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

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1945 volume:

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DOSC , X, A IACK RHODES LARRY ELGIN 1' 7 EDWIN SCHALL VICTOR PINK HARLES SCHLEMMER STEWART BOWSER ff , MALCOLM HAYS 4 If ODNEY SHAFFER WILIAM HARE I -, V RANCIS SHAEFER , I ll GRANT HETRICK RICHARD HILL CHARLES HOE GEORGE KRIZMI, NIC 1 GALE LASHER I ROBERT LASHER KELLY LQCKRART LEROY LOWRY L AMES SHIRLEY ff GENE SHIRLEY X SHOFPNER I K SKINNER B D SNYDER GEORGE SNYDER IACK WANDRUM WAYNE WIBLE PAUL ZELLEFROW RR ,jcflfanning I9 14450 36004 88 iB8w V Orewor ln years past, many different themes have been carried out in presenting the Kit-han-ne. This year We have selected for our book the theme, Our School . lt is our desire to portray exactly our school life, to give pictures of the different classrooms, and to show the various activities available to the students of Kittanning High School. 4 4 In order to illustrate this, We have set aside some pages devoted entirely to pictures of class- rooms and students at Work. 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V, f f 1 f ' KZ4 'qi' 4, f , , , ' -N 5' 'f A ff 2. ' , , ff l M553 LI' -ix f- Af ' nw' ' , , f 1' ' ' , 4 ff ' , ,. f 1 I gigs S f f f ff 132272: H 7 V . .QR - if M' Y J ' ' '-:SA-:A ax ,Aa '42 f' 7 -:fake -5 f-5. , ,Qi7' 1 -- his - ,J-:ff , . -.qv 'f 1 X Aomnwnsrggggggg Miss Hazel Gibson Secretary Vifalter Stivason I Clyde W. Cranmer, Ph. B., M, Ed. Custodian , , . Susquehanna University Bucknell Universiiy' University of Piiisburqh' Superintendent Kitianninq Public Schools Dr. I. B. F. Vifyani School Physician President ..... .... W ade E. Heilman Vice-President. . . . . ,Merrill Swarizlancler Secretary .... . . .Miss Hazel Gibson WGd9 E- H9ilI1'1CIU Merrill Swarizlander Dr. Russell Rudolph Henry Hudson ...--...-mwiwm, Clarence M. Long, B. S., M. A., Dr. of Ed. California State Teachers College' University of Pittsburgh' Principal Kittanninq Hiah School MEMBERS Dr. Russell Rudolph Henry Hudson Karl Watt SfSqt. larnes F. Rau' Hon. W. Stuart Helrn Rufus Frick 'European Theater Rufus Frick SXSQL lames F. Rau' Annabel H. Adams Principals Secretary Rene Mcllwain School Nurse Dr. Paul R. Bayne School Dentist Karl Watt Hon. W. Stuart Helm 6LClfl,Ay WADE E. BAKER, B.S. Slippery Rock State Teachers College, Grove City College', University oi Pittsburgh. Chemistry, Physics, Applied Science MABEL BAKER, Litt: B. Grove City College', University oi Pittsburgh. Biology WILLIAM BEST Clarion State Teachers College, Penn sylvania State College, University oi Pittsburgh. American History MADGE M. BURNS, B.S. in Business Education Indiana State Teachers College', Uni versity of Pittsburgh. Shorthand-Transcription MARGARET I. CAMPBELL Grove City, Pennsylvania State Col lege, California State Teachers College Arithmetic 7 and 8 NICHOLAS P. CARLESI, A. B. Washington and Ieiterson College', Slippery Rock State Teachers College University of Pittsburgh. 'Schools from which degrees were obtained. I7 JAMES V. COLONNA Indiana State Teachers College. Instrumental Music BERNICE L. CLEVER Slippery Rock State Teachers College. Girls' Physical Education DONALD COVEN, B.S. in Sec. Education California State Teachers Co1lege'. Geography, Reading, Social Science English PATRICIA DOUGLAS, B.S. in Educatior Indiana State Teachers College'. Typing l HARRY A. DUNCAN Indiana State Teachers College, Uni versity of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania State College. HAROLD DUPPSTADT, B.S. Susquehanna University', University of Pittsburgh, Carnegie Institute of Technology. Vocational Drawing RUTI-I FLAI-IERTY West Chester State Teachers College Carnegie Institute ot Technology. Geography, Music IANET FOULIS, Litt. B. Grove City College', University ot Pittsburgh. French, Business English REBECCA M. I-IENRY, A. B. University of Pittshurgh'. English I, English III LUCILLE IONES, Mus. B. Oberlin Conservatory oi Music', Music AGNES KENNEDY, B. S. in Public School Art Indiana State Teachers College'. .Art MARTHA LEISTER, A. B. Seton Hill College' Fundamentals of Business, Applied Math II MCMA? ELLEN T. LIAS Clarion Teachers College, Duquesne University, University of Pittsburgh. English 7, 8 MARY M. LINDEMAN Indiana State Teachers College, Uni- versity of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania State Teachers College, Columbic University. English 9 IOHN M. McCONNELL, B. S. in Ed. Indiana State Teachers College . Algebra I and II, Plane Geometry Solid Geometry, Trigonometry, Math- ematics MILDRED MATEER, A. B., B. S. in L. S. Thiel College', Drexel Institute o' Technologyf University of Michigan Librarian BETTY M. MAIZE, B. S. Carnegie Institute at Technology', Grove City College. Home Economics MILES MILLIRON, B. S. in Physical Ed ucation Slippery Rock State Teachers College' Physical Education, Coach 666111, MILDRED G. MONTGOMERY, A.B. Muskingum College', Pennsylvania State College, University of Michigan Speech EFFA D. MOORE, A.B. Indiana State Teachers College, Penn' sylvania State College, University of Pittsburgh . Civics and History MIRIAM M. MORRIS, B.S. Indiana State Teachers College'. Vocational Home Economics LOUELLA I. MURPHY University of Pittsburgh Penmanship GINEVRA C. NEWCOMB, A.B, Allegheny College . Algebra, Applied Mathematics RACI-IAEL I. PAINTER, A.B. Albright College'. English IV I - h u n - n e THEODORE R. ROUND, B.S. in Bus. Ed. M.E. Indiana State Teachers College , Uni versity of Pittsburghf Distributive Education AVANELLE SCI-ILOSSER, B.A. Pennsylvania College for Wornen', University oi Pittsburgh. Mathematics, Office Practice, Attend ance Office MABEL SHAFFER, A.B., A.M. Pennsylvania College for Women , Columbia University, University ot Pittsburgh, New York University, Uni- versity of Iowa, Casa Pan-Americana, Latin and Spanish KENNETH M. SMITH, B.S, in Sec. Ed. Slippery Rock State Teachers Col lege', Pennsylvania State College, University of Pittsburgh. World History, American History MABEL S. SNYDER, B.S. Indiana State Teachers College', Cor- nell University. I-lome Economics MARY ANN STEINMATE, A.B. University of Pittsburgh', Pennsyl- vania State College, Clarion State Teachers College, Columbia Universi- ty, University of Pennsylvania. Kit-hun-ne RUSSELL A. STRANG, B. S. Pennsylvania State College', Cornell University. Agriculture, Pre-Vocational Science LIDA SUCKLING Clarion State Teachers College. Art CLARA C. SULLIVAN, B. S. in Com- merce Grove City College', Duquesne Uni' versity, Carnegie Tech. Bookkeeping I, II CAROLYN W. TITZELL, A. B., M. L. Pennsylvania College for Women , University of Pittsburgh', Pennsyl- vania State College, University ot Virginia. Sociology and American History No Pictures BERTHA I-IENSHEY Pierce Business School, Miss Wright's School. Shorthand I, Typing II HUGH HUTCHISON, B. S., M. S. Gettysburg College', Pennsylvania State College'. General Science, Attendance Office 15 6LClfL MARGUERITE TITZELL, B. A. Pennsylvania College for Women', University of Virginia, University oi Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania State Col- lege. General Science 9,, Pennsylvania History, Cicics ALICE USHER, A. B., M. A. University of Pittsburgh', Grove City College. Latin, English III IOSEPHINE WILSON, B. A., M. L. Pennsylvania College tor Wornen', University of Pittsburgh', Ward-Bel mont College, University of Virginia American History GEORGE WINTER, B. S. in Ed., M. A. Westminster College', Duke Universi- ty , Geneva College, Pennsylvania State College. Biology KITT1-XNNING Lflllll!I!III'IxImIlI1iIaX -il 9 f ,I I B I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 2 'III I IIIII I I IIIlLWIIlIlI.I, I I I I I I I I I I I II I I I R I ' I I I I I I I I I I I'II'II I IIII II III j U I I ' 'Y - Y i-i f - :'419v6vp,va.,vrE. . I l r E , I I I ' JA' ' 'kveve X I --Mllq-Q I If M y bi I I If i n , .r I f-:sf - - . I 5 I .. 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M artha Gavran ADVISERS Miss Mildred Mateer Mrs. Betty Maize Mr. George Winter CLASS COLORS CLASS FLOWER Blue and White White Rose CLASS MOTTO Improve thyself l8 endow IULIA AMBROGI lulie One of our tall Seniors. . .likes to collect pictures. . .dislikes Sociology. . .enjoys going to the movies and basketball games. . .an usher at the State Threater. . .an Alan Ladd fan. AGNES E. BARGERSTOCK Dizzle Lives near Goheenville...rides the bus to school...likes letter writing and the Navy.. .thinks Bing is O.K .... favorite subject-Office Practice. . .often seen with Lee and Dreamer. LOIS ANDERSON Lote Usually seen with Melba...likes all winter sports...a Crosby fan...pet subject is Sociology...activities chosen- Glee Club, Dramatics, Library Club, and Bank Cashier. . .lots of fun. IUNE C. BARKER June A very quiet girl.. .neat.. .her thoughts seem to be with her horses. . .rides well. . .goes to the movies quite frequently. MELBA ANDERSON Mel Lives on Balclface. . .hobby is collecting junk nobody wants... likes a sense of humor, school, clothes, and boys...prefers Fred MacMurray and Bing. . .favorite subjects are gym and study halls. . . member of Glee Club, Dramatics Club, Library, and Chorus. MARY JEAN BEITER Mary lean Likes the boys. . .mainly Ardell. . .pals with Dode and Dolores. . . very neat dresser. . .works at Montgomery Ward's. . .school does not hold her interests. . . a Kit-han-ne Sales Staff member. ANGELINE ANTHONY Honey I-las her eye on a certain boy from Sunnyside. . .often seen in a '37 Chevy. . .rides a bus to school. . .pals with Betty. . .a neat little blonde. GLORIA L. BELLES Pat A nice red-head. . .everyone's friend. . .Tri-Hi-Y member , . .enjoys bowling and roller skating.. .likes sailors. . .a good sport. . .wants to be a nurse. BURTON I. APPLE Burt Never seen without his camera. . .good looking. . .spends his spare time at Karp's jewelry Store. . .member of the Kit-han-ne Sales Staff-Hi-Spots. . .a real friend to know. DEAN BENNETT Boomer Hails from West Kittanning. . .dislikes school. . .always seen in the halls. . .member of Visual Education Club for three years. . .in- tends to enlist in the Air Cadets. DOLORES BAKER Do A smiling brunette. . .men are her hobbies. . .on the Kit- han-ne Sales Staff. . .adores football players. . .leads an event- ful life. . .pals with Beiter. l-IERMAN BETTI Blacki Comes to us from East Kittanning...will leave for the Armed Forces soon. . .a flashy lad with a snappy smile. . .a :rack shortstop for anyone's baseball team. . .favorite actor- lames Cagney. l9 endow MARY RUTH BLACK Poosie To prove the statement that nice things come in small packages, look at our Poosie . . .well liked. . .full of pep. . .an extra at Mur' phy's. . .isn't too fond of school. . .Ron is her main interest. IOYCE BOWERS Baby Likes a certain Sea Scout from Butler. . .has natural curly hair... surely does have a good time in S. H .... thinks school shouldn't take up until noon. . .can always be seen speeding into the building at 8:29. . .a true friend to all who know her. . .a member of S. S. S. THOMAS BLANEY Blaney One of our future chemists CED. . .wolfs around in a Model T Ford. . .belongs to Visual Education Club. . .a great navi- gator--in a boat only. . .interested in photography and radio. BETTY LOU BOWSER Lou Short and cute. . .has nice clothes. . .hobby--men, . .al- ways dashing in and out of H. R... .member of Kit-han-ne Art Staff. . .never quiet. . .likes a certain Junior. . .another S.S.S. member. GRAHAM BOARTS Boarts Interested in all kinds of sports. . .hobby-women. . .can think of lots of things he'd rather do than come to school. . .thinks Ginny Simms is the tops in singing. . .favorite subject-Law and Office Practice. HAZEL BOWSER Notions One of our sweet Senior girls. . .hails from Pine Hill. . .has pretty brown eyes. . .seen quite frequently in a gray Ford with an ex-Marine . . .pals with Peggy. . .neat. . .spends her afternoons at Murphy's. . . likes roller skating. RICHARD A. BONNETT Bennett Cut-up of Sociology class...likes to hunt and fish...dis- likes school and Frank Sinatra.. .friendly. . .quite a wolf. RICHARD BOWSER Dick Comes to school because he has to...likes hunting... always chewing lgum?J. . .works part time for the Bauer Com- pany. . .drives a convertible-jalopy. SHIRLEY I. BONNETT Bonnett Comes from Rimer Hill. . .lives on a farm. . .cute. . .petite. . .likes to go to school. . .likes all kinds of sports. . .rides the bus to school. . . likes lohn Payne and Bing Crosby. . .true to the Army. STEWART BOW SER Studie Hails from Kittanning. . .hobbies-hunting and going to movies... says his greatest dislike is school. . .likes Bing Crosby. . .belongs to the Out of Door's Club. . .a really nice pal. MARGARET BOOHER Peggy Cute. . .likes the Army. . .school is only a thing required to her...usually seen at the rnovies...Works at Lindeman's Flower Shop. PHYLLIS BROCIOUS Phil A cute Senior who moved here from New Bethlehem... hobbies-dancing and movies. . .has certain interests in Ford City. . .tops with the Navy. . .favorite singing star-Bing Crosby . . .petite. . .pals with Teresa Anne. 20 CALM 0 '45 NAIDA L. BROWELL Kitten One of our cute girls who rides a bus.. .dislikes Frank Sinatra- she's a Crosby fan. . .favorite movie star-Ronald Reagan. . .likes school and the boys from New Bethlehem. SHIRLEY CHAPLIN Chap One of the girls who rides the train...simp1y adores Frank Sinatra and Iohn Payne...likes the Armed Forces,..pals with Shirley, . .favorite subject-Office Practice. MILES BRUNT Brunt Our Senior Class president...one of our many bus stu- dents. . .lives on a farm. . .well liked. . .very ambitious, . . remembers the night of the Punxy football game. . .Mr. Dunn in the Senior Play. MARY I. CHRISTY Christy Likes to dance and bowl. . .sings 2nd soprano in Chorus . . .works at Lindeman's Flower Shop. . .a Kit-han-ne salesman ...tall and worries about the fact of being so. . .has a nice disposition. . .well liked by all. . .prefers Crosby to Sinatra. . . plays the piano. WILLIAM BURE Snuf'f Favorite hobby--shooting pool. . .likes girls and dancing... History is his chosen subject. . .works as a chauffeur. . .has signed up for the Air Corps. . .comes from Edgewood. EVANGELINE CHURCHILL Vangie Pals with Doll...has a good voice-puts it to use too...says hello in that certain way. . .likes driving, skating, and the Navy. . . chews gum, when it's available. . .everybocly's friend. . .Kit-han-ne Sales Staff member. MARY CALANO Mary Hails from the upper part of Market Street. . .full of pep . . .dramatically inclined. . .wonderful personality. . .can al- ways be seen most everywhere...Mrs. Dunn in the Senior Play. ESTELLE CINPA Sally Rides the train to school from Schenley. . .hobby-collect