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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1952 volume:

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AW -E 121 .., rw my '1'...P' .1 ,nn -ff? :: - In appreciation of the kindness, patience and tact shown when we made mistakes, the sincere interest in the accomplishments of her pupils, and the un- failing diligence she practiced daily, we dedicate this issue of the Mon-O-Leaf to our friend as well as teacher, Mrs. Helen Miller, A child, however educated, is still untaught if by his teaching we have not strengthened his willand its guide and guardian, the mind, --David Starr Jordan A9 ' Ill! 'I'i'- 6l'I'IJl lx ,fn 2 -sr- -1. ..- 'Z l'i CHO0L CQEMMITTEE 0 SOU'l'HEA TER GREE E .l0l T CHO0L Ill TRIC James D. South. . . . GrCenSb0r0 BOIO Charles Rohulick. . . . . Dunkard Township Russell l-leadlee . . . . Monongahela Township Nlelva Mason . . . . . Greene TOWI1Ship - ----- Alternates ------ William Crockett, Greensboro Borog Kenneth Head- lee, Dunkard, Townshlpg Frank Ross, Monongahela Townshipg Gram Blaker, Green Township. Lawrence Boord, Non-member Secretary i -O? , A I ki . ,ff ,Y , inf Y MR, SMITH Principal iii '-P Q '9b Y or . 'S L, .. f' A ef ff . N .5 X is W MISS JONES Secretary -4 1 i MDWIIW diff? Tim OK MR. RIFFLE Supervising Principal Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1952 upon your having reached a milestone in your formal edu- cation. It is my earnest hope that you have received a fundamental background, during your stay here, which will enable you to become better citizens than you otherwise would have been. I wish you all God- speed and a happy and prosperous life in the future. 'Hs MRS. AREFORD V. A. Secretary 'UW ff' V 'Lf l ' 'Z'9kV2 LN11 . 3-.ill FcuL7J2 - ...- 37 .P+ 11 1 .ff .ff A ' 'J V v A K pf' 05 v A Y Wk. J , 1 Q MR. ATALSKI MISS BALABAN MR. BARB MR, BENNETT Science Physical Education Mathematics Shop 84 Science MR. HERRINGTON MRS. JOHNSON MR. LESSNER MRS. ERMA MILLER History Biology 8a Mathematics History Xa Mathematics French 8: English MR. SOUTH MR. TAYLOR MISS THOMAS Higmrv 8a Visual Education Commercial Nurse i :3 I.. ,J Y f 5 : - f ln ' , ' 1 if f I A, I ff' 5' Qi I 1 , Q' ' fy K Q 1 x , 5.-2 - Xp ,Q 1 , Q-3 1 -5.9 -. M , N5 MRS, FEDERER MRS, FULLMER MR. GEARY MR, GROVES English Home Economics History Civics 8a Shop MRS. HELEN MILLER MR. MILLER MISS O'BRIEN MISS PASCULLE An Music Commercial Library MISS TITUS MR. YANOSH MR. ZALESKI Latin KL English GCOg1'aphy Sc English Physical Education Today is the day that we fashion tomorrow, For good or for ill, for joy or for sorrow. We shall reap what we sow, be it pleasure or pain The seeds that we scatter bear fruit once again. The cycle is certain, the season is not, And often the sowing is almost forgot. But sure is the harvest, and joyous the yield, When seedlings of kindliness brighten the fields, When petals of graciousness cover the ground, And peace is the fruitage the sower has found. --Malcolm Schloss - 1 2 - 'illldi SE l0R CLASS 0FFlCER .f .. I , 4 Q. tw V, P - -'- . , : I' QW , ,3. . ei2j I VICTOR BEGHINI Vice President WILLIAM CROC KETT Greensboro, Pa. Bill is one of those serious kind, I WILLIAM CROCKETT President EDWARD CREE Secretary - Treasurer But such a guy, we could not mind. Activities ---Hi-Y, National Honor Society, Student Council, Varsity Club, Teenage Book Club, Press Club, Projector Club, Track. VICTOR BEGHINI Greensboro, Pa. He has twinkling eyes, and a merry grin, Also, a dimple in his chin. Activities --- National Honor Society EDWARD CREE Garards Fort, Pa. He's tall, rough and ready, Quite an athlete, is our Eddie. Activities --- Football, Wrestling, Band, Press Club, Varsity. CHARLOTTE ARNOLD Greensboro R.D. 1, Pa. Cute and neat, yet quite serene, Charlotte will always be a queen. - - -Activities - - - Press Club Tri-Hi-Y DONALD BIRCHER Dilliner, Pa . From Taylortown this man hails, As a friend, he never fails, ---Activities- - - Band DAVID BROWN Poland, Pa. It's very hard to stump Dave And with Sam, he's always found. ---Activities--- Baseball SAMUEL BROWN Poland, Pa. While Sams' walking through the hall, He has a smile for one and all. ---Activities-- - Varsity Club, Baseball DORIS CH ADDERTON Bobtown, Pa. It is a fact that Doris is not slow, Fun always keeps her on the 0. fl ---Ac5ivities--- Tri-Hi-Y Chorus AGNES DANIELS Dilliner, Pa. Aggie is our cheerleader sweet, Just to know her is a treat. - --Activities - - - Tri-Hi-Y Cheerleader , . in A N6 E as ' ,f' L X f ll ff' 3 JD- ri 0 T, .7 'Qi' ' T I 'I f' R1 - fi 5 1 16 '54 ig ff. ,4 i . gr gl ll FRANK ERJAVEK Dilliner, Pa. Javek is our senior dream, Wim Benny Joe he's always seen. ---Activities--- Varsity Club, Football, Basketball, Baseball ROSE GRAZNAK Greensboro, Pa. Good at work and good at play, We likeagirl who's made that way. RAPHAELINE GROE Greensboro, Pa. Raph 's the girl, we have the rumor, Who has the keenest sense of humor. ---Activities--- Tri -Hi-Y Press Club BENNY JOE GUGLIOTTA Greensboro, Pa. One of the best dancers in his class, Benny Joe is hard to surpass. ---Activities--- Varsity Club Baseball Basketball THO MAS HE ADLEE Garards Fort, Pa. Tommy is our handsome boy, He's always full of fun and joy. ---Activities--- National Honor Society, Hi-Y Audio -V ideo, Press Club, Varsity, Student Council, Teenage Book Club, Basketball ESTHER RAE HITT Mapletown, Pa. 'The dark -haired beauty who is always neat, Here's one girl that's hard to to beat. - --Activities-- - Tri-Hi-Y Band M-'Drk I-7' K an 'f 03,15 is s. 'SL I ll W ' If fb JAM! ,ss , X -f 'B F r f ,W ka fa F X J . P A 1 QQ ,zz if 'Qu Huggy gi? . n 2 S-A I, fin ser 'R' K . ! , x V J, u ll '19 ff? Nui cwflfgf FLOYD HUGGINS Garards -Fort, Pa. F1oyd is nice and full of PCP' In every subject he's just hep. ---Activities--- Nature Club, Hi-Y Student Council WAYNE HUNT Dunkard, Pa, Wayne is quiet and kind of shy But you can't find a nicer guy... THOMAS JONES Poland, Pa. The life of the party is this boy, Mapletown Hi, He's filled with joy. .TUNE MCMICHAEL Poland, Pa. This ma jorette, cute and wise, Has dark hair and dashing eyes. ---Activities-U Majorette, Chorus, Nature Club ELIZABETH MCNATT Greensboro, Pa. A quiet one, this pretty miss, But you can bet, she'll really be missed. ---Activities--- Tri-Hi-Y SARAH MILLER Bobtown, Pa. Sara with her eyes of blue, As a friend, she's always true. ---Activities-H Chorus, Tri-Hi-Y Projector Club 5 x Jlfayfwf CS? g,-:rr If ., -.hx R+ 4--. ,-Z' N, 1 ,llu475w K7 JOHN MINOR Mapletown, Pa . A worthy lad is John, we say, We wish him success along the way, ---Activities--- Nature Club Hi-Y ROBERT MINOR Carmichaels, Pa. Bob is just the right kind of , guy. He will be great as time goes by' u ---Activities--- Press Club, Teenage Book Club, Hi-Y, Basketball HUSTON MORRIS Garards Fort, Pa. Huston goes along with a care-free air, You can tell him by his curly brown hair. ---Activities-N Teenage Book Club, Hi-Y, Audio-Video Club VINCENT MORRIS Greensboro, Pa. Around the girls he's quite a guy, He knows how to make the girls sigh. ---Activities-U Varsity Club, Audio-Video Club, Hi-Y, Nature Club, Student Council JOSEPHINE NASTAS Martin, Pa, Jo is sweet and very pretty, She's A-1 class in any city. - - -Activities - - - Band Tri-Hi-Y BETTY JEAN NEINC Poland, Pa. 'She is charming, pretty, and sweet, And always looks so cheerful and neat. ---Activities--- Tri -Hi-Y Press Club 4 on y .QE 65 'fd 'gui' WMM 'D is-. X E4 'I- ,4-f' as 0--Q7 hp- yv' s i ull' Agia '39 xii' E7 f 'x f is r 'l -'ii ...Q fi TUNE PATTERSON Greensboro, Pa. Always laughing, always gay, We hope that she will stay that way. ---Activities-H Tri-Hi-Y Chorus RICHARD PSHOC K Martin, Pa. Shock is popular with the 'gals' And he 's always full of smiles. ---Activities-0 Student Council, Varsity Club, Audio-Video, Press Club, Hi-Y, Football, Basketball, Baseball BERNARD ROE BUC K Greensboro, Pa. Sears is a track star with a sock, And he's always seen with Shock. - --Activities -- - Track, Football, Basketball, Hi-Y, Audio-Video Club, Varsity Club, Student Council GUY SHEHL Dllliner, Pa. Guy is quiet and very shy, Who could know the reason why? ELIZABETH ANN STOFC HEC K Carmichaels, Pa. Sweet and pretty this majorette A pal to all she's ever met. ---Activities--- Tri-Hi-Y, National Honor Society, Majorette ORVAL VERNON Greensboro, Pa. Orvie V. is one swell guy, From all the girls he brings a sig . 