Penn Hills High School - Seneca Yearbook (Penn Hills, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1953 volume:

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' J K f V' X- To Mr Edward Everett a deservlng member of the faculty the Senlor Class of 1953 gave then' hearty applause He mer1ts th1s applause because of hlS splendld work 1n several fields as a teacher of Amerlcan hxstory as a dlrector of class plays and as a sponsor of Cue and Curtam To Slt 1n Mr Everett s history class was really a worthwhlle experlence There he made any hlstorlcal event VlV1d1y come to l1fe Other dellghtful memorles whlch we shall also keep are h1s keen sense of humor h1s frlendllness h1s helpfulness his hearty laughter and hls serlousness To you Mr Everett the senlor class happxly dedlcate the 1953 ed1t1on of Seneca Q Room 209-Magazine sales' winners . Enjoying the puppet show . Mr. Everett showing history projects 1Opposite Pageb A MAN WHO HELPED IN MAKING A SUCCESSFUL YEAR Y - --.4 1 Z mf... ..., , :1,.45, R, A ' -Mg.. 2 gm, E:- Pk 1 . . X 5 M Us mfg 5' D - V 'fi E' Qyiyi 5 : f i-1 Q f.-SL V , I TRN , ri .-iv 155. ' , I i 2 Mis, 4-8, ' 3 .,1 , P my R, fi' 2 ' Y ,ij , e M. xg 5 , I . K . i I ,Q An 4, an L My-1 KSK N fi -J Q I N 1 R H Q, I, ff x 4 THE ff , if 1' Ig Wy UF THE PR x V. N -fir Y ,r I f X , fa fr-' , ' I x , , f , f I I V . f - 1 ,, il, V fi , , X Y . If 'W W if I Q: 'V s. Rlfss OF EDI CATION UNFoLDs IN GRANii SQBYLTE ff? ,'14 FORWARD The setting for this play is our wonderful school. The stars of this production are you -the students of Penn Senior High. The directors and prompters are our teachers. They are most helpful and very friendly. The plays in which you participate are of a great variety. They include sports, clubs, and classes. The favorite play of the majority of the students is learning. There are a few who do not learn their lines and are dropped from the cast but a greater number succeed. The result is all the wonderful student pro- duced and student sponsored productions. We, of the Seneca staff give you a pictorial review of these events and activities. 0 Administration I CCWlf111iSsS'c6'cS' 0 Alcfivifiles 0 Alilvzletics I ,l, 'ff 1 1 E 'X -Q., w ' -+- dmzimzzi' tration Q. K. Q J? MR. JOHN H. LINTON Szzpmdzzfmzdmzf MH. LINTON Have you ever inarvelled how smoothly a prize Winning play is presented? There is always a reason for the ease with which a suceessful pe1'fo1'1nance progresses, First. one Ends behind the scenes an alert person- ality-a hard worker' called the produc-ei: In such a role one might plave Miz John H, Linton, Penn's superintendent. He makes our schools and its program a hit produv- tion with a star cast of almost two hundred individuals aiding him. Thus the children of' our township are given the best oppor- tunity to learn to be the finest pe1'foi'ine1's as citizens of this great vountry, if they so wish. W M1 ls S1'r'1'1'ff1ri1'.w Sffllllhiljl-I N Mrs. Brunton, Mrs. I'vli'ivk, Miss Gallagan Sfutfrl: Mrs, Mc'Clinton L-. -5, Sfllllllllljlf Mr. Jolin H. Lllillvlis'FUllt'I'llll llli4'Ill. Mr. Carl I.. Goomlliii. Mr. ll. limii Bi'--nloxi-- solicitor tn-in Ill Illll l'l. Sfrztcrlf Mr. II--nry Sllfflvll Mr. Lliliiioiv- Sniv--ly-liw'asur-Ar Mr. Edward B, Bl'-ssl-rua.-i'-vicf' pr--sidvnt. Mr. II--nry E. Dean- pr--sivl-Ant Nli sf-4-iw-t:ii'5. Mr. A. Clair Alilwlivll THE BOARD OF EDUCATION It takes persons with excellent and varied qualities to produce successfully any large project. The Senior Class of 1953 has been aware of the great task our board of school direc- tors have in managing the township's educational activities, This year's group is to be commended for the proncient manner in which they met and solved their many problems. MR. HOELZLE Another individual whose personality is projected mightily in the production of a play, is the assistant director. His task is to look for improvement in script and action. Needless to say, in our school system Mr. Norman F, Hoelzle. our assistant super- v1so1'. ills this hill. He constantly watches for improvement in management, in im- proved teaching and recitation. and in recommending practical materials. In addi- tion to this, he builds up good will and bet- ter understanding between all the players -students, teachers, parents, and adminis- trators. Such an assignment isn't always an easy task. Our class, however. notes that Mr. Hoelzle has done his work con- fscientiously and well. 's. Pvtrick lnoii in--ml-irri. Mrs. Mars--llc lluulics- MR. NORMAN F. HOELZLE Assistant Suprtrintcmlcm' rviinzeipeizfls.. . ., DR. JOSEPH E. WHERRY A director's job includes knowing and understanding the prompters and cast. Dr. Wherry. the director, has many important duties too. He spends much of his time in advising and helping with the production. He supervises special meetings, plans our assemblies to help us grow mentally and spiritually, and solves many educational problems. Without his patience, his end- less energy, and his reassuring faith in us, our class could not have attained surcess in its projects this year. MR MATTHEW M. ALCORN Assistant Prinr'ipf1I DR. JOSEPH E. WHERRY High Sehool Principal MR. MATTHEW M. ALCORN The assistant director producing a play is also exceedingly important. In our school Mr, Matthew Alcorn holds this position and really does a good job. His duties are many and varied with each day bringing new problems and ideas. We cer- tainly are gifted with a good man for this position as counsellor. Mr. Alcorn very helpfully discusses and settles our prob- lems, Student Council, our student gov- erning body, is ably sponsored by Mr. Alcorn. 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SPICEIL MILS XYPISTIN JW WU Q Xlllh nl NIH Klllb, VIZHNAH DI: IZVTTS MHS IIUYFI' H125 I'liH3IIlC XIII KI'IliS'TI 'Y Czmrfling fha? million dollar .smiIf .' Our Inst zrishrs fo .'lIr. Diblry' 1-X-ff 5i .,,,,1' H.. fin! Mis 1-mf 5 I ,X K .Aannn1 0 ' v i Lfllif i s. . Ls, 20 SENIOR BOARD Ffrwf lion Mrs SJlllllfl I'S, 1-.xl l'wl i'xx'f.ml IM'--. 4':1lll:xl'--Ili .-Kutln, liiwiilw. N-'ls-in '. i ..-,. - . .Nrfmifl limi l AP5lII!'l. Xlwiis Pl-wklwsiit l.-I-1. Nli' llrissml' The curtain opens on a new stage-Penn High. As sophomores we pledged to stick together, electing Stanley Caldarelli and Gail Mandy, king and queen. ln the next scene as juniors we worked hard to make the class play, dance, and re- ception a success. Tom Cox and Betty Lou Fassinger reigned as king and queen. As seniors we showed some ability after all by selling S9500 worth of magazines and giving an acceptable performance of 'Junior Mister. Ruth Werder and Bill Weirauch be- came king and queen. Thus the final scenes closed with a star performance. The 1953 Sem om THEY LED US THROUGH A SUCCESSFUL YEAR Qtzrnlew I rld are llr Academrc St'1n congenral and well lrked able preerdent of semor Class ale t and hard worlcrng member of Student Councrl wrll uae hrs filet hand experrence as a burlder of modern homes a future top cxtrzen for am progreselve communrtx KALDAI l LLl Pom Du lohn hm rr Acfrdem c Tom a wonder ful at tor Academxt Husk jovral wrth a wonderful mountam of lngenurtx under cover our vorce preexdent of Cue 'ind Curtam and D the countrw S greateSt put hm ahoulder and laetm char rcters rn both class plus to the wheel rn manx school frctrvrtles wae hrndled all those clrss funds expertly a helpful wee preeldent w1ll be Quceesful rn hm chreen llte s work Delores I loc kh rrt Bc ttx I ou I rsslngc r Commereral Lorne verx unassummg Commercral Lou a peppx xarsrtx an honor student attractrvels dressed cheerleader our attractlxe Jumor queen and serrous minded was ou hard workrng plans to concentrate her vrgor rnto becomrn senror class secretarx her dream rs to a good eecretafw hrstorran of class become an a1r'l1ne hostese vsrll shme rn am alwaxb enjovs wholesome fun cheery and trustworthx Job aeslgned her rn the future frrendlx drd a top Job txprng our xearbook DYF PLOPKIIAI T Al TPN FASSI'Nf PP 0 0 0 0 k . . ,' 'z z - ' X X , - H.. I ., A - I A , -. s 5 f 'fr . f A fw, 7. 355 , Y in A H l ' ' ' ' . . . ' . . . '-' f 1 ' V ' never' to be forgotten Kefauver', will someday senior class tr'easur'er' . . . portrayed humorous Y' ' A 4 ' ' u f ' 1 - b- F . 1 t I' 4 fa t-I-' 1 . . . . . D ' . , . . v . ' -1 - y ' ' u ' . I ' ll' X J I t ' ' K 5 6 x U 'L , 4, . I x y , V 5' . r i .l , tl -.. -Q- -4. M. if - no-.-. 1, -HW. M....,..t 5 's A i NMMW4 .. ,gg M I ,, I on ..4- J An ambitious art group - Scholastic nontributors John Jami-s Ahriolu Atfaclviiiic--''Allin . . . his Iu- turv rio:-itil-il as Abriola Brothi-rs . . sportsman . . . a hard fipghtinpq Ylll'lIlbl'I' ol' our football tl-am sinc-0 his sopnoinorl- yt-ar. inanagu-r ol' . Good Maris- Arvvtta Alle-n AL'ilfil lllll - TIIlli full of jokt-s and loads of fun , . . potitw but poppy . . . artistiv- ally incline-li . . . wish:-s to lyvcoiiif- a suv:-1-ssful fashion df-sign'-r. Mary Ambrose- Commf-rctial --- Eagrvr to lvarn , . . rw-ally vapabls- . . . but has timw for movie-s and Impli- lar mush- . . . hookkf-4-piiipl. one- of hw-r potw-ntial aims aftf-r gratluation. Mary Catho-rim: Anderson Coiiiinl-rrial - Cathy . . . will ln- an activv anti intvr- .-stoll hom'-makvr . . . has an tive-n tt-inpor and a winnin,L:' in-rsonality , . . swims from J une to S1-ntl-inbr-r, Faye E. Bakr-r Acadi-niiv - Smitty . . . Swvet bitillfll' . . . frit-cl 4-liivke-ii is tops with ht-r . . . will not miss hm-r history r-lass:-s . . . will make- a good wifv in tho future. .lamvs Burke-r At-arlw-niir-- Ozark'' . . . plays football with lots ol' spirit . . . was a 4-ompl-tl-nt swiv- taI'y-ti'o-asL1i'1'l' of Hall Patrol . 4 . may ell-sigii your homi- for you some rlay. David Bash Acadfeniit'-''XVim . , . has iwautiful curls wo all 1-nvy , . . always laughing . . . alhls peep to any crowd . . , l't-nn Highs ne-w addition to tho El-lvl ot' vlif-iniral 4'll2llll4'I'I'lllfI. JoAnn Bastow Comnis-rt-ial -- .Ioanie- . an athlvtir-, tall bloniio . plays alto sax in banrl . , . Soni-va Staff pliotog:gi'apln'i' . . . like-s to rollor skatv . . . plans to attvntl Pitt and study pharinauy. -lanvt Baxtc-r Comnivwial-On1- ol' our gav rodlil-ails . . . aCtiVv llUtSidl' of school . . . thi' rugge-fi athlf-tit' type- . . . hor future will bv full of thrills as an airlinf- hostoss. Putrivia Be-lin Comine-rvial Y Pat . . . lrh-nillyz in-iss . . . lt-ails an at-tivo lift- in and out ot school . . , clant-ing is tops with ht-r . tirvains ol in-in.: an offi- 4-ivnt sl-rrl-tai'y, Iivnns-th Bvll Gt-in-ral -A Ki-nny , . . is somvwhat of a quivt boy . . . managor of tht- basl-ball ti-am ,Lu-oinf-try . . . dos-sll't liko I . tho Navy is int-lulli-fl in his futuru. llc-nry Ilvntz Gl'Il4'l'2iif 'IIUlll'j'f'Ull4 'I. . . an athl'-tic' follow . . . viijoys fav- oritf- pastiinos of golf' and basvball . . . this tall good- looking' sf-nior looks forward to a I'3.l'4'4'I' in tho Marin'-s. -It-rry Big:-nho Af'ilfil'Illit 'ABip:g:io . , . quivt. likffahlw, with an 1-11-gzlgiiip: snnlf- . . . spot-ially lik'-s to play golf , . , aftvr his si-nioi' yvar hi- intf-mis to :Io to Al'lZ4ill2i. Lowell lilivkm-ndc-rfe-r Ac-adl-init'- Blic'k'' . . . an ablli violinist . . . among his :lor lights art- fri-nvh fril-tl potato.-s . . . rlre-ails gradus lu-low GSW , . , watr'hmakin,: will ln- his futurf- work. 'I'honms Bios'- G1-nvral - 'I'im . . . kt-1-ps to himse-ll' . . . is a Kumi frivnll . , . likos hasoball or a goorl gamo ol' golf . . . plans to woi'k in tht- iiiflustrial fit-lrl. Murgarvt liollingvr Coinmf-rrial - Pv-,:',u'y . . , likvs llaiiring and t-ating . . . an actin' partivipant in vlubs . . . anothor year will find hfii' in that oxu-llvnt orgaiiization ftho VVax':-s. Marian Boom- Comiiit-rl-ialA- Mar- . . . quivt. hut at-tivv . . . 1-njoys short- hand rlassv-s and othvr assign- mt-nts . . . tl:-sir'-s to go to husine-ss sr-hool aftvr ,u'i'afiua- tion . . . always 1-nioys good foofi. Charlvs Bowman Aradvmh' 'UCilllt'k1' . . . tall, lmllio-.