Ligonier Valley High School - Mountaineer Yearbook (Ligonier, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1945 volume:

'37f5'E?.:2:vu-:S-J. A, - - -. ,Q A, ,TTI-f-5 XVIwr0 the Nlountains me-et the- Valleys, .-'md tha- Skics arc- cvs-1' Blue-, Stands um' noblv Alma NIllfl'I',n Ijfze f Q45 momfalfoaineer . ENGRAYINC BY PONTIAC ENCIIAYINC CO . PRINTING BY KURTZ BROS . PIIOTOCRAPIIY BY CRADLEII STUDIO jim Wmxmw . PHESEN EDITOR-IN-CHIEF LEOLA ZIMNIERMAN ASSOCIATE EDITORS DEAN EARNEST and JUDY NICELY BUSINESS NIANACERS JIM NOEL and NANCY HEINTZELMAN Sllblllltlillltxkf - 1. I-XHNEH TN HTS MUUNT!-HN RETREAT 'W PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS OF LICONIER HIGH SCHOOL LICONIEH, P.-X. xiflllflfk-liI1t't'l' - 53 0lfL0lf' A Christian Gentlemen A Versatile Citizen Tl L R x A H 'Ntlson xx is nuned tht in of tht M lr bx our l :L ll fongrm ss nf The C' lass ol 1945 gratefully dedicates this volume of the Mountaineer to Mr R A Nelson who has been the minister of the Ligonier Evangelic rl Church for the list seven ycrrs VVe honor xou Mr Nelson as a Christi in gentle m ui a lox ll defender of x outh ind 1 true friend Ox er whelmed bx the duties of xour profession as spuituil leader of ones at home ind in the Service 'ind severelx taxed by the resultant strain that aeeompanies the knowl- edge of a son long missing in action, you never wavered in your loyalty toward civic responsibility. Your faith in God and fellow man has increased with increasing trials, and youth gained from your example a possession that is priceless, indeed. VVe can best describe you in the words of Robert Burns, the Scottish poet, A manis a man for a, thatf' Mountaineer - 4 A Heine Front Leader 8 l Q:5Ql'Lf YOUR PERSONALITIES Around the 'ole school-house-we hear Nlr. Laughlin in orchestry prac- tice al-tellin' all the fiddlers and toot- ers, kLYIId0I'St21lId now. I'm not mud' . . . IIist'1'y study-ers 11-dreumiii' outn' the Winder .... A g students 1l-ll1lIII- me-rin' helowf' YOUR ACTIVITIES Ou ll sunshiny day you're 1i'hle to kc-teh sight OII-VVRII' Stamp sellers ai-rushin' hack and for'd from the YOIIIIQIIIIS' school . . . the hand go al- drillin' and a-tootin, hy . . . pitcher folks out suappin' sceifryf' YOUR SPORTS Shure nuff!-lf'n we haiift tops in hall-playin, thisn' year! Seein' as they come from as fur's up Stahlstowii way, thatis doin' right good! Them their are right hefty with ll hull. too. 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' 1 '1 ' ic- 1 - .' ,nts 111 ,k 1 . 7, ' ' 1'1' A. ' ' .' h 1 '1 .'.' 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1.' 1 1 Y' 1' Ai ...1-S1 'l 1 ' 1. 1,'j-' 'JJ1 + '1 1 1 Dicki11s011,s 1lill'l'16Cl gesturcls . . . sc-11111'1i11g the s11el1'c1s of books 111 '2.','.1 ,'. ',. .' '33 ',1. 1 'g 1 'J 1' '11, ' 1 Ili 11' 11' 11111 ' -A 1' 1 ' 1 tl- of 1l.' 1 1111- ficlt' ' for our ' 1'1 f'll 1 .' ' 1 tly 1 '1 1 1 ' .111 - -. .' 1- We 5 Z U PEHSUNX-XLITIES X X X 2 as XZ f 06Llf'6! of gyncafion iXewlin. SEHUUL RIREETURS FREE W!-XRTIME PROGRAM XVe point with pride to these public spirited men who. faced with the great problem of directing the education of our youth, have proved to be wise. tolerant. and progressive. It is largely through their efforts, and due to their intense interest. that the Nlountaineers will in the near future boast of a modern recreational field with baseball diamond. football field. tennis courts. and track course. In tact. they have already entered into contract with B. Ferrari of Latrobe for the grading of the entire thirteen acres which were generously deeded to L. H. by the Byers-Tosh Post of the American Legion, The vvork will begin this spring as soon as the weather permits. Our Board of Education is also responsible for the cheery note lent by the fresh coats of paint on the exteriors of both the Grade School and High School buildings and in the hall of the High School. Then too, we were very glad to welcome a new slide machine which has made more enjoyable many phases of our studies. Of course. the members of the Board have many other tasks. routine and unspectacular but important, which claim their atten- tion: such as coping with the difficult situation of filling positions in these times when labor is at a premium. VVe of Ligonier High realize our good fortune in having the valuable guidance of these five men and take this opportunity to express to them our appreciation for their admirable service to the school and to the community. Mountaineer - 8 Left to right: Sec'y X F lxllllll Prts Dr. J. VV. Updegrifi Iml 51 rc Treas. C. A. Noel, X lu Prts Dr I T T ,xg lfVLLlfLL5fl 6'Lf0l 15 Assistant Principal Donrld XIcKelxev and Su perusing Prrncrprl C C Wyhe follow the experiences of some of our alumni rn the Ser KICK F ullv conscious of therr tremendous charge Supervising Principal Mr C C YVylre and Asst Principal Mr Donald NfcKelvev endeavor to keep functioning smoothly the intricate machrn erv of our school system Although it trrnes they must restrnn us therr control IS rn the main lll761'1l lllClt0lCIll1t ind 'rs 1 result thev are respected rnd wcll liked bv students ind teachers alike This year as last year we were given the xaluable opportunity to hear the four speakers of Rotarvs Institute of Internatlonal Relations Obtaining these men for us was largely the work of Mr Wylie who incidentally IS an excellent speaker himself Everyone rs pleased when he comes into the classroom for he always has some thlng of interest to add to the discussion H attended the Universities of Valparaiso and Prtt where he studied Publrc Education and Hrstory and the Carnegie Institute of Technologv where he concentrated on art paxrng hrs tuition and expenses bv tutoring Hrs education was then interrupted by the coming of the first NVorld WVar rn which he served rn the A E F rn France After the war he began teaching first in Nebraska ind liter rn Pennsylvanrr He his been Prrncrprl of the Ligonier schools for eleven years rn fact some of the members of the present urrror Cl rss entered the first grade the first vefrr hc w rs hcre Mr McKelvev deserxcs grcrt crcdrt for Iobs the tClC,l'llIlg of Serrror English ind chem rstry Hrs classcs of the litter are p'1rt1cul1rly enroyable because of hrs large store of practical knowledge of the science He rs an amateur photographer but anyone who has seen hrs pictures realizes that thev are not so amateur at that Another of hrs srde lines rs the opera tron of the proyectron machine for our monthlv movies Because of the legal class skipping thrs provides we can find it rn our hearts to forgive hrm for calling us to accounts for our rmprop erly worded absentee slrps Although the tasks of Mr WVvlre and Nfr NlcKelvev are doubly difficult now whrle the entire world 19 rn an uproar we feel certaln that they wrll crrrx on rn the coming vears as ex cellentlv rs they have rn the past and desire to commend thern for their fine efforts Ninuntarnex r 9 K I I xx A 3 , l . - ' , . . . ,' .. . z ' z e - ' r , A ' A I , 4 4 L ' r . 7 x t K ' .2 .1 ' lf 'l ' f having shouldered, in addition to his regular . c ' 4 . . 1 ' K., E , ' ' ' '-. 2 , - ' ' . -' . -. z r ' . 1 , . l . .Av I . ni K l 7 7 ' ' , n . . . l, . ' ' 7 a ' D 7 . . . . . . . . . . l , U , . . e . . 1 H . , 1 A I . h . . uk y . . I 1 L - , I ' .' ' . . . 4 a. ' ' '. A' f l 4 ' . ' . , l I .'. MBEHS UP U Miss Marie Martin. Mrs. Margaret Urch. Miss Eunice Dickinson. MISS MARIE MAl l'l'IN, A. B. from YVilson College . . . possesses a pleasant smile which is an asset to her personality . . . is a conscientious Freshman and junior English teacher . . . has always been the versatile adviser of the Mountaineer . . . has taught in L. ll. S. for twcntv- one years . . . is always willing to help perplexed students out of predicaments. AIRS. MARGARET URCII, A. B. from Crove City College '... was the helpful and popular instructor of Latin III, Algebra I and II, Senior Math, and Physics . . . has been an instructor in L. H. S, for eleven years . . . has charge of the Athletic Fund . , . has always been proud of her Freshman Ilomeroom . . . possesses a life story that would he good material for Our Most Un- forgettable Character . MISS EUNICE UICKINSON, A. B. from M'ilson Colle-gt '... has been our brilliant math instructor for twenty-six years . . . makes her classes unforgettable experiences for math students . . . is humorous and con- cise . . . claims that I can't,' means 'AI didn't try , . . . acted as a helpful junior adviser, a capable leader of Defense Stamp Sales, a patient dramatics coach, and wise director of Student Council. Xu! Mr. Charles Mathews, Miss Heha Newton. Mr. Charles Laughlin. MR. CHARLES MATHEXVS, A. B. from VVashing- ton and jellerson College -... also attended St. Vincent Collegc -... has taught at L. Il. S. for twelve years . . . propounds Latin I and ll as well as Problems of Democracy '... capably advised Business Managers of Mountaineer . , . supervised Seri ice section of the year- book . . . is a versatile, talented musician . . . manages Fort Ligonier llotel during the summer. MISS REBA NEWVTON, B, S. in Music Education from Penn State College . . . taught English to one class of Freshies' I... is the Supervisor of the Grade School Music . . . has devoted the past twenty-five years to music instruction in Ligonier Public Schools . . . enjoys listening to all symphonic and operatic radio broadcasts and records. MH. CHARLES XV. LAl'CllLlN, A. B. from Car- negie 'll-ch, L.I.T.'1'.M. from University of Pittsburgh . . . has maintained a good record for our Music De- partment . . . gave many individual music lessons . . . has directed our Band, Orchestra, and Girls' Chorus for three years . . . enjoys playing the piano and gathering a group of boys around him to mingle their voices in harmony. Mountaineer -- lil li aper Croup: Mr. john Otto. Mr. Ney il XY:-ller. Kliss KSlflll'l'Illl' Marlser. MeInty re. Miss Maxine lfllington. hllss .