Masontown High School - Mondike Yearbook (Masontown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1951 volume:

JJM THIE MUNI IHIQIE lI95Il MASONTOWN IHIIIQGH SQHIUUIL a oenin 95 .fdrouncl ' OW 60l l'l el' lf' TIME MARCHES ONf' With this plati- tude, you are forewarned of the contents of our 1951 MONDIKE. From the freshman initiation, through the football season, the holidays, the big snow, basketball, dra- matics, and forensics, we give you a pic- torial history of the passing of an era. WVith this edition, Masontown High School fades into the past. Henceforth it will be identified with the Albert Gallatin School district. So with a hail and farewell we salute the past and turn skeptic eyes toward the new and strange horizons of the future. 42.,mf of 6 ll,CCltl0l'l OLIVER SHUTSP1 Vice Prerzden ff f .Q- k-. C SMITH RA FHRYIN BARTGES Secretary N ot Pxcturcd Num THOMAS D S GEORGE F Treasurer RANKS .xdalminifsfrafion L. A. suvefvw Ev AN 5 112 Princmnl' FAYE ERHARD Ogice Secretary E U H iglf Silzllili RAN KS 'mcfflal 'vp'-X MILDRED BRAIN, A.B. ROBERT DAVIS, B.S. English Shop acer! ,ML l't0LU VITO FERA ELAINE HINEBAUGH, B.S. Instrumf-ntal Music Home Eumomns HELEN LACAVA, B.S. JOHN LOZAR, B,S, Aff, History Physical Education Drivcr Training B.1skcth.1ll Coach MABEL JONES EDITH MAGALOTTI, A.B., MA Geography, Science French, Spanish, Math GHC eI 5 MARY MOXIE, BS. FRANCES NIEXIAN, AB Collnnvrviul History ELEANOR O'BRIEN, 13.5. KIARY LOUISE ORLANDO, HS Sc-if-ncf-, History Commercial MAHNIO PIERATTINI, A.B. ANNE ROCKS, A.B. Debate , Enghsh Vocal Music. Engllsh HOSE STEINMAN SARAH WRIGHT, A.B. History, Math Math, P. D. m0Ci0l 6 MP5 9:5 DH. L. NIOSER School Dentist 7 aniford -.ix ff ANIELIA NIICOZZI. RN. DR, JOHN SNYDEH Svhool Nunn lixuumining l'lnvsiL-ian KATHRYN ll. BROOKS S.-XNIl'lfl. SIMPSON XX'll,I.IANl LEVVIS Ch-rk ,I-lllitlif Sup1-rinh-ndm-nt of 0I'l6bL8 PDITOR Nlt 1111 I lIJOVVlfL ASSISTANT FDITOR Dolores NIICIISOII LITERARI EDITORS Cladxs Rleger joseph Duf 111 ART EDITORS Leroy Clover Norm in Shlpley SPORTS FDITORS Althlll Pwtor VV1lhun ROZ7l TYPISTS Nluv Ann Plebln Helen Fen O ns Cerald Honsaker Sue RCULATION MANACERS Chlrmame we C' I Townsend BUSINESS MANAGERS Joanne Speelm ln I PHOTOCRAPHER Don lld HOIIIISIQL oulse Pomck Dons Slmpson Qs ii ,,. w .1 . . .. . V I . 1: A . I. I J I fli .' . 7 - ' IZ 1 ' 7,, 21. : , ,, 1 . . . J KI, ' ' 2. , 2 I . . 4 1 ,K , I. w , - vt . ' A . . J L. 14 V., 1 , . -1 .' . . . .. . , 2, , ., , . . 2 2 .I x'. acfiuifiefi x 1 ll fi -pp: A K I Sli ,+,. SX ,. -- M pf .wa-fffffif vf Q- L ms..- ..q, , - - .J - ff' -' 1' 15, ' -45 , ,I ., f' ' R ff 31,44 , .hk..,,,,, hf, Q f ML.. Qs! First Rau, I lxolar P Ventur 'll S kopleh X Shme Second Rau, NI Lardm L Cloxer XY Shlne F Vlttone R Netchl B Nenru Thzrd Rau, H Nlordoele NI Johnston Nl Plerattlnx D Slmpson D Niadxson S Rleger Fourth Hou, F Bello D Alexander E Franks E VValters C Sechler A Bulazo STUDENT EUUNEIL The Stuelent C0llllCll IS non 1 member of the NWt10H'll Assoclatlon of Student Counuls Sponsore el hx Nlr Plerfettml it meets everv Monday and eonducts se lson ll lCflNltll S ln the fell the K ounell hurdles the I'0fIiSl1l11t'Ilt COIILQSSIOII It the at lellum mel promotes Foothlll XVeele pre ce ding the Cerman Clme The hiske thzll se zson finds C ounell members holding pep meetlngs sellmg pms mel pxomotlng nttenel mee at gums ln qnlng tree tickets md provlelmg lms tr msport lfl0ll for stuele nt f ms At the weekly me etmgs the 01 