ing movie star's pictures...favorite subjects are typing and English...always eating cough drops in Law class... re- ceives letters from a certain Sailor. RUBY CALHOUN Ruby Comes to us from Goheenville. . .favorite subject-Office Practice ...small and quiet with a nice smile. . .interested in dramatics and music. . .dislikes riding the bus. BLANCHE CLA YPOOL Blanche One of Frankie's followers. . .hobby-hunting. . .a bus student. . . likes bookkeepping C???l. . .a future accountant. ALYCE L. CARL Shorty ' Short and full of pep.. .likes a certain sailor from Slippery Rock. . .rides the bus from Adrian. , .skating is her favorite sport. HELEN CLAYPOOL Helen . .Collects records...on the Kit-han-ne Sales Staff... neat ..Nurses' Aid at the hospital...zooms around town in her Nash. 21 it-han-ne anions HAROLD CLEVER Bud Another of our bus students. . .likes to drive a truck. . .member oi the Ritle Club. . .quiet. . .has his eye on a certain Iunior from H. R. 107. RICHARD COUSINS Dick One ot our very quiet Seniors. . .likes to play baseball and soft- ball...favorite singing star-Bing Crosby...English is his chosen subject. . .participated in the Biology Club and the Photography Club. LEOTA I. CLOUSE Oadie Thinks Frankie is simply tops...likes skipping classes, movies, and the Air Cadets...a member of Tri-Hi-Y, Intra- Mural Basketball, and Clothing Club. IEAN CROSSETT Ieanie La petite tille. . .cute. . .full oi pep. . .lots of fun. . .can't be beaten when it comes to dancing...Paula in the Iunior Play...loafs at Gruskin's...likes fellows in general-Bob. particularly. . .member of Literary Staff. . . S.S.S. member. . . participated in the Senior Play. MARIE COCHRAN Peep Squeak Works at the five and ten . . .interested in the Navy. . .usually seen with Floss . . .likes to skate. . .quiet and sweet. BETTY I. CRYTZER Betts Usually seen with a smile. . .very sweet person...likes Dennis Morgan...favorite subject is shorthand...a member ot the Short- hand Club. . .lots of luck to you, Betts. IA MES COLWELL Blondie Has a twin brother. . .helps out on the iarm. . .one of Mr. Strang's able Ag. students. . .allergic to women. BEVERLY CUNNINGHAM Bee Super cheerleader...Char's pal and vice versa...Man- orville lassie. . .peppy. . .giggles and chews gum noticeably . . .prefers Sailors. . .a bright student. IOSEPH COLWELL Bud One of our Ag. students. . .hails from Widnoon. . .quiet blonde. . . usually seen with his twin. DEAN CUNNINGHAM Dean Nagging teachers are his pet peeves. . .a worthy friend. . .quiet ...hails from the Run . . .favorite class-Study Hall. TERESA COSTANZO Tillie A pretty lassie who climbs the hill every day...well liked by all who know her...a movie fan...dislikes swing music. . .pastime-waitress at the Better Dairy Store...enjoys Study Hall. BETTY DAVIS Betty Sweet and friendly...hai1s from Cowansville...works a drug store. . .plans to be a nurse. . .always has her home work done...likes to dance. 22 C4655 0 '45 LIN A Del-IOUT Linnea Crazy about chemistry class C?J. . .one of our Kit-han-ne salesmen ...likes to dance and bowl. . .has a very cute smile. . .well-liked. RAYMOND DUNN Ray Vice-president of Room 307. . .likes to collect souvenirs.. .reads and enjoys traveling...a fan of Eddie Cantor and Bing Crosby... lives in Applewold. . .is a very quiet person. VERNE l. DITTY Pokes Came to us from Vandergrift. . .likes cherry sundaes and square dancing. . .quiet. . .drives a red Ford???? . . .a good plumber and electrician. ADA EDWARDS Ada Rides the bus to school. . .pastime-skating and driving... waitress at Better Dairy Store...participated in Intra-Mural Basketball...tavorite movie star-Betty Grable. DORIS DOWLING Do Dancing is her favorite pastime. . .dislikes high heels with ankle socks. . .soda jerker at Gallagher's. . .favorite study is English... rather short. EILEEN EDWARDS Trace A cute blonde from 'West Kittannir1g...interested in the lunior class.. .likes soldiers. . .works at Tomer's. . .member of Girl's Wood Shop and Intra-Mural Basketball. . .intends to be an accountant t?l. PEGGY L. DOWLING Chink A cute girl who drives their car everywhere...likes the Army for some reason???...enjoys skating. ..works part-time at Dentici's Meat Market as cashier. IAMES ELLIOTT Red Has fiery-red hair. . .dislikes that car-less feeling. . .interest lies in parking with Pat. . .member of orchestra, Iunior Play, and Student Council, . .plays a clarinet in the band. IUNE DUNCAN Iune Travels kack and forth from Rimer by bus...hobby is letter writing...member of Glee Club, Sewing Club, and Chorus...does housework. . .very sweet personality. ALBERT FALCHETTI Ab Likes school t?l...a friend of Bob Hope and Crosby...quite a hunter. . .very quiet in Home Room. . .nice fellow to know. LOUAVE DUNCAN Wave Ouiet and industrious. . .likes to sew.. .will make a good wife. . .thinks the Army is tops. . .a member of the Girl's Chorus . . .has pretty hair. . .usually seen with Dot and Iune. . . a friend to all. BENJAMIN FINESOD Benuch Likes to dance with the Apollo cheerleaders...quiet... enjoys football and basketball. . .a pool shark. . .likes Spanish t?l. . .a movie goer. 23 endow VICTOR FINK Vic Flys around in a Pontiac. . .dislikes school. . .plays end on our football team...class president for one year...has a certain way with girls. . .cut-up in 307. IEANNE FREEMAN Sparky Came to us from Ford CityV...true to Sonny from Kiski C?l. .. listens to Bing...can think of a better pastime than school...has pretty red hair with freckles to match.. .works at Murphy's. FAYE L. FISCUS Sis A very quiet girl. . .dislikes the boys. . .enjoys reading. . . works part-time at Murphy's 5 61 IU as clerk. . .collects snap- shots. ROSE GAGGINI Rosie Rides the bus to school.. .one of our future secretaries... another Crosby fan...enjoys hiking and singing...treasurer of Home Room 307. . .one of our Kit-han-ne salesmen.. .particif pated in Girls' Chorus. . .member of Shorthand Club. . .a good stamp collector with an understudy i?J. LOIS FLICK - Flick Is noted for her beautiful hair.. .a whiz at the piano. . .on Sales Staff.. .seldom seen without Mary lane. . .likes to bowl.. .is a good dancer. . .always laughing.. .dislikes getting up in the morning... has a very likeable personality. VELMA GAGGINI Vetm Comes from Furnace Run by bus. . .hobbyfjoking. . .dislikes teasing. . .likes-movies, receiving letters from the Armed Forces, and basketball. . ,a fan of Ion I-Iall, . .will be a good secretary. . .member of Glee Club and Shorthand Club. . .a nice girl to know. IAMES A. FORD, IR. lim Hails from the western mountain. . .enjoys raising flowers usually absent on Nov. 1...has his own ideas about school. .. likes to play basketball. MARTHA GAVRAN Marty Our class treasurer for three years. , .lives in the big town of Tidal. . .likes the Navy. ..always seen with Beverly... tlighty, cute, well-liked. . .member of the May Oueen Court... often seen with a comb in her hair. BOYD E. FRAVEL Fragile Comes from that big town of Ten1pleton...wolfing is his past- time. . .drives a big, black Chevy, . .in our Iunior Play. . .member of the Visual Education Club. . .Kit-han-ne Staff. . .full of fun. . .a French whiz i?l. IOHN GILLIS Gillis Hails from Spaces Corner-speeds around in a Studebaker... often seen with Simpson...a bright student...all-round sport... intends enlisting in the Naval Air Corps. . .a Kit-han-ne Literary Staff member. . .a real nice fellow to know. ESTHER FREDERICK Butch Comes from West Kittanning...true to Bill in the Armed Forces...a fan of the football team...thinks Van Ionshon is darling...interested in all kinds of sports...can usually be found at Paul's. MARCELLA E. GOWETSKI Marcie A future secretary...past-time is going to the movies... has definite interests C?J. . .the other half of Hawkie. . ,liked by everyone. . .a Kit-hanene and Hi-Spots' typist. . .often called one of the InterWovens . . .industrious. . .Vice-President of the Shorthand Club. . .always writing letters to t?D. . .associate editor of yearbook. 24 Kfcm of '45 PAUL GREENWALT Greenie One of Miss Foulis's biggest problems...a member of the KI-IS band.. .travels to Ford City occasionally. . .pals with Dave. . .the big boy who knows all the answers in Physics t?l. . .leader of school dance orchestra-Greenie's Ten. MALCOLM I-IAYS Mal Tall and handsome. . .home roorn cut-up. . .the life oi any party . . .speeds around in a nice Buick. . .everybody's friend. . .crazy about baseball. . .can't get his till oi girls. WAYNE GUTI-IRIE Bing A very good looking lad...iriendly...hails from East Brady...interested in only one girl...likes Cary Grant and Bing Crosby. . .plays the guitar and sings like a professional. ' ALTA I-IEILMAN Alta Likes to skate. . .quiet type. . .sings alto in the Chorus... lives on a Iarm. . .a Tri Hi-Y member. . .very stuclious. . .a Kit- hanene salesman. BONITA HALL Bonnie A cute girl...deiinitely likes the Navy... hails from West Kit- tanning. . .plans to be a beautician. . .works at Dosch's Beauty Shop. TERESA A. HENRY Teasie Likes to write letters. . .friendly and sweet. . .has an interest in New Bethlehem. . .allergic to oral reports in class. HELEN I-IANKEY Hank Comes from Highland Avenue.,.likes Gene Kelly, Bing Crosby, and the Navy. . .likes all kinds of sports-basketball especially. . .likes school f?l. FLORENCE HERSHBERGER Hersh I-lobby-loaiing. . .comes from Garrett's Run. . .pals with Marie. . .Flossy's a Tarentum booster!!! wonder why f???i WILLIAM F. I-IARE Bi1l Has a little trouble with our teachers about his excuses. . .doesn't believe going to school is a necessity. . .well liked. . .another oi those speed demons. . .pals with George. . .now in the Navy. ANNA HETRICK Anna Has a nice smile...rather timid at times...neat...has pretty hair...hails from Kellersburg...dislikes quiet study halls. DORIS IEAN HAWK I-Iawkieu Comes to us from Manorville...thinks a certain Marine named Tom is swell. . .often called one of the Interwovens ...participates in the Girls' Chorus and Student Council... thinks Frankie is ser1sational...one of the Kit-han-ne secre- taries. . .usually with Marcie. . .well-liked. . .was in the Senior Play. ROBERT I-IEYMERS Bob Sells gas Cwhen there is anyl. . .good looking and neat dresser. . .likes the opposite sex. . .quite a wolf. . .always has something to say. . .works at the Eljer. 25 fv' i eniom RICHARD C. HILL Dick Has wavy blond hair. . .what would Stivy do without him?. .. sharp dresser...gets around on the dance floor...very witty... Mickey in our Iunior Play. . .a lot of fun. . .Rusty's pal. . .quite a Casanova. . .sailor in Senior Play. SHIRLEY HOOKS Hooks Hails from Rimer. . .pals with Lois. . .school isn't her idea ot fun. . .thinks a certain corporal is tops. . .favorite pastime-sleeping . . .lots of fun to be with. LOIS I. HINDMAN Lo A pretty, dark-haired lassie, . .rather quiet but one of the nicest. . .always seen with Twila. . .salesman on the yearbook staff. . .dislikes getting up at 6:30. . .thinks a guy named Fred is all right. . .another Crosby fan. . .favorite hobby-cooking. HELYN HOOVER Red A very pretty red-head. . .sings a mean soprano in Chorus ...wears her clothes well. . .editor of our school paper. . .likes to talk. . .good dancer. . .believes in having fun. CHARLES HOEY Charlie What has Indiana got that Kittanning hasn't? . . .plays a swell game of football. . .neat dresser. . .Dick Lawrence in Ir. Play. . . smooth dancer. . .Grollman's couldn't get along without him. . .Vice-President of our class in his Ir. year. . .swell fellow. LOIS HULL Bugs Hails from Rimer. . .comes by bus.. .plays the piano. . .likes Ioe ...a friend to everyone. . .belongs to Girls' Chorus. . .rather timid. ELIZABETH HOOKS Libby Likes to attend church. . .member of the Knitting Club... enjoys Art and Sewing. . .favorite pastime-writing to a red- head in the Army. ROBERT IACK Bob Member of the F.F.A.. . .guiet. . .works for the B. G O. Rail- road .. . dislikes homework hails from Adrian favorite movie star-Spencer Tracy. ELMER HOOKS Gump Hails from Applewold. . .likes to go hunting and fishing. . .can think of a better pastime than school. . .interested in all kind of sports . . . seldom seen in the halls. . .likes to play hookey. VIOLA lOl-INSON Vi One of our attractive Seniors. . .frequently seen with Bill and Ginnie. . .likes the Navy and lim Shook. . .cashier at the Kittanning Sandwich Shop. . .swoons over Frankie. . .member of the Literary Staff . . .loafs at Broadhead's. . .wants to be a journalist. MARGARET HOOKS Hooks A pretty girl with pretty hair. . .always seen with Melva ...a Sinatra fan. Hfrequently seen at the movies. . .works at the Marshall Motor Company. IACQUELINE IONES Ulqckieu Attractive and well-liked...member of the Literary Staff ...likes Bob. . .usually seen in the May Court. . .Senior Class treasurer...member of the S.S.S....participated in the Iunior Play. . .recognized by the little curl in the middle of her fore- head. . . l945 May Queen. 26 CALM of '45 IOHN KALB Kobbie A promising chemist. . .very industrious. . .clerks at Einstein G Campbell's. . .a soldier in the Junior Play. . .seldom seen without Tom S.. . .beats the tardy bell by a second. . .visits the poolroom ire- quently. . .Corless in the Senior Play. ETHEL LASHER Ethel Comes from up Adrian-way. . .rides the bus to school. . .dislikes getting up in the morning...hobbies-collecting coins and stamps ...member of the Glee Club...favorite pet is her dog...likes the Navy. BERNARD KENNEDY Bern One of our good-looking Seniors. . .will probably leave us before the end of the year to go into the Navy. . .our great t??J magician. . .favorite subject-Study Hall. . .comes from the big town of Templeton. . .has a nice smile. GALE LASHER Pals with Bob. . .doesn't like school. . .quiet. . .nice guy. . . hails from Adrian. . .likes to farm and hunt. . .now in the Armed Eorces. . .football fan. . .his future is with lane Stevick. GEORGE KRIZMANICH Krizmattic THE Casanova of the Senior Class. . .no football team could ask for a better captain. . .where George is, there is always a crowd... likes to go up to North Water Street...favorite movie star-Iohn Paul.. .cut-up in home room, when he's in home room. . .treasurer of Student Council. ROBERT LASHER Bob Dislikes school. . .likes sports and the girls.. .hails from Adrian . . .thinks Betty Grable is tops. . .now serving with Uncle Sam. DOLORES JEAN KROH Babe Comes to us from Rimer. . .likes bowling, . .has pretty hair , . .has nice clothes. . .collects miniatures. . .cut-up in Law class. . .pals with Shuster. ALBERTA LAUSTER Betty A nice girl...school is the least of her worries...likes Hap ...always laughing...definitely does not like to study ...will be a good accountant t?J...one of our Rural Valley road bus students. MARION KUHNS Kuhnsie Spends extra time creating new hats. . .has a heart interest at V. M. l....likes to clance...a Kit-han-ne salesman...can't wait till the mailman comes. HAROLD LAUSTER Nuts Swell artist. . .always seen with his twin. . .likes the atmosphere at Paul's. . .works at Montgomery Ward's. . .the silent type i??l. LOIS LARKO Larko Likes the boys. . .especially Bob. . .good dancer. . .has pretty hair. . .what would Paul's do without her. . .knows lots of jokes.. .liked by everyone. , .hobby-roller skating. HARRY LAUSTER Harry Another accomplished artist...quiet at times...loafs at Paul's. . .plans to join the Air Corps. . .works as a painter. 