Peters Township High School - Ember Yearbook (McMurray, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1950 volume:

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The Class of 50 ns rndeed fortunate to have the OPPOIEUDIFQ of dedlcatrng thus .Q yearbook to the well orgamzed group of men who haxe made possrble our many actmtres To them we are grateful for the progress that has been made rn expandmg ? --dh our school system xn thrs raprdly grovung tovs nshxp The rntellrgent measures and nexer -'fx T ceasmg nexer trrmg efforts of our school board haxe proxen to be basnc factors rn pre 3 arxng us the Semor Class and other classes of Peters Tow nshrp to face the problems of ,Q ur trme mth abrlrty and confidence gb g I To you the Board of Educatron of Peters Tow nshrp we dedrcate thrs rssue of Ember J! jf A K B ee-'Lf - f 1 -f- V-'Y J - '4 -X. 5 lil f H - - - . , , 3 J ' 9 ' 1 - 1 1 - , ..,........-v-4. ii,- 0' .l,1.,.-.- 7-'j- A ff? if I 1 V 'Y' JI -V ' g -- . 4 Y 1 ff -f ,fr ' ' L.. .E 5 -1 -' 3- - u of a . D : : z ge - eo- e o ee X ,cr 4-gf-: - ,GN-3' - x.. A ,t I-13. 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'- .2 Y 'f 2 ,Y ' To eqf - X ' li f 6 Y ,,4.f' 4--5 V Y :r , 1, THE CHIEF PRINCIPAL LIGHT AND COLOR School hghtnng takes a promlnent place rn almost eyery dlscussron of school buxldrngs In the last few years thls CIUPlli1S1S has been so great that some educators say other thmgs are bexng oyerlookccl 10 the enthusustnc attcntnon to better llghtrng It IS hard to belnexe howeyer that lnghtmg could be oxeremphastzed when so many school .ILIINIIICS call for keen usual acuity New understmdrngs 1re emergmg as to quahty llghtnng must cont1nue to demmd thoughtful study by all who plan and use school bulldmgs In the Twenty Seyenth Yearbook of the AASA ycrtlcal concentr1c louyers on lncanclescent snlyer bowl lamp tmdxrectq gets frrst place approyal Thls type of lxght IS rn use ln the class rooms of the Ixew McMurray Grade Bulldmg Your superyxsmg prmclpal wants to take thrs opportunxty to express to the Class of 1950 hls gratxtude to you for 1 task well done by preparmg and haung pubhshed tlus book EMBER It wlll bc 1 source of pleasant memorres for many years to come 4 ' , , , , ' , ' , - . , H V , Q ,Y L .yi Y, , and quantity' of light and of the relationship of color to the visual environment. School , ,- - , ' I I A, V , ' - ' , y I .A , - , I y v I MR MOUNTS To you Mr Mounts we of the Semor Class wxsh to extend our apprecnatnon for your untxrmg efforts as our advnser teacher and frrend Through the years your sterlmg character wxll remam as an mdehble nmpnnt m the xnemornes of the members of the Class of 1950 You have been most cooperanve nn the undertakmg of our class acuvmes and through your patxenr and efficrent gmudance you have led our class to a successful compleuon. 5 Q , . 7 sfxhdi I fi :Hi J: inn: 171 iihn iii 3 1 .4 aI' I I, I ,Q iw- Ill lll ll' lp. - llQ,. II I 0 I IIFCC 'UI Om I'0 ICIS 'IL EC' OID IO I fl Wg IC IIC strt et on c f IC LOII T ..,-. fx ,-Q -N T ALCOITI- TIPOITJIIE FLLLIII' 'IH ITIOSI C II f I IOL SC LLII I Lf Sffl I SL IOO P OVV IS I IS IL L of IS S IITICII P WLYL IK SL I cf LUIS I ka.. -1 .- I wow ed II f feil I e ..- A Q.. 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A V .355 6 N jig L is - iQ I UW, yn! , jf XXX . r t 1 VI A ,,.. ,I K P Q t A . , I , A ' 1' FACLILT Lee E Beck Edrnboro State Teachers College B S Mrs Henrretta Locklm Duquesne Unrversrty M Ed Sciences Lawrence College and Conservatory Umor High Basketball Coach UHIXCISIIY of Wrsconsrn M155 Esther Balfd n VL Freshma Class Adviser Prttsburgh Musrcal Instrtute Muskmgum College A B Carnegre Tech Umversrty of Prttsburgh Lrtt M Musrc Penn State French School Orchestra and Band Berhtz School of Languages Enghsh French Llbrarran Shawnee Advrser -sv-' Mrs GraceC Kemp Umversrty of Prttsburgh Calrfornra Normal Grades 7 and 8 Departmental ni. :anti Mr Wrllram Moses Muskmgum College A B Graduate Work Unxversrty of Prttsburgh Socral Studxes Physrcal Ed and Health Basketball and Baseball Coach Ethel Sknllen Drckrnson College A B Columbla Unxverslty Latrn Crvrcs Englnsh Sophomore Class Advrser 8 Mnss Dorothy DeBlas1o Mount Mercy College BS Home Economrcs Cafeterta Junror Class Advrser if A My Q, da 1 I g A Mr. . . . ' Y J' 'y I l, ' . . . . ' N . A A KE - Nh M y' ., ,. . lr ri . rs' ' . Q ea V -4' '-aqua. Washlngton 81 jeflerson College A B Pennsylvama State College Mathemancs Senlor Class Advlser FACULTY 2 Mrs Helen Angemeer Callforma State Teachers College BS Grade l Departmental 11 rs.