Moon High School - Flame Yearbook (Coraopolis, PA)
- Class of 1953
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T Y PIS T S Joan Robison' Shirley Grimm Garnette Bowers Joan Germerodt Fred Schmidt ALUMNI EDITORS William Campbell Rae Jean Sprigle MR. ELMER E. BRAUN B. S. Carnegie lnstitut Technology Industrial Art E ec- tlve Shop 1 GEORGE DARR S. Slippery Rock M. Ed. Pitt. Phys. Ed., Civics MISS ELSIE E. BRAUN A. B. Westminister Col- lege, M. A . Pennsyl- Qui' MRS. IEAN DELANZO B. A. Clarion State Teachers College vania State English, Librarian, Library MR. A. V.COLANTONI MISS BETTY FARINA B. S. University of Pittse B, S, Indiana State burgh, M. Ed. University Teachers College of Pittsburgh Mathematics Music Mrs. Grace Crawford A. B. Allegheny College General Sc ience , Guid- ence A I , ff ' 'wi .. .. , g,4 gi. . Q I is MR. JAMES CRAWFORD B. A. University of Pitts- burgh, M. Ed. University of Pittsbur h I i MR. WILLIAM GILBERT B. S. Clarion State Teachers College, M. Ed. University of Pittsburgh English . x V . I ' vs ' E..ff . his k ST ' ,ka MR. LOUIS GOLD B. S. University of Pitts- burgh S Physics, Chemistry, Eng- Socinl Studies lish, Advanced Science F aculiy li .fr ' ,f . are s Q s Mu U in ,. K -E ' l - 1 'Vs MR. WAYNE GOSS B. S. Slippery Rock State Teachers College, M. Ed. University of Pittsburgh MR, E. P. HAWES A. B. Westminister College English, Latin, Math. 336 .S g I. qlv K I . ,J MR. LEONARD HUC KESTEIN A.B. University of Pitts- burgh History ss. MR. H. B. LIEBERMANN B. S. Slippery Rock State Teachers College, Litt. M. University of Pittsburgh Biology, Introductory , s Science x in MISS SHIRLEY LUNT B. A. Grove City College Speech, English V 1. it X -S -'fir fi X we Q J. X WW . SR sf 1 X SS MISS WINIFRED KING MR. FRANCIS MCCORMACK B. S. Slippery Rock State B. S. Pennsylvania State Teachers College College, M.A. Carnegie Phys.Ed. ,Heel th, Institute of Technology Geography Geography Music ' ARL ZUR MR. WILLIAM H. LEE MRSJEAN MCCORMICK B. . Du .- -,fl - ., B.S. indiana State A.B. Muskingum College si y ' i Teachers College, M. Ed. University of Pittsburgh HiSf0l'Y Social Studies, Gui- Home Economics dance OOD students are usually the stuff that teachers' dreams are made of. X However we'll wager that Moon High Fac- A ulty dream this year of that day when there will be ample space and a single working shift, for they know that those good students will be the natural outcome of these prom- f A ised improvements. 4 , XQW RECORD PUBLISHING co. 8 Printers and Publishers of The Coraopolis Record 19-ASU fi I . ,. ,, it . .1 -- Q.. s - H21 MR. DANIEL MEDWID MR. JOHN C. MILLER B.S. Slippery Rock State B.S. Indiana State Teachers College Teachers College, M.Ed. Phys. pd. , Health. Art NV Mathematics o 3 4 794 Q S ii L. s o lrea g if! r MR. FRED MEIDER MRS.BETTY LOU PHILLIPS B. B. A . Westminister Col- B. S. Indiana State Teachers lege ,M. Ed. University of College Pittsburgh Commercial Subjects Art MRS. ELIZABETH MILLER MR. JAMES REED B. S. Indiana State Teachers B. S. Ohio State University College Agriculture, Mechanical Calmlercial Subjects Drawing sawn K I 5 I MR. IOHN G. MILLER B.A,B, Ed, Washington State College MRS. ROSE MARY ROMANO B. S. Indiana State Teachers College, M. Ed. University of Pittsburgh History, Civics Mathematics 1 C E take this opportunity to thank our faculty who have continued a suc- cessful curricular and extra curricular F aculiy si If fs Q fl Z- Lwfff 1 'WWW MISS THEADORE ROMANO B. S. Indiana State Teach- ers College, M.E. Univer- sity of Pittsburgh Mathematics , , , J .ills lg s if issy I I MR. ROBERT SHISSLER A . B. University of Pitts- burgh, Litt. M.Univer- sity of Pittsburgh English, journalism MR. JOSEPH SIEGMAN B. S. Indiana State Teach- ers College, M.Ed. Uni- versity of Pittsburgh Mathemat ics MISS JANET STEWART B. S. Indiana State Teachers College Music MISS JEAN WINNE B. S. Slippery Rock State Teachers College Physical Ed., Science Health ,f MISS VIRGINIA BA RBIA N Secretary MISS RUBY MINTON Secretary . MARY PETERSEN MRS B S ndiana t ac B S Slippery Rock State R.N. St. Iohn's Hospital ers Co English program in spite of the obstacles of inade- quate time and space. FAMOUS DEPARTMENT STORE 429 Mill Si. Coruopolis, Po. Phone: CO 4-2940 , N' if -:AA f' E 6 Teachers College English Geography MISS DORIS WILDEN Nurse Halle Nursing 'N' il Q 1, or M , , , o Mas. IEAN HEININGER sa is M H QD 5 ri at ' ST .AN ii Mas. LUCILL sua A A MR. GEORGE TIPKER p..,1' h- .. ' I I t il A Qi- i V T CXB .4 I5 Li f B. S. Indiana State Teachers College Home Economics, Cafeteria R. N. St. Luke's Hospital Cleveland, School Nurse, Home Visitor Class of 1953 Rowl-Left to Right--Springer, Evanko, Fischer, Bowers, Sprigle, Kramer, Galloway, Bradley, Mapel. Row II--Duhamel, Condron, Ayers, MacDonald, Goss, Barrackman, Lehman, Haas, L. Miller, Robison, Wall, Todd. Row III-Egger, Filson, Pemberton. McCaslin, Meanor, V. Tarquinio, Deyton, Baker, Stivason, Davidson. Row IV-Hanson, Hartz, Hoist, On- drasik, Collins, Klixbull, McClellan, Camp, Kem, Uhrine, Davidson. Row I-Left to Right-N. Tarquinio, Bonach, Coradi, Lee, G. Wilson, Thompson, Mehalic, Sliker, Waltonbaugh, Schosky Row II Ewing. Koval, C. Miller, Kisow, Garren, Grimm, Beaman, Tesla, McCormick, Weinheimer, Belgie, Frisch. Row Ill Cerankowski, Whiteman, Tierney. Wilhelm, Regotti, McCartney, Cheuvrom, Schmidt, Campbell, Germerodt, Row IVfKeppe1, Balogh, Thornhill. Watson, Joe Mushalansky, Kelley. President ..... .... S am Kelley ' Vice-President . . . Shirley Coradi W Secretary .... . . Garnette Bowers Treasurer .... . . Nancy McCormick Class Advisor ............ Mr. Lee Homeroom Teachers . . .... Mr. Lee Miss Braun CORAOPOLIS HARDWARE CO. Points, Oils and Glass--Pipe and Fittings Plumbing and Healing Supplies lO29-3l Fifth Avenue Phone: CO 4-4030 V 10 Row I-Payne, Olson, Semerad, Holst, Kaleugher, Whiteman, Waltonbaugh, Booth, Thompson. Row II-Hetzer, l-lennen, Merriman, Howell, Diday, Carrick, Carpenter, Swearingen, Leoni, O'Rourke, Curry. Row III-Mauna, Stelzig, Otto, Haney, Minton, Kaiser, Wherry, Johnson. Row IV-Hughes, Marnhout, Vitevitch, Crawford, Christman, Walters, McLaughlin. Class of 1954 President ..... Vice-President . . Secretary ..... Treasurer ....... Class Advisor ...... Homeroom Teachers . . . . . . . Dan Roehrich . . Russell Galloway . . .... Judy Stouffer . . . . . . . Roy Ceyrolles Miss Rose Mary Romano . . Miss Romano Mr. Shissler RowIfNeedham. I. Stouffer, Mossey, Massung, Johnson, Parisi, Meanor, James, Messner. Row II-McGivern, Cals, Weinheimer, Ranshaw, Sheft'ler,T. Stouffer, Grimm, Komarnitsky, M. Thomas. Row Ill-Charleton, Hornik, Potts, Schneeman, Aurin, Freeman, Mack, Mueller, Heinlein. Row IV-Musgrave, Caponecchi, Cyrolles, Bagnato, Roehrich, Simon, Stitsel, Goss, Galloway. SHERRY'S CUT RATE DRUG STORE Prescription Specialists Corner 4th and Miil Street Phone CO. 4-4782 Lowest Prices Always Row I-Snell, McLean, L. Coradi, Rehburg, D. Meanor, Holden, Biemel, Rech, Prekop, Russell, I. Kramer. Row ll-Colledge, McCarriher, Golaz, Smith, Koserovich, McKendry McCall, Tener, Turner, English, Guiliana, Kerstetter. Row III-DeChilles, Castellan, Tierney, Gittens, Gilligan, jack Kramer, Baird, Minear, Wall, Bryant. Row lV- Behling, E. Gordon, Orr, Heinlien, Sheldon, Morre, Hughes, Gross, Mathie,Watts. President .... . . . Loretta Coradi Vice-President . ...... John Bedick Secretary . . . . . Carol Chambordon Treasurer . . . ...... Paul Golasz Sponsor .......... . . Mr. Colantoni Homeroom Teachers . . . Mr. Jack Miller Mr. Hawes, Miss Lunt Row I- N. Leu, Kennelly, Chick, Sipher, Mack, A. Miller, Bailey, P. Coradi, Hornych, Brown. Row ll-R. Lee, Dunn, Santucci, Havard, Krechkowski, Palitti, Chambordon, lliggcrstaff, Allshouse, Cals, Mclfarland. Row III-Bowers, Hyatt, Bedick, Rosignoli, Paine, Burak, Fenton, Frisco, Kennedy, Kramer. Row IV-Wingard, R. Knott, Meyers, 5 Gross, King, Schnceman, D. Gordon, Kurto, Twigg, Brast. 1. Row l-McCall, Pratt, Johnson, I. Miller, Morris, Maher, Smith, Morrison, Griffiths, Carrick. THE LEWIS PRESS Row II-Shandick, Yoder, Wilson, F. Kin , Adams, Richie, Dc ton, Phili s, Delvlasso, Hoover. 0 a . g y P Commercial and Job Printers Row Ill-Krentz, Betlyn, Fagan, Cyrllla, Manges, Glatz, Foster, D. Knott, Walls. Row IV- Corqopolis Wheeler, T. Tierney, Fleck, H. Meanor, Rouzer, Neiderritcr, O'Gorman, Morgan, Ranshaw. P hone Co . 4-1582 12 121 Row I-Left to Right-Rabbit, Mros, Ryan, Walters, Littler, Rehm, P. Anderson, Honchorek, Crepps, Larken, Caponecchi, Muscati. Row II-Fischer, Birmingham, Hertzer, Kirkwood, Peck, Basalyga, Barbara Bailey, Kephart, A. McFarland, Baun, I. Meyers, Delores Lentz, Doris Lentz. Row III-l-lainley, Mertg, Cumpston, Tilly, Parker, Griffith, Jones, Miller, Morrison, Scaletti, Mosely. Row IV- Heinlein, Schillo, Klass, Collins, Carrington, Neal, Ropas, Mangus, Lockhart, Bishop. Row V-Radebaugh, Stelzig, Glatz, Shacoski, Pifer, Todd. - vw- President ..... .... E dward Kramer Vice-President .... Joyce Mushalansky Secretary .... .... J oe Zelinsky Treasurer . . . Oliver Turzak Sponsor ............ Mr. John Miller Homeroom Teachers .... Mr. Colantoni Mr. Goss, Mr. Meider, Mrs. Miller Class A Row l-Cyrilla, Winkler, Johnston, Julius, Hanson, Thornhill, Henley, Schavolt, McFarland, Dickson, Strutzel, Row II-Colledge, Crown, Cyphert, Peret, Conley, Kammerdiener, McClellan, Breitenstein, Curry, Fabec, Dunn Row III-Kozar, Malnak, Abbott, Silver, Rodgers, Clark, R. McClellan, Hisey, Watson, Mcl-lenry, lr L, A A , Row!-Left to Right4Fennimore, Lego, Glass, Trunick, Tennyson, LaParmentier, Raddant, Evanko, Lender, Hoover, Rao. Row II-Litterini, Whiteman,Kruppa, Golasz, Lewis, CORAOPOLIS TAXI SERVICE Sullivan, McLaughlin, Barnhart, Burns, McCormick. Row Ill-McGivern,Olson, Wolf, 943 Fourth Avenue . Moon, Diehl, McArd1e, Springer, Komamitsky, Conway, Frisch. Row IV-R.Anderson, Coraopolis, Pennsylvania Schaletto, Thompson, Singer, Kramer, McEwen, Turzak, Gordon, McCartney. Phone: CO 4-5130 . 24 Hour Service 13 --1 .J Rowl H. Wirth, I. McCutcheon, Hennen, B. Kennedy, DeChillis, Knoll, Olson, B. Bell, Berlyn, Zelinsky, Ward, uKulchnk, Mcssner, Petrilla. Row Il-Vernocy, Burkhart, David Wirth, J. Meacham, Parker, Heinlein, Ceyrolles, R. Jellison, Baker, Ryan, C. Sullivan, Rhodes, Blanchard. Row III-Neal, Ondrasik, L. Meacham, Omler, Pa Schecman, West, Bagnato, Gastner, Haas. Row IV-Steinmetz, Kisow, Wyke, Clinginpiel, Cheuvront, Walker, Girardi, Doerr, Lockcrbie, Nanny. Class of T957 lsa, Collins, President .... . . Jean Marnhout Vice-President. . . . . Myrna West Secretary .... . .Carol Sullivan Treasurer ....... . . Joe DeChi11is Sponsor ............. Mrs. Delanzo Homeroom Teachers ...... Mr. Huck- estein, Mr. Braun, Mr. Gozur, Mrs. Mc- Cormick, Mr. Liebermann, Miss T. Romano L.. Merriman, Knecht, Stelzig, Rafferty, Onesta, Row I-Pollitti, Faek, Drake, N. E, Grimm, Dunham, Hornyck, Burns, Carol Miller, Muscati, James, Schaper, Kaufman. Row Il-Lottes, Gillis, Marnhout, Hogue, De Anglis, Conny Miller, Zimmerman, Sullivan, Cahill, Goss, Gaydos. Row III-Varvra, Manko, Williams, Hoover, Frisch, Meyers, Bottorff, Granc, Turner, Kaleug- X 'CF' li ,s K r her. Row IV-Hutchin- son, Hann, Donald Wirth, C. McCutheon,Walker, Easter, N. D. Grimm ' J. Thompson, Car -. Row V-Ru... Trimber, Bollinger, Brooks, Lawson, Karzen, Santucci. ffiff Wi - f vii .r ,.. l-Garner, Ondrasik, Christman, Robinson, Drake, Laughner, Redenbaugh, Kennelly, Harper, Holman, Bonach, Kramer, Scha- Topcher. Row ll- Shacoski, Tilly, Dunn, G.Ie11is0n, Edwards, Crown, Mueller, Newman, Cantrell, McCullough, Molchan, volt, Kab ana, Row III- Hitt, Hanobeck, Greer, Biggerstaff, Stary, Bedick, Peck, Candwell, B. Miller, Kem, A . Goodnight, IV- Martin, L. , coRAoPoLns cAsH MARKET Everything in Fine Foods Free Delivery Call Coroopoiis 4-6010 Fourth Avenue Coroopolis, Pu Palatti, Adair, McFarland, Dickey, Atallah, Gittens, Fischer, Smith,Wadsworth. Row V-N. Bell, Dunimire, Saveno,W. Goodnight, H. Thompson, McNamee. 1 4 - - Q' r ,cc e gf. f-gf M1 V J y 1 . ,L t .rife ,, J ..k v. I V I I F 5, h .. gi Q -,Q dh V . TK L . :Q , r :Aff 3'f'f'f'? 5 'Q gl L . l 43 i , 54 ' 'eff' l 1 lfl' ,V t 1. F -2- f SV.,-as - r- , . 5 Q. , ' 2.2! Lew.. , .. 1,4 gf. ,1 v- H ' -1, i i is ' wigs- ' f , cf' Q -,,,,, ,2w.jfgm,1 , x .y . A kr K K y ihk J My A Shih 5.5 git, M , 1+-m,,vK 1.4. ,Xi , K F S f r .E Z E I . ill' l . K ,., gxg g.-fy fp wg J F. 2,4 .: , IQ, I 5,7 kk in W 35: 1 1 --Q K k..khk , . 1 t. ,, J I A 55,1 ,. t int. , .5 y I . . Q i ,WV-. ,n Aarq f ., G. H fa q . -ss 4 'r:5f.Q -.. Y 'Q M. .aw A , ,Il l 4 1 X' ... L., . 1 :'- 'J' ' ., 382-'bil ' is '. 5 ' I ' H . .. ,.,. .... , 5 ,Q 5 'IE-F Row I-Schofield, Neiderriter, Curry, Swager, D. Potts, Dickey, Wheeler, Diday, Hoover, Messner, D. Betlyn, Laird, Ropos. Row IIfYoder, Churchill, Harvey, Scaletta, Egenlauf, C. Smith, Anderson, Tarquinio, R. Manko, Golasz, Fenimore, Massung, T. Manko. Row III-C. McCutcheon, Lydic, Shelton, King, Merriman, Ricketts, Houdeshell, Wirth, Jellison, H. Betlyn, Howell, Barnes. Row IV-Urban, Turzak, G. Gray, W. Mc- Cutcheon, Burnett, G. Kinchen, Kelly, Garren, I. Gray. Class of 1958 President .... . Allen Colledge Vice-President . . . . Gail Miller Secretary .... . . Velma Kozar Treasurer ....... . . . Dale Turzak Sponsor .......... Miss T. Romano Homeroom Teachers ..... Mrs. Shaffer Mr. Darr, Mr, Gilbert, Miss Winne, Mr. Tipker, Mr. Gold 7A -B Row I'Olson, A. Gross, Kavanaugh, Coradi, Honchorek, Cyrilla, Cook, Meyers, Dunn, Laughner, Kriger, Rosinsky, Franc. Row II-Rabbirt, Minear, Corrigan, Graff, Riggle, Baker, G. Miller, Ecklen, R. Miller, Tribby, Frye, Colledge, C. Wilson Row III- Danley, Springer, Ryan, O'Nora, P. Miller, Prunty, Moon, J. Smith, A1- macy, Lighmer, Trunick, Kennedy. Row IVA Griffith, Koiar, Mullaugh, Conley, D. Gross, Snodgrass, Linn, Cumpston, Szilagy, I. Potts, Ballard, Arble. Row V- Bower, Adams, Hen- dricks, Lauderbaugh, Shay. Q35 ADELE SMART SHOP 1008 Fifth Avenue CO 4-4542 Coraopol is, Po . 