Lincoln High School - Rodis Yearbook (Midland, PA)
- Class of 1950
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Anthony Grant CONTENTS Introductions 9 Foreword 0 Administration 9 Faculty Class Officers Classes O Seniors 9 Activities 0 Sports 0 Advertisements T Foaawoao i Let's stop for a moment in time to muse over our Mcomings and goings these last school years. What better place is there for reviewing them than the murals around the auditorium stage! Indeed, these murals depict all the phases of our lives here in school made possible by that firm foundation--the huge belching mills of our town, as seen in the lower left- hand corner-and our small community of average home-like houses, seen in the right hand corner. We realize now that we shall miss the culture and leisure that the vigorous figure in the very center offers us. Yes-here in school wc could attain these. The murals present the various activities and studies with which we are able to secure a place in the National Honor Society and the Student Coun- cil, goals without end. Yes! These are all to be had by each one of us. Doesn't the scene of liberty, equality, and fraternity prove that all of this can be ours through books? Man rises to unforeseen heights through study, through scientific research into which we are introduced by chemistry lab and through manipulation of hand skills. Long and hard have we struggled in the aprons we made in Home Economics, the perfect letter that the Commercial Department demands, the verb and conjugation in Latin, the authors and poets in English class, and even in drawing houses, cats, and straight lines in art class. Let's look to the right of Leisure and down thru the right hand panel. Relaxation and en- joyment of social events certainly stand out in the mural. There is the gym apparatus, the piano on which we battered dance tunes, the proms and banquets we anticipated the whole year long. Remember the football and basket- ball games we attended, following our proud high stepping band to its invigorating beats. What gave us our desire to progress, to move up, to achieve the first in everything? What spurred us on? Our answer lies in the top right hand corner. Do you see it? School Spirit! That is one subject we'll never forget. No amount of time can erase it. Each mural has become a cherished symbol of our education and the fun and joy that ac- companies it. Not only does it pay tribute to the teachers and to the students, but it sets forth a pictorially written record of our school life in its curricular and extra-curricular activ- ities. We are grateful to the far-seeing group who seventeen years ago began the exacting work of making the stencils. In 1933 Miss Dickey and Miss Burchfield, Midland School art directors, began this momentous piece of work, and three months later the project was completed with the assistance of Mr. Kaye and various students. Time changes, man changes, but the murals stand solemnly as reminders of what we were and of what we might get to be. BOARD OF EDUCATION RX' SEATED: Mr. Gibson, Mr. Lindsay, Mr. Rodgers, Miss Coffin, Mr, Hibbard, Mrs. Reed, Mr. Ordich Mr. Oberg, Mr. Russell. STANDING: Mr. Jewell, Mr, Suffoletta. Our Board of Education is made up ol' prominent men and women of our community. lt is they who lay the hasic foundations of our school policies. VVQ wish to express our sincere thanks and gratitude to them for having made our school one of the finest. President ....... Vice President. . . Board lVlembers. . . Secretary. . Treasurer. . . Solicitor. . . .. .Kin Joseph A. Hibbard ...Bin Biartin N. Lindsay . . .lN4r. Frank O. Gibson Mr. Hugo C. Oberg Mr. Matthew' J. Ordich Mrs. Zita M. Reed Mr. Alex A. Rodgers . . . .Miss Bernice Coffin Nlr. Norman H. Russell Nlr. Frank A. Suffoletta l 3 u SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS The Class ol' 1950 is lo hi- coninimicl- ml for thvii' vliliorls iii IJl'0IlllClIlg this yvars' ocliliou ol' Roms. ll will proyiclv many ploasanl meniorivs lor you iii future yvars. Nlay I wish for Path nioniher ol' the- Class a Couliuuccl happy and successful life, and r'c-nic-niher that most people! clo what they aw r'0quPslc'cl lo rlo but suCc'Pssful pf-oplv clo a litllc' IIIUFC. s R.XI.l'll ll. Il'.XX l'.l.l., l,.,X., Xl.l'.:l. , . HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL ILXXIIJ A. hNXIJl'.R, ILS. iu Ixml., 51.141, lt has he-vii a grval ploasurv lo work with aurl for' the sluclvnts and lf'?ll'l19I'S ol' our high school rluriiig thv 1949-511 school ye-ar. As l look hack oym' my 1lIIl0lPf'Il years of sc-rvife in the public schools. I can rvvall no school affom- plislimmils as rlcserviiig of praise as those- of the student body of this year, now uc-arly completvcl. li is with a real feeling of pride that l congratulate you ou your progrvss iii dvniovratic' living. 512 ULTY SOCIAL STUDIES FRANCIS LAMBERSON, B.S., M.A.-Indiana State Teachers' College, Columbia University . . . U. S. History, P. O. D. DALE D. MORFORD, A.B., M.A.-Indiana University, University of Wisconsin . . . World History, U. S. History. RUTH MARIE EWING, B.S., M.A.-Indiana State Teachers' College, University of Pittsburgh . . . Geography. JAMES A. MYERS, A.B., M.A.-Lock Haven Teach- ers' College, Penn State . . . Civics, Head Football Coach. THOMAS J. MEESE, B.S. in Ed.-State Teachers' College . . . History, Civics. COMMICRCIAI, HELEN MULLEN, B.S.C.-Mercyhurst College . . Office Practice, Typing II, Bookkeeping, Rodis. IRENE BROWN, B.S.vGeneva College . . . Typing I, Shorthand I, Commercial Survey, World Geography, Commercial Law. SHIRLEY HEADLAND, B.S.-Geneva College . . . Economic Geography, Typing II, Typing I, Short- hand II. SCIICNCIC EUGENE J. MARSHALL, B.S.-University of Pitts- burgh . . . Biology, General Science, Assistant Foot- ball Coach. EDWARD J. BOULDIN, B.S.fWaynesburg College . . . General Science, Assistant Basketball Coach. CLYDE A. SCOTT, B.S. in Ed.-Edinboro State Teachers' College . . . Chemistry, Junior Science, Algebra I. FACU SHOP EUGENE L. SNYDER, B.S.fCalifornia State Teach- ers' College . . . Drafting and Industrial Arts. HOWARD E. THORNE, B.S.-Geneva College . . English, Literature, History. HARRY COTTRELLwUniversity of Pittsburgh . . Wood Shop. HARRY S. SMELTZ4Westinghouse School of Tech nology . . . Vocational Machine Shop. l,ANGUAGl'. MARY LOU FITZSIMMONS, A.B.fUnivcrsity of Pittsburgh . . . Spanish, Newzette. MARIE MILANOVICH, A.B.4Geneva College . . Latin I, Latin II, World History. MATH ROY A. DUNCAN, B.S.-Geneva College . . . Basic Mathematics, General Mathematics. MARY B. STAUFFER, A.B.4Geneva College . . .R Arithmetic I, Algebra I. MARGARET A. WALTERS, A.B.YWestminster Col- lege . . . Arithmetic 7, Arithmetic 8. WILBUR DERSHIMER, B.S.-Geneva College . . Mathematics, Physics, Head Basketball Coach. WILLIAM J. HOKMAN, B.S., M. A.fDavis and Elkins College, West Virginia University . . . Related Mathematics, Related Science. X 'ball Q-mme.-.. i f Z FACULTY NIUSIC AND ART CHARLES P. HENDERSON, B.S.-Duquesne Uni- versity . . . Band, Orchestra, Instrumental Music. BEN KAYE, B.S. in Art Ed.-Indiana State Teachers' College . . . Art, Assistant Football Coach. C. LLOYD DEFFENBAUGH, B.S. in Ed.fWest Vir- ginia University . . . Music Supervisor, Vocal Music. IIONIIC ICC. MARGARET SEANOR, B.S., M.A.fDrexel Institute of Technology, University of Pittsburgh . . . Voca- tional Home Economics. TWYLA L. DUNCAN, B.S.fIndiana State Teachers' College . . . Cieneral Home Economics. ENGLISH MARJCRIE M. LOVEJOY, A.B.-Pennsylvania State College . . . English 10, English 11. MELVIN D. LAING, A.B.-West Virginia Wesleyan . . . English, Dramatics. MARY ELIZABETH WAGNER, A.B.-Geneva College . . . English 8, English 9. MARIE A. PRESUTTI, A.B.fGrove City College . . . English 9, English 10. ELMER P. HULICK, A.B.wWashington and Jefferson . . . English 7, English 8. H liAlfl'l I MARGARET GRESSLY, R.N.WSt. Francis Hospital . . . School Nurse. EUGENIA J. O'HARA, B.S.-Slippery Rock State Teachers' College . . . Health, Physical Education. JOHN E. WILSON, B.S., M.A.4California State Teachers' College, University of Pittsburgh . . . Health, Physical Education. IJRIYICR liDUCA'I.'l.ON BRADEN S. SHOUPE, B.S.-Indiana State Teachers' College . . . Driver Education, Geography. LIBRARY CAROLYN L. KARCHER, B.A., M.L.-Geneva Col- lege, University of Pittsburgh . . . Librarian. LTY l l lhss I GUIDANCE DIRECTOR 'Q gg WF W K M'-, F .IANIHS XY. DEAN. AB., KLA Grove City College Bucknell University 'E fl l,l F 1 OFFICE STAFF Nllss Br1uN1c:1c COP!-'IN Nllss Tl11:I,111N IJAUUHLIN Secretary to Mr, Jc-well Scfcroiary to Mr. Snyder Julnnl-is F.AxNTuN1' Office Clerk M F ALMA MATER Come students, let us sing and praise, Rah, rah, rah, for lVIidlaml. In Chorus let our voices raise, Rah, rah, rah, for Nlifllancl. Our banner true is gold and hlue, 'l'o her is our allegiance due. Her name we'll guard, her honor, too, Hail to Alma lVlater. For Lincoln High we'll Cheer and sing, Rah, rah, rah, for Nlicllanfl. ln triumph let our voices ring, Rah, rah, rah, for Micllalnifl. Upon Ohio's shore we strive To Lineolnls mem'ry keep alive. Till at life's goal we shall arrive, XN'e'll cheer for Alma Nlater. X .X 2 ,-ff-ff CLA Z 1 r SSES CLASS OFFICERS SEVENTH GRADE President ................... Norma Bloor Vice President. ,. .... Beverly Alston Secretary-Treasurer. . , .... Martha Stoffel Historian ................ Evelyn Hornirlc Sponsor: Mr. IVlcffsf' EIGHTH GRADE President ............. Nlichael Kosanovich Vice President .... ....... G eorge Fielder Secretary-Treasurer. .... Rose Palyan Historian .........,....... Dolores Spanik Sponsor: Nlr. Hulick NINTH GRADE President ....... .... N orman Luzell Vice President ..... . . ,Sylvia DiRenzo Secretary-Treasurer ........ Mary Graham Historian ................ Donna Mackall Sponsor: Miss F itzsimmons President ....... .... Vice Pre Secretary Historian .............. President ...,............ Anthony Zuppe Vice President .... .. .Stanley Yukica Secretary-Treasurer . . .Gloria Silva Historian ............,. ..... Sponsor: .Miss .WiIr1no1'1'1-11 President ................ Vice President. .... . . . . Secretary .... . . Treasurer. . . .... Ruth WVhite Historian ..................., John Nuzzo . CLASS CDFFICERS TICNTH GRADE Angie Nlilanovich sidenl .... . . .Victor Nlartinetti -Treasurer ..... Lois Jean Dobronz .Vance Thompson Sponsor: YW r. .Morforrl EI,l'iVl'iNTH GRADE .J ulia Torres TXN'lCI.F'1'II GRADE George Nlartich .John Cerasi . . .Salwa Nahas Sponsor: gWr. Bouldin MIDLAND HIGH SCHOOL JUNIOR and SENIOR HOMEROOIVIS 'G' ROOM 201 Grade 7 Miss 0,1-Iara FIRST IUHV: L. Clwvzllivr, N. Smith, U. Ruszlvr, NI. Lzlwrn-lu.-0, I. l'vL1'ui'I'. J. Hawthm-nv, J. Kmmtz, V. XYrig'l1t, A. Abbott, l'. l':u'1-lla, L. XYIIIIZIIIIS, G. Balm-1', Ii. l'icha1'dn. SECOND RUXY: C. Hznwtlmrlle, M. St11IT1-l, IZ, Roy, .l. V1-g'!i:1, J. LaMz1nti:1, V. Ru:-usvll, A. Susivh, M. Cvvtuvivll. C. Sallis. THIILIJ IUJXY: S. Xkklvh, IJ. Tepsic, M. Mc-flzxffick, V, Uilli. J. NIUIIHIUIII, J. Dawson. NV. Yimvvich, U. Diamuml, Il. Luzvll. FOlTH'l'H ILUVV: P. Iinknivh, J. Yllrivll, C. Adkins, IC. .lunvs, H. llm'm'v, A. AlStun, D. Iiuvulvsky, H. Lulw, J. llzuvscm, Ii, Yu-s-, li. YUum.1'. ROOMS 101 AND 204 Q Grade 7 ,.,1. Mr. Meese FIILST ROXY: 'l'. Unllius, U. fll'l'1'lI I YI-wlz, I.. Lmm, M. Armtumllli, I', l'm'vII:1, N, Ilwglin, lf. XVIIIII-, .l. 'I'Immas. SI-ZCONIJ IUIXY: Mr. Me-asv. II. ,X1'huLInu, M. Kslsv Svlzllx. .X. Sim-Yvs. THIIIID ILHW: N. Iilmmr. IH Iwrtm-, l'. Steinberpr. I 1.1-wis, I.. 5Ic'XX'iIlinn1s. lftbl'li'I'H IUIXY: Rl. Stull, II. Ilvlxhlnlnl I'. Nugw .fm ,-I.. I I x In I 4 IIN I II- I'II IUIXY: Ir, Ii1'ivIwsI1iu, 42. 1'--uk, 1' .Allen I1. lmzlla. .l, Sut'I'wlI-ttzl, Grade 7 V, .l. XVils4m, IJ. XY1'lI1IA'K'I', II. Alston, J. I'. liwszl, XY. Lovvjuy, IG. Ilu1'nin'k, E. -Ill, .l. lflllis, Ii. .Kiln-ns. M. Ilvvish, M. Swvtl, Il. Yuir-Ii, Il. Adkins, Ii. 'l'ivIs. P, Miss Ewing I4'IIlS'I' ILUXYZ tl. Nuvusvl, BI. Stull, II. Ilvvd, J. Grimm, IC. .lum-s, N. Pzxmplu-Il, M. IJm1,L:'I1ty, Ii, tiilxmn-v, C. Twaddlv. SEUONII ILUXV: Miss I'1XYIlIH'. XV. Iu'l 1IbVl'H. R. lilac-kwuud, H. ,AIUIIIISIJIL ll. I.m'I 4-bvre-, J. lh-Imwu, I . Iluwsun, Ii. YIVZIIIZIIII, IZ. Shurnmn, II. SlH'l'l:IlZlS, IJ. Le4I+'vbx'rv, TIIIIIII ILUW: U. Iftillgllty, Il. liuuliwk, il. XYisr-, S. Hip.:'g.:'lns, IZ. I.