Jeannette High School - Jayhawk Yearbook (Jeannette, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 142 of the 1944 volume:

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I . 7, 1 '1 if' .l f' ,FY a .ff ' f .1 yi fm. ,,. '4-'F'- . I l 'D l 1 M-, , i The 'Q J AYIIAWK 99 A COMEDY DRAMA IN THREE ACTS Mr. C. W. Patterson Producer ......... ...,...,rr..,.,.r........r..rr.. . Adele J. Battagiini Directors .....r........ r.r.,r., B runo M. Pertetti . J Jayhawk Stati The PVWJCJPGJS ...,.r.,r,, .................r.......,..rrr. S eniors Supporting Cast ........... .A.,.......,..,,.,..,r.... F acuity Freshmen . Sophomores Extras, etc. ...... .... ,,.,,, , Juniors Boy Meets Girl Act One Music Drarnatics Art Ciubs Journ atisrn , Competition Act Two . Eoottv ati B asketb ait CX Jos Sports U CJneerteaderS HaPPY Endmg Monitors t Three - ' i Ac . Languagq Ctutos TX Law town Forum r J ScienCC . ' Horns? ECOOOWCS 51 CXuJoS it This Volume of the Jayhawk is L D E II I C A Looking back over our tour years in Jeannette l-ligh, we, the seniors, tind that we have become the possessors ot an asset tar beyond appraising. Our association with the school, faculty, and extra cur- ricular activities has been the connecting link with our adolescence and our place in lite as citizens. So, as our last tribute and in sincere appreciation tor the help and guidance accorded us, we, the seniors, wish to dedicate our I944 Jayhawk to Jeannette l-ligh School and its activities. ll TID.. Through the endless effort of this year's staff, another yearbook has come off the press. Each member of the staff has done his separate part and each one has cooperated to the extent that no one deserves any more credit than the other for the success of the book. Our adviser, Mr. Patterson has put in more than his share of the Work and The ADELE BATTAGLINI BRUNO PERFETTI K Co-Editorf AYHAWK taf has kindly supervised the Work of the rest of the staff. Working under the obstacles of War shortages and speeded up production, this publication has been produced under increased strain. The turmoil has ceased, the staff has com- pleted its work and to show for its effort We have the 1944 Jayhawkfl RINGER ....,....... Bnfineff Manager NEIDERHISER ,,.,.. ....... C lub Editor MCDONALD MASON ,....... ....,....,... T ypixt GALLENA ..., . . .Club Editor LESAGE . , . . DUNMIRE, N. , . . . , , ........ Typift ScHLossER ..,,. . .,,., Treafurer BAKER . , , . , LOMICKA ,.,,. ....,........, A rtist KLINGENSMITH . , . . . ,Club Editor DUNMIRE . . FELDER .....,. .... B miner: Manager WEBB ,..... . , . .... Treaxurer SKELLY , , . . MILLER ,........,... Bufineff Manager KUSH ,..... . .,.. ........ T reamrer MYERS .......,...,.......,.,. Typift BE1ERsDoRrER ,,.. .,.. S porn Editor RUGH . . . BLEIBERG, Cabsentj . . ,Biuineu Manager LAPINA .... , . . ...,.. Trearurer 5 Elem' ZANARINI ..,. ,... . Senior Senior .... .Senior Senior Senior Senior Senior Editor Editor Editor Editor Editor Editor Editor ADAMSON BINDA C BIIARII of EDUC TIO The school directors need no tormal introduction, tor they are lcnown and respected by all students. Working together they torm the sturdy toundation ot our public school system and willingly give their services without remuneration. Due to their unceas- ing ettorts and incomparable leadership Jeannette l-ligh School boasts ot a very tine social and scholastic schedule. We wish, at this time, to otler our hearttelt gratitication to them tor the innumer- able times they have given us helpful advice, which has made our high school experience one always to be remembered. NN H H KE N PBUDUCEBS - STAGE MANAGER AD INISTRATIO FOSTER B. SNOWDEN, PH.B. CLafayetteD, M.A., Ed.D. CU. of Pitt? . . . our superintendent . . . has a quiet mannerism which might explain why he is so well liked . . . is constantly active in social events about town . . . hunts and golfs . . . member of Rotary and Phi Delta Kappa. JOHN M. MACLAY, A.B. CSyracuseD, M.Ed. CPenn Stateb . . . adjectives couldnlt begin to describe our principal . . . he's a grand guy . . . is quite an accomplished pianist and a great socializer . . . member of Kiwanis and American Legion. FRANK B. LEINBACH, A.B. CFranklin and Marshallb, M.A. CU. of Pitt.D . . . in addition to his numerous duties as vice principal, this energetic man also is Chairman of Junior Red Cross in school . . . teaches U. S. History in an interesting manner with vivid descriptions. ELROY S. ALBRIGHT, B.S. COhio Stateh, M.A. CPittD , . . teacher of physics and science . . . rather hep on square dancing , . . athletic trainer . . , has charge of our school movies . . . did graduate work at Penn State. ALFRED M. AMANN, B.S. CU. of Pitt.J . . . teaches our potential bookkeepers . . . assistant football coach . . . sponsor of junior Sportsman Club . . . noted for his humorous wit and jovial laugh . . . enjoys fishing. KATHRYN BARLEY, A.B. CHood Collegeb, A.M. CColumbia UQ . . . here is a teacher who is very obliging . . . has one of the difficult teaching tasks- that of teaching Latin . . . sponsors the Latin Club . . . very much inter- ested in music and makes delicious candy. A. MARKLEY BARNES, A.B. CU. of Pitt.D, ME. CPitt.D . . . this gentleman rates high with the fellows . . . is our great football coach and has proved it by the teams he displays . . . also coaches track team . . . is now head master of gym. HARRY N. BAsoM, A.B, CAlbrightD, M.A. CU. of Pittl . . . the good humor man of .... jokes and corny jokes are his specialties . . . keeps every- one guessing about his middle initial... teaches history and sponsors Alpha Hi-Y. KATHERINE BAUGHMAN, A.B. CGoucherD, M.Y. CU. of Pitt.D . . . if therels a service man who was a former student of hers in school, he just naturally turn toward her room . . . loves to travel and cook, etc. . . is our Espanol teacher. . M 1 I? AMN' 1' BAUGRMAN ALBRIGHT B Asoivi 'V B ARN E S TEN CRITICS AND PBUMPTERS A CULTY GEoRcsE BLACK, QU. of Pittlll . . . Has a great home life, of gardening, raising poultry, and a hne wife . . . keeps a strong hold on his classes of boys, but he's still noted for his humor . . . teaches fundamental uses of wood. GERALD BOETTNER, A.B., M.Ed. CU. of Pitt,D . . . claims he could teach h . anyw ere in U. S. . . . any wonder . . . attended six schools of higher learning . . . has a hard exterior but don't let that deceive you. OLGA BOZZAN, B.S. CWilsonD . . . the ideal of all Freshmen is this peppy redhead . . . starts them on the road of better English, plus being their adviser . . . square dancing rates high in her field of entertainment. HUGH A. DlAMATO, BA. QU. of Wlest Virginial . . . has done post graduate k J wor at litt . . . sponsor of the Priestly Science Club . . . this congenial fellow is interested in photography. MARGARET DICKROEGFR, A.B. CU. of Pitt.D . . . Sponsor of the Vocalion Club . . . hobby, amateur movie making . . . very friendly and always ready to return a smile . . . helps prepare seniors for college. ERLA R. DOUBLE, A.B. QU. of Pitt,D .. . Sophomore class adviser. .. member of Phi Alpha Theta . . . also the Honorary Fraternity . . . prefers quiet and studious pupils. . .is one of the most efficient teachers. . . teaches algebra. M. GENEVIEVE DUNCAN, A.B. KU. of Pitt.D . . . sponsor of the Quiz Club . . . a member of the Young YVomanls Club . . . very petite and efhcient . . . enjoys reading and collects match covers . . . teaches French an d English. ELIZABETH GRENO, B.A. CSeton Hill? . . . adviser of Alpha Tri-Hi-Y . . . has a magnetic personality . . . enjoys walking to her home in WVoodlawn . . . teaches English and math . . . did graduate work at Pitt, DUNCAN HARSHEY GREN0 HUTCHINSON HERR H0142 JOY INr :RAHANI KNEYP BOZZAN BOETTNER DicicRoEGER . . WILDA HUTCHINSON, A.B., A.M. CU. of Pitt.D . . . This pleasant character BLACK DoUBl-E is a member of the Pi Lambda Theta . . . great aid to Senior Class as UAMAT0 adviser . . . teaches English . . . also attended U. of Chicago. MARY L. INGRAHAM, A.B. CWilsonJ, M,A. CU. of Pitt.D . . .This busy teachler is junior Class adviser and Junior-Senior Prom Committee . . . hobbies, going to the theatre and handiwork . . . teaches algebra and math. lIAzEL N, HARSHEY, A.B. 'CU. of Pitt.J '. . . is very neat and' trim in ap- JOHN Jov, B.S. CSlippery Rockb . . . working on M.E. at Pitt . . . teaches qearance . . . preparesseniors .for work in the world . . .yadviser of Town health. and physical' ed . . . this popular young teacher sponsors the Boys orum Club . . . hobbies, cooking and baking . . . and shes quite good, too. Athletic Club . . . is now on leave of absence as an Ensign in the Navy. OROTHY JEAN HERRHOLZ, Bus. Ed. Qlndiana S.T.C.D . . . One of our newest ESTHER F. KNEYP, A.B. CU. of Pitt,J . . . Collecting souvenirs is her hobby d youngest teachers . . . greatest interest,. her girl scout troop . . . hobby, . . . ranks high in popularity among the teachers . . . is head of the Etta llecting coins . . . teaches typing and retail selling. K ' ette Club . . . teaches English to the sophomores. ELEVEN C' LonzsUN RUGH LINinsAY REUTER - A d POWELL JAMES L, LINDSAY, B.S., M.Ed. CU. of PItt.D' . . .Dteaches general science an arithmetic . . . the Call of the Wlldv inspires him . IS an ardent hunt- ing, fishing, and scouting fan . . . sponsors the Sci-HI Club. JOHN M. LODZSUN, B.S. CTempleD . . . added variety and entertainment to assemblies with renditions of his chorus, band, 'and orchestra . . . enjoys fishing, cooking a meal . . . always sharp and quick on the uptake. JAMES H. MCLEAN, A.B. CWestminsterD M.Ed. CU. of Pitt.D . . . our new Varsity Basketball coach . . . coaches Jr. Varsity. Football . . . a good natured fellow always ready to smile . . . teaches biology. DORIS PATCH CSeton Hilll . . . one of the newer members of the faculty who is friendly and sociable . . . teaches Home Ee .... member of Young Women,s Club and Sigma Kappa Phi. C. W. PATTERSON, A.M., M.Ed. CU. of Pitt? . . . our Jayhawk adviser . . . has a knack for playing Cupid . . . hobbies-photography, gardening . . . teaches English . . . has left an indelible impression on all his students, EDITH B. POWELL, B.S. CU. of Pitt.D . . . vivaciousness and vitality define our Miss Powell . . . trim as a pin and interested in most sports . . , spon- sors Girls' Sports and teaches Physical Ed. ULA M. REUTER, A.B. CU. of Pitt? . . . here is a woman with a composed and quiet manner . . . liked by all who know her . . . collects antiques . . . teaches Civics and World History. SHIRLEY I. RUGH, A.B. CU. of Pitt.D . . . attracts large audiences with her dramatic productions . . . her drama students helped entertain the Cadets at St. Vincent's . . . hobbies-dancing and reading . . . teaches English. CHARLES B. RIGNEY, B.S. CWash. and Jeffj, M.Ed. CU. of Pitt.D . . . faculty manager of athletics for several years . . . sponsors the First Aid Club . . meets the hardworking Freshies daily in his Civics classes. AURORA SCHAFFER, A.B. CU. of Pitt.D . . . enjoys all kinds of sports . . . is very proud of her post card collection . . . teaches World History from morning till night . . . is head woman of the History Guild. ORPHA M. SCHALL, A.B. CU. of Pitt.D . . . enlightens the commercial stu- SCHALL SHAUL dents with her knowledge of Shorthand, OHice Practice, and Law . . . is right at home while working in her garden . . . sponsor of Beta Tri Hi-Y. STROUD STUMP WILBUR E. SHAUL, I.A.Ed. CCalifornia S.T.C.D . . . teaches boys principles of Machine Shop and Mechanical Drawing . . . has made many friends since he came to Jeannette . . . supervises War Production Training. WARREN L. STROUD, A.B. CPenn Stateb, M.A. CU. of Pitt.D . . . rejoined our faculty this year after serving fourteen months in the USMC CSgt.D . . . teaches World History and Civics . . . for ever feeding someone candy and cookies. adviser likes to read or see a good movie teaches Typing a 0 R I Z G I 1 LUCILLE M. STUMP, B.S. CU. of Pitt.D . . . has done a grand job as Oscar , ' . . . ' A . . . ' d l Economic Geography . . . has done graduate work at Pitt. n DRAMATISTS - LYRICISTS- TWELVE MATIIEWS WYIAE , . H AR I XVEAKL-AND SIIEAREIA, R-N' . . V ATU - FRY MQCLE A H015 SER BERTA lXlARIE VATER, AB. CU. of Pitt.D . . . presenting our Artpteacher . . her hobbies go hand in hand with her work---traveling and collecting souvenirs . . . sponsors the Rembrandt Club, RUPERTA C. WVEAKLAND, BS. Clndianab . . . the first Ayear-we have this petite little lady with us . . . dancing, reading, and taking pictures ,are -her hobbies . . . teaches Business English, Commercial Law, and Personal fyping. MARY M. YVYLIE, BS. CHood7 . . . a lively member of the faculty, is adviser of the Chef Club . . . spends much time square dancing and hiking . . . teaches many girls Vocational Foods and Related Arts. MILIJREIJ D. NIATTHEWS, our popular,-secretary of Mr. Maclay . . . has an abundance of hobbies such as collecting pins, souvenirs, photographs, and filling scrap books . . . deeply interested in square dancing. PAULINE HOIZSER, an efficient secretary . . . one of the attractions in the Directors, Office . . . shares nearly the same hobbies as Millie . . . photo- graphy and pin collecting. MARY POOLE RACCLEERY, Secretary of School Board . . . through her own efforts has a lovely garden . . . is a wonderful cook . . . an active member of the VVomen's Club. REBECCA SI-IEARER, R.N .... quite attractive, is always smiling . . . studied at Westmoreland Hospital and Duquesne . . . could easily beat most of us at golf or bowling . . . takes good care of our health. JOHN H. HART . . . the 'fboogie many' of school who is really Il grand guy is our truant officer . . . contrary to his title he is always pleasant and whistling . . . has a fine garden and hunts and fishes IH his spare time. PHILIP A. BYERLY . . . although this utility man comes in to work after we are gone, his presence is certainly evident by his good work . . . he IS just a new addition to the staff. ALBERT- CONNOR . . . Al is our superintendent of janitors . . . constantly . . Improving and bettering our building. . . everyone knows and likes this congenial fellow. BYERLY CoNNoR JOSEPH L. HARTZELL . , . a new addition to our utility staff this man has HAR-HELL KLEXST made many friends . . . is quite proud of his garden and grandchild . . . does wood work In his spare time. MILBURN RAVIART MRS. ELLA KLEIST . . . here is a little lady with plenty of vitality and a pleasant smile . . . always bustling around keeping our building clean . . . crochets and keeps a beautiful garden in her spare time. ROBERT MILBURN . . . here is a man very much interested in our welfare by stressing fire hazards . . . K'Bob', can be located In the Fourth Street building Where he IS custodian . . . a callman of the Jeannette Fire Department. ALPHONSE RAVIART . . . custodian of Seneca Heights School and caretaker of McKee Stadium . . . much to our surprise he is quite hep on the clarinet . . . being a lover of nature, spends much of his time in the garden. AGE ESIGNER -PLAYWIII IIT THIRTEEN , .' x t QW! Introducing X N-.1 J'Mon1 Si' onun . as Q -' HAMLET N: .F T ' -55 ' 5. FRESHMEN Standing: Bishop, Treasg Miss Bozzan, Adviser: Koch, Vice President. Seated: Bleiberg, Secretary, Hanks, President. JUNIORS Standing: Pat Rennels, Sec., Gillespie, Treas.g Mrs. Ingraham, Adviser. Seated: Abraham, President: Shrum, Vice Pres. AS FIFTEEN SOPHOMOR ES Standings Martin, Vice President: Miss Double Adviser, Baker, Treasurer. Seated: Hollendoner, Pres., Daugherty, Sec. SENIORS Standing: Baker, Treasurer, Miss Hutchinson Adviser, Gaskell, Vice President. Seated: Zimowski, President, Gallena, Secretary 1 5 VIL We seniors have struck our last one morel' until the end of school udatev off the calendar. Yes, May 25, is the last date. And now, we are considered the young citizens of our country. We seniors are not graduating in the best Weather,'. In fact, this, our graduating year, will also mark the third year since our country entered the War. We are graduating at a time when We will be put to the severest test of all that our education has afforded us. Some of us will secure positions. Most of us will go into the armed forces. And a few of us will go on to higher learning. But high school has meant for us a bridge between adolescence and manhood and Womanhood. Our education has given us a certain quality which will aid us in applying ourselves to the tasks of the World. SIXTEEN 0 And, so, We now leave our Alma Mater with the hope that what we have learned and gained will help us to be better citizens and to hold and appreciate the freedom and privileges we are now fighting for to preserve. JAMES AGONA-Practical Arif- What's cookingv is not a new phrase to K'Sluggo , who was Vice President of the Chef Club . . . Football and basketball are his principal recreations . . . belonged to the Reading Club and Priestly Science Club . . . Alan Ladd, Harry James and dancing are his favorites . . , greatest dislike is conceited people . . . ambition is to become a machinist . . . intends to join the navy after graduation. WII,I.IAM Ac:oNA-General-A future Aviation Cadet is Bill', . enjoys playing football and basketball . . . member of the Chef Club, Priestly Science and Navigation Club . . . dislikes corny movies . . . his favorite diversion besides girls is collecting photographs . . . prefers Tyrone Power and Harry James . . . his ambition is to become a pilot. JEAN ALLWINE-General--Belonged to Classical Club, Alpha Tri-Hi-Y and Etta Kette Club . . . AllwineU favors Stirling Hayden and Fred Waring . . , favorite recreation is watching football games . . . attending meetings of the 'fJunior Debsl' is her principal out of school activity . . . likes to eat . . . hopes to become a successful nurse in the future. ANFIO IANTCJNACCI-C67L6fdliA popular lad is Anfio . . . athletically inclined he has joined the Junior Sportsmen Club and has played on the Varsity Football Team . . . collects match covers in spare time. . . favorite movie star is Spencer Tracy . . . baseball and swimming occupies his recreational hours. JAYNE APPEL-Practical .ffrtf-wlf you dislike conceited people then shake hands with Jayne . . . her hobby is writing interesting letters , . . was Secretary of the Girls Mechanics Club . . . likes walking and sports . favorite movie star is Bette Davis while Fred Waring heads her mus interests . . . ambition is to be happy and have lots of friends . . . plans on becoming a telephone operator. HELEN i'xUGUSTINE1PfdCffCdZ Arn-Helen is 21 shy senior who dislikes sophisticated people . . . spends most of her time reading . . . belonged to the Vocalion Club, Home Economics and Commercial Law Clubs . . . dancing and skating are her principal diversions . . . Greer Garson and Fred Waring head her list of favorites . . . ambition is to be an Interior Decorator . . . suggests a cafeteria to improve our school. ROBERT AUL'I'Z-05716701-:KBlltCh,Su chief hobby is eating . . . was Vice President of the Beta Hi-Y and Chef Club, Treasurer of the Allegro Club, and belonged to the Varsity Football Team . . . likes to sing and listen to good singers . . . believes we should have more school dances , . . is an Army Air Cadet. ROBERT AUSPIT-G6?l6fdliA popular fellow is Bob . . . his greatest dis- like is snobbish people . . . ice skating, football and movies rank high in his estimation . . . member of Model Airplane Club, Beta Hi-Y and Navigators Club . . . builds model airplanes in his spare time . . . would like to have a date with Lana Turner . . . Cary Grant and Kay Kyser share the spotlight as his favorites . . . ambition is to become a pilot, HYMAN BAKER-General- Bay is a member of the Yearbook Staff . . . is active in many of the school clubs. . . dislikes homework Cwho doesn't?D . . . prefers sleeping to anything else . . . favorite recreation. - v is table tennis . , . is a Fred Waring fan . . . a musician himself, he hafdx ff played in the high school only for ou years, . , .Y A' V, L' A - I ' I' I 10 E f , . 'XJ , , 'w enioks fri: X. T! . J. AGONA C AULTZ AUSET BAKER, H. SEVENTEEN ALLWINE APPEL W. AGONA ANTONACCI AUGUSTINE lj f H Q is fi' by 1 . 1 f J . I 4' ' . .K , Jr v , 1 I D lr' A 55 I A V, VERA BAKER-Academic-A vivacious cheerleader is Widget . . . won ' . I i I 3 the title of Miss Personality of ,44', . . . was class president our first Q' If v - ,I two years and treasurer our fourth . . . loves to sleep, talk, and laugh ' V Cask Mr. Boettnerj . . . seems to make quite a hit with our class president . . . a Navy Nurse is W1dget,s future. ADELE BATTAGLIN1-Commercial-Far from lax is our Adele . . . always always ready for a good time . . . actively inclined, she was president of the Vocalion Club, and member of the Beta Tri-Hi-Y, Chorus, Oscar and Student Council . . . favorite recreation is dancing to the music of Glenn Millerls orchestra . . . editor of the yearbook . . . intends to enter the Commercial field after graduation . . . is a QT. MELVIN BECKER-Practical Arty- Murph is one of the immigrants from Harrold's . . . made plenty of friends while here . . . constantly seen with his ,29 Plymouth . . . was quite chummy with D. T .... Uncle Sam took him away to the navy. C. WALTER BEIERsuoREER-General-Another very popular 'fchapv is K'Walt'l . . .member in good standing of the Beta Hi-Y, Oscar and Yearbook Staffs . . . favorite star is Cary Grant . . . plans to attend college in the near future . . . his favorite orchestra is that Ye's Dancef' man, Kay Kyser . . . engineering is his chief ambition, JANICE BEMATRE-General- Shorty is a typical high school student who likes Harry James, dancing and Robert Taylor . . . likes bicycle riding, making friends, of which she has many . . . hobby saving letters from different states or countries . . . greatest dislike is snobbish people . . . was Vice President of Etta Kette Club her senior year . . . ambition is secre- tarial work . . . member of Girls Mechanics and Grex Club . . . will some day attend business school. ESTHER BENEVENTANO-General-This bonnie lassie, nicknamed Benny likes to make new friends . . . hobby is collecting pictures of friends . . . 