-yoal hlonfh- . . , a whiz at math and an at-voinplisliwi fiutist . , . playvd his part in tho st-nior 1-lass play vory ox- pw-rtly . . . futurf- will lw sur'- wssful. -lanvt L. lioyd Cominm-rt-ial--Pl-rt litthf st-nioi' with idf-as of be-coming: a rf-- liablu- si-rr:-tary . . . puts, in many hours on t'llIlllll1!I'4'5l3i suhjf-1-ts . , . quit-t, lint wry lik'-ahh' and amicalilf-, Iris L. firau-co Avarl'-mit' Short. swf--'I with ple-nty ol' 1-nf-rgy . . . likws swiinininp: anrl watrhing liaso- lrall pzanivs . . . flo:-snt 4-njoy staying' in svlioirl all tlllj' . . . to lu- a nursv. h--r ohj:-vtivi-, lxI'l he 1953 Senza X IX ll .zgfx . 2 5 V 4? ' gva L. Q 1' i 4 PXNI1 XX IHXXX X sv XXI!! Xin- XXTP I PSI X5 IOQI' 1 XF Nsf' W. I in 1. C w T 1953 Se 120 S K. C. ff LALPIIGII XI,I7XVI4II,I '.XSTII,lbXY f'fBI,I.I'I'I' an-,. , I S Q' X gy dd U' 'I Q 4? 9 41- J' ,, , I3lLI'l'l'1 f'AMI'RI'ILL VI IJUZTICNICYL l'fWNNl'II.I, Ckxx .: .4-M71 A I. wx , 6- I v I , .2,. A HVIINS VAIIDILLU CIAIU ILLA 1'4lNXK'l'II.I, ln, RY ICHLY CAIILYSIJC FLA I I K Cl NOK 5 . 1 PAIN FAIZIIYFTII t'I,ICIXIICN'T'S UUIIRIN X Wu. 6 ,,, , is 5 . if A., Q an 1 4, fr 'a C7 Acarln-iniv Y Cl--ni . . . th:- High stepping Majorettes - South of the border tilvnn Ralic-gh Louis A. fairdillo Patrol l'l4'Illl'll'5 Gr-in-i'al-Politv and m-onsiml1-r- Ge-nw-ral-- Lou . . . portray'-ll atv . . . lik--s has'-ball and Inspf-4-torO'Mally in the junior Str baske-tball . , , no futurf- plans at tht- monn-nt . . . will do ww-ll in whats-vor or-c-upation ht- rhoosos. wart Brun- Acafioiiiic'-Aclfis a lot of 1-Xtra Spark to our hast-ball squall . . . may bv another Br-n Hogan on tho golf 1-oursw: somo day . . . wants to join tht- Navy, James Burns AC11lit'Illif'-''Jillh' . , , honor stud.-nt for two yt-ars . . . has yarif-ri into-rl-sts inc-luding math and baseball . . . tall. silt-nt typo . . . plans to study in- dustrial 4-iigiii----i'iii,: at Pitt. Patricia Byvrly Coiiimt-rf'ial-''Pat'' , . . a gal with a. kotxn sonsf- of humor . . , lik.-s drawing and popular music . , . l'ullC'n'iI'-fi pw-oplv ratc- ZPVII with hw-I' . . . to joiil thi- VVay.-s is hor all-sir--. Dorothy Ann Cain G4-in-ral- Dot . . . l-ffit-i--iit library assistant . , . fl--lights in ln-aring rlassim-al music . . . always busy with soinw-thing: , . . nursing is hor fit-lrl . . . on tho hall as prompt'-r of our play. Mix and Mrs. North. lie-verly l'aldwQ'Il Acanloiiiir' - Diniplo-s . , , 1-iw-i'-vhal'iiiiiig: son,:'bir1i , . . sings hor way into your ln-art . . . flanr-ing. swinnning. and tray.-ling art- li'-r lik:-s . . , futurv- li:-s strit-tly in th-- vlourls . . . will ho an airlinf- st.-waralt-ss. lin-orgr Allwrt fampln-II A4'84i lllil'7.'D V . . . . a fast man on a softball tif-Iwi . . , will in-xv-i' haw- a D. A. hair- l'lli . . . love-s thv wifi? op'-ii spam'--s and will 1-lain his t'utur-- an-orflingly. class play . . , mom-y and con- vortihlf- tops on his list . . . ne-yn-r a fiull mom.-nt whf-n hf-'s around. l.i-slie A. farlyslf- Ac-alll-iiiiv - Vim--piw-sid.-iit ot Film and Flash , . , a navy man aft--r four short yf-ars in vollf-go , . . in-yt-r carrimi homo a hook uulo-ss ho had In . . . partir'ipatf-ti wt-ll on stag-- 1-rl-w. llirliard Carry:-r lia ACadc-mir'- Hit-h , . . rf-ally a Sw.-ll fr-llow wh'-ii you know him . . . studif-s Vlllllt' wasp' to him . , . ont- uf thosn- golf fin-ncls , . . will ho an +-ffif-it-nt clit-iiiic-al Q-iigiiis-oi'. y Elaine- Castilow Coiiiiiiorrial-A good stud'-nt . , . lov--ly and yiyat-ious yar- sity 1-ln-1-i'l.-ami.-i' . . . 1-ffit-it-iit harfiworkingz fn-aturl-s 1-ditor of Se-nl-ca staff . , , int.-nris to sp:-url hor futurl- timv in th'- fn-ld of husin--ss. Carole- Ann Chart:-ner fil'll1'l'2'li7 Sl1lHkX'' . . . hop.-s In lhwullin- a fashion illustrator . . . full of fun . . . a poppy allniitiou to any 1-rowrl . . . low- that smilf- sho oft:-n turns on. IH-ter J. fiarolla Al Ar-all--init'-''P--t--'' . . . full to tht- top with that A-1 iwrson- ality . . . partir-ipat--s in tram-k and fuullrilii . . . l-njoys gnml food and ,uoonl sportsmanship . , , plans to att'-nfl 4-oll--go. Clark A1-arlf-iniv - Thi- outdoor tylvv- . . . low-s to tray--I . . . Won' ll--rful s--nso uf humor . . . four 5'--ars from now-P1-im Stall- grafluate- . . . wi- pi-ollivt his Sll1'l'I'SS in his t'il0S4'll fir-hi. adoring. swooninp: Mario Lanzo fan . . , rate-s school an-tivitif-s high . , . 1-arf-e-r-niimlr-d in th-- tvac-hin: finld . . . will be rt-A ni:-nib'-iw-ri as that irrosponsibh- kid sistor in tho S1-nior Class Play. 9 E. Colle-t Acad:-niit--A uuiwt follow hut iiite-iw-storl in big: things . . . mom-y and good food are- his we-aknt-ss . . , always busy hohinrl our niovit- ram:-ra. Roh!-rt Conn:-ll At'adv-mic'-- Bob . . . inode-sl. but quite- actin- . . . drawing rome-s naturally . . . ran thr--o yoars on Cross Country Trac-k tl-am . , . will surf-ly find a good plat-o in tho fin-lvl of art. Shirley fonwvll Coiiinu-rc-ial - Hculllliv- . . . aniic-ahl--. talent:-fl. and --nor- :vtiv . . . p!'9'Sl1it'lll Of G.A.A. , . . fo--ls right at homf- on a gym floor . . . to hot-ohio a sw-1-rm-tai'y. he-r nf-xt stop. flnlrle-s Funk At-ami--niil--''Chut-k . . . qui--I, hut not soon fUl'pguIlv'll . . . tall. dark hairt-ll football play- '-r , . . soon to ht- a businoss- man , , . so looks forward 1-nthusiastit-ally to graduation. Syhia Corbin Coinnn-rw-ial --- Corky . . . hop:-s to hom-oiiio Sulllv luc-ky liuSS'S som-iw-tai'y in tho in-ar futurv- . . . lik'-s pt-oplo in gon- --ral . . lon- that laugh, dun't you? Thc Nl sv IKE , IKE A vimxriouls pair - Anita and Bcvuerly Harry fostillizzn Dawn Dauidson At'a1l1-iniv I'e'ztlnnIy 4 . . a Ai-aili-niiv Dawn . , . has a two yi-ar football play,-r . . . sw--vt littlf- gal with a spark- vani-' to Pvnn in his junior ling s--nsw of humor . . . has yvar . , , flashy flr-'ssvr at all a Ili'I'StJIl3lllj' ww: know will bf- tinn-s , 4 , good looking' in a tops at Duqu--snv. rluiv-t way. Gi-rald Davis Thomas fox Gan--ral-- Lou . , . who At'2lllY'ltllt' - tri-aistirffr ol Junior vlass , . thrf--f yi-ar 4 junior king tiling in thi- thw ni-ar fu Rohf-rt Crouch At'Zlil1'Hllt'f ' siastn' han fri'-nvlly with 1-yi-ryonv . . . :l suri- hi-I 1 . , . hits fl V f-M',uth1,ad-- might hf-4-oinv'anothi-r Bi-n Hogan . . . is a sports vn- . . . , ,. thusiast , . . you -'ui-ss:-fl it hhiu-5 :hfll::f,I1i.ifx.Q . golf' at th-- hfarl of his Air Form- hlui-s in Iwi' tmv' Nancy A. Davis C1IlllYlll'I'K'l8lf''NHIIVPH . . . an athli-tif typi- . . . f'an't think 'Bohn , , , vnthu- of anything rnorv 4-xviting than ri nivinhi-r . . . watt-hinp: a haski-thall gainf- . . , futui'-' plans inrluilv work- 'll 2' 'l l'at t 3 l ing in thi- t'on1n1i-ri-nil hi-lil, iturf- plans wx-olw aronnrl ini-1-hanit'al iljLlllI'1'l'lIlil- Marilyn hmm , 4 Go-n--ral-- Mi-inf-'' , . , a pwrt n 5l4 N 4- fUH - Jr- lass . . . go'-S for rollvr skat- A4-ati1-niiv-- VW-s . . . hail t'un ina ln a lug: way . . . tovls in sr-hool hut looks forward to gloomy varly in tho morning: :Tafluation . . . fast with a . . . futtxrv tu ht- il'-vial--il att--r var . , . will ilu wvll as a graduation. lllllI'llIllIll'2il 1-iipiiiww. V xwilylll' lll'nling'vr Nhirle-y fupps Gi-n-ral -- D-'n . . likrs C,,Hml,,I.l.i,llY --qlm,l-- 1.4 k math vlass Q-spi-vially . . . quiwt S4'l'M'fl. hilt Yi-rx' likvalvlv- . . but UI? I'l'n'il5 ' hd.:'.dn vrazy about popular IllllSl!' . 't Stmf2 h'.'m'5' . 'll ?1'S '.9l hasn't worr plans y--t. hut hop-'s to ln-4-onli' --i'l'ic'i:-nt in i,,d mmut fmun, various yarivtii-s ol fish in his honiw aquarium. 1 ' l-'tzk' pl. . . mi ml , i In IHIIWYIII N. lla-nt ,lmwt In fmlvr fl--ni-ral--- Dvnt , quivt ' I N U :intl ri-s--ry'-al hut fri.-nvlly . . . F '1 V 'i'l ' -lm! - - l 'l has nn partiwular plans for his honnihsh--ll . , . llkws a cw-rtain fmm, WU,-k V V . ,.,lj,,y,.,1 hig sailor vi-ry xnuvh . , . nn-inhe-r gym 4.laS5,.S' ,.SI,,.,,ia11y playilw ot' th-- vhorus for two yi-ars X-j,11,.x-ball' ' ' . . . plans In h-- Ill2iI'l'l fi. ' Ju Anni- Ili-war D 'm'4l DTHDFH Availf-niir--- Joanniv . . . p--rt G.-H.-nil- .Jo.-' , short :mil anfl fun loving . , . our assvin- vlark hair:-ll . . . wwars flashy lily oruanist , . , ilislikvs hvr 4-Iotlnts . . , says squarvs arp fl A4'kl S V . - Xl 'l'1F 1 f'1l 'll'l ons- or his inain fiislikf-s . . . CHr'n+-xi 'l'f'1'l1 to t'l1l'tlI I4 l1 l' to ln- a sailor is his anihition. tal'-nt in lllll5lt . 1:51 l'iliL1lll4'tll Ida Ilot lm rd Conini--rr'ial--V Liz . . . quiet and unassuming . . , miislikvs ht-I' gym rlassw-S . . . an 1-xp:-rt hookko.-pi-r , . . wants to sur'- cw-ofi in the' fit-lrl of nursing or hookkw-ping, fa rol A. Down:-y .At'Zl.ll4'lYlli'--HC2il'lPl . . , vult- anfl poppy , . . yi-ry pu-nf-rous. trustworthy anfl willin: to work . . . holpi-fl on th'- Sf'nf'1'u SMU . . . will slit-cw-it as an all-rn--ntary ti-at-hi-r, lie-nm-th A. Downey Al'2lfit'llllf'7''Kl'Il . . , an ain- hitious, but quiw-t fo-llow . . . thinks Buif-ks just 4-an't hi- hr-at . . . 1-xp:-cts to firivi- onv' wh:-n hi- gm-s to Po-nn Statw. -lose-ph Dunn Coninivrrial- JiH- . , , vasual and 1-asy-going . . . has quit.- a way with girls and automo- hilf-s , . . will hi- among: the- hf-st in thi- fivlti nf drafting. liloria Louise- Hurle- C1Illllll l'i'l2ll -- Glo , . . has a :lowing Slllllv' and an anihiti- ous will . . . will hi- suri- In :rr fat' with lli-I' 1':il'4'v'I' ill thi' fashion worlil. Iilvanur Easton Ararlvniit'- I-Illii- . . . an at- travtiyv- girl with a winning sinile- , . , as-tiyv in many vluhs . . . sh-- plans on hi-ing iust as avtiw in thi- l'ut1nwt1-ol- lvggo inf lI l' i'l1l1i1'1-. The 195Q Sfemziwm 0 K. K. VOSTANZA t'I T'Ll-Il: IHCAN ' IMWNHY W LA . I My 'X V M , x Ku ' w vux nib - l'4'IlIJI'l'H v1'1,1,r-:N 1' IV.-XVII.-X V' 1w.u'rDsux -: lmvxs m1x1,rN1:r:1: IW!-INT in-zxxxxrz If xmxvxm' Iwxx mrzrm Gr . 1- -N Y . 3. Li Al 5 ff, k - as iw V, M -Q sr Q D 'Phat 2' f ke , 1 ..5- f '-:Lg . 'q ,-- 1' 743.9 W N I .4 , f :u ,- If X' , , Q 1 f X xX gf, '21 4 few- gl 1-:Q,.,-Q - 1- ,- Y , .. X W , X 4.5, If WM - 9, , A , , an ,. :- x 1' XV , s mx 6 J 3 1 , ' , , VVPI N DAX uTIlA ,ASTl VX Q' 4 1 ri ICILICII FISHPIH HASTON IIUIZIVK , ' ,iw ., 1. 4, fi . pi ,V Az' 5 My K K T 1953 Semiv HND I- RAKES GICIIILING 114 HISIIA l41NGLl'lR'I' I Hll'1SEL lZLI'IN'I'ZlCII HIIAIIAM M ff. is ,Q I si- . ,Sb . ' Z-741. ,. , if , I 'R' 'G Q kg I 5, I Lk' V V' x f fs- 5 X, f ' 'R X S 0 0 CO FAZI GALAM B QZHNZALICZ HIII l'If'O F ICN N11 HAHDINPI Glllil HIIIFF v Xa f, 2 WZ' , J i K' B X X ,A Cfvniniercial-.Imiins in all fun with a bang . . . likvs ggnml food , . . ciisliki-s gym . . . will soinf-day takv hi-r plawi in In Home Economics class - an attractive table setting Emerson Eilc-r ldzirl Fri:-srl Bvtty Jean Gore- Acatlemir- - Bussi+A . , . a Ac-aelt-mir - Likvablt- Frizz quiet. rvliabh- lad but nit-it . . 4 a good tram-k man . . . chap . . . is a fast and tlapablt- mlm-sn't particularly likt- school trac:kAman . . . his vi-ry sph- mm' , , . always tht- lif.- nf mal lik:-s ara- spurt vars and thu party . . , has big' plans thu si-c-ri-tarial wnrld. hunting. Shirley End Cmnnn-rt-iali''Shirl . . . a sw:---t girl with lun-ly blninlf- hair . . . was n--w this yi-ar but not fur lung: . . . wf-'ll finil ln-r walking nn a will1'2 rainpus ni-xt y--ar. Donald Englvrt Coninn-rvial-D4inal4l's fayoritt- sports invluflw- gulf and fishing: , . , his futurf- plans art- to liw- to a rip.- ulri ago- . . . hi-rv-'s limping: you du, Dun. Anita Louise Fuzi Cuninif-rvial-Pvlllll' 1'-Wi lilriiii- ant re-tl he-ad . . . one uf thv :mod artists in thi- art 1i l'al't' nn-nt . . . capable- and quitv :iv-pviitlablv . . . hope-s In bt- a sue-vvssful art tv-ac-h--r. Carol I-1. l-'vnneil Cnmni--rt-ial - Dark hair--fl and lllVf'lV . . . truly nit-knam--tl Dark Eyes . . . will arid charm to any husinf-ss firm with ht-r ability and fasvinat- ing pi-rsnnality. Krnneth Fisher Aratlvniic-'tFisli . . . win- sidefrs gum! fmul and qumt girls tln- bf-st things in lil-- . . . has only ons bi! llUI ' , A , to ho-rollin a :Ulf pro. James H. Frakvs Acadwniic- Jr. . . , rathw-1 quit-t and niw- looking . . . has a magic much wh'-n it 1-om:-s to art , , . who 1-an duubt his future succf-ss in a T.-nn.-sst'v 1-ull:-gig, Shi RI y Sal mafia- for a futur-- in fur'-stry. rlc-y Galamh CliIllIll1'I'l'lLll-gAli lnvnnr stuilvnt . . . was artiy-' in many vlubs invlueling the husinf-ss manager ul' thu Svnffrri Stuff . . vnjnys liifw f-lnthvS alitl :mul fuml . . . will maki- an n'lIll'l1'lll s:-r'rv- tary, rna June' Gardm-r G.