+i-I vbvrv. I.. 4lr:1h:m1, M. SllllIlll1'l'S. A, Kvys, Ii, XYI1il-- L .11 .1 FUI'II'I'II IIHNY: I.. Iiinpr. XY, 1.1-Alnillg, If, NVIIILIA, XY. Ilivhmun, I.. Slzlppy, XY, Susuvli. T. I'uIvIIl X Iuxah In Ix I'114 Il'1I I' 'ib I' I. -. , If s., . I I ROOMS 112 AND 111 Grade 8 Miss Wagner FIRST IUPXV: Miss XV2iLi'I10l', Ib. Iwidvnmrv. C. flunsaulvy. D. Mih1bz11w1', 1' ,f:1ll'il1'lI!, K. Yid:1kux'i4-11, IJ. XVhi11a1'tr'e, U, I'olim4', J. Ilmirll. IB, I'Zr-kivh. N. Zupaniv. SICUUNIH IUHY: .I. Shy. R. I'alyan, Ii. Mull, M, f1?lVl'1i'h, M, Mullvn, V. Uvetnvifflu, 16. Spzmik, A. 'l'hnmas, M. Yulxic-h. THIHIJ HOXY: H. Ilisdmwe, li, Simms. ll. Mr:GaI'i'iff. R, I'vt.tivs. G. flnrrmk, li. Mir-havl. IJ. Tuuli, IJ, 11+-vich, M, lliammxd, ll. Hznlely. I4'HI'll'l'1I RHXY: IA, XVhiLe, U. Cummins, C, lirvislu-1', M. IXTiT1'uvic-11. F. Vfuin, M, Kuszum- vivh, IC. Szlllis, fl. Imvis. Grade S Mr. Romano, Mr. Hulick l+'IIiS'l' RUXY3 Mr. Rmnzuw, IC. l'?lI'SUllS, C. XVilssm, S. Iirzxnd, CT. Nagw-l, ll. Stillwagwnm, Il. Huluvu, C. ML-Ulnskoy, M. Rosa, N. Yuvivh, S. Clzxywml. S. K?1n1x. SICCONID KONY: M, lived, S. Ilurns, 13. tlmxcimznn, I'. f'l2ll'k, S. SmiLh, M. 1XltiL1l',, 'l'. ilrahalm, ll. liutvsky. ll. I-'il-ldvr. THIRD KUNY: .l, 4'haft'w-, XV. XVOH-h, 'll. Hudsun, TZ, .lusvply .l. 'l'u1'ley. T. Altivr, U, flilnlmw-. I flUIi'I'I-I IIUXY: .l. Mikim, P. XVIISUI1, XY. Kvys. U. 3I1IlL'2ll'Cl, XY, St:1llim,g's, J. Kruvisky, S. Mzxltvw, 'l', I'IwI:1vu, A. Iwltim-s, ROOMS 206 AND 309 Grade 9 Mrs. Walters FIRST IIUXY: Mrs. XY:1ltv1s, .X. lu-xrwrzxtz. A. lizxlkuvivlm. I., Nhilds. S. K'llllllik'l'll'llgJ,'t', I.. Iirmflgs, NI, I.4-pvz, S. Vamp. SICCUNIJ IQHXYZ A. Nlmnlg, IQ. fliuvzlm-Ili, M. Smith, .X, Hrzxlll. 'l'HIlID RUXY: C. f'h4'V2lli1'l', M. 1:lllit'l'l'4'Z, .l. Grimm, A. Vurrluxzl, J. Cumphm-ll. Ii. 'I'mld. I UL'li'I'll IIUNVC X'.f211li1A1'x'vz, .L Iiwmlis, IS. fmllslin, H. Imvis. ll. Svnll, lr, XX'ism-. Grade 9 Miss Fitzsimmons I IIlN'l' IHIXY: Miss Ifilxsinlmmxs, IL Hue-lazlll, 'I'. Yilwvis'l1. IG. Vwlnizzi, II. Susivll. Il. Villi. Bl. Slmvlin, 11. Ill-1-4l, l'. Iiruziw. SI-IUUNID IUIXY: If. lmpullunizl. IZ. liinnvy, I.. I'rirh-ymn-QA, li. Nlnlmn-y, S. X11-Ifzulrlmx, IZ. Hzimnwml. BI, A. Sll4'l'Ill2lll, S, Ivill--nzw, N. 'l's-pzuvlc-11. THIHIF HHXYL li. lrik'im'f'iu, M. YI':lm-S1-vim-h. S. Kass-ly. fl. XX'illiz1ms. I.. Ihqml, IJ. I'm-In-Q-, tl. l'4-nm'. I HL'li'l'H IUIXY: N. Lum-ll, .l, Zuppf-, lf, Mulwuw, l'. Alllslxxx'--wli, J. JHIIIISUII. IC. lmsluv, Il. Yanivh, .l. Crappin. ROOMS 314 AND 208 ep- Grade 9 lil! 'I+ i7 fi ev K OHV lu ' ' ' I F . -Q .mf in 'lf Mr. Marshall I-'IIlS'l' IUIXY: l'. Impvz. S. Xv4'l'Zl'II?-I. .I. I'v-Ili-'vim-. IC. 'I'ur-Im-r. Ii. Quinn. S. Imvis, II. Imvus. Il. I:llI'l ..w . vk, I., XXIIIIEIIIIS. NIM UNI' IUIXY: NIV. A12lI'SIIIlII, A, Azxzlro-IIN. I, II:lpz11'I1, Nl. II:u1'IvA5, II. Slmlt. II. 4':lsl4-II:mH. .l. hnumlu, IJ. Iwwis. 'l'IIIIiIl IIUXY: II. III-mI1-I-sun, Ib. IJ. Ilvrmis, Il. k'u1'utIu-ns, IC. Szurlsq, U. I.InmIs:1y, .I. Stull. J 'N - , XY. . mxnzv. I lullen NI 1 I Hl?IZ'I'H IUJXV: XV. lluvis, K. I'l'icI1-1111111-, M. lmstivll, S. Milluwia-I1, U. SLI-wzxrl, 'I', I':1II.m'. S. .xdliill S. Nw- Grade 9 MISS Duncan I IliS'I' ILHW: Miss Ilunvmz. J. 4lI'lIf'II, I'. l:I2ilIIit'IlSIII1j, II, .I. XX'iI14m. A. II-fy--13 I.. Susivh. X, NI. XIIIIIPH, Il. Iluylv, II, L. JUIIQAS. HIIZUHNIJ IIOXV: .l. Ulla-vzar-U, NI. u'NviI. .I, ht-A1nIw1'g:, II, i'amII1-, XI. I!--ulin, AI. ilznlmm, Iv. Yll1'IiHYI4'II. .l. I.:-Xlzxslvrs. , 'I'IIIIlIJ IQHXV: .I. lium'I1. Ii. XYiIIiams. Il, IIihh:1l'4I, J. l.:1il1:4'. II. t':1r1w-Ili, NI. Ilzlssur. A. wh- In Cruz. I bill, S. I prm-Illllvnl, I. Il1---vIl- , l4'Ul'li'l'H RUXX1: Ifl, Krivusllizx. AI. tlnttlub, II. ldmpbzll, .I. II.1II. NI. ln 'il ar, I ROOMS 104 AND 305 Grade 9 and 10 Mr. Duncan 1 IliS'l' HOXY: NIV. lvum-an. Il. 'l'm!11, N. I:ll11'1I0'I', Al. l.vI n-law -. V. Ifllllll, .l. X'u11-Liv, J. Ilixwn. V, K4-lly, N, Nlziwkzxll. SICUHNIJ HUXY: M. Smith. IC. !!v:ll'1lslxzxl1. .I. .I:-wlisml. I.. 'l'11umpsml. V. .lulxtxsuly 1'. 'l'z1y1m', 'I'. I'zlnlwni. 'l'I1IliIl HUXY: l'. XI:-lisll. M. N1-lswn, N, Yznnlsim-11, ll. liwlm-sIn11'g.g', NY. Xl4:lil'i4i1-, I', Iiivh, .l. Iiulsvr, I+'Hl'Ii'l'H ILHXY: If. I'ul'I', 15. Ilzxll, l'. 'l'iIw1'iw, N. Silmmi. Ii, 1'm-1-Ilini, U. 'l'ib:-rin, li. Slxwil. XY, llmlgxlmmw. Grade 9 and 10 Mr. Lamberson, Mrs. Clear l ll1S'1' IUDXY: XIV. I,:11x1h--l's+m. A. Ixrix'--sllizl. S. K'-l11'l'. li. Silw-lmzlll, N. I'zu'il1i. I. Ilnih-X, 11, Kvsn-13 42. 421115, AI. Nw-ly, A. I-'1'nnlxlix1, S. 11:11-ris. SICt'UNIr IIUXY: I. l'1':1m'is, S. 'l'rlrulu. J. Ifwl'--sw, 1'. Ivi'l'uI1iU, IS. I:I'2lli1'lI. I'. Iiznlawr. Il. I:1'l'14PY14', Il. NI. Ss-:urs--llzx. 41. IZ:-llrmm-li, Il. IH-1'-Armx'i4-11, If. 'I'imbIin. 'Vllllilb IUJXY: ll, I,--emzurl. lf, Iluszl, IZ. VFIHPIIIIIS. fl. 1,-Azlk, I . llibsun, J. Ihvsimu, IZ, X'u11z11'. V, llur-lu-11lJ1'1'l'5'. H If'ul'li'I'H HOW: H. Uluir, M, liums. l.. 'IH-psiv. 'l'. l.ir1clse1y. I', Ifzxx-num. .l. lflf-mmpr, J. Imvzis. Y, Martizu-tti. ROOMS 307 AND 106 Grade 10 Miss Presutti I I1'IIlS'I' IIOXY: Miss IH-f-sillli. V. Mullin, Ill. III-nkins, .I, Miller, M, llussvll. A. Miiznwvicli, W M, A. Ilellz1Yz1lIw-, .l. Aflzmis, M. A. Smile-1'z1. M. I.. Iluhau, IJ. I'i'mIm1uvi4-Ii. SIGUUNIJ IQOXY: IC. Marti-II, M. I.. Silffulr-ttn. I.. .l. Imbiwmz, I.. IQUIIIZIII, D. Shy, G. Green. I.. VanI.f-1-i', M. I'YlllI4'I', M. Cixriiiinglialii. H. Iiuvulelsiiy. 'I'HIIll1 RUXV: II, M1-4lovm-rn, M. Sllrrilriers, V. 'I'Immpsmi, IC. Simms, Il. llvplnnv, IG, Iiitsmi, J. Uarusa. i I4'UL'Il'I'H IIOXY: Il. Suimwiwli. I... BIac'Iux'z11'1I. M. lic-rnir-Ii, J. fID'.Xm:4-ln, U. I'im'hc-Ili, Ii. Nutt, I A, 1.it'1'IHflI'KII, II. Glass, II. Ilrodim-. Grade 10 Mr. Thorne I I'IIlH'I' IIOXY: Mr. 'l'IIHI'II1', IZ. I4'iidricIx. Il. Iliu-11, Ii. Nwzih. Il. Sm-Ll. J. lwsm-y, IL Diamond. I H.vYutf-. Y SIGUHNIJ ROM: C, Iiwlm-sh1n'g:. R. Yuvifgli, H. l'2lIIID. I.. Iiadwlla. Il. Smith, Ii. llyda. I . lml W I vi'milif 'I'HIIIIJ IUIXY: I.. Vmiy, ll. XYIiitv. A. lV.Xrig'-AIU, IL XYhiIcomb. M. Mznrlivli. fl. Ilubiiisun, Ii. 'l'u1-rfzlss-I. X I UI'Il'1'H IIOXY: .I. Ilzxrlvy, Il. Iiawsnm, J. UI't'k'li1'llI'Iflg't', LI. Hziilvy, T. '1'UIIliI!YiL'II, M. W Iialiivli, I . Nutz. 5111111 1'1:11':1, 11111 11, .111111-S 11 1 11111 1 1 1Js1 lp x111N1-, IH. 31111111 11 1 111111111 11 111111111111 1 1ii1'111111111 11 1111111111111 1 1 11111 11 111 11 1 1 11 1 11111111-11 1111 1.1J11i1111 N 111 N Grade 11 MISS M11311OV1Ch 11 111 N 1111.1111111111 11 111111111111 11 1ll11111l11lH lx 111111111111 1 11111111111 l ,'. 1 11111111111 1 111111111111 1 11111111 I 1111 N Y1111111 1 11111N I 111 11111 1 K111111111 1 111111 N 1111111111111111 11 1111111 N N111 ROOMS 209 AND 211 Y... .S ying. ,,'g,?.'., .I , .RSM an n 'He MTE gf! fu .A 1541 I cgi fi 04' f LQ ,44 Grade 10 and 11 Mr. Dershimer FIRST IUHV: Mr. iN'I'SiIIIlIl'I', H. Ailen, L. Mmitygulm-1'y, .I. 'I'ni'i'vs, .I. Iflusciu, IE. Iiuy, IC. Mason, ld. Cm-Ilini, K. .lm-obs, M. I-Seliidi, Il. Allvn, XV. Xiurnliy. A A SECHNII IIUNY: 11, III-nsnn, Ib. Mndany. II. Hnwui-ci JI. Silva, K. Zibzlila, .I. Ziuhwlvli, Ir. Szurivy. II. I.:nkv. TIIIILD IUHV: S. Milli-r, II. Ilzillvtt, C. Orr, AI. Sc':u'svII:1. AI. Blitiwwlc-Ii, S. I'un'iv1', Il. Yer- zvllu, XI. Ui-stui-iv. I UI'Il'I'H IUINY: li. Dye-, .I. JOIIIISUII, IQ. .lialu-V, S. t':nn1ph1-II I, Iizllint If Ivtknvu- II Hnlln-ll, .I. Gibson. Grade 11 MISS Lovejoy 1 IIiS'I' HUXY: Miss I,nxw-ivy, II, Jnlinsun, Y. Stwxw-iisnii. .I. Imylv. II, Iluity. II. Infiniinsiun. .I. I-Iwhun, IJ. Adkins, A. Y:1ni4-Ii. I.. Ilf-I'1'1vspn-iw. SEPHNIJ IIHXY: I . Iiurlwllzn, 'I', I1'.Xng'eIn. A. tlrznliuln, .I. Arllcins, II. Junvs. Il. Nunn, NI, YI-r-. .I. Nlinn-:1i'rI, .I. Ilnyli-. TIIIRII IUHY: A. Ynlizxr. .I. Mnsilra, Il. Iinisi-1',k'. Sinilh. 'I' Ilun- Ii 4 I'1'4-c-Iibill U Yv- JI. xiliil'I', tj. Ziniyh. bill I.lII RUXX. Ir. Ixminsi-, H. 5il1'I'IIIiiII. L. IlutIwx'im'I1. Y. Wh-ntile-. .I. Zuppe. lf. Nunn. Ii. CI'Ul'1Ik'I'. 12. Wilsnn. lm, Szurlm-y. ROOMS 105 AND 308 .ff rf dui! f Q K' 964 Grade 11 Mr. Snyder FIIIST IIUXY: Mr. Srmyfin-Ig I-1. k'nl1m1m, .I, Zinia-Im. S. l's-sluriv. I,. IPl1I'I'y. I'. Iwmtuui. SICUUNIP IIUNY: II. I!lz1ckmm'e-. KI. Miliitzx. Ii. IiZiI'I'4'II. li. Iliuli. II. Hailey, XY. l!wdIAu11p:. THIRD ROXY: XV. Ilzlilvy, I . YI-1'z1-IIa, A. I,llhic'II, .l. I'oI'I'. Grade 11 Mrs. Headland I IIIS'l' IUJW: Mrs. II:-zldlanrl, S. SIIIIIYPIII, l,. I r-11-lmvlmillal. K. I'EISI.IIl'I', J. Sidm-1'i1'I1. II. Impv, V. Xv?lll2,'hlI. SEl'HNIr ROXY: Id, Zlzxtuvivlu, A. I.ubic'Ix. XY. Iivvkm-r. NI. live-II, .I. Iiwidel, IL .XfI2ilIlS. I., XYiIIi:zms. THIIQIP IUJNY: .X. I-Z4-Iistm-In. IC, Ross, Ii Ibizmwmi. IJ. XYI1ilI-. Al. Quinn. , r v I I K i l l SENICR HISTORY At last the day, so long and anxiously await- ed, had arrived! That feeling of well-being that proved to be our mainstay through the first day soon vanished when, much to our dismay, we found ourselves just Freshmen in the eyes of others. We managed to overcome it, and through our determined efforts, showed the upper classmen that we were newcomers of note. Our Sophomore year found us as amateur salesmen, peddling peanut brittle to increase our financial status. The long-remembered highlight of the year was the Sophomore Hop and Beg's party afterwards. In our role as Juniors we definitely began to show a self-imposed importance, for we felt that we were really a main cog in the ma- chinery of the high school! Now our boys start- ed to shine in athletics, and we couldnit be surpassed for scholarship. Again we reimbursed our purses with the sale of peanut brittle, which income went to finance the long-awaited prom, when we played hosts to the Seniors. Shakey and his crew began to work immediately after the theme, In a Garden, was chosen. The advent of the prom necessitated the choosing of class colors. In this, as in other similar sit- uations, we proved ourselves capable of un- usual originality. By popular demand, lilac and silver was the final choice. For the third consecutive year, we elected George to lead us to fame. Our senior year began with a bang as our football team swept to victory with Matt, Piffy, Brother, Ziggy, and Mole in the foreground. The closing of football season meant the approach of the Sen- ior Dance, when the '4Winter Wonderland theme and Clyde Knight's music furnished a combination that will linger long in our memo- ries. Our basketball team captured the Section Nine crown, thus making our sports record for the year an outstanding one. The conclusion of the semester led us to the realization that our school days were numbered. Now all was turmoil with exams, applications, I. tests, etc. Everyone undertook some activity, whether dramatic, athletic, or social. You Can't Take It With You provided an ample outlet for our abundant profusion of wits. Our activities reached the climax with the Senior Banquet, Baccalaureate, and Commence- ment. VVe can look back and truthfully say that we gained much from ichool, and we feel that we contributed to the school through our outstanding activities. We have proved the say- ing, 4'School days are the best days of your life. ADA Ms, HliI,l'IN 312 General Pretty to walk with . . Witty to talk With. ADIAMS, ROBERT 301 Scienlifc Keeps his thoughts to himself and goes his way -to being a chemist. ALTHAI1, ALICE JEAN 312 Home Economics Here's one of our Home Ec'ers that comes from Smith's Ferry . . . A fine girl with fine Ways. ANDERSON, JEAN 301 General A pretty ornament in Mr. Snyder's office . . . Or anywhere for that matter. ANDERSON, JOYCE 312 General Plans to be a nurse . . . Her pleasant voice will win her many more friends. ass o I9 ANDERsoN, THCDMAS 304 Srienlifc Tommy hails from Ohio- View . . . He is one of the tallest boys in the class. ANTONELLI, CARMY 301 General Carmy is always working . . . Finance Committee, National Honor Society, or at Gamble's. ARNDT, GOIKDON 301 Ulrzssiml Midland's future Al Ab- rams . . . Combines writ- ing with his own brand of jokes, to be known by all as Gordie. BAHM, HARLENE 304 Srientifc A true instigator, espe- cially if fun's in the mak- ing . . . Doesn't do bad in the chemistry lab, either. BAILEY, PATRICIA 