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

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1953 volume:

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Stars Present Star Attractrons rn 1948 Classes Performers -Xermlrsts umors B lrelmelx Rulers Sophomores Clow ns l reshmen Men ieerle I lehth f zade Mrdeets Sexenth Grade featured Artrsts Class Ofhcers Qrreus Record Ll rss HISIOIILS Outstandmf. l erformers I nderelassmen Honor Roll Prnlx l emonade r S1 Prom Cotton Candx Hohday lormal Center Rrngers Crrcus Row altx Max Dax fkctrutres Cxrcus Publrcrty Dept Penn Pornt Staff Crrcus Band C1rcusSerenaders Chorus Qrganrzauons Sports Strong Men Football Squad X arsrty P ugezlers Lasl4ethallPlaXers Snaps of Basketball umor Y arsrty and Jr VN P I AI Crreus Ballermas Cheerleaders u Snaps Lrfe on the Qrrcus Grounds Darlx Splash Adwertlsements Autographs rlhe l nd 9 ' P2 ' 3 . . . 'Y . 4 5 - V 6 . S - 7. . . 4 , . . 7 A . . Da 'Y 8 IO , ' - ' II ' fe 'LI PM K . . w -B A A' 33 A 2 1 1 -1 ' 24 1 4 1 K' .ee If S ' .ff 26 1 44 s-. 27 f .-e If ZS 5 . 5 - '. - 4 19 .. N B X ,ix . 30 4- ' J 'P ' -' 31 ' ' f 1-J - '- 32 ' JY ' ' 'X ' 34 . 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C M , E 66 A . .. . 67 75 ' ' Q 77 I 1 91 2 2 MQ' ETICKU3 ADMINISTIWION elx Q 'M x N 4 X X P T?L.f.m5 THE PR0lVl0TERS 0F THE SHOW Ujill BOARD MEMBERS George Newell Preyzdeni George K1fer Vzce preszdent Paul Sandnck Secrelary Vera Remaley Treasurer Harry Backus oseph D1etr1ch Glenn Campbell VV1ll1am C K1fer Anthony Mauro Mrs James McHugh Damon Antel Mary Tray YEARS SERVICE IO IO 4 I 5 6 OCCUPATION OR PLACE OF EMPLOYMENT VVest1nghouse A1rbrake Westmghouse A1rbrake Ra11way Industnal Postmaster Penn Thatcher Glass Co Westmghouse Electnc Westmoreland Coal Co P R R PCHSIOH Elllott Company Housewxfe VVest1nghouse Electmc Housewlfe RING MASTER To the Graduate: of 1953 The t1me has come for another departure of Semors from the Penn o1nt Hxgh School Modern educatlon recogmzes the need of a well developed educatlonal program for xts stu dents and has offered a curr1culum w1th a thought of developmg apprecxatlon and culture IU the m1nds of the student body, and thereby further enablmg them to make soc1al adjustments wlth a useful purpose 1n mxnd Th1s w1ll enable you, the Graduates of 1953, to better meet the more com plex problems ofl1fe1n your new field of adventure Congratulatlons ln your achlevements and may your future ones be of success and happmess to you Charles R Hostetler rg-. BOSS MAN Here Comes the Cxrcusl How mterestmg a theme and how s1gn1flcant nn xts connotat1on a panorama of personnel, talented dllxgent nn ap pl1cat1on, and all orgamzed mto a team w1th a definlte obyectwe ln mmd You, the Class of 1953 have just come to the concluslon of an exper1ence You have performed a role 1n accordance wxth your talent, rnterest, and ab1l1ty How w1se your cholce, how fanthful your performance, how dllxgent your applxcatron, and how clear cut your objectxve, you alone can determ1ne At thls commencement season 1t 1S our fervent hope and wlsh that your experxence has helped to prepare you for successful l1v1ng 1n our demo crat1c soc1ety ohn VV Mochmck X in Mrs Certrude Steele School Nurre Mrs M'1ry Harden Miss Bflrbara Bulsxger Dlelzlmn Aff 5 Mr Stephen Bench Band ,vi 'E' 'VIrs Sarah Bvers Malhematzrx Mrs Nancy Whlrlow Mum Mr Francxs T1ber1 Sfzenrc Mrs Florence Lewls Plzyszral Ed Mr RCQIS Kelly Physzfal Fd 19 S.-I 'ia 'i-on Mrs Rose Mary Bengel Mr V5 HITCH D0rSey Home Econommv Agfifuflllff Mr Zelgy KUnCZCWSkl Afrzthmetzf Mr John Phschke Mxss Gertrude Stump History Geography . 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TAR ATTRACTIO Y mcent C1051 preszdent Audrey Mellon .vecrelary K1rk Hague ure preszdent Dorothy Capp treaxurer ,J U ff' f I f 'G II KENNETH L ANDERSON llfzzzer June 5 et fear IS women drlvers chooses muslc by Lee Ixelton favorxte pastimes are playrng the gultar and drawmg we I-Iawan IS h1s UIOPIB constant pal of Wernon heart throbs for Grace IS a member of the Art Club mf VERNON D AIN DERSON Guz Juy 30 always seen w1th Tom enjoys playmg tuba HSPITCS to be a mallman Beats me IS favorlte saying fond of a eertam Peg favonte recreatxon IS bowhng dancing provxdes enjoyment Slxm VVh1tman rates hxs approval L Anderson V D Anderson October 8 favors Mr from Clarldge graduation was greatest astlmes are eating and sleeplng game embarrassed when belng teased of dark eyes deslres to drlve a hot rod SALLY ANN BFL'I Z a 'Nlarch 4 usher enthusxastxc stock ear raclng fan pals mth 'Nanty and Iene favors Edche Ilsher will Cat spafzhettl any t1me smrlmg ey es make up for her QUIEYHESS prefers to dance at Armory secretary for Mr Bohmce G Battrstella S A Beltl FREDRIC AI WIN BERLIN redran N October 6 f football and flre patraff keep thus arrxson Cxty lad busy IS usually seen drlvnng hrs black Mercury a born eqyfnedxan actlve asset to the XHYSIIY P PMIL JOSEPH BI'ZAlx Buddy August 9 sharp dresser a member of the Art Club Band and Chorus content to l1ve m Clandge forever pl iys a trumpet smoothly thrllled by his umor Semor Prom always seen w1th Sam VN anna bet IS hls pet saymg I' A Berhn F J Bezak AUDREY BOLLINGER Aud June 'I has a very sweet smlle for every one fears tests Annona IS her best frlend her heart belongs to Glenn lelsure t1me IS spent square dancxng member of Commerclal Club and Chorus greatest thr1ll was graduatmg IOUISE BREWER Poach March 4 lovely blue ey es Mrs By ers IS her favorxte Sally s her constant companlon frequently heard saymg Oh nuts member of yearbook staff Sammy lxaye IS tops t s hkes sarcastxc people can eat spaghettr any t1me memory IS an asset A Bolhnger L Brewer BLAIR BROVS N Buck November 8 possessor of llght wavy harr constant pal of Vernon heart belongs to Penny gracluatlon consldered an accomphshment plans to attend Penn State and become a vetermarran hot rods prove mterestmg actxve member of PFA NANCY BROWN Nan uly IO usually seen wnth Sally Ann possesses lovely dark halr and ey es thmks Mr Onder IS tops fears snakes dlsllkes people who brag hopes to become a secretary enjoys auto races and baseball lelsure t1me 1S spent Lll'lV1hg X B Brown N Brown Don Enezx Clay.: Rmgs, Unzon Trurz Buzldzng, Pztlsburgh, Pa ' lb.. 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' BERNADETTE LOUISE BUTCI-IER . . . Bernie . . . October alarmed by snakes possessor of dimples chums with Vera aims to become a secretary excellent pianist always saying Gee Whiz rates Bing Crosby as one of the best hkes swimming and dancing EVELYN MARIE BUTCHER Eve july I2 as beautiful eyes dances with ease frequently says Oh brother favors gym classes and baking Tina IS er inseparable pal assistant editor of the yearbook staff yearns to become a secretary president of the FHA DOROTHY CAROLINE CAPP Dalty Septembe has a smile for everyone well groomed young lady embarrassed when teased enjoys driving the car tennis and modeling interest her a determined lass treasurer for our senior class terrified by snakes MONTE ANDREW CIANCIOTTI ynterbug Novem ber 5 one of our star football pl'1yers member of I2 2 regiment his greatest asset is dark wavy hair imagina tive is vice president of Fire Patrol enjoys Amos and Andy cheeseburgers win top ratmg ROSE ANN CIANCIOTTI Zan May 27 often seen with Fran another woman driver ambition IS to travel basketball games hold her interest has lovely blue eyes pet peeve IS conceited people Mr King s secretary a kind md gentle disposition VINCENT CIOFFI Vznre December I5 very sincere our president for two successive ye1rs 1 lover of spaghetti home of dreams is in Montana 1 tango enthusiast IS proud of his big feet bashful great fan of Penn State Obllglflg KENNE UGEN CLEM Klem February I4 ng acco as becoming friendly ch sessor of a pleasing p s e fear is wo n vers usually remarks hank you Sam X Q1 re Sonny September 21 peeved by unsociable people of the yearbook a member of the I2 2 all girls RY De MARCI-II une IO heart interest is 'Ill girls in general elsure time IS spent dancing and loafing was an asset to the newspaper staff this lad has large dark eyes noted for his wxttmess thinks chemistry IS tops dislikes concerted people 13 Comphmenis Q' Clarzdge Sportrmen 5 Club, Clarzdge, Pa B L Butcher S D C Capp E, R CIHUCIOIII K E Clem G De Marchl ....U 'ith I u n n . 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D1 'I VN Izaton R Iference JAMPS HARRY FULMFR Nzmlfo October 31 sentinel of the FPA considered graduating an accomplish ment member of the Stage Crew and Nature Study Clubs plans to become a Pennsylvama State Policeman pals with the I2 2 gang dimples add to his attractiveness HAROI D G CARY IS Leroy June IO favorable assets are curly hair and dark eyes apt member of the football and baseball teams sports edltor of yearbook Y arsxty P is one of his interests plans a career in engineer in an owner of a renouner Crosley VIVIAN GEIGER VIJ July 28 possessor of pretty teeth forever say mg Holy Cow an expert driver ardent football fan the Gay way offers enjoy ment Saturday night amused by the antics of Nlartm and Lewis thrilled by the music of Guy Lombardo KIA A BFDRGE A ayronw, November 5 very witty frieh f one h s from Harrison Clty would e 0 epalrma enjoys playing basketball 5-g accomplishment as receiving a driver s license e C2312 2 ewr delights ln eating chili Vik!!