'fBenny has been Treasurer, Secretary, and President, respectively, of the Health Club . . , enjoys the music of Guy Lombardo . . . member of the Alpha Tri-Hi-Y and Mixed Chorus . . . favorite recreation is table .tennis . . . wants to attend nursing school upon graduation. ROBERT Bisi-roi'-Practical An:--A well liked senior is Bob . . . likes driving a 1942 automobile, baseball, and swimming . . , in his spare time he explores the intricacies of his radio . . . was a member of the Beta Hi-Y . . . likes to see Wallace Beery and listen to the music of Harry James . . . his ambition is to become a good machinist . . . more social affairs is all he desires to improve our high school . . . Another Air Cadet. PAUL K. BLACK, JR.-Practical Artr- Blackie is a popular fellow in the class. . . he belonged to the Classical Club, Navigators and Priestly Science Club . . . likes eating a big meal after a long walk and also likes reading adventure stories . . . his favorites are Gary Cooper and Harry James . . . ambition is to become a research chemist . . . will some day work for a chemical company. ANTHONY BLAsioL1-General- Tony is a trifle on the small side, but always full of life . . . was a member of the Reading Club four years . . . could all day long . . . and does . . . likes to sleep . . . thinks Study have softer seats . . . ambition is to drive a trailer truck. any kind of sports . . . that there were no a Carmen BISHOP BLACK BLAs1oL1 EIGHTEEN iw? 1' 'I BATTAGLINI BIZIERSDORFER BENEVENTANO MELVIN L. BLEIBERG-ACdd677liC-liMCl,y is a very popular lad in our class . . . a very active student . . . was a member of the Student Council, Alpha Hi-Y, Orchestra and Band . . . especially likes any beautiful girl who is a good conversationalist . . . thinks Lana Turner is tops . . . plans to be an engineer. ' HENRY BORASIOiGEIZ8fdZ-HCHIY will leave us soon after graduation to enlist in the Merchant Marines . . . was president of the Priestly Science Club . . . member of the Mixed Chorus his Junior and Senior years . . . a very amiable fellow with no dislikes . . . likes all- sports, but enjoys boxing most of all . . . his goal in life is to be successful. ELIZABETH BRECHT-Commercial- Blondie was a member of the Library Club, Collectors Club and Commercial Law Club . . . likes to meet new people . . . and dance to Horace Heidt's music . . . Dennis Morgan tops all the movie stars in her personal survey . . . hobby is collecting stamps . . . plans working in an office. SARAH BROCK-General-Pleasant and friendly . . . when a junior, was treasurer of her home room . . . is an Etta Kette member . . . pet peeve is snobbish people . , . chief out of school activity is writing to a certain army man . . . suggests a larger library would improve our school . . . hopes to be an efficient secretary. 5 Tom BROWNELL-Academic-Harroldys gift to j.H.S. is Tom . . . Spik Jones' City Slickers is the orchestra that is tops with him . . , hobby is building model airplanes, and hopes to be a pilot some day . . . joined the Junior Sportsmen Club and Alpha Hi-Y . , . believes our high school Q should have a baseball team . . . intends enlisting in the Air Corps. FLORENCE BuRoUN-Practical Arif-Member of Collector's Club an ' Girls' Mechanics . . . Flon likes to go to football and baseball games . . . George Montgomery is ideal in her estimation . . . ambition is to be successful in everything she does. . . Kay Kyser is her favorite band . . . dislikes snobbish people . . . plans to be a Marine. RoBER'r BURKEiCE7I67'l1f1UBObU is very much interested in golfing . . it is his greatest like, favorite recreation and hobby . . , member of the Biology and Navigation Clubs . . . Pet Peeveu is clocks that donyt run on time . . . favorites are Bing Crosby and Freddy Martin . , . thinks the auditorium should have new seats . . . plans to join the Army Air Cadets after graduation. NIILDRED BUSH-General- Busby is a friendly girl who canlt abide snobbish people. . .loves to write letters to men in uniform... belonged to Nature Study and Commercial Law Clubs . . . is another one of the many who suggests a cafeteria to improve our school . . . ivouldnlt miss a football game if you paid her . . . plans to become an accountant following graduation. BETTY CAESAR--General-Belonged to the Mixed Chorus and Library Club at Harrolds . . . came to J,H.S. in her Junior year . . . joined the Health Club . . . fried chicken is OK. with Bet . . . favorites are Harry James and Cary Grant . . . wants to enlist in the Cadet Nurses' Corps after she receives her diploma, and don the uniform of an angel of mercy. eniofzs g A Mo, Y W , ,ff .X AX N f J XTX BLEIBERG Biuicnr r f 9 5 BIROWNEEL, ,- if jf' ' 'fi BoRAsIo 'sv L 215' BROCK , BURCUN BURKE BUSH CAESAR NINETEEN DoRoTHY CAMPBELL-Commercial-This petite Miss is a Beta . . . to make 'KDottieU happy just set a big piece of ginger-bread and whipped cream in front of her . , . has many admirers, both male and female , . . Dottie plans to become a successful secretary. . . as to looks and personality that spells success in every language . . . a HJ. Dfl N CATHERINE CARLHE1M-Commercial- Kay has come to us from Manor High . . . belonged to the Glee Club and Junior Homemakers in Manor, and the Town Forum Club in Jeannette High . . . roller skating ant collecting Christmas Cards comprise most of her spare time . . . favors Alan Ladd and Tommy Dorsey in her list of personalities . . . as to the future, she isn't saying. MAIJELINE CARAl,LIkPTdCf'fCdl Arty-Better known as Ban . . . dancing and swimming are tops with her . . . goes for the Alan Ladd type . . . member of the Home Economics Club this year . . . doesn't have any dislikes . . . enjoys writing short stories . . . a friend to everyone . . . would like very much to become a nurse . . . likes to meet people. a dull moment in his life and we aren't kidding . . . can be found after school working in local clothing store and every night at WVoodl1wn member of the Grex Club Cof which he was president his senior yearj and Allegro Clubs. . .favorite movie stars are 'cBugs Bunniev and Wo0die Woodpecker . LEO CARROI.I.-C:8'I'lEf!1f-L60 is a lad who-well hc's just that way-never T Fred Warings Orchestra likes to read 'i good book in her spare time . . . thinks a cafeteria would improve our school . . . wants to have a successful career, then marry . . . principal out of school activit NOIKINA CARUso-General-A quiet and pretty lass . . . Neeny' prefers, . , . . l 1S The Jr. Catholic Daughters of American. QS M1ciiAEL CASARIO-General-A handsome curly headed lad is Ujazzibi . . . voted the best dancer of our class and proves it when dancing to t rhythm of Glenn Miller. . . after graduation, plans to join the navy wthere many of is friends are . . . Alpha Hi-Y, Sci-Hi, Popular Science, and Music Club claim him . . . usually found in Lincoln Heights. DONALD CASPER-General- Casey is one of those lads at which the girls cast amorous glances . . , considerably shy but very well liked by all . . . loyal Alpha . . . active in sports . . . enjoys seeing Betty Grable fWho doesn't???D but abhors ,getting up in the morning . . . favorite orchestra is Teddy Powell . . . ,main ambition is to be a Naval Aviation Cadet. CHmmmmlD LOUISE CEGLINSKY-Practical Arrk-Here's Miss Matthews' Good Girl Friday . . . member of Qrls, Mechanics Club and Nature Study Club . . . likes to read . . . seeing movies and dancing are her favorite pas- times so that explains why she likes Tyrone Power and Tommy Dorsey , . . ambition is to becclne a filing clerk. BETTY CHICOTELLA-General-J'Bets was a member of the Home Eco- nomics Club her junior year . . . would suggest more recreation and less work to improve our high school . , . thinks Cary Grant is smooth and loves to dance to Harry James, music . . . collects popular records for her hobby . . . dislikes stubborn people . . . in future life will be a nurse. x i CASPER CEoL1NskY CHICOTELLA TWENTY is joe CI-IUMP-General-Joe is one of those likeable, but quiet lads . . . was a member of the Aviation Club . . . has a great distaste for oral reports. CWe sympathize with youl . . . likes listening to the radio and Red Skelton . . . builds model airplanes . . . an ardent Tommy Dorsey fan . . . plans for the future are to join the navy. GILBERT CLARK-General- Gildersleeven is a shy likeable lad who is simply airplane nutsu . . . if you don't believe us, listen to this list of activities . . . Model Airplane Club, likes reading books on airplanes, build model airplanes, plans to be an airplane mechanic, etc .... also thinks Tommy Dorsey and Red Skelton are tops . . . suggests softer seats in study hall to improve our Alma Mater. VVILLIAM COLE-General- Bill was a recent import from Penn Town- ship . . . had originally attended J.H.S .... quite interested in sports and a certain Junior Miss . . . followed his hobby by joining the Model Airplane Club . . . plans for the future are very vague . . . no doubt Uncle Sam will help him decide. RICHARD CONRAD-General-Always with a pleasant smile and congenial manner , . . Dick'l has been active in the Alpha Hi-Y and Student Council . . . greatest enjoyment is watching the gladiators of the grid- iron ply their trade . . . resents the so-called ndrugstore cowboysi' . . . can relax at a good movie or listening to the melodies of Tommy Dorsey . . . a Lana Turner fan . . . will join the navy upon graduation. JACK COPELAND-Gemera!-Presenting the Jesse Bjoerlingy' CSwedish operatic tenor? of the senior class. . . Jughead is known for his marvelous voice and plans to earn a living by using it . . . his pet peeve is drugstore cowboys . . . member of the Allegro Club of which he was Vice President his junior year, Music Club Cpresident his senior yearj and the Arts and Crafts Club. CURTIS CRAIG-Practical Arty- Junior sees plenty of movies for nothing . . . no wonder, he works at the Harris-Manos Theatre . . . favorite movie star is Gary Cooper . . . member of Arts and Crafts Club . . . plans after graduation Cif Uncle Sam doesn't claim him first? to train to be a theatre manager. BETTY JANE CRESCENZO-GKNETQZ-H6fEyS a young lady who knows her abc's and p's and q's . . . DutchU has one of the largest collections of baseball players you'd ever want to see. . . member of Sci-Hi and Biology clubs . . . being easy to get along with, she dislikes those who are indifferent . . . loves to correspond . . . ambition is to become a research chemist. ALICE CRISMAN-Practical Arif-This attractive girl graces the member- ship of the Home Economics Club, where she cooks some delicious dishes . . . her greatest likes are skating and her one and only in the dislikes people who crack chewing gum . . . plans to attend a school and become a successful designer. RUTH CRISMAN-Practical Arty-Came to us from Penn T junior year . . . a member of the Beta Tri-Hi-Y , . . likes to collect postcards, or go to the movies . , . is a Ginger Rogers fan swoons to Harry James' music . . . dislikes people who crack their chew- ing gum . . . intends to be a beauty operator. n JMJMM 9 I B140 ,fjf , . ul!-QC enemy 'tn' A-C? Af B 1 i Q. 6 CRESCENZO CRISMAN, A. R. CRISMAN TWENTY-ONE CIIUMP CoLE S COPELANIJ V 0 I CLARK CONRAD CRAIG DONALD CROUSHORE-GZWZTHZ-HCfC,S a lad who dislikes to be reminded of his small size . , . but we all know Ducks for his big heart . . . member of the Aviation, Arts and Crafts, Navigation, and Reading Clubs . . . Bowling and outdoor sports are his favorite sports . . . plans for the future are uncertain. JOSEPH DAVANTI-G67L3fdZ-HHS been a member of the Alpha Hi-Y and Grex Clubs . . . would like to travel in later life . . . enjoys watching football games . . . prefers music of Harry James, Orchestra . . . dancing and collecting pictures comprise his hobbies . . . thinks Ingrid Bergman and Alan Ladd make the ideal screen combination , . . Snuffey wants to be a success in whatever life holds for him. FRANCES DAVIS-G67LBfdl-6cFf3H,, holds an honor that she is very proud of . . . she has never been late or missed a day of school in her life, CNow we all hang our heads in shamel . . . member of the Sci-Hi, Etta Kette, Reading and Grex Clubs . . . hobby is collecting items about friends . . . has the beauty and personality that spells Usuccessll in every language. RICHARD DAVIS-ACddZ7lLiC-riDlClC,, has been a member of the Grex Club three years and is a member of the Spanish Club . . . is interested in sports and drama . . .makes a hobby of raising different kinds of animals . . . dislikes people who refuse to cooperate . . . hopes someday to become either a doctor or a lawyer. RALPH DELBENE-Practical Arty- Beans is a small energetic chap who is fond of sports and athletics . . , has no liking for so called grand standersl' . . . enjoys Kay Kyserls music and admires the talents of Henry Fonda , . . strangely, he likes to work! l l . . . would like to see J.H.S. enlarged . . . his future plans are rather indefinite. JOANNE DELisoN-General-Good natured and obliging plus a blonde is Del . . . the Alpha Tri-Hi-Y, Allegro and Health Clubs brag of her membership . . . loves to travel and dance . . . after graduation her am- bition is to become a nurse which we are sure she will succeed in . . . thinks we should do away with study halls. LORETTA DEMATTEO-General-Loretta is one of our rather quiet class- mates . . . always ready for a laugh though . . . belonged to the Com- mercial Law Club . . . listening to the radio and bowling are her favorites plus Alan Ladd and Harry james . . . her only ambition is to End a good job after graduating. ANTOINETTE DENUNZlo-General-Antoinette likes to dance which ex- plains why she is so good at it . . . nickname of TeTe is a mystery . . . Girls' Mechanics was only school activity . . . pet peeve is drug- store cowboys . . . spends her spare time going to the movies to see Alan Ladd and listening to Babe Rhodes on the radio. . . ambition is to become a dancer. LAURA DENUNZIO-Commercial-This young lady has been a member of the Girls' Sports and Sci-Hi Clubs . . . active as a home room officer for three years . . . finds no place for conceited people . . . relaxes at a good Alan Ladd movie . . . suggests a new school building as an ideal im- provement to ,l.H.S .... is uncertain as to future plans. .e.'1i0'eSf , lDElVlAT'I'EO DENUNZIO, A. L. DENUNZIO TWENTY-Two DAVIS, F. DELBENE CROUSHORE DAXVANTI R. DAVIS DE1.1soN FRANK DEWALT, JR.-General- Frankie is a man of sports . . . has been on the jr. Varsity Football and Basketball teams, Varsity Track and Football teams . . . at the time of graduation he will be in the Air Cadets preparing for pre-flight . . . is an all around fellow to everyone who knows him and more wished they did. EDITH Di BAGNO-General-Edith ca'n't stand to see a fellow in the service of the U. S. dressed sloppily , . . is a great song fiend or jazz critic . . . joined Rembrandt, Priestly Science and Reading Clubs . . . a library monitor . . . hopes to become an efficient nurse . . . frankly, your choice is a happy one. ROBERT DIETZ-G67lEf6lZ1A famous character around our school is Bohn . . . has a Very special way with the girls . . , was Junior Class Presi- dent . . . belonged to numerous clubs among which were Alpha Hi-Y and Rembrandt . . . makes a good chairman for committees . . . will attend college as preparation for being a doctor. WILMA DrFEENDERFER-Commercial-The greatest of all teasers is Diffyn . . . can be found at any soda fountain sipping a chocolate soda while listening to the music of Harry James . . . a casual acquaintance may say she is quiet butM . . . plans to attend business school but her greatest ambition is to get the O. P. A. to lift the gas rationing. ERMARUTH DILLER-Commereial-Ermaruth is known for her neatly kept tresses . . . thinks the world could get along without conceited people. . . hobby is collecting book matches from different cities in U. S .... happiest when playing the piano and roller skating . . . a good secretarial position when school closes and she'll be quite content. MARYLAND DILORENzo-Commercial-Maryland has been quite busy these last four years . . . president of the Girls, Mechanics and Com- mercial Law Clubs, treasurer of the History Guild Club . . . her only dislike is inquisitive teachers . . . plans to be a secretary . . . suggests new teachers for our high school. MARIE DOMINICK-General- Dolly is one of our petite misses. . . member of the Vocalion, Nature Study, and Health Clubs . . . hates to wash dishes . . . fdon't we all? ? D . . . could dance to that jive of Sammy Kaye all of the time . . . George Montgomery is her ideal . . . a little on the quiet side . . . ulikedu to eat chocolate candy bars . . . will ,go into training for a nurse. CHARLES DONALDSON+PfdCliCdl Arif-Here he is folks . . . the spark plug of the Senior class . . . active in many ways? . . . member of Junior Sportsman, Alpha Hi-Y and Vice President for three years for the Grex . . . student manager of the football team and golf team plus being a Thespian . . . ChickenU claims brunettes and dancing as his favor- ites . . . plans to join the navy after graduation. ALICE DONNELLY-COWl7VlETCfdl-CHD you imagine a quiet, friendly person, well that's Alice . . . plays the piano quite well . . . collects photographs . . . enjoys eating lemon pie . . . plans to attend business school after graduation . . . wants to be an interior decorator . . . has all the qualities necessary for success . . . would like to visit Ireland, eniofzs AJ. DOMINICK DONALDSON DONNELLY TWENTY-THREE DEWALT DIETZ DII.LER DIBAGNO DIFFENIBERFER DILORENZO 'z.ff 'f 'B Y 9 . :se- ,TJ 1g'YI .. 5 5 5 . Q -Q S X i s l WILLIAM DONNINI-Practical Arif- Bill used to Cwith emphasisb spend his spare time driving around in his Ford . . . didn't find time to join any clubs while at J.H.S ..., enjoys puttering around machines and engines . . . as far as he's concerned Shep Field's Orchestra is tops in the melody field . . . hopes to get into the Air Corps as a mechanic. PETER DOUDS-GENETEZ-ThiS athletic lad is president of the Boys' Ath- letic Club and excels in gymnastics . . . has performed notably in tumbling exhibitions in assembly . . . Pete enjoys collecting stamps in his spare time or listening to the music of Fred Waring . . . admires the acting of Gary Cooper ...is rather uncertain as to post graduate activities. REGINA DREISTADT-General- Reg came to us from Harrold's . .. joined the Navigator and Commercial Law Clubs. . .likes to eat . . . regards book reports as difficult . . . ambition is to get a good job . . . admires Humphrey Bogart . . . suggests a swimming pool would improve our high school . . . plans for future are uncertain. MARGARET DRYLIE-Practical Arn-Member of the Etta Kette Club . . . conceited people are no friends of hers . . . admirer of Ronald Reagan . . . plans to go to a seamstress school . . . only ambition is to do her best . . . we know you will, Sis'l. ELIzABETH DUNMIRE-Academic-One of our future nurses. . . inter- ested in anything pertaining to health . . . enjoys good football game . . . member of Nature Study, Vocalion, and Priestly Science Clubs . . . a First Aid helper for emergencies . . . will probably succeed because she is consistent. NAOMI R. DUNMIRE-Commercial-The last four years has kept i'Tort' quite a busy member of the Nature Study, Health, Commercial Typing and Law Clubs . . . is also a typist on the Yearbook Staff . . . especially likes stuffed peppers and cherry pie . . . hopes to continue her education in a Business School . . . Hedy Lamarr and Mark Warno and his Lucky Strike Orchestra head her list of favorites. GEORGE ELIAS-Commercial-Member of the Band for four years . . . admirer of Gene Tierney . . . prefers bowling as his sport . . . his nick- name judge signifies his seriousness in his work and his thoroughness in his undertakings . . . will likely be a successful C. P. A. HILDA EREDITARIOYGEMETQZ-A member of the Etta Kette Club and also the Girls' Sports Club . . . was the Home Room secretary and treasurer during her Freshman and Sophomore years . . . a cheerful girl who enjoys writing letters to service men, especially in the Navy .... will always find her at the movies when Bette Davis is playing. ELINOR EVERETT-General-One of those people who doesn't like having their name spelled wrong . . . loyal supporter of J.l'l.S.'s sports . . . has a special interest in going to Bedford as often as she can . . . Vocalion, Nature Study, and Priestly Science Clubs occupied her attention . . . has no definite plans for the future. 6VUO'Z.S DONNINI DREISTADT sg ELIAS EREDITARIO EVERETT TWENTY-roux N. DUNMIRE, E. Douns DRYLIE N. DUNMIRE ,fAULINE FILIPPINI-General-This happy lassiels clubs include the Girls' 4 ROBERT FA1soN-General- Jake is Vice President of the Priestly Science 1 9 Club this year . . . also belonged to Allegro Club and took part in our 1 Band . . . favorite recreation is eating . . . likes to see Ingrid Bergman ff on the screen and listen to the music of Tommy Dorsey . . . dislikes spinach and cowboys . . . would like to the join the Naval Air Corps after May. ANNA FALTA-Commercial- Annu is the Secretary of Girls' Sports Club of which she has been a member for three years . . . likes to stuff herself with cake and ice cream . . . finds no place in her life for conceited people . . . for relaxation enjoys dancing to the music of Kay Kyser . . . thinks actor John Payne is tops . . . is an active member of the Jr. C. D. of A .... would like a career in secretarial work after graduation. RICHARD FAWLEY-Practical Arzr- Dick came to us from Washington Q Wendel Junior High where he was class president in his sophomore year . . was a winner of the American Legion Award . . . belonged to the Gun and Sportsmenls Clubs at .... has an exciting recreation of horseback riding and hunting , . . has plans for becoming an engineer. FRANCIS FELDER-Academic-Two of f'Put's main interests are music and women Cwhy Put I'm surprisedlll . . , business manager of the Yearbook Staff . . . activities were Band, Orchestra, Student Council, Beta Hi-Y and Classical Clubs . . . plans to attend college and become an Aeronautical Engineer . . spends many happy hours playing in dance orchestras. lVlARY FELIA-Commercial- Angy' is a gift to J.H.S. from Harrold's, where she was secretary of the Tenth Grade Class . . . also a member of the Mixed Chorus . . . lists among her favorites Clark Gable and Harry James . . . dislikes doing homework . . . plans for the future are un- certain . . . would like to travel around the world. 