members he u lnel p Iss pehtrons for school actlvxtles ind eleelele monetlry P0llC19S Thxs year they contrlbuted S200 to the hfmd S50 to the West Izuel School S50 to the Alt Club find S50 to the Llbrary A PILIHC rs llwlvs the llst ltem on the xe ers 1gend1 Journalism Club Left to Right-First Row: B. Saluga, M. Duffy, E. Franks, R. Barber, E. Ganoczy. Sec- ond Row: M. Standish, A. Stewart, C. XVest, E. Scar- ton, B. Nenni, News Editorg J. Frankhouser, Editor-in- Chief, A. Patton, Assistant Editor, P. Iellick, Miss Ma- galotti. Thircl Row: D. Zar- cmsky, I. Scarton, P. O'Bricn, E. Bokoch, Nl. R. Gillis, S. licigef, B. Lytle, R. Nl. NVright. Fourth Row: T. Beck, F. Nugent, B. Kasinec, H. Fera, A. Bulazo, I. Patch, D. Ketchel, D. Homistek. The journalism Club, with a membership of 28, is responsible for the monthly appearance of the M.H.S. Commentator which is in its nineteenth year of publication. The school paper was awarded fourth place in Mimeographed Senior High Newspapers among schools with an enrollment between 251 - 500, by the Pennsylvania School Press Association at its 25th Anni- versary Convention held at Allentown, Pa., on November 10th and 11th, 1950. The Certificate of Award is on display in the home room of Edith Nlagalotti, adviser of the school paper. janet Frankhouser is the Editor-in-Chief as well as the Art Editor of the present staff of the M.H.S. Conzmmmltor. Scope Club Nlrs. O'Brien, I. Nagy, D llavrilla, D. ChepeS, 31 Chrin, j. Clova. ri . the The Scope Club is a member of the National Federation of Science Clubs of America. The chief aim of the organization is to promote interest in scientific survey among high school students. The clubis I I project for the year is to learn to operate various projectors. Tri-Hi-Y Left to Right-First Row: P. Parks, S. Myorski, I. Danko, H. XVinters, M. Townsend P. Fagan, M. Dolcha, E Owens, M. Price, C. Hon- sakcr, M. A. Lardin, R Spiker. Third Row: Mrs Brain, J. Krovachcck, S Lytle, M. VVei1ner, C. Ven- turini, C. Sechler, D. Alex- ander, S. Bates, E. ZPIIITIRIY. R. McManus. Second Row- R' -4, m Q The 12 members ot the junior Red Cross Club learn to knit and crochet neck scarves and afghans. These Seventh. Eighth, and Ninth Grade girls have helped pack fifty boxes for overseas, worked on wash cloths for the hospitals, and sponsored the junior Red Cross enrollment. To seek, to find, to show, is the Tri-Hi-Y motto. This organization, consisting of twenty-one girls, has excellently followed these ideals The officers are: President, Shirley Lytle, Vice-President, Gerry Croftcheck, Secretary, Gloria Venturinig Treasurer, Carol Honsaker. Tri-Hi-Y has sponsored activities throughout the year to finance Junior Red Crass Left to Right-First Row: M. A. Erhard, B. Branisel, A. Fmnchi, S. A. Gillis, M. XVarman, J. Denlinger. Serf and Row: Mrs. jones, D. Mayher, D. McCann, R. llower, M. Cunningluuu, ll. Brechun. I 2 .,.4 Recreation Eliili Left to Riglitelfirsf Row: ll Froscani, XV. Bare, A. Alex- ander, T. McManus, T. Hu- flock, L. Kimmel, Nl. Relic, E. Ave-rtt. Second Row: P Logan, L. Rozzi, R. Snyder, R. Swctz, j. Lawrence, S Laliatos, j. Salopek, F. Bar- ber. Third Row: V. Elcntri P. Owens, A. Koman, D Franks, j. Zavona, J. Rv- vetta, F. Nieman. FLNNE u In the Recreation Club, the 25 boys from Seventh, Eighth, and Ninth Grades enjoy stunts and tumbling. Under the guidance of Mrs. Nieman, they build healthy bodies, and develop courage and initiative while learning