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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1953 volume:

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A W 'uw M J A P N John Koren Margaret Martin 5Ports A A , K .1 ct' , K A, ,Ii H' 'ir Dick Mclntire James Walters Typing Advisor it f Mrs. Miller S Mrs. Frye Mr . Johnson We, the Junior Class of 1953, dedicate affectionately this Mon-O-Leaf I0 Walter Atalski Teacher, Friend, and Patron of the Class Y-if fl-1 , , - f- -W .1 7 f . - W Y 45 -3:52 ,i- .i X 4 LKB , if -f- .. . if 14, -l. 5 ,LA gr: 'T Z'-is 3 f X f f A DMINUTRA T I ON sf1f ss,,,x' SCHOOL COMMITTEE of SOUTHEASTERN GREENE JOINT SCHOOL DISTRICT Charles Rohulick , , , , Dunkard Township Melva Mason . . Greene Township James D. South . . ..... Greensboro Boro Russell E. Headlee . . ...... . Monongahela Township - - - - Alternates - - - - Joseph Copenhaver, Dunkard Townshipg Grant Blaker, Greene Townshipg William Crockett, Greensboro Borog Lester M. Watson, Monongahela Township. wg X Principal, Mr. Smith Secretary, Miss Jones Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1953 upon your having completed an objective in your course through life, I trust that you have achieved some measure of satisfaction in your work, and will be better able to meet the challenges that confront you in the coming years. l extend to each of you my best wishes for success in all your future undertakings. 776 y ff ,V ' ' ',.3gM i fi Mrs. Federer Mr. Fluke English Instrumental Music Mr. Johnson Mr. Lessner En lish, History, History and ang Mathematics Mathematics Miss Tosi Mr. Yanosh Commercial Geography and English Mr. Atalski Miss Balaban Science Physical Education ii. N Mrs. Fullmer Mrs. Frye Home Economics Commercial Mrs. Miller Miss Napoli Art Music Mr. Barb Mr. Bennett Mathematics Shop and Science fi Mr Herrin ton Mrs. Johnson History and Biology and Mathematics Mathematics Mr. Geary Mr. Grove S History and Civics Civics and Shop ls E is-so Miss Pasculle Mr. South Library History and Visual Education Not Pictured Miss Dean French and English I Miss Thomas M iss Ti tus Nurse Latin and English Mr, Zaleski Physical Education il X X S Qs i R R V! ff S K 'Q 'IU ff ...e- ,, .-'02 , ,f-1 -i J 7 ',J . -J 'r jd: , -.2 'Q-. an lub, X FRANK KENDRALLA Vice President Greensboro, Pa. A happy lad, the friendly sort, One who participates in every sport. ---Activities-U Hi-Y Varsity Club Audio Video Club Student Council Football Basketball Baseball SENIOR OFFIC EIS CURTIS WAYNE KIGER President Greensboro R. D. 1. Pa. The President of his class this year, Curt deserves a great big cheer. - - -Acdvities- -- Nature Club Press Club Student Council National Honor Society RUBY HITT Secretary-Treasurer Mapletown, Pa. She is tiny and oh so neat, With a personality just as sweet. ---Acuvma-D Press Club ROSE BATSKO Greensboro, Pa. With her friendly smile always ready, She 's sure to find life's pathway steady. KENNETH PAUL BODNOVICH Greensboro R. D. 1, Pa, Around the girls he 's quite a guy, He sure knows how to make 'em sigh, ---Activities--- Varsity Club, Hi-Y, Audio Video Club, Nature Club, Football Basketball, Baseball, Junior Play 119521 NORMA JEAN BABB Bobtown, Pa. Norma is one who keeps very neat, And we think she's one hard to beat. ---Activities-U Nature Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Cheerleader MERVIN LEE BARBE GreensboroR.D. 1, Pa. Here we have a mischievious lad, Always happy, never sad. - --Activities- -- Varsity Club, Hi -Y, Nature Club, Audio Vide Baseball Manager, Junior Play fl 523 DONALD ALLEN Davistown R.D. 1, Pa. Skinny is always carefree and gay, We hope he'll ever stay that way. - --Act1vities- -- Mining Club, Nature Club, CHESTER ARRINGTON Poland, Pa. 'A hearty pal, a comrade true, If he lacks friends, they are mighty few. Wrestling, Wrestling Manager o Club, l V 3. 'N Ya gn, a .gg ,X K K. .- 4 ., , ,,.,,5L,,,m , 1 ,4 7, 'frail HETTI E CARROLL BUNNER Garards Fort, Pa. Having been so quiet in class, Hettie's one we won't surpass. EMILIO C ELANI, IR. Greensboro R. D. 1, Pa. Since he's a member of our band, His trumpet playing will take the stand. ---Activities-H Varsity Club, Wrestling, Band, Mixed Chorus z lane LAURA JOYCE DAVIS Greensboro, Pa. She looks like an angel and acts like one too, But you never can tell what an angel will do. ---Activities-- - Nature Club, Tri-Hi-Y Cheerleader ROG ER DAVIDSON Bobtown, Pa. A riglht good fellow in 15 ovxm way, But rather bashful, so they say. AMELIA DeLUCA Dilliner, Pa. Very tiny and very neat, These make Milly so very sweet. ---Activities- -- Assistant Librarian MARLENE SUE DOWNEY Peppy and so full of fun, More than a pal to everyone. ---Activities-U Tri-Hi-Y, Band 'ES' f . Q .- EMIL R, ENOFF Greensboro, Pa. Emil's a fine fellow, I've heard tell, He's quite genial if you know him well. ---Activities--- Student Council, Wrestling 'C' r. I JANET FIALA Dilliner, Pa, Always cheerful, never sad, Always smiling, always glad, JOAN FOX Garards Fort, Pa. Joan's as steady as the night, As a cheerleader she's all right. ---Activities-H Tri-Hi-Y, Cheerleader, Athletic Club, Basketball, Chorus KENNETH FOX Greensboro R. D. 1, Pa. He can be serious and he can be gay, But he 's always friendly, come what may. ---Activities-H Nature Club, Hi-Y, Referee of Gir1's Basketball ROBERT G, DURR Greensboro R. D. 1, Pa. Shorty is rather shy, But there isn't a nicer guy. ---Activities-H Nature Club, Wrestling Mining Club, National Honor Society SHIRLEY ANN ELLENBERGER Dilliner, Pa. If her many likes were put to a test, Shirley would say she likes Bud best. - - -Activiries- - - Chorus ttf Il' xl VIRGIL FRANKENBERRY Davistown R. D. , Pa. Although Virgil hasn't much to say, He aims to please in every way. ---Activi1:ies--- Mininxgl Club, Track restling CARL M. GANSOR Greensboro, Pa. Carl is a very handsome lad, Sometimes good but sometimes bad, - - -Activities- - - Varsity Club, Baseball, Football rag. :- 'i 3'-Q PATRICIA G EARI NG Bobtown, Pa. Wi1lin to work but reagy to play, Not over serious not over gay. ---Activities--- National Honor Society, Student Council, Press Club. Girl's Athletic Club, Tri H1 Y, Basketball Manager ROSE GARY Greensboro R. D. 1, Pa. fm A N Vim, vigor, and pep, Keeps Rosy right in step. - - -Activities- - - Press Club, Student Council, Girl's Athletic Club, Mixed Chorus, Girl's Basketball if al' ,gf Wy EVA GRAZNAK Greensboro, Pa. A charming blond with not much to say, But a grand pal for any day. ---Activities-H Audio Video, Girl's Basketball