7C-D Row I-Botkin, Trimber, Trapp, Coyne, Moreland, Schaper, Beaman, I. Kinchen, Molcham, Powell, Fullard, Evanko, Harper, James. Row II-Skarada, Waltonbaugh, R. Martin, Senko, Gray, Hickey, Palitci, Dempsey, Bredahl, McLean, Krernin, Colangelo, O'Rourke, K. Wilson. Row III-Propst, D. Martin, Rugani, Larkin, Reed, Delancey, Patton, Green, Celio, McAlister, Elliott, Gaydos, Marzlak. Row IV-Knott, Carrodus, Tranter, Poppenger, Myers, Heilman, Castellan Walker, Fisher, Hartz, Goodnight, Wana. Rovsig-Ramsey, Kennelly, Boling, T. Wilson, Joy, Koline. In Recognition za. -I N 3 'A 5 Ci -f f ff Q.. Dr. John W. Marana , I P QQ 6 MI. Clarence Miller CQHERE are three people who have made our dreams for Moon High their dreams and have lent their strength and know-how to contribute to the success we have already realized. Mr. Clarence Miller has headed the Moon bus sys- tem for more than thirty years. Throughout this time l he has done a superb job and again this year has han- dled the almost impossible task when he was called upon to transport three shifts of high school students in ,f f addition to the usual grade school loads. His ready smile and interest in every student's welfare have earned for him this belated but no less sincere accolade. Our dreams for better health rest on the shoulders of our doctor and dentist. Dr. Maratta and Dr. Schechter are forever busy with many Moon students. Dr. Maratta, our school doctor, not only has con- ducted routine physical examinations but he also has served as attending physician at all games. Dr. Schechter, as school dentist, works throughout the school system discovering those cavities and sav- ing us from the pains of toothaches. Dr. Ellis Schechter JOE WORKMAN'S DEPT. STORE Men's and Boys' Clothing--Footwear Sporting Goods, Sportswear, Work Clothes 419 Mill Street Phone: CO 4-9773 Corcopolis, Po. 16 I wb- - K- ssh.: Mrs. Wheeler, Mrs. Combs, Mrs. Goss, Mrs. Jacobs WE know that Mrs. Wheeler, Mrs. Combs, Mrs. Goss and Mrs. Jacobs dream of that modern cafeteria that will be a part of our new school. However, although their work may become easier, we're sure the quality of the food cannot be improved upon, for these ladies have been serving meals that have made Moon's cafeteria the envy of those not privileged to partake of our wonderful fare. Mr. Ed Born Cooks and Cusfodians MR. Born and Mr. Rebuelta with Mr. Gittins, who joined the custodial staff too late to be pictured here, must dream of our future building where their chores will certainly be easier to accomplish. We do, though, thank them for making our school a more pleasant plant in which to work in spite of the crowded conditions. Mr. Joseph Rebuelta n .4 a .,1,..5',r , sg 5 17 if fo Aoforufii l 4 5 Broov-1 m , HIMMER MOTCRS - ,ai .. Ford Cars 81 Trucks ' Corcopolis, Po. Q f wifh a new gym EXW .ig x S xx if WXXN .S 1 fin Q Fiwwiw F oofball , Row I-McGivern, Rouzcr, Glatz, Hyatt, Lee, Fleck, Tierney, Wolfe, Kramer, Rao. Row II-Christman, Hanson, Cerankowski, Cheuvront, Kelley, Wilhelm, O'Gorman, Bcdick, McCan'iher. Row III-Mr. Medwid, Mr. Gozur, Schmidt, Burak, Deyton, Keppel, Davidson, Vitevitch, Galloway, Payne, McClellan, Mr. Colantoni. Row IV-Whiteman, Camp, Gilligan, Walters, Haushalter, Cumpston, Stohr, Fagan, Crawford. 1,-s Mac M M SENIOR SQUAD MEMBERS AS holdovers from the 1951 football season, twelve seniors, eight being lettermen, returned to the on the run 1952 football squad. This is one place where our ' dreams of a winning team definitely turned into night- mares. Despite the bad season, McClellan, Whiteman, -1 Cerankowski, Davidson, Cheuvront, Schmidt, Camp, 'Q Keppel, Wilhelm, Kelley, Hanson, and Deyton will al- ways be remembered for their fight the whole season. Q Sam Fred Dean Leon Herby .L . Compliments of EWING'S GULF SERVICE Corner 5th 8- Main St. Corcopolis, Po. Q l- -l.il.i.-l- Z0 1. F5 'MN ii FOOTBALL FLASHBACKS MOON 0-WEST ALLEGHENY Z5 - A well-rounded Indian team con- stantly bit off large gains as both Moon's offense and defense failed to live up to its predicted strength. MOON Z0-BEAVER 13 - Deyton sprinted Q yards and crossed the Beaver goal in the echo of the final gun to give the Tigers a decisive victory over the Bobcats' powerful single wing. MOON O-HOPEWELL 31 - The Vikings burned the Moon gridiron with a volley of red hot aerials and sent our boys scurrying to the locker room in defeat. MOON 2-CARNEGIE 39 - A huge undefeated Carnegie eleven swarmed through the dogged Tigers in the first clash of league competition. MOON 0-SEWICKLEY 31 - The boys across the river joined in on the fun and ran roughshod over a deflated Tiger squad. MOON 0-CORAOPOLIS Z7 - The bitter rivals trounced the Tigers and redeemed themselves for the two previous losses handed them by Moon. MOON 6-NEVILLE 36 - The greatest 'Island' team in history invaded Moon's shattered varsity and often powered their way to pay dirt. MOON 13-GLASSPORT 56 - The Tigers saw some daylight with two T. D.'s but couldn't withstand the air attack that Ronnie aided the Gladiators to propel up and down the field to an overwhelming victory. MOON 0-BRIDGEVILLE 42 - The grand finale fell heavily on the Tigers as their sweat-streaked bodies trotted toward the shower room after suffering their last defeat. 'Duffy A Duffy's down but not out! DOH NKCPH A. T. SHAFER GREENHOUSES Plants and Flowers For All Occasions Broadhead Road CO 4-3902 Always Sew-1916 Open Beaver Road wma 21 .l ' V r Rack 'em ups Stu Kelley Jim Here comes Duffy T jx again. ,ii S I 3 . Half-time .si , it r Two birds with entertainer. t N fi -fi one stone s W 'll 9 1 1 q ,' ! X4 , gf I. p 1 . Q I' O Sitting4Sevcrs, Abbot, Wilson, Tilly, Meyers, Rafferty, Peck, Stelzig. Knee ling-Adams, McKune, Miller, Mgr. Bollinger, Saveno, Glatz. Standing-McCormick, Urban, Kinchen, Brooks, Dunmier, Singer, Richie, Hoskinson, Lynn, Riu, Lawson. Cheerleaders lst Row Biggerstaff, Kaveneugh, Rehbu CUB REPORTS at THE Moon junior var sity foot- ball players turned in an im- pressive season under the coaching of Mr. Gilbert. The excellent coach- ing and co-ope ration among the boys notched up the first and only victory in the junior high history. The cub cheerleaders stood side by side with their teams as they desperately tried to cheer them to victory. WM. G. DOUGLAS AGENCY Insurance-Real Estate Notary Public Mill 8- State Coraopolis, Po. Phone: CO 4-1480 ZZ rg. 2nd Row-Robison, Hertzic, Bailey, Crown. O O G Q,-i a 1 V W 'Rm' Baskefbal I .x?, Q 1 Row I- Mgr. Toy, Deyton, Kelley, Balogh, Campbell, Mushalansky. Row II-Hoist, Stelzig, Haushalter, Marnhout, Hughes, Whiteman,Vitevitch, Mr. Meider. Moon 56 Moon 65 Moon 53 Moon 56 Moon 61 Moon 38 Moon 5 . x Moon 31 Moon 34 Moon 46 THE 1952-53 SEASON West Allegheny . . . . Hopewell . . . Coraopolis .........Stowe West Allegheny . . . . . Alumni . South Fayette . . . .Bellevue . . Avonworth . . . Avalon 45 Moon 64 Moon 7l Moon 59 Moon 77 Moon 36 Moon 51 Moon Moon 79 Moon 41 Moon 74 Moon 53 46 67 54 60 44 39 63 61 52 59 Sewickley Leetsdale . Robinson . . . . . Neville , Bellevue Avonworth . . Avalon Sewickley Leetsdale . Robinson . . Neville I7 g, Coach Meider Compliments of CAHEN'S Up and at'em, Andy Left to Right-Tarquinio, Needham, Germerodt, Egger, Burns, Barwell, Bailey. Center Johnson N . f , ' I , L SEASON HE Moon Tigers found competition in section 22 to be plenty rugged as their opponents ' bounced them around most of the season. However, near the end ofthe season the Tigers got out of their slump with two consecutive victories which were enough to move them up out of the cellar into seventh place. Nevertheless, the varsity often times supplied much excitement as they battled their opponents to the final buzzer only to lose by a slim margin. SENIORS HE senior players dreamed of winning most of their games but found difficulty along the way. However these boys playing their last season for Moon gave a good accounting of themselves. Andy Balogh, Moon's scoring star, paced the Tigers with 289 points. Jim Mushalansky scored 204 points while Bill Campbell came a close third with 203 points. Moon's play maker, Sam Kelley, hit for 161 while the other seniors, Alfred Holst and Dean Whiteman added 71 and 15 points respectively. CHEERLEADERS F cheering had produced wins, Moon would have been a shoo- in, in both basketball and footballg for our senior cheerleaders led a squad that took second place to no wan H750 other group. '7 UINJ' fy!! I 7 Q We f' Andy' Dem- Sam Jim Bill' Mgr. Mal PETE MYL GARAGE ,L ,, Nellie De Soto 8- Plymouth All Chr sler Product Parts Joan ou Used Cars Bought ay Sold ..Euen.. Sales 8. Service Body 8. Fender Work Repairs to all Makes of Cars P hone: CO 4-4130 24 Junior Vorsify Behling, Cumpston, Hey, Come down here! Nice Sh Junior Hi Varsify J. F. HARPER BUILDERS' SUPPLY 873 Fourth Ave. Coroopolis, Pc. Phone: CO 4-I 130 lst Row Mgr. Leoni, Vitevitch, Hughes, Haushalter, Stelzig, Marnhout, Mgr. Gordon. 2nd Row-Kramer, Tierney, Kurto, Roehrich, Bagnato, Necastro, Goss, Coach Meider. Two points for Kelley. of, Where to now ? pn Where did he come from? lst Row-Mgr. Dickenson, McGivern, Hisey, Wolfe, Singer, Richie, Rodgers, Zelinsky, Kramer, Mgr, Anderson. 2nd Row-Coach Medwid, Turzak, Girardi ' Wiley, Dunmire, Schacoski, Hoskinson, Haney, Lynn, Thompson, Brooks, Goodnight. Z5 GOLF UR spring sports program featured only golf in '5Z. Coach Goss's team was com- I posed of Birmingham, O Gorman, f- mp, lnframurals C E have had another success- ful year of intramurals. With the boys, volley- ball proved very pop- ular, while the girls al- ways enjoy basketball. Both programs, headed by gym instructors Miss King and Mr. Med wid, are quite extensive with the girls taking precedence since they Gittins, Haney, Rouzer and Beh- ling. They boasted victories over Bellevue, twice, Ambridge and West View, but they also lost to Avonworth, twice, Ambridge and West View. Although Bir- mingham and Gittins were lost through graduation, Mr. Goss dreams of suitable replacements and victories in the '53 season. have no varsity competition. The boys participation is limited to those who have no part in varsity sports. Here we dream of that new gym that will provide more time and space for this popular program. l Compliments of EDDIE'S ICE CREAM BAR I 109 5th Avenue Coroopolis, Pc. ,l. Picnic Pleasures T seems that there is a dream common to athlete and spectator alike and that, is the annual school picnic at West View Park. May, 1952, was no exception. So our camera brings you some views of that perfect day. Qu CWI-IAT'S Mal and Tessie enjoy- ing cotton candy---Rusty, V Mary Kay, and Kathleen had to wait their turn at the dips--- Louise and Gloria were glad to rest and chat with former class- mate Pat Martin---Jim and Audrey have just been on the Racing Whippet---Mr. and Mrs. Brooks and Teddy seemed to be having a good time, and it's up to you to identify yourself or your friends as they pre- pared for that first dip. CONROY'S P HARMACY 1539 State Ave. Coll: CO 4-0300 Z7 a real audifofium ' ' --f ,931 k --313145, L' .af M ' 57 'A MK 7 ' v , mag ,LL lg ,yi wx af 'fxilxigg . X W. Rf: H s . .- in , ,, wrrk Y Q -DLR K - x' W---. . T , - s t -MiW FT --'fgfif if . s - ' T-1.5 : 1 my s g ' 'ff l O - i 'sta ii r '-A.L ij Tf if 'w K ws 'W ll' 'f - li K -Mgt' 'Q' I kv I f - lg AQ X ms.. AAQQKK '?i? l fl E yr Q Q s l lf , ..- .iii i2,.,,,v--,,gi1j,fvg,3.':,e2ar f 'Tin' - W N ' ' Q. i . N V t . . . . xg .. ., , , , , . I i i i i till any ' A, s- nm, -mmm, 7,4 is-ni., ,s J rt i. O was 6 fit 1- . 4 L 1 ill lrfllfl MOON MARKET Groceries Confectionery Seolfesf Dori Mort Gas ond Oil Phone CO 4 9841 Moon, Po OR nearly two decades, our gymnasium has served well as a classroom, auditorium, hall- room, and thcatcr. It has absorhcd all tht- pounding and punishment that scvuntcvn graduating trlasst-s Could hand out, Many a sunior show and opt-rt-tta has tcsoundcd within its walls. Ycs, almost all nl the activities of our school have vt-ntt-rud around the gymnasium. Whun dreaming of tht' nt-w sclihul, we dream not only of thc fine classroom favilitics and gymnasium it will give us, hut also of tht- niod- crn auditorium it will afford. This in itstll pn-scnts a challenge to Moon High studcnts and faculty. 'l'hc largc stage with proper lighting and settings will provide opportunities for faculty directors and stu- dents interested in dratnaticts. The plush and pct- mancnt seats will bu-kon student and twwnnnutnty viewers, When thu drcam of thc new school fotntts truc, new doors of dramatics and music will open in its fine auditorium. Sfudenf Governmenf STUDENT COUNCIL ScatcdAN. Deyton, Hennen, Bailey, Wilson, Sprigle, Stivason, Toy, Burns, Curry. Standing-Thomas, Behling, Fleck, Jim ,gui Mushalansky, W, Goss,.'l'urner, Bedick. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Left to Right-Secretary Barrackman, Treasurer Sprigle, President lim Mushalansky, Vice-President Srivason. TUDENT government is an active organization here at Moon. The governing body is Student Council, com- posed of the Senate and the House of Representatives, and the judicial body is the Student Court. Directly respon- sible to Student Council are the service committees and hall patrol. Everyone dreams of a society wherein people are capable of governing themselves and we realize this through our Student govern- ment. MARTIN'S SUP ER MARKET Everything for the Table Phone: CO 4-2470 ARAIX Jim and David off to Wilkes-Barre STUDENT COURT Seated-Keppel, Kramer, Campbell. Standing-Simon, Swerengen Coradi, Colledge. 30 HALL PATROL 1stRow-Keppel, Kelley, Sprigle, Haas, Miller, Lee. 2nd Row-Deyton, Watson, Beaman, Galloway, Goss, Evanko, Bowers, Kramer, Coradi, 3rd row- Tierney, Joe Mushalansky, Thornhill, McCormick, Germerodt, Thompson, Wilson, Bonach. 4th row-Whiteman, Camp, Schmidt, McClel1an,Campbell, Stivason, Balogh. Standing-Co-captain Jim Mushalansky, Captain Toy. Led by Malcolm Toy and Jim Mushalansky, we kept the crowded halls clear. Below, our able stage crew prepares for Annie Get Your Gun. Tlllllillllf L ,xx Q Pat's turn And what would we do without the to decorate ,,,, seventh and eight grade auditorium crew ? REDEK AUTO SERVICE Moon-Clinton Road , 500 Feet From High School Coraopol is, P enno . 