Penn Joint High School - Penn Point Yearbook (Claridge, PA)

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ML MQ, x 11 -if N 5 M O U CO RT MAGISTRATES Mr C lenn Campbell MN james McHugh Wir john Mllburn Treasurer '9 X11 Niuhacl Roicoskw Nlr X D Dandson Nlr Anthony Nfaum -5' its Mr Andy Reger Mr Ceorge Nleuell 6 CARDI AL To the Cnaduates of 1951 Your hxgh school career spans the gap between two crrtlcal perlods of our hlstory Both of these represent serlous threats to the human rlghts and freedoms whlch have long characterlzed the Amerrcan may of llfe Oddly these prlnclples emanated from the decadence and the ru1ns of a feudal and medleval culture whlch forms the theme of your yearbook You must accept the challenge of defendmg these great Amerlcan pr1nc1ples and freedoms agamst the mroads of destructlve 1dCOlOglCS that would hurl our cxv1l1zat1on back to condltlons remmlscent of medleval tlmes Paraphraslng a great Amerlcan we must be more consclous of our blesslngs more resolute 1n our responslbllr ues more dedncated to our freedoms JOHN MOCHNICK To the Graduates of 1951 It xs lmposslble for us to llve alone Our llves are a serles of servlces rendered to us by our fellowmen Mhlfh we rn turn render to others The teacher endeavors to dlrect the energy of youth mto paths of SCTVICC Our lndustrles mmes farms hospltals schools churches and our homes are all ways of rendermg servlce Durlng the perlod of tlme known as history ll seems that often mankmd must stop h1s nor mal way of lxvmg and summon all hrs energy m order to stamp out the enemies of SCTVICC Thxs occurrence IS recorded ln history as war When th1s txme occurs those who are engulfed wrlte into our hlstory books a sacred meanlng of serv lce They lxft lt so high that we who are safe at home can only bow our heads and be thankful that our llves and the many thmgs dear to us have been spared Whatever role you are asked to play may ll mclude servlce QUENTIN KINTIGH Lf' BISHOP ., 3 Q, 7 . 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Conrad Peders Vive-President ' X hu Betty Hostetler Secretary Ben eibler Treasurer JEAN BAUGHMAN JACK BEAVER 95 QQ' JANIES BELAK ROSEMARIE BEZAK HELEN GRACE BIA May 28 co edltor of the yearbook an ardent fan of Vaughn Monroe terrx hed bv splders fond of dancmg thrllled when chosen Dc-Molay ueen desires to be an alrlme hostess edltor of Penslndxan belongs to Ushers Club SHIRLEY BOHINCE Shzrl September 5 petlte and pretty cheerleader fasclnated by western ranches finds belng quiet ln study hall dlflicult member of Home Ec Club owner of envlable brown eyes teasmg embarrasses her co edltor of yearbook M ARI AlN LOIS BREAKEY Mars March 5 our gay songstress from Level Green lnterested 1n a teachmg career fond of bowhng and a certam Freddy has her blggest thrllls at the college dances greatest fear IS bexng alone IS a lover of nature joy surpuses CARL BROKER Broke Aprll 22 Glnny holds h1s rnterest yearns to become a mlllxonaxre most mterestlng pastrme IS loafing baseball IS hrs favorxte sport enjoys II'lllSlC by the Ames Brothers Marlo and Glenn are hrs best pals hkes Mlss McIntyre AMES BROWN s une 4 halls from Level Green hls f3YOfllC recreatlon 1S bowlmg plans to attend Carnegie Tech 15 a football team member pals wlth Rlchard he thrllls to popular muslc by Harry ames sleeptng IS hrs greatest pastxme JOSEPH BUSIJA Nzck March 16 talented member of Band and Art Club he asplres to become an entertamer fond of spaghettl chums around mth Russ and Roy comedy IS hrs favorlte tvpe of moues hls speclal hobby IS art excels ln playlng the plano and drums JF AN BAUGHMAN February 2 possessor of black wavy haxr a wh1z 1n Math gettlng on honor roll was outstanding feat usually seen wlth Nancy favorxte hobby IS sewlng longs to become a teacher Don t let ll bother you IS her pet saying asslstant edxtor of Yearbook JACK BEAVER July 2 greatest destre IS to become a Jet pllot usually seen wnth Jxm an ardent hunter member of Art Club Flre Patrol and football team JUICY thxck steaks top h1s food ltst fan of Sprke Jones tests are h1s pet fear fond of baseball JAMES BELAK zm September 2 greatest aIUblIl0l'l IS to become a Pennsylvanxa state pollceman member of basketball team enjoys drrvmg best frnend of Moome Btng IS favorlte crooner hkes to square dance chosen kmg of May Day Festrvxtles ROSEM ARIF BEZAK December 26 becomlng ID re detests hugh heels often heard saymg Drop Dead thmks Guy Lombardo IS one of the best an actne member of the GAA hkes crossword puzzles strangely attracted to raspberry ple and lce cream HELEN GRACE BIA SHIRLEY BOHINCE IARI AN LOIS BRE AKEY CARL BROKER x . f JAMES BROWN JOSEPH BUSIJA DON ENEIX CLASS RINGS, 14 Umon Trust Burldmg, Ptttsburg, Pa . I .eefiin-Qs' V +4-. . ,f Sage- ' ' ' ' ' I5 , x ,. . ' ' 'O ' - d ' . 'A ' . A ' ' ' 1 1 I ' ' ' . , ,, ii' ' W- ' V . ' Y A , I 1 4 . . I . . Q Q A R y ' . . . U . . . P 1 N 'f ' . . . ' . . . en' s J . . . ' ' . . . ' I i A - - - I . L , ' It '....Ih...J ' CARMELLA MARIE CIOFFI Mella September 4 a talkative lass from Jeannette arms to be a secre tar interested in dancing and baseball pals with Gerry Rosemarie and Teresa an esteemed artist possessor of clazzlmg white teeth and dark hair NANCY J COLE December 8 known for her turned up nose a chum of Jean s desires to be a nurse dancing and swrmmmg occupy her free time first formal thrilled her one of the Librarians Sammy Kaye and Vic Damone rank high favorite by word is Oh man! CARMELLA MARIE CIOFFI NANCY J COLE JAMES CONNOR nn July 7 won a medal in FFA for good records would like to attend Penn State aspires to be a farmer prefers polkas and square dances proud of an A ln English member of 4H Club and DeMolay steak IS his favorite food 1'- HAZEL C COOK Cookie January 22 disturbed when giving book reports likes Miss Peters Sammy Kaye and Don Cornell thrill her Commerlcal Club president dislikes hearing the phrase My! how tall you are' selects M11 and Mert as best friends fond of Port and football RICHARD CORLE DOLORES CRESCENZO BENJAMIN DEIBLER JAMES COSTELLO MOISE DEGUFFROY SHIRLEY LU DIVENS JAMES CONNOR HAZEL C COOK RICHARD CORLE August 20 Jim s shadow member of Fire Patrol and Varsity P Club plays a good game of football interested rn Shirley as disappointed by work annoyed by stuck up people JAMES COSTELLO rm March 21 hopes to attend college a true friend of the gang dislikes being embarrassed women drivers horrify h1m as a carefree attitude easy to make friends with not found talking to girls prefers reading murder novels DOLORES CRESCENZO Doll July 23 full of un excels as a pianist plans to take up nursing chums with Audrey and'Frances detests bemg teased member of Chorus an admirable lass fond of Mrs Mollnero and her Latm class asslstant editor of the Yearbook MOISE DEGUFFROY Moome November 18 an ardent admirer of Norma energetic possessor of broad shoulders hopes to retire wealthy in the future very talkative one of our star football players likes to eat barbecues any time usually seen at Heasley s BENJAMIN DEIBLER Ben I October 4 horrlfied by tests ple heads his food list provoked by concerted people abashed by making mistakes ln class a Pitt fan interested in football great compamon of Bucks member of the Ushers enjoys loafing SHIRLEY LU DIVENS Dzvze July 9 plays records 1n her leisure time terrlfied by spiders first formal proved thrilling prefers Kennywood for amusement a great fan of Don Cornell tests brlng dxllicult moments achieved letters in GAA and Pen smdlan Complsments of the I5 CLARIDGE SPORTSMEN S CLUB ... 'i ... s . .. ... 5 I ff jig . .. ,. ' I i ,f af ,. ' ... D ' . . 4, - u 'K J 4, hopes to attend Cincinnati. . . enjoys riding in cars . . . ' ' ' ...is iw l ' 1 TERESA F DIVIRGILIO September 2 zealous baseball fan owner of enchantrng brg eyes enthu srastrc commercral student first day of school a great thrrll approbated housekeeper competent lunch room worker constant companron of Gerry drslrkes rll natured persons 'Flu ROY EAKMAN Butch january 27 beats out rhythm on the drums dreads a trrp to the dentrst brke rrdrng rs hrs top recreatron feasts on cocoanut custard pre mystery storres rntrrgue hrm abashed by grvrng wrong answers lends an ear to lrvely polkas TERESA F DIVIRGILIO ROY EAKMAN HAZEL EARH ART Toots December 26 fears demerrt slrps arms to be a nurse a noyed by people who try to boss her usually seen wrth Shrrley and Dora jean possessor of long eye lashes and blue eyes Mrss Lrebman rates ,her approval fond of horse back rrdrng ROBFRT EATON Ichabod March I8 con srders learnmg to drrve hrs greatest accomplrshment eager baseball fan rdentrfied by hrs red harr e ,Mx rslres chrcken yearns to be an engrneer plays the tuba fascrnated by snakes plans to enter Tech HAYEL EARH ART ROBERT EATON ROBFRT EARL EVANS Bobby jury I3 very if E popular vrrll never forget hrs accrdent wrth Moonre rdentrlied by hrs shrny shoes enthusrastrc fan for 'W 'Ai J 4 Q' Notre Dame member of the basketball team plan nrng to enter the Marrnes enjoys the musrc of Guy Lf- Lombardo 1 is 'W' OTHA FINK Osz October I8 yearns to be 5, an avrator loyal member of the Chorus Ushers Club and FFA dreads gorng to Englrsh class lrkes to square dance bothered by snakes has a pleasrng .M personalrty would settle for a drsh of rce cream any X mg A c a ROBERT EARL EVANS OTHA FINK RFC INA JOANNE FLOREY Fma September 6 very quret hopes to attend West Chester would lrke to travel any class of Mrs Byers proves rnterestrng for her most often seen wrth Hazel drlrgently studres the prano fascrnated by excrtrng mysterres ROBERT A GONGAWARE Bob janua l proud of hrs G I harrcuts rnterested rn mechanrcs Ends people who eat peanuts rn the movres drsgustrrrg pre tops hrs food lrst actrve member of the Stage Crew greatly drsappornted when he wrecked hrs car REGINA JOANNE FLOREY ROBERT A GONGAWARE HARRY C GREER Rooster December 27 sharp dresser small but by no means quret fears sprders often asks Hows trrcks? follower of 'Notre Dame he and rm are qurte chummy fond of baseball lrkes Spanrsh class a test furnrshes hrm wrth many drllicult moments FRANKLIN EARL GWYN Gwynme October 31 pals with Ben member of stage crew fears askrng a grrl to dance full of pep always has a ready snrrle French frres are first place on food rs constantly embarrassed when he doesnt know the answer fond of sports HARRY C GREER FRANKLIN EARL GWYN SUNSET DRIVE FOREST NURSERY 16 Level Green, Pa G E BREAKEY -fn. A - . ik. X xx K 5 I '. ' ...rl- EX: . , I f 3.?r.ff.1 .. . ggi' .rgf..,.y-an . -' jifffiggig n f . , . ' , , ' . S I y. W W ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' fx. i-55 .3 3- 7 ' Lf? L - ' - - - ' s r A - if 1 . S . . . . 