Mapletown High School - Mon O Leaf Yearbook (Greensboro, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1951 volume:

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LIB X 111533 X A .-'f'C.'T- 3- ' ..-f'5- TNS MSN-9 -L55 I-951 publish d by THE JUNIOR CLASS of MONONGAHELA TOWNSHIP M pletown P nnsylvania li rn 5 Y, W 1-Y .-- Mg- -fl-. f ww 1 f 1::c-wri351,1- f Af fw- MONONGAHELA TOWNSHIP JUNIOR-SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Mapletown, Pa. 5-f. im Miss Marguerite Titus As an expression of appreciation for the sympathetic understanding you have given our class in trying to solve our problems, your unlimited patience with our shortcomings, your enthusiasm for those things which encourage true moral worth, and yom' thought- ful help in maintaininghigh standards of scholarship, we, the class of 1952, dedicate this issue of the Mon-O- Leaf. PZ' I semis assesses Left to right: Cecil Brewer, Dr. D. L. Avner, Russell E. Headlee James Jones, Lawrence Boord President ........... Vice President ............ Secretary Qnon-memberj . . . Treasurer ........... Russell I-leadlee Dr. D. L. Avner . . ..... James Jones Lawrence Boord .....CecilBrewer Members 1, Frank Ross 05 QHAEE frm - S , a In 3 ' S. Mr. Bennett Mr. Billingsley Shop Science Mr. Barb Mathematics 1 its Mr. Lessner Mathematics .ff Principal Mrs. Federer English we W. Q QQ Q Mrs. Miller Ar aff L IN vm its , , V Mr. Taylor Miss Thomas Miss Titus Commercial Nurse English Miss .Tones Secretary Miss Shapiro, French Ei? I1 WZ? 11315-V. Mrs. Fullmer Mr. Geary Mr. Herrington Mrs. Johnson Home Economics History History Biology CHEN ccwllil 'Uhsn in Music Nl YW Supervising Principal Library rs Watson V A Secretary ilifli In Our Country's Service Mr. W. C. Waller, U. S.A.A.C. Miss Dorothy Dean, U. S. Navy lil!!! r Yanosh History English Physical Education from He ffl! 'fff!7cfHfl47iV L- Jil Q Best Leader ............... .Toe Gregory Most Unusual .... . . Best Dressed ............... Betty Valli Most Athletic ..... . . . Most Likely To Succeed . Mary Ann Kalis Most Popular. . Nicest Personality ...... Alberta Boord Most Studious Most Talented ..... ..... J ack Barclay Wittiest .... . Anna Jones Bryce Kramer . . . . . Jane Fox . Sonia Larrabee . Catherine Franks W 'YK 1 Saas w PR ESIDE NT ALBERTA LOUISE BOORD Bertie Lou Greensboro, Pa. A1berta's efficient as we know, She'll throw the carriage and away she'11 go. Activities: Tri-Hi-Y, Student Council. MARY ANN KALIS nMary Annu Greensboro, Pa. Mary Ann has a voice that is soft and sweet, And in her lessons she can't be beat. Activities: National Honor Society, Senior Press Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Teen-Age Book Club, Audio Video Club. I I 41 VICE PRESIDENT SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS SECRETARY A 2 ...x .TANE FOX lIJ'anieVl Garard' s Fort, Pa. .Tanie's president of her class, Her jokes can never be sur- passed. Activities: Tri-Hi-Y, Projector Club, Cheerlead- er. BRYCE KRAMER Brucie Greensboro, Pa. Bryce was a terrific foot- ball guard, When he played football he hit 'em hard. Activities: Varsity. TREASURER A 1 x Q J' AC K BARC LAY mek Garard's Fort, Pa. Jack often leads our band, I-le's always there to lend a hand. Activities: Hi-Y, National Honor Society, Varsity, Teen Age Book, Band, Audio Video Club. MARTHA BREWER Brewer Mapletown, Pa. A Press C lub member and a neat dresser, M.T. H. S. is proud to pos- sess her. Activities: Press Club, Tri-Hi-Y, National Honor Society, Chorus, Home Ec Club. MARY ELLEN CRAGO Mary El1en Davistown, Pa. Mary Ellen is very neat, And in looks she can't be beat. Activities: T ri- Hi- Y. CATHERINE FRANKS lvcatsn Greensboro, Pa. A shorthand m e mb e r who deserves our thanks, Is our humorous andjolly Catherine Franks. Activities: Band, Tri-Hi- Y. ik 'Y' SHIRLEY BARGERSTOCK Shirley Greensboro, Pa. Shirley has a friendly smile, She's also Sonia Larrabee's pal. Activities: Tri-Hi-Y, Teen-Age Book Club. JOAN CALABRIS Yonnie Greensboro, Pa. She has pretty eyes and hair of brown, In cheerleading she's never let us down. Activities: Cheerleader, Press Club, Tri-Hi-Y. WILLIAM C URTIS llcripl' Greensboro Star Route, Pa. There's alway s fun when Bill's around, A better friend could not be found. Activities: I-li-Y, Nature Club, Student Council, Teen- Age Book Club. CECILIA GANSOR Gansor Greensboro, Pa. If you're looking for an answer, My advice is Cecilia Gansor. Activities: Chorus, Press Club, Home Ec Club, Tri- Hi-Y. ' I- ll JAMES GORMAN I II mil Greensboro, Pa. as of if Mischief is his only aim, .Tim will always be the same. Activities: Teen-Age Book Club, Varsity, Student Council. LOUISE HERRINGTON Naabyll Davistown, Pa. An honor student was Louise, Her report card boasts of A's and B's. Activities: P r e s s Club, Home Ec Club, National H o no r Society, Teen-A ge Club, Student Council. JOSEPH KALIS Beef Greensboro, Pa. Joe with his terrific build, Carried the football across the field. Activities: Varsity, Na- tional Honor Society, Hi-Y. SONIA LARRABEE Sonia Greensboro, Pa. A senior with a serious