Jeannette High School - Jayhawk Yearbook (Jeannette, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1939 volume:

COPYRIGHTED 1939 by Editor-in-Chief BETTY RUETTGER Business Manager GEORGE EVANS THE RED AND BLUE « THE PREMIER BY THE SENIOR CLASS 1939 JEANNETTE HIGH SCHOOL • JEANNETTE , PA. 9j HE Red and Blue staff presents in this yearbook a pictorial review of the past year’s school life. We have endeavored to capture, through the medium of the camera's eye, the spirit and enthusiasm of our fellow students and in this way to make this yearbook a treasury of memories for all who have attended our school. It is hoped that this book will constantly refresh the memories of our class mates and may ever be a source of joyous recollection to all. THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF JEANNETTE SECOND ROW: Mr. Seiler, Mr. Gilchrist, Mr. Floyd. Mr. Stouph FIRST ROW: Mr. Kneyp, Vice President; Mr. Gaskell, President of the Board, Mr. Adamson, Treasurer. ATHLETIC FIELD DEDICATORS Mr. Gaskell Dr. Snowden Mr. Adamson EIGHT Dr. F. B. Snowden Superintendent of Public Schools. Jeannette. Penna. Lafayette College Ph. B. University of Pittsburgh M. A.-Ed. D. □ □ □ My sincere congratulations are tendered the officers and members of the Senior Class. This, another splendid yearbook, sees one more fine group of Jeannette High School students completing high school as a foundation for higher learning or in preparation for immediate responsibility in life. This first year of my administration of the Jeannette city schools has been made very pleasant by the fine spirit of friendship and cooperation of the seniors and underclassmen. May we continue to build for Jeannette High School so that its graduates will find themselves worthy of a responsible place in our community and nation. The chief business of our school is to mold the boys and girls of today so that they will be the strong virtuous men and women of tomorrow. It is not entirely the particular subjects taught in school that count in after life, but it is the mental culture and moral stamina with which pupils commence the battle of life. This world wants boys and girls who conscientiously strive to embody within their own characters the best of all the attributes that the ages have taught us. I his yearbook stands as evidence of your high school activities in just such a preparation. FACULTY J. M. MACLAY, JR Principal A. B. Syracuse University M. Ed. Penn State University I e Lyon. France MISS HARSHEY Social Studies A. B. University of Pittsbuuf) A. B Cxju MISS BUCKLEY Social Studies fniversity of Pittsburgh MR. MYERS Social Studies A. B. Muskingum College M. A. University of Pittsburgh Penn State College MR. BOBER Science B. S. University of Pittsburgh Seton Hill College M. Ed. Penn State College r ) o MR. LEINBACH Vice Principal Social Studies A. B. Franklin Marshall College M. A. University of Pittsburgh Columbia University Penn State College MR. STROUD (tiiidance Counselor Social Studies A. B. Penn State College M. A. University of Pittsburgh MR. BASOM Social Studies B. Albright College A. University of Pittsburgh MR. McLEAN Science A. B. Westminster College M. Ed. University of Pittsburgh MR. ALBRIGHT Science B. fe. Ohio State University M. A. University of Pittsburgh MR. D’AMATO Science A. B. University of W. Va. University of Pittsburgh MISS VATER Art Seton Hill College Chicago Art Institute Mercy hurst College A. B. University of Pittsburgh TEN MISS DICKROEGER English A. B. Univerwity of Pittsburgh MISS HUTCHINSON English A. B.-M. A. Univ. of Pittsburgh University of Chicago MISS BOZZAN English B. S. Wilson College University of Pittsburgh MISS GARMAN, Librarian Southern College Temple University University of P|tt FACULTY IR. MANIFOLD English B. Gettysburg M. A. Univ. of Pittsburgh MISS LANDGRAFF English A. B. University of Wisconsin Northwestern University M. A. Univ. of Pittsburgh MR. PATTERSON English A. B. University of Pittsburgh University of Pennsylvania MISS GRENO Latin A. B. Seton Hill St. Joseph t MISS BARLEY Latin A. B. Hood College MISS BAUGHMA.N Spanish A. B. Goucher College University of Pittsburgh National University of Mexico ELEVEN FACULTY MISS SCHALL Commercial B. C. S. Howling Green College A. B. University of ittsburgh MISS BROWN Commercial S. Susquehanna University MR. AMANN Commercial B. S. University of Piti MR. BOETTNER Mathematics A. B. University of Pittsburgh M. Ed. University of Pittsburgh Carnegie Tech MISS CIOTTI Commercial Beckley College S. Duquesne University University of Pittsburgh MR. KENNEDY Commercial B. S.. LI. B. Duquesne University Duke University MR. MATTHEWS Commercial B. E. Duquesne University MISS LOBODY Mathematics A. B. Wilson College University of Pittsburgh MISS DOUBLE Civics—Mathematics A. B. University of Pittsburgh MISS DUNCAN Home Economics B. S. Indiana St. Teachers College Margaret Morrison Columbia University MISS POWELL Physical Education Household Science Slippery Rock B. S. University of Pittsburgh mr. McLaughlin General Science-Physical Education B. S. Springfield College M. Ed. University of Pittsburgh TWELVE FACULTY MR. BARNES Civic and Conch A. B. Univer ity of Pittsburgh M. K l. University of Pittsburgh Broaddus College MR. BLACK Industrial Arts Waynesburg College Cornell University of Pittsburgh MISS GAGLIARDI Director of Music B. S. Temple University Sternberg School of Music University of Pittsburgh Carnegie Tech MISS POOLE Board Secretary MISS EBERLEY R. N. School Nurse MR. RIGNEY Science and Assistant Coach B. S. Washington and Jefferson MR. CRAWFORD Industrial Arts B. S. Carnegie Tech Penn State MISS EGAN High School Secretary MISS MATTHEWS Stenographer MR. HART Truant Officer □ □ □ □; THIRTEEN BACK ROW: Abraham Glasser. Club Editor Richard Ross, Athletic Editor Lester Haines. Assistant Business Manager Anthony Tabone, Associate Editor George Evans, Business Manager BOTTOM ROW: Mildred Butler. Athletic Editor Kathleen Guy. Treasurer Doris Clayton. Typist Pauline Houser, Typist Betty Ruettger. Editor-in-Chief Suzanne Laurie, Associate Editor Gloria Forma to. Artist Helen Gresko, Senior Section Editor Margaret Uhring, Senior Section Editor Mary Evelyn Black, Club Editor—Absentee □ □□□□□□ FOURTEEN I william McConnell Clans Vice President 3-4 General Student Council 1 Track 1 -2-8-4 Football 1-2-3-4 Le Cercle Francais 3 Alpha Hi-Y 4 RUTH McQUAY Class Secretary 4 General Sci-Hi 1 Progressive Science 2. Pres. Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 3-4. Pros. 4 DANIEL MASH Class President 4 General Student Council 1-2-3-4, V. Pres. Paper Staff 2-3-4. Editor-in-Chief 4 Le Cercle Francais 3 Alpha Hi-Y 3-4, Pres. 4 DONALD ROBERT Class Treasurer 4 Academic Student Council 1 Grex Club 2-3-4 Interclass Basketball 2 Beta Hi-Y 3-4 Interclass Volleyball 4 mic JULIA ACRIE Vocational Interclass Basketball 1-2-3 Interclass Volleyball 2-3 HELEN ARMOND General El Circulo Espanol 4 JOSEPH BALSAMO. Jr General Interclass Boxing 3 Fencing Club 3 El Circulo Espanol 4 Automobile Club 4 DOLORES BELL Commercial Interclass Basketball I Beta Tri-Hi-Y 3-4 HELEN BERLIN Vocational Student Council 2 Home Economics Club 3 Beta Tri-Hi-Y 3-4 LOIS BIGELOW General Chorus 1-2-3-4 Classical Club 1 Reading Club 1 Typing Club 3 EIGHTEEN GORDON ANTHONY General Automobile Club 4 BERNICE AUNZINO General Band 1-2-3-4 Orchestra 2-3 I e Cercle Francais 3 Interclass Basketball 3 Girls' Sports Club 3-4 EMOGENE BAUGHMAN General Harrold Jr. High 1-2 Orchestra 1-2 Chorus 1-2-3-4 Band 1-2-3-4 Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 3-4 El Circulo Espanol 1 MARGARET BENDER Commercial Interclass Basketball 1-2 Student Council 2 Beta Tri-Hi-Y 3-4, Treas. 4 GLADYS BERTOLINO Commercial Harrold Jr. High 1-2 Greensburg High 3 Mixed Chorus 1-2 Commercial Club 3 Typing Club 4 LOUIS BIN AKONSKY General Jr. Varsity Football 1 Jr. Varsity Basketball 2 Vanity Football 2-3-4 Varsity Track 2-3-4 Varsity Basketball 3 Ei Circulo Espanol 4 DONALD BIRD General HELEN BISS Vocational Chorus 1-2-3-4 All Western Chorus 2-3 All State Chorus 2-3-4 Alpha Hi-Y 2-3-4. V. Pres. 3-4 Le Cercle Francais 3 JEAN BLACK General Classical Club 2-4 Girls' Sports Club 3 Beta Tri-Hi-Y 3-4 MARY EVELYN BLACK Vocational Harrold Jr. High 2 Knitting Club 2 Student Council 2-3 Home Economics Club 3 Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 3-4 Yearbook Staff GLADYS BLANK General Sci-Hi 1 Progressive Science 2 Reading Club 3-4, V. Pres. 4 JOHN BOBER Academic Chorus 1-4 Keystone Boys' Camp Rep. 2-3 Alpha Hi-Y 2-3-4 la; Cercle Francais 3. V. Pres. 3 Senior Play JOSEPH BOLLINGER Vocational ELSIE BRINKER Vocational Home Economics Club 3 GERALD BROWN General Jr. Varsity Football I Varsity Football I Track 4 Progressive Science 2 Home Economics Club 3 JUNE BLACK General Class Treasurer 1 Student Council 3 Beta Tri-Hi-Y 3-4 ANNA BLANK General Reading Club 2 Progressive Science 2 Priestley Science 3-4 JEANNETTE BLAZE General Student Council 1 Sci-Hi 1 Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 2-3-1 Home Economics Club 3 Chorus 4 El Circulo Espanol 4 Reading Club 4, Treas. 4 Typing Club 4 V CHARLES BRAIS Vocational WILLIAM BROKER Vocational Penn Jr. High 1-2 Basketball 2 ANNA MAE BURKE Vocational Sci-Hi 1 Student Council 1 Progressive Science 2 Home Economics Club 3 Grex Club 3-4 NINETEEN MILDRED BUTLER Commercial Sci-Hi 1 Beta Tri-Hi-Y 3-4 Interclass Basketball I Yearbook Staff BETTY CARROLL Vocational Sci-Hi 1 Progressive Science 2 Home Economics Club 3 Interclass Basketball 3-4 BERNARD CHAPMAN Vocational Jr. Varsity Football 1 Interclass Basketball 2 Varsity Football 4 FANNIE CHUPA Commercial Reading Club 3 Good Manners Club 3 SAMUEL CIMA General Priestley Science 3-4, Treas. 4 Interclass Basketball 4 Student Council 4 MARY CLARKSON Vocational FRANCES CLEM General Harrold Jr., High 2 Interclass Basketball 1 Sci-Hi 1 Commercial Club 2 Dramatic Club 2 Typing Club 3 URBAN COLE Vocational Sci-Hi 1 Interclass Volleyball 2 Progressive Science 2 Jr. Varsity Basketball 2 Varsity Football 3 Varsity Basketball 2-3-4 TWENTY MARGARET CARNEY General Grex Club 2-3 Priestley Science 4. Sec’y 4 Chorus 4 JAMES CAVALIER General Class Vice President 1 Jr. Varsity Football 1 Varsity Football 2-3-4 Track 2-3-4 El Circulo Espanol 4 ANTHONY CHRISTOFANO Vocational Jr. Varsity Football I Arts and Crafts Club 3 ANGELA CILLI General Chorus 1-2-3-4 Typing Club 3-4 Girls’ Chorus 3 Reading Club 4 HETTY CLEMENS General Harrold Jr. High 1-2 Sci-Hi 1 Interclass Basketball 1 Commercial Club 2 Knitting Club 2 Typing Club 3-4 PHILOMENA COMUNAI. General Reading Club 4 JV JOHN CIOTTI — Vocational DORIS CLAYTON Commercial Interclass Volleyball 2 Typing Club 3-4 Year Book Staff VINCENT COMUNAL General JAMES COOK Vocational t JAMES COPENHAVER Vocational Sci-Hi 1 Jr. Varsity Football 2 IntercliiHH Basketball 2 Golf Team 2 Pai er Staff 4 ALLAN COX General Wrestling 1-2 Athletic Club Track 3-4 2-3 MARY CRISMAN General Progressive Science 2 Good Manners Club 3 Commercial Club 3 Home Economics Club 4 BETTY CROUSHORK Commercial Chorus 1-2-3 Beta Tri-Hi-Y 3-4 JEAN CROUSHORE Vocational Chorus 1 Reading Club 1-2 Beta Tri-Hi-Y 2 Good Manners 3 History Guild 4. Pres. 4 ANTONETTE DANTON Vocational Progressive Science 2. Treas. 