-nvral-Quit-t, but has th'- ahility to niaks- friends 1-asily . . . v-njuys ilanring: . . . will inakv- a guml stwiiugrapli-Ai' fur u li3.l'Il-lllillllilll futurt' busi- in-ssman. ly tiastnn Cunnni-rc-ial - Sal blushing. blui--eyvd, blond with a likv- ablw pvrsonality . . . shrimp. ln-r favoritn- fmul . , . main viislik-' is hoinf-wnrk . , . hnpw-s tu bv- a st-1-rvtary or nurs-1. Jusrph lic-luring Ge-in-rali Jm- . . . a sw--ll fvllnw who is in-wr found withuut a vrnwcl . . . has many nutsitit- int.-ri-sts , . , in thu futur will ln- w-fairing: Navy lillin-. 'l'ln-Imu lilvntze-r Gi-n--ral - Thi-lin , . . vim- prt-sirlwnt of F,lI.A .... prninpte-r in thi' junior 1-lass play . . . lik'-s In swim and lliilllw' , . , as y--t ln-r futuri- is UIltl4'l'lfl fl. Carmen Adele Gonzalez Cuiiiiiif-I'1'ial-If ynu ar-- look- in: fur a library bunk just ask Carnn-n tu ge-t it , . . dreams inf in-f-niiiiiig a privat sf-s'r--- tziry 4-r a tlr--ss ilflsienn-r. Vhristine Gnrivk Cnrnnivrt'i:il - Chris . . quit-t but likvahln girl . , . lik:-'Q mlugs :intl 1-:its , , . tln-rt-- fni'v will own si :lug farni . . . flislikvis ruth- :intl ntiisy pwipl--. Anna- tiorslizl Chinnn-rc-ial--A plvasant. vu-li' giwmiiie-il girl . . . a nnfnih--r nf Slllllvlll Chun:-il , . . hvr flvart-st arnhitinn in lifn, In li.-h t'olllE' a insult-I . . . our limp.-, that ynu fulfill this ilr--ani. lie-urge Graham Atfarh-mic'- Luvky'' . . . vap- abli- Varsity and Natinnal Hun- nr Socif-ty prnsidwnt . . . rfiady In jnkm- with 4-V0l'yll4i1ly . . . sn-riuus ahuut tram-k , . . lnipvs Irv makv his 4-aiu--Ai' pl:-ul-rgy. Ruby -lane G rin-co ClIlllllll'l'1'lZil Ji1lll . . . ai iw-si-i'x'4-il, :lark - hairmi littli- miss . . . has many 1-utsiil-A int:-rt-sts . , . nursing. li--r first lun., but prnbably will Iww-rin' ai sf-vi'fit:ii'y. Rodger KV. Griffin A4'2l'l Illl4 'fY,ll with wiilf- yar- ii-ty uf like-s . . , ini-lull:-s win- yi-rtiblf-s, shrimp. and rhvniis- try lab vlass--s , . . would likl- lu ,un tn 4-ull-Aga and lPlll'SllP th'- fii-lfl nf 1'll llllSll'5, 1' it 1' 9st -'Ili Mgt' ir ,J ,J A familiar srmzfi - sign painting in the eorridor Maury Lnu Griffith Sum Hint-s JoAnn l'. Hughvs CtllIl!lit'l'lfl21lf4'Gl'ii'l'l . . . a At-advmic--lVluit'al-ininilt-rl Sam Arzuluiiiit'- .Iu , , A at-livp in pt-rky littli- --ball ui' iiri- with likvs playing thv sax . . . tuok many clubs , a willing wurk- hig plans in mimi . , 4 lu wit, part in band, chorus. ii2llll'1 ur , . , likes sit-:iks and frvnvh sle---p, and ht- happy , , . glad hzmd, and urchvstra . . 4 hupvs frie-s . . . made- :L guud Fur anti tu lvave- uni- thing: ht-hind. tu sew thu wurlri, Satn's amhi- Curtain S1-rr'-tary . . . will nig:htwurk. - KP Viviun Ulu-sman Araflvrnic--''Bilf' . . . hvatl.-fl he-ll plnyur in band fur tlirvv yvars . . . full uf fun :intl pup . . . sunn-day shm- might hi. yuur nursi- at W:-st P4-nn Iluspitnl. uur rvtl .lou Donald lllllllN'l Ataflviiiic- Dun . . . i'uut luuse- and fancy frm- . . . his amhitiuns, tu answt-r tht- will uf thi- wild hy hunting, fishing and living in th-' wittl nurth. llul Maury Joanni- llawtrvi- Ge-nw-ral- Ju . , . quit-t, hut happy . , . zu-tivv in Y-Twins all thru high st-huul . . . likvs guinp: tu a guuii inuviv . . . har 1-:nw-f-r, :i nmsn- in it nurstiry. Edward Ili-lhling ' fl4'll4'l'21lf l'llltilt'H . . , uur pup- ular musirzil gf-nius . . . Stutli-nt viirvrtur uf thf' hanrl . , . likvs music :anti uutfiuur litu , 4 , it rziivvi' ul' inusiv is his aim, yvilliillil ll. llvrshey , Avail'-inn'--It' yuu want tu knuw lm anytlnnf: :ihuut histury, just ask lin-rsh . . . his iuttiiw- li--s with thi- rugs--tl Al2li'lIi ,4, Robe- rt H4-rtzug Industrial Arts-- Hi'rtz . . . Ro' a iw-si-iwwl IN-lluw . . , his uut- sirli- intl-rvsts are- gr.-atly '.'ni'iwl . . . his futurv plans uri! lllldlc-l'itl4-ti at the pi-Hs:-nt timv , , . wo knuw Hvi'tz will stlmw-i-fl, tiun. nm-th llnbv Curnmt-rcial-''Huguv'' . . . his intvrt-st lit-s in playing chi-'ss and working un his Mr-rcury t'unvurtiIJlv , . , desires tu bi- a truck driver ur at nw:-lizniir. nm- Hockherg A1-advniic-''Huckvyh . . . high- spiritud with a bubbling' sunsw ut' humor . . . playvd thi- bm-lls in uur band and uri-hnstra . . . will maki- a viva:-iuus schuul tvacln-r. wrt Holmes Cummurt-iaI- IIum'-r'' . , . vnjuys t-ating: vhit-k--n in thi- haskut . , . pri-fi-rs tu li-aw all hutnuwurk bi-hinrl . . . will maku a guml am-uuntant in thi' ni-ar futuru. it-rt Houlahan Cunimvrcial- Huulit- . . . rains tu us frum Cwntral Cath- ulir High , . . is nut rum---itvfi and fim1sn't likv thus.. whu arf- . . . has :1 flashing sinilf- . . , plans tu 4-nt:-r thv 1-uninwrrial fi.-lil. ina LM- Howard Cummt-rvial A Always 4-his--rful . . . wurks hartl , , , has a jukt' fur e-vvry ucvasiun . . . likss tu draw , . . wants tu juin th-- XVuniHn's Air Curps, laid M. Hrumyak Atari:-inics''Runnief' . . . ilk'- vutvs all his spare timv lu spurts , . . is thf- idval athlf-tv and guud spurt . , . nu uthvr subjw-cts rate- with him whf-n 0nii1p:ir-f-fi In aflqlniflg, lllllkt' a c':tp:thl+- pharinarist. -lnhn Edward llulhn-rt G+-in-ral- I'Id . . , 1-asy guing, suit s ukun hu ' . t'rvatvil a P 3 V . wurthy biology pruji-ot st-nt tn Buhl Planutariuin . , . his path luafls tnwaril an uffifw- juli and night st-huul. Edward Inle- VtPIIlIllPi'f'liil7illt' Spikv Junvs ul' Punn High . . . display.-tl vumival talwnts in juniur class play . . , :i tvarhing rzirw-r ur svlling' juh, his aim , . . always willing: tu wurk fur uthf-rs. -luhn Lewis Ish:-rwood Influstrial Arts- Luuii- . . . ai-:lf-nt hvisvball fan . . . :t fast :intl ruggud fvlluw un uur fuut- hall and baseball tf-ams . . . plans tu spo-nfl his futuri- as :i f-:irpt-ntv-r. Ruin-rt H , lshvrwuud Industrial Arts - Ish . , . Q-niuys guuii sta-aks anti likws driving naw cars . . . likvs tu watt-h hair-raising wrf-stling huuts . . . his gre-atvst wish. tu huvuini- .i ine-i'hani4-. Fhzirles li, J at-ksun A1':iri.-inii'-f .la1'k . . . atlilvtit' :mel frie-nflly , , . ainung: his likf-s arf- st:-aks, spaghvtti. :mtl wut-kr-nrls . . . nv inte-nits ln :itto-nfl Pitt and thi-n gn iniri thu irisximiim- husini-ss. Th QSMSE ins GRI FFITH IIEIISIIPIY IIOLMES Hl'LRI'II1'I' in -H 1 .. X 1 2 1 I QA - ' . f l H.Xl'BIClI IIINICS IIHXYAIIIT .I ISIH'IIlXX'4I4 C- 5. If f 5: 5 G 9 'ri -u ' PQ , g ' 1. Y- i ' ,L X . I X W 1. ,C Wiki . j LL! .TAXIIHS 4' .IUXICS lxI,I.I,b K HHN Ixlblall IC KIVIY Au. IxlHX 4. I XI lSlCN -1 KW Q- 3 Sefnzimr .I .H WX lab IxI'.SSI. 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V. 11k---1 1115 111111-11' 11-1111-11-1111111 1- . 1115 11l1111s :11-- just 1-1 u111-l11:11- lin-111 l.:lrs4-11 11--111-1':1l- 1111111--1' 11111--1 . 11k--s 111 111-11-1 11--11' 1-111's . 11111115 111111-1---1111-1111 11i1'1i11- 111-S' 1--ss . . , l--1-ks I'--1'w111'1l 1-1 111-- 1I--1-11 UI-1 S11111111--1'1i111- :111-1 1111 111-- 1-llll, Rnlf l.1lrM-11 .-Xt?-il14'11l11' .-N111'111s 1-1-111-s 1111 112111 111'1:111 1111-11s . . . 1-111- 11-:11'--11 1111 N-11111 lll Mr, :11111 Blbrs. N--1111 . . with 1118 11-1-- 1-1 il 11-1111 111111111--111 11-- sl11-111-l 111:1k-- :- 11-1.11111-111: l11w1'-1. Sigurd Ruud Imm--11 A-11-1--111iw S1-1-1-1111 11-111'-1 1-111 f1111'115's :1--111'-- . 111:11--1 1111- 1111':-11111-1- 11:11-1s 111 111- s-::1--1 1111-1 111111-11' --lass 1-lays , . 11'1s111-s 1-1 :111-11-1 P--1111 S1111- 1N--11--4-- :11'111' 21:1-111:11111:. 11I11ri:1. l1:llll'il' A-11-1-1111v 111111s -1-111111- 111111111--111 s1111l1 :111 -ff1- 11-111 :11-11111i1s 1-1:11-1 --1' P1-1111 P-11111s will 11-1-1 111111 1x11-11 1-1---1s:1111 1---:1-11 1-1:1111 11:1--11111: 11.1. 9' it 'yv Y , ,. ' in-lid 4 od' Q Just for fun - Democrats versus Republicans Edwin Ls-iiiharh Evelyn Lucas Robe-rt Mattlwws Acadi-niic'-t'Eddi . . . politi- cal-niindod typo of studvnt . . . intorosts lio in law, horses, autos. and dog racfis . . . carwi' might woll bo with a law firm. Rogc-r Loiser IC lv ihi G4-nw-ral-Friondly . . . lov:-S tl jokw in homo room . . . Cann- to Pr-nn High in his junior yi-ar . . . sports rank high with him: vsp:-vially ice hockey. :inor Lesko Am-advmic-Pr4-sidvnt of F.T.A. and P+-nn Art Club , . . like-s food. Shakospf-are-, sports and art shows . . . lllCOIlSldf'I'2.tf' ps-oplv and show-offs sho dis- likn-s iinnn-nsi-ly . . . wants to bo an art ti-achor. rl:-y Logue- Coinnioroial-''Shirl , . . ali-rt and full of vim . . . drvads that 72240 bus . . . favorito pas- timi' is tap dam-ing: . , . plans to work in tho voninn-roial Iii-ld. Francis li. Lomirka Af'31l1'llll4'+ Jll!Zitll . . . . gay and r-ai'w-fiww . . . finds girls and sports inti-rvstin--A . . , his ,- plans for thi- futurl- at thi- momi-nt arf' vi-ry vaprui-, but wi- don't ll4'l'll In worry about him. Sa ra Long G4'Il4'I'Hl-Jlillj' and activv in thi- many at-tivitii-s shi- joins . . , kopt amount of thi- mon.-y for F,T.A. and Studs-nt Coun- vil . . . will make- a swf-4-t v-l--- mvntary ti-ai-lifr Nancy Louis Avadi-init'- Lou , . . an vn- lllllSl3Stlf' nn-inbi-r of Y-Tm-ns . . , always ri-ady with a smili- for all . , . lik:-s swimming: and basvhall . . . will attf-nfl i-olli-so and takf- a businv-ss cours'-. Acad:-mic- Luke , . . hard working band me-mbvr , . . officiont Rostrum secretary for those never to bo forgotten mock oloctions . . . a poppy girl with dafinito ideas about Collo,-io in hor futurrn Nicolas Macioce Gone-rali Nickiv . . 4 a bril- liant mombor of tho football tpam . . . mario us happy with his touchdowns . . . ongagvs in all tho fun around school . . . can't decide- about tho future. Lois Makin Acadf-mic-Quito shy but vory nice- . . . an honor studont . . . among hor favoritvs, animals and popular music . . . dislikos noisv . . . plans to bf' a votor- inarian. fa rol Jean Malone Ac-adv-mic W Pc-rt littlo major- Httv with rod hair . . . artivo in vlubs . . . has no sp--ciliv like-s or disliki-s , . . dri-anis of be-coining an airlini- hostoss. Gail Mandy Arade-init'-''Gingzvr'' . . . pri-- vious porsonality . . . sopho- niori- que-e-n . . . particiviatvd in many clubs . . . di-lights in datvs , . . plans to go to col- lf-Hf' and latvr bw-coino a buyvr. liile-on Manton Ac-ad:-niic-Partic-iilatvd in both class plays , . . amicablo, lop-- ly. .and studious . . . I'Oll4'Ctlllil rl:-signs of motif-rn llUDlf'5. hw-r hobby , . . thf- scii-ntiiic' fif-ld. hm' ann. Lena Maraldo Comni-rcial- Lu- . . . wrx' iiitw-rf-stvrl in hi-r uoursf- . , . plans to bi- a sw-riv-tary and lat--r a llfll.lS R'if4' . . . lovws to swim . . , r'an't abidf- von- wi-iti-41 pf-opl.-I Coinnn-roial-''Bob'' , . . would likf- to bi- an offiw' acvountant . . . is in hi-avon whon 4-ating: c'hir'kvn . . . rlislikos r'our'oitod pi-oplo . . . thror- yi-ar mom- bor of tho band. Richard M. Matvl-y Avadoinic-''Rickify'' . . . a ri-al Cool Cat . . . hi-autifill black hair . . . ,food dri-ssor . . , like-s nic-o young: larlif-s . . . droams of hc-coming tho first man to si-t foot on Mars. Jacqueline- Ann Mans Arafie-mic'- Jam'kiv . . . al- ways smiles ploasingly . . . honor studs-nt . . . makos up onv-third of our Pt-nn High trio . . . has acting ability . . . plans to attond rolloggl- and be-voino a salos 1-ngliin-oi'. Ruthann Mi-ising Connnvrr-ial-''Fiwwkli-s . . . lik-is blur- -'yi-s and bluv 1-urs . . , hor trouhl--s app'-ar tu hi- 1 fi-w . . . h-r laugh rippling: and pray . . , sho wants to ho a svcretary. Walter Mn-ntzvr Gi-ni-ral- VValt'-r , . . n-'w to Pi-nn this yi-ar . . . lik'-s to tink:-r with stork vars , . . will ho flying' in th-' Air Forw- afti-r graduation. Nyliian Me-tzgs-r G'-n--ral- Sil . . . ri-tiring hut fri:-nrily . , . mi-lt any hvart with that smil-- . . . lik--s th-- Q-arly sm-li'-duh . . , thinks no parking on si-hool grounds. maddf-nm.: , , . will SUf'l'vvfl as a rlraftsman. FIN 1X X -XIHXI FX! The 1953 S znzwm ...ai N XY XXIIY XI II'SI'xtv ILL N XI-XX'I1JX NIPISIXI E tl EAI XII-NIIII MXH x XI XKIN XI XTIIIPXX9 F111 -ru F 'fly A 35 IV MIIAI FI' A'I'l'1l li Xlm'l'l'INI IGLS 6 95' NI. MlI.I,I4Ili M1'CAFI I4lIi'l'Y X11-l'ILlIINNI'IY NIST ' if-K. 'hr' Q' 'X N War, i. E A 'R in ? L7 351 ,Q Q 1 -Q W E . f' as 1 ' Pu 'Pin Q 3 X K X X feiwsfmf. I. NIILLIUII M1-1'LOSKl'IY NHFAIILANID N1 FNNPINRICII4 1 NIm'l'I,l'lll I,YNI'IAl'Y 1-KINIAICY HWHZYAN l. Q ,. ? x K 1 NHDNFHICIND 311-VHAIJY NASIAZII 4H'1rNN4rl1 K . -. . in .Qi W. ,r A c U 'X DorisAnn Mille-r Z That supremv moment - to bf' crm Cunnni-ri'ial'- Darin- . . . tiny and always wi-ll rlri-ssi-il . . , 4-njnys fri'-fi 1-liia-kvn and fin-iivh I'I'iI-fi pniatm-s 4 , 4 flaiiliy rluthi-s rinn't rats- in he-r hunk , 4 . limp.