Monongahela High School - Flame Yearbook (Monongahela, PA)
- Class of 1929
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U - 3 f - ami ' ' 5 A JM kv - ' - 'Lg I if 5 , -I ..-- X ' X I- -4 , ' ' 'j r F- X y J . L ' ' , , 7 21- ' '5 fffi Q J ' r THE I' LAME 1.41 Lu IJ Eb flame 1929 PUBLISHED BY 'IHI4 STA1+I+ BOB The 1929 Senior Class MOWONGAHELA HIGH SLHOOL MONONGAHELA PA GEORGE EDWIN BLANKENBUEHLER Editor WILLIAM ROBINSON Business Manager GEORGE SCOTT Advertising Manager LUGFNF STEVENS Circulation Manager ' LLZA A. HAGA Director of Publication A - . - Y' iff A V J 0 M-. io i I , .5 l 7 1 ' S 0 .4 L, v 0 ox, R, - 1 CW- u :sq .2 ' ' .2 4,03 is . Q, a ,,, 1 .., 1053. as ws 12' 3 llgg D ' . IDE Q: ml .I . i. x. R 42 1- -4, ,'. . 1 ' ' .. 1' ,cl , N! Q sr ?I 1-'Zn w 1 w 1 w . J . X o f I A . 1 , . .-'ff-f I I I 1 1 1 J , w I 0 I ' gr E I THE FLAME Q. ...L 8 i 'l 0 'af ff- - f ew- - . ' il' . , f ...A QI- To L Ji - V, Jil 5: 'I O. ,. 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Y 60 Class Off.c:ers, Color, Motto. Flower ...,... .... 8 Class Play .,,r.r.rr,,.....,,.r,..,...,,..,,r,.....,,..... ....,,.. 5 U - 51 Class Prophesy ,....,...,,..,.,.......,...r......rr... ....... 3 1- 33 Class Song .,.r..r,......................rr............. .... 3 4 Classes .................,...............................,... ........ 4 1 - 44 Commercial Review Staff ...r............,.. . 62 Debating Squad ........................,............ 49 Dedication .......,........,....,,,..........,.,....,,.. . 5 Faculty ...,....,..........................,........... .... 3 5- 39 Foot Ball ..................,............r..........,.... ,...... 6 6- 67 Foreword ....,................r.......,.....r............. ...Y 4 French Club ...r,....,...,,,....r...,rr.. .r,,..,..,,,, .... 6 3 Girls Basket Ball ..,.........rrrr.,,,rr,,,.....,,,,. ......, 7 0- 71 Greuluates ......,,........,............,...r.r..,........ ....... 1 3 - 30 History of Class .........,.........,.,............. .... 9 - 11 Humor r.r,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,r,,,,,,,,r,,,,,,rr,,,,,, ....... 7 4 - 112 Index to Advertisers ...,.....r..rrrr ...,......., .l.. 7 2 Junior Glee Club .................r.....r........... 58 Memories -1 oem ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,r,,,,,,,,,,, 52 Message to Seniors .......,......,,.........,..... . 6 Orchestra .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,rr,,,,r.,,,,, , .... 56 Our Gang Comedy ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,...... 5 3- 54 Our Seniors -Poem ,,,,,,,,,,r,,,,,,,,,,,,,, .... 1 2 Quartet ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,r,,,r,,,,,,,,i,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, . 58 Science Club ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,i,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,r, 61 Senior Glee Club .,..r..r.,,...,,.,,,,,rrr.,,,,r..,, 57 Ushers .............,.,,...,..,.,.,,,.,.,.,,,,,..,,,.,,,,r,, 59 w iv vi: 1 Q? Z5 Eff? 1, 31 5 .'b 5'if' . - - 4, 4 ,, . I l il1U1- J l v Wf , - ,Z 5 T THE FLAME A 4 A FOREWORD THROUGH THIS ROBIN HOOD ART MOTIF WE FEEL THAT THOSE VVHO HAVE READ THE TALES OF THAT MERRY KNIGHT OF THE GREENWOOD AND HAVE LONGED TO BE TRANSPORTED BACK TO THOSE HAPPY AND CAREFREE DAYS WILL IN A MEASURE REALIZE THAT DESIRE BY LEAFING THROUGH THIS BOOK. MANY HOURS OF LABOR HAVE BEEN EXPENDED UPON THIS VOLUME BY THE SENIOR STAFF. BUT THESE WE SHALL COUNT AS WELL-SPENT IF THE BOOK BRINGS BACK PLEASANT RECOLLECTIONS IN FUTURE YEARS. FOR THEN WE SHALL HAVE SUC- CEEDED IN OUR OBJECT OF FORMING A TRUE IMAGE OF THE PAST YEAR IN THE MIRROR OF SCHOOL LIFE WE PLACE IT IN YOUR HANDS VVITH THIS HOPE I o 9' I. u 0 u H, LL nj 0 f U 9241 f-A g? ' 4 au g QQ fx p 'S ff v N 1 'E ., gf 0 I S X 6 , , I l u 15 A .Bu -',- nm 3:31. ll - ' ul 1 . U A ii! ' U ln 3 A zl' I Q A Q N V Af f 1 XX MWA' AX uS-3 ' f '-W! Af IX 4 ,ZA TO Miss JENNIF MARCARPT KLINE WHOSE KIND V mass HAS ENDPARFD HPR TO ALI AND WHOSE W PFRSONALITY HAS INSPIRED Us TO A BFTTPR gnff LIFF W1 RESIFLTFULLY D1+DIcA11 THF FLAML .jv- OF 1999 ll U X ...D h .. 421- 1-Q51 Q 1 W I' I P - f ! .o..::.a:. X231- N ik.. B9 h'.w 1 'A 'r uni ' V L-aszzzeze . X f 'ah gk 4 QR m ' f 1 ' V 1 I . I, f AA I X ., X I I' ' .A , Xi, xxx Z U . -Af. u X X if 54 X Ax 1 A 1 ffl A A x f A f X ,KZ 1 -1 i , ' . f ffff U, Q ,N ffff -2. .4 -1 U N I X J, C 11' A M 3 J '41 J + P X H I K I Q F x , f Z! ,I N ' 'I 1 ' T4 ,.? f. . - I .' gf - A . , . A G 5 i' THE FLAME I- ug-X D C J All of you have had common 1nte1ests lll your school hte for the last f0lIl years Duung th1s t1me you have not had the same Cpxnlons but yo111 thouhhts and HCUOIIS have all centered about your hl-,ll school act1v1t1es Nova you have come to a tlme when your l11t9Y'6StS W111 d1ffer If you attend other 1llSt1tllt101lS of learmng your 1nte1ests v11ll be of those d 1 texent schorls Ol 1t you secuxe employment lll 111dust1y on busmeee yo111 thou hte and actlons w1ll be as WIIIE apaxt as the llilfllle of yOll1 work I11 sp te how ever of th1s d1vers1ty alla abetted by It your thoughts W111 often return to the day ot youl common lnterests These remembrances W111 be most pleasant and W111 serve as a common t1e w1th your classmates He1e111 you are blessed that you may 18 call vs1th sat1sfact1o11 happy events of tl1e days vxhen you wele Ill school f0gSth6l Not every person has thls oppoltunlty Th1s lS but one mstance of the 1eWards vshlch '1YV3.lt you 1n youl commg years To part1ally repay soc1ety tor thls and other rewards you W111 TGCSIVG you are IH duty bound to C011f.l1bLlt6 to the developments of your day You must re place some of the leaders wl1o throvs the mantle to you from t1n1e to tlme and xt c1v1l1zat1on IS to 1mprove or become staanant lll yOll1 day or later depends upon the C01lfI'1blltlOl1 you make to lt Do you deslre somethmg hxgher and better? Then use what yo11 have I'9C61VBfl 1n 1llf0I'I113.t10Il and trammg to attam that goal HOWARD W CRANE Q 7' 1 A TO THE CLASS GF 1929 to LT 0 -Q I M 1 I X . 0 'V 11 U 9 'J 11 0, 5 7 Q Lib! D p fi9 GW .-,. -1 :fl 1 .I , i I q .3 305 ' is 1 ugh --T 3, pf 'I AA 1 so V: ' 9 0 . I.u . l l Q0 - J C ' ' ' , ' 4'. . ' ' . , 1 - ., , ' 0' , 9, 1r t 1 . ' ,t 2 a . . . ., ..- ' ' ' 1 .1 .5 ff o . ' ' ' a 1 1 I I y 1 . . . . T . . ' X Y I - 1 In Y . , . . . . . l . C . ' . . - 6 , G , -.J HM n I 9 ' 'ivfcwgf xzlgflf' - P' Lma2:.mi'fQagW'l'9 ' ' ' X. .-'lmmnnuueirll ay , g ,A ' JM 1m li d ., ' . 'vuuumpi M gk 1 v, M QN y 0 x x Q A 'K - ' W .nm ' x'Xx,x , N 'S , xn' 4 X X X X J A- Q ',- .: H xl-X ' S xi NE, -A , fi l . it ' .5 1 'W 1' MX: X M 'lx E H 1 fT'gQ'. - ! I Ml f 'llmm T sf-liXNmmnM I , . C ? X A4 . N -Orff? Q cvfxnr, 6,5 Q . A I go?Us'? in if, vvgflflzg C , , , 'ff '- f vw 6 Q xx X IWW 7 cf as-xo 9 Ri' I ' 7 vp tg ' THE FLAME 4.4 CLASS OF 29 FLOW ER PIGITIIGI' Quprenu Row COLORS Blue 'md I old MOTTO Bulld L1111 HIC! not time CLASS OFFICERS WILLIAM SMITH PIGQIIIEIII JAMES SIMMQ VICL President RFBECCA LINN Secletfmry DAVID AITKEN Tre'1Surer I A HACA Ffmnulty Advxsor L by 'Efw L. . QM., 4. 1 ,O ' 2 I I 7 4 ' 5 L U If . IJ 41 o , '., 0, 2 'fi Sy Q l ,gg 'G' .os -J UQ 4 ., 2 2' Inv. Q: 1 12: .V 1, :E .1 si I .I 1 V I ' for - . ': ' 1', for 'I 4 I r C. , 1- , I ' ' ' ' A-4 8 up t Y THE FLAME 354ml H1SfOfY of The Class of 1929 Qeptember 3 1095 94 httle leenles qXV'lll119tl to school all feehng hlte Mark Twun s httle steamboat wh1tl1 l1ad a. wlnstle so l'11 e that wl1en 1t blew the boat stopped But thxs feehng soon left them 'lhe Sophomores kll0Wll as Slttlllg Bulls captured the l1ttle grcemes and Wlth that chemmal compound known to all Qemors as I0flll18 soon changed th hues of the httle greenxes to a pretty led and brown eolor and 111 a few days to a well rounded b11bbl1n whlte bhster But not even the 10ll11l6 of the Sophommes tl1e snubs of the 59111019 or tl1e open amuse ment of the tear hers dftmpened o111 spnlts Lve1yth1ng., was a new adventme M H Q students' The fnst bl event of o11r F1 esl1n1111 ycal was a lltllowe en puty held 111 tl1e gym111s1un1 Tlns was the be xnnmg ot the development of our cltss sp111t Olll glass was 0l,,,lllllGll Ottobm 19111 The OfflC9l9 elected VEBIQ as tollows Pl6QlllS1ll Robe1t lxeenu. Vue Pxesldent Ruby C unfthtn Seeretuw TIEHSIHGI Mutellft Plllx91lll O11 Noven1be1 'Sth '1 play was held 1n assembly pex md The play chosen 101 tlus tune was Peluval Whldes Phe Dmpeptu 0 I6 and seemed to o oxex b1 w1th all present 011 November lfth a lweshman Cxvxcs Club was organmed Janua1y found the F16QllII'l8ll moms 101 and 103 conductmg a bflllklflg contest The loser entertamed tl1e WlIl1l6I' by means of a banquet It was voted by a maJor 1ty that the members of 101 wele the bxggest eate1s After Sflllggllllg through Alhebla whmh seemed l1ke a lot of nonsense to us and after wadmg through three other subjects WlllCh had g1ven most of us l19lV0l1S p1ost1at1on we v1e1e KIVQH oul vacatlon After three months vacat1on tl1e httle greemes 1etu111ed as pro11d Sophomores who as had other Sophomores before 11s felt we must also 11ve up to that old adage Revenge IS sweet The beg1nn1ng of thlq yeax fOllllfl 11s d1m1n1shed 111 quant1ty but llOt Ill quahty as ou1 f1eshn1an knowledge of mathemaucs w1ll show 24'-3 91 equals 152 Sophomoles L rd P 93723, offszxf. I -Q 1 ' Q2 . N - li , I 0 Ju '. D 1,2 . 0 z 2, lieu GW-9 .-,.. Masq Q9 AO- nk' .I 535 'OA A 4 . ' 1 1 - .v V I .3 'gif' ., , , ...,,.. .J 2 , . . 1 .5 , ,t , X' 1.51 P 0 Ing' . . t . 1 . V .,, p Q' Engl . R . - . . . I ,, ,, -. , A 0. 4 ff . . . . . - , 3 . ' 1 1- , . , i b . - , . g . . . 'sf' , , ' ' ' ., . ' ' e ., - 1 'S o the studies, the teachers, the building itself. Wl1at gh-ry we felt to be at last U 1 ' ' , ' z.' . 'S ef 2 g' ' ' , , tt.. ' . ' ' ,. ,' fa : ' I. . 'f '. ' ' ' . ' v .. 1 ' . ' 4 - ' 1 1 1' M 1 1 . 1 f - v 1 . ,t ' ,, 1 , . , ,. , 4. 1 L , 1. , ' 1 . V., Q -4 1 ' 3 v 1' g' ,I u , c L if . I 1 1 ,1. . L Y 1 . l - - , .- ' v , ltr - , - I U. ,, n D. , , 'U . .. . , . . ,, . t g D ' . . , I. - 1' s ' 'fu I . . Y U . - ' , , 1 . ,, I ' ' L -' I L . . 1 ' , V 1 Y . 'l 1 ' ,, . ,, . . . , . . . . ' I 1 H ' s . . - , 1 ' rl-5. A ,, 1 - .6 - . , A . ' A Aeg- 9 'F ns I UD 9 ' r THE FLAME 4,1 -5 'I -I It seems that the illustration of lh-. survival cf the fittcst has again been car- ried out With oui 15' crm! ides we organized again with the following officers: Plcsident Robert Ixeenan Vice Pl9S'd6llf Mitchell Steffler' Secretary Marcella Pickering Treasuiei Ioseph Leepcr. Our first activity at the beginning of this yeai was the publishing of a nevs spaper. Another VVhoopee party was held in the Mother Nature denotes the coming of fall and winter but with us that phrase Tuinmg ot Leaves means nothing but the approach of examination time. Those weie the trying days Then came the grand and glorious feeling. Vacation. And then DlOlltl .Jl1lllOlS The opening of the thnd round of our struggle found us viith 128 members ready to stfrm those defenses behind which were concealed the knowledge of Punch I atm Fnelish Phy s1cs and other bug-bears. There was but one thought uppelmost in our mind the Jlll110I' and Senior Prom. During this year we were peimitted three paities Who can ever forget the good old cider and ginger- blead that was serve d us on our first Junior party? As Juniors we took on great pep The class of 99 began to show such pep that the Seniors became frighten- el At least that is the way they acted. As Juniors we elected the following officeis Piesident William Smith Vice President Hamilton Little' Secretary- Treasurer Grace Yohe At this time the Freshmen were all wishing that summer was here so that we couldnt throw snr-wballs at them. This was a very active yeal for us foi we all were members of various social clubs and other societies. A dream of many years was realized with the event of the Junior-Senior Prom. It was one of the best that was ever given and oh! how we wfrked to put it over. The girls in their Prom dresses and the boys in their Sears-Roebuck suits. It made a beautiful picture of girlish innocence and boyish deviltry. Andi with this event we closed another memorable year. Farewell Seniors. May we all realive what those four years meant to you wE?v Q 439 6 ' 4 1 - e 'n R 'H . 1 I U .. I U 9 I I Q J 0 'fi L O? 3:9 mai' U. s . . 1 , ' 'c ' 'A ' ' L ' , . ' 1 . L - -1 . ff. . f ' ,u . - , Y . - , . y 'llama I A: I L 1. 