2 Home Economics Club 3 El Circulo Espanol 4 PAUL DANTON General Progressive Science 2 Student Council 2-3-4 Lo Cercle Francais 3. Treas. 3 Cheerleader 3-4 Alpha Hi-Y 3-4 ADOLPH COSCO General Chief Printer 4 01 East EUGENE CRINER Vocational East Technical High School. Cleveland. Ohio 1-2 Glee Club 2 Fencing 3 Grex Club 3-4 Basketball Manager 4 JACK CROSS General Jr. High 1-2 Chorus 1-2 Orchestra 1-2 Reading Club 2 Band 3-4 Beta Hi-Y 3-4 GORDON CROUSHORK Academic Westinghouse High 1-2 Patrol Squad 1-2 Swimming Team 1-2 Rifle Club 1-2 Better S|� eech Club 2 Automobile Club 4 LOUIS CROUSHORE Vocational Chorus 1 Interclass Basketball 1 Interclass Volleyball 2-3 Arts and Crafts Club 2-3 Typing Club 3 MARK DANTON Vocational Jr. Varsity Basketball I Track 1-2 Jr. Varsity Football 2 El Circulo Espanol 4 Automobile Club 4 HAROLD DAVIS Vocational Wrestling Team I Interclass Basketball 2 Automobile Club 4 TWENTY-ONE ROBERT DAVIS Academic ChoruN 1-2-3-4 Varsity Track 1-2-3-4 Grex Club 2-3-4. Treas. 3. Pres. 4 All Western Chorus 3 Varsity Basketball 3-4 Senior Play BERNICE DEIBLRK General Typing Club 3 El Circulo Espanol 4 MARGARET DIFONSO Vocational Interclass Basketball 2 Girls' Sports Club 2-3-4 CATHERINE DORNIN Vocational Harrold Jr. High 1-2 Girls' Chorus 1 Girls’ S|K rts Club 2 DONALD DUNCAN Academic Chorus 1-2-3-4 Classical Club 2 Le Cercle Franca is 3 Student Council 3 Alpha Hi-Y 3-4 WILLIAM EBNER Vocational Jr. S| ortsmen's Club 1-4 DOROTHY ENTINGEK Vocational Sci-Hi 1 Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 2-3-4. Sec'y 2. V. Pres. 3, Tress. 4 JOSEPH EPLEY General Harrold Jr. High 1-2 Airplane Club 1 Student Council 1-2, V. Pres. 1-2 ABC Club 1-2 Varsity Mushball 2 TWENTY-TWO WARREN DAVIS Vocational Wrestling Team I Chorus 1-2-3 Boys’ Athletic Club 2-3-4 Jr. S| ortsmen's Club 3-4 Interclass Wrestling 3 CK DETRUP Vocational ve Science 1 1 2-3 tling 2 MARY D'ORAZIO General Typing Club 3-4 Reading Club 4 MICHAEL DOROHOVICH Vocational Jr. Varsity Football 1-2 Varsity Football 3-4 Golf 3-4 MICHAEL DZENDZEL Vocational Manor Jr. High 1-2 Nature Study Club 1-2 Mathematics Club 3 EORGE ELIAS Vocational Football 2 Club 4 RICHARD ENTINGER General Athletic Club 1-2 Automobile Club 4. V. Pres. 4 MARY ANN EVANGELIST Commercial Reading Club 1-2 Typing Club 3-4 f EDITH EVANS General Reading Club 1-2-3 GEORGE EVANS. Jr. Academic Class President 2-3 Paper Staff 2-3-4 Beta Hi-Y 2-3-4. Sec'y 2. Pres. 3-4 Band 2-3 Drum Major 4 Yearbook Staff MARY FANELL General Home Economics Club 3 GRAYCE FELENTZER General Interclass Volleyball 1 Progressive Science 2 Interclass Basketball 1-2-3 El Circulo Espanol 4 MARY AGNES FISHELL Vocational Progressive Science 2 Reading Club 4 Home Economics Club 4. V. Pres. 4 Senior Play BETTE FRANCE General Classical Club 1 Reading Club 1-2-3-4. V. Pres. 2. Pres. 4 Beta Tri-Hi-Y 2-3-4 Chorus 3-4 MARGARET GALLAGHER General Beta Tri-Hi-Y 2-3-4 EVELYN GENTILO Vocational Sci-Hi 1 Reading Club 1-2 Home Economics Club 3 Interclass Basketball 1-2 Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 3-4 Interclass Volleyball 1-2 ELMER EVANS General Penn Jr. High 1-2 Chorus 1 Basketball 3-4 Jr. Varsity Football 2 Varsity Football 3-4 WILLIAM FALLAS Vocational LEONARD FARABAUGH General Progressive Science 2 Bowling League 3-4 El Circulo Espanol 4 VIVIAN FICHTNER Commercial Typing Club 3-4. Sec’y-Treas. 4 GLORIA FORMATO Vocational Home Economics Club 3, Pres. 3 Drum Major 3-4 Fencing 3 Yearbook Staff ROBERT FRY Vocational Bowling League 3-4 Jr. S|K)rtsmen’s Club 3-4 JOHN GAZZE JACK GIBSON General Beta Hi-Y 2-3-4 Grex Club 2-3 Interclass Volleyball 2 TWENTY-THREE JACK GIESMANN Vocational Ha mold Jr. High 1-2 Cheerleader 1-2 Washington Tour Club 1 Student Council 1-2 Automobile Club 4 Interclass Volleyball I Interclass Volleyball Reading Club 1 Beta Hi-Y 3-4 Grex Club 3-4 Interelass Basketball Yearbook Staff ABRAHAM GLASSED General 1-3-4 HOWARD GONGAWARE Vocational Interelass Volleyball 1-2 Athletic Club 1-2 Fencing 2 El Circulo Espanol 3 Jr. Sportsmen's Club 4 VALERIA GRABOSKY General Sci-Hi 1 Good Manners Club 3 ROBERT GREENE General Interelass Basketball 1-2 Interelass Boxing 2 HELEN GRESKO Vocational Reading Club 2 Home Economics Club 3 Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 4 Rembrandt Club 4 Yearbook Staff HARRY GROSS Vocational STANLEY GURNHK Vocational Interelass Basketball 2 Bowling Ijeague 3 Bowling Champs 4 Automobile Club 4 DOROTHY GILL General Sci-Hi 1 Grex Club 2 Interelass Basketball 2-3 Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 3-4 El Circulo Espanol 4 CATHERINE GONGAWARE General Typing Club 3-4 BETTY GRABER General Mixed Chorus 1-2 Philatelic Club 2 Le Cercle Francais 3 Band 3-4 Beta Tri-Hi-Y 4 HILDA MAE GRAHAM Commercial Typing Club 3-4 Commercial Club 3-4. Treas. 4 GEORGE GREGLRIC Vocational GENEVIEVE GROSS Vocational Reading Club 3 Home Economics Club 3 El Circulo Espanol 4 JOHN GURCZENSKI General Jr. Varsity Football 1 Varsity Football 2-4 Jr. Sportsmen’s Club 3 El Circulo Espanol 4 KATHLEEN GUY Commercial Student Council 2-4 Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4 Beta Tri-Hi-Y 2-3-4. Pres. 4 El Circulo Espanol 4 Fencing 3 Yearbook Staff TWENTY-FOUR LESTER HAINES Academic Classical Club 2 lx Cercle Franca is 3 Automobile Club 4 Yearbook Staff Valedictorian ELEANOR HAMILTON Academic Chorus 1-2-3-4 Philatelic Club 2 Beta Tri-Hi-Y 2-3-4 MICHAEL HARASEVAT General RAYMOND HARTUNG Vocational Jr. Varsity Football 1-2 BETTY HEFFELFINGER General Harrold Jr. High 1-2 Rending Club 4 DOROTHY HENRY Commercial Girls’ Bowling League 2 Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4 Orchestra 1-2-3-4 Girls’ Chorus 1-2-3 Beta Tri-Hi-Y 2-3-4. Sec’y S Student Council 3-4. Sec'y 4 CHARLES HINES Vocational Jr. Sportsmen’s Club 3-4 Automobile Chib 4 RAYMOND HOFFMAN Vocational Jr. Varsity Basketball 1 Jr. Varsity Football 2 Varsity Football 3-4 Honorary Co-Captain MARY EMMA HAINES Vocational Interclass Basketball 1-2-4 Home Economics Club 3, V. Pres. 3 Cheerleader 4 Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 4 ROBERT HAND General Sci-Hi 1 Athletic Club 3-4. Sec’y-Treas. 4 Interclass Volleyball 4 KATHERINE HARTMAN General Sci-Hi 1 Interclnss Volleyball 2 Interclass Basketball 2-3-4 Girls’ Sports Club 2-3-4 Beta Tri-Hi-Y 4 GEORGE IIEASLEY Vocational Jr. S|� ortsmen’s Club 2-3. Pres. 3 DORIS HENDERSON Vocational Nature Study Club 1 Progressive Science 2 Home Economics Club 3 DOROTHY HERRHOLZ General Penn Jr. High 1-2 Chorus 1-2 Reading Club 1 Orchestra 2 Debating Club 2 lx Cercle Francais 3 HAROLD HIZER Vocational Jr. Varsity Football 1 Boys’ Chorus 1 Beta Hi-Y 3-4 MATTHEW HOHN General Harrold Jr. High 1-2 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Track 1-2-3-4 Varsity Football 3-4 Alpha Hi-Y 3-4 All County End TWENTY-FIVE HAKItY HOLBY Vocational Jr. Sportsmen's Club 1 FLORENCE HUGHES General Penn Jr. High 1-2 Chorus 1-2 Orchestra 1-2 Debating Club 2 Rembrandt Club 4 Typing Club I JUNE HUNTER Academic Classical Club 1 Class Secretary 1 Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 2-3-1 Chorus 3-4 SABINA IZZE General Reading Club 4 HOWARD JENKINS. JR. General Philatelic Club 1 Aviation Club 1-2 Jr. Varsity Football 2 Golf Team 3-4 Varsity Football Manager 3-4 El Circulo Espanol 3-4 DORIS JOHNSON Commercial Interclass Volleyball 1-2 Interclass Basketball 1-2-3 Girls Sports Club 2-3-4, Pres. 4 Progressive Science 2 Fencing 3 Beta Tri-Hi-Y 4 Salutatorian DAVID JOHNSTON Vocational Chorus 1 Progressive Science 2 Interclass Basketball 2 Beta Hi-Y 3-4 Interclass Volleyball 4 REX KEALEY General Harrold Jr. High 1-2 ABC Club 1-2 Athletic Club 2 Interclass Basketball 2 El Circulo Espanol 4 PAULINE HOUSER General Chorus 1 Typing Club 3-4 Yearbook Staff GRANT HUNTER General Jr. Varsity Football 1-2 Class Secretary 2 Track 2-3 Grex Club 2-3-4 Beta Hi-Y 2-3-4 Varsity Football 3-4 ALMA ICHES General Nor win High School 1-2 Class Secretary 1 Jr. Red Cross 1-2 Chorus 1-2 Rembrandt Club 1-4 VICTOR JACOBELLE Vocational Aviation Club 1-2 El Circulo Espanol 3 ARTHUR JESSE General Pi Club 3 EDNA JOHNSON Vocational Home Economics Club 3 Rembrandt Club 1 MARGARET JUPENA General Nature Study 1 Progressive Science 2 Girls’ Sports Club 3-4 Student Council 3 Fencing 3 Typing Club 4 JAMES KEENAN Academic Automobile Club 4 El Circulo Espanol 4 TWENTY-SIX WILLIS KEFFER General PAUL KOCH Arademic Nature Study Club 1 Jr. Varsity Football 1-2 Athletic Club 3-4 EVELYN KOONTZ General Mt. Lebanon High School 2 ,� j yearn G. A. A. 1 Dramatic Club 1 Nature Study 2 HARRY KORNBAUER. JR. Vocational Automobile Club 4 ROBERT KRUPEY Vocational Athletic Club 3-4 Jr. Sportsmen’s Club 2-3-4 Jr. Varsity Basketball 2 Interclass Boxing 3 VIOLA KREBECK General McKeesport High School 1-2-3 Chorus 1-2 Girl Reserves 1 Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 4 CHARLES LANG General Band 1-2-3-4, Student Director El Circulo Espanol 3 PAUL LAUDADIO General Harrold Jr. High 1 Jr. Sportsmen’s Club 1 Jr. Varsity Football 2 Varsity Football 3-4 Honorary Co-Captain ROBERT LAWTHER Vocational Interclass Mushball 1 Sci-Hi 1 Interclass Basketball 1-2-4 Interclass Volleyball 3-4 Beta Hi-Y 3-4 Boys’ Athletic Club 3-4, Pres. Jr. Si� ortsmen’8 Club 3 Automobile Club 4 Chorus 4 MARIANA KOOSER Arademic Ligonier High I Manor High 2 Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 3-4 Chorus 1-2-3-4 ESTHER KRUPEY Commercial Progressive Science 2. V. Pres. 2 Girls’ Bowling League 2-3, Sec'y 2-3 Beta Tri-Hi-Y 3-4 Commerce Club 4 Interclass Basketball 1-2 ROBERT KUNKLE General Arts and Crafts Club 1 Band 2-3 Jr. Sportsmen’s Club 3 Automobile Club 4. Sec’y-Treas. 4 FLORENCE KUZNIK General Nature Study Club 1 Progressive Science 2 Typing Club 3 DONALD LARIMER Vocational Interclass Basketball 1-2 Arts and Crafts Club 2-3 SUZANNE LAURIE General Girls Chorus 1-2-3 Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4 Student Council 2 Grex Club 2 Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 2-3-4 Associate Editor Yearbook NORMA LEES General Typing Club 3-4 TWENTY-SEVEN WILLIAM LEIGHTY General Chorus 1-2 Philatelic Club 1-2 Progressive Science 2 Priestley Science 3 El Circulo Espanol 4 Grex Club 4 HEKHKKT LOHR General Chorus 1-2-3 Le Cercle Franca is 3 Better Speech Club 3 Chef Club 4 VELMA LOUGHNER ('ommerrial Typing Club 3-4 CARL LYD1CK Vocational Typing Club 3-4 CARL MAGILL Vocational Jr. Sportsmen’s Club 3-4 Automobile Club 4 LOUISE MARC HETTI Vocational Interclass Basketball 2-3 Home Economics Club 3-4 El Circulo Espanol 4 JAMES MARISCO General Bowling Captain 3-4 El Circulo Espanol 4 JAMES MARSOLO General ROBERT LEVENDUSKY General Interclass Mushball 1 Alpha Hi-Y 3-4 Interclass Volleyball 4 Interclass Basketball 4 El Circulo Espanol 4. Pres. 4 OLIVE LOUGHNER Vocational Home Economics Club 3-4 El Circulo Espanol 4 ANDREW LUKON General Harrold Jr. High 1-2 Varsity Football 3-4 ROBERT MACKEY Academic South Greensburg Jr. High 1 Slide Rule Club 2 Philatelic Club 3 Orchestra 3-4 Alpha Hi-Y 4 DOROTHY MAINS Vocational Interclass Basketball 1-2-3 Home Economics Club 3. Sec’y 3 El Circulo Espanol 4 Girls’ Mechanics Club 4 ANGELINE MARISCO Vocational Home Economics Club 2 Reading Club 3 EDWIN MARSH Commercial Sci-Hi 1 Progressive Science 2 Typing Club 3-4 Commercial Club 4 Senior Play ROBERT MARTIN General Taylor Allderdice High 1 Wilkinsburg High 2 Band 1 Typing Club 3-4, Sec’y-Treas. 