-'Pl Mrs Mary Roach Grade 7 Departmental ,,.o' Mrs Margaret Maffet Canonsburg Hospltal 41' Mrs Dorothy Hockelberg Unlverslty of Pmsburgh BS Health Gnrls Physltlal Educatlon Ch1ldrens Hospntal Plttsburgh Magee Hospltal Plttsburgh Umverslty of Pntsburgh School Nurse Mrs Dorothy McMurray Geneva College Grade 4 Departmental 9 ww -auf Mrs Florence Blayney Pennsylvama State College Washnngton 8. jefferson College Grades 7 and 8 Departmental fi .2 A l . . . 'WL N . , . l . ' ,J M A :my . N6 Mr. Donald J. Mounts . y V ,Fd ' A . . I x Q 8 . 3' Q ' is A. 'Q' ' P x qt li' Y 1 ' ' lxxfxq x J MXN! , X 4 f' ' 1 ' im ,X if VA? W1 X .lj TQ 0 ,x A 45 I 14, .EQ H1 , gi' ' ' ' 2, ,xv Y . ,Y .A ' 9 H 11S1.Nf1 Vlgul, was NUR SENIOR? 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A Virginia Smith , Ginny i' Petite, pert, peppy I- , Cheerleader l, 2, 3, 4 Class Secretary 3, 4 Student Council Secretary 4 Student Council 2, 4 A Capella 2, 3, 4 Chorus l, Z, 3, 4 Shawnee 3 Basketball 2 Ember Staff 4 Girls' Ensemble 3, 4 Mixed Ensemble 3, 4 Home Economics Play 3 Treas. - Richard johnson Dick Shy, sedate, sensible Basketball 2, 3, 4 Baseball 4 Track 4 Class Treasurer 3, Varsity Club' 2,3 Varsity Club President' 4 Ember Staff 4 Class Play 4 P.A.A. 2 Chorus 1, 3 I 4 J, 12 f semen: I Margaret XY'illiams 'Marge 1 .Y NLD- ...ivy tru- . E U. ,null Chorus l. Q. F. 4 A Capella -. 'Q Orchestra Q. X. l I5.ts1-.etlsall Q. L. 4 Shax-.nee 4 Ember Stan 4 Class Play 5 Mixed Lnsemlwle H. -4 Girls' Ensemble 3. i Louis Kernen Bugs Erientlly, lair, iitlgelty , Baseball 1.3, 5, fl' Chorus -lv 'V Track l, 25 F. sl Class Play Al Ember Stat? Ai Samuel Cushey Sam Handsome, husky. hard Basketball l, 2, 5, 4 Baseball 5, 4 Varsity Club 3, 4 Ember Staff -1 joseph Smith HSfI1lIC.l Big, bashful, brainy Basketball l. 4 Chorusfl, 7 . A Capellagri Quill antl Scroll 3 Ember Staff 4 r Track l, Zl 3, 4 Baseball Ai Varsity Club 1, 2. 3, 4 Shawnee 3 h is M i rl ' . o A , J. Barbara Earnest Babs XY'istl ul. witty. wisecracker Carrick l Class Play el Chorus 2. 3. 4 Y . l . . Lorraine Vrnoverski 'Twin' Short. sweet. super Shawnee 5 Class Secretary Q Canteen Treasurer s Clic-erleatler 5. -l A Capella 9, 4 Chorus l. 4. -4 Home Economics Play 5 Ember Start ,4 Girls' Ensemble 3 ,st Robert Shearer Sl1Cepy Helpful, liancly, humorous Baseball l Varsity Club l, 2, 5. fi Basketball Manager 2. 5 Track l. 2, 5, ti A Capella 2, 5, 4 Chorus l, 2, 3, 4 Ember Staff -1 Alvie Emerick Spike'.' Smoath, slick, stylish Ediner Staff 4 john Wheatley XY'lieat Sunny. smooth. singer Lebanon l Clairton 2 Cllllfus 5, -4 A Capella 5, Ai Orchestra 5, -l Basketball 5, fi Baseball R, -4 Track 5. si Class Play ti Ember Staff at Varsity Club 3. 4 Mixed Ensemble 5, P4 Ben XX'il1iams ' Little Caesar jovial. jolly, joker Chorus l, 2. 3 A Capella 2, 5 Orchestra l, 3 Girls' Ensemble 3. V4 Ember Stat? Ai A Capella 3. -3 Baseball 4 Shawnee 5 Ember Stat? -i Basketball -i 'Tb lr Y' 1 'Q' 'W ,X X, .nf .. WX -..gg as ff ,Vi s X I 'AN -Q 'L 7 .QV l' 4 I 4 . Va- ,-. Z' G .4 I 1 pl' -'1 . SENIOR! s Lorraine School Burlgie Able, accurate, artistic Chorus l Shawnee 3 Ember Staff ei Cafeteria 3. Ai Othce 5, -l Home Economics Play 3 Quill ancl Scroll 3, 4 Charles Meassick lbonnyll Courtpous. congenial. casual 1 Varsity Club l, Z, 5, Al Basketball l. Z, 3, rl Baseball' 2 Track li, 2, 4 A capaua 5, 4 Chorus 5, l Mixecl Ensemble 3, sl Ember Staff 4 Class Play 3 Sally Chambers ,.. lt X X lf1'l,xVlgUf, vitality Oebteeri Secretary 2 gilsketball JMS, l i orus,l, 2. 5, -l A Capella el Ember Staff -i Shawnee .S james Cushey Red Relaxecl, reliable. reclheacletl Traclc l. 4 Class Play 5 Chorus 4 A Capella 4 limber Star? -i .LW Margaret Linclner Maggie lirank. frienclly. rlashy Orchestra Z. 3. i A Capella 1.5. 4 Chorus 1.1. 3. 4 Girls' Ensemble Z. Mixecl Ensemble 5. Ember Stall 4 bhaxsnec 39 Constance XVatl-:i llcgrlllfllfil 3. el -i DS Caretree. calm, collectccl. Jefferson l Trinity J ' Canteeri Secretary V Chorus 5. l Q' C :X Capc-lla u. l X' -M' Girls' lznsemblc i. 5 l C Xliwcxl lhsemble sv. el l fi' l.m.wer Staff 4 c. Muriel Sopko Merle ite, comical, consicler L Ember Co-eclitor 4 jr Basketball J. 5 Chorus l Class Vice Presiclerit Ctttetcria l Orlice 9. -l Sliawnee 5 Quill .incl Scroll R J are 5 llome lfcoricmics llay 5 Marilyn Barton lllwhnu Dramatic. clreamy. clebo ' ' Carrick I gStuclent Council 3 . Basketball J. '4 Ember Sufi 4 Class Play 5. I Kenneth Richardson Tall, talented. terrirlc J l' 'I ' J l - , l ,eq . '. ' : ll l' f , , .. Lois jones J' l lwml' Janie J' V fl Tiny, territic. teaser ' V Q I Class Treasurer l Ember Staff-4 Shaw nee 4 Quill and Scroll 5. 4 Basketball 2. 5. 4 Class Play 5. 4 Home Economics Play 5 A Capella 4 Chorus-l. 5, -l Baseball 1. 2. 1. 4 Basketball l. Q. 5. 4 X'arsityClc1b l. 1. 3. 4 ' J Quill and Scroll 3. -i Shawnee Eciitor, 5 Ember Start 4 Chorus l. I. 3. 