2' ' 1 D eg? . . ' ' V 9 8 . P -f 0 ill.. gymnasium with great success. As we know the turning of the leaves by Old Q5 .0 : ' - 4 1 mu 45 . . . v :p as , , I yu sl 1 V ' I ' L. I. :I 1 ' ' 1 -I .. O GJ 0 i o . K, .1 Y Q I L , . , ' . . A ' ' W f , 1 ' . A .' ' . '- ' -, 1 A .1 ' ' U , . K. A ' . ' .. L 0 ' A s , l L .. ,, X . -. . c . - ' e , . , I Y 7 l Y Y I 9 . ' g 0 5 0 .allff as 10 up THE FLAME A,.L cs At last the happy day alrived Septembei 2 19243 We at last entered M H S and became dlgI'llf16d Seniois 'ind castlnsg off our Chlld1Sh ways we went about or gHl1l71l1g out class and electing principal off cers for the year Those slgnally honored by us ln this respect are as folows President William Smith Vice Pres ident James Simms Secreta y Rebecca Linn Tieasurer David Aitken With event was the selecting of our 111125 which after a long wait arrived Jannaly ll November 8 a tablet was placed 111 the hall at the entrance for graduates of our II1g.,h Schfol who gave their liv s in servlte to our countiy The Commerclal stu dents 'ue pnblishinsz 1 little thice page pap 1 containin news of the school With minol events taking place we 1ece1ved the news of the selection of the Annual Staff More spirit has been shown than tvei before in our class Taking ad vantage ot' '1 home iooin peiiod we eletted fi plesident of each senior room as follows Room 267 Mitchell Steffler Room 201 Lfuna M5815 Room 2 Grace Yolie At last the long looked foi dfite '1lI'1V9d the Junior and Senior Piom with the date set for May 2 Th1S maiks the CIOSIDL., event of our school days and perhaps the saddest days of our school life As a ship is launched out biavely into the sea so the graduating class of 20 launches their knowledge in the seas of social and business life Their goal is Success and their names in the hall of Fame We close the happiest days of ou1 life living up to oui motto Build for character not for fame Lu r vfslfi.. l A ' 0 , 1. U 0 l 1 '. YJ!! on oi iso 014: vA.Ql X .e i . '4- one . . . . - . . Jo Wx eg! ' ' c L ' ' ,go .EJ .. l h . ,Q . . , . F , . L . . 9 Siu' . . . . . . . U . 4' iff! . . ' 1 ' . .' ' . ' 'gt a , A 1 I . 1 ' L , . L 1A ' our faithful 113 members we began our activities for the year. The difficult I . 1. K, . , . , . ' , 1 -,S - ' . -v 'Z' , . , ox ,. 1 ' ' ' , 1 ' ' , Q . e ' 2 ' ' g . ' . ' ,4 . ' . l I . 1 ' ' ' x N. ' ' Cx L X 1. V l,, C 1 s . A I '- 5 - , ' ' I v 1 ' ' ' Z . v v L L - ' I . ' ' 1 , ' . , . U , .. H . . . . . n . . K, . . ,, V . , . . . , ,, . , ,, 4 . , , - 11 up Q 1' THE FLAME 4.4 0 R SENIOR Om QEIIIOIS 'ue bonu FIOIH deal old M H S Then Qeeds to Qtalt Q,0W11lg How ihfy IVIYQ lxhmed Then NXOII Q 'LIIHUSY done How hfud they 'wc stnrhed Now the A011 Q filmost won XVIFI1 IJIGLIIII ind 'llhlll And WlSl1l1lg for bed They Ve Qtuck Lnd tlns C-tIClxll12, Wlll eun them then blead Donn the rough 1o'1d ot hfe Through tlnck and 111111 They know the value of 9tl1fB And ale bound to W1n Among 'ill LI12,9lQ yon re gonlg The world IS your te-qt Always the best Qeeds SOWIDQ 1'a1ewel1M H S By MARTY OSTROSKY 30 'f? A J os l OAL Led J C 'E : V I . H 2 . - 3 V .. . K Z 4. l,,, W. 'Q , z .o,, iffy GIS - 0: ukgsol I V02 -ow Ia- ... 3 03, ' Vw 4- Q., T' ur W' A' 'Tu 41 Ta xl 43 ' ' ' ' 0' ' rr F - , . . K , , ' of 451 I I ' Q. x. . , I 4 Y. ag. . ,, . . , L -gy ' Only those of the best. ,. ,Eu 1 N ' 1 ' . f 1 ' 0 O ., , ,Cx L A, g' LI' , nz A S .' r 'I' I 7 1 Y I ' 1 il . . 1 ' g ' fr f . f . 1 v 1 1 Vu ' u ' 5 , ' r mx L . 4, I 1 i 1 Q Q Q 4 , . . .AAQ 'Q 12 A L42 5 5 ' ! 'P U L . Q., Q A ,3i 1-im! ly may cnq l' 9 Q Io. ,, 35 - is on- -Q we 'bf' T' 'fo da I, Q, if? I ai i, ,,-' L 1 . . 155.- .,L l .1 r! 0 st 4' gl WILLIAM SMITH GEORGE EDWIN BLANKENBUEHLER Ile who reigns within himself, and BIanky rules passions, desires, and fears, is more than a king. Nothing is denied to well-directed labor: lwcsident Senior Classy Annual Staff, nothing is ever to be attained without it. Class Play, Science Club, Honor Student. Editor-in-Chief of Annual. President Fivics Club. Orchestra '25, '263 Debate '29, Commercial Review '29, Red and White Review '27, Honor Student. REBECCA ELIZABETH LINN . Becky - JAMES SIMMS Her smiles are soft, and sweet, and .,Jimmie,, kind, indicative of a peaceful mind. Chorus '26, Secretary of Senior Class, f-He can Sing' and Ile can dance Studfmt CQUUCII '273 S0531 50191109 Lab' He can talk, too, just give him a chance. iatoiy Ass1stant,F1enc Club. Chorus .25 Football .25 .ZGY ,27' ,283 Basketball '26, '27, '28: Track '26, '27, '28, '29g Vice President of Class, Vice President Athletic Association, '27, Pres- SARA JANE RODGERS ident Freshmen Science Club '28, Upennyll O she is all perfection, DAVID A51-KEN All that the blooming earth can send . forth fair, Bonnie All that the gaudy heavens could drop down glorious. Do not allow idleness to deceive you: Assistant Editor-in-Chief Annual Staff, 101' While X011 awe Qim wday. he Steals French Club, Junior Prom Committee, f0m01'1'OW from you, Ring Committee, Social Science Labra- Class Treasurer, Football, Basketball, tory Assistant, Chorus '26, Track. -C et - 1 J ' f5'fq.5Q402 e v- . - 2 4 A - 1 1 1ll1il 13 'J 1. 1, Url .Ez 9 rn ' THE FLAME A4 5 u , I. 0 0 rs UA. Q '1 3? 63 Q 1. nf i'E5 1 in an r 9 Q Bvgl EM. l Sl' '11 1 7 o , ' 3 T o Q EUGENE H. STEVENS, JR. MYRON SHULER V Gene, Red, Steve Myron Success to him who strives. Greatness appeals to the future. Glee Club '26, Football Manager, Band, Civics Club, Annual Staff, Junior Prom Annual Staff, Review Staff, Science Committee. Club, French Club, Glee Club, Orchestra '26, French Play. GRACE ELIZABETH YOHE Gracie -'If there is vh-me in the world at which W -l-'AN' H- ROBWSON we aim, it should be happiness. U , H President of Commercial Class, Red Bm and White Review Staff, Annual Staff, U I . . , ., H Chairman of Prom Refreshment Commit- To do 3 11111122 IS to do It Ught' t,C .'ilR' ff, -t - , 'Iii-3eaS3F33?1i,lfCgivicivgxgbgta Seam ary Football '27, '283 Annual Staff, Review Staff '27, '28, Science Club '28, '29. CATHERINE AUGUSTA O'NEIL HK!!! HCasey!l GEORGE BYERS SCOTT The world has weary hearts That we can bless and cheer A uA,.chien, uscottyn And a smile for every day Makes Sunshlne all the Year- His field of service win be the world. Hiking Club '27, Glee Club '28, '29g Civics Club, Annual Staff, Social Science Vice President of Science Club, Glee Lab. Ass't. Club, Annual Staff, lnterclass Basketball. , Q TQTYJ: L6 , 8 A J 0 35 ff- . 14 1: 2424 GIS? fl Y 2 ,: , 1 B I THE FLAME A .1 5 u .4 Y, U 0 14 LL tn! vn- Y n ms? Nl Us pq QQ F3 p 'S D , U , 1 l t 15 W 1 J 0 gf A Y 0 l ELMER ELLSWORTH DYER SAMUEL STEVE CALLERY ,Elzn Aisamrv If you would be We-11 with a great mind, Life, however short, is made still short- leave l1i1n W'tl1 a favorable impression gy by waste of time, of you: if with a little mind, leave him with a favorable opinion of himself. Scignce Club, 01-Chestra. Civics Club, Commercial Review. CATHERINE MARIE HAYWOOD ROSS COLLIN THOMPSON HRed,ll liKatieH uRuStyu A little nonsense now and then is relish- ed by the best of men' Pushing his way through life. Civics Club, Senior Play, Commercial , Review, Glee Club, Social Science Lab- Flench Club' ratory Assistant. DELORES KATHOLEEN JACKSON PHILLIP CAMPI Teddy Phi ' astudious, friendly, happyg- Ii'?Si2ou1' and shame from no condition Certainly a good Qonqbmatiouj' Amit well your part: there all the l1o11our les. Art Editor of Annual, Civics Club, Commercial Review Staff. Football, Basketball, Track. C v W? T - . -I' i Q2 o 0 45Xi-p if ' A 4 1 15 I ' ' ? 2 I I ' THE FLAME A...L 3 U F, U 0 Dlfail av 92:5 gag 'GL gi :sg his is tg! , 7, ll. ff .. 1, N 1, if: .. OE I, 0 I HOMER VERNON ROACH MITCHELL LEWIS STEFFLER Hcockyll Klpunkll lf little labor, little are our gains: The reaS5n firm, the temperate will, Man's fortunes are according to his Cl1Clll1'a.1lC9, foresight, strength, and skill. pdmb' Junior Party Committee, Football, Civics Club. Track, Basketball, Chorus '25, '26, Civics Club, President of Athletic Association, Science Club, Annual Staff, Senior Play, President of Room 207, F1'esident of Glee Club '26. HELEN L. KARAFFA Hawa WILLIAM BECK ,, . . . A Bill Always possess-ing a friendly smile, Al ll'.' th' 'th h'l. ways lm u gmg In lugs Wor W le He who will not reason is a bigot, he Civics Club, Annual Staff, Commercial who cannot is a fool, and he who dares Review Staff. not is a slave. Treasurer Athletic Associatioll, Civics Club. MARGARETTA RUTH STEWART RICHARD SKLAR HRuthll uRubyu She can who thinks she can. t'He is well paid, who is well satisfied. The Flower Queen, lnterclass Bask- etball '27, Civics Club, Annual Staff, Glee Science Club, Orchestra, Interclass Clllb, Operetta '26, Wind Mills of Hol- Basketball '26, Basketball, Track, Foot- 1and. ball. ,- - vw' L6 . Y J 0 QT! F . 16 A4 5 I E ' i I U i . o 'A LLQQ ms? sq i I , lf if QQ P25 r 5 i a U 'ag ., Of U 9. I DORA MOSKOVITZ FRANK J. PODROSKY Dusty, Dory Husky With too much qui-kiies-s ever to be B1'evity is the soul of wit. taught' W1tlE0Ig?g101Hu3iOi1h.Hlifng to have Orchestra, Football, Basketball, Inter- g ' class Basketball. Civics Club, French Club, Debating '28, .lunior and Senior Prom Committee, Commercial Review, Salutatorian. WILLIAM G. PARKER, JR. Bill Big Shot How happy is he born and taught who WILBUR RINARD soweth not anothe1 s will: Whose armor in his honest thought, and simple truth Si111plicily, of all things. is the hardest his utmost skill. to be copied . 1 Presirlelmt of Commercial Review Pub- qjmss play, Baud. b lishing Co., Civics Club: Basketball Mau- anger. MARY LOUISE MAR-I-ELI-0 NORMAN MILTON WITHERSPOON Hlvlaryn Hspoonil N , 1 exert myself for nothing but take lhe only way to have ll'ICHdS is to be Whatever Comes. amugy one. Football, Basketball '28, Track, Adam Valedictoriali. Fl'61lC11 Club, Civics Club and Eva. Q v't J 0 'brief' A -' If A 1 ' V Y I l iui1s1iu 17 ,i' I' I ' 8 I THE FLAME 2 vp EUGENE CONNELL RAYMOND WILLIAM GINSBERG No enterta1nn1e11t lS so ch ap as 1ea1l Ray 11122 1101 any plea 1110 so last111g T11e g1edt S9C19t ot l1fe 1s 11eve1 to be Football Baskefbal Thiel lu the Wdy of 011191 BERTHA COHEN MICHAEL RICHARD FERRARI Bert, Ber 1 Mnke Modcsty 15 the b11gl1f1sL nvlel 111 the o1ow11 of Women 1104 cl l'l1.1t wl11ol1 hes befole us 111 dd1ly l1fe IS the Dllme w1sdom CIVICS Club Ju111o1 and S 11101 P10111 COIllIIlltt6G Comme C141 Rev cw staff Co111111e1c1al REVIEW Staff O1gI1est1m llll Band 26 27 28 29 CIVILS C nb XV1dbh111gf,0ll Mllblbdl Contest LEITHA ALBERTA BARRETT THOMAS DOWNER MARTIN Dee Thomas' There are brldges to moss 1nd fhe way 1S ong Good men are hard to fmd But a purpose 1n l1fe W111 make you strong Suence Club Freshman Play G-lee Llub Band Rlllg Comnuttee Adam and Comme1o1al REVIEW flVICS Club Eva u . I. U 0 0 ' ,, L' Q51 In efgysxfsp o 0 w,L '4, L . iff- 01104 29 I 2. rj. Vufl 1 . i . 05 'G' A 2 '71, ' 'S Z I M' is o. A., ,TD A 3 '42 r -1 ., . - o 1 'gs sg' L 1 . I - ' 1-15 'n I1 1 Q. 0 C '1 0 I 3 11 ' - , I e N ., -- ' u u ' M , ' 1- rs 2 ,Q ' '. U 1 . u ' ' 'I 1 , - ,U - .:, -f fc. - ,. , 01'cI1est1'a '26, '27g Civics Club. If 11 I H ' H V 1 f . U- Y' UV 1 ' ' 1 - -4 ' 1 ' ' 1 . . . 1. . ,, ,' ' ,, , ' . h Q ' . 1 ' ' A 'f , 1 . ' ' ., . ., W , , . ., . , , , , . . . V 2 l A ' , 9 ,' , ' fl , ll H ! - li ' q- I I 1 y EI ' 'il . .U D. ' v 1 i 1 - . - 1. ' 7 Y 3 4 - , .l . ,. . ,, , , ,. , . . . '1 l 41-Y ' ' - I. Q '.. . C 9 , 1 Liz 'B . I e I I 1 ' ' - 18 l THE FLAME ' L42 5 N u -o y, 0 U l E ,. A, , 1 I. J 'A 0' vt f- I J.,- .-af I ARTHUR WEDDELL Ile ll 1IWf,lySll1l11kl1S 1151 opllllull late 13.11111 Olgllwlll JOSEPH ADAM WOLFE Ar Joe A11 kl10NKlLClCQ lb loht w111L11 elldb Ill llllolxlllh 101 Lvux 1111111 wg know lb .1 Lgllldlf, CIV 111 to us to wolk by 'llack HARRIET ROSELLA FORD Hubby ALBERT WILLIAM ZAVARELLO .4 Iii, OW vllgol Push 011 limp nlovlllh a,l1d 1111, 1lU.1L L ll Pb O1Il1lSl1d Dgba L f1V1Lb Club FILIILI1 Club IIL IS 111 vu ldln 1 IHOIHLIII when them 5 I1'11bLl1 et atoot bL1C11lL Club RLVIQW bldlt 18 Intel lllbs Babketball LUOLA DEVORE WELDON Blackle Gypsy ROGER M COLLINS A Llmelllll ILCHIDGI 10111611 Wllll 111110 ulge w111 make bewuty glttlactlu Dutch lx1lUWV1BdQ8 de1lg,11ttl11 and wlt good 1131111 ed Folllollow lomes P11111 Wllelb .ue WL' P11611 let ua llve today Clvlgb Clllb Lonllllelgl 11 Review btalf Xlldlll alld Eva LUHIIHBILIHI REVIEW Statf I , og 'li' .Q 1 Sv ' L5 'J 1. nf 'I Haj, 1 yo 4' T, Ili! ' . Ol lulf , :JJ . ffl wa L 1, 1 31 1 .1 If 1 u ., T ii til H U 1- ,' Z . f . ' ik. lx. - ' . 5-'l U 1 , 0- ' . . , ', , . ' - 1' ITV , , , ,, If ' U I H K' A J 1 ' 04' I x t 1 , H H 1 ol'r1 1'2l1'11lJl8d l'lg11t along Zaffo . C1101 C111 'px -f 1.1 1'L-'29, 1' 1 11 A 1 ' 1' ' . 1 1 - 1 1 ' e . ' ' ' U . 'f' as T . 1' '24, '- ' r 1 ' 1 . Ki ' H II ll I 5' H J 1' J ' . ' l . I . . 1 1 I . ' 1 K , . ' v J' H H ' .U ., 7 X. C ., .. ,Z r X , ' . 1' ,. . I ' , 1 I Hi , X , i . Y ' H, . . H 1 - .' ' . ' H F L r 1 1 N ' o 6 f of L g ' . - L , .- , 1 I ' I , I --li....................... 19' HT-'-:ll I Y VINCENT CORSO The mole you spetk of youlself the more you 31 hkely to he Txatk Mauagel 29 AbS1St3.1lt Football Manager 28 DOROTHY ODELL YOUNG Dot Gxve me the glale of the footllghts and shall thllll you wlth tragedy Adam and Eva Aemetaut Olchestra D1 lector SARE JANE MORGAN sa ll You cant worry and be glad at the same tlme so Just be glad Commercual RGVIGW Staff CIVICS Club W' -v Q 09 A ef gsag . 1 n T THE FLAME 1-, Q43 Guy U gq l '51 .,. L L5 4 ES p TS U . 1 1. t 1 'Q Q OE . ot O f 4 Q n . , 2 . 7 n - 1. . y v 7 Y 1 ' ,T. , .H H YY ' - . l H I omheslu-a '26, '27, '28, '29g Civics Club, N A ' U H 1 H I All great men are dying and I don't feel ' H U 'H ' ': 0 35, ' I O , . gf Q e 1 I 20 Y Q? Y 1 J 1 THE FLAME gi A-Ak 5 I Ju 1' ' D-: ,- -I J Fuqtom does often reftson ox elrule and JOSEPH LEEPER JOHN BRADFORD YOHE Brad only QQIVQQ fol IQHROII to the tool Adfun 'Ind Fva Whattwe I ftttempt to do Ill keep on domg txll Im through Intelclase Bieketball Tumor Varmty MARCELLA GRACE PICKERING The I1 lends thou hast and then' adap tnons tlled grapple vuth them to thy soul wxth ropes of steel Fnonch Club UIVICS Club Setretaly of 1116911111911 and Junlor Olassee Plom He ll tnJoy ple wures whxle he can Baud QCIGIHQ flub Plee dent of Hlk Club Committee FIOUI a puxe healt proeeeds the flults Freshmen Play CIVICS Club Adam and Eva ALBERTINA FERRARI HAMILTON A LITTLE una Teen e Puke I chatter chattel af, I go of good 11fe Student Councxl 7 Sclenct Club FIEIILII Club Rmg Commlttee Mae P ESICIQIII. of Junior Class Q, TG? R Log J u , 1. U u 14 d.I 7 . o h I-yr GIS, Fr' vx sl .e ' . to '4- .2 35' - L? a .,q 1 ..,- -1:5453 RQ So Q nga f 1 I IDLE- Q, af' -1. L I 1' X ., 35 E, W, 0 fl 1 L. U. , . H H , ' to . , , , tn U 1 ' ' v 11 , I Ma WILLIAM MCCALLISTER an ,' ' - - , I ' I HBIHH A , ' , u 4 it ll . ' In A1 ' , 11 I!! i . I V 1' ' I , . I 1 . I , i . . - t ' ' ' , ' ' ' ' ing T '27, HT' H, H i H ' U ' n . . . . - ' sl , , , u , nn ' Y V . ' . A ' . Y T 'I o - . ' c , o V24 0 . . I II ' A - I 4 A 1i...i1............. 