3. V. Pres. 4 Commercial Club 3-4, Pres. 4 TWENTY-EIGHT SAMUEL M ASCI ANTONIO Vocational ROBERT MATTHEWS General RAY MAYERS Vocational Harrold Jr. High 1-2 Track 1-2 MuMhball 1-2 Athletic Club 1-2 Agriculture Club 2 Beta Hi-Y 4 KENNETH McHUGH Academic Classical Club 2, Sec’y-Treas. 2 Le Cercle Francais 3 Automobile Club 4 JEANNE MELLON General Typing Club 4 KENNETH MICHAEL Vocational Philatelic Club 1 EDWIN MOLSKY Vocational Jr. Varsity Football 2 Wrestling 2 Interclass Basketball 3 Alpha Hi-Y 3-4 Bowlin League 4 BETTY JANE MORRIS General Norwin High School 1-2 Press Club 2 Interclass Basketball 2 Reading Club 4 Priestley Science 4 Senior Play VIRGINIA MATT Vocational Nature Study Club 1 Classical Club 2 Home Economics Club 3 Priestley Science 4 WILLIAM MATTHEWS Vocational Jr. Si ortsmen s Club 4 MARGARET McALUSTER Vocational Nature Study Club 1 Interclass Basketball 1 Home Economics Club 3, V. Pres. 3 Rembrandt Club 4 JULIA McNEAL General Interclass Basketball 1-2 Interclass Volleyball 1-2 Home Economics Club 3 LEWIS MENANNO General Harrold Jr. High 2 Boys’ Athletic Club 1-2 Soft Ball 2 Agriculture Club 2 JOSEPH MOLLK'K Vocational Aviation Club 1 Interclass Basketball 2 Arts and Crafts Club 3 HENRY MORGAN General Arts and Crafts Club 4 GEORGIA MORRISS General Paper Staff 2 Grex Club 2-3-4 Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 2-3 Make-up Crew 2-3-4 El Circulo Espanol 4 TWENTY-NINE GEORGE MULL Vocational Jr. Sportsmen's Club 3 MIKE NIEMIEC Vocational Penn Jr. Hitch 1-2 Debating Club 1-2. Pres. 1-2 Varsity Basketball 3-4 ANNE OPAR General Girls’ Chorus 2 S. A. B. Chorus 1-2 Readintc Club 4 ROBERT ORRIS Vocational PHILIP PACELL1 General Priestley Science 3-4, V. Pres. 4 El Circulo Espanol 4 ALDO PAULONE Commercial Interclass Mushball 2 Interclass Basketball 2 El Circulo Espanol 3 Commerce Club 4 - CECELIA PECORARO General Interclass Volleyball 1 Typintc Club 3-4 Readintc Club 4 GUY PEPERATO Vocational RUTH MYERS General Sci-Hi 1 Typing Club 3-4 Readintc Club 4 EDWARD O’HARE General Progressive Science 2 Priestley Science 3-4 Bowling Leatcue 4 MARGARET ORANGE General Harrold Jr. Hitch 1-2 Readintc Club 1 Commercial Club 1-2 ABC Club 1-2 Typintc Club 2 PAUL OSBORNE General Sci-Hi 1 Boys’ Athletic Club 2 Le Cercle Francais 3 Paper Staff 3 S. A. B. Chorus 3 Priestley Science 4 JENNIE PALLKDINO Vocational Girls’ Sports Club 2 Interclass Basketball 2 HELEN PAW UK General Typintc Club 3-4 Readintc Club 4. Sec’y 4 MARY PENEGAL General Harrold Jr. Hitch 1-2 Girls’ Athletic Club I Knittintc Club 1 Interclass Mushball 2 Interclass Basketball 2 RUTH PERSHING Vocational Girls’ Sports Club 3 Home Economics Club 3 4 THIRTY f DANIEL PICCIANO General Band 1-2-3 Interclass Basketball 1 Progressive Science 2 Priestley Science 3-4, Pres. 4 FLORENCE PONTAROLO Vocational Home Economics Club 3 PAUL PONZETTI General ANTHONY PROCIDA General Interclass Basketball 2 Jr. Sportsmen's Club 2-3 Priestley Science 3-4 JAMES QUINN. JR. General Harrold Jr. High 1-2 Orchestra 1-2-3-4 Dramatic Club 1 Journalistic Club 2. Pres. 2 Grex Club 3-4 Beta Hi-Y 3-4, V. Pres. 4 Student Council 4 MARY RAYNAK General Reading Club 1 Girls' Chorus 1-2 Mixed Chorus 1-2 Beta Tri-Hi-Y 2-3-4 El Circulo Espanol 3-4, Treat). 4 GUESSEILLA REESE Vocational Interclass Basketball 1-2-3 Interclass Volleyball 1 MAURICE REITZ General Sci-Hi 1 Grex Club 2-3-4, V. Pres. 4 Fencing 3 Paper Staff 3 Beta Hi-Y 4 DANTE POLL A Vocational Interclass Volleyball 2 Jr. Sjtortsmen's Club 3-4 JOHN PONTERIO Vocational Interclass Basketball 1-2 Interclass Mushball 2 Interclass Track 3 WANDA PRATT General Progressive Science 2 Beta Tri-Hi-Y 4 El Circulo Espanol 4 PHILIP PYREN Commercial Jr. Sportsmen’s Club 3-4 Interclass Volleyball 3 ANGELINE RAPA General El Circulo Espanol 4, Sec’y 4 GERTRUDE RIEDMILLER General REGINA RENKER General Sci-Hi 1 El Circulo Espanol 4 THIRTY-ONE MARY RETONDOLA General JAMES RIEHL General Sci-Hi 1 Interclaaa Soft Ball 1 Alpha Hi-Y 4 HELEN ROBINSON Vocational Interclass Basketball 1-2-3 Intcrclass Volleyball 1-2-3 RUSSELL RUOFF General Derry Twp. High 1 F. H. A. Club 1 Jr. Varsity Football 1 Jr. Sportsmen's Club 3-4 Priestley Science 4 JACK ROBERTSON General Interclans Tennis 1-3. Championship 1-3 Jr. Sportsmen's Club 2 Varsity Tennis Team 3-4 BETTY RUETTGER General Nature Study Club 1, Treas. 1 Make-up Crew 2-3 Classical Club 2-3, Treas. 3 Alpha Tri-Hi-Y' 2-3-4 Editor-in-Chief Yearbook PAUL SADDLER. JR. Vocational Aviation Club 1-2 Arts and Crafts Club 2 Automobile Club 4 OLGA SANDELLA Academic Classical Club 1-2-3 Reading Club 1-4 Mixed Chorus 1-2-3 Girls' Chorus 1-2-3 Priestley Science 4 WILLIAM RICHARDS Vocational Interclass Basketball 1 Jr. Varsity Football 2 Jr. Varsity Basketball 2 FAYE RINGER General Girls’ Si orts Club 2-3, Sec’y-Treas. 3 DOROTHY ROBINSON General Interclass Basketball 1-2-3 El Circulo Espanol 3-4 Girls’ Mechanics Club 4 ROBERT ROBINSON General Penn Jr. High 1-2 Interclass Wrestling: 3-4 Interclass Basketball 4 Interclass Volleyball 4 Varsity Tennis 3-4 El Circulo Espanol 4 Boys’ Athletic Club 4 RICHARD ROSS. JR. General Jr. Varsity Football 2 Jr. Sportsmen's Club 3 Pi Club 3 Automobile Club 4, Pres. 4 Varsity Football 4 Yearbook Staff DONALD RUGITO Vocational Priestley Science 4 SARA SADLER Vocational Interclass Basketball 1-2 Typing: Club 3 IDA SANDELL General Typing Club 3 Commercial Research 3 History Club 4. Sec’y 4 THIRTY-TWO LOUISE SANDERBECK Vocational DONALD SANDERS Vocational Progressive Science 2 Good Manners Club 3 Better Speech Club 3. Sec’y Treas. 3 Grex Club 4 JOHN SCHMITT Academic Jr. Varsity Football 1 Varsity Football 2-3 Priestley Science 3-4 Bowling League 4 FRANK SCURCI Vocational Interclass Basketball 1-4 Jr. Sportsmen's Club 3-4 Automobile Club 4 CORA SERAGO General Typing Club 4 Reading Club 4 JANE SHEARER General Class President 1 Sci-Hi 1 Student Council 1 Class Vice President 2 Typing Club 3-4. V. Pres. 3. Pres. 4 RUTH SHEARER Vocational Nature Study Club 1 Interclass Basketball 1-2 Progressive Science 2 RICHARD SHIRLEY Vocational Aviation Club 1 Track 2-3-4 Jr. Sportsmen’s Club 3 Automobile Club 4 VIRGINIA SITTMAN General Nature Study Club 1, Sec’y 1 Interclass Basketball 2 Girls’ Sports Club 3 Boys’ Athletic Club 1-2-3-4, V. Pres. 4 Craftsman Club 1-2 Wrestling Team 3 Orchestra 3 Band 3-4 JEAN SCHREIBER General Progressive Science 2 Good Manners Club 3 Better Speech Club 3 Student Council 3 Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 4 Make-up Crew 4 MARY SEBER Commercial Harrold Jr. High 1-2 Glee Club 1 Reading Club 1 ABC Club 1-2 Commerce Club 1-2-4, Sec’y 2 Mixed Chorus 1-2 Typing Club 4 VIOLET SERLO Commercial Nature Study Club 1-2 Interclass Basketball 1-2 Typing Club 3-4 ROBERT SHEARER Vocational Alpha Hi-Y 2-3-4. Sec’y 2. Treas. i MABEL SHIRLEY General Indiana High School 1-2-3 Art Club 1-2-3 Dramatic Club 1 Basketball Team 1-2 History Club 4 MICHAEL SHURICK Commercial Philatelic Club 1 Int.erclass Boxing 3 ARTHUR SKELLY Vocational THIRTY-THREE AGNES SLIVCSKI General Interclass Basketball 4 Typing Club 4 HENRY SMOLLKK Vocational Oakdale High School 1 Aviation Club 2-3 Track 2-3 Priestley Science 3-4 GLENN SOLES V’ocational Jr. Sportsmen's Club 3 Automobile Club 4 ERMA STAFFORD General Interclass Volleyball 1-2 Interclass Basketball 1-2 Typing Club 3 El Circulo Espanol 4 ROY SUPANSIC General Band 1-2 El Circulo Espanol 4 LENA TAMBORINE Vocational Interclass Basketball 2 Home Economics Club 3 Rembrandt Club 4 WILLIAM TOCCO General Interclass Basketball 1-2 Jr. Sportsmen’s Club 3 Varsity Football 3-4 ARTHl'R TRAGESSER Vocational Athletic Club 1 Jr. Varsity Basketball 1 Varsity Basketball 2-3-4 El Circulo Espanol 4 THIRTY-FOUR MARY SMELTZER Vocational Harrold Jr. High 1-2 Hockey 2 ABC Club 2 Knitting Club 2. Pres. 2 Home Economics Club 4 BETTY SNYDER General Sci-Hi 1, Sec'y 1 Progressive Science 2 Grex Club 3-4, Sec’y 4 Class Secretary 3 Pa|� er Staff 3-4 ANTHONY TAIIONE General Student Council 2-3 Alpha Hi-Y 2-3-4 Paper Staff 3-4 Class Treasurer 3 Le Cercle Francais 3 Associate Editor Yearbook HAROLD TANTLINGER Vocational El Circulo Espanol 4 WILLIAM TODD Vocational JOSEPH TRAY Genernl Penn Jr. High School 1-2 Basketball 1-2 Wrestling 3-4 Boxing 3-4 Beta Hi-Y 4 Senior Play REGIS SPORE Vocational Jr. Sj ortsmen’s Club 4 Automobile Club 4 Bowling league 4 0 EARL STEWART Vocational I 1 El Circulo Espanol 4 Jr. Sportsmen’s Club 1 Interclass Track 4 EMTII TROUT General ELLA UHKING General Harrold Jr. High 1-2 Chorus 1-2-3-4 Paper Staff 1-2-3-4 Award in Citizenship 2 Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 3-4 El Circulo Espanol 4 Senior Play MARGARET UHRING General Interclass Basketball I Interclass Volleyball I Progressive Science 2 Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 3-4 Paper Staff 2-3-4. Assoc. Editor 4 Yearbook Staff EUGENE VATER Academic Philatelic Club 1-2-3. Pres. 2-3 El Circulo Espanol 3 Priestley Science 4 Automobile Club 4 Bowling League 4 Honor Oration CHARLOTTE WALP Vocational Intel-class Basketball 1-2 Home Economics Club 3 DOROTHY WARRKNDER General Chorus 2 Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 2-3-4 WALTER WIERZBOWSKI General El Circulo Espanol 4 Automobile Club 4 WINOGENE WILLIS General Harrold Jr. High 1-2 Cheerleader 1-2 Mixed Chorus 1 Interclass Basketball 2 Interclass Treasurer 2 Interclass Mushball 2 Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 3-4 ELEANOR WOLFGANG Com mercial Harrold Jr. High 1-2 Glee Club 1 Mixed Chorus 1-2 Journalistic Club 2 ABC Club 1-2 Typing Club 3-4 Interclass Basketball 1 Interclass Volleyball 1 Progressive Science 2 Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 3-4 EMMA URBAN I General Class Basketball 1-2-3 Progressive Science 2 Typing Club 3 Commerce Club 4 WALTER VETOICH General Philatelic Club 1 El Circulo Espanol 3-4 Automobile Club 4 ANN WALRO General Washington-Wendel Jr. High 1 Dramatic Club 1 El Circulo Espanol 3-4 ESTHER WEGLEY General Penn Jr. High 1-2 Travel Cldb 1 Knitting Club 2 JEANNE ANN WILLIAMS General West High School. Akron, Ohio 1 Le Cercle Francais 3 Chorus 4 Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 4 Senior Play WILLIAM WODNICK Vocational Jr. Sportsmen’s Club 3 Pi Club 3 Automobile Club 4 ROBERT WOMER Academic Philatelic Club 1 Slide Rule Club 2 Pi Club 3 Student Council 4 THIRTY-FIVE SIDNEY YARLETT General Scl-Hi 1 Interclass Basketball 2 Grex Club 2-3-4 Tennis 3 Alpha Hi-Y 3-4 ANN YUHAS General Saltsburg High 1-2 Girls’ Glee Club 1 Mixed Chorus I Reading Club 1 Nature Study Club 1-2 Good Manners Club 3 MICHAEL ZVAKA General Jr. Varsity Football 1 Varsity Football 2-3-4 El Circulo Espanol 4 JOHN YECKEL General Alpha Hi-Y 3-4 STEVE ZIGNATTI General Jr. Varsity Football 1-2 El Circulo Espanol 4 SENIORS WITHOUT PICTURES WILLIAM ALTMAN FRANK MADYK General General Interclass Basketball 2-3 Varsity Football 3 Wrestling Team 2-3 Athletic Club 2-3-4 ifu UUminrtam ANNA VITO LA Died March 7, 1937 RUSSELL ALBRIGHT Died April 8. 