1 affix of I' U 'f 1 1-. I5M.vU-mr Q41 if ...Q '39 x Nami' I ll I .1 I es SP' ,CZ S73 SHIRLEY VULCAN Greensboro, Pa. Our sweet Shirle never rieves . Y wi . We will surely miss her en she leaves. - --Activities-- - Tri -Hi-Y Pres Club JAMES WAGNER Mapletown, Pa. Bimbo is our athletic man, He'll soon be known throughout the land. - --Activities -- - Student Council, Basketball, Football, Baseball, Hi-Y Varsity Club CLYDE WALTERS Poland, Pa. Buzzy plays football with lots of dive, Boy! he's really in the jive. - --Activities -- - Wrestling, Football, Baseball Varsity, Student Council DEIDIES WILSON Greensboro, Pa. Do-Do is sweet and very neat, She's a gal that can't be beat. ---Activities--- National Honor Society, Press Club, Tri-Hi-Y 1, if -OU' wif , F M ' .as ,A if I ,4d .-61,750 A ' QE Q ......B,, I! 9 K' FRANK ZEMBAR Grays Landing, Pa. 'Zembar has one of the nicest smiles, You can bet your boots, I-le's worth his while. Varsity Club, Football Baseball THE SAGA of the CLASS 0i l952 As historian of the graduating class of 1952, I shall endeavor to emphasize those factors in our class history that would appeal to you and will remain forever embedded in our minds and hearts rather than a study of progress through four years at Mapletown High. On September 5th, 1948, members of Mapletown High faculty were standing in the halls wonder- ing what changes might be in store for the com g year. Suddenly they caught a glimpse of something new and strange hudd ed togrether in mute embarrassment and anxiety. These were the members of the Class of '52, Excited and adly frightened, we were taken to the auditorium and divided into two classes. There isn't much else to recall about the first day, but believe me--better days were ahead. Mr. Mihlik and Mrs. Minor were our home room teachers, and now it can be told what happened to Mr. Mihlik. The poor man could only take it for half a year. One activity period our class decided to start the fireworks. Arnold Pyles placed a firecracker neatly under the teacher's desk, then innocently blocked his ears. Mr. Mihlik asked the reason for the action, but before Arnold could answer--the desk blew apart. Mr. Mihlik was later found in the hall. By the way, Arnold is now a medic in the United States Army in Korea. We will close our freshman year with only this thought in mind--don't do as we did because now you may get the big bang and feel the working end of Mr. Smith's paddle. And so we journeyed into our Sophomore year, the girls taking one road and the boys another, with Mrs. Johnson and Miss Dally as home room teachers. Among our more interesting experiences of that year was a field trip supervised by Mrs. Johnson. It was in this year also that we had the Poison Candy Caper which is still an unsolved mystery for M.H.S. We would like to ski our Junior year--we are a little ashamed of our actions. lt was in this year that our class was dividedp andxtrouble began to brew, We did a lot of growing up during our Junior troubles and had a grand ending for that year with the first prom ever held away from M. H. S. It was a huge success and quite a thrill for many to go to Paci's--a beautiful club for a prom. Junior Class of- ficers were--President, Betty Jean Neino, Vice President, James Wagner, Secretary, Richard Pshockg and Treasurer, Billy Kelly. Our home room teachers were Mr. Taylor and Mr. Billingsley. And now for our Senior year--last and most pleasant of all, We sensed from the beginning that our senior year was going to be something different. We felt sad--yet it has a hap y sadness. Knowing it was the last time to don that football uniform, but thinking of the games well piiayed--the last cheer to yell, but the echoes not far away--and the last walk down the hall with that teen-age romeo. First thing! we had a new thrill--P.O.D. It was administered to us by Mr. South who was also our home room teac er along with Miss Titus. . It was not all smooth sailing--five of our beloved members fincluding myselfl were expelled from this institution of higher learning. But after due process of the law we were reinstated in good standing. Our class would like to thank Mr. South for utting up with our corny jokes, but I guess it was only air since we had to put up with his. Probably time most exciting experience of the year was the meeting of the Senior boys and the Freshmen Girls . In fact many of our boys care so much for the girls t ey are considering a Post Graduate Course. And now our history comes to a close--in the years to come we may pass out of the memory of a few of the boys--but the girls--they will never forget. All kidding aside our school days have been hap y ones and there will always be a place in our hearts for the many friends we have made. To you, Hunger-grads , remember high school days are the happiest days of all--you can never live them over, so make the most of the coming years at M.H,S. , and we 'd like to wish you the very best of luck and success for the future. Bernard Roebuck, Senior Historian G C971 W F I ll' ,jx aLd,J W 5... . yylO5t ffm 'Wt Y ffiosig-Y lJ5 X00 'B RES35 C 0-keg I f K RNQ M wall aku Q35 gdifw wwf 0, ZW QMMMQ JW 9 77 M7 eff Q affa- 5 Ja - f 533' M5- Jfpflfjg HW W fffoafjgipoi Ufdfff Chapel ln the Mountains Lssmnal Mr wnnamc Mnier Invocation Scripture Reading Prayer Joan Mocniak Sermon Our Castle of Education raycr Perfect ,gg:::::::::ffff Octet Doris Chadderton, Sara Miller, june Patterson, June Mc- Michael, Edward Cree, Thomas Headlee, Orval Vernon and Robert Minor. licnedietion 31 lfecessional Rev. E. J. Keifcr 5353Eiffffffffffffffffiiffl Minister Pastor, Calvary Methodist Church Uniontown, Pennsylvania Concert . . . . ,,,.., , . , High School Band Processional Salutatory . . ,....... .,,. B everly Ann Ross Violin Solo . ....,. .,,4.... l ielen Minor Valedictory ...... , . William Edward Crockett Girls' Ensemble ..... . . . ....., The Green Cathedral Introduction of Speaker ..,,.,..,.,...,..,,., I, N. Riffle Commencement Address ......,..... .... ' 'Education for What ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF EDUCATION Saxaphone Solo .,.........,..,.... . . . Donald Mallory Forty-First Annual Commencement Tuesday, May 27th, 1952 Eight O'clock Dr. Kermit A, Cook West Virginia University Introduction of Class ............... . . Thomas M. Smith Presentation of Diplomas . . . Russell E. Headlee SPECIAL AWARDS National Honor Society Scholarship QSIOO, 005 ...,..... ...,. . , Victor Beghini Southeastern Greene County Women's Club -- Education Scholarship S100 007 Shirley Vulcan 1 . ................. . , Babe Ruth Foundation -- Sportsmanship award ........ . Delores Wilson 8: James Wagner Penn Commercial College -- Accuracy Typing Award . . ......... Shirley Vulcan Student Council fPresidential Keyj ........... . Richard Pshock National Anthem Each day we reap what we have sowedg We see the product of our thought-- Whether of kindness, or ill-bent, There comes to us what we have sought. And so the seeds I plant within The rich soil of my heart Will grow, when tended, bearing fruit-- Of love, a goodly part. If seeds of kindliness I sow And tend them day by day, The harvest will be plenteous, And blest shall be my way. - -Eleanor Hillemann JU! N034 1 ul 'Q7' -J' JU l0R CLASS UFFICER President . . . . . Maria Lawall Vice President . . . . James Gre or Secretary .... . . Patricia Gearing Treasurer . . . . Robert Durr MARIA LAWALL Knownas.............. Ria Usually seen . . . . . . takin her time Ambition . . . . . . . . ,. lgharmacist Activities .... . .... . . Basketball National Hcmor Society Yearbook staff Tri-Hi-Y Band JAMES GREGOR Knownas.............. Jim USUSUY seen . . . . ..... in a Hurry Ambitionv. . Professional Baseball Player Activities ........ . Varsity Club '40- CSP ll 'E swwff, p Q Wrestlin Basebalq Yearbook Staff Football PATRICIA GIMRING Knownas.............. Pa Usually seen . . . . with Bernie 8tRum t hmm! Ambition... ......i,.kNl11'S5 Activities . . . . . . .Year oo Sta 1 Press Club Q. A J National Honor Society Tri-Hi-Y 'J is. '-,gf ROBERT DURR t Knownas .............Shorty Usually seen . . . . . . . . Everywhere Ambition . . . . . . . . Farmer Activities , , . . , . Yearbook Staff 5 ' 1-u-Y I Nature Club National Honor Society 5 fa A 2 Q Known as . . . . DONALD ALLEN Skinny -3 Q Usually seen . . . . . . cracking jokes I - f I Ambition . . . . baseball player Activities . . . . Nature Club ' Baseball X CHESTER ARMNGTON Known as . ..... . ..... Chester sfo Usually seen . . .... . .... Loafing Ambition . . . . . Army Officer NORMA JEAN BABB Knownas ............ Norma Usually seen. . . . . . with Laura Joyce Ambition . . . . . . Stenographer ,....-,Q Activities . . . .... Tn-Hi-Y 'U Yearbook staff Nature Club 'C' Cheerleader MERVIN LEE BARBE Known as ..... . ..... . . Merv USUBUY seen . . . . . . . . . . Teasing Ambition . . . . Air Force Pilot -x Activities. . . . . . Varisty Club Yearbook Staff Athletic Mana er Audio-Video Cgub Nature Club ALLAN BARGERSTOCK Knownas..............SIOCk 5 fi A Usually seen . . . . . . . . with Ch31'12S Ambition . . . .A A K 'im A Rosa Known as , . . . , , Mechanic BATSKO ....... ..ROSe Usually seen . . . . . . . . . Talking Ambition , . . , Secretary H Q ' ' 1 . . ie! 9 -0 'IEP ,QR L -1-1 KENNETH Known as , , , , Usually seen . . Ambition . , . Activities. . BODNOVICH . . . . Ken . Having fun . Bank teller . . Yearbook staff Varsity Club Nature Club Audio-Viceo Club Hi-Y Football Basketball HETTIE BUNNER Knownas.,...,,,,,,,, Hettie Usually seen . , Ambition , , , Activities. . , , Studying . , . Farmer . .Yearbook EMILIO CELANI Known as Q a oaos 0 asnu 0 o 0 Usually seen . . . . . in the music room Ambition . . . . . Music teacher Activities. . . ...... Band Varsity Club Wrestling JAMES CONARD Known as . .... . . ....... I im Usually seen . . . . . . . . with Curtis Ambition . . . . . Business executive Activities. . . .... Nature Club LAURA AVIS Knownas... .....Dave Usually seen , . . . Dancing Ambition , . . . Stenographer Activities. . . Cheerleader Nature Club Press Club Yearbook Staff Tri-Hi-Y OLAN DAWSON 5 A 1 . lm Pr I x X ' Q 9: KW' ,pl 'Q --l Ji nr xi N... 'Q .4 is A ,f 'C' 'fax 9, fi? iv flu AMELIA DeLUCA Known 35 . . Milly USUHUY seen . . . . . . . . . . Laughing Ambition . . . . . Telephone operator MARLENE DOWNEY Known as ............ Marlene Usually seen ........... Flirting Ambition . . . , , Nurse Activities . . , , T1-i-Hi-Y Band Nature Club EMIL ENOFF Known as . . . . ......... Emil Usually seen ......... In the gym Ambition . . . . . Business executive Activities . . . . . Student Council Yearbook Staff Wrestling JANET FIALA Known as ............ . . Gege Usually seen . . .... . . Talkin Ambition . . . . . to be Successfuq IOAN FOX Known as ............... Jo Usually seen . . ...... . . . smiling Ambition . . . . . Psychologist Activities . . . . . . . Chorus Cheerleader Tri-Hi-Y KENNETH FOX Known as .....Ken Usually seen.. '. '. '. '. '. '. ' writing poetry Ambition . , Activities , , . . . . Journalist . . . . Hi-Y Press Club Nature Club Yearbook Staff Track I 4' any 9h J -gg w-I B. PM 4 , II r U.. ' .' aiu- -' 'R 950 4 . u .1 f VIRGIL FRANKENBERRY Knownas.............Frank 'N' Usually seen . . . roaming the halls Ambition . . . , , . . , , Farmer I .5 Activities,,.,,,,,,,,,,Track , CARL GANSOR Kn0wnas.............. Carl USl12111Y SBSH . . . . with the an AmbiIiOl1 . . . . Army Cagtaig 5 , .7 :V Activities . . . , , , , Baseball K. ' ' x X K ,W . EVA GRAZNAK ROSE GARY Known as .............. Rosy 3 Usually seen . . .... at Martin A Ambition . . . . . . WAF Officer Activities . . . . Yearbook staff Basketball Press Club Known as .............. Eve Usually seen ..... . . . . , , talking Ambition , , , ,,,, , , Physicist Activities , , , , Audio-Viceo Club Basketball MARGARET GRAZNAK Kn0wnas............. Marie Usually seen . . . . . . . . . .with Livie Ambition Air stewartess LOIS ANN GRESH Known as . ...... . . .... . Lou Usually seen ,,., . , ..,., smiling Ambition . . , . Bookkeeper Activities , , , , , , , . . Tri-Hi-Y Nature Club ,,. Press Club National Honor Society Basketball 55 I1 3 -AL. MARTHA GRULA Known as . . . . ......... Marty US1121113' seen .... . . . . . . with Rose Ambition . . ....... . Secretary Activities ,....,,.. Yearbook staff National Honor Society 4-qv .J DONNA IEAN GUGLIOTTA Knownas....... ...... .lean Usually seen . . . . tellin jokes Ambition . . . . . . . . . Airiostess , Activities. . . . . . .... .Tn-Hi-Y f Yearbook staff National Honor Society Basketball CHARLES HAWK LR Known as . ..... . . .... . French Usually Seen . . .... in cowboy boots m 4 Ambition . . . . .Factory manager 'J N'-sv' :' RUBYHITT Knownas..............Ruby Usually seen . . , , . , . . . .typing Ambition . . . . . . . secretary Activities . . . . . Nature Club xff 4 1? gy Known as ........... ,. . Pooch RUTH HITT Known as ..... . ........ Ruth Usually seen , , . . . , . . with Donald Ambition . . . . . .Secretary Activities , , , , . , . , , . Nature Club N3 MARYETTA HITZTALER Usually seen, . . . . . . Looking for B111 ' , Ambition , , , . , , Housewife 3, Activities . , , . . . Press Club W Band Tri -Hi -Y PEGGY I OHNSON Known as ..... . ........ Peg Usually seen . . . . . . at the Ice Plant Ambition , . . , . . to get married Activities . . ....... Band Tri-I-li-Y -nf' TRESSA JOHNSON Known as ...... . ..... . . Tress Usually seen . ...... . Iitterbugging Ambition , . , ,,,, Secretary NORAIONES Knownas..............N01'a Usually seen . . . . . . . talking to luis Ambition... ......moe1 ,Q Activities , , . , . Press Club Tri-Hi-Y 5:3 FRANK KENDRALLA Knownas............. Mitch Usually Seen . . . . . . . . . havin? fun 7 Ambition , , . . , Baseball p ayer I Activities . . . . Student Council Hi-Y Varsity Club Audio-Viceo Club Football Basketball Baseball CHARLES KENNEDY ' Known as .... . . ....... Charlie L Usually seen . . ......... Acti z ' Ambition . . . . . Army Air Corfu O? -of-f ' Activities . , , Student Council A Nature Club Football Wrestling oaoosocHi'Y STANLEY KENNEDY Knownas....... .... ...Stush Usually seen . . . . . . . . teasinggirls Ambition . . . . . . Army of cer X F lfa C. If U CURTIS KIGER Known as . . . . .... . .... Curtis Usually seen ....... writing poems Ambition ............ . . artist Activities . . . . . ...... . . .Band National Honor Society Nature Club WYNONA LIVINGOOD Knownas..............Livie Usually seen . . . . . . . . .with Margie Ambition . . . . . . . . .Nurse ,R Activities , . . , , . ,Tri-Hi-Y K Student Council 4 if I a , it ' DONALD MALLORY Q 2 it bd Kn0wnas.............Slugger ' A ,f fr Usua11yseen,,,,,..,..with uth f Ambition , , , , . orchestra leader f ll If Activities . . , , , , , , . Band I Nature Club , ' LOUISE MARFLAK - Kn0WnaS...............I-Ou Usually seen , , , ,,.,.. , , talking Ambition , , , , . Waves 'Q-:sf PATRICIA McCLURE Known as . . . . .... . .... . Patti Usually seen . . ...... . . . Skating Ambition , , , , . ,Nurse Activities , , , , .Tri-Hi-Y Q Press Club ALMA MCDONALD Knownas... ...... ..Mack Usually seen ....... . . with Orval Ambition, . . . . . . . Waves Activities , , , . .Yearbook Staff I-A 5 , N . f f x 'vsr' ff I waz: -f . rf 12' P DANIEL MCNATT Knownas..... ..... ...Danny Usually seen . . . . chewing urn Ambition . , . , . , . . bgavy Activities . . . , , Press Club HELEN MINOR Known asc u o ooneo s c a 1 . Helen Usually seen . . . 