tumbling. Stunts encourage the individual to make the most of his ability. Club Members are motivated by a desire to present a polished performance at their annual assembly demonstration. Athletic Club Left to Right-First How: A. Rockwell, R. Rhodes, F. Shine, J. Kolar, D. Glover, I. Votuc, XV. Clark, XY. Hop- wood. Second Row: C. Chepes, J. Patch, L. Franks, C. WVilson, -I. Moody, Il, Speelman, Sl. Organt, VV. Cabor, E. Franks, Mr. Pier- attini, The Athletic Club, under the direction of Mr. Pierattini, has 27 boys. YVhen the weather permits, the boys go outside to play football, softball, I3 and other such sports. When they stay indoors, they hold sport discussions. A The Junior Chorus Left to Right-First Row: B. Branisel, N. llower, P. Ven- turini, M. Duff H Barber ya - s 1. Danko, C. Diakunik. Sec- ond Raw: R. M. Benford, M. Paice, S. A. Gillis, P. Fagan, E. Franks, J. Denlin- ger, L. Skolnik, M. A. Erhard, Miss Rocks. Third Row: R. XVinters, N. Sechler, M. Townsend, M. Martin, H. Brechun, M. H. Gillis, J. Lytle, B. Elias. Fourth Row: j. Benford, H. M. NVright, M. Standish, R. M. Salopek, S. Kokesh, R. M. Chrin, C. Bowman, P. Brill. Fifth Row: C. Tsoucaris, D. NVhet- zel, E. Bokoch, R. Maglotti, V. Branisel, L. Organt, M. A. Spear. ,- fi, 2525 ,S - Q -we-X'A..J Forty students from the Seventh, Eighth, and Ninth Grades, after tryouts, are selected for membership in the junior Chorus. Numbers in their repertoire are limited to arrangements for treble voices only. In this way preparation is made for future membership in the more select Senior trios. Under the direction of Miss Rocks, their work is motivated by participation in the Christmas and Easter Assembly Program. P Trims Left to Right-Bottom: Owens, A. Salopek, Papandreus, Miss Rocks, Simpson, E. Scarton, West. Top: B. McCann, Marker, B. J. DeBolt, Ste-wart, V. R. VVilson. I4 Stage Guild Club Left to Right-First Row: D Homistek, C. Salopck, D Pelnso, M. Salopck, B. Filce XV. King, R. Hapanotti, Mr. Davis, H. Marazsky, E. Wal ters, E. Corse-tti, II. Mahan, T. Trivonovich, 1. Latin. ll NVarman. N 'if s J' The 20 members of the Stage Gluild are responsible for the sets for all plays. This year they have also built a storage room for band uniforms, made Kindergarten repairs. and assisted with general repairs The Home Economics Club acquaints individuals with different crafts and gives them an opportunity to develop skill in Whatever craft they choose. It also provides for the social entertainment of the group. Club Officers: President, Frances Bellog Vice-President, joy Benfordg Secretary and Treasurer, Dorothy WVhetsel. Home Economics Klub Seated-Left to Right: J. VVilson, S. Beal, J. Benford, Nl. Wise. Standing-Left to Right: Miss Hinebaugh, D. Vittone, S. Lubish, S. Bise, D. Packroni, R. Spiker, F. Bello, P. Brill, S. Manchns, Y. Branisel, K. Zinney, I. Frieman, E. Chaplilc, I. Clova, R. Nlagalotti, NI. lloma, D. VVhf-tzcl, J. Thorpe. I5 31,2 BMJ 1..-f Under the direction of Mr. Fera, the band now has 60 members including Nlajorettes. Fifty other young musicians are currently being trained to replace those who drop out or graduate. The first semester band work is planned for performance and maneuvers at football games and half time exhibi- tions. The second semester is devoted to preparation for the Annual Band Concert in M arch. Janice Nagy, the diminutive Majorette Mascot this year, is a featured attraction at all performances. Twenty-two girls are currently re- hearsing to become Nlajorettes. Out of these, ten will be chosen as replacements. Next year's head Drum Major will be chosen from one of the four veterans of this yearls Corps. 