21 T THE FLAME 4 ' U I - -K o , PAUL McSTALLSWORTH BERNADINO PA' A Zlke Dmo' Mount to be 1 to lll th. ,mutt wheel or lllIlllqfllX lf we love truly we shall see tluly Footlmll Baslelbfxll Tlztck bueuce Club l1l9llLl1 Club Scxenoe Club lillblllflll Ilflsketball EDITHE ANN SANTINA Nan GEORGE DAGUE The happ1est people on euth 'ne those Georg MDDIHQQS and Vwlfale of mhelb In 111 the tmde of Wal no feat 15 nobler C1v1cs Club Fxench Club Comm lCl?1l UND 'I bmw Ietleu REVIEW Stiff Jumol P u VIRGINIA LILLIAN BERWICK JEROME MYRON BRODY Ginny Brody Beauty hes Wlthlll 0ll1S9lYEtb after all they say And be sure the happy he nt makes 18 happy day Ilttle people hke Napoleon ale often m .,hty Worker OlCll9R'L1'1 Smence Flub mteltlass Commermal Revxt v Sllpl CIVICS Club Basketball Q, 'Gy fb-1. if , v 0 LLL Ulf? ll .,. ,I 'G' .,. K5 E R' Co 'Ta f u . 1 -'- L 1 I ff! I 1 .. OE I Q, W, .- H ' H H ' ! .. LUV, .. I ,,,,- .,,,.,? , . L C h ,, HH. . Y 1 . H . K 1 , K x,, L , , , , , ' . C' WI ,F .., .S '. H H H ' , 2' c ' if Af: ' who are busiest in taking care of the ' l 'U ' W, , .,, ll , . - . . y 1 . I J 3. ' 4 1 ' X ' c .H h ' ' 1 I, v ' 1 , AL.. H ' H X H cz ' ' ' ' . , , U , J 1 , I , 2 - tl if ' ' s. I ,, ,K 1, '.1 , ', '- .. AX I ' . ' . . , ' h , . o o -W. ot ,, f - .5 ' - , Y f - . A K I ................... 4laAfA::gs T 22 vp iq ' S F THE FLAME A L41 3 LEROY FRANKLIN SWITZER Knocky He wlll drne your blues away Sclence Club SARA VIRGIL TEMPEST T mp Vnrgnl HBDDIIIBQS IS 11ke costly perfume you cannot pour It on oth rs wlthout spllllng a tew drops on youlself Choxus 27 Revxew Staff 28 Cxvlcs Club French Club STELLA DOROTHE DANIELS Babe' The excesses of ou1 youth ale drafts upon our old age payable w1th Interest about thlrty years after date Commerclal REVIEW CIVICS Club RALPH JOSEPH MIALE Ralph' thoughtful ot others Commerclal RGVIGW Staff Orchestra and Band CIVICS Club ALBERT S GASPENY A Mmdlng h s own bllSlllESS 1f you please GEORGE WILLIAM MOUNTAIN Rocky Colonel They never taste who always drmk They always talk who nevel thlnk - I L rj In 'f? ' fix of M335 U I V 0 J 0 , i I 3 , . I-v Oli? .Mal l '5 lol i l :ob L iaygliz. I 'gg 44' :. l I 2, F V ' fl! FFXI Q ll T 'i o U 3 U - X 4 l 9 I al ll U , UAIWEQYS C1l391Ifl11, GVGF gay, Never idle a moment, but thrifty and n e 11 xl ' ' n ' ' I D V . .nA H In - f ' Y I . , 1 . . fl as - - . - - f u . if , U ' 1 . 1 . xc n u l . v 1 , ,J - ,x V 0 o Q-5! 9' Q 7 5 ' .fy ' ' ' L 1 I LAQA1- . E' AE,,,k : ! ? THE FLAME I , l . 1 :JT D 5 ,R JAMES FRANCE Jimmy A bhthe hefut makes vlsage bloomm VALERIA CLARK GRAHAM Pete However ehy her IIDS wlll unlock and then she w1l1 talk and talk and talk Uslxez 28 20 SUE ELIZABETH DE FOREST Tmy' The best goods comeq IH emall packages COHIIIIQICIZII Revxew Qtaff CIVICS ROBERT LEROY SMITH Smltt e He that SIDS of many arts Dxmks ot none WALTER HARRY MELLINGER a e Fluter Readv to do hm best at all tunes Footb ll Tlfuk Intemlaee Basketball ARNOLD F MIALE Punk' When the cats away the mxce w111 Play Football lutcul nes P1-Rl ntball quence Llub Opeletta Fleshman Play club ef if I Lui Q 0 U, ll U 0 ok, 'o ' 1 n C o 'Ly GIS 'J' vm'.el E ' -1 GL QQ .J L og. T' ...- 1 pf. ne no D- A 1 M f 0 n ,IA fi 351 l . f if M 9. -ur' t 1. , . 1 X 1' 1-1 ' l 'Z an T l ' Sw W 3 U ' 'F n - 2 u H ' I C 1 A, 3 ' g. ff ,- L 1 ' .' - ra Football, BELSREHJHJI. Sqgigngg Club, ll H HB b H H YI - v N ' ' ' as ' - n I v U , . . 1 x Q Y 7 R' , 'f 1 , ', .. , . . , , . . KK l n - 1 ' KK I 7 ' ' if ' 7 ' . A U Y! ' . . .. ., ,2'11..'l1,D L ,.. ' A 1 ' nl c V .1 1 w , . C , . , l . v . . 5 , Y , ' ,, - .5 - - , f f - I . ,, C I 1ii1 24 2 +A F THE FLAME 2 HANNAH ELLEN WALTERS Hannah Shynees only e11l1'111ceq her cllarme Ifreuch Club HELEN GRACE CONDIE Helen Thy modesty w1l1 be 1 mnrlle to 1y 1-'Y'PllCll Club NAOMI RUTH CARLSON Carl1e Sweet alld morleet go your way Do kmd th1ngQ 111 the kmdeet way Clvlce Club Glee Club 1PIlLh Club 1-T MARGARET MARIE WELSH Peg A zentle old fashxoued amb1t1o11 Juet be111,g, very kmd to people Olclleetm Clee Club 99 20 ELMER DEWAR WOODWARD Mooch Pedunk TIUIIIJIGS w1ll 11e1e1 l1r1tl1f11 1110 Sue-me Club JAMES ANDERSON WELSH Jlmmle A 111111 of Dee woulq Sclnucf Club U 5 .. 0 15 I . F163 -Algal l 'Qc V 4.4 g pg L 1.0, P' a Qc p 'S ol .R ,: ESQ .- Of 1 . ' 0 Q H H U 'f ,, H, I 1..1n,y-. H In U an ll ' ' . 1. tl mH1'1f- HA jolly md 1'11 be, 1 I ' Y L' V , I .1 .. A ll ' U A1 r Y H ' ' H , ,, 1 '26, Fu- ' . . 51 7 . ' ': 9 : Si ! og A 1 , Af!! t ' - ' I l 25 I Q 2 'z I 1 . 1 1 THE FLAME A .1 s 1, U U 0 A ini' 7v GJ . , . .9 F15 f-ju Mug? Q r i - 05 1 '1- 2 0 YQ Izoj, R' go 'AE f v 5:24 . 0'. xr fr 1 H3 .. fe U 1 ,Y,,, , 6. ' A GEORGIA CHARLENE PRINTZ FRANCES HELEN LOUTTIT Hprincyll HLOUH Our eare should not be so much to live Hops right in with the other team, long, as to live well. Makes all our games fast and clean. Civics Club, French Club. Debate '28, French Club, Basketball. MARIANNE V. PIZZUTELLI Curly CLINTON BAIRD lf your name is to live at all, it is so He takes things as they come, much easier to have it live in peoples Serene, unmovedf' hearts than in their minds. Civics Club, Commercial Review Staff. INEZ RUTH RAE ERNEST BARTOLETTA Ruth Cup As merry as the day is long Success is not in never failing, but in never fearing to start again. Glee Club '28, '29, Basketball '28, Junior Prom Committee '2S. Commercial Review Staff. - E v 1' , -u . . vi' e.3,g v2 r . VY t I' If L Q I ui- 26 up i F E I T THE FLAME L .1 5 ADELINE FRANCES MESSNER MARTHA ARLINE MCFEELEY Tn Nlar shine llle Jnuelfs uw Club Fl9llll1 Club Olche-mtl a BESSIE MAE WELLS CHARLES WILLIAM BUGOILE Bess Coach Shell calve a large 1l1ChG qomewhere ln fameshau He tz1us,'1t us 111 the mav olden that French Club Intelelaqe Bieketbfmll S11 nee IS Dum olden Commerelal Revlevx LOIS LEVERNA HOUSEMAN Lo Laugh and the woxld laughe vuth you WILLIAM EWING Weep and you weep alone qometlmee I mt and tlunk Commelclal Revlew Staff CIVICS Club And other tunee I Just mt Lei I .AAQ U 5 o ,, 'Jw 0 A, Y x ', nl, io my owl Q9 'QE lp' Q., ' av on- ,lg -Ed '51 1 LD na r 'S lugn DE ,, ' sf. ll A -5 , , S l -ff J Oe- -, 0 . I HAdll AI 'gn KK Vl And thy deep eyes, amid the gloom, 'WVlSll0lll shall keep thee. L , X , V4 5 . Y. IA I ' .1 rl 3 D H U H 1 1 1 c A use I 1 f gl f -U ' H H ' e L L ' 3 riff, ' 0' L - , f Q I 27 I A .4 3 I R ' I . U L . 'Ei 11243 Fifa Gif? .,. MQ . --:U 'G .,. sill .5 I2 Ivzlj, me no 143' p :S 5524 .- I' , 1' E iii: i .. 65 U 0, I MARY HILDA ANDERS MAZIE MARJORIE GRIGGS Hilda Mazie 'tShe proved to us beyond doubt the re- Patient, quiet, and studious, too--this Ward comes from honest effort. describes Mazie, thiough and through. Civics Club, C01Y1lll9l'Cl21l Review. Civics Club, Commercial Review Staff. , LAURA 'JEANNE MYERS Red BRONIS GENIS There is no beautifier of the complexion .1 H ii or form, or behavior, like the wish to Goodeye Hoot scatter Joy and not pain around us. upufipmf, is A plant that grows not in Cheerleader '28, '29, Glee Club '28, all gardens' Operetta '28, Usher '28, President of Room 201. EDNA LORRAINE KOHOUT ALVIN HEI-FER Eddie Hpatvv Great success is promised Ay, every inch a Senior! You in whatever you may do, A life of luck and happineggg Football, Busketball,T1'ack, Glee Club, NVill surely then ensue. Windmills of Holland. i v '?17'-'S -1 .. , A J '5f'gx Ld ' l Y Y '5 I . 5 7 THE FLAME ln.4K V V F U 0 'M 0 'ff '! 1 L-11,41 iw aww .-,. md .3 cos 5. if . ,N . we fs va f 1 :Lf of .', ,xy Z.. X L1 1 X Es.- T aj Q Of U - in 0 I MARY ELIZABETH ZELL LULU MAE MATTHEWS HMaryH HI-ull It's no matter what you do, if only your 'l'lw world is full of a. number of things: heart be true. l'l'l sure We should all be as happy as k' Glee Club '26, 27, '29: Civics Club, m f Cominercial Review Staff '29. Interclass Basketball, Ulee Club '29, HAROLD EUGENE CRAIG RUTH ELLEN PATTERSON Huncll PattyH The deed l intend is great, but what, A light heart lives long. of YSL I k11OW 110i- Glee Club '26, French Club. Orvllestra '27, '23, '291 Svielwe Clilb '29. THOMAS NAYLOR SARA MARGARET TOYE N HTomlI ' Sally . HTl1C1'U may be wiser men than I, but Here's a stock of uoinmon sense, in 1 havelyt Seen Lhemj' present, past, and future tense. I have 110 time to play with toys. Cheer Leader. v 1 - . -I . J .-w.5,l6f 2 'v . I 'Y A 1' f A 1 1 I 29 D-'JA 1 1.159 L..K MARY CECELIA SMITH Ce Ce S111 lovul l1t1 books but IIOIIL too wbll C leo Llub buena, Club B11bl1Ltb.1ll FRANCES ELLEN EPLER Frances I shall Do out to Lam ll e 11.1111 of tllob wl1o bLlflC1 Debate Bobkttball ALICE GERTRUDE VIVERETTE AII1e Always, llvely full ol lllll Xlheb 11 hood f11911d to GVQILOIIC HARLEIVI SNYDER 011 tlub le L111111g.,' What 1 tluug lt IS ootbxll 7 Glee Llub O1Ll1I:'b1d I lllll Txatk FRANCES VIRGINIA ZIMMER Flu, tatal 1tt ot beauty and the Lllttllll ot l1.11111o11y 'ue l191b flu Club b 29 UBIIGI 28 C1v1c,b Club EUGENE WILLIAMS Whtu gl 1I1L11 has not a good reabou for LIOIII1, a thlllg he has one good 1eason or lettlllg lt alone AAQK-8 LH . xl 1. Q-if am, 054 A4 Nu 43 C, 2-2 'ful I , 1. 4'- r D .I I 9 I Ki - !l it .1 1 v . r - I . , - .- - 1, L . HK. J y J, T, I J I 1, 1 , 1.9 1 1 ., 1 .. 1 1 11 - 1 ll K A ' ' L I mls 198 .. . ... Hsootyll If ll Ur , ' gm. ' '. . . . H .1 1-A 11171 .' 1U - .. yi. .211 1 ' 17, 1 11 w 1 . . . 1 ' '.. 1 'X -3, , 1 . v .. , ' u - n ,, , . Z . . . I rl' ' 7' ' ' ' 11 ' - ' ' f . . , . . ,, 1 1 , I -1, , 0. ,- ,, 1, 1 'Z T I 1 I, 9 '. . g of if , , .Af o . ' 5 A Q -ixi I THE FLAME z l-,, Q' 2 'z I . . . I E : THE FLAME l Nl U .. I, 0 'api Q 'Q o I- I L1 hi - 0 to mv ffl: VAL 0 My Prophecy For Our Cl ss 'Q ,I ,Ogg I I .J M33 'G .1 5 33 ' V23 I1 ' wr IH3, nf rs 4: S It was ten years since I had graduated on that never forgotten night of June V I nb Ol E531 ith. I was some miles away from Monongahela. Since my work kept me very ' 6'.'. I , I , , , ' -' ,jfv busy it was hard tor me to find time to return and renew old acquaintances with 1 . L 1 ' my school chums. I had often wondered how each one came o11t in life. Now M that a vacation of two werks had b on granted me, I docidcd to go back to my old 5-S home town. I started on my long jounty and found the travelling very intgrest- Q gr ing. Ctlllllllg into New York, I decided to rcst at one of the hotels and stop for a 3 business purpose. Going down Main street, I was busily engaged in viewing signs when a familiar name was being displayed out in f1'ont of a concert building. It read: William Beck, famous violinist, will give a recital here this evening. How wonderful, I exclaimed, to think of William achieving so much fame. I remembered him back in my school days playing at several of our school enter- tainments. l was very anxious to hear VVilliam. but wondered it' l could get a scat, for that evening. Luckily, I did, and I certainly was very well pleased with his playing. After the concert, l asked to see Mr. Beck. and sent my card. Xvilliam was very gracious, and I was permitted to talk to him about olden times. He said he had l1ea1'd about some old school chums. Edith Santina owned a very delight- l'ul bake shop in Monongahela with a wonderful trade, and a wide reputation for being a wonderful cook. Marcella Pickering and Eugene Stevens were still as good friends as ever. VVilliam said he believed they were engaged. Marcella always was a charming girl, I 1'eminded Bill. Dora Moskovitz was private secre- tary to a very rich man, and liked her job very well. Dorothy Young had decided to become an actress, and after taking instructions for voice and acting, was ap- pearing i11 one-act talkie entertainments. She was very popular in this field. Wil- liam told me that he had been talking to Mike Ferrari, just two days ago, and that Mike was a leader of a famous orchestra being cngaged at the big new hotel ' A I - - . - '91 . 1 V - -'i-WETT' ' ff 1 u, X K . 1 . I L 1 I 31 '36 O i' THE F LAME A4 o Lu I donn town just e1eettd He had HCIIIEVSII fame OVCI the 1ddl0 w1th h1s 01 c11est1a ltaylnond Qrlllbb 1, ow11ed 1115 1atl1e1 5 llllllltllltl stole b11t was llllflklllc 89110115151 ol takmg le sons to beoome a plotesslonal ball1oo111 danee1 In W11 1111115 last Vlblt l1ome 11s, had been talk111g to Sa1a Mo1ga11 Sa1a was the 1113111 11011191 at Lxggetts and was a l11,,l1ly pa1d elelk Ha111et Fold l1ad fll11ShGd ool 11 ge Hlld w '15 dllVl11f-, a lovely bn., cax He d1d not l1ave tlme to tlnd what ocou DLLIOH she was taklllg, up Tena 17611311 was manage1 of tl1e11 confectlonely SIOIG Weldon had changed l1e1 m111d about tl1e COll1lt1V and moved to the clty Wllele she was k11own as M15 I don t 1ecall he1 last name Th1S was 1bout all W11l1an1 k11ew to tell 111e I bade W1ll1an1 good bye a11d t11e next n1o111 111g I depa1ted Attel lon., l1ou1s of lldlllt, I flnally p11lled 1lltO P1ttsbu1gh Com ' 1112, out of the stat1o11 I saw a b1g weddlng, DIOCGSSIOH Just ended and the happy couple llllllllllg to catch the tlalll The bllde was very small and seemed out of b1eatl1 f1 om llllllllllg a11d tl1e g1oom was about sxx feet tall a11d was hurl y111g Wlth the su1t case Whe11 the brldal couple came olose1 I 11ea1ly till off my feet for the br1de was no othe1 than Sue De Forest I d1d 11Ot k110W wl1o the groom was tor l1e looked l1ke a h1gl1 school boy by the name of J1mmy I o11ce k11ew but I have forgotten h1m I d1d not get a chance to Wlbh Sue luck tor they Just caught the t1a1n lll t1me l' o111g dOW1l F1fth Avenue I saw a. Style Shoppe w1th the 1131118 MISS DBHIGIS P1op11etor Could lt be Stella? 