Moon High School - Flame Yearbook (Coraopolis, PA)

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Our junior year found us 1n a flurry preparlng for our Prom We presented Professor Schmidt igain for the enjoyment of those who had missed h1m the year before We had seven 49 ers on the football team and the B squad boasted seven players during basketball season We sent out scouts Shirley HlfkHCQS and jerry Hughes to investigate competitive territory ID the Forensic League Competitions for voice and trumpet respectively After months of preparat1on the bw nlght finally arrived We gave an elegant Prom mdeed A class picnic flnlshed our junior year Now we were on the last leg of our journey We reached our senior year What had seemed like a long journey when we first st Lrted out wis almost over Now the days rushed crazlly by as we came in sight of the tre rsure We were once large IU number but have lost quite 1 few of our passengers to other wagon trams while others have left us on the trail However along the tra1l we have added some whom we were glad to welcome We recollect the football games cheers and band flurry fso we didnt w1n any games' basketball dances the 49 ers Revue May Day and many scholastic whirl Graduation our diplomas the gold for which we sctrchcdl The nuggets will be llrger or smaller for some in proportlon to the knowledge acqu red or better still the ab1l1ty to use that knowledge Nevertheless the class of 49 wlll have shared in seeking for the gold that shapes our dest1n1es These pictures depict the clasx of 49 as they bade arewell to the Class 0 44 and now six sears later as thev rn their turn must bad adieu to Moon Hugh Our Past is a reprint rom the 1944 Flame showing Catherine Wiener pres: d nt 0 the class 0 44 leaving Moon Hugh as Shirley and Leonard umertam and rather nghtened enter the portals Our Present shows these people leaving those same portals certain and secure OUR PRESENT CCRAOPOLIS TAXI SERVICE 943 Fourth Avenue Phone Coraopolls 430 11 . ' ' , z , ' 7 1 x , I mf , . . . .D . , ' ' I ' . ' 4 2 1 I , , ' . ' rc , N c 1 . Q U ', 9 I 3 H X, I I 9 many class officers, not to mention ever present teachers and classes. All this represents an economic, political and - - ' - ' 4 - ' , ' i ' - s si - s . - V s ' w 2 s , I , m ' , - ' 4 N, A - f f' e f f V . ' f . .,

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CLASS OFFICERS Presudent WILFRED Goss Vlee PTCSICICHI EDWARD BEAMAN Secretary LILLIE CAMP Treasurer MARILYN KRAMER Class Adwser MR SHISSLER Home Room 'Teaehers MR HANLEY MR SHISSLER Cl 1ss Flower Wh1te Rose Cl 1ss Celors Vlolet and Whlte OUR PAST CLASS HISTORY As the 49 ers of L hundred ye1rs am trekked aeross our LOITUIILIII to eek for vold 111 the Far West we the elass of 1949 have ulso trekked aeross sue yetrs tt Moon I'I1,gh Sehool We too have sought 1 treu ure Not UIll1li6 our k1n we have endured hardsh1ps and struggles tr11ls and II'llWUllt1Oll hut above 1ll we l1lve 1nher1ted the1r 1IldO1'I11tHlWl6 sp1r1t Our wagon tram started out 111 seventh grade w1th 1ts passengers uneertam and rlther fnghtened hy the of learnmg not only 111 the elassroom hut ID our socul aet1v1t1e sports and the arts In e1ghth grade our el ls planted trees 111 memory of those men who lost the1r l1ves 111 World War II Our stlrt was made 111 the realm of athlet1cs when Howdy Wheeler made the ba ketb1ll squad We aequ1red 1 permanent team master Mr Shlssler who l1ke 111 good te 1m mtsters of the p1st wls responslhle for our belllg on the rlqht tra1l ol our travels We rode through our freshman ye ir sans llleldellf hut we made e tmp long enough to enjoy a el 1ss ptrty w1th 1 never to be forgotten floor show Th1s Wls the yelr of our first Fflddy Nlght Danee a11d how exe ted we were on that n1ght' As sophomores we hegan our task 111 etrnest that of IR-IISIIILI money for there were huge 1'1'lOL1llIcllllS ahe td 1n the form of a JUIUOI' Pron1 dlld yearbook To elear them we had to elear t1dy sums O11 st lt1Ollt,I'y wrapplng paper Professor Sehm1dt the hy pnot1st and tn assortment of 1'111SL.6ll21lT6OUS1tE1'IlS Our athletes took the1r turn at servmg as heneh warmers durmg football season In the band 49 ers were preem1ne11t and they have rema1ned the best That year Bowne jO1116Cl Howdy on the V1rs1ty ha ketlv 1ll squad T A B1 D A Bo1den CORAOPOLIS FURNITURE CO Open Eeenmgs b5 Appomtmem Better Furmture for Less Easy Terms 926 F1fth 'Xxenue Phone Coraopolls S92 1 ' . . . 1 , . 1 S f ' ' . Le: 1 sg ' ' . . - s 's Q s rs: S ik 3 s . . - - ' s Ss, 5 ' s - s q r - 5 1 f 5 ':: zez 'Y ' . 'e' x Q 'Qs -, I . , N ' 3 5 5 ' I I i B , -2 ' I 2 ' Z 2 5 2 7 1 ' A I S I 3 H ' 5 I I ' ' :P D M '3 ' - ' 2 ,K B Y W vastness of a strange, new adventure, Through the next two years of junior High we settled down to the task ' 3' ' D 5 A . 3 4 ' ' E ' ' B ' X wf , , I , .S , I . A , . e i , , , V , 3 . ' s , ' k sz 1: s N s 2 , 2 -U ' -. s' -. 'kr I ' A s s I sz f f ' -' s s 1 s -2 s A ' f - 2 - 2 v 5 S ' ' ' ' D2 3 ' ' l 1 5 I A 3 D 5 3 ' . , , - . I ' , . ' . , l - , 1 , Q - , ' , Q ' , ,, 1 I 3 s T 1 I l I I T 5 S M- . - A 3 ' ' ' . ' D' N ' Q A . e e ' e 3 . . Y 1 ' ' H 1 e' s 1 . I I Y 3 L,

