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

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1947 volume:

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This year the Staff of the Kit-han-ne has chosen the theme-YOUTH AND TOMORROW,S WORLD. YVe feel that this is a timely theme since the destiny of a new world is in the molding. This task of re-organization will fall upon the shoulders of the young generation-in fact, it will be our task. Are we prepared to meet the challenge it offers and to embrace the opportunities that lie ahead of us? Let us resolve to be citizens of which a great democracy may be proud. Let us strive in this WORLD OF TOMORROVV for enduring peace. With our hopes clearly stated in the following, we give you this year's edition of the Kit-han-ne. Charter of the nited Nations WE THE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED NATIONS Determined to save succeeding generations from the scourge of war, which twice in our lifetime has brought untold sorrow to mankind, and to reaffirm faith in fundamental human rights, in the dignity and worth of the human person, in the equal rights of men and women and of nations large and small, and to establish conditions under which justice and respect for the obligations arising from treaties and other sources of international law can be maintained, and to promote social progress and better standards of life in large freedom, AND FOR THESE ENDS to practice tolerance and live together in peace with one another as good neighbors, and to unite our strength to maintain international peace and security, and to ensure, by the accept- ance of principles and the institution of methods, that armed force shall not be used, save in the common interest, and to employ international machinery for the promotion of the economic and social advancement of all peoples, HAVE RESOLVED TO COMBINE OUR EFFORTS TO ACCOMPLISH THESE AIMS. 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To you who have shared our hopes and our triumphs, as well as our disappointmentsg to you who have devoted yourselves conscientiously toward the molding of our charactersg to you who have endeavored to instill into us knowledge which will enable us to meet the futureg to you-the Faculty of the Kittanning High School--we respectfully dedicate the 1947 edition of the Kit-han-ne. SSMXLJMM . 1.0 . Jffvn. WL Q ,Ck ,Milo ,J .072 ema Q are 'f l Mfg ,, m l--..W is ls. 744 ' 5 5 i C9-dclliwb my Mi bk t ,Bhx.LNY k X - tit, J',Qy,A,lgf,fy-j', Mule, r,.. ,FA-?',f,.A, fqf4frL! nk My-J ' . Jogmv ,.,.,,-.4-ef V, . ,,,,,,,,,,,,?f. ffzf-fa6A.4,w?: jjj, m ,,1,,f',.. f7v 010' Yeacluem A6MLV You gave us faith when trust was lost- ,110-p61 ,A,.,...2 V16 7 And in our greatest hopes and dreams, Relief from fearg Belief again. vocid EZ. 7477, . ' You showed us, too, the way to take ' In time of doubt, mgwbb f And painted well the brightest side r When life seemed dark. We turned to you for many needs, You did not fail To help, and we can only say We won,t forget. ---Kiki Heilman Class of '47 Kth -7 Kit-hcm-ne f- 8 E AIR TH M FBO OUR SCHOOL ADMINISTRATIUN MISS IIAZEL GIBSON , Admin MISS ROSANNA MQKEEN Principz1I's Secretary MISS LOUISE BAKER Assistant Sc-crctzlry DUI? SUDEDINTENDENT DR. NED CULLER, B. S., M. Ed., Ed. D. Pennsylvania State College' University of Pittsburgh' J. B. MOORE WILLIS HEILMAN President Vice-President HON. W. STUART HELM istration DH. PAUL HAYNE School DlJl1tiSt XVALTEH STIVASON Custodian UUIQ DDINCIDAL Peiiiisylvziiiia Stain- Collvgvo HAROLD T. GRIFFITH, B. S., IW. Ed. Milk-iaxlllc Statm lcadius Lollege DR. B. F. VVYANT School Pliysicizm DUI? ASSISTANT DIQINCIDAL V. XY. ALDERSON, B. S. Indiana State Teachc-rs Collegc Univcrsity of Pittsburgh New Member ALBERT PRYDE DH. RUSSELL RUDOLPH A. B. EADIE I- F' RAU HUFUS FHICK Died Jan. 3, 1947 l O e ,Aigmdlyn Baker NN Bernice C. Alexander, B. S. Slippery Rock State Teneliers Collegeo Girls, llhysieul Ecluentinn, Girls' Health VVade E. Baker, B. S. Slippery Rock State 'I'1-nehers College, Grove City Colleges, University of Pitts- burgh. Chemistry, Physies, Applied Science Dr. Cnller and his seeretaries. 1 183, please! Facult The tuenlty enjoy clung-ing, too. llurcl at work. Donald Covcn, B. S. California State Teachers Colleges. Geog- raphy, English, History Harry A. Duncan -lnclinnu State Teachers College, Univer- sity of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania State Cul- lege. VVnml work Cm en Duncan Blose Burns J. Mitchell Blose, B. S., M. Ed. lnrliuna State Teueliers Colle-geo, Univer- sity of Pittshurgho. Algebra l, Algelmru ll, Applied Xlath l. ltludge M. Burns, B. S . lntliuna State 'TUill'll4 l'S College , Univer- sitv of Pittsburgh Shorthand Trmscri vtion . I . . ' , z .-1 Typing I , Carlesi Colonna Nicholas Carlesi, A. B. Ylhsliingtrni und Ieiferson College' Slip- pery Roek State Teaelmers Cnllege, University of Pittsburgh. United States llistory, Phy- sical Eclueution, Health, lntrznnurals James V. Colonna Indiana State Teaehers College. Instru- mental Nlusic, Band, Orchestra Burt Duumire, A. B. Thiel Collegeo' University nf Pittshurgli. English l llnrnld Duppstadt, B. S. Susquelmnna Universityo, University of llittshurgh, Canicgrie lnstitute of Tec-linology. NIA-ehzniieal Drawing ' Sehonl from whiz-h degree was earned. Dunmire Uuppstndt Ruth Flaherty Carnegie Institute of 'l'eL-lnmlugy, VVest Chester State Tezxehers College. Geography, Heading, Musie janet Foulis, Lift. B., M. L. Grove City Collegeb, University nf Pitts- hnrgh, English, French Flaherty Foulis Harrold Henry Josephine II. Harrold Indiana State Teachers College, Pennsyl- vaniavania State Teachers College, Cornell University, University of Nliseonsin. Typing I, Math II, Shorthand I Rebecca M. Henry, A. B. University of Pittsburgh . English lll, IV Hepler llntehison .lane L. Ilepler, B. S. Mary Xllxsliington College of the Univer- sity ot Virginiagh. Home Eeouoniies, Gen- eral Science, Cateteria llugh C. Hutchison, B. S., NI. S. Gettysburg College , Pennsylvania State Teachers Colleges. General Science Sara R. Lipser, B. S. Pennsylvania State Teachers Collegeo, Indiana' State Teachers College, George VVashington University. American Ilistory, Ancient History Mildred C. Nlateer, A. B., B. S. in L. Thiel College Drexel Institute ol' Tech- nologya, University of Michigan, Librarian Lipser Mateer .lohn lXlcConnell, B. Indiana State Teaehers College? Plane Ceonietrp. Solid Geometry, Trigonometry. Algebra Il Ilene Mellwain, R. N. School Nurse D School from which tlegree was earned. McConnell McIlwain Kennedy Lias Agnes Kennedy, B. lncliana State Teachers College , Carnegie Institute of Teelmologly. Art Ellen T. Lias Clarion State Teaehers Colle1.:e,AUniversity of Pittsburgh, Duquesne University. Eng- lish It was a bright clay in October. Is your room reacly, Miss Flalierty? Faculty meeting is acijournecl. Miles Milliron, B. S. lfiiiversity of Pittsburgh, Slippery Rock State Teachers Collegeo. Physical Educa- tion Mildred C. Montgomery, A. B. Nluslcinginn Collegea Penn State, Univer- sity ol Pittsburgh, University of Michigan. Speech, Ioumalism Milliron Montgomery i Moore Morris Et-fa D. Moore A. B. Indiana State Teachers College, Univer- sity ot l'ittshurgh', Pennsylvania State Col- lege. Civics 9, American History, Algebra I Miriam Morris, B. S. Indiana State Teachers Colle-gen, Voca- UOIIHI Home Economics, Cafeteria Youll he sorry! NVhat have we here? XVhat a happy looking couple! llow much more time will it take? Theodore R. Round, B. S., M. Ed. Indiana State Teachers Collegeo, Dulce University, University ot Pittshurgha. Dis- tributive Education Avanelle Schlosser, A. B. . Pennsylvania College for VVomen , Uni- versity of Pittsburgh. Latin I, History, Pen- manship Round Schlosser Painter M. Penar Penar Pericc Rachael I. Painter, A. B., M. A. T. H. Peuar, B. S. in C. Albright Collegeo, john Hopkins Vniver- Grove City Colle-geo, University ot' Pitts- sityo, English lf. Marie M. Penar, B. S. in C. hurgh. Law, Economics, Typing ll Martha Pence, B. S. Grove City Collegea. Typing I, Business Clarion State Teachers College-U, Duke Math University, University ot Pittsburgh, Eng- lish Mabel Shaffer, B. A., M. A. 1 Pennsylvania College for Vloinenu, Col- umbia University , New York University University of Pittsburgh, University of Iowa: Casa Panamerieana. Spanish, English Ford VV. Shankle, Ir., B. S. Indiana State Teachers Collcgt-9. Fun dainentals of Business 0 School trom which degree was earned. Shaffer Shankle Kenneth M. Smith, B. S. Slippery Rock State Teaeliers College , Pennsylvania State College, University ol' Pittsburgh. XVorld History Pauline L. Smith, B. S., M. Ed. Clarion State Teachers College , Pennsyl- vania State Collegeu. Social Studies, Civics, History K. Smith P. Smith ii- ., Snyder Strang Suckling Sullivan Mabel Snyder, ll. Lida Suckling Carnegie Institute of Technology, Indi- Clarion State Teachers College. Art ana State Teachers Collegec, Comell Uni- versity. Home Economics, English, General Science Clara C. Sullivan, B. S. in C. Grove City Collegea, Duquesne Univer- , sity. Carnegie Institute of Technology. Book- RHSSPU A' Sfffmgi B' 5- keeping I II, Otlice Practice Pennsylvania State College , Cornell Uni- versity, Vocational Agriculture, Pre-V0ca- tional Science Hold itl W' wi C. Titzell M. Titzell Carolyn W. Titzcll, A. B., M. L. Pennsylvania College for VVomen , Penn- sylvania State College, University of Vir- ginia, University of Pittsburgh . Problems of Democracy, Sociology, American History Marguerite C. Titzell, A. B. Pennsylvania College for YVonicn , Penn- sylvania State College, University of Vir- ginia, University of Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania History, American History, Civics Our new foothall eoaeh, Mr. Sheridan. A nice pose, Mr. Baker. Facult Caught that tiniel Alice Usher, A. B., M. A. Arthur L. VValter, B. S. George V. YVinter, B. S., XI. E. Grove City College University of Pitts- Allegheny College. Clarion State Teach- XVestniinister Collegea, Geneva College, lnirgh . Latin ers College, XV:-st Chester State Teachers Pennsylvania State College, Duquesne Uni- Colls-geo, Vocal Music versity. Biology Margaret M. WValbert, A. B., M. A. . . . . L hi. YV. . . B. Xl. E. Eli' .'. ' . . Pennsylvania State College' Sliippeir- on imgulmrm' , 'me N young, A B liurg State Teaeliers College, Juniata Col- Indiana State Teac-hers Collegeo, Univer- Crove City Collegeo. Speech. English I lege Elizabethtown College. Mathematics, sity ol' Pittsburgh . Mathematics, Algehra and ll 7th and 8th l, Applied Matlleniaties ll 0 Sc-liool lroin wliieli degree was earned. Usher W'albert NYalter xvilllgkllllilll Winter Young rw lb.. 1'm drvuming of .1 NVhite Christmas. Cmm' on and cheer! 0u1'cundIcligl1t 51-rvice. Mr. Nhxlter and Mr. Shzmkle will never furget this night. Elvznmr and Jay 1-lmtn-x'tuix1 in assembly. There Sln-tch high girlsf limb lucuh-cl Almka in P. O. D. Busy little- liven? Dmft watch your Hngvrsf Cumlyu, llavc, Verna and Sir. XValtPr gc-tting ready im' All-State. Kit-hcm-ne - 15 SENIURS Kit-hom-ne - 17 Wi, , A r,,,w W l s ' f' y Day ommees L N :- F. - , fu t F 1 I be The May Day Coronation has become a conununity as well as a school tradition. The Board of Activities sponsors the festival and a Faculty Committee, whose chairman this year was Mrs. Madge Burns, hanclles the general arrangements. All of the school tlepartnients eo- operate with this eolnmittee to make May Day a glorious welcome to spring, This year we planned the yearhook to in- clutle pictures of the 1947 nominees. From these nominees were chosen the Senior May Queen, junior Maid of Honor, and the Class Attenclants. Thi-sv girls have qualified scholas- tieally and have heen eleetecl hy popular vote to this honor. Rear, lr-lt to right: Linnea lleilnianoo, Carolyn jordan. Cleora Krizmanieli Front, left to right: Eleanor Selnu-llt-r , June Kness of' May Queen ' Senior Attendant Three charming eouples at the .lunior Proml XVasn't Paul jealous, Lolly? Kit-han-ne - 18 XVhat's the joke, Marne Senior Xlkiitiug to smile for thc! czuun-ru. How iimuy, Leonard? llCIllQ'llllJ1:'l' thi- Klt-llllll-Ill' llumv? AN APPRECIATION For the excellent guicluucc which you, our z1Llx'isc1's, vx- tended to the Class of ,47 cluriug the four yours in Kittauuiug High School, we sincerely thunk you. Your efforts contributed much to plcuszmt school memories. Senior Class Ufficers and Advisers Standing: -Iuuc Kness, Tre-usurerg Paul Mohuey, Vice-Presidcutg Hugh Hutchison, Prcsiclcutg Cla-ora Krizuiauich, Secretary. Suited: Miss Miriam Morris, Miss Agues Kcnnccly, Miss Mabel Shaffer, Mr. Hugh Hutchison, Sr, v SHIRLEY ADAMS Shorty Spends her spare time in Ford City .... an ardent foot- ball fan ...... loves to roller skate ,.... comes to school once in . .4 ,, . . , . a while ...... Jolmny is her mam interest A .4,. left school second semester. YVlLLlAXl ANTHONY Bi11,' J One of the boys most likely to succeed as an architect 'X .,..., goes in for baseball in a big way ...,.. steers clear of the N girl? D ..,. member of the Out of Doorls Club , dive bombs GJ iR-f ie ,emainl er of a -40M Dodge. KJ ,Ni HCM lx Bsrgijyyp mr ist-af kJ X fl ' ury- rong-willed girls ,,.... comes by bus from f l VViilfnrJ?i1l-f...fiq'Yiiltiire Florence Nightingale .. .. seldom seen 1 ffl Xwvlpiou Certivl e .. will be a success in the world. ' V f fu ANNA JANE ANDERSON K'Andy,, One of the gang from Applewold . . usually seen in Paul's Shop ..,., with Joan . .... works part time in Linde1nan,s Flower drives her brothers car like a demon .. , . likes men, particularly 'KOrval .,.... a Kit-han-ne salesman ...... member of Hi-Spotis Staff. kt LORRAINE APPLE Lorrieu A sweet and friendly girl ,.,, . has lovely black hair ...,., seldom seen without Nancy .. would like to become a psy- chologist ...... favorite pastime is reading .,.... a very depend- able girl ,..... sells Kit-han-nes, JANE ARMSTRONG One of our bus students from Mahoning .,... has dark hair ...... travels to Meadville-wonder why? .,... to skate ....., usually seen with Peggy. .. . ,, Janie pretty likes MAZERNA BAKER Mazie', Travels to school from Rockville on the bus ....,. fre- quently seen at Shay .4.,. dislikes school ..,... works in the afternoons at Murphyis ....,. pals with Audrey ....,. enjoys bike-riding. HELEN BARKER -Salesman on the Kit-han-ne Staff . ..... nice Helen,' looking ...,.. keeps' the noise going in H. R. .... doesnit have any trouble getting dates .. future secjretary .,..,, can usually be ' found loafing at Wardis ....., always keeps her neat. hair looking HAZEL BARNES HazelH A sweet girl from YVick City ,.,.., member of the Hi- Spotis Staff ....,. basketball game a 39,, Dodge ..,... MAXI usually seen with Edna or Bonnie .... enjoys s ,.,., . likes the boys ,,,.,. flies low over town in lots of fun. NE BASHLINE Max', One of our attractive farmerettes ..... has beautiful blue eyes ,. a quiet bus student .,.. . has the nicest com- plexion in th Senior class ...,.. serves as a reporter on the Hi-Spot's S ...... likes XVayne. DoRoT U 'l nodes ' f us st ent .. attractive .. salesman on K' -h -ne ., so on Hi-Spot's Staff ..,,.. always seen 1 lf' an . ..,. greatest ambition in life is marriage. X A ES EST Sam l V eally 'jst ' nder on the drums .,.,., hangs around olfis corn ..... very nice-looking .. , always found where there A ang ...... would like to become a professional drummer . ikes to cut-up in school. Ki -han-ne -- 20 ROBERT BIERER Bobby On january 5, 1947, a tragic accident occurred which took the life of Robert William Bierer. Bob was a well- known and a well-liked student of our school. He partici- pated in various activities such as the Dramatic Club and the Kittanning Boys' Band. He had a very attractive manner and a pleasing personality. PEGGY BLACK 'KPeggy One of our attractive Seniors . .... friendly and always lauglnng .,,,.. likes Jimmy ,...., isnt too fond of school ....,. wishes to become a beautician. PAULINE BLEAKNEY Polly Has a beautiful speaking voice ,..,.. main objective in life is to marry Alf ...... puts her spare time in at Krogeris a very bright stuclent prefers almonds in her Hershey bars ...... hates to get up on cold mornings. MARTHA BOARTS Martyn A very nice girl from Blanket Hill .,,,. works part time at the Maxine Shop .... a good dancer .,... hopes to become a buyer .,..,. often seen with Bobhicv. JOSEPH BONNER joe', One of our nice-looking lads .. well-liked by every- one .,..., president of the Student Council ...... faithful to the Seascouts ..... his future is full of success. JACK BoNNETT Bud', Comes to school because he has to ....., wolfs around with Howard and Gerald ...... another fellow that's absent on November 1 ..,.,. member of the Out of Door Club ..... rather bashful. ALICE BONNETTE AliCeU Very sweet .,..., comes to school on the bus likes to dance ,..... participates in Knitting Club ...... pals with Dorothy. BONNIE BOWSER Blondiev One of our smallest Seniors ..... has pretty blonde hair and blue eyes ,. . enjoys swimming and eating ., had parts in both our Junior and Senior Plays ...... serves on the Newspaper and Yearbook Staffs ,..... puts in time at the Firestone Service Station. VIRGINIA JEAN BOWSER Jean VA salesman on the Kit-han-ne Staff ....., believes in hav- ing fun ....,, would rather talk than eat .,.... another chemis- try whiz in study hall ..... has many friends-both boys and girls. OBREDA BOWVSER Briggle, Small, cute, and likeable ..,.,. has a sparkler on the vital finger , loafs at Pauls, ., works at Montgomery XVartls pals with Jane and Peggy. PAUL BOXVSER Butch' Member of the F. F. A. .,..., absent on November I spends his spare time finding out what makes things tick pals with ujimn. - RICHARD BOWSER Dicki' Prefers anything to school .. enjoys the out of doors member of our track squad a great rooter-for intra- mural basketball ., would like to become a millionaire pals with Bill . 1 Kit-htm-ne - Zl fl hr- DAN BOYLESTEIN uDannyu One of our many Seniors that made a good football player .,.... if type is suggested, he prefers blondes ..... did a swell 'ob on the sta e crew . . . a future uleatherneckn J g . - . likes to fly around town in his car. VERNIE BROCIOUS Zeke A nice girl to know ....,. can usually be found in Paul's,, with Bonnie or Rita ,..... works C92 't Schlemmer 61 Son ...... hates to get up in t e mrni g ...... ry friendly. VICTOR BROCIOUS fl Vic One of our loya ooses women as his hobby ..,... canit c ct hi lf .,.... is really a devil', when it come sc oo ehavior ...... belongs to the Plymouth Clubn. ' , BERTRAM BROOKS Bertn Treasurer of the VVolf Cangv ...... quite the man about town ...... ,hates to get up in the morning ...,.. collects Carmen Cavallaro s records ....., wants to become a band leader ..... pals with Sam,'. 