mind. Sonia's quiet most of the time. Activities: Tri-Hi-Y Teen-Age Book Club. -G' 'Z' 6 JOSE PH GREGORY llloell Dilliner, Pa. ln leadership he did excel, Whatever he did, he did it well. Activities: Student Coun- cil, National Honor Society, Varsity. ANNA I ONES nmargien Dillner, Pa. Anna's grades were always A's She is friendly in her quiet ways. Activities: National Honor Society, Tri-Hi-Y, P r e s s Club, Chorus, T e e n - A ge Book. IRA IHIENER Keener Dunkard, Pa. lra is bashful when girls are around, He came to M. T. H. S from Taylortown. ATTERINA LONGO ll Kutchll Greensboro, Pa. Attertna was a snappy ma- jorette, Her twirling baton, we'll never forget. Activities: P r e s s Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Majorette. PATRICIA MASON llpatll Garard's Fort, Pa. In our c hor us singing low, That's Patty, our best alto. Activities: Tri-Hi-Y, Chorus, Press Club, Student Coimcil, Home Ec. Club. JOAN KATHLEEN MARIETTA l'KathyVl Dtmkard, Pa. To be an artist is J0an's aim, We hope that this will bring her fame. Activities: Teen-Age Book' Club, Chorus, Press Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Home Ec. Club, Student Council. PAUL MESSICH Messich Greensboro, Pa. Paul Messich is a Varsity Club Ace, On the baseball team, he held second base. Activities: Varsity, Stu- dent Council. DAWNICE MURPHY llmurftl Greensboro, Pa. A Press Club member onthe Maple Leaf, Her friendly smile ca.n't be beat. Activities: Cheerleader, Tri-Hi-Y, Teen- Age Book Club, Press Club. 'lil'-J E' Q 'il' Ai ROSE MALINSKY Rosie Martin, Pa. A pretty blonde with a help- ing hand, Rose carried the flag in our band. Activities: Tri-Hi-Y, Band, Press Club. LOIS JEAN MCCLURE llMacll Dunkard, Pa. A Teen-Age Book Club member is Lois, What we didn't know she was glad to show us. Activities: Home Ec. Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Teen-Age Book Club, Chorus, Press Club. DE LORA MORRIS Velma Garards Fort, Pa. She's short, She's cute, and she's a blonde, With Delora you can always get along. Activities: Tri-Hi-Y, Press Club, Home Ec. Club, Band. DOROTHY NEVEDALE llDoochYl Greensboro, Pa. Dorothy's nice hair and her friendly face, Will long be remembered after she leaves this place. Activities: Band, Masque and Gavel. FRED RUSH Freddie Taylortown, Pa. A senior boy with plenty 0 push, Is our football player ---- Freddie Rush. MARGARET TENCER NMa!-gieu Bobtown, Pa. A very good student--an A plus, When we want a pal--It' s Margie for us. Activities: P r e s s Club, Home Ec. Club, Student Council. DOROTHY WADE I VDotl I Dilliner, Pa. A senior who always made the grades, Is the girl we know as Doro- thy Wade. Activities: Teen-Age Book Club, Home Ee. Club. EDNA MAE WATSON l'AceIl Mapletown, Pa. Out in the front with her baton, Edna Watson led us on. Actlvitie s: Tri-Hi-Y, Majorette. 5, C' 1 , ULYSSES G. SULLENBERGER vvsuuyll Dllllner, Pa. Agood student and very smart, Grant took shop'cause he didn't like art. Activities: Audio Video. BETTY VALLI Valli Greensboro, Pa. Betty Va1li's lmown every- where, She's very tall and has short, brown hair. Activities: Trl-Hi-Y, Student Council. ROBERT WALTERS Vlsnakell Poland, Pa. Robert made the wrestling team, He's a grunt andgroan art- ist on the beam. MYRNA JEAN WILSON ilnustyll Greensboro, Pa. In our chorus Myrna can't be compared, Nor canher beautiful, shiny, red hair. Activities: Teen-Age Book Club, Trl-Hi-Y, C h o r u s , Press Club. W ' QS ,M 'T , ,fl LQ Q12 I' f' ,LQ QM E . Keg B . E .Jul gm!! N S PI 'AY' .1 4, J A N f ' ! qudr-ld -A .P X Q ... X ,gr Q ., F' x .L :'I'.f, :b'f'x?J X - ' L- ui' ILC., A NH. ' ' S .L ' 'Q M X JZ 'f az Q H aff - , 'milf 'f , Jolly. . . . . Unusual .... Bashful . Ideal. . . Loyal . . Athletic . Neat . . Trust- F riendly . I ntelligent F un-loving Tallest . . Youngest . . . Josephine Nastasi . Elizabeth McNatt . . . . .Wayne Hunt . . Betty Jean Neino . . Cecelia Myers . . . James Wagner . . . . Benny Joe Gugliotta worthy. . . Delores Wilson O sculant Girl . . Flirty . . . June Patterson . . . . William Crockett . . . Tommy Headlee . . Bernard Roebuck . . John Minor .Taunty . . . . . Richard Barzantl U nique ........ Beverly Ross Nicest Persona1ity.Raphae1ine Groe I nteresting . O bstinate . R ugged . S tudious Mildred Nevedale . . Agnes Daniels O sculant Boy N icest smile E fficient . . . . . . . Frank Zembar Doris Chadderton . . . Edward Cree . . Cmrlotte Arnold Richard Pshock Shirley Vulcan Betty Stofcheck PR E SIDE NT RICHARD PSHOCK Nickname-- Shock Course--Academic Residence--Martin, Pa. Activities--Student Council, Varsity Club, Football, Baseball, Basketball, Year- book Staff . Favorite S a y i n g - - Anyone see Hack? EDWARD MAR FLAK Nickname-- Muscles Course- -Academic Residence--Greensboro, Pa. Activities -- Yearbook Staff, Junior officer. Favorite Saying-- Ah, Come on. VH' VICE PRESIDENT JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS SECRETARY BETTY JEAN NEINO Nickname-- Pixie Course--Commercial Residence--Greensboro, Pa. Activities--Chorus, Y e a r - book Staff, President of Junior Class. Favorite