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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1944 volume:

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All students must necessarily appear on this stage of life, and we hope this book will keep alive memories of inci- dents and friends on this huge stage for many long years. Many of our classmates have left our stage to appear in much more important theatres-our theatres of War. We are aware that today these represent our most important theatres. The players on these stages are too often forced to face real tragedy which is depicted in this book as the mask of tragedy. We began our high school career as the Class of '44 in the fall of 1940. War clouds were hovering over our great nation at that time and on December 8, 1941, World War ll began. As our class has gone on to higher heights in our various subjects in K. H. S. curriculum, likewise, have our armed forces gone on to greater and greater victories. ln years to come we will look back upon these dark years and realize that our school days were a time when an important part of American history was being made. With the wish that the scene changes soon and that our classmates and all the World may discard their part in the real- ness of this tragedy and instead play their role in a life of use- fulness and honor, we present this issue of the Kit-han-ne to the Class of 1944. Rosemary Ellermeyer lean Pryde Co-Editors Z-XTTHAETIUNS Dedication Uicectere 'J' Faculty Heuer Heil Sentara C' Ctassee 'J' Snaps Features 'D' Specialties Remedy Hit-han-ne Newe MISS AVANELLE SCHLOSSER, A. B. I A UEDIE E, THE CLASS OF 1944, DEDICATE THIS EDITION OE THE KIT-I-IAN-NE TO MISS AVANELLE SCHLOSSER. THIS IS OUR SMALL WAY OP THANKING HER EOR HER HELP, FRIENDLY INTEREST, AND EXCELLENT ADVICE: ALL THREE OF WHICH HAVE HELPED TO MAKE OUR HIGH SCHOOL YEARS A SUCCESS. N APPRECIATION OE HER UNTIR- ING EFFORTS, AND UNEAILING LOYAL- TY TO US, VIE, THE CLASS OF 1944, AS A TOKEN OF AEFECTION AND GRATI- TUDE, DEDICATE THIS EDITION OE THE KIT-HANANE TO MISS MARY ANN STEIN- MATE. TIU MISS MARY ANN STEINMATE A. B ll KWYF i ! IWIA K' fr-V Q X fnx I Eiga! 7 3 E Z-F.-,K I9 DR RUSSELL RUDOLPH WADE E HEILMAN HON W STUART HELM RUEUS S ERICK HENRY A HUDSON KARL M WATT MERRILL SWARTZLANDER IAMES F RAU CLYDE W CRANMER ROBERT T LAING MISS HAZEL GIBSON MISS ANNABELLE HELM WALTER STIVASON DR I B E WYANT I I f f' 1 1' IVIADEL C LAW :ON s f T , x E R R 2 .X . . ,V v -Q x v i , i -L T f -, i in L iv E3 31 RY I ' H., I- Z - -5 -.. A 5: 1 Q ' gm X I 3' ' Ii - A 2 -ff M In vi , f Q L I 1 ? j G'-X V X - : ? fl 5 ' E f 2 . ' --,, ' fix I .fm 2 3 SI , s 5 EI ' E , E G - 1- 5 5 2 ' ' I Q 2 f - , ,s 5 if 'W ' . 3 3 , 1 - ' '25 1, E ' I I I - - ' I - k S: . L I ' 5 2' g I Tj I I? I I: A . . . . ! BOARD MEMBERS Hon. VJ. Stuart Helm Rufus S. Friclc Henry A. Hudson Karl M. Watt OFFICERS l l 1 W! JAM' Miss Hazel Grbson Miss Annabelle Helm Dr Russell Rudolph VX ade E Hellman Secretary High School Secretary Walter Stivason Dr I B F Wyani Building Cusiodian School Physrclan ISTHATIU CLYQZ CP5.'II, 713 3' S Asqf,g. :nr'1 'lnivelsity I xl,:1aQ. 'jniversify' - ...'.'f:fS1'Y Cf ?11!s?,',1r'521 fi'g,.f':gntf,niQnt cf -..,Pf,w,. up f.: ,, 141.4 .... L., PMMJ. S,..,, Board of EducaHUn IA A... N ROBERT T, If-.Q Infh :rx 1 at ztf- Tf '1'-hr-1s Col If EU.-.L Lina ,H WG, A. B., V P'IlI15y.. ::1i:ST'11 Crzllf rc Unive,-xsify'fffC:1ifcmi1 Univfrsify CfP1tfs1,11rgE1 Prim '1' V 'f , .. . U , , INT Ill 11 ' ' ' .J I'f X' ... . .,.f. I YVADE E. BAKER, B, Slippery Rock State Teaclu rs College, Grove City Coll:-ut-Q, l'niverssity of Pittsburgh Your grade should lie this ill, hut itls this l5l. Chemistry, Physics. Applied Chemistry, Pre-Induction Sei- enee. MADGE M. BURNS, B. S. in Business Education. Indiana State Teachers Cols lege VVe can do without that talking. Shorthand MARGARET CAMPBELL Groye City College, Pennsyl- vania State College, Califor- nia State Teachers College I dorft understand it. Arithmetic T and 8 JAMES V. COLONNA Indiana State Teachers Col- lege VVhen I want quiet, I must have quietlllu Instnimental Music HARRY DUNCAN Indiana State Teachers Col- lege, Pennsylvania State Col- lege, University of Pittslnirgli That reminds me of a :story . . . XYoodwork IBIAEOLD DLPPSTADT. Uniyersity. of Pittslaureh, Car- negie Institute of Technology, Susquehanna Universityo Get outlnf the halls. Qirls -please! ' Vocational Drawing Rl l'Il FLAIIERTY NW-st Chester State Teachers Coll:-ue. Carneuie Institute of 'liecllnolofly' Your work is in the lmols . . . Y y T .uid 8. Music. people who enjoy IY , Business English EYELYN K. HALL, B. A. Carnegie Institute of Tech- nology' Ulf you people in tlii- hack li .ir n you may inoye up here. A rt DAYID ll. HENRY Inn ersity of Pittsburgh. K ni- xersity of Pennsylxania Now let's hurry up at the penn-il sliarpcm-r. Boolilieepinl-! ' Seliools from uhith rlegrces were olitained. REBECCA HENRY, B. A, Lnivcrsity of Pittsburgh' I could hear you clear down .it the end of the hall. English I IIUGII llL l'Cll1SON, B. S., M. S. Gt-ttysliurg Colle-gt- , Pennsyl- vania State College' I hc-liex e the hell has rung -let's get quiet. General Science LUCILE Joxigs, Mus. B. Oberlin Conservatory of Music' Now hreathe from the diaphragm. Alusie AGNES KENNEDY, B. S. in Public School Art Indiana State Teachers Col- lege' All right. people, let's stop the talkingf, Art MARTIIA LEISTER, A. B. Seton Ilill College' It's all right to whisper, hut we can't hate the loud talking. General Business Training. Applied Mathematics ELLEN T. LIAS Lniversity of Pittsburgh. Du- quesne University, Clarion State Tear-hers College Oh. you angel! English T and 8 MARY LINDENIAN Indiana State Teacher- Col- lege You muy come to the haa- ketgthen anxwer the next qnestionf' English I XVILLIANI LAUSEI, VVe5tern Conxervatory ot Her- lin Violin Instructor BETTY NIAIZE, B. Carnegie Iintitnte of Tech- nology' 'tDo you think yon'll get that done in nine weeks? Home Economies, Health X ,- ,-f5!.QK,,.l,, f2' C' MILDRED7TIA'I'EER, A. B. B. S, in L. Thiel Collette , Drexel Insti- tute of Teehnologyo, Univer- sity of Michigan Please donit talk: some people eoine here to xtndylw Library ARTHUR XIATHES. B, A. B., XI. Ed. Louisiana Inytitnte ot' Tech- n0lo!5'o- lviliverxity ot Illi- noisa. I'nix'4-ryity ot Pittx- hurgh' Can you stay in an hom after sehool ftllllilllty' Applied hlatlieniatiu JOHN MATISKO. B, S. Pennsylvania State Colleges, University of Pitt-hurah. Bio- logical Seminary of New York Please he seated 'till the roll is cheekeclf' Biology 6 Sc-hom KIILES NIILLIRON. B. in Phy sic-al Ed, Lniversity ot Pitt-hnrigh, Slip- pery Rock State Teaeherx Col- legeo You there-25 pnyh-up. Physinal Edutation XIILDRED NIONTCONIERY, A. B. Nlnskinuum Collegeo, Univer- yity of Kliehiuan And now tor the Gettys- burg Address. Speech, Reading 95- as s A Air 1 . Ct!! -ar If . 1. H El-'FA D. MOORE. A. B, Indiana State Teacher- Col- leie. Penn-ylvanizi State Col- leue. Lvniverxity of Pitt-hnruho Now out on our farm . . Cix iex. Ilixtorg CINEYRA C. NEXYCONIB A. B, Allegheny Colleleo XYill yon hoy- please L-nine in out of the hall? Algehra I ils from which degrees were ohtainecl. -35- RACIIAEL PAINTER, A. B, Albright College' Absent today? English IV JOHN ROTE, A. B., M. Ed. Snxqnehanna Universitya. Pennsy lvania State, Duke' L'nix ersity. University of Pittxliurgli ' All those not in their seats nill he marked absent. Algebra I and II, Plane Ce- onietry, Solid Geometry, Trig- o n o in e t r y, Pre-Induction Niatheinaties THEODORE R. ROUND. B. S. in Bus. Ed., M. E. Indiana State Teachers Col- leges, University of Pitts- lnirgho It must he all-or nothing at allf, Law, Economies, Merchandis- ing, Office Practice AYANELLE SCHLOSSER, A. B. llenmylviniia College for YVO- lnenc, Lviiiversity of Pitts- hnrgh Pc-ople. people, please! Social Seienee 7, 8, and 9. Penlnznnliip. Latin I NIABI-ll. SHAFFER, A. B. A. NI. Pennsylxania College for YYo- nnno. Cohnnhia L'niversity', Enix erxity ot Pittsburgh, Casa l'an Ann-riezina. Mills College Some people lienetit lay the other ela-se! inistakesf' lizitin. Spanixh KENNETH BI. SMITH, B. S. in See. Ed. Pennxylvanin State College Slippery Rock State Teachers Colleleu, University of Pitts- hnrgh 'tNoxx'. let's get this people. XYorld Hiytory MABEL SNYDEB, B. S. Indiana State Teachers Col- lege You should always eat .1 good hreaktastf' Vocational lionle Iferuloinies MARY STEINMATE, A. B. Clarion State Teachers Col- lege, Pennsylvania State Col- lege, Columhia University University of Pennsylvania University of Pittsburgh' Some of you people are going to Hnd yourselves in serious trouble at the of- tice. English II 'i .V . vwiiy lk Q I lg,'bL4l.L'-41 RUSSELL A. STRANG, B. S Pennsylvania State Collegec, Comell University I have certain pets . . . Agriculture, Shop 9 LIDA SUCKLING Clarion State Teachers Col- lege Be quiet or get Geography, Reading, CLARA SULLIVAN, B. in Commerce Camegie Institute of Tech- nology, Duquesne University Grove City College' I make no hones ahout it, kids! Shorthand, Typing Il CAROLYN TITZELL, A. B. M. L. Pennsylvania College for XVo- men', University of Pitts- hurgh' Sow for our advanced as- slgnnientfi American History, Sociology I 4 x- PATRICIA DOUGLAS, B. S in Ed. Indiana State Teachers Col- legeo You saitl there were no questions: Ml stop talking! Typing ' Schools from which degrees were obtained. MARGUERITE TITZELL, B. A. Pennsylvania College for XVo- meno, University of Pitts- hurgh, University of Virginia, PCIIIISXIYRIIIBI State College Now I want it quit-t in here! Civic-s ALICE USIIER, A. B.. M. A. Grove City College, Univer- sity of Pittsburgh' You people hack in the corner, he quiet! English III MILDHED XVALTER. A. B. Grove City College just you waitfl have a reason for that! French, Latin ESTHER XVHITE, B. S. Pennsylvania State Collegev University of XYisconsin Girls, you ean't sew and talk at the same time. Vocational Home Economies IOSEPHINE NYILSOX, B. A. M. L. XVard-Belmont, Pennsylvania College for XVomen . Univer- sity of Pittshurghe, University of Virginia It's just a ease of . . American History GEORGE Y. XVIXTER, B. S. M. A. IVestminister Collegeu, Gyn- eva College, Pennsylvania State College, Duke Univer- sity' t'You're talking hack there! 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Li 5 if CAST OE CHARACTERS KIT HAN NE THE SENIOR CLASS OE KITTANNING HIGH SCHOOL INDIVIDUAL PICTURES AND WRITE UPS OF 1944 STARS 1944 Q -22.4 if I '-Jcanzurnggf I T I I -L ' '-. T'-.2-. x ff?:: lf? 'QIV U- I I' , .5 , cw - I .Y u.-.. fix E l I 4 , 2 2 I ' Q I L 3 62 I 1 ' 5 I OI: U 5 Q i ? 2 , E Q I 'k A f g . ','I' I - , A!! SENIOR CLASS ADVISORS Miss Avanelle Schiosser Miss Mary Ann Steinmate V r SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS NJ f ' Gerald Liebman Betty Lorenz Frances Booher Audrey Iean King OFFICERS President ....................... Gerald Liebman Vice President ...................... Betty Lorenz Secretary ..... ................. E rances Booher Treasurer . ................ Audrey lean King CLASS COLORS GREEN AND WHITE CLASS MOTTO AD ASTRA PER ASPERAX' CTO the stars through dii'ficu1iies.1 MQ, 3, 79440...amL wma um, ganna? SE IDRS y yy MASON AMMERMAN Peck First in our classealphabetically . . . power dives in a '38 Plymouth . . . F. F, A .... has a dislike for text books. IAMES M. ANDERSON Red Has bright red hair . . . usually seen with Cy and Joe when not on the grid- iron . . . one of our He-men . . . now in the Air Corps. BEATRICE BAKER Bea Comes from West Kittanning . . . true to the Army-but definitely . . . seen with Dode . . . zips around in a Stude- baker. IAMES D. BARKER lim Nice looking . . . quiet type . . . works at Mateer's . . . comes from Sunnyside . . . usually seen headed for South Mc- Kean Street-wonder why? ROBERT I. BARKER Bob Nice looking . . . has pretty wavy 1 hair . . . has an interest in the Sopho- more Class . . . favorite sport-hunting. MARGARET L. BASSINGER Peg Seldom seen without Iune . . . en- gaged to a certain somebody in the U. S. Army . . . a pretty blonde with a mind of her own. DOROTHY M. BECKWITH Dot Small, nice looking senior . . . beau- tiful complexion . . . loyal Tri-I-li-Y mem- ber . . . interested in football . . . fre- quently seen at movies. flfluii v!L...q01hq, 14L?Z..nh,, flwu, IOHN C, BECKWITH Kohn One of our tallest seniors . . . has red hair . . . likes to play hooky . . . comes to school because he has to. ALBERT Br-:Rroccm Ai ' Very handsome . . . seems to know all the girls . . . a very good student . . . president of Student Council. IUNE I. BLACK Has pretty hair to . . . quiet and sweet pictures of friends . . qirl. Hluneff match her name . . . likes to collect . a true K. H. S. MARY A. BOARTS Boarts Plays a violin in the orchestra . . . quiet . . . likes to play badminton . . . very studious . . . sings alto in the Chorus. N. ELIZABETH BOARTS Libby Will be a secretary-someday . . , chews gum all the time . . . works for Mr. Pollock . . . quite a cut-up. CHARLES A. BONNER Chuck Likes to argue . . . spends spare time sailing and huntinq . . vember for the Navy . . inq personality. . left us in No- . has a pleas- RUSSELL E. BONNER Travels to Ford City in . . . likes the girls . . quently. Russ an old wreck . blushes tre- A.cmbJm,! 