Indiana High School - L Indien Yearbook (Indiana, PA)

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Different curricula, varying interests, overlapping circles of intimate friends-all these are parts of a mosaic that must be seen as a whole if it is to reveal , . 9 i f KH Q if ,l!' QT' 36? A X the image ofthe school. X 'f We are sure that for all of us the school symbolizes the happiest and best days of our lives. Here memories are imprinted on our minds that will forever linger. To most of us IHS represents the opportunity ofa lifetime because it affords an equal chance for all to succeed, Here in this miniature X. , -x i ii, lx I er A w ere 1' she!! X x f wil il A fi X f + ,f ,l f - W X X K, Qs S N N CONTENTS ,gf x..., f' C in S.- if ., X fi fi 'QM K . kk , 'L XX ' , C democracy, under sympathetic and rich guidance, It I ,X I lk' I K-Kew, we are taught the principles and skills that will li X' ATP ' W enable us to take our places as working citizens ot K , f the nation we love. Here we make many new ,W M I I friends and learn how to get along well with other V 'XX 4E x.,-,K T-T people. X X' ' . Friendship, opportunity, growth, and citizen- 1: A 'TCVIZQI ship-that is only a part of the wealth that Indiana will Ttkfgwk s High brings to us. ' 1 ' . CLASSES Portrayed by Miss McClure's English Class CLUBS and ACTIVITIES Portrayed by Junior Band ATHLETICS Portrayed by a wrestling bout SCHOOL LIFE Portrayed by the Valentine dance Page l2 Page 46 Page 64 Page 72 ,Tv S. We pay tribute to . A man who possessed the vision ot a pioneer in develi oping with the youth of the high school that necessary and worthwhile activity known as Student Publicationsg whose service to the school and community in this field has been ot inestimable value in promoting a spirit of unity and understandingg who is highly esteemed by girls and boys tor his keen understanding ot their problems and his ready assistance to them in their solutiong with our sincerest appreciation to MR. LAMBERT JOSEPH. BOARD OF EDUCATlON: Left to right+Mrs. Marion Bath, secretary, Mr. Dwight Ray, Mr. Ralph McCreary, Mrs. Birdie Keener, Mr. Harry McCann, Mr. Guy Kanoble, Superintendent Edgar Perry, Dr. Charles Bee, Mr, Raymond Smith, President Those who guide our school . . MR. PERRY Superintendent Edgar C. Perry, BS., Pennsyl- vania State College, M.A., University ot Pennsyl- vania, University ot Pittsburgh. Mr. Perry has completed his examinations for the Ph.D. degree ot the latter institution. Principal Jesse A. Lubold, BS. and M.A., Susquehanna University, Columbia University, University of Pittsburgh. Assistant Principal Viola Simpson, AB., Alle- gheny College, M.A., Columbia University, l.S.T.C., University of Chicago, University ot Michigan, University ot Pittsburgh. 55 .54 ber- -dw MR. LUBOLD MISS SlMPSON Pitt i if L .J rs- l M lilllll Miss Brcining Miss Chzipmiui gs Dctwilei' NI ll 1 gf Xl M I p, M l t M Zisciip Miss llutcrlwiiugli Miss Clmrch Mr. Duiimirr Nl Il ll Nl M lorlzinil Mr. Cranfield Miss Clements Miss Hznirller Miss Hopkins Miss M I 1 Xlcf gil Cur teachers and friends . Commercial Department: Norman King, B.S. and M.A., University of Pittsburgh, Uni- versity ot Wisconsin, Bucknell University, l.S.T.C,,Pittsburgh School ot Accountancy,De- partment Head. James Stoner, BS, i,S.T.C., M.A., University of Pittsburgh, Harvard Uni- versity. Sara Wiley, B.S., l.S.T.C., University ot Pittsburgh. . English Department: Lambert Joseph, A.B., Bucknell University, M.A., University of Vifest Virginia, Pennsylvania State College, University ot Chicago, Department Head. June Breining, B.S., Lockhaven Teachers Col- lege, Pennsylvania State College. Charlotte Chapman, B.S., i.S.T.C., M.A., Pennsylvania State College, Wisconsin University, The Sorbonne CParisi. Certrude Handler, B.S., l.S.T.C., M.L., University of Pittsburgh, Colum- bia University. Catherine McClure, A.B., Westminster College, M.A., Cornell Universi- ty, University of Pittsburgh. Mrs. Mary Mc- C-regor, A.B., Wilson College, l.S.T.C., Univer- sity of Pittsburgh. Martin Stockdale, B.S., l.S.T.C,, M.E., Pennsylvania State College. Lenora Sutter, B.L., Creve City College, l.S.T.C. Health Department: Mrs. Frances Lutz BS., Slippery Rock Teachers College, Univer- sity ot Pittsburgh. Harold Lutz, B.S., Slippery I Rock Teachers College, M.S., Pennsylvania State College, University ot Pittsburgh. Mrs. Pauline Reynolds, RN., Philadelphia General Hospital, Pennsylvania State College. Charles E. Rink, M.D. Language Department: Helen Hersperger, A.B., Vassar College, M.A., Middlebury Col- lege, Harvard University, University ot Pitts- burgh. Anna Mary Thomas, A.B., Wilson College, University of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvan- ia State College, The Sorbonne tParisi. Mathematics Department: Paul Mechlin, A.B.,Washington and Jefferson College, M.A., West Virginia University, Westminster Col- lege, University of Pittsburgh, Department Head. Laura Church, A.B., Barnard College, M.A., Columbia University, Randolph-Macon College, University ot Pittsburgh. Melinda Detwiler, l.S.T.C. Isaac Stright, A.B. and M.A., Allegheny College, University of Pitts- burgh, Ceneva College. Music and Art Department: Harry Can- field, B.S., Mansfield Teachers College, M.M., University ot Michigan, Music Supervisor. Robert Litzinger, B.S., l.S.T.C., University ot Pittsburgh, New York University, Assistant Music Director. Paul Smay, BS., l.S.T.C., M.A., Columbia University, Pennsylvania State College, Art Director. N3- w iss R Ll Practical Arts Department: Ward Johnson, B.S., Illinois State University, M.A., Pennsylvania State Col- lege, Carnegie Institute ot Technology, University ot Pittsburgh. Ralph Widdowson, BS. and M.A., Pennsyl- vania State College, Home Economics Department: Mrs. Marion Biscup, B.S., l.S.T.C., Millard Fillmore Hospital, Pennsylvania State College. Laura Buterbaugh, B.S., Carnegie Insti- tute ot Technology, M.A., Columbia University, I,S.T.C., Cornell University, Drexel Institute, Hollis Dann Music School, Westchester Teachers College. Alice Clements, BS., I.S.T.C., M.A., University ot Pittsburgh. Social Science Department: Carroll Rupp, B.S., Lebanon Valley College, M.A. University ot Pittsburg , University ot Virginia, Department Head. Clair Borl , I.S.T.C. David Dunmire, BS., Susquehanna Un' r ' ,- M.E., University of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania State l-Tk B lbw 'fe lege. Ferne McHenry, I.S.T.C., Pennsylvania St College. Gladys Moorhead, BS., I.S.T.C., Universit of Pittsburgh. Eugene Pound, B.S., Pennsylvania St College, Muskingum College, I.S.T.C. William Smi A.B., Pennsylvania State College, University 'Pi - burgh. Zetta Sourwine, I.S.T.C., C-rave City Colle , Pennsylvania State College. William Wilt, AB., Wests minster College, M.L., University ot Pittsburgh, f Science Department: Ceorge Hill, A,B., Washing- ton and Jetterson College, M.A., University ot Pitts- burgh, Pennsylvania State College, Department Head. James McKelvey, BS., Westminster College, MS., Penn- sylvania State College, l.S.T.C. Jay McWilliams, B.S., Pennsylvania State College, Shippensburg Teachers Col- lege. James Nix, B.S., lS.T.C., Pennsylvania State College, Columbia University, Carnegie Institute of Technology. Lisle Reed, BS., I.S.T.C., M.E., University ot Pittsburgh. Joseph Shane, B.S., Muskingum College, M.A., University ot Pittsburgh. Martin Stockdale lSee Englishi. ex Library: Sara Kelley, A.B., Union College, Uni- versity ot California. Secretarial: Mrs. Marion Bath, Secretary to the Superintendent and the Board ot Education, Rita Mary Hopkins, Secretary to the Principal. Miss XIQITL-ilry Mrs, Rcyiiimlils XIV. Stoclitlzilc Ii I Nlr. Mcliulvuy Ili-. in c 51,-, Smut.,- Xlt. McVI'ilIi1uns Flr. Rupp . 1 .-T Nli. Alt-clilin Nlr. Slvuic si? Fljlllkllf, Bliss Blnmlicriil Mr. Snuiy ' IN ,, mnlm Mr' Nix MVA Smith Xlr, .XXitIrIvowsrn1 Blix I'uuiicI Miss Stuii'xx'iiit- MISS ll IIC! Mr. Rua-il Xliss Sutter Mr. Vlvilt sr ,Al ,lfz 1.1, . Mick f . -', .,1,'., . ,,. is - , 1 I W T i' K Q- 6,1 - i mf fs? ,, ,.- ' f. ' W in o S p f -P ,. ,,r, - R T . , 1 S . 5 K K L K . .. . ' l . 'V T ft ---. Y: Q 'X 1,1 Q: ' We , - rrsrro . i t Veg' T 1 E '-A' ' w V 2' ,rs T S . r .. W L. 'I V 4 2 M4 me . ...zr it . S w 6 ' .fi : ' .. ff.'- - , A A tj' ik. in f A- 4 - , L-, E, S , , .We XXX X S A' K 41 - k L E - 4 .- L... . . -- in '-,.- K i V T T I in V 1 - I Q, t 5, or K1 ,k gk x, K? K 1 kg s i 1, , arf' . in f iii: - A ,E I ' 'ff 'i' - Y f fl Ns it . - 5' . - -X . , k . -51111.23 lla A . ' -5 - K k.., A - . i .Q . .. ...-. g . . E A fy, N rf' , X K . ' , , , V, M .- '-f i 555 , , ,,. 1 ' .1 - g- ' 'it' E ' ' Nix l!:ii'1u Mr. l i'c-cnuiiv Nlr, ,lolliistrm Nlr. filziruk Miss Niulgc Miss Tort-liill:i 'Miss VXI-:lvl-1 Nlr. limiil Miss fizuitlriliili Sli' In-lil Nlr. Nlorlfm Rlr. Scltwiiig r. l'l1ron Mis- XYillium Mr. fgljllfllilllil Mr. il:u'lu-it Miss 5Iul'l1ilimv Miss Xutzircsclii Mr. Smith i'. Yzirgti Student teachers . . SEMESTER l Ronald Bond Samuel Constantine Thomas Garber Raymond Johnson Helen Mcphilimy Michael Maruk William Morton Donald Schwing Harry Smith Joseph Vargo SEMESTER ll Stephen Barto Ralph Freeman Enis Candolph Meredith Liebl Mary Notareschi Emma Nudge Helen Terchilla Paul Uhron Geraldine Weaver Margaret Williams The student teachers listed above are all full-time semester teachers in the Commercial Department. They conduct assembly rooms, study halls, and experience the work of the full-time teacher. Many other student teachers receive teaching experience on a part-time basis in the Art, Music, and Home Economics Departments. They are not listed because ot their part-time status. -.1Q- some glimpses a lo o ut school Throughout the lite ot the school there are many occasions that are missed by the camera. Here are some that have been captured. They should linger long in the memories of those who experienced them. Above is shown the cast of the senior play, Tillie, a Mennonite Maid. Next comes a scene from a health class. Then we look in on the square dance at the seventh-year party, The art classes will long remember the creation ot the senior play stage set. And the publications staff is shown voting on the cover for this book. CLASSES 6 49' A fgsi Y' 442.i ifq5y 'fi gf uf-S .44 ,H x -s 443, , 'fi f 'I f '1' QQ' W' 4' ,...:ll y. f 0 po: ' E N. gx 'fuigfi , ' 1 ' if' i W: unpfiigsiw n :: if E 'phil' .X 'glnfi 5 E gh 2 I u I ful 'Tim dh, , 4,,:g,.,gE..l 4' 'M::5! J . 5 XQZJ l S 'alla'- 'gi I x 's 4 uu:Ll :mln 5 4 :Q . in Nfl -. ' S+ nik 42. t I '-1-2 ' 3 fa- . H512 lu' Q ' tl ...QQ-57 , K is fill' . 'i 'Q ..-ff' I . ' ' Bi 9 Q. -.:1::--.l V 0 o . --if: V .nll . I . n .ffsfifih 1, I 0 j' - --Pb - -fr-:::g..- 4, p ' - ,I -Qrg l 0 -E45 gn l 9 .-. ' Y la :N ' 'Y l J :NI s. Mg' ' 2:55. 9551! - H- ' I 5 F -- .-J: X, . ' grng,a:E:::':5:f. S glf'gg!-aEa:9 'L- . I 5 felis!! niiifia' ' li - ' X ,ifgi'r :Egg R -'I v'l'A 6:555- . 2-I A. , ll , - ' . fi: 5 ,uw Q 6 V,i::!,': 'Iz- H l , I .1-:I7 xx 'S f vim, X, ' w..., ,Eg Sfiiul 'fr . - -fif::ss::5:s. I ve. was! ,sss:.:.::.... 1 . saggy:..,..,.,i555555::::::n :nun ' 3 hezuzffwl x dag 5 ew gf . G, ,o 1- ' f ' W QW as ELLSVVORTH ADAMS HELEN ALTINIUS HAZEL ADAMSON HAROLD AYERS MARTIN ELLSWORTH ADAMS: Practical Arts Course: Home Room President lO, Major school interest: lndus- trial Arts, HAZEL AUDELL ADAMSON: Commercial Course: Home Room Secretary '38, Girls Basketball, Junior Band '39, Dramatic Club '4l. MARGARET CAMILLE ALLISON: Practical Arts Course: Home Room Vice President '38, Treasurer '40, Main interest is English. MARJORIE FLORENCE ALLISON: General College Course: Clubs: French ll, l2, Favorite school subjects are French and Typing. HELEN LARUE ALTIMUS: Commercial: Home Room President '41, Girls Basketball, Librarian Assistant, Clubs: Disc and Art. HAROLD LEWIS AYERS: General College Course: Favor- ite subject is chemistry, Harold's hobby is collecting for- eign stamps. LUCILLE BAIR BETTY BARTO CLAIR JEAN EARKWELL RICHARD BEAMER HELEN EEATTY CLARA LUCILLE BAIR: Practical Arts Course: Usher Club '40, Ushered for Baccalaureate and Commence- ment Services. JEAN ELEANOR BARKWELL: General College Course: Clymer President '39, Treasurer '38, Dramatic Club President IZ, Stage Door, BETTY ANN BARTO: Commercial Course: Betty was Home Room Vice President '38. Junior Mixed Chorus '37, Political Club '38. RICHARD KENNETH BEAMER: General College: Junior and Senior Band and Orchestra, Clubs: Safety Patrol, l-larmony, Rifle. CLAIR CUMMINS BEATTY: Vocational Agriculture Course: Future Farmers ot America Club, His special interest is farming. HELEN LOUISE BEATTY: Commercial Bookkeeping Course: Home Room Treasurer '39, '40, Clubs: Com- mercial Honor, I-lome Ec. 1941 THE SENIOR CLASS DOROTHY MILLER BECK: General College: Senior Band, Orchestra and Mixed Chorus, Stage Door , Clubs: Tri- l-li-Y, Twirlers. ROBERT CLAYTON BELL: Practical Arts Course: Senior Band, Clubs: Aero-Nautical, Junior Classical League, l-li-Y, Art. DAVID JOE BELOCK: Commercial Course: Commercial Honor Club, Favorite school subjects are Office Practice Machines, Shorthand. WILLIAM RAYMOND BEPLER: Practical Arts Course: William's chief interests in school were wrestling and dancing club. ARNOLD JAMES BERKEY: Practical Arts Course: Arn- old's chief interests in school were chemistry and shop form mechanics. ELSIE IRENE BERRINGER: Commercial: Junior Band and Orchestra, Girls Basketball, Clubs: Commercial Honor, Red Cross. TR ? ' Cv IHINDIEN 1941 HELEN LOUISE BLAIR: Practical Arts Course: Home Room Secretary '40, Girls Valley Ball Team '39, Clubs: Ushers, Dance. PHYLLIS JEAN BOLINGER: Commercial Course: l-lame Room Basketball and Valley Ball Captain lO, ll, Com- mercial Club. BETTY BORLAND: General College Course: Senior Mixed Chorus lO, ll, l2, Girls Basketball, C'ubs: French l2, Tri-l-li-Y l2, Dramatic. GLADYS MAE BOWERS: Commercial: l-lame Room Vice President '39, Secretary '38, Clubs: Tri-Hi-Y, l-lome Economics, Disc. FRANCES NAOMI BRENDLINGER: Commercial Book- keeping Course: Frances' hobby is music. Chief interest- bookkeeping, JAMES HOWARD BRINKERHOFF: General College: Pres- ident ll, Stage Door , Clubs: Surveying, French, l-li-Y, Dramatic, DOROTHY BECK ROBERT BELL DAVID BELOCK S. Q WILLIAM HEPLER K is ARNOLD BERKEV IRENE BERRINGER HELEN BLAIR PHYLLIS BOLINGER BETTY BORLAND GLADYS BOWERS FRANCES BRENDLINGER JAMES EIRINKERHOFF QPU? 