1' . . . Y . i . J ff A ff ' ' ' ' . . . ' I' t . , . . . SYLVIA HAGUE . . . Sib . . . December 6 . . . collects snapshots as a hobby . . . afraid of cats . . . dances and ice skates in leisure moments . . . Sammy Kaye sends her . . . capable pianist . . . active member of Home Ec Club . . . takes pleasure in football . . . can eat sauerkraut anytime at all . . . assistant yearbook editor. TVVYLA HAGUE . . . Ty . . . July 9 . . . considers Latin class best . . . can be recognized by her miniature height . . . desires to be a nurse . . . embarrassed by teasing . . . likes to read . . . always saying, Oh Nertz . . . chums with The Gang . . . terrified by Sylvia's driving . . . assistant editor of The Penn Point. JOHN NICHOLAS HARVISON Nick December 19 hunting and trapping top his recreation list re fers western movies and stories plans to enter the army enjoys walking fan of Frankie Yankovlc FFA president also secretary of the county chums with Bob NORNIA JEAIN HOLDERBAUM Blondie August a tall girl with blond hair adept at playing the piano classifies basketball as her favorite sport pals around with Junie to become a stenographer IS her desire an admirer of Miss Peters and her Engllsh class BETTY JEAN HOSTETLER JOHN JOHNSON JOHN KAZLAUSKY Mopey April 8 a friend of all seen at the Boy s Club frequently demerlt slips distress him won the Amerlcan Legion Award in Penn fan of basketball and baseball plans to at tend Miami Univeristy an enthusiastic follower of Notre Dame GERXLDINE Nl' KEPPLE Gerry une 19 usually seen with 'leresa possessor of natural curly han an active member of the Commercial Club Mr Onder rates her approval hopes to become a secre tarv people who are concelted annoy her Joy playing the plano HENRY GEORGE KLINGENSMITH Archie October 6 faithful buddy of Bill and Russ known by his Gee Whiz' able member of the Ushers Club a spot ts fan ardent admirer of Miss McIntyre Perry Como IS his favorite vocalist likes reading English ice cream and polkas HELEN -XINN KOTARSKI Auzzy April 11 very talkative will Join the Waves in the Nursing Held connoisseur of corn and French fries swoons to Vaughn Monroe forever saying Oh brother' frlendly a smooth dance partner enthusiastic member of the GAA '13- 5' SYLVIA HAGUE TIVYLA HAGUE JOHN NICHOLAS HARVISON NORM-X JEAN HOLDERBAUM BETTY JEAN HOSTETLER Bets November 8 likes to dance plans to enter college hails from Claridge detests gettmg an 8907 reads career stories and prefers popular music would like to travel ,,,,, president of Home Ec Club circulation manager of The Penn Point JOHN JOHNSON Fzzzer March 19 fears bees and spiders member of the Rembrandt Club living on a farm 1n the country would fill his dreams pals with Eugene enjoys playlng canasta hopes to be an accountant a possessor of black wavy hair JOHN KAZLAUSKY GER-XLDINE M KEPPLE HENRY GEORGE KLINGENSMITH Q44 9- HELEN ANN KOTARSKI LOCAL UNION NO 5753 17 U M W OF A Claridge Pa , . 21 . . . 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ANTHONY KRCELIC Tony anuary 2 a and lanky has a crop of dark wavy halr a member of the FFA a buddy of Bob and Duane posslbly a future Navy flyer prefers mystery movxes wx never tum down cherry ple enjoys swlmmmg and horseback rldmg AN 1 D I 1 D Kb l September 1 a qt et n t elgers stor great fan of d1sl1kes women rrvers ' a o hrs mterests a Penn State r hke to eat Otha IS hrs best frlend SAM LASPINA 1 halr Mopey 15 h s a Pe State carving h s mterest consta ly jacu latlng Holy puss a so favors zz dflV h Ford mth a flalr ca 1 Lfvsfg- LOUISE LA FFER Mzssze May 1545 msects terrxfy her frequently heard repeatlng You could have fooled me has speclal interests ln the Unxverslty of Cxncxnnatl known for her appetlte Doris Day rs her favorxte vocahst fond of basketball KATHRYN LEONARD ul 17 zealous admlrer J Y of Sammy Kaye usually saymg You dont say hkes square dancing sensltlve about swlmmxng possesses strnkmg blg eyes fanrly tall and very blonde wlld about jlm Vvakely fnend of everyone JOAN LIGHT October 30 very sklllful swlmmer ambltlon IS to get rlch qulck an asplrlng arllst May Queen a very frlendly lass lxkes to jltterbug gettlng compllments embarrasses her ohnny IS her heart mterest IS excxtable about Frankie Lame fv- sr' MARY LAVERNE LONG PHYLLIS LOUGHNER CATHERINE MCELFRESH EDITH MAINES ANTHONY KRCELIC DU ANE EDWARD KUHNS SAM LASPINA LOUISE LAUFFER KATHRYN LEONARD JOAN LIGHT MARY LAVERNE LONG Mztzze December 23 song collector forever saylng My gosh best chums are Dlane Leona and Marlan thrllled whlle smgmg on a radlo program satxsfied w1th Mrs Byers lhysxcs class hkes to polka member of Chorus and Band PHYLLIS LOUGHNER Bunny August 17 fears taking tests enthusxastlc about Ralph Kmer and baseball favorlte saymg IS Gee whlz Don Cor nell rates her approval lelsure tlme IS spent hstemng to the radlo ldentlfied by her natural curly halr CATHERINE MCELFRESH December 12 emoys eatmg chxcken collectung post cards IS her hobby fnend of Ruth muslc of Sammy Kaye IS tops wxth her annoyed by teasing admlrer of the western plalns llkes popular muslc favorlte pastlme IS readmg EDITH M AINES Edze November 15 talka tnve mlss IS thrllled by new acquamtances favors eating macaronl pet fear was to take a shorthand test annoyed by people who are stubborn chums wlth Helen and Bunny deslres a career as a secretary BUSHY RUN LIONS CLUB 18 congratulates the Class of 1951 ,. ...mu '11 D . 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February 28 . . . bud- dies are Carl and John . . . ice skating and baseball are his favorite pastimes . . . big thrill was seeing Pirates play . , . fan of Northwestern University Frankie Laine rates his approyal comes from Harrison City V II LIAM MAR'I IW B1 May 20 pessimistic students yex him a happy marriage is his chief am brtron interested rn woodwork chums around with Nloome thinks Henrietta rs tops full of fun cnjoys drryrng cars has a ready smile excellent basektball player RI SSf LL NI XR l l Russ 'Nlarch 9 hopes to be 1 tommercral artist fears all girls an admirer of Xayrer Cugat and Xaughn Monroe enjoys television and spaghetti Joe and Henry are hrs best fr lends lrkes to polka a credit to 'NIrCullough member of the Art Club RFBECC X NIELLONI Burky May 31 enjoys dancing excels as a typrst terrified by snakes will eat I-rench fries at any time an ardent football fan friend of eyeryone antrcrpates lryrng rn California rn the future Sammy Kayes orchestra thrllls her 'N XNJCY XIII Ll'R Dzmples July 21 has a smrlc for eycryone arms to be a secretary snakes horrrfy het Becky rs her best friend likes potato alat an enthusiastic basketball fan enjoys record ings and square dancing mystery delights her IEONA MAE 'NIOLT Pee Wee Arrgust 26 admirer of Mrs Molrnero quite a wit from Leyel Green plans to attend Indiana State Teachers College enjoys listening to Patil Wvhrtemans Orchestra friend of Dran thmks gryrng a book report driliculr a loyer of comedies RAYMOND C MOLT Ray' April 19 a quiet 1- at at baseball holds hrs interest thinks Al Morgan rs tops to become a big game hunter is hrs ambrtron women drryers terrrfv him annoyed by rnqursrtrye people Alaska rs his ideal spot for a future home iw likes Hlestern moyres M JOHNI MORRIS April l goes target practicing 5 and hrkrng rn his spare time would someday like to ovyn a farm to drrve a tractor thrills him fond of biology class has difficult moments with book reports thinks 'Mr Onder rs tops favorite sport rs basket ba CLENW 'NIULL 7ack May ll chums with Herky girls embarrass hrm starred rn basketball arr force holds hrs interest enjoys dancing to Roy Acuff favorite saving Kick em fond of eating chill friend of eyeryone a great comedian DORA JE AN NEAL August 27 ambition rs to do mrssronary work chrrms wrth Sally and Ella Mae frequently saying I ll say lersrrre time spent reading prefers Englrsh class owner of lovely blue eyes would like to lrve rn Ohio enjoys eating angel food cake RAYNIOND C MOLT JOHN MORRIS fy E GLENN NIULL DORA JEAN! lNEAL SLOVENIAN HOME 19 CLARIDGE PA V . 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A A Y ll 1 f - V A 4 I A I Q 1 ' THOMAS NEDLEY Tom October 9 a qulet a member of the Cho :us alms to become a sum cessful business man friend of Bob halls from I evel Creen trlp to Mary land on bxlxe proved thrllllng fond of 1ce cream terested 1n shop thlnlts Vaughn Monroe IS tops LUGENF OPLINICER C ene February 25 pals vuth ack and m a tr1p to St LOUIS was h1s greatest thrlll women drnvers scare lum hunt mg and flshlng are hrs sports spends lus free nme ln Ieannette thxnks Mr Mc Cullough IS tops enjoys con boy muslc and playlng the guxtar ROSF MARIE PIRAINO November ll Blng Crosby fan stowed wlth lovely black halr cares for a certam joe embarrassed by Hattery Spanish IS her most aml able subject has a pleas ant personality chums wxth Martha PETER PAUL POPOVICH Paul uly I2 maln ambxtxon IS to JOID the Army and see the world follows Pltt hkes to bowl prefers war movxes Mr Kuzmk rates hrs admlra tlon mterested IH guns usually seen wlth John afrald of the dentlst INORMA REEDER Tex April 9 fond of danc mg and steaks alrplane rlde from Texas proved thrxlhng aspxres to be come an alrlme hostess favorlte sport basketball Mr Tlbert rates her approval breezes around wlth Becky and Carol member of Commerclal Club THOMAS NEDLEY FUGENF OPLINGER we-N ROSE MARIE PIRIANO PETER PAUL POPOVICH IN ORMA REEDER M ARTHA NESBITT X as CONRAD PEDERSON HELEN RUTH PITONYAK Jef' MARTHA I REDISH VVILLIAM A REGINA MARTHA NESBITT Marty December 7 hobby IS collectmg plctures alarmed by cats srres to be a secretary lexsurely watches televlsxon admlrcs Miss Llebman No kldClll'lg IS her pet expresslon enthuslastlc about Blng Crosby an ex cellent planxst COINRAD PEDERSON Conno Aprll 15 terested m hterature and modern art d1sl1kes danc ln Yearbook artlst a versatlle lad alm ln hfe ls to be an artlst was disappointed ln leaung Call forma swunmmg and classlcal musxc are great en joyments HFLENI RUTH PITONIYAK Pantzac Aprxl 25 belongs to GAA peo le who want thelr own way sport xs walkmg halIS ongmally from Renton clothes that are new thrlll er Sammy Kaye s orches tra puts her ln a dancing mood best frlends are Edxe and Bunny MARTHA I REDISH Mvrt uly 21 a square dance fan splders frlghten er frxed chicken IS her favorxte food enjoys pop ular muslc a member of the Commerclal Club usually seen wlth Cookle and M1 antlclpates bemg a secretary frlend of every one WILLIAM A REGINA Fenze May 1 belxeves bowhng IS a great sport usually seen w1th Henry hxs heart belongs to Sue thmks Mr Rometo IS tops fears Latln tests m bxtlon IS to have h1s own or chestra sports wrlter for the Pensmdlan and Penn Polnt MCLEOD S JEWELRY, Gifts for all Occanons, Trafford, Pa ...de- .. .' .. ...a . 