Girl's Athletic Club MARGARET GRA ZNAK Greensboro, Pa. Marg's a quiet one on our list, But you can bet that she'l1 be missed. MARTHA GRULA Greensboro, Pa. Wh0Se spirits are never very low. -- -Activities-U Here's a real friend to know, JAMES GREGOR Dilliner, Pa. lim is an athletic boy, And to all a pride and joy ---Activities-U Varsity C lub , Wrestling, Baseball, Football LOIS ANN GRESH Greensboro, Pa. Lou's a gal with a lovely smile She is happy all the while ---Activities--- National Honor Society, Audio Video Club, Tri-Hi-Y Press Club, Girl's Athletic Club Girl's Basketball Team CHARLES HAWK Greensboro, Pa. Here'sa boy we're glad to know, We all hate to see him go. HENRY HETZ Greensboro, Pa. Happy-go-lucky and caretree, One of the nicest there could be . National Honor Society, Press Club, Mixed Chorus DONNA JEAN GUGLIOTTA Greensboro, Pa. Jean has an A-l personality With looks and loads of vitality. ---Activities-U National Honor Society, Tri-Hi-Y, Junior Play 119523 Gir1's Athletic Club, Gir1's Basketball Team YQ' Cl' RUTH HITT Mapletown, Pa. Sweet and dainty, and very neat, These three worlds help make her complete. -- -Activities- - - Student Council, Press Club PEGGY JOHNSON Mapletown, Pa. Peg is a chum and full of fun She is always on the run. ' ---Activities- -- Tr1 Hi-Y, Band, Mixed Chorus Fneudly capable and opunusnc DANIEL MCNATT Greensboro R. D. 1, Pa. The biggest little man of all, as gold although he's small. ' ---Activities--- Press Club Good HELEN MINOR Carmichaels, Pa. 'Sparklinieyes like stars in t e ni ht, Helen's personagity is just as bright. ---Activities-H National Honor Society, Chorus, Girl's Athletic Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Girl's Basketball Team, Junior Play 119523 Xu 4 if oi. JK PATRICIA IOAN MCCLURE Taylortown, Pa, Full of chatter, always happy, Never cross and never snappy. ---ACtivities- -- He's rather quiet we have WYNONA LIVENGOOD Greensboro, R.D. 1, Pa. Livie is the swellest gal, And to all she's really a pal. ---Activities-n Tri-Hi-Y, Student Council, Sophomore Play 119513 DONALD MALLORY Greensboro, Pa. But a very nice lad to have around. - --Activities--- Band found, Press Club, Tri -Hi-Y ALMA McDONALD Bobtown, Pa. Alma is quiet and demure, But she's a friend we're very sure. ---Activities- -- Chorus al dx. 1 r BETTY LEE MORRIS Dllliner, Pa. A faithful, friend, loyal and true To her class and many others too. ---Activities--- Home Ec Club, Chorus STEVE MORRIS Greensboro R. D. 1, Pa. Steve 's a fine fellow, I've heard tellg I-le's quite genial if you know him well. X, 'L FRA NCES PLUTO so M? 'Y ROBERT LEE MURPHY Greensboro, Pa. Bob is a musician-to-be, Who plays a saxophone so triumphantly . ---Activities-H Band, Mixed Chorus Greensboro, Pa. Full of chatter, lots of fun, She takes life just as it comes. - - -A ctivities --- Mixed Chorus, Tri-Hi-Y q ,. Q ' ry G A VIRGINIA QUEEN T A Poland, Pa. I Xi, Queenie's peppy and full I. sy A Riil of vim, ' ' A ' 5 Her life is never very dim. y ---Activities-- , Qtrs Tri-Hi-Y, Mixed Chorus, -M ss ,Q Girl's Athletic Club, Cheerleader 9 Sss,,s.. .sign kikl E , if It fi I - i R, . tmr 4' ,N , 3 , I 3, M--an Girl 's Basketball Team , sr WILLIA M RAFT ER Greensboro, Pa. Happy-go-lucky and carefree, One of the nicest there could be ---Activities-H Varsity Club, Football, Wrestling, Baseball Nm F it 'KX sis .4 LORETTA MAE RUMBLE Greensboro, Pa. Rum has what it takes to be, A girl with a swell personality. ---Activities- -- Press Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Chorus, National Honor Society JW .Z JOHN ZIMMERMAN Dilliner, Pa. One who is quiet, and awful shy, But a very good friend and thats no lie. JOHN BANIA Carmichaels R.D. 1, Pa. Although John hasn't much to say, He aims to please in every way. f - u BERNADINE T ENC ER Bobtown, Pa. It's a fact that Bernie's not slow, 1, Fun keeps her always on the go. JOHN VERSKA Greensboro, Pa. Find someone who has more fun? That's right! It can 't be done. -- -Activit:les- - - Varsity Club, Hi-Y, Baseball, Football, Basketball PATRICIA WADE Dilliner, Pa. Having been so quiet in class, She's one we won't surpass. ---Activities--- Press Club ---Act.ivities- -- Student Council, Press Club, National Honor Society .n' ..' . .,. I... - ,.s , -v- f ' s x, ..n..N '-., I y 'Q' inf' .J Ly .f.. sr . lr 'Z'-All I l ' will O Ki K Laura Joyce Davis First prize in the Halloween parades at Carmichaels, Washington, and Jefferson, Seniwn Helen Minor Senior Recital at Wa nesburg College Y Wool Queen of Greene County May Queen at Mapletown High School Waynesburg College Scholarship Southeastern Greene County Women's Club Scholarship Maria Lawall National Honor Society Scholarship Baresch and Lamb Science Medal if A45 'ts 1' Donna Jean Gugliotta Frank Kenerella 'Q K.. s-'V Bernadine Tencer First place- -Greene County Scholastic Typing Contest Babe Ruth Sportsmanship medal ,- . 9 'V- J' ' M 'Cf 5 x wa ,Wm 5 h sr James Gregor Class A-W P l A L Wrest- ling Championship Oitstanding athletic award by the Greensboro Lions Club , z . 4 3 Donald Mallory Second place-Tenor Saxa- phone at the Forensic Con- test at California, Pa, is Eva Graznak Outstanding Girl Athlete awarded by the Greensboro Lions Club . iff. Ruby Hitt Second place in accuracy-- Greene County Scholastic Typing Contest HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF 1953 We, the graduates of '53, entered the doors of M.'l'.H.S . on September 2, 1949, as separ- ate and distinct individuals. Itwashere that we encountered many difficulties in making friends and leaming the daily roudne which was to be ours for the following four years. We entered a bit fearful and often thought the way very rough and steep, but beyond that cloud of gloom and fear we saw the silver lining of four bright and joyous years ahead. As Freshmen we summed up to a grand total of 108 students. We soon became known as , The Green Freshies of '49. It was this year that M.T.H.S. met with the tragic and unfor- tunate hand of Death, our beloved principal, Mr. Oscar Smith, died. We soon learned to re- spect Sophomores, Juniors, and especially the Seniors as being much more intellectual and learned than we. I believe, too, that we even dreamed of the day when we would be looked upon by the tmder-grads. We, too, could foresee into the future the responsibility and pains -taking -steps we would have to follow to uphold the high standards set forth by those who had graduated before us. We all took much the same courses, but that is not saying we all leamed