Saying -- Well for goodness sake. JAMES WAGNER Nickname-- Bimbo Course--Academic Residence--Mapletown, Pa. Activities--Student Council, Varsity Club, Yearbook S t a f f , Football, Baseball, Basketball. Favorite Saying -- Where's Shock? TREASURER 'HFS CHARLOTTE ARNOLD Nickname-- Charlotte Course--Commercial Residence--Greensboro, Pa. Activities -- Teen-Age Book Club, Yearbook Staff . Favorite Sa y ing -- I didn't i do anything-YET. RUSSELL BEATTY Nickname-- Russ Course--Commercial Resldence-- Grays Landing, Pa. Favorite Saying -- Wait for me, Frank! WILLIAM BIRCHER Nickname-- Bill Course--Academic Residence--Taylor-town, Pa. Activities- -Band Favorite S ay ing - - Do you have a phone? SAMUAL BROWN Nickname- - Sam Course--Commercial Residence--Poland, Pa. Favorite Saying- - D0n'f Kei me wrong. ki xx 'z' N s I 1, 53. J, nf' 1' 'K f . fs 'is RICHARD BAR ZANTI Nickname-- Richie Course--Academic Residence--Bobtown, Pa. Favorite Saying-- 0h heck, Miss Titus, I can'tdo that. Sqn , no -n A V31 Y' C!-'T' 'E' 'JD VICTOR BEGHINI Nickname-- Vic Course--Academic Residence--Greensboro, Pa. Activities- -National li o n o r Society, Band. DAVID BROWN Nickname-- David Course--Commercial Residence--Poland, Pa. Favo r it e Saying- Could Be! DORIS CI-IADDERTON Nickname-- Jake Course--Commercial Residence--Bobtown, Pa. Activities --Nature Club, Chorus, Press Club, Tri-Hb Y, Teen-Age Book Club. Favorite Saying-- Hey Patl I got a letter from Jake. 'F EDWARD CREE Nickname-- Ed Course--Academic Residence- -Garards F o rt, Pa. Activities--Band Favorite Saying- - Ah Balony. AGNES DANIELS Nickname-- Ag Course--Commercial Residence--Dllllner, Pa. Activities--Tri-H1-Y, Press Club, Teen-Age Book Club, Cheerleader. Favorite Saying-- Boy Nan! can he smooch. ROSE GRAZNAK Niclmame-- Rose Course--Commercial Residence--Greensboro, Pa. Activities- - Press Club Qs Chorus, Teen-Age Boolff' Club. Favorite Saytng-- Boy, he thinks he's smart. EARL GRMEK Nickname-- Grmek Course--Academic Residence--Greensboro, Pa. Favorite Saying-- What a way to go. ll L 8'- WILLIAM CROCKETT Nickname-- Bill Course--Academic Residence--Greensboro, Pa. Activities--Student Council, Yearbook Staff, Audio Video Club, H1-Y, National Honor Society, Varsity Club, Teen- Age Book Club, Track. Favorite Saylng-- Aw- Shucksl FRANK ERIAVEK Nickname-- Javek Course--Academic Resldence--Poland, Pa. Activities -- Varsity, Foot- ball, Basketball. Favorite Saying-- Ok Fella. RAPBAE LINE GROE Nickname-- Vootz Course--Commercial Residence--Greensboro, Pa. Activities- - Press Club, Teen-Age Book Club, Tri- Ht-Y. Favorite Saying-- Now was that nice? BENNY J' OE GUGLIOTTA Nickname-- Spike Course--Academic Residence--Greensboro, Pa. Activities- -V a r s it y Club, Basketball, Baseball. Favorite Saying-- Boyl is she stacked! GORDON G. FOX Nickname-- Flash Gordon Course--Academic Residence- -Garard F o rt, Favorite Saying-- I' m sly as a Fox. THOMAS HEADLEE Nickname-- Dingle Course--Academic Residence- - Garards F o rt, Pa. Activities--Hi-Y, Band, Stu- dent C o u n c il, Teen-Age Book Club, V a r sity Club, Yearbook Staff, Audio Video Club, Basketball. Favorite Saying-- Hey Bob Do you want to go along? ESTHER RAE HITT Nickname-- Esther Course--Commercial Residence--Mapletown, Pa. Activities -- Teen-Age Book Club Favorite Saying-- Leave me alone. FLOYD HUGGINS Nickname-- Huggy Course- -Academic Residence -- Garard's Fort, Pa. Activities--Hi-Y, Va r sity Club. Favorite S ay ing - - Burp W 'V .f- i 'il ,,uv 'fl fri i N , fl in-i1f N I' TWILLIA HAUGHT Nickname-- Tri Course--Commercial Residence--Dilliner, Pa. Activities - -Press Club, Chorus, Nature Club, Teen- Age Book Club. Favorite Saying-- Aw- Jumping Jelly Beans. LLOYD HIGGINBOTHAM Withdrawn MICHAEL HLUSZTI Nickname-- Two Gun Course--Commercial Residence--Mapletown, Pa. Activities- -Hi-Y, V a r s it y Club Favorite Saying-- This is a catastrophe. WAYNE HUNT Nickname-- Red C0urSe--Commercial Residence--Dilliner, Pa. Favorite Saying-- Ye ah. THOMAS I ONES Nickname- - Tom Course- -Academic Residence--Poland, Pa. Favorite Saying-- It's like this. MARY ANN MAR!-'LAK Nickname-- Nan Course--Commercial Residence--Greensboro, Pa. Activities--Trl-Hi-Y, Press Club, Student Council, Teen- Age Book Club. Favorite Saying-- Hey Ag Guess What! JUNE McM1CHAEL Nickname- - Mich Course--Commercial Residence--Poland, Pa. Activities -- B an d, Nature Club. Favorite Saying - - Did you see Twll1ia? SARAH MILLER Nickname-- Sa Rah Course- -Commercial Residence- -Bobtown, Pa. Acttvltle s --Nature Club, Chorus, Trl-Hi-Y, P r e s s Club. Favorite Saying-- Hind your own business l n Y' Q W r . I I I rm, P 'Ir' fn OC' -il WILLIAM KELLY Nickname- - Kelly Course- -Academic Residence--Poland, Pa. Activities- -V a r s it y Club, Favorite Saying-- What are you babbling about? STEVE MARTIN Nickname-- Steve Course--Academic Residence--Bobtown, Pa. Favorite Saying - - Gee ELIZABETH MCNATT Nickname-- Liz Course--Commercial Residence--Greensboro, Pa. Activities- -Band Favorite S ay 1 ng - - I don't care. ROBERT MINOR Nickname-- Lefty Course--Academic R e sid e nc e --Carmichaels Activities--Band, Teen-Age Book Club, H i - Y , Basket- ball, Yearbook Staff . Favorite S ay in g - - Which car you takn' tonight Tom? HUSTON MORRIS Nickname-- Huts Course--Academic Residence--Garrads F o r t , Activities--Hi-Y, Teen-Age Book Club. CECELIA MYERS Nickname- - Sue Course--Commercial Residence--B ob t ow n , Pa. Activlties-- Press Club, Chorus, Yearbook Staff . Favorite Saying-- Gee Whiz! MILDRED NEVEDALE Nickname-- Midge Course--Commercial Residence--Greensboro, Pa. Activities--Chorus, Y e a r - book Staif. Favorite Saying-- I thought I'd die laughing. BERNARD ROEBUCK Nickname-- Sears Course--Academic Residence--Greensboro, Pa. Activities--Va. r s it y Club, Basketball, Football. Favorite Saying-- Open the locker, Richard. VINCENT MORRIS Nickname-- Vince Course--Academic Residence--Greensboro, Pa. Activities--V a r s ity Club, Football, Basketball. Favorite Saying-- Boy oh boy, Mr. Taylorl JOSEPHINE T. NASTASI Nickname-- Jo Course--Commercial Residence--Martin, Pa. Activities -- Teen-Age Book Club Favorite S a y i ng- - Crump .TUNE PATTERSON Nickname-- Pat Course--Commercial Residence--Greensboro, Pa. Activities--Chorus, Nature Club, Press Club, Tri-Hi-Y. Favorite S ay in g- - Shucks, Ma. N BEVERLY ROSS Nickname-- Bev Course--Commercial Residence--Greensboro, Pa. Activities--National H o n o r Society, Chorus, Tri-Hi-Y, Yearbook Staff. Favorite Saying-- Say There. GUY SHE!-lL Nickname-- Guy Course--Commercial Residence--D i 1 1 ine r , Pa. Favorite Saying- - Dropped Something 1 THOMAS STONE KING Withdrawn CLYDE WALTERS Nickname- - Buzz Course--Commercial Residence--Poland, Pa. Activities--Student Council, Wrestling, F o o t b all, Li- brary Club. Favor ite Saying-- Don't worry about it. ROY WILSON Niclmame-- Hack Course--Academic Residence--D i 1 l ine r , Pa. Activities--V a r sit y Club, St ude n t Council, Football, Baseball. Q'-HV' X ' P' BETTY STOFCHECK Nickname-- Betty Course--Commercial Residence- -Carmichaels, Pa. Activities--National H o n o r Society, Tri-I-ll-Y, MaJor- ette, Yearbook Staff. SHIRLEY VULCAN Nickname- - Shirl Course--Commercial Residence- -Greensboro, Pa. Activities--Tri-Hi-Y, Chor- u s , Teen-Age B oo k Club, Press Club, Yearbook Staff. DOLORES WILSON Nickname-- Do-Do Course--Commercial Residence--Greensboro, Pa. Activities--National H o n o r Society, Trl-Hi-Y, Ye ar - book Staff. Favorite Saying-- What time is it? 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' 59515 SOPHOMORE GIRLS First Row-Ruby Hitt, Patty Gearing, Bernadlne Tencer, Norma Babbs, Laure Joyce Davis, Florence Calabris, Rose Ann Messich, Virginia Queen, Helen Minor, Ria Lawall, Loretta Rumble, Joanne Fuchs, Marlene Downey, Patty Wade, Mlllie Roso, Wynona Livingood. Second Row-Rosella Chanaki, Evelyn Scritchfield, June Clark, Ruth Hitt, Patty Mc- Clure, Nora Jones, Peggy Johnson, Betty Morris, Joan Fox, Janet Fiala, Lois Ann Gresh, Marietta Hitztaler, Rose Gary, Martha Brula, Margaret Graznak, Eva Graz- nak. Third Row-Millie Ross, Betty Triplett, Jane Kozy, Donna Jean Gugliotta, Louise Marflak, Tressa Johnson, Frances Pluto, Patty Frazier, Marlene McClure, Rose Batsko, Marie Sleyzak, Kettle Bunner, Martha Blair, Alma McDonald. Home Room Teachers--Mrs. Johnson, Miss Shapiro, Mrs. Federer. SOPHOMORE ACTIVITIES 195431951 Freshmen Reception - Oct. 3, 1950 Movie - 'Follow the Fleet - Jan. 25, 1951 SOPHOMORE BOYS First Row-Stanley Kennedy, Pete Bargerstock, Harry Matthews, Carl Gansor, Emil Enoff, Charles Hawk, James Gregor, Bill Raiter, John Verska, Steve Morris, Bill Brown, Kenny Fox. Second Row-Robert Durr, Dan McNatt, Richard McMichael, Robert Murphy, Vir- gil Frankenberry, Curtis Kiger, Olan Dawson, Mtke Roebuck, Kenneth Bodnovich, Frank Kendralla, Raymond Vernon, James Conard. Third Row-Donald Mallory, Emilio Celani, Charles Kennedy, Ralph Brand, Donald Yoders, Donald Allen, Henry Hetz, Mervin Lee Barbe, Chester Arrington. Homeroom Teachers--Mrs. Johnson, Miss Shapiro, Mrs. Federer. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS J , I President Mike Roebuck Vice President Frank Kendralla Secretary Helen Minor Treasurer Donna Jean Gugliotta K -r 'T 1 1 - i -on 3,2-f..s' 4! 'G i 'x2.'U 'T' .11 me 5 lnii . . 1 .. :gg SIIIIHSI 'na -31 .4 'lf- gx - ' H'-Q1 i.. -A -,:'.. 11 R XKN YS QR 2 1134 iv' X 0 H 41 X I ff M I , R ni ... NINE A Homeroom Teacher--Mr. Herrington First Row-Betty Yelenlk, Opal Presock, Audrey Curtis, Shirley Hoover, Mary Lint, Edith Bennett, Nancy Mlllward, Elaine Ganocy, Marilee Phillips, Frances Gansor, Carol McCann. Second Row-Juliana Gonda, William Gilmore, Eugene Botsko, Schuyler Sullen- barger, Arliss Phillips, Russell Coffman, Robert Howard, Jane Lawson. Third Row- Leo Pyles, Paul Yatsko, Thomas Thomas, Edward Kutney, Andrew Brozak, Ralph Herod. Q E A 1 F hmm R 12:21 2 la... NINE B Homeroom Teacher--Mr. Barb First Row-Dottie Jo Gabler, Ruth Ansell, Barbara Furman, Marie Bassio, Pearl Mocniak, Sylvia Baranzti, Anna Beziak, Joyce Hitt, Marlene McFarland, Mary Ann Elnikar, Helen Gluvna, Myrtle Brewer, Lois Arrington. Second Row-Lydia Mae