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LOIS RITSON March 24 a petite llttle mrss Dorls Day IS her favorrte vo callst a lover of baseball provoked by concerted people Dee rs her msep arable pal wlshes to be come a secretary Mrss Peters rates her approval an actrve Commerclal Club member MARY GRACE RUGH june ll deslres to become a housewrfe has an un usually loud volce prefers love stones a Commer clal Club member spxders horrlfy her annoyed lf teased about a boy French frles a must w1th her IS a close frlend of Pat CHARLES SCOLLON Pumpkin September 30 chums wxth Tom alms to be succesful at farmmg lrkes Mr Kuzmk enthuslastlc fan for P1tt plays on the football team enjoys eatmg mashed po tatoes halls from Level Green would l1ke to l1ve ln Alaska ALICE SHEARER Shear August lo her pal IS Mlldred always cheer u asplres to be a mem ber of the FBI actlve Chorus member eatmg IS her hobby lxkes to polka possessor of very blond halr wlshes to live ln Calxfornla unexpected tests prove to be drflicult mo ments FRANKLIN SLIFKEY Herky july 9 gwes outward appearance of bemg bashful best frxend IS Glenn alms to be a base ball player drslnkes glI'lS who crack gum smooth dancer playlng basketball and baseball are hxs mam ac txvmes greatest dlsap pomtment IS the Prrates LOIS RITSON M XRY GRACE RUGH CHARLES SCOLLEN ALICE SHEARER FRANKLIN SLIFKEY FRANCES M ROGERS L X VIRCINIA LEE RUOFI' if THOMAS SEDA MILDRED SLAK JUN E SNYDER FRANCES M ROGERS Effze May 22 enjoys eatmg cherry ple one of our hrgh steppmg majorettes Sammy Kaye IS her fav orxte maestro dlSllkCS gossl s chums wlth Aud rey and Dolores an ad mxrer of Mrs Molmero plays the pxano alms to become a teacher VIRGINIA LEE RUOFF Toots June 2 llkes Mrs Lewxs one of our hlgh stepping majorettes excellent typlst frlght ened by snakes plans to attend busmess school belongs to GKA and Band enjoys movxes msep arable pal of Dolores lst for Yearbook THOMAS SEDA C 1 October 21 favors Physlcs class dI'lVl!1g of fers hrs greatest thrllls halls from Clarrdge tlced by a comical movxe enjoys playlng basekbtall member of Order of DeMo a can be seen wlth Roger wlshes to attend Penn State MILDRFD SLAK Slakze May 9 learnmg to swam was outstandmg accom pllshment usually found Wllh VV1lma very athletlc ambxtron IS to travel halls from Clarldge neat dresser favorrte class IS Gym a broken flnger nall peeves her GA-X member JUNE SNYDER March actlve member of the GAA enjoys dancing to popualr musrc sweet rn bangs antxcrpates a ca reer as an alrhne hostess frequently says Oh nuts favorite food IS potato salad Martha IS her best a thmks mystery books are excrtmg . . . .uv ' I - .... . -'. s , . 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AUDREY STOSS P ATRICI A TAYLOR A if s scsi' ROGER VAGLIA 'bs AVILMA VVELLER AUDREY STOSS ltzze August I2 finds the muslc of Guy Lombardo thrlllmg possessor of dark curly haxr has a deslre to become a nurse IS con stantly seen chewmg gum excellent PIHIIISI chums Wllh Effle and Dolores has Hashlng brown eyes quxte fond of steak PATRICIA TAYLOR Pa june 3 an CXCII mg la s endowed wlth blonde halr and blue eyes usu ally seen wxth Kay terrl fied by snakes a future stenographer a member of the GAA thmks Mlss Llebman rs tops qulte a polka and basketball fan ROC FR VAGLIA e tember 1 Amerxcan Le gton Award wmner antx cxpates a career 1n engmeer ln football letterman follows all sports Senlor Class presxdent Sammy Kaye IS tops wlth htm belongs to Varsity P and Flre Patrol ranks hxgh on our honor roll IN ILMA XVELLER Aprll a very lrkeable mlss to be an a1r hostess IS a dream of the future as mg for the car creates d1fIi cult moments for her member of GAA Irkes French frles and loafmg at Heasleys happy when gabbmg square dancmg ts a favortte pasttme DI AN IVHITNEY Doodles january 27 tall and attractnve actxve mem ber of the Sclence Club readlng IS her favorxte pas trme beheves swrmmmg a great sport clalms she has no fears usually ac compamed by Leona nursing 15 her chosen profes ston FRANCIS SUGENT lm May 19 pals wlth Bob member of Rembrandt Club cant stand show o s thlnks that Sammy Kaye s band IS one of the best dancxng occuples much of hrs tlme enjoys readmg mystery stones wants to hve m Penn forever great baseball fan HARRY THOMAS o vember 19 a tall football letterman conslders Port h1s best frtend prefers steaks radro holds hrs lnterest would like to lne ln Texas member of Varslty P and Fxre Patrol hrs orchestra selectlon Vaughn Monroe admlrer of Mtss Peters PATRICIA IVEIGLEY Pa May 22 proud possessor of blue eyes terrrhed by snakes noted for her poetlc ablllty m bmon IS to be a member of the FBI spends lelsure ttme bowlmg and danclng dtsllkes belng contra dtcted VISlllIlg Hawau IS a dream of the future JUNE WERGIN fume December 2 concelted people annoy her always saying I thought I d d1e heart mterest IS Tony hopes to become a house wlfe rates Don Cornell as one of the best an ar dent baseball fan enjoys eattng ICC cream at anytxme MILDRED WILSON Mxllze January 6 spends lersure t1me at R place skatmg IS her fav orlte recreation Spamsh xs tops wlth her contem plates vxsttmg South Amerxca Mlss Llebman rates her appro al often heard ex claxmmg What a llfel Don Cornell enthuses her FR ANICIS SUGENT Q---a H ARRY THOIW AS I P ATRICIA WEIGLEY Q.:- ' JUNE WERGIN DI AN WHITNEY MILDRED WILSON ONLY GOOD PHOTORAPHY LIVES, BIRCH STUDIOS MCKEESPORT PA THE OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS FOR THE PENN 22 TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL YEARBOOK U ' . . . , - . - , . 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SQL ' . . . v . . . - . . . . ,, . ,, W - , . . . . 1 dl ll 77 3 7 ' DELORES WOJCIK Delo Aprll 9 a VIWHCIOIIS cheerleader captam enthuslastnc baseball fan hkes Sammy Kaye and danc ln spaghettl 1s a must th her fears taklng tw tary typxst of our year book presldent of GAA in X DELORES YN OJCIK 7- 'V SHIRLEY BLEIBERG C-XROL WOONIER Feb ruary 7 adorned wrth curly brown halr always saymg the phrase You crumb fond of J1mmle mterests are slngmg and dancm canasta fascl l762lllllCl8.l'l thrllhng ex perxence was vxsmng Thlel College C XROL YVOOMFR SHIRLEY EVELYN BLEI BERC Shlrl April 19 enthusxastrc scholar recelved grand prlze for be mg hnghest salesman ln maga z1ne campargn member of the Commercral Club IS yearbook blographer owner of dark curly halr Hazel rs her best frnend enjoys readmg blographres SENIOR HISTORY In the fall of 1947 the four year task of makrng a great Senlor Class began Whlle organmng we elected John Kazlausky presldent Marxan Breakey v1ce presldent W1ll1am Martm secre tary and Rrchard Corle treasurer Our annual get together was ofhcxally named The Turkey Trot In 1948 we moved up IH hlgh school and be come sophrstlcated sophomores and had a chance to exert our author1ty over the new freshmen At thts level we were all well 1Illl12lICCl 1nto extra currlcular actlvltles our outstanding one IJCIHQ the Sophomore party WVl'l1Cl'l proved we were galnlng confidence and POISC 1n the socnl world Not owmg to concext but to well developed talent, our umor year became one of the most dramatlc and excltrng of all our four years WV1th a change of ofhcxals, Roger Vagl1a was chosen to gulde us as presldent Iohn Kazlausky capably asslsted htm as v1ce presldent, WVIIIIC Sylvla Hague undertook the dutres of secretary, and Mo1se Deguflroy filled the post of treasurer XVe were now well represented 1n all the athletlc enter prlses, as well as the band and chorus Also as 1 59 .0 5:15919 xg ls l' 17 W JUHIOTS we mme forth wlth laurels IH the aca demlc Slde of school hfe by recelvlng recognltlon on the Honor Roll NV1thout a doubt the great est event ot the year w is the umor Senlor Prom Under the d1fCCll0H of Nlr Kuzmk we created 1 memory of lzstmg beauty of a southern planta t1on rn the mrnds of our departlng predecessors Our Semor ye tr brought absorbmg work yet H1116 for menym ikmg too It seems but a short trme these tour ye us but we should have learned enough to gurde us Ill solw mg the greater problems of ex eryday llfe Roger Vaglta w as elected as our list presrdent Conrad Pederson came forth as vlce presldent w1th Betty Hostetler and Ben Delbler as secretary and treasurer The crow nlng Joys and memorles of every graduatmg class stlll lmger of the Senror Banquet and Semor Day, whrle we are antrclpatmg the one lmportant evemng Commencement We were leaders 1n the fields of ITIIISIC, sports, drama, and scholastlc attarnments, and hope that we w1ll be gxven due recognltron lf not for what we drd, at least for what we tlldfft do N n n ' .1 , 74 20 lg my lr 'Uv If 'L cr TJ! sz ' xi ,1 X if XQXQ 1 3 X Z 'Aff' 3.1, lm: f 1 -L f t . 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J - ' ' ' S 'x ' 1' AND LADIES 1951 MOST SCHOLARLY WITTIEST .1 rl Roger Vaglla ean Baughrnan Wxlma Weller Russell Martz MOST POPULAR ee ohn Kazlausky Joan Llght MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Betty Hostetler Conrad Pederson MOST ATHLETIC BEST DANCERS Delores Wolclk M0156 Deguffroy 25 Robert Exans Sylvxa Hague A Weekly Occurrence WVho W1ll be the Lucky WIDHCYD V2 .i 5 R Fakman E Mams J Belak On the Watch TruantsP Dalsy Mae L1 1 Abner i '4m -.X Kea 'Q -sg 'in Mr Mochmclt l'om Nedley Ben De1bler The New Boy Q!! we 6, we -A W I ohn Kazlausky vlfglfllfi Ruoil Shorthand or a Letter to J1m9 i X Sheater C Peduson K Leonard C' CIOHU r- Her F11 st Xdm1rer Carol Wvoomer She 11st Cot It GIYISI 'H ik. Rugh S Dlvens H KOKHTSRI D YVh1tney B111 Regma Vhlma YN eller J VVerg1n Pers1n Bros Servxce Stauon, Export, Pa, Phone 791 26 Egers Jewelers, Irw1n Jeannette, E Z Credtt , Q x H .SA -Ml - ' A f Q 1 fs I 2 1355 ef ' , - . . , . , . 2 9 Q lf . ., 1 Q 7 W ' .5 7 W ,V , . .1 I , Q 1 0 1 Z 4 ,S S ff . 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A , f A ' ,Q J.., J m 3 we .