4 A Capella Q. 1.4 Orchestra 1.1. 4 Class Play rl nair Stucient Cullflcli l. Q. 5. 4 Stucienr Council Presiclent -l Track l. 2. F. Q Canteen l, 1. 3 Mixed Ensemble 3. 4 EMBER STAFF hi... Fzrst Row Cseatedj Ray Fefolt Edntor Mr Mounts Advrser Mur1elSopko Assrstant Edrtor Lorrame V1noversk1 Typrng Second Row Cstandmgb Connre Watklns Clrculatxon Margaret Wlllrams Ad verrnsrng Kenneth Rrchardson Honors Mar1lyn Barton Photography Fran ces Johnston Alumm ames Bradley Sports Barbara Earnest Lrterary Sally Chambers Art Laddv Chambers Busmess Fmance J,.-nw ffort gnen to the pubhshmg of Ember eans satrsfacnon to each Seruor Class member y knomng that a task now complete nrrches our lrves mth a record replete esultmg m pleasant memor1es as mme passes by uccess rn IIS preparanon has been accomplrshed hrough plannmg our work At all tlmes vuorkmg our plan Left to Rzgbt Dorrs Srms Llterary Charles mdmg Our Pf1f1C1P3l fafulfl Cl?-55mafe5 and Meassrck Art Carlyn McClure Typmg james PHUOUS C00Pefaf1W Orr, Advertrsmg Louls Kernen Photography. inally finishing each task in order that we may reach our goal- This the 1950 yearbook of P.T.H.S. 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K 11. . 9 'i xx ' ' N 'i . 1 +1 1,1 N 1 DEAR NAR .r '?5A Y , - fQi- - X !t,., ' i Cree-niesl' W'e, a group of ' Townsh' innocent children, entered lp High SChOol in Septe realizing what was in member init' 25-3--lxfi y , X, -- EY k-:K . vfif 'R if ff If ',, 48 ,.Third from Top' ' 1947- Q .C S We returned from A heal . the eff at urnlnef IO lthe fresh. fro ld H i lassmen. f- he e were uPPcriJur advl5Cf' We QW . 15 P freshrhegwfh Mr. Beck f eters 5-Ill' Ihber of l946, not m 1 srore for us. Yes, we can ration very clearly. Ughfl got through thar with Hr' colors, we organ' llfld S' ' X . v- I ' +1 went OH d and Squglfc dance Whld ICQ IOUU V Howev- ying col ized with clccted r d rio cr, we ors. Speaking of Mr. Mounts as o e and gold as ou n as our flower a the class ur advise r Colors , nd lntell' motto Sc and sell' rx , white carna- igence is Prohtableu as . Jon we found ourselves pa ' ing pencils containing th ro help our treasury ying dues e basketball schedule SA .. ef ,fl Q e eeere - ' - U 1 l I sq... A515-'gi' ' f V mtu 21 bang' , discus- Q 8 d red Caffef quit , r 6 r we O the Yea. Later sur Class rmgS- S101'1l ',l l ,X Farsi, t 'fl 'Of' Las de x Sem e lt e S-na ut wet N A O C Q. f .SOX bmi W hex Q W me 49 Xe We SOO Sum mils X9 ggzslt-Sh cb k. e du we one een tb00 are AE,-e W tough Oli Sis merliseventhe Via QOYEYQQCUIS7 fig? Ong' NO migmis 1 'Nasgrion -W? Pmadvisigf 'hgoons has heme f L C . 1 6 - KU . X0 r K0 'ei e ai 3- nit Be we sflxdce wax: we age! mgancfhe Si? as OFRCQSWO QQ gamtxmehen ESX- f O Year' uafe dgecemge Wea? Ffoigniing Mouggaiiede giverxie Bets PYOIQXZ. rgment ' -.4 Z buSY 3 sq yn NC ha ' :C MY' A Wei . Y. we NWS' enC 43 . a dd .Xen-, W dy' - lib A an e wxng xi YU 19 une nah Skxx Hugs' St SIU H005 W 556 U VJEOXXO xii X00 Qom 5. . as q Yds, 21 Mis C1355 he 61' d Preis t Q0 k5Cu.ng5. Ce kneill Hote hlswdwia - 1, . 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R Q WE E5 wif EY '. :Pipit 1 LOCAL GRADUATE IS HONORED jjka THE LITOPIA NEWS 'inn ,e joseph Smith Weather Always fair and warm Volume 50 No 34 May 29 1999 MAYOR ACTS AS JUDGE Mayor Bradley was on hand yesterday to ludge all entries of the National Art Society Two first place winners were Charles Meassick and Sally Chambers PRESIDENT APPOINTS SECRETARY This morning after a joint session of Congress President Chambers announced that he had appointed James Orr as Secretary of Agriculture LOC AL GIRLS RECEIVE DIPLOMAS At the graduation exercises held yesterday at the W Va Wesleyan College Lois jones and Doris Sims received diplomas and are now qualified in the field of religious education STORE IS REMODELED The johnson Department Store has been com ohnson are Connie Watkins who will be at the head of the Purchasing Department and Virginia Smith who will be his personal secretary PETERS TWP TALENT AT TOWN HALL Barbara Earnest and John Wheatley will have the vocal leads in the latest operetta to be held at Town Hall They will be accompanied at the piano by Margaret Williams also a local girl GRADUATE IN CLASS OF 50 MADE ASSISTANT Frances johnston has been appointed by Dr. Black as his assistant in his new dental office. THE MCMURRAY DRIVE-IN Now Showing: Lynn Barton an Louis Kernen Graduation Day APPLICATIONS FOR MARRIAGE LICENSE Carlyn McClure-Don VanVoorhis Muriel Sopko-Ray Spencer Marge Lindner-Earl Beck GUEST SPEAKER AT SPORTS CLUB Harold McFeely president of the Sports Club announces that at their special meeting tonight Rob ert Shearer will speak on Trapping A LORRAINE SCHOOL CREATION L Q' 'I T.,- Raymond