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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1951 volume:

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' 9 1 0 iv ASSE'-N r f 1 1 '.r ll! 5 l,lllIliSlll'll by flu' Senior Class of 1951 Kiltzuming High SL-lnml klulllllillg, l 1 KIT-H N 14 1 xg 1 1 1 1 1 1 f I W - , bs I 2 E-NEF A D I 1 4 FOREWORD It i.s you who have made this hook. You and the TIME you have spent in Kittanning High School. Your 4 spirit keeps it alive and active. Your education here will he the foundation of future decisions and, therefore, must not he forgotten. Your 1951 Kit-han-ne will he the 1 constant reminder of the personalities, the classrooms, the activities-the good TIMES of high school life you ' will always remember. YVith this idea in mind, we have portrayed through- 1 out the pages of this annual-TI M E, the measure of dur- ation of all mankind. JOAN CARETTI 1 LOU ANN LEBBY C0-editors 'l'l IE BIC SNOVV CONTENTS Administration Seniors Classes Athletics Activities Features 5 IXNT jus! 11s his' 1'111111'1'11 1111.9 lxl'l'U 11fl1f11 1'1111,ql1l IIS 11111111'111'1'. 111111' ll'l' 11r1' 1l1'fi,qf1I1'1l 111 .s'111'p1'i.s'1' 11111' 11'f111 l111.s' gi1'1'11 his ffllll' llll.S'l'lfiSlIlU for 111111111 y1'11r.s' 111 llllllfl' our Kif-llllll-Ill' II11' l11'.s'l in il.s'1'f11.s'sif11'1lli1111. T11 MH. 1. liAl,l'1I I,lClS'l'liH -11'1'. ff11' fflIl.S'.S' of '51, 1l1'1li1'111'1' ffzis l9ol 1'1lili1111 of I111' Kit-l11111-1112 0 ADDPF IDIIHIIKIO, Dllhh llVlk'llkl nlluul,n1mm Linn U. .vuuuv For their estimahle guidance and companionship, for their sacrihce in leading as through four memorahle years of high school, and for their genuine interest in our welfare during these years-we, the Senior Class of 1951, respectfully and sincerely extend this token of our appreciation to our three class advisers-M ISS EF F A D. AIOORE, RUSS HELENA SMITH, and ZWR. FORD SHANKLE. AL A ATER By thv Winding Allogheny Tlic-r0's a spot that we adore, VVQ pledge our faith to Alma Mater And our love forever more-. Ol' friendships made in our dear high school, Binding tivs shall always stand, So lu-nfs a toast to old Kittanning, Thr- host school in all the land. W0 risc- to elif-L-rKittanning High School, All our lu-arts to hcl' are hound, 1,1-t's lift her praisvs to thc hilltops, Shc-'s tho host that can he found. Shc stands for all that's good and loyal, For hor standards sho wins faint' Nlay wx' all go on ceasing IICVOII To luring glory to hm' naman -Mildrvd G. Monfgomcry 8 ' ll ' 0 D 1 Q 3 7 -6 'f 7 6 5 Q fo xpps 'x , a s 1 K A54 N ,o -.-5 'Saw :pgs 'S pb!! Qs ,exft '01 kk? fesva' 'ggi pe 'Ky aff wt 42323, .L-.-Liga 5 F252 5? - W 'efff' -G- ug ,..,.,- Xxyr - I X X g7f'4C ' Nik .1 N gigs vii ,'f'o, MINISTR TIG 9 . .. .. .., L A n N. .J if .t,l.9'?- tg.1.'sf.:J-sputum Uri,-.Q TR TI J. MAUIKICE STRATTAN, B.S., M.Ecl., ECl.D. ' Superintcnzlent-Kittunning Public Schools +34 Q .L O M l . BOARD OF EDUCATIGN Few people realize the vital importance of the Board of Education. ln contrast to the popular notion that school affairs manage themselves, we find this hody Working diligently for the proper maintenance and betterment of our school system. Our school hoard has done a great deal to provide each student with a , good hackground for later life and with the attitude and ideals so necessary for the citizen of a democracy. The members of the hoard have given their time generously to decide matters such as school policy and expenditures. NVe deeply appreciate the excellent work of this group. my , 3 . I Mr. Arthur Morrow Mr. llarrv lX1ontgomery Mr. james Rau Hon. Stuart Helm l'r1'silIcnt Vice-l'rcsir1cnI Member Member ,if Q A ,,,.-1. 1. Mr. I. B. Moore Mr. Willis Heilman Mr. Albert Pryde Miss Hagel Gibson Member Member Member Secretary 10 lurt I llig ADMINISTR TIC lunnnrc. .-LB., NI.lzd. lr Sclzool Pl'lH!'lI7lll A.s-sislflirt Principal ATHLETIC COUNCIL 'lllic :Xtlilctic Council is un organization wliicli governs all our utlilctics. It rcconnncnds its dccisions to tlic school lmourd. Tlicsc decisions include 1Il'l'1llIf10- lncnt of tlic lnudgct, approving prices of tickcts and approving tlic sclicdulcs, Tlic council consists of tlic In-acl couclics, two mcinlwrs of tlic scliool board, the supcr- intcndcnt of sclioolsc tlic faculty inunzigcr, and tlic principal, who acts as clmirnmn. - N111 Burt lDllIIlllll'L', Principal: Dr. Nluuricc Strattiui, Supcrintcndcutg Mr. -lunics Run. Scliool Boalrd Nl4'llllN'l'1 XII: lliclinrcl St0ltlf'IllCyCl', l:llCllltY Nlunngcrg Mr. Nlilcs Milliron, Balslwtlulll Coin-lug Nlr. Tln-odorc Hound, Busclmll Conclig Mr. Hicliurcl Burton, Footlmll Concli. 11 Forrcst SCllill'fl'l'I', HS., Xl -X WECRETARIE H - HEALTH - HPECIAL limp:-rl IDIIIIUZIII IA-slim' Mvllwalin Slum' Ur. Iiuvm- XVult Dr. Nlillvr LOUISIC li. IiUl'lCIi'I' IKOGICH STONIC .'xXNi-Vfllllf Sr'f'1'4'1u1'y Violin In.vtrur'Im' l'Il,IZAI'fIC'l'll K. IDUXCIJXX DR. PAUL BAYXIC SI'l'l'l'f1Il'lj Svlmnl l7r'nli.wI l'lI,l'I.fXNOli l,l'ISl.Il'I IHCHA NYA'l l' .AX.s'.s'ixIr1r:f Sr'r'r1'Ir1ry Clvrk NICNIC XIc'lI.NYAlN, li, N. DH, CALVIN Mll.l.lCli Sf-Imnl Xurxz' Srlmol Ilnvfm' llllllifl' mulls lln' lm-1-ling to urmlvr. 'll-:1n'l1vl's assvlnlmlc- for 33:00 filfllltf' llluvti 12 . A , r QVNAJQAJKAJ f ,lvhfud ' FACULTY 7 Sl B1n'K'v 7 ' Caldwell Carlesi Colonnn Flnhcrtv lfoulis Grafton Hull BERNICE ALEXANDER, B.S. Health, Plulsicol Education i'Quictl Now I mean it, kids. JESS BADCER, B.S., M.A. Fine Arts Education Keep it down to ai dull roar. NVADE E. BAKER, B.S. Clzemistry, Physics Arc we forgetting our fundzunen- tails? JOHN R. BEATTY, B. S. English I, Civics . Turn uroundf, 1. INIITCHELL BLOSE, B.S., M.Ed. Algebra I, II This is 11 tie one of my girl .friends got nie! MADGE M. BURNS, B.S., M.E. Shorthand IV, Trans'cription III, Siu- rlcnt Teacher Supervisor Now, wliere was I . . . fy' RICHARD L. BURTON, B.S., M.Ed. Driver Training, Physical Education, Health I told you we couldn't make itll' THOMAS VV. CALDVVELL, Student Teacher Business Math, Bookkeeping All right, quiet downlv NICHOLAS CARLESI, B.A. World History 7, U. History 8 As I was saying . . . lu JAMES V. COLONNA Instrumental Music, Orchestra, Band Why weren't you at practice? HARRY A. DUNCAN Wood work Let's break it up.', HAROLD S. DUPPSTADT, B.S. Vocational Drawing Now take mv advice, and . . . 13 Duncan Duppstudt Henry I lcnslwy RUTH FLAHERTY Heading, Geography Students, wait for the second bell! JANET FOULIS, Litt.B., M.L. English III, French I, II I iun not running a circus! AVANELLE S. GRAFTON, A.B., M.Ed. Guidance, Counseling I have the information in the office. VVADE C. HALL, B.S. Mathematics 7, 8 I Quiet in the buck of the roomll' REBECCA M. HENRY, A.B. English III, IV UIIIH waiting. BERTHA HENSIIEY Shorthand I, Typing I, Mathematics VVlierr-is your excuse? FACULTY K4-um-:lv King Millirou Montgomvrv l'vm-v Rouml ACINICS KICNNIQDY, ILS.. MS. Ar! lJou't oslc llll'. I cloult know ZIIIVIIIIIIII uhout it. NOIIIVIAN KINU, IIS lfnglixla I, II In Uuitvcl Slailvs Army. ICSTIIICR LICXVIS, Stuch-ut 'lic-uvlicr Slmrlllund II, Trrm.w'ription I, lim- nomirx Ili ii's loo VVLITIII. opvu thc' win- dow. l'lI.I.I'IN 'l'. LIAS 1':1lf,!1Ii-VII Now, vliil-clrm-ul RU'l'l I l,IDS'l'ONIC, 15.8. Lilzmrifm Dont luring your tc-xtliooks to tho lilmmrvf' IOIIN MCCONNIGLL. 13.5. Gmnmvry. 'l'rigmunnctry Hill you gi-I tocIny's prohlr-ms . . . NVhy not? Lcwis Lius Moore Morris Slmllvr Shauilclc MILES MILLIRON, BS. Pl1y.vi1'uI Elllllfllfillll, Basketball Crmrli Ir. lligli Footlmll Cow-r vour numlx-rs. MILDRED G. MONTGOMERY, A.B. Spwfvlz, English Don't got too L-losv to thc' iuilu-. EFFA IJ. MOORE, A.B. ffirvicx, American History This is :four classli' MIRIAM MORRIS, B.S. Ilomc El,'UNUHlfL'S You'll huvv to do this hem ova-rf, .IEAN AVON PAINTEII, B.S. Typing I, II Km-p vour 1-yi-s on thc hookf' IIACIIAEL PAINTER, A.B., M.A. lfuglisli IV I will umlcv this om- compulsorvf' 14 Liclstouu ML-Couuc-ll J. Puintvr R. l'uiutcr Shuul Slu-purcl MARTIIA PIQNCIC, IIS., BIA. JournuIi.wn, Iinglislz A'I'1u tirccl of putting out this pupcr iuysx-lf. TIIIQOIJOIIE R. ROUNIJ,I3.S.,NI.E1I. llixfrilzratiw EfIm'ulion A First and tvu on the liltccuf, MABEL SIIAFFEII. A.B., A.M. Spzmi.s'lz, VVvrd Sludq 'I'hc turclv hc-Il has rung. FORD VV. SIIANKLE, JR., B.S. Law, SIIICSIIHIIISIIIIJ, Aftc'nlI1ln1'u Dou't urguv with mul! PAUL SIIAUL, I3.S. Law. Evonomics Rough it up. IIENRY SIIEPARD, HS.. M.L. Spvlling 7, 8, C1ClJ,Q7'lIlJllll 7, Econoniirs VVhvu I was in thc Army . . . 'I FCLTY H. Smith K. Smith P. Smith Stottlemeyer Tezm C. Titzell I it ell Tonv Vicker is 'X glgliglt, VVinter , jc - if ullltbvl-9Jf HELENA SMITH, B.S. General Englislz III l low can you hear the announce- ments when you're tz1lking?', KENNETH M. SMITH, B.S. VVorltl IIi.s-tory VVe must meet our deadlines, folksll' PAULINE SMITH, B.S., M.Ed. Civics, Pennsylvania History, Latin VVe've made ten cents on the lost and found this week. RICHARD STOTTLEMEYER, A.B., M.Ed. American History, World History, English Do you want to go home or don't you? RUSSELL A. STRANG, B.S. Agriculture, General Science Get out of the halls. CLARA C. SULLIVAN, B.S. Bookkeeping I, ll, Office Practice, Supervision of Practice Teachers There ure 21 thousand men on the islzmd, and thcy'rc all mur- riedlln 21- -1:2-- ' ' JOSEPH S. TEZZA, B.S. Appliell Math, Algebra I, Math 8 Get your math hooks outf, CAROLYN VV. TITZELL, A.B., M.L. Problems of Democracy, American History Any person else? MARGUERITE TITZELL, B.A. Pennsylvania History, Civics Now for next week's assignment. SHAHOOD GEORGE TONY, Student Teacher Bookkeeping I, Fundamentals of Busi- ness Well, if there are no questions, you will all make one's.,' JOSEPH TRASKA, B.S. English I '41, 2, 3, shuffle, shufHe, shuffle. ALICE USHER, B.S., M.A. Latin Died April 3, 1951 15 Strung Sullivan Trasku Usher VViSe RITA VICKER, Student Teacher Typing I, Funclanicntals of Selling Throw the carriage, not the machine. ARTHUR NVALTER, B.S. Vocal Music N . . . Oli' GEORGE V. VVINTER, B.S., M.Ed. Biology, Applied Science Died April 15, 1951 JANE WISE, B.S. Home Economics, General Science Don't let the cookies llllfll, girlsf, No Pictures HUGH G. HUTCHISON, B.S., M.S. General Science Now, don't you know the ams- Wer? Teh, Tch, Tchllln JOANNA R. BANNAN, Student Teacher EDWARD L. LONG, Student Teach- er GEORGE A. STETTER, Student Teacher NICK MIELE, B.A. Latin I, II, III 3 r Q 'miiriqiiififf' A 1 QT, , 41 mms M ., M,,2-,W 'hw - wm wzgqh ,, 5 M. 4 'X' K ' V . . Wfilv ' r f fu- L E M 1 i . , , A ., ,w k fgfwlg 1pg4Li?Q. X: .5 5 15, i 1 if - A 2 K , A A , . L w' 1 2 ' ' , f.-w E 5 :mug :E , ff' 2 i i i t L i 5- wm. ,5:f V , , t l ,QI rw. g H F, K f Mg it L X ' V S? 3 5 f 3 5 Q ' , ' ? 2 E ', ' ,ff ! 1 ,f I W h V Q. . Lgmmffi' X lv A , A f' 5: ,lk 4 ' E ,., E K Y rfx, M,,.....f K ITTA NN I N C HIGH SCHOOL lfi M' B I XX :NX N X xx X X -5 2 is 1- 4 SENIORS X ,b a ,, f' w. I gi, F i x 71 fa Y ,. Us W N ' My i, 5 .. Y 1-1 ' Q . Xe x it Ky MMw ' Y 5 W . 1 Q ,Q ii 2' Qi 3' JL! Ai Sf Q' 'S gs- 1 ,W Sb H fu , s- ' - Q5 k ' ? W J S X M Q 'Q K 'T N x f X l fa Qs E W 'if QP f, -.xx V Lf, . X- ,N-msg, ' 2 M v x 1 ' V. 9, P NN K Q 2 I we A ? ' , f .1 4 53 Hs K, v A ,vw W A Q 'hp g'f.,f-ff I -nail X xx :X X X - R :M I K ,ws I X .1 STEPHEN ADELSON Steven Academic Capable president of Room 101 . . . enjoys dancing and likes sports . . . voted best stu- dent . . . pals with Keith, Al, jim, and the Applewold gang . . . always cheerful and always original . . . tours the world in a maroon Chrysler. ALICE BAKER Al General Rides the bus to school . . . very congenial . . . has an in- terest in sewing and drawing . . . dislikes conceited people . . . aspires to be a clerk and a housewife . . . scoots around in a '46 Chevy . . . seen with Alene, Wanda, Marie, and Iean. POLLY BARNETT Polly Academic A very peppy little senior . . . member of the cheering squad for four years . . . quite a good artist . . . likes dancing and swimming . . . salesman for the Kit-han-ne . . . ambition is to become a dress designer . . . became Mrs. Reitler at Christ- mas time. LOIS BEATTY Bcbbie,' Distributive Ed. A sweet girl with big brown eyes . . . comes to us from Slate Lick . . . works part time at NVoolworth's . . . ambition is to be a housewife . . . enjoys loaf- ing at Cowan's Service Station . . . pals with Verna, Idell, Mary, and Shorty,'. RICHARD BLACK Dick Academic One of the C. P. boys-seen often in a big green Lincoln . . . terriHc piano player . . . likes popular music, girls, and phy- sics . . . often seen at Mennais . . . an authority on motor ve- hicles . . . sleeps in when he has tests . . . a good student. RICHARD BOARTS 'D-icki' General An enthusiastic baseball fan . . . comes to school on the bus from Rockville . . . loafs at Cub's . . . likes biology . . . has trouble getting up in the morn- ings . . . pals with Ed, Bill, and Pete . . . a member of the Vis- ual Education Club. LESLIE ALTMAN Lesh General Came to us this year from Har-Brack . . . likes girls as long as they don't drive cars . . . one of Mrs. Henry's problem child- ren . . . works C?J at Kroger's . . . tall, with beautiful blonde hair . . . pals with Frank, Skin- ny, and Ray . . . member of Visual Education Club. MARLIN BARKER Barker Shop Hails from Spaces' Corners . . enjoys hunting and dancing . . . favorite subjects are applied science and P.O.D .... has a very friendly smile . . . ambition is to become a prosperous far- mer . . . works on his Dad's farm . . . one of Mr. Blose's pro- jectionists. MYRNA BARNHART Mernie,' Accounting A cute blonde . . . rides the East Franklin Bus . . . interested in football, baseball, and basket- ball . . . liked by everyone . . . favorite subject--bookkeeping . . . ambition is to become an ac- countant . . . frequently seen at Infield's . . . a two year member of the Radio Club. RUBY BEERS Ruby Vocational An attractive brunette from Home Room 101 . . . enjoys sewing and collecting photo- graphs . . . rides the bus to school from Creendale . . . dis- likes the opposite sex . . . active member of the Dance Club . . . takes an interest in home eco- nomics and art. RONALD BLACK Blackie, S hop A cheerful fellow . . . hails from Slate Lick . . . likes to hunt, fish, and argue with Duppy . . . pals with Charlie, Brownie, and Barker . . . likes mechanical drawing and ap- plied science . . . plans on be- coming a draftsman. PEGGY BOBBY Peg,' Distributice Ed. A young Miss with a cute smile . . . works part time at Moss's Bootery . . . can be seen at the Dari-Dell with Madge. Phyllis, Nancy . . . one of the Wick City elite . . . likes the fellows . . . hopes to become a housewife someday. 19 MADGE BONNETT A'Madge Distributive Ed. Has a cheery smile for every- one . . . hobby is collecting pictures . . . likes to dance dur- ing spare time . . . works part time at Woolworth's . . . aspires to become a housewife . . . al- wavs found having a good time in 121. EDWARD BOWSER Eddie General llails from the western hill . . . another of the wonder bovs on the football team . . . held up position of left guard . . . girls are his main interest . . . hangs his hat at Brodhead's to- gether with Booge and lack . . . a member of the Hi-Y and Visual Education Club. ROY BOWSER Roy General Friendly little fellow . . . walks to school from down South Iefferson way . . . takes an active interest in hunting, fishing, and baseball . . . works part time at the Sparkle Mar- ket . . . plans to go to college . . . usually seen at Allen's drug- store with Iack, jerry, and Boots. RUTH BROWN Ruthie General A very quiet QPJ lass from Home Room 109 . . . walks to school from East Kittanning . . . enjoys roller skating and swim- ming . . . a Kit-han-ne salesman . . . main ambition is to grad- uate . . . hangs out at Paul's . . . favorite chuins are Elaine, Glad, Bev, and julie. KEITH BUCK Pee Wee Academic A very popular fellow . . . handles the money for the Class of '51 . . . vice-president in his junior year . . . beats the skins in band and orchestra . . . a real dapper dan . . . took part in both class plays . . . hopes to join the medical ranks . . . adores Sally. NORMAN CAMPBELL Norm Shop A loyal citizen of Manorville . . . pals with John, Eddie, and Bob . . . likes all sports . . . hangs his hat in 109 . . . comes to school on the bus . . . very quiet, but friendly . . . favorite subject is applied science . . . ambition is to graduate. 