-5 food of foods is spaghetti vice presidert of the senior class curly blond hair usually seen at Hcasley s thinks Four Lads are great member of I2 2 regiment declded about the future favors football HELENA R HARDER November 25 halls from Levelgreen enthuslastlc captain of cheerleaders wants to be a laboratory technician possesses a wonderful sense of humor likes to dance enjoys music of Eddie Howard always seen with Dolores T4 ADRIENNE V. DLUSKY . . . Aud. . . October 8 . . . possessor of witty personality . . . enjoys driving . . . very fond of cherry pie . . . chums with Elisa . . . thinks Mrs. Lewis is tops . . . biographer for yearbook . . . talkative gal . . . considers short- hand as her greatest achievement. THOMAS W. EATON . . . Tom . . . August I4 . . . Mr. Tiberi rates this lad s vote of approval usually seen with Vernon 1 pet fear is small bare rooms considers attendm Purdue Baron Flllot fan favorite food is steak and potatoes fond of chemistry ROBERT JOHN FERENCE Flea Gul: October 5 calm likeable lad dislikes noisy people pals with y favors Sammy Kaye Stage Crew member aspires to be a feast on chicken and dumplings enjoyed s in Cl nd immensely H Fulmer H G Garvis I X V Geiger J A George if Ir? .I K Hague R Hardek S unset Drzve Forext N urrery, Level Green, Pa G E Breakey Xu ,. K A .... ' U, ..: '. ig J M. , . . . 4 . . . . gi- E . . . '- I X . . xy . 1 ' , ' . . . ' ' ' ' . . . ' :Ia 4 X hi .D . . 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EE' ':,-.' 1 ' ' . . . ,- .is DOLORES JOAN HARTNESS Dee June 8 enjoys danclng and workmg at the drlve m vlvaclous cheerleader usually seen wlth Helena dmsllkes bemg teased plans on bemg a secretary member of MCC and chorus enjoys hstemng to muslc by Bllly May and songs by Al MHYIIHO PAULINE JEAN HARVISON October 23 good mystery stones offer enjoyment concerted people 1rr1tate her alms to become a nurse hkes belng a chemlstry student to her Mrs Byers IS tops musxc by Guy Lom bardo rates her vote a member of the FWC Hartness P J Harvxson FRANK EDWARD I-IEI ZEL Frankie October I8 member of Ag course respects Mr Dorsey thmks ch1l1 a dehcacy considers Spxke Jones tops best pal IS Vance favorlte pastxme IS skatmg ambxtlon IS to work at the Elllott s fears homework HELEN I HOBAUCI-I IJ May 3 chums wlth M1ll1e member of the Commerclal Club 'md Chorus thrllled when she recelved her dmmond secretarlal work mterests her 1 possessor of flashlng dark eyes Iommy Dorsey rates thls gal s vote of approval F E Helzel I Hobaugh CHRISTINA HUDOCK Tzna uly 16 member of MCC lovely brown ewes usuzllj seen w1th Evelyn frequentlv remarks Oh Gosh cons1ders Mr Rometo tops very peppv cheerleader fears polson 1vy Don Cornell s smgmg IS greatly enjoyed 'VIARGARET JONES Peg June 5 a very talented artxst to be a nurse IS a dream of the future favor1te dlsh IS steak possessor of long brown h11r usually heard saying Holy Catflsh pals Wlth Corrxe Kay Starr stands at the top of her l1st FHA member SAMUEL KPILEY Sam May 5 an 1dm1rer of the Iour Aces proud possessor of curly h11r 1 fast friend of Buddy always heard talkmg about cars and r'1ces enjoys our school dances nolsy people annoy th1s lad a member of the Art Club hkes eatlng WILLIAM ROSGLOW B1 July 31 member of the band for f1ve years laughs at the antlcs of ackxe Gleason mas become a doctor salaml and hot peppers can be eaten any tnme very skillful swlmmer helped to proofread wrlteups for the yearbook S Kelley W Kosglow JOANNE H KRATOF IL 7 June 7 terrlfled by recelvmg report cards a smooth dance partner usually seen wlth Darlys Mr Tlberl IS tops wlth ch1s lass thrllls to a song by Mel Torme able member of the Ushers Club concelted people 1rk her BARBARA 'VI KUHNS Barb January 24 home of the future IS Arnzona petxte mnss from Pamtertown Mrs Molmero rates her approval her freckles are her pet peeve the plano offers relaxatxon always heard saymg I thought Id d1e a frxend of Rlta J H Kratofll B M Kuhns Complzmenlx Q' Claridge Women .r Club, Clarzdge, Pa D.J. . . 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'. , I5 . . . , . vw. 4245 .QC M Kuhns J C Lauffer f Loughner .apr an S J Marcrnkewrc S M Martz MILDRED KUHNS Mzllze August I always found wrth Aud and Twerp Gary holds her heart strrngs greatest asset rs laughrng asprres to become a housewrfe her goal rs graduatrng not takrng her drrver s test rs her greatest drsapporntment BERTHA A LAUFFER 1: September I2 can be seen wrth Mary televrsron rs a pastrme never turns potato salad down asprres to become a secretary fears snakes enjoys musrc by Guy Lombardo a very quret ass favorrte recreatron rs dancrng JOHN C LAUFFER March I7 clarrnet player for the band hrs heart goes out for a certarn Betty can always be seen wrth Art wants to be an engrneer favorrte sayrng rs, You thrnk so drrvrng rs hrs favorrte pastrme he enjoys eatrng steak ARTHUR HENRY LONG Clzzz une 9 asprres to be a prlot possessor of unruly harr fears women drrvers lrkes to polka Aprrl btevens gets hrs vote best frrends are ohn and rm one swell fellow drrvrng a certarn Dodge thrrlls hrm band and chorus member JAMES LOUGHNER 7 October 28 rs a W arsrty P member plays football and basketball pet peeve rs back seat drrvers pumpkrn pre heads hrs food lrst plans to jorn arr force fears arr horns on trucks rs promotron was hrs greatest thrrll VERA MAE LOUGHNER March I6 arms to be a typrst trrp to 'North Carolma proved most enjoj able parntrng rs her favorrte hobby concerted people rrk her member of the Commercral Club and Chorus possesses long wavy harr a pal of Bernre SONIA JUNE MARCIINKEWIC f7unze une 2 plays the prano havrng to wear glasses proved drsappornt rn favorrte pastrmes are readrng and square dancrng asprres to be a secretary a Perry Como fan very proud of her drrver s lrcense annoyed by gossrps MARY LOUISE MARRONI Mare March I blessed wrth curly harr and dark eyes vrvacrous head majorette spaghettr rs rated tops Mrs Lewrs and health are favorrtes pct fear rs sprders often heard sayrng Buddy vers proud of her dramond and Drck enjoys dancrng SHIRLEY M MARTZ Slzzrl December 26 noted for her handwrrtrng thrnks cars rnterestrng one of the Gang dancrng and sleeprng are enjoyable pastrmes owner of entrcrng blue eyes her future desrre rs to be a Home Ec teacher neat dresser AUDREY L MELLON January 5 can eat rce cream any trme class secretary for two years a very sweet and ambrtrous grrl a whrz at any subject thrnks Mr Rometo rs tops college rs rn the future usually seen wrth Genevreve or June 16 Buslzy Run Lzom Club congmtulatex the Class of 1953 I A Lauffer Q59 A H Long V M Loughner M L Marronr A L Mellon ' 3' F an ! 4 Q a . 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G D . . .- I r:,O . . . . 4 . l I n s n Menegh1n1 C Mluef , w R C M1ller S L Neale J O Bnen ROBERT MENEGHINI Bomlca September 30 part1c1pates 1n all sports member of the Vars1ty P Club noted for h1s shortness n he1ght enjoys polkas HSPIYCS to jo1n the a1r force carefree pals w1th Gaylord can usually be seen at Lou s SCFVICC Statlon WILLIAM T MERTZ re ebruary 23 x. .,a tall a often hearzbsgvmg 'You ll 1 t admfres a certam Mar ber ofsSpa1ilshX Club always enjoys a baseball g e l1kes to da f' cbsoxses me smgmg of Patt1 Page y e fl' ,EZ4 is CORDELIA MILLER Corne August 29 dazzl1ng blue eyes thr1lled by her f1rst formal makes fr1ends eas1ly Peggys shadow secretary of the FHA enjoys all sports keeps a d1ary adm1res the construcnon of our school accomphshed p1an1st ROBERT A MILLER Bob T V Apr1l 23 a frlendly a chooses Harry ames as ldeal prefers jazz mus1c heart mterest IS spends le1sure t1me workmg on TV sets and motors deems h1s greatest thr1ll and ac comphshment was passmg h1s dr1vers test of Vars1ty P amb1t1on IS to become a m1ll1ona1re asset to our football squad enjoys huntmg a future mar1ne hopes someday to l1ve 1n Alaska forever saymg I don t care an a1rplane r1de proved thr1ll1ng STEPHEN JAMES MUTIC Steve February 4 tall and handsome very deep vozce IS a favorable asset fr1endly former Turtle Creek res1dent sw1mm1ng enthus1ast good chem1stry student an enjoyment IS t1nker1ng w1th electncal and mechamcal devlces SALLY LOU NEALE August I5 very QUICK lass Lou1se IS her p1l res1dent of Level Green comptometer operatmg holds her 1nterest greatest thr1ll was passmg her dr1ver s test readxng and play1ng badm1nton are her favor 1te pastlmes embarrassed by m1stakes WILLIAM LLOYD NULL Credo March I5 enjoys hunt1ng l1kes Mr T1ber1 and h1story pals w1th Ronald can eat pork chops anyt1me fa1l1ng a test em barrasses h1m h1s favor1te saymg IS Gomg hog w1ld favors the mus1c of Wayne Kmg rather qulet JAMES O BRIILN Y August 25 pals w1th Bob and Art an asset to our football squad past1me IS spent workmg on h1s car favor1te food IS fr1ed ch1cken s l1kes to do homework handsome enjoys western mov1es favor1te maestro IS Guy Lombardo MARY LOUISE PATLA Mary Lou Apr1l 21 enjoys play1ng badm1nton one of the Gang as lovely green eyes could eat steak and mushrooms anyt1me embarrassed when g1v1ng oral reports fears dent1sts annoyed by hav1ng to wear glasses I7 Slovenian Home, Clarzdge, Pa , congratulates lhe Class of '53 W T Mertz HQ? R A M1ller S J MUYIC W L Null as ig J' I L Patla . ...A ' i' Y 'C ld...A ' W... . 1 K 4 . VS' f xl. R. ' ' . . I 1 - . , . 1 n . . xt f K , . . - x , get Q , ROBERT C. MILLER . . . Ox . . . November 9 . . . presldent ' . . . ' ' ' n ' ' ' . . . as 'ff Q1 E '. I 1 l ' ' - .. ' as i f . H- geek ' , - . . . ' 4 . D l I ' ' . . . . ',, . . ,f , -s - - . ' ' ... ' ' 'Q ' ...di - I I . . . ' . Q 1 . ' ' M. . 