-s ti- his a sw-re-tai'y. Nlildrn-d La Vs-rnv Milli-r Hunni lflf-inniiiiivs-f lXlillit- . . . :i irn-ndly girl with plans ui' ln-.ng a first-ratv liuiiic-iiizike-I aftvr graduation . . had hw-r shari- ui' i'un in ss-liwil4 Robert Mille-r Gvin-i'al- Bah , , 4 se-riuus. but fun tu hi- with . . . plans in atte-nil Prnn State- tu lit-vuliiv a farnim-r . , . always ln-hinil th uh l uf i fast 1-ai. Q- ' vi- 1 William Molyni-aux lnnlustrial Arts - Bill , 4 . qui.-t, hut nat in vlassi-s . lik:-s shop and vrafts . . . will fnlluw his niain inter:-st and lim-uiiiv a flimrilig i-uiiti'u4't1:i', .Inst-ph Monfre-dn Ac'zuii-iiii4--- Jai- hunini-wus . . . of St'llt'l'Ll . . . hall, stvak. an: always fullrnf . . . quivt but puhlii-ity 1-tlitfmr likvs Zire-' balsa-- tt'lO?YlSlilll . 4 surprisvs . . , will niajur in :nath in ulllvgv. Ruhr-rt Dl1'Atvvr AC'Htlt'lIll1' Y A with :i splvnflitl Iinlls all sparts t-ongi-nial guy personality . . . iiiti-iwstiiig, but llonald Mvfloskc-y Ai-:uit-iiiii'-''Muck'' . . , slnvwf-il ilraniatit- ability in rlass plays . , . inelriihvr ui' Sttltlvnt Foun- ril 4 , . drvads gabhy wainf-n and liuiiivwurk . . , plans tn atte-nil rwllvgw- anvl lwvniiil- a saints viigiiif-i-i'. l'aiulinr ltlcflure Ai-acl--init--''Paultlini' , . . run- tains plenty uf zip and gli-v 4 . , a participatur in all spnrts . 4 . favorite- subjvct is gyin . , 4 wants tu bw a physival viiiiva- tinn ti-at-he-r. lid was rd M Q-Crady At-atieiiiic- Mac . . , a hut- rml Harry with a L-ar . . . had Ihr' roll- tif Lullibl B1'l'1'X ill junior class play . , , a 1952 addition tu P--nn St.it+- S4-haul ni' Agri:-ulturf-, Nant-y Ann Mcfune- Avaciwiiiir- - Naniv . 4 .A an at-tive band nn-nihi-r . 4 . hkv-s :ill kinds nf music 4 , . has a bright, flashing sniiln- 4 . . futurv will bi- In atti-ini Wvst- minster Colle-ge-, twarh +-l4-invn- tary 1-fiucatiun. and travifl. Arthur R. Mclilhiniie-y Gi'llt'I2ll'-'ABU!lhu . . . plf-asant and frivndly buy 4 . . l'uri-vw-i' 1-utting up in 4-lass . . . hut mdsliiig and hunting art- taps with hiin . . , .iisliki-s Ainvri- ran history. I-Ing:-nv Mc-I-'urland G:-ni-ral-A worthy an-i faithful inf-nibvr ul' our stagr- vrvw . . . has a strung iislikv fur girls . . . his futuri-, uiiii.-viii'-fl. his favnriti- is lmasvhall . . . li,,,,Qn-I bnthm. him W4 plans tn gi- tn vi-llvgv. ' ' ' Dorothy Mc-Kinley 4 l . Cuiiinir-i'cial-''Dut . . . rapa tmmld Md am 't3 tain nf flur twirling lllZijUl 'l.il':' Gf-m-ral-- Ji-rry'' . . . a qui:-t , . , frzi-nfily 'ind full nf fun guy . . . intf-iw-sled in cars . 4 . . . . lik-s marching at f-mtball hawks ahvail -'asf-rly tu :ef-t nut gain.-s . . . likr-s sf-lwnl, hut nl' svliiml . . . will takv thv nut studying . . . wish:-s tn futuri- as it 1-mm-s. lu'i'nlii a ti-If-plu-iw -up-will-i' I vned king and queen l':ltriviai Nasa-r t'ninini-rc'ial- Pat . . . coin- hinr-s work and school . . . shrimp is tops with Pat . , . iiisliki-S 'Cats' yi-ry niui-h 4 4 . aft:-r high st-limrl shit plans lu hw' rnarriwl. Ilnvid Nvlsnn Acanlf-inim'- N+-lli-- , 4 . adds lil'v lu anv party with his joke-s . . . partit-.pati-sl in fant- ball and tram-k . . , iii-I-ads wisi- guys and Fats . . , hope-s tn In tu rwnllvga-, flmrlvs Nist Araulviiiit'- 4'hut-k . . , ambi- tious . . . narticipatvd in basv- hall and haskvthall . . . lik:-s ilanvinfz. dat-s, and sie'-ping . , is going tn inakv t'oriivll Uniwrsity his futurf- ahna mat--r , . . taking up t'llElllt'b'l'- ing. Ntunlvy Nunm-nhe-rg Industrial Arts- Gutt- . . 4 iartli-ipatvil in gulf for thrs-v yvars . . . lnviiiln-r uf Varsity Uluh , . . Kylll 1-lass.-s4 one of his ilislikv-s . . , linpws In go-t thi-uuyxli. Mary Jann- 0'Iiryun Puiiiriivi-vial-''Jani- , . , nur im-lndimis sung hirwl . . . a nivriibvr uf cimiiis , 4 . delights in sw-ing stagi- shows . . . in thi- futur-- yi-:irs she- will bf- .-ithi-r a sing.-r .irst.-iii.:i'apl1i-i'. .lamvs 0'l'onnur Availwiiiii- - Jim . . , f'ru'ss i-Uuntry and track im-inhv-r , . . alwavs ifating 4 4 . intvnds to gn to 1-ulli-gv . . . sp.-nfls 4-vvry span- llllllllvlll an his vxriting hobby--iiiatm-cya-11iig:4 4 A P.0.IJ. pro.7r'r'f - Pf'IZII,S Emplo-zmwizf Aymzvy Kathi:-1-n Virginia 0'l'onnor I-'rank ll. l'ustirrhak CUvinim'rvial--''Kay'' . . , pt-pint G'-nr-ral -- Danni-- . . . nm- nl varsity vhf-v-rl--all--r . , . lmw-ly. thnsl- hi: husky 11-ntlvall play- liartl-wnrkin: girl . . . tlr'-anis hrs . . . sw-mls his sinirv- tiinv- nt' he-ing an 1-ffiviviit sw-t'i'f-tA1i'5' hunting ami tishinu . . . may . . . wan always lw fnnml visit- s-nm-flap' lw zi trw' Ilxrv-rt. in: in Swissxalt-. lilizrilwtll l':ltte-rsun lurm-st 0'Nl:ill4-y At-a:l-'nm- Liz , sw.-.tt tl'-nwral t'urly. lvlam-k-liaiitftl :tml w-nsi+lv-rat4- . . . playwl youth . . . mln--sn't tfarv' ivir- in nur haml aml nrt-lit+sti':i . , . tivularly fur sa-hnnl hut wnulfl lmnnr stmlwnt . . . tr'-asurt-r likw tn ht- 4-Hunt.-tl aiming ni' thl- llnstruin Clulv . . wants P'-nn's urafls . . this liappy- tt- lw :i nnrst- an-liivky sf-ninr will takt- th-- lutur-' in stritl--, Ray Pi-ilrmx I , tl'-n--ral-- Pita , , was a Nhirlvy Olson It-,lit---nian in tht- Juninr vlass C'ninin+-rrial Shirl . . . inlay . . . likt-s In arguv- with qui'-t. hut swf-vt girl , . . h-it :irls , . wlislilo-s t'arrlilln's sausagv is trips nn hv-r list , , . t--nm'-r . futurf- plans ai-- will inakt- an attravtiw' aml r-'- lfusin--ss nr lI'?i'l li:ihl.- l-nnkk'---pl-i' . . . ww 'itl- nnr-- h--r fri'-mlly sniilt-. .lun-pli I'n-kann-k , , ,At'QUll'Illlt' t'l'v-vk' , vt-ry -llfllli UIINUUIWR :nnialllw ll-llnw . . displays Al'1lll4'Iillt'fA'.l1IllllII , . flllifl. gnnel athlv-tiv alxility' in lraskvt- hut rt-ally wnrtluwhih- . . . Zl hall anfl pull' . , Ylt'1'-lPl 'Sl- nn-- it-ar P--nn Iliph 5lllll lIl tl--nt ut' Varsity t'lul+ . . . fu- . . , wnrks har-l at what lv- turn plans. iiiw-lzziiiivzil wnui- Ill.--s , . . rt-ally' traxv-l fl lu nt-1-rinu. Illia- 1-nniinp tl. Ihfnn, -lainws PQ-te-rlliali Slargrl-ital'zllllt1-r G,,n,.l,ul --p,.t,: -lll full ,,f At-atl--init' - Masai:- fun . . . :ivtiv-' tln'--1--51-ai' lll lll' Iwis'-rl aml lvlvasinu . , tlw- In-r nl' llall I'atrftl , lm'--s sf-iw'--s an A-1 ratin: I1-i h 1 t-- t--ll ,ink--s . aiitl lm!-Iwi in-i's1-ii:1lity llislikfs vatty fan . my I'n'nrt- plans at llnys. , . lik--s ht? . . . fir- 'ims mws- nt ni' liapluy inxirriasv- in tht' l'ntnr--, liile-1-n Pie-rson Qt- w'1 1- it S -- t f4 S i'-t---'it 1-1-fk---Q L Ll.,,',.l' QQ. .l...lL Il ','.,.l,t Am-all--nm' Simtnth all-f in l nn lligh trif- ami 1-ln-rus , i it-lt with :i 1-aint llIllFll . Art Vinh was h-fr niain int' r--st 5.ni'tt-r nn P1-nn P1-ints in svlm--l :ilstt a xt-ri un..-t rt-ry at-tiw in spnrts , , , vhs- saltsinan. lik--s 1-ml nt' hiull st-hnnl xv--irs . , . may att-'ml llwlvf-rt All-rris Yunim- l'nlliard ti ll I'Iil Ditty-l1i ' . ht-r 'l l'n l'2lfS S in-pularity ur-'ws as inn kmvw A1-a1l--nm- - I-It-frynii-fs Iiinml h'-r lv-tlvvr , san: navli 3 -ar . a tliliu--nt Sillflvlll . . . .1 in tht- t-ht-rns . shfttiltl mak- y,nwt'rt'ul. Hltartl-l11ttin: .ith- gurl in :int firltl:tt't-i':rmli1n- l--if . . . tht- alulv- pr'-sill-nt --I tiny: Stull--nt Fnnm-il .K 33 Janne-s Porte-r Aratlw-niit'- Slittrty , . al- ways he-himl thi- sw-m-s, hvlp- ingg with tht- st-ts , . , likt-s pntzitlws, pastrit-s. ami swiin- ming . . , tlislikt-s nniuns, lI4'!ll4'VV4Pl'l-i, :xml t-arly rising . . . plans lu inin Marim-s nr atttml 1-ull'-:ln lfrzim-is l'rn-isavk Cnnnm'rc'ial - Franny , . . will niakt' an attI'at'tiv1- 1m-n1- lw-r nt' VV,A.F .,.. always sniilinp' . . . u-fssipy pl-npln ratt- low with hvi' . . . iw-rx' 4-apahlv in Si-!'I'v'I2'iI'l3l wnrlyl H4-Ivn Putzlockr-r tfniiirm-I'f'ial -- Putzi . . , Iirit-mlly ynuiig lafly . . , unn- in-'rvial stud.-nt with Zillllllil1rllS nf livlllfl il lnmkko-l-pl-1' . , , atltlf-fl tn ht-r tal:-nt In tht- vlmtvrus . , , van grafluatt- with tht- szitisfzu-tinn nt' wnrkina harnl. Sara Ann Rankin t'wi11rm-i'z'ial- Sally . , . elitl yfvu Yl'I' h+-ar Sally laugh? List'-n swim-tiinw . . , hnp.-s tn lwftnllit' a tw-ry n-l'fit'l1'lli s1-4'i't'- tary . , . with ht-r sw--1-t 'wr- smiality will tin wr-ll in any- thing. Gary llunald R4-id Avznltnnit- l'i'14:1r-lu . :mul- lnnkin: -'uv . . , vamlml., 4 , ,. , 1 .tml tvllrtliy ynw-sitlt-nt wt' Ili-Y , . . :ivtiw in nianp' 4-lnhs , , . vlis- lik--s pnnr st-linnl spirit , plans tn ln- :i nninistf-r. .vide-lv liivliartls l'4IIIlIlI l'l'l21l Dt-l . , , lm-'ly vniw- ami pt-r'snr1al1ty . . . shnws rlraniatit' ahility in vlass plays . . , lik,-s springltiim- aml llwwf-rs , , . linpf-s In ln- a pri- xatv' s--wr--tary snnn. The 1953 u'4'11NN1rI: WAI.-xI,I.I-XY PAIIKI-II: PARSONS PEKAHI-IK I'ICTEI:RlAN I'!:HCSAl II I'I I'ZI,414'IiICI: emzim S MLSMN I'ASTIIiC'II,xIi PII-IHS: uN ILXNKIN 0 Ci 0 UVSXTNICK I'AINTl'II PATTICIISON PPIDIIUXX VOLLIAILD POIITPIIK HPIIIW IIIFIIAIIIJS k i .g g , Q 1 ' . 4 - 1, 4 ' I4 2 I it ', 'N' X l J 7' J ii if I i fu h . fs. Q Q 'QS 4 . 16 0 , 2., - Ax f 6 1 53 Semwm IX Nl 1488 NI I IUNNI l H1lNl XIXNIXNX 1 A111 I5 Qu. mx Q 1 Marion Rit-hardson N11 R i :- llui flIllllllt'I'L'lfli-''lilfilh , , . t-ln-wr- ful ami pvppy lass . . . zwliu- partiripant in st-wx-nl 4-luhs . . . 1-xpvrt danrvr 4 . . spt-mls hm' summt-r swimming . . , lil'S:ll'S 1-tTic-v wnrk aft:-r g:r:nl11:itLmi. yum- C. Ri0llb'3' A1-arlvniif' Y At-tiw nn-mlwr nt' hand :intl UI'L'h0'Stl'l1 4 . . 1'l1j1'3'S musif' :mtl tlriving . . . tht futurv h-this a 1-4-ll+-gt' wltlvu- tiwn . 4 . will stil-tw-tl in his rhnsvn fic-lrl. hard Ridenour Atnrlmnic- Dick'' . . tlirtw vvztr honor stud'-nt 4 4 . tnnk part in Mr, and Mrs. North . . , likvs fmmthall :mtl swim- ming . . . rlislikvs sttlvlyinrg . , hop--s tu h--f'n1m- nn Vllgll' llt 'l'. s Rin-glvr Ctvllllll4'l't'li1l7C21lll' tu l nn in lu-1' juniur yv-ar . , . wun1l+-i'ful zithlf-tv 4 . . plt-using 1'v-rs1vn- :ility . . . likvs pe-nplv :mtl fl:mt'inr: , 4 , rlislikvs slw'p.l1p: . . , llllpvs lv ill' IH 1'fIll L'1', Rust' Marie' Rittvr lid Shi Cr-ninn-rt-i:t1- lit'sit- . , . tlvwl mul swimming :uw znmwnp: he-1 i'zn'n1'itvs , . . limnvi' stuflvnt in h-Ar snplmnmrl- yt-ai' . . . lnvw-s tn lw :nn vr'fic'ir-nt s-'rx'--tsiiv wx sw-ial w:rrk--1: Iinhson As-ntl'-niic'-Fisliing his l'2iXtrl'll pastinnl 4 4 . Q-nj:-ys nutfl--ni wwrk. particularly lznnlsvapiilu , . . unustuil in his flslikf- fm :iris . , . plans tv- att'-ml husis nf-ss st-lnlfll anti ln-t-tliviv :tn :ir'r'fft1nt::l1t. rl:-y Rm-hv CW'mm'fi'f'ial-I'lf'z1sinu :intl :zu . . . fI'l llt'h frivs :uni stink nit' :ini-'ng hvr favvfrih-s . , . in tht- futurv- shv is striving In I..- gi gfmfi iurnnkkwvlwf' Avsuiv-niif' fShy, lilll luv:-ly , . lnunlr sturlm-nt . . . likn-s rmnl- Intvrrsffd horkvy players - Slwrlry and Barbara l'altti Ross Ulgn Iidnan Nanol Cm1xii1vl'ci.tl-- l'nt . . . jully 4 , . viivrgt-tic ivaskvthnll play- -'r . 4 . int:-ns:-ly dislike-s :i dirty spurtsnizuf' . . . hvr :nnhitinn4 to jnin tht' XV.A,F. l'4-ggy Lou Russell C4PIlllllt'l't'iill'-''P+'L!.. , 4 4 glit- tvring pvrsnnality , . . grt-at rl:-:il nf c-harm . . 4 likvs fun. nit-v fri:-ndly pvnplv-. and ste-ak . , . hopes to hw a Hnrist :uni own hvr shnp4 Louise- Rossi C1Pllllll4'I't'l3l+Qlll l hut swf'--t :ind grac-inus rwllwafl . . . lil-ws flnncing and pnpulnr music' 4 4 4 dislike-S firivv-ins in thv rain . , , plans tu hw:-niiiv an hunk- kv'-pvr. Carol Russ Cnnini--rr-ial-H4'nur stud'-nt . . . pr'-siflent of C4VIlllllf'l'i'-Ili Cluh 4 . . rmivt-rtiblr-s and tl-mi arm' twps . . . flislikvs Pats :tml Fullvr Brush me-n . . . wants 14' ht- a hnnkkv+qwi'. Marie-luv Russo Al'Ilflt'llllf'7''AIHIJA . . . funn- tw P1-nn ln h--r S lll'rl' yf-ar . . . pls-nty ut' pe-rsrlnality :tml lmnls wt' lun . . . rwazlnigr is mn' wt' inf: anti gym . . . pl:i1istug'utn vnllvge- and stutly l1lllf.1'll11Hl'S . , wishvs In ln- an intvr- prn'tv'1', the-rtrudc I.. Schiller f'tllllIlll'l't'iIllf f:l l'l 4 , 4 lik--s liumhtlrg.-rs and flailviilg , , . tim-sn't like- vnxu-f-Qtwrl pwvplt- . , , pw-rs intl' :l hright futuiv. :t tvw ye-urs of work . . . th.-n innrriagt-. Putrivizs Srllrvt-4-ngnst Al'ElflPllllK'-MPBTIV . 4 4 za Cllilllll- ing lass full uf lift- . . . activtt participant in a numb.