19 FRANCES I. BOOHER Franny Everybody's friend . . . our class sec- retary for four years . . . always with Audrey . . . a member of the S. S. S. . . . usually seen in the May Queens Court . . . member of Kit-hanfne Start. LORETTA 1oYE BORLAND loye Likes football . . . usually heard . . . sel ittle cards in Home Room . . . seen around the Montgomery Ap ents. 1 It In .7 I 0 it .xr 54 Do ' K BOWERS Dode A very attractive young lady with very pretty hair . . . interested in sports . . . one of our Cheerleaders . . . sup- ports the altos in Mixed Chorus . . . likes the boys in Home Room 109. BETTY MAE BOWSER Betty Engaged to a certain sailor . . . pals with lean . . . always has a smile . . . a friend to all. DOROTHY IEAN BOWSER lean Ouiet . . . blushes easily . . . hails from West Kittanning . . . hobby-writ ing to service men. DAVID L. BUZARD Dave Quite a lad . . . enjoys the movies . . . neat dresser . . . one of our good looking senior boys . . . works at the Esso Station . . . Kit-han-ne salesman. MARY L. BUZARD Buzzy Nice personality . . . usually seen with Claire . . . talks continually . . . enjoys shows. SE IDRS BURTON H. BYERLY Burt A future farmer . . . one ot our red headed boys . . . plays a guitar . . . belongs to F. F. A .... likes to hunt. LELAND E. CAMPBELL Leland One ot our quiet seniors . . . usually seen going fishing . . . very friendly to those who know him . . . enjoys base ball and basketball. CHARLES R. CAWLEY Chuck Romeo t?l of K. H. S .... good dancer . . . likes to argue with the teachers . . . came to us this year from Trafford . . . favorite expression- Hi, chicken. IOSEPHINE E. CECCHI Chicken Very tiny . . . collects stamps and pictures of movie stars . . . nice disposi- tion . . . favorite expression- Why? LUCY LEE CHAPMAN Luce Is she ever quiet? . . . loafs at Paul's . . . seldom seen without Pauline . . . full oi iun . . . likes a certain Iunior . . . a Kitfhan-ne artist . . . likes to work in the mimeographing room. DOROTHY D. CHILTON Dot A cute girl and a true friend . . . a second Sonja Henie . . . her friendship you wouldn't trade . . . beware when she is on the highway . . . member of the S. S. S. BETTY IANE CHRISTY Betty Has natural curly hair and very pretty clothes . . . usually seen with Marge and Ann . . . seems to have a way with the Navy . . . one of our S. S. S. girls. blew' ' : wluzluz, am, 9 lwwl.. lm, nun, 20 SE IDRS MABEL M. CLAWSON Mabel Comes from Sunnyside . . . one of our artists . . . good student . . . pals with lean . , . plans on being an Army Nurse . . . complexion envied by all . . . on Kit-han-ne Art Staff. SHIRLEY E. CLAYPOOL Shirt Rather tall and slim . . . comes from Slate Lick . . . quiet at times . . . pals with Marie and Phil . . . likes dancing. MARCUS E. CLAYPOOLE Babe One of our bus students . . . likes to hunt and fish . . . one oi the smaller members of our class . , . hobby-girls . . . never known to be in a hurry. CLAIRE COLLIER Claire Always talking . . . one of Mr. Win- ter's stooges . . . likes to skate . . . one of our Kit-han-ne salesmen. GERTRUDE A. COOPER Gerty One of our bus riders from Sunnyside . . . has reddish-blonde hair . . . very talkative . . . likes to square dance . . . writes to a certain soldier. DOROTHY IEAN CORBETT Dot Hails from Sunnyside . . . one oi Mr. Mathes' assistants . . . quiet . . . what is there about Ohio??? . . . will make an excellent secretary . . . Kit-han-ne typist . . . associate editor of yearbook. LANA COSTANZO Lana One of the twins . . . has pretty black hair . . . sweet and quiet . . . a good student. LENA COSTANZO Lena Other half of the team . . . has a nice personality . . . never seen without Lana . . . a good student. RUTH I. COWEN Red Fiddles in Senior Orchestra . . . sweet petite . . . nice red hair . . . enjoys read- ing and playing the piano . . . one of our bus students. W. RALSTON COX Coxy Talks a lot . . . likes loud ties . . . hunting and fishing are his hobbies . . . a good student . . . mefiber of the band. I fe - I 60' ' f ' 1 Ik L Libr'- G. GRACE CRISSMAN Gracie Always has a cheery hello and a smile for everyone . . . this pretty lassie comes to us from Widnoon . . . her heart belongs to the Army . . . the movie star in our Senior Play . . . a Kit-han-ne salesman. KENNETH H. CRISSMAN Ken One of our good looking lads . . . rather quiet, but iriendly . . . a very nice boy to know. WILLIAM I. DOSCH Bill Cut-up in Home Room! . . . short but iull of life . . . likes to talk to Ken. ROSE M. DUDEK Rose One of our blondes . . . rather quiet -in school . . . her interests are varied from ice skating to knitting . . . one of our future secretaries. rlrwm, alum. aaa... .1 um... , ,ww SE IUHS 'T CHARLES E. DUNCAN Chuck ROSEMARY ELLERMEYER HRCYYH A little bit of a thing . . . always has Cute brunette . . . good CICUGSS V - - a kind word for everybody t?l . . . comes Pals With PGQQY - - - fl-HUY9 Ml-aaY ifl to Sociology C1555 about Once G Week White , , . likes football! wonder why? . . . likes to hunt . . . a yearbook sales, i - - - Caredilof Of OUT Yaafbaak - - - a mc-ml i good student. rtoisrzm' C. DUNCAN BOM CHARLES ESTEP Chuck A very intelligent lad . . . quiet . . . One of our new seniors this year . . . likes to read . . . we expect great things A aalel - - - Comes ffam Alabama - - - of Bob in the new future. girls don't interest him much . . . intere 3 ested in football. LOUIS EADIE Doc IOSEPI-I FABIAN loe Quite a dancer . . . plans to join the Intelligent and witty . . . dive bombs Navy I . D can many play his tenor Sax over Kittanning in a '41 Ford . . . usually . . . never seen without Bob . . . a mem- Seen with CY - - - W0TkS GHQFUOOHS- ber of the big three . . . now enrolled at Westminster College. WAYNE EARLY Early One of our handsome senior boys . . . his by word- have you any gum? ...a cut up in Home Room 307 . .. likes to debate in home room meetings. FRANCES E. FAULKNER Fran A very good student . . . has a nice quiet disposition . . . has a brother serv- ing Uncle Sam . . . hails from Troy l-lill. ROBERT C. EDWARDS Red Usually seen in the vicinity of Shuey's Billiard Hall . . . dreamy . . . has fiery red hair . . . very quiet. OLIVE M. FISCUS Ollie Comes to school on the bus . . . a real chatterbox once she starts talking . . . one of our Kit-han-ne salesmen. MARTHA ELASI-I Martha BETTY IEAN FLANDERS Betty One ot our brunettes . . , the saying, nice things come in small packages, applies to her . . . can speak Russian like a whiz. A pretty girl . . . not very talkative lives in Garrets Run . . . usually seen with Florence and Gertie. CHARLES FOREMAN Arky Quite a ball player Arky Vaughn the second . . . Miss Foulis' problem child . . . comes from West Kittanning. CURTIS I, ELKIN Curt One of our absentees during hunting season . . . athletic . . . now in the Air Corps. 121, Um, qlwrwn, Kai, fluz, ILQCUILLL d qowr, voice, SE IUHS F. PAULINE FOSTER P. F. Very good dancer . . . has an inter- est in the Iunior Class . . . goes to Paul's . . , nice personality . . . ushers in Ford Theatre . . . on the yearbook Art Staff. FAITH L. FRISCHKORN Faith A nice girl with a beautiful complex- ion . . . has a contagious giggle . . . a good student and a friend to all. ROSELLA A, FRITZ Fritz One of our small seniors . . . very friendly . . . active . . . has a very nice disposition . . . quite a seamstress t?l . . . hobby-collecting post cards. IACK R. GEIDEL lack Easy going . . . works at the Ameri- can Store . . . usually seen with Hersh . . . absent on Nov. l . . . very quiet. L. ANNAMAE GILBERT Anne Likes to meet new people . . . enjoys reading . . . sings in Chorus . . . Kit- han-ne salesman . . . favorite expres- sion- For Pete's Sake. BETTY I. GOULD Kid Has pretty blonde hair . . . works in the cafeteria . . . happy go lucky . . . another of our Kitehan-ne salesmen. A. ELAINE GRAFTON Elaine Tall red head . . . very studious . . . never seen without Harriet . . .'a good sport. B. MARIE GRAFTON classes with Pauline?? . . Cer. Ten . . . friendly. MABEL A. GRAY Likes to write letters . Adrian . . . enjoys the usually seen with Zelma salesman. PHILIP R. GREASER CLARENCE W. GUTHRIE Can play a guitar like . . . quite a singer, too join the Air Corps. WILLIAM l. l-IANKEY . . . likes to hunt. A. BOYD I-IELM liMiCff One of our nice seniors!! . . . wears the latest in clothes . . . always seen talking to somebody . . . goes to her . quite a dan- ZELMA LOUISE GRAFTON Zelma Shorthand was her Waterloo . . . usually seen arguing with Faith in Home Room . . . works in the Five G Belle comes from movies . . . . . . Kit-han-ne Greaser Rubinoff in our orchestra . . . a whiz in third year French . . . did splen- did portrayal of Dick Grant in the operf etta . . . friendly . . . nice looking. Clarence a professional . . . plans to Bill OuietAtall . . . a blonde . . . takes care of some of Kittanning's coal supply Moron The beetle man in the operetta . . . talks all the time . . . sings a mean tenor . . . quite a character . . . hobby -annoying other people. ' 7 mfluz Wlid- Cdmimn a6'and? ' CYRUS HELM CY A tall handsome fellow with flashing dark eyes , . . the jocular raconteur with an enormous repertoire of humor- ously opportune remarks . . . is seen rambling the roads in Rupp's red truck . . . Valedictorian of our class . . . left us March I, for the Navy Air Corps. CARL E. HERSHBERGER Hersh An Air Cadet . . . always misplacing his excuses . . . happy-go-lucky . . . knows all the latest jokes. ALTI-IEA G. I-IILLIARD Hilliard Likes to sew . . . usually seen with Faith and Thelma . . . always says My gosh! . . . enjoys roller skating. DONALD C. I-IIMES Inky The peewee of the Senior class- but he makes up for it in his mischiev- ous ways . . . likes Sociology . . . has a shadow by the name oi Fred . . . col- lects records. SHIRLEY LOUISE HOBAUGH Hobo Works in a doctor's office . . , an- other movie-goer . . . an all around friend . . . bound to succeed. IOAN L. HOCKENBERRY Ioan One of our attractive seniors who has interests in Ford City . . . usually seen with Gladys . . .works at Murphy's in the afternoons. IOAN H. HOLLY Tanny Main interest is writing a daily letter to Dick . . . rather cute . . . has a twin named Ioe . . . rides the bus . . . usually smiling. SE IUHS DOROTHY ANN HOOVER Dot One of our future secretaries . . . has beautiful red hair . . . quite an actress . . . always quick on the comeback . . . sings like a nightingale . . .a yearbook typist. LOIS P. l-IOOVER Myrt Has an ardent admirer soon to be in the Air Corps . . . slides into Home Room at 8:29 . . . quite a girl . . . likes skiing and swimming. A. MARIE HOOVERT Marie Never has much to say , . . one of ou. Home Ec. students . . . tall brunette . . . hobby-tennis and hiking. TI-IELMA B. HORNBERGER Sonnie Hails from Rimer . . . collects movie star's pictures . . . belongs to the Cloth- ing Club . . . interested in soldiers . . . pals with Charlotte. RAY A. IACK Mutt Hails from Templeton . . , quite a Ro- meo with the fairer sex . . . likes to hunt . . . nice looking. GERALD E. IAMIESON lerry A little guy with a big capacity for mischief . . . dwells in the Fourth Ward . . . is seen faithfully riding his bike t?J to school, rain or shine . . . belongs to the Out-of-Doors Club. CLARA E. IOHNS Butch One of our quiet seniors . . . inter- ested in photography . . . quite a movie fan . . . another one of our Kit-han-ne salesman . . . usually seen with Mary- belle. fheband m.embmm...nhL nh.C..' ' , w1z9uz ' than 24 SE IDRS MARY BELLE IOHNS Dark Eyes Always late for H. R .... chews gum quite frequently . . . talkative . . . friendly. GLADYS A. IOHNSON Gladys Pretty blonde hair . . . pals with Ioan . . . works in Murphys . . . has a spee cial interest in the Navy. One of our little seniors friendly . . . skates . . . talks of I e frequently . . . hails from Wick City . . . seldom quiet. IANE KAMMERDIENER Shorty O. . . BARBARA M. KOZICK Bobbie Hails from West Kittanning . . . pals with Virginia , . . rather shy . . . likes to sing. IOHN LATINI Mildew A tackle on the Varsity football squad . . . believes in letting tomorrow take care of itself . . . plays the mouth organ . . . seems to like Detention Hall . . . liked by all of his classmates. BARBARA A. LEBBY Bobbie Plays a fiddle . . . usually seen with our president . . . good dancer . . . has nice clothes . . . member of the S. S. S. . . . member of Kit-han-ne Staff. ROBERT D. LESLIE Bob Writes very good essays . . . thumbs with Gordon . . . quiet lad, but an all round guy . . . has fun on the bus with -? . , . likes to travel . . . yearbook salesman. NORMAN D. KING Albeano Known for his fine guitar playing . . . sings a mean bass in Mixed Chorus . . . works at Einstein's . . , always talking with somebody. GEORGE A. KLUGH Klugh A very good looking lad . . . pals with Iohn . . . a boy anyone would like to know . . . a member of Uncle Sam's Aviation Cadets. FRANK P. KOLADISH British Successful trapper . . . doesn't bother girls . . . particularly fond of the out- of-doors . . . quiet in H. R .... early riser . . . well-liked. ELIZABETH B. KERENICK Libby A newcomer in our midst this year . . . a very good student . . . friendly and witty. I-IULDA LEONA KIMPEL Blondie Mr. Rounds favorite storekeeper . . . a very nice girl . . . very quiet , . . doesn't care much for the boys . . . rides a bus . . . sells candy. AUDREY IEAN KING Beany A real friend . . . one of our honor students . . . class treasurer . . . one of the gang in the Ir. Play . . . a member of the S. S. S .... associate editor of the Kit-hanene. DAVID W. KING Dave Quiet . . , likes to draw . . . studious . . . rides the bus to school. wlwuzZ..lwftom glam aqain...bn4A, don Sfallleazm, GERALD L. LIEBMAN Terry Our inqratiatina fourth term class president . . . never lets executive duties interfere with good times . , . teachers favorite cut-up . . . hopes to practice law , , . Charles Boyer ll, hat and all . . . Dutch in the Sr. Play. ,I 1 4 u X I5EGGFt' r. LllXi,DEMAN X APQQQYH Tallfblonde, and blue eyed . . . staff member . ,-.. sunny disposition . . . Works at Lindeman's'Flower Shop X. . . worries tlmfoufghlthird year French . . . sinas al,to in G prus . . . member of s. s. s. , t i 'N HORACE E. LINGLER Horace Flies around in a '38 DeSoto . . . likes to hunt and fish . . . comes from up the river. WILLIAM C. LIVENGOOD Glue-foot l-las personality plus . . . naviqates the Allegheny with the Sea Scouts . . . a super whiz at basketball . . . toots that clarinet with a will in orchestra . . . we'll miss Bill when he leaves us to become a cadet . BETTY l. LORENZ LaWerence A very darling senior . , . neat . . . very friendly . . . not very talkativgc small . , , usually seen in May Czfeerfs f Court. 