Meyers High School - Colophon Yearbook (Wilkes Barre, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1949 volume:

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H., A554 vi-, E-:X egg. 1 +xoM7fL.,,,,,cMn,M: .9 fenvfwwfgwfumw gifgffl ffl' Mwwwftwfbfmm 'M Wf:+F?'7 ,lf A, ,jf DDEWDIQD Many centuries ago, in the ancient empire of Greece, lay the luxurious city of Colophon, noted for its splendid cavalry. From these illustrious horsemen was derived the printer's mark, the colophon, used to signify the completion of a publication. I Through the portals of Meyers each year pass some two-hundred students as a graduating class. And so it is that our Colophon is not so much an ending as it is a beginning--a beginning of a life in a world where our high school training may be the basis of our reputation. May this, our annual publication, renew the memories of the happy times we've had within the golden walls of our Alma Mater. To turn these pages will be to live again at Meyers. Li Wm .xl 1 , 1 'Q Q4 . Q Y. 9' I Q -J' wi? -M' tk A . 1 ...A 1 R Q n I Wm. M. 4'--.. Q sf Q wif my x l Q . X ig' x X xx k FX? ,g 7 MX K 3 X Q! S .vim JP 1:2 , EH 9 wx N it gif J :S .1 H+ Q N Q' 0 5- . .ZX Sw K., HE ICHUDL IBCAIQD Hx-ntvzl th-fl to riyrhtb f'l'humuf: H. Smailcs, Joseph NV. Shcwralis, J. I'I1!'I'y' May, Prcsislsni of Iiozrxl. 1,1-xv: Jun:-S. Standing flcrnmrm- IL Fry, Dr. VVilli:lm A, WH-ax'Qr, CI:n'Qm'e Smiih. Vic-o-l 1'fx:inlv:xt. .Xlhrrt U. .M rn, Ur. Mun-ua E. Miller. HE In SUPERINTENDENT Sn-:HMI ll. 11 lu vivhli .Iuhn Rmlnly, Svivlu-c-1 Geuryre Jonva Assistzmt Phyfim-:xl Edlu-ation: Alvin Hllmmvv, E I'Inxwi---nl I 1llu 1liu11' Mvrlin f:lllliVf'I' l'lIin 'ual f ' 'xx' ' ' A . , . , . .. .. .1.xmm. . Slaudillg .lvwv Iliwm, X'm':xliuu:xl I'I1ll1m-utimx and llmmlustrizll Avis: Jam:-S Mym-Ply, Mzltlwnmtiwz l,4-mxulwl l'!1,, Iinulit-ll: WN'illium Rnlu-Vis, Munir-5 Alfresl Svhimmel. Uumms-x'r'i:nl Sulujem-is. Alum-nl ulwn llivlurm- was lakvn Miss Hess VW-nlzvl, Supq-rvisul' of Ari. g DEDICATIQN MR. JAMES J. MCGOWAN We, the Class of Nineteen Forty-Nine, wish to dedicate this, our Colophon, to that outstanding character of our senior year, our class advisor, Mr. James J. McGowan. There is not one of us who does not look to Mr. McGowan without a feeling of deep appreciation and high admiration. Our interests were his interests - - our desires, his commands. We are sure that through his guidance, we, the Class of Forty-Nine, will always uphold the spirit and tradition of our Alma Mater. FACULT ITEIQ J. FRANCK DENNIS, Principal H. LEON GILBERT, Assistant Principal MARIAN R. HOGG, Dean, Director of Activities DOROTHY DANA, Caferteria Director MARY V. FRALEY, Librarian JAMES AIKENS, Physical Education MARGUERITE BEIDLER, History IONA BRELSFORD, History VERONICA BRISLIN, French, History CHARLOTTE A. BROWN, Mathematics WARREN BROWN, Physics MARY L. BURKE, Domestic Art MARY BURNS, History, Grammar WARREN CHALLIS, Mathematics MARGARET A. CONSTINE, Art FRANCES R. CYMEK, Mathematics, General Science JOHN M. DAVIES, German, Football Coach CHARLES H. DAVIS, Music JEAN F. DEOBOLD, Physical Education l.OlS DODSON, Music THOMAS DONLIN, Biology, History MARY JULE DOUGHER, English LEON J. ENGLISH, Sheet Metal Shop E. MABEL EVANS, Grammar RALPH F. EVANS, Safe-Driving LOUISE A. FISCHER, Grammar, History MARY C. FORD, General Science, History MARGARET A. FOX, Grammar, Literature WILLARD GEORGE, Wood Shop FULLER H. GRENAWALT, Mathematics, Basketball Coach THOMAS J. HARKINS, Chemistry ANNA HARRISON, English, Latin HARVEY W. HARRISON, Geography ANN C. HUGHES, Bookkeeping ANNE JONES, Sight-Saving Class LLEWELLYN JONES, Chemistry, Faculty Manager HELEN R. LEES, English, History JOSEPHINE LENAHAN, English HAROLD A. LINE, History HELEN LYDON, General Science HELEN M. LYNCH, English KATHRYN W. MALLOY, Geography MARY G. McBRlDE, Mathematics, Literature JAMES J. McGOWAN, Mathematics MARGARET McHUGH, Bookkeeping, Shorthand CATHERINE McMANMON, Typwriting RUTH A. MERREL, Biology STEPHEN J. MILLARD, Mechanical Drawing WILLIAM J. MORGAN, JR., Electric Shop KENNETH J. MUCHLER, Print Shop RITA E. MURRAY, Shorthand JOHN L. NAGLE, Physical Education HELEN NICHOLS, English ELEANOR M. OBICI, History CATHARINE C. OLIVERIA, Domestic Art, Domestic Science BEATRICE ROSENTHAL, Physical Education LUCILLE K, RYAN, Mathematics WILLIAM C. SCOTT, Mathematics MARION R. SIEGEL, Art MARGUERITE E. SMITH, Geography ANDREW J. STAH, History ESTHER R. TRETHAWAY, English EMILY L. TRIMMER, English CASIMIR TYBURSKI. English ELEANOR A. WARD, Literature MIRIAM J. WATKINS, French, Spanish HELEN E. WATTS, Literature ELSIE J. WEAVER, Latin HELEN M. WENTZEL, Domestic Science RALPH F. WOOD, Machine Shop GRETCHEN ALLAN, Nurse JOHN DUKES, Head Custodian MARGUERITE BORMAN, Principal's Clerk RUTH E, EVANS, Secretary MR. H. LEON GILBERT MR. J. FRANCK DENNIS Assistant Principal of Meyers High School Principal of Meyers High School ,J ' . af THE FACIJLT first Ron tlyft tn iiuhtl NYilI:tr4l tiwvlvv. llftxllllll' 'l'yliuiwIci, fl2llllC'I'lll1' Mm-M:ttimmi, Mary llltrlw, Mum l nr'1l Hvlvti lm' 'Nl' rx' Ywlttitiln l'l l ' ' 1 ' ' A N . .1 1 . ' ' ' .1 vp, lulvzxmi' Vkztrml. llolon Nlvlwlw, .lvam llvulmulml, lwmi lillln-rt 1.-.-,,. J., . , ' v' 5 . .X:x--lftmtt linu1p.il, J, lmmlt lhxiiith. ll1mip.xl. Svrulul Row l.5m'h, lm lla-lvn VN':tttN. ll:-ml l.y1lmi, Nlzxry lVIm'liritIv, Nlzxry liuritx, l'zttli:-l'im- t'nll4-y Olin-tin, llmlvit in lii'4-lffmwl, M:t1'itm Sioutvl, l t':vm't-- Vynutlt, .lzinws .Xilwnm mnnx llmulin, M:tl'i:tn lluuv, l h I lwtu Third Rum l,m-illw llym, lilxin- NN'v:ixvt', 4':ttln':'im- VVilli4vn1N Malloy, M:u'ym'rit1- Smith, .Xituv .hmm-5 M'tl'v'll's't Von tiliv llmlttt NYU ' ' ' ' 5 , w V -itlvl. M413 .lzllv llm1i:'llvt', lItt:t Mui'i':ly. lh':ttric'v lin-in-iitlml, llnl vli lCx':m. l 1h:tl'l4-5 ll.tx ls, l onrlh Row l'isllN't' 'l't't-tlmuzu, limily 'l'n-immt-t', .Xnttv IllILl'lll'5, t'li:trlott4- lirmvxi, lmttiw l'llrl'lll'l', .Mutt llxnwlwmi. lVl1u-v'tn-t-1tt- lhtullvr. Xt-rtviilc-qt lirislin, Mztx'y::u't-I lftrx, Mnlwl lixuiiw, In-on limxliwli, Stvpln-it Milliul lluullxn ln - w -- ,tn 1-5, lhtllvh Wuml. l iflh Rum Joan-pllitiu l.fxv:tli:ii1, lmix llmlftmii Rl1t5u:nt'1l, Ruth Mt-rrtfl lil-'mimi' Uhivi lnln 'Vnvlv 'l'l1mmS llttltiil linux llutitl NY it ' ' . 5, , C4 , 4 I , 1 . I 4 : E : sri, :n 'r'-ti lhullnw, Xmln-xx Stzih, William Sa-wtt. .lnhu limit-5, llqtmlnl lim' l nlIt-1' tlrvnztwzilt, VNzil'1't-u liiwmii, Jztrm-f. N11-tlmxzilm, VVillinm lVlnt'uztu, .-Khsvlltvvrl lim-itiwtli lVluc'lil4'r, lVl:ll'x!1ll'l't lVl4'llugli, Mil'lillIl Whtkiiir. lluiwvtliy llzllizt. MISS GRETCHEN ALLAN Nurse if MA N IENANC ME lmul Hou Sn-uh-xl 1I--it In rix-ll!! NIV, .luhn Ilulu-5, Ml. NJN- Mx W:.Hcv. Ihn Il I I.av'lH4x1. on Hu lqnrl Shnnhzmf-I' Mu. Hmmm .Iuuw-. Ml. S350 DFFICE ITAFF Mix- NI:u'ymz1u iimlnmv, Mn limh Iixzm VT? CAFETEIDIA ITAFF Miss Dorothy Dano. Dieticiun lfirsl Run ll.-ft Vu rin-ht I Il:m1:ux ,Inm . lillu-1 Sxmm 1 lhlnllly Ihulm, M:ul'v:urm l'1x:m-. Munn Sl'-wk Svrullrl Ram N1:m4lv l.:uiIx, l ln:.4 lixzm . Mm- Xllm-lx, I ln r 4m-. .lurwy H1111 .lzxmulrn Tlzxwllm Stvxxmt. Tl-IE CDMMENCEMENT DDOGDAM WEDNESDAY. JUNE 15th, 41949 Overture-Bouree .......................................................... ' .............. J. S. Bach ' Elmer L. Meyers High School Orchestra Mr. Charles Davis, Conductor Processional-Class of 1949 War March from Athalxa ................................................ Mendelssohn Invocatlon .................................................... The Reverend F. R. Edwards St. John's Lutheran Church, Wilkes-Barre Chorus-You'll Never Walk Alone ......................... ...... R ichard Rogers Senior Chorus Remarks ..................................................................,........... J. Franck Dennis Principal, Elmer L. Meyers High School Introduction of Members of the School Board Commencement Address Timber for a New World ................... ...... D r. Frank F. Adler Chorus-Land of Hope and Glory ...................................................... Elgar Senior Chorus Awarding of Diplomas .................................... Attorney -Albert H. Aston Chorus-One World ............................................................ O'Hara - Wilson Senior Chorus Benediction .................................................. The Reverend F. R. Edwards Class Song Farewell Song CLASS SONG Alma Mater Though time and space part thee from us Though we form friendships new From hopes and dreams, from plans and schemes Our hearts will reach for you And when we find you, joy will come Bringing mem'ries dear For in our vault of precious thoughts You are always near. Chorus- Symbol of days ne'er forgotten Emblem of all that is fine Counsel sage, truth beyond gauge These and more-all are thine. . As we your children, wander far O'er the sea of life. Through waves and gales through sto Through bitterness and strife There is a rainbow shining forth When skies are clear and blue The silver lining, of each cloud Is Meyers' gift to you. Words by: RUTH ELLEN COPLAN Music by: BLANCHE CROWDER F . rms and hail ALMA MATER From hall and class thy students come, From fields thy warriors bold. To raise with honor, glory, love, The royal blue and gold. So now to dear old Meyers High We proudly stand and sing, While clear against the azure blue, Thy honored name we ding. Chorus Loud and long Let us raise the song of glory As thy banners of truth Proudly fiy. On through life, in our hearts We will cherish Steadfast forever, Meyers High. When we must leave thy guiding hand To take our place in life, Then we will keep thy honor clear Through all our joy and strife. And when the hand of memory Rolls back times gathering haze, FAREWELL SONG We'll always remember, dear old Alma Mater, How years we've spent together, have flown so quickly by, But now we march onward, the Class of Forty-N ine, To look back on our school days at dear old Meyers High. Chorus- Good-bye to MEYERS HIGH, farewell to thee, You've led us through the years, now we must leave, But we'll cherish all our thoughts in future time Please don't forget us then, the Class of Forty-Nine. So now we look forward, to years of work and pleasure, But we will never falter in any task we do, Our hearts will remain here, for ever true to you, No matter where we wander we'll always think of you. Words and Music by: FRANKLIN DYMOND We'll pause once more, as now we do, To sing again thy praise. r ff HIGH f' 6 is Ei N L. Sz.,-Lf' I :IJ L ' 1: , ' T ' Q 'yi ,pl 4 ,-and 0 S. 2 1 ' Til. li ' F xl 0 'Q' in 0 Q Q Lv-T-11, -1 Q I in Q ' 7 ' Es B 'f,,,r' STUDENTS 5' 2 : Z Vx' Y! I - ' 4 L--:jf ffl? 7- f I 1 -' 34575 Wiz? 1.1-1 , 6 , LQ nZ'.vfj-'ff 444 3 4 1 S v,,- -Q.. , - LB J g . t- 'lil' 63. 1-1.- 7 ,- 1 f f 9 - , I 6 ff? Wx - vg 7 X I W 41 , I 1 r. r ..-- ff ' 5 - In , . r--H ' , , K . ' ' ,. i 1 ' A I 'bs ' 7 'I .' . .- If 'I ,A I g .1 f u 1 -nn X qua - , , .. L, f W' x f ew f 0 ff V ,Lg f 1. af E 'N 1 X -S W , X 1 X - ' . A ---'i, - - A, - , if Q ' v f , N ,E ,. KKSA 'C if 'A' I , ' -1 ' :ff 'X A X ' - xp 5? - 0 ' ,, . X X x xf fg X A ili- f f I ' x , f -If - 1 f 47 X X I Z 'SX ' Z'- 'X X F ' ' . . U ff Q f -In N 4 ' Hin ' I 5 . XS 1 Una! K Q 'If . P MX X -' 525' 'W U11 XA . -, XT X ' QM , 2-Q .N ,f 1 X X X 14 ,f Q I xx s I r K Q, , S ?l ' ' I1 , E ix Q .131 I ' 2. f ,A X as , X if K i ' 1 rl xb x I N Q- ,i ' Vtsr: Ex F2251 r' ' ,X U 5, i ' 1 1:1 wg- 1 5549, EC II THE CLAII FIZICEIQI lLeit to right! Blanche Crowder, Vice-President, Peggy Warner, Secretary: Thomas Dearden, Vice-President: Jordan Dunbar, Treasurer: Daniel Gallagher, President. F 1949 HE IENIUIQ CDUNCIL' First Row Kleft to rightl-Nancy Wolfe, Mary Louise Thomas, Betty Lear, Joan Corcoran Joan Davies. Second Row-William Thornton, George Elias. Third Row-George Thomas, Jack Cornell, William O'Dea, Terry Casey. Absent-Ruth Traver. J ACK ERNEST A DELMAN Yogi is the amusement and dis- traction of scores of teachers and considers himself to be quite the card. Sometimes, he's an aceg more often than not, he's the roguish knave his name suggests. .IUHN G. AMDRY Captain Marvel plays a sweet frumpet, wrestles, and of course ' actsl Who could forget the cause of dozen girls swooning in the Sen- ior Play? No doubt he was just carrying over some of his everyday charm. X 1 Lois Blzooka ARNER I. A jf ,l Notieeilzthose hidden dimples if Ml 0 'I4lossoining forth in all their glory JYX -JK and with themjthe friendly disposi- t tiofttklf a talented artist, an ardent y f 'Jim workier, and a truly lovely li rd fi Iigihg girl. Lois is all of ' gWtl1cse dmore. J UI 'V' ' I it .. if EDWARD FRED ARNOLD Here's a fellow who enjoys kibitz- ing , and we must say he does it most successfully. His likes, hunt- ing, fishing and travel. His char- acteristic expression is a sly and entriguing grin. t..i'y,,! 1X L'liJvi -. 7 . -5s.n11'lgpaN'moNY Armin 'f drollf antiqf have ...f brigh eddmgnyf at dreary, classw I .T rke t ihg Woodcraft, and,.fai,v11r- ' ' ' 'el of sppfts oggitpy thewtirne qf. Nw Qin ,-5'wantS 'bo' become ' , .5 ebodi Yifmu will,'Sammy Boy, Af5T'youy ' . I , ' iw tr .wyt ,X X i . ' C'-YE E1.issAhRuTH BAKIIN tiff A predi.X'11ialg1e for a pretty.girl. ,' -After raauation, Lis plans to go Clay fc .I ge and then 'in training. ul li' iflsxrf her,,Iucky patients. When asdd wh:iVshc'd like to be doing in efvventy years, she nonchalantly re- pdpllvfk-f-jiIiVIl1g.,' N vn- ,L M' WILLIAM BANRES Hill is quite the lad with the girls. Ile givles them all ga Bing. Bill hopes someday to own a ranch in the Westfbut at the presenthe is content with--collecting' pictures. of trips. , 4. cj, I e- -f .c I -- ' .f , 1 1 If 4 fur-- t lad Will, nfl 4. JACQUELINE HARANt'iWSKI, Jaekie's' quiet inaturi- 'ana' lsivedt I' personality have won her many many friends here at Meyers. She loves everything about school ex- cept homework. In 'the' future, Jackie hopes to take advantage of her typing and bookkeeping prow- ess. l JANE BEAM I' I Cute, gay and lovablee-a perfect description of our Janie. This gal . is talented in art, music, and the fair domestic accomplishment, sew- ing. Jane's future plans include a , handsome husband and a home of her own. DAVID BECK WITH The arrival of this versatile fellow at Meyers this year has added not only a fine student, but a football star, and actor, an artist. and an orator. Dave hopes to attend Cor- nell University to study Chemical Engineering. Good luck to a great guy- FRANCES BF NING u , e te ggl.lS ,ca S' la, .e i rite poetry, , d . w! and what a na r Chr gi lity-have you an ,her verses? ,ombine all nd yo 'Frankie t s in ny age. LITA BERTON Paging Madame Curie. This quiet young miss has a great ambition to be a Lab Technician. Her winning personality and eagerness to learn will contribute to I.ita's success. Luck and happiness always to an A-1 pal. 'll BETT Y BI LL ET Once you've met Iletty you will never want to forget her. Those big brown eyes and that witty sense of humor are both tied up in a neat little package, lletty Jayne Billet. She's a swell gal and a good friend. BEVERLY HLA 'ESLEI4' f e I art nonx nous Rev f-7 yesh : can . Wie Vivacious, alluring, x i ex fre . - all ' ,' ' ll Y! 1 nayqmto lyou,r He id emain L i ' , wart u - N thelre as a Ge fri --nd. lleverly 1 - 'If horses' and witp, taking camping tends tor dl' jou 1- li in an th ' ' h r Qkfllit 5 e'll1' se - id s ' X. - f'4 MC 77! 1X 176' . A If ,fa Y' . f I .tl C 4' f I Z 1 TERRY CA SE Y That ma11-about-town-Terry. lie really wows 'em with his suave lY12illll6I', keen wit, handsome ap- peara11c'1-, and ma11ly build. All this plus 'l'erry's taste for flashy clothes make l1i111 one of our most wellJ BJNJVVII and Well- ' ed se11i ' x. 1 1 V iff' lik 057' M Af' tbl f N 1 X I I A l dIA'l1fLAJl'hkgg'fT INLINE With a song i11 her art, P. J. is tht lass ol the do -like face med by softly waving trusses. lor distinctive little laugh and tinkling voice are as well-known as her perpetual good humor. .Y Nj if' L 1, yxifflgzwifjmi , -s , 1m ttf w1thout r ot fu11 111 ny wr ' ll ' 1 , 1' E e i e L ' ' a ,' ' ssvthn. ' tlippunt phrases .1 kbp lsLLI'ltkS 1 little U 'll' A .'1fzf.'fz1df.i: ' Wlrk o the otherwis , dana 'r ot' a typical . Lois c1:1cvvoN1m Q sf K . Neat, sw -, ppstwthats e little blogie, m- 7 ing pers ali and - sarm' gk smil 1l atyarv hg11:'El1a 1? surelfto su ' 1 114PVQy I 1t'?f'5Q1p'tli1l goom wthin 'I 01111142 1 skill pac 1 ages! f 11,2 , k Au -r f' 1 ., :Pi A N Jun , Q Y. Cf' N' x, ANDREW CHIGUS Out of the way eva-rybody, here comes Andy in his blue streak '-- that is the truck for his Sunday paper route. At the rate Andy ins Y' voin now he will he a big., news- 3-, SZ 1. ' I paper publisher 111 no time at all. adm cif' lfcuci' T41 EST! Nlixlfl UHRISTIAN A - s p i f Wei' 1 Z 11d '11 , 'nller 1 r of, pe pl sf M 1. tldiilitoin- . long, time interes 111 'cnc lead to a satisfying' er 1 Great things uzn me yours, 'Esther-l D I Rl l'll ' ,lu ' JAN Stop! ic ' 11d ':t1 , For ere's vi litw 1 ut ' ex ry, 1 -ment '1 1 ' l ' 1 - , word. gutli s ' 1i che lllt hair d 1 ' gf ar -y ' lll'l'tll' her k, i elli 1 'e sparkling pe .ona ty. . genuine asset to thf class ol' '4. , that's Ruth. ,if JOAN ANN CORCORAN An outstanding senior -- that's Corky! She is pretty, charming, and full of fun. Corky claims that her hobbies are dancing, kibitzing, and you will find her doing both almost any night at the 'tWheel. JOH N CORNELL Good looking and active. hed doesn't mind going a great distance to accomplish his aims. Speaking of' aims, his is pretty good. Proof of this is the eight point buck he bagged last year. Here's to you .lac-k, good bucking to you in the future. D BLANCHE WEST CROWIJER 'I'here's talent in them thar' lingers. We mean of course lllanche's superb piano playing. This talented lass proved her pfp- ularity by being elected vice-presi- dent of the Senior Class. We want to be on this gal's list of success wishers. MARY K. CUNNINGHAM Brilliant geranium tresses that are the envy of many a lass, and the inspiration of many a lad belong to Kay. A flawless peaches and cream complexion and a disposition to match describes Kay to perfection. , ARUTH ETHEL DANIELS X-,.,, , ''fljisi,plettyfhappy-go-lucky .Bill is .kgdexhalkvf-fourad having a case of giggles., But we are sure she has Z1 'few serious moments. Ruth's ehosen-career is to be aibeautician and We know she will be tops. fV'1 Q 1 l6012i,Qm-- 'ffl V D liiv iwl l . rni er, cy's pa ' - ' ave ' ned many .1 d heard for the C ,. l. '. f '. d cr ' A ' ss and his ot trum e 1 ' s Q6 iN l a e plans to im' in it a local colleg and be a capitalist with his own band. Joni cuucol. mvins COLOPHON 'Ediior-in-Chief Joan was one y of ohr vivaqious fflieerleadershibnd also his straw- beurv bldnde Ak one of t 'ouLHtapd- viiig htenibff I3 pf' OUIQ Qlafw . She is anilerlileg trus mg, asp hrgh 5. fl N Iintelligeqlif me wi surelyh Y c p cl X :in'a1iy.I'ib dis C eff wi' Q K 4. .ii sl. gg. EMILIE JANE DAVIS This petite little miss is bound for Cedar Crest to further her educa- tion. Her main ambition later in life is to be a medical secretary. One doctor is going to be very lucky to get such a gal as Emilie. z. 'rHoMAs DEARDEN7' H .C cf' f Vice-President of thgffSenf9r Class, this miniature dynamo -m 'Hel found taking part hygakigspxery- thing that happens ,sc qol. 3Iis . s EPMI ff help him at the coilgse hgic affinity for mathem choice. 43 I ' i His ability as an artistmjrsndiiplayed in the cuts in this Colop h. if ? RONALD mERoLF f iii. A quiet, red-head, this :lad mayfbef found doing well at either of, his favorite pastimes - dancing or sports. His future plans'i'nciude' the Navy and a new car. Our wish is to see a red-headed sailor in a new Cadillac soon. .- . f ,fl I ,LL-fiffih . 1, ' 'I 'L ' , ' fv ? , f f lf, I 1 . i- Iv!! -! iE'U , . ., ,. 1 ' .X - I JEROME DONBROSKI Silent Jerome! But when he does talk, he makes you sit up and listen. He is interested in printing and radio with his future planned along one of these lines. vt , THOMAS CLARK DONLIN An indisputably nice kid' is't'lfe!fty whose talents and interest ,ra from music and the fcor et,.H o sports and track, to food and ell, everything! With his 'irieasing ways, he should do extxremely Well as a business executive, V fx- . x cl V , l 'X V HELEN1-1 E. poNN1-:LLY ' Bonny , our colleen withlthp tiiior- mous blue eyes, is justifiably proud of her wide collectioti'of friends. It is no wonder people fiock about her, for she is a fun loving girl who knows how to put everyone in a jolly mood. . 