the same things--some studied some didn't--just as it is today, we were no exception. And now we go to the next episode of our stay at M.T.H.S., our Sophomore year. As Sophomores we began loosing our number. This year we were divided into two sections which we liked very well. OurSophomore year was truly a new experience that even our Fresh- man year hadn't been, because we permitted to choose our courses and take the subjects we were interested in. We will never forget some of those thrilling Sophomore experiences. The main event of our Sophomore year was our tour of Pittsburgh. This year, as had been our Freshman year, found us eager and willing to start the adventure of our Junior year . Ourlunior year was a new experience although we had very nearly the same studies and the same faculty members, excepting a few. During the Junior year we were pesented with many fine performances in the auditorium. As a high-lite of our Junior year, the Junior Play, 'We Shook the Family Tree , ranked highest. Now, our last and happiest stop was the Senior year. Our Senior year has been the most joyous year of our stay at M.T.H.S. As seniors we have tried to uphold all the old standards set before us and have tried to set up new ones to the best of our ability. Of course, the highest point of interest to us, as Seniors, is our graduation ceremonies. Although it seemed at moments that the way was almost unbearable we held true to our determination and goal--graduation. Virginia Queen Curtis Klger BEST DRESSED Rodger Davidson SL Ruth Hitt MOST POPULAR Mitch Kendrella 8L Donna Jean Gugliotta Q 25 A ,H S X 6 4 1. .5 -fif 1 4 Q? ' . Ng 55 1 X.-4 'Ne 4 Nm, X x 1 X Q' MOST ATHLETIC Jim Gregor 85 Eva Graznak U Y 5 I I MOST STUDIOUS Hettie Hmner KL Curtis Kiger OUR LEADERS Bernadine Tencer 8a Curtis Kiger R , e I A yr' O U U K WITTIEST Donna Jean Gugliotta SL John Verska MOST TALENTED Donald Mallory gl Helen Minor 'Nv- xi Z fy 5 X 7 N BEST LOOKING Helen Minor SL Carl Gansor ' I '-fl PLEASING PEQSONALITIE Pat Gearing 8L Danny McNatr MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEI-D Ria Lawall 84 Curtis Kiger BACCALAUREATE Sunday, May 24, 1953 Sermon. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Dr. Pau1R. Stewart Concert , , Invocation , , Salutatory , Violin Solo , Valedictory , , Mixed Chorus . ,. , Introduction of Speaker Commencement Address Instrumental Trio , Introduction of Class , , Presentations of Diplomas Special Awards Benediction , , President of Waynesburg College Maxi 5 ix ar ,A ,W COMMENCEMENT Tuesday, May 26, -1953 . . . bnscgssiodal. . . . . . High School Band . . . . . . . . . Rev. louis G. Minewiser . Bemadine Tencer . Helen Minor ............Marialawa1l . British Childrens Prayer Kerry Dance ..........ThomasM.Smith . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . GettingTheMostOutOfLife Dr. Edward M. Flannigan Pastor--First Presbyterian Church Irwin, Pennsylvania . . . . . . , . Robert Murphy, Donald Mallory, Emilio Celani ThomasM.Smith . , Ruse11E. Headlee , Rev. Louis G, Minewiser Valedictory. . . . . Maria Lawall CLASS HONORS Mana Lawall Q15 Patricia Gearing Q21 Bernadine Tencer Q3j Curtis W. Kiger Q41 5 S31UI3lOl'Y ..... Bernadine Tencer f 1 :Mo RI Cb. 17 , J X ix X X x X X SECRETARY MARGARET MARTIN- PEG Garards Fort, Pa. Oh! Come now. ---Activities-U Yearbook Staff, Nature Club, Audio-Video Club, Band 'Q .W PRESIDENT JOHN KOREN- MOOSE Poland, Pa. I'11 be a new man after Christmas. -- -Activities- - - Mining Club, Varsity Club, Nature Club, Yearbook Staff, Wrestling, Band VICE PRESIDENT Not Pictured RICHARD MCINTIRE- DICK Mapletown, Pa. That's for sure. - - -Activities- - - Varsity Club, Student Council, Football, Baseball TREASURER JOHN CELAN1- JOHNNIE Greensboro R.D. 1, Pa. I'ma no gonna say. ---Activities-H National Honor Society, Band Yearbook Staff, Mixed Chorus C' ,NX St SYLVIA BARZANTI- CHIC KIE Bobtown, Pa. Holy cowl HELEN JANE BARCLAY- HELEN JANE Garards Fort, Pa. I don't think you like me. ---Activities-H Audio-Video Club, Press Club WILLIAM ANDREWS- SIR Poland, Pa. 'Honest work can't kill anyone, but laziness has killed many. -- -Activities- - - Wrestling, Track, Mining Club -Activities- -- Chorus, Cheerleader, Press Club, Girls' Basketball Club, vnu Girls' Basketball Team MARIE BASSIO- BASS Bobtown Pa. EDITH BENNETT- UTIE Greensboro, Pa, 'Got anything to eat? ---AcdviLies- -- Press Club, Nature Club Girls' Athletic Club ANNA BEZIAK- FRENCHIE Greensboro, Pa. Are you going skating Saturday? ---Activities--- National Honor Society, Press Club, Audio-Video Club, Yearbook Staff, Junior Play 09531, Girls' Athletic Club T 'Cuttish-mega! ---Activities- -- Press Club, Yearbook Staff, Student Council, Band 1 t fy -all we Jr- JW. N s 71, 3 'iss Qi N 'Ko 3.5. DONNIS BLACK- RED Greensboro, Pa. Come with me, lets go to the poolroom. ANDREW BROZAK- SKIP Greensboro, Pa. What you gonna buy me, Sam? ---Activities-U Basketball, Band, Mixed Chorus Q18 'num-v-E 'lim-we LIDA MAE CANNON- IIGGS Poland, Pa. Hey Ganocy! FREDA COLEBANK- FRE Di lliner, Pa. Here, now! we Q. RONALD CROCKETT - RON Greensboro, Pa. Get the shovels, men! lt's getting deep. ---Acdvities-U Yearbook staff, Audio Video Club Hi-Y, Nature Club, Track, Teenage Book Club, Wrestling AUDREY CURTIS- CURT Waynesburg Star Route, Pa. Hey, kids! - - -Activities- - - Press Club, Chorus HAYDEN CUTRIGHT- CUTTY Garards Fort, Pa. What's the matter with you? ---Activities--- Yearbook staff RIC HARD DOWNER- DICK Greensboro, Pa. Wot-wot? - --Activities- -- Mining Club, Varsity Club MARY ANN ELNIKAR- TERRY Greensboro, Pa. Hey, Audrey! Guess what? ---Activities--- Press Club, Junior Play 119531 N., GEORGE FREDERICK- GEORGE Greensboro, Pa. Tucker tips BARBARA ANN FURMAN-'BARB X Garards Fort, Pa. You're kidding me. - - -Activiries- - - Yearbook Staff, Press Club, National Honor Society, Nature Club, Audio-Video Club, Student Council, Teenage Book Club, Cheerleader, Girls' Athletic Club, Junior Play 119535 DOROTHY JOAN GABLER- DOTTY JO Greensboro, Pa. Girl must be a dumb-bell. ---Activities-U National Honor Society, Press Club, Yearbook Staff, Audio-Video Club, Girls' Athletic Club, Nature Club National Honor Society, Hi-Y, WALTER GACEK- VUDGE Maplernwn, Pa. What'd ya say? -- -Ac!ivities-- - Mining Club, Football ELAINE GANOCY-'DON' Greensboro, Pa. 