Leechburg High School - Minetas Yearbook (Leechburg, PA)

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Athletics ward on the Varsity five-a good man that will be missed badly . . . Roland Peterson, shy, reticent, firm-a broken mold specimen . . . Georgetta Ritchie, one of the promising songstresses in the versatile class of '40 . . . Bill Roberts, a permanent fixture of fun, cheerfulness, and general jolliness . . . Ruth Sinail, studious, friendly, with a winning smile . . . Jack Shearer, What was it you wanted to know about a car?' '... Rus- sell Smail, a Stonewall on the gridiron, a student in the classroom, and a good guy otherwise . . . Wallace Stitt, a Sportsman of field and stream . . . Wil- liam Vincler, acclaimed on the basket- ball floor for his knack of strategy . . . Anthony Vota, captain of Varsity five and fullback of the Varsity eleven . . . Jean Welsh, diminutive, energetic-has a knack for getting things done . . . Charles Adams, typical of Leechburg's men about town . . . Madeline Ba- rello, poise is the pathway to beau- ty . . . Ronald Balboa, football man- ager . . . Anna Bisaha, local skating rink fan . . . Albert Best, gentleman farmer to be . . . Ann Bonello, industrious, self-reliant . . . Evelyn Bouch, quiet, reserved . . . Berneice Bruner, charming, vivacious . . . Edward Conto, better Ghlardi, John Gosser, Kitty Grimm, Ellen Gorelli, Aldo Harmon, Jim GFOVCS, J68.!1 Groza, Kathryn Jack, Meade Harwick, Albert Giworonik, Anna Ignatz, Anna Kasacj ak, Andrew Kirkwood, Charles Israel, Etta

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Seniors Outstanding In wick, master stage technician- what they need for this stage now . . . Charles Kirkwood, holds up the sport panel in Trotty Veck-is a good steady all-around fellow . . . Arlene Jack, an- other pillar in band and orchestra, ac- tress of no small renown . . . Bill Lan- der, with my height and deep voice do you think I can pass for a man? . . . Phil Logero, I like sports, but there is nothing so fascinating as Science . . . Dorothy Klingensmith, a bit of the old and a bit of the new-scholastically and socially active . . . Mildred Mac, part of the main attraction at the high school office, personification of fun, friendliness and attractiveness . . . Anna Motko, I don't know what I'll do when I get out of school' '... George Nelson, a small but potent package of human animation . . . Rose Nigra, low in demerits and high in credits-schol- astic and otherwise . . . Madalyn and Kathleen Nolte, like a rose among the thorns' . . . Karl Palczer, his spe- cialty is the trumpet . . . Bob Parks, aspires to a career in radio-practices before the student body every Tues- day morning . . . Melvina Oglietti, pri- vate secretary to Mr. Tench, finds seats in the dark for movie-goers . . . Floyd Peterman, has a winning personality, an experienced actor and class officer . . . Lloyd Peterman, high scoring for- Edwards Laverne Dale, Eleanor Elliot, Kenneth Ednie, Harriett Eshelman, Edward Eagleson, Agnes Favero Bart Dyett Betty Gasbarro, Armondo Furman, Marie Gerheim, Page Ferrick, Helen Good, Clair Fulton Betty Jane T H E M I N E T A S Through the Comero's Eye

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Krafick, John Jack, Arlene Jakubek, Elizabeth Lander, William Klingensmith, Dorothy Logero, Phil Mann, Earl Lingenfelter, Virginia Livrone. Pierina Markby, Harry Mottura, Anthony Mac, Mildred N Marchuk, Mary , Mazzocco, James r T H E M' I N E T A S Through the Comerds Eye ...181 Seniors late than never . . . Kathleen Cevario, black tresses falling in profusion . . . Frank Csonka, a bulwark in the foot- ball line . . . O'Jean Crawford, Daisy Mae . . . Amel Dobradenka, crank pusher of the Troity Veck's mimeo- graph . . . Phil Doyle, Miss Klingen- smith's English protege . . . Martha Crooks, tall and blond, commutes via bus . . . La Verne Edwards, trombone tooter in band and orchestra . . . Ken- neth Elliot, scholarly, Trig and Geomet- ry exponent . . . Harriett Ednie, blond, blue-eyed, Hyde Park belle . . . Junior Eshelman, football quarterback . . . Betty Dyett, like the heather on the highland . . . Armondo Gasbarro, am- ateur sports promoter . . . Marie Fur- man, constant companion of Martha Crooks, studious commercial . . . Helen Ferrick, attractive, friendly, efficiently business-like . . . Ellen Grimm, studi- ous, hard-working, but enjoys a good time . . . Jim Harmon, general sales- manager and chief advocate of Stude- baker products . . . Katherine Groza, managing editor of Trotty Veck . . . Anna Giworanik, an average student, in studies, sports, and social functions . . . Anna Ignatz, an essential cog in the Typing Classes . . . Joseph Krafick, one