1937 Motto—The Elevator to Success is Not Running; Take the Stairs Flower—Gardenia Colors—Blue and White Advisor—Miss Wilda Hutchinson THIRTY-SIX f LPzz ZEULECV (J7Tie Cjlunio’ii Motto—Give us the torch of knowledge and we will carry on. Flower—Rose. Colors—Rose and Gold. Advisor—Miss Mary Lobody. FORTY JUNIOR OFFICERS President—Joseph Mash Vice President Regis Kratochvil Secretary—Elwood Jepsen Treasurer—Gerald Kuntz Class of 19 0 FORTY’-ONE SOPHOMORE OFFICERS President—Alice Joyce Vice President—Richard Armbrust Secretary Norman Graham Treasurer—Jean Levendusky Shz Sojihomo FORTY-TWO Motto—Let success be our goal. Flower—Yellow Rose. Colors—Red and white. Advisor—Miss Erla Double. FORTY-THREE Motto—Let knowledge be our key to success. Flower—Carnation. Colors—Blue and gold. Advisor—Miss Olga Bozzan. FORTY-FOUR f FRESHMAN OFFICERS President William Laurie Vice President—Fay FLshell Secretary Anne Moore Treasurer Eva Gresko Class of 19 AS FORTY-FIVE FORTY-SIX Classical Club President Lois Ann Tussing Vice President Lois Maclay Secretary—Fay Fishell Treasurer Melva Davis SPONSOR: Miss Barley MEMBERS Top Row: Miss Barley. Rita Euler. Elsie Jean Lawther. Jean Manson. Marian Klinuensmith, Dorothy Carpenter. Lois Ann Tussinu. Bottom Row: Edna Miller. Sara Monstrola. Patricia Malloy. Melva Davia. Mildred Kindelan. Lois Maclay. Helen Hodes. Jean Black. Fay Fishell. El Circulo Espanol President—Robert Levendusky V. President—Arthur Tragesser Secretary—Angeline Rapa Treasurer—Mary Raynak SPONSOR: Miss Baughman MEMBERS Top Row: Philip Pacelli. James Marsico. Mike Zvara. Howard Jenkins. Jr.. Harold Tantlinfter. James Cavalier. Regina Renker. Jean Blare. Emogene Bautchman. Bernice Deibler. Kathleen Guy. Third Row: James Keenan. Rex Kealey, Mary Raynak. Wanda Pratt. Grace Felentrer. Antonette Danton, Angeline Rapa. Genevieve Gross. Dorothy Robinson. Second Row; Steve Zignatti. Arthur Tragesser. Dorothy Gill. Edith Trout. Georgia Morriss. Olive Loughner. Dorothy Mains. Helen Armond. Bottom Row: Earl Stewart, William Leighty. Roy Supansic. Louis Binakonsky. Walter Vetoich. Robert Levendusky. Walter Weizbowski. Leonard Farabaugh. Mark Danton. Grex Club President Robert Davis Vice President Maurice Reitz Secretary—Betty Snyder Treasurer—Vivian Larimer SPONSOR: Miss Kneyp MEMBERS Tow How: Sidney Yarlett. Robert Horn, Jack Lord, James Quinn. Jack Gibson, Abe Glasser. Paul StifTey, Yar Chomicky, James Cassell- Third How: George Evans. Howard Gordon. Maxine Thompson. Wilda Smith, Anna Mae Burke, Georgia Morriss, Ruth Gardner. Lillie Jane Rugh. Norma Davis. Grant Hunter. Second Row: Fred Beiersdorfer. Danny Dean, Betty Stratton. Alice Joyce. Louise Sander-beck, Leah Davis, Olive Knappenberger. John Jenkins. Bottom Row: Miss Kneyp. Daniel Romano. Elwood Jepsen. Robert Davis. Vivian Larimer. Betty Snyder, Mnurice Reitz. Donald Roberts, John Gillespie. Jerry Hunt . Carlo Beneventano. Reading Club President—Bette France Vice President—Gladys Blank Secretary—Helen Pawlik Treasurer—Josephine Boggio SPONSOR: Miss Garman MEMBERS Top Row; Cora Serago. Angela Cilli. Olga Sandelia. Lillian Gresko, Anastasia Gresko. Ruth dyers, Helen Pawlik. Ann Opar. Gladys Blank Third Row: Betty Heffelfinger. Sabina Izze. Mary D’Orazio. Cecelia Pecoraro. Josephine toggio. Mary Agnes Fishell, Bette France. Geraldine Anthony 'ccond Row: Miss Garman, Elaine Answlne. Elizabeth Aleo. Ann Simmons. Carmel Mas-iantonio. Rose D’Orazio. Ellen Nescot. Betty Seigfried. Anna Mae Henry tottom Row: Philomena Comunal. Clara Tieves. Delphine Caporosa. Mary Joan Zeoli, Jean ’ohen. Betty Jane Morris. Louise Esway. Naomi Free FIFTY-ONE Priestley Science Club President—Daniel Picciano Vice President Philip Pacelli Secretary—Margaret Carney Treasurer- Samuel Cima SPONSOR: Mr. Bober MEMBERS Top Row: Frank Rugh. Dale Davit . Joseph Pacelli. Donald Rugito. Anthony Procida. Salvatore Giaquinto. Melvin Highlands. Walter Hubit . Philip Pacelli. Middle Row: Daniel Picciano. Virginia Mtitt, Anna Blank. Olga Sanddla, Mary Panifful. Jean Cohen. Betty Jane Morris. Betty Seigfried. Paul Osborne. Bottom Row: Mr. Bober. Franklin Wolfe, Howard McVicker, Samuel Cima. Russell RuolT. John Schmitt. Eugene Voter. Edward O'Hare. Popular Science Club President Alfred Filoconio Vice Pres. Berniece Sandella Secretary Alda Filoconio Treasurer Marie Cassette SPONSOR: Mr. McLean Top Row: John Dunmire. William Farroux. Walter Federonko. Ralph Gaebel, George Gess. Donald La wry. Amadae Tarquinio. Third Row: Theodore Dunmire. Mary Joan Zeoli, Barbara Sanderbeck, Dolores Loomagno, La Verne Smith. Marie Cassette. Second Row: Mr. McLean. Bette Miller, Ruth Kasparek, Virginia Matys, Virginia DiDonato, Laura Casino. Helen Carpenter. Bottom Row: Dora ChinpparelH, Alda Filoconio, Gloria Casalc. Berniece Sandella. Florence Capo7.7.i. MEMBERS FIFTY-TWO Sci-Hi Club President—Shirley Davis ' Vice President Ida Mae WeLss Secretary—Eva Gresko Treasurer—Robert Seiler SPONSOR: Mr. D’Amato MEMBERS Top Row: Robert Seiler, George Irwin, James Hoisted. Frederick Schmidt, Harry Lomicka. John Mull, Philip Myers, Thomas Ponzetti. William Stahley. Middle Row: Mr. D’Amnto. Freda Lusebrink. Steve Varonkn. Theodore Pyren. Mike Realino, James Dangelo, James Donnini, Dan De Matteo. Lucille Curry, Delores blhg. Bottom Row: Evelyn Crosetti, Martha O’Hara. Angeline Mastro, Helen Tragesser. Eva Gresko. Allie May George, Althea Daily, Helen Gongaware, Shirley Davis, Ida Mae Weiss. Janet Kirchartz. History Guild President—Jean Croushore Vice President—Lois Brinker Secretary—Ida Sandell Treasurer—Hubert Fitzgerald SPONSOR: Mr. Myers MEMBERS Top Rowr: Edward Constantine. Bert Kitchel, Michael Piano, Joseph Burke. Hubert Fitzgerald. Louis Byers. Middle Row: Mr. Myers, Thomas Smith. Dorothy Rupp, Mabel Shirley, Adele Wilmes. Bottom Row: Jean Hitchens, Ruth Grimes, Ix is Brinker. Ida Sandell. Jean Croushore. FIFTY-THREE Alpha Hi-Y President Daniel Mash Vice President—Robert Black Secretary—Richard Armbrust Treasurer—Robert Shearer SPONSOR: Mr. Basom MEMBERS Top How: Harry Olson. Donald Lawry, Charles Wilson. Elwood Jepsen, Donald Bird. Robert Horn, Sidney Yarlett, James Riehl, Robert Chew. Third Row: John Yeckel, Robert Mackey. Trail Becker. Robert Hoffman. Edward Mol sky. John Bober, Matthew Hohn. William Baughman. Walter Hubis. Second Row: Yar Chomicky. Edward Durbiano. Richard Kunzler. James Cassell. Dale Beatty. Donald Duncan. Regis Kratochvil, Joseph Mash. Bottom Row: Mr. Basom, Paul Danton. Richard Armbrust. Daniel Mash. Robert Black Edward Levendusky. Robert Levendusky, William McConnell. Beta Hi-Y President—George Evans Vice President—James Quinn Secretary—Jerry Kuntz Treasurer—Robert Davis SPONSOR: Mr. Patterson MEMBERS Top Row: Dean Matchett. James Cook. Jack Aultz. Norman Graham. Jack Ix rd. Harry Felder, Donald Roberts. John Weiler, Jack Gibson. Joseph Tray. Third Row: Jack Cross. William Wiers, Charles Tait, Robert Lawther. Abraham Glasser. David Johnston, Harold Hizer, Jack Mock. Second Row: John Levinson. Irvin Sandson, John Whiteman. Herbert Roderick, Fred Beiersdorfer. Regis Kearney. John Jenkins. Howard Gordon. Bottom Row: Mr. Patterson. Danny Dean. James Quinn. George Evans. Robert Davis, Jerry Kuntz. Wesley Judson, Carlo Beneventano, Grant Hunter. FIFTY-FOUR f Alpha Tri-Hi-Y President Ruth McQuay Vice P. Mae Jean Beiersdorfer Sec’y—Dorothy Jean Schmuckcr Treasurer Dorothy Entinger SPONSOR: Miss Levinson MEMBERS Top Row: Dorothy Warrender. Suzanne Laurie, Leona Sittman, Shirley Carey, Caroline Sloan. Jean Blaze, Emogene Baughman. Helen Doberneck. Isabel Basehore. Edith Trout. Ann Blaze. Third Row: Viola Krebeck. Ana Rae Line, Louise Bauer. Hazel Patterson. Margaret Uhring. Ella Uhring. Betty Ruettger. Jean Schreiber. Barbara Moore. Marjorie Wragg. Dorothy Shrader. Second Row: Miss Levinson. Dolly Bauer. Helen Gresko, Mary Emma Haines, June Hunter. Louise Battaglini. Jeanne Anne Williams. Jane Evans. Dorothy Gill, Virginia Wetsel. Winogene Willis. Bottom Row: Elaine Beiersdorfer. Nancy Shrum, Ruth Shearer, Evelyn Gentilo. Mae Jean Beiersdorfer. Dorothy Jean Sehmucker. Mariana Kooser. Margaret Lucille Monstrola. Betty McQuay. Lois Ann Tussing, Mary Evelyn Black. O MEMBERS Top Row: Dorothy Cams, Lorraine Dornin, Bette France. Eleanor Hamilton, Stella Kifer, Ruth Spicher, Helen Wing, Esther Krupey. Third Row: Betty Croushore. Naomi Free, Luelln Harrold, Wanda Pratt. Katharina Yeckel, Jean Webb. Jane Stern, Betty Graber. Second Row: Miss Scholl. Kitty Hartman. Doris Johnson. Edith Robson. Mary Lxmise Richardson. Helen Berlin. Dorothy Henry. Button Row: Peggy Gallagher. Naomi Smith, Dolores Bell. Dora Croushore. Kathleen Guy, Mary Eleanor Pehrson. Roberta Printz. Absentees: June Black, Mildred Butler, Margaret Bender, Jean Black. Mary Raynak. Beta Tri-Hi-Y President—Kathleen Guy Vice Pres.—Dora Croushore Sec’y—Mary Eleanor Pehrson Treasurer—Margaret Bender SPONSOR: Miss Schall FIFTY-FIVE Home Economics Club President Mae Frye Vice Pres.- Mary Agnes Fishell Secretary— Virginia Masto Treasurer—Julia Pasko SPONSOR Miss Duncan MEMBERS Top Row: Hazel Holby, Catherine Dornin. Mary Afirnes Fishell. Mae Frye. Virginia Funk, Olive Loujfhner, Valair Brown, Betty Cox, Mary Smeltzer. Middle Row: Mias Duncan, Jean Clayton, Rose Masciantonio. Lucy Lapina, Rose D'Orazio, Carmel Masciantonio. Louise Marchetti, Yola Avolio. Bottom Row: Julia Paako, Anna Reaalar, Ethel Faye Sipes, Betty Smail. Angelinc D Lorenzo, Cecelia Stawicki, Madelein Freger, Dorothy Carroll, Ruth Pershing. Chef Club President -Joseph Tiberio Vice President—Earl Steele Secretary—Donald Crisman Treasurer Herbert Lohr SPONSOR: Miss Duncan MEMBERS Top Row: Herbert Lohr. Eugene Caporoso. Charles Hileman, Myles Lees, Mias Duncan Bottom Row: Joseph Tiberio. Earl Steele, Willinm Laurie, Donald Crisman. Amadae Tarquinio. FIFTY-SIX Girls’ Mechanics Club GMC iui President—Betty Oswald Vice President Sara Monstrola Secretary—Dorothy Giron Treasurer—Dolly Miller SPONSOR: Mr. Black MEMBERS Top Kuw: Tressa Davanti. Gloria Tugge, Vivian LaVelle. Verna Collier. Dorothy Ciron. Third How: Olga Federonka. Angela Menano. Mary Cicootelli, Irma Denunzio. Helen Fichtner, Dorothy Mains. Elsie Graham. Second How: Marie Van Horn. Marie Tury. Marie Ubinger. Clara Boettner. Mary Orange. Sara Marie Monstrpla. Bottom How: Ida Levino, Catherine Harsevat. Marie Nicaise, Dolly Miller. Betty Oswald. Helen Tragesser. Absentee: Dorothy Robinson. Rembrandt Club President—Genevieve Clark Vice President—Anna Rae Line Secretary—Louise Battaglini Treasurer—Adele Wilmes SPONSOR: Miss Vater MEMBERS Top How: James Clark. Hubert Fitzgerald. Thomas Markley, Joseph Tomajko. Ale Lapina. Elsie Graham. Ruth Kenna. Florence Hughes. La Verne Giron. Middle How: Miss Vater, Evelyn Zimmerman. Helen Gresko. Margaret McAllister. Lena Tamborine, Geraldine Gosser. Betty Gongaware. Betty Greenawalt. Bottom Row: Lois Brinker, Marion Zimmerman. Adele Wilmes. Anna Rae Line. Ismise Battaglini. Genevieve Clark. Rosemary Malay. Edna Sandella. FIFTY-SEVEN Automobile Club Prcsidenl Richard Ross Vice Pres.