31 Nafional Honor Sociefy Standingfliarnes, Kelley, Tesla, Woodward, McClellan, Mushalansky, Wright, Gittins. Sitting-Barnes, Kramer, Sprigle, Galloway, McCormick, Kryskill, Price. CWHE Moon Chapter of Nationall-lonor Societyhas 5 . been very active this year. The five members ' Elise Galloway, Isabel Kramer, Sam Kelley, Nancy 1 McCormick and Rae Jean Sprigle who were elected to membership in February, 1952 began their work during the summer when under the guidance of their sponsor, Miss Elsie Braun. Theycompiled a handbook which was issued to each student early in the school term. A second project was the writing ofa letter which contained school news and which was duplicated and sent to alumni mem- bers inthe armed services and incolleges. They also made a backdrop with the society emblem to be used in induction ceremonies. Several social affairs were in- cluded in the calendar of activities . The crowning event was the tapping service on Feb- ruary IZ when the five old members inducted nine fellow seniors and five juniors chosen by faculty vote on the bases ofcharacter, service, leadership and scholar- ship. This year we were privileged to welcome Alfred Ke rn as an associate member for Alfred had been elected to membership during his junior year at Langley High School. 1951-1952 Anne Barnes Howard Gittins Joan Mushalansky Von Wright 1952 Charles Barnes John Dunn llarhara Kryskill Opal McClellan Barbara Price Nancy Tesla Patricia Woodward 1952- 1953 lilise Galloway Sam Kelley lsabcl Kramer Nancy McCormick Rae Jean Sprigle Associate Member Alfred Kern 1953 Louise Barrackman Leon Curankowski Alice Marie Evanko Eleanor Filson Joan Gcrnierodt Myrna Goss Beth Haas Elise Lehman Shirley Wall 1954 john Crawford Russel Galloway Inna Komamitsky Tessie Stouffer Judith Stouffer Sprigle, Kramer, Kelley, McCormick, Galloway. 1 First Row- Filson, Evanko, Goss, Komarnitsky, T. Stouffer, J. Stouffer CUTT5 MONTOUR SIORF AND BROADWAY P HARMACY Second Row-Lehman,McCormick,Sprigle, Kelley, Kramer,E. I I I0 F F h A Benlcmm CUHSI P rop' C 4 5086 Galloway, Haas. Third Row- Crawford,Barrackman, Kern, Germ- ' l T ve - 0- ' erodt,R. Galloway. Coraopolis, Po. Service Clubs TRI-HI-Y Row 1-Messner, Springer, Evanko, Schosky, V. Thompson, Sliker, Tarquinio, G. Bowers, S. Bowers, Burns, Curry, Kramer, Galloway. Row II-McCormick, Needham, Booth, Coradi, Lee, Wilson, Payne, Bradley, Whiteman, Waltonbaugh, Semerad, Mossey, Bonach, Frisch, Meanor, Johnson, Sprigle. Row III-Kaiser, Massung, Miller, O'Rourke, Filson, Carpenter, Carrick, J. Stouffer, M. Grimm, T. Stouffer, MacDonald, Belgie, Ranshaw, Sheffler, Duhamer, Egger. Row Iv-Goss, McCartney, Condron, Thomas, Swerengen, Komarnisky, Howe, Weinheimer, Merriman, Tesla, Hennen, Lehman, Ayers, Ewing, Haas, Germerodt, Johnson. CHE Tri-Hi-Y and Hi- Y are the largest separate service clubs in the school. At the closing of each year, they combine forces and usher in the new year with the New Year's Eve Formal. The Hi-Y - - sponsors the annual Thanks- HI--f giving program, and the Tri- Hi-Y holds the Easter pro- Row 1-Wolfe, Kaleugher, McLean, Dunn, Lee, Fleck, Thomas, Breitenstein, Leoni, Freeman, Kramer, gram each year. Members Morgan, Colledge. Row Il-Stivason, Walters, Knott, O'Gorman, Rouzer, Jellison, Burak, Whiteman, of the Library Club, a very select group, are very active. They keep the li- brary sparkling and in good condition. - Many social functions are held by them during the year, and frequently they entertain their mothers at a tea party. Like the Library Club, Moon's Key Club is a very select group of sophomores, juniors, and seniors. lt is sponsored by the Coraopolis Kiwanis Club. The year is highlighted each year for Key Clubbers in the annual Key Club-Faculty basketball game. Davidson, Keppel, Cerankowski, Balogh, Charleton, Marnhout, Heinlein. LIBRARY CLUB Standing-Krechkowski, McCormick, Bowers, Evanko, Germerodt. Seated--Kramer, Sprigle, Turner, Mathie, Gordon, I. Stouffer, T. Stouffer, Payne, Curry. K r 1 Q - M KEY CLUB Coroopolis Hobby Headquarters Trains-Racing Cars-Figurines lst row-Keppel, Stivason, Galloway, Campbell, Toy, Freeman, Crawford. 2nd row-English, Model Alrplcnes-Toys Kelley, Roerich, Rouzer, Thomas, Schmidt, Cheuvront. 3rd row-Behling, Bedick, Balogh, GEORGE MICHAEL Mushalansky. Payne' Csywlles- Pittsburgh Paints 507 Mill Street 33 Campbell, Toy, Baker, Goss, Orr, Brast, Tierney. Row III-Behling, Galloway, Stohr, Christman, Simon Bedick, Kelley, Deyton, Roehrich, McClellan, Schmidt, Twigg, Kern, Crawford, Caponecchi. Row IV- Journalism T is through the Q medium of journal- ism that other schools Kramer, Lehman, Beaman. Hanson learn of our dreams and ambitions. Moon is quite proud of the capable representation that her journalists have given. People frorri other schools and places faithfully read our papers and columns, and subsequently learn the functions of our alma mater. Our school paper, Moon Beams, lived up to its motto-- Ever shining. lts weekly publication, under the sponsorship of Mr. H. Robert Shissler, the editorship of Inna Komarnitsky and the business management of Rae Jean Sprigle, presented the news of the school. lt was with great pride that Mr. Shissler announced that five Moon journal- ists had achieved high awards in the P.5.P. A. competition. Four of these people copped second prizes, Bill Watson achieved this award for his sports cartoonsg JoAnn Ran- shaw, for a humorous essayg Inna Komarn- itsky, for an editorialg and Sam Kelley, for his sports articles. Fred Schmidt was a- warded a first prize for his article, Gadg- ets 'l'hat Make Moon High Tick. The four Record Reporters probably a- chieved the most circulation, for their column was published weekly in the Cora- opolis Record. Outsiders were kept well- informed by the entertaining and informa- tive column. Under the direction of Miss Elsie E. Braun, Jim Hanson handled sports, and Bob Beaman, Isabel Kramer, and Elise Lehman handled the activities and Moon Rays. 'Through the hard work of all connected with these two activities, Moon High boasted to the most successful and best recognized journalism department to date. GLAMOUR BEAUTY SALON Mary M. Hozel - Complete Line of Beauty Service 505 Mill St. - Co. 4-2030 - Coroopolis, Po. MOON BEA MS STAFF Standing-Galloway, Kelley, Ranshaw, Coradi. Bediek, Breitenstein, Lehman. Seatedrl. Knott, O'Rourke, Belgie, Grimm, Messncr, Whiteman, Castellrin Cals, Cramer, Komarnitsky, Dunn, Sprigle, Schmidt Deyton. is? Standing-Watson, Ranshaw, Komarnitsky, Kelley. Seated-Schmidt Trips and Awards WESTMINS TER AWARDS The Flame, 1952 Columbia School Press Association-- first place rating. Pennsylvania School Press Association--first place rating. Moon Beams, 1952 National School Press Association-- All American rating. Pennsylvania School Press Association--first class rating. Individual Awards Pennsylvania School Press Association --first place ratings, James Rafferty and Fred Schmidt--second place ratings, William Watson, Joan Ranshaw, Inna Komarnitsky and Samuel Kelley. PITT. C1906 NONSS Q11 T R I PS ATE in 1953, five members of newly elected Flame Staff with Miss Braun and Mrs. McCormick went to Westminster College. It was indeed Welcome High School Journalists for the ideas garnered there aided greatly in the production of this yearbook. Many members of the Flame and Moon Beams staffs attended the journalism meeting at the University of Pittsburgh. Mr. Shissler and Rae Jean Sprigle assisted in the P.S.P.A. convention at Altoona, both heading discus- sion groups. The longest trip was made by Miss Braun and six journalist enthusiasts when in October they flew to New York City to attend the C.S.P.A. convention. Through our trips we have learned many things. but most important we know that our dreams are the dreams of the world--we are not alone in our aspir- ations. COLUMBIA I.ARRY'S AUTO REPAIRS Prop.: L. F. BRICKNER Complete Auto Body and Fender Repair Guaranteed Radiator Service -- Painting . OFFICIAL INSPECTION STATION I6I9 5th Ave. CO 4-3690 Coraopoiis, Pa. 35 lnsfrumenfal Music 1 MAIORETTES-Waltonbaugh, Thomas, Swearingen, Goss, Thompson, Evanko, Wilson Our Band at ease Rowl Swearingen, Waltonbaugh, Thomas, Thompson, Wilson, Evanko. Row II-Shelton, Allshouse, Gordon, Mathic, King, Olson, ' ' ' d' G1 T ner, Thornhill, Goss. Row III-Mr. Evanko, J. Springer, McArtle, Kramer, P. Coradi, Rao, R. Springer, S. Cora 1, ass, ur Macfiormack, R. Pratt, Regotti, Rosignoli, Santucci, Haas, Yoder, Ranshaw, Mossey, Barrackman, Rehburg, Diche, J. Pratt, Hetzer, Cals, Watson, Heinlein. Row IV-Behling, Guliani, Foster, Prekop, Burns, Lewis, McG1vern, Aurin, Wolf, Goss, Frisch, Orr. Row V Bagnato, Simon, Caponnechi, Kurto, Anderson, B. Thompson, Twigg. Miss Stewart and Marian Hughes l t On parade 1 HE Moon High instrumental groups seem to fall into our activities like a perfect dream. Our pride centers a- round the senior high band. Seven strutting majorettes led CARNOT LUNCHEONETTE our fifty-three piece band through many gridiron gates and in Your Folfofife Snack Sho? many parades. It is certain that everyone enjoyed the many Dine ------------ Dance formations that the band displayed at halftime. Their dreams Phone CO- 4'978I came true in the presentation of a fine spring concert. 36 CQ HE Rythrnaires supplied the magic touch for many plays. Their blend of RYTHMAIRES music made the evenings even more enjoyable. During the course of the year, they played at many assemblies and Friday night dances. T 4 lst row-Kramer, Guiliani, Coradi, Simon, Pratt, Gillis. 2nd row-Orr, Caponecchi, Burns, Thompson, Behling, Thornhill. 3rd row-Mr. McCormack, Regotti, Cals. ORCHESTRA lst row-Frisch, Hughes, Turner, Gordon, Mathie. 2nd row-Simon, Evanko, Glass, Pratt, Gillis, Rao, Coradi. 3rd row-Orr, Mr. McCormack, Cals, Regotti, Thompson, Behling, Olson, Burns. CHE orchestra has always been the formal musical organization in our school. They perform at commence- ment and at the operetta. It is composed mostly of junior high school students. NDER the baton of Mr. McCormack, the junior high band is one of the fastest growing musical or- ganizations of Moon High. Vivid interest is growing among junior high students and competition is getting JUNIOR HIGH BAND harder for students who wish to participate. They play at every jflnior high assembly' Congratulations fo the Class of '53 After ninth grade, members from graduate into the senior Mormons Delicatessen high band- Montour Street Extension Corcopolis, Po. CO 4-2652 3 7 ' Vocal Music 3. Patsy, Arlene, Bill UR vocalists, both jun- ior and senior high, directed by Miss Farina with an assist from Miss Stewart, have participated in sextettes, mixed chorus, girls' glee club and operettas. They have been called upon to perform at IOCQ club functions, the Christmas parade, assemblies and open house. Perhaps the greatest honor came when Bill Campbell, Patsy Johnson, and Arlene Weinheimer were chosen to be a part of the County Chorus that performed at the Allegheny County Teachers Institute. EVANKO RADIO 8. ELECTRIC BOYS SEXTETTE 1015 5,h Ave. Col I CO 4-5920 Opereffas Sprites , Pixies Accornpanists Marion and Eileen Snowmen, Wooden Soldiers 9 af OX61 rprl 09' AST spring the senior high presented Hollywood Bound directed by Miss Farina and Mr. Shissler. To refresh your memories we include a picture of the complete cast. Landscaping 81 Grading CLARENCE B. MCCLESTER Bulldozers for rent-General hauling R.D. fa comopolas, PQ. Phone co 4-0248 OO 39 0099 V O . Sullivan, Thompson, Cantrell, Eaten, Litterini. T Christmas time this year junior high vocalists combined forces to present the Legend of the Snowman. Miss Farina, Miss Stewart and Miss Lunt were faculty directors. Our Prom 's qv!! 'ix 1 NE thing which was predominant in our high school album of dreams was the dream of putting on thc Junior-Senior Prom. Tradition- ally, the prom has always been the largest undertaking of any Moon students' high school career. With vim and vigor we plunged into the vast undertaking of transforming the gymnasium into a glamorous ball- room for one evening. After months of hard work, our dreams of present- ing to Moon High the best prom ever 3 came to a successful climax in the Hawiian Room. Above is shown the huge nylon parachute with its illuminated center- piece and webbed crepe paper which was our ceiling A an- - P oramic view was afforded by looking through our outside balcony which featured a huge fruit basket. Various colored lights gave the whole place that tropical look. Shown in front of the wishing well are the junior class officers and their K-fr 5 ----l---- guests. To the music of Brad Hunt we danced till one. Yes, FIFTH AVE- RESTAURANT the night of May 5 and our Junior-Senior Prom will live forever 809 5th Ave' in our scrap book of High School dreams. CCH CO 4-2760 or CO 4-9837 40 va ' IVlay Day 1952 I I K i x 'if J x 'Jr ' 31-.3w..w.,, Lord of the May Howard Gittins crowns Queen, Barbara Kryskill as Alma Mater, Anne Barnes, looks on. worse , I . ' , ,. ,Q . rr r 3574 il. fiat -giz -91' - 1 THE COURT Back row-John Dunn, Tom Sporskey, Charles Barnes, John Kabana, Ronald Bosetti, Howard, Barbara, Anne, James Wheeler, Ronald Hicks, James Rafferty, Keith Birmingham, Von Wright. Middle row-Gloria Kabana, Patricia Woodward, Nancy Tesla, Claire Singer, Norma Laughner, Donna Lou Boor, Barbara Price, Kay Hamil, Donna Hofacker, Ioan Mushalansky. First row-Doughty, Woodward, Hood, Shacoski, and Barnes. VERY girldreams ofbecoming Moon High's 1 May Queen, Alma Mater or a member ofthe May court. Boys aspire to being chosen Lord of the May or a member ofthe courtby their school- mates. In 1952, Barbara Kryskill as Queen of the May, Howard Gittins, and Anne Barnes, with the court were honored by a pageant written and narrated by the girls of the United States History class. Of the many dances and drills honoring the queen and depicting the periods of our coun- bers of the class of 1953. . MONTOUR HARDWARE COMPANY Sam, Ellen, Darlene, Sam C., Jim, Joan, Sporting Goods - Glass Gloria and Mal stopped the show with their power Moyers - power Tools Charleston-H Fixtures ond Plumbing Supplies 1503 Fifth Avenue CO 4-5141 Coraopolis, Po. 41 try's history was the Charleston danced by mem- Avi Science Shop lst row-Keppel, Crawford, Kelley, Carrick, Needham, Burns, Uhrine, J. Kramer. 2nd row-Mrs. Phillips, Haas, Wilson, Bowers, Evanko, Goss, l. Kramer, Fisher. 