-J ef e I 5 I K K. 3 A A , V 'L 1 ,,,,. ml QNX , if 'Q wk just Before the Maypole Dance is 'N-nr YIYIDIIII lllllll: vrfr: 1 MA FESTI 1 X KI GA D QUEE pp are ,vnu Qi' QQ? iii? Grace Raymaley and John Meneghini ,lil Glass City Drug Co. Jeannette Pa, 39 Wieja 8: Stankus Westmoreland City Pa. VITIES M Wim ,AX f An O hid fo M 5 Km ecxak wx x - X MAY OURT Penn Packing Co, Home Dressed Meats 33 Taylor Floral, Flowers for all Occaszom Jnt 244 ll llll l if -X I f Q, lll, 1 X , Wx X 'x 5 N C4 X rc' r is- i ' M X X If Q- l cIXD,T evfkc 'Q Mrs Meadows Molly Nilflll Crax ath Dud Flame C arrle X elma Rae Debbie ean Glenn Mr Meadows Hal Kenny udy johnn Sllm t le mother senszble and understandmg fthe serzant possesszue and grouehyj fthe daughter szmple and smcere fthe son handsome mterested in athletzesj fa mze u lzolesome boy fthe elder flau hter athartzve tempe ramentalj 7lfH'7I1S friends typzcal gzrls of smteen fone of the vang always the kzll joy fa professor slightly eccentric looking fa moderately successful busmessman fa football hero he tries hard but fEla1nes fuend about nineteen breathless fone of the gang szxteen fa very mee chap tall and thzn Sylvxa Hague Betty Hosteller joan Llght Bobby Evans Russell Martz Nancy Cole Shxrley Bohmce Delores Wojclk Wllma Weller Dolores Crescenzo Twyla Hague john johnson Robert Eaton john Kazlausky Helen Bla Rlchard Corle Ben Dexbler Level Green Womens Club 34 Fnrst Jeannette Bank 8: Trust Company EVER GROW U U Llame breaks the news to her parents The story revolves around M1m1 a typlcal modern teenager who IS mana ger of the Bulldogs the local football blrthday and a vlctory bazaar on the same day but thlngs become comphcated when Mlml has her Hrst crush on Hal Kenny the football hero To arouse the Jealousy of Glenn Stevens Elalne Mlmls older slster uses Hal as a fo1l Confu s1on relgns throughout the whole play untll finally Mlml and Dud her first adm1rer are together agam lc ' fl . 1 ii mln: 4 team. Mimi plans to celebrate her 16th Wigle's Drug Store, Export, Pa. Humes Bros Plumbmg Heatmg Export Pa GRADE 1 Davxd Campbell Rlchard Caxanaugh VIVIHH Davldson Susan Des ronde ames Fxerst Charles Long Marcella Molnar GRADE 8 Exleen Bohmce Yvxlllarn Bohlnce Donna Curry Iohn Fxnk La Verne Hostetler acob Patla Lee Rednock Glorla Rlggle jack xVl'llICh63.d Logan Blank lane Boynton Thelma Good anet Gregory Ronald Kelley enn1e Scollon C' RADE 10 ay George Helena Hardek Wllllam Kosglow ohn Lauffer une lNI3I'ClIlk1CW1CZ Mary Lou Patla Mary Ann Smlth Mary Vuletxch GRADE ll Helen Bmner Anna jane Gregurlna Marllyn McConahy Iune Orr Ronald Pushwa oan Redxsh Charles Wallace 2 QW-f .L 'V .r E GRADE9 J J ' ' J J . , . 1 J . President Wllbert jackson P we President 0 lil W xctor Rabblts x o ll Yecretary -'-in -vb Knna C lCglllAlI'l2l Vzce Pres: en 1237 2 ia ' ' Helena Hardek .3 S. Evelyn Butcher Vice President an I5 Monte CIHUCIOIII Preszdent ',-345,1-- QV'- xapf I Ronald Kelley V Vr.. , , .1-:I 6 44 A v s -I wi A C 1 -.1 President 3. 64 as ' A L wg ,,--' I VA 'I . . . 1 , . A f' S vl- LORDS A D L DIE I WAITI ROOM 225A Row 3 Bush G Gexger Gar ns Dodds Mr Onder Hare Bohlnce Hobaugh Brown Bridges Row 2 Gaydos Bo hmce Faton Delbler Fmk Busche S Gexger Belter Harvxson Bochneak Dxvens Crprcchlo Rowl Belak Bltt ner Howell Bresmck Ander son Gregurma Bamge Hart man Corle Gxlltey Dugan ROOM 225B Row 3 Lazar Kennelty Nlchols lW1SSBCTl0lll'lC jones jackson Medrate Row2 Ma refka Kunak Kmtrgh No vxaskr T Loughner R Loughner Latourette Row! Kellner Katkowskl Kemerer spma McKelvey Mance Mc Conahy ROOM 226 Row 3 Rabbrts Yates Schner der Mr Kuzmk Sartorr Zel lers Smrth Yverghtman Row Prekarczyk Pushwa N Trogolo Sutherland Redlsh Patek Orr Scherbe Strxck land Wallace Rowl Rule Mlatluns Sxmola Swanson Petroskey Trogolo Wxlson Padezan Rrchert These gal' Jumors of 1951 Year was a m their studies tggilurrelagi Ililiisis Egpsiizrnatlon and apprehenslon PBCIWEZZ Prom Soon the day Came a d al Wonderful event the ul1lorSem0r real as day and mght Whenlzheaflstlli dream? of a former day WCIC as Colorful gym was deserted rams o muslc were one d all the f h g an the Caclg of thelr hearts the fIlCl1?0,ff?l5 sfoizjlmggehili USR passed away Of I 6 greatest h C emors of 1951, theirs next h applness and the most successful school year to bg Year w en th ey w1ll mherlt the I'CSpOHSlb111Iy that was ours are a pleasant and energetlc grou Th S temmler 8: Kren, Ferguson Tm t D 1 c or ea er, Harrlson City 38 K hi 0 . s Drug Store, Jeannette, Pa If : , . 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' , 5 ' ' - DUKES A D DUCHESSES ROOM 222 Row 3 Ference M Clan c1ott1 Defrank Ford Clem Mlss Mclnure Cloth Garrls V Anderson Eaton Garv1s Fulmer Row 2 Dumslck George Bland Dluskey E Butcher R C1anc1ott1 Butcher Beltz K Anderson Berhn Row I Battlstella Bezak Capp Altman Bollm ger D1V1rg1l1o Brewer Gress man Cexger B Brown De Marchr ROOM 223 Row 3 Kosglow J Loughner Null R Miller lNeale Ho baugh M1ss Peters ones Klaus J Lauffer 0Br1en Helzel Long Row 2 Hart ness Hudock Loughner Pechena Hardek Martz Kra tofil Humelsme Patla Har v1son C Mlller Row I Me neghxm Hague M Kuhns Llkar Marronl Marcmkle WICZ Mellon B Lauffer B Kuhns Newlll Kelley ROOM 224 Row 3 S Ross Whltehead Plnazza Woomer White Mr McCullough R Ross Vule txch levormck Wallace Sny der Thomas Row 2 Stan kewxch PllCll2llSKl Tewes Sekuta Perne G Stankewlch Sleasman lVatk1ns Smith Roscosky Pozmck Peters Row! W' Stepnlck M Sny der Pxraxno M Stepmck Popovxch Targos Seda Rugh Petrella Stout Rltson R Stepnlck B1 0 Fil' I fi b heard 1n our halls The llght In then eflles rr laughter CHI1 C tlon can 0 Cf TheuoEn:XP,ectat1on and Promise of the rewards lidllllg year w1th all the-,Le These Dukes and Duchesses Workflecill thgclhlihexr ab1l1tY I0 attam fe and con EUC f thelr school ll t1m1st1c v1ew 0 ZrlfeSPectCd Place among fellow Studen:-xii er students not ln the form of Vast treasures he In st01'e for thjsin ifkfhen the hrst seed of the ffult b t the Opulence of WIS O n make plans materlals L1 5 routed they CH of knowledge acqu to pluck 1ts fruxt ned by them has been P eannette DIY Cleanmg' 3 Hr se'-wc 39 J Decoster Bros, Mu- C and G'f'f e, 622 CIBY Avenue COU TS A D COU TESS S ROOM 114 Row 3 L Blank Cloth Covm Adams Butcher Mrs Molmero Appel Barton Altman Brentzel J Baughman Row 2 Berlme Bohlnce Banrd Brld es Casa grande Anderson Ausec rescenzo Barton Boynton D Baloh Row 1 Bray Bresmck Blckerstaff D Baugh man Bartolettl Andrews Clancxottl Y J Baloh Lross Ank D Blank Clntx J! .E Onward toward advancement cl1mb these en thuslastlc freshmen of our student body The barrlers they may have encountered ln precedlng years have been overcome and the prospect of three more happy years of school hfe fills them wxth expectatlon for the future A prlmary factor ln thelr success IS thelr leader Mrs Bengel whose ablllty IS apprecxated by them Complzment: of Chuck s Danry Bar ROOM 115 Row 3 Dixon Jamxson Myers Mr Wodnxk D1etr1ch Fmk R Kmzey Row 2 Kelley Klmgensmlth Hllty Debold Kelly Kozam Molt Row I Cestler Klstler Lauffer McNelly Hel zel G Klnzey Mclilwam ROOM 118 Row 3 Leonard Good Mrs Bengel Doughty Gregurlna Glanellx Row 2 Koter Enz Good Greggerson Graves Kotarskn Lusebrmk Kazlausky Row I Lazar D1V1rg1l1o Dugan Loughner Gongaware Gregory Dandy ROOM ll9 Row 3 Paxnter Patek Mrs Beaver Pxtonyak Parkmson Row 2 MHCIH tosh Ross Rlchardson Muller Nlchols M1lhars1c Malazlch Row 1 Petrella Morrls Rugh McConahy Robb Reese Plralno Pevormck ROOM 100A Row 3 Snyder Wolfe Szelong M Bohmce Waxte Swanger Solomon Se kora Row 2 Wllson Schnexder Wal lace Txlson Watkms Shfkey Woomer Yates Yupanclc Uherek Seltz Row 1 Scott Whlgham Sekuta Strang Zackel Scollon Selfert Stephens Vaglla The annual event the class party, was held on November 17 It served as a trxbute 1n honor of the attempts they had made to gam knowledge We feel confident that these future Semors of Penn Townshrp Hngh w1ll devote thexr tlme here to the accumulatlon of knowledge the pursult of happiness and the betterment of our school Reger Bros Garage, Clandge, Pa ' ' - - 1 1 1 ' 1 1 - . 1 1. , , . . . 5 . 1' 1 1 1 ,E 1 ' A l I ! 1 1 . . . 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Vice President President Treasurer LaVerne Hostetler jacob Patla Secretary Lee Rednock Shxrley George Rlchard Cavanough 'H 9-Q Secretary S rv 'Rfb 1 james Kosglow 4 1 ye ff -1.-a-f Vzce President Donna BILCIIIIIOCIC Treasurer My Ia Buzzcc , e Z 2 2 Zz VX L. ,, X , 7 X .3 IN x A f ., 1 me A A E 1 SERFS -Q- E5 an ROOM 109 Row 3 Anderson Austln Blank BOSZ1Ch Ank Mr Ktng Burkett Barton Falta Enz Ron 2 W' Bohlnce Charlesworth Better Chano skt Dryburgh Clocco Curry Bratkovxch Baughman Al corn Chrrstner Row J Brown Frnk Blexberg E Bo hlnce Brown Ftshell L Bo hlnce Clemens Fisher Eak man Bengel Carnera Bold 3 film H Qggfilf wg! W :eww E ROONI ll0 Row 3 Legerskt Lasttls D Lauffer Klavonlck Mr Lux H Loughner Row 2 .. gh 5 ,M ,,, 4 sg9 Row 3 Mohr Marunelh Phxllrps Puchalskl Rae Murphy Mahoy Medlatf- Morrls Petroskey Row 2 Rugh Mellon Patla Man dtch Raymaley Mrs Court ney Myers Rednock Oplln ger McReynolds Poznrck Row 1 Mattuccx Rlggle Pa tek Peters Myers Morgan Regma Pechena Ram Nxch os Lecas S Loughner Leonardo B Loughner George Krato fil H Laufler Klnzey Hos tetler Klnttgh Row I Hel 7el Holmes Calko Longa necker Light Lyons Hodtl Hursh Jackson HHH sr F. V 5 Y - '5'f'.' 1 ,- ' lla' l 1 - ' ' ., 7 'A A 1 1 1 - , Q. .4 D 1 .- t . y 7 V 1 ! 7 1 7 7 - s 1 me , ' . : ,f 'Q 1 . Q ' . . , D , . - i l 1 A Y . i - Qi iiliflitjlggggl-isitifr? - , , f '-W' f N 3 3 ' y- Ei lsefffl I ft ' e me M fi f s si IQ . . A if if at f 15533 f 1 i :-. 'P '7f, ., A lr V ' t ' , . ' 2 .. A ' P2 -1? :1 .. -Qfifignig - ' ' ' Pi ffl, 11 1 , -e , - 1 4 eset A 11 l 1, -s zz., ff - M M , 9 ' K: -Q-ff 5' I . ,gay . ' ' z ig . iw ff- ,, 1 lf I A -tial' . M MI- Pllschke, Kolleda, Kemerer 1 fl ht.- ' 3 ' V'-, tl f we ' 1' , I ' ' ' . 1 ix .A U , v .ff M' E .f V g I L fa' , y D , -- t - ' , 1 , , r , f 3.3 , -vip ' ' , , .. r A' A tg Us , - , 1 - .,::.:'M S1 ' 5 - f Q tt. 'fs ' W' ta. ,t ' f . to as l I QS f , '53 - ' : S' .' , , K6 L as- ' . . , ., , W, 5 f me . 5.-. I 4 . ri ' ' 4' , , N, f get ' QD! , . . gg n , , , - y we 1 V 1 - D ' I K ! i I . - . K I 'I I l - i 1 I ! L .Y 1 I - 1 . d limi e tiff 3 0 I 'lf in ' 71- AA Q jxm- la. . I K .- , , . 1 -! I . j' 1 - 1 1 ' K I O . . ., . 