'W' 1 J, 'Pdf if? JOHN PETERS . . . Petro . . . January 18 . . . has a smile for everyone . . . chicken is his delicacy . . . active member of FFA . . . Ox is his friend . . . considers graduation his great- est feat . . . not being allowed to play football is his greatest disappointment . . . Mr. Onder is tops. ing and hunting . . . food of foods is spaghetti. X .l- Peters ,h.'JPinazza U 4' , ,S A M ' HELEN POPOVICH . . . March 7 . . . kind and considerate to all . . . likes to play basketball . . . dreads ants . . . member of chorus . . . enjoys songs by Eddie Arnold . . . never refuses berry pie . . . abhors talking behind one's back . . . favorite ' saying is, No kidding . . . friend of Rosey. LOUIS PINAZZA . . . Bug . . . March II . . . quiet around girls . . . war movies head his list . . . plays basketball I hopes to attend trade school . . introductions prove difficult ' 1 . . . graduation considered an accomplishment . . . enjoys danc ROSEMARIE POZN ICK Rosey December 29 Commercial Club and Chorus member dreads giving oral report dlsllkes teasing aims to be a bookkeeper admire of Martin and Lewis collector of cookbooks can e cake any time hopes to visit Florida someday H Popovich R Po7n1ck FRANCES ANN PUCHALSKI Fran July zo a tall girl with dark hfur and brown eyes 1 commercial student fond of Cuy Lombardos music dances in spare tlme Rose Ann is her best friend would like to travel in the future is interested in bookkeeping DARLYS JE-KN RIFPSQNI ,Slzortze July I alwavs Smlllhg best friend IS oanne member 0 the Ushers Club 'likes chocohte cake favorite crooner is Frankie Laine blue eyes and blond hzur are two of her many assets ambition is tp tr wel thinks Votre Dame is tops F Puchalski D J Ritson DOROTHY ROSCOSRX Dol March 6 possessor of beautiful white teeth president of the Lshers Club typing class offers enjoyment annoyed by unfriendly people nursing IS her chosen field thinks Mr Kuznlk IS tops h d bl possessor of blond air an ue ey es ROXIE ANN ROSS Rox August I3 chums with Mary fond of dancing 1ssets are height and Jet black ha1r being a model is her life ambltion owner of pretty brown eyes annoyed by unfriendly people enjoys basketball games member of the Commercial Club D Roscosky R055 SANIUFL G ROSS Saleh April I2 lover of danc ing is identified bv his shiny trumpet chums with Bobby will relish St6'lk instantly tall dark and handsome his leisure time is spent lifting r bells FRANCES ELINORE Penny September 28 ways wit ang an active member of b e es difficult moments occur when in a ral r oys eating spaghetti frequent ea saylng ll a 1 a sweet neat gal 2 ae 3 iwkrfl ff S G Ross F E Seda f Complzments of Felders Confectionery, 7111 , Pa fr l J A at V ' .,. -- - i v . . , I U ' ' f .' 3 'I J if t:-. 1 g Q f J , . . X ., Z do 1 is . . . . 1 . . . ' . 1 . IJ, ,Nz Y S53 ' 'j k' x tx - R. A. fx girls prove to be frightening . . . an ad lrer of Stan Kenton ,X ' gl. g it -Y I A Q . . . .. : 13 ,x ii ii ' I 0 . . kin y . . ' . L ys, g f ' ef.et , F at ' ' 4 . r ,. h t 6 ' ' ' , ' P3 r if 'wr' 18 MARY ANN SMITH January ao frlend of everyone feasts on chocolate cake vrce presxdent of FHA thrllled when dr1v1ng Florrda rs her Utopla enjoys dancmg ardent fan of Brlly May fears splders 99 ve one of the Gang an admlrer of Mrs Bengel MARY ELLEN SNYDER -blzorty July 4 Vaughn Monroe s musxc thrxlls her a petrte llttle mlss pals w1th Bertha sw1mm1ng IS a favorlte pastlme potato salad tops her food l1st would hke to reslde m Florlda frxend thmks M1lton Berle IS terrlfrc 3 VI A Smlth NI E Snyder JOSEPH STANKEWICH Caftu: ffoe November 4 study halls appeal to hlm xntends to jom the navy ambxtlon IS to retlre at twenty flve peeved by brag garts a member of the I2 2 regxment llkes to hunt can be found eatmg a cheeseburger any trme u ROBFRT JAMES STEPNICK Bo February 1 desxres to be a muslc teacher a constant eompamon of Sam and Bob a valuable asset to the band enjoys loafmg often heard saying hey head fond of baseball ,dwells 1n Clarldge detests falr weather frlends Stankewlch R ,l Steplllflk W ILLIAM CARL STFPNICK B1 February I5 usu llly seen w1th Sam and Bob Bobby s other half can eat steak any tlme member of the band an ardent fi mf talkatrve glrls halls from Clarldge prefers hockey BL ANCHE TARGOS February 16 frequently seen with Roxle and Mary greatest asset IS her long eyelashes fond of saymg You know It afraxd of snakes uy Lombardo IS her favorxte orchestra greatest achreve ment was becommg a semor lxvcifjpnlck Targos Ml' 'lfl' MICHAEL TERPKO mp Apnl Z7 has 21 smrle for everyone desxres to possess an Oldsmobrle dreads tests a competent football and basketball player capa ble member of the flre patrol annoyed by people who brag admrres Mr Kuznlk PAULINE TEVVES P0101 July I9 a fr1endly lass full of chatter thlnks Mrs Lewrs IS tops deslre IS to become a nurse assrstant edltor of the yearbook staff enjoys poetry usually seen w1th Dot enjoys chemlstry experlments admlrer of Bmg Crosby M erpko P Tewes VAUGHN THOM AS Corky june 3 smooth dancer an asset to Joey Vance s orchestra voted the best dressed boy of the semor class another of the I2 2 regiment a clarmet player of the band detests teachers who brag L ardent admirer of Bllly Nlay MARY VULETICH Mare May 3 pretty lass w1th long halr able assnstant ed1tor of the yearbook possessor of a lovely complexxon member of the Commerclal Club often seen assrstrng others enjoys danclng the Kola usually seen w1th Blanche Mary and Roxme Ulf hlomas M Vuletlch 9 Complzments of Howard 70hnson'.s Reslrzunznts A i l 1 I l . rir- I K- , fat:-ai ly , , , - -' - - - , ' eyae . , a, ,X L 1 4 O , . 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' 1+ N a .f .w - . fr - f'-life' - 7 l ' ' ' I f F.-'six-' I K l ' I RONALD ALAN WALLACE Snooly January 4 tall neat possessor of blue eyes Bill 1S best friend Kuznrk IS head of list as favorite fond of hamburgers 6 if you lunk head is by line always willing to assist advertising manager of yearbook DEAN VNHITEHEAD Gaylord july 28 enjoys as hearing Doris Day an asset to our football squad delighted by trips to Kennywood favors Mr lxuzmk is usually seen laughing prefers Ozark Ike fond of all ice cream by line is Don t let it throw you R A VS allace DOI ORES EDNA WOONIER Ttuerp March 5 hails from Paintertown has lovely red hair always seen w1th Audrey or Millie most valuable asset IS her voice thrilled when she appeared on television embarrassed by introductions active member ofCommerc1'1l Club D VN hxtehead D VN oomer GFWEVIEVE MARIE ZFOLI Gen April 14 lovely new addition to our school never seen without Au drew and une outstanding in all her classes ambition is to attend Slippery Rock College possesses a wonderful combination of blond hfur and brown eyes History of the Star Attractlons C1 M Zeoli The long road toward bu1ldmg an outstanding class began in the autumn of 1949 To guide us on the way, we elected Monte C1anc1otto, presl dent, ohn Pevormk, v1ce presldent Dorothy Capp, secretary Robert Stepnxck, treasurer Our act1v1t1es were successfully managed under the competent adv1s1ng of Mrs Bengel The hlgh hgh of the year was our class party Early ev1 dence of unusual ability was shown by the following who attained honor rating for the year Helena Hardek Peggy ones, VN 1ll1am Kosglow Barbara Kuhns, Mary Lou Patla, Samuel Ross, and Mary Vuletich Returning to school in 1950, we advanced one step up the educat1onal ladder and became so phisticated Sophomores Turning from the mam road of life, each student chose the lane aca demic, commercial, general, or vocational course which set us well on our way to achieving our goal Our class leaders were Monte Cianciotti, president, Evelyn Butcher, vice president, Helena Hardek, secretary, Robert Stepmck, treasurer Under the guidance of Mr McCullough, we were initiated into more school activities which included our class party We were well represented in all fields of activities, mcludxng sports. Sophomore members of the football squad were ames Loughner, Monte Cianciotti, Robert C Mlller, ames OBrien, Thomas Eaton, Harold Garvis, and Kirk Hague When our junior year began, we were IH the whirl of activities wh1ch were necessary to obtain funds for the un1orSen1or Prom Lnder the leadership of Mr Kuznik, this event proved very successful Our hard working officers were presi dent, Vincent Ciofii, vice president, Bob Stepnick secretary, Audrey Mellon, and treasurer, ay George Well represented in all fields of act1v1t1es, we ga1ned added recognition Finally we approached the envious position of being the Senior Class, this school year of 1952 and 1953 VVhen we began to tread the last road to graduation, we chose Vincent CIOHT, president, Kirk Hague, v1ce president, Audrey Mellon, secretary, and Dorothy Capp, treasurer This final choice of leadership proved quite favorable under the capable guidance of Mrs Byers The excitement of our Semor Banquet and Senior Day was secondary to the thrill of the long awaited Commencement As we leave our school days behind, we certalnly hope to reflect the wealth ofknowledge and experience which we have gained at Penn Joint High School. Level Green Lions Club, Level Green, Pa. LEADI ACADEMIC EIN GLI SH AGRICL LTURE ART BAND BOORKEEPIIN C CHEMISTRY LHORI S CITIZEIN SHIP COMMERCIAL ENCLISH ECOINONIICS GEINERAL EINCLISH GENERAL MATHEMATICS HF ALTH HOME ECOIXONIICS OFFICE PRACTICE PHYSICAL FDL CATION SHORTH AN D SOLID GEONIETRX TRIGOINOMETRY G TAR 019193 Helena Hardek Wllham Kosglow Barbara Kuhns Arthur Iong Mary I ou Patla Iaul1ne Tewes Cenevleve Zeoh Vlncent C1OH:l Blalr Brown ohn Peters Frank Helzel Kenneth Anderson Em1lBezak Gary DeMarch1 Peggy ones Samuel Kelly Mary Yuletrch Fmxl Bemlx Vhllll'UTl Ixosglow Samuel Ross Robert Stepnlclx Xxllllim Stepnlclx une Marcxnlxewlc Audrey hlellon Rose Poznlck Ronalt VN allace Cenevreve Leoh Vhllmm Kosglow Arthur I ons, Pauhne Tewes Barbara Kuhns ohn Iauffer Arthur Iong Roxle Ross lores Woomer Evelyn Butcher Vlncent Crofh Harold CHFVIS Helena Hardelx Dolores Hartness Arthur I one une Marcrnlxewrc Mary Lou P'1tla Samuel Ross Nlary Ann Smlth Mary wL1lCf1Cl'1 Gene v1eve 7eol1 Evelyn Butcher Dolores Hartness COI'ClCll2'1 Mrller Em1l Beaak Robert Ferenc Helena Hardek Ixxrlx Hague Dolores Hartness Wlllram Kosglow une Maremlxewm Au Pauhne Tewes Ronald W 'xllace Genevxeve Leolr Vernon Anderson Frank Helzel Rose INIHFIC Pozmck Robert Ferenc Ronald YY allace Vmcent CIOEI HaroldC 1rv1s Helena Hardek xX71ll121IT1 Ixosglow Arthur Iona Audru Mellon Robert Stepnltlx Pauhne Tewes Evelyn Butcher lNIary -Xnn Smlth Evelyn Butcher une XI3I'C1I'llxCWlC Audrey lNIellon Dolores Hartness Genev1eve Leoh Pllsa D1X1Fg1llO Robert Ierenc une lxfIlI'C.lIIlxCWlL hllry Marron1 Robert C M1ller J1H1CSOBf1CU Roxne Ross Samuel Ross W1ll1arn Stepmck Fvelyn Butcher Rose Ann Cranclotto Pl1saD1Y1rt11l1o une MHFCIHRSWIC Audrey Mellon xxllllptfll Kosglow Arthur I onto Samuel Ross Paulme Iewes Wrlham Kosglow Arthur Iong Mary Lou Patla Samuel Ross Paul1neTewes 21 Bud Mrlfugh Televzszon and Applzanus Phone 172 Delmonl Pa T T T. . 