1 . . . with Jean 0 0 0 0 u musical career Activities . . . . . . . . . Tri-Hi-Y Student Council Yearbook Staff National Honor Society Chorus Basketball BETTY MORRIS Kn0Wr1aS..............D0sie Usually seen. . . . . , , . . . .Eating Ambition , . . . .Nurse STEVE MORRIS Kn0wnaS....... .... ...Steve Usually seen , , , . ,.,, , , shoutin Ambition . . . . . Marry a rich girq ROBERT MURPHY Kn0Wr1aS............. Murph Usually seen . . . . . . music room Ambition . . , , . Music Teacher Activities . . . . . . . . . Band FRANCES PLUTO Knownas.............. Fran Usually seen . . . . , , .,... running Ambition . , . , , , Waves Activities . . . . Press Club Tri-Hi -Y CTS J il' QUEEN . . . . . Queenie . . fooling around travelini secretary . . . C eerleader Tri-Hi-Y Basketball WILLIAM RAFTER Known as .... . . . Bill Usually seen . . . . . .Dancing Ambition . Air force officer Activities . . . . . . Hi-Y Wrestlin Basketball, Footbas Varsity Club, Baseball Yearbook staff MICHAEL ROEBUCK Known as ..... . Mike Usually seen . . . . Everywhere Ambition . . Naval officer Activities . . . . Football Basketball LORETTA RUMBLE Known as ..... Dimples Usually seen With Pat 8: Bernie Ambition . . . USO Si er Activities . . . Nature C ub Tri-Hi-Y Press C lub National Honor Society Yearbook staff Chorus SHERMAN SPEELMAN W ithdrawn BERNADINE TENCER Krwwnas ......Bemie Usually Seen . . with Rum at Pa: Ambition Medical secretary Activities . . Yearbook staff Tri-Hi-Y Press Club National Honor Society Student Council W' I- 1 '4T' , - M wi t Q 4 rg 7 f',Q,' 'Am ,A ' qi- J , , ,J , v 'qw Q at 5 .M ' - It :,. as 'gn 1 : . X BETTY TRIPLETT Known as. . . . ...... . . . Shorty USUHUY seen. . . . . . . . . with Buz . . . . . . Housewife Ambition . ,- , Activities . . ..... Yearbook staff Tri-Hi-Y, Press Clulz Chorus, Nature Club Cheerleader JOHN VERSKA A Known as ........... . . . John . USUBUY seen . . . . . . .with the Gang Ambition . , , . . .Basketball player Activities . . ........ Hi-Y Football Basketball 1 ft PATRICIA WADE Known as . . . . . . ......... Pat Usually seen . , , being good Ambition , . , , ,Secretary LLOYD WILSON Knownas..............L1oyd Usually seen . . . . anywhere but School . Ambition . . . . . . inherit a fortune DONALD YODERS Kn0wnas.............. Don Usually seen , . . . makixrlg noise Ambition . . , , . . restler Activities , , , , , Football JOHN ZIMMERMAN Kn0wnaS.............Johnny ,W , Usually seen , , , , . . writing shorthand bi f Ambition , . . . . , , . , , Farmer IP ,Wyt- 91 '. 'E 2931 my-+4 ,- u JOLLY ........ . . . . Bemadine Tencer. . . . . . . . Donald Allen 'OSCULANT ,,,, , . . Marlene Downey ..... .... W illiam Rafter 'VIVACIOUS ..... ..... F rances Pulto ..... .... C harles Hawk 'INTELLIGENT .... .... H ettie Bunner ...... . . . . Curtis Kiger 'ACTIVE ..... .. . Marie Lawall ...... .... J ames Gregor 'LEADER .... . . . .... Amelia DeLuca .... . . . Kenneth Fox JOCULAR. .... . . . Steve Morris ..... ...... E va Graznak 'UNIQUE . . . ...... Patricia Gearing ...... Kenneth Bodnovich 'NICEST .............. . . . . Janet Fiala ............... Robert Durr 'IDEAL Ruth Hitt Shirley Ellenberger Ruby Hitt OPTIMIElfC...... .... . . . . fairha Mcoonaid. ..... may Elia Hitztaler 'RUGGED ............... Patricia McClure .... ...... D onald Yoders 'Q-ECRETIVE ....... Henry Hetz. . . . .James Conard. .Chester Arrington OBLIGING ............... Patricia Wade .......... Donald Mallory 7iASHIONABLE . . . .... Virginia Queen ...... . . . .Tressa Johnston NEATEST ........ . . Roger Davidson ........ Laura Joyce Davis 'INTERESTING .... . . . Lloyd Wilson .......... Loretta Rumble NOTABLE ..... . . . Emilio Celani ........... Robert Murphy WEARNEST. ..... .... D aniel McNatt ......... Norma Jean Babb 'TALKATIVE ...... ..... M ervin Lee Barbe ............ Rose Batsko 'ENERGETIC ....... ..... B etty Morris ................ Rose Gary 'ENTERTAINING ....... Donna Jean Gugliotta ...... Michael Roebuck 'TiATURAL ...... ..... L ois Ann Gresh .........,,,, Carl Gansor FAITHFUL ....... ..... E mil Enoff ......... Wynona Livengood TNQUISITIVE .... .... C harles Kennedy ....... Allan Bar erstock 'EAIR ......... .... L ouise Marflak ............ Margm Grula TALLEST ..... ...... J oan Fox ......... . . . John Verska TOUNGEST ....... .... S tanley Kennedy ............. Nora Jones TIMID .......... . ..... Virgil Frankenberry ...... Margaret Graznak TNELL-KNOWN ..... . . . Frank Kendralla ............. Helen Minor 'QBEDIENT ...... .... J ohn Zimmerman ..... . . . . Peggy Johnson l JU IOR CLASS PLAY 'f I 1 if W I zz- ,- . ...,.n.-V I presented Friday, March 21, 1952 --- 8:15 P. M. A comedy in three acts from a book by Hildegarde Dolson and dramatized by Perry Clark. CHARACTERS Hildegarde--who is tired of being a wall flower .... .... H Glen MiI101' Mr, Dolson Q Father J --her father. . . . . ......... ..... 1 Ames GIBEOI Mrs. Dolson f Mother J --her mother .......... . . . Loretta Rum le Sally--her younger sister ........ . .... . . . . . . Janet Fiala Bob--the older brother. . . . . . . . . . ........... . . . Mervin Lee Barbe Jimmy--the younger brother .... ............... ........... R o bert Durr Paige--a neighbor youngster who likes to play postman ............. . ..... .... D onna lean Gugliotta Ellie May--Bob's hearthrob ................. ..... L aura JOYCC Davis Jill--Ellie May's friend ...... ........ ......... N o rma Babb Freddie Shermer--who wears knickers ,.., . . Kenneth Bodnovich Mr. Shermer--his father ,........... ' ........... . . . Charles Kennedy Mrs. Shermer--his mother. . . . . . . . .......... . . . ..... . ..... Marie Lawall Music before and between Acts by Marlene Downey Directors Miss Frances Balaban Miss Betty Thomas JUNl0R PROM May 23, 1952 George Washington Hotel Washington, Pa. FEATURING Russ Romero 's Orchestra lui llll 9 his Q f W4 ... j au. X ' -,...... W, ...4.,,... 4 ..:.-In -M I if, A V. . . ...,.-.s,s.. so fi: K ...,,- - ,X ..,- . ,.,. . z ss, D-M'h3, ,53 ...,:. at I . Dream not too much of what you'11 do tomorrow, How well you'l1 work perhaps another yearg Tomorrow's chance you do not need to borrow--- Today is here. Swear not some day to break some habit's fetter, When this old year is dead and passed awayg If you have need of living, wiser, better, Begin today, - -Author Unknown ' 9?rl-Ja X951 3 mvlm William Andrews Lois Arrington Helen Barclay Sylvia Barzanti Marie Bassio John Celani Russell Coffman Freda Colebank Ronald Crockett Audrey Curtis DOING Io Gabler Walter Gacek Elaine Ganocy Frances Gansor Andrew Gluvna Raymond Henderson Thomas Henry Joyce Hitt Arlene Hixon I ames Hood George Laughead Mary Lint Joseph Long Michael Marflak Margaret Martin Nancy Millward Ronald Minor Pearl Mocniak Donnis Morris Arlene Neals Charles Riffle John Roebuck Charles Ross Robert Scritchfield Audrey Sicklesmith Thomas Thomas Louis Vecchio James Walters w ,- .0 . f in +5 K lw-1,1 at 1651- 0-5 s.,' r i Y KW H G My f 1 ,Q fm. I 44- fs 6 1 ' pi -F -S, v ' . , J- f ' W w 4 , Aw IV I I y k r 1 Y ,Y 6' .Fixx ll Jw A 3 1. A 9' ft' -1 I1 A -v ' A .T,. i ' i 4, L A as f R fr x , -, I l - .X I f - ' ' n. 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V1 Edith Bennett Anna Bez jak Donnis Black Andrew Brozak Lida Mae Cannon Hayden Cutright Richard Downer Mary Ann Elnikar George Frederick Barbara Furman Helen Gluvna Julianna Gonda Paul Haney Kenneth Hegedis William Henck Shirley Hoover Robert Howard John Koren Martha Kridle Edward Kutney Joan Mason Marlene McFarland Richard Mclntire Mary Ann Mediate Douglas Miller -,M f Patty Osborne ' V Margaret Pavlosky Marilee Phillips ,L Opal Presock , Leo Pyles i-L V v ' 1 1 ta Q , A A 'A H A l ' s , Wanda skiies fag Glen Smith K1 uf - Allen Stoneking rs, fb Schuyler Sullenberger I 7 i James Swearinger 'Q-. W, W4 , 1 Jean Watson B -an ssr'i 7 , ' Betty Yelenik f fl Lillian zeuan His seat was by a window. So he dreamed. How could he study while the sunlight gleamed In small, sweet shapes, like wild things tame enough To dart to him and touch his hands for love? While there were profiles carved in every cloud To mark as grim or ludicrous or proud, And agile shadowings to writhe and crawl Like ghostly spiders up and down the wall, He could not help but turn their way to look. His eyes, that would not follow down his book The muddy trudgings of deliberate words, Reflected blue and silver flights of birds. You would not think was so much to trace Of wonderment on just a window space. --Winifred Welles f :II 'rl , , rn 1:11 CJ, C117 an LJ, A . 