'F' S: 'QI' I 'B ISY IRENE BRODSKY ROBERT BROWN TONY BRUNO V,,V MARY BUKMIR HAROLD BUSH HARRY BUTSON EDWARD BROSKIN MARY BRUNO PATRICIA BUGGEY ELINOR BURKHART FLEDA BUTERBAUGH FLORA BYERS IRENE CLAIRE BRODSKY: General College Course: Sen- ior Orchestra, Clubs: Girls Glee, French, Dramatic, Main interest-music. EDWARD FRANK BROSKIN: Practical Arts Course: Clubs: Aero-Nautical lPres. '39D, Political Club '39, Main interest-machinery. ROBERT CARLYLE BROWN: Robert took the Commer- cial Course and his major school interest was Office Practice Machines. MARY BRUNO: Commercial Course: l-lame Room Presi- dent lO, ll, Library Assistant, Basketball, Clubs: Com- mercial l-lonor, Home Ec. TONY BRUNO: Commercial Course: Vice President, Stu- dent Council '39, Home Room President 9, IO, ll, Publications Staff, Basketball, Track. PATRICIA WINIFRED BUGGEY: Practical Arts Course: Patricia was home room secretary eleventh year. Clubs: Ushers, Dramatic. MARY ELIZABETH BUKMIR: Practical Arts Course: Home Room President '40, Was a member of the Senior Assembly Committee. ELINOR GWENDOLYN BURKHART: General College Course: Senior Mixed Chorus, l-ler hobby is music and collecting postcards. HAROLD MILES BUSH: General College: Senior Band and Orchestra, Clubs: Harmony, Twirlers lPresiclentl ll, Dramatic, Stage Door. FLEDA GAYNELLE BUTERBAUGH: Commercial: Secre- tary at Commodore l-ligh School. Clubs: Dramatic, Ush- ers, Political, Tri-I-li-Y. HARRY EUGENE BUTSON: General College: Senior Band, Stage Door , Clubs: Junior Classical League, Vergil, Dramatic. FLORA ELIZABETH BYERS: Practical Arts Course: Jun- ior Mixed Chorus, l-lome Economics Club, Wants to be a beautician. 1941 THE SENIOR CLASS VIOLET DELILAH BYERS: Practical Arts Course: Junior Mixed Chorus, Junior Orchestra, Wants to be a tech- nician later. ROBERT DAVID BYRNE: Practical Arts Course: Stage Manager '40, '41, Clubs: Photography, l-li-Y, Aero- Nautical, Rifle, Political. GLENNA JEAN CALDWELL: Commercial: Home Room Usher '39, Treasurer '40, Junior Mixed Chorus, Clubs: Usher, Home Ec, ALEXANDER CARLYLE CAMPBELL: General College: Publications Staff, Clubs: Ushers iPresidentl, Red Cross, Safety Patrol. JAMES ELLSWORTH CAMPBELL: General College Course: Rifle Club, Jim's major school interests are Science and Typing. DWIGHT LEROY CAMPBELL: Practical Arts: Publica- tions Staff '4l, Senior Mixed Chorus, Clubs: Ushers, Stamp and Dramatic. IJINDIEN 1941 ROYDEN CAMPBELL: Practical Arts: Clubs: Stamp, Hi- Y, and Aero-Nautical. Whitty is much interested in becoming a machinist. WILLIAM WALTER CAMPBELL: General College Course: Clubs: Future Farmers of America, Political. Likes Agri- culture. DOROTHY JUNE CASSEL: General College: Shavings '40, Stage Door '4l, Senior Mixed Chorus, Clubs: Dramatic, Dancing. ANNA LOUISE CHAMBERS: Practical Arts: Girls Basket- ball lCaptainD '39, Clubs: Junior Red Cross, Home Ec- onomics, and Ushers. ROBERT WADE CHERRY: Commercial: Bob is now interested in going to the army, but later wants to be an airplane mechanic. BETTY JANE CHESKY: Practical Arts: Girls Basketball, Clubs: Girls Glee, Dramatic, Tri-Hi-Y, Red Cross, Home Economics. ...l7... DELILAH BYERS ROBERT BVRNE JEAN CALDWELL CARLYLE CAMPBELL JAMES CAMPBELL LEROY CAMPBELL ROYDEN CAMPBELL WILLIAM CAMPBELL DOROTHY CASSEL ANNA CHAMBERS ROBERT CHERRY BETTY CHESKY 413' JOHN CHEW WILBERT CLARK GANIEL CLINE FLORENCE COBBETT IRENE COOK CATHERINE CRAVEN GRACE CHOOKIE WILLIAM CLAWSON CHARLES COCHRAN HELEN CONRAD DOROTHY CRAIG EVA CRIBBS JOHN CARROLLTON CHEW: Academic: Student Pa- trol, Clubs: Junior and Senior Rifle, Dance '39, Dramatic '40, Political '4l. GRACE MARY CHOOKIE: Commercial Bookkeeping: Junior Mixed Chorus, Clubs: Junior Red Cross, Rifle, Disc, 'l7r5FHi-WPOI-itical.7 --- 7 7- 7 ff. WILBERT CASSIDY CLARK: Academic: Usher '4l, Sen- ior Mixed Chorus, Football and Basketball, Clubs: French, Varsity l. WILLIAM STEWART CLAWSON: Practical Arts: Dick- ens' Christmas Carol , Clubs: Junior Mixed Chorus, Hi-Y, Dramatic, Rifle. GANIEL LEE CLINE: Practical Arts Course. Ganiel's main interest is to be a well-educated, modern bachelor girl, very soon. CHARLES CLARK COCHRAN: Academic: Clubs: Senior Rifle, Safety Patrol, Surveying. Chuck's main interest is Mathematics. FLORENCE WILLIBE COBBETT: Practical Arts Course: Clubs: Student Patrol, Red Cross, Political, Out Door, Home Economics. HELEN LOUISE CONRAD: Practical Arts Course: Girls Basketball and Volleyball, Clubs: Cheerleaders. Chief imeresb-Home EC. IRENE ESTHER COOK: Commercial Bookkeeping: Club: Home Economics. Cookie is much interested in becom- ing a baokkeeper. DOROTHY MILDRED CRAIG: Commercial-Social Busi- ness. Dotty is very much interested in the operation of office machines. CATHERINE MAE CRAVEN: Practical Arts Course: Clubs: Dance and Political. She is much interested in Home Economics. EVA MARIE CRIBBS: Practical Arts Course: Girls Basket- ball and Volleyball, Clubs: Red Cross, Dramatic, and Home Economics. 1941 Tl-IE SENIOR CLASS ..1gL EMERY CLYDE CUTLIP: Practical Arts: Junior and Sen- ior Band, Chief interest: Music, Electric work. ESTHER RACHEL DAVIS: Practical Arts Course: Senior Mixed Chorus: Clubs: Safety Patrol, Cheerleaders. Enjoys Home Ec. HOWARD BLAIR DAVIS: Practical Arts Course: Clubs: Aeronautical and Cooking. l-lowd enjoys 'most any- thing about aviation. DOMINICK ANTHONY DECENZO: Commercial Book- keeping Course. Dom has many interests, but his main one is athletics, EDWARD REGIS DENNING: Commercial Bookkeeping: Clubs: Commercial Honor, Dramatic. Likes almost every kind of sports. WARREN JAY DICKEY: Practical Arts Course: Stage Door , Football and Basketball, Clubs: Dramatic, Politi- cal, and Varsity l. WA , I i r . ' if Q ' L'INDIEN 1941 JOHN DINARDI: Academic: Clubs: Junior Classical League. John has many interests, but he is especially interested in all sports. RUTH PAULINE DONAHEY: Academic: Stage Door '4lj Senior Mixed Chorus, Clubs: Dramatic. Chemistry is favorite subject. EDWARD PAUL DUGAN: Bookkeeping: Basketball, Clubs: Dramatic, Commercial, and Cooking. Skinny's main interest is aviation. EMMA JEAN DUGAN: Practical Arts: Senior Mixed Chorus: Clubs: Dramatic, Junior Red Cross Council, Tri! Hi-Y, and Dance. ANNA MAE DUNCAN: Commercial Bookkeeping: Junior Mixed Chorus, Clubs: Commercial, Home Economics, Girls Athletic. THELMA MAE DUNCAN: Practical Arts: Junior Mixed Chorus, Clubs: Girls Glee, Tri-l-li-Y, Home Economics. To be a nurse. ' CLYDE CUTLIP ESTHER DAVIS 1 In Qi. W . HOWARD DAVIS DOMINICK DECENZO EDWARD DENNING WARREN DICKEY JOHN DINARDI - g RUTH DONAHEY -K EDWARD DUGAN ' -- JEAN DUGAN ANNA MAE DUNCAN S I THELMA DUNCAN E .Q -i9 'W :mr aku A sl ESTHER EDWARDS DOROTHY ENSNIINGER LOUISE FEITHANS BETTY ELLIS BURNELL FAIRMAN JEAN FETTERMAN ESTHER ELIZABETH EDWARDS: Academic: Junior Mixed Chorus, Clubs: Tri-l-li-Y, Political, Dramatic, Classical League. BETTY LORRAINE ELLIS: Commercial4Social Business: Clubs: Dramatic, Political, Junior Home Craft, and Jun- MARY JANE FISCUS MERLE FISHER ARTHUR ROY FLEMING WALTER FISH DEAN FITZGERALD JANE FLEMING MARY JANE FISCUS: Academic: Senior Mixed Chorus, Clubs: Dramatic '39, '40, '4l, Tvvirlers. Favorite class- Geography. WALTER LAWRENCE FISH: Academic: Walter did not take part in many school activities, but was interested in ior Mixed Chorus. DOROTHY ELLEN ENSMINGER: Academic: Home Room President '40, Clubs: Ushers and Dramatic. Dot wants to be an actress. WALTER BURNELL FAIRMAN: Practical Arts: Football '40, Track '4l, Clubs: Varsity l, Dance, and F. F. A. LEOLA LOUISE FEITSHANS: Academic: Senior Band- Orchestra, Stage Door , Clubs: Dramatic, l-larmony, Junior Classical League. VELMA JEAN FETTERMAN: Social Business Course: Clubs: Political. l-ler hobby is collecting stamps. She hopes to be a clerk. most all sports. - MERLE WILLIAM FISHER: Practical Arts: Usher, Junior Orchestra, Clubs: Rifle 9, OrnamentallO. Merle says his main interest is welding. EDGAR DEAN FITZGERALD: Practical Arts: Clubs: Fu' ture Farmers of America. Chief interest is shop work. Agriculture is chosen vocation. ARTHUR ROY FLEMING: Commercial Bookkeeping: Clubs: Rifle '37, Commercial '40, '4l, Stamp '37, In- terested in fast moving vehicles. ELENORE JANE FLEMING: Academic: Stage Door '4l, Clubs: Senior Mixed Chorus, Triel-li-Y, Dramatic. l-lelped sponsor Get-to-gether dance. 1941 THE SENIOR CLASS LQOL MARY ANNADORA FLEMING: Practical Arts: Clubs: Outdoor, Political, Dramatic. Mary says her main in- terest is in l-lome Economics. AUDREY FOLTZ: Practical Arts: Audrey was a member of the Junior Orhcestra. l-ler favorite subjects are Eng- lish and Home Economics. VIVIAN FORD: Practical Arts: Vivian ioined the Home Economics club in her tenth year. She did not engage in many school activities. BETTY JEANNE FOWLER: General College: Clubs: Jun- ior Classical League, Political, French. She intends to be a teacher of Kindergarten. MARY KATHERINE FOWLER: Secretarial Course: President 9, IO, Clubs: Dramatic, 7, 8, lO, Girls door: Commercial l-lonor. Plans to teach. Vice Out- ILA MAE FRYE: Practical Arts: Clubs: Political. lla Mae would like to be a hairdresser after she graduates Indiana High School. from L'INDIEN 1941 ALBERTA RUTH FULMER: Commercial Bookkeeping: Clubs: Junior Mixed Chorus, Political, Dancing. Alberta's main interest is dancing. JAMES JOHNSTON GEARHART: Practical Arts: Clubs: Aero-Nautical fPresident '39, '4Ol. Went out tor foot- ball artd track. Stage manager '40, '4l. HELEN IRENE GEORGE: Academic: Clubs: Dramatic '38, '39, Safety Patrol '38, '39, French '4l, Junior Mixed Chorus, Senior Mixed Chorus. MARY LOUISE GIBSON: Social Business: Clubs: Dancing ll, l2, Home Economics Treasurer l2. Main interests- sports, music, and dancing, HELEN LUCILLE GOOD: Commercial Bookkeeping: Home Room Secretary '39g Vice President '40, Clubs: Home Economics Secretary '40, '4l, Commercial. LYLE MAX GOOD: Academic: Home Room Vice Presi- dent 9, Usher IO. Clubs: Aeronautical, French. Most interested in aeronautics, YV' . as . s .., ,S 4 M E A I I Pi : M.. MARY FLEMING AUDREY FOLTZ VIVIAN FORD BETTY FOWLER KATHERINE FOWLER ILA MAE FRYE ALBERTA FULMER JAMES GEARHART HELEN GEORGE MARY LOUISE GIBSON HELEN GOOD LYLE GOOD s ,.,. , .A g X is s -2l WINIFRED GOODHART MARIE GRAFF HAROLD GREEN BETTY GRACE MARY LEE GRAY EDITH GRUNDY JOHN GULAKOWSKI M W1 tim se ALDINO GUERRIE DOROTHY HANNA WINIFRED GOODHART: Secretarial: Clubs: Home Ec- onomics, Commercial Shuttleboard. Wants to make sec- retarial work her lite work. ELIZABETH RITA GRACE: Practical Arts: Clubs: Home Economics, Junior Mixed Chorus. Went to Homer City Eligh School tenth and eleventh years. THRESSA MARIE GRAFF: General College: Home Room Secretary ll, Stage Door l2, Clubs: Dramatic Presi- dent IO, ll, l2j French, Vice President l2, Art. MARY LEE GRAY: Secretarial: Home Room Secretary '39, Girls Basketball, Volleyball, Clubs: Shuffleboard, Commercial Honor '40, '4l, HAROLD WENDELL GREEN: Social Business, Played in high school band at Penn Run four years. Especially interested in selling tor vocation. EDITH ELIZABETH GRUNDY: Practical Arts: Elective typing. Clubs: Dramatic ll. Main interest is office work. Participates in many sports. ALDINO LOUIS GUERRIE: Practical Arts: Gift of the Magi , Dickens' Christmas Carol. Clubs: Dramatic, Sen- ior Mixed Chorus, Art. JOHN ANTHONY GULAKOWSKI: Practical Arts. l-lome Room President '38, Track. Clubs: Shuftleboard, Political. . . . 1 . . . BETTY JANE HADDEN: Practical Arts: Home Room President '38, '39, '4O. Clubs: Safety Patrol, Tri-Hi-Y. Expects to go in training for nurse. BERTHA LUCIA HALE: Practical Arts: Clubs: Glee, Cheerleaders, Home Economics, Tri-Hi-Y. Favorite sub- ject is Cafeteria Management. DOROTHY MAE HAMMERS: Commercial Secretarial: Home Room President, 8, 9, lO, ll, Clubs: Art, Senior Mixed Chorus, Commercial l-lonor. DOROTHY LOUISE HANNA: Practical Arts: Clubs: Twirling, Home Economics, Ushers. lnterested in being telegraph operator after graduation. 