-Xnne Kosanox it-li. ,wer Group: Miss Claire Cross, Miss :Xlite Keller, Mrs. Betty Eyans l'A1'f1.IllSfIll- Xlicltlle Group: Mr. Itaymontl Testa. xllS!sjl1lIl' Mlt. IOHN O'l l'0. Ii. S. in tfclueation from Incliana State 'Ieaehers' College . . . was a neweomer to I.. ll. S. this year . . . showed his artistie aliility in the prize-winning Christmas cleeora- tions for Itoom fi ancl hy helping his Ag hoys make projeets tor the Farmers' Institute . . . worltecl lealously with his uhoys eon- strueting stage properties . . . eommutes claily from Loyalhanna. MII. NICYIX XVlCI.I.t'flt, li, S. in Art Iiclueation from Iiclin- horo State Teaeliers' College . . . has taught Art anal Iunglish II in his two anal a half years with our sehool . . . joyial Nt-yu is noted for his beautiful animal clrawings . . . helpetl ereate art- work for the yearhook . . . we woncler if he ever triecl putting his genius in Art to work in the nature that Vargo clicl. MISS KATIIICHINE MARKER . . . gracluatecl from Greens- hurg Business Seliool . . . has heen Mr. XVylie's clepenclahle seere- tarv for elex en years . . . always friendly and eheerful Katie is eoiistantly requirecl to aclyise some puzzled student who wanders into her oliiee . . . issues tarcly slips, types and files xarious reeorcls for the sehool. makes out alxsentee lists-so her life in sehool is husy hut happy, Mlt. RAYMUND 'I'IfS'I'A . . . enterecl the Seryiee of his eoun- try in the Marine Corps hefore eompletion of his eclueatiou at St. Yineent College . . . is a xeteran of Cuaclaleanal antl reeeivecl a meclieal tliseharge after heing wounded in aetion . . . was awarclecl the Presiclential Citation . . . eame to L. Il. S. Septemlier 4. 1944 as a teaeher of Civies, l'ennsylyania llistory, and Boys' Physical Iiclueation . . . is our popular foothall and liaslcetliall CU2lL'll. MISS AIANIC MeIX'I'YltIrl, QX. Il. from Allegheny College . . . is a popular young teaeher . . . taught Ameriean Ilistory ancl one elass of Sophomore English . . . eame to L. ll. S. in 1944 . . . has assumecl the many responsihilities of the lihrary as a result ol her experienees as a stutlent .lihrarian in eollege . . . enjoyetl playing xolleyhall in the Cym alter sehool , . . hail eharge of the eostulnes lor 'XX Conneetieut Yankee in King :Xrtliur's Court . KIISS M.'XXlXl'l l'II,IiIXC'l.'UN, .'X. li. clegree . . . one of the attraetiye new memhers ol our laeulty . . . lmegan teaehing Spanish and XVorlcl llistory at the encl of the first semester . . . was often teasecl ahout missing sehool her first week here to graduate from the l'niversity of Pittshurgh, january 26, I9-I5 . . . often talks ol her home town, Beay el' . . . helpecl atlxise the sophomores. MISS ANNE KASONAYICIII. xt. B. in Business Administra- tion from XVestminster College . . . is our patient and helpful eom- inereial teaeher . . . direetecl the teaehers' secretaries . . . made her elasses interesting hy her humorous, hut eoneise. manner ol teaehing . . . was a neweoiner to our sehool this year . . . insistecl that her typing students strive for aeeuraey. MISS CLAIRE CROSS, A. IS. anal B. S. in Pulilie Sehool Musie from VKX-stininster College . . . taught llistory and Foreign Languages for thirteen years in I.. ll. S. until january, 1945, when she aeeeptecl a position as Musie Superxisor in Ligonier Twp .... clireetecl our May Queen Coronations in the past , . . insisted that eyeryone eonyerse in the natixe language in Spanish elasses . . . was missecl immensely the seeontl semester. MISS ALICIC KICFFIQH, li. S. in rlllllkkltltlll from the fniy er- sity of Pittslnurgh . . . has taught Ceneral Seienee to the Freshmen antl clireetecl the Cirls' Phy sieal Iftlueation program for nine years . . . is ney er too husy to aclyise the Sophs, eliaperon a soeial gath- ering. or usher at a hasliethall game . . . possesses a grand sense of humor. athletie prowess, anal a shrill whistle whieh we shall always rememher . . . clireetetl '45 May Queen Coronation. NIHS. I5E'I I'Y EVANS FILIHCLISON. A. Ii. from Seton IIill College . . . is frienclly. enthusiastie ancl eooperatixe . . . has taught Biology and Chemistry thoroughly heeanse of her wide lxnowleclge .incl interest in seienee . . . has heen on I.. II. S.'s Faeultv for fiie years . . . has hel iecl in the clexelopment ul our xisnal edueation program . . . spenhs inueli of her leisure time howling and playing hrirfgf-. 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' l.' 1 'ol111 l 1. 1 1' 1 1' 1. 1. nt C M 0 1945 ALBERTA BRNIASTFF1 t1ll hlontlt UptlllllSt1L Blrdu enjoyed llXlI1g at VV111g 1111 111s IS 111 1lIllltI'Ll15S1ll 111 1dores square d1nc1ng 1nd NI1ss Keflers P T Ll1ss1s sptncls span t1111e bovshng and re1d1ng 1.l1ss1es p 11s lftlllllil 111t11 Bettv SIITIOII pl 1ns to 10111 C 1det 1Xurse Corps ELI'XlOR MENOHER Le11111 to l1er 1111111 trnnds P11118 to beeome 1 1o11r111l1st V1 IS 1 dr11n1 n111or1 tt1 lb proud of her sisters ser11ng Lnele S 1111 Allce 111 1n111 nurse 111 Engl 1nd md xl0l6t 1 YV 111 lo1es to llctlxll braggmg people tr IN els 111tl1 'less Sllllfll Babs lloupt and Betty Cor111 SHIRLEY MEREDITII Llllllilltl Ill droll 111111111 5l1lI'ltX possesses rem 1rkable dr 1111 1t1c 1h1l1t1 tnyoyed g1Nlllg 1h1r1L ter re 1d111gs for 1SS1:'lllblV progruns 111 1d1 good reports 111 P of D was 1 L1p1ble l11JI'dI'l1l1 1.oll1bor1ted w1tl1 Slfl Lu11dq111st on n1 lkmg 1944 Pro111 progr uns EARL NIUIR 11 llltS to rttend 1 11118111858 college lllll than work 111 an ofhu l1l1es hlllltlllg Lo11bo1 storles 11111 l11llb1lly HILISIC IS 1 111e111ber of tht F F A was Lon bplLll0llS 1I'l TYDIIIE Il ellss 18 111 1v1s tht o11l1 boy 111111115 t11u1t1 o11e g1rls ARTHUR XEAVLLL quut rcsened Bud comes from K oolx T4lXKllSllll7 18 glftecl 111th 1 Sllldffl 1o1u gre 11021 1165111 IS to 111 1 Nlarme llbll 1111 seen 111th Carl k11r111ko lllil Cl1d1 Buell 11111 be ren11 111111 red for h1s smgmg Nioonhght Becomes Yo11 Q1 6 IUDITH NICELX 1111 1o11r111l1st1c Jl1dN worked 1rduo11sl1 o11 the Nlount uneer St lff for four 1e'1rs was ASSOCl1tC Edltor t11o 1e1rs 1 'Nhv Queen 1ttendar1t her N1 I freshm Ill 1e1r pl.11s the P11110 and flute belonged to mother III Pl 1ne Craz1 JANIES 'NOEL t1ll11t11L 1u11lo1111g 1 our senlor class Pres1dent IS popular 111th CXLYNUHC pla11s to go on 1 blg game l11111t 111to C1111d1 so111cd11 portra1ed tl1e leadmg role 111 Pla11e Crazy busmess 111 lnager of PllbllC3t1ODS md a member of the Student CIDllllLll belongs to the Hooblu Cooblles LAURA PIPER t1111 dark e1cd a11d tl'lV1C16I1t 11111 make 111 excellent ste11ogr1pl'1er 18 eonst 1ntlv talkmg '19 about the 1N 11y a11d tall s11lors 11rote a trlbute to Ernest Hauger 1nd reuted lt lll tl1e 1943 Arm1st1ce D11 progr 1111 sang 111tl1 the C1rls Chorus l1elped Ill tl1e Conferenu Room NVILLIANI POTTS t1ll 11 ell dressed B111 l1e1ps to 11p lluld the b1sl1etb1ll reput 111011 of tl1e NIo11nt1es frequently compluned lbout solld g60l11LtI'X ind pl1vs1cs b11t 11e1er falled portr 11811 111 111ator 111 the Dlllllltll' Cllss P111 11 mts to beeome 1 coleh SIIIUXS pl 11 mg 1rou11d Wlth 11111 'Noel SARA PRUNXI 1ttr1ct11c dependable Sari 15 lund to e1 eryom part1e1p1t1 d Ill 111 sports lxkes the N111 represented Room 10 o11 tl1e Student Counul alw 1vs 111ll111g to sell tlekets 11 IS '1I1ss Nlclntyre s el11c1e11t seen t1ry serud as T911 1ble senlor class trefrsurer tl1e second semester THELNIA ROBB qnut rt ser1 ed Thelma IS a COIISCIEII tlOllS student hl1es to took fxnd pla1 the p1111o commutes from Oak Crow 11er smc11l p1ls are Sl'l1I'lQV x16l'Cd1tl1 and Sara LUDdf1UlSt en1o1s plaung basketball and 1olle1 ball cxputs to attend college EN ELXNl RODDX competent and zealous Euly Tl str111s for all ro1111d pcrfcc.t1on expertl1 wrelds a 11011 01 er her 11olm 1 chu drum majorettc '1ir NIatl'1e11s and Nl1ss lsosa11a11ch s sccr1t1r1 our freshman 11ce pre-s1 de11t and jllllltll' seLret1r1 1113911 for th1 Xlolmtalneer md kept record of ye 1l'bO0h subscrlptlons . 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' 31.-1 1.--1 11 1 '. . a ' -l1 GRADUATES HEVIE SEHUUL DAYS UUHI G WAR TIMES OFFICERS Presldent 11n Noel X 1ce Presldcnt Dean E 1r11est Secret 1r1 Xl 1110111 Egllel Bob Schlefer md S ll 1 I runw Trc 1811141 llll Muge 111d Dean tllk oxcr Bobs lc 111113, I ll S to scrxc Uncle 'lm XVe the Class of 1945 alc now commg to the cncl of our hfe as students lll Llg0lllCI' Hlgh School Thc div IS swlftly dpplOdCh1llg wl1e11 we sl1all e11ter and pass out of these portals for the last t11ne never agam to return lS students We shall emerge 1nto a war torn world full of cl1aos and C0l1l'llSlOI1 but I am confident th1t we sl1all meet thls as a challe11ge and W1ll str1ve to l1ve up to that challenge lll the years to comc We know that wherevex we go or whatever we do Ill the future we shall alwavs treasure the memorles of o11r fou1 years Ill L1gon1er H1gh School Our class has contrlbuted greatlv IlOt only to our school but also to the Servlces of our ou1 class but 11ow we numbel only SlXty H1118 Almost tW6Ilty three per cent of our classmates uc members of the Armed Forces and many more w1ll be 111 the very near future It was 1c-ported that 0118 of our classmates San1 Hutch 15011 was m1ss1ng IH dCtlOH 1n the European theatre of Wal but we are now very happv to sax that he IS safe and IS recovermg fro1n wounds IH England Also another member of our class was wounded Carl Dull Wlth the Navv 111 the Pi-ICIHC has recen ed the Purple Heart for wounds recelved ln 'ICIIOD VVe lost our xerx capable class Treasu1er It the e11d of the first semester when he was called to serve Unclc Sam ust four sholt veaxs ago we entered Llgon 1er Hlgh Scl1ool as a group of bevuldered flesh men At that tune It seemed that It would be ages before wc would ex er Obtdlll the ho11ored posltlon of sen1ors It was not lllltll after that terr1ble mornmg when we Glldllfed the degrees of lllltl3tlOI1 that we were reallv consclous of the wonders of lllgll school l1fe It vv IS durmg Nlo1111t1l11eer oul H1 st x e ll tl1 It our davs of peacc wcle mvaded when war c 11ne crash111g down around us So our cl 1ss has go11e througl1 lts Glltlff hlgh school c1ree1 shroudcd bv the dense clouds of Wal Oul sopl1omore and 11111101 years passed all too qulckly As jumors we presented our an Illldl Class Play Planc Crazv wh1ch was well dlrected dlld ably enacted These two years our class was under the capable leadershlp of IWICC elected Pres1de11t Dlck Hegan who con trlbuted much IH developlng ou1 class 1nto the smooth work111g and cooperatlve class that It IS When we retur11ed to school our semor year we were 3.l1X1OllS to have 0116 opportunlty to wud to thls prlvllege fo1 three VCSIS Some of the lnterestlng ex ents of Olll semor vear mcluded our FTCSIIITICII Ill1tl3.tlOlI Party our Mlstletoe Hop w1th 1ts huge cotton snow man and estab l1sh111e11t of the Student Councll whlch our class mtroduced to Llgonler Hlgh School By th1s tlllle our class had contrlbuted to producmg ex cellent football teams and Cll3.ITlplOl1Sll1p basket ball tea1ns The final cvents on our calendar the Semor Class Plav A COHHCCt1CUt Yankee 1n Kmg Arthurs Court and our last and best IIIHOI' SCIIIOI' Prom w1ll be cl1maxed Wlth gradu 1t1on 1IltO the Wlde Wlde world Before we leave L1gOIll6I' Hlgh School we want to express our deepest appreclatlon to our Prmclpal Mr C C VVyl1e a11d the faculty for the expert glllddllCC they have glven us ln our four years here Also we wxsh to thank all teach ers who have ever acted as our class advlsers especlallv MISS Martm Mr Mathews and Mr Testa for the patlence and k1nd11ess thev have shown us durmg our semor xear I8 Q A 7' , s' J 4 1 1 K . - 1 if I . z 1 ' as .' ' . , . ' K L C K 1 J' , 1 ' , a - 1 - W -1 1 A. . '. J' ' S. . 