Cannon, Ronald Crockett, Hayden Cutrlght, John Celanl, Thomas Henry, Raymond Henderson, Walter Gacek, Eugene Friend, Helen Bar- clay, Freda Colebank, Alene Hlxon. Third Row-Donnls Black, Richard Downer, Billy Henck, Andrew Gluvna, Arthur Allan, George Frederick, George Laughead, William Andrews, Kenneth Hegedis. NINE C Homeroom Teacher--Mr. Yanosh First Row-Gladys Walters, Lillian Zelina, Louise Vecchio, Mrytle Walters, Mar- garet Pavlosky, Shirley Winemiller, Arlene Neals, Martha Kridle, Audrey Sickle- smith, Wanda Skiles. Second Row-Jimmy Swearingen, John Roebuck, Douglas Miller, Charles Rlffle, Bill King, Joe Long, Robert Pratt, John Koran, Jimmy Walters. Third Row-Mike Marflak, Leroy Nester, Allen Stoneking, Ronald Minor, Charles Ross, Jimmy Hood, Billy Longo. M? FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICE President .......... Jean Watso Vice President .......... Jimmy Hood Secretary 81 Treasurer .......... Barbara Furman S3152 P. seg ,, 5. l 2 EIGHT A Homeroom Teacher--Mr. Lessner First Row-Clarence Gaphart, Sank Brumley, Audrey Bargerstock, Joan Hitztaler, Agnes Garrison, Marie Fuchs, Joyce Brown, Elizabeth Bezjak, Devonna Cramer, Naomi Cramer, Clare Bargerstock, Fred Boone. Second Row-Dominick Capiot, Paul Arnold, Benny Gregurich, John Jenkins, Leroy Ingram, James Boone, Mike Koast, John Bodnovich, Martin Gregan, HenryChanaki, George Hyson, James Howard, James Graznak. ' EIGHT B Homeroom Teacher--Mr. Geary First Row-Margaret Marflak, Delores Metz, Blanche Vanata, Georgetta Patterson, Beatrice Wotring, Waltena Metcalf, Barbara Stockton, Edith McManis, C arol Minor, Beatrice McMichael, Regina McNatt, Second Row-Ray Patterson, James Lawson, Dick Jones, Frank Zalar, Helen Neve- dale, Shirley Osborne, Tony Zalar, Erman Wilson, Leonard White, Robert Wagner. I i in 4 1, i, ,gl- I v i SEVEN A Homeroom Teacher--Mr. Bennett First Row-Selma Gabler, Martha Hill, Viola Iureatic, Louise Jenkins, Lois Dugan, Lorraine Fuchs, Shirley Arrington, Mary Louise I-lenck, Barbara Allan, Aris Black, Florence Hill, Eva Louise Barbe. Second Row-Charles Debolt, Jerry Kois, Thomas Burich, William Bodnovich, Robert Davis, Steve Gurltza, Barbara Ami Burich, David Jolliffe, Albert Weston, Joseph Beatty, James Beal, James Presock. Third Row-Edward Grim, Albert Hood, Franklin Kuntz, Donald Humbert, Charles Beall, Theodore Kelly, Ralph Presock, Roy Grim. f 6 , 5 ,I , f 2 W 1 , R Q .-ii' SEVEN B Homeroom Teacher--Mrs. Miller First Row-James Metz, Clarence Ross, Maryjane Lessner, Donna Wolford, Shirley Przyhocki, Edna Walters, Novella Winemiller, Rose Mary Vanata, Thelma Patterson, Donna Smith, Patricia McMichael, Thomas Sowden. Second Row-Michael Molek, Robert Pangrace, William Menear, Glenn Lingenfield, Donald Wamsley, Martin Sullenberger, Arthur Stoner, Robert Nevedale, Robert Wilson, George Williamson, Charles Zalar, Harold Osborne, Charles Maletic. Mrs. Gynelle Davis Cleavenger Mrs. Mary Vance McCann Miss Lena May Mr. Harold Bunner Mr. Herbert Gabler Miss Grace Mundell Mary Ross Kornman Mildred Stevenson Minor Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Eugina Spangenberg Davis Mrs. Selma Gabler Mavin Mr. Robert Mavin Mrs. Margaret Gurlck Augustino Mr . Martin Ritz Class of 1912 Mapletown, Class of 1916 Mapletown, Class of 1922 Mapletown, Class of 1928 Garards Fort, Greensboro, C armichaels, 318 Prlnston Ave. , Pittsburgh 29, Mapletown, Class of 1931 Greensboro, Class of 1934 Greensboro, Greensboro, 2373 Fremont Pl. , Pittsburgh 16, R.D. 41 Greensboro, Class of 1937 Miss Vivian Black Greensboro, Mrs. Marion Gabler McCombs Carmlchaels, Mr. Wm. Jones R.D. 41 Greensboro, Mrs. Helen McCann Miller Mapletown, Mrs. Betty Spangenberg King Jefferson, Class of 1944 Miss Edna Jones R.D. 41 Greensboro, Mrs. Mary Katherine Cox Leshinsky Masontown, Mrs. Vivian Wagner Mapel Mapletown, The Yearbook Staff wishes to express its sincere thanks to the above Alumni who have so graciously helped us finance the 1951 Mon-0-Leaf fx fig Wikis 5H0 Pie jxffw G- 1 G9 9 G9 65 xA PIN Orion -9 ew , Q GN fi? fi Ti 'H- I a STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Q 5. M 5 as c ff 3 QI 6 1' A A ,VX A ' I ' I V President..................JoeGregory . Vice President . . . . . . . James Wagner U Secretary ........ . . . . . Betty Valli Treasurer . Barb Sponsor .... .... M r. South First Row-Donna Wolford, Joan Marietta, Louise Herrington, Patricia Mason, Mary Ann Marflak, Joseph Gregory, Betty Valli, Alberta Boord, Donna Gugliotta, Helen Minor, Maria Lawall, Carol Minor. Second Row-Mr. South, Richard Pshock, James Wagner, Bernard Roebuck, Emil Enoff, James Gorman, Paul Messich, Thomas Headlee. Third Row-William Curtis, Robert Pratt, William Crockett, Thomas Burich. Objective: The purpose of the Student C ouncil is to maintain and strengthen a democratic relationship between the student body and faculty, e nc ou r age individual thinking, and group participation among the students. a 5. H QM 3 5 ,F Wig? f gli First Row-Mr. Miller, Director, Doris Chadderton, Mildred Nevedale, Myrna Wilson, Hettie Bunner, Peggy Johnson, Joan