1941 TI-III SENIOR LASS DOROTHY HAMNIERS JACK CLYDE HANNA: Social Business: Clubs: Rifle '38, Political '38, Dramatic '39, Jack's favorite sports are hunting and swimming. EDWARD MICHAEL HANTZ: Social Business: Clubs: Political. Edward did not participate in very many of the school activities or clubs. ROBERT CYRUS HARKLEROAD: Bookkeeping: Sergeant- at-Arms '40, Student Body President '4l, Chairman of decorations for Junior Prom, l940. BETTY ALICE HARKLESS: Commercial Secretarial: Clubs: Commercial Honor, Junior Mixed Chorus. Very interested in secretarial work. WILLIAM HARPER: Practical Arts: Out tor track. Bill's main ambition after he graduates is to join the U. S. Army Air Corps at Hawaii. THOMAS HARRY HARRISON:tGeneral College: Clubs: Rifle lO, II, I2, lseeremfy l2J, TOM dad noi participate in very many school activities. IHINDIEN 1941 WILBERT SHERMAN HELD: General College: Junior Varsity Basketball, Varsity Basketball, Clubs: Political, Varsity l. L'lndian staff '40, Arrow statt'4O. VIRGINIA KATHRINE HELMICK: Stenographic Course: Clubs: Home Makers, Dramatic, Sophomore and Junior, Booster Club at DuBois High School. LOIS MARIE HENDERSON: Commercial Stenographic: Home Room Treasurer '40, Basketball, Volleyball, Clubs: Commercial Honor, Disc. AUDREY MAXINE HENRY: Commercial Social Business Course: Favorite subject- Business Law. Enjoys dancing and swimming. EDITH MONETTE HILL: Commercial Social Business: Clubs: Tri-Hi-Y, Safety Patrol iVice President '4OD, Ushers iSecretary-Treasurer '4lD. SARA KATHRYN HINICK: Commercial Social Business Course: Junior Mixed Chorus, Clubs: Home Economics iTreasurer '39l, Dance. A.. IQ- P . t 'Big h. JACK HANNA , ' N il ' ,, EDWARD HANTz .,, ROBERT HARKLEROAD 5glf,x BETTY HARKLESS A I WILLIAM HARPER ARTHUR HARRISON ,fv- QV' WILBERT HELD W' VIRGINIA HELMICK is 'ssc LOIS HENDERSON MAXINE HENRY 1 V MONETTE HILL SARAH HINICK e ,gk 410151, HY? M94 lkiwww EUGENE HOOVER HELEN HOUSTON JAMES HUNTER MARGARET JENNINGS HARRY JONES IDA GRACE KENSEY ARTHUR HOUCK GLADY: HULL BETTY IRVIN JOHN EUGENE HOOVER: Practical Arts: Junior Mixed Chorus '39, Clubs: Political, Hi-Y '40, '4l, Future Farmers of America. ARTHUR VERNON HOUCK: Practical Arts Course: Home Room Usher '39, Clubs: Dance '39. Arthur enjoys hunting and fishing. HELEN MAY HOUSTON: General College: Cheerleader: Girls Basketball, Clubs: Tri-Hi-Y 4President '40, '4li, Cheerleaders, Twirlers. GLADYS LEONA HULL: Practical Arts Course: Dancing Club. Likes roller skating. Gladys would like to become o beautician. JAMES NATHANIEL HUNTER: General College: Senior Band: Senior Orchestra, Clubs: Dramatic, Political, Jun- ior, Classical League. ELIZABETH EDNA IRVIN: Commercial Secretarial Course: Home Room President '38, Secretary '39, '40, Clubs: Commercial Honor, Dramatic. ELIAS JONES PATRIC KELLEY MARY KLEBA MARGARET ELLEN JENNING5: Practical Arts Course: Junior Mixed Chorus: Clubs: Home Economics, Dramatic, Junior Choral. DANIEL ELIAS JONES: Commercial Bookkeeping Course: Photography Club '38, '39. Ki-yi likes all kinds of sports. HARRY DONALD JONES: General College: President Student Body '4l, Football, Wrestling, Clubs: Varsity I, l-li-Y, Surveying. PATRIC EDMOND KELLEY: Practical Arts Course: Clubs: Aero-Nautical Nice President '4li. ls greatly interested in aviation. IDA GRACE KENSEY: Commercial Secretarial Course: Clubs: Commercial Honor and Disc. Would like to be a secretary. MARY ANN KLEBA: Practical Arts Course: Usher '39, Clubs: Junior Red Cross '39, Home Economics '40, '4l, Tri-l-li-Y '40, '4l. 1941 THE SENIOR LASS 124-. 1 as ,M AMELIA HELEN KUSH: Commercial Secretarial Course: Home Room Secretary '39, Clubs: Commercial Honor, Shuttleboard '4O. ETHEL ELIZABETH LAYTON: Practical Arts: Clubs: Cheerleaders, Political, Home Economics, Tri-l-li-Y, Jun- ior Red Cross, Dance. DOROTHY JEAN LETTIE: General College Course: Clubs: Junior Red Cross '40, French '4l. Enjoys sports, Hopes to be a nurse, ROBERT EUGENE LONGWILL: General College: Clubs: Dramatic, Photography, Art '4l, Stamp, Vergil, Junior Classical League. JAMES WAYNE LOWMAN: Practical Arts Course: Jun- ior Mixed Chorus '36, Clubs: Aero-Nautical '37, Orna- mental '39, l-li-Y '40. PAUL WENDELL LOWMAN: Practical Arts Course: Home Room Vice President '4O. Would like to be a Rural Mail Carrier. L'INDIEN' 1941 JOSEPH LYDIC: General College Course: Clubs: Dra- matic. Favorite subject--Chemistry. l-lobbyfbuilding airplane models. Likes aviation. ROBERT CLAIR LYDIC: General College Course: Senior Mixed Chorus, Senior Band, Stage Crew '39, '40, Clubs: l-li-Y. Likes music. HARRY McCLURKlN: Practical Arts. Junior Mixed Cho- rus, Football, Track. l-larry's ambition is to become a re- search chemist, JOHN THOMAS MCCREARY: Commercial: l-lame Room President '39, Basketball, Track, Clubs: Dramatic, Po- litical, Hi-Y, Commercial Honor. ROBERT STANLEY McGAUGHEY: Commercial Book- keeping: Track, Basketball, Football, Clubs: Home Eco- nomics for Boys, Dramatic. LEONARD WAYNE McHENRY: Practical Arts Course: Home Room Secretary '39, Junior Orchestra '4O. ls in- terested in landscaping and art. R, 7 AMELIA KUSH K 'X 55: '1 'P ' ETHEL LAYTON ' M 4 , , M moRo-ri-iv LETTIE X asks, 8 E i -sg X-1 435.1 ki y ,Q ROBERT LONGVVELL. ., - f- A 55: - -,5,x,'f,:..'1gMs-A ,r -'R' ' f ,riff v 1 fs A f ' f JAMES LOVVMAN Al : G-' : C S' K ' X PAUL LOWMAN JOSEPH LYDIC ROBERT LYDIC HARRY NICCLUR I'Nl JOHN MCCREARY ROBERT MLGAUGHEY WAYNE MCHENRY QW -25 -. if PATRICIA MCQUAIDE RALPH MANNERS VINCENT MATULA5 RUTH MAUK MARY JANE MILLER NOFIA MISTRETTA CHARLOTTE MCQUISTON BETTY MARUK MARY MAUK PATRICIA JANE McQUAIDE: General College Course: Senior Mixed Chorus: Stage Door , Clubs: Dramatic, Tri-Hi-Y, French. CHARLOTTE MAE McQUISTON: Practical Arts Course: Junior Mixed Chorus, Clubs: Dance. Interested in Home Economics, ALVIN RALPH MANNERS: Practical Arts Course: Home Room Vice President '38, Home Room Usher '39, Publi- cations Staff '4l. BETTY LOUISE MARUK: Social Business Course: Home Room Vice President '37, Secretary '39, Junior Mixed Chorus, Clubs: Home Economics, Tri-Hi-Y. VINCENT THEODORE MATULAS: Practical Arts Course: Library Patrolman '39, '4O. ls interested in industrial arts. MARY ELIZABETH MAUK: Commercial Social Business Course: Clubs: Political '4O, '4l. Likes sports. Interested in Office Machines. FRANK MICONI JEAN MILLER HENRY MITCHELL RUTH LOUISE MAUK: Practical Arts Course: Home Room President '38, Junior Mixed Chorus, Clubs: Cheer- leaders, Political. FRANK JAMES MICONI: Commercial Bookkeeping Course: Home Room Vice President '39, '4O, Football, Track: Clubs: Home Economics for Boys. MARY JANE MILLER: Commercial Social Business Course: Junior Mixed Chorus, Clubs: Home Economics '40, '4l, Shuffleboard, Dance. KATHERINE JEAN MILLER: Commercial Social Business: Usher '40, '4l, Clubs: Dramatic '36 to '4l, Political, Tri-l-li-Y '40, '4l. NOFIA THERESA MISTRETTA: Commercial Social Busi- ness: Girls Basketball, Clubs: Tri-Hi-Y '40, '41, Cheer- leaders, Safety Patrol. HENRY MITCHELL: General College: President Junior Class, Home Room President '39, Treasurer '40, Foot- ball, Basketball, Track, and Rifle Team. 1941 THE SENIOR CLASS JOHN MITCHELL: General College: Vice President Jun- ior Class, Vice President Student Council '40, Football, Basketball, Track, Varsity l. JACOB WATSON MONTGOMERY: Practical Arts Course: Clubs: Photography '39, Enjoys football and basketball games. FRANCES MATILDA MOORE: Commercial, Bookkeep- ing: Usher Commencement '40, Christmas Operetta '4l, Usher Club '4l, CHARLES AUGUSTUS MOORHEAD: General College: Home Room President '40, Stage Manager, Stage Door '4l, Clubs: Dramatic, French. CHARLOTTE LOU MOORHEAD: General College: Publi- cations Staff, Stage Door, Shovings , Clubs: Politi- cal, Dramatic. DAVID LYNN MOORHEAD: General College: Senior Mixed Chorus. Interested in sports like football, basket- ball, and track. QR Q3 lk: Sw i, L'INDIEN 1941 HARRY NILE MYERS: Practical Arts: l-lorne Room Presi- ident '4O, Football, Basketball, Track, and Wrestling, Clubs: Varsity l, Art, F. F. A. LOIS GERTRUDE MYERS: Commercial, Secretarial: Ush- er '4O, '4l, Clubs: Tri-Hi-Y, Home Economics, Com- mercial Honor, Usher, ALECK NAGY: Practical Arts: l-lame Room President '39, '40, '4l, Basketball Manager '39, '4O, '4l, Football, Track, Clubs: Varsity l, F. F, A. SAMUEL ANTHONY NASTASE: Commercial, Bookkeep- ing: Junior Orchestra '39, '40: Clubs: Boys Cooking. Interest-music. JOHN BARR NEWTON: General College Course: l-li-Y Club '39, '40. Enjoys sports such as football, basketball, and baseball. NOLA DOROTHY NICHOLS: Commercial, Social Busi- ness: Usher '39, Clubs: Political '40. Enjoys all types of sports. JOHN MITCHELL WATSON MONTGOMERY FRANCES MOORE CHARLEQ MOORHEAD CHARLOTTE MOORHEAD LYNN MOORHEAD Q X HARRY MYERS LOIS MYERQ ALECK NAGY SAMUEL NASTASE ii? KN .-.NL JOHN NEWTON NOLA NICHOLS f i - 'W' - - 5 --'file :si Lg , 4,Z 'F' was REBECCA ORANGE GENE PACCONI EDWARD PARKS RICHARD ORANGE CLAIR PALMER SALLY PARSONS REBECCA ORANGE: General College Course: Becky belonged to Dramatic Club '39 lPresident '40D, French Club '4l CPresidentI. RICHARD STERLING ORANGE: General College Course: Senior Mixed Chorus '39, Clubs: Surveying, French, Dra- matic '39, '4l. GENE JOHN PACCONI: Bookkeeping, Commercial: Clubs: Safety Patrol, Boys Cooking. Interested in avia- tion, enjoys baseball. FRANCIS CLAIR PALMER: Practical Arts: Home Room President '40, Clubs: Hi-Y Vice President '40, Varsity I President '4l, Football Basketball. EDWARD ARTHUR PARKS: Commercial Course: Home Room Vice President '4l, Usher '40, Clubs: Political '40, Stamp '39, Enjoys basketball. SALLY ANN PARSONS: General College: Home Room Secretary '40, Stage Door '4l, Clubs: Vice President Political '4l, Dramatic, French '4l. BERNADINE PATTERSON JAMES PENNY ROBERTA PENTZ MARY ANN PATTI DOROTHY FENNINGTON ELISSA PEZZUTI DORIS BERNADINE PATTERSON: Practical Arts: Doris enjoys all types ot sports and dancing. Enjoys doing English. MARY ANN PATTI: Practical Arts Course: Favorite pastime is needle work. Enjoys baseball and other sports, also dancing, JAMES FOX PENNEY: General College Course: Stage Crew , Football Manager, Clubs: Political '39, '40, Varsity l '40, '4l. DOROTHY DARENE PENNINGTON: General College: l-lame Room Secretary '41, l-lome Room President '39, Stage Door , Clubs: French, Dramatic. ROBERTA CLARE PENTZ: Practical Arts: Girls Basket- ball '39, Girls Volleyball '39, Clubs: Home Economics '4l, Usher '4l. ELISSA EILEEN PEZZUTI: Commercial, Secretarial: Home Room Secretary '40, Home Room Treasurer '4I, Clubs: Commercial '40, I-lome Economics. 1941 THE SENIOR ,CLASS -23W ELLA ELAINE PEZZUTI: Commercial Secretarial: Home Room Treasurer '40, '4l, Clubs: l-lome Economics, Com- mercial, Disc. DAVID BOGGS PHIPPS: Practical Arts Course: Home Room Vice President '39, l-lome Room Treasurer '40, Hi-Y Club. Enjoys football and basketball, WAVA LOUISE PIERCE: Practical Arts Course: Home Economics Club '39. Favorite pastimes are dancing and roller skating. MAXINE PORTER: General College: Vice President '40, Stage Door , Girls Basketball '39, Clubsi Dramatic, Art, French '4l. LOUIS THEODORE PUGLIESE: General College Course: Stage Door '4l, Clubs: l-li-Y, Dramatic, Surveying, Red Cross. GENEVIEVE MARGARET PUTT: Practical Arts Course: Senior Band, Mixed Chorus '39, Penn Run High School. Likes decorating. IHINDIEN 1941 DONALD SHANK RAY: Commercial, Bookkeeping Course: Donald enjoys sports such as football and basket- ball. lnterest-aviation. HAROLD ROBERTSON RAY: Practical Arts Course: Cus- todian l-lelper, Door Watcher, Clubs: Future Farmers of America '4l. LOTTIE MATILDA RAY: Practical Arts Course: Clubs: Home Economics, Glee '40, Ushers. Main interest is beauty culture. PAUL ALEXANDER RAY: Practical Arts Course: Usher Club. Paul is quite interested in various types ot mechan- ics and their uses. GLADYS IRENE REARICK: Commercial Bookkeeping Coursez Girls Basketball '39, Usher Club '40, '4l. Main interest-music. HARRY SPENCER REED: Practical Arts Course: Home Room President '39, '40, Track, Dramatic Club '39, '40, Political Club '39, '40, . aa N - 1297 ELLA PEZZUTI DAVID PH I PPS WAVA PIERCE MAXINE PORTER LOUIS PUGLl'SE GENEVIEVE PUTT DONALD RAY HAROLD RAY MATILDA RAY PAUL RAY GLADYS REARICK HARRY REED if 1 ROSS REED MARCELLA RICCI ARLEY RIDDLE RUTH REED ANNABELLE RICKARD RAYMOND RIDDLE CALVIN ROSS REED: Practical Arts Course: Basketball '39, Football '39, '40, Art Club '39, Varsity l. Enjoys all sports. ELIZABETH RUTH REED: General College: Usher, Clubs: Girls Glee '39, Ushers '40, '4l, Student Patrol '38, '39, '40, French. MARCELLA JANE RICCI: Practical Arts: Junior Mixed Chorus '39, Girls Glee Club, Dramatic Club, Art Club. ANNABELLE RICKARD: Commercial Secretarial: Junior Mixed Chorus, Clubs: Commercial Honor '40, '4l. En- joys dancing. ARLEY WILBUR RIDDLE: Practical Arts: Usher '38, '4l, Clubs: Political '38, Rifle '38, Ornamental '39, Cooking, Art. GEORGE RAYMOND RIDDLE: Practical Arts: Usher '4l, Clubs: Ritle '38, Ushers, Ornamental '38, '39, Politi- cal '39. VIRGINIA RINN ELIZABETH ROLSTON PATRICIA RORKE ROBERT ROLLS NIAL ROOK RUTH ROUMM NANCY VIRGINIA RINN: General College: l-lame Room Vice President '40, Senior Mixed Chorus, Stage Door , Clubs: Dramatic. ROBERT HAROLD ROLLS: Commercial Bookkeeping: Robert was not active in many clubs, but he was liked by his classmates. GRACE ELIZABETH ROLSTON: General College: Senior Mixed Chorus, Stage Door , Senior Band, Orchestra, Dramatic Club. WALTER NIAL ROOK: General College: Senior Band and Orchestra, Junior Band, Woodwind Quintet, Clubs: Jun- ior Rifle. ' PATRICIA ANN RORKE: General College: Senior Mixed Chorus, Stage Door , Clubs: Dramatic, Virgil, Junior Classical. RUTH DIANA ROUMM: General College: Junior Mixed Chorus '38, Senior Mixed Chorus '40, Clubs: Political, Tri-l-li-Y, Dramatic '39, 1941 TI-IE SENIOR LASS LEOLA ROWE: General College: Home Room Secretary '39, Senior Mixed Chorus, All-County Chorus, Publica- tions Staff, Stage Door. HELEN LUCILLE ROWE: Commercial Secretarial: Junior Mixed Chorus, Clubs: Commercial Honor, Dramatic '38, Twirlers, PEGGY LOU ROWLAND: Commercial Secretarial: Home Room Secretary '39, Junior Mixed Chorus, Clubs: Com- mercial Honor '4l, BARBARA GENE RUSSELL: General College: Home Room President '39, Vice President '40, Senior Mixed Chorus, Clubs: Harmony. MARY JANE RUSSELLA: Practical Arts: Twirlers Club '40, Outdoor Club '37, Ushers '39, '40, Home Econom- ics Club '38, '39, PAUL EDGAR RYEN: Commercial Social Business: Usher, Enjoys office practice. Ambition-State Motor Patrol- man. IHINDIEN 1941 EDNA LOUISE ST. CLAIR: Practical Arts: Home Room Treasurer '38, Clubs: Home Economics '40, Enjoys roller skating. MICHAEL JOHN SABOCHICK: Practical Arts: Usher '39, '40, '4l, Clubs: Political, Junior Rifle '38, '39, Hi-Y '39, '40, '4l. BETTY JEAN SALSGIVER: Commercial Social Business: Home Room President '38, '40, '4l, Clubs: Home Ec- onomics Nice President '4lD. LA VERNE CECILIA SCHROTH: Commercial Social Busi- ness Course: Clubs: Ushers '40, '4l, Dancing '40, '4l. ROBERT LEROY SEALAND: Commercial Social Business: Political Club '40, Photography Club '40. Ambition- aviation mechanic, GERALD EDWARD SEGNER: Commercial Secretarial: Usher '38, Senior Mixed Chorus, Clubs: Dramatic, Com- mercial Honor. 