3rd row-Pemberton, Bcaman, Miller, Hornick. CHE Art Club re-organized this year under the leadership of Miss Betty Lou Phillips. The talents of the club were lent to every school production, for they ably created posters, bulletin boards, programs and scenery. CHE Science Club, one of the newer organizations of Moon High, presents a well rounded scientific background for students. The Alpha Sigma Rho, under the direction of Mr. Liebermann, presented many interesting and worth- while programs for members. Standing McClellan, Watson, Christman, Ccrankowski, Sprigle, Hartz, Thornhill, Beaman, Crawford. Sitting Whiteman, I. Carrick, ll. Galloway, R. Galloway, Curry, M. Carrick. lfusco, Wall, Kosurovicli, Hyatt, Bcaman, Bowers, Gordon, Smith, Walls. BERARDVS ATLANTIC SERVICE STATION Gus - Oil - Lubrication Coll CO 4-9955 5th 81 Ferree Sf. Coroopolis, Po. 42 PHE saws and lathes are kept humming by our shop boys. Under the direction of Mr. Braun, the boys learn how to make a variety of ob- jects. Pictured is a scene typical of the many shop classes. gay puree with '53 AY Paree of '53, the annual senior variety show, was staged on February 20. This year's production, under the direction of Mr. Lee, senior class sponsor, depicted songs, dances, skits, and variety acts from Paris. Shown below are some of the numbers from the hit---Bill and Mary in a duet...the girls in a fashion show...Flo and Jimmy hepin ' it up in their jitterbug...Ellen on the Stair way to Paradise ...Myrna in a modern Parisian number... our Singing in the Rain vocalists...A1ice Marie in a solo, Paris in the Spring. 5. Coroopolis Home Building And Loan Association John B. Berolo, Secretary 11.310 Ladies and gentlemen! Step right up to see the stu- pendous, the colossal Senior production of the smash Broadway hit, Annie Get Your Gun. Lili, 4 N annie gel your gun ii X JW' Top Row-Balogh, Stivason, Beaman, Frisch, Evanko, Baker, Thornhill, Goss, Campbell, Galloway, Barrackman, Mushalansky, Tierney. Middle Row- Kcppcl, Schmidt, Grimm, Coradi, Ayers, Kelley, Lee, McCormick, Miller, Haas, Iiwing, Lehman, Todd, Germcrodt, Hanson. Bottom Row-Kramer, Kern Robinson, Whiteman, Davidson, Sprigle, Watson, Wilson, Ccrenkowski, Hartz, Thompson, McClellan. , My Winnie and I. ll K 'VV-l x rl i --r 4 J 1 ,,,,-45 as Did ye brush yer teeth? Phone: Co 4-2260 24 Hour Towing Service ,c Auto Truck Bus D. F. MILLER CO. contracting concrete hoisting steel, etc. Trailer Rentals Fifth 8. Montour Coroopolis, Pa. Charmed! 'Chantedl XS. f- - Whatcha got there, ga 'P Ye dazzle me' cv vt , .Jie as' x - 1 Y ,,.., Little sure Shot. l f s 1 r lj I pass. OACHED by Miss Elsie Braun and Mr. J. H. Brooks, the play was produced on De- cember 4 and 5. The play was stocked with cowboys, Indians little children and sharpshooters. Our Annie on Thursday night was Joan Germerodt and on Friday, Myrna Gossg Frank was ably portrayed by Malcolm Toy. Although the girls alternatedin their parts, everyone in the production played both nights. The night one wasn't in the limelight , she was an extra. This superb co-operation ,inthe last anal- ysis, is what made Annie Get Your Gun a smash success. ilklvg 3 511651 5? 1 We got tickets for every night. Makeup Time! Pull -Shoot-Hit! SKI Step right up folks. 45 M l 5 DUNKLE'S ESSOSTATION Fifth Avenue, uf Ferree Street HAPPY MOTORINGH and new members 0 of Class Colors . . . Blue and white Class Flower . . . Yellow Tea Rose fic!-L 1 S graduation drew nearer, and our high school careers were drawing to a close, our dreams turned from school life to dreams of the future. At the thought of the future, we immediately began to wonder whether we were fully prepared to hurdle the obstacles of the future which would loom before us. But our thoughts were quickly settled when we recalled the task of selecting a specialized course in ninth grade from a variety of courses offered to us. And we were, in this way, pr'eparing for the future, unconsciously building our characters and personalities by taking part in the athletics, extra-curricular activities, and social functions in which we could participate. In these two ways we were preparing for our futures. Some of us would enter higher education in colleges and universities, while some of us would take jobs in local companies. We could confidently say that we are ably prepared for the future by successfully bringing to an end our high school careers. Compliments of STREMS Official Photographers for the Class of '53 46 5 6741075 195 Hall Patrol 3, Student Council 1, National Honor Society 2, 3, Moon Beams 1,2,3, Operetta 1, Intramurals 1,2, Hi-Y 1,2,3, Officer 2, Key Club 1,2,3, Officer l, Art Club 1, 2,3, May Day l,2, Science Club 3, Service Committee 3, Football 1, 2, 3, Basketball l, 2, 3, Athletic Club 1, 2, 3, Chief Air Raid Warden 3, Christmas Pageant 1, 2. Mr, President we call our Sam: An athlete, and artist: ua popular man. SHIRLEY ANN CORADI Shir1 Hall Patrol 3, Senior Play 3, Band 1,2,3, Officer 3, Intra- murals l,2,3, Tri-Hi-Y 2,3, May Day 1, Service Com- mittee 2, 3, Homeroom Officer 2, Class Officer 3, Operetta l Popular, Pretty and mighty sweet: This is the girl that we call veep. GARNETTE BOWERS Red Hall Patrol 3, Operetta l,2, Mixed Chorus l,2,3, Officer 3. Girls' Glee Club 1,2,3, Intramurals 1,2,3, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Art Club 1,2,3, Officer 2,3, May Day 1,2, Service Committee l,2, 3, Flame Staff 3, Class Officer 1,2,3. Quiet and small with hair of red: At every meeting the minutes she read. NANCY MCCORMICK Nancy Hall Patrol 2, National Honor Society 2, 3, Operetta 1, Sen ior Play 3 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3, Officer 2, May Day 1,2, Library Club 1, 2, 3, Service Committee 1, 2, 3, Flame Staff 3, Class Officer 1, 2, 3. As treasurer she guards the till: Her many jobs she does with a will. Compliments of LADIES' AUXILIARY Moon Township Fire Company Moon Township 47 'tv' GEORGIA DARLENE AYERS Dar Opcretta l, Senior Play 3, Intramurals 1,2,3, Manager 2, 3, Tri-Hi'Y '2,3, May Day 1,2, F. H.A. 2,3, Officer '2,3. Blond and vivncious a first class hit She's won loads of friends with her charm and wit. ROBERT D. BAKER Bob Senior Play 3, Mixed Chorus 2,3, Boys' Glee Club 3, Intra- murals 1,2,3, Hi-Y 1,2,3, Officer 3, May Day 1,2, Ser- vicc Committee l,2,3, Football 2, Homeroom Officer 1. His stories entertained us every day: Remember him as Charlie in the Senior Play? ANDREW BALOGH Andy Hall Patrol 3, Key Club 1,2,3, Hi-Y l,2,3, Football 1,2, Basketball l,2, 3, Senior Play 3, Intramurals 1,3, Art Club l,2,3, Stage Crew 1, May Day 1,2, Service Committee 2, 3, Athletic Club 1,2,3. Six foot two, a basketball whiz, Any athletic fame is surely his. KATI-IRYN LOUISE BARRAC KMAN Louise Hall Patrol 3, Student Council 1,2, 3, Officer 3, Operetta 1,2, Senior Play 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 2, Girls' Glee Club 2, Intramurals 2.3, Tri-Hi-Y 2,3, May Day 2, Service Committee 1,2,3, Band Officer 3, National Honor Society 3. As secretary of council, the minutes she's kept: hr her chosen field of nursing she'Il be adept. MARY LOU BARWELL Lou Operetta l,2, Mixed Chorus l,'2,3, Girls' Glee Club 1,2, Intramurals 1,3, Tri-Hi-Y 1, May Day 1,2, Cheerleader 1, 2,3, The clnss's bland bolrrblhelln our friend through the years: Since junior High days, she's led all the cheers. EGER'S Leading Jewelers 406 Mill Street Coroopolis, Pc. Largest Selection of Watches in this Area UR stay at Moon High has had its sad and happy moments. In our Freshman year we were saddened to lose through death one of our outstand- ing students. To honor her we estab- lished the Joan Caponecchi Award, a fund to recognize that boy and girl whose achievements during their Fresh man year are most nearly those that Joan had set as her goals. This year Patricia Coradi and Roy Behling re- ceived the award. Seniors gg,-Q 1 M 'Q 'Ks 'Q- XX 1 HE holiday season has always been duly celebrated at Moon with the Student Council offering a reward to the best decorated room. The seniors didn't win this year but we had a lot of Christmas spirit. 3 nw- AQP A 1953 E asf ROBERT LEONARD BEAMAN Bob Hall Patrol 3, Student Council 2, Hi-Y 2, 3, May Day 2, Science Club 2,3, Service Committee 3, Flame Staff 3, Homeroom Officer 1, Record Reporter 3, Art Club 1.2, 3, Officer 1. As Little jake he was a scream: As far as grades go, he' on the beam. HELEN FAYE BELGIE Faye Moon Beams 3, Intramurals 1,2,3, Tri-Hi-Y 2,3, May Day 1,2, Cafeteria Aide l,2,3. With flaming red hair and teeth that shine: Don't worry about Faye, she will do fine. MARY LOUISE BONACH Tootsie Hall Patrol 3, Operetta 1.2, Mixed Chorus 1, 2,3, Girls' Glee Club 1,2,3, Girls' Sextette l,2,3, Intramurals 1, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, May Day l,2, Service Committee 1, 2, 3, Homeroom Officer 1, 2, 3, Forensic 3. Dark and petite, a sparkling lass: In all activities, a boon to our class. TREVA ANN BRADLEY Treva Intramurals 1,2,3, Tri-Hi-Y 2,3, May Day l,2, Mixed Chorus 1, Service Committee 2, 3. An unaffected lass with nonchalant way: Trevs is always so happy and gay. DONALD R. CAMP Don Hall Patrol 3, Mixed Chorus 3, Boys' Glee Club 3, Intra- murals 1,2,3, Hi-Y 1.2.3, May Day 1,2, Service Com- mittee 3, Golf 1,2,3, Football 2,3, Boys' Sextette 3, Ath- letic Club 1, 2, 3, All-Western Chorus 3. When it comes to jobs, Don's not a shirker: As a member of our class. he's quite a worker. LACENERE BROS. FOOD MARKET Self Service - It. 8 Domestic Foods CO 4-3520 Free Delivery H10-4th Ave. Coroopolis, Po. Best in Food UR guidance ' program has given us every pos- sible help in choos- ing our future col- lege or career. Daily we have scanned the bulletin board to see what new scholar- ships or opportunities have been added to the list. WILLIAM P. CAMPBELL Bill Hall Patrol 3, Student Court 1,2,3, Moon Beams 1,2, Operetta 2, Senior Play 3, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Boys' Glee Club 3, County Chorus 3, Hi-Y 1,2,3, Officer 2,3, Key Club 1,2,3, Officer 2, 3, May Day I,2, Cafeteria 2, Ser- vice Committee 2,3, Football 2, Basketball l,2,3, Base- ball 1, Flame Staff 3, Air Raid Warden 3, Athletic Club 1, 2,3, Forensic 3, Dance Band 3, Intramurals 1,2. Tall, dark, and handsome, a basketball star: lb're mighty sure that he will go far. LEON CERANKOWSKI Pete Operetta 1, Senior Play 3, Mixed Chorus 3, Boys' Glee Club 3, Intramurals 1,2, I-li-Y 3, May Day 1,2, Science Club 3, Football 1,2,3, Boys' Sextette 3, Athletic Club 1,2, 3, Na- tional Honor Society 3. Friendly, ambitious, serious ----- you bet! Soon he'll be jockeying a super-jet. ' ' C NT l'Sa my f' Pk ,lx 'if Y i, If edi orus3 Boys' 3, Inuamur ,3, ey C ub 3, M , a 1,2, oot 3, exte te 3, ' ub 1, ,3, r R en 2. .gay 4'-wbm-Samvs-,U ,tif ie nothing to fear: ljjv fbi Mely athletic and fast as a deerff. IVV, 1 f , , GROVER COLLINS Grover ' Intramurals 1,2,3. May Day 1. Grover's a good fellow an whom we depend, He tries to be a pal and a steadfast friend. MARY CAROLYN CONDRON Mary May Day I,2, Tri-Hi-Y 2, Intramurals 1, 3, Service Com- mittee 1,2. Mary and Shirley, very dear pals: Tho' both are quiet they're really fine gals. GOODMAN'S FURNITURE STORE Everything For The Home 948 4th Ave. Coroopolis, Pa. us proud when they ' led the band on to the football field or down the avenue in a parade especially since four of them were from the Class of '53. F W. WOO LWORTH HERBERT JOSEPH DAVIDSON Herb Operetta 1, Senior Play 3, Boys' Glee Club 2, Intramurals 1,2,3, Hi-Y 1,2,3, May Day l,2, F. F.A. 1,2,3, Foot- ball 1,2,3. As 'man about school' he's cut quite a 'figger,' In all athletics, He's known for his vigor. RONALD LYNN DEYTON Duffy Hall Patrol 3, Moon Beams 1,2,3, Intramurals 1,2, Hi-Y 1, 2,3, May Day 1.2, Football 1,2,3, Baseball 1, Basketball 1,2, Class Officer 1, Christmas Pageant 1,2, Athletic Club 1,2, Air Raid Warden l. Ronnie can be seen in every sport, A whiz on the field and on the court. SHIRLEY MAY DUHAMEL Doodlebug Intramurals 1, 2, Tri-Hi-Y 2, May Day 1, Service Committee 1,2. Shy with hidden facets, like a gem uncut. Our Shirley's so pretty and immaculate. ELLEN V. EGGER Ellen Operetta 1, Mixed Chorus 2,3, Girls' Glee Club 2,3, Intra- murals 1,2,3, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3. May Day 1,2, Service Com- mittee 2, 3, Cheerleader 3, Majorette Substitute 1, Home- room Officer 2. As Moon's 'rah-rah' girl she's earned her fame, To be a secretary is her one aim. ALICE MARIE EVANKO Al Hall Patrol 3, Operetta 1, 2, Senior Play 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 2,3, Girls' Glee Club 1,2,3, Intramurals 1,2,3, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Art Club 1, 2,3, May Day 1,2, Library Club 1,2,3, Majorette 1, 2, 3, I-lomeroom Officer 1, Forensic 3, National Honor Society 3. ln cold football weather, with the band she twirls, Alice is one of our most popular girls. UR drum major- ettes really made 412 Mill Street Co 4-9808 Coroopolis, Pa. If .F ,X N at at 1953 x 1 3 sc., ,ill I ff: ff ' Seniors RUTH ANNE EWING Ruthie Senior Play 3, Intramurals 3, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, May Day 1,2, Service Committee 1,2,3, Homeroom Officer 1,2. Tall and pretty, the belle of the claaa, Here's Ruth Anne, a winning lass. ELEANOR LYLE FILSON E1lie Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, County Chorus 2, Intramurals 2,3, Tri-Hi-Y 2.3, May Day 1,2,3, Ser- vice Committee 2, Accompanist 3, National Honor Society 3. Eleanor's always lending a hand: When she plays tha piano, we think she'.l lrand. NANCY JANE FISCHER Fish Operetta 1,2, Intramurals 1,2,3, Tri-Hi-Y 2, Art Club 1,2 3, May Day 1,2. A likeable lass who works hard and steady. When a job's to be done, she's always ready. PATRICIA A. FRISCH Pattie Moon Beams 3, Senior Play 3, Intramura1s,1,2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 2,3, May Day 1,2, Service Committee 1,2,3, Homeroom Officer 1. Pretty black hair and teeth that shine, Don't worry about Pat: she'll do fine, HELEN ELISE GALLOWAY Lesy Hall Patrol 3, National Honor Society 2,3, Moon Beams 1, 2, 3, Senior Play 3, Intramurals 1,2,3, Tri-Hi-Y 2,3, Officer 3, May Day 1,2, Science Club 2,3, Officer 3, Service Committee 2, 3, Homeroom Officer 2, Intramurals Manager 2, At the head of our class, Lesy ranks, For fun and fellowship. W! UWB hef think'-H F course the numerals '53 have always been dear to our hearts because they were our trade mark, but this year when they really ushered in the year that was to see our graduation we began to feel just a bit of awe. VALVOLINE GRAFF SERVICE STATION 543 Fifth Ave. Coraopolis, Po. y Phone: CO 4-9733 ' QW: MARILYN GARREN Marilyn Operetta 1, 2, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Intramurals 1,2,3, Tri-Hi-Y 1, May Day 1,2, Homeroom Officer 1. She's slender and dark: she loves to dance- All these features, her charms enhance. JOAN LOUISE GERMERODT Joani Entered September, 1951, Hall Patrol 3, Senior Play 3, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, Intramurals 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, May Day 2, Library Club 2, 3, Service Com- mittee 2, 3, Cheerleader 2, 3, Head cheerleader, 3 Chorus Officer 3, National Honor Society 3. Vivacious and tops on the popularity poll, lblne Economics and a man are her goal. MYRNA LOY GOSS Myrn Hall Patrol 3, Operetta 1,2, Senior Play 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 2,3, Girls' Glee Club 1,2, Intramurals 1,2,3, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Art Club 1,2,3, May Day 1,2, Service Committee 1,2, 3, Majorette 1,2,3, Head Majorette 2, 3, Homeroom Officer 1, Class Officer 2, Forensic 3, National Honor Society 3. As 'Annie' she really was grand, Sie is the leader of our band. SHIRLEY ANN GRIMM Susie Moon Beams 2,3, Operetta 1, Senior Play 3, Intramurals 1, 2,3, May Day 1,2, Flame staff 3. She's a typist for our Flame: To be a secretary is her aim. ELIZABETH P. HAAS Beth Hall Patrol 3, Operetta 1, Senior Play 3, Band 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Girls' Glee Club 1,2, Intramurals 1,2, 3, Tri- Hi'Y 2. 