'KENNETH FETTERMAN-Practical Arif- Kenl' is a spirited chap who likes to have plenty of good friends . . , is president of the Junior Sports- amanls Club . . . enjoys the sports of the Held and stream . . . dislikes conceit and superiority complex in some people . . . an admirer of Betty Grable and music of Harry James . . . interests lie in Aviation and Mechanics . . . would like to become a Flying Cadet in the Air Corps . . . object in life is to be successful, THELlN1A FICHTNER-General- Thel is always trying something... usually the teacher's patience. . . conceited people are not her class , . . lists her favorite diversion as dancing or bowling, also a member of the Girls' Mechanics and Girls' Sport Clubs . . . a captain of the interclass basketball Club for two years . . . her ambition is to become an efficient clerk. Mechanics, Grex, and the Beta Tri-Hi-Y . . . likes to dance to the music of Harry james . . , undecided about plans for future . . . says lots and lots of school dances would improve our high school . , . a fan of Ingrid Bergman. MARIE FISHEL-Academic-One of the popular set of our class... definitely fond of dancing . . . loyal Alpha Tri-Hi-Y member . . . was Class Treasurer in her freshman year . . . has plans of going to Bucknell to become a business woman. Zl'UO7!.S FICHTNER FILIPPINI FISHEL TWENTY-Five FA1soN F AWLEY FELIA ,,. -MK FALTA F ELDER F ETTERMAN HELEN FOREMAN-G6715TdZ-MCmbCf of the Priestly Science and First Aid Club . . . was a treasurer of the Nature Study Club . . . also quite a football fan . . . poor sports are definitely no friends of hers . . . suggests fewer assignments for homework. FLORENCE FRIEDMAN-Commercial-Here is a girl who has raven black tresses . . . Flow is a whizz of a typist and a smooth dancer . . . was a Beta Tri-Hi-Y, Health Club, and Commercial Typing Club member . , . a constant companion of 'KFlip', . . . constantly an efficient secretary. HELEN GALLENA-Academic-a very well known member of our class is Helen . . . like many of us, she dislikes getting up early in the morning . . . our efficient class secretary for three years . . . enjoyed her mem- bership in the Vocalion, Classical, and Etta Kette Clubs . . , to become a nurse is her ambition in life. CARMELLA GAROEOLA-Practical Art:-'fCarm is a friendly girl, but can't abide snobbish people . . . Member of the Home Economics and Health Clubs . . . likes to get tangled up in a bowl of spaghetti . . . could listen to that usweet musicv of Harry James either dancing or skating . . . thinks our school needs a cafeteria . . . hopes to go to business school. JOSEPH GARRICK-Practical Artr-Member of the Reading Club, Junior Sportsman also Scrap Drive Sergeant-answers to the nickname of Whiteyy' and enjoys social people , . . has the fine ambition of enlisting in the Air Corps . . . suggests a clock in study hall. VERNON GASKELL-Academic-Meet our great football player Boogel' . . . finds nothing better than mashed potatoes . . . Tommy Dorseyls admirer . . . holds membership of the Junior Sportsmanls, Boys' Ath- letic, Alpha Hi-Y and Football Clubs . . . plans to be one of Uncle Samls nephews in the future , . . suggests a swimming pool for our high school. REGINA GASPARATO-Practical Arif-Getting up in the morning is the dreary part of Ginnyls', day . . . has been a member of the Home Economics Club for 2 years . . . could watch a football game anytime or eat chocolate candy . . . reading and writing letters takes up most of her spare time . . . enjoys a good Errol Flynn movie as often as possible . . .thinks Vaughn Monroe's Orchestra is just wonderful . . . would like to see longer Home EC. classes . . . plans after graduation are uncertain. ALMA GEHRKE-Commercial-Noted for her natural blonde curly hair . . . likes to see a hard-fought football game . . . plans to go to business school after graduation . . . hobby is writing letters and is kept busy b it . . . lists as her favorites Ingrid Bergman and Kay Kyser . . . ambi- tion is to be a capable stenographer. BLANCHE GILLIS-General-For advance in designing clothes see this sunny Miss . . . Health and Home Economics Clubs made up her list of activities . . . likes to dance and listen to popular recordings . . . the combination of John Payne and Lana Turner suit her fine . , . plans to attend business school. GASPARATO GEHRKE - G1LLrs TWENTY- SIX eniofzs ' FOREMAN 3 GALLENA rvxfizxnnicic M FRIIEDMAN GAROFOLA GASKEl.L ROBERT GILMOUR-GEIlffdf-uS3WClllStU is a Beta Hi-Y member . . . greatest dislike is himself . . . very active in sports . . . a member of the track team for two years . . . his chief hobby is annoying teachers . . . plans to join the U. S. Coast Guard and hopes to attend the Coast Guard Academy . . . good luck to a popular senior. MARY FRANCES GoLNosK1-Practical Amr+Here is another pretty Miss of IHS .... and personality to go with it . . . says Mary Frances, 'fGee, just give me a big dish of spaghetti and would I be happylu . . . abhors conceited people . . . has no plans for the future, except settling downfl MARY LOU Gooo-General-A letter writing Hgaln with a special fondness for spaghetti . . . enjoys the activities of the Sci-Hi, Girls' Sports Clubs and the Beta Tri-Hi-Y . . . the enchanting music of Harry James, Orchestra has won Mary Lou's favor . . . also is a VV. in out of school activities. KATHRYN GoouY-Commercial-Member of the Reading Club, Com- mercial Typing Club and Student Council . . . dislikes rainy weather . . . Kathy is fond of Babe Rhodes! Orchestra and Judy Garlantl's motion pictures . . . will undoubtedly be an efficient secretary. HARRY GuAR1No-Genera!- Stinky -the lad with a personality to be proud of . . . in the Beta Hi-Y and Sci-Hi clubs . . . outside of school his chief interests are the De Molay's plus dating girls and dancing, especially jitterbugging . . . detests a person who shows off . . . is now a member of the Army Aviation Cadets . . . his greatest ambition is to become a 2nd Lieutenant in the service . . . best of luck to you Harry, for you really deserve it. TAMES GUlIJDY1PfdCZ'iCdZ Arif-An unusual lad is James . . . for he dislikes football . . . but then basketball makes a hit with him . . . is particularly happy in November-why?? . . . hunting of course . . . spends his spare time working on a farm . , . plans to join the navy and become a machinist . . . would suggest a cafeteria to improve our school. BETTY JANE HAcKLEY-Commercial-Betty is tops in everything. . . gay personality and smile are well known . . , one of our best cheer- leaders for two years . . . held membership in the Beta Tri-Hi-Y and Girls' Sports Club . . . a follower of Kay Kyser's jive . . . her plans are to become an eliicient secretary. HELEN HAR'l'MAN-PTdElfCdl Arif-This popular Miss, 'KShortie,'l was a gift to us during our Freshman year from Fairchance High . . . loyal niember of the Home Economics Club . . . dislikes movies in assembly , . . another follower of Kay Kyserys jive , . . will undoubtedly be a success in life. BETTY HEASLEY-Academic-Member of the Classical, Rembrandt and Girls' Sports Club . . . f'Cotton'y is an attractive girl who admires Clark Gable . . . ambition is to become a nurse . . . bowling is quite an ac- tivity in leisure time for this young lady. HACKLEY liARTlXIAN l'lliASl 1 Y B TWENTY SEVEN RUTH HEASLEY-Commercial- Ruthiev attended Penn Junior High School and was a home room secretary . . . an ambitious girl who will no doubt be a successful bookkeeper . . . her determination is to com- plete that which she undertakes to do. JAMES HILEMAN-Academic- Jim has been a member of the Varsity Basketball Team for two years . . . enjoys listening to Miss Baughman discuss something she is against or dislikes . . . a member of the Alpha Hi-Y . . . plans to join the navy . . . ambition is to be a pharmacist . . . his favorites are Kay Kyser and Laurel and Hardy. GEKTRUDE HINEs-Commercial- Blondiew is a member of the Town Forum and Commercial Law Clubs, and is on the yearbook staff . . . likes candy so much she is trying to get a taste of some from every state . . . spends most of her time going to shows or football games . . . favors Judy Garland and Kay Kyser . . . plans to be a nurse. JESSIE HITCHENS-Practical Arif- Jessl' is one person who likes a good time in general . . . skatingand movies takes up quite a bit of her time . . an admirer of Glenn lVliller's jive . . . plans for the future are certain . . . the only worry is the husband . . . holds membership in the Home Economics Club. ROSEMARY HIZER-General-A square dancingl' lassie whose ambition is to become a Beautician . . . Betty Grable and John Payne are her admirers . . . conceited people can get out of the world as far as Rosiey' is concerned . . , her ambition is to become a good house wife. CHARLES HOAK-Commercial-Here is one person who was blessed with pep, vim, and vigor , . . Sputzie', was the president of his home room . . . on the varsity basketball team for two years . . . a very efhcient gym monitor . . . pretty girls are his only worry , . . dislikes people without a sense of humor. . . ambition is to join the Naval Air Corps. ILENE HOENSHEL-G671Ef6Zl-H conscientious person with her school work . . . has a profitable hobby of reading good books . . . Benny Goodmans Orchestra and Alan Ladd attract her . . . likes to sleep and bake . . . maybe your baking will help you out in the future since you have no definite plans. BETTY HOLLAND-Practical Arty- Shortie is the type who would never refuse to do a favor someone asked of her . . . thinks the world can do without conceited people . . . spends much of her time roller skating or in the movies . . . has a particular interest in her girlfriend, Helen, other than her companionship , . . a member of the Home Economics Club . . . plans to become a beautician. WENDELL H0oD-Practical Art:- Windy'sU ambition to become a flyer in the Army Air Corps is very commendable, his chief hobby is building model airplanes . . . a member of the Automobile Club, Arts and Crafts Eng Popular Science Clubs . . . suggests a faster traflic system in the a s. ZVUOQS HoENsHEx. HOLLAND Hoon TWENTY-EIGHT R. HEASLEY HINES H1zER H ILEMAN HXTCHENS HOAK ROBERT Houoli-Practical Arm--K'Bobl' is the quiet unassuming type . . . would rather eat and sleep than do anything else . . . has been a member of the Popular Science and Camera Clubs . . . finds time for recreation in various sports and swimming... an admirer of Lana Turner and another Kay Kyser fan . . . enjoys assemblies and thinks there should be more of them . . . want to be just a gob in the Navyfl CLIFFORD HOWARIJ-PfHCffCdf Arif-A future Air Cadet is Cliffl' . , . Always seen riding around in a convertible . . . member of Camera and Arts and Crafts Clubs . . . always ready for a good time . . . his chief hobby is woodcraft . . . a Spencer Tracy fan . . . likes Tommy Dorsey's music best of all . , . likes to play football . . . can generally be found out at Seiler's. SHIRLEY HoWARD-Gerierale-Enjoys riding in a convertible with a certain person, that's Do-Do . . . plans to attend Art School and become an Artist . . . a member of the Alpha Tri-Hi-Y . . . Rembrandt clubs and was Home Room secretary . . . suggests a cafeteria for our school. JOHN HUBlL'H-PfdCffCHf Arif-A small sparky fellow, Hjohnnien likes the great outdoors . . . was a member of the Junior Sportsman Club in addition to playing inter-class basketball as a sophomore . . . loves to tinker with machines and clocks . . . enjoys the sports of the riHe and reel . . . avoids crowded streetcars at all costs . . . a staunch admirer of Robert Taylor and an ardent Kay Kyser fan . . . suggest should have more extra curricular activities . . . hopes to become a machinist after graduation. OLGA HUBIS-General- Minn'l has been active for 3 years in the Grex Club in addition to membership in the Reading and Commercial Law Clubs . . . greatly admires Tyrone Power and the rhythmic music of Xavier Cugat . . . puts in her spare time writing to the boys in service . . . likes to take part in plays . . . thinks ideal work would be to clerk a small office. NADA IvANoFF-General-This lass likes to settle down with a good book, soft music and not have a care in the world . . . a good dancer . . . chooses Tommy Dorsey and joan Fontaine as her favorites . . . thinks we should have younger teachers . . , chief hobby is doing unusual and exciting things . . . her ambition is to be an efficient nurse. Rum JOHNSON-Gfllffflf-A very popular Miss, who takes an active part in our orchestra is 'flohnsonll , . . conceited people are not ber class . . . a follower of Lawrence Welk's jive . . . ber ambition is to become a Laboratory Technician. BLAINE Joyce-General-Quiet and studious Blaine takes things seriously . . . is an enthusiastic member of the Priestly Science Club . . . enjoys playing golf and was on the varsity golf squad as a sophomore . . . likes to work with automobiles and engines . . . suggests fewer study halls and shorter periods to improve the old school . . . expects to go into business management in later life. Br5'r'rE KEMERER-General-Here comes the band! l l . , . with a darling lassy stepping high-why, it's 'fBette . . . drum majorette two of her four years with the band . . . is known as our best dancer and also plans to make it her future . . . member of the Grex and Thespians . . . secretary of both her junior year . . . also in the chorus. it ,L IOHNSON JOYCE KEMERER TWENTY-NINE eniofzs Houcu S. HOWARD Hums C. HOWARD HUBICH IVANOFF MELX'INA KEW-Commercial- Viney came to us from Harrolds' Junior High School in her junior year . . . a member of the Commercial Law Club . . . spends her time eating chocolate and reading or going to the movies . . . is an ardent George Montgomery and Kay Kyser fan . . . makes a hobby of collecting photographs . . . wants to be a secretary. GLENN KLINE-GEWEVQI-6KShOSS7, enjoys all kinds of sports . . . especially hunting . . . for music he prefers Mickey Ross . . . but for movies, there,s nobody like the one and only Gary Cooper . . . as for people that think they're better than any one else, itls no, no, no . . . would like to work at VVestinghouse and learn a trade after graduation, JEAN KLINGENSMITII-CO'WL'VIL6fCitlZ-A well-known senior is Jean... another navy fan . . . provides a lot of correspondence for the service- men . . . an Etta Kette, Beta Tri-Hi-Y and Typing Club member . . . will further her commercial training and enter the business world . . . a T. MARY KLINGENsivirru-Commercial-Mary is a dependable person with her agreeable manner . . . an outstanding Commercial student . . . likes her shorthand . . . Vocalion Club member . . . would like to attend a Business School. ANNA NIARIE KOPCAK-General-4'Koppien, once a member of the Nature Study and Automobile Clubs is now a member of the Vocalion Club and Drill Corps , . . prefers her recreation in the form of dancing and skating . . . is greatly attracted by Alan Ladd and Glenn Miller's music . . . has no plans for after graduation but wants to be a success. DON KRUPEY-GE716TdliciDOH,, is our high stepping Drum Major this year . . . is considered a good dancer . . . likes to date . . . member of the Mixed Chorus and Alpha Hi-Y . . . will probably enter one of the armed services after graduation. STELLA KUSH-G671BfdI-A future bookkeeper is Stell', . . . member of Beta Tri-Hi-Y and Collectorls Club . . . likes to 'Kswing and swayy' with Sammy Kaye . . . Yearbook treasurer . . . dashing movie stars like Alan Ladd are strictly O.K.', with her , . . enjoys curling up with a good book, with a box of candy nearby . . . intends entering business school. , b P' 7 CHARLES LANDIS--Practical Art:-Came to us from Harroldys Junior A High in his junior year . . . interested in all kinds of sports . . . played basketball at Harrolds , . . Beta Hi-Y claimed his membership . . . made, . 1 i quite an impression on our girls and you can plainly see why . . . a fifffirec sailor for the U. S. Navy. fi .-.f . - ., 'li MARY EMILY LANGWORTHY-Arademic- Babe,,l a sweet classmate, en s her l'l.R. this year since her M. is in it . . . Etta Kette Club oc 1 ed her interests on club days . . . noted for her blond tresses . . . woi like to Hy and intends to do so after graduation. f' eniofzs L Kusn LANDIS 1 LANGWORTHY tl THIRTY x KEW J. IQLINGENSMITH KOPCAK KLINE M. KLINCENSMITH KRUPEY FRANCES LAPINAJ.-Imdenzif-'fQtieenie is an active member of the Vocalion and Spanish Clubs. . . can't stand people who think they know it all . . . is reticent about her personal life but confesses that her ambition is to make some man a good wife or to be a nurse . . . goes for Alan Ladd and a background of Harry James' music. W1l,BER'r l.Avisi.Lia-Commartial-Helps students cross the streets safely by being a Safety Patrol member . . . likes to do tricks on his skates . . . Bookkeeping is his favorite subject . . . will probably enter one of the Armed Services after graduation. Dokornv l,Aw'rHlik--General-Dorothy is doing her patriotic duty as a defense plant worker at a local factory . . . likes to write to servicemen . , . enjoyed membership in the Mixed Chorus . . . would like to become a WAVE but has her mind set on becoming a nurse. LORRAINE l,FPfCHFfS-CE'7Iffdf-'H2lS a great talent for artistic work . . , Rembrandt Club member . . . definitely likes the navy better than the 'ither services . . . wouldn't mind becoming a WAVE . . . interested in becoming a professional clothes designer. DoNALu LEONARD-i77'HCff!f6lf Arif-Hjaggers' ambition is to own a large poultry farm . . . drugstore cowboys are taboo with him . . . pastimes are raising poultry and playing football . . . extra curricular activities are the Popular Science, junior Sportsmen, and Chef Clubs . . . Jimmy Stewart is tops with him . . . suggests a cafeteria as an improvement for our high school. JUNE l,EoNARo-General-A musically talented person, especially at the piano . . . very pleasing personality makes her easy to get along with . . . was a member of the Classical and Music Clubs which fit in with her plans for the future for continuing her piano lessons . . . enjoyed playing the piano in assembly every week. NANCY LE SAGE--f:0'IIL?7ZL'7'CfC1lLuPUSSy V eyes are her outstanding feature . . . member of both the Oscar Staff as Associate Editor and member of Yearbook Staff as a Senior Editor . . . enjoys dancing at anytime . . . a, great movie fan . . . a position as a secretary after Business School is her present aim . . . a T. , 1, MARY ANN LESNICK-'COHZ7VI6'fEI.t1f-ulVlllI'lClll6U is very well liked by her classmates. . . a member of the Commercial TypingiClub her junior year . . . spends her time mostly eating and playing her guitar while at home . . . when not at home she is sure to be at a movie . . . adores jimmy Stewart and Alvino Rey's music. . . wants to be a secretary. BETTY Llcues-Commercial-Betty is a well-liked class member... always neat . . . possesses a pleasing personality . . . corresponds with servicemen as her out of school activity . . . visits Sams quite often . . . will attend Business School to further her education and to become an efhcient little secretary. eniofzs LAPINA LAWTHER D. LEONARD Li-:sur Lasxick Licmas riuurv-owe LAYELLE Leiicnts J. LEONARD ROY LOIVIICKA-A6dll1677ZfC-GFZICCS the membership of the Beta Hi-Y and the Band . ..'. President of the Rembrandt Club . . . the Student Coun- cilyalso claims Buddy,' as its president . . . an artist, he spends his spare moments painting . . . also artist of the yearbook . . . a Gary Cooper and Kay Kyser fan . . . plans to go to college and become an engineer. MARY I,ONKl-PfdCfiCdl Arif-VVas a member of the Girls, Mechanics, Priestly Science, and Health Clubs . . . selfish people annoy her . . . says Greer Garson is her favorite of screen beauties . . . is content to listen only to Harry James . . . her ambition is to be a nurse . . . likes to chew gum while watching a football game. CARMELLA l,0Nm:o-Cevzeml-UCQ1rmel spends as much time as possible seeing good football games . . . likes to exercise, so long as she does it dancing . . . member of Commercial Typing Club her junior year . . . a strong Ronald Reagan fan, she never misses a movie of his . . . thinks Glenn Miller is a solid sender . . . plans to be a secretary. HAZEL NIAIER-G6'1I6I'CIl-I'I2lZCl,S greatest dislike is getting up in the morning . . . member of the Collectors, Club for three years and Com- mercial Law Club in her Senior year . . . shels got gobs of love for the Navy , . . likes to dance and write letters . , . wants to take a course in modeling and become a career woman . . . thinks detention room should be done away with. MAIQY l,oU MASON-'C6'ILZfdZ'-kJHB of the best dancers of our class . . . another one of those girls who likes to write to servicemen . . . plays Boogie Woogie expertly on the piano . . . enjoys a good movie . , will probably attend Business School . . . a T. MAIKY lVlAS'l'RO-Pfllffitidl Arif-Mary is always ready to help someone , . . likes to have a good time . . , doesn't like snobby people, which she is far from being . . . interested in domestic things so she joined the Home Economics Club . . . will probably make her Marine happy some day. MARIE RflAUTINO-CUNZ771r?l'Ci!II-C2lll6ll Grumpy by her friends. . . Would, if possible, read all day and every day . . . thinks Spencer Tracy and Vaughn Monroe are tops . . . dislikes people who brag . . . wants to be a secretary or a bookkeeper . . . suggests, for the school, more room in the locker rooms and a cafeteria for students. BARBARA MCIDONALDmC07H7Ylr?T61iHIm-XAIC give you Babsl', a popular member of our class . . . member of Oscar Staff for three years, Editor- in-chief her senior year . . . also a Senior Section Editor of the yearbook and member of the Beta Tri-Hi-Y . . . out of school, a T. . . . an ardent Henry Fonda and Tommy Dorsey fan . . . wants to be an efficient secretary. Col,ET'rA MCGRAW-GE7LEfdI-A sweet dispositioned new-comer this year is Coletta ., . . came from Chioga Falls, Ohio, found our Vocalion and Beta Tri-Hi-Y Clubs to her liking . . . likes Tommy Dorsey's Orchestra and Henry Fonda's acting fknows what good entertainers areb . . . has no definite plans for the future but will probably be a success. MAUTINO MCDONALD MCGRAW THIRTY-Two I.oMlcKA Lomzo NIASON LoNo MAIER MAS'fIi0 JACK MII,I.ER-Practical Artf-Jack has been an active member of the Beta Hi-Y and Stage Crew for three years . . . has been working with the Public Address System for two years . . . likes to meet people . . . a Randolph Scott and Harry James fan . . . his ambition is to learn how to Hy a plane . . . an Air Cadet. WYILLIS MILLILR-Acadamic- Mouse'l, one of oIIr more taleilteti aisloc? ates, has been akThespIan for three years . . . member of . lp a I- and Priestly Science Clubs . . . IS a professional builder of air castles and strives to make them a reality . . . one of Uncle Sams Air Cadets , . . plans to attend a university and become a chemical engineer after . . . H ,, . the war . . . IS a yearbook business manager . . . If you get Clllg ID the A . .v - Ash Lan blame him. BETTY Mock-Commenrfal- Mock is a member of the Alpha Tri-Hi-Y and Etta Kette Clubs and was for three years a Inember of the Mixed Chorus . . . a strict JIInior Deb . . . loves to dance to Harry James! or Les Browns music . . . is in favor of more all school activities , . . wants to be a secretary but dislikes getting up in the morning. MINNII4: lvlOFFIZ-fd!!HI77If'I'CfC1f1N'llflIllC is a member of the Alpha Tri-HifY Club and is the Secretary-'lireasurer of the Health Club and In her junior year a member of the Vocalion Club . . . she finds dancing and movies very soothing.. . adores Alan l.add and sways to the rhythms of fommy Dorsey . . . her goal IS to be an efficient secretary. CATHERINIQ Molss'I'RoLA-Cmera!