4 L , ,, Y, Y IRENE BROWN Red', A cute, petite secretary with flashing red hair .,..., comes to us from Cowansville ...... gets very annoyed at pesty boys W will make any employer proud. RICHARD BUCK Dick', Hails from Queen Street ...... enjoys collecting sports pictures ...... is very quiet in the classroom ,.,... dislikes home work ,..... usually seen with Wayne and Don ...... a nice boy to know. LOIS BUN DY Loie Comes to school on the bus .,.... favorite sport is football likes all boys .,.... dislikes school ...,.. wants to become a missionary ....,. pals with Kate and Della.,' CHARLES CALHOUN Chuck Very nice looking ..... a good baseball player ..,... hails from Goheenville ..,... member of Out of Doors Club ...... likes Helen .... , quit school second semester. BERYL CALHOUN Beryl', One of our returned veterans ...,., was a Lieutenant in the Air Corps ,..... quite a farmer ,..,.. witty ...... has a very nice personality ...... one of our fortunate married men. LAWRENCE CALHOUN Lawrence', Really nice ...... always well dressed . ,.... likes the girls frequents the pool room has been in the Out of Doors Club for four years. ROXANN CAMPBELL Roxie,' Spends her summers at Conneaut Lake ...... loves to bowl and read ...... will make an excellent nurse ...... pals with Esther ...... has a disposition to be proud of. WAYNE CAMPBELL Wayne,' A nice fellow ...... causes quite a commotion in S. H. 301 .,,... on the track team ...... likes to hunt and fish .. .. ambition--to become a millionaire. Kit-hun-ne -22 REBECCA CECCHI Becky,' Petite ...... likes to go to Ford City ...... usually seen with Delores .,.... ushers at the Columbia ...... on the Newspaper Staff. DELORES CLAYPOOL Dolly Cute Senior ...... enjoys playing the guitar and is very good at it ,..... likes swimming and Wayne ,..... wants to be a telephone operator .,..., helped Mrs. McIlwain in the in- firmary. ROBERT CLAlfPOOLE A1phie', m Ambjtio is to become an engineer ,..... football fan ...... loafs at 'Rau ,sv ,.,.., Stan's pal ,..... his favorite subject is Study . on stage crew. . 1 , J' A ILLIAM CLEVER Bill 3, -' Mr. Duncanis handyman ...... can really set up the l 1 A., fig equ ment for any occasion ,..,., on our varsity football squad X Xlsxjv X ...... islikes school and everything that goes with it ...... very A 5 5 goo -skater. l fl Q QWUX. ll f rw . - N L 'U ro f ffl 'fx MX I lx xl ffl 1 i GERTRLJDE COLNVELL jyvf, , fx X x Trt199P An attractive lass from Wodnoon le. loveslttol istehs to , Vaughn Monroe's records ....,. a yearloo account nt .... J member of the Library Club ..... pals M ith et1ty a. Laura a good student. RQ l ROBERT COMBA t J One of our bus students from Mahoning ...... likes eat- ing and hunting ...... hates getting up in the morning .,,... usually seen with VValter .... . hopes to become a Welder. CRAIG COX Coxie On the Cross-Country team .,.... likes to draw ...... friendly .... . is said to like the opposite sex ..... seen with Bil1', and H-loev. CHARLES CRISSBIAN Is so eager GJ to arrive at school that he comes by car his favorite sports are hunting and skating works for O. K. Heilman ...... undecided as to where his future lies. Bohn Chucky, HERBERT CRISSMAN Herb', Cuts up in H. R. 101 ...... nice fellow to know , likes the girls ,..... enjoys fishing and swimming ...... pals with Ed. F. ,..,.. likes Wick City. JOHN CRISSMAN Curly Right guard on the football squad ..,... another who likes girls ...,.. drives a green Ford over Kittanning ...... base- ball is his favorite sport ...,.. Fin's pal. PAUL CRISSMAN Paul Comes to school by car ...... enjoys hunting and ice- skating but detests home work ...... works as a breaker and trainer of horses ...... main ambition is to own a troupe of trained horses. EDNA CRYTZER Red A pretty red head with a sweet disposition ...... hangs out in Ford City ...,.. favorite subject is bookkeeping .,.... usually seen with Hazel .,.... blushes easily. Kithcn-ne - 23 LOIS DAILEY Lois - Another pretty girl from NVick City ...,. has lovely hair quiet in school likes football and boys always seen with Mary Alice. V CLYDE DAUGHERTY Doon A fast little blonde on our local liven ...., one of Mrs. Henry's headaches ...., hangs out in any honest poolroom perfectly contented with the world-as long as Barb' is in it. ROBERT DeLANCEY Bohn A super salesman from Crollmanys ..... was side-splitting as Alaric in the junior Play ,..... a valuable member of the Board of Activities ,..... will make a good lawyer some day . .. on the Kit-han-ne Staff ,,.,., watches the clock at basket- ball gllIll6S.Jilf,' I xy - 1 V lf fp fe,l,tl i J,vLffRK1i1fA J, f 'fBete Syl!-J ,,f'f5'!',l1 W V ways has a smile for M511 f, Lf J' IN Wirp yis ..,... wants to be a IU U l HARVEY DOVVLING ul-Iarvu Is very quiet in the classroom comes from out-of-town . , . can be seen with Roy .,,,,. likes girls ...... wants to get a good paying job with no work. CLARENCE DUNNHRE aClarencev Member of the Agriculture Club ,..... works at Rupp's Ser- vice Station ....., likes all sports drives a 6113 Chrysler swell person to know. lm, A, if My . I, ery ALFRED DUDEK Duseyv Likes to go hunting ..,.. is a member of the Shop Course .. . wants to become a mechanic may be seen with Hllerbv ., hangs out at the pool room. LORETTA DUNNHRE Etta', A very friendly girl who is lots of fun .. has been a mem- ber of the Chorus for four years thinks Phil', is really super pals with Maxine .. ,. a College Preparatory student who would like to become a beau- tician. CHARLES DUNN Chickenv ' Bashful but interesting .,.. , plansyto join the Army ..,... wolfs around in the old Hupmobile, with the gang from plewold ,..... always in the height of his joy when helping s ieone else ....., a true friend. any of M-A AH T ECKNER c Peg, 0 ' c r st ' cl - ad ...,., the Board of 'ti co 'ith er . . on- e Literary 'lil 1, ie an- ..,.. h tin' the Y r Act tm eu e r it 1 ir 1 e . ant J ' a f 65' ss' MARY A. ELLENBERGER nFikl'lHCl'U A pretty lassie who hails from Coheenville ...... has a special heart interest named njacku ,..... likes sports and square dancing 44.,.. usually seen with ,Betty ...,., served on Yearbook and Newspaper Staffs ...... left school second sem- ester to become a housewife. PERCY ELLENBERCER A Rimer lad ....., seems to like the girls-but only sec- retly ..,. bookkeeping is his favorite subject .4..,. reads the sports page avidly aspires to an engineering career in the future ,,.... left us during first semester. L alayv Kit-han-ne - 24 W s-9 ROBERT ENTERLINE Bob A Never was quite able to see eye to eye with Miss Shaff nice looking and a smooth line with the women puts in his spare time washing windows at the A 61 P ...,., Y-if ff? played the part of a butler in the Junior Play. 12' - JOSEPHINE ESOLA jon Seems to like basketballlll ,.,... has very pretty black hair member of the Chorus .... pals around with Pat and Peg smooth on the dance floor has sparkling dark eyes. DONALD ESTEP Donn A nice lad .... full of fun .4.... serves on the Ili-Spots Staff .... . pals with juni, photography is his main interest. JOSEPH FALSETTI 'iloeu Guard on the football team ,..... good looking ...... came to K. H. S. his Junior year ,..... ambition is to become a diplomat ...... toots a sax ..,... likes the girls. JOAN FENN HF . ,, HELEN FERKAN enrne I I H A short little miss with lots Trlxlc of pep ....,. one of the pillars of Another one of our bus stu- Paul,s ,,,... likes all men, but dents .,,, hails from Coheen- one in particular ...,.. usually ville ...... likes roller skatinghand seen with Anna lane ..,.., we swimming .. a member of the don't know why, but Fennie', Library Club , works part yearns for Idaho. time in New Bethlehem. WILLIAM FERKAN Billy ESTIIER FILIPPI One of our returned Navy i'Flip,' boys ...... had the good fortune to witness the signing of the Peace Treaty in Tokyo Bay ....., has quite a personality ...... is the life of any party ....,, a boy many girls would like to know Very attractive .. . has lovely clothes ,...,. on the Kit-han-ne Art Staff ...... a wonderful girl to know ,.... a member of the Hi-Spots Staff ....,. an alto in the better 'Q Mixed Chorus. EDVVIN FINK uEClU Q One of our husky Seniors .,.. a lover of baseball ...... favorite subject-Study Hall ..... his plan for the future is the Marine Corps ..... an all-round fellow. PATRICIA FINK 'Tatu A cute cheerleader .,.... journeys to school from R. D. 413 .,,... never seen without her sweet smile , loves to dance and makes a good job of it very friendly a yearbook salesman. TIIELMA FISCUS 'I'hel', One of our many Seniors who will be glad when gradua- tion day arrives ..,.. spends her spare time at a tire shopv has .1 pleasant smile for everyone one of our future behind-the-counter girls. DAISY FITZGERALD K'Pollyn One of our redheaded Seniors ...,. rather quiet, but friendly ..., . rides the bus ...... not very enthusiastic about school ...... yearns to travel. Kit-hcrn-ne - 25 4 f W FLORENCE FOSTER Floss A quiet blonde Senior from 103 ,..., a lover of mathe- matics ,.,... collects pennies for a hobby ...... has an inter- esting personality ..,... can be seen in the halls with Phyllis. MARGARET FOSTER A pretty little blonde from VVest Kittanning is a busy bee at VVoolworth's ...,.. can be found dancing at Dick's Dairy Bar in her leisure time , ..., usually with another 'iPegU. ROBERT FOX Flasli,' A tall lanky Senior . hails from NVick City ..,, works GJ at the Seaplane Base enjoys swimming and skiing hopes to get married in the future pilots a sea-plane over town. NIARION FREElNlAN HblCl'IllU Full of fun ,..... cute ...,., fond of roller skating and dancing .,,.. Kit-han-ne salesman .,.. works at Murphyis can usually be seen with Yvonne. aljeggyv A ' f . lf . .-rand' wifi ' ' ' ' .4.44-44.451 all ma BETTY JEAN FRENCH RONALD FRY 'iFrencliie', ffsandyu jolly ,,.,,. really a swell singer jerks sodas at i'Little Joes, drug store ....,. one of the Kit- han-ne salesman .,... seen with joy ..,... has for designing clothes. . always a knack LOIS FYOCK ..FyOCk,, Nice and rather shy .. on the bus from Templeton .,.. sings in the Mixed Chorus ..... pals with Leone ...,.. a Kit-han- ne salesman. COIHCS A converted Ford Cityite ..... plays a good game of basketball .. hangs out at the Sea Scout Base in F. C. ...... a member of the Mixed Chorus ...... likes the girls .. chums with Hutch,'. GLENDA GALBRAITH Toots,' Is one of Miss Sullivan's problem children .,.... likes to swim ,..... very quiet in the Classroom ,,.,., is a particular friend of Bill ....., entered the field of matrimony during first semester. IEAN GALBRAITH jean A sweet girl from Sunnyside ....., clerks at Murphy's ...... one of our most pleasant Seniors from cell No. 103 ...... plays the piano well ...... will become a successful housewife. TONY CALINAS Muggs One of our towering Seniors ...., usually seen with George and Don ..,,, definitely prefers brunettes to blondes plans to enter the armed forces upon graduation goes in for all sports. JAMES GALLAHER Jimn A very nice boy to know .,.... quite good in phot f . h ' , .... baseball fan .,..., pals with Bob and Don. Ogmp l ucfgafyu Goes in for sports and brunettes ,, manager of the football squad . intends to join the Navy ..... seen around with Bob and Mike ....,. upholds VVick City. Hit-ham-ne - 26 LEVVIS GRAFTON Louie,' Favorite s ort is basketball . .p .. . pals with Dick comes to school because he has to ., rather quiet spends his spare time in Ford City. DOLORES GRIFFITH Dolores', Au attractive girl who comes to us from Manorville ...... has pretty blonde hair ....., quiet and neat ....,. is frequently seen at the movies ...... enjoys listen- ing to popular music. BETTY HANKEY Betty,' Makes her way to school by bus ..,,.. sweet .,..., has pretty hair and a very nice personality ...... enjoys swimming and going to the movies .,,.. why does she like vacations in Pitts burgh??? , ..... a yearbook salesman. SHIRLEY IIARROLD Shirleyn Our oboe player rates with her . .. witty editor of the Hi-Spots .... recognized by her laugh a 2nd alto for four years in the Mixed Chorus .,..., serves on the Kit han-ne Staff. LINNEA HEILMAN Cassieis girl ..,... very sweet and petite .,.... always seen in the May court ..,,. portrayed Mrs. Chitchester in the Jun- ior Play ...... a member of the Literary and Hi-Spots Staff. RAY HEILMAN Can,t quite make up his mind which girl he is going to take out ...... good looking and plenty sharp with the clothes ...... rams around in a ,46 Dodge ...., loafs at the pool room. PURN GEIDEL Pete Au Ag student .,... one of those who are absent a few days during the hunting season .,.,., pals with Ralph ...... his ambition is to be a farmer ...,.. attends those dances at Shay. DELLA CIRODO Del One of our commercial students .,,... a salesman for the Kit-han-ne ...... likes boys and ice skating ...... is always begging for chewing gum ....,. canit wait to get out of school. SHIRLEY GLENN Sally Quiet and nice .,.... sings in the Mixed Chorus ....,. seen mften with Jean and Norma ...... usually has a tall Iunior he home at noon ....,, likes to go to Infieldis. PETER CRAFF Petey Guard on the varsity football squad ..,.. with us again ifter a year in the Navy ...... pals with Cassie and joe ...... likes girls ....., hopes to become a lawyer. MERLE GRAY Merle Hails from the farm ..,... wants to become a carpenter pals with Harold is very quiet in the classroom ,.... a inember of the Student Coun- ci. CLARENCE IIABERMAN Habe A perfect night owl ,..... pals with Joe ...... uses the halls as a meeting place ....., doesn,t pay much attention to the girls- or does he??? ..,... left us second semester-now enrolled at Har- Brac High School. Kiki', ..Ray,. Kit-han-ne - 27 DAVID HEINEN Dave,' A friendly lad ....., says he dislikes women ,..,., a mem- ber of the Mixed Chorus ,..... hopes to become an electrical engineer ,..... very nice to know. A blonde veteran who is a half-a-day student ...... works at Buzardis Esso Station ...... likes sports of all kinds ...... continually disagrees with Mrs. Henry. ROSE MARIE HENRY Rosie,' One of our commercial students ...... very witty .,.... makes friends with everyone ...... enjoys football, collecting records and bowling ...... never seen without Colleen ....., Kit-han-ne salesman. Hails from Snyderville ...,.. comes to school by bus ...... likes swimming and roller skating ...,.. a member of the Em- broidery Club ,,..., always seen with Helen ...,.. on Kit- han-ne Art Staff. HAROLD HETRICK Whitey', One of our Ublondesi' ....., comes on the bus from Ma- honing , ...., seen frequently at the pool room ...... likes to hunt ,...., ambition is to get out of school. IOANN HILL jo A lovely girl with a wonderful personality wants to become a successful nurse . one of our Kit-han-ne salesmen .... treasurer of the Tri-Ili-Y ...... well liked by everyone. AUDREY IIINDMAN uliedu A peppy little girl enjoys dancing and good music , works as a clerk at Murphyis ....., she thinks Pete is wonderfull! ..e.. likes study halls when surrounded by friends. VVILLIANI IIOAK nlloakieu Quite a wolf . interested in photography , .. , spends time at Pollock's wholesale ,..,. njuniei' rates with him ..,.,. I a Sea Scout sailor. i MARGARET HOOKS Margie One of our accounting students ...... hails from Apple- wold ...... likes working in the mimeograph room ...... hopes to a bookkeeper in the future ...... one of the twins. MARY HOOKS Fish Walks across the bridge from Applewold ,..,,. cuts upv in transcription class ...... wants to get married ...... pals with Maxine ...... a member of the Commercial Club .,.... shy but very nice. JAMES Hoovlsa Aces A nice-looking blonde with a super physique ...... the perfect model for the latest in men's clothing ...... stars on the VVest Kittanning baseball team ...,.. pals with the DeMolay boys ...... always at the dances-and not alone. YVONNE HUFHAND Yvonne,' One of our redheads likes to sew and listen to popular music ..,... has a heart interest at Grove City Col- ege ...,.. rides the Penn Transitv from Manorville ...... pals with Florence. Kit-han-ne - 28 MARVIN HELSEL Marvin FRANCES HEPLER Toni,' f Q . . . fi ffl, ww- A J DZ, NE 0 ' HOWARD HULL ' ' l 7 X' 'ill .yu Likes to go out and have a good time ..,... ja w i ' J ,il Oscar and Jack ...... has striking blonde hair andz rie ly - ,v smile ..,,., goes hunting whenever possible. ,P , fa 'I j . Ju HUGH HUTCHISON W Vfjbb I, Hutchi' Our Senior class president ff .,.. holds up the end on the football squad ..... , the wit of the Senior class ,... keeps the arguments in Solid class nhoti' ...... a future intelligence ofHcer in the USN. NADINE JOHNS Nadine One of our Kit-han-ne salesmen ...... a cut-upn in H. R. with the boys ,, , canit seem to make up her mind .,,... one of our Wittiest Seniors who knows all the latest jokes .. there's a cute twinkle in her eyes ....., has many friends. CARL JOHNSON A rather quiet lad ...,.. hails from Wick City ,..,. is now - serving in the Marines ....,. enjoys traveling, movies and girls .,,... the typical Swede,,. WILLIAM KALB Very well liked by all .... . shines in Physics one of Mr. Wlinters' handymen , prefers his jitney to any female ...... thereis never a Kalb without a Painter ,.,... hopes to get in the Navy V-5 after graduation. PHYLLIS KAMMERDIENER Another of our Wick City gals . ..., enjoys playing the piano and reading good books ....., has pretty hair ....,, very quiet ...... pals with Dot .,,.. works part time at the Leader Times. PEGGY ANN KEESEY nlaeggyv One of our nice-looking Seniors .,... wears her clothes well ., looking forward to the day when she can marry Lee,, .,.... takes the afternoons olf to put in time at Murphy s has an interesting personality. JEAN KIMPEL A nice girl to know .,., has pretty black hair ..... puts in time at Murphy's .... enjoys square dancing ..,,, can be found at Shay,' Carl JAMES JOHNSTON Jimmy', One of our returned servicemen . comes from Rimer likes Peggy has pretty black hair , usually found at Dicks, or with Clair. LAURA JONES Lollyv A sweet Senior girl .,..., enjoys driving ...,.. her ambi- tion is to become a beautician ....,, rather shy ....., seldom seen without Gertrude and Betty. BETTY JORDAN HBettS A sweet little girl from Wick City ...... likes to play bas- headis Drug to know. ketball ...,.. wants to become a beautician ..,... loafs at Brod- u al' ' 1 ' ' -e gi p s with Sis 1 xery mr. Q5 Tillie .. ,, Jean Kit-hom-ne - 29 I' EA'13L Kil1N1s Maisie ' Has a friendly hello', for everyone ,..... football is his favorite sport .,... pals with Chuck ....,. his extra time is spent at Crayis and Kittanning News. RICHARD KLINCENSMITH Tulip Hails from up Templeton way ...... pals with Sweden works part time at Millcris Garage likes the girls ,. . , a member of Shop Course. JUNE KNESS njunei' The very sweetest girl we know ,...., treasurer of our class for three years ,.... sells candy with a smile at Murphy's works hard on the Literary Staff wants to be another Florence Nightingale. SYLVESTER KOZICKI Sly', Comes from Turkey Footy .,..., dreams for the day when he will be fishing in Canada ...... women hater No. 1 pals with Chuck member of the Biology Club. l Wick City. ,f-f7flci,rfZ ff? fciv fd fl, j j 47 A X' Y 4 J ,AMW 1,147 3,--j ,,Y, , T if 55 L, - c, ' K LV i , , 1 'j l -f 7 X CHESTEITLASHER f' ' A 1 Chas Flies around town in his Lafayette ,.,. one of our good looking Senior boys ...... thinks a lot of a certain Sophomore girl .,..., believes in letting the future take care of itself , a nice person to know. time at Murphyis. DALE LASHER Lasher', Another returned vet ...,. served in the European theater ,.... hails from Adrian ...,., likes to hunt ...... really a swell person to know. BETTY LOUISE LEMBTON Betts Jolly ,..,., has pretty eyes ....,. dislikes sissyfied boys ..,.,. likes Niney', of the F. C. football squad ,.,.,, works part- MARVEL LOCKHART lVlarvv Very attractive ,,..., hails from Templeton .,.,.. likes Bob ...... spends her afternoons at Woolwortlfs .,..., always with Betty. Kit-hon-ne - 30 l CLEORA KRIZMANICH 1v1itzi'r Always a class officer .. usually seen in the May Court , . has a marvelous personality .,... did a wonderful job as Pc-gn in Peg O, My Heartu ..., . member of the Literary Staff , there'll never be another Mitzi,'. BERNICE KROH Tiny,' A nice person to know , . . attractive ,. , swoons over , Bing Crosby ...... pals with Rose Mary and Kay .,..,. skating is her favorite sport ,. a Kit-han-ne Staff salesman. VERNON LAMISON HPorky Everybody's friend .. .. sweet on a certain Junior girl ,. has a bi f time om to firemen s parades ..., . has a . . I . way with him that really attracts the women ...... hails from ALBERT LASIIER Fetch Hails from NVick City .. came back to finish school after three years in the Navy ..,.,, served in the Pacific theater ....,. very good looking .,..., loafs in a up-town pool room. - r V I 3 . 