20 DELLA BOWSER Della Distributive Ed. llails from Wick City . . . possesses beautiful long hair . . . likes to dance . . . works part time at Fair's Market . . . wants to be a housewife . . . usually seen with Madge. Peggy, Shir- ley, and Dottie . . . very nice to know. JOHN BOWSER Booge General A likable fellow from West Kittanning . . . held down right end for the Wildcat Eleven . . . loafs at Volek's . . . takes an interest in hunting and photo- graphy . . . aspires to be an electronic technician . . . likes applied science. DARL BOYER Dari Agriculture One of our future farmers . . . travels to school by bus from East Franklin Township . . . dislikes school . . . favorite rec- reation is football . . . member of the F .F.A .... absent dur- ing hunting season . . . ambition is to graduate . . , the owner of a pleasing personality. THEODORE BROWN Ted' General Comes from Pine Hill . . . enjoys hunting and driving . . . dislikes getting up early in the morning . . . favorite pastime is annoying Miss Titzell . . . works part time at the Sparkle Market . . . ambition is to be- come a store manager. MARGARET CAMPBELL Peggq General Comes to us by bus from Walk Chalk . . . aspires to be a beautician . . . dislikes girls who wear too much make-up . . . a loyal Kit-han-ne salesman . . . a member of Mixed Chorus . . . frequently seen at Wood- land Crest with Margie, Joyce, and Madge. MARY CAPONE Mary Secretarial One of the hilltoppers . . . donates her time to Murphy's . . . well-liked by all who know her . . . takes an interest in the boys . . . noted for her pleasing way . . . wants to become a sec- retary . . . usually found with Shirley and Bette. JOAN CARETTI loanie Academic Hard-working co-editor of Kit-han-ne . . . has a great sense of humor . . . one of Mr. Colon- na's drummer girls . . . reports for the Hi-Spots . . . loves to swing and sway with Sammy Kaye . . . participated in Junior and Senior Plays . . . a good sport. BONNIE JEAN CLAYPOOLE Bonnie General A V9l'V likable blonde from 103 . . . likes cooking and square dancing . . . a salesman on the yearbook staff . . . ambition is to become a housewife some- time in the near future . . . a good student . . . usually seen with Virginia and Shirley. GLENN CLEPPER Glen Shop Comes to school on the Cow- ansville bus . . . enjoys golf, baseball, and badminton . . . works part time at his father's service station . . . dislikes homework . . . plans to be an engineering draftsman . . . likes mechanical drawing . . . always ogling the girls. BEVERLY COOK C ookien General Hails from Wick City . . . well known for her friendly smile . . . full of pep and fun . . . aspires to be a kindergarten teacher . . . plans on attending I.S.T.C .... a Kit-han-ne sales- man . . . usually seen at the Dari-Dell. SHIRLEY CRAWFORD Shirl,' Secretarial Hails from the western hill . . . a real friend to all . . . en- joys going to the movies . . . a member of the Visual Education Club . . . tiny but full of fun . . . ambition is to be a secretary . . . pals with Mary and Bette. UNA Del-IARPART U na Distributioe Ed. One of our attarctive Tem- pleton lasses . . . enjoys swim- ming, dancing, and skating . . . works part time at Zimmer's . . . ambition is to graduate . . . can usually be found with Ber- nice and Kay . . . noted for her friendly disposition . . . dislikes homework. KENNETH CHESTNUT Ken Shop Comes to us from East Kit- tanning . . . mechanics and woodwork are his hobbies . . . goes for blondes, brunettes, or redheads . . . enjoys skating and dancing . . . spends his spare time at McGrann . . . can be seen with Bud, Russ and Lud. DONALD CLAYPOOL Digger General Vigorous vice-president of the Senior Class . . . capable head projectionist in the Visual Edu- cation department . . . likes hunting, camping, and boating . . . pals with Larry, lack, and the Sea Scouts . . . good natured and friendly . . . a good leader and a swell fellow to know. DONALD CLEVER Don General Comes to school via the Tem- pleton bus . . . not very talk- ative . . . takes an interest in hunting and swimming . . . a nice looking fellow . . . dislikes school . . . ambition is to grad- uate . . . spends his time with lack and Don . . . a whiz at Canasta. LAURA CRAVENOR Laura Distributioe Ed. Known for her blonde hair and mischievious eyes . . . comes to us from Troy Hill . . . likes to skate and dance . . . dislikes homework . . . can be seen most of the time with Harriet, lean, and Ianet . . . one of the Cravenor twins. JANE CHUM Ianie,' General A quiet girl from 101 . . . likes music, sports, and drawing . . . toots an alto sax in the band and orchestra . . . can do without cold mornings and homework . . . can't decide be- tween joining the WACS or at- tending drawing school . . . has something nice to say about everyone. BERNARD DENARDO Bernie General A bus student from Furnace Run . . . likes the irls . . . en- joys hunting and fisliing . . . dis- likes school . . . a supporter of Cub's Pool Room . . . ambition is to join the Navy . . . pals with jack, Al, and Hank . . . a member of the Visual Educa- tion Club. 21 FRANK DENSMORE jack General A nice looking boy from the westem hill . . . a real friend to all who know him . . . dislikes detention hall . . . likes to play baseball and basketball . . . can usually be seen with Tom, Jack, Houch, and Ed . . . one of the Hi-Y boys. SHIRLEY DUBROCK Shirley,' Distributice Ed. Couldn't be sweeter . . . likes people who are honest and friendly . . . can be found put- ting in time at Mongomery Ward's . . . prefers home to any place else . . . hopes to be a housewife . . . pals with Carol, Dottie, and Della. RUTH DUNMIRE Ruth Secretarial A very sweet girl . . . no one could have a better friend . . . a very good student . . . enjoys dancing and swimming . . . dis- likes long assignments . . . her ambition is to become a good secretary . . . pals with Florence, Donna, and Peg. JACK DYESS lack Distributive Ed. Tall, dark, and handsome . . . toots a saxophone in the band . . . a loyal employee of Mur- phv's . . . pals with Tom and Bill . . . enjoys music . . . am- bition is to have a dance band . . . attends the movies regularly . . . loafs at Menna's. RUTH EMMINGER Ruthie Secretarial A very popular girl . . . well- liked by all . . . an asset to the cheering squad . . . held offices of Secretary and Treasurer of Student Council . . . always seen in the May Court . . . our class Secretary . . . a typist for the Kit-han-nc. LOUISE FAHLOR Louise General A sweet, quiet senior from Home Room 103 . . . hails from Cowansville . . . likes baseball games, movies, and ice skating . . . ambition is to get out of school . . . favors salesmanship and economics . . . works part time at Bargerstock's . . . pals with Irene and Sara Ann. 22 i D BERNICE DROHN Bernice Distributive Ed. A whiz in mathematics . . . president of Home Room 121 this year . . . works hard f?l at Mateer's Shoe Store . . . dashes about in a '36 Ford . . . has a smile for everyone . . . likes to drive and cook . . . skates and swims in her leisure time. ROBERT DUNCAN Bob Academic One of our good looking sen- iors . . . known for his friendly disposition . . . president of Home Room 107 . . . works part time at Lind Hardware . . . dis- likes getting up in the morning . . plays the Cornet in the orchestra . . . plans to be an electrical engineer. ROBERT DUNN Bob Distribative Ed. Member of the Applewold gang . . . often seen driving a black streak or a red Chevy . . . works at Curren's . . . likes girls and driving truck . . . hangs out at Tony's . . . pals with Distrib- utive Education fellows . . . dis- likes homework . . . a smoothie on ice skates. BEVERLY EASLEY Bev Secretarial Comes to school from Worth- ington . . . a friend to everyone . . . Kit-han-ne salesman . . . aspires to be a medical secretary . . . often seen at Brodheadls with the gang . . . took part in the junior Play . . . very sweet . . . enjoys football games and dances. JAMES ENTY I i mv General Held up the position of full- back on the football eleven . . . the only four ear letterman on the team . . . flfiendly and well- liked . . . has a warm hello for everyone . . . one of the Templeton gang . . . also a member of the baseball team. CARRIE FAIR Carrie Distributive Ed. A friendly girl from Clara Vista . . . wears a diamond on that vital finger . . . likes square dancing and playing her guitar . . . dislikes school and stuck- up people . . . works part time at Dentici's Market . . . wants to make good in radio. PETER FAIRO Pele Shop A handsome dark haired lad . . . hails from Wick City . . . prefers fishing and hunting to school . . . right guard on the football team . . . hopes to be a mechanic . . . can usually be found at Picardi's Grocery with the VVick City gang. CYNTHIA FLEMING C11nthia Academic Quiet but very friendly . . . rides the bus from Tidal . . . a good student , . . likes to read and listen to jazz music . . . a telephone operator at Tidal . . . ambition is to graduate and go to Clarion State Teachers Col- leqe . . . usually found with Elinore, Joanne, and WVanda. JACK FREEMAN Juglzead Distrilmtiue Ed. Two year letterman on the basketball team . . . works at the Army and Navy Store . . . quite the Hashv dresser . . . dis- likes homework . . . Student Council representative from Home Room 121 . . . plays a good game of baseball . . . en- joys movies and dancing . . . ambition is to graduate. JAG K FURLONG lack General Another one of those great Templeton fellows . . . a three year member of the Visual Ed. Club . . . likes world history and English . . . is always absent November l . . . sole ambition is to live a lonq life . . . pals with Don and Jack. BARBARA GALINAS Barb General An attractive blond from Home Room 109 . . . fond of nice clothes, music, and danc- ing . . . dislikes waiting for people . . . Kit-han-ne sales- man . . . member of Dance Club . . . took part in the Junior Play . . . ambition-to be an actress . . . works part time at Gray's. DUANE GEORGE Duane', Distributiue Ed. Hails from VVidnoon . . . en- joys all sports . . . spends his spare time hunting and sleep- ing . . . works part time at Georges Tire Service . . . hir: ambition is to graduate and stay single CPJ . . . likes base- ball . . . pals with Bob, Merle, and Jim. MARLIN FITZG RALD It rl' 4 X G19 al . la I 'I N Qhairc al raffll. H , KEZIH f 1 519 . .. ends eisue une in Egst Kittannin . ' ys W TH'Ill'lStrlli1'lg . . .- on ie Sufgang .,. . in is gn- al 7 Ts f 1 ' z 'J s . . . Ja at o J , and Waynf lp LLOYD FOSTER Lloydie', Academic Our representative to the Board of Activities . . . a good dancer . . . works at Rohrer's Drug Store . . . hopes to become a druggist . . . Mr. Vecchitto in the Junior Play . . . operates the P.A. system at noon . . . pals with Dave, Red, and. Dick . . . enjoys sports. EUGENE FRY HGCYIQU Academic One of the casanovas', of the Senior Class . . . favorite pas- time-dates and more dates . . . also enjoys trigonometry . . . one of Mr. Colonnais faithful boys . . . was in both Junior and Senior Plays . . . ambition is to be a chemist . . . seen with Jim and Jack. DOROTHY FUTSCHER Dorn Distrilzutiue Ed. A dark haired lass from Troy Hill . . . spends her spare time at the Hallo . . . works at Allenis Drug Store . . . dislikes conceited people . . . quite a talker . . . one of Mrs. Alexand- eris gym assistants . . . pals with Shirley and Betty. FLORENCE GAVRAN FlorenceD Secretarial A sweet girl with a pleasing personality . . . a bus student from Tidal . . . Student Council representative from Home Room 107 . . . on Literary Staff of the Kit-han-ne . . . happy go lucky . . , member of Mixed Chorus . . . liked by all . . . pals with Peg, Donna, Ruth, and Joanne. CHARLES GRAFTON nCllllClCD General Well known for his wavy red hair . . . likes hunting, fishing, and golf . . . works part time at Davis Motor Sales . . . member of Out-of-Doors Club for four years . . . easy-going fellow . . . ambition is to become an auto- mobile dealer. 23 IDELL GRAFTON Ike Distributive Ed. Slate Lick claims this likable student . . . works part time at Maxine-'s . . . dislikes people who put on an act . . . ambition is to become a housewife . . . enjoys going to the movies . . . pals with Lois and Verna. JOYCE GUNTRUM Shorty Distributive Ed. A cheerful miss from Wick City . . . very active in sports . . . works part time at Iohnson's Grocery . . . was a member of the Mixed Chorus for four years . . . attends the movies regularly . . . pals with Irene, Lois, and Idell. SCOTT IIEILMAN SeoItie,' Shop Comes to school from Rock- ville . . .played left halfback on the football team . . . a real friend to all . . . can usually be found with any member of the football team . . . ambition is to get out of school. GLORIA IIELLAM Gloria Academic Voted best looking girl in the Senior Class . . . a consistent May Court attendant . . . very sweet and friendly . . . member of the Literary Staff of Kit-han- ue . . . took part in the Iunior Play . . . has a smile for eyerv- one. PATRICIA I IEPLER Putty Accounting Has beautiful golden tresses . . . fond of pretty clothes . . . very nice to know . . . hangs her hat at Brodhead's with Carolyn, Donna, and Kaye . . . on Lit- erary Staff of the Kit-han-ne . . . ambition is to attend Robert Morris and became an account- ant. GRETCI IEN HETRICK Gretclzen,' General Possesses a beautiful soprano voice . . . attended State Chorus in her Junior and Senior years , . . in the Junior Play . . . had leads in operettas . . . has a pleasing personality . . . dresses nicely . . . salesman for Kit-han- ne . . . changed her name to Mrs. Mechling at Christmas. 24 SHIRLEY GRAY Butch Distributive Ed. Possesses a lovely alto voice . . . works part time at Murphy's . . . quite a good baseball player . . . dislikes homework . . . her ambition is to be a housewife . . . can usually be found with Viv- ian, Dot, and Doris. WILLIAM HAWK Bill Agriculture A member of the Future Farmers of America for four vears . . . likes to hunt and plav baseball . . . a very nice bov to know . . . favorite hangout- Mildred's house . . . pals with Scott and Ed . . . ambition is to be a carpenter. KENNETH HELD Ken Accounting A very cute boy from Home Room 109 . . . hails from Clay- hole . . . his main hobbies are girls and reading . . . dislikes narrow-minded teachers . . . works part time at The Leader . . . a Student Council repre- sentative . . . usually seen with Rhodes, Pozzutto, and Boots . SUZANNE IIELM Suzie Academic A sweet little miss from Ap- plewold . . . very popular . . . wears chic looking clothes . . . took part in both junior and Senior Plays . . . a Kit-han-ne salesman . . . ambition is to be a home economist . . . class sec- retary her junior vear. BOYD HETRICK Boots Accounting A friendly fellow with a pleasant smile . . . favorite sub- iect is bookkeeping and study hall . . . thinks we could get along without English . . . am- bition is to become a chef . . . member of the Visual Ed. Club . . . pals with Chuck, john, and Ken. ROBERT H IGGINSON Higg General A very friendly lad from W'est Kittannin . . . held down the 'position of right half on the football team . . . quite a whiz at math . . . talcesffl active interest in baseballf. . . his ambition is to be a mechanic . . . usually seen with Eddie, Booger , and Norm. SHIRLEY H ICGIN SON Shirley General A sweet girl with dark curly hair . . . comes from the Western hill . . . works l?J at Murpny's . . . enjoys watching football and baseball games . . . a hard working Kit-han-ne salesman . . . favorite subject is biology . . . pals with Joanne, Janet, and Bev. JOHN H ILL john Academic The cut-up of 107 . . . played center on the football eleven . . . dislikes girls who don't like girls . . . wants to join Uncle Sam's Navy . . . pals with every- one . . . enjoys playing football and dancing . . . is liked by all. . . . towering member of the class. JA NE T HOOKS Hoolcsie General Hails from Toy's Crossroads . . . very nice and very likable . . . salesman for the Kit-ha-ne . . . dislikes waiting for the bus mornings . . . ambition is to graduate . . . enjoys going to movies, basketball, and softball games . . . pals with Lois, Peg, and Joan. ESTII ER JOI INS EsHe General A sweet. quiet senior from 103 . . . likes to swim . . . am- bition is to become a nurse . . . favorite subjects are biology and English . . . works part-time at Clark's Grill . . . plans to train at Presbyterian Hospital . . . pals with Janet . . . Student Council representative. nor JONES Roy Agriculture A very friendly fellow . . . has a pleasant disposition . . . toots the bass horn in the Boys' Band . . . likes to hunt and fish . . . ambition is to graduate . . . usually seen with Guy. Bill, Darl, and Bob . . . good looking fellow. VIVIAN KIRKWOOD Kirkie Distributive Ed. A friendly