27 eniom HELEN LINDEMAN Hon Well liked by all who know her. . .rather shy. . .allergic to tests . . .enjoys her Study Hall. . .has pretty black hair. . .prefers Bing. . . a Kit-han-ne salesman. CHARLOTTE MANFREDI Char Very tidy...comes from Cowansville...has an interest in the Army Air Corps. . .enjoys writing letters. . .the quiet type. KELLY LOCKHART Commando Comes from up the river . . .dislikes school very much.. . likes football, basketball, and girls. . .cut-up in home-room. .. likes to go hunting and fishing. IOSEPH MASTERS Ice A guard on our football team.. .girls are his special in- terests. . .dislikes school and anything that has to do with work ...noted for his smile. . .always seen with Vic. LE ROY LOWRY Teto Hobby--eating. . .a mighty hunter. . .favorite subject is women . . .Dan's pal. . .always back stage. . .never in class. . .left us to join Uncle Sam's Navy. ELIZABETH MATERNICK Betty Hails from West Kittanning. . .hobbies-writing letters and going to the movies.. .participated in the Shorthand Club. . .works in Mur- phy's. . .one of Van Iohnson's fans. . .likes the Army. WILLIAM LUKE Maybelle Played end on the football team...a Bob Hope fan... :ioesn't believe in going to school. . .shy when near the girls. GEORGE MECHLING Mac Another of our East Kittanning boys...flys around in a convertible coupe...works at a bakery. . .will make a good carpenter. . .intends to join the Navy. IOSEPH LUND : Ioe Member of the Literary Staff...good looking blond...spends a lot of time at Leister's. . .quiet-sometimes. . .everybody's friend. . . assisted in taking many of our yearbook pictures. KENNETH MECHLING Pinky Whiz on the basketball floor. . .was class treasurer for two years ...popular with both the boys and girls. . .likes Sue...was in the junior Play. . .has beautiful red hair. GENEVIE M. LYTLE lenny A quiet sort of person with a likeable personality...in' telligent. . .prefers the Navy. . .works part time at Gruskin's. . . interested in sports and movies. . .will make a good secretary. LOIS MERGENTHALER Merk Her hobbies are classics, poetry, and dancing...favorite movie star-Van Iohnson. . .A Sinatra fan. . .member of Chorus for four years. . .was president of Tri-Hi-Y. . .on the newspaper staff. . .a Kit-han-ne salesman. . .likes Marvin Rife's vitamin pills. 28 64144 0 '45 DOROTHEA MINNICH '-'DOY' A very quiet girl. . .a good student. . ,not interested in the boys . . .likes bike-riding. DAVID A. MORROW DOC A cut-up from 302. . .plays a French horn in the orchestra and hand. . .drives a truck for Dixon News Agency. . .frequently seen in Ford City with Greenie,..admirer of the fairer sex,..likes his Ka- woodie and P. A. CHARLOTTE MINTEER ChGf A Manorville gal. . .partial to Navy men. . .work isn't her asset, . .Sinatra fan CPD. . .frequently seen in Ford City. IANET MYERS Myers Hates to get up in the morning, . .a Spanish whiz l?J. .. was in our Iunior Play...giggles and talks continually... friendly. . . salesman on Kit-han-ne Staff. EILEEN MOHNEY Eileen Comes to us on the bus. . .quiet. . .likes to chew gum. . .has pretty red hair.. .likes to type. . .industrious . .a friend to all. IRMA McCAFFERTY lulie A wicked driver...always has a carload ot girls t'?l...likes movies and football games. . .plays the piano. . .works part-time for her father. . .has a nice complexion. IOY l. MONTGOMERY Io Dresses very neatly. . .a Sinatra swooner. . .usually seen with Dot...likes cowboy music t?J...works at Better Dairy Store. , NANCY McCAUGl-IAN Nance I-las beautiful hair. . .Greta in the Senior Play. . .witty. . . loves to dance. . .on the Art Staff of the yearbook. . .serious- at times. . .part of the framework of Paul's. . .likes the Marines. ROBERT MONTGOMERY Bob Likes Robert Montgomery in the movies.. .kids with the girls... usually causes a riot in H. R. 302. . .comes to us from Rimer on the train. . .triendly. . .will be a high-pressure salesman. . .intends to join the Marines. DOROTHY MCCLAEFERTY Dot Good-natured. . .hobbies-dancing and letter writing. . .partici- pated in Dramatic's Club. . .another Woolworth worker. . .usually seen with Myrt . . .has a certain interest in the Navy. ROY K. MORRIS Keith Small in stature but can make himself heard. . .works at Morris' Service Station. . .likes to hunt and skate. . .friendly to all...prefers Ginnie Simms as a singer...comes to school because the law says so. ROBERT F. MCCOY Drizzle Another Templeton boy. . .dislikes to get up in the morn- ing. . .bell-hop at the Steim Hotel. . .lives in town while work- ing. . .member of the CommercialfShorthand Club. . .a Kit-han' ne salesman. 29 endow CHARLES MCCULLOUGH Chuck One of our handsome Seniors. . .hails from Templeton. . .quite a wolf. . .has no favorite subjects. . .pals with Bern . . .usually seen in the halls. DOLORES MCGREGOR Dolores A friendly little girl. . .sells ice cream at Gallagher's Drug Store . . .likes to swim. . .doesn't particularly like school. . .enjoys listening to Frankie. GLENN M. MCCULLOUGH Mick Hails from West Kittanning...works at a gas station. .L usually seen with Ford and Bennett...one of our hunters... allergic to women. LUCILE MCILWAIN Lucy A very nice girl with a fine personality.. .gets a thrill out of riding in Le Roy's truck. . .will make a nice nurse someday... finally passed her driver's test. . .a Kit-han-ne salesman. WILLIAM MCCULLOUGH Bill Comes to us from Rimer. . .neat dresser. . .what would H. R. 303 do without him. . .likes to hunt. . .works part time at New Kensington . . .has pretty curly hair. . .never quiet. ROSANNA MCKEEN Zan Editor of our yearbook...always seen with Lucy...enjoys ice skating and dancing, . .participated in the Dramatics Club. . .partial to the Navy...well-liked...enjoys eating in Law class...a good worker. GAIL McGEARY Bobbie In the Senior Play. . .would like a date with Turhan Bey. . . interested in men. . .works at Bonnies l?l. . .participated in Chorus three years.. .favorite subjects-Study Hall and Office Practice. MELVA McKELVEY Bubbie A very sweet little girl. . .has great artistic ability. . .collects dogs and cats. . . sells stationery at VVoolworth's five and ten . . .a Kit-han-ne salesman. RITA MCGINLEY Rita The other twin. . .a platter bug. . .full of fun. . .heart palpitations are caused by Van Iohnson. . .enjoys dancing and bowling. . .mem- ber of the Chorus. . .ushers at Columbia Theatre. RALPH NERNBERG Ralph One of Miss Wilson's star History students. . .churns with Ben. . . an expert in foreign languages f?l. . .a faithful supporter of F.D.R.. . .a flashy dresser. RUTH MCGINLEY Ruthie Twin. . .works at Brody's. . .future secretary. . .peppy. . . thinks Lon McAlister is tops. . .rates Bing over Frankie. . .hob- bies-bowling and collecting records. IOHN NEUROHR fqOhn,,YH Doesn't like school. . .loves females. . .a Kit-han-ne sales- man. . . snappy dresser. . .Corliss in Senior Play. . .tall, friendly guy. . .well-liked. . .works at Grollman's. 30 Cfcm of ,45 IACK NORTON Rabbit One of the shorties of the Senior Class. . .likes roller skating... belongs to the Visual Education Club ..... hopes to make the Air Corps. EDWIN PATRICK Pat A future accountant...his hobbies are roller skating and car- pentry work. . .likes the teachers. . .member of the Newspaper Staff . . .Kit-han-ne Staff salesman. . .often seen with Carl. PATRICIA ORR Pat Shy and quiet. . .attends the movies frequently. . .liked by all who know her...pals with Phyl ...dislikes home work . . .likes U1 to sew. IOI-IN PAUL Pix Our football hero. . .heart throb of the women. . .likes to pester the teachers. . .a member of the Student Council.. .sings in the Boys' Chorus. . .works parttime at Montgomery Ward's . . .holds a Home Room office. . .hails from Templeton. DAN PAINTER Punk Dan'l ties Dick for making the most noise in Home Room 302 ...hobbies are hunting, fishing, and hiking. , .likes women, dances, and Bing's singing. . .belongs to the Rifle club, Out-of Door's club, and Stage Crew. . .draws a pay at O'Donnell's Jewelry Store. WILLIAM PFAU Bill I-lobby-pestering teachers. . .plays tackle on the football team... everybody's pal. . .often seen and not heard. . ,doesn't enjoy studying. ISABEL PAPCIAK Vickie One of our Home Economics students. . .hobby-collecting snap shots. , .a regular movie goer. . .likes the Army Air Corps ...usually seen eating candy. . .English and History are her favorite subjects. NANCY IANE POLLARD Nancy Very studious. . .on I-Ii-Spots Staff. . .a member of the Kit- han-ne Staff. , .hates cowboy shows. . .men do not interest her . . .our class valedictorian. PEGGY PARKER Peg A blonde. . .has a flirtatious way. . .known as Gravel Gertie . . .likes Office Practice. . .always willing to help. . .friendly. . .col- lects recordings. . ,helps with the daily bulletins. STANLEY L. POLLOCK Ice One of our honor students. . .works on our school paper. . .very studious...likes Physics and Geometry...will be a great scientist some day. WILLIAM PARKER Weedy Drives what is left of the Peerless Laundry truck...the lawyer in the Senior Play...usually seen with Red and Kalb . . .likes the girls. . .plays polka's on his sax. . .now en- rolled at I. S. T. C. SHIRLEY PRYOR Shirley Couldn't live without her lim. . .never misses a movie... likes baseball and football. . .has a cute little giggle. . .a good friend to have. 31 endow ETHEL REA Ethel Studious. . .comes to us from Slate Lick. . .writes letters. . .will be a very good secretary. . .has a pleasing disposition. . .quiet, but says something when she does speak. MARIE RIMEI. Marie Visits Ford City often...likes Smitty and the movies...can bake good cakes tjust ask the kids in 302l. . .friendly. . .seldom seen without Isabel. LOIS M. REDDINGER Susie Hails from Distant...likes sports--especially swimming and dancing. . .giggles a lot. . .George is her pin-up boy... friendly. DORIS ROBINSON Mole Another lassie from Templeton...likes all kinds of sports ...pals with Arlene. . .has an interest in the Army. . .seldom seen at school. DOROTHY M. REED Dottie Sells candy at Murphy's. . .smart. . .a whiz in any subject. . .likes a certain fellow. . .collects stamps. . .pals with Dot and Shirley. . . has a pleasing personality. . .one of the Kit-han-ne typists. . .will make someone a good secretary. MARIAN L. RODGERS Mary Lou Member of Kit-han-ne Art Staff. . .likes the Marines.. .enjoys Shorthand and Typing...dislikes people who are always bragging . . .one of Gene Autry's fans. ARLENE REEDY Sadie Exists in Templeton. . .dotes on ice skating and swimming . . .dislikes school. . .likes Van Iohnson and Ginnie Simms... hikes over to the cafeteria before the bell rings...pals with Doris. MYRTLE ROSENBERGER Myrt Cute and pleasant. . .works in the toy department at McConnell-Watterson's. . .likes a certain Marine. . .writes let' ters to boys in the service. . .a very good dancer. . .member of the Girls' Chorus. lOl-IN D. RHODES Rusty Popular. . .likes drums and art work. . .Dead Pan in Iunior Play . . .hates getting up at 8:00 a. m.. . .friendly grin for all. RUTH ROSENBERGER Ruthie A pleasant lassie from Sunnyside. . .collects pictures as a hobby . . .likes square dancing and reading. . .always smiling. . .dislikes school. MARVIN RIFE Buck Noted for his butcher boy.. .quite the football man-plays guard. . .likes Science. . .everybody's pal. . .seen roaming the streets in an ancient Ford. BETTY I. ROUDEBUSI-I Betts One of our quiet Seniors. . .her heart belongs to a certain soldier. . .likes to write letters and collect pictures.. .not sorry this is her last year of school. . .thinks Bing Crosby is tops in singing. 32 670454 of '45 GRACE ROUDYBUSH Gracie Has pretty black hair...hobby-collecting ioreign money...likes reading and music...Frankie Sinatra is her favorite song bird... a future accountant. Rosie RYBISKI ' V Rosie A petite blonde. . .likes to swim and hike...has an interest in the Army. . .usually seen with Isabel. . .guiet. . .would rather have sewing than any other subject. IUNE ROUDYBUSH Chunie Very quiet and shy. . .writes to the boys in the service.. . dislikes to wash dishes at the Cafeteria.,.a good knitter.,. friendly. DOLORES SAMPLE Doll Attractive and sweet. . .quiet at times. . .works as a nurses' aid. . .likes Math. . .a swell friend to have. . .likes the male sex. ALYCE ROUND Round Another Cadogan lassie...has pretty dark hair...likes fellows in general, but Ioe in particular. . .a Sinatra swooner. . .dancing and bowling are her favorite hobbies. ROBERT C. SCI-IALL Bob Glasses cover a wolfish gleam...likes bicycle riding, football, and music. . .friendly and well-liked. . ,rarely seen without Elmer. IAMES RUDOLPH Rudy Can always be seen with Shirley. . .flies around town in a Hudson. . .a nice looking boy. . .girls envy his long eye-lashes . . .likes all sports. EDWIN L. SCHALL Ed The silent type...likes to hunt and play baseball...left us for the Marine Corps...a loyal member of the class... hobbies-swimming and bike riding. PAUL RUMBARGER Rummy Quite a wolf. . .one of our Dead End Kids. . .expects to enlist in the Navy. . .his hobbies are hunting and shooting pool. . .doesn't think school is worth while. CHARLES A. SCI-ILEMMER Chuck' Tall and good looking,..dislikes school...always with Ieane ...slightly on the wolfish side. . .pals with lack. . .plays a trombone in the band and the orchestra. . .friendly. . .left us in March for the Air Corps. ALDA B. RUPP Lee A small blonde. . .usually seen in the halls. . .comes from Goheenville. . .hobbies-collecting snapshots and writing let- ters. . .enjoys typing and Spanish. . .very friendly. BEATRICE SCHRECENGOST Bea Can always be seen rushing through the halls.. .likable and cute...a smooth dancer...member of the literary Staff and Newspaper Staff. . .hobby-writing to Bill. . .helps in the attendance office. 