1 1 1 J . . . 4 , J L , , 1 T . . . 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Larch Popp Mochmclt ROOM IOS Row 4 Stout Taylor Short, Yogel Wolfe SIITIIC Wallace Slmpson Wallace Xeckel Rom 3 Sidler Turk S1mola Vh1C1'ZbOWSlx1 Smxth Wolfe Slmola Stewart R0 2 Tennex, Scholz Stem kevuch Seslar Soukup Smlth Stephens Sehrock LOTZI Turnsek Ro 1 Flaxlor Smalles Stanleewreh Shula W1tL1ns Snsder SIECE Watt Walters, Wasullto 'I1mko Aflmfm 5 Cayh Feed Slore: CIRCUS RECORD Aerlallsts Fntermg therr yunlor year the former Sopho mores found themselves partlcrpatxng 1n many new act1v1t1es The most rmportant of these was the umor Senror Prom which was held on May I To finance thrs soclal hrghlrght of the year the unrors sold refreshments at the home football games and sponsored three gala dances Largely responsrble for the success of the dances were the novel ICTCHS of the ofiicers Ronald Kelly presr dent, Davrd Gestler, vrce presrdent Shrrley Raymaley secretary, anrce Graves treasurer and the class adv1sers One of the most enjoy able events of the year was the Thanksgrvrng Thump where anet Gregory and oe Crolii were chosen Pr1sc1lla Mullen and John Alden Bareback Riders Berng a Vear older and a lrttle wlser the Sopho mores returned to school filled wrth 1 new ambr tron for reachrng a hrgher scholastlc goal Many social actlvrtres occupred the1r thoughts and spare trme One which provrded much entertalnment and enjoyment was the class party held 1n m1d VS 1th Mrs Rose Mary Bengel as thelr counselor, the Freshmen started the1r socral actrvltres by holding the lreshman Irolrc IH October In ad d1t1on they sponsored four noon dances At the rn an amateur hour wrnter The students elected these oliicers lidward Falta, president, Ioretta Holmes vrce presrdent oan Chanoslxx, secretary and LaY erne Hostetlcr treasurer Mr Kenneth McCullough was the1r advrser Clowns ames Kosglow a talented band member was among those who represented Penn o1nt Hrgh in the county band concert at South Greensburg unlor Hlgh December 5 dent Thomas Ran1er,v1ce presldent, anet Darm, secretary and Rrchard Cavenaugh, treasurer Menagerie Th1S year we welcomed a group of underclass men 1nto our bulldlng to continue therr scholastrc endeavors as erghth graders After a few weeks of gettlng acqualnted they chose as therr leaders the followlng students presldent Kenneth Kohl v1ce presldent, Ronald Iasltls, secretary Gary These newcomers to the hlgh school, ably gurded by the1r advlser Miss Stump, have already shown great cooperatron and school sp1r1t The1r enthuslasm and help rn the Magazlne Campalgn boosted the sales for thls year to an all t1me hlgh for the school Vrrgrma Srmola won a grand prrze Po cmizlzlr 'Yr' fffl Slorf 17 111121 S! Irwn P11 Yozel, and treasurer, Wrllram Greer The1r ad v1ser was Mr Rometo As the year progressed, these students sponsored noon dances every sixth Prrday The funds they rfused were used to Hnance the1r annual outlng held at Bushy Run rn May Mld ets which was a wr1st watch A reward for their zealous efforts during the past year was the class party rn the sprlng The1r oliicers were presldent, Sally Wrerzbow skr, vrce presrdent, Robert Gaut, secretary Carol Hartman, and treasurer, ohn Fennel Nfzflr F10 fr farm Worr Le el Green P1 I C A , , . , , - . : , - . . . i . U . - . 4 J - , ' J , 5 ' Y U . 1 . . , A , I , 1 - . : R . L . .T . I I Q . I I , .N - x. S 7 3 i J 7 3 ' 4' I ' ' - ' V . . , 'V ' J . . y U class party, February zo, many members appeared The 1952-53 ofiicers were: Charles Long, presi- D 3 . u . . 5 . O . . , . . 1 . y T I , c - .J ' , X ', ' e D - .. . - . . , x,r f',zv jf ,2 .H U., :', , K' . , U ', 1. HONOR ROLL OF OUTSTANDING PERFORMER I IRST QUARTII F Afmzfzfznf Andres Bohmce oseph Croffi C'1rolR1th1rdson Banboclt Rzfitm Chults Bur li llCLl'l Bohmce laxtrne Hostetler 'lhomas Kxfer Ronald l ux oseph M lrtmelll acob Patla Ice Rednock Clo 725 Davld Campbell Susan Devroude ames Kosglow Charles Long Nlarcella Molnar Sandra Prady Menage7z6 Sh1rlew Anderson Thomas Cornell Robert Carland Carol Good Evelyn Good RR1ll1am Krlllan Rlary Yollxer Thomas Welghtman Karl Zlmmerman Mzdgeff Dorothy Best Exleen Sadler SECON D QUARTILE Aerzrzlzsfs Logan Blanlx ane Bownton M1ldredD1R1rg1l1o D1w1dGestler amce Grawes Allce Greszqerson Ronald lxellev YY alter Trlgula Bfrebzzfk Rzdnrs Charles Barr F1leen Bohmce as Brant Rlarszaret Galko La Yerne Hostetler ames I asrtls Ronald lux acob Patla C10 715 l1thelBauzzhman Dawd Campbell inet Darxn Susan Dexroude ames Kosglow Charles I one Marcella Nloln lr Sandra Prady Charles Rmhardson Sh1rley Uherek Barbara Campbell 'lhomas Cornell Kenneth Davldson Robert Carllnd Carol Good Pxelyn Good RR1ll1Z1ITl Klllnan Carol Soulxup lNIary Volker Thomas W euzhtman oyce Wergm Mzdgels Dorothw Best R1Cl1'1FLl Bratlxowch lNancv OBr1en Bettv Pangallo ames Popp Exleen Sadler Nanu Vogel Thz rzfzrzg 15 zn mn ozmznre zlh lhefzruffv rommzflee on honfr 2 If prowdzn ffl t H1 I School tzcden! fzo uhze L' 1 I p nf er age J fr zoo e H1 lf! lfzszr szzfje Z5 in ffzzfzn Czfz emlzp X1 :fl be efzlzffsd to an lonor rzlmg 4- T ' , . : I' . 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I - , 61 ' ' A . sr 3 FURMAL 0 Y C Most Lzkely lo Succeed Ben Drawn M o.vt Act: ve Sam ROSS Vaughn Thomas Mary Lou Patla Shxrley Martz Mos! Popular W zttzest Bob Stepn1ck Helena Hardek Vmce C1oH:1 Jay GC01' ge Evelyn Butcher Peggy Jones 5 I M24 lm wdlmwm fm f Wfvvww WWAWWMQWW V A Q - is 9 . w f Q 1 ' . 1 K xi f I K I 1 f , W Y w Q X , -5 2 ' e , 3 x H 'Ill 1 fr I 1 f e , 5 ,, 3 , e N 1 , 1' 1 I Vi WM ufnnm, Irwin an airfville 36 Com zmmff of Export Mom Co., x or, Pa. 5? BHK gl Ady t D thyR C Fit Sky E1saDV lo If ff? K NUM NffaA1zfVgW'f fmlff-1 QW yvfwbmh mag AW B.F!' 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Mary I ou Patla W g2r3zijjrKuhnS Co edzlor Mxss Ruth G Peters Fam!!-3 id :Jer AIJIJIENI Edzlors Fvelyn Bl1tChCl' Helena Hardek Pauline 'I-ewes Mary Vuletxch Burznesx Managerf Frances Seda Ronald VVallace Leo DeFrank Vernon Anderson absent Taylar Flora! Flowzrs for allOrm.v1on.f Ynt 244 Eggrg ffgwglgry Irwin yggnngltg EZ Crgdfl 5,21 K n :E ' Lf' P - s . I J ii 3 F . Q ' 40 1 ' ' Q ' I ' THE PENN P0lNT STAFF Co Ed1tOfS Asslstant Edltors Cxrculatlon Managers Advertlslng Managers Advert1s1ng Asslstant Sports Edltors Photography Ed1tors Reporters Typlsts Mary Lou Patla Barbara Kuhns Paulxne Tewes Helena Hardek Evelyn Butcher Mary Vulet1ch Frances Seda Vernon Anderson Ronald Wallace Leo DeFrank Wlllram Null Peggy Jones Robert A Mrller Robert Stepnxck James O Br1en Harold Garv1s Mary Ann Smlth Dorothy Capp Loulse Brewer Samuel Ross Arthur Long Wllllam Kosglow Audrey Mellon Mary Marrom Genevleve Zeolx Dolores Hartness Ehsa D1V1Fg1l1O, June MZFCIHRCWIC . . --------------------------no . , D Artists .....................,......,,.... ,,,.......,...,...... . . , . ------------------------------- , . ' ------ -----n--------------------- ----- , . I Firherls Garage, Pontiar Sales and Servire, Exporl 41 Stoney Ledge-Potted Planl: and Ewrgreen: Z A-.nh C. B. Baldwin, Buifding Conlraclor, HHf7fJOH Cigv Rolaj Rimales Gallxo Holmes Srelonq Anthom Campbell Lea,crsk1 'Nlr Luuffer Iecas NIcNLllx Hxrlen Nhmllch Cilnlrer lwerst -Xmlcrson Cwldrgr CIRCU B D X Q ?'- I He1z,fley'.f Turnpike Bar-B 4 ,, ' f 4' vg S 41--4' f 1 Xl l I X' I . R, X 3 ' 5. , w . -- - x !'x X4 J. K H h Y V Y Y V. Q: - SN ' Bench, Bohinceflianige, flrcgory, fflnrroni. How 2: Long, Stepnick, lkillizfn, Thlum IS .1 v as-X ' rf :A -Yxfx il 3 l y ' sv :A J ' QQ g N i r ll li - V , ., , 1 , 1 r Z1 , - sr ,K Q s I. - is - ' - A ., . ...M , f Q f I W I Lindh Shearer blames LeRow Bresnan Good Stepnlck Ross Nhller Bezak Dietrich RUVJI Kosglow Lautfer Blank Cinti Kosglow lxemerer Barris Brat -'Mm kovich Volker Dietrich Dietrich -,K Under the keen leadership of the director Mr Bench the band participated in various programs during the past year After arduous preparations, the band fur nished splendid entertainment at our football games and assemblies Near the end of the term, they presented the annual Spring Concert Another yearly festival in which the band has always participated was the VVest moreland County Band held at South Greensburg this year on December the fourth and fifth Chosen to represent P HS were Mary Lou Dietrich, Robert Stepnick ohn Lauffer, ames Kosglow, Logan Blank, and William Kosglow, who was also selected to play in the District Band, and in the All State Band at State College during the week of February 5 Small music groups made up of band members were a trumpet trio consisting of Bob Miller, Bob Stepmck, and Sam Ross, and a quintet including Bob Dietrich Emil Bezak, trumpet, Vernon Anderson, bass, David Lauffer, baritone, and Jay McNelly, trombone These musicians played for several programs in our school Nine band members listed for graduation are Emil Bezak Sam Ross, Bob Miller, Bob Stepnick, William Kosglow, ohn Lauffer, Arthur Long Viilliam Stepnick and Vernon Anderson The ofiicers are president, Sam Ross, vice president, Arthur Long, and secretary treasurer, Mary Lou Dietrich. Adding attractiveness to the bands performance were the majorettes: anet Gregory, Loretta Holmes, Audrey Bohince, Margaret Raymaley, Nancy Banige, Peggy Galko, and Mary Marroni, head majorette. Peggy Galko, a two-year member, will be Mary s successor next year. C0mPHmf U vf Clove' Farm Sfwfy MfCu1!0u3h, PH- 43 Complimenls of Arlington Dmry Phone 1450 ffnt Pa CIRCUS SERE ADER Row 6: Stepnick, Lauffer. Row 5: Pe- trella,Legerski,Caldrer, Eaton, Altman, Szelong, Kelly, Long, Null, Blank, Fierst. Raw 4: Ruggiero, Mandich, Boynton Kazlausky, Graves, Dugan, YYhigham Crescenzo, Ross, Morris, Lauffer, Bezak, Ross. Row 3: Greggerson, Golick, Popo- vich, Poznick, Snyder, Lauflier, Harvison Cianciotto, Puchalski, Kuhns, Neale Brewer, YVhirlow, Bratkovich. Row 2: Chanoski, Morgan, Jackson, LeRow, Gal- ko, Lazar, Bridges, Yakovich, NVhirlow