1 we11t 111 a11d pretended to look over some new styles of dresses a11d here who was the owner but Stella We WSIS both glad to see each otl1er Stella Sald she was domg ve1y well 111 he1 bus111ess Her book keeper was LOIS Houseman Sl1e alld Lo1s got along Vely well except Whell the qll6StlO1l a1ose of waltlng on the best 100klllg, young man who came 1n to exchange some art1ele that needed a woman s adv1ce Stella fold me that I should go down to tl1e Penn Tl1eat1e and see Hele11 Ka1affa a11d Katherlne Haywood IH the vaude v1l1e act that was nlaklng a h1t 111 P1ttsbu1gl1 Helen was very good at makmg people laugh and to1get the11 tloubles and Katl1e11nes laugh made old men voung Stella also 5a1d that Ruth Stewalt had a blg eontlaet wlth an Opela Com ' W' tv? J Q 0 o 0' V3 fs ? ae? . ' 1 . 5 ' . U , Q' 9 'J-, 1: ',, 0,52 I Jo x 'iw new 'I' V vlliq V t ,, 1, 1- ,L.5,- '. ' .1. 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' . - 4 32 up vi THE FLAME Ag.4l o Ltd pany and only last week sang at the Syrra Mosque rn Prttsburgh Stella had been there to hear her and was pleased Whrle I was there I nret Hrlda Anders Hrlda had been left a large sum of money but the estate had other clarms agarnst rt It had worrred Hrlda a great deal so she had engaged a very frrre lawyer well known rn Prttsburgh It proved to be no other than Mr Haga who had grven up teach rng to go rnto the f eld of law Mr Haga and Hrlda were makrng a hard trght for the money and rt looked as though they would urn l From there I came to Monorrgahela The frrst to greet me was my dear fr rend Mary Zell Mary was prrncrpal of the Waverly School havrng won much drstrnc we met Ralph Mrale Ralph seemed as nrce as ever and after talkrrrg to hrm we found he had Just won rn a bleach of promrse surt brought agarnst hrnr by two young grrls Ralph always was very popular wrth the grrls and srrrce he took over an Auto Sales posrtroxr was very troubled wrtlr the grrls hangrrrg around After we left Ralph we passed several students leavrrrg Hrgh School and as usual heard them talkrng about a hard test they had had And when Blankerr buelrler was mentrorred Mary told me that rt was George who was teachrng the Commercral clas es at the hrgh school I was glad to hear of hrs success Mary also told me that Wrllram Parker was challengrrrg the trtle of the world s clrampron typrst and made Mr Tangora verv worrred over hrs prospects I surely would lrke to see hrm wrrr I told Mary because he always made the grrls laugh by hrs teasrng Mary Martello was makrng a great success as a leader rn her church Mary was always a grrl to get what she went after and I was glad to hear of her uhrevemerrt Mary asked me rf I strll remembered Vngrl Tempest I sard I drd urd sard she was workrng rn a brg store on Marn street And she surely was well known for her good sundaes Mary also told me of the name that Bertha Cohen lr rd won for herself rn solvrng a prrze problem that had puzzled many great rnrrrds I wandered along the streets and found thrngs rn Monongahela about the same I felt repard for the trnre 1 had spent rn conrrng rnd when I retrred that evtnrng I was very arrxrous for the next day to come so I could contrnue my search of my old frrerrds GRALL. YOHIQ W' 'v' ' 4 of L5 of A' . I - In Q' 'E 1 I g 5 I V L, y 'Ja -1 'fa of, 3' 'Pj . . . U-141 , 1 . , . . ., I . I 1 I Q . ' ' 9 'I .4 V E0 Weil ' ' ' r 7' . , . , , . .. ya rf. 1. . 'no pt- . . , . . . .. ' . , - . ' . tion as a teacher. We talked a while and started to walk down Main street, when tie' . 1 Y . Y . . y v N -Si . . . . . . 0 Of 1 Lv ex 2 3 , u , X . . , .,r. . Q . . Y 1 , 1. , 3,5 f . V , . 33 iq' THE FLAME A..-L CLASS SONG Hele comes 0111 COIOIS blue and gold Oul class spu t of '79 Wlll nevel dle When wele togethel 1n any weathel VVe are the Dllde of ou1 schools eye Llke oul lose vse ale supleme When it comes to takmg thmgs 0u1 obgects are great We w1ll leap fame y t F01 we ale the class ot 23 flyln, VVe can blllld 101 chalactel and othel th ngs too And not tm fame as we ve seen othels do But we want ou1 school to always k11ow Chorus Wo ale lQdV11l2 you now M H S To ou1 119cllf,S you were always best Oul sp111t lb lugh our wax lt clears The Senlorsa as 1t seems to me Try to be so much But yet as far as I can sec They never act as such They tell us they are hlgher up In knowledge and what not' But Ive studxed lt all out And they re not all I thought Then' actlons aren t hardly At all better than ours Cause I have watched them you see In study halls for hours You may thmk I wasted all my t1me Oh' no I dldnt Walt' Cause now I know thelr l1ttle l1ne And that they re not so glea But stlll we ll have to bow to them They re our elders as you see But let me add and then amen hlgh B01 ou1 class IS the best ol all thc yeals GRACIL YOHL 29 They re not what theyre cracked up to be CATHERINE HAYWOOD 29 I r at lease . 5 , U E, . . 1 ,N - 5, - . Y - . .y MQ ' ' f t v e 'G .,. - -, . -' ' 5 2. kg., . l ' t 1 . , .y Q . : .,, r 'S ' . V. J .1 ' I 1 . y Our class spirit was never slow. ' :T - - A - , . . , 'Q' . , . v . .Q 1 ' 0 1 ' 1' ' 1 ' U ' 1 4 U - , ' V' , 7 ic I Q 1 . - . 1 -L: ' ' A f -.I . As A Freshman Sees Us ' ' t! , 34 ' v 9 o -.S . v .5 Y. I I' 5 I 5 ' THE FLAME 3 A .4 3 5 ba ERS? .wifi 6 'G' .1 r U 5ff . f 5 ifdxlff -fElf? ,'v n tx Eire. ,gdb X .fi ' 31 Sak. A-ygikx 7 A ' 537 f ' -f :'. 5 X' ' 8, ' ggi u 'N' i H I I E .rib . ', r I x ,mv FACULTY 375 E' ' - gb f 0 4,1 35 1 3 , 5,4221 I isp J- 1-I s was t' H . I I THE FLAME J L GQ bw C 'sv Uflq MR JOHN H DORR A B SIIDPIIIILEIIGGIIL oi Suhools MR HOWARD VV CRANE A B A M P1111c1paIofH15,I1 School MISS MARY B COLLINS B S Secletaxy Lo Supt of Suhools MISS SARAH CRALL Secretaly to High School Pl1l1L1DrLl ww, ef MR ALBERT VV SMITH Chorus Supervlsor of Musm EdllLd,fL10I1 1n Ifle mentary Schools V o 0 as Q In J , i , o 'G' 'A .1 aj Q3 -3 H' i f 0 Q . l!u.D qu 2-fl - Q eh. 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IRMA XOUINC B Q s 1111101 1111191111111 Il11.1111y C 1111111112111 Q A Q7 . 'e 'Li-'fi' ' l lkfL B . L 1 41 . 1 1 , 1 . ., U 1 ' . . 4 I- U 0 Ari 'SOI' 1 .1 ' -2 , V1 v' . 1 W ' . Nl. 1 1 D 'V 1 ,J 1 . . 111. ' , . v ' , , 11 , 9 , , . 1. , 1.4 Q ' : ' ' '- .1 ' - .L , V' R. J 1 ,, 1 , v, 1. B. 2 ' 1 I 1 1 ' ' ' .' 1 '61 A . . , . - 1- ,- .. . .- ' Vw 111.1 , 111 111115 111111 111 1 H- - , I, 5' So . . .- f u . 1 x '11 . 11, . . '- V-' ' . 1 1 l11sl1'111fto1' i11 A111e1'ica11 History. 11' 1 .1, 1 1 ' 1,111 . , , 'SE' l 11 J .. be . . .1 ' .' ' 11 , 1 1. . 0 111s - - - i11 12 ' . C ' '1 1 I11.'1' c ' i11 1 ' . , . 1 .. P., ... ,. - 1 r ' 1 1 1 1 ' Y, ' i' ' 1' z . ' , ': 11. JUSWIK , ... 1. P .'1'f-'S 'z' ' ..11.'1'l,... Inst' - ' in ' 'Va th- '11 f ' g I ' R5 . ' THE FLAME 4.1 S 0 ff, U 0 1-.43 Gif? ...q IOL I fo ii p ii Q . 1' l 153 .5 OE D 0, I l MISS LIDA M. CARPENTER, B. L.. Chairman. Coach of Dramatics, Instructor in English Literature MISS MARGARET STEWIART, A. B., A. M.: Instructor in American Lite1'afnl'0. MR. GEORGE W. KIEHL, A. B.g Instructor in English 1 and 2. MISS ELIZABETH JOHNSON, A. B.: Girls' Athletic Couch. Inslrnccfoi' in English 2. MISS PATTY HOUSTON. A. R.: Instructor in English 1. MR. HUGII BECKLEY, A. II.. Chziirmnn Advisor to Svielice Olnb Faculty Manager oi' Athletics Instrnctoi' in Cheniisiry and Physics MISS CARRIE E. BAILEY, A. R. Instrncfoi' in Biology. ln, MR. MALCOLM S. STEVENSON, .A. B, 5- IIISITIIVIUI' in General Si-imxce. i i . . C A ' l i- 38 Y' THE FLAME 1.4 o MR IRNEST KAHLF LIIZLIYHIELTI IIISIQFIILIU1 111 Plane Geolnetly .nd Algebm MR FI IVIIWI C HASRINIS B M F Instruttox 111 Tllgouometry Plane and Solld 1 SOIHPUY MISS OI IVF M HICKMAN A IIISIILMLOX ln Alhebra 1 MISS EIUVIA YOUNC B S Instruvtor ln -Xlgebla 1 L MISS JENNIE RLINE A B Chalrman Inetrur-tor 111 Latln 1 'S and 4 MISS HFIFN ZAHNISBR A B 'XdV1S01 to Fwuch Qluu .md to Alumm 141911011 Club Instructox 111 trench 1 'Ind 2 MISS MARTHA 14 IRWIN A B S1nH MISS SARA G XLI ITIN B lustructm IH IUOIHQSUP Sclence Y? I B ' . U 9, I. I U ,Ga 'Ju A 'JJ on Q Ag! .fag GIS! nj: 1:1q . . , , . . Q9 Z 1 , I , . . xl I ' . -.V 1 1 1 ' - I 'Q . . 05 w. . 1, 4- 13 Q . -, .j F2 ' Q -3 ' ' ' RJ 'fo I an - Ar-1 - ina f o 0 1 n llutf J' , - l , oz 5:51 Instructor in Latin 1 and 2. A ,,, 7 0. 0. x. att' I . . E 8 1' , 1 - -I , , . . . c. N . . S ' ' , ' , . Its? D 1 .S P.. . .sf Q st 0'J in . , C ' A, S ' 1 5 A1 ' 1 :X . . , L' ,. ' I , . . 1. . , . ' .' N r I . 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QL- o , 3 .QS 'bi . 43 1 'QQ ' V N. 0. x. U 1 o Q THE ANNUAL STAFF oF 1929 --ol ' George Blankenbuehler-Editor in Chief. 4 barah Rodgers-Assistant Editor. - Wiillialn Robinson-Business Manager. ' Ceorge SeottwAdvertising Manager. Myron Schuler-Assistant Advertising Manager. Fugene Stevens-Circulation Manager. ' William Smith-Photographic Editor. Delores Jackson-Art Editor. ' Helen Karaffa-Writeup Editor. batherine O'Nei1-Vvriteup Editor. Ruth Stewart-NVriteup Editor. Grace Yohe-Activities Editor. 114. A. HAGA Advisor Mitchell Stoffler-Historian. aw- 'EW' L. Q7 Sa' KK' . . l 46 I 'J 1, 0 If l f' I x 'Q , , : 4 ' -1, 4 I E 7 THE FLAME ' U , I. U 0 HORT TORY It had been a hard, Vlily hard, time for James G01'd,Ol1 as he sat down before the little stove that threw a dismal light over the plainly furnished room. Fate 47 11 UW, 0 . 9 vb1t'J,'A -I Lv G ,vtli-nu Q39 fA-2 -1940, l - 31:-'fn mo-f-3. .-. 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Qi 1salate l11mself flom tl1e otl1er you11,, people S116 oftcn spoke to 111m at m al t1mes but that was all She watched for a11 oppo1tun1ty to become better ac quamted a11d so afte1 m1ss1ng ames at several meals she was prompted to ask tl1e la11d'ady whe1e he was Upon bemg told that James was Slbk she demded to V1S1t 11 n1 As an excuse fO1 entermg she tfok the lu11cl1 tl1at had be 11 p1epa1ed 101 11 n1 to l11s 1oon1 At f11Sf botl1 Wele 1at11er confused unt1l Ma1y asked how he telt and afte1 a sl1ort co11ve1sat1o11 Wh1Ch seemed to b11ng both 1nto f11endl1er te1n1s she lett prom s ng to leturn the next day Fach day she would come per haps to tell 11 m the news to bllllg so1neth111g he would hke or lead a story to keep 111m from belllg lonesome James began to awa1t the commg of Mary altel l1e1 work at the facto1y was over As t1me we11t on h became wel1 but the dlstrusttul att1tude l1e Bllteltdllled fOl stlanbe people st1ll pc1s1sted Mary soon leal ned of 'l11s How busy sl1e was 111 plan111ng son1e scheme fo ban slung tl1e d1st1ust for people 1n James' How she longed to sl1ow James that 0116 must love all me11 that lt IS IISCGSSHIY to have 1Sl61ldS to 11V6 111 tl11s wo1ld She sugbested that l1e come dOWl1 staxrs a11d meet tl1e othu young people At fnst l1e dechned but rathe1 than d1sappo111t Ma1y lG1lICtdllt1Y we11t How t11end1y these people seemed to be' At once he was pleased w1tl1 the11 ways He found they all had txoubles a11d many gleat dlsap polutments too Tl1ey showed 111m l1e was 11ot the only 0118 who suffexed Ma1y often took long, walks t1ll0l1g1l tl1e pa1ks where sl1e would DOl1lt out the spots ot beauty 111 the flowe1s Hlld tl1e W01ld10l1S beauty of many httle thmgs that he l1ad 11eve1 110t1LEd Tl1ese vsalks cleated 111 111111 a love for all tl1111gs A change was begllllllllg to c1eep 111to a111es 111a1111c1 towald l1un1a11 belngs a11d towald 11atu1e Afte1 meetlng so many new f11e11ds then wls bo111 111 James a des11e to do blgbfll thlngs He sectued a good Job and by h1s pleaslng pe1so11al1ty and hald wo1k advanced 1ap1dly As t1me went 011 James round hte was not so C1l1E,l and wl1e11 l1e announced 111s Gl1gd,gB1119I1t to Ma1y he exclalmed l am the happ1est man 011 Galtll Then too he found that hte W111 QIVE you back what you put 111to lt He and Ma1y were alw 1ys happy as botl1 knew that happmess does not seek you out but walts f0l you to find lt GRALL YOIIL Z9 'v tv f F ef 0 x o I -L I H U . 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IP.. I- R- W' . '31 'S .I OE 9 1 0 C i DEBATE A 1' F1 It M ATI V ld 311111118 O:5Tr1'1:sky. Mary AIldCl'SlJll. Keexinuili Lung NEGATIVE Hu,1'1'i1't Furcl. Urimtliy Se!s1:1111. IfIz11'nl1l Cllillliiwiiy, Cieorgu ISl:111ke11bi11-lller William Beck Coach 11121111 Clark II1-re' yriu sw thx- hvat richzitc 14111111 NI0ll0llgi1h4'lEl High S1-lirml has 1-vvii 1111111111 Out. This iK'2llll losi mily two debates. mic to C11z11'hr1'oi illlli the otlivi' to Hickory, this when trying for 11111 1-111111ty l'llil111pi0llS1liU. AIOIIOIIQHIICIZI won the Section c'11z111111iu11sl1i11. having c1ii11i11z1twl Clizi1'1e1'11i and l'z1liI'111'11i11. 