'Y .lp v:. ., A- JL ' 4 req' Y ' 'fliidxlga-fkfll ' stvafm ' ,fl,Ji'.,jLa fa as M M ?t A L,JTJr, H: f? f,,rf lifYk 5A3S61L,J .f I-I X rllilxh 4 M . oglwgt' ,tt ffl, Q Q, ' ju- ff. C., -M sa It , . .UA-Af r SIKA ' W 'Q' i3 Qet213s5's55 :G 'Al W T, l ,IQ is t' 11155 ,Qt -iiatwf ttfsfisl nf efrfieg ':g:t4h,f,,r. .v-2 t ig '-w:rrngaLiQg.f-f 4 I . WW. I AQQ4: if L ' sJf42khAfA ,pl - Jffrgg. , -QLAA 2 K 'L m Q. r :hi 'Oxy' 7-f as v Ilia 'slit 'f W , ,Air 44' ,' ' 1- N 'T 3' Q. LJ , 'S .V-HE, ,av tl A if-144: NINTH GRADE Adams, Andrews, Ansell. Arnold, Arthur, Bargerstock. Bargerstock, Bates, Bellis, Bellis, Bezjak, Bierer, Black, Black, Blaker ----- Boden, Boone. Brown, Brumley, Brozich, Capiot, Caruso, Catalogna, Chanaki, Chory, Ciberey, Coffman, Cottage ----- Cralton, Cramer, Cramer, Cree, Crow. Cutright, Darby, Demasky, Dingle, Dillinger, Dix, Donley, Donley, Donley, Domen ----- Eggers, Elnikar, Everly, Everly, Everly, Fargus, Fecsko, Fedorko, Fisher, Fox, Fox, Gansor, Garnek, Garrison, Garrison ----- Gephart, Gregan, Graznak, Griffin. Hagar, Hegedis, Hitztaler, Hluszti, Holbert, Holbert, Hoskins, Howard, Hyson, Hyson, Hughs ----- lmrich,lngram, Johnson,Jones,lones,Jordan, King, Kissinger, Koast, Kois, Kovalcheck, Kovalic, Kulha, Lemunyon, Lint ----- Loughhead. Marilak, McAllister, Mclntire, McNatt, Metz, Michnak, Mills, Millward, Minor, Minor, Mocniak, Morris, Moser. Nevedale ----- Osborne, Palgutta, Patterson, Patterson, Perry, Phillips, Popernack, Pratt, Robinson, Rogan, Scritchfield, Shaffer, Smith, Smitley, Sr Binovich ----- Stanfield, Stockton, Stoneking, Stull, Tanner, Terlesky, Vanata, Vannoy, Verna, Wagner, Wamsley, Wancheck, Weaver, West,Wheeler, Williamson ----- Wil- son, Wise, Wotring, Wozniak, Zalar, Zalar, Zaleski. is 77 M rfivu Q.wltA...i 4. 1-4g .-we f' .4 A . An f 'ii ,mn r9f'.'5i'55 I li 7 .E-ff.+...g1'-f 3119 .AJLAHI I .usigi :di fif 51:11 Us ?'4T.8:.w4lwJ I ,E +-'fQkf- ffbwfifm-'-rh.+fC, ll lf, i cl IU-1 ,-i'ZWii'f, 4111 ' .MZ EIGHTH GRADE FIRST ROW--S. Arrington, G. Andrews, E. Barbe, C. Beall, J. Beals, J. Beatty, W. Bodnovich, J. Bunt, B. Burich, T. Burich, J. Cannon, F. Danko, C. Debolt, E. Dingle, L. Dugan. SECOND ROW--R. Faux, H. Franks, S. Gabler, B. Greer, D. Greer, S. Guritza, M. Henck, J. Hixon, F. Hill, M. Hill, A. Hood, D. Humbert, L. Jenkins, D. Joliffe, T. Kelley. THIRD ROW--J. Kois, G. Kolat, M. Lessner, G. Lewis, C. Maletic, R. Miller, M. Molek, R. Nevedale, P. Norris, H. Osborne, R. Pangrace, T. Patterson, I. Pellegreen, R. Presock, S. Pryzhocki. FOURTH ROW--A. Ross, A. Scritchfield, D. Smith, E. Smith, T. Sowden, M. Stoner, W. Stronsnider, M. Sullenberger, A. Tanner, B. Vanata, E. Walters. R Wi1son. D. Wolford, D. Work, C. Zalar. I E Fi , C., Q, - nat .Ja ,fe I IRQ--Qff -huh. ,Ah R r ... ix to as on xfnfu -' .RA 4' tsazft ' 'nf -4 AV. !,...'.? D Q EVE TH GRADE FIRST ROW--R. Bargerstock, C. Billetz, R. Bowser, J. Brozak, L. Cox, D. Debolt, D. Downer, 1. Duffy. J. Elnikar, M. Frederick, H. Fox, S. Gabler, A. Gashie, M. Gephart. SECOND ROW--T. Gregan, R. Gugliotta, J. Harber, I. Hewitt, H. Hill, R. Ingram, D. Jones, G. Jones, J. Jones, L. Jureatic, J. King, M. Koren, F. Kramer, J. Hunt. THIRD ROW--S. Lint, J. Linza, R. Lowry, J. Messich, S. Morris, A. Nicholson, W. Nicholson, W. Patterson, A. Papuga, N. Phillips, M. Ross, I. Savage, J. Shaffer, R. Shaffer, L. Stoner. FOURTH ROW-- A. Umble, J. Watson, K. Weaver, D. West, E. White, A. Wilson, E. Yanosh, I. Zalar. Somewhere the world has a place for you Thar is all your owng Somewhere is work that your hand can do, And yours alone. Whether afar over land and sea Or close at your door may the duty be, It calls for your service full and free-- Take your place! --Author Unknown ' oAnll'.Xl'l9nI- 5 II BIIMNLSS MANAGFR I I I IM II. I' NOIT ADVER'I'ISINL.v O ' uf I 14- KINNLIII IUX IXINNA ILAN Gl'GlIlITI'A IIIIL HAI IIF SAMS . 'J 719 .. '5 I , , X il' RUBIR1 DIIRR KFNNVIII HIIJNUVIK H 2 AF ff.. I , '!, I, - s YEAR BO0K 1 I HIINNISP ' fa- EDITOR I mn' GHRING I Lxsmav srmr l 1 I I . .. I I 3 I I I ' I Aff 5, I - I I ALMA MCIXJNALID IIERNAIJINI I'l1Nl'IR, HITTIE SPORTS I I f aa JIM GREGOR 'rvl'1s1's MARTHA GRULA, ROSE GARY, LORETTA RUMBLE PHOTOGRAPHY -Q vm - an 4 . ,gr C HELEN MINOR MERVIN BARBE ART 'a G n :xx 4, T .,1 N-7 MARIA LAWALI, NURMA BABB LAURA DAVIS A UVISOR 4 '-J -4? 6 - if .-. MRS. HELEN MILLER TUDE T COU CIL The purpose of Student Council is to maintain and strengthen a democratic .relationship between the student body and faculty, encouragle individual thinking, and group participation among t e students. ' ff I .. get . ' ' V X v Y gr 'J N 'Q Rf X I I I '- -X l J I I Qt 1 , 'D' 'sbs ' ' E P . is I Q A . ,, 6 g, 1 ca V JW I 5 lg., lgx I tl 45,1 . J 4 .1 Et H1 1 or OFFICERS President . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Richard Pshock Vice President . . . . . . . James Wagner Secretary 8rTreasurer . . . . Helen inor Sponsor. . . . . . . . . . . Mr. South REPRESENTATIVES SENIOR JUNIOR SOPHOMORE Edward Cree Emil Enoff John Celani William Crockett Thomas Headlee Floyd Huggins Vincent orris Clyde Walters Bernard Roebuck NINTH GRADE Jacqueline Fedorko Charles Zaleski Frank Kendralla Charles Kennedy Wynona Livengood Bernadine Tencer EIGHTH GRADE Thomas Burich Harold Osborne Donnis Morris Charles Riffle Thomas Thomas SEVENTH GRADE Ronald Baigerstock Joan Broz NATIONA HONOR CCI , A , President .... . . William Crockett K 5. Vice President . . . . .Thomas Headlee K. s 5 Secretary . . . . . Delores Wilson W I Treasurer . . . . . Beverly Ross Sponsor . . . . Mrs. Federer FIRST ROW -- Robert Durr, John Celani, Hayden Cutright, William Crockett, Thomas Headlee, Mrs, Federer, Delores Wilson, Beverly Ross, Charles Riffle, James Hood. SECOND ROW -- Dottie Jo Gabler, Margaret Pavlosky, Martha Kridle, Betty Stofcheck, Maria Lawall, Pat Gearing, Bernadine Tencer, Loretta Rumble, Lois Ann Gresh, Martha Gurla, THIRD ROW -- Victor Beghini, Helen Minor, Donna Jean Gugliotta, Anna Bezjak, Barbara Furman, Robert Minor, Curtis Kiger. National Honor Society is to create an enthusiasm for ood SCHOLARSHIP, to stimulate a desire to render ERVICE to the school and to the community, to pro mote LEADERSHIP, and to develop CHARACTER inthe students of Mapletown High School, Our chapter of the National Honor Society awards a one-hundred dollar scholarship each year. The society also posts an Honor Roll at the end of each nine weeks' period. The purpose of the Mapletown Chapter of the MER CHRISTQQS MA Pligcce-X X ,gg f ,E HAPP5 we- ,R .N 5 W Yr wg -wifnhiggfgfggyxs' ..,: 'f.- ,xv 5 iff W J his - ,,-.E31,., 'NDuc'WsU0Non QM., H F li fy L K I cs I E 5 3 I' , , O f . S ibn Cela A ' S Cho- R lm hw. g , throufh tde , Ood, Free ' 9 'el and ar .., . l tl! O, pl-It sbt , Th Hay ' V013 e Maole WGPE' Ch. ese S Editor ...... . .... Robert Minor 'H have to Cipel. 039911 f Ass't. Editor. . ........ Bernadine Tencer 2 ,ave eyes L J kjcholn Production. . .......... Shirley Vulcan f . 1'-ite th I eiidershi Q ........... Charlotte Arnold, Betty Neino Fead - 9 9. The py HI Sports .............. William Crockett 'ref lt - Z, , the tea Ch el I Ilglews Edigar .......... . . .Dolores Wilson I U-7-ly, 5 V St J Salute E itor. . . . . . .Beverl R i ln ' ' ' Must also Udcnts Arr Editor ........ ....... E dyCr1-ess Ossiitials. Jer'-third be i Business Manager. . . .Richard Pshock n Q- ' 5.39 Of' th! Exchange Editor. . . . . . .Raphaeline Groe are is on X Advisor ...... ...... M r. Taylor th9 Ugg- r0F1 ap i guy ' e of :he f-fffas held. g g ge name ali Si1gGI i-s ur-ne Imen- m' U ent Q y - , . A ., . f lt - xfted to QQ? a FOod fsfrbed Asolo' vtafr A- 'er nP ifn F: MEMBERS: Norma Babb, Laura Davis, Loretta Rumble, Pat Gearing. Betty Triplett, 'Janet Fiala, Lois Gresh, Bi Nora Jones, Millie DeLuca, Pat McClure. Frances Pluto, Arlene Neals, Donnis Morris, Joan Mason, Barbara TJ Furman, James Jones, Eugene Downer. 'Members notpresent when picture was taken. J-r AIM: To create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community, high standards of Christian character. OFFICERS: President ............ . . . William Crockett Vice President ......... . . . Thomas Headlee Secretary Sc Treasurer .... .... H uston Morris Sergeant at Arms ....... ..... Ro bert Durr Chaplain ............ . . . Robert Minor Sponsor ............................... .............. M r. Lessner FIRST ROW-Floyd Huggins, Mervin Lee Barbe, Robert Minor, William Crockett, Thomas Headlee, Ronald Crockett, Mr. Lessner. SECOND ROW-Robert Durr, John Verska, Kenneth Bodnovich, Frank Kendralla, Bernard Roebuck, James Waigner, Vincent Morris. THIRD ROW-Ronal Minor, Robert Howard, Marvin Cutright, Kenneth Fox, Huston Morris, Charles Riffle, John Minor, Charles Kennedy. dill- 5 X The Tri-Hi-Y is an or anization com- L posed of high schoofrglirls, junior and senior, under the sponsorship of e Young Men's Christian Association. This club is principally a service club operating within a school. One of its main objectives is to enlist and train glirls for lives o unselfish service in behalf of their own school and of the community in which t ey live. Money-raising projects are conducted for thetpulplose of using that money to purchase materials for the school or contributing money to wor ile projects in the community. Another basic objective of this organization is the group discussions of gi.r1's problems, such as home relationships, school spirit, personal habits, relations with boys, etc. as a means of helpful self-expression, character growth, and development of leadership Capacity. With this objective in mind, The Annual Life Problem Cause, conducted by the State Y. M.C.A. is an important club program for the second semester. FIRST ROW: V. Queen, C. Arnold, R. Groe, D. Wilson, B. I. Neino, P. Gearin , B. Tencer, M. E. Hitztaler, L. M. Rumble, F. Pluto, Miss Titus. SECOND ROW: N. I. Babg, A. Daniel, W. Livingood, B, Ross, M. A. Marflak, P. McClure, M. Lawall, M. Downey, P. Johnson, L. A. Gresh, N. Jones, I. Fox. THIRD ROW: B. Tri lett, L. J. Davis, E. Hitt, E. McNatt, S. Vulcan, J. Nastasi, H. Minor, J. Patterson, D. Charyderton, S. Miller, B. Stofcheck, D. I. Gugliotta. .IU l0ll HOME EC. CLUB vm? ez t rs n..4.i. I President--Jacqueline Fedorko Vice President--Marlene Dingle Sec. 81 Treas. --Helen Popernack Sponser--Mrs. Fullmer First Row: Mrs. Fullmer, Marlene Dingle, Joyce Brown, Frances Johnson, Jackie Fedorko, Lavonne Cutright, Beatrice Wotring, Delores Metz, Alice Black, Bernadine Gamek, Barbara Holbert, Audry Darby, Marijane Lessner. Second Row: Patty Caruso, Agnes Garrison, Anna Mae Wancheck, Maureen Wilson, Donna Minor, Helen Popernack, Carol Stansfield, Rose Marie Catalogna, Claudette Billetz, Sandra Babler, Joan Mocniak, Mary Jane Koren, Selma Gabler. Third Row: Janet Andrews, Margaret Marflak, Naomi Cramer, Joan Chory, Helen Kulha, Carol Minor, Eleanor Hager, Agnes Wozniak, Margaret Wilson, Martha Terlesky, Barbara Kovalcheck, Eva Barbe, Donna Wolford. Mrs, Fullmer, Mary Jane bassner, Edna Walters, Delores Work. X V 1 X J Z7 ggfggrrrr-km I ei X 1 .r-4 il 6 , l fi I , 'F as Q A 9 as A C5 X F ea in i A A Y f : n ' N145 ,. f 'fN g sk 651, ,XY t K ' fr - vt - 1 , Q V ,, .Qu 2 X W, W 0 ig, A . 4m f .sf SEATED--J. Graznak, M. Kridle, F. Johnson, B. Furman, R. Crockett, S. West, M. Martin, J. Fedorko, P. Rogan, H. Morris, D. Morris. STANDING--V. Morris, C. Riffle, Mr. South, R. Pshock, B. lbebuck, F. Kendralla, E. Graznak, M. Barbe, K. Bodnovich, S. Miller, W. Crockett, T. Headlee. f 1 fini Ayf OFFICERS: OBJECTIVES: President ............ .... T om Headlee To train students in the theory and .Frank Kendralla operation of Audio-Visual equipment and t rials. Thus trained, a student may Vice President. . .......... Secretary 81 Treasurer .......... Sponsor 00 Sara Miller Mr. South X .4 S rsau l if ma e contribute to the more general and effective use of such materials in the school, develop ber a sense of responsibility rn the student mem and arm rn the development of an effective guidance program A lj X . 6 . '2?5n.. g T-.- if . l ' S s f 'll 5 A I' t or A .X fd X X C 47' ' fp , X - is f- ,, D .J - - 1 C Q55 -A M A X ri. s Club L. Look around with me and you will see, God's never ending mystery. Tho time and tide may pass you by, There's still a pageant before your eye. - ., .. This club was started in 1948, for the purpose of giving students an opportunity to leam more about plants, animals and minerals. Today we have thirty-five members in the club. A student has the opportunity of belon ing to this club three years. The first year he receives a membership card, and after three years of wor he receives a letter. Each spring the members participate in a nature contest sponsored by Waynesburg College. OFFICERS: President ........ Charles Kennedy FIRST ROW--Mrs. Johnson, R. Hitt, N. Babb Vice Pl'6SidCl'lL--- .... Floyd Hllggim L. Davis, L. Gresh, L. Rumble, B. Triplett, M. Secretary ....... ......... N orma Babb Downey, M. Phillips, D. Morris, R Hitt, J. Treasurer ...... .... La ura Joyce Davis Gonda. Sponsor .... ....... M rs. Johnson SECOND ROW--D. Allen, M. Barbe, C. Kennedy, K. Fox, R. Crockett, D. Mallory, C. Kiger, J. Conrad, I. Koren, M. Marilak, K. Hegedis. THIRD ROW--D. Gabler, M. Kridle, J. Swearingen, R. Durr, K. Bodnovich, V. Morris, J. Roebuck J. Minor, F. Huggins, C. Riffle, B. Furman, M. Martin. ' 'xxx-fjilvx vkvxd ,X fmf f GIRL CHOR ifJ'sJ JJ 1 u . is A I a . , FIRST ROW--Director, Mr. Miller, Shirley Morris, Beatrice Wotrinjg, Stella Roberts, Georgetta l Patterson, Joan Fox, Shirley Osborne, Loretta Rumble, Doris Cha derton, Helen Minor, Sara y' Miller, SECOND ROW--Marie Bassio, Barbara Stockton, Alene Hixon, Shirley Hoover, Evelyn Scritchfield, Audrey Curtis, Betty Ann Koast, June Patterson, Sylvia Barzanti, Laura McAllister. THIRD ROW--Patricia Laughhead, Blanche Vanata, Donna Wise, Peggy Rogan, Patricia Wheeler, Maxine Stull, Betty Triplett. -' .7-g-1 I 1113, m,3, miie., Vi' V'I'i' ' n .f I sf' -:uv-ua.:-1.1.4 f .314- 1-1 Q- SPRING MUSIC FESTIVAL BAND SELECTIONS Campus Pride, by Wendel .... . Ina Monastery Garden, by Ketelbey ..... Victor Herbert Favorites, an arrangement by Lake ..... The Bill Board March, by Klohr .... . On the March, by Ruch. . . . .Pacific GrandeurfOverturej, byO1ivadati , . .... Popular Medley fShrimp Boats, Slow Poke, Down Yonderj. .... Russian TOHCh this Choral and Overture, as arranged by Isaac. b 6, GIRLS' CHORUS Your Land and My Land, by Romberg ..... God of All Nature, an arrangement from Tschaikowsky ..... Long Ago and Far Away, by Kern. .... The Boll Weevil, a Southern Folk Song .... .Somewhere aVoice is Calling, by Tate ..... Semper Paratus fCoast Guar Marching Songj, 5 SPECIALITY NUMBERS Violin Solo by Helen Minor ..... Vocal Trio--Maryjane Lessner, Jean Watson, Peggl' Johnson ..... Instrumental Arranglement--Andrew Brozak, Edward Cree, Emi1i0 Celafli, John Celani ..... Saxap one Solo by Donald Mallory ..... Tap Dance by Sandra, Selma, and Dottie Joe Gable! ..... Trumpet Solo by John Celani. .... Accordian Solo by Joan Brozak ..... Orchestral Selections by The Harvesters ..... Tuba Solo by Edward Cree. f- ' ..--x .9-x.....g ws..-4 V' ,4f,.f.,x ,. ' fi, ,,,,.gf ,sir-, BAD FIRST ROW--Esther Hitt, Thomas Gregan, James Linza, Ronald Gugliotta, Marlene McFarland, James Graznak, Margaret Martin, Theodore Kelly, Sank Brumley, Donald Jones, Larry Cox, Josephine Nastasi. SECOND ROW--Charles Beall. John Celani, Peggy Johnson, William Bircher, Robert Murphy, Mr. Miller, Olan Dawson, Robert Nevedale, Donald Mallory, George Williamson. THIRD ROW--Maria Lawall, Joan Mocniak, Robert Pangrace, Martin Gregan, Henry Chanaki, Andrew Brozak, Dick Jones, Emilio Celani, Mary Etta Hitztaler, Marlene Downey Alma Mater O'er the hills of Pennsylvania Rimmed with cloudless blue, ?Proud1y stands our Mapletown High School Glorious in view. Raise her banner! X Bear it onward! Over hill and vale. While our hearts and voices echo Hail to Mapletown! Hail! D5 TJl'f'0K 0 QR' TCA' 1571 7' P Hl?nT.'Big f uf- 'gba f o r, QW 'QQ CIILFERL 60.0f1i'.r BETTY TRIPLETT EVELYN SERITCHFIELD BARBARA FURMAN LAURA DAVIS JOAN FOX H I I NORMA BABB AGNES DANIELS VIRGINIA QUEEN fn And ir's not for the sake of a ribboned coat, Or the selfish hope of a season's fame, But his Captain's hand on his shoulder smote-- Play up! and play the gamel This is the word that year by year, While in her place the School is set, Every one of her sons must hear, And none that hears it dare forget. This they all with a joyful mind Bear through life like a torch