Fefolt president of Garvard University recently received an honorary degree for outstanding service on the campus NEW LAW FIRM OPENS The Richardson Law Firm announces that it is open for business. SISTERS RECEIVE APPOINTMENT The Vinoverski sisters have been appointed in- structors at the National Secretarial School. HACKETT COACHES TO MEET Tonight at the high school gym the S ers coached by Herk Cushey will meet the 'Quickies coached by Sam Cushey. Both teams are competing for championship honors. CLASSIFIED ADS Wanted-Caddies for the Ben Williams Golf Course. For Hire-All kinds of strip-mining machinery. Call James Cushey at Venetia. For Better Bargains-Come to the Ernerick Crosley Dealer. For Lower Prices and Higher Quality-Visit the Malone Thorofare. OBITUARY Died-Last evening at his home, john Doe, aged 63, succumbed to a heart attack. The funeral services will be held May 31 at the Barnett Mortuary. xf s fm '-l Q Q edited by ' l - ' 5 A pletely remodeled. Two new employees hired by Mr. , I Q, I I , , , , ff 1 s .1 . . . ' If N 'E Q x . X X X 5 . X d in f' Pea' 'fl Ol-IR T 0 PLAYS THE LAUGHING GHOST Fzrrt Row Dor1sS1ms Da1syGr1ffin Carlyn McClure eannetteGr1fTm Marnlyn Barton Ethelme Penner Loxs ones Carmen D1Nardo Mrs Skrllen 6 Drrector D Second Row Ray Fefolt Wrllne ames Orr Hrram Gatsby ames Bradley Brad Palmer Wlllram Barnett Harvey Penner Charles Measslck Eddle Carter james Cushey Toby a cave' Mlsfah Eddre M 0 UU S here' The Laugh1ng Ghost a three act mystery was presented on Aprrl 22 1949 by the Class of 50 under the d1rectxon of Mrs Ethel Skxllen The story had lts settnng 1n the lobby of an old pre Crul War tavern When a group of tournsts declded to rent the old tavern and make xt thelr restmg place for the even1ng Toby the ghost who hved there decrded dxfferently He behevmg the group was trylng to take h1s home from hum trned hrs best to scare them away but met wrth lnrtle success Howewer rn the end everythmg turned our to the sansfacnon of all concerned 20 J - . I. , . . is , . , 3 J , - 1 , . . Z1 , . 5 , 9 , . s T 44 d an .. . -L YY o Y usaY You fell into ' ' 'Stab Eddle some 7 7 7 3 ' 5 7 SUMMER Fzrst Row Cseatedl james Bradley Mr Morrow Barbara Earnest Kitty Doris Sims Mrs Morrow Second Row-Carlyn McClure Margaret Lois jones jane Marilyn Barton Angie Louise Vnnoverski Lorraine Frances Johnston Margie Thzrd Row William Barnett Art john Wheatley Tony Kenneth Richardson jack, Louis Kernen Martin Richard johnson Fritz Mr Mounts CD1rectorJ S' .J- Il H1 very 0059 You say 0 Trying to date Angie under Y Y ursrster is combing her hair? Seventeenth Summer a three act play was di rected by Mr Mounts and presented on November 4 1949 The plot centered around a teen age girl Angie who found the summer preceding her going away to college so different from all previous ones. She had met and become very well acquainted with a young handsome athlete jack Duluth. With her sisters and their boy-friends a young impish sister of ten a gossipy girl friend and father and mother involved the plot became quite complicated. As the play neared its end all was untangled to the amaze- ment of the audience. 21 S ARITH PQOQDQ CLASS PHYSICS CLASS ii-E .X . E, f My 1 al, , U., v. .ig , . in 5. 9 . . V 2'1 f:-Fw.. V J'!,frfi ' ,ff-ffl !.f 5 -M'-W' gf v- ' l ' ' DO you REMEMBER WHEN . . J 1 A 1 ,J Exif- ' '- 4 A I , , V , z r A i 413 3-Y I Hx 1' ,S , Z7 ' Q ,N -f Y- N us' ,4 4 1' 'J r 5' 5 , 'gy 2. gi M 1 1 4. 2 6' inf ,Q 4 1' - '+ ,f ' 45 , f- ,, My - ' H Au-Q7 L I A Y W? 'X ' 1 jf if 4 ,, , f s. f 3 v .f' J . f Y I 4 Q 4' ' f f J' rx Al 1 inf? is . v. 'dvi ' N 1 bf. f 1 A I 54 , 1 11:5 , I::,,': ,V 'u , as 5 Spf, ' 154K - I-A-rx. . a-1. -,svn Hs L . . 1. r- .. N 4l'3'1' 2, 'tr Hrs., xn- 4 , v ff x ' 1 1 is D ECS' J-k....JiJ'R.. I-lf iff ll 1 - 1 ,Y M.: hh I . DO YOU REMEMBER WHEN Q Q J 4 1... 9.-1' ,, Jw 7. -' ff' f k,, 5 -.-I , I -4 - 's 4 1 3, ,WL -, -' A -rf 1, . .A 1 K' M, .. m -1 Fe . ,I-U25 f P 1 f ea Q 3,gQ2.1, '- ' r 4 5zwf5?'fff? + 1. 1 1 zen. rf?-Q' -,Y , X 1 f 1 lv , 4. wg, A 1 ur.. 1 1 ':-' f 1 'N ,-ga? -3-eggs . '62-si FAVORITE UENIORD SAYING! ff X.,- Zo- LOIS JONES- Hey! I just thought of another one. LOUISE VINOVERSKI- Oh, brother. CONNIE WATKINS-iioh, my gurshf' FRANCES JOHNSTON- WhO'S the new boy? MARILYN BARTON- You're mean. BARBARA EARNEST- What do you think it is-anyhow? VIRGINIA SMITH- SUIC.,l MARGARET LINDNER- How many days 'til graduation? LORRAINE VINOVERSKI- I'll think about it. LORRAINE SCHOOL- Graduation at last! MARGARET WILLIAMS- Why do I always have to recite first? DORIS SIMS- I'm pure. BEN WILLIAMS- Never do today what you can do tomorrow' RAY FEFOLT- Come on, fellows, let's have a little cooperation. MURIEL SOPKO- Did I hear someone say, 'Ray'. CARLYN MCCLURE- OlI. mv Roush! SALLY CHAMBERS- I don't know. ' HERMAN CUSHEY- Anyone going to Coverdalef' CHARLES MEASSICK- WhO, me? LADDY CHAMBERS-ul thought my nose was bleeding, but its not. HAROLD NICFEELY- Which way to Curry? RICHARD JOHNSON- Oh, heck. ALVIE EMERICK- Don't ask me. JOHN WHEATLEY- Hey, wait for me. JAMES CUSHEY-HJC ne sais pas.