2 1 ' , ' . .' S I ' ' ' '1 , ' ' ' ' ' .. ' s 1 s I ' 9 1 I 1 ' ' . VA K in v A - X -X . ' - 1 . ' ' ' l ' i , ' 'I :I I a a . ' 1 . . ' . , Country' We Originally had 123 memberq in i11itiate the freshmen, since we had looked for- - h 1 w . , - , 1 ' . ' ' . I . I 1 -A S W 4 7 . . . 7 . ' I la s ' . S . . . l L.: l 7 1 l 4 . . l . ,L A .9 ' I 7 . . - . I I g 1 I l n A 5 . 5 ' 3 ' , . . 1 ' 7 v 1 i D , T Y Q n 1 - 1 K - 2 I K 1 , . . . E 1 S I Y. -j 6- i . i. , . . I . 7 . Q V I . . - ' K . . . ' ' ' Q . I . s, . . . . ' 'I 1 I 9 ' 'D 3 F ' . l ' 1 ' I V.. - - 5 - ' 7 L K I f Aoi mo mon? fire aggniom. Most Popular Best Looking Mary Jeanne phnhrose. Dick llegan Mary Lou Essey, Dick Hcgan Class Romeo . . . ClassyFlirt The Noisiest . . . The Quietest B111 c'U5l'Y- l011 W' lV'fl Rosan Deeds. Thelma Robb IN . ' 'a lost Typlc ll Most Versatile . . . Most Likely-to-Succeed Louise Donnelly, Ralph Douglas Evelyn Roddy' Elizabeth Hood Most Artistic . . . Musical . . . Dramatic Nlaxine Frye, Dean Earnest. Shirley Politician ' - - Wit - - - Student Meredith jim Noel, Charles Anthony, Frank Luif Athletes Sara Prnnyi, Tom Cairns, Dick Hegan Dick entertains Mary Jeanne. Ralph and NVQ-len breeze along after Mary Lou, our May Queen, chats a Bill tries to convince joanne that he classes. hit with Dick, our Beau Brummell. shouldnt be the target tor the snow- jim electioneers, Apple wisecracks Pose jabbcrs as reserved Thelma .lliillf while Frankie studies his physics. listens. Dick, Toni. and Sara rexiew class ot lixelyn types as Libby dictates Maxine demonstrates her talent for '-15's athletic record. yearbook copy. Dean and Shirley. jAe CKCLISJ 0 7946 . ffx ,......W UPPER C HOUP lr Rem 1 I Ilall HutLell Buher Lrug Bullu Alexmder CuLl1r1m B11 Brullu Hutduson Dutrher C lmpbell Bgrkew Nhddk Hmm COHLIIS ,IHUNICII Illrtmm Cnttemx Eldur Cxrus Bxlls Lollr Hood Hufhr B Cflfflth Ilulu brunt Run Emqrt Esllrx Bur Cuflmm Hunger Crm uher H mt? H umll Isgrupe hlslm 111 Brcretcm Absent f1'UIHPlLtllI'C Bllxsr Bulls Behrllorst Cllmm D Cflffltll Houpt LOXX EH GROUP Blclx Rem XX IXIIISQX NIULULI1 Xxllt B Wolford XXCHDEI' X1LCI'1ClxE'll Lauglmcr Tufflll Xhtlmrmx Nlrkclxu Ixuxmdx C Sllllth I4 bflilth Nhddle Hou Xhmlmd I Vhmlford Sl1ot7l11rber I XIITUU H N1 111111 Sh-igcl' Sh11'6V N13-1' lwslu V111 Hmx Nhlhr Spmlw Nlmmx hmsu Front Him btmlxlm Xlfglll HslL11NI1ll1r Nelderhlser Shquhs bmder Rav Nelson Xflllf Peru XX eltx Waltz bmholm Pershmg Pnrke -Xbsent fI'U1Hp1CtllI't Puln XIQAll1stcr X10llIlt11llt Q r .E JUY HEI G UPPEHCLASSME OFFICERS President . Nick Malkoch Vice President , Louis Bearer Treasurer .. Louise Hantz Secretary . . Bill Cochrane School Days! School Daysv, these oft- spoken words described our thoughts at the end of summer vacation. Everyone put on his best Sunday-go-to-meetin' clothesv, for our first day as upperclassmen was to be a memorable occa- sion. Not many weeks had passed until all the family began to participate in school activities. Nearly half of the football squad was com- prised of juniors, and our athletic skill was well represented in basketball. Early in September, Brother Malkoch, who is, by the way, vice president of the Student Council, was again elected President of our fam- ily. He with the other officers planned a Weiner roast to be held at Adams Falls where every one had a grand time and discovered our new coach, Mr. Testa, was a jolly, good fellow. More good times were to follow. Came November 3 and Sadie Hawkins visited L. H. S. bringing all the Clems', and Clementines . Luckily, she caught nobody, so Marryin, Sam had no chalice to execute his authority. Later on we held a Valentine Dance where Bob Wol- ford and Louise Hantz were chosen King and Queen of Hearts. Even though we number only 85, our little familyi' is one of the best to attend L. H. S. We have been glad to welcome this year two new active class members: Bill Bradley, a city slickern from Braddock, and Jim Hartzell from Langley High. Both have made good in the Louie'i, Nick, Bill, and Louise discover the names of many L.H.S. Alumni on the Bethlen Home Honor Roll Band, while Bill made the Basketball Iayvees and Iim the football squad. There have been many outstanding students in our family. In the field of math and science we point with pride to Bob McKelvey. For class arguments we always depended on Carolyn Seaholm and Harry Wilt. In English class Louiev Bearer entertained us with amusing themes especially about his ill-fated car and Bob Dutcher with his personality plus oral re- ports. At least we have attempted to acquire information that will prove valuable during our senior year. Never have we forgotten our part in the War effort. Every Thursday we brought our dimes or quarters to invest in Uncle Sam's Treasury. Our three cabins have tried to keep our Defense Stamp percentages above 90? all year. It meant going without that coke or sundae but we didnit mind. A small overiiow from our group is already in the Armed Services. Besides we realize there will be more before many moons have passed. After a junior Class Play and a junior- Senior Prom, it wasn't long until all the Clems and Clementines', could discard their shoes and stuffed shirts and live again the life of Riley . Once more we would be free until fall, when once again and for the last year, we would enter the little old school housev in the mountains. Mountaineer - 21 E Caryl, Duane, Dorothy, and Bill plan a square dance with music furnished by Tink Queer and his Buck- wheat Stompersf' K'Howdy, therein XVhy, howdy, brother Nicelylv Grab your shootin, irons, neighbor, and hop on the back of Hortense, my mule. Donit you know itis time to register for ilarnin' season, at the old school house?', By gum, brother, you're right! I plum for- got, and we'll be known as Sophomores, toof, You,re right, neighbor. Weid better hurry and round up the rest of our hillbilly classmates. XVe,re expectin, mighty good huntin' our second season at L. H. Sf' After arriving at the school house we were assigned to Hunting Lodges 8, 9, and 14, Where we loaded our old double barrels with plenty of pep and activities. Our first big gamei' hunters turned out to be Scoop Campbell, Ben Fish, and Turkey Clawson, who found a football suHicient ammu- nition. We hope in the next two seasons these hillbillies will be able to tackle bigger game. YVe Sophomores managed to keep the old sugar bowl filled by adding something new to school activities, a Variety dance. At this un- usual event all the Daisies and Clems found themselves being swung hilariously about the gym during the Paul Ionesv dance, or the lucky winners of a luscious cake Won in the cake walk. Of course, all faithful hillbillies attended our old fashioned square dance with good ole mountain musicn furnished by none other than Tink Queer and his Buckwheat Stompersn. We were also proud of having the honor of choosing the May Queen and sponsoring the annual May Day Coronation and Dance. Deciding our sugar bowl was full enough, we leveled it off by buying some records for the use of all the hillbilly students at L. H. S. MERRY SEHUUL SPIRIT ERERTER RY OFFICERS President ....,, . . Bill Nicely Vice President . .. ., Caryl Snyder Secretary ., . . . Dorothy McMullen Treasurer . Duane Craig IVe sent three very capable nimrods, Pat Graham, Scoop Campbell, and Emma Peterson. to represent us on the Student Council. This made us feel proud that We had a hand in our school government. Our talented brother, Chick Nicely, found that sliding a trombone was much easier than toting a musket and ball, thus earning for himself the name of i'Tommy Dorsey of Ligonier Highv. Weller, Iosie Corter, and Dot McMullen, our nimble athletes, proved their mountaineer heritage by their shoot- ing ability on the basketball floor. Our first classmate to change f1'om overalls to the blues of Uncle Samis Navy was Bob Conley, who en- listed and left in November for Sampson Train- ing Center, New York. At the middle of the season we were sad- dened by the resignation of Miss Cross, one of our instructors and class advisers. The vacancy was soon filled by the attractive Miss Ellington. On the day of her arrival all the Li'l Abnersn tried to make as good an impression as possible by wearing their best bibs and tuckersv. We turned out especially skillful in selling Mountaineer subscriptions when we brought in the biggest catch of all the other classes. It was a close race between the lodges with each one striving to reach the hundred per cent mark. The amazing results of this competition were Lodge 8-13891, Lodge 14-132921, and Lodge 9 -129'Z. Well, brother Nicely, untie Hortense and let's be gettin' back to the hills. I reckon we're all pretty wore out after such a boomin' season. Itill take us nigh onto half the summer to get conditioned for next yearf, Right, neighbor. Rest up good. We're plannin, bigger and better huntin' for when we git to be Juniorsn. 