1 - ' Anvoif to ' f 1 . r W M4 if' AP! fi WW ROBERT LOERCH ' Bob Dui, A nice looking boy from Rebecca Street ...,.. loafs at the Water Street Mission', ,.,... usually seen with Birdy wants to be an engineer .,.... member of the Out of Door's Club ..,... a nice person to know. GEORGE LONG George,' A good friend of Arnold Wible .,.... delivers papers . .,.. , a quiet member of the Academic Course ....., is an all-around hunter ,.,.., hangs out at Woodland Crest. EMMA JEAN LUKE 'fleaniev One of our future secretaries ....., rides the bus to school Kit-han-ne salesman can always be seen having fun a true friend to all who know her. V . L W'IGHT LUKEHART Mikes ,i Puts his heart and soul into football and Adda', A K6 ' inks ick City is peanut heavenl' ,..,, study halls seem '7 to,amu him most of all .,..., hangs around the corners with 1 I ' ..4... quite a cut-up in H. R. i Qbellky' , I, 1 W DOROTHY LYTLE Dot A very brilliant girl who is bound to succeed ..,.., one of our commercial students ....., reporter for the Hi-Spots ..,. works part time at Murphy's in Ford City ...... likes to read and go to the movies. JOY BIARTIN Tall, attractive blonde . Mixed Chorus member likes Sailors and driving!! .,.. pals with Betty jean ,... works at Paulis. FLORENCE MARTUCCI One of our smaller Seniors .... also attractive ,.,., has pretty hair ...... likes boys and football ...,.. ushers at the State Theater .... . good things come in small packages JOSEPH MATEER A blond curl -headed lad who , Y - . - Adrian ...... one of our returned vets ,.,.,. served as a field artilleryman in the European Theater .,. pet peeve- homework. Blondie, Elaine Joe comes bv bus from COLLEEN MCAFOOSE Goey', A sweet and petite girl ....,. very intelligent in science class .... is secretary of 107 .,.... a Kit-han-ne salesman .. thinks Pork,' is pretty special .,..,. hopes to be a medical technologist. ALICE MQCASLIN Al Comes from the big city of Orchard lnnu ,.... enjoys good books, skating, and Red .,... Kit-han-ne salesman ,. always seen with Verna ,..,. clerks at Rohrer's. PAU NE Vlclg EY Pauline y cu 1 e redheaded secretary ...... usually quiet CPD C' 'u e de -ide My to fix her ubangsv ...... pals around U 0 itl ar ea eperfect giggler. v ,. J y A, r 5,5 Q ,JQJWE McLAQ AN Mac f Cl L I Game ', rom Rural Valley in her Junior year ...... if , 's .9 v .3 ire .. never has to worry about a date .D Q fl? the Hi-Spots and the Kit-han-ne .. makes n ty, ades ..... should really go places. Kit-hun-ne - 31 A noon hour. ROBERT MILSOM A ..Bob,, A photography fiend .... tall and nice-looking ...... a good .m ician ...... also is quite a i r ....,. pals with Jim and N R X- LE i., ix G iw H Gle , R I Ev ybo is frienc treas- rer .,... was in the Stu- ent ' her Junior year a he answers and I Q ia , t ...,.. heads for Brod- N ,a aft school. ARNOLD MORRIS Hop', VVants to be a salesman .. ,. a good friend of George a member of the Distribution Education gang hangs out at Cicero's ....., one of our local bus students. LEONARD MOSCATO Leonard, Towers above the general Senior ...... plays a sweet little cornet called Peachy,' in the band and orchestra ..., ., had the leading male role in the Junior Play- Jerry', .... ., works at Schlemmer 61 Son ,..... can usually be seen with Margev. ROSE MYERS 'KRosie,' A faithful alto in the Chorus ...... very pretty .,.... Works part time at Murphyis ...... likes to be with Gene ,..... takes route 422 to Butler frequently. GEORGE MYFORD George, Came to us from Ford City in his Junior year .,.... is not too fond of school ...... drives around town in a jeep ...... likes the girls ...... can usually be seen with a gang. Kit-han-ne - 32 DOROTHY McLAUGHLIN ..DOt,, . Quiet and pleasant ..... a bus student .,,... sews a fine seam .... . pals with Jean ,...., usually at Murphy's during DOROTHY McMILLEN DotU Friendly ..,.. has a calm disposition , ..., comes from the hill ..,.,. has a prety voice ...... works part time as clerk in a 5 61 10 ....,. likes hiking and going to church. ELVA JEAN MECHLING nsisu A cute girl from Wick City ,...., has pretty, natural curly hair ,, ,.,. always with Betty ....., clerks at Murphyis ...... travels to Ford City frequently ...... very friendly. RICHARD MILLER 'iSwede', Rides the bus from Templeton ,.... member of Out of Door's Club for four years ...... works at Miller's Garage ,..... wants to be an automobile mechanic ,.,... hangs out at Schuey's Pool Room ..,... cut-up in 1 7 JJQME PAUL NIOHNEY f Dink', Our class president for three years ....., very handsome .,.... couldnit live without his 'iLolly', extremely popular one of our dashing varsity football men ...,., another guy from Wick City. LAURA MONTGOMERY LollyU Has pretty blonde hair .,... one of our most inspiring cheer- leaders .,.... has a wonderful personality and loads of friends thinks thereis no one like Paul ...... a Literary Staff mem- ber. DONALD N T WJZLX W .qDon Hai , ....p. sw cut- Bc ee i ' , , 1 the ur ke are . 9 it 'ng Q .. a its .,.... W s ' 1Qh r . My KATH N LESNANIIQ 'J Kate One of the Kit-han-ne S 21ll ...... likes writing letters and Ab ...... another basketball lover .,,... takes life as 't comes ...... has a cheerful word for all ..... a nice girl to kn . RODGER OLINGER Ro Stellar tackle for the Wildcats, since his Fres A r puts his spare time in on Callagheris corner r ' in the Navy ,..,.. saw service in Asiatic and P -' c are is a homeroom oflicer and a member of t e S nt Wa Council. W JACK PAINE Hlackv A very neat dresser ..,... music is his main interest ..... has participated in the Mixed Chorus for four years ...... can usually be found at Schuey's working CPD as a pool room attendant ..,,.. one of our Accounting students, JAMES PAINTER ..Iim,, Likes to hunt ..... enjoys book- keeping class ,..... a very good natured boy .,.... can be seen with Bill ...... does not like to work ...... disagrees with Mr. Penar in law class. MARGARET PENN ..Peg,, One of the quiet members of our class ...... thinks semester examinations aren't necessary likes basketball and short- hand ...... wants to become a secretary ...... collects pictures has a friendly word for everyone. ELAINE POZZUTO z. ' WILLIAM PECK W Bill A returned navy man ...,. gets his eight hours of sleep in school . . a man of many expressions . friendly . . looking for- ward to the day when he gets his hands on the pigskin ...... left school. IOHN PERRY alggn A nice-looking lad tall and friendly to all .. ., never quiet .,.... where thereis a bas- ketball, there's john ....., chums with George. KATHLEEN PORE Karyn A tall brunette in the Secretarial Course .,.... considers typing and shorthand as her favorite subjects . , enjoys being with a certain person named John ,.,.. will become a successful beautician. Very tiny .. has a wonderful personality , Tlshe . XXX ,fl at the State Theater , pals with Florence w nts tm be a beautician. DAVID PRYDE ' , 2 One of the most polite and tactful boys i our as ..... . enjoys the country air , holds up the trur e sectio of X the band ...... could sell an ice box to an eski ..,.., a fai - ful member of DeMolay an All-State Cho memb . NANCY PULLANO Na el One of our cute Seniors who has pr ty blac air . Treasurer of the Student Council . .... rves on ot Yearbook and Newspaper staHs ., w part time a Brody's ..... her love problems keep every guessing ...,. I friendly and well-liked by all. 1 Kit-hon-ne - 33 I I I PHYLL P E P Has spar ng si ' . ks a e Ar . eanit , stand ear eople aeki t eir nn .. .. a tenni tan ,. .. .1lw' ys seen ith Floren - GU SE ' iev Ano r oi of o sale' an o he '- e Staff th -enio class ator li a n' er nality alw' as boyf end . a l ,. me 3 our chori X . oul o l esi . , 11 M E T Re lt Hi' 'nd is fini y in the air a Kit-ha 1-ne s man ...... the rfect wolf, call and all ...,., ta nted 1 his art, can draw anything from a mousetrap a tt girl ....,. interested in aeronauties ,.... should b cessful engineer. RUTH REDDINGER Rut Comes to us by bus ....., likes to tal in Stuoy Hall ...., home-work and rising in the early morning hours are h pet hates ....,. she yearns to enter nursing ...... a nice to know. MARION RHODES NANCY RIEGLER Bing NanceU A bus student from Kellers- 0119 Of Ullf high SGNIUYS ----- burg .... , wants to he a private Wf' Wonder If 'NP-UCP gets her secretary can usually be clothes from Fifth Avenue .. , found in New Bethlehem ..,... a Wants tv bf' 11 NUTS? - Slw GU- Kit-han-ne salesman .,.... good JOYS Spanish Kit-hfm'1'19 student .. works in the mimeo- S2ll9SI11HH ----v- .l121fdlY PVPY S9911 graph mom, without Lorraine . MARY LOU RICHEY Mary Loul' ELLEN JANE ROBINSON jane Has a nice disposition . ,... a bus student ....., likes to dance will make a good secretary usually seen with Irene and Esther ...,.. twiddles her time away in the mimeograph room. Full of pep ..., always chew- ing gum .,.... hails from the big city of Templeton ,..... Kit-han- ne salesman ...... thinks I. W. is just it ..,... lots of fun. MERLE ROOD Skip One of our good-looking Seniors ,.,,,. likes the girls and doesnlt lack attention from them ....,. rides the bus from Goheenville daily .,.... always absent during hunting season. MILDRED ROSENBERGER Mickey', A sweet lassie and a whiz at jitterhugging ...... hails from Wick City ...., likes basketball and boys .... . jerks sodas at Rohrer's ....., has a smile for everyone ...... pals with Dot. CHARLES ROUDEBUSH Roudy,' Likes to go to Brackenridge .,,,.. hails from Jefferson Street ..,... a very friendly boy .,..., delivers papers ,..... is satis- fied sitting around doing nothing . seen about with Craig. NORMA RUSH Rush A Kit-han-ne salesman ,. . hails from the Run', .. likes movies .,., an Academic student plans to study medicine ....., has pretty hair. ' Kitrhcm-ne - 34 ELEANOR SCHAEFFER EleanorU The Shape of the Senior Class ...... makes the boys sit up and take notice .,,.,. can't seem to keep out of trouble ..... always full of pep at the wrong time ...... continually chewing gum .. wears her clothes well. HOSE SCHIANO RoSy,' One of our Secretarial stu- dents ...,., short and sweet ..,., full of pep rides the bus to school ...... pals with Irene. MAXINE SCIIULTZE Schultze One of our Commercial students .,,... hails from West Kittanning ..,... enjoys skiing, ice skating, and movies cut-up in any class ..,.. works at Woolwortlfs .,.. . will make an eflicient secretary .... . Kit-han-ne salesman. ESTHER SADLER Esther A quiet Senior from Adrian pleasant ky, always neat ..,.., likes to roller skate ..,,,. pal' withiff ,ne and Marys Lou. 1, , '47 DE ES AClll ' xv' ' elores nf rl verv s era gi io h' p' ty cloi quiet 'md XJ ff? enjo ffugfm v iff.. an ce io hopes to . I We 3 1, kex 5612 t 2, or s art ' re as an ,CX ffusher at t f A ..,,' ,, be Aj' 'Bt-cky. 17 ' 1 J f fi! ,MC W aff C , ef . I 'ff' ' j if Smoo -yofthe ball a ' the pool tables . , . l consi't My argues W'ih ly , 'cCoi1nell ....., wants to be an ,lf a eet ..., . pla Pjdintramural toot 4 .,., hangs out in 67' or C' yypg1M1f1iQK Visual Ed Club. ,K 'yyvriicifaj .AN 4'P.1r' fl llig stepping majorette . knows how to wear ,ff X j clothes .. ,,-fmember of the Mixed Chorus .,,... has pretty , black air .,.... Eileen's friend .,.., always smiling. X if MARY ETHEL SCHAEFFEH Mes', Has a heart of gold ..,, her hair is envied by all .,,.., likes to chew gum ..,,., whizzes around in a little Ford V-8 . has personality plus. LUIS SCHRECENGOST Schreck A tall friendly Senior from 121 ..,,.. will sell you anything you want ., ., spends her spare time thinking of Bob . always willing to help the other fellow. R DONALD' ERENE 1 g GA -S ff' er iandiill c ptaii t 'll tea . 0 xml i1 er 't' ' ' ...... ll' ' ev o , .. .. mer 'll n e i llc g E' 51 xg' WA 1 i?fENB' .3 9 526: I 'nls roi 4, We n l ..... ,ego B lo ing re , 1 .t ss ,. me oir ore .eco plished wo es ...., es wg' 'i .. ,niyulls with Busv an C orge. ROBERT SHAFFEH Has a quiet knack for writing feature stories . swim- . . . . , J ming and women are lns favorite hobbies ,.,.,. tall and nice looking ....,. sharp with a good sense of humor . hails from Wick City. 'iTurkey', Kit-hcm-ne - 35 I. 0 .A 5- EILEEN SIIANK Shankie,' 1 A cute little girl .,,,.. gay and witty ..,... a drum major- ette ...... Kit-han-ne salesman ,,.... member of the Mixed Chorus ...... hopes to be an air hostess. DOROTHY SHANNON Dottie'i A very attractive girl with a winning personality , Associate Editor of the Kit-han-ne . ,... Girls' Sports Editor for the Hi-Spots .... . her heart belongs to a guy in the A.A. F. by the name of Bob .. wears a sparkler on the vital finger. GEORGE .SHENK j, - f . Hub,' One o 'the' women haters of the 'Senior Class ...... with Hutch most of the time , dislikes grouchy school teachers ., ., belongs to Chorus and Band. , ' - SARA MAE SHIRLEY Sara An excellent horseback rider .. has school spirit and hates to lose the games . plays the piano very well would like to become a laboratory technician ...,.. a good student and basketball player. ERMA SLAGLE Loan One of our clever Math students . prefers movies to school .. can usually be seen roaming the halls with Daisy an exceptionally fine basketball player. IOANNA SLACLE ujoannn A charming little Senior with a very sweet smile , has a lovely complexion and pretty hair ., thinks thereis no one like Stivy ...... works part time at the courthouse serves on the Newspaper and Yearbook Staffs will make a fine secretary. MYRTLE PATRICIA SLACLE PattyH A swell lassie who hails from Wick City . .,... enjoys music, dancing, and movies ..,.. one of our Kit-han-ne sales- men hopes to work in an office in the future ..... serves on the Hi-Spots Staff. ALICE SMITH One of our XVest Kittanning gals usually found at Brodheadis or the skating rink . likes chewing gum, skat- ing, and men works at Florenceis beauty shop hopes to be a beautician in the future. Smitty . 17,6 Egg SMITH sunny A X Wants to .become an engineer ...... likes the girls, but ates English P ? . one of the bus students from Adrian . can be seen with any member of physics class ..,... runs e movie projector in assemblies. Comes from Riiner ..... an accountant of the Kit-han-ne Staff ....., wants to become a bookkeeper .. goes to Pitts- Q f DONALD SMITH DingbatU burgh frequently .... . pals with Percy, Bill, and Harold. HAROLD G. SMITH Pie On the Kit-han-ne Staff and the Hi-Spots ...... wants to become an accountant ..... likes to hunt and fish ..... favorite subjects are bookkeeping and journalism .,.... one of our many bus students. CHARLES SNYDER Chuck Always running around collecting absentee slips . . a veteran of our football squad ,.... just loves his Senior Eng- ish ...... always bragging about the Sugarcreek climate ..... law class finds him dazed. Kit-hcrn-ne - 36 ,iq VIVIAN JO SNYDER V1 Hails from Applewold ....., would make a good model likes to bowl clerks at Brodyis Mary Ann's friend. ALICE SOLOSKI A pretty girl who hails from the Western hill ..... enjoys music and dancing ...... works CPD at the Better Dairy Store pals with Carolyn future is uncertain. ROY SOUTHWORTH Roy Works CPD at the Leader Times ,..... drives what is left of a battered Chevy ...,,. pals with Don and Jack ...... passes the time of day in World History class belongs to the Rifle and Photography Clubs ...... dislikes school and women. RELTON STARR Pete A slow-going man about town ,..... claims he dislikes women ,..,. one of Miss Sullivan's bookkeeping whizzes ,..... misfortune kept him from being a football hero .. a really swell fellow to know ,.,... wants to make a lot of money in the future. V CHESTER STEFFY 'fsteffyn Likes to stock fish , a member of the Out-of-Doors Club h comes from Adrian on the bus ...... plays a great deal of baseball ....., a cut-up in homeroom. TONY STILLSON uTony,' Follows the family tradition of A-1 basketball players varsity guard this season football manager light on his feet on the dance floor ...., knows his sports records inside and out ...... on the yearbook staff ,..... pals with Maloney. MARY ANN SUNSERI Dede,' Pals with Vi .. a good natured girl ....,. works fill at the Streamline Market ..,. quite a cut-up in English ..., usher for last yearis Senior Play ...... has pretty hair and brown eyes. PETER TATE Pete Is on the Hi-Spot's Staff ...... member of the Mixed QQ. S - Chorus , always chewing gum ,.,... where there are girls we ROSE TENACLIA Rosen One of our small Seniors ..,... always chewing gum usually seen with Jean .... , frequently seen at the Sandwich Shop ...,.. part time waitress at Tomeris. you see Petey . .. never misses a movie ...... another of our many bus students. Q LOIS THOMPSON asm' Comes to us from Manorville quiet, but nibe to' know ..... works part time at the American Store ..... likeg, to sew and go to the movies ...., pals with Yvonne. .J KATIIL EEN TOY KittyU Friendly with a nice personality ..... hails from the big town of Adrian ,..,.. lovcs to read ...... quite a horse-back rider ....., wants to become a nurse. ROBERT TOY Bob Hails from the Hill .. a good natured chap an all-around Sportsman works CPD at Ford Carage .... ., a cut-up in bookkeeping class .,..,. helps out in mimeograph room ...... never quiet. Kit-hun-ne - 37 WILLIAM TOY Billy I A really smooth dresser ...... his main interest is 'KTootie,' drives a Packard is quite the man-about-town. GERALD TRAISTER Tracy,' Comes to school in a nmachinev . likes hunting, sleeping, and food ., member of the Out-of-Doors Club isn't interested in thc girls looks forward to the day when he will graduate. JEAN UMBAUGH 'ileannev Has pretty black hair and flashing eyes ...,., thinks thereis nothing to equal square ancing .,.. works as a wait- ress at the Sandwich Shop ..... L pai. with Rose. K - IA OP-IE vgbt Dioags- A 'Six Hixiurjitf X Pc s '. .1 Niiiqstdkamfiilhliair in thxe-Seiaioi Class ,,,,. . E. editor liyehl gpok gigs alto-in. Mixedvi rus 2 2. 