91 LEO LA ROWE LUCI LLE ROWE PEGGY ROWLAND ,qw 5 ' 9 BARBARA RUSSELL MARY RUSSELLA PAUL RYEN LOUISE ST CLAIR MICHAEL SABOCHICK BETTY SALSGIVER LAVERNE SCHROTH ROBERT SEALAND GERALD SEGNER TBI.- mf., N- 1? iv' 5- RALPH SELKIRK MARY SENICK ROMAYNE SHEARER MAXINE SHIRLEY RONALD SHORT BETTY SIMON ELLA SEMAN PAULINE SEXTON GENE SHIRLEY RALPH SELKIRK: General College: Usher '39, Stage Manager '39, Chiet Usher '40, Clubs: Ushers. Main interest-mathematics. ELLA MARIA SEMAN: Practical Arts: Clubs: Dramatic '39, Tea Dance Committee. Interested in Problems ot Democracy. MARY ELIZABETH SENICK: Practical Arts: Home Room Vice President '38, I'-lame Economics Club '40, '4l. Wishes to become a nurse. PAULINE AMELIA SEXTON: Practical Arts: Basketball '38, Volleyball '38, Clubs: Political '38, Outdoor. En- joys roller skating. ROMAYNE CAROL SHEARER: Commercial Secretarial: Basketball, Volleyball, Clubs: Dramatic '39, '40, '4l, Commercial I-lonor '4l. BETTY GENE SHIRLEY: Practical Arts: Junior Mixed Chorus '38, '39, Betty likes sewing and wishes to be a dress designer. HAROLD SHORT WILLIAM SIMMONS ANN SKAPURA .IESSIE MAXINE SHIRLEY: General College: Junior Red Cross, Junior Mixed Chorus. Maxine enjoys Home Ec- onomics. HAROLD EUGENE SHORT: Practical Arts: Usher '39, Clubs: Aero-Nautical, Stamp. Likes photography and woodworking. RONALD ROY SHORT: Practical Arts: Clubs: Ornament- al '39, Rifle '39, '40, Ushers '4l. Main interestgindus- trial arts. WILLIAM BLAISE SIMMONS: General College Course: Senior Band and Orchestra, All-County Band, All-County Orchestra. ELIZABETH JEAN SIMON: Commercial Secretarial: Disc Club, Political Club. ls interested in secretarial and clerical work. ANN SKAPURA: Commercial Secretarial: Home Room Treasurer '39, Clubs: Commercial l-lonor '40, '4l, Dra- matic '39, Political '4l. 1941 TI-IE ENIOR CLASS 732C WILLAVENE SPICHER: General College: Usher '39, '40, Clubs: Tri-Hi-Y '39, '40, Girls Glee '38. Wishes to be a dress designer. EMMY LOU STADTMILLER: Commercial Secretarial: Home Room Vice President '40, Clubs: Commercial Honor, Dramatic, Political. FRANCES KATHERINE STEFFY: Commercial Social Busi- ness: Clubsz Dramatic '38, '39, Outdoor '38, '39, Po- litical '4l. MABEI. RUTH STEWART: Commercial Social Business: Home Room President '39, Junior Mixed Chorus '38, Senior Mixed Chorus '4l. RICHARD BRUCE STEWART: General College: Stage Door , Clubs: Dramatic IO, ll, l2, Virgil, Surveying, Junior Classical League JAMES RICHARD STEWART: General College: Home Room Secretary '38, Football, Basketball, Hi-Y President, Varsity l Treasurer. IHINDIEN 1941 EVELYN CATHERINE STETS: General College Course: Clubs: Junior Mixed Chorus, Principal school interest is music. WILLIAM PAUL STILES: Practical Arts Course: Basket- ball, Football, Rifle Club 7, 8, 9, William is especially interested in sports. MARJORIE VIRGINIA STOREY: Practical Arts: Home Room Secretary '38, '39, '40, Clubs: Satety Patrol ll, l2, Outdoor, Political, WILLIAM BURNELL THOMAS: Practical Arts Course: Photography Club '39, William is especially interested in school sports. ANNA FRANCES THOMAS: Practical Arts Course: Ush- er, Junior Mixed Chorus 9, lO, Clubs: Political '37, Home Economics. RUTH LOUISE THOMAS: General College: Home Room Usher '39, Clubs: Girls Glee, Tri-Hi-Y, French. Main school interest is English. VVILLAVENE SPICI-IER EMMY LOU STADMILLER FRANCES STEFFY in I S MABEL STEWART RICHARD B. STEWART J RICHARD STEWART ns., EVELYN STETS PAUL STILES MARJORIE STOREY -33 BURNELL THOMAS FRANCES THOMAS RUTH THOMAS 5. in WILLIAM THOMAS THOMAS TOTH JOHN TRIMBLE ZURETA TIMBERLAKE EONETA TRIMBLE JULIUS UHRON WILLIAM ALAN THOMAS: Practical Arts Course: Ex- pert Riflemen's Award, Assistant to Mr. Ward Johnson, Rifle Club. ZURETA MARGARET TIMBERLAKE: General College Course: Kane Conference '4l, Clubs: Dramatic, French, Latin. THOMAS THEODORE TOTH: Practical Arts Course: Vice President '40, Home Room President '37, Football '39, '40, Varsity l. DOROTHY BONETA TRIMBLE: Practical Arts Course: Montgomery Twp. I-lome Room Secretary, Candy Com- mittee, Public Speaking Club. JOHN EDWIN TRIMBLE: General College Course: Sen- ior Band. His ambition is to continue his musical educa- tion at college. JULIUS GEORGE UHRON: Commercial Secretarial Course: I-lome Room President '37, Football, Clubs: Political, Student Council. A IRMA VAIA JEAN VARGO ISABEL VISNESKY LPHONSO VALENTI ROCCO VIOLI IRENE WATKINS IRMA PAULA VAIA: General College Courset Clubs: Political, French. Favorite subjects: French, English. Am- bition-mortician. ALFONSO SAMUEL VALENTI: Practical Arts: I-lome Room President '37, Clubs: Junior and Senior Mixed Chorus, l-li-Y, Wrestling. JEAN MARIE VARGO: General College Course: Junior Mixed Chorus, Senior Mixed Chorus, Clubs: Dramatic, Tri-I-Ii-Y, French. ROCCO DOM VIOLI: Practical Arts: Home Room Presi- dent '38, Vice President '38, Track, Football, Clubs: Rifle, Political, I-li-Y, Art. ISABEL HELEN VISNESKY: Practical Arts Course: Clubs: Safety Patrol, Political, Main school interest-Home Ec- onornics, IRENE WATKINS: Commercial Secretarial Course: Clubs: Dramatic '39, Girls Athletic Association '37, Commercial Honor '4l. 1941 TI-IE SENIOR LASS -X ROBERT TRUSAL WAUGAMAN: General College Course: Senior Band, Orchestra, Clubs: Rifle '38, Aero-Nautical, Art. ALBERT DEAN WEAVER: Practical Arts Course: Home Room President '38, '39, Stage Door , Cheerleader, Clubs: Dramatic, Stamp, F. F. A. MARGUERITE HAZEL WHITESELL: Practical Arts: Elec- tive Typing, Clubs: Cheerleader, Political, Dramatic, Sen- ior Mixed Chorus. MATIE JANE WICKENS: Practical Arts: Home Room Vice President '39, Usher '40, Clubs: Home Economics, Ushers, Dramatic, Red Cross. GEORGE JOHN WIDA: General College Course: Home Room Treasurer '39, Football '38, '39, '40, Clubs: PO- litical, Aero-Nautical, Treasurer '39. HARRIET JEAN WIDDOWSON: General College: Publi- cations Staff: L'lndien Editor, Stage Door , Clubs: Dramatic, Political. 'Q' 9 il.- - Y .f IJINDIEN 1941 HARRY WIDDOWSON: Practical Arts Course: Home Room President '38, '39, Junior Bond, Clubs: Political lO, Il, l2, Hi-Y, Dramatic '37, '38 KENNETH BLAIR WIDDOWSON: Commercial Bookkeep- ing Course: Clubs: Boys Cooking, Baseball. Main in- terest- bookkeeping. JAMES GILBERT WILEY: General College: Stage Door , Clubs: Dramatic, l-li-Y, Surveying. Special interest is mathematics. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN WILDEN: General College Course: Home Room Usher '38, '39. l-lis special interest is medicine. ROBERT LODGE WILLIAMS: Commercial Social Busi- ness and Bookkeeping: Junior Rifle Club, Major inter- est-traveling. PAUL GORDON WINGER: General College: Senior Mixed Chorus, Clubs: l-li-Y '40, Dramatic '39, '40, Main in- terest is science. 6' X ROBERT WAUGAMAN DEAN WEAVER MARGUERITE WHITESELL W . X . S . MATIE WICKENS GEORGE WIDA HARRIET WIDDOWSON HARRY WIDDOWSON KENNETH WIDDOWSON JAMES WILEY BENNY WILDEN ROBERT WILLIAMS PAUL WINGER I - - 35 ... BETTY VJISSINGER LOUISE ZACUR THELMA ZANNEY OLGA ZUGATE5 J C WOLFE BRUNO ZAMBOTTI MARGARET ZEUR BETTY LOUISE WISSINGER: Commercial Secretarial: Clubs: Commercial Honor, l-lomevliconomics. Main in- terest-sports. JACOB CONNER WOLFE: Commercial Social Business: Track '39, '40, J. C. participated in track and football at Cherry Tree. BARBARA LOUISE ZACUR: Practical Arts: I-lome Room Vice President '39, Stage Door , Clubs: Dramatic, Safety Patrol, Twirlers. BRUNO MARIO ZAMBOTTI: General College Course: Senior Band, Stage Door '4l, Clubs: Dramatic, Sur- veying, Harmony. THELMA IRENE ZANNEY: Commercial Secretarial: Home Room Usher '39, Clubs: Tri-l-li-Y, Red Cross, Dra- matic, Commercial, Disc. MARGARET JANE ZBUR: General College: Journalism, Clubs: Tri-l-li-Y, French, Junior Mixed Chorus, Usher, Classical League. OLGA ELIZABETH ZUGATES: Commercial Secretarial: Home Room President, Vice President, Secretary, Clubs: Commercial, Dramatic, Art. 1941 I-IE SENIOR CLASS -364 MEMORIES . .. 1 ff! f . . i jj ' that W111 llnger.. W ,Y 1' lx A 1, 5 , , ji 4' U N i i j Ubi, , Center: Woodworking pupils learn details of house construction with H jjilf miniature houses. 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Row ll llidlimvgkdarn-i,'BIyAfe1'1 insf-Harold Adam- son, jean Alker, Mary l.ouise,A . iouse, Edythe Ander- son, Ruth Applegath, Alma Bagley, Dorothy Blair, Roy Baird. Row 2. Eugene Banks, Louise Barnett, Margaret Barr, Christine Barriss, Hannabel Barry, Cora Mae Bath, VYilliam Beatty, Alberta Bell, Paul Bella, Lawrence Blair. Row 3. jane Blue, Ronald Boueh, jack Bowers, Roberta Bowser, Harold Boyer, Thelma Bracken, VVilliam Breth, Margaret Brigman. David Brown, Robert Brown. Row 4. Rosalyn Brown, Franklin Bruce, Neil Brust, Richard Bucheit, Eddie Buggs, Helen Briggs, Raymond Buggey, Genevieve Bush, jack Bush, Donald Buterbaugh. Row 5. Hale Ruth Byers. eron, Robert Buterbaugh, Arthur Butler, Clifford Byers, Leo Caldwell, john Calhoun, George Cam- Cameron, Donald Campbell, jack Campbell. R ow 6. Tony ney, Mary E. Canizaro. Maxine Carnahan, Bernyce Car- Carroll, Virginia Chambers, Fern Cheery, jack Cheskey, Helen Chiodo, Betty jean Chrisman, jane Clawson. -38 Row 7. Merle fflawson. josephine Conway, Elizabeth Cor- belli, Lois Cook, Glenn Craig, XYilliam Cravener, Mary jo Crutcher, Mary Crumrine, Harold Cunningham, Paul Cunningham. Row 8. NYalter Davidson. Anna Mae Davis, Mary Ellen Dittmar, Raymond lljouglas, Virginia Drew, Aleen Dugan, 'William Duncan, Thelma Edwards, Kathryn Ellis, Margaret Estvanick. Row 9. Edward lfairman, lfred Felentzer, Lakverne Fer- guson, llhilomena Ferrante, Helen Fetterman, llartha Fleming, Alfonso Ford, Richard lfrye, VVilliam Gless- ner, Pauline Clresock. Row 10. Clair Griffith, Dorothy Gromley, Imogene Cuerrie, Helen Uulakowski, Ida llalldin, Hazel Hamill, Helen Hamill, Zoe Ann Henry, Betty Hess, john Hess. Row ll. Eugene lleyman. Lloyd Hicks, Elizabeth Hill, james Hoberg, Thomas lloberg, lflaine Hughes, james Hutchinson, Kenneth jamison, Gaynelle johns, Kathleen johnson. Row 12: Betty jean johnston. Marjorie jordan, Hector Hain, Mildred Keener, Helen Keller, Rita Kelley, Mary Lee Kempf, Robert King, Nancy Kirkland, Charles Knox. Row 13: Nic-rcclith Knupp, Irene Ruzus, Rosc- inary l,uRoclic, Russ Nlurim lgthr, lfvclyu Lance, Klan-ji-A11 Luucy, Paul I.unich. Ruth l.unit'h, lieatriu- lewis, Dwight Lewis. Row 14. llelen I,c-zatniv, lizirl l,ightc'ap, l,IlWA renee Little, llarlvnu l,ngan. Ir:-nw Long. Richard Longwill. 'lhonius Lnstrivk, Xlary l,uwman, Richard l.uuas, Anna. Niue l,yclic'. Panel Two Run' 1. Dwight Lydic. Mary Blclull, Robert NlCCardlaf, Jzwk Nlvflosky, Lillian xiL'f,ll'1ll'lltfH, Richard Niciicc. -lack Nlctlrt-gor. Xvilliillll Mv- Gregor, Arthur Nlvllnetiry. Vciclzt Nlrllenry. i Vclda Mcllenry, Vhztrlcs Nlclivlvey, Iietty NIt5Lachlan. Ilorutliy Nlcluin. lan McI.tu'kir. Betty NIcl'liersmi, Anthony Nlanruso. Qow 2. listher Martin, Vatriviu Nlurtin. Vlureiiu- Markle, Betty Mitchn-ll, ,luck Muck, Franklin Muck, liert Nloorc. lillcn Nlmwlieud. lack Kloorliezid, Dcllzt Klurguiiti, Kathryn NIrn'g.fz1titi. ' Phyllis Morganti, l lm'cm'c Nlorrison, llunalnl I Nluller, Nlarv lane Nlunshrmwer. iilllOlN1lS Xlur- rav Wivona Nicewnu fer, . Y , Row 3. Robert Nichnls. R0ht'l't Xivliwlsmi. Mary Stella CYIIHTQI, ,lack O'llarc ilelcn cJlll1llL'l1CL'l'i, lilizaheth Orr. Nlilclred Orr, Nluurice Uxenf reitsr. Kernict l'21llllt I'. .Xlfrm-cl l'uttvrsc'ui. Helen Peneziv, -lean Perf:-tti, Ira-nv lk-tcrman, john l'e-tcrntztn. Norinu ,lztnc IH-tcrinan. lim- othy Petr-rson. Nliks I'ctr0sky. Qow 4. hlnhn Vczzuti, -losvph lk-zzuti. Doris Phillippc, Iithvl llit-rut-, ,lusepli Vina, iiluclys ' Plouse. Nlary Aguvs Vullock, Ray llotts, Angelina l'1':'x'itc. Aurelius l'rn-vita. Xlurcellu N l'utt, Nancy Rafe. llarry Randolph, Alibi' Ray, lilizabetli Ray. john Ray, Ornan Rn-arick. low 5. Philip Recupvro. fibfilld R:'ithniiller, Rcpine. Kathryn Rt-llivk, Diana Rivui. Nlcldia Rick:-y. iit'llCYlt'NL' Rising, l lm1-iifv Rising, Ruth Rising, Surat Nlzu- Ruherts. l xyilliillil Rows. ffliztrlus Runigay, Rnsaliv Rus- sella, lilmer Sulsgiw1'. Surat lit-llv Sulsgiver, Mary 1 Ross Louise Svll, Allwrt Scnick. 6. Irene Sexton, Rohvrt Sexton, joseph Klztrtin Sliztfiit-i', Nancy Sliztttcr, Xlztrgurct R Shea. livrnard Slsdzik. -lztvk Sniith. Wiilliani Sourwinc. Gwzild Spichvr, 1 lllf.fk'llK' Starry, 'Vwila Starry. Annu St:-inhcisur. f'zttl1vri1it' Stiles. lilllCll1lll Sturial:-. liarhgtrzi Sutton. Tltclina 'iillO1llL1S. Row Sgro. low 7, Violet lliottipsoii, ,luhn 'l'urtellz1, l'aul Townscncl. Alvin 'l'url:-y. l'rl1an 'I'urnc-r, Ruth liher. Yirginixt llme-r. illllUil12lS l'hrun, iistlwt' l'mfer, Nlargurvt Yurgu. littty XYudcling, Sara lit-lle Viutson. Nlary xXYt'l1Y1'l'. Robert VYcntz, Hurry XYhite, ,luhn XYhite. Rathlt-cn XYiclzt. low S. llarolcl Xiiiggins. f'ztrrwlyt1v Wiinc. Ibalv XYinger, lidxxurcl XYiug::r. 