—Richard Entinger Sec. and Treas.—Robert Kunkle SPONSOR: Mr. Boettner luf MEMBERS Top Row: Gordon Croushore, Joseph Balsamo, Stanley Gurnick, George Elias, Paul Koch, Carl Magill. Third Row: Walter Wiezbowski. Lester Haines. Harry Kornbauer. Paul Saddler. Harold Davis. Kenneth McHugh. Second Row: Mr. Boettner, Frank Scurci, Jack Giesmann, Richard Entinger, James Keenan. Gordon Anthony. Bottom Row: Richard Shirley, Regis Spore. Robert Kunkle. Richard Ross, Glenn Soles. William Wodnick, Walter Vetoich, Mark Danton. Arts and Crafts Club President Jerome Neubert Vice President—Paul StifTey Sec. and Treas.—Earl StifTey SPONSOR: Mr. Black MEMBERS Top Row: Mr. Black. James Copenhaver, Pete Pontarolo. Paul Poknis, Wesley S. Capar. Allan Cox, Joseph Teliha. Bottom Row: Nevin Matthews. Paul StifTey, Jerome Neubert, Earl StifTey, John Sufran. Eugene Martinella. FIFTY-EIGHT f Commerce Club President—Robert Martin Vice Pres. Ida Mae Leacock Secretary—Dolores Leomagno Treasurer Hilda Mae Graham SPONSOR: Mr. Kennedy MEMBERS Top Row: A Ido Paulone. Mary Crisman. Dora Croushore, Emma Urbani, Ida Mae Leacock. Dolorea Leomagno. Rose Marie Rumick. Mary Louise Loughner Second Row: Thom a a Smith. Helen Krevitaki. Iaabell Spina. Aileen Hopkins, Irene Koz-lowaki. Mike Piano, Robert Martin Hottom Row: Edwin Marsh, Hilda Mae Graham. Mary Seber. Florence Capozzi. Evelyn Parmigiani, Esther Krupey Typing Club President Jane Shearer Vice President—Robert Martin Sec. and Trea. Vivian Fichtner SPONSOR: Miss Ciotti MEMBERS Top Row: Valaria Aleahunaa, Mary Ann Evangelist, Jeanne Mellon. Josephine Boggio. Edwin Marsh, Robert Martin. Helen Pawlik, Ruth Myers. Mary Dietz. Pauline Houser Third Row: Lena Tiberio. Norma Lees. Antoinette Montelli, Catherine Gongaware, Vivian Fichtner. Anprela Cilli, Cora Serago, Velma Loughner. Mary Malachowski, Cecelia Pecoraro Second Row: Mias Ciotti. Margaret Jupena, Emily Valeaky. Doris Clayton. Jane Shearer. Mary D'Oraxio, Betty Clemens, Eleanor Wolfgang. Hilda Mae Graham. Genevieve Clark Bottom Row: Agnes Slivoski. Mary Mastro, Elaine Anawine. Elizabeth Aleo. Mary Seber. Violet Serlo, Florence Hughes. La Verne Giron, Evelyn Parmagiani, Betty Greenawnlt, Eleanor Wasneski, Geraldine Miller FIFTY-NINE Boys’ Athletic Club President—Robert Lawther Vice Pres.—Alphonse Fanelli Sec. and Treas.—Robert Hand SPONSOR: Mr. McLaughlin MEMBERS Top Row: Jack Mock. William Doviller. Thomas Blaze. Richard Kunzler, Robert Robinson. Robert Krupey, Anthony Bottes. John Peters Middle Row: Mr. McLaughlin. Edward Scurci, Edward Durbiano, Mike Ralph, Eugene Martinet la, Theodore Seglinski. Kenneth Guinn. Willis Keffer Bottom Row: Clifford Storey, Richard Hartman, Alphonse Fanelli, Robert Lawther, Robert Hand, Ralph DePalma, Warren Davis Girls’ Sports Club President—Doris Johnson Vice Pres. -Bernice Aunzino Sec. and Treas.—Rose Hubish SPONSOR: Miss Powell MEMBERS Top Row: Bernice Aunzino. Emma Mock, Margaret Defonso, Roberta Kemerer, Mary Pane-gal, Ruth Collier, Mary Deitz. La Verne Smith Middle Row: Miss Powell. Helen DePalma. Kitty Hartman. Margaret Jupena, Doris Johnson. Ruth Kasparek. Roberta Printz Bottom Row: Ruth Yett. Marie Casette. Susanne Demark, Dolores Gaudi. Eleanor Seible. Lee Ann Law’son, Marian Joseph SIXTY T MSSOfl My Hi News Staff Editor-in-Chief—Daniel Mash Associate Editor—Margaret Uhring Top Row: Anthony Tnbone, Wilmcr Hoenshell, Daniel Mash, Margaret Uhring, George Evans. Alex Lapina Second Row: Jack Mock, Louise Battaglini. Ruth Gardner. Elaine Beiersdorfer, Yar Cho-micky Bottom Row: Thomas Smith. Joseph Tibcrio, Jean Cohen, Edith Trout. Lawrence Treagesscr. Junior Sportsmen President—Richard Shirley Vice President—Arthur Peach Sec. and Treas. Steve Mikosky SPONSOR: Mr. Crawford MEMBERS Top Row: Andrew Sakos. John Losten. Arthur Peach. Turney King. John Loebach, Warren Davis, Harry Holby, William Ebner Third Row: Earl Stewart. Steve Mikosky. Philip Pyren, Dante Polla, Regis S| ore. William Matthews. Jack Curry. Carl Magill Second Row: Mr. Crawford. Frank Scurci, Howard Gongaware, Robert Frye. Joseph Moffe, Louis Criner, Charles Hines Bottom Row: Mike Genovese. James Erkison. Eugene Howard. William Doviller, Richard Shirley, Russell RuofT, Dale Davis SIXTY-ONE The Band of Jeannette High School MUSIC The most outstanding organizations in Jeannette High School are the musical groups. The orchestra and two choruses, under the able leadership of Miss Olga Gagliardi, presented the outstanding play of the year “Hollywood Bound.” In addition to this the same group presented the annual Christmas pageant, which was acclaimed a real success. Last but not least in this musical organization is the band under the direction of Mr. Edwin Guest. The band has increased its membership throughout the years, and at present plays for school activities, parades, and other city organizations. ORCHESTRA MEMBERS Top Row: Deane Gilmour. Charles Hileman, Trail Becker. Jack Ryan. Robert Wolfe. James Domini. Jack Lord. Middle Row: Misa Gagliardi. Joseph Tray. James Quinn. Mary Louiae Richardaon. Dorothy Henry. Charlea Tait. Bottom Row: Richard Armbruat. Howard McVicker. Robert Mackey, Jamen Caaaell, Danny I ean. John Jenkina. Absentees: Norma Davia. Perry Groas. Betty Henry. Edward Baker, Betty Gongaware. SIXTY-TWO f GIRLS' CHORUS MEMBERS % Top Row: Maxine Thompson, Elda Filoconio. Anns Chupa. Geraldine Gosser, Dolores Elias, Vivian Larimer. Lillie Jane Hutch. Edith Trout. Third Row: Delphine Caparosa, Elizabeth Krujtey, Ruth Grimes, Ellen Nescot. Barbara Moore. Ann Blaze. Dora Chiapparelli. Second Row: Miss Gatciiardi. Lourene Bloom. Hath erine Yeckel, Martha Wade. Marian Zimmerman Dorothy Rupp. Bottom Row: Dorothy Krupey, Ann Simmons. Dorothy Shrader, Jean Cohen. Ida Levino, Marjorie Spino. ALL STATE CHORUS The Pennsylvania All State Chorus took place December 15, 16, and 17 at Indiana, Pennsylvania with Donald Bird, Jane Evans, and Deane Gilmour from Jeannette High School. The chorus, composed of 185 selected voices, rehearsed for three days under Nobel Cain, and on the third night gave their concert to a very appreciative audience. MIXED CHORUS MEMBERS Top Row: Donald Welsh. Richard Kunzler. Wesley Cupar. Richard Hartman, James Heaps. William Weirs. James Quinn. Daniel Romano. Joseph Tray. Harry Felder. Jack Lord, Richard Armbrust. Donald Bird, Robert Davis. Charles Tait. Irvin Sand-son. Edward Loweecy. Third Row: Robert Yeager. Ida Mae Leacock, Maxine Thompson. Floanna Boettner. Norma Davis, Jane Evans. Suzanne Laurie. Kathleen Guy. Mary Louise Richardson. Dorothy Henry. Angela Cilli, Ix is Bigelow. Emogene Baughman. Eleanor Hamilton. Anna Rae Line. Second Row: Joseph Tiberio. Ruth Spifcher. Lena Tiberio. Madeline Freger. Dorothy Carroll. Dolly Bauer. Mae Jean Beiersdorfer. Jean Blaze. Jeanne Ann Williams. Georgia Morriss. Mariana Kooser, Louise Battaglini. Roberta Printz. Margaret Carney. Betty Seigfried. Bottom Row: Elizabeth Pertzog, I-aura Matthews. Ruth Gardner. Hazel Patterson. June Hunter. John Bober. Donald Duncan. James Cassell. Daniel Dean. Paul Koch. George Evans. Madeline Rich, Bette France. Louise Bauer. SIXTY-THREE SIXTY-FOUR VARSITY FOOTBALL MEMBERS Top Row: Mr. Amann, Howard Jenkins. Alphonse Fanelli, Jacob Abraham. James Cavalier. Elmer Evans. Grant Hunter. John Gurzenski. Richard Ross. Georg Gagliardi. Andrew Sakas. Raymond Hodman. William McConnell. Joseph Kitowasky. Andrew Lukon. Edward Hohman. Mr. Albright. Second Row: Mr. Rlgney, Louis Benakonsky, Roy George, Mike Zvara, Merle Baker. Gerald Brown. Matthew Hohn, John Crowell. William Baughman, Paul Laudadio. Urban Cole. Mike Dorohovich. William Tocco. Bernard Chapman, John Naponic, Albert Gazale. Mr. Barnes. Bottom Row: Jack Gazale, Roger Abraham. Robert Krupey, Louis Eriditerio. Albert Cassett, Romeo Cataldo. John Marsico, Frederick Miller, William Oleszwski. Carlo Beneventano. Robert Joyce. Edward Ryan. Dominic Davanti. JR. VARSITY FOOTBALL MEMBERS Top Row: Leonard Galante. John Chester. Glenn Brown. Gilbert Stewart. Harry Felder. Joseph Mastrofranciso. Rocco Difonso. Salvatore Thomas, Jack Lavelle, Arthur Rinaldi, Jack Irwin, Bernard Getto. Second Row: Coach Amann, Geno Dibagno. Robert McCartney, Melvin Benson. Arthur Peach. Joseph Scarlett. Stanley Majkowski, Albert Nestler, Ralph Dietz, William Fallas, Anthony Tatarek. Louis Perischetti. Bottom Row: Sam Marisco, Albert Cassette, Elmer Guy, James Clark, Charles Brennan, Albert Ereditario, Robert Clark. Edwin Paulone. Thomas Ponzetti, Burt Kihchel. □ FOOTBALL SCHEDULE OF 1938 □ Jeannette Opponent Sept. 17 Schenley .... H. 12 19 Sept. 24 Se wick ley . H. 12 6 □ Oct. 1 Open □ Oct. 8 Johnstown . A. 0 39 Oct. 15 Morgantown H. 0 32 □ Oct. 22 Altoona A. 0 27 □ Oct. 29 Norwin H. 0 0 Nov. 5 Redstone H. 6 14 □ Nov. 11 Greensburg A. 7 14 □ Nov. 19 Hurst H. 0 0 Nov. 24 McKeesport H 0 38 SIXTY-EIGHT VARSITY BASKETBALL MEMBERS Top Row: Eugene Criner. mgr.. Arthur Tragosser. Joseph Lander, William Baughman. Elmer Guy. mgr. Second Row: George Gagliardi. Urban Cole. Coach Rigney. Matthew Hohn. Edgar Steiner. Bottom Row: Jack Shearer. Edward Ryan. Robert Davis, Mike Neimic, Edward Hohman. JR. VARSITY BASKETBALL MEMBERS THE STARRED NAMES ARE OUR LETTERMEN Top Row: Joseph Scarlett, Robert Westling. James Christafano. Domnick Davanti. James Clark. John Frante. James Como. Middle Row: Mr. McLean. William Staley. ‘Albert Ereditario, Joe Fanelli, Edwin Paulone. ‘Robert Chew. •Albert Cassette (Mgr.). Bottom Row : ‘John Monaco. ‘Louis Ereditario. ‘Robert Clark. ‘Fred Miller. ‘Joseph Mastro, ‘Robert Horn. Absent: Norman Graham. □ □ □ Basketball Schedule of 1939 Dec. 16 (A) Sewickley Twp .... 30 Jeannette 34 Dec. 20 (H) Youngwood .... 16 Jeannette 31 Dec. 23 (A) Youngwood 31 Jeannette 29 Dec. 26 (H) Alumni 29 Jeannette 28 Jan. 3 (A) Connellsville .... 16 Jeannette 27 Jan. 6 (H) Scottdale 42 Jeannette 35 Jan. 10 (H) Johnstown .... 32 Jeannette 26 Jan. 13 (A) La t robe .... 21 Jeannette 33 SIXTY-NINE BOWLING LEAGUE MKMBEKS Top Row: Gordon Croushore. Ronald Bockwith. Jacob Abraham, William Malcolm, Robert Gault. Rudy St.