski, Rose Fabin, and Loretta Cook to head the delegation to Tim-Buck-Too in southern Africa. The delegation will be flown to Africa in a SWA jetoliner. The latest word from the offices of SWA fShimko and Shimmel World Airlinesj is that the company's most skilled flyer, Terry Patterson, will personally be in charge of the Flying Plymouth, his plane. In his crew will be Eugene Kokolis, jacob Smith, Betty Gonda, and Thelma Bowman. fThe girls are to serve as hostesses and morale builders.j Pittsburgh! - Steve Demeter, local Pirate slug- ger fbroke Kiner's record of 63 homers in 1958 when he crashed out 64j, Frances Voyten, out- standing guard, and Tom Smith will be honored by the Homer City Dapper Dans at a banquet. Dick Smatana, brilliant quarterback of the world football champs, the Steelers, will be unable to attend the banquet. Rumors have it that he twisted his ankle while chasing a box of snuff that was rolling down a stairway. Dick Kunkle and George Barney have just announced that a Miss America Contest will be held in their factory at Miami Beach, Florida. Naturally the two bathing suit manufacturers were quoted as saying that anyone not wearing one of their original creations would be disqualified from the contest. Freda Duff and Roberta Ewing, wealthy own- ers of the Indiana McCrory 5 and 10 cent store, were reported to have entertained their employees at Delores and Doris QDulfalo and Adamsj Drive-In-Theatre. Here's a bulletin just handed me. LaRue Hatherill and Irene Sisko are in the hospital as a result of an accident. Patty Gnibus, head of the receiving ward at Indiana, reported their con- dition as fair. A new contest has just been announced, it is the cat most likely to succeed contest. Our own Helen D'Zmura, who has been raising cats since she was graduated, has been announced the win- ner. The judges, Robert Smith and Harold Everett, said that these cats were the most perfect they had ever seen. Flash! - Bill Martinak is in the hospital. This time the famous tester and stunter for SWA has crashed while testing a new jet. The jet was a product of the aeronautical ingenuity of Thomas Henry and Dick Bush. It looks very much as if Bush was bushed from too much night life. Dallas Mucci, historical editor for the New York Times, announced an amazing discovery in the fast widening field of enthology Cstudy of prehistoric manj. All we know is his secretary, Rose Menegatti, said that the doctor was on the verge of a great discovery. james Hill, sheriff for the district of Wasli- ington, has just released this bulletin - 'loan Moorhead has been picked up as a suspicious character. Miss Moorhead said it was a mistakeg she was loafing on the dock waiting for her ship to come in. A bulletin has just come in reporting that Mary Insana has had a little bad luck. Her store that had everything burned this evening. Fire chief, Bob Bender, said the store was completely 1952 HOfCIfHI-AN s - 60 destroyed. Mrs. Marjorie Ferguson fformerly Fisherj, next door neighbor to the fire, said there was a tremendous explosion. The fire also spread to Helen Biconik's Lobster Palace but very little damage was done there. A group of student nurses, Phyllis Kelly, Patty Zometsky, and Barbara Wincek were living in an upstairs apartment of the fire- destroyed store and escaped without harm. Irene Machuga, famous New York model has been charged with overwork by her secretary, Beverly Larson. Miss Larson said that Miss Machuga has made her work for five extra min- utes without pay. Robert Morris Business School has given me the names of the most outstanding students to graduate this year. Anyone looking for some