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Mike Bourlotos, David Brodsky, Betty Brown. Alvin Bushman, Harold Buggey. Annabel Burkett, Carol Buterhaugh. Gorman. Row 3. Evelyn Byers. lilizabeth Bzinchas. Mary Calhoun, Ruel Calhoun, Dale Cameron, Blair Campbell, Loen Campbell. Riehard Carhaugh. Sara jane Carnahan. Eleanora Carnahan. I Iartnett. Row 4: Charlotte Carnegie. james Carnegie, Louise Carson. XTilliam Clark. Cordelia Cline. jack Connolly. Mae Conrad, Alice Converso, Ida Converso, lileanora Cook. Row 5. Bruce Corio, joseph Coulson, james Cousoulle, T Xfard Craig, George Cisztnyi. Robert Davis, james Davis. Mary DeCenzo, Norma Dickey, Bud Dills. Row o. Elizabeth Ditullio, Dolores Dohrosky, XYilliam Donahue. llatrivk Doolin, Loy Douglas, Blair Douglass. Irene Doyle, Regina Ducca, Mary lflekenrod, Robert llidminston. Row 7. jane Iidwards, Rose Fatone. Charles Fairnran. Mervin Faith. XYendell Faith, NYilliam Ferguson. Leonard Ferrent. Homer Ferrier, Mary jane Ferrier, fjlildred lfetterman. Carolyn Lewis. Row 8. Betty jean Fink, Neal Fiscus, Arthur Fisher, Martha Fisher, Betty Fleming. Cleo Fleming. Fleming, Ruth Fleming, Arthur Frye, Calvin Frye, Roy Row 9. john Frye, Richard Fulton, Kathryn Gahster. Mary Lou Garman, Betty George. Dorothy George, lidna George, Franklin George. Dorothy Cfiharty, NYi1liam Row 10. Louise Graff. Glenn Graham. Grace Graham. joseph Gresoek. lidward Cressley. Evelyn Griffith, lrene Grove, Helen Grsevinsky, Pearl Haldin, Mary Ruth Row ll. jack Heagy, XYilliarn Heaton, Robert Held, Lois Henley, Helen Iless, Laura Henneman, Sarah Hepner. Laird Hicks, james Hinderliter, Betty Hoey. Row 12, Helen Louise Hoffman. Betty jane Hollis, Gladys Holt, james Holt, Miriam Hoocl, David Houck, Morris Houck. l'aul Houck, Katherine Hull, Marion Huff. Row 13. Luella Hutchison. jean lsenberg. Bertha jevicky. Bessie jeyicky, Ruth jordan, Louise Keener, jarvie Kerr, Mary Kiemol, Charles Iileba, Helen Klyap. Rou' 14. Helen Krytusa, julia liundla, Theresa Iiuno. 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Lonift- NIL'- ilinity, XYilliam Nlftlinnis. .Xndrcw Nlcflowan. Raymontl Nlrllcnry. Carl Nlclntyre. lheoclort- NlL'fxlllllkt'Il, Seth llzilxatlvy. .Xnthony xllll1ll'OYlL'll Row 3: Vltarlcs Nlalitivrs. Gladys Martin, ll-ggy Nlvt'rc'i'. llclcn Nliller. XVillia1n Nlissivn. l'lYt'lyI1 Nlock. llonalcl Xloiitgotnz-ry. Ronald Xlorris. Rosalie Klnrris. Klosuph Nl urray, Ron 4: lfrank Nlysrs. .Xllwrt Nanni. Autlrisnne Nvster. lletty Nichols, Mary lillr-n Nivhols, Roht-rta Nichols, Roberta North. Nlargaret O'lIvurn, Sara Klane Cfllrarn, Vharles Upalunich. Row 5. Karl Owens. Lisle Palmer, Robert Parks, Ray- mond IH-ntz. lharles lklterman. XYalt:'r Pet:-rman. lfrank l'stroaky. Nora l'szznti, Ellis l'luht'll. Nlargarct Vopson, Row 6. Karl Putt. Virginia Randolph, llcin Raspalnir. Lnfilla Ray. Thomas Ray. Xlargarvt Recd. liens Reefer. Harold Rn-sf, Garnet Rhodvs, lit-tty Rislielmvrger. Ron' 7. IR-ggy. Rishclicrgcr. -lack Rising. llarolcl Roadar- mvl, lrent- Rolka. Yiola Ruddock, XYilliam Ruddock. Lt-slie Rtitfm-t'. Irving Savkvtt. liarl Svhloder. Ruth Sulirfu wngost. -Al Rt8Q1,Hi'ti Schroth. Sally Scoogin. Anna St-uoskey, Kloseph Sc-giock. Alhcrt Sgro. lietty' Shank. Leroy Shztnli. Logan Shank, Ralph Sharp. Kenneth Silvis. Row 9: Rose-mary Simmons. llorthy Smith. Paul Smith. 'l'hcodors Smith. .Xnnuttc Snvtldsn, Valvin Snydt-r, Ilavitl Snyder, Ira Spcnct-, Lt-nord Speiiuc, llctty Spontak. Row lll. lidgar Sprankle. lit-tty Nlav Staplt-ton. Vatrivli Stapleton, Vharles Stenart, C'h:trlt-s Stewart. janv Stvwart, Lois Ann Stewart, lletty Fltitllcr, -lark Stils. Hens Strasslcr, Rowll. Howard Strickland. Rita Ann Stt'itt1natt:'r. lrcnt- Stuchcll. ,lean Stitch:-ll. Sophia- 'll-daruk, .lean Thompson. flcorgv lrecsc. Louella lrvss. llltlinetzt 'I'rimlvlt-. Rt-niwth l'ht-r. Row ll, Stella Yah-nsky. Klossph Valenti. Iiarl Yalies, llarry Vinton. Louis Violi. Ilick You-l Nlarv Vo' 1, , , las. , t iluorgn- xxviigllvli. lictty XYagnvr. lYilliam Waldron. Row 1.5. llurnt-ll VN'alkcr. 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Lois Brickell, Theresa lirombach, Betty Brown, Dorothy Byers, james Byers, Irene Caldwell, Raymond Calhoun, joan Canizaro, josephine Canizaro, Twila Carnahan, Maxine Carney, Lucetta Cassel, Olene Chap- man, Ruth Chiodo. Bert Clark, George Clark. james Vlawson, Row 3. Martha Clawson. Sara Colgan, Betty Conrad, Peter Coussoule, Richard Craighead, joan Crawford, Robert Crawford, Marcella Cunningham, Donald Cutlip, james Defiaetano, Donald Dickie. Rose lJiNardi, Leo Donnelly, Dorothy liarhart, Anna May Fast, Rosanna lilias, David liicher. K ' 1 ii ai- ilxll-JN Row 4. Avinelle Ellis, Vernon lillis, Louise Fairman, james Fairman, Louise Fairman, Mary Agnes Faith, joseph Ferrante. Dick Fetterman. Robert Fish, Helen Fisher, Robert Fogo, joseph Foltz, Helene Freeman, john Fulton, Hazel Fyoek, Margaret Galonis, Peggy Garman. Row 5. Robert Gearhart. George Maxwell, Vincent Grace, George Graff, Maryhelle Graydon, Raymond Grove, Rob- ert Hess, Gerald Hetwick, Robert Hilderbrand. Helen Hill, Kathryn Hilty, Ralph Hobart, Hazel Holt, Helen Holt, Katherine Houck. Barbara Hunter, Virginia james. Row 6: lva Mae jeffries, Mildred Stewart, Richard jenk- ins, Alice johnson, Frank Kerr, Louis Koren, joseph Kritzer, Richard Kritzer, jack Kuhns, Catherine Ann Lahr, Rita Ann Lahr, Doris Lambing, Leroy Lettie. liftie Lewis, Gloria Lewis, Barbara Little, Leslie Long, Row 7. Margaret Long, Mary Ann Lapacinski, Ada Low- man, Myra Belle Lowry, Wayne Lutz, Max Lydic, Francis MeCunn, john McFarland, Dorothy McGaughey, Ruth Mcllenry, jack McNeel, Blargaret Mandolen. Mary Martin, Grave Mauk, Albert Mercer, Harry Mikesell, ll. Porter Miller. Row l. Theltu Miller, lrene Nlindo. Frances Mitchell. lidward Mitkrosky, NYulter Moreau. Reherczl Nlcwrley. N 'l'hmnus Morley, Andrew Nlotsko. Lois Murkle, llarold Nlyers. john Nihert, Ilelmont Nichol, Clem Nichols. Frank Nichols, Ralph Nichols. l'hillis O'I5wnnell, Cur- vin Orr. Run' Z. Lois Orr, Nllilfllll Orr. lidwarcl Oxenreiter, john Patti. VVier Penrrmcl, Susan Penezie. llfmwartl Peti-rman. llowarcl Peterson, Dean Pierce. Garnet Pierce, Arthur l'louse, Lois Porter. Steve Prihicko. Virginia Ruger, Ilownrcl Ray, hlonzis Rearifk. Nllird Reed. Row 3. Pauline Richards. Donald Riley, Xvlllllllll Robert- son, Vlnhn Rolls. joseph Romano. Phyllis Rowe. George Ruflner, Ruth Ryen. Roberta Sacks. james St. Flair. Ilowarcl Sanfurd. llowarcl Sawyer. Richard Sawyer, Carl SL'lll't'L'0I1g0Sl. Xlarie Seecwsky. Samuel Selkirk. Xlzmrgaret Senivk, Row 4. Richurcl Sextwn. Ylunies Shafter. Xlilclred Shank. Betty Sheehe. Alberta Shetler, Ray Shields, Blurgaret Sinipsun, Cfutherine Sleppy. ljLll'llBll Smeltzer. llzirolcl Smeltzer, Vklxyiie Smeltzer, Andrew Smith. Pearl Smith, Nlichzlel Sokuski, 'llllt'llllLl Spence, llale SfLlClllllllCl', N ,-Xnclrew Stahura. Ruw 5. Lucille Stzipletoii, lietty Starry. Lois Stein, -lohn l Stewart, Dnrntliy Stiles, Gladys Strong, lietty Stuuhcll. i Juanita Styers. Harvey Tlionius, Ida Niue llminas, jesse 'lillOI111lS. George llnnnpsrni, Rowland lliompswn. l'ridllizL 'l'oten, Kenneth lreeh, Ulnria Trioli, Jacqueline Trouh. l Row 6: Regina Turley. Arthur Yin, Anne Yzirgo. :Xnthony i Yioli. Irene Yfmlzia, Ruth XYzulcling, Virginia XYulker. Alwhn Vlutkiixs. Ollie Wwzxtkins. Iietty VYzltSmi. Ruth NYM- swn, ,lzunes Why. llunna XYeaxer. Nlulvin White. Rich- 2ll'll VYhite. Donald VYitlduwsin1,pvrlene VViley. Row 7. Ray XYinters. Dorutliy XYissinger. lYilliatn Wiith- erow, Irene Yakzil. George Yuekenherg. Anna Zeigler, llelen Zhignewiek. XYillizun Zugates. L if , ' ' l , A l ' l i 1 QR A. T? wx 1 743' Qi Q , I RQ 'x, 51-f .,, 1, :it , ff, R . M ,. f 5 ,. V ' i i,.: i v wi , If ., .. L .,.M,.,. L-vw.-,N H -. . I, an 6. . M W W n S 1 I, 2 rw i R ig., R .iii W wif .. M... ff .V V I 5 lx. v K. K . 2 - ' . K lf 5 ' 7 ' r 5' ' W 5 Z .,. 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Bernice Graham, lzleanor Griffith, jean Guthrie, Ralph Guthrie, Anna Mae Hare, Edna llarkleroad, Nick llarrison, jack lleld, Percy llenneman, Cecil llepner, Oren llilty, Ilelen Ilood, Gloria Ilyskell, Peggy Lou Iseman, Donald Kelley. Row 4. Dorothy Kelley, Iilaine Kennedy, Billy Kinter, Marion Klingensmith, Margaret 1,ubold, VVilliam Mal- colm, Richard Martin, Marion Mazza, Beryle McDowell, llelen McGregor, Peggy Mcllenry, Claude McNaughton, jane McQuilken, Mac Mikesell, jane Mock, Stewart Moore. Patricia Moorhead. Row 5. Paul Munshower, Donald Myers. Billy Nimmo, Max Nolf, Richard Orr, Lois Parks, Iidel Patterson, David Peterman. Dorothy Pfeiffer, Mildred Pfeiffer, VVarren Reithmiller, Maxine Rising. lirnst Rolston, Charles Russella, Bruce Sciotto. Martha jane Sell, Avinelle Shank. Row 6. Mary She-tler, Sybil Shoemaker, Edith Shrensky, Gladys Stalmaker, Robert Starry, Raymond St. Clair, Pauline Sieetle. llarry Stewart, Ronald Stewart, Kenneth Stiles, joseph Sturiale, liugene Testa, Mary Ruth Thompson, Dorothy Tie. jean Trudeau, DeI.oss Tyger. Lewis Tyger. Row 7. Dorothy NYardrop, Patricia NYeston, Don NYhite. jack VVhite, VVyoma VVhite, Roy VViggins, Harold W'illiams. VVilliam VVolfe, Virginia Zacur, Ilelen Zeigler. Seventh Year Row l. Richard lialogh, Dorothy Barnett, l,eClair Bar- nett, Dale Harris. Robert Barry. Elsie liartlebaugh. VValter Beatty. Albert liedord. Row 2. Sara jane Beers. jay Bennett, Marjory lilair. Richard lilake, Violet Borland, james Bowser, Thomas Brown. llarold Bush. Row 3. VVilliam liuterbaugh, Naomi Byers, Thomas liyers. Robert falhoun. Melba Cameron. Delores Cani- zaro. Lisle Carney, Betty Chirillo. Row 4. llelen Vlawson. jean Clawson, Marjorie flaw- son, Mary Corio. Robert Custer. Claude Davis, Earl Davis, Norma Dock. Row 5. Eloise Fogo, Max Fowler, George Frye. Robert George, Robert Gibson, jack Grundy. Blaine llaney. David llannaman. Row 6. Ronald llelman, jack Henry, Robert llenry, Erma llicks, Marion Ilile. Fred llildebrand, Frank llood, Carl lseman. Row 7. Robert jones, Vernon jordon, jean Keener. Richard Keller, Eugene King, Stanley Kunkle, Lois jean Lloyd, Charles McClarren. Row 8. Audrey McCullough. Charles McGaugl1y, Charles McKee. james Mclielvey, Robert Marshall, Doris Mike- sell, Charlotte Moorhead, Mary Ann Moreau. Row 9. Iietty l.ee Morganti. Elizabeth Morganti, joseph- ine Morganti, Tony Morganti, Dorothy Myers. lloward Myers, Ethel Nagy. llelen Nichols. Row 10. Robert Nichols. Arlene Nicholson. Edward Pierce, George Potts, Donald Radcliffe, james Rankin, llelen Reep. Theresa Rice. Row ll. Dale Riethmiller. Ted Roadarmal. Allen Rob- erts, Philip Rouinn, Earl St. Clair. Lawrence Sawyer, Glenn Schrecongost, llarry Schurr. Row 12. Doris Selkirk, Norma jean Shields. 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First Semester Student Council Row 1: Martin, VVay. Lytlic Stiles. llczitty, Hood. Kerr. Harrison Row 2: Srilsgiver, Altimus. Timlrcr luke, Rowe. Carney. Adams, John son, Pluhell. Keller. Row 3: Jones VVoocl, Allison, Ray, Cameron Nagey, ltlorganti. Row 4: Palmer Eicher, llush, C1'ilX'CIlCl', Sexton Miss Clinrch. Second Semester Student Council vite, VVhite. Pierce. llzirry, Griffith Hepner. Row 2: lluchlieit, Hclrl Peterson. lfeming. Aclzirns, M ycrs Raw 4: Hutson, Potts, Millncr road. Miss Church. Second Semester Student Council The first semester program was carried out by members of the second semester. Many problems, such as the establishment of a Jun- ior Court, were taken up. The second annual conference of the Student Councils of Western Pennsylvania, in Greensburg, was discussed, and an official representative, Don Campbell, was chosen. lndiana's discussion topic here was, SchooI Dances, with Zureta Timber- lake in charge. School officers were chosen. The sponsor was Laura Church. C48- Row l: l.eon:n'rli, Johnson, l'rc- Freck. Keller. Ron' 3: XYolt'c Phipps. Campbell, Stapleton. ltrocl- sky, Nichols, ltlzirtin, Anderson. Szibochick. liouch. 0'llz1rc, Hnrklc: Junior Red Cross The Junior Red Cross maintained the traditional purpose of its mother organization. lt gave aid to those needing it, besides doing things for peo- ple to make them happier. They sold tuberculosis seals, made up baskets for the poor at Christmas time, and packed boxes of toys for poorer children in the U. S. possessions. They conducted a First Aid Course and made do- nations to the Indiana Hospital. They also held a Red Cross Banquet. The sponsor was Lisle Reed, Ushers Club This club is strictly a service mrganization. They usher tor all luditorium programs for which eserved tickets are sold, take ickets at the door, and help to naintain good decorum at all en- ertainments held in the school. X few occasions were tor the unior High Operetta, Stage Door, and Tillie, a Mennonite Acid. The club is open to jun- ors and seniors who desire to go CROSS . . XOR R erve. Viola Simpson was sponsor. JUN JUNIOR RED CROSS Row It Graham. Cunningham llepner. l'rc-vite. Allon. Thomas Allshonsc. Row 22 Carnahan l.ydic. YYicko.-ns. Faith. Stewart Grove. Ynnity, Brown. Row 3 Ray. Starry, VVine. l'licr, Cham liers. Clmokie. Cnlxlrctt, Violi Row 4: Murray. Muller, Cun ninglmm, Tliompson. Mr. Reerl Yioli. Zznnley. f'onnclly, Dv lmrorrky, USHERS CLUB Row 1: Ynnity. Rearick Spicher. Reed. Myers. Blair Zlmr. Row 2: YVickr'ns. Schrotlt Moore. Clllllllliefi. Miller, Rus sella. Fr-tterman. lilllbfliiillgll Row 3: l'c-ntz. Erlwzirrls, Hanna Simpson. Row 4: Murray, Rycn R. Rirlfllv. Fisher. Slmrt, VVOod VVilrlc-n. A. Riddle. l .