'Did you watch Captain Video last night? ---Activ1ties--- Press Club, Nature Club, Cheerleader WS' ANDREW GLUVNA- BUTTER Greensboro, Pa. It's better to be late than never, - - -Activi1ies- - - Mining Club HELEN GLUVNA BLONDIE Greensboro, Pa, Gee! I'm starved. Let's eat! ---Activities-H Press Club, Yearbook Staff IULIANA GONDA- JULIE Greensboro, Pa. Go1ly Neds! an 1 -gnu-ur -- -Acl:ivities- -- Press Club, Nature Club PAUL LEWIS HANEY- LOUIE Mapletown, Pa. I was up at Star City last night ---Activities--- Hi-Y, Varsity Club, Track, Yearbook Staff, Football, Baseball X., in-ul' sgzx J ?f ii.i 5x?:i.5X'51 kkvk Tim A MME., . , , for mfg JOYCE HITT- JOYCE Mapletown, Pa, Oh, sugar! ---Activities-H Press Club ALENE HIXON- HIXON Dilliner, Pa, Gee whiz! ---Activities--- Press Club, Chorus, Audio-Video Club RAYMOND HENDERSON- HANDY Waynesburg Star Route, Pa. What do you want me to do? THOMAS HENRY- TOM Garards Fort, Pa, Wow! Those Mexican gals. ---Activities--- Nature Club, Football, Baseball KENNETH HEGEDIS - HEDGE Greensboro, Pa. Oh, Come on! ---Activities--- Nature Club, Wrestling WILLIAM HENCK- HAP Greensboro, Pa, Oh, Boy! Oh, Boy! --A ctivities-- - Mining Club, Nature Club, Year ook Staff, Football, Basketball, Junior Play 119533 n 5 ai- L gi 4 1111, Sf 'ir dll RQ t- 4 Pc I. r , . is-5' --'r tif' N- JAMES HOOD- JIM Greensboro, Pa, How about that? ---Acrivities- -- National Honor Society Yearbook Staff, Basketball SHIRLEY HOOVER- SHIRLEY Garards Fort, Pa. Oh, Creepers! Press Club, Chorus, Music Club n J ROBERT HOWARD- BOB Garards Fort, Pa. I don't know. ---Activities-H H1 Y, Football, Baseball, Basketball, Wrestling QOMQ Nha.: Aw- '25, MARTHA KRIDLE- MARTHA Greensboro, Pa. Oh, shucks! ! ---Activities-H ,W Audio-Video Club, Nature Club, 'Sr Yearbook Staff, Majorette, Girl's Athletic Club, Junior Play, National Honor Society 1' lin EDWARD KUTNEY - ED Greensboro, Pa. Beat the gum. ---Activit1es--- Mining Club, Varsity Club, Football, Baseball, Junior Play Q1953j MARY MARGARET LINT- MIDGIE Greensboro R. D. 31, Pa. May I speak to Edith? ---Activities--- Press Club 1 ss X 5, r , . - MARY ANN MEDIATE- MARY Bobtown, Pa. Oh, no! DOUGLAS MILL ER- DOUG Greensboro, P Where's Red? R .fl A 1 W '43 . .J J is Yi if J . U f 3 . J vm- ,sq JOAN MASON- JO Garards Fort, Pa. Where's Jean? ---Activities-H Press Club, Yearbook Staff, Audio-Video Club, Chorus MARLENE MCFARLAND- SHORTY Mt. Morris, Pa. Oh, gee whiz! - - -ACtiVities- - - Band JOSEPH LONG' JOE Greensboro, Pa. Boy, is she stacked! ---Activities--- Mining Club, Varsity Club, Football, Basketball, Baseball, Junior Play 09533 MIKE MARFLAK- LATZ.I PUFF Greensboro, Pa. I just wish I could teach the teachers! ---Activities-H Nature Club, Mining Club, Yearbook Staf NANCY MILLWARD- NAN Greensboro R. D. ffl, Pa. Mother, get the gun! -- -Activities- -- Press Club, Ba nd RONALD MINOR- RONNIE Carmichaels R. D. 31, Pa. Holy cow! ---Activities--- Hi-Y, Varsity Club, Basketball Manager PEARL MOCNLAK- PEARLIE Bobtown, Pa, nlnrn hungry' 1. ---Activities-0 Press Club, Yearbook Staff, Girls' Athletic Club, Band DONLS MORRIS- DONIS Garards Fort, Pa. How soon's dinner? -- -Activities- - - Press Club, Yearbook Staff, Majorette, Girls' Athletic Club, Nature Club F ' JAMES MORRIS- JIM Waynesburg Star Route, Pa No kiddin'! ARLENE NEALS- BEE Masontown, Pa. Right chere! ---Activities--- Girls' Athletic Club, Girls' Basketball Team is S 1 fv-A X c fl 'Ds im F JOHN ROEBUCK- SEARS Greensboro, Pa. Pass that ball here. ---Activities-- - Varsity Club, Minin Club, Football, Nature Club, iaske tball CHARLES ROSS- CHICK Greensboro R. D. ffl, Pa. Hey, Buck! Let's go to the shop. ---Activities-- - Varsity Club, Basketball, Yearbook Staff, Football, Baseball eo MARILEE PHILLIPS- PHIL Dilliner, R D. 41, Pa. We're gonna miss somebody around here. ---Activities-H Nature Club, Press Club, Yearbook Staff, Majorette CHARLES RIFFLE- CHARLIEn Greensboro, Pa. Hey, got anything to eat??? ---Activities-H Nature Club, Varsity Club, Hi-Y, Audio-Video Club, Yearbook Staff, Student Council, Football, National Honor Society, Wrestling, Junior Play 119531 PATRICIA MAE OSBORNE- PAT Dilliner R. D. Fl, Pa. Where's Vudge? - - -Activities- - - Audio-Video Club, Majorette, Student Council, Junior Play MARGARET PAVOLOSKY- MARGIE Bobtown, Pa. Ah! ! I ---Activities-H National Honor Society Press Club 5 K ,Q- AU DREY SICKELSMITH- SICKLE Greensboro, Pa. Where did Mary Ann go? - --Activities-H Yearbook Staff WA NDA SKILES - SPOOK Moffitt, Pa. Holy cow! SC HUYLER SULLENBERG ER- SULLY Greensboro, Pa. See what I mean? - - -Activities- - - Basketball l :ll JAMES SWEARINGER- ELMER Greensboro, Pa. Criminee! ---Activities-N Mining Club, Nature Club I yu-v v Q v-uf' 2, X xr . r r THOMAS JAMES THOMAS- TOM Greensboro R. D. ffl, Pa. Where is Shirley? ---Activities-U Student Council, Press Club, Varsity Club, Wrestling LOUISE VECCHIO- LOUISIE Dilliner, Pa. Oh, gee whiz ! Betty Yelenik fwithdrawny IAM ES WALTERS- JIM Poland, Pa. Did you mean to, huh? - - -Activities- - - Yearbook Staff, Wrestling Band, Junior Play 119535 JEAN WATSON- JEAN Mapletown, Pa. Shut up! ---Activities- - - Yearbook Staff, Chorus Ornery . . Fashionable FANCIFUL IUNIORS OF NINETEEN FIFTY THREE Jolly .... Understanding Nice .... Ideal .... Osculant . Romantic . . Secretive . . Donis Black . Joyce Hitt. . Notable . . Inquisitive . Natural . . Eager . . . Timid. . . Entertaining Efficient. . Novel . . . Feminine . . Amorous . Neat . . . Cute .... Intelli ent . . Friendfy. . . Unique . . Lively . Jean Watson . . Robert Howard . Alene Hixon . . Margaret Pavlosky Patricia Osborne. Dotty Jo Gabler . Shirley Hoover . James Walter Barbara Furman William Andrews William Henck Marilee Philipps . Elaine Ganocy . . Joan Mason . . . James Swearengen Anna Bezjak . . Douglas Miller. . Faithful. . Interesting . Fair . . . . . Trustworthy . . Youngest . . . . Talkative. . Handsome. . Reliable . . , Easy Going . . Expressive. . Donis Morris Martha Kridle . . . Mary Ann Mediate . Edith Bennett . . . Arlene Neals . . Charles Pearl Mocniack Richard Downer John Celani Helen Barclay . . :Andrew Brozak James Morris . . . Sylvia Barzanti . . Charles Ross Paul Haney Helen Gluvna Schuyler Sullenberger Walter Gacek Edward Kutney Lida Mae Cannon Kenneth Hegedis Mike Marflak Thomas Henry Ronald Crockett Audrey Sicklesmith Ronald Minor Marlene McFarland. Mary Lint ..... Freda Colebank . . . Ralph Herod .... Juliana Gonda . . . Mary Ann Elnikar . . Joseph Long .... Margaret artin . . Andy Gluvna . . . Louise Vecchio . . . Raymond Henderson Marie Bassio Thomas Thomas Nancy Millward John Koren James Hood John Roebuck Audrey Curtis . Richard Mclntire Hayden Cutright George Frederick Wan a Skiles ' 9' 131 SEATED--Anna Bezjak, Patty