- LOUIS KERNEN- Anyone have their French translated? KENNETH RICHARDSON- My opinion is . . SAM CUSHEY- Uh? I don't know. JAMES BRADLEY- Oh, all right. JOE SMITH- Kiddo. ROBERT SHEARER- I heard all about it. JAMES ORR-- Better get a Chevy. WILLIAM MALONE- I'll extonevate you. BILL BARNETI'-H . . . and all that there. ,' LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We the Senror Class of 1950 at Peters Townshrp Hrgh School Washrngton County Pennsylvanra berng of sound mrnd memory and understandrng do hereby make pub lrsh and declare our last wrll and testament Collectrvely we bequeath to The junrors the vacant places on the basketball team The Sophomores the prrvrlege of havrng more class meer rngs than the junrors The Freshmen-our abrlrty to prevent many F s on e port cards The Faculty the echoes of all the norses we made rn the halls and assemblres Indrvrdually we bequeath the followrng sard materral to those behrnd and below us Tonr or not? That rs the questron After Brll Barnett leaves youll strll have Norman Clrnes curly harr After james Bradley leaves Wrllram Thompson wrll be seen towerrng above the students Marrlyn Bartons vacant seat at the McMurray Darry Bar wrll be frlled by jean Patterson Laddy Chambers leaves hrs Schmell 35 to Franklrn Everett Sally Chambers athletrc abrlrty wrll be found rn Bar bara Dames Barbara Earnest bequeaths her ready smrle to Peggy McCarthy Herman Lusheys collectron of corduroy shrrts wont be mrssed too much as long as Ralph Frnk rs around Sam Cusheys brawn wrll be found rn Carl Grubbs If you grrls drdnt notrce Al Emerrcks dark eyes be sure not to mrss those of jrrn Angemeer When Lors Jones leaves you wrll have Joan Longs dark tresses to gaze upon Marge Lmdner wrlls her technrque to anyone wrllrng to learn Rrchard johnson s crewcut wrll be rnherrted by Donny Bartram The splendrd art work of Lorrame School wrll be taken over by Arlene Mank Dorrs Srms leaves her fascrnatrng trrg book to those eager to learn Kenny Rrchardsons last mrnute appearances for basket ball practrce wrll be taken over by james Mervrn Harold McFeely leaves the darkest corner of the audr torrum to Herky McLaughlrn Murrel Sopko leaves cafeterra to apply her homemak rng experrences rn the near future Robert Shearer leaves hrs poetry to be analyzed Carlyn McClure wrlls her sweater collectron to Audrey Hassrs Ray Fefolt leaves the grrls rn Grmbels photography de paftment to any handsome undergraduate Even though john Wheatley leaves there wrll strll be a srngrng Wheatley at Peters hrs brother Davrd joe Smrths second strrng center posrtron wrll be hlled by Tom Lrghtholder Brll Malones wrtty remarks wrll remarn as long as Brll Perry rs here Ben Wrllrams leaves sayrng At last' Frances Johnstons congenral personalrty wrll be found rn Jeanne Devey Connre Watkrns bequeaths her wardrobe to Sandra Johnston Margaret Wrllrams leaves her musrcal talent to anyone wantmg a legal excuse for skrpprng class Vrrgrnra Smrths place as head cheerleader wrll be taken by Dolores Vrnoverskr Lorrame Vrnoverskr leaves for Mon Crty Lourse Vrnoverskr leaves her drary but takes the key Jrm Orrs super deluxe truck wrll be replaced by that of Howard Lrvezey James Cushey bequeaths hrs carrot top to Robert Locklrn Charles Meassrck leaves walkrng as hrs car rs no longer rn use Lours Kernen wrlls hrs broad shoulders to John Slonaker 1 1 a a 1 u 1 , ' a , . - - rv r I, t - - . . a . a - t. rr . , . . . . . t , . . , a 1 H y . . 1. 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'1 A if Q 'l X XX M 'Yf ' rl , V V1 H I f ' f XX :J , . - .- 1 Li A ' If i fl .UNH LH' -my f XX ' , KY ' ,H ' 'f I Q T, 4 JUNIOR! ,i F' ,jxpll First Row-Lorraine Cushey, Lois Mae Houston, Margaret Caldwell, Betty Eller ton, Ruth Petruskie, Lois Magee, Miss DeBlasio, CAdviserD . Second Row-Donna Philips, jane Locklin, Bernice Walzyk, Mary jane Patton Delores Smith, Franklin Everett. Third Row-Norman Cline, Robert Opfermann, Ben Randolph, Charles Telban john Slonaker, William Perry. Fourth Row-Frank Shuder, Earl Simmons, William Thompson, james Hauden shield, Howard Livezey, Eddie Carpenter. The junior Class, although the smallest of the four high school classes, is not by far the least active. With Miss DeBlasio as their adviser, the juniors sponsored the Harvest Dance, sold Christmas cards, presented a play, and finished the year by holding the junior-Senior Prom at the George Washington Hotel in Washington on May 12. Clan Colon-Green and White Clan Flower-White Rose Clan Motto- If a thing is worth do- ing, it is worth doing well. Pretident ................... James Haudenshield Vice Pretident .... ......... R ussell Henk Secretary ....... ....... F rank Shuder Treaxurer. . . . . .Charles Telban 28 DO YOU REMEMBER! 