Lincoln High School - Rodis Yearbook (Midland, PA)

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Lillian Fercncllina . . . . . ,Ruth Adams Julia Boyle Joanne Hohan Nlarian Reed . . . .Consar Colista Anthony Vollm' lyclia D0 Prospc-ro Cllzwlos Yoo FGREWORD As we look back on the last few years, we can clearly see that we have been t'Clin1bing the ladder, step by stepf' The faculty has aided much to our great climb, We have found unknown ways to many xeniths through their guidance. Teachers have inspired us in so many ways. direct and in- direct, that they are permanently placed at the beginning of our ladder. Our classes presented us with the learning of foreign tongues. mathematical equations. memorable history events. and the English composition. As soon as we attained the prin- ciples of these, we sought for additional cul- ture. Some of us falteredg others gained recog- nition. Thus we continued to climb the ladder of education. There were activities. too. that meant something to each person. They offered to us cooperation. kindness, loyalty to our fellow students, and all those qualities which were helpful to our own personal interests. This was our first rung on the ladder of social life. Some of our desired goals were reached in sports. The fumble, the uncompleted pass. and the penaltiesfboth in football and basketball -served only to urge us to try harder. Wve then stepped higher on the ladder of sports- manship. Yes. in school we haye climbed many lad- ders, step by step. Some were insignificantg others. outstanding. Nvhile some of us will end our quest now. a few of us will continue our great climb throughout life. In looking back we realize that we could not have reached a single rung of any ladder if it was not for the school life that has taught us the hopes. joys. sorrows. and problems which will face us throughout life. We shall always remember our school days as the biggest rung of life's great ladder. for they have determined the kind of life each one of us shall lead. CONTENTS FACULTY. . . . .Page CLASSES. . . . .Page ACTIVITIES. . . . .Page 40 SI'OR'1'S. . . .Pago -V ' E ..' K. ,1 A ff .5 ff .1 51 L. R .-Q f A-Q, V .- 11,1 1 1 ,Cu .'.-fgwga X-'HD xx 43, . . ,X I,fr-'FT' X 13 0 tfi, 4 J.:.f4.f,-p:..f--.L-.vi-1-Mun.f.-zfq. .-.-..v ,..-.-.f.-. . -. x-.-.X .-.... , -: .-.,- :.,:.'f.41.-.f.4..l.-A.-M ,X 4. A, 1. 4 ,I im :C . 'N df ...lx 1 J,f 5 f , 2? ff Q fi.-3 - . 55- ' f, ag' N ' f' A I . X' - ffl' ,-I- M44 x4.m.1.x 4.1.-.4 .ef.fL+.i-:,:.:3..1:.u.f.-n',4,4xx,.'b'.+M-L-J.44u 11.fJ!.',w'u11J.4 2,11-.4 f x 5 x .x , CU x K ' V 0 GW Nw JN 'ii jS , Z ' 3 'K X ' , bv . u , 5 .- N 'V X x N ' ' ' X X , - 1:1-,X WX g , 2, K2 , K 31 P X ' X Kj' , f M X So - ,4.4M4Qi,.1.:.a,4,4f.,Q,,4.e.4.44J.u,4 AMA.1,u..4.1.4,4.Na.4.-g4,4.AJ.J.1A:4u.111.51 fx 0 P x X, .ly , N' S 75 ' lf Isla,-i U, V'-J U X, f if fx K W G ? ' V ' f' FJ' .F Q . , Y .C ' ' TVN MQW QL 59 f 1 ff W Q ff 1 4 I Qi Lag., N: a,W.1.-.-1+,:,uJ.w .Lo u:,4.N:-'.x.1.4.'zw ,r.fi1.w5441,qf-.N4sQsp-.w4.4.k1:.4.L,4. ' . fx ,x N . v. ' 2 ,. 1 f vf ,4 4 1 In 6 -4 q, 4 5 f 7 1, 4: A 4 1, '4 ii 1, 5, 4 fi 93 4 fl 1 5: 2 5 fa 2 xl 5 3 X. .X Q in K SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOCLS li.XI.l'll ll. JICXVIGLI., ILS. iu lid., M.l'1d. Congratulations to the class of 1951 upon your graduation. Even though you have ac- complished your goal and made your dreams come true, new fields of endeavor lie ahead. Today, you are on the threshold of a world that is restless with fear and turmoil. lt is my sincere wish that you may face forward with a courage and faith which will surmount all obstacles. l wish you success and happiness in all your future plans. HIGH SCHCOL PRINCIPAL During the past year our first aim of the high school has been to teach pupils the prin- ciples of social life. Bly twenty years of ex- perience in the field of education have in- creased my belief in this basic responsibility of education. Genuine friendship and mental good feeling are the best bases for cooperative growth midst the many problems that confront young people today in their junior-senior school life. Those who review these pages carefully will readily see the many means by which young people are trained in the better social living of the democratic way of life. y 1 To the class of 1951 I sincerely extend my best wishes for your future endeavors. o DAXIIJ .X. SIXXIPI-Ill, IIS. lu l'Id,. Bl.l'Id. B01-XRD OF EDUCATION SEATED: Mr. Gibson, Mr. Lindsay, Mr. Rodgers, Miss Coffin, Mr. Hibbard, Mrs. Reed, Mr. Ordich, Mr. Oberg, Mr. Russell. STANDING: M'r. Jewell, Mr. Suffoletta. The lVlidland Board of Education is comprised of seven citizens elected by the people of lWidland to establish the policies by which our schools shall be operated. It is its responsibility to raise the money to operate schools and lo see that the money is spent to the best advantage of the boys and girls. The Board serves without pay, and many hours are spent in the perform- ance of its duties. The members are to be congratulated for the excellent job they have done and for their interest in maintaining good and progressive schools. President ....... .... lN lr. .loseph A. Hibbard Vice President .... .... lN lr. Nlartin Lindsay ' Blembers ...... ..... lX lrs. Zita Nl. Reed Nlr. Nlatthew J. Grdich lN'lr. Frank O. Gibson lWr. Hugh C. Oberg- ' lNlr. Alex A. Rodgers' I . 'L Secretary . . . ...... lN'liss Bernice Coffin Treasurer .... .. .lVIr. Norman H. Russell I Solicitor. . . . . .Blix Frank A. Suffoletta FACULTY N ,ff Wlsgzt 0 44u6 o9uuo6 OO'4oO90'ao6O949O9O4 '. k V ' f-1 v. 'Q'--1 ' ffZy06O'.fQOO909,QOgi5,f5 FACULTY YOCA'l'lONAli HARRY COTTRELL-fUniversity of Pittsburgh . . . Wood Shop. WILLIAM J. HOKMAN, B.S., M.A.fDavis and Elk- ins College, West Virginia University . . . Related Mathematics, Related Science. FLOYD O. SCOTT, B.S--.Washington and Jefferson College, California State Teachers' College . . . Re- lated Drawing, History. HARRY H. SMELTZ-Westinghouse School of Tech- nology . . . Machine Shop. EUGENE L. SNYDE , BS.-California State Teach- ers' College . . . In ustrial Arts. HOWARD E. NE, B.S.fGeneva College, Uni- versity of P' Jurgh . . . English. I.ANGllAGl+l MARY LOU FITZSIMMONS, AB.-University of Pittsburgh . . . Spanish. MARIE MILANOVICH, A.B.--Geneva College, Duke University . . . Latin, History 7. M ATI l ROY A. DUNCAN, B.S.-fGeneva College . . . General Mathematics, Algebra. WILBUR P. DERSHIMER, B.S,, M.Ed.-Geneva Col- lege, University of Pittsburgh . . . Mathematics, Physics, Head Basketball Coach. WILLIAM A. MEYER, B.S. in Edfaflndiana State Teachers' College, University of Pittsburgh . . . General Mathematics. MARY B. STAUFFER, AB.-Geneva College, Duke University . . . Arithmetic, Algebra. FACULTY SOCIAL S'l'lllJllCS FRANCIS O. LAMBERSON, B.S., MA. Indiana State Teachers' College, Columbia University . . . U. S. History, P. O. D. RUTH E. MCROBERTS, B.S., M.Ed.fIndiana State Teachers' College, University of Pittsburgh . . . Geography. THOMAS J. MEESE, B.S. in Ed. -California State Teachers' College, University of Pittsburgh . . . His- tory 7, 8. DALE D. MORFORD, A.B., M.A.--Indiana University, University of Wisconsin . . . World History. JAMES A. MYERS, B.S., M.Ed.fLock Haven-State Teachers' College, Pennsylvania State College . . . Civics. ' COlN'llVllillCIAL IRENE BROWN, B.S.-Geneva College, University of Pittsburgh . . . Typing, Commercial Survey, Spanish. DOROTHY JACK, B.S.C.--Grove City College . . . World Geography, Shorthand I, Bookkeeping. LAURA B. WRIGHT, B.S.C.-Grove City College . . . Shorthand II, Typing II, Office Practice, Commercial Law, Consumer Science. ,Z 1 - R' ' . . SCIENCE EDWARD J. BOULDIN, B.S.--Waynesburg College, University of Pittsburgh . . . General Science, As- sistant Basketball Coach. EUGENE J. MARSHALL. B.S.fUniversity of Pitts- burgh . . . Biology, Assistant Football Coach. CLYDE A. SCOTT, B.S. in Ed.ffEdinboro State Teachers' College, University of Pittsburgh . . . Jun- ior Seience, Biology, Chemistry. v 1' fl il rd 1 i FACULTY my , i. 2 2 1 iz vi versity . . . Band, Instrumental Music. ers' College . . . Art, Co-Coach of Football. llOlVl li ICCONONIICS TWYLA D. JOYCE, BS.-Indiana State Teachers' College, Geneva College . . . General Home Eco- nomics. tional Home Economics. l'1NGI,lSl.l ELMER P. HULICK, A.B.--Washington and Jeffer- son, University of Pittsburgh . . . English 7, English 8. MELVIN D. LAING, AB. -West Virginia Wesleyan . . . English 12, Public Speaking, Dramatics. MARJORIE M. LOVEJOY, AB.-Pennsylvania State College . . . English 11, 12. MARIE A. PRESUTTI, AB.--Grove City College, University of Pittsburgh . . . English 10. MARY ELIZABETH WAGNER, A.B., B.O.--Geneva College . . . English 8, English 9. MUS-LIC AND ART 2 C. LLOYD DEFFENBAUGH, Bs. in Ed,---West vii-- ginia University . . . Music Supervisor, Vocal Music. CHARLES P. HENDERSON, B. S.--Duquesne Uni- BEN KAYE, B.S. in Art Ed.---Indiana State Teach- MARGARET SEANOR, M,A.fDrexel Institute of Technology, University of Pittsburgh . . . Voca- FACULTY HEAT ,Tl I MARGARET GRESSLY, R.N.fMercyhurst College, St. Francis Hospital . . . School Nurse. EUGENIA J. OlHARA, B.S.iSlippery Rock State Teachers' College . . . Health, Physical Education. JOHN E. WILSON, BS., M.Ed,m-California State Teachers' College, University of Pittsburgh . . . Health, Physical Education, Co-Coach of Football. DR IYICR l'llJUCA'l'l0N BRADEN S. SHOUPE, HS. in Ed. -flndiana State Teachers' College . . . Driver Education, Geography. l il BRARY CAROLYN L. KARCHER, A.B., ML. -Geneva Col- lege, University of Pittsburgh, Western Reserve Uni- versity . . . Librarian. GUIDANCE DIRECTOR JAMES W. DEAN, A.B,, MA Grove City College Bucknell University AUDIO-VISUAL AID DIRECTOR 121314 M2 - 19 zo 21 .- 1 ze 27 zai it , PAUL W . LUTZ, B.S. University of Pittsburgh OFFICE PERSONNEL W.-,MH Iw IJOLURI-QS F,xN'mN1-1 MISS III-lI.liN I.Ax1'c91I1.Ix OI'i'ic'0 Cl:-rk Socrotury to Mr. Snydm Xlrss H1-ZNNICIL CIo1f1fIN Svcrw-tzu'y to Mr. Jcwwll CUSTODIANS Mu. .l, .l.xN1mws1u, NIH. XY. S'rn1'n, NIH. H, KliI.I.lI CLASSES CLASS OF 1951 President .... .... A nthony Zuppe Vice President. . . .... Stanley Yukica Secretary Treasurer .... .... I Jillian Ferenchina Historian .... .... .... . I ulia Torres Sponsor. . . .... Mr. Edward Bouldin Class History We have finally arrived! What a trans- formation has taken place during the past four years. As freshmen we were greener than the well-known meadows. Some of us were intro- duced to the unknown quantities of algebra and to MVeni, vidi, vici in Latin. We struggled through our growing painsw and found ourselves beginning our sophomore year under the presidency of Johnny Howell. In order to help our treasury grow with us, we became super salesmen with peanut brittle, Valentine candy, and Easter eggs as our wares. In our junior year, with HBO Zuppe to lead us, we were still engaged in the process of building our treasury. We waxed dramatic with our presentation of The Passing of the Third Floor Back. We introduced something new and different in the way of dances with our Twirp Dance and Irfobo Dance. The cul- mination of all our efforts came when we acted as hosts to the seniors at our Junior-Senior Prom. The gymnasium became Cinderella's Ballroom under the capable hands of our deco- rating committee. In truth, the magical wand of a Fairy Godmother seemed to have been waved, for the gym was completely trans- formed. During this year, too, we received our class rings to give us the feeling of really nearing our goal. Our transformation was in its last stage as September, 1950, rolled around. It seemed such a short four years in retrospect. During this year with Bo Zuppe leading us again, we danced in Neptune's Kingdom on November 17, 1950. With the coming of the new year every week was filled with numerous activi- ties and with a bit of sadness, for we realized that our school days would soon be at an end. Our thespians really entertained us with the comedy, Cheaper hy lhe Dozen. All too soon the Senior Banquet, Baccalaureate, and Com- mencement were upon us. Now our metamorphosis from green fresh- men to lofty seniors was complete. Instead of having a feeling of superiority we feel some- what wistful and humble-wistful, for our high school days are over, humble, for ,we realize how many were the efforts and sacri- fices performed for us in order to see us achieve our goal. K I Class of l95l ADAMS, JEROME General 308 Never down-hearted, never weary, always jub- ilant, always cheery. ADAMS, RUTH Commercial 1 08 A faithful secretary to Mr. Dean . . . Ruthie is always on the beam. ADKINS, JOYCE Home Economics 308 Joyce is a peppy cheerleader . . . left us at Christmas time. AJKENS, DONNA Classical 108 One of our brilliant lassies whose heart is in Penn State. J. Adams R. Adams G. Allen M. Arbutina ALLEN, GEORGE General 3 01 Always sleeping in classes, but wide awake on the gridiron or basketball floor. ARBUTIN A, MIRKO Scientifc 108 Finally got his driver's license and a set of wheels to go with it. BAKER, EDWIN Scientific 308 A mad scientist who spends a lot of time in Beaver. BALINT, ROBERT General 108 A steady reader . . . favorite pastime is arguing. J. Adkins D. Aikens E. Baker, R. Balint U-- ',5,f .' ' ' L .. 