- Cassyl' can be found where there's dancing. . . makes a hobby Ollt of buying pretty clothes, collecting p o ograp Is, an: rearing oo s . . . is a ierre umon , fammy aye, h t l l l b k P A t S K and Harry James fan . . . plans for after graduation are uncertain bIIt ones w en Ina eria IZEQ are IH 16 Iousewi e e I. h I h t I l, tl I f h ll JAcIi lblCRlllNlAN'Cv'I'7IEI'!1f1-JZlCli, once a member of the Sci'Hi Club now hails the Priestly Science Club as his club . . . he spends most of his recreation time reading . . . thinks more comfortable seats to ease back strain and form good posture would be an important point to consider. JosEPH MURRMAN-General-'lihe Priestly Science Club and Band claim Hogan as a member . . . Inain pastime is taking care of sweet NI. E. L. . . . is a Spencer Tracy and Mickey Ross fan . . . dislikes Hogan'l the nickname given him . . . expects to be in the Army before long with the ambition of being a personnel manager in aviation. ADELE RUTH MYERS-Gmzeral-Adele is often called Judy by her many friends . . . a Beta Tri-Hi-Y member being Vice President her junior year . . . also a Grex Club member and belonged to the Girls' Chorus . . . typist on the yearbook staff . . . khaki definitely agrees with f'Honey'l . . . with her personality we feel sIIre she will be an ethcient secretary . . . a J. W. MARIETTA XIYIERS-Commercial-Has definite plans for becoming a secre tary . . . one of Miss Matthew's Right-handl' girls . . . a Beta Tri- Hi-Y member . . . doesn't like to get up early in the morning . . . is well liked by her friends and probably will continue to win many Inore. eniofzs 1 JOSEPH MURRMAN B. MYERS M, MYERS TIIIRTY-TIIREE J. NIILLER Mock NIONSTROLA W. NIILLER lX'lOFFE JACK NIURRMAN PATRICIA MYERS-CEHETEZ-H3ViHg been gifted with a pleasing voice, Pattyl' developed her singing . . . sang in the Girls' and Mixed Choruses . . . also sang at many entertainments . . . pleasing personality . . . has intentions of becoming a skilled C0mpt0meter worker . . . was a member of the Beta-Tri-Hi-Y and Grex Clubs and has appeared in several school plays. CHARLES NEIDERHISER-Commercial-Is one of our musically minded boys . . . belonged to the orchestra for three years and in 1940 went to the South VVest Orchestra Festival . . . dislikes fellows that can have a good time on an A card , . . plans to enter the School of Accountancy. ROY NEIDERHISER-Academic-One of the intellectuals who plays chess . . . a great guy is Roy . . . Beta-Hi-Y and Spanish Clubs are the fortunate societies who hold him as a member . , . he conforms to the general rule of liking vacations and abhorring work . . . Club editor of the Yearbook staff . . . our bet is that he Will succeed in whatever he undertakes. MADLYN NELsoN-Commercial-Friendly and capable . . . a member of the Commercial Law Club . . . enjoys sports, especially basketball . . . admires Van Johnson . . . favorite orchestra is Kay Kyser's . . . plans for the future are to get a good job and after a successful career, marry . . . thinks the school needs a larger gym. PETE NEVERGOI.D-CIENEFJZ-HP6fCU was a member of the Beta Hi-Y for 2 years , . . had been one of Mr. Lembach's 'Astar boarders . . . enjoyed sports and athletics . . . left our ranks to serve in Uncle Samys Navy. OMER NICHOLS-General-f'Whiteyv was the Secretary-Treasurer of the Reading Club, his junior year . . . has been an orchestra member for three years . . . favorite actress is Greer Garson . . . plans to attend Carnegie Tech and to become a mechanical engineer . . . dislikes con- ceited people . . . his ,recreation time is spent seeing movies. KATHERINE O,BRIEN-General- Irish', belonged to the Reading Club her Freshman year and Typing Club her Junior year . . . likes to go bike riding or Watch football games . . . thinks John Garfield and Bette Davis would make a good combination on the screen . . . plans to go to Busi- ness School and become an efficient secretary. ROSEMARIE OzELLO-General- Rosie' is always full of life. . . she's easy going and friendly . . . the Grex claimed her for three years . . . also was a member of Girls, Mechanics, Commercial Law and Nature Study Clubs . . . enjoys listening to the soft music of Vaughn Monroe . . . sees all of Mickey Rooneyls pictures . . . would like more entertain- ment in school . . . ambition is to become a nurse. ROSE PASSARO-Commercial-This attractive 'KMissn is noted for her natural beauty . . . hobby is building model airplanes Cstrangely enoughl . . . favorites are Van Hefln and Fred Waring . . . Riz plans to become a stenographer. eniofzs J VN 6 x X THIRTY-FOUR O,BRIEN OZELLO PAssARo P. MYERS R. NEIIDERI'IISER EVERGOLD bw C. NEIDERHISER NELSON NICIiOLS X 1 Dir3 bardier. ROBERT PATTERSON-General- Pat a slow easy-going fellow, is well liked by his classmates . . . has been a loyal Beta for three years . . . annoying Miss Baughman is his favorite pastime. . . considered the Sleepy-Beauty of J.H.S .... Pat says the future will take care of itself so Why worry . . . if you ever need him in a hurry, youlll probably Find him at Samls. - ANNA MARY PAVIA-Practical Artr-Has been a member of the Girls! Sports Club three years and the Health Club two years and belonged to the Girls' Mechanics Club her Freshman and Sophomore years... prefers Alan Ladd and Harry James' music . . . uses her pastime for collecting photographs . . . plans to go to comptometer school. BRUNO PERFET1'I-AC0ll7E771fE-HHS been active in the Beta Hi-Y for three years . . . is President of the Spanish Club . . , was a student council representative his junior year . . . co-editor of the yearbook . . . member of i'Oscarl' Staff . . . is an enthusiastic chess fan . . . enjoys dancing for recreation . . . plans to become an Air Cadet after graduation. MICHAEL PERTZOG-GE7lEfdf-MlkC is a swell chap who leans toward the quiet and sublime . , . prefers eating to more strenuous exercise . . . a member of the Beta-Hi-Y . . . likes to dance for relaxation . . . can usually be found at Sam's emporium . . . going to let his future take care of itself. BETTY JEAN PFEIL-General-Interior decorating will soon be the field that Betts,' will enter . . . president of Town Forum and member of the Art Club . . . does sketching as a hobby . . . enjoys dancing to the music of Count Basie and his orchestra . . . ambition is to own a dress shop. WILLIAM PIERCE-P7dCffCHl Artr- Herk,' likes to participate in sports of all kinds . . . eating is a highlight in his life . . . relaxes at a good Gary Cooper movie or listening to the melodies of maestro Tommy Dorsey . . . abhors those people who think they know it all . . . suggests a bigger gym at ,I.H,S .... object in life is to be a success . . . expects to join the navy after graduation. BERNICE PINK-General- Pinkyl' has a personality to be proud of . . . one of the best dancers of our class Qboth smooth and jitterbugl . . . has a special interest in the Army and corresponds frequently with him . . . a faithful member of the Mixed Chorus in which she displayed her singing ability . . . plans to become a nurse. LESLIE POGLEIN-GE7l676lllcKDUlC6y, tinkers with gasoline motors and builds model planes in his spare time . . . attends night school at P. I. A. . , . after graduation he plans to join the Naval Air Force . . . his clubs were Aviation, Navigation, and Rembrandt . . .likes to eat and see Tyrone Power act . . . wants to become an aeronautical engineer. KEITJNETH PooLE-General-An import from Harrold's. . ,hobby is saving travel literature of the United States . . . thinks Betty Grable is tops . . . fers Guy Lombardo's Orchestra . . . believes the school would greatly improved if detention laall were discontinued . .. Le ' favorite recreation is bowling . . . plans to join the Air Corps g-P A3 5 l X093 ' . A real-3' emofzs M, . PATTERSON PERFETTI PFEIL PINK POGLEIN PooLE THIRTY-FIVE PAVIA PERTZOG PIERCE A Wake FRANK PiuNEsfCe11eral--Member of the Model Airplane Club and secre- tary of the Navigation Club . . . 'fCisco is quite proud of his collection of model airplanes . . . his greatest dislike is Detention Hall . . . always find him at the movies when Betty Grable is featuring . . . his ambition is to join the U. S. Air Corps. W SAM PROCIDA-f:61l6f6Lfi-Tl1lS senior personality was voted as the mos athletic boy of our class . . . makes quite a hit with the girls . . . enjoys all kinds of sports . . . was the hero of several of our football games this year . . . a great movie fan . . . hopes to become an aero- nautical engineer. BETTY Lou PRYUR-Gezzeml- Cl1tiblJie',, a popular girl all of the four years . . . her favorite recreation, when not writing to the U. S. C. G. is playing bridge . . . like many others, she dislikes studying and enjoys dancing to the music of Les Brown . . . besides being president of the HJ. Dfsll she was treasurer of the Alpha Tri-Hi-Y, member of the Etta Kette Club. Q ELIZABETH PYRIZN-GZIIZTKII-SCi-l'li and the Ftte Kette claimed Lizl' . . . thinks there's no better orchestra than Vaughn Monroe's . . . prefers a movie with ,loan Leslie . . . ambition is to be a writer . . . suggests a new and larger school. JOAN RANIER-+06Nffflf-HJ02iI'l,llS quite active in -l.l'l.S .... a member of the Alpha Tri-Hi-Y, Etta Kette, and Mixed Chorus . . . Lana Turner and John Payne are her favorite movie stars . . . likes to play cards . . . plans to become a nurse . . . a Jr. Deb. JACK RAzEYe-General-Vice President of the Music Club . . . a member of the Mixed Chorus and j.H.S. Band . . . chooses Red Skelton as favorite comedian . . . principal out of school activity is playing in Chuck Cuhic's Orchestra . . . 'fJazzy's'l ambition is to conduct an orchestra of his own . . . hobby is keeping his car going, JACK RElBERiG6'71EfHf1A member of the Mixed Chorus, Stage Crew, and Safety Patrol . . . collects match books as a hobby... thinks Tommy Dorsey is utopsl' . . . likes to play hockey . . . wants to be a success in life. BETTY REIDMILLER-Genera!- Betsyn can dance any time of the day . . . Van Heflin is favorite movie star . . . enlarged the Rembrandt Club by her membership . . . a swimming fan . r collects souvenirs of differ- ent states as a hobby. . . ambition is to travel in foreign lands . . . plans for after graduation are to go into bu 'ness HENRY REIDMILLER-Practical Arif-Wo working and lathe turning consumes most of his spare time . . . 'oys going to the movies and listening to Kay Kyserys Orchestra . . . dent member of the Arts and Crafts Club . . . being a machinist is gr test Aviation Cadets or the Navy is his plan joining tl? f' ef REIBER B. REIDIVIILLER H. REIDMILLER THIRTY-SIX eniofzs PRINES PRYOR RANIER PRoclDA PYREN RAZEY RosE MARIE RENKER-GEHETHI-A charming lass with a great personality and a bright smile . . . divides her spare time between movies, bowling and cashiering at Kroger's . . . has all hopes in the world to become a Cadet Nurse . . . loved high school, but thinks we should have a new school . . . Fuzz likes to receive letters from her many admirers in the service. FRANCIS RINGER-General-Is Vice President of the Student Council, President of the Beta Hi-Y, Vice President of the Spanish Club, Business Manager of the Oscar Paper Staff and Yearbook Staff . . . because of his line musical ability, most of his out of school activities concern music . . . plans to become a minister. ELEANOR Lou RoB1NsoN-General- Robby'y graces the membership of the Alpha Tri-Hi-Y and Etta Kette Clubs . . . enjoys the musical strains of Les Brown's Orchestra . . . likes to play bridge as a pastime . . . is kept busy as a Junior Deb . . . future plans are uncertain. Ri'rA ROGENMosER-General-joined the Home Economics Club and the Girls' Sports Club . . . stuck up people her only dislike . . . hobby is embroidering for her hopechest . . . thinks there is no one like Alice Faye and John Payne . . . enjoys spending time at the movies . . . prefers to keep her future plans a secret. EVERETT ROGERS-Practical Arif- Bucky, was a member of the Junior Sportsman's Club . . . played interclass basketball his second year . . . dislikes stuck up people . . . loves to sleep and eat . . . that Yankee Doodle Boy, James Cagney, and Kay Kyser head this lad's list of favorites . . . wants to join the Navy and see the world . . . just the world, Buck? PETER RUBBO-GEIIBTHI-iiPSflT0,i is a Beta. . .also claimed by the Spanish Club . . . spends his spare time bowling . . . dislikes lazy people , . . enjoys music of any kind . . . Harry James is at the top of his list of favorites . . . wants to be an accountant, preferably a Certified Public Accountant . . . principal out of school activity is working. HELEN RUSH-Genera!-Her four years at J.H.S. have been packed with activity . . . popular and attractive Helen is an active member of the Alpha Tri-Hi-Y and Etta Kette Clubs . . . was class treasurer her junior year . . . is a junior Deb . . . loves to watch football games and dance . . . a Senior Section Editor of the 'ijayhawkn . . . plans to attend Bucknell College upon leaving J,H.S, WALLACE RUMIcK-General- Wallie was Vice President of his home room his junior year . . . a member of the band . . . tops with him are Alan Ladd and Tommy Dorsey . . . spends spare time listening to the radio . . . has a great sense of humor . . . keeps everyone laughing . . . will either enlist in the Navy or go to college and specialize in chemistry. PAUL RUTKCDWSKY-P7I16ffC!lZ Artr-'iCol'leeH is one who never passes a chance to go to a square dance . . . his dislike is drugstore cowboys . . . is Tommy Dorsey's admirer . . . prefers Humphrey Bogart as his movie star favorite . . . plans to join the navy. ,, 7' RUGH RUMICK RUTKOWSKY THIRTY SEVEN WILLIAM SANDERBECK-Practical Artr- Bill's principal out of school activity is singing in a local choir . . . a member of the Music Club and Chorus . . . a Beta brother . . . believes high school needs a new gym . . . favorite recreation is swimming . , . dislikes getting out of bed in the morning. . . plans to enlist in the Marines following graduation. ROBERT SCHI,OSSER-G67Z6TdZ1A member of the Beta Hi-Y for two years . . . also Model Airplane and Navigation Clubs . . . likes to build model airplanes and go ice skating . . . another admirer of Tommy Dorsey . . . Docl' says Lana Turner is one in a million . . . wants to join the Army after he graduates . . . ambition is to have the initials M.D. after his name some day. HAROLD ScHULTz-Academic- Schultz' was a member of the Betas forkp three years . . . quite a music fan , . , plays a Umeann trumpet In local orchestras . : nmember ,pf band and Uorchestra . thinks Guy loom-1 bardos music IS corny . . . Dutch likes to listen to the music of Sunny Dunham . , . attended All Western Band Festival . . . would like to study engineering at college . . . pastime is writing poetry??? RAYMOND SEIBEL-Practical Arty- Buddy'l is an all around guy. . . intensely interested in sports . . . his favorites are hunting, swimming, and basketball . . . detests snobby people and show offs . . . Harry James tops his list of orchestras . . . thinks more dances would help our school . . . ambition is to become an A-1 jitterbug . . . he Wants to join the Marines after graduation . . . pastime-growing beards. MICHAEL SERACDO-GBMETEZ-ItMUSCl6Sy,, as his nickname implies, finds recreation in lifting weights . . . for an all around movie star, it's Gary Cooper. , . the best orchestra is none other than Harry James . . . member of Priestly Science Club, Sci-Hi, and Reading Clubs , , . plans to attend Notre Dame and become a successful aeronautical engineer. JAMES SEYBOLII-General-Has played in the band foul years and the orchestra one year . . . likes to dance and drive a car . . , that senti- mental gentleman, Tommy Dorsey, is his favorite music man . . . likes to laugh at Red Skelton's jokes. . . more school dances would make Jim happy . . . wants to learn a machinist's trade after high school days are over. HELEN SHRAY--Practical Art:-President of the Home Economics Club . . . dancing and roller skating occupy her time out of school . . . can't stand jealous girls . . . interested in a certain sailor . . . thinks there is no one like Ingrid Bergman and Humphrey Bogart . . . a Harry James fan . , . suggests a cafeteria and new gymnasium for the high school . . . active in the scrap drive. NANCY SKELLY-Commercial-Answers to the nickname Skelly,' . . . Treasurer of Beta Tri-Hi-Y . , . Reading Club claimed her when a humble freshie . . . Student Council Representative for three years . . . snobs don't rate with Skellyl' . . . she doesn't want a new school, just a new auditorium and gym , . . a snappy dresser . . . plans to enter the commercial world after graduation. MATILDA SMITH-General- Terry came to us from Somerset High this last year . . . there she was active in the Knitting and Travel Clubs . . . always going to the movies . . . canlt stand spinach . . . plays the piano and reads good novels in her spare time . . . would rather see Alan Ladd than anyone else on the screen . . . who wouldnit? . . . says there is no comparison to Sammy Kaye's music. it SHRAY SKELLY SMITH THIRTY EIGHT Nl.-XRY Sixiiy-Cfzzera!-This blonde-haired lassie likes to play the ae- cordian . . . joined the Rembrandt Club her senior year . . . enjoys a good movie . . . detests conceited people . . . a basketball fan . . . not only watches, but plays the game . . . another admirer of Harry James Bob Sterling rates high with her. . .undecided about the fu- ture! . . , thinks a larger gymnasium would be a big improvement for our school. lxl.-XRIU SoLi.HcHIo-Genera!