of flame, And falling fling to the host behind-- P1ay up! and play Lhe game! --Henry Newbolt. A'l iI' ECI' I FII' , ,.. .. .. V eg- ,-... W vin ITY President ....... . Frank Zembar Vice President ...... . . Richard Pshock Secretary 85 Treasurer . . . . James Wagner Sponsor ......... . . . Mr. Yanosh MEMBERS: Sam Brown, Ronald Minor, Emilio Celani, Leo Pyles, Richard Downer, David Coff- man, Vincent Morris, Frank Zembar, Benny Joe Gugliotta, Frank Erjavek, James Wagner, Mr. Yanosh, Bernard Roebuck, Clyde Walters, William Crockett, Thomas Headlee, KennethBod- novich, Richard Pshock, Michael Roebuck, James Gregor, Ralph Herod, William Rafter,Richard Mclntire. LETTERMAN'S 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 and community, and to give them my loyalty in words, actions, and deeds. FO0TBALL The 1951 Football Squad FIRST ROW--Michael Roebuck, Donald Yoders, Frank Zalar, Edward Cree, Richard Mclntire, Kenneth Bodnovich, William Rafter, Bernard Roebuck, Paul Haney, James Gregor ---------- SECOND ROW--Frank Kendrella, Charles Ross, Frank Zembar, Edward Garrison, Robert Kaval- check, Richard Pshock, James Wagner, John Verska, Frank Erjavek, Charles Riffle, Robert Howard, Charles Kennedy ---------- THIRD ROW--JohnBodnovich, John Jenkins, James Uraznak. Benjamin Cree, John Roebuck, Sherman Speelman, James Boone, Eugene Dingle, Clyde Walters, William Henck, Arthur Verna, Charles Lemunyon. FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Scores Date Maples Opponents Sept. 7 Pt, Marion Sept. Centerville Sept. Ellsworth Sept. Masontown Oct, Carmichaels Oct. Waynesburg Oct. Perryolplolis Oct, Sewic ey Nov. East Bethlehem ,lv ew - , Z - 'E' X V KENNETH BODNOVICH 1 ' , Fullback Kenny with his super speed, i Hits that line, yes indeed, JAMES GREGOR Right Half-back Bu11 with his terrific arm, T ,z 3, Threw those passes--all year long, X it '2 CLYDE WALTERS Left Half-back Buzzy is a little back, Who took the place of good old Hack 5 N' ' -ff .. M A FRANK ERIAVEK Quarterback y 1 Iavek is our lanky back, , Ability to handle the ball, he does not lack. T - 11 1 -L ds, ,Uk RICHARD PsHocK Left End JAMES WAGNER Right End ' A rugged end from Mapletown, When he its 'em he knocks 'em down. . lg, 1 3' '- THOMAS BIERER ' ' Center A senior boy who tries his best And he never needs a rest. A Freshman Tommy, our big tall center, 5 A in Next year Tom will be lots better. Q, 1 MGD? x FRANK ZEMBAR Left Tackle MEQQQFTXLEZER V.. ' Hit 'em high! hit 'em iowl A Junior who was plenty tough, K1 4 A Come on Z-embaff Let 5 80' Once he hit 'em, that was enough. ., I , TEN, WE s K RICHARD MCINTIRE Left Guard EDWARD CR-EE Sophomore Mac is our little guard, Rl ht G'-lard When he hits--he hits 'em hard. Eddie was goog, Eddie was a guard, A11 season long he worked hard. WRESTLING KNEELING George Mrllward, Glenn Smith, David Coffman, William Longo, head, Leo Pyles, Benjamin Cree, STANDING--William Crockett, Clyde Walters Jordan, Hugh Black, Edward Garrison, James Gregor, Sherman Sapeelman, Mr. Roy Yanosh, coach, Not pictured--Thomas Sowden, John Duffy, William An rews, Ralph Herod, Chester Arrington, George Williamson, Charles Kennerlv Edward Cree, Donald Yoders, William Rafter. Maples 23 38 24 15 11 29 29 13 13 43 33 35 306 Totals Opponents 31 16 27 36 35 25 25 29 31 13 26 11 295 Points Wins 6 Losses 6 THE BIG FIVE Clyde Walters 138 lb. 50 pts. Edward Cree 154 lb. 48 pts. James Gregor 165 lb, 42 pts David Cof man 95 lb. 26 pts Leo Pyles 120 lb. 24 pts W.P, I. A, L, TOURNAMENT The following boys were entered in the Wrestling tournament held in Washington, Pennsylvania: Buzz Walters, Jim Gregor, Ed Cree, Ralph Herod, Ben Cree, Hugh Black, Leo Pyles, David Coffman. BA KETBALL S FIRST ROW--Charles Ross, Thomas Headlee, John Verska. Robert Minor, James Wagner SECOND ROW--Mike Roebuck, Joe Long Richard Pshock, Kenneth and John Bodnovich THIRD ROW--John Celani, John Roebuc , Anthony Zalar. James Hood. John Koren mgr Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. 1811 Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan Opponents St John's Alumni Waynesburg Pt. Marion Cumberland Centerville Bentleyville Jefferson Ellsworth West Beth East Beth Dec Feb. Dec Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb Feb. Feb. Feb. '4 ,P 1 'Mg F BODNOVICH Guard PSHOCK Forward OUR FIVE STAR PLAYER iililjimmywagnerlllil 1 I 'ffm' w ' PLE A5 Q 'Average Points per game--18. 6 Captain of Section XVIII Team Top Scorer in 16 out of 21 Games Me111ber of the ALL GREENE COUNTY 'High Scorer in the County--367 Points m It-P' 2 BA EBALI. 1 t ix I P03 5 E 3 2 ff , NL1 FIRST ROW--David Coffman, Paul Haney, Charles Ross, Carl Gansor, David Brown, Clyde Walters, Benny Joe Gugliotta. SECOND ROW--Charles Zaleski, Richard Mclnrire. James Wag- ner, Frank Kendralla, James Gre or, Andrew Fargus, Edward Kutney. THIRD ORW--Thomas Henry, Richard Downer, Robert lfoward, William Rafter, Richard Pshock, Kenneth Bodnovich, Martin Gregan. Section XXII Games: Maples Opponents Maples April 21 2 0 Center Twp. 3 4 May 9 april 28 2 4 Cumberland Twp, 7 3 May 15 ay 1 1 8 Jefferson 20 4 May 8 May 2 4 10 Waynesburg 0 7 May 13 SECTION XXII STANDINGS FIRST Cumberland Township Exhibition Games: SECOND Jefferson Maples 14 Fairchance 7 THIRD Mapletown Maples 6 German Twp, 2 FOURTH Waynesburg Maples 7 Fairchance 8 FIFTH Center Township MAPLES OUTSTANDING PLAYERS JAMES WAGNER, Catcher, had 15 hits--one home run, two triples and two doubles. His batting average was , 428. BENNY JOE GUGLIOTTA, first baseman, had 12 hits--two triples and four doubles. His batting avera e was . 363, RICHARD MCINTIRE, left fielder, had fo hits--two triples and a double--with a batting average of , 343. JAMES GREGOR, as pitcher won 4 games and lost 3. His batting average was . 133 with 2 hits--a triple and a double. FRANK KENDRALLA, as pitcher won 1 and lost 1--his batting average was .272 with 10 hits--these included a triple and 3 doubles. I GIRL ' BA KETBALL 4-iW!.N as th J' r' Q iw! af: lQ' Q!!!-1 K . .i '.ni ' THE MAPLETTES Introducing the Maplettes, our first organized girls' team for many years. They did a sttallendid job this first year under the guidance and coaching of Miss Balaban. Marie Lawall was c osen captam and was second in scoring with 87 points. Blanche Vanata, a Freshman was top scorer with 140 points. Team members: Marie Lawall, Capt. , Helen Minor, Donna Jean Gugliotta, Blanch Vanata, Arlene Neals, Virginia Queen, Sylvia Barzanti, Rose Gary, Joan Fox', Eva Graznak', and Rose Graznak' - ' Not pictured. 28 Maplettes Redstone Twp. 50 Maplettes 18 Maplettes A11 Saints 36 Maplettes 47 Maplettes Point Marion 39 Maplettes 32 Ma plettes German 44 Maplettes If you sit down at set of sun And count the acts that you have done, And, counting, find One self-denying deed, one word That eased the heart of him who heard-- One glance most kind, That fell like sunshine where it went-- Then you may count that day well spent. But if, through all the livelong day You've cheered no heart, by yea or nay-- If, through it all You've nothing done that you can trace That brought the sunshine to one face- - No act most small That helped some soul and nothing cost-- Then count that day as worse than lost. 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' I af 1 : : - --Q-if K ' ' x' .f.i-iff -f fSz1t.1.asfi . kgi ry g pi. -4 . 1 A ' Q-A , we 'z N ,..J 1 . .f 'W K Q- . -E N+ 4- :Ugg A vfgh.. HZ A,1Q ,5, FEBR ARY FROLlC C7 AND OF KING HEARTS QUEEN JAMES WAGNER ' LORETTA RUMBLE June McMichae1---attendants---Thomas Headlee Elm Smith ---- Billy Mac Miller lllif hlif MAY QUEEN . . . Betty Stofcheck PRINCE CHARMING . James Wagner . . . Attendants . . . Doris Chadderton . . . . William Bircher June McMichael .... . . Clyde Walters Rose Graznak . . . . William Crockett Shirley Vulcan. . . . . Robert Minor Delores Wilson .... Richard Pshock Helen Minor . . . Frank Kendralla Patricia Gearing . . . . . Carl Gansor Loretta Rumble . . . . Ro er Davidson Tressa Johnson . . . . . Michael Roebuck Barbara Furman . . . . Cgharles Riffle Donnis Morris . . .... Ronald Crockett Flower Girl . . . Arcie Mavin Crown Bearer . . . . Billy Mac Miller PROGRAM Band Concert Processional CORONATION OF THE QUEEN Maypole Dance Joan Chory, Shirley Dillinger, Jacqueline Fedorko, Mary Fecsko, Joan Mocniak, Eleanor Hagsar, Helen Kuhla, Margaret Marflak, Carol Minor, Donna Minor, Shirley Smith, and Margaret Wi on Jesters John Verska ....... L . . Albert Savage Band Selections Vocal Solo .......... A Pretty Girl Is Like A Melody' ......... - - John Celani Tap Dance ..................................... Sandra Gabler Junior Harvesters .................. 