'LH' - T ,.,...' Q ' ' l Rb 'Azllgfl carieistf .... ve mms U Y to ritlsthrssbsff c RICHARD VAN SICE Vanie A famous sports writer-to-be ,..,. writes for the Leader Times ....., plays the French horn especially well ., A will be a great success in life , , Sports Editor of the Kit-han-ne , set up house-keeping in the hall this year. CAROLYN WAUCAMAN c'Waugie', Hails from VVick City ...... has long black hair ,. a member of the Mixed Chorus ..,. . works part time at the Leader likes classical music and playing the piano . always seen with Alice. NVILLIAM EUGENE VVAUGAMAN VVaugiel' A friend indeed to one in need ., .. plays a sweet sax for the Red and NVhite Swingsters ....., an excellent skater a member of the band and orchestra pals with the VVick City boys. HARRY VVAUGAMAN Harry,' Another of our handsome lads ..,.. is known by his dimples ...., hangs out at Paulis ...... enjoys bowling, swim- z , ming, and dating ., favorite hobby is loafing . is quite A ,l the man-about-town. PATRICIA WEAVER Pat', One of our cheerleaders who has pretty hair .. ,. might be a nurse if a certain someone from DuBois doesnlt change her plans works CPD at Murphyls part time .,... member of Kit-han-ne Sales Staff. LOU NVHITE uLou', Our valedictorian ..,., very friendly and considerate .. likes to ride horseback ,.,., faithful Mixed Chorus member on Student Council served on Kit-han-ne Staff. BARBARA ANN WILLIAMS Winnie Usually found in the middle of anything going on . , . . well-known to all by her natural blonde IPD hair ..,,, . believes in having a good time .. goes exploring in her little brown Plymouth .,,,. thinks the world of Ray ..... on Kit-han-ne Art Staff. MARGARET NVILLIAMS Peggy , The utraveleri' of the Senior class . dislikes the men an all-around good sport enjoys talking when she should be studying .. member of the Library Club. Kit-han-ne 3 38 ' Q ff f PAUL WILLIAMS Tater An intelligent and sensible boy .,..., would like to become a chemical engineer ,..... one of the shorter members of our class a whiz in science classes collects arrowheads in his spare time. RALPH WOODSIDE Woodsidev Has nice wavy hair ..... mem- ber of the F. F. A. .,..,. enjoys square dancing and hunting ,.., interested in Earlyn ...... very ambitious. MARTHA JEAN YORKO Marty Comes to school from beyond the Western hill .,... a Distribu- tive Ed. student ...... thinks In- diana is quite the place ...... always seen with Peggy ...... puts in her afternoons at the Better Dairy Store ...... can't think of anything better than getting out of school. FRANK ZAMBOTTI Zombie', Works at Scardinzfs Market can be found at the ,North Water Street Mission' ,,.... LOY Lg, , Wolf C ' in w sville , uiet-but ' ' ' handso . ie likedvby everyone ,..., vants to be a flyer ...... likes fishing, hunting, driving, and girls. awocifwffzk' Www JAMES WRAY slim., Makes a mad dash through Kittanning in his new S6 Chrys- ler ...... member of the cross country team ...... plays billiards at Schueys .,.... a salesman on the yearbook staff ...... loves fe- males-especially Joanne. KENNETH YOUNT ..Ken,, Comes to school by bus ,.... an all-around sportsman . works on the farm , very quiet ,. .. a member of Out-of- Doors Club. I wants to join the Navy ...... an f interested football fan .,.... good natured about everything. NO PICTURES LELAND HUFHAND Lee GERALDINE MILLER Geraldine, A nice looking lad .. comes from Manorville ,,.... ' Another of our many bus students ..,... usually seen is now serving in the Marines ...... did a nice job as a 111 the halls ..,... very quiet ...,., doesn't care much for lawyer in the Junior Play. School. Zin emuriam JAMES FAHLOR Born December 11, 1928 Died hlay 31, 1945 ROBERT BIERER Born December 25, 1929 Died january 5, 1947 Kit-han-ne - 39 SE IUR C ASS 1 T Row: Clarence Dunmire, Clyde Daugherty, Robert Enterline, Percy Ellenberger, Robert DeLancey, 101 Bgflrarn Brooks, Richard Bowser, Herbert Crissnian, YVilliam Clever, Alfred Dudek, Paul Bowser, Mrs. Henry. rs' enry Row Three: Jack Bonnett, Robert Claypoole, Robert Comba, Harvey Dowling, Richard Buck, William Anthony, Charles Calhoun, Joseph Bonner, Craig Cox, Lawrence Calhoun, Charles Crissman, VVayne Campbell, Paul Crissman. Row Two: Loretta Dunniire, Lorraine Apple, llelen Barker, Peggy Eckner, Lois Bundy, Edna Crytzer, Aliee Bonnette, Delores Claypoole, Dorothy Baum, Betty Anthony, Maxine Bashline, Mary Ann Ellenberger, Charlotte Baum. Front Row: Bonnie Bowser, Rebecca Ceecln, Hazel Barnes, Jean Bowser, Rovann Campbell, Gertrude Colwell, Lois Dailey, Josephine Esola, Irene Brown, Shirley Adams. Absent: Jane Armstrong, Yictor Brocious. SENIORS-103 Top Row: Ronald Fry, Hugh Hutchinson, Howard Hull, Merle Gray, David Pryde, James Hoover, Peter Graff, BI BI C Mr. ML-Connell, YVilliam Kalb, Tony Galinas, George Shenk, Robert Fox, Harold Hetriek, Charles Best. Row r' C onne Three: loseph Falsetti, Donald Estep, Eugene XVauganian, Robert Bierer, Pum Geidel, Laura Tones, Iean Galbraith, Carl Geary, Ray lleilman, Richard Van Siee, Clair Iohnson, Lois Fyock, David Heinen, Leland Hufhand. Row Two: YVilliam llill, Daisy Fitzgerald, Phyllis Kammerdiener, Joann Hill, Carolyn jordan, Nadine Johns, Shirley Harrold, James Gallagher, Carl Johnson, Clarence Haberman, Edwin Fink, Rosemarie Henry, Betty Jean French, Marion Freeman, Esther Filippi. Front Row: Betty Jordan, Yvonne Huffhand, Joann Fenn, Shirley Glenn, Helen Fcrkan, Frances Hepler, Louis Grafton, Mary Hooks, Margaret Hooks, Delores Griflith, Glenda Galbraith, Florence Foster, Della Girodo, Patricia Fink, Linnea Heilman. Kit-hon-ne - 40 ,f-. .,..W-, -if 4 if, ws., . .s x. SENIORS1121 Top Row: Frank Zalnliotti, Robert Mllsoin, Charles Dunn, Vivian Snyder, Dan lioylslein, liois Selnw-ekenyzost, NI R 1 Peggy Black, Mr. Hound. Row Two: Audrey Ilindnian, Martha Boarts, Phyllis Pyle, Carolyn xvlltljlillllilll, r' cunt lean Kinipel, Thelxna Fist-ns, Marvel Lockhart, Betty liennnon, Alice Soloski, XYayne Serene, Margaret Foster, 1 Martha jean Yorko. Front Row: Mazerna Baker, Xernie Brom-ions, ltita Doseh, Arnold Morris, Pc-ugy Kem-sey, Ohreda Bowser. Ahsent: NVilliam Brenan, john Crissman, Xyllllillll Fc-rkan, Marvin Helsel, XVilliani lloak, Clair johnson, james Johnson, Albert Lasher, joseph Matz-er, ltose Myers, NVilliznn Peek, Bc-rnon Shank, Mary Ann Snnsc-ri, Rose Tenaglia, SEN1QRS1107 Top Row: Miss Title-ll, Ellen ,lane Roixinson, Iaek Paine, ltohert Loereh, james Painter, james Heliolt, john NHS fl-itz Perry, Rodger Olinger, Paul Mohney, Sylvester Kosieki, joy Martin, VVilliani Henson. Row Three: Margaret ' S e Penn, Kathleen Pore, Marian Rhodes, Chester Lasher, Merl Hood, Dwight linkehart, Vernon liklllliSUl'l, Nancy Riegler, Ria-hard Klingensmith, lliehard Miller, Donald Norton, Dale Lasher, llerniee Kroh, Dorothy Lytle. Hou Two: Cleora Kriznianieh, Nancy Pnllano, Dorothy ML-Millen, Cue-lda Ramsey, Laura lhlOlltII0lTl0l'f', Mildred liosenherger, Mary l.on Ritchey, Emma lean Luke, Glee- Montgonn-ry, Ruth lteddinger. Alice MeCaslin, Verna Marshall, joyee Mt-Laehlan. Front Row: Elaine Pozznto, Geraldine Miller, Pauline Nlelielvey. June Kness, Earl Kline, George Long, Kathryn Oh-snanik, Elva Meehling, Dorothy Sit-Lanighlin, Flora-nee Martueei, Colleen MCA oose, SENI0RS1109 Top Row: Miss Foulis, Kathleen 'l'oy, Eleanor Sehaeller, Norma Rush, Lon XVhite, laek Seailie, Eugene XVauga- Mis, F0 liq rnan, james NVray, ltelton Starr, Holiert Shafler, Charles Snyder, Marjorie Van Dyke. How Three: Robert Toy, 5 u ' Myrtle Slagle, Lois Thompson, Delores Saraehine, Erina Slagle, Dean Smith, Maxine Sehnltle, Peter Tate, Ralph VVoodside, Hoy Southworth, Chester Stefley, Donald Smith, Charles Rondehnsli, liow Two: Maruaret XVillianis, Paul lVillia1ns, XVilliani Toy, 'l'ony Stillson. Kenneth Yount, Ilarold Sniith, Lloyd VVolfe, Patricia Scanlon, Mary Ethel Sehaeller. Esther Sadler, Joanna Slaglle, Dorothy Shannon, Donald Serene. Front Row: lean Umlmangh, Sara Mae Shirley, Patrieia XY:-axer, Gerald Traister, Barbara VVilll2l1llS. Alice Smith. Anne ,lane Anderson, liose Sc-hiano, Eileen Shank. Kitvhcm-ne - 41 NVa1tch your Hngvr! Think ifs O. K. Bus ? Sixty worck n minute? Mr. Strung denlmistratvs, Future carpenters? There i x Rip it out again! i Paint na-utly, now! Our i'utlu'c' i1ll'lIll'l'h, Be sure- it's snmutlil Dr. Bzxym' explores Kit-hem-ne - 42 L. 7,7777 Y Y W i LINDERCLASSMEN ,, I 1 M.. ,,,..f A4 2 1 .s E Two pleusvl D y Nominees r. mm How cluvs it look? Kit-him-ne - 44 Rvur, 11-H to right: l,mu'llzl Bllflur, Cmluiv Ell1llliIlLfCl', Duria Entcrlim- Front, lc-ft to right: Fmrlmm Clnnplwllo, Luc-illv McKiSsivkou no Xlnid of Honor 5 junior Attendant ctilllfh' or f.fi1'1S?? h -4 r 1, .4 , T, -1 . A ,. if-5 . 5, 4' s My ,Q ww 2 'B X L. Q Q,-,un 1 'V' . 4 '4 if .uf Z 4 F ai 5,21-Y: 'fp' ,Q .3 ..,- . B 2 5 is ? Ja? x - M30-- 'Sw xg? 'pl 3 N1 Q 'f f .1 5, ,V A EST ,, -,4 if 31 Lfffv ' r a X Q i -, P2 Q, 'mm -www www mmm fn s 3 . ,L in VY 2 wwf 3 Q rr, 2 ff-g,jK sf yr its ip, 'Q tri .rf .Q i X X 4635 ,A is 5 wif ! Wk .5 Sf 256, 5 asv - s N K , J. 1 ., ',, ft .1 ' , . 'r 1 xf IUNIORS-. Top Row: Miss Smith, Irene Hooks, Robert Kunselman, Chester Leone, Earl Hooks, Joseph Hooks, VVilliarn ki- S -th 35 Kuhns, Charles Gillis, Kenneth Lasher, Albert Larimer, VVilliam Greenwalt, XValter Grafton, Charles Hill. ,K ISS ml rl Row Two: Lois Jean Hill, Lois Jean Hooks, Bonnie Hiwiller, Roberta Hunter, George Hall, Emily Hooks, olygn liugheei, Annabelle Hilliard, Laura Johns, Mary Lon Lehner, Rosemary Gilbert, Nancy Hubbard, Gladys Lamison. Row One: I iineKepQFul'ton, Lois King, Donald Harris, Dunne George, Donald llankison, Mildred Hughes, VValter Kammerdiener, Jack Kennedy, eau Hindmahxlobert Kammerdiencr, Maxine Johns, Sally Guthrie, Catherine Kainmerdiencr, Leone Hopper. Absent: Erma Mae Kline, KathleeBvl'1'eElg1n . w Top Row: May Schall, Nancy Shearer, Samuel Rothwell, Jack Simpson, Everett Sehrccengost, Miss Painter, YM. P - t Robert Shepard, Russell Snyder, Paul Reed', Jean Sehaub, Delores Rosenherger. Row Two: Joseph Schiano, ' ISS alll er Lois Skinner, Mildred Slagle, Melha Rimel, James Round, Verna Sehrecengost Lois Pollock, Pat Slater, Mona Rodgers, Jack Stefliy, Richard Resinger, Vera Jean Schaub, Beatrice Ryhiski. Row Une: Peggy lieitler, Marilyn Slagle, Sarah Shaffer, Pauline Soloski, Kathleen Slease, Donnie Slagle, Jean Sehall, Pauline llumbaugh, Jolene Shankle, June Smith, Ruth llouelybush. Absent: Clinton Rosenbergcr, Joseph Sehreeengost. Top Row: Ned Orton, Ronald Myers, Dean Stewart, Eugene Moore, George Myford, George Crossett, Robert NI , B1 ty Mat-Donald, Stanley MeCanna, Jay Swigart, Frank Pauline, George Phillips, NVilliam Myers, Row Three: June rs' on Somery Lockhart, Richard Maloney, John Lindeman, Louis Pollock, Carl Lytle, Lawson Schrecengost, James Palermo, Paul Patton, Thomas Myers, WVendell Morrison, VVilliam McGinley, Richard Leister, Gealy YVallwork. llow Two: Helen Montgomery, Howard Leavens, Edward MeNntt, Lois McCullough, He-rshel'Sh:1y, Jackie Matthews, Mary Palas, Rose Marie Peters, Glenn Kness, Philip Melillo, Margy Morris, Mrs. Montgomery. Row One: Eleanor Leslie, Patty McKain, Mary Margaret Minor, Mary Catherine Minor, Carol Mitchell, Jack Peebly, Lucille McKissiek, VVillia1n Moore, John George, liuth Leibman, Adele McCauley, Yvonne Lias, Bonnie Miller, La Verne Montgomery. Kit-hcm-ne -- 46 i U f J U L IUNIORSMQOQ Top Row: Mrs, Burns, Annahell Bowser, llelen Adams, George Boylstein, Charles Boyer, Ioe Buff, Dick xirs Burns Buz7ard, Peggy Borland, Bill Bowser, Keith Buzzard, Eva Adams, Shirley Cable. Row Two: Louis Butler, A ' Niildred Carley Phyllis Bowser, Eva lane Clark, Pat LaSitis, Alice Bell, Barbara Campbell, ,loan Bovarcl, Sue Davis, Jean Anthony, Hnlda Bleakney, Donald Churchill, Bob Baker. Raeola Campbell. Bow One: Louella Butler, Helen Bruce, XVancla Bishop. Mary Ann Belles, Faye Bowser, Sistina Capone, Gloria Collier, Hazel Claypool, Phyllis Clever, XVaneta Bish, Ellen Bobby, Arlene Cochran. Absent: Richard Drennan, Charles Hood. IUNIORS..20Q liop How: Mrs. llarrold, Charles Ellerrneyer, Daniel Croyle, Ethel Delp, james Evans, Iohn Carran, Arnold xhs Il,u,r0ld Davis, Arnold Crissman, llarvcy Dailey. Harry Duncan, ltohcrt Foreman, Earl Crayencr, Robert Decker, L ' ' Ronald Crawford. Row Two: Marilyn Croyle, Doris Enterline, Martha Demyan, Sadie Fitzgerald, Josephine lfanlkner, Eugene Donati, Robert Daniels, Bill Dosch, Dorsey Crissman. Richard Cooper, William Cousins, Donald Flick, Mary Ellen Cal- laqhcr, Bill Dowling. Charles Eduards. Row One: ,lean Cross, Helen Dermidzakis, Grace Edwards, Thelma Cypress, Vivian Cousins, Elmer ifolwell,bGeiiey:eycx1Dudek, llcrbert Dirnmitt, Nladelcinc liiscus, Connie Elmningcr, Opal Crissman, Phyllis Furlong, Laura jean Craig. lrances 'inn-soc. .- use-nt: lion-rt Frantz. . JUN1fjRS1307 Top liow: Miss Usher, Barbara Stivason, Roy Nhlstuood, Arnold XVihle, Michael Yengrey, Joanne XVhite, wliss Usher Gerald Syhcrl. Gilbert Yan Dine, NVilliam Ntatt, Howard NValls, Andy Swast, Donald Sutton. Russell Smith. ' ' Row Two: Florence Toy, Peggy Vause, Eleanor Yaliqnctte, Mary jane Toy, james XYilson, George XVagner, ,lack Toy, Rosemary lfm.u-r, George Taylor, Marion Tliompsoni. Shirley 'I'arr. Doris Xliestwood, Kathleen NVright. Row Une: Pearl Tate, Nlary Alice XYilliams, Robert Zellefrow, Maxine YVaine. Mary Troutman, Elyera Toy, Cynthia NVyant, Alice Swiuart, Bonnie XYilliams, Leah Stn-im, Martha jean Stewart, Ruth Zimmerman. Kit-han-me - 47 1 M f, .. i D y Nominees lg .ww f um V Wei? 4,9 1 L. fn? 0' A , 5 Y a v iw 1. 5 Supllonuxrv Attvnllznlh General Cmmnittcc 'l3f Wan A531-C315 ' c S0ph01l10I'P Beauties! X Kit-hun-ne -- 48 x Rm-nr, left to right: Mary Lou Klim-, Arl:-nu Kordvs, Cm' Smith, Shirluy FlPmm'3 Front, loft to riqhts Balrhmu Kosxlvr, Doris Fush'r Entertainment Committvc: V 4 Sophomore Snaps Reflw-sliiiie-lit Committee Qs Cj!1l'iStlNllS party held in 318. Officers and ildYiSCl'S A A Sophomore Class Officers and Advisers Standing: Richard Olinger, Treasure-rg Darwin NVeax'c-r, Vim--l'rc-sidvlltg 511111105 Ferguson, Prcsidentg Arlene- Kordvs, Secretary. Seated: Bliss Ruth Flaherty, Nlr. Burt Dunmirc, Mrs. Rc-lnccczl Henry. X -A A-Q 14 -, V- 7 17- ,VW X N ., . Xu, , 4 W, , f . V-WL A l 2 ff y rf i I I , , 2 SOPHONIQRESLQI4 Top Bow: Peggy Blakney, jack Cloak, Kenneth Bashline, Daniel Bowser, Hohert Bowser, john Brnee. Mr. XII, P r Penar, llarold Clonse, Paul Coleman, Pat Barthel, XVallace Claypoole, Bohert Boyd, Sara Clever. Betty 1 ' ena Barnett, Bow Two: Helen Bowser, Twila Bargerstoek, Helen Barger, Mahert Brown, La Rue Bowser, Dorothy Baum, Virginia Caretti, Patty Blakney, Dorothy Cerntti, Lois Campbell, Delores Bakse, Florenee Bowser, Lela Collier, XValter Anthony, Bow One: Verna Collier, Kathryn Altman, llelen Bonnette, Joyce Baker, Mary Cogley, Frank Bowser, Reedy Adams, Paul Beatty, lliehard Carli, Maxine Atwood, Uldine Bowser, Peggy Clever, Margaret Blose, James Bechtel. Absent: james Baum. A ., ,,.,.. 1-f 'tif hp, A K Q in A g Yi gt, ll E L' SOPH01X10RES..g 21 Top Bow: Miss Penee, jean Meflune, Ronald Lendyak, Floyd Mc-Clafferty, VVilson Lanham. Lon Lape, Edward NI- P 3 MeGiyern, Bernard McGowan, Dale Lynda, John Meffoy, Leota Matthews, Theresa Kozieki. Row Two: james ' Iss ence McDermott, Delores McCanna, Mary Ellen Larimer, Hazel Mc-Dougal, jack Lenavitt, Mary McQuown, Jean McCoy, Ronald McCoy, Billie Melilhinney, Iames Martin, Leah MeKelvy, Esther Mc-Kelvy, Betty Lasher. Bow One: Bemice blyers, Betty Mechling, Margaret MeAfoose, Margaret Loereh, Frank McPherson, Robert Manson, Gerald Lenavitt, Arlene Kordes, Richard Mazzato, Meredith Langham, Velois McDermott, Katherine Lasher, Keith cCoy. Ahsent: Frank Kliugensmith. ,zlwyi ' r Dfporf i, . 'Al ' jfyaj-J W .J-Afki-J .v K, ,AJ xl UAL' I ff 'ff' hr aff' F4 , J kd, I, fe . N 6 Kit-hem-ne -- SC F, 3 ,x if ' 43: Top How: Miss Shaffer, Lee Stewart. Turn Sehall. Paul Shaner, Ken Spanq, Gerald Sample, Keith Smith, St??H0N10RES 331 Allen Stennett, Hays Shuster, George Shaffer, Hubert Starr, lean Stewart, Margaret Shepard. Row Two: Dick A1155 Shaffer Shafer, Betty Shannon, Gerald Sehall. Stanley Sipes, Shirley Ruin-ll, Dun Snuail, Briqhta Skinner, Coe Smith, Evelyn Slagle, james Smith, Nonna Stitt, Dnnalcl Swank, james Shultz. Huw Une: Doris Shultz, Delores Slagle, Joanne Say, Cecelia Slagle, Gene Snyder, Diek Slagle, Monty Stewart, Gloria Sclireekenxlust, Fred Sluup. Mary Shiring, Beverly Snyder, Glenclora Sehauh, Mildred Smith. Alisent: Merle Selireeengost, lllllllilllll' Slagle, lean Steily. ' X if gg Top ll iw: Leonard Traister, Mary 'l'uy, Betty XVeaver, Connie Van Dine, Glenn Vllull-e, Harold Talwack, Mr. ipplliryi IORES 333 Palme, LXYL-sley Taylor, Cene YX'ilwn, .laek Tranxue, Edward Xlkzurlall, George XYacle, ,Inline XX yant. Row Two: ' r' the Vivian W'ull'e, Betty Irene XVou1lall, Peggy Tuy, Ilowanl YVuuLlsicle, ,lean XVunclerlin5z, Nellie XVaugaman, LaRue XVull'e. Janet Tarr. Violet XVhite, Dorothy Zimmerman, Arthur XVulfe, Catherine YYillyarcl, Thelma Toy. ll0w40ne: Darwin XVE'ilV04I', Sus- anna Tlmnipwn, Iune Tarr, Andrew YVisniewski, jaek Younkins, Nick Teneglia, Phyllis XVyani. Joanne X7lllllK1ll4'gtl', Sherman Xvllll-il1I1l'. Usear Xllvlfe, Shirley XYa,qner, Kitty Miles, Doris Toy. Absent: Al Xlbuclwarcl, Thuinas Tatsak, Peggy M. Toy, Shir ey 'l'uy. ' A 4: T R ': B 'tt' Et- , D1 'il Fair, llohert Fuster, l.eRuy Furringer, james Ferguson, Dale Fox, Mrs. Penar, 50PIi0xI0RES 309 Xiillonuigve, holiertsliiivixx,llihwarrl Dentiei. liielxar-l lfeltenlverger, Shirley Evans, Patrieia lfiseus, Row TWU: xIrs'Penar Louis Duuglas, Barbara Crissman, Mildred Dowling, Patsy Flilllllldlli, Doris Fqstexz, lliehard Emery, Sally Crum, Patrieia Conway, Glenn Cornnian, Bonnie Carman, I an Lravenor, llarlwara Dans, Xamnrwlailwell, David fiouper. Row One: Rose Custanzu, Vivian l rv,'Lurraine Fry, Shirley Flelnm, Ceur rqflrissman, Duane Crawford, Iaek lnnngh, Carme hdwarlls, Rodney Calwell, Lahanna Croyle, Miizi Ellemeyer, Beatrice Cooper, Shirle- a Barhara Culu l I - 'gi il gl pix 7' -J' 'fd R! la X E , gh JJQ,-K+' . f if-' U f z f in Q- S ,fm wff il i I 4. if S ff fffvf f ,i,,.A9,x A ,J,r , r , 1-mfr lx W if , K1l5lCIU'?F A QQ., f A ,,j,,,! 