Hursh,' Light, Kratofil, Rigglc, Fishell. Row 1: Raymaley, Strang, Bollinger, Woomer, Butcher, Loughner, Ross, Die- trich, Macintosh, Loughner, Lyons, Kuhns, Hobaugh, YVoomer. J J J J i If, perchance, you happened into our audito- rium on Tuesday, WVednesday, or Thursday, you would hear our chorus, a group of sixty-one har- monious voices. In school assemblies and other programs, these vocalists provided a variety of entertainment. December twenty-third marked their first appearance. Directed by Mrs. Whirlow and Mrs. Lewis, they presented a brief program, Christmas at Homef' that emphasized the real joy and peace of Christmas, which the world needs today. The chorus sang the favorite Christmas carols. Junior Szelong and Jane Boynton, Nancy Bridges and Alice Ross, Junior Szelong and Samuel Ross handled the duets. Dolores VVoomer and hlary Lou Dietrich, appearing as soloists, sang Away in a Manger and Silent Night. Dolores VVoomer, Roxie Ross, Sam Ross, Emil Bezak, Ronald Kelly, and Junior Szelong repre- Complimentx of Raymaleyis Servire Station sented PJHS in the County Chorus. The boys' quartet-Samuel Ross, John Lauffer, Ronald Kelly, and Junior Szelong-participated in several PTA programs in Penn Township. Culminating the yearis activities, the annual Spring Concert was presented late in April. At this time the musicians pleased the audience with Swing Low, Sweet Chariot,', Blow the Man Downf' American Hymn, and other delightful selections. Able assistance with the year's program came from the officers: Arthur Long, presidentg Janice Graves, vice-presidentg and Shirley Lyons, sec- retary-treasurer. Mrs. Nancy VVhirlow, township music supervisor, directs the chorus. Sprucebank Helzel Company, ffeannelle, Pa. ZWN ZXETQYM fa Q WDQWWS KA X as 7 A file? KG! f Wgwlg U LAW! xx y .QS , SJ ,HKD XX? gm N 1 SPEECH AND DRAMATICS CLUB Rowz Seitz 'Wandich Mrs Stablle Baloh Graves Bartoletti Ross Good Richardson Scollon Kaz lauslq VVh1gham Gohck Greggerson Geiger Gilkey Row! Crescenzo Gongaware Bridges Clan ciotto Puchalslu Plramo Wadas Ray maley Strang Boynton, Baugh Brenkus The Speech and Dramatlcs Club tries to acquire as much knowledge as possible 1n the field ofdramatics and speaking They devoted much of their time to learning plays In addition to this, the students, under the sponsorship of Mrs Stabile, discussed a few ofthe other phases of dramatics The oHicers for this year were Arthur Seitz, president, Shirley Ramaley , vice president, Nancy Brldges, secretary and anice Graves, treasurer FUTURE WIIITECAPS The Future Vlhlte Caps Club organized for girls who are in terested in making nursing their career, helps them become fa miliar with requirements and duties of a nurse The members of the program committee, w1th Pauline Tewes as chairman, pre sented discussions concerning the various hospitals in the tri state area The following oHicers served under the leadership of Mrs Steele Louise Brewer, president, Sally Lou Neale, vice presldent, Barbara Kuhns, secretary Ruth McConahy, treasurer Row 2 Fennel Werner Fishell Morris Carosella Row 1 Tewes Neale Brewer Kuhns Harvison Mrs Steele Fundzs Radza and Televznon Trzzford Pa 46 Kalz J The Mans Store mnnelie Pa . .9 1 . 3 - ' 9 li U J lx i a l 1 ' ' x . ' . V9 I x . I J Y Y 1 i V ' H : 1 y ! ' I Y Y 3 4 3 Y Y! 1 D ' the techniques of applying stage make-up and also to reading numerous interesting . . I . 7 . - . ' . ' 7 , . D S 5 1 1 . J I i Q ' : 3 l ! l Y ' ' . . ' ' 3 Y ' , , 7 3 7 3 ' CCMMERCIAL CLUB Rowz Zeoll Popovxch Poznxck Lauffer Brckerstarf Baughman Ross Bollxnger Butcher Mlller Loughner Mellon Mrs Mllburn Row! Snyder Brown Vuletrch Capp Slefert Zackel Zeolx Nnchols Gexger Macmtosh Woomer Maremkewlc Kuhns Th1S actlve club consxsts of thrrty g1rls from the unror and Semor Commerclal Classes Interestmg the students m commerc1al work and makmg them better ac qualnted with office technlques are the prlmary objectlves of th1s club A very pleasant txme was spent at the Chrlstmas meetlng when Dorothy Capp read a story and Mary Vulet1ch demonstrated the proper methods of mtroductxons The oihcers of thxs club, whxch 1S sponsored by Mrs Rudell Mllburn, were une Marcmkewxc, presldent, Nelly Maclntosh, v1ce presxdent, Audrey Mellon, secretary, and Betty Zeoh, treasurer SENICR SCIENCE CLUB The Sen1or Scxence Club pro vldes an opportun1ty for mem bers to develop an 1nterest and to acqu1re knowledge 1n suence The members of th1s club, seven senxors and one jumor, who have shown ab1l1ty 1n thelr sc1ence courses, held the club's annual dance to finance contr1but1ons to the sclence department The oHicers, elected under the leader shlp of Mrs Byers, were Arthur Long, presidentg Sam Ross, vice- presidentg and William Kosglow, secretary-treasurer. Row 2: Lauffer, Ross, Altman. Row 1: Kosglow, Mutic, Mrs Byers, Long, Miller. Golieklf Garage, Level Green, Pa. 47 Compliment.: of Glas: Czty Drug Slore STICH AND CHATTER Row 2.'Al'1li, Mclflwain, McClintock, Veahman, Simpson, Leonard, Kovachick, Rae, Nesbitt, NlcCurdy, Robinson, Popovich, Mrs. Molinero. Row 1: Baughman, Hines, Popovich, Keene, Mattuci, Simola, Helzel, Frye, Crescenzo, DeFrank. The Stitch and Chatter Club began its first year with the following leaders: Mary Mattuci, president, Margie Crescenzo, vice-president, Faith Robinson, secretary, and Ruth McClintock, treasurer. Under the supervision of Mrs. Molinero, the girls improved their skill in needle work. Some of their projects were: embroidering designs on and crocheting lace for pillow cases, making blouses, and weaving potholders. VVeaving small squares of yarn, which later became an afghan, proved very interesting and enjoyable to Janet McElwain. Loretta Neal crocheted a circular rug with yarn. AUTO MECHANICS CLUB ,-M S' .rgggg The Auto Mechanics Club, newly organized with Mr. Tiberi as sponsor, aims to gain a clear understanding of intelligent op- eration of automobiles. Keeping this desire in mind, the members discussed the following parts of a motor, the carburetor, lubrica- tion system, transmissions, and brakes. Also, the boys considered purchasing, reconditioning, and selling an old car. William Sny- der, presidentg Steve Solomon, vice-president, Ramsey VVallace, secretary, and George Pitonyak, treasurer, lead the club members in their activities. Row 2: Carnera, Pevornik, Bray, Ciofli, Snyder, Bresnick, Mr. Tiberi. Raw 1: Patek, Kinzey, Schneider, Solomon, VVallace, Pitonyak, Gestler, Parkinson. Brownhv Garage, Hzzrrimn Cify, Pa. 48 Weyandt Drug Co., Trajford, Pa. cers: Virgil Pifer, president, Tom Ciocco, vice- HOBBY KNOBBY CLUB Raw 3: Bresnan, Zimmerman, Redish, Dence, Ciocco, McCann, Cavenaugh, Broker, Mertz, Martin, Botti, Gordon, Davis. Row 2: Kifer, Brenkus, Zahrobsky, VVergin, Soukup, Pifer, Washburn, Slifkey, YYilburn, Pangallo. Row 1: Dick, Bohince, DiVirgilio, Brown, Brosius, Popovich, Turk, Snyder, Stout, Cornell, VVierzbowski. Mrs. Courtney sponsored the Hobby Knobby Club to encourage students in the eighth and ninth grades to become interested in hobbies. The first action of this club was to elect the following oHi- presidentg Karlene Zahrobsky, secretary, and Beverley Slifkey, treasurer Following this meet- ing, such hobbies as Thomas Cornell's discussion and display of his 5,000 international stamps were presented. Likewise, John Broker showed his models of a 1905 Oldsmobile, 1909 Stanley Steam- er, and a 1904 Rambler, which he assembled from parts of Hudson Miniatures. REMBRANDT CLUB The Rembrandt Club consists of members excelling in the field of art. The honors to lead this club were given to: Emil Bezak, president, Jo Ann Vuletich, vice- presidentg Sam Kelly, treasurer, and Paula Uherrcht, secretary. The beautifully painted Win- dows ofthe art room at Christ- mas time were evidences of the club's ability and labor. Two seniors, Peggy Jones and Kenny Anderson, entered pictures in the scholastic art awards at Kauffmans on February 4. Miss Balsiger is club adviser. For Health'-Eat Bakery Produrlx Row 2: Harden, DeMarchi, Bence, Szelong, Kosglow, Kutcel Anderson, Miss Balsiger. Row 1: VVoomer, Turk, VVolfe, Vule- tich, Kelly, Bezak, Kinzey, VVoomer, Rain, Rugh. 49 Wm. G. Sekonz, Crane Servire, Gbg. 8025121 GYMNASTICS CLUB il . i , Rowj: Bossar, Laspina, Zackel, Ruggiero, Nlahoy, Raymaley, Reese, Ank, Taylor, Nlichnovicz, White- head, Brant, Pratt, Painter. Raza' 2: l,ecas-, Orr, Charlesworth, Shearer, Long, Sadler, Alcorn, Covin, Altman, Nlcneghini, l.oughner, Ycnnerell. Row 1: Legerski, Whitehead, Snyder, Dehlarchi, Sckora, Cavada, Barton, Robb, Ranier, Petrella. In addition to learning better relationships in everyday living, the members of this club ac- quire some knowledge of the rules and techniques of many different types of athletics. Some of the sports which they have enjoyed were: boxing, wrestling, tumbling, basketball, and volley ball. The members elected the following ofiicersg Charles Long, president, Eddie Sadler, vice- presidentg George Alcorn, secretary, and Glenn Covin, treasurer. Mr. Onder sponsored the boys for the first semester. Mr. Regis Kelly willingly accepted the responsibility of guiding this group for the last semester ofthe 1952-53 school term. SPANISH CLUB Raw 2: Trkula, DeFrank, Hertz, Kistler, Klingensmith, Molt. Row 1: Mclilwain, Painter, jackson, Loughner, Loughner, Morgan, Vaglia, Blank. The members of this club study the Spanish people, their heroes, customs, and problems. During their meetings the stu- dents presented talks concerning Spaniards important in govern- ment, education, and military affairs. Movies showing the esca- pades and adventures of early Spanish discoverers and explorers were reviewed. The oHicers, for one year, were: Russell Klingen- smith, president, VValter Trkula, vice-president, Glenn Painter, secretary, and David Blank, treasurer. The club is sponsored by Miss Sibilia. Daugherly Funeral Home, Trrzford, Pa. SQ Owfij Club, Claridge, Pa JUNTO CLUB 5 f 5 2 Q K, t l tl Q l 3 if 5 . Row 3: Painter, Yakel, YVeightrnz1n, Loughner, Stempher, I.eRow, Seitz, Schickcl, Sadler, Loughner, Kotarski. Row 2: McDowell, Hartman, Kinzey, Lecas, Keene, Good, Berlin, Bukoski, Blazek, Beech, Reiter, Joyce, Kurek, Landsperger. Row 1: Falta, Campbell, Mellon, Berlin, Prady, Anthony, Ray, O'Brien, Mclntire, Garland, Klebingot, Gressman, Geiger, Frye. The Junto Club in PJHS gives eighth and ninth graders their first experience as active club mem- bers. This club is intended to create an under- standing of good club behavior. The name Junto was first used by Benjamin Franklin as the name ofa debating club founded by him. The program committee, under the direction of Kathleen Klebingot, presented educational and entertain- ing programs. YVith Mr. Plischke as sponsor of the club, the members elected the following oHicers: Gerald Loughner, president, Judy Hartman, vice-presi- dent, Thomas YVeightman, secretary, Melvin Kukich, treasurer. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB A newly organized club this year is the Photography Club under the sponsorship of Mr. McCullough. The club's main purpose is to give its members a more thorough understanding of the correct use and care of cam- eras. During the meetings, Jay George, president, Robert Ferenc, vice-president, W'illiam Null, secretary, and Kenneth Clem, treasurer, helped demonstrate the club's purpose. One of the projects was the development of pictures taken by the members. Compfimenty of zz Friend Row 2: Clem, Wallace, Null. Row 1: Frye, Gaut, Ference George, Ference. Urbnnfs Phzzrmary, -Yeannetle, P F. H. A. Row 2: Mrs. Bengel, Meneghini, Riggle, Heasley, Bohince, Yakovich, VVhirlow, Greguri-na, Milharsic, George, Jackson, Davidson, Dictrich, Hostetler, Light, Lazar, Bohince, Leonard, Baird. Roz: 1: McClin- tock, hlolnar, Newton, Likar, Jones, Miller, Butcher, Smith, Seda, Hauser, Dick, Dcvroudc, McWil- liams, Butcher. This active club guides its members in bringing unity into the home and community. Attending the state convention, sponsoring the Mother- Daughter Cocoa Party, and the faculty tea are a few activities of this industrious club. This year the club participated in a state-wide scholarship project. To Hnance their responsibility, the club sponsored a box social. The Future Homemakers of America is under the skilful leadership of Mrs. Bengel. Assisting her were: president, Evelyn Butcher, hlary Ann Smith, vice-president, Cor- delia Miller, secretary, and Frances Seda, treas- urer. USHERS CLUB Row 2: Petrella Uherek Malazich Peters Baloh Fulmer Zvara, Stemmlei, Zupanicic, Mr. Ising. Row 1: DiVirgilio? Kotarski, Roscosky, Targos, Beltz, Aussic, Kratofil, Patla. Phzl: Barber Shop, Harrixon City, Pa. 52 This co-operative club assists in evening performances, such as Senior Play, Baccalaureate, and Commencement. It is their job to distribute programs and es- cort people to their seats. To finance the purchasing of letters for members with two years of service, a dance was sponsored. The Ushers, under the leadership of Mr. King, were guided by the following officers: Dorothy Roscosky, presidentg Sally Ann Beltz, vice-presidentg and Blanche Targos, secretary- treasurer. Complimenlx of Manor National Bank MAJORETTE CHEFRLEADER CLUB Rowj Hague LcRow Chanoskl Cmncnotto Schrckel Daren lvam Reese Anderson Nxchols Rotuz l,lX1l Lll1O Hfurtness Hudoclx QITHCIOIID Ramlgt X lcktl Clemens Nloore Clemens Roan! Harlelx Dugan Clemens S1mol1 I'ulor Chanoslo Bush Xllftlfllflll To become a member ot the 'Xlajorette and Cheerleaders Club the g1rls must haye the ab1l1ty to cheer, to march wrth good co ordmauon, and to keep t1me to mus1c Members are accepted from the seventh to nmth grades Thls group asslsted the Varslty P m decoratmg for the Chrlstmas Ball The executlve councxl wlth Mrs LCWIS as the advxser, was Ellsa D1 Yxrgmllo, presldent, Mary lNlarron1 v1ce pres1dent, Helena Hardek, secretary, and anet Gregory, YFARS OF Cl ASS SFRVICI1 Sen1or MAJORFTTFS Mary Marronl Leader Audrey Bohlnce anet Gregory Loretta Holmes Peggy Galko Margaret Ravmaley Nancy Banlge CHEERI EADERS Helena Hardek Capta1n Dolores Hartness Chrlstma Hudock Sonja Clanclottl Marlon Dugan oan Chanoslo Make R Pfam Your Pfare un1or un1or Sophomore Sophomore Freshman lr reshman Senlor Senlor Senlor umor umor Sophomore treasurer Thls club has a very large membershlp for m all there are fifty elght members Greetmg cards were sold by the members so that they mlght reach themr goal, whmch was to buy cheerleader sklrts and jackets Wxth the proceeds from the prevlous years, twlrlmg Hags were purchased for the majorettes The club presented a Teen Age Var1ety Show It mtroduced enterta1nment from the hlgh school Included m th1s program were s1ng1ng and danc 1ng acts and play1ng of mus1cal mstruments Rowj Roney Bolunce 'Nlarrom Humelslne Lyons Hates Gardy R Kuhns Prady Ro 1 Scholz Tenney Stankewrch Vherz bowskx Detar Uherek Seslar Smalley Galko Holmes Banxge 'Nxchols Raymaley Ace Tele zszon and Co Monroetzfle b J J.-.K 1 ', 1 Z., .I ' ,.. '1, . ,,.., ,. ,, . : .' 1 4 M1 rjrx ' s ' flu 5 '1 X 1 A 1 l x - M ' l V1 ' 1 1 1 ' . 1 ' 1 1 ' ' ' 1 - 1' , . v . . V - V- - , , , T . . - . Y I . - 1. . , - . s . . Y : . .- -A l ,. . . . - Y I . . . U - - - 1 - . V . J . 3 2 f 1 4 1 I I - ,- . y ' ' ' Y ' J ' I ' 1 1 ' 1 Q 'A 1 . 1 1 '. 010 2.' , , Y , , ,' ' V. , .1 ' w 1 .Y1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 - 0' ' K , -1 NATURE STUDY PP P IL? Rotvj Mr Kuzmk, Stankewlch Rednock Lasms, W ahl Blank, Smlth Kovaly Calder VN att, Sm der Hel7el Ophnger Mohr R002 Br1tkov1ch NY hxrlovs Hclzel,lr1edman, Good Enz Anderson Leo nardo Regma CIOCCO Ro 1 Pltla 'Nlartxnelh Blank Pmk Barx Snyder ZOFZI Neahman Hufton Smlth Baug,l'1m1n The presldent Logan Blank and asslstant Allen Baughman recelved trammg rn tamderms c ub The other ofhcers who served under Mr Onder who replaced Mr Kuznlk, were acob Patla vlce pres1dent, oe Martlnelh, secretary, and Elmer Sm1th, treasurer It IS the hope of th1s group to make annual addmons to the collectlon m the show case Th1s year the club had a fox mounted After the regular busmess, some of the meetlngs lncluded part1c1pat1on m Twenty QUCSKIOHS and wxld an1malstor1eS CRAFTS CLUB The Crafts Club under the d1rect1on of the new shop teacher, Mr Faust, trles ln many waxs to provxde max1mum enjoy ment m the least amount of t1me The boys IH thls club are hlghly 1nterested ln carvmg Along w1th th1s, some enjoy assemblmg model axr planes The act1v1ty com mlttee conslsts of Harry Lmdh and the oflicers, Ray Cook presldent, B1ll Neale, v1ce presldent, ames Holderbaum, secretary treasurer ffl- v We, In 5 5 Rota 2 Chr1stner Smith Lmdh Myers, Chepllck F1erst,Parkmson R0w1 Nlartln Noakes, Neale, Bartolomuccl Altman Cook Walters Complzments of Costelfos Fxpor! Amadzas fluto Mart eannetfe Intersectzon , . 3 L. 'If , lf I af, I II 1 . ,il I 1 I ' . I , I , 5 0 I fm sf ' we I 'Q 'saw H '. 'I . ' ' 1 I 1 .I v 1 I I . 3 1 1 7 .V 1 . , I , I . 'Z .' 1 I , I ', II ' , I 3 . , - N , J 1 ' w 'I 2 '1 ' 1 Ya 1 .'1 .Y 1 1 1 1 , Y 1 . l 3 Y I ! , 'V through a correspondence course financed by this l . ' 1 ' . : J , I I . - . I J. . . I I I I I . . - I . J I I . . . . I - H . ,, . . I ' . ' ' - ' . r E ' , ' 5 Y 1 1 1217 I ,U It I I I , ' A . gd' I QI I fi '- F 6 A . 1- ' f' 1. I ' 2 or ff I I I I A . , rl, I - . -, n I , Q 4 P7 'a rl 'I .I 1 D 1 l 1 . . 7 . . . I A l , ' ll 1 ' 1 1 ' ' ' ', - 54 A , 7 ' c Row 3: Brown, Phillips Ciolii, Dietrich, Peters, Tilson, Hilty, Fink, Baughman, Solomon, DeBold. Row 2: Rugh Gordon, Breakey, Camp bell Kintigh Nlellon W eronesi Camera Gombfzck Lauffer Nliller R0 1 R1ch1rdson Pangallo Boynton Berlin Solomon Hoenshell Holtlerbaum Campbell 'ylr Dorsey The FFA IS sponsored by Mr Dorsey, w1th the following members elected to lead the club pres1 dent, Robert D1etr1ch, v1ce president, Blair Brown, secretary ohn Peters, treasurer, Ronald Lauffer, and reporter, on Fink Learnmg to operate a new bench lathe and plant1ng shrubbery F .A. on the school grounds yyere the principal projects the members part1c1pated IH this year Social act1v1t1es 1ncluded a donkey basketball game, a trip to the Pennsyly ama State Farm Show, and a dance 1n the school gym on February 16 JUNIOR RED CROSS ll' Nlrs Lewis Ruggiero Nlilharsic OBrien Jones Bohmce Falta Ro 1 Baloh Devroutle Soukup 'NlcDoyyell Siefert Dugan Schrock Stemmler Holmes STAGE CREW 'Nlr Faust Ixemerer Petrosky Sekora Lux Cor! Funeral Home Tm-Hard The Ir1,,m Smndard 3 Y 9 . 1 L D 4 1, 5 Q a K it 92 . L Y, - , I i f It , ll . , W 7, ,. U , 4 x , , Y i f . , . , l . '- . HJ . ' Y 7 ' fn t M lt Row l 2: . U . I ' , il , Z V ' y y 1 ' Q Q ' J I 1 1 K 1 Y x x 1 . , 3 , I M V4 'ff A ff' it fif , V , 4 , K F 9 , if i 5. 5 I f yyie B 'H 'ye 1 Q - - ' , 7 , '17, , i , 55 LIBRARIANS it CJ' f' E'-fx' ,J VW Ke Ixou P Mrs Stlblle Broun lxuhns C Llgcr ones lv I IJIXITLJIIO C lpp Boxnmn RlLlllI'1SOIl hm YO FIRE PATROL Ro . 9 Falta, Tu-pl-xo, PlHd77Z1, Busaro, C1.mQ1ott0, Berlm Row. 1 XISYILEIIIIII, SflY1kt,W1Lh, hellx , kelly , lxolam, YN hxtehnad For belter Bar B QE, try B111 Krenfr Befflzvvood C6 Ggfgndg Curb Sgrugg and Gm- and 0,1 A .' -' T - . A x -' If 'sw A . xt -X ' ., ... ' vfnf' N 2 N J vm' R .,. YL? K, A ,S . . 4 ' N Q 1 1 ' A . , 1,53 A ' ' Y ig Q! 'if , y' , , .Q ' , . R, , -. .. K , , ., 1 I ,YI .. Jw . J , . , I , .n. , L- fil, 233 A ,V 1 in A ' 1 I 5 5 ' 2 1 l 17250 T59 S 'C E, ,Qu ' f .-.f s, .