3, Art Club 1, 2, 3, May Day 1, 2, Service Commit- tee 1, 2, 3, Homeroom Officer 1, 2, National Honor Society 3. Friendly and witty, Beth's quite e gal: With Lucille she's seen. for Lucy's her pal. 51' Q. ' 53235 I .. 3 ,--sa: --1.-ri f . , M -' ' Qi.. :M'l'E Qi.j3u . k sill... . a M. , , 5 3' W IQ - Ni- lib iii . .af , -figs' . - aff p If I 4. 15:11 r i I 5- ,. gy A ' A lp : , Q' , I f ' Q 1953 if AQ XTRA-curricular activities 1 always have found us eager and capable. We won much praise for our participation on the 1952 May Day especially our version of the Charleston. The costumes proved very popular, too. Compliments of-- FUSCO'S CONFECTIONERY 401 Ferree Sf. Coroopolis, Pa. '9Besf Food Always JAMES ROSS HANSON Jim Senior Play 3, Intramurals 1,2,3, Hi-Y l,2, May Day 1,2, Service Committee 3, Football 2, 3, Record Reporter 3, Athletic Club 1,2,3. He rallies those figures in bookkeeping classes: On the football field you should see his pssses ' LEWIS CHARLES HARTZ Bud Senior Play 3, Intramurals 1,2, 3, May Day 1,2, Science Club 2, 3, Service Committee 3. Lewis, our sporlsman, fishes and bowls: Radiaand TV are his goals. ALFRED G. HOLST Freddy Intramurals 1, May Day 1, Basketball 2.3. Basketball honors, he has taken: A well-liked lad, that's not mistaken.:' PATRICIA HUTCHINSON Pat Sextette 2,3, Girls' Glee Club l,2,3, Mixed Chorus l,2,3, Forensic 3, Operetta 1,2, Intramurals 3, May Day l,2, Tri Hi-Y 1. In the sextette she's always seen: Aroundthe school she's on the beam. ELEANOR ELIZABETH KACHIK Eleanor Student Council 2, May Day l,2, Homeroom Officer 1,2,3 With a capable manner and able fingers: In our memory she fondly lingers. Congratulations to the Class of l953 from CAINS NEWS 406 Mill St. Coraopolis, Pa. Phone: CO 4-5102 Seniors M V X .Ei iq, N: S busy as we were we did find time for classes. Chemistry class proved quite a challenge but in spite of acid burns, minor ex- plosions, jumbled for- mulae, some of us feel ready to take our places among the informed scientists. t JOSEPH W. KEPPEL Kep H all Patrol 3, Student Court 3, Senior Play 3, Intramurals 1,2,3, HiaY 1,2,3, Key Club 2,3, Officer 3, Art Club 1,2,3, Officer 2,3, May Day 1,2, Football 1,2,3, Ath- letic Club 1, 2, 3, Stage Crew 1, Air Raid Warden 3. Big and brawny, with poise and charm, He holds great strength in that right arm. ALFRED KERN Al Entered September 1952, National Honor Society, Associate member 3, Senior Play 3, Intramurals 3, Hi-Y 3, Boys' Glee Club 3. Al joined us early in the fall: And he soon became a friend of all. GAIL VIRGINIA KISOW Gail Intramurals 1, Service Committee 1, 2. Here is the girl with style and taste: When Gail's around, not a moment will waste. WILLIAM G. KLIXBULL Geeter Football 2, Intramurals 1,2,3, May Day 1,2, Air Raid Warden 3, Athletic Club 1,2. In hunting and fishing, he has no peer, Hia actions prove a character most sincere SHIRLEY MARGARET KOVAL Shirl Operetta 1, Girls' Glee Club 2, Intramurals 1, May Day 1, 2, Cafeteria Aid 3, Service Committee 3. Dark and ambitious, she's quite a gal, To all in the class, Shirley's a pal. HEMPHILUS BEVERAGES Thorn Run Road Coroopolis, Pennsylvania Phone: CO. 4-0756 OWEVER some of our know-how was put to immediate use when our Ag. boys doubled as landscape gardeners to improve our school grounds. fr .Q 9 3 I 'lv7'f- 'msg S3 25 'S' if C HAT'S cookin' girls It shou.ldn't be difficult to recognize the homemaking class on the day they were doing some canning. Here they developed many useful tal- ents. SHAFERS FLOWERS 1030 5th Ave. Margaret C . Shafer CO 4-2184 Nite CO 4-4788 Seniors 'P ISABEL MAE KRAMER sneak Hall Patrol 3, Student Court 1, 2, 3', Officer 3, National Honor Society 2, 3, Moon Beams 2, Senior Play 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Band Officer 1,2, 3, Band Student Director 3, Intra- murals 1,2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 2,3, Officer 2,3, Art Club l,2, 3, Officer 3, May Day 1,2, Library Club l,2,3, Officer 3, Record Reporter 3, Dance Band 2, 3, As Supreme justice, she was elected: For N.H.S. she was selected. ' ' FLORENCE LEE Flo Hall Patrol 3, Operetta 1, Senior Play 3, Mixed Chorus 2, 3 Girls' Glee Club l,2,3, Intramurals l,2,3, Tri-Hi-Y 2,3, May Day 1, Service Committee 3, Homeroom Officer 2, 3, Class Officer 1. Popular, petite, with raven hair: . Whenever tl1ere's fun, Flo's sure to be there.' ELISE POLK LEHMAN E Moon Beams 1, 2,3, Senior Play 3, Mixed Chorus 2, Girls' Glee Club 2, Intramurals 3, Tri-Hi-Y 2,3, Officer 2, 3, May Day 1, 2, Service Committee 1,2, 3, Record Reporter 3, Convention 1, National Honor Society 3. As record reporter and on Moon Beams too: She'll make a fine journalist through and through. ' ' GRACE MacDONALD Gracie Girls' Glee Club 2, Intramurals l,2,3, Tri-Hi-Y 2,3, May Day 1, 2, Intramural Staff 3. A cheerful gal, who is everyone's friend: On Grace's ideal, le all depend. MARY PATRICIA MAPEL Pat Operetta 1, Usher 3, Intramurals l,2,3, Tri-Hi-Y 2, May Day 1,2, F. H.A. l,2,3, Officer l,2,3, Service Committee 2,3, Intramural Staff 2,3, Pat's a loyal athletics devoted: Happy-go-lucky with a winning way. i PR 416 1953 ,C Ji, 0 7 22-an PATRICIA MCCARTNEY Pat Moon Beams 1, Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, Intramurals 1,3, Tri- Hi-Y 2, 3, May Day 1,2, Cafeteria Aide 3, Service Com- mittee 3. Into nurses' training Pat plans to go: In every lnstsnce she's real nlce to know. DOLORES MCCASLIN Dee Operetta 1, Intramurals 1,2,3, Tri-Hi-Y 2, F.H.A. 1,2,3. Tall, quiet, with A heart of gold, Say this line, :nd her' atory'l told. ERMAN DALE MCCLELLAN Mac Hall Patrol 3, Operetta 2,3, Senior Play 3, Intramurals 1,2 3, Hi-Y 2,3, May Day 1,2, Science Club 2,3, Service Committee 1,2,3, Football 1,2,3, Basketball 1,2, Home- room Officer 2. Our team's right end, this cheerful lsdg Always has a smile and never seems sad. JAMES L. MEANOR Bugs Band 1,2, Intramurals 1,2, May Day 1,2. Known as Bugs , one of our smaller fellows: His friendship never fades, it only mellowl. THERESA ANN MEI-IALIC Terry Girls' Glee Club 2, F. H.A. 2,3. Following fashion, she had a poodle cut: She's slwsys refreshing, for she's never in I rub PEN House is always a major event of the school year and everybody does his part. The Spanish class added their bit to the decorations of room ZZ. AIRPORT BARBER SHOP Hours 8 A.M. to I2 P.M. Air Conditioning Appointments Price Hoircufs 51.25 i ef Seniors SC' K N 1 12 FAMILIAR sound that has echoed through the hall of Moon High is the tap of the typists, preparing programs, class assignments or S bulletins. Many mem- bers of the class have taken typing either to use in their vocations or avocations. CATHERINE MILLER Katie Girls' Glee Club 2, Intramurals l,2,3, Tri-Hi-Y 2, May 'ith a cheerful Hi and e friendly smile. LUCILLE MILLER Lucy Hall Patrol 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Girls' Glee Club l,2, 3, Intramurals 1,2,3, Tri-Hi-Y 2,3, Art Club l,2, 3, May Day 1, 2, Service Committee 2, 3, Homeroom Officer l,2, Pretty, well-dressed and popular---you bet! Lucille from life her ambition will get. JAMES FRANK MUSHALANSKY Jim Hall Patrol 3, Student Council l,2,3, Officer 3, Senior Play 3, Intramurals l,2, Hi-Y 2,3, Key Club 3, Service Committee 3, Basketball l,2,3, Flame Staff 3, Athletic JOSEPH MUSHALANSKY Joe Hall Patrol 3, Intramurals 1, Hi-Y l,2, F. F.A. 1,2,3. He's currently employed by lilly. MARTIN G. ONDROASIK Bert Stage Crew 1, May Day 1, Service Committee 2, Home- Good lords for everyone, he can Afford: His ability lt shorthand wan Gregfs Award. Coraopolis Y. M.C.A. Serving High School boys and girls Hi-Y Tri-Hi-Y Leisure Time Activities, Hobbies Discussion Groups, S uore Dancing CO-4-0230 1010 State Avenue Coraopolis. Pa. E'LL never forget the backdrops that the art classes painted for our many dramatic productions, but the Paris scene for our Gay Paree was really the best. ANNE PEMBERTON Anne Art Club 1, 2,3, May Day 1. A quiet and serious girl is sheg Her hands hold artistic ability. LEE REGOTTI Lee Band 1,2,3, Intramurals l,2,3, May Day l,2, F.F.A. 1,2, 3, Dance Band 1, 2,3, Orchestra l,3, Penn State College Band 1. For many long years, with the band he has played: Under any condition his humor won't fade. JOAN ROBISON Joanie Gal Operetta 1, Senior Play 3, Intramurals 1, 3, Flame Staff 3, Homeroom Officer 3, May Day 1, 2, Mixed Chorus 3, Tri- Hi-Y 2. A secretary sha'll be when her goal is won: She's liked by all, and lots of fun. FRED W. SCHMIDT Fred Football 2,3, Baseball 1, Hall Patrol 3, Moon Beams 2,3, Senior Play 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, May Day l, 2, Service Committee l,2,3, Flame Staff 3, Athletic Club 1,2,3, P. S.P.A. Award 2, Official Basketball Scorer 1,2, 3, Key Club 2,3, Hi4Y 1,2,3, Officer 3. In sports and activities, Fred's sure greatg As a matter of fact, he's whistle bait. LOIS SCHOSKY Lo Operetta l, Mixed Chorus 1,2, Girls' Glee Club 1, Intra- murals 1, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, May Day 1,2, Service Committee 1,2, . Blond, quiet, and petite: Because she's at Oellig's I0 go there to eat. ELl'S SERVICE STATION Expert Lubrication We Are Here To Serve You Fifth and Main Sfreef Coroopolis, Po. Phone Co. 4-9771 59 1953 'L ERNESTINE EVELYN SLIKER Curly Intramurals 2,3, Tri-Hi-Y 2,3, May Day 1,2. Small and sweet, a nurse to be: To her neatneaa and niceness, we'll all agree. RAE JEAN SPRIGLE Rae Hall Patrol 3, Student Council 1,2, 3, Officer 3, National Honor Society 2,3, Moon Beams 1,2,3, Operetta 1, Senior Play 3, Intramurals 2,3, Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3, Officer 2, May Day 1,2, Science Club 2.3, Officer 2, 3, Library Club 1,2, 3, Service Committee 1,2,3, Flame Staff 3, Christmas Pageant 2. The journeyinj journalist she goes afar: In her jrades she keeps up to par. RUTH SPRINGER Ruthie Moon Beams 1, Operetta 1, Band 2,3, Mixed Chorus 1, Intramurals 1,2,3, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, May Day 1,2, Service Committee 2. Tlny and fair, with hair ah-ao blonde: Of Ruth and her charms we all are so fond. RONALD STIVASON Ronnie Hall Patrol 3, Student Council 3, Officer 3, Operetta 2, Senior Play 3, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Hi-Y 1,2,3, Officer 3, Key Club 2,3, May Day 1,2, Football Mgr. 1,2,3, Hi-Y Council 2. Quiet and clever, the shadow of Mal: In our claal ratlnl, he ring: the be1l. ELSIE TESLA LC Operetta 1, Intramurals 3, Tri-Hi-Y 2,3. May Day 1,2, Cafeteria Aide 1,2,3. Talented in typing, shorthand, and filing: Elsie'a the one who is always lMllihf. as Seniors ANY were the times we represented our school at conventions, music meetings, song festivals, and contests. When David went to Bethany Col- lege to participate in the Tri- State Band Concert, he was only one of the many who brought music fame to M.H.S. r. A. s- CORAOPOLIS Fumlfflke COMPANY 926 Fifth Avenue co 4-seao Corcopolis, Po. V 1953 E also participated in many contests via class projects. We have had poems included in the National Poetry Anthologies but this year we had two essays included in the National Anthology of High School Essays. Shirley Wall wrote Currier and Ives and Elsie Galloway won with her Rainy Day. BASSETT BROTHERS Groceries - Produce Phone CO. 4-6030 NELDA TARQUINIO Nei Operetta 1, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Girls' Glee Club 1,2,3, Girls' Sextette 3, Intramurals 1,2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 2.3, May Day 1, Forensic 3, Cheerleader 3. Dark and ambitious, our rsh-rsh girl: When her humor appears, the scenes in a whirl. VIC TOR M. TARQUINIO Vic Mixed Chorus 2, Boys' Glee Club 2, Intramurals 1,2,3, Hi- Y 2. Stage Crew 1, 2, May Day 1, 2. A good friend to all: full of fun and elution, le prized Vic'a talents during Prom decoration. MARY THOMPSON ' Mary Hall Patrol 3, Operetta 1,2, Senior Play 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 2,3, Girls' Glee Club l,2,3, Girls' Sextette 1,2,3, All Western Chorus 2, Tri-Hi-Y 2, May Day 1,2, Majorette 1, 2, 3, Homeroom Officer 1,2, Dance Band 2,3, Forensic 3. When it comes to singing, she's in her jloryg Popular and pretty, this tells her story. DAVID P. THORNHILL Dave Hall Patrol 3, Operetta 1,3, Senior Play 3, Band l,2,3, Mixed Chorus 2, Boys' Glee Club 2, Intramurals 1,2,3, Hi- Y 1,2, Art Club 1,2,3, Officer 3, May Day 1,2, F. F.A. 1, 2,3, Science Club 2, 3, Tri-State Band 3, Athletic Club 1, All-State FFA Band 2, Band Student Director 3, Dance Band 1,2,3, Boys' Sextette 3. Big and burly, he never sits still: Remember David as Buffalo Bill? JAMES J. TIERNEY Jim Hi-Y l,2,3, Hall Patrol 3, May Day 1,2, Intramurals 1,2, 3, Service Committee 2, 3. jim's happy-go-lucky, carefree snd jay: He wins new friends with his charming wily. A V W , .fffliff ELLEN TODD Ellen Operetta 1, Senior Play 3, Mixed Chorus 2, Girls' Glee Club 2, May Day 2, Service Committee 3. Quiet, unoelullnj, with e velvet voice: For friend end companion, ehe is our choice MALCOLM D. TOY Ma1 Hall Patrol 3, Captain 3, Student Council 1,2,3, Operetta 1,2, Senior Play 3, Mixed Chorus 1.2, Boys' Glee Club 1.2, Intramurals 1,2, 3, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Key Club 1, 2, 3, Ofticer 2,3, Art Club 1.2, Stage Crew 1,2,3, May Day 1,2, Ser- vice Committee 1,2,3, Football Mgr. 1. Basketbal1.Mgr. 1 2,3, Flame staff 3, Public Address 1,2,3, Assemblies 1,2, 3, Lt. Gov. of Key Club Div. 17. 