1- N, X I .Q ,1- 15 4 Vg ffw 1 v SOPHOMORES if ' First Row-Eleanor Roach, Marion Astorino, Marion Fischer, Anna Hewlett, Arlene Mank, Mrs. Skillen CAdviserJ, Dolores Vinoverski, Barbara Dames, Frances Zimmerman. Second Row-Clayton Sphar, Denny Fefolt, Robert Orndoff, Edward Fincham, Donald Roach, Chris Thropp, George Leech, Robert Locklin, Rupert johnston. Third Row-Robert Durham, Kathleen Golden, john Carvender, jack Evans, Paul Roby, Wilbert jones, Eileen Heaken, Antoinette Astorino. Fourth Row-james Angemeer, Andy Dames, William Mikec, Andy Pahanish, Alice Nichols, Iva june Griffith, Ann Simpson. Fifth Row-Laverne Otter, Marilyn Lang, Mary Long, Barbara Galbreath, Richard Wallace, Ray Fosbaugh, Robert Fenning. Sixth Row-Ralph Fink, Ronald Griffith, William Ziegler, james Mervin, Allen Martin. The Sophomores enjoyed a profitable year under the 'supervision of Mrs. Skillen. In addition to spon- soring a square dance and selling candy at the lunch hour periods, they sold refreshments at the basket- ball games. Clan Color!-Blue and White Clan Flower-Pink Carnation Clan M0110- The present interests me more than the past, and the fu- ture more than the present. Prefident ...... ........ D onald Roach Vice Prexident . . . . . .Denny Eefolt Secretary ..... ..... A rlene Mank Treafurer. . . ..,. Clayton Sphar 30 M. 4 A 1 iw . P11 bfi If If 0 1? I ,ra K u I , v 'i L.-1441. If 24:-1a Eg1Q-I P'.': E J 'in f-' ,., . J. ,1- 1. , l.,., ,4 sf- 43 REMEMBER! l ld- ,,.. n Q 5 xj- - W 4..,,.' gg ' ,.., J. xv if' -11 K fi? 1756? , -Q..-r L, -'H ,fl ,,...i ,rg-L 5,1 . L 1 A ., 4'5 I1 U KN I ,W -. ,f ', x y i N f 'r FRESHMEN Q65 fo 'E Firrt Row-Thomas Lightholder, Donna Lytle, Sandra Johnston, Eleanor Mat- thews, Betty Clemens, Joanne Fife, Lois Addis, Marcia Toth, Susan Gates, Carl Grubbs. Second Rou'-Thomas Kuchinic, Lawrence Fischer, Kenneth Hockelberg, George Jae, Robert McClure, Lawrence Cook, Larry Meredith, Edward Johnson, Mr. Beck fAdviserJ. Third Row-Sally Keeler, Shirlee Cushey, Maxine Florjancic, Jeanne Devey, Carole Moore, Shirley Webster, Marion Wallace, Joan Long, Donna Shroads, Jeanne Patterson. Fourth Row-Robert Stang, Harvey Jones, Harold Jones, Thomas Hatfield, Dale Pierce, James Louttit, Herbert Richards, Robert Roach, Stanley Anthony. Fifth Row-Thomas School, John McMurray, Donald Bartram Ronald Smith Norman Webster, Wade McLaughlin. The Freshmen were ushered into the high school program of events by freshmen week which they endured and enjoyed as a traditional affair of our school. With Mr. Beck as their adviser, they sold pencils containing the basketball schedule, and came forth with an original idea-the selling of programs at the home games. Clary Colon .....,... Blue and Gold Claw Flower .......... Yellow Rose Clan Molto. . . Knowledge Is Power Pretiden! ....... .... T homas Kuchinic Vice Pfemierzt .... .... T homas Lightholder Secretary ....... ........... J oan Fife Tfeaturer ..... .... F dward Johnson 32 , 4-4. 1 . I j ,. Lzfwf-fvf x ' 1u f' ' ' . -+A- , .V y , .f ' lu! Qi-1 ' . :Wim . ,gf ' ' , 'I' ,'-7 x ai' ,, gy: --1.41 ., ' af- , f' , A -5 4 ff .sg A gl A7 ' 1 A ' :fi fi 4 V- 1. rl J. ,, -ag .. y .1 far 3 f 554 ' V 19 A' 'I if lf . fy' ,f in IE Aw if ,, .V 5513... rl , Jgifv-. ,,' r 1 1,5 . ,. 8 f Q . WE 4.44 woN'r ronasr 5, Q, r ' . A, - ' -. f 3 . 'N ll f ll' .f.,s. A is ax A ' 'I a 1 1 V K LJ A -as ' .s,.,. 1 r, YA' I Y 1' r. Y A 'in , M cl!-1 H ...Q All . If 5' :Qt Q Pig 'K 'V 'R N ' al 'K 11 wx -6 V ,- l L... , ,'Qs, , ., I .- , , - -A . 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' 'S 5 k '-nf ' HK'-2'f .1 '- ' I+ - x nr Y ' , ' ' LAKT SEEN - LOUISE VINOVERSKI LORRAINE VINOVERSKI JOHN WHEATLEY BPN WILLIAMS MAROE WILLIAMS JOE SMITH CONNIE WATKINS HAROLD MCEEELY JIM BRADLEY JIM ORR VIRGINIA SMITH MURIEL SOPKO BOB SHEARER LOUIS KERNEN BILL MALONE TAWNY MCCLURE CHUCK MEASSICK DORIS SIMS RAY EEEOLT SAM CUSHEY ALVIE EMERICK MAROE LINDNER DICK JOHNSON KENNY RICHARDSON FRANCES JOHNSTON BARBARA EARNEST LOIS JONES HERK CUSHEY BILL BARNETT JIM CUSHEY LYNN BARTON LADDY CHAMBERS SALLY CHAMBERS WHERE Cnrls room WItlI Bllly RI Bltk Stage The llbflfy Bus stop WItlI the fellows Frenth class Stttlng In I torner Orrs In the sprmg house In In Oldsmoblle At home At jeannes Reeses Park Hl5b1Ub0Ill1m s Stttxn home On 