Osborne, William Henck, Mary Ann Elnikar, Martha Kridle. STANDING--lim Walters, Joe long, Ed Kumey, Charles Riffle. THE MUMMY AND THE MUMPS Presented by THE JUNIOR CLASS of MAPLETOWN HIGH SCHOOL Friday, February 27, 1953 'The Mummy and the Mumps' is a comedy in which an mglish titled professor complicates living at a New England School for Girls even before he leaves the docks of New York. The fact that one lie leads to another is well illustrated by the series of pretenses that result from one attempt to fool the public. Before the end of the play only two of the five men retain their true identity. CHARACTERS Sir Hector Fish . . . . . . . . . . William Henck Francis Briscoe . . . . I0sePh 1-0118 William Laidlaw .... James Slammon fRackerj . . Perkins, the sheriff . . Anna Hampton , . Maude Mull JH . , Agatha Laidlaw . . . Dulcie Dumble , , Phoebe Beebe . . . Charles Riffle . . James Walters . Edward Kutney . Anna Bez jak . . . Martha Kridle Mary Ann Elnikar . . Barbara Furman . . Patty Osborne NX' MAY 15, 1953 UNIONTOWN COUNTRY CLUB f DQ 7 Q 1.1 1 A . fy- 4, ., I .Tfwm Featuring WALLY GINGFRS AND HIS ORCHESTRA fi ,vi y K V N.. 1' 3, -. ,gf VFP! ? 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Kovach, C. Kurilko, J. Kurilko, R Kmilko, C. Lash, P. Lewis .... M. Lint, C. Maletic, C. Ma le, B. Marshall, T. Mason, Minor, M. Molek, F. Morris, R. Nevegale, L. Norris .... W. Novak, ce, T. Patterson, I. Pe11egreen,E. Pilan, M. Plishka M. Popernack P Popernack R. Pozderac N. Hegedis, E. Hildreth, W. Jamison, J. Jamison, P. Kennedy, M. Koast, J. M. Lessner, G. Lewis, M. P. Michniak, R. Miller, S. I I ' I I S. Przyhocki, S. Robbins, D. Robinson, R. Ro inson....J. Roebuck, C. Ross, D. Salva, D. Smith, R. Smith, C. Smitley, S. Sowden, T. Sowden, R. Stevenson, D. Stoneking, E. Stoneking, M. Stoner, G. Strawn, N. Strosnider .... E. Sovoboda, R Sweeny, F. Sfvistak, E. Trimbath, R. Vanata, B. Vance, L. Vargo, S. Vernon, E. Walters, R. Wancheck, E. Whipkey, J. Wiley, D. Wiltrout, D. Wilson .... J. Wilson, J. Wise, D. Wolford, D. Work, N. Young, C. Zalar, V. Zelina. sigma . , Q. . . A . A Tl A ,- E . 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Bar erstock, S. Bennett, A. Beres, H. Boone, W. Brown, E. Brumley, C. Capiot, L. Capiot, R. Cox, T. Cramer, S. Faux, Frederick .... J. Frederick, C. Hare, S. Hawk, B. Henck, I. Hetz, M. Howard, N. Hunt, V. Jenkins, B. Jordan, H. Jordan, I. Kalasky, R. Koast, R. Kois, J. Kuntz .... C. Laskosky, R. Leighty, C. Leslie, K. Lint, B. Linza, W. McLure, S. Mclntire, B. Molek, W. Mgiphy, H. Neal, P. Patterson, F. Porco, D. Presock, D. Ross .... T. Ross, T. Ross, E. Sicklesrnith, J. Skinner, M. S th, J. Smith, M. Sowden, E. Stofcheck, R. Stralets, D. Tanner, E. White, W. Wilburn, I. Wilson, V. Wise .... M. Workman, S. Wotring, M. Zaby, S. Zaby, I. Zaleskl WX Rafe-Nfifi ,X , ,B X 53 XXXX ' E-X , i iQ, f + ORGANIZATIUNI FIRST ROW: Maria Lawall, Bernadine Tencer, Barbara Furman, Ruby Hitt, Rose Gary, Marie Bassio Patricia Osborne Dolores Wiltrout, Helen Popernack, Mr. South. SECOND ROW: Charles Zaleski, Charles Rlffle, Emil Enoff, Frank Kendralla, Pat Gearing Blanch Vanata Carol Minor. THIRD ROW: Thomas Thomas, John Duffy, Joseph Hetz, Raymond Wancheck, Ronald Bargerstock Curtis Kiger Frank Kramer. OFFICERS President .... . .Bernadine Tencer Vice President ...... . . . Pat Gearing Secreatary and Treasurer . . . . . Maria Lawall Sponsor .......... . Mr. South The purpose of Student Council is to maintain and menth- en a democratic relationship between the student body and faculty, encourage individual thinking, and group partici- pation among the students . FIRST ROW--Carol Minor, Jaretta Griffin, Martha Grula, Maria Lawall, Helen Minor, Lorena Rumble, Pat Gearing, Dotty Io Gabler, Bernadine Garnek, Margaret Pavlosky, Anna Bezjak, Mrs. Federer. SECOND ROW--Martha Kridle, Barbara Furman, Beverly Donley, Lois Ann Gresh. Anna Mae Wancheck, Donna Jean Gu liotta, Bernadine Tencer, Beatrice Wotring, Donna Wise, Blanch Vanata, Donna Minor, Jackie Fedcxko. TFERD Row:--Jackson Szczyrbalt, Robert Dm, Charles Riffle, Edward Garrison, Charles Zaleskl, James Hood, Exman Wilson, Curtis Kiger, Hayden Cutright, John Celani. President Pat Gearing Vice President Maria Lawall Secretary Loretta Rumble Treasurer Helen Minor Sponsor Mrs. Federer The purpose of the Mapletown Chapter of the National Honor Society is to create an enthu- siasm for good SCHOLARSHIP, to stimulate a desire to render SERVICE to the school and to the community, no promote LEADERSHIP, and to develop CHARACTER in the students of Maple- town High School. Our chapter of the National Honor Society awards a one-htmdred dollar scholarship each year. The scoeity also posts an Honor Roll at the end of each nine weeks' period. NATIONAL H0125 92,151-y 7 ir EIL, Av N5 J Wwwity, N-....,.,,f' VARSITY CLUB FIRST ROW--Andrew Cottage, Thomas Bierer, Paul Haney, Joe Long, John Verska, John Roebuck, Carl Gansor, Ed Kumey, Ralph Herod, James Gregor. SECOND ROW--Ronald Minor, Ben Cree, Charles Riffle, Kenneth Bodnovich, Frank Kandralla, George Laughead, William Andrew, James Metz, Thomas Thomas. THIRD ROW--Charles Zaleski, Edward Garrison, Davi Coffman, Frank Zalar, Glen Smith, Hugh Black, Mr. Yanosh. President .... . . James Gregor Vice President . . . . Frank Kendralla Sec. and Treasury . . . . Kenneth Bodnovich Sponsor. . . . . Mr. Yanosh LETTERMAN'S CODE OF ETHICS To be honest and fair in all competition, always to bear in mind my obligations as a student and ath- lete to my school and community, and to give them my loyalty in words, action, and deeds. Oneco, FIRST ROW--Mrs. Frye, Agnes Wozniack, Peggy Rogan, Nora Jones, Jaretta Griffin, Mary Lint, Elaine Ganocy, Marie Bassio, Sylvia Barzanti, Martha Grula, Rose Gary, Barbara Stockton, Ruth Hitt, Patty Wade, Ruby Hitt. SECOND ROW--Miss Tosi, Joan Mason, Alene Hixon, Audrey Curtis, Shirley Hoover, Edith Bennett, Marilee Phillips, Barbara Furman, Helen Barclay, Margaret Pavlosky, Mary Jane Lessner, Dotty Jo Gabler, Bernadine Tencer, Loretta Rumble. THIRD ROW--Curtis Kiger, Frank Kramer, Nancy Millward, Helen Popernack, Juliana Gonda, Lois Ann Gresh, Pat Gearing, Helen Gluvna, Mary Ann Elnikar, Joyce Hitt, Anna Bezjak, Frances Bochnak, Pearl Mochniak. NOT PICTURED--James Jones, Doris Wiltrout, Mary Jo Kaulick, Pauline Barzanti, Audrey Darby, Marlene Dingle, Mona Brown, Velva Lemunyon, Peg Martin, Audrey Sicklesmith, Naomi Cramer. MAPLE LEAF OFFICERS EdltOl' . . . ............. Loretta Rumble Ass't Editor . . .......... Barbara Furman Production . . ............ Ruth Hitt, Ruby Hitt, Patricia Wade, Joan Mason, Martha Grula, Bernadine Tencer Sports ..... ............ P at Gearing News Editor . . . ........... Pat Gearing Feature Editor .............. Patricia Wade Business Managers . . Daniel McNatt, Thomas Thomas Exchange Editor .......,...... Nora Jones Advisors ..... ...... M rs. Frye, Miss Tosi The Maple Leaf belongs to and represents the entire student body. Through it are expressed the opinions and everyday actions ofthe students. The students on the staff have worked hard to bring to you as much fine reading material as possi- ble and the only thing that we ask is that our endeavors to up- hold the ideals of the press be appreciated and enjoyed by all, for this small return will make for every greater im- provements to the newspaper. M.-f Q? J g V J!-fm tile' A 'lasmyf 'A FIRST ROW---Allan Bargerstock, Dick Jones, Frank Zalar, Joe Long, George Laughead, Mike Marflak, James Walters, Glen Smith. SECOND ROW---Mr. Lessner Csponsorj, Antony Zalar, George Frederick, Andy Gluvna, Walter Gacek, William Henck, Edward Kutney. THIRD ROW---James Swearingen, Dick Downer, Robert Durr, Donald Allen, Virgil Frankenberry. Coal-Mining at M. T. H. S. Several years ago, a mining course was instituted in our school as a full time program. Due to the fact that the program has been dropped from the regular curriculum, we have added a weekly class of coal mining. The class is active and an interesting program is conducted. Much good is derived from such a program. Since only 1f200 of the acreage of coal has been mined, the boys realize the importance of mining. The high school is happy to acknowledge such a program. The sponsor, Mr . Lessner, is a certified mine instructor by the Department of Education. ,s , - .......,, ft ' M 1 K 1 f N A a ls ls., 1 l J 5 I7 C NATURE CLUB SEATED--Frances Johnson, Thomas Henry, Laura Joyce Davis, Ronald Crockett, Donald Allen, Edith Benn tt, Curtis Kiger, Kenneth Fox, Norma Babb, Elaine Ganocy, Marilee Phillips, Mervin Barb, Charfes Riffle, Helen Kuhla, John Koren, Barbara Furman, Lavonne Cuuight. STANDING--Mrs. Johnson, William Moser, Robert Durr, Juliana Gonda, Martha Kridle, Mike Marflak, Fred Smitley, Kenneth Hegedis, Dotty Jo Gabler, Donis Morris, Charles Kennedy, Ken- neth Bodnovich . 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 learn more about plants, animals and minerals. Today we have thirty members in the club. A student has the opportunity of belonging to this club three years. The first year he receives a membership card, and after three years of work he receives a letter. Each spring the members participate in a nature contest sponsored by Waynesburg College, and one sponsored by the Hunting and Fishing Club . President. . . Vice President Secretary. . . Treasurer. . . Sponsor. . . Barbara Furman Kenneth Hegedis Norma Babb Donis Morris Mrs. Johnson ' Aiea SEATED--Donis Morris, Martha Kridle, Dotty Jo Gabler, Joan Mason, Barbara Furman, Jackie Fedorko, Selma Gabler, Anna Bezjak, Patty Osborne, Frances Johnson, Alene Hixon, Lois Ann Gresh, Peg Martin. STANDING--Mr. South, Andrew Brozak, James Doman, Frank Kramer, Ronald Crockett, Charles Riffle, Frank Ken- dralla, Kenneth Bodnovich, John Zimmerman, Helen Barclay, Eva Graznak. OFFICERS: President .... . . Frank Kendralla Vice President . . . Kenneth Bodnovich Secretary . . . . . Barbara Furman Sponsor. . . . Mr. South OBJECTIVES: To train students in the theory and operation of Audio-Visual equipment and materials. Thus train- ed, a student may contribute to the more general and effective use of such materials in the school, develop in the student member a sense of responsi- bility and aim in the development of an effective guidance program. 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'un'qun'qin,osuQ i: L' sq: : an' ini' 0' 'I' : : tn. v.--' Q Phyllis Michniak Mrs. Fullmer, Sponsor Beatrice Greer DeEtte Greer Shirley Morris Maxine Ross v E- lui A MIXED CHORUS FIRST ROW---Jaretta Griffin, Mauren Wilson, Anna Mae Wanchick, Donna Minor, Barbara Stockton, Beatrice Wotring, John Celani, Emileo Celani, Miss Napoli SECOND ROW---Alma McDonald, Shirley Ellenberger, Betty Morris, Joan Mochniak, Frances Johnson, Jackie Fedorko, Virginia Queen, Andrew Brozak, Robert Murphy THIRD ROW---Peggy Rogan, Nora Jones, Frances Pluto, Rose Gary, Martha Grula, Tressa Johnston, Peggy John- son, Lavonne Cutright President- - - - -Robert Murphy Vice President - - -Donald Mallory Secretary- - - - -Rose Gary Treasurer- - - - -Carol Maple The chief aim of this chorus program is to develop a sense of enjoyment in natural, spontan- eous participation in group singing. For broad appeal this participation should stimulate the pupils through a wide range of wholesome, emotional channels. To be abiding, the repertory of songs should lead them through the common experiences of the home and race and stimulate worthy im- pulses in individual reflection. TRIPLE TRIO FIRST ROW---Jean Watson, Mary Jane Lessner, Carol Lynn Maple, Miss Napoli, Joyce Brown, Blanch Vanata, Beatrice Wotring SECOND ROW---Anna Mae Gas ie, Georgetta Patterson, Barbara Stockton To afford selected pupils an opportunity to study standard part songs and to present them in an artistic manner. To give, thereby, an opportunity to the less gifted pupils to hear music which they themselves can not perform and thus raising the standard of musical talent and contributing to appreciation value. .93and Martha Kridle, Drum Ma joretteg Marie Bassio, Helen Popernak, Banner Bearers FIRST ROW: James Walters, Nancy Millward, Rodney Pozderac, George Williamson, Bill Molek, Thomas Gre- gan, John Messich, James Linza, Gary Strawn, Carl Guzy, Leroy Donley, Marlene Dovmey, Marlene McFarland Shirley Hluszti, Michael Marflak. SECOND ROW: Margaret Martin, John Celani, Andrew Brozak, Donald Malory, Ronald Gugliotta, Henry Chanaki Robert Murphy, Emelio Celani, Peggy Johnson, Pearl Mochiak, Ermin Wilson, Mr. Fluke fDirectorJ. The band served the school faithfully during the year. The band was composed of members from the seventh thru twelfth grade. The band made fine showings throughout the year at the football games, parades, etc. With new mem- bers and added experience, the future looks bright. The band was further enhanced by the addition of the ma jorette corp composed of sixteen of our more talented girls . ALMA MATER O'er the hills of Pennsylvania Rimmed with cloudless blue, Proudly stands our Mapletown High School Glorious in view. Raise her banner! Bear it onward! Over hill and vale, While our hearts and voices echo Hail to Mapletown! Hail! U 1 Linza Brewer Gabler King Gregory Brozak Morris Mclntire Morris C atalogna Phillips Fedorko Wancheck Osborne Walters Morris Johnson Babb Patterson Queen Furman Fox Ganocy Davis A M - QGRAPIIJ- . . 