3, Commissioner of Elections 3. Ae Frank Butler he pllyod his pert so well: And here :round school, he'e renlly swell. JOHN ROBERT UHRINE Bob Student Council 1, Moon Beams 3, Operetta 1, Intramurals 1,2,3, May Day l,2, Football 1,2, Homeroom Officer 3, Athletic Club 2. Bob and Bill, on inaoporeble team In the field of mechenice, he'e an the heel. SHIRLEY LOVELL WALL Shir1 Intramurals 2,3, May Day 1, Cafeteria Aide 1, Service Committee 1, Science Club 2,3, Officer 2,3, National Hon- or Soclety 3. One of our nlceet, e nurse to be: To her competent efficiency, I8 all elree.' GLORIA S. WILSON Gloria Hall Patrol 3, Student Council 3, Operetta 1, Senior Play 3, Intramurals 1,2,3, Tri-Hi-Y 2,3, Art Club 1,2,3, May Day 1,2, Majorette 1,2,3, Homeroom Officer 1. ForIerd Merch! And our bend goee by, Ylth Glorle tllrling her baton on high. McKOWN 8- BEATTIE Lumber-Mi I Iwork-Roofi ng Wo I lboards-Points-Hardware 865 Fourth Avenue Phone Co. 4-0409 NDEED so busy have been our years at Moon High that we often felt as if we were on a merry-go-round. Garnette, Sam, and Nancy found a real one at Strems Studios one day. Seniors ,,,,, I , I , ,gov if o-.7 3 X Xt? A S QEX -l Qi ix Y ' 3. 1953 NY story of our stay at Moon High must recall the public ad- dress system whose musical chimes called us to attention for daily devo- tions and routine or special bulletins. Malcolm has been Mr. Brooks' chief assistant at manipulating the mike and Rae Jean not only took her own turn at leading devotions but doubled for any absentee. Mc DOUGALL PONTIAC Sales and Service, Body and Fender Work, General Repairing, wheel alignment, Brake service Carburetors, lgnifion--New and Used Cars Phone: CO 4-5240 Fifth 8x Broadway AUS TIN R. WHITEMAN Dean Senior Play 3, Hall Par1'0l3, Intramurals 1,2,3, Hi-Y 1,2, 3, Art Club 1,2, Stage Crew 3, May Day 1,2, F. F.A. 2,3, Service Committee 1, 2,3, Football 1,2,3, Baseball 1, Basketball 1, 2,3, Christmas Pageant 1. Dean is an athlete, far and away: Here is the spark of the F. F. A. STEWART WILHELM Stu Intramurals l,2, 3, Hi-Y 2, 3, May Day 1.2, Service Com- mittee 3, Football 1,2, 3. A stalwart pal---our football guard: He sparked the team to gain every yard. HELEN WILSON Hel Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Service Committee 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 2. With loads of friend: in every claaap Here is Helen, a vivacious lan. WILLIAM C. WATSON Bill Moon Beams 1,2, Operetta 1, Senior Play 3, Band 1,2, 3, Officer 3, Mixed Chorus 2, Boys' Glee Club 2, Intramurals 3, Science Club 2, 3, Service Committee 2, Flame Staff 3, Chess Club 1,2, Dance Band 1,2, Air Raid Warden 3, P.S.P.A. Award 2, Carnegie Museum Science Contest Award 1. Full of humor, artistically inclined: Bill is the boy with the analytical mind. AUDREY WALTONBAUGH Audrey Intramurals 1,2,3, Girls' Glee Club 2, Cafeteria Aide 2, Service Committee 1. A sunny smile, a voice that sings, Wherever she goes, it' fun she brinja. ' WE, the Senior Class of 1953, being of sound minds and body, de- ' spite rumors to the contrary, do sign and attest the following will. I, Darlene Ayers, leave my battered station wagon to Dick Christman. Good luck at the stop signs. I, Andy Balogh, leave my 300 points to Carl Vite- vitch and Gayle Stelzig. Make a few more hoops and you'll set a record. I, Bob Baker, leave my ability to write melodra- mas to Dave Thomas. Keep it in the club! I, Louise Barrackman, leave my ability to talk my- self out of anything to Ronny Leoni. I, Mary Lou Barwell, leave the gum under the sec- ond desk in the first row in Room ZZ to Don Bagnato. It should last another year. I, Bob Beaman, leave my repertoire of snappy say- ing s and quick comebac ks to Ray Ma rnhout. I, Faye Belgie, leave my precision skates to Paul Musgrave. fBut I'll keep my season ticket to the rink., I, Mary Bonach, leave my place in the sextette to Vir- ginia Thompson. Don't stand too near the piano. I, Garnette Bowers, leave my classy wardrobe to my sister, Shirley. fAlthough that's already in the family., I, Treva Bradley, leave my daring hair styles to Janice Weinheimer- -but find a different beauty shop! I, Don Camp, leave my golfclubs to Pat Haney. Good luck on the fairway. I, Bill Campbell, leave my tenor voice to Lucille Wherry. She's tired of being a soprano anyway. I, Leon Ce renkow ski, leave that Cory telephone number to Norman Jellison. I, Myrna Goss ,leave my yellow plume and baton to Shirley Waltonbaugh. I, Shirley Grimm, leave my Shorthand fountain pen to Dolores Parise . Don't press it too hard, though- - it leaks ! We, Beth Haas and Lucille Miller, will our talent for dressing alike to Barbara Sheffler and Ruth Uhrine. I, Jim Hanson, leave my football shoes to Walter Stohr. I hope they'll carry you as fast as they did me. l, Lewis Hartz, leave my bowling ball to Lester Freeman. It's insured to bag a strike or a spare! I, Alfred Holst, leave my Sew . hoop to Bob Minton. It was jinxed for me! We, Joan Robison and Pat Hutchinson leave our Charleston steps to Ray Charlton. I, Eleanor Kaehik, leave my note s for my P.O.D. paper to Roy Ceyrolles . fYou can add to them and pass them on., I, Sam Kelley, leave the gavel of the Senior Class to Dan Roehrich. Q?, I, Joe Keppel, leave my speaking voice to Ray Mc Laughlin. Warning - -it cracks every now and then. I, Pat Frisch, leave the bottom shelf to locker 1F53 to Sandra James. But keep the top shelf empty. I may be back! I, Elise Galloway, deed my brains to Pat Curry. Give them a rest over the summer, and they'll be as good as new. I, Sam Cheuvront, leave the third hook on the left wall in the locker- room to John Crawford. and Bob We, Mary Condron and Shirley DuHamel, leave our adjacent seats in every class to Joan Ranshaw and Mary Kay Grimm. You'll never get lonely that way. I, Grover Collins, leave my ability to tally figures in Business class to Patsy Johnson. fMr. Meider will appreciate this., I, Shirley Coradi, leave my Gregg Award in short- hand to Doris Kaiser. I, Ronnie Deyton, leave my permanent seat be side Eviiss Braun during activity period to Bob Otto. Have un I, Ellen Egger, leave myjob at the Airport to Don Aurin. Don't get short-changed! I, Alice Marie Evanko, leave my job at the luncheon- ette to Gail Needham. That ' s one way not to lose touch with the alma mater. I, Ruth Anne Ewing, leave my white angora sweater to Merril Thomas . Here's a tip- -don't wear it with a black skirt! I, Eleanor Filson, leave my seat at the piano in Room Z5 to Merle Walters. Better start your lessons now, Merle. I, Nancy Fischer leave my long pageboy to Peggy Payne. 64 and Beth Barb I, Marilyn Garren, leave the last Royal Typewriter in the typing room to Joan Messner. P.S. The shift key sticks! I,'Joan Germerodt, leave my cheerleader's skirt, jacket and sweater to Kathleen Burns . Q They all have to be sent to the cleaners once a week., I, Al Ke rn, leave my Trig and Solid books to Paul Cals. They'll provide many an evenings enter- tainment f?,! I, Gail Kisow, leave my homeroom seat next to the P.A. box to Joyce Carrick! QMy motto is Keep Posted., We, Bob Uhrine and Bill Klixbull, leave our blue touring-car to Mike Kalleugher and Howard Egen- lauf. We, Evelyn Sliker and Shirley Koval, deed our nev- er ending friendships with 5 Senior girls to Lola Semerad. NAUGHTON 81 BEROLA AGENCY Coraopolis National Bank Building Coraopolis, Pennsylvania John B. Berola - Insurance - John L. Naughton I, Isabel Kramer, leave my Chief Justice position to John Simon or Carol Swearingen. ILet the election decide., I, Florence Lee, leave my bounce and stamina to Marlene Hennen. I, Elise Lehman, leave my by-line in the Moon Beams to Leona Whiteman. Keep the circulation going! I, Pat Maple, leave my means and maneuvers of get- ting to the basketball games to Carol Olsen. Don't miss a game! I, Grace MacDonald, leave my Tri-Hi-Y seat to Ed. Heinlein. That should make for more interesting meetings. I, Pat McCartney, bequeath my Gringo phone num' b.er to Alfred Mueller. I, Delores Mc Ca slin, leave my ability to maintain order inthe halls during Junior lunch hours to Lora Mae O'Rourke. IWatch those little monsters bite. I, Da,le McClellan, leave my smile to Dan Hornicek. It works automatically for pictures and jokes . I, Nancy McCormick, leave my smiling voice to Inna Komarnitsky. It clicks in every situation. I, Teresa Mehalic , leave my rippling laugh to Sally Howell. It breaks the ice every time. I, Jim Meanor, leave my worn path to school to my sister, Shirley. I, Catherine Miller, leave my adeptness at making conversation to Shirley Mossey. I, Jim Mushalansky, leave my special basketball shot to Ray Ha suhalter. It really adds points to that score. I, Joe Mushalansky, leave the keys to a certain two-toned Mercury to Chuck Stitsel. IThe governor keeps it down to 50, Chuck., I, Martin Ondrasik,leave my hints and tips on how to collect homeroom dues, donations and misc el- laneous funds from stubborn Seniors to Brian Mc Givern. I, Ann Pemberton, leave my collection of paints, charcoal and various sketche s to Gloria Merriman. I, Lee Regotti, leave my bass viol and sousaphone to John Hetzer. Added to his bass drum, he should have a I gigantic , collection. I, Fred Schmidt, leave my weekly Thursday vi sit to the journalism room to Ralph Wolfe. To qualify, you'll need some ink eradicator. I, Lois Schosky, leave my position at Oellig's to Norma Carpenter. Don't put too much ice in the coke , and don't add too much c ream to the coffee . I, Ruth Springer, leave my seat in the Blue Buick to Carol Booth. It' s equipped with 2 pillows to lift you to the steering wheel. I, Rae Jean Sprigle , leave my habit of losing note - books and important papers to Rusty Galloway. It trains one for a useful career, such as being a de- tective or a private eye. I, Ronald Stivason, leave my hall post at the lower landing to August Caponecchi. IBoy, does it get cold when they open that doorl, We, Victor and Nelda Tarquinio, leave our status as Senior twins to Judy and Tessie Stouffer. We, Elsie Tesla, Ellen Todd and Audrey Walton- baugh, leave our place at the podium in Speech Class-to Melvin Hughes. , I, Mary Thompson, leave the Dance Band's mi- crophone to Barbara Massung. I, Dave Thornhill, leave my trombone to Charles Betlyn. Keep it in register! I, Jim Tierney, do leave my perpetual late excuse to Dick Holst. Mr. C . will be glad to renew it for another year. I, Malcolm Toy, leave the Commissioner of Elec- tions post to Warren Goss. The files andcards are all in good order. I, Bill Watson, leave my ability to exist on 5 hours of sleep each night to Henry Schneeman. ICatnap- ping in class helps., I, Shirley Wall, leave my Spanish vocabulary to Mario Manna. IAdded to his Italian vocabulary, he should bec ome quite a linquist., I, Dean Whiteman, leave my place on the stage crew to Ray Mack and Dick Potts . May they autograph as many backdrops as I have. I, Stewart Wilhelm, leave my football equipment to Bob Bailey and Bob Diday. I'd leave my weight too, if I didn't need it. I, Gloria Wilson, leave my fiery temper to Barbara Johnson. It flares up at the most interesting times. I, Helen Wilson, leave my beautiful clas s ring to Frances Folk. I, Herby Davidson, do happily leave I ! I I I I I I We, the class of 1953, do hereby leave to all future classes, the new school, of which we have been able to view only the foundation. May you care for it as well as we have cared for the old school. Signed and sealed this second day of June, 1953 Class of 53 A SCHOOL IN THE MAKING Phone CARNEGIE 9645 RALPH G. MAWHINNEY SERVICE STATION GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING Pennzoil Gasoline 81 Oils Greosing DEPENDABLE SERVICE Route 228.30 IAtCI'1urch Hill Road, Gayly, Pc. ,.. CLASS OF 1936 Joseph Arthurs-898 Cannal Street, Beaver Walter Bartoach-R. D. 32 Geraldine Busch-1636 Eartem Ave. Apt. A, Baltimore, Md. Lawrence Butterlnl-10 Flfth Ave. Ext. Joseph Butera-R. D. 02 Helen Caponecchl-qMrs.Alfred Conoy 913 Fifth Ave. Helen Cepulls-qMn. Walter Laughnery Glenwlllard Woodrow Cole-Killed in Action Wordl War ll Emlly Erickson-fMrs. Robt. nuawny R. DJH Frank Evanko- Kllled ln Action World War Il Wayne Goss-R. DJI3 Alex Hlll-Address Unknown Louise Hofacker-fMrs. Wm. Simmomy 1115 Main St. John Java-Groveton, Pa. Vlanna Kennedy-fMrs. Don Sohnsy R. D. 03 Wlnlfred King-R.D.1P2 Knox, Pa. Chester La Rue-417 Sales Blvd. Abilene, Texas Leota La Rue-Kingwood, W. Va. Ruth Leonhardt-York, Pa. Josephine Lucas-Mooncrest Helen McEwen-Q Mrs. Ruaael Hoovery Beechford Ave. Theodora Medwid-fMn. D. Money 206 S. Miles Elizabethtown, Kentucky Harold Melnhardt-Glenwillard Dorothy Moser-fMrs. Clyde Moony Spring Run Rd. Clara Morrow-lMn. Clyde Bealy R. D13 John Regottl-R. DJK2 Charles Roznetlnsky- Deceased Alice Salaga-R. D. H Clyde Shafer-R. D. 03 Ralph Shenefelt-3103 Wilson Ave. Aliquippa, Pa. Wllllam Simmons-1115 Main St. Thelma Smith-fM.rs. Herbert Helnlelny Old Fort Golf Course, Indiana, Pa. Elizabeth Smonko-1Mrs. Samuel Mascariy R. DJP2 Paul Vemocy-1813 Ferree St. Frank Walker-Mooncrest Matthew Trlmber-R. D. 02 CLASS OF 1937 Doris Adams-Canada Nello Baldelarl-420 Mt. Vernon Ave. Edna Blalowas-qMrs. Wm. Meyersy 326 Woodward Ave. McKee: Daniel Baden-R. D. 02 Dorothy Campbell-fMrs. Jos. Wallaoey R.D.iI4 Elsie Flk8'fMll. Stoney Pasadena, Callf. Wanda Forsyth-fMrs. R. Dletzy 1302 Parkway Blvd. Baltimore 29, Md. Louis Helllman-Killed ln Action World War I1 Harold Heinlein-R. D. ffl Mildred Helnleln-R. D. ffl Katharine King-Uvirs. John Nesblty 1239 E. 129th St. Cleveland, Ohio Ernest Kissinger-R. D. M Franklin McCormick-R. D. H Charles O'Laughlln-180 S. Lincoln Ave. Beaver Olga Salaga-QMrs. Frank Schacoskly R. DJH James Salts-555 Centennial Ave. Sewlcldey Jos. Schnelzer-6013 Babcock Blvd. Pgh. 29, Pa. Nick Shuat-Killed ln Action World War Il Charles Somerville-Sewlckley Helen Smonko -R. D.