- W-HQ F3 , 5 X AN O F, E EL T 1: -awmvw I. . Brown 2. . Miller 3 Garvis . . Meneghini . . Eaton 4 5 Our team played the first home game on October 4, and showed their most potent at- tack ofthe year, trouncing Derry Borough, 31-6. After a scoreless first quarter, Cianciotto plunged live yards for the first Indian score, and the drive was on. The remaining Penn touchdowns were scored by Falta, Hilty, and Cian- ciotto. The Derry boys scored their lone touchdown on a pass in the third quarter. The Indians took on Ligonier in what was to be an easy game for the Indians, but with Ligo- nier in good condition for this meeting, the Indians were lucky to squeeze out a 7-2 victory. Ligonier scored in the first quar- ter when Miller, deep in the Indians' own territory, went back to pass and stepped out of the end zone for an automatic safety and two points for Ligonier. The Township touchdown came in the third quarter after a 3o- yard run by Cianciotto which set up the touchdown, with Miller going over from the two-yard line to score. Miller's kick for the extra point was good. The Indians' fifth game ofthe year against a traditional rival, Trafford, resulted in an I8-6 loss. The Tomahawks scored in the first and fourth periods on passes from Brickel to Mazur and Faby- onik, and in the second period on a plunge by Horvanic. VVith TrafTord's second string in the game, the Township boys scored in the last quarter on a 60-yard run back of the kick-off by Cian- ciotto. .East Huntington was our only night contest of the season. The Indians came through with their third victory, a 20-I3 tally. East Huntington scored in the opening period when Cianciotto fumbled a punt in the end zone. Following the kick-off, the In- dians came back to score on two plays: a pass by Miller to Tilson for 36 yards and Cianciotto's 34-yard run for the touchdown. The Rometo-men increased the score again in the second quarter as Miller went around end for 23 yards and a touchdown. 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Loughner Stepmck lxelley Falta Th1s year I3 new members were el1g1ble to belong to the Vars1ty P A letter must be obtalned 1n any one of our athletlc programs 1n order to become a member of th1s amb1t1ous club The Varsrty P for the second consecutlve year sponsored the annual Chr1stmas Ball They en gaged Andy Shlrley s orchestra for th1s seml formal occaslon on December 22 Vlrth the co operat1on and a1d of the Majorette and Cheerleader s Club who helped to make the Chr1stmas Ball a success they held a Sacks and Dolls basketball game The Varsrty P members the sacks played OPPOSIIC the majorettes and cheerleaders the dolls followlng the glrls basketball rules Th1s actlve club sponsored qulte a few after basket ball dances and one Fr1day even1ng dance The proceeds from these soclals supplemented funds accrumg from the sale of Penn Townsh1p sweaters to purchase jackets for the seventeen senlor club members Mr Rometo faculty ad vlser guldes the followlng offlcers Robert Mlller presldent Mrke Terpko vxce pres1dent Andy Complzments of Covzn Snack Bar eannelte Busato secretary and Dean VX h1tehead treas urer Upon graduauon the followmg lettermen are leavmg the club M1ller football baseball Terpko football basketball VY hltehead football baseball Busato baseball basketball Clanclotto football basketball Brown football R Stepmck baseball basketball Wallace baseball O Brlen football Eaton football Pmazza basketball Garvxs football W Stepmck V 3 ' H -' J J J YJ 1 VJ 7 J 7 . .. , g ,. 7 - . . , , . 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NJ fx, ' 1 ,w 1 513 wx' ll A ER MQ Xt' in GGL 'rl I N, r' fl A7 Loughner Stepmck Hlltw Ixells Terpko Szeloncf Galando Tllson Lherek 'Nleneghmr 'Ur Rometo THE VARSITY Art Rometo s Cagers opened the season by play mg Trafford on the latter s floor The game Hn xshed wxth Trafford on top scor1ng 64 po1nts to our 54 Terpko and Lenart were the h1gh scorers w1th I7 and IO po1nts respect1vely In the second game of the season the Ind1ans challenged the Alumn1 Belng out of pract1ce the Alumn1 were easrlw beaten by a score of 64 49 Wlth I8 po1nts Terpko was h1gh man for the Varsxty Kazlauskw scored 21 po1nts for the Alum Twp s floor After a close first half the Indmans fell behxnd 1n the th1rd perrod and lost to the v1s1 tors by a score of 71 53 Mathxas was Trafford s h1gh man w1th 26 pomts and Terpko took Town sh1p honors w1th I9 The fourth game on the schedule was played at eannette When the game ended the y hawks were on top Wlth a score of 77 64 The next contest was a home encounter w1th Plum Twp From start to frnrsh the game was close but the opponents squeezed out a 67 65 v1ctory C1aHClOffO scored 24 po1nts for the In dmans wh1le Zucco and Houch made I5 po1nts each for Plum The second game wrth Plum occurred on therr floor Agam Plum came through vrctorrous 56 45 Terpko and Houch were hxgh scorers for therr teams The townsh1p hoopmen suffered a 60 42 de feat at Blarrsvxlle Terpko and Brown each made I5 po1nts Followmg th1s defeat our cagers lnvaded Sew1ckley s gym and were outplay ed 52 44 Terpko h1gh scorer had I5 po1nts In the L1gon1er game Penn Twp lost 59 52 CIHHCIOICO was h1gh man wrth I7 po1nts Our boys took a trounc1ng at Irw1n Q9 46 VS 1th 7 poxnts each Hrlty and Pmazza were hugh scorers Penn Twp s first league v1ctory was the defeat of Franklm by a score of 63 57 Terpko contr1b uted 23 of our w1nn1ng po1nts After w1nn1ng one game the Indlans agaln lost to Export 81 54 I-I1lty was h1gh man wlth 24 po1ntS Derry Borough beat our cagers 1n the next game by a score of 76 51 Meneghlnl topped the scormg wrth 20 po1nts Startlng the second round of the league games Penn Townshlp began wmth a loss to Blalrsvrlle The score was 67 46 wrth Terpko and I-I1lty hav mg I3 poxnts each In a non league game wrth Sewlckley the In dlans came out on the short end of a 56 50 score W1th I3 po1nts Tllson was our h1gh man Play mg Lrgonler for the second t1me our team was beaten 82 53 Hllty captured the honors Wlth 20 po1nts for the Indxans Tak1ng on Irw1n at home the Cagers were set back 77 to 44 On Franklxn s home court Franklxn won over Penn by the score of 68 57 When Export came to Penn for a game our jugglers put up a good battle but lost 69 67 Wm! 5 Plmrmary Exportjyj Murryxzzlle 0 9 1 . 1 . 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Ium Iwp I Ium Ixsp Bl ursx 1IIe SuuLIxIQx I1 on er Irwm Irmlxlm Import Derrx Boro BI ursullr QCNUQLIU I1 omnr Irwin I rmklm I' xport I vO ,I CC 7 Drrrx Boro IOU PI 'XIX IXXI' v 5 A JU l0R VARSITY Nhchnoxxu Ixluomck Blmk 'I ulor C1l1n io Nlr Romero Ro 1 Zulu-l Qmiler 'Nlcne Lhllll -Xltmm lx 1 Putrulll Lola fx 1r1 Xonl Nlmnc 64 Meadow Gofd Dazry Produrfx R0-IC-2J.' R, Ya' , . ', 'al' ,x.Lk,.. . :'w',,g ,. , , - I A ' ' QIRo o Po In o o Ro-102: Brown, Ciocco, Rccsc, Pinnzzn, Painter, McCann, Long, Muholic, Painter, Pinazzxx, Mr. Kelly , , - , , 031' .' ' '1, N,-'::, .',,z '. ML C 6 . V 5 . 1, A . 1 , . !If Il 5 . n Z , 'S if? Hg IX fi .A fi A Q I - 'S iz s .A f , ,RWM ,.,, - A. .w,Aw.,. A -A A-fi V ,,1?Z'HSv 5 ,m f 2 xi, 'ff 4 4 , 'MQ g ggxi E 5 5 3' S g wg 159 5 D ri' -iissm V ,M ' Q. fl f f W ,f,i'+ , ,ff W wfa w- , ff jig: , ,U L l 'Ls' -91? 'E Q wb ' , 9 Q , . ' if if 'kg -'-., Yr . 5 W if hggi, M V 4 at ,, 1 .Q Af 5 ff J ,Q , THE CIRCU BALLERINAS xi ,aw no- L. Dolores H leaders introtlucetl nmnx new cheers Their new dances 'intl routines with the mfilorettes and bfxntl prox eel to be something unusual and entertaining, Ihose graduating from the squad this wear are Dolores H1IfHCS9, Christina Hudoclx and Helena Hardels xx ho held the position of Uzptain of this actix e group for txxo Xeals Lpon Helena s graclu Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Os Q-. Q lrtncss Nlllfldn Dubln position The unior Yaisitw Cheerleaders ox fa Hague, Geraldine Schiclxel and Charlotte LeRovw will ioin the reszulars oan Chanoslxi, Marion Dugan and Sonia Cianciotti who will return for the comma football and basketball games G Schickel C LeRow I Hague 6 4x- 1 'Zllf' E T tx , ' V yy' 5 A e -lo OP el' f an 050 K C617 KVQXA , i ii., I7 All QNKSK 4' .' J . , ,K 0 hi Av X Q55 S0015 W Cie, . X665 C1081 QSC .W as O xx'-ve... li Q - lvnder the sponsorship ofblrs. Lewis, the Cheer- ation, Sonja Cianciotti will be advanced to this . k ' C L ' ' Y' YL 7. . . TJ v. V K L - B - vv Q. , ,. . . .i V Y. c ' . ', i kd V ' C C 1 7 I 4 f , i ' , . , . 1 . 6 N 1 40 EMZSXP x X I 5 , S lf I 06B XM l' Wed me ve W5 X 99 D 5 F Q 4 NX! 'RL33neS X RELAXATION FOR ALL CIRCUS MEMBERS 1 TORT, A D AFTER THE BIG MOME T If KEEPING IN PRACTICE BETWEEN ACTS CE !'f f I If 1 , , ,I R , S- ' E 'gf JUST ORDINARY PEOPLE OUTSIDE THE BIG TOP 'f GLIMPSES 0F THE SIDE SHOWS 72 GLIMPSES OF THE SIDE SHOWS 73 . - X: 1 ' ' 1? S Z 1 A 2: . ll K xmnn--has U. ! 'V X ' '. V f 'Q-my V 1 W. S I , EMMJ f L.- TWO MEMORABLE PERFOR 'QS 74 THE DAILY SPLASH V I No I Nonsense A Copy BEZAK 81 KEl.l.EY CIRCUS ARRIVES CI ARIDCE PA May 28 The mternatlon ally famous Beaak and Kelley c1rcus arrlves today m Levelgreen 'Ihe fabulous cast IS headed by R1ng Master V1nce CIOHT Barker Klrk Hague Lady Lxon Tamer Dorothy Capp and Txghtrope VValker Audrey Mellon The c1rcus performers w1ll announce thelr ar rxval wlth a parade through the town The c1rcus band led by Lou Plnazza clar1net1st w1ll precede the cast rn the parade Members of the band are as follows Ken Anderson drum Sally Beltz trumpet Bla1r Brown plccolo Audrey Bolllnger tuba Tom Eaton bassoon Bernadette Butcher trombone and oe Stankewlch saxophone The CIFCUS s1de show conslsts of glant Bob Meneghmx Tmy T1m Andy Busato Fat Lady Dolores Woomer tattooed man Ken Clem Bearded Lady Rose Ann C1aHClOff1 Contor t1on1st Bob Ference and Snake Charmer Helen Popov1ch by ay George chlef broom pusher H1s crew members are Frark Helzel water boy 1m Ful mer an1mal dentlst Fred Berlxn tent maker 1m Loughner cage scrubber and B111 MertL umform presser The patrons of the c1rcus w1ll be able to pur chase refreshments from the goodxe department managed by VIVIRD Gelger chxef pan scraper Her comm1ttee members are Paullng Harvxson d1sh washer Nancy Brown fudge tester Helen Ho baugh peanut lady and Mlldred Kuhns ce cream d1str1butor BOLQUET PA May 28 Reverend ohn Laufer famous vrdeo pastor and cr1me crusader del1Vered an 1nterest1ng sermon entltled The Flrst F1fty Years Are the Hardest at the Nlnth Anmversary of Bouquet Pr1son Rev Lauffer was 1ntroduced to the