301 General Patty's care is never to offend . . . Aspires to be 3 HUFSC. BALSER, BERNICE 312 Home Economics Stirs up some mighty tasty dishes and lots of fun in Home Ec. BEAL, EUGENE 304 Scientifc Beano is noted for his curly locks . . . Seems to magnetize the girls. BELL, GEORGE 108 Vocational George is the big boy you see down in shop . . . His only comment is that he will be glad to leave. BLACK, RICHARD 301 Scieniijqc Rex is our popular Stu- dent Council president . . . Possesses a winning streak . . . especially in basket- ball! BosToN, GEORGE 304 General Buddy always seems to Wake people up-deliver- ing milk or cracking corny jokes. C l i5-ff .2-.fi ggafsg 1 1 W if .Qt x - f ass o I9 :Sy -' fix: g fs BRASCO, ROSEMARIE 312 Commercial Quite a combination- friendliness, energy, am- bition fto be a teacherl, brains. BRDAR, DOROTHY 312 General There's never a dull mo- ment When Dee is around . . . Makes being near Worth while. BRECHBILL, JUANITA 301 Scientifc The only way to have friends is to be one, says Nita. BURDIGK, HAZEL 312 Commercial A quiet, dignified coun- try miss With a sophisti- cated air about her. BURIGK, THOMAS 108 Vocational Loves to loaf ana most often can be found doing it. BUTCH ER, FRIQIJPIIRICK 304 General A little boy with curly hair that likes to keep the girls on both sides of the river happy. BYRON, JOHN 301 Scientifr A friend, a scholar, a gentleman . . . Played fine football this year. CAVANAUGH., RoBERT 301 Scientifc Cab says, I just love Workg it fascinates me . . . I could sit and look at it for hours. CICRASI, JOHN 301 General Hard Worker, Whether it be algebra or decorating for the Senior Dance . . . Fun at any time. CHICCCONE, ALBERT 304 Srrienti e Be prepared at any time to hear one of Al's wise- cracks . . . Quite a prac- tical joker. ass o I9 Xa CONNELLY, IMBELLR 301 Classiral Laughing eyes and infec- tious smile make Izzy a true Irishman. CRAPPIO, CARMELLA 304 Classical Mild and soft looking, but then, so is T. N. T .... A future Florence Night- ingale. DAWSON, HAZEL 312 Home Economics Another Home Eder who hails from the country . . . Can often be found on patrol at noon-time. DAWSON, ROLENA 312 Home Economics Left us during Christmas vacation to get married . . . Our best wishes for the future. DREM, HARRY 304 General Harry is the boy you see a lot but never hear . . . His friends and classmates find him a true pal. X J DELFIACCO, 304 1 Scientifr' Duff is known for his witty and unrehearsed re- marks . . . Keeps one eye out for the girls. DRPRosPERo PATRICIA 7 312 Commercial A little bundle of pep and fun . . . Seldom seen with- out Alice or Francey. DERAMO, REGINA 304 Classical Has the best time life every day tage to the DIAMOND, MAXINE 312 Home Economics Cute, capable, and con- scientious . . . that de- scribes Max. DIAMOND, WILMA 312 Home Economics Cooks good looking dishes -is one herself . . . Has beautiful hair and a smile to match. 9 . I Wasps ' X X C X I I X. I-f,5'HMp pg gf:-svmkqig 'gifs 'Sis-gsiffssi-xgkl 4 ef - gtfsiisg I , 2 231 IDICICCIO, AN'rIIoNY 108 Vocational Talks little, but accom- plishes much . . . Sonny is always a willing worker. DIM.ARZIO, CARL 304 General He takes from every min- ute at least sixty seconds of happy living. A D,INNOCENZO, GLQJIKIA 301 Classical Glor has no parting wish to make, but leaves instead a parting smile. DIRENZO, ALIA 304 General Peanuts is one of the shorties of our class . . . Cute and darkhaired. D7I1'RI, JOSRPH 1C8 Vocalional ' Hook is always in a , hurry to go no place in particular . . . Clown ot R. O. T. C. class. I DOAK, DWANIE 108 Vocational Brother claims he de- veloped his passing arm rowing across the river . . . He certainly proves it when he throws a touchdown pass for MHS. DOYLE, FRANK 108 General One of our strong, silent he-men . . . We'll cer- tainly miss him on the basketball court next year. DOYLE, JEROME 108 Vocational Seldom seen, but often heard. Makes the daily run to Ohioview. DURST, LORNA LEE 301 General A welcome gift from Bur- gettstown in her junior year. Did a wonderful job leading the band this year. EDWARDS, EARLINE 301 Classical Earline and her art brush make a fine pair. Her second love is Latin. EGLEY, MARTHA 301 Commercial Like a clock . . . Pretty hands, pretty face, hard worker. EWING, PATRICIA 304 Classical Chatty and gay, Patty belongs to our ferryboat commuters. FLAIM, CHARLES 108 Vocational Chuck graces the shop with his presence, which he manages to make known. GAMBLE, BEVERLY 301 Classical Bev is a cute blond lass from across the river . . . Makes any crowd gay. GENTILE, DOLORES 301 General Dee wields the pen as secretary in the Student Council . . . Never seen without Alia. ciIN-GERELLA, MICIIAEL 301 General One of the clowns of our class . . . Prepare your- self for a laugh when Mike's around. GIOVANELLI, LOUISE 304 General Louise is one of the girls who lends her pleasing voice to the choir. GoMEz, CIIAIILES 108 Vocational Gumbo likes carpenter work, but dancing heads his list . . . Has taken a sudden interest in girls this year. fTRANT, IXNTIIONY 108 General The lad who makes all the girls swoon when he sings With that golden voice. GREEN, SHIRLEY 304 Scienlific Busy as a bee and indus- trious as a beaver. Cl ss of 7950 31 as t W Q X X X I GRoscosT, DALE 301 General Turn about is fair play . . . Dale goes for the girls and the girls go for him. HUGHES, PATTY 304 Classical Cute and friendlyg makes her Weekly appearance at the Hi-Spot canteen. HAMMOND, KEITH 108 Vocational His favorite hangout - Doty-Pierce garage. HANLIN, BERTHA 312 Commercial Different from most girls fquiet . . . Sure to make a wonderful housekeeper. .loHNsoN, BERNICE 312 Commercial Attractive duo . . . Spark- ler on her finger . . Sparkle in her eyes. JOSEPH, IJORHTTA 312 Commercial An attractive gal with a chic personality. KAISER, SHIRLEY 312 General Always ready to give a good argument in law class . . . A willing worker. KANI'1, BERNARD 304 General Killer Kane is known to all by his wicked left . . . Doesn't exert himself in schoolg therefore keeps himself in shape for his KO's. KASUNICH STEPHEN 7 108 Voealional Steve was our competent football manager . . . Takes a lot of ribbing, but manages to come back with a smile. KOSANOVICH, ANNA 304 General Her size is no handicap in her favorite sport, bas- ketball. l l ass o I9 Koozwmm, FRANCES 312 Commercial Francey is the girl with the peaches and cream complexion. LAUGHLIN, IQATHLHICN 312 General Tall and friendlyg Kath- leen is one of the office-'s efficient helpers. LICVVIS, ELLA RXIAI-1 304 Classical Th al that carries the b on in the band . . . d carries the shop boys' r endships on patrol. . IVIELVI N Vocational The tornado on the fifty- yard line . . . Melvin, one of the co-captains, piled up plenty of points in our successful football season. MALONICY, JAMIAZS 304 General A young potential artist . . . Jimmy has plenty of original ability. I 4 f MARTICH, GEOIKGE 301 General An example of efficiency plus . . . Our handsome popular class president. MCGAFFICK, HELEN 312 General Has a sweet personality . . . Bound to be success- ful in anything she un- dertakes. MCGAFFIC, WAYNE 108 Vocational Tall, dark, and handsome . . . Spends most of his spare time in Gamble's. MILK c l 304 . Gen a bv Shakey, t tr l d ribulation of, all is teachers. MODANY, JOHN 301 General Usually seen flashing by in his red convertible . . . Pleasing personality. ass of I9 Moss, lVlINNIE 312 Home Economics Keeps 312 in an uproar with her fine sense of humor . . . Enjoys typing class. Moss, VVILLIAM 304 Scientifc t'Erg is a science en- thusiast . . . Next on the list comes music. MULLEN, EUGENE 301 General Mert is small, but he really gets around . . . Especially on the basket- ball floor. NAHAS, SALWA 312 Commercial A friend, a scholar, a pretty smile . . . To know her is Worth your While. Nuzzo, JOHN 301 General Worked 'hard to help make the Rodis a success. O7NICIL, RITA 301 Classical Her vivid red hair and beautiful voice make a pleasing combination. PALYAN, M.ARY ANN 301 Classical Her beautiful eyes and pleasing personality are hard to beat. PANTONI, ANTHONY 108 Vocational Pidge is one Of our shop boys . . . Hangs out on the first floor. PETROFF, HELEN 312 General Popularity plus pertness equals Helen . . . Our football queen this year. PLECAS, IDOROTHY 312 Commercial A very soft spoken girl with a fine soprano voice. ass o I9 POPP, BLANCHE 312 Home Economics One of our domestic girls . . . Hails from Industry. PREsUTT1, RAYMOND 301 General Hezzie is particularly noted for his unusual laugh . . . Hangs his sign out at' George's Pharmacy. RAJAK, DONALD 108 Vocational Always clowning around . . . Can usually be found down around Wood shop. RAJAK, DOROTHY 304 General Saya is Miss O'Hara's right-hand assistant in gym class . . . Can be found in any group as the main attraction. RAMBO, ROBERT 108 Vocational Favorite diversion - loaf- ing . . . Favorite class! study hall. RAMSEY, JANE - 312 General Her sparkling eyes and red hair go together to make her one of our favorite bulletin girls. I Eu ROB RT ff! Gly 3 I ef ' Scie tific Our stud Mgaln 'rec- ZQ3. . 's s ooth d CQQ a d C tant ile eygllthe ls in a whirdlf xx RIVETTI, JAMES 301 General Mole is as much out of school as in . . . Uses his time to catch up on his sleep. RODFONG, Lois 312 General Ono of our leading altos . . . Lois is always ready to agree with everybody. SCALERA, IIILLIAN 304 Classical The gal who tickles the ivories for the A Cappella Choir . . . Lil is talkative and gay. Class o I9 . :I pf, .:, 5 O I at KH-x t 3 J ss ,L aff t VHS! Q .- s.',,..1'X' il Lg A If X , . SHAMP, WILLIAM 304 General Pleasant and easy going . . . He's sure to get along in life. SHERMAN, JEROME 304 General Always seems to get around and get things ac- complished before you know it. SMITH, KEITH 301 General Kissy is one of Cind- rich Garages grease- monkeys . . . Interested in everything. sf f' SMITH, ROBERT Wi w'-www R I. V i A General Smitty is one of our top-hatters when it comes to height, and plays a championship game of basketball. ' ON, DARRELL 301 ,JJNA Scfenfmc Sociall nd scholastical- ly o e ball . . . Sucha- nec' ick. L gli..- ,, SUCHANEC, RICHARD 301 Scienli Eat, drink, and be Iner- ry, for tomorrow we may die, is Rich's slogan . . . Makes any class hilarious. SVINGOS, NICK 304 General The rhythm king in the dance band . . . Favorite hobbyfamusing the girls. THOMPSON, ELIZABETH 312 Cornmerrial Betty Ann is our peppy Varsity cheerleader . . . Her many activities never interfere with her schol- astic work. THOMPSON, GEORGE 304 General Big and husky, George considers talking to girls the most pleasing avoca- tion. THORNE, FRANK 108 General A quiet shop boy . . . Frank always has a ready smile. TOPLAK, FRANK 108 Vocational Tope loves anything with Wheels . . . He cer- tainly needs them com- muting from the Heights. TORRES, SARA 312 Commercial Quiet and well-liked . . . Forever with her gang. TROIANI, IJYDIA 312 General Short, cute and full of life . . . Knowing her ex- plains fully her nickname, Smiley, UCCELLINI, ROSE 304 General More often seen at the movies than out . . . Loves to play basketball. UNGI'l'I'HEUlN'I, IQLEANOR 301 Scienlifc A swell friend and loads of fun . . . Pudge never seems to run out of time when it comes to listen- ing to her friends' prob- lems. .WW if . 