1, L ' , . 4 I ' I , 4 1- Y ! ' I v ' K I 4 I 1 -li I - 7 I IL N ff I. I I Z . - CHARLOTTE L. LORENZ 'lshortieu Comes from Rirner . . . small, but she can do her share of talking . . . blonde . . . skates . . usually seen with Thelma . . . works at Brody's. LENA LUCHESA Lena Has pretty natural curly hair . . . works in Five G Ten . . . a friend to all who know her . . . always pleasant . . . a Kit-han-ne seller. ' no lm wild thu, n....Amanih, pfwm, 121, SE IUHS RALPH F. lvfcAFOOSE Moe One of those phenomena, a really quiet boy . . . favorite expression- l'rn breathlessuf-maybe thats why he talks so little . . . returned to us from the Army. D. IACOUELYN MQCLAY lackie Always talking . . . a pal to all . . . one of our hill-toppers . . . pretty smile . . . likes to yoke . . . Kitvhan-ne salesman. GERTRUDE V. MCCRACKEN Gerty You can always find her at the roller rink . . . a good student . . . life of any party . . . likes basketball. ILIFFORD T. MCCULLOUGH Cliff Likes to ice skate . . . quite a Romeo . . . hails from Reesedale . . . rides the bus to school . . . likes the Senior girls . . . always where he shouldn't be in H. R. FLORENCE L. McCULLOUGH Toss Comes from Rimer, Pa .... cute . . . has pretty clothes . . . active . . . works in Brody's . . . friendly . . . likes a cer- tain Senior. M. LOUISE MCDOUGAL Red Cute little red head . . . works for Mr. Mathes . . . Uncle Sams Navy Blue holds her interest . . . liked by all who know her. DOROTHY M. M:GAUGHEY Dot Has been on Kit-han-ne Art Staff for two years . . . has an interest in the Army . . . spends her Saturdays at the Arcade . . . good natured . . . very at- tractive dresser. NASON L. MCHADDON Nason Very quiet, but friendly after he aets to know you . , . likes to hunt . , . one of our Future Farmers of America . . . always does his work well. ANNA LEE MclLWAlN Mac Has a faithful tall shadow . . . doesn't like to study . . . always seen in the halls with Lucy and Barb . . . can't be beat at roller skating . . . also a good dancer . . . lives in the office practice room. CHARLES E. MCILWAIN Chuck One of our quiet seniors . . . likes baseball and hunting . . . a member of the F. F. A .... comes to school on a bus. NELLIE CATHERINE MclLWAlN Mac One of our Cheerleaders . . . usually seen with Betty and Gene . . . qoes for all the latest fads and Butler Sea Scouts! . . . always in a hurry. THOMAS R. MCKINNEY Tom Hails from around East Brady . . . very seldom heard . . . one of the short- ies of the Senior Class . . . enroys playe ina baseball and football. DOROTHY lEAN MEADE lean Sports are her specialty . . . particu- larly interested in skating . . . collects pictures . . . always cheerful. ALLENE I. MECHLING Allene Another of our bus riders . . . small . . . blonde hair and brown eyes . . . likes to sew and ice skate . . . always with Maud . . . quiet. Alwwbnaf ' ...,tzhu1, tnn?...uUm ' 3240111 BARBARA C. MECHLING Barb One of our good looking seniors . . . quite a dancer once she gets started . . . would be lost without Lois or Louise . . . her heart belongs to the Army . . . a member of the Kit-han-ne Staff. GORDON C. MELLISH Iinqle Gets places with his thumb . . . drives a little ole' Ford that boils frequently . . . tall, dark Romeo . . . pals with Bob. AUDREY L. MILLER Audrey Kit-han-ne salesman . . . naturally curly hair . . . very smart young lady . seldom seen without Phyl. ANN VARDEE MILLIKEN Annie Petite member of the Senior Class . . . came to us from Detroit: now from Slate Lick . . . her heart is in the Air Corps . . . Merdith Lee in Best Foot Forward . PAUL L. MINICK Paul One of our He-men . . , hails from Widnoon . . . was drafted in November . . . likes to hunt. SILAS B. MINICK Si The 35 mile speed limit was just for him . . . another Casanova . . . works f?l at the shoe store . . . Iunior girls seem to hit the spot with him. ,, . lf, ,. if 1 '- f ' 1 MARTHA M. MITCHELL Martha Known for her pretty red hair . . . came to us from New Castle . . . at- tends movies frequently . . . enjoys a good book . . . Kit-han-ne salesman . . . a member of the S. S. S. ' 11domZ. SE IDRS WILMA I. MOHNEY Wilma Pretty brown eyes and hair . , . dan- cing is her favorite pastime . . . Snookie in our Iunior Play . . . always full of fun. BETTY LOU MOORE Blondie Gentlemen prefer blondes i. e. Betty Lou . . . a blase little miss . . . she's a Gene Autry admirer, but her real heart interest lies in a Garrets Run doughboy . . . wears a sparkler on the vital finger. VERL D. MOORE Vert Always seen driving a tan Ford . . . friendly and likeable . . . an Aviation Cadet . . . rather small. HAZEL P. MYERS Haze Comes from up Templeton way . . . always looks neat . . . friendly . . . frequently seen with Iackie . . . likes a certain senior . . . one of our future secretaries. PAUL M. NEFF Nippie A fair headed fellow . . . toots a cor- onet in the band . . . rides in from Tem' pleton on the bus . . . collects Indian relics . . . thinks it's a great world.. CATHERINE M. OLZAK Kay A newcomer to K. H. S. this year . . . chums with Irene . . .heart interest lies with Bob . . . a member of the Usher's Club . . . ushers at the Lyceum. HARRIET E. ORR Harriet Sells war stamps every noon . . . a cut up in H. R .... never seen without a big smile . . . believes in fun . . . very energetic . . . favorite hobby- talking. ' nnfth.Qdaq:... SE IDRS WILLIAM W. OSBORNE Bill One of our football heroes . . . always a cut up , , , likes a certain junior from Applewold , . . frequently seen with Sonny ROBERT M. PALERMO Bob The quiet and reserved type . . . works feverishly C?l on the farm . . . likes basketball . . , is always seen with his better half- Will . . , rides on the bus . . . one of the Future Farm- ers of America. WILBERT I, PALERMO Will' Very friendly to everyone . . . always wears a smile . . . one of our F. F. A. boys . . . is always where Bob is supposed to be . . . has beautiful black hair. EDWARD PATCYK Ed A man of few words-in the class room . . . one of our Aviation Cadets . , . belongs to Out of Door Club. VIRGINIA E. PAULINE Ginny A neat little blonde . . . hobbies-col- lecting pictures of movie stars and going to shows, especially with a certain sol- dier . . . never seen without a smile. IAMES CHARLES PIERCE lim Doc Reeber in our Senior Play . . . is frequently entangled by Mr. Rote . . . author of the Wilbur series , . . curly headed . . . on yearbook staff. ANGELO G. POZZUTO Fatso A tricky ball player . . . doesn't like to work-but definitely!!! . . . has a pleasing personality . . . is a faithful l?l member of the band. w1ZL wa, q.cL Z..lum.Q, wr, aim, MARGARET IEAN PRYDE lean One of our cute seniors . . . always full of pep . . . usually seen with Iim . . . Miss Delaware Watergap in the Senior Play . . . Co-editor of our year- book . . . member of the S. S. S. IUNE M. REBOLD Daisy Rides the bus from Cowansville . . . wears the ring of one of the boys in uniform . . . pals with Peg . . . always chewing gum and talking . . . spends her afternoons at Murphy's. IOHN FRANK REBOLT Rebo1t Likes the girls . . . drives a La Salle . . . can always be seen playing pool in spare moments . . . hails from Tem- pleton . . . Crandel in Iunior Play . . . Kit-hanene staff member. MARY ELLEN REID Mary Ellen Takes tickets at theatre . . . likes to dance . . . pals with Mary . . . has blonde hair . . . always chewing gum. CLAIRE RI-IEA Works at Arcade . . . quiet . . . hails from Slate Lick . . Girls' Chorus. Claire . a member of the IANE RHODES Tall brunette . . . likes a certain boy from West Kittanning . . . always friend- ly . . . often seen with Kathryn . . . fre- quently down street . . . likes to dance. nlanen MAUD I. RITCI-IEY Maude Very quiet but nice . . . wants to be a secretary . . . knows her shorthand . , . pals with Allene. ' ...hL.C..now GERALDINE M. ROSENBERGER Jerry Has beautiful black hair . . . enjoys basketball . . . usually with Phyllis . . . likes to knit. LOIS l. ROSENBERGER Toots Hails from East Kittanning . . . can usually be found at the skating rink . . . earns her spending money at Murphy's . . . livens up H. R. 302 . . . member of Tri-Hi-Y. HARRY E. ROUDEBUSH Harry Quiet . . . tall and lanky . . . enjoys roller-skating . . . works at Pollock's. IEAN L. ROUP Sis Has a twin . . . seldom seen without Sarabell . . . rather quiet at times . . . salesman on Kit-han-ne Staff. lOHN EDGAR ROUP Duck Talks a mile a minute and says noth- ing . . . works at Rhorer's Drug Store , . . has a twin sister . . . a little plump full of fun. JANINA lEAN RUPERT lean Hails from down the river . . . pals with Betty lean . . . neat, nice dresser . . . tall with beautiful blonde hair . . . likes the boys . . . always talking. PHYLLIS M. RUPERT Phil Arbutus in lunior Play . . . good natured and friendly . . . enroys telling jokes to Audrey .... likes to visit the infirmary . . . prefers Harry Rl ff is SE 10115 l.Vll.LlAM I. RUSH Squirrel' Vfell known-le petit ecureuil . . . lordan in lunior Play . . . quite a pool Shark 47? . . . Kit-han-ne salesman . . . ambition-wolf. . IAMES l. SACCO lim Likes aviation . . . is an Aviation Ca- det . . . bashful at times . . . usually seen with Uherek and Dosch. ELSIE l. SANFORD Shorty Bashful . . . faithful to everyone . . . has a tall faithful shadow from Wid- noon . . . future housewife . . . plays a mandolin. IACK B. SHAEFFER Bugs Plays on the football team . . . likes to hunt . . . favorite expression- No kidding. JAMES A. SCHAEFFER lames Drives to school in a Model A Ford . . . likes to eat . . . works at Pauls Auto Parts . . . likes a good time. C. FREDERIC SCHALL Fred The Valentino of our senior class . . . curly hair . . . likes to hunt . . . fond of the girls . . . wears nice clothes. NANCY L. SCHIANO Nance-' Part time bus student . . . pretty dark hair . . . hopes to go to college . . . wants to be a secretary . . . very friendly. bluhq, youll, neu, down, auf, nf, Ihr, 30 SE IDRS RAYMOND W. SCHR ECENGOST Schreck Rush's pal f?J . . . likes the Manorville girls . . . reckless driver . . . now an Air Cadet , . . a former cheerleader. SYLVIA SCIALABBA Sy A lovely girl . . . likes the movies . .. a neat dresser . . . belongs to the Short- hand Club . . . seen with Vi. PAULINE E. SEDWICK P. S. A cute, black haired senior . . . very small . . . seldom seen without lackie . . . likes the Navy . . . doesn't do too much studying . . . Kit-han-ne salesman. DALTON H. SERENE Son Sampson the ll . . . hates to be called Fat . . . exhibits his physical powers in all sports . . . likable in the extreme. BETTY l. SHAY Bets A sweet, petite brunette . . . slings sodas at Rohrer's . . . has trouble in affairs of the heart . . . seems quiet, but appearances are deceiving. HERBERT M. SHEARER Herb Lives on the hill . . . likes lg-aselzall and photography . . . quiet . . . carries the Daily Blah. KATHRYN A. SHIRING Kate A very quiet girl . . . runs around with lane Rhodes . . . belongs to the Commercial-Shorthand Club . . . lots of fun . . . Kit-han-ne salesman. ROBERT P. SIMPSON Bob Likes a certain senior girl . . . quite the drummer . . . smooth dancer . . . one of our tall seniors . . . one of the big three . . . snazzy dresser . . . left us in February for Marietta College . , . Kit-han-ne Staff member. AIDA IANE SLAGLE A. I. Sweet and petite . . . has a very quiet air about her . . . capable of much friendship and fun . . . likes Ford City fwe wouldn't know why? . . . has a very pretty voice. , ,.4 . , - rf' I . - ' 1 KENNETH DALE SMITH K. S. One oi the big three . . fknown to all of us . . . just started a fine band- Kenny Dale's Orchestra . . . a second Ziggy Elman . . . visits Indiana fre- quently . . . speeds around in the Peer- less Laundry truck . . . Hunk in our Senior Play. VIRGINIA M. SNYDER Sis A quiet blonde . . . walks the bridge every day . . . likes sports, especially horseback riding . . . likes the Navy. D. EILEEN STANLEY Een Reserved and quiet, but pleasantly so . . . takes her studies so-o-o seriously . . . one of that rare breed who makes a l in Law . . . will prove an efficient secretary to some lucky boss. RUTH V. ST. CLAIR Ruthie Ouiet . . . always willing to help . . . likes to sew . . . pals with Phyllis in H. R. FRANK W. STEPHENSON lunior A good basketball player . . . very nice person to know . . . good looking. fluh, dau, ?m 1wm.cfhinfZ..JizZ-han-n.o. DORIS IEANNE STEWART Stew Fond of sports-especially baseball . . . tall and pretty . . . likes to have fun . . . works at Gruskin's . . . likes Ford City . . . one of our Kit-han-ne salesman. MARIORIE A. SULLIVAN Margie Has pretty black hair . . . can always make herself heard, if necessary . . . always joking . . . just loves the Army . . . has an altruistic personality . . . tries to sing Zd soprano, but is out-sung by the altos . . . member of the S. S. S. t 9 fig xx 't gl kjSARA IANE SWIGART Sally An attractive senior girl . . . has a heart interest in the Navy . . . favorite expression- A-a-a-h . . . very friendly. IOHN RELTON TARR I. T. The star trombonist of the K. H. S. band . . . plays in Kenny Dale's orches- tra . . . a quiet sort of a fellow . . . en- ioys playing football on the North lef- ferson Street gridiron . . . leaves for the Air Corps soon. IRENE I. TATSAK Effie Has an abundance of brothers and sisters . . . school hath no charms for her, she'd rather play mushball . . . knows how to win friends and influence people with her infectious grin. BETTY IEAN THOMPSON Betty The saying nice things come in small packages applies to her . . . did jus- tice to our Iunior Play . . . a whiz at basketball . . . one of our peppiest little seniors. GENEVIEVE M. TROUTMAN