78.4, SVIUQ 1 X. W 1 . 1 951 'Ya I' r v . F - Class of I 1 R. Barrett G. Benson W. Blackmore J. Boyle J. Boyle S. Brechbill S. Campbell K. Castner BARRETT, RICHARD BOYLE, JULIA Vocalional Classical 108 108 A good .Toe . . . liked by all the kids. Noted Our mermaid . . . Julia is an all-around girl. for his hot-rod. BENSON, GERALDINE Never too busy to help. BBECHBILL, SAMUEL Home Economics Scientifc ' 308 308 An easy going lass . . . very active in gym Quiet and shy '... is seldom seen without gum class. in his mouth. BLACKMOBE, VVILLIAM CAMPBELL, SAMUEL Vocational ' General 112 308 Always seen in Isaly's or riding in his car. Sam owns a fine tenor voice and a nice per- . sonality. H BOYLE, JAMES CASTNEB, KATHRYN General Commercial i 1. 301 301 ' For L'Chicken we always will applaud, for he Short and sweet . . . Casey is an eager beaver. LM , was on our football squad. A Class of 1951 CELLINI, ELLEN General 108 L'Kuke brings us the new styles . . . Pl1il's favorite. CESTARIC, IWARY General 108 Quiet . . . Mary takes life as it comes. CESTARIC, STEPHEN Vocational 301 Short, cute, and quiet. Always found on the first floor. COLISTA, CEASAR Scientiflc 108 Lincoln Hi's Harry James . . . good luck to you in your naval career. CUMMINS, CHARLOTTE Home Economics 308 One of the best in our home-making de- partment. CUMMINS, VVANDA Commercial 301 Svvats a mean baseball . . . a friend to all D'ANGELO, ANTHONY General 301 K, , The attendance office's best friend . . . for detention will never end. rl a U 'Ax DELA CRUZ, CATHERINE?! M General - N - 4 108 fy? 'I ., A very agreeable girl with many fxlien .ff 1 a willing Worker. ' - , :If S. Cestaric C. Colista A. D'Ange1o C. Dela Cruz E. Cellini M. Cestarie C. Cummins W. Cummins Q- xx Class of 1951 L. DeProspero P. Diamond L. Duffy B. Edmiston H DEPROSPERO, LYDIA General 108 A future dressmakcr with a great deal of talent. DIAMOND, POLLY Commercial 301 Always modest and sweet. The kind of a girl we like to meet. DONATELLA, MARGARET 'Home Economics 308 A joke, a laugh, a good time are right up her line. DUFFY, LEO Vocational 301 Considers girls a waste of time. P. S.: school, 1100. M. Donatella L. Duffy A. M. Eckstein L. Ferenchina DUF F Y, LEON A General 108 Doesn't like school without Johnny here . . full of fun. EDMISTON, BETTY General 112 Always ready to laugh . . . hopes to enter elementary education. ECKSTEIN, ANNA MARIE Commercial 301 Big eyes. Doesn't let school interfere with her good times. FERENCHINA, LILLIAN Commercial 112 Roms editor. Dependable . . . Luby always strives for perfection. Class of 1951 FLASCO, J OAN N Commercial 301 A good dresser . . . always has a smile on her face. GAILEY, HERBERT Vocational 108 Blond, curly hair. A favorite with the girls. GAILEY, WILLIAM Vocational 112 Always running around. Hails from the country. GENTILE, VINCENT General 301 Has a gay laugh. A future shoemaker. J. Flasco H. Gailey J. Gibson GIBSON, JoHN Scientific 112 Likes girls in general. Spends a lot of time in Rochester. GRAHAM, ARLENE General 112 Pleasing voice . . . always singing. A hit with everyone. GRAHAM, PHILLIP Scientijic 301 Football Co-captain. A handsome looking fellow. GRIFFIN, CHARLES Vocational 301 A bashful guy. Mr. Sferra's right-hand man. W. Gailey V. Gentile P. Graham C. Griffin 15 ll 4' ,P'f J, xo H X Class of l3,t5l,,y , - . M j fl'Vl11.M'ga21lf. i l A. Gutierrez H. Hallett J. Heidel J. Hohan GUTIERREZ, ANTOINETTE Home Economics 308 Long wavy hair . . . enjoys her vocational Work. HALLETT, HOWARD Scientifc 112 Always forgets his books. Known for his corny jokes. , HALLETT, LOUIS 4 Scientijqc 308 - Likes band and chemistry class . . . a whiz in ' math. HAYVVARD, BONNIE Commercial 108 Comes from across the river. Likes roller skating. L. Hallett B. Hayward T. Hough K. Jacobs HEIDEL, JANET Commercial 308 Sports are her line . . . our cheerleader captain. HOHAN, JOANNE Classical 108 A sharp chick with an A-1 personality. E HOUGH, THOMAS General . 308 Takes life as a joke. A future labor leader. ' , . JACOBS, KATHLEEN General 308 Would like to come back next year to be with Timmy. Class of 7951 JOHNSON, JAMES General 301 Quiet, but manages to go places with the girls. J ON ES, HELEN General 301 Loves baseball. Quite undecided about the future. KAISER, RICHARD General 112 Light blond hair. A fine baseball player. KOMARA, ROBERT General 301 Duke is already hooked. A hard and willing worker. J. Johnson H. Jones D. Krause E. Loftus KRAUSE, DARRELL Scienlihb 301 lVIidland's Dixie Walker. A brain in lVIath class. LOETUS, EDWARD General 108 Has a hard time getting up in the morning. lsaly's favorite helper. LUBICH, ALEXANDER Vocational 108 Another silent type . . . good luck to a svvell kid. LUBICH, ANGELINE Home Economics 308 Quite a joker . . . laughs her way through school. R. Kaiser R. Komara A. Lubich A. Lubich elf- . - f YLV' - gkfgu- .bfi Class of f1'9 v1?vu ,Half ' L. MaCBride J. Miller MACBRIDE, LA General ' 112 Since television, he has been kept rather busy. MASON, EVELYN General 308 The smallest in the class. Ev is always found around the halls. MIKITA, .MICHAEL Vocational 1 12 Hails from Stop 9. Doesn't have time for work. too much MILKOVICH, STEVEN . General 301 Spends all his time loafing . . . a care-free fellow. 17 F ff wif' 2 U-L K0 .M , s , l'll W B , l.t. M. Mikita S. Milkovich D. Modany J. Mosura MILLER, JAMES General 301 One of the quietest . . . always fou corner with a comic book. MILLER, SAMUEL Scientific 108 Cops honors for the biggest bluffer. sort of guy. MODANY, DOLORES Commercial 301 Doesnlt worry about doing anything anywhere. BIOSURA, JOSEPH General 308 Comes from Industry. Uses study sleeping. nd in the A jolly or getting halls for J 3 Class of 1951 MURPHY, WILLIAM General 308 U A tall good-looking boy . . . likes practical Neat jokes. NOAH, RUTH General 1 12 pleasing personality. Easy to get along with. NUN N , DONALD General 301 Eddie's chemistry partner . . . likes to ex- periment. ORR, CARROLL Scientijic 308 Quiet and shy. Drives a nice looking car. 5- ' .L 3 wg. W. Murphy D. Petkovic R. Noah J. Poff iw 'Q.,,., ffvqf '31 ff' iw: .ft ' i., i ,.. I, ',... Q ..., iff 'X 5 1 J 5 W f V., - All if ' fe ' iirii X J M Q 1 . KJ X1 ' r 1 1 -XJ XX Q-9 jj Q' v 1 L, PETKOVIC, DONALD General 308 Slow and easy going . . . spends his study halls in the library. POFF, JOSEPH General 301 Versatile . . . a threat on the gridiron, yet he served Mr. Lamberson tea. POPE, DOROTHY Commercial 112 Song bird. Has a pleasant disposition . . . also has many friends. PORTER, SHIRLEY General 1 12 A beautiful girl who will go places . . . was a darling football queen. D. Nunn C. Orr D. Pope S. Porter ' ,ff 02' 3 '--rxzr' ts-...M 1 411 6 -- 1 Class of 7951 gq,,,4my.,.1m.f,.-- .. Wm. .. Wff, -gvmy,g,5y,w1wHWfM.,M,...... -1. . .. .... C. Price S. Prodonovich E. Ratkovich K. Ratkovich PRICE, CRAVVFORD General 108 A talented artist who has much ambition. Good lucli. PRODONOVICH, SAM General 301 Sleeps in classes. Always with Eddie and Chicken. QUINN, MARY Home Economics 308 Bashful and shy. Keeps busy in the Home EC. department. RADELLA, FRANK Scientific 1 12 Frenchie is the other football co-captain. Noted for his build and clothes. M. Quinn F. Radella W. Reekner M. Reed RATKOVICH, EMIL General 301 A clown in or out of class. Always willing to help Miss Wright. RATKOVICH, KATHRYN Commercial 301 Has a sweet sniile. Enjoys school very much. RECKN ER, XVANDA Commercial 301 A talented young miss. Hails from Georgetown. REED, IVIARIAN Comnzercial 301 Always found working at Jacobs Wfill make a good secretary. Class of 1957 REIDER, DAVID General 301 Goes for a cute majorette. Likes all sports . . a real fighter. ROSS, ELEANOR Commercial 301 A heap of nice looking clothes. Always with her gang. ROSZLER, JOSEPH General 308 Grippy is striving to be another Perry Como . . . hope he makes it. ROY, ELIZABETH Commercial 112 Always talking. Betty is liked by everyone. D. Reider E. Ross M. J. Scarsella H. Sherman SCARSELLA, MARY JANE Commercial 1 12 A joker . . . Scar laughs at everything. Seldom seen without her side-kick, Merge. SHERMAN, HOVVARD Scientifc 308 A lot of brain matter. Ambition is to go to college. SHORT, SYLVESTER General 301 Sylvester has his days and nights mixed. Never hurries. SIDERICH, JOYCE Commercial 1 12 A good volleyball player. Always seen strolling with Teddy, J. Roszlcr E. Roy S. Short J. Siderich ' l Class of 1957 G. Silva C. Smith D. Szurley D. Szurley SILVA, GLORIA Commercial 308 D Beautiful black hair with eyes to match. Doesn't like school. SMITH, CHARLES General 1 12 Plans to go to, Indiana State Teachers' College. Fun to have around. STEVENSON, VERONICA General 301 A cute cheerleader. Vee gets to school on time once in a While. SULLIVAN, SHIRLEY Commercial L 301 Timid, except around those she knows. Fine worker on the Finance Committee. V. Stevenson S. Sullivan J. Torres F. Verzella SZURLEY, DOLORES Commercial 301 Works at lVIurphy's . . . likes to go to the movies. Ambition-secretary. SZUBLEY, DONALD General 301 ' At home in chemistry lab. Likes to sing. TORBES, JULIA Commercial 1 12 Possessor of a beautiful soprano voice. Neat ' and cute. VERZELLA, FRANK Vocational 1 08 Likes to tinker with cars . . . likes to drive ' even better. Class of 1951 VOHAR, ANTHONY General 108 Manager of the band. Takes life seriously. VOJNOVICH, ANN Horne Economics 308 Entertains herself playing the guitar. Likes nice clothes. WHITE, DOROTHY General 112 Will make a good actress. A willing helper. YVILSON, GAT .E General 308 Hails from Smith's Ferry. Goes in for girls from W. Va. A. Vohar A. Vojnovich A. Yanieh C. Yee YANICH, AUDREY Commercial 301 Talks with her big brown eyes . . . has a very likeable personality. YFIE, CHARLES Scienlifc 112 Mr. Lutz's right-hand nian . . . can always be depended upon. YEE, MARY Scientif7c 108 Likes school work. A future lady in white. YU KICA, STANLEY General 308 Our tallest senior. Pippy's height helps in everything, especially basketball. D. White G. Wilson M. Yee S. Yukica Class 1 G. Zinich J. Zinich ZINICH, GEORGE General 308 Runs the movie projector. Always ready for a good time. ZINICH, JOHN Vocational 112 Pounds in shop all the time . . . likes to pound the drums for the band, too. o I ' rl A 3 SENIOR ACTIVITIES ADAMS, JICROME-Hunting and Fishing' 10, 123 Col- lege Club 113 Baseball 11, 123 Sr. Class Play 12. ADAMS, RUTH-Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 103 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 113 Ushers Club 11, A Cappella Choir 11, 123 See-Fi-S 121 Girls' Choir 123 Student Council, F-ec'y 123 Newzette 123 liodis, Co-lflditor Copy Staff 123 Sr. Dance Dec. Comm. 123 Patrol 123 National Honor Society, Se-c'y 123 Concession Squad, Manager 123 Homeroom Sec'y 11, 123 Sr. Class Play 12. ADKINS, JOYCE-Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 103 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 113 Girls' Leaders 11, 123 See-Fi-S 123 Cheerleader 11, 12. AIKIGNS, DONNA-Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 103 Band 10, 11, Asst. Publicity Manager 123 Sec'y, Girls' Leaders 10, 11, Vice-Pres. 123 Newzette 10, 11, Asst. Editor 123 Class Ring Comm. 112 Finance Comm. 11, 123 Jr. Prom Program Comm. Chr, 113 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 113 Jr. Class Play 113 National Honor Society 11, 123 Rodis Staff 123 Patrol 123 Sr. Dance Dec. Comm. 123 Sr. Class Play 12. ALLEN, slEORGE+Football 10, 113 Basketball 10, 112 Varsity Club 10, 11, 123 Basketball Club 10, 11, 12. ARBUTINA, MIRKO-Band 10, 11, 123 Homeroom Vice- Pres. 113 Hi-Y 11, Historian 123 Sr. Dance Dec. Comm. 123 Patrols 123 Boys' Cooking Club, Sec'y 12. BAKER, ICIHNVIN-Hunting' and Fishing' Club 10, Pres. 123 .lr, Prom Comm. 113 Jr. Class Play 113 Hi-Y 123 Patrols 123 Student Council 123 Home- room Sec'y 121 Newzette Staff 121 Sr. Class Play 12. IRALINT, ROIQICRT-Athletic Club 103 Hi-1' 113 Jr. ' 'Class Play 113 Forensic 113 lloys' Cooking Club 12. IEARRETT, RICHARD-Photography Club, Sec'y 103 NVood Craft, Pres. 11. 