3 9 VUKAS, MILES 304 General Favorite hobby is playing the violin . . . Has a good tenor voice. WALKER, WILLIAM 301 Scienliyqc Has a sense of humor that keeps him in de- mand . . . Thinks that girls are pretty nice. VVEBB, KATHLEEN 312 Commercial One of our quiet reserved girls . . . Her smile lends cheer all around. WHITE, HOWARD 108 Vocational One of the workers in shop . . . Never has much to say. WHITE, RUTH 301 Scientific Musicians are to please the public . . . Ruth does quite well as one of these. Cl ss of I 50 Qsgfgi' H SI? A X I Q. N X ,A .,.. WILLIAMS, CLIFFORD 108 Vocational Boy Wonder, we'll miss a mighty good electrician and stage crew man. WILLIAMS, VIOLA 312 Commercial f'Cello never seems to run down . . . Has plen- ty of vim, vigor, and vi- tality. WISE, ROBERT 301 General Not very often heard from . . . We wish him luck in life. WYNKOOP, BRUCE 304 ScienZiHc Always found in 304 . . . Could it be Mr. Scott or chemistry that he likes so Well? YANOSICH, MATT 301 General Our pride and joy on the football field . . . Co- captain of the '49 squad . . . Was elected to W. P. I. A. L. first string. Class o 1950 ZIBAILA, ALICE ZIELINSKI, ROBERT 312 Commercial General Alice's future is already . . . , Ziggy is our Man of decided ' ' ' She H be Steel . . . One of the so- hearing wedding bells soon. called women-haters. SENIOR ACTIVITIES ADAMS, HELEN-Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 105 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 115 See Fi S 125 Jr. Red Cross Club, Pres. 115 Newzette Staff 115 Rodis Staff 125 Jr. Prom Dec. Comm. 11. ADAMS, ROBERT-Radio Club 105 Photography Club 115 College Club 12. ALTHAR, ALICE JEAN-Home Ec. Club 105 Home Mechanics Club 115 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 115 Sec Fi S 12. ANDERSON, JEAN-Yearbook Club 105 A Capel- la Choir 11, 125 Ushers Club 115 See Fi S 125 Patrols 12. ANDERSON, JOYCE-A Cappella Choir 10, 11, 125 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 115 See Fi S 125 Ushers Club 11. ANDERSON, THOMASwAutomotive Club 105 Hunting and Fishing Club 115 Journalism Club 125 Art Club 12. ANTONELLI, CARMY-National Honor Society 11, 125 Student Council 105 Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 105 Sr. Tri- Hi-Y 115 See Fi S 125 Finance Comm. 10, 11, 125 Photography Club 115 Patrols 12. ARNDT, GORDON-Band 10, 115 Baseball 10, 11, 125 Basketball 115 Newzette Staff 10, Sports Editor 11, 125 Jr. Class Play 115 Boys' Leaders Club, Vice Pres. 125 Hi-Y 11, 125 Sr. Dance Dec. Comm. 125 Rodis Staff 12. BAHM, HARLENE-A Cappella Choir 10, 11, 125 Girls' Leaders Club 10, 11, 125 Reserve Cheer- leader 10, 115 Vocal Ensemble 11, 125 Sr. Tri- Eli-Hlg 115 Rodis Staff 125 Jr. Class Play 115 Choir lu 11. BAILEY, PATRICIAAJr. Red Cross Club 105 Home Mechanics Club 115 College Club 12. BALSER, BERNICE-Home Ec. Club 105 A Cap- pella Choir 11, 12. BEAL, EUGENE-Music Club 10, 115 Hunting and Fishing Club 115 Typing Club 12. BELL, GEORGEfVocational Course. BLACK, RICHARDfBasketball 10, 11, 125 Base- ball 10, 11, 125 Football 115 Hi-Y 11, Pres. 125 Student Council, Pres. 125 National Honor So- ciety 125 Leopard Club 115 Jr. Class Ring Comm. 115 Athletic Club 11, 12, Vice Pres. 115 Home- room Pres. 11. BRASCO, ROSEMARIE-Jr. Tri-Hi-Y, Pres. 105 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 115 See Fi S 125 Girls' Leaders Club 10, Vice Pres. 11, Historian 125 Band 105 Nevvzette Staff 11, 125 Jr. Red Cross Club 115 Rodis, Co-Copy Editor 125 Patrols 125 College Club 125 Jr. Prom Prog. Comm. 115 National Honor Society 125 Volleyball Team 12. BRDAR, DOROTHY-A Cappella Choir 10, 11, 125 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 115 See Fi S 125 Ushers Club 115 Girls' Leaders Club 12. BRECHBILL, JUANITA4Girls' Leaders Club 10, 11, 125 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 115 See Fi S 125 National Honor Society 125 Newzette Staff 125 Spanish Club 115 Finance Comm. 125 Patrols 125 Rodis, Co-Assistant Editor 12. BURDICK, HAZELfJr. Tri-Hi-Y 105 Ushers Club 115 Jr. Red Cross Club, Sec's 125 See Fi S 12. 'BURICK, THOMASfTyping Club 10, 125 Hunting and Fishing Club 11. BUTCHER, FRED-Football 10, 115 Leopard Club 105 Baseball 115 Automotive Club 115 A Cap- pella Choir 115 Hi-Y 12. BYRON, JOHN-Track 105 Football 11, 125 Na- tional Honor Society, Vice Pres. 11, Pres. 125 Varsity Club 105 Leopard Club 11, 125 Student Council 105 Patrols 125 Assembly Comm. 115 Homeroom Pres. 10. CAVANAUGH, ROBERT-Spanish Club, Pres. 115 Hi-Y 125 Jr. Prom Dec. Comm. 115 Sr. Dance Dec. Comm. 125 Jr. Class Play 11. CERASI, JOHN-Jr. Class Play 115 Student Coun- cil 115 National Honor Society 11, 125 Boys' Leaders Club 125 Hi-Y 125 Patrols 125 Rodis, Co-Business Manager 125 Hist. 105 Treas. 115 Vice Pres. 12. CHECCONE, ALBERT-Sr. Dance Dec. Comm. 125 Typing Club, Pres. 125 Chemistry Club 10. CONNELLY, ISABELLE-Preparatory Yearbook Club 115 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 115 See Fi S 125 Conces- sion Squad 11, 125 Patrols 125 Rodis Staff 12. CRAPPIO, CARMELLA!Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 105 Sr. Tri- Hi-Y 115 See Fi S 125 A Cappella Choir 125 Patrols 12. DAWSON, HAZELfHome Ec. Club 105 Student Council 115 Popular Songs Club 125 Homeroom Pres. 11. DAWSON, ROLENA-Vocational Course. DEEM, HARRY-Tvning Club 10, 125 Hunting and Fishing Club 11. DELFIACCO, ALEX-A Cappella Choir 10, 11, 125 Drafting Club 10. DEPROSPERO, PATRIICIA-Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 105 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 115 See Fi S 125 Band 10, 11, 125 Jr. Prom Dec. Comm. 11: Sr. Dance Dec. Comm. 12. DERAMO, REGINA-Band 10, 11, 125 Orchestra 10, 11, 125 A Cappella Choir 10, 11, 125 Jr. Tri- Hi-Y 105 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 115 See Fi S 125 Homeroom Sec'y 12. DIAMOND, MAXINEfHome Ec. Club, Vice Pres. 105 Home Mechanics Club 115 Popular Songs Club, Sec'y 125 Homerom Vice Pres. 10. DIAMOND, WILMA-Home Ec. Club, Treas. 105 Home Mechanics Club 115 Popular Songs Club, Pres. 12. DICICCIO, ANTHONY-Athletic Club, Sec'y 125 Boys' Leaders Club 10, 11, 125 Patrols 125 Stage Crew Club 10, 11, Vice Pres. 125 Basketball 105 Football 10. DI MARZIO, CARL-Typing Club 105 Hunting and Fishing Club 115 Patrols 12. D'INNOCENZO, GLORIA-Reserve Cheerleader 105 Varsity Cheerleader 11, Capt. 125 Jr. Tri- Hi-Y 105 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y, Vice Pres. 115 See Fii S 125 Newzette Staff 115 Rodis Staff 125 Forensic Club 12. DIRENZO, ALIA-Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 105 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 115 See Fi S 125 Band 10, 11, 125 Girls' Leaders Club 10, 11, 125 Rodis Staff 12. D'ITRI, JOE-Automotive Club 10. DOAK, DONALD-Baseball 10, 11, 125 Football 10, 11, 125 Basketball 105 Hi-Y 11, 125 Leopard Club 11, 125 Typing Club 10. DOYLE, FRANKfBoys' Leaders Club 10, 11, Pres. 125 Athletic Club 10, 11, 125 Student Council 125 Patrols 125 Basketball Mgr. 105 Basketball 11, 125 Homeroom Pres. 12. DOYLE, JERRY-Golf Club 10. DURST, LORNA LEE-Burgettstown High School 105 Jr. Red Cross Club 115 See Fi S 125 Band 12. EDWARDS, EARLINE-A Cappella Choir 11, 125 Rodis, Co-Assistant Art Editor 125 National Honor Society 11, 125 Patrols 125 Special Art Classes 10, 11, 12. EGLEY, MARTHA-Band 10, 115 Newzette Staff 10, News Editor 115 A Cappella Choir 105 Home Mechanics Club 105 Projector Club, Sec'y Treas. 115 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y, Treas. 115 College Club 12. EWING, PATTY-Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 105 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 115 See Fi S 125 Ushers Club 11. FLAIM, CHARLES-Radio Club 105 Hunting and Fishing Club, Sec'y Treas. 11. GAMBLE, BEVERLY-Preparatory Yearbook Club 10, 115 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 115 See Fi S, Vice Pres. 125 Patrols 125 Sr. Dance Prog. Comm. 125 Newzette Staff 12. GENTILE, DOLORES-Girls' Leaders Club 10, 11, 125 Jr. Class Ring Comm. 115 Jr. Tri-H-iY, Vice Pres. 105 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 115 See Fi S, Pres. 125 Preparatory Yearbook Club 115 Jr. Prom. Dec. Comm. 115 Student Council, Sec'y Treas. 125 National Honor Society 125 Patrols 125 Sr. Dance Comm. 125 Rodis Staff 125 Homeroom Sec'y Treas. 12. GINGERELLA, MICHAEL-Hunting and Fishing Club 115 Jr. Class Play 115 Photography Club, Pres. 12. GIOVANELLI, LOUISE-Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 105 Sr. Tri- Hi-Y 115 See Fi S 125 Sport Rules, Vice Pres. 105 Ushers Club 115 Rodis Staff 125 A Cap- pella Choir 10, 11, 12. GOMEZ, CHARLES-Vocational Course. GRANT, ANTHONY-A Cappella Choir 10, 11, 125 Student Council 115 Art Club 105 Football 105 Rodis, Art Editor 125 Homeroom Pres. 10. GREEN, SH1RLEYfBand 10, 11, 125 Orchestra 10, 11, 125 A Cappella Choir, Sec'y 125 National Honor Society 11, 125 Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 105 Sr. Tri- Hi-Y 115 See Fi S 125 Patrols 12. GROSCOST, DALE-Band 10, 11, 125 A Cappella Choir 10, 11, 125 Orchestra 125 Dance Band 125 Mid-West Band 125 Jr. Prom Orch. Comm. 11' Sr. Dance Orch. Comm. 12. HAMMOND, KEITH-Football 105 Baseball 11, 125 Automotive Club 10, 115 A Cappella Choir 12' Football Club 10. HANLIN, BERTHA+Jr. Red Cross Club 105 Pen Pal Club 115 See Fi S 12. HUGHES, PATTY-Yearbook Club 105 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 115 Concession Squad 11, 125 See Fi S 125 Rodis Staff 125 Patrols 125 Newzette Staff 12. JOHNSON, BERNICE-History Club, Vice Pres. 105 Home Mechanics Club 115 Jr. Red Cross Club 125 Beaver Valley Times Reporter 12. JOSEPH, LORETTA-Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 105 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 115 See Fi S, Treas. 125 Jr. Red Cross Club, Pres. 10, 115 Newzette Staff 11. KAISER, SHIRLEY-Visual Aid Squad 10, Vice Pres. 11, 125 A Cappella Choir 11, 125 Jr. Red Cross Club 11. KANE, BERNARD-Automotive Club 105 Hunt- ing and Fishing Club 115 Typing Club 12. KASUNICH, STEVE-Automotive Club 105 Leop- ard Club 11, Sec'y Treas. 125 Football Mgr. 11, y v 12. KOSANOVICH, ANNA MAE-Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 105 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 115 See Fi S 125 Girls' Leaders Club 10, 11, 12' Sport Rules, Treas. 105 Ushers Club 115 Reserve Cheerleader 115 National Honor Society 125 Rodis Staff 125 Newzette Staff 12. KOCZWARA, FRANCESgI-Iome Ec. Club 105 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 115 See Fi S 125 Fashion Club 115 Jr. Prom Refresh. Comm. 115 Sr. Dance Comm. 12' Band 123 Patrols 12. LAUGHLIN, KATHLEEN--A Cappella Choir 11, 125 Photography Club 105 Home Mechanics Club 115 See Fi S 11. LEWIS, ELLA MAEfBand 10, 11, 125 Orchestra 10, 11, 125 Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 105 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y, Hist. 115 See Fi S 125 Newzette Staff 125 Rodis Staff 125 Patrols 125 Jr. Class Play 11. MACKALL, MELVIN-Football 10, 11, Co-Capt. 125 Baseball 11, 125 Hi-Y 11, 125 Leopard Club 11, 125 Football Club 105 Jr. 'Class Ring Comm. 11. MALONEY, JAMES-Vocational Course. MARTICH, GEORGE-A Cappella Choir 10, 11, 125 Pres. 10, 11, 125 Patrols, Capt. 125 Hi-Y, Vice Pres. 125 Student Council 12. MCGAFFICK, HELEN-Hopewell High School 105 Sr. Dance Prog. Comm. 125 Fashion Club, Treas. 115 See Fi S 15 College Club Pres. 125 Rodis Staff 125 Patrols 12, Jr. Class Play 11. MCGAFFIC, WAYNEfBand 10, 11, 125 A Cappella Choir 125 Rodis Club 105 Visiual Aid Squad 11, Pres. 12. MILKOVICH, JOHN--A Cappella Choir 10, 11, 125 Student Council 11, 125 Newzette Staff 115 Jr. Red Cross Club 105 Basketball 105 Hi-Y 125 Rodis, Co-Assistant Art Editor 125 Homeroom Vice Pres. 115 Homeroom Pres. 12. MODANY, JOHNmA Cappella Choir 10, 11, Vice Pres. 125 Hi-Y 10, 11, Sec'y 125 Football Club 105 Golf Club 10. MOSS, MINNIE-Fashion Club 11. MOSS, WILLIAM-Football 10, 11, 125 Track 10, 125 Visual Aid Squad 10, 11, 125 Varsity Club 105 Leopard Club 11, 12. MULLEN, EUGENE-Automotive Club 105 Hi-Y 10, 11, 125 Football Club 115 Basketball Club, Pres. 12. NAHAS, SALWA-Jr. Tri-Hi-Y, Treas. 105 Sr. Tri- Hi-Y Pres. 115 See Fi S 12' Band, Treas. 10, Sec'y Treas. 11, 125 Orchestra 10, 11, 125 Newz- ette Staff 115 Rodis Staff 125 Mid-West Band 10, 11, 125 Mid-West Orchestra 11, 125 National Honor Society 11, Sec'y Treas. 125 Jr. Prom Refresh. Comm., Chairman 11, Sec'y 125 Home- room Treas. 105 Homeroom Sec'y Treas. 115 Homeroom Pres. 125 Student Council 125 As- sembly Comm. 125 Sr. Dance Dec. Comm. 125 Art Club 125 Patrols 12. NUZZO, JOHNfFootball 105 Jr. Red Cross Club 105 A Cappella Choir 115 Hi-Y 125 Boys' Leaders Club 125 Rodis, Co-Business Manager 125 Hist. 12. O'NEIL, RITAAA Cappella Choir 10, 11, 125 Band 10, 11, 125 Orchestra 11, 125 Vocal Ensemble 11, 125 See Fi S 125 Sr. Dance Prog. Comm. 125 Patrols 12. PALYAN, MARY ANN-Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 105 Sr. Tri- Hi-Y 115 See Fi S, Sec'y 125 Ushers Club 105 Girls' Leaders Club 10, 11, 125 Forensic Club 125 National Honor Society 11, 125 Patrols 125 Con- cession Squad 125 Jr. Red Cross Club 125 Newz- ette Staff 125 Rodis Staff 125 Homeroom Sec'y Treas. 