'Q' nl ff U. 1' L ff l lb, W f 0 1 , 1 Y' t ,, I NV, M rx V 1 . , 0 L1', 14 'U' X V 'J ,yu VA arf, n' X fl 1 .11 I . K ' 1 I IL V, : J 5 ffl! l 1 1 r' if N ' ' -1 .8 ' f N Ja .- I w-.f ' J E, Kyla X A L J' N K X x YY U V P u , 'X .4 io lk Q x f gi' t3 xy 1 X K .' x Y X 1 4 V I' xxx F' 'IX x L ' r X I I . 'p 4 KX I 1' ' fl N -1- g i x?N' ,, i-54 , , - - 4 ' . S - 1.-. ' tt 'gy-15 -Q.. ' 117.9 X -V ,Y ii YT I ' 'Q' sp. ,, ' - YQ? fu - -, -i ' - A ll '14- . V' -- 1 Q 1. ,11- Q- - 55 - 1- 7 lf' ...S- ix k 2- A , rg X1 K S 1 K fix A ml ETICIE Ei? 55 45' -G5 Rglx QQ is 42 X Q, 5 M Cv xx -DANG ,Ss 6? - N T353 S f - -Y,ik - , YY X-S777 , MV ' X gb ' 'Ss 9' James Metz, Charles Ross, Andrew Cottage, Richard Mclntire, Thomas Biere, Frank Krendralla, Paul Haney John Roebuck, Joe Long .... Kenneth Bodnovich, James Gregor, Charles Riffle, Bill Rafter, Carl Gansor Stanley Demaske, John Verska, Edward Garrison .... Donald Yoders, Thomas l-lenry, Roy Arbogast, Thomas Thomas William Henck, Walter Gacek, Charles Zaleski, George Laughead, Frank Zalar, Edward Kutney, Charles Lemunyon Sept. 12 Sept. 19 Sept. 26 Oct. 3 Oct. 10 Oct. 17 Oct. 24 Oct. 31 Gregor Gregor Mclntire Haney Kendrella Kutney Cottage FOOTBALL Maples E. Bethlehem 13 Centerville '7 Ellsworth O Masontown 13 Cumberland Twp. 7 Waynesburg 6 Point Marion 0 East Washington 33 Individual Scorers TD. Ex. P. 4 4 3 2 2 0 1 1 1 0 1 0 The Maples had a very poor season with a record of only one victory and seven defeats. The only win was against East. Washington 33 to O. James Gregor was the only member of the squad to be mentioned on the All Green County Team. Opponents 25 19 25 25 40 26 28 0 T. P. 28 20 12 '7 6 6 J 45552 R K J may ,F ,,, -4- ws 5-f 'Q' A 'My 6' C ti O , .X A 9 3 A J bf 'P' F 1 H l J N if F5 r is P Ya, .1 5 JF Ev' FIRST ROW--Dick Mclntire, James Gregor, John Verska, Frank Kendralla, Edward Kutney, Carl Gansor, James Domen, SECOND ROW--Newton Young, Tom Henry, leroy Donley, Tom Burich, Bob Howard, Charles Ross. THIRD ROW-- Bob Nevedale, Stanley Elnikar, George Lewis, David Coffman, Jim Basiorka, Martin Gregan, Bill Henck. SCHEDULE Maples Opponents April 16 Jefferson 4 3 April 22 Center 6 0 April 23 Waynesburg 7 1 April 30 Jefferson 5 2 May 1 1 Way nes burg 8 9 May 14 Carmichaels 6 13 May 19 Carrnichaels 2 4 The Maples started the season in championship style by winning their first four games in a row. They placed second in the Section, Ed Kutney was a great asset to the team as he batted . 545 to lead all county batters, Henry, Kendralla and Ross also played a great part in the Maples successful season. BATTING AVERAGES SECTION XXII STANDINGS Edward Kutney . 545 Tom Henry , 368 FIRST Cumberland Township Charles Ross . 280 Jim Gregor , 266 SECOND Mapletown Dick Mclntire . 264 Bob Howard , 235 THIRD Jefferson Frank Kendralla , 192 John Verska . 155 FOURTH Waynesburg Bill Rafter , 111 Jim Domen . 111 FIFTH Center Township 93aoKet.93alE FIRST ROW-fMgr. Wm. Bodnovich, John Verska, Frank Kendralla, Joseph Long, Mgr. James Metz. SECOND ROW Mgr. Robert Nevedale, Martin Gregan, Andrew Brozak, John Roebuck, Kenneth Bo novich, James Hood, Mgr. Davld Kelley. THIRD ROW--David Cof man, Donald Wilson, John Bodnovich, Robert Howard, Douglas Mclntire, William Henck, Albert Hood. Dec. 2 Dec, 5 Dec. 9 Dec, 16 Jan. 2 Jan. 6 Jan. 9 Jan. 13 Jan. 20 Jan. 23 Jan. 16 Maples 63 48 49 48 49 52 43 58 64 44 54 Opponents Point Marion Saint Johns Waynesburg German Township Cumberland Twp. Centerville Bentleyville Jefferson West Bethlehem East Bethlehem Ellsworth Dec. Dec Dec Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Maples 53 55 49 48 48 40 60 67 '70 72 W-5-of QC. The Maples had a rough season winning six and losing Hfteen. They lost the first ten games, before winning the 11th game at the expense of Jefferson. The team proved to the fans that they could play ball by winning six of the last eleven games on the schedule and winning the last four in a row. Most of the scoring was done by four boys: Hood, Ross, Verska and Kendrella. We can't leave Roebuck out because his ability as a playmaker and rebound man was outstanding. Hood made the All-Section XVIII team and also All Greene County Offensive team. Kendralla, Ross and Verska were members of the A11 Greene County Defensive team. Hood placed fourth in County scoring with 252. I W 'lllfaeo ' - BACK ROW--Tony Zalarg James Basiorka, 138, 0 pts.g Ben Cree, 145,22 pts.g Edward Garrison, 154, 11 pts.: James Gregor, 165, 60 pts. Charles Riffle, 185, 8 pts.g Raymond Barr, 185, 0 pts. SECOND ROW--Thomas Thomas, 127, 5 pts.: Dominick Capiot, 127, 5 pts.g Bill Moser, 120, 0 pts., Donald Humbertp Roy Arbcgast, 120, 9 pts.g Clayton Robinson, 133, 10 pts. George Williamson, 120, 26 pts.: Ralph Herod, 112, 41 pts FIRST R W--William Andrewsg Chester Arrington: Sammy Minor, 95, 44 pts.: Joe Zaleskig Peter Papernack, 88, 11 pts.g Tommy Gregon, 88, 26 pts.g Kenneth Hegedis, 103, 23 pts.g Frank Porco. WRESTLING SCHEDULE 1953 German Township 21 M. T. H. S. 34 Claysville 15 M. T. H. S. 42 German Township 29 M. T. H. S. 23 Claysville 16 M. T. H. S. 41 Jefferson 40 M. T. H. S. 5 Charleroi 17 M. T. H. S. 33 Jeanette 11 M. T. H. S. 42 Jefferson 31 M. T. H. S. 3 Charleroi 11 M. T. H. S. 46 Latrobe 22- M. T. H. S. -EQ- Total Points 210 295 WON 'T LOST 3 A. ,. -xi-1 'I X if :un-M.. A..--......., t' A I fda Ai V kj b- sax fi? Ai! -. vhs.. . 1 ' 41 infix! ,,f N 2 1 EQ W 1- L M-uw,--wi -..,, u-.......... James Gregor Class A District w. P. 1. A. L. W LANL Champ in 165 lb. class 'V 'wud s., x x M,,,,,.gnrf1-in fl ...M-ir!! '-wang ,fm jmck l' Q! FIRST ROW--Carl Gansor, Kenneth Brown Howard, Charles Zaleski. sEcoND ROW:- Whipkey, Roy Arbogast, Ben Cree, THIRD Williamson. Entries of the 1, 100 yd. dash 2. Mile run 3, 220 yd. dash 4. 880 yd. dash 5. 440 yd. dash 6. Mile relay 7, 880 yd. relay 1, Javelin 2, Shot 3. High Jump 4, Discus 5, Broad Jump Raymond Wancheck, William Novak, Edward Kutney, Hugh Black Bob -Mr, Yanosh, Edward Garrison, William Andrews, Ronald Crocett, Earl ROW--Ronald Pozderac, Bill Moser, Tom Burich, Shirl Vemon George Track and Field Events, Carmichaels, TRACK EVENTS 1 1 3 1 1 3. 1. 3. 1. 3. 1. 3. FIELD 1. 3. 1. 