12. BENSON, GER.xLlllNl-1vJr. Tri-Hi-Y 103 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 113 Finance Comm. 11, 123 Jr. Prom Dec. Comm. E. Zlatovich A. Zuppe ZLATOVICH, ELEANOR Commercial 108 Short and sweet. Will make a hard working secretary. ZUPPE, ANTHONY General 301 Last, but not least . . . our class president and clown. 113 Girls' Leaders 11, 123 See-Fi-S 123 Sr. Dance Dec. Comm. 123 Girls' Choir 123 Patrols 12. IELACKMORE, VVILLIAM-Hunting and Fishing 103 Stage Crew 10, 11, 123 Photog'raphy Club 113 Boys' Choir 12. IZOYLIG, .IAMICS-Football 10, 11, 123 Basketball 103 Football Club 10, 113 Basketball Club 103 Jr. Prom lien-. Comm. 113 Sr. Dance Dec. Comm. 123 Cooking Club 12. UOYLE, JULIA-A Cappella Choir 10, 11, 123 Jr. Tri- Hi-Y 103 Newzette 10, 11, 123 Girls' Leaders 10, 11, Pres. 123 Photography Club, Serfy 103 National Honor Society 11, 123 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 113 Volleyball Team 11, 123 Band 11, 123 See-Fi-S 123 Ptodis, Co-Assistant Editor 123 Sr. Dance Dec. Comm. 123 Girls' Choir 123 Homeroom Vice-Pres 12: Sr. Class Play 12. l2R1+ICHBll.L, SAMUEL-Band 10, 11, 123 Hi-Y 11, 123 Boys' Choir 12. CAMPBELL, SAMUEL-A Cappella Choir 10, 11, 123 Hunting' and Fishing 103 Vocal Ensemble 11, 123 Patrols 123 Track 121 District Choir 12. CASTNER, KATHRYN-Ushers Club 103 Girls' Lead- ers 10, 11, 123 Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 10: Volleyball Team 10, 11, 123 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y, Pres. 113 National Honor Society 11, 123 Jr. Prom Dec. Comm. 113 See-Fi-S 123 Sr. Dance Dec. Comm. 123 Newzette Staff 123 Homeroom Sec'y 123 Red Cross Club 123 Patrols 123 Student Council 123 Rodis 12. CELIJNI, ELLEN-Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 103 Student Council 103 Homeroom Pres. 103 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 113 Jr. Prom Ref. Comm. Chairman 113 See-Fi-S 123 Rodis 123 Newzette 123 Red Cross Club 123 Sr. Dance Ref. Comm. 12. CESTARIC, MARY ANN-Photography Club 103 Rec- ord Club 113 Popular Song Club 12. CESTARIC, STEPHEN-Basketball Club 103 Basket- ball 103 VVood Craft Club 113 Beginners' Typing Club 12. COLISTA, CAESAR-Band 10. Publicity Chairman 11, 123 Orchestra 10, 11, 123 Dance Band 10, 11, Class Vice Pres. 103 National Honor Society 11, 123 Brass Choir 11, 123 Jr. Prom Dec. Comm. 113 Midwest Band 11, 123 Jr. Class Play 113 Sr. Dance Dec. Comm. 121 liodis, Co-Business Mgr. 123 Hi-Y 123 Patrols 12. CUMMINS, CHARLOTTE-Sewing Club 101 Photog- raphy Club 113 Projection Club 12. CUMMINS, WANDA-Pen Pal Club 10, 113 Projection Club 12. DEANGELO, ANTHONY-Athletic Club 103 Hunting and Fishing 11, 12. DELA CRUZ, CATHERINE-l'hotography Club 103 Pen Pal Club 113 See-Fi-S 12: Finance Comm. 123 Rodis 12: Patrols 12. DE PROSPERO, LYDIA-Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 101 Photog- raphy Club, Sec'y 102 Band 10, 11, 123 Orchestra 10, 11, 123 A Cappella Choir 10, 11, 123 Advanced Art Class 10, 11, 123 Jr. Prom Dec. Comm. 113 Na- tional Honor Society 11, 123 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 113 Sr. Dance Comm. 123 Rodis, Co-Art Editor 121 Newz- ette 123 Girls' Choir 122 See-Fi-S 12. DIAMOND, POLLY-Fashion Club 103 Jr. Red Cross 113 Newzette 113 Home Mechanics, Pres. 123 A Cappella Choir 123 Patrols 12. DONATELLA, MARGIE-Song Club 10, 113 Projection Club 12. DUFFY, LEO-Varsity Basketball 103 Wood Craft, Sec'y 113 Typing Club 12. DUFFY LEONA-Ushers Club 103 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 11: See-Fi-S 123 Patrols 123 lied Cross Club 123 Newz- ette 123 Sr. Dance Dec. Comm. 12: Sr. Dance Pro- gram Comm. 12. ECKSTETN, ANNA MARIE-Ushers Club 103 Jr. Red Cross 113 Newzette 111 Parols 123 Home Mechanics Vice Pres. 121 Concession Squad 12. EDMISTON, BETTY-Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 103 A Cappella Choir 10, 11, 123 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 113 Jr. Class Play 113 Vocal Ensemble 111 National Honor Society 11, 123 See-Fi-S 123 Newzette 123 Girls' Choir 123 Patrols 12. FERENCHINA, LILLIAN-Ushers Club 103 Homeroom Pres. 113 Student Council 11: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 111 Fi- nance Comm. 11, 123 Jr. Prom Dec. Comm. 113 Newzette, Ass't Ed. 121 Rodis, Editor 123 See-Fi-S 12: Patrols, Capt. 123 Sr. Dance Dec. Comm. 123 Class Sec.-Treas. 12. FLASCO, JOANN-Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 10: Class Ring Comm. 103 Record Club 112 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 113 See-Fi-S 123 Patrols 123 Sr. Dance Program Comm. 12. GATLEY, HERBERT-Football 10, 11, 123 Stage Crew 10, 11, 12: Leopard Club 10, 11, 123 Jr. Prom Dec. Comm. 113 Hi-Y 11, 123 Student Council 11, 123 Homeroom Pres. 11, 121 Sr. Dance Dec. Comm. 123 Sr. Class Play 12. GAILEY, WILLIAM-Hunting and Fishing Club 10, 11, 123 Stage Crew 11, 12. GENTILE, VINCENT-Photography Club, V. Pres. 103 Hunting and Fishing 113 Golf 122 Patrols 123 Sr. Dance Dec. Comm. 12. GIBSON, JACK-Athletic Club 103 Homeroom Pres. 10, 113 A Cappella Choir 10, 11, 121 Basketball 10, 11, 123 Basketball Club 10, 11, 123 Football 10, 11, 123 Football Club,10, 11, 123 Hi-Y 11, V. Pres. 12: Boys' Choir 123 Patrol, Capt. 123 Homeroom V. Pres. 123 Sr. Dance Orch. Comm. Chairman 12. GRAHAM, ARLENE-Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 103 A Cappella Choir 10, 11, 123 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 113 Jr. Class Play 113 Vocal Ensemble 113 See-Fi-S 123 Newzette 121 Parols 123 Girls' Choir 12. GRAHAM, PHILLTP-Leopard Club 10, 11, 123 Foot- ball 10, 113 Co. Capt. 123 A Cappella Choir 10, 11, Pres. 12: Hi-Y 11, 123 Mid-VVestern Choir 123 Sr. Class Play 12. S GRIFFIN, CHARLES-Photography Club 101 Visual Aid 113 Projection Club 12. GUTIERREZ, ANTIONETTE-Sewing103 Photography Club 113 Projection Club 12. HALLETT, HOWARD-Band 10, 11, 123 Soc. Chair- man 113 Orchestra 10, 11, 123 Dance Band 10, 113 Hi-Y 11, 123 Brass Choir 11, 12: National Honor Society 11, 123 Harmony Club 113 Jr. Prom Dec. Comm. 113 Sr. Dance Dec. Comm. 123 Newzette 12. HALLETT, LOUIS-Band 10, Vice Pres. 11, 123 Orch- estra 10, Vice Pres. 11, 123 Dance Band 10, 113 Brass Choir 11, 123 National Honor Society 11, 123 Hi-Y 11, 123 Service Club 113 Homeroom Sec'y 11. HAYWARD, BONNIE-Ushers Club 101 Pen Pal Club, Pres. 113 Dramatics Club 12. HEIDEL, JANET-Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 103 Pen Pal Club 103 Volleyball Team 10, 11, 121 Girls' Leaders Club 10, 11, 123 Cheerleader, Capt. 11, 123 Jr. Prom Dec. Comm. 113 Sr. Dance Dec. Comm. 123 Patrols 123 See-Fi-S 123 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 11. HOHAN, JOANNE-Jr. Red Cross 103 Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 103 A Cappella Choir 10, 11, 123 Finance Comm. 10, 11, 123 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y, Vice-Pres. 113 National Honor Society 11, 123 Jr. Prom Orch. Comm. 113 Jr. Class Play 113 Homeroom Vice-Pres. 113 See-Fi-S 123 Girls' Choir 123 Sr. Dance Dec. Comm. 123 Patrols 123 Rodis, Co-Editorial Ed. 12. HOUGH, THOMAS-Nature Club 103 Baseball 10, 11, 123 Forensic Club Pres. 113 Jr. Prom. Dec. Comm. Chairman 113 Jr. Class Play 113 Student Council 11, Pres. 123 Homeroom Pres. 11, 12: Newzette, Sports Ed. 123 Rodis, Sports Ed. 12: Sr. Dance Dec. Comm. Ass't Chairman 123 Concession Chairman 11, 123 Sr. Class Play 12. JACOBS, KATHLEEN-Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 103 Orch. 10, 11, 123 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 111 A Cappella Choir 11, 123 Na- tional Honor Society 11. 123 Jr. Prom. Dec. Comm. 113 See-Fi-S 123 Patrols 123 Rodis 123 Newzette 12: Sr. Dance Dec. Comm. 123 Girls' Choir 123 Sr. Class Play 12. JOHNSON, JAMES-Hunting and Fishing Club 103 Hi-Y 113 Basketball Club 123 Newzette 12. JONES, HELEN-Ushers Club 103 Photography Club 113 Patrols 123 Concession Squad 12. KAISER, RICHARD-Basketball 10, 111 Baseball 10, 11, 123 Basketball 10, 11,123Hi-Y 123 Typing Club 12. KOMARA, ROBERT-Football 10, 113 Track 103 Var- sity Club 10, 113 Homeroom Vice-Pres. 10, 113 Jr. Prom Dec. Comm. 113 Hi-Y 11, 123 Sr. Dance Dec. Comm. Chairman 123 Student Council 123 Home- room Pres. 12. KRAUSE, DARRELL-Camera Club 103 Basketball Club 11. LOFTUS, EDWARD-Leopard Club 103 Football 10, 123 Athletic Club 113 Boys' Cooking Club 12: Jr. Prom. Dec. Comm. 113 Sr. Dance Dec. Comm. 12. LUBICH, ALEX-Athletic Club 101 Hunting and Fish- ing Club 112 Wood Craft Club 12. LUBICH, ANGELINE-Record Club 103 Photography Club 113 Patrols 12: Projection Club 12. MAC BRIDE, LARRY-Basketball 103 Athletic Club 10, 113 Hunting and Fishing Club 12: Concessions Squad 12. MASON, EVIQLYN--Record Club 103 Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 103 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 113 Jr. Prom Dec. Comm. 113 Jr. Prom Program Comm. 11: Finance Comm. 11, 123 Jr. Class Play 111 Newzette 11, 123 Rodis 123 Sr. Dance Dec. Comm. 123 Sr. Dance Orch. Comm. 12: Sr. Class Play 12. MIKITA. MICHAEL-VVood 'Craft Club, 103 Boys Leaders Club 113 Popular Music Club 12. MILKOVICH, STEVEN-Football 10, 11, 123 Football Club 10, 113 Basketball 103 Jr. Prom Dec. Comm. 113 Boys' Cooking Club 123 Sr. Dance Dec. Comm. 12. MILLER, JAMES-Automotive Club 103 Hunting and Fishing Club 11, 12. MILLER, SAM-Band 10, 11, 123 Basketball Mgr. 10, 11, 123 Orchestra 113 Newzette 113 Homeroom V. Pres. 113 Hi-Y 11, 123 Dance Band 113 Typing Club 12: Athletic Council 123 Patrols 12: Sr. Name Card Comm. 123 Homeroom Treas. 12. MODANY, IJOLORES-Photography Club 103 Jr. Tri- Hi-Y 103 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 113 See-Fi-S 123 Patrols 12. MOSURA, JOSEPH-Homeroom Secretary 10, Hunting and Fishing Club 10, 111 Projection Club 11, Patrols 123 Typing Club 12. MURPHY, WILLIAM-Hunting and Fishing Club 103 Basketball 11, 123 Athletic Club 11, 121 Patrols 123 Homeroom V. Pres. 12. NOAH, RUTH-Usher Club 102 Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 103 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 113 See Fi S 123 Rodis 123 Newzette 123 Patrols 12. NUNN, DONALD-Hi-Y 113 Projection Club 12: Visual Aid Squad 12. ORR, CARROI.L-Photography Club 103 Hunting and Fishing Club 113 A Cappella Choir 121 Boys' Choir 12. PETKOVIC, DONALD-Football 10, 123 Leopard Club 103 Basketball 11, 123 Baseball ll, 123 Athletic Club 113 Boys' Cooking Club 12. POIPF, JOSEPH-Football 10, 11, 123 Basketball 103 Track 103 Homeroom Pres. 113 A Cappella Choir 11, 123 Boys' Choir 12. POPE, DOROTHY-Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 103 A Cappella Choir 10, 11, 123 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 113 Newzette 113 Jr. Prom Orchestra Comm. 113 Girls' Leaders Club 11, 121 See-Fi-S 12. PORTER, SHIRLEY4Class Historian 103 Record Club 103 Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 103 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 113 Student Council V. Pres. 113 Jr. Class Play, Student Di- rector 111 Jr. Prom Dec. Comm. 113 liand 11, 123 Newzette 11, 123 Girls' Leaders Club 11 Sec'y 123 Finance Comm. 11, 123 National Honor Society 11, Treas. 