10. PANTONI, ANTHONY-Typing Club 10. PETROFF, HELEN-Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 105 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 115 See Fii S 125 Band 10, 11, 125 Newzette Staff 11, 125 Girls' Leaders Club 10, 11, 125 Golf Club 105 Harmony Club 105 Homeroom Treas. 10. PLECAS, DOROTHYfSport Rules Club 105 A Cap- pella Choir 11, 125 Band 105 See Fi S 125 Ushers Club 115 Patrols 125 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 11. PRESUTTI, RAYMOND-Photography Club 11. RAJAK, DONALDiAutomotive Club 105 Photog- raphy Club 11. RAJAK, DOROTHY-Girls' Leaders Club 10, 11, Pres. 125 Sport Rules Club, Pres. 105 Jr. Tri- Hi-Y 105 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 115 See Fi S 125 Spanish Club 115 Newzette Staff 115 Jr. Prom. Comm. 11. RAMBO, ROBERTfA Cappella Choir 10, 11, 12. RAMSEY, JANE-A Cappella Choir 11, 125 Rodis, Co-Copy Editor 125 Yearbook Club 115 Newzette Staff 115 National Honor Society 125 Jr. Class Play 115 Homeroom Sec'y 11. REED, ROBERT-North Catholic High School 105 A Cappella Choir 11, Pres. 125 Band 11, Student Director 125 Orchestra 11, 125 Rodis, Subscrip- tion Sales Mgr. 125 Jr. Prom Orch. Comm. 115 Vocal Ensemble 125 Dance Band 125 Newzette Staff 125 Jr. Class Play 11. RIVETTI, JIMMY-Football 10, 11, 125 Basketball 10, 115 Art Club 105 Rodis Staff 125 Football Club 10, 11, Pres. 12. RODFONG, LOISfJr. Tri-Hi-Y 105 A Cappella Choir 10, 11, 125 Yearbook Club 115 Rodis Staff 11, Ass't Copy Editor 125 Jr. Class Play 115 Homeroom Pres. 10. SCALERA, LILLIAN-Jr. Tri-Hi-Y, Sec'y 105 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y, Vice Pres. 115 See Fi S 125 A Cappella Choir, Accompanist 10, 11, 125 Ushers Club 115 Concession Squad 11, 125 Preparatory Yearbook Club 115 Rodis Staff 125 Newzette Staff 115 Sport Rules Club 105 Jr. Prom Dec. Comm. 11. SHAMP, WILLIAM-Automotive Club 105 Hunting and Fishing Club 115 Typing Club 12. SHERMAN, JEROME-Woodcraft Club 105 Foot- ball Mgr. 115 Photography Club 115 Hi-Y, Chap- lain 125 Patrols 12. SMITH, KEITH-Football 10, 115 Track 105 Golf Club 105 Spanish Club 115 National Honor So- ciety 11, 125 A Cappella Choir 12. SMITH, ROBERT-Basketball 10, 115 Hi-Y 10, 115 Student Council 125 Boys' Leaders Club 12. STILLWAGON, DARRELL-Football Mgr. 105 Jr. Prom Comm. 115 Sr. Dance Comm. 125 Hi-Y 125 National Honor Society 11, 12. SUCHANEC, RICHARD-Hi-Y 125 Spanish Club 115 National Honor Society 125 Sr. Dance Comm. 12. SVINGOS, NICK-Band 10, 11, 125 A Cappella Choir 10, 11, 125 Orchestra 10, 11, 125 Dance Band 11, 125 Football Mgr. 105 Golf Club 10. THOMPSON, BETTY ANN-Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 105 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 115 See Fi S 125 Reserve Cheerleader 10, 115 Varsity Cheerleader, Capt. 125 Girls' Leaders Club 10, 11, 125 Volleyball Team 11, 125 Newzette Staff 11, Production Editor 125 Na- tional Honor Society 11, 125 Jr. Red Cross Club 115 Sec'y of Beaver County Council 125 Rodis, Editor-in-Chief 125 Patrols, Capt. 125 Beaver Valley Times Typist 11, 125 Forensic Club 125 Nurse's Sec'y 12. THOMPSON, GEORGEfAutomotive Club, Sec'y 105 Band 105 A Cappella Choir 125 Hunting and Fishing Club, Sec'y 11. THORNE, FRANK-Automotive Club 105 Hunting and Fishing Club, Vice Pres. 115 Photography Club 12. TOPLAK, FRANK-Vocational Course. TORRES, SARAfJr. Tri-Hi-Y 105 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 115 See Fi S 125 Jr. Prom Dec. Comm. 115 Newzette Staff 115 Ushers Club Sec'y 115 Jr. Red Cross Club, Vice Pres. 125 Sr. Dance Dec. Comm. 125 Patrols 125 Visual Aid Squad 105 Sport Rules Club, Hist. 10. TROIANI, LYDIA-Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 105 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 115 See Fi S 125 Jr. Red Cross Club, Sec'y 10, 115 Newzette Staff 115 Girls' Leaders Club 12. UCCELLINI, ROSE-Science Club 105 Rodis Staff 125 Ushers Club 115 See Fi S 125 Concession Squad 11. UNGETHUEM, PATIENCE-Band 10, 11, 125 Mid- West Band 11, 125 Orchestra 10, 11, 125 A Cap- pella Choir 11, 125 Rodis, Co-Editorial Ed. 12' Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 105 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 115 See Fi S 125 Newzette, Ass't Ed. 11, Editor 125 Girls' Lead- ers Club 10, 115 National Honor Society 11, 125 Patrols 125 Jr. Prom. Prog. Comm., Chairman 115 Sr. Dance Dec. Comm, Co-Chairman 125 Forensic Club 12. VUKAS, MILESAA Cappella Choir 10, 11, 125 Orchestra 10, 11, Student Director 125 Hi-Y 12. WALKER, WILLIAM-Student Council 105 Patrols 125 National Honor Society 11, 125 Sr. Dance Orch. Comm. 125 Jr. Class Dec. Comm. 115 Bas- ketball Mgr. 10, 11, 125 Homeroom Pres. 10. WEBB, KATHLEENfJr. Tri-Hi-Y 105 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 115 See Fi S 125 Girls' Leaders Club 10, 115 Fashion Club 11. WHITE, HOWARD-Automotive Club 10, 115 Base- ball Mgr. 115 College Club 125 Homeroom Sec'y Treas. 12. WHITE, RUTHWJr. Tri-Hi-Y 105 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y, Treas. 115 See Fi S, Hist. 125 Choir Club 115 A Cappella Choir 10, 11, 125 Orchestra 10, 11, 125 Finance Comm. 125 National Honor Society 11, 125 Vocal Ensemble 125 Patrols 125 Newzette, Ass't Ed. 11, Bus. Mgr. 125 Rodis Staff 125 Jr. Prom Orch. Comm., Chairman 115 Sr. Dance Dec. Comm. 125 Student Council, Vice Pres. 115 Beaver Valley Times Reporter 115 Sec'y 10' Sec'y 115 Treas. 12. WILLIAMS, CLIFFORD-Student Council 105 Science Club 105 Stage Crew Club, Pres. 125 Visual Aid Squad 11, 125 Photography Club 115 Athletic Club 125 Homeroom Pres. 10. WILLIAMS, VIOLA-Girls' Leaders Club 10, 11, Sec'y 125 Home Ec. Club, Sec'y 105 Fashion Club 115 See Fi S, Sec'y 125 Patrols 125 Rodis Staff 125 Homeroom Sec'y 125 Homeroom Sec'y 1 10. WISE, ROBERT4Baseball Mgr. 115 Photography Club 125 Hunting and Fishing Club 11. WYNKOOP, BRUCE-Football 10, 11, 125 Track 10. YANOSICH, MATT-Football 10, 11, Co-Capt. 125 Basketball 10, 11, 125 Baseball 10, 11, 125 Track 10 ZIBAILA, ALICEfHome Ec. Club 105 Jr. Red Cross Club, Pres. 125 Beaver Valley Times Re- porter 125 Band 11, 125 Newzette Staff 115 Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 105 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 11. ZIELINSKI, ROBERT-Football 10, 11, 125 Bas- ketball 115 Track Mgr. 10. J' ACTIV ITIES ci 5' kfqvi' ... ., WE! Q3'CGQ3 National Honor Society SHT l l4'tliS't' HUXY: ti. Smith. ll, XYalki-r. lt. White. lt. A, 'I'lion1pson, Miss Rlilanovit-ti. Mr, Snyder. Nl. .X, Vutyan, V. t Antoiielti, ll. Stillwagon. Sl-IVUNIJ IUIXV: .l. Iloyte, IJ, Aikm-ns, IG. Mason, .l. Iialnsey. Ii. l'aslner, .I. Sideiieh, S. Green, S. Naltas. 1', Uotisla. K, .lar-obs, IJ. tlentite, Ib. XYtiite, .l. Hohan. 'l'ltIliIl HOXY: .l, Ili--elibitl. IJ. lllaett. ld. l'11,2'l'llllI1'lll, ll. Suclianee. S, I'ortei'. l Ul'li'l'll IIHXY: ll llraseo, A. Bl. liosalioyieli, ll. Krlniiston. I., llallt-Il. ll. Hallett. .l. liyron, .l. t't-rzisi, 'l'. llouprli, I lwttf l ltillit into Nl Ym Xl l'1etl .. 4. S ... The National Honor Society, a society composed ol' .lunior and Senior students, is founded not only upon scholarship but upon character, service, and leadershipg each tive member must meet and maintain these ideals. Attaining membership highest scholastic honor an undergraduate can receive. The Society's many NATIONAL Honor. socaarv 1 present and prospec- in the society is the and varied activities were greatly increased this year. They Contributed to the scholarship fundg and made and sold programs at the basketball games. and sold and distributed milk at lunch time. True to their symbol. the llaming torch, the Society furthers scholarship by maintaining an honor plaque in the main hall and awarding a Scholastic Honor Banner each six weeks. The Society's sponsor, Niiss Niilanovich. has led them in their meetings and monthly socials. President ...,. .... J olm Byron Vice President. . . .Tommy Hough Secretary. . . .... Salwa Nahas Sponsor. . . . .lVliss lVlilanovich Presirlent ..... ..,. l lick Block Vice President. . . . . .Shirley Porter A Secretary. . . . .Dolores Gentile Sponsor. . . ...... Mr. Dean Assistant. . . . .Nliz Nleese The Stuflenl Council is the sturlent-composed ' governing hotly ol' the high school. Their officers are nominzitetl bv the honieroonis :incl elected hy the council. lizich homerooin sends its president QUID or representative to the meetings. It is not just an honorary hut on active position to belong to this E organization. This group represents the school's opinions. views. zincl activities. Under Klr. Dean's guiclance they are accomplishing inimeasurzilmle service to the stuclent hotly. faculty. and school. At Christinzis time they bought and tlecoratecl ai pine tree for the main hallg they ziwzirclecl trophies to the hest clecorzitecl roonis in the schoolg and they solcl hook covers. These are just a few ol' their inziny valuecl services. I IHS'l' IUHY: Blix Irwin. .l. S1-Ink, S. Nzilms, S, Vei'za-lla, S, Harris, l.. lloknich. It. tl:-ntile, I,. l Vl'l'lll'lllllIl. L. tl:-ulioni, Mi. XI.-t-se, SIGPUNIP ILHXY: Ii. Smith, .X. ste la Pruz. IZ. Stzilliugs, KI. Kosziuovieh, .L Blilauovich. S, l'orler. A. Zuppi-, V. 'l'honipson, S. Yultica. 'FHIIIIP IUPXY: Il. fluiley, N, Iiuxell. U. Sullis, T. Hou:.1'h, .l. Milkovich, V. Murtitfh. .l. flihson. ll. lllzu-li, M. Ilzikit-li. If Ilovle 'im Student Council Drum .Wnfor L. Durst Ass? Drum .W11j0r M. Mitrovich D. Mackall M. Doak A. DiRenzo A. Zibaila Lincoln Hig .xlllfOl'l'fff'S J. Boyle S. Porter F. Koczwara P. DQPr0spero Flag lf!'IlI'l'I'S C. Hawthorne M. Martich Fluie L. DeProspero Oboe S. Green Bassoon FI. M. Lewis A110 Clarinel I. Brechbill Clarinels S. Nahas S. Meek S. Trkula S. Harris S. Keller S. Brechbili H. Petroff R. Deramo M. Yukich D. Aikens B. Bratich J. Gibson C. Smith h YL all it il' X2 H5 ,L. School Bond Saxoplzones F. Rosa J. D'Angelo W. McGovern Comets C. Colista H. Hallett L. Hallett E. Simms R. Scott W. McGaffic W. Leming M. Arbutina Bell Lyres R. Silverman M. Scarsella Drums V. Thompson N. Svingos J. Zinich L. Tepsic Cymbals D. Szurley Bass Drum S. Miller Q3 X ' French Horn Bariione Horn Tubas M. Neely P. Ungethuem A. Vohar G. Gray B- Roy Q R- Reed R, Q'N9i1 R. Vohar Trombones D. Groscost J. Lucas G. Leak J. Fleming Director ........ Student Director. . . President, Manager. Vice President ..... . . . .C. P. Henderson Secretary, Treasurer. . . , Quartermaster ..... C0-sponsors. . . ...PL Reed . . .A. Vohar . . L. Hallett . . . .M. Neely M. Martich .Mr Shoupe, Mr. Meese M1-ef it fam -H--inss.-.lu -K ii Soprarzos: Joyce Af1dGI'S011 Harlene Bahm Ruth Adams Julia Boyle Jean Anderson Julia Cantelupe Ensemble Cappella Betty Lou Craft Betty Edminston Louise Giovanelli Shirley Green Shirley Harris Joanne Hohan Marion Jergons Rita O'Nei1 Dorothy Pleeas Jane Ramsey Eleanor Ross Mary Ann Sealera Julia Torres Anna Vidakovich Shirley Kaiser Dorothy White Loretta Montgomery Lucretia Williams Director. . . . . .C. Lloyd Deffenbaugli President .... . . . Robert Reefl Vice President. . . . . .John Nlodany Secretary ......... . . . .... Shirley Green Aecompanist. . Lillian Sealera, Shirley Meek Choir Altos.- Bernice Balser Dorothy Brdar Carmella Crappio Regina Deramo Lydia DeProspero Earline Edwards Faye Fielder Arlene Graham Kathleen Jacobs Kathleen Laughlin Angeline Milanovich Dorothy Pope Lois Rodfong Joyce Smith Patience Ungcthuem Ruth White Tenors: Sam Campbell Hugh Campbell Francis Fernandez Anthony Grant Eugene Martell Victor Martinetti John Modany Joe Poff Robert Reed Don Szurley Miles Vukas Basses.