1 Streetcar Txeryw here Dow nsturs In h1s Chexy At the Canteen In a grocery Store At the maxlbox WIth Boyds orchestra Runnmg to class Ill class Henry S In the hall On Bobs bus W1th the Scouts On the sofa In the OHICC In her Car DOING WHAT Pnmpmg Welllllll ' PrIct1tIng musu Readmg tovxboy stones Headmg for P1ttSburgh EUJOYIHS l1fe Askmg, questnons LOOklIlg through h1S llttle black book Lockxng the sprnng house door Buymg CUSSIH Bradley H'Iv1n fun E1ll1ng her hope Chest WatchIng TVN' Playmg ball Chasmg eats Waltlng for Jeep Headm for Bethel Dreammg of Sllppery Rock Supervtsmg Ember En route to Barbaras Makmg hrmself a soda soup fshe has a can openerj Gettmg college pamphlets Stngmg Trymg to beat the bell Shmmg a certaln class rlng Eatmg or dancmg Flrrtmg Messmg around Domg hIs good deed WatchIng T V Explarnmg Golng to Mt Lebanon - LORRAINE SCHOOL ......... Canonsburg ................................. Looking for a job ,fi Z EN 'QI if W Acrlvlrlss j fy? f!W X233 First Row-Mrs. Locklin 1DirectorJ, Barbara Dames, Susan Gates, Joan Long, Eleanor Matthews, Arlene Mank, Marion Fischer, Lois Addis, Sally Keeler, Robert Opfermann, Edward Johnson, Andy Pahanish, Carole Moore, Shirley Webster, Dolores Vinoverski, Marion Wallace, Maxine Florjancic, Joanne Fife, Marcia Toth, Frances Zimmerman, Margaret Williams, Lois Magee. Second Row-Thomas Lightholder, Sandra Johnston, Herbert Richards, Eileen Heakin, Frances Johnston, Margaret Caldwell, Larry Meredith, Wilbert Jones, Robert Durham, Robert McClure, Harold McFeely, Lawrence Fischer, Jeanne Devey, Thomas Kuchinic, Lois Jones, Audrey Hassis, Marion Astorino. Third Rau'-Jeanne Patterson, Eleanor Roach, Delores Smith, Bernice Walzyk, Doris Sims, Laddy Chambers, William Thompson, James Bradley, Robert Shearer, William Barnett, Sally Chambers, Marilyn Lang, Clayton Sphar, Louise Vinoverski. Ifuurtb Rau'-George Leech, Donald Roach, Connie Watkins, Margaret Lindner, Virginia Smith, Norman Cline, John Wheatley, James Cushey, Carlyn McClure, Joseph Smith, Kenneth Richardson, Ronnie Smith, Jane Locklin, Charles Meassick, Donna Philips, E est, Robert Locklin, Lorraine Vinoverski. f Barbara arn Left to Right-f seatedj Margaret Locklin, Rita Kopp, Richard Wallace, Jeanne Devey, John Wheatley, Kenneth Richardson, Jane Locklin, Lawrence Fischer, Robert Locklin, George Leech, Margaret Williams. Left to Right-tstandingh Margaret Lindner, Donald Roach, Mrs. Locklin tDirectorJ. . The annual Christmas formal, the Sno'ball Dance, and the Talent Show held January 26, 1950, were sponsored by this group which has as one of its aims the task of raising funds to purchase robes for the choir. Our entering the Forensic contest last school year proved to be one of the big events of the year. Su- perior ratings in the county and district competition at Hickory and California State Teachers College, respectively, made us eligible to enter state competi- tion at Pottstown, Pennsylvania. There we received a rating of good The group entered the Forensic contest this year and made a good showing. We owe our progress to the never-ceasing efforts of our director, Mrs. Hen- rietta Locklin. To her and the A Capella Choir we say, You're tops. Under the supervision of Mrs. Henrietta Locklin the orchestra has worked to provide a variety of good music throughout the school year. This dependable group consists of students from all the classes. A tuba and a bell lyre are two new additions to this years orchestra. First Rou'-Donna Lytle, Susan Gates, Sandra Johnston, Betty Clemens, Lois Addis, Arlene Mank, Donna Shroads, Eileen Heakin, Joanne Fife, Lois Jones, Jean Patterson, Barbara Dames, Eleanor Roach, Antoinette Astorino, Mrs. Locklin iDirectorJ. Second Row-Marcia Toth, Marion Astorino, Frances Zimmerman, Sally Keeler, Audrey Hassis, Joan Long, Ann Simpson, Jeanne Devey, Shirley Webster, Eleanor Matthews, Maxine Florjancic, Iva June Griffith, Marion Wallace, Betty Ellerton, Marion Fischer. Third Rau'-Louise Vinoverski, Dolores Vinoverski, Connie Watkins, Ruth Petruskie, Marilyn Lang, Carole Moore, Kathleen Golden, Shirley Cushey, Lorraine Vinoverski, Lois Mae Houston, Barbara Earnest, Margaret Lindner, Lorraine Cushey, Lois Magee. Ifourtb Rau'--LaVerne Otter, Margaret Caldwell, Frances Johnston, Margaret Williams, Mary Long, Jane Locklin, Barbara Galbreath, Doris Sims, Carlyn McClure. Bernice Walzyk, Mary Jane Patton, Sally Chambers, Delores Smith, Virginia Smith, Donna Philips. nm nf: 4 First Rou'-Mrs. Locklin ldirectorl, Robert Roach, Clayton Sphar, James Louttit, Robert Hatfield, Lawrence Fischer, Edward Johnson, Larry Meredith, Thomas Kuchinic, Jack Evans. Donald Roach, George Leech, Herbert Richards, Robert Locklin, Thomas Hat- field, Carl