1 1 - L , , , . .M 1 . .' . ' , x'w,'K53'L fi 2 . f f L 5 ' 9 ' ' 1 , . Com liments of Ra male s Service Station 42 ourets, eannette Pa. Y F2335 ROOM 113 Row 3 Steffey Stover Sny der Mr Rometo Watt Tay lor Smlth Zackel Row 2 Veronest Whltehead Yako vtch Zvara Yates Stankewlch Snyder Row 1 D Whlrlow Uhrrecht Sekuta Schtckel Turk Stemmler J Whrrlow Thomas When these students returned for the new school year they were no longer shy and bewll dered but full of Splfll and vlgor Llke a flame that IS kmdled, thelr enthuslasm burst and spread Actlve partrclpatlon 1n scholastic and extra curricular affalrs made them a recogmzed group Thetr eager votces were audlble at games, rootmg our team to vlctory Adventure greeted these students w1th great P acclatm when they hrked to Bushy Run for an outlng Gathermg around the charcoal grllls these young adventurers began an entertammg evenmg w1th lastmg tnterest Wlth the capable leadershlp of Mr Rometo, thelr officers 1lVCd up to the hlgh expectatlons of therr classmates, because they were smcere and mterested ln carrylng out the duties of thexr class falthfully 9 VASSALS ROOM 105 Row 3 Cook Barton Cava naugh Broker Bloomqulst Baker Mr Krrck Austln Chepllck Baughman Camp bell Bence Row 2 Breakey Berlxn Chrlstner Campbell Andrews Baker DeLonz1er Carney Boynton Bossar Brown Row I Barton C vada Bamge Davxdson Carr Clanclottl Clemens Buzzee Ank Baughman Altman De Marchx ROOM 106 Row 3 Frye Eaton Kosglow Long Holderbaum Flerst Mrs Ralph Love Llndh Harden Ference Gordon Kutcel Row 2 Dumslck Hoenshel Dlxon Gardy Humelslne Lawther Dlet rlch Loughry Hague jack f 5! 'i Rou I Kmtxgh Hlnes lun zey Holtlerbaum Long Dev ronde Loughner Hodden Helzel Kuhns Hlnes Gom bach iiillme-fy 'qtxsg H3 1 'O iN! ROOM 107 Row 3 Parkmson D Plfer C Palnter Mlss Stump Pratt G NICI1Cg'h1Ill Mattuccl Pat r1cell1 Row 2 Pangallo R Meneghxm L Neal Prady Newlll Phlllps Pechena Mc Elwaln R McCl1ntock Nor bert V Pxfer Row I Pe trella McPeak McConahy Nesbrtt Molnar Newton D McCl1ntock POPOVlCh M Wllllams Martln Mance ROOM 108 FW These new adventurers gazed upon the llttle red school house surrounded by green shubbery plcturesque agamst a blue sky As they glanced down at the stately bu1ld1ng of Penn Townshlp Hlgh School, new emotlons stlrred w1th1n them Ant1c1pat1ng what It held rn promlse they de cxded to meet all thelr problems wlth determrna tlon and zest The hrghlxghts of thelr actlvltxes were the Class Row 3 Shearer Rlchardson Walters Yennerel Ruggerlo Stempfer M Kunczewskl Whlte Schwartz Sandrrck Radakovxch Row 2 Ru brxght Reglna Raymaley Yackel Roney Zvara Vule trch Wolfe Smlth A Tlm ko F Tlmko Ranlerl Robb Row I Simmons Schnelder Van Pxlt Snyder Stankewlch Wilson Simmons Woomer Veronezl Uherek Ram Se kora Whltehead Party and the Magazme Campalgn Whole hearted cooperatlon on the part of these aggres slve students contrlbuted greatly to the mcred lble success of the campalgn The Class Party was a reward for thelr conslstent efforts durmg the year It was a great success affordlng all an enjoyable tlme It w1ll always remaln ln thelr memory that Mxss Stump was the first to spur them on to success Brown's Garage, Harrison Cnty, Pa 43 Oakford Park Swunmmg Pool , , L 'fp 1 , ' LQ. 1 N Ati-'12 v - I , , .. W. at ,, 1 9 ' I, 1 1 1 A A 4 1 1 1 Y ' . : , ,a- Q A, . L ' ' X ' ' 'L A , 1 . . , , je E , , . . , - ' I I , J '. ' '-if It .' . 1 . ' 1452, 1, -. 1 1' - , ., 0 , q, - fa- 1, ., 1.-1 N -. - S., 11. . 1' ,...m , .1 -' ' ' in ' 0' , 1 1 l , t W 11 17 .gf ,K , . , A - 1 1 1 A - ' K . : , ' 1 1 ' V 1 1 1 ' y son, Detar, Gexger. Laspma. ,df 4' 1 : , ., ' - gp il . ' 1 I r ,S ' 1 1 1 -1- A , , , - S l fa I ' 4.1 4 1' , . - A 1 1 ' . .' , Q 1 1 I 1 ' 1 ' A 1 ' , . . : - ' ' fr I W V. 1 1 ,g ' ' t 3 AA ' Lf f , , , Lg ' A f R1 up 1 1 C- -, '51 , , . 5 .1 1 1 : 1 1 ' eg' 1 1 1 ef at , 1 r. . 1 V I 1 1 S .. 1 1 1 ' 'A 9 1 1 ' - . ,. '. 1 1 ., . - k , K 1 1 1 I ' T i l 1 A 1 1 K 'V ' 1 1 1 ' xt, ' , . , . 1 ' - 9 CITIZENS ACTIVITIES i Q P00 gg XVI -I Q!Q,4 4' If jf 1 W D ' Ziff , . I I ffg ' ' iff if- Kaya' L 'r I ' 7 r ' I x ' Q V X 'Y' , 1 I -X' Ju, ff! N 137 K A r ff 4 f 'Q -Q2 G SCIENCE CLUB X. 'll IfftRzql1t Mhntney Molt Baughman Brown lxennelu Brldges Mrs Byers I-'alon Scollon long Breakew Cole Florev Th1rteen members constltute the Scxence Club IlllS year The Illd-IOYIIQ' are Sen1ors the others are umors wlth hlgll grades IH Physxcs A trlp to the Planetarlunl and experlrnents completed the years agenda PRIESTLY SCIENCE m 3 Xltman lllo ma Snyder Volt januson R Kelley Ad ams Kestler Rm 9 Rlchardson Craxes Cood Xnderson Bax lon Robb Vkatklns Ron I C reggerson la lx Clllll Casagrande ,un 37 xf T-...L QI .. K uso Qtr' 'g' xllll' I Qu .-s is nss,,, ' '1 C Free relgn IS gxven to 1I'1d1Vldl1Eil 1n1t1at1ve IH th1s club sponsored bv Mr T1ber1 On club days the group gathers ln 227 and questlons are proposed Experxments are then conducted to find the correct answers In thls way fundamental laws and prmclples of General Sclence are presented The officers of the club are John Kelly presldent Bob ZOIZC vice presldent Bruno C1nt1 secretary and Frank Patek treasurer The years program was completed w1th a party held 1n the gyrnnaslum 46 rx. 1 ft' ' I 3 gk ! , I I to If I IN fl : M , , , . is ,4- ' - 7 ' 1 v V 4 I vm - ' I , lY ' M- 1- ..x I, 1' ' I -PEW 1 ' .....t.l,. M I, ' I V. Q' , laws.-, ',l'- . I ,S M, sf . f 1 -.- I' 4 . . , V , I, , Q, . , , .. Q , 1 . , '- A - . . 1 . 1 - I I 'I ' ' x . . , p , h 5 L. mek, Mr.T1bm, P. Kel- I - s gt' rf. -,ij 'Y A . V ' ' , If :fi 1' .4 .9 0 ,- A y ' ' s 151nlQ,fXk ,, xp lggi I fylt S, uf -4' 2 I H at 'o .'. 7. if ff . , I , , wr .I l- - 1 I. ' N 'A K ' .. Q x g . I V - '.,qz2' 'gf' -' x' c 3 T 'S ,f l:o':u 1 , - D 0 o I spa U 1 C 5 Q1 h', 4 x K, gggixi 4 K X 3 A t I . , 5, I ' - ' , ' , I , ' I , S ' v v' ' , . ATURE STUDY U NWI ,gr ,,... Bar, is if Aff.-K X 36 -36. Da 'im-1 Sv-.3 ,J Ron -I Harvxson Beltz Brewer Ron 3 Tewes Klaus Kubns Helgley llhlte Rltson Celger Sleasman Row lll2iZ72l Paton Nllller Bezak Anderson OBr1en Stepmck Mr Kuimk Null Garvts Loughner Thomas Rowl Long Kosglow Stepmck Haoue Battlstella Newrll To become a member of the Nature Study Club the sophomores must be 1n one of Mr Ku7 mk s Btology classes They have formed the1r club of thlrty students to further thelr educatxon of nature Headmg the club are Sam Ross Bobby Stepmck Patty Welgley and Art Long FPA Rou 3 Congaware Krcelxc Kuhns Garrls Hare Yates Sekora Deguffroy Snyder Fmk Peters Lauffer Pxeckarczk Connor Haruson Solomon Berlm Laurette Rou 2 Lazar Dletrxch Broun Klstler Greer Suanger McNelly H Helzel Row I Debold ClOHl Baughman Mar t1n Blank P Helzel Standzng Mr Seaman Mr Dorsey x Under the d1rect1on of Mr Dorsey, the forty two members of the Future Farmers of Amerlca sponsored a donkey basketball game on December 6 Aslde from holdmg an auctlon sale, of whxch Roy Latourette was chalrman, the club made projects to be dxsplayed at the Commumty Farr A successful v1s1t to the Penn sylvama Farm Show 1n Harrtsburg was made on January 7, and another w1ll be X xxx mga made to State College on june I5 V Wx X 47 T- .4 K 'N si I ty I X 4 1 6 r X it - I , t f f l SS 1. l - 'S' ..... 4:5-2 v f A 5 rl l f QC .., 'Ji . .g I X , y of 4 S f y e S if t.,S,,V-4 'A r Y F 4, A ' i .. Q m 4 . Q .----ff' l I '- I 4 .M 'QA - Y A v X A a 486 t i at S if W - 1 t m , may ,S ,S S 4 it , S k y S 5 E A S if i N J - S 'f J - A 1 1 S JS . 'ht ' I . , ' - ' -' , -, '. Y A V l ' , v 1 V , . 25 J 'Y v ln U 1 V l ' 1 ' '- ' . i ' ! . l ' ' : , , S I v 1 ' J V 1 H I ' Q ' ' , . : V ' v , ' v 3 . ' 1 D , Y, 2 3 . f , , . X E., , ,SS ' qi, N' A , , ' EXW ' , f, '. . nn V H EIRE PATROL Rou 3 Pevornlck Bu sato Hobaugh Kaz lausky Paton Rau 2 Thomas Clplcchlo Rabblts Bohlnce Strlckland Corle Nag l Rou I Beaver Shfkey Rudy jackson Thls very v1tal orgamzatlon IS under the leadershlp of Mr Phschke Composed of very talented boys thls club has as 1ts maln obyect Flre Preventlon Thelr efforts lnsure safety for all members of the hlgh school Durlng the school year they make constant xmprovements by removmg fire hazards The officers are president Roger Vaglla vlce presldent Harry Thomas secretary Danlel Rudy treasurer Victor Rabblts VOICE SPEAKING CHOIR vt.,--. Hou 3 Neale Puchal skl Perne S Clancxottl Barton Andrews Butcher R04 Hum dm elslne Popouch Txo golo R Cl3l'lLl0lll Xusec ones Lough nel Rowl M Snyder Pressman XV1lson Pe lroskev Capp Mlller Durlng the year the Voxee Speaklng CIIOII' held varxous functlons Among these was a very enjoyable Chf1SKH1aS Assembly The group composed of twenty five members chose Dorothv Lapp and Patty Ausec as presxdent and secretary respectlvely Achlevement of pO1S6 and char acter from better speech constitutes the chlef alm of the group Although lt was formed only a lew years ago the Voxce Speaklng Cholr has proved very beneficlal to the students Jolnlng the club 48 . ,N A I at I 5 , H., , 1 3 as lg it ix ik: , . . , . ' - .I-I ' ' A I 7 ' r 1 V ' . , . . I , - Q . . , I ' v 1 Y - - ia. ' : ' , v, Y , Y 7 ' ' I -' - ' 3 1 ' 1 ' y I I ' P 5 .Y ' Q K af -, g 1. ' .. A I. y I .gs .H -.L ' ff I ig , ,-.V l Y -f V I r all -1 . f . V 1- ' - , ' 'X I JL' . . . . , , - . . -. , I h y . yi S' It ' . V rv i . - h . 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CGMMERCIAL 'A M- CLUB XQ 5 f Row 3 Reeder Geiger Loughner Cook Red rsh Row 2 Swanson Cxofli Sutherland Blel berg Rugh Belak Rowl Slmola Rntson Bresmck VV1lson Step nxck Mrs Permar Thls HCIIVC group conslsted of fifteen members JUIIIOTS and senlors Gwen the leadershlp of the club were Hazel Cook presldent Ianet Sutherland vxce president Martha Nesbltt f 1 secretary and Lo1s Bresmck, treasurer The act1v1t1es of the year conslsted of the success u undertakmg of sellmg Chrlstmas candy a Whlte Elephant Sale ln the sprmg and a PICHIC at h Bushy Run Money derlved from varlous functrons was used for purchasmg materlals for t e typmg room HOBBY OBBY Row 3 Petroskey Mohr Ank Blank Murphy Patrxcelll Raymaley R 0 u Rugh Oplmger Sad ler Mellon Rou 1 Yakovnth I-xsher Rlg gle Flshell Eakman Bengel bb N bb Club IS made up of members of Mrs Courtney's homeroom Its mam The Ho y o y functlon IS to arouse an lnterest ln varlous hobbles ThlS IS accompllshed by the partlclpatlon of members 1n glvlng talks and dlSpl21ylflg artlcles from thelr hObblCS Officers 1n charge were M l Y k h ecretar resldent Glorla Rlggles VICE president, Donald Blank, treasurer, eva a ovlc , s y, p , , john Raymaley Under the supervlslon of Mrs Courtney, the members hope to expand and make thelr hobbles more mterestmg 49 'tsr 32 55 .wig t A.. , -gt, C1 -. 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' , ' , , I Q K Q gi, ty Q , 7 gf, p A V . 