Kittanning High School - Kit Han Ne Yearbook (Kittanning, PA)

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DORIS I. BOWSER Don Ilflcrchandiring Fair haired . . . pleasant man- nerisms . . . company for Muriel . . . never given to gossip . . . liked by all of us. JEAN I. BOWSER Bofw:1'r Clarxifal Always has something to say . . . concerns herself with her work . . . falls up steps fre- quently. M. YVONNE BOWSER Bonnie Snrftarial Une petite jeune fille . . . charming . . . attractive clothes and clever hair-styles . . . likes the Rfndfzfvous atmosphere. VERA M. BOWSER Illiddy Srfrftarial Afraid to talk . . . how's the store business . . . spends her transportation time in the Cow- ansville bus . . . demure. RICHARD BROWN Dirk Vatational Seldom seen without Cousins and Norton . . . bashful . . . vocationally inclined . . . loves to play with blocks. SENIORS JAMES F. BOWSER Jeff Scientifir Little in stature but big in importance. . . destined to fol- low in Mr. Baker's footsteps . . . bound to get ahead. LOIS H. BOWSER Trou.t1'r Mfrchandixing Likes Pontiacs and plain cake . . . dislikes studies . . . spends her spare hours in Dr. Wyant's office . . . wears knock- out perfumes. ROSELLA L. BOWSER Rosiz ' Accounting Just loads of fun . . . does nice work in bookkeeping . . . always has a smile . . . well, he's tall and dark, anyway. JOSEPH A. BRESKI Joe Mfrrhandiring Avoids the monotony of black excuses by getting red ones. . . considers himself slightly ele- vated over the rest of the world . . . great game hunter. EUGENE E. BUFFINGTON Gena Vocational Likes his sports in big doses . . . what would the janitors do without him . . . a good first baseman . . . rides his thumb. Page Tavfnty-three

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E. JEAN ALEXANDER Dog-fatfh1'r iM1'rfhandi.vi11g Little, blond, terrihc . . . pals with Georgia . . . good natured . . . athletic type . . . skates round and round . . . capable Commercial student. KATHRYN E. BANKS Kart Sffrftarial Sells shoes in a shoe store . .. Tri-Hi-Y girl . . . another bike fiend . . . conservative. NORMA M. BEER N1'rm l'70CL1fi07lI1l Tall . . . wears black Cthey say black means wisdomlj . . . is usually seen with Marie . . . writes notes in study hall. M. VIRGINIA-LEE BEST Pz'afl1z'5 Gvnrral Vivaeious newcomer . . . pri- vate secretary to 'fMountain Boy . . , promoter of the Kit- tattlfr . . . likes the opposite sex . . . Peaches to everybody . . . always wandering in the halls. MURIEL J. BOOHER Mun Clasxical Queen of Point Breeze . . . cute and sweet . . . handles her Studebaker like a man . . . will be an ideal housewife . . . di- minutive. -IEANNE C. ASHE Cl11irf Sffrftarirrl Greatest pleasure is playing tricks . . . noble friend . . . Ashe 81 Ashe's office girl . . . feminine Rubinoff . . . tomboy. A. MARIE BARR Poofl1i1 ' Jllfrrlzandising Small, blond . . . stooge to Miss Shaffer . . . Cenjoys her school work j . . . pals with Norma. C. FREDERICK BELL Fred Gfnrral Letterman and hero of the football squad . . . handsome redhead . . . trailed by skirts . . . hails from up the river . . . apple QU of Buzzinotti's eye . . . l'Milkshake kid No. 1. ALDER BETTI Al Commercial Quiet . . . tardy frequently . . hails from East Kittanning . . . baseball enthusiast . . . ped- dles his papers. BEN A. BOVVSER Jr-Jw Vocational His motto is f'Be merry while you mayll . . . always seen with friend Bill . . . Utrapperl' at the Golf Club . . . lives on a hill . . . whiz at cards. SENIORS Pagf Tfwfnty-tfwo

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SENIORS MARY M. BURKE Shrimp Mfrrlzandirirzg Small . . . has a way of mak- ing boys fall . . . never lone- some and never blue . . . always seen with Max. CLYDE A. BUTLER Biggy flrmunfillgf Friendly . . . never without ll big smile . . . a good sport all the way around . . . likes sing- ing. GRENU M. BUZZI NO'1 l'1 Buzz Gr'm'ral Hero of the football team . . . heart throb of the girls . . . flashing center of the basketball team . . . bum knee'd . . . Milk- shake kid No. Z. DOIWINIC CARLI Domy f1l'!'IllHlfl7I!f Not shy but surely can blush . . . you can always bank on him to help out . . . cut-up of Bookkeeping IV . . . nice. LENA M. CHEMELLI N1'1'n .'llfrrl1111zdfJi11y Always ready and willing to help . , , might be named Leap- in' Lena . . . boys, notice the twinkle in her eyes. HARRY E. BURNS Coyle Gfnwral shannock . . . always ready and willing to help a genu Bashful boy form Cowan- art . . . interested i a i' e from Center Hill. W 4,441 ELEANOR A. BUTLER RuJfyl' 1llfI't'lIlI7l1Il.Yl7l!l Has blue eyes and inclined to be a red-head . . . says she likes school-ugh . . . sold hot- dogs at the football games. EDITH A. CALIGUIRI Culfy Mr'f'1'l1111zlli.fi1111 Short, snappy, and very talk- ative . . . hardly ever without gum . . . likes to have her fun . . . the life of a party. CATHERINE S. CECCHI Kay lwrrflzarzdisilzy Likes to talk . . . wouldn't be happy if she couldn't . . . keeps a gala session going in Mr. Strong's class . . . all in all, she's lots of fun. IVIARIE G. CI lN1lNI .llitzi Sfrrftzlriul Applewold is her station . . . to boss her employer is her destination . . . don't take your work too seriously. Pagf Tfwfnty-four