1 , l EDWARD Gaoadic :mass 'artist pari excellenceg is l-Id, hose abilities extend into many elds. He pliyskthe fnouth organ, dabbless in tp otogruphy, qbndf has a QVMQ, success 'on the aseball K atnon, . Versatility suchhas yours lji always an asset, Ed. not W 76 W Wfvxwifl W2Z'i'J'T1f -1 RA YMOND JORDAN DUNBAR Stump 'n his dazzling personality is known to all. This miniature dynamo keeps the wit fiying and his zest for fun has tided us over. many a dull moment. He is the outdoor type with hunting and fish- ing among his flrsts. . I 4 . ,, '-. L f , . 1 I - t MLM W NLLM ' Q f l Cx k Q x JN tg? , c. ,Lf 9 .Vi ' , . YFRAQK DYMOND fknsifliaiing redhead with baaaban on t.hEK,bQai,ri. He even dreams latent, andlit ,is his main ambi lf' . He is Zlimember of our band and iisgijedthilike math., English, bind p' senior girls. ' Q lxqrj- , 'sf M ' 'i,k e if f A, CHARLES ECKENRODE e 'the.xs,port, NEckie's twinkling . ihiivefimadeuiiirgi a- must- with r the girls on the dance floor. In his 4: s9rKms'uiomgn'ts,4 he thinks of be- comi ' a sheet metal teacher you, Charlie, and may all your cp vildren haxe blond hair -', lair- W 5. BARBARA 'JEAN ECK ER A, ,pufterhup-blonde waves, and aajov- Jial dispo' 'tion' enhance Barbara's personal Hagnetism. Bobby sews beaaitifullyng-loves music, parties, Wand peo le in general-men in par- ticul A ope your collection of masc linei ea-rts just grows like - . fi. hacks cbaarttalk. ,1 . L A xfbx at e f Luv - ' C SLU A .Q .leg-if isnwmn. ECKER ' 'iid fort ne is hir goal and rE bg' to a gdod start: Everyone Meyergtltrihows ffI,zz and why not 'QGAH a cheerleader, she was ex- Qhllentixqs iajwactress, dynamicg and .2 a ystlident, unsurpassed. A asufflfgal,hthis,'0T1e! U Lu' . G EORG E ELIAS il X One of the manly, muscular men of Meyers. C-idge excelled in wrestling and football. With his friendly manner and his happy-go- lucky outlook on life, he is sure to find success. Q 'V ml-:Ni-1 ENDLERLL N Just say she's friendly and ent ing, has an entertaining gigg and likes lobster tail-you can' go wrong of course, it's Irene. This fair damsel has a fiock of m s- ruline admirers wh hinks s 'S N .. t L I i I I S EB., f'Pffnf.iifai...f Aa . -..C Hoc ESTHER RAE ERWINE Tiny in stature, gigantic in per- sonality, this lass rates first place in many hearts among the lo- hawks. Red's auburn tresses dis- tinguish her from the other cherubs and leave a lasting impression of a swell kid Meyers will always re- member. C. s -K , Lf , DAVID EVANS ,f X Here's a guy with girls galore. H53 gl-'K seemingly bashful nature getsthe 1 I every time. Dave's been active in several sports either as an out-C standing .participant or as' 2-52,3194 ' able manager. This justgtr yes- You can't keep a good man down MARION EVANS Don't judge afbook by its cover. This adage is one often associated with Marion. Quiet and shy on the outside but oh! when you get to know her she is a raft of gaiety and liveliness. THOMAS EVANS This happy little character has made himself popular with his witty comments and effervescent smile. His desire in life is none other than to be a top-notch sales- man. His friendliness and cheery disposition are bounld to ge7t hm? to f the WP- ci ,J .2wa.xff'4 .alfi 1' ' ' .1 W 1' '44 ' - ' .V I .. ,4 Er- . f-1.f1.sfw.4-f-19- xa4f'lfC,g, 4 It iiEvijl!LYLil'Aii.TiiNBE '7 ,Beumiiifei and sweet, dignified yet not too dignified, conscientious and faithful-in other words, a versa- tile sort of a gal. Her well-known smile is certain to bring happiness to her many patients in her nurs- ing career. if N ,K I ,vii .,r4 v 2,44-'fi yi,-yn mv C. BOWDEN FA ST ffnawdiec nha.ta11,-fhavld. ' aged!! with thetcurly 'haifand th s range sense of humor. Though he's us- ually quite carefree, we are sure that when he hangs out his shingle bearing the title Dr. C. Bowden Faust, M.D., success will be his. - .cyl X A GIIESIAKIJI -' L s W KO N ' A I K fr ' x l, . U16 IT , the 0- dmhceo 50 .b ig iff F ou r rbreat t ' gp o - .trea s f 4 -rim d 0-'sv n A f EL .tinc ' 6- of it-' yy i , iqua hum -t '- yliduali i on a d-o .' i, -rr 0 ef , f u f , - 'Ai V i ' 4 J ' I' f A -1 in U! XL llbii x 4 - Lf U f j' i , l . ,-,vi Wu. 1 room f U . ,fjj -, 'V' lA muscle an ' 'fa joll X atti- Q 'tude-t t' ou l. Hfpexbyels i V wre 1,8 out tihdi g mf? g . . . . 1 a hinl native th!! afer- Kg ra Ahdmeb ytxogh and h gh is favor e, ob ies t 11 I .Q lil li ls Ki Ujare, dliieing flies. U E by fi! .. lx N' X tx ' I if ,Xa A r 1 i f . if , . CHARLOTTE FRALEY Silence is a virtue, especially in .Charlottels case. Baby blue eyes andfaicaptivating smile, make her as lovely to look at as a flulfy white cloud in a summer sky. She's tops in our estimations. DONALD FRANK LIN A boy with a very misleading ap- pearance. By looking at him you yould think he was quiet and back- ward. But after you know him, you find he can be the life of any dull time. We wish you the best of luck in the future whenever and wher- ever it may be needed. MARILYN FRIEDMAN 'allot many can mix biology, swim- Q mingl, obking, b Vwling, books and miisiqiivfth -making friends but khere's' a girl that proved quite A easily that it's ypomlble. We are glad you did because you are one swellegant girl. EDWARD GAGATEK It has been said that in order to be interesting one must be interested. That's Gag ! Any man who does so well deserves our very special commendation. Here's to you! X . 1 N11 . 1 ., NX XDNIEL GALLAGHER I'resi t of the Class of 1949 is an honor and a tribute all were glad this bashful lad received. His quiet sense of humor and his athletic prowess have mine our choice jus- iifiable. Ui' we are any kind of prophets, Dan w'll be a success in whatever he und rtakes. u1+:onoEQaLLAQHER. ' ' I Bubbles loves to tell and ILGQIZ jokes and even collects thelfi He is interested- inxsportsf likes school, andfviiould like to retire,in twenty ,ypedrsfwiubealbappy fafmlly- ff'--ff I- ff 1 ff' - Q. c,rfy7,!c , rs Mrufhy and lzlsrhibhey cfsggqmg han Q a ' c combinxiou,-t-ha will b us aeons f m now. This i I A D I K ff! I K N' - A 83, , ,f ' V A N K ' IS., - ,TOEYA X QARBSQI-,Bl A. 1- 3, . I . . ' . NSNSWI iss lik read and dcg typefanyis also an acfigg sororiky xmember. Hope you gain Qothty ' RPN. and,M,.R.S:4degrees!,- X 'J ff- - l , ms- f A s -.V Q RENEE S. GAUZ Always attired in tres chic apparel, Ronnie is the contidante of many, for she sympathizes and advises with rare understanding. A con- noisseur of fine music, an expert driver, and the possessor of many loyal chums is she. '-1, DONALD GILBERT Fun loving characteristics and realli pleasing manner makes up our on. Small in stature, but big of heart, he will always help a friend in need. He hopes to do well in this world. We know he will be a success. I , M. , ,e G es. -as-111.51 You DAVID GINSBYURGH XI. Gins is a good: spbrtaandicahgfdke V' a lot of rubbing w'thou g 'n angry. Dave's-Hpirtsil t' N . and baseball. He collects records, and one day if his.wishmc he Will be a high flyin' pilot. Smooth somrinf, ?'Ginsi?. ! ,J 3'2:+'-Af l M . .. L i. 45 vga Qbtx M --J .'- -'.s. 'd X51 6, ,V LEANYQQ GOLDMN' - H -f' -Q - '70 . 9. RP N' --G .:'. 'e.. Bubbly Leanne is pep, perscrpliied, 4' 1-thefiey-ous, mrnemai-red. iaiawe. is never ever at loss for ' terest -' ing chattels orjii llqght mark. Horsebaqk ru mg ,is her special delight. gf,-Q ck,',,.M' -D JOSEPH GOOD Chief is one of the new guys here this year, but already has amassed a wealth of friends. He delights in making model airplanes, loves chili con carne and basketball, and spends his spare time with a rod and reel. BETTY THERESA GRANDA Bubbles hasta good ,as gol Xilis- position,isipatientfaihciiever lling to helpfxirever onee have We seen f her dross or, greltful. Betty wants topialork a,whi e, save akiiittle nest xwldgg, then, 'be somilvluc y xfellowis. X l wife. Go to it! , I . fxkt- ! . . . . X 'fi-' l ,Af K li? 4 I , . x 'lp I if S . ' LI' ff ., JOA N NAGAN light ,f fluff any I J Az 16,1 .NA l ' Jiri , L' V?-' U' '-- SRIIRCPIY Aijw- Hixvnl-:N y lf, n 'J Aiwa 'piflilllxy with a warm and l'll60l'Xf'g'l'90i',Tllf.l' is our Shirley. It n1usU lw the indication of a kind liearl, for Shirl would love to have :x hospital for animals. Her pet passion - mystery stories, her hobby -- penning really clever verses. JOHN HAYDUK Good-natured Bruno is the ll- lioy. He likes baseball, basketball, and above all, bowling. The Repub- lic Club is his place, and the tro- phies he has collected would make an expert envious. Keep scoring those strikes on the alleys of life, lli'uno . , ,. f fi ilfnri mar snip ' ,.1. y SI 'le ' to j y'-hzii 'ed l' ' ersonality vb t 'sho 'ith . K .mc rifle. e i. ' n ept at drawing, soxhe . ould urely reach the peaks as an archi- ect, his chosen career. T414 XIV 'I it 1- .. j - .1- W ' wi LIM1 Ht 'MAN A With-h'. 'anyhind caref'ree.na.T- re, Willa-lhva. ivon for imsHf '21 lace lj 1uft'he'lienrt.ot'..lu. teacher an 'classmat s. Vhis lad is sure td be sutcgs. because of . lffre- lia ce. I' - -,L , I 1 . . l : A t'- if ' I NK l ' 1 fin-rl. . - LV , wl'IgJlHo1l3'l. riend 5 thatb s ' - lot hi d to g 'hy. lt s ause shin' 1 i list- -rs wil .mg39-KI- eye: n al- phabetfsong.Lf, he worldngffl never lFe?'XvilliQ,uT a sQ are ' 'ound,fl,ois. V .-fl, RN -. i W if Q- lQlA'Rl0NXll .is '11, iNu.si:'i'ni: N. lem -Q, h,,dytl,.' WXD'f'lt?Xl1lllg',hS with koux 'lfllht arron's motto, as il' wmuk !'l'l'gl'QXY1tlj knolbv. arionf: N- -y ' rg ll - ylks h rd .1 y time Li1lUl1l9l'I ble pals. axjlml 'NS li- PY HW Ezirellreexalu 'iykg llfligiimgl. N K l T X X x- . x x xp - Q K K x .X- fl r BETTY JAY R. Jfkjhe ,. atch the gang th rr nd. A ay, amiab u e makes h i r h' I ' any gr .a mf ' l an .f' . ark and s i I a ne ,f rings to mix ond-e.1 maid of sunny . ' ' . I CHARLES ISELY , ' Curley proved his talents to us in Amateur Night when he got up on the stage and played a snazzy number on his harmonica. This lively lad has created many laugh- ing spots for us in the past school years, and we appreciate them. e 0 EDWARD .IAKUBOVITZ .lake is liked by everyone because of his easy-going nature. He seems quiet, but once he gets going there is no telling where he will stop. He plans to further his education, and we phophecy he maybe the best druggist in town. JUNE ADELE JOHNSTON The Place: Backstage in a Broad- way Theatre. The Time: 8:00 I'.M. on opening night. The Situation: Miss Johnston is about to make her stage debut. The Results: Our little Junie has become I3roadway's newest sensa- tional star. MARY ANN JUHNSTUNE Mary, Mary, quite contrary - but this doesn't apply to our Mary of the Cherubic face. She is always in a happy mood, spreading sun- shine. Merry Mary would like to travel the world o'er, then settle down to domestic bliss. 0 CARRIE L0l'ISE1ltlNES Wanted: A sweet, sincere, and pretty gal with soft strawberry blonde hair, radiant blue eyes, a perfect complexion, a rosy disposi- tion, and a keen sense of humor. Found: A popular senior answering to this description. Her name- Carrie, of 'oursel fl are a ach to ne of most : ' 'n t e' Se r C ass. . nes' es 'to e' but who . ever 6 a ll moment w . e's ar c o chase the l fl AM 114 A mea si ile d a ig laugh styxbe xr l gl away, ,R Af ROBERT LUTHER JONES Poetically QU speaking, this is Bob. He makes young girl's hearts fiutter. He makes their boy friends mutter. He makes the other team shudder. Gee, this must have been written by his brudder. JOHN HENRY JOPLING Everyone knows 4'Jops as an all- around guy who is loads of fun. This popular fellow's main ambi- tion is to be a farmer. Besides his farming ability he has athletic ability as shown by his work at football and track. Good luck Farmer Jack. LOUIS KAHAN In the future we will see Louie as a prosperous businessman instead of a high school student. This in- dustrious individual is a superb dancer. The line forms to the right, girls. We are sure he will succeed in whatever he attempts. IQ! in A .1 D It J' V, .. THERIESA KAMINSKI .. Hwnbyfiiru I always yearning for eresa.'l This song must have been written just for this intrigu- ing maiden. Her gaity and glamor any man yearn for her atten- ons.k, Lucky is the boy who cap- tures ,her affections. r' .LV N 1 w 1 'nf rj l' Lx ROSLYN LEE KAUFER Take the patient's pulse, Nurse. This will be very familiar to Rozy as she plans to go in train- ing next year. This lass will cer- tainly make a good nurse and will be an asset to any hospital. JF, I J ANwI'.I'lii KEATING .If you',re-' allergic to dark brown hair pid dazzling hazel eyes, stay ll yay from--Anita for she's got both, 'vlier fascinating. personality causes 'V' ma F to believe she is the most tantalizing senorita in the class. ' 1. WIA. N KATHRYN LOUISE KEIL Small in stature but not small in ideas. Kathy is both industrious and domestic as she would like to travel and also be married. This gal should marry a traveling sales- man and then she could do both. ,JH 'Ar ,vu YK. I ff ly ,L ' . 1 . X' I L Q-' MLIJDREP ELIZABETH KELLAR Mime is definitely the life of the party but there is a serious side tu her. In the future she would like to be happily married and we know she will be excellent as a housewife. EDWARD N. KEMMERI-Jlfgfq -'Heed up. shduifrstifffwgst ,0Dt.' ' AbIiie. - 'il-llle arm quite,a bit of this next,.year' gfhivpv plans to join theKA-r-rilyf-' Thi -guy, will. surely :make agfiiieideldiefr. Good luck, Private .d. 1 ,246 fl I y'5f14L,j .1.!A' kg'-Cl? L- '3- L Awficifseiljalj Wi5rT1RIt' ' . . v f D4 , -, g '. - 1- B tb ii tm 't ?'??ili1 hgiefe so 3 a e o 9 'frc lee,T entv vcar , A I sn N 1 4. c ' , ', 11 lo l , P 1. rvfi' 'rith' he pgwto be in the , . . su . - .iZEYY.liS..?Z?6g? Zim' ye, LAURA RUTH KIRKPATRICK The business world for Kirk. This tall lass is bound to get a job or get a man. We hope you get both, you deserve the best. GENE C. KNECHT p Gene is the shy, quiet typeabuxftc when you really get to know him he is quite a guy. plans for next year are as yet indefinjie, but he hopes to further'his educa- tion. li ANNA JEAN KNOUSE Jean's main ambition is to teach sewing. When sewing is your hob- by, your pastime, and talent, we have no doubts that this lass will be an excellent teacher. Good luck in the teaching profession. MARCELLA KOZMOSKI Mamie is an accomplished girl who does simply everything well. Excellent at sports and studies, thoroughly dependable and genu- ine, Mamie will be a tremendous success always whether she moves in business, domestic or social circles. FRED KRATZ Quiet and unassuming, but il power when he wants to be. lt is his modesty that ties his tongue and not the lack of subject. He may be quiet but his athletic ability makes up for it. Good lurk in the future. GLENN RRESGE Give our jolly Hump a fishing rod and some eute date bait tto lure the fish, natchh and he will be serenely happy. Hump likes all sports, toog and to hear him deliver tunes in his own inimitable style is a real treat. 'V f wil!!! XMLJO V W L, 'MMVI Yywfff' J 41 .I lg 'ti I, T y so ' rt etrnat r is iown at T , e v Ay V 1 l ' a ' ' Mking X or L r 'bfi-speci V wrestling, ,piakes t . fellow 4 o in a million. i . ns to enter he service next ff r f , . EDWARD KRZYWICKI l'ld's main ambition is to get a good job, but he would also like to go to Alaska, or maybe get a job in Phil- adelphia. llere's hoping the travel dreams come true for you. J -l . I I' '43 . .3 T .W J 'A .A Q i f-1 'A '. V 2 i v V IAN MARIE LACEY St: ey is tl? liot-tempered, good- heurted kidl ith the reddish-gold hair., She is 'ust a 'tgood Joe, a realtzal to fit-ryone at any time, interested i-Lgithlsitirts, and gosh- loobat everyone who is interested in r! 4-0 h is .o ' 'R n LAW INQ Nt N llaving a eharaete ' o ' , rl quality, and a d 1 't, e n Lrirry is our idea ' ifiez 'l fxeter. A eareeri vhe istr 's 1'0llSlllYllllg'illllliltl er great ability, an m ri. e - wishers, how can h ail Q- . . RONALD LAX . newe ner is yea onnie has m ' X i' his f j- ing isp 't on -' S to urther ex ueati YU' and then 1 - ezu us naiden. JJ!-uY'e power to you! QW BETTY JEAN LEAR Betty is true blue. That is re- vealed in her shining eyes as well as in her staunch loyalty as a friend. Distributing everlasting parcels of good cheer to one and all, doing her utmost always, ten- der-hearted. Betty will be any hus- band's pride. HARRY LEAR ffme 05545112-2-all Wy? ik T ' W ' KQWQU VL Walt is full of life as a hive of bees. As a jokcster, he is tops. With his engaging laugh and per- sonality, Walt is a sure bet f r suc- cess. 1 MJ. Q1-369' ' 1 , ,io Y ' is 0 Jr H 'Ro . s 1 able so r et, 0 has noth- ' 5 on he s as' sweetness, R r' , . 'ver l a l is con- '-.ll o r andafor- typica Am rican teenager. ,. ' . I Qojiviji LEWIS That sized wabbihis ' fox el nother one of unny's lf t ad irers? N ! She's as f eet, .pice and ice as pretty. e a dull nt when Bunny's n ' ighty pretty nurse he'll . 0 t 1 'n .5 . .l 1' - ong to Betty, a ,xii if if I RUMAYNE.-,LEWIS Take one spring chicken, one cup of sugar, a choice bit of wit, and a unique, personality. Mix well and wait for results. Watch carefully and note that you've created an esteemed recipe entitled A la Ro- maynef' everyone's favorite dish. JOSEPH STEPHEN LIPINSKI .loe is the kind of guy everyone likes to have around. He is such a good sport that he'll laugh at any- body's jokes. Joe is endowed with :-1 determination that will help him succeed in anything. r- '9U+ 0 V1 I Lor 2 011 ge a girl. Re- I' S w o what you a,re, ' e sur ook twice at as pl air th e- an en ' an s it. o . ck ' he bu ' ss world, ario I' f ',,4,,a, ' 1 i 1 ,' yr' pi' I' MIOBEXRT LOCKMALN -I i Bob'sL?rQg,i11 , vsiea1e11ess--red heads. 'This llyjtist 'is fond' of everything, espeeiilfkyaff Certain red-head. His main 'reason for gettin up morn- ings is so he can go bait to bed at night. Don't let us mislead you, he is a good guy. MARION LUNSON Mirthful, Amenable, Reliable, In- dustrious, Obliging, Nonchalent, Lovable, Understanding - Novel Synonyms of Nurse Lunson. A' rsvp f . . ' 6' X19 ' ' fit.: Iwi! U W , q.9hNDRA.J'oY ,LUQTIG - . r' 5 1' X v surf Sand Y a certain indefinable comgg31er -Ympk, and.-oh, they surelyxdo, come K SA winsome ,com- Jifinati of sugar:-and spice in just , 97' the, r proporrgnns - always ah eeply i' love, a always with a tender problem. That is our knock- out. Sandra Joy. X ,. .x , pimgoums H. MAGER Nothing dull when diminutive 'f,IDodo isfaround, for she uncon- N hsciously .nijects color and drama ' I .1 into thg most prosaic situations. JK, Consciigntiouis and capable, with her b forceful, exuberant personality, she ' is siare to forge ahead and gain all ' th 'recognition to which she is en- 1 - .fix f , .i rf' . :of ' , x. t I '. - . , ' 3. f - - .V .5QHN,MAHON' -' ileiitlefrif speech, t'Casanova's main intefestf in, ljffo is ywoinen. Keep 'it,i:Toh11,ffiDfs'11i'i,e Work when you 'can get it, but xhat will you do for unemployment insurance, fall back on that restaurant you are , going to own? 3. :FN '.x gx i if gr. H41 -if -fi' xx iw Y 15 3.-, Y , I N I2 xr.. ig K to 'lx UN XD, -Xb at LJTH s Ti.: X .QI Mllzfya rf ix, , f 'ij' X-.ix FRANK MALKEMES A -gf vi Good guy, Frank, and an expert in HVX his line, or any line he chooses to U take. If he is quiet now and then, watch out for his future big time results. 