-491 Ray, Znnncy. Hill. Tlnmtas, Miss it R. x X . I u s i STUDENT PUBLICATIONS Student Publications The journalism class publishes the school newspaper and annual. The High Arrow is the newspaper, published bi-weekly. This four- page paper is of, by, and for the students, boosting all activities and reflecting the regu- lar and changing currents of school life. L'lndien is the annual, containing individual pictures of students and faculty, and a group picture of each school organization. lt serves as a pictorial history of the school year. The class meets daily under Lambert Joseph. SAFETY PATROL Row 1: VVliite, Thompson, Fulton, Ranks, McHenry, Recd. Davis, Snyder, Harrison, Scltnurr, llzirslmll. Malcolm. Row 2: Houck, Laney, Vanity, Wolfe, Banks. McQuilkcn, Rowe, Pctcrinzui. Kempf. Kcrr. Kuhns. Row 3: Blistretlzi. llcss. Smeltzcr. llinclerliter. llrzin- rlon, Hella, Zacur, Storey, Vcrletti, Hilty, Cnr- ney. Row 4: Csanyi, Kelley, Hatlflen, Coch- ran, Owens, lllnrray, Chew. Hill, Hoffman, Trccse, Pacuoni. Row 5: Yisncsky, Sexton, McGregor. llealon. Bush. llflllilll, Hill, Mor- rison. Rl5l1lg'Cl', Ellis, Starry. STUDENT PUBLICATIONS llzuniers. Lin-bl. Clawson. Clark. Row 3: lflruna, Mr. Joseph. Safety Patrol This club is made up of members from the six classes of the school. Membership is ob- tained by application. The patrol stations its members at various points in the halls to keep the school traffic moving in accord with rules. The student body should be alert to obey the requests made by patrol members when on duty. Each student was given as a reward, the letter l at the close of the year. The club had meetings bi-monthly. The principal, Jesse Lubold, was the club adviser. Row 1: George, Hoey. Zzivlaris, Ulmer, Guerrie. Vl'iclrlowson. Row 2: Donnelly, Ulmer, Kelley. Morrison. Carney, O'Hare, Heagy, uTi11ie, The Mennonite Maid For the Senior annual play-night the class of '4l selected the dramatiza- tion of a beautiful story by Helen Martin. The story is of Tillie, who lives among the Mennonites, a very strict sect, and who, when she takes up novel readin under the tutelage of the village schoolmaster, is put out of the church. The schoolmaster gets his walking papers, and the two elope. The cast, under the direction of Carroll Rupp and student directors, gave a legitimate stage performance. Stage Door Stage Door, the annual play given by the senior dramatic club, was directed by James Nix and student directors, Zureta Timber- lake, Dorothy Ensminger, Richard Orange, and James Penney. The play concerns the troubles and joys of Terry Randall. Like most small-town girls she had no luck finding a job. She gets a break though. Original characters and clever lines made it humorous and interesting. TILLIE. THE MENNONITE MAID Sitting: Russell. lloorliead Row 1: Mitchell, Porter, Moor berlzikc. Brinckcrhoff, VViley Row 2 Z Mitchell. Parsons Stewzirt. STAGE DOOR Sitting: XXYEHVCY, Dickey, Graff Row 1: McQn:ii4lc, Xvirlclowson Hrinckcrhoff, Cassell, liutson Standing: Danzihey. Parsons ter. .....5'l.... head. Pcnnington, llutson, Tim- Rolstan. Row 2: Beck, Flem- ing. Rinn, Rarke. Bnrkwell. NVilCy. Pennington. Rowe. W'ing- er, Moorhead, Vugliese, Zambot- ti, Fcitslxzms, Bush, Zacnr, Por- Twelfth Year Dramatic Club To teach students the fundamentals in dramatics and give practice in directing and stage managing was the purpose carried out by the club. The major production was the presentation of Stage Door. The second semester program consisted ot quizzes on dra- matics, reading of plays, and the production ot one-act plays written by the students. Be- sides developing interests in drama as part ot education, drama was developed as a source ot pleasure. The sponsor was James Nix. -52.. DRAMATIC 12 Row 1: Graff. McQuaide, Beck, Adamson, Timberlake. Ralston, Thomas, VViddowson, Shearer. Row 2: FL-itsllzms, Casscl, Rinn, Bush, Fiscus, Segner, Donalley. Fleming, Rorkc. Row 3: ltutson, XVilcy, Parsons. Pennington. 3lOOI'llE'2lCl. Dickey. Miller, Zacur, Barkwell. Row 4: Simmons, Zamlmotti, Stewart, Lydia, Dugan, Vlfcaver, Denning, NlO01'l'lC1lIl. Row 5: Recd, Brinck- erholtf. Longwill, Puglicse, VVingcr, Mr. Nix. DRAMATIC 11 Row 1: L21Il0CllC. lirigman, Mar- tin, lilncw, Steinheiser. lllClJ2i'L1gl1lll1. Ulvcr, Cincrri. Row 2: Kirkland, LTIIITCY, Roberts, lless. Pollock, Adami, Zavlaris, Crctclier, Clawson. Row 3: Applegalli. VVoofls. Mclrlcn- rv Mclrlenrv Race Carroll licll lieterson. Riolw 4: l Lyflic, 7 Frye: Hess. Miss Thomas, NVine, Carney, Crumrinv, Ricci. Starry. Row 5: Caldwell. McGregor. Turley, Hey- man. liycrs, Turner, Murray, VVing- er. Eleventh Year Dramatic Club Students that joined this club studied dit- terent phases ot drama and produced a few plays. They also saw, read, reviewed, and criticized current shows. The club tried to have as many members as possible take part in the play production. During the first semes- ter they studied pantomime, make-up, and produced the play And Sendeth Rain which was given in a Junior Assembly. During the second semester they presented several one- act plays. Anna Mary Thomas was sponsor. Le Cercle Francais The purpose of this club was to study more of the customs, culture, literature, art, and music of France. Dr. Beighler, Head of the Romance Languarge Department of Indiana State Teachers College, spoke to the club on the origin and development of the French language. During the second semester the club journeyed to Pittsburgh to see a French film and also had a banquet in the French manner. The club, sponsored by Anna Mary Thomas, had a membership of thirty. Commercial H o I1 o r C lu b The Commercial Honor Club is limited to members of the Com! mercial Department. The ,chi b encourages members to put fofth their best efforts in class ac lavi- ties, establish good wgill, anal' re- 4 fi ate business situationsqiorkfrac- NX tice. At the meetiigs ,skifqfwere given pertaining to offlfe Qutine. The club had a sfavfngef hunt and initiation'pt5'g'ity,:la lginnquet followed by a thedtrg party. The club sponsor wasfgera ,, 4 LE CERCLE FRANCAIS Row 1: Davis. RL-url. Tlxomzis Yzirgu. Zliur. Geiitgn-. Row 2 Yzlrgo, 'l'imlierlzikv. I.c'ttlL'. Fuw lc-1'. Oi':uig'c, Gfzilf. McQ11:iiclc Row 31 Clxitk. lhsiiiiliigtoii. Yztizl Rzice. llrigmzm. Miss Tlimnzis Row 4: Bluiwziy. Rietlimillci' flood. Sourwinc. Xloiirlleacl. Mc Luckic-. COMMERCIAL HONOR CLUB Row It Ciilisr-u. tXllSl1iJll'L', My airs. Mzirtiii. Bnriictt. Vllitkiiis Zugzites. Slienrcr. Irvin. Prcvitc liuzltty. l'L'tcrmzm. Rim' 22 Howl Illllbi. Row 32 l vri':1ixti. l.villL' iliiig. Pc-vzuti. Hzmiint-rs. Kciiscy l'c'zzL11i. liullnger. llzlrklvss. Ram 4: Segun-r, Kelley. jolms. Keller Rickard. Zzniney. lfuwlcr. Ilruiio McGregor, Xvilcy. i 53 .. llunczm. iililal-crm-ski. Sexton Szilsgjvcr, Rising, liyt-rs. VVissiiig- cr. Rush. Grey. iiooilliart. Alti- Kirklzmil, Rowe. Opzilt-nick. XK':iili llclltlcrsmi. Bowers. Ron lizirry. lfstvznilk. l'ic-rcs. Xlii1'1'i- son, liz-locl-:. Flviuiiigg llc-iiiiiiigr. Eleventh and Twelfth Year Political Club lf one were to sit in on one of the club meetings he would hear discussions of pres- ent day situations and debates on various is- sues of current events and problems of the day. The members aimed to become better acquainted with national and international affairs. Prominent citizens of Indiana came down to various meetings and gave talks per- taining to the political world. During the year the members of the club visited the jail and witnessed a trial. Sponsor was Eugene Pound. POLITICAL 11 and 12 liuterlmugli, M cCracken, Putcrnlzui Vargo, -l:CllCl'lT1ZlIl. VV0lfc, Crutcher Pina. Row 4: Gresuch. johns Anrlersoil. Nichols. Steffy. Knupp Layton, Miller. Fowler. Aloorlin-:url Row 5: Campbell, McArcllc, Mr Pound, Chew, McKelvcy, Crnvner Lanich, Pemiey. ' Albzuicsv, liircli, Holy, Mcflzluglley Holt. Kritzcr. Miss Hoorhezxcl. Row TJeGaetzmo, VVidrlowso11, Sawyer. i Ninth Year Political Club This club's platform is to visit and study different local organizations, to understand that each community is a small world, to dis- cuss major problems of the political world, and to promote an interest in the social studies class. The club witnessed a trial, visited the jail, the Lumber and Supply Company, and the ice cream factory. ln the second semes- ter they visited the hopsitol, tire factory, silk mill, and leather factory. Many speakers were obtained. Gladys Moorhead was sponsor. ..54.. Row 1: Risinger. Stiles. Fulmer. VViddowsan, lxlilllli, Bowser. Sirnonl Row 2: Lewis. Clawson, VVicl4lowson, Caldwell, Rising, Sgro, O'l'zxlcnick, Skapurzx, Sizultmiller. Row 3: Ilrown. fllaucuso, Martin. Recupcro, llrucel POLITICAL 9 Row 1: llrigmzxu, Moreau. lizmks. Galouis, Little, Lewis. Czlwsou, VViley, Hill. Ellis. Row 2: llicrcc. BlcHenry. Cizirinan, Zeiglcr. Ilzxrriss. Row 3: jolmson. Rowe. Crzlwforcl, Czmizzziro. Lowry. Carney. Orr. 4: Smeltzcr. XYz1y. Dickie, Smcltzer, Rearick. lfcttcrmzui. Shaffer. Veter- man, Hctrick. Riley. Hilrlclmmiifl. Row 5: Stzillura, Graff, Cmiglmczul, Ilramlon, llence, Fzigo, Smellzer, l Junior Aeronautical The Junior Aeronouticol Club wos orgonized for the purpose of further- i ing boys' interests in oviotion. Their oims hove been: to ochi eve skill in the ort of model building through construction of models, to excel in the hondling of tools, ond to study the future of oviotion os o meons of odjusting them- selves to the development of on importont mode of tronsportotion. The club sponsored two contests, one for scole models ond one for flying models. Sponsor wos Word Johnson. Aviation Club To interest students in oviotion os o vocotion ond o hobby wos the theme of the Aviotion Club. During the yeor, members were busy in sponsoring o Volentine Donce on Februory l4g in leorn- ing Civil Air Regulations, meteor- ology, oerodynomics, ond novigo- ticng ond in toking field trips to locol oirports. Two instructors visited the club ond exploined the bosic principles of the oirplone. Sponsor wos June Breining. JUNIOR AERONAUTICAL NVl1ite. Ilycrs. l-Bowser. R iixx' Freak. Gzillu. Niliertd Row 3 Nichol. AVIATION CLUB Row 1: l'u1crn1zm. YVolfc. llzlrr Hzimmill. Row 2: XYine. Clmuk iv, Rislielm-1'gL-i'. Nestor, Yinli McQuilke-11. Row 3: l'1S1'g'llS01l Snyfler. NYL-:wc-i'. Yzuiitv. lh-llick ers. Walker. Xlcflcixry, BIIXIIIIL' Mies llreiniiig. ..55... Row 1: Fulton, Ileffuer. lla-ss Sll'lTUX1ZlItL'I'. lirwlzmcl. Szuiforil jolmson, Mr-i'cu', Lydic. llyurs Bowers. Row 4: Connelly. How- ' la, 1' xhy. xlyy Itklx ,l i ,C f' vlrirlers or I 'V ' The Twirlers Club had forty m rnbers this year. The most popular twirls were vgmp, behind-the-back, two-hand, neck, leg, and clemb drible twirls. The main objective of the club was to present a group of fine twirlers for the band. The majorettes were: Mary Jane Munshower, Betty Jean Johnson, Mary Stella O'l-lara, and Sara Belle Watson. The drum major was l-larold Bush. The Twirlers Club is extended to the students of all grades. Harry Canfield sponsored the club. TWIRLERS CLUB son. llllSll. U'll:n':i. NY:iison. Keener lizirto. Row 2: lmwls. llolt, Fiscus Brown. Lewis, 'l'ruclu:iu. Sourwinc llzlnks. Row 3: Rowe, Ruclmlicli Gzllonis. R4-ml, VV:irclrnp, lickenrod SENIOR BAND Logan. Rising. Mr. Czinliclrl, Ron f:lllll1'lY:, lfryu. Trimlilr. XYiil4lowson liuclicit. Lyrlic. f twfl Q Yi R . of Senior Band The Senior Band serves two purposes. First it affords an opportunity for those who can successfully profit from it to become ac- quainted with various forms of band litera- ture. This way the students develop knowl- edge and appreciation of music. The second- ary purpose is that of a utility organization. The Band is called upon to play at football games and other athletic contests, assemblies, and parades. lt meets at regularly scheduled periods under the direction of Harry Canfield. 56- Row 1: llilu, Munsliowct. john- Lzxnich. Row 4: lllllL'!'lJ2l1.1gll, Mitch- ell. Zziziski. Ist-niziii, llittnllio. Fink. Row 1: Rzilslmi, lfoitslizuis, Mc- Tmckic, lllunsliowt-r. johnston. Zut- futo. Iluslx, U'Il:u':1. XVzilson, licrnn- er, Steetlu, Sll1'llll0lIS. Row Z: Pctcr- mzin, llzivis. llcss. Sutton. Felentzcr, Uhrun. VVOOKlW2l1'4l. lit-ck. Clziwson. 