33 eniom LORRAINE SCI-IRECENGOST Schreck Comes from Sunnyside. . .writes letters daily to t?l. . .collects pictures. . .likes to skate. . .a frequent movie goer. HAROLD SHAFFER Shaft Likes to play football. . .a hunter. . .industrious and Will be suc- cessful. . .has a lot of tun in Solid class. . .usually very quiet. VIRGINIA SEFTON , Ginnie A citizen of Applewold. . .hobbies-reading and listening to music. . .dislikes war news. . ,likes movies and boys. . .goes for Peter Lawtord and Bing Crosby. . .likes English and Sociol- ogy. . .belonged to Freshman Chorus. . .member of Tri-Hi-Y three years. BETTY LOU SHANK Shankie Tickles the ivories in orchestra...one of our best cheer- leaders. . .has an interest in the Iunior Class. . .works part time at Murphy's. . .one of our cheerleaders. LORRAINE SERENE Rainy Lives in Applewold. . .likes football. . .goes tor Bing Crosby's singing. . .Iavorite subjects-Shorthand and Typing. . .member of Sen- ior Tri-Hi-Y...works, rather puts in the time at Brody's...secretary of Home Room 302. . .one of the best. DOROTHY SHAY Dot One of our future secretaries. . .likes Bob.. .hobbies-correspond ing and ice skating...enjoys Shorthand and History...does secre- tarial Work at the Court House...well liked...participated in the Commercial Shorthand Club. MICHAEL SHAEFFER Mike Girls annoy him, can you imagine? . . .likes sports. . .friend- ly...one pool shark. . .interested in joining the Maritime Ser- vice. . .good luck, Mikel BETTY SHEETS Mort Ushers at the State...likes to play basketball...Bing Crosby is her favorite song bird...favorite subject-Spanish . . .hobby-ice skating. SARA SHAFER Sadie Noted lor her pretty blonde hair...attractive and popular... always with Bea ...member of the Kit-han-ne Staff and also the Hi-Spots. . .well-liked. . .helps in the attendance office. BETTY EILEEN SI-HRA Stuff Petite member of our class.,..can always be heard...had the lead in the Iunior Play and a member of the Senior play cast.. .mem- ber of the Hi-Spots staff. . .Student Council representative. . .has o great liking for Butler boys. . .likes to ski and dance. FRANCIS M. SHAPFER Brother Comes from R. D. 1353. . .drives a wreck to school. . .hobby -hunting, we aren't just sure what. . .always engaged in an argument...belongecl to Biology Club and Out-of-door's Club ...works at Kroger's, raiding the produce and stock shelves . . .has signed up for the Army. EUGENE SHIRLEY Shylock Another wolf oi K. H. S... .likes to hunt...has a decided laugh...pals with Blaney...likes a girl in DuBois...left our ranks to go into the Navy. 34 gfcm 0 '45 IAMES SHIRLEY Knuckles One of our cut-ups in Office Practice. . .a whiz at numbers. . . helps to get the Daily-Leader out to the boys in service. . .now serving in the Merchant Marines. . .nice to know. VALIEAN SLAGLE lean Pals with lean Wolfe. . .comes from Templeton. . .dislikes Chem' istry and likes movies, reading, and sailors. . .favorite subjects are American History and French. . .member of Glee Club, Freshman year . . .member of Knitting Club, Sophomore year. LAURETTA SHOFFNER Chum Came to us from Punxsutawney in her lunior year. . .very intelligent. . .a nice person to know. . .member of the Literary Staff . . . likes to collect souvenirs another Crosby fan . .. always seen with Dan. . .will get ahead in the world--presi dent of the Tri-Hi-Y. IANE K. SLATER Ianie Une petite fille. . .very neat. . .cute clothes. . .likes to dance . . .was I-lortense in our Iunior Play. . .never seen without Mar- ilyn. . .works at the Maxine Shop. . .men are her weakness. SHIRLEY SHUSTER Shus Lives in Rimer. . .always running in the halls. . .likes the boys . . .often found listening to Frankie Sinatra. . .a Kit-han-ne salesman . . .yells for Notre Dame. . .flighty. . .specialty-Armed Forces. DOROTHY JEAN SMITH Short Stop Our smallest Senior. . .has pretty blonde hair. . .likes to skate and dance. . .hails from Cowansville. . .plays a violin in the orchestra. IAMES SIMPSON lim Flys around in a '33 Plymouth. . .interested in the girls. . .a man of many expressions. . .always seen around Home Room 307 . . .wonder why?? . . .favorite subject is gym. . .runs with Gillis . . .expects to join the Marines. ELMER L. SMITH Doc I-Iails from Rimer. . .brainy. . .seldom seen without Bob. . .plays a baritone in the band. . .works at the Elier Pottery. . .well-liked. IACK SKINNER Skinner Toots a French horn. . . another brain. . .works at the Electric Printing as a pressman. . .one of our tall Seniors. . .witty. . .never seen without Billie Ann. . .liked by everyone. JOYCE SEDWICK Sedge One of our former students who has returned to the fold. . .cute, vivacious...has a charming giggle...has a certain amount of in- terest in the Army. ..belongs to the Dance Club. . .ascends the hills of VVest Kittanning to reach home. ROBERT N. SLAGLE Bob Tall and blond. . .a sharp dresser. . .likes to park his car in the vicinity of Hazel Street...really smooth on the dance floor. . .Mr. Van Brunt in the Iunior Play. ..a solid sender on the drums. CARL SNYDER Muscles Comes to us from Snyderville. . .in charge of the Kit-han-ne accounts. . .chooses girls as his hobby. . .often seen riding around in a '41 Ford. . .noted for his manly muscles. 35 eniom GEORGE SNYDER Snyder Interested in beautiful red-heads. . .quite an actor. . .spends spare time at Streamline as a butcher. . .good looking. . .neat dresser. . . always talking. . . a hit in the Senior Play. MARIE STEPHENS Marie Her senior year in K. H. S. was her first. . .very attractive. . .has long, dark hair. . .quite intelligent in Religious Education. . .comes from Templeton. EDWARD L. SOLOSKI Soloski Likes all kinds of sports. . .on the basketball team. . .tall and quiet...English is his Dunkirk...works f?l at Pollock's Wholesale. MARY LOU STITT Mac A friendly Miss from Slate Lick...likes the Marines... doesn't like teasing: but gets a lot of it. . .has a nice smile for everyone. MARIORIE STARK Margie One of our blondes. . .likes the sailors. . .hobbies-cooking and photography. . .a movie goer. . .enjoys listening to Frank Sinatra... member of the Commercial-Shorthand Club. IOYCE SWARTZLANDER IOy Tres petite. . .friendly to all.. .comes from Garrett's Run. . .en- joys giggling. . .quiet. . .studies hard. . .is bound to succeed. IOHN STARR Iohnny Plays a swell game of football. . .women are his weakness . . .comes to school because he has to. . .liked by all who know him.. .part of the framework at Paul's. . .had a leading role in the minstrel. PEARL TIMMERBERG Pearl Cute. . .likes to write letters to the boys in uniform. . .future accountant. . .English is her favorite subject. . .friendly. WILLIAM STARR Bill Plays football as second right half. . .favorite subjects are Math and Science. . .Kit-han-ne sales went up because Bill was a salesman ...shines in Bookkeeping class. . .enlisted in the Air Corps. . .all around good sport. VIRGINIA TOY Ginnie Cute and petite...one of our wittiest Seniors...loafs at Brod- head's. . .guite famous for her rendition of l'm a Wild and Wooly Son of the West . . . Vvlell liked. . .a swooner. DONALD R. STEIM Don An all-around good guy... an Out-of-door's Club member for four years. . .likes hunting, fishing, and swimming. . .likes the girls. . .a good-looking blond from Wick City. MARGARET C. TRULICK I Peggy One of our bus students. . .has very cute dimples. . .usually seen with Iudy and Ianet. . .heart throb is in the Army. . .en- toys dancing. . .a movie goer. . .thinks Sinatra is super . 36 Kfcm 0 745 IANET VENSEL Vensel Hobbies are dancing and camping. . .favorite movie star is Van Iohnson...favorite singing star is Bing Crosby...likes typing and English. . .member of Glee Club for four years. . .Kit-han-ne salesman . . .lots of fun. FRANCES WEIS Fran Hails from R. D. 3. . .favorite hobby-writing to service men... was in the Iunior Play. . .a Van lohnson fan. . .in Chorus, Gymnastics. and Dramatics. . .quite a tap-dancer. ESTI-IER WALKER Esther Small..,has dark hair...likes to tease Hershie in Law class...prefers boys from Dayton...works at W'hite's Farm Supply. PATRICIA WESTWOOD Pat Always seen in the mimeograph room, . .pals with Lois.. . likes to dance. . .on the Kitehan-ne Sales Staff. . .prompter in the Senior Play. . .likes Iim. IRENE WALL Dirnpy Comes to us from New Bethlehem. . .has a sweet smile. . .quiet ...dislikes riding the bus every morning. . .crazy about music and Bing Crosby...collects newspaper clippings...makes good grades. IEANE WHITE Ieane Hails from West Kittanning. . .a whiz in French class. . .another speed demon of K. H. S... .likes to dance. . .a faithful shadow follows her.. .has nice clothes. . .a member of Mixed Chorus. BILLIE ANN WALLY Bill Followed faithfully by her tall shadow...collects silver bracelets and charms. . .lots of clothes. . .brainy. . .member of the Literary Staf'f...favorite subject-Iim Shook...our class salutatorian. WAYNE WIBLE Wible Rides the bus to school. . .hobbies-hunting, and collecting Indian-head pennies. . .likes Dot from Worthington. . .works part-time at the A G P Market. . .a fan of Roy Acuff. JACK WANDRUM Red Walks the bridge from Applewold every day. . .a cut-up in home room. . .likes football and Marilyn. . .always has a sharp comeback ...school isn't his idea of fun.. .left us in October for the Merchant Marines. . .good luck to a nice fellow, BRUCE WILLIAMS Bruce One of our busfstudents. . .likes vacations and dislikes school... favorite subject is Study Hall-not that he uses it.. .one of the quieter members of home room 301. IUDITI-I WAUGAMAN Iudy I-las long dark hair...likes to dance...favorite singing star-Frank Sinatra. . .very much interested in the Navy. ELEANOR I. WILSON Wilson A good student and a nice person to know. . .likes to annoy people, but hates to be teased. . .a Kit-han-ne Salesman. . .hails from Slate Lick.. .likes Shorthand and Transcription classes. 37 it-han-ne gfcmo ,45 IEAN WOLFE WO1fie Pals with Valjean. . .can usually be found in the halls. . .true to George. . .hails from Templeton. . .dislikes Bookkeeping. . .works at school in candy shop. PAUL ZELLEFROW Wilkie Cut up from H. R. 301. . .likes girls. . .collects lndian Head nickels. . .member of the F.F.A.. . .will leave this year for the Army. NANCY WOODRING Nancy Attractive. . .usually seen with lean. . .member of the Girl's Chorus.. .a member of the newspaper staff. . .favorite subject -French. . .a Kit-han-ne Art Staff member. . .comes to us from West Kittanning. JACK COUSINS lack One of our new seniors. . .comes to us from'New Bethlehem... right guard on N. B. H. S. football team. . .dislikes teacher pets... wants to join the NaVy...has pretty l1air...interested in sports... nice kid. ALVIN E .WRIGHT Pete Comes to school in a car...likes the women...always out of school on November l...a member of the Out-of-Door Club. . .works on the farm at home. GRANT HETRICK The Keyhole Casanova Heart-throb of the women. . .played left tackle on N. B. H. S. football team. . .likes to paint. . .a great hockey player... hails from New Bethlehem. . .likes to flirt. lEAN YOUNG lean A swell down-to-earth gal. . .comes from West Kittanning . . .plays the piano. . .hates chewing gum. . .seldom heard from. MAX Sl-IOFFNER MGX That guy with the cheerful smile...dashes around town in a maroon convertible, when not engaged in the lr1fantry...his main heart interest is Fe-rne. MARGARET ZELLEFROW Peggy Cute. . .sweet. . .has pretty clothes. . .has an interest in Wor- thington. . .on the Kit-han-ne Sales Staff. . .works part time at Brown's ...has a contagious giggle.. . Vickie in the Senior play. LAWRENCE ELGIN Larry A swell fellow to know.. .struggled through second year l Algebra. . .a French whiz t?J. . .left K.H.S. to join Uncle Sam's Navy. . .now in the South Pacific. NO PICTURES BUD SNYDER HSTIGSZGH Dislikes girls. . .builds model airplanes in his spare time. . .works in the Mohawk Mines and at the Arrow Furniture Store. . .is now in the service of his country. GERALD NULPI-l Left us last fall for the Armed Forces. . .a very nice fellow. . . likes brunettes. . .has a quiet disposition. 38 endow Home Room 309-Miss Painter Top Bow-M. I. Beiter, D. Baker, H. Bowser, l. Bowers, B. Apple, S. Bowser, D. Bennett, B. Bonnett, l. Ambroqi, M. I. Christy, I. Barker, E. Cirnpa, B. Cousins, Bow Two-M. Cochran, L. Clouse, H. Claypoole, H, Clever, H. Betti, M. Brunt, B. Bowser, A. Baraerstock, B. Claypoole, S. Chaplin, M. Calano. Row One-T. Costanzo, G. Belles, A. Carl, B. I. Crytzer, P. Brocious, M. Anderson, B. Calhoun, A. Anthony, M. B. Black, B. L. Bowser. Home Room 307-Miss Foulis Top Bow-A. Falchetti, I. Ford, VV. Hare, P. Greenwalt, V. Ditty, M. Hayes, l. Gillis, B. Fravel, V. Fink, B. Finesod, R. Dunn. Bow TwovB. Edwards, F. Fiscus, E. Churchill, M. Gowetski, L. Hind- man, B. Gaqqini, E. Frederick, A. Heilman, L. De Hout, T. A. Henry. Bow One-G. McGeary, B. Davis, V. Gaqqini, D. I. Hawk, D. McClai- ferty, A. Edwards, D. Dowling, F. Hershberqer. Home Room 303-Mr. McConnell Substitute-Mrs. McDonald Top Row-B. Lasher, W. Luke, I. Kalb, G. Mechlinq, K. Mechlinq, C. McCullough, G. Krizrnanich, W. McCullough, L. Lowry, B. lack, B. Kennedy, I. Masters, K. Lockhart, G. McCullough. Bow Two-S. Hooks, N. McCauq- han, H. Lindernan, M. Kuhns, A. Lauster, E. Lasher, E. Maternick, H. Hoover, V. Iohnson, I. lones, L. Moll- wain, B. McKeen, L. Merqenthaler, B. Hooks. Bow One--L. Larko, C. Manfredi B. McGinley, M. Moliolvey, L. Hull, D. Minnick, D. McGregor, B. McGin- ley, G. Lytle, l. Lobauqh. Top Row-R. Schall, I. Paul, C. Schlemmer, I. Rudolph, H. Shaffer, I. Neurohr, I. Rhodes, R. Montgomery, M. Rite, D. Painter, S. Pollock, W. Parker. Row Three-S. Pryor, l. Papciak, M. L. Rodgers, R. Shaffer, D. Morrow, R. Nern- be-rq, E. Patrick, I. Norton, E. Rea, L. Reddinqer, D. Robinson, I, Montgomery. Row Two-D. Reed, G. Roudybush, N. Pollard, M. Rosenberqer, A. Round, P. Orr, R. Rosenberger, B. Roudybush, I. Roudybush, L. Schrecenqost, I. Myers, Miss Douglas. Row One-B. Shank, L. Serene, A. Reedy, R. Rybislci, M. Rirnel, B. Schrecenqost D. Sample, A. Rupp. eniom Home Room 302-Miss Douglas Home Room 301-Miss Sullivan Top RowvC. Snyder, W. Wible, E. Shirley, I. Skinner, I. Shirley, B. Snyder, D. Ste-im, R. Slaqle, I. Wandrum, I. Elliott, W. Starr, E. Smith, I. Simpson. Row Two'S. Shuster, T. Shoflner, I. Vtfolie, I. Young, I. Vensel, B. Sheets, P. Zelle- lrom, M. Stark, I. White, N. Woodrinq, l. Wall, P. Zelleirow, Miss Sullivan. Row One-D. Smith, B. Shira, I. Slater, V. Slaqle, M. Stevens, M. Trulick, F. Weis, P. Timrnerberq, E. Walker, P. Westwood, B. A. Wally, M. L. Stitt, I. Wauqarnan, V. Toy. NOTE: Home Room qroup pictures are probably incomplete on account of some of the pupils being absent the day the pictures were taken. 40 lil- 1:17.- yL1'1-VLTL 1.1. - III ,,.- J .