good secretaries contact Verna Ruddock and jo- anne Danowsky. These persons can be reached by contacting either Anne Scribe or Anne Luksich, heads of the respective departments at Robert Morris. Any school interested in an excellent elemen- tary teacher should get in contact with Natalie Mucci. Natalie has recently been graduated from the University of Lucerne Mines. What a night for accidents! Here's a bulletin just handed to me by my secretary, Shirley Wil- kerson. - Donald Cipollini's tractor and trailer got away from him while coming into Blairsville. The truck rolled over on Norma Smith's yard. Norma said she was emptying the vacuum cleaner sack when it happened. Dorothy Smrek jerked her hair out at the roots when the loud crash occurred. She was getting a permanent at Rita Troxell's beauty parlor. Mary Ann Warholic, who was in the gym, across the street from the accident watch- ing her professional basketball team work out, said something apparently went wrong with the steering apparatus. joan Windows, secretary at McCrory's 5 and 10, announced a new wing would be added to the Indiana store. Ruby Keener was awarded the con- tract for building the new wing. joan Windows said the contract was awarded to a woman be- cause of the delicate lingerie that is to be han- dled in the new wing. 61 - HO-CIfHIfAN 1952 Elizabeth Pagliaro, part owner of the Hutch- inson Bakery, has announced new hours. The new hours were made because the bakers of that estab- lishment, Marcella Kohouth, Marian Pierce, and Gwendolyn Patterson, could not arrange their bus schedule to match the old hours. A bright young prospect has come up for the Pirates. johnny Rogers, who one year ago was given up as hopeless as far as baseball is con- cerned, has settled down and is really playing ball now. Who wouldn't settle down if they had some- one like Ann Shewcyk to come home to each day? The Pirates' dietitian, Rita Biggie, said she never saw anyone eat as much as this boy does. It takes poor Dorothy Reed three trips with food to get him satisfied. Barbara Kish, Chief Petty Officer of the Waves on the U.S.S. Wildcat, has announced a change in her personnel. Verna Stuckich is the ship's new nurse, and Ruth Thomas is a new secretary to Glenn Shankle, the ship's captain. SWA's best customer, Marie Obreczian, was seen buying another ticket to Luciusboro. It looks as if she and johnny have made up again. The Arlene Neal Corporation has announced that a new beauty parlor will be opened in Coral. Arlene also said it would serve as a barber shop for the men when business slowed down. Mike Shimko's roller rink has been redec- orated. Andy Okopal, head designer, said the rink now has that come on look. Mrs. George's, the former Frances Skultety, program, How to get your man earlyj' will be terminated. Her lectures have been discontinued because too many youngsters are dropping out of school to get married. Tony Smogg, the latest heart crusher of the bobby-soxers, was in town last night. The bobby- soxers were disappointed. You see Tony's charm- ing wife, the former Arbutus Kunkle, put in an appearance. Arbutus met Tony when she was working for him as a make-up girl. This is your old reporter, Glenn McNutt, signing off, to see if I can't mooch a cup of coffee from my sponsor to stand off malnutrition. 2:3 .2 +8 +A L- Ol mbition A S Song orite Food HV F Hgt. Wgt. ge A C am N -o 'C U . S.. C.. 3. . rn i C Iames Russell... 18... . ...145... ...5'8 .. .. ,French Fries... . ...Tennessee Waltz.. .. ..-To be graduated older, Thomas... .. . .18.. . . ..150... . . ...5'9 ... . ...Canned Milk. . . ., . . . . ...Slow Poke... . .. . -..Postmaster ,.. -CI in ams, Doris Jean ...,..... ...... 