-ffl Gladys Springer-fMn. Gladys Flshbumy 420 Clearview Place, Boundbrook, N. I. Richard Wyke-706 ExcelatorAve. Carydon, Pa. CLASS OF 1938 Virginia Bailey-rms. Frank Rohdey No. 9 Lemman St. Ambrldge, Pa. Martin Baldesaari-R. D. 04 3 Mary Alice Brosclus-QM:-s. F. Steely 49 Orchard St. Erie, Pa. sarn Brunette-R. D. ill Albert Blackstone-1022 First Ave. Olive Carson-qMrt. Robt. Grtoey Mooncrest Rocks CU' Alumni Mr. Brooks and Miss Braun include Miss King and Mr. Goss f'36y among their students who had joined them on the faculty when Miss Winne Q'48y was a mem- ber of the student body. S we prepare this roster of the seventeen gradua- tion classes of Moon High, we are proud to take our places with them as alumni of our Alma Mater. We have been happy to welcome those who have joined our faculty, we are saddened when we note that several have died, especially those nine boys who made the supreme sacrifice in World War II, and we pray for a safe return of those who are now serving in our armed forces. Eugene Cattellan-515 Piney St. Rochester, Pa. Addison Dally-B64 Thom St. Sewickley Verna Erickson-qMrs. Wm. Amendy 1711 Montour St. Harold Glffen-7303 Citronell Ave. Rivera, Calif. Stellabelle Caey-qMrs. Roy Bryney R.D.if2 Helen Hlssam-qMrs. Chas. Smlthy Mooncrest Betty Kinchen-fMn. Betty Teslay R. DJF3 Ursula King-fMrs. Howard Rogersy 1603 Katherine St. New Castle Andrew Kuzio-Address Unknown Sarah McCormick-qMn. Frank Bamey Evans City Ruth McDonald-R. DJF2 Ruby McElhaney-1Mrs. R. Van De Cary R. DJP3 - Sarah McKinley-fMrs. Edw. Beneventy 3414 Brighton Rd. Pgh. 12, Pa. Eleanor McMaster-Qlvira. Geo. Ewingy 12235 Wick St. Sun Valley, Calif. Virginia Meanor-qMrs. Darrell Folletty 2000 Ridge Ave. Cochran Acres, Allqulppa, Pa. Virginia Naleslek-Cincinnati, Ohio Guido Polettl-R. DJF4 Ruth Relsdorf-fMrs. John Richeyy Calif. Betty Richard-fMrs. Geo. Bosettiy Mooncrest George Shenefelt-Maratta Rd. Aliqulppa, Pa. Thelma Somerville-Address Unknown Charles Smith-Mooncrest Theresa Stark-fMrs. F. Meldery R.DJF4 Dragon Tesla-R. D. K2 Margaret Trimber-qMxs. W. Daezelly 1525 112 Howard Trimmer-8 Munson Ave. McKee: Rocks Ethel Wood-qMrs. Wayne Gossy R. D. 193 Henry Trunlck-Canton, Ohio CIASS OF 1939 James Arthurs-R. D. 02 Gertrude Alexander-qMrs. Jno. Pannelly Rt. Greenville, S.C. Aldah Bamet-Uvts. Noel Eastony Mooncrest Ruth Bell-qMrs. las. Mlchaely I Emma Brackus-fMts. Dominic Parisly R. DJIB Virginia Cepulls-QMrs. Henry Hally R. D.if3 Evelyn Cunningham-1Mrs. Guy De Chelllsy 205 Hartney St. Springdale, Pa. John Cunningham-clo Gen'1 Delivery, Vandergrlft Hazel Dull-QM:-s. Robt. Neffy Virginia Felbow-Mooncrest David Fike-Killed in Action World War I1 John Gaffney-R. D. K3 Betty Gebhart-fMrs. Robt. Mctaugmmy R.DJl4 Dorothy Gltnens-qMrs. Jas. Adamsony 1441 Center Ave. Janesville, Wisconsin Kenneth Goss-R. D.4f3 Catherine Gozdal-fMrs. Stephen Ruttnery 1496 Merriman Rd. Allqulppa Helen Harkness-1Mrs. Norman Balleyy 22 Crert Il-. Wireton, Pa. Wallace Harkness-Box 83, Inglewood, Colorado Viola Harvey-QM:-t. Clayton Tuleyy 1920 Young Ave. Evansville, Indiana Edward Hawes-Mooncrest Ethel Hofacker-fMrs. W. Flndleyy Freeport, Texas Marion Hughes-qMrs. Wm. Kramery Box 664 Lincoln Park N.J. Yvonne Jaussand-qMrs. Raymond Dolgosy R. DJP4 Margatate Kadllck-QM:-s. Francis Cuaary Brooklyn N.Y, Ronald Konter-R. D. 83 Lydia Kostiha-lMrs. W. Serychy 120 Short Fair Oakes Ambridge, Pa. Anna Kruest-Baden Margaret Lauderbaugh-QM:-s. Philip Donnany R. DAM Faye Laughlin-fM.ra. Wallace Roblmony Leora Link-fMrs. Frank Ralneyy 3942 Darlington Rd.Canton, Ohio Samuel Lislca-R. D. K4 Harold Lottea- 10400 N.W. 38th Ave. Miami, Fla. Betty McCartney-R. D.if3 QR. NJ Dorothy McClLnton-fMh. Ross Clarky R. DJI3 Robt. McLaughlin -R.D.iM Ralph McMaster-Baywood Dr. Plnevllle, La. Paul MacMillan-R. D. 1F2 John Morrissey-Address Unknown William Ondraaik- 1505 Fifth Ave. Roberta Patterson-fMrs. Harold Hlghmany Mooncrest Marlo Polettl -Aliqulppa Mary Price-fMn. Mary Millsy Country Club Rd. Bavarr, N.C, Elmo Regotti-741 Sixth Ave. Robt. Rouser-Baywood, Wisconsin Pine Way 6 6 Virginia Schell-QMrs. Jos. Tiermany 888 Thorn St. Sewickley Margarate Schmidt-Deceased Leola Smith-fMrs. Duvaly Canton Ohio Louise Wherry-QMrs. Robt. Neilsony R. D. 44 CLASS OF 1940 Russell Arthurs 1131 N. Hampshire Dr. Pgh. 12, Pa. Helen Bames-fMrs. Jas. Gerwigy Mooncrest Charlotte Beck-Uvlrs. Wm. Willobughyy Georgia Caldwell-QMrs. Jas. Brittony Mooncrest Lome Campbell-Bon Meade Betty Mae Conway-fMrs. Jas. Saboy Baden William Dally-119C. Robt. Lane Wilmington 6, Del. Harold Dickhart-7200 Maple Lane Neville Island Louise Dickson-fMrs. Wm. Dallyy Wilmington 6, Del. John Gaffney-R. D. 33 Lillian Gottschalk-flvlrs. Neal Ramseyy R. D. 32 Helen Gozdal-Address Unknown Russel Grey-R. D. H3 Regis Grogan-R. D. 33 I0hnGl.ra1tieri-490 N.W. 1002 3rd St. Miami, Fla. Delores Heath-fMrs. Russel Greyy R. D43 Ethel Hughes-fMrs. Ethel Millery Imperial Harry Hyatt-R. D. 44 Helmuth Jacobi-P.O. Box 272 Olean, N.Y, Katherine Java-flvtrs. Ray Millery Thorn Run Road Rutl1 Kennedy-fMrs. Ruth Bealery R. D.ff3 Norm Kem-fMrs. Arthur Fischery R. D.31 Jackson Center Frances King-Address Unknown Darrell Konter-R. D. ffl Aliquippa Samuel Kruest-Baden James Lauderbaugh- Glenwillard Hazel McDonald-R. D. 32 Mabel McMaster-fMrs. W. Varleyy R. DAM Mercer, Pa. Eleanor Regotti-West End Ave. Irene Regotti-Q Mrs. Silvio Polettiy Mooncrest Andy Ross-R. D.ifl 77 gran T Katherine Salts-QMrs. Robt. Danzeyy 4205 Broadhead Rd. Aliquippa, Pa. David Scaletto-696 Grove St. Sewickley Margaret Schaffer-fMrs. Wayne Mchaffiey Deceased Gertrude Schmetzer-Q Mrs. Gertrude Evankoy Marion Shenefelt-QMrs. Clyde Shaffery R. D. 93 Joseph Shust-405 Westminster Ave. Elizabethtown, N.I. Gladys Snead-fMrs. T. McConnelly 709 Maple St. Anita Straight-Ovlrs. E. Walzaky Glen Mitchell Rd. Sewickley Mary Trunlck-fMrs. Whitemany 63 Warren St. Crafton Edna Thomas-fMrs. Jno. Krubatkay 114 Bruce St. McKees Rocks Gerald Gordon-U. S. Army Ethel Turner-fMrs. Ross Thompsony R. D. 82 CLASS OF 1941 Bemard Alexander-R. D. 94 Jack Bailey-Glenwillard Lois Bailey-22 Crest Dr. Wiretou Arthur Berardi-Bie, Pa. Emily Bodine-qMrs. Louis La Marky 1810 State Ave. Henry Bosettl-1304 Ridge Ave. lane Broscius-Uvlrs. Wm. Currany Neville Is. 'Clyde Bruce-Ohio George Cole- Mooncrest Reno Crocco-Jacksonville, Fla, Dale Cummings-New Castle Calvin Cunningham-Killed in Action World War II Charles Dierker-Address Unknown Daniel Doughty-Fifth Ave. Arthur Faccini-413 West End Ave. Evelyn Fike-fMrs. Evelyn Stoney Ohio Richard Fischer-R. D. 33 Jean Goss- R. D. 54 Geraldine Harper-412 Mill St. Nora Horton-Address Unknown Dorothy Janke-Address Unknown Mary Jones-qMrs. Glenn McKinnisy R. DJH5 Butler Wilam Kennedy-QMrs. John Davisy R. D.Jf3 Florence Kyle-fMrs. lack Fuinnany Ewing Road. John La Rue-1108 S. Pecos, Monehans, Texas Ruth Lauderbaugh-qMrs. Clyde Reisdorfy Fresno California Dorothy Lottes-QM.rs. L. Edwardy 3045 Washington Ave. Chicago, Illinois Wm. Mamhout-R.D.ff3 Moundsville, W. Va, Hazel McConnell-QMrs. Eugene Thornburgy Frederick McCuthcheon-Thom Run Rd. Albert Parton-U. S. Air Force Charles Melnlk-Mooncrest Harold Mertz-R. D.if3 Joseph Molinatti-Miami, Fla. Alice Morrow-1Mrs. Lome Campbelly R. DMS Margarat Mushalansky-tMrs. Harold Hein1einyR. D.1lf1 Paul Riccio-California Samuel Salaga-R. DJI4 Margaret Salts-1Mrs. R. Wynny 127 Laurel Ave.Ben Avon Dorothy Springer-R. D. 83 George Trimber-R. D. 44 Dorothy Trimmer-fMrs. K. Farhyy Mooncrest Robt. Von Stein-Glenwillard Dorothy Wilkinson-fMrs. G. Trimbery R.D.1lI4 Mack Styles-Glenwillard AUTENREITH'S DOLLAR STORE 946 Fifth Avenue Coraopolis, Pennsylvania Ronald Torrance-R. D. 53 CLASS OF 1942 Mary Alimena-1 Mrs. Mary Belly R. D. 33 Irvin Baldessari- Washington D. C. Mary Baechtold-Q Mrs, Dragon Teslay R. D. 42 John Cepulis-R. D. H3 Carol Cummings-fMrs. A. Orry R. D. 88 New Castle Elizabeth Druga-Glenwillard Wm. Duff-U.S.Air Force Norma Forsythe-McCabe Ave. Estelle Faust-fMrs. Richard Fischery R. D. 33 Dale Gass-Box 352 R. D. 44 Wayne Gifford-'711 Maple Lane, Sewickley Howard Gittens-R. D. 44 Thelma Graff-qMrs. Wm. Burky 1637 East St. N,E, Washington D.C. Francis Grogan-R. D. 34 Martin Grogan-R. D. 94 Delores Gunkle-fMrs. Ulada Dostaly '7 Brook St. Jim Harkness-R. D. 33 Bob Harvey-R. D. 43 Eugene Herman-6908 Rogers Ave. Merchantville, N,I, Gilbert Hughes Ir. -R. D. 43 Roy lnman-R. D. ifl Adelaide Jackson-fMrs. Jas. Bishopy Cleveland, Miss. Wilbert Kisow-R. D132 John Mechtley-R. D.4?3 Henry Medwid-R. D. 'lil James Messner-Grand Ave. Neville Island John Meyers- 49 Bennington, Rochester, N,Y. Bernett Miller-Killed in Action World War II Addison Harry-R. D. 34 John Reddinger-Address Unknown Esther Reinsel-fM.rs. Carl Gutshally 813 Maple Clyde Reisdorf-536 W. Hammond Fresno, Calif. John Scaletto-Deceased Rose Marie Schnelzer-1Mrs. Richard De Cenzoy Groveton Village Julia Shust-fMrs. Steve Bombrowskiy R. D.4f2 Frank Talarico-R. D. H3 Ralph Thompson- Killed in Action World War II Warren Trimmer-945 Fifth Ave. Samuel Waite-620 Fifth Ave. Joseph Weiner-R. D.if3 CIASS OF 1943 Earl Allshouse-R. D. iii! Josephine Bahr-Address Unknown Van Barnes-223 Allen Ave. McKees Rocks Natalie Bodine-Sewickley Henry Borden-240 W. 3rd St. Erie, Pa. Bessie Bruce-tMrs. Stanley Foxy Baden Rose Marie Buters-1Mrs. Alex Castercaney Chesnut St. Emily Centoni-Address Unknovm Sally 0. Cepulis-R.D.ff3 Wendell Combs-R. D. 44 Helen Du Pell-fMrs. Raymond Kimberlingy 502 Avondale Ave. Marion, Ohio Sally Eissler-fMrs. Chas. Weeksy 1644 Waterbury Rd. Lakewood, Ohio Katherine Evanko-fMrs. Jos. Perocky R. D.if1 Pearl Faccini-fMrs. Pearl Nashy 413 West End Ave. Elizabeth Fotheringham-111 W. Mountain St. Glendale, Calif. Mr. Medwid '43 and Mr. Hawes '39 after service in l ' joined our facultj Nancy Gettin-Address Unknown Eleanor Geyser-fMrs. H. Rutherfordj Allqulppa Bruce Gifford-R. D. 01 Sewickley Mary Grannls-fMrs. A. Bagatimj 606 Fifth Ave. Margaret Gregory-fMrs. R. Campbellj Califomla Frank Gualtler-14815 N. W. 11th Ave. Robert Harper-R. D. M ' Twlla Hoover-R. D.ff3 James Horton-Address Unknown David Kennedy-Shaffer Rd. Walter Mahr-534 Beaver St. Sewlckley Marjotle Mamhout-fMrs. Jack Herdj R. D. 02 Leonard McCartney-Cherry St. Allquippa Jean McDonald-fMrs. John Oellgj 618 Wood St. Glorla McElhaney-qMrs. Mohneyj Gary Indiana Marianne McKalllp-QMrs. Jno Bonnerj Mooncrest Clyde Meanor-Box 265 Daniel Medwid-1321 Main St. Mary Melnlk-QMrs. Geo. Chunkoj R.D.iI4 Lols Olson-gMrs. Jno. La. Ruej Monahans, Texas Ruth Parry-fMrs.Clyde Meanorj Box 265 Arthur Paulson-Address Unknown Eunice Potts - Address Unknown Steve Rozlnsky-Sllver Lane Aliqulppa Betty Scaletto-Coraopolls Betty Taylor-fMrs. Jno. Klnoj 323 Fifth Ave. Aliquippa Ruth Whetry-fMrs. Walter Gorynj 138 Allen Place, HartfordConnecr.lcut Ruth Zimmerman-R. D. 02 CLASS OF 1944 Ellajean Allard-QMrs. Wynn Tapllnp Ann Harbor, Mlch. Ernest Beachley-14300 Grant St. Dolton, Ill. Helen Betlyn-R. D. Jil Margaret Bremmer-R. D. H4 Thomas Conkle-R. D. 83 Mary Lols Cupps-fMrs. C. McCartneyl Wlreton Carolyn only-qmn. w. Neffj wilkrmburgh Dolores Eckelberry-fMrs. Walter Baerp Mooncrest Richard Fabec-423 West End Ave. Mary Flke-Address Unknown James Fltzslmmons-R. D. 01 Mary Frlschmann-fMrs. Geo. Thomasj Box 2'13 Imperial Helen Glffen-S. 16th St. San Jose' 12, Calif. Samuel Gracey-Wlreton Robert Grogan-R. D. H Leona Harvey-fMrs. Jas Morrowj R.D.ff1 lmperlal June Hoover-fMrs. Robt. Sowersp R. D. 03 Dorothy Hofacker-fMrs. Jos. Baloghy Mooncrestt' Edna Hughes-fMrs. Eugene Parraulty Ogdenberg, N.Y. Nlck Java-R. D. W2 Dolores Kissinger-fMrs. Cegalskyj 22D Terrace McKee: Rocks Sarah Kremln-R. D. 83 Phyllls Krentz-1Mrs. R. D. McCullough, Neville Ia. Roger Lewls-Nevllle Island Marjorie McCormick-qMrs. R. Glelcherty Barberton James MoCurcheon-310 Beaver Rd. Sewlckley, Pa. Harry Mertz-R. D. 83 June Miller-1Mn. Wm. Smlthj R.D.if3 James Pratt-Arroyo Estates, Harlingen, Tex. Robert Rehburg-R. D. 83 John Relnsel-Forest Grove, McKees Rocks Donald Relsdorf-Killed In Actlon World War II Robert Salrs-R. D. K3 Hazel Smith-Address Unknown Marjorie Stark-R. D. 83 Robert Trlmber-R.D.iIf3 Elizabeth Walker-fl. G. Macl.lnJ 186 Hlll St. , Fair Oakes Catherine Welner-fMrs. Wm. Devenzioy Neville Is. John Wilkinson-R. DJH Doris Wagner-Address Unknown Patrlcls Yunker-Address Unknown CLASS OF 1945 Dorothy Allmena-fMrs. Dorothy Brawj R. 13.43 Donald Barnes-Burbank, Calif. Mary Betlyn-R. D. 01 May Burford-fMrs. Ralph Voge1eyJ218 Madison Ave. Bellevue, Pa. Betty Lou Coradl R. N. , 411 West End Ave. Lois Beeg1e'QM!1. Robert Hudockl R. DJH Anthony Bosetti-Mlaml, Fla. Mary Caldwell-QMrs. Jas. Cummlnsy Moonerest James De Marla-Address Unknown Jeanne Du Pell-R. D. 03 Darlene Gordon-413 S. St. Wllklnsburg, Pa. clo Guy Buckley Geraldine Grannls-qMrs. Noman Gonetp Graham Goss-R. D. H Richard Graeben-406 Valparaiso Rd. . Oak Ridge, Tenn. Gerald Grey-A ddress Unknown Wllllam Hanwell-1120 Vance Ave. James Henkel- 23 112 Pearl Ave. Oil City, Pa. Arthur Hughes-625 George St. Harry Jukes-Buras, La. Paula Klrk-fMrs. D. Schelly Allentown James La Rue-Chicago, llllnols Jack Le Adore-U. S. Navy Jane Llslca-qMrs. Kenneth Hyatty R. DJP2 Margaret Mahr-fMrs. Wm. Hershbergerj R.D.4f2 Violet McClellan-fMrs. Arthur Melslyy R. D.1f1 Robert McDonald-R. DJF2 Evelyn Nkessnet-QMrs. Seubertl Neville Island James Meyen-R. D. K2 Levi Meyers-clo P. M. Vernal, Utah 5 as Second Generation Moon High already boasts a second gen- eration. Here are James Laughner QI-lelen Cepulisl, Lois and Janet Hoover Q1-Ielenj McEwen, Harriet Walker QFrankl and Arnold Moon QDorothy Moserf. June Musgrave-fMrs. John Koppj R.D.1!2 Lucy Prentice-fMrs. Bakery R. D. K3 Dorothy Sawyer-fMrs. James Prattj Anoyo Estates. Harlingen,Tex. Jayne Schofield-qMrs.. Chas. Llslcal R. D. W2 Ruth Stark-qMrs. Gene Glllmanj Oklahoma City Kenneth Stovlak-U. S.Army Vlolet Toy-fMrs. E. Cassell Mooncrest Delbert Waite-R. DJF4 Albert Wiener-R. D. 33 Charles Weaver-R.D. 31 Robert Weir-R. D. IF4 Frank Wilhelm- Manslonettes-Neville Island CLASS OF 1946 Charles Herman-Baton Rouge, La. - Frances Powell-qMrs. Jas. Sloany R. D. W3 Harold Morrow-R. D.if3 Warren Smith-504 Franklin Ave. Allqulppa Richard Atwood-Maple St. Ext. James Baechtold-1518 Lakeside Ave. Baltimore. Md. James Balduzzl-U. S.Army los. Balogh-Mooncrest Bertha Bartosch-QMrs. Jno. Swankj 125 Marlboro Rd. Fox Chapel Blanche Bosetd-City 8 Edward Botkln-R. D. 83 George Brunette-Mooncrest