1 l S Z 1 ' JUNIOR RED FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Rru 3 Gianelll Cregurma Baird Butcher Deihler Bamge Hardek Nlance Kemerer A j tregurma Martz Smith Seda Mrs Bengel Ron 7 Cregorv Xltman Mllharslc Bland A Bohince Hostetler T Hague Ron I Marrom Petrella Mclielvev Hartman Corle Llkar Hart ness S Bohince S Hague To promote a growing appreciation of the Joys and SHUSfdCIl0IlS of homemaking to encourage democracy in home and community life to work for excellent home and family life for all and to further an interest in Home Economics are the tasks which this group undertook during the year Highlights of the year were the Fashion Show and Valentine Hop Richard Corle and Shirley Bohmce were chosen as NIr and Mrs Dan Cupid at the Valentine Hop This years oflicers were president Betty Hostetler vice president Shirley Bohince secretary Elizabeth Bland treasurer Evelyn Butcher The able guidance of Mrs Bengel enabled the club to join the Future Homemakers of America CRQSS Ron 2: Galko, Orr, Ko- tarski Rudy Barton Lauffer Ross, Fulmer, Iflorey Graves. Ron 1 Regina Schickel Bo hince. The Junior Red Cross campaign, beginning on November 1, lasted three weeks. Small boxes Hlled with pencils, tablets, and other necessary personal articles were sent to the needy children in Europe. One representative was chosen from each room. Each school in the Penn Township district contributed money, the total amounting to 36231. Mrs. Lewis was in charge of this campaign. The campaign proved a big success, and each month pamphlets from the Red Cross headquarters are sent to our school. 50 STAGE CREW l H left Rzght Mr Wodmck Berlm Crowell Ful mer Nedley Yates Gongaware jones Laspma Seda Lazar Modar Fcrence Medlate Under the able leadershlp of Mr Wodmck the stage crew held a Halloween Dance whlch proved very successful Robert Gongaware was manager of the stage crew and ack Crowell asslstant manager Dllflng the year the stage crew was able to purchase a rheostat w1th a portlon of the money recelved by the school from the magazine campalgn The rheostat IS a dlmmer swltch whlch controls the llghts from backstage Stage crew members also operate three spotllghts m the back of the stage and a spotllght from the back booth USHERS Row 3 Marefka B hxnce Delbler Kllng ensmxth Regma Mr Kmg Row 2 Bla P tek Kratolil Flnk Pat la Row I Stout Tar gos Padezan Blttner Roscosky ...-.a The 19 students of the Ushers Club handle the Job of seatmg Mr and Mrs John Q Publlc at speclal occasxons This year they were called to duty for the Semor Play, Commencement, and Baccalaureate exerclses Members of the club must partlclpate IH act1v1t1es for two years before they recelve a letter Honored wxth letters ln 1951 were Helen Bla, Helen Blttner, Nancy F1nk, Elleen Katkowskl, Henry Kl1ngensm1th, Patty Patek, and Bxll Regma At the December meeting, Miss Peters was made an honorary member The officers who receive asslstance from Mr. Klng are Ben Delbler, Blll Regma, Helen Bla, and Henry Klingensmith. 51 REMBRA DT CLUB '--'f Row3 Eakman Johnson Beaver Costello Clem Sllfkey Anderson Ford Mrs Beaver Row 2 Berlme Nowaskl Evans Rogers Woomer Ho baugh Kelley Rou I Boynton Gnlkey Brldges Crescenzo DeMarch1 Kuhns Lauifer LIBRARIANS it The Rembrandt Club attrlbutes 1ts name to the famous Dutch artxst a master at color and detall ThlS year under the guldance of Mrs Mxldred Beaver the members are experlmentmg wlth textlle pamt The professlonal finger palntmgs from New York whlch were dlsplayed ln the mam entrance attracted much attentlon Row 2 Myers Kratoftl Bohmce Slak Regma Gongaware Trogola Clanuottl Capp Brown Brewer Kuhns Mxss Bertolme Row 1 Hursh Galko Gregory Bohmce Dluskey Gelger Under the competent SUPCTVISIOH of MISS Bertolme, thls group keeps the hbrary operatmg effnclently Not bemg a socxal organlzatlon, the hbrarlans are orgamzed solely for the convem ence of thetr fellow students Wlth thelr help many new books have been added to the llbrary thls year 52 K I A k is t 5, t, ,. L K 4 KM ' f gf ' ' , , 2 ,K LT . - ' t 1.2 .Wf', ' Away A ,N k , 5 ,, .. , 1' - M! 5 2 4, ,, I - fr, 2 , 5, t k r t .. -' , , , Q , , , , . . : ' . . V 1 J I I l 7 ' ' ' ' , . ' ' ' 9 - , - - , , , . . . 9 9 1 ' l 1 , . I .D K lg. 4 F' , , , qs ,L xl s 5 , t , JF y nu We e y 'I i ! I ' I 7 9 , y , , , , , , - I . , , 1 , - Q2 W 0 Z0 p.- QVC l I lux J T ' be PENN 'Q YEA GQ ADVISER I Helen Bla Co editor Nhss Ruth Peters ASSISTANT EDITORS 'we Shxrley Bohmce Co edztor 5 jean Baughman Nancy Cole Dolores Crescenzo ff' .f G-... at Sylvia Hague T wyla Hague Norma Reeder 54 Pol T STAFF Row 4 Reglna Pederson Greer BUSIJH. Kazlau sky Kllngensmrth Lasplna Row 3 Ruoff Mel lon Reeder Lauffer Weller Light Baughman Breakey Row 2 Rogers Nesbltt Pltonyak W1l son Rugh WVe1gley Hostetler T Hague Cres cenzo Bla Bohlnce WOJClk Members of the Penn Pomt Staff have worked drlrgently and rndustrrously for many months to prepare a book for you to store your memorles of hlgh school lrfe Gatherlng knowledge from students and varrous faculty advlsers the staff has put lnto prmt all the act1v1t1es SOCIHI functlons and the sports parade We feel that the many PICIUICS Wlll make you appreclate the book even more Under the guldance of the edrtors Helen P1tonyak and Martha Nesbltt reported class act1v1t1es Nancy Cole Mlldred Wllson and Patty Welgley were rn chareg of the clubs and ohn Kazlau sky Bllly Regma and Henry Klmgensmlth told each thrxlhng sports event just as It happened Conrad Pederson Joan Llght and Carmella Crofli added beauty and a llttle comedy Rebecca Mellon Delores WOJClk Vlrgxnxa Ruoff Shlrley Dlvens and LOIS Rrtson typed the materlals Marran Breakey and Leona Molt supervlsed the advertlsed campalgn Betty Hostetler ments credlt for the fine record of sales Two other students that deserve recognltlon are Roy Eakman and oe Buslja who led the class ln the sale of yearbooks All members of the staff spent challengmg hours workmg on th1s book 55 if X 4?- Q N N4 I r A, i kind? , 7 sl-7 1j-7 QQ 'Z I l ! ! - J 7 ' 1 ' , 1 1 , 1 1 . .' , , , ' y 3 J I ' J - 1 1 1 - . . . ' -as .va l , I , . N X cf- ' an ..Z I . . . . ., 1, 1 , . 1 1 1 -- as .- ' ' 5 J , -..?' 'Tipff' ':f',Q'. '. 4 W I ' . . . . . . 4 v 4-4.,ML. 1- 1 1 GT 'J--' - '?,+:- . . . nh' l? ,ty , V 7 - 1 1 f'u1.,,' -i ' . I . . --L? - X , . . . . . . . ' . ' of 'P' kr 1 f -,. - .. . 1 1 1 1 1' i YY4' 5-5 X ' ' ' 7 fu.- -9-QL: . , ' 1 L fi , . . . . . ai' X l N 1 'f I x v f 9 gf The Chorus played a big part in the school calendar BAD R' ln Ron' 47 Charlesworth, Hleightman, Null. Eaton, Ford, Kelly, Jamison Myers, Pevornick, Petrella. Ron' 3: C. lVoomer, XVatkins. Kelner, Kintigh, Butcher, Klaus, J. Harrison, Busche, E. Butcher, Ross, Cressman. this year, taking part in assemblies and providing music wherever needed. Our new instructor, Miss Nancy Lynch, has proved herself by leading the Chorus in all its activities. Greensbur 1' Hirh School was the scene of the Count Chorus which took :lace December 12. A S Y I Our school was Richard Yates, soloist. H! fl well represented by Patty Busche, Alice Shearer, Harry Greer, Thomas Eaton, Otha Fink, and Ronald Kelley. Robert Eaton was seletted from our school as The Spring Music Festival was presented two consecutive nights-May 10, and May ll. This concert was the result of many hours of hard work and practice. But when the big night came, their efforts were realized, for a grand performance resulted. On the evening of May 10, the junior High and Grade schools partici- pated in a heartwarming program. Some of the highlights were square dances and gay country songs such as Country Style and Skip to my Lou. Also presented was a short skit. The following night, May ll, the Senior Chorus, along with the band, brought to us another enjoyable evening of music. The old favorites, Cindy and Madame Jeannette, were among the songs sung by the mixed Chorus. Also featured was the girls' Chorus who sang Donkey Serenade and If I Could Tell You. Other members of this program were a barbershop quartet, a girls' sextette, duets and solos. NVith the assistance of the band, this event proved to be a big success. The Senior members had charge of all activities for the year. 56 H 5513 . .. le ' ' - f . , . . Q 5 Qi -- 2 4s 1 K s ,pt CQ J ! l . , so Y s ll ...ee 7 -L4-nl Ron 7 Shearer Casagrande Boynton Crescenzo Brldges Clanclottl Lough ner Sutherland Bland Dexbler Fmk Hobaugh Row I A1185 Lynch Humel une fxcgqexson Robb G VVOomer I' Haruson Kuhm Brewer NOWHSKI Lorle Hartman Altman Burner ,Lf-Qf j. Carle, 1-1. Humelsinc. H. Bittner, A. Shearer, Cl, H'oomer, D. Deibler, N. Fink. Miss Lynch. 57 X S Standing: Petrclla. DiVirgilio, Rogers, Szelong, Legerski, Eakman, Busija, Brown, Busche, Corle, Eaton, Anderson, Bohince, Ruoff, Piraino, Marroni. MAJORETTES P. F. Rogers, A. Bohince, N. Petrella, M. Marroni, T. Piriano, E. DiVirgilio,. V. Ruoff. 58 This year, under the capable direction of the new band mas- ter, Mr. Stephen Bench, these energetic members have done much to enhance the programs in which they participated. Although music education is their ultimate aim, this is by no means a dull organization. Dur- ing the past year they partici- pated in parades at Irwin and Harrison City-winning a prize at Irwin-the outdoor Scoutoree at McKee Stadium, and a Hallo- ween Party. In addition, the band played in various assembly programs throughout the year. The outstanding event of the year, however, was the Spring Music Festival on May ll. 7Px,,r T R E L ff ' Q' V N ep 'F N Rozv 2: Kunak, Blank, J. Kosglow, Cinti, Kemerer, A. Long, WV. Stepnick, R. Kelley, Lauffer, Harden, McNelly, C. Long, S. Kelley, J. Brown, Lazar, Newell. Row I: Kosglow, Lauffer, Thomas ,E . Long, Ross, R. Stepnick, Bezak, Dietrich. Adding much to the organiza- tion are the high stepping major- ettes with Mary Louise Marroni as leader and Frances Rogers and Virginia Ruoff, the senior members. Other majorettes in- clude Norma Petrella, Audrey Bohince, Thresa Piriano, and Elisa DiVirgilio. Of the thirtyvsix members of the band, five seniors leave this year: Joe Busija, james Brown, Roy Eakman, Robert Eaton, and Mary Long. Ofhcers chosen this year that helped make their undertakings successful were: president, Ar- thur Longg vice-president, Emil Bezakg and secretary-treasurer, Xvilliam Kosglow. The band looks forward to a larger organization and perhaps more opportunities next year, when the members of the junior high school now taking private instructions on their chosen instruments, enter the band. Ready for Half-time. An fnlerlude from Mufzb Our Charmmg Majorettes Q- 60 Mr. Bench: Arthur Long, president: Emil Bezak, vice- presidentg William Kosglow, secretary-treasurer. Ah the concert te mer Tuning up before practlce ' '10 Zsffw- A? H, 0' f F ff 91-llll gu I 4 1: v ,. 