1 8 ....... . ..... 1181f2. ........... 5'31f2 .... - ...... Spaghetti .... ..... ....,.. ......... B e c ause of You... .,....,.. Undecided Barney, George M ........ .... 1 8 ....... .,.... 1 40. ................ 5'7 ...., ,.., . ..... Chicken ..,..,........ . .. ....... ......... 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Nevins ..... eeeee e,..., IN I anager, Loan Department Ass't. Secretary DIRECTORS Alex Bennett Carl S. Weyandt R. M. Mathieson Harry Schall J. Millard Frye G. E. Fassett Homer Kunkle Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation HOfCIfHlfAN 1052 INDIANA PRINTING 84 PUBLISHING GGMPIINY Publishers of Indiana Evening Gazelle Member of Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers Association and Audit Bureau of Circulations Full Leased Associated Press Wire Service N.E.A., and King Feature Service INDIANA, PENNSYLVANIA Circulation 12,888 BA RCLA Yfi' AAINT9 520 Philadelphia Street INDIANA, PA. Phone IN 5-6031 The Besl in Sporls Equipment HARDWARE 1952 HOfCI-HIfAN VeluIa's Market MEATS ' GROCERIES Phone HO 9-9561 North Homer 0. and M. Markel GROCERIES MEATS PRODUCE Phone HO 9-8007 Sink's Markel Self Service MEATS and GROCERIES Phone HO 9-8004 Homer City, Pennsylvania - We Deliver - Ross' Drug Slore Robert S. Ross Homer City Pennsylvania HO-CI-HI-AN 1952 Dairy Lunch Stanley M. Skinner Dairy Products ' Luncheon Breakfasts ' Dinners Homemade Pies 124 Main St. Homer City, Pa. Phone HO 9-8973 Zeke's Gash Market QUALITY MEATS Homer City, Pennsylvania BarIetta's Market Homer City, Pa. Phone HO 9-8054 Thorotare 30 Main Street Homer City, Pennsylvania Dittlarco Variety Store 61 Greenville Road Homer City, Pennsylvania Phone Ho 9-9152 Statfen's Dry Gleaners Dry Cleaning ' Dyeing ALTERING and REPAIRING H. D. LEE WORK CLOTHES ENDICOTT JOHNSON SHOES BALL BRAND FOOTWEAR 202 N. Main Street Homer City, Pa. W. H. Hatherill, Prop. Gommercial Hotel Phone HO 9-8778 Homer City, Pa. HOME COOKED MEALS Gharles Mistretta BEVERAGE DISTRIBUTOR Phone HO 9-8059 1952 HO-CI-HI-AN m . 1 . -m. T3 vl 3, Mu W s ii A. M. Q42 'Ze-Elf ,..,. , .61-J ir: - ,. isa, A .YE SENIORS . It Has Been a Pleasure Helping To Make Your 1952 Yearbook a Success GUNTNER STUDIO Farmers Bank Bldg. Philadelphia Street INDIANA, PENNSYLVANIA PHONE IN 5-5761 LEUNARD K.FASSETT 8 SUN Homer City, Pennsylvania ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE EXCEPT LIFE Phone HO 9-9196 1952 HOfCIfHIfAN Frances BEAUTY SHOPPE specializing in Cold Waving 145 S. Main St. Homer City Phone HO 9-9365 Kerr's Diner Homer City - Indiana Road Sales Service Sipos Appliance A Complete Line of Appliances Hotpoint Philco Phone HO 9-9606 7 North Main Street Homer City, Pa. Don's Barber Shop 219 S. Main Street Homer City, Pa. Rogers Jewelry Indiana, Pa. YOUR FAVORITE JEWELER John W. Mool Printing and Advertising Phone HO 9-9327 57 XVest Elm Street Homer City, Pennsylvania GasleIlani's Barber Shop 52 Greenville Road Homer City, Pennsylvania Kline 81 Wirfel LADIES' SHOPPE Homer City, Pennsylvania HO-CI-HLAN 1952 Brody's INDIANA'S LEADING DEPARTMENT STORE Ross 81 Deliaelano 5-2261 -- IND , . QUALITY and SERVICE SINCE 1920 Indianavs Widdowson's Most Complete JEWELER5 Department Store Troulman Go. Indiana, Pa. Indiana, Pa. Phone IN 5-8911 Use Our Time Payments No Extra Charge For Quality Jewelry 1952 I'IOfCIfHIfAN Homer City Lions Club Dislricl 14-F CLUB OFFICERS - 1951 - 52 john Cipollini .A...,.. jack McGaughey Lester Tuck , , ..... Walter Kissinger Albert Yanity .e.,,,,, Bernard Voyten ,eee, A Ben Harris ..eeee....... Lawrence Trunzo Henry Stevens ......, Dale Moorhead ,eeeeeee joe Sesti reeeee....,.eee... Paul Harmon .. Adair, Hans Askew, George Blue, Thomas Barton, John Caldwell, Dan Campbell, Paul Cipollini, John Costello, John Sr. Dellafioria, Ed Dick, Max Fassett, G. E. Fassett, L. K. Frye, Millard Ferguson, Shaner Harmon, Paul Harris, Ben Hallow, Mike Kirk, C. H. MEMBERSHIP ROSTER Kunkle, John Kissinger, Walter Sr. Lynch, Thomas Lowman, Wayne LoPresti, Ernest Luther, Mario Mf:Gaughey, Art McGaughey, Jack Merlo, John Moorhead, Dale Mistretta, Charles Nesbit, Harold Oswalt, Albert Phillippi, Ray Raymond, Anthony Rhine, Russell Rich, Mike President 1st Vice-President 2nd Vice-President 3rd Vice-President Secretary Treasurer t Lion Tamer Tail Twister .... Director for One Year Director for One Year Director for Two Years ,. ...,,.... Director for Two Years Ritchie, John Sickenberger, Sam Sr. Sickenberger, Sam Ir. Stevens, Henry Smith, Albert Shindler, Charles, Rev Stivison, Ray Sesti, joe Supinka, Mike Stephens, Dick Thomas, John Trunzo, Lawrence Tuck, Lester Voyten, Bernard Wissinger, John Wilden, Sam Yanity, Albert HO Cl HLAN 1952 Congratulations to the Senior Class from the Homer Thealre Homer City, Pa. George's Slore 6 North Main Street Horner City, Pa. Phone HO 9-8055 Green Vase Floral Shoppe FLOWERS Hallmark Greeting Cards sm Philadelphia sf. Phone IN 5-2171 Indiana, Pa. Compliments of the Nealer Bollling Gompany Compliments of Indiana Wholesale John Laldanlia Wholesale FRUIT and PRODUCE Phone IN 5-5581 Indiana, Pa. Dick and George's SWEET SHOP 1302 Philadelphia St. Indiana, Pa. Jones Furnilure Gompany 1019 Philadelphia St. Indiana, Pa. Out of the way -- Less to pay 1952 I-IOfCIfHIfAN Homer Gily Bakery DANDEE PRODUCTS Special Wedding Cakes French Pastries of All Kinds Michael Supinka, Prop. Phone HO 9-8061 Sipos Gamera Genler Indiana, Pa. 1049 Philadelphia St. Homer City, Pa. ll North Main St. -- Everything Photographic - Women's Glub of Hnnanf City Pennsylvania Mahoning Stores YOU PAY NO MORE At Your Mahoning Store HO-CI-HLAN 1952 Painls Hardware C. S. Kunkle Lumber Co. 223 North Main Stre t HOMER CITY, PA. Phone I-I0 9-8045 Plumbing Healing 5 HOC HIAN Homer Gily Radio Service 134 North Main Street Homer City, Pa. Rowe's Markel JEAN 8: GRANT HERSHEY'S ICE CREAM Across from High School Homer City, Pa. Phone HO 9-8928 Askew Funeral Home 121 Church Street George Askew FUNERAL DIRECTOR Phone HO 9-8088 Homer City, Pennsylvania Homer Gily Gleaners 34 Ridge Avenue Phone HO 9-8024 HO-CI-HI-AN 1952 56 North Fifth St. Indiana, Pa. - Everything In Music - Expert Repairs Phone IN 5-7134 Mcllreary Tire 84 Rubber Gompany Buzltfbr L on er Service N ?CREARY TIRES Indiana, Pennsylvania Boyd G. Simmons Insurance Commercial Hotel Building 216 N. Main St. HOMER CITY, PA. Phone HO 9-9624 For Complete Protection - Rely On Our Sound Low-Cost Insurance For: Your Auto ' Your Health Your Home ' Your Life ' Your Business Sulila Funeral Home joseph Sutila FUNERAL DIRECTOR Phone IN 5-2500 904 Wayne Avenue Indiana, Pennsylvania 195 2 HO-CI-HI-AN HOMER CITY, PENNSYLVANIA HOfCIfHIfAN 1952 Snyder's Eleclric Slore Electrical Contracting AND Norge Appliances Phone HO 9-8053 15 Main Street Homer City, Pennsylvania DeVinny J E W E L E R Watch and Clock Repairs WATCHES CRYSTAL RINGS SERVICE Homer City, Pennsylvania Telephone HOmer City 9-8077 Ilallow Funeral Home AMBULANCE SERVICE 272 South Main Street Homer City, Pa. Homer Gily Service Slalion DEPENDABLE SERVICE Quaker State Products Washing and Lubrication Laird Nipps, Proprietor 1952 HOfCIfHIfAN PHILLIPS' nnslanuouss Homer City, Pennsylvania Phone HO 9-9121 ZIMMERMAN ENGRAVING GUMPANY Sykesville, Pennsylvania AN 95 Tony's Service Slalion T. Perman C. Walters Complete MOBIL Service General Repairs Phone HO 9-8058 Farmers Bank 81 Trusl Go. OF INDIANA, PA. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Myers' Garage L. L. Myers F. D. Watterso 511 South Main Street Homer City, Pa. Sales - FORD - Service 24 Hour Towing Phone HO 9-8001 DEPARTMENT STORES Homer City Indiana 1952 HOfCIfHI-AN Homer Gily Dairy Homer Robertson, Owner Homer City, Pa. Dan Harmon 5 - 10 - 25C STORE Homer City, Pennsylvania J. B. Gramer HARDWARE COMPANY Hardware ' Plumbing ' Heating Supplies Homer City, Pennsylvania Phone HO 9-9175 Slar Furnilure Indiana, Pennsylvania Ella Jane Beauly Shoppe BEAUTY CULTURE In All Its Branches Where There Is Beauty There Is Chamf' 15 North Main St. Homer City, Pennsylvania Phone HO 9-8005 Molly Ann INDIANA,S STORE FOR SMART WOMEN K 81 ll Taxi Homer City, Pa. Phone HO 9-8087 Emergency Calls, After 12:00 Phone HO 9-8252 Luxenherg's Indiana's Leading JEWELRY STORE Indiana, Pa. HOfCIfHIfAN 1952 R. E. Walbeck REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE Homer City, Pennsylvania lireal Allanlic 81 Pacific Tea Gompany G. R. Rhine, Manager Homer City Pennsylvania Dick Molor Gompany DeSOTO and PLYMOUTH Sales and Service Homer City, Pennsylvania Phone HO 9-8000 B. F. Harris MEATS and GROCERIES Phone HO 9-9323 Homer City, Pennsylvania 1952 HOfCIfHI AN PARENT - TEAGIIERS ASSIIGIATIIIN ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW OF HOMER CITY President .,,O O....... ...,.... M r . M. Frye Vice-President ...AOOOOO ..A..O... M rs. Byron West Treasurers .,,.....,.. .....A,, ..,,.A. M r . C. W. Tuck Mrs. Lloyd Elgin S6CrCt2lry ..A.wO. ..,,... M rs. Elizabeth Thompson IDENTIFICATION SENIOR BABY PICTURES I-Beverly Larsen, Bill Martinak, Thelma Bowman, Helen Biconik, Roberta Ewing, Loretta Cook, Anne Luksich Voyten, Natalie Mucci, Dallas Mucci, Dick Smatana, LaRue Hatherill IIgFrances Skultety and Delores Duifalo, Barbara Kish, Elizabeth Pagliaro, Francis IIIfRita Biggie, Freda Dulf, Marian Pierce, Verna Stuckich, Gwendolyn Patterson, Joanne Moorhead IV-Shirley Wilkerson, Marjorie Fisher, Don Cipollini, Dorothy Reed, Mary Insana, Frank Shimmel, Arbutus Kunkle, Arlene Neal VgCharles Shimko, Verna Ruddock, Irene Machuga, Robert Bender, Anne Scribe, Marie Obreczian HOfCIfHIfAN 1952 LuIher's Dry Gleaners Fur Cleaning Glazing and Storage Rug and Furniture Cleaning BRANCH STORES Nanty-Glo, Pa. Seward, Pa. Phone HO 9-8085 P. U, C, Since 1927 J. R. Wineman TRANSFER 47 Kunkle Avenue Homer City, Pennsylvania Rilchie's Ghevrolel Sales and Service Homer City, Pennsylvania Phone HO 9-8056 Pennzoil Service Slalion J. A. McGaughey, Prop. Gasoline ' Oil ' Repairing 148 South Main Street Homer City, Pennsylvania 1952 HO'ClfHlfAN Genler Garage Samuel T. Spellman GASOLINE and OIL TOWING and REPAIRING 110 South Main Street Homer City, Pennsylvania Phone HO 9-8026 A r o n e Gonerele Products Gorp. Dealers in BUILDING MATERIALS Manufactured Concrete Blocks Ready Mixed Concrete Homer City, Pa. Phone HO 9-9382 DRUGS SODAS Homer Gily Pharmacy DEPENDABLE DRUG STORE - Service - CANDY STATIONERY Smilh's Qualily Shop Men ' Women and Children's Wear . . . and Shoes Homer City, PH. Bruno's HAPPY HOUR CAFE Homer City, Pa. HOfCIfHIfAN 195 2 Dick Stephens LUMBER 8: BUILDERS' SUPPLIES HOMER CITY, PENNSYLVANIA Phone H0 9-9512 1 ins :Q 'iik WW 2 QE , 1 QQ? mmf? Daiqjiifff- in E732 V w 351 'ia PS fm , ' - W gf if gmwmgg '55 mi I ,,fP 'k ,559 '. ,s O 'vgxj j f'v3f'fMg3?fb 5 W' 30 45 . EN y Q WWA QW nv 'Q f2?lT g 'f-Q is ., f vwgg if XXQQQEE M-we e- 4 Q GMJOHTTO' JO E ki if Gab, W MM 1? 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