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ARE FUHIVIALLY I ITIATEU THIS YE II OFFICERS President , , Max Mickey Vice President . jimmy Simon Secretary . jay Hall Treasurer Kenneth Hull After having scrubbed our faces and donned our shoes we, one hundred and thirteen be- wildered boys and girls, came down from our mountain homes to become the Class of 1948 and the youngest members of the Mountaineer family. In the first weeks of school we found ourselves in many a wrong nook or corner and in many a wrong room. But after having become acquainted with our numerous relatives and new surroundings, we found we liked it all the better. From the beginning of the school year we awaited with dread the much talked of initia- tion. The day it came was a trying one. We, with our green ribbons, curlers, and huge ear rings, must have been a comical sight. Wesley Leonard, one of our brothers, was brought forth on a stretcher and covered with bandages. He was the Fresh freshman. Bill Dubosh, playing the part of a pet puppy, was led around on a leash by jane Vogele. It was also decided that Charles Robb would make a most beautiful girl. The eldest members of the family, namely the Seniors, held a party for us in the evening at which everyone enjoyed drinking cider out of little brown jugs. Sjx of our brothers represented our group in football while our contribution to a champion basketball team was five. Two of our sisters, Kenny is listening to a lecture by Jim, jay, and Xhx about the advantages of remaining in school, however to no avail because he left L.H.S. after football 8618011 Bean Fish and Bean Eisaman, were found to be peppy cheerleaders and jim Simon a capable football and basketball manager. Several other members of the family joined in to contribute their skill in twirling batons and leading the band. Our class was the Hrst to study Pennsyl- vania History. This we did under the guidance of Coach Testa. XVe have found Miss Dickin- son's favorite saying, If you wring hard enough, it will always come out in the washn, is quite true. XVe also discovered that Ivanhoe is quite interesting. Our spirit was shown when in November a magazine subscription campaign was held by our class. Room the winner, was honored with a party which only members of Room 3 could attend. Although Room 3 led the Moun- taineer Campaign with 11576, Room 4 was a close runner-up. Every Thursday our patriotism was shown by the buying of Defense Stamps and Bonds. XVe have now completed the first steps in our high school education. Although a few of our family have dropped out of school, those remaining are looking forward to coming down from their mountain homes to greet the family once more and to become Sophomores. 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V' ', oc 0 s 1 4. , , -2 4 1 4, ,Q QI' , 4 1 1 - . ' .. -f. .. ..,' - ' '- -. , .,- .-, -, P. ,.. . . , -o,1s,t.1- 5 1 ' ' .I ' .- . , L'- . , . '. v I Q., 1 1 1 1 , P g, l,,.j,,, ,A a - , .., ,X 76 , ' ' 'a - , ' A , X . . , , 1 '. , : - --, 1 , , - Q2 - .' ' fi . 0 '--' ' ..' ' . . , . . . 5' 3- ooo ,,,... eoaou. , , 1' 11 3' ., . -., ACTIVITIES X ZZ X pudgcafiond STUDE T JUUH ALISTS EDIT YEAHBUUH Back Row: Clawson, Clark, Camp- bell, Alexander, D. Craig. Middle Row: Lohr, Mc-Kelvey, B. Craig, NVilt, L. Snyder, Stanis- law, Cochrane, Robb, li. Nicely, C. Snyder, Egn er. Front Row: Ambrose, Doiullas, J. Nicely, Zimmerman, Eamest, Noel, lft'1lllZl'llIl8l1. Hall, Hood, Crowe, Roddy, Harhnan. Absint from picture: Essey, Smith Potts, and YVolford. 'Now Where did I put that dummy?D quizzed Leola Zimmerman. i'Here I amf' retorted Bob NVolford-and then- Oh, you don't mean me?M No, Leola, our capable Editor-in-chief, was looking for the Mountaineer dummy. Room 13 had been the center for a busy group, while the dummy was in the making. It had seen industrious Staff members making out various picture schedules, cropping pictures, mounting them, and revising first drafts of write-ups. And all the time, Miss Martin, our helpful editorial adviser, was standing by with indis- pensable suggestions for all. Mr. Mathews, with the duties of business adviser, also deserves recognition. He, aided by Nancy Heintzelman and Jim Noel as head managers, directed a very successful subscription campaign. Com- plete credit goes to this group for obtaining the ads and, collectively, upholding the financial end of the project. Everyone looked forward to the day when Mr. Gradler, our pho- tographer, first visited our school. That day the Seniors were all dressed up for their individual pictures. Then in january he returned to finish taking activity photographs. The Staff heaved a sigh of relief when the pictures were mounted and sent to the engraver. Soon the journalists had their write-ups finished. After being checked and typed, this copy was ready for the dummy. VVith the greatest care the dummy had been compiled. The Mountaineer was ready to go to press. All that was left to do was to wait for the big day, when the year books were distributed to the students. That day is always a significant occasion for the Staff. Nftllllli2lllll't'I' -- 34 GUUD HEADI G LEADS TU WIUEH HUHIZU S It has been proved throughout the years that the library has played an essential part in the education of the student body. The library provides us with excellent reading material, interesting facts con- cerning the lives of our authors for book reports, and various other information which prepares us for our daily studies to a greater extent. Not only the high school students but also those from the grade school have access to the shelves of informative and entertain- ing books. However, the library would be a place of chaos and confusion if it were not for the assistance of the capable librarians. These librar- ians, under the efficient supervision of Miss McIntyre, perform many duties such as signing out books, making over-due slips, unscrambling duplicate cards, and cleaning up the library. Besides these, they must always be on hand to assist students, especially underclassmen, in find- ing suitable books. This year the trend for reading material has turned towards the biographical type of story. Therefore among the books our faculty adviser has selected for us are jack London by Carst, First XfVoman Doctor by Baker. Marconi by Coe, and Alexander Hamilton by Sinertenko. There has also been a large number of replacements for old books this year. The librarians deserve a great amount of consideration since they are willing to give up their spare time in order to assist the students. They deeply appreciate the fact that the majority of the students are willing to cooperate. ogdrariand Standing: VVinc-land, Eisaman, M Hanger, Kinsey, Hartman, Get- ii'lll'Cl' Adviser Miss Mclnl temv, Hamill, McMullen, Moore I- - 1-,' , tyre, Higgs, Sitting: Stanislaw, M. Hood, Muir VVisner, Dutchcr, Clawson, Griffith j. Hood, Foy. Absent from picture: Zimmerman. Mountaineer -- 35 STUUE T5 SERVE AS MESSE EERE Back Row: B, Craig, Keller, Huse- men, Kozar, janovich, M. Egner, Hamill, T. Cams. Front Row: Miss Marker, Barron Betz, Coma, Prunyi, Serena, M Deeds, VVinelz-incl. Absent from the picture: D. Am- brose, Smith. Swishl Crash! Bang! Oh, pardon mein exclaimed the attractive girl who had just bumped into a green freshien outside Miss Markeris office . . . Greatly startled, the young freshman inquired, Who was that?', Oh, that was one of Miss Markeris Stoogesf, answered the stately Senior, none other than Marge Egner. They deliver absentee slips, mail, and messages to the teachers. You see Katie, Mr. Wylie's secre- tary, has a dependable student sit in the hall just outside her office each period to run errands and act as messenger . . The Freshman questioned excitedly, You mean they donit have to attend classes. Say, I'd like a job like that around schoolf, No, laughed the Senior, they arenit excused from classes, but if some student, usually an upperclassmen, wants to be a Stooge she asks Katie to assign her a period of hall duty . . Oh,', replied the Freshman, looking somewhat disappointed, I guess it's not an honor for a poor little Freshie like me, Iill probably have to wait a couple vears. The Senior, after thinking a second or two, smilingly suggested, Since you canit be a Stooge, why donit you volunteer for Hall Patrol duty upstairs? Unfortunately, since we don't have lockers, at the begin- ning of the year some of our possessions were mysteriously disappear- ing from the hall. To prevent this, Mr. VVylie named certain depend- able students to patrol the hall during their study hall. Now you might volunteer for this servicef, Fairly Hying to the office, the Freshie returned a few minutes later to inform the Senior that Katie had accepted her services and would keep her in mind for duty someday the regular , was busy or absent. fl.. ff SLM 364015 566 Afilflflfelfl, CULLEETUHS UP HEVE UE Say therel Are you one of these fellows who sell us tickets for the football and basketball games? Ilm from the Mountaineer. ltis my job to tell the students of Ligonier High what you boys are doing. Can you help me?,' Sure-but in the first place, donit forget the girls, Joanne Keffer and Lois Betz, who are responsible for the pre-game sales. They de- serve credit for handling most of the student tickets that are pur- chasedf, Of course, our job has its advantagesg we're admitted free to the games at which we arenit working. But then, some of us would like to see all the games and naturally, that is impossiblef' XVe are rather proud of our record this year. First, we have done a 'land-office' business-we distributed so many basketball tickets that we were forced to use old football tickets-and we actually sold out of those, tool Truthfully though, it is the team which is re- sponsible for this. In spite of the fact that an open football field like ours is a hard one at which to work, fewer people were over-changed this year than ever before. But really, there isn,t much to tell, unless you would like to know that our super-salesman, john Bohla. was drafted for active duty on the basketball team the second semester. Thank you very much. Yes, I think I can make a story from what you have told me. VVell, so long. l'll see you in the Nlountaineerf' Mountaineer -4 37 T GAMES Standing: Kinsey, Kennedy, B. Mc- Kelvey, Craig, I. Cams, Mr. Mc Kelvey. Seated: Holha, Keffer, Eames! Crowe, Buell, T. Canis, Betz. agfucfenf Game! Class and Activity Representatives Urqeiiize Back How: Noel, Craig, Hay, Nice- ly, Smith. Third Row: Tri-as. Hantz, Graham K. Hall, Stanislaw, Peterson, Lohri Second Row: Campbell, Cainis Earnest, V. Pres. Malkoch, Urch Front Row: Pres. Douglas, H. Hall Egner, Zirnnn-nnan, Prunyi. Absent from the picture: Sec'y. NYol- ford. The dreams of many past classes of L. H. S. became a realization with the formation ot a Student Council this year. During the latter part of the '43-,44 school year the upperclass- men became quite enthusiastic about plans for a Student Council. Class meetings were called and after having approved its organiza- tion, each class selected two representatives: namely, Edna Blackburn, Robert Noel, Elizabeth Hood, james Ramsey, Lisle Hartman, Robert McKelvey, Caryl Snyder, and Edward Clawson, who completed writ- ing the constitution shortly before the school term ended. XVith the opening of school this year, each homeroom and recog- nized organization selected one of its number for the Student Council. These representatives, twenty-two in number, met as a body for the Hrst time late in November. At that meeting they set their goal for the school year. This goal included the presentation of regular assembly programs, the impres- sing upon the students' minds the preservation a11d improvement of the appearance of school property, a Christmas Homeroom Decorating Contest, and arranging a schedule of social events. The members of the Student Council feel that for a new organi- zation they have been successful in attaining some of their objectives and have achieved better understanding between students and Faculty. They attribute much of their success to the guidance of their capable faculty adviser, Miss Eunice Dickinson, who met with them the Fourth Period on the first Friday of each month. Taking all the facts into consideration, the members consider this a successful year and they have high hopes that the organization will grow in importance in future years. Niouutaiueer - SS .L-DQAVLISQ f6Ll'l'Ll9 SCL Ldmen Mountaineers are Active on Home Front Our country is still merged in War. So While our Nlountaineer boys and girls help out in the Armed Forces, we, the Mountaineers at home, are hnying and selling Defense Stamps and Bonds. Every NVf-dnesday morning at eleven olclock, Miss Dickinson and we, her helpers, hurry across the street to the Grade School. Once in the grade school huilding. we are kept husy hy counting monev and stamps, checking papers, and sending to the post office and hank for needed stamps and bonds. Thursday morning between 10:00 and 10:30 is Buy Defense Stamps and Bonds Timev in the High School. lVhile we are waiting for the Homeroom Representatives to come to order their stamps and bonds, the first customer of the morning, Mr. Blclielvey, comes in to greet us and make his weekly purchase. After Miss Dickinson has awaited the return of the runners to the post officei' for sometime, they come rushing in. Along with stamps come pretzels, candy bars, and gum. This loot is divided among the salesmen and their adviser. Room 6 has led the high school with 1007 every week, while nearly all other homerooms have followed with 90? or above. The high school as a whole succeeded in maintaining a 90? average for a sufficient number of weeks, thus, we are now the proud possessors of two flags, the Minute Nlanv and the Rattle Snaken. Our statistics show that we have maintained a 9492 average and have invested 932,335.80 in stamps and bonds for the first semester. XYe shall continue to spend our dimes and quarters for defense, until all of our Mountaineer heroes may he home with us once more. Nlountaineer - 39 Standing: Urch, Prunyi, Hantz Bills, Beatrice Fish, B. XVoIford Iohns, I. WVolford, Mitchell, Robb Adviser Miss Dickinson, Houpt Caims, Corter, YV:-ller, Simon Bemard Fish, B. Cams, Geeting M. Deeds, Meredith, Lundquist Alexander, Essey, Nicely, Keffer. Seated: Douglas, J. Cams, Hart- man, R. Deeds, Cochrane, Cet- temy, Kinsey, Muir, Stanislaw YVineland, Hamill, Kozar, Betz Coma. Absent from picture: M. Caims Frye, Zimmerman. s y v v y v y OMCAQ5 fl 6L M SIEIA S E TEHTAIN AT SEHUUL AFFAIRS Back Row: Director Mr. Laughlin, XV. Nicely, Behrhorst. Hood, H. Martin, Foy. Middle Row: AL-coinpanist VVol- ford, Kooser, Menoher, Hartzell, Robb, Serena, Earnest, j. Marlin, Lohr, Mc-Craeken. Front Row: E. Roddy, Keeskemethy, Cochrane, Lundquisl, H. Roddy, R. Roddy, Mitchell, J. Nicely, Gettemy. An organization in school which ranks high in our esteem is the orchestra. This is due, perhaps, to the respected position held by music in any instance but, probably, and we like to think so, because of the fine quality of music produced by this organization. Among the selec- tions featured by the orchestra this year were 'iThe Emperor YValtz, Fifth Symphonyf Oriental Patrolf, National Nledleyfl and i'Piano Concerto. And now for a glimpse into orchestra rehearsal held the Third Period each Tuesday and Thursday in the Auditorium. No doubt the first sound that will reach the ears will be the strains of the current hifi played real Mjiyei' tempo by jim Ilartzell who always seems to head the stampede to the piano. This is definitely previous to Mr. Laughlin. our director's, entrance. XVith his appearance. which is inevitably accompanied by an impassioned. Now break that up! and to a few loiterers in the rear of the Auditorium, Orchestra practice isn't back theref' the members reluctantly find their places on the stage. Tuning begins with a few left-over notes of K'Don,t Felice Me Inv issuing from Chick', Nicelyls baritone. But finally all is quiet and practice gets under way. However Mr. Laughlin invariably detects some defect and it may be a few extra notes supplied bv one of our swingsters. If you watch closely you will see Mr. Laughlin take a worn paper from his pocket and de- cisively place a de-merit after that swing addictis name. This is only one of the many incidents that occur before a selec- tion emerges polished and ready to be presented to the public. Our public performances this year included the junior and senior Class Plays and a series of lectures sponsored by the Rotary. Then in full glory we presented our Spring Concert during Music Week and finally bade a sad farewell to the senior class at Baccalaureate Service and Commencement. Nlountaineer -- 40 MAJUHETTE5 LEAD A PEPPY GHUUP XVatch out. everybodyl Xlake way for the Ligonier High School Band? i'Here it comes down the street playing my favorite marchf' NAI'6l1,t those blue and white uniforms snappy and donlt the majorettes look pretty. twirling their batons in front of the band? These remarks might have been overheard at almost any football game this year. The band was particularly fortunate in getting to a great number of games played away. Of course, they put in their appearance at all the home games. The bandls activities did not stop when football season was over. These musicians provided the music for the Ligonier Valley Fair. pep meetings, Armistice Day program. Halloween parade, Farmers, Insti- tute, and Memorial Day parade. In addition the band. in cooperation with the orchestra. presented its annual Spring Concert. As most of the majorettes graduate this year, seven new ones were chosen in February. These new twirlers have been practicing taithtully that they may step into the roles of majorettes next year. It you would drop into the auditorium during third period on Nlonday or Friday, you would probably be greeted with gales ot laugh- ter. the result ot one ot Nlr. Laughlin s jokes or johnny Xiartiifs wise- cracks. The band welcomed two new members at the beginning of school: jim Hartzell who plays trumpet. and Bill Bradley. clarinet expert. Several times former band members, mostly servicemen, have sat inn with the band at practice. It is always a great treat to welcome back boys and girls who were our former classmates. gan! llnck Row: j. Martin, Behrhorst Nh-Cracken, Newell, Lohr, Ear- nest, Shin-y, Bradley. Third How: Director Mr. Laughlin H. Martin, Mitchell, Hantz, Hood B. Nicely, Kooser, C. Snyder. Second Row: Vale, Egner, Dice Foy, j. Nicely, Serena, S. Snyder Robb, D. Menoher. Front Row: N. Menoher, Cams Roddy, Pershing, Essey, E. Men- nher, xVUiIIH'l'. Absent from picture: Zimmermtn Frye. v v GIRLS E .IUY SINGING Haek How: Mimna, 1. Cams, 1' Frye, VVineland, XVithmw, Cra ham. L. Hoffer, V. Snyder, Shaulis, Nicely, Kinsey, ML-Millen Middle Row: VVoIford, Foy, Darr D. Hoffer, P, Egner, C. Snyder, Miller, Cochrane, I,. johnson Lundquist, C. johnson, Mr. Laughlin. Front Row: Camphell, Diee, B Roddy, Clark, E. ltoddy, Ii. Ilood Zinnnennan, Serena, li. johnson. Ahsent from pietnre: Yargnlish Smith, Coffman. A. Neiderhiser: llauger, Piper. CAOIWDLJ I Iey, Dead Eye .What's that I heal' coming from the auditorium?'I XVhy. Shotgun, ain't you heared 'hout our Girls, Chorus yet? Nope, I'm sorta new around these here partsf' XVeIl then, come on. Let's peek in and watch them practice for awhile. Mighty purty lookin' hunch ain,t they?', Yeah, Dead Eye, hut Who,s that man standin, by the pianer waving at em? Oh! Shotgun. you're ignernter than I thought you was. Don't you know thatis Mr. Laughlin, our music director? He ain't wayini at 'em, heis directin, Iem. I reckon they can translate them manoovers he's makini. I heared them altos and supranos come near to feudirf. tryin, to out-sing one another. They say the second supranos usually stay neutral but always manage to he heard. Listen! You can hear what they're singiny. It's that good old song. 