- Blackie has been a member of the Priestly Science Club for two years . . . played for the Junior Varsity Squad in his Sophomore year . . . will sleep and play football any time . . . but as for drugstore cowboys, theylre out , . . thrives on building model planes and plans on joining the Air Corps . . . Kyser and Uliogieu are his favorites. XVALTER STAWICKI-Pfllffflfllf Arif- lrishw is one of our star Varsity Basketball players , . . his greatest like is none other than women . . . canlt stand conceited people . . . belonged to the Model Airplane and Priestly Science Clubs . . . likes Gary Cooperis acting and Kay Kyser's music . . , plans to enlist in the Army Air Corps after finishing high school. JAMES S'l'lilGl'lNER-PfllfffCHI Arif- Blackie,' is the tall, dark and hand- some type . . . hails from Harrolds . . . always seen driving . . . a rabid Abbott and Costello fan . . . always taking forty winks in class . . . his greatest dislike is when he is broke . . . will join armed forces after graduation . . . thinks the discontinuance of study hall would greatly improve high school. DK3RO'FHY STEINER-General-Always a good sport. . . played in t J.H.S. Band and Orchestra . . . one of Mrs. Armbrustls library assistan . . . a Nature Study and Town Forum Club member . . . has plans tc become a good nurse and we know she will. NORBIA STEINER-fifllffdfic-DDC of our efficient librarians . . . quite active in Girls, Sports Club for three years . . . a Beta and Health Club member . . . likes bowling, skating, Dennis Morgan and Sammy Kaye . . . future-certain to become a housewife! JANE STEVENsoN-General- Stevie was a Beta Sister for three years . . . one of those snappy drum majorettes in her Sophomore year . . . loves chocolate cake and mashed potatoes and likes to watch a good football game . . . never tires of Dennis Morgan and Harry James . . . dancing takes up most of her time . . . helps keep up the morale by writing to servicemen. LESTER STINEBISER-GE'l1ETHf1ii,I0C Collegel' is a handsome lad and gets around plenty . . . played end on the football team . . . stays away from stuck up people . . . likes to dance, hunt, and Hsh , . . one of James Cagneyls admirers . . . hobby is stamp collecting . . . no deten- tion hall would suit him fine . . . who wouldn't it suit? . . , will go in for aviation training after graduation. WILLIAM ST1NEBIsER-Practical Artr-When hunting season comes around, everybody knows where Bill is . . . doesnyt care much for people who like to be coaxed . . . thinks the new gangster hero, Alan Ladd, is all right . . . was a member of the Sci-Hi Club . . . after graduation he plans to serve his country by enlisting in the U. S. Navy . . . more power to you sailor! STEVENSON L. STINEBISER W. STINEBISER THIRTY-NINE xp, f eniofzs SMW Srawicicr D. STEINER Sottizci-no STEIGHNER N. STEINER I JV, P 6 1. ,A GRACE STOUGH-Practical Arn- Gracie is one of the more conscientious and? quiet girls of the Senior Class . . . a member of the Girls' Mechanics and 2Home Economics Clubs . . . thinks Cary Grant and Tommy Dorsey ter-rif-ic . . . dislikes snobby people, but will consent to playing the piano any time . . . hopes to become a homemaker some day. PEGGY TAYLOR-General-We now present the president of the Alpha Tri-Hi-Y , , , Peggy abhors mathematics in any form . . . quite a vocalist . . . belonged to Allegro, Mixed Chorus, and Girls' Chorus . . . took part in an operetta her sophomore year . . . thinks Cary Grant is tops . . . suggests more freedom for students . . . expects to take up dietition's work in college . . . a D. DOROTHEA ToMAjico-Commercial-A loyal Beta for two years... Donn just loves to read and dance . . . the Navy rates high on her list . . . also a member of the Vocalion and Automobile Clubs . . . dis- likes people who can't make up their minds . . . is a fan of Alan Ladd and Kay Kyser . . . Dort,s'y ambition is to become a good secretary . . . we all know she will. FANNY TRATHEN-General-The Collectors' Club claimed Fanny in her senior year . . . likes a good movie . . . detests giving oral book reports . . . . enjoys dancing to Tommy Dorsey's Orchestra , . . prefers John Payne to anyone else . . . collecting pictures of movie stars and football games are some of her diversions . . . after graduation she wants to become a stenographer. RICHARD TRATHEN1P7dCliCdZ Arty- SuzieU is one of our greatest all around athletes . . . first string center , . . interested in basketball, too . . . likes to have a good time , . . thinks stuck-up people should be banned . . . favorites in the movie world are Betty Hutton and Tommy Dorsey . . . plans to become a machinist . . . thinks that a larger gymnasium would help our high school. JOSEPHINE TRESsITTE-Commercial- Jon is a girl that has everything it takes to make- good . . . played interclass basketball in her Freshman and Sophomore years and joined the Commercial Law Club this year . . . Clark Gable and Harry James are super according to Glow . . . wants to go to a school of accountancy after graduation . . . J.H.S. should have more sports for girls. BETTY JEAN TURY-General-'KSqueeks'l belonged to the Beta Tri-Hi-Y and maintained membership in the Girls' Sports Club three years . . . plans to go into training for a nurse . . . favorites are Susan Hayward and Fred Waring . . . can always be found at a football or basketball game. . .suggests a swimming pool and cafeteria to improve our Alma Mater. ANDREW VARONKA--General-Harry James is really a solid sender, says Gus,' . . . Alan Ladd is pretty smooth too . . . belonged to the Nature Study Club and Town Forum . . . wants to join the Navy after gradu- ation and help get rid of Adolf . . . Gus is off people who think they know it all . . . says a larger gym would do a great deal for our school. DELORES WAITS-PfdCfiEdZ Arif-Is a horseback riding enthusiast . . . as a Freshie joined the Popular Science Club . . . secretary of Home Economics Club this year . . . another Alan Ladd fan . . . thinks Glenn Miller's music was tops . . . but definitely . . . wolves are strictly on the down grade with Do Do . . . canlt wait until she is old enough to become a woman marine. TURY VARONKA WAi'rs eniofzs ' Sroucu TOMAJKO R. TRATHEN S TAYLOR F. TRATHEN . TREssIT'1'E .N - Ns eniofzs CHARLES WALiui-Pmvtiml flrff- Babe eaters to hunting and football . . . detests oral reports . . . thinks Harry james and Betty Grable are all right . . . wants to join armed forces. HELEN WARRENDER-C0111mercial-This vivacious lady was an Alpha sister three years and a Na- tional Thespian . . . belonged to Etta Kette . . plans-Nurse Cadet Corps . . . 1.13. MARc:A1uc'r WAsT-General-.'Xn athletically in- clined girl who belonged to Girls' Sports Club two years . . . Curly dislikes noisy eaters . . . favor- ites-Xavier Cugat and f'Tarzan . . . plans to be a beautician. RUTH WEBB-Commercial-'fSpider was president of Betas and member of Nature Study and Typing Clubs . . . was Vice President of Jr. class . . . a future Nurse Cadet . . . a -l.D. Ac:NEs WEr:l,EY-General--'fIggy has to her credit membership in Typing Club and Beta Tri Hi-Y . . . simply abhors moody people and law . . . she loves Alan Ladd, Kay Kyser, and sleep . a INV. RUTH hXlliLSlfR1CJ!?lIFfIIf-HRlltlllllu is a cute blonde who loves to sketch . . . active in Girls Sports, Classical, Priestly Science, and Rembrandt Clubs . . . plans to specialize in the Mart field , . . We wonder? F F VIRGINIA WLNTZEI.-Cominervia!- Ginney takes to Shorthand like a duck takes to Water , .. welcome addition from Harrolds . . . member of Law and Navigators' Clubs . . . business school is her goal. HARRY XVINI-'IFI.Il-'pflltkfffllf .elrtx- XVinnie wants to join the Navy and be a Pharmacist . . . too busy to join any clubs . . . likes to play piano, Boogie Vfoogie, and Harry James . . . an ardent admirer of Betty Grable. NIARIAN YOUNG-C:6IIe'ff!1f-li,2iW' and Navigator Clubs claimed Marian . . . likes to see a movie with Greer Garson . . . plans for the future are uncertain but with her looks we think otherwise. XYALRO VVEBH W ENTZEL me ZANARINI Zuwowsicr ZwiNsKI FORTY-ONE XM '-IH XVARRENDER Wfxsr WEGLEY XVELSER XVXNFIELD YOUNG ELAINE ZAN.MUNI-General-Was secretary of Alpha Tri Hi-Y and Etta Kette . . . member of the Student Council four years. . .just likes having fun . . . likes football games when we win ,..aj,D. STANLEY Zmiowsicl-Afadfwziv- Stzish is our president and also pres of the Alphas .... f X Na- tional Thespian . . . often seen with our class treasurer . . . hobby-collecting screws and bolts . . . his future spells success. l,II,IiIAN ZWINski-Clfrzwrfzl-Czillecl 'fl,il by her friends of which she has many . . . member of l,aw, History Guild, and Navigators Clubs . . . likes to talk , . . can't get her mind off lfrank Sinatra . . , thinks G.Nl.'s music is tops. Attention men and give a look, See who else has entered the book. What's that you say, Here is a group? Well, Juniors, no less, And what a troupe. Mm, Bill Abraham, How do you do, ' Howls it going and what's new? As president of t , . . . he class of forty-tive, za.-A113415 I ni u main -1 -u i 1- u 11 Flash, a bulletin has been handed me mniniuvl' 3 About our unior Cl T ass Party here was entertamment galore With round and square dancing on th Here s another Hash you must hear, unior year The prom has arrived in all IIS glory But Walt' That 1sn t t W Danced each he end of my story e uniors in dignified mein, dance again and again That is all I have to say, But a senior, Ill be some day floor C ASS JUNIOR CLASS GROUP ONE Row One: Curnoe, Cunningham, Deal, Danton, Bushyager, Brasseur, Backus, Balzarini, Ausec, Catalona, , Bia, Billups, Austin. l Row Two: Altier, Chick, Cox, l Bowers, DeWalt, Cole, Bullock, E. DePalma, R. DePalma, D. Baugh- man, Armand, Conte, E. Bauqhman. Row Three: Brecht, B. Davis, Boyd, Burchell, Daugherty, Albright, Con- stantine, Dietz Butler, Ardins ' , om, Clayton, Blasioli. Row Four: Aland, Dietrich, Bush- yager, Avolio, DeChellis, Dickey, DeLoretto, Agona, Capone, An' tonacci. Row Five: Donaldson DeMark Abraham, Ardisona, N. Davis, Chil cotella, T. Cox, Bryant. Row Six: Curry, DeMilio, Boettner, DiFonso, Chipparelli, Clair, Domi! nick, DiBango, Burzio, Doney. J ' - . . ' lx, e . , , l 1 .X , On the highlight of the J ' . 1 FORTY-TWO f 945 JUNIOR CLASS GROUP TWO Row One: R. Sanderbeck, Spore Beckner, Winferhaller, Young Starry, Weislin , Yell, Herfzoq Thornlon, Tail, gfernple, Tarduinio Row Two: Kivola, Uncapher, V Sfollz, Snell, R. Heffelfinger, Spino Hopkins, Haufinger, Tharp, Zim merrnan, M. Wolfe, Sfankewifz, A Sfollz. Row Three: Volk, Sfafford, V. Spino Sweeney, Sieble, Srnelfzer, Gamble Harris, Snyder, Shrum, Schrnidfi Wherry. Row Four: J. Heffeliinger, Ulelfi I-Iohn, Tussinq, Truxel, J. Sander beck, Senshyshyn, Shurick, Srniy, Sreiner, K. Wolfe, Drach. Row Five: Harfunq, Krepps, Young Kurlh, Schreiber, Sedrnick, Hollen donner, Hanks, Thomas, B. Thomp son, E. Thornpson, Walker, Scorl W. Sfollz. JUNIOR CLASS GROUP THREE Row One: Flasik, Fulrner, Eqqerr, Felenlzer, Enrico, Finocchio, Kno block, Kircharlz, Guarino, D Kemerer, Kaylor, Gress, Gresko. Row Two: Kovac, Gaulr, Francis Gongaware, Ireland, Kasparek Heasley, Hegland, Keller, D Kemerer, Krupey. Row Three: Duckworfh, Federonka Fox, Keisling, Kramer, Duda M, Kennrner, Galanle, Gillis, Folfz Guinn. Row Four: Houser, Erreff, I-Iolby D. Jupena, W. Jupena, Kindel berqer, Kush, Greenawalf, Gordon Gisane, Ernerle. Row Five: Hall, Gillespie, Drie sfadl, Ebner, Fuirner, Ferguson Guesr, Horsmon, Japalucci, - r -f-1 ----- ----Y JUNIOR CLASS GROUP FOUR Row One: Mafulski, Mascianronio, MacDonald, Sadosky, Bird, An- drews, Peschell, Crisrnan, Penla- rolo, Means, Palone, I. Raviarl. Row Two: M. Raviarf, Orange, A. Miller, McNelly, Pelerson, Piano, Rendulich, Rogenrnozer, Ritter, Polls, Capozzi, Pally Rennels, Peggy Rennels. Row Three: W. Palfon, V, Parfon Louqhner, Neleigh, Rubensfein Pearce, Malloy, Moga, Medyic Madill, Mof'le, Musiak. Row Four: Link, Pefrilli, Madill Wafson, Lewis, E. Paffon, Monier Oroskey, Michaux, McNulty, S Miller, Salarnone, Pavelli. Row Five: Murphy, Macheff, Pryor Perfefli, J. Paffon, Pederson, Rurn ick, Peach, Ruoff, Redwood Roberfs, Pavelfi, Ressler, Ruffner FORTY-THREE Next year you will be upperclassmen-your Sophomore year Youill reminisce o'er pleasa gone by, nt memories ma b h ' Then Ma ' , y e eave a heavy sigh. ry will say to Johnny, Gee, our Sophomore year was fun,', Then Lizzie Jane will chirp in with, There never was a happier one.', When the second year is over, and youlve reached the halfway mark, You've probably learned some of the classics, and how to us strategy in the dark. For now wise men are saying, the young'uns are coming into their own, And youlll never forget world history where the jokes are strictly co'n. Someone may ask who teaches this, one not familiar with Jeannette High, And the Sophomores all will yell, Why, Mr. Basom, he's some guyf, Now you remember the Sophomore party, remember the gals with their best beaus, Remember how hot and fussed you felt when you showed off your twinkling toes? That just about covers the second year, so now welll say adieu, We hope your high school days are fun, and we really do mean you. l SOPHOMORE CLASS GROUP ONE Row One: Chisko, Collier, Briggs, Clair, Burkel, Canale, Davis, Dinkel, Croushore, Diefz, Dernar, Backus. Row Two' Bryant B l . , arfleff, Coen, Defwiler, Bengel, Bloom, Beckwifh, Bober, Curry, Davidson, Biss. Row Three: Bush, Clayton, Chew, Brenfzel, Brinfon, Daugherty, Alf- rnan, Bender, Beiersdorfer, Baffag- lini, Carroll, DeNunzio. Row Four: Clarkson, Del Bene, Black, Bla, Canale, Baker, Jack Devine Consranfi ASS of 94 , ne, Chick, Cata- lona, Byerly. Row Five: Caviggia, Aleshunas, R Aleo, Darraqh, Coca, F. Devine Bossarl, Delvlaffeo, Broker, Bauer, l FORTY-FOUR SOPHOMORE CLASS GROUP FOUR Row One: Schnupp, Troglio, N Shearer, Skelly, M. Smilh, Sl-irader, Maxwell, Puher, Schrock, Seibel Safran, Urbani, Weiqhfrnan. Row Two: S n y d e r, Spearnock, Tresifle, Tury, Tarcuino, N. Srnilh Sleyenson, S. Slough, Sherbine, U Ro ers G Rurnick G Wei hfnnan Q i ' i A Q - Row Three: Thornpson, J. Rubbo, Pollinelii, M, Sherbine, Salfzrnan, P. Poole, L. Shearer, Painlef Tewes, Voll, Resseler. Row Four: Pafcn, Piqnocci, Pas parage, S.Werner,Scl1rnidl, Schaf fer, Reifler, Sinclair, Prirnus, G Slough, Smail, Sisli. Row Five: VanBalen, A. Pacelli Siauffer, Province, J. Pacelli, Va lesky, Salvarore, Simpson, Riddle, Smelrzer, Pikulski, A. Tiliha. Row Six: Terpko, Fr. Reidrniller, Fl. Reidrniller, Sunders, Soles, O'Neil, Helman, Riqol1i,T. Wern er, Scarlzio, Spore. FORTY-FIVE SOFHOMORE CLASS GROUP TWO Row One: Ernelre, Dransarl, Dodds, K. Fishel, Fallas, Ferree, Colberl Serago, Briggs, Curnrninq, Esway: Funk, Eckels, Wesllinq. Row Two: Dunn, Ziorlcoski, Crou- shore, Casario, Fennell, Zelesko, Sfauffer, Brooks, Perfzog, While- man, l-lizer, Wizzard, J. Fisher, Errel, C. Row Three: Zellers, Ashbauqh, Kohal, Winfield, Vfolfcki, Murlha Yaskalc, D. Fisher, Augusline, Wol: chick, Bauer, Goldberg, Howe, Leigh. Row Four: Volk, Donnelly, Falafo- yich, J. Fisher, Kowalski, Kennedy, Conslaniine, Zollinger, Esway, Har- shey, Feld, Guesl, Dornineck, Worthy. Row Five: Johnson, Fesh, Filippini Keirn, Joyce, Klingensrnifh, Kepple: D. Fisher, Uhring, Droulz, Sieiner, While, Williams, Grolh, Yosl. SOPHOMORE CLASS GROUP THREE Row One: G. Kepple, Marchelli Holland, L. Moffe, Menanno Orange, Oyernwan, Guy, Ollo Greiner, McConnell. Row Two: McCullough, Loughner Houser, Mull, Lamloerg, Musiak Mazzaierro, Layelle, Laufler, M Moffe, C. Moffe, Naples, Hosfeller Hunler, Geyer. Row Three: Maulino, Giordano Mcfxllisrer, Mains, Lornicka, lzze Murrnnan, l-larlman, B. Miller McCariney, N. Miller, Leeches Hubeaul, Havranek. Row Four: Koontz, Koch, Mc Laughlin, Nelson, Milburn, Kay lor, R. Keppel, Freqar, Monsour Hollendonner, l-larbaugh, Guy Guinn. A Row Five: Krinock, O'Brien, Larim er, Marinelli, Marinawald, C Koontz, Marlin, Marchingnoli, Mas cianlonio, Hudson, C. Nelson Olson. FRESHMAN CLASS GROUP TH REE Row One: R. Miller, Koch, Moffe, M. Miller, McKay, Pelerson, Pa celli, Levin, Perrilli, Ritz, Noonan Madrick, Lees, Row Two: Miller, Lucabrink, Neil son, Re-bay, Leisure, Mazzalerro V. Miller, Orange, R. Prines Rubbo, Milburn, Marchila, Red nock. Row Three: P. Miller, R. Miller J. Pierce, Picker, King, Lorenlzl Leonard, L. Miller, M. Mock Marchefri, E. McCarlney, Messmen Krupey. Row Four: J. Prines, H. McCarlney Meiz, J. Mock, Mull, Maier Leporini, W. Pierce, Riehl, Schrock Malberfi, Lavigna, Maluro. Row Five: Passaro, Phillips, Murr nnan, Perers, Paflon, Reidmiller Quinn, Reinfried, Mash, Peer, Sainf,' L. Pierce, G. Patron. FORTY-SIX ' A .J A L, L., FRESHMAN CLASS GROUP ONE Row One: DeBone, Carnpbe Bush, Byerly, Carerri, DeMar Dielz, Delorefa, Chillman, Barrel Benevanrano, Bowers, Backus. Row Two: Cafasso, DeMark, Caes- Bishop, Cunningham, Clarks: Bollon, Baker, Clark, Coco, Boeilner, DeWall', Appel. Row Three: Barron, Baughrna Bleiberg, Brooks, Briggs, Anders: DePalrna, N. Boellner, Carnalhz Casrine, Colangelo, Bryanr, Casal Row Four: Caralone, DeDona Carney, Bender, Bincla, Bloo Dick, Andrews, Abraham, App Conrad, Beard. Row Five: J. Davis, DeLoren: Bold, DelVillo, Chick, Aden Chipparelli, Boyle, Carawese, f duini, Barfaglini, Barclay. Row Six: Chishko, Danko, Dav DeLuca, Brigode, Brawn, Der Craig, Boeflner, Ceslello, A. Bi clay, Deivlarreo. FRESHMAN CLASS GROUP TWO Row One: Kindelan, l-leffelfingf V. Haines, Hoffman, V. Hainf Johnson, Garrick, Farroux, Gal Garland, Freeman, Ebling, Falli Row Two: Dodds, Gongawar Hollen, Duranrzo, Durrio, Farr Gross, V. Gasperalo, Fisne, Fed ronka, Galando, S. Goodrna Hamilron. Row Three: Eggerl, Foniana, K chum, Kalbfleisch, Helorank, Greeei Harcher, Ganis, J. Donaldsd Dombrow, Doncasfer, Everelr. Row Four: Hackley, Graloows' Darra, Guslafson, Hileman, Donaldson, D. Goodman, E. l-larr Gilmore, Wegley, Gull, Ernell Row Five: Demarlina, Giron, Hu Keller, Gillespie, Hamplon, Harris, Hoak, Holby, Boelinf- Harshey. Row Six: Madden, Hancock, Gasparafo, Gay, Espey, Fail Hall, Demario, Free, Tilkosky, Giaquinro. i if 94 Gather ,round chillun and lend an ear, The class of forty-seven's here. Composed of Freshman brave and bold, t Deploringly their tale unfold. k in the early months of fall, all. ,Twas bac When We, our way, knew not at The upperclassmen gave us sympathy, Told us what to do and who to see. But alas and alack, as you must know, This information, ahem, was just so-so. Upon the stairs that we must ascend, They told us that we should descend. And when We got lost entirely, They heaped on ridicule to misery. But nevertheless as time went by, We look back to then with a sigh. Oh Well it was all in fun, But you upperclassmen, sure had us on the run. FRESHMAN CLASS GROUP FOUR Row One: Vitola, Tarquinio, Terplco, Steiner, Smith, Shrum, Ruott, Uli- etti, Yett, Scartzio, Safran, Schmidt, P. Schmidt, Richardson, Zellers. Row Two: W a m p I e r, Ressler, Schlosser, Wahl, Walicki, Waters, Wolfe, Stinebiser, Scurci, Watson, Starkoski, Scopa, J. Young, Rumick, Roberts, A. Young. Row Three: Rinaldi, Zlotkoski, Utz- man, Serra, Simler, Uncapher, Sarstield, Slonecki, Rogan, Sloner, Trook, Wisebecker, Steele, Selva, Vitola, Snyder. Row Four: Tillman, Stoltz, Troglio, Shearer, Smith, Shultz, Ringer. Williams, Wegley, Webb, Senetf, Rutkowslci, Solomon, Rich, Varonka, Reno. Row Five: Throm, Sistek, Smiy Welsh, Schnupp, Sirncoviak, Zim owski, Small, Rugh, Shrader, Gra bowski, Robertson, Shray, Rose FORTY-SEVEN K Nt H. Young, J. Shray, Ross. Q.,-J ACT UNE our EETS GIRL color and spectacle to our footb ll I ntroductor Music THE BAND Rody One: Sanderbeck, Drach De- A Numa, Petrllll, Milburn Valk Kunlz, Schultz, Solomone 'Kru el I F3 lDrum Malorl, Piqnoccl M Y , ock, Miller Stoltz Potts D P l , , , , e a ma Conrad, Carroll, Ceslello, Row Two' Volk Black D ' . , , avis Casarlo, Lomlcka, W. Miller, Bush H Crisman A C ' . , . rlsman, Mc Donald Co R b ' ,V en, u ensleln, Crecenf zo, Steiner A I . PPE - , , Row Three: Mr. Lodszun, Plkulskl K Small VanBal . , en, H. Baker, Ei Baker H Small Welsh UI H' I ' r I e In Kepple, Uncapher, Bender, Mc- Nale Br S y, asseur, aleski, McAllis- ter, Canale. Row Four: Nelson, Malchett, Truxel, Murrmani Faison, Clark, Thompson H k C ' an s, air, Rumiclc, Elias, Koonlz,' Seller, Razey, Foltz, Seybold. Absenfees: Felder, Kemerer, Beiers dorfer. Our band composes an important section of our music department. This year it is composed of sixty-seven mem- bers not including the ten drill ' l corps gir s. These members, under the leadership of Mr. L d h 0 zsun, ave done a good job of doing their part in su l ' h pp ying t e school with music. Through their untiring efforts in h marc ing drills and Held practices, they have acquired ma fi ld ny e routines which add a games. The band marched panied the team when y e activities of the band are at all the home games and also accom games Were played awa . Th many ranging from leadin the d g stu ents in group singing in assemblies to seeing our ne l ' d Wy in ucted service men off to the station. They have dd d a e much to the joy of our h sc ool life in previous years and T' m sure they will continue d . to O SO lI'l y62lI'S to COITIC. FIFTY v I lflplmf P Since coming to Jeannette in 1939, Mr. Lodszun has built a reputation for the band that makes the unit one of the unique and outstanding outfits in Pennsylvania. This was done through the original presentation of unusual skits on the football Held. Blow Gahriel Blow . Gabriel ancl this trumpet section of the liancl hacl much in common. illhey clicl quite a hit of hlowing in preparation of their Filth Annual Band Concert. Elf Serene as they may look, these clarinet players are really hlowing a mean licorice stick . -sf illhese potential Nllommy Dorseysu are really absorbed in their music. l'hey're intent in their practicing for their coming concert. FIFTY-ON If W 2' ettyl' and UCookie stepping' higfh ORCH ESTRA Row One: Krupey, Johnson, Di Lorenzo, Simpson, Nichols, Baker Sisfi, Hanks. Row Two: Seybold, Felder, Mafch eff, Razey, Milburn. Row Three: Leonard, Larnberg Collier, Mr. Lodzsun. MIXED CHORUS Row One: Wisebeclcer, McCul- lough, Baughman, Bleiberg, Miller Backus, Monsfrola, Ranier, Myers Fennell, B r o o k s, Benevanfano Young. Row Two: Marcheffi, Delison, Mil- burn, LeSaqe, Peschel, Bird, Lorna icka, Kemerer, Andrews, Pink, Mr. Lodszun. Row Three: Phillips, Borasio, Reib- er, Krupey, Sanderbeck, Razey Seybold, Aulfz, Larimer, Truxel: Hohn, McLaughlin. The Orchestra has suffered another decrease in the num- ber of members but this has not discouraged the remaining members from doing their best. What they lack in members is made up in quality as these musicians live up to the fine tradition that has been established for them in previous years. The orchestra practices diligently every fourth period under the leadership of Mr. Lodzsun and this attentive practice has been reflected in and out of school. Their skill in handling both popular and classical music has been displayed to good advantage as they assist in assembly programs and out of school activities. We are proud of .our Mixed Chorus who under new leadership this year, has had a very success- ful season With Mr. Lodzsun as their director. The programs of the chorus have been continually met by an enthusiastic student body when they have been presented in assemblies. Through their singing We feel the students have obtained a more complete ap- preciation of good music. Mr. Lodzsun has introduced a new style of singing with the chorus and through the diligent cooperation of each member they have earned the recognition they duly deserve. FI FTY-TWO The Music Club is composed of some of our more M U S I C C L U B talented students. They hold musical quizes, operettas, and programs of individual talents of the club. Under Mr. Lodzsun's excellent supervision some of the members should go far in the the music world. Although it is just a newly organized club it is holding its own, and you will be hearing much more of it in the future. If you are interested in meeting some of our public speakers of the future, just pay a visit to Miss Dickroeger's Vocalion Club. 