lass from East Kittanning . . . enjoys skiing and skating . . . works part-time at Paul's Lunch . . . favorite hobby is reading . . . hopes to bona housewife . . . can be seen most with Shirley, Ruth, and Barb. HOVVARD HILL Houck Academic Rides the West Kittanning bus . . . likes all sports . . . Mr. McConnell,s angel . . . ambition is to learn to dance . . . hangs his coat in 101 . . . likes swim- ming and movies . . . pals with Clair, Tom, Chee-Chee , and Leo . . . enjoyed Visual Educa- tion for three years. JAY HOCKENBERRY Hoclcy General Hails from Bridgeway . . . likes baseball, swimming, and lumting . . . hopes to be a rest- aurant owner . . . practices at the Dari-Dell . . . pals with Jerry, Don and Jack . . . known for his flashy bow ties . . . dis- likes conceited people. LAWRENCE HOOVER Larrq', Academic Verv popular and very good- looking . . . held offices of president and vice president of Student Council . . . class vice president for two years . . . never in homeroom . . . thinks English is unnecessary . . . Max in the Junior Play . . . plans to join the Navy. JOANNE JOHNSON lov Academic One of our high-stepping majorettes . . . has a beautiful smile and a lovely complexion . . . enjoys dancing and going to the movies . . . portrayed Miss Flitch in the Junior Play . . . wants to don the nurse's uni- form . . . pals with Florence, Donna, and Ruth. VVILLIAM KENSKY Bill Distributioe Ed. A nice fellow . . . works at the Pittsburgh Plate Store . . . one of Applewold's contribu- tions . . . hangs out at Tony's or Cub's . . . likcs hunting and fishing . . . dislikes getting up to go to school . . . runs around with Bob and the rest of the Distributive Ed. boys. WILLIAM KLINE Bill', General Comes to us from Troy Hill . . . likes hunting, fishing, and swimming . . . a fine baseball plaverg works hard in school . . . quiet and good natured . . . can be seen with Russel, Dave and Larry . . . a nice fellow to know. E25 JOANNE KLUGH Joanne General Rides the bus from Wick City . . . likes to skatc and dance . . . favorite subject is mathematics . . . rather quiet . . . hangs out at Jordan's Con- fectionery . . . ambition is to become a skater . r. . pals with Nancy, Delores, Phyllis, Helen, Carmie, and Dorothy. ELEANOR KOZICKI Distrilmtiue Ed. Verv likable . . . a friend to all who know her . . . member of the mixed chorus for four years . . . works part time at Brown's Boot Shop . . . dislikes homework . . . ambition is to be a housewife . . . pals with Mel- da, Joanne, Shirley, and Madge. GERALD LAMISON limp Distrilzutive E rl . Hails from the hill-top . . . vice-president of 121 . . . well- liked by all who know him . . . works l?l at Murphy's . . . an ardent fan of all sporting events . . . can usually be found in West Kittanning . . . main am- bition is to graduate. JANET LARIMER janet Accounting One of our attractive Wick City girls . . . enjoys bookkeep- ing and Gordon . . . dislikes con- ccited people . . . can be seen roaming the halls with Joyce quite often . . . enjoys going to basketball games . . . one of the efficient yearbook staff ae- countants. HOPE LINCLER Hope,' General A cute little wide-eyed lass . . . comes to us on the Mahon- ing bus . . . will always greet you with a warm smile . . . enjoys skating and going to the movies . . . always neat . . . dresses very nicely . . . likes a person with a good sense of humor. ROBERT MARRACCINI Bohn Shop A friendly fellow with a cheery smile . . . dislikes school . . . quite a good baseball plav- cr . . . likes to hang out at Cooke's . . . works part time at Murphvis . . . member of Visual Education' Club for three ,years . . . pals with Ashe, Fink, and Hockey. 26 JOSEPH KLUGH joe', General Rides to school in a Ford . . . enjoys skating and swim-ning . . . often seen with Larry . . . works on his father's firm . . . likes P.O.D. and law cliss . . . liked by everyone . . . bf-longs to the Visual Education Club. RIC HARD KHIEBEL Diclc', General llails from Chirkasaw . . . a very likable lad . . . likes base- ball and girls . . . dislikes wo- men drivers . . . works part time at Mereditlfs Rocket Mar- ket . . . favorite hang-out is Anthony's Garage . . . usually seen with Ron and Duane . . . wants to succeed in life. SHIRLEY LANTZY Sl1irley,' General Co'n'nutes from Cowansville . . . likes to swim, dance and make people laugh . . . a Kit- han-ne salesman . . . reporter for Hi-Spots . . . plans to be a beautician . . . never has to worry about a date . . . always seen with Jeannie, Shirley, and Viv. LOU ANN LEBBY Lou Ann Acarlemir' A high-stepping majorette for the Boys' Band . . . co-editor of the Kit-han-ne . . . an excellent student . . . reporter for the lli-Spots . . . heart interest is in Rochester, New York . . . votel best actress . . . a very lovely girl to know . . . had leads in both class plays. MARILYN LONG Marilyn General A very attractive girl . . . wears nice clothes . . . very likable . . . Marcia in the Jun- ior Play . . . Mrs. Foster in the Senior Play . . . possesses a beautiful speaking voice . . . treasurer of 103 . . . comes from Worthington . . . Kit-han-nc salesman . . . pals with Peg, Gloria, Bev, and Suzie. MARGARET McCAREL Peg, Secretarial Has a nice personality and a sparkling slnile . . . Student Council representative her jun- ior year . . . took part in Junior and Senior Plays . . . a secretarv for the Kit-han-ne . . . the life of any party . . . pals with Flor- ence, Marilyn, and Phil. RAYMOND MCCINLEY Skinny', Accounting Hails from VVoodward Ave- nue . . . is noted for his fantas- tic stories . . . likes English . . . works part-time at Union Motor Service . . . hangs out at Schuey's . . . represents Home Room 101 on the Student Coun- cil . . . likes to play pool and dance. PATRICK MEADE Irish 511011 A friend to all who know him . . . a member of that fam- ous Wick City gang . . . quite the Casanova . . . dislikes loud people . . . ambition is to finish school . . . played varsity foot- ball his Iunior year . . . pals with ujiggsv and Frank , VELOIS MERWIN Lois General A peppy gal in the cheering squad . . . enjoys dancing . . . has beautiful eyes . . . wears her clothes well . . . likes one boy in particular . . . her am- bition is to become an airline hostess . . . a staunch member of Brodhead's gang. MARTHA MEYERS Marty Academic A pretty blue-eyed blond from 103 . . . wears a sparkler on her vital finger . . . full of fun and the life of a party . . . a member of the Kit-han-ne Literary Staff . . . pals with Barb, Gloria, and Lou Ann . . . can always be found in New Castle . . . left us the first semester. BONNIE MONTGOMERY Bonnie Lou Academic An attractive lass from Co- wansville . . . enjoys baseball and football . . . aspires to be a nurse . . . has beautiful brown hair and sparkling eyes . . . a cut-up in French class . . . hangs out at Infield's with Sue and Martha jean . . . a friend to all. ROBERTA MYERS Roberta Distributive Ed. A tall blond from Troy Hill . . . has a smile for everyone . . . spends her afternoons at Isalyis . . . likes to have a good time . . . never has to worry about a date . . . well liked by all . . . ambition-to graduate. VIRGINIA MCKINLEY Ginnyv General A tall lass who comes to us from Valley Township . . . en- joys playing the piano and see- ing good movies . . . can't stand conceited people . . . sports a diamond on that im- portant finger - . . hopes to be- come a housewife. PH ILOMENA MELILLO Phil General A nice girl . . . possesses a sweet personality . . . can be seen fiying into Home Room 107 at 8:29 every morning . . . wears beautiful clothes . . . enjoys dancing and listening to music . . . in both the Junior and Sen- ior Plays . . . hopes to be one of our future nurses . . . pals with Carmie, Suzie, and Peg. JANET MEYE RS Ianet,' Secretarial Comes to us from West Kit- tanning . . . one of the more quiet seniors . . . works QP? part- time at Murphy's . . . can usual- ly be seen with Shirley and Bev- erly . . . member of Bridge Club . . . likes to attend movies and baseball games. MAXINE MOHNEY Maxine Accounting A sweet girl with beautiful clothes . . . hobby-collecting post cards . . . favorite subject is bookkeeping . . . a Kit-han-ne salesman . . . likes to sew . . . ambition is to become an ac- countant . . . member of the Mixed Chorus for two years . . . pals with Deede, Mary and Ruth. PATRICIA MOSIER Patty Secretarial An attractive miss from Home Room 109 . . . has a sparkling smile . . . ambition-to become a good secretary . . . a Kit-han- ne salesman . . . a whiz at shorthand . . . a member of the Dance Club . . . usually found in Brodheadis with Ruth, jane, and Dordi. WENDELL MYERS Coon Accounting Quite a fellow . . . has been known to spend fifty-nine min- utes for play and one minute for homework . . . enjoys sports IPD . . . would like to manage a big league baseball team someday . . . spends most of his free time at Picardi's Grocery with the Wick City gang. 27 CARL NORTON Carl Accounting A handsome lad from West Kittanning . . . vice-president of 109 . . . likes the girls . . . loafs at Kness's . . . hobbies are sports and dancing . . . cut-up in bookkeeping . . . Visual Ed. member for three years . . . am- bition to become a millionaire . . . often seen with Lco. PATRICIA PEOPLES Pat,' Secretarial Has .beautiful red hair . . . head cheerleader . . . works part time at Peoples Radio Service . . . Hi-Spots tvpist last year . . . interested in a secretarial career after studving at Geneva . . . liked by all . . . friends include Darbv, and Kaye . . . wears nice clothes. MARY PICARDI Mary Academic A likable lass . . . always talk- ing . . . quite a clown . . . likes horseback riding, swimming. and chewing gun . . . portrayed a problem student in the lun- ior Play . . . wants to be a ladv in white . . . pals with Sallv. Ruth. and Barb . . . can usual- lv be found at Demore's. JANE PORTERFIELD Iane', Distributiue Ed. A brown haired lass from 121 . . . spends all her spare time on roller skates . . . enjoys chewing gum . . . is well-known bv her freckles and pretty eves . . . left us in December. DELORES PYLE Dizzle Disfributiue Ed. Comes bv bus from Tarr- town . . . enjoys softball, base- ball and skiing . . .likes the bovs in general . . . hobbies- eating and chewing gum . . favorite subject is English . . . works IPD at Murphy's . . . ambition is to graduate . . . pals with Joyce, Helen, Peggy and Jane. VERNA REA Verna Distributiue Ed. A vivacious member of the senior class . . . likes roller skat- ing . . . interested in Chuck . . . believes in having a good time . . . works part time at the Dari-Dell . . . secretary of Home Room 121 . . . can be found at Cowan's Service Station with Lois and Idell. 28 JOHN OLLINGER lack Academic A very good artist . . . active in many clubs . . . works at the Drive-In in the summer . . . wants to be an interior decora- tor . . . pals with Tom and Jack . . . expects to go to college . . . easy going . . . wears sharp clothes. CARMELINE PICARDI Carmie General Evervoneis friend . . . mem- ber of Kit-han-ne Literary Staff . . . likes dancing, swimming. drawing, clothes, and food . . . in both class plays . . . aspires to become a model . . . will settle for training at Mount Mercy Hospital . . . lively and talkative . . . life of any party. JANE PLANTS Jane General An attractive miss from 109 . . . a whiz in Spanish . . . a Kit-han-ne salesman . . . her heart belongs to Bill . . . usually found in Brodhead's with Dordi. Pat, and Barb . . . member of the Mixed Chorus and Dance Club . . . liked bv all. BARBARA PULLANO Darby Secretarial A loyal member of the cheer- ing squad . . . portrayed Mrs. Aldrich in the Junior Play . . . wears beautiful clothes . . . salesman for the Kit-han-ne . . . a lot of fun . . . good at danc- ing and swimming . . . pals with Anne, Joan, and Lou Ann. BLAIR QUINN H0rsie Shop One of our varsity football players . . . well known for his athletic ability . . . vice-presi- dent of Home Room 101 . , . enjoys hunting . . . likes to travel . . . pals with the football players particularly Scott and Jack . . . favorite subjects are gym and study hall. JAMES REID lim Academic A trumpeter in the band . . . likes football and basketball . . . tall and nice-looking . . . por- trayed Henry Aldrich in the Junior Play . . . faithful project- ionist . . . pals with Tom and Fred . . . one of the Hazel Street gan . . . a future college man . . . likes math and science. 1 PATRICIA REICHARD Pain Academic Has beautiful red hair . . . nice to know . . . collects stamps and coins . . . dislikes snobbish people . . . plans to attend In- diana State Teachers College . . a Kit-han-ne salesman . . . member of the Mixed Chorus . . . one of the Dari-Dell crowd . . pals with Myrna. DELORES RICE DcezIe', Accounting llails from the hilltop . . . a friend of all . . . likes to dance . . . dislikes getting up early . . . a Hi-Spots typist . . . member of the Kit-han-ne Staff . . . am- bition is to be an accountant . . . member of the Mixed Chorus . . . can usually be seen with Peggy at the Dari-Dell. ROBERT ROUND Zero Agriculture Comes to us from Center Hill . . . a cheerful boy . . . likes hunting, fishing, and of all things girls . . . belongs to the F.F.A .... cut-up in 109 . . . quite tall . . . dislikes teachers . . . pals with Roy, Darl, Cuy, and Bill . . . hopes to be a sheet metal man. MELDA SCHALL Maldon Distributive Ed. A rather quiet girl from Home Room 121 . . . a real friend to know . . . her favorite recreation is eating . . . works at the Ar- cade . . . has an interest in a boy named Dick . . . a member of the Mixed Chorus and Tri- Hi-Y . . . can usually be found with Gerry, Eleanor, and Madge. AN NE SCHOTTE Anne Academic Plays the piano quite well . . . full of pep . . . has a nice personality . . . a friend to all . . . member of the orchestra for two years . . . salesman for the Kit-han-ne . . . pals with Darby, joan, and Irene . . . was Certif- in the junior Play. BETTE SCHULTZE Bette General A sweet girl from Home Room 101 . . . rides the bus from West Kittanning . . . likes art and going to the movies . . . works part-time at Murphy's . . . mem- ber of the Art Club . . . usual- ly seen with Mary and Shirley . . . favorite subject-art. JACK RHODES Jack General The life of any party . . . hob- bies-girls and photography . . . faithful member of the band and orchestra for four years . . . member of the Hi-Spots . . . Mr. Paterson in the Junior Play . . . in the Senior Play . . . presi- dent of Home Room 109 . . . a friend of all. MARY RIZZO Mary Secretarial A cute lass from 101 . . . class secretary in freshman year . . . home room treasurer . . . an accountant on the Kit-han-ne staff . . . works part time at Acme Motors . . . ambition is to 1 secretary . . . has beautiful hair and a beautiful smile . . . very sweet. LOIS RUSSELL Lois', Secretarial Rides the bus from North Buffalo Township . . . likes to go to football and basketball games . . . works part time at Murphy's . . . dislikes school . . . considers study hall her fav- orite subject . . . ambition is to become a housewife . . . pals with janet and Verna. RALPH SCHIANO Ralph', Accounting Hails from West Kittanning . . . keen on hunting and fishing . . . enjoys watching basketball games . . . hangs out at Hook's Service Station . . . quiet and good natured, with a contageous smile . . . doesn't care for school . . . pals around with Booge, Al, and Frank. FRED SCHRY Leo Academic A quiet occupant of Home Room 101 . . . walks to school from Hazel Street . . . favorite sport-swimming . . . dislikes homework and women drivers . . . pals with Skinny , Bob, Frank and Jim . . . spends his leisure time at Schuey's . . . favorite subject is study hall. ROBERT SHAFFER Bob General An all around student . . . a Hi-Spots reporter . . . a year- book salesman . . . dislikes home work . . . football manager . . . was in Junior Play . . . belongs to Mixed Chorus . . . likes the girls-one in particular . . . hobby-marine navigation . . . cut-up in Home Room 107. 