16 5 A A FLUTES H Fera J Lytle SAXOPHONE W Shme BELLS S Brooks P Llll'JltS TRUMPETS R Pento 1. Fera D. Capella W. Malpezzi T. Channing C. Kasinec D. Chuberko T. Fotta B. Micozzi R. White . Tsoucaris W. Zavonia D. Smith OBOE L. Stotler CLARINETS F Ballnt 'VI Swetz V Zurvalec H DeBolt C Shanko Channing F Kormtus I Layelll FRENCH HORN I Walters COLOR GUARDS C. Tsourcaris M. Martin N. Sechler S. Beal P. Lalich R. Nocenti M. R. Gillis 1. Zavonia TROMBONES R. N etchi R. McWilliams A. Smith DRUMS T Albam D Pierce T Morgan I Speelman I Anthony BARITONE G Wise R Fera Smith 'VIAIORETTES . 1. DeBolt . Patton . Nenni '. Owens D. Madison . Scarton D. Simpson . Marker . Soukup . Taylor . Szerenski M. A. Fetko 1. Nagy E. Franks A. Stewart The two public speaking classes have 22 members. They meet daily for the purpose of studying every phase of speech technique. This study is integrated with the Forensic Activities by those who chose to become contestants. The Hrst outside activity this year, was a forum on NVorld Government, by the above members, at the International Relations Meeting of the B. P. VV. in October. E l Public Speaking :ff . 'ii' 11 Left to right-First Row: P. Parks, S. Brooks, I. Shipley, E. Owens, S. Lytle, C. Croftclu-k, C. Honsaker, R. McManus. Second Row: R. Hnetilo, P. O,Brien, A. Chrin, M. Ainsley, E Szerenski, D. Madison, C. Sechler, M. A. Lardin, M. Oravits. Third Row: P. Lubits, C. XVest Q D. Koman, E. Taylor, D. Alexander, N. Labowitz, M. Pierattini. Fourth Row: R. Netchi, I8 R. Pento, L. Cayelli, F. Vittone, H. More-dock, R. Urbany, T. Beck, D. Homistek. The Senior Commerical Eloli Members of the Club are D. Lalich, B. McCann, D Nloredock, BI. A. Pleban, L Ponick, A. Pritz, T. Soukup, S. Townsend, P. Papandreas, V. Rosie. Sporzsor-Klrs. Moxie The Senior Commercial Club composed of Senior Commercial stu- dents, provides the girls with needed extra time for their teachers, scre- tarial work. This work gives them practical experience in typing, mimeographing, and hectographing. Through their activities this year, they have pur- chased 32 noise-resistant, felt typewriter pads. The .luoior Commerical Club The junior Commercial Club consists of 30 Sophomore and junior Commercial students. Spelling, Spelling Matches, Business Activities, Discussions, Manners, etc., provide a busy period every Tuesday for these future careerists. President, Jerri Hillen, Vice-President, Agnes Salopek, Treasurer, Shirley Wrobel. Members of the Club are T. Rico, Il. Rcnox, S. XVro blc, A. Salopek, P. YVhyf'l, P Relic, C. Calbelctti, A. Hil len, C. Stunclish, li. A llowvr, NI. L. Staci-l, Nl. A len, I. Shipley, II. Nlorcclock I. L4-ccu, NI. Oravits, Nl. A Vaslavsky, B. Arndt, E Cendrick, A. j. Clirin, L Ilelmick. Sponsor-'NIrs. Orlando Ainsley, A. J. Show, C. llil- l 9 The Ari Club Left to Right-First Row: I Dufala A. Shine . Mc , , l '- 2 Manus, J. Duffy, J. Lewis :If C. Minor. Second Row: B Hendrix, H. Korintus, H McCann, H. XVroble, B Smith, P. Coltus, S. Swetz P. Venturini. Third Row: R Nenni, J. Katarsky, C. Tsou: 1 caris, XV. McCann, B. Long C. Manchus, C. Bowman, T. Haines. Fourth Row: M. Salopek, H. Renox, J. Val- check, D. Frieman, B. NVal- ters, M. A. Spear, S. Glova, Miss LaCava. Fifth Row: M. Martin, j. Marazsky, E. O'Bradovich, A, Bergman, R. Nocenti, N. Sechler. Qi f Let us place the Masterpiece we want to evaluate in the cultural environment which has fostered the creationf' Closeph Pyoanj The Art Club stimulates the student to carry through any creative plan he has in mind. Tools and materials are provided for such media as oils, waters, colors, charcoal, pastels, etc. Opportunity for Craft work is also available. Library And i--- Mauazlne Club Members of the Club are: R Bulazo, A. Triplett, V. Lu hitz, N. Sheppo, D. Cucrrini R. Cerullo. L. Ewart, R Yisnicky, XV. XValtcrs, D Crowe, C. McManus, I kunik, L. Organt, B. Elias M. Vidonish, S. Taylor, F in-Ae ney, R. fialopek, M. A Patrick, Vaslaslcy, E Mudry, M. A. Chendriclc E. Martin, ll. Giles, C Anthony, D. Koman, H an-Rik hi.- if -kg ii I tolli, M. Browning, Y. Lewis 6 H E. Pratt, ll. Rura. 3 'N The purpose of the Library and Magazine Club is to acquaint its 37 members with the functions and importance of the library. During this weekly club period under the guidance of Mrs. Steinman, students are encouraged to select books and magazines that will improve their reading habits. Malinsky, R. Chrin, K. Dia- XVhyel, S. Hughes, Swa- Hnetilo, C. Dugan, I. Sabi- 20 gur- v 'ln X JUNIOR MEMBERS E. Franks E. Taylor C. Venturini 2' f x I pix . A if X' v. 7 , i U1 Lb ... National Honor Society Character, scholarship, leadership, and service-These are the quali- fications necessary for membership in the Carrie A. Ross Lghapter of the National Honor Society. SENIOR NIENIBERS A. Patton Conn J. Frankhouser L. Glover N. Lahowitz D. Madison E. Scarton D. Simpson C. VVest l 6lI'l'l6lilCJ SENIOR CLASS PLAY Take Your M ulzeme Ilenry K Dodson Bllly 110771 I l A718010 Wuffen Dons L1 lu Dr Wlll101n IllCkSolI I' luster Vlttone Dorls Simpson Imet F ranlchouser Emma Smrton Barbara Nenm Pete Barkette Leroy Glm er nett 1 Conn M rss Holt Patrrcza Pryor Dorothy Carleton Charlotte Nelson Jack Benson jonathan Puckeit M :ss C ordelra Puckett An M rss Dome F mkledmk Alclnda Stewart Dodze Blake Smcly West 22 E JUNIOR CLASS PLAY Take lt Easy 'Urs Imamla Hrglzgate Helen Mo N H1 lzgate Pltrlcxa 0Br1en ancy g lom Laurence Charles Chepee Lon Torence Emllxo Corsettl john Florenz Ralph Ferl Amsley Horeme f'1l1e Maulj M lry Ann Plnlzp fThe Butlerj D lVld Pxerce Mary Kllze Cookj Mary Hose Hnetllo redock Val!! gm .ii W A , aww X- We 'efH'4enww, I new ,.-v-'WV' fa 21 E 7 1 , wk.. i ana! Soorfa Ji- i K 'iss 7 Q MASONTOWN vs NORTH UNION Masontown, scoring late in the fourth period, following a P855 interception, went onto defeat North Union 6-0. Max Tinti scored the only touchdown from the one yard line. MASONTOWN vs GLASSPORT The largest crowd of the season saw Masontown win over Glass- port with a 12-6 score at Mason- town. Glassport scored first when Ickiewicz scored from the five yard line. Seconds later, fol- lowing the kickoff, Art Pastor swept around left end and Went 66 yards to tie the score at 6-6. In the third period, Joe Dufala broke loose and scampered 71 yards for the second winning touchdown. MASONTOWN vs GEORGES After three periods of scoreless football, Art Pastor connected on -a long pass to joe Dufala, to make it five in a row for the Gunners and a 6-0 verdict over Georges. MASONTOWN vs CENTERVILLE After a scoreless first half, Art Pastor put on his running shoes and the Gunners went on to win 13-0. Both touchdowns came in the third period. 