3 xii yy . i l lf , MAI! j ,, 51' f 5 'Q 1 ' x L 'K ' 1 X N ' I iygligg, K ,Ax i X, x J l X il Nix Aix hx .l rw ii . ww N. ,, wg ' Ai FQ F m , 1 H E .fl . , I . tl , K V . Auf Xp . A ' pd i 'Hi .N 1 - i P ily' l - f K V A' . . t r l 's ' - f . 5 . . 'ii if i i ' SUPHO URES Flaw ' l K 'J '0 I 'i is I ' l f I 0 I f i f' , ' ' lf ,t if I f lv -' 93 Top Row: Miss Moore, Margaret Rumbaugh, Nancy Rea, VVilliam Perkinson, Richard Olinger, Gale Miller, SOP M E 3-3 ri M- , Robert Norton, Charles Miller, Joseph Rizzo, Robert lieedy, Melvin Null, Kenneth Rinnbarger, Donald Roofner, ' R A ls? oore Frank Myers. Row Two: Martha Oliver, Helen Yelson, Mary jean Palumbo, Peggy Mills, Margaret Myers, I fue Ubade, Ruth Heariek, Evelyn Rosen, Oma June Ritchey, Mary Morrow, Gladys Montgomery, -lean Mohney. Row One: Lettie f X ntgomery, Alda Ortxnan, Mildred Olinger, Ann Rhodes, Virginia Miller, Iim Rc-bold, Doris Rissman, Helen Ridenour, Riehard Peters, -lfnda lieclfield, Myrhe lmre, llazel Morrow, Annabelle River, john Morris. 5 J , , ' K ll ffl f 5 va' 7 . I xt ' . -'A .. at ,li i 6 ' rf Lfrl 5 In I . A 5 pg,'s 0PH0M0RES1g318 Top Row: Glenn Geidel, Iames Ylullins, John Cox. Ralph Johnson, Al Dame, George lkiontgomery, Alan Pense, ii S -th Paul Kerr, Duane Godlove, Kenrieth Haberman, Chuck Hooks, Dick Howard, Sam Shilling. Row Three: Mr. r' ml Smith, Donald Hankey, NVilliam Gray, WVilliam Cook, Merle George, john Karns, Bob Burns, Harold Grafton, Jacob Hiding:-r, Jack Gould, Leroy Gamer, Virginia Hooks, Kenneth jones, Kenneth Hoover. Two: Jack Hughes, Pat Futeher, Don- ald Grafton, Jimmy Colonna, Jack Hetriek, Tannie Jones, Francis Kane, Vivian Hanold, El' jlainison, Ken Garrison, Grace Gray, James Guthrie, Diek Kennedy. Edward Ilull, Betty Henderson. Row One: jean Kammerdi Qarolyn Gallagher ayne MeKelvey, Florence Hooks, Mary jane Gerano, Francis llouser, WVilda Hetriek, Alfred Essenwein, Iolii if aI,,,fNIadn,-yn Hein Barbara Kessler, Shirley Greaves, Ernest Hankey, Beverly Kerr, Eileen Karns, james Gilbert. ' I . , X yr , . J . A!! A X 'N n Ml P . Q r Nw wr lt f was rf .1 w -X . . x . I' X I XE l aj! 1' V. X X a li ' f, I , , .h -. . --ft xv. .1 at , J PWD wif.. - X K X R 9 -sr X . - , , t s . X- y y 8 X QQ . I . .X Xxx X RX T i 'a B L , ,Y X, X Y IA., h 4 xt f X - .J X ij U Kit-han-ne -- 52 X -EA 5'-Je 1 vm 'N' hr 4 mf as hr Q in as -5. 'F w 1 K 5. J AW? M .,w-eeiifff' :Mi-fs-digg 'gf M 5 We ,ls uw Wig We 1-,.,' ,wiki it Ag! .2 R ilu? wwf? ' Q ,akqizm 1 Q7 ,! -- bw :f nm i 4 Da Nominees .X 5 ,Qi , 4 2 2 The Fun Committee Kit-han-no - 54 ,119 3 J, ,J 4 1 lie-nr, lvfl tu right: .Ioznnw Dumuirv, .IL-am lation Muure-vu Kuhn' Front, lm-ft to right: Shirley KHIUIXG. AHL-0 Bovurd 0 I rs-slmlml Aitrndzmts Thr- pop, candy amd samdwiclw committee Dance Committee. Nvhvrc arc the girls? lDl'CUl'2lfilllI Cm11111iltc 11 Freshman Sna ps W 1111 lI'l' Nliss Pz1i11t1-r amd Mr. P1-11111? Freshman Class Uffieers and Advisers St1111di11g: 1111111110 DllI1Il1ifk', Secrc-aryg NVilliz1111 Fritz, Presidcntg Dcrrmlcl Cross, Vice-Pre-side-11t: Louisv II11tcl1iso11, Treasurer. Seated: Miss Alice Usher, Mr. Tl1i1ddlJllS Pemxr, Miss R11cl111cI 1kIll1t61'. J Fi 1'?W ,er ',,,,,A,1LM'W 'I'?'I.g?iSfi4iEiaIi12'f'5 f 'QKE1L?5 .373 '4wif1 E..-F'1,ufW1a,a. T.Q.L,4f fy ' W ' W-ff Q V M., , ,mth ... A+.- ,.,.,,-JM. bw 1 'V 'F 'Q' .xr ' ' f il Top How: Mrs. Aldcrson fsulistihitc-D, Ln-shit XVull'n-, XVar:'cn Trouhnau, Mary Alice XYomlvrling, Nancy Vvliiie, Clayton Vlalkvr, Kvnnetli Stviiliv.-M, Patricia Ycninf, Danivl Vansv. Nancy Ian? Vvvrnvr, Bnnalcl VVc'Silal4L'. Row Txxo: Irvnu VVihlc, Betty Toy, Donald Stump, Patricia Slcini, Bi-tty Young, Ronald NValk0r, Donald XVilson, Dean Vilagncr, Mary lrnn Stvinmctz, Daryl VVa.lker, Ethvl YVhitakcr. Huw One: Glenn YVi1vs, Dixie Yonnt, Minerva NVolI'u, Imo- Qcnv XVassnn, joainic Yunnt, Phyllis XVales, Bvrtha YVnli'v, Lillian Zeulla, Mario XVnlfs', Phyllis Toy, Louise Toy, Alisa-nt: Dorntl1yTraistc-r, Marie Stitt, Ivan lfngvr. Miss Lipser RE 'H1yfIAN,1335 Top Row: llnlwrt Morrow, joaniiv Mysliwicr, Nancy Robinson, Max Pyle, Engzvriv River, A. B, M4-yr-rs, Eugene F S Paine, Cz-cil Monrlivacl, Carl Miller, Jann-s NIM-liling. Patricia Ritalin-y, Miss Titzvll. Row Two: If-an Patton, josvpliinc- liocnpvra, lair-rctia Pe-iicv, juan Mohnvy, Donald Rini:-l, Norma Olingvr, XVuoclie- Hartland, Snphie Miss Titzell Porafln, Iicrman Rirlls-y, Elizahe-th Minor, Joanna Meyers, XYilliaxn Peters, Uelorvs Rlmclvs. Row Om-: NYilliam Murrow, Barbara Papson, llolmcrt lic-arick, Mary Ann Mohr, Bn-tty Neal, C1-xicvievc Prvtvroti, Virginia Patcyk, NVilliani Minnick, Nancy Mnntgrmn-ry, XVilliain Puzzntn, Virginia Rlillvr, janv Nh-yers. Kvnncih Moliiivy. Ahsvni: Ian-k Mc-chling, Francis Palnxnlio, Paul Quinn. Ek'fHy1AN1118 Top Row: Mr. Baker, Ray NVhito, Marg-clla Bc-nzic, Karl Shfrnivtt, Ralph Boncli, Vaughn liowvrsnx, Diana Bic-rer, Clmrlc-s Lncli, Arnnld Tliicsiclclt, Bc-tty Anihrngi. Row Two: llc-rman Bi-rtoa-c-Iii, Thnnias B4-ckwith, l I' 3 er Aliuv Bovard, Barhara Bowser, Shirlz-y Bi-nncti, Robert Anthony, Ric-liard Baker, Delurus Bailvy, B1-rnic Bmvsa-r, Ann Barnniv, Aclvlaidv Bowser, Phyllis Bonnutt. Row Oni-: Ray Aitcs, lanws Anihrnsv, Regis Atwood, Cvurgv Anthony, Erwin Pitncr, 'l'0d Brmnxn, NVilliani Blakney, Franklin Bowser, Dale Amhrosc, Charles Bs-llc-s, jack Black. Ki!-hun-ne - 56 jf ,J fs :E FRESIIN1AN1131 Top How: Donaltl Cross, Helen Davis, Joan Coopvr, Sain Bruno, Sannn-l Desctlvrio, Jack Cop:-nhaver, M . N1. l Shankle, Hill ClllllllllLfl12ll1I, Hoy Crissman, Harry l3rnmban7.fh, Jamcs Brown, JoAnnv Brncc. Row Two: Jn-all ' 1' 'ln e Colwell, Jntlitli Gyprz-ss, Rose Gravvnor, Garnet Campbell, Ann Grawforcl, Raymond Cramer, Lavt-Ile Glav- Voole, XYaync Craig, Laura Bowsor, Rohvrt Boy:-r, Joy Depncr, Patsy Gornman, Gladys Bnncly. Row One: Xvillikllll Ghurt-hill, Norman Crax'cnor, linssvll Davis, June CfJL'l1fill1,kJillll't Bowser, Catherins- Claypool, Doris Cogls-y, Carol Buchanan, Patricia Gopvnhaxcr, Victor Cousins, W'illitnn Cvrntti, llaroltl Grawlorcl, Milvs Bowsvr. FRESPINIAN,-.334 Top Row: Don Nlt-Gaslin. NYilliarn Nic-Gonville, Norman Bit-Kinluy, Patrick Mcatlc, Jack Lavely, Mr, Hutch- XI IRI tbl - inson, Bt-tty NIL-Coy, Nlkll'Jllll'4't Blah-cr, Nlanrecn Kuhn, Bonnie BIcGc-ary, Patty NIL-Carr:-n, Patty Lyle. Row A r' U L uson Two: Rnssvll Mn-Klillen, Kvnneth Mateer, Glenn Mclieen, LaVe-rno Masters, Glenn Lcxnnion, Tc-tl Mac-Donald, Roberta MQ-Nutt, Ruth McKay, Dclorcs Layton, Mary Livengood, Joanne Mc-Canna, Morna Mclilhinnm-y. Row One: N'Vaclo Lashcr, Rolwrt Xlt-Mastt-r-, Clillord Marshall, Holve-rt Kroh, David Malonuy, Jack Mclntyrc, Jack Le-nnnon, Janice N11-Gnllongli, Shirlvy Knhns, Nancy NIL-Connt-ll, Dorothy Lash:-r, Ann Lorrigio. Abscnt: Hobvrt Matuer. FRESIfIXfAN..135 Top How: Robert Jordan, John Knoss, John Kvnsky, Barbara Hnfhand, Joseph Kanish, Clarvncc Honser, vu , S ibkl- 1 XVilliam Ilakc, Jann- Hays, Daniel llill, Rita Hawk, Jeanna' Klugh, Mrs, Sun-kling. Row Two: Joanne Klngh, ' rs' uc lnl' Xlarlcnc Hankinson, Nlarjoriv Johns, Dean Ion, Maria' Knappenlx-rgvr, Rohcrt Hankc-y, Barnard Kannrnerdie-ner, Louisa: llntthison, Norman Grafton, Clmrlvs King, Gvraltl Hoon-r, Allt-n Hooks, John Hooks. Row Ont-: Daxicl Harmon, Eilgcrie Kam- lllUl'LllL'l!l'l', Nlilclrvcl Johnston, Rohn-rt Jack, Ruth Hutchison, Jacqueline Hough, Nancy Harrold, Lois Hooks, Bvtty Kirkwood, Donna Jack. Flora llarmon, Goldic Klingensnxith, Barbara Hubbard. Absent: Norrna Holls-r, Harold Johns. Kilnhcn-ne - 57 FRESHMAN CLASS ' 1 gg Top llow: liumaine Frantz, jack Dowling, Gladys Fair, Shirley Freda-rieks, Mary Ann Frieri, Sam Galhraith, 133 Mr. NVintei. Donald Enty, NYillianx Fritz, Virginia Grafton, Mary Julia Ellermeyer, Robert Edwards, XYilliam ' r' In er rox, Row Two: Joanne Dnnmire, .lack Guntruni, Donald lfebinger, Virginia Duncan, lrois Eyman, janet Foster. Allene Geidel, Connie Elder, Marcella Eichellverf.5er', Nettie Gihek, lfranees Dudek, Harry Gray, Howard Fyoek, jertmy Fleegar. Row One: Edwin Fyoek, Donald Fair, Jack Doseh, Margie Crates, Mary Alite Gallagher Betty Freeman, Jeannine l'1s:,enwein, Delores Griliin, Betty Edwards, Sara lfyoek, Shirley Galbraith, joseph Gispanski. Absent: Hiehard Dowling, llrueilla Dowling. FRESHBjAN..336 Top How: lean Soloski, Helen Rosenherger, Mary Slee, Constance Rnffner, Betty llondybush, john Rurnhaugh, NI. YV. ' lVilliam Shankle, Richard Sehrecengost, Paul Spencer. Anna Ruth Starr, Ellen liosenherger, Miss VVaugainan, Iss 'lllgdman Row Two: Gail Skalkelrl, Betty Sehreeengost, Graee Shirley, Richard Smith, Fred Hush, Donna Smith, Shirley Shearer, Delores Sehiano, Arthur Ronelier, john Shay, Ralph Sholfner, Phyllis Shilling, Joanne Soloda. Row One: Donald Sarachine, Joseph Smith, Catherine Roscnherger, Betty Smith, Shirley Shirey, Lois Shoemaker. Velma Sell, XVillianx Skinner, E talene Schanh, George Slagle, Vesta Shannon, Lois llondyhusli, Helen llonclyhusli, Eloise Slee. Absent: Etta Mae Shilling. Kit-hun-ne - 58 , f , A fi X , , 'M -Y f A. ,fi ..,. ,-Ah-, ii i fl: 7TH GRADE--339 H , , , y i , I , 1 , - lop Row: Shirley Klan-hhng, kennvth hlorclzni, Riulmrrl Mi-ye-rs, Gvmlcl lllHLl4'l'lltk'I', Sally XI:-llwinn, Llmrlntto xhs' Bohngcr Xlontqoinn-ry lrvin Nlitclwll Virginia Mills-r Phyllis Nlarshall Beatrice l.oL-klmrt NVilli4irn Hill Mrs Hmlsc. SllbStltllfC2 BITS- Ilousc How Two: 'Cordon Marklo, Sarah McCoy, l'1itrii-in Millson, Phyllis Hooks, Di-lln Muttiv, Graco Morrow, Mvrna Xlutllwxys. lcon lsislier, lflors-nc-v Klngh, Virginia johns, Nlcrli- Lock, Clizxrlrs Mohr, Gvorgv Crm-enlnunn. Row One: Gram- Mi-Kelycfy, lgonnlvl Ilnirinon, luck Mm-ya-rs, john Morrow, Charles link:-, Ronald Grafton, Keith lwlolnicy, Knraunmn-I1 lkln-lilliiiwy, .lunivs Iohns. Ahsvnt: oynl lli-nry. 'YTII CRAlJE1348 'lop Row: Dorothy Still, -loan liliomlvs, lorry Yorko, lui-lc Parton, Li-oimril Toy, janv! liownln-rg, Hr. Duuinirc, XII, ljunlnire john l'1nly,-Ronzxlnl liowly, ,l.nnvs Slmflur, Huy Yoiint, l.1lz1h Syhi-rt, llclorvs Xl L-lch. Ron Two: liohvrt Hood.- ' ' ward, Xlilhann Vansi-, Shlrlvy Shay, joan YVhite, jackson Neal, Eugvnc Thomas, Donulil Pollock, Mary Hoc-sti, linioqi-nv Ste-pln-ns. ,luck liohrcr, liohc-rt Hockenhi-riy, Shirley Smith, XVilli1un NVai1gun1:1n, llohcrl YVQ-stwood. Row Onv: Surah Savonu, Don Str-xnirt, Lorvttai Starr, Eleanor Stitt, Eclwurcl Stviin, Gerald XVini1arcl, jannes lmwis, Pcggy Xlhorls, l.1iVvrm- Slnulv, XVillinrn Slu-im-1', l lor:i Stoi-kdill, Clmrlvs XVilklow. Ahsi-nt: Bevvrly Ni-ulizxusvn. TTII CRA1jR1337 Top Row: Rohm-rt Crnnphell, NIan'tlm llrucv, lor- Casino, XV.ilh-r Bowser, Howard Fra-cli-1'ick, Clayton Bowser Nh, Covcn lidilii- Crytzcr, Sally Bowser, .lon-ttzl Brown, Stanley Adams, liiiueiw Dunmirc-, Mr. Covvn. liow Two: Bvtty ' ' Bowsi-r, Xlairiun Boohelr, Lucille Clever, Ioiunw Cyprcss. Clmrlz-s Ashe, Henry Bs-yingtnn, Gladys Cmwlord, Sully Cuulk, Holme-rl Brink, Bi-tsy Crum, Billy Bznnn, lime Bell. How One: Larry Cilhi-rt, Vera Fahiiin, Ira Apple, Alice Adams, Dorothy liowwr, Norman Eulwarcls, Violet Bowser, Carolyn Cameron. Absent: john Fink, Thomas Fri-nch, Kil-hun-ue - 59 , ' W W v I HTH GRADE TH GR E..338 Top Row: Richard Brody, Marilyn Forvnian, Martha Coopur, Arthur Buehlur, john Ilill, VVilliam DL-lp, Mrs. Nirs Lia Lias, James Emory, john jordan, Ross Bowser, Lloyd Fostc-r, Joanne Iohnson. Row Two: Bt-vcrly Cornman, A ' Esthvr Gilbcrt, Barbara Bish, Gretchen Hvtrick, Peggy Bobby, Ki-nncth Held, Rob:-rt Hidingvr, Larry Hoover, ,lack Dye-ss, John Bowser, Laura Champion. Shirley Duhrock, Charlotte Harris, llclorcs Klavs. Row Oni-: P4-to Faira, Marilyn Cuntrum, Hobvrt Adams, Eunice Ives, Beverly Cook. Gloria Ilcllam, Jane Crum, Polly Barnvtt, Ccorgeanna Innes, Dvlla Bowsi-r, Constance- Atwood. Roy Bowser, Eugvue Fry. Absent: Bob Ashe. n.4,! I S, E...347 Top Duncan, liobbic Lainsz, Charlottc Montuonu-ry, Fri-tl Southworth. Miss Flaherty, F ,I rt ack Rhodes, Mary Rizzo, Nancy YValkcr. Row Tlirm-: Bob Pollock, Halter ' e y , Patricia Wfingard, Lloyd McCullough, Blair Quinn, Robvrt Croyle, Ccorgvannc- Stiya, Anne- Schotlc, Donald Turncy, lore-phinc Storey. Row Two: Marion Kirkwood, Richard Toy. XDarby llano, Patricia Laramer, Sally Morris, Tom Stvnnctt, H:-lon XYhitakvr, Lois Mc-rwin, janvt tgom Barbara Shcarvr, Row One: YVe-ndcll Myvrs, Barbara Truby, .lark XVc'stwood, Earlyn Hvid, M I Sout '1rth, James Stitt, lack Ollingcr, Pefggy Vibavvr, Ie-rry Shira. Kit-hcm-ne - 60 ATHLETICS Kit-hun-ne - 61 'ld xi oeb 'DQ ' T, if .AM 1 ' : sf ,fx N fig .HX .- f 3 3 i if s 5' M x x X W A in Q Nr 1' -f . 5 .. .ff ...Lf - -fail 4 1. ig .' ' 4. Jr' 1? wr ff '01 M H36 iff, s, W Maart- if . - A ' , 152 M. .. I . Aw., -Y VM' . 8 ,X Siilw -.Q . ,M y Q, SZ K-9 gy. 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Q2 'Y 4? Ei 1 Q A ...Q 5 ? -- -L EQ ,E Q 15 4-2 . fe J A -' 4 S wwwnwwwafamnmwdwwwh 1- m- aw-wmhmw 1 , X 5 v ff I K L if ,r uf -air 3 I K Mi . vo-If ij gf Q is W vfggw ,UW ,, ws. M3 t,g S' 5- F? 1? 1 , L. 'ff 'YQ-Y. -sq. 'A lx f 1 L 1. 4 I e.i,... AJ'-A, 'EPI s .,.X' MWA 'www 1 Vw-W 4 37 arsit Basketball Top ltow: llieliard Feltenlreryrer, lforwardg jay Swigart, Centerg john Perry, Centerg Ceralcl Sybert, Forwurclg Rielrurrl Bowser, Forwarmlg NYillianr Kuhn, Center: Harry Duncan, Guarrlg Nlr. Nlilliron, Coach. Row One: Iaek Keinwcly, Assistant Nlarmgerg Charles Hill, Forwardg George Taylor, Forwardg ltonnltl Fry, Cnurdg Tony' Stillson. Cuardg Clyde Daugherty, Guardg Richard Maloney, Forwardg Robert Baker, Assistant xIllllllf.lt'l', THE YVILDCATS' SEASON The NVildeats lat-ked experienee in tlie early part of tlie season but gave ll good showing of tlmernselxes at all tunes. A win over Apollo marked tlie opening ol' tlre current campaign, Sharon and Franklin dropped our teani in tlre next two games but botli squads were larger and more experienced. Iligbliglrt of tbe exhibition gains-s was a 36-35 win over Elwood City during Christmas vacation. K. 11.5. won ber first league game witli an encounter at Leecliburg. In tlre second, tlie XVildcats gave Ford City a busy evening before bowing 36-32. Tony Stillson, captain of tlre teain, was tlle liigli scorer for the season. Ile averaged close to 11 points per game. Returning letterrnen for next year will bu Dick Maloney, George Taylor, llarry Duncan, jay Swigart, jerry Sybert and Dick Feltcnberger. Those wlio receix ed tbeir last xarsity awards included: Tony Stillson, Clyde Daugherty, lobn Perry, Ronnie Fry, and Dick Bowser. Perry gets the tip! The tip-ofll K.ll.S. 29 20 32 46 42 36 31 18 21 29 14 37 26 35 26 19 32 44 35 50 0 SCORES Apollo . . Sliaron ,. . Franklin . , Aspinwall . Aspinwall ,. Elwood Ciy . Leeeliburg .,,... Butler .,.,.,.. . Ford City ,,,, , Qx'YtllK10I'f,I,fll:t ..,, Elwood City Mars ..,.. ,,,, Apollo .. 9Freeport oLcm-eliburg ,, , Butler Ford City oVandergrift .. Mars . .,....... , . , , . . -10 ' Seetion 1 Gaines. Freeport , .. Harry grabs Opponents , , 18 39 ,. 45 . 2:3 37 . 35 , 21 ., Z4 ., 41 . 33 . 41 . 32 .. 25 37 . 30 36 , 36 . 54 17 the tip! MM ' gf i K K I 1 fm Q f l 45 , , 1 fy. i W Lf' L . E 0 gg. A W3 Q 7 ' Q if Biff A, Q 7 f E X Ex 5 'R Z E 3, 4 ig I 7 2 n f I lul IIzl4Nll',X. Imp Iiuu Fry, Fully, Stillwm, Sxx1:.u't, Cvlxlrrf Bylu-rt, Kuxzumlx, Hnkvr, Bmxwr. liuttmn nm - I.wlm'. I m-llwlxlxu-run-1. NIMmu-y. Uvllxvulx. U.xuqlu'rl3. ' ff ll' Xlllmnx x lv ilu-' much' Sxxigurtf mxvr 1-zlllglxt Hut-hnnwlwcl, I-IICYK' ,ww IJIIIIULI. . , 1 -I I , 119' unior C eerleaders Rutann Jones, Doris Foster, Gladys Montgomery, Margaret Mills, Joanne Saye, Shirley Flemm, Arlene Kordes, Mary Lou Kline. Throughout this year these girls have also cheered for varsity games due to a shortage of Seniors. They have also been very active in helping with the treshman girls as they learn the cheers and motions. It is a prediction that this group of cheerleaders will be the peppiest Senior squad yet! unior arsit Nick Carlesils inexperienced junior varsity gave a Many of the players moved up to the varsity crew good account of themselves for the season, even though ut the end of the Season. they won only five games while dropping ten games. Most of their opponents were older and larger, hut no A , . matter what the handicaps the little XVildcats fought xvms were 9'halkf'd HP UVG1' Apollo, Aspniwall, nohly. l.il'CCl'lPl,'ll'g CQJ, and Vandergrift. .V JUNIOR VARSITY RECORD-A SQUAD 1946-47, Season Kittannin f O ponent ' Kittanning O onent 5: 7 . , pp 20 Apollo 15 , 26 Vandergritt 22 19 DeMolay , T21 ' Apollo 27 . V' ' , 16 Aspinwall I 13 if 26 DeMolay 35 22 Aspinwall J ' .37 ' 22 Leechhurg 13 9 Elwood City A ,V 1 , 1 6 Butler 30 18 Leechburg ,J ' 14 30 Ford Cityq 35 15 Butler 4 A 23 22 Vandergritt 38 12 Ford City ,-V 2 28 ' 28 DeMolay 37 ,f I ,A Q' 1 SA A Alf A SQUAD ' B. SQUAD Rear Row: Lloyd Foster, Alfred Essenwein, Sam Bruno, wVilliilIT1 Rear Row: Lloyd Foster, Carl Stennett, Russell Davis, Arnold Cunningham, Edward McCivern, Edward Dentici, Mr. Carlesi, Thiedsfeldt, Donald Cross, Robert Duncan, Mr. Carlesi, Coach. Coach. Front Row: Jack Transue, Merle George, Sam Shilling, Front Row: Richard Graff, Don Sarachine, Glen XViles, NVilliam Richard Howard, Dick Mazotta, Robert Starr. Pozutto, Jack Smith, Iohnny Stillson. 