'lihis club is achieving its purpose by teaching our more bashful students to speak before large groups. They study and improve their voices through breathing exercises, and record their Voices to learn the defects. Their meetings are made interesting by one act plays and debates. At least once during the year some well-known speaker addresses them. MUSIC CLUB Row One: Leonard, Collier, Cope land lPres.l, Young CSec.l, Mr Lodzsun lAov.l, LeSaqe lTreas.l Razey TV. Pres.l, McCullough. Row Two: Crisrnon, lvlotle, Miller, Wisebeclcer, Brooks, Fennell, Bauqh rnan, McAllis1er, J. Milburn. Row Three: Peschel, Bird, McCon nell, Harris, Lornicka, l-lelorank, Voll, Koch, Gilmore, Snell. Row Four: Schultz, E. Milburn, Baker, Matchell, Larimer, Seybold, Sanderbeck, Reibef, Welsh. FIFTY-THREE VOCALION CLUB Row One: Kepple, Potts, Klingen srnilh, Lapina lV. Pres.j, L. Bat taglini lSec.l, Houser lTreas.l, A Bartaglinl lPres.j, Kopcak, Blei berg. Row Two: Beneventano, Bober Backus, Thornton, Flasik, Burkel Gross. Row Three: Sfanlcewilz, Greiner l-lunler, Geyer, Brinton, MCG-raw Francese, Tait. THESPIANS Row One: Miller, Donaldson lTreas.l, Kemerer lSec.l, Baker, Warrender, Zimowslci, Carroll KV. Pres.l. Row Two: Bauer, Bowers, Delwiler, Miss Rugh, Beckner, Shrurn lPres.l, Ruffner. GREX CLUB Row One: Beiersdorfer, Cummings, Zimowski lTreas.l, Ruffner lV. Pres.l, Myers lSec.l, Carroll lPres.J, Bemalre, Bla. Row Two: Hubis, Clayton, Cala- lona, Bloom, Pontarolla, Stevenson, Friedman, Ozzello, DeWalt, Cole. Row Three: Tarquinio, Kemerer, F. Davis, Murtha, Rumick, Myers, Maxwell, Pierce, Wolchiclc, Allman. Row Four: Harshey, Donaldson, Province, Guesl, Gisane, R. Davis, Small, Gustafson. The Thespian organization is one of the most ex- clusive clubs in our school. Membership is through invitation only and only those who have proven their worthiness through outstanding perform- ances on the stage have a chance of being selected. For this reason the club has a very distinguished membership and you may be certain that these amateurs will not remain amateurs long. Miss Rugh, their leader, deserves much credit for her fine work in instructing them and inspiring them on to success. THESPIANS One of the most outstanding clubs in the school is the Grex Club. It plays an important part in presenting assemblies and assisting with public presentations. The members of the club are stepping on those stones which may lead some of them to stardom, namely, being taught the proper use of stage make-up, how to walk, talk, sit and stand correctly. Monthly meetings consist of skits, show reviews, guest speakers, and entertainers. GREX CLUB It is not hard to realize how vital a Make-up Crew is ylA to successful stage productions. lihe students of our A ' ' Make-up Crew are developing a skill which will be useful to any of them who might find himself a make-up artist for the stage or screen in the future. Their job is to produce, by means of well applied cosmetics and costumes any desired age or nationality in our school actors and actresses. In their work, this group combines artistic skill, resourc 1 , V ' , ' H' O'lTlTB'I' alilities. When it comes to building a background, handling ' ' 4' N 1 the stage lights, or hauling up the curtain these fellows Ax 'I I4 It W are right at home for this is the work in which they specialize. It is true that you never see these boys but you can bet they're all in their proper places back stage whenever any stage production is taking place. They are gaining very valuable experience at their work and at the same time they are performing an indispensible service to the school. MAKE-UP CREW Row One: Welser, Wolchiclc, Cun- nfngnam, Fennell, Ketchum. Row Two: Trathen, Kemerer, Win- femalfer, Clayton. N l STAGE CREW l Row One: Bush, Riddle, Reiber, i O'Brien, Miller. i FIFTY-FIVE v STUDENT COUNCIL Row One: Murtlia, Haines, R. Lomicka lPres.j, Ringer QV. Pres.l, Slirum lSec.J, Felder, V. Smith, Baughman. Row Two: Danko, Battaglini, Fox M. Lornicka, Mr. Leinbach, Lam' be-rg, Zanarini lTreas.j, Milburn, Dietrich. Row Three: Giaquinto, Walker, Murphy, Krepps, Kepple, Soles, Copeland, Perfelti, Patch, Ringer. T If you have any suggestions which you think would improve our school, take them to the Student Council because this organization is the voice of the students. They make new laws and do away with the old ones. lihey sponsor our all- school dances, the Safety Patrol, the Lost and Found Bureau, and the assembly programs. They keep the students handbook up to date so the freshmen can get Hrst hand information about our school. This group is elected by the students on the basis of their representative and executive abilities. Stop! Go! These are the main signals of the safety patrol boys. This organization was formed by the Student Council to prevent accidents when crossing Fourth Street between classes. They stand guard by the wooden horses that block trafhc in the school block. They stand there in rain and shine and never complain. Quite a responsible job rests on P their shoulders, but they have accepted this task in the IFUC spirit of service. SAFETY PATROL Row One: Reiber, Yost, Lavelle, W. Lavelle, Rumick, Thompson, Madill, Donaldson, Stinebiser. FIFTY-SIX . The members of the Home Craftsman strive for E C proficiency in the handling of tools and machinery. liach member has learned how to use every piece of equipment the shop affords. lfach one works on dis- tinct projects and they make many practical and profitable objects for themselves. This club is more important now than ever before because it trains boys to do war work. It gives them experience in handling tools and machinery, enab ' f ' . ual ski ls in a practical manner which will prove very valuable to them. AFTSMAN CLUB REMBRANDT CLUB Row One: Pfeil, Madill, Faifh CV. Pres.l, Lornicka lPres.l, Miss Vafer lAdviserj, Bullock lTreas.l, Seibel, Safran, Hopkins. Row Two: Goldberg, Srniy, Clark, Havranek, Spino, Fisher, Welser, Lamberg, Schroelc. Row Three: Sanderbeck, Bird, Gior- dana, Kalbfleisch, Duda, Fisher, Reiclmiller, Schmidt, Howard, Terplco. This club was named after the famous artist and was organized in 1933. It gives those pupils gifted with artistic ability an opportunity to develop and display it. The signs announcing plays, dances, yearbook sales, etc., are all done by the hardworking Rembrandt Club members. Many of their posters have been sold to provide club funds. The members work long and hard at their various assignments. illhey often make trips to different towns to see their art displays. This club helps to develop an interest in art that goes on after graduation. FIFTY-SEVEN HOME CRAFTSMAN Row One: Volk, Donnelly, Sfauffer Sport, Prines, Zellers. Row Two: l-lolby, Ulefti, Mr. Shaul fAdv.l, Howard fPres.l Erreff lTreas.l. Row Three: Ruotf lSec.l, l-l. Reid- rniller QV. Pres.j, F. Reidrniller. BE BRANDT CLUB IIISTURY GUILD The History Guild studies human achievement as Well as history in the making. They make an attempt at predicting the future by referring to the previous cycle in history. They also study the civilization of ancient countries to create a background for more recent happenings. Plymouth Rock, the Black Death, and Pearl Harbor may be ust so many facts recorded in books but when thought of in relation to each other and their influence on the human race, take on real meaning and significance. ' QUIZ CLUB nouncer and two judges. After each meeting a the Winning team. HISTORY GUILD Row One: Skelly, Urloani, Saltz- man, lSec.l, I-lizer tPres.l, Miss Shaeffer tAdv.l, Smith, Koontz IV. Pres.l, Schmidt, Schrock. Row Two: Hubeaut, Colbert, Hos- tetter, Loughner, Winfield, Trogola, Orange, Safran, Wolicki, Seibel. Row Three: Otto, Mains, Sherbine, lTreas.l, Miller, Reitler, Sinclair, Shearer, Tewes. Row Four: Nelson, Seller, Sunder, Klingensmith, Johnson. QUIZ CLUB Row One: Dietz, Andrews, Gar- land lTreas.l, Cunningham CSec.l, Miss Duncan lAdv.l, Gaul' KV. Pres.l, Lorentz tPres.l, Smith, Delvtark. Kew Two: Scopa, Rumick, Heffel- finger, Bishop, Backus, Safran Wolicki, Wahl. Row Three: Schmidt, McKay, Boll ton, Ketchum, Carney, Fedoronko, Steiner. Row Four: De Bane, Sernenko, Donaldson, Kalbfleisch, Bush. For freshmen only! Thatis one of the rules of the Quiz Club which is sponsored by Miss Duncan. The club holds contests similar to those of the famous 'gQuiz Kidsv. Besides the regular oflicers, the club also elects an an- The remainder is divided into teams-the red and the blue. red and blue quiz kid is selected and prizes are given to FIFTY-EIGHT N AVIGATGR 9 CLUB Row One: Schmitt, Marchiqnoli, Albright fSec.l, Foltz, Daugherty fTreas.l, Chlappafelli, Abraham P I res,j. Row Two: Volk, Mackey, Erneffe, Poqlein, Errefte, Wherry, Miller. Row Three: Beiersdorfer QV. Pres.l, Krepps, Dilzoriso, Burke. This club is greater and more valuable today than ever before. It helps mold our future aviation cadets. In joining the Air Corps, they can learn the fundamentals of aviation and also how to read and understand marks used on charts for identifi- cation purposes. They study aeronautics, astronomy, dead reckoning, and how to locate the position of the stars. Many former members of the club have already stepped into their places with the men at the front. The purpose of this club was considered to be such a vital factor in the present day situation that an AM. and P.lVI. Navigators' Club was formed. The functions of both clubs are identical. Some of the members of these clubs are potential navigators and pilots of the future. Probably, some time in the future, you may be boarding a transcontinental transport plane and hnd a former member of the Navigators' Club at the helm or navigating the ship to its destination. The club is under the able direction of our Mr. Boettner, and this air inclined organization has become very popular. Its activities include actual demonstration Work, air current experimentation and plane designing. Films are used to supple- ment the actual experience the club members have with planes. NAVIGATORS' CLUB P.M. Roy One: Paffon, Juperia, Wenfzel, Dreisfadf, Kush, Croushore. rl Row Two: Sfinebiser, R u m I c k, Nichols, Drach. FIFTY-NINE LIBRARY Here is another of those organizations to which the school owes much gratitude for its services. These girls have expressed and carried out their willing- ness to serve in the library as assistants to Mrs. Armbrust and as servants of the students. They diligently go about their work of keeping the library in good order and aiding the students in obtaining and returning books. You may never have noticed them but you would certainly miss them if they were not there. To them We say, Yours is a job well donef, LIBRARY MONITORS Row One' D ' . ommick, Kircharfz Mock, Steiner, DiBagno, Brock DePaIma. Q OFHCE emts glijzmvristacgmlie, O:leScSlThlskylfllXj1l'ylersFllgL?slT Miss Matthews. These OHice Force Girls form a school service organization that is indispensible to the successful operation of our oflice system. Miss Matthews or Mr. Leinbach could tell you what a Worthwhile job these girls are doing and how diH:1cult it would be if the office didn't have their help. They are very useful in collecting the l absentee slips and in helping to keep the work of the office eHicient. This Work is entirely voluntary and these students are happy in donating th ' ' ' appreciated Work. e1r time to this SIXTY Row One: Skelly, Schmidt, Davis, W. Beiersdorfer, McDonald lEd. in Clviefll LeSaqe lAssoc. Ed.l, Ringer, O'NelI, C. Belersdorfer. Row Two: Wlnferhalfer, Miss Sfump lAdv,l, McGraw, Baffagllnl, Clav- ron, Defwiler, Bloom, McCullough. Row Three: Mash, Gallena, Rogers, Whiteman, Kircharfz, Knoblock, Kramer, Lewis, Perfeffi, Murrrnan, DeCI1elIis, Havranek, Sally Daugh- erty, Miller, Sue Daugherty. THE GSCAR STAFF In carrying out the tradition established in previous years the H. S. Oscar has again had a successful year of publication. The staff has put in another year of hard work and as their reward they accept that fact that the paper was received by a satisfied student body. Their efforts for the second year now have been under the leadership of Miss Stump who is doing a commendable job. The Oscar has retained the same form this year as in previous years, featuring the Ash Cann, Writings in Sporthandn, X- Changesn, etc., along with the regular latest news events. It has helped support itself this year by several noon dances and noon movies. As a vital force in the school, the Oscar has made a bright future for itself. Qs C R a S Klll':ZZ:F05N'Lp 1 'I E E017- HR 'B i j 2 ,EF F X S S D0Nc:-Nga RQLLY T ' P 3 55.1. ly STU eusggsb 'I X gm R Q 05-Hr S T S S E- X. X x ' E b sg Q S 5 X Q A rfjug 5 2- U.. X 90 1451.0 lr X i ei .1 SIXTY-ONE I l K ii X N ACT TWO Co MP l ETITIUN V-A 9 . ' , A lj- ' I C' I' S -,, W ' ' ' , , 5, ' 2 ai Q x 1 3 A, ,,,, .,, g :,1,::, ......,,,. ,,,. ,. mm , I ,Q ':.,.,,. K , ':iE: , , . - ..,.. safk 'QE , ii m xg? 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'ff 'MNX M V ' A- 'H ' p s f ' Qrm JIKA A f 1 P A is x is W ZL X , ff x ' as R U .Q aa eg H f-:'i' ,, S 1 ' 1 AJ, .., 45, R' - , 1Z i,.. , N, -3 vqmfk ,rg 'HH' M4 M, A. , 1,1 ' 6 . Zhi wmv 51., . . .1 , f ,, iii 3900149 4 L . k,'. ,Wy , , f , Garhotim IQPDSQWQ , - . 3 .:f' . VA S I T Y Yeah team, Fight! light! light! Yes, and our team did fight! And the semor first string put forth their best effort knowing that this was their last season. Seniors starring in the Backfield were Sammy Procida now at Miami Umversity and Gasklll in the V-5. On the line Was DeWalt and Stinebiser both in the Air Corps and Suze,' Trathen, our star center, now at Miami Unxverslty 5 s . 5 VARSITY FOOTBALL Row One: Miller, Michaux, Guest Gordon, A. Anlonacci, DiFonso Procida, DeWalt, Abraham, Gisane Gaskell, Harlung, Cox, Donaldson Row Two: Coach Amann, Brownell Capone, I. Antonacci, Monsour Terpko, Shurick, Roberts, Bla Caviggia, Redwood, Steiner, Coach Barnes. Row Three: Williams, Marchingnoli, Chipparelli, Slinebiser, Ferguson Hollendonner, Kepple, Trathen Bossarf, Aultz, Horsmon, Grundy Japalucci. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL Row, One: Sisli, Canale, Lauffer, Zollnnger, Barret, Grabowsky, Con- slanline, Garfola, Esway, Casper, Tiberio, Casfine, Mafuro. Row Two: Joy lCoachl, Brigode Filipplni, Marlin, Hollendonner Bauer, Saint, Espey, Skelly, Wilson: Delvlalleo, McLean lCoachl. Row Three: Harris, Harshey, Reid- miller, Rugh, Joyce, Fisher, Droufz Galanfo, Mascianfonio, Pierce Evangelist. You are now reading about our potential Varsity Stars. Yes, the Junior Varsity proved to be quite a potentiality this season under mentors Mr. McLean and Mr Joy. In the backheld, starring, was Bob Rugh. And on line, the Commandos were comparable to Pierce, Maturo, and Galando But the battle of Service and Supplies was won by JR. Student Manager Dominick Sisti. SIXTY-SEVEN J 1 .fl ji ll L 'il '-0' 1' 'Y 'ff Row One: Nelson, Johnson, Bosserr, Coach McLean, D Emilio, DrFonso, Galando. Ro , WW Jeannette Jeannette Jeannette Jeannette Jeannette Jeannette Jeannette Jeannette Jeannette Jeannette Jeannette CHHDCIIS Jeannette Cilllflfitte 6211111612716 CHHHCIYC C2lI1D6ttC C21I1I1CItC Jeannette Jeannette Seasonas Record Sewickley East Pittsburgh Penn Township lVlcKeesport Connellsville Latrobe Norwin Greensburg Uniontown Penn Township Scottdale Connellsville Latrobe Norwin Greensburg Uniontown Scottdale Rostraver East Pittsburgh Sewickley w Two: Sistl, Hoalc, Doney, Hileman, Abraham, Stawickl, Gilmore. ASKETB LL This year's Varsity Basketball squad was capably piloted by the new cag mentor, Mr. James lVlcLean. The basketball campaign, this season, proved to ll tough sledding for the Jayhawks. Playing a full schedule of twenty games the Ja cagers gained eight victories against twelve defeats. Discounting the impressio given by the score, however, the boys can be highly praised for turning out man a 'ithrilled packedl' game for the glory of old In section nine competitiol EZ the Jayhawks came against their worst setbacks with losses to Connellsvill 29 Uniontown, Latrobe, Norwin, and Greensburg. However, the victory famine wz, 2? appeased by two victories over the Scotties of Scottdale High. 52 41 Other victories of the season included decisions over Penn Township, Ea: ii Pittsburgh, and Sewickley Township. 23 30 In the County Tournament Jeannette came out on the short end of the scoi 33 in their first contest with the Rostraver Township five. 34 41 With all points considered, the past season will be well remembered by tl ig students as one of capacity crowds and unequaled thrills. 29 26 17 SIXTY EICHT Plenty of Aetion sus -M-..,M N., The boys go up for a high Hip in the Ted Doney heaves a free toss for Uniontown game Jeannette with everyone tensed, even the ' fans! d warms up before a big A tense moment, straining muscles sl this is a typical Jayhawk game. hawk squa ball fellow Jay game. Watch the SIXTY-NINE VARSITY BA KETBALL PLAYER Handling his duties Well, Bob Gilmore filled the Varsity post of Student Nlanager. To his lot came many of the seemingly unimportant tasks that are really essential in any athletic organization. Capably Filling one of the guard berths on the first string, VValt Stawiclci turned in many fine performances for the Jays and showed plenty of pep and spirit in every game. ' Jim Hileman, playing ccnter of the Jayhawk squad, Was one of its tallest members. As pivot man he performed notably in many of the intricate passing plays exhibited by our cagers this season. Charles Hoak Was one of the high scorers on this year's squad. 'cSputZy provided the fans with many a thrill by his excellent play at the forward post and his shooting ability. l SFVFIXTY .Il . VXI .'l'l'Y The unior Varsity squad, with a heavy schedule of twenty-eight games, battled their way to fourteen victories for this season. 'llhe squad had as coach Mr. ,lohn Baughinan of Gaslcill School. 'llhe junior ,lays showed considerable promise in every game and dropped many of them by close margins. All indications seem to point to plenty of good cage material for next yearls Varsity. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Row One: Carnese, Washington, Slcelly, Esway. Row Two: K. Small, Clarkson, Kaotz, Soles, Bfa, Seller, H. Smoil. Row Three: Dehlunzio, DelVitto, Bfigooe, Mascintonio, Bauqhman lflcachl, Saint, Hook, Delvlalleo. G GYM CHAMPS Row One: McCartney, DelVitto, Hoak, DeMafrec. Row Two: Delxlonzio, Bia, Pacelli, Soles, Fesh, Catalonia, Clarkson. ' P '.1'fn 13 f' w 1 EE E mini MENS During the past few years inter-class hasliethall has heen dormant here at .I.H.S. However, the Gym classes have revised the practice this year. The Freshman and Sophomore classes eaeh fielded six teams and these teams competed on an elimina- tion luasis. Here we proudly present the winners, period 2 of the Sophomore class. SEYIZNTY-ON 12 No vitamin shortage here! This A is one of the peppiest groups in our high school. They are Well- known to all the students because they appear at every cheerpractice and we see them at every football game, rain or shine. Cheerleaders are a very valuable asset to a team, for many a game has been lost because of poor support from the fans. This is the Hrst year We have had a girl as captain, but after seeing Betty Hackley you'll have to admit that no boy could have done better. This year we will lose two of this group, but we are sure the remaining ones will carry on. .fl l 4- f 1 V CH EER LEADERS Row One: Peg Rennels, Capozzl, Baker, Hackley lCap'f.l, Beckner, Pat Rennels. Row Two: Heffelfinger, D a v I s Bauer, DeMark. GY M 0 N I T 0 R S The Gym Monitors is 21 group of upper class boys and girls who unselfishly devote their time in order to help the teachers conduct the gym classes. They are the right hand men of Mr. Barnes and Miss Powell. Their job is to ease the task of the teachers by checking the roll, taking charge of the students' gym baskets, and keeping order among the various activities of the classes. This is another of our school service organizations which is devoting its effort for the betterment of the school. GYM MONITORS Row One: Ardissono, DiLorenzo Clayton, Briggs, Shrum, Gaul? DeNunzio. Row Two: Volk, Davis, l-loak Burzio, Domenick, Hileman, Staw icki, Doney, Schmitt. SEVENTY-TWO This club was organized by Miss Powell for those girls who enjoy sports such as badminton, volleyball, mat work, basketball, swimming and skating. These mem- bers of the so-called weaker sex could, without a doubt, surprise the opposite sex with their ability at many sports. liven when cold weather comes the girls like to go swimming at the Y , This club gives our girls an opportunity to develop along athletic lines and some of the members intend to go lurther with their work in college. GIRL' PUBTS CLR BOYS' ATHLETIC Row One: Danlco, Mull, Mock, Douds, Mr. Barnes lAdv.l, De- Mark, Rinaldi, Conrad. Row Two: Duckworth, Johnston, Selble, Ruott, Kush, O'Brien. Row Three: Reiber, D'Emllio, Hall Passaro, Yost, Wolfe. GIRLS' SPORTS CLUB Row One: Dinkle, Orange, Lavelle, Fichtner IV. Pres.l, Ardisinio lPres.l, Steiner fTreas.l, Falta fSec.l, West, Snyder, Lautfer. Row Two: Yett, Rogenmoser, Mess- man, Serago, Sheisiek, DePalma, Dietz, Keisling, Butler. Row Three: l-lackley, Gault, Eredle tario, Madill, Miller, Felentzer, Kramer, l-leasley, Patton. Row Four: Tury, King, Mastalski, Pavia. The boys belonging to this club are such enthusiastie members that they often meet on Saturdays to par ticipate in various sports, usually the ones that are in season. They learn the fundamentals of mat and apparatus Work, then they practice acrobatics and pyramid tricks. This club fits very well into the physical education programs sponsored by the United States Government. The boys were very sorry to lose their instructor, Mr. Joy, to the Navy, but they were glad to receive the direction of Mr. Barnes. SEVENTY-THREE CLUB ACT THREE 04p Pr ENDING TOWN FORUM Row One: Doncasler Barfello, Scurci, Pfell lPres.l, Casale KV Pres.l, Steiner lSec.-Treas.l, D'Or azio Ever 1 , el . Row Two: G I r o n, Fatalovlch Briggs, Hines, Sweeney, Varonka Conrad. Row Three: Castello, Varonlca, Gil- lespie, Young. E RY D LAW 'lihis club is outstanding because during its meetings it conforms to strict Parliamentary Law Also it is . ' 3 one ol the few which is self-supporting by the members selling candy at the basketball games. The funda- mental aim of this club is the study of law as it applies to the daily life of the student and to acquaint him with the various intricacies of the legal profession. The members make an annual trip to the court house to wit- ness judicial procedure used at a trial. It is now under the advisership of our new Commercial teacher, Miss Ruperta Weakland. COMMERCIAL LAW Lorenzo lPres., Pink Miss W an lAdv.l, Leeches ITre Ozzello, Nelson. Row Two: Wentzel lSec.l, Ren Zwinski, Young, Dlffenderfer, qusfine, Tresslfle, N. Dunmire Pres.l, Hubis. Row Three: Gehrke, Donnelly, B lgrpisladt, Kew, Hines, Bre era. 