'In the Valley Below . Shore suits us mountain folk. don't it Shotgun?,' 'iCoIIyI Dead Eye, I never figgc-red a hunch of mountain daisies could make sich purty noisesf' 'Listen to what they're singin' now. That romantic Italian song, 'Cirihirihin'. I can just feel my gondolee gliding down one of them water streets in Naples now. You should have heard them sing for their first audience in the Spring Musical Concert. I say it was a mite purtier than the eomin' of Spring itself. Seat my eats. Shotgun. The hellis a-goin' to be ringin' and we ain't got hack to our rooms yet. Likely we,II he sent to detention hall for being late. Maybe so, Dead Eye. hut I figure my time were not wasted. ItIs worth going to detention hall if you'ye heen Iistenin, to our Girls, Chorus. enior Cfddd pfag 'Ld-we A Connecticut Yankee in liinq Arthurs Court XVhen the Class of '45 presented A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthuris Courti' March 23, 1945, directed by Miss Dickinson and Leola Zimmerman, they featured an all star cast of players. You may remem- ber the shrewd and clever Yankee who found himself in King Arthur's Court, and who developed all the miracles of the twentieth century to baffle the Court of King Arthur. Mary Ieanne Ambrose, who played the role of Queen Cuenevere, offered an excellent characterization of a domineering queen who practically ran the good-natured and some- what discouraged King Arthur, who was played extremely well by Dick Hegan. Queen Morgan Le Fay, the scheming, black-hearted woman who sent shivers up and down your spine, was characterized by Esther Smith. Her villainous partner was none other than the magician Merlin. Bill Potts portrayed this part so realistically that you probably had trouble sleeping afterwards. Sandy and Elaine were two very charming young ladies of the Court and they were played by Nancy Heintzelman and Lois Betz. lim Noel, as Hank Bennett, the Connecticut Yankee, mastered a difficult and screamingly funny role, and his antics delighted all. Marion, his sister, was breezily and happily played by Maxine Frye, and Mrs. Bennett, the harrassed mother of Hank, was handled expertly by Marjorie Egner. Clarence, the mischievous page boy, was played with a great deal of vigor by Ralph Douglas, while Charles Anthony and Bill Casey showed how they would have been very excellent knights of old in the roles of Sir Sagramore and Sir Launcelot. The play was made more effective by Miss Mclntyre who had charge of the colorful costumes and Mr. Otto and his boys who created a most artistic and effective stage setting. Miss Ellington and Mr. Weller had the tedious task of selecting and applying make-up. Dean Earnest controlled the lighting effects while Lynn Graham collected thehnecessary properties. The programs were made by Miss Kosano- vxc . The Class of 1945 can be very proud of their final dramatic pro- duction. Mountain:-er - -153 Standing: Zimmemian, Anthony, Casey, Douglas, Miss Dickinson. Seated: Hegan, Ambrose, Noel. Betz, Heintzelman, Frye, Egner. jufure czrmem of .fdmericcz Tillers Ui the Soil Learn by Study and Projects Standing: Adviser Mr. Otto, Ken- nedy, Newell. Seated: Back Row: Miller, Muir, VVith row, Lnughner, johns. Third Row: Pres. C. Smith, Houpt Lynn, 0'Toole, Ross, Ament. Second Row: Ambrose, Shotzbargcr, Deeds, M cCracken, Clark. Front How: Hutchison, F. Smith Kinsey, Bvrkey, Frye. The F. F. A. is a nation-wide organization. This Club is open to boys and girls enrolled in Vocational Ag classes who are interested in the improvement and promotion of Agriculture. It is an intra-curricu- lar as well as an extra-curricular activity. This year the meetings were held twice monthly, following serious farm problems with social activities as entertainment. The funn part of the meetings included parties, rifle shoots, dances, and inter-school basketball games with four neighboring schools. Under the supervision of Mr. Otto these students have helped in the production of food for war through their vocational projects. They learn and do by projects and shop work the art of repairing farm machinery, gardening, soil conservation, and food production. During the fall the students attend all the local fairs and demon- strations pertaining to agriculture. Field trips are taken to various places to provide learning by seeing and doing. Most of their time at school is divided between classroom subjects and shop. In the classroom they make experiments and receive instructions on scien- tific farming. In their shop periods they are taught the use and care of farm tools and turn out some fine pieces of work. This was clearly demonstrated at the Farmers' Institute held in the high school build- ing this year, at which time the shop articles were put on display An- other example of their mechanical and artistic skill was shown in the stage setting for A Connecticut Yankeef, Due to conditions the annual Farm Show at Harrisburg was not held and project winners were not awarded by this trip. 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SEASONS RECORD FOOTBALL PERSONNPL Llgomu 71 Llglllllil IJlg0Illt'l Llgllllltl Llgfllllt 1 I.1lg0l1lll Llglllllfl Llg0!'1ltl Tot lls 63 'Nnglxt 5, unc Bell Twp St X lllLkIlt Dun B010 Pum Twp Youngxxood T1 lffoxd South Huntmgdon Ind: mi 0 Nluuni um 4 r on to utc n um r s B4 mr NVnlforcl Cmhruu Pmsh Dubmh mu r Row II xrhoxn C llllpbi ll Cl m sun msn x H xrtn ll Bllls XV1lt C r ng., Il N1 lllxogh Sunurs Ill Upper Hmm Ihgm Duug.,l xx Curns Sunurs m Lower Hou K Il ull Sdne-fer xunt tu thc Armx lll IIVIIIITX Fun OUR COACH The students of L. H. S. were smiled on kindly by fate when Hay- mond J. Testa was secured as athletic- director and coach last August. Mr. Testa has arranged an attractive P. T. program which has kept the boys in- tensely interested. Aside from this, he has devoted the main portion of his time after school to developing a good football team and a great cham- pionship basketball team. GAME BY GAME XVell, folks, here we are on the gridiron again. Our Mountaineers, under the tutelage of a new coach Mr. Ray Testa, a veteran of Guadalcanal, have worked out their creaky joints, polished up their blocking and tackling, and are ready for the season's opener. They are using the Notre Dame system this year with the shift from the T-formation to the box. The boys are rearing and tearing to go so come on all you Blue and XVhite rooters, let's get down to the field. BELL TOVVNSHIP . . . Sept. 16 . . . Salina team. It was Mal- counters for our victoryg center, broke LICONIER VS. Our team proved too much for the smaller The boys rang the bell to the tune of 21-0. koch, NVolford, and our first win. But Craig who rang up the we also suffered for u'I'Oll1ll1V,, Cairns, co-captain and Hrst string the first stanza. ST. VINCENT PREP . . . Sept. 29 his left wrist during LICONIER vs. . . . Bearcat Stadium . . . The Mounties suffered a defeat of 19-0 at the hands of the Prepsters tonight in a hard fought game under the lights. The boys just couldn't get rolling but they worried the Haffertymen plenty with a terrific barrage of passes in the fourth quarter. LICONIER vs. DERBY BORO . . . Oct. 7 . . . To- day we journeyed to Derry where we met the Bovard men in a sea of mud and came out at the short end of a 12-0 score. Derry blocked a punt and recovered it behind the goal for one counter and scored on a pass for the second. The Mounties were hampered by a very muddy field and still couldn't get into a winning stride. LICONIER vs. PENN TOYVNSHIP . . . Oct. 1-1 . . . Today was another bad day for the Mountaineers. They dropped their third successive game to a strong team from Claridge. The Nlounties were a listless team the first half and Twp. scored two touchdowns. However they came back in the second half and the game was very close with the final score 12-0 in favor of Penn Twp. LICONIER vs. YOUNGYVOOD . . . Oct. 21 . . . Traveling to Youngwood this afternoon we took a terrific beating. The Maroon and WVhite team scored during On fire Qi iron xxly Q Q 0 J Coach Testa discusses L.l1.S.' athletic program with Co-Capt. Malkoch, Basketball Captain Cairns, and Football Captain Hegan. the first, third, and fourth quarters to pile up a total of 38 points. The Mountics' line just couldn't hold the hard hitting llailroaders. It is one of the worst defeats that Ligonier has ever suffered. LIGONIER VS. TRAFFORD . . . Oct. 28 . . . The Mountaineers got hold of themselves today. Although the game ended in a scoreless tie, our players were really in there fighting. YVe had one touchdown nullified by a five yard penalty and another bid was stopped just short of the goal line. LICONIEB vs. SOUTH HUNTINCDON . . . Nov. 4 . . . Did you see our baekfield go today? They ran up and down the field all afternoon. And what a seore, 28-0 in favor of Ligonier, with Nickie Malkoch scoring three times and jiggs Hall once! Also give Dick llegan credit for the four points that he made via placement after the touchdowns. LICONIER vs. INDIANA . . . Nov. 11 . . . at In- diana . . . The Mounties completed their season in the proper manner. Hegan, Casey, Hall, Schiefer, and Douglas, the five seniors, played their best game of their respective football careers at Ligonier. Scores were made by Craig and Malkocll in the second and third periods respectively, Craig plunging over from the three and Malkoch on a seventy yard rnn on an off- tackle play. Heganis conversions were good and ran his total to nine out of nine for a perfect seasonal record The hall was autographed and given to Douglas bv his teammates for outstanding work during four vears ah the gridiron. ' YVhen the referee blew the whistle ending the In- diana game, the high school football davs of Dick llegan ltalph Douglas, Bob Schiefer, Bill Casey, Ken llall, and Tom Cairns were ended. To these boys, as well as others who may not be hack next year on account of the war, who have sacrificed much during the past four years to uphold the glory of L. l1.S. on the gridiron, the students av. Ligonier pay tribute. May they fare as well in later life as in the past four years and may thev always be good sports. ' ' ' Mountaineer - 49 gzlfelfl 6Ll'L 6L MEET THE MEMBERS UE THE SQUAD SENIORS TONI CAIRNS . . . center and eo-captain . . . two year letterman . . . broke his wrist in Bell Township game . . . discovered watching from sidelines was as hard as playing . . . aggressive blocker and tackler. BILL CASEY . . . fast and tricky end . . . two year letterman . . . played excellent offensive and de- fensive ball . . . although out of the line-up for half the seasou, be came back and made up for lost time. RALPH DOUGLAS . . . Doug , a hard playing guard . . , two year letterman . . . played mostly