-mpler. Third Row: William Weirs, Edward Molsky. Robert Hoffman, Paul Poknis, Wesley Cupar. Eugene Vater, John Schmitt. Second Row: Mr. McLean. Thomas Smith Furabauuh. Stanley Gurnick. Regis Spore, son. Edward O’Hare. . Leonard Jack Gib- Bottom Row: James Quinn, Allan Cox bach. James Marisco. Bernard Noonan, ers. Jack Giesmann. } in Paul Loe ymond May CHEERLEADERS MEMBERS Top Row: Bernard Spoxio. Regis Kratochvil. Paul Dan ton. Joseph Also| edin. Mary Emma Bottom Row: Olive Knappenberger, Haines. Dorothy Jean Schmucker. SEVENTY VARSITY GRID SEASON Having one of the toughest schedules in many years, and having a squad of inexperienced boys, the Barnesmen suffered their first setback by Schenley High School of Pittsburgh at McKee Stadium to the tune of 19-12. The next game provided easier competition and the local team won over Se-wickley High by the score of 12-6. Taking advantage of the open date, the entire varsity squad witnessed the Tech vs. Duquesne game at Pitt Stadium in Pittsburgh. The following Saturday the Barnesmen traveled to Johnstown for an aerial setback, the score being 39-0. Playing a well experienced team from Morgantown, West Virginia, the Barnesmen suffered a defeat by the score of 32-0. The following Saturday traveling to Altoona the Jayhawks suffered another defeat, 27-0. The next opponent being our old rival “Norwin” which is always a “bang up” game, the score was a 0-0 tie. This game was played at the McKee Stadium. The next defeat was handed to the Jayhawks by Redstone Tup.; score 14-6. On Armistice Day, November 11. the Barnesmen played a “rip snorter” of a game with the Brown and White of Greensburg. The Barnesmen played head up ball all the way through only to suffer a setback, score 14-7. at Offutt Field. Greensburg. The concluding game was played on “Turkey” Day in cold and freezing snow of which W.P.I.A.L. champs. McKeesport, gave us our last defeat by the score of 38-0. Following the end of the season, the stalwart gridders turned to their annual football banquet at the Elks Temple where they were feted. There were many noted officials who participated in the celebration, which, finally, ended with the election of Paul Laudadio and Ray Hoffman as honorary co-captains. We, the students of J.II.S. want to thank the coaches, namely; Barnes. Rigney, Amann. and Mr. Stroud, the faculty manager for their fine piece of work in coaching and training the boys, scouting teams and handling the financial affairs of the athletic department. GOLF COACH: Mr. Albright Member Top Row: Chester Sanders. Donald Larimer. Robert Chew, Edward Ryan. Charles Dorohovich. Jack Shearer. Bottom Row: Joseph Fanelli. John Domenick, Michael Dorohovich. Robert Stevenson. Mr. Albright. TENNIS TEAM COACH: Mr. Bober Members Top Row: Mr. Bober, Byron Wertz. Jack Gibson. Charles Hileman. Bottom Row: Dick Armbrust. Robert Robinson, Harold Davis, John Broker. Norman Graham. Absentees: Jack Robertson, No. 3 man : Silvio Nepa. Student Manager. SEVENTY-ONE BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS Coach: Mr. McLean. Members Top How: Michael Sensenicki. Elmer Guy. James Mauro, Walter Zamoj, Walter Peach. Bottom Row: Bernard Getto, Joseph Simmons, Oliver Noonan, Samuel Thomas. SPRING SPORTS Bowling: The Bowling league under the sponsorship of James McLean was organized into four teams for the past season: Latin. English. Spanish, and French. The season was highly successful with the Latin team copping prize medals. The high score for the season going to Stanley Gurniak with a 213. SCHEDULE: Open .....................-.........May 4 Greensburg at Jeannette.....April 24 Jeannette at Greensburs:...............May 8 Johnstown at Jeannette......April 27 Jeannette at Johnstown ................May 11 Jeannette at Latrobe...-....May 1 Latrobe at Jeannette.....—.........May 15 Tennis: The Varsity Tennis Team of this year coached by Andy” Bober has made considerable improvement over last year’s team. The racketeers were edged out on the opener by Greensburg 3-2, but coming back and beating Johnstown 4-1. They also took another defeat from Latrobe 5-0. The regular squad is made up of Dick Armbrust, Bob Robinson, Jack Robertson, Johnnie Broker, and Charles Hileman. According to the present standing the boys have a good chance for the W. P. I. A. L. The present standing is Greensburg: 3 wins and no loses, and Jeannette: 2 wins and one loss. Golf: The golf team coached by Dick” Albright had a fairly good season this year, having four lettermen left from last year namely; Mike Dorohovich. William Larimer, B. Stevenson, and Jack Shearer with Charles Sanders and Edward Ryan as substitutes. R. Chew, J. Fanelli, C. Dorohovich, and John Domenick are new on the team this year. At the opening match we find Jeannette losing to Turtle Creek 13-2. The second match Jeannette got back some of its winning spirit and won from Latrobe, the first sectional match at Greensburg Country Club 11-4 on April 21. On April 25 they lost to Johnstown and on April 28 lost another to Greensburg. GOLF SCHEDULE: Jeannette vs. Turtle Creek (A) April 17 Jeannette vs. Latrobe (Gb«. Co. C.) April 21 Jeannette vs. Johnstown (A) April 25 Jeannette vs. Greensburg (A) April 28 Jeannette vs. Turtle Creek May 2 Jeannette vs. Johnstown (H) May 5 Jeannette vs. Latrobe (A) May 9 Jeannette vs. Greensburg H� May 12 Girls’ Interclass Basketball Members Top Row: Katherine Hartman. Mildred Butler. LaVerne Smith. Roberta Print . Bottom Row: Margaret Jupena. Mary Emma Haines. Carmella Constantine. Boys’ Interclass Volleyball Members Top Row: Frank Scurci. Robert Levendusky. Robert Hand. David Johnston. Bottom Row: Abe Glasser. Joseph Tray (Capt.), Robert Lawther. SEVENTY-TWO VARSITY BASKETBALL SEASON Having lost many experienced players from the past season, the Jeannette High Basketeers came through thus season with a fair record of which we must give credit to Pat” Rigney who succeeded Markley Barnes, as coach of the Jayvees last season. The season has not equalled those of the past, but the Red and Blue quintet tasted both the nectar of victory and the dregs of defeat during their basketball season. The spectators witnessed many exciting and thrilling games with our boys fighting until the final gun. Although the J. H. S. quintet did not win the county championship this season, the team at all times exhibited its gameness and the local five battled against oppressing odds at each contest. The staff extends the best of luck to our new Coach, Pat” Rigney, and his basketeers in their future encounters. TRACK TEAM This year’s track has improved over the Red and Blue teams of the past with the keen coaching of Markley Barnes. We have as seniors on the team, Robert Davis who holds the half mile record for the state, Richard Shirley, William McConnell, James Cavalier, John Naponic, and Matthew Hohn. As juniors we have John Leonard, Roger Abraham, Walter Federonka, William Oleszwski, Edward Hoh-man, George Gagliardi, Jacob Abraham, and William Baughman. Elmer Guy, a sophomore, is showing up very well. Robert Davis, and William Oleszwski are carrying off many top honors for the Red and Blue with a good Mile Relay team consisting of Federonka, Hohn, Guy, Davis, R. Abraham and Oleszwski. With six seniors and eight juniors and about ten sophomores and freshmen the team of 39” has been a very successful one. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL The Junior Varsity Basketball squad, coached by James McLean, who succeeded Coach Pat” Rigney has finished another basketball season. Trained by Red” McLean, the boys came through with a successful season. We owe a great amount of credit to Mr. McLean for their success. The Staff extends the best of luck to Mr. MCLean and the boys in their future encounters. SEVENTY-THREE IN THE SPIRIT OF SERVICE MEMBERS Top Row: Paul Stiffey. Bottom Row: Alex Lapina, Clifford Storey, Gerald Smith, James Erikson. The Student Council is the governing body of our school. One of the outstanding things accomplished by our Student Council this year was securing a Public Address System, which our high school needed very badly. Besides governing the school, they have charge of the dances and securing assembly programs; in addition to this, they award a trophy to the club or home room which puts on the best assembly. There is no greater honor, than to be a member of the Student Council, supervised by Mr. Leinbach. A newcomer to our Service Organization in our school is the Printing Staff. This year Jeannette High School printed their own paper, which was published every two weeks, under a very able staff. These boys did a very fine job on My Hi News. We take our hats off to them. The Makeup and Stage Crews play an important part in our assembly programs. The Makeup Crew has the job of making the actors and actresses as much like the character they are portraying as possible, while the Stage Crew handles the setting and sound effects necessary. The gym monitors take the attendance and act as referees during the games. The library monitors see that the books are in order and easy to find. The office force takes care of the attendance and office calls. Much honor is given to the boy or girl who serves in one of these organizations. STUDENT COUNCIL President—Donald Roberts Vice Pres.—Daniel Mash Secretary—Dorothy Henry Treasurer—Kathleen Guy SPONSOR: Mr. Leinbach MEMBERS Top Row: Joseph Tiberio, Jack Lavella. John Bober, John Weiler, Jack Taylor. Paul Danton, ItegF KratochvU, Robert Womer, Jack Beezer. Third Row: Robert Black. Robert Horn. Guy Giquento, Edward Durbiano, James D’Angelo, ('hark Hileman, Earl Steele, James Quinn, Betty Bengel. Second Row: Mr. Leinbach, James Cassell, John Paul I«ovinson, Naomi Fisher, Dorothy Schmucker. Anastasia Gresko. Betty McQuay. Caroline Myers. Bottom Row: Andrew Lesnick, Silvio Nepa, Kathleen Guy. Daniel Mash. Donald Roberts, Dorothy Henry. Irvin Sandson, Armond Ciccone. Absente: Samuel Cima. SEVENTY-FOUR f GYM MONITORS Members Top Row: Junior Grossman, Charles Wilson. Mike Boggio, Regis Krat-ochvil. John Broker. John McClosky. Middle Row : Dorothy Warrender, Bernice Aunzino. Doris Johnson. Delores I eomagno, Helen Pawlik, Marie Cassette. Bottom Row: John Brennan. Robert Levendusky. Eleanor Seible. Robert Lawther. David Johnston. LIBRARIANS Members Top Row: Herbert Lohr, Emma Urban!. Rose Po|� ovicht Doris Henderson. Bottom Row: Virginia Funk. Genevieve Gross. Florence Cappozi. OFFICE FORCE Members Top Row: Ida Sandell. Dorothy Gill. Mary Egan. Ruth McQuay. Valeria Aleshunas. Bottom Row: Nancy Shrum. Ann Yuhas, Wanda Pratt, Regina Renker. PRINTERS Members Back Row: Adolph Cosco. Earl Steele. Charles Eliard. Jack Sever. James Coj enhaver, Daniel De Matteo, Robert Steiner. Front Row: James Dangelo. Steve Sandor. MAKE UP CREW Members Top Row: Wilda Smith. Jean Schreiber. Marie Morris. Bottom Row: Georgia Morriss. Ethel Hassinger. SEVENTY-FIVE COMMITTEES I } JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM . - „ . , . ( Miss Hutchinson JUNIOR PROM 1938 Adv.sors | Miss Advisor- Miss Lobody Daniel Mash William McConnell Margaret Carney Joseph Mash George Evans Wanda Pratt Ruth McQuay Regis Kratochvil Donald Bird Howard Jenkins Donald