'liheffown Forum was organized for the purpose of dis- cussing and debating topics of world wide interest and importance and for the purpose of developing enlightened public o . Th I ' pinion e club is opcn to any person interested events. Miss Harshe i he b discussing current . y is t c capa le director of the club. SICVENTY-SIX eak s. Row One: lglaier, lvanoff Di I d ' a 3 ker Au CV ush, clit, h ortsmanship to boys The purpose of the club is to teae sp who are interested in Wild life and the Wide open spaces. Under the capable direction of lVlr. Amann, the members devote their time to educating the public in preventing forest tires and providing for animals and birds in wintertime. ' ' i ' ' the members are addressed by prominent sportsmen and During their meetings, discuss some phase ot outdoor lite. UNIOR SPORTSMEN J Row One: Clayton, Werner, De- vine tTreas,l, Fetterrnan tPres.l, M Cartney, Snyder, Carroll fSec.l, c Appel. Row Two: Arduini, Smiy, Avolio, Pertzog, Artuhevich, Salvatore Koch, Beard, De Martini, Stauffer Row Three: Harturig, Williams Michaux, Filcosky, Clair, Horsrnon QV. Pres.l, Rose, Monsour, Pavettl Reidrniller. FIRST AID CLUB Row One: Redneck, Kirchartz, P. Rennels, Knoblock iTreas.l, Peach fPres.l, P. Renriels iSec.l, Wise- beclcer, Pierce, Neilson. Row Two: Catalona, Gross, Blei- R benstein, Haines, Mr. berg, u Rigney, Peters, Gaut, Haines, Levin, Neiley. Row Three: Ponterolo, l-lebrank, Scopa, Peschell, Pierce, Piano, Pal- lone, Sadoski, Lorentz, Beckwith, Ravlarf. ' D 's, Prvor, Pertetti, Row Four. avi Pederson, Schultz, Gustafson. ,M -. DV, A newly organized club, under the sponsorship of Mr. Rigney, T has been established this year. It is the First Aid Club and it was organized due to the increased interest in tirst aid, mainly because of the War. The club is open to any student interested in learning the fundamentals of bandaging, control of bleeding, and other related subjects. The members also learn what to do in an emergency and how to do it. ' ' l d e which will be Valuable to them always. The members are acquiring knowe g SEVENTY-SEVEN CIRCULO ESP 0L A typical meeting of the Circulo Espanol starts off with the secretary reading the minutes in Spanish. Ut can be donelb. Then various Spanish games are played, or the members listen to records of Spanish songs, sometimes singing the songs themselves. They, also, learn about the problems, religion, and customs of the various Spanish speaking people of the world. SPANISH CLUB Row One: Dietz, Wasr, Shrum Lapina iSec:.j, Young, Taii. Row Two: Rubbo, Aland, Dietrich Tussing, Davis, Baker. Row Three: Perfeffi iPres.l, Hanks, Aulrz, Rumick, Ringer fV.Pres.l Neiderhiser lTreas.l. EADING CLUB READING CLUB fPres.l, DiBa no. Croushore, Young, Varonka. J. Agona, Burzic KV. Pres Blasioli, Capone fTreas.l. The main activity of the Reading Club, under the able leadership of our librarian, Mrs. Armbrust, is to make a detailed study of our library system. This method, which is usd in most high schools and public libraries, is known as the Dewey Decimal System. This project will enable them to use our library more efficiently. The members also give interesting book reviews and generally Widen their acquaintance in literature. SEVENTY-EIGHT Row One: Schmidt, Sherbine M Nelly, Miller, Fedoronko, Steiner Row Two: gafasso, N. Blasloli Giron, Cesrello iSec.l, Hancock Row Three: H. Agana, Anfonacci 'lPossunt quia posse videntur is the motto of the Classical Club which is one of our oldest clubs-being organized in 1919. It is arhliated with the Junior Classical League, a nation-Wide organization. The club was CLASSICAL CLUB Row One: Neilson, Steiner, Slankea wilz lSec.l, Thornton fPres.l, Miss Barley lAdv.J, Bloom lTreas.l, Brinlon QV. Pres.l, Madrlck, Shrurn. Row Two: Overman, Spino, Bene' venlano, Schlosser, Perlzog, Kinde- lan, Everett, Coen, Zlolkoski, Richardson, Row Three: Rogers, Doncasler, J. Leonard, Leonard, Cook, Voll, Kerchum, Ferree, Kemerer. Row Four: Grabowskl, l-larshey, Slough, Broker, l-lileman, Welch, Pignocci, Gulnn. CLASSICAL CL,B organized to promote a better understanding of the ancient civilizations of Greece and Rome. It aims to give the members a good cultural background so that they might better understand the world of today, which is indebted to ancient civilization. The Collector's Club is made up of people who are inter- ested in the hobby of collecting. The members bring their various collections to the club meeting and usually relate the interesting history which lies behind each collection. Some of the things which they collect are keys, stamps, ma COLLE CT 0B CL B tch-box covers, antiques, shells. Their collections serve not only as a pleasant recreation but, also as a source of information. Mrs. Reuter, the adviser, guides them in their hobbies. SEVENTY-NINE COLLECTORS' CLUB Row One: Fedoronko lPres.l, Men- anno, Ferree, Mrs. Reuler lAdv.j Fulmer, Curnoe lSec.l, Cunning- ham KV. Pres.l. Row Two: Pyren, Verna Haines Kernerer, Verda Haines, Caesar Hoffman, Slollz, Freeman, Ebeling Beckwith. Row Three: Gongaware, Goodman Maflhews, Trarhe n, Campbell Werner lTreas.l, Brechr, Slough POPULAR SCIENCE Row One: Potts, Hopkins fTreas.j, Faith QV. Pres.j, Mr. McLean lAdv.l, McNulty QPres.l, McNelIy, Gay. Row Two: Madill, Snyder, Mas- ciantonio, Neleiqh, Yett, Baugh- man, Hartman. Row Three: Schmidt, Chellman, Chew, Moga, Lewis, Ritter, Patton, Dominick. Row Four: Gasparato, Holby, Peterson, Masciantonio, Marinella. PUPUL 1' SCIENCE Liiifigi Z opu ar ci c , and reports from that magazine are one of the outstanding features of the monthly meetings. Mr. McLean, the sponsor, takes the club on Various field trips, factory Visits, and other scientific gatherings. The club, which consists of a group of intelligent students, shows much interest in its meetings and as a result acquire a great deal of scientific knowledge besides having a lot of fun. The three aims in which the Sci-Hi Club is interested are first, to provide an additional outlet for expression on scien- tific problems, second, to stimulate and encourage scientific research, third, it offers students an opportunity to meet and discuss common interests. The club is open only to freshmen students and usually creates further scientific interest among the members. Their programs consist of experiments, debating on scientific problems, and occasionally guest speakers. Mr. Lindsey is the capable sponsor. SCI HI CLUB Garland fTreas.j. Ito, Hackley, Appel, Zellers fPres.J EIGHTY Row One: Mazzaferro, Noonan, Tarquino, Raviarf, Dietz fSec.J, Row Two: Ernefte, Pierce, DeDan- Row 3: Gay, Smail, Smiy, Shearer. The Home Economics Club is a practical club for girls who want to make themselves useful as practical housekeepers. These future American housewives in the club receive enough instruction to enable them to do almost any practical job from darning a sock to cooking a delicious five course meal. With all the new equipment at their disposal, they are really 'ggoing to town with their fine work. We are fortunate to have such a practical club as this and we may feel certain that this coming generation will not lack good cooks and successful seamstresses. The Chef Club is a worthwhile organization for instructing boys to cook. Miss Wylie has done a worthy job of instruction with these boys and should be commended for her patient work. Lucky be the young lady who gets one of these fellows for a husband because from then on her cooking worries are over instead of just beginning. Cooking isn't the only thing these boys do. They also learn general kitchen work and are taught to take care of their kitchen equipment. It has been rumored that, strangely enough, they wash their own dishes. Believe that or not! l EIGHTY-ONE H0 E ECUNIIMICS CLB HOME EC CLUB Row One: Baughman, Barfello, Sfakowski, Bishop, Bowers fSec.J, Spearnock, Tarquino IV. Pres.l. Rolf 'ivfoz Freeman, Farroux, Gare rlc, rlggs Row Three: Miss Pafch, Careffi, DeMeria, Rogan, DePalma, Gas- parafo, Andrews, Carelli, R. Gas- parafo, Shray fPres.l. Row Four: Ressler, DiLoreHo, Fon- iana lTreas.J, Uleiffi, Rumick, Crisman, Waifs, Sirnmers, Hitchens, Sfough. CHEF CLUB Row One: Davis, Tussing, Harshey, Brechf, Leon a rd, Heffelfinger, Guinn, Link, Pikulski, Hanks, Can- ale, Ringer. Row Two: Miss Wylie, Bushyager fPres.J, Sanderbeck QV. Pres,g, Krupey KSec.l, Jupena CTreas. Kaylor, O'Neil, Davis, Pafch. CHEF CL B PRIESTLY The Priestly Science Club , organized in 1920, was named ,1 in honor of the great chemist Joseph Priestly who discovered L oxygen. Even though the club does not expect to ever produce such great scientists as he, it does try to broaden the scientific knowledge of the average student. This is attempted under the able guidance of Mr. D'Amato. Throughout the year the club also enjoys various social gatherings. SQUARE DANCE Row One: Waits, Stankewit son, Daugherty, Sue lTreas.J, Al bright lSec.l, Andrews, Foltz Kernerer. Row Two: M' iss Bozzan Spore Fox Gallen , a, Fishel, Rudh, Zanai rini, Bullock Y , oung, Tait, Webb, Bowers, Mr. Boettner. Row Three: Thornton, Bird, Pryor, Taylor, Baker, Warrender, McDonA ald, LeSage, Klingensmith, Beck- ner, Mr. Albright. Row Four: Miss Matthews, Miller, Shrurn, Patton, Lomicka, Zimowski lPres.l, Rieber, Neiderhiser, Davis, Guinn, Rutfner, l-leflelfinger, Bush- yager. Row Five: Ringer, B. Pertetti, Carroll KV. Pres.J, Bleiberg, Hile- man, Gillespie, Pederson, Steigh- ner, Abraham, Beiersdorter, Per- fetti, G. S UA CLUB z, Deli- PRIESTLY SCIENCE Row O c.l, Zirnowslci KTreas.i Borasio lPres.l, Faison, W. Agona Row Two: Pavetto, Miller, lvanoft Foreman, Mr. D'Amato lAdv.l, Welser, Lon , Black, Sollechio. Row Three: gerago, Chicotelli, Joe Murrman, Joyce, l-lileman, J. Murrman, Bleiberg, J. Agona. E just a newly organized club ou , y can see by its mem- bership that it's quite a popular club. The objective of this club is to have fun, and plenty of it. The odd attraction of the Square Dance Club is that not only do students belong to it but also the faculty. Yes, the square dance bug has bitten quite a few people right down from faculty to Mr. Maclayis secretary, Miss Matthews. This club does not meet on regular club days but calls its meetings on the second Tuesday evening of each month. There in the gym under the able mentors, Mr. Albright and Mr. Boettner, the square dancers rea partners. lly uswing their EIGHTY-TWO ne: Antonacci Blasioli Dietz fSe ETTA KETTE CLR ETTA KETTE CLUB Row One: Spore, Gress, Sander- beck fTreas.j, Gallena 1Pres.j, Kneyp Cfxowj, Bernarre CV. Pres.D, Zanarini 1Sec.l, Winferhalter, Row Two: Pyren, Ranier, Caruso, DeWalt, Beiersdorfer, Mull, Eredf- iario, Fishel, Hartzog. Row Three: Beckner, Brock, Davis, Fox, Alfier, Warrender, Robinson Mock, Ruqh. Row Four: Ketrer, Deiwiler, Dauqh erly, Allwine, Mason, Bengel Drylie, Lanqworrhy. d f of what to do and what not If you want to gain knowle ge to do in the line of etiquette so as to overcome those em- barrassing moments that inevitably come to almost all of us sometime or other, then the Etta Kette is the club for t is the club's chief aim. This year the club purchased a new book 'lso enjoy the advice of various guest ou For tha y . of etiquette by Emily Post. speakers. The members .1 HEALTH CLUB Row One: Eckels, Biss, Siauffer, Caesar QV. P'es.j, Benevenrano CPres.j, Marie lSec.-Treas,l, Chick, Thompson. Row Two: Bartlett, Delison, Gua- rino, Miss Shearer 1Adv.j, Bober, Backus, Ausec. Row Three: Dominick, Bryant Miller, Constantine, Rogenrnoser Pavia. This club, which was organized in 1940, has as its purpose-teaching the members the principles of hygiene, good health, and good living. They have surmised that it is necessary to have a pleasing personal appearance in order to be popular and successful. With this in mind, they are striving to live up to their purpose. Many of their meetings UB consist of h ' nd occasionally a speaker. EALTII CL EIGHTY-THREE LPH HI- regularly, ALPHA HI-T Row One: Black, Sisti, Madill Dietz lTreas.l, Zimowslci lPres.j F. l-lollendonner lV. Pres.l, R Hollendonner lSecreTaryl, Gisane Guest. Row Two: Bush, Petrilli, Esway Teliha, Mr. Basom lAdv.l, l-leaps Province, Rul'fner, Caserio, Conrad Row Three: Baker, Gaskell, Groth l-larshey, G-uinn, Davanti, Bush yager, l-leffellinqer. Row Four: Bauer, Miller, Donald son, Martin, Sunder, Bleiberg Gordon, Brownell. Row Five: Krupey, Gillespie G r u n d y, Schreiber, Daugherty l-lilernan, Soles, Sedrnik, Casper The purpose of the Alpha Hi-Y is uto create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian characterf, One of the outstanding clubs of the school, it is affiliated with the state organization, send delegates, to the conferences and provide baskets for the needy at Christmas time. Clean sports, clean speech, clean habits, and clean scholarship is their motto. They are aided in living up to their motto through the help of guest speakers. BET If you Want to join the ubestl' club in JHS just ask any Beta boy for his advice. He'll be glad to give it to you. CDO you get what I mean?D IIIIY But seriously, the Beta Hi-Y is another of the outstanding clubs of the school. They send baskets of food to the needy all year around. They are also affiliated with the state organization and send delegates to the conferences. They have excellent speakers who help them in living better lives. Wholesome leadership is their primary objective. BETA Hl-Y Row One: Parierson, Guarino, Aulfz lV. Pres.l, Kunlz, Ringer lPres.l, C. Neiderhiser. Row Two: Sim p s o n, Lomicka lTreas.l, R. Neiderhiser, B. Per- fetti, C. W. Palierson lAdv.j, Rubbo, Van Balen lSec.l, Aland, Perlzo . Row Three: Pryor, Schuliz, Schlos- ser, Rumick, Krepps, Aleo, Davis, G. Perferli. Row Four: Hanks, Peach, Bishop, Miller, Landis, Gilmour, Beiers- dorfer, Felder. EIGHTY-FOUR ALPHA TRI HI-Y Row One: Baker, Rugh, Shrurn KV. Pres.l, Taylor lPres.l, Pryor lTreas.l, Zanarini fSee.l, Warren! der, Albright. Row Two: Benevenlano, Ranier, Howard, Gress, Sanderbeek, Miss Greno lAdv.j, Andrews, Bowers, Moffe, Bullock, Fishel. Row Three: Delison, Shearer, Miller, Mull, Bauer, Brenlzel, Fox, Poole, Defwiler, Winrerhalfer. Row Four: Robinson, Mock, Spore, Beclcner, Foltz, Sally Allwine, Daugherty, Sue Daugherty. The Alpha Tri-Hi-Y is a club that ranks high in popularity among the girls. The idea in the minds of these girls is the upholding of high standards of Christian character and with this idea in mind they are continually taking their place among the leaders of their LPH TB l-IlI- classes. They are diligent in their activities and, therefore, have constantly met with success. This year the Alpha girls have had another successful term under the competent leadership of their sponsor, Miss Greno. To be a Beta is the ambition of many girls. This can be readily B understood when We stop to reali7e just how Worthwhile an organi- ET zation of this type is to both the girls Who compose it and to the school and community which they serve. These girls do not take their creed for granted but strive day by day to live up to it and the high Christian standards which they have set as a goal. This year they have had another suc- cessful season under the leadership of Miss Schall. The annual tea held by the girls for their mothers has become a tradition and the noon dances sponsored by them are looked forward to by the students. EIGHTY-FIVE BETA TRI-HI-Y Row ,.One: Baffaglini, l-lackley Landis CV. Pres.l, Monier fSec.l: Webb lPres.l, Slcelly lTreas.l, Kush. Row Two: Finocchio, P. Slevenson Fulrner, Capozzi, Miss Schall lAdv.l. Conle, Stoltz, M, Myers, P. Myers Row Three: Passaro, Malloy, Fishell Crisman, G ala n 'r e, Campbell Steiner, McDonald. Row Four: Tomaiko, A. Myers Klinqensrnifh, Wegley, Friedman McGraw, J. Stevenson. SCR P DRIVE W NNEIIS, R00 ll HOME ROOM II fScrap Drive Winnersl Row One: E. Dunmlre, Everelf, Eredlfarlo, Domenlck, A. Denunzlo Falla, N. Dunmire, Delison. Row Two: Diller, Flchrner, Donnelly F. Davls, Fllipplnl, Dlffendorfer L. Denunzlo, DILorenzo, Felia De Bagno. Row Three: Fellerrnan, Donaldson Douds, Drylie, R. Davis, Drelsladr Delvlaffeo, Delliene, R. Davis. Row Four: Dlefz, Elias, DeWal+ Faison, Felder, Donninl, Davanll Fawley. H0 E RO0M CAPTAINS HOME ROOM CAPTAINS Row One: Giron, DeLorenzo, Ruoff, Koch, Conrad, Buslwyager. Row Two: Serago, Ulleffl, Miller, Pelers, Monsour, VanBaIen. Row Three: Sfelner, Leonard, Perfeffl, Felder, Slwrader, Larimer. irst id Group for ir aids FIRST AID FOR AIR RAIDS Row One: Foreman, Messrnan, Rubenslein, Rugh, Kllngensrnllh, Wlnlerhalfer. Row Two: Dierz, Gordon, Schreiber, Abraham, Madlll. 5 X I NTERMISSWN A SIHELIGHTS IM-ELI-M ll0NOR STUDENTS Francis Ringer .... Valedictorian Willis lVIiller . . ..... Salutatorian Bruno Perfetti Nancy Skelly Adele Battaglini Laura Denunzio Kathryn Goody ir IROY f I lu, w.....ll x ' i ar Lomicka . . Josephine Tressitte Marietta Myers Madlyn Nelson Marie Mautino Francis Felder miami E mn: E Hmmm miemmmE Em Eiliiiiiiliflfiin i ni' H I SPECIAL AWARDS Bruno Perfetti Roy Lomicka and Willis Miller Bausch and Lomb Medal Rensselaer Awards for Proficiency for Proficiency in Science in Mathematics and Science COMMITTEES SENIOR PARTY ANNOUNCEMENT SENIOR BANQUET 1944 PROM Stanley Zimowski Minnie Moffe Stanley Zimowski Stanley Zimowski Stanley Zimowski Vernon Gaskell Roy Lomicka Vernon Gaskell Vernon Gaskell Vernon Gaskell Helen Gallena Eleanor Lou Robinson Helen Gallena Helen Gallena Helen Gallena Vera Baker Roy Neiderhiser Vera Baker Vera Baker Vera Baker Jean Allwine Helen Warrender Henry Borasio Adele Battaglini Charles Donaldson Melvin Bleiberg James Steighner Harry Guarino Robert Dietz Clifford Howard Elizabeth Dunmire Walter Beiersdorfer Charles Landis Blaine Joyce Patty Myers Francis Eelder Helen Rugh Betty Lou Pryor Willis Miller Bette Kemerer Peggy Taylor Elaine Zanarini Bruno Perfetti James Hileman Charles Landis Frances Davis Peggy Taylor EIGHTY EIGHT I . . .Honor Orator i' 1943 PROM Bob Dietz Helen Rugh Helen Gallena Vera Baker Francis Ringer Stan Zimowski Ruth Webb Antio Antonaeci Y .J Seniors and Faculty Serving in the Arlnecl Forces 0f Their Country April 23, 1944 Pete Nevergold - Robert Aultz Melvin Becker l-lenry Borasio Michael Casario Prank DeWalt Pete Douds l-larry Gaurino Wilbert Lavelle Joseph Murrman Kenneth William Poole Everett Rogers James Seybold James Steighner Lester Stinebiser William Stinebiser Charles Walro l-larry Wfintield Andrew Varonka Pk Killed in Action February 3, I943 'l'Eleanor Brown tJohn Joy tVineent Kennedy tNWilliam Matthews tlzaculty l 'Ir 'A' ost ikely to Succee FRANCIS RINGER NANCY SKELLY Here is our commercial whizz, Nancy, and our Spanish, geometry, etc., etc., genius, Francis. Scholastically, these two seniors are hard to beat-even hard to match. This team is not only outstand- ing scholastically, but their extra cur- ricular activities have also been note- worthy. The 'fscalesn of success are balanced in their favor. No doubt, when you read this book ten years from now, Nancy Will be at Work in Business Administration in the executive branch, and Francis will be a successful and garrulous minister. S ior est ancers BETTE KEMERER MICHAEL CASARIA NrNE'rv 'ABette,' proved to be quite versatile, but she seemed to have excelled in her dancing. Shels 'ismoothu on a dance Hoor, a graceful ballarina, and solid when she taps. Miken is our usolid sending shufflerl' who's the smoothest hep-dog on a rug. Mikeis receipt on how to be groovey is to add one hep- kitten to one hep-dog, mix well with a dash of solid music, sit back and Watch the results. Put these two personalities together and you have the Best Dancersn of the class of 514. est ersonalit VERA BAKER STAN ZIMOWSKI i t ' I3 S ost Athletic SAM PROCIDA BETTY HACKLEY NINETY-ONE They say that opposites attract, Well it's a scientiiic fact that this is no longer completely true. And itls an actual fact in regard to '4Stan and Vera. Here are two people so much alike with their grand personalities. They're a marvelous team in putting across some school event and making a success of it. They also have great executive ability, Vera being our class president for two years and Stan our senior class president. Stan and Vera being a stock phrase around school we just couldnlt break up the ucompanyu so we seniors voted them as having the best personalities in the senior class. Admiral Perry famed the words Dorft give up the ship.', But our Betty immortalized the words Letls give a big rip-roarlu Yes, Hack's our cheerleader captain and a darn good one too! As for Sammy-well I could write a book Cpocket sizei about his exploits on a football field. To Sam there's nothing more thrilling than to hold a Hpigskinv in his arms-and make one of his spectacular jaunts down a Held. So, to Betty and Sammy, we have bestowed upon them the title of the Most Athletic of the senior class. Senior c'Shindig.', Depicted are a few seniors digging each others Shins Thatls Bob Dietz and companion in case you didnlt recognize him. 'k Bass and Brass blow it out in practic- ing for their Fifth annual Band Concert. Some day these boys Will make good Marines. Why? F lld like to see you fight with one of those horns! l This is a new addition to our shop. The boys look quite serene and at home in their new enviromnent. ,gr No! It isn't Derby Day. That,s Hile- man and Stawicki watching one of our players heading for the basket Qno doubtj at the Scottdale game. uk Jack Copeland, alias lVIaidensWoon Sinatrav and Friends,'. From left to right: P. Myers, G. Clayton, H. Cunning- ham, I. Cole, D. Winterhalter, and K. L. Bowers. Excerpt from Fuss and Frillsf' Three generations in Fuss and Frillsv -mother, daughter, grandmother, and friends. t' Hileman, Stawicki, and Abraham-our basketball beauties! But these boys are really three of our astarsn. 'R IHS has its more serious moments. The American Junior Red Cross gift boxes, for the children of Europe, were donated by the students under the sponsorship of bliss Vater's club, the Rembrandt Club. ak' Dick Hileman is at the mercy of those wolves Burnell Hanks and Tommy Gus- tafson, while effeminate Chicken Donald- son and Fran Zimowski look on. 'iz Junior Debs 81 Companyv at the Senior party, Where the Debs decided to have their picture taken. Results: see the picture at the left. NI2'l'Y-Vi MMM MMM!! 