'L-TTCWSQ-Siwi ff1.1J ?f.3rwf fisaikikf-X. fn' ' - , Cross-Countr Program Initiated Leavens ended the season for the Kats on a note of triumph hy placing fourth in the State Championship Meet. The following hoys earned the varsity for cross- eountry: Craig Cox, Harry Gray, Howard Leavens, Ron- ald Lendyak, Paul Patton, George Phillips, Arnold Thies- feldt, and james WVray. This year's team was exceptionally successful as a first-year competitor. Next season promises to he even better. Mr. Penar and Howard Leavens For the first time in the history of Kittanning High School the YVildtats ire hein f represented on the friendly WVith Brentwood it was a different story as the Wild- cats began to hit their stride. lloward Leavens, Mr. Mer- 2 , g warring fields of cross-country competiton. And already KIIS has a state champon in Howard Leavens who placed fourth in the State Championship Meet at State College on November 18. About 100 hard-working boys turned out for the 2341-mile grind when the season began early in Septem- ber. These fellows trained under the able leadership of Coach T. H. Pnar, a former track star in his own right. In dual competition this season, the VVildcat harriers failed to bring home the hacon to papa Penarw in three races. In their trips to Schenley Park and Amhridge, they faired much better as their previous experience showed up to good advantage. Penaris thinclads drop- ped meets to Connellsville, Brentwood, and Aliquippa. Their encounter with the Connellsville Cokers was the first race in which the boys ever competed, and the previously experienced Cokers were just too much. Phillips placed third in the race and first for the KHS harriers. Leavens did not run. NVhen Kittanning tangled with Aliquippa, they ran into the best team in Pennsylvania. The Quippers lived up to all advance notices and gave the inexperienced Kats a sound trouncing. cury for the Kats, took top honors in the race as he easily romped home with the first place position. A last min- ute spurt by the Brentwooders afforded them a narrow victory. At Amhridge, the WVildeats came into their own as they copped third spot in a field of seven teams at a meet that consisted of teams which entered in the sport for the first time in this part of the state. Once more Leavens carried the banner for our school as he captured second position. Only Canons- hurg who won the meet and Beaver came in ahead of the VVildcats. As it was, Beaver edged the KHS runners hy a mere two point margin. In the WPIAL meet held on Pittsburgh's Schen- ley Park, Kittanning came home with seventh place out of a field of thirteen teams. Leavens crossed the tape in tenth place out of a field of two hundred runners and thus earned the right to compete in the state finals at State College. Harry Cray, a freslnnan, barely missed qualifying for the state finals hy finishing twenty-second, just two places away from qualification. Mr. Penar, coach, james Wray, Paul Patton, Howard Leavens, Harry Cray, Robert Burns, Arnold Thiesfeldt. Craig Cox, Ronald Lendyak. George Phillips. A- l Kit-hem-ne - 72 gm M.: ,ZA Q, . u fx ACTIVITIES 7 is .1 it www its KIGNNETII Xl. SNIITH RICHARD VAN SICFI DOIQOTHY SHANNON Fzwlllly :XclvisL'1' Sports Ellihmr .-XsQm'izltL- Hslihwr ills.. Krohf' NIcl.zu-hlun? Krizmzmichi Xlrmtgmuf-ry v Knvssf Hzxrroldf lfoilxmxni' Du-Lalxceyf Smithf Ellc1l1u'x'QL-ri XYhitc+ Bmwn-r Pullzum ' Slagleoc Filippioo lfym-ko johnso Bows:-ro Fink Cirucloo Apple' lizumneyo Sales 1' Literary 9Svcrctaric-s so Art Cutting ide-ml Ycurbouk collectors. The Art Staff at work. WAP 'CK E E332 'Q Q X 1 I .,?':j:g3 L. 3 YVillizu11s Rviglvro Eckxwrf lf N- NE XIISS AGNES KENNEDY MISS CLARA SULLIVAN NIARQIORIE Y.-XN DYKE Art Snlvs Editcn' M t- XVruy' Colwellu YV:-nvcr' Heplc-roi' Rhoclosc French 5 Iizxnkm-y RL-bolt' Olcsnnnikn Burke-rn Smitho Frevnmn' Andvrson' Stillsonc Shank' Robinson Slaglc- uc-AI0nsc ' HL-Caslin ' IiC'llT'Ya Luk:-0 Hush Bmuno Hill' Schultze' M' Art A Accounts 3 Sulcs XVML-lm thc- spacing! Dun and Gvrtrudv kcc-p tha- 2ll'C0llllfS. Thr- Kit-hun-nv Rouml-tuhlv, I , BUARD OF ACTI ITIES The Board of Activities of the Kittanning High School was proposed and organized by Clyde VV. Cramner in 1921. It was one of the first school councils of its type in Western Penn- sylvania and it received very favorable com- ments in a well-known book on Extra-Curricular Activitiesv. The Constitution and By-Laws of the K.H.S. Board of Activities state that its purpose is 'Lto promote the efficiency of all school activities through a unification of controlf' In other words, it serves as an advisory body, a clearing house, a controlling council for all scholastic activities, and is a senior organization or Senate, whereas the Student Council recently organized, is a Iunior body or House of Representatives. The Council will probably take care of all Home Room decisions and problems pertaining to the arate clubs, classes and other school organiza- tions. There are twelve members of the Board of Activities, namely the Superintendent of Schools CD11 Ned Cullerj, the High School Principal QM11 H. T. Crifiithj, one School Director QMr. VVillis Heilmanl, two Faculty members QMr. YVade Baker, Miss Miriam Morrisl, two seniors fliobert DeLancey, Peggy Ecknerj, two juniors fVVilliam Myers, Lucille McKissickj, two sophomores fHar- old Taback, Shirley Flemml. The regular meetings are held the first Tues- day of each school month and special meetings are called at any time. The Board meetings tend to bring about a more cooperative attitude be- tween the administration, faculty, and student body, because the students not onlv hold the deciding vote but are encouraged to voice their own opinions and take active parts on all com- whole student body while the Board will arrange mittees ppoin 'df ke recom eiitljiopg t dates and handle all matters pertaining to sep- the ' . , if I 0,41 M 1 1 W v v A 1, A . U 'fi ' A 1 fi! il 1 W0 ef' +A rlf fi f Standing: Dr. Ned Culler, Superintendent, VVilliam Myers, Iunior Representative, Mr. Harold CriHith, Prineipalg Harold Tahack, Sophomore Representative. Seated: Miss Clara Sullivan, Treas- urer, Dr. Russell Rudolph Cdeceaserll, Board of Education, Peggy Eekner, Senior Rcpresentatiyeg Robert DeLanc-ey, Senior Repre- Shirley Flemm, Sophomore Representativcg Lucille sentativeg MeKissick, junior Representatiyeg Miss Miriam Morris, Faculty Representative, Mr. NVade Baker, Faculty Representative. Kit-hon-ne - 76 V AN DE The Student Council of Kittanning High School has now been in existence for six years. During that time it has grown in importance and in the variety of its duties. This year the orlicers are: president-joseph Bonner, vice-president -George Phillips, secretary-Doris Foster, treas- urer-Nancy Pullano and faculty advisors-Car- olyn Titzell and Vern Alderson. Each Wednes- day a meeting is held at which all officers and representatives of the home-rooms of the Iunior- Senior High School for their alternates? must be present unless there is a very urgent reason for their absence. The purpose of these meetings is to discuss student problems for the betterment of the High School, and to co-ordinate home- room procedure with the Student Council. Sev- eral innovations have been added this year to the policy of the Student Council. For the first time Junior High School home-rooms are repre- sented at the regular meetings em tatives have the right of have voting power. Also, every T Top Row: Janet liosenhergero, Gretchen Hetricku, Kenneth Ma- leeru, Donald Crosse, Clayton XValker', YVilliani Shankle'. Row Two: Ira Appleo, jack Smitho, Brighta Skinner, Charnie Mont- gomeryo, Betty Amhrogio, jean Pattono, jackie Huff , Annabelle River. Helen Barger, Paul Kerr, James Ferguson, Barbara Camp- bell, Gerold Sybert, Edward McGiven1, Harvey Dailey, john Linde- CUUNCIL a Student Council hour is held in the home- rooms during activities period to discuss student problems and to hear and instruct their repre- sentatives. During the activities period each Fri- day, the Student Council executive board and ad- visors plan the programs for the Student Council hour. Assembly programs have been given this year to acquaint the students with the work and procedure of the Student Council meeting. Aside from its general duties, each year the Student Council sponsors an Amateur Night for the en- tertainment of all students and to encourage par- ticipation in a school social activity from all grades of the High School. The Student Council also sponsors the awards given at the end of the year for extra-curricular activities, according to a point system. The officers and advisors at- tended and took an active part in the state Stu- dent Council convention, held at Hershey, Penn- sylvania, in November, at which Kittanning was elected secretary of the Pennsylvania State Stu- ' e Councils for next year. .4A'f f' SJ' ! I man, Jack Doscha, Darwin VVL-aver. Seated: Rodger Olinger, Clyde Daugherty, Annabelle Hilliard, Nancy Pullano, Doris Foster, joseph Bonner, George Phillips, Ray lleihnan, Lou VVhite, Miss Carolyn Titzell, Mr. Vern Alderson. ' Non-voting representatives-Junior High School. Kit-han-ne - 77 A 'l'op Row: Robert Duncan, Ray VVhite, john Cox, Charles Loch, Louis Pollock, Paul Patton, john Fink, Ralph johnson, Carl Baker, Ralph VVilson- eroft, Hugh Hutchison, Al Pence, Ronald Lendyak, George Crossett, Lee Stewart, Keith Buck, Dean Stewart, Marion Kirkwood, Glenn Kness, Lawson Sehreckengost, Hershel Shea, Charles Best, lay Swigart, Robert Bierer, Al VVoodward. Row Two: QStandingJ Mr. Dunn-an, Eugene XYaugaman, john George, james Lewis, Donald Pollock, Ray Yount, Robert Hoc-kenlverry, lack Patton, Richard Van Siee, NYayne Kit-Kelvey, Rohert Mate-er, james Colonna, David Pryde, Albert Essenwein, Richard Graft, George Montgomery, Victor Brocious, Robert Laing, james Mullens, Thomas Cooper, Boyd Ilenry. Rou'One: Mr.Colom1a, Samuel Shilling, Gealy VVallwork, Iohn Dame, Richard Leister, Rohr-'rt Burns, Harry Duncan. NVilliam Cook, Francis Palumbo, Carl Steunett, George Shenk, James Stitt, Thomas Stennett, lack Smith, lack Rhodes, Eugene Fry, Amold Tliiesfelclt, George Phillips. The First Boys' Band Q The Boys, Band under the leadership of Mr. james Y. Colonna is an organi- zation which commands the attention and respect ot our community, as Well as other schools since many of its rnemhers have heen recognized in All-County, District, and All-State Bands. It is comprised of sixty talented boys who enter- tain us throughout the year. In the summer, the band presents excellent con- certs, giving its interpretations of classical' and popular music, - . XQMQ Viv AJAGX-.V1 ,, K X. ,f wx . . a A , ' . f , , , V K V' The Clarinet Cadets :Bass and Baritone Section? ' Z ' James Y. Colonua The Colvr Guard The Mf'l0d1fffS F '-r --- E -Q.. 1 L X f I ' I I .1 1-,Q rf ,N vw? wwmll 'Q :fiv- 5 1 2 K+ Q. XZ WLS af llil L ., vw 4- vfgg g,,,wWM'x: , 7 ,J ff Top Row: Allen Consla, Daniel Caulk, john Morrow, Ray McKissick, Thnrnas Cuolwr, Corbin YVyant, Robert Czunphc-ll, Rohm-rt Essenwe-in, Ray- mond Buarts. Row Two: Rohvrt Mc-Caiiglwy, jarrws DeL:mcvy, Richard Silvis, Thomas Christy, Thmnas Slnnivr, Jay Seclwick, Richard VVhit1-, Frank Baker, Frank NV. Baker, Robert Broclhvud, James johnson, Kenneth NVatt. Row One: lack Dias, Kent Rnpcrt, HL-nnzln Finesod, Robert Stitt, YVilf0rd Longhcrty, Richard McCullough, Ronald Hetrick, 11111105 Smart, Bud Toy, Mr. Colonna, Director. T e Second Boys' Band A xitul forcv of the First Band is in the Second Band, which Mr. Colonnu also directs. It is cmnposccl of boys from the Third Band who have received training in the fundamentals of music unclcr tho guidance of Miss Mary Ann Colonna. After the boys liuve hen-nine' more adopt in wading 1nnsic,- they are z1.clx'zn1c'ecl to the Second Band. The ultimate' success of our First Band clepvnds, to ai grvut extent, on the hurtl work of the boys who inulcv up the Second Bzlncl, Ulll-D21-pklll Xhikc minc rhythm The ti-n trninpetc-ers Kun-p thc line- straight lmys nw '2 J ' ' I 9 f Q Q ? f!vf ' Q is if 5 2 cw E R' ', gf Q Q Ay 1, 5 2 WH gs? it f Q we Lf gl ...,. 5 1 - , v 2 iewwl 4 F I HV ' 7' - ivy ' rg , A N M 53 f f xv, 'WU' I if -Yf W 1 5 f ' if I .8 ,..V 5 P N ? 1 liifi? fa i A , 4 K, 1 5 L Q EE 3 V K mfg, X, , i . . Q ..,A w . if :. 2 V rfw' A ..-...Q .Ms y if I ,IL iff if v We iss L? 5 Q ffff' A QP ff! Z X Standing: Nlary jane Palumbo, Keith Buck, Dcan Stewart, Lois King, Mr, Colonua, Hear How: llc-ltj Samuel Shilling, Alb:-rt Dame, Richard Leis- tcr, Robert Burns, Francis Palumbo, Thomas Stcnm-tt, jack Smith, james Stitt, John Stennctt, l'Iuge-m- Fry. Roar Row: lriglhtj Lee Sh-wart, Ge-aly W'allWork, john George-, Hobcrt DcI.anc'z-y, Richard Bakc-r, Ralph Johnson, Charlcs Loch. Cvntvr Row: Carol Mitchell, Annabelle Hilliard, Marl- 4-lyn Fiscus, Eh-anor Valiquvitv, Louis Pollock, Patricia La Sitis, Nancy VVarnL-r, ,lanc Myers, Bonnie Hiwills-r, Merle Loch, Robert Duncan, Robert Laing, Richard Graff, Junior Urchestra Under thc vc-ry able instruction of Mr. Colonnav tht- Junior Orclicstra plavs for all lunior High School Asscinblics. Through the cxccllent tcaching of their instructor. thesv nieinbcrs arc enablccl to fill thc vacancics in thc Senior High School Orchestra. All in all. this organization offers ll splenclicl opportunity for thosc intercstccl in furthering their musical abilitics. Recfls 'l'hc lied and NYhite Swingstcrs Strings Our clrununcrs 3 HS- JL ' 'M' ' f.1lI1LNl'IlflIl St'I'XIl'L' 'A 'Txuax TI11' Yiqht BK'f.Il1'l' C'fl11'iQt111.1s ClICN'l'llAl1-W'lCS'I'HRN lJlS'l'lilC'l' CHORUS This 51-111' K1tl.11111i11U lligll 501141411 haul tlll' lllllllll' Nth l11'i11Q 'mst . , . , , . 111 H111 f,t'llU'L!l-XXl'SfCI'll D1sl1'1ct C.l1c11'11s 111111-I1 was hulcl 1111 ll1c 5311111 111111 314 111 Ia11111:11'y 1111rI ilu' lst 111 I'1t'17I'll1lI'f'. lic'111'c's1'11t1'cl XYL'l'l' 11p- 111'11xi11111l1'Iy llnirtx' sg-l111r1ls 411111 111a111v Ulli'St 1-111111114-1111's lllllli 111111 ill 17111 I1l'K1L'IAilHl. II11- Q1111111 1'1'l1cf111'svc1 1-1111t111111111sly T111' flll' CUlIL'L'I'l 11111 111111111Q1'1l to 1-11i11x' ll skating p111'tx', d1lllL'l', 111111111 llllll il 111111111114 lJl'U' 11111 41 11s 1'111c'1i11111111c111l. As ll 1-l111111x 111 1l1w1- lIlI'l'l' dmv of I3I't'17llI'Ll- 111111. tln' 011111-1'1'1 xxau Illlkkf 1l17IJl'l'L'iillL'i1 l1x' HIL' l111'Q1' 11111114-111-11. 'l'l1v xti1'1'i11Q li1111l1-. l5112t!1' Ily11111 111' H11' NL'17lYlllliL'.n 5I1IIQ' 113 200 XUii'KxS. xx1ll11111t11111111 1111-1111115 f17I' x'c'111w 111 blillllx, 541113 H1-1-111'cI111q f.i'Ilfl'LlI-XXl'NU'l'II D1xl1'1c'l i.l1111'1's n U .Iunior Iligh Girls' Chorus District Chorus its l ' Q Wi .. Xliss Flnhcrty's Girls' Chorus XII' NYultcr dirccts. in if 2 I iii I Kliss Ruth lflrrlw- j Dircctor VOCAL MUSIC ORGANIZATIONS Under tht- dircction of Mr. XVzrlter the Senior Mixcd Chorus and lin- Girls, Chorus proxide musical cntcrtain- rncnt for many school and public functions. From those' groups the County, District, and Statc participants arc chosen. Carolyn jordan, Vcrnn Schrvckcngost, and Dax-id Pryde had thc honor of rcprcsenting Kittatnning nt the 1947 Stutc Music Fcstixul In-ld ut State- Collcgc, Pcnnsyl- xunin on I?lxI7l'llllI'y 6, 7, and S. This ycnr thc Mixcd Chorus prcsentcd rr comedy opercttu, Thr- Count and thc Co-cd. Tin- Junior High Chorus, directed hy Xliss Flulicrty, is also u wr-ll organized singing group within our school. This chorus furnishes incrnhers with musical cxpcricncc for thc Senior High Choruses. O Conn- All Yc Faithful 'IWHWWM f ?'a'f1fU'IQ't ' Arthur VValter Director THE CHRISTMAS CANDLELIGHT SERVICE In the Bleak Miclwinter . .... .. .,... . . ,...., Davis No Candle XVas There and No Fire . .. . Lehmann Brass Sextet ..... ., ., .. .,,. ,,.. . ,. ,..,....... Joy to the XVorlCl Senior Girls, Chorus Processional .,,..,...,....,................. O COIHH All Ye Faithful Christmas Heading .,,...,...,...,.., .,..... ..... ..., S L 1 lectetl Combined Choruses O Holy Night ,..,..,.......,..,.,..... ,.... . ,.,.. . ,. , Adam Christmas Story ,.i,.,. .,i,... .,...,....,..,.,.....,,.,..,,.,..,.,.. L 1 llilx II Carolyn jordan, Soloist Gloria in Excelsis Deo .,.....,.,.. ....,., A n old Latin Carol The Angelus ...., ..,,.... .........,i,.........,. ,...,.,..,. . . . Massenet Yugoslav Carol ........,..,.,.... ..................,,..... A Folk Carol The Senior Orchestra Bring a Torch, Jeannette, Isabella .i,,,,.. A French Carol ,Twas The Night Before Christmas ., . ..., Darby Cesie Bambino ........,.....,..,,.,.,. ........... . ,....,... I Jietio Yon Senior Mixed Chorus Junior Chorus It Caine Upon a Midnight Clear .....,..,.. ,... A Carol Beneath the Holly ,.... ..,.. .,...,,..,. S e recly, Tocahen Audience and Choruses The Senior Orchestra Hallelujah Chorus .,.,..., ....,, , .....,.... , . ..., ..,, 1 lanclel Harkl The Herald Angels Sing ...............,., .,.,,., A Carol Senior Mixed Chorus Audience and Choruses Recessional . , . . ., ,..,,.. ,.., joy To The XVorld Beneath a Southern Sky , .,,., . ., .. . . . ..... Rich Choral Benecliction ,. . , , . , ,. Silent Night llow Far Is It To Bethlehem? .. . ,....,. ., ., Donovan Coinhined Choruses Whiting for the signal! ,F f Gamma Tri-Hi-Y Top Row: Joaxme Cypress, Carolyn Recd, Shirley Mechling, Shirley Dubrock, joretta Brown, Phyllis Marshall, Miss XVaugaman, Charlotte Montgomery, Beatrice Lon-khart, Martha Bruce, Gladys Crawford, Con- stance Atwood, Della Mattie. How 1: Grace ML-Kelvey, Flora Stoekdill, Sara Savona, Virginia john, Lucille Clever, Colleen McCoy, Delores Bell, Marion Booker, Vera Fabian, Karamaneh Mn-Elhinney. Sponsor: Miss XVaugaman Junior Tri-Hi-Y Top Row: Laura Bowser, Dorothy Traister, lNlinnerva YVolt'e, Joanna Mysliwiee, Ann Baronie, Jean Cooper, Joanne Bruce, ltita Hawk, Betty ML-Coy, Mildred Johnston, Phyllis XVales, Gladys Fair, jean Unger. How 2: Gail Salkeld, Delores Rhodes. Ianet Foster, Lois Eyman, Ann Crawford, Mary Ann Frieri, joan Mohney, Patsy Cornman, june Cochran, Betty Freeman, Marie Stitt, Miss Smith, How 1: Ami Lorriggio, Dorothy Lasher, Mary Livengood, Shirley Galbraith, Betty Edwards, jauiee ML-Cullough, Shirley Kulins, Donna Smith, Allene Geidel, Vel- ma Sell. Sponsor: Miss Smith. Senior Tri-Hi-Y Top Row: Miss Schlosser, Jean Bowser, Phyllis XVyant, Emogene Claypoole, Helen Ferkan, Rosemary Gilbert, Lois Fyock, Virginia Caretti, Betty Barnett, Mary Toy, LaRue 'Wolft-, Nellie VVaugaman, Uldine Bowser, Guiniyere Fulton. Row 1: ,lean xVOl'll1t'l'liIlj.E, Leone Hopper, Lois Hooks, Joann Hill, Colleen MeAfoose, Betty Mechling, Margaret ML-Afoose, Meredith Langham, Peggy Clever. Sponsor: Miss Sehlosser. ll I If Kit-hon-ne - 86 lub Kit-lion-ne - 87 Art Clnh 'l'op Row: Nancy Jane WVerner, Mary Pal- lit as, Constance Van Dine, JoAnn VVhite Richard Buzard, Joan Bovard, Miss Suek- ling, Mary Ellen Gallagher, Marion Thoinpson, Sally Crum, Diana Bierer, Nancy XVhite. aw 2: Charlotte Montgomery. Mary Mohr, Margaret Blose, Shirley Bennett, Betty Woodall, Phyllis XV:-lls, Dorothy 'l'raister, Lillian Zeolla, Kathryn Lasher, Judith Cypress, Delores Bailey. Row 1: Dan Vause, Hemian Bertocchi, Bill Blakney, Charles Carl, Xxllllltllll Churebill, liobcrt Anthony, Ray Aites. Sponsor: Miss Suekling T1 lit Library Club up How: Patty Steini, Joan Boyard, Miss Mateer, Mary Ellen Gallagher, Delores Hosenberger, June Kness, Anna Ruth Starr, Nancy llarrolcl. iw 2: Joanne Solacla, Patty Yount, Matl- elyn Ileidriek, Jean Patton, Ju Ann XVhite, Shirley llarrolcl. Mary Ethel Schaeffer, Lorraine Apple, Tyxila Bargerstock. Row 1: Barbara Truby, Betty Lasher, Ger- trude Colwell, Opal Crissman, Margaret NVilliains, Carolyn Gallaher, Vivian Ilan- old, Ruth Hearic, Helen Davis. Sponsor: Miss Mateer 'lit lit llc lim S Hi-Spot's Staff xp Row: Betty Jean French, Ellen Jane Robinson, Ilarold Smith, George YVade, Peter Tate, Bill Toy, Bob Shaffer, Dick