-r nt' her le-isurtt . husinwss 1-luhs . 4 . spvnrls Ylllll' liJllli'lll2 4 , sr-liwvl or marriagv. hvr futurv. lh-ve-rly Nancy Sf-itz V4fninn-rr-ial-''Bm' . . . :llmut :is full nt' fun :ts thwy l'4Illl4' . 4 . :ilwnys has a ple-asant smili- . . , a t'Hllllll l'l'lill lass with tht- svfm'r+-tz-iriznl fin-lrl in thp l'11t111-4-. William 'l'. Sm-mhowc-r Imlustriul Arts- Bill 4 . 4 zx 'tvtlrtllwliilel ff-llnxx' with i4im'as nl ht-iiig' :L plumlwr in nvar futur--' . . , ff-nfl is his m:tin wvak- rvss. if it's gnnfi, ln-r pnstimvs , , will nmkt- :n 1-misc-lviitlvltis tvaclwr. Wlnriun Jam- Slwnln-rger At'Zi1lt'llliL'7'Ashvllllfl' . . , lnyzil Jam- Ryckman hami nn-iiilwr , A I flip-mi.-.1 C,,m,,,,,,.l.ml Y Ch, , ,ful and t't.uAnty :uni Distin-t Chwrus . . . frit-nrilv . . . staitwl quitf- a 'llsllkvs l'P ll1 Wil EW WUI fad by Spmng hand mad, gm,-. than thmr sha-rv A , V, wants tw ,WS I t 1.,y.-g fnnfi nf any l-.-1-1-nn' il znusn' IHJlt'llf'I. kind . . . plans -V.. Sl'C'l'f'lZ:ll'l7ll 1-r wtflw wnrk. -lanws ll. Salzmann Af'iifi !iliC7'ASUIH wnnts tn in- vf-nt :1 nun-ringinu alarm f-lurk , hawpvs In hr-4-1-Inv :ln vn- :raxw-r , . , has many nutsivlv :lf-tiviti--s . , 4 r-fnnnn-nts upon mzmy things quitv vasily. ,, My i I x l E Leaders - the seven top magazine salesmen Judith Slmvkey Coniniereialf''.ludy . . . has a lovely voice and personality . . . friendly with all . . . varsity cheer leader . . . likes blondes , . . intends to be a secretary. lose-phine Smalls Commercial-''Jod3 ' . . . al- ways has a ready smile . . . recites poems beautifully and with much feeling . . . likes dam-ing . . . plans to be a sec- retary and later a. homemaker. Ioan Smith Academic- Jo . . . efficient editor of Seneca . . . studious. charming, and energetic . . . vice-president of Student Coun- cil . . , will do well in any field at Muskingum College. 'llaryella Smith Commer:-ial-''Swet-ts . . . quiet. but sweet . . . may be your secretary someday . . , has beautiful long hair and a sparkling smile . . . looks f0l'- ward to graduation. Edward D. Smyth General- Corky , , , etfec- tively managed baseball team for three years . , . eapable photographer -for Penn Points . , . likes chicken . . , hopes to bet-onie a sales manager. lliam lf. Sparks Industrial Arts- Bill . . . displays a great sense ot' hu- mor every day , , . likes girls . . . dislikes history . , .sur- prises await him in the future. N elson Starkey Aeademic . . . For two years Penn's ever poppy Indian . . . doe-sn't know his future plans as yet . . . interests. strictly Cave exploring and Indian lore. liilfill'l ill0 Stivers Commercial- Kay . . . has a host of friends . . . an ambi- tious girl who worked hard . . . bookkeeping. her aim . . . later hopes to becomc a homemaker . . . eagerly awaits graduation. Nancy Jean Stoner Commercial - Enjoys roller skating and most outdoor sports . . . her pet peeve is history . . . her future is to be a secretary . . . got some ex- perience in the sehooI's em- ployment agency. James Stuart La R0 Academic--- Stu . . . quiet lad . . . likes history . . . math doesn't rate . . . gold and driv- ing are tops . . . hopes to become a salesman. rry Swntehiek Academic - Good looking and good company . . . interested in all sports . . . after gradu- ation. desires to be an expert machinist , . . much good luck, Larry. bert Taliaferro Academic- Bob . . . is always joking with the girls . . . likes to sing and really does a good job . . . desires to be a jet pilot. Jesse Thompson General-Friendly and depend- able , . . enjoys to Fish and to hunt any kind of game . . . didn't care for his history class but passed . . . takes hard work in stride. Dale Timhlin , . Academic- Tim' . . . is il friendly boy . . . has many outside interests . . . frozen custard and blue Cadillaes are tops with him . . . intends to Join the Navy. Frank Tumminello Industrial Arts- Tank . . . likes dan:-ing and playing his electric' guitar . . . thinks lunch periods are too short . . . wants to be a baker or an artist. Art I'ndc-rwood Academie- Dig's grin effort- less but persuasive . . , dislikes talkative girls , , helped with visual aid equipment . . , :1 quiet pleasant fellow . . . plans to attend college after leaving Penn's halls. Carolyn Vac-co Commercial '--' A serious person . . . looks forward to her last vacation from school . . . a down-to-earth girl . . . dislikes stuck-up people . . . will make an eftieient secretary. A rnold Versaw Aeadeniit'-''Arnie . , . an en- thusiastic baseball fan . . . likes fishing and social night life . . . doesn't rare for any type of studying . . . plans to be a business manager. Margaret Vetter Aeadeinie- Peggy . . . talent- ed. active. gay . . vice-presideilt of National Honor Society and president ot' Variety Club . . . Seneca Staff member . . . likes playing the organ . , . college. her next step, Hairy B. Yichich Academic'-llard working edi- tor of Penn Points , , . high honor student . , . inemlier nf National Ilollol' Society . . . partieipated in several other elubs . . . future plans are ui1d..4'ide1l, The 1953 Semin SIIIPVIQICY SKIALLS SPAIIKS ST.-XIIK xxx',xT1'r11r'K '1'.x1.1,xz-'1c1.r.u 1Y1w:1:xxwmIw V-vwm f ,Q R-Q, sz N X E, . A fi J w 'N o .I. SMITH STIYERS THOMPSON V ICIISA XV X f xz 1 . we 1: x I I A U ff S 0 0 0 M SM I'l'II STUNICII TIM BLIN V l'I'I I' l'I I1 3 ,,. cf 4' fl' Q SNIYTII STVAHT TI'MNIINl'ILI.U X'I1'I!TK'II 9 U a .L K X L T. , W , V ,K V xl '4 X R 'R' A .6-F The 2195 VINHIN VVALLAFPI Rl. VVATSIJN VVILSUN 3 , mx 1 , i ,Z ' 5 YUIQDICII LINDI VVAM PLER S. VVATSON VVOODINGS mimsmf. VUSACIILO VVAHD NVICIIIHAUCII J. VVOODINGS N. 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' . . 1l1'Si1'1-s t11 lvl ll T.V, t1-1'l111i1'iu11 :1I't1'r' s1'1'x'111: ,' ' Night ilulf' 11w111-1'. l'lll'l Sal 1, F' ' .ll'NIO1l BOARD sl 1fflIl'.' Mr. Svlmiiiltkw, BQ-Hovii-li, A1-kt-Vmzni. Furl llilllil. Zimmer, B1-ar'-vii, Miss Illasszu'-'lli. Iliff. S 'vn1rINuir. Killu. Frwn-livli--, Nvxxwflilvt, ll4-lw. XvillI4il'!l'Ill lir--n-'mall Slrlvk'-null-ss Smooth Sophomores Class of 1955 Act I Last fall the scene was set for an- other star performance of the largest sophomore class in the history of Penn High. We are sure that they abound in quality besides quantity. Their leading lady was Jan Blankenbeker who led her class through a top-rate year. The sophomores really added glamor and good looks to Coronation night with their deserving king, Lefty Hump- reys and queen, Barbie Peters. So ends a well-spent year. l Y. i Jaunty Juniors Class of 1954 Act I This class has played a starring role since they entered Penn High. As soph- omores they had top billing the glorious evening of their dance. The curtain fell all too soon on the first successful act. Act 11 the curtain rises on a cast confident of another successful year. President Butch Iliff had the leading' role for the second time and he played his part well. Christmas brought their colorful dance. Act II ended with a grand junior- senior reception. SOPIIUINIOHE BOARD First Roux' SlI'if'lc1-xigloss, Bosuivk. Goin. Blarikwzzlff-k--1'. 'l':fwii. Vail-iitiizzi Stroud Razr: VVillman, Fish--1: Durantv. Mrs. Kc X ll'-r. Mr, livaiis. Smith. Fzirus.-. Em soil mzderclrazsses ff-nn. A-' Htl I I QW 1 iii. igiff, Juniors First Row! Bisceglia Bollinger. E. Benz Berg, Abel, Bell, P Bentz, Beatty, Baker. SfI'UHlf Row: Acker- man, Baird, Berg, Am- brose, Averell, Barr Babuscio, Beatty. Th I rrl Ro ll' .' Ba rriero Beck, Bertovich, Bea- con, Bithell, Angotti. Juniors First Rmr: Buckley Cervenyak, C a I'1S o n Cunningham, Brevard Breneman, B 0 W ers Campbell, Bostaph, Srl-mul Row: Capozzi B o d n a r, Carbonara Cain, Christman, Braun, C h ri st m a n Christman, Blewett. Thirzl Rmr: Broskey Carter, Campbell, Ca- taldo. Juniors First Roux' Damask Cimino, Civello, Cum- mins, Cook, Clark, De- Lancey, Davis, Con- tardi. Sffflllll Rfnr: Cutler C l a r k e, Coggeshall Dippel, Dempe, Cuth- bert, Callahan. Third Roux' DeI.anf'ey Dayen, Colhocker, Car- ter. Conners, C Il n t e Coggeshall. Juniors Firsf Roux' Dull, lflvan co, Dixon. Foster, Fre lirhe, Gibb, F i S h 0 r Ferina Dorman, Sf rom! I?o14'.' Eckert Elliott, Drum, Elliott Fisher, Gearliart Fatta. Tlllfll Row! Iluvl D ii v a, Farrell, Fike Gardone, Juniors Hang, Goldner, Grifl fith, Hoelzle, Hoech- Firxf Roux' H ii g li c s stetter, Hendrickson Konrad, Gunter, Haney Svmmri Row: Gilliland Harmon, Hoolihan Hope, H a y e s, Hobe Holmes, Gipson. Third Row: Horhberg' Halluck, Hand. Gray Goode, Gresh, Havclen Hoffbauer. Juniors First RUll'.' Kirn, Fox, Keith, Isaac, Kesner James. Kapp, Korrlyl. Key. Sfroml Rolf! H u 1' St Howard, 1101311 d Klinefelder, Kapp Iliff, Kastanias, Jones Thirfl Razr: K ii n 110 Kunkel, King, Huber Kunkel. THEIR HOPE-T Juniors First Rmr: Maniiellzi, La in bi ng, Mc'Ci'eery, Marlo we, Macioci, Manning, McCollum, Maurhoff, Livingston, Merola. Secuiirl Roux' Laurie, Mann, Lamia, Mason, Malte, L ai ii e, Lundy, Martin, Third Roux' Leppold, McCoy, Markland, Lem- mon, Lavrine, Lage- nian, Marnio. Juniors First Rfnrl M e n L Z e i', Meyers, M i o cl ii s k i, O'B1'ien, M c' G 1' eg' o x', Matehett, Neff, Meola, McFarland. Sefeoml Rem: 5 Mc-Curdy O ' B 1' i e n, Mosehetta, Nicholson, Moseman, Newcom e. Neudorfer, Miller, Nlvlklasters. Thirri Rout' N e l s ci n, Molchen, Morrow, Nei- son, McKissick, Neu- dorfer. Juniors First Roux' Pol lock Oplinger, Ola, Ohorod- nik, Prather, O'Rou1'kc Romanko, Pittaciatto Morrow, Podgornik. Sfcozirl Row: J o n e s Rothlishberger, Rossell Pierro, Ohorodnik, Ror abaugh, Osborne, Roni mic-li, Patterson. Thirrl Rrnri Rice. Pra fletto, Quigley, Rey nolcls, Piekarski. THEIR DESIRE TO TOP THE MAGAZINE SALES OF THE SENIOR The Jzumzwzfs Jumm s Il sf Rau S m 1 Tuckex Stoner Schanz Sxmone Scrafioul Smlth Rxan Selelxo fum! Run Russo lp rr e S h a n QChl11t7 Smlth Schacht Sellers Illlf Rau Sml h Schonbduchex SlC,lll3I10 hne1der Ske u S10 m Sc halles Jumors F :sf Rim Tecrdox Sufllsvxorth Thrmmp son Twchman Txplon L Iban Teplxtz Steelm Steele Srun11lRrm Standlex Perholn Staxki Stoopw Stltt Spmnel Thomp son limi Rm: Tennent Sperlmg gflllfll Thom JUIHOIS Fns! Rau VS agnex Zmzl Xolk VS1ll1amQ Vogel X etter XR lake: ham Y dDd9gI 1fL XX eh N :vnu Rau Wm Q 111 x Zan lx Weight ZIIUIHQI VS att Ilmfl Poll Zaifdliil Wulf Xlehlle Tlenga F' ' ' th SI ' 'I S h 2 , C ' t Z Tl ' ' 't ef- ' l ', lle i 'i. ,, ', Q .: l as l K ' er. ' I .'1 ' I ' kl A- me C?i!'I'l'QI', 2 '- di, i V , ' '. The Snplvznmnmfs QUALITY AND QUANTITY THESE TRAITS DESCRIB ,J Sophomore-es, :st A n k e 1 Xngelm uh Bertouch A ,le Apple Andel son Austnn Barnel Ea 1g,el gl rum! R011 Abuola -X 1 llo ax c el 1 Ames Ande-mon Be x1n 1 Allen AllSflD B916 II I Imu Beraldo X11 mn Beacon Baker X1 INDI uster Sophomorea Fast Rm: Boyd De Iancex Dfmko C1cco De Shong Czawfold I ach Clauss e Vmnw .Samui Rau Clough De Lancex Claxk B01 lam skl Burkhart C11 10111 Downel Cluttel Doom Dapra 1111111 Ron H DHNIS J a x C 1 s Copeland Dax 15 Con t11d1 Datz Dax lg D Cesare Sophomores 'rsf Rnr: Englert. Dewar, Fisher Enty Fannin. Durante, F - lans, Duff, Eldridge. Sfrnml Roar! De Luca E4-kroici, Dunne Dun- van, Dowler, Durley De Santis. Third Rmr: De Luf-a Dent, Figura. 1' 1' 5. .f' ., .1 .3- ' 1 521 i 5,14 x Hn ai H 'L . 1- I' 5' fig, 1 Q O Q . I Q, nv 2, 5 e' 9 .. ,, , gn. Sin-A34 11. k I :C 51 4. '. . ,-- A-pw? Q 5' 1 1 1, I 54 .J 4 1 I I ' .!-Q if X 5 5 , .1 .' CA 1, Y I X P fx F. K, it GT , . 3. Q 3. -'41 ' ' 'ie- zk ' ! I Ex We f X .Di I I 'dy an F rv 'Q x , ' ? 