Roberts Elwood Jepson Daniel Mash Charles Lang Joseph Epley Ruth Gardner Paul Danton Robert Davis Virginia Sittman Thomas Blaze John Bober Sidney Yarlett Margaret Carney Dorothy Gill Jane Shearer Joseph Epley Georgia Morriss Jack Gibson Kathleen Guy Esther Kruj ey Donald Duncan Dorothy Entinger Hazel Patterson William McConnell Betty Snyder Betty Croushore Betty Carroll Peggy Gallagher Tony Tabone June Hunter Mary Emma Haines Ruth McQuay Margaret Uhring • Richard Ross SENIOR PARTY Advisor Miss Hutchinson Daniel Mash Ruth McQuay Paul Dnnton Jane Shearer Jack Giesmann Sidney Yarlett Robert Levendusky June Hunter Howard Jenkins Winogene Willis Dorothy Gill James Quinn Harold Davis James Copenhaver James Riehl Jack Gibson Russell RuoflT Eleanor Hamilton Robert Womer Jeanne Williams Richard Entinger Mariana Kooser Mary Emma Haines Wanda Pratt Edith Trout Jean Blaze BANQUET Daniel Mash Margaret Bender Gordon Croushore June Black Aldo Paulone Violet Serlo Mary Seber Betty Snyder ANNOUNCEMENT Daniel Mash John Bober Helen Biss Dorothy Mary Raynak Robert Davis Eugene Vater Warrender COMMENCEMENT DANCE Daniel Mash Winogene Willis Eleanor Hamilton Donald Roberts HONOR STUDENTS LESTER HAINES........Valedictorian DORIS JOHNSON..........Salutatorian EUGENE VATER Honor Orator Ida Sandell Dorothy Jean Herrholz Mariana Kooser Doris Henderson Jeanne Anne Williams Hilda Mae Graham Lois Bigelow Olga Sandella John Schmitt Kenneth McHugh SEVENTY-SIX COLLEGE NIGHT Jeannette High School observed College Night on the evening of March 17, this educational opportunity was a new feature in the Guidance Program of the school. Seventeen other neighboring high schools were requested to participate and meet the representatives of the 33 colleges, trade and business schools that so whole-heartedly cooperated. A delightful program of entertainment preceded the period of conferences. Although the attendance was far below expectations, we plan to conduct College Night again next year with certain adaptations that will insure a larger attendance of seniors and their parents. COMMENCEMENT QUEEN A feature of the 45th Annual Commencement Dance to be held at the Oakford Park Pavilion on the evening of Picnic Day will be the crowning of the Senior Queen, Kathleen Guy. She will be accompanied by her Maids of Honor, Mary Raynak and Jane Shearer. These seniors were selected by their classmates and are thus especially honored. The crowning will be made by some outstanding individual and will take place early in the evening. It Is planned to make this a feature of the annual Commencement Dance. The committee in charge of arrangements is Eleanor Hamilton, Winogene Willis, Dan Mash, Don Roberts and Warren L. Stroud, of the Faculty. Music for the dancing will be provided by Frank Paterra and his Orchestra, featuring the sweet voice of Miss Jane Enis. This is the same orchestra that made such a fine impression at the Junior Prom in 1938. SPECIAL AWARDS The Bausch and Lomb Science Award this year goes to Henry Smollen. Henry was chosen as the recipient of this reward by the Science Teachers on the grounds of fulfilling the requirement of four years of science, and his general interest in science. One of his many activities was repairing and mounting the skeleton oT a full sized cat for the Science Department. The skeleton was placed upon a wooden mount. This is a fine tribute of the effort and patient work of a student scientist. Last spring two of our high school boys, John Bober and Paul Dan ton. were elected by the student body to be sent to the Keystone Boy’s Camp sponsored by the American Legion. This camp is situated at Indiantown Gap and its purpose is to better acquaint the boys with the Government of Pennsylvania. Each boy was elected to an office which was governed similar to our state government. This is another worthy project sponsored by the American Legion. The National Thespians in a national dramatic honor society founded for the purpose of creating a more active and intelligent interest in dramatics among the boys and girls of secondary schools. The society is purely educational in nature. Membership Is extended to all students who qualify and who are worthy of membership. Each high school unit of the society is called a “Thespian Troupe.” Each troupe Is assigned a charter number. Troupe 304 has been assigned to Jeannette High School. Thespians in Jeannette High School are; James Cassell. Robert Davis. Edwin Marsh. Betty Jane Morris, Paul Stiffey, and Joseph Tray. The Staff wishes to take this opportunity to thank George Evans, Lester Haines and Kathleen Guy for their fine work in managing our business affairs. SEVENTY-SEVEN OUR NEW CLUBS T Q_y HE Chef Club organized by Miss Duncan in September 1938, was open to all boys interested in food preparation and camp cooking. This club has been very successful this year. The Automobile Club was organized in November 1938 by Mr. Boettner for Seniors only, in order to acquaint them with traffic regulations and improvements in the motor car. We think this club is very much worth while. Also in September 1938 Mr. Black organized a Girls’ Mechanics Club. The object of this club was to familiarize the girls with the repairing and adjusting of different fixtures in the home. Miss Vater organized the Rembrandt Club in September 1938 for students who are interested and talented in various forms of art expression. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS If we have succeeded in our efforts to make this book what we wish it to be, it is due to the generous support which has been given it. Therefore, we, the staff of 1939 are very grateful. To the School Board for its interest in the publication of this book. To Mr. Maclay for his untiring efforts as our photographer. To Miss Wilda Hutchinson for her advice and assistance. To the Senior Class for its cooperation., To Mr. Knox of the Northern Engraving Company for his advice and ideas. To Mr. N. C. Griffith of the Jeannette Publishing Company for his excellent cooperation in printing our book. To all who have supported this book in any way whatsoever. SEVENTY-EIGHT m Year Book Staff of 1939 and its advisor Miss Wilda Hutchinson, wish to extend our grateful thanks and appreciation to all the merchants of Jeannette and Vicinity who helped make possible the success of our book. :«5 SEVENTY-NINE DOLLARS ARE DRIVE WHEELS YOUR HOME BANK Earning power drives the whole machinery of your life. Money clothes you, feeds you, educates you, provides the pleasures and comforts of life. Dollars accumulated in the bank give you power for success. They put drive-wheels back of your ambition. A growing bank account will help you to any goal of life that you set for yourself. Build it up now. First Jeannette Bank and RESOURCES MORE THAN TWO MILLION DOLLARS Trust Company Phil Taylor THEt®tHUB Philcrest Suits Bostonian Shoes Dalton Hats The Original Taylor Clothing Store JEANNETTE LUMBER COMPANY 'The liuilders'1 Department Store” Sun Proof Paints, YVallhide, Floorhide and Waterspar Enamel So. 4th St. Below High School PHONE 198 Lumber and Millwork —:— Hardware and Supplies Compliments of . . . McQuillen’s QUALITY GROCERIES Phone 26 JEANNETTE, PENNA. Phone 26 Plato Archer A Surealistic Synopsis of L’Aventures de Ginsberg by the Murdeler of the King’s English Sheet Metal Work Tin, Slate and Composition Foreword: All characters and events depicted in L’Aventures de Ginsberg are not purely coincidental. If you think we would go to the trouble of getting something original, you’re mistaken. Roofing Our hero is Gaston Pasquale Nero Ivan Ginsberg, Jr. His father didn’t want to be the only one stuck with a handle like that, and neither did his father before him, and so on. Some other time when we’re in the Repairing and Furnaces mood we'll tell you how it all started. It has something to do with the League of 1915 Phone 450 J — Residence 450-M 253 Eighth Street, Jeannette, Pa. Distinctive Wear for the Girl Who Cares 2Ratttrr’s SEMLER COMPANY Manufacturers Cast Iron Strain, Drainage, Sprinkler and Flanged Fittings Flanges and Flange Unions MAIN OFFICE AND WORKS: JEANNETTE, PA. Nations. Well, anyway, this fugitive from a beauty salon was on his way to school one fine afternoon. He was thinking of all the girls he left behind and other sacrifices he had made recently (not to mention the English exam he flunked). But oh. his aim was just to go “steady” with Priscilla Prune. After all, wasn’t he the second string end on the football team? Wasn’t he tall. dark, and handsome? Well, wasn't he? Priscilla thinks he’s O.K. anyway. Gaston stopped off at Felder’s or the “hangout” as most of the gang calls it. Here he sets out to find a sucker who would lend him a few shekels. He had it all planned and tonight was the zero hour. The time when he would ask “her” the momentous question. Ivan would walk “her” home after school, he’d offer “her’’ a soda, and then he would pop the question. Quote, “Prissy,” dear, “Will you honor me by going to de Junior-Senior Prom wid me?” Unquote. Wasn’t that rather poetic? Nero had bought the tickets, he had contracted with Dan Zanarini for a corsage of orchids. His new suit was ordered from Taylor’s. His father had sent the car DUNCAN'S FOR HARDWAR E W. W. Lau rence Paints and Varnishes 313 ( lay Ave. Jeannette, Pa. Sprucebank Helzel Co. Sheet Metal Work and Roofing PHONE 927-J 627 Clay Ave. Jeannette, Pa. “Say It With Flowers” Koerbel’s to Linhart's Garage to be washed and oiled. He thought it best to patronize home industry so you see he was kept busy. It was getting late and Mr. Onehour and Tenperscent didn’t exactly appeal to Junior. nevertheless our hero hurried off to the Bastille. Luckily for Ginsberg that he had the fourth period study hall. There was much to be planned, to mention a G L1C K’S CUT-RATE DRUG STORE A Prescriptions Carefully Compounded 305 Clay Avenue If IF.s From PHONE 5 M Herbold’s Quality Bakery Jeannette, Pennsylvania 312 Clay Avenue—Jeannette, Pa. • IT’S GOOD PENNSYLVANIA LUMBER CO. CONTRACTORS : BUILDERS LUMBER : MILLWORK ROOFING : PAINT PHONE 83 5th and GASKII.L AVENUE Meet You At Sam's . . . FELDER’S Luncheonette and Confectionery Wholesale and Retail Ice Cream All Kinds of Specialities Next to Harris Theatre Phone 784 few minor items such as English and algebra. We are now in Celler seat Ql. The in-mates- the students are all studying (?) and we find Ginsberg poring over his English. Pardonez-moi, I mean snoring. Miss Study Hall Teacher broke a ruler over his head. I believe he is now awakening. Several minutes elapse ... He leans COMPLIMENTS OF . . . CARMIN MASH LIBERAL CLOTHING CO. CLOVER FARM STORE 117 S. 2nd Street Jeannette, Pa. ROCK OF AGES —M em o rial— Jeannette Monument Works Phones: Office 148-J Residence 148-M lirk JmtFral lump You never gamble on quality when you shop at Penney’s. Our testing laboratory is constantly on guard. No “seconds” no “irregulars,” ever find their way to our stores. Only the BEST is good enough