29 BARBARA SHEARER Barbie Academic Hails from Clara Vista . . . a real friend to know . . . a won- derful skater . . . a salesman on the yearbook staff . . . her am- bition is to become a nurse . . . another one of the Brodhead gang . . . can usually be found with Peggy and Deede. IRENE SHEASLEY Renew Academic Has a nice disposition . . . has great musical ability . . . a yearbook salesman . . . faithful member of the orchestra . . . member of the Girls' Band . . . works UD at Community Drive- In . . . plans to attend Indiana State Teachers College . . . hangs out at Brodhead's . . . a very nice girl to know. GRACE SHIRLEY Ti ny General Hails from the hill . . . one of the small girls of our class?? . . . enjoys skating and movies . . . her favorite subject is book- keeping . . . docsn't like the boys . . . ambition is to become a nurse . . . can usually be found with Gladys and Eleanor. CHARLES SHUSTER Charlie Accounting A witty guy from Red Bank . . . likes dancing, baseball, and basketball . . . aims to go to Marietta College in Ohio . . . a three year member of the Mixed Chorus . . . likes to croon in bookkeeping class . . . buddies 'vith Stillson, Hetrick, and Nor- ton. BETTI SLACLE Betti Secretarial Walks to school . . . likes dancing and going to football games . . . is very much inter- ested in a boy named George . . . considers shorthand and eco- nomics her favorite subjects . . . ambition is to make someone a good secretary . . . pals with Delores and Patty. GERALDINE SLEASE Jerry Accounting Usually seen driving a blue Ford . . . likes square dancing and soldiers . . . dislikes home- work . . . works part time at the jenny Shop . . . can usually be found at the Dari-HHl with Lena and Ginny . . . left in jan- uary to be married. 30 JOYCE SHEARER Joyce General A pretty blue-eyed blond from Home Room 109 . . . travels by bus from Walk Chalk . . . her main ambition is to graduate . . . likes English and roaming the hall . . . salesman for the Kit-han-ne . . . pals with Doris, Betty, and janet . . . member of Mixed Chorus. IERRY SH IRA Skijf' General One of our lively senior boys . . . favorite subject-study hall . . . chief ambition is to grad- uate . . . makes Brodhead's his hang-out . . . wants to attend Marietta College . . . drives to school in his father's car . . . works C?J at the Harry Pollock Company . . . is interested in a young lady named janet. MARY SHOTTS Pat Distributiue Ed. Very petite and sweet . . . likes to skate and dance . . . a member of the Art Club in her junior year . . . works part time at Curren,s Grocery . . . ambi- tion is to get married . . . pals with Cassie and Georgie- . ELINORE SICKENBERGER Elmore General Came to us last year from Shinglehouse, N. Y .... liked by all who know her . . . an artist for the Kit-han-ne . . . aspires to be a band conductor . . . slides the trombone in band and orchestra , . . found with Cynthia and Grace. GLADYS SLAUTTERBACK Gladys,' Accounting Arrives from North Buffalo Township on the bus . . . likes horseback riding and roller skat- ing . . . dislikes English class . . . is interested in a certain Don from Ford City . , . contributes her voice to the Mixed Chorus. CLAIR SLEE Clair General A very quiet member of Home Room 109 . . . comes to us from West Kittanning . . . favorite subject is applied sci- ence . . . enjoys hunting . . . dis- likes school . . . a member of the Visual Education Club for two years . . . pals with Houch and Tom . . . niee fellow to know. ELOISE SLEE ShortieD Distributioe Ed. Wears a ring on the vital linger . . . likes to dance and roller skate . . . dislikes school . . . works part time at Pechanls . . . sole ambition is to graduate . . . pals with Hud,', Shirley, and Nancy . . . really a nice person to know. FRANK SOBISKI Seabiscuit Accounting Manager for the Wildcat bas- keteers . . . works part time at Sears Roebuck . . . does his loafing at Brodheadls . . . a whiz at baseball, his favorite pastime . . . can be seen with Irish and Jiggs . . . looks forward to a career in account- ing. THOMAS STENNETT Tomy General Active class worker . . . Sport's editor of the Kit-han-ne . . . plays Demolay basketball . . . likes to dance . . . in both class plays . . . haunts at the Kittanning cemetery . . . has far-fetched hopes of staying a bachelor QFD . . . belongs to Projectionist Club, Hi-Spots, and Mixed Chorus. JOHN STILLSON ulohnnrfl Accounting Two year smoothie on the basketball court . . . a good dancer . . . likes girls, dancing, and sports . . . Miss Sullivan's problem child . . . hopes to be a basketball coach . . . an ardent supporter of Schuey's Poolroom . . . usually found there with Ray, Frank, Bob, and Carl. JAMES STITT 1 inf' Academic An ambitious young man with a very pleasing personality . . . nice to know . . . our class presi- dent junior and senior years . . . clarinet soloist in band and or- chestra . . . works part time at Resnick's Pharmacy . . . favorite subjects - P.O.D. and Trig- onometry . . . George in the Junior Play. LOIS STOCKDILL Lois', Secretarial Hails from Widnoon . . . likes music and roller skating . . . al- ways has a ready smile . . . is one of Mrs. Burns' pride and joy . . . usually seen with Bertha, Shirley, and Pauline . . . wants to be a teacher . . . expects to attend Clarion State Teachers College . . . works at Mereditlfs Store. WILLIAM SMITH Bill Agriculture Very quiet but friendly . . . likes the girls in general . . . absent during hunting season . . . rides the East Franklin bus . . . ambition-to become rich . . . member of the Senior Out- door Club . . . four year mem- ber of the F.F.A .... pals with Roy, Guy, Bob, and Darl. MERLE SOUTHWORTH Merle Distributive Ed. A very talkative lad with pretty dimples . . . dislikes school . . . enjoys his work at Gruskin's . . . usually seen in West Kittanning at a certain sophomorels home . . . a cut-up in home room . . . pals with Bob, Bill, Jim, Duane, and Jack. FLOYD STEWART Floyd General Great outdoorsman . . . loves hunting, fishing, and the wide open spaces . . . likes to read . . . does his loafing around Worth- ington . . . pals with Jack, Ed, and Darrel . . . plans to make forestry and conservation his life work . . . a nice fellow to know. DONNA JEAN STITT Tex Secretarial Comes from Clara Vista . . . likes horseback riding, sewing, and reading . . . considers short- hand and law her favorite sub- jects . . . is very much inter- ested in a certain boy named Don . . . ambition is to become a housewife . . . pals with Jody and Delores. GEORGIANNE STIVANSON Dordt Academic A very charming senior . . . our representative to the Board of Activities . . . possesses lovely blonde hair . . . member of the Literary Staff of the Kit-han-ne . . . seen at Brodhead's with Jane, Barb, and Gloria . . . has something nice to say about everyone . . . interested in a young man named Bob. FRANK TARASI Tracy General One of Mrs. Henry's angels KPJ ...likes to loaf . . . has an interest in girls . . . puts in time at.Georges, Tire Service . . . ambition is to be a millionaire . . I can be found at Schuey's or the Hollo with Skinny, John, Bob, Kirkie, and Ray. 31 JACK TATSAK Jack Shop One of our football heroes . . . plays quarterback . . . al- ways has his heart in the game . . . is known for the way be can pitch a baseball . . . has a voice of which to be proud . . . is a swell fellow . . . well-liked by all. GUY TOY A'Tinlcer Agriculture Likes to hunt, fish, and play basketball . . . dislikes most teachers . . . one main ambition is to graduate . . . is a very quiet fellow . . . pals with Roy. Bill, Bob, and Darl . . . a dash- ing young man. ALAN VAN DINE AIU Academic Star at golf, his favorite par.- time . . . amuses everyone with his cartoons in lli-Spots . . . quite a wit . . . voted most likely to succeed . . . member of Liter- ary Staff of Kit-han-ne . . . pals with jim, Steve, and the rest of the College Prep gang . . . a projectionist. MARGARET VVEAVER Peggy Secretarial A friend to all . . . a girl who knows ber way around the danee fioor . . . an accountant for the yearbook staff . . . had a part in the junior Play . . . another one of the Brodhead gang . . . her ambition is to be- come a prominent secretary. JACK R. NVESTWOOD Westie Academic Likable lad from llome Room 101 . . . enjoys sports and play- ing musical instruments . . . hangs out at Brodhead's and Sea Scout Base . . . works at Daily Leader Times . . . pals with Larry and Don . . . only ambition is to be successful. HELEN WH ITAKER 'llelenv Distrilmtive Ed. Rides the bus from Wick City . . . likes skating and square dancing . . . works part time at Murphy's . . . ambition is to become a good- 'O ,eslady . . . hangs out at-. V' !n's Confec- tionery . . . pa 33121111 Janet and the Murphy gang.'Nfi 32 S 1 CHARLES THOMPSON Chuck General One of Miss Titzell's warrior: . . . knows his way around a basketball fioor . . . enjoys all girls in general . . . dislikes women drivers . . . wants to fiy some clay . . . usually seen around school with Soupbone , john, and Ted. BARBARA TRUBY Bal2.s ' General A vigorous little cheerleader . . . loves to dance and chew gum . . . always talking at the wrong time . . . a salesman for the yearbook . . . took the part as a music director in the Jun- ior Play . . . sips sodas at Brod- head's with Lois, Deede, and Peggy. JAMES NVALES lim Academic A nice fellow who rides the Templeton bus . . . classy left end on the football team . . . pals with Al, Steve, and his team mates . . . enjoys sports, especially football, which he carries even onto the basketball Hoor . . . a good student. ELAINE WESTYVOOD A'HtI1l,, Academic NVorks i?J at Murphy's . . . a faithful member of the Girls' Band . . . also a member of the Senior Orchestra . . , enjoys traveling and meeting new peo- ple . . . dislikes writing themes and essays . . . can usually be found with Bmw and Gladvs. JAC K F. VVESTVVOOD Freckles Shop Comes from Slabtown . . . hangs his hat in llome Room 107 . . . likes hunting and sports . . . particularly enjoys his study halls . . . pals with Blair, jack, and Dean . . . a member of the Rifle Club . . . quite a clown . . . works at Heymc-r's . . . ambition-to graduate. DELORES NVICKLINE DeIares,' Secretarial A friendly girl from 103 . . . sports a diamond on her vital linger . . . likes watching tele- vision . . . works part time at the Orr Avenue Market . . . pals with Betti and Donna . . . sec- retary for the Kit-han-ne . . . dis- likes getting up in the morning . . . a real friend to all. '1 JOHN NVILLIAMS Smiley Shop Hangs his hat in 107 . . likes hunting and television . . . dislikes his nick name . . . mem- ber of the Junior and Senior Rifle Clubs . . . rides the Tem- pleton bus . , . pals with Gene and Dwight . . . wants to be a farmer . . . enjovs shopwork. ALENE WILLYARD Skeeter Secretarial One of the quiet girls from Home Room 101 . . . never has much to say . . . hopes to be- come a secretary or a good housewife . . . has a quiet dis- position . . . well liked bv all her friends . . . pals with Wanda and Alice. ROBERT YOUNG Brigham Accounting A Notre Dame football fan . . . likes to watch television . . . loafs at Menna's . . . will prob- ably learn to like the ladies sometime . . . attends the movies regularly . . . is a friend to everyone . . . favorite subject is study hall. KATI I RYN ZEIGLER Kn11e,' Accounting One of our prettiest cheer- leaders . . . voted girl with nicest smile . . . deeply inter- ested in Sparky . . . member of mixed chorus . . . a May Court nominee for several vears . . . has many friends . . . always thinks of others first . . . chums are Pat, Carolyn, and Donna. MADCE XVILLIAMS Snmdge,' Disfributive Ed. A cute lass from 121 . . . always seen laughing and hav- ing a good time . . . has beau- tiful brown hair . . . favorite recreation is eating . . . enjoys dancing . . . works part time at Murphvis . . . pals with Della, Peg, Phyllis, Deloris, and Nancy. NVANDA JEAN XVYANT Pudgy,' General Rides the bus from Center Hill . . . is very much interest- ed in a certain fellow named Paul . . . dislikes a lot of home- work . . . favorite subjects are algebra and gym . . . ambition is to be a nurse . . . hangs out at YVoodland Crest . . . pals with Alene and Cynthia. CAROLYN ZEICLER ucllfllfljtlv Accounting Possesses a sweet personality . . . editor of the Hi-Spots . . . member of the Literary Staff . . . has a verv friendly smile . . . her ambition is to become a suc- cessful office worker . . . pals with Donna and Kaye . . . a verv well dressed gal. DONNA ZELLEFROXV Donna Accounting A pretty little lass from Home Room 109 . . . enjoys swim- ming and bookkeeping . . . wears nice clothes . . . a Kit- han-ne accountant . . . treasur- er of Home Room . . . plans to attend Robert Morris School . . . pals with Florence, Carolyn, and Peg . . . a smoothie on the dance floor. SHIRLEY ZELLEFROVV Sain Distributive Ed. A sweet lass from Rayburn Township . . . collects souvenirs as her hobby . . . favorite sub- ject is study hall . . . enjoys going to the movies and skating . . . Sal's ambition is to grad- uate and get married . . . pals with Shirley, Dot, Polly. and Skeeter. No Pictures LOUIS CRAVENOR Louie Accounting Proud resident of Trov Hill . . . one of our better golfers . . . likes sports, especially football . . . also enjoys hunting-es- peeiallv during school hours . . . hangs out at the Troy Hill store . . . pals with Ken, Jack, Norm, and Al. 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L b Q +.1.af R 1 I X X mm I ' 18 ,ff ,I y gtg 1 Q Iwi 4. 1 -j x 5 N , X V 43 .. 2 gf, 51:5 J am A , -,1g.'I'. , ,Q ' ,555 , ' 3 all . ,xii 9 -nn 1 O H+ 6 ,i .. 11- , ,g--'f fwg, ., 1 25' yi I it ,, 'U ' A , . N- . ,mi S if ,f . if ,FE I A z ' Q . J x f .' f, . Q.-, H1 1. H ' fi f ' H i K. W t. 8 r Z- .,,,,K - x .. . V . V.: Q, Q 'K ,mf i K ,M Y ,f k,L7r.hf , 4 'Y . Q '- . no 5 K I953 - 'OPHO TORE w , 11 .xqa Ilmnf' Hmmz 4-4 Miss Xl11l'Un.1 l'vm-4-. 'l1l'LlK'llK'l' Trap Iirru' l n-mln lion-nln-l'p11'l'. llunlm' M51-rx, Hznnmml IMHIIM. Pzml NYisl1in'xvslu. Nizlrxin XYQIII1-lmlnnlull. Nolan-ri Ymulkillx Kvnm-llx Nlfillunix. .Xngm-In S1-hi.u1u, In-nv Daum-lx. H1-up y Sllirlm, I..-nh Fllippi, Xiisx lm-m'1'. Run' 'l'u'n l'allris'i:l Yr-nl, Carolyn Xldfxlllmlllgll. llurlmm Aluluuml, Imm- lmrml lluckm-l1smiHx, -Iuwpll lmlxgllzllll, Cmlrin' I'Imm-5, Clair linmly, Carol- yn Kfl.lypuul4'. .laumw NIH-rs, lim-My li.ek4'l', Al.lII4'l llc-Inu. hluyw- Hmm'wl'. Ifrmll Hull' Alzluk Chunk, NYillium Slum-nlznkffnv vlialjlh lqiqnmp, Alfm llrmkx, lIglul.lCv11ll.l,I',lll:llM'HlK1iH- vr, Xlzlrllyn Pm-h'l'lu:ul. llulm' Hmm: 5321 Him llilu x'ii'kl'l', 'l's'1nc'lu'l' Top Hull' .loyvv Cfaunp. llmlxl Hux- lm-l'. l'zml NIL-Ullllvy. l l'4'nlm'l'ir Talrzlsl, XYQIII1-r XYUIM-. .Inlm Oliw-r, hlulm ifuwrwvmxm-I, 'l'lmmzu Kfmglvy, ffllzum- vc-5 llnukx, Nnrmzux k.n'p, XY1lIi:nn Clruxvlx Him X'1m'k4-13 Hun' 'l'u'u -lzlm-I Uhgrun-l', Hulh XIm'lI.uldc-11. Iilha-I NI1llm'l'.klallluw I..uslx- vr. Hmlm-5 l3ul'gm's!m-L. N4-u'l'ly lim-lnxilll. I,Iny:l Slll'm'm-lngusl, Cnrlmn H1mxL'l'. Kvnm-Ill NVHH, Yialur Vnlml- Ju, l1u.um-Smith, Slnrla-3' Xlm-.Ummm-. Klum lhmml. l r'unl Hun' IM-Ixunw 4l:nniA'sml. IN-ggy XY1lklmx. Xl:u'im'ix- Hmvxn-1, Durix ,Mm Nlyvrx, livlky ll4'mlrin'ksnn, lim-Hx ffl:l!'lmul1-, -l,mm'l Slnrr. Yxunm' l'1-In-rx. lla-lurmw l'ux.ulur1, ,lcmllxmv C.mxl1l,l'n'x111x l.xyIur. Ilmnf- Hmm: Fifi!! Sl141l1uuclC.m'm1'g4' lump ll'Qll'll1'l' Stmla-nl 'l's'au'lu-r l'np Iluu' jalwk Clnluln-1, lfdslu- Sl:-im, Hmlzllml Dullulm, ll:-My Smlth. lfllgn-ln' Xl.uh-rx, NYilli:lll1 Xlillvr. Hr. Blown NH. Tully, Nvzlyllq' Hvuilllml- lmm, Gary lfurlmuj, ,luhn D. llmvwlx linynumul Hlzlir, Holm-ri Xxkshvxuul. Run' 'l'u'n Xlalv'um'4'l 'l'r:n'ix. Pau!- rwiu Mrffuuulu, llnlmxwi l'fxwnwn'1n. Pvt!!! YYaAlkvr, ,Lum-s lfluwhnll, Nam- vy' Hill, Sylxizl Bloch. Halmlzlll YYQAHQ- vr, Holm-rl Cox, Huw lflu-mm-Ill. .Iulm AI:u'k,'Im-H11 l..limL. Dah' IH-N-lx, lfrzuu- uw Criunlqm. lfrnnl Him' Pzllru-5.1 llvllvllinum, l lflulhiillm' I.u1Iim'. Ummalxl Slmnklv, lluaums' Slmrpv. Durix j. Xlm-51-rs. Shur- Ivy' li:-1-mly. Dorn l'.lV11'l'f. Dmmlql llamm, Nancy' I rs-xulm-lllu-l'gz-l', Slnrln-x ,-Xllflmlly. Slbirlvy lCml11inQ4-r, linlwr! Klimln-uvnith, llmmin- 'l'.u'r. 10 llnmc' linmn 93636 llmnuls Culclwvll. 'lwl'LlClll'l' Trip Hun' Dnlmlli Hlxwck, llulwrl l.nrigun, Larry' N1c'Xlnsu-r. K1-nt lln- pi-rl, lilnnm 4ll'illl Bt'iu', l 4'lix Bow- wr. Nir. Cnlclwx-ll, Dnnnld EIIIUIT. ill-rtriulv Nlnnlumm'l'y'. llnln-ri llnn- kvy. Clnirlcx Snyilvr, john Toy, Vllxl- tm-r Bnrnli.n't. Ifrnnl llnu' Gloria S1-lilw-ci-vigml, .lauwt Cox. l7.n'lvns- llnnlsvy. D4-lnlww xllinm, l.in:ln linhns. l'.llricin 'l'aiylnr. Shirln-5' llvhn. ,luck C111-,sn-ll. Nlnry Virginia llnwk. lloalnm- Hull. Hmm-l'ly lliguinxun, Kay NlL'Cnnlc'3. ll:ll'h:n'n X11-1-lilingz. I'allri4-in Toy. llmm' llfmm F3-'31 Xliss Klnhm-l Sll1lllL'l', 'l1'uL'l1L'l' Top Run' lDnnn.n Alcan Nlillvr, llunnim- llixm-l'. llvlm-n ,'Xrllisll'mnL. XYnym- llvm-I, llngvr llitni-r. Fraink 'l'. llallu'l'. 