'Dv' , wx ULWUG Gifipfj li M 'go-e A F MAMARY A mil 0 f29vlLq,d every parti ter 1 so ething to in- terest otifers. Lots people know him, all .wish they knew him better. I-Ie IS big-hearted and does things in a big way. FRANK MARIJER A flaming meteor that flashed into the firmament of Meyers and em- blazoned a name for himself. Al- ready his voice, wrestling prowess and sunny disposition are well- known. Let's hope your future is li as bright as that blazing crop of hair. NICHOLAS MARRASH CL., When NiCk'S HIOLIHGLLQTIJQFR. never a dull moment. He isle middle of an the pulled off and can keep ou 1 stitches for hours. .But-fheiifs . his serious side that wants to get a start in life and get settled. ,SJW ff f. BETTY M. MAYERS A career in the secretarial field should prove successful with this young lady's personality and abil- ity to handle all situations. lIett is the apple of our eye, and we are sorry we do not have a whole or- chard like her. JOHN McANDREW A jokester, an Irishman, good-look- ing, what more can' you ask for. No, you never find Mac without a joke. His dreams all end up at one place, engineering. llope they come true, laughing boy! JAMES MCGINTY Red is a quiet personality, has a fine sense of humor, a liking for art and sports, especially boxing. He plans to enter either the service or art school after graduation. JAMES J. McGOWAN, JR. Mac hopes for college, enjoys hunting and fishing. He would like to travel, appreciates a good joke, is lively and friendly, a nice all- around guy. JOHN McGROARTY Laugh and the whole world laughs with you but when our John laughs, the whole world hears him. His fun-loving characteristics have made him popular and we are glad he is around. ,f .. ' 'QMYMEQ neo UIRE I I ng for all plus a quick wit 7' J . , ,grail-around,sport plus a pleasant 'quallsl Jiggs. Twenty, ,years afoxwhefhopes to be fquote. livi ' luxiquoteb That's the best,-and we' hope- you achieve it. , 24' 1+ ' GERTRUDE ANN McKEOWN When Irish eyes are smiling and Gert's usually are, for she's a gay, happy-hearted girl who loves to sing and'dance. Gert's always as refreshing and welcome as the first robin in spring. LUT R cLAl ' T v i :..o'. it-Zglfo h' un t m.qIn egffuture he oe ,ee.nC'f. 0 - arp ' ' . X- , EDWIN MIHALKO To anyone, he is Ed, to his more intimate friends he is Head , and to all he is a swell guy. He was a decided asset to our football team and is an all-around swell guy. ARDEN MILLER Ardy likes to come to school, as he puts it, because he doesn't have to work hard. Oh well, everyone to his opinion. He would like to travel and be a success at living twenty years from now. DAVID MONK If he were as old in years as he is in knowledge, Dave would be the grandfather of the class. You could search the world ovegf but never would you find a more oyal, harder working fellow than our Dave. FRANK MONTEDONICO One of Uncle Sam's services is Frank's destination after leaving us. While there, he should be able to satisfy his urge to travel and see the World. CATHERINE MORRASH Kate's a mighty attractive gal, and coupled with this is a fun-loving, fun-creating disposition. A wiz at basketball, this trim young lady holds the center of attention on and off the court with equal ease. JOSEPH MORRASH Do you know Joseph? Of course you do, but you probably know him as Rico, His future seems un- decided as yet, but he seems to want a happy and leisurely life. JOHN Mosaic ' ,, In a short time from now itiivillfibiif Seaman John Moser as his'plans include Y the Navy.1.-Hisvfayoritgflfe pastime is playing pinochle. CQuite well, I must sayl. GEORGE MOSES Teeny was outstanding for i Alma 'Mater this year on 't.he,1l wrestling mat, Gym is hisifavontei subject. Twenty years from HOW9'l he plans to have his own business. .4,. ,ul . U .ff 'v . y 5- y- . - 'X' 5'--' IHA'-QW f ,H l GEORGE NA-MQEY3 ff fl 14,-4. SwindleI7is a lively lad-wiho likes to dance and jokc with Mac Mc- Gowan, Sr. He is'a fegular Casan- ova when he gets started, so look, out, girls. .LEANNETTE NOROSKI .JeannetUe's always, welcomed any- wherai at any. time, and iseif a' y Wonder! Her quiet charlhjblea iff, I agreeable- ways, and ever-rzady smilemake her 'an eitrernely nice young ladyfwhom irqsfa pleasure tofclairn. as' our fowniin ' vi f V 1 , J, 1 Xl 'f'9ALl,01,4,r Zigi L44 Azs if rn X AW! ' T 4 1 li an 'fu , a Ng t g in imming LZ d ba e , and a straightfor- v A 8 - I 0 11 ' ,. z d 5, LFfL s so U, lar. L. if V c 052 A ,LF naff cted manner are com nts of J n's personality. This ly c e buddy to ' in gikle-little wonder ii-j1.oRENcE 0'BRIEN T63Flossie'goes our vote for Miss Friendiy of 1949. If you ever thought she was uiet, change your 'mind, she's not. ghe is a bundle of laughter and song, and she will look mighty pretty in a nurse's uniform. JAMES 0'BRl EN With his smiling good nature OB should go a long way. He would like to hunt and fish all his life, but seriously, he plans to attend college after leaving our fair halls. Fabio! ' ' N f 7 .f f' ff- J. K, L If 'l cv, V. X it,,, Q, ,. K . - ,K , .. Xl K Q f .f , . , X. L - 4 --I I ,RICHARD 0'DEA Dick is one of those shy, quiet boys of whom we never hear much, but he really gets around. He is cheer- ful and easy-going with a dazzling smile. n. WILLIAM 0'DEA Butch's mind runs generally in the. direction of sports and we all k of hispxcellent record on the ,fd1d?gallX'fi'eld. He plans to attend ,Notre Bame,an'd then travel the pgountrgvf 3. M JAMES 0'KANE Whitey can grin from ear to ear, and he often does. He came to school these last six years to make merry times and send his class- mates into gales of laughter. STEPH EN ROBERT OWENS Steve is that good-looking young fellow we see sauntering about. His athletic ability was shown on the wrestling team. He plans either to get a job or go into the service next year. We know he will succeed in either one. HELEN PADDUCK If everyone were as pleasant and as full of fun as Helen, school would be a complete pleasure. She admits that being a good listener for a sad story leads to her down- fall. Happy sailing on the sea of matrimony. LANE PATRICK Personality plus brains plus talent plus good looks is surely not going, to leave Lane behind in anythingg Proof: talent, Senior Play, Ama- teur Nightg brains, a f ur year engineering scholarship qbyon in competition, personality, talk to him and see him everywhere, looks, just glance at him! DOLORES A. PETROVICI-I What a gal, this Dolores! Every- one knows her talent for singing, her ability as a student, and her great capacity for friendship. Dol- ores' grace, charm, and allure, are unequalled and unexcelled. Q tx EDWARD PETTIT I Resin on the bow and here we 4' go! That's Pettit-always ready to be the caller at a square dance. He's a very versatile fellow-fy wrestles, plays the harmonica, raises chickens And to wpxitgair Ig, he's heading for Annapolis. K I , J , ' .Qxg N XEDWARD Jrmssifnjvisn idik Duke is one of thie mosifelike bln fefiows around. -His, in ratiating little boy manner amg?no:ent airs 'are deceptively allu Hg. But bc- ware, he is dynamilei 'Ed likes to gamble-with cards andxggts-he stacks up perfectly. 1 ' x. ,u -, , MARIAN BARBARA PUPK Y Able to laugh heartily and long at he r own shortcoming, always ready to entertain with her delight- ful work on the piano, Marian's really a fine gal to those who understand herg she's willing to dw favors galore any time at all, for her pals. 'Lrefmiixnqfovikffff-rf 512 fix? fl L11 . 1. gfgssaafiir' hgmg, 1 . is bo pedeyesf a likinglltgdt - o ley al , a e ld ywlht-v...r-pu. , I7 1 'Wa 11 , e 1' h f .tic e li ng la ghtef? will be ' us a a . ' , wa olv OL SAL A N JI, ! i A per ual ncing bal o oyjud m rim t I ith fre kl :il shh ort din foryse - i T cute p loves TID I an S llfalmyl A Q,wf..Tl .f A N -f WILLIAM POWELL QT? sarcasm lashes at oniyk' an,i wind on a winter dl V I niodds are as diverse as ., thercp Ps of the rainbow hues ,which he guts to excellent use in js favorfgqxistime and talent, the fieilfi of art. ' JANE RURSELL Bi one of ourdnost captivating Qcheerleafiers, a finger in almost, I every acltivi ytaround.. 'I-Ier charm- ing wa ave wwf her'ho'sts of friends, and she-can l1ave'her,piclr- if the IW-Eligible males any time atxalp orevpower to you! X M ui' X ' J , U' ,4 ffl ,fi l 4 fi if .ff 6 1 I If 'I , if JH Reps QUAY ar ie is ein!! the paradoxes of school he is noted for has A tggnlty and retloence, but 6 tsideqh is fafgcomedian capable of affording his audience immense amusement. 'f WILLIAM REDICK Rill's not going to be in the dark all his life. No sir, he plans to be an electrician after serving Uncle Sam in the army. His good sense of humor will bring him all the luck he needsyin this world. 4 la . 'QV I ,Q M YDORE REESE Iwil is,t j'vial guy who is air an or hi islick selectionlof Lpgown M his doarning red wavy cl x e --' He h' proved his ability . 1 gy od vyp r as manager of the 'lfvr ing . X d. He also has a way with the gidljk Goodiluck, Red. M ii 5-Jilbwv J a N e handsome Q amb1t1 1 e 1 4 , 61' ar sure altfkg d-e nincoleti i A L I O E X l X I . l c N .dv W.: .1 l A- ya., Qn E. I 66 54' xgn d, xx., ,, , ' ' 1 ' to .,..- ' N ill'ona e th . -S D., P Bmqv h j u , .Z ii: - if tu , v ll ., 1 X, .- Ana . ,. 9 . 4. il THQMAS HUNTER REID Tom's Ia r gum fellow, liked by - boys ggweilt as the femmes. He's amat ral a or,.,also fin? pieasure , inibooks-4so we may ha e a play- wright in our midst! Tommy wants to' be of some service to mankind- a commendable ambition, indeed! RALPH E. RITTENHOUSE Ritt' is one of our shy, quiet guys, but as the saying goes, You can never tell a book by its cover. This quotation fits him-when you open the book and get to know him, he is really tops. JOHN ROBERTS Everybody knows this happy little guy, and rightly so. With his friendly attitude toward others, and his famous pin whirling, he's sure to make a perfect score, not only in bowling, but in anything he undertakes. WILLIAM ROUGHSEDGE Recipe: Three or four parts modesty Two measures quietness An overflowing cup of good sportsmanship A dash of good humor Result: A batch of friends CLEDWYN ROWLAN A l .f-r,.f!m'if'f 99 Presenting an all-around fellow vvho's at home ,anywhere whether it be huntingaand fishing ipf tnheii great out-oh oors or wrestliii' in gym. Cled has a knaclqxiotfpgay- ing cards, studying, Spanish, an,dr. above all, winning riends.L, 'f' f' 4 'K bbc W s NANCY MARILYN RUYER Never without a beau, never with- out a kind word, never ever with- out a smile. Nancy's really a won- derful kid and an oomphy major- ette besides. She's done fine work this year with our Elmp1-int. We salute you, Editor! HARRY RUSS Say it with music , that's Har 's pet phrase. This 'fellow isfhwiii ng to oblige with a favorite tiufief y time, and can henichew the' tl Harry is a past master in the arty of story-telling and corivevrs tion as' any of ,his ayid jisteners . ill tell , 1 ,. ,V fn . youu, nf' ' ! .. 7f'Y'YiJl' 1 i I,-xdiffthfy fl A3 wwf 1 I 4 G MICHAEL RUSTIC He whistles while he works-if ever. Mike is the quiet type upon first meeting, but when you get to know him, he is a very interesting personality. DOROTHY SABA Well boys, don't think you are the only ones who can join the service, because it seems that Dottie, too, wants to be classed in the ranks of llncle Sam's army. Stick to your ambition, Dottie, it sounds exciting. SHIRLEY SABA A helpful and sweet personality which endears her to all is one of Shirl's prime assets. She tinkles the ivories beautifully, also loves to play volleyball. Shirl aims to be a good business woman and mistress of a happy home. I e AS DONALD JOSEPH SABATINO 'Quantity, a minimum, quality, a ma.xi'h'ium Sab is the tiny char- acter with 'the billion dollar grin and unsatiable fondness for base- hallf Radiating friendliness deluxe, this glad little guy adds a certain extra, welcome something Fvheia- Never he goes. A gf' . , ' N-.4 f F a J 1 f J, V , Yr, L 4,-'if uhxlhy D L y, ' ',r.,,s q ' Li,--if l A ' -LlJl1ifDL, hu 1 ie of t Vguvs vu o Mshmg nd m n th u ur Hubby 0 KJ , 1 .J ' MA' A M. I . 'Il fa . fis 1 ith .3 pon -at leas U71 In . h b ts :I . ,L ld 1. Us f im Fl 'm 'i the 1 erc nt maifji-Bee the orl fi finally re '11 in afflu- Www NANCY LOUISE SCI-ILIER Naney's jolly, amiable, and full of vim-gets a kick out of 'most everything, and somehow we do too, when we are around her. She likes swimming and smart clothes, wants to be an M.D.'s gal Friday. Scoops of success, Nutty! Ek x ' one of ur handsome goim seu,U1'TEu Qiec rl ers and oh NK he if-It 5X IIl c arts a fiu r! A lover W o :ASTM 1 - 'iar IS he. So gal hun rs, .it , u g aps with de- 'X lfabwsels, X ou plan on c' chi - . e X his one' N g,,N05' Wm'W.IV f nj .- N U, C s Y irl's am 'tic i li e Ey- he Ome a . e ' biircxhe algr x m ' l with her e ha' ey . nd of' cc, '.e he ig . . e to be 91 0' on X ny . magazine SHIRLEY SHAVER Here is a quiet little miss who, land I quotei, next to e:1ting,like5 to sleep . Shirl always finds time to listen to the radio, esp:-cially Fred Waring programs. With all this, she mixes art work, and the results are stupendous. Lois ANN sHAw' Did you ever see a dream, walk mg? wen, Lo Cf-miniy meets the requirements, for shds up ex.. quisite creature with a honey of a dispssition and a gentle voice ,to match. oh, how win her pupils ever, ever study 'Y I , l V K 1 lil V . 2 , 1 f , Mft' . E 3 ' I 1 LJ! ' 'MflLI..Ii'I l4I'iflVI.I,ljI,L,. . ., if . Th6iTC'S.-never 'a fdufllgmbfni-nt when Mo lie's arotmi, 'She's as much fun -as a barrel of monkeys and almost as noisy. M0lli.e's hobby is men and she 'has a listlof past and present flames a mile long. 1 'I uri . 'fkfb .F -' sANlnzA JEAN Slhliwg- A real man killer--t at's Sandra: She has a definitefta eptvfor flirt- ing. One flutter'o her eyelashes, one charming rirnjle and she's landed another. When Sandra be- comes a woman in white she'll drive the doctors wild. I ' i . A 6 'XX 4 pf , Q 1i, P 'VIARJORIE JUDY SMlld,Y4EN Poggie'si'Nperm e t abode seem- how anyWh'eNS' Use wou n ser njiqlgke horse, 1,9-u,l,l,,f fun and mlschieffaxlways reafly to regale us with an amusing account of her latest eseapade,-that's our 'Tog- to be-Hethilid , ' v A 4 , ' 219 I -H Sf--Q Y- 39 LEO SOLOMON M.G.M. has Leo the l.i::n, but we have Leo the Lamb is the ery of Lou's feminine fan club members. Leo was a spark plug on our foot- ball team this year and a really swell fellow who deserve: all the hest of everything. 5 M YRNA at h st t t F K 2 Y. oupi 1 ap d- bx d, n .ath he jnical ,e i nd I K il ln t . ft 2. butter. and a ELIZABETH SORBER lf we had a frame handy we would put this pleasant picture in it, then, eicryone could brighton his day with one glance at Betty's gloom- chasing countenance. With such a capacity and determination for making others happy, she is bound io find happiness herself. is I lwwiixblfkfigq , mc' 61, was aben hier Gr. .' . peflk euts 'it a ' ei ic -L nt, t- lV I 8? 2 al' lv WISLC cks lies MA lu: wil EDWARD ANTHONY ST Ed may be his in thc successgllasy de NANCY RLANCIIE STEIN i'Nancy of the laughin' face and also Nancy of the rose petal checks and sultry voice, slnfs the one we know. All kinds of music, popular an.l classical, appeal to this seduc- iixc songstrcss. Next year she'll be gracing thc campus of l'enn State. Y E t her bring me 'RE .'T IRLI ' ya. S Q, fr4 e m be uiet, but he ce t 'nl A a h 'tgeqbeen ' att? 1 c . . f you ever need a mechan just call Fred. He will 1 ga to lend a hand if he isn't rlrsgfgiin his plans for a hunting or fishing trip. MARY STILES This blondie adds a touch of color to this fair school, and no wonder, just look at those golden tresses. Mary likes to spend her time riding in cars and positively loves french fries . O.K. goldilocks, go to it! Watch out for bears. Jlwlsf . 1- N T SUMI EC Alt this 'hy ss is diminu- ti ' , s ' 8 ' f or he . She pa . i p ove our word by becoming a at ut: beautician. So llows, keep yourt' 1 ' I eyes open for ose gorgeous girls. a GEORGE THOMAS wer ust ha e ch e r fa 'tdso o w a she im nnin a - ev Ve pe I y a ' ti s ile. He also was race an ch m of a hula- e l ? m tell you. MARY LOUISE THOMAS No, 'tyre not sui ir f o dou rv' ' he o ofjff t . e 'r an ad lgjrpiuv, 5 t ' ,f. -1 a- i .f b 860 since H3- u ., t' .,.,. --' 0? ' yb, is e- ' en them, herds p lon of hr-adorable. I PEGGY JANE THOMAS - 'x K . . . 5 . . . dose of wisdom and ' lll twofold measure of incxiqsity a virtue, a darling duet of d' 'ntines and beauty, and duplicates lbgfini and friendship. In fZICt,N!.I' -Lou and Peggy ane are like aplgiasant pair of pi ies, ' if A . N N . xr A x f N X 4 . N WILLIAM TI-IURNITON Bill's middle name could easily be Adonis, but for some re'as0n,f,hsS Potentional Romeo .prefersatd hoard his multitudirious charm5L In fact, he even. blushes, afbright vermillion when tactfully' pursued. Oh, gee! ROSE MARY TIG UE Shy, sweet and sincere, that's our Rose Mary. This dark-haired lass with the charming smile has a wide circle of friends. She will be a de- cided asset to any businessman, as a most competent secretary. FRANCIS TOMALIS This senior lad has a favorite hob- by of going out somewhere, any- time and any place. He comes to school, we suspect privately, to an- noy the teachers and make for him- self a good time. ,a 1 -, A if. V f 1 7 i lwru AIQLENE TRAVER -. if This lassxisfone of our popular sen- iopkn Rutlfsxpopulority was shown ' e she 'was chosen Mohawk ueen at the Pigskin Prom. This bundlegx charm plans to become a n a d we are sure she will e an exiglent one. . t.i'fi V -r ' f f i' N WILBUR DONALD TREAT Here's a guy with an exceptional talent for attracting feminine ad- miration. With his motto love 'em and leave 'em , he proves a real heart-breaker. Will's hobby is hunting deer-the four-legged var- iety. Happy hunting, Will! BETTIE JA YNE TREDINNICK Sometimes a little befuddled, some- times a little blonde, but always our, own lovable, laughable Bettie. Gorgeous clothes and handsome ment bring' a sparkle to her eye. Stay gay for many a day, Bettie! MARIE ANN TRUSZKOWSKI An omnivorous reader, Marie also delights in outdoor sports, plays the accordian as an avocation. Marie has proved her adaptability to new situations, and accompanied by our best wishes, cannot help but find pleasant traveling on the paths of lifc. LILLIAN TUCKOS IJon't you just love that captivat- lng new England accent, and the gal who uses it? Green-eyed Blondie, with her irrestable charm, has collected a vast amount of friendship. Lil will easily glide from her beloved swimming pool right into your heart. ' f 2 4 - ,X i 'w,,.,,.x i ,,.,-.N , 4 rl PHILIP WALSH . Phil has one of the most Outstand- ing personalities in the class. It just shines from his Irish eyes. His many interests include clubs and sports around school. College and a gocd job will keep him busy in the future. MARGARET LUUISE W 1 , . ' N'-' ESZEYF agltpal todbxiile gui at and el' Sprlg X gQO 1. V legs- andy contagious. She adores danc- ing,-and with her.