- Alex Delfiacco Jack Gibson Phil Graham Dale Groscost Keith Hammond George Martich John Milkovich Keith Smith Wayne McGaffic Nick Svingos Frank Poff George Thompson Frank Radella Anthony Vohar Robert Rambo Anthony Zuppe Christmas Assembly Lincoln High ist Violin M. Vukas Concertmaster and Marzzzger A. Vohar J. Torres K. .Jacobs 2nd Violin E. Hornick L. McWilliams H. Arbutina lVl. Lawrence V iola R. VVhite Nl. Keser Hass H. Sherman lflulc l.. Deljrospero Uboz' S. Green H nsso on F. lVl. Lewis is! C'larinf'l Nahas S. Nleek 21111 Flfllllllll' Harris School is! Horn Nl. Neeley 2nd llorn G. Cray .P l I I o S0417 F. Rosa NV. lVleGovern Tzfnor SHI J. D'Angelo 7ll'l1lI1fJI'1'.S' C, Colista H. Hallett l.. Hallett S. Miller Asst. Lilzrnrimz Grchestro Tronzbonv D. Groseost J. Lucas G. Leak Tuba B. Reed Tynlpnni V. Thompson Librarian Pw'f'1.1.s'sio11 N. Svingos B. lllllion llzflls Piano Regina Deran I0 The Nevvzette The Nevvxelte has progressed this vear from a magazine-type paper lo a newspaper-type edition. The staff has endeavored to carry out the motto that they have adopledgmfo fulfill the desires and needs of the entire school. Besides publishing the Nevvzetle tvvice a nionth. the staff has been verv active in other phases of school life. Six members represented Nfidland at a Journalism Conference in East Liver- pool in January. ln February, they sponsored the Heart Hop, which was a great success. The staff also worked for and achieved a nienibership in the National Student Press Association. Congratulations are in order to the staff and their sponsor, Nliss Fitzsininions, for an activ- ity that has benefited the whole school. It has been a pleasure for the staff to publish the Newl- ette and a pleasure for the students to read the Nevvzette. THE STAFF P. Ungethuern ,,,,,.,...,c, Editor-in-Chief . , B. A. Thornps-on ,,.. ,,,,, C opy Editor X R. Braseo 1 V. Mullin R. Recd M. A. Palyan EI. Igetrcfff ...,, A,,, P Ixchange Editor . zur ey I ' I ' S' Miller V--- ,,,,,Y,. Circulation R. NVhite ,,Y....,,,,,... Business Manager liI'1I'ORTERS J. Boyle A. M. Kosanovich C. Colista D. Rajak C. Rornesburg J. Siderich D. Wliite E. M. Levvis D. Aikens J. Brechbill E. Ross G. Arndt F. Roman S. Trkula M. A. Scalera T,Vinovich N. Pacini M. J. Scarsella L. Roman F. Cerasi P. Hughes L. Scalera Sponsor: Miss Fitzsirnmons On November 18, 1949, our gym was trans- formed into a '4VVinter VVonderland for the Annual Senior Dance. A cascading Candelabra of sparkling snow- flakes and skating silhouettes, set off by a cen- terpiece of multi-colored balloons made a fit- ting background for the lovely music of Eddie Frazier and his orchestra. The grand march began at 9:30 led by George Martich, the senior class president, and his partner, Mary Ann Majecie, followed by John Nuzzo, vice-president, and Frances Kocz- vvara. The couples were served refreshments placed on a beautifully ornamented table which also carried the theme of 4'VVinter Wonder- land. 5 Senior Dance Junior Prom After months of anticipation and hard work, the long-looked-forward'to prom arrived on Bday 20. The theme, L'In a Garden, was chosen early in the year. Then the decorating com- mittee, in Charge of Shakey, began to work in earnest. hlany long hours were spent on the scenery and other decorations, the results of which we were all proud. This pleasant atmosphere, plus the music of Clyde Knight, provided all with a memora- ble evening. , Senior Play The Seniors chose for their class play the well-known comedy, 'LYou Can't Take It With Youfl lt was presented to the public on March 17. Under the direction of Mr. Melvin Laing, the cast gave an admirable performance. The plot centered around Grandpa, an eccentric old man, who dominated the household. Their life was one of entire freedom, which was a constant source of irritation to Alice, the grand- daughter. All through the play the peculiarities of the characters provided ample amusement for the audience. SENIOR PLAY CAST Penelope Sycamore. . . Essie ..........,. lflzelm .......... Paul Sycamore. . . Mr. De Pinnn. . . E11 ......... . . . Donald .......... Martin Vzznzlerlzof Alice ............ Henderson .... Tony Kirby ..... Boris Kolenlfozn. . . Gay Wellington .... Mr. Kirby ...... Mrs. Kirby .... Three Men. . . Olga ............ . . . .Lois Rodfong . . . Patty Hughes . . . .Viola WVilliams . . . .Bob Cavanaugh .. . . .Alex Delfiacco . . . .Nick Svingos . , .Wlilliam lWoss . . . .John Milkovich . . . .Jane Ramsey . . .John Nlodany .........Boh Reed . . . . .Richard Suchanec . . . .Gloria D'Innocenzo .......GeorgeBoston Isabelle Connelly . . .John Nuzzo, John Cerasi, Mike Gingerella . Patience Ungethuem Assistant Directors: Regina Deramo, John Nlodany x .l Q50 QJ Ni. s' N- Junior Class Play The Junior Class Play, The Passing of the Third Floor Backf, was presented on the 16th of December. The play was directed by Mr. Melvin liaing, assisted by Shirley Porter, Student Director. It was a very dramatic pres- entation, with the lead played by Eddie Baker, in the role of g'The Strangerf' He had come to the home of brlrs. Sharp, who ran a board- ing house, and was considered mysterious, but as the story progressed, he brought happiness to the other guests of the boarding house. He had shown each one of them that he or she had a place in life. Betty Edmiston gave a splendid portrayal of a maid, who was dissatisfied with life. The play was very successful, and conveyed a lesson to its audience. Arlene Graham .... .. Tom Hough .... . . Donna Aikens .... . . Anthony Vohar obert Balint. . Ceaser Colista. . THE CAST Eddie Baker ..... ,. .LLThe Strangerl' Samuel Brechbill .... .... J oey VVright Joanne Hohan. . . . . .Mrs Sharp Betty Edminston ..... ....... S tasia Anthony Zuppe .... . . .Jake Samuels Evelyn Mason ..... ........., M iss Kite Dorothy White .... ..,. V ivian Thompki 1 UQ. X9 'J Q i if Q Q . N. 'ggi Xt,-y LCN XS fix tx E7 by 'bt Sf he is Q 1 -9 ss JN Shirley Porter . . . Mrs. Thompkins . Christopher Penny . .Mrs. De Hooley . . .Harry Larliom Major Thompkins . . . . . . . . .Collector . .Student Director MIDLAND HIGH SERVICE CLUBS SEE FI S I Ifl RST Rf PNY: M1w Iiruwll I Il. IIVIIQAY. II. Im I I, ,X, ,Xl e zu. X. IxIIII2lIIIr. R. l'cceI Iiui, Il. I'Ic-tru, I.. Iwaeph I., 'III'4lIZl.lII, I. .XHIIEIBUII II. IIu1'rIiL'Ix SIKIINII IUIIIM If. Kurtz w:u'zx, II. IIIUIIIII, Ii, IYQ-ImIm R. XYI1iIe. II, II1':1scu, II .X. 'I'I1ul1111-Im, S. 'I'r'vrr6f I. .X1uIe1'w'1, I.. Kliflvzulelli I. IIrccI1I11II, pcm, II. MuIf11II1cIx, IL. M I u :N I L unc-Ilx L Xu rfvm-Ill, L, llfzlppm, M. .X I9Ul'R'I'II RHIY: II ..X1I:am,' Sculem, Ki.IVI1111Iwe11zu, R Ilcrzlmu, II. Rzlizlk. ALPHA TRI-I-II-Y I IIIS'I' RHXY: MiwI.m'e1-Iv 42, III-nwu, M. Yee, R. XIIJIII, 'Ii--rr?-, I. SUIC- 1'1cI1, X, X zlugIn1, M. I. 5L':uwc'II:I. SICO IX I I Rl JW: A. Ii1'z1I1:m1, I. .XIII ins, Y. Svevenxfnx. R. .XmI:1mN, II. Pups, II. Rwy. 'IIIIIIQII R-IIIYZ II. I'I1I111i11s- l1'r!1.,I, Illuwm, IQ. -Silva, .M X .l1l1cI1, I. HQUISI, Ix. IQWHIJS. If. Mnmn, M. IISCII. I Ul'R'I'II RUXY: S. I'4-rtcr, IP. IYIIIIQ, II, Szurley, II. fIImI:u1y'. IC. i'eIIini, I.. I ereufIxi11z1, K. l12isIlIL'1'. SOPI-ICMORE TRI-I-II-Y I IIQS'I' RUXY: Miss I'I'Eblll- II, M. Neely. I . I7iE'ILIe1'. II. Ilzistiugx, I. Smith, I. Miller, KI. I'm'tL'l', M. Fm'- rzuli, M. I. Ilnzxk, M. Cun- IIIIIIIIIZIIII. SICVUNII RUIY: S, Meek, IC. Iiirkhrirle, I. Ile:LI, A. Yi1I2lIinvi4'Il, I.. Muvllfgrllll- ery, Y. XIUIIIII, II, I'1'ucI1w- uvlvifll. IIIIRIJ RUIY: Ll SIVISZIIC, II. VCVZQIIA. M. IIQIQICI1, I'. Kruse, I. NIILICIII, I.. Ruk- IIICII. Ii. Miuliurc, M. A. Srzxlc-1'zl, Ii. I'Ienkiu, I lIIIR'I'II RUXY: I.. IIuI,vrmlz, M, A. IJcII11 Valle, M. I.. SuIIuIeit:l, M. I.. I'IOII2III, III. Innes, R. Quinn, I.. Kuwcr. II thzlr, S. Xzuhzu, .X. INR Il' 'rumn mmxxg If. lmfj'.-.W .'V,', . H Q, . z I JIIYEHI, 5. hrce-11, I. I Il: ILCIIIIIEIII, .X. M. Iifmzum- xinll Sv II. fin-ntiIe, I'. Hughes, II. Kl.lmIyIc. I. Ifwnlg, I.. GIRLS Y CLUBS The Girls, Y Clubs consist of the Jr. Tri- Hi-Y, sophomores, the Alpha Tri-Hi-Y, juniors, and the See Fi S, senior girls. These clubs are service organizations whose purpose is, ALTO create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community, high standards of Christian characterf, Any girl having an average of 80 per cent or more, and wishing to be a part of one of these groups may belong. This year has been an active season, both in the social and service fields. The members of the See Fi S made favors for the hospitals, during the Christmas season they held a merry yuletide party for the small children. The Jr. Tri-Hi-Y has undertaken a project to send money to the Roadside School Cpictured belovvb in West Virginia, the school is in a poor district. The Alpha Hi-Y members have lent their services as usherettes for the evening High School entertainments. Thus these girls are preparing for their fu- ture lives as the citizens of the community. Officers SEE FI S President ...... Dolores Gentile Vice President. Beverly Gamble Secretary ...... Viola Williams Treasurer ...... Loretta Joseph Historian ........ Ruth White Sponsor .... .... lV Jiss Brown ALPHA TRI-I-II-Y President . . . Katherine Castner Vice President. .Joanne Hohan Secretary.Mary Jane Scarsella Treasurer ...... Joyce Siderich Historian . . . .... Bette Roy Sponsor ......... Miss Lovejoy JR. TRI-I-II-Y President ......, Sonya Trkula Vice President . Marjorie Neely Secretary. . .Lois Jean Dobronz Treasurer ........ Patty Kruse Historian .... Anna Vidakovich Sponsor. . . .... Miss Presutti Santa Claus Party Ushers Roadside School PATROLS As the first bell rings, the hall is filled with boys and girls wearing blue and gold bands on their arms. On closer inspection, vve find the band says Patrols. They rush to get on their posts, for their job is to see that the other stu- dents of Midland High get to their classes vvith the least possible effort and confusion. The group is chosen from the senior class by the teachers and is under the direction of Mr. Lamberson. Many think that all is required of a patrol is to leave a class early and arrive at the next one late. It requires much effort on the part of the Patrol to see that traffic moves smoothly. We applaud them for their fine work and service to their school. Co-captains. . . . .Betty Ann Thompson George Martich HI-Y The Hi-Y, under the sponsorship of Mr. Hokman, has remained one of the popular boys' clubs in the school. Their meetings were held bi-monthly and were Well attended. The club consists of junior and senior boys. Officers President ..... .... D ick Black Vice President. . . . .George lWartich Secretary. . . . . .Gordon Arndt Treasurer. . . . ,John lVlodany PATROLS l lRS'l' RUNY: V. Vfilliams, S. Nalias, H. Mcliaffick, l. Connelly, lf. Koczwara, E. Edwards. J. lirechbill, P. Hughes, li. Gamble, YY. lliamontl, ll, Gentile, li. A. Thompson, M. lliamoncl. SECOND ROXY: Mr. Lam- herson, H. Dawson, J. 1 Ramsey, ll. llecas, R. O'Neil, R. VVhite, S. Tor- res, DI. Anderson. I. An- derson, K. Laughlin. 'l'1-HRD RUVV: C. Antonelli. lf. Ungctlxuem, R. llrasco, R. llerannv. M. Yanosich, S. Green, E. M, Lewis, I. Sherman. FOURTH ROXY: R. Reed. XY. YYalker. H. llalnn, T. liyron. G. Marticli, M. A. l'alyan, ll, Stillwagon, C. llilllarziu. I-II-Y FIRST ROXV1 R. Komara, VV. XValker. I. Byron, G. Marticli. D. lllack, G. Arndt, M. Mackall, ll. Doak, I. Modany, Mr. Hokman. SECOND RONV: 'I'. Hough, Miller, M. Arbutina, D. Szurley. l.. Hallett, S. Brechbill, H. Hallett. THIRD ROVV: IJ. Nunn, E. Mullen, J. Nuzzo, D. Still- wagon, I. Gibson, R. llal- int, M. Vukas, C. Colista, R. Cromer. FOURTH RONY: R. Sucha- nec, R. Cavanaugh, F. lfLlICllC!', l'. flflllllifll, H. Gailey. C. Yee. I. Johnson, I. Milkovicli, ll. Reicler. LEADERS The Leaders, Clubs are composed ol' three units: the Senior Girls' Leaders, .lunior Girls' Leaders, and the Boys' Leaders. Their main duty and service to the school is to assist in the gym classes. They do this by helping to referee student games, by assisting in instructing the classes in gymnastics, and by teaching and practicing good sportsmanship. The clubs sponsored programs of intra- CLUBS mural basketball in the fall of the year in which everyone entered enthusiastically. Dur- ing tlie winter and spring seasons, volleyball programs were planned in the same successful manner. These games gave everyone a chance to participate in sports. The Girls' Leaders meet every other lVlon- day evening under the supervision of Bliss Eu- genia O7Hara. The Boys' Leaders are in charge of lVlr. John VVilson. Officers SENIOR GIRLS' LEADERS President ........ Dorothy Rajak Vice President ..... Donna Aikens Sec.