assembly of 1nmates by VS arden Dean Vyhltehead The newly organlzed pr1son 1nstrumental tr1o rendered two selectlons Im Only a Blrd In a G1lded Cage and Rhapsody m Strlpes The tr1o conslsts of Mlke Terpko cello Clenn Battlstella v1ol1n and Vernon An derson Xylophone SAN PEDRO DE GARLICO Mex May 28 Desplte the fact that Robert C Mlller U S Secretary of State IS mak1ng frant1c efforts to dlslodge them Dorothy Roscosky and Vera Loughner fem1n1ne fUg1t1VCS are st1ll strongly fortlfied w1th forelgn capltal to escape questlonmg on thexr alleged ut1l1t1es crash Roscosky and Loughner fled thls country 1n a rowboat and landed on Mex1can so1l two days later U S Drplomatlc officers ROXIC Ross and Trances Puchalskl are eagerly awa1t1ng leg1slat1on PI EASANT VALLEY PA May 28 Pro fessorette Chrlstlna Hudock B P S R X V P D D 81 8 today astounded the sclentlfic world when she captured candy snatcher Rose Pozmk Wlth the axd of a new paralyzmg gas and her trusty umbrella strxkers from the Marronm Apron Factory were v1ctor1ous today 1n obta1n1ng better work1ng con dntlons Complamts of the employees were heard before Mary Yuletxch state 1nvest1gator who n turn referred cond1t1ons to Vaugh Thomas U S Secretary of Tabor Charges preferred by the strlkers were that manager Paulxne Tewes was runn1ng a typxcal sweat shop W1fh1tS dangerous Targos Sewlng Machxnes and long hours PENN PA May 28 Gary Dry NKIHFIIIII DeMarch1 lower Clar1dge bartender and famed race track propr1etor has been seen among the tw1nklmg lrghts of Penn Wlth a new g1rl fr1end whom cr1t1cs report IS Darlys Roll1ng Pm Rltson PAINTERTOWVN PA May 28 Bertha Lauf fer manager of the Snyder Gas Company an nounced today that all employees w1ll rece1ve hay fever shots to prevent lllness on company t1me Shots w1ll be adm1n1stered by Dr Genevleve Zeol1 outstand1ng lady physlclan I ol. , . . . . . ,, . . . . 4 I , . 1' ' . . , r S 7 1 9 ' . : , ' . 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K, , . . . . . , . . . . ,, H . . . . , . 75 THE DAILY SPLASH PAGE 2 MAY 28 1963 SOCIETY PAGE CINDERELLA WEDDING LEVEL GRFEN PA May 28 The soclety world was thrllled today vhen Mlss Mary Lou Patla rav1sh1ng debutante wed Robert Stepmck down and out trumpet player featured at Heasley s Mrs Helena Reg1naHardek Gaydos w1fe of the famous dentmst who 1nvented the S1Hg mg toothbrush played The Brxdal March whlle the brxde trxpped down the a1sle M1ss Marguemte ones famed Metropohtan soprano featured on the favorrte telev1s1on show Hlgh C sang two songs accompanled by Mrs Gay dos The selectrons sung by TXTISS ones were ust Before the Battle Mother and Don t Fence Me LVIISS Barbara Kuhns now Queen of Zeta wxfe of the Krng of Zeta and the best man was Mr Samuel Ross d1st1ngu1shed cr1m1nal lawyer re cently lI1VCSflQ2.tCd The darhng flower grrl was httle TVIISS Hezmerelda Rotkerfeller daughter of the br1de by her fifth marrlage th1s be1ng her slxth The brldesmalds were Mary Ann Smxth soclal butterfly engaged to the br1de s fifth hus band Penelope Seda pens1ve debutante marr1ed to the br1de s fourth husband Evelyn Butcher renowned Metropohtan soprano gomg steady wxth the br1de s thxrd husband Dolores Hartness ant1que dealer recently dlvorced from the br1de s second husband une Marc1nkew1c famed law yer wldow of the br1de s flrst husband and Mrs Shxrley Martz Kennelty chemxstry professor at PVT H S The accompanyxng ushers were Leroy Carvxs professor of spelhng at P J H S TT1ll1am Kosglow emment braln surgeon Arthur Long Broadway Matinee 1doI Robert A M1ller m porter of Strad1var1us vxohns Ronald TT allace much sought after embalmer VT1ll1am Stepnlck wealthy playboy also brother of the groom The br1de was adorned 1n a purple sat1n skrrt and a srlver fox blouse desmgned exclusrvely for her by oanne Kratofil fashlon ed1tor of the women s magazme Knockout' Her jewelry consmsted of a paxr of dlamond earrmgs a sapphlre r1ng an emerald necklace and a pearl bracelet The h1ghl1ght of her costume was a gold tlara en seen 1n h1s usual attlre of checkered rags and suede toeless shoes After many 1nterrupt1ons due to ob1ect1ons ralsed by the br1de s four former husbands the couple was finally marr1ed by Reverend Stephen Nlutlc Followmg the ceremony the fabulous receptlon was held at fackel s Tea Room The 56 layer cake was purchased from the Neale Bakery Enterta1n ment was proyxded by the talented New York Ballet Dancers Cordelxa Mrller and ames O Brlen The br1des g1ft to the groom was a mono grammed dlamond studded automobrle Jack The groom gave the br1de a 48 strand pearl necklace des1gned by Brewer SULLY CIANCIOTTO BULLNECK DeFRANK SMOKED MEATS on WRESTLING LESSONS DLUSKY 81 DIVIRGILIO Palmlsts ANY FORTUNE YOU DESIRE These articles are an example of our abnluty to foretell the future Ed PETERS DAIRY All Yogurt Products Mllk From Contented Goats P . , . 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AR' 34' - 745. ' L in ', f4.'f:,,!f4, 'X ra A I f .4 80 Compllments PROCTOR BROS GARAGE PACKARD Sales Service Jacktown Irwln I 184 CROUSHORE S AMOCO SERVICE Washing Lubrication Car Repair STATE INSPECTION 509 N Thrrd St Jeannette Phone 2329 HIGHEST FASHION Lowest Prices DAN MASH S everything for her Buy Best When Buying at Frank Levm Furn Co Jni' 1200 Frank Levm Furn Co Gbg 4060 Levm Jewelers .Int 3816 Compliments JOHNNY MILLER S House By the Srde of the Road Route 22 SEPTIC TANKS Cesspools Clsterns Outdoor Vaults 24 Hour Emergency Service HAPCHUK SANITATION CO George Hapchuk Owner CaII Greensburg 8072 J 4 RD No 2 ox Greensburg Pa DECOSTER BROS for your BAND INSTRUMENTS ON RENTAL PLAN See Us Before You Buy Phone 488 J ROSENDAHL S ELECTRIC STORE Your Westrnghouse Dealer J C Rosendahl 224 Mann Street Irwrn Po 7 O . ' . , Pc. AT ' , I o Q . S. 4th St. Jeannette, Pa. of - - - I . . . B 209 I 81 Read by More than 7700 Famrlres rn the Jeannette Irwrn Drstrrct THE NEWS DISPATCH Jeannette Penna Compliments TOMLIN S BAKERY Mann St Irwm Pa Homemade Pastrres Cakes Bread Compliments MEADOWBROOK GREENHOUSE Levelgreen Pen na Export 150 R 2 CLARENCE C WHIRLOW Real Estate Broker Insurance Servlce Mann Street Harrison Cnty P Movtng and Storage Local and Long Drstance Movrng Phone Jnt 1835 Magee Ave Jeannette Pa Maytag General Electrrc Hoover ast Race St Manor Pa Qualtty Home Furnrshrngs Floor Coverings Home Applrances Phones lrwln 1613 Jeannette 2212 Compllments JAMES DE FRANK Beer Dlstrnbutor 11 Furs Trafford Pa Prckup and Dellverles Phone 526 J LEWIS BROTHERS Men s Boys Wear . ' H of v . , . , of . . I . . I an GLENN H. DIEHI. R. B. DAVIS FURNITURE , E . , . of 1 ' f Sf. ,- . 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Dry Cleaning Moth Proof Cleaning System Hat Renovafor Coll Trafford 1254 512 Cavltte Ave Trafford P l 4 We use U-San-O ' . , a. 83 JEANNETTE HARDWARE COMPANY TROVY S FLORAL SHOPPE 611 613 Clay Avenue Flowers For All Occasrons Jeannette Pa We DEIIVGV Phone 2204 phone 440 fvefYft1'f1Q'n Hordwore 3lO Fairmont Ave Trattord Pa KEALEY S The Frrendly Drug Store Compliments of Prescrlpttons Accurately and Economlcally G C MURPHY 572 Clay Ave Jeannette lfwm P0 ANTHONY S SERVICE STATION HUMMELL BROS Englne Tune Up General Repair EIGCTFICGI Supplies Phone l329 R D 5 rwm Phone 2426 FARM BUREAU INSURANCE Manufacturers of high grade Candles u o Frre Lrfe o ro LONG S CANDY SHOP Safe Economy Phone Export I7JI or Harmon CNY Pc Future Securlty H Earl Whitehead 34 U U l Phone Irwin 664 Manor, Pa. 359 N. First St, Jeannette, Pa . . I ' At - ' - ' -P l' 7 F BACKUS 81 JOHNS Lumber Co Inc Complete Lune Burldung Matenals If :ts service you want see us PITCAIRN TRAFFORD ROAD IAt Mosslde Bridget Phone Pntcalrn 1990 DRENGWITZ Sheet Metal Work ROOFING HEATING You Can Get All Kinds of Roofing and Furnace Supplies at Our Store Corner Clay Ave and Second St Jeannette Penna Phone 56 Serving Thrs Community for 51 Years IVIIKAN MOTOR CO Pontiac Sales and Servlce Seventh and Forest Trafford Penno Phone 506 PERSIN BROTHERS SERVICE STATION HOTPOINT APPLIANCES G E Telev s on Export one See and Drrve THE NEW 53 DODGE wrt T40 H P Red Ram Engine CENTRAL SERVICE STATION Jeannette Phone 680 ol 0 of , , . . , . Tires-Batteries-Accessories Q . . . . I I ' Ph 791 I ' I ' h CII 35 EIDEIVIILLER E TEIIPRISES I R D No 4 Greensburg Pa Crushed Stone to Meet Your Requirements' We Deliver Phone Quarry Kecksburg 59R21 Ofhce Greensburg 4300 WHAT IS OUR LINE? Our lrne rs money but not money alone ln our busmess we speclallze ln service frlendly and strictly confldentlal We welcome the opportunity to serve you The Glass Crt Bank The Friendly Bank Jeannette Pa Resources S13 000 OOO O0 Member Federal Deposit lnsurance Corporation 86 O J o o l l o ll ' , . o . l 1 a U H - rr I C I I ' JEANNETTE LUMBER C0 The Bullders Deparfmenf Store PHONE T98 GILLE PIE' Jeannette s Besf Sfore Since 7888 Phone 900 EUWER 8,00 INC Euwers Truly Since T888 407 409 Clay Ave Jeannette P DRACHS DRUG STORE JEANNETTE PA The Prescrlphon Store 9 O 9 I 404 Clay Avenue , a. . n Sf H J GONGAWARE SONS INC CHARTERED BUSES FOR ANY OCCASION Transfer and Moving Waier Hauling 24 HOUR TAXI SERVICE IRWIN SAVINGS AND TRUST CIINIPANY A Good Bank ln a Good Community Your Account Insured up Io S10 000 IRWIN PA Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 88 o 0 9 ll Phone Irwin: I502 ll ' ' ll BEST WISHES rom AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY Bushy Run Umt No 260 Say It with Flowers But say lt with ours DAN 81 ED ZANARINI S POSEY SHOPPE Phone 2370 408 Clay Avenue Jeannette P WIGLE S DRUG STORE H O Wlgle PhG Phone 38RI Export Penna Specnallst In AU O FIRE LIFE INSURANCE Also Retirement Income and Mortgage Insurance II3 South 3rd Street Jeannette Phone 666 GRANT WENTZEL State Farm Insurance Companies ECKERT S JEWELRY EXPERT WATCH REPAIRING Established I89I 509 CLAY AVE .IEANNETTE CITY OFFICE SUPPLY I08-IIO SOUTH FIFTH STREET JEANNETTE PA Across from Klhchel Theater Phone 2366 PHIL TAYLOR 8. 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