'I'l11:1'u 111'v llllllly vz1h11's to hc 1lv1'iv1-fl I'i'o111 lltfihillillg, 11111 lll,'l'llQl1JS the gl'L'il.LCSL oi' thvsm' is il 50111111 11'11i11i11g in the il1't of thinking. gi- ?v17r-'Z R J O W iv I I ' if ik q I 4111 up s 'Q' THE FLAME 4,4 SE IOR PLAY After many weeks of hard Stlllggllllg Mlss Carpentel Sald Well you bear The b1g event was scheduled fox Febluau 14 1929 LVGIVOIIE' who attend d the play Adam and Eva sald they had enJoyed eve1y s vond of lt Those who partxclpated gave a very fxne 1ep1 esent ltlflll fl then chamatlt ab1l1t1es The cast deserved all the pra1se they I9CB1V9d for they w1l11ngly gave then tlme and energy that the 'Senlor Class of 29 mlght present a play that was wolth whrle Also Mlss Carpenter deserves much c1ed1t fol the tune she gave to pe1 feet the varlous phases of the play Wllham Smlth s DIOUS ldeas and M tchell Steffler s antlos kept the aud1enr'e ln an uproar The Work of all the cast 1S SOmGth1llg for whlch the class w1ll .-11 Ways feel proud The story centers around a very rlch famlly who IS leadlng a butterfly hte Wlth the lnstallatlon of Adam Smlth as the new father and hls work the fam1ly IS changed from butterflles to bees and the play ends happlly for the Klng famlly W' 'v' ' 0 sy oo' A V deed' ' Lui P -C ' ' Q3 . M 1 I I ' u , E. . l :J u . ok, 'A 1 o Q: o on lay mv l 'r' o' J e , . --bb 'G' . l A av l 'J Zia .J 3 1,4 N' So ls: 'S .4 - F . ls'u1 Q. ffflx- ' 9' 1131 .,, , I 1 . . ' . ,, 5 . . .- some semblance to what I want you to be. Now we will give everyone a treat! 5..' ' J o 35 . I . . V ' 1 .K I Q Y ,, ,, . . , , I r . ' ' V ' v 1 1 1 . , . , . . . , ,, . . ,, , , . . V V , . .-f fl - 1 AA I , 1 s .Z . 7, A 50 a Y I 1 5. , 5 1 THE FLAME 4.4 ei Q2 'au Olga SGD .-,. Q .Z gag ' eil I 42' 'lil lbu. :ffl Z . .L n, J! 04 PLAY CAST Mr. King ,.,,,.,, ,,N0l'Yl12ill M. XVilllCl'SDUUll Clinton llc XVill Arlzini Smith... ,,,.,,.,..,,.,,,,,,,,, Wilbur Riilzird Uncle llo1'acc,..ll. Eva ,,.....,..,........,.,...........,.,..,, Dorothy Young: Aunt, Abbey ......... Imrrl Alllll'K!NN' Gmwlmi ,...., Mitchell Sleffloi' Co1'i11ll1izL ...,,.,.. Julio ......,...,.....,,,,,,,,A,,, Catllcriuc llaywoucl Dr. llclullictcr .,... ' ' E' t R Jaf f a fi'-iff' Q' I W , ,. Q 1 , 51 U y. U 0 iz GW' -1 William Smith ......Joscpl1 lfepu' .............Lll0l'l. Weldon AlhLl'lill'L 1'Ll'1'i-Ll'i ,...... D0w11m,1' Martin wifi Q9 2 fi -r R' 'lo '.a f D Or- 1 v fb E 1 'Q .o U 0 Q L i C it .T...-............... sq up vu Y' 2 THE FLAME ANAL MEMCRIES When the futule shall hold nothlng fol ua There w1ll be someth ng that w1ll cheer us L ke the s1ght of a beaut1fuI flag unfurl d Memomes They ll b our sou ce of pleasure For they ll brlng us the Joys of the past MSIHOTIGS of schofl of youth and of fl'1611dSh1D Wlll lemaln w1th us t1l1 the last Money compan ons love and fr1endsh1p Are only small favors ln thls world of stllfe But the dear recollecuons of youth and of school days Are the greatest Joys to be had 1n thls llfe So why should we thlnk the futule Wlll be gloomy Or look on It as cold and stalk? If we only use memolles as ou1 candles They ll drlve away the mlst and the dalk EUGENE CONNLLL. Z9 Q2E7'2a'5P +5435 Lt: 0 lv - 3 I l R ! . U ff, D U 0 ., 0 '.-, tiff I as lj A ' ff . 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BAND The band lS qulte well known 111 the COI11ITlllI11ty ae It has part1c1pated ln our V1c tory Week programe at varmus t1meQ It IQ a membel of the County Mus1c Contest in olchestra 111 concert on March Sth It hae ente1tan1ed ns 111 aeeernbly and hae 'sup polted 0111 athletlc teams both at 11on1 llld alnofxd Xnd what 1 911191111111 appea1ante do tl1e ITIGHIIDPIS mal e IH then il11tQ' Its otfnzere are Assmtant DITGCIUI M1ke Fe-112111 I1b1a11an C311 Xohe Q 1 5 f THE FLAME ' 1: 2 Xa GW uk lgq l I as u 3 ga . Q wr 1 gp v in :ig f 1 I w ' get 1 5 :fi ig' o ' 3 0. Q 1 ,, 1 band. The band placed second i11 t11e Contest for 1928. It appeared alone and with the , A ' vg X ' 1 C 0 I if fb 'f' . . 55 E 2 : ' 7 THE FLAME A .L 3 ORCHESTRA What do we hke better than our orchestra? The orchestra glves 'tt least one pub U rf U Q J? F65 'I ..,,-3 rv 4' llc concelt dllflllb the year It appeared 111 concert wlth the band on March 8 29 and played to an appreclatlve audlence It played for the Senlor play and took part 111 as sembly programs The orchestra contrlbutes to communxty affans 1n general and It also enters the County Contest yearly Its off1cers are Concert Mastel Dorothy Young Llhrarlans Margaret Welsh and Ruth F1tch va-We 'iv- A-nf 'G- .1 - 5 at EQ r 5 Q. .R . 7' ,EV 1 'S Q O I! 0 l t I P , 2 to Q : og s ,Q 1 - , f - 56 gl 05,3 up 1 THE FLAME ...A e V 1 1 U 0, y. V 0 'iz 61 W C ii i I'liIllIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIF! I THE E IOR GLEE CLUB This 0lg3.Dl7Ett1Ol1 is on a competitlve basis 'und one must hfmve been '1 membei of the Junior Glee Club befoie she may be 111 this Oll9 NIEHIIJQIQ of the JllI1l0l C lee Club yearly lt takes palt 111 assembly DIOQIEIHIS and is a contubutoi to communlty affans It appeared 111 Concext with the JUIIIOI Clee Club on F1 lday April 19 and gave the best vocal presentation that has ever been given The Cantata The Flower Queen was pleaslngly presented and the piincip mls weie R11tl1 Stewart Mary Stieet Allll9 Stew axt Esther Goldstein Lois Cailey Officeis AQSISFIIIY Dnector A nes Rioun LlblElIl'lll Iois Gzuly C' 4.4 vx. ,Nui I bog 'G If Q2 ' os- 'l rf .1 El., E9 CZ! f 'S On IR! - 5' 'nr S134 U elf.. f. -af' 1 , . 1 A 2' 1 . 'nn 1 1 an Q' 3 o I .1 1 .4 l .1 ,,. . I I A C 1 1 C ' , ' , ' .' ' ' ' . , ', ' ' ' I T showing unusual ability may become members. This Club enters the County Contest - Y . ' . k- . rv 'Lf .' . ' ' ' .K . ' , ' 1 ' 'l ' ' I 1 'I , . ..., . , D - - .1 H , , . , , ' 1' .' 2 V . Z , - , - ' , , 1 ' , ' I ' . 'e': .' ., c , ,. 3 ' , 11 l . ': . 5 - ,,. e e 31 - . 1 - - ' A - I ..-..................-.--- 57 . I ' 1 THE FLAME z 0 U . 'Ju a 'fd QU Lim! 'Seo ms? nl U .xl Q -: S33 'GL J.. ij Ms. 4f 1 QD rig f- , I..-1. Q: SP! .U -5. :S o .ff 6 l This Glee Club was organized for the benefit of those who wish to prepare for advanced voice wo1'k in the Senior Glee Club. This is elective. The organization ap- peared alone and in concert with the Senior organization on April 12. The members made a splendid showing when they sang several selections in assembly. Assistant Director-Margaret Paullaclc. THE QUARTET Q The quartet is an organization inde- pendent of any othe1'. It was selected from the Senior group. It is com- paratively new in the High school. It has won high praise whenever it has appeared. It appeared in Public Con- cert on Friday, April 12. Fame has , been the lot of our quartet of which K we speak with pride. I J Q Q 58 U ' V Y. U 0 o ' ,-, I-L mi fu in I I ' If 5 I ' THE FLAME 4.4 5 'Ju o V, l Q59 n 6180 ., ,I Q . '03 'G . 'E .' E5 1 ze fr 22 1 f H 1!aC ol 5--'J a'.'t. ,,-J Z7 1 1 -E an 0 f 0' 0 l S We are very proud of these thirteen girls who have served so faithfully this year. Those who have attended the various functions. Senior Play, Elks' Show, etc., appreciate fhe aid given them by the ushers. Catherine Shipe is head usher. Mrs. Stewart, has trained these girls very well. Only one place will he left vzufnnt, this when Vlllfxl'lt1 Grzilmni QI'iltlll2ll9S. t - vie e?,Z': Q , .Q L3g I ' A - ' 59 . A i' ' 5 ef - ' THE FLAME I I , , . it . liao Ulf? f-'un vusl Q K -I K A 3 5 egg lglf 'Q So 143 p 'S I.uf- Q irq ' 25' 'Zi -J 1' 0 or l The Civics Club has held many very beneficial and delightful meetings under the direction of Mr. Haga. The topics discussed at the meetings usually we-re centered around the perplexing Problems of American Democracy, which therefore made it neces- sary to have only those pupils taking Problems of Democracy eligible to join the Club. The large attendance at the regular meetings, since November 19, date of organization, has proved the interests of the members were greatly aroused. Toward the close of the term, several very delightful entertainments were held. Officers of this successful Club are as follows: P1'eSideI1t .................,....f......,..,.........,........,..........,.... .,.... G eorge Blankenbuehler Vice President .......................,..............,..........,..,... ,....,.......,..,,,,.. 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W-.N , J ff 'GL i of? .1 of 'M Q' Q0 sa u Q ii:-J ,SL f 0: ' r' K' J X t 1' :S 0 35 0. I - COMMERCIAL RE IE W STAFF The Svuior Commercial Class of Room 2 organized a newspaper staff under the di- 4 rection of Mr. McCa1mo11t. They published a mimeograph paper consisting of two large papers and a cartoon and jokes on the third page. The charge for the paper was i one cent. Its name was the Commercial Review. The paper was given much praise and was well enjoyed by all classes. Different ideas were carried out and class numbers D1'0V6d very popular. The Review was out about every two weeks. Officers of the staff were as follows: A Editor in Chief ......... ...........,................................,.,.................. G race Yohe ' Assistant Editor .... ...,................................,........,............... T eua Ferrari Business Manager ..,.. ....,............,.... ..................., G e orge Blankenbuehler Typist ............,............................................,...,...............,................,................................... Wm. Parker Other active workers were Dora Moskovitz, Ralph Miale, Edith Santina, Dorothy Sedam. ' The paper gave out all the news and entertainments going on. Newsboys from dif- ferent rooms took eharge of their report room, are 'ef L. J .V gs, f.. g T ' A if gs. . I ' 62 Y E ' g ' THE FLAME 1 L42 ' U . I. U 0 U,-1 Q if D '. ' I-2 fn! fav 61601 pf- vsffq Q - QF 'G' ., .- ea iw. QQ Q, -ia f 1 u Q iff! . ' 1 X. 9 315: ii Q if .1 0, I i 1 THE FRE CH CLUB T110 calf-11rl111' of tho C'P1'1'l0 I+'1'z1111'z1is Dl'l'l!lif7l,QIl ll storm for April 22. although it provrd to hw just Hll April SIIOWPIJ' for thv vzilidirlaies of thv class of '30. May the rainbow at the end of the SUWIII ho 11 Dl'0Il1iSC of bright days ullead for our successors Officers: First Som. Suczolul 50111. l'1'0Si1lf'11t .,,,., ,,.. . . , ., ,.,, ,, ,,,,,, W111. Smith ,.,.......,, ...... S ara Rodgers Sf'K'l'Pf2il'Y ,,,,, , , ,,,,,.,, , .,..., ,..,, I loss '1'l111111ps011 ...... ......,. M ary Martcllo '1'1'f'us111'C1' ......V...1,........1...,,,,1w..w..,...,,,,,.. Philip Cuuipi ...,,.. ...... R cbccua. Li11n 1 1 Q Q wg:-rf 1 r J Q .QD I 11 1 3 1, 4 gk- 11 I i lif! ' F . . ' ' THE FLAME m a' -M ,1 I 'ff' I. FHQFCQ no 123 us 'X ON P1i,lff'fl,Ef momm 13Amv' X ff Def ,. '6fqe,J Que one-sf 5, AHXFOLEAOIJJ MAGJADQ X, 2 W0 '5 Cpvwfs sf BQNAYD A , - 'Z ' ' l :Sus x L L.,g,, , I ., Q , H 12 fe N 61, xxx x, ff 'ii 2 17+ Q A A 'A ' 4' ' ,JPP QIAEN K, fm gf 4.2 1 '1 mf, fc Q U X fr' ' vf -v A ' 414, ef f , '.A Laqppm A 9,1 ?LR?'DI?DNlfENI, gy'-5' ' . K ,m l Jill' noun 'H Q-marf gg: A . V' ,cf 5' P T'f,f-T v . :' A X 4ff , ' ' x r, A 5 ,ff L N: f: . M f-,. 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X, 'v9'hL-,- - .--fft ?357'f5:7. -:sv - -1 -1- K' 1-.w 'XX .. 5 l,'AI'l,, ' fl 6,1 ,Q 1 rw- V ' 5 + -ff , ix , 'A of , I 11.1. -fxlxxilv L 4- - Q-Qvgvff 5 ef? EF! o Ko 2-n .llf H I G5 THE FLAME ASSMGQ AIKEN A'5m,l,E Eoanbsofib moulp, we grmubwn uni wdn-r'x5e1?xs19c1.vc CJIMNYQ Sffef-FL E T2 66 na, 1 3' D.. , if :J 1 fl n 4' m 2' ' 2 ' S F THE FLAME b A.: 3 FOOTB LL e first genie our All Senior team p a 'ed was on the home fielf. . nr team was defeatul 0-6, by the heavy Duquesne team. u , 1. U 0 0 ' -1 LL nj Ulf? sl Q Th l 3 l O Q 3 Eff? -6 fi 4 ,bf I RQ fo I gif The next mime. September 28. was with our foe. Wasliington. Although the P 1, 11.23 boys l1eld them down to a close score the game ended 12-0 in favor of Wash- at il ington. 42 f . On October 5. Monongahela wo11 her first victory. defeating Homestead. Score 1 ' . . M. H. S.-7, Homestead-0. 45 'I o t 'S vii We received a surprise October 12, when we tied with Melieesport, 6-6, on our Q fc of own field, as many fans thought M. H. S. would come out the victor. 2 M. H. S. was again victorious October 20. defeating California 20-0, 111 this game our team was handicapped by the absence of Steffler. On October 27, our boys received a. hard blow when they were defeated by the Monessen boys on our own field, with a score of 14-0. Althongzh our boys played a fine game they were defeated November 3. by the well drilled Clairtonians. Score M. H. S.