Troutie Attractive lassie . . . usually at the dances . . . never without Hobaugh . . . likes the armed forces. SE IUHS ROBERT l. UHEREK Bob Likes to hunt . . . is waiting call from the Air Corps . . . drives a black Packard. A. RUTH WALKER Ruthie A very friendly girl . . . pals with Anna Mae . . . one of our brunettes a newcomer to our school this year . . . very quiet in 301 . . . has a pretty smile . . . likes to go to Bible School. JOHN F. WALKER Crick Works at the Steim Hotel . . . likes to play basketball . . . good natured . . . quiet. B. PAULINE WALL Polly A bus student from around New Beth- lehem . . . never has much to say . . . nice personality . . . likes a certain Iunior. WILDA M. WATTERSON Wilda Conscientious and hard working . . . always has her shorthand down pat . . . has beautiful brown eyes and a warning ever present smile. HOWARD I. WEBSTER Webby A handsome dark-haired senior . . . is interested in football, basketball, and other certain things i?J . . . one of the Gluefoots . . . works after school at O'Donnell's. RUTH C. WEETER Eenie One of our attractive seniors . . . sits in 2d soprano section in Mixed Chorus . . . never sure which boy she likes best . . . on Literary Staff . . . member of S. S. S. l77.i..a11.Qw!w.conaC ' pla.q...1zh!whafZ.. SE IDRS ELEANOR MAY WELSER Tillie Very quiet . . . studious . . . rides a bus . . . tall brunette . . . one of our future secretaries . . . likes to ride horse- back. Pl-IYLLIS C. VJHANN Phyl A denizen of Wick City . . . aspires to be another Elizabeth Barrett . . . has a drawl like a native Georgian and the old style Southern charm to go with it . . . yearbook salesman. IAMES WILSON WHITE Bucky Everybody's friend . . . always laugh- ing . . . toots a sax in the orchestra . . , doesn't like to study . . . always late mornings. EVERETT G. WILLIAMS Ev Likes to hunt and fish . . . rides the Templeton bus . . . belongs to the Out- of-Doors and Pre-Flight Clubs. IAMES WILLIAMS Red Well known . . . has brilliant red hair . . . likes to take trips . . . can find other activities than school. BEATRICE M. WILLYARD Bea A newcomer to K. I-I. S .... quiet, but lots of fun . . . corresponds with friends in the service. LOUISE A. WOLFE Weeze Faithful to the Army . . . friendly . . . has fun riding home on the bus . . . seldom seen without Mae . . . works at Brown's. MAUDE I. WOLFE Blondie Has pretty blonde hair , . . rides a bus from Cowansville . . . enjoys roller skating . . . friendly. WALTER E. WOLFE Walt Nice looking blonde . . . works t?i in one of our local drug stores . . . favor- ite saying- I'll do the same for you sometime . . .one of our Aviation Ca- dets . . . very friendly. MARIORIE E. WRAY Marjie Tall blonde . . . sports enthusiast . .. very friendly to all who know her . one of our future secretaries . . . jerks sodas at Infield's. BETTY MARIE VVYANT Betty Always talking in Home Room . . . doesn't mind studying . . . nice to every- one . . . has an interest in the Army Air Corps . . , Kit-han-ne bookkeeper. IAMES M. WYANT lim Plays sax in orchestra . . . our Wed- nesday maestro . . . lives on Iefferson Street-both sides . . . Paul in Iunior Play . . . lack in Senior Play . . . holds up the boys' section of the Mixed Chorus. LO . ANT Lore u r ' ' I . . 'fl f If RN' 1 q n . . . f yv'ss . 1-'-X habit of keepi h o,v p book. ? ROBERT M. YOUNT Bob Hails from West Kittanning . . . likes baseball . . . not crazy about school . . . favorite expression- No kidding. 7 I . 'flzkkh 'Mawr Panty, tov....mq, SARABEL YOUNT Always laughing , find a more peppy kid . . . la pefite . .. a cuteup in Law class. Sarie . , you couldnt WILLIAM I-I. YOUNT Likes all sports, especially hockey , . . cut-up of 303 . . . doesn't like to study . . . teases the girls . . . hails from Co- wanshannock. Bill HARRY M. ZIMMERMAN Squeak A pint sized nimrod from Temple- ton . . . has enough vim, vigor, and Vitality for somebody twice his size . , . a real outdoor man . . . expects to leave our ranks soon for the Merchant Marines. IACKSON STOREY Coach A loyal Purdue fan . . . hits the rond for the country on week-ends . . . a bright boy . . . enjoys all sports . . . hates to wear a necktie. ' I- 7 ' - V ' ' N' 2 i f' 6 'Egg v R. L 13? QB. T' ui SHIRLEY PIERCE Shirley A cute little blonde with a pretty smile . . . she's a girl who will get places in this world. IN MEMORIAM FRANCIS SCI-IULTZ Drowned in the Allegheny River Iune 14, 1943 SE IUPIS IEAN C. ZURNEY lean Tall Senior , . . studying is not her favorite pastime . . . Mr. Strang's little tease . . . writes a lot of letters . . . always talking and laughing . . . likes 'he boys . . . pals with Mabel . . . on Kit-han-ne Art Staff. IAMES I-'LEMING lim Travels down Mrs. Lias's way . . . never speaks above a whisper . . . Satchel in the Senior Play . . . seems industrious . . . an all 'round good fellow. MARK KRIZMANICI-I Mark His head's in the clouds . . . a star on the gridiron . . . has trouble keeping his femmes in line . . . the nonohalant type . . . left our ranks for the Air Corps. BETTY MORGAN Betty Newcomer to K. H. S. this year . . . tiny brunette . . . just loves English . . . can always make herself heard if neces- sary. ' ' aiafakjnqa ' ' luzafinqfAl1.'f.4l1.l.. + 1- , . Fx.. - f T . -510 ' ' 4 -. lfflvl- ' -1-:.,gfSQj' ,, L 3 'K ,T H.-if - 1:1 f N 'I' H '- F Frx I Ilugvnmillcr XI Humvrt. NI. NYruy. I-Iulmuzh, KI. Buzard, up UNK. .. . ., Y , . . II. Svdnick, L. Ricci. Ii. Guliims. NI. Clark. I. Rhrmclew. B. XYyiu1t. L. A. Crum, F. Frisch- kcim, P. Fnstvr. P Sz-unul Huw: A, NI, Gilbert. X, Siinpsrm. B. NI. Bfm wr, B. Barln-r, L. J, Thrnnp- vm, A. Hilliarll. A, Antlirmy. Brnrlnml. Sl. Bnmrtx. -I. Holly. I.. IIfmx4-i'. If. Stiuilvy. NI, Ilziviiigvr, KI, Ulilfe-, NI. E. Iicbicl. D. Brmvrx. Tliircl Huw: il, RL-bull. I. Tutxuk. j. Rupe-rt, B. Hukcr. E. Boyd. C. Hln-4. XI. Cr.iItvm. Z. Grafton. D. Rn-1-wnmii. 5. Brmxn. B. Clliunlnnk. C. Crlllirr. Iiumvr, NI. Gray. Y Frmurtli Row: O. Fixuu. B. I.. Biulrr. K. Sliirimg. N. Bmxwr. X, H4-isillvrt, XV. Luck- Ik liurt, F. Fiuilknn-r. G. Crmpf-r. I'. I. Aritliuiiy. XI. Bmuvr, Ii. Clmltrm. NI. Ii. Quinn. , j. .-Xtuoucl. H. Duclm-k. Fifth Huw: Ii. Irrixclxkurn. XI. Stmuirt. I.. Co-hulzn, Il, flnnilrl. I'. Svclxxigli, j. Suiudrt. II. Ifllrrmmyc-r. D. Cfurlu-tt. llfnlp. IC. SIIIYIIIZ, I.. XYUIIQ-. N. XYumI, Ii. Slmv. Sixtlu Iinmz Iluzluxilufrry. QI. lllzulx. I.. Iirn-rinlu-rgvr. fl. flriwliruu. II. Ilurnlwrzi-r S, I'i4-rug T. II41rnlu'r!vr. XI. Ilitrlivy, Y. ffmnplwm-ll. XI. Sclnhmrm. XI. Sn-lii.um, Il. Sinnpwn I rrwnt Ibm: IC, ffmllx. If. Bmnrh. fi, Iliirmfm. fl. Iiov-:mln-rxfvr. XI. 'I'c-inple-tum IJ. Ili-1-kwitln. IJ. Sari:-r. Il, I4l.uul1-rx. 'UIII'!'1sL 'l'4y1-Huxx: .-X. Kind. B, XII-nliI1ng.ll. XI.itc'm-r. If. Yunkliix. If I.imlem.u1. X. Xlclluain. ' ' Xliflix XI Xlliltvr. E. I..xrLIin. D. Slmpv. I.. Iulmx. Znrny. L. Nlattlu-uw. XI. I.lilM. l. . .. 4. . . R. Neville-. Sn-cmicl Huw: L. I.v1g-lie-Mi. G, Lytlv. II. Orr. C. julmx. F. 5IL'Cullmi:li. D. XILC.lll!lIl'f'. ' ' ' K.uiIm.ui. II. NIM-rx. H. XVQI-ter. L. Xlarxlmll. P, LI mklmrt. XR. XN.im-rwn. la. julim, H. Y. Xlnrrrxw. B. Zz-Ilrfruw. Third Hem: A. Nlillur. L, KIaDuu:.xl. L. Hain-. Y. Iiiiiliiiv. NI. B. jnlmx. j. Kirk. I.. Konopitxki. C. Iulinmxi. .l. Kunwlmaii, R. Lulw. A. I.. NIL-Ilxx .1m. E. Xhilwr. B, Lim-ny, B, Kozick. 1-'uurtli Huw: Ii. K1.pin.ik: C. I.un-nl. j. ,li-nlciux. A. Nlilli-r. Nl. XX.iltli-nur. A. XII-- Afuuw, E. NI. Lnmixun. E. -lnliii. If. XIQXHM. I'. lYli.x1in. Ii. Yi-In-Nlq. I.. Kimplv. C. XI. Slviglwr, ' ' - ' - Cmnn. F. Bmmliwr. I. Prycll I' ilth Huw: L. XX pmt. f.I.iy pmmlm. 'NIL xllllflll Jil. -H. B. Le-lvliy, S, Claypmmlc. X. buliinmw. B. Clin-ty. D. Cliiltmx. 5. Mi.xl.il-Im. XY. Iluuk. B. Xfnuru, Frnrit Hmm: I. Clin-ig-Iii. XY. Nlulim-3.5 5. Ymmt. I. Iimxwr. CZ. lmi. I. Knliiim-rsliviicr. A. XILTIIIIIIQ. l. f.ur1im.ni. I.. C.mt.i11.m. li. Fritz. L. Eniluh-tuxi B. Tlimnpwii. XII Crm. l-wn. P. Nlvnlv qLLLQ.z'rfaAAm ...0h,14m.?...wQ Aaniofm... 0 .cf 35 Top How: D. Srlrrru-mlmt. R Fr IC. Croyle, I. XYv'int ' . hx. D. XYulf4-. ll. Fnrxtvr, R. Sti-im. F. SL-hall. Y. . Cf. Sluglv, 17. llvllcrilaxrzli. E. ll.irmun. lf. Daxvix. lf. llullrotk. I. lnvhnmn, C. Cole-m.m. C. Siulc-r. Svc-:xml Huw: D. lfunwr. D. Dimmitt. H. Fltruvmld. ll. Shnsllv. J. Sclizwtlvr. Cmmingluun. F. SL'l1rr'uimust, K, F.urh.mks. xl. 'I'riumu-. Il. Furs-mam. N. llunmmr, C. Elkin. Al. Clc-vt-r. F. Koluclixli. H. Slmuxtvr. J. Smith. Third How: C Slmnk. H. SL-lirencngost. H. Hmulvlvuxli, Nl. Kflllll-lllTL'l1. XY. Lixvn- urmd, YY. Yrxunkins. H. Slum-Jrvr. B. Simp un. K. Sc-re-iw. II. Slmnklc. l. Tarr. T. I.innn+n. B. Dmch, X. King. D. Lcvch. Fourth Huw: K. Dwell. Fnhi.m. ll. Simpwn. C. Klugll. Xl. Shillinil. C. XYcmclN. J. Flrming. li. Simpxrmn. J. Hvhult. H. Duncan. D. F.u'wtcr. H. Linulrr. XY. Early. j. Laxtim. Filth Huw: D. St-rm-in-, I. SM-ur, P lirluclm-lvmln, ll. Rupp. ,l. john. K. llidcllv. U Km-pxhit-lcl, li. litluurtlx, D. King, H. Lrmu. F. SL-hultvm-. IQ. Smith l ' Sixth Rim: J. Lvnli. C. lfurunrzxn, li 'ie XX'illi1unx, XY. Hush. li jmclw Fr: . Q. Slum. ll. lmnw. . ,l. k. NY. Stull. NY. llluulvx. ,l. Nlhitv. lf. , .n. 1. Slrinch-It-kt-r, -I. Nhllimm, K. Crytvvr. .l. Xhnllwr. mt llmx: C. Qlzxlxnivsuil, lirrup. hl. Sr'l1zu'tlrr. YY. liuutm-r. l.. lfguln I K. Smith. A. lhwnutn. H. Duc-ll. C. Duncaul, A. l..islrvr. XY. john -, ,. Stony Top Hun: P. Rcitz, P. Nlinick. I. Miller, C. Hcrslllwrgcr, 1. Brodhcnd, I. Beckwith T. Mitchell, R. ML-Cullum, L. Mnntircdi, 1. Amlcrwn. D. Baker, R. Zvllefruw, j. Fm huugh, I. Haswnfritz, L. Good, Second Row: Pt. Pztttun. R. Betlsfm. H. NIL-Caxkry. H. And:-rwn. C. Bonner, R Gmun, NY. Hanks-3. H. NIL-Kinle-3, D. Buzurd, C. Huulu. K. Ililhcrry, J, Barker, N NlcHadd0n, C. Come-ll. K. Blix, C, jrmlxmton. Third How: E. Putcyk, P. Nic-Elmy, I. Barge-rxtcuck. C. xllclllllillllli, A. Bc-rtoc-chi XV. Cillam, I. Pierce. H, VI-lvxtcr. J. Hrml-cs, F. Olinurr, Ii. I.rumvrwc-kcr, j. Ceidvl ' NI. Hvlwl, R. Bonner. C. julimtun. Fourth How: T. C.ipum-, F. Bowsvr. C. He-trick. B. Helm, C. Holm, V, Moor:-. H Runway, R. Palermo. XY. Pnlcrmrm. J. XVyzmt. J. Hully. E. Cmwl, C. Cmttrm, H. Marshall Filth Huw: P. Crt-mor, XY. Oslmnrn, R. Cumplwll. C. Clqpmmlm-, F, Brown, F lluuwr, Arlxhntvr. A. Bcmwr, I., Caunplwll, Nl. Bnmn. B. Ilya-rly. S. YYliippu, C Hcllxsuin. Sixth llmx: Il. Zirumxunmili, li. Yuunt, XV. XYult Y Nl r li. Smith, P. Nvtl. C. Manta-rx, 'I' Slru kl ' Fmut limi- D ' J t 1 . . no 4-, K. Criwmm .. . 1 v, li. XlLKi1mL-x XY . ..'.c..m1-. li llht lt ,A uuml, ll Hn gnu lucid' '7 in ...Joni . , ll. ltitlltby I . . Hou str. . 'r1 , li. l5.irlu'r. Xl. Tmlnt. I Be-ll . nw. 7 0 ,. , Xl. 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I.. XIqIIxX.1in. II. XI:-nI1I1nu. I. NI.1rNI1.xII. I.. XILIJ-mg.xI, A. NIL NIH-vw. M-u1mIH4m: II. Lung. Y. KUHI1. NX' Ywvvut. 'If Nlclilnm-3, F. I'i4:l.uIiNI1. II XIL'AIrmw. A. Klui. X. XIc'IIxx.1111. I' I.incIvm.m. B. Km7iLI4i. I.. I.mI1w.l. I rm1tI-hm. I.. Kimplu. IJ. XInC.u1:Iux I7. XIAIIIIL-HN. I.. XI.n1n-. B. IA-IHIQ, I-' NI:CuIImx:Ix. B. I.-ln-n7. C. NILCr.xLk:-u fx. NImI1ImQ. I'i.1111r1xv1'LI1a114'r. gamma... If waynui, ' :JL H ' ' ' ' I Wal- Sf-L-unrIIIuu: Ii. IYiIIynrnI, XY. YXQAI- Irrxrm. Y. Snydefr, IC. III-Iwr. KI. SuIIi- XVAIIQL-r, C. Olzak, P. XYAII, B. I. l'I1rmmp- In II1':lrIIms: I'. Ns-II. NY. IIuxIl. II. Kup- XIL-Ilixh. A. Niillvr. I. Iiupc-rt, C. RIM-.n, Sn-crmcl Huw: PiL'rL'e'. Y. I'1mIlm-, I r1mtIicrw: II. Xhvrs, NI. If. IIIMI, I.. I. I.ilIl!Il. II. I.wIlm', I.. NI.xNt1rx. I I,lvIv- XILIIJLIIIM1. ff. NIJI1-vr. I. NIx.xrIr-. Ii. Ixvr- SE IUH CLASS Room 307-Miss Foulis Rm-ur Huw: XY. Early, I . Frisclx- kurn, A. Ilillinrcl. E, Grzxllfm, H. Ell- wards, P, Crum-r, D. A. Ilomvr, J Ilully, Ii. Jzwli, P. Foslcr, Nliu lfoulis Ssfcnnd Huw: C. Iillllllwllll, H. El- la-rnu-yvr, I . Faullkncr, O. Fin-ns, C Gulhria-, A. Cilhvrt, Z. Crnlton, C Forrnun, L. Ifzulic. Front Huw: M. Cray, L, Iloovcr D. Himcs, T. Hornln-rua-r, B. Mor- gan, C. Johns, B. Flanders, R. Fritz NI. Elnsh, B. Could. 'I' Room 309--Miss Puinlcr Hear Row: C, Estcp, AI. Andcrmn H. Cox, L. Cznnphe-ll, K. Crissnmn A. Bertocki, B. Bycrley, M. Bussingvr D. Bowers, B. Baker, Miss Painter. Second Hou: L. L, Chapman, D Corhett, NI. Hoovert, B. Coopvr, I Borland, S, Cluypoolv, F. Boohcr, D Chilton, C. Collier, M. ClilNX'SflIl, J Black, B. Christy. Front Row: G. Crissman, XI. Clay poolc, VV. Dosch, M. Boarts, E Boarfs, L. Costanzo, R, Cowan, D Beckwith, I. Bowser, L. Costunzo J. Chou-i. y , v Rooms 307, 309 ,.-,gg-5 5,1-.,g.,f .. 1 ,5g,'.-fgrgnfiff V2 1 f . 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D, V Q gmt A al!- W 'Ny ,f , X 'LW P I I f JU mit ELA55 i CLASS orricnas Victor Fink Charles Hoey Martha Gavran Ken OFFICERS President ..... .... V ictor Fink Vice-President . . . .... Charles Hoey Secretary . .. .... Martha Gavran Treasurer . .. .... Kenneth Mechling CLASS ADVISORS Betty Maize Mildred Mateer George Winters 4 neth Mechlinq Rooms 101, 103, 107 UNIUH EL SS 'l'oplhm: IJ. Stvlm. Il. Snycle-r, fl, Yixxncwlxy, Ii. Sulmkl, fl. Snyrlmfr, ll. 5l.u.fl4A, Il. NX1lli.unx, P. lr-Ile-lnm, XY. XY1hlm-, Il. Snlmll, In. Smlth, ll. llxmmr- m.m. 'I'lnlr4IIluw: I. XYUII14, XI. Smrk. 'I Yu-nwl, I. Xxlunrlruxn, XY. Shnrr, ff Sm- clc-r, K. Zlll'lll'y, A. XYriuht, ff. Yamfll I. XVIII, N. XYm1clril1LZ. Ss-cm1cIR4mg I. Xlhm-, j. Ymxmxll If. YYiIsrvn, N. Zvllcfrfm, D. Stvpp B. Smullinu, F. NVQ-ix, P. FI'in11m-rlwru If. Vvalkbr, If. Smith, P. XYh1tv, XID Nluntgolnc-I'5'. I-'rout Row: P. XVI-stwuml, Ii. Xhxll- uork, XI. Trulick, J. XX'm1gmx1.un. NI. L. Stitt, Y. Sluflf-, B, A. Vlxlly, I. 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Cnukius. XY. C ul lflk 13151111 j. Fleming, R. Dum In ur :mg V. Fink, I. Furd. B. I- xr nu sud. 1. Elliutt, XY. II up Crecnxx mlt D. Cunniuglnun. Sncond Row: I. Cillix, L. DQI cm uk L. Slwllmlr. I.. Dum un sun XI I7lzmcl1'rN. I. Cruwcit I fo 111 ur I, Dunluxn. II. Ilalllxvy II I 1+ r X I xlnhs-tti. R. Umm. rum Inu: II. Cagiini. II. fulmm Iuxm XI Cuvtlxlxi.II.I4l1ll1l'ILIi I in mln XI I.. Cunux, D. Dam lx IN lu Y. Cauinl. II. Uauix. xx xrmlx I' IMINKIIIIQ. 