'Q gb .Ax, ,.fI. It V p A1 it 'K 11: Y x . Q Y 0' 1' -gf-.4 '10 '4x4wv ,NYQQQ 4 :rf Q vi I -ff if x 535, v ,i 1 I F 1 ,f?, 2495.1 - -Q X If DONT MU' 'rue FUN! ., ,A ,, ,.... . --'M- 'f! Nw A dggk 'wjniir AFRPCA 'Si . Q Z3 ss THE I953 Jo Ann-Studmzt Phiotoyraphvf SENECA STAFF Firsl Hair: Pulluvk, Galardi, Pudg'oi'nik, Smith, Castilow, Fazi. Galaiiih Viiigiii, Fus- singer. S'r'1'm1d Roux' Miss Sine-hr, Downey. Manton, Pzittersrm, Kiser, Moiifredo, Vetter, Kvlls, Watkins, Miss Duffett. X-N Xwgxx S ix x9 ,i , -vi N., uZZ...ff-s -.., 11.1 jf In rzyfhlf IH ui.4rf.s fflitm' Kay Castilow Erliffu' Y Juan Smith Phrffwynuplzf r .Ioan Bastow When the Swarm: Staff chose drama as its theme, it unknowingly was creating a drama of its own. The staff was as a ship bracing itself against the angry Waves of deadlines, interviews, write-ups, pictures, and lone' tedious hours. Our captain, Miss Marie Stoehr, bravely led the staff through its worst storms. However, the senior class, a lighthouse warding the ship from broken rocks of discouragement, showed their faith in the staff with their magnificent maga- zine sale and helped guide the ship to safety. The staff sincerely hopes the student body will be pleased with the yearbook, Tin m4Si1zr.s.s nunzrzgrr and Jliss Duff! ff Thr' rzrf and Sports frlifwfw Your SYIIIVII flzfpisfs Cmeditors- Jllflfllj and Yomzir' THEY PUT OUT ALL ISSUES ON RECORD TIME Each day a drama unfolds at Penn High, whether it be a club arnbitiously starting on a new projectg an athlete performing an outstanding featg an unusual assemblyg or a well-meaning group of students starting a campaign intended for the benefit of others. All news is reviewed, thanks to Penn Points, in the manner of a great play on opening night. The student body is frankly told of details and opinions from all sides of an event. Then, too, PENN POINTS the paper has plenty of eye-appeal with its good photographs and appro- priate sketches. Editing Penn Points is a never ending job for Mr. McLeister and his staff. No sooner has one issue of the paper rolled off the presses and placed into eager hands of students than assignments are posted for the next issue. We salute you Penn Points Staff for the fine paper you have pro- duced. First Roux' Riegler, Woodings, Ambrose. Fazi. Vichich, Laurie, Davidson. McGregor. Hobe, Ambrose. Sfrrnul Row: Parker, Gibb. Schultz, Russ, Teplitz. Newsome, Mioduski, Averell, Mr. McLeister. Thirfl Roux' Dorman, Vlaril. Wolf, Huber, Bowman, Reid, Long, Steele, emu Points Dllwn poinfs out df'acUinr' datf' fo G'Im'ia. Jane, Sara and Mary r61vir'u' f'.l'I'hllIlf1I' IIlUff'I'1fI1. VVITH PRIDE T0 Penn Points 1 -I 5 6 T 8 1112131415 1Ql9202l2?. 'dniiifiunv ' ,gg . ... .. ... 2 sz, 4 S -6 I I2 no 17 15 -. 12 2:11 393031 XA fi Nmqsm THE Story A day in Penn High School would not be complete without the many activities of the clubs. You always can find stu- dents rushing from one meeting to another trying to add their bit to the discussions. Here are a few of the clubs and their aims. The National Honor Society represents the four cardinal principles of character. scholarship. leadership, and service. Its aim is to hold these ideals before the student body as a goal toward which all should strive. Commercial Club aims at teach- ing commercial students more about business procedure and furnishing a secretary for each teacher. Future Home-makers of America trains its members for future home making. Var- iety Club reveals the hidden talents of CF CLUBS many of the Penn High students by giv- ing them a chance to entertain. Cue and Curtain, a dramatic club, aims to teach its members poise, self-confidence. and dramatic techniques. Rostrum Club. a debating club, is chiefly interested in developing speaking ability in its mem- bers. Presidents' Club discusses prob- lems concerning orderly meetings. Hall Patrol keeps the traffic moving in the halls and on the stairs. It also sells re- freshments at the basketball games. Debs aids each member in obtaining charm. poise, and a pleasing personal- ity. Future Teachers of America aims to teach its members to prepare for the teaching profession by doing student teaching and by visiting at least two colleges a year. HALL PATROL NATIONAL HONOR SOCIFITY First Hour: Flockhart, Galanib, Patterson Manton, Bowman, Graham, Vetter, Castilow. S11-mul Rout! Miss Gorgon, Hoc-kherg, Lesko, Smith, Fazi, Viehich, Fa ssinger, Ambrose, Vonder Lin cl e n, Maus, Mrs. Baker. 'Fhirfl Rmb: Dye, Griffin, Jones, C r o ii C h, Leinbach, Ridenour, Hines, Parsons, Underwood. PRESIDENTS' CLUB Firxf Roux' Cain, Conwell, Russ. P a r s o n s president, Kates Peters, Kells, Savol. Su-oml Roux' Viehich, Fassing- er,O'Connor, Vetter, Hobc, Eas- ton, Lesko, Smith, Mrs. Beatl- ling. Third Roux' Vondcr Linden Larsen. T i in bl i n, Caldarelli King, Burns, Graham, Reid. HALL PATROL Top In Bollomr Mr, Alcorn, li Kunkel, E. Kunkel, De Luca Nelson, Bosnick, Martin, Chap- nian, Timhlin president James, Barker, Ciarolla, Peter- nizin sec-retary-treasurer. STI'I TENT COVNCII. First Ruiri Ambrose, Hayes, Lesko, Mandy, Fazi, Fassin- gel' secretary. Parsons - pres- ident, Long' tr e a s ii re ig J. Smith --vice president. F. Smith Kapp, Mannella. Sf r-onli Roux' VVehrle, Kammert. Dippel, Vichich, Newcoine, Vet- ter. McCune, Vetter, Hamer, Gill, Fatta. Mr. Alvorn. Third Rout' Iliff, Mallivli, Rid- enour, Caldarelli, Beacon, Gar- clune, Bertovich, Mc-Ateer. Mt-- Closkey, Ferguson. ROSTRVM CLVB First Roux' Shenberger, David- son, Viehich, Earle, Laurie, Dorman, Haney. Sfvmirl Row: McCarthy, Smith. Patterson-treasurer, Dye vice president, Vonder Linden pres- ident, Lucas- secretary, Duff. Teodori, VVeber. Third Row: Hoechstetter. New- some, Maurhoff, A in b r o s e, Hobe, Baker, Long, VVickerham, Scrafford, Mrs. Beadling. Fourth Row: Valentina, Kells. Keith, Loxterman, Hines, Kun- de. Larsen, Jones, Hiland. COMMERCIAL CLUB First Roar: Ryckman, O'Connor Richardson, Fassinger, Klein Galamb-vice president, Rus.: president, Vingin, XVoodings secretary, Klein -treasurer. Sfronfl Row: Cupps, Gonzalez Kern. Fennell, Ambrose. Davis Fazi, Shockey, Grieco. Smalls Mrs. Naser. Third Roar: Kortze. S t o n e r Flockhart, Smith. XYallace, Cor- bin, VVard, End, Ritter, Yeaney Gaston, Matthews. Fourth Roux' Riegler, Howard Meraldo, Olson. Belin, Meising Schiller, Boone, Anderson. Con- well, Byerly, Richards. Seitz. Holmes. SX NN K. '- -X Nv- Ss.. S-x. ss. Www 'fh- SQ ' fx. limb .. ff .. STUDENT COUNCIL . . . ROSTRFM COWINIERCIAL SENIOR Y-TEENS First Roux' Ritter, Louis, Cain Chartener, Clements. Sf 1-om! Rout' Fassinger, Mandy Shoc-key, Fazi, Hot-hberg Vive president, Easton presi dent. Vetter secretary. Thirfl Roux' Patterson, Haw tree, Russo, Yeaney, VVood ings, Hughes, Miss Davis. Cune, Kelis, Downey, Stoner SENIOR HI-Y tary, Reid president, Barker VVag'ner treasurer. Vosaehlo Fisher, McCloskey, Cullen Ciarolla Vive president. Swami Roux' Smyth, Burns Caldarelli, Graham, Parsons Connell, Jones, Frakes, Keith Mr. Bond, Third Rout' Underwood, Nelson Matthews, Timblin, Ridenour Nist, MCC1'ady, Stuart, Bash JUNIOR Y-TEENS First Rmrr Beatty, Tucker Stoner, Kapp, Steele, Vetter Ryan -treasurer, Podgornik Oplinger, Mannella, Fisher Freliehe, Gilwh. Sfroml Rout' Pollock, Shapoe son, Aher, Clark, Maurhoff Mi-Creery, Miss Davis. Tlzirfl Roux' Lane, Stoops, Drum ter, Ilrhan, Flvanco, Sehantz Hope, Berg, Stitt, Matehett Ba ker. Cl bs l. ,. .. SENIOR Y-TEENS. .SENIOR H-Y. .JUNIOR Y-TEENS Fourth Rout' Smith, Long, Mt'- Firsl Roux' Kiser, Cox Sevre- Ola, Burkley, Hang, Moses man, McCollum, Gula, Pra- ther, Simons, Bostaph, Carl- Hoelzle, Svhultz, Hoerhstet- lub JUNIOR HI-Y . . . SOPH Y-TEENS . . . PROJFCTION JUNIOR HIQY First Row: Harman, Hurst, G i p s o n, Z i ni in e r, Schott, Blewett, Capozzi, O'Brien. Srcond Rrmx' Braun, Rossell, Neudorfer, King -president, VVaight, Christman vice president, Hayden, Mr. Goehr- ing. Third Row! Babuscio, Kunde secretary, Huber, Zaccardi, Klinefelder, Hand, VVehrle treasurer. SOPHOMORE Y-TEENS Firs! Roux' Solovic, Kuhn, Byers, Stevens, Hamer, Crawford, Marc-ome, Snyder, Smith, Town f secretary, Kates, Dunn, Ryder, Austin. Sffcourl Roux' Dewar, Stadt- lander - treasurer, Bergel. Caruso, Angle, Helfrich, Peters -president, Scherder, De Lancey, Vichich, Wagner, Keller, Hazlett, Heindl. Third Row: Schaffer, Mont- gomery, Thompson, Brum- baugh, Blascovieh, Bertovich, Anderson, Danko, Blanken- beker, Trauschke, Sylvester, Kamerling, Jones, Speer, Git- tings, Lowrie, Mrs. McAfoose. Fourth Row: Hunter vice president, VVillman, Halvatv, Duncan, Otto, Laurie, Mc- Clurg, Delaeh, Young, Tatum, Hixon, Parker, Tucker, Katz- enmeyei. PROJECTION CLUB First Row! Swatsworth, Richey, Carlysle, Blewett. Sr'r-ond Row: Tomlinson, Dye, Brown, Collet, McNeely, '1'a- liaferro. Hochberg. Third Roux' McCauley, Nail, Fraeliche, K u n k el, Kiinde. Fike, Larsen, Campbell, Long. Miss Pierce, Q 75 LANGL AGES SPANISH AND FRENCH SPANISH CLUB First Row: Underwood, Reid Louis, Easton, Lucas, Wilson Malone, Long, Vichich. Svcoml Row: Hines, Caldarelli McCrady, Monfredo, Eiler Ridenour, Graham, Bash Stuart. Thirrl Roux' Markland, Hrorny- ak, Abriola, Nelson, Starkey Collet, Y a rd u m, Downey, Barker. SPANISH CLUB First Row: Bracco, McClure Allen, Caldwell, Schrecengost Clements, Cain, Watson Y Yeaney, Dewar, Konrad, Kas- S8I'fYl3!l. Suroml Row: Frakes, Fisher Downey, Parker, Vetter Painter, Castilow, Wampler Mandy, Timblin, Connell. Third Row! McAteer, Ciarolli, Robson, Hauber, Pedrow Parsons, Wagner, Hershey Taliaferro. FRENCH CLUB Ifirsf Rout' Smith, Kells, Savol president, Hochberg ser- retary. S11-onrl Rout' VVatkins, Snyder Hendrickson, Leinbach. Third Row: Miss Gorgon, Op- sitnick-treasurer, Kipp, Mor- row--vice president, McClo- skey, Standley. v SUB DEB First Roux' Volk, XVagner, MC- Creery, McFarland, Mason treasurer, Elliott -secretary, Hobe president, Gibb vice president, Freliche ff corre- sponding secretary, Ryan, Fox, Beatty, Town. 1 Srvmzzl Row! Dorman, Man- nella, Steele, Vetter, Elliott. Newcome, H o e C h s t e t t e r, Simons, Moseman, Teplitz, Steele, Oplinger, Podgornik. Galardy, Buckley, Fisher, Mrs. Maurhoff. Third Roux' Averell, Dippel. Vandegrift, Hoelzle, Hayes, Mal te, Gula, NVit-kerham, Scrafford, Stitt, Hope, Maur- hoff, McCollum. DEBS First Roux' Miller, Stoner, Am- brose, Klein, Manton -secre- tary, Russ f - vice president, Kells president, Glentzer - corresponding s e 0 1' e t a r y, Hochberg -W treasurer, Long, Davidson, Schrecengost, Cle- ments. Srrfonrl Row: Byerly, Kern, Chartener, Shenberger, Lucas, Yeaney, Woodings, Rossell, Ward, Cain, Mrs. Furrie. Thirrl Row: Flockhart, Klein, Lesko, Maus, Parker, Hughes Easton, Vetter, Downey, Fazi Mandy, Fassinger. QUILL AND SCROLL First Row: Harvey, Scoletti, Rizak, Halloran, Coleman, Cowan, Steele. Second Row! Mr. McLeister, Mastropier, Grant, O'Connor. Blankenbeker, VValter, Har- rison, Miss Stoehr. lu of. SUB DEB . FL!! F. T, A. First Roar: Lauric, Cain, Clem- ents. Dorman, Gula, Vichich. Si f-mul Row: Town, Shenberger. Lucas, Hochberg, Lesko -f president, McCune - secre- tary, Long - treasurer, Mc'- Creery--vice president. Third Roux' Kells, Russo, VVick- erham, Vetter, Easton, H u g h e s, Mason, Teodori, Miss Stoehr. If'f,1u'tl1 Row: Downey, Mannella, Fazi, Brevard, Drum, Wat- kins, McClure. F. N. A. First Row! Patterson, Gibb - secretary, Cain ff-ff president, Glentzer, Steele, Bostaph vice president, Starks. Srvrnzil Row: Hawtree, Pollock, Lane, Rorabaugh, Dean, Mio- duski-treasurer, Stitt. Third Row: Swatsworth, Makin, C a 1' 1 s o n, Dempe, Brevard, Weber, Dothard, Merola, Miss Smith. F. H. A. First Row: Dean, Simons, Abel, Starks, Kirn, Bentz, Contardi, Ambrose. S11-mul Row: Bollinger, Rossell, Mandy, Galamb, Russ, Ritter - secretary, Fassinger - president, Glentzer - vice president, Stoner --treasurer, Richardson, Gonzalez. Tlziril Row: Oplinger, Stoner, Cook, Schantz, Tucker, Haw- tree, Kobus, Anderson, Pra- ther, Ohorodnik, Kern, Vichich, Miss Rupert. Fourth Row! Bollinger, Pierro, Duff, Cummins, Keith, Kes- ner, Barr, Teplitz, Ryckman, Chartenev, Matchett, Tisch- man. Cervenyak. FUTURE TEACHERS . . NURSES . . . HOMEMAKERS lm STAGE . . . STAGE CREW Firs! Roux' Carlysle, POFIPI McFarland, Bosnivk, Kunkel, Richey. CHESS CLUB Firsl Rout' Standley, G. Tcmlnri, R. Teodori, Burns -president. Swvnzfl Row: Hobe-vice presi dent, Vondel' Linden, Gilli land, Blewett. FILM AND FLASH Sf uh fl: Blewett, Larsen, Smyth Larsen Sfllllllflljlf Porter, Carciillo, Lau- ric-. Carlysle, XYUHGPI' Linden Rivhey, 0 0 0 CHESS . . . FILM AND FLAS '3 ZLZI VARIETY CLUBS . . . CUE AND CURTAIN SENIOR-JUNIOR VARIETY CLUB First Row: Shenberger, Mc- Clure,Smith, Vichich, Werder, Lane, Richards, McFarland. Bell, Buckley. sfmnzfl Row: Caldwell, McKin- ley, Schrecengost, Fassinger. Haugvtreasurer, Mannella- secretary, Vetter -- president. Fazi-vice president, Lamia. Mann, Ola, Smalls, Brevard, Galardy, Hoelzle. Third Row! Long, VVilson, Yea- ney, Hayes, Elliott, Lesko, Vetter, Brenemen, Dewa1', M a s o n, Averell, Newcome, Elliott, Parker, Maus, Gear- hart, Mrs. Berg. Fourth Row: Shockey, Patter- son, Hines, Angotti, Talia- ferro, Huber, Helbling, Beck, Iole, Cuthbert, Gibb, Kapp. SOPHOMORE VARIETY CLUB First Row: Wagner, Peters vice president, Fisher, Hel- frieh - treasurer, Kates -- president, Vetter. Strand Row: Angle, Anderson, H e in dl, Dewar, Paluselli, Dunne4Asecretary, Mrs. Berg. Third Row: Solomon, Bryson, Circireo, Armbruster, Rohra- mann, Davis. CUE AND CURTAIN First Row! Manton, Davidson. Clements, Mandy, VVerder, Richards. Sr 1-mul Roux' Kipp, Maus, Vet- ter, Guesman treasurer, Dye -W vice president, Hughes secretary, Lesko, McCune. Third Row: McCloskey, Voight, Cardillo, Bowman, Larsen. Pedrow, Vonder Linden, Iole. Mr. Everett. 