-eng ' ' ner is never at a Loss for inter t- ing partners. Hail to-.RAg,,3 bination super secreta w ll S gal! -T' Li ' JL4 PI-IYLLIS MARILYN WEISS A skill in arts and crafts, a rugged determination to get ahead, and a veritable fountain of knowledge are Phyllis'. Add to these a stimulat- ing rapier-sharp wit and the result is a grand gal having a goodly por- tion of the ingredients for success. JUAN WENTZEL Rebel is the Southland's gift to us, and mighty glad were we to get her! Lobster tail, basketball, and A. G. Bell's invention are tops with Joanie. Her sense of humor will cheer any patient. g HOWARD-E. wns'r Howard just takes life in itastride. You'll never find him looking troubled or perplexed -because he seems not to have,a care in the world. His happy-go-lucky attitude is a welcome change from school's darker -m ments. Tall? han some, and powerful de- scr' sdfksty, the star athlete of the enior Class. His sensational lg WAYNE wEsT Kea in otball, baseball, and bas- etball h e damled sports fans far a wi N 's experiences in I o s sm s ill surely hel hi d in. , game of N3-is l HAZEL Wl-lIT'I'ING'I'0N Hazcl's favorite pastime is reading and having conversations with in- teresting people. Of 'course this will all go to help her in her life's ambition to be a psychiatrist. Right now she is having a career in mod- clling. DONALD WILKE I3uster's corny cracks and never failing self-confidence and savoir- faire made him an Amateur Night M. C. again. In fact, this guy can be depended upon for any stage performance. His poise and come- what-may attitude forecast a fu- ture of many parts. WILLIAMS ROBERT HUGHES WILLIAMS 'I'rofessor is skyscraper-like in size, and has the intellect to match. Spontaneity and dry wit distinguish this fellow with the singular aspir- ation of becoming an atomic physi- 1-ist. Professor, we have every confidence in your success. . ,A'i c ion! ' z 's '. swea ers z aus of m ny mini - ear ' quick quips ve pr ' ed m a laugh, and p o W 199915 N llSpo1' I' ' pez cc, ch and 6 a D1 s as I1 e lu t IQ exu ent ba b form h s h'. . ' myrc t hi 'ny a 'llwlfwhlt rt NANCY .I N WO E ' Take one p s ' -ss, wo s laughter, al he r st fr nd- liness a c , ir ell the result ' Na .l' nci tour- 111g 1 fl i g in ' e clc s bring a gl - m in the es of isicandy- ee ki . JY A . - ,,,,,.X Q can X 2? Y 11: ii rw it' 'swung L .1 K lr? This dark llIII, 'ul is e - ' of the Ca' 'a' f' Sen' Class. Condor if 'howl .o ' - us he can do as well 1 rt. is in YQ his acaclemic st X A C . - r fi ,, . az A4 6 YU s ' ' skillful o lllll' n the old dance floor. In hi re serious moments, he plan: ts 'circle the globe with Uncle Sanfs Army, I-Iere's to you, Private Iletel X Balt? 1 ZEEK rs K Wander s ikes Ilon al equen terval: ho nows but that t youn an n ight not only e ' . ch' iol globe- ter, but 'elll bel hat he'll e trstt in a plan of his own E NI M A ZE'I I'L ES Watch out below! I'llllIIIil claims she has a terrible temper and throws things when she's angry We disagree whole-heartezlly though 'cause she's as gentle and agree! able as a lamb. - V 'nv l,wdoc,5i1QQJif'1 'fu fl z11f:1z1:o Happy go luczgfgails o' llllll, the gal vvllmlpif 1-Slim-I mls with her W' i' rena ks- ss who? Thats Zeb' ' I'RF'lN S111-'s right at ho on I s all and volleyball c rts' s. -l. All this equals Zeb,Q- II Mivell gal. If C If UF 1950 l Hom-3 Room 305 Teacher: Miss Mary Jule Dougher- First Row tleft to riuhtj Jean Johnston, Ann Marie Smith, Victoria Elias, Clementine Petro, Natalie Komar, Carle Persimr, Jean Helms, Arlene Slabinski, Doris Olshnn, Patricia Donahue-. Second Row-Patrieia Mason, Mildred Hauer, Elvanorq- Sterling, Dorothy Terbille, Naney Lee Hannye. Joan Van' derburg, June Davis, Gertrude Scanlon. Third Row -Robe-rt Hullihan, Elwood Humzartvr. Edward Donnelly, Joseph Knorr, Donald Fry, James Moore, Harold Hirthler, Carl Favanaugh, George Hath. Fourth Row -fRichard Thomas, Rivhard Rummer, Georg:- Ream, Robert Hassm-l, Harry K1-mmerer. Eugene Finkle' stein, Ke-ith Snee, Kenneth Mann. HOME ROOM 306 '1'6i'cher: Miss Anne Hughes First Row ileft to riprhtl Connie Culverhouse, Emily Mar- owski, Phylis Glasser. Delphine Carr. Alive Williams, Yvonne Hond, Carol Simon. Maureen Doster. Second Row-James Marquette, PQ-ter West, l lorn-nre Har- low. .Alive Van Jura, Marilyn Stevens, Ann Sehuler. Kath- erine Weiss, Harry Harris, Fred Neddotf, Tholmas llird. Third Row Robe-rt Thomas, Richard James, Thomas Knzetu. Thomas Nirton, Jane Yeager, Margaret Redick. Russell Evans, William Rosengrant, Paul llarrouk. Fourth Row Joseph Saelwtt, Robert Moore, Donald Kressley, Alfred Aire-lolf, John Jevit. Robert Line. Absenteefliettie Fannon. HOME ROOM 307 Teacher: Miss Helen Lynch First Row lleft to rightb Betty Coulter, Shirley Marllouyrall, Lois Hutforml, Dolores Price, Beverly Trimns, Marilyn Wilkes, Aileen Casnin, Shirley Thomas. Serond Rowf-Sylvia S4-her-tman, Heather llrooks, Joan Shen. Dorothy Newman, Jn--inette Gm-orm-. Ethel Smith, Alive Frail. Third Row-'Thomas Miller, Howard Jones. Alan Vivian, Allan Gerstein, Joseph VValI. VVilIiam Sr-hwimrer, Robert Seibel, Len Noble. Fourth Row Peter Ostrofski, William VVard, Robert Thonms, Melvin Lebowitz, Fred Hankes. Fred Smith. Fharles Kellar, Richard Smith. Absentees Je-an Fillestinr. Ruth Feriruson. HOME ROOM 308 Teacher: Miss Rita Murray First Row tleft to rightl-Joan Middleton. Esther Franchi. Eileen McDermott, Patricia Schau, Beverly Punshon, ge:-anne Casner, Jeanette Bird. Joan Pappas, Priscilla utge. Second Row -Paul Netzel. Doris Mappes, Josephine Kormas, Beryl Em-khart, Betty Hontz, Clementine Kupstas, Bertha Slllilvr, Nancy Thomas. Charles Gender. Third Row-James Darralrh. Robert, Grohol, Gilbert Griffiths. gOi'lTll'l.ll Gates, William Davis, Leonard Thomas, Robert DIES. Fourth Row-Warren Miller, Clifford Sweet. Wesley Rhiel. Absentees-Phyllis Greenberg, Irving Kleinman, Peter Kut- sup. Joseph Lenahan. HOME ROOM 309 Teacher: Miss Esther Trethaway First Row tleft to right! e-Rose Rakauskas, Shirley James, D1-tty Ann Smith, Ruth Roderick, Barbara Gearhart, Connie Hoc-kwith, Margaret Welch, Mary Hankus. Second Row nloseph Thomas, Audrey Green, Joan McHugh, Joan Mullstetf, Jane Troxell, Edith Cornell, Reva Goss, Ann Marie Burns, Albert Kaiser. Third Row Thomas Goulden, ,Arthur LaRfosv, William Mur- phy, William Dervin, Lawrence Moss, Donald Doranyz, James Balmer. Fourth Row Clifford Wolfe, Edward Yanulavaue, John Elias, Robert Davies, Gus Alexion, llernard Nairle, Allen Gutstein, Millard Rhines, Donald Pripstein. Abscnteese Joan Butler, Nancy Dugan. HOME ROOM 310 Teacher: Miss Miriam Watkins First Row tlvft to rightl -l'atri4-ia Borland, Lois Obitz. Grace Burns-tt, Lois Murray, Flaire Nauss, Marilyn Wil- liams, l'atl'ic'ia Mood, Elizabeth Bond, The-resa Zlliiarek, Lois Knecht. Sm-fond Row Francis Sauerwine, Leon Levin, Betty Jane Lintlenmuth, lk-tty Jane Goodman. Rita Bolcarovir, Eliza- beth Sy,mons, Morgan Davis. Third Row Philip Gallagher, Martin Cook, Jn-rry Miller. David Slimak, Norman Evans. William Murphy, Samuel Baroody, John Wlliams. Fourth Row ffRoln-rt Robinson, Charles Groll. William Thomas, Eugene Chismer, Michael Reilly, Robert Tosh, Harold Rustay. Absentecs Paul Miller. HOME ROOM 201 Teacher: Miss Anne Jones Left to right Evelyn Williams, Faye Keiser, Dorothy Shat- fer, Robert Rinehimer, Margaret Dunn. EC If F191 93 Boys 106 Girls 199 Total HOME ROOM 202 Teacher: Miss Marguerite Beidler First Row tleft to rightl -fMar0ellia Wineski. Joanna- Prire, Elizabeth Sloane, Joanne Rosenthal, Roberta tioltlstt-in, Janet Harrison, Evelyn Thomas. Second Row--Nancy Ret-se. Joan Pace, Beverly Thomas, Rosalyn Coplan, Je-anne Fortinsky. Third RowffJame-s Dress. Robert Ist-ly, George Matll, Thomas Lally, William Williams, Leo Kntsnp, Fourth RowWFrancis Chokola, William Rytler, Robert Lt-wis, Thomas Prisk, Paul Wolfe, Bt-rnarml Carley, Robert Rirh- ards. Absenteesf-Beverly Brelsfortl. Margaret Net-clham. Sally Zet- tles. HOME ROOM 206 Teacher: Miss Frances Cymek First Row tleft to risrhtl -Joanne Bayer, Shirloy Thomas, Marie Mack, Louise Miller, Janice O'Connt-ll, Nant-y Mars- land, Dorothy Smith, Phyllis Conklin, Second Row f-Regina Paddock, Marilyn Petrrs, Leonartla liar- tuski, Barbara Garrah, Eclith Vivian, lit-tty Jane Jett:-rson. Third Row -Leo Sallitt, John Thomason, William Rnshworth, Melvin Roth, Jerry Cohen, Robert Dymnntl, Herbert Ret-so. Fourth Row- -James Brf-wster. Teal Zwiebel, James llonnt-lly, Russell Philipp, Charles Kline, Arthur l airc-hiltl, Melvin Shaw. Absentees Mary Lunist- Musrey. HOME ROOM 210 Teacher: Mrs. Anna Harrison First Row lleft to riuhtl Jnsly Svhnlvnlnlry, Jeanne l.ipox'- sky, ll0roth5 Maw Evans, lsabel Kirkpatrirlt, Marianno Peehulis, Ruth Mint-r. Marin Hates. Carol Rau, Sarah llivk, Ann ML-Gill. Second Row 'Roger Robins. Catherine Davis, Rita tielb, Mar- garet Gairatelt, Lois I.0n5:, Miriam Jeanne lleartlen, Joan Brislin, Milton Richards. Third Row -ltaviml Chiiros, Harolsl tlilliiran, llonalml Anker, , Lewis Bat-hman, James Sr-hutter, tlirarsl Curran. Roirut t Williams, Fourth Row fHaroltl Havfelv, Ralph Gotlleslxi, Carl Smith. Ahsentecs -Fxlward Hoyrgarth, Eugenv Main-rs HOME ROOM 213 Teacher: Miss Helen Nichols First Row lleft. to ritzhtj-Mary Bond, Lois Solomon. Joan Hartwipzsen. Jane Obitz, Joan Brady, Mary Hullihan, Ber- nice Turotl, Mildred Swartwood, Barbara Chudy, Irma Ganz. Second Row--Harold Naugle, Nancy Amos, Betty Lou John- son, Lillian Kellar, Jean Gomh, Charles Thomas, Philip Rodzon. Third Row-David Thomas, Frank Sterling, Earl Shaver, John Hoats, Donald Traver, Richard Nieman. Fourth Row+Clarence Obitz, James Smith, Richard Bush. Absentees'-William Crowder, Margaret Gromel, Oretta Mc- Laughlin. HOME ROOM.2l5 Teacher: Mr. William Scott First Row lleft to righti---Betty l'laltrusaitis,--Doris Cer- wunka, Madeline White, Phyllis Allen, Jacquelyn Nemits, Joan Hauberyzer, Nancy Morrow, ,Eleanore Kochan. Second RowvMargie Jones. Jean Frail, Jean Putprush, Milli- cent Clorkvr, Lucille Malacarne, Rochelle Gardner, Joan Evans. Third Rowgwilliam Dohl, William Obs-id, Clark Kent, Thomas Arnold, Robert Conner, Thomas Thomas. Fourth Row Paul Rose, Thomas McDonald, M-arvin Shapiro, Peter Trethaway, Norman Chanoski. HOME ROOM 302 Teacher: Miss Margaret McHugh First Row lleft to ritrhtl --Joan Pierson, Elizabeth Neddoll, Patricia Fox, Barbara Hughes, Mary Lloyd. Marilyn Bres- law, Audrey Bond. Second Row --Elaine Greenwald, Lanna Jones, Virginia Baiz, Jean Katanie. Third Row 'Y Raymond Cari-y, Edward Casey, Rob:-rt Bertram, Thomas Nichols, Lewis Sheasley, Larry Jones. Fourth Row - David Hunpzarter. Joseph Hunt, Norman Nami-y, Norman Phillipp, Gerald Pave. Absentee Shirley Tran sue. HOME ROOM 318 Teacher: Miss Ruth Merrel First Row Qleft to rizhtl -Judith Stern, Nellie Boruch, El- vira Suhsak, Mary Brozoski, Mary Mulvey, Claire Nelson. Charlotte Bogdan, Ruth Lewis, Mildred Ward, Virginia Zimmerman. Second Row Allan Wolfe, Lorraine Misc-wich, Barbara Hughes Dolores Wi:-ht, Marguerite Kosek, Margaret Cun- ningham, Jeanne Povailitis. Robert Miller. Third Rua' -Thomas Carr, Robert Wilkes, Alfrcil Mele-ski, Donald Murphy, Robert Sabatino, John Williams. Fourth Row'-Robert. James. Charles Hautz, Edwin Wills, John Saylor, Fred Srheihinpz. Absentee-s William Frostbutier. If UI: 1952 HOME ROOM 205 Teacher: Miss Josephine Lenahan First Row lleft to rightl-Mary Brislin, Ethel Darin!-!. Jean Henrathy, Janice Karp, Mildred Barrouk, Naomi Siegel, glolores Manganella, Lucille Stillarty, Regina Kelly, Lenore iupa. Second RowfCatherine Norman, Rose Jones, Joan Helviz, Marilyn Wltzigman, Jeannette Kaszeta, Barbara Papson, Geraldine Stanton. Third RnwiRoger Kline, William Dalon, Robert Thoma. Frank Castrignano. Robert Sinner, William Monahan, Ivan ettit. Fourth Row-Malcolm Williams, Elmer leeds, John Whipple, llfichard Edwards, Robert West, Charles Trimble, Andrew BITDBS. Fifth Row-Dorrance Daniels, Robert Burke. Ahsenftces-Harold Steiner, Dolores Sislak, Arlene Givner. HOME ROOM 211 Teacher: Mr. Harvey Harrison ' First Row lleft to rightl-Nancy Collicott, Dorothy Rushkow- ski. Patsy Wilcox, June Dymond, Ann Polesar, June Reese, Beverly Richards, Nancy Collett, Ruth Hummel, Myrtle Kenney. Second Row-Barbara Klein, Carolyn Kline, Margaret Hiz- xzins, Nancy Marshall, Bernice Swinsk, Patricia McHugh, Jean Daniels. Third Row-David Silverstein, Clyde Casterline, Walter Ry- bitski, William Collett, Herbert Williams, Charles Bogdan, Charles Kresge, Stanley Zulkoski, Jon Aston. Fourth Row-Kenneth Lennon, Charles Kenrick, Chester Miller, Louis Doramz. Edmund Karl, Clarence Baltrusaitis, Robert Rushworth. Absentee!-Patricia Mitchell, LeRoy Despirito. HOME ROOM 212 Teacher: Miss Helen Lees First Row lleft to ripzhtlA-Louise Myers, Dolores Cornell, Carole Brent, Patricia Hannaizan, Caroline llzikoski, Peggy Moore, Janet. Everhart, Noreen Brown, Irene Seramek, Matilda Kuras. Second Row-Fred Boote, Marie Fenimore. Claire Rollman, Marion Pearce, Joan Billett, Lorraine Dunn. Albert Wolfi-, George Evans. Third Row-Marvin Zatcoff, Toby Nagle, James Henson, Robert Davis, John Elliott, Howard Knorr, Joseph Brey- nock, Joseph Korey, John Nargoski. Fourth Row-Ray Williams, James Harkina, William Yeager, James Bailey, ,Allan Rosenberg. Absentee:-Mary Lou Rickard. HOME ROOM 214 Teacher: Miss Veronica Brislin First Row lleft to rightl-Nancy Hughes, Betty Lou Bonham. Louise Dunn, Marguerite McCormick, Kathleen Bergander, Louise Malacarne, Beverly Burden, Jessie Roderick, Helen Kasper, Nancy Miller. Second R0wffHayden White, Bruce Belles, Stewart Caverly, Samuel Adams, Evelyn Casper, Jane Gilbert, Anthony Rakauskas, Albert Glance, Ronald Krnpinski, Clifiord Nasrle. Third Row--John Lanxran, Arthur Dumble, Anthony Decker, John Jackson, Thomas Foose, Saul Roth, William Stubbs, Walter Horchheimer, Francis Judge. Absenleees-Joanne Buckman, Florence Carr, Joyce Jakubo- vitz. Marxzaret Leonhardt. Elizabeth Glasson. HOME ROOM 216 Teacher: Miss Elsie Weaver First Row lleft to riirhtl-Nancy Beam, Dawn Bamford. Kathleen 0'KHI1t', Constance Miller, Gayle Jones, Iiernadine Kumor, Margaret Gebhardt, Lillian Saba, Florence Wan- dell, Mary Marowski. Second Row-James Higgins, Sylvia Ide, Donna Macllouyzall, Ann Stefancin, Bettie Dwyer, Beverly Williams, Lois Whittinlrton. Charles Saumo. Third Row--Edward Strasse, John Seibel, Carl Miss, Gerald McGinty, Seymour Berger, Robert Donbroski, Ronald Evans. Byron Evans. Fourth Row-Marvin Trimas, Dixon Faulls, Max Salsburg, Edward Lewandowski. Absentees-Marie Leonhardt, William Conner, Owen Wil- liams. HOME ROOM 218 Teacher: Miss Helen Lydon First Row lleft to riirhtj-Barbara Kieran, Helen Elias, Joan Folder, Helene Clark, Mary Greenwald, Mary Lou Jones, Kathleen Kennedy, Dolores Ravitis, Amelia Brozaski, June Willlard. Second Row 'Gerald Masavauu, Lewis Moyer, Geraldine Sla- hinski, Lorraine Rei-sc, Audrey Davis, Shirley Readler, Marilyn Mackson, Helen Berton, John Kosek, Robert Lynch. Third Row f--David Lucchino, Robert Hudson. Dean Malkemes, John Lewis, Lee Zurner, Sheldon Davis, John Meehan, Harry Mason. Fourth Row 'Kenneth Barber, Edward Johnson. Abscntccs William Malone. HOME ROOM 221 Teacher: Miss Mary Ford First Row lleft to rightl---Mary Roznick, Joan Kehoe, Ella Mae Dugan. Doris Tepper, Jeanne Clymer, Joanne liria, Sally lirislin, Dorothy Smith. Second Row fllarbara McManus. Esther Fisher, Arla-nv Cooper, Barbara Kiernan, Barbaa Kaufer. Lorraine Navrae til, Jean Upton, Mary Wauner. Third Row Thomas Costello, Fred Trumlxore, Clem Kuras, Floyd Moses. James Gender. Thomas McGinley, Bert Miller. Fourth Row -Edward Gilaky, Daniel Sterling, Alfred Sugden, Mcrwyn Jones, Allen Williams, Thomas Nelson, Thomas Yuhas. Carl Wodaski. Ahscntccs Frederick Pissott, R1-:ina livisel. li C II F 1953 138 Boys 92 Girls 230 Total HOME RooM 110 Teacher: Miss Eleanor Obiri First Row lleft to riirhtl -Betty Thomas. Alive Philipp, Joann Pissott. Joan Henry, Marilyn Moyer, Janire Henry. Dolores llohl, Jeannette Moyer, Marsrare-t llonnm-lly. Ro- berta Tosh. Second Row-George Chapman, Robert Hodgson. Betty Lou Butler, Maryellen Murphy, Rosemary Schwab, Peirizy Wint, Charles Conlon. Martin K:-List-r. don Fairchild, William Decker. Alfred Franklin, Raymond Flueizvl, Tom Hughes. George Schultz. Fourth RowfFrederick Zinn. Jack Hildebrand, Richard Lee, Donald Rogers. Charles llousrhvrty, Jark Rvilly. Jack Mahle, Warren Ravhlis. Abscntees-Roy Baker, Carmella Lawzana. HOME ROOM 112 Teacher: Miss Mnrizucrite Smith First Row lleft to riszhtl Wilma Butler, Evelyn Roche, Joan Walp, Margie Smith, Sharlio Wolfe, Claire Payne, Carol Pryor, Roberta Whittington, Ann Aikens. Janice Riley. Second Row -Fafherne Mcllermott, Joan Tomario, Elfrie-da Fraley, Anne Kennedy, Anita Sc-hwenk, Ira-ne Svheihinu, Lee Matus. Third Row -Ronald Ley, Morgan Lewis, Gomer Jones. Ru. er, Karl Thomas, Gary Evans, Fourth Row Lawrvnre Cohen. Edward Hayduk. Harold Schechter, Rob:-rt Kuss. S1-ymour Holtzman. Fran:-is Need- ham. Wziylie Endler. Donald Kahat. Absentees -Joseph Gray. HOME ROOM 203 Teacher: Miss Mabel Evans First Row lleft torightl James VVest. Lois Flark. lla-verly Coulter, Marianne- Curley, Lois Prutzman, llolorcs Hartn- ski, Marie Mauer, Ruth Knorr, June Hunuarter, Mario Zorzi. Second Row Daniel Bo:-ark, Thomas Wolfe. llonald IN-Finn. John Malloy. Robert Miller. Thomas Hankey, Harold l'utt-r- bauyzh. Richard S1-hwalenheriz, Ralph Brin-hl. Third Row Stanley tlrzybowski. ticorm- H4-nninu, Edmund Gilroy, Reese Phillips. Henry H1-lfrirh. James Russ. John Rems. Fourth How Charles Hloss. Stanley tlodleski. Stanley Har- vinski, Frank flranda. Absenlees Thelma Norma n, Third Row -William Tosh, Robert Gaynor. Irvin Weiss, Gor- bert Gelh, Calvin Valarusso. Donald Miller, Merritt Wheel- HOME ROOM 204 Teacher: Miss Margaret Fox First Row lleft to rixzhti -Joan Myers, Georirine Berfold L V Mlll'HHl'Qi Thomas. Gladys Geisinirer, Donna Waite, Bar- bara Meier, Joanne Dietz, Bertha Blaine, Maryetta Kem- merer, Dolores Berger. Second Row'--Donald Roberts, William Keatimr, Donald Win- der Harry Swithers. Robert Powell Delbert Hannis J s- , A , , 0 eph Malone. Donald Marder, Francis Keller. Third Row- -William Challenger, Richard Bevan, Harry Hess, Jesse Savitz, Wayne Wilson. Henry Wiechert, Perry Trox. Fourth Row Patrck Barney, Albert Ternarantz, Lloyd Miller, Stephen Dual. HOME ROOM 208 Teacher: Miss Helen Watts First Row Ileft to right!-iBrinley Meleski, Ethel Stile, Nancie Klose, Lois Weisberizer, Elizabeth Povalitis, Jean Lent Beverly Amos, Bc verl Matzel Calole Carlit James - f ' Y 'V ' I' ' Y. Coulter. Second Row --James Isely, James Line, Wayne Nichols. James Thomas, Arnold Popkv. Harold D.1tter, George Kem- merer. Robert Myers, Clyde Harvey, Robert Frail. Third Row -John Wenner, Edward Jacobs, William Johns, licorice Uuuureit, Harry Powell, Paul Zelinski, Richard Ayre, James Moses, Samuel Moses. Absentee:-1 f-Catherine Schwab. Rosemary Vital, Emerson tlromel, Richard Morgrans. HOME ROOM 209 Teacher: Miss Charlotte Brown First Row lleft to risrhti---.Audrey Upton, Marraret Tosh, Dorothy Lane. Mary Jean Edwards, Eleanor Wnorowski, Jian Kumielza, Catherine Roberts, Joan Schwab, Lois Wil- liams. Second Row Joseph Philistine, Daniel Minneck, John Jack- son, Constance Muskauski. Marion Rudaski. Dorothy Hal- den, LaVere Stiles, Paul Kaiser. Robert Belles. Third Row -Burton Luster, Huszh Styborski, Bert Schuman Joseph Kumiepro, Ormond Lonir. Fourth Row James Malloy, Andrew Ziebro. Kenneth Mar- tin, YVilliam Gelsleichter. Albert Sweeney. Ahscntees- Robert Cook. John Galvin. HOME ROOM 109 Teacher: Miss Mary Burke First Row th-ft to right! ---Josephine Manila. Judith Allen, B'rnice Cohen, Maureen Lally, Mary Ellen Feebish. Phv- llis Walsh, Warner Gritien, Barbara Moser. Gail Stafford, Barbara Artemili. Second Row Sheldon May, Es'her Priestman, liarbara Zal- coll, Mary Schuler, Jean liaswinkel. Lois Hartwipzscn, Shirley Lyons, Kathleen Saba, Robert Jacobs. Third Row Larrv Amdur, John Schmidt, Sam Pechinlia, Eugene Bri-ner. Jesse Fhoper, Chris Mullsteti, Dennis Mc- Ntlis, Hillard Hoilman. Fourth Row -William Teeter, David Valaik. Samuel Mines. Fred Hot-hreiter, Harry Leonard, Richard Eyermau. Absentees Harry Lee, Kathv Mtchell, Sylvia Rabinowitz. If C II F 1954 HOME ROOM 101 Teacher: Miss Mary McBride First Row tleft to right! Gertrumli- Polanowski, Marcella Kaminski, Miltlrexl Madison, Betty Janc Rowan, Audrey Miller, Marcella Carr, Joan Myers, Janet Daniels, Fathcr- ine Butler. Second Row-Rosemary Lee, Susan Zimmerman. Martin Malia, Kenny Hoats, Andrew Tomasko, Charles Pahlor, John Powell, Audrey James, Shirley Everett. Third Row---Robert Mohr, Walter Powell, Rob:-rt Solomon, Richard O'Ncill, Michael Del llalso, Harry Nelson. James Gclsleichter, Douglas Hannis. Fourth Row Charles Klub, Farl Woocls, Joseph llolombo, James Dwyer, Carl Christian, Ronnie Mt-Neill, Francis Fenneran. Absentees f-Doris Allen, Jeannette Fannon, Lori-tta Kumor, Sue Margo Lustig. HOME ROOM 102 Teacher: Miss Mary Burns First Row tleft to right! Dorene Lyons, Bt-tty Wilton, Gail Eastwood, Margaret Phillips, Shirley Mills, Mary Beth Jacobs, Patricia McTague, Elf-anor Malia, Joan Abraham. Second Row Naomi Scalzo, Eleanor Green. Phyllis Jutlgc, Patricia Swierczynski, Pearl Phili:-tine, Kay Cunningham, Elsie Secley, Frances Brewster. Third Row.