for Penney’s customers. J. C. PENNEY CO. Jeannette, Pa. back to relax, sprawling his legs out and closing his eyes. Visions of loveliness begin to appear before him, yes. none other than Priscilla Prune. Ah! Isn’t she swell? HLs head droops and he is dead to the world; his first stop in the land of “nod” is the Country Club. The orchestra is swing out with Alexander’s Ragtime Band and Jitterbug Ginsberg was jivin’ down the ole groove with Priscilla in his arms. This was paradise. But the inevitable had to happen. After all, life is made up of the good and the t)ad. He had promised “Skinnay” a dance. Ouch! Was she ugly! As they were struggling over the floor she alibied, “My, isn’t the floor slippery?” Ivan retorted, “If it isn’t the floor, I just had my shoes shined.” Was he relieved when the dance was over! Time Marches On! The car sped on the highway with Gaston at the wheel. One arm held the steering wheel, which had been straightened at Howard’s Garage, firmly and the other held Priscilla likewise. Ivan speaks, “What kind of lipstick do you use honey?” “Kissproof,” ( We dona latutatE The Senior Class of Jeannette High School upon its successful completion of their school work . . • Princess CHAS. D. DRACH PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE Headquarters for Accurate and Dependable Prescription Service, Biologicals and Drug Sundries 404 CLAY AVENUE PHONE 46 she demeurely replied. I bought it at Kealey's Drug Store. “Well rub it off, it's the wrong shade, (for further details consult your daily News-Dispatch Column —As he said this he parked the car in front of Seiler’s Confectionery where they dined and danced. While waiting for the repast Ginsy suggested they hit the timber (Jeannette Lumber Company,) high- RUPFS AUTO SERVICE LUBRICATING—BATTERY SERVICE GENERAL REPAIRS AMERICAN PRODUCTS North First Street Jeannette, Pa. PHONE 9538 PORTRAIT COMMERCIAL REMPES STUDIO “Get a Good Photo While Your About It” Seiler's Confectionery Patent Medicines, Magazines Tobacco, Ice Cream and Candy Lunch At All Times • AT ARLINGTON CORNER Cor. Firs! anti Harrison Arlington • PHONE 9584 Jeannette, Pa. 31 N. Main St. Phone 797 Greensburg COMPLIMENTS OF Arlington Dairy Products Cream Top Milk PROPERLY PASTEURIZED Phone 1450 : : : : Jeannette, Pa. Compliments of 0 ADONS Furniture Store JEANNETTE, PA. The MORDEN STUDIO for Artistic Portraiture Photography in all Its Branches Reduced Prices to Students Maddas Bid);., GreensburR Phone 138-J Next to Courthouse JOE Workman Department Stores for Greater Values —JEANNETTE— GreensburR Irwin LAIRD F. SHRADER Est. 1914 REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE NOTARY PUBLIC 211 South Third St. Phone 421 Compliments . . . JACKSON’S SHOE STORE The Home of X-Ray Fitted Shoes 518 Clay Avenue Jeannette Complete Line of Buster Brown Shoes ly polished with Lawry’s best paint. After dancing all over her shoes, which she bought at Gillespie’s, they went to their table and Nero exclaimed, “My plate is damp!” “Quiet,” said Priscilla. “Priscilla, is your plate not damp.” said Ginsy. “Why that is your soup, said Priscilla. The time came to say adieu and so Ivan or Gaston called for the bill. When he saw During Your High School Days THE NEWS-DISPATCH Was Always on Hand With the News That Interested You the Most......... ...........And So You'll Find It After Your School Days' Too! JEANNETTE PUBLISHING CO. DISTINCTIVE PRINTING UNION LABEL PHONES 448 and 449 The E. GIRON STUDIO “For Pictures of Distinction’’ 111 S. Second St. Phone 1125-R Wm. J. PEEL . . Groceries . . 20 Vi E. Gaskill Ave. Reuben Levinson NOTARY PUBLIC Real Estate - Insurance PHONE 1954 First Bank Trust Bldg., Jeannette, Pa. E. F. HORN WALL PAPER AND PAINT SUPPLIES GREETING CARDS The Jeannette Thrift Corporation You Can Keep a Good Credit Rating by Borrowing Here to Pay lip Your Past Due Accounts. Room 308 First Bank Trust Bldg. Jeannette, Pa. PHONE 750 the statement it struck him that he forgot his wallet. So he telephoned the Glass City Bank for a ten dollar bill. That wasn't the only thing that struck him, because Miss Study Hall Teacher (remember) just broke another ruler over his head. Further punishment might have been inflicted, but Pasquale was saved by the McKee Glass Company Established 1853 ❖ JEANNETTE, PENNSYLV ANIA DEL VITTO’S AUDITORIUM Make Del Vitto’s Auditorium Your Health Resort Roller Skating, Indoor Tennis, Dancing and Basketball Regular Skating Session, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Evenings Saturday Afternoon for Children Also Available for Skating Parties Monday, Wednesday und Friday Display Shows and Card Parties CALL JEANNETTE 710 514 S. FIFTH STREET • 29th year MISS CONLEY'S SCHOOL 0214 Walnut Street, East End, Pittsburgh % Secretarial Training for Young Women Approved by the Committee on Standards for Pennsylvania Business Schools bell. He strolled wearily down the hall toward chemistry class. He regained consciousness when he entered the room. Priscilla sat two seats behind him. How could he concentrate on formulas, with an angel so close to him? He got over this enough to write her a note. THE NOTE: Dearest Priscilla, every hour I am,, away from you seems like weeks. I hope you’re not mad at me, because I was holding hands with the school nurse. It's all a mistake. I had a sprained wrist and she was kind enough to use Glick’s special liniment on it and bandage it for me. There is no other girl but you. I never look at another woman (I hope.) If you ever leave me I shall kill myself or become a school teacher. P. S.—I would like to walk you home tonight after school. Love and kisses xxxxxxxxxxxx As soon as he had finished the teacher asked “Ginsberg, are you learning anything?” “No, teacher, I’m listening to you.” He answered. Ginsy had to perform an experiment before the class for that crack. He was unprepared, but he wouldn’t let himself be humbled in “her” sight, so on with the experiment. It had something to do graduation DIAMONDS «� WATCHES «� JEWELRY MANSON'S Jewelers and Optometrists 306 CLAY AVENUE JEANNETTE, PA. 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It only took him a few seconds to practically blow the school house to Miss Conley's School and back, and in less than that time we find Gaston Pas-quale Nero Ivan Ginsberg, Jr., on his way to the Principal’s office, charged with writing notes, insulting a teacher, and j SQyiomctristsS v.—- not preparing his lesson. Here he stood a condemned man. What could he say? How could he explain to the Principal to make him understand? It was all so futile! Oh, how every one misunderstood him. “Suffer!” “Suffer!” “All I do is Suffer,” he thought. “Well, young man, what have you to Com jtlirn ents of TOCCO’S MARKET PHONES 947-948 126 N. Third Street Jeannette, Pa. LAW RY’S IVall Paper, Pain , Artist Materials, Glass and Greeting Cards 222 S. Fourth St. Phone 262 Jeannette, Pa. 4- arkUncj Radiant smiles . . . heartfelt gratitude and appreciation . . . these are your reward from the graduate as he or she opens the gift from . . . 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ELLIOTT COMPANY Manufacturers High-Grade Power Plant and Industrial Process Equipment Main Works and Headquarters JEANNETT E, PA. MOBILGAS MOBILOIL USE MOBILGAS Howard Gasoline Oil Co. 500 North Third Street Phone 767 Best Wishes to the Graduates of ’39 from fMLLESPIE’C “Jeannette’s Best Store” Ik. to ask the question, he began to utter, “Priscilla I have an important-er-a- what I mean is-a- Well, what is it Ginsy. I can’t hang around here all day. “Will you go to the Commencement Dance with me?” “Of course. I will but it will be your funeral. This story has no ending. This story makes no scents (Oh no?) We just want to tell you not to fall in love or else this may happen to you. Just remember I have warned you. Fistic Follies Of 1939 The announcement was posted on the bulletin board in the main hall. “Interclass boxing will commence this evening in the gymnasium. All boys who are interested report to the instructor at 3:35 today ' A group of boys were crowded around the bulletin board discussing the possibility of going out for the match. We see Joe Plunk entering the scene. Joe was a freshman and had not tried his skill at any of the school’s athletic acti- Westmoreland Glass Company Makers of HIGH GRADE TABLEWARE GRAPEVILLE. PA. Euwer's Truly « “Jeannette’s Dependable � Home Furnishers” 30 YEARS of successful selling in CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS SHOES FOR ENTIRE FAMILY . . . A [ay Dux cDj-±i.ociation± with you be as pleasant after you are thru your school years as they were when you were undergraduates ------ Harris Theatre JEANNETTE, PENNA. COLKER’S Extend Congratulations to the Class of ’.‘19 FOR Graduation CIotKes VISIT COLKER’S Corner Clay and Sixth Specialists in Fashions Style Right Clothes at Moderate Prices Compliments of . . . JEANNETTE SHADE ANI) NOVELTY CO. MANUFACTURERS OF GLASSWARE JEANNETTE, PA. THOMAS R. CROCK, President Compliments of . . . Frank A. Maselli Pharmacist 620 Clay Avenue Jeannette, Pa. Strem's - Camera - Portraiture 203 Manos Bldg., Greensburg, Pa. 429 Penn Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. Phone Greensburg 696 JAMES E. HUGHES Jeweler 408 Clay Ave. Jeannette, Pa. vities. He saw the bulletin and determined to become a boxer. He persuaded Blackey lyse to sign up with him that evening after school, for there’s nothing like a good sparing partner. They were not given the gloves yet, but the instructor assembled all the try-outs and suggested that a little exercise to get them in condition would do no harm. After the gruelling workout we were not able to recognize our friends. It was a miracle that they were able to walk home. Joe’s mother was astonished at his enormous appetite. The boys got together and decided to build training quarters of their own. 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The real punishment was watching everybody else eating chocolate ice cream cones, apple pie and candy, which they were prohibited from eating. But they withstood all these temptations for the reward of being champs and winning a letter. Joe and Blacky’s great quest for badiy needed strength had made two different boys of them. They had lost their chubby w'aist lines, and muscles took their place. All that has been mentioned above might have seemed tough, but it was a lark compared to the real thing. The big fight! It came time for Joe’s fight Blacky was second on the calendar so he didn’t have to worry for awhile. Joe was a little nervous as he went out into the ring, hut after the bell had rung he thought he saw a million fists flying before him. and before the referee could blink an eye, Plunk was on the floor. After that I didn’t dare watch the massacre. Blacky was next and he had heard what happened to his pal. but he wasn’t afraid, no. even if his opponent was a champ last year. 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