Fox, Millie Roso, Marie Sleyzak, Betty .Tean Neino, Martha Brewer, Joan Marietta, Anna Jones. Second Row-Cecelia Myers, Shirley Vul- can, Twillia Haught, Eva Graznak, Nora Jones, Florence Calabris, Norma Je an Babb, Lois Gresh, L o r etta Rumble, Helen Minor, Evelyn Sc r itchfield , Patricia Mason, Sarah Miller. Q 1 -2-0 Lupfalhrm, Mr. South, Jack Barclay, Frank Kendralla, Eva Graznak, Kenneth Bodnovich, Mervin Barbe, Mary Ann Kalis, Delora Morris, Bill Crockett, Thomas Headlee. AUDIO-VIDEO CLUB Objectives: OFFICERS To train students in the theory and operation of President ........... J ack Barclay Audi-Visual equipment and materials. Thus train- Vice President ..... Mary Arm Kalis ed, the student may contribute to the more general Secretary 81 Treasurer .... Jane Fox and effective use of such materials in the school, Sponsor ................ Mr. South develop inthe student member a sense of responsi- bility and aid in the development of an effective guidance prog ll ll. ill! , ' '!!'.iP4f if 7. j,,,,. 1 ,...-.1.4 First Row-June McMichaels, Twillia Haught, Loretta Rumble, Helen Minor, Norma Jean Babbs, Betty Triplett, Sarah Miller, Doris Chadderton, Laura Joyce Davis, Florence Cala- bris, Marlene Downey. Second Row-Robert Durr, Donald Allen, Ralph Brand, Kenneth Fox, Bill Curtis, Kenneth Bodnovich, Floyd Huggins, Charles Kennedy, Mervin Lee Barbe, Mrs. Johnson. NATURE CLUB Objective: OFFICERS President ...... William Curtis To know more about trees, flowers, insects, butter- Vice President . . . Ralph Brand flies, moths, invertebrates, fossil plants, f ishe s , Secretary ........ Helen Minor mammals, and birds. Also a little about minerals, Treasurer ...... Norma Babbs Birthstones, and Indian-relics. Sponsor ........ Mrs. Johnson -' UP- ., , . First Row-Lois McClure, Sarah Miller, Doris Chadderton, Mary Ann Marflak, Agnes Daniels, Beverly Ross, Betty Stofcheck, Delora Morris, Atterina Longo, Joan Calabris, Edna Watson, Dawnice Murphy. Second Row-Catherine Franks, Alberta Board, Patricia Mason, Myrna Wilson, Jane Fox, Martha Brewer, Betty Valli, Mary Ann Kalis, Joan Marietta, Louise Herrington, Miss Titus. Third Row-Shirley Vulcan, Raphaeline Groe, Anna Jones, Shirley Bargerstock, Sonia Larrabee, Cecilia Gansor, Tencer. N 1 in-Y K Y 'rm-HI-Y OFFICERS OFFICERS President- President- William Curtis Betty Valli Vice President Vice President Jack Barclay Delora Morris Secretary Secretary Tommy Headlee I Mary Ann Kalis Treasurer f Treasurer Joe Kalis x Martha Brewer To create, maintain, and extend through- Y out me school and community, high stan- R dards of Christian character. First Row-Ralph Brand, Joe Kalis, Kenneth Bodnovich, Bill Curtis, Kenneth Fox, Jack Barcley, Tommy Headlee, Bill Crockett. Second Row-Charles Kennedy, Bob Minor, Floyd Huggins, Bill Rafter, Mr. Lessner, Mike Hluszti, Raymond Vernon Huston Morris Robert Durr V ig o SERVICE OFFICERS President ................. Joe Gregory Vice President .... ...... J' ack Barclay Secretary ....... .... M ary Ann Kalis Treasurer .. ............ Martha Brewer First Row-Betty Stofcheck, Louise Herrington, Anna Jones, Martha Brewer, Mary Ann Kalis, Jack Barclay, Joe Gregory, Thomas Headlee, Wm. Crockett, Victor Begini. Second Row-Ria Lawall, Bernadine Tencer, Pat Gearing, Helen Minor, Mrs. Federer., Ralph Brand, Lois Gresh, Loretta Rumble, Beverly Ross, Donna Jean Gugliotta, Robert Durr. iDolores Wilson-picture not taken.l The NationalHonor Society was established by the Department of Secondary School Principals in 1921. The purpose of the Society is to create an enthusiasm for good Scholarship throughout the school, to encourage a desire for students to render Service to the school and to the community, to promote Leadership, and to observe and practice those acts which develop strength of Character. Member- ship in the organization is based on these principles. The M.T.H.S. chapter ofthe National Honor Society awards a S100 dollar Scholarship each year. They also post an Honor Roll at the end of each nine weeks period. NATIONAL HONOR 59117 ix , 7 x ,4 ...av . -O 767+ Rh!! Will ,ff 4.-1?'i'. xN..n....vx .. NATIONAL HoNoR socIETY I On Friday, January 12, ................-................ ................. .....0............--............ ' 'f2f::t:ft:tff f r C2122II1221ZZZIZZIZZZIZZZSSIZIIZI The National Honor Society invited the entire school to its induction ceremony. Members of the soc iety presented an impressivei candle-light program to welcome new members, to explain principles of the organization, and state the c olor s of its cornerstones. After the induction ceremony a deliciousiigiii lunch was served in an attractively decorated art room. All members of the faculty were invited to join N.H.s. here. The remainder of the afternoon was spent in the gymnasium where all participated in dancing, ,.h . ping pong, shuffle board or basketball. x E I CLUB First Row- Lois Ann Gresh, Loretta Rumble, Norma Babb, Betty Triplett, Mary Arm Mar- flak, Agnes Daniels, Sarah Miller, Doris Chadderton, Laura Joyce Davis, Florence Cala- bris, Bernadine