James Carr-R. D. 83 Elizabeth Chimlnolli -City 8 Ernest Dombl-Address Unknown Hattie Farrar-fR.N.J 1803 Valentine Ave. Cleveland Ohlo Ruth Ffke-Pasadena, California Emil Franks-Thom Run' Hazel Geyser-QM:-s. Mlllery R. D. 01 Allqulppa Harry Giffln-R. D. F2 Melvin Gittens-Sewlckley Howard Gracey-Eastem Kentucky S.'1'. College Margaret Graff-1Mrs. Margaret Ryany Mooncrest Stephen Gregory-U.S. Alr Force Alma Griffin-Address Unknown Rita Grogan-fMrs. G. Pontlcellaj 205 Hlland Ave. Sumper, S.C. Alberta Gunkle-qMrs. Jno. Betschy 1432 Flfth Ave. Jannabelle Harvey-Uvtrs. Robt. Johnson, R. D. 02 Corning, N.Y. - Norma Jean Harden-QMrt. Pat Glanopoulosy P. 0. Box 508 Philadelphia Robt. Kachlk-373 McKees Place Pgh. 13, Pa. Robt. Kropf-R. DJF2 Grace Lottes-1Mrs. Wendall Combsj R. DJI4 Vallee 'Mcllwaln-fMrs. Jas Harknessj R. D. 83 Mary Mechtly-fMrs. Louis Kukaly R.D.4M Mary Mollnattl-fMrs. Mary Youngj Garland St. Vails Gale, N.Y. Rebecca Oakes-4538 40th St. Sunnyside, N.Y. Joyce Olson-qMrs. Jos. Maddenj Cochran Acres clo Mr. C.E. Olson Raymond Regottl-West End Ave. Millard Rehburg-201 N. St. Eureka, Kansas Elsle Schaffer-Thom Run Rd. Lyle Shafer-Apt 2C Glenwood Hgta. Connellsvllle Florence Shust-fMts. Louls Laveronskly R. D. ifl Clinton James Sloan-R. D. 03 Meredith Springer-R. D. 33 Lorraine Strutzel-QMrs. C. Boyer, 1120 Main St. Allqulppa Wllllam Taylor- 1108 Hood St. Albon, Texas Paul Tesla-Mooncrest Elizabeth Thompson-qMrs. Don Owenl Mooncrest Wllllam Trimmer-493 Seventh Ave. Pearl Trunlck-qMrs. Marelllj R. DJF1 Clinton Dorothy Walker-qMrs. Arthur Speelmanj Kansas Richard Weaver-R. D. 41 ZIMMERMAN-s GARAGE Compliments of Cornof, Pennsylvania --1.i .. W f I 1 f74 ff K y.!c4.4a1L' Harrywelr-230 W. 45th St. Hialeah, Fla. Harold Wright-Camegie Lester Yost-548 State St. Baden Wallace Scott-U.S. Army CLASS OF 1947 Samuel Alimena-R. D. 01 Clinton Lois Baker-1Mrs. Thomas Anderson Jr.j 829 Sixth Ave. David Bagozzi-U. S. Army Robert Boger-'719 Cith View St. Akron, Ohio Eugene Bosetti-Fifth Ave. Ext. Georgette Burford-qMrs. Ralph Shoosterj Neville Is. William Botkin-R. DJF3 Julia Cals-QMrs. Jolm Bartonj South Heights Norma Chiminolli-City 8 Ruby Dunn-R. 13.93 John Ciblnic- Mooncrest James Evanko-R. D. 83 Edna Frank-fMls. Robert Eberlyj R. D. 83 Robert Glass-R. D. 83 Myles Gaffney-R. D. W3 Wanda Gordon-fMrs. Addison Parryj R. DJF4 Ruth Green-fMrs. Rus. Duncany R. D. H2 Charles Hertzer- Kentucky John Haberland-R. D. 42 Glenn Hyatt-R. D. 34 Otto Hughes-Wireton Donald Jukes-clo U. S. State Dept. Catherine Huff-Address Unknown John Kennedy-R. D.if3 Ray Koepfinger-U. S. Air Force Max Kremin-U. S. Navy Theodora Koepfinger-fMrs. James Arthursj R. DJF2 Dorothy Krentz-fMrs. T. C. O'DonovanJ Turtle Creek Dorothy Kruppa-qMrs. Robt. Bogerj 719 City View St. Akron, Ohio Doris McCartney-QMrs. Wm. Salesy R.D.lf3 Iqlm Maglas-R. DJ?2 Jean McCormick-fMrs. David Turnerj Oakdale, Pa. Helen McLaughlin-R. DJ!!! Nancy Meyers-West Penn Nurses Home, Pgh. Pa. William Menosky-U. S. Army' Margaret Nichols-Address Unknown Gerald Pom-R. D. its Morgan Price-R. DJF4 Evelyn Price-qMrs. Evelyn FlscherJR. DJP3 Josephine Rebuelta-qMrs. Josephine Skabuithy Clinton Harold Roznetinsky-R. D. ffl Frances Schneider-R. D. 43 James Sabo-University of Cinncinati George Scott-R. D. W4 William Smith-R. D. 33 Mary Stttsel-fMrs. Ken. SwagerJR.D.ilf4 Ann Tesla-63 Denvers Ave. Pgh. 15, Pa. Rita Thomas-Q Mrs. Chess Fardellaj 1117 Hotchkiss St. Pgh. 12, Pa. Paul Trimmer-495 Seventh Ave. John Trimber-R. D. 63 Ann Valentich-Address Unknown Rose Venneri-fMrs. A. Tarquinioj R. DJ151 Joseph White-U. S. Marines Gloria Wilhelm-QMrs. G. Sefton, Highland Ave. CLASS OF 1948 Joseph Arnold-R. D. 83 Lois Baechtold-qMrs. Albert Kormausj Rt. 3 Pulesky, Wisconsin Jean Baker-R. D. 01 Dolores Balduzzi-Fifth Ave. Ext. Thomas Balogh-U. S. Army Richard Barbian-Hartford, Conn. Clifford Barnes-U. S. Navy Beverly Beckman-Address Unknown A Grace Betlyn-qMrs. Robt. Ehlej R. D.lf1 Raymond Blalowax-R. D. 33 lnna Boyd-fMrs. Clair Coulsonl 829 Royal Ave. Addie Lou Cals-qMrs. Stewart Milesj Japan . Catherine Cheuvront-qMrs. Ostepachenkoj Glennwillard Gloria Coradi-qMrs. Graham Gossj R. D. fr!! Clair Coulson-B29 Royal Ave. Phillip Eckelberry-Unit 53B G. H. V. Fort Bolvier, Va. Katherine Fish-qMrs. Robt. Wrightj Mooncrest Lois Fordyce-fMrs. F. Yostj 548 State St. Baden Shirley Fotheringham-qMrs. W. Jellison Jr.j 111W Mountain St. Glendale. Calif. Harry Faust-R. D. 43 Margaret Franks-flvlrs. Robt. Eberley R. D.if3 Anna Gaffney-R. D. 93 John Gass-R. DJF4 Herbert Goss-R. D. 33 Harry Gracey-U. S. Army William Grannis-Old Thorn Run Hollow Margaret Grimm-QMrs. R. Kropfj R. DJH Anna Haberland-Maple St. Ext. Wilma Helmberger-Mt. Nebo Rhea HemphillfMrs. Bushj Coraopolis John Holmes-Mooncrest William Jellison-U.S. Army Joseph Kachik-Mooncrest Leonore King-fMrs. W. Hoovlerj Hampton, Va. Ralph Kirk-R. D. 83 Florence Kisow-qMrs. F. Fenldj Box 137 Groveton Romaine Krysklll-R. D. 42 Barbara Kupinski-fMrs. Brownj R. D.1r3 P Craig Logan-R. D. 94 Sally McCall-fMrs. Jos. Sranlyj 810 Thom St. Sewickley A Doris McClellan- R.N. 1Mrs. John Meesyj Norma McCormick-fMrs. Charles Hermany Baton Rouge, La. Joyce McClellan-QMrs. Louis Romascoj Box 2'1 Montour St. Ext. Robt. McNally- Elizabeth Mahr-fMrs. Bernard Foory R. D32 Reading, Pa. Hilah Meanor-R.N. 810 High St. Sewlckley Robt. Mechtly-R. D14 Betty Merriman-fMrs. Herbert Gossj R. D. 03 George Meyers-U. S. Army Richard Miller-Apt. 304 Yorkway, 2321 Lincoln Rd. N.E. Washington George Neiderriterawaldridge, Ohio Carolyn Ploy-R. D. 34 Dolores Price-fMrs. Robt. Cookj 1214 E. Ponca City, Okla. Helen Risllnk-qMrs. Wm. Murphyj Cleveland, Ohio Theodore Rosignoli-2 Fifth Ave. Ext. Barbara Ryan-1 Mrs. Wallsy R. D442 Catherine Schmidt-R. DJP2 Elinor Scott-fMrs. James Wallacej 718 112 Front St. Marietta, 0 Thomas Scott-U. S. Air Force JoAnn Singer-fMrs. Jas. Carroll, Baltimore, Md. Joseph Singer-U. S. Coast Guard Samuel Shemaka-203 Sunnyfield Dr. Glenshaw Virginia Sliker-qMrs. Robt. Sharpsj R. D.ff2 Wilma Stewart- lames Stovlak -Bethany College Fannie Talarico-Thom Run Joan Tierney-qMrs. Warren Smithj 504 Franklin Ave. Aliquippa Delwln Toy-Village Court-Irwin, Pa. Lois Trimmer-fMrs. Lawernce Fallony 493 Franklin Ave. Sally Walker-186 Hill St. Fair Oaks Wava Warman-fMrs. Bufflngtony Imperial Lois Weaver-flvlrs. Richard Mlllerj Washington D.C. Mildred Wherry-44 South St. Hartford, Conn. Jean Winne-R. D. 44 vugu wyke-R. D. +4 Grace Yost-fMrs. John Gobrechtj Dalzell Ave. Ben Avon CLASS OF 1949 Edward Beaman-4031 Ridge Ave. Leonard Birmingham-R. D. 43 Marjean Borden-City 8 Samuel Bosettl-Coraopolis 8 Norman Bowne-Penn State College Patricia Burns-qMrs. Paul Langej Wood St. Cora. Lillie Camp-flvirs. O. McKelveenJ Mooncrest Roselle Cibinic-fMrs. Howard Wheelerl Mooncrest Catherine Combs-fMrs. Ed Beamanp 4031 Ridge Ave. Dean Corbett-R.D.4ll4 Audrey Dixon-R. D. W2 Abbie Du Pell-fMrs. Charles Baranowskyj R. D. W3 Anna Mae Frischmann-R. DJH4 Gerald Goss-Indiana S. T. College Ronald Goss-R. D.4f4 Wilfred Goss-R.D.ff3 Pauline Graff-'144 Seventh Ave. James Grafton-U. S. Marines Betty Green-R. D.lf2 Frank Gregory-U.S. Army Ruth Gregory-421 West End Ave. Mary Grogan-R. D. 93 James Gualtieri-U.S. Navy Shirley Harkness-University of Colorado Rose Marie Holst-QMrs. Wm. Leechj Mooncrest Morris Hoover-R. D. 33 Thomas Hoover-U.S. Navy Gerald Hughes- R. D. 33 William lnman-U. S. Army Robert Johnson-R. D. lf? Stephen Kinchen-U.S. Army Robert Klixbull-U.S. Navy - Ellen Koeplinger-City 8 Helen Koepfinger-City B Marilyn Kramer-qMrs. Leonard Birminghamp R. D. 33 James Laird-U. S. Army William Leech-U. S. Army Helen Martin- 1525 Rockland Ave. Pgh. , Pa. Loretta McClellan-fMrs. L. Egenlauh R. D.if3 Delores McConnell-R.N. fMrs. Don. Benkej 1039 Ridge Ave. Sally Mcllwain-128 Washington Ave. Bellvue Joseph McG1vern-1601 Blvd. of the Allies, Pgh. Dorothy Meanor-fMrs. Jim Graftonj R.D.ff3 William Meanor-R. D. 83 William Morris-Bon Meade Roy Potts-U. S. Army Robert Powell-U.S. Army Marilyn Rehburg-R. D. 'IM Dolores Smonko-fMrs. Dolores Kinchenj R.D.4f4 John Straka-U,S, Navy Norman Swearingen-fMrs. C. Schamingj 802 Lake St. Gino Tarquinio-U.S. Army Joe Tesla-U.S. Army Al- Fcbec Dick Fabec FABEC BROS. DuMonf TV-Zenith Norge Appliances Phone: CO. 4-1380 1032 5th Ave. Coroopolis, Pa. hio Walter Vance-U. S.Army Earle Von Stein-315 Carollne Ave. Chester, W. Va. Merle Von Steln-R. D. 02 Audrey Walte-fMrs. D. Malllcky Jacksonville Fla. Howard Wheeler- Mooncrest CLASS OF 1950 Wllllam Arnold-n. D. fra , ' Elizabeth Baker- Mlaml Unlverslty of Ohlo Charles Baranowsky-R. D. K3 Rlehard Baranowsky-R. D. 42 Vlrglnls Barblan-R, DJF2 Edward Boggs- Mooncrest Donald Bonl-U. S.Army Richard Bonl-U. S. Army Ralph Bosettl-U. S.Army Russel Bundy-North Stde, Pgh. Albert Cala-U. S. Navy Cllfford Campbell-Waynesburg College Jean Combs-1Mrs. Thomas Dunn, Robert Coradl-U. S.Army Susan Crawford-Cornell Unlverslty Wllllam Davis-Penn State College Martha Graff- fMrs. Edward Boggsj Mooncrest Paul Hicks-Unlverslty of Pennsylvania George Hofacker-R.D.if3 Paul Doughty-Oakdale Richard Haney-31 A. Denver Ave. . McKees Roc Zelma Hlssam-1Mrs. Harry Graceyj R. DJF4 Alma Holst-Mooncrest Bruce Hyatt-R.D.iH Melvin Hyatt-U. S.Army Stephen Java-New Brighton, Pa. James Jelllson-U. S.Alr Force Vlncent Kachlk-U. S. Army Donald Klrk-U. S. Navy Joan Knoll-Slippery Rock S. T. College Ronald Kulchak-R. D.03 John Lasanlch-R. D. IH Ruth Lazear-fMrs. Robt. Plckensy R.D.03 Barbara Long-Mooncrest Marte Maglas-lMrs. L. Goldl R.D.if3 Desire Marnhout-R. DJF3 Charlet McCaslln-U. S.Army Margaret McCormick-R. D. ill Wayne McDonald-U.S.Army Ronald McFarland-U. S. Alr Force Haul Meanor-R. D. 01 Ruby Mlnton-R. DJP3 Ronald Morris-Highland Ave. Paul Morrow-R.D.fl1 Ralph Morrow-R. D. 03 Alben Nelderrlter-U. S. Army Martha Nelderrlter-R. D. ill Leroy Pemberton-McKeesport Shirley Fetrle-Wlreton Llla Price-1Mrs. Iames Ragarj R.D.Jf3 Mary Roslgnoll-2 Fifth Ave. Ext. Carolyn Ryan-R. DJF2 Mary Scott-QMra. G. R.R1zzoj 1213 Beaver Rd. Ambrldge Jan Steber-Penn State College Albert Straka-R. DJF4 Kenneth Strohl-Lehigh Unlverslty Bemard Tierney-R. DJP3 Paul Tlemey-R. DJ!!! Joseph Thomas-1133 Charles St. Mexees Rocks tary V Delorls Bosettl-Allegheny General Hospital QM 26? C Q A8 4 John Wilson-R. DJF2 Thomas Walker-Wyandotte. Mlch. George Weaver-U. S. Army ' CLASS OF 1951 Carl Aurln-U. S. Marines 6 'X 0 9 fl , George 'rhomhnl-R.D.1l4 Q3 J 5 7 X 33 X 5 vt lr Frances Baranowsky-fMrs. Donald Dacqnlstoy 215 Highland Xvye. J Raclne, Wlsconrln Dorothy Barret-QMrs. Ray Psrkerj R. DJW Betty Ann Barwell-Moonaest Allen Blrmlngham-Wake Forest College Raymond Bonl-498 Seventh Ave. Mary Ellen Burns- St. Francls Hospital Olive Cala-Penn State College Elizabeth Cheuvront-R. D. W3 Darrell Clark-Penn State College Charles Cuny-Bethany College Earl Davis-Penn State College Rlchard Evanko-Penn State College Robert Evanlm-Penn State College Shlrley Freeman-Sewlckley Valley Hospital Donald Harvey-U.S.Alr Force Nelson Hughes-R. D. 03 Wllllam Kelley-The Unlverslty of Pittsburgh Jean Kllxbull-fMrs. Davld Prlcey Groveton Delores Koepflnger-City 8 Leroy Koepflnger-U. S. Army Barbara Kramer-qMrs. Clifford Rubottomy Canonsburgh Patslcla Kulchak-R. D. 43 Paul Lemley-U. S. Marines Wilma Llghtner-QMrs. Jos. Muzyj Thorn Run Harold Logan-R. D. 84 Robert Mahr-R. DJI2 Ronald McCartney-Washington Mlsslonery College Willis McClafferty-R. D. 1M Kathryn McClellen-1Mrs. George Andersonl 'lth Ave. Mary Allce McGivern-Pennsylvania College for Women George Mehallc-815 Montour St. Wllllam Meyers-U. S.Alr Force Frances Miller- Mooncrest John Oakes-U. S. Marines Norma Phllllps-fMrs. R. Barbery Nevllle lsland David Prlce-Groveton Joseph Rabbltt-U. S. Marines Marlon Rlchle -Llncoln University Raymond Rose-U. S. Navy Verna Roehrlch-Sewlckley Valley Hospltal Mary Scaletto-Sewlekley Helen Schneider-R. D13 Charles Scott-U. S.Navy Donna Seybert-Moonerest Norman Sloan-U. S.Army Parker Smith-U.S.Army John Snell-1009 Sheffield Ave. Allqulppa Florence Stlvason-Sewlckley Valley Hospital Wllma Straka-R. D. UK Gloria Tarqulnlo-Ohlo Valley Hospital Leona Thompson-qMrs. Parker Smlthy R. DJIS Margaret Tlemey-Ohlo Valley Hospital Carl Trlmber-Juniata College Jean Wall-R. D. K3 Marlon Wlnne-Sewlokley Valley Hospltal Patrlcla Tierney-R. DJP3 Laverne Wood-QMrs. James Lalrdj R. DJH Doane Wright-U. S.Alr Force James Scott-U. S. Army CLASS OF 1952 Edward Arnold-R. D. H Anne Barnes-Carnegie Tech. Charles Barnes-U. S. Army llrn Bames-R. D14 Alfred Belgle-U. S.Alr Force Keith Blrmlngham-Juniata College Donna Lou Boot-R. DJM Raymond Bosettl-801 Vine St. Ronald Bosettl-6 Fifth Ave. Ext. Harry Bor.kln-R. D. 03 Wilma Burford-R. D. 81 Charles Carr-R. D. H Rose Marle Duhamel-R. DJF3 John Dunn-Mooncrest Joseph Fahrlon-Ohlo Mary Ellen Fischer-R. D. 03 Howard Gittins-Rennsalaer Inst. of Tech. William Green-R.D.1l2 Grace Grimm- Mooncrest Kay Hamll-Phoenlx, Arlzona Donna Hofacker-Allegheny General Hospital Ronald Hlcks-Penn State College Darlee HOOVBI-flkl. Howard Hartleyj 1518 Center Ave. Sewlckley, Fa. Robert Jelllson-U. S.Alr Force Gloria Kabana-Mooncrest John Kabana-U.S. Navy Barbara Krysklll-Unlverslty of Pennsylvania Norma Laughner-Penn State College Adda Lee Lemley-R. DJF4 Janet Lender- Mooncrest Loretta Llnk-qMrs. Wm. lnmanj R. D.lf3 Agnes McDonald-R. D. K2 loan Maglas-R.D.if3 Frederick McCall-U. s. Navy Edward McCarrlher-R.D.if4 Opal McClellan-QMrs. W.E.Rothl R.D.04 . Richard McConnell-R.D.fI3 Shirley McDonald-R. D. 82 William Minton-R. D. 83 Joan Mushalansky- Slippery Rock S. T. College Leonard Oakes-R. DJF3 James O'Conner-R. D. 34 Lester Frekop-2 Fifth Ave. Ext. Barbara Prlce-R. DJH James Rafferty-Mooncrest Arlene Ranshaw-lndlana S. T. College Elizabeth Reed-Duquesne University Muriel Rehburg-Indiana S. T. College John Shaffer-Clty a i lrene Rhodes-R. D. 03 Charles Schofield-R. D. 82 Claire Slnger-Sewlckley Valley Hospital Thomas Spotskey-Penn State College Linda Stelnmetz -R. D. ffl William Stltael-U. S. Marlnes Wllllam Stohr-427 Mt. Vemon Ave. Nancy Tesla-Slippery Rock S. T. College Shirley Thomburg-1Mrs. Carl Zimmermanj R.DJ3' Q ' James Wheeler-R.D.iF3 -if Y Pau-lcla Woodward-Deceased ' Q Von Wright -Colgate Unlverslty c P McLAUGHLIN8sCO5 ' l007i09 iam. Ave. I For the hgtga ff - .' W , . r J v . , ...M 1 ., It V '- -V .-rs-l:..' 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