-'Donald Weaver. Richard Hanuis, William Gro- mel, Richard Aston, Howard Hoe-ringer, Arthur Pattison. Fourth Row -Herbert Evans, Jamcs Smith, William Dwyer, Joseph Berton, Charles Cavanaugh, Jay Brown. Fifth Row-John Mills, George Abraham, Joseph tlarroh, John Wnorowski, Lestt-r Kraus, Keith Bonham. Absentees -Albin f'hupcavich, William Ifranchi, llomayiu- Hagenbaugh. HOME ROOM 103 Teacher: Miss Louise Fischer First Row lleft to right! fJane Rubenstein. Marie Net-tlham, Lillian KllIlHiHS, Dorothy Brown. Roberta Hoovf-r, Barbara Shapiro, Helena Coury, Kay O'Dea, Maryann Powell, Jeanne Marshall. Second Row Thelma Dongas, Barbara Donlin, Shirley llar- oody, Janice Burcliard, Mary Pat Dr- Palma, Elaine Smith, Beverly Gwyn. Toby Levey. Third ROWfROI1Hlll Wasserstrom, John Km-llar. Irvin Leger, Carl Flite-gel, Stanley lligoslai, Joseph MrKt-own, Robert Morrow, William Schlingman, James Jelfrey. Fourth Row ---- Louis Hungarte-r. James Downey, Elliott Coop- er. James Betts, Joseph Johnson, Arthur Clemm. Absentees-Ursula Rakanskas. Mt-lvin Manhart. HOME ROOM 104 Teacher: Mrs. Kathryn Malloy First Row tleft. to riuhtl-Jean Matzer, Jean Moyer, Mar- lraret Watkins, Margaret Lenahan, Jean Vivian, Helen Mandak, Judith Wasserstrom, Rochelle Troy, Gail Evans, Patricia Omalia Second RowvTheodore Thomas, Robert Owens, Harvey Stern, Vera Charles, Roberta Dietz, Ruth Williard, Ellen Lane, Daniel Nauizh, James Chudy. Thomas Williamson. Third Rowf -Robert Saba, John Brcody, Robert Williams, Jay Stiles, Gerald Stocke. Vinvent Tomchak. Robert Hoats. Fourth Row-Richard Homrarth, John Dalton, Donald Kab- ilus, Robert Unirureit, Arthur Jones, Bernard Yaranhus, Joseph Wozniak. Absentees-1Elizabeth Ostrum. Donald Fisher. HOME ROOM 105 Teacher: Miss Lucille Ryan First Row tleft to riyzhtl-Catherine Gallal-ther. Ruth Gates, Dawn Rizzo. Joanne Conwell, Cornelia Dennis, Concetta Fisheri. Margaret Smith. Clementine Gloman. Eileen Har- kins, Nancy Lou Palermo. Second Row-Sara Golden, Carol Phillips, Kathy Grossman, Gretchen Shindel. Ann Ginsburgh, Joyce Snyder, Betty Jane Gait, Arna Birnberlz, Thurza Himlin. Thld Row--Harry Norton, Leroy Fierpzanyz, Charles O'Con- hell. Ronnie Reed, Carl Santilippo, William Pierce. Charles Abod. Fourth Row--James Brown, Charles Obeid, Donald Devine. Paul Hyman, Marvin Jakubovitz, John Kline, Edward llrelsford. Absentees---Dolores Eckert. HOME ROOM 107 Teacher: Miss Eleanor Ward First Row tleft to ri1rhtlfClaire Curley, Harolyn Hertzz, Sherry Wasserstrom, Marlene Holtzman, Carol Ann Ed- wards, Nancy Troxell, Barbara Jacobson. Virginia Edgar, Leslie Nicholson, Gertrude Clayworth. Second Row--Beverly Jackson, Lynn Wells, Ruth Aston, Carol Smith, Nancy Casterlin, Carolyn Lustilz, Beverly Weidlirh. Roberta Blakeslee. Third Row-fAnthnny Brozoski, James Williams, Joseph Swin. ski. Arthur Lewis, Fred Williams, Seymour Mayzer, Irwin Pripstein, Seymour Manello. Fourth Rowilsldward Birnbaum, John DiMa1!xrio. Clayton Hyman, Robert Johnson, John Cieslinski, Warren Payne, Herbert Miller, Martin Zuyzarek. Abscntees -Robert Friedman. HOME ROOM 111 Teacher: Mr. Andrew Stah First Row tlelt to riyrhtj 'fShirley Pahler, Ruth Nelson. Jane tloliyrhtly, JoAnne Sallitt., Harriet Berryman, Mildred Bevan, Ruth Williams, Joan Kaufman, Ruth Rush. Mar- lowe Drey. Second Row Robert Treat, Robert Williams, Lillian Pun- shon, Katherine Amos, Jean Meisel. Isabel McCormick, Robert .Ayf-rs, Urban Deiter, Keith Vivian. Third Row-Larry Thornton, Harry Yekel, William Jones, Robert Marsh, Donald Savanre, Josvlih Bfwdy. William Courtriyrht. Fourth Rowfwliobvrt Thomas, John James, Elmer Slum-ker, llarry Holden, Maurice McNe:ly, David Lennon, Charles Sehrader, Edward Femarantz. Ahsentees -tlertrudv Obitz. Terese Sym0I1S. Janet. Zaizorski, .Robert llnrdcll. if H 1 f 1, ff Q NN! ff! A CTIW ITIES 7 x xx? 4 I 1 ni Q fl! we V 1 M U' XX 1 ' KLfUMK?P 1 if NN Ts:- ' W1 , Emu' V4 Z' I 'IGI' if fb 4' M Z 'J , ,, v IEENEIQAI. ICH DEAN ZATID 2 S F' 9 2 1 IEN DID IT DE CUIJNCII. Sponsor: MISS MARIAN HUGH First R mu :loft to right! Lois Imng, lmrutliy Shalle-r, Nanry Mar:-lanxt. tiiiiuer liaiz. Juan llavivs, linth 'l'ravvl'. .Ioan t't-1'1'nl'a!'. lic-tty Ia-ar, Nanvy VVulfc, Mary Imllisv 'l'h0mas. Scvoml Row th-nruc Elias, 'l'crry Fas:-y, Paul Miller, Joan V:1mlerhnrg', Jane Uhitz, Jvan liatanic, Jann' Trnxcll. 'l'h7r:l Row liill Thornion. Jack t'm'noll, Alan Vivian, I4-wis liac-lnnan, licvwly Thomas, Betty lialtrnsaitis. Joan Miiltllv- tan. , Ftniri h Ron th-1n'x1'Q Tliunias, Allan VVnl fv, VVvsl0y lihiq-1, 'l'nn1 l'l'isl1. Ailiml Am-lntl', 'l'v4l Zwivlml, Rin-hartl Hush, llnlyfrt Lntw, James lialmcr. UN UIQ IT DEN CDUNCII. Sponsor: MISS MARIAN IIOGG First Row tleft to riyzhtl Penny Tosh, Marianne Furla-y, Louise Malavarnc. Arlt-no Uxmnwr. tlayle Jun:-s, Elninv Smith, Kathy Grossman, Farol Iimlwartls, Mariric Ilitrllins, liomaine Ham-nhangh. Second Row 'l'hc'osl'n'e- Thomas, .It-an 1.1-nt, Janet Zmzorslti, Susan Zimmerman, Donna VVaite. Mary Jean Eilwartls, Rim-:nary Schwab. Joan liaswinltcl. lmuist- Myers, .Ianws Jvllroy. Third Row llmmltl VVcar4-r, Roy Halter, William Myvr. .Iamvs Ilwyer, .lnhn Lewis. William II. t'hall0nu0r, Thomas Ilrinkey, Runalsl Evans, Gary Evans. Fourth Raw Tony Doc-ke-r. Billy !'asts-rlim-. Rit-lmrnl Eil- wartls, Al VVilliams, Harry Powell. lit-nnis Mm-Nelis, She-ltlun llavis, Jim lit-nson. Absentee Roln-rt Johnson. BANK CAIHIEIQI Sponsor: MISS MARIAN HUGH First Row llwlil tn rinfhll Matlelinn- Whitt-. Mirialn Jvannl' llvartlvn, Luis .Ivan Ilcmrvr, Ruth VVilliam:-, Janirv 0't'on- ntll, .lanvt Harrison. Miltlrcll llarrnnlt, Ann Allx0Ilu, Joanne llayn-r, .Ivan Moyer. Stflllltl Row liynn VVills, Kay 0'lianm-, i'm1niv Millvr, th-m'y'ln4- lit-rjxolsl, Rn:-vinary Yital. l'atrir'ia Svhau. .Ianv 'l'mxvll, Mart-iv liuznioslti, Katherine Norman, Carols llrent, lVlarg'arct Smith. Third Row l'atsx Mvllnuli, .luannv lim-ltman, Maggie liovml Phyllis tilassvi. Marilyn Vl'illianls, lluris Mamma, I'ciurl Vliilistirv, Fourth Row Shf-ltlnn May. Jimmy lk-tts. lim-rt S4-lnimzm, liillp I'1lIIlS. I'r0u Tl'u1nlwol'v, lhmnas Ilanltn-y, Ilivharrl Srliwzilc-l1lxQl'g5. Fifth Row Vltarlcs Ilnutz, lion Juan, Marvin Shapirn 'l'hon1as lieitl. Cliarlcs lsely, Htlclio Johnson, I If IENIDIQ IDD PROM COMMITTEE AND SOME INFORMAL SCENES S'l'A'I'1S'l'1CS OF THE CLASS OF 1949 vt-utli Grzule , 1434 I lgflllll Grmlt- , 152 Nliitli Gmtlt- 165 I 1 iitli Grmle ,.,, 142 I leventli Grzulv ,, ,.. 121 lwt-lI'tli Grzulv , ,, 117 C'I'hese statistics lloys lloys lloys lloys Boys liuyS arf' El 140 133 129 126 112 109 Girls Girls Girls Girls Girls Girls s of September each yearj 304 285 2514 268 234 226 Total Total Total CLASS GIFT Total The Class ot' '49 pm-seiiterl the svlmol with at 50 watt Total amplifying' unit with micrnphune speakers fm' pernnzuien Total use in the ziutlitorium. 1-in H. www, Yr' ' Ynnf' w. xv IG 1, ' 4.5: firiltfi T'- Q vb M 7 N5 X. rlhxgir. ,gf Ifkwf- I 1-K., u v . fx g f 1 l . 4, A 41. x w 5 l, , , . 211., H Fx W' ' - .. -f1 .5 .4 Y.-,-. . gk. ,FE Q. 4 ...J Jrjilfl 1 1 u 1. Q .1 1' 'I ff. ' 1 v 4 ' A . U In , I. .Q h l, .. . 1 ' 1 , Y . 1 ff ' ' ' 6 , 4. 1 p ', - 0 , vi x ' v g ' ' 1 ' n x x ls , , . ,- If , ' 'LL' Wy! ' 4 I '.t ' -, 15, . . -. . . - - ' 'N ' -, g A f 1 'n ld' ,- - -W , ,ii ' 5 L- s . 'I 41:11, wif ' Q14 , - 1, QW bb U X 5 I W 2 5370 -Ii, llfr 1 s li ,4 . 5: mf ' A H 'ik QT an Q , - A if is if ,X Q gig? S ,inn : :a ..-5: Li 5 :seg ,W -an Q N THE IEN I2 IDL THE DIVINE FLORA Presented under the direction of Miss Anne Jones, assisted by Miss Marian R. Hogg. THE CAST OF CHARACTERS Isabel Ecker, Nancy Royer, Renee Gauze, June Johnstone, Francis Benning, .lohn Amory, Tom Reid, Dave Beckwith, Phil Walsh, Lane Patrick, George Elias, Clark Donlin, Elissa Bakun, Dolores Petrovich, Leanne Goulden, Joanne Hannigan, Marion Popky, Gerry Fell, Don Gilbert, Peggy Stamets, Sally Pow- ell, Emily Davis, Mariorie Smulyan, Beverly Blakes- ly, Bud Thomas, Carrie Jones, Ruth Traver, .lim McGowan, Ed Jakubovitz. If MDDEIQN CHCID MEMBERS OF THE MODERN CHOIR Sponsor: MR. CHARLES H. DAVIS Betty Jane Jefferson, Marilyn Williams, Nancy Boyer, Blanche Crowder, Marjorie Smulyan, Mildred Swartwood, Emilie Davis, Beverly Steinhauer. Hazel Whittington, Dorothy Shaffer, Lita Berton, livalyn Thomas, Jane Obitz, Lois Jean Hoover, Marion A. Hungarter, Ruth H. Roderick. Beverly Punshon, Sylvia Schectman, Heather Brooks, lflsther lirwine. Jeanette George, Lois Long, Dolores Mager, Nancy Stein, Dolores Petrovich, Gertrude McKeown, June Johnston, Nancy Thomas, Betty Jane Linden- muth, Jean Katanie, Florence O'Brien. Jane Troxell, Patricia Schau, Shirley Schwalenberg, Pegrgy Staniets, Beverly Blakeslee, Marguerite Kosek, Connie Culverhouse, Betty Lou John- son, Patsy Mason, Doris Mappes, Beverly Pursell, Isabel licker, Mary Mul- vey, Beverly Falkinburg, Barbara Gearhart, Jane Beam. Bill Crowder, Robert Sabatino, Bill Schwingen, Harry Russ, Thomas livans, Bill Dervin, Joseph Knorr, Jack Moser, Marvin Shapiro, Robert Lutes, Andrew Chigos, James O'Brien, Jerry Miller, Raymond Carey, lid- ward Jakubovitz, Charles Groff. Lewis Sheasley, John Schutter, Arnold Davidson, Robert Line, Phil Gallagher, Glenn Kresge, Paul Brennan, Robert Williams, Bernard Master- son, Thomas Prisk, Phil Walsh, Russell Philipp, Robert Lockman, William Foote, James Marquette, William Bankes. Patricia Borland, Priscilla Judge, Judith Schulenburg, Jean Zeek, Paula Casterline, Bertha Singer, Virginia Baiz, Carol Rau, Ruth 'l'raver, John McAndrew. AN BAN UNCEIQT Is? MEMBERS OF THE BAND I Sponsor: MR. CHARLES H. DAVIS Fred Smith, Robert Williams, tColor Guardl, Donald Delfina, John Kline, Leroy l iergang', lrvin Leger, llonald Ley, Warner Payne, Wayne Wilson, Martin Zugarek, Seymour Magrer, llobert Lynch. Fred lfloote, Charles Davis, Director, llichard Numan, David Monk ffolor Gnardl. llill Pierce, James Line, Wayne lflndler, Larry Jones, llobert Sabatino. Joseph llunt, lloy Baker. Marvin Trimas, Alfred Sugden, Gordon Fair- ehild, llerbert lleese, Leon Levin, Barry Mason, Gerald Pace. Charles Groll, llobert llichards, Millard lihines, llobert Line, Donald Frey, Jerry Cohen, Jerry Miller, James Smith. liernard Nagle, Thomas Arnold, William Dervin, James lllarquette, Ormond Long, lingene Finkel- stein. llarry Lear, Donald Gilbert, Clark Donlin, Albert Sallitt, llowden lfanst, Phil Walsh, Don Wilke, William Foote. Arnold Davidson, Frank Dymond, llarrv linss, John Armory. Frank Castrignaiio, Uharles Kresge, Lewis llnngrarter, John llnghes, Thomas Costello, Donald Marder. A? 1 0 W ,gg , W gf wi Q we , I ix, wx ,am I Isl 0 ,, :ati .num AMATE 4 4 E E 5 x wfm' A HW? aw, l AMATEUR NIGHT PARTICIPANTS Part Une l'hilip Walsh, Lois Long. Shirley James, Mary Johnstone, Calvin Colarusso, Shirley Thomas, Charlotte Bogdan, Josephine Kormas, Jean Helms, Norman Chanoski, Alfred Sugden, Ann Marie, Dorothy, and Margaret Smith, Tom Dearden, Charles Isely, Alberl Kaiser, Robert Seibel, Jean Moyer, Ethel Stiles, Sylvia Schectman, Beverly Brelsford, Doris Mappes, Dolores Price, Betty Ann Smith, Shirley Schwalenberg, Anne Kennedy, David Beekwith, Clark Donlin, Tom Reid, Frances Benning, Beverly Blakeslee, Lois lloover, George Thomas, Sandor Yelen. Part Two Donald Wilke, Barbara Gearhart, Jack Mc-Andrew, Lane Patrick, Nancy Stein, Frank Castrigriano, Carole Brenner, Tobyanne Gardner, Lila Spinner, Beverly Steinhauer, llarry Russ, Tom Arnold, Frank Marder, Robert Line, Donald Pripstein, Frances Ben- ning. Beverly Blakeslee, Lois Hoover, Sue Margo Lustig, Nick Morrash, Dolores Petro- vieh, Blanche Crowder, Jordan Dunbar, George Elias, Joseph Kennedy, Albert Sallitt, William Foote, George Moses, Leo Solomon, George Thomas, Neil West, CO-EDITORSLIN-CHIEF NANCY ROYER GERALDINE FELL l l i 5 If DDI THE GENERAL STAFF Sponsor: MR. KENNETH MlTHI,l'IR First Row lleft to rluhil Thomas lioisl, livvu-rly lilulwhlm-, Gerry Fell, Nancy Roy:-r, lmlurve Mana-1', Salmlm' Yi-lvn, Sccunrl Rnw Gayle- .Iom-Q, Funnic i'ulvorl1ouw, Arlvm- Slu- binski, l!m'hzu'u 1h'ul'lmr1, l ra.m-os llonninu. Third Row Ruth Ellen i'n1vl:in, Jvzlnnn- lh-:u'mlvn, Juniu 0'i'0nnall, Mary Klwrfnwailsl. Phyllis We-iss. Fourlh Row Joan f'urc'ul'm1. lealn-l E4'lx0l'. llnvid llvvlxuillm, Juan lhivie-s, Beverly l'u1'sell. ELMPRINT ADVISORS Miss Marion R. Siegel. Mr. Kenneth J. Muchler. Miss Catherine McMc1nmon. THE TYPING STAFF Spunsur: MISS l'A'l'Hl'lRlNI'I MvMANMON First Rim lsvutull .la-:ln Olvilz. Vhivf, l'4-any W':ul'm1, :xl mli1-Iaiuhum-, Second Row lslaxmlinvi Je-:ilu-He Nurueki, lh-My l.4-ur, Sully Iluylc-, Normal Hur-ha n. If CDLDID EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ASSOCIATE EDITORS Beverly Pursell, Isobel Ecker, Ruth Coplcm Sie lm O . X E ' ...Oz x..x 4 ,Mm i M ., R . Q--- '1 : kb 1 ff S 4 Yi 5 . i THE GENERAL STAFF lmril, Roslyn liuilfer, Aumlri-y Gruvn. l'l1ilipWggl5h,1,3111-1'u1ri4-k hocmul Row Millie K'lm'iiel'. Dun Aulor, I L Nancy 'VI:u'sIaml. JOAN DAVIES Firs! Row lie-ft io right? Joan Midcllm-1011, Juan Vzuuivr- ,cwis Sin-zuley, THE TYPING STAFF First Row lhif! In riyrhtl iiuinws M1121-V, .'M'lmirl Ilzlviulfrm, ll:-vi-rly 5lr'lliil:lH1'I'. MI. H. Leon Gilbert, Miss MQIiQH R. Hogg. S1-vuml Row lizntillvs-lx K'i1nnin54h:ini, l,iIliam 'l'm'lms, Mnriun ' ' m. C uol Sl 1 MISS Catherine MCMQnmon- L11-yil,l':n'1'iQ Jo -N, 'z ' ul '-' mer, IENIDID IDCHEITDA Sponsor: MR. CHARLES DAVIS First Row llvlll to rinhll Patricia S1-hau. Illanrhe Crowder, Nauvy 'l'l1omas. llvathf-r llrozmks, Ginger Rail, Jean Kalanio, .-Kill-on Vaslxin. S1-roml Row ll -ary 'l'. Stanton, Ed. Jakuhovitz, John Avnory, Arnie llavidson, Harry Lear, Frank Dymond, Ro- lwrl Salvalino. Third Row llvrborl Revs.-. Roh firohol, Russell Phillipp, llwiu-rt llinl-. .lnnmy Marquette, Fourth Row Rnln-rl Rfrhards. Tommy Arnold, Jerry Miller, ll.-rnard Mash-rson, Jerry Vohen, Harry Russ. UNICIQ IDCHEITIDA Sponsor: MISS LUIS DODSON MAYNARD First Row lla-fl to rixrhll Maris- Needham, Annv P. Kvn- nmly. liarlwara llurvhard. S1-road Row Marvin Trimas, Charles Kresxze, Wayne Encl- llvr, Amir:-w Pappas, Franz-is Needham, George Chapman. Thirtl Row Ronald Loy, Thomas Costello, Robert Lynch. Ahsonlx-cs llavid Valaik. Kathleen Saba. ADT C Sponsor: MISS MARION SIEGEI. First Row lla-fl lo riuhtj Ann Marie Smilh, Re-My Ann Smith, .Ioan Marie Middleton. Mary Bond, Virginia Raiz, Sm-uw-lavr-'l'waxslluw-1': Betty Jane Jelllfrson. Shirley Transln-, lixalyu 'l'l1omas, Arlvnv Slahinskl. S4-rond Row Thomas lleardvn, President: Joan Hartwiyrsen. .lrauuv ll:-ardvn. .Ivan Helms. June Johnston, Mary Rrozo- slli, firm- lim-vhl. Third Ron Russell Evans, Roh:-rt Lorkmau, Russell Philipp. William I'mxcll, Ralph llodleski, Thomas Nichols. Norman l'hilipp Ahsvnlcv Rolw-rl Hr:-hol. Second Row ,Anthm Sponsor: MRS. MARY YALICNTINE FRALEY First Row tlvft to right! .It-anno l,ipou:4ky, Helly Ann Smity, Dorothy Smith, Estvr l'rit-stman, Janice 0'l'onllell, Janet Harriaos, Ro se Joni-Q, Viruinia Zimmerman. Seronrl Row Marie Maclt, .Ioan f'ort-oran. Hlizalmt-th Symons, Hvlen Kollar, l r:lm'f-s l'iL'llllllljl', lVlihll'4-tl Swartwoml. Third Row Thomas Milli-r, llvnnis Mm'Nclis, Leroy IM-Spirito, Mt-lvin lielmuitz. Thomas lially, la-wis Hat-hman. Fourth Row Mvuwyn Jones. liclwarcl Fast-y. U N C DA I I2 Sponsor: MR. ANDREW STAH First Row tl:-ft to right! lVl:trtin Ztii1'ar0lx, .larm-N Williams, Rolw-rt Williams, John Ili Mauxrio, .Farm-rx Iiinv. llvltl Sl'llll- man Falvin 1'olarusso, lfoiwrt l l'iv1lman. xy llrozoflu, Vharlt-s Saums, Javk Wi!- liamh, William VVartl, William llosungrant, litlwartl John- n ro . Third Row Mt-rwyn Jonvs, Imroy lluSpirito, Thomas Norton. Ahsentt-cs Rohm-rt Johnfon, llarry liommerer. fl: CE AIIIITANTI Sponsor : Ml SS MARGIV ICRITE BORMAN -ated llt-ft ts' riuhtj Shirlop Saba, Arnold llavitlson, First Row tlvft to riuhtl Norma lluvhan, Sally Hoyle, Miss llnrmau, Lillian 'l'llr'lioi. Nam-y Ss-hlivr, lfevt-rly Stein- hauer, Emilio llavi-, llolortfs Mag'er, JL-an Zvvk, Carole lirt-nnvr. Bark Row .loam-ttv Noroslti, lic-'tty livar. Jam- livam, New cllv I'ursvll, Jvan Ulritz, l lol'0m'.- 0'llrimt. l't-111:31 Warner. Absentee Marion Lloytl. If CIDMMEIQCIA Sponsor: MISS CATHERINE MCMANMUN 41 X . l'irsl Rum ll.-ft tu riviill .lmlnnv ilnrlllilmlll. Miriam Jones, Fourth Row Vzlrnlv Hi'l'l1l1PI', Juan K'm'm-m'nn. Knthlvvn Fun- lhtly lwm. Jvzln Uluitz, Jnmm-s O'li:1nQ. ningrham, Emiliu Davis. Irene l'insIle'r, i'h:u'lnHc lflnlvy. ccolul Rem VVilIi:nn llnl1ul1e404lge, llnruthy Saba, Shirls-y Snim. Ruin-ul Vfillizmlw, Namry Svhlier, Pvuiry Slumvts. Fifih Row .ioscph 420011, Vic'm'-l'rvsi4l0nt 1 lie-tty flrznmizx, Fully Iioylv, Ilolnres I'etrovich, Marilyn lfriesininn. l'hirrl Rim Shirlm-v Sr'hw:1l0nln-ru, Row Mary 'l'iy:i1e, i'4'M!4Y VS'.x1'm-l'. .If-:nn--ltv Nurnalxi, Ju:-qilelixiv Ii:u'amm'ski. Junc lk-ann. Sixth Row Luis Arner, lien-rly Stvinhzmcr. At fVlzn'him-s Nix-lmlns M:n'rush, 1'l1nrIesIsely. Norma Buch- Serind Row .lean Zee-ix. L1-mm l'nx':xilitif. lim-u-rly l'un-sn-ll. nn. l'r1-Niall-Iii. Vnrrie Junes, Hdhe-r Erxxinv. IH-guy .lnlw 'I'lml1mN. Maria Ann 'I'rm1szzknxwki, PI4ln:u'4l lie-rnnn-no-z', I-'lmi-nw 0'lirivn. First Ron ll.-ft lu vigil!! H4-tty Maya-rs, llc-len I'ml1lm'lx. 'l'l1vr--sn limninslxi. llfvlurew Maluvr, Pulllzl Juno 1'Ha14-rline, i'iIi7,:iln-Ili Xia-Inu. Mzlriun Ill1l1g':n'l1-r. Sec'l'ei:1ry: Arnold Ahswnlecs Iris I'e-:lr-un, 4'u1iwlim- Mnrrn-h, livtly' Sullu-r, Ii:u'i:ixnxx. 'I'r'v:1Nll11'l'3 Lillian 'l'lu'koa, Mnry Stiles, Kathryn Nnnvy VVolfm'. Honurcl Jones, Mannion Iilnymi, l,nln':x Kirk- linil, Milsirwl liellar, Miss l':4th4-rine Mc'Mnnmun, Sponsor. patrick. ITAGE CLIJ Slnnding ilefl to ripzhtl Joe Le-nahan, Fred Schoihinp: Donald Aukor, Philip Walsh. Above Lane Patrick, Lewis She-asley. Absent I'uul Hnrronk. Sponsors: MR. J. DIXON, MR. W. MORGAN First Row qleft to riizhtl--Robert Seibel, William Holtzman, Charles Kellar. Charles Isvly. John Kriso, James Mr' Gowan. Anllrew Chigos. Stroud Row Robert Knies, Robert Hildebrand, James Dar muh, Jamos 0'lh'ien, Cl:-dwyn Rowlands, Clifford Swq-et Melvin Lelmwilz. Third Row- -Mr. Morgan, Lane Patrick, David Chipzos, Rirh uril Nvimnn, Thomas Mnvllolmld. Ms-rwyn Jones. Allwr Mnmnry, Hnrry Lear, Mr. Dixon. Sponsor: MISS MARGUERITE BORMAN 1 L1-fi in right Jurmlun llunln-ir. Gary Evnss, Clark Donlin, Imviil Uhiiros. Miss Harman, Sponsor, lmnv l'nlri1-k, Byron Eval n s. UN 0 UID IUCIET Sponsor: MISS CASINIIR TYBURSKI First Row tlvft. to risrhtj Nancy Stein, llolorvs Maller, Manx-iv liozynoslti, Sully llnylv, Jnnvt ll:n'ui:-nn. Miriam Jeanne De-arden, Betty Lou Johnson, lh-vm-rly l'ln'srIl, l':1trir'i.1 Fox. .Xnrlrc-y Hr.-I-n, lla-tix' Ann Smith, Joan Vmulerlmrfz, Dorothy E. Smith, Emily Mmuxvslti. Second Row- Evelyn Thomas, Jenn Kntzmic-, Janive 0't'onnu-ll, Nuns-y linycr, Nzuivy Murxluml. Milli.- t'lovk4-1', Jane Beam, lsatlu-l El'lil'l', Jenn Fillisiine, Nam-y llzunnyi-, Ruth lillun Vol-lun, lm:-ntliy 'I'vrA lyille. Third Row Rovhullc flnrllm-r, Dolores VVim-lit, Ginza-1' liniz, Mzn'i:u-nv l't-vliulis, lVl:u-ilyn l'n-ts-1'--. th-ru F1-ll. Joan Mullstelf, lievorly Pnnshon, Rust- liukznlsltaf. Els-:t11ul'e, St-'rlint-, Vhylli, liluwn-r, lm Bac-hman, Thomas Ilearmlen. nh Fourth Row llan Gnllnyfher, .Im-lt Alle-lmzzn, Holm flmliol, lirznw- llurnctt, 'l'lu-rofn Zlnmu-1-lt. lmix lim-vln. , Eminem- Seymour Finkelstf-in, Rolwrt Sulmtino. Fifth Row Laxrry Jones, Fred Sch:-ihinu, Gene Km-chi, Jaime-s Mrfimxnli, Jvrry Vnlnfn, Toni l'1'i-lt. Hill Holtzmnn, Lune l':it,l'i1'k, Phil flnllmxlu-r, Rulsert Lino. lion lf:-4-y. lion l'u'ipf-tiin. llill S4-lminvvn. Hol- Dy mond. IENIU HDND UCIET Sponsor: MISS YASIMIR TYBVRSKI First Row llvft tu right! lVl:ll'im1 l!zll'lm1'u l'oplty, llulore-S Mnvm-r, Rulh lille-n t'n1ll:1n, livtty l,v:n'. Nulwy Roy!-ir, Mar' 1-iv linxlvwxki. llitzi livrton. Nnnvy Stn-in, lic-wvrly l'u1'svll. Svrontl Rom lVl:nl'inn llunwm, Jr-:in Ulvitz, flu-rry Fell, Joan lluxim-N, .Iunv lin-ann, l-ulwl l'I1'lt01'. Third Row 'l'hu1n:n- IM-:u'4l4-11, lin-ne Kin-4'ht. Jumt-5 M4-liownn. Snnnlmw Y4-Inn, llaltitl lit-vkwith, t'lm'lt llfmlin, Fill Jnkulm- vitl. Fourth Rim livin-rt NN'illi:imr, llnnv l'utri1'lt. Ahsvlltvvs liulmlnl tlillwrt, Plata-V f'hriftiz1n, v---1 1 i UNDIQIEEEC 1' Spnnsor: MRS. LUIS DOUSUN MAYNAKD First Ron lm-l't tu xivhtl l' K. uvlnlt .I:u'ulrs. llivliziiwl Afton, llzllph Ilrutlhl lui Fl 1 ' , , s zvk, lc-muy 'I'n5h. Junit-4-, lull-y, l':nI1'u-in lVlt-lluuh, lit-tty Juno Unit, liluiiie Smith, l':11'ul Smith, Anim lie-nnt-fly, .Ieunnc Murv-hull, W'illi:tm Svlilinyglnuli, lVl:xl'in Xorxi, .Inhn l'tm'oll. Qt-cu-:ul Row Kathy tirnNsn1:u1, lwm- St-lufiliingy IVl:11'i:1um- l'u1'l1-y, llolurvs Fislzik, Nnnrit- Ann lienm, Mary .lwm l itlxx:il'tl5, i':1x'uIu llztrrity, Ntlnvy l':ustel'lim-, Jucly AllL'll, Kathy Mitvhell, June HllllH2ll'it'!'. Mum'- vvu l.:tlly, Nzunvy limi l':1lvVmu. f12lI'lll Philliph, ll1lilil'l4lIl0 tlztlluuhc-r, l't-:url Philistine. l'hil1l Row Namwy Mznrflmll, lit-vt'l'ly libluwlvn, IR-pyy Munro, Alito l'liilixv11, lhwutliy lirowli. Julnrs In-ly, liivlialrtl St'lm:1lc11lwt'1'u', .lnfvpll lVlvixvnwn, John Jzwlwmi, lhxlunts lflt-lwrt, l':u'ulyn Kline, Rust-mztry Yitul, l'llNi-' Sw-lt-y, liulwrlan lluuvt-11 Vlziiro l':iylw, 'uurlh Ram l4:u'ls:n':i liloiu. Mzirym-llmx lVluu'5vhy, Juzmm- lhlvluiiaixi, liuuiw M:il:u':n'1ir.-, Calvin l'ul:n'uw:1u, liumt-I' VY. .hmm-5, .lr,, VYilli:xm lillalllvlxpqvlg Suynmul' Mzmvllu, Melvin Nlzxlilmrt. Jatlm-A 'l'. lirnwn, Ilan-ry IP, llwf. .lulliu tlilln-rt, linmizl Waite, .It-ssiv liutlellc-li. ifth Row lhm-lnztry St-lixxnlu. l!:1l'lml':1 liia-x'n:1n, lVl:il'u:1x'4-t lk-lrli' ' , .nmlt, l'l't'll lhmntt, Jzilnes llzlrlxinf. th-urgv llymul-1-il, l'l1:1l'lvx llmxvlwty. lluln-rt Unuurt-it, tlzvylc- Juni-5, M:u'gun-ritv Mvl'm'n1im'lx, Junk- Rt-ow, l'hyIliw ixlillsll, XY:n'xiu1' 1ll'ill'i1i. fi Q t l l i 5 , , 5 Fifth Ruvi .lc-ull llstvies. N1 Sponsor: MISS CASIMIR 'I'Ylil'RSKl First Row tlvft to right! l'hvllia Wuix ' ' , . 