5 Ifmmm my XI K nl nm XI .ulxlv Bnrnx. II mm 209-Nliss Sullix an up 1 X: K. X111-Illini. II. Klum vm I3 lin-111111. 'If Iluu wr. 5 Iimm mr nv i. SI. Brunt. I'. Iinmrt I fll Xu Il C ulxu-ll. Il. Bun wr. Ilmcl Huw: II. Bmw. II4 n x un II B1 it wh II. Cflqpl-nl. A. Balrgmr t Smumcl Iimx: Ii. ffllnlm. I5 BLA x ' ruu Ii, CIl.lyp1wI. ID. HAI-ur th XI C41 nu' Iirmu-Il. S. Bmw A. um S Clmplm. II. ,Xmlvxym. XII S 1 x m X S Irnmt Mm: If, Bm mg L C llyul m.lY, Buulwr II. Blu Ir H .-X. Cllfr h' rupmu Bs-Il.n.xSNI. Airxlvxx. x, N X SY wx L rlxyr I Bun L-rx. XY. Hmm wr. I km nr i. II. Iimxwr. II. flumr Xl A 'F -I ,,f , v1- M EL, bl 1f' SUPHU :JRE CLASS li Il CLASS OFFICERS james Young x V Iames Plyler Mary Lou Mcllwain Edward Sarachme OFFICERS - 'President ....... ............ . .. larnes Young Vice-President . . . ....... larnes Plyler Secretary ..... . . . Mary Lou Mcllwain Treasurer . . . .... Edward Sarachine ADVISORS Ellen T. Lias Mildred Montgomery Arthur Matlles SUPHU IUHE EL S5 Ilnnu' IIOum SIN-Nlr. Smith 'Il p IIUW: II. I.:-xllv. NI. I.. Xls'IIIu.un, X. XIuru.m. Cl. I..irIIu. Huy-r. I. Hamt- :4 nn-ry. II. Ollmm-r. B. Xivffmliii. j. Nlgif tx-cr. I.. XII-IIiIu, Xlnvlilgullivry. I . KIL- II4 5, 'I'hlrII IImx: fi. Xlzirtuttl. XI. l.I-1114 wvhs r. I.. XI.xrtm. Ii. 5IiIII-Y. II. A. Kia'- Cimh-y. S. XItII.uI1Imi, I.. I.ut'I4Ii:irt. If. l.iuIitm'r. S. CII-mfr. II. Cfuglt-5. 31. NIziutI1I'. IJ. XInIim'y. S1-tmul IIcm. II. I,ipwr, l.. rl. Xlvivr. NI. Opt-I, A. XII-Nutt. fx. I'.iraicIzi. j. IIu4kuiIut'rry, IJ. Nirmtr-lull. II. Nlillm-r, j. Nllllx, I . NIIKI-lxvy. S. XII-Kiiilwy. Hr. bmlth. I rsmtIIIm: II. Shnflt-r. ID. Xlvuliliinl. II. Murrow. II. Sit-Coy. D. l.miS1. I . Nuil. N 4' Il0llll:R00lIll32 l-Mrs. Nvwcmnh Trip ow: ' I. Starr, Il. XY.iIks-r. -I. Youmfg I. Xvyzuil, II. VYick, j. Xhusuii. T. Tlrney. J. Stablmziu, G. 'I'uyInr, D. Q Trudgfn, A. Yulill. G. Stmuirt. s Thirl IIUW: C. XY.iIks'r, If. Smith, Xl. w'hit8. NI. Smith. XY. XYiIIy.inI, II. Ymmt. E. Zt'IIt't'rnw. C. XYriIIA'. II. XYAIIM-r, XI. Xhallxxfwrk. NI. 'I'Iiump5mm. Xlrx. Nvw- r'rmiI1. S1umtIII0w: D. Smith. II. Smith. II. XXVIII. D. XYiIsun. T. Cvruttl. II. Xxligiie-r. XI. XYx.mt. QI. XVI-xiii-r. QI. NY1IImlnx. X. 'I'Iiu1npwnm, C. St.mI4-y, I . l.m1Imtt1, 5 I rmitIIzm: If. 'l'nr.ui. S. Uymt. I. VziIIirg1u-tt:-. Y. 'I'I1mn:u. I, Stn:-lu. I . XYIi1tn'. I.. B11-nkm-5. C. XX'u'kIi1i1-.J. Sut- tuli. B. Y.ui Ihvrn. 'lf Ymmnu. X.. Y Y 0 .N . Hunan Room 23223-Xiiu XVII-on E I - - X :XX N ,- 'I'npIIuxx1 'I'. Smhulll. I'I5Im'1'. II. -X Sil-un:-r II SIULII- II S1-triyt XY I'e-ck' X ki iafmli-.-Q51-Q. nf i-Lil.. r:.'1n,l,f1, 1:5 'N I'itmr. XI. IIINIIIN-rrp. IC. I'liiI4vrtrm. XY, X S1I1rz-tmiunxt. X ' Suwiul Hmm: I. Shiny. II. 5I1.if1'r. IC. S.ir.uIlln. XI. SIlrvtIm'r. 'I'. Ilrium. . I- 4nIwI'r1lf'r. II. Skinm' , . .. I ' - . . . L' SINIIII. ff ffnpc-iiI1.iu-r. If. 5Ii.uiItIm'. I. I I S.iI.xk. II. II11wIiIvt-r11vr, Mlm XYiIsm1. xx-A Iirf nt II1m: XI, IIfmIm'r. K. Sz-Im 3. XI. SI.iQIf-. xl. Almtv. , '. I -I , 1, '. . futw. I. SIILIIIHIII. NI. filmufm. I'. IIMI- ht-III. I7. Shulv. ID. S,x'.rn1.i, N. IIi4IwI, II. SIMHIIII-. If. I'n-tm'rm.u1. 44 AYX , , -+- Rooms 318, 321, 323 ... U . . Il' LIT A -1--A Rooms 331, 333, 3 SUPHUMUHE CLASS Home Room 331-Mrs. Lias Twp Huw: T. Cmwlnrcl, B. Cravt-nor I. Brnnlvttv, Y. Clark, II. Corbett, S Crumt-lt, C. Curnixlm, C, Cdwlvy, Nirx Lian, I . Iluylstc-in, I.. Buyer, T. Blunry Y. Bt-ll, C, Cdpont-. Svcrmncl Hou: XY, Bhntk, Xl. BL-xinLZ- ton. Nl. Cox, XY. Cnmlurd, P. Bruce, II Antlmny, G. Bulcw, H. jack, A. B. An- tlmny, li. Bnurr, E. Curley, XY, Clay- puulc-, I., Baker. Front Huw: H. Chapman, E. I. Bnzf urtl, H. Blast, E. Coneski, P. Campbell D. Claypnul, A. NI. Bre-tt, NI, Klirngen- unith, D. Clvvcr, N. Bowser, BI. Bixlx NI. Cmt.m70, II. Cleppvr, I. Boyer. Home Room 333-Miss Lindeman 'l'opHuw: E. Clever, B. Ilt-illnun, E 'lUll!lS, -I. Kuhn, j. Hartman, D. Laslu-r D, Inulwr, H. Kuzicki. I. julmson, H Hooks, B. luck, L. Klinv, j. I'InqL-nmillvr Svccmcl Row: NI. Iunmit-mn, H. Xl Ilvtlqlm, H. lloffnmn, YY. Laxlu-r, V Hunlu, F. johns, C, Karnx, Nl. Kumn U. Klngll, L. Cox, XV. I'lUt'kc-nlverry, B Duff. Frmltllow: I.. A. Carl, D. Klint- li. jannil-mn, XI. Kmnnu-rclie-nzfr. Nl. li XYlmit-xuki, B. Kame, NI. Ilouwr, N. L Hill, l..'Ilvtri,L-k, 1. Ili-mls-rxlwt. A .s-1 f . n ' -,Lf kiwi.. A I A-'tl xfwl' V. f , N ' 1 I f I Home Room 335-Miss Steinmatf Twp Iluw: YY. Fuxtcr, F. Crytn-r, XY G.xll.xln-r. P. Cmfl. I. llmnie-lx. I, Cm-N XY. Flick, C. Cmlmrn. D. Fun-Ntvr. G Fry, Culln. C. Fic-htlmrn. 'l'l1irdRms: H. Grafton. I. Ellcr- nwye-r, C. Everett. NY. Iluvcrxpike, B Fvrgnmn, H, II.nnptun, NI. Dt-lp. A Harrix, L. Hdrtllnn. C. Harter, Svn-nr1rlR0w: E. Foster. S. Fleming A. Gentle. E. Gillix. I, Greenwalt. A Gray. R, Eneley. F. Fiwux, B. Fe-lwixnzrr C. Dtnxglwrty. J. Collx. R. Gillwrt. Hits Steinnmte. Front Ham: H. Gill. N. Gnllwmith, T Fahlor. R. Fzxlchctti. F. Eclwardx. A Fntfclmer. R. Dailey, S, Dlmlina. B. I. Dnnmire. I . 1. 1 'L ' A ,', J M 'Kr' ,A,, X gk :J . 3 EHESHM!-X CLASS WH' L, Q ,H . LX: 1 FRESHMAN CLASS CFFICERS J 1 i -K, Paul Mohney Cleom Krfzmunich Linnea Heilmcxn Lou White FRESHMAN OFFICERS President .......................... Paul Mohney Vice-President .... . .. Cleorcr Krizrncrnich Secretary ..... .... L innecx Heilrnczn Treasurer . .. ..... Lou White ADVISORS Mabel Shaffer Agnes Kennedy Hugh Hutchison 8 X ix ll V fl' 5 I A I l lf- fir. Rooms 131, 133, 135 L 1 M. NTHESHMAN , 1. ,1. i I 1 1 .I A- 4 L 1 'f' 11 I - 1 . I 4. x . ' Hamm 131-Hr. Strang ' Ih-urlifmg ci. whip-, ii. sniff. J. Yi-lin-N1-xy. Y. Snylvr, I., XX'l,i11-Y C. VH, X' Ll:-r. D. Hxtvp. 1. 'I'1mm.u. IJ. 111-xtxxfiml. 1- X. Tituw, 11. Suutlixxurtlx. D, Smith. XI. Z-'gl -r, J. Z1mxm'rm.m, Hr. S mnu. '1'1uirc111uw: C. Snyrlvr. K, Tray. IQ, 11ixl11.Z.1x1m11, NI. Yan Dykv, I., '1'11u1i11mm, C. 11'u11cm'r, C. 1Y.il1x:.il1mrl, fnlvr, I.. Snliplry. 11. Smith, XY. Tuy, Stcwirk. Ii, Smith. XV. Stuckdill. Se'cm1c1Rc1w: I, 1Yr1i5', li. XY:-mvr, B. X1'illium-, D. Yricka-5. R. YVc1ur1xic1r. D. Xlilpii, 31. Yorkn. P. XV.-.zu-r, XI. A. Sunwri. Ii. Ulu-rc-k, ID. Smith, F. Zam- lmlti, G. Zvllofrim, I.. XYillimns. Fruntlimvz I. Znrnvy. 11. 'l'i-iiiiqliii, R. Yun Sicv, T. Stillman, L. 110110, H. 105. H. '1'11rnnps4m, XI, L'Il11JL11lLf1l, fi. Sta-fly, O'I'mix1i-r, K. Ymuit, P. 1Yil1iauna. Rlmrn 12321-Mr. Xiaiisku llwair Hmm: IJ, 511.u1nm1, 1'.. 51.114-. 11. Sulvixki, Y. liuxh, Cl. X1'u1km'r, 11. 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U, Xlimmmiivry. NY. N1-Kmlvy. Xhx- K1-um-415. 1 rimtRim. 51. IH-im. C. 31111:-r. 1. Xintln-xx-. H. N151-rx. I.. X1-wiituuxm-rx. Y. N1ArN11.i11. P. Malin-lu-5. F, Nlnrtiiul. H. Dunum. Cl. 1.41111 ID. Xurtou. A. Xlurrix. Xinllm-rnmti. 47 9? jeff! PIIESHMAN CLASS Room IIZT-Nfrs. Ilzill lic-.irllrmz XI. lllmcll-N, If. Salniiie' I l. I.. vlulmx, rl. Nlzxuttq, Ilm-lmll.-I Niulxmy. Il. I'ryLl4-. Ut. f.ls-xvr. -I. Snillv. -I. Slialililv. Cy, C..illwr.nll1. Xin. Ilnll. Front Ilmm: II. S1li.ilI4'r, NI NYilli.uliN. 5. XI, Flliirlq, XI. Iimmcl. II. ffriwiimii. I.. .-Xltmaui, D. XYilw. II. Smith, 1. Iirixmm XY. Scliiaim, II. Ilgirmfs, .-Xriiixtruill. I Y. I'5rrvcim1s. I. 1 ms137, as sae 1 5 MQ -0' XX N ix ' K5 X . Zak, - x z-' I X I 5 E Hx- X ' I gg - X I M Room 33-1-Miss Lcistvr i A v H1-.ir Iimv: I, lIr-mlm, T, X-Iain-riiicli. IN. IIc'h'ic'li. I7. IIPIIIPII. Ixlvln. NI. Kaxlli, Ilrxmvr. I.. I.t'iIlN'PIN'l', I..lrif mrr, C. julmwn. IJ. Slnltli. Il. ,Imam-x. IS IIIIIIIIIILICIUII. Tllircl Him: I. 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Brown, L. Cul- llonn, Slim Calmplwll. Front lion: A. Durlok, C. Cox, A Clow-r, C, Colwvll. H. Dowling, XY lloscli, YY. Cnmplwll. C. CrisSm2ln. I Broun, R. Cln-pci. I. I-iulilor, V. Brocions Room 339-Miss NI. Titzell lieuxr lion: Il. Bockwitll. D. Boylstcin T. Br-nm-lr. P. Brixon, P. Bowser, I ,'XnKl1ony, C. Be-xt. ll. Bowwr. A. Bon- nvlte, R. Corlwtf. Xliss Titzcll. Tlnirrl Hon: j. Bonner, R. Bunkx. R Dose-li, li. BL-llau. I. Bourts. H. Bern-tti Y. Bnlznrcl, C. Baum, B. Anthony, M lhlkm-r, rl. Burn-tt. Sm-oml How: j. Boartx, NI. Basliline Il, Burke-r, P. Brc-tt, L. Apple, D. Baum X. j. Amir-non. L. Bnrgorstock, J. Bow- wr, U. llowwr. ll. l'3l1'x1lim'5'. Front Ron: H. llmvwr, Armstrong B. Anthony. H. Bron-r, I. Bonnetf, S .-Xchnnx. li. Bowwr. H. Bc-tti, I. Black. 1 A SEVEIXITH 1111111 EIGHTH 1311. 1155 A E V H X I, I -J 338, 347,348 I ,. K . lx 1 -- - ' 5. x ' A Y ' Dum 338-Hrs. Hain' H 4 3 A I I 'N I I 'X XT fq pu. II. OcI1'1LI111xuIQ. Cl. H1- Nkxnlg-l?P. I.1k11vy. H. H1-11111-r. 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Q g,- M E lm l'l in Y, nwxis-h'6S-, 'xx-occ-x 'Q- v--A H-.0 -F14 1107 rnulxlinl I' lv W P+ JCgC?V3,UIYN-U ' W' ' ' ' W ' QL' W' 'Y' ' ' 'Hi' 1' 'I I ,- ,wa , g , 1 t? .dba J ffgm i51 fAgs,Q 2ffi 2 aiil A Q ?Q Mf 1 'api xx - 2 I 1 3 gf 1' '- - f '3 ' 3 1 - 4 I N I. , x 4x52 , : V E A . 3 1 2 X 5 . -:-'A V ' 4 1 I s 3 A 1 F14 -4-is ,.. 1 1 - I x -W. n , Af + ,, ,,.h , 3 5 1 2 1 7 l 2 EEE 1 I , . I 6 v J' Z KS : , 1 2 'Q ' W : ' Z . E A ' 4 ' 1 , E 2: 5 Q 5 Y U 1 ,E Tj- ,gf- 1 5 ,f ' J E ' 1 KK i z N if ' f 1 3 , f I' EUUTBALL Ted Hound Miles Mzlliron Faculty Manager Couch FOOTBALL SCHEDULE K. H. S. Opponent Sept. IO 'Washington Twp. . . . . . . 13 17 'Bessirner ............ . . . 6 24 'Punxsutawney . . . . . . 12 Oct. 1 'Freeport ....... . . . 6 8 Vanderqriit . . . . . 7 15 'Birnersburq . . . . . 27 HN22 Arnold .... . . . 7 Nov? 4 'Mars ........ . . . 7 dJi'l Ford City .... . . . O J' 9 Home qames. CHEERLEADERS 3 i Left to riqhi: Burion Apple, Lois Maize, Beiiy Lou Shank Dora Bowe S Ianef Lckaugh, Neii Mciiwain, Beverly Cunningham. VARSITY FUUTBALL SUU Tl Top Row: A. Bertocchi, D. Serene, B. Luke. Third Bow: C. Hoey, P. Graff, H. Corbett, A. Melillo, I. Masters, F. Boylestein, B. Bowers W. Yount, K. Lockhart, B. Ferguson. Second Bow: B. Foster, B. Chemeli, B. Starr, M. Shaffer, I, Young, E. Sarachine, C. Estep, H Webster, I. Clever, B. Olinger, I. Slagle. First Bow: Mr. Milliron, D. Marshall, I. Anderson, I. Latini, F. Crytzer, B. Osborne, I. Shaffer B. Slagle, D. Serene, V. Fink, G. Krizmanich. I. Paul, Mr. Bound. Our season this year opened with a victory against Vtfash- ington Township. Although we were not always top scorers our team provided us with some very exciting moments. Due to the war we had to get some ot our players from the under classes. These boys, even though young and inexperi- enced, proved the saying, Where theres a willy theres a Way. We are proud of our team, because the players were all good sportsmen. We hope they enjoyed playing for K. H, S. as much as We enjoyed Watching them play. PUUTE!-XLL LETTEHMEN Q F0 X'- ark Krizmanich Quarterback Ben Che-mille End 9' 4' 1? 1 Q if 'F' ' P 74? d'T' 'Sr X, w ng,- lohn Paul Left Halfback Howard Webster End 9-' J 4:47, x fs si ... EH Q X 7' 0 I it XJ Xxx 2 larnes Anderson W'illiarn Foster Fred Crytzer Tackle Center Tackle lack Schaeffer Ray Slaqle Dick Marshall Guard Guard Quarlerback X D . .j M x 3 9, nf .N . 5 XV 4 Q ? I N VY E Q 'G-v :unix Cssorne laries Young Dalfon Serene S vida :sink Smngy Mnccmy, 13 ',-.1-4 Effl- K' .,1,,.. Jan, ENG 1'..r,,-er T f ',..V ,-.,..'1 ,,f1. Ur., lu., V 1 I L U1 .A .. .., S A. r, l.f1.5S Milircn 1' Q,,,.,.,1 r, Coach VARSITY BASKETBALL SUUAD Standing: Mr. Round, R. Mast, G. Stewart, V. Fink, E, Soloski, I. La'ini, F. Foyfcstin, R. Bower G. Larlio, E. Sarachino, Coach Milliron. Seated: I. Young A. Stillson, K. ltfleclrling, R. Iones, VJ. Foster, VI. livenoood, R. Marshall F. Stephenson, F Crytzer. Front: S. Mcffanna, Teddy Round, joe Lund. SCHEDULE K. H. S. .. ... 25 ... ... Away K rrns City .. .. l9 K. H. S. .. 38 Horne East Brady .. l4 K. H. S. . ... 34 ... ... Away Leechburg ,. .. 20 K. H.S... .. 36 ...Horne Apollo .. 23 K.H.S.,. l9... ...Away Sharon M33 K. H. S. .. ... Sl ... ... Away New Castle .. .. 44 H. S. .. ... 42 ... ... Horne Vandergritt ... .. 36 K. H. S. .. 38 Home Karns City .. .. 13 K. H. S. .. ... 23 ... ... Horne Leechburg .. .. 2l K.H.S... ...33... ...Home Har-Brac ..l2 K.H.S... ...Z6... ...Away Apollo ..2C K. H. S. .. ... 2l ... ... Away New Kensington . .. 46 K.H.S... ...22... ...Home FordCity..... ..Z4 K.H.S... ...33... ...Home Butler N23 K. H. S. .. ... 35 ... ... Away Vanderariff . .. 28 K.H.S... ...4Q... ...Horne Arnold H33 K.H.S... 4l ...Home Freeport .. Z3 K. H. S. .. ... 22 ... ... Away Haryldrac .. . .. 29 K.H.S... ..35... ...Away Freeport .48 K. H. S. .. ... 30 ... ... Home New Ke-nsnigfcn .. .. 34 K.H.S... ...36... ...Away Ford City..... ..45 K.H.S... ...32... ...Away Butler H22 K.H.S... ...38... ...Away Arnold ..34 K. H. S. .. 33 ...Away East Brady .. l8 Our boys really started oi't with a bang this year and continued that way down to the very last game, When the season ended, they were third place in the league. They were termed among the local teams as the Hdimunitive squadug rreve ertheless, they were quite often the victor. Several times they met with defeat, but they came back each time with several knock-out punches. Their skill, fair play and surprise baskets brought the crowd to their feet many times. Nice going boysi Were proud oi you. FU UTB LL LETTERNH2 I' V. I u 1 W Uv H- ,,,,,,.., Fi.l3...f.g:,.:riL - - V I ' :4 rfdnme -C-41,4 Clie of ine srzzrtest :nj mes' risngeverzhle hisfceezeers wr., ' Las ever g:ne'i2 K H. S. ,. A Ay, 3 hlgk. Sfife A every 'g . , : srxzotk. CTIZDEGY , , , is FYZKRIEVS hs' veit xr.: 5 SQZES .'. ... 1 ', 1in. LG I!'lf3 4, ., Yfffflf ' 'ECEELIIG Pinky F' Only :fin in me . 11. ian refzlly sheet sexi s'y . . cz siur pluyf-I .nes f Ecsketklxi . . . fexsf :nd ':: :gr'1tf. , . has great fl.lY1ZfS LH sire his Senior year. PICHARD P,fL.PSHf5.LL 'Mursif' Ggir' Q A speed dcrien , . , .xzrey in 'rziressive . . . ine if 'lie if 'xii' qrficfest fxssr-is '.