'funn Cllrisly, llnnallcl Nlillc-r, 'l'nni unll-u-l'. l'zltl'icin Cllumcm-k. Dm'- ulhy llmvwly Xliss Slmflvl. llnu' 'l'n'n llulph Ifnhlnr, .lnnn-s lfauln-5. lluln-rl johns, l.m1isc Bruin- h.nn1h, llnlph Craig, Marilyn Mcflny. lT.n'nl Shilling, Sliirlvy Murphy. Frvcl- m'im'k l.zuninxnn. C4-nl'x1w Sll'klHflll, l':itl'icial l,uL':ls. llivlmral Sclmnh. lfmnl Run' llilliu Smith, 'l'mn llnwwr, Gnu-xml NVnltmr, Ban'lmr.n 'l'nylnl', lililnlwllx Yi-livsky, l.:n'l'y Gil- hvri, Xlnm lliznr. jcwcll lfzxilh, Dol- urm-x llvnn, jmnnn- llullvr, Blnin Slitt. Sliirhiy Cmylv. llnmz' llmnn 5318 lxvnm-tl: Nl. Smith. 'll-au-lu-1' 'I'r1p Iluu' Clur4-m-z- Toy, Alun Cnnsnlzl. -lalvlx Ka-A-svy, xx-llll2ll1l Hl'llCl', Sauulrn Klnnrim-0, Dnnulcl 'Wulh-, llnlx- 4-rl l.4lsll1'l'. .lay S4-dwick. ,l.um's Snmri, llnlam-rt l rzmtl, Clayton lCnn'l'y, Huy XV1'atwnml. llvu' 'l'u'n Mr, Smith, Janna-s Dm'- lnllicm-y, Nzulcy l.. XVillizuns. Loim llilllkl'f'. Stnnloy Sc-unlnn, Phyllis Clzlypmmlr, Dmhilly Iliclingcr, john Cray, Sully l 1l'1'stnm', Nauwy l'3h'. Turn NIL-KL-lxvy, llosannn- Cum-tli, l'nnl llrml-ix. Fftllll llmr- llnnny llnwwr, ICU-- lyn Ottu. Dnris Dill. Lnnral S1'h.n1h. l'1l42llll'l'N Nlinnr, Cllnrlnth' Slnglc, Shir- lm-y XYnine'. Lnnix Ciapzulski, Alny' llrzl1'lu'l', Nillllf' YVilli:nnw, Mzlrilixvrih' Still, jznn- 4l1lI'll1li'k, Allwrtn Nl:-Cnrdy. l'fls-nnor Tinnni-rlwrg. ll 953 - WUPHOMORE ?4?f-: '- . .'vV4 , - f if: I' f+w ,f -- L. -N E I E 3' L H ? 'fn 984 f f x 'x X N, V X --1 at 1 'ykfvi . W N 7 5.0 ,,. ' W X ' g 1 ' ' ' V' . T A -' 1 5 33.25 , H K - V ft , N . Q- fijnilggg f K K . k V' Y , 'K-I T, ,. 2 'A' Vw . FJ 'A ,gf H55 i A 1 ,3 I , 3' . 7 A 1 X Tw Q 5-'qw 1 , 5-if- X-wists! . K bv! ,V t i. Mtn if . Vkkr A M fy 1 1 wff 1.531-Zhxjl V SW L , ,S W FQ ' '- A , , 5' lik x W V M vi gr. Q6 IMP . I Q , 'Him 5 xg Q' 'N V, I E 3.2. l 'mf bg T A T 6 Y,'L Q 'g I 1 4 f 1 A fw ' A-2.34, '- fish? J- - ' D 1 if 4 1 1, x Lifaali Q I' 5 T' W buf, 411 vs' 3' W ' I ? 1 f T .L Q Mfr FRESV MEN - 1954 llmm' limrni l-'39 ,luwpli llll'llSli1l. 'l1'au'ln'1' 'l'np limi' -In-am Nlaisuli. ,Izilmw Nlvyvrs, Xlaililyii lnlvvly, Mylwm Kairnx, lfilwin NIL Cullmiuli. Xlr. 'l'l'uskai, liulwrt XlL'l.zimLl1lin. llurntliy N11-Culixillv, ,Iulm Xll7l'l'HXY. Luis kl.im- l,:imixun. Hou' Tlru l7m'lm.u' l'c'ln'rs, Alum-pliim' K.im', 'l'lu'cl:i l.m'klizii't, Uzilv XlclliKyl'L'. Naiicy XlL'Cx'ziL'lu'li. .'Xllrll'c'y I,4'x'rin. .lailwt l,:isli4'1'. Xlaimain-I Krifmun, Allan l'm-nu-, Fay- lmilx- mini. Mary lirivnimi. l'll'1IYIf lluu' Klum-1-llu Krii-lu-l, Nlairy Ann Xln-Kfunm-ll, Inman lmf.-li. lCclw.u'4l Olingvr. llilrry Xl:-34-rx. lluy Nlmilulnm-ry, Sylvia Nh-Nlaish-r, Illmsii- Xlziuiin, Gli-mln lmiiiiwii. llmm' Ilmrnl IST Xlifw Alwui l'aiiiitL'1'. 'lulcln 1' Tug: limi' l'I1l1-mi Grziy. Huy NILAKUUS1-. llzlrry l.aiirll, .l.uiim Xluczinliai, lfllaiim- Kll'ziL'c', l m'i'i-st Nlm-Cuiiilms. Nlies l':iintm-i', W'iIliaim xlllfflll. lmuix Kevin-lii, wlzlliivs Kixsiligm-r, Lluycl Klimgi-imiiitli. NYilli1im l,klll!lll'i'y, lla-ln-ii qlnlm. ,loam Urnll. lfrnrll lluu' Dmmailml luixlim-r, Xlury ,laun- llm1M'r, l':ltrlL'izi Gm'ul'Qn'. Doris Cvlulin. YVil- li.un ,-Xtxxmrcl, jmuim- llairmmi, l5m'x's'l'ly Cray, .Kumi Kim- lfritl. .loam Fry. Mzirtliu Gray, 'llrm NIL-C1111-l, Pzitsy Umguini. Gnlclis' llml- 1-nm1llm'l', limiulil Klzipul. llmm' Hmm: I-'31 llillll Sllillll, lvziclivl' Twp Kult Nun Clziypuuli-. Nlyrlm llmx- wr, liicliairfl flunwaly. Dulullll llx'lail1L'3'. ,lon- iiin- limvwl, l..ml'1'liu' Clank, XVilliauii Ci'uylm'. llL'l'l'j l'lnlu.irnlr-, lfmllivi' l3lm'xikm'5'. lalrry Gill- .-Nw.-, calm-al. film...-1-k. Ilnu' 'l'lrn Sur.: Ami liulll, lln-lm-ri Clmm-r, Kluy llmwwi, ll:il'lml':i C114-mfr. .lam-I Brmxii. Alalclx Cilaypmvl. ,lzltk Culvllmili. Yin-ki Cul- wi-ll. lln-mm' llmvwr, Gaily lirlclingvr. Tum l l'm'm'li. Kailliryii Clark. l'rrml Ilnu' liclwiinl lillm-1'im'yA'l'. l.airr5 Cousin. Xlirizim linzilis. lfsllivr lluwsclx .Ng- mm Klmmlu-ig Clviwilrlim- llmim-lt, .-Xiimilwllv Hmmm-l', .lulm Glillit, lXls'l'l-i' Culcliliul-l'. llfmu' HUUIII 33-:S Xlisj Xl l'Qlll'l'll1' 'l'ilZ4'll, 'l1l'2lL'lll'l' 'l'ny1 limi' NYilli1un Slow-1', Aluym' 'l'zil'l', Rulwrl Still, NYilliam1 .Ima Spmiqlc-l'. klzum-s Sip:-s, YY:illm'r Sliiixtvr. Xlzivlin Sluckmlill, Tum Stu-im, l.:iYs-i'm- Slqiglv. Uuzilw Snyalvr. Rich- airrl Silxis, l'.ilrin-i.i Scliillgmis. Run' 'l'l1'n llmmzi Alum' lluwvll, llmizilcl Sipvs, liic'lml'll Sl.nilm'4l, juni' Svliallllm, Ylll.l Slaulv, llvtlx l.mi Swank. Caltlix'l'ilu' Sliyclvr, N.nic'y Stun-r, Nl.iry Sn-liaufh-r, Sliirlm-y Swin- im-lf, Nmm sL'ill'illll1l, lillii' Slvplim-ns. Ifrnnl limi' Nlnry .-Xml Stow-r, l-Ixsiv Stock- zlill. Wlillianll Slvv. Xlzlry Szzllzlllkivwicl. BL-My ,luy Sziuraiti, Ilzuviizi Simcik. liulwrt Sliilliml. lixlwaml Sll1lI'l'l'l'. Mary Sluglv. IIzu'rivl Smith, ff.mll Sliust4'l', Sul' -lam' Shu-lv. 43 FRESHMIC - 195-1 Ilmm- HUUH1 IIS I IIIQII I IIIIVIIISUII. I Q'zlc'l1n'l' 'Imp limi' XYilliamn H4ll'm'tl, U'illi:n11 Vllclllmlll NII ll H' Ink Vllliplumll . x ' . . vu rlsmm, K1 .1 - . y fflmrlmw Ihwrs, lhxlxvrl lhmu-imu, Harry Hul- 1.n'4l. ,Irwin lh'4'kL'll. lfnu' 'l'u'o llmmia- B4-4-lnxitll. Phylln lil:u'Hml'n. Sully Atwnml. llvlly' l.ml .Mlvl lm' Bnlulmiil, ,Xln-1' Mlnnu, Maru lizlrkz-r, Ku sun, .Imn l'mn1 Ii rm-n llixlvr. Xhnylu Axlnn. mr Maulvm- lllzlrk. liuln-rl.n l3l.u14-x lwilzx .-Xnlhuny, Iicllm linkvr, Tim lhurtlu-I. Vaml Pmvxlwtl. l vrn .Klmtlmnyy Nitin lim-4-ll. Su N1 vlllp mlm llivl'vl'. Ilmm' lhmnx -'iii-I wmaln King. 'lit'llL'lH'l' lln U. S. JXYIIIXN -lulm lhultty' Hou' lim-My Xlilliron, -I,uu't linuhu-I. .I.m1't Xl:-aulv, ,Inu-ph liutlmvll. Holm-ul Sulliv- vvllumwsl, Svlialll. -lull Lmmvll lh-4-Ll. Nlr, Kimi. liulwrl n I'.n'.ulu. Paul lhwd. -lanm-N N3- aul. juan X11'Q1lmx'l1, Nlnrtlm lhvwl1ln'1'Qn'l'. lfrmul Run' Gail XI:-Q-hling. Nunn Nh'- Xlillvn. Klilclrm-sl l'ull1L'k, I'fIi1alln'tl1 l':n'k1'l, -lun-v Olingvr, llmvzml liumlmulu. Mn-x Rupp. mln Xllll Nui I Ymhnffcl 1 Ihw 4 , vr. wr . - z' D-lun-x Olinuc-r. ilaxyln- Muhm-3, Cfutlu-rilw Mille-r. Alamnln' lh-n-klwlg lfilvvvx l':u'm-x. llmm' HUUIII 1335 -lvss l'rz1clgL'I'. Yl11'LlK'llt'I' 'livin limi' Ummlnl lI.n'nmn, 'I'hu1uau ilulclillu1'l'. Us mulal ja-nkins. Pzull Kxmivlu, Shlrle-3 faxllnlnylhunl, Nmmlml llvlrwk. VIH- mm Ilzmw wk, Kvn Almwlan. Chuck l,uH1-r- Inu-ll, llrllw- Cray, Hr. U.Ill1lI'l'. Ryu- 'l'u-41 Pnl lC:uly, Cluau'I4'm' D51-xx, NNE-slm-y -lmalml, Sully D.n'ix, NYilnm lflml- vrirk, lisllwr Cryilm-r. N1'zn'ilyn Iirlxvzxlmls. linl'lv.n'n f.1'uwlul'd, Vw!!! l'rm-1-nmll. lhn-lmnl fllwxva-lxki. Ruth lfrirk. Yann-3 lflnmimjvr, .Mnlrvy Dmrll. lfrnnl Run' Thvlmu Craft, .lmm-s llmghvx, Mumlim' l l'm-lmrll, l.uu1-llzl l'Iclw:u'cls, Cliflurml Hallhzlwzu, lisllm l l'1-1-dliuu-. l'alll'i4-in lflnivllu. m lvh- julms, lllllll. Nllss 11:11 lim 'l'ln-n-su Umm-Iris. Nuilmn llzu- llmm' Iiufnn 53537 Vallllim- Smith. YI4l'llk'Il1'I' 1' .lmnmw Snzulv. VV1ll:lnl NYux- mn, Nlvrlm' NVQ-wt, Dmmld XYrny. Corbin XK'yauuI. lhnul lfzur, Gvrulml XVinunral, lhxlwvl U'.nltL-lx, Ummm YYillmnu, Hlnir 'I'urm-Y. ,luv-ph Toy, llmr 'l'1r Xvilxwmll, 511 ll1u'rl4-It XX u Yim-4-nl Sunwri, Yiflllllfil lrlvy ll'1th.n'1, llvlvn lraluls. Wlsun, X1zxrlz'm- YY4'isz', I,uul'n XYUIM-, lilfunml' Yrmnklns, lisilu-I' XVnmlalIl. Maury Cfutlwrim- Ymmml, f'f!1.u'luth- 'I'.nylur, Lnmw lllus, Ummm 'll'illl Izzy, R l r'mlt Run' Shirlvy NYila-s, Ninrilyn XVIII. .Klum Han' 'l'l'4mp, Rivhzlrrl XYHIQ-s. Curl NYulfu-, Sully Ymml, Ram- l'mlv.uu1h, Hlvh- ard XYulh'. 44 lltlllll' Hmm: -'fill' xyillll' llalll. VIXURICINOI' Tug: Huw: Kiln-ndu llu1mm'. lid- uaxrci Kline-, Hn-rm-ll ll:-lm, II4-lvn ffannplwll, Ralph Bsmwlg X111 Hull, janmwx Fyv, Nlam-in Slmnn-r, Dah- llid- inucr, Hula' l.urlnn-r, VVilliznn Hnnvm-r. Hull' 'l'lL'11: Calrnlyn llvplvr, Elalinx' lidwurcls. Pm-ugy llanis, l,:xVcrn4- Blylnillvr, jnnv Grzxfimx, llclvn YVQIHQ- 1-r, Nlzlry Dinku. Franc-is .-Xllannx, Earl lnhn. Edclim- llnnmirv, Dunum Knvp- sluivld. Katy Spin-hm-l'. Frnnl Knut NIzu'y lflivk, D4-ml Chl'i5hxs. l'1slw1n'd .-Xtwnml. Hxlxlvlls' Slvpllmu, l,1m-lin Allthuluy, Huh:-rt Hmmm-, Cvurum- Gaxlluglu-13 Duvinl Clark. Humlyn Slanllv. Qlallnm-s ShzlH'c-r. D:-lun-s Fniru. llmm' liumn -'HI liicluuxl StUHlL'llll'Xl'l'. 'l'c-uclu-1' Top llmr. l7:n'rs-ll Mm-L-llliml, C.n'ul5n Chinn, Duruiln' Hukcr, Divk Slxyslw, .-Knluni.n Klawznftzl. Hr. Stuttla-xnywr. Rnnuld Cannphs-Il, Chur- lvx Nlnlltgm11vl'y, Lillim- Klinm-, PMN llnll1h.nn'x, Ch-mln 'l'ny. Hull' Turn: Lunism- Bill'jl1'l'alOL'k. Haxrlmran Dnwns, :Xlln-l'l l.m'vnl4'lli. linnnlnl l.zwlw1', llolwvthy XIuHlfl'L'slx. Clvurxlizx Klngll. llnln-rt Hmvsvr, Al'- lvne' Olixngmw. Cay Spunglm-r. Shirlvy Kllnv, .-Xlicv Hmmm-l', jx-ann Sllnwm-rs. I-'mnt Iimr: Curl Ilanw-. Clary' Starr, Pxnlln l i1u'nml. Snlznln Yau- clmp. Sulnlru Plzxlty Dsnnnl jun: Nlillcr. l rml Nl1'l'1llninn4'y. ln-titial Xlnrrnpmlv, Kay S1-lmfh-r. ,lam-t l..nt- lunliu. Rnswll Hill. l,1ll'l'j' Smith. llmm' linmn 3-'EH Xlrs. lmllvn I. Lms. Il'1lCll0I' 'lllp Rmb: ,Iusvph Smith, jnsly l,nshn-r, Tiny Ilzuh-tt, Prtcr Nlntkux. 'lk-LI Pvlv, NMI SQIIHIMN. Dnalnv Ilxlrv. .-'ulxln-5 NIL-Cup, Nlury Lou liaulvr, NYQIQM' Ilvillnun. lxnlwl llm-trick. Hull' 'I'u'n: Louis liznx. jenn-i Ulcnn. Nunn-5 llaxylylxld, Hi1'lml'd Yvvlull, Jnanlm' Kl.m'iHx'l'. Inlnx Pvtvrs. Luis l,uytnn. PM Sn-vnxnf-ns. Dun Paxil, Phyllis Stvlllu-tt. Maury Ann Szn'm1.l, Alnyu' I.mm'ry, lliclxalrxl Shuf- fn-r. Ifrnnl Iimr: Patrick Gullugln-l'. Ala-wiv HHH, Kalthlm-1-n Cowan, Sm' Hivn-r, Nl1n'lc'nm- Stn-Inu-tl, l mnk How- svr, Sully llmvlinu, Puffy llvlm. jnyvm- llinllnmn. Clmrls-4 Crinnmn. Larry Hurtunun, Floyd X141-Illilm. -1.1 EIGHTH CR DE ,lvuwl llnlm' lfunnl Til-3 Nl4'Iu1l:lx figlrlwsi, vl.l'ilVllt'l' 'l'.,,. Hun 'Inu-v X131-rx, l.zlHll1 f.l:nl4-, Snlnvy Hmm M-r, I':mlnl4' Il:-ak m.m. 'l'hrnn.us XY.nIkm'l', Nlr. Cnrlrwl l,.uu llulml Iulm Sh ' , . . lllmu. Xl.nlh.u Nlxll. llmrwlln XXlIll.unx, -In-.nu I.xll1- limi lm- XII l,.nll lhllm. 'l'u'u H1-x4-rlx Tulm' fun nplny, liuln-rl Mlauns, XK'illl.uu Slvnn, Nznmlu IMI ' -, -Ju-ru, Inlm 111.11- lull, Hlrhzllwl l.:u'Lu, -In-,ul Xlw'I'1lh'4 -In Snlm-y l.unl1um. liun.nlcl li:u'l'n'll 1..unlxn -Iurclrm, 134-lull-s Il.nm1m l'.ll I x lfrm knuhlv. ll lfnu' llmmzl II.n'lmaun, Call f.llln'rl, H1-My Alullnfrlly. Dun Sunil'- l.nIan. l'.nIli1-in l'aunln-r, Ilvlllm My-ls Hnlly -Iulm, K.:-urm' Mmulll, l.:u'ry Slmlh-I, l'.Hl'u-In ifuuxinx. llnnu' Hunm 93 If Xlixs Hlllll l l:llll'l'lX'. vl1I'1ll'IIl'l' 'lop Hull' .Imam ,Xlm-xnllslrly I.il- ll:mu.n XYnml.nII, llznylv ll.llu-, Imulx N4-uns, lllxlxxsuzl HILIIII, ffamrl l'.lIlmn Xllsx l I.nlnfrIy, Xuan lhmwr, S1-yunnu Han't4-r, IM-:my 'I'lmmpxun, Nwunnuu llulxlnwm, 'Ins'-pl: l'.nlumlm, Xl.uim'n- Slullll. lhm' 'l'n1r Kf.u'ulyn Lmk, .Xntlmm kmxlvy, lhnlplu- Munml, B.nlx:u'.l I'ullm-L, Uvlllinlxl ffllllllxw llrnm-l'f'l1w- m.m, Iirllm Xlc-Elin-sh. ,Ir-.llnvllv Kful- ralulm, N.ul4'x lllll. YYilll.lm l'uml1-r N'1Il1.m1 XYl.ux, l,zu'ly limnn. I1 rm l.l.lul. Ins:-ph Slnrlvx l'rm4 ll :I Hun' Iiuln-rl H1'm-r, ,Iww ,Iulm Slllvlrls, Vully 1-.null Xl.x11.npmlz', I..u'l'x' Ihllmk Hmmm, H1-My Ilvnl'y'. llsuum x ff.nl'1xl Y.l11p, Hou- Nlulllurxln- 1-lx, l'.u!1lxi.n Xlohlu-5. Ilfum' Ifnmn S318 llc-nary' SIIUIYJIIXI. lvawlu-1' Twp Hull' Vloyrl -lnmw, Cf.n'ul1 Lnmln-ln.m, Kfln-Hin Ixllmla-nunilll Nun 'lknlm'y, Xlau'1.1.ll'il4' lfrlcllllun-r, llmmn- Ilanmlmu, F14-4I Hlzun-5, XII. Sluvpzuci, -I.um-x Nlurplxy, klrmllm , ..' 'u'k, Hull Hut' limlllwll K nnl lluluu elmmllwl. l.1-1- Nlmuluulm-l'y. lfnu 'l'uu Luis lim-rx, Sully XUHL lhrmlle- l'.nilll1'l', Umm.: Slmlllxlv. Nunn Qu Xllllmm, Sum llulul '1-I' I L H umuml l..usIn-r, llnln-rl ffvphm'l'l. Iwuln-I I unix Imlx Ile In Sll I4 x ,V ., , m,.ll-V Xlm-hllml, ffmmn- XYUIIV. l'r1ml Hun' Huw 'IH15' U'.n'ml Sl:-imm-lf, Hllsv-ll llrmxn, liuln-rl My-ls, Ixalylv lI1'pl4'l', Sully liuwwr H4-llx Nlvlfa-lxvvy, llnltmu I H lllmms all lI.ul, 1-.ull Xl.u'v:u'muu. XE E TH GRADE 46 XXX jf X I X74 ' X x 27,41 1 Q 2.6 3 25' 'I ZH f as an an 'ao Q-4 I9 A I7 ll I I7 I9 H 15 I4 ' L7 Z ' f , ,ff 'L f THLETIC RSITY FUOTB LL -lv Top limi: Xlr, ,l.t'll,.t, tfonit-lig Xlr. lgllfltlll. lli't1clCo11cl1g Nlr, Slllllll. Coiivliz llolmvrt clllt'lllt'llt, lfiigvm' Nlaistvrs, loin K ltly. 'ltlllIl'h Siniirt, 'luhii Nlorrow, -l2llltl'N Ntliliw. limi' 'l'ii'o: this Ifiirloiig, Pm-tv I q1i1'o, ,l2ltIlt'N liiitv. john l i11k, ltolwrt llot lmmrry, XYilli11111 lllt'l't'l', Itohm-rt l31'i11l4. lloxx'111'tl llill. Curl xltlgilll. lloiiailcl Stt'w11l't. Stainlvy Aclzlins. Frmit lliur: ,luck ll'1lN l ilwitrtl llUXVSt't', liohi-it lliggiiison. -I111-lx l,2tllt7lI. lCclw:11'cl l'lt'llllfM. JUI111 llill. It.1111l11lt xVtlllit'l'. lltllN'l'l lliclimlt-1'. f:t'I'1lltl ll1 iiliti 1 laoii url 'lox F1 1 l l hc Wildcat Review 'I'hv Klllitlltlllljl lligh St-hool Ql'llltlL'l's 1-iiioyt-tl tl took il VVltll5lDtIlj1' troni l'1i11w1it11w11i'x' lligh to thi' tum l.1i1'ly' 51111-1-shtiil we-1151111 1111rl1'1' thi- illuli- tiitvlaiqt- ol' H11 ol' -10-0, Itit-l1111'1l lliirtoii, N111 llillll Shtuil. 111111 Nh: -lov-pli 'l.l'LZtl. l i1111lly tht- liitt1111i1i11g1itm-5 hit tht- xlttoix tr11il ln XYith only six lt'llt'l'llll'll l'4'tIIt'ltlllQ. .1 ugfl4t't'lln Xtilcl- o11tpl11yi11g tht' llltIIi'l'5lJlll'tl llqiiiis. 'l'l1t- llllill Qcorx- rtuicl t'a1l a1g511'c'iLz1tio11 toolt tht- tit-til iii ,'xlILIttSl to gvt into I2-fi. shgipi- lor om- ol tht' most l'ltl.ftl1'tl sc-lwcliili-w our lt'2ttII lm A vc-rx' tlt'lt'I'tllllIttl lmlt vllilx tl'a1Yt'lt'tl to North llini ,M-V ,,,,i1,-,-iulx,-,,. tingtoii, onlx' to hc Wm-llc-cl lil-ti TIN. P,-,,,l,4.l.i, ll,,,k..lt W.,-5 dim M thi. il.l,,,, 1.m.l,,,,,, il'lIK'Il.A thc- NViltlt'11ts hrolu- 11 lhltlll'lt't'll'X't'tll Ultl iinx ti-11-il tl Slt'tlllj.f tlliiws .-MX lliitlvi' tligh t'lt'Xt'll. 'l'h4- Colclvii ll ' lollmfllfg W t'k I11' Sllllfltllllg tltl' l 4'4'tWfl YUHUW ll.lH'lliltl0 ti-It thi- Orr .-Xxviiiiv tfii-lit with ll 10-T wiii lukds 156' , A Hmlm, until. lwltg' Illl 'thc niixt two giiim-s, thi- lxIlS t'lt'Ytv'll lm-1-cl still 'I'h1- tlt'Xl NYt't'lx tht- lmoxs wvri' again pittt-tl 11g,11i11St '!gf-7L'fm:iIllwlIf:l2tt1::lilslljiglnl 'll th' Mlm 57 Lt lurgm- l1'2lltl, thix tiiiii' l11cli1111a1. Alta-1' 11 Stlt't'1'SSllll ' M tlnflml :J HN 'wilson ml. 'Ill' lxwfil I lirst-l111ll'showi11g, thi- Cuts lf-ll iipzirt ttllil toolt Al 26-ll luv- H lH,lu.lhrmkH. In Om, bl,'l,l,Hn'iul l,inhiQ:'l'lEl VO:-:ll CTR H1114 V I V N cllllSSl'l'S. lslllill scorn- was 9-7. IWW UN' ll 'l t 'lN'l 'l'V' W t'lM lltt' Xl1lfll'1ll l1'W'l1 Thus, tht- st-zisoii tllllt'tl with .1 l't'L'tll'tl ol two winx nuiim- up aigaiiiist 41 Nl'l'f strong tiuuii. This tiiiii- thi-y illlll St'Vt'll losszt-s. Nlr. ll-t'llil :mtl Xlr. Slltllll, .-Xssistguit cltDlll'lIt'91 Xlr. Nlillil' I Y. fltlLtt'lll Nlr. llttflttll. Yairxity' Co11t'l1, ,.. A A- - K.ll. T 0 0 I2 ti I8 T t2 T S. SCORES liiitlt-1' llltlltlllit l,tlllXSllltlXK'Ilt'Y llllllt't'SlJttI'jl North ll1111tii1gto11 l'1ft't'IlUl'l t.1-vt-lihiirg l11ri-11t1i111 lforil City C 1,211 -10 26 -ltl ti l-4 fi 27 20 SI -18 UNIOR VARSITY FOUTB LL 1+ V Top How: Donulcl Dclamcy. Clair Kcuucclv, Xlliync Ccorgc. Robcrt Sliuy, Noriiiiui Howscr, Tlioiiius Coopcr, lfruiilv Biikcr, llolmcrt NlcCuugiicv. lluy Kimplc, jack Dcmctris, Dailc Pctcrs. Home Two: Mr, Tczzu, Couclig jay Youut, jack Nlyals Victor Poliolsky. liongilcl Bltikncv. liclwurcl Mills, lack Criuncr, Arnold Crawford, joscpli Ellcriiicvcr. lloiiiilcl Poxvcll, Ric 1 ml Dclp, 1'vl'or1fIlu1L': lfclix Bowscr, Doni1lclXVolfc. Donald Fritz. Jack Null. l'lK'l'lllilIl Fincsocl, Lzivcriic Slnglc. ,luck lfui mg, ,Iolm Nlorrovv, lloxmlcl Stcwnrt. Clmrlcs NVillilow. Eclwarcl Stcim. lunior Wildcat Review Uiiclcr tlic cupzilmlc coucliing of Mr. joscpli 'll-nit. Sopliomorc griclclcrs outpluvcd Kiski llrcp 7-ll for tlncir tlic junior Yiirsitv provccl to lic it vcrv scrappy tciun. tliircl victory of tlic scuson. .-Xltlioiigli tlic Illl'llllN'l'Slli17MHS limitccl to Sopliomorcs lic- ln tlic ncxt gtllll0, tlic Kittiiiiiiiiig lmovs czunc up ciiusc of tlic iicvvly orgiuiifccl junior lligli tcauii. tlic jiiv- against am olclcr uucl morc cxpcricncccl tcuiii as tlicv Vccs still clizillictl up ii scusoifs rccorcl of which tlicy arc took on tlic Sliuunocli-Vullcv licscrvcs. Ncvcrtluclcss. iustly proucl-l'our wins and four losscs. Tlicsc boys our tczim was clctcutccl lmy ai iiicrc two points-scorc 20-18. will provc to lac ii viiluulilc ussct to ucxt ycur's varsity. Attcr ulirnising lmttlcsn in tlic two prcvious gauiics. In ilic sa-ilsoifs imuigiirul, tlic Soplis . ultliougli ii llic NVilclci1t clcvcn wus illl ciisy victim for an ilp1gi'cssivc little' jittcrv, clinclictl at 6-0 victory ovcr un Ufllltllly ncr- lvillll ll'Ulll L1'1'ClIlNll'g- TIN- mill' Dl'YilS Uilllli' Ulll fill vous l'il'i'0DlJ1'f lily-Ycc tcnm. YOU lf!