5, Nam-y N-hln-r, Namvy ln-0 Huilnya, Ann Mnriv liurns, lflsthn-I' l i'nm'lii, llltu lin-ltun, Tlwn-5:1 fllunrvlx. llc-vu flow, Hn-tty Aim Smith, lmlmx-ex lVl:if:'9r. Third Row Naxm-y lfnytr. Luis linm-lit, liiln Spinm-r lim'- ,., v ., - ally lun:-ll, l',Iv:111m't- Stvrlimr, Emily lVlm'uwslii, Phyllis tilztxse-V. Jvzmm- t':1mvx'. SN'omlARlm Mzlrm-llu liuzniurixi, .Inuit Nlullxtn-Il' liitw li , . ul- :-:n'm'1t', Iinif Ulnitz. Rum- lianlmtlwlxzxx, 'Fully tlurmlrulr, Ruth l'u1rl:1n, Vmnnis- i'ulu'rlmliw, Mnriml lllingxawtt-1', llztrlmrn l.t:u'l1:n'!. Fuilrth Huw .li-sm Olyitz, Hr:u'4- liurun-tt. linrnllmy 'll-l'l1ill1', Nztnvy Str-in. Juno lit-mn. Sully Hoyle-. lsulwl l'IvM-r, G4-rry lfcll, Sliirlw-5' St'hw:ilvvilml'u'. lloxvrly l'unsliuu. :lxvy 'l'lmnl:if, .'Xl'lt-iw Slzulrinalii. Sixth Ram Jann-5 liullm-r, l'hil Hullzt l ' 11 in-V. liullv lzllrit-lx, lizuxi l.:tllug'ln-1, J:u-li .Mlt-lilmli, .Inuit-F Ms-thmnlx, NS 2'!'v is in 'lk 75' f' ,..l. Y , j --g ,, T-, Y f, f -. .f- R f -fr-W 1 f '3 t I X k , '-. 'Z XZ ! . Ll VV 4 is ' In N- A '7 if-5 lx If W vm f WL f, if 4 ,H i Y 'A'ii, 'iggiiiig lf- -Azgr f :-1if 5--fig' 1 X J 2 '-11212:312s-:5:?ii f L y 5 ' :ff A , f. s..- - Q, - -.ii 'E .22 A g -in v Z f xf QWZ'-'VY f f ' ff K X X U W 1 ,....-,,, fgff' 7,,,.J--11111 Ti-lLE.'l'l C' .-.11i. lA 7 M :wal Mxmqj GQQEXQQI 3 J ML I I P r k I , Z 5 'f ' . ' X v, ? q9egX , f Q - W -2- -7' -A' mf! D -' ' s QP- Z Z DUTIBALI. SENIOR MEMBERS 0F THE FOOTBALL TEAM Standing lleft to rixrhtl -Jack Jonlinir. Edwin Mihalko, Boh Jones, Don Williamson, Bill 0'Dt-n. Sitting Sam Ayonb. Leo Solomon. Bob Brown, Charlef' Evke-m'n1le, George Elias, Francis Tomulis, James MvGuii'e, lieorile Morws, Dnve lievkwith, Nick Marrash. ' FULLBACKS Left to right llob Thomas, Ed Mihalko, Fra-Ll Nclldoll. Jerry Elins. ENDS Left to right Pi-te West, Dick Bush, Nick M:u'1'ash, Norman flutes. llonnlcl Urinlin, Carl Cnvnnauszh, L00 Sallitt. HALFBACKS Left to rizht Eilwnx-il Donnelly, John Whipple, Jack Joplinyg, Elnrnnm- Meiers, Willinm O'll4-a. Donald Bubble. QUARTERBACKS Left In Tillht Ralph Gomlli-ski. Roh:-rt Jones, Alfrm-cl Agrelnll, lbonnlfl Williamson. km- 9+ 'HZEICIII 'I IIHIRSHI .v I , S v E 1 O , 'A ' l M28 Y FOOTBALL COACHES 1-H lo rilzht l-'nllflr flrunamnll, l'.l'Jllllx Koons, Jnhn llm'i0:a Sponsor: MR. CHARLES DAVIS lxlly llnrlzllul, Nnnvy Roym-V. Fonnic livmlwitll. .lunn Mv- nilh. Jenn Fillistine. CHEEB LEADERS lnmvr lm-fl reading up and down Jack Reevv. Juvlx Sr-hntte-r, Lani- I'nlri1-k, .If-:un Ohilz, lsalrel Evkelg luis Arner, Sally Hoyle. Ill-:nl l'heerlmlm', Beverly Pnrsvll. Sandy Lustiu, Juan lluvief, Joe linux l', l'hil llallzurher, SlllHl0l' Yelvn. I '3 2 l SENIOR MANAGERS ll:1xi4l Evullf. llnnnld Zm-lx, IBAIIYETIBALL 1 orgv Fownshi p a llin v1ry's fer Ck :wrt ion ,uth rokc vl' llin vk uri, ton 'uth fokx' First Row llofl to rightj -l'. Yuhas, ll. Williamson, N. West, D. Gallzuxher, S, Yulen, A. Apseloll. Second Row J. M1-lluirc, 111ulx:1g'vi'g D. Krvssley, O. Obiiz, R. Grohol, W. Davis, J. Jevit, 'l'. Evzlns, Imlnziger. SCORES WE TH EY 54 37 -14 48 215 27 44 31 38 51 414 CES 27 31 -14 523 44 42 41 42' All! -14 52 TS 351 42 255 32 45 47 48 BI! Illi 43 4S T3 4511 lil .14 HH 411 51 ai FULLER GRENAWALT Coach 5 s BASKETBALL C0-CAPTAINS Daniel Gallagher. Neil West. First Row lleft to l'l!IhtJ?R. Grohol, reanagferz K. Lennon, J. Pace, P. Yuhas, W. 0'lJea, J. Mclluire, E. Dress. D. Evans. E. Pettit. J. McGowan, B. Miller. Second Row-C, Baltrasaitis, J. Jevit, J. 0'Kune, W. Ryder, J. Adelman, L. West, D. Malks-mes. A. Wolfe. S. Adams, R. O'Dea. C. Eckenrode. manager. Standing'-P. Yuhus, R. James, K. Barber, R. Jones, N. West, D. Gallagher. W. Burke, G. Elias, N. Gates, T. Arnold, manager: J. J. McGowan, coach. Absent-J. Kennedy. Coughlin G.A.R. Kingston Hanover Coughlin q G.A.1:. fn' Hanox er also N-. an nw. St. Vincents St. Vincents W-B Township , - W-B Township ' Kingsiton Home Away Home Away Home Away llorno Away Away H omo Away Homo IQEITLI Sponsor: MR. JOHN NAGLE First Row lleft to riyrhtj--Steve Owens, Thomas Carr, Paul Miller, William Foote, Georm- Moses, Jack Amlvlman, James Moore. Second Row - Robert Powell, Daniel Murphy, Flydu Castcrline, Frank Marder, James Dress, James Brow- sler. Ivan Pettit. Third Row Donald Gilbert, Sam E. Ayonb, Edward Ps-itil, Eugene Chismer, Eclwanl Casey, Bob Uonner, John lirisn, Gwi-ylm Reese, Manzurvr. Absontees--llowmlen Faust, John Amory, Cledwyn Rowlands, Irvinp: Kleinman, Joseph Sackett. F i f A PAUL MILLER ' ' STATE CHAMPION 165 LB. CLASS TIDACIY IQIJAD First Row ilufl lu riirhll Allufrl Irely, Kmilli Slime. Tum i':i1'l', Murliii limrlx, 1'li:il'l--N I--n-ly, lluln-xl 'I'l1u Furl Favurizuufh. Edwin Milmlko, William lizuikw. llzirry lluelll--, lfmiiik liumiw. Vmuvli. Svvvlifl Ruw l,9Ruy lloS1nil'ilu, Eil JUl'lllhUll, l':ii1l li:iil'm1m'lx. Tony llu-In-l', l l'.uiill lVl:ulll4-ilu--, .lzlvlx llux. l'1l1u'mu- Meieri, 151-rmmfe Thnmaf. Hawaii-il .loin-5. I,:1i'ry .lom--, lioimlcl llrixlin. r luxuries Mu llumii lhniluv XII:--l Mm Tlllfll Ron lgPl'll2ll'll Nuula-, linwxlvn lfziilsl. VViIli:im Frmd-, ,: '- M. : - ' ': ' ' , . - loll, f'l.ix'k llolilin, Hlwoml Hllllkzllh-x', Ecl Ilunnelly, Juv'-iuli VVall, llirhulil lin:-li. Q Q E r l i 2 2 i 2 . ev un Spllnsorz MR. FK'l,Ll'IR GRl'INAW'AL'l' 66 C Firsl Roni Ile-ft ln riglilp lmu Snlnrmmn. fic-ui'-41 lfllizix. Noll VVQNI. .luulsilu lluiilmr, Yixv-l'ni-Q-inlllnl, 15 mi. ' M1 wer, l'r1-xi4l4-ill. llumllml Vlfillinmwun. Sc1'l'n-tary, linlm liruxxii, 'l'u'0:1-lin-K, .l:iim-- N14-Kiiiivn-, .luvlx .lug lln S4-cond Ron Hfm'u's- ThlDlT':ls, flwilym lie-ew-, 'l'hon1:iw livuiix. Vlnrlx lhmliii. lil l'Ltlil, l l:4l lirzur, l l llrv-S. limi H:1ll:u1'livx', l'm-lo Yulmx. Vhzirlc-5 l 1c'lwl1l'n.la-. Third Row llmxulml Zvi-lx, llill U'lh-:i. Hill lfnulv. Nivlx Mullin-li, .lm lVl:ili:a--li, Sum .X5milu, 'lkmn 4 iii Hula .Ioiics, Al Murnary, Fourth Row l z'am'is Tomziliw, llavn- EYSIIIF, Jzwlx pXcl1'lm:in, Clyde 1'ufli-rlim-, l'Iliun-mf Mzxic-I'-, l':ml flllllqy Jerry Hliaif, li0l'mi1'1l Nzlirlf-. I-'iflh Row Jimmy Moore, Bill O'lh-ill, Carl Czuwinzumlm. IBAIIYETIBALI. Front Row tlvfl ln riuhtj lil-1-ry Fell, i':1l'l'ie Jonvs, Jenn Olxitz, Isaln-l Picker, Jenn Lac:-y. lhlrk Row -.14-:xnnutl Iiircl, livvvrly Fnllwnlum'y:, l'm'uly11 I'vrsin5r, Lois Ohitz, Flm-em-e lixrluwv, Ross- Ii:u1lx:wckns, Jenn IH-ulwolll, Pouch. Absentee June 'l'rux0ll. its 119 Q-N Y N9 QT, K First ROW llffl Uv riuhtl lsllllllllm llulllllllf. 'l'lIL-Urn limninfki, Norma lim-lmn, Mllmlrmi livllur. Jn-zmvth I- Nomalli, lfllizzalwvth Xie-lwo, Mary Stiles, Nlsumuer. Sovolld Row lilam-he Cruwalq-r, llsmrsx Khlqmlrirk, Lillian Tux-kos. SE' 1 Sponsor: MR. JOHN NAHLIC l'il'sl Row th-!'l ln riygllll Jimmio lin-ss, lllhllj' llw'lwl', Han' ulml llllsluy, .luvlx :Mlg-llrmn, Vzlplnill: liill lizxnlws, Asst. ll I lm lin tl: l':upl:1iu3 liulu-rl l'lI'1lA , . zu -s 'L-ws 4-rulul Rum ll1'l!I'1IQ'Sl'lllllll, llilly Vusle-x'li1x0. l'll1l'cl Run' limmlml WR-:lx'vl', Hoy lizulwr, NVilli:xm Myer l'l1:u'ln-s l':1v:nl1:u1y5lx, llivllsnnl lmv. .Iuvk .lswksuln 'mirth Huw 'l'lunn:us lluulu s, Rulmerl llmlgsun, llumlsly Thom- :A 1, .luv lilwumly, .lzmu-r4 iollllor, lu-llh Xnmn. Julm, .lnvll .lupling. Flyall- COLOPHON BOOKCOVER SALESMEN Bill Davis, Robert Sabafino, Terry Casey, Manager. Mr. McGowan works his famous sfunf on Don Gilbert THE MODERN CHOIR SINGING CHRISTMAS CAROLS THE MOHAWK QUEEN AND HER ESCORT TRACK MANAGERS THIS SQUAD DREW HUGE CROWDS TO THE STADIUM LAST FALL IE ICD I IDE JACK ADELMAN Baseball 3-4. M Club 1-2-3-4. Wrestling 1-4, Track 2, Class Bas- ketball 2-3, Gym Team 1-2-3, Captain 4. JOHN AMORY Baseball 4, Wrestling 3-4, Track 2-3-4, Class Basketball 1-2-3, Class Baseball 1-2. Chapel Program 1-2. Junior Prom Committee 3, Ama- teur Night 4, Orchestra Concert 1-2-3-4, Junior Orchestra 1-2-3, Var- sity Orchestra 2-3-4, Senior Prom Committee 4, Band 8-1-2-3-4, Band Concert 8-1-2-3-4, Senior Play 4, Eighth Grade Glee Club, Gym Ex- hibition 1-2-3, Gym Team 3-4, Commencement Orchestra 1-2-3, Ama- teur Nite Orchestra 2-3, Office Assistants 3, Christmas Quartet 3-4. LOIS ARNER Volleyball 4. Class Basketball 3-4, Class Baseball 3-4, Class Volley- ball 3-4, Chapel Program 4, Junior Prom Committee Co-Chairman 3, Cheerleader 4, Amateur Night 4, Senior Prom Committee General Chairman 4, Commercial Club 4, Variety Club 7, Social Club 2, Junior Girl Reserves 3, Senior Girl Reserves, Junior Red Cross 2-3-4. EDWARD ARNOLD Volleyball 1, Football 1-2, Class Basketball 2-3-4, Class Baseball 2-3-4, Junior Prom Committee 3. Class Cashier 1, Ninth Grade Chorus, Dramatics 1-2, Swimming Cub 1-2, Gym Exhibition l, Gym Team 1-2. SAMUEL AYOUB Football ..-3-4, M Club 4, Wrestling 3-4, Track 2-3-4, Swimming 1-2. Class Basketball 1-2-3, Class Baseball 1-2-3, Amateur Night 4, Swimming Club 1-2, Keglan Society 1-2, Lunch Patrol 1-2, Gym Exhibition 2-3, Gym Team 2-3-4, Red Cross 1-2, First Aid 2, Victory Corp 1-2, Stage Assistant 2. ELISSA BAKUN Class Basketball 2-4, Class Baseball 3-4, Class Volleyball 3, Chapel Program 1, Junior Prom Committee 3, Amateur Night 3-4, Christ- mas Play 3-4, Ninth Grade Chorus, Dramatics 4, Junior H. S. Glee Club 7-8-1, Senior Prom Committee 4, Senior Play 4, Operetta 7, Seventh Grade Glee Club. Eighth Grade Glee Club, Social Club 2, Junior Girl Reserves 3, Senior Girl Reserves Treasurer 4, Afghan Club 2, Junior Red Cross 1-2-3-4, Soft Toy Club 2, Victory Corp 7. WILLIAM C. BANKES M Club 1, Wrestling 2, Track 4, Jun.ior Prom Committee 3, Modern Choir 2, H. R. Representative 1, Junior H. S. Glee Club 2, Senior Prom Committee 4, Modern Choir Concert 2. Seventh Grade Glee Club, Eighth Grade Glee Club, Gym Exhibition, Gym Team 3. JACQUELINE BARANOWSKI Class Basketball 3, Class Baseball 2-3, Class Volleyball 2-3, Commer- cial Club 4, Soclal Club 2, Junior Girl Reserves 3, Senior Girl Reserves 4, Junior Red Cross 3, Senior Red Cross 4, Soft Toy Club 3, Afghan Club 3. JANE BEAM Elmprint 4, Chapel Program 9, Junior Prom Committee 3, Amateur Night 4, Christmas Play 4, Modern Choir 4, Ninth Grade Chorus, H. R. Representative 8. Junior H. S. Glee Club '7-8-9, Senior Prom Cimmittee 4, Modern Choir Council 4, Operetta 7, Commercial Club 4, Seventh Grade Glee Club, Eighth Grade Glee Club, Usher's Club 2-8-4, Office Assistants 4, Junior Red Cross 1-2-3-4, Junior Honor Society, Senior Honor Society. DAVID BECKWITH Elmprint 4, Football 4, M Club 4, Track 4, Senior Play 4. F. E. BELLOWS HIGH SCI-IOOL: School Paper 3, Varsity Club 2-3, Track 2-3. Football 1-2-3, Class Basketball 1-2-3, Junior Prom Committee 3, Pres. Junior Class 3, Forum Club 2-8, General Organizations 2-3, National Honor Society 3-4. nil. FRANCES BENNING Elmprint 4, Volleyball 2-3, Class Basketball 4, Class Volleyball 4, Chapel Program 1-4, Junior Prom Committee, Co-Chairman of Pub- liclty 3, Amateur Night 1-3-4, Christmas Play 3-4, Ninth ,Grade Chorus, Keglan Society 2-3-4, Senior Prom Committee 4, Senior Play 4, Operetta 1, Seventh Grade Glee Club, Eighth Grade Glee Club, Social Club 2, Junior Girl Reserves 3, Senior Girl Reserves 4. LITA BERTON Class Basketball, Class Baseball, Class Volleyball 1-4, Chapel Pro- gram 3-4, Amateur Night 3-4, Modern Choir 3-4, Sewing Club 3, Modern Choir Concert 3-4, Gym Exhibition 3, Social Club 2, Usher's Club 2-3-4, Afghan Club 7-8, Senior Honor Society 4, Junior Red Cross, Doll Club 3. .,-1, BETTY BILLET Class Basketball 2-3, Class Volleyball 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Amateur Night 3-4, Variety Club 7, Gym Exhibition 3, Social Club 2, Junior Girl Reserves 3. Senior Girl Reserves 4, Afghan Club 2. BEVERLY BLAKESLEE Elmprint 2-3-4, Volleyball 3-4, Basketball 3-4, Class Basketball 1-2-3-4, Class Volleyball 1-2-3-4, Chapel Program 7-8-3, Junior Prom Com- mittee 3, Amateur Night 1-3-4, Christmas Play 1-2-3-4, Modern Choir 2-3-4,, Vice-president 4, Class Cashier 8, Ninth Grade Chorus 1, Dramatics 4, H. R. Representative 3, Sewing Club 1, Junior H. S. Glee Club 7-8, Modern Choir Concert 2-3-4, Senior Play 4, Operetta 7, Seventh Grade Glee Club. Eighth Grade Glee Club, Social Club Presi- dent 2, Junior Girl Reserves 3, Senior Girl Reserves 4, Stage Club 4, Junior Red Cross 1-2-3-4, Color Guard 7-8, National Anthology High School Poetry 4, Stamp and Bond Salesman, Inter Club Council Representative. MARGARET BOYD Volleyball 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1-2-31-4, Baseball 4, Swimming 1-2-3-4, Class Basketball 1-2-3-4, Class Baseball 1-2-3-4, Class Volleyball 1-2-3-4, Chapel Program 1, Class Night Aide 1, Amateur Night 3-4, Head Cashier 4, Ninth Grade Gee Club l, Swimming Club 2, Junior H. S. Glee Club 1-2, Seventh Grade Glee Club, Eighth Grade Glee Club, Gym Exhibition 3, Social Club 2, Junior Girl Reserves, Senior Glrl Reserves, Soft Toy Club 3, Junior Red Cross 1-2-3-4, T. B. Solicitor 4, Color Guard 8. SALLY BOYLE Elmprint 4, Swimming 4, Class Basketball 2-4, Class Volleyball 4, Class Night Aide 3, Junior Prom Committee 3, Cheerleader 8-4, Head 4. Amateur Night 3-4. Commercial Club 4, Usher's Club 2-3-4, Treasurer 4, Junior Girl Reserves 3, Senior Girl Reserves 4, Office Assistants 3-4, Elmpr.int Typing Staff 4, Junior Honor Society 2-8-4, Intramural Basketball 2. PAUL BRENNAN Baseball 2, Modern Choir 4, Ninth Grade Chorus, Rifle Club 3-4, Modern Choir Concert 4, Gym Team 3. CAROLE S. BRENNER Colophon Typing Staff 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Amateur Night 3-4, Ninth Grade Chorus, Junior H. S. Glee Club 1, Commercial Club 4, Eighth Grade Glee Club, Junior Girl Reserves 3, Senior Glrl Reserves 4, Office Assistants 4, Red Cross 1-2-3-4. ROBERT BROWN Football 1-2-3-4, M Club 3-4, Treasurer 4, Class Basketball 3-4, Track 4, Dart Team 4. NORMA BUCI-IAN Volleyball 2-3-4, Class Basketball 2-3-4, Class Baseball 2-3-4, Class Volleyball 2-3-4, Commercial Club President 4, Social Club 2, Junior Girl Reserves Secretary 3. Senior Girl Reserves 4, Office Assistants 3-4, Elmprint Typing Staff 4, May Day Exercises 3. WILLIAM J. BURKE Elmprint 1-2, Baseball 2-3-4, Track 1, Swimming 1, Class Basketball 3, Class Baseball 2, Class Night Aide 3, Junior Prom Committee 4, Seventh Grade Glee Club, Eighth Grade Glee Club, Lunch Patrol 1-2-3, Colophon Staff 3-4, Gym Team 1-2, Nature Club 1-2, Stage Club 2, Bulletin Boys 1-2. TERRY CASEY Track.2, Class Basketball 2-3-4, Class Baseball 2-3-4, H. R. Repre- Eentatif'e4 4, Senior Prom Committee 4, Senior Class Office 4, Senior ounci . PAULA JUNE CASTERLINE Chapel Progrdm 3-4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Christmas Play 3-4, Modern Choir 3-4, Ninth Grade Chorus, Kegian Society 2, Modern Choir Concert 3-4, Commercial Club 4, Junior Girl Reserves 3, Senior Girl Reserves 4. EDWARD CAVANAUGI-I Basketball 3-4, Football 3-4. M Club 4,Track 3-4, Class Baseball 3-4, Class Basketball 2-3, H. R. Representative 2, Gym Team 2-8. LOIS JEAN CERWONKA Class Basketball 4, Senior Prom Committee 4, Seventh Grade Glee Club, Eighth Grade Glee Club, Senior Girl Reserves. ANDREW Cl-IIGOS Chapel Program 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Christmas Play 2-3-4, Modern Choir 2-3-4, Ninth Grade Chorus, Junior H. S. Glee Club 1-2. Rilie Club 3-4, Senior Prom Committee 4, Modern Choir Concert 3-4, Seventh Grade Glee Club. Eighth Grade Glee Club, Biology Club 2-3-4. ESTI-IER MAE CHRISTIAN Elmprint 1, Chapel Program 1, Junior Prom Committee 3, Amateur Night 3, Ninth Grade Chorus, H. R. Representative 7-8, Junior H. S. Glee Club 7-8-1, Operetta 7. Seventh Grade Glee Club, Eighth Grade Glee Club, Social Club 2, Usher's Club 2-8-4, Junior Girl Reserves 3, Senior Girl Reserves 4. Senior Honor Society, Junior Red Cross 7-8-1-2-3-ll, Victory Corps 7, Afghan Club 1, Soft Toy 1-2, March of Dimes 3- . ' RUTH ELLEN COPLAN Elmprint 8-1-2-3, Special Reporter 4, Associate Editor of Colophon 4, Swimming 1-2-3-4, Class Basketball 1-2-3-4, Class Baseball 1-2-3, Class Volleyball 1-2-3-4, Class Dancing 1-2-3, Chapel Program 1-4, Class Night Aide 3, Junior Prom Committee 3, Amateur Night Script Writer 4, Christmas Play 3, Ninth Grade Glee Club 1, German Club 3-4, Social Club 2, Usher's Club 2-3-4, Junior Girl Reserves 3, Bond Salesman 8, Color Guard 8, Junior Honor Society 3-4, Senior Honor Society 4, Colonial Dames of America Essay Contest Winner 3, National Anthology of High School Poetry 4, Pa. Week Quiz Winner 4, Christmas Pageant 4. American Jr. Red Cross 1-2-3-4. JOAN CORCORAN Elmprint 4, Class Basketball 4, Class Baseball 2-3, Class Volleyball 2-3, Chapel Program 4, Class Night Aide.3, Junior Prom Committee 2-3, Amateur Night 3-4, H. R. Representative 2-3-4, Kegian Society 1-2-3-4, Senior Prom Committee 4, Commercial Club 4, Social Club 2, Senior Council 4, Junior Girl Reserves 3, Senior Girl Reserves 4. JACK CORNELL Football 2, Wrestling 1-2-3, Track 1-2, Class Basketball 3, Class Night .Aide 4, H. R. Representative 2-4, Senior Prom Committee 4, Seventh Grade Glee Club, Eighth Grade Glee Club, Senior Council 4. BLANCI-IE W. CROWDER Volleyball 3, Chapel Program 4, Amateur Night 3-4, Modern Choir 3-4, Class Cashier 1, Ninth Grade Chorus, Junior Orchestra 1, Var- sity Orchestra 2-3-4, Junior H. S. Glee Club, Senior Prom Committee 4, Modern Choir Concert 3-4, Operetta 7, Seventh Grade Glee Club. Eighth Grade Glee Club, Variety Club, Social Club 2, Vice-Presi ent of Class 4, Senior Council 4, Commencement Orchestra 2-3, Amateur Nite Orchestra 3-4, Junior Girl Reserves, Senior Girl Reserves. KATHLEEN CUNNINGHAM Basketball 2-3, Class Basketball 2-3-4, Class Baseball 2-3-4, Claus Volleyball 2-3-4, Commercial Club 4, Social Club 2, Colophon Staff 4, Junior Girl Reserves, Senior Girl Reserves. RUTH DANIELS ' Class Basketball 2-3-4, Class Volleyball 2-3-4, Class Night Aide 8, Junior Prom Committee 3, Junior Girl Reserves, Senior Girl Reserves. ARNOLD DAVIDSON Chapel Program 2-8-4, Junior Prom Committee 8, Amateur Night 3-4, Christmas Play 4, Modern Choir 4, Orchestra Concert 2-3-4, Ninth Grade Chorus, Junior Orchestra 7-8, Varsity Orchestra 1-2-8-4, Junior H. S. Glee Club 1. Senior Prom Committee 4, Band 1-2-3-4, Band Concert 1-2-3-4, Modern Choir Concert 4, Senior Play 4, Operetta 7, Commercial Club 4, Seventh Grade Glee Club, Eighth Grade Glee Club, Lunch Patrol 7, Commencement Orchestra 8. Amateur Nite Orchestra 8-4, Operetta Orchestra 2, Office Assistants 4. A JOAN CAROL DAVIES Elmprint 2-3-4, Colophon 8-4, 'Editor 4. Class Basketball 1-2-3-4, Class Baseball 1-2-3-4, Class Volleyball 1-2-8-4, Chapel Program 8, Class Night Aide 3. Junior Prom Committee 3, Cheerleader 4, Amateur Night 8-4, Ninth Grade Glee Club. Treasurer, Junior H. S. Glee Club, Senior Prom Committee 4. Senior Play 4, Operetta 8, Seventh Grade Glee Club, Eighth Grade Glee Club, Social Club 2. Colophon Staff 8-4, Editor 4, Usher's Club 2-8-4, Senior Council 4, Junior Girl Reserves, Senior Girl Reserves, Junior Honor Society, Senior Honor Society, Pigskin Prom Decoration Committee. EMILIE DAVIS Chapel Program 2, Class Night Aide 8, Junior Prom Committee 3, Amateur Nlght 3, Christmas Play 2-4, Modern Choir 2-3-4, Ninth Grade Chorus, Junior H. S. Glee Club, Senior Prom Committee 4, Chairman Decoratiin Committee 4, Modern Choir Concert 2-3-4, Senior Play, Commercial Club 4. Seventh Grade Glee Club. Eighth Grade Glee Club, Social Club 2, Junior Girl Reserves, Senior Girl Reserves, Office Assistants 4. THOMAS DEARDEN Wrestling 3-4, Track 2-8-4. Junior Prom Committee 3, Decoration Chairman 8, Amateur Night 4, Class Cashier 1-2, Art Club 1-2-8-4, Senior Prom Committee 4. Ushr's Club 4, Vice-President Senior Class, Senior Council 4, Junior Honor Society, Senior Honor Society, Junior Red Cross. RONALD DIEROLF M Club 4, Wrestling 2-3-4. JEROME DONBROSKI Elmprint 1-2, Swimming 1-2, Class Basketball 1-2-3, Swimming Club 1-2-3, Gym Exhibition 8, Junior Red Cross. CLARK DONLIN Basketball 1-2, M Club 8-4, Track 2-3-4, Class Basketball 3. Class Baseball 1-2, Chapel Program 1-2, Junior Prom Committee 3, Chair- man Music Commlttee 8, Amateur Night 3, Ninth Grade Chorus, Jun- lor Orchestra 1. Varsity Orchestra 2-3-4, Dramatics 