123 See-Fi-S 123 Sr. Dance Dec. Comm. 123 Rodis 123 Patrols 123 Volleyball Team 123 Football Queen 123 Sr. Class Play 12. PRICE, CRAWFORD-Advanced Art Class 11. PRODONOVICH, SAM-Leopard Club 10, 11, 123 Foot- ball 10, 11, 123 Hunting and Fishing Club 12. QUINN, MARY-Pen Pal Club 101 Jr. Red Cross 11, 123 See-Fi-S 123 Typing Club 123 Patrols 123 Fi- nance Comm. 12. RADELLA, FRANK-Athletic Club 103 Jr. Class Ring Comm. 103 A Cappella Choir 10, 11. V. Pres. 123 Basketball 10, 11, 123 Football 10, 11, 123 Leopard Club 10, 11, 123 Basketball Club 10, 11, 123 Hi-Y 123 Boys' Choir, V. Pres. 123 Patrols 12. RATKOVICH, EMIL-Basketball Club 10, 113 Hunt- ing and Fishing Club 12. RATKOVICH, KATHRYN-Record Club 103 Pep Club 113 Dramatics Club 123 Patrols 12. RECKNER, WANDA-Pen Pal Club 103 College Club 111 Jr. Prom. Dec. Comm. 113 Girls' Choir 123 See Fi S 123 Patrols 12. REED, MARIAN-Ushers Club 103 Finance Comm. 113 Red Cross 111 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 113 National Honor So- ciety ll, 123 See-Fi-S 123 Patrols 123 Rodis, Copy Editor 121 Sr. Dance Dec. Comm. 12. REIDER, DAVID-Homeroom Pres. 103 Student Coun- cil 103 Basketball 10, 11, Basketball Club 10, 113 Newzette 10, 113 Baseball 10, 11, 123 Ring Comm. 113 Football 11, 123 Football Club 11, 12, Hi-Y, Pres. 12, Boys' Cooking Club 123 Announcement Comm. 123 Homeroom Vice Pres. 12. ROSS, ELEANOR-A Cappella Choir 10, 11, 123 Newz- ette 11, 123 Girls' Choir 121 Patrols 123 Rodis 12. ROSZLER, JOSEPH-General Course. ROY, BETTY-Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 103 Ushers Club 113 Band 10, 11, 121 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y, Hist. 113 Newzette 123 See-Fi-S 123 Rodis 12: Patrols 12, SCARSELLA, MARY JANE-Photography Club 103 Jr. Tri-Hi-Y, Vice Pres. 103 Student Council 103 Con- cession Squad 10: Girls' Leaders 10, 11, 123 Newz- ette 10, 11, 123 Volleyball Team 10, 11, 123 Jr. Prom. Dec. Comm. 113 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 113 Band 11, 12: Girls' Choir 123 Rodis 123 Sr. Dance Dec. Comm. 123 See-Fi-S 123 Patrols 12. SHERMAN, HOWARD-Nature Club 103 Orchestra 10, 113 Hi-Y 123 Patrols 123 Visual Aid Squad 12. SHORT, SYLVESTER-Boys' Club 103 Basketball Club 113 Auto Club 11. SIDERICH, JOYCE-Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 101 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 113 National Honor Society 11, 123 Girls' Leaders 11. 123 Reserve Cheerleader 113 See-Fi-S 123 Newzette 123 Rodis 12. SILVA, GLORIA-Record Club 103 Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 103 Ring Comm. 103 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 113 Class Sec'y 112 Patrols 123 See-Fi-S 123 Rodis 12. SMITH, CHARLES-Band 10, 11, 12, Homeroom Sec'y 113 Harmony Club 113 Newzette 123 Patrols 12. STEVENSON, VERONICA-Record Club 101 Reserve Cheerleader 103 Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 103 Girls' Leaders 10, 11, 123 Varsity Cheerleader 11, 123 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 113 See-Fi-S 12. SULLIVAN, SHIRLEY-Photography Club 103 Red Cross 113 Jr. Prom Dec. Comm. 113 Newzette 11, 123 See Fi S 123 Patrols 123 Finance Comm. 12. SZURLEY, DOLORES-Record Club 103 Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 103 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 11, Jr. Prom Dec. Comm. 113 See- Fi-S 123 Finance Comm. 123 Newzette 123 Patrols 12. SZURLEY, DONALD-Choir Club 10, Class Ning Comm. 103 A Cappella Choir 10, 11, 123 Visual Aid Squad 10, 11, 123 Jr. Prom Dec. Comm. 113 Hi-Y 11, 123 Band 11, 123 Ensemble 11, 123 Newzette 11, 123 Patrols 123 Rodis 123 Orchestra 12. TORRES, JULIA-Jr. Tri-Hi-Y Sec'y 103 Class Sec'y 103 Record Club 103 Homeroom Sec'y 103 Girls' Leaders Club 10, 11, 123 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 113 Ensemble 113 Jr. Prom Dec, Comm. 113 Orchestra 10, 11, 123 A Cappella Choir 10, 11, 123 Class Historian 11, 123 National Honor Society 11, 123 Patrols 123 Rodis 123 Girls' Choir 123 Newzette 123 See-Fi-S 121 Dis- trict Choir 123 Sr. Dance Invitation Comm. 123 Homeroom Treas. 12. Vl'1,RZELLA, FRANK-Hunting.:' and Fishing Club 103 Wood Craft Club 111 Boys' Cooking Club 12. VOHAR, ANTHONY-Band 10, 11, 123 Orchestra 10, 11, 123 A Cappella Choir 10, 11, 121 Jr. Prom Dec. Comm. 11: Jr. Class Play 113 Dance Band 112 Vocal Ensemble 11, 123 Brass Choir 11, 123 Patrols 123 Sr. Dance Orch. Comm. 123 Midwest Choir 123 Midwest Band 121 Rodis, co-business manager 123 Sr. Dance Dec. Comm. 123 Midwest Orchestra 123 Sr. Class Play 12. VOJNOVICH, ANN--Photography Club 10, 113 Projec- tion Club 12. WHITE, DOROTHY-Ensemble 103 Jr. Tri-Hi-Y, Pres. 103 Girls' Leaders 10, 11, 123 A Cappella Choir 10, 11, 123 Volleyball Team 113 Jr. Class Play 113 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 113 National Honor Society 11, 123 Newz- ette 11, 123 See-Fi-S 123 Girls' Choir 123 Rodis 123 Patrols 12. NVILSON, GALE-Glee Club 103 Photography Club 113 Visual Aid Squad 12. YANICH, AUDREY-Record Club 103 Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 103 Girls' Leaders 10, 11, 123 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 113 See-Fi-S 123 Patrols 123 Newzette 12. YEE, CHARLES-Camera Club, Pres. 103 Visual Aid Squad 10, 11, 123 Advanced Art Class 10, 11, 123 Debate Club 113 Jr. Prom Dec. Comm.,113 Student Council 11, 123 Athletic Club 122 Newzette 123 Hi-Y 123 Rodis, Co-Art Editor 123 Sr. Dance Dec. Comm. 123 Homeroom Pres. 12. YEE, MARY-Student Council 103 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 113 Jr. Prom Invitation Comm. 113 Forensic Club, Sec'y 113 National Honor Society 11, 123 Newzette 123 Rodis 123 Patrols 123 See-Fi-S 12. YUKICA, STANLEY-Athletic Club 103 Homeroom Vice Pres. 101 Basketball Club 10, 113 Vice Pres. 123 Student Council 113 Jr. Prom Dec. Comm. 113 Homeroom Pres. 111 Class Vice Pres. 11, 123 Bas- ketball 11, 123 Sr. Dance Dec. Comm. 12, Hi-Y 12. ZINICH, GEORGE-Projection Club 10, 11, 123 Visual Aid Squad 10, 11,' 121 Patrols 123 Typing Club 12. ZINICH, JOHN-Band 10, 11, 123 Newzette 12. ZLATOVICH, ELEANOR-Fashion Club, Sec'y 103 Pep Club 113 Dramatics Club, Sec'y 123 Patrols 12. ZUPPE, ANTHONY-Athletic Club 10, 113 Student Council 10, 11, 123 Football 10, 11, 123 Football Club 10, 11, 123 'l'rack 113 Jr. Class Play 113 Jr. Prom Dec. Comm. 113 Class Pres. 11, 123 A Cappella Choir 11, 123 Rodis 123 Hi-Y 123 Boys' Choir 12: Patrols 123 Sr. Dance Dec. Comm. 123 Sr. Class Play 12. SENIOR HIGH CLASS OFFICERS ELEVENTH GRADE TENTH GRADE President ........... Jule D'Angelo President ...... Marshall Ungethuem Vice President. . . . .Eugene Martell Vice President .......-., Rita Boyle Secretary ......... Mary Jane Doak Secretary -.... . . .Sylvia DiRenzo Treasurer .... . . Anthony Bernardi Treasurer. . . . .Nancy Butcher Historian. . . . .Vance Thompson Sponsor. . . ...... Miss Jack Sponsor. . , , . .Miss Milanovich HOMEROOMS ROOM 106 Grade 11 Mr. Myers FIRST IKOXY: Mr. Myers, A. I IZll'Jl, M. f'lIIll'1Il!9J.'Il2llll, M, lleliich, L. lNIm1tg'miie1-y. M. Pamp- bvll, li. lIig'liul'v, SIGCUNIJ ILONY: W. Iwiven, H. Todfl. .l. Carosa, A. llernardi, J. Laughlin. I-'. lfernanrlez, lb. lliamoml. 'l'l-lllllr ILUXY: ll. 4'r:11'L. P. Kruse-, .l. Donatellzi, li. Rolinivh, A. Milanovich, J. Iivefl, IJ. l'1mim1-wicli, I . th-rzisi. l HllIi'l'll IUJXVZ U, 'l'ihn-rin, Il. 'l'u1'l-zisso, Il, Imwsull, ll. liuwllm-Sky, IC. Martell, A. KVI- vusluiu, U, l'im'hn-Ili, XY. SllIllllll'I'N, li. Strvil. 1 I l ROOMS 106 AND 306 Grade 11 Mr. Thorne l IIlS'l' ILUXV: M1-. 'l'Im1'nv, M. Mrmrticll. IC. Iii1'kb1'id-z J. Zlzltuvich, I.. Ilzmstings, I'. lmylv-, II. Hastings. IJ, Mamlish, Sl-IUUNII HOW: If. Illig, 12. Uzunp, I', '1'ibl'I'iU, C. Romesburg. 'I'HlIlIr HOW: R. lim-zwum. IA. Roman, L. llubrunz, N. Pacini, IJ. Verzvlla. .I. Mill:-r, Il. l.uIu-, .I. Dye, M. I+'z1irwez1lI16I'. I4'Ul'Ii'I'II ILUXY: Ii, Yuvich. 'I'. Lindsay. Y. Mzwtilletti, 'I'. 'l'UIlIitrYI4'II, H. Yulv, 12. fluilvy. lf. 'l'imhIin, I', I-':nrn:m, A. IJ',XngeIu. Grade 11 Miss Milaxaoviclw I IIiS'l' HHXY: Miss KIIIIIIIIIYIVII. RI. .Tvrgmmx XI. Nw-ly. IT, l:I'1ltII'Il, I . I2-Imam. I-I. I'1w-sutti. SI-IVHNII IUHV: 41, IY51'IIl'ZlIIl4lII. M. Sczllerzx, JI. lltihiill. E. Hr-nkin. NI. Ilnzlk. C. I'n1'te-r. 'I'IlIIlIf ICUXY: F. Field--1. BI, In-Ila Valle, U. Spiszxk. U. Kesvr, AI, Russell, A. Yimlzxlcwvin-Im, Il. Ihay. S. Trkulzl. I-'Ul'Ii'I'II ROXY: H. XYIIIIQA, ,I. lireckvrlridgv, IZ. Snsack, I II 'l'II IUIXV: C. IHISUIII, IV. Nutz, J, Il'An:.:'vIu, I.. Cody, lb. S:1im:viscI1, 'I'. Pfllltnmi, IZ. Nutt, XY, 'l'iIlvy, Il, l,L'I'4'l'IUYilfh. ROOMS 309 AND 101 Grade 11 Miss Lovejoy l'lliS'l' HUNY1 S. Alfwli. M. I llll0l'. Y. Mullin, C. Zibaiilzl. YX1, Si1l'I'ulvLt:1, A. ln-sluv, .l. Smith, IG. Uri. 'l'. Vummins. SICVUNID UMW: IC. lkwellilii, N. Sinilwui, ll. IJ'.Xm.:'+-lu, W. AIl'4llwm'r1. Y. 'I'lil-lmiswiu. XY. li1'Ill2'lll1',vl':. Simmg, li, S4-uit, AG, N1-uh, li. Hall. I llllI.lr IJHN: ll. ly:-liv. 3I.'l1'e1p1wu1ie1, ,I. Arlams, M, Milrmic-li. M. .lima-s, .X. 'l'1,-pil-l-ml, 4., 1,1-ew-11, ll, lllllllll, I., Nun Ll-er, .l, Nilgl-111. l4'Hl'li'l'll RUXY: Il. Vlwlltlllllli I.. Ilzlfll-llzl. I . I'uI'l'. ll. 'lxllUll'lDSHll, Il, I 1'iclri1'k, XV. I:HlIQ'llIlVl', IJA Illwidilil-, .I. llzirln-y, .l. Vaisvy. ' 9 Grade 10 Miss O Hara l lllS'I' IUJXY: N, xlilf'lillll, 34. Ilillvllzw. Xl. 4l'Xvil, l', lilwxiv, .l. .le14'lxsni1, l'. llulivi, Il. llummonfl, Al. llarlvy. SI+IK'UNll IUJNY: Miss 0'll:x1':1. ll. l'vm-4-, Il. Ilmmis. ll. llihhurrl, N. Ymmsivli. XY. Nlc'I!riclw, Bl. lizissnr, U, l'lwx'ulie1', fl. l'4-nv:-. ll. Lziughlin. 'I'llIliII HOXY: li. llzispzirinl-, l'. .Iulmslm, li. lirl-visky, Il. Ihvyl--, I . Illzmlu-nslmip. li, l'illi, S, H2ll'1'iS. Xl. Slil-vlin. S. Vamp. lf'lll'l2'l'H HHXY: lf. llibsl-11, 'li l'ull-iw, XY. Ilzivis. J. LvKl:1sI1-1's. li. lmwis. X. Iluz--ll. J. llall, J. lflmnixig. LZ Stl-wart. ROOMS 105 AND 111 Grade 10 Mr. Scott I-'INST IKUXY: M11 Stull. U. K1-lly. M. Xvl'ZllllXSPYi1'h, 1'. 11i'l'ullim-, A. lhfxumraxtz, Xl. Sl101'lllZlll. H. i'z1sI,s-llano, SICUUNID IIUXYQ Il. H1-rtovic. IL Lucas, S. 4'umIw1'l1-flg'e. H, Sllsich, 'l'. XviIlHX'14'h, A. Ilatluu- vin-11, Nl. Lopes. 'l'liIll1r IUIXYQ IC, Szlnrh-31 11. 111-lmdelsml, lk, fJIlUSlx1l, .l, l!1wml4s, .M 1'ilI'411lZ21. .I. 4ll'1ll1ll1. .l. Smydzx. Grade 10 Mr. Duncan 'I4'lIlS'l' IIUW: Mr. IVIIIIUHII, S. Rfvlfamlcln-11, .I. Hin-11. C. Iyllllll, Ii. IWil'ic-1-in, M. I1l'l l'hYl1'. A. firsml, l,. 1'riflvl1m1'f-, IJ. X'1u'1uwirh, S, Sczarpuri. SICUUNIP IUJXY: E. Giovanelli, E, Colaizzi, E. 'l'llCliPI'. I.. Susich, I'. 'I':lylo1, M. Impex. 11. lim-ie-k, I.. f1olfli11:.'C91', 'l'IilllIP IIHXY: G. lmuk, I, HV4-vhbill, Il. l'z1nc1-Hi. IfH1'li'l'Il IUPXYZ .I. Stull. R. llmnvsbx11'g:,'. C. XYM-lily, .I. Nliggliulw, IC. KVix'ushi:n, NI. Hutt- livb, XY, Mm1:u', li. XVi11izxmS. U. Musurslii, li. k'zx!'utlu-rs. ROOMS 307 AND 314 Grade 10 Miss Jack I'IIiST ICHXYZ Bliss .I:u'lx. .l, fQI'Ul'Il, IP. Niue-h.xIIA. ll. Svziisvllzi. Nl. Smith, I,. XX'illizims. II. Slmrl, .I. Yulvtiv, IJ. Ukllldifh SICUUNIP HOXY: S. Davis. IC. I:N2Il'dSh2lll, I.. Uhilds. G. Smith, S. Kvlh-1', .I. lfm-esn. S. Doughty. 'l'HIIilJ IUJXY: I. Hzllrzivh. I . Ku-lly. Il. XIllliiIlS. V. ljhilszxy, ll. I:llIi1'li, V. lIU1'iil'Ilhr'l'I'X, S. Iizxsvly, I.. Hiwyfl, A. IM-ia Viuz. I Hl'Ii'I'H HOXY-.l. Zuppv. J. I.uing:. fxl. L7lli.I'4'tiHl4'l1l. Il. Xlstmi. .I, I.ur':is. .l. l'1'uppi1i, J. .lulihsi-11, S, I'ill:u', 1-'. llilszi. Grade 10 Mr. Marshall I IIlS'l' IIUXY: Mr. Mzlrshzill. .I. Siviiiln-i'g:, I.. livin-ks. il. SiiX'Vl'Ill2lll. l. Ihiili-y, II. XX'iItin1. ,X. Mullmi. .I. Pvtkuviv, XI. T24-giin, N. IIIIIVIIVI. M. fil'2lii6Llll, SI'1i'0Nll IIUXY: Il. 'l'mlcl, J. Ilzilsvr. Il. Sm-mutt. I'. Muiizuf, N. Mzlrtiu. Nl. Kzxrns, H. l,1-imzird. AI. flutivrrvz, l'. Rich. THIHIP IIHXV: AI. 1,HStil'il, S. Blilkuvivh. I., 'I'--psiv, Ii. Yzihivh, N. 1'i-p:nx'i0h. Ii. Impzillwliici, Il. lllznir, ll. Vziiiipbi-ll. l'. Mwlish, J. lluavh . JUNIOR HIGH CLASS OFFICERS N INTI-I GRADE President ........... ' ..,....... George Davis Vice President ....... ...... . lanet Deramo Secretary-Treasurer ....... Rose Diario Palyzin Historian .......... .... L awrenre While Sponsor .... . . . Mr. Morford EIGHTH GRADE President ...... . . .Dean Adkins Vice President ..... . . .Nflirky Stoll Secretary-Treasurer .... ..... IN Tarty Stoll Historian ......... .... N ancy Beglin Sponsor. . . .... Nr. Bioeso SEVENTH GRADE President ........ ..... NI ichael Bzllco Vice President ..... .... G erald Canielupe Secretary-Treasurer .... ........ E dna Burns Historian .......... ...... H arry Blair Sponsor ..... .... IX flrs. IVIcRoberls ROOMS 503 AND 304 Grade 9 Nha Morford . ..,. y - 1 - V 4 - - N vw - l'lI-ml IJHX3 5. Nlzltlw-, Ib. IVUYIVII, XX. Slzillmgs. lu. 4.1-11:--1'oII:1, I. Ix1':11ivr. SIGUHNIW HUNV: NIV. Mm'l'm'rl, Il. IIJIIWUX, S. .Iunvs. U, f:llllSilllI1'Y, ll. Duhwmx, Ii. l'z115':u1, W Y, QW:-Iuvir-ln, l'. Iiushmirr-. Bl. Sf'alv1'z1. M. lliamund. THIIU? IIHXYZ ll. SQUV-1':1, Ii. Mull' li. llnlud. ll. XYhiItaL'l'+-. C, lilwdurx. I'. l'1-11.