Tencer, Patty Gearing. Second Row-Dawnice Murphy, Patty Mason, Martha Brewer, Nora Jones, Lois McClure, Mary Ann Kalis, Raphaeline Groe, Rose Graznak, Myrna Wilson, Cecilia Gansor, Margar- et Tencer, Mr. Taylor. Third Row-Delora Morris, Joan Marietta, Louise Herrington, Anna Jones, Twillia Haught, Cecilia Myers, Atterina Longo. Sponsor ...................... Mr. Taylor Editor ........... ...... M argaret Tencer OBJECTIVES: Assistant Editor ...... .... C ecilia Gansor To inform and entertain its Production Manager . . ..... Patrica Mason subscribers with news perti- Sports Editor ....... .... D awnice Murphy nent to M. T. H. S. and the News Editor ...... .... M ary Ann Kalis vicinity. Feature Editor ............. Martha Brewer Art Editor ................... Joan Marietta i Sponsor ..... Miss Titus Secretary ..... Anna Jones First Row-Shirley Bargerstock, Charlotte Arnold, Shirley Vulcan, Myrna Wilson, Barbara Furman, Agnes Daniels, Mary Ann Marflak, Doris Chadderton, Esther Hitt, Ioan Fuchs, Marie Slezak, Miss Titus. TEEN AGE BOOK CLUB Second Row-Raphaeline Groe, Twillia Haught, Rose Graznak, Lois McClure, Anna Jones, Nora Jones, Mary Ann Kalis, .Toan Marietta, Louise Herrington, Delora Morris, Sonia Larrabee, Dorothy Wade. ' Third Row-Robert Minor, Thomas Headlee, Jack Barclay, Bill Curtis, Wm. Crockett, James Gorman, Huston Morris OBJECTIVE: To arouse interest in reading. SENIOR HOME EC CLUB President ........... .... M artha Brewer Vice President ......... .... P atty Mason Secretary Ka Treasurer . . . .... Joan Marietta Sponsor ..................... Mrs. Fullmer First Row-Betty Morris, Martha Brewer, Joan Marietta, Lois McClure, Mary Etta Hitztaler, Marie Sleyzak, Joan Fuchs, Millie Roso, Mrs. Fullmer. Second Row-Ruby Hitt, Patricia Wade, Ruth Hitt, Louise Herrington, Patty Mason, Patricia Frazier, Dorothy Wade, mn il s . ' 1 -an its-.-ull. JUNIOR HOME EC CLUB President .................... Donis Morris Vice President ........ . . . Juliana Gonda Secretary 8: Treasurer . . . ...... Joyce Hitt Sponsor ....................... Mrs. Fullmer First Row-Louise Vecchio, Gladys Walters, Marie Bassio, MaryAnn Elnikar, Mary Lint, Nancy Millward, Edith Bemxett, Elaine Ganocy, Marilee Phillips, Joan Turns, Arlene Neals, Shirley Winemiller. Second Row-Marlene McFarland, Betty Yelenik, Maryjane Lessner, Jean Watson, Helen Gluvna, Joyce Hitt, Alene Hixon, Juliana Gonda, Wanda Skiles, Anna Bezjak, Carol McCann. Third Row-Dottie Jo Gabler, Ruth Ansell, Frances Gansor, Barbara Furman, Patty Os- borne, Helen Barclay, Freda Colebank, Myrtle Brewer, Edith McManis. To share a common interest in the home and provide opportunity to meet present needs, interests and prepare to solve per- sonal, family and community problems. l Q K fi W. June Betty Atterina Edna McMichael Stofcheck Longo Watson Jfworqeifcj C EEKLELN Daniels Calabris 2 ffgagfvf as 'il-Q..-2. SJ, 1 QQ., 1---4 ---e K Jack Barclay i Norma Jean Laura Joyce Pat Virginia Ioan Barbara Babb Davis Gearing Queen Fox Furman Agnes Ioan M K 4 xx X9 ox ' ff, 1: 3: ? 2'-3 7' aff!!-K W YJY w W ' 1 2 , I fl Q05 First Row-Benny Gregurich, Donald Mallory, Andrew Brozak, Charles Beall, Dorothy Nevedale, Catherine Franks, Robert Nevedale, William Bircher, Robert Murphy, Tommy Sowden. Second Row-Delora Morris, Martin Gregan, Marietta Hitztaler, John Celani, .Tack Bar- clay, Marlene Downey, Victor Beghini, Olan Dawson, Richard Jones, Ed Cree, Henry Chanaki. Third Row-MichaelMo1ek, Theodore Kelly, Robert Pangrace, Sank Brumley, Emilio Celani, Robert Minor, Edward Kutney, Leonard White, George Williamson. Z2 Q Q 523 VARSITY CLUB OFFICERS President ...................... Joe Gregory Vice President ........ ....... I oe Kalis Secretary 6 Treasurer. . . .... Bryce Kramer Sponsor ....................... Mr . Yanosh First Row-Jim Wagner, Bernard Roebuck, Richard Pshock, Frank Zembar, Benny Gug- llotta, Frank Erjavek, Vince Morris, Bill Crockett, Tom Headlee. Second Row-Mr. Yanosh, Joe Kalis, Frank Kendralla, Bryce Kramer, Fred Rush, Bill Raiter, Bill Kelly, Bill Brown, Theodore Pilan, James Gorman, Mike Hluszti. Third Row-James Gregor, Kenneth Bodnovich, I ack Barclay, I oe Gregory, Paul Messich. OBJECTIVES: To organize a group of boys of M.T.H.S. to promote a close social union among them. To encourage active participation in all things that have to do with school. To uphold the principles of good government in our school. To assist in every honorable way to bring better understanding among students. To foster better relationship with other schools in athletic contest. To place fairness and honesty in competition above all things. To acquire the element of Sportsmanship , To encourage high ethical standards in school and on the playing field. LETTERMENS CODE OF ETHICS To be honest and fair in all competition always to bear in mind my obligations as a student and athlete to my school andmy community andto give them my loyalty in word, act, and deed. X333 First Row-Floyd Huggins, Clyde Walters, Jim Gregor, Roy Wilson, Jim Wagner, Richard Pshock, Mike Roebuck, Joe Kalis, Joe Gregory, Bryce Kramer, Fred Rush. Second Row-Raymond Vernon, Frank Zembar, Bill Brown, Mike Hluszti, Kenneth Bodnovich, Frank Erjavek, Vincent Morris, Bill Rafter, Frank Kendralla, David Presock. Third Row-Martin Sullenberger, Bernard Roebuck, Sherman Speelman, Arthur Stoner, James Gorman, Robert Howard, Donald Yoders, Paul Yatskozaharles Riffle, Paul Haney, Dick Mc- Intire, .Tim Graznak. Gif' KVS0' , Bm -9.5 V H! 1-Sze 1 . - '-1.3.5, ' A '1 5 -1 1 , -r,1l if ' . . ' 1 . if fr -Qi. - fl , , N A . .F if yi Y ' .J72f i' .