--0. Clairton-12. Midst rain and mud the boys fought a desperate battle with Charleroi, No- vember 12. The' score was tie, 0-O. ' On November 17, we recuperated and defeated Canonsburg on our home field. This was a very interesting game. Score, 12-O. A few days before Thanksgiving came our last and most exciting :Janie with Donora, on November 24. Twice the tide seemed against us but the boys rallied and the game ended with a tie, 12-12. Fifteen men received their well-deserved letters, all were Seniors. Mellinger Witherspoon Campi Steffler Connell Simms Robinson Aitken Mr-Stallsworth NVoods liliale Helfer l l'a1iee Sklar Stevens Manager . Y M ' Qfr f F i ' Q Q 0 -.S . K - 9 n of A Q if GT ' ' g .2 ! . I ' THE FLAME , ' 3 0 I E' U 0 l ,I J, 01,371 fer ! - f-,nj u :Qi Q , l ' J 'z Sag' ' 'rf J MTG 'l W' sub! R Qu leg! p 3 lqvg Q: SP! he N 1' ' 'SI' o tt CL: ol 0 Q James France Anthony Spalla, David Aitken Albert Restelli Rchard Sklar Carlo Furiga Donald Woods VVilliam Hoffman Phlip Campi Paul McStallswo1'th Joe Drotos Wm. Parker-Mgr. Chester H. WVinevCoach A l v W '1v f 9' 'T nf! gfxgi' I ' ik. 1 68 For B, vp 11' THE FLAME BOYS BASKETBALL Monongahela was the f1rst team to beat South Brownsvllle on then' band box for three years The scores for the two games were HS Our games wlth Waynesblng ln nlnch ne vsele defeated H618 the falth t avsay from home MH W13 MH W 9 Only two boys played evely qnalter these belng Don Woods and Bonny Altken Jlmmle France was lngh scorer wlth 114 D0ll'lfQ 40 fleld goals and 34 fouls The team was 111 two tournaments one at VVash1ngton and the other t Waynesburg They were wlnners up 111 the Wfxshxngton County Tournament by defeatlng Falrmont 20 17 mn the fn st round We WPIQ ehmlnated at Waynesburg by Braddock In the Challerol game at the Washlngton County Tournament Charlerol scored all her polnts by fouls The total number of games won was 11 the 11nmber of defeats also eleven The total number of DOIIHQ stoned by Monongahela was 440 DOIIIIS and by thelr opponents 429 uf I J3f ? Sv zafir- . B ' . U ff, r U g 'Ju 0 'fx ox? 'P' v :iq 'Q , G 5 .3 avg :GL '3 'SEG 4 -f 'I 'gf N' 'go 'ia f - H . . . ,, Qp ,, , , if 35 ' -ft M. H. s.-24 s. B.-13 1 ,- M. . .-28 s. B.-20 lt 'S 0 . 0. s.- S .- 1 . . S.-16 .-1. . , . a I 69 Y 1 2 ' , Q f THE FLAME 0,4 5 Lb Q Catherlne Lynch Dmothy Mesiner Dons ROMHSOH Frances Louttlt Margaret Hoffman Hetty Flye frances Ferrello Mxlllcent Hazzard Helen Anton Anne Rwhardson Sue Allen lwflbefh Tnhnqtnu Uoach Mary Tholnley Ahce Sutman F . . ?' ' .. A I L I . - , 1 I 4 4 9 F, r 'law on 'jg O e l I of J if ,if .- gq is I ' r X .E .5 .3 303 ' Pg -I ui K' W - uh R' 'fo ies' , 3 D :gig X Q :FSM f :ii n 1' r :E o r H F ' a u '.., ,, . , , -- J , 4 70 ig ' Q T THE FLAME AAA 5 GIRLS B KETBALL Our flrst game was wxth a strong team C'ha11e1o1' Although the uls fought blavely they were downed '55 9 Next came CH1lfOI'1llH We were a httle bettel that tune Th t1de vwts bQE',lllll ue to turn Belle Vernon lent vely bla but It puts out ft eood t 'un VVe vyexe defeated all V but the game proved ft thrllhner one to the last Very few unes moved to be fou ht fm as hard as thls one The guls worked lll good spuxt Aw' those Cl1llIl6lEtt8S ale some players Lven thou h they dld yy m we had a lot of good plays added to our cred1t Monessen and Cll2Ll161 0l came next Both dovt ned om team by Qllllllrtl QPOIPQ Those nls of ouls demonstlated then abxhty even thou h they didnt w1n Wlell 1f there lSll t Cahfouna agfun Ha you dxdn t haye such llyxng eolors over us at th1s game A game Wlth the Cunnerettes closed our dlffleult schedule one yyhwh lequ red the endurance and pep of the entue squad of falthful players Although the team d1d not Wlll aeeordmgf to scores th y won mueh through play mg basketball They are better physmtally and have nnnds that can gr tsp thlllgd muth faster than others Also most of these gnls Wlll be back next yefu and they haye galned ln expellence They gave us some flllf' games and are to be congratulated on the flne efforts It has been a hard season fox them but they have rtahfed some lme I9 sults from It Q A 2 .: I Ln J 0 1 Z Q 0 1,7 , Olin! okg-Qi 'G' P I 1 V' . ...- RQ ga -1, F 0 On 'er - 0 Sl 1, 1 a . , L .. - . ' , rib' ,. .. .U l .1 . . , . .1 . . ,. . l ,OE . t , ,, ,. 9, ,, 'ff K ,N 0 . I. ' ,' 'A ,' . 1 ,Q Pl, . ' ' , K' -0 , ', ,I .. ga ' , ' .','. - '.'. ' ' ' f I'- . . 1 ' ' , ' . ' 5: ' ' . . W ,sf Y ' ff f f -'V 7 f 1 m Yf' 'L1f 1,f. so QQ , ' , f ' , 'l ,f 2 . ' ' '. ,. ., .1.L,L,. , ., V :..y, X ', 1 ' , ' ', lt, , , ' ', V f ,, , U U -. , , ,, f 4 .. - ' K . 1 v'1 ' K. f 1 -.2 ' A-5 - N W. A -'- ' ff cl- 1 w ' ' ' . '., . 'Q' ,S , , '. L',. ,1 ' l ' ' 1 - v 5 'r 9' .- 1 V 'S , f V Q o -tl. ' 4 - .Z - - - ,, , Q . I -i.T--...--....-- 3 71 7' ' 5 2 I M 7 THE FLAME A. .1 5 INDEX T0 ADVERTISERS Page Page :pu IJ' AIBXZIUCIBI' Kc COITIDRHY, Bank ................ 89 Isaac 85 Spence, Granite .....,...,.............. 110 ol' ,Z are E' Allen's Grocery ...,,,....,....,,.,..,,,,,,, ,,,,, 7 7 Jones, S. S., Auto Dealer ..,..,,..........,.,.... 76 Pig! L9 Allen Sc Barclay, Shoes ,..,,,,.. ,,,,, 9 7 Keeney's, Flowers .................................... 91 Alten, YV. F., Insurance ......... ,.,,,,.. 1 09 Keeney's Nurseries .................................. 102 U 'sl N Barbero's Fruit Market ....,., t.,.. 8 7 Keenie's Garage ..................,..................... 101 Barone Fruit Market ....,,.,.,,,,,, ,.,,, 9 0 Kohn Bros., Shoes ........ 96 Bebout Sz Yohe, Furniture ,..,,,,. ,,,.i 9 4 Landefeld's, Clothing ......... ...106 Books Shoe Store .,..,,,,..,,,,,,.,,,,,,, ,,,,, 7 5 Marietta Chevrolet Co ......, ...102 as Borland's Department Store .,,.,,. ,,,,, 9 3 Marraccini's Bakery ..,........ 74 ,Q In 3,57 Boston Restaurant .........,......,. .,..,, 8 7 Mayne's, Auto Dealer ............ 96 jg Brown, Tony, Shoe Rep .........,,..,.,.,.,..,,. 86 Monongahela Auto Sales ..,.... 79 V Q0 ie! Brown Ka Ferrier, Jewelers ,......,,,,..,,,.,,, 86 Monongahela City Trust Co. ....... ...105 P , hw, Byers' Drug Store ........,.....,,,,,.,,A,.,,,,,,,,A,, 95 Monongahela Clay Mfg. Co. .................. 99 Q5 Calvert's Ice Cream ,.,...,,,,,,,,,.,,,.,,,,.,,,,,A,,, 92 Monongahela Coal 85 Supply Co. 75 0' -17: Campi, E.. Grocery .,.........,,..,,,,,.,.,,,,,,,,.,,., 86 Monongahela Shoe Shine Parlor .......... 78 , 1' Canton Eng. Company .,.,,.,...,,,,,.,,,,.,,,4,., 81 Myers 85 Myers, Hardware .................... 92 A , ' Central Vulcanizing Co .....,,,,,,,.,.,.,,,,,,,,,, 110 McGregor's, Clothing ............. ....... 8 7 '-3 Christina, Tony, M-eats .....,.,,,.....,,,,.,.,,,,,, 79 McKinley Hardware Co ....... ....... 1 04 ,, Q5 0 Civics Club ,.......,.,,,.,,...,,,..,.,,,..,.,,,,,,,,i,,.,., 101 Nagy, s. J., Grocery .,............ ....... 9 4 0 Commercial Review ,..,.........,..,.,,..i,,,..,,,, 98 Nelson, F., Photographer ......i ....... 9 5 Q Community Store ,............i....,,,....,.....,..,, 103 Nessler, Chas., Pianos ........ ......, 8 S Coney Island Lunch ...............,..,............. 76 Oehrl, J. B., Victrolas ....... ....... 1 00 Corrin 85 Penrod, Grocery ,,.,....A,,..,,,,..,,. 84 People's Fruit Market ...,.... ....,.. 9 4 Coshocton Iron Co ................,,.,....,..,.,,,,.,,, 77 Pizzica's Bakery ...,,......................... ....... 1 02 Crall's Greenhouse ...................,......,.,,,.,, 96 Pizzutelli, Wholesale Grocery ....,...,,.... 92 Craven-Demeter Motor ......,....,..............,. 107 Robinson, S. B., Insurance ....... ....... 8 5 Cur,ry's Furniture Co. .,...................,........ 104 Rocco, Pete, Flowers ............. ....... 1 10 Daily Republican ...................,..,............,.. 82 Sanitary Dye Works ......... ....... 7 8 Dave's Clothes Shop ....................,........... 110 Science Club .....,......,....... ....... 1 07 Devore, H. C., Hdw ...,,...................,.......... 80 Scott Studio .........,,.,....... ....... 9 7 I Dewey, Carrie, Hats .................................. 103 Silko, Chas., Grocery ....... ....... 1 00 , Diamond Machine Co .....................,......... 98 Spalla Shoe Service ......... ...,... S 7 Dieges 85 Clust, Jewelers ........................ 88 Span 85 Hirsch, Drugs ...... ....... 7 9 Dierken's Drug Store .......................,...... 91 Spring Service Company .......... .... 7 6 Dinardo's Markets ..............,................,.,.. 93 Stephens Lumber Company' ........ ....... 1 04 DoWner's Insurance ............,....,......,......... 73 Sugar Bowl ................,................., ....... 7 3 Duncan, J. L., Chiropractor .................... 75 Theatres .,,,,...,,.,.l,,,,.,.,,,..........,.. ....... 1 03 First National Bank .,.............................. 108 Turri, Wm., Grocery ...,..,...l. ....... 7 4 Gee, E. S., Meats ........................................ 83 Tustin, Building 4Design ......... ....... 8 4 Ginsberg's, Furniture .............,.................. 74 Valley Cleaning Company ..,,,.... ....... 9 3 G01'dSfGiU'S, C10fhiI1g ----------------,---------4--- 83 Valley Hardware Company... ,. 78 Haddad, Sam, Clothing -------------'-'----------4- 80 Van Gorden, Gasoline .... . ......., ....... 1 00 Hale SW1? Center ---5------'-f-----A+-------- ---- 109 vecho, John, Plumbing ........ .,..... 1 06 gZyvE2Tq3ne51o131I:uiE?3g3 Wallace Electric Co ............. ....... 7 3 Hill .95 shipe, shores ............,..................... 85 WSIS Mlumery 1 ' ' 8 0 Home Bakery -,.----'---.. --vv-,,- vbl' .----..-------- . 9 0 White, W. B., Plumbvng ....... ...... . 83 Hoover Beauty Shoppe ........,................. 92 Williams, H' H Ins i ' 1 00 Inserra, I., Shoe Rep ............................... 91 Woodfane Tea Room ------- -----'- 7 4 Inserra, P., Tonsorial Parlor .................. 106 Yohe Bros. Lumber C0 ----4-- A------ 8 8 A A A ' - 'QTY' Lb Jig: f5'Sp .g . - - V! ' ' . 4-if ...-,-,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ' 72 635 0 I ,Q ' z THE FLAME AAAI. o .I E il El Z! 3.1 Xl El El E E il Zi Z! El Xl E FJ .il E 5 El zz 5 El E11 El Z1 Z1 lil il El il Xl il xx 2 El El El E El lil zz 5 lil Z1 .El 31 E E E TE IZ IE El lil E lil li E lil El E13 Lil li IE lil lil lil El E IZ! IE lil E lil lg E Ilil Bl E IZ E IZ E E E lil lil lil E lil E li IE E lTEllElZ1lZlEIiIil'ilZlZlZlZlZEli-Eli!!lilililililillilg THE SUGAR BOWI The Hom oi Su CPTQ Xlllillf' es PIYOHP treats lt s hud to ln 11 our tl0l1C1011S elfs Phone 9795 163 Ma,1n Street There was a young person named Ned Who dlllfbd before golng to bed On lobster and ham And salad and Jam And when he awoke he was dead A General Electrzc Refrzgerator for Every Home Thls new day SlI11D11f1Ed refugerator IS so helpful to modern home makmg You should have It now Avallable mn a varlety of models you may easlly select a slve that vull best Slllt your needs Begm now to enJoy the manlfold beueflts that Slmpllflefl Electrlc Refugelatlon brlngs to your home You really should see these refugerators and compare the perfect s1mpl1c1ty with all others before you declde to buy wALLAEE'REii5?1Ei5RiNE5 WEEMPANY S M DOWNER E. K. DOWNER, '15 REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE 308 Mann Street Y- 'vff Q' A Lu JJ l l A I S 1 I F , Jl , , A . , Y A ,,. fl n B Y Y . - , , ., li! nd U il ff' X u '34, - 0 'TZ ole 1 gg J , 1 61 'SEB' Q11 ' A U54 f- . lgj o ,sl llil E , 44 9 ' ' v 3 , 1 1 I I v xv 4,1 '1 A F a . Q9 tl 1 Q9 lu gl A - fe E f 'G' A -3 we am e, .5 E33 'I bb: lr!-I , nb, to ef- E1 1 I E f i 18.21 El Q, 1 . 31.2. 3,1 at-' 1' y A Y ' - - ,-H' 1. D 1:3 uj' . . 0 X Q' ' 2 o u , 73 S 2 ' THE FLAME 3 ' I 5 WOUDRANE 13:42 1 Wi' TEA ROOM and RESTAURANT QQ ' svlficwv firrzwlil-JN UIXNIGRS - :-11'Nlu,xYs in ., Lg as ' Third Street MONONGAHELA, PA. in Opposite Anton Theatre ' Q 3, Hearty Congratulations from 0 A Q 9 G I N S B E R G S to the Graduates of ,29 , William Turri T MARRACCINI S R MEATS AIED GROCERIES Bakery X ' -1- Bell Phone 713 X - TGIPDIIOHO 4109-1'-'3 Fourth and Sherman Streets A GALLATIN, P A, MON ON GAI-IELA, PA. NVQ Deliver - I - or , C 'v :Q f 'Y I -:lf A x T V I T-1 1 G ' 5 2 I ' THE FLAME 3 A. .L 5 ' ' LCE Chiropractor OW 9 misc: PALMER GRADUATE Landefeld Bldg. MONONGAHELA, PA. ,GL Q or 49 iz, P M?- QC Monongahela Coal 81 Supply Company Zn HA Going and Growing Concern A o if Two convenient yards - Foot of Seventh Street - Foot of Eighth Street i SAND, HHAVICIA, l'l'lMl'lN'l'. l.l'Hl3l'IlK, IEITILIJICHS' SVI'l'l,IlCS, MHA.WUIili,l3l'lIrlJ!NC1l1I,f'M'K,'l'lI,l'II'll'lfI,l'AlN'l'S, l3l'Il,lDICIlS IIAIKIJWAHIC. SIIINHIAICH Everything To Build A House From The Cellar U p l'1STIMA'l'l'IS l'III'fl'llIFI'I.l,Y l1'l'lfNlSIII'ID Monongahela Coal Sc Supply Company To the Graduating Class of 1929 we wish you success in your future endeavors. i i IEIFII I F5'lllE5iHl'1 F5353 Frank V. Kosmacki, Mgr. 249 w. MAIN STREET l iv tv? G Jgftfap eiisfgi . V' ' 'Af A 1 i .V I 75 f ' THE FLAME ' A , . . . J V X I L U V V V Q A V I law o 'Q Q1 li 2 5 Q8V f QQ 0- U -x is 2 3x BUILDERS OF CHAMPIONS Q? is now showing , 'f 'J' .S fi Sag' A NEW AND EETTER ........,....................,......,, COMMANDER STX Sf' 13325 Q' 'To AN ENTIRELY NEVV ....,... ....,.,.....,,,.,,.... f TOMMANDER EIGHT r u 'S-3 AN IMPROVED ...,.. I .........,,...,...E.,.....,E...........,.. PRESIDENT EIGHT 'K if I THE COMPLETE LINE AT Ol'R snow ROOM Ii: Samuel S. Jones asf G 0' . Phone 307 ' Ninth and Donner Avenue MONESSEN Samson had the right idea about ad- vertising. He took two columns and brought down the house. Class Photographer to sweet girl grad- 0 uate: Look pleasant, please. Click. Oren Day and Nlght ' IFS 2111 OVGI' HOW- YOU may PGSUIUG A meeting place for your friends I your natural expression. 405 Main Street A If You!3reak a. Spring, We Can Replace or Repair it. Corner 10th and Chess Streets MONONGAHELA, PA. , L , - Y E 0 Gcfggxilv A ,f 0 I , ' ' I M A s - I 76 CO. O I Ki . A Q Z' -.Dv I ' 'v I : gi 1 THE FLAME 3 -..L A ADVERTISERS IN THIS ANNUAL ARE PROGRESSIVE AND RELIABLE THEY HAVE MADE THIS BOOK POSSIBLE PATRONIZE THEM! f , , , , Lf, , ,YQAIW Compliments to THE GRADUATES OF 1929 COSHOCTUN IRON A Compliments to - THE GRADUATES OF 1929 L A ALLEN FAMOUS FOR FINE FOODS 246 Main Street Qf3f 23 'b 'f4- Q 'TT U K, U 0 :W . , .ii ,Q pq fd ES p 'S Q x 'I ,EBV 1 'S 0 OE e 5 99 D 0 'Q' I 1111i VA -l r THE FLAME L..l cz VALLEY HARDWARE COMPANY Phone Z4 11 NI1111 11111 51901111 bhuis HSSPVIC6 ls Our' Mot 0' ML1ke, youl old l1 LL look l1kL new bpugul AftGlltlO11 flVLI1 to ladme Hath He told the shy 111a1d of 1115 love ll1o coloz lull l1e1 Lhgeks But 011 the 81101111161 ot l11S goat It showed 101 bevual weeks Hats Cleaned c Shoe Shlne c Monongahela Shoe Shme Parlor 115 M4111 bu get Monongalhela, 7 We alll 101 and d8llVE1 Phone 270 SANITARY Dye Works Cleanlng Dyelng Pressing and Repalflng Furs Remodeled Tl111d St Monongahela Ill LL 9111510 g.,llll 11 sum T 1 you C111 count 1111 1111111 HAWTHORNE S Drug Store iv-7 J Q ? oeffwlof- I g il? Lb In C ' E ! I I . E A U F, 1 3' l O'-ai, I at W 1529 6194 0,1 nqfsol iz' It 'f.1.1l1 W 1 K X . Q6 ' J -1 .5 Ui 'I .1 Ra S9 p 'S Inu: V Q' ffl ' t 1 - - . e'. 