4' f f , . . 5- Ok. , E li Il W ug' -'Aff' ff ' .'-' 9, 4 Q nv Al r l - I i q ' A l 1 A. ,. fl -- , .f , 4' 'T f CC. U0 e GATHERING KNCDWLEDGE 7 , 62 CQURT IESTERS Oh You Brute' Make up a Necessary Eu! Wojuk Lwht Kazlausky Bohmce pu-mann-vw -aunt N amng for a Cue C ole Regma yx Crescenzo Busxja Corle Bla Devouons YN eller 63 A fylllfk Brush up Deibler, Hague Evans Hostetler umm 1-,,S.m A5 TIQQ1 Were 5, YQQ 'x i Q. I 3 Ns is , 1' M- fm Q: , W ' V ,ff g f fafff , Q -Q. K ' ' -'Q m' ,X - 'Q ,, ' .x,'g-f.- ' v' Q, 7, , ' ' 11 , Rf. N g 3,.'x'. ' 5 'H 'K' I 'Sf XX x Rx ya' fa I s f ' 3, : 'Eg 1 . f x I H X . Q ,x 1 , 9, x ,,,5f?' , 4 , ' . 5 .. :X 2 .L ' f 'f - ,1 4 1 W Ron' 4: Mr. Onder, Rudy. Eaton jackson. Loughner. Sartori, Beltz Ciancioui, Rabbits, Bridges, Bo- hince, Fulmer. Row 3: Miller Pevornick, Ford, Divens, Gaydos 0'Brien, Sartori, Hobaugh if Wikia 73 .3 3 to .'- 'I' f IX james R Brown Franklyn Gwyn BALL , ui is Moise Deguifroy Roger Vaglia Charles Scollon 67 i , 1 5 3 Q IQ? T .3 in Strickland, Row 2. Parkinson, Raymaley, Eaton, Kelly, C-arvis, Cipicchio, Marefka, Pevornick, Hague. Ron' I: Brown, Scollon, Corle, Vaglia, Deguffroy, Deib- ler, Gwyn. N R I I-Q O J: Q Richard Corle 1.- K S V V A q. 6, ' . .ifirri r :X ,x v- Z k. , 4, , rv ty f 'iflf l i inf 6 if, r -5 'rrrl l f W Ben Deibler Deguffroy Charging Sept Sept Sept Sept Oct Oct Oct Nov Nov FOOTBALL SCH EDULE 9 Derry Boro Elders Rldge East Deer East Plttsburgh Llgomer East Huntlngdon Youngwood Plum Twp Trafford Business for the Referee 1 :Kms A e ap p Home wa Home Home Away Away Home Away Away at fin V+ ,R , X We fm ,.. 'V Q at T 68 ' as .tst a.r A E. 'W Jw W v A A - :A4 Tackled on the Forty Yard Line Boasting a 5 l l record from last year an ex perienced Indian squad began practice during the latter part of the summer Under the able guidance of coaches Onder and Rometo and possessing several shifty backs and a strong rugged line the Indians prepared to lift the curtain on the 1950 football campaign On the afternoon of September 9 the Indians inaugurated their 1950 football campaign as host to Derry Boro The Ramblers netted their lone tally by virtue of a live fumble on the Indian 18 After traveling 52 yards the Indians tallied in the third quarter Rabbits scored from one foot out Morse Deguffroy plunged for the deci sive point Final score Penn Township 7 Derry Boro 6 Penn Township received their first setback on September 16 at Elders Ridge by a score of 19 18 Glenn Mull and Vic Rabbits both made long runs of 90 and 85 yards respectively Roger Vaglla intercepted a pass and raced 40 yards to the one foot line Morse Deguffroy carried the ball over East Deer visited the Indians on September 23 and went home on the short end of an 18-0 score. Glenn Mull and Darcey Bohince made runs of 70 and 60 yards respectively on pass intercep- tions. Dan Rudy made the final touchdown on a three yard plunge. Seeking their first victory in four starts the East Pittsburgh Shamrocks visited the Indians on the afternoon of September 30 and suffered a 20-0 loss. Deguffroy Eaton and Jackson tallied for the Indians. Eaton was successful on two of three attempted placements. Playing their first night game of the year the Indians visited Ligonier on October 7 and toppled the Mounties by a 12-0 score. Deguffroy and Rabbits scored the two Indian touchdowns. Penn Township visited East Huntington on the night of October 19 and wrought devastation to the home team by a 2614 score Corle and Rabbits tallied one touchdown each and Glenn Mull accounted for the other two Eaton con verted twice The Youngwood Railroaders invaded the In dians home site on the afternoon of October 28 and suffered a 267 defeat Vic Rabbits scored two touchdowns both on 45 yard Jaunts Glenn Mull and Stan Eaton each accounted for one touchdown Eaton succeeded on one of three attempted placements and Deguffroy plunged for the final point In the first Illeetlrlg between the two schools Plum Township scored a 13 7 victory over a gal lant Indian squad The Indians drew first blood in the opening period on a pass from Rabbits to Sartori Eaton converted the extra point The Mustangs struck back in the second and third periods to overcome the deficit and emerge the victor The Penn Township Indians brought their 1950 football season to a close with a 25 7 victory over a big but outclassed Trafford team. MOOHIC Deguffroy intercepted a pass and raced 43 yards to open the Indians scoring. Glenn Mull ac- counted for two more touchdowns and Rabbits scored the final one. The past season was one of the best a Penn Township team has ever enjoyed' seven games won and two lost. Credit should be given where credit is due and so we pay tribute to the efforts of the Penn coaching staff in producing the great team which they have and wish them further luck in their remaining years at Penn Township. Congratulations coaches Onder and Rometo you two have done an excellent job and your efforts are appreciated by all. VARSITY Q Saturday December 2 marked the opening of the basketball season for both Jeannette lay hawks and Penn Township Indians 'Ihe jay hawks came out on top with a 63 24 score On December 8 Penn Tow nshlp Cagers wx ere host to Trafford Tomahavnks After the game had been t1ed up at the half the Township In dians chalked up their First victory of the season with a 35 28 score The first Section XXVI game for the Rome tomen was played at Washington Township on anuary 9 The Raiders were victorious 66 63 in an overtime period Visiting Saltsburg and Penn Township played the first afternoon after Section XXVI game on January 12. The Indians won 47-40. On January 16, the Penn Township Cagers received a beating, 58-49, at the hands of the Ex- port Panthers. Glenn Mull lead the Township boys with ten points. The Rometomen traveled to Bell Township on January 23 and were defeated by the score of 62-42. Mull and Kazlausky both had ten points. At Trafford on january 26, the Indians lost 64 to 46. Kazlausky led the scoring with twenty points. Penn Tow nshlp uintet were host to Hfash- ington Ruders February 6 This was the hnal meet between the two teams in Section XXVI. The Raiders won by a 52 42 score. Traseling to Saltsburg on February 9 the In- dians were again defeated in league competition by the score of 64 55 'Nlope Ka7l1usky was high February I3 w as a return game w 1th our HCIQII bois Lxport 'I he Panthers ox ermme the I1 di ins by the score of 56 50 Ixill iusky led with twenty one points while Exports Bisconte h 1d Penn Township was host to Fx 1I1IxIlIl Town ship for their final meeting on February I6 Franklin w alked off the floor agaln with a uc tory of 55 ow er 50 High man w as Nlopey Ka7 lausky with twenty Five points The final game of the 195051 basketball sea son was with Bell Township on the Indians Hoor Tuesday February 20 XVe find the record of the se ison showed four wins 'IQHIIISI SIXICCH losses IIICIIICIIIIQ the loss to Bell Township by the scoie of 54 35 Kazlausky again was high for TENSE MOMENT l IU tok VARSITY Q5 0 Rot 2 OBrien Fulmer Ron I Klingensmith Tilson P Kelly R Kelley Clanciotti Pinazza Hilty GHTVIS Meneghmi Nfr Rometo 71 ASEBALL f' Roz 3 Sugent Shfkey Ixazlauskv Eaton ackson Roz 7 Cvun Nlr Onder Kelley Garus Roz 1 Rudy Busato Clpxcchlo levomlck Clanclotu Rabblls The Penn TOWHShlP Indlans completed thelr 1950 baseball season by loslng to North Huntlngdon 1n a WPIAL Sectlon XIII playoff 5 3 Jerome Sadosky hurled for the wlnners Whlle Rusty Meneghml was charged wxth the loss The Indians had a season record of five wlns and three losses In preparatlon for the 1951 season members of the squad held a raffle ln order to purchase new umforms ThlS was the first tlme 1n a great many years that the Indlan baseball squad wore new umforms ln thelr openlng game Senlor members on the squad were ohn Kazlauskv shortstop Franc1s Sugent pltcher Franklln Gwyn-outfield Franklm Sllfkey first base and Glenn Mull thlrd base N -mai? x f XA x was QC 72 THE SCHEDULE April 13 Aprll 20 Aprll 24 May May May May May Greensburg Derry TOWnShlp Jeannette N Huntlngdon Greensburg Derry Townshlp Jeannette N Huntlngdon 59 ' H.- -f LS' J, 'W l .1 0 Cfhrn EEZPIDPDPEIP VARSITY P CLUB ws 331. .Am-1 - 8-0 0 W. lllll E I X . kb. .4191 Kazlausky Deguffroy Gwyn Row 3 Cxplcchlo Pevornlck Busato Rabblts Corle Mr Onder Thomas Run '7 Rudv Hobaugh Bohlnce Slrlckland Ron 1 Shfkey Mull Eaton Vagha ackson Another one of the act1ve clubs of Penn Townshlp IS the Var s1ty P an athletlc club under the able supervlslon of Mr Onder The club IS comprrsed of those boys who have played sxxteen quarters of football and others who have been falthful 1n playmg basketball or baseball To YHISC money for the1r Jackets these energetlc boys held qulte a successful dance and sold xce cream at each home basket ball game A wool royal blue fmgertlp jacket Wllh the Penn Townshlp emblem on the back was chosen Leavmg the club are the followlng lettermen Arm 'Ea 4: A 7 kqif K iv cc.,y.. X 73 Corle Gwyn Kazlausky Mull Shfkey fhomas Vaglxa Scollon Dlebler Belak I' Football Football Baseball Basketball Baseball Football Basketball Baseball Basketball Baseball Football Football Football Football Basketball CC-all H7 Q. ' K ' , VAVA 4 N.,A kk W My W lxft 'l la X F F lo y xx sg i if 1 J ,, I, V Q will Q K 7 133,46 'sh-4l 'r' X K ' xx! y it 5 kr ,X A will 1' .H , Li M- . X .lf ll s llkf 4, 1 A 1 1 113, y . 14-W et C-C. . s 'X ' Mm dx , J .. '-:' A. l' , ' . ': ' 1, , , '. - , - ' U - ' ' H f lsegufffggyi5i'e'ij.'Q.ii5,'football s'.'.c,'.'.oa'.'