-U. N A ' 1 I TIN. folhmqng Wcvk Am ulwi Budd. t,lm.t,n Wt buck llic lXllt5lIlll1l1g1ltK'!f l'ClllSt'Cl tolmc tlic llLlill'l'llUgS lor HW RHI and Xyhih, 12-0, long. lfouncing lmck troni two tlt-it-nts tlic Cuts wlilppi-cl 'Vlicu tlic Littlc Cuts cxiuloclctl anal liiicl ii liclcl :luv Apollo bil' . Q, . . . I . 1 1 H . , H k Y H V V . .. , Thi- yt-in 5 caunpaiigii closcd vyitli an mlisuppointing loss iigdiiiat gi mm ci lvi-2 mn '- il cy jay-N cc. lxlttillglllllll to our olcl stimclliys, lforcl City. 'I'lic uuclcfciitccl Littlc rncliccl up ii total ol L.l points mul liclcl liK'illlilIll'i-x1lllL'N Zi-pliyrs trolliicccl tlic Soplis 21-Il, WU f'll'55- I Coiigmtlllutioii, Coucli 'll-lm mul pluycrs, on ii joli With tlic taistc ot victory still in tlicir moutlis. tlic wcll clonc. K.II.S, li U il HS U ll SC TOR ICS l rccport lllliltfl' llccllnink- Xlllllt'f' lvisk, Prcp Slumiiock -v..n.-,- lA'l'L'lllJlll'j.f Apollo lforml City Upp. U l2 0 ll 20 I9 U 21 Nlr, Hound lumiclciists KIIIVS Lb . x ,up--W UIQ' A . . . vu 1 'Q-'Q' ' apv.2..-.. 1 N ' W an ' fxvii ,i 5 . 1, I Y g f A If aim- 1' vxg, , Y' I 0 0. K Y y qv . Q' 3 lt! , - k ix- ,IA i - My 'I .' , . S Q f if , ' x, . . 0' X -9 301531 4113 'L 'L 4 L. ' X- v 1 Nz3i n . ' , t x , 1' ' ' f' i- '1gh'ff7 'H -4 . 5, x' -- . . '9 .. 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MAN FOOTB LL livin' linnz Xlili-s Xlillirnn, finiif-In Dun Iilyn, Ijllillll' Siiymlvr, Huh Xlnrrnxx. liil Iilinv, Ilannlnll Ixnnsi'hn.nu, Inni Sh-nn. -Iqivls NIVIAIIIMIIIIII, I,c-my Quinn. Iiulmi-rl xIL'I,.lllQIlIlIl, .Xlvx Sli-w.n'I. II4v.u'I1. ,. . , , , Ilnn Inn. -I.nni-s Sxnnli-, If-fix lzclxiqmls, IIn'Il1n'cI Clowvtslxi, I'1l'1llli'IS Mlgnns, ,I.ll'Ix Iv-ssli-r, 'Inhn Xlnllnxx, Iwnvst Xlm-f,innI1s,IIm1In'rlI'rl'mIIn'ilcI.Ihllffnlllli. . I , . l'rnnl llnn. If-ti-1' 5.1xnn.n. Xzitlinn Iliirnlun Innvs Iltlls, C.Iul11lu-wx III-cIIn'IiI, C.Inn'Ivs IIXVIIIII- Innigh. I..n'x Izilflinqi-l'. Dull- XII-Inln'i', Ins:-ph Iny, NYinIm' Ilvilnmn. IIns xvair. lhv 41IInIs-Inu UOIIIICII ul Ix. II. S. slJllIl'iOl'1'iI2llll'XK'I5l'OQI'illll hx' OVQRIIIIZIIIQ ai lnnimn Iliggh I'nimlImz1II Ivznn to In- 4-cnnpnsi-il nl UIQIIIII incl ninlh grnclc' pupils. XIIL Xlllc-s NIiIIn'nn was alppnintm-cl als thi -nnvli. 'I'In'i'4' iw-iw' tlmw- IIIAIIII rc-zisons Im' I-OVIIIIIIQ lhis :ww lc-ann: I I I it wnnlcl gin' thi- Imnys zlclcli lionail 1'XlN'I'Il'Ili'1'Q lil it wnnlcl gin' tlw hnys il W vlncwiu- In plan Inntlmll all nn i'lll'Il1'l' sign! limb II xvunlcl prnxinlc- Inlnrc- lll1lIl'I'IllI Im' thx- x'zu'siIy. .-Xs thi- sm-zisnn pmgn-ssl-cl, Ihvsc' rcuisniis wvu' lnsliln-II :is thi- Inns Qznnvcl nniilniilmli-1-xpvi-ii-mv inm- Ing Ihr- I rm-slnnain gannc-II Iinvsss- :incl polishing. 'I'Ii1'x' wnrln-il wm'II Irigvlln-1' annl pIxlx'c'4I all-rt. AHL- , - gn-ssixv ImII llironglnnnl Ihl- sc-zison. Ilia-3' will IIILIIx4'1lLfl'l'1lIIHlIIl'IlIIJIIlIIll'IllIlIl'l'.lI thvy cln us iw-II as Ihm' rhrl Ilns X'l'LlI'. In lhf- npf-ning gznnfu thi- Iiilllvsl nl thc' NYIIQI I-ails Innlvil thi- vxpm-rts hy playing il XYOIIQIKTI-llI Lganni- zigzuinsl Xi-xv Km-iusiiugtrnu .Inninr High ul Iliougli thi-y wvrv 4-clgi-nl out 120-ICS. 'I'hc' cxpn-its haul pivclich-cl il l'llllLlXX'lly lor Kvn Ili. In IIl1'Il'Sl'L'OIllI gamma thc' Kittvns vxpc'i'ic'iicc ml thc' thrill ol x'icturx' Im' thi- Iirst tinn- :is thvx' Inu QI Inclizlnzi I9-6. I I Going away Irmn Innni' lor tha- Iirst Iiinm pi'm'v1I to In- too ninch Im' thc- Ifiw-sliiiivii sinu Ihvy wvrn' OIIICILISSUCI hy il strong Ilan'-Ilriiclx L'Ivx'c'i1 37- I4. K Ihc' IXIIIUIIS had Il In-xv liiul Imuilxs In lhn n nvxt ganna' :incl Inst to Iintli-r ,Inninr lligh I3-T. In tlw Inst ganna- thc- XYIIQIL-uts xwrv clvlbziti LI hy il Sllpl'l'IOI' Ozikinont tm-:nn 27-I-I. XIV. Nlilliron und thv hovs shnnlml Iw 4-inn iiimiclvcl for thvir han'rI work :incl line' spirit. K.II.S. Ul'lIC7.V1'f.X I3 Nvw Kvnsingtnn in I9 Incliainzi 6 I-I I Iur- Iiruclx :ST T IIIIIIVI' I3 I-I Uzilxinunt 27 52 I QM we h fx N Q - ,rf ff . my if 'W Q. ,mi if-'41, . 113, O in 4 S I 1 7' -ffl S? v- O x 5' -Q' xxx 4 . M .1 ' V V .' . V, 7 VH K '5 f14Li Y' I ms! , ,, L W, y r. c Q, A ' - . . +I- sift, 1 f J 'f q'g'+f'f,gg2,.? f:,g'3.3 w..f:Z,Q .Y 3 V 'K-L i A - ' - - K , . i -ix ,'Sg? Q'If' G. aunts -xii I 7 2 5 if ' 8 ' Ix X wif? Q V - r W ff if X14 V , ' .f ',w All 5 , , f v g' i ,355 fi: 7, ug' fir? A - J '6 , I ' K - . ,, .4-: 1 ' , X tv I V 1, 5 0 J g F KX t ,WEN R ru XA- X' P 24 I 1 Qui g me u I '1 sl.: ai A. fx , .I KPN mm fi' A 1 1 1- V -, ,f , , -ar 'fl I Xb AA A , , HY 'r N- A-.J-.,.M '-Q., , VARSITY BASKETB LL The 1950-51 edition of the NVildcat Cagers reported to the lirst practice with four lettermen. two ot whom were seniors, and a host of promising juniors. After intensive drills and hard scrimmages, led hy head Coach Miles Mill- iron. the Red and YVhite was ready for a long, gruelling twenty-three game schedule. XVith a two platoon system, the Cats waged a very successful pre-league campaign, winning five out of eight games. Kittanning lligh was again assigned to Section I, WVPI- All, one of the toughest sections in YVestern Pennsylvania. Playing many close games but never coming through, the Kittanning quintet lost ten consecutive league games. The n , :w Miles Milliron, Coach XVildcats played their hest against the top teams in the M15 0,,,,,,.,i,i,,,, section, often looking like champions themselves. 32 ,Punxsutawney 47 One of the main reasons for losing so manv games was 47 1211 Bair e A '11 the teanrs lack of smoothness. ln many of the games, iF'f'lm t several of the Kittanning boys would foul out, with these is Slxslinl 'E fouls providing the margin of victory for the opposition. 44 1y1Q-lg.-4-Slmrf 48 llad it not heen for this discrepancy, the tide of victory 46 l4'1'1'1'l30f1 1 36 might have heen turned in many games. 42 H1 lkl'1ll ,' ' ' A 38 . ' ' . 49 Vandergrilt 63 The VVildcat Hoopsters entered post-season competi- 32 Uwhburq A 43 tion hy making a hid in the Allegheny Kiski Valley tourna- 51 NOW K1.nliugtm, G9 ment. . .sz Fm-tl Cin' . rel ln the regular twenty-one game season, the Pied and 42 B'11l f A V '49 YVhite amassed S18 points against 985 for the opposition. This will give a 39.00 point average per game. Everyone 05 Vumlcrgrift 60 must admit that is a very good average for a losing team. 28 Lt-t-Q-Iilmrg 39 The Kittanning tive will lose only two seniors hy grad- 33 New Kensington . 54 nation this spring. But hoth of these seniors, Iohn Stillson iff 1:0111 C111 '39 ind Charles Thompson. will he sorely missed. But-hs k A XVith the rest of the team coming hack next year, pros- qltimsiiip 40 pects look very hright for the 1951-52 season. S7 Bnflt-r , 46 Nlr. SlUltlt'llli'y't'l'. Athletic Faculty Nlanager. works on Dr. NllllL'l'j1lV1'SlI'Ylll1119DllXS1CillUkillllllllltlllll. the hudget. 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RONALD CH:XF'l'ON GORDON LARKO Slinky Guard Gordon I Guard Most accurate shot on the team . . . set shot artist . . . aggressive , Another one of those athletic juniors . . . very fast and tricky . . and smooth . . . reliable in a tight spot . . . has great things in . is a good hall handler and a fancy drihhler . . . ht-st on defense store for his senior year . . . always plays slowly and deliberately . hut can get two points when needed . . . is small but very elusive . . handy fellow to have around. . . . likes to heekle the opposition. Liao CISPANSKI ,, FRED CLARK . Leo Center-Forwzlrd Svupbonrf I . , I'0 'v d --Big L1.,,I H Junior who is full uf fight I I I has an ul,u,,danCf. of Most popular of the Wildcat regulars . . . always smiling . . , can lmskvumn mlvnt I I I can out iump A kmularoo I I I has 3 great shoot and dribble with either hand . . .Icspecially adept at the hook basketball future ahead of him . . . likes to play a hard fast hall flmf ' ' ' he mmtlwr year Qrf the W'fS'fY Squad ' ' ' has 3 decent' ,Im,m,I ive pace . . . plays any position on the team. IRYIN MITCHELL JOHN STILLSON Mitch Center Iol1nny', t Iguard Tall, broad-shouldered center . . . second year as a regular for the A really smooth basketball player . . . consistently a high scorer . Millironxncn . . . very good rehounder . . . exceptionally good pivot . . noted for his miracle shots . . . comes from a long line of Still- n1an . . 'Z will be one of the team leaders next year . . . plays his son basketball players . . . plays a fast. driving brand of game . . . best all the time. graduation will claim this great basketball star this year. CHARLES THOMPSON JAMES BEATTY Chuck I Forward lim Forward Fast breaking, aggressive torward . . . one of the best playmakers Rangy forward . . . missed the first part of the season because of on the Wildcat team . . . two year letterman . . . fine team player . illness . . . made a great comeback . . . will be a valuable asset . . always practices good sportsmanship . . . never quits . . . back- to next year's team . . . good rebounder . . . full of pep and fight hone of the tcam's morale . . . truly a good athlete . . . another . . . all around player. grand Senior, t iUNIOR VAR ITY BA KETBALL Mr. Paul Shanl, Coach For the second consecutive year. Mr. Paul Shaul very ably coached the Kittanning High School junior Varsity. llecause ol- the new molicv ado ated bv the r Y ' 1 l w . l . Athletic ciUllllCll. lioach Shaul was unable to produce a winning team. According to the policy, Nlr. Shaul was supposed to give as many boys as possible a chance to play basketball. Following this mlan, the coach cleared the bench in ever' l I - 1 5 game. thus having lns five best players on the bench most ol the 'ame. This new vlan obvious- . l ly will not produce winning teams but it definitely SCORES K. H. S. Opp, 26 Punxsutawnev 45 SU Dnllois 41 24 Mars 10 ll Sharon 45 14 Mclieesport 29 20 Freeport S0 ll Brookville 37 34 Vandergri ft 27 18 Lecchburg 35 14 New Kensington 46 24 Ford City 39 18 Butler 41 27 llar-Bracli 38 38 Brookville 42 29 Vandergrilt 17 14 Leechburg 44 25 New Kensington 30 32 Ford City 42 14 Butler 27 9 llar-lirack 39 DuBois Varsitv 63 will improve Kittanning High athletics and pro- mote sportsmanship throughout the school. With these added burdens, Coach Shanl and the boys were only able to chalk up a total of three Wins against twenty-one losses. As in football the junior Varsity had to rely on the Sophomore class for a source of talent be- cause a junior High team had been organized. Even though the team's record grew poorer as the season went on, the boys somehow im- proved. Several of them were drawn up to the varsity, there to learn a faster brand of basket- ball and to prepare for next year. llmn' ltow: john Bowser, Paul Mc-Clinlcy, jay Sedwick, Mr. Paul Shaul, Coaehg Thomas Christy, Thomas Cooper, 'Norman Bowser. lfronl lime: llodnex' Bargerstoclt, 'lilI0lIl1lS Scanlon, Erhart XVhiteman. Thomas Boylestein, john Cray. lranlx llalicr, l.aYcrnc blaglc. FRE SHMEN BASKETBALL . -. v g- , . . . ' , Cowetski, Iohn Hughes. Front Row: Nathan Harmon liobert Brodhead, Larry Gillespie, Sam Schreckengost. Coach Richard Burton, last fall, put out a call for applicants for berths on the Junior High basketball team. After the first practice was finished. it seemed as though Coach Burton had undertaken an insurmountable task. Never had a more awkward group of boys reported for praetice in KHS history. Rear Rowe Cirv Eddin tr Howard R'unb'ich John Morrow, Mr. Burton, Coaehg Charles Brumbaugh, Richard , Ilarr VJ SCORES KIIS Opp. 29 l lar-Braek 33 28 Butler 27 17 I lar-Hraek 28 18 Ford City 45 23 Stewart 30 il Fourth Avenue 32 45 Freeport 15 42 Arnold SS 21 Main Street 43 42 Freeport 22 24 Ford City S5 33 Stewart C37 14 Fourth Avenue 33 2:2 Arnold -T 25 Blain Street 43 33 DuBois junior Yarsitv 52 59 y Myers, Edward Kline, Robert Morrow, NYilliain Martin, But the boys were a hard-working and eo- operative group. and before the first game Coach Burton had them whipped into presentable shape. The Kittens did not run up a very impressive record, but every game they played was a hard fought contest. VVhat the boys lacked in finesse they made up for in fight. The Little Cats unavoidably got off to a had start. Many of the players had practically never handled a basketball before. But with experi- ence came confidence and ability. Natural talent was uncovered in many of the boys, giving Coach Burton a chance to groom these boys for future varsity work. Kittanning entered into competition in the Junior WPIAI, league. Nlany fine teams were eucountered in this league. The Kittens won only one league game. although they were never beaten by a wide margin. As the end of the season drew near. that green. awkward group of Freshmen disappeared, and in its place appeared a smooth-operating five which played hall as a unit. Mr. Burton deserves much praise for his work with this team. 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Spa cial me 4 tiiiqs man' lw Ol X 1 . llc cl hy thc- prvsicliiig ollicc-1' wht-in tht- occaisioii urisvs This group givcs tht- stiiclviits 11 xulliailwlc ti-ssim in stuflvnt gm'1Xi'iiimXiit. Sluruliliq. llimxniil l li-tli-rim-lx. Qliiniiwg XYillial1n liiLXl'm-r, Snpl1miim'i'g l.luynl l iwl4'l', Svniurg lrzx Al7l7ll mli-nt ffmimilg -limit Ufiliw. Ilmlur. Sfulifl: Klux, XI.uIuiX llurm, liiiilltyg Xlr, llaury Mniitguiiu'ry. Si-lmul 1 ' X ' 1' A ' Nll. llillt llliiilllllig l'lIIu'lm- ' I - '- -' ' lltlllll, Mi, Imit5Imnkl1-, lfmnltyg 1 l, Numn lihu. Suplumiml'nXg Ill: Klauiriu Strxlttzm, Siip1'l'iilti-lulmitg Mr. lli1'li:ll'il liiiilun. l .u-iillxg fit-muiiiluiu' Stlxzilwiil, N-niui. QTUDE T COUNCIL 'l'ln- Executive Connnittee Meets The Student Council of Kittanning High School is an organization formed for the purpose ot giving the student body a part in the Way the school is governed, making our high school a better place in which to learn, and planning var- ious social activities. The Council is made up of tour officers, a representative from the Board of Activities. two sponsors, and a representative from each home room. The otticers of the Student Council for the vear are: President. Larry Hooverg Vice Presi- dent, lrvin Nlitchellg Secretary, -loetta Laingg and Treasurer, .Ioan Rhodes. Every XVednesday, a meeting of the Coun- cil is called and on Nlondavs discussions are held in home rooms concerning the points or i-acts brought up at the previous council meeting. These meetings are also held for the purpose of giving the students a chance to voice their opinions. Some projects sponsored bv the Student Council are the animal Amateur Night Program. Student Teacher Day, the Christmas parties. ushering at Open House, the charitv campaigns. and the biggest success of the year-The Satur- day Night Canteen. Rear Role: Ira Apple, Lloyd Foster, Bob Campbell, Don Lowry, Ronald Grafton, Ray McGinley. Rich- ard Cowetski. Dan Pail. Role Turn: Florence Cnvrun, Nancy Stover, jack Kessler, Rosanne Cnretti, Niilfiilll lluoher, Fay e Lieb- nnui. joyee Olinger, Linda Kuhn. Sondra Bic-rer, Miriam Boarts, Betty Shirley, Nancy Hill, Betty Hr-mlriekson, Esther johns. Front Role: Don Sgzlrlata, Cheerio Klingensmith, Iezun-tte Colonna, Mr. SehaeH'er, Irvin Mitchell, Larry Hoover, joan Rhodes. Joettn Laing. Miss Smith. lean Showers. Jewell Fnith. KIT-I-IAN -N K1-mu-ll: Nl. Slllllll Tum Sis-mu-tl -Imam Cam-Hi lxllflllflf .'xIll'l.YI'l' Slmrls Iilliffil' Cn-Vzlilul' Out ul llu- lllllll'h ul l'lllllH'l' vs-nu-nl, out ol ilu- pit- icl4-11lilying.5 pu-lim-s, Ll:-viding upon Al L'UXt'I'. auul Illillxlllg turn--lixu-cl wulls ul' llu- litllm- ulliu- in tlu- lunll ul. tlu- Cu-Html llu- Y1ll'lllllS wrih--ups wlnu-lm aux- ull IlL'l'Cl1'Cl lm' pulwliuu- Huilrling, uni ul llu- lIi'2lIlilL'lll'N, NX'Ul'l'll'3. mul l2lll2llS tlu- lion. 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Ili-in lh-iimgin, min-rt cil'1liilIN, Xxiiiiiillll Sli-im. .-Xian Xivtliu-ii, 'l'c'ri'y ii1'iiQI'l'll, liugvi' liiimivs, i.zu'ry ligiimi, 'iiiigun -Iuhns, liiaiim- ffmlzlims. limi' I: i..1llIlY ii-lll'Il1'j', 'limi Tiiumais, liniph Dickson, liuiiaiiti lfustm-i', fil'Ul'Ql' Ymint, l muy l'rym', ltuss Sl'2lI'4iIIl2l. Simian-x' Nluss, ltuhvrl Login-y, ltuiwrt l.au1'1i. Nami 5il'lIlIllt'il, Nh: I llillllllkl. ilu- Svc-mini Boys lhnici, which is also Cill40L'tl'Ci hy Mr. Cioimnizi. is of vital! IIlllJ0l'i1llll'l' to tht- SllCt'l'SSiilli fiiilctiiming uf thc First Bauicig for it is thv hcttcr missin-izms of this group who nrt' CilOSPIl to fiii thv YilL'2lllL'il'S in tht- First linmi 1 wh f'i'ill'. It is hirgc'iy tilfllllgil tht- hard work of tht- lIlUIIliJl'l'S ot this orgalnim- tum that Kittznming hauucls linux- muintuinvcl thcir high standing in iIlil'l'SL'iI0i2lSiiL' unlipf-litimn. Jxifilllllgil tht- imys in thc' Svc-omi Boys' Raimi tio not palrticipzltv in :nanny L'llIlL'l'l'iS or lJlll'Zltil'S. they imxv rc-giiim' pI'2lCtlL'O twin' ll wc-uk :uni uw ciriilvci in lll2lI'CilillQiitll'IlI2lti0Il1llliil'OlltiIlK'S. I ha' slit-miss of thc- li irst Boys Hamelclvpc-mlsalmost1-ntirviymitht- im-unix-rs ui this iinpurtunt orgziiiizzition. 