-.'r1:'Q1 Le jzrezzf. missed wien he Aeivis ,LS f the Murine Corps . . . CC-fgzgifffi. MDX, UJILLMSJI EOSTE: ern., A lean and Ffznfcy Scphcrie . . . his ball hTII'1C1.1HQ 'ind srcrinu rxliihty niiike hlffl one cf Tie Iticsi cnpckle men on the sq his had 12459 yefzis fxgeir '1- Inci .A ni., 1 e.e.., Ixmerffl fl Lim AUGUSTIIIE STQLSAX H1115 inf- ' 5115 . A ,. V3 Sffi S'1f' :i'.1 5- -A,., X .'.. . ., :....W .su 5 . rn vw 'TT: 'f fX'x' .U .LLL,-H- L, 1 ....J,,,.f Bill ' Gs Af.-,Cys dejceniiile . . handy min tc izve :r:4:'i . 'ignf spit . . . css fzr :is handed shcis . . , 22:5 Lek 1-:hen ycu Qeiu' 'gf Kinks fc' Air Cups. .' 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H311 Faculty Advisor Accounts Art LITERARY - SALESMEN - ART 1 +I.u:y Lee Ciflflliiilft 'Fpzth '.'fnf.'ff:r 'ixrlgxri 1.9-Eihy 'RCE Pri Simpson 'Frinies ECCEHEI 'LHS fficize 'fixes ?i5Y T- 'I1:Ck Pftpcit Ilcrcfhy Ann Hccver fifuuline Foster t..f:ELeiCli:'.':sC:1 Hefin Zurney Clfcicrie Sullivan Apdrcy Hiller Lenz I uchesc Kctnryn Sniring ' Litezury Ejitzrs - I fypzsts w + ,f1rt- 3 SFZZGS - 'S' Pfggy Lincicricn 'Betty Christy ' 'Efrtfy '.'.'y::f :E'1YiL',XI'l Methlinq ' 'C':r, Lfzsfers 1 Dcrcthy Mcficxuqhey ikirx Pipp Florence Mathews ,.,.,.., b 5- udmy lean Kmg Dorothy Iein Corba! sw' ASSC'i1Uf9 Edifors SALESMEN 1 y L f:.II.K:fQI Icvzn PI' CC Ed1YCTS bs 'SEQ 'TQ' Lau 'YW 2.36, Tar T-if .. U v . , -'l i..v.F :,.-i. 2--H, G---Hi pcm, 1-,.-Ang-M XWYN X--Y-- H D W y vw 3 4 .. A, J... ....:V. -rwf ,...,. .,,,.v ..,v,..M-W.A ..,.,,. ,. ....,.,,.,. ' ' 3' ' LLTIG -Ili Olive Fisgs lfxry Eczrts 231:11 flze Silber Claire Ccllie , 1 'fifltzg' :Cris Ste:-:Sri lfzlzel Gray Srizi-3 Crissytizzi Eefty Sgiiy L I Z ' Snitz: f'3'.'i: ELIZTG - f-4,. r-1'-- ,,, HM... .,,- xA,,.,..- WH.--.x . . HAH.: V :exert 1.65.15 -C31sef.f3:c3g3. Pnyuis :lf ggzzgeti Ksfsii W... Mg WU., ...A ACTIVITIES President .. Robert T. Laing Secretary ... . ., Sylvia Fleming Treasurer ... . .. Wade Baker Sr. Rep. .. Pauline 'Foster ,lames 'Nyan' Ir. Rep. ,.,...... Betty Shira Charles Schlemmer Soph. Rep. .. Sylvia Flernina, Fred Crytzer Superintendent ...... Mr. Cranrner Principal ....... .... M r. Laing School Board ........,.. Mr. Watt Alumni ....,........... Mr. Elgin Faculty Miss Wilson, Mr. Strana STUDENT COUNCIL President ..., . . . Albert Bertocchi Vice President . . George Krizmanich Secretary ........... Sue Crosseft Treasurer ........,. lerry Lieliman Sponsors Miss C. Titzell Miss Wilson SENIOR PLAY CAST BEST FOOT FORWARD lrfrs. Lias, Coach CAST:-Poker? Leslie, Grate Criss- rnan, lam-es Fleming, Iarrzes 'Jfyanf Ann V. Milliken, 'Wiiliarn Push Piss ton Cox, Iarnes Pierce, Dorothy Hoover, Kenneth Smith, Earcara Lec- lzy, Louis Eadie, Ierry Liecman Frances Escher, Boyd Helm Dora Bowers. Robert Simpson, lean Pryde. .T '!9x:7 K n UEIE .1SSl'fU'.S,.,1TQ Z' GIRLS' CHORUS Miss lone-s, Dirertox IUNIOR CHORUS ....a.u ,-..,- .,.. ,-.-. MUSIC MIXED CHORUS MISS inf-s, Dlrpvfc 'P FIRST BAND Mr, Cclcnncr, Directs 'P SECOND BAND Y fb, f. 'ks - U... v-.....Ii.,, J116, MUSIC FRESHMAN CHORUS flgss Innes, Qirenrr SENIOR ORCHESTRA f.fr. ffclonni, Dire-fic! fn I 7 Mikal ll IUNIOR ORCHESTRA 'Awww ':,f-.A. CLUBS CLOTHING CLUB Mrs. 'White Sponsor ETTA KETT CLUB Miss Walter, Sponsor KNITTING CLUBS ' ss Czrripbdi, Ilrs. Iii-u y Spcnso. STAFF LITERARY STAFF Mr. Smith, Literary Advisor KIT-HHN-NE SALESMEN Mr. Smith, Soles KIT-HAN-NE STAFF Mr. Sixth Adviser THE YS SENIOR TRI-HI-Y President 4 ,... . Vice President Secretary ....... Treasurer . ...... Sponsor- Lcis lffergeriikaler Lois Rcsenherger Mary Ruth Black Gloria Belles Miss Shaffer IUNIOR TRI-HI-Y President , ......... iudith Thomas Vice President ,. Catherine O'Leary Secretary ..,. .. Martha lane Boarts Treasurer .......... Patty Weaver Sponsor-Miss lflccre GAMMA TRI-HI-Y President ..,... Ann: Belle Hifiard Vice President ..... ffzrfha Beyer Secretary .... Betty Irene '-'fcedall Treasurer ..,.....,. Tznnie foxes Spenser-lfiss Sth' :sser 4 ge g 1 NS? 35? H Hit-han-ne VISUAL EDUCATION ...,,A.,,. ', , 'f,.V1v I lf1f' 'ff' 11' .wr ,,.,. S' III ':.f. 7 f.f:. If I'l51kU BIOLOGY CLUB iThe Bug Cutiersl SCHOOL PAPER STAFF xig'?tE,'1e:, ,AN gi an me , EL BS PRE-FLIGHT CLUB r- .1 -- -, Qpcnscr . E .gff':.1S' RIFLE CLUB Sponsor hr .Juncczn OUTDOOR CLUB ON PARADE if' ' 2, :Smeg 'Qy F? if 'gi' .0 2 45,2119 Y 4 ff fx HIE: F 1.42 Z4 1 H , S1 Crzsir T-ff.iQffSfl1d' 1 I f' ,- v- v rv F v v ,-nf C:,,...,, .,A.e,.,. 5' if ,I .nt , ?f my 5 nf S-' 2 -:gif FWZ- 1 4 1-fegwf? 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CREATIVE ART CLUB Spenser Lfiss L-sister K ay- yfy N CLUBS Presidffnf .... V1 f- H' 5 CL,-v gf. li,. I ...,. V. ,J, v-Y ...A,. V o-,f,,.1 I 1 , ,. HY,-, ff, '-W M' T.c,s,... E. ,,,f.. im QI VS '-f-f- IHA 5 ..I1 any DRAMATIC CLUB President .... Vive Prffsidffnt Sfffgreiflry . . . , Trilusurr-r .... Simms :rf-nfs Cornish Fwd Ef-yiflstwin 'Iif'i C'1:1igf2.QIl P'I I' i ' Vr'1f's- Hrs. Li' IS PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB S5 ,risfkr ..,.1.1 RELIGIOUS EDUCATION '5'-Ar J I Mai- ,f--QL-,1. we -- , ' . tn, ff- -p -g,,v,vgf7ky5,,- . ,f W .- -.,a.5'f 45 1, Sw.,-Q, W--,.,W,-W-.1 qs. bn, f sw?f7?V2faf'if' ' ' , ,N ft - 'TE 1 ' J iffffil Q- 1M'f'E11flQ-'. , 1 iff ' ,,'j2u,4-f-2'.f+:f-:1: ':' ,'fff::-.HA .ui fm,-'-, rf 4 4 . , . , , 4 . UHGANIZATIU S COMMERCIAL SHORTHAND Pzasident .....,..,. Nimcy Swguiz Yzie President ,. Marcello Gowefski Secretary ......., Martha Gcvrcn Treasurer ..,.4.... Ruth I.f:Gin1ey SponscrfMrs. Bums ?!!f M K H S STAMP CLUB P psldent IC H C r ICS1 nt P 6 Sy onsor Mr I' en y PENNSYLVANIA IR HISTORIANS UW! :hc-dan ,Q if RJ-X Xfb-V42 il, I V I , A , W AW Wi. , C V MA 4 K r- ' ........,.... F up V170 'E J 'de ,.,... Gary 1 Klugl. img: iff wg N s ,, ?f',5lTlf,Ilf ........ 21.15. EZ g :,15':. I ?YfS1'fiIff ...... Eff f1f1':r,'f jf Segf-':fy .,........,, Flliflf' F1:.Qi Feizzdmg Sgretiry Fxizzri fi: S162 Szciszr-flxss lf. P:-'ZEN - F ' M f 7? -Y -fun - 1 , Yffaf-Q ffwfg, 3' f' E 5 l x f f fish LE A QQ Af HMONE PERE Sf EN M ffqfw , ZW-,, effwgfkfixcx 1: CBI MXL fl-jf f x Ex gx xr-'X' 5 X cxowo may M fx! XX 2 fr Dad 7 NEEHNQ ffl 15 W yy f Q N Lm:m,LEsU1r-wpmm N 3' , ' i 5 5? F U X ' X E 3 2 f 5 2 Q5 :fn A - r L N 72' A 'Y-I f f 4 1 ' Q 'K i X 1 X, I I f,ff ': I, Q-5.3 xx 'Y s l K Mg XQ. K , Q E M f A 1 . , W Q Cl ' Q, I XX ' ,Q 4 I F f , - A 0 y 1 f Wf fn 'J key l X . .. H .I Q X F -fix' if f , 6 , M 45 ff xx fr W 211 V JI B-,L A Q L .E out I gpm ,fx , 2 'I Dentist, N 'K E5 3 ,, . ' Sr-M ,a 5 '1 E il HHS E 9 Q: T' 3 Q4 X A sa ' 3 i M r 1 it 'I Bxll ' f T ? i R if 4 M ' M 1, gi 1 2? 4 ' Q XLEP 2 ff N fi gm J '4A,QL ,ff 1 E i fy lx R '4 i I N ' ,f'F.,1,K. i x , , 'J ff K-X XM Jognnnlfi K, , 'Cf ml f : ff,',x Iffilmm Luxrifltmuid ,V X 1 f X X l 'J X SNAPS i 1 I I OO I , xl lllfl . ,ff ng 's. 1 Y 3 SU G HITS The Dreamer ...... , Sing Along With Me Candlelight and Wine .. Pistol Packin' Mama How Sweet You Are Give Me the Army . . . Honestly? ........ . No One But You Be Honest With Me . My Shining Hour ......... . Wait For Me Mary ............ . When My Man Comes Horne . . . Cuddle Up a Little Closer .... . l'm Riding for a Fall ....... . Miss ln My Arms ........... . Star Eyes .......... . . . . Love lsn't Born ............... . Until the Dawn ............... . Their The Army's Made a Man out of Me . Ice Cold Katie ........... ..... . Oh! What a Beautiful Morning . . Sunday, Monday, or Always . . . . l Don't Want to Walk Without You' . . . . Dot Chilton Miss lones Barb Mechling . . . Gert McCracken . . . Betty Lorenz Grace Crissman Mr. Mathes . . .. lim Wyant . . . . lean Pryde s 6th Period American History Class Mary Boarts . . . Marg Bassinger, lune Bebold ChuckDuncan BillRush lack Rebolt Geraldine Hosenberger Pauline Foster Senior Prom . . . . Tom Linnon, Dick Anderson Kathryn Shiring Oh, Yeahl Anna Lee Mcllwain, Bob Simpson Buth'VVeeter Lois Hoover, Bob Heckman We Musn't Say Goodbye ............. . The Army Air Corps .......... . Sombre Demijour CDeep Purplel . Paper Doll ................... . People Will Say We're in Love . . For the First Time ............. . My Heart Tells Me lt You Please .... . You'll Never Know Take lt From There l'll Be Around .... . Let's Get Lost . .. I've Got Rhythm . . No Letter To-day . . Shoo Shoo Baby .. By, By Blues .................. There'll Be Some Changes Made . . One Little Word . . Cne Dozen Hoses . No Love, No Nothing . . As Time Goes By ..., Hey, Mabel ...... . ln The Mood .... . lim ............... Iingle Iangle linglew Cherry .......... . I Dug a Ditch .... Audrey lean King, PeQf3Y Lindeman 3rd year French class Dody Bowers . . . Marge Sullivan and Bob Parker Bob Duncan was on time tor school DotA.l-loover Miss Foulis How the Mixed Chorus sings Mr.Baker . . . . . . Mrs. Bowser Freshmen Lois Maize lane Kammerdiener Ioan Holly Seniors . . . . When the Class of '44 leaves No, No, No .. Sara lane Swigart . .. Mary lean Beiter ...... Home on leave . . . . Mabel Clawson . Friday night dances . . . . Dot McGaughey .. Sara Mae Shirley Rosemary Ellermeyer . . . . Arky Foreman SEHEE ATTHAETIU S Swing Shift Mazie ...... . Best Foot Forward ........ . For Whom the Bell Tolls . This Is the Army ........ . Thank Your Lucky Stars . . Salute to the Marines . . . So Proudly We Hail ..... . Stormy Weather .......... . Victory Through Airpower Phantom of the Opera . . I Dood It ................ Stand by for Action . . . Crash Dive ....... . Ride 'em Cowboy .. Hitler's Children ............ . The Iron Major ......... . .. Genevieve Troutman Senior Play . . . . . All tardy students . . . . . First period Tuesday . Last year tor the seniors Marg Sullivan . . . Anna Mae, Aida lane, and lean K.H.S.vs.F.C.H. Ask Mr. Rote Frankenstein and the Wolfman . . . . . . Iourney into Fear ............. First Comes Courage .....,.. Bringin' up Baby .... . Sky's the Limit .... . Dangerous Blondes . . . Vivacious Lady .. Man Trap ..... . Hell's Kitchen ..... . Top Man ........... . What's Buzzin' Cousin .. The More the Merrier . . . Mazie Gets Her Man . . Holy Matrimony . . . . Let's Face lt ..... . The Fleet's ln . . . Gals Inc. ..... . Her's to Hold . . . . Crime School .... . Frontier Badman . . . Young and Willing . . . Old Acquaintanceu . . No Escape ...... . Girl Crazy .............. Iohnny Come Lately ..... Man From Music Mountain Tarzan's Secret Treasure Blondie Goes to College . . You're a Lucky Fellow . . Lite with Father ..... . Hi Diddle Diddle ....... . Here We Go Again ..... . The Navy Comes Through . . . . . . Mixed Chorus . . . . Ierry Liebman . . . . . . Iunior Class . . . . Fabian's Ford . . . . . Bucky White Home Room 301 Miles Milliron lack Rebolt and Ken Smith . . . . Miss Sullivan's Class . . . . . . Miss Painter's tests Ted Round Dot Chilton, Dot Class Dues Corbett, and Maude Wolfe . . . . . . Mitzi Krizmanich . . . . . . Friday night dance Pauls Mr.Laing Loisto Dot AtK.H.S.dances . . . . . Mazie at West Point Do you have a sparkler? ........ Report Card Day Sea Scouts S.S.S. lim andlean . . . . . . . . . Detention Hall . . . . Mason Ammerman . . . . . . . Any Freshman? ? Homeonleave From Religious Education . . . . Find a boy that isn'tI Iohn Latini . . . . . Philip Greaser . . . . . Dalton Serene lean Rupert . . . . Mr. Smith-we agree Mr. Rote's algebra classes Oh, really now . . . More of the man-power leaving . . . .. Sara lane hopes THERE WILL EUME I-X DAY WHE - loe, lim, and Cy will be separated. Mr. Bote will stop confusing lim Pierce in Solid class. Mrs. Lias will have a Senior play cast that she can control. Mr. Duppstadt will be able to find his Cheerleaders in one place. we shall find Miss Heilman sitting behind the desk of lU9 again. the student body will really cheer at a football game. -Miss Iones will start Mixed Chorus at 8:00 a. m. with the assistance of the entire group! -the orchestra starts and stops with Mr. Colonna. -Miss Walter will stop putting ornaments, advertisements, new bulletins, and what-not on the window of her door. -the patrol boys will be able to stop the upper classmen. -formals can be worn to all the dances without arousing a debate in class meeting. -Kenny Smith will stop his sudden outburst of emotion in class. -Umbriago will come down to earth. -Miss Titzell will stop twirling that pencil in her hand. - Marge Sullivan will recognize Frank Sinatra the next time she stands beside him. -Barbara Lebby and Mary Boarts will settle the dispute about who will get second chair in orchestra. -the sixth period American History class will not be able to find a speaker to take up the class's time. -Miss Sullivan will, by chance, over-look a typing error. tWe can dream, can't we?l -Boyd Helm will make something out of himself besides a moron--fself named? -it won't be necessary to have an attendance officer'-oh, yes! ? -Bob Leslie and Gordon Mellish will find someway to hitchhike across the ocean. -lean Pryde won't have to compare her height to Betty Thompson. -Dot Hoover will lay her Shorthand aside for just one minute to do something more interesting. -By not doing her work, Ruth Walker will stop disgracing second period Sociology class. -Miss Painter will forget to check the roll. -there will be no such things as grades-twe have heard it rumoredl. -Audrey Iean King will catch that rare butterfly species she and Dot Chilton are always looking for. -Rosemary Ellermeyer will complete her life's wardrobe in Home Ec. class. -the girls won't wait so anxiously for the mailman. -the girls will dance on Friday night once again with those creatures you call men. -Miss Schlosser will stop freezing people in their seats with those bewitching glances. -Kittanning will be a little bigger dot on the map. -the Class of '44 will leave their memories behind in good 'ole K. H. S. SCREEN PEI-l5UNALlTlE5 Charles Boyer . . . Gene Autrey Three Stooges . . . Dorothy Lamour . PeQqY Byan ... Baby Sandy . . . loan Davis .... Red Skelton . . . Charlie Chan . . . Dead End Kids .. loan Leslie ..... Zazu Pitts ...... lohn Garfield . . . Donald O'Connor Superman ...... Lois Lane ....... Cass Daley . .. Donald Meek . .. Prank Sinatra . . . Sonia Henie . . . Frank Morgan . . Guildersleeve . . . Orson Wells . . . Vera Vague . . . Martha Raye . .. Tarzan ........ Billie Burke ..... Sara Hayden . .. Virginia Weidler Ann Sothern .... lan Hunter ...... Marjorie Main . . Lucille Ball ..... Abbott of Costello Greer Garson . . . Humphrey Bogart Lana Turner .... Bob Hope ..... Betty Hutton .... limmy Cagney . Brenda Marshall Bita Hayworth . . Shirley Temple . . . . . lerry Liebnian Clarence Guthrie . . . . Simpson, Eadie, Smith . . . Marie Gratton .. . Pauline Foster Prank Stephenson .. . Marge Sullivan Boyd Helm .. Chuck Cawley . . ..... Pauls' Gang . ....... Betty Lorenz Gert McCracken . . . . . . lohn Latini Bill Rush . . . . Bill Osborne . . . . . Lorraine Serene Shirley Hobaugh Paul Neit . . . . . Al Bertocchi . . . . Dot Chilton . . . Balston Cox . . . lim Pierce Mr.Rote . . . . Miss Sullivan . . . . Harriet Orr .. . Dalton Serene . ..... Miss Painter . . . . . Miss Poulis . Nellie Mcllwain Mazie ........Mr.Bound . . . . . Miss Leister . Martha Mitchell . . . . . . . . Bill Livengood of Windy Graft . Dot Ann Hoover ...... lim Barker .. . Lois Marshall ....... lack Bebolt . .... Lucy Chapman . . . .... Kenny Smith . . . . . . . Barb Mechling . . . . Dode Bowers . . . Betty Christy Gary Cooper .... ..... C huck Estep Bugs Bunny . .. . . . lack Schaetter Clare Trevor . . . . . . Lois Hoover Victor Moore .... ................. B ob Leslie Veronica Lake ........ .................. B obby Lebby Andy Devine ........... .... H arry Saueak Zimmerman Edward Everett Horton .... ............... M r. Duppstadt Una Merkel ............ ........... . . . Shorty Lorenz SN!-XPS -3 Q 'G' MQ' VVHl.YUllEVEHjFUHGET? ihow green We were as Freshies? fehow many didn't come to our class parties? -efthe fun we had at play practices? the football gamese -we won CPD -ehow many girls were in our graduating class? -the day reports came out? fhow mad we got at the luniors for taking our seats in assembly? ethe quiet walks through the halls-especially after seventh period? -how many weren't in school the first day of hunting season? tanybody get a dearfoopsedeer?D fthe arguments Mr. Rote and Mr. Duppstadt had? --the money paid out for dues, pictures, activities, and so on and so forth? -the days when all the bells rang for classes?ffCNo one knew what classes! ll - -how we took advantage of substitute teachers? s -our quiet t?l air-raid drills? efethe days spent in Detention Hall? 'k ALPHABET A is for Anderson sturdy and strong. B is for Bowers with hair pretty and long. C is for Christy who hates to miss chorus. D is for Duncan who will never bore us. E is for Ellermeyer efficient yet jolly. F is for Fabian good driver? what folly! G is for Greaser quite a musician is he. H is for Helm who has acting ability. I is for ldeal We all strive to be. I is for Iamieson a busy little bee. K is for King who's a very smart lass. L is for Leibman president of our class. M is for Minnick he likes Sadie they say. N is for Neff from up Templeton Way. O is for Osborne who played on the team. P is for Palermos how alike they seem. Q is for Quiet, all Seniors are such. R is for Rebolt he doesn't study much. S is for Serene what muscles has he. T is for Tarr as shy as can be. U is for Uherek who hates a school room. V is for Victory We hope it comes soon. W is for Webster who has doned the Navy Blue. X is for? We'll leave that one up to you. Y is for Yount who likes to chew gum. Z is for Zurney who is a real chum. SNAPS CLASS WILL Leona Kimpel leaves the candy counter to whoever wants it. Gordon Mellish and Bob Leslie leave their thumbing experiences to anyone having enough gumption to thumb. Audrey Miller bestows her good grades on Billy Ann Wally. Frankie Stephenson, Bill Livengood, and Dick Marshall leave whats left of the basketball team to Gus Stillson, Bill Foster, and Pinky Mechling. lean Meade and Charlotte Lorenz will have a hard time giving up their True Story magazines. We think Mary Boarts and Elsie Sanford will part with their shyness and give it to Dick Hill and Max Shoffner. Tom McKinney gives his funny spells to the silly Sophomores. Ioye Borland leaves the selling of name cards to any Iunior. Chuck Cawley gives his solid geometry ability ?? to Bill Parker. Bob and Anna Lee leave best wishes to lean White and Chuck Schlemmer. Lois Hoover leaves Bob Heckman-for five minutes. Neli, Mazie, and Dode leave cheering to Beverly and lanet. Martha Mitchell leaves her red hair to lack Rhodes. Frank Stephenson wills his basketball ability to Freddy Boylestein. Ralston Cox wills his armful of books to any one that is big enough to carry them. Bill Rush leaves-and are the teachers happy. lean leaves lirnmy-oh yeah! Kenny Smith leaves his trumpet to Eugene Golla. Ierry Liebman leaves Miss Sullivan's 5th period class in peace. lim, Si, Bill, Ed, Cliff, George, Walter, Ray, and Webby leave to join Uncle Sam -Good luck, boys. Dalton Serene wills his Herculean shape to Frank Mast. Iack Rebolt leaves his Iantzen sweater to any brave mortal. Harry Zimmerman leaves his recklessness to Dick lones. Norm King wants his guitar. Toss McCullough leaves Brody's to some ambitious soul. lack Schaeffer leaves his unfinished Physics experiments to Dick Cousins. loan Holly leaves her twin brother, loe . Dot McGaughey leaves skipping classes to Iohn Kalb. Franny and Betty leave the May Court to Iackie and Mary Lou. Part of the sextette leaves. Thank goodness. lim Barker leaves his good looks to George Krizmanich. Betty Shay and Duck Roup leave Rhorers to Ioe Kuhns. Cliff McCullough leaves the girls alone. The Glue-foots give their yoyo to any moron who will play with it. Wilbur and Robert Palermo leave their confusion to Ruth and Rita McGinley. Betty Thompson leaves her little form to Doris Dowling. Bill Yount leaves his flirtatious ideas to Le Roy Lowry. Iackson Storey leaves his chemistry knowledge to any new victim. The rest of us just leave. , ,.-'. -.X n:f' 1.5 '51:'z. ':'. gene-2215,-gil, A , iff fs H1t han ne R 'SS -fu. f' 41 ,fa HBD4 L Ji , K .,..A3.,u1wm.,,-..-Faffffwfvw ,-eww, Y.-,H .. -V 1 ,1-.k-M - inf, 1 11 :5...f 'a':4-,. ny, 2-fax .xref 1-' ,,4ge,:5:,n:- Qxffl f Q - : 'iii ' ,, ' fiifisfig .ul 5 5? 91 MS' 1 ty? fr ' lv., 5343? 'fab ,. Q5 :ik .Q J A' 4 1! , . vi' Iii ,v in ,412 ,fx '!' . MJ In ..-,-,,n- -1.-,-Y r-Q-Q.,-L-,gy'.z3. ' ,',Vz,g,,i?, 87 A ' ' f J f T1 1 f'f'???f,2 J w V , A g -, ' I . I I J' D ', -lx I V . 5 -Q.. I ' - fl' , V , P '-a. W I . Lv 1 Q .X 11 .7 n - - -'L , . A - J FQ . , ' 1 i X W '22 I ta gf? 'A n .... , 0 . 7 7 - . - ,Y ' . '-1. K ' v .. 9 .K 1. The ldeel Senior Hey Will Have . .. Personality ........ Athletic Ability .... Pep ............. .... Tact ..... Build ...... Disposition .... Nonchalance .... Wit ........... Voice .... Hair . . . Teeth ....... Spirit ......... Graceiulness . ..... . . . . Dancing Ability . . . .... Bob Simpson's Intelligence ..... . . . . . . . . lerry Liebrnan's . . . Frankie Stephenson's lerry lamieson's Bill Osborne's . .. Dalton Serene's .. . lim Anderson's . . . . . lim Barker's . . . . Louie Eaclies's .. . Charles Estep's . . . . . Ed Patcyk's Al Bertocchi's . Dick Marshalls Chuck Cawley's .. loe Fabian's The lrleel Senior Girl Will Have . .. Personality .... Clothes ...... Pep .... Hair . . . Eyes ....... . . . Pauline Foster's Complexion ..... . Oomph ....... Singing Ability Neatness ...... Intelligence . . . Teeth ......... Style ............. . . . Sense oi Humor Attractiveness . Poise ........ Smile .... Franny Booher's ... . . . Bobby Lebby's Margy SulliVan's .. Docle BoWer's Nellie McllWain's .. Betty Lorenz's . . .. .. .. Dot Hoover's . Martha E1ash's Lois Maize's . .... Ann Milliken's .. Ruth Weeter's . Claire Co1lier's . . . . . Barbara Mechling's . . . . . . . Dot Corbett's . . . . . lean Prycle's What lt Theyyd Post These l?tules?? When your throat feels dry in class- chew Wrigley's. lt relieves your throat and the monotony. If you feel like being reckless and going up the down stairs or vice versa-it's all right. The obliging Mr. Duppstadt will even help you thread your way through the milling crowd. Detention hall students PLEASE go to 334 at four o'clock. As a special inducement to attend, refreshments will be served and juke box music will be played for dancing. Ahhh, c'mon over. lf, on these cold winter mornings you feel like staying at home under your warm blan- kets--go ahead-you won't be missed. Flash! Tests have been rationed. No points required to pass. One test per student per month. Any teacher who runs a black market and gives out more tests than ruled here will be severely punished. Unflash. Hereafter students will be permitted to select their own assembly programs. Make choices like Harry lames, Frank Sinatra, Benny Goodman, etc. We musn't be miserly with the schools money, you know. All students caught cutting classes will be personally decorated by Mr. Laing with merit badges for valor. In case of death the badges will be awarded posthumously. Make lots of noise While running through the halls. We musn't let our school become dull and dreary, kiddies. Don't come to school too early. Why, if everybody came to school on time Mr. Mathes would lose his job. Throw lots of paper on the floors. Arrange it in artistic piles on the stairs, in the halls, and in your classroom. Remember, leave no bare space uncovered! 9 The official school song has been changed to 'Pistol Packin' Mama' to be sung loudly Whenever the spirit moves you, especially dur- ing class. Heres a new contest to occupy your dull- er hours in class-an eraser duel. You may make your own game rules and regulations. Extra points should be given for each teacher hit on the head or elsewhere. For goodness sakes, can't you be more polite in assemblies. It's terribly embarrassing for some of these unprepared speakers to have to entertain an attentive audience. Make more noise -4 laugh, yell, crackle paper f anything to help our poor guests save face. l-lere's a new and interesting diversion for you who eat your lunch in the building. After you have finished eating scatter all your refuse such as banana peels, orange peels, greasy wax paper, etc., throughout the halls. You can have such mad, mad fun watching un- suspecting students slip tliterallyl into school. The following have been added to the list of excusable absenses: hunting, attending Stan- ley theatre, shopping for clothes, just too tired too come. You'll indulge in these pastimes anyway and we don't Want you to have a guilty conscience-so why not make it legiti- mate. Indulge in an argument with a teacher fold fashioned fist fight not exceptedl when her opinion differs with yours. With some of the brawnier teachers you are taking your life in your own hands, but don't you think it's worth the fun you'll have? A new type of school garb has been adopted: slacks, shorts, or two piece bathing suits for the girls: striped lounging pajamas and bathrobes for the boys. lt'll be loads more comfy this way. Brighten the pages of your textbooks with witty sayings, snappy drawings, etc. Carve your name and year on all the desks. Thus, you will leave your record and set a fine ex- ample for future posterity. Petitions for a six month school year and a four hour school day will be given careful consideration by the office. Be ambitious, get 500 names, and summer vacation will begin on March 1 ! tWe1l, we can dream, can't we?l 'ST wi- ' '1f- ' '-- wa 4 54.2 P: .f ' 54511 ' ..'-ZS-'Y-tm' f f Si fit-han -IIE . . M 'QNA'pa Nix., I 'IV' 'ic 9551 EITZJ 0 I y Q X - ' .4 X , . M I y . 3 .. W 1 , , , I ' :N 5 0 , 'Y X - k f -fi 'I' X 'rw , ? A A K -,'3.,,j2iiQI,2f5 ,A I' Sept. '7 O HIT-H!-XN Back again for one more year. We were all herded into the Central Building for an air raid drill. 8-We all love our Home Room teachers? fUncon- firmed report! ll 10-Hear ye! Hear ye! Kittanning won a football game. We beat Washington Township 13-0. 13-Dig deep, kids. Assembly dues payable anytime 15 DOW. -We really exercised our vocal cords in our first Wednesday sing. 16-Religious Education classes started today. Another air raid drill-they're getting monotonous. 17-Our pep Rally was really terrible. Bessemer beat 20 22 us 12-6. -Seniors, where were you when we were nominat- ing officers? Nominees were harder to find than the proverbial needle in the haystack. -Mr. Bailey, the handsome magician, entertained us in assembly. Mr, Baker, where's your tie? 23-K. f-1. S. students are showing their lpana smiles to 24- Dr. Bayne these days. Punxy Ground-hogs beat us 13-12, but scads of kids turned up at the FREE dance afterwards. 28-And where were you during the blackout last 1 4 6 7 8 9 ll 12 13 14 15 16 18 night? -Institute gave us a half day's leave while the teachers received some book learnin'. Freeport invaded Kittanning to leave us on the tail end of a 14-6 score. -Seniors, check your credits to make sure you won't be around at this time next year. -Eight Senior girls were absent from school this afternoon, AND we don't believe it was because they were ill. -Leister's Studio is awaiting the all-out invasion of the Senior Class to pose for the Yearbook pictures. -We danced with the luniors this evening to the tune of l5c. -Wildcats went to Vandergrift and got walloped 27-7. -This afternoon the staff members held their first meeting in 318-Mr. Smith, presiding. -We wish the students of 209 would stop taking the Senior's seats in Assembly. You're still Iuniors, you know. -All staff members are open to a soda treat. fWrite- ups started todayll -The office gave out our scholastic averages and ranks today. Oh, well, we all can't be in the upper half! -Rain washed out our Rimersburg game for the eve- ning. Kenny Dale's super music brought out our music appreciation which compensated for the disappointment of not playing the game. -Game still rained out. - ------ And it's still raining, maybe it'll stop in time to play the game next year. 19-We're all trying to find out who makes up the questions for Miss Titzell's easy tests. 