.' , ' ' ' .s,,s..,..,, 'ijjijjjijjffjji . ' - . . y . s.ee.,,,,,,,, ,.ss..le,l.. Q .giiiiiiiiiiiiiig ' ' , U u - A F .ggjijijljgjigg - ' t 'atttt't' ,.i11iii11ii1i112 ' ' ' 1 ' - s,11Q11Q1iii13iii3Qij3 iiiiiiipiiiiiiigi - j3jj5i5j5fj5gifi311 sgjifjijigiiiiiii .t fe 6 - ' ,nt ' 5 - - A 7, ' - F l gil gl - ' on N ' N .r ll . ' ' fs' 1X--, GAA fi Tl 00 A65- Rou 3 Snyder A Mellon Pntonyak Mams Ross Trogolo Belter Ruolf B Mellon K leonard 'VI Watklns Mrs Lewis Rou 2 Hudock HHTVISOH Lazar Kazlausky Anderson Howell DIVCHQ H Kotarskx Slak Lauffer Moore F Watkms Dluskey Row I Bezak Vuleuch Rugh M Leonard Taylor Yvojcnk Muller Weller 9 Kotarskx Koter Loughnen 0Barto Busche TWO HONORED MEMBERS Joe Busija, Wilma Weller, De- lores Wojcik, Daniel Rudy. Under the capable supervxslon of Mrs Lewls the G A A Athletlc Glrls Assocla tion had another successful year Thls club IS composed of those glrls mterested IH sports and belng a leader ln that Held The Chrlstmas Ball an annual gala event sponsored by these forty enthuslas txc glrls proved to be a very enjoyable event The gvm was decorated as Wmter Wonderland V1rg1n1a Ruoff a semor member of the GA A, was elected by her fellow club mates to relgn that eve mng as Snow ueen The 51 queen was crowned by the Oflglflfil queen, oan Taylor Also addmg to the beauty of the relgnmg of the queen the followmg acted as court members Edlth Mams Delores WOJClk Shlrley Dlvens Wllma Weller Kathryn Leonard Becky Mellon and LOUISE Laulfer The Hnanclal back mg of the Chrlstmas Ball was helped conslderablv by a skatlng party and a sock dance Chosen to lead the club ln IIS work was presldent Delores WOJClk VICC PTCSI dent, Nancy Miller, secretary, VVilma Wellerg treasurer, Patty Taylor. CHFFRI JFADERS I X 9-A' 0.x ' , . ' Q M Kg f. .X 2 g oaic A X lv Uk Y s 6 G k ll cgi cc . - IAYVEE Cianciotti Hudock Dugan Absent Dluskey SENIOR ,s 2335 X0a'v' 0 0 f a are so 0 0 4' 1 ' x,. s', ' ' ' ' 1 v ' 5 9 iff, ' y 4' Having Mrs. Lewis as their leader, the cheerleaders intro- duced many new spiritedcatch- ing cheers. This year they added the attraction of speed to their cheering. Those graduating from the squad were Delores Wojcik, who acted as captain, and Shirley Bo- hince Taking their place will be Sonja CIHHCIOEII Marion Dugan, Adrienne Dlusky, and Christina Hudock They secured new out fits for the Jayvee games, consist mg of blue blouses and white skirts Besides the regular cheering, the energetic cheerleaders spon sored a few of the after basket ball game dances A portion of the proceeds was used to pay for the cleaning of the skirts na: .S 4 s ' pk' G' f a .I X ' Hardek Bohmce Wojcik Scott vo v 9 Q ,Ov o fr , no A dy 1, fo ' ' S 6' ' 'N ' ' ' 9 Hartness o ,O , O , ov 4 4 4 , o 9 o ' ? ' 'S x' 0' as .Q T? O 4 O':':':' I , ,'Q.' 0900 s'pg' v ' 9,vooo3 vo-. 0 Oo s' seven v' 4 f' 0' n:,: Q as 6 5' :,a 5: Q, ,Q 4 x 50.2, , , .g:,0, ,:,:,9 ', ' o Q . 9' 1 5 'f' 'GX' 'Q f' Q f o ' T ' 6 ff-' Q , xt Q fs Q ,' ' 5 6 5 W Q 9914. x 4 ' 9 0 0 4 Q 4 4 3, 9 ,sup ,..6. , v '75 Q 1 ' 1 f g a V V S - - ' ' U i ' u if -s ' Q, A . -... 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YIIUEVTDF 1951 FIRST PRIIIC Jerry Sixnmcrs SECOND PRIZE Rox XIIIIIBI1 Janet C rcgorx I-'OL RTH PRIIE THIRD PRIIII Nlarx Iong FIFTH PRIYE Delores Carole Call and johnnv KN hatule Faye H oomer '77 CALE DAR OF E VE T5 OCTOBER SEPTEMBER NOVEMBER Agam YV1nler Wonderland DECEMBER Nir Touchdown U 9 FEBRL XRY JANUARY i in Some Enchanted Evenmg NI ARCH MARCH Stairway to the Stars. APRIL I Apologlze Underneath the Arches 78 MAY Pomp and Circumstanceu L'-un TW :rf the Penn Pouuf Stzrlf wash to wgvrcss our qvprcczatwn to our palrons and advertisers who through their co qpcratwn made tfus bookposszble Compliments Of MEADOW GOLD DAIRIES INCORPORATED tin d MEADOW GOLD FOODS Pxttsburgh Pa AMERICAN LEGION Auxlllary Bushy Run Unlt No 260 RABINOVITZ MARKET 614 Clay Avenue eannette Penna Congratulatzons to the Class of 51 In tlazs 1ea its LINHART CHEVROLET CO Phone 209 Jeannette P FOUNDED IN 1910 JEANNETTE asbzon speczalzsts 80 . I , Q D . d. J ., f 'Hun' , 3 S Congratulations and Best Wishes The Graduatmg Class The PHILLIPS MONUMENT COMPANY Trafford Harnson Clty Road at Level Green Box 317 B R D N0 2 Pltcalrn, Penna PRODULFRS AND DFSIGNFRS OI' SFLELXI BARRF AND COLORFD MONLNIFNTQ 35' W' if + com 'rep X34 '57 i For Appomtment Call Tmjord 1210 81 to - . . V 9 ....' 'i' . . . , . . , , , , . . , mn Ky 'r T is .. i 'iff-: Q , L .rf ' M- a- F'- ,,. ,':.! '?, -f -gain-we we . 1 p q : g. , ,,., ,y?,,3:Z'4, ,- 'y ,. -' ,pl fj,g1'.f'.1,,p uQ'. T 4'-- . .1 xr 1 . W-' X fn I , . ., , . ,L , ' Y: f -'1J,,,l HMM rd 9,1 -Y .- lzvggb 21 ,JQ4e'5Q-Q4 'M 1 .. --:X Q ' -,I U, . --'A J' :T lsrJfR.g,f11f +-47,1 ,A ...Z V- .. , , Y., ,G ,l J ,ana ,4 Q , EL ., r , 125 'A , M ., dl Q GILLESPIE S ECKERT S JEWELRY Expert Watch Repairing Establnshed 1891 509 Clay Ave JEANNETTE Ieannettes Best Store Smce 1888 LEFTY S STORE Meats Produce and Cream Phone Export 851R6 Phone 900 Harrlson Cnty Trafford Road -Xrthur Nllte IS the story of a lCfl1Qlll xx ho truly had a nlght to remember For three months lung Bascome had been ll war vuth hls l1ClglllJOT KIIIQ Vengeance and he had just returned vtsttrdiv to knlght certun young, men who would go back to battle ulth hxm To tell you the lllllll thlngs helen t 5301115 as well as he h 1d lntlclpated The C host ol the Red Vamplre flung around the campfire had caused hm men to balk MlllCl1 u as a most dlsgustlng Slll1HIlOfl I 0 add one revoltlng dewelopment to another he had to take -Xrthur lN1te to battle next meek DRENGWITZ Complzments 0 Sheet Metal Work e Roofing Heatzn g ROTARY CLUB OF TRAFFORD Clay Avenue and 2nd Street Complxments JEANNETTE ROY SUPANSIC Ph0'1e56J Your Local Soft Drmks Dealer Our 50th Anmversary Year 82 1 9 I 9 v UV . ,, . .Q v A I . 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Of Q, n , B.. - s ' n , a. f rr If - - 4 FELDER S CONFECTIONERY Luncbeonette Phone 784 S Fourth Street Jeannette 404 Clay Ave For Iumor Fasbzons JEANNETTE PA Shop at WEINERS The Prescnpnon Store JEANNETTE PA Jere I ou Can Dress Better For Less Io IC111CLlX hxs st uxecl COI1Clll10l1 he qll1LllX sllpped 1 Cloak mound hxs preclous Sllll and takmg 1 c mdle dcsteuded the 11111018 Mllllllllg stms to the kltthen Glancmg l1llIllXClW IH both lll1'CC m the hall Hurllecllx ht slxpped the ham some cheese md '1 less other utxtles mto 1 basket In ult ol one comer ol lllS lull cloak Pmtun tttlx ht h ul olled hls Sllll md he non moxetl no1st If your clothes are not becomnng to you they should be commg to us THE MODEL CLEANING 8: LAUNDRY CO Westmoreland Countys F1nest CLENN H DIEHL Phone the Magzc Number A101 ing and Storage Jeannette 42 local and Long Dzstance Mozmg phone Int 1835 JEANNETTE HARDWARE COMPANY 611613 Clay Avenue Magee Awe eannette Pa Jeannette Pa Phone 2204 EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE 84 7 3 . 4 . , 1 , . uf!! . ' tions, he crept into the pantry and was devouring Z1 large juicy ham when he heard footsteps 7 I . , . 1' f , , , J , A ' , . When 1n eannette stop at JOHN TURK 5 THE OLYMPIA Homemade Candzes and Ice Cream Phone 9583 605 Clay Ave Jeannette Selected Grocer1es Fresh Meats Frozen Foods and Produce Anthony F Varme INSURANCE PLUS SERVICE 515 Lowry Ave Claridge P Jeannette Phone Jeannette 200 ltsslw up the stms Xt the top step he r uelully hlttd hls salmon sued lent to tht flool level Xly' He poked his long smpe nose mto the coxnex ol hls tlolk 'I he smell wx is betommr, stlougjer md pezspn mon streamed clown hls spmdlw uetk He lllbill 1115 eyes to clouds ot thxtlt griv smoke Bllslll yellow fl lmes llpped at h1s l7Cilllll1ll SlXlSllV plume and h1s iloxsmg grease soaked clo ik JACKSONS SHOE STORE 518 Clay Ave JEANNETTE PA Shoes at Popular Przces Names 0 Footwear that you C0 8 f'Wl4f'0 5 would be proud to wear WOMEN S Buster Brown Amerlcan Girl Red Cross Arr Step MEN S Roblee Pedwm Florshexm The Class of 1951 ZANARINI BROTHERS Flomff LEVEL GREEN LIONS CLUB 1m and Ray Zanar1n1 701 Clay Ave Phone 770 Jeannette P 8 s , a. ,,,, V,-A. , 1 ...Q hi, ..v. - 'xg s - v , , . I . , . 1. . ., 1 , z R' A2 .' 12 ' ' '. ' fz ., I , ' 'J' 'Q 'z 2 J 2 I ,' 3 'jx '-' 'z. , , . , . to I 3 Y . , a. 0 MIKAN MOTOR CO Seventh and Forest TRAFFORD PENNA Phone 506 Pontzar ECONOMY FOOD STORE Meat Grocerxes an General Merchandlse Qualzty Economy Serwce MCCULLOUGH PA Dommxc R Gtannelh Prop Il C S 1 ul 1 1c111g l1OlS1lN to 1111 111111115111 he lt 111011 ox s lllll l111L111g 11111111 lllll sull Clllllllllg blood cure 111 511011115 he Llibiillillll 10 the 1110111 Congratulatzons to the Class of 1951 PENN TOWNSHIP MOTHERS CLUB LEWIS BROS Mens and Boys Wear 515 CLAY AVE JEANNETTE Wm T SIMMONS Buzldmg and Heatzng Contractor LEVEL GREEN Pltcalrn R D N0 2 FRANK LEVIN S Furnnture Floor Covermg jewelry Apphances Phone Jeannette 1200 Clay and 7th JEANNETTE d , . . I- - . , . P1111i1' stricke sfr 11111. CS'2lIJf l1is111o111l1,1111d '1 1' if 1' ' 1 , '1 .hlllf 111111 11l11ck, he llllSillllgCll his lllSl2llll'L', 1 , A 'A lf 1' 1 5 ' ' ' Q' ' Y Y Y 86 Congratulations to the Class of 1951 GLASS CITY BANK The Frzenclly Bank ,IEANNETTE PA Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Was this fool 'ict disgraceful 'md CllSllOI1OI'cllJlCp Ah no this fiounderlng knight had sstved the liantly glowing knight flying through the ur whom inudently they mistook for the Red Vampire TROVYS FLORAL SHOPPE Flowers For All Occaszons URBANI S PHARMACY Prescrzptzon Druggzsts We Deliver 505 Clay Avenue Phone 440 Phone 518 JEANNETTE PA Fairmont Ave Trafford Pa WERBLINS CLARENCE C WHIRLOW It Pays to Walk W Block AGENCY Home of Norge Applmnces BENJAMIN MOORE PAINTS Insurance That Insures T075 Housewares Main St Harrison City We Dellver Phone 1881 1882 212 S 4th St Jeannette P Phone Export 80111 22 87 , . day. King VengeanCe's men, arrayed for a secret attack, hastily retreated at the sight of the bril- ! l 4 , . 510 . , . 9 .. ,, . . a. KEALEY S The Frzendly Drug Store Prescrlptrons F111ed Accurately and Economrcally 572 Clay Ave Jeannette BUS S MOBILE SERVICE Serwce Wztb A Smzle 9th and MAGEE Phone 2655 GRANT D WENTZEL See me For Better Insurance at Lower Rates Featurmg Worlds Largest Auto Insurance Co Also Frre Llfe Hospltalxzatlon 113 S THIRD ST JEANNETTE PA Phone 666 PHIL TALYOR 8: SON THE HUB Mens Wear JEANNETTE PA WM J GLUNT Water Well a Test Hole Drlllmg Phone Export 39 RD No I Jeannette Pa RICHARD S Clover Farm Store Quahty Meats Grocerres and Produce Level Green Trafford 1291 R EXPORT HOME APPLIANCE CO l I i l . , . , . . . , Compensation, etc. . . , nd I , . . , , . 7 7 88 C omplzments GAGETTA S MEAT MARKET 167 State Street WILMERDING PENNSYLVANIA JEANNETTE LUMBER CO The Buzlders Dept Store PHONE 198 Say zt wztb Flowers But my zt wztls ours DAN 8: ED ZANARINI S Posey Shoppe Phone 2370 408 Clay Avenue ,Jeannette Pa PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS COMPANY 315 Clay Ave Jeannette Pa Glass and Wallpaper WATSON SERVICE STATION Chevrolet Oldxmobzle GULF Sales and Servzce Export Pa Phone 75 89 of ' 1 H ' ' If ff ' ' I7 i 7 ,f In J ' 2 . , . 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