-'Q VJ '-'sa V .j.,. '?f' . -T ' 0 ' GK fs if1g,, vgwv. . -Q. -thins 3. , I 1.11. f,..,4g P vi- .1 144.55- 2.i-has-v'i....' 3 mit 3 ' f ' 5110411 ' 1950-51 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE '- 'Z' I Q ' ..'m,5 Sept. M. T. H . S. Opponents , LQ, 'f QL 8 Pt. Marion 13 13 ff: ' ft, 15 Centerville 6 6 22 Ellsworth 7 13 .-',Ly,, , rg A, A .gn 28 Masontoum 0 38 f.e+ '.'f'gjiPP1P..1.z.4,2E1g5 Oct- ,g.,.,'g's,',f2l:f?f41ifw, .QQ 6 Cumberland Twp. o 20 tl ' 1 -1--'-1- -Q-rw 12 Waynesburg 13 18 20 Perryopolis 33 0 27 St. Francis 6 6 PSHOCK: Pshock was a fine end who gave his all while in the game. His ability to block was outstanding and he was tops as a defensive player. ZEMBAR: Zem was our big tackle from across the river. He was the type of player who didn't get much praise, but in our books he is one of the best. KRAMER: Bryce was our hard-tackling guard. He was small but he hit like a stick of dynamite. I-le made the ALL COUNTY TEAM. HLUSZTI: Mike did not play as a regular at the first of the season, but later broke into the opening lineup. He was a fine offensive center. GREGORY: Joe was co-captain of the team. A small but aggressive player who gave his all while in a game. Joe's position was guard. KALIS: Kalis, a tackle, was one of our many seniors who will be missed next season. Joe played his best game against Centerville. ERJAVEK: Frank was our small quarterback, but judging from his passing ability he'1l be a stand-out next year. WILSON: Roy was known among the players as Bul1dozer . When Roy hit an opponent he knew he was hit. We're sorry we had to lose such a good halfback. GREGOR: Jim was our right halfback and he could really throw those passes. Being only a Sophomore this year, we're expecting a lot from you next year, Jim. RUSH: Fred led the team in scoring and made honorable mention on the ALL COUNTY Team. As fullback we depended on Freddie to carry that ball across the goal line. WAGNER: Jim was co-captain and a member of the ALL COUNTY TEAM, also. When the chips were d , Jim always gave his best in hard-play and encouragement to the others. qi ' is g OOPKING- O RWARD 1 95 1 - 52 FOOTBALL SCHED ULE Sept . 7 Pt . Marion Away Centerville Away Ellsworth Home Masontown Home Oct. wmgs 5 C umbe rland Away 12 Waynesburg Home K 19 Perryopolis Away Av-ug 26 Marion Home Nov . 2 East Beth Home ,X-fr. -4 22 points 4 I ' ,Q-. PSHCCK 123 points 'wr-f'X Y -.. A I :I ' 0 I U X , f I f wa '51 if . 259 points f R ERJAVEK 35 points KENDRALLA 133 points The Mapels closed their basketball season with the lowest record in several years-- one win and eighteen losses. They continued to have a fighting spirit despite the odds that were against them, namely, inexperience. James Wagner, ajunior, accumulated 259 points during the season to rate him second in the county. He was a good offensive as well as defensive player. Frank Kendralla, better known as Mitch, piled up 133 points. This was due largely to his excellent foul shooting. Pshock and Erjavek were tops as defensive ' ' the season, we are expecting an out- players. With the experience Brown gained during standing center next year. All the boys will be back next year and we are looking forward to a great season. VARSITY Bob Minor, Kenneth Bodnovich, Bill Brovm, Frank Kendralla, J' im Wagner, Richard Pshock, Vincent Morris, Frank Erjavek. Brown Wagner Pshock Morris Coach Minor Bodnovich Kendralle Erjavek Jim Hood, Martin Gregan, Tom Headlee, Bill King, Ioe Long, Leo Pyles, Charles Ross. in W 1951 Wrestling Team Seated-Wm. Longo, Leo Pyles, Ralph Herod, Pete Bargerstock, Bob Walters, Raymond Vernon, Emilio Celani, James Gregor. Standing-Ronald Minor, David Coffman, Charles Hawk, Charles Kennedy, Clyde Walters, Edward Cree, Charles DeBolt, Donald Humbert, Roy Grimm. Monongahela Township High School c lo s e d its Wrestling Season with five victories and three losses. Coach Yanosh and the se wrestlers were something for M.T. H. S. to be proud of--a beginner team and a promising team. E German 5 51 M.T.H.S. German 11 41 M.T.H.S. California 33 18 M.T.H.S. California 33 21 M.T.H.S. Claysville 9 43 M.T.H.S. Claysville 8 43 M.T.H.S. University High 15 32 M.T.H.S. Universitykligh 24 16 M.T.H.S. In the W.P.I.L. Wrestling Tournament held at Waynesburg on March 1, 2, and 3. Mapletown entered seven boys--Longo 88 lb. , Herod 103 lbs., Celani 133 lbs., Clyde Walters 138 lbs., Ed Cree 145 lbs. , Bryce Kramer 154 lbs., and Jim Gregor 165 lbs. All but one was eliminated in the first round. 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