'Too Young and I'm in the Mood for Love Trio ..... Why Do I Love You? ......... Janie Lessner, Peggy Johnson, Jean Watson Plano Solo .............. Love's Golden Star ........... Joan Mocniak Folk Dances Anna Mae Wancheck . . Kenneth Bodnovich Carol Stansfield ..... Douglas Mclntire Rose Catalogna ..... Mervin Lee Barbe Agnes Woznlak . . .... Kenneth Fox Audrey Darby .... . . Charles Kennedy Shirley Hluszti ....... Daniel McNart Helen Popernack . . ..... Joe Long Marlene Dingle ...... William Rafter Group Singing . . ............ ..... D irected by Benny Joe Gugliotta Junior Harvesters . . ....... .................. P olka Style Show . . . ........ . Home Economics Department Recessional ag, vu' 4 f A 'Q ,, CLASS CLASS CLASS CLASS 1932 1935 1938 1945 .-,Y. 51 Greensboro, -591. Maplebvm. Pl. Pt. Marion, Pa. GIBGBEIQ, Ps. 101 Greensboro, Ps. Q1 Greensbom, Pe. 91 Greensboro, Ps. 201 Walnut Ave. , Masqmown, Pa. For-:Bra . N.C. Deuvofg Mich. R. D. ill Greensboro, Pa. Wm, Dfggg pg-dm 2014 Gibbs Ave. NE, Canton. Ohio Donald Homer BUUUWII. Pl- The Yearbook Staff wishes no express its sincere thanks to the above Alumni who haveso graeiomly pod . M if 4,1514 .-AL 6' -fi .11 -:JU n-. JJ.. .uf . 3 A -FW . .,-E. A if ns-ww N 14... if A ! ' e 1 ro A 1, -1 . - f 'w -1,12 ,sz - :fill 1' 5-94 il. :- , 1 . V , ,tx ,f - 'L . ix: .ggi V . ' ' . 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For it may be a little seed, That will bloom in heaven above, --Clarence Hawks J ISSSP! 3 Eu Ain ITS. 3 X SQVINBS N :Arnv 42 Of voua luvu-rnenr Y Q 4 ails , INSURED , 4005 5089 9 YOU MAKE A DOWN PAYMENT ON HAPPINESS EACH TIME YOU ADD TO YOUR SAVINGS ACCOUNT If a new car, home of your own, travel, security means happiness for you, you can buy these things with reg- ular saving. Start your savings account today and look forward to financial independence, retirement, and recreation, --- the rewards of industry and thrift. Savings accounts may be opened in person, or by mail. Each account insured to S10,000. Current dividend rate 392, per annum. FIR TFEDERAL AVI GS and LOAN ASSOClA'l'l0 Waynesburg, Pa. As long as you're saving, you're getting ahead. nzsr ATIONAQITBANK 6 N50 RAW. 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ASV IUDGEI TERMS. .ff B Q I in 5 Loon run YOUR GUARANTEE 0F NATIONWIDE SERVICE you can Complete line own a of smartly xIyl8d Cdbifldll for as little and fwrtabltl. as 5158.00 'Never beard of this word? neither did we-but-bow clue can we describe NECCHI? nu. lol ntl ullollltlnloll SHOWMAN'S Sewing Machine Service Center MW, ,pl X, Wx- , I6 I1 -LX,- ' NX xx-Z Y VF KJNQZ MQEZ . af Z 2 59 Z 7. 1 ' W E: HELENS RESTAURANT P C SIITTIIN PRINTING COMPANY t Nat'1 Bank Buildi urg, Pa. Phon ZALARS i.RP 9' I 19 D345 I wffontfi REGHINIS SERVICE STATIIIN ensboro , Pa. Phone 296 COMPLIMENTS OF PENNINGTRN BROTHER FLRRI T Flowers for all Occassions Phone 2600 104 George St. CARMICHAELS, PA. BS MASRNTRWN PRRT CE TER Complete Expert Gun Repair Service Everything for a Sportsman outh Main Street Masontown, Pa. Q Q20 JOHN N. SYREK JR., Prop. , Cx A W 4 ,fiff 1130, Egifleepllgfatlv' L . Rv' V 1 ' 'yq , vf :gig - g. .,, Compliments R CLEAVE GERS STRRE Fine Groceries and Meats General Merchandise Mapletown, Pa. Phone Greensboro AMMY' AUTO REPAIR Route No. 88 Mapletown, Pennsylvania fi- ibm? ky.. V4 f , x ,p ' N kj--U 24 Hour Towing Service Washing Greasing Auto Parts Accessories State Inspection Compliments of and MR . D. L. AV ER Greensboro, Pa. Best Wishes From I D A I R Y C O, . Morgantown, W. Va. Phone 4323 Makers of that Good CHICO'S ICE CREAM Q-Q, 2 6 Qin f Jyv MARY' BEAUTY snov 'f G feen THE PORT CE TER Mary Podilinski, Prop. Phone Greensboro 2131 28 North Washington Street Waynesburg, Pa. 5.4 RALSTO RE TAURA T Fine Fo IJCMD ods Sz Quick Service Masontown, Pa. ' K IMO WHOLE ALE C0 Tobacco, Candy, and Drugs Phone 617 61 East Penn Street Uniontown, Pa. K X . i T. lf' N, RosENTHAL .ff J I X A CREDIT JEWELERS K X XXX tx A 'N' ......xx S Finest Quality Diamonds ,K -df,--E-fxx ',.. K I X ' ,f W. , ,lg ' - X .f . I- Qs-,X I' E Bulova LAX' I , Elgin ,E -- Hamilton -- M ' ' Gruen X 71+- Just say CHARGE IT at ROSENTHAL'S 1 it lil Y ' T YARISH GARAGE Compliments of , HEMO BROTHERS X MOMIQGS We have outfits : Z 6 for the S i Carmichaels, Pa. L 1 I 0 ' entire family. QW J Masontown, Pa. WAYNE BURG A ITARY DAIRY CEMPA Y BRYAN'S ICE CREAM . g!-.' ',, ,Q ' .1- J lr' -Ah . 4'v,,.,,4 7 s 4 s ,QO 9 fx 09' 5,4 ,A 4 830 East High Street Waynesburg, Pa. MICHAEL LUCAS FU ERAL HOME Ambulance Service Phone 2500 300 S. Vine Street Carmichaels, Pa. Y' 5' X QTICI NS WlLLland Wm 0 who E and KESSLER JEWELEH Carmichaels, Pa. I Phone 2799 Water Heaters Kitchen equipmen Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry Tappan Gas Ranges Bulova , Propane Bottled Gas Elgin Hamilton Watches Carmichaels, Pa. Remington Typewriters Where Confidence Counts 102 George St. Phone 2600 WAY E BURG FLURAL 147 High St. Waynesburg, Pa. FLSWESERY Phone 'SQ-ZCASION 262 or 777 Member of Florists' Telegraph Delivery Compliments of K gl B AUTO SERVICE Phone 3535 Greensboro, Pa. UG' ,ur 1555 ' 'fr liiwwi-. P - I ,...,7 'I ' ' - s jgflfll. '1 W -mihv V A 1 Q X ml' il Compliments of Compliments JAMES HENNEN of J EWELEH Q 2nd Floor - Opp. Opera House WATSO S GIWCERY waynesbufg, Agency for Hamilton Elgin Bulova Gruen Girard-Perreeaux Phone 3148 Mapletown, Pa. Watches A Phone 1077 - Waynesburg, Pa bf, L l E19 TP! ' Win 1 FERARY' ULLUM Hllfl BMW --M ason t Shop Sz Save For your Drug wants Fort Jackson Hotel Bldg. Qualify Merchandise Waynesburg, Pa. , Masontown, Pa. Phone 5191 - QL f, I L PT: xv. xv W er he 1 l 4 Best Wishes J.- to the V 4- Class of '52 ' PAUL MILLER'S ROSS'S RESTAURANT Barber Shop ia A Greensboro, Pa. on Route 88 f Z X ' mum Bono Dl'TRlBUTl G comm Y Phone Office -- 2556 Greensboro, Pa. Residence -- 2498 ACKLI LUMBER COMPA Y Distributors of Fine Lumber 404 S. Morgan St., Waynesburg, Pa. Millwork : Roofing : Builder's Supplies : Sherwin - Williams Paints General Contractors Phone Waynesburg 177 or Jefferson 54 Compliments of g. ,I Earl Headlee INSURANCE Greensboro, Pa. Phone 2411 O .. - -7?- 'II Insta ' Compliments HEADLEE' L Hsin comvl Y Russell E. Headlee Garards Fort, Pa. Phone Greensboro 2411 W H NsAKER's A 6 E CLOVEI FARM srolus i f 5 iff, Q amy Meats f,is ' 3 and ' Fan y G oce e 9 NEUBAUEE S Ph e 2626 Ca ch els Pa 106 East High St. Waynesburg Pa Your Furniture Appliances Toys -A-A ERANK'S APPLIANCE CENTER 2 N. Main Street Q6 gk Masontown, Pennsylvania Dealer Phone 3731 LEAVEIYS PHARMACY DRUG STORE 100 S Market St., Carmichaels Pa Phone Carmichaels 2715 x BRICE W. KENNEDY f Watches if . 115 7 Ffh Diamonds 'K '51 'W' V V Jewelry I Hallmark Greeting Cards A Waynesburg, Pa. GABLER'S ICE CREAM SHOP Candy 'A' Ice cream Confectionery Sz DANCE Phone 4757 Greensboro, Pa. -9 04 cf' X U Q DONHAM'S STORE Greensboro, Pa. 1 v'f.- y f f' 5351! UNION MARKET Better Food For Less Money Masontown, Pa. KELLY'S SERVICE , -f Your Sunoco Dealer t 'I1,,l. I. 'ffg I STATION Ns KE I..l.Y RD41 Greensboro Pa On Route 88 BRUMLEY'S GENERAL STORE R.D.4f1 Greensboro, Pa. fl H Groceries ' Foods Meats Frozen Electri 'Y' 5? 5 CD '1 fl- ' x N 7 I Q I r Merchand1se 3. , , Z gy 913 Suppltes ' N i A 4 - CARMICHAELS NEWS Compl1ments N x rw K ' LQ Q - al. -A mmf 'Uh DAVIS 'FQ f -I ,,W.,M SERVICE STATION .3 Greensboro, Pa. Confectionery and News Stand Carmichaels, Pa. SPRINGFIELD E? V .rpg-ts I gf Xp ' N V THANKS TO ing.. 221 Pleasant Street Morgantown, W. Va. FOR THE MAJOR PORTION OF THE PHOTOGRAPHY AND ALL PRINTING OF PICTURES THROUGH THIS BOOK. 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