4, Junior H. S. Glee Club 1, Band 1-2-8-4. Band Concert 1-2-3-4, Senior Play 4, Eighth Grade Glee Club. Commencement Orchestra 2-8, Amateur Night Orchestra 3-4, Bulletin Boys 4, Senior Honor Society, Trumpet Trio 8. Bass Quartet 3-4, First Aid 3. Vice-President Band 3, District Festival Aide 2, Senior Play Orchestra 3, Christmas Play 3, Stage Assistant 2, Junior Red Cross, Victory Corps. RELENE DONNELLY Swimming 2, Amateur Night 4, Sewing Club 3-4, Seventh Grade Glee Club, Eighth Grade Glee Club. Social Club 2, Junior Girl Reserves, Senior Girl Reserves, Junior Red Cross, Senior Red Cross. EDWARD DRESS Baseball 2-8-4, M Club 4, Wrestling 2, Class Basketball 8, Class Baseball 2-8-4, H. R. Representative 3. Art Club 3-4, Senior Prom Committee 4. JORDAN DUNBAR NM Club 2-8-4, Vice-President 4, Wrestling 3, Track 3-4, Class Basketball 8-4, Junior Prom Cqmmlttee 2-3, Amateur Night 4, H. R. Representative 1-2-3-4, Swimming Club 8-4, German Club 2-3-4, Sen- ior Prom Committee 4, Gym Exhibition 8-4, Gym Team 1-2-3-4, Senior Class Office, Senior Council 4, Bulletin Boys 3-4. FRANKLIN DYMOND Basketball 1-2-3, Baseball 1-2-8-4, Ninth Grade Chorus, Varsity Or- chestra 2-3-4, Junior H. S. Glee Club, Senior Prom Committee, Band 8-9-1-2-3-4. Band Concert 8-1-2-8.4, Operetta 8, Seventh Grade Glee Club, Eighth Grade Glee Club, Lunch Patrol 7-8, Commencement Orchestra 2-3-4, Amateur Night Orchestra 3-4. CHARLES ECKENRODE Football 1-2-3-4, Baseball 1-2-8-4. M Club 3-4, Wrestling 4, Class Basketball 3, Junior H. S. Glee Club. Gym Team 2-8, Office Assistant 4. BARBARA JEAN ECKER Elmprint l, Swimming 2-4, Class Basketball 4, Class Volleyball 4, Chapel Program 4. Amateur Night 4, H. R. Representative 1, Swim- mng Club 4, Sewing Club 2, Junior H. S. Glee Club 1, Senior Prom Committee, Seventh Grade Glee Club. Eighth Grade Glee Club, Gym Exhibition 8, Social Club 2, Junior Girl Reserves. Senior Girl Reservs. ISABEL ECKER Elmprint 2-8-4, Colophon Associate Editor 4, Basketball 2-3-4, Class Basketball 1-2-3-4, Class Volleyball 4, Chapel Program 3-4, Junior Prom Committee, Co-Chairman Decoration Committee, Cheerleader 4, Amateur Night 3-4. Christmas Play 8, Modern Choir 3-4. Junior Ochestra, H. R. Representative 8-2, Sewing Club 7, Senior Prom Committee, Modern Choir Conce1't 3-4, Senior Play 4, Social Club 2, Colophon Staff 4, Usher's Club 2-3-4, Junior Girl Reserves Junior Honor Society, Senior Honor Society, Mohawk Queen Contest, Pigskin Prom Decoration Committee. GEORGE ELIAS Football 2-3-4, Baseball 4, M Club 3-4, Class Basketball 3, Junior Prom Committee 8, Amateur Night 4, Ninth Grade Chorus, H. R. Representative 1-4, Senior Prom Decoration Committee, Senior Play, Lunch Patrol 1-2, Senior Council 4. IRENE ENDLER Elmprint 4, Swimming 2. Class Volleyball 2, Class Night Aide 3, Junior Prom Committee 8, Amateur Night 3-4, German Club 2, Sen- ior Prom Committee, Commercial Club 4, Gym Exhibition 3, Social Club 2, Junior Girl Reserves. ESTER ERWINE Chapel Program 3-4. Junior Prom Committee 3. Amateur Night 8-4, Christmas Play, Modern Choir 3-4, Ninth Grade Chorus, Modern Choir Concert 3-4, Commercial Club 4, Seventh Grade Glee Club, Eighth Grade Glee Club, Social Club 2, Junior Girl Reserves, Senior Glrl Reserves. DAVID EVANS Football 1-2-3-4, Baseball 3-4, M Club 8-4, Class Basketball 1-2-3, Gym Club 1-2. MARION EVANS Class Basketball 2-3-4, Class Volleyball 4, Senior Prom Committee, Junior Girl Reserves, Senior Girl Reserves. THOMAS EVANS Basketball 1-2-8-4, M Club 8-4, Class Basketball 2-8, Class Base- ball 2, Class Night Aide, Junior Prom Committee, Christmas Play 8, Modern Choir 2-3-4, Ninth Grade Chorus, H. R. Representative. Junlor H. S. Glee Club, Modern Choir Concert 8-4, Seventh Grade Glee Club, Eighth Grade Glee Club. BEVERLY FALKINBURG Elmprint 4, Basketball 2-8. Class Basketball 1-2-3-4, Class Volleyball 4. Chapel Program 3, Junior Prom Committee 3. Amateur Night 8-4, Christmas Play 2-3-4, Modern Choir 2-8-4, Class Cashier 3, Ninth Grade Chorus, Junior H. S. Glee Club, Senior Prom Committee, Modern Choir Concert 3-4, Eighth Grade Glee Club. Social Club 2, Junior Girl Reserves, Senior Girl Reserves, Junior Red Cross. BOWDEN FAUST Baseball 4, M Club 4, Westling 3-4, Track 8-4. Track 8, Class Basketball 2-3, Chapel Progrdn 2-3-4, Varsity Orchestra 1-2-8-4. Band 1-2-3?4i 3Band Concert 1-2-3-4, Gym Team 4, Commencement Orches- ra - - . GERRY FELL Elmprint 3, Co-Editor 4, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Varsity 4, Class Basket- ball, Class Volleyball 1-2-3-4, Chapel Program 8, Junior Prom Com- mittee 3, Amateur Night 4, Dramatics 4, H. R. Representative 2-8, Sewing Club 1, Senior Play, Seventh Grade Glee Club. Social Club 2. Usher's Club 2-3-4, Junior Girl Reserves President, Senior Girl Re- serves President, Stage Club 4, Junior Honor Society, Senior Honor Society, Junior Red Cross. WILLIAM FOOTE Baseball 4, M Club 3-4, Wrestling 1-2-3-4, Captain 4, Track 2-8-4. Swimming 1-2-3-4, Class Basketball 12-3-4, Class Baseball l-2-8-4, Amateur Night 4, Modern Choir 8-4, Swimming Club 1-2-3-4, Art Club 7-8. Kegian Society 1, Band 4, Band Concert 4. Modern Choir Concert 3-4, Book Club 2. Lunch Patrol 7-8, Gym Exhibition 3-4, Gym Team 1-2-3-4, Science Club 3-4. CHARLOTTE FRALEY Elmprint 3, Volleyball 4, Basketball 2-3, Class Basketball 2-3-4, Class Baseball 2-1-4, Class Volleyball 2-8-4, Junior Prom Committee, Ama- teur Night 3-4, Commercial Club 8, Seventh Grade Glee Club, Eighth Grade Glee Club, Social Club 2, Junior Girl Heserves, Senior Glrl Reserves, Victory Club 8, Junior Red Cross, Junior First Aid Club. DONALD FRANKLIN Track 2-4, Class Basketball 2-3-4, Class Baseball 2-3-8, Ninth Grade Chorus, Junior H. S. Glee Club. MARILYN FRIEDMAN Amateur Night 4, Commercial Club 4. EDWARD GAGATEK Senior Prom Committee 4. DANIEL GALLAGHER Basketball 1-2-3-4, Co-Captain 4, Football 2, Baseball 8-4 M Club 3-4, Class Basketball 1-2-3-4. Class Baseball 3-4. Chapel Program 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, H. R. Representative 4, Senior Prom Corn- mittee 4, Usher's Club 4, Senior Council 4, Junior Honor Society. M Club Initiation Committee 4. GEORGE GALLAGHER Elmprint 2, Basketball 4, Baseball 2-3-4, Wrestling 3, Class Basket- ball 1-2-3-4, Class Baseball 1-3-3-4, Class Cashier 8. H. R. Representa- tive 8-2. TOBYANN GARDNER Junior Prom Committee. Amateur Night 3-4, Ninth Grade Chorus, Usher's Club 3-3-4, Junior Girl Reserves 3, Senior Glrl Reserves 4, Junior Red Cross. RENEE S. GAUZ Amateur Night 3-4, Senior Play 4. Junior Girl Reserves 3, Senior Girl Reserves 4, Red Cross 1-2-3-4. DONALD EARL GILBERT Basketball 2, M Club 4. Wrestling 8-4, Track 3-4, Class Basketball 2-3-4, Class Baseball 2-8-4. Junior Prom Committee 3. Orchestra Con- cert 2-3, Junior Orchestra, Varsity Orchestra 2-8, Ju-nlor H. S. Glee Club 7-8, Band 2-3-4, Band Concert 2-3-4, Senior Play 4, Operetta 8, Seventh Grade Glee Club, Eighth Grade Glee Club, Gym Exhibition 2, Gym Team 2-3-4, Operetta Orchestra 2-3. DAVID GINSBURGH Elmprint 1-2, Football 1-2, Baseball 1, Swimming 1-2-8-4, Class Basketball 2-3-4, Class Baseball 2-3-4, Junior Prom Committee 3. Ninth Grade Chorus, Camera Club 2-3-4, Swimming Club 8-4, Art Club 2, Senior Prom Committee 4, Seventh Grade Glee Club. Eighth grade Glee Club, Lunch Patrol 2-3-4, Nature Club 4. Junior Red ross 1-2-3-4. LEANNE GOLDEN Class Basketball 4, Chapel Program 1-2, Amateur Night Chorus 8, Senior Prom Committee, Senior Play 4, Seventh Grade Glee Club. .Eighth Grade Glee Club, Social Club 1-2, Junior Girl Reserves, Senior Girl Reserves. JOSEPH GOOD Commercial Club, Vice-President 4. BETTY THERESA GRANDA ,Amateur Night 4, Commercial Club 4, Social Club 2, Junior Girl Reserves 3, Senior Girl Reserves 4. JOANNE HANNAGAN Elmprint 1, Class Basketball 1-2-3-4, Class Volleyball 1-2-3-4, Junior Prom Committee, Amateur Night 3-4, Head Cashier 1, Ninth Grade Chorus, Dramatlcs 4, H. R. Representative 3, Junior H. S. Glee Club 1. Senior Play Commercial 4. Seventh Grade Glee Club, Eighth Grade Glee Club, Social Club 2, Science Club 4, Junior Girl Reserves, Senior Girl Reserves. SHIRLEY ANN HAYDEN Chapel Program 4, Christmas Play 3-4, Kegian Society 2-3-4, Junior H. S. Glee Club, Seventh Grade Glee Club, Eighth Grade Glee Club. JOHN HAYDUK Football 1-2. Class Basketball 3, Chapel Program 1, Ninth Grade Chorus, Junior H. S. Glee Club, Eighth Grade Glee Club. ROBERT HILDEBRAND Football 2-3, Class Basketball 3, Junior Prom Committee 3, Camera 515115 ii, Rifle Club 4, Senior Prom Committee 4, Junior Red Cross WILLIAM HOLTZMAN Elmprint 4, Class Basketball 2-3, Class Baseball 2-3, Chapel 7-8-1, Christmas Play 8, Camera Club 4, Junior H. S. Glee Club 7-8, Rifle Club 3-4, Senior Prom Committee 4, Operetta 7, Seventh Grade Glee Club, Eighth Grade Glee Club, Science Club 4, Usher's Club 3-4. LOIS HOOVER ' MARION IIUNGARTER Colophon 4, Basketball 4, Class Basketball 4, Chapel Program 3-4, Junior Prom Committee 3. Amateur Night 3, Christmas Play 3-4, Modern Choir 3-4, Ninth Grade Chorus, H. R. Representative 2, Sew- ing Club 2, Junior H. S. Glee Club 1, Modern Choir Concert 3-4, Operetta 1. Commercial Club, Secretary 4, Seventh Grade Glee Club, Eighth Grade Glee Club, Social Club 2. Colophon Staff 4, Usher's 2-3- 4, Junior Girl Reserves, Senior Girl Reserves, Office Assistants 3. BETTIE JAYNE HUNT Class Basketball 1-2-3-4, Class Volleyball 1-2-3-4, Class Night Aide 3, Amateur Night 4. Variety Club 7, Social Club 2, Junior Girl Reserves, Senior Girl Reserves, Vice-President 4. CHARLES ISELY Track 2-3-4, Junior Prom Conimittee. Amateur Night 4, Class Cashier 4, Rifle Club 3, President 4, Commercial Club 4. EDWARD JAKUBOVITZ Chapel Program 4, Junior Prom Committee, Amateur Night 4, Modern Choir 3-4, Treasurer, Varsity Orchestra 3-4, Camera Club 4, Modern Choir Concert 4, Senior Play 4. Science Club 4. Commencement Or- chestra 3-4. Amateur Night Orchestra 3-4, Lab Assistant 4. JUNE ADELE JOHNSTON Class Basketball 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Amateur Night 3, Modern Choir 3-4, H. R. Representative 3, Art Club 4, Modern Choir Concert 3-4, Senior Play, Senior Girl Reserves. MARY JOI-INSTONE Amateur Night 3-4, Junior Girl Reserves, Afghan Club 3. CARRIE JONES Elmprint 4, Basketball 2-3-4, Class Basketball 1-2-3-4, Class Volley- ball 4, Chapel Program 1. Class Nignt Aide 3. Junior Prom Commit- tee 3. Amateur Night 4, Ninth Grade Chorus, Senior Prom Commit- tee, Senior Play, Commercial Club, Social Club, Colophon Staff 4, Junior Girl Reserves,' Senior Girl Reserves, Stage Club 4, Junior Red Cross 1-2-3-4. MIRIAM JONES Volleyball 4, Class Basketball 1-2-8-4, Class Baseball 1-2-3-4, Class Volleyball 1-2-3-4, Amateur Night 4, Ninth Grade Chorus, Junior H. S. Glee Club, Commercial Club 4, Seventh Grade Glee Club, Eighth Grade Glee Club, Social Club 2, Junior Girl Reserves, Senior Girl Reserves, Victory Club 8, Junior Red Cross 1-2-3-4. ROBERT JONES Elmprint 2-3, Basketball 1-2-3, Baseball 2-3-4, M Club 4, Class Basketball 1-2-3-4, Class Baseball 1-2-3-4, Junior Honor Society. JOHN H. JOPLING Football 1-2-3-4, M Club 3-4, Track 2-3, Class Basketball 2-3, Junior Prom Committee 3, Gyun Team 2-3-4. LOUIS KAHAN Junior Prom Committee, Ninth Grade Chorus, Seventh Grade Glee Club, Eighth Grade Glee Club, Lunch Patrol 7-8. , TI-IERESA MARY KAMINSKI Colophon, Volleyball 1-2-3-4, Class Basketball 1-2-3-4, Class Base- ball 1-2-3-4, Class Volleyball 1-2-3-4, Amateur Night, Commercial Club, Social Club, Junior Girl Reserves, Senior Girl Reserves, Office Assistants, Afghan Club 7-8. ROSLYN KAUFER Colophon 4, Basketball 4, Class Basketball 2-3-4, Class Volleyball 2-3-4, Amateur Night 3, Class Cashier 2. Ninth Grade Chorus, Junior H. S. Glee Club, Seventh Grade Glee Club, Eighth Grade Glee Club, Colo- phon 4, Junior Girl Reserves, Senior Girl Reserves, Junior Red Cross I-2-3-4. . ANITA KEATING Class Basketball 4, Class Volleyball 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Amateur Night 3, Ninth Grade Chorus, H. R. Representative 2-3, Eignts Grade Glee Club, Social Club 2, Junior Girl Reserves, Senior Girl Reserves. KATHRYN LOUISE KEIL Volleyball 2-3-4, Class Basketball 3-4, Class Volleyball 3-4, Chapel Program 1, Ninth Grade Chorus, H. R. Representative 8-2, Junior H. S. Glee Club, Seventh Grade Glee Club, Eighth Grade Glee Club, Social Club 2, Junior Girl Reserves, Senior Girl Reserves. MILDRED E. KELLAR Volleyball 1-2-3-4, Class Basketball 1, Class Baseball 1, Class Volley- ball 1. Amateur Night 4. Ninth Grade Chorus, Senior Prom Commit- tee. Commercial Club 4, Social Club 2, Junior Girl Reserves, Senior Girl Reserves, March of Dimes, Junior Red Cross. EDWARD KEMMERER Junior Prom Committee 3, Commercial Club' 4. JOSEPH KENNEDY Basketball 1-2-4, Football 1, Track 1-2-3-4, Swimming 1-2-3-4, Class Basketball 1-2-3-4, Class Baseball 1-2-8-4, Class Volleyball 3-4, Ama- teur Night 4, Camera Club 3, H. R. Representative 1, Swimming Club 1, German Club 2-3-4, Variety Club 1, Social Club 1, Science Club 1, Nature Club 1. LAURA KIRKPATRICK Volleyball 1-2-3, Class Basketball 1-3-4, Class Volleyball 1-3-4, Com- mercial Club 4, Junior Girl Reserves 3, Senior Girl Reserves 4, March of Dimes Campaign 4. e GENE C. KNECHT Track 2, Art Club 4, Junior H. S. Glee Club 1, Band 2, Gym Exhibi- gon 1, 4I.Isher's Club 4, Junior Honor Society 2-3-4, Senior Honor ociety . JEAN KNOUSE Amateur Night 3, Variety Club 7. MARCELLA KOZMOSKI Varsity Basketball 2-3-4. Class Basketball 2-3-4, Class Volleyball 4. Class Night Aide 3, Junior Prom Committee 3, Class Cashier 4, Social Club 2, Usher's Club 2-3-4. Junior Girl Reserves 3, Senior Girl Re- serves 4, Junior Honor Society 2-3-4, Senior Honor Society 4, Coach Class Basketball 4. FRED KRATZ Football 2, Baseball 3. M Club 4, Wrestling 1, Class Baskelball 1-2-3-4, Class Baseball 1-2-3-4, Ninth Grade Chorus, Gym Team 2-8. GLENN T. KRESGE Amateur Night 3-4, Modern Choir 4, Ninth Grade Chorus, Junior H. S. Glee Club 1, Modern Choir Concert 4, Operetta 1, Seventh Grade Glee Club, Eighth Grade Glee Club, March of Dimes Campaign 3-4, Junior Red Cross 1-2-3-4. JOHN J. KRISO Football 1, M Club 4, Wrestling 3-4, Track 2-8, Swimming 1-2-3-4, Class Basketball 1-2-3-4. Class Baseball 1-2-3-4, Class Football 1-2-3-4, Rifle Club 2-3-4, Secretary 4, Lunch Patrol 1-2, Gym Exhibition 3, Science Club 1-2, Nature Club 1-2. EDWARD KRZYWICKI Elmprint 1-2, Basketball 1, Football 1, Baseball 1 M Club 1, Wrestling 1, Track 2-3-4, Swimming 1-2, Class Basketball 1-2-3, Class Baseball 1-2, Junior Prom Committee 3, Class Cashier 2, Ninth Grade Chorus 1, H. R. Representative 3, Swimming Club 1, Junior H. S. Glee Club 1, Riiie Club 2-3, Senior Prom Committee 4, Seventh Grade Glee Club 1, Eighth Grade Glee Club 1, Gym Exhibition 3, Gym Team 2-3-4, Nature Club 1-2-3-4, Junior Red Cross 1-2-3-4. JEAN LACEY Volleyball 4, Basketball 2-3-4, Swimming 4, Class Basketball 2-3-4, Class Volleyball 4. Junior Prom Committee 3, Amateur Night 3-4, Class Cashier 2, Ninth Grade Chorus, Swimming Club Water Ballet 4, Junior H. S. Glee Club 1, Senior Prom Committee 4, Seventh Grade Glee Club, Eighth Grade Glee Club, Variety Club 1, Social Club 2, Junior Girl Reserves 3, Senior Girl Reserves 4. , LAWRENCE LANGAN Senior Prom Committee 4, Science Club 4. RONALD LAX De Witt Clinton High School, New York City-Science Club, Junior Varsity Basketball, Intramural Softball. Allentown, Pa.-Chemistry Club, Intramural Basketball. BETTY LEAR H. R. Representative 2-4. Senior Prom Committee 4, Commercial Club 4, Senior Council 4, Office Assistants 4, Elmprint Typing Staff 4, Bulletin Typist 4. HARRY K. LEAR, JR. Track 3, Christmas Play 4, Varsity Orchestra 3-4, Rifle Club 1, Sec- retary 2-3-4, Senior Prom Committee 4, Band 1-2-8, President 4, Band Concert 1-2-3-4, Commencement Orchestra 3, Amateur Nite Orchestra 4. . WALTER VINCENT LEGER Elmprint 3, Amateur Night 4, Christmas Play 4. BETTY ROSE LEWIS Chapel Program, Amateur Night, Ninth Grade Chorus, Senior Pram Committee 4, Seventh Grade Glee Club, Eighth Grade Glee Club, Social Club 2, Junior Girl Reserves 3, Senior Girl Reserves 4. MARIAN LEWIS Swimming 2-3-4, Class Basketball 1-2-3-4, Class Baseball 1-2-3, Class Volleyball 1-2-3-4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Amateur Night 4, Class Cashier 2, Ninth Grade Chorus, Swimming Club 4, German Club 3-4, Junior H. S. Glee Club, Senior Prom Committee 4, Seventh Grade Glee Club, Eighth Grade Glee Club, Social Club 2. Junior Girl Re- serves 3, Senior Girl Reserves 4, Junior First Aid 2-3-4, Stamp and Bond Salesman, Junior Red Cross 1-2-3-4, Victory Club. ROMAYNE LEWIS Class Basketball 1-2-3-4, Class Volleyball 1-2-3-4, Junior Prom Com- mittee 3. JOSEPH LIPINSKI Class Basketball 2-3, Class Baseball 2-3, Junior Prom Committee, Ninth Grade Chorus. Seventh Grade Glee Club, Eighth Grade Glee club, Gym Exhibition. MARION LLOYD Basketball 1-2-3. Class Basketball 1-2-3-4, Class Baseball 1-2-3-4, Class Volleyball 1-2-3-4, Ninth Grade Chorus, Sewing Club 1, Com- mercial Club 4, Social Club 2, Colophon Staff 4, Junior Girl Re- serves 3, Senior Girl Reserves 4, Oifice Assistants 4. BOB LOCKMAN Class Basketball 1-2-3-4, Class Baeball 1-2-3-4, Chapel Program 1-4, Christmas Play 4, Modern Choir 4, Ninth Grade Chorus, Art Club 4, Senior Prom Committee 4. Modern Choir Concert 4, Seventh Grade Glee Club, Eighth Grade Glee Club, Gym Exhibition 3. MARION LUNSON Class Volleyball 4. SANDRA J. LUSTIG Class Basketball 4, Class Volleyball 4, Junior Prom Cqnmittee 3, Cheerleader 4, Amateur Night 4, Class Cashier 1, Junior H. S. Glee Club, Seventh Grade Glee Club, Eighth Grade Glee Club, Junior Girl Reserves 8. Senior Glrl Reserves 4. DOLORES MAGER Elmprint 2-3-4, Associate Editor 4, Chapel Program 1-2-3-4, Junior Prom Committee 3. Modern Choir 2-3-4, Ninth Grade Chorus, H. R. Representative 8-1, Junior H. S. Glee Club, Modern Choir Concert 2-3-4, Commercial Club 4. Seventh Grade Glee Club, Eighth Grade Glee Club, Usher's Club 2-3-4, Junior Honor Society, Senior Honor gociety, Colophon Typing Staff 4, Bulletin Typist 4, Christmas Play -3-4. JOHN MAHON Chapel Program 8, Junior Prom Committee 3. Amateur Night 3, Modern Choir 4, Class Cashier 7-8, Ninth Grade Chorus, Camera Club 1, H. R. Representative 7-8, German Club 1-3, Keglan Society 7-8, Junior H. S. Glee Club 1, Operetta 8, Seventh Grade Glee Club, Eighth Grade Glee Club, Book Club 7. FRANK MALKEMES Football 2. Track 3-4, Class Basketball 1-2-3-4, Class Baseball 1-2-3-4, gunior Prom Committee 3, Senior Prom Committee 4, Junior Red ross. ALBERT MAMARY Elmprint 1, Football 1-2, M Club 2-3-4, Wrestling 1-2, Class Basketball 2-3, Junior Prom Committee 3, Class Cashier 1, Rifle Club 4, Senior Prom Committee 4, Gym Team 2. FRANK MARDER Gym Team 2-3, M Club 4, Wrestling 4, Pottsville: Football 2.3. Track 2-8, Class Basketball 3, Amateur Night 3, Ninth Grade Chorus, Camera Club 3-4, Dramatics 8-4, Junior H. S. Glee Club 7-8, Coral Ensemble 2-3-4. NICHOLAS MARRASH Elmprint 2, Football 2-3-4. Baseball 3, M Club 4, Wrestling 2, Track 2-3-4, Class Baseball 2-3-4. Amateur Night 4, Christmas Play 2, H. R. Representative 2, Junior H. S. Glee Club 2, Commercial Club 4, Sevinth Grade Glee Club, Eighth Grade Glee Club, Class Basketball 2-3- . BETTY M. MAYERS Class Basketball 1-2-3-4, Class Baseball 1-2-3-4, Class Volleyball 1-2- 3-4, Amateur Night 4, Class Cashier 4, Commercial Club 4. Variety Club 7, Social Club 2, Junior First Aid. Junior Red Cross, Senior Red Cross, March of Dimes Campaign, Junior Girl Reserves 8, Senior Girl Reserves 4. JOHN McANDREW . 