3. 1. 1. 3. 1. 3. Edward Kutney Robert Howard William Novak Edward Kutney Robert Howard Ronald Crockett Carl Gansor Ben Cree Edward Kutney George Williamson Rodney Pozderac George Williamson EVENTS Roy Arbogast John Verska Charles Zaleski Kenneth Brown Ben Cree Rodney Pozderac John Verska Roy Arbogast William Andrews Pa. Rodney Pozderac Shiril Vernon Bill Moser Rodney Pozderac Raymond Wancheck Tom Burich Rodney Pozderac Roy Arbogast Carl Gansor Edward Kutney Hugh Black Edward Garrison Frank Zalar George Williamson Earl Whipkey Ben Cree -ill A. .rRnABnlknpi FIRST ROW--Bemadine Garnek, Lois Ann Gresh, Rose Gary, Coach-Miss Balaban, Joan Fox, Eva Graznak, Sylvia Barzanti, SECOND ROW--Scorer-Pat Gearing, Helen Minor, Ria Lawall, Virginia Queen, Jean Gugliotta, Blanch Vanatta, Janis Barkley, Arlene Neals. SC HEDULE Maples Opponents Nov, 7 Women's Faculty 38 18 Dec, 10 Point Marion '71 41 Jan. 8 All Saints 36 28 Jan. 16 Point Marion 52 24 Jan, 22 German Township 46 14 Feb, '7 Carmichaels 39 19 Feb, 18 Carmichaels 60 33 Feb, 24 A11 Saints 40 27 March 2 Redstone 40 25 March 3 Morgantown 32 35 March 9 Reds tone 46 46 March 11 Avella 42 55 March 20 Avella 31 44 The Girls Basketball Team had a fine record through the 52-53 season with 10 victories and 3 losses. They were enloymg a ten game winning streak before they lost their first game March 3 to Morgantown. They went on to win one of their three remaining games, The last two losses were to Avella. Eva Graznak was awarded a trophy for the Outstanding Player of the season. I 1 my A N Aw 7 H iffbfm -'I 'lg , -if A CH CTWITI .3-Tw is-, iik ES Senkvc Principal . . . . Bernadine Tencer Secreatary . . . . Loretta Rumble FIRST ROW V Virginia Queen--History: Donna Jean Gugliotta--Latin: Helen Minor--Music: Nora Jones--Typing: Pauicia Wade --Shorthand: Ruby Hitt--Englishg Martha Grula--History: Rose Gary--Enilishp Loretta Rumble--Secretaryg Ber- nadine Tencer--Principal: atty Gearing--Nurse: Lois Ann Gresh--Frenc 5 Rose Batsko--Math.: Ruth Hitt-- Historyp Donald Mallory--Typing. SECOND ROW Allan Bargerstock--Janitorg Stanley Kennedy--Shop: Laura Joyce Davis, Norma Babb--Arty Frank Kendrel1a-- Gymg Mervin Lee Barb--Mathematicsg Charles Kennedy--Scienceg Kenneth Bodnovich--Mathematicsg Marlene Downey--Music: Maria Lawall--Plane Geometry: Pattv McClure--Biologyg Wynona Livengood--Nurseg Joan Fox-- Study Hall. THIRD ROW Chester Arrington--Janitorg Daniel McNatt-Shopg Curtis Kiger-Englishg Steve Morris, Charles Hawk--Shopg Kenneth Fox--Scienceg Emil Enoff--Mathematicsg Roger Davidson--Frenchp Frances Pluto--Study Hallg Betty Morris, Alma McDonald--Home Ec.gShir1ey Ellenberger--Biology: Eva Graznak--Audio-Video: Peggy Johnson-- Study Hall. FOURTH ROW John Zimmerman--Audio-Videog John Bania--Shopg Henry Herz--Janitor: Robert Murphy, Emelio Ce1ani--Mu- sicg Donald Allan--Science: Vergil Frankenberry--Mathematicsg Robert Durr, Janet Fiala--History: Margaret Graznak--Study Hall: Amelia DeLuca, Louise Marflak--Librariang John Verska, Carl Gansor--Janitor. gnu-.I Ax iw gm S J- ' .51 Tlx il s-N.-A ?4 rrwfww r 4 4: 3' X QW ,. ar 39 vga wi gli, V!-Q46 wi R i .W sw X X x g AT' Wm Pi iF A if N9 'L v f 32 x ff A ja yx2'S-5 o K ,, Y 5 Qt ' f.: -Q -ff - f - ,. , Q 4 . ' X 1 fq 5 A usp Q- 9 . u 1 f Ng iwiyb s V3 A , , . IIN I 1 if f r .541 u . -' yr 4. 3 ,i u. .i y ,,-f .4- I'- 9 1 Mr QR Y , G Q i 6 N Y' 9 - Q j i ..-Y I' s 1' ,Q :V f 'Q , H , 4453 fe annum FEBRUARY FROLIC sponsored by The Yearbook Staff Queen King Patricia Osborne--Thomas Thomas Attendants Dotty Jo Gable: James Walters Joyce Hitt Ralph Herod W Nancy Millward v John Roebuck Pearl Mocniak Edward Kutney O The Thanksgiving Program was staged November 26, 1953. Mona Brown, Donna Minor, Mary Jane Lessner, Eighth Grade Chorus, Mixed Chorus and Helen Minor performed musically. Devotions were conducted by Joyce Hitt. Loretta Rumble and Anna Bezjak said recitations. A play, America In Pil- grim Days was presented with the cast as pictured above. With one exception, the cast is shown in costume as they appeared in the play. They are Charles Riffle, Barbara Furman, John Bodnovich, Laura Davis, John Celani, Andrew Brozak, Raymond Wancheck, and Margaret Pavolosky. SADIE HAWKINS DANCE This dance was held by the Yearbook Staff on October 22. Loretta Rumble was cho- sen as Sadie Hawkins and Charles Hawk as Li'l Abner. 'if' Y n-J Loretta Rumble and Charles Hawk Barbara Furman Do Do Wiltrout . Pauline Barzanti Margaret Martin Patty Osbome . Martha Kridle . Frances Bochnak Rose Catalogna . Helen Popernack Bob Minor Mervin Lee Barbe Ed Kutney John Celani Walter Gacek Charles Kennedy Eddy Garrison Mitch Kendrella Dick Mclntire Snfwal ' Mr. Harry Dusenberry, Mrs. Harry Dusenberry M . Johnson, Mr. Dusenberry, Mr. Rumble ff Ni 'LMy., gf I M ' ,af we . 1 . A D Q HI R 3 :N 'L' 3' ' AL ,... . -sd., v...ih- pun 'E QM Queen Prince Charm ing Attendants Ruby Hitt Ruth Hitt Joan Fox Bernadine Tencer Norma Babb Janet Fiala Donis Morris Joyce Hitt Martha Kridle Edith Bennett Jackie Fedorko Marlene Dingle Flower Girl Crown Bearer May, Taq Xxx, Y, L il ANNUAL MAY DAY PROGRAM Friday, May 8, 1953 SENIORS .TUNIORS SOPHOMORES Helen Minor James Gregor Escorts Steve Morris Donald Mallory John Verska Frank Kendralla Carl Gansor Charles Hawk Andrew Brozak Ralph Herod Charles Riffle John Koren Charles Zaleski Edward Garrison Elta Smith Tommy Fox Mwffhw ff 2- 'BXYNN f X AX M f .gvxwx I TWBIXXQ 7 , W MU ff!! 4? 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Electric Sales 8: Service Johnny Zaiglin 1 West Church Street E 7 DHD A 5 AND ELECTRIC Masontown, Pa. Phone 5791 Masontown, Pa. Phone 8871 Your Furniture Appliances Toys , . -f- FRA K APPLIA CE CE TER if V 2 N. Main Street X'-S. LA' QF 'W C5 Masontown, Pennsylvania '-Gooov-X Dealer Phone 3731 GIR ARD'S Compliments of Shoes 8: Accessories GIRARD' S Cleaners 8: Dryers Masontown, Pa. Boys 8: Mens Clothing Masontown, Pa. sum., 6 ' fe Compliments of ECOND NATl0 AL BA K THANKS TO ANTONUCCVS ST DIO 50 MARKET STREET Brownsville, Pa. FOR THE MAJOR PORTION OF THE PHOTOGRAPHY AND ALL PRINTING OF PICTURES THROUGH THIS BOOK. WE WISH TO EXPRESS OUR APPRECIATION TO DELBERT KRAMER AND THE WASHINGTON OBSERVER FOR THEIR ASSISTANCE. ky fy, ! f'-,' lil Lf J-Irv Q -Q f 'JX X- T: ii K, I f' u -'g. .. Q T1 . as s ,Q15N' Q' , 'Q - A 1 N?- , T.S I-5-0 Q. ,f ,I 1, -,f gif A-,-, ,-56 , J H .1 f ,J ry! Xl f f 1, r, 'x .J fj I , Q .J ' I U I , I, 1 1 1 . v ,IJ 1 1 r I I7 J ' I I' r' 'ff j!,'1I J! 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