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1 X DRESS REHEARSAL EDWARD RlC'XN1.XN - - - Eddiv I, Lcmlqs forward to a bright future in the coaching field Ffmllrzall '47, '4S, '4'lg Ill-Y '47, '-LS, '4l': Athletic l'lul: '47, '4S, '4 g Hall Pu- tr-vl .'4'J1 h'l11'!'llN '47: l!llI'1lIHllI'2llN '47, '4N. -W: May llzly '4N: flaw Play '493 flaw Ullircr '4'l. ROSELLIQ CIBINIC - - - Rosie ll One girl who certainly carries a lot out weight at Moon High for shes Madame President. lrlrlll-N 4N, 401 Uftlrrx' 411 Hull l'znrwl '4'P3 Imrzmmrzal- '47, '4S, '4'4: t'l1-wus 'Wx Naxiuiml Ilfm-lr Suri:-ty '4X, 'tg May lluy 'Ng Sluvlcllt L'Ul1llCll '4S, '4 '4 : Ottirer '4'l: lh-clvul Rqu-View' '4 : 1 Bcamzm Cibinic R. Goss EUNARD BIRMINGHAM - Burp Curly hair and artistic fingers-in our memories Lenny lingers Fmvtbzxll '47, '48, '-19: Athlelir Club '47. '-49. '4 : llall Parr-il '-49: Imra- murals '47, '48, '-Wg Chrirux '47, '43, Up' err-Ita '47, .Xrt Club '47, '48, '49, ATHERINE CUMBS - - Cuthiv Cathie's the gal who sets the style with lovely clothes and Beaman smile. Tri-Ili-Y '48, '4'?1 Hall l'at1'nl '-Wg In, trzumxralx '-W, '4'1: Baml '47, '48, '4 2 C11-trux '4'1: Ili-me Rmiul Utica-1' '47: Nha-n lk-211114 '4'I: Sluxlcm Cugrl '4 : Xzui-tual Ili-nw-r Swclety '4'4: Senmr Play l Library fluln '47, '48, '-W: 5:-nim' llzay '4 'L Urclu-sim '47. '45, '4 : U1'c'1'9NH '4 : lixchzmge .Msenilily '4'Ig Uperutm 1L'llwI'11N4 '4'1: Nl ay llny NX: X1 :ly llgty fClllIl'll44 '4'l: Slmlrm K'm1m'1I Cmifeiv L'--uit '4'1. mire '4N: M125 lizly ff-nu '4 , RONALD CUSS ---- Su'isher XYILl RlilJ L. CUSS ---- Pete The leftfhancled basketball whiz.: of Moon High. Mr. President: and a credit to 51411111 Highs Commercial Department. lllll'1lllH1l'JilN 41, 4S. W: Llnfm- 4 : lli-Y '4'f: Hall Pzalrwl '4'1: Cla-4 Uth- gxx 4' lllmlnll 4' an 4' l 1 1 51,1141-Rl 'Z :4': '. '-z' ' ' 3 ix rzunural- '47. '4S. '4' 1 l'lw1x1- '47, '4'f: llt-me R-mm Otliuer '4S: Oper- clm '47g Rl-1-in Rezmi- '4S, '4'4: Sexiiax' Play '4 g May Huy '48, May llziy C:-11:1 ,iw .IQE XX ORKMAN'S DEPT. STORE Mc11'.s and Boys' Clothing- -Footwear Sparring Conds, Sportswear, XVOrlg Clothes 419 Mull Plume 367 Cmwmpwlls. Pa. '14 Birmingham Burden Combs Curhctt NV. Goss Grail' NIXRJPLKN BURDICN - - Margie Quiet, and cute. and Paulines shadow Ywllvyliflull '47, 'l'1'i-Ili-D'.'lN, Wg ln- 1m1m1mlN 413 lliwrux 41, 45, 403 Op- en-tlzi Qclmrllsj '4 3 May lizny '48, H 'XRRY IJICAN 1IURRE'l l' lla-nish The lwy who did plenty for our in' rr-amiiral program. lmrzmmrrll- '47, '45, '4'l: i'l1m'u4 '47: Dlilllk' lu-xx' 4'l. l'.Xl'LlNli lQR.Xl l Tiny and 1'i1'aCirms 'l'rl-ll!-Y '-N, 'Wg lmrznmxrulx '472 l'htw11N '47, '48, 47: 4lI'C!'QIlJi ich--rub? 'qw-