32 Nr. l,ilLiiig'L-r. XYnorllrurn. Lost- rick. Yuckcnlicrg. Cznnplwll. llitmzir. Burris. llutson. Xvllllglllflilll, Sptzm- kle. llnsli. Rulstmi. Sinunons. Zam- boni. Row 4: Koontz. Corrizi. Ful- ton. llencc. l.L-wis. lluntcr. Glcssner. Zellmzin. lh-11113: Blcfit-Q. I.ow1'y. Snyder. Xxvisu. I.ytliu. Cntllp. lh-ll. Row 51 Xlcllt-in'y. Nlnrczin. llyers. Girls Glee Club This organization was composed of girls who proved to be musically in- clined. Their purpose was to learn more about the art of music and to de- velop a deeper appreciation for fine music. Girls who joined this club have received a great deal of music ability and enjoyment. ln their regular meetings, short programs were presented. The club sang at the Methodist Church, for the Professional Club, and tor the P. T. A. at Horace Mann. Sponsor was Robert Litzinger. Senior Orchestra Students who wanted to study orchestral literature and who had if ci special talent tor instrumental ,KM music composed the Senior Or- chestra, They studied instru- mental technique, classics and semi-classics, and light music. The members met at a regularly scheduled class. Each student re- ceived a tull credit tor successful completion of the course. They made numerous public appear- ances. The director was l-larry Canfield. GIRLS GLEE CLUB Row 1: Czlsscl. Sell, Grilyfitll Hailey. Mt. Litziiigcr. Rising Fislmcr. lic-zirlmart, Row 2: Ttvsss I.eouzii'fli. lieuuetly, Stn-wrirt. ,lm-f fries. llolt. Moorlicxul. Trurlezui 'l'rouli. Row 3: Mzizzzi. Hurklc road. Yiiclcciilmcrg, Kan. Iluncziii Agnew. l'ftlwzii'tls. llzlliliii, Houck llyslicll. SENIOR ORCHESTRA Row 1: jfiltustnii, Yuckeiilwcrg llcHciii'5. Wvigglns. lillis. Mc Henry. Row 2: XYiiigex'. Sim mans. Rolstml, Rook. lie-anmci' lfeitslizuis. Hush. Nlulmclcie. Ilzir Czinfivltl, I,zilir. Owviis. llrzmilrm ...57... Vis. lQ1'cilzv:i'. Starry. Row 3 lfolinclly. Fink, lluck. Strzlsslvi' llush, Klcllt-Q. l.riwr5. l'ennlng ton. lluiilcr. l.1-wis. Holt. Xli' lunior Mixed Chorus Can they harmonize? You should hear these songsters as they burst into song. The Junior Mixed Chorus is composed of seventh, eighth, ninth, and tenth grade students who have mastered into four-parts some of the more difficult compositions of musical litera- ture. They have also learned about mony great composers and their music. The cast of the operetta, A Christmas Carol, was large- ly represented by the members of this choral group. Sponsor was Robert Litzinger. JUNIOR CHORUS Row 1: Marshall, Schurr, Henna men, Fry, Kunkle, Kelley, Bnchman Kelly, Ellis, Boyer, Lewis, Zeigler XVeston, Rising, Fisher, Hicks, By ers, Allen. Soiotto, Kulins, Huggey Row 2: Selkirk, Balogh, Carney Barry, Agnello. Barriss, Sell, Hill Boston. Thurston, Borland, Sturiale Klingensmith, Parks, Vlfatlcling. Hin iok, Nichols, Zeigler, Clawson, Rieth miller, Rolston. Row 32 White Brown, Nlikesell, Bush, Byers, Nicli ols, Bailey. llloorhead, Griffith, Mc- Henry. VViley, Vargo, Shank, Fisher Brown, Kennedy, Lambing. Sheelie Yioli, O'Donnell, Fiscus, Yucken: berg. Row 4: llr. Litzinger, Troili Mazza, Harklcroatl, Agnew, VVay Myers, Gratlen, Shetler, lliycrs Pfeiffer, ixtcmnms, McDowel, Turi ley, Stewart, Steetle. Shoemaker Guthrie, Ferguson, Widdowson, 'Rom- ano, Guthrie. Row 5: Pollock, Ry- ers, Renae. Schrecongost, McFar- land, Petcrman. Clawson. Jeffries, Lubold. Galambos, Ansley, Stewart, Clark, Agnew. Hyskell, Cassel Houck, Faith, Bolinger, Shetler. V SENIOR CHOIR Row 1: Sell. Yargo. Thomas. Fleming, XYhitesell. Burkehart, l'l1er. Canfield, Guerrie, Zafutto, Orr, Rols- ton, Peterman. George. Row 2: Rus- sell, Rinn, Cassel, Zavalaris, Gritfitli, llickey, Pollock. Drnaliey. Heck, McQuarle, McLaughlin, George, VVise, Hess. Rorke, O'Hara, Row 3: Hammers. lless, Rowe. l,ilIlTlZll', Ray, Ray. Arlami. Simmons, VVat- son, Fiscus, Borland. Roberts, Zafut- to, Beatty. Row 4: Seger. Hess, Valenti, Clawson, XVoods, Sutton, Ricci, Edwards, Carney, Pennington, Ellis, Frye, Cirio, Sprankle, Davis. Lydic. Row 5: Smith, Cntlip, Spicher, Vlfinger, Lytlic, Hayman, McHenry, VVinger, VVinger, Moor- y head. Byers, McGee, Senior Choir The Senior Choir has been most interested in A Cappella work. Composed of members of the tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades, their chief aim was to develop music appreciation for the school and community. The members sang solos, duets, quartets, etc., at the meet- ings. They learned choral literature, produc- tion of choral music, and four-part singing. The Choir was represented at the All-Western Chorus at Ligonier by two members. Director was Harry Canfield. -53- Key Club The Key Club was newly organized under the sponsorship ot the Kiwanis Club. The purpose carried out was bringing into the High School the co- operation at the Kiwanis Club, and to improve conditions at the school and its relationship with the community. During the year a Constitution was drawn up and approved, and the club brought in various speakers. The club met bi-monthly. The meetings consisted of special programs and singing. The sponsor was C. W. Rupp. Disc Club The Disc Club was organized recently. In tact, it was organized in October, l94O. This group meets for the sake ot pupils who enjoy listening to the recordings ot classical compositions by some ot our best loved and noted com- posers. A few ot these are Johann Sebastian Bach, Wolfgang Mo- zart, Ludwig Beethoven, and oth- ers. Next tall the club would like to expand in order that it may in- clude learning conversational Spanish by means ot records. Sponsor was Catherine McClure. Cfimpliull. Cx':ivL'x1cr. Nlcllrc-got. limi czm. .Xilzimsmr Rm: -1: Sinlmon- Held. Nlr. Rupp. Mitclwll, Pugflicsi- lii'i11CkL'i'l1i1ll. Zilmliimlli, McHenry. DISC CLUB Row 1: l'LtTt'l'1TlZl1i. Ztigzites, Brack cu. juliiistim, JO1'llZl1I. Slurizilc, Ska purzi. Siinmnns. Row 2 : Roberts Altimus. Frye. Hess. llorlzmil. Stzlrry Drew. l't-vit-tti. Rim' 3: Pezzuti lillis. filimimrliczirl. xvllCkl'lil7k'!'j.'f. liruwn Bliss lXlcClu1'c. Hcmlt-i'sui1. Chookic Kcuscy. llimwws. Row 4: Zzulcy NYOmls. Sutton. film-ssiicr. Pezzuti llruuo, Ilya-rs, Strzisslcr. Eilwnrils Ricci. 1.59.-. KEY CLUB Row 1: Tlutsan. Houck, Segncr Hush. lluclwit. llclfl. Row 2 Strasslcr. Cochrzm. hlmics. Orange XViley, Stcwzirt. Raw 3: King Home Economics The theme of the Home Economics Club was: Training girls for better home life. The members made favors and toys for hospital patients, had jello and rummage sales, and regional meetings and rallys. A Mother and Daughter Banquet was held by the girls along with a farewell party given for the seniors. The primary purposes of this club were to de- velop personality, leadership, initiative, and a professional spirit and cooperation among the girls. The sponsor was Alice Clements. HOME ECONOMICS Row l: Ray. Tfepncr. Scnick Mzirulc, Ilinick, Cook, Gaoil. Miller son. Mitchell. Risiuger. Layton. Ron nzx. R1 mxx' 5: Cline, Miss Clements bers. RIFLE CLUB Row 1: Aflzxms, King, XYl1ite, Yzinity. llziglcy. Vlvolfe, fiorrlun, Mc- Kelvey, Row 2: Mnnshower, Mc' Qnilkvn, Yziizi. Sl'l21l'Tt'l', T:l't'Cll, Rals- ton. RntTnc1'. Peterson. McNeil. Row 3: Tltolnns. XYood. Mciicc. Foga. Hzlrrison. Moore. Sexton. llctrich Row 4: llunmire, lioucll. Vezzuti, Muller, Cocllrzin. Sawyer. Mclielvey, Chew. Raw 5: lllitcliell, Mitchell. Rowe. Hush. Rifle Club The Rifle Club's chief study was that of safety with firearms and the rudiments of their use, The members learned to shoot prone, kneeling, standing, and sitting. Three different teams shot for the William Randolph Hearst trophy which is an annual award to each Army Corps Area. During the first and second semester they were awarded many medals, in' cluding the National Association Medal. They shot their way to seven wins and two losses under David Dunmire and James McKelvey. ,60- Cook. St. Clair. Chesky. liczitly, Cul- honn. Row 2: Banks, Myers. Hale, Grey. Row 3: Thomas, Smith. Rus- sellzi, Grove. Duncan. Colmlmvtt. Gib- l 4: liooilllczirt. NYickens. Ray. Cham- bers. Szilsgivcr. Duncan, Grace, Han- Klelm, l'uniz. Tlruno, liuwscr. Cham- fl'- Senior Hi-Y The Senior Hi-Y held its meetings bi-monthly on the first and third Tuesdays of the month. The purpose of the club was to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. The club was host to a tri-county rally, presented programs on the first Tuesday in keeping with the club purpose, sponsored a basketball team which played during meetings in the gym. The club sponsors were Isaac Stright and Eugene Pound. Senior Tri-Hi-Y The purpose of the Tri-Hi-Y is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and com- munity, high standards of Chris- tian character. An induction serv- ice was held by the members. The girls held a theatre party, at- tended the rally of the North Mountain district, and sponsored an assembly. Devotions, business, and programs were taken care of at the meetings. Sponsors were Sara Kelley and Ferne McHenry. SENIOR HI-Y Row 1: Clziwson. Hlntvrliter liuchheit. Mnncuso, Petcrmzm NYiddawson. Row 22 Stewart Bruno, Campbell, Bell, Smith VVilliz1tns, xvlllllfljll. Raw 3 Palmer, Phipps, jones. Newton Lewis, Sztlmochick. Row 4 Spicher. Mr. Pound. O'll:irz1 YV0lfe, Rolmrt Lydic. Longwcll llyrne. Nr. Strigltt. SENIOR TRI-HIVY Row 1: Fleming. BllfCl'll2lllgl'l Maruk, Mycre, Bowser. Row 2 Hale, Tluglws, McHenry, Lily tan, Illcllvnry. Mistrefzi. Felt slxans. Row 3: Hadrlcn. Miller Duncan. Kelley. Chookic. Ed wards. Row 4: Eclwzirfls, Bow cfs, Klclm, llill. f' if 1 an f! J - at f ,,. ' - ' .Y In ,f ftp' 4.2, A I uf..'+w..',l3, if 'Q' Q 1 -C ill? riyef i' 'li i VARSITY I Smith, Reed, Mitchell. CHEERLEADERS Row 1: Martiii. liziilcy. Segner, Hath. Guerrie. Row 2: fllcfiregor, Eclwzirds. Houston, XYinc. llcltl. Varsity I The purposes of this club were to develop sportsmanship and fair play, to boost the ath- letic department, to maintain friendly relation- ships with their opponents, and show them every possible courtesy while they are guests of Indiana High. Varsity I Nite was held on December 6 and included a basketball game between the Faculty and Varsity and also a dance which followed the game. Every mem- ber of the Varsity I earned a letter in some sport. Sponsor was H. l-l. Lutz. Cheerleaders Yea teaml Sock it to 'eml Once again the cheerleaders are helping the team by in- stilling school spirit. This is one of the main purposes of the club. They also aim to im- prove relations with other schools with which our team plays, They held pep meetings in the auditorium before football games, and participated in several assemblies. The Cap- tain of the squad was Gerald Segner. There are ten members on the regular squad. Rob- ert Litzinger was the sponsor. -62.- Row 1: Donnelly, Clark, Buggs, Uelcl. Dickey. Sgro. liupfgcy. Row 2: Vivida, Stewart. Jones. Palmer, Penny, llyers, llruim. Gezirllart. Row 3: Mitchell, Rl oorliezirl. Dir. Lutz, BlcCimiis, Tliomzis, Toth, Row 1: Ralston, Vber. Thurston, Shrensky. Henry, Mikesell. Raw 2: Moreau, McCm1nell. Pagzmo, Jeffries, Carney. Brown, Brown. llusli, Tiilrlehmntl. Row 3: Kritzer, Simmons. Fleming. Bloorlie-ntl. Hailey. Lulmolfl. Smith. Reuse. Moreau, Myers. Mzirslmll. Sclirccongost, Pierce. Glessner, Run 4: Owens. Gutliric. XYilL-y. G1'zxlT. Sciotto. Myers. Ray. llilrlulwzxwl, l'iL-rcc. Smith. Row 5: Nlr. l,itzingc1'. Sxuvycr. liutlirie. Morris, Colcmzm. llnsinger. XYolfc. l t-lcvitzt-13 Yioli. Blurrny. Junior Band For those students who are just starting out in the field of music, the Junior Band offers great opportunities. The organization attempted to learn the beginning fundamentals of orchestral work. The purpose was to provide the players of orchestral instruments an opportunity for the enjoyment of ensemble playing. lt also provided background for students who wished to join the Senior Band. The organization met for rehearsal several times a week under the direction of Robert Litzinger. 963- 0 ILM, . , -.,vv . I , ' V 5 X.2M'N' M ' WV M ' 4 U L U A! I7 f ffm 4.'i llQ-l- h'al, , 4H A.i!X1t::112. 4 U , i v nn . DJ ' 'fins' U ' aw C Q 1 in Q n 44' 'F' 'gig' W I ' 'I Us W 'U vi:- W lfiqfmgfidf isvx v W' N , 9 I N 1' F ' f Nr! j L ' ix if ff ' .VTE-llfztiliss lu !y 4 Jil Qf'QW,'-SEE . , Q X U' ' J Y43? k' - ff f Q O V 0 X x Q Vx, W ,X 107.4 v' X z 3 44 flan- v ' i ' K., , ': Athletics is always of great interest to the students and the community, The photos above show part ot the crowd that will remember the blizzard that raged during the Blairsville football game, and a dramatic moment dur- ing the basketball game here with Johnstown. W, 65 tw-1 2 Q s -, Z Q-fLe,f..4fC' f l ' IN THE FALL 1T's W F 0 0 T B L L , he lndians of IHS had an offseason as tar a football was concerned. With nine seniors gone from last year, the tear was greatly inexperienced. About sixty-five eager boys reported to nex head Coach Jay McWilliams for practice. For the most part the coache had to build up a new tearn, and for those who had some experience it wa hard because they had to become accustomed to the new system the nex coach brought with him. The year ended with seven defeats and one tie ai Row 1: NYicla, Jones, Clark, 1Xlnin'l1c:1il. Dickey. Mitchell. Stewart. Mitchell. Toth. Reed. Sgro. Buggej Gezu'l1m't. Myers. Row 2: Blotslqii. liutler. Robertson. Coussoule. Fulton. Pliipps. Donnelly. Smith. Blcilinni Sourwinc. Licb, Eiclier, C1l.l'l1IlUg'lI. Fislu-1'. Row 3: crC2ll'llZl'l't. Stahurzi, C!'1lXYfO1'fl, Pezzuti, l:t'I'l'2lIlll, llooi head, VN'liitu, Szilmochick, Carnegie, Yioli, I-limlerlitcr. Slzirltmiller, Kziin. Row 4: Mock, Brctlig Coziclics Lut: McWilliams, Zoffuto. m tu V, iz ff If i N--5 V, 1' 11 'damp Rim' 13 l'i-terson. Allison. Setloclc. Yzili-nli. i':n'li:u1gl1. Rim 21 llliggcy. lizlln. Myers. Cmlcll Xulllllu. ,lam-Q. xlfllllllllw R E S T L I Too,1-IAS ITS FANS 'fg tter a lull ot six years, wrestling re-appeared on the IHS sports calendar, Under the direction of Wrestling Coach Charles Zoffuto, about twenty boys, who knew nothing about wrestling, started from scratch and developed into a successful team. The schedule was very at'- tractive in that it provided for matches with some of the outstanding wrest- ling schools of the district. With a total of eight matches, the grunt and groan artists really showed some fight to come oft with five victories. ..67.- DURING THE WINTER MONTHS S K E T B A L L Row 1: llivkuy. Lfxmiplwll. Spiclu-T. Slvwzxtt. llc-lvl. Stnplclmm. 