-114rx'im'h. IP, Bllhlbuue-1. .I. XNQ-Ivh, Bl. Mullin. I'Ol'Il'I'H IIUNV: lb. Hudson. .I. lfldmistun, .l. Kruvisliy, E. Szxllis, l,. XYhitv. .I. IH-Ilu Yzlllv. .l, Ibuzlk, M. liwsuxwviwll. ll. K'0lll1'l'1', Grade 9 Nha Scott I IIiS'I' HOW: Il. Simms, ll. Snlzullm-3. N. Nwvnlx, I.. Y:-1'zf-Il:1. ti IH-ling. L. Ilrzulshzxw. Bl. Zllpalw. SI-IUUNTD HUXY: Mr. SQ-uit. XI. l'um'h, LY NIL-i'luslu-y, I.. Girximr. N. Y.-xivh, Ii. Yid:nkm'i1-h. Il, SliIlwz1,um1, Y, I'1-lwulu, ll. lJlIilll!, IV. Spunik. 'l'HIIil1 HHXY: .l, Nlmn-WA, IC. In-1-sl. lr. Ir'.Xl1uw-1--. A. 'Intl'-1'1 -z, Il. Mv4l:1I't'i4-. ,L Imvis. ll. lust, U, Sunmwrs. J. Smvf-rs, .X. lm-I-A. ROOMS 305 AND 312 Grade 9 Mr. Lamberson l lllS'l' RHXY: l, f2llil1t2lll?l, S, IH-t1'usk5'. Il. l'1'iflf-111-we, S, IIGl'lxll4'I'. 'l'. 1.0111-s. S. lmpvs, IG. MrI1a1I'1'ir-, M. Alvhiilili, C. XVi1snn1, .X, Uulxzillzi. SIGNHND IUPXVQ A111 Lanlbm-rslm, I'. I'lunkvl1. AI. II4-ltrunmli. NI. A1341-rs, P. NIw1mt,:'m11f-1'5. D, Ilvv1'1', IG, Zim-linski, BI. liiHk2UlY', S. Smith, U. llncif.:m's, H. Hulzavzx. 'Pllllilm ROXV: lf. .Xltiorg R. I+'ii'e-, I . Sam-hvz. J, Sullivan, li. Vottivs. li ,ICumm1-Il, ll. lilbfhlllililll, Ll, Blivlm--1, J, 'I'uy1ey. Ir, lm..m11Ql1f1, l tll'Ii'l'II HUXV: Il, Keys, 'l'. Hzlliutu, XY. xvilllflllll. I'. XYilsm1. li. I'z1lsul1s. T. H4lI2lX'il. G. .Inm-s, Xl, Blilrmwic-lu, J. Milxitu. Grade 9 Miss Brown l IIiS'I' IUJXV: Miss Ilrmxn, .I. KIKISIIVEI. li. Ilvliiwlm, M. ll:-ml. S. Kinuvy, IL K1-11-ski. M, Nwzih, V. Halint, ll, Ivisdmw-, J, ,ITP1'HlNU. SIQVHNIJ IUJXY: 'l', lll'2ih2ll1l, M. Rusu. KI. ':I'3lh2lHl, U. Nngre-1. IL 'I'lw11ms. Nl. l'2lYl'il'h. IJ. Ifillltrlly S, llulxls. ll, Gmnlmull. 'Vllllilv HUXYS ll. 'l'unLi, Ii. Noah, H. lizxoml. IG. Milf-hell, F. Gilmore, lf'Hl'Ii'I'H IQUXY: J, I':l'UC'kVl'll'idQL'fx, tl. 'im-nuk. Il. I,+'l-'--bww-, ,L Vvlli-As, XI. Yuki:-h, 1'. Nlllsllxxvvk, A. Iidnlillstmx, F, XY:1ir1. IG. .lunvS. ROOMS 201 AND 206 Grade 8 Miss Wagner I'lHS'I' IUJXY: Il. I'i4'I1uz'mlw. .I. ll:mxv1l1u1'111-. l,. 111-zzluzlln. J. Hlimm, Rl. Imllgrhly, fl. link--1'. Il. Xxhitm-, .X. Ahhult, .I. Kmlntz. l'. 111-szlmx SIGVUNIJ IIUXY: Miss XY:1,:'m-r, AI. SLIIIIIIIPIS, IZ. Alslmm, .l. Iilxlillllikl, .X. Susiczh, Il, Il-yy, N. Smithe Ii, XX'hiL1-. NI, Un-Llwivll, II. xfY2lIllA't4l', 'l'IIlIiIJ IUJXY1 .I. Newtz, 31. Stull, Ii. Yulllmgg, XY. Yimmvim-lm. Ir. Arlliins. C. Ixilllllwllfl. Nl. Stull. ,l, Yuri:-lu. Il. Lum-Il. I4'Hl'Il'l'H IZHXY: IP. Yulvh. J. N11-nulxulm, 41. Cu--Ia. V, Snllis, Il, Lulu-. XY. I,--If-fhx'x'v. .I. IDMXYSUII, V. 1.1-nk, .l. Imw:-1-11. Grade 8 Mr. Snyder Ielllwl IUPXY: Mr: SIIXIIVV. li 111'-1-11, ll. lluhns--11, V. lmuulllp. KI. Sl-yI't'4-I, V. XY1'ight. H. .lum-s, K. Ilussruwl. I.. I I:11':1. J, Ellis. SICUMNIH IIUXY: 1'. Rokuich. IZ, I,vI 1-bx'1'0. 'l'. Iiadn-llzx, I . NYhitv, I.. King. I', Filli, S. XVQAIQ-h, ll. NUYUSQ-l. 'I'lIIIlI1 ILHXY: J, Uhilmls, IZ. Ilurriin-li, tl. XYisv, .l. V1-glial, li, I,4-IW-bx'1'4-, M. I,:1w1'vncf9, 1. I'vt1'wl'I', li, .lun--s, II, I-if-ml. l Ul'Ii'I'lI IZUXYZ Y. KUY?lxt1Skj'. ll. Iil'iYl'SlIi2l. I , Sus:1r'k. I,. Slzlppy, .X. Xlstmm. Il, Ilwlnaw-A l', Aellxilms, IS. YQ--A. I . D:1ws4-11, 11. .lwsf-ph. RGOMS 211 AND 204 Grade 8 Mr. Meese I lIlS'l' IUIXY: I.. 1'h1-vzxlif-V, li. Spf-1 111115, M. I1--vim-lx. IE. SI1--Vlmm, M, livzms, Il, ,Xilu-ns, U, Gray, I . NYhiI.n-, li. f:iIlllUI'9. SI-ICONII IUJXV: Mr, Meffsv, .l. Brown, I'. 1'acn-lla, I', l':u-1-lI:1. N, Illmn-, I'. St.:-i11be1'u'. I'. Nusa, I.. MCXYilIiamS. N. lleglin, I.. 1,0112-1. M. Anumvlli, IZ. G1'uhz1m. 'FIIIKIW IZUXY: I'. l'4lI't4'l', M, Kewl-1', Il. IA-wis, .l. Sn-lrik. .l. XYilSoll, .X. Stm-Q-V4-S, .X. K'z11'fhlIn, H, Arhutiun, IC. Hfwnivk. XY. I,ux'vjuy. l-'1ll'Il'l'H IIUXY: M. xI1'f:Elfvf'i4', XY. I7l'I'SllilH6I. XY. IA-minp:. .I. l:2ll'IlVj, ll. Knwuln-sky, l', Allvn. J. Sl1I'II-lvllzl. If 'l'ix'is, IE, Iilzwluvmul, Iv. 'IH-psiv. I,. Sc-ull, I'. Nllgrvut, Grade 7 Mrs. McRoberts I'lIiS'1' HUXY: I'. S1!'XX'il1'l, l..v'I'1l1'm-V, XY. l'1'i1-I'. li. I':uhi:m, Il. SIIPIIIIHIL .l, .Xfiun1s. S. IM-mnmuln. Ii, xlillllg, I.. XX 1-bb. SI-IVONI1 IUHY: I1, 'l'mid. I'. Stu-lv, 11 Nuhv, Y. I,:13lz1nti:x, Rl. Slzlppy, IC. .hmm-S, M. Amn- stvzul, F. Smith, K. Mrfnivlu. R. Skimwr, fi, Com-zxdi. ll. llluir. 'I'HlHIy HHXY: Mr. Kvllllvdy, I'. Vukus. l Ul'H'l'H IUHY: l', Snsxixg Il. I!1'iL:'hz11'4ll, I.. Gylwzllw. 11. .Imu-s. N. Illwzxn-1-, A. k':1x'dUz:a, IC. llzlvlnnluld. ll, Hmldynzxll, li. l3l'1r:uli1-, lfll- FH IKUXY: Y, l':1Iya1L'1i. Mill--13 'I'. Ilzuris, K. 4l1'nswvst, il. Mumulza, D. Vw-grliu. Ii. Yis- nxvlx, h. Huluvu, .I. NW-bb. 41, Cznltn-lupm-. ROOMS 208 AND 209 Grade 7 Mrs. oyce I IIlS'I' KUXYi Ii. NI-wtz. XI. Ilillvu, l.. IIIIIIII, Il. IYZIIVII, .I. IIHIUII, Il. KIIIII. SICITHNIJ IUHY: Mrs. .Iuywn II. SIiIIw:ngwm, NI. Yuxqlu-Z. BI. X'i1lIlIi1IX'I1'lI, IG. I.Iw--jury, II. .II-well, A, Iii III'-nml, K. 'I'u1'Ie-y, 'I'IIIIIIv UHXV: Il. .IQ-xxwll, I. Simms. .I. Iiznicfh, G, .Xud-frsml. A. P11-I-rms. I-1. Ilurns, IJ. Zl'I'llII'h. Y. Ih---1-hbill. I Ul'Il'I'H IUDXYQ II,I fA1g:11sm1, II. I vI'L1'llSmIII, NI, K1-srkr, Ii. flrwscwst, Ii, Hyle. I-'. Il-,nl-n':nIz. I , Ke-II5, S, XYIISUH, Il, I.m-kwmsd, V, Nulzl, Il Urr. Grade 7 Mr. Hulick l IIiS'I' IIUXY: .I. Iluss-All, I . XYuII'I-, V, XVI-Ie'II, .X. lf1H'h1'I', Ii. Num-I. Ii. Ilzlwsml. SICVUNID IIHW: IZ. I1i'I'uIIi1l, Y. 1'I'Il11IIIH. BI. I i:-IIIS. Il. Alzlln-vIiwI1, li. XX'rigI1l. Il. SIIIXIIZI, KI. 8115114-r. 'l'IIIIilJ IUPNV: Mr. Iluliuk, .I. Vulvliv, II, Ifiilllllillll, .I. VZll'ilX'I'IIt', IP, l'u-tm-rs, N, l3I2l1'IilIlHI'1'. .I. XIl'IA'2lIl, 49, I ie-l4I1'1', I'. Blmje-1-. I 4lI'I1'l'H HOW: I.. 'I'imw, .I. XIlII'l'2iy. .I. W1-Ivll, I+, Mmlulnzln, Y. I.I-Iris, V. Iiulalvu, J. Iluw- Ivy, IX. Ii:11Iinx'i4-I1, .X, .IIISVIPII4 ll. l'Ill'SLlIlS. I1'll 'I'II ILHNY: II, Ilzuvtlmrllu-. Il. Ilmulxulzlll. A. Ilrwzlslie-, I,. I i--III--r, S. IIIHIIII-Ii, NI. xlilllllllil. V, Vlurlc, mi I!1'lu-In-13 ACTIVITIES CAPPELLA Sopranos Pk 1: 9: Adams, Ruth Boyle, Julia Boyle, Rita Brozic, Patricia Camp, Shirley Craft, Betty Lou DiTullio, Patricia Edmiston, Betty Harris, Shirley Hohan, Joanne Hohan, Mary Lou Jergons, Marion Koczwara, Regina Maloney, Rose Meek, Shirley Montgomery, Loretta O'Neil, Margaret Prodonovich, Daisy Ross, Eleanor Scalera, Mary Ann Torres, Julia Vidakovich, Anna Director .... . President ..... . . Vice President .... Secretary ..... Mzinager ' and Lloyd Deffenbaugh . . . . . Phil Graham . . .Frank Pmadella . . .Betty Lou Craft Librarians ...... Joe Poff, Claude Stewarl Altos Adams, Judy Colaizzi, Eileen i:DeProspero, Lydia DiRenzo, Sylvia Fairweather, Mary tFielder, Faye tGraham, Arlene Jacobs, Kathleen Lake, Hazel Milanovich, Angeline tNugent, Joann Pope, Dorothy 1:Smith, Joyce Smith, Maxine White, Dorothy Williams, Lavada HOIR Tenors Basses A ccornprznists Campbell, Hugh iTlCampbell, Sam Davis, Walter Fernandez, Francis Maloney, James iMartell, Eugene mMartinetti, Victor Pallow, Ted Poff, Joe Romesburg, Charles Stewart, Claude 'YSzurley, Donald .L Y .:. 4 Blair, Richard Graham, Mary Fridrick, Bernard Meek, Shirley Gibson, Jack Graham, Phil Krivoshia, Eli Leak, George Lewis, Richard Lindsay, Thomas Orr, Carroll Poff, Frank Radella, Frank rTepavich, Nick Tepsic, Leonard 'Ti11ey, Bill i'Vohar, Anthony Zuppe, Anthony Verzella, Dorothy 'Members of Vocal Ensemble TDistrict Chorus iAll-State Chorus f-. eixl ,SO t ak X I N Iii! 1' 1 xi I LINCQLN IGH .Y NAM WARM' K ' Flag Henrers D. Lockwood D. Vuich 1' 'r f 1 I fl .1 ii Z7 W ' ' 0 5' 5 f N Q A? pl 4 P Q ' ,, ' xul i a I1 0 M11jo1'etfes M. A. Mitrovich Dlmllfllll Major S. Porter D. Mackall J. Boyle M. J. Doak H. Relic M. Jergons L. Suffoletta C. Spisak M. P. Doyle F. Roman M. A. Della Vallo R. Krovisky Flute L. DeProsporo E. Hornick M. A. Scalera Smzrz' Drunzs L. Topsic V. Thompson J. Zinich W. Stallings ist fwlllI'I'7?C'lS S. Mock S. Harris S. Trkula D. Aikcns B. Bratich F. Gibson 21211 Vlnrincls S. Keller' M. Yukich C. Smith P. Pact-lla P. Pacella 3rd Flarirzels B. Jcwoll B. Jewell A. Brodio P. Stewart B. Lewis G. Baker N. Smith Bass Drum S. Millor ScHooL BAND A110 Sr1:1'0pl10m?.Q F. Rosa B. McGovern L. Scott S. Brechbill 'llfnor Sagroplzoncs J. D'Angelo I. Breehbill Forrzels C. Colista L. Hallett H. Hallett E. Simms R. Scott B. Leming M. Arbutina C. Gray M. McGaffie L. Graham D. Tivis P. luch I '.j'fIIl1flIS' M. Murtich Horns Tronzbones M. Neely K. Groscost M. Keser K. Groscost G. Gray J. Lucas K. Vidakovieh J. Fleming L. W'll' . .I lamg Bass Ilorn Brzrzlorzm A. Vohar G. Leak D. Szurley B. T'll B, Rgyey Hell Lyra A. Milanovich R Silverman N' Butcher M. J. Scarsella Director. . . . . .C. P. Henderson Mziiizxgel' ........ ...... A . Vohar Assistant lWa11z1ger. . . . . .l,. Tebsic Assistant NTzmage1'. . .... H. Scott SOCVOIRI!'y'-TI'C2lSLlFQI'. . . . . .D. Aikens LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA Violins Anthony Vohar, C oncertmasler Julia Torres Kathleen Jacobs Evelyn Hornick Mildred Lawrence Viola Mary Keser Flutes Lydia DeProspero Mary Ann Scalera Flarirzels Shirley Meek Shirley Harris Fremflz I l or11.s' Marjorie Neely Gloria Gray ,flllo Sngroplzone Francis Rosa Williani Mcflovel ll Tenor Saxophone Jule D7Angelo Ivan Brechbill Trumpet Ceasar Colista DIRECTOR: Mr. Stephen Cell Tl'0IlIb0lII? .lack Lucas Tynzpmzi Vance Thompson Piano Betty Jean VVilton Bass Donald Szurley Pf?I'f'LI.S'.S'iO77 Edward Simms Ronald Scott David Vuicli BOYS' AND GIRLS' CHOIRS FIRST ROW: J. Lucas, H. Cancelli, C. Price, C. Orr, R. Hibbard, E. Szurley, S. Pillar, A. Vohar, F. Fer- nandez, W. Stallings, C. Romesburg, L. Boyd, Mr. Deffenbaugh. SECOND ROW: W. Summers, R. Romesburg, J. Maloney, M. Martich, J. Fleming, G. Leak, W. Monac, C Stewart, W. Tilley, T. Lindsay. THIRD ROW: S. Brechbill, H. Campbell, R. Blair, W. Davis, P. Graham, J. Gibson, F. Poff, T. Pallow L. Tepsic, F. Rosa, R. Adams. FOURTH ROW: E. Krivoshia, D. Szurley, V. Martinetti, F. Radella, R. Lewis, E. Martell, N. Tepavich B. Fridrick, A. Krivoshia, VV. Blackmore, S. Campbell. FIRST ROW: Mr. Deffenbaugh, M. Graham, J. Torres, K. Jacobs, M. O'Neil, M. Doak, L. Montgomery, S Meek, P. Brozic, M. Sherman, P. Baker, D. Mackall, L. DeProspero, A. Grant, M. Smith, L. Williams SECOND ROW: D. Vuckovich, R. Maloney, P. Doyle, D. Candle, P. DiTullio, L. Brooks, L. Pridemore, M Fairweather, F. Fielder, R. Koczwara, J. Donatella, A. Graham, W. Reckner, S. Camp, M. Beglin D. Prodonovich, S. DiRenzo. THIRD ROW: D. Pope, G. Beltramoli, V. Mullin, M. Scarsella, J. Boyle, M. Jergons, E. Colaizzi, J. Nugent M. Neely, L. Dobronz, M. Scalera, P. Diamond, D. White, P. Kruse, H. Lake, J. Smith, G. Benson FOURTH ROW: T. Vinovich, B. Edmiston, E. Henkin, J. Adams, R. Silverman, R. Krovisky, E. Ross, M Della Valle, D. Verzella, A. Milanovich. A. Vidakovich, M. Mitrovich, R. Boyle, E. Beardshall, G Gray, S. Harris, M. Hohan, J. Green, J. Hohan. l THE NEWZETTE FIRST ROW: M. Yee, A. Graham, R. Noah, F. Cerasi, L. Roknich, T. Vinovich, D. White, S. Sullivan. SECOND ROW: A. Yanich, L. Dobronz, L. Roman, E. Mason, M. Beglin, M. Jergons, G. Beltramoli, B. Roy THIRD ROW: S. Trkula, L. Duffy, M. Scalera, R. Silverman, H. Relic, S. Harris, S. Davis, M. Reed. FOURTH ROW: J. Boyle, D. Aikens, M. Suffoletta, E. Ross, J. I-Iohan, M. Neely, M. Hohan. FIFTH ROW: S. Porter, F. Blankenship, M. Russell, A. Milanovich, N. Pacini, M. Della Valle, D. Szurley R. Boyle. FIRST ROW: B. Bratich, K. Jacobs, R. Adams, J. Siderich, E. Cellini, K. Castner, L. DeProspero. SECOND ROW: Miss Fitzsimmons, D. Spanik, R. Moll, M. O'Neil, F. Roman, V. Mullin, D. Migliore, L Ferenchina, J. Torres. THIRD ROW: T. Hough, C. Yee, W. Tilley, V. Thompson, C. Colista, C. Romesburg, A. Dela Cruz. FOURTH ROW: S. Pillar, H. Hallett, C. Boston, D. Szurley, J. Fleming, E. Baker, C. Smith, H. Cancelli F. Fernandez. THE STAFF Editor-in-chief ....... Sonya Trkula Assistant Editor. .Lillian Ferenchina Feature Editor .... Society Editor. . . Sports Editor ....... Vance Thompson . .Renee Silverman Thomas Hough Circulation Editor. .Virginia Mullin Exchange Editor ........ Mary Yee Production Editor.. .Joyce Siderich PRODUCTION STAFF Joanne I-Iohan Shirley Porter Ruth Adams Julia Boyle Kathryn Castner Mary Jane Scarsella Julia Torres Ellen Cellini Audrey Yanich Eleanor Ross FEATURE STAFF Marion Jergons Mary Lou Hohan Frances Blankenshi.p Louise Roman Marjory Russell Nancy Pacini Sally Davis Molly Beglin Rhonda Moll Mary Ann Mitrovich Howard Hallett Mary Ann Scalera Steve Pillar Eddie Baker SOCIETY STAFF Shirley Harris Kathleen Jacobs Helen Relic Dolores Spanik Dorothy White Luby Roknich Rita Boyle GENERAL NEWS Betty Lou Bratich Marjory Neely Leona Duffy Floretta Cerasi James Johnson Frances Roman Tessie Vinovich Elizabeth Migliore Mary Louise Suffoletta Mary Ann Della Valle Margaret O'Neil SPORTS STAFF Francis Fernandez Bill Tilley Junior Boston Gloria Beltramoli Angeline Milanovich CIRCULATION STAFF Donald Szurley Alex Dela Cruz Lois Dobronz Harry Cancelli Sylvia DiRcnzo ADVISOR: Miss Mary Lou Fitzsimmons The LINCOLN NEWVZETTE began the 1950-51 year with its first class rating and recognition as an outstanding high school paper by the National Student Press Association proudly displayed. Once again in its aim to be ever of in- creasing service to L. H. S. the NEWZETTE strove to tell the entire story first hand. All school projects-including plays, dances, and athletics-became NEWZETTE projects and were given its fullest support. Its own annual Heart Hop again highlighted the second semester social calendar. The advisors, editors, and staff of the NEWZETTE deserve the thanks and congratula- tions of L. H. S. THE EDITORS SEATED: F. Fernandez, S. Trkula, V. Thompson. STANDING: J. Siderich, Miss Fitzsimmons, R. Silverman, L. Ferenchina. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FIRST ROW: K. Castner, J. Torres, K. Jacobs, J. Siderich. SECOND ROW: Miss Brown, E. Mason, S. Meek, M. Yee, M. Doak, L. DeProspero, R. Adams, L. Feren- china, Miss Milanovich. THIRD ROW: C. Colista, D. Prodonovich, D. Aikens, B. Edmiston, J. Hohan, V. Mullin, E. Simms. FOURTH ROW: J. Boyle, J. Adams, M. Russell, A. Milanovich, S. Porter, A. Vidakovich, D. White, M. Reed. FIFTH ROW: W. McGovern, W. Replane, L. Hallett, H. Sherman, T. Hough, R. Nott, V. Thompson. NATIONAL HONOR. I 'resid en! ..... Vice Preszdemf . . LIL Secrelarj ' ..... Treasurer ..... SOCIETY . .FITHONIAS Hot'GH LIAN FERENCHINA . . . . .RUTH ADAMS . .SHIRLEY PORTER Sponsor .....,. Miss MILANOVICH Assistant .... ..... IX fliss BROVVN The sight of the glowing torch with its letters C. S. I.. S. recalls to mind the National Honor Society and the qualities necessary for membership in the lVIidland Chapter of this society. The qualities we must possess to be eligible are character, scholarship, leadership, and service. The Society strives to create H11 enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the development of character in students of our high school. The Society has been quite active this year. Some of the projects which were worked out very successfully were the yearly event of the Faculty Valentine Tea, the sale of programs at basketball games, the upkeep of the report peri- od honor roll, and a Whois Who scrapbook. A new duty that the Society has assumed is the language award to be presented to the graduating senior with the highest average in four years of language. The Society has been directed by Nliss Nlilanovich. assisted by Miss Brown. The honor of belonging to the Society should be an incentive for all to strive to attain the symbol of its glow- ing torch as their coat of arms. The Student Council for the vear 1950-51 set for its goal a more progressive Lincoln High School. This student group is composed of representatives from each classg thus its views and opinions reflect those of the school as a whole. The Council, advised by Mr. Dean, engaged in many Worth-vvhile and service-rendering activities. The following were some of their activities: supplying re- freshments for home and visiting players, decorating NE QUQD NIHIS STUDENT COUNCIL the Christmas tree, awarding plaques to the best deco- rated homerooms, providing arm bands for the hall patrols, and many other services. Pres1'n'enl ....... .... rl ll-I0lX'1AS Houou The Student Council is ever striving for repre- V109 Presldgm ------ F1UGENEMAR'1'P3LL d 1 S ecretary-Treasurer ..... RUTH ADAMS sentation and progress for our school and, in irect y, our community. FIRST ROW: Mr. Dean, N. Bloor, R. Adams, D. Spanik, H. Holava, C. Hoiava, B. Bertovic, L. Graham, J. Diven. SECOND ROW: F. Fernandez, T. Hough, G. Davis, B. Yee, D. Adkins. THIRD ROW: J. Gibson, A. Zuppe, H. Gailey, C. Yee, J. D'Angelo, L. Tepsic. FOURTH ROW: R. Komara, J. LeMasters, E. Martell, V. Martinctti, E. Baker. MIDLAND HIGH FIRST ROXV: E. Mason, C. Dela Cruz, D. Modany, J. Torres, R. Aduiiis, IG Fellini, I.. IDel'1'ospe1'o. J. Siderich. K, Castner, M. Reed. SECOND ROXV: J. Adkins, R. Roy, D. Aikens, J. Hoidel, I.. Fcrenehina, G Benson, R. Noah, K. Jacobs THIRD KOXY: M. Yee, D. White, J. Fiasco. A. Yanich, V, Stevenson, J. Doyle W. Recliner, A. Graham. I OUR'1'H ROXY: D. Pope, I7. Szurley, G. Silva, S. 1'01'tC1', L.. lIuI'l'y, S. Sullivan IJ, l1Idl11lSt011, IFIRST HONV: L. Hastingxs, Id. Kirkbride, Fl. Presutti, P. Kruse, S, Trliula, D l'rodo1iovic:h, M. Ulllllllllghdlll. SICUOND ROW: S. Meek, F. Pei-asi, J. Dye, I.. Roman. J. Donutella, Y. Mullin Il. Craft, E. Migliore. THI1il.J HOXVZ Miss Lovejoy, M. Fuller, li. ICUCZXVIIYPI, Tl. Doyle, F. lionimi, G Ileltramoli, M. .Iergons, l., Dobronz. l Ol7K'l'H RUNV: lf. Fielder, H. Hastings, M. Seulerzi. Bl. Hohzin, M. Neely J. Smith, J. Miller. L'1l+'TH ROW: I.. YanI.eer, J. Nugent. J. Adams, G. Gray. RI. Suffoletta, T. Iioknifch. H. L.akv, SIXTH ROXY: M. Russell, I., Keser. IJ. Verzellzi. C. Spisak, G. Green, A VidzLlu,wicli, A. Milanovich, M. Della. Valle. N. Pzurini. SEE-FI-S President ...-.--. J. Heidel V. President ..-.. A. Yanich Secretary ......... R. Noah Treasurer .... V. Stevenson Sponsor. , . . .Miss Wagner SR. TRI-I-II-Y President .-...--. S. Trkula V. President.M. Della Valle Secretary .... M. A. Scalera Treasurer .... A. Vidakovich Historian ....-... J. Nugent Sponsor. . . . .Miss Lovejoy ERVICE LUBS FIIIST IIOXY: C. Iivlly. AI. Y1'u11vSvx'icI1. II. SIw1't, N. Mzxvlizxll, S. IIIIZODZI I.. Williams, J. llive-11. , , SICUOXII KUIYZ Miss Jzlvli. II. Yucliuvicflm, M. IVXCII. Ii. IIik'iCc'i0, I', I3!1Ii0I PFQSICIGIII --.. - - -S. HHYFIS IL. Svzxrsm-'II:1. M. Smith. N. Ilutcln-1'. IW. Mucliull, V. President. . . ,S, DiRenzo 'I'IIIIlIb now: H. 1wISuA11.1m,, lx Ilruzicf, xl. Izfxg-lm, .1. StK'IlIIJQ'I'jA', v. .II-Innsmm Secretary- . . ' AB. Hammond I I Iv dm II N1 Lnpf x 1 Himmnud I. I I ' . . 1, I. 2 . F ' ' Y: . C. ' ., 7 . .. I' ' S. 'z . Troasurgr. U U U 'N' Nlackau I lDIIIg'Il'IIlIS?X,. vIIiyhLIIcmx1cI1, I f0Illll1 I Iulsxu I Othwxlf L imp I HISIOrIan ' ' 'J' Grcon I II 'I'H ILOXYI Ii. 1Iz1:4bz11'im-. II, l!01'tux'ic, Il. SIIY1'I'IlI!III. S. IIz11'1Ai:4. RI. SImvIIn Sponsor- . .mlyliss Jack .I. Illwmm. ll. Czn11IIe, III. Un-ux'dsI1:1II, SIXTH IIOXY: I.. l'I1iIdS, I.. Susivh, S. Kvlle-1', Ii. Iilwwisliy. F. IlI:mkvnsI1ip Ii. XX'iItm1. A. Mullvn, R. Iiuylo. IFIIQST INIXVZ XIV. XViIsm1, t', IilIIlIf'SIJlll'l2'. V. Culistzl. A. Yulmr, II. III-i1Iv1', .X HI-Y II4'I'II2II'KII. S. KIIIII-V. If'. I k'IIIIIIIfII'Z. I , , SIGVUNII VOXY: 'l'. I,imIs:1y. I.. Hz1IIvLt, A. Zuppv. II. Ilzxllvtt, Il. Iizlisvr, 'I PIQKISICIQIIIA- ..,... D. RLIIdCT IIIIIIQIIF It Yew-. 7 1 ' ' V Plesldom '4' J- Glbson 'I'IIIIlII lzmvz J. Izihsuu. lx. 'l'h.,mps.,n, D. Szm-Ivy. I-1. lmkw, s. 1:1-M-hbill I Soc.-Troas. ---- H. SI1CI'I'T'l3H I'. 1Il'uI1:1m. I'. I-'z11'nz1n. Chaplalnm ' ' 'L' HHIICII 4'1I'I I'I if W: II. I4'1'irIri1'Ii. Il. Iim11:u'a, If. Ii:uIf1II:1. S. YIIICIVQI. IC. Hurt:-II . I I I I I SPONSOIY- --.IVIIZ VVIISOI1 BI. .X1'IJ11Linz1, II. SIIVIIIIFIII. IH PATROLS rp . -.-......-.1-x.. K if vi bi ,.-- FAN,-..,...-..,,-. . I IliS'l' IUIXY: .I, 'IMI-1-1-S, li. Ilz1Lkux'i1gI1, IC. ZI:1tnvic-Im, I.. F1-1'vm-I1inz1. Ii. .Inf-Hhs I Il. XTTEIIHS, .X. Yauivh. SI VHNII IUPXY: M11 I.:1n1lwx'sm1, BI. llv-ld. S. Sullivzm, RI, Xe'-ex 42. Silva, I+. XX'hit4-. I-1. Maxxum, .I. Ilvidel, Il, Roy. J. Fiasco. IIIIHI1 IQOXY: Y. Gemtilo. S. Millm-r, IC. Russ. .X. Zuppe, S. INv1't1-r, .X, Vuhzu' U. Unlistzl. IUl'Ii'l'H IUIXY: .l. flibsun, IG. lirxkvr, ll. ,XI'bIltIlIJl. XY. Murphy, Il. Sho-1-man. Il, Sxurlvy, G. Zinivh. IIIlS'I' RUXY: C. Ilvla l'l'llZ. A. Lubivh, G. Ilvnson, IT. Aikvns, Ib, Modany. Ii Nwah, li. l'astnv1'. VUND IUIXY: XY. R1-r'Iu1m', I', I'Jia1mmd, A. fl1'2lIIIlIN. IL Szurlvy. I.. Iluffy, .l. IIuIm11, Il. Iddmistun. J. Iinyle. ' I-lvkstvill, U, l'x'i1,-0. Illlr HOW: J, Xlusuz-rn, XI. Quinn. S. Uampbvll. I . lizulvllau U. Smith, A. .,g1. mfr V7 . .- I f I 2. A wvlinkv --f FIRST SEMESTER CIAPTAINS L. Fercnchina J. Gibson SECOND SEMESTER RED CROSS COUNCIL and GIRLS' LEADERS RED CROSS COUNCIL President ..-- . . .S. Trkula V. President ..... N. Pacini Secretary .... . . .J. Torres Treasurer. . . . . . H. Relic Historian. . ..... L. Roman Sponsor. . . . .Miss Wright GIRLS' LEADERS President .....,... J, Boyle V. Priesident. . . .N. Pacini Sec.-Treas.. . . . . -S. Porter Historian. . ..... H, Relic Sponsor. . . .Miss O'Hara I lllS'I' KUXV: l'. llzilint, 'l'. flrziliuln. L. Sczutt, li. Nutt, ll. Carutliers, M. Nrmll .l. liuiuli. SICUHNIJ IIOXV: Miss XX'rip4'lit, N. Butcher, lil. Iiuvi-juy, M. Mitrux'if'li, S, lllllll- be1'lvdp,'v, I . liuinan, M. Stwffel. I.. Rurnali. TIIIIIIJ IIUVV: K. Castner, IC. Hurnick, J. Torres, M. Vrzmesevieli, IJ, Spzinilc ll. livltiuriicill, 141. Migrliure, D. Vuckovivli. I UITli'I'H ILOW: II. Stillwagun, l'. Kruse, lil. Fellini. Ii. Mull, ll, llvlic, S Ilavis, L, llulfy, S. Trkulu. M. Suffuletta. l+'ll+'TH HUXV: M. Quinn, N. Pacini, A. Milzinovicli, ll. Yee, li. Vidalcuvir-li S. l'illzir, If. lllmikensliip. M. lhvlla Valle, I.. Ilubronz. l lliS'l' IIOXV: S. llilienzu, M, S-uffuletiai, V. Mullin, K. Viduluivim-li, ll. Silver- niun. IH. Ailiens, K. Castner. SICCONID RONV: R. Palyan, I-I. Disdore, D. 131-kicli, M. Vrzuif-sevicli, IJ. linteski IG. Hornic-lc, .l. Sidericfli, J. 'l'orl'es, Miss O'Hara 'FHIHIJ RUNV: ll liratimrli, G. Henson, M. Kesvr, D. Pope, A. Susirli, J. lleiflvl .I. Adkins. FOURTH HOXV: F. Fielder, li. Moll, IJ, White. .l. Hoyle, IJ. Mililbauer, M Sczarsella, Y. Stevensun, T. Vinuvicli, .l. XVilson, l+'lI+ I'H IIONV: lb. NVliittan-rm-, M. Mullin, IC. Hiovzinelli, li. 'I'ucclivr, li. Susieli .l. Green, .I. llye, M. Beglin. SIXTH ROWV: K. Krovisky, I.. lmbrmiz, H. llelic, M. D1-lla Valle, A. Milzinu- Viczli. N. Pacini, S. Purter, H. Susicli, ll. VVilton. S, Mitchell. , 4 S Qixf, sg v 'a.f-'Z ' QKIYQ x 'Q Q ' ' 9 ' ','.1X sw va' if 3 yr? if 5 M... 0? ,fm 'iff AUDIO-VISUAL AID SQUAD Fnwi' Row: lVlr. Lutz, C. Yee, D. Burick, H. Castellano, G. Zinich, H. Cuncolli. SECOND Row: D. Szurley, Fi. Kornara, D. Nunn, H. Sherman, R. Aflams. 'l'nn:D Row: B. 1+'riclr'ick. FINANCE COMMITTEE S1f1.xT1-LD: M. Quinn, I.. l 0r011Cl1i11zi, S. Porter, J. Hohan. S'1'ANDING: U. Ilensmi, IC. lWz1sDn. S. Sullivan, C. Delu Cruz, D. Szurlcy, Miss lVI1lz1n0v1cl1. CON CESSION SQUAD FIRST Row: F. Blankenship, H. Slillwugon, D Spanik, J. Nugent, V. Mullin, CI. Homes burg. SECOND Row: L. Roknicll, J. Dye, .l. Millor. 'I'1HI1D ROW: INT. Beglin, D. Proclonovirli. IVDURTII Row: lVl1'. lVl00s0, S. lVliIcfl1c-ll, D Burials. FIDTIYI Row: H. Castellznm. STAGE CREW STANDING: J. Balser, NY. Boughncr, H. Gailey, YV. Gailey, R. Streit, VV. Bl2lCli1'Il0I'0, F. Illig. lN lr ' Qottrell. KNIDQLING: C. Tilxm'io. ll. Ilonrlorson L J U N I O R P R O M On May 19, 1950, the long-awaited Junior Prom arrived. After three long years of antici- pation and envy, we were really having a dance all our own. The class chose 6'Cinderella's Ball as its theme. lylany weeks of hard work vvent into readying the gymnasium for the only dance of our junior yearg however we were more than just proud as we walked through our huge pumpkin to our ball room for the evening. The highlight of the evening was the Grand Klarch led by 'Allow Zuppe. our class presi- dent. and followed by George Martich. senior class president. Refreshments were served in the main hall on a table decorated with Cinderella and Prince Charming dolls, with an added attraction of a silver sliiper placed on a blue pillow. We danced the evening away to the music of Eddie Frazier and his orchestra. Just as the prom was long-awaited. so will it never be forgotten. SENIOR DANCE After many weeks of planning and hard Work by the members of our senior class, one of the highlights of our senior year, the Senior Dante, was realized on the night of November 10, 1950. Our theme, iiN9IJlllItQlS Kingdom. was Chosen and carefully planned by the members of the decorating Connnittee. WY! entered the new kingdom through a Cave at the gyni entrance. A picturesque and eller- tive deep sea View of nile green and blue flood lights greeted us. The Grand lVIarCh was headed b L'Bo Zumme. our class resident and his uest. Doris Smith who were followed bv Geor e . f 7 ,, f 7 ., g lVlarticli, a loriner senior Class president, and Lillian Ferenchina, our Class secretary. Beautiful music for the neverftofbefforgotten evening was provided by XVally Gingers and his orvhestra. CLUBS GOLF President ........ Sam Milkovich Vice President ..... Barrett Moll Secretary .... Caroline Gunsauley Sponsor ......... Mr. Lamherson DRAIVIATICS President ......-.... Helen Relic Vice President..Shirley Mitchell Secretary ..... Eleanor Zlatovieh Sponsor ............ Mr. Thorne HOME IVIECHANICS President ........ Polly Diamond Vice President .... Anna Eckstein Secretary ............ Jean Reed SIJOIISOI' .............. Mr. Scott YVOODCRAFT President ...... Alfonse D'Angelo Vice President ....-. John Grimm Secretary .........-.. Fred Illig Sponsor ............ Mr. Cottrell REPORTERS President ...... Vance Thompson Vice President .... Betty Bratich Secretary .......... Rhonda Moll Sponsor ....... Miss Fitzsimmons SEWING President .-..-.... Janet Wilson Vice President ...... Ilene Simms Secretary ...... Millie Vidakovich Sponsor ............ Miss Seanor BEGINNERSJ TYPING President ........... Sam Miller Vice President. . .Tom Tonkovich Secretary ..,....... Helen Lucas Sponsor ....... ..... M iss Wright SENIOR HIGH PROJECTOR President -........... Don Nunn Vice President. .Howard Sherman Secretary ........ Dolores Burick Sponsor .... ....... N Ir. Lutz CLUB OFFICERS 3-C President .... Patricia Perenovich Vice President. Madalene Diamond Secretary ,...... .Barbara Jewell Sponsor ............. Mr. Ilulick JUNIOR HIGH HUNTING AND FISHING President ............ Dick Post Vice President ,... George Miller Secretary ......... Ken Groscost Sponsor ............. Mr. Myers JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS President ......... Carol Roszler Vice President ...... Jane Kountz Secretary ...... . . .Anne Susich Sponsor ............ Mr. Duncan BOYS' COOKING President ..-....... James Boyle Vice President .... Edward Loftus Secretary ....... Mirko Arbutina Sponsor ........... Mr. Hokman JUNIOR HIGH DRAMATICS President .......... Mary Keser Vice President ...... Edna Jones Secretary. . .Carol Jean Doughty Sponsor ............. Mr. Meese JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL President .......... James Doak Vice President ..... Charles Allen Secretary ......... Edward Sallis Sponsor .....,..... Mr. Marshall VVOODCRAFT President ..... Norman LeFebvre Vice President .... Paul Demoratz Secretary ......... Ronald Luzell Sponsor ...... .... N Ir, Snyder Club Director Nilss IRHNIQ BROYVN FIRST AID President ........ Goldie Corradi Vice President,.Vincenzio Crappio Secretary ....... Haskel Diamond Sponsor .....,..... Miss O'Hara SENIOR HIGH HUNTING AND FISHING President ....... Larry MacBride Vice President. . .Larry MacBride Secretary. . .Charles Hockenberry Sponsor ............ Mr. Smeltz JUNIOR HIGH PROJECTOR President ........ Helen Arbutina Vice President. .Ernie Gingerella Secretary .......... Patty Porter Sponsor .............. Mr. Scott BASKETBALL President ........ Stanley Yukica Vice President.Anthony Bernardi Secretary ........ Frank Timblin Sponsor .......... Mr. Dershimer DANCE President ......... Shirley Burns Vice President.. .Dolores Koteski Secretary ..,..... Dolores Bekich Sponsors ........ Miss 1VIilaI10ViCh Mr. Bouldin, Mr. Myers RECORD President . . Katherine Vidakovich Vice President. .Lorraine Girting Secretary ....... Margaret Jones Sponsor .......... Mrs. Ellington SPORTS RULES President ......,... Paul Farnan Vice President .... Nick Yanosich Secretary ......... James Roach Sponsor ...... .... M r. Wilson CLUBS 0011 twllfll 110.119, f'11111.'1'11g P11111 l1Cgl'IIl16l'S, Typing f'1u11 pffJfl?CffIl' F11111 3-F7 V11111 Junior ll1'g11 Il1UI1l'l7g 111111 1 1'S111'11g C11111 CLUBS .l11lII'Ol' lliglz cNlIUC'l'll'lIlfl'l'S Ht'f7Ol'fl'I'S, fylllb Sl'll'l'lIg Vlub Home All'f'lIIIlIl.!'S filllll IKYUOf!!'lY1ff Vlub Bfzsffvllnrlff Flufa f--Y -1 -W V CLUBS .lunior High Football First Aid Club Barzrl Club Wood Shop Junior High Projector Club Study Hall BOYS' VGCATIONAL DEPARTMENT One of 11111 mos! helpful groups lull 11111 school is 11112 boys, If'OC7IIfiOl'III1 l1l'fNlI'Z'I7ZCfZl. The boys l1111'C z1.11'1l1'11gf.1' Supplivfl the school 111111 the corrurzzmity ZUI'Z'll fl 00111111055 IIUVIZIICI' of SCl'l'ifl s. JUNIOR CLASS PLAY ls it possible lo lell the absolute truth for twenty-four hours? This was the situation faced by Bob Bennett played by Vic lN'Tarti11elti in the junior class play, Nolfzing B111 flli, Trulfz. The fact that the hero feels that he can tell the truth for twenty-four hours induces him lo make a bet to that effect. The hero practically loses his fiancee, his job, his friends. and his peace of mind. Hverythiiig is righted in tho end much to everyoneis delight. This enjoyable comedy was presented on November 17. 1950. under the capable direc- tion of Mr. lVlelvin D. Laing. THE CAST Robert Bennett -... M. Ralston.. . Dick Connelly ..... Clarence Van Dusen. . , Bishop Doran ...... Gwendolyn Ralston. Mrs. E. M. Ralston. Ethel Clark ........ Mabel Jackson .... Sabel Jackson .... Martha ........ . Student Director. . . , . . .Victor Martinetti . . .Francis Fernandez . . .William Replane . . .Bernard Fridrick . . . .Ronald Nott . . . . . .Cecelia Porter Mary Ann Della Valle . . . . . . . .Lois Dobronz . . . .Sonya Trkula . . . . . .Virginia Mullin . . .Mary Louise Suffolctta . , . . .Adam Krivoshia SENICR CLASS PLAY f1lIC?lllICl' 113' lfn' llozrvz. 11111 v111'y 11111111111 s111ry 111' 21 1111111111 111111 111111 111'1111'1' 1'11i1111'1-11, was 1'1111s1-11 1'11r 1111- s1111i111' 1'111ss p111y. T11is 111-11fk111111'11 11111111111' 11'11s I1l'CS0111UC1 1111 1W111'1t11 111, 1951, 1111- 111'r 11111 11111-C1i111'1 111 1N11'. 5111111111 D. 1.11i11g, 11ssis11111 111' 1311111111 Ai111'1'1s 111111 AH11lO11f' fuppo, S1llC10ll1 11i1'1'1'1o1's. 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Anthony Zuppor Joanne 1101121111- Horh G11iloy. . - - S111d1-111 Di1'11c1111's: Donna Aikcns, Anthony Zuppc Mrs. . . .Lil1i1111 . . . .Anno . . .M111'th11 Fitzgnrald Dr. Burton J111' Scales .Miss Brill ----ALZIITQ' V 4 ' L4 i Q M,fJ5TfQX K X2 ff iQ ,VA-W 4, Cl at 1,114 5, n .4 - ,. f 6 K ix h, 'C S fi,g, fV!, Q 6 Ni ,X ' FEM ' gy 3 W L SPORTS Q Q tis, , ,. . Q 5 A f F ,av A LEOPARDS MQ-A cr l w' W 4 l 'UWM' if Ma.. .L Y'- V, ,W 2. is Z ,. Lmm, A. fee GAILEY KHINU' GIBSON GRAHAM LOFTUS 1 MILKOVICH PRODONOVICH mv X 1 5 PETKOVIC RADELLA ZUPPE ak ,Fi yu Wi WU' if V UV vile POFF REIDER FOOTBALL COACHES Co-Coach Ben Kaye Co-Coach John Wilson Assistant Coach Eugene Marshall Although the football picture this year was uncertain, the Leopards, under the expert tute- lage of Co-Coaches John Wilson and Ben Kaye, compiled a creditable 5-4 record. The Leopards lost only in their class to last year's winner, California, in a game that the Leopards did everything but score the touchdowns and to New Brighton after a hard- fought time in which the Lions knew they were in a contest. Meanwhile, they blasted their arch rival, Beaver, again for the third straight year and also rolled over Hickory, Burgettstown, Mo- naca, and Coraopolis in Class A competition. This year's big veteran line was an important factor in the successes. Led by Frank Badella, all-county center, and Eugene Martell, also an all-county selection, the Leopard forward wall cleaved huge holes for the backs to dance through. This line, molded together by Coach Kaye into the terrific power it was, put in long, gruelling hours on the practice field. Players such as Phil Graham-co-captain with Badellaf Bo'l Zuppe, Steve Milkovich, Joe Poff, and Herb Gailey were the senior linemen who bore the brunt of the battle. This year Co-Coach Wilson started with an inexperienced backfield but soon whipped it into shape. With All-Star selection Walt Davis smashing the line and speedy Dave Beider dashing around the ends, the backs sped into the end zone 19 times, or better than two a game. The other three regulars-'iChicken Boyle, Sam Prodonovich, and Jack Gibson- contributed no small part to the cause. These two components, working together, were the reason why our Leopards this year really showed their claws. H MIDLAND FOOTBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: T. Pantoni, F. Fernandez, J. Gibson, D. Reider, W. Davis, S. Prodonovich, T. Lindsay P Farnan, A. Krivoshia, V. Martinetti. SECOND ROW: A. Bernardi, D. Thompson, J. Boyle, S. Milkovich, P. Graham, H. Gailey, F. Radella A Zuppe, E. Martell, H. Kovalesky, T. Pallow, H. Lewis. THIRD ROW: Mr. Marshall, F. Nutz, M. Gottlieb, J. Poff, R. Lewis, J. Migliore, R. Blair, J. Laing D Petkovie, N. Simoni, Mr. Wilson, Mr. Kaye. FOURTH ROW: A. Gutierrez, H. Leonard, W. Monac, W. MacBride, M. Karas, N. Yanosich, F. Poff I Francis, M. Ungethuern, R. Hibbard. Midland Midland Midland Midland Midland Midlancl Midland Midland Midland SCIIICDULE . .Beaver . .California . Hickory Township Worz 5 - Lost . Burgelistown Monaca . Rllvvood . . Rochester New Brighton . Coraopolis 4 6 13 6 7 7 20 26 Q0 0 MANAGERS A. Bernardi, V. Martinetti, J. Stoll FOOTBALL QUEEN SI'l,X'l'I'1DZ Lois Dobrmiz, Shirley POI'l0I'-Clll0f'll, Sylvia UiRc-nm STANDING: l r'zmk llziclclla, Phil Grzxliuni. Herb Gziilvy. CHEERLEADERS Gloria Bellramoli, Veronica Stevenson, .lzmet Hoiclel-Cup! lziiii. llitzi Boyle, Joyce Adkins, Lois Dolmniz, Spcmsm'-lVlr'. illllflflli GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL FIRST ROW: J. Heidel, K. Castner, N. Pacini. SECOND ROW: D. Aikens, M. Mitrovlch, J. Boyle, F. Cerasi. THIRD ROW: Miss O'Hara, H. Relic, J. Siderich, M. J. Scarsella, A. Milanovich, B. Bratich. The Nlicllalicl Lcoparclettes entered Competition against West Virginia, Ohio, zmrl other tennis in Pennsylvania. The league began on .lauuary 10 and ended on March 7. Each year the league is sponsored by the East Liverpool Y. NI. C. A. The teams vie fora trophy that is awarded to the champioug this your the trophy was won hy Fast! I,ivorpool. The hflicllzliicl team was coavherl by Miss O7Harz1 and Captaiued hy Julia Boyle. The season was topped with an All-Star game. ixlltililllti was very ably roprese11l.ecl hy Angie Nlilanovicih and Joyce Sicierivli. MIDLAND CI-XGERSH ,SM ill-'iw ,wx il. Ffh ,Q-H1351 , Anthony Bcx na1'di Paul Farnun Frank Gibson Adam Krivushia lflugcnv Martell Bill Murplny nk Radvlla, co-captain Stun Yukica. co-captain lfrzlnli 'Firnlllin BASKETBALL C O A C H E S Pyescrvc Coach Edward Bouldin Head Coach Wilbur Dcrshimcr Junior High Coach John Wilson BASKETBALL MANAGERS B. Thomas, H. Leonard, I. Hapach, S. Miller, V. Martinctti f- ' W '-W BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Midland . . . Shenango Midland 441 . . New Brighton lVlidland . Ellwood City Midland 58 . . . Rochester Midland . Aliquippa Midland 37 . . . . Freedom Midland . Chester Midland G3 . . Mingo Junction Midland . . Coraopolis Midland 52 . . . New Kensington Midland Mingo Junction 'Midland 38 . . . . Monaca Midland . . Coraopolis Midland G0 . . . . Beaver Midland Washington Voc. Midland 49 . . New Brighton 'Midland . . . Monaca Midland 65 . . . Rochester Midland . Har-Brack Midland 58 . . Freedom 'Nlidland 42 , . Beaver 47 Midland 73 . . Penn High tLeague Games Again under the able hand of Coach Wilbur Dershimer, our Leopards came from a green, inexperienced team to a fighting, hustling, hard-to-beat club. This transition was a bit slow at first, but they soon became a team to be feared. They were the only club to whip both Monaca and New Brighton, runner-up and winner of Section Nine, respectively. They defeated everyone once and Bochester twice. Coach Dershimer continually switched his boys around, usually work- ing from a nucleus of Stan Yukica and Tony Bernardi. He used Paul Farnan, Frank Badella, Bill Murphy, Eugene Martell, Adam Krivoshia, Mike Karas, Bob Hibbard, and Leonard Tepsic along with .lack Gibson and Frank Timblin very effectively. The Leopards swept to a 6 and 4- record and a 13 and 9 total, many times on the long legs of Yukica and the untiring, seemingly endless efforts of Bernardi, along with sometimes unbeliev- able shooting of the rest of the crew. Although they are losing Yukica, Badella, Murphy, and Gibson by graduation, the future looks bright for an up-and-coming Leopard Club. BASKETBALL RESERVES FIRST ROW: R. Hilihard, M. Ungethuem, L. Tepsie, R. Lewis, M. Karas, J. D'Angelo, F. Rosa. SECOND ROW: S. Matteo, J. Hall, F. Gibson, R. Blair, J. LeMasters, L. White, J. Fleming. This year's Beserves certainly did show promise as their enviable record proves. This years club was composed almost entirely of sophomores, many of whom were on last year's Champion- ship Junior High team. Some ol' the more regular players were Bob Hihbard, Mike Karas, Dick Lewis, Leonard Tepsic, and Bucky Ungethuem who were all moved up to varsity, Frank Tiniblin, a junior who played on both clubs, also .lule D'Angelo, Jim LelVlasters, and Jack Hall. lVlost. of the boys played every game, for the regulars would run up the score quickly, then the subs would hold the other club at. bay as shown by their thirteen straight wins. We have a right to be proud of our reserves who were very ably coached by Mr. Edward Bouldin, and we look for them in coming years. lklidland Nlidland Klidland Klidland Nlidland Nlidland Nlidland Nlidla nd Nlidland Kiidland Nlidland 44 511 28 43 42 44 49 45 5 2 39 57 RESERVE SCHEDULE . . Shenango . . Ellwood City . Aliquippa . . Chester . . . . Coraopolis . . . lklingo Junction . . . . Coraopolis Wasliington Voc. . . .Ndonaca . Har-Brack . Beaver 21 24 25 18 33 27 43 24 49 38 37 hlidland Blidland lylidland Nlidland lVIidland Nlidland Midland Klidland Nlidland Nlidland Midland New Brighton . . Bochester . . Freedom hlingo .lunction New Kensington . . Nlonaca . . . Beaver New Brighton . . Rochester . Freedom . Penn High 20 39 59 oo ..