-I-L. If M J W M UNDEPCLASSMEN BETTY LOU BOWSEF Standing: Mrs. Mildred Montgomery, Mr. Russell Stranq, Mrs. Ellen T. Lias. Seated: Edward Sarachine, Iames Young, lame-s Plyler, Mary Lou Mcllwain. OFFICERS President ..... . .. Iarnes Plyler Vice-President .. ...... Iarnes Young Treasurer . . . . . . Edward Sarachine Secretary . . .. Mary Lou Mcllwain ADVISERS Mrs. Mildred Montgomery Mr. Russell Strang Mrs. Ellen T. Lias 42 zfmiom Home Room 202-Mrs. Burns Top Row-D. Claypoole, T. Bla ney, G. Capone, R. Bower, B. Clay poole, W. Bundy, B. Chernelli, E Clever, W. Black, R. Bauer, R. Chap man, H. Anthony. Row Two-C. Copenhaver, P Bruce, C. Cowley, M. Cox, I. Abate G. Bell, E. Corley, I. Coleman, L Cox, L. Boyer, V. Clark, T. Bruno, L Baker, P. Campbell, T. Cerutti. Row OnefM. Cosfanzo, H. Clep per, M. Bish, N. Bowser, L. Bleak ney, G. Bakse, M. Bevinqion, E Coneski, R. Cogley, D. Clever, V Bowser, A. Anthony, I. l. Boyer, Mrs Burns. Home Room 109-Miss Usher Top Row--W. Doverspike, C Dougherty, l. Gross, W. Flick, P Grass, W. Gallaher, F. Crytzer, R Grafton, I. Ellermyer, H. Hampton B. Hiwiller. Row Two-B. Febinqer, R. Easley F. Garner, C. Fichihorn, F. Edwards R. Gilbert, R. Falchelti, F. Fiscus, B Cravener, S. Crosseii, S. Fleming, A George, A. Harris. Row One-H. Gill, N. Galloreath B. Dunmire, C. Harter, E. Foster, M Delp, A. Gray, S. Dowling, R Dailey, E. Gillis, Miss Usher. Home Room 107-Miss Tiizell Top Row-C. Tiizell, D. Lasher, F Iohns, I. Harlrnan, l. Mateer, D Lasher, I. Kuhn, E. Hooks, H. Hooks C. Karns, R. Huff, B. Hellman. Row Two-G. Martucci, M. Lein- weber, B. Leslie, L. Kline, E. lohns V. Lockhart, G. Larko, H. Kozicki M. Mauihe, E. Lightner, R. A. Mc- Cauley, R. Hedqlin, B. lack, R. lami- SOIL R. Jamison, D. Long, W. Lasher, Rl Hoffman, M. Kasan, V. Hooks, L. Lockhart, D. l. Kline, M. Kamrner- Row One-M. Houser, P. Lipser diener, B. Karns. 1 Top Row-H. Mohney, E. Sara h' lo c me, N. Morgan, B. McCctslin, I. Plyler, K. Rosen- erg, B. Ptau, R. Olinger, I. Montgomery, I. Moyer, L. Mellilo, F. McCoy. Row Three!-V. Sefton, K. Sebrey, D. Mohney, L. Meyer, M. Rosenberry, E. Miller, M. Mcllwain, C. Pitner, R. Shafer, I. Shay, I. Montgomery, S. Mcl-laddon, D. Montebell, T. Schall. Row Two-Miss Kennedy, A. Parada, F. Neale, B. McCoy, B. Shafer, A. McNutt, W. Schrecengost, M. Roofner, E. Shankle, I. Pozzuto, D. Parsley, R. Miller. Row One-I. Mills, B. Morrow, I. Rumbarger, V. Rickle, F. McKelvey, D. S P. Redfield, G. Miller, D. Mechling, S. M K' avona, c mney, H. Shankle, E. Peterman. uniom Home Room 103-Miss Kennedy Home Room 101-Mrs. Mont Top Row G - . Taylor, I. Stalman, I. Young, A. Young, H. Woodall, I. Starr, I. Wyant, G. Walker, G. Stewart, G. Wolfe, Mrs. Montgomery. Row Three-H. Wolfe, M. Smith, M. Vllallwork, E. Starr, H. Smith, R. Walker, G. Wickline, C. Smith, E. Zellefrow, M. White, P. Wagner, M. Thompson. Row Two-M. Slagle, W. Willycrrd, G. Stanley, I. M. Williams, N. Thompson, D. Smith, I. Salak, R. Yount, M. Snrail, R. Skinner, V Thomas. Row One-C Tarasi F Z . , . ambotti, I. Sutton, D.. Slagle, M. Shoftner, M. Wyant, S. Wyant, I. Valiquette, M. Visneski, R. Van Horne, I. Young. 44 qomery Standing: Iune Kness, Miss Agnes Kennedy, Mr. Hugh Hutchison, Miss Mabel Shutter Hugh Hutchison, Ir. Seated: PGu1Mohney, Cie-org Krizmcmich. OFFICERS President ...... ..... P dui Mohney Vice-President .. Hugh Hutchison, Ir. Treasurer .... ....... I une Kness Secretary . .. . . Cieorg Krizmgnich ADVISERS Miss Agnes Kennedy Mr. Hugh Hutchison Miss Mable Shaffer 45 52,0 OWLOIWQZ5 Home Room 209-Miss Henshey Top Row-H. Atherton, l. Brown, 'W. Clever, K. Cable, D. Boylstein, H. Beckwith, B. Brooks, F. Boyls- tein, R. Bowser, P. Bowser, D. Clay- poole, S. Best, Miss Henshey. Bow Three-W. Campbell, A. Bon- nett, L. Calhoun, C. Calhoun, B. An- thony, D. Bowser, C. Bellas, l. Bon- ner, A. Dudek, I. Anthony, R. Criss- man, R. Comba, E. Cravener, C. Cox. Row Two-V. Buzzard, R. Berreta l. Armstrong, M. Baker, R. Campi bell, C. Baum, M. Bashline, L. Ali- man, L. Bundy, I. Bonnett, L. Barqer- stock, H. Barker, P. Bleakney, D Baum, M. Boaris. Row One-B. Bowser, R. Lester R. Bierer, L Brown, E. Clever, l. Bow- ser, L. Apple, A. Anderson, V. Bro- cious, H. Barnes, W. Anthony, W Betti, O. Bowser, I. Black. Home Room 333-Miss Lindeman Top Row-B. French, H. Crissman l. Crissman, D. Estep, C. Dunn, B DeLancey, G. Galbraith, T. Galinas R. Fox, R. Divler, C. Geary, V. Geri ano, Miss Lindeman. Row Two-B. Dosch, C. Filippi, D. Fitzgerald, P. Eckner, B. Enterline P. Crissman, C. Fink, P. Giclel, C Dunmire F Foster L F ock G. Gal- ' - f - Y , braith, P. Foster, D. Gerano. Row One-L. Dailey, P. Croyle P. Fink, M. Freeman, H. Ferkan, Mi Ellenberqer, S. Glenn, V. Fiscus, E. Crytzer, L. Dunmire, l. Penn, l. Esola l, Fahlor, I. Gallagher. Home Room 331-Miss Shaffer Top Row-B. Hankey, R. lones L. Hufhand, l. Hoover, C. Haberman M. Grey, F. Grafton, W. Kalb, I Hooks, N. Herrick, H. Hull, L. Kem ery, H. Hetrick, Miss Shaffer. Bow Two-S. Harbarqer, D. Hoov er, I. Kimpel, A. Hindman, P. L lohns, L. lones, H. Hutchison, A Larimer, C. lohnson, M. Hooks, M Hooks, F. Hepler, R. Klinqensmith P. Kamrnerdiener. How One-l. McDermott, Y. Hui hand, D. Griffith, P. A. Keesey, S Harrold, l. Kamrnerdiener, N. lohns R. Henry, L. Hindman, C. lordan, B Hellman, E. Vttoli, B. Hill, B. lordan op fL0l0fL0l Q5 Home Room 323-Miss Wilson Top Rowe-B. Lemmon, M. I, Mey ers, D. Lukehart, S. Kozick, L. Mos cato, F. Maternick, P. Mohney, I Martin, R. Milsom, G. Mechlinq, I Leinweloer, R. Miller, Miss Wilson. Row Two-V. Lamison, C. Lasher E. Mechlinq, G. Montgomery, D. Mc Millen, L. Montgomery, H. Marshall V. Marshall, M. Lockhart, D. Lytle I. Kness, I. Ohade, W. McKinley, C Nolph, G. Long. Row One-L. McGann, C. Mc- Afoose, R. Meyers, D. McLaughlin C. Krizmanich, E. I. Luke, A. Lasher B. Kroh, L. Matthews, D. Norton, I Montgomery, K. Olesnanik, F. Mar- tucci, A. Morris. Home Room 321-Mrs. Newcomb Top Row-I. Scaife, G. Hawk, I Slaqle, I, Perry, I. Painter, I. Rebolt G. Shenk, B. Schaffer, D. Pryde, I Paine, K. Walters, Mrs. Newcomb. Row Three-M. Schaffer, M. Rit- chey, P. Pyle, E. Robinson, L Schreckengost, C. Roudebush, D Smith, R. Loerch, N. Rush, M. Rhodes G. Ramsey, E, Schaeffer. Row Two-W. Serene, N. Shultze M. Penn, I. Slaale, D. Shannon, M Slaqle, N. Reialer, C. Shuster, K Pore, S. Sarachine, E. Slaqle, E Sadler. Row One-W. Schiano, M. Road E. Pozzuto, E. Shank, P. Scanlon, A Patcylc, A. Smith, N, Pullano, S Shirley, R. Schiano. Home Room 318--Mr. Smith Top Row-B, Swartz, I. Wray, E. Smith, V. Titus, W. Sobiski, V, Sny- der, R. Starr, C. White, L. White, D Westwood, A, Soloski, M. Van Dyke C. Snyder, Mr. Smith. Row Two-M. A. Sunseri, P Vtfeaver, B. Williams, I. Martin, S Unger, L. Thompson, K. Toy, R Southworth, VV. Toy, P. Tate, M Yorlco, C. Wauqaman, F. Zambotti H. Smith. Row OnegR, Tenaalia, C. Steffey G. Ze-llefrow, D. L. Smith, R. Toy, L Williams, M. Williams, I. Umbauqh R. Van Sice, D. Smith, L. Wolfe, B Yount, T. Stillson, P. Williams. f Standing: Miss Patricia Douglas, Mr. Harold Duppstadt, Miss Iariet Foulis, Advisors Seated: Carl Lytle, Robert Shepard, George Taylor, Kathleen Hedqlirt. OFFICERS President ..... .. George Taylor Vice-President .. .. Robert Shepard Secretary .. Kathleen Hedqlin Treasurer .. .. Carl Lytle ADVISERS Miss Patricia Douglas Mr. Harold Duppstadt Miss Ianet Foulis 48 . l 95Al7fL6lflfL Home Room 339-Miss Titzell Top Row-I. Bovard, G. Boyl- stein, C. Benzie, A. Bowser, C. Boyer, P. Borland, M. Bish, C. Bishop, E. Adams, C. Baker. Row Two-F. Bowser, P. Bowser, C. Bowser, I. Anthony, A. Bell, V. Bowser, I. Barrett, H. Adams, R. Bowser, W. Bish, M. Boyer. Row One-M. Adams, R. Baker D. Booher, S. Adams, E. Bobby, W. Bishop, H. Baker, G. Bowser, M Belles, D. Boarts. Home Room 337-Miss Campbell Top Row-R. Crawford, A. Criss- man, E. Cravener, R. Claypoole, W. Cox, I. Coqley, P. Coleman, G. Crossett, S. Cable, D. Crissrnan, R Buzzard, B. Campbell. Row Two-l. Craiq, W. Cousins S. Corbett, S. Capone, O. Crissman V. Cousins, I. Copenhaver, I. Criss- man, F. Crissrnan, M. Carley, E. I Clark, P. Clever, C. Collier, H. Clay- poole. Row One-A. Cochran, V. Bro cious, M. B. Croyle, L. I. Craig, H Bruce, R. Campbell, L. Butler, R Cecchi, I. I. Brown, D. Conway, L Butler, I. Cross, E. Colwell. Home Room 336-Mrs. Henry Top Row-S. Fitzgerald, H. Dow linq, E. Delp, R. Foreman, H. Dailey M. Dowling, A. Davis, R. Decker H. Duncan, I. Evans, G. Delp, I Flanders, Mrs. Henry. Row TwofM. Croyle, D. Flick E. Early, D. Enterline, A. Derr, E Donati, F. Pauline, M. Fiscus, C. Em minqer, C. Ellermeyer, R. Crissman Cw. Dudek, I. Faulkner. Row One-F. Finesod, C. Edwards H. Dermidzakis, E. Davis, T. Dun mire, G. Edwards, R. Daniels, I. Dun can, B. Dowling, M. Demyan, T. Cy press, H. Dimmitt, S. Edwards. fQlf'8f5Al4fL6LlfL Home Room 335-Miss Steinmcie Top Row--M. L. Gray, G. Hall, l. Hooks, A. Hillia.d, VV. Greenawalt, C. Gillis, K. Hedolin, I. Hooks, I. Goldinqer, I. Cavran, C. Hooks, Miss Steinrnate. Row TWO-B. Gear, R. Gilbert, G. Guthrie, R. Frantz, H. Griffiths, R. Harmon, W. Gerano, W. Grafton, E. Hooks, E. Hooks, B. Hiwiller. Row One-D. Harris, D. George, L. Grafton, P. Furlong, A. Grafton, S. Guthrie, D. Handinscn, L. I. Hill, H. Hankey, D. Hindernan, I. George. Home Room 334- Miss Leister Top Row-R. Hunter, K. Mclntyre, D. Maqan, I. Lockhart, R. McDonald, K. Lasher, H. Leavins, P. Lencer, C. Hughes, F. Layton, Y. Lias, Miss Leister. Row Two-E. Leslie, L. Kinq, R. Leibman, A. McCauley, C. Leone, G. McElroy, M. Lehner, R. Kunsel- man, H. Lonq, B. Kuhns, F. Black, I. Lenavitt, H. McGinnis, M. Iohns. How One---R. Karnrrerdiener, I. Lindeman, G. Kness, K. Kamrner- diener, N. Hubbard, L. McCullough, L. Hooks, L. Hopper, M. Hughes, L. Lasher, B. Kauirnann, M. McCoy, C. Lytle, E. Hall. Home Room 135-Mrs. Suckling Top Row-D. Pfau, I. Pretoreti, N. Orton, T. Myers, R. Myers, E. Moore, R. Re-edy, W. Paddubny, G. Phillips, B. Paine, W. Oliver, T. Miller, M. Palas, Mrs. Suckliriq. Row Two-C. Mitchell, P. McKain, P. Reed, P. Patton, L. McKissick, M. Morris, F. Rite, L. Pollock, I. Piper, I. Palermo, H. Montqornery, L. Pep- ler, R. Resinqer. Row One-E. McNutt, M. Mech- linq, I. Peebly, W. Moore, M. C. Minor, L. Pollock, S. Moyer, B. Miller H. Nichola, M. M. Minor, D. McKain M. Miller, D. Miller, I. McMillen. Top Row-P. Traister, G. Taylor, H. Wallace, G. Van Dine, R. Snyder, I. Swiqart, T. Smith, R. Unger, M. Vongrey, I. Toy, Mrs. Maize. Row Three--R. Smith, P. Soloski, N. Swiqart, B. Stivanson, D. Snyder, M. Thompson, S. Tarr, M. Slaqle, G. Sybert, D. Sutton, I. Simpson, L. Steim. Row Two-A. Swiqart, B. Thomas, M. Troutman, M. Vause, E. Toy, G. Smail, K. Slease, E. Valliquette, M. Toy, M. Wayne, M. Slaqle, F. Toy. Row One-l. Stefly, G. Wallwork, P. Tate, B. Van Horne, D. Unger, I. Smith, M. Stewart, G. Wagner, K. Parsley, D. Stewart. . 3l 8f5AlWLO'LlfL Home Room 131-Mrs. Maize Home Room 133-Mr. Winters Top Rowvl-X. Ziqler, M. Schall, E. Wauqaman, W. Watt, E. Odrechowsky, B. Shepard, H. Wyant, Mr. Winter, C. Shultz, C. Rosenloerqer, I. White, I. Wyant, M. Reedy, M. Morris. Row Three-I. Schall, I. Wonderlinq, N. Rogers, P. Hitler, l. Say, V. Schaub, K. Vlfolie, B. Williams, K. Wright, D. Westwood, L. Skinner, M. Rose, P. Rum- ltauqh, I. Schaub, V. Schrecenqost, M. Baker. Row Two-G. Wolfe, E. Schrecenqost, N. Shearer, M. Williams, M. Rooiner, I. Shankle, C. Vifyant, M. Rime-l,V. White, K. Schall, D. Roush, S. Shaffer, R. Roudyloush, A. Wible, S. Silvis. Row One-WH. Shea, L. Schrecenqosi, l. Wilson, I. Round, I. Schiano, B Rybiski, R. Zellefrow, D. Slaqle, I. Schrecenqost, H. Griffith, D. Wiles, N Edwards, R. Zimmerman. Sl ilglfl. Qu Q Home Room 348-Miss Flaherty Top Row-Miss Flaherty, D. Fos- ter, P. Flanders, P. Blakney, S. Crum, S. Clever, B. L. Estep, P. Blakney, L. Cravener, B. Cornman, F. Barqer- stock, L. Dane. Row Two-H. Bowser, L. Adams, B. Crissman, M. Dowling, A. Essen- wein. C. Bowser, E. Dentici. I. Cox, R. Feltenherger, R. Croyle, S. Flenn, B. Cook, G. Graham. Bow One-I. Gilbert, R. Burns, C. Edwards, W. Anthony, P. Barthel. B. Dentici, I. Guntrum, B. Elder, M. Atwood, N. Grafton, l. Colonna, F. Bowser. Home Room 347-Mr. Coven Top Row-B. Howard, W. Lan- ham, D. McCanna, V. Harold, G. Howe, C. Miller, Mr. Coven, P. Kerr, C. Maurice, I .McCur1e, F. Bowser L. Lape. Row Two--D. Lynds, P. McGinnis M. L. Kline, M. Morrow, P. Mills, M. Myers, R. Lloyd, R. lohnson, B. Mc- Elhinney, A. Kordes, H. Morrow, M. E. Larimer. Row One-I. Kammerdiener, E. Hankey, M. lanqham, R. lones, M. McAfoose, L. Hetrick, l. Hidinqer, G. Montqomery, I. Karrrs, B. lordarr, W. McKelvey, V. McDermott. Home Room 341-Miss Moore Top Row-T. Toy, Miss Moore, G Rossman, A. Woodward, I. Obade T. Reiqhard, G. Sample, W. Taylor H. Taback, P. Shaner, K. Stennett I. Smith, A. Stennett. Row Two-B. Rumbarqer, L. Ste- wart, G. Shaffer, M. Toy, G. Wilson l. Transue, P. Quinn, I. Myers, R Norton, E. M. Shilling, W. Perkinson R. Starr, T. Schall, M. l. Palumbo. Row One-S. Wickline, D. Rimel D. Slaqle, l. Smith, I. Mullins, G Schall, I. Selly, D. Reesman, B Woodall, M. Stewart, F. Sloop, K Wiles, R. Shafer, D. Weaver. f L Hutchinson, K. Lavely, Akins, I. Davis, I Top Bow-A. Bovard, B. Davis, K. Luke, D. Bailey, . . Emory, A. Harrold, I. Hays, A. Crawford, T. Conway, R. Mr. Best. Row Two-D. Cross, T. Beckwith, C. Linaherqer, D. Layton, I. Cypress, N. Holler, I. Kluqh, G. Essenwein, P, Lyle, B. Edwards, M. Gallagher, A. Bowser, R. Hutchinson, W. Churchill, R. Griffin. Row One-B. Hubbard, C. Carl, K. Mateer, W. Bleakney, C. Belles, H. Gray, I. Hough, I. Dowling, B. Graff, I. Hoover, B. Mateer, C. Loch, M. Cousins. 8U8lfLfA gm 8 Home Room 345-Mr. Best Home Room 338-Mrs. Lias Top Row-A. Thiesfeldt, N. Werner, M. Steinmetz, C. Walker, D. Yount, Mrs. Lias, R. W'alker, Ft. A. Starr, P. Steirn, B. Mechling. Row Three-B. Neal, B. Schrecenqost, L. Zeolla, P. Quinn, B. McCoy, W. Troutman, O. Shaul, P. Meade, N. White, C. Stennet, M. Nee, I. Myslewiecz, K. Bosenberger. Row Two--D. Stepp, V. Shannon, N. McConnell, I. Reiqhert, W. McElfresh, E Whitaker, I. Solacla, W. Murtland, I. McCanna, I. Myers, D. Yount. Mohney, B. Palumbo, D. Rife, G. Yakowonis, M. Moore, B nny, I. Srnith, G. Wiles. 53 I. Patton, . Bow One-K. Popson, I. Shay, M. Mclfllhe ' 2 Z! A E .ff ,- Z f ff T. i ,gig if -fi 5? Q' 1 if ,fi 7-E 5' ga 3 5--ua ,Z f E55 ii 55 E 2 vi Z fa F55 22 :fs Q-za x 355.5 'Si L-QI SI NANCY MC cf-1 T I CAUGHAIN ,L L+.. 4 MILES MILLIRON Head Coach New Bethlehem ..... Vlfashinqton Twp. Punxsutawney ' Freeport ........ Vanclerqrift . . Apollo ..... Arnold . . . Emlenton . . Ford City . . . ' Away THEODORE ROUND NICHOLAS CARLESI Faculty Manager Assistani Coach SAQJML O U ....2O ....27 ....l2 ...O ..6 ..O O 65 K.H.S K.H.S K.H.S K.H.S K.H.S K.H.S K.H.S K.H.S 20 38 7 7 20 7 25 52 U 176 Beverly Cunningham, Betsy Hellman, Rose Marie Hedqlin, Mary Lou Mclllwain, Ruth Shaffer Elaine Cone-ski, Sylvia Fleming, Betty Lou Shank 56 X X . XX x X. X 5 ,Q T X Fear-P. Mohriey, l, Painter, D. Butler, K. Lockhart, L. Melillo, H. Beckwith, R. Shepard, NV. Clever, K. Cable, D. Trudgen, C. Cox, M. Lukehart. 