-Treas. ....... Viola Williams Historian . . . . Rose Brasco GIRLS' LEADERS FIRST RUXY: tl. Il'lnno- cenzo, M. Yrauesevicli, li, tiiovanelli. A. Susicli, I.. Troiani, l. Green. R. Kro- visky, 'l'. Yinovicli, R. Palyan. SECOND RUNV: Miss U'l-lara, A. KllhHllOYlCll, R. Silverman, lb. lioteski, ll. Henson, Y. Xliliiems, li. Castuer, A. llilleiizo, l. Torres, M. licglin, IJ. Vuckovicli, ll. llraticli, il. Sidericll, ll. Quinn, H. Susicli. THIRD RUXY: V. Steven! son, A. Yanicli, F. lfielsler, I. llye. S. Mitchell. ll. Petroff, R, Moll, D, Aikens, M. Mullin, M. Scarsella. l'OUR'l'H ROXY: E. 'I'ncker. H. Relic. l.. llobronz. I. Adkins, ll. Pope. fi. Mill' lin, ul. Heirlel, D, Gentile, IJ. NYliite, M. Suffoletta. l Ilf'l'H RUXY: Il. XVilt-tn, N. l'acini, A. Milanovicli, ll. llalim, ,l. llrechbill, ll. lirclar, M. lJellaValle, S, Porter, j. lloyle, li. A, Tliompson, M. Palyan. BOYS' LEADERS FIRST RUXY: Mr. Vfilson, tl. l'icl1clli. tl, Arntlt lf. lloyle. A. Ilificcio, I. fer' asi, V. Marlinetti. SICFONID RUXY: M. llakicli, R. Smith, ,l. Nuzzo, AI, Roszler. JUNIOR GIRLS' LEADERS President ......... Louise Susich Vice President. -Renee Silverman Secretary ....... Tessie Vinovich BOYS' LEADERS President .......... Frank Doyle Vice President ..... Gordon Arndt Sec.-Treas. ..... Anthony DiCiccio Treasurer .... Dorothy Vuckovich CLUBS Smgff Frau' Vlzess fylllf? .lurzior High fNlIl'l'l'lI'l1f1l?I'.S' ,lzmior High Seufing Vinh C1.YlIIlYf1SfI.!' fwlllfl l'vOI'l?I7SI'C' filllll CLUBS Pap 511111 Dunne 511112 1,0op11rf1 fylllll Bird C'1u11 1'op111f1r Song F11111 l3n.s'1m112f111 V11111 CLUBS 7'j'p1'ng Vlzzb Photo Flub Wrqrarl Shop Harmony fflub H611 Fross fournalisnz Club CLUBS S6'll'l'fIg' Flub Pffrl P111 Vlub Vollvgff Flub Wood Vrnfl fillljl Axlfllffl Alnffllflfli' Cwlllfl Hl'5'ff1fl'!'lIi S!1I'l.Pf,V Club Officers ATHLETIC IVIODEI, AIRPLANE Peesident-. ------------------ Eugene Mullen President .................. Cleotha Lindsay Vice President ............. Victor Martznettz Vice president .... ...-.....- p au! Wilson Secretary ----- -----'---' F rank Tinkblin Secretary ................... Nick Tepavich Sponsor -'-- ----- --'-- M V- Defshlmer Sponsor ................ Mr. Eugene Snyder BIRD PFN PA1 I President .................. Laurence White , IA J , Vice President. U ' ' George Novosel President .. ................. Bonnie Hayward Secretary ..................... Tom Badella V109 Presldem ---- '---- E lefmor Gasbarlne Sponsor ................. . . .Miss Ewing EGEIEESIY --'---' ------- M afgaiqji IZZQZQQ CHESS AND CHECKERS p . ...... .............. . President ................ . .Gus Misorski PEP Vice President ............ .... D Ofl BllflCk President ........ -........',. H glen Relic Secretary ------ -'+----------- L emi' SIUPPV Vice President .... ..... F loretta Cerasi SPOHSOF ---- ----------- ---- M V - Hllllelf Secretary ................... Frances Roman CHOIR Sponsor ....................... Mr. Thorne President ........................ Bob Reed PHOTQGRAPI-IY ' P ' .... . ..J h M d . Sfdsitietaicificieirii ............... Shiirlley Grcereh Presldemi 4 Mlike Gingerellq Sponsor ................... Mr. Dejjfenbaugh Xggfegiisldent '- - -' O Ulfggap 12173112 COLLEGE Sponsor, II I I I IIIII I I I I I I I I I I II sim President ................. Helen McGaf1ick Vice President ........... .Jule D,Angelo POPULAR SONG Secretary ------ --------'------ B ill Replane President .................. Wilma Diamond Sponsor ---- --------'- - -MV M0ff0fd Vice President .... ........ H attie Short DANCE Secretary ....... .... M axine Diamond President .................... Shirley Burns Vice President .......... Mary Agnes Cavrich U A p A ' ' ' I gecretary ..... . . .CongieMMcCgg1key RED CRQSS POHSOF ' 'SS 'mom f ISS am President ..................... Alice Zibafza HARMONY Vice President .... ...... S ara Torres President ................... Howard Hallett Vice President ................. Eddie Simms Secretary ..................... George Leak Sponsor .................... Mr. Henderson .IOURNALISIVI President ................ Betty Jane Wilton Vice President .... .... D onna Greenwood Secretary .................... John Migliore Sponsor .................. Miss Fitzsimmons JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS President ........................ Pat Baker Vice President ........... Dorothy Mihlbauer Secretary ................... Shirley Kinney Sponsor ....................... Mr. Duncan JUNIOR LEOPARDS Cldasketbaili President ..................... George Davis Vice President .... ....... M ike Karas Secretary ................. ..George Gornak Sponsor ....................... Mr. Wilson JUNIOR LEOPARDS CFGOUJHIID President ....................... Bill Monac Vice President ................... Jim Laing Secretary ....... .... J ohn Stoll Sponsor ....... . . .Mr. Marshall Secretary .................... Hazel Burdick Sponsor ..................... Mrs. H eadland SEVVING CLUB Clunior HighD President ................... Betty Goodman Vice President .... . . .Joyce LaMantia Secretary .................... Pearline Clark Sponsor ...................... Miss Duncan SEWING CLUB CSeHi0r High? President .................... Joann Cuccaro Vice President .... .... B ose Krovisky Secretary ..... ......... . Donna Mackall Sponsor ...... ............... M iss Seanor TYPING President .................. Albert Checcone Vice President .... .... M ary Ann Mitrovich Secretary ....... ...... W alter Bodfong Sponsor ...... .,...............Mrs.Mullen VVOOD CRAFT President ...,............... Richard Barrett Vice President .... ..... G eorge Zinich Secretary ....... ...... L eo Dujjfy Sponsor ...... . . .Mr. Cottrell HCDME ECONOMICS ...4, G in we 'Q W . ff :EN air .rf 'aft .1 ,,.f-v- Our llomf' lffrononzirs D0,m1r'lr11c2nl is rrmzplfflff in ezfery' rlemff lo 1011017 Fz1n1ily I,l'I7ifZg.,7 The llfymrf- menf is 1'c'r'og1'11'z0rf as arm of Iliff best in ffm slnfe. 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R ochester O Won 8 - Lost 7 Y Tied I George Allen John Byron Dwane Doak Melvin lVlaCkall Bill Moss Bob Komara Coaches ASSISTANTS Mr. John VVi1son Mr. Eugene Marshall Mr. Ben Kaye HEAD COACH Mr. James Nlyers Managers Anthony Bernardi Stove Kasunich Bruce VVynk0op Jimmy Rivetti Matt Yanosich Bob Zielinski . ,AWJ FIRST ROW: A. Bernardi, J. Boyle, M. Yanosich, D. Doak, M. Mackall, R. Komara, C. Stewart, J. Gibson, B. Wynkoop. SECOND ROW: Mr. Kaye, G. Allen, R. Zielinski, H. Gailey, F. Radella, P. Graham, E. Martell, J. Rivetti. THIRD ROW: Mr. Marshall, A. Krivoshia, S. Adkins, F. Toplak, H. Kovalesky, J. Poff, D. Thompson, J. Byron, A. Zuppe, Mr. Myers. FOURTH ROW: S. Prodonovich, F. Nutz, T. Lindsay, W. Moss, T. Pallow, S. Milkovich, P. Farnan, D. Reider. VARSITY FOOTBALL Under the expert tutelage of Jim Myers and his capable assistants, Ben Kaye and Gene Marshall, the Midland Leopards in 194-9 roared back into Valley prominence. The Blue and Gold completed the season with an 8-1-1 total, the best record of any team in Beaver Valley. The only team to defeat the Steel Cityn eleven was California, who later became champions of the VV. P. I. A. L. According to the records, this is the finest team to represent Midland since 1940. Vicious blocking and tackling, and a complete understanding of fundamentals, en- abled our boys to provide a brand of football, the second to none in the district. In the past tvvo years, Midland has emerged from a last place position to become a football leader in the Valley-may her success con- tinue! Seniors who have played their last game for Lincoln High include: Matt Yanosich, co- captaing Bob Zielinski, Dvvane Doak, Melvin Mackall, co-captain, Bill Moss, Jim Rivetti, and John Byron. Two Juniors who will also finish their pigskin careers this year are George Allen and Bob Komara. All of these boys will be missed next year as Well as Steve Kasunich and Bruce Wynkoop, our hard working senior managers. Matt Yanosich, co-captain of the team, was selected on the All-VV. P. I. A. L. team in recognition of his outstanding ability and we wish g'The Bulll' the best of luck in his college career. FIRST ROW: J. Dawson, J. Laing, B. Hibbard, E. Sallis, I. Francis, J. Stoll, W. McBride, B. Yee, J. Roach SECOND ROW: M. Stoll, I. Hapaeh, M. Karas. J. Crappio, W. Monac, N. Yanosich, H. Horace, S. Milko- vich, J. Hall, M. Ungethuem, G. Misorski, D. Tonti. THIRD ROW: Mr. Wilson, R. Blair, J. LeMasters, J. Zuppe, R. Lewis, C. Sallis, A. Alston, M. Gottlieb, H. Leonard. JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL The Junior High football squad, under the guidance of Coach John Wilson, worked many hard hours in preparation for their games. In their initial start at home, the Kittens took it on the nose from a much bigger East Liver- pool team, 27-U, then to Monaca where the Junior Indians vvon. 41-6. At Beaver the lVlid- landers broke into the win column shutting out the Bobcats 15-0. In their final tussle at Ambridge, the Kittens were conquered 26-U. Bucky Ungethuem proved himself a fine kicker and passer. and lWike Karas was found lo be a dependable ballfpasser. John Stoll showed the way among the linemen. With several boys returning next year, the team is anticipating a winning season. SCHEDULE AND RESULTS lVlidland Midland lVlidlz iiit i biidland U .... . . .E Liverpool 27 6 .... . . .lVionaca 41 15 .... . . .Beaver 0 U .... . . .Ambridge 26 llforz I - Los! 5 CHEERLEADERS FOOTBALL BANQUET ROTARY BANQUET December 15, 1949 CAPTAIN Betty Ann Thompson Gloria D'lnnocenzo Joyce Adkins Veronica Stevenson .lanel Heidel Lois lean Dobronz SPONSORS Mr. Thorne Kliss Presulti SEATED: M. Yanosieh, Mr. Snyder, Captain Tom Hamilton, Pitt Athletic Director . STANDING: G. Allen, R. Komara, Mr. Myers. FOOTBALL QUEEN Helen P0lmI'l'. Smlior, was CYOXYIIPCI llllvlxll of lhv foullmzlll ICEIIII by Nlelll Yzlnosich, co-czxplnill. on December' 17, 1949. The Crowning was followed by an dzmce. spo1'1sm'c-cl by tho Cllvvr- lvmlm'S. ,1 K LEFT TO RIGHT: H. Gailey, M. Cunningham, NI. Mzickall, H. Potroff, M. Yzmosich, V. Steven son, D. Dozik. Q -- of 1 3, . Q 5- 'Q , , LL .v in . - M 1 755 X 'f ' -'L- - 'Sig Y, iff f f ' ' V' M ,i . V 1 . V sf. 5 lb- .1A , 5 I , g - A 9 V, M, , 1 if ,, f i Ee I . ' V Ilaz Lgr: F ir, wi. A K 1 VN E-'Q ,. iff' 4 'VV' iff , ,,, nv 'h mt, 4 7 k 0' ' F ,'N,,gp f r M-Q' ,M - , ' h,,1?'Sw5f5 , FIRST ROW: Miss'O'Hara, V. Mullin, A. Milzmovich, D. Rajak, J. Boyle, J Adkins. SECOND ROW: H. Relic, M. J. Scarsella, R. Brzisco, B. A. Thompson, L 'l'I'0i:mi, J. Siderich. THIRD ROW: Nl. A. DellaValle, N. Pacini, D. 'White, G. D'InnoCenz0. M. A Pulyztn. GIRLS' VCLLEYBALL The Tri-State Area Voile-ylmzill lillflgllf' is Cuniposed of teams from liigli sulmuls front West Virginia, Ohio. and POIlIlSylVilIll2l. The te-suns met every Wie-diiesrlzxy night at the Y. Xl. L. A. in East Liverpool. Ohm. lm' the ten weeks rluring the season. Liverpool emerged the victors at the play utils and as the Cllumps wrt-iverl the li-ngiw trophy. All all-Qtar' team was cliose-11. with two Illt'IlllJ9l'S from each scliool selecite-ml to repre- sent that Sehool. Dumtliy llajzik zmtl .loyre Adkins were chosen fm' the Nlirllamrl rlvlc-gate limi. This League pmvicles Nlirllmirl girls witli am uppmtunity to Crmipc-te with utlwr srliurmls in girls' atliletirs. fi' 46 W.P.I.A.L. County Champions 1949 Schedule and Results NTicllz1nd 58 .................. Hopewell 28 lVlicllz1nrl 31 ..... .... l Cllwood City 55 lVlicllanfl Q2 ..... .... C llioslm' 48 Nlicllzmfl 41 ..... ,... W 'Vvllsvillo 25 Nlicllznnl 42 ..,.. ..,. H cmpvwoll 117 Nlicllzxllrl 45 ..... .... C loraopolis QU Nlicllzincl 46 ..... .... l Jenn High Q33 lVlicllzmcl -'53 ..... .... l Cllwoocl Clily 45 lXfli1llz1ncl 48 ...,. .... C Iorzmpolis 36 Nlidlmid 43 ..... .... K 4ingo .lunclion 50 Nlidlznid 40 ,.... . . .'lx!l0I12lC'El 37 Nlicllzincl '57 ..... . . .'Bez1vOr 36 Nliclleinfl 43 ..... . . .'New llrighton 46 Nlicllancl 51 ..... . . . 'l'mClwst0r 44 Midland 29 ..... . . . 'FI'00Kl0Ill 25 lVlicllanrl 44 .... .... A liquippn 58 ivllfllilllfl 58 ..... .... N ewell 411 Nlicllnnd 54 ..... . . . 'lXfl0ll2lClEl 33 Nlicllzmcl 55 ..... . . .'BP2lY0l' 51 lWidlnnfl 42 ..... . . . 'New l31'igl1tm'1 '58 Nliflland 65 ................. 'Pmflwsler 50 lVliclland 61 ................. 