'Row 2: Guru-lx McXYilli:uns, l':ilmc-1'. ll. Nlitclicll. I. Nlitt-lu-ll. Nl4wi'lu-zul. Nagy fs ff ndiana tared a bit better in basketball than in football. Although the basketball team was also under the same new super- vision, that of Coach Jay McWilliams, the cagers ended their season with a much better record than the gridders. With but one ot last year's starting line-up back, Mr. McWilliams started to weed, out ot about titty hopefuls, his starting line-up and reserves. The basketball squad took to this new W basketball system very readily. They ended the year with eleven victories. ,-68, KEEPS TWO SQUADS BUSY. l Rim 1: lh-llzii-Iziiiii. Tl1i'lu5'. lliiggs. lfulliiii. l'i':ix't'iici'. Lllzmsiivi. Muck. i Rim 2: fuiirll Slriclulzllv. Stili-N. Allison. Riiln-i'tsiiii. VYiililinx'siii1. lfziitli. Alt-lit-In-v. M . V he Junior Varsity had a very good season this year, winning thirteen games and losing six. They finished in second place in the Jay Vee Tri-County League with seven victories and three defeats. The chief factor in many of their victories was the power to come back strongly after trailing during the first halt. The Jay Vees piled up a total ot 467 points as compared to the opponents' 369 points. They were paced by Fulton and Clawson who also were held over for the County Tournament. -691 AND IN THE SPRING 1T's TRACK and FIELD l Row 1: Hvcrs, liiclxer. Shu-elle. Twceil. Davis. Reecl, Nl1J0!'l1E'2lll, Row 2: llzirrisou. Myers. listvrulik, Xlitclicll. Coach ,lost-ph, Mitclu-ll. .l':1'llll0. Fziirmzm. Brinckurlxolf. 5. lk' X W Qn Wednesday, March 27, forty-five hopefuls r HQ V g,?,,,,v came forth to answer the call for track. Coach Lambert Joseph put the boys Q r 'ffl if ls, a hh 54 M, 1 through the necessary exercises in preparation for the Punxy meet. This r.s' year's team did not look too promising with only five lettermen, but many is s A outstanding candidates proved to be of valuable assistance. During the season the track squad defeated Punxsutawney 7l-38, placed third in the Junior Pitt meet, and was nosed out at the County meet by Homer City. 4704 Top: The Key Club in one ot their noon rneetingsg Red Cross taking the Christmas baskets out to deliver to poor tarniliesj The drum majors and majorettes. Middle: Cirls ot the eleventh year clothing classes displaying layettes made for Junior Red Cross for foreign distributiong Spectators at one of the dances ljust restinglg The rifle club at practice. Bottom: Tripping the light fantastic at one ot the dancesg A View ot the Home Economics Club Mother and Daughter Banquetg Eating apples at the l-lallowe'en Party. We learn out of the classroom, too. C fl W. scH LIP Cx :QQ 4' K, 1 O O 1 Q X 53? la Q V' Q' W- WW f ds, Q Q if 6 0 fi f Wy . O 0r' wif. ' ' 5 'Q Y wily! 'QIQA ,qi 'Q oibix ! ww-. 'viii 'O' D X ' 'Q' X :lv ' val ,5 vi N If f fx , , 'wav Ffa 0 gb '54 H .9 vs Q. 1 4 . X V54 1 f f . bt, 3 - ,V x ' 'A 2? f 0 1 'f A ' - , ,. x X 4. '95 Q A ' '- '4 'J 'ie I I ng... ,I Q Q . ll v Af ' ,O 4 A ' ff fo 'Ax ' . ,vf V s ' lg 'ffm v pup' '4 . A KA A ' U v .' I xv. Wx X . P ' My ,X Stage and art crews are shown creating a stage set tor the junior high school Christmas operetta, A Christmas Carol. The lower photo pictures Boy Scouts and various other pupil groups getting ready on the athletic tield tor the Community Chest parade ,W 73 ,. f P-mm!! ,M-...aux AS THE CAMERA CLICKS Top: Junior Red Cross in Community Chest pa- rade, art classes making stage set for junior high operetta, bicycle riders leaving for lunch. Row 2: Scene from A Christmas Carol, a glimpse of cheer- ing practice, noon dismissal Csee the snow?l. Row 3: l-larkleroad making campaign speech for student body president the got itl, Christmas time in lO5, some of the Christmas decorations out front. Bottom: Art pupils making a stained glass window for a play, band boys getting into uniform, Red Cross Club pack- ing Christmas boxes for children of our foreign pos- sessions. Here is a look-in at a chemistry class. Many seniors will long remember not only the pleasure they received from seeing the world of science unfold be- fore them as they performed the ritual of experiments, but also the laboratory smells. ls the lad holding his nose because of them? Junior Dramatic Club has a les- son in make-up. Recognize Barbara Sutton? or Urban Turner in his Jeeter Lester get-up? ..75.. Busy Fingers and Active M i I1 cl s Work Seven Per- iods Every Day All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy, but all play makes one lazy, so every day, from Monday through Friday, beginning at 8:00 A. M., and ending at 3:45 P. M., the class periods in the Indiana High School are varied, containing a portion of each. With minds alert and eager, the students come to school each day not only to learn to work and prepare themselves for life, but also to learn how to get along with people. During the seven periods each day, they ...75.. rw wwmmum meet new acquaintances and participate in many different activities. On these pages we find snapshots portraying typical class activi- ties of the student. The amount of interest shown in these pictures shows that a high school education is not just a waste of time as some people believe. Upper left: Mr. McWilliams and boys grading potatoes in Agriculture Classg Mr. Johnson demonstrating in the class in blue- print reading. Lower left: Problems of Democracy Class reading The American Observer g An elev- enth year English Class writing those inevita- ble themesg C-irls getting ready for work in cooking class. Upper right: Mr. Stright's Consumers Mathematics Class getting a lesson on check writingg Mr, Nix checks an experiment in a junior high school science class. Lower righti They seem to be at work in the library first periodg A glimpse of sketching in an art classg Every seat is filled in type- writing. if ' ' e774 LIFE IN INDIANA IS A EMOCRATIC LIFE No camera can catch the many and shift- ing aspects ot the ever-changing panorama of school lite. The almost l4OO students here , K , ..,j,,.,+,Ji.1gg4 fw..1,-..5s...-f,.- V... . i have thousands of individual experiences daily, ranging from intense cerebration to ef- tervescent glee. We-are proud to say that most at us take full advantage of the oppor- tunities to learn, but there is much more than class work in a school like ours. These pages show but several phases of lite here. Opposite page, top down: The band at a football game, a glimpse ot the crowd at bask- etball, Major McLain gives the Armistice Day address, Home Economics Club semester atti- cers, Miss Moorhead's ninth year social sci- ence class presents a pageant on the growth of democracy, kiddies at the animal show in the auditorium. Circle: Miss McCunn directs a junior choral group, cheerleaders in action at football. This page, top down: Home Ec Club in session, Mr. Nix squires Miss Breining at a dance in the gym, at basketball, journalism class at Webster Hall in Pittsburgh lPress Con- ventionl, Dr. Rink checks up, a clarinet sec- tion in one ofthe bands. Circle: Mr. Wise ot our engravers gives a few pointers, Mr. John- son's class in blueprint reading. BROWN BOOT SHOP Shoes and Hosiery What are your banlcing plans lor the future? A satisfactory banking connection is ot importance in your business or personal affairs. We invite you to carry your account at this bank, believing that you will appreciate the personal character of our service. Our officers are always ready to give their time in assisting any depositor in his special problems. The Savings 8: Trust Company OF INDIANA, PENNA. RESOURCES OVER SIX MILLION DOLLARS MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION I TRADITIONAL GRADUATION GIFT A WATCH x From 3 . I :I 3 lg wlnnowson s .155 7 115 Watches - Diamonds - Jewelry E J Left: 'IS Jewel Elgin- Right-'IS Jewel Elgin- Either Yellow or New Either Yellow or New Rose Gold Filled Case, Rose Gold Color Case, .IQQQQEQQQQQEQE 529.75 524.25 xsI:Z:Z:?:Z:Z:Z-:ix 7 -80... ASH SHQE THE MAYFAIR 730 Philadelphia Street 705 Philadelphia Street '--- I The Home ol Goods Shoes BETTY RQSE -l AND DRY MANHATTAN X-RAY FITTED COATS MCCRCRY 5c 8a 1Oc STORE Prompt and Courteous Service Always Sold - Rented - Repaired Ioa lt, H elllz oota 'r5EE55f55ififE ffff 5515? A1'f'f :':'r ' g,ff5:Erf'Q omce suPPLY AND EQUIPMENT in lnduana Clluce Supply 4,,,:,,::: ,,,,:,, 1, ,,., 548 Philadelphia Street Phone 'l'l32-J -1 - V'--1'4--'4 ' T ,gg GEORGE D, LEYDIC WALTER E, KISSINCER fnhiana Efllnrzll Cllnmpang, Ilnr. M b f H ' H E'rbI'I'icII9II F' T. STAQQOQMON Say It With Flowers S O 'S 9 W G th FI 630 Philadelphia ST Y FI ' t f W S II Th yY INDIANA PENNA The Home of Clearfield Maid Products CLEARFIELD SUPPLY CO. Rossiter Clymer Dixonville Grassflot Commodore INDIANA DAIRY CO. Tl'IC Home of il, Geamglop Q . , i IN MODERN -, J GOLDEN GUERNSEY 5 Bfomns f QM4S5UP2dcneAu 6 .gain You wmv ir... M I L K i fm Y A 52 V Ph 395 Indian Pa 82 Baicers of Fine Pastries Congratulations to time We Cater to Weddings Class of Parties and Banquets I ...i 4 ' OVEN-FRESH 1i'iOfT1QB3R2d'Fi.lVOR if . Q, f 1 . 3 ehvi I 0 J - 155: 539.9 5 0 'P 'ue som 'n-sz,,iuounA,vuuouff9f+' TROUTMAN'S Une of Pennsylvanids Finest Stores 831 Creetings to the Class of 1941 WILFRED E. HELWIG Fire -- Automobile - Health and Accident 303 Savings 84 Trust Company Building Phone I4 Indiana, Pa. MCCREARY TIRES 26 Years of Experience in Building Quality Tires 1915-1941 but costs no more than ordinary tires See a McCreary Dealer Budget Plan It Desired Mccreary Tire and Rubber Co. INDIANA, PEN NA. Coney Island Lunch . Homemade Pies-Good Coffee We Serve Lunches at AII Hours We Prepare Sandwiches to Take Out 802 PHILADELPHIA STREET INDIANA, PA Custom Built-More Rubber-Fully Guaranteed- BARCLAY Hardware 520 Philadelphia Street The DOUGLASS STUDIC Portrait and Commercial Indiana Pa Pl 0l'09 aPl Y 0 FI f L gm' g u d E I Iy Phone 1522 38 S th S th St t I d P Phone 1588 M O LLY ANN DRESS SHOP If lt's Smart We Have It I 718 Phl d Iph St t Id P INDIANA EVENING GAZETTE Phones 500 501 843 Philadelphia Street INDIANA PA HENRY HALL ....... Incorporated Books, Stationery, Printing Office and School Supplies Cards for All Occasions First National Bank IN INDIANA Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation LUMBER, MILLWORK, BUILDERS' SUPPLIES I-IART B. DAUGI-IERTY Indiana, Pa. PHONE THE LUMBER NUMBER 30 GATTIXS DRUG STORE CUT RATE DRUGS Soda Fountain Phone 9448 Prescriptions I :Eif- sw' S0 WELCOME.. 5 . If I i X . -.4.- :r:fEi335:F:A' ---, -' I . -- P' - SIX - BOTTLE CARTONg -W if E5 at X 4 .i 'Q - S .ooooo ff A 2 ..-153: F5 15 lf' '55 ' .. . 'fi - ...,. .::I f2fEQEEQ2p, i .Lf 'ff' Lif 1. ' 5 A . 'Q' -55. fffizif' - Yi 'ii -..' figs :s: i ,fx J' ggagsizgsgsia, . -E 4: ,Ig , ,Qza,'fgs51 1fE3. 'EQE5E5 ' 'Z.s.1:,.:15s5S f ' a 1 - 9 5I'I,I :':?:3:?:3:i:f:7: ,k5:5. ' ,-:1:3-'. 'FEP izicigiizlzfz-L .i:':-:-:-..,.f:1:::,?3:5- Ip. I-'i'1:'.:-':?:'5 ll ' - - .-ES '-:g:-:-:fy ,., 'A'A f -'- I A . ,i,, A- iA : V '..,, , f ' : ooii AEQ- E' :,,:,:j: : ---, ,,,,- 5 gg- H 'ggjwggl A 'jgg V 1-1:1-2 ,::: '2:':':I if 22,-.1212 'I -1:1-22 ,::: .I:I,2: 3'::i:f., - 2- '---' - ---- 9, 'l E: Q ,A iii The whole family welcomes the pure refreshment of 1ce-cold I' -V Coca-Cola.. .and a six-bottle carton is the easy way to take -fsfi -2 home this pure, wholesome drink. Buy a carton at your favorite dealer's today. COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY of INDIANA Delicious an d Refreshing indiana Lumber 8: Supply Co. SPECIAL MILL WORK Everything for the Builder Oak and Tenth Street-Indiana, Pennsylvania L 87... J O I 1 I INDIANA B R 0 S - PENNSYLVANIA ,Since 1911 30 Years of Continuous Furniture Service Since 1911 .,.4--ifi5f 'l l For Every , Mx Important GQ? Occasion II' -leWel Y 5 I Q 4 L 1 A LADY'HAMII.TONQA-41 .jf and F diamonds. . 580.00 ff! d9:Q'3m , ?,-'gy fight Shop ouNKmK-19 iewer, Sl25.00 2 Phone 335 11 South Seventh Street HESS BROS. RESTAURANT Bus Information 24-HOUR SERVICE The Greatest Prize Winning Butter in America . . . lla OU? SWEET CREAM Lgdfagy 121-.'m..3..lI , , , ...mm V.. , ,I ,,11 '.,t.,..,.,1... 1 ll ' 1 mt... .Qi . 61' y,.m..,.m. BUTTER BUTTER One Taste Will Convince You, Too, That It ls a Real Prize Winner. Sold Only By AMERICAN STORES .-33, I C fl U U f H I U YC 0 - 11: 2 g3g5f,15,i,.' . . egea2zs::r V! it ill' '1:-1: A1-- ziri 15 r1:1:1:1:f:1 '1 -k' C ornplete Home Furnishers D, t, t, H. 574 Philadelphia Street IS II1C IVE OMG F u r n i s h i n g s FOR IMMEDIATE AIR-CONDITIONED AMBULANCE SERVICE ANYWHERE DAY OR NIGHT S. C. Streams Funeral Home 661 Church Street, Indiana, Pehho. Stapletonfs Restaurant Home Cooked Food Fountain Service WE SPECIALIZE IN STEAKS Phone 1423 P. R. R. Station ..39,- STUDEBAKER Cars and Trucks Certified Used Cars I Indiana Sales and Service 1080 Philadelphia Street I d Pa Have lt Master Cleaned- lt Costs No More THE MASTER CLEANERS AND DYERS ROSS and DEGAETANO Ph e 90 364 Philadelphia Street I d P Congratulations to the Class of 1941 We Wish You the Greatest of Success in Life and We Hope That You Will Always Wear Anderson Shoes Prices from 51.98 to S10.00 NBDEREHON Opposite Court House Indiana DAIRY-DELL 653 Philadelphia Street College Dairy Dell ICE CREAM DAIRY PRODUCTS HOME COOKED FOOD ,90- Jones Furniture Co 1015-1023 Philadelphia Street Soy It With Flowers Willis 8a Henderson Floral Company V, 77 Phone 61-J Good Furniture ot Lower Prices 6 We Teleg oph Flo es A y h e +4 THE OUT OF THE WAY- LESS TO PAY-STORE wayne Ave e INDIANA PA G Q E E T I N G S to M A H O N I N G INDIANA HICH SCHOOL ' STUDENTS SUPPLY CO. Serving I I d st al Co tes In ARMSTRONG - CLEARFIELD The BUCHMAN CO JEFFERSON AND INDIANA COUNTIES 'LIAHN 4 JMINX- 0 i RAGAIN AVING CU Compliments of Record-Ziegler Printing Company 137 WEST CUNNINGI-IAM ST. BUTLER, PA.