24 T pi s Q MASONTOWN vs GERMAN Masontown was dropped from the undefeated list by German with a score of 14-6. After the scoreless first half, German's full- back, Happy Ford, broke loose and went 78 yards to put Ger- man ahead 7-0. After the kickoff, with Art Pastor doing most of the carrying, the Gunners drove 50 yards with Max Tinti hitting pay dirt from the 3 yard line. Germanis last touchdown came as a result of a Gunner fumble back on their own 18 yard line. MASONTOWN vs CARMIGHAELS Ed Merti intercepted a Car- michaels pass on their 40 yard line and ran it back to the 22. After 5 running plays, Pastor took it over for the 7-0 victory. CLGIWLIO5 MASONTOWN vs M APLETONVN Masontown walloped Maple- town, 33-0 at Masoutown, there- by remaining in the Glass B race. joe Dufala raced 61 yards for the first score. Art Pastor scored again from the 17 to give the Gunners a 19-0 lead in the first half. MASONTOWN vs POINT MARION After a 3 game layoff due to injury, Max Tinti put on a scor- ing show at Point Marion, by scoring the only two touch- downs, and assuring another victory for the Gunners 13-0. MASONTOWN VS EAST BETH The Gunners wasted little time in this game. After driving 74 yards, joe Dufala went over from the 4 yard line. Max Tinti scored the second touchdown after Rich Sokol intercepted an East Beth pass on their 6 yard line. The last touchdown was scored by Dufala on a reverse in the final period-the score 18-0. MASONTOWN vs ASPINWALL This game played at Clairton for the Class B Championship went to the Gunners with a score of 12-6. Aspinwall scored first when Haberman scored from the 5 yard line. In the second period, Art Pastors pass to Leroy Glover was good for a touchdown. The halftime score was 6-6. In the third period, on a double re- verse, joe Dufala raced over for the Gunners' second touchdown. mm, slit-Sb W- Razz! J. Uufalo f D, Bruns w orfh Q-UQ. -- 35 E.Ar1cr H A' Posior Glaqola. if -lf G. me mms im? new 55 Qs? Q' 5? s ' 'X if A Q' F Vnifom L.Glover L..Befc1mcm M. Tenfl mst, E. BarKe++e. j ig. N5-va f Q N .1- fl 'ty A w bf 'XB if lk Squad NON LEAGUE GAMES German Pt Marlon Georges German Pt Marlon St johnls St john's 'W if BASKETBALL SQUAD I Sm1th L Glover A Pastor F Vrttone R Bumsworth L Franks I Malrnsky T Croftcheck B Burgman D Chepes F Balmt D Havrrlla E Franks B McW1ll1ams C Wllson P Lahch E OBradov1ch I Anthony I Fera D Kreson A Bulazo J Kolar P Barkette gaaLelLa! Schedule LEAGUE GAMES Centerville East Beth Monongahela Twp jefferson Cumberland Twp Centervrlle East Beth Monongahela Twp jefferson Cumberland Twp , I .R - 6'- ' A ,C I' Ska, jf ft, I 0 l J l A My , 7 ' S ' 9 ' I ' 1 ' l ' . ..., . 3 ' Y ' D ' ! ' I ' 3 jiglzf CHEERLEADERS The Splflt behmd the team g1V6S the players confidence and the Wlll to w1n The cheermg sectxon wh1ch was one of the blg factors that spurred them on to vxctory throughout the season was under the enthus1 astlc leadershlp of Vlfgllllil R WIISOII ASS1St1Ilg her were G VGfltUf1Dl B Kasmec C Honsaker S Lytle and A Show flgld 3 I 'Q ' 1 . . . . , . , . ., . . . I 'l w ? 9 E, N' arm, in 4 x K O X Wx V U i Q 8 lt! 'sf va. 'Jr 'O s 5 ., X G Alexander, I. Barber, R. Q Barber, F. l Bowman, C. Benford, R ix. , V V Branisel, B. gr' Durst, I. Q- Brechun, H. Q? : Farrier, E. - if l . l Q Bulazo, K. XX .rr - L V Frvelmmn, D. , V V Cunningham,M. , Frasconi, R. 1 Dvnlinger, I. euenfk gracle . . . 7 Y Glova, S. , Q 3 Duffy,M.C. 4 ' A G- V G9 lluclock, T. V ' V L I Erhzxrd, M. A. 5 j .V . u . ' xg 1 l lf I ., I . ' --4 A Kimmell, L. ,V V Fagan, P. 5 ' . V , - Q' N . Franchi,A. tr, 5, . ' A A 9 l Kimmell, VV. ,V ' , , P , l Franks, E. A F A l , . ' 5 fi: I llc? 