'Freecloni 49 VV. P. I. A. ll. lll1llYlINATlUN SERIES Nlicllzincl 31 ...........,. . .Bl'0IllYVU0lr Q 33 , g .4 George Allen lpfx JJ ww I, Dick Black K I 6, ll Anthony Bernardi l 4 l J W Jack Gibson Frank Doyle Eugene Mullen V' fManagers Billy rI'h0Hl2lS Sum Nlillel' Bill Xxvillkixl' Victor Nhrtirlfltli Coaches HICAIJ COACH Mr. W'ilhur Ij0f'SlliIIICI HIiSICRVPfS iVIr'. Hflwurd Houlclin ,IVNIUH HIGH COACH Nfl: .IUIIII XXYHSUII Frank Radella Dave Raider Stanley Yukica 'TZ' km FIRST ROW: E. Mullen, F. Radella, G. Allen, D. Black, A. Bernardi. SECOND ROW: J. Gibson, E. Krivoshia, S. Yukiea, E. Martell, F. Doyle, D. Reider. VARSITY BASKETBALL With only two lettermen returning from last year's Section 9 winners and VV. P. I. A. L. semi-finalists, the Leopards had faint hope of retaining their crown. However, the Nlidland Cagers warmed up in defense of their title by registering seven victories in ten pre-season games against strong opponents. A league record of nine wins and only one defeat clinched the Section 9 title for the second consecutive time. With a slow deliberate upossessionw type of offense developed by the coaching of VVilbur Dershimer and his assistant, Edward Bouldin, the Leopards withstood the challenge of all sec- tional opponents. Accurate shooting by Dick Black, especially from the outside, with a tight defense by 'fball-hawk Gene Mullen and An- thony Bernardi were main factors in Mid- land's triumph. George Allen. veteran center, came through brilliantly in his board work and point-making. In his first year on varsity, Frenchie Radella proved a threat because of his ambidextrous shooting ability. Sixth man Frank Doyle was an effective sub in any posi- tion. The high lights of the season were the two defeats administered to Monaca, the pre- season favorites, and the victory over New Brighton in their second meeting of the year. In VV. P. I. A. L. play-offs the Section 9 champs were defeated in the first round at Pitt Stadium by Brentwood by the score of 35-51. During the season the team played twenty-three games, sixteen resulting in vic- tories. VVith five lettermen, Bernardi, Ptadella, Gib- son, Reider. and Yukica, returning for next year's squad we hope that the Leopards may once again travel to Pitt Stadium and victory. FIRST ROW: A, Bernardi, A. Krivoshia, S. Yukica, E. Martell, F. Timblin. SECOND ROW: T. Lindsay, R. Kaiser, D. Petkovic, J. Murphy, H. Kovalesky, W. Davis, C. Stewart, P. Farnan. RESERVE This year, under the direction of Coach Edward Bouldin, the Midland Reserves built up a fine record of 13 wins and 7 losses. In compiling this record, Coach Bouldin utilized his players in every possible way. The Reserves did not have a ufirst five and this enabled each player to gain valuable playing experience necessary to fill open varsity spots, which is the aim of every good Reserve team. A. Bernardi and S. Yukica were shifted to the Varsity Squad during the season. Many of the other reserves also saw action with the varsity. B A S K E T B A L L 1949 SCHEDULE AND RESULTS Midland 30 .............. Hopewell 15 Midland 35 .... .... E llwood City 35 Midland 49 .... .... C hester 28 Midland 37 .... . . .Wellsville 24 Midland 25 .... . . .Hopewell 28 Midland 36 .... .... C oraopolis 20 Midland 25 .... .... E llwood City Q4 Midland 34 .... .... C oraopolis 30 Midland 36 .... . . .Mingo Junction 17 Midland 47 .... . . .Monaca 35 Midland 33 .... .... B eaver 30 Midland 40 .... .... N ew Brighton 35 Midland 35 .... ,... R ochester 24 Midland 26 .... . . .Freedom 31 Midland 27 .... . . .Aliquippa 48 Midland 30 .... . . .Newell 44 Midland 48 .... .... M onaca 46 Midland 36 .... . . .Beaver 46 Midland 32 .... . . .New Brighton 49 Midland 37 .............. Rochester 18 Won I3 - Lost 7 - No Overtime Tie I FIRST ROW: R. Aikens, M. Evans, J. Suffoletta, G. Cook, J, Dawson, D. Adkins, D. Tonti. SECOND ROW: J. Mikita, M. Ungethuem, M. Karas, L. Tepsic, R. Rosa, H. Horace, F. Wain, M. Kosano- vich, B. Dershimer. THIRD ROW: M. Gottlieb, J. Hall, R. Yanich, L. White, J. LeMasters, Mr. Wilson, N. Tepavich, R. Lewis, C. Sallis, G. Davis. NOT IN PICTURE: R. Hibbard. For a school to have two champions is a true accomplishment and that's just what Lin- coln High had this year as the Junior High, under the guidance of Coach John Wilson, won the Section 14- title. The Kittens won their title by taking 10 straight games without a loss. In compiling their 10-0 record they defeated every team in the league twice. In the Junior VV. P. I. A. L. play-offs, the Kittens were elimi- nated by Conway, 25-24, in a thrilling game at New Brighton. Members of the first team were D. Lewis, M. Karas, B. Hibbard, M. Ungethuem, and L. Tepsic. Leading substitute roles were filled by F. Wain Csixth manj, S. Matteo, C. Sallis. Other subs were: M. Kosanovich, N. Tepavich, and L. white, and F. Rosa. A11 in an the freshmen record was 14- wins and 5 losses. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL 1949 SCHEDULE AND RESULTS Midland Midland Midland Midland Midland Midland Midland Midland Midland Midland Midland Midland Midland Midland Midland Midland Midland Midland Midland ...............EastLiverpool . . . . . . . .College Hill . . . . . . . .Aliquippa ....Chester . . . . . . . .College Hill . . . . . . . .Beaver Falls ....Chester . . . . . . . .New Brighton . . . . . . . .Rochester ....Monaca . . . . . . . .Aliquippa ....Freedom ....Beaver . . . . . . . .New Brighton . . . . . . . .Rochester ....Monaca . . . . . . . .East Liverpool ....Freedom 24 ............... Conway Won 14 - Lost 5 W. P. I. A. L. SECTION 14 CHAMPS 27 12 21 32 26 22 16 17 18 22 36 28 21 17 12 25 43 20 25 BASKETBALL SEASON INFORMALS FIRST ROW: N. Simoni, B. Glass, B. Shamp, M. Mackall, M. Yanosich, E. McGoye, E. Kitson, T. Hough, D. Reider, G. Arndt. SECOND ROW: R. Wise, K. Breckenridge, D. Kaiser, H. Yute, J. Gibson, R. Duffy, L. McCauley, D. Black, D. Doak, D. Glass, J. Howell, H. White, Mr. Wilson. W. P. I. A. L. SECTION 9 After a brilliant season of nine wins and four losses, the Leopards fought their way to the Section 9 Championship. With McCauley, Yanosich, Black, McGoye, Doak, D. Glass, Duffy, Howell, and Mackall as a regular start- ing line-up, the team reached the play-offs in which they bowed to Ambridge, 5-0. This marked Coach VVilson's second section winner in four years at Midland. McCauley carried the pitching chores be- hind the good hitting of his teammates. Matt Yanosich was the Countyis batting champ with a league average of .444 and an all-game average of 686. Lettermen Black, Doak, Mackall, and Yano- sich are back this year as regulars. Beider, Shamp, Arndt, Gibson, and Kaiser, who saw action last year, will have the job of filling the first positions. We hope our baseball team will end our sports activities of the 1949-50 season with another championship team. BASEBALL CHAMPIONS 1949 SCHEDULE AND RESULTS Midland Midland Midland Midland Midland Midland Midland Midland Midland Midland Midland Midland Newell East Liverpool Beaver New Brighton Rochester Newell East Liverpool Beaver Monaca Rochester New Brighton Ambridge 3 2 1 2 0 8 2 4 2 4 4 5 EDITOIRIAL Juanita Brechhill, Co-Editor Patience Ungethuem, Co-Editor Harlene Bahm Lillian Scalera Isabelle Connelly Mary Ann Palyan Gordon Arndt Ruth White, Proof Reader RODIS STAFF I'1DI'l'Olt-BETTY ANN VIYHONIPSON COPY Jane Ramsey, Co-Copy Editor Rose Brasco, Co-Copy Editor Lois Rodtong, Assistant Copy Editor Anna Mae Kosanovich Louise Giovanelli Rose Uccellini Alia DiRenzo Helen McGaffick Dolores Gentile Ella Mae Lewis Patty Hughes Viola Williams Helen Adams Salwa Nahas BUSINESS John Nuzzo, Co-Business Mgr. John Cerasi, Co-Business Mgr. Bob Reed, Subscription Sales Mgr. Lois Rodfong Gloria D'Innocenzo ART Anthony Grant, Art Editor John Milkovich, Assistant Editor Earline Edwards, Assistant Editor Jimmy Rivetti l The Editors at Wrnrk September 7: September 9: October 28: November 9: November 11 November 18: December 2: December 10: December 16 December 17: December 22 January 3: January 24: February 18: February 21 : February 28: March 11: March 17: April 1: April 21: April 22: May 19: May 28: June 1: June 2: CALENDAR Back to the 'fold grind. Midland again downs Beaver on the gridiron. National Honor Society installs some 'fbrainyw juniors. At last we see the new Home Economics Department at the formal opening. The Leopards triumphed over the Rams to close a successful football season. We lose ourselves in a 'LWinter Wonderland. Off to a victorious basketball season-beat Hopewell 38 to 28. A pleasant change-the girls do the inviting for the Twirp Dance,'7 sponsored by the Junior Class. A note of seriousness began the Christmas season in the Junior Class Play, HThe Third Floor Backfl Helen Petroff reigns at the annual football crowning. The long-awaited-for Christmas vacation begins. A new year, new resolutions. Commercial girls, chaperoned by Mrs. Mullen, visit the Mellon Bank and Burrough's Machines. 'fNewzette sponsors the 4'Heart Hop. Junior High and Varsity bring fame to Midland by capturing Section titles. Brentwood edges us 33 to 31 at the W. P. I. A. L. play-offs. A few brave ones journey to Pittsburgh to take the College Entrance Board Examination. Would-be thespians present the result of their hard labors in the Senior Class Play, 4'You Can't Take It With Youf, Band welcomes entire school to their uSpring Carnival. Band gives an evening of entertainment at their spring concert. Cheerleaders hold a 'fBasketball Dance, where the queen and her attendants are honored. A good time, with no work for us, when the Juniors play host at the Prom. Baccalaureate sees us serious for a change. We bid farewell to LHS as we walk slowly across the stage to receive our diploma. Reports, promotion cards and goodbyes. CLASS COLORS Silver and Lilac I CLASS FLOWER Lilac I CLASS MOTTO Better the World By Bettering Yourself O CLASS SONG QTUNE: I'll See You Againj Time has Come, dear friends, To bid adieu to you, dear friends. All thru the years life's been gay, And in our hearts we wish that we could stay Now the end draws near, Cornmencement time will soon be here. Then welll leave you with a sigh, And with tear drops in our eyes We'll be whispering our last goodbye. We Thank Gur Adverfisers for their excellent support in financing the RCDIS. We solicit your patronage for them. LEO P. MCGEEHAN Real Estate Bonds Insuranct O 2 , . 621155 Corrzplzrrzcrzlts' of 'CQ' V. 11. CAS'1'l+1I,li,I X: 7 Bahnlslquwnuwy Your Jeweler f NIIDLAND, PA. llidland, Pa. I -5 Phones 2787 - 2261 ' COlVIPLIMFN'I'S OF THE DOTY CHEVROLET COMPANY .VidIr1n11 s Home of the W0rId's Nlosz' Wcznted Far Cflzerrolei First Again, Americrffs I9 Year Leader BASIN GER 86 GIF FORD Real Estate S: Insurance Agency Phone 670 MIDLAND, PENNSYLVANIA The Gift of Gifts for the Graduaies . . . . . . A LANE CEDAR CHEST l We have a miniature Lane cedar 1 chest for each girl graduate of the 1 class of 1950. 1 SILVERlVlAN'S Compliments of The City Hardware Company GIBSON'S FLOWER SHOP The Best in Flowers FLOVVERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Phone 7081 Phil Gibson, Florist Cook-Anderson Company BEAVER, PENNA. General Contractors Lumber and Builders' Supplies Compliments of Flasco Dry Cleaners Phone 2215 Compliments of lVlorton's Jewelers 419 Market St. East Liverpool, Ohio Compliments of the UNITED STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA Local 1212 Midland, Pa. NATIONAL MARKET J. A. ALLAN, Inc. MIDLAND Allmfs for Fine Jewelry Di11m0n11's and Wl1fL'lICS For Best Girls' and Boys' Shoes WE SELL . . . WE FIT Forrzplete Repairing Service HORNICK'S 535 Midland Avenue Phone 748 OGILVIE'S THE SHOPPING CENTER FOR TIIE TRI-STATE AREA COMPI.IIVII'1NTSUI+' VALLEY MOTOR TRANSIT CCMPANY Conlplimeni s of Midland Motors, Inc. Compfmv MIDLAND, PENNSYLVANIA Crane Shovel 86 Bulldozer R E A D T H E Grading 86 Excavating M I D L A N D N E W S Coal 86 Dump Truck Service CRUCIBLE STEEL COMPANY Oi America MIDLAND VVORKS TI-IE GATEWAY TO INDUSTRIAL PENNSYLVANIA MAKERS OF A SUPERIOR STEEL FOR A BETTER WORLD OF TOMORROW The Frank Crook Co. Established 1880 NThe Best Place to Buy After All EAST LIVERPOOL, OHIO We End Your Search in the Quest WHEN IN MIDLAND fOr Il'lQ BESI MurphY's 9 630-32 Midland Avenue WORI,D FAMOUS ICE CREAM The Store of AND DAIRY PRODUCTS Serziire With a Smile Compliments of FANNIN'S fiUIIIfIll'IIIl'flf.S' of Georges Pharmacy Compliments ol' BOLLAND'S NEWS SERVICE DAVID D. 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