1Auten--presi- dent! PENN ART CI.l'l'3 Flrxf I-I'w11'.' l.1-sim pl't'Sl1ll'lll C11 21 1' I v Il 0 1' Sl'l'l'0l2il'X I-'1'z1livs 111-:f1s111'v:', B 3' Q- 1' 1 3' Klein, Fixx, Tiiwn, Teuilfmri, Sfwiiui I-i'fi11': Cnnnvll, Miliini Pitts-iwiziiii, Gian, Mzitvlicil l.2il1I'lt', K1i111iiii, Mix c:l'UUl'. 'l'11i1'fl Hair! Austin, li 11 1' l ii Mu11tgfi111v1'y', Pi01'so11, IAN-li hart, S1'l1lzi11ilv1', Sniiin, ,-Xllvll IF:1Zi vim- pl'l'!4lllOlllI DANCE BAND l 1.f'.w1 Hair: Nll'li?SOI1, Ciitliln-1'l Hines, Filie, Fe1'1'antP, Stark ey, Bryson, Huber. N4 1-mul Roiri Canipbell, Hlll1llll'- er, Iliff, Hinos Helbling Sturni, I-lziyrlen, Gillilzi111l,, VARSITY CLVB I-wwf Ruin Ciaiwilla, Nelsnn N o n n e n h e 1' 2, Bertovic-h Barker, Pekarek -f vice piesi- dent, Fisher, Ireland, Mi' Fisher. Slfllllil Ruirj l'I1ClG1'WUOCl Sm- !'9I3I'f', Isherwood. Vnsavlilii Abriola. Schneicleig Nelsi-11 Davis, M11 KVz1lto1's. Tliirrl Ruin' Iliff. Marklziiiil Jacksori, Bean-rm, Hl'CJl1lf'?lli l1'eaS111'01', Graham H p1'oS:- iient, Pz11's1i11s, Sperling, F1111- Sel, Mi: Mi-Ginlvy. fl I ART . . DA BAND First Roar: Earle, Patterson, Kelis, Lucas, hltcllllv, Clauss, Paluselli, Holt, Vanclegrift. Swwuml Hour' Ferrante, Clough. Reed, Fisher, Berg, Letlerer, Baker, Shapoe, Smith, Datz, 'I'hirfl Roux' VVherry, Gibb, Machetta, Nickelson, Teplitz, Bergy Fox. Drum, Hoelzle, Greenaway. l m4rlh Rau-I Roliramann, Berexa, Bowman, Hines, Fein-h, Nickeson, XVoitas, Cuthbert. MrNeely, Schacht, Nagle. 0 G CO THEY PRODUCE OATCHING AND NOVEL SHOWS Clashing cymbals. a drums steady cadence, and the rhythmic marching of feet, has announced countless times in the past year that our band was about to perform. The lively music and spir- ited players have made us realize that music is one of the arts which offers great satisfaction. When the band played for the games, school spirit soared high, and the tricky, appropriate band formations made everyone proud of his school. Assemblies have been brightened by gay, seasonal instrumen- tations, in addition to band concerts which displayed individual and group talent, as well as excellent directing. You can be sure Mr. Williams is mighty proud of the Penn High band. which took a great deal of his planning, pa- tience and persistence, so the players would meet the rigid standards of per- fection, from the tiniest piccolo to the mighty bass. BAND Izrsl Rm:-I Marlin, Hll2l'Xti. Shwlmis, H1Illim'1'l'1'. Iiv I,?lIll'l1j'1 M4'C'lu1g, fzlllllilillil N f-um! Rfnr: H1w11lwl'g. Enstun, ll1lt'SIN2iI1, XVilsun, Cum xv 1-ll, SllQ'IllI:'I'KL1t'I', lfrzwlwlw. Sluvhls, 'Pm lhirvl Row: Mzuiim-, Hwwl1lw1'g, Ifillllllltxlfl CI'fll1l'h, Rn-lmvy, Uaixnpm-II, Il1r't', Hmvs, XYcml1. lffurfh Hwui' Sturm. Hvlhling Sllllivlll 1iil'1'K'l1lI', Mntthvws. ,-XIIXlbI'llSlt'I', Hlll1Q'I'. Sh-phmwlix' Hzuy-in-nA 4'h1x1'm-hill, N11-In-znllk-, M , 1--.ng am- ,v-.... in 'uf 'wf -w ,ff ,f ,Q .LW f' ,'-I! wif, ... I Sum and Pub' Hand .'llrr11r1qf'1's zuzsic Q f. C. FOR EVERY MOOD AND OCCASION AW ORCHESTRA First Row! Shapoe, McGregor, Baker, Key, Foster, Hochbr-1',f:,'. Sfrnml Roux' Cicco, Greene, Hinderer, Hayden. Ohorodnik, Kelis, Fox. 'I'hirfl Roux' Mr. VVilliams. Ric-hey, XVolt', Stivinski, Bowman, Hiland, Nickeson, Patterson, Ferranie, Nagle. Huber, All'fNllllt', THE ORCHESTRA Musically inclined students who wish to play the more serious, sweet and mellow type of music join the orches- tra, and may belong to the band or chorus also. An orchestra is supposed to consist of a multitude of stringed instruments, which give the gay. airy, rippling effects in compositions, plus all the various instruments contained in a band. Although the orchestra lacked complete instrumentation, they did remarkably well for a small troup and entertained for our assemblies and plays. Each year the Penn High orches- tra sends some of its members to dist- trict orchestra where they rehearse with musicians from all parts of west- ern Pennsylvania for several days. This year we were fortunate to have the following students represent our school: Shirley Baker. 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D :1 v 1 S. Kipp. 'l'uli:1!'--1'1'11, .I 1- 11 1- s. H- wk XX'--iri11'1'ski1'.-h. 1':11i1 SUVH1 1NI11lii'I 1'II4vlll'S F11-xt Iff11r' 11'-w:11. Iriiff. 1111- ti114s. W i 11 Fl --11. 111':1I'fii1s H1II'1'i1i1 S1 vffnfl l.'1111'.' l'1i11s. XY:1:11- 1' lJ'4l:11'i.. 51111111 F15 i1-- I' 4':11'l1S11. X11:I1 lhirfl I.'f11:' 511s 5111111111111 Krii--S. l':11'111 1I. I'l1'11l11i1:11i:i1 . .1 1.1:1:.-1 M1-111111. i':11'k--1 I ff111'!I1lff11r: T 1 :1 ii s- P1 k' A1110-1. H1li1:11 1i Simxx lI:111l-Q11 51112111115 VSHICHS VIM AND VERSATILITY MADE TH Malrinq future plans EIR ACTS CLICK SENIOR CLASS PLAY Junior Mister, a three act farce comedy by Barry Keenan was re- , P sented by the 1953 Senior Class on December 4 and 5. Funloving Harold Hastings, Ray Pedrow, was continually getting into unsolvable predicaments with Jean Hastings, Carol Clements, Blll Singer, Don McCloskey and Joe Roberts, Ed Iole. He couldn't stay out of c h der, Eileen Manton, arrives. Finally after becoming involved with Colonel Price, John Auten he does so f , me ast talking and all ends well. Others were Joanne Dewar, Miss Hamilton, Sarah Kern, Frances Price, J . oanne Hughes, Mrs. Przceg Joanne Hockberg, Gloria Fellows, Karl Vonder Linden, Wayne Hastings' Peggy Ros a I oac Dick sell, Norma Price, Edward McCrady, Jordan's, Charles Bowman, hair and a Saunders, Sigurd Larsen, Mike, Dor- new turn of events in his troubles was othy McKinley, Betty, Adele Richards, caused when movie star Gertrude Veal- Bonnie, Judy Shockey, Barbara. SIGIXIKJIL l'l AX FAST First If !Xllll'll. M Cl k I.ax'sr'n. SITYIIIII IBo1r: Slxfwkl-y, P i-ll. Hugh--S. 'f-rn wx'-1' h , ,. . ll Ull. ,l'lll1'll lx . D la, M4-kinl--V lllwlilmwru 'Nl t CI 1 Ilznvl Rout' 'Nliss S1 'Il l li 'Nl l I l I I l B ll I . . .. . ni 1. '--1 www, . vf'rai y, ole. Von' ami 4-li. ownizm, im-S 211:-snmn Senior Class 0 ,Mx I' 'Yr 5, vvr. 5255 I , I ' 2 4' ww ,. Q xxntit E V Y V s ,, , my 'Y r J ,ij ,uf X an .9- .4 1- - Q A K, A K ' -far -L af S ff, 1 sf . if? 5 85 ' ff 1 f f 1 'X Q '- V 41 1 , I A .3 W u ag, Q 6 X , gg N ' V f P as Y v, 9' ' ff. 1 y ' 2? 7 3 I D- J YAEY Q gk xx O l A BR 1 ..'L D' P . J A :fy N ' 4 nv H 4 A W ak N 4, an A Q p ev WM ' 'r . -, iv I 5, I A- 'll' JS' . ' 'E+ 1 2 V L 51' 5:1 3, 1 if 2, K TBM f I -n-9' I 5 I V - I ,H g. 1 A ,., mi' , AWS Lg? r Q23. -uf we ,,,,,1 f V ,V ,V -fzzfw V .A . . ' M.v..p..s ,sw I ' ar' 2 ' 11 if I ' if , , .. 1 'S aw an ' 2 A - 347 Q 'Zur , Q' P S- c- 3' GOOD ACTORS-TERRIFIC APPLAUSE JUNIOR CLASS PLAY Mr, and Mrs. North, a three act play by Owen Davis, was presented by the Junior Class of 1952. Mr. North, Rolf Larsen, was a level headed fellow who lived in a quiet man- ner. His wife Pamela North, Jackie Maus, however, was quite the contrary and rather scatterbrained. She and her husband were involved in a strange sequence of events brought about by the murder of the husband of Pam's friend, Claire Brent, Adele Richards. Claire, though, becomes very interested in Louis Brex, Tom Cox. The play becomes very mixed up as everyone suspects everyone else as being the murderer. Tom Dye, also, spiced up the play with his Italian character role of Buono. The mix-up is finally straight- ened when the true murderer is finally brought to justice. Jl'NlOll PLAY CAST Fnrxl Roux' Mantmn. Smith. M aus. llivlxarnis, Dau ill Take me home, Pr't1'r.' Srvrmrl Roux' Flin-kluart. I+'f-1l1'ow. Dy-A. Lars'-n. 3l4'Closk'-x. Nmlln. Third Hunt' Parkvr, Iolw, M1-Crarly. Lars'-n, B1-wllmil. f1i'lllZ l', M11 Plw-1'-'It Fourth Razr: l'l11i1'l'w:vml. Vwiwinl' Lindfln. lliflf-nour. Vfml-v-. C'aI'1lillv+. Cox, Wellflcmowm Almonds In recognition for their service to the school and community this representative group of students was selected from vari- ous departments. Ed Helbling-directed the school band and took part in District Band. Leslie Carlysle-took care of stage equipment and led us in the flag salute at assemblies. Josephine Smalls - s e r v e d m a n y churches and clubs with her Wonderful readings, especially The Creation. William Molyneaufr-showed an ex- ceptionally cooperative spirit during his four years in crafts and shop. George Graham-Winner of the Penn- sylvania Week essay award. Charles Bowman-showed keen interest and ability in things scientific. Eleanor Lesko K her quiet influence helped to direct many art activities. John Pmsons - characterized by his fair play and ability to get along with others. Dorisamz Miller- displayed fine talent in home making. Dolores Floekharf-noted for her will- ingness, skill, and cooperation as a sec- retary. fix ., s- lfld Helbling Charles Bowman PERSONALITY, CAPABILITY AND TOP PERFORD . ,,, .1 Na ,fx if N.-uf Q W QW 79711 46 V5 N-ff, in ss.:-Q. 'Nr--fn iii 'J ,JH is full' 'STI Y, ml, 1 ZA? . 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I 5 'M , 'vffflk ' , 0 f 4: l . 1-wm H,zSZf 3 i.f'f1gy Q 4151: 'U 1 wx f 1 Qi? , W 5 an ',r,,:Q,,h33f.f-Q- 5+ ,I Z. hm ' ' ' df .' Tx ' ,L QI 'W',1-M,f-'W ' fg,i5g'- 4' AQ ,, ,JLMQQQ lm N 2 ,,., 3 - WLYV T ' 5,-Y YW. f Q . A f 1. y Qlffvxv-1 f.,Q',wui1 url Nu w 41 ,jk , k , gk - -Q .V ,., . - , ,:x.. g 4 -' 1' MJ A 3' A' ii ' S-fa.: -2- -xw iw iv -.J IWW- I ,, . .., 4 . V - rv.. -. , f ,, , M. ' - iff-f',L-.vw ' 4 -' 9- V W ' f +z,w,ac'.,fL W . R ' , gig, fb ,P ML , Hifi? JVM: f , Q, ' iw: g -fcflf .gg Q.: ,N A ,V 4, 3 gf? di, Tr s 9 V1 W -.nf haul ' Foozlb N FOOTBALL SCORES TEAM OPP. West View . 20 Turtle Creek , 38 Latrobe , .,ee , .. .20 Mt. Lebanon , , 1 12 Shadyside ..,.., ., A . 0 Har-Brack .. ., .38 Munhall ,. . 1 H20 Wilkinsburg 1, 1 . 7 Butler 1, 4.,.., ,.., 1 . e.,,, .. 