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' U 'L ' '1 QJLffwfffl A fm' ' 1 . T. . BETTY JANE DEBOLT Dee Secretarial Trio 2, 3, 4, Ensemble 1, 25 Guidance Club 85 Commercial Club 4, Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4, Office and Teacher's Secretary 3, 4g Institute Program 2, Sesqui-Centen- nial Pageant 1. PAUL BERTOVICH Mule General Athletic Club 1, 2, 3, 4. eww Q PETER BARKETTE Baldy General Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Baseball 1, 2, Band 1. HELEN JEAN FERA Secretarial Girls' Recreational Club 25 Band 2, 3, 44 Home Room Secretary 35 Oflice and Teacher's Secretary 3, 4g Moxoncr: Staff 4. fix 8914! 'K Q . ROSELLA RICHTER FARRIER General junior Dramatics lg Glee Club 2. RICHARD BURNSWORTH Zeke' Academic Football 1, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 4g Rec reation Club 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Sesqui Centennial 2. 45 IANET FRANKHOUSER an Academic Commentator Art Edltorl 2 3 4 Com mentator Edxtor m Chxef 4 Natlonal Honor Socxety 3 4 Class HlStOIldn 4 Student Counul 1 Clrls Trxo 4 ROBERT FARRIER Buck General Athletic Club 1 2 Recreatlon Club 3 46 JOSEPH DUFALA E C Lncral lootball 3 4 Baskctballl 2 4 Bmball 0 Flu Club Show '7 Bind '7 NATALIE NADINE LABOVVITZ Nut Acadunlc Clce Club Show 1 7 Ensembln 2 Gund mu Club 3 lubllf. Speaking lV10NDIKE Edxtor 4 Chalrman of Senior Tu '3 Natlonal Honor Souety 4 PAULINE MARY IELLICK e Academic C let Club Show 1 Culdlnce 3 Journal mu Club 4 I' lsluon Shovs 2 LEONARD If RANKS Bubs General l'ootb1ll9 Bmkctballl 9 3 4 Stage Cllllfl 3 Hureltlon Club 1 9 4 Stage llllgil' 1 9 , Ly, i 1 1' g' eff' W N, by ' if I rf 4, ' b HJ n -1 lkv J ll . 4 - . . ,. ,. -1 - ' . - r . R . . - . . . . ., , 3 . ' . 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DOLORES ELLEN MADISON Dee Academic Majorettc 1, 2, 3, 45 Trios 1, 2, 3, 45 Forensic 3, 45 Junior Red Cross Council 3, 45 Class President 1, 35 Student Coun- cil 45 Debate 2, 3, 45 National Honor Society 4. if ' LILLIAN YVONNE LEWIS Polly Academic Glee Club 25 Guidance Club 35 Library Club 45 Red Cross Club 1. GERALD HONSAKER Chiefy General Football 2, 35 Basketball 1, 25 Stage Guild 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 25 junior and Senior Class Play Manager5 Stage Crew I, 2, 3, 4. 47 BARBARA MCCANN Babs Consumer Commercial Trio 3, 4, Institute Program 35 Clee Club 2, Commercial Club 3, 4, Sesqui-Centen- nial Program 1. EDWARD MERTI, IR. Bain Academic Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, Glee Club 2, Athletic Club 3, Treasurer of Class 1. 48 JACK MARTIN K'Sutchie'i Academic Band 1, 2 34 Basketball 1, 2, 3, School Orchestra 1, 2, 3 BARBARA NENNI Bonnie Secretarial journalism 1, 2, 3, 4, Majorette 3, 4, Home Room Oflicer 1, 2, 34 Student Council Secretary 4, Sesqui-Centennial Pageant 2, Student Council 3, 4. DOROTHY CAROLYN MOREDOCK D0tf' Secretarial Clee Club 2, Commercial Club 3, - Office Secretary 3, 4, Teachefs Secretary 23, 4. ARTHUR PASTOR MKuL'kiu Academic Scsqui-Centennial 2, Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, junior Class Play 3, Best Driver 2, Mosmxx Staff 4, Base- ball l, 2. CHAHNIAINE OWENS Chzcken Cenerll X4 llornttc 9 3 4 Cllss Olhur 3 jumor ROBERT PRITZ Farmer General otbxll l -Ktbletxc Club 1 7 3 Qu-.