Moon High School - Flame Yearbook (Coraopolis, PA)

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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.

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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

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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-