Van Sice, Don Estep, Jack Paine, Rieharcl Maloney, Maxine Schultze, Dorothy Shan- non. ny 3: Helen Barker, Peg Eckner, Mary Ann Ellenberger, Connie Eniminger, Shir- ley Harrold, Esther Filippi, Louis Pol- lock, John Lindeman, Lois Pollock, Joanna Slagle, Nadine Johns, Joyce McLachlan, Doris Enterline, Barbara Stiyason. nv 2: Joan Fenn, Jean Soloski, Alice Smith, Gladys Lamison, Margaret Penn, Myrtle Slagle, Dorothy Lytle. Sally Cruin, Mary Ellen Gallagher, Mary Ethel Schaef- fer, LaVerne Montgomery, Ennna Jean Luke, Maxine Bashline. iw 1: Betsy Crum, Bonnie Bowser, Mar- ilyn Croyle, Pat Fink, Kiki Heilman, Anna Jane Anderson, Nancy Pullano, Dorothy Baum, Peg Heitler, Rebecca Ceechi, Hazel Barnes Jaeli Smith, Mrs. Montgomery. ponsor: Mrs. Montgomery Visual Education Club Top Row: jacob Hidinger, Gene Wlilson, George Shaffer, Lon Lape, Vllilliam Kuhns, Mr. Blose, Paul Kerr, Robert Foster, Duane Godlove, Chester Leone, Ken Jones. Row l: Frank lN1cPherson, Donald Harris, Donald Rirnel, VVilliam Fritz, Leroy Gar- ner, XVilliam Grey, VVilliam Fox, VVayne MeKelvey, lack Doseh. Sponsor: Mr. Blose Biology Club Top Row: Richard Olinger, james Ferguson, Harold Tabaek, Albert NVoodward, Hays Shuster, George Montgomery, VVilliam Kalb, Mr. XVinter, Keith Smith, Frank Pauline, Sylvester Kozicki, Ralph Iohnyon, ,lack Transue, James Mullins, Row 3: Brighta Skinner, Merle George, Margaret Shepard, Patty Bleakney, Earl Kline, Charles Hill, john Cox, Harold Grafton, Virginia Caretti, Virginia Hooks, Dean Smith, Joan Pieslak. Row 2: Richard Carlie, Donald Swank, Robert Toy, james Schultz, Dorothy Cer- utti, Lois McCullough, Dorothy Baum, Gloria Schreeengost, Larue YVolfe, Mabert Brown, Eugene Donati, Roaney Colwell, Robert Boyd. Row l: Lorraine Fry, Keith McCoy, Phyllis NVyant, Glenda Redfield, Donald Hankey, Frank Bowser, Vivian Cravenor, Barbara Davis, Margaret McAfpose, Mildred Smith, Ruth Zimmerman. Sponsor: Mr. XVinter Kit-hon-ne - 88 Knitting Club Top Row: Eva jean Clark, Lois Thompson, Sadie Fitzgerald, Lois McCullough, june Lockhart, Irene Hooks, Jean Galbraith, Laura Iones, Alice Bonne-tt, Mary Lou Lehner, Jean Anthony. Row 1: Pearl Tate, Katherine Olesnanik, Hazel Claypool, Katherine Kammerdiener, Kathleen Slease, VVanneta Bish, Margaret Vllilliams, Laura Iohns, Cleo Bowser, Yvonne Hufhand, Elaine Pozzuto. Sponsor: Miss Hepler Visual Education Club Top Row: lack Suaife, Charles Best, James Wlray George Phillips, James Rebolt, Gil- bert Van Dine, Mr. YVinter, Leonard Mos- eato, Percy Ellenberger, lay Swigart, Her- bert Crissman, George Crossett. Row 2: Dean Smith, Howard VValls, Rob- ert Foreman, Iaek Toy, Robert Claypool, Edward YVoodall, Al Dame, lames Mul- lins, Charles Crissman, Louis Butler, Hugh Hutchison, Dwight Lukehart. Row l: Charles King, Dan Vause, Ronald Vllalker, Lawson Sehreekengost, Diek Olin- ger, Rodney Colwell, Dorsey Crissinan, Ronald Crawford, Roy WVestWood, Hershel Shea, -lohn Kensky, ,laek Yonnkins. Sponsor: Nlr. Wlinler Photography Club Top How: Gcaly VVallwork, Joseph Bonner, Gene XVilson, Hoy Southworth, George Boylesteiu, Harry Duncan, Mr. Shaukle, Robert Milson, Ronald Myers, Ronald Lendyak, James Gallaher, Donald Estep, Jack Gould. How 1: Edward McNutt, Ellen Bohhy, Hul- da Bleakney, XVanda Bishop, Dick Leister, Donald Churchill, XVendell Morrison, Eva Adams, Dorothy Zimmerman, Mary Ann Bellas, Joe Stewart, Darwin VV4-aver. Sponsor: Mr. Shanklc Embroidery Cluh Top Row: Jean Anthony, Eva Jane Clark, Dorothy Zimmerman, Shirley Tarr, Miss Morris, Joy Martin, Jean Galbraith, Laura Jones, Lois Fyock, Mary Jane Toy, Helen Fcrkan, Josephine Faulkner, Row 2: Pauline Soloski, Leah Steiin, Sue Davis, Catherine Kalnmerdiener, Nvanneta Bish, Beatrice Ryhiski, Phyllis Bowser, Shirley Glenn, Alice Swigart, Margaretta Vause. Row l: Pearl Tate, Katherine Olesnanik, Sally Guthrie, Jean Shall, Lois Thompson, Yvonne Hufhand, Laura Craig. Kitfhcm-ne - 89 Infirmary Group Mona Rodgers, Roberta lluuter, Mrs. Mc- Ilwain, Delores Claypool, Jean Galhraith, Pat Scanlon, Lois King, Eileen Shank, Anna Jane Anderson. Sponsor: Mrs. Mcllwain Gym Assistants Top Row: Eileen Shank, Margaret NVilliams, Peggy Eckner, Alice Smith, Frances Hep- lcr, Helen Barker, Rose Marie Henry, Norma Rush, Mary Lou Ritchey, Joyce McLachlan, Nadine Johns, Phyllis Kam- merdiener, Mrs. Alexander. Row 1: Mitzi Krizinanich, Hazel Barnes, Josephine Esola, Rebecca Ceechi, Carolyn Jordan, Nancy Pullano, Patricia Scanlon, Guelda Ramsey. Sponsor: Mrs. Alexander 1 . . l11tmn111r:1l Football c:h2ll'llDl0IlS 7th and 8tl1 grade Top Row: john Fink, VVilliz1111 L1-i11wicl1cr, KClVVlll'll Crytzc-r, xvillikllll Dvlp, 12111105 Emvry, Lloyd Posh-r, Robert Iormlan, 11111- ior Quinn. How 1: john Ilock1-11bcr1'y, Robvrt Hild- ingvr, Iolm Bowser, Robm-rt DllllQ'i1ll, Stan- lvy Aclzuns, Ross Bowser, P1-ts-r Fniro. Muiorelles Top How: M111lPly11 H1-iclrick, Mary lillr-11 I,111'i111L'r, Xlnrtbn Don1yz111, Coe Smith, llnldu Blczxlmvy, Viviun Ilzmolcl, Patrivizx Scanlon, Row 1: J111111111- D1111111i1'e, Shirley Be-11111-tt, .lan-kiv Hough, jean Pnltrpn. B1-tty lrcnc Xxllliltlilll. Eilron Slmnk, Dramalics Club Top Row: Miss Young, 1111111 MCC111111, XVil- lizxm Mc-Ginlvy, Kc-nnetl1 Spznxg, Cl1111'lL's Nlznricv, Ccorgc Crohsctt, Ellgffllt' Moore, Donald Flick, Robert B11-rc-ro, :Joyce Obuclv, XlC'l'l'l2l SCl1l'CCl'lljlOSt. M ' How 1: A1111z1b1-llc llivvr, Sym ,Mite Shirl0y,f Connie Em111i11g1-r, Lublllc McKi5siuk,' Nancy Sl1c-urn-r, L0rr11i11ke16'Apple, Gerald Ll'llilN'llf, Mary Alice XVilll0111s, 'Viviun F ryl L '11 Q, . .9 x Sp011sor:vMiss xumngv 1 I ,1 , .K ,U I., S. Pep Club 51111115011 Mrs, Ale-x11111l1-1' 4... 1 Kit-han-ne f z X5 t l Rifle Club ' . Sponsor: Mr. Dnnesir f Xl -1 Out-of-Doors Club-Monday Top Row: john NIeCoy, Robert Loereh, XVilliam llake, Kenneth Stennett, james Painter, Mr. Duppstadt, Keith Smith, George Myford, Relton Starr, Donald Enty, Riehard Miller, Riehard Klingen- smith. Row 3 : Ceeil Nloore-head, Harry Gray, Nor- man Grafton, YVilliam Ellenherger, Ken- neth Yount, jake Hidinger, Rohert Croyle, john Karns, Donald Serene, Eugene Don- ati, jaek Ste-fly, XValter Kammerdiener. Row 2: Russell BleBlillen, jack Lennnon, Edwin Pitner, Robert Zellefrow, Carmi Edwards, Ray NVhite, jerry Iloover, jaek Cloak, George Long, Theodore Brown, Howard Shiek, George Anthony. Row 1: Glenn Xl'iles, David Harmon, Ray Aites, Harold john, Charles Belles. En- geue Kammerdiener. Robert lxlc-Masters, Sponsor: Mr. Duppstadt junior Out-of-Doors Club-KAD 'l'op Row: Rohert Hidinger, Larry Hoover, Robert Duncan, john Fink, XVilliam Delp, Mr. Coyen, james Emery, jack Rhodes, james Reid. Blair Quinn, Lloyd Foster, Lloyd McCullough. Row 2: YVilliam Vause, Eugene Thomas, George Greenbaum, Kenneth Held, jack Dyess, jerry Yorko, Ray Yount, Boyd Henry, Merle Soutuworth, jack Smith, William NVaugaman, Robert XXX-stwood. Row 1: XVilliam Shearer, Eugene Fry, Keith Nlohney, john Morrow, Ronald Grafton, Rohert XVoudward, Robert Rlohn, LaVerne Slagle Pete Fairo, james Lewis, Nomian Edwards, jerry Shira. Sponsor: Nlr. Coyen Out of Doors Club-Friday Top Row: Charles Boyer, Ren BltGowan, Merle Gray, Everett Sehrecengost, john Perry, Mr. Dnppstadt, XYilliznn Cunning- ham, llarry NVaugzaman, llarold Hetriek. A. B. Klyers, Arnold XYihle, lloward XValls, Charles Snyder. Row 3: Edward XYoodall, Carl Miller, jack Ronuett, Gale Nliller, john Rumlmauglll, XValter Grafton, Nllilliani Shankle, Robert Bowser, 'I'hon1as Tatsak, 'l'homas Sehall, Ronald Nlf,-Coy, Charles NVood, Charles Calhoun. Ron 2: Riehard Peters, Kenneth Hoover, Donald Smail, NVilliaxn Anthony, jaek Gould, Lawrence Calhoun, Chester Stefly, Donald Snyder, XVayne Camplvell, james Kleehling, Gerald Traister, Russell Davis. Row 1: Dean llindman, james Gilluert, Vie- tor Cousins, George Crissman, Earnest llankey, Rohert Kainniercliener, Lewis Douglas, jaek Peehly, Paul Reatty, jack Yonnkins, Paul XYilli1nns, YYilliam Pol- xutto. Sponsor: Mr. Duppstadt Agriculture Club Top Row: Cereiny Fliger, Bernard Kalnmer- diener, Dean Ion. Cecil Moorhead, Sam- uel Galbraith. Vaugh Bowersox, Max Powell, Russell A. Strang, Row 1: Robert Masters, Robert Rearick, Eugene Kammerdiener, Allen Hooks, Rus- sell Mchlillen, Robert Bowser, Harold johns. Sponsor: Mr. Strang F. F. A. Club Top Row: joseph Schreeengost, Paul Bow- ser, Purn Ceidel, Clenn Ceidel, Robert Decker, Arnold Davis, Harold Clouse, john Bruce, Robert Foster, Gale Miller, Howard Hull, David Fair. Row 2: Mr. Strang, Donald Hankison, How- ard Vlloodside, Merle Sehreeengost, james Martin, Leonard Traister, Kenneth Bash- line. James Round, Herbert Dimmit, Rob- ert Frantz, james Rebolt, Elmer Colwell, Row 1: Arthur XVolte, Edward llull, Os:-ar NVolfe. Sponsor: Mr. Strang Iunior Out-of-Doors Club-KB? Top Row: Robert Laing, Arthur Buehler. Ronald Rowley, Irvin Mitchell, Donald Yount, Mr. Coyen, Eddie Crytzer. John jordan, Ross Bowser, john Bowser, XValtCr MeElfresh, Richard Brody. Row 2: ,lack VVQ-stwootl, Ray McKissiek, Charles Luke, Robert Adams, ,lames Stitt, Thomas Stennett, Robert Croyle, Keith Buck, Gerald Hinderliter, jackson Neal, Marion Kirkwood, Robert Ashe, Cordon Lar o. Row 1: Jack Meyers, jack Rohrer, Henry Bevington, Charles Ashe, Robert lloeken- berry, XVilliam Baum, Roy Bowser, Eu- gene Dunmire, lack Patton, Robert Brink, Ira Apple, Merle Loehe. Sponsor: Mr. Covell Dramatics Club Top Row: Louis Pollock, Philip Melillo, Al VVoodward, Charles Snyder, Harvey Dailey. Edward MeGivern, Robert Enter- line, Russell Snyder, jack Paine, Paul Patton, Mrs. Lias. Row 2: Roxann Campbell, Roberta Hunter. Margarctta Vause, Martha Demyan, Doris YVestwood, Marjorie Morris, Mary Palas, Lois Pollock, Patricia Connelly, Mary jane Toy, Kathleen VVright, Helen Barker. Row 1: Betty Thomas, Lois King, Mildred Ellermeyer, Mary Margaret Minor, Na- dine Iohns, Bonnie Cornman, jean Moh- ney, Helen Bowser. Sponsor: Mrs. Lias Kit-hom-ne A l Kit-hon-no - Religious Education Rear Row: llev. I. l.. llull, Dr. George N. Laurier, Bev. I. ltlaurice Le-ister, Dr. M. M. Xlcliivitt, Bev. Charles F. McCormick, Father -I, ,l. llugo, Dr. Sheldon, ltev. I, P. Foy, Rey. XVade Stewart. Front Row: Bev. john XVaugaman, Rev. H. F, Loch, Bev. lt. B. Callahan, Father I. A. Mitch, Dr, E. F. Bice, Hey. john F. Bloore, ltcy. John C. Reed, Absent: Rexx I. S. Bair, ltev, NY. 0. Cross, ltcv. E. M. Erwin. Commercial Club Top Row: Betty jean French, Margaret Penn, Hose Mary Unger, May Sehall, Maxine Schultze, Mary Hooks, Helen Adams, Shirley Cahle, Emily Hooks, Mar- ion Rhodes, Myrtle Slagle. lion' 2: Patricia Mcliain, Phyllis Bowser, Maxine YVaine, Gloria Collier, Kathleen Pore, Rose Marie Peters, Helen Mont- gomery, Nancy Huhlvard, jean llill, Faye Bowser, ,lean Schauh, Mrs. Burns. ltow l: Gladys Lamison, Bose Schiano, Thelma Cypress, Sistina Capone, Phyllis Kammerdiener, Rose Marie Henry, Della Cirodo, Arlene Cochran. Sponsor: Mrs. Burns Junior Chorus QAJ Top Bow: Diane Bierer, Anna Ruth Starr, ,lane llayes. Martha Meyers, Mary Lou Steinmetl. llelen Davis, Nancy ,lane NYer- uer, lilizahetli Minor, Patricia McCarran, Nancy XYhite, Patricia Steim, Patricia Yount, Barhara Ilutihaud, Louise llutchi- son, Fred Southworth. liow S: llohert Pollock, Nettie Greiheck, Maureen Kuhns, Nancy McConnell, Mary llizzo, Delores Bailey. Marcella liichcl- lmergcro, ,losephine ltecupera, Delores Klacs, Barhara Bish, Gretchen lletrick. ,loann Solatla, Norma lloller, Alice Bov- ard, Nancy Harrold. How 2: Esther Gilbert, Betty Schrecengost, Jean Patton, Jackie llouxgh, Marilyn Fore- man, Ann Schotte, Mary Alice Gallaher, Dixie Yount, Donald Turney, Jeannine Essenwein, Lois Merwin, Charlotte Har- ris, Ioann johnson, Lucretis Pence, Pat- ricia Lyle, Vista Shannon. ltow 1: Eunice Ives, Patricia Heighard, lane Moyers, Patricia Peoples, Georqeann Innes, Polly Barnett, Sally Morris, Lillian Zeolla, Barbara Pullano, Beverly Cook, Barbara Popson, Gloria Ilellam, Lou Ann Lehhy, Barbara lluhhard, Peggy NVQ-ayer, Miss Flaherty. Sponsor: Miss Flaherty junior Chorus QB? Top Row: Benzi, Hawk, llohinson, Ainhrogie, Bruce, Mt-Kinley, NVihle, Shearer, Parada, Shilling, Grafton, Campbell. ltow 5: Montuomery, Knappenheruer, Elder, Montgomery, Peterati, YVolfe. Walker, Frantz, Toy, Grillin, lioudehush, lleidel, Cornrnan. Bow 4: llutlek, Mclfanna, Salkeld, XViles, McKeeu, Patcyk, Mateer, Klugh, Boueh, XVhite, Stitt. Dowling, McElhinney. Row 3: Livenilood, Claypoole, Smith, Kirk- wood, Foster, Grafton, Soloski, Sehiano, liyman, Frieri, Frederick. Freeman, Miss Flaherty. ltow 2: llouks, Dunniirc, liourleliush, Lari- mer, Gratcs, Shearer, XYilliams, Montgom- ery, Neal, Cogley, ltoudchush. ltow 1: Guntry, Kulins, Lorriguio, Hutch- ison, Buchanan, Claypoole, Cochran, Jack, Lasher, Klinuensmith. 9 3 i ,-. Day Coronation l946 L- as , ea' 5 z are se . Y an -sb j Q- I r ,A-. .t Center: Mary Lou Niellwain. Attendants: Lleft to rightl Shirley Flemni, Freshman Attendant: Barbara Campbell, Sophomore Attend- ant: Sue Crossett, Senior Attendant, Kiki Heilman, Maid of Honor: Cleora Krizmanich, junior Attendant: Connie Emniinger, Sopho- more Attendant: Doris Foster, Freshman Attendant. Crown Bearer: Donna Jean Smith. Scepter Bearer: john Henry. Children: Standing Clcft to rightl Don Painter, Frederick Procious. Children: Sitting Cleft to rightj Ioan Savona, Andrea VVaugaman, Jon Billard, Pearl Yee, john Shields, Della Heilman, Billy Mateer, Kathie lreister, Linda Brodhead, Nancy Flick Sandy Toy. Each year Spring brings with it the excitement of selecting the May Queen and her attendants for Kittanning High School. lt is an animal occurrence in which many of the students and teachers take part, either in the pageant itself, or behind the scenes. In 1946, the Coronation took place on the evening of May 4th on the spacious McCain house lawn that provided an ideal setting for such an affair. The Court entertainment included music by the orchestra, which also played the processional and the recessional, singing by the junior Chorus and a sextette of Senior girls, and dancing. During the early part of April, five girls are elected by each class, two of Whom are finally chosen according to their popularity and scholastic achieve- ment to he attendants to the queen. The May Queen, who is from the Senior Class, and the Maid of Honor, who is from the Junior Class, are elected by the entire high school. It has been the tradition to keep their identities a secret until the night of the Coronation. The May Day festivities, including the dance, are sponsored by the Board of Activities. The members, in Cooperation with the faculty, take charge of the elections and all of the arrangements relating to the event. Kitvhon-ne - 94 EATURE fs , i fa 'iw 4, iff? 12 'T a 7 'iii . fi JK! Standing: Victor Brocions, Charles Snyder, Robert Shaffer, Relton Starr, Chester Lasher, Jack Paine, George Shenk, james YVray, Charles Best, Robert DeLancey, Dan Boylstein, Tony Stillson, James Callaher, Rohert Enterline, Hugh Hutchison, David Pryde, Ray Heilman. Seated: Bonnie Bowser, Colleen Mar-Afoose, Nadine Iohns, Margaret Eckner, Mitzi Kriznianich, Kiki Heilman. Patricia VVeaver, Lolly Montgomery, Patricia Scanlon, Eileen Shank, Rita Doscli, Mary Ethel Schaeger, Shirley Harrold, Helen Barker, Marjorie Van Dyke, Nancy Pullano. STACEDOOR CAST Director-Mrs. Ellen T. Lias Terry Randall ..,.. Keith Burgess David Kingsley lean Maitland ..... Sam Hastings .,,.. Iimmie Devereaux Dr. Randall '...... . Mrs. rcutt .... .. Matt e ......., Frank 6' ..,........... Mrs. Shaw ,,.. f ,..,. Adolph Cretzl . Larry XVestcott .. Lou Milhanser ., Fred Powell .,.... Ellen Fenwick ...,. Olga Brandt . . Iudith Canfield . Madeline Barker Louise Mitchell . Linda Shaw . . Marv llarper fBigl Bohhy Melrose . .. Bernice Nieineyor Kendall Adams ., Mary Ilarper CLittlr-D . .. Ann Braddock ., . Kay Ilamilton . .. Susan Paige ..,., Pat Devine ..,. . Tony Gillette Kiki Heilman .. Hugh Hutchison . Robert DeLancey Lolly Montgomery Robert Enterline Charles Best George Shenk Mary Ethel Shaffer Patricia Fink Tony Stillson Nadine Johns ,. Richard Van Sice . . David Pryde Rohert Shaffer ,. Daniel Boylstein june Kness Marjorie Van Dyke .. Guelcla Ramsey . .. Ile-len Barker . Shirley Harrold ,. Carolyn jordan . ,, Bonnie Bowser . Nancy Pullano Mitzi Krizmanich ..,.., Peggy Eckner . . Patricia Scanlon Colleen MacAfoose . ,. Esther Filippi , Rita Dosch . .. ....,........ .... . Patricia XVeaver Eileen Shank YOUNG x1EN-lJLiii'ls6fl-htlf'.I'Qr'hi2-Q'6iLfl'l21giig'fQ'lfjlitigier Lasher, Ray Heilman, james XVray, James Reholt, Victor Brocious, Relton Starr, Charles Snyder, ,lack Paine. Kit-horn-ne - 97 Play Scenes Nicest Smiles Ray lleiliuuu Best Dancers June KU055 MOSI VlV2lCl0llS Tgpny Stillgim Best Actors Bob Entcrliuc Pat VVCUVCT Bob DcLz1ucc'y Kiki Hiilllllilll Pat Fink opularit Prettiest Eyes Chuck llouclylmusli Maxine Busliliuc Nicest Voices llugll Hutcliisou Carolyn JU1'd2lll Most Popular llugli Ilutchisou KllfZlKl'lZl1lillllCll Best Musicians Best Artists Sara Blue Shirley Estlqgr Filippi Leonard Mosvnto Jim Hcliolt Kit-hunsne - 98 Most Poised joe Bonner Esther Filippi 7 'Y Poll Best Dressed Bill Toy lflvillllll' Sclmffcl' Nicest Hair Murjie Van Dyke' irrr 7 Bert Brooks Best Personality Mitzi KflZll12ll1iC'll Most Likely to Succeed Hugh H tChiS0U joe Bonner Best Students Lou XVl1ite Lou VVhite Paul NVilliums VVittiest Sum Best Best Looking VVixmiv NVilliums Kiki Henman Red Olinger Most Athletic Cassie Serene- lfilecn Shank Kitfhcm no - 99 Most Original Joe Fulsctti llillllllll' Blmkmty Best Leaders Mitzi KI'lZIIlUHiL'll Joe Bmmer A Class Prophecy As I was walking along West 45th Street I passed the office of the New York Times where I decided to drop in and visit my old K. H. S. classmate, Dick Van Sice who is tops,' as a sports writer. Upon entering the office whom should I bump into the best sob sister in the city, Patty Fink. Patty directed me to Dickis office on the 64th floor. As the elevator stopped to dis- charge passengers on the fourth floor, whose name should I glimpse on an oflice door opposite the elevator but Robert DeLancey, District At- torney. Overcome with astonishment, I was still staring at quickly passing floors when there flashed by on different doors such names as: Nor- ton, Hoover, and Starr, Inc. Public Accountants, Mitzi Krizmanich, Woman Surgeon, Leonard Moscato, Brain Specialist, Lou White, Labora- tory Technician, and Marjie Van Dyke, Pan- American Interpreter. Reaching the 64th floor in a somewhat as- tounded condition, I headed directly for Dick's office. After chatting for a half hour, he said he had a surprise for me. Taking me by the arm he ushered me to the most famous reporter in the newspaper field-none other than Don Clark Kent Serene-better known as Superman. There Dick left me to renew my old friendship. Don and I fell to discussing former classmates as I related to him my surprise at glimpsing the names of successful members of old 'i47v on my upward journey to his oflice. Whereupon, Don reminded me of our class prophecy in which our seers stated the future greatness of the mem- bers of the Class of 47',. Thus we fell to argu- ing about the truth of this prophecy and Don took the initiative in proving to me the true great- ness of former classmates. Prestol He changed into Superman and whirled me off on one of his famous telescopic tours. In a matter of seconds we arrived in Pitts- burgh where Don pointed out the Rebolt build- ing, a model of perfect form and structure and a monument to the ability of its designer. Flash- ing his telescopic eye within the building, Don revealed to me the main offices and their occu- pants some of which I must relate. We found here the noted Radio City Hall where some of the star performers in the dramatization of Fal- settiis renown play Memories of K. H. S. were lack Paine, Bonnie Bowser, Nancy Pullano, Pete Starr, Bob Shaffer, Pat Scanlon, Eileen Shank and Mary Ethel Schaeffer. From Pittsburgh we flashed to Chicago where Don paused at the Soldiers Field Stadium where the alumni of K. H. S. were playing the All Stars. Led by Lolly Montgomery, Pat Fink and Pat Weaver, the crowd cheered in a frenzy of excitement as Rodger Olinger went over for another touchdown with the help of his team- mates some of whom We recognized as: Paul Mohney, Mike Lukehart, Pete Graff, Dan Boyle- stein, Chuck Snyder, and Bill Clever. Leaving the stadium proud of our victorious team, we visited Smith and Smith Inc., manu- facturers of the world famous breakfast food Winnie,s Mushf, Here the wealthy Messrs. Dean and Harold Smith insisted that we visit their main offices where they assured us some of the faces would be familiar, the first surprise I received was when I saw jim Painter seated behind a desk, his title was the Bookkeeper with Marion Rhodes as his Secretary. Their Personnel Manager was Clyde Daugherty. Tony Stillson and john Perry were the Health inspectors while Iune Kness and Betty Anthony were the firm's nurses. From Chicago we dashed to Nome, Alaska, Don already had his eye turned upon the famous William Kalb Gold Mines. Here also we encoun- tered our former class president, Hugh Hutch- ison and his associates joe Bonner and Colleen McAfoose employed in secret research work for the U. S. Government. Suddenly Don seemed to sense some danger, so scooping me up we were off again toward the Atlantic coast. His premonition proved right for here we found in dire distress several of our brilliant explorers whom we soon discovered to be Skip Rood, Bob Toy. Bob Enterline and Sam Best. Don immediately rescued them from the iceberg on which their ship was stranded and saw them safely afloat. Impatient to return to his office, Don turned our flight homeward. We did stop at Carnegie Hall as one last sight. How amazed I was to see Carolyn Iordan singing the 'iDesert Songv while Professor Bertram Brooks led the orchestra in accompaniment. We see in the orchestra pit David Pryde and George Shenk, both well known musicians, the eminent pianist Ioyce McLachlan, all with this orchestra. Among the socialites at- tending the opera was world famous writer, Kiki Heilman. Among the others seated near her was the handsome playboy, Frank Zambotti, the great etiquette writer, Peggy Eckner, the well known night club dancer, Helen Harker, and the Spanish professor at the University, Shirley Harrold. I could no longer impose upon Donis time and so suggested our return to the office of the New York Times. On our return trip I admitted that Don had won the argument and that few classes had graduated such outstanding citizens as the dear old class of '47. A Senior Kit-hon-ne - 100 ill You Ever Forget? -how bewildered the freshmen looked and how confident the seniors felt the first day of school? -the day Miss Painter spelled neck1'omancer,' in English IV class? -the goblins and ghosts at the Masquerade Ball ? -the day the cops came to school for a confer- ence With some of our little angels, tskl tskl . . . . Mitzie, at your agelll -the beautiful display put on at the Ford City- Kittanning game? -the ladies in black at the Junior Prom - - pretty classy girls? -the leg art that was shown when the track boys had their picture taken? -how red Miss Titzellis face turned when George gave the report on the Student Council trip to Hershey? -the senior girls that quit school to get married - - lucky girls -the day Leonard fell down the steps, be care- ful, kids, please. -the sorrowful faces seen around the school the day 'fnadv Rudolph died? -the trouble We seniors had in assembly, trying to get and hold our front seats? - Savor's,, after the Iunior Prom, filled with 'iour gangf, -the day in staff meeting when Delancey and Van Sice tried to decide who had the prettiest legs in the senior class? -the after-game and Friday night dances with music by the Red and WVhite Swingstersf' -the sudden disappearance of the boys on our trip to Pittsburgh to see HAMLET when we were Iunior - - - Hmmmml l how cute the hall corners looked when decor- ated With Tootie and Bill, Winnie and Bay, Lolly and Paul, and Bose and Bob. Nancy and Mitzils troubles with their men? the trip the Mixed Chorus took our senior year. The operetta was interesting, Wasnit it, Sam and Bob? the Kittanning-Elwood City basketball game- miracles never cease! the time we sang ',T'Was the Night Before Christmas? at the Candle Light Ceremony- Weire in our second childhood, I guess. -the big problem We had trying to guess who the Santa Claus was at St. Nickis Ball. -our Christmas parties and the fun We all had under the mistletoel -how bright the school looked after the Christ- mas vacation. Paint does Wonderslll -the cute kids We all saw at the All-District Chorus dance, and the Way our boys took over? lt was hard explaining after the girls left, Wasnit it fellows? -how pleased the audience was when they heard the District Chorus sing? -the dates Marjie had all at once-the devil finally broke loose. -the day the Junior Class put on the play, very well done, kids. -the day the Senior girls got all dressed up to go to the B. P. W. tea? the good time everyone had at the Iunior- Senior party? Thanks, kids. the hard times We gave the three different principals during our four years in K. H. S.? the coronation and dance afterwards-the be- ginning of the endl -how much We ate at our Senior banquet? Kit-hun-ne - 101 Movie Review Canyon Passage ...a,.,. Three Wise Fools ..,,o, The Verdist . , Easy to Wed , ,,..., . The Green Years . ,.,., . Holiday in Mexico V...., The Spiral Staircase ..,...... Monsieur Beaucaire ,.,.... Night and Day .,,,..,... Rebecca ,.,.i,.,.ii.i, Blue Skies ,. , Twice Blessed U , . Saratoga Trunk i,., The Perfect Mariage . .,,i , Frenchmenls Creek ,..... The Yearling .i,.,... ....,.....,. The Valley of Decision A Kid from Brooklyn ...... Deception ..,...,i ,,.... . .. , Rage in Heaven , ,.,, . Her Kind of Man .,.. ,..,.... Courage of Lassie ..,. .........ii From This Day Forward .,.,. Road to Utopia . .... The Overhead , Bob Enterline, Sam Best, Bob DeLancey Margie .,..,.........i.,..... .............,.. ......,.. The Best Years of Our Lives ,.....i,.,.... The Time, The Place, and The The Time of Our Lives . Cover Girl ....,.,,.,.., . ,. ., The Dark Corner . ...... . One More Tomorrow ....,. Girl ,.,..,. ,. ,. Six hours for you! Verna Marshall When we were Freshman . .. ., Sullyis dream .. The way to Dr. Culleris oHice .. .....,.... .. ., .,..... ..,. ack Paine We study for exams . ., Becky,' Cecchi No more school . Mary and Margaret Hooks .. .. . McConnell,s moneybox ., . ,. Glenda G. and Bill D. . .. .. .. .. .. Garretts Run Davie Maloney .. .. Mr. Grifiithis office . ., Earl Kline .. . , The lost notebook , . Report card day ., . Miken Lukehart The Turnabout Prom ,, .. . Nadine and Earl Road to Widnoon ......,..,.. Samis favorite song Four years in K. H. S. . .. Any night-Silvis Hollow- Anyone will do ... . .. .., Vacation time . ,..,.,....,.,.. . .. . .... Esther Filippi Under the balcony of the Gym ., ....,...., ,........,.,... , .. , Thursday Love Letters .. ........,,.,........,. ..., .............,..........., P a t and Bud The Enchanted Cottage ........ ,,.,,. D ickis Dairy Bar Mr. Ace ........... .......,.,..., .,.... ....... ..,...,. ....... .,.,,. . I i m H o over If Ilm Lucky ...,...,.,,,. . , ..,.,.,.,,..,.... .,....,......... ..., I ' ll graduate Two Smart People . ., . , Lou White and Dorothy Lytle The Big Sleep .,.,., ......, ..,. ......, , A dull assembly Kitty ,...............,. . ..,. ......,.,, , . .. ..,., Kathleen Toy The Killers ............ ., . The Red and White Swingsters Make Mine Music .....,.., ...,.....,..,...,... , . ., , Dick Van Sice Spellbound .............,... .,...., L eonard and Margie A Guy Named joe ,.,.. .. ..,. . .. , . joe Falsetti Doll Face ...,................,....,,,, .,...., . .. Helen Barker You Came Along ,.,...,..,,.,..,..,., .... . . r S . .. Mr- Alderson Anna and the King of Siam . ..,. Anna Jane and Orval Kit-hom-ne , ,Il T e Senior Class We, the Senior Class of the Kittanning High School, in the year of our Lord, nineteen hundred and forty-seven, in sane state of mind, do hereby state our last will and testament, witnessed by nobody in particular and by everybody in general. We bequeath the following: Louis intelligence to her sister, China.D Carolynis voice to Annabelle Hilliard. Tonyis dancing ability to Donuts.v Eleanoris figure to Stivy.'i DeLancey,s acting to Phipps.v Kikiis looks to Barb Campbell. Nancy Pullano's hair to Lucille McKissiclC john Perry's height to Jerry Sybert. F rankis giggle to Doris Enterline. Bonnieis smallness to Arlene Cochran. Earl Kline leaves, period. Lolly's cheering to Adele McCauley. Cassie's football technique to Mike Vongrey. Maxineis eyes to Margaret Blose. Paul Williams' brains to George Crossett. Estheris poise to Chlo-ev Pollock. Hutchis presidency to Iohn Gavran. Weaveris dancing ability to Pat Slater, Leonard's trumpet to Jimmy Colonna. .loyce,s hair to Connie Emminger. Bill Toyis wardrobe to Jack Lenavitt. Nadine leaves, and is Earl lonely! Doc,s basketball ability to Dick Maloney. Mitziis pep to Dimp,, Butler. Rod's looks to Busy Pete and Mike leave 'iSully,', what a relief! Dorothy Lytle leaves Mrs. Burns with an empty kleenex box. Sam Bestis wit to Iohnny Lindeman. Dot Shannon leaves-Bob's waitin'. Dellais shorthand to Faye Bowser. Skip Roodis female fans to Harry Duncan. .loannais secretarial position to Shirley Cable. Irene Brown and Edna Crytzer's red hair to Nancy and Betsy. Tootieis flightiness to Ruthie Liebman. Rita's stories to Mary Catherine. Dan Boylsteinis whistle to Paul Coleman. Charlie Dunn's friendliness to Jack Kennedy. Vic Brocious, devilishness to Bunnyv Baker. Alice and Marionis skating ability to Madeline and Eleanor. .lim Hooveris girl to Gealy Wallwork. Mary Ethelis studies to Bobbie Hunter. Jim Painteris hours in detention hall to Inky . Lorraine and Nancy Reigler's friendship to Jean and Melba. Bob Enterline and Hay Heilman leave English to the unfort Our sincere thanks to our advisers. Kit-han-ne - lU3 unate Iuniors. Y .J Q ny. me 3 W X W gr Q AQ, Q. it Ay Q- 1' Q3 W 'G ' A Q 8 it R if hx 1 we ,-:ev-fa-.Q . Q ff 4 3 ' is R 5, F' 1 .,.. ., . .... . Q 53 '-f-.-M g Q ' ' , v 5 X in . J f k E - ,. . Y M 1- -5 ' 6, ,. .4 3, V .Q A 1' ' f ' ,Qi V L . 4 L if A b 'Ml ' mf , ' ,mv , Y vm. ' ,v ,wiki - , in P . Q E H Eb f as Z, 5 Q Ng ' ,x ,544 f ri E S' 3 - H Q nf fi 9 tim V A SL ,5XlfaT?:M 'f I K' ' 'E L if N . agzam I 3,55 ' ma BHK 3 -La A , J Q ' nnwf L-f.7-1f',...w-Mc 52 fgM X V Mu Son Hit Parade Always .....,,,.,.,.,..A.........,,.,............ Till The End Of Time .,...,.....,...... For You, For Me, Forevermore ....,. ,... Dream ......,..,.....,....,,,..,.....,....................,....... .....A,.,.,.,. Together ,.,.......e...A............,...e.e........,...,.....,.......,,................ Doing What Comes Naturally ,i..,,.. Carolyn and Hubv Q . . Im A Big Girl Now ..........a.,.,..,.,............,....,................... Donit Tell Me That Story ,.,..,. It Had To Be You ,,,... .,.......,o......,. Sweet and Lovely ,..r.,,...,.ooo,.,,4 ....,.,..... The Things We Did Last Summer .,,o Give Me Five Minutes More .......,.... ,...,.... Iid Be Lost Without You ........,..,.....,.,,.,...... If You Were The Only Girl In The World. ...i...A.'.....4 ........ . They Say It's Wonderful Ready To Go Steady ....... Two Sleepy People .a... Hush-A-Bye Island ..... Little David And I .i.a. To Each His Own .. ...i... .. Embraceable You a.ai......i....... My Sugar Is So Refined ...., Cuban Pete ...... . ..,...i..i.i..,.. E I I Dreamland Rendezvous i.,.... I Canit Begin To Tell You . It's The Talk Of The Town .. x Let s Get Lost ,,....i.,................, ..........,.. I Wish I Knew .,.a. ,. ..,.,..,., . .....i..i..... The Wimrnen Won't Let Me Alone ........ Itis The Same Old Story ..., The Old Lamp-Lighter .... Sooner Or Later ................,.. ..,..,,,.i......,.,.i.,. The Whole World Is Singing Our Song Life Can Be Beautiful .,.......,........i.....,...,......, I Haven't Got A Worry In The World .,.... My Confession .,.......i...,...,....... ...i.,i...i,,.....,. You,re Irish And Youire Beautiful .,...,,. Rumors Are Flying ...,i... ..,.. , .. ........... Josie ,.,.....i..........,.,....,.,..,................i... I Love An Old-Fashioned Song .,...A.. Gimme A Little Kiss i.....,............,.. ........ Dark Eyes ,i..,.......i,.,,...,.,........ ,.............A,..,.. Coming In On A Wing And A Prayer ..,.. You Belong To My Heart .,..,......,.,..o,....,... Honeysuckle Rose ...,.,,....... Kit-hun-ne - 106 Pauline and Ab Dottie and Bob Kiki and Gassie in English class Mary Ann and Jack on the bus from Pittsburgh Bill Toy Norma ,, . Miss Schlosser Joanna to Hubert ,. Peggy Ann ,. .. Nancy and Jim .. Any Senior boy to his girl .. Paul to Lolly VVouldn,t life be boring! . i. ., ,.,.. ..,. D oc and Barb Who isnit Rose Henry and Pete Starr A ,,... .... ..,, , , Study Hall Dave and Peggy ,..... Graduation diplomas Bonnie And scarce tool . ..,. .,,, P ete Tate Savors Eleanor to Mark Army and Navy Club i . , Craig and Esther How Winnie Does It , . John Perry ., Late again! We'll Win another game Peggy B. and Jimmy . ...... ., Rita can tell you cc v Tony Dr. Culler gets results Irene Brown How many units do you have?? Josephine Esola Mr. Walter Porky to Doris Mr. Blose Bob Fox Shirley to George Rose Tenaglia Calendar SEPTEMBER School opens and with a new principal. Now WE'RE the sophisticated Seniors. First home football game with Butler. Tough luck, team! First senior class meeting. Get your dollars ready for the Activity fee.-Gee, are we ,sposed to be made of money? Home room group pictures for the yearbook are taken. Away game at Punxy.--Rain, rain, and more rain. Well, we TRIED, anyway. Mr. Leister is busy taking Senior pictures. Freeport game at home. Another defeat! OCTOBER Today we were entertained by the Melody Trio. Mr. Smith announces the Kit-han-ne Staff. Home game with Vandergrift. Another defeat! Home room assembly by 303-more fun! Apollo game at home. Again we lost! 14. County Chorus-Apollo. Room 109 had the assembly today. Weren't the girls cute in their old-fashioned costumes? Masquerade Ball sponsored by Board of Activities. Even Duppy dressed up! NOVEMBER First report cards. Oh, woe is me!! Lots of magic today, by H. E. Johnson-where DID that rabbit go?? Ford City game at home. Will we ever forget the beautiful performance at half-time? Armistice Day-no school. Room 307 showed its talent in their assembly today. Gobbleris Strut-Didn't the girls look TOO soph- isticated in their black dresses? Thanksgiving vacation starts. DECEMBER Senior class meeting. Plans about Christmas dance were made. Freshman Party. Hi greenie, do I know you? Sophomore Party. Big time! The chorus had their annual Candlelight Service. Everyone enjoyed it-especially when we sang the Night Before Christmasf, Senior Christmas Dance. Lolly! why did you sit on Santa's knee? Vacation. Oh, boy! Wha'ja get for Christmas, huh? JANUARY Shall we turn over a new leaf, or shall we go on sitting in the teacheris hair? Social studies assembly. First semester ends. Report cards again. Room 309,s asembly. KHS was host to the Central-Western Chorus. Out- of-town competition! Carolyn, Dave, and Verna will represent us at State. Congratulations! FEBRUARY Senior class meeting. Kit-han-ne - 10 Ford City-Kittanning game-and what a game! Our boys really played ball and we almost broke the jinx. Junior Play. Spooky, but very well done. The assembly held by the Distributive Ed. Depart- ment. Was the lipstick given out kiss-proof girls? Lucky Alice! Mr. Ed Rowlands left us with the impression that autograph collecting can be fun. The Kit-han-ne Staff is busy cutting and pasting proofs for the yearbook. Isn't it going to be nice? MARCH Another big row in Senior class meeting today. Think we'll have a class night, kids? Miss Usheris Latin students went to Pittsburgh today. Too bad we canit TALK in Latin! Lucky guys leave for All-State Band in Lebanon. Have a good time, fellows! Sophomore Dance.-Boy, are my feet tired-are yours? Report cards today. The streets will be deserted tonight, wanta bet? Did you return your cards? fWho wants to keep them, anyway?J APRIL Today we heard the reasons why we should be nurses. fGirls, of course!! Thanks, Miss Patterson! Good Friday-no school. Ahhh!! Again our band proved its worth. The concert was swell! Havenlt we got some good musicians? I guess our teachers can really act. The faculty play was enjoyed by everyone. Today we saw a movie about Alexander G. Bell. Remember him when you call up your girl tonight, fellows! We all had lots of fun at the Junior-Senior Party. Thanks a million, juniors-it was swell! Look at all the Senior girls dressed up for the B. P. W. Tea. Only one cookie, now, girls! Speech class assembly. MAY State scholarship exams. Who are the brains of KHS? May Day.-Wasn't it nice? Senior class meeting. Kit-han-ne Banquet for the hard-working staffs. They deserve it, too! All-State orchestra-Altoona. Again we say good- bye to those lucky fellows! Last day for Seniors. We saw some tears, too! Senior banquet and dance. And just where did you go afterwards to keep you out so long!!! Senior Play- Stage Door . Look at all our future stars! Good work, kids! Baccalaureate.-Here we go out into the cruel, cruel world. Commencement-we leave KHS-but take all those wonderful memories with us. f ' f' , V ,,, , ,4 ff MJ-'Y 'Jvfj.f 'a Sora h ere, Please! ,,4 T If 9 lr' L.. W ,X 1,-I W ' , ,W f ffm WXZQWW- My , . P 4455! 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