2nd Row-VV. Pfau, V. Fink, R. Olinger, I. Masters, E. Ze-llefrow, P. Graff, E. Sarachine, D. Serene, B. Bauer, VV. Luke, VV. Starr. lst Row-YT. Round, B. Chemelli, F, Crytzer, I. Young, E. Clever, I. Starr, M. Rite, W. Foster, W. McCaslin, C. Hoey, G. Krizmanich, I. Paul, M. Milliron, Coach. Front-T. Round, Ir. This season was quite a good one for K. H. S. The team went to a football Camp at Limestone where they remained for a week. They returned home and played their first game on September 8 with New Bethlehem. After Win- ning their first two games they traveled to Punxsutawney only to be defeated by the Groundhogs. The next game with the Freeport eleven was a defeat. These were the only defeats K.H.S. suffered this year. The team was made up of a group of boys who played together excep- tionally well. Quite a few of the boys were hurt this year, but they seemed to manage to play in every game. For winning the games, the credit all goes to the team, Mr. Milliron and Mr. Carlesi. 57 5 f , - I , H 35 L HWY . 'QQ 5 1-fn, if -.155 M J X 1 X v 'S ff 1 ' ff? fiiff ww K J f . 5 ' 5 , 1, i, U W zz- I ,, , A Q E V f 1 I 2 I! 5 R . ' . H f'1X.gX, 'T in fi? E , ' 3 i - 'f 1, X f F , :, . Ziff f 1 :f V 1 f m gl . k , 1 ' 'Aa F N V 'N' fit ,- A , .. Q 1: 5. V ,F in Q2 , V.: ky . 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HI ' - A-iwff O 'Y 2 addon, 5M .xo OG, cyl Q, -P' 01: 0 New f 0 510 df G4 3964 NNDQXQ4 04, oc.Y50a4Y N73 .56 awk 9 OUR SCHOOL FROM THE AIH uardify gddggfgdff STANDING: Theodore Round-Faculty Manager, Ioe Masters-Manager, Edward Sarachine, Fred Boylstein, Miles Milliron-Coach, Edward Soloski, Harold Hooks, Clyde Daugherty, Nick Carlesi-Assistant Coach. SEATED: Robert Bauer, Iarnes Young, Kenneth Mechlinq, William Foster, Fred Crytzer, Glen Stewart. SZAQJML ...Away.... ...Away Karns City . . . East Brady .,.. K.H.S .... . . . Home Leechbura . . K.H.S. .... .. . Home .... .... A pollo . . . . . K.H.S. . . . .... .... . . . Away .... .... L eechburq . . . . K.H.S .... . . . Home Vanderqrift . . . . K.H.S. . . .... .... . . . Away .... .... S haron . . . . . K.H.S K.H.S ...Home ...Home Karns City .... East Brady .... K.H.S .... .. . Away Har Brac ...... K.H.S .... . . . Away Apollo ..... . . . K.l-l.S .... Home New Kensington K.H.S ..,. ... Away Ford City ...... K.H.S K.I-l.S ...Away Away Butler ......... Arnold ...... K.H.S ..... . . . Away Vanderqritt . . . . KI-l.S .... . . . Home Har-Brac . . . . . . K.H.S .... . . . Home Freeport .... . . . K.H.S .... . . . Away New Kensington K.H.S K.H.S K.H.S K.H.S Home Home Horne ...Away 63 Ford City ..... Butler ......... Arnold .... Freeport . . . ey my F5 f H 5 , -Q14 X 34 H ifix 1 WS as is 59? is W ' My 'E 5532, 4 A f 4 ,. ,. 1 , 2 Q, if N' Rxyx X' ,gm if fi? , fffiif-if ' ':k'W iw 'E Im v 2 is new 5 wi' 4 - - W HMA .,, . , I I , Q- 5 5 f ,Y Siwgfigif-lflffklv M. ' bw ' ' f ' 7'k f R' 1. if? - gag s 1, , , A fs? Hi my-A Wy, M K lfmior lliamilfy gddggfgdf STANDING: Dick Van Sice, Lewis Grafton, Kenneth Parsley, Richard Howard, Robert DeLancey, Sam Shilling, Gerald Syloerts, Richard Feltinberger, Ianies Hoover, Mr. Carlesi, Coach. SEATED: Harry Duncan, Edward Fink, Tony Stillson, lohn Perry, Daniel Wiles, Charles Hill, George Taylor. FRONT: Darwin Weaver. lUNIOR VARSITY SCHEDULE K.H.S. Opp. 17 ...... Away ...... Karns City . .. 20 l7 ...... Away ...... East Brady .... 2 l ...... Home Leechlourg .... l6 ...... Home Apollo ,.............. l 4 ...... Away Leechburg ..... 3l ...... Home lntrarnural Team 8 ...... Home ...... Karns City ..... l7 ...... Home l2 ...... Away 2 8 ...... Away ...... l 2 ......Away ......Away 24 l8 ...... Horne 41 ...... Home 33 ......Away...... K.H.S. 28 ...... Horne ......Horne . . . . . .Home .,. . . .Horne ......Horne ......Away 19 37 27 l3 ...... Away l9 30 26 ...... Horne East Brady ..... Har-Brac ...... Rural Valley . .. Apollo ....... Dayton ........ Ken Hi ......... Cowanshannock ......Away ......Away...,. ......Hon'1e...... ......Horne..... ......Horne ......Home ....,.Away ......Horne...... . ..... Home 28 25 35 23 ...... Horne ..... l3 l8 30 ...... Home ...... l 7 ...... Away 29 ...... Away 38 ...... Away 'C. A. A. L, Tournament B SQUAD SCHEDULE Ford City ...... F. C. Holy Trinity Tulsa ................ F. C. Bull Dogs ........ F. C. Flashes Dayton ........ Dayton .............. Rural Valley ......... Cowanshannock ...... Cther sports in the lntra-mural program were Basketball, Foul Shooting, Wrestling, and 2 l ...... Away 27 ...... Away ...... l5 ...... Horne 32 ...... Horne 43 ...... Home . . . . . .Horne . . . . . .Home 35 28 ...... Horne 3l 24 ...... Horne Elderton . . . . Butler ...... Rural Valley l 5 l 3 l 7 ...... Away ...... Arnold ....... 35 24 . Har-Brac ...... Dayton ........ Freeport ....... Cowanshannock . Elderton ....... Butler ........ Arnold . . . Ford City . . . Freeport . . Elderton' . Dayton' . . Cowanshannock Elderton ...... Elderton ...... F. C. lndes .... F. C. St. Marys . Oak Ave. Flashe F. C. St. Mary's S Garrett's Run . . . Garrett's Run . .. Boxing. These sports were under Mr. Carlesi s supervision. HAROLD DUPPSTADT Coach Strawberry Shortcake Huckleberry Pie V -l-C-T-O-R-Y Are we in it? Well l guess Ask the kids from K. H. S. KITTANNING LOCOMOTIVE K-l-T-T-A-N-N-l-N-G K-l-T-TVA-N-N-I-N-G K-I-T-T-A-N-N-l-N-G KitTar1n4ing Zip Rah! Boom Rah! Rah! Rah! Team Standing: Beverly Cunningham, Elaine Coneski, Rose Marie l-ledglin, Betsy Heilman. Front: Mary Lou Mclllwain, Betty Lou Shank, Sylvia Fleming, Ruth Shaffer. Go Get'em Wildcats Go get'em Go Get'em Wildcats Go get'em Go Get'em Wildcats Go get'em Kittanning Yea! Red Yea! White Yea! Kittanning Fight! Fight! Fight! 2-4-6-8 'Whom do we appreciate? Team Team! Team! Yea, team, hold that line! Yea, team, hold that line! Yea, team, hold that line! l-lold that line, team! Kitty-Kithan Ka-nick-Ka-Nack Kitty-Kithan Ka-nick-Ka-Nack Oooooooh----Rah! Oooooooh---+-Rah! Team! RiD Rip! Rip! Hip Rip! Rip! Welcome -iw-+ Let's all clap 67 Vtfash 'em out: Wring 'em out: Hang 'em on the line We can beat ---l Any old time Ho Vtfildcats Fight Ho Wildcats Fight Red White Wildcats Fight Ho Wildcats Fight TE --'- AM TE ---- AM TE ---- AM Team! Team! 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SMITH MISS CLARA SULLIVAN MISS AGNES KENNEDY Faculty Adviser Accounts Art LITERARY, ART, ACCOUNTS. SALESMEN Top Row-'Billie Ann Wally, 'Jackie Iones, 'Sara Shafer, 'Lauretta Shoffner, 'Beatrice Schreck- enqost, 'Viola lohnson. Row Three-'Nancy Pollard, 'lean Crossett, 'Iohn Gillis, 'Boyd Fravel, 'lose-ph Lund, TNancy Woodrinq. Row Two-TMary Lou Rodgers, 1'Betty Lou Bowser, iBob Moniqomery, 'lNancy McCauqhan, Wil- liam Starr, Carl Snyder. Row One-lDoro1hy Reed, OWilliam Parker, Cloner Vensel, Ulohn Neurohr, DRose Gaqqini, oMary lane Beiter. 'Literary, iArt, Accounts, oSalesman, iSe-creiary DORIS IEAN HAWK MARCELLA GOWETSKI ROSEANNA MCKEEN Secretary Associate Editor Ediior SALESMEN Top Row-Lois Flick Robert McCoy, Margaret Zelletrow, Alta Heilrnan, Edwin Patrick, Eleanor Wilson. Row Three-Pat Westwood, Melvo Mclielvey, Dolores Baker, Evangeline Churchill, Lois Hindrnan, Helen Claypool. Row Two-Shirley Shuster, Lucile Mcllwain, Lina DeHout, lanet Myers, Gloria Bellas, Helen Lindernan. Row One-Mary lane Christy, lean White, Marian Kuhns, Lois Merqenthaler, Rita McGinley, Burton Apple. jlwfmf ozfmci Ewa! of .fgcfffuifiw Siandinqwllr. Russell Rudolph, Miss Clara Sullivan, Charles Schlemmer, Roberi Deiuancey, Fred Cryizer, Miss Iosephine VlIilSO1'1, Mr. Thomas Elgin. Seated- -Miss Sylvia Fleming, Mr. Clyde W. Cranmer, Supl., Miss Belly Shira, Dr. C. M. Lonq, Principal, Miss Peggy Eclcner. Rear-Hugh Hutchison, Relion Starr, Burton Apple, Ioe Kuhns, lames Plyler, Ray Walker. Middle-Ie-anne While, Millicent Bevinqton, Bonnie Bowser, Esther Filippi, Betty Lou Shank, Doris lean Hawk, Lucille Mclllwain. Bottom-Ellen Foster, Laura Montgomery, Ellen Iohns, William Ciaypoole, John Paul, Kiki Heilman, Eleanor Schaeffer, Carolyn Titzell, Advisor. Adviser-Carolyn Tiizel. 72 ri f. L Standing-Coleen McAfoose, Helen Ferkan, Dorothy Pfam, Lou lNhite, M. l. Myers, Miss Schlosser, Gloria Bellas. SeatedfBernice Geer, Mary Ann Ellenberqer, Lauretta Shoffner, Lois Merqenthaler, Ellen Poster. Adviser-A-Miss Schlosser, Miss Shatter. Rear-Harry Griffiths, Lois Anderson, Lois Bleakney. Row Three-Helen Baker, Charlotte Baum, Alice McCaslin, Verna Marshall, Helen Marshall, Mary E. Schaffer, June Kness, Nadine Iohns, Mary L. Gray, Opal Crissman, Louise Baker, Maxine Waine, lva I. Boyer, Row Two--Millicent Bevinqton, Lorraine Apple, Eleanor Valiquette, Doris Enterline, Barbara Camp- bell, Glee Montgomery, Caroline Iordan, Rachel Harmon, Pauline Soloski, Raeola Campbell. Row One-Rose Mary Gilbert, Leah Steim, lean Cross, Bonnie Bowser, Betty Iordan, Arlene Cochran, Eileen Shank, Pat Scanlon, Melha Anderson, lean Hill, Sponsor-Miss Mateer. 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' 1- , ,A wil, L, ag , K l ,113 7 M! h ,' veggie X W 'gems 3 4 V , 4 il V ' 7 f V- ji w KQQVIMQ-figgml QAiff:xgigiilsizlsselazs M .Mag-.ma .fdcfiuified Pre-Flight Club ROW One-Dolores Sample, lack Sut- ton, Neal Morgan, Iohn Wyant, Ken- neth Rosenberg, Ralph Grafton, Ivan Gross, Albert Young, Howard Hamp- ton, lack Pozutto, Alda Rupp. Mr. Hutchison-Sponsor Future Farmers of America Top Row-William Bundy, Clar- ence Cornish, Theodore Shultze, George Hawk, lames Slagle, Charles Smith, Robert lack, Gordon Taylor, Paul Zellefrow, Iarnes Colwell. How One-Lester Kernery, Clar- ence Dunmire, Ralph Woodside, Ward McKinley, Robert Rosenberger, lohn Solak, Earl Lightner, Lloyd Wolfe, Mr. Strong. Mr. Strong-Sponsor Art Club Top Rowflfrances Rite, Bonnie Hi- willer, Mary Ellen Gallagher, lean Piper, Barbara Stivason, Marian Thompson, Ioanne White, Annabelle Hilliard, Mary Palas, Margie Morris, Mrs. Suckling. Row One-Yovone Lias, Shirley Corbett, Carol Mitchell, Ruth Lieb- man, Ioan Bovard, Adele McCauley, Lois King, Esther Early, Frances Finesod. Mrs. Suckling-Sponsor .xgcfiuified Photography Club Rear-Mr. Bound, Georae Boyl- stetn, loy Martin, David Pryde, Bur- ton Apple, George Phillips, Bill Myers, Howard Hampton, Roy South- worth, George Crossett. Pront4Gealy Wallwork, lohn Cox, Lewis Pollock, Bill Dowling, Dick Leister, lim Gallagher, Mary A. Bellas. Adviser-Mr. Round Commercial-Shorthand Club Bear-Margie Slaqle, Doris lean Hawk, Collene Pitner, Marcella Go- wetski, Imogene Starr, Clara Ficht- horn, Ethel Rhea. Rose Gaqqini, Rosanna McKeen, Eleanor Wilson, Ruby Yount. Row Two-Teresa Bruno, Velma Gaqqini, Genevie Lytle, Vera Hooks, Margaret Mauthe, Wilda Williard, Mary Smail, Arlene George, Nancy Bowser, Dorothy Reed, Martha Gav- ran, Ioy Montgomery, Mrs. Burns. Row One-lean Rumbarqer, Paul' ine Lipser, Marcie Bish, losephine Abate, Roxann Miller, Melva McKel- Vey, Thelma Cerutte, Ianet Mills, lanet Valiquette, Delores Mechlinq, Mary Vfisniewski, Lee Ann Carl. Adviser-Mrs. Madge Bums Visual Education Top Row-loseph Stahlman, lames Relaolt, lack I-looks, Fred lohns, George Capone, William Kalb, Iames Plyler, Kenneth Rosenberg, William Piau, Dean Bennett, lvan Gross, lack Scaite, larnes Wray. Row One-Iohn Crissrnan, Ben Swartz, Clarence I-laberrnan, Leland Hufihand, lohn Salak, lack Sutton, Charles Snyder, Lloyd Wolfe, Louis Pollock, Victor Gerano, Merle Gray, William Myers, Paul Williams. Adviser-Mr. Winter ,365 ig 1 , url I X, ,A ,X , Q , ,L , , iii' , ,. , 1 3,5 5 , Jag, Q 77 . 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Mcln- tire, B. Iaclc, M. I. Myers, M. VCIF1 Dyke, L. Montgomey, P. Tate, D. Hoover, B. Williams, l... McGann, A. Smith, H. Kozicki, M. Freeman, D. McMillen. Row Three-I. Shankle, P. Scan- lon, B. I. French, R. lamison, I. Salak, I. Williams, I. Slagle, D. Shannon, G. Ramsey, M. A. Ellenberger, P. Hepler, C. McAtoose, L. Fyock, S. M. Shirley, R. M. Henry. Row Two-I. Scaite, I. Wray, K. Hileman, P. Fink, D. Hindman, C. Iohnson, E. Kline, T. Stillson, V. Bro- cious, R. Bierer, G. Martucci, R. Campbell. Row One-I. Rebolt, M. Gray, R. Enterline, V. Gerano, F. Iolms, I. McDermott, I. Pozutto, C. Daugherty. Sponsor-Mr. Winter Senior Play Ushers and Doormen Standing-Ruthann McCauley, Bill Claypoole, Roger Olinger, Clarence Cornish, lim Plyler, Dora Montebell. Seated-Margaret Leinweiber, Car- olyn Terasi, Patricia Bruce, Clara- bell Harter, Ellen Foster, Millicent Bevington. RIFLE CLUB Members-G. Howe, H. Griffith, W. Karnrnerdiener, I. Lindeman, H. Dim' mitt, I. Steftey, D, Slagle, L. But- ler, D. Booher, C. Baker, D. Boarts, D. Bishop, W. Cox, A. Crissman, M. B. Croyle, A. Davis, D. Flick, I. Wilson, H. Walls, K. Wolfe, I. Wy- ant, G. Wagner, G. Van Dine, I. Toy, L. Schrecengost, I. Schrecen- gost, D. Slagle, T. Smith, A. Swast, D, Sutton, P. Reed, H. Saulsgiver, C. Rosenberger, R. Resinger, G. Rimel, l. Palermo, P. Patton, I. McMillen, K. Mclntyre, G. McElroy, E. McNutt, T. Miller, W. Morrison, T. Myers, R. Myers, B. Moore, H. Leavens, H. Long, C. Lytle, K. Lasher, R. Kunsel- man, D. Hindman, D. Hankinson, GI Hall, W. Gerano, C. Gillis, D. George, I. George, B. Greenawalt, C. Schreckengost, C. Shultz, T. Dun- rnire, R. MacDonald, W. Kuhn, C. F. Schrecengost, F. Black, R. Smith, C. Calhoun, G. Traister, W. Clever, C. Crissman, B. Cornba, H. E. Dun- can, R. Enterline, M. Gray, I. Gal- laher, H. Hetrick, D. Heinen, H. Hutchison, H. Hull, W. Hill, R. Heil- man, C. Iohnson, R. Klingensmith R. Loerch, R. Miller, D. Pryde, R. Southworth, H. Smith, W. Serene, G. Shenk, I. Bonner, C. Best, W. Betti, I. Barrett, W. Anthony, L. Grafton. Sponsor-Mr. Duncan F MARKET STREET FROM THE BRIDGE 85 C4 77 endow WA? M6456 Vickie Roberts George Roberts Mr. Dunne ...... Blanche ...... Mr. Noonas . . Mrs. Dunne . . . Amy ......... S lfc Cootes .. S lfc Carter.. Karen ........ Sandra ..... Greta ........ Taxi driver ..... Ray Hackett . . Mr. Corless . . . Mrs. Frye .... Mr. Hatch .... Mrs. Corless .. PLAY CAST . Peg Zellefrow George Snyder . . . . . Miles Brunt Gail McGeary . Iohn Neurohr . Mary Calano Helyn Hoover . . lack Rhodes ..... Dick Hill . . . Betty Shira . lean Crossett .. Nancy McCaughan . . . . . . Ed Zellefrow Lauretta Shoffner Iohn Kalb Doris Hawk William Parker . . . . . . Sara Shafer PLACE: The Roberts' apartment in suburban New York Ellen T. Licxs-Drumuiic's Coach TIME: September, 1942 l SCENES Act One: Saturday afternoon Act Two: Sunday morning Act Three: Monday morning Standing-William Parker, Edward Zellefrow, Mary Calano, Iohn Neurohr, Helen Hoover, Peg Zellefrow, Doris lean Hawk, George Snyder, lim Elliott, lohn Kalb. Gail McGeary, Seated-Lauretta Shoffner, lack Rhodes, Betty Shira, Richard Hill, lean Crossett, Nancy McCaughan, Miles Brunt, Sara Shafer. 