26 Won 3 - Lost 6 Total Points: Penn 98 Opponents ,EA V Average Score: -if ' Penn 10.9 Opponents Coarhrs Evans, Schmidtkv, Mr'Ginlry. Fisher, Walters. Fi:-.wi Roux' Barrioro, Jones, Srlineiclvr, Barker Hromyak, XVagner, Gardone, Abriola. SfI'llHlf Row! Saricli, Beacon, Ciarolla, Parsons, Goin, Kastanias, Strivkengloss, Macioci, Ridenour. Thirfl Roux' James, Anten, Reid. Pasterchak, Jones, Kindig, Ziegler, Ishorwood. Fourth Roux' Connors, Conti, Marino, Nelson, Iielantl, XVo0d. Trengfa, Sperling, CO Cl CO BEATING TWO CHAMPIONS PENN 7 0 12 18 28 0 12 20 0 181 20.2 5 ul 4 -f-- , 2' -ff' NIADF UP FOR OUR LOSSES The 19512 football season saw the passing of another unsuccessful football campaign for Penn High. Despite a record of three wins and six losses. two bright spots remain in our record book -fthe 18-12 upset defeat of Mount Lebanon and the resounding 20-T massacre of XVilkinsburg. The season started off with a 20-7 defeat handed to us by VVest View, Much to our sorrow the following game was worse as Penn was run over roughshod by Turtle Creek High to the tune of 38-0. The game started off badly, and by the second quarter, had turned into a track meet for Turtle Creek. Next week Penn seemed to settle down to business. The Latrobe game was a close one, hard-fought by both sides, The final score, however, was 20-12, Latrobe's favor. Finally, at Mt. Lebanon, Penn won. This was a thrill- ing contest in which Penn came from behind in the last quarter to win 18-12. The winning score came on a Frank Merriwell-like inter- ception and 79 yard runback by Strickengloss, History again repeated itself as Penn took another one from Shadyside, 28-0. It also must be considered that Shadyside had an exceptionally strong team. Just as things were beginning to look up. misfortune struck again in the form of Har-Brack and a fellow named Chester Gilchrest. From the looks of things, Har-Brack had eleven men on thc field, all named Gilchrest. When the dust had lifted, the scoreboard read 33-O for Har-Brack. Hampered by injuries, the Penn High eleven dropped a close game to Munhall. The game was close from the first quarter to the last and if the game had lasted a little longer, Penn might have been on the winning side of a 20-13 score. Next week, however, was Penn High's finest hour. Penn was a twenty point underdog as they faced unbeaten Wil- kinsburg who had defeated Turtle Creek,18-6. Much to the satisfaction of Penn rooters, the team proceeded to administer a sound thrashing to the Holy City by a 20-T score, Ends Carl Jones, John Parsons and Bob Goin scored for Penn behind the driving support of the other boys. This defeat knosked Wil- kinsburg out of the XV. P. I, A. L. race. In the final game of the season, Penn, hampered by fumbles and injuries, suffered a 26-0 loss. However, things look fairly good for next year. JUNIOR VA RSITY SCORES Penn Opp. Brentwood 7 I3 VVilkinsburg 7 6 Plum 6 12 Mt. Lebanon T 131 Braddock 20 T Taylor-Alderdice 15 T Swissvale ni 28 J. Vs. First Roux' VVilliams, Richards, Kumer, Alcorn, Gibson, Kasper, Hroniyak, Osloski Srrrnul Roll Harmon Kunkel Havgood De Iancev 'Vail Yiccassio Copeland IN I Il1IFlfRfllL Stewait Hester Rinaldi Ferguson De bantis Humphreys Nlatchett Fourth Rou De Caesei Delgrossi Nleff Tailor Schyxait el F' Pep meeting-Beat Wi lkinsburg zazr Grid Heroes The following statements were made by members of the football team con- cerning the 1952 football season: Jim Barker- We didn't have enough Morts on the team. Ronald Hromyak- We couldn't beat a better team than Wilkinsburgf' John Isherwood- Wilkinsburg m a de up for the poor season. Perry Kastanias- Conte didn't come through. John Parsons- We beat Wilkinsburgf' Carl Jones- We weren't so good, were we Wi1kinsburg'? Charles Conte- Somebody d o g g e d their calesthenicsf' Ralph Kirwlig- Glad to beat Wilkins- burgf' Dick Schneider- We didn't get in shape until the middle of the seasong then we did pretty good. Mike Gardone- We were great against Wilkinsburgf' Jim Ziegler- I think we did pretty goodg next year we'11 do better. Dick Ridenour- Successful y e a r- since we beat Wilkinsburgf' John Auten- We did pretty good. Gary Reid- Mr: Fisher didn't have the material but when the boys got into shape, they improved. Robert and Charles--football managers Pvnn IR-n n Pvnn Penn Penn Penn Penn Pvnn Pvnn Penn Pa-nn Penn Penn Penn Pvnn Pvnn Pvnn Pcnn Penn XVun Pvnn Pcnn Pvnn Penn - Penn Penn Penn Pe-nn IH-nn P1-nn Penn Penn - Penn Pvnn 1'vnn XYun C0fIl'lII'S MR. SCHMIDTKIC 44 MH. MUNSON JUNIOR V VARSITY 15.-XSK1'1'I' r., .m 47 3.2 443 43 41 47 3a 412 51 44 63 512 43 49 412 61 W1 45 3 AHSITY HA .5., 34 40 21' 127 .23 .24 33 227 311 44 .23 46 122 'J ,n Bazskwbaz M QVICK f .-X11l1t'I'111t'L' 1.2i1I'411n- 411111211111 Aspinwull Sw1ssvz11v CJ2i1iI11lJ11l 1.a1II'1m1mv Rankin Smwmll Br'zuinim'k XV111C1I1S1J1l1'g T111116 CI'l'l'k Swissvale Rankin J02111I1L'1lC Stull B1'zu1411n'1i VNv111i1I1S11llI'1.1 Turtle Crm-lc Lust 16 BALL SCOH THHNK ICS 41 tif: 64 4 9 34 50 -lk Tx 51 H11 GU 68 63 54 60 65 Mi T3 T1 SKFITB.-XL1. SCORES Asplnwzill Oulmmxn Craflml 1,2lU'4m1J0 Svrwtt Bl'Einid01'k XVi1k1nshurg Turtlo Crm-k Swissvzilv Rankin Jeannette'-f Scott B1'addm'1i XV11kl11S1J11I'g '1'111'11t' Frm-k Imsl 112 P111 if 71' ff. JU' Tfvzxf' mfmzmzfs 127 42 31 45 43 43 38 49 44 44 412 39 36 512 41 ll LO LD ING AND ACTION NEEDED BY BASKETEERS Lady Luck failed to cast many smiles on Penn High's cagers in the 1952-53 season. The new coach, Mr. Munson, had only one varsity player returning this season. Despite much effort and hard practice. Penn High finished the season with a rccord of three wins and sixteen losses. Penn started the season with a 53-41 Win over the Dragons of Taylor-Allderdice. La- trobe took the next contest by a 65-47 score. Penn also dropped the next two games, one to Crafton, 64-32, and one to Aspinwall, 49-46, the latter was a close contest. After the next game, Penn discovered themselves on the long end of a 43-34 score. Swissvale was on the short side. From then on it was a sad story as Penn High dropped twelve straight. The Indians lost to Oakmont 50-41, La- trobe 48-4T, and were stunned by Rankin 78-38. Next Scott and Braddock took Penn 51-42 and 82-51, respectively. Wilkinsburg revenged its football season by beating us 69-44. The first half season ended as Turtle Creek beat us 68-63. The second half began with four losses to Swissvale 63-52, Rankin 54-43, Jeannette 60-49, and Scott 65-42. True to our upset tradition Penn polished off league-leading Braddock 61-56. The season ended as Penn lost to Wilkinsburg 73-51 and Turtle Creek 71-45. Coach Schmidtke's junior varsity ended the season with a record of three wins and twelve losses. Despite a poor season Coach Munson can look forward to the return of three letter- men next season plus the junior varsity. VARSITY BASKETBALL Urs! Roux' VVilson, Bosnick, Stewart, Goin. Su-mid Row'-' Kunde, Caldarelli, Mr. Munson. Pekarek, Woods Yew Tfecazm Stewart Wllson Kunde Bosmck Gom 4a...,k Pekarek Caldarelll I V Q BASKIQTBAII rP11t1ur on gaqf ' s hmmm 11l1EilUQ Brno Allen Sahen De Sanus E 1 N11 glhl11lC'l1xL Nfrm1rlPfm NI1111f1x Rmaldx Nimxou Bexcon Loma '11 0 G I ky 1 :g - 1 10 4 ' IT QF' ' 11 ' 1 1 .2 , ,' I 'h, . I - , ,lj Y, i V I . 1 1 y1f,f ,Q ! . 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Of the forty boys participating, twenty earned the required twenty points needed to win a letter. The mile relay team composed of VVes Smith, Bruce Gribble, Charles Jackson. and George Markland set a new Penn High record of three minutes thirty-three and three tenths seconds. In dual meets Penn defeated Taylor-Aldredice, Schenley, Shadyside, New Kensington, and Turtle Creek, Our only dual defeat was handed to us by our rival, Mount Lebanon, who went on to take the VV.P.I.A.L. Championship. Penn did fairly well in three big meets of the season. At the VV.P.I.A.L, relays at Ccnnellsville, Penn tied for third place with Connellsville hosts, The team also placed third in the VVashington Invitation Meet and tenth place in the W.P.I.A.L. Championship Meet. With twelve lettermen returning next year, things look good for Penn High. TRACK SCORES 1952 Penn 96 Tavlor-Alderdice 21 Penn 90 Schenley 28 Penn 465 Mt, Lebanon 8012 Penn 90 Shadyside 28 Penn 95 New Kensington 32 Penn 9713 Turtle Creek 29': Third Place Tie XV.P.I.A.L. Relays at Con- nellsville Third Place VV:-ishington Invitational Meet Tenth Place NV.P,I.A.L. Championship Men-t TILAUK TEAM Frrxl Hair: Shi'-lwls. Il'ill5I4'ilI. Ilawkins. lI2lj'4i Il. Patt--rsun. Smith, tlrilflil-g lluplu--s. Burw' S11-mid Razr: llrumyak, I'ai'suns. tlmliziiii. Burns. Eilvr. Alvriola, .lm-kson, 'I'aylwr. llyrlvr. Third Ruiz? Ciarulla. Fri--sv-l. N--lsou, B1-:ir-oil. Sm-liricid--i'. Calriar--Ili. Frak-'s. Dy'-. Zzu'1'ai'4li Fourth Roux' Zimml-r, 1l:irklanrl. Loxtcruirui. Gr'-sh. VVolf. Iliff. Kuinf-V. Zan-cartii. ,Z 5.-f WORK PAID BIG DIVIDENDS .Q CROSS COUNTRY First Rout' Kurtz'-, Fri'-sill, llolriws. Graham. Freak'-S. Dx , . Sn-1,1141 Noir: Svliiiyl--i'. Fuss'-y, IXlmliw-, lliiiulv-iv-i'. llrfllalwauuli. Clutt--r. llin--S. Zlllllll ,, , V-, lhff1lluf1r','VK1-ll. L:x1'f':1l'fl1. 111-lvlivii f'l1'f u'-ll. ll:iv-lv-ri llaril llul 1' Ili' INN' CROSS COUNTRY Under the capable coaching of Glenn Davis this year's cross-country team experienced a fair season. Although the results showed Penn won only two meets, two were lost by five points only and one by a slim margin of a single marker. Little or no experience proved a definite handicap to the team as there were no returning lettermen from last year's squad. Harry Zimmer, a fleet- footed junior, was Penn's outstanding harrier. In the Latrobe meet he hit his best stride of the season and came through with a 11:45 time. Jim and Joe Zaccardi also proved themselves capa- ble runners and were constant threats in many meets. Because the majority of this year's runners were sophomores and juniors, next year's team will have. we hope, a better advantage to begin with, and Penn can look forward to a more successful season. 1 '. V' . . . 1 F SCORES Dual Meets Penn '36 Perrv Penn 38 Langley Penn 45 Mt. Lebanon Penn '50 Brentwood Penn 37 Hickory Penn 15 Shadyside Penn ,6 New Kensington Penn 23 Connellsville Penn 30 Latrobe l'vnn EPS Shadyside W. Il. I. A. I.. IR-nn placed twelfth GOLF I ft to Right: Fisher. Davis, Smith, Kozusko, Fisher, Kranvie, Mr. Wolf, Best. Gofmo THEY BROUGHT PENN THE CHAMPIONSHIP GOLF SCORES Penn Opponents 11 Plum 4 FU: Oakmont til: 13 Shadyside 2 15 Kittanning 0 15 Springdale 0 14'g Kittanning ': 10'2 Shadyside 4': 8 Plum T til: Oakniont RM 15 Springdale 0 Doris Penn began this year's golf season with a win over Plum. Next our favorite five defeated our arch golf rival, Oak- mont by a score of 813 to 613. Wolfe's wonders now defeated Shadyside, Kit- taning, and Springdale and Kittaning, Shadyside, and Plum in repeat matches. Oakmont, in the next to last match edged out a narrow victory over Penn to bring in a two place tie for the W.P.I.A.L Championship. In our final match we overpowered Springdale 15-0 to conclude the regular season and force a play-off with Oakmont. This year's team was composed of four seniors and one junior, so Mr. Wolfe will have to depend mainly on new material next year. Baseball .. .. .. BEST SEASON IN SCHOOL'S HISTORY One of the brightest spots in Penn High's athletics this year was the base- ball team. Coach Charles Alcorn guided Penn to second place in section fifteen of W.P.I.A.L. This has been the best baseball season in the history of Penn High School. Penn's season began with a win over Westinghouse and a tie with Shadyside in two exhibition contests. The team next defeated Scott, Braddock, and Swissvale in league games before being stopped by Turtle Creek in a hard- fought game. Next Penn endured three defeats at the hands of Wilkinsburg, Scott. and Braddock, plus the short loss of Mr. Alcorn who was briefly ill. Penn then proceeded to edge out Swissvale and take Turtle Creek by a landslide. The final game of the season saw Penn lose a close, hard-fought game to Wil- kinsburg and also first place in Section 15. Mr. Alcorn believes prospects are fav- orable next year when six lettermen return plus several more boys who saw some action this season. We all hope next year is a better one than this. BASEBALL You arf' ouff BASEBALL SCORES 1 952 Penn Penn Penn Penn Penn Penn Penn Penn Penn Penn Penn flllllll VVestingho11se Shadysicle Scott Braddock Swissvale Turt e Creek XYUkinsburg Scott Braddock Swlssvale Turtle Creek VVilkinsb11r-g First Roux' Conte, Nelson, Marmo, Versaw, McCloskey, Barker, Costello, Berridino, Rcicl Nist, Schneider. Su-mul Roux' Mr. Alcorn, Kress, Vosachlo, Isherwood, Bruce, Streiley, Mort. Stewart. Hyams Bertovich, Sachett, Smyth. to this sports program, a banquet is 0 O Al 0 KO fl 0 CAPABLE CAST OF PLAYERS IN THE SPORTS FIELD G. A. A. The Girls' Athletic Association is open to all sophomore, junior, and senior girls interested in sports. Many sports are offered, including basketball. hockey, mushball, volley ball, pingpong, held at the end of the year where the next year's officers are elected and awards given to deserving girls. The main aim of this club is to build Cro d O ED badminton and swimming. In addition sportsmanship and good fellowship. SENIOR-.ll'NIUl' 4.. A. A. PTH'-'Sf l.'o1r'.' llzinlf-ii, Korflyl. R:ziici'. lfussliiz-'i', RUSS All'-n. Flslif-y'. Fri-liwli--. SI-'f-lf. Srronfi lfniu' limi, Elliott, NV:io1liii:s. XN'2il!44lll,IDl'llElfS 'l'I'l1H'j' 1'-'nw-'ll piw-si1l+-lit. Nlcliinl--3' xii jVl 'Sl4i llI. Vuiiwl'-:rit'I Ir'--:isuiv-r. Bi'-nimv-n. Hi-'lu:ii'flsv-ii. Starks. Dipp-bl. Third Ifoar' 1:l'llXIli Z. lim-lic. Bl-'F:ii'l:ii1ii. llnlzi. DuI'I'. lb-limp'-, llililv. Fourth Noir: C'ni11:ilwli, l -iw'-iiyak, Bwntz. M-'C'li1r-'. VV:itkins, Lunih. Multi- I,Illl1'l'4nIl. lloh., Coca'-slnzill Avnlvros-'. llm-Izli, ll--nilriwlcson S0l'llH3lUl'I G A. A. f'1fl'Yf i.'o1r,' Sim-ip R--V:--l. 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