-.,, JOHN PATCH Mush AL lflblillf. Student Councll 1 7 Cllss 'Ire xsurzr 4 I' ootb xll 1 ANNETTA PATTON Cricket Secretarial Nlajorette 1 2 3 4 Iumor Class Play 3 journahsm Club 1 2 3 4 Nxtlo l Honor Soclety 3 4 Te :chars becretxrv PEC C Y PAPANDREAS Peg Consumer Commercial bormnsml 2 Clee Clubl 7 Ensemble WILLIANI ROZZI 0 Ac ldelfllf, l'ootb1ll7 3 4 B1seball2 Basketball 2 junior Class Plly 3 Hobby Club '3 flee Club 7 49 , ,Y 'Y A 5 . RQ l , K 5 R , so , Q 3 Y ' ' If 5 . A 11' 1 A A 'I I i 2 hi 1 I u J sv .1 11' x '.., , g z, Ig ' .l - ' ,..g af 5 g V' , 5 ,-Lg ' Class Pluy 85 journalism 2, MONIJIKE Stuff Stage Guild 1, 2g Commentator Stuff 4g 1, 2g Trios 1, 2, 3, 4g Commercial Club 4. 4. 7 1 . .. ,. .. . ,, A up tv ' - A 'a 'z ' ' Po 2 Q. I' l ,2..,f,-4. 1 ' ,',l,Q V ' wg W 3 Lqf, Q gf ' 'Q ' I , s Km 'Q ' 2 fs -s -' r , 4 1 ' 1 ' , - 2 , . L. 3, 4. -'QR lf in 5 S' 1 N . I ., .ff' ' 355:55 415 A f' ARY ANN PLEBAN Plein COD Sll IIICI' ClJlIIH16fCI2il lee Club 1, 25 Ensemble 1, 25 Sequi- entennial 25 Teacher's Secretary 3, 45 enior Commercial Club 45 MONDIKI-1 tall 4. SHINE 3VilIie Academic 2, 3, 45 School Projectionist S, 45 45 Vice-President Student 45 Forensic Play 25 Student 50 GEORGE SALOPEK Salty Academic Basketball Ig Student Council I5 Stage Guild 45 Atliletic Club I, 3. EDITH CECELIA PRATT Edie Consumer Commercial Glee Club 25 Teacher's Secretary 3, 45 Assembly 35 Guidance 35 Office Secretary 3, 4. LOUISE PONICK Lou Secretarial journalism Club 15 Senior Commercial Club 45 Office Secretary 3, 45 Teacher's Secretary 3, 45 LIONDIKE Staff 4. NORMAN SHIPLEY Peck General Athletic Club I, 2, 3, 4. ANNA PRITZ Bubt Consunu r Commerual Red Cross Club 1 Trl H1Y 2 C n merci'1l Club 3 4' Te-lchers S6Cl't't'll'y 3 4- Otbce Secretary 3 4. MAX TINTI Dag0 General Football 2, 3, 45 Basketball 25 Glce Club Show 2g Hobby Club 3. f RICHARD SOkOL Huul Gencr xl Footblll 3 4 Blskntbxll 7 3 Bwsebxh 2' Athletic Club 2 3 4- All Saints 1. HELEN RURA General German High 1, 2, 3. C LADYS CERTRL DE RIEGER Rlg AL ull nun Glu Club md Ensemble 1 2 NIONDIKE Stuff 4- Guidance Club 3- Home Room Trmsurer 1' Fwshion Show 9. CARROLL TRIPLETT DutUf, General as 'etball 1, 2, I , g Base , 3 Football 3, -lg Stage Guild l, 2, 3, 4g Glee 1 1, 29 'tage XlilIlilgL'I' 1, 2. 7 , . 51 x EMMA LOUISE SCARTON Seat Secretarial Majorette 2, 3, 4, Trio 2, 3, 4, journalism 3, 4, Clee Club 2, Ensemble 1, 2, Home Room Olbcer 1, National Honor Society 4. FAUSTER VITTONE Becky Buzzardl' Academic Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 4, Forensic 3, 4, President of Student Council 4 and Sophomore Class 2, junior Class Play, Clee Club Show 2. 52 I' JOHN vfmco o0'0w General Athletic Club 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Stage Guild 2, 3, Sesqui-Centennial 2, Home Room President 2. 5. ? DORIS SIMPSON Tootsie Secretarial Student Council I, 2, 3, 4, Majorette I, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3, Class Officer 3, Trio 4, Ensemble 1, 2, National Honor Society 4. IOANNE SPEELMAN Jon THERESA IRENE SOUKUP Pinky Consumer Commercial Consumer Commercial Band 2, 3, 4, Junior Class Play, Student Red Cross Club I, Ilome Economics Club Council I, 2, Tri-Iii-Y 2, MONDIKE Staff 2, Commercial Club 3, 4, Teaclu-r's Sec- 4. retary 3, 4, Ollice Secretary 3, 4. IU' 1 X Y a li s ALCINDA STEXVART Cindy Academic Glee Club and Ensemble 2, Nlajorette 35 Leader 4, Trio 4, journalism 4, Prompter of junior Class Play 3, Aunt Silly 3. VIRGINIA ll. 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