Hurst High School - Colophon Yearbook (Mount Pleasant, PA)

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C ASS UF IQ53 SURVIVES SECCDND YEAR In the fall of 1949, a rather large class of enthusiastic and bewildered freshmen entered the doors of Hurst High School. At first we were pushed around by those so called upper-classmen who looked down upon us with pity and gave us that utterly hor- rible name of Freshies . But in spite of all this we learned to look up to them with respect and quite a few of them became our best pals. lt wasn't long before most of us belonged to different or- ganizations and that great season of football was already under- way. The falling of snow, the mistletoe, and the practicing of the Christmas Cantata soon told us that' the football season was coming to an end, and that the holidays were very near. After the Christmas vacation we were severely struck by the mid- semester exams, but most of us recovered from the shock. The second semester seemd to pass even faster than the first and before we realizd it we were on our way to ldlewilde Park for our annual school picnic. We returned the following September as Sophisticated Sophomores. Once more, our football squad ushered in a new season of victories. This year, quite a few of our fellow class- mates took part in conquering our opponents. Again the Christ- mas season hurried past, but this time many sophomore girls took part in the cantata Childe Jesus, which was a great suc- cess. The second semester passed very quickly and again we were bidding farewell to our classmates in hopes that we would all meet the next year as Juniors to continue onward to our goal -Success! Annamae Cibulas CLASS OFFICERS President .,....... . ..., Russell Smith Vice President ..... .,,. W alter Urban Secretary .,.. ..... ....... A n n Miller Treasurer .,... .... E lsie Pfeifer 30 GROUP I Fourth Row: Newill, Ewing, Duda, Mizikar, Johnson, Green, Cunningham, Rose. Third Row: Cibulas, Evon, Selis, Viazanko, Billey, Mclean, Tarasky. Second Row: Flannigon, Barr, Tlumach, Weightman Storkel, Rakaczky, Plummer, Stinebiser. First Row: Yurkosky, Spinella, Beal, Smitley, Yu- house, Davis, Musgrove. GROUP II Fourth Row: Tlumac, Bryga, Husak, Kors, Burns Pawlikowski, Misick. Third Row: Leighty, Bienia, Ackerman, Green, Schroll Lukasik, Craig. Second Row:. Minick, Pfeifer, Momeyer, Landy, Bizup Grimme, Barr, Rolla. First Row: Long, Burns, Lukacs, Bloskey, Summy Denis, Hunter. GROUP III Fourth Row: Sands, Shaffer, Walker, Lowther, Poole Linden, Miele, Yurick. Third Row: Keto, Varholla, Yanuck, Smith, Kridle Vinsik, Mizikar. Second Row: Ferri, Underwood, Mullen, Hartman Briner, Chackan, Fetter, Fisher. First Row: Yesho, Popisil, Strichnik, Gulibon, Eicher Mizenko, Pavick. GROUP IV Fourth Row: Dunn, Goulding, Bowers, Copper Marks, Sobinsky, Hile, Specht. Third Row: Weiers, Albright, Zelenske, Weinman Zadoro, Kucera, Keto. Second Row: Weaver, Thomas, Nedwick, Mondock Stepanik, Aultman, Miller, Strandberg. First Row: Bielecki, Harouse, Tepley, Semanchek Markiewicz, Bell, Brooks. GROUP V Fourth Row: Murray, Tiger, Metz, Freeman, Banko- vich, King, Kotouch, Rody, Funk, Mott, Shaffer. Blystone, Henry, Greenawalt, Mizikar, Leichliter, Var: Third Row: Thompson, Bayus, Specht, Koontz, Pyda holla, Chuey. Second Row: Slater, Weiers, Pyda, Brinker, Rosky Lesko, Trice, Whisdosh, Nemeth, Poche, Brygo. First Row: Shebeck, Provlic, Auer, Shutty, Schultz Milligan, Harhai, Miller. 1 r r r 1 1

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N C ASS CIF I952 E JOYS BUSY YEAR GROUP I Fourth Row: Porterfield, L., Porterfield, T., Yanuck, Whipkey, Vidakovich, White, Stohl, Gazdo, Cheno- weth. Third Row: Myers, Hurst, Grants, Porch, S., Wilkins, Thompson, Keck, Holoman. Second Row: Davis, Ulery, Smith, S., Vikertosky, Kuiawa, Gonda, Heimann. First Row: Bienia, Balko, Whipkey, Saville, Hudak, Craig, King, G., King, R. GROUP ll Fourth Row: Hoover, Johnson, Marks, Patulo, Boy- tim, Forish, Forys, Minick, Bankovich. Third Row: Lazor, Grimme, Hunter, R., Perelka, Porch, D., Minick, Bash, Shilobod, Jerson, Reaney. Second Row: Coy, Albright, Mizikar, Phillabaum, Mehalchik, Petrosky, Kubasky, Overly, Chicka. First Row: Kozusko, Oravets, Silvis, Hunter, J., Balun, Elsbury, Blosky. GROUP III Fourth Row: Pushkar, Benyo, Stas, Joseph, Stas, John, Kelly, Shawley, Summey, Gorton, Holoman, Kochis. Third Row: Weir, Repko, Truxal, Lucas, Heide Schultz, Marks, Tondarich, Palcic. Second Row: Nemeth, Frena, McFarland, Honse, Gradish, Dean, N., Dean, B., Misenko. First Raw: Krempasky, Sladky, Flannigan, Magda lmmel, Kernicky, Bilik. GROUP IV Fourth Row: Cook, Patterson, Carey, Summy Shrum, Ostrosky, Rosky, Payonk, Brodar. Third Row: Kritz, Barnett, Blissman, Bossick, Less- man, Zelmare, Trough, Shultz. I Second Row: Sonnie, Kollar, Blaszkowski, lwanic Pavuk, Heide, Kikel. First Row: Yurkosky, Seman, Tometsko, Miscik Haney, Schachte. GROUP V Third Row: Kontir, Janick, Goscinsky, Brooks, Auer, Roth. Second Row: Grega, Hontz, Specht, Misner, Fred erick, Olug. First Row: Kalina Sweitzer Jordan, Kocinski, Y1 1 Crum, Kowatch, Nitkiewicz. 1 1 1 1 1 From the month of September, when the doors were opened wide, until the final examination had been administered, the juniors of T951 toiled diligently. Their concentrated efforts brought to the limelight the many talented students who com- prise this group. The members of the iunior play cast scored a hit when they presented Booth Tarkington's Seventeen . They gave a performance that will long be remembered. Many of the boys in the class became athletic heroes and helped boost the scores for their Alma Mater. Among these were such stellar players as John and Joe Stas, Chauncey White, John Patula, Bill Hoover, Bud Johnson, Jack Boytim, Red Roth, John Kelly, Herby Holoman, Bob Forys, Carl Stohl, Paul Kozusko, Ed Forish and Jim Bennet. Top-notch debaters and orators displayed their ability at N. F. L. tournaments. Chorus, glee club, and band were an outlet for those who were musically inclined. All the iuniors are looking forward to next fall, when they will begin their final lop. If their past achievements ore any indication of their future exploits, they will, in all probability, have a brilliant year in store for them. CLASS OFFICERS President ,,......,. ....., W alter Johnson Vice-president .. . .,.,.... Bill Hoover Secretary ....... .... A lbert Carey Treasurer ...., ...,. C hauncey White xx. 29

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