-...f 41 '52 'So 32 42 42 33 JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL The HKittens, under Coach John Wilson, again gave a good account of themselves in Sec- tion 4 play. The team this year featured mainly eighth graders, especially in the latter part of the season. The team had a hard time getting started and lost all four of their preaseason gamesg however, Coach Wilson found their stride. They held an 8 won, 6 lost record at the end of the season in their section. They hold much promise for the future. hlidland 16 hlidland 27 Nlidland 17 Midland 28 Nlidland 10 Nlidland 31 Midland 31 Midland 22 Midland 16 SCIIICDULE . Aliquippa Nlidland . . Chester Nlidland . . Chester lVIidland . . . Wellsville Midland . New Brighton Nlidland . . Nlonaca Klidland . Rochester Nlidland . Beaver Midland . Freedom Midland 29 3.2 32 244 C 25 21 44 34 19 Patterson Township Conway . New Brighton . . Monaca . Rochester . . Beaver Freedom Patterson Township Conway 26 9 23 53 29 31 23 18 21 FIRST ROW: W. Vinovich, J. Monahan, G. Mamula, D. Lockwood, S. Holava. SECOND ROW: R. McGeehan, G. Cantelupe, W. Dershimer, M. Evans, D. Tepsic, R. Aikens, V. Palyan. THIRD ROW: Mr. Wilson, C. Allen, G. Cook, H. Lake, J. Suffoletta, H. Horace, J. Della Valle. RODIS STAFF EDITORIAL Joanne Hohan, Co-Eclilor Julia Boyle, Co-Editor Donna Aikens Mary' Yee Ellen Cellini Kathleen Jacobs Dorothy White Evelyn Blason ART Lydia Del'rosporo, Co-Eclilor Charles Yee, Co-Editor Ceasar Colista COPY Niarian Reed, Co-Ecliloi' Ruth Adams, Co-Editor Julia Torres lN'Iary .lane Scarsella Gloria Silva Joyce Siclerich Eleanor Ross Shirley Porter Kathryn Cfastnei' Betty Roy Catherine Dela Cruz EDITO R-LII ,LIAN FEREN C IHIN A BUSINESS Anthony Vohar, Co-Business Mgr Ceasar Colista, Co-Business Mgi'. Anthony Zuppe Donald Szurley SPORTS Thomas Hough, Editor EDITORS SNAP N' 'mf wiwx. . , 1 'Inf 31 N JU , ff ' ff 1 Q M.. f , f N. 'K ' '-. ,Q ' ,. - -M Q ' x x Q f ' ff if tum 'N ' N 'L f , ,M I I M ,,,,, , , ,I zz, M It ', X X YVVIOSZ' fwfr? Off lo lim l'ill-I1'1'f'v grzrnv. W'l1r1l,fl I 110.9 N. ll. S. Izzdzzrls W'f1Ic'l1 ffm! lfzzmzlrf Lvfs go. lrvmzf V H1'gl1fSlfppm's. Smzm 1'is1'1'.s' Kris Iivffflglf' HHH. YM' lIILlSI.I' IIYIS I1l.l'ifZ6'., CLASS MOTTO Climbing the Ladder Step by Step 0 CLASS CCLORS Ice Blue and Silver 0 C L A S S F L O W E R Pink Carnation 6 ALMA MATER Come students, let us sing and praise, Hall, rah, rah, for Nlidland. In chorus let our voices raise, Rah, rah, rah, for Nlidland. Our banner true is gold and blue, To her is our allegiance due. Her name we'll guard, her honor, too. Hail to Alma Mater. For Lincoln High we'll cheer and sing, Rah, rah, rah, for Midlaind. In triumph let our voices ring, Rah, rah, rah, for Nlidland. Upon Ohio's shore we strive To Lincoln's menfry keep alive. Til at life's goal we shall arrive, Well cheer for Alma Mater. September 6- September 8. September 20 November 3. November 10 November 17 November 23 December 1: December 22' January 17: February 10: March 6: March 16: March 23: April 20: May 11: May 29: June 3: June 7: June 8: CALENDAR School begins. Midland triumphs over Beaver as football season begins. We become super salesman as the annual magazine campaign begins. National Honor Society inducts new members. We entertain in Neptune,s Kingdom. The juniors emote in their play, Nothing But the Trullz. Thanksgiving vacation and zhe big snow. No school for a week!! Basketball begins with Shenango on the short end of a 70-29 score. Christmas vacation begins. Carnegie Tech's Kiltie Band visits Midland under the band's sponsorship The Newzetle's Heart Hop -complete with orchestra and decorations Miss VVright's law class goes to court. We heartily enjoy the senior class play, Cheaper by the Dozen. A much needed Easter vacation begins. The band entertains at its annual spring concert. The juniors entertain us at the Prom. VVe entertain for the last time with our Class Day Program. Baccalaureate injects a serious note. Commencement. School ends. Vi, We Thank Our Adverfisers We greatly appreciate the financial aid given us by the following advertisers. We solicit your patronage for them. LEO P. IVICGEEHAN Real Estate Bonds Iiisuruuu I 5 , . . ojffa 'IIIE BEST IN TELEVISION qw 9 V. H. cAs'1'1+11.1.1 ADMIRAL T cuosmgr Your Jeweler p c.xvu1m.11'1' KIIDLAND, PA. Q Gl'mEEN'S 'I'I'Il.EVISlON E 441 Midland Avenue Phone 2242 N COIVI Pl, I MEN T S U If THE LIBERTY THEATER MIDLAND, PA. For Best Boys' and Girlsl Shoes Compliments of WIC SELI ,... WF FIT f'0IIIlIll?fl' Ifvpairing Service' George s Pharmacy H O R N I C K , S 4100 lVlifll:mrl Avenue 335 Midland Avenue Phone 748 The Gift of Gifts for the Graduates . . . A LANE CEDAR CHEST READ THF T T We have a miniature Lane cedar l l chest for each girl graduate of the MIDLAND NEWS I class of 1951. l SILVERlVIAN'S - . P . 4 Compliments of Cowl LIMENTS or THE CITY RESTAURANT Midland Motors, Inc. Compliments of G I B S 0 N ' S , F L O W E R S H O P The City Hardware Company The lies! in F lowers Midland AVQHUU Phfmf? 650 Phil Gibson, Florist Phone 7081 BENDHEIM'S SHOE STORE East Liverpool, Ohio COMPLINIENTS Midland Sportsmen Club White Front Dairy GUY GENGARELLA 86 SONS Contract Carriers Railroad Lane ooxII'I,IMIQN'rs Ov FRANK DIAMOND Men's Wear East Liverpool, O. IIOFFRICHTERS WfDMENiS AND Misses, APPAREL 111 West 5th St. East Liverpool, O. Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Potts Gamlnleis Rexall Drug Store Prescriptions Accurately Compounded By 'Two Registered Pharmacists Phone 5811 Midland, Pa. FOI'SI1'1E'lI1,S Clover Farm Store MEATS at GROCERIES 404 Midland Avenue Free Delivery PHONES 2123 - 491 Givens Motor Service PONTIAC sAL1as .Q SERVICE Phone 2281 Midland, Pa. JACK M. SHAW, Jeweler 513 Washingtcin St., East Liverpool, O. DON ECKERT'S CAMERA MART THE ONLY ALL PHOTO sHoP IN THE DISTRICT Phone 1272 East Liverpool, Ohio C'O1Il'l,lBlEN'1'S Oli' HANDY ANDY East End - East Liverpool, Ohio TOT-To-TEEN SHOP CHILDREN'S CLOTHING Phone 2364 Midland, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF Tom Mackey and Bill Moll Western Auto Association Store Compliments of BOLLAND'S NEWS SERVICE THE FRANK CROOK CO. Estnblislzwl 1880 HTHYC BEST PL.-xcra T0 BUY AFTER AI,L,, EAST LIVICRPOOI., OHIO We End Your Svurfh in the Quest for the Best General Contracting NIIDLAND, PENNSYLVANIA dal 5 Crane Shovel 86 Bulldozer YVORLD FAMOUS ICE CREAM Grading BL Excavating AND DAIRY PRODUCTS Coal ac Dump Truck Service Compliments of FANNIN'S COIVIPLIIVIENTS OF DOTY CHEVROLET COMPANY .7IY1'1ll11nrl's llama of ilu' VVorl1l's Most Wzzrzled Fur fIlu'1vrolvl Firsl .Aglll-17, AlIZCfl.FIl,.9 79-Year IEUIIIJPI' WHEN IN MIDLAND The SHOP AT . East Liverpool ee my Review Murphy's -ELI 630-32 IVIidIzmd Avenue A DEPENDABLE NEWSPAPER SERVING THE The Store of TIRI-ST,-XTE DISTRICT Sealife Wifll Il Smile SMITH AND PHILLIPS ICAST LIVERPOOL - EAST PALICSTINIC W CANTON Phone: E. Liverpool 1215-1216 CoMPL1 INIENTS OF A. J. OLSEN MIDLAND LUMBER AND SUPPLY COMPANY Phone 689 COAL PAINT, LUMBER, AND BUILDING SUPPLIES 4'Sr1y It With Flowersl' Riverview Florists EAST LIVERPOOL,S LARGEST FLORAL ESTABLISHINIENT ANDERSON BOULEVARD Phone 714 Compliments of l3al1m's Pharmacy lVlidland, Pa. Phones 2787-2261 Compliments of the UNITED STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA Local 1212 Midland, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF THE American Legion Post 481 MIDLAND LEGION CLUB MOORE'S FURNITURE - FLOOR COVERING APPLIANCES East Liverpool, Ohio NATIONAL MARKET Cook-Anderson Company Beaver, Pennsylvania GENERAL CONTRACTORS LUMBER AND BUILDERS, SUPPLIES BASIN GER 86 GIF FORD Real Estate 81 Insurance Agency Phone 670 INIIDLAND, PENNSYLVANIA J. A. ALLAN, INC. MIDLAND - ROCHESTER Allan's for Fine Jewelry, Diamonds, and Watches MACKINTOSH-HEMPHILL COMPANY Nlidland, Pa. Forgers of Fine Steel Used Throughout the Country OGILVIE'S THE SHOPPING CENTER FOR THE TRI-STATE AREA Diamond Wallpaper Store Where Spending Is Saving Sherwin-Williams Paints, Enamels, Varnishes Venetian Blinds For Rent: Floor Sanders, Edgers, Polishers -437 llidland Ave. Blidland, Pa. JUST CALL ACME The Valleys Finest in TV - Phone -- East Liverpool 1037 or Midland 7161 Compliments of Flasco Dry Cleaners Phone 2215 Qixth Street Sz Midland Avenue fbrrzplimffnls of MODANY BUILDING CONTRACTORS Jacob Dry Goods High Quality Fement Blocks THE FAMILY SHOE STORE COMPLIMENTS OF KEYSTONE SHOE STORE RUSNAK'S SERVICE Reed Bros. Dairy COMPLIMENTS OF CRUCIBLE STEEL COMPANY of AMERICA Russell C. Jacobs TIIE STORE FOR MEN K H0575 401 PECK'S DAIRY BAR Midland Ave. Midland, Pa. Phone 2318 J. and J, Petkovic. Prop. Compliments of D. D. DENNIS COMPLIMENTS OF Lester's Bakery ARBY'S ART AND PHOTO SHOP 130 IG, Sixth Street Nast Liverpool, Oh lies! Wislzcs Anna and Charles Scalera COlVIPLIlVIIiN'I'S OF MIDLAND AUTO BODY SHOP COMPLIMENTS OF Midland I-Ii-Spot Canteen COIVIPLIIVIEIYTS OF Rita W. Silverman Compliments of JIMMY'S BARBER SHOP No. 9 Sixth Street COMPLIMENTS OF Small? Cleaners Fomplimenls of FISCI-IER STUDIO East Liverpool, Ohio COIVIPLIIVIEIVTS OF Midland Milling Company Compliments of A. GOTTLIEB MIDLAND HEATING Gas - Oil - Coal Furnaces Installed Joseph H. Calabrw-tta Phone 2339 K'0NII'I.ID'II'IN'I'S OF Wunderbar Restaurant COIVIPLINIENTS OF ERl.ANGER'S MEN'S AND BOYS' STORE EAST LIVERPOOL, OHIO Compliments Of RODGERS' BARBER SHOP Compliments of vmIP1,lM1-:N'r's OF Jacobfs Confectionery Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Finley MIDLAND ELECTRIC COMPLIMENTS OF FRIGIDAIRE-BY GENERAL MOTORS R E P L A N E ,S ROBERTSOIXPS MARKET UOUGLASS AUTO SALES Corner Seventh Street and Penn Avenue CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH East Liverpol, Ohio COMPLIMRNTS OF VALLEY MOTOR TRANSIT COMPANY NWN i A AUTOGRAPHS ygge wk 5- Maj, Nfg' gf tw Www W V wggjm QWSL4 REQ W 9 Q l 'fgpfn ff1 7 'WI ' 45 ,J M ,- . ,J WH ' t - .,'L.ar-rfb-' n 'N' 3 Y f'n'lf'f MQMQW 'imma 14, 7QQ?' Mwmv Q 'd,f'iiffI ,QflJd466 , DQ,-J' ,L4L4.-r,u,4,fv1-4 -'UZ , Mi? M WM J 'ffigwv' 5217 Mg, vyMWM5??8 JM M WWW WW 55157 M fqvdwdw WV f JJZZQQQ qw 4 A 'eu V Q4Eg? ZW fad' Mb-Z'Z: Q My W . W j'Zm7,f,4f C g?5 M frM,4M af 'W' WZQQ Q ff A Q du, Ach? 4 A M00 j qigra Ulgefy GA A may JI ' my ff QA To M wiv Wg? + M7 EQ 1 ,f gb? 0 U . ,V g 1-1 -1 V -,1 1 , .-.4 - ,-, N V, , r ,, fp. ,ht L. .U .V , , , . , , ,, .V A, I .I J ' T' 1 ' .' Y Www-'ii-,f V . Q .1 4929 9 'av - - ,Y -S -x -fy. ,1,'f- .,4, --g,,1 ' ' qi v' .NA ,. 45 ' X' SG- -wg ,zu ,- H- X1 '1--f 5, ..-lffkxif' :. s! 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