88 endow IOL? cameo The Invention lack Norton, John Kalb, Iames Elliott, Vernon Lomison, Vlilliam Clever. Play Scene Georqe Snyder, Margaret Zelle- lI'O'.'f, Helyn Hoover, Lauretta Shoft- ner, Mary Calano, Doris lean Hawk, Nancy McCauql'1an. Play Scene Standing-Miles Brunt, Mary Ca- lano, Nancy lVIcCauql'1an, lohn Neu- rolir, lohn Kalb. Seated-Richard Hill, lack Rhodes George Snyder, Sara Shafer. Stage Crew and Helpers Standing-Rita Dosch, Pat West- wood, Bill Clever, Dan Boylstein Dan Painter, lim Elliot, laclcie lones Donna Kirkwood. Seated-Pea Parker, lack Norton Vernon Lamieson, Jane Slater. f ., 2, 4 S , my M VM ,fy fgs,f ,ii 'mf 2 :N Y ew rs, umm, w ,gff Q.-5 ' - 3 viii' 5 A , i11'flff ff? 'gf:Q , Q Q 5' 5 'G' ,,, ,445 N va? ' . ,gb Pl'l:g'. We-' in s . if E- ' wg. N 3 5 41 swag? W ,gt 4.3, 2 rs fm my W, f-t V? s ff ..-W 'El 1, 1 s ' f ,Z mimi ,. f fwe. .F- L. J JZ W 'fmr . . .1 , H43 .zu :mx 54 25 U 2: ,M , ,y ,ffm a:w,1,.,! m U 'gZ'if.,lf , , ,,L,,L, if ,,,. '3 Um M n. 9 5 NSS 2 4? 1- aw...-:-:.,,Y +R X-ffm pp-.. N fa... Q as .,..,..w-ML g 5 if . 2 Q fi- 3 123539: 0 F ' fi -5 ,,L, 3 . , .Q fy, M4-Qi-4,31 f Ezi VV.,.,. , N Wm SQQPPQ 94 wr 5 x f jAen anal! Wow Row Iecm 'White lcmet Myers Lois Lorrko Alta Heilmcm Row Lois Hindman Loumve and Iune Duncan Elizcbelh Monfredi Marie Rimel Row 97 Isabelle Pupricik Lino DeHou1 Marjorie Siczrk Rose Rybiski Row Doris lean Hawk Evangeline Churchill Lorraine Schreckenqost Shirley Shusler 62061515 Upon departing from K. H. S. the members of the Class of '45 wish to pass to our less fortunate underclassmen the following: Charlie leaves his dancing ability to Whitey. Bob leaves his women to anyone who is in despair. George leaves his deep actor's voice to Lou M. Shank regretfully leaves her cheer- ing bounce to Sylvia. Lauretta leaves her originality to Ianet . McCaughan leaves in search of 4-F's. Burton leaves his camera to Hampton. Pollock leaves his ingenuity to Ivan. Hill leaves his corny remarks to Bill Flick. Starr wills his cheerleader to next year's team. Skinner goes--with Wally, as usual! l Martha departs for New Bethlehem. loe and Miles have decided to take their brains with them. Iohnny passes-his height on to Ioe Kuhn. Mary lean leaves only a sign, Men Wanted . Vic wills professional football with sad adieu to Fred. Pinky leaves his pastimes to the next ladies man. Crossett bequeaths her flightiness to Mary Lou. Cunningham leaves for the Navy. No one is Worthy of Christy's true sin- cerity. Paul wills a series of winks in mem- ory of the Iunior girls. Betty Lou leaves several curves to Elaine. Mary Ruth goes to meet Hog. Rusty leaves the women, ain't that a howl? Mal leaves his chummy personality to lim M. Frances leaves the Iunior girls to do her flirting. leanne and Schlemmer clear the halls to make room for Lou and Evelyn. Ianet leaves her figure to Norma lean. Ginny leaves her wit, thinking she can make out better without it. Hare leaves Hap to care for unfin- ished business. Kalb wills Ben his golden locks. Vi leaves to join the line gang. Pat and Elliot leave for the park. Doris and Arlene begrudgingly will Detention Hall. Greenie leaves his squibbs for next year's pep rallies. Dave bequeaths his thumb to Iim. layne leaves her sister to carry on family tradition. Shira takes her tall stories to the fire- trap with her. Sample leaves large scale hookey playing to Pete G. Parker leaves, slacks and all. Teto, Hare, Eugene, and Wandrum go of-f to win the War. George leaves Mary Lou. ls this unusual? Merk leaves Pete. Wonder if it's' final this time? Iackie bids farewell to the May Court. Hawk leaves her f'?l Cousins. Sadie is taking her sweet disposition with her. Grant leaves his rnottofnever say How do you do , simply say, l love you. l if gs z R I :fi V595 VV -.- up . ,LM ,A S VY Wlwm en was wmv 6 W 2 V 'Sm Q uw, mm 1 ...K . 2 , ,f X , My 7 A r ' -ry- ' 'mx I f'-Qs 11 ' i --Q... 5 -how depressed the Seniors looked when they got th W f gffwf' ci-Z0l g8 -when lackie was crowned May Queen? -the outdoor Commencement exercises? -how much fun we had with substitute teachers? -our many expenses were paid during our Senior year? -your first day spent in the office? ff? -the troubles we had the following day after an unexcusable absence. -Miss Painter's favorite expression, Absent today. ? the exciting Kittanning-Ford City football game? -the fun we had after our parties? -our boys who left K. H. S. for the armed forces? -how empty the school was the first day of hunting season? -Mr. Smith's unconquerable attitude toward our yearbook? -Mr. Rote's method of teaching a subject? -when we were green, green Freshmen? -the Friday night dances? -our life at Paul's? -the fight at the Ken-High basketball game? -Blaney's Model T? Weedy Parker and his little winged friends? -Miss Wa1ter's French classes? -our l944 Football team? eir -how much we owe our class advisors? -the day Miss Steinmate's home room didn't have 100017. -the rush to leave the school building-fire drill. Iohn Kalb and his sales talks for Tip Top Pound Cake? -how sore Mr. Milliron was after losing a ball game? -how nervous you were the first day you played hooky? -how gloomy we were on report day? -how energetic every one was when a new bond drive st -how Mr, Laing helped the Seniors with their many troubles -the English classes' escapades in the big city of Pittsburgh -Nancy Kelly's and Preston Foster's visit to our school? -Mal's versions of Hamlet and Macbeth? the time they put the spot-light on the Kats' Kaye? -the day Dr. Long made our New Year's resolutions? -the day Lois Flick entertained us with her Boogie Woog -Mr Duppstadt's everlasting patroling the halls? -our long search for wild flowers as Biology students? -the day none of the busses came because of the great snow the fun we had at our Sophomore party? -the first day of high school? -the quiet air raid drills we used to have? -the last days of high school? -When Preston Foster kissed Lauretta? 100 proofs? arted? ? ? ie numbers? fall? E r L E Ee, N fr? W Q - ,J , . SIT' L X4 M ,f.. f M sm-fr W .9 Aww .Q gsm. , ,awww ,am 'Q ,ww 1 'kick laid m aww Qi' 53 if ,N ,M wwf' aw W ' '51 .Mm ,- 9? S Z? wi 'iv Q g ?Z, 3. S ,F X , F Jin af, xg w, K i 3 102 we .QJQGLK ,Sardar og ,JQ!cwe...' George Snyder's .. Bill Starr's ........ lack Rhodes's ........ George Krizrnanich's Dan Painter's ...... Torn Blaney's . . . lim Rudolph's .... Robert Schall's . .. lim Elliott's ..... Bruce Williams' . . . loe Pollock's ....... Pinkie Mechling's . . Iohn Kalb's ...... . . . Personality Athletic Ability Pep Build . . . . Disposition . . . . Nonchalance . . . Eye Lashes Voice . . . Hair Teeth . . School Spirit . . Gracefulness Clothes jie .ycfeaf Snior ir Jgaue... Lorraine Serene's . . . Virginia Toy's .... Betty L. Shank's .... Martha Gavran's . . . Lucile MclllWain's .... Betty L. Bowser's . .. Ianet Vensel's .... Nancy Woodring's . . . . . . Lois l3'lick's ....... Ioyce Bowers' .. Helyn l-Ioover's . . . Sara Shater's . . . Shirley Bonnett's . . . Bea Schrecengost's . .. . . . . Personality . . . . .. Clothes . . . . . Pep . . . Hair . . Eyes . . . . . . Figure . . . Complexion Singing Ability . . . . . . Neatness Teeth Style Sense of Humor Poise . . .. Smile The Climax ............ Goodnight Sweetheart .... The Great Moment Gypsy Wildcat ..... l Love a Soldier ...... The lmpatient Years ln Society ........ .... Ianie ....... ..... Mademoiselle Fiti . . . Marine Raiders ....... . ......... ouie Quiew . . Report Card Day . . . . lim to Shirley . . . . . . Graduation . . . Mitzi Krizmanich . . . . Who doesn't? ... 1941-1945 . . . . . . Lauretta Betty Shira ...................MissFou1is Our Hearts Were Young and Gay . . . . . . . . . . Casanova Brown ...... ...... . . . Wilson ........... The Master Race ........ That's My Baby ............ When lrish Eyes Are Smiling My Pal Wolf .............. Babes on Swing Street .... The Very Thought of You . . Music for Millions ........ Bring on the Girls ...,.. Since You Went Away ..... The Horn Blows at Midnight Once Upon a Time .......... Heavenly Days . . . l'll Be Seeing You . . . Together Again . . . Navy Way ..... Stars on Parade . . . Step Lively .......... And the Angel's Sing . . . Going My Way ...... Black Magic ....... Christmas Holiday ....... Days of Glory ............. Hail the Conquering Hero . . Sensations of 1945 ......... For Whom the Bell Tolls .... Pin-up Girl ............ Lady in the Dark . .. The Conspirators . . . . . . . lack Wandrum G lim Shirley Senior Class ..... lim Shook . . . Miss losephine . . . The Democrats . . . lack to Billie Ann . . . . . Miss Sullivan lean Crossett, Slater, McCaughan . . ................. Vi and lim . . . Senior Orchestra Mr. Coven . . . lackie and Bob . . . . . lack Skinner . . . we were Freshmen Vacation .............attheKat'sKave . . . . . . . A. . George and Mary Lou . .. Eugene Shirley and Larry Elgin SeniorPlay 104 here comes Dr. Long Chorus . . . . Mr. Duppstadt Mr. Baker Dec. 21 to Ian. 2 . . . . Football Season lohn Paul Class of 1945 High School Students Kiki Ginnie Toy Faculty amor 9lf'50lfLOL 5525 MOST POPULAR Iohn Paul lcrckie Iones BEST DANCERS WITTIEST Charles Hoey lecm Crossett . Dick Hill Betty Shlrcr MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Ll Miles Brunt Nancy Pollard l O5 agpaofggfaf Quiew Tramp, Tramp, Tramp l'm Iust a Iitterbug ..... I Still Remember You .. ..... .. . . . . Senior Class . . . lean Crossett Vic to Peg There Are Such Things .... Shirley Pryor and lim Rudolph lf lt Rains, Who Cares . . . l've Got a Man ......... Hilltop Rendezvous . . . Touch of Texas . .. Remember .,.... Paradise Valley .............. You Are Always in My Heart . For He's a Iolly Good Fellow .... I Found Myself Another Baby .... l'll Walk Alone .............. You Gotta Be a Football Hero . Afraid of Love ........,...... lust a Little Ioint with a Jukebox Organ Grinder Pete .......... Till Then .................... Keep The Homefires Burning . . . Twilight Time ............. The Dream-Weaver .. Two in Love ...... No Time For Love ............ Come Out Wherever You Are? ........ Pauls Apollo Game . . . Shira and Bowers . . . . Gobler's Knob . . . . . . . . Wayne Guthrie . Seniors' First Law Test Silvis Hollow .. .. George and Mary Lou Mr. Round Vic Fink . . . . Dolores Baker . . . . Iohn Paul . . . . lohn Gillis . . . . lim Simpson . . . Martha Gavran Seniors . . . After the Games . . . . . Boyd Fravel Iackie and Bob . . . Assemblies . . .... Ioe Lund As Long As There's Music ................... Miss Iones Three Blind Mice ........ Greenwalt, Morrow, and Fravel And Then You Kissed Me .................. Alyce Round You Great Big Beautiful Doll .... Betty Lou Bowser There's a Village in the Valley ....... ...... M anorville How Many Hearts Have You Broken? ........ Miles Brunt ln The Still Of The Night .............. A KHS Wolt???? Bell Bottom Trousers .................... Eugene Shirley, Red Wandrum, Larry Elgin, and William Hare Small Fry ................. Dorothy Smith-Dick Cousins Magic Lover ..... ....... l'll Be Seizing You .... John Starr .. A Wolf's Theme Song Flat Foot Floogy .... .................. B ob McCoy lt Must Be Love .. . .. . Chuck McCullough and Tootie Together ........... .... P at Westwood and Iim Elliott Singing in the Rain ....... ...... Dan Painter and Lauretta You're Easy to Dance With ........... Charles Hoey Embraceable You ...................,....... Bob Slagle My Buddy ...... Nancy Woodring and lean White I'll Get By ................ a Senior's Wish G. I. Give . . . Rusty Rhodes ls You ls, Or ls You Ain't My Baby .... ....... D ick Hill . I Pistol Packin Mamma .... ................ M ary Calano lt Had To Be, You .... Marines Hymn ...... Swinging on a Star .... I'll Be Seeing You .. .. . Malcolm and Bobbie . . . Nancy and Iirnmie . . . . . Bobbie McGeary Mr. Long Shoo-Shoo-Baby ................. ....... M iss Sullivan Don't Get Around Much Anymore . . . . Since Gas Rationing There'll Be a Iubilee ........ Kittanning vs. Ford City High Always ........... . . . . . . Christy and Lindeman Friendship .............. ....... L ucy and Rosanna Long Ago and Far Away ....... T. D. Boogie Woogie . . . You'll Be Sorry .... l.et's Get Lost? .. Blue Moon ............... ln My Merry Oldsmobile .... .. Open Up That Door? ..... Y . . . Flirty Gertie from Bizertie . .. Men of lron ................... Sat. Night's The Loneliest Night What a Day ....,.. , ..... It's The Talk ot the Town .... l'm Making Believe ....... Stardust ...................... Don't Carry Tales out of School? Love and Learn .............,. Pretty Kitty Blue Eyes Two Heavens ................. . Saturday Night W. A. D. tWithout a Date? Lois Flick Marcella Gowetski Senior Girls in Pittsburgh Election Day . . . . . . Irma McCafterty Miss Foulis to Home Room . . . . . . . . . fGral-vel Gertie . . . . 1 V. . . Football Team in the Week Tom to Hawkie . . . . . . Grade Period .. Skinner and Wally . . . . . . Grant Hetrick Verne Ditty . . . . Beverly Cunningham . . . . . . Kelly Lockhart . .. Ianet Vensel 301 and 307 Her Golden Hair Was Hanging Down Her Back Sara Shafer A Lovely Way to Spend an Evening .... Sr. Play Practice Cut, Cut, Cut, Get a Haircut .... The Day After Forever ...... A Kiss to Remember .... No Love, No Nothing Don't Fence Me ln? ............ . . . ...... Mr. Baker . . . . . . . Saturdays .. . Preston Foster's Bill Starr . . . . . . . . Esther Frederick These Foolish Things ..... Chewing Gum and Book Reports Somewhere, Sometime, Somehow? ........ ., Marie Rimel What Good is Love? ............ ........ B ill Hare Miracles Do Happen . .. The Bashful Lover ....... I Want a New Romance . . . ln the Navy ............ The Two of Us . . . . Extra Assembly Elmer Smith .. Eileen Mohney . . . . Anna Hetrick . . . . Ruth and Rita I a JGA-AGN-We 8If'6L!6ll WANTED: To know why Mal goes to Manorville nearly every night? FOR SALE: Two sailors. Beverly rated three on one date. FOR HIRE: A car to take Greenie to Ford City. tThe traitor? WANTED: To know why De Hout specializes in Apples. FOR SALE: Mary CaIano's hosiery. She ruined three pairs in the Senior Play. WANTED: A man--tall, dark, and handsome. Clean Cros- settl FOR RENT: The corner George and Mary Lou used this year. WANTED: Someone to find Gravel Gertie . FOR SALE: Excuses-Boyd Fravel has a complete collec- tion. FOR HIRE: A hay wagon-Shira has no use for it since she has her one and only from Butler. FOR SALE: Books on love and how to say Good-night.- Iean White and Chuck Schlemmer. WAITED: To know what there is about Heathen's Haven that attracts everyone on Thursday, Activities Period-131. WANTED: To know where Bob Slagle's love interest lies? WANTED: A way to get Simpson here more often.