68 GIRL 9 AN Top How: Yvonne lficln-llmerge1', Lallue Crovle, Bcrncll llelni, -loan Croft, Shirlei Xlechling, lflinore Siclienlnergcr, Elaine Xlcstwood, Martha Cooper, llelen clkllIll7l1l'll, llelen .-Xrnistrong, Sallx' Canlk, Irene Sheasley, Nancy llaggart. Ron' Four: Yera Fahian, Phyllis Stennett. Shirley Reeilv, Mary Virginia llawk, Carol Shilling. Bevcrlx' Beckwith. Dorothy Nh-Conville, lean Mason, Carol Patton, lane Crinn. Clloria Scln'n-cliengost. Nlartlnx Stitt. Hou' 'l'l1rec: Jeannette Colonna. Peggv Davis. Cherrio Klingensniitli, Patty Knolile. Gail Bailey, Arlene Ulinger, lean Lytle, Carol Duhrock, lovce llindinan, Anna Scardina. Iona l,oel1. Nlnry Ann McConnell, Loretta Anthonv, Carol Shnster. Rozy Two: Shirley Nic.-Xfoosc, Patty Maloney Patti' Nlohncy, Betty Anthonv, Mary .lo XYoll'e, Bertha Nlvcrs. Connie Nlurphy, Lois Beers. .loan Caretti. Ba1'lmara Downs. Carol Yapp. Delores lfairo, Connie XVolfe, Carolyn Loch, Betsv llenrv, IDQ-lon-s llarlnon. Xlr. Colonna, lean Laslicr. Rita Beech. .ll11jol'c'!lz'.s': Nlartlia liruce, Bevcrlv Neuhauscn, Carolyn Calwlc. Carol Lon Yan Dine, Alina ltino. llose Nlarie Cheinclli. lanet Pfund, The Kittanning Iligh School Girls' Hand. under the direction of Nlr. Iaines Y. Colonna. was organized in january, 1950. After many long and tiring practice sessions. the girls were ready to give their first concert in june, 19511. In Ilnly this newly organized hand presented its first outdoor summer concert. which proved to he a huge success. The Girls' Band consists of sixty girls froin seventh through twelfth grade. During football season, at a number of the games. the Girls' Hand, along with seven colorful inajorettes, displayed remarkable marching talent under the leadership of drillmaster Nlr. Arthur L. l'Valter. This year the girls. like tha- hoys. started the tradition of an annual spring concert given to the students as well as to the pnhlic. In the short time this hand has heen in existence. it has hecoine a popular organization of the high school. 69 1l111 s11l lE ICR ORCHETR Slrmrlinuz K1-itl1 I5111'l1. Cfl1z11'l1-s Nl11l11'. ll11l11-rlCa1111pl11-ll, 51-1111-C.'i1'1'l1-: Xli1'i1111 l51111l11-l'. lll'lSY cllllllll, Nlurx' l'.l'1lHl'l'S lXIill1-1'. .llllI1'l IllNPl'lll'I'. l1111a I111-l1, l,1-1111111'1l I111, KI111-l1 D51-ss, Nlr. f.11l11111111. vlillll' f1l'lllll, ll11111111s Sl111111-1'. ll11l11-1'l U11111-1111 Xl lllllllll Nl illlglllllllll. l',11s11-111- ll11111111s. xll'l'l1' I,111-l1. H1111' 2. lwfl: .l111111-s Slill,Al111-lx lll1114l1-s, l'lllj.fl'Ill' Ifry. H1111' 2, righl: XYilli11111 SlI1'kll'K'l', Nl111'v Yi1'gi11i11 lluwlx. l'llllIlDl'l' SlL'lillllli'l'jll'I', l'1llQ,'k'Il1 Slllll1ll4'll.l'll'1lllli ll111lx1-14, Sl1i1'l1-x XI1-1-l1li11g. Hull' IS. l1'fI: x,1'l'Ql l'will7l2lIl, lililllli'XYl'SlXN'O0Kl. U1-111'g1-St1'11ll1111. l'i1111i.s'Ix: txlllll' S1-l111tl1-. l1'1-111- SI11-z1sl1-y. l11 tl11- x'1-111' 19353 Xlr. Iz11111-s Y cllllllllllil was glNK'II tlll' task ol' 1li1'1-c-ti11g tl11 S1 11i111- f,l'L'lll'Stl'il. .-Xt tl1z1t ti1111- tl1is 111-g1111iz11ti1111 was 1-11111p11s1-cl of fifty Il1l'Illl7l'I'S sc-11 lll'0lll lLl'lllll'S 11i111- to twc-lx'1-. As tl11- yl'2ll'S ll1lVl' pz1ss1-cl, s111111- L-l11111gL1-s 111111 l111-11 111111l1-. 11s is to l11- 1-xpc-4-t1-cl. .-Xltl11111gl1 tl11- st11cl1-11ts 2ll'l' still 1-l111s1-11 lI'Olll tl11 ,1 1111-s 111111- to tw1-lx'1-, tl11- 111-1-l11-stm 11ttl11- p1'1-sc-11t ti1111- is c11111p11s1-cl ol' 1111ly tl1i1'ty llll'l'K' 1111-111l11-rs. In tl11- S1-111111' f,l'C'llK'Sfl'il, IS gin-11 tl11- c1'1-clit l'111' tlll' 11111sic W1- ll1lX'l' lu-111'1l III alll 11111' I'l'Qlll2ll' 11ss1-111l1li1-s illlll lll sp1-cial 1-vc-11i11g pc-1'f111'1111111c1-s I1l'l'SK'lltCKl 111 tl11 1lit111'i11111. 'l1ll1'Sl' yilllllg 11111sici1111s also p1'11vicl1- tl11- music for tl11- May 13115 '- ja tl11-CI11111ll1-ligl1t S1-rvin-1-. Ll ll IIIUIIX lllll Xlillly ul' tl11-s1- t11l1-11t1-cl st111l1-11ts l111x'1- f1llil'lI part i11 11111sic11l zlctivitic-s out 1- nl' Kitt111111i11g Ilig:l1S1-l11111l. l11 tl1is waytl11-y1111to11ly l1a1x'1- l11'1111gl1t l11111111' to ll11-111s1-lx'1-s llllf zllsu to 11111' l1igl1 sc-l1011l. 70 UN IOR ORC HE TR Hear: Ross Seardina, Hohert Anthony. Scnzi-eirz'lc': Marv Franices Miller, Iona Loch, joan Frv. Mary Ann Mt-Connell. janet ltoolner, Irene Sheasley, Delores Fairo, -Ioyee Ilindman, Mr. Colonna, Paula lfinesod. Carolvn Loeh. Betsv Ilenrv, joan Alexander, Jeanette Colonna. Row 2. left: Carol Shilling, Phyllis Stennett. Martha Stitt, Gail Bailey. Hou' 2, right: NYilliain NVauganian, Thomas Shaner, Anna Scardina, Arlene Olinger, Bertha Mvers. Frank Baker, Carol Shuster. Hou' I. left: Beverlx' Beckwith. Shirlev Needy. Hou' 53, right: Cuhhy XVx'ant, Norman Churchill, Dorothy Nh-Coiiville, Gloria Sehreek- engost, Carol Patton, -lean Mason, Marv Virginia Hawk, Nancy llaggart, joan Croft. I'ir1r1i,s-fs: Bernell llehn, Shirlev Mechling. Kittanning High School is fortunate in having not only a Senior Orchestra hut also a junior Orchestra under the direction of Mr. blames V. Colonna. This group, which serves as a training ground for the Senior Orchestra, is composed of pupils from the seventh, eighth, and ninth grades. Every Tuesday and Friday mornings the thirty-five members meet in the auditorium for practice. These niusicians play for junior High assemblies and someday they will reach their goal-to play with the Senior Orchestra. This organization provides excellent musical opportunities for the students of Kittanning High School. Many of the menihers also take an active part in the school hand. This gives them a great deal of training in marching as well as in playing classical and popular music. 71 l JORETTE l l'rmil Hung limi- C.rx't7m-r. l'4nt llllnnuru-. IAYII .-Mm 1,4-lmlmx. -lmuim' -lulmsmi. Sliirlvy Slllllll, l,ilall1 Sylu-rt, clllilfllli' xl1llIlLfUllIl'l'X. Xl'lnm-lima-1' tlu- Silllllll ol ClI'lllllS is ln-111-cl, all wliicll im'lucl1's SUYUII l'n'gulz1l's :incl lin- rvsvrx nu-s look towzlrcl tllc- Q',lllllllll'l'illQ ll1llOIlS zmcl im- cam lic loliilcl practicing for pt-rlivctimi, lxnlc'lll11t4'wliltc-lmotsol tllv xlil'l0l'l'ltC' Lorps. 1.jX-ml tht. Ohm. uf ilu, tlxrrn 4104.5 not halt thi HN' xIl'l'm'N 5 WVU! Mldml to HW BOYS nc'tix'itivs of tliv Nlzljorctlc' Collis. SIIIIIIIIUI' lu I5 tml lour vm-airs QILQO, 'l'l1is vmli' tlic- sqmul was Q g , - ' - rzulc-s anal 5llIl1ll1l'l' com-m'ts invaui summm-r prim lmlt 4-iitirvlv mm its own since' alll tlic' c'l1all'tvl' , , . ' tlccs. lIow1'x'c'i', tlim' girls arc' l'K'XVill'lll'Cl for tlic ii lm-mlmc'1's llzul l.fl'2llllllll'i'il. Nvw auicl iiiipl'm'c'cl .. , , ' A , , cltorts. 'logc-tlwr wltli tlw lmml. tht-y tum-I to lUIIlIlll'S wc-rr' cle-xisn-cl lm' lootlmll gzlmvs. um- N N w uwuy QLRIIHUS uml SIIIIHIIUI' p2ll'illll'S. ltucli va ll an rts, :mil puraulm-s. ' ,. . . . . as am lionm' to tht- 'Tillllllltlll f mcmln-rs. tht- Xll llu-sv girls wurlx llzml to Ullfillll IIlll'll'1lfl' g L' - - - - - 1 L 1-'fl z a ' ' incl snappy lrmmltiolus. lim-siclc-s IIIYCIIUIILI in-w Jmfmt PIU' ul in ml lt pull It HN hmm Ol irling null llizlmlliing l'Ulltllll'S. tlwy train tlw Um' 'll thi' Pfll'l5' IMS lmltl' l5 il lifting vlill mstitiilr-s who will 1-vvlitulzlllx' tzllw thi-ir plug-4-5. for tht- svniors us ll l'c'im'mlwl'11ilcv ol' tlic' umm l xt-ry xlillltlilf' zuucl lfiiclamy vw-iiiiig tlic- squzul, goocl timvs tht- corps lms slialrvcl togc-tlic'r. 72 H1 - NPOT Rear Row: Torn Stennett. Carl Norton. Iaeli Rhodes. Boh Shatter, Alan Van Dine, ,Iac-lx M'estwood, Miss Painter. Roni Two: Miss Pence. Loretta Starr, Barhara llost, Patty Malonev, Martha jean Pence. Shirley Smith. Kathleen Lehner. Kar Donna Skinner. Lois Merwin. Suzanne llehn. Front How: Shirlev Lantfy. joan Caretti. Marv Rizzo, Barhara MeCoy, Carolvn Zeigler, Clretehen lletriek, Lon Ann Lehhv, Eleanor 'l'arr, llelen Melieen. llard work on the part ot' everyone enahled the Ili-Spots to he changed from a two-page weekly publication to a four-page edition this vear. A nnieh larger enrolhnent in journalism pro- vided a larger staff with which to work. The elass meets one period each day with Miss Martha Pence to plan and work on the paper. The paper is then made up and sent to the rninieograph roorn to he printed. Ninety exchanges were received from twen- ty'-three dilterent states and Hawaii. l'iYk'l'YlJOLlj' works. S'l'Al l lfditor-in-Chief Carolxn feigler Sports Editors -laelf lihodes llohert Shaller Art Polly Barnett Bette St'llllllll' .-Xl Yan Dine lzleanor larr ,lat-lx M'estwood Exchange Cirenlation . . Statl'-Lon Ann Lehhy. joan Caretti. liarhara Clalinas. Suzanne llelln, Gretchen lletrieli, Marv ltizfo, Barhara Host, Shirley Lantzy, liarhara Mefioy, l'atrieia Maloney, Martha Penee, Shirley Smith. Torn Stennett. 'l'ypists-Lois Merwin. Helen Mt-Keen, Carl Norton, Kai Donna Skinner, Loretta Starr. Kathleen Ia-hner. l'aenltx' Advisors-Miss lean llttlIlll'l'. Miss Martha Penet- .X lannhar seene. Q 'mil is .fx if Qi 7, ,f x . Q ,.,.. ws U ,v -, -3 1 Q , - A ,cw-f x 1 1 gfgifqzi.,-s , ,N QM-P' Y -S f v Il, 44 'v 'n', I 9 .P E -x 9 r QVG' ,pf l - 'S' W , 5 h N h Y - T 'V 3- : arm I 4 n i i 1 A if I 4- 2 E G. 3,5 if 5 1: , k X' N' . Q ' 'sv , , , f A4': A- -f' Ai 1 . ' ' . e L QQ: x y if v gf lv xx if - .A , - ,L LN V X A K Zi- ' Y -ff' 3 if 34 , k ?' Q -i Z ,Qi x 'Q E Y - V X , QP , b , ' . fn. A .Z ligffgflgl Q 'Q r A g EQ!! 2 Qx :I 4 , xvrwlllq .s 5 .. 0 L s.'S '- iff em. 3- 50-A niiq -x?3l 'v V 4 I ' U 'L 'P a F , 'Y -ff A 3 35 an er W .. --,-MAG-f-m. 5' S -3 9 - Q. ' 15 '5 4 1 M' ri- J ,ly Q? 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'1'111-111111r1- BL'tll'l'I', 1111lll1'T S111it11. 111111121111 S111-11. C11.1r11'w NVi1k111w. Gym 1'1.S'.N'1.5f1lIIl.N' 131-r11i1'1' A1t'Xill1l1t'1'. Sp1111w11r Tup Rnw: j11y1'1- S111-11r1'r, 1111111 XV1111's, C11r111y11 C111111-, 1Cst111'r A11111-rs1111. 1'11Rll1ll' VY1-st11'111111. 5131'- 11111-t 1'111'1-. Ffllllf Row: .1l1!1l' 111'11, l.111'i111' c11l'Y1'l'. 112tY1lill'1t S111-11r1-r, 11111111i1- M1111!1:111111-ry. .1l11.vi1' Club .'xl'111lll' XY1l111'I', Sp1111s111' 'l'11y1 l11r11': Hr. xVi111l'l'. 1'1llLIl'Il1' '1'111111111n, 1Vill- 111111 VV11111.:111111111, S1111y 1,1111 c1illl11C, S1111 17111111s1111. x1il1'11lZl 11-1111 1,l'1lL'l', 1111111'1't YV111111. Front 110111: -111r1-tt11 11l'11XV1l, l'11t1'i1-111 'I'11y, G1111'i11 S1'11r1'1'111'11g11h:t, 1 111twy Crum, 1,11t1'i1'i.1 Y1'11t. 1r1-111- S1ll'2lN1t'y. l,lIHl'l' Cl11b .I11s1-1111 '1'1'1lS1i2l. Sp1111s11r Hays: Jill'1i Crusm-tt, YV111t1'1' P11t1'yk. l1l11N'l'l 111111111-y, 111111115 C111-st1111t. 111'11ry 141-vi1111t1111. 171111- 11111 P1111111-11, VV111t C111111i111:1111111, 1111111-5 111'11tty. 'I111111 M11rr11w, 1111111-5 M1-Ki11111'y. 13111111111 l.111'k- 1111rt, 41113' Y111111t. Chris Otto, B11y11 1l1'111'y, 171111- 11y 11111131-r, Ray M1'Kissi1'11, 0111111111 Ililfkll, 111111- 1'11 c12lI1l111ll'11, E111.Z1'111' 'l'111111111s, 11151-1111 K1111111. K1-11111-th 111'111, jay 1l111'k1-11111-rry. 1111-1111r11 110ilT1S. .11-rry Shim, Fr111111 T111'11si. Ri1-11111'1l Kri1-11111, N111ri1111 Ki1'1cw111111, 17111111111 cT1l'Y1'l', 17111111111 Fritz. 1C11w11r11 Mills, 1111111 Toy. K1-11111't11 x1l'C1ll111S. Girls: A111111 1111111-r. '1il11t'f l,11ri1111-r, Ruth 1'1r11w11, 111w'1-1'1y 1511511-y. 11t'Yl'l'1y fjllllk, Han'- 1lill'il C111i1111m, Mary Rinm, l'11tri1'111 Mosh-r, 111111- Plants, D11111111 Stitt, 111l11y 111-vrs, -111y1-v S1tt'llf1'l'. B1-tti S1111111'. P1'1l1.:y XV1-11x'1-r, 1.1115 1111l11'tt, Shir- 11-y lIi1:1.:i11s1111, 1111111110 C1ilj'1D114l1, j111111111- K1111111, Ruth D1111111ir1-. Vir11i11i11 N1-Ki1111-y, 51111111111- 111'l111, JOQIIII11' -11111111-1111, I'11i1111111-1111 M1-111111, Max- 1111' M111111111'y, 111115 St111'1111i11, H111'11111'11 '1'r1111y, 1511111111 Z1-111-fr11w. jrmlnr Iiiflv Club 11121119 111111, Sp1111s111' Twp R1111': 1111111-5 M31-rs, 11i1'11z1r11 c:0l1N'Rlj', 1111111-rt S1-111111, C1-r11111 xv1lIl1ill'C1, Mr. 111111, h12lI 1111 St111'1111i11, YVil1i11111 Cr11y11', 1111111 C1111111111-11. R11111-rt VV111t1-rx, 1111111 C11r111111111. I11111- T11111: 111111111111 C111-1111'11i. 111L'1lill't1 YV1-11s, H111ir '1'11r111-y, 1115111111 1i11t11w1'11, 1111rry B11ss11r11, K1-11111't11 YV111111s. 11i1'11:1r11 Silvis, H11-1111111 Stun- f11r11, b1l'1Y1l'I 1'1ris1111, 11111115 Titus. 111lYl'f' Laird. Frmii R11u:: 17111111111 K1i11'Nlf. X'111L'L'llf Sun- s1-ri, 11111111111 D1111111ir1', L11r1'y C11w1111, VVi11i11111 Bill'l11'1f, '1'111111111S M1111-r, 1Vi11i11111 1-Ktw111111, 1551- NVEITI1 S111-11r1-r. VVil1i11111 11r1111111-r, M1'r11- C0111- i11g1-r. T6 maxima A , 3. 4 P f !'Ysgf.,-. ,I ,, . ,ff M be QQ MP 3 fx v QQ. Y! it ... S Y gs Qfi' W' J ? 1' f f ' ' A A 7, Q' 1 ff ff 5 , 3 +f-f , ' Qi Y , Y 4' 'a'-...Xl .M X 11 '55, lx, Q zv' f ' 1: fl: : E ax 'Aki I nl I in 71 4' 1-I uwwscq ., Y , QMS '1 Li ,. 7 11 W Y 4' vg 'E 29- M ff. ibm Wifi U I H 5 ,iw , Sm I fl Y' 4 Y ! 1L. 2: 'M Q. 3 Eg 44 G ff 'ff' S 2 .3 YE f ' K x .Y .K kk EM, f il ' ' 1' Xi' L - Q .g K K. 4 H M L l. VL ,QQ L,-L H ' Q Ain Q I f Q 3 Q W '- N as eyfw 5- ,. X ,, is r v, 7' 1 VW ,Z I ,, f,, My ,f W' M' - f f J , ,rf .qi I Www, ,L 'E+ 'rv U1,,f,'4fv ' vw.,-4 .,,, :f f' M 33 1 7, , ,, J, -N M W4 , 3 Q use - l : L X W . 4 at Y ' 1 I - , 4, Q. L9 5 x W 5 J ei 3 ., 'ff' - :- 25 ! : 1:1 'q W' af. . ,x 1' , Q' -4 , . 'C ,- ,, 2' Q 5 . 4 f V Vx iv ,ff 3 A-4 - sw ' 1-1+ 1? ff Q 'F 1. 15 ' six!! .4 ., 1 ' 3 '1 A ff ? If A , 0 I 7-1 ? '53 . , af iw ' 'Q . it K f A, 1 'Avi ' 11,1 N el V I X K , A wax, ., iw .l gg, H 1 , rfb:- dsx 'A Q f H , 5' 'N 4 R 4 5 K ...5',.A,. EDUCATIO Vlilu' lUl'lII4'l'. llll 1'4lllL'klllllllkll i'iih'l'txliiiliu'iit imrgizuii- Qmup nl luixs iiiul girls, tlu- Yisiunl limliwuliuii lJvpiu'l1iu'nt 1 itioiu, is uuiuupusvcl ul tllrm- YlSlI1ll l'IlllL'2lllUIl L-lulis. iiu-liul- lllQl1HllI lumps auul girls wlui uuu-t i'vg1il1u'ly 1-uvli ww-IQ. 'l'lu- luttm-r. in ss-i'x'ic-v mgaiiiiziitiuii, pupiilurly' uuiiuwl ilu- l'i'inu-vliuiiists' Cfllilwfis tlu' Ctilllllllllllllllg cmrgzuiizutimi uul L-mitmlliiiq licmim- wliivli lim-ps tlu' visual vcluu-zitiuii ni'uQi'uiii riiimiiig suuuvtlilxy 'lliis L-liili is cliviclc-fl into two sliiu-t liiiils. 'l'lu' luvys urn- luuulvcl lui' ljfllllllil Cliiypiuml. xx lui luis QlY','Il limi' yugirs ul' sc'i'x'iu' to tlu' si-Iumlg mul tlu' girls .uv guulml lux Sopluuium- Nlury Virginia lluwla. 'l'lu' cliilivs ul ilu' l'i'oii-utimiistsn iiixolxv projvctioii orliz film in-ch-ring iuul sclu-clliliiigg liliii l'0Illll'lll1ltl0ll ' ' lil' 1' 7l'fYlUNYllll' lilmsg c-lu-L-king, liilwicanliiig. ll'COI'1lllly,L lIlA.,1 1 ' 5 uul 4-li-iiiiiug ul' iiuuliiiu-sg rvpuiriiig mul splicing liiisg imcl mum utlu-r ruiitiiu- cliitic-s. .Xu upv1'utui s lion-iisv is I3I'KK'llI'l'Kl fmiii tlu- Dvpurt- if-iii ol llwvviiiiv lim' suicli prnu-c-tumisl wluiii lui luis 7 is ' WM., Mm O1 u'1'z1ti1 ni iiiislriufum if-iu-luwl tlu- mu' ol' sixtvvii xx-urs. Nliniiiuiiii l'l'1ll1ll'l'lIll'lllS :- lm' siuili L1 lin-misc' iiu-liuli' skill in svtting up. npr-rutiiig. ' ' f lDl'I7l1'L'lHl'N' SLlll'4ll2lL'lUl'Y iuiliicwnusiit ol incl lllSlll.llIlllIlL, ., . , in olmii-ctiw-tvlu' tm-st: mul SllL'l't'SSl-lll upm-mtiuii of nui- l nliiiu-s lu-lima' 4llllllK'llCl'5 lui' ii iiiiiiiiiiiilii oi, ll1ll'lt'L'Il luiiirs. 'l'lu- wurilix ulijvuliu' ol' ilu- clvpzlrtliu-nt is cxciiipli- lu-il lay our sluguii: l'rop4-r Aiulum-Yisiuilimtiiuii. Slums Ili-tim' lfcliic-iitiuiif' l. llu- llimii-L-tiuiiists. 2. Cirls'Yis1uil lfcliiciiticiii Cliili 3 Xli' lllnsv Dim, iuul Nlzuw' Yirgliiiiu. 4. Si-iiiur Pru- uicliiniiists, .-Xiuitlivi' x'l5ll1ll l'lilllL'2lllUIl Clulv. : :. , 1 , ll' W I 5 Z Q, Q 3. ,K , , . M mfagwfi, ' 1 X S W Y,,ffL,f fi Q ZA 5 X g is xv f . A , mf i , s x QP' , ,,,, 2 ,.,, S gy i 5? fl 3 45 V 3 ,., ,,.. . QQ, if A , .Nyww 'ff w A -H? , 'ss Qwgfisk . ,SQ - ' ' -I xvfvfzfmw , L Q :asf ima 2, fa., ff -w-wwwaw, ,r ,X Q ., l'1 gunman 3 CTI ITIE Iiulurc' l r:rni1'rx of ,'lIlll'I'l1'4l llnssvll Slranig, Sponsor llrrll Ilmv: Nlairxln Nlilllviilmzillgli. Willnnn llaiwk, Stamli-y liylsixki, llvnry lin-vinglon, Dwight Fox. llolu-rl llonnml, llnsxvll Sllllllll. Sponsorg llnhi-rl 'l'.irr, XVilliznn Nlilh-r. llohm-rl Yonnkins. Dnrl lioycr. lfmnl lloir: llonnlnl Banlin, lloy join-5, llnswll Slllllll, NYilli:nn Smith, 'l'oni lllau-k, NVillialni Crow-4, Uni' lov, llolwrl Iohnn llailph lfaihlor. Us'1u'l .v Club Nlulwl SllilllA1'l'. Sponsor llrur Holt: lislhvr l'll4'aiklu'y, Klairy Nlolnim-x, xlill'llAll'l1 l'orn', llvtly l,:unison. lozuim- llvll. Paltricizi 'l'uylor. Doris Nlyi-rw. listln-r llilln-rt, Fmnr How: Shirlvy Lzinlzy, S5lvin llroaly. Pul- riviai llm-flvlfiiigm-i', lli-W-rly lliguinson, llow Nlziru- Clwnu-lli, l l'um'4-s Minor, lilifanlu-Ili Milli-r, Carolyn Nh-Cnlloinlli. Swnior Out-of-Door Clulz llzlrolcl llnppstucll. Sponsor llrur Ilou':- llxirolml l7nppxl.ull.' Sponsor, Cn-rnlcl llimlvrlrh-r, lloyd Sli-wart. Nhnm- Hn:- gln-nhollorn, .