4 Class Basketball 3, Chapel Program 2-3-4, Amateur Night 4, Modern Choir 2-3-4, Class Cashier 2, Ninth Grade Chorus, H. R. Representa- tive 3, Modern Choir Concert 2-8-4, Seventh Grade Glee Club. Eighth Grade Glee Club. JAMES McGINTY Swimming 1-2-3-4, Class Basketball 1-2-3-4, Class Baseball 1-2-3'4, Modern Choir 3-2, Art Club 4, Modern Choir Concert 3-4. JAMES J. McGOWAN Junior Prom Committee 8, Christmas Play 8, Dramatics 4, Rifle Club 1-2-3-4, Vice-President 4, Senior Prom Committee 4, Senior Play 4, .Eighth Grade Glee Club, Science Club 4, Usher's Club 4, Class Teller JOHN McGROAR'I'Y Elmprint 2, Football 2-3. Track 2, Class Basketball 2-3, Class Cashier 7, Junior H. S. Glee Club. Seventh Grade Glee Club, Eighth Grade Glee Club, Variety Club, Lunch Patrol 7-8, Gym Team. JAMES McGUIRE Basketball 1-2-3-4, Football 1-2-3-4, Baseball 1-2-3-4, Class Basketball 2-3. H. R. Representative 1. GERTRUDE McKEOWN Chapel Program 3-4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Amateur Night 4, Christmas Play 4, Modern Choir 3-4, N-ivnth Grade Chorus, Junior H. S. Glee Club 1, Senior Prom Committee 4, Modern Choir Concert 3-4, Seventh Grade Glee Club, Eighth Grade Glee Club, Variety Club, Social Club 2, Junior Girl Reserves 3, Senior Girl Reserves 4, Junior Red Cross 3-4. LUTHER E. McLAUGHLlN EDWIN MIHALKO Football 1-2-3-4, M Club 4, Wrestling 1-2-3. ARDEN MILLER Class Basketball 1-2-3-4, Class Baseball 1-2-3-4, Bulletin Boys 2. DAVID MONK Band 4. FRANK MONTEDONICO CATHERINE MORRASH Basketball I-2-3-4, Class Basketball 1-2-3-4, Class Baseball 2-3-4, Class Volleyball 2-3-4, Class Night Aide 3, Sewing Club 2, Commercial Club 4, Social Club 2, Junior Girl Reserves 3, Senior Girl Reserves 4. JOSEPH MORRASH Football I-2-3, M Club 3-4, H. R. Representative 1-3. JOHN W. MOSER Elmprint 1-2, Track 2-3, Class Basketball 1-2, Class Baseball 2-3, Chapel Program 1-2-4. Amateur Night 1, Modern Choir 4, Modern Choir Concert 4, Gym Exhibition 1, Gym Team 1-2-3. GEORGE MOSES Elmprint 1-2, Basketball 1, Football 1-2-3-4, Baseball 1 M Club 2-3-4, Wrestling 1-2-3-4, Track 1-2-3-4, Swimming 2-3, Class Basket- ball 1-2-3-4, Class Baseball 1-2-3-4, Class Night Aide 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Class Cashier 3, Ninth Grade Chorus, H. R Representa- tive I, Swimming Club 3, Art Club 2, Junior H. S. Glee Club 1, Rifle Club 3-4, Seventh Grade Glee Club, Eighth Grade Glee Club, Lunch Patrol 1, Gym Exhlblton 1, Gym Team 2-3-4, Nature Club 1-2-3-4. l GEORGE NAMEY Football 2, Wrestling 2, Ninth Grade Chorus. JEANETTE M. NOROSKI Volleyball 1-2-3-4, Class Basketball 1-2-3-4, Class Baseball 1-2-3-4, Class Volleyball 1-2-3-4, Amateur Night 3-4, Ninth Grade Chorus 1. Commercial Club 4, Social Club 2, Junior Girl Reserves 3, Senior Girl Reserves 4, Office Assistants 4, Elmprint Typing Staff 4. JEAN OBITZ Elmprint 2-3. Volleyball 4, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Captain 3-4, Swimming 4. Class Basketball 1-2-3-4, Class Volleyball 4, Chapel Program 8, Junior Prom Committee 3, Cheerleader 4, Amateur Night 3-4, Swim- ming Club, Water Ballet 4. Senior -Prom Committee 4 Commercial Club 4, Variety Club 7, Social Club 2, Colophln Staff 4. Usher's Club 2-3-4. Junior Girl Reserves Vice-President 3, Senior Girl Reserves 4, Office Assistants 4, Elmprint Typing Stali' 4, Senior Honor Society 4, Mr. Gilbert's Assistant 3-4, Mr. Gulliver's Typist 4, Mohawk Queen Contestant , Pigskin Prom Decoration 4. FLORENCE 0'BRIEN Amatuer Night 3, Christmas Play 3-4, Modern Choir 2-3-4, Ninth Grade Chorus, Modern Choir Concert 2-3-4, Commercial Club 4. Seventh Grade Glee Club 7, Eighth Grade Glee Club 8, Social Club 2, Junior Girl Reserves 3, Senior Girl Reserves 4, Office Assistants 4, Junior Red Cross, Senior Red Cross. JAMES 0'BRIEN Swimming 3, Chapel Program 4, Amateur Night 3, Christmas Play 4, Modern Choir 4, President, Rifle Club 2-3-4, Modern Choir Concert 4. RICHARD O'DEA Basketball 1, Baseball 2-4, Class Basketball 1-2-3-4, Class Baseball 1-.-3-4. WILLIAM O'DEA Elmprint 1-2, Football 1-2-3-4. Captain, Baseball 2-3-4, M Club 3-4, Wrestling 1, Track 1, Swimming 1-2-3-4, Class Basketball 1-2-3, Class Baseball 1-2-3, Class Night Aide 3, Head Cashier 1-2-3-4, Class Cashier 1-2-3-4, Camera Club 3-4, H. R. Representative 4, Swimming Club 1-2-3-4, German Club 1-2, Senior Prom Committee 4, Seventh Grade Glee Club, Eighth Grade Glee Club, Lunch Patrol 2, Gym Exhibition 1-2, Gym Team 1-2, Science Club 2, Nature Club 1-2-3-4, Senior Council 4, Junior Red Cross 1-2-3-4. ' JAMES O'KANE Football 2, Baseball 4, Track 1, Class Basketball 1-2-3-4, Class Base- ball 1-2-3-4, Commercial Club 4. STEPHEN R. OWENS Elmprint 1, Colophon 1, Volleyball 1, Basketball 1, Football 1-2, M Club 1-2-3-4, Wrestling 1-2-4, Track 3, Swimming 1-2-3-4, Class Basketball 1-2-3-4, Class Baseball 1. Majorette 3-4, Junior Prom Com- mittee 3, Amateur Night 1-3, Christmas Play 1, Head Cashier 3, Class Cashier 3, German Club 3-4, Gym Exhibition 3, Gym Team 1-2-3, Nature Club 4, Bulletin Boys 3. HELEN E. PADDOCK Volleyball 2-3-4. Class Basketball 4, Class Volleyball 4, Commercial Club 4, Junior Girl Reserves 3, Senior Girl Reserves 4. LANE PATRICK Colophon 4, Track 4, Chapel Program 4, Class Night Aide 3, Junior Prom Committee 3, Cheerleader 4, Amateur Night 4, Dramatics 4, Rifle Club 4, Senior Prom Committee 4, Senior Play 4. Colophon Staff 4, Usher's Club 4, Stage Club 1-2-3-4, Bulletin Boys 3-4, Junior Honor Society, Senior Honor Society. DOLORES PETROVICH Amateur Night 4, Modern Choir 4, Modern Choir Concert 4, Com- mercial Club 4, Senior Play 4. EDWARD L. PETTIT Football 3, Baseball 4, M Club 3-4, Wrestling 3-4. EDWARD PISARCIK Class Basketball 2-3-4, Class Baseball 2-3-4, Ninth Grade Chorus. MARIAN POPKY Amateur Night 3, Christmas Play 3, Ninth Grade Chorus, Senior Play 4, Social Club 2, Junior Girl Reserves 3, Senior Girl Reserves 4. LEONA POVAILITIS Class Basketball 3-4, Class Baseball 1, Class Volleyball 3-4, Amateur Night 3-4, Ninth Grade Chorus, Operetta 1, Seventh Grade Glee Club, Junior Girl Reserves, Senior Girl Reserves. SALLY ANN POWELL Swimming 3. Class Volleyball 4, Amateur Night 3-4, Christmas Play 8, Ninth Grade Chorus, Dramatlcs 4, Junior H. S. Glee Club, Senior Prom Committee, 4, Senior Play 4, Seventh Grade Glee Club, Eighth grade Glee Club, Social Club 2, Junior Girl Reserves 3, Senior Girl eserves 4. WILLIAM POWELL Swimming I-2-3-4, Art Club 2-3-4, Seventh Grade Glee Club, Eighth Grade Glee Club, Gym Team. BEVERLY PURSELL Colophon 4, Class Basketball 1-2-3-4, Class Baseball 1-2-3-4, Class Volleyball 1-2-3-4, Chapel Program 8, Junior Prom Committee 3, Cheerleader 4, Amateur Night 3-4, Christmas Play 2-3, Modern Choir 2-3-4, Ninth Grade Chorus. HL R. Representative 2, Junior H. S. Glee Club 7-8-9, Senior Prom Committee 4, Modern Choir Concert 2-3-4, Operetta 8, Seventh Grade Glee Club, Eighth Grade Glee Club. Social Club 2, Colophon Staff 4. Usher's Club 2-3-4, Junior Girl Reserves 3, Senior Girl Reserves 4, Office Assistants 3-4. Junior Honor Society, Senior Honor Society, Pigskin Prom Decoration, Elmprint 2-3-4. CHARLES QUAY WILLIAM REDICK Elmprint 1, Class Basketball 3, Class Baseball l-2-3-4. GWILYM REI-:ss ' M Club 3-4, Wrestling 3-4, Track 1-2-3-4, Ninth Grade Chorus, Gym Team 3-4. JOHN REEVE Football 2, Wrestling 2, Track 1-2-3-4, Class Basketboll 1-2-3-4, Class Baseball 1-2-3-4, Chapel Program 4, Closs Night Aide 3, Cheerleader 4, H. R. Representative 1. Senior Prom Committee 4. Seventh Grade Glee Club, Eighth Grade Glee Club, Nature Club 2. Junior Red Cross 1, Victory Club. THOMAS REID Elmprint 2-8-4. Amateur Night 4, Class Cashier 1-4, Ninth Grade Chorus, H. R. Representaive 8, Senior Prom Committee 4, Senior Play 4, Seventh Grade Glee Club, Eighth Grade Glee Club. RALPH RITTENHOUSE . Senior Prom Committee. JOHN ROBERTS Junior Prom Committee 3, Class Cashier 3, Art Club 2, Gym Team 2-3. WILLIAM ROUGHSEDGE Swimming 1-2-3-4, Class Basketball 1-2-3-4, Rifle Club 3, Commercial Club 4. CLEDWYN ROWLANDS Elmprint 1-2, Basketball 1, Football 1, Baseball 1, M Club 4, Wrestling 2-3-4, Track 2-3-4, Swimming 2-3, Class Basketball 1-2-3-4, Class Baseball l-2-3-4, Junior Prom Committee ll, Class Cashier 3, Ninth Grade Chorus, Swimming Club 3. Art Club 2. Junior H. S. Glee Club, Rifle Club 2-4, Seventh Grade Glee Club, Eighth Grade Glee Club, Lunch Patrol 1, Gym Exhibition l. Gym Team 2-3-4, Nature Club 1-2-3-4, Junior Red Cross. NANCY ROYER Elmprint 2-3-4, Colophon 3, Majorette 4, Class Night Aide 3. Junior Prom Committee 2-3, Amateur Night 1-3-4, Modern Choir 3-4, Ninth Grade Chorus, Senior Prom Committee 4, Band Concert 4. Modern Choir Concert 3-4, Senior Play 4, Operetta 9, Seventh Grade Glee Club, Eighth Grade Glee Club, Usher's Club 3-4, Junior Girl Reserves, Senior Girl Reserves. HARRY RUSS I . Wrestling 4, Track 2-3-4, Class Baseball 8, Amateur Night 4, 'Christ- mas Play, Modern Choir 2-3-4, Junior Orchestra T-H-9, Varsity Or- chestra 1-2-3-4, Band 7-8-1-2-3-4, Band Concert 7-H-1-2-3-4. Modern Choir Concert 2-3-4, Lunch Patrol 7-8, Commencement Orchestra 8-1-2-3-4, Amateur Night Orchestra 2-3. MICHAEL RUSTIC , Elmprint 1-2, Basketball 1, Football 1, Baseball l, Wrestling 2, Track 3-4, Swimming 2-3, Class Basketball I-2-3-4, Class Baseball 1-2-3-4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Class Cashier 2. Ninth Grade Chorus. Swimming Club 8, Art Club 2. Junior H. S. Glee Club, Rifle Club 2-3, Seventh Grade Glee Club, Eighth Grade Glee Club, Lunch Patrol 1, Gym Exhibition 1, Gym Team 2-3-4, Nature Club 1-2-3-4. DOROTHY SABA Class Basketball 1-2-3-4, Class Baseball 1-2-3-4, Class V0lleYb8ll 1-2-3-4, Commercial Club 4, Social Club 2, Junior Girl Reserves 3, Senior Girl Reserves 4, Red Cross 1-2-3-4. SHIRLEY SABA Volleyball 1-2-3, Class Basketball 2-3-4, Class Baseball 2-Q-4, Chapel Program 1, Junior Orchestra 1, Commercial Club 4, Social Club 2- Junior Girl Reserves 3, Senior Girl Reserves 4, Office Assistants 4. DONALD SABATINO n , Swimming 1-L2-3-4, Christmas Play 2, Senior Prom Committee 4. ALBERT SALLITT Elmprint 1, Wrestling 2, Track 2-3-4, Class Basketball 1-2-3-4, Class Baseball 1-2-3-4, Junior Prom Committee 3. Amateur Nilllit 4, Senior Prom Committee 4, Band 1-2-3-4, Band Concert I-2-3-4, Gym Ex- hibitios 4. Gym Team 1-2. NANCY SCHLIER , Elmprint 1, Chapel Program 1, Amateur Night 3, Ninth Grade Chorus, Senior Prom Committee 4. Commercial Club 4. Social Clllb 2. UShej S Club 2-3-4, Junior Girl Reserves 3, Senior Girl Reserves 4, Office Assistants 4. OHN SCHUTTER J Class Basketball 3-4. Cheerleader 4, Christmas Play 4, Modern Choir 4. Senior Prom Committee 4, Modern Choir Concert 4, Eighth Grade Glee Club. Junior Red Cross I-2-3-4. SHIRLEY SCI-IWALENBERG n Chapel Program 3-4, Class Night Aide 3, Amateur Night 3-4, Christ- mas Play 3-4, Modern Choir 3-4, Ninth Grade Chorus, Junior H. .S. Glee Club 7-8-9, Modern Choir Concert 3-4, 0U9l'9it8 1. C0mm9l'Cl8l Club 4, Seventh Grade Glee Club, Eighth Grade Glee Club, Usher's Club 3-4, Junior Girl Reserves 3, Senior Girl Reserves 4. I-IIRLEY SHAVER S . Class Basketball 3. Class Baseball 3, Junior Prom Committee 3, .Art Club 2-3. LOIS SHAW R Chapel Program 1, Amateur Night 3, Christmas Play 3, Social Club 2, JLnior Girl Reserves 3, Senior Girl Reserves 4. MOLLIE Sl-IOVLIN Elmprint 2-3-4, Volleyball 4, Majorette 4, H. R. Representative 1, Junior H. S. Glee Club 1, Senior Prom Committee 4, Seventh Grade Glee Club, Eighth Grade Glee Club, Social Club 2, Junior Girl Re- serves 3, Senior Girl Reserves 4. SANDRA SIMON Class Basketball 4, Class Volleyball 4, Ninth Grade Chorus, Junior H. S. Glee Club 1, Senior Prom Committee 4, Social Club 2, Junior Girl Reserves 3, Scnior Girl Reserves 4. MARJORIE SMULYNAN Class Basketball 4, Class Baseball 4, Class Volleyball 4, Chapel Program 3-4, Amateur Night 3-4, Christmas Play 3-4, Modern Choir 3-4, Ninth Grade Chorus, Sewing Club 2-3, Seventh Grade Glee Club, Eighth Grade Glee Club, Junior Girl Reserves 3. Senior Girl Re- serves 4. LEO SOLOMON .Elmprint 1, Football 1-2-3-4, Baseball 1, M Club 1-2, Track 1-2-3-4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Amateur Night 4. BETTY SORBER Swimming 3, Amateur Night 4, Ninth Grade Chorus, Junior H. S. Glee Club 1, Commercial Cluh 4, Social Club 2, Junior Girl Reserves 3, Senior Girl Reserves 4, Afghan Club 4. LILA SPINNER Elmprint 2, Basketball 4, Class Basketball'4, Class Volleyball 1, Junior Prom Committee 3. Amateur Night 34, Ninth Grade Chorus, Sewing Club 2-3, Seventh Grade Glee Club, Eighth Grade Glee Club, Gyn Exhibition 1, Usher's Club 3-4, Junior Girl Reserves, Senior Girl Reserves 4. GRACE STADLER Swimming 2, Amateur Night 3-4, German Club 3-4, Sewing Club 2-3, Seventh Grafde Glee Club, Eighth Grade Glee Club, Social Club 2, Junior Girl Reserves 3, Senior Girl Reserves 4, Junior Red Cross, Senior Red Cross. PEGGY STAMETS Chapel Program 3-4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Christmas Play 3-4, Modern Choir 3-4, Class Cashier 2-3, Ninth Grade Chorus, Senior Prom Committee 4, Modern Choir Concert 3-4, Senior Play 4, Com- mercial Club 4, Seventh Grade Glee Club, Eighth Grade Glee Club, Junior Girl Reserves 3, Senior Girl Reserves 4. EDWARD STANTON Swimming 2-3-4, Class Basketball 2-3-4, Class Baseball 2-3-4, H. R. Rfepregenltative 2, Operetta 2, Seventh Grade Glee Club, Eighth Grade G ee u . HENRY STANTON Swimming 3-4, Class Basketball 2-3-4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Orchestra Concert 2, Ninth Grade Chorus, Junior Orchestra 1-2, Var- sity Orchestra 1-2-3-4, H. R. Representative 1, Seventh Grade Glee Club, Eighth Grade Glee Club, Variety Club, Lunch Patrol 2, Nature Club 1, Commencement Orchestra 1-2-3, Amateur Night Orchestra 1-3-4, Operetta Orchestra 1. NANCY STEIN Amateur Night 3-4, Christmas Play 2-3-4, Modern Choir 2-3-4, Ninth Grade Chorus, Modern Choir Concert 3-4, Usher's Club 2-3-4, Junior Girl Reserves, Senior Girl Reserves, Junior Red Cross 1-2-3-4, Junior Honor Society 2-3-4, Senior Honor Society 4. BEVERLY MAE STEINI-IAUER Swimming 2, Class Basketball 4, Chapel Program 3-4, Class Night Aide 3, Junior Prom Committee 3, Amateur Night 3-4, Christmas Play 2-4, Modern Choir 3-4, Ninth Grade Chorus, Sewing Club 2-3, Junior H. S. Glee Club 1-2, Modern Choir Concert 3-4, Operetta 7, Commer- cial Club 4. Seventh Grade Glee Club, Eighth Grade Glee Club, Social Club 2, Colophon Typing Staff 4, Junior Girl Reserves 3, Senior Girl Reserves 4, Office Assistants 4. ' FRED STERLING MARY STILES Volleyball 1-2-3-4, Class Basketball 2-3-4, Class Volleyball 3-4. Chapel Program 1, Ninth Grade Chorus, Junior H. S. Glee Club 8-9, Commer- cial Club 4, Seventh Grade Glee Club, Eighth Grade Glee Club, Social Club 2, Junior Girl Reserves, Senior Girl Reserves. JANET SUMPOLEC Chapel Program 4, Amateur Night 4, Sewing Club 2-4, Social Club 2, Senior Girl Reserves 4, Junior Red Cross 3-4. GEORGE THOMAS M Club 4, Wrestling 2, Track 1-2-3-4, Class Basketball 2-3, H. R. Represestative 4, Senior Prom Committee 4, Senior Play 4, Gym Ex. hibition 3, Gym Team 1-2-3-4, Senior Council 4. MARY LOUISE THOMAS Basketball 1-2-3-4, Class Basketball 1-2-3-4, Class Baseball 1-2-3-4, Class Volleyball 1-2-3-4. H. R. Representative 4, Senior Prom Com- mittee 4, Senior Council 4. PEGGY JANE THOMAS Basketball 2-3-4, Class Basketball 1-2-3-4, Class Volleyball 1-2-3-4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Commercial Club 4. WILLIAM THORNTON Football 2-3, Track 4, Class Basketball 1-2-3-4, Class Baseball 1-2-3-4, Class Night Aide 4, H. R. Representative 4, Senior Prom Committee 4, Senior Council 4. ROSE MARY C. TIGUE Amateur Night 3, Senior Prom Committee 4, Commercial Club 4, Social Club 2, Junior Girl Reserves 3. FRANCIS TOMALI-S Basketball 1-2, Football 1-2-3-4, M Club 4, Track 1-4, Class Basket- ball 3-4, Class Baseball 3-4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Class Cashier 8, H. R. Representative 7-1-2-3, Dart Team 4. RUTH TRAVER Elmprint 1, Swimming 2-3-4, Class Basketball 1-2-3-4, Class Base- ball 1-2-3. Class Volleyball 1-2-3-4, Amateur Night 4, Christmas Play 3-4, Modern Choir 2-3-4, Ninth Grade Chorus, H. R. Representa- tive 4, Swimming Club 4, Jusior H. S. Glee Club, Senior Prom Com- rxittee 4, Modern Choir Concert 3-4, Senior Play 4, Seventh Grade Glee Club, Eighth Grade Glee Club, Social Club 2, Senior Council 4, Junior Girl Reserves 3. Senior Girl Reserves 4, Junior Red Cross 1-2-3-4, Stamp and Bond Salesman 8, Junior First Aid 2-3, Mohawk Queen 4. WILBUR TREAT 1-2-3-4, Rifle Club 3, Gym Team 1. Track 3, Swimming l-2-3-4, Class Basketball 1-2-3-4, Class Baseball BETTIE .IAYNE TREDINNICK Volleyball l, Football 1-2. Class Volleyball 2, Class Night Aide 3, Junior Prom Committee 3. Amateur Night 4, Ninth Grade Chorus, Junior H. S. Glee Club, Senior Prom Committee 4, Seventh Grade Glee Club, Eighth Grade Glee Club, Variety Club 2, Junior Girl f' J' X' X l , I' I, Y ., t ml- Mb! JV 1 iv 4 . ' M 4 Y ,lf ,s ss bgw ii , X 1 J . M Qt V ' i, i l X , ' ' , ' aossar WILLIAMS U D, MARIE TRUSLKOWSKI , - l ,, Wrestling 3, Commercial 4, 4 'Reserves-l, Senior Girl Reserves 4, Juni ed Cro 1-2-3-4. l Commercial Club 4. ROrBE5T3l-i1UG6liIES YJVIILLIIAIHS3 Ch I P 3 4 J P rac - , ass as et a , ape rolzram '- , llnior LILLIAN TUCKOS Committee 3, Amateur Night 3-4, Modern Choir 3-4, Class Cashi ' , Volleyball 2-3-4, Varsity Volleyball 3-4, Class Basketball 2-3-4, Class Band 3-4, Modern Choir Concert 3-4, Seventh Grade Glee clllh. ie K Baseball 1, Class Volleyball 1-2-3-4, Sewing Club 3, Commercial Club Club 4, Senior Honor Society 4, District Music Festival 4, A 4, Social Club 2, Colophon Typing Staff 4. Junior Girl Reserves 3, Music Festival 4. . Senior Girl Reserves 4, Office Assistants 4, Junior Red Cross 1-2-3-4. DONALD WILLIAMSON PHILIP WALSH Basketball l-2-3-4, Football 2-3-4, M Clllb 3-4, Track 1-2-3-4, Class X Wrestlinfz 3-4, Track 2-3-4, Class Basketball 2-3. Chapel Program 4, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Class Baseball 3-3-4, Class Cashier 2. Amateur Night 4, Christmas Play 3-4, Modern.Choir 4, Dramatics 4, Kelzian Society 1-2-3, Junior H. S. Glee Clubwgand 4, Senior Play 4, NANCY WOIfFE I . Operetta 1. Seventh Grade Glee Club, Gym eakn 2-3, Stage Club Amateur'N1g'ht 4, H. .R. Representative 4, Senior Prom Committee. 1-2-3-4. X C0l'ilm9l'Cl3.l Club 4, Eighth Grade Glee Club, Senior Council, Junior - X Gil' Reserves. PEGGY WARNER N x lClass Basketball 4, Class Volleyball 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, SANDOR YELEN A Amateur Night 4, Senior P,-om Committee 4, Commercial Club 4, Elrrprlnt Assistant Editor 4, Basketball 3-4, M Club 4, Class Bas- Social Club 2, Senior Class Office, Secretary 4, Senior Council 4, ketball 3-4,.Class Baseball 3-4, Junior Prom Committee. Cheerleader 4. Junior Girl Reserves 3, Senior Girl Reserves 4, Office Assistants 4, Amateur Nurht 4. SEHIOI' Pl'om Cvmmiitee. El T ' St fl' 4. mpllnt YDIIIR a PETE YUHAS PHYLLIS WEISS Basketball 1-2-3-4, Football 4, Baseball 2-3-4, M Club 3-4, Class Chrjgtmas Play 4, Senior Pl'om Cgmmittge 4, Ughel 5 Club 4, Doll Basketball, Class Baseball, Junior Prom Committee 3, Ninth Grade Ii Club 3. Fhogus, Juneor H. S. Glee Club, Seventh Grade Glee Club. Eighth Ira e Glee lub. ' JOAN WENTZEL I Class Basketball 4, Class Volleyball 4, Amateur Night 4,--Social Club 2, DONALD ZEEK Junior Girl Reserves 3. Senior Girl Reserves 4. - Easketball 1, Football 1, ESM Club 4, Class Basketball 3, Jun.ior Pl'om omm'tt 3, J .' ' 0 st 7-8, D 't Cl b 2-3, Se th f' ' d Fl ' HOWARD WEST Club, lEii?hth cliieees Cizub, Lllilih Rbtrol 2-smi-'00ti,:ileM'gi: Football 1-2, Track 1, Swimming 1, Class Basketball 2-3-4, Class Base- 7,8,3,4- ' ball 2-3-4, Gyrm Exhibition 1, Gym Team 2-3. , JEAN ZEEK NEIL WEST , Chapel Proyzram 3-4, Class Nilzht Aide 3, Amateur Night 3-4, Christ- Basketball 1-2-3-4, Co-Captain Basketball 4, Football 2-3-4, Baseball mm, play 3-4, Modern Choii, 3-4, Ninth Gmtie Ch0,,ii,, Junior H- S. 2-3-4. M Club 3-4, Track 1, .Class Basketball 1-2-3-4, Ciass,BHS9' Glee Club, Senior Prom Committee 4. Modern Choii' Concert 3-4, bail. 2134- Jumffl' Pl'om Cfimmlttee 3- Semm' Council 4' M Club Commercial Club 4, Seventh Grade Glee Club, Eighth Grade Glee Club, 11111181-10D C0mmlti9e 4- ' Junior Girl Reserves 3, Senior Girl Reserves 4, Office Assistants 4. HAZEL WHITTINGTON Junfof' Pl'om g00m lmee 3l ,j,VIo':,de n 3191 34- Ifngli 'EFd,fthCl2.0f'f,S' Class Basketball 1-2-3-4, Class Baseball 1-2-3-4. Class fgf 'E,P,:0Qar,eTmaf,eif 4' em 0 'meer lf' 8 9 Volleyball 1-2-3-4, Sewmr Club 1, Social Club z, Junior Girl ae- 'ee u ' y ' serves 3, Senior Girl Reserves 4, Afghan 3-4, President 4. 3 DONALD wlucs ' ' V X llfnimrint 2, Track 1, Junior Pl'om Committee 2, Amateur Night 2-4, ELIZABETH ZIEBRO ' I ' . 1. 'fi Wt Christmas Play 4, Varsity Orchestra 2-3, H. R. Representative 2, Class Volleyball. 2-3-4, Commercial Club 4, Social Club 2, Jllhl0l' Girl X ., Band 1-2-3-4, Band Concert 1-2-3, Commencement Orchestra 2. Reserves 3, Senior Glrl Reserves 4. , X. Q s. 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