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'lr DODGE and PLYMOUTH dl' Good Gulf Products Two-ton Heavy Duty Wrecker, Holmes Equipped SOUTH SECOND STREET Phone 680 Jeannette, Pennsylvania N T GT S Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of I944 B S JIMMY MASH'S SE SMOKE SHOP E Ii E Jeannette, Pennsylvania 1 214 South Fourth Street Phone 9590 I GLICKS CUT-RATE DRUG STORE Prescriptions Carefully Filled 305 Clay Avenue KING MURPHY PRESS General Printers ' Phone 2780-278I - I l04 WEST OTTERMAN STREET 2 2 5 GREENSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA 2 2 2 2 2 2 P I T wwi' UU HIIAIVUUUUUUU IIUUVUUYVININININYUW IAltNilVlN IIVININ lNllUlNlNININININlNU'U VVUVINIIIIVVVVVVUVVV NINETY-NINE 51 ' 5 5 2 5 j CHAS. D. DRACH 5 2 a 2 a 2 PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE ' 2 2 2 2 a Biological and Drug Sundries 2 2 a ' s E Headquarters for Accurate and Dependable Service 5 2 a 2 404 Clay Avenue Phone 46 2 5 5 5 5 2 a 2 a 2 a 2 a 2 e 2 2 , 2 2 s 2 a 3 2 a , a 2 a 2 e E PLATO ARCHER g 2 LOCAL uNloN No. so 2 : 5 Sheet Metal Work 5 g Teamsters, 5 2 2 ' Z 5 Chautfeurs, ' 5 2 , a t Tin, Slate ancl Com osition Roofrn 2 E Warehousemen, P S 5 2 z 5 g 5 5 and Helpers 3 ' a i Repairing ancl Furnaces 5 52 3 E 3l9 Bullitt Ave. Jeannette, Pa. ' 5 Phone 450-J Residence 450-M Z 2 a 5 253 Eighth Street Jeannette, Pa. 5 5 2 2 5 3 S Tap Ballet Toe Acrobatic E Baton Twirling z 2 a r a N A N c Y o' H A R E 5 2, a 2 a E SCHOOL OF DANCING 5 2 a E Phone: 644-J 2 Z So. Second Street Jeannette, Pa. 2 5 5 2 a a ONE HUNDRED ,f ' CAREFREE I Q Q I lde COA CHE S 'W ,, .1 I t IIRQ IIII 'I' 'I7'L TTL I VII. 'FFII f'17'II'fI' ITIL KTIIJ 1, .ESF NEW LUXURIOUS BUSES SAFE COMFORTABLE CONVENIENT HOURLY SERVICE GREENSBURG TO PITTSBURGH ROUTE 30 Ride the Bus and Save for National Defense ul' PI-IONE: IRWIN I 337 za 5-I .,.,. ,Q , , ,. ,, .L s .llam a I I if , si I .. - 4 '4 I4 4 'E 2 t 2 MMNl'UI'VI'UIMN!NlN!IVINIllllhllhhllhhhhhkillhhhhihhhhlhlhhhllihlhhhllhllhikk NlN!MMM'VI'UIIVUVUNHVINNN!NIMMMMRDMRDMRBBHBFMRFMIWARMMMMMNRMMRI BININI N1 MM NlNlfVllIllllYlIlflIlYVl'tlfWfVlNlNllUl RRIWNNMNRRNNR NUVUUIIVINU N' A NIWRNUIUIIVIIVIRNIJUNIININHNH NINANNWRIIYVIILNYLNIUI GEORGE W. UHRIN c. T. MYERS, JR. UNION BARBER SHOP Insurance in all its Branches Local 383 of B. I. U. of A. MYERS HAS lT g f a 115 S. Third Street Phone 163 354 N. First Street Phone 1213-J Jeannette, Pa. g 7 -: Sl-l RUM S DAIRY Pasteurized Milk Rich - Nutritious - Delicious Phone 63 Compliments of . . . Jeannette Shade and Novelty Co. Thomas R. Crock, Pres. l Manufacturers of Glassware 0 Jeannette, Pa. Compliments of G Beneventano 8: Son Candies, Cigars and Novelties Fountain Service Ice Cream N N N in 'Tl O C P1 EL as -v 5 cc H- - ng 3 Q?- fb ' in 5-.U N 4-I-D: 3 O 'U 01 N S- 'I 'E' en H5 5 5 0 FY Fl if' 'U 93 2 2 5. 5 2 5 E E E 2 2 . E E E 5 2 2 5 5 5 5 E 2 E 2 E E 5 5 2 5 2 5 2 2 S E 2 E 2 5 2 E 2 E E 5 LAWRY'S 3 The Wall Paper 86 Paint People ONE HUNDRED TWO . MRHRIBWMRNIIVI NY NUVINIMMft!NININHVINlNlMMMNIMMRDMMMMIFMNDMMYMMMRDMRFHRM fAHNl NVNWNUVU Nl IWVWNUVININI MNINUVI O , 5 3 FUR A FINE AND MCDDERN PQRTRAIT The Studm Grande Gfflclal Photoqmphers OI' CLQSS OF 1944 'l1Z . I I0 fi , P I4 ' 4 ' I-I-s A...- V fl QW ' . A , A . WW YUUVVV E 5 ? C613 ? 'il f G30 W S5 ' 3,1 7 EE Nooo -4 5411 70 CD2 EQ. I 'U 225 FU an I I' U 95 gi. QM' 5554 233 OLIVER AVENUE 5 ONE HUNDRED THREE ' llYUIfMl.llhNE!'Ul'lWl7l VV YW - w VV lhl UV W . . E 3 S 5 2 3 2 E s I A Best Washes to the Class of '44 2 5 g 5 5 5 . 2 MU RP I-IY CO 60 Co 0 5 Z E E E Success, Good Fortune, and Happiness 5. 5 , E Meet Your Friends at Murphy's g s 2 . E The Friendly Store n g E 5 1 a 5 3 5 5 5 3 5 E Records by Z VICTOR - COLUMBIA - oKEH RE U B E N I-EV' N SO N 5 3 E BLUEBIRD and DECCA Notary Public Q Keep 'em Swinging ' 2 Real Estate Insurance 2 2 z 2 a E Phone1954 E 2 a E 220 S, Fourth St, Phone 1763.1 Room 212 First Bank 86 Trust Bldg. 2 5 2 S E 5 2 z E E F H O R N Goodyear g 2 o 0 L g ' ' Shoe Repairing Co. 2 a E o E Wall Paper and Paint A. Perfetti, Prop. 2 - Q: 5 Supphes HINVISIBLE HALF SOLINGM 3 2 2 . s 0 if , E 120 S. Third Street Under Old Post Office t E Greeting Cards Residence Phone 2143-R 5 2 ONE HUNDRED FOUR 5 3 5 5 5 5 FRANK LEVIN 5 5 E 5' E Remember Pearl Harbor - Buy U. S. War Bonds 3 5 5 2 if z 2 Corner Seventh Street and Clay Avenue Z 5 3 2 2 Phone 1200 - Jeannette, Pa. 3 5 3 5 2 5 +1 E E S 2 CIVIC-MINDED organizations and indivi- 3 f duals buy their printing from Jeannette's Q 2 union printing establishments. g 2 . 5 o 2 2 -' 1 Uhr rllnurnal 1- 308 Magee Ave. Jeannette, Pa. S Phone 556 Build Jeannette - Buy in Jeannette , A A 2 a 2 Compliments . I Z WelbIe's Beaut Sho e '- - Z . , . E Maselll S Drug S1-0 re Cor. Second St. and Clay Avenue Ii a 2 3 2 0 3 2 620 Clay Ave. g 2 s s JEANNETTE, PA. phone 1179 5 3 5 S E Q 5 z 5 a 5 a 5 Congratulations to the Class of I944 5 P a . EARLE A. MILLER 5 S 1 a 2 Class of I9I I 5 5 5 Z We May Never Reach Our Ideals . . . 3 2 z E But-Like the Stars-They Serve to Guide Us On Our Way 2 E z iwwwww vwwwwuvwwwwwwwwwwwwww:rvwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww ONE HUNDRED FIVE NINUYVINI MMMMMMMMMMMMM MM MMM M MM MMM MMMMAnMMMMMMnnMnnM M M M Mmnqmmqn R MMMMNINIMMMMMMMMMMnHMnln1MMMMMMMMMMM ' - RRYVIAR RARIAHFHNHFNNRIINIINRKHKNARA Ythlhlvlfkhllll 5 2 2 E 5 E 2 E E E 5 5 2 E 2 5 5 2 E 2 E 2 E 5 E 2 2 2 5 5 5 Compliments of . . . DECOSTER BROS. Music GIFTS 206 Clay Avenue Phone 937 LAURA LEE CAN DIES 212 Clay Avenue Phone 2115 . Headquarters of Home Made DUNCAN S For Hardware W W LAWRENCE PAINTS AND VARNISHES 'lr Candies and Hand Dipped Chocolates 313 Clay Avenue Jeannette, Pa- Fresh Salted Nuts and Mints MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM'.nMMMMnnMMMMNl'M,MNlM MMMMMMMM MMMMMM MMMMMM MMMMMMMMMMMMMMM 4 1 For . . Courteous and Efficient Serviceg' KEALEY'S l'The Friendly Drug Storew Jeff Kealey, Ph.G. C Phone 86 512 Clay Avenue Jeannette, Pa. 'k Everybody Says: I SAW IT IN THE NEWS-DISPATCH . if QUALITY and DEPENDABLE SERVICE Byers Dry Cleaning Co. I 208 Clay Avenue Phone 647 ONE HUNDRED SIX 'VNV' UWIFNHVI 'VI Nl JUWUWNIGRUWUWIBYWNIMYWWFIWKN HJMMEEUK' 1119125 ggymwww f dl YUUR OLD F AT I MwkLMeMur L4 for as httle as ,l Ff,Li g by Exo I Stylllt . Any n w 1944 Style Fn t q lty new silk ll inn Cleaning gla 1 I Felt re v tx g Extra slun Ui 0005947 10 no t Newest Button ornaznentato Coats Reatyled to Jackef-I Call Jeanne1fe 693 ALL WORK GUARANTEED -or you can TRADE your old Fur Coat lll for a NEW ONE at Highest Trade In Value Bring our coat IU for an estlmate Complxments of the F I RESTON E STORES 415 Clay Avenue eannette, Pa Congratulations to the Graduates APPEL S RESTAU RANT 418 Clay Avenue Phone 9554 FOSTER P STEINER Relnable eweler American Made Watches Dxamonds Shaeffer Pens B1ll Folds O 405 Clay Axe Jeannette, Pa CARMEN MASH CLOVER FARM STORE and LIBERAL CLOTHING CO. 'A Across From Municnpal Bldg. 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Pittsburgh, Pa. 3 3 Phone 995 Phone Grant 1230 2 5 5 3 5 e e 2 Congratulations and Best Wishes 2 2 e 2 e 5 5 To The Graduates of l944 2 5 e 3 3 e f 2 2 E E Locally Owned and Operated E Z Jeannette's Modern and Friendly Playhouse 2 e 5 South Fifth Street Phone l42 EVUUVUVUVIIVIIVYVVVIVUVIVI YVUVVVUVUUUVVVVVIIUVVYUUUIIVUVIIVIIVUVVVVVUVUVUVII IIUVUYUUUUVIIVYUYUUVUVUVVVUVUVVUVUUVUVNVVUVVVVVVUUVVIIUIIVVVVVUVUWIIIU UVUVUUYVUVIIUVVYVVVVUUV VIIVDVUVUVE ONE HUNDRED EIGHT RIN! 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HOME APPLIANCES i' BUSHYAGER and DROUTZ Electric Home Appliance Repairing FURNITURE STORE Jeannette, Pa. C0mplime11fS Of Compliments of . . Arlington Home Bakery PlTTLER'S JOHN IVANOFF Phone 2096 Jeannette, Pa. 'A' Congratulations to the Class ot I944 Howard Gasoline and Oil Co. MOBILGAS - MOBILOIL ONE HUNDRED ELEVEN M M M MUNI NI Nl Q- w 5 5 2 Z 5 eannette um er ompany 5 J L b C 3 2 THE BUILDER'S DEPARTMENT STORE E 5 5 E A Full Line-Pratt Lambert House Paint, Tona-wall, Quick Drying Enamel E Cellu-Tone and All Other Products E a 2 PHONES 198 - 199 5 E Lumber and Millwork Hardware and Supplies 2 352 South Fourth Street Below High School Q 3 3 9 2 2 A 3 'k , a 2 . 5 S EMLE R 5 M A N s o N 's 2 2 Q r 2 P Jewelers and Optometrists ' 2 H E ' 306 Clay Avenue E z E Manufacturers Q a 2 Compliments of . . . 2 5 CAST IRON FITTINGS E Am swf, wa Wx, ,af M1 E 2 WORKMAN S 3 E . . ,nPFARfD1FLNl FQTURE ' 2 5 Z S JEANNETTE, PENNSYLVANIA Jeannette - Irwin 5 5 5 5 5 Greensburg a 5 Z 2 , E A I1 F V ' 5 2 nl: ony . anne 2 T 2 INSURANCE - PLUS SERVICE 2 2 515 Lowry Avenue Phone 200 2 . 5 JEANNETTE, PA. 5 T 5 ., 2 OIN E HUNDRED TWELVE M PM ' UVIN ' E i, O SD n v1 ,..... 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Local 82 Union, Local No. 668 3 . . 2 5 A free, virtuous and enlightened a people must know well the 5 5 American FHM G1 ss W tk great principles and causes on Iourneymen Barbers Union of Z 2 . G 0 Us which their happiness depends. America Local No. 383 5 Union of N. A. Branch 533 -Iames Monroe 3 2 2 . 3 E Motion Picture Operators o fthe g 2 American Flint Glass Workers I.A.'l'.S.E. Local No. 265 5 Union of N. A. Branch 534 W 3 2 2 r - United Steel Workers of America, 5 5 Local 1145 3 American Flint Glass Workers E Union ot N. A. Branch 535 3 . Z K United Steel Workers oi America, g 5 LMI H94 5 , American Flint Glass Workers 2 Union Q1 N. A. Branch 590 , E Int. Laundry and Dry Cleaning Workers, Local 137 2 Bakery Drivers Union Local No. 485, Int. Brotherhood ot Teamsters, f ,V ' Chuuffeurs' Warehousemen and U Federation ot Glass, Ceramic and V, Helpers of Ameriw Silica Sand Workers Local 21 - General TBCImSleIS Local NO. 30, I Stale, Cgunty qnd Municipal Int. Brotherhood of Teamsters, Workers Union, Local 14 . Chauffeurs. Warehousemen and L 2 Helpers oi America n E E United Rubber Workers of H America, Local 22 - Bartenders Int. League Local 3 Q No. 854, Hotel and Restaurant i 5 2 - - 5 Workers Alliance of America Utility Workers Union, Gas Worker's 3 Local No. 12124 5 a I t. B th h d I C t d . E Ildinerslooim-At::eriz?a LoIdcI:nNljs 11164 The Unlon Label Means E A Product Made Under Uumy workers Union. Water s Z Wholesome Work Conditions Worker-'s Local Na. 164 5 Wages Sufficient To Maintain 3 2 United Steel Workers ot America, -An American Standard- Of E E Local 1121 L1-V'-ng And Reasonable HOU-T5 United Steel Workers of America. 3 E Employment Local No. 2380 3 5 2 E Int. Union of United Brewery, Flour, an 2 g Cereal and Soit Drink Workers State County G Municipal Workers. 2 S Local 22 Local 67 Local 144 Local No. 287 3 5 a 5 5 a 5 2 2 . 5 2 a 2 1 5 f S 5 a A ON E HUNDRED FOURTEEN MMMMMMMMMMMM MMMMMMMMMMRAMMMMM 2 MMMMM MMM A n MMMMMMMMMMMMM a MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMg 5 5 2 ' b c: 2 Pennsylvania Lum ery ompany 2 2 E CONTRACTORS BUILDERS 2 E LUMBER MILLWORK 2 E ROOFING PAINT E 5 ir 5 5 3 2 Phone 83 Fifth Street and Gaskill Avenue 2 5 3 2 5 E 5 2 5 2 2 5 3 5 3 5 3 5 3 2 5 2 'Z 2 5 E 3 2 3 2 3 2 5 5 5 2 3 5 3 5 I 5 Z Congratulations to the Class of I944 2 5 5 E 2 E 5 2 3 2 THE GLASS CITY BANK r E 3 S Jeannette, Pa. 5 - 3 E 3 ' E Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 2 E 2 5 3 5 3 2 3 5 3 5 5 5 3 5 5 2 5 2 3 2 3 5 3 E 5 5 5 3 5 2 E ll 5 5 Forthe Future... g 5 3 2 Buy War Bonds 2 2 3 2 3 2 5 E OHRINGER HOME FURNITURE CO. 2 5 if 3 2 I3 - I9 North Main St. Greensburg, Pa. 5 5 3 2 2 ONE HUNDRED FIFTEEN M M 5 E E E E S E S E 5 E 5 5 5 5 E NIM! 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Complete Fabric Cleaning Service ' 2 if 2 2 2 5 Laundering - Dry Cleaning - Linen Supply E 2 z 5 ' 5 5 E Model Dry Cleaning and Laundry Co. Z E j PHONE 43 - JEANNETTE, PA. g 2 S 2 2 5 5 5 Skate For Your Health 5 2 2 .... at . . . 5 2 2 2 A D l V ' ' R II R ' lc i e itto s o e r I n , 2 2 a i Skating every Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday Evening. Saturday afternoon 3 E for children. Mondays, Wednesday and Fridays Cpen For Benefit or Social Parties. 2 E Phone 710 JEANNETTE, PA. 514 Fifth Street 2 2 a 2 a 5 6' Uv'sYVlflVUUVUVU'Ull'Ull'U VUVVIIVUUUUUV UVUVYUUVUVUVYVYVVVYVYUUVUUVVVVYUUNIUV KYUYUYUKUUVUYUVUYUUVUUUUUVYUYUYUYUUUUYUUVUYVVUUUVVUUUYYUYVUVUVg ONE HUNDRED EIGHTEEIX t fl 2 E 5 E' 2 E E E 2 E 5 5 5 E - M MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM McKEE GLASS CO. 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The house that burned to ashes while you were sleeping or 2 away trom home? I 2. The wite or child who was trapped and burned to death? 1 3. The auto that killed your neig bor's small son or daughter Q while playing in the street? 1 4. The tive-year old boy who died within two days atter con- tracting a strange malady? These are iust a tew ot the things that can happen to you and your tamily. Play sate, by insuring with one ot Jeannette's most 2 progressive Insurance Agencies-backed by strong, progressive, E up-to-date Companies. f GRANT D. WENTZEL 2 Phone 666 E I I3 S. Third Street, Jeannette, Pa. 2 Featuring STATE FARM'S tamous 80f20 Auto Collision ..... E the Company others follow . 2 Auto, Lite, and Fire Insurance - Hospitalization - Real Estate 5 Bonds and Mortgages, etc. 2 2 2 wwwuvwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwvuwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwuvwwww wwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-ONE O 5 . M ELLIOTT COMPANY Manufacturers Hugh-Grade Power Plant and Industrral Process Equipment Main Works and Headquarters . eannette, Pa CARL C CLIPPINGER GENERAL INSURANCE Shop at Glass Cxty Bank Bldg Phone 634 E Q 205 N. Third Street Phone 140 BON TON ZANARINI BROTHERS 'f f ' Flowers of Dlstmctl 601 CLAY AVENUE Store Greenhouse Phone 7701 Phone 770 M Say It Wlth Flowers Greensburg, pa, 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 E H onv 2 2 E 2 O 2 5 - - 2 2 I H ' H 2 S 5 T. D. 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E1.......... .................. .........E, CONGRATULATES . . The Senior Class of 1944 ANTICIPATES . . 5 Success and Happiness For Everyone 622 W. Pittsburgh Street Greensburg, Penna. Office Phone: 1099 J. V. Cavalier John Cavalier Res. - Jeannette 473 Res. - Greensburg 2830 wwwwwwWWWwWwwWwwwuvWuvewwWWWwvuWWwwwwWwWWW:NwWWwwwwwwwwWMVwwwwwvvwwwwwwwwwwwwuvuvwwwwwwww wwwwwwwwwwwwul! IN AN ww wwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwWwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwllvwwwww IIUVV 'vu ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-FIVE ..- ELLIOTT OFFICE WORKERS UNION LOCAL 2380 Extends Greetings To The Class of I944 ' 7' -. I B , y I, 1' with 11? mwral 15111112 3 LONGO'S MARKET McCULLOUGH MINE Extends Greetings to the Class of 1944 QUALITY PLUS SERVICE 'A' 606 Division St. Phone 780 WESTMORELAND COAL CO CAPLAN IRON 6' STEEL CO WAREHOUSE PRODUCTS ININIIVIIVINUV UVIN UVINININUV UVINININUVIN YUYUIDIINVUININ 3 E 3 Z B Z 5 3 3 3 3 3 WWW WW WW wwwwwwwwwww 2 3 3 3 5 3 3 Z 3 3 E 3 3 3 3 2 3 3 5 2 3 3 T s 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 5 3 2 . , g 3 2 ' -: ' GENERAL STEEL 2 3 3 3 3 3 2 ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-SIX ' ww m 5 3 5 3 2 a 2 a 2 a Z 5 2 a 5 u WALWORTI-I CCMPANY INC 5 , 2 5 Z g Greensburg Works 5 2 z i Makers of 5 2 2 2 z 2 VALVES and FITTINGS 2 a 2 Bronze 5 2 a 5 Grey Iron Z 2 5 3 Malleable Iron 3 2 a 2 Steel 5 2 2 2 ak 2 2 2 a a 2 a 2 f ff 2 LAIRD F. SHRADER 5 z i Established 1914 E i Real Estate and .Insurance E Notary Public i 211 South Third Street A Phone 421 3 7 a 5 3 1 5 -A z 2 s 3 T. F. O'ConneII 6' Son 2 E Whiteman Candy Company . 3 2 Wholesale INSURANCE 2 5 Z E Confections, Tobacco, Cigars U 2 2 2 E and Sundries 307 Clay Avenue Phone 446 2 2 3 2 a UVUVVVVUYVVVUV 3 ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-SEVEN MMMMMMMMMMMMMM MMMMMMMMMMMrunMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM1, 3 3 5 3 3 5 3 3 3 3 3 3 5 5 3 5 5 3 3 3 9 Best Wishes 'co 'che Class of I944 i' Let's AII Buy More Bonds and Sfamps I ir Home Made Candies and Ice Cream 605 Clay Ave Phone 9583 What will you have to offer HOCKENSMITH WHEEL af MINE CAR co when peace comes? Efficient Buslness Tramlng IS Our Specialty Manufacturers Since 1878 PENN PA DUFFS IRON CITY COLLEGE Duquesne Way Plttsburgh Pa FOR THE MINING INDUSTRY Cars Wheels Sheaves, etc FOR TRUCKERS Penn Body D1v1s1on I, Penn 86 Atlas Bodies and Hydraullc Holsts 'hum-I in ' Penn Specxal Bodles f CHEVROLET f FOR THE STEEL INDUSTRY R E Supernor Mold 86 Iron Co Subsidiary Ingot Molds Ingot Mold Stools Cast Iron Castmgs up to 20 000 pounds C ngratulatxons to the Class of 1944' . o . . . . . , 9 ' - , 7 ! ' T M . I . 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Ruettger E 2 122 SOUTH THIRD STREET 2 S Telephone 622-J and M E 5 5 5 ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-NINE nmmmmmmmmm : mm nnmmmaamm nm 1 :nn - M - M JJZJQCITF, - V- -- . ,L mmmmmmmmmm mm ,mmmmenmmnnu 1-nnmmmmnnmnnnamm 1 Fi .f, IEE ' V, ,rf- -7 5 a if . A 5 1 Q Q a a w' -6 f 5 J 35 ' 1 L Q Z3 5 . fi if 'J CW F33 :fi E 21 n, .V 6 s i fi , 3 5 ' Q E 1 , E g E w 3 A 2 5 a 2 z ONE HUNDRED THIRTY 1944 A Aaron's Furniture Store .......... Appel's Restaurant ....... . . . Archer, Plato .,.....,....... Arlington Dairy Products .. Arlington Home Bakery . . . . . . B Beneventano G. and Son ........ ! Betty Jane's ............... . . . Birk's Funeral Home .. Bloom, Sam .......... Bon Ton, The .......... Bushyager dn Droutz . .. Byer's Dry Cleaning .. .... .. C Caplan Iron and Steel Company Central Hotel ...........,......... Central Service Station ......... Central Trades Council .... Clippinger, Carl C. ..... . Clover Farm Stores , .... Coca-Cola Bottling Co. .. Crane Clothes .......... ...... D Daugherty, S. C. ...... ..... . Decoster Bros. ........... Del Vitto's Roller Rink Drach, Charles D. ....,... . Duif's Iron City College Duncan Hardware ....... ..,.... E Eckert's Jewelry ... ,... .. Edward's ....................... Elliott Company ................. Elliott Office VVorkers Union Emb's Radio Store ............ Euwex-8aCo. .............. F Famous, The ................... Firestone Auto Stores ......... Felder, Sam ......................... Fifth Avenue Bowling Alleys ...... First Jeannette Bank ............... Fort Pitt Mine Equipment Company.. G Gillespie, M. A. .... Glass City Bank .... Glass City Drug ............ Glass City Transfer ........... Glick's Drug Store ............. Goodyear S oe Repairing Co. . Gran , WV. T., Co. ............. . H Harris Amusement Co. ....,.,..... . 1-lerbold's Bakery ................... Hockensmith WVheel 81 Mine Car Co. Horne, E. F. ....................... . Howard Gasoline 81 Oil Co. .....,, .. Hummell. Harry XV. .......... . I Isaly's Dairy Company .. .. J Jackson Shoe Store ....,. Jeannette Glass Co. .........,.. . Jeannette Lumber Co. ........... . Jeannette News-Dispatch ........... Jeannette Shade and Novelty Co. .. Joe 1Vorkman's .,................. Jouret Radio Service ....,........ Journal, The .......... Julia's Beauty Salon .. . . .. K Katz's Clothing Store ... ...... Kealey's Drug Store Kemerer, Bette ....... Keystone Supply Co. .. King-Murphy Press IAYHAWK ADVERTISERS ir Page L Page 111 Laura's Beauty Salon ............ 119 107 Laura Lee Candy Store ....... 106 100 Lawry's 1Vallpaper and Paint 102 118 Leonard Shoe Repairing ....... .. . 116 111 Levin, Frank ................. 105 Levinson, Reuben ...... 104 Liberal Clothing Co. . .. 107 1 Q Lincoln Coach Lines 101 0M Linnart, 11. E. ........ 128 Longo's Market . .... 126 Ifl 108 122 M --- 111 Manson's Jewelry Store .. ... ... 112 106 Martin, Glenn G. Jr. ..... 113 llgasgllis Drug Store . .. as , 'armen ....... 126 Mash, Jimmy ..... Y.. .. 124 Mason, Sherman W . .. 123 98 Mfiiiee glass Co. 119 'u4 M1 er, are A. ..... 05 Mill'tein J. H. ...... ........... 124 Miss: Connely's School ................... 108 113 Model Dry Cleaning and Laundry Co. .. 118 ' ' ' 127 Murphyblizrfl., Co. ..................... . . . ilyers, . . .......................... 2 123 0 0'Connell, Mayor John M. ..... 109 0'Connell, T. F. and Son 127 100 0'1-rare, Nancy ................ 100 Eg grrinier Home Furnishings 100 ympa, The ...... ............ . .. 28 P Pennsylvania Lumber Co. ....... 115 Penney, J. C., Co. ..,...... 111 122 126 Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. .. 125 129 Pittler's ,.,... ..... , .... . ., 111 ' ' 97 Princess Theatre ...... . . . . . . 08 R 121 Ratner Charles I. ................ 10 107 Rawstliorne, Robert, Company . 130 ... 96 Redlich's ........................ . ... 109 113 gie,h1:id's Jewelry Store ....... , ,,,123 oe son, J. E. ....... .. , , ,, 129 Rupp's Auto Service .. . ... 119 S 124 St. Vincent College . . .. 109 - -- 115 Semler Company .... .. . 112 117 snrader, Laird ............ 127 - - - 129 Shrum's Da-iry .............. . . . 102 99 Singer Sewing Machine cn. .. 109 104 Sprucebank and Helzel ..... .. 98 109 S einer, Foster P. ......... 107 Stou h, T. H. .......... 110 Studtiro Grande The 102 117 Sunder, Carl . .... ..... . .. 116 . . . . 116 . . . . 128 T Taylor, Percy ..... . .. 98 116 Taylor, Phil ....... 97 ' Teamster's Union ... .. . ... 100 U . . . 113 Uhrin, George .................................. 102 United Rubber WVorkers of America, No. 22 .. 120 110 V . . . 11 ... 112 Varine, Anthony F. ... .... . ... 112 .. . 106 Victory Glass, Co. . . ........ . . , 123 . . . 102 . . . 112 1V 104 . ' W alworth Company Inc. . ....... ... 127 ' 1Veible's Beauty Shoppe ..... 105 1Ventzel, Grant ................ 121 1Vestmoreland Coal Co. ......... 126 1Vestmoreland Construction Co. .. 125 110 1Vestmoreland Glass Co. ......... 121 ... 106 1Vhiteman Company .......... ... ... 127 129 110 Zanarini Brothers .. ...., 122 . 99 Zanarini, Dan ..... . 107 ONE HUNDRED THIRTY-ONE 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 Floknowledqmenfs The 1944 Jayhawk Staff wishes to take this means of publicly recognizing the assistance of the following in the publishing of this yearbook: Mr. Charles Sprankle and Mr. Robert Rathman of the Robert Rawsthorne Co. for their constructive ideas and cooperation. The Studio Grande of Pittsburgh, for the fifth successive MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM MMMMMMMMM:vuMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 . 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 , 5 5 5 5 c 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 2 2 2 2 2 F 2 2 2 2 2 2 5 2 2 5 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 5 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 E Q year the official yearbook photographer. Mr. Frank Hartzell and Mr. L. Ward Mock for photographic contributions and unselfish personal services. Mr. Roy Lomicka, '44, for his art work. Mr. S. Schlesinger of Kover Kraft, Chicago, Ill., for his suggestions in designing the cover. Mr. Lee Murphy and Mr. A. Hellman of the King-Murphy Press, Greensburg, Pa. The director, faculty and student body for their helpful cooperation throughout the school year. P g 1 wvvwwwwwwwwvvwwwwwuvwvvwvvwwuvwwwwwwwvvwwwwwwuvwwuvwwwWWWWWwwwwwuvuvuvuvwuvwwwwwwwwwwwvvuvwwwvvwwwwvv ONE HUNDRED THIRTY-TWO our lwonicker , . 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