-Iones pays good money. WANTED: A man-Martha is awfully lonesome.-Vic just can't take Grant's place. WANTED: To know if Lund is really in love with Sheets. FOR SALE: Miss Sullivan's and Miss Douglas's home rooms. WANTED: To know why Mary lane and some red-headed boy were walking down the middle of Water Street? FOR HIRE: Someone to help Merkie make up her mind whether she wants George or Pete. WANTED: Someone to tell us what Weedie is really think- ing. FOR RENT: Room 305-the Lost Chord was found in the McCain home. FOR SALE: Miss Foulis's 3rd year French Class FOR SALE: Setton's laugh-She's so quiet since Abe has gone. ' WANTED: A place for teachers to go during assembly. FOR SALE: A book on how to make love.-Vi lohnson. WANTED: To know if it's love between Flick and Hare. WANTED: Someone to get rid of Hamlet and Macbeth. FOR SALE: Soldiers and sailors addresses.-See Helen Hankey. WANTED: An alarm clock-Doris manages to visit school occasionally. FOR HIRE: Cupid's helper-Arlene would like to get a man. LOST: All of the Seniors' minds. How did we ever man- age to graduate? WANTED:To know why leanne Freeman is so interested in Kiski? FOR SALE:A book on how to get good grades.-Nancy Pollard. WANTED:To know if Hawk will ever get a man. FOR SALE: Paul's-hardly anyone goes there since the KAVE opened. WANTED: To know what Hoover's nickname is? FOR HIRE: Someone to find out if Ianet just loves Bill or the car. WANTED: To know why Slater isn't seen so much any more. IWANTED: Ideas on how to get a man.-Any Senior girl. WANTED: To know why they call Iohn Starr- Bubbles . VVANTED: Scme new law books.-Some have disappeared from Room 209. 661, Llflflgdlf' SEPTEMBER School opens for one more year. As usual the Freshmen look a wee bit lost. Dig deep everybody-Assembly dues are payable anytime during this week. Seniors-be sure to check credits now- you don't have another year. Pep rally and football game!! Happy day!!! Kittanning l3-Washington Twp. 0. Who was the boy from Miss Painter's Home Room that put a so-called auto bomb in her car. Couldn't be Dean Bennett, could it? Dr. Wyant has his familiar black bag with him. That means getting out of a class for examinations. Nominations in today for class officers. Mr. Duppstadt has finally put a stop to pep rallies. We seem to have no pep. lf we had peppier cheers, maybe we would!! Mr. Mathes is deserting us-we'll miss him not calling us to the attendance office -huh kids!!! Why doesn't Mr. Duppstadt insist on changing the rules of going upstairs and downstairs. We are all quite bewildered -including the teachers. Miss Clever has taken over the girls' gym. Weekly sing has started again. Religious Education classes today. Hey! Seniors!! Lay off the freshmen. But l can see your point-initiation is fun!! Ed and Lolly have the overhead passage -Sue and Pinky the front of the building- where can the rest of us have some ro- mantic privacy?? Mr. Smith selected- the Kit-han-ne Staff to-day. ' Miss Foulis is teaching French this year and to Iean Crossett's point of View-she sees a brilliant 5 looming her way. OCTOBER First Senior Class meeting of the year this afternoon. lt's hard to believe this is really our last year in good old K. H. S. Flash!! Have you seen the super paint iob CRed, White, and Blue! that Tom Blaney has done on his l945 DELUXE CADIL- LAC ! How could you miss it? Question of the day: Have you made your appointment to have your Senior picture taken? Senior Play try-outs tonight. Come on Seniors, 1et's get up there, and make this play Win better than lame if possible. Who was the soldier Ianet Valiquette was with at the game on Friday night? Hold- ing out on us, Ianet???? Seniors: Get your credits checked this week, just in case you don't have those necessary C32!. ' W School just until 10:30 today. Didyou hear us complaining? ' ' ' . Kittanning 7, Apollo 0. We've really got a team this year. l6. School until 4:00 from now on. How can We stand it!! Yearbook sales drive opens. 17. Mr. Baker came back today. Welcome back, Mr. Baker!! 20. All the Senior girls are running around with their hair up. You guessed it, class pictures are being taken. 23. George Krizmanich and Iohn Paul are really campaigning for Student Council officers-You should hear their slogan!! 25. lf you heard rather frightening noises com- ing from the auditorium this activities per- iod, don't be frightened. The whole foot- ball team went out for Chorus. 27. Game at home tonight with KHS really walloping Emlenton 52-0. Yearbook sales drive closed. 1225 year- books ordered. NOVEMBER l. Did half the student body Cmeaning fel- lows! think today was Saturday-Oh, par- don, we forgot-today is the first day of hunting season. 3. Warning to all Servicemen!!! Hang on to to your T-Shirts. Since a T-Shirt and a sweater is the latest thing with K. H. S. girls, don't say we didn't tell you if you are minus a couple when you go back from your leave!!! 5. Assembly today. Have you noticed how quiet assemblies are this year Without Hoey, Krizmanich, and Starr doing a little harmonizing . lf you want to hear some- thing solid, ask Charlie and Iohn to render Beautiful Brown Eyes -with Bill Foster. 7. Election Day. The Republicans won in the high school, although that was about the only place. 8. Some of the Seniors took a trip to Pitts- burgh today to see Othello. From what everyone says, they had to end the play because there was no one else left to kill. We wonder if the kids missed the 6:00 train because the play Wasn't over, or---- ll. Armistice Day, and this year K. H. S. held Ford City to a 0-0 game. We think the stu- dent body Was almost as tired as the team after the game was over, it was so excit- ing. Watch out next year Ford City! 14. Blue Monday!! Report cards today, and that old familiar saying, l'm really going to work the next nine weeks.-We wonder. 16-17. Senior Play. For once the Senior Play was given on schedule which is really something. Vickie was swell, try and beat it, Iuniors!!!! l8. Opening of Youth Recreation Center, bet- ter known as Kats' Kave , tonight. We've really got something nice now. Let's stick with it! CL LlfL6!6Ll 19. Did anyone see the robot bomb Mr. Scholl was telling us about? 20. Already we miss the weekly football games, but cheer up kids basketball sea- son starts the first of December. 22. 'Those Iuniors certainly know how to put over a dance. Thanks, Iuniors, for the Pilgrims' Prom . We had a swell time!! 23-27. Thanksgiving Vacation. How was that turkey or did you have chicken? Wasn't it wonderful to Wake up Friday morning, roll over and go back to sleep? All-Star game at Vandergrift on Thanksgiving. With the able help of some of K. H. S. boys, the All-Stars won. 'Rayl !! 28. Have you seen the latest thing in fashion- a necktie, tied around your head, and and hanging down on the side of your face. With those neckties, fellows, what will girls think of next???? DECEMBER 1. First basketball game a Karns City to- night. We lost, too bad, fellows better luck next time. 4. Reverend Morgan: Who is Father Divine? Pinky Mechling: Andy's brother. 5. Why doesn't someone heat this building? We realize it's cold outside, but can't we have a little heat in here? 6. Game at East Brady. We lost 37-31. Come on, boys, let's get out of this rut. 7. Third anniversary of Pearl Harbor. Get your Christmas shopping done early, if there is anything to buy. War Bonds might help. 8. Senior Class meeting. They seemed more like last year's, with everyone talking at once and no one getting anywhere. 10. Snow, snow, and more snow!!! ll. More snow! This is fun! We come to school, Walk into home room, turn around, and walk out. 12. We wish there were snow every day in the year. No classes all week, only as- sembly. 13. Rumor has it that Mr. Laing is leaving us after Christmas vacation. If true, We'll miss you, Mr. Laing. 14. Never knew there were so many kids that were CRAZY to shovel snow. 17. At last, some of the buses got through. Kids on the bus look like snowmen. IANUARY 2. Everybody looks a little for the Worse. . Could it be because of the fact that school has reopened. Oh, no lt COULDN'T be that? 3. The first song session after the holiday. Boy, am l hoarse! 4. Have you started buying your Defense Stamps? You better, if you want this war to be over as soon as possible. Har-Brack vs. Kittanning. Need I say more! ! ! Kittanning vs. Rural Valley. Guess again? Do we really have a team? Kittanning vs. Apollo. Kittanning vs. Dayton. We can't win EVERY time! Kittanning vs. Ken Hi. No fights THIS year, but we were defeated. Seniors are looking worried. First sem- ester is near the end! Kittanning vs. Ford City. Close but ------- . Teachers are getting scarcer. Maybe school will close. Ah-h! Kittanning vs. Elderton. Here's hoping we beat them the next time. Snow! Snow! Snow! Even the buses can't get through. No snowballs, please! Did you realize kids-only about 20 more weeks until the end of school. Kittanning vs. Arnold. Come on boys- try harder! Kat's Kave seems to be prospering. It seems to go over well with the younger clientel. Teachers are complaining about absences. l guess you're supposed to come even if your foot is half in the grave. Has everybody handed in their pictures to Mr. Smith? Please! We need them. You can see a change in ye OLDE school already. Dr. Long is clamping down, but nobody seems to dislike it. Kittanning vs. Vandergrift. There Goes That Song Again . Seniors are busy exchanging name cards and pictures. Oh Boy!! Does it feel good to know you're really a Senior!! FEBRUARY Weedie Parker and Ioe Pollock left for institutions of higher learning. Good luck, kids! Har-Brack vs. Kittanning. Sorry kids you didn't make it, but there is always a next time. Kittanning vs. Dayton. Good game but- Kittanning vs. Freeport. Defeated again!! Miss Painter has decided that the fourth period is too dumb or they just don't want to learn. Mr. Baker has given up hope for his chem- istry classes. New Kensington vs. Kittan- ning. Let's hide for a while. The boys really did try. Kittanninq vs. Elderton. Ah-h-h yes!! We'll win soon. Kittanning vs. Ford City. What a game! No fights, thrilling from beginning to end, but our luck doesn't seem to run in the right places. You know, it's more fun eating goodies in Religious Education class, isn't it McGeary? Kittanning vs. Butler. T'was our fatal day again. ' , 66LLlfL6!6Ll Poor Bea loves her chewinq QUII1 but Miss Foulis seems to love it much better in the basket. lt takes all the ioy out of life. Will this snow ever cease? Poor Miss Titzell. She runs herself ragged trying to keep her room warm. V Boys on the football and basketball teams are sporting their long-wanted sweaters. Pretty, aren't they girls? Rehearsals for Iunior Miss are still con- tinuing and we hear good reports. MARCH lunior Play. Junior Miss . Nice going, luniors! lt was really a swell play. Do you think We'll have a flood? That's one Way to get out of school for a couple days, but what a way! Assembly. Activities Period. Anyone in- terested in affairs of Russia, see Iohn Kalb. Varsity won last night 36-23. 'Atta way to go, boys! I l Maybe Miley's broken toe had something to do with it. Assembly. From 'today on I think We'll all like Indians a lot more and maybe We'll keep a few of our manners with us, too!!! Shamrock Swing. Thanks, Sophomores for a swell time. Greenie's Ten is really solid, huh? Assembly! lim Ford has added a new character to Hamlet . It is Geraldine. Why, lim, what would Mr. Shakespeare say? Who was the brave soul who set off the firecracker in Mr. McConnell's homeroom! Could it have been lim Shook??? Band Concert this afternoon! Every year it gets better. lt was good to see Dave Suckling back in the band again, even if it only was for one afternoon. Dr. Long ought to go in for band direction more often. What do you think?-Sorry to see Chuck Schlem- mer leave, but it was a nice send-off Mr. Colonna gave him. All Stars vs. Faculty this afternoon, NAT- URALLY, the All Stars won, but it was a tough fight, especially against such vet- eran basketball stars as Doc Long, Mi- ley Milliron, Teddy Round, Long lohn McConnell, and Nick Carlesi. The Fac- ulty even brought their own cheerleaders, namely, Miss Foulis, Miss Painter, Miss Sullivan, and don't forget Miss Leister. Have you noticed that there is less absen- teeism at school lately. We WONDER if five hours detention hall could have any- thing to do with it. Rumor has it that We have five assemblies this week which we don't have to make up. Could it be possible? Anyone interested in knowing how to get through boot camp in a hurry, see lohn Neurohr. He left yesterday morning and came back last night-we're only kiddin' Iohnny. Dr. Long is in the hospital recovering from a bad case of flu. Hurry back Dr. Long, the office is empty without you. Mr. Best is taking his place for the time being. First day of spring, but old man Weather must have forgotten about it. R A I N After hearing the representative from Clar- ion College, a lot of girls woke up to the fact that they are terribly interested in music. We wonder Why ? ? ? ? Dr. Long is back home from the hospital. He came home this afternoon. We'll be seeing that familiar figure in the office in about a week now. Reports-only one more this year, do you think we can stand it???? Easter Holidays begin. Get your outfit yet? APRIL Back to school again. What did the Bunny bring you? Band goes to Apollo. Freshman party today. My, don't we feel big now! ll May Court nominations. Look pretty now. May Court elections. ll3. Operetta. This year we have a minstrel instead. Black faces and Dixieland tunes were enjoyed. Good work Miss Iones and Mrs. Lias and to you too cast. Senior girls came all dressed up today. Why???? A tea sponsored by the B. P. W. Talent program in assembly today. What talent!!! luniors gave the annual party for the Sen- iors. Thanks loads Iuniors, we enjoyed ourselves immensely. MAY State scholarship exam. Look at those in- telligent Seniors going around with a dub- ious look on their faces. What's the mat- ter, was it hard? May Day and annual dance. Something new this year, it was held out-of-doors on the McCain lawn. A very pretty sight. Kit-han-ne Banquet at the Steim Hotel. Moving up day. Freshmen finally get in the Sophomores' seats. Poor seniors move out for good. Baccalaureate services. Senior banquet and dance. Commencement. Seniors finally graduate. Now they face the wide unknown world alone. Frightening isn't it? TUNE School ends. But the poor underclassmen will be back next year. Good-bye and good luck! 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