in the other teamis backfield . . . was given football used in the Indiana game . . . was honored by other players auto- graphing his trophy. KEN HALL . . . end . . . two year lettermau . . . played brilliant defensive ball through-out the year . . . good pass receiver . . . could always be counted on in a tight spot. DICK HEGAN . . . tackle and co-captain . . . three year letterrnan . . . dependable punter and blocker . . . played hard ball despite shoulder injury . . . expert at conversions with a perfect season record of nine out of nine. BOB SCHIEFER . . . guard . . . two year letterman reliable Bob proved to be a stale-mate for many line plays of his opponents . . . played superb hall des- pite sickness at Indiana. IUNIORS LOUIS BEARER . . . tackle . . . jolly, easy to get along with 'Louien . . . held down his position with skill . . . one of the line's anchors . . . places football above girls and hunting. GEORGE BILLS . . . alternate guard and tackle . . . newcomer to the team . . . a hard worker . . . pre- fers football to eating . . . will be one of Ligonier's main- stays next year. UBILLU COCHRANE . . . center . . . dependable 40 minute man . . . once intercepted a pass and ran 50 yards for a touchdown . . . only Ligonier player named on All-County Team . . . the first string center. Q BOB CRAIG . . . backfield . . . a hard hitting fullback and a vicious tackler . . . blamed himself for every loss . . . ripped the Indiana line to shreds. HARRY HALL . . . backfield . . . ujiggsn, our pint- sized halfback could always be counted on in an emer- gency A . . kept up team's morale with his I'm 'tho thorry . HMT HARTZELL . . . short, stalky guard . . . constant threat to opponentis line plays . . . came from Mount Langley lligh in the early part of the season . . . enjoys L. H. S. immensely. A NVILLIS KINSEY . . . end . . . came out for Drill'- tice for the first this year and was rewarded for his hard work with a first string berth . . . displayed classy maneuvering on the end of the line. 1 HNICKYT' NIALKOCH . . . haltback . . . fast and shifty ball carrier . . . accurate passer and kicker . . . pulled the Nlounties out of many tough situations . . . could be counted on for needed yardage . . . acted as captain in the absence of Caims and Hegan. HARRY XVILT . . . quarterback . . . a wise-cracking general of the gridiron . . . liked to throw passes . . . harbors the idea that he might like to play center next 'y't'AlI'. V BOB XVOLFORD . . . quarterback . . . excellent signal caller . . . tackled low and hard . . . idolizes full- back position . . . good at returning kicks . . . prefers T formation . . . put his heart and soul into the game. SOPHOMORES DALE CAMPBELL . . . end . . . Big Scoopi' added his six foot frame to the game . . . was hampered by in- juries during the season . . . played a hard and tricky game. 'TURKEY' CLAXYSON . . . tackle . . . saw a lot of action this season . . . proved valuable on both the playing and practice fields . . . playing offensive and defensive ball equally well. BERNARD FISH . . . guard . . . jolly Fish en- couraged his fellow players with his continual chatter . . . took football as seriously as his school work. FRESIINIEN DON BURNS . . . backfield . . . jake was hiua dercd by a broken ankle he received last season . . . showed wonderful fighting spirit when going was tough VVILLIAM DUBOSH . . . guard . . . quiet XVill picked up many pointers this year . . . will be a valuablt man to future teams. VVADE HARKCONI . . . tackle . . . a tall lad that XVilpen presented to our squad . . . hopes to fill Hegan's shoes as a bulwark of defense. XVESLEY LEONARD . . . halfback . . . a promising freshman who paced the regulars for their positions . . . always driving XVaffy,' hit the line hard . . . came to high school to play football. MAX MICKEY . . . fullback . . . started immediately to clinch a starting position . . .1 but received early in the season a broken ankle which forced him from the Held , . . expects better luck next year. aineer - 50 1 A ,Qing Mm 86LWL:5 .fgzm M UNTIE NIANAGEHS xVllt'l'l' thvrc- 1111- altllll'fl'S. tlivrv 11r11 honnml to hs- those- unsung he-roc-s. tlu- XlLlllilQ:l'I'S. This your Ilmul NIz1m1g1'1' Lynn Sliotzlxlrgcr llllil his capulmlt- aissistnnts. 'Iinnny Simon and Don- lcy Cainplmtfll. wciv tl11- hops who fnlfillecl th1- playvrs' rm-quests for il clcun loclu-r room, trvzitetl the-ir minor injuries. and 1'1-li1-vt-cl thc' Couch of inany ininor tasks. Thus wt- honor thc' Il12lI1ilgC'I'S. lot, Blum'-X Nlgrs. Siinon, SllHtllH1I'Qt'f. .incl Cfuiiiplivll gin- Lo11i1' l'wz1r1-1' .1 rnli-cloxxn wlnilv Dot-'V .Xntliony snpc-rxis1-s EHEEHLE HERB it'il. XVl1it1--Y1-11. Ligoni1fr-lfiglit. Fight. lfiglitfi Cllttl'l'l'C thx- 1-xcitc-cl footlmll fans ns ont- of Ligonit-r's gridiron stars plungm-cl ovvi tht- linv for ll tout-litlown. Loading our che-1-rs this year wt-rc: Niurgx Egiier. Nancy Ileintzt-linan. june- Brereton. Pcggy clUClll'dIlC. B011 liistunaxn Llllfl B1-11 Fish, the latte-r two being introclncecl us thc- ne-xv Fivsliiiivii 1n1-in lwrs of the sqnzul. Tliesc pcppy' girls. lieatlc-cl hy Nlurjoriv and Nancy concliictvtl our pop nivetings in il cle-vc-r rnunnt-r and introtlnct-cl sonic nt-xx snappy' 1-hec-rs. At thv L. ll. xs. Export lmslwtlxill gznnt- in tlw l.lltI'UlX gym. our hlnv illltl white clutl Clll't'l'll'2lCll'l'S Illiltll' an 1-spcciully finc- showing svitli tha- 1-nthusiaisin which thvy a1ro11s1-cl from tho larqv crowd of Ligionivi fans. L1-ft to right: lle-intz1'lin11n Q Iiisiniiiin Cochran 11- lfgllt-r Fish llI't'l't't4Jll Wooanlb Empire WPIAL LEAGUE GAMES L. H. S. . . 41 Hurst H L. .S. ., . 25 Derry Twp. ., L. H. S. 39 Blairsville L. H. S. Derry Boro L. H. .. ., .. .. 45 Mt. Pleasant . L. H. S. . 43 E. Huntingdon L. H. S. 36 Hurst . L. H. 25 Derry Twp. . L. 11. 31 Blairsville L. H. S. 51 Derry Boro L. H. 44 Mt. Pleasant . L. H. 70 E. Huntingdon ELIMINATIONS First Round Ligonier 66 Export Quarter Final Ligonier 48 Soutli Union Semi-Hnal Ligonier 22 Etna 31 24 2 1 23 26 . 14 22 28 34 21 37 35 32 45 46 muntaineer QLMCIAA' LSZCLJOVL L. H. S. L. H. S. L. H. S. L. H. S. L. H. S. L. H. S. L. II. S. L. H. S. L. H. S. NON-LEAGUE GAMES 26 Latrobe . 29 Somerset 41 Jeannette 37 Latrobe . 22 Jeannette 31 Youngwood , 35 St. Vincent Prep. 28 Somerset 24 St. Vincent Prep WESTM'D COUNTY TOURNAMENT First Round Ligonier . 32 Sewickley Twp. Quarter Final Ligonier 30 West Newton Semi-final Ligonier... . 38 Rostraver Twp. Final Ligonier , 35 Youngwood JUNIOR VARSITY SCORES Ligonier 18 Latrobe Ligonier ,,,. ., 18 Somerset . . ., Ligonier . 16 Jeannette Ligonier .. . 3 Latrobe . Ligonier . 15 Ieannette Ligonier . , . 25 Hurst .. Ligonier ,,.. . , 22 Derry Twp. Ligonier . , 13 Blairsville Ligonier 23 Radar,' Ligonier , . 29 Radar,' Ligonier . , 26 Radar,, , ,, Ligonier .. .33 Somerset . Ligonier., .. . , 28 Hurst . Ligonier .. . 25 Derry Twp. Ligonier ..,.., ., .25 Blairsville ,. Ligonier . . 20 Radar', -50 igonier im Scfion 13 Ofaureg ,Again Standing: Coach Testa. Luif, VVolford, Bohla, Cochrane, J. Martin. Seated: Potts, Ilegan. Capt. Caims, Casey, Malkoch. MUU T5 LUSE U LY B UUT UF EB GAMES PLAY This year under the tutelage of Coach Ray Testa. the Mountaineers returned the Section XIII laurels to Ligonier for the fifth time. Only six times out of twenty-eight engagements did the Testalnen come out on the Sll0l't side of the score. The Mounts opened the campaign success- fully against Latrobe on the Ligonier hardwood on Nov. 30 and continued as a house on fire until Dec. 19, when they were handed a reverse score at the hands of Jeannette in a return game away from home. Inaugurating the Section XIII campaign by winning their first seven league encounters, the Testamen then suffered their first League defeat at Derry Twp. by a 28-25 score. The Mounts had been invincible on the home floor up until Feb. 9, when the Blairsville Bobcats took their measure by a 34-SI count. Thus Ligonier suf- fered its last league defeat and had successfully dethroned Derry Boro as Section XIII cham- pions. The Mountis first XV.P.I.A.L. elimination tourney game was with Export on the Latrobe fioor. After a close first quarter, the Mountain- eers began to forge ahead with ease. VVith six minutes still remaining. Coach Testa inserted the whole second team who definitely showed that they could hold ther own against the Sec- tion XXII champions. The final score read: Li- gonier 66, Export with Captain Tom Cairns dropping in fifteen field goals and three charity tosses for a total of thirty-three points to lead the Mounts attack and to break the WV.P.I.A.L. Elim- ination individual scoring record. Ligonieris next game was with Sewickley Twp. in the County Tournament on March 2 at Greensburg, the Mounties copped this one by a 3:2-24 score. That meant that then the Moun- taineers were faced with the problem of whether they should play two games in one day, but this was easily decided by the teamis unanimous play ,em all', vote. At 5:00 o'clock Saturday afternoon the Mountaineers took the floor against WVest Newton, one of the top-flight teams in the County. From the sounding of the very first whistle the Mounts knew that thev had a battle on their hands. At the end of the first quarter the score was tied 6-6, but in the second stanza the Yellow Iackets began to pull ahead and at the end of the half held a 18-12 margin over the Mounties. In the third quarter Ligonier began to fight stubbornly to gain the lead but found themselves still trailing by two points at the outset of the fourth quarter. In the hectic fourth quarter Ligonier began to pound away at the YVest Newton zone defense, and whenithe final gun sounded Ligonier had eked out a 30-28 victory over a valiant XVest Newton five. After quickly dressing and dining on poached 5 'r-53 Ifkllfltdlliet .JQIOVLOP5 Q36 0146! pfdgefd eggs and tea, the Testamen headed for Donora where at 8:00 o'clock they encountered the South Union Blue Devils. The game began quickly with both teams finding the range of the basket, and at the end of the first quarter Ligonier com- manded a 14-8 lead, not showing any signs of fatigue and continuing their cool brand of ball. At the end of the first