1, l 1' -' ' , rf' iz' ' rv 1 . , ' . . A ' 0 1 - 1 1 - 1- -' ' ' -1 Q o C ' ...............,,..........,.........,.,..,,...... 10 O ' ' 'J ' 104 '- . Pa. , Pa. ' 1 ll'1111y 11 1 1 1 ' ho F1111 f 'at 11111 l, .' 1- s lo llll' 'l'l1z1L yo11'1'o 111 11110 for il, oduy, A11 l ' '1. ' 1 , ' 1, I sexy. ' 7 A v Q 78 n S' ' 5 I5 is Q ' THE FLAME Q A..L 'Ei SAVE WITH SAFETY AT ,J U Sys WPI? SAFE'ry my Eiav mfg f 1-11.5 631 imimiqs A UAIXIIGIIIAS A- l+'Ol1N'l'AlNI'I'INS I Q l'IfiRl4'l'M ICS -1'0Nl'A1 I'S VANITIICS . ,wi '01 .Q '3 267. . . . .5 E23 1 jg. S'I'A'l'IUNI'1RX - lil'1A'l'lll'1I2 1100175 go 5, 'z I I IM' r 5 'H D 5:51 'i'l'N1lllI'Jl?IxIHU l1'l'I1flKl'IAM SUDA APOLLO, AH'I'S'I'Yl.IG FANDY .. WE GIVE 24 HOUR SERVICE ON KODAK FILMS 'S S P A N 81 H I R S C H 0 S' 6 I 173 W. Main Street I Phone 709 The original radio bug: was Paul Re- vere. He broadcasted on one plug. CHRISTINA 101 169 Main Street ' H H Fluiikerz But I IIOIIY1 think I dc- QUALITY serve an absolute zero. ' We Dliliver Quality lvieatxs Mr. Hagar UNO. sir, neither do I, but , that is the lowest mark I can give. V Phone 571 , IIICAKIC Sl'IIiVI1'l'1 PAIITS FUR ICVIGIIY NIGICIJ AZ'l'l'1l' WUVICN LININH AZ'I'I'11'MUl.IDl'IlJ IIINENH ANl'1HIl'AN ISIIAKIC 1 1il'XI'l'I'II3IiAKl41 I.b!il'Mf4 . 1015 Chess Street Phone 703 A Member of National Automotive Parts Association Y g ' T' 'Life ' i' J o msm lx g I ' :Z Q ' I T ' 79 -. I 9 T THE FLAME Al . - .1 3 SAM G. HADDAD Ladies Q Gen ts', and Ul1ildl'C11,S Furnisllings COMPLETE LINE OF . n U 'V If U 0 o 'va ,r L, nj SHOES AND HOSIERY is 155 NV. Main Street val .Q 'QQ E2 r ' it Effecto Auto Enamel -K is not a paint, Wax 01' polish. lt the 01'iginn,l auto 5.30 I 1 l 1 - I Q 6, enamel. It is self-1eve1i11g-does not leave streaks, l 'I X1 U laps, or lmrusll marks. Anybody can put it on. SOLD BY HARDWARE ' Phone 100 MONONGAHELA, PA. ' , A W EYEL S MILLINERY A Above A11 - The Right Hat - Phone 731-J ' Second Street A Second Street MONONGAHELA - Lb Jgfsfspl -of Kb 4- A . I i111om- 80 - I a .5 1.2 4 oo. ol Ubi mls! S Y- E . S ? THE FLAME L4 5 Aix 'T ' 'TECHNE ST:-M. Nfwqhgwwmmwt W df S15 :Q-1 A'- f i en one shaft the? i ' O xlu'1'1'ml wlfv may ' of lurk. Bu! wrlmm om' r and sifrfrxsflzl Auruml by Cau- Inu is fnllazrnl inzrrmliulfly by au0llfvr- and nnntlmr nulil lln-y n'1v1'rsc11l u rou- lirmonx rrronf of arlJi1'z'vn1rNl, ffm: it must 1m'nn good 111nrks1ua1l5fxi11. Dvluilx of ilu' Sllrrmxflll Crnllon plan will glmlly lu' giwrl rviflmnf olrlilqnlimx lo any Annual mlifor, or rnauagn, ulra is irllrrvslcrl. Arco-woo I I-IE CAN Q1- isa-1 - GQAV ING E' iffy: 1f ': P' COMPA I tl' 55-j aj, he-. 'Z-,..-5- ' A 'F-'Fifi 'I H10 il.: -LEE ' - In , , , - w? L'7 ' H , J :lf 3o b '. , u A A Q A - - 81 L42 'i 3 ' Sf ' ' THE FLAME 'Z u f Y. V 0 o 'fa gig' 5355 N Or 1 . . 'el lf. L1 11' 'u 4 -if I 3 6 The Dally Republlc-an 3 Your Home Paper P bl i THE FLAME 434 Aff 353 'fp rr u MGS'-' u isherso w - if iff 4 'fda 0' A , 1, L 1 W .V 82 'li 4, 5 A51 P2 3 r . 1 5, 5 , ' THE FLAME Q A. .L - 3 1' 1123 in GIS? Vvxisl aug 'GL I if X!-: E'-Z KUPPENHEIMER HART, SCHAFFNER 82 MARX J 'FJ . , ' TRIPLETEST CLOTHES Pu ,Ey- There was a young maiden named Flo, l' .3 NVh0m a fellow t00k out to a show, 0 N. He thought she was fast, BQ Now his flags at half mast, For sitting behind was her beau! PLUMBING - - - HOT WATER STEAM and VAPOR HEATING Phone 82 424 W. Main Street HOME OF GOOD MEATS Phone 539 Chess Street, Below Fourth A, - i-Qifff A A Q? 0 Rn A 'F' . A , Q17 5f Sp ,Z A D I 83 l Y ' g ,E 1 I S ' THE FLAME S A 4 ci me . ffl GOOD BUILDING ONLY IS CHEAP BUILDING Q ALL GOOD BUILDING BEGINS ON PAPER 'G .5 B Po Mo T U S T I N P . 'E Building and Design A 'gh Phone: Monongahela 511-R 1, , gl 6 I Schott and Willing did engage In duel fierce and hot Schott shot Willing willingly, And Willing he shot Schott. The shot Schott shot made Willing quite A spectacle to seeig While Willing's willing shot went right Through Schott's anatomy. THE HOME OF GOOD THINGS T0 EAT We Deliver PHONES: 5-598 238 MAIN STREET AJ , - W' 'zfff JZ7'kSv .-1.0 was W T 4 'tie A.. . Y 84 rr T' ' 5 ' .2 I B ' THE FLAME 5 - . 5 I I, 'Q HILL 8 HIPE f E1 410. FT? vxfsq The school paper is a great invention. Z : The school gets all the fame, The printer gets all the money, And the STAFF gets all the blame. ' -5. ,F . h V3 ,,2v J-'Sli x ' History Prof. Mr. Porter, tell me -fxf F 17' what you know about the age of Eliza- afnetouffbryaur Q5 beth- U p n :ENNA JETTICK SHOES 'Qt Porter Csleepilyjz She'1l be sixteen f men ,1' next week. or wo 1. 'S .. 35 Cor. Second and Main Sts. ei Monon ahela Par 8 9 Second Street The Class of 1929 of Monongahela High School- We extend our congratulations, and wish you all success in your ' future work. 4 To The Parents of All The School Children Q? Monongahelal We extend the SERVICE required and always found in a reliable Real Estate and Insurance Agency. 4 242 W. Main Street Phone 315 THE DIFFERENCE h There are Insurance Men and t'Policy Sellers. The latter are chiefly inter- ested in getting YOUR MONEYg but it' you want. to do business with a concern that is just as interested in seeing that YOU get your , money in ease of a loss-SEE US. E E Eye- 'eff' L. f J S' F lg 85 Y U F I 5 I R T THE FLAME 441 5 , nj. 'Z ' 11v1PoRTED AND DOMESTIC GROCERIES 5552 .1 ffl OLIVE OIL A SPECIALTY Q Telephone 159-J 230 West Main Street .5 In p Z Q GRADUATION -R. In no' better Way can you make them ever remember this event I: .. I F- THAN BY GIVING A GIFT OF JEWELRY I ' l Such as a wrist or strap Watch, pocket watch, diamond ring, set ring, pin, links, mesh bag, beads, scarf pin, or numerous other gifts of jewelry A GOOD GIFT WILL LAST FOR YEARS The better the gift-the longer the graduate will remember FOR A GIFT OF THIS CHARACTER-CONSULT Square Deal Jewelers N No wonder a hen gets discouraged. Quality is First She can never find things Where she lays them. WORK GUARANTEED We give the Best Dumb-the guy who thinks marsh- THE BEST LEATHER IS USED m-allows g1'0W in H SWEIIHD- 157 Main Street D ' ' - W :1 'f Lo Q23-jar'-3'S9 .fbii6f'i0 'gf' I . ' V lkf A Q I 86 u ' g l I S ' THE FLAME 3 Ag: 5 , QUALITY CLEANLINESS SERVICE Ai BOSTON RESTAURANT gg Open Day and Night A LUNcHEts - - - MEALS Q Q9 Corner Main and Second Streets Phone 9675 K 005 MONONGAHELA PA. ,GA lg .3 53 I-is ,, . 'J-A S-EJ Sf, , . 0. x. K 42 Q, s 1. F' SPALLA AA 1 A ., OE G MCGREGCRS Shoe Service A THE H1gh Claw Shoe Repalrmg YOUNG ALL woRK PROMPTLY DONE MAN S Work done by STORE Goodyear Welt Shoe Repalr System 407 Mann St Phone 166J BARBERO S FRUIT MARKFT ALL KINDS OF FRUITS AND VEGETABLES IN SEASON 314 Mam Street Vfw m- A A y . l'I0l4'O O O f1 5'. l0'.ll. l9'l' I , V .J A ' A Ae A 5 - 'V' 'sv' 1 , -1 '52, of,-gS.14, ' E ee . rv' Q Y ' - .l 87 a n Or- -ar Q 'r I , iq 1 5 ' 5 I S f THE FLAME 3 Al 5 World War and other miniature Decorations Patent Flexible Military Service Ribbon Bars U F, U 0 ,Lie DIEGES 81 CLUST 5353 vkffi is 703 OLIVER BUILDING PITTSBURGH ,:lIlQK5K. Q9 ee .S V. 'o- . .3 395 ' .J Hg Manufacturzng Speczalty R' 30 IIE' F ' Jewelers 'gt I if Q' , 1' . Class, Fratleruity, Club and Society Pins, Rings, and Keys, QF' Medals, Prize and Loving Cups, Plaques and Trophies, etc. ' .9- Q Lodge Jewels, Charms, Emblems, Buttons, etc. ' v i Made to order and carried in stock. Q WE INVITE' CORRESPONDENCE PERTAINING TO SPECIAL ORDER WORK L U M B E R Chas. A. Nessler I--1 H' II- Id t ' lg gm e For Every Purpose Upright, Grand, and Player I I PICJUQS Yohe Bros. I RADIOS d SUPPT IES E I Lumber Co Phone 89, Cor. Third and Main Streets . Fourth Street Monongahela MONONGAHELA, PA. i , , - ax sig-75f'5,P .-:eisgfo 'gf' I A . ,Y I V 6 A t 1 I 88 'A 4 in ' r y w 1 w A A 4 1 . c . . . . . I K v rw w w so 4144 'A rw w w V 44 A v 1 H vm I F 1 W rw 1 'A D 1 4 I J w 1 1 4 U, ,' I , PA. o Q Q I 1 g -- ef S f THE FLAME 5 ' .HJ 5 ACHIEVEIVIE T Tlll' GRFATEST HUMAN AOHIICVEMENT IS FO Bl USFBUI Chlrles A. Lindberg popularized himself by El Wonderful feat, his greateet achievement came after this notable performance. He has made himself useful to the Nlll0li-' world. Il HAS BFI N THI PRACTICE OF THIS INSTI- Tll 1 ION 'IO I MPI OX EVERY MEANS FOR THE ACCOMPI ISHMENI OF A PURPOSE, AND TO KFFP IN BOROF IIS USEFUI METHODS FOR THB ADVANOEMI4 NT OF ALL. Fetdbleshed 1850 Alexander 81 Company BANKERS MONONGAHELA U .o YI U 0 'QQ Gif? e2'Z-79oSv '5 f4- .IAQ A 89 l i .oh 2 6 eg iz, p 'S M IK Q, 31 0 Q BARONE'S 'Q' i . , 1 Q f THE FLAME A .1 5 161 Main Street Phone 194-J u , L U 0 ia :Li f W 4 Iii FRUIT MARKET UA . Quality Always - Fresh Daily ALWAYS IN SEASON 'H LQ xl. tg - F E, There was a man from the West, Q: Who proposed to the girl he loved best. F. But so closely he pressed her . '5' To make her say, yes sir, 4 .i That he broke two cigars in his vest. fj .- 6 cn -I l FLOURA - FEED - HAY - GRAIN - ETC. Store-222 BELL PHONES Residences-87-J and 28-J First and Railroad Streets CHAS. W. BONDASCHA BREAD, PIES, AND CAKES BELL PHONE 740 410 W. MAIN STREET i-F G- iv if-'2 ' ' rv f L e Y I 90 I! KEENEY S up 'Q' THE FLAME 441 THE HOME OF FLORAL ART L ed We have at all tlmes the flH6St selectlon of cut flowers and potted plants that you w1ll I fxnd any place 1n the Monongahela Valley You w1ll fmd occasxon every day to send Mother Daughter Wlfe Sweetheart or Slster flowers but be sure they come from KLILNEYS For Quality Flowers and Floral Designs of Dlstmctlon Phone 699 M 699J 523W A I SHOE REBUILDER Yes, She Vlould you llke to see where I was vacclnate-d She Rlght over there 1n that doc 164 W Maln St tors Omce MONONGAHELA Il! 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 252 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' E 'I' Il! I Ill 'I' -1-+31 'I I I' 'I I I I I I' 'I I I I I I' 'I I' DIERKEN S Drug Store PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST 'I I I I' 'I I' 'I' 'I' E 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' E 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' E 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' i'I I I' Phone 435 204 Mann Street EVM L. I E Q U Y . 9 H - 77, xl. :'u 'Ju ou 'Z D32 Ia ,, Elm - - - - ' CIS? 'I' I . IMIQI L l . , -Q' - . . . . f.. , .3 35 ' ' v- ' I ' u 1.9.3 I' EL 1455 ew- f 1 I!v Q ,M 42 ff- - 1' 0 . . ff 1 - ' 1 . ,, 15 ' 1 3. Q3 ' He: . ' N I K, . . . 0 . f ,. V 4: ' Q , PA. 1 ' 1' 'I' ' 9 0 ', Ao i- : ff I AQ 91 I i 1 F ' 5 A ' S f THE FLAME Q M. Hoover Beauty Shoppe Q3 ,Q LLQQQ Phone 593-R for Appointments ,.,, Commercial Apartments l Io- ., .J E? MYERS Sr MYERS K' if PLUMBING : HEATING : HARDWARE It Q. COMPLETE LINE or sPoR'r1NG Goons 32 or TENNIS RACKETS AND ACCESSORIES A SPECIALTY . MAIN STREET MONONGAHELA, PA. C. Pizzutelli A Wholesale Groceries ' Ice Cream Distributor of ' Always Supreme PABST BLUE RIBBON BREW , Phone 480 The Brew That Brings Back Memories I Phone 41 101 Third street ' i Q Y' iff - A J ' 1 131-SFAS A I 1 3 4 A G 92 . I W ' 2 X S ' THE FLAME 5 , , 3 THE ALWAYS BUSY STOREH Q .M NEVER VVAS A STORE BETTER PREPARED TO SERVE YOU E. 0 ', 7 I-1 rr., 429 The cleverest Hat Styles - The Best Hosiery Values - The finest Silk i Undergarments -- The Newest Neckwear and Scarfs A The Latest in Jewelry Novelties and Bags A 'zll Q? And without a doubt the Largest and Most Pleasing showing of Silks and New Wash og Materials - Most Reasonably Priced lr 4 'P Q4 Edgy. Our Vast Assortments and True Values make Shopping Here Worth While 'fe ie f - 'eff 9 'Z 5-el BORLAND S S . Q . QE.. gl o I For Dry Cleaning That Satisf ies CALL 909 or 155-W The Valley Cleaning Co. A Monongahela Institution DINARDO' S MARKETS Food Products of Quality 901 MAIN STREET 501 SIXTH STREET Phone 510 Phone 502 WE DELIVER 1 1- - , -M5of.. A e . ,., -iw A , 1 . ' lkf L s I 93 up THE FLAME 4.4 A beautlful g1ft for her graduatlon a chest steeped 1n th e romance of the past The Dowllng Chest L' The de gn of thls chest revc1ts to dl o d dowly chest sald to have been used 1n the 59211 1620 ACCOld111g to the stoly one of the coult attaches a 511' Henry DOW1ll1,, had one daught r whom he loved very dearly Thls daughtel Amella had be n sent to a convent on the contlnent When she was ready to Court of Klng Jamcs I ln about the home commg wlth a glft So he called 1n the 3,1t1SH,11S and he oldered them to make a chest Wh1Ch should surpass all others 1n bcauty He selected the Wood watched the k wo1 step by step and fxnally Wh n the che t was completed nobody 1n all the Court had ever seen one loveller THE PRICE OF THIS CHEST IS S3500 BEBOUT 8: YOHE COMPANY THE PEOPLE S J NAGY CONFEGTIONERY FRUIT MARKET GROCERY ' ome Made Cones a Specialty Fnuts and Vegetables Phone 53 1VI 1013 Chess St. All the tune J ' W' tv' l 8 . L' . . . 0 X, U 0 S29 . UW U U' :sq I . . 