20-309 can give assemblies any time. The one they gave today included talks by a pretty WAVE and a veteran of the fleet. N EWS 21-The sun finally came out from behind the clouds and permitted the taking of home room pictures. The girls outmembered the boys 4:1 in Senior play fry-outs. 22-The French students never get a quiet study hall. for when Miss Walters is absent, Miss Heilman shows her beaming countenance. 25-26-27-Ration Book .1754 issued. Were your services drafted?? 28-Mrs. Lias is dubious about the Senior's acting ability. 29-We finally played Rimersburg and won 27-6. Nov. 2-The cast for BEST FOOT FORWARD was chosen. The movies don't have anything over on us. 4-An Army Chaplain spoke to us in place of Relig- ious Education. We played host to Mars and were whipped 25-7. The majorettes showed us an en- joyable fand excitingl half time!!! 5-Mr. Rote has discovered a new method of grading , -everyone grades each other. That wouldn't be such a bad idea, would it kids? 10-Room 301 brought in some out-of-town talent from Leechburg for our assembly program. Louise and Walter gave the history of the Marine Corps, in celebration of the birthday of the Marines. ll-Ford City slaughtered us again this year 46-0. Mr. Laing was selling comic-books. Mr. Laing!! This was the annual Armistice Day game and the weather turned out the usual way-cold. 12-luniors and Seniors crashed the Sophomore party and had a grand time. 15- Blue Monday -Report Cards came out to-day. 16-Helm and Fabian to Mr. When's the war going Rote: to be over in Europe? Mr. Rote: lt's all over-all over Europe. 17-Activities pictures were out during fifth period. taken to-day-we thawed 18-We were entertained by a Punch and Iudy show this afternoon. The side attraction was the little duck. 19-Although there was a free dance in the gym, the Seniors had a very successful skate at the Arm- strong Gardens. 22-Miss Titzell to Bill Rush: All right, hurry up. Rush. 23-Most of the Iuniors are scrambling around in prep- aration for tomorrow evening. 24-Iohnnie Mac's orchestra played for the Iuniors' Pilgrims Prom. The bass fiddler strongly re- sembled our own Mr. Rote. 25-lf you only had chicken to-day instead of turkey, don't complain, kids.-The turkeys are doing their duties as G. l.'s overseas. 26-Guess what? A Friday night with nothing to do!! 29-lt took lV2 sheets of paper for absentees to-day. Couldn't have anything to do with deer season, could it? 30-All Senior boys gathered lst period in 307 for an Ethics class taught by Mr. Laing. We traveled to Karns City for our first basketball game of the current season. We came home the victors of a 25-19 score. Dec. OH. 61 7- 1-ilT-HAN-N EWS I -VVe all sat up and listened intently to lvir. Kova's talk on Appreciating America 'While We 1-fave lt. -Mr. Matiskas 4th period biology class had fun out in the hall playing with a captured porcupine. lumped over East Brady to the high score of 38-14 in the first tilt on the home floor, Nice goin' boys! -The Seniors had quite a few arguments in class meeting this morning, lt took one and a halt per- iods to settle ine dispute over the Christmas Dance. This was also the second anniversary of the attack- ing of Pearl Harbor. lf anyone is becoming optimistic about the ending of the war, they had their minds changed by Mr. Pascal of the New York Herald Tribune. Senior play progressing nicely. 10-Another free dance. We beat the Leechburg Lac- ers 34-20. -Everyone is selling tickets for the Senior Play. Everyone? Well, everyones supposed to bel! -The Greek Gods of Apollo bowed to the Wildcats in a 36-23 defeat. Boys, you're really in the groove. -Miss Sullivan thinks Peg should entertain Vic eve- nings by reading him a couple pages of shorthand. --Our Christmas vacation was lengthened on account of the flu epidemic. We're sorry we had to miss the Christmas program, but we could never turn down a few free days! -BEST FOOT FORWARD drew a large crowd and went of'f swell-iso did Gracie's dress and lim's trousersll Wildcats invaded Sharon and were humbled by a 39-19 score. Goodbye kiddies, till '44. -The boys continued their week-end trip and came home from New Castle on the short end of a 44-31 score. -We mowed down the Vandergrift Blue Devils by a 42-36 victory. - St. Nick's Swing was very cleverly decorated, but the crowd was not too large. lust wait till Leap Year, huh, girls?? -As a special treat to us, we celebrated the old year out by defeating Karns City in an easy bout! Score-31-13. 1-We hope everyone had a good time ushering in the new year. lt's back to the grind for us now, though. -Jewelry seemed to be the trend in Christmas gifts this year, Dot McGaughey and Mary Lou Mcllwain prefer black onyx rings. 4-We beat Leechburg to-day by the slim margin of 23-21 on our own floor. 5-lnstead of having an assembly to-day we wrote letters to service men and women, Mr. Duppstadt tried to persuade Sgueek Zimmerman to write to Esther Dickey. lt shouldn't take much persuasion. For the first time in approximately three months, H. B. 303 had 10096 attendance. Miley must think Miss Sullivan isn't peppy enough, he sends her vitamin pills fourth period, Played first W.P.l.A.L. game with Harbrac-score 33-12. Nice start ff -rs. F r li- 12- 13- 14 17 18- 19 20 21 24 25 26 28- 31 1 2 34 4 7 8- o 10 Second victory over Apollo-score 26-20. The cheerleaders are sporting bright red caloots. Why so gium today, Seniors? Psychological tests dcn't mean everything. Miss Painter had decided that either the fourth period class is too dumb to learn or they just don't want to. Never a dull moment when K. H. S. goes to Ken Hi. We lost 46-21 but had a swell time ? ? 'P ? After the game the fists were flying and black eyes were the style Saturday morning. Naughty! Naughty! Room 201 finally got a teacher. Now Miss Douglas will try her hand with the boys in second period. Ford City Glassers visited us this evening and were victors once more. lt was a close one though 24-22. The game see-sawed back and forth from the very first basket: however, we were good sports about the unhappy ending. K. 1-1. S. was entertained by a well known classical orchestra-Bucky Moore and his Buckaneers. Mr. Duppstadt: Please keep your voice down when you bawl out your home room. You disturb the more dignified Seniors in 302 and 303. Big day today: A Leap Year Party in the gym and we beat the Golden Tornadoes of Butler 33-23. Bob Simpson and Doc Eadie left today for in- stitutions of higher learning. Good luck fellowsl! Report cards postponed until Monday. We don't really mind. Miss Sullivan and lerry had an in- teresting conversation on the floor of Mrs. Burns' home room. The topic was an unfinished budget. Dr. Lauffer spoke to us in our weekly assembly. The high school building is lagging a little behind the Central Building in the War Bond Contest. Come on kids, you can surely beat the uriderclass- men. The Arnold Lions became another easy victim to our diminutive squad today as we almost reached the 50 mark. Score 49-33. Grades again, kids! l-1ow'd you do??? -Frankie, Pinky, and Dick walked away with high scores as the team beat the Freeport Yellow lackets 44-23. Sgt. Pat Smith of Glasgow, Scotland, brought tears to many of our eyes with his story, Over the Top in World War l. Our own lil' Frankie holds second highest scoring honors in the league. Some of our other boys weren't far down the line. Today was the day of days in the fighting world: Mr. Rote VS. Miss Shaffer, Mr. Strang VS. Mr. Win- ters, Miss Walters VS. Mr, Mathes. Also we lost to Har-Brac 20-22. Well, girls, how did you like Preston Foster's tech- nigue?? Boys, now don't you wish youd have bought more bonds??? Things settled down today to their natural path once more. Oh, hum! -The office gave us two fourth periods today. More fun! Thanks a lot. Snow! Snow! Snow! No snow-balls, please!! 11 14 15 17 EIT-HAN-N EWS -Are ycu on the beam? Mr. Morris demonstrated how we could be. Maizie met the gym floor in a new cheer this afternoon. We had a very close shave with Ken Hi in an overtime game. They won 34-30. The girls as well as the boys entered the free-for-all following the game. -This was St. Valentines Day-anything special today from lanet, Frankie? -The Whistler presented an interesting program today thow do we knowl you kept quiet. No whist- ling in the halls, kids. Ford City took advantage of their own floor and beat us again 45-36. -Ten of our more talented musicians left us today for the Mid-Western Band Concert at Ellwood City. 18-We beat Butler 32-22 on their own floor, an event 19- 22- 23- 24- 25- which hasn't occurred in several years. Rubinof picked out our musical appreciation by turning to the more classical numbers. Mr. Rote was feeling quite proud of his home room today tfor a changel one of the members bought S4000 worth of bonds. Where did it all come from Maizie? And now a flash from Ellwood City, SOM, of the ten members representing K. H. S. won first chairs at the concert. Are we proud of themll We scampered away with a 38-34 victory from Arnold, which puts K. l-l. S. in third place in the W. P. l. A. L. league. A touch of Balkan folk lore was added to a special assembly, when the Duquesne University Tam- buritza Orchestra gave their performance. We all enjoyed it immensely and the boys liked the six girls in their colorful dresses. lf you're contemplating playing hookey, better think it over, say for a few hours!! They're clamp- ing down on the angelic ones who possess such ideas. Our school colors, red and white, were flashed around in abundance today-the Senior athletes were sporting their really snappy jackets. Yes, girls, they do look nice, don't they? The juniors sponsored a Sadie l-lawkins Dance , but girls, you can surely do better than that!!! 28-The Navy Alumni came home in bunches today 29 Mar. 1 and at the important time, at that. Now they'll be hounded for dates at the Sophies' Hop Friday. That's tough fellows. East Brady got trimmed 33-18. -Only one of these days every four years. Girls. here's your chance! ll -Second edition of Hi-Spot tame out today. Loads of news and plenty of gossip. Kiwanis Club Chorus presented their annual assembly program but it had a little more pep than usual this year. Maestro Frank Sinatra Shubert was so wonder- ful that 'Mac' and Pauline just couldn't control themselves. Dr. Long didn't detract anything either. 2-Yulo Americo. a boy from Venezuela '.-fho's visit- ing a K. H. S. alumnus has been making speeches in a great many classes. Boys, you can really be glad you live in America: you have to have c chaperon when you have a date in Venezuela. No love, no nothing! 3-The Sophomore l-lop brought some of the more 6 bashful boys out of hiding. Reason: Leap Year of course. Kittanning girls certainly aren't shy. -The last basketball game of the season was played 7 with lndiana. Vtlhat a score with which to en the season!! lt was such an easy victory that some spectators were even bored. The team sets a goal of SU points for themselves. Sorry didn't make it fellows. you -lf weve heard it once weve heard it a dozen times, Woodies are begging us on bended knee to please hurry and order our announcements and cards. 8- The lmportance of Neighborly Relationship was impressed upon us today when a speaker from the Rotary Club spoke to us in assembly 9-Several skiiers reported that the moon was swell 10- for skiing tonight. We wonder if that was all it was used for. The Seniors sponsored another skate tonight. A supper turnout despite the free dance in the gym 13-Practice for lANlE continues 15- The American History classes have finally finished the Civil War and are now concentrating on World War ll. 17-Our ears are still ringing from the Grand Band 21- 24- 27- 31- Apr. 1- 7-10 13-14 Concert. The Senior girls are now enjoying the gym for a change. And, boy, are they good, at least they think so!! Some of our more expert warblers left for Dayton today, Today the teachers started averaging the grades in their little black books. Too late to worry now We can't figure out whether it's Mrs. Lias' good coaching or just plain talent that made the lunior Play such a hit. Really kids, you'd think that we would be wise to those old gags by now. Oh, well, l guess there's no fool like an old fool. -Easter Vacation. Wear last year's clothes and buy a bond. Lavender seemed to be the raae of the day. -Senior 1-ligh sat back while the young'uns pre- sented this year's operetta. Weren't they cute in their fluffy tails and long whiskers? 19-These nice spring days are getting most of us down. 20-The Seniors thank the juniors for a really swell May 5 lunior-Senior Party. -The members of the May Court looked out of this world in their summer formals and everyone en- 'oyed the dance in the gym after the crowning of the queen. J-Yearbooks distributed today. We hope you like 2-l ---Kit-han-ne Staff Banquet. thc-rn. 79- Move Up' Day and the slightly under-sized Sen- 3C-lvfernorial Day. 'It Iune 1 ,4 1 --'Baccalaureate Service. ior Class gives the seats of honor to the jolly juniors. -After a week of busy preparation the Senior Class bids a tearful farewell to K. H. S. -fn these days of rationing the Senior banquet cer- tainly gave us something to remember. 5-The Commencement exercises showed an excess 6-School is over. Farewell. cf girls. i' 'A' ir 'k i' ff F RYICTORY BUY LNITPD 1' QTXTIS WAR 1 BONDS XND f f STAMPS fi 'with Q . If Qilf ff ' A is 133 if if f if