half, Ligonier was still leading 23-19, however, when the team took the Hoor at the beginning of the third quarter it wasn't the same Ligonier team which had played fast, smooth ball all season. They were badly outscored 12-3 and found themselves trailing by eight points at the beginning of the fourth quarter. But in this stanza, Ligonier regained its confidence and outscored the Blue Devils 22-14, to win by a 48-45 count in one of the most thrill packed games Ligonier had played thus far and therefore entitled them to the right of meeting Etna in the semi-finals the following VVednesday at Norwin High School gym. Six hundred intensely enthusiastic Ligonier fans watched their favorite Mountaineers and Etna play a slow first quarter on fairly even bases with Ligonier holding a slim 6-4 lead at the end of the quarter. But in the second quar- ter Etna began hitting the hoop consistently, and at the end of the half Ligonier found themselves at the short end of a 21-15 score. In the second half Ligonier went into a man-for-man defense, but to no avail, for Etna was cutting fast and making all of their shots count. And in the meantime their man-for-man defense was check- ing the famed Ligonier offense and allowed the Mounties only three points in the third quarter and four in the fourth quarter. When the final gun sounded, Ligonier had been eliminated by a very strong and excellent Etna five by a score of 46-22. Ligonier then turned to the County Tourna- ment and found that they we1'e to meet Bostraver Twp. on Friday, March 9. Upon conquering Rostraver Twp. by a 38-36 score, Ligonier earned the right to meet Youngwood in the final Class B game of the tournament. In this final game the score see-sawed back and forth throughout the first three quarters, but in the final chapter the Railroadcrs rallied and subdued the Ligonier five by a 38-35 score. Thus Youngwood won the Class B VVestmoreland County Tournament for the second consecutive year. Our coach, Ray Testa, has done a great job with his boys, the five Juniors and five Seniors, Dick Hegan, Tom Cairns, Bill Casey. Bill Potts, and Frank Luif, who will be lost to next year's team by graduation. But L. H. S. is justly proud of a team that came through a most difficult season with such success and team work among outstanding athletes. L...-. ,f,,.,,,,, Left to right: Hogan, Capt. Cairns, Coach Testa, Potts, Casey, Malkoch. Mountaineer - 54 Ugly p!6'l,7Ql 6LWL8 OVL 64,515 jam BILL POTTS . . . Cuard . . . Not active in the sport during the early stages of thc season due to illness . . . lixpertly swished the net with many a set shot from midcourt . . , llis fine defensive playing and expert ball handling earned him an honorable mention berth on the All-County Team . . . Could always be depended on at the foul line regardless of pressure. DICK HECAN . . . Forward . . . Controlled his side of the banking hoard . . . Received honorable mention on the Class B All-County Team . . . Could usually be counted on to pull the game out of the fire with a last rnimite scoring spree . . . Possessed an innocent grin which betrayed his fouling . . . One of the more comic aspects of his playing was the chewing of gum, T051 CAIRNS . . . Center and Captain . . . a won- der on the defense and a miracle man at rebounding . . . The smoothness and ease of motions in his shots held the audience spa-Ilbound as he swished the bucket for either a double decker or consolation toss . . . Named on All-County second team . . . broke WV.P.I.A.L. elimina- tion scoring record with a total of thirty-three points. NICKY INIALKOCH . . . Guard . . . Only Junior on the first team . . . the mighty mite made up for what he lacked in height by displaying unusual speed . . . An excellent floor and team man . . . specialized in netting double deckers from out front . . . NVas awarded honor- able mention as a guard on the Class B All-County Team . . . Held down the scoring end of fast breaks. Nlilluth C is x BILL CASEY Forward Spe uilmcs in pnot shots of the one hand x iricty of which he was a veritable strnght ir ir his position of forward on the All County Class B first team Though handicapped by a broken nose receued in the first encounter mth Hurst he retained his usual good form through out the season I I . 'I' Potts, Megan' Clfphcuirm' expert . . . Retained for his second .1 'v-, ,z.t ' h-1' 'Hi V of Junior molfanlfd Moda!! cjucfifion Standing: Mgr. Simons, Spinks, Burns, Coach Testa, Stephens, Hunter, Mgr. Shotsbarger. Seated: NVilt, Graham, Nicely, Bradley, ll. Martin. Through the generosity of the patrons of L. II. S. who furnished needed transportation, the Ligonier Junior Varsity was able to complete a major part of the scheduled season, more so than in the previous two years. Because of this the Junior Basketeers were provided with plenty of strong competition. However, with the pa- tience and hard work on the part of Coach Testa and the players, they came through with flying colors. At the outset of the season the situation looked dark indeed for the Junior Mounts. Why? VVell, dropping five tilts in a row is enough to discourage any team. These were dropped to Latrobe, Somerset, Jeannette, a second game with Latrobe, and one with Jeannette. The scores were 29-18, 34-18, 35-16, 14-3, and 35-15, respectively. This proved to be a tonic, for with the formula- tion of a new defense, a new combination of players, and the desire to overcome these ob- stacles, the Junior Cagers at last started to roll. The list of victories continued to grow until it reached nine straight. The first of these was at Hurst with an encouraging score of 25-20, fol- lowed by a fast one at home with Derry Twp. Jayvees and 13-12 thriller at Blairsville. Next came an intra-mural game with the Hadars,,, an L. H. S. pick-up team that included such notable players B. Douglas, D. Earnest, K. Hall, S. Herda, H. Hall, Hall, VV. Kinsey, and D. Shirey. This was an exciting game ending in a 23-20 victory for the Jr. Mounts. The next two games were also played against the Badars,', but the Junior Mounts were not to be outdone by a pick-up team and handed the i'Badarsv the short end of a double count. After these two the Junior Basketeers surprised a much larger Somerset team in an over-time upset with Ligonier on the long end of the 33-32 count. The winning streak ended shortly after a victory over Hurst, when the Derry Twp. lads came back to top the Ligonier Jayvees in an ex- citing game which remains one for the books. The Jayvee season ended with two more vic- tories for the Junior Mounts. These were over Blairsville and the Radars with respective scores of 25-14 and 20-15. Captain John Martin led the scoring this year but close behind were Bradley and VVilt, the latter two swishing the net from close range. Johnny Martin and Bill Cochrane also saw action with the Varsity squad Thus, unhampered by securing transporta- tion and an incomplete schedule as before, the Ligonier Junior Varsity at last had a chance to show what they could do. This they did, turn- ing in an enviable record of between 10 and 13 games-the last three were unofficial, played after school hours-to six defeats. These play- ers also received excellent training and experi- ence which will be of inestimable value to the 1946 Varsity. 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I , . . 1 11 '1-1 1 'x 1- t, 1 ' 1 xx 11111 ' 'L 3 1 v ., 1 f ' ' v 1 V I 1 I K6 5 Q 3 1? 1 1 1 ' n 1 7 - 'D Y 71 11 t 1' 11 ' 1 1 1- Kfdriri 0 ,46 Z?6L:5LQfA6LZ! ,Ql'Lil 6'LlWLlfLlf'6L If Olf' The Boys, Class Basketball Tournament econ Cgndecnfiue ear games were played off at intervals during the period from April 4 - 23. The opening tilt was hetween the Victors of last year's contests, the nluniors. and the Seniors with the decision going to the graduates. But on April 23 the curtain fell on the year's tourney with the Iuniors' clinching the title by scoring an easy victory over the Sophomores. The Seniors. led hy the scrappy playing ot' Douglas. nosed the Fresh- men out of a seemingly certain place for second honors. The Senior Team coached hy T. Cairns in- cluded Earnest. llall. Ambrose. Douglas. Kur- inlto. Newell. and Nh-Connaughey The junior Squad coachtd hx NI illtoch and his assistant Nlartin consisted of Capt. Brad- ley. Kinsey. NVilt, Shirey. II. Martin. Ilall. Lohr. Craig, Shotsbarger. The Sophomore Team coached hy XVolford was comprised of Campbell, Craig. Hoover. ltoddy. Clark, Nicely, Tantlinger. Amlirose. The Freshman Squad coached by Casey' was composed of Stephens. Burns. Leonard. Cra- ham. Simons. YVilliams. Hunter. Harkcom. Nicely, Ceeting. The class team records. in order. are: jun- iors won 5. lost lg Seniors won -1. lost 25 Fresh- men won 3. lost 31 Sophomores won 0. lost 6. Top How: A elleerlng section at a tootlmll :Laine . . . Haisln: our Countrfs Ha: are Douglas, ,l. Noel, lfarnesl. and Nl. nl. Anihrose. Middle Host: C, Rohh selected most heautitul lwoy in Frosli Initiation . . . Two of our toothall players. Il. Ilall and XY. Kinsey, with Trainer Charles Porter ot' tht- Ytxx York Giants . . . .Mlm-rtisiixg! hrolight results: I.. ll. S. lweat Bell Twp, 21,0 . . . King ot Hearts-H. Ytoltord and Queen of llearts-Louise Hantl. llottoni Hon: Scenes from A Connecticut Y.uikee in Kin: .Xrtln1r's Court --First picture: lltgan, Anilvrose Potts. Douglas, Nr-el, Anthony. Second picture: t'Il.unk Noel and Smith. 'l'hirtl picture: lleintzehnan and Hank '. Fourth picture: .-Xntliony. Douglas, Bt-tl. Casey. We C0l11pllHlCHt You LIGONIIER THFATRE 1 15? We lf, Graduates of 1945 WE COMPLIMENT You QRADAUTLS OF 1945 9 G il Bowunsl LIGONIER LANES Xl I fa Af' V fs Lef's Q 0 X ,jf be gmduatzng class of War Bom! College zn 1954 There s no such college of eourse But you get the idea Take th1t eool looleine boy third from the left in the last row Thats Paul XX'hite He s on ll years old d Der since the war e can his parents hue been buying, War Bonds retularly Wlien the time eomes some of those bonds will pay his tuition. will malse it possible fi r him to begin a colleee education which will ent with B.A. after his name. lt hasnt been easy' for the White family to buy' War Bonds. 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