1, , fi A . T -QL ., 353, return to England, Sir Henry, in true fatherly fashion, desired to commemorate he-r .10 4 . . 1 . . ' . t 1 .9 . 1 ' 1 . , r 3 Q ' ' ' ' S ' ' , ' e s , ' ' Sf! - A he 45. ' 1' , L , ,, Q 1 E3 .. , 0 l , 0 O ' . ,D K H P U , f... 94 ,I Ji. 1' ? 5 THE FLAME 3 4, 1. U 0 J u',-, ., VN.Q R. E. SCR. W. BYERS i DRUG STORE .0 as fe. ' f 2? ' U ,EV Of all the sad su DFISES 1 N There noth'ng to compare, Q Q4- With tread' g ' the darknes On a st p that s 't the e LEASING ORTRAITS FOR ARTICULAR l EOPLE I Tell the Story Enlarging Copying Framing F R A N K N E L S 0 N 502 GRANT STREET, MONONGAHELA, PA, W -r o .-N? ' 256 T 0 - . My ff- E 1 ef if? E E 'l K i 5 ,- f THE FLAME ic A5 42 When it's FLOWERS you Want W' 0 0 for all occasions GW! Our Greenhouses assure you of fresh cut flowers and blooming plants always QA:-Q Esnsusn-ef,p X 'K L Q ff sgwfxf V 'N i-Q .v Q 9 , , Lg cFlnwer , eger'ahlg 4i .5 3 g,u x -Qix'f'G?,n-ga s ps' Rf Wd X Ln Wqeq. ' V RQ gb . , P . 'Z Phone 4 -- 74 251-253 Main Street , U gy Y 1 Mary had a bathing suit, 5- 7 'Twas pretty without doubt, 0 Q2 For when she climbed inside the thing 9 The most of her stayed out. . SHOES AND HOSIERY MAIN STREET M A Y N E ' S T 219 Chess Street WHIPPET WILLYS-KNIGHT America's New-Type Light Car Great Six For Those Who Want The Finest v S M 'eff' L, Q2137?esP ..-.,-T em 4- . , W ' llf 33- - I X 96 ! in ,Y 2, E. : - ! ' 5 ' THE FLAME 3 ANAL 3 P o r t r a i t s Gisli ,vhfgol - Of - QUALITY AND CHARACTER 5 ASK THE SENIORS! P rj THE SCOTT STUDIO 55,- gi 219 W. Main Street Monongahela There was a girl named O'Neil Who took a ride on a. ferris wheel When she got half way around She looked to the ground And it cost her an eighty cent meal. XVHEN YOU THINK OF FOOTWEARfTHINK OF Headquarters for PHOENIX HOSE, NUNN 86 BUSH, J . P. SMTTH AND SIMPLEX SHOES .. 7' ET' A J W- A 97 .x, .1 I I' ' 3 .5 I I f THE FLAME 3 4,42 3 o- U -s 521 D I A M O N D Sb M A C H 1 N E .3 -ER I I2 'I e'f R' pig CGMPANY ' 27:2 MINE AND MILL MACHINERY 1 ' sarah street MONONGAHELA, PA. if an l l THE I C O M M E R C I A L R E V I E W of 1929 helped to make this Annual possible by contributing this space I M I 1- Le e o -.:.l 0 eta Q- . en I eff eve? I . 98 M i 2, . ai ae'r s?4' 63041 Of 1 1 iff 995' M514 l THE FLAME 2 Brick glways Costs es R --'null' ' 2 lf, 1 . Q 591 ' 1 . 'f 'V Qolid Brickwork is the lowes cost strongest Solid Wall K fa' u1t?' 'fri I '11 'S Nagin' Sflgllfk was 764 5011, The Ideal Rolok Bak Hollow Wall aff' ,gain sit! 'C Vi ya? ' .sg 1- The 8 inch Ideal Brick Hollow Wall O aayiif scam! aaa' seat' .Av The Economy Brick Wall I N first cost and upkeep, brick costs less than the same type of wall built with less enduring materials. Brick itself is the lowest cost manu- factured material. A variety of brick walls gives you arange in cost to suit every purse and purpose Your first cost can be the same as for the cheapest construc tion You will always enjoy the lack of painting and repair that distinguishes walls of burned clay from all others The Finest Solid Wall! You can build an ordinary six room house of solid brlckwork for only four or five hundred dollars more than for frame This small added cost is repaid many times in higher resale value Compared to other solid walls those of brick cost less last longer look better and give more satisfaction The Finest Hollow Weil: At a cost actually less than for other types of hollow walls you can have brick And your brick hollow wall is highest in strength most resistant to fire and requires no painting Brick in thick as desired They have the same distanctive appearance as all genuine brickwork Illus :rated in 24 page folder free on request. The Economy Brick Wall At a cost far less than other types of masonry and ofter less than frame you can builc your home with Economy Brick Wall For bungalows small homes industrial housing and other light construction this wall gives you at no extr' cost the lasting economy o: real brickwork Helps for Home Builders You may find exactly the bricl home you want among the 12C shown in our two plan books- Your Next Home and The HomeYou CanAfford . Brick How to Build and Estimate tion describes all types of bricl walls withcost tables Skintlec Brickwork shows latest effectl in rough texture walls Sent 60c for all four books Monongahela Clay Manufacturlng Co- Alexander Bank Building MONONGAHELA will stllesal -Qeauy ' B ' Kas nnan nb N P 'rifin 0 Rm E H9 Dep cn-it on BRIC HOME 'T ' A ef ' 'S ff.. N Q s s' 4 l . . . l 5 5 . . , f 3 443 . ' .f 4f S Q. ff - . ' P U ' ' ' fl if ,, tl ll 'Q' H gf '. X . . b . ,,,: ag' f ' hollow walls are built 8 or 12 hand-book on brick construe ,F ' . . 1 . J ,I . 1 I s? 0 y , PA. s ' ,W s , f 5 4 ' VLH: e 0 . 1? minus-A f FL 6 this . 3 Y Q : -.S I ,Q 99 - f i ' .E ' Q ' THE FLAME 5 I n s u r a n c e , 0 L, nu I Somewhere every minute--day and night-flames are causing losses to property which :Ei should have adequate Stock Fire Insurance protection W3 It is too late to secure adequate protection after a fire has occurred. 'Riel i NOW is the time! Q 355 'GL 4, i -4. i A ff! r :S 'Ili Q 2:3 I v on CHARLES SILKO ,A ' ' I Q GROCERIES AND ooNFEcT1oNERY gl 0 I Phone 446-R 505 Chess Street JOHN B. OE HRL LATEST VICTOR AND COLUMBIA RECORDS KOLSTER RADIOS UNDERWOOD TYPEWVRITERS SINGER SEWING MACHINES McCALL PATTERNS 203 West Main Street Phone 135-W SERVICE SATISFACTION GASOLIINE AND OILS AUTO ACCESSORIES E. E. VAN GORDEN VULCANIZING OUR SPECIALTY TIRES AND TUBES Chess Street, Opposite Memorial Hospital NEW EAGLE, PA. Phone-Monongahela 454 T - 'W' 17 A Q2Z3'??Sv .-+430 16034 I ' lkf A 1 - I 100 ' Y S if I, S f THE FLAME ig Phone 490 A- K- TURR-I U KEENIE'S GARAGE ,gg 'O- MF A ei- NASH MOTOR CARS U4-'Q PARTS - GAS - OILS - ACCESSORIES STORAGE ON AI L CARS WRECVKS MADE LIKE NEW J WUILARD BATTERIES , GOODYEAR TIRES Q Q H J J 4 1 4 Q 9 A BRAKE DooToRs a OE' ig' WRECKING SERVICE WE NEVER SLEEP S O fl When in trouble-Call us and we will call for you -5 MONONGAHELA, PA. ' 527 D1d the doctor remove your append1x Feels to me hke he removed my whole table of contents OWOIOWONOWO1 000001 THE CIVICS CLUB lf -04 O O O'lO l l O0O0O0O0 WO 'O' M0000 WO-'OvCWO0O'1 ngfqfqv 500004 X4 '33 F J' of 1929 helped to make thls Annual posslble by contubutmg thls space . 'K EI' . 5 Q ! f 3 Hilti - , X SL 9.' if ,SF ol u - - y, ox U - t . ,, Q . T Jgf12e,, ..,-I em f- I , A 1 f' A . R . I 101 T U 3 , ' 5 I S f THE FLAME 1.42 5 , O Keeney s Blue Spruce Nurseries - Growers' of - 0 ORNAMENTAL TREES AND SHRUBBERY - PERENNIALS OF ALL KINDS T., . ok, 'Q 100 VARIETIES DAHLIAS - 100 KINDS OF GLADIOLUS BLUE RIBBON QUALITY SEEDS AND BULBS U-.Aoi Our Landscape Service will add dollars touthe value of your home for every penny in- A 3 vested. Plans submitted. We are capable of Landscaping your lawn, estate, club or ' municipal grounds. WE NEVER SLEEP - SEE US FIRST 2 Miles out Monongahela-Washington Pike G, M Phone 523-w xi Eg No go p 0 Teacher: Have you been smoking in here ? Q5 Student: 'Er - - - no, teacher. - D., Well, then, what makes the room look so hazy? 1- Why - - -er - - - I opened a window and a cloud blew in. I A 1 if J 32 6. P I Z Z I C A ' S ' HOME BAKED CAKES AND PASTRIES Makes you glad you're hungry. Phone 259-R MON ON GAHELA, PA. r l T A ' M A R I E T T A I C H E V R 0 L E T I 1 l I I I 124 E. Main Street MONONGAHELA, PA. Nl 1 l 1 1 l I , Y . . - i, -Sv,-'g ix PD se' 35 4' . I l Q V I l 102 THE AN4 An all s11k full fashmned HOSE The COMMUNITY Store t D g MONONGAH ELA D Carrle A Dewey The Correct Hat for every season 412 w M 893 J FLAME 5 4 J BENTLEY 2111 ANTON THEATRES MONONGAHELA PA WHERE HIGH CLASS PHOTOPLAYS ARE ALWAYS SHOWN C 'ef-'f' . ' U 81.19 Q 9 'J-, 0 To mfg 6-L? . if . 4-'nj Angst? l it fa 305 Next 0 Byers' ru St 1,225 A' QD GZ' 2 PA. f 'S ill!! d ' Q 381 CO en E eningsj b','x. ' ff' 'Q .- 35 Prof.: W'l t I b t mean?'-' BQ' Student: It t p t tl . , ,m on a ho 1' .-TT.--.1 I l I I I , . , , . ain St. Ph - Q 0 - E of Lb Vfiyys r ei' 'T - .... . 103 155 531 Q9 . 1 I ' E 5 S ' THE FLAME Q L4 3 CURRY S HAVE ARRANGED A PLEASING ARRAY OF GIFTS U FOR THE GRADUATES OF 1929 5' bv nz Q21 ,5 EVERYTHING TO MAKE THE HOME COMFORTABLE 9 O U R R Y s to 505 'GL Bill Beck: PrOf., what keeps a person balanced on the earth? 'fa EQ' fig! Mr. Beckley: The law of gravitation, of course. ' p 1 l!u. Bill Beck: I wonder what they did before the law was passed. Q :r - W L 1, 5: ez ' ' 35 0. STEPHENS LUMBER COMPANY l +- DEALERS IN -- LUMBER AND BUILDERS' SUPPLIES If in ai Hurry - From a Roard to al Carloadu OFFICE AND YARDS: FOOT OF EIGHTH STREET Bell Phone 177 MONONGAHELA, PA. H. W. 8: W. L. MCKINLEY TILE WORK OF ALL KINDS HARDWARE AND FURNACES PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, AND GLASS Bell Phone 717 - 409 Main Street W i . . A Y' ,via Y Q23 f?S? E qao Qvlbiqn 7 . 104 I 1EI,. Y 2 '5 n it U -Q It U 0 ll il Hillglff rl lr ei 22 W il fl l A ll li ll ll l lil ' 1 i.:1SJl,Hv wfci-ifVi 9: ere get , we i t f l- im me 1' 'in ' my TVWEF ' ' fil o i w '. gi ,ff 1 -B.. i fl 1531 .. O' , l S t u d e n t s You will never know how difficult it is to borrow money without security, until you try it. Fortify yourself against this contingency by having a SAVINGS ACCOUNT with us at 47? - You can borrow on it any time Monongahela Clty Trust Company ' - 'Y' 'Y 'q .o.5,g5N4- . 105 'C 1 g 'E I S f . THE FLAME A ,I 3 53 years of knowing how is sawed into every Suit that leaves this storet We clothed your Graiidilald and your Father 0 and are uow ready to serve you. -1,15 GRADUATION SUITS - 315.00 to 535.00 'Failorecl Right i is lT's 'S E UA ii 5 ' orCOUB5f R 20 P l 'I Mononga.he1aa.'s Big Store . , ga A lu the spviugtime everybody and his 5-Si' GOOD IS hrother and his oousiu Bill are looking -1 Q THE VERY THING' for happiness. One way to make ner- 2 TO YOU tain that yOll,1'6 going to enjoy this HAPPIER season ol' the year is to install some THIS good, dependable plumbing. lf youlre 0 l going to build this spring it would pay A 'vs you to talk over the spacificatioiis with PLUMBING 'M us' I ob-1 - A , ff JoHN VECHO F ! '!4IvM H4 ll gf' ' 'f Ai, 753 E. Main St. ' Vecho's Little Plumber Tonsorial Parlor HAIR BOBBING - ANY STYLE ALL WE WANT IS A TRIAL Phone 9797 ' 1 ' I I 1:2 A Z 2 Rg - ' ' A 1 f I 106 'Q ' Y 4.41 Phe I'1o1u1Qe 01 IHGIHTY and PKIIOHUIIICP ls lulillled IH thc THE FLAME M See us for demonstration and place your order NOW Phone 693 204208 Fourth Street K eoxge Scott What are the chlldren of the Czar called? Mltchell Steffler C7 udlues I guess 'I I' 'I' 'I' 4. 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 6 SCICHCC of 1929 'I I I' 'I I I I I I I I I' helped to IHEIIIG thls Annual posmble In 'I I' 'P'I I I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' -I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' :DIS 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'P 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I' 'I I I I I I I I I' COIIIIIIJUUIIQ th1s space ' 0 I-'rt ef Ex I 'L M ., , G , 1'-n..-...H vznrv.. , ' .ihfizwix 5 . 'J' M'- ff f:5ui2ii7fe 2f,Wl'D V Q . - , I W ., . IV ' I - I U , I 4 ' F1 .. I i , . I '. 1 . ' ' Y.: I I . I F1 . ' V 1 . 3 i ,, 1 , ' 1 X X '. . :A' .'l . x X D 0, A1 , . A 2 r , I I . I ' ' rr 'F 'Z '? 0 wa so Q cf. ' I -e.'f4i' Z. Q Q ,,..-. yu . ' C ' V A 1 Q wi. 'QQ .M Q Q . 1C7 L 'J J 7 g 5 I S i THE FLAME A 4 5 U ', 7. U 0 0 '34 lf . F625 -nfl 1 .. .ix I - I .GL is 4 ' his is T F -5 f .r -We ' , 0 - 1 'Q 5 , a n A 5, - .,, .QL . X 1:3 ' N . 1 7 I 1 .S , Q - kg. ' - Q6 .r 1 A Qi X on . Q I One More Lesson I I AL'Ii over the World graduates are asking W11at I to do now? It's a question each inust answer I for himself. But one thing is sure: whateveiq type of business one enters, a certain quota of even the most modest salary should he banked. That is the great lesson in the School of Hard Knocks. First ational Bank l OF MONONGAHELA I i V Y' 'fv- 1 eefkgfoig ' I 108 I- 1 , A. g l PHE FLAME : L4 65 , 10? 1 I Y U V. Y. u 0 0 15 REWARD for careful driving and the new wigol Installment Payment Plan MAKES it possible for all Auto owners to carry 'li' ..,, .- til LIABILITY AND PROPERTY DAMAGE INSURANCE g' go f 0 0 A S K E , Q si 'E Dist. Agt. THE TRAVELERSU about Rates and Contracts 406 W. Main Street Monongahela, Pa.. Mr. Beckley: Catherine did you know that rouge is made from iron oxide? Catherine: Yes, sir, you told me before. Homer Roach: If rouge is made of iron oxide, what is lipstick made of? Mr. Beckley: Oh, there are different flavors of lipstick. H3VQ11't you found that out yet? ' Monongahelcfs Newest Style Center FOR- XVOMEN AND MTSSES H A L,S 112 Third Street Monongahela, Pa. A few doors above the Anton Theatre Y 1 - 'T' iff ' 1 E e'37'?asp sighs , I ' h' f L 1 1 I 109 ' -J '5 I gl E THE FLAME 2 nL.x .5 L 'Q lb' 4 is . , 696 PETE ROCCO J.: L 'E-.L-5 ' f' E CUT FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS FRUITS - VEGETABLES - DELICACIES . Q? Dont forget Pete for your graduation flowers Phone min Stm-15 ' 3 A A A 'md K I CENTRA CROSLEY 7 TUBE G5 L VULCANIZING CO. ELECTRIC SET - 997.00 COMPLETE CROSLEY 8 TUBE ELECTRIC SET - S124 00 COMP . LETE 302 Fourth Stl eet Phone 79 W Dave s Clothes Shop Never More 3522 MEN S SUITS 50 Never Less ISAAC 8: SPENCE GRAN1 1 I and MARBLE MONONGAHELA PENNA ef fssp geo ofkogiu , , s .1 . 1... rwq , , 4 , 1 1 Ai- . 1 ' ' ' Q o c uf - . - , , . 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