-Xllrvcl Salgrzili, Alohn XYilli.nnx, lalvlx l . VN1-atwoml. flllLll'll'S Urnllorn, ill-oiwgv ffow.in. llivlmrnl Dm-lp, lion' 'l'u'o: llohvrt fhlw, llm-lm-r lfziiro. Paul NYixiiii-wxki, .-Xnuz-lo Si-liinno. Inu-ll ll. llzilton, liolwrl Brink, Iznmw l,s-wis, lim llonglin-l'ly, lloln-rl Shny, lloclm-3 ll:ii'uvrshn-k. X'l'Q-mln-ll Myn-rs. Ixftlllf llrrir: loin llowwl. 4 Liirry Gilln-rl, Dnann- Smith, Clnrmiu- Toy, NVilliann Shui, -los:-ph l'lllvl'rm-in-ig liolwrl Kling- vnsrnith. lim-k1'flu1II Club Nlila-s Klilliron, Sponxor i llvur llnir: lohn l'airaulzi. ,Ianni-s Ruin. Ron- :alll Cznnplwll, llicllalrcl xYl'lM'll. Clizn'l1'x Xlonl- golm-ry, john Shilling, Aslilm-y Xlolfox, lizlluh L4-nrml, ,luhn Spzlmllvlx limi' 'l'u'n: l r:ink llow- svr, lliiylnoml l.xxnlwx'. Norlnam llnlcliuon. lohn 1 Clrailton, llohc-rl l,on-nn-lli, Louis Nm-vim. lfloy Ionvs, Sinlns-Y liowsvr, llis'llau'Ll liairko. Sunni:-l SK'lll'L'l'l'llllllSl: Frou! lloxr: liilwaml Olinm-r. VVilli:nn VVrny, lCclw:lr4l .-Kluooml, lfomlvl' lwnnx, loss-ph llzij, Garry Starr, Paltrim-lx Clzilluulia-r. Sirl- nvy Cnntrnrn, l l'zim'ix .Xdznny l.lfl'l'lII'lf Stuff I KL'llllt'lll Nl. Slnilh. Sponsor Stumling: K1-nm-lli Nl. Sinilli. l'1-ugly Sli-Cain-l. llvlorm-S xVll'l'illll1', Toni Stvnni-ll, .Xl Yun Dinn-, Sh-vv .-Xml:-lson. llnlli lininiim14-r, lla-lorvs liivv. Srrllrrl: lflorvmw- flzix'l':nl, l'ulriL-in llc-plvr. jozin flill'1'Hl, lmu Ann l,a-lvlmy, il4u'1n4-lim' l'i1'1u'nli. Gloria lln-ll.un, U1-o1'Qi:lrim' Slixaxnxon, Cfalrolpn Zi-iula-1, SU ' L! 0 :Q I 0 0 'QI 0 'a?bI X A1 1 l 9:16 W- G 44.105 L' , ' afafsl ' M, 0 'ag U 1 0' ':, 4 Q r if , , vqr . A- A .- .AZT w , kb. N. f ,. 1' ag' ,I ll' n S' xx .2 I af O ' e aff ll I X gl af' I ' I I I 5 ' 'r x :f' Q. ll -I .it E07 A I K W fl 5322 I 'ti hx ' o ,QS 0 C 81 'Si 'QTHE IK DOW Pivseiitvcl hy the Vocal Dvpartnu-ut Nlr. Arthur I,. NValtc'i'-lDire-ctor i Y B '11 ft N f i '-3 ' ? -l l Top: 'l'lu-rm-'s Beauty in thc B1-llow of thv Blastl' A-Ylllll'l'1'lS Lots of Coocl Fish in thc- Swing Braid tho Ravi-u llairu Clt'Illl'l'Z-lffiillt How, Main Charactt-rs Pooh-Ball, Ira Applog Pitfi-Sing. ,loan Cart-ttig Ko-Ko . Last jack 'llitsalig Kllfi-S'll!l. Bctsv Crumg Mikutlo, Ray Yountg Yun:-Yum, Crt-tclwu Hvtrickg Nanki-Poo Marion Kirkwooclg Peep-Bo, Philoiuvna ML-lillo: Pislil Tuxlz. Eugene Thomasg act-oiupanists, Anne Sc-hottv Sm- Davidson. S4-concl Row of Svmi-Circle--Darlyuo Ramst-y, Pat Heffel- Hngvr. Pattv Million, Connie ML-Sparrin, Vera Fah- ian, Dc-lorcs Jamison, Pattv Heigharcl, Botti Slaglc, jon-tta Brown, Joanne llollvr, Barbara Slivarvr, X X Jfltxwwh-N , . Martha ,lean l,L'llCl', joan YVal0s, Svlvia Brocly, Hos- anuv Carr-tti, Marv Virginia llawk, Lois St-liat-flyer, Anna Round, Nancy vvllllilllli Sallv Fin-stom-. Sally Lou Caulk, Iam' Crum. Row of St-lui-Circle--B1-ttx' NVQ-liste-rs, lilt-anoi' Tim- iucrlwrg, Alhcrta Mt-Curdy, Dick Krivlilc. Bill vvtlllgillllilll, Scott llt'lllI1ill1, Don Pollovlq, liiigviu- Shanafolt, Bolm CillIl1llJt'll, Nlcrlm' Lot-lu, Gt-orgv Strattan, Jack Ollingcr, Ed Mills, Tom Christy, Chris Otto. Frank Tarasi, Blair Quinn. ear-Mr, VValtcr, Mr. Bvattv. Bottom- YVerc You Not to Ko-Ko Pliglitn-cl-- g Flu- Flowcrs That Bloom in tht- Spriugug My Ohjwt All Suhlime-. Soplmmores Slrmrlingz Sumly xI1lllI'i4'1' Sfvllmlz Limln Klllms. I':l4'2lIllH' 'l4illlIlll'l'lJL'I'j.I .lm-Ilan Laing l rm1!: Num-V llill AY C0 RT Seniors Sftlllllfllgi Ruth l':lIIlIlillQ1l'I' Swllvrl: Kaye- Z1-iglcr, Suxannm- II1-lm. Lou Ann 1,4-lmhv Front: Gloria I lc-llama NOMINEE Juniors Slelnllingz Marian Boohur, Ioan VVulus sl'1lfl'llZ Szlllv ML-Ilwain, Joan Rhoclvs, Chilfllil' Montgmfmcry Frmxtz Mimi II1-lm Freshmen Standing: llurrin-tXVils011 Seated: Fawn Liclmmn, Kurvn Bixlc-r, Smulru Bicrcr Front: Bcvvrlv Cray 85 IRIS' A L.. +Av-.-'-- 'W Q. X' - .ug ,, .1415 - 1 4 fa 5 . . . 1 , 41 Al. L25 1 P' A .W , 'f ,rp 4 quam- 'A-fu -.....n......... W qu Q f- W-----du-93' .1 6.40-'44-4 1405- 1 V I K N '+V' b Pnixil' A S-5' Qs n' 0 M3 1- , lt' 'V fl . H r , ' 9 I ' S I V W! 0 xv f, , ' Vw 0 I Ill' Nw 'Y 57 ' 'X QFD. If Z 76' '45 0' A Q M ...... - X? ff 1 .-.1 V I 9 ' . 11 j. 9 S? O0 V0 , ,ui 9 gs ,,,. P gigs, , , X K. Q 0 V 69 VH 51,0 W v ' ., ey' W U, ff f QP .4 Wa ic! of Jgonor MARY IIELM 1 4. .. H bqii ' ff. ag Queen RUTH EMMINGER .4. ' 1 0 agux ' f 6 'thx 4 45 A E 4 ,Q 50 S gf' ' ., A X -' 2 wwe - nm G na A Lu -t -'30 Ln N .. 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S, s n M0?Tues we ll' in U GUESS WHO? ,,,.., s vii 1 -f sl tofu' , ml -JZ if E2 I 1 QL ggi 5, SSG? L, fi-ffslif h si VF il fx Sat Sun Mon Tues Ml BEAT FORD CITY YEAH, TEA ' Lkvflqeg 'N G X 1' U l fi? js, EQj'g l8l 'X 3 - 'sw 51 5 is ii WHMQA x -Z ,I QI? Ss l X I ff ' ,X 1 i X f W X f QL QQ' VX. 'V H 1,7 X X 2 X ..,,, i l t all Q 5 8 12 LE September Our lo-ong vacation came to a sudden halt. The Fresh- ies were a bit excited, but the Seniors were back to begin another boring term. ' Guess we kinda got blown over by the Butler Tornado s. 40-7. Dr. Sltrattan was welcomed with a dinner at the Alexander Hote . 13.-14 Student Council officers were installed today in assem- bly 15 21 22 25 59 1 4.-5 6 11 16 18 19 20 23 27 1 2 .s - J G 9 10 11 18 20 22 23 Cats fought savagely but were scalped by Indiana, 26-O. The HI-SPOTS Campaign started today. Groundhogs over-shadowed us, 40-0. A blue Monday after a golden weekend. 27 -28 Band and majorettes were featured in assembly. Amateurs perform tonight at Student Council Amateur Night. CATS DEFEAT RIMERSBURG Cat lastl 12-6. Our first win of the season. Thanks boys. October Former assistant principal, Burt Dunmire, took the reins following Dr. C-riHith's resignation. Students saw a film on Parliamentary Procedure to help in conducting home room meetings. The auditorium was filled with enthusiastic Tamburitzan ans. Cats ended 14-year-old jinx by stinging the Yellowjackets 18-6. Can you believe it! Six weeks have passed. It seems we just started back to school. We wonder what the teachers had to eat yesterday. Today was report cardfgday. CSniif, sniff J. Today was a big day. Judo was demonstrated in assembly, after which everyone greeted the Pennsylvania train. We spent the afternoon touring the Eljer Pottery. How-nice it is to go to school on days like this. Thank heaven for the meeting that lured teachers to In- diana. A day off! K.H.S. chosen to play host to Student Council Convention next year. Frosh have a big night out tonight fto get acquaintedl. Slightly edged by Tarentum, 20-12. It was a thrilling game. November Another dav off. Boys go hunting for game. Girls go hunting! For game??? Songs, jokes, laughs and a wonderful time were enjoyed in assembly by everyone. A futile attempt was made to beat Apollo, but the score remained 6-6. Boys and majorettes took turnabout at the Apollo game. The girls played? The boys, with pant legs rolled-up, took over the batons. Drive for Kit-han-nc opens. Bc sure to subscribe. Parents' night to come to school. Maybe now theyill understand. fHere's hoping they don't talk to my favorite' teacher.J Now it's the Sophs, turn to have a good time at their an- nual party. All go country stylcf' Although the Cats lost thc annual Armistice Day classic to Ford City by a puny margin of 9-7, thcv really out-played the Glasscrs, winning the greatest moral victory of the year. First Saturday night canteen makes a hit. Li-t's keep it going. Our new assistant principal, Mr. Schaeffer, who just ar- rived, thinks K.H.S. is pretty nice . School closed at 2:30 to give the gals a chance to get slicked up for the Spooks Delight tonight. Most spooks didn't get home until late Thanskgiving morning. It started to snow today, we hope it forgets to stop. DEC , Sun Mon Tues SANTA 5-Mus ,S can ' Fr: Sa' IN T0 7-owlv ' ,. 4 Q 15 IA.. , '22 .v If O .fbi , 4.521 . , ,G 554' 1' 'C 3 l trf ll:-T ,l Q1 - - ! f iii . qi l . is 0 ' I1 .f ' ' an o I. ' 1 + ' rs' P X 7 O E 8 6 I- , -F ff- .gg-,W 3 LE December 5 Basketball season starts. The Cats lost to the Punxy Groundhogs by the score of 47-32. Back again to-the old grind after a welcomed vacation because of the snow. Mv how time flies. It's time for another report card. KO, my aching backll Lebby, Caretti, and Stennett were picked as the editors of .-this vear's Kit-han-ne. 8 A thrilling game was played on the home floor before a capacity crowd with Kittanningedging DuBois by the score of 46-41. 18 Practice for the annual Christmas program. Everyone had fun, but the Seniors realize it is the last time they will ever practice for the program. --1 M'1 - ' 19-20-21 Three performances of the Candlelight service. It My nf . . . . f ' U X was beautiful with the boys and girls all dressed upl -mf ' 20 Kandy Kane Kapers was the name of the Christmas dance this year. Everyone had a very enjoyable evening. - S 5 A ' 21 The Christmas parties were held in Home Rooms with all the kids dancing, singing, and playing games. 22 Vacation time again!! Oh, well, the more the merrier. JA See you next year. . NUA UPUN un. Man Tung Wed January M Y HON V' Sal y . . . UR 1 W, 2 School opens with the glitter of diamonds. LL 7- Y' I 1 6 3-4 Mrs. Bryner put some light on the subjectu of light. 27921-I- ' U! gi 4 Thirteen lucky mixed chorus members travel to Punx Y ' ' ' 1-,ll 3 for district chorus. I - -J' ' I. ' . . . . , faqgbf 'EE' 'f' , 12 The aptitude test proves to the brilliant SCDIOFS that they re ig? S reallv not brilliant at all. I V' :zu h 5 17-18 Miss Bell was really cooking was gas while the en- , ' tire student bodv drooled. 5i5EffE'f:iiiiiflffiifizifi45 ' ' . 1 , . - - - I 7!..i,,,,,m, im7......,.. , '.: 3 ISTC profs bid fartwell as first semester ends. ' 4 I X l Girls Band makes a big splash and so does the weather! T' f ,. 24-25 Twentv-six K.H.S. songbirds sing their way to the if . . . .... .....--- - ' f home of the Classers for All-County Chorus. :Will-5i:i:.,,, !'i55'E', I A . f 1 26 Manv couples were seen whirling to the music of the X X W!! Starlighters at the Sophomore's VVinter VVhirl . ' - . X ' --'iliizwi S - - F cbruury 1 Senior football lettermcn receive their sweater awards in FE B R UA assembly. - sun Mon Tu R Y 2 Many girls were seen wearing sweaters resembling those Wu es Wed Thu F ' awarded yesterday! - 1 . FRF 5 CUPID 7 n Sa! 5 Manv sad faces were seen moving from class to class- ang 3 IO 017 524 N semester grades! 7-8 The Senior Class presents A Date with Judy. 8 State Chorus was held at Lincoln High School, Elwood City. 13 The Brass Ensemble greeted the students bright and early Tuesday moming to start the day off right. 14 Todav Cupid reigns supreme. -A 14-15 The Air-Adventures of johnny Stamp was lpresented to the Junior and Senior High School by the e ementary grades. 17 The Starlighters played for our fourth canteen. 21-22 A film on Infantile Paralysis shown in assembly. 28 The Boys' Band presented its 26th annual concert today for the junior High School. .' ,- 98 .' fx 2 5 9 12 15 16 19 20 27 28-29 80 4-5 6 12-13 ' 16 18-19 25-26 30 1 4 10 15 16 23 24 25 27 28 . .iii -1. -v - 1-- V x-:ity .b W . '- 5.-V MARCH V Thu fri 53' Moms and Dads see their sons fand daughters? Sun Mon Tues perform under the direction of Mr. Colonna. ARAUE On Move-Up Day, the seniors will be using the EASTER T tear vial that the glassblower made in the special assembly this morning. Wrestling, pop corn, and the spook house were the main attractions at the Senioris Penny Carni- val. junior and Senior High viewed the film One Cod in assembly. ISTC choir entertains as Keith and jim travel to State Band at Farrell. Despite unavoidable CPD circumstances in the gym, the junior's Box Social proved to be highly successful, although it was held in'214 and the auditorium. No, not already! Seems as though weire always getting report cards. School's out for Easter vacation. A big day in the history of KHS! The first Career Conference Dav was held here. Eighty consultants spoke of vocational opportunities to students of KHS and surrounding schools. The girls make their first appearance at County Band. Along with the boys they traveled to Apollo for the annual event. The junior-Senior Party brought back many men1ories. Thanks juniors for a wonderful exening. APRIL Dark hair invaded the halls of KHS as the Vocal Music Department presented its annual operetta - The Mikadof, Student Teacher Day and Faculty Came. What a combination! ! ! Many new romances bloomed when KHS was visited by the members of the District Orchestra. High heels and feathered hats adorned the senior girls as they gathered for the B.P.W. Tea. An enjoyable time was had bv all as the Junior Class presented Men Are Like Streetcarsf' Kittanning High School Cirls' Band gave a con- cert in assembly. Last chance for seniors-report cards were dis- tributed today. MAY First period spent in assembly this iirst day of May-Students enjoyed Dr. No Yong Pary, Chi- nese lecturer. Hopeful seniors take the State Scholarship exam- ination. What time did you get in from the May Dance? jim and Bill represent our school at State Orches- tra. The long awaited moment finally arrived-year- books were distributed today! Hope you like em. The deserving Kit-han-ne Staff and guests hon- Ored atlthe annual banquet held in the home economics room. Last classes for seniors-aren't we happy!?! Where oh where are the grand old seniors? - at Kennywood Park! Seniors whoop-de-doo at Class Night. Baccalaureate Busy day: Class Day assembly, Senior Banquet, Senior Dance. 181 7.51 Lag? Fri S31 Q Mon Tues Wed Thu X ' SL-in v xX xx A DRA KN XG X x ' 1 .f X ' X 8 Qxv , Was x is 1 ,uv X X Q X AX' .x X 'XX 7-2 1 X 13 ? xQ a hx lffl l MEX. N XX L,, ft X MA- ' X -Q X X 4 1 ' . X NXXX X Mi 41 SNA ,jtmnxtx 3,51 ,ff lxrxlxif N ' ,fff ra f' MESYTEXU Fri Sat We sun Mon Tues evewlv-lf' some ENCHA 6 MX I3 f 1 .7-0 il 11 fa .1 txt. 1 '-'Nxt L-ff V JW: ll wht Al if ' . gg fiiif Q5 LE AIUNIG I ci!YlIlllll'IIl'1'lIlt'lll--xvllll nnnw wonderful meni- ories. the Class ot 'SI bids lim-well to good old KIIS. -I-3 Ilistrilmutixe Iiduczition group journeys to the Nil' IIIYIIIN figipltol. H. So long. itis In-en good to linow Youl P. A. . C. Exe The executive connnittee of the Pennsylva- niu Association ot' Student Councils inet here on Nlnreh 2. in pl't'p2lI'1ttl0ll for the 15th unnuul Stu- dent Council convention to he held in Klttillllllllg. Uctolmer IS. I0. and 20. 1951. Not only does Kittunning liuve the honor of SU Mon JUNE 7'RAll'3 FN Tues Wed Thu Fri S' D - 6 ' I6 jzfx. 1.11 f ffffll' X Vfflfwf 5 ,if I I ff! Mfg cutive Committee holding the convention but also has the privilege ot electing the state president. Earlier in the year, Irvin Mitchell. now vice-president of the Kittanning Student Council, was elected to serve in this important capacity next year. XIQIIIV plans are in progress to make this project il successful one. Srnlrrl. lrll lu right: Xlr. .-Xrtlnn Pollocli. President ot Kittunning l l'fXg Nlr. C. li. Ilalrtitl. .Mlx'iser. I'rincip.il ol, -lw.ll't'lltlllt1 lliuh Schoolg Iere Schull. Secret.u'v. Mt-Kuskey lliuh School. l.:n1cnsterg Beverly l.eln'er. Second vice-president. john llairris lligh School. llilTl'lSl3lll'Lf1 Irvin Nlulehell. President. Kitt.innin11 lliuli Sehoolg Ronnie Schein-r, 'l'reusin'er, VVIiite llull Iligh Sehool, Conoquenessingg Miss Gludvs illt Nlr I'iul l in XVortIu. .Xtlvism-r. Scott lliuh School, ffozitesv' -g , . a ,Q dis. Executive Secret:u'y, l,I'llll'llHtl. Crea-nslmrg lligll School. Ureenslxuril- Slrlnrling: Nlr, I orri-st Sclnu-Iler, .Xssistunt Principal ol' Kittunni1n.Z lliilh Sclioolg lrurry lloover, President ot Kltlillllllllll llillll School Student Kfouncilg llorlxin Wlyzxlltgl lm .-Xppleg Nliss-Puuline Smith. Kitt t..ix'rung llosunne Curettlg jot-tt.: liltllll. Ireusurer ol lxlttnn tunuinu Iliilh School. unning lligh School Student Council 'Xdviserg Lindam Kuhnsg Florence niul lliuh School Student Councilg Xlr. Burt llunniire. Principal ol Kit- l.l'1lS'l'I'iIt'S S'l'llDlO. Plmtoglrulhy THE S, K. SMITH CO., Cnrcrx I V . . . Ixitlzinninij. Pennsylvunin Llncanlo. 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