Grubbs, Stanley Anthony, Thomas Lightholder. Second Ron'-Robert Opfermann. Chris Thropp, Andy Dames, Robert McClure, Charles Meassick, Thomas School, Donald Bartram, Ronald Smith, Richard Wallace, John McMurray, Andy Pahanish. Norman Cline, Robert Durham, Dale Pierce. Third Rau'-James Cushey. William Barnett, Herman Cushey, John Wheatley', Robert Shearer, Kenny Richardson, XVilliam Thompson, James Bradley, Joseph Smith, Laddy Chambers, Louis Kernen, Harold McFeely, W'ilbert Jones, Robert Orndoif. This year has been one of progress for the choruses directed by Mrs. Loclclin. These groups have increased in numbers over that of last year, are well organized, and have received new books to help them in the study of modern semi-classical music. They have proven to be well trained by making a good showing in the annual Forensic Contest. ENSEMBLE I R45 Fnst Row Lons Magee Geor ge Leech Margaret L1ndner Barbara Earnest Car lyn McClure ane Lockhn Bermce Walzyk Connne Watkxns Lounse Vmo verskl Mrs Locklm fDlf6LIOfP Robert Lotklm Second Rou john Wheatle L dd Ch 5 a 5 ambers joseph Smlth Kenneth Rnchard son Ronme Sm1th Norman Chne lt RIJ El-Us 'V'- 'iv' Fzrst Row Margaret Lmdner Connne Watkxns V r S Second Rou 1 gxnxa mlth Donna Phxhps Enleen Heak1n Marxlyn Mar gate! Arlene Mank Bernnce Walzyk Carlyn McClure jane Locklm Barbara Earnest l Wmiams john Lind Kenneth Richardson ner EU! -wp- XX, ONOMICS ORE ftop pagej JUNIOR Chottom pnctureb to Rzgbt fseatedb Lorrame Cushey Mary kl Nancy Peal Donna h SOPHOM kr Anna Left ane Patton jane Loc rn Los Magee Bern1ce Walzyk Rut t Row fseatedj Dolores Vxnovers Barbara Dames Mary Phxlrps 1 aret Caldwell I-:rs Hewlett Laverne Otter Long Erleen Heaken Second Rau, fstandmgh Eleanor Roach Ann P'-?U'USklC Mafg Srmpson Marnon Astornno Iva june Gr1fHth Standmg Mrss DeBlas1o Clnstructorb Marrlyn Lang Arlene Mank Frances Zrmmer rnan Marlon Fxscher Kathleen Golden An totnette Astonno Mtss DeBlas1o flnstructory classes under the supervrslon of Mxss DeBlas1o to prepare them for a more care of The gtrls of the Home Econom1cs are taught 10 thetr course of study those thmgs necessary complete home hfe home maktng sevsmg related arts cookmg and the chtldren Thrs grotp cons1sts of g1rls from the Sophomore and umor classes The umor gxrls are offered a speclal course 1n Home Nursmg under the superw1s1on of the school nurse 59 Left to Rzgbt-iseatedh ' M Lois jones, Carlyn c Clure, Muriel Sopko ' ' 'er s ki Louise V 1 noy Lorraine School Left to Rzgln fstand ingj Kenneth Rich h ardson, josep Ray Fefolt, Miss ROLL QLIILL 8: SC fir' IQ! f F35 0I'l'3.l1'le zrst Row L Cushey Ruth Petrus kie Lois Mae Houston Lois Magee Miss Baird fAdVlSCfl Second Rou, jo ker Margaret Cald a well ane Locklin k De Bernice Walzy lores Smith William Perry Third Rou Norman Cline Howard Liye zey Williani Thomp son ames Hauden shield Eddie Carpen ter Charles Te'ban. hn Slon SHAWNEE uill and Scroll an honorary society for high school students was first established at Peters four years ago and since that time tyxenty four students haye been accepted into the organization To be-come 1 member of uill and Stroll one must be in the upper third of his class and must haxe done tl certiin amount gf literary vyorlc in .1 school publication 40 This is the fourth year for the publication of Shmnec ln the preyious years the work had to be done by the staff members md thc adxiser through lcxotiny, time outside of any fffalllll' class This year c on o the uor ui ccn u thc t - n tlism cliss which vs is established this ye tr it Peters nder the superyision of Miss Baird faculty adviser t ot the Shaw nee publication 'few LH! ' NJ -ES-.Q KJ l Left to Rzgbt Cseated W 1111 a m M a lo n ames Orr Lots Ma Houston vQ6Z90? Left to Right-tseatedl Kenneth Richards a m1th. to Right - fstand- ing J Mary jane Pat- ton, Eddy Carpenter, Louise Vinoverski, Laddy Chambers, Eileen Heakin, Rob- ert Roach. U 1 e Left to Rzgbt Cstand mg? Edd1e Carpenter R 1 ch ard Wallace ames Bradley Ray mond Fefolt STUDENT COLIN Each of h t e four classes el th ect representames lS orgamzanon vsluth has as tts duty the task of representmg the ent1re student bods Th1S group of students sponsors moxtes durmg the 1, ar prox 1des bus transportatton to so me of the basketball games and lS respons1ble for the annual ptcntc at lxenm mood Park Preflderzt Kenneth Rtchardson L ue Pretz fem Laddy Chambers Setrettzrg Y1rg1n1a Sm1th Yrtamrer Loutse Vmos ersk1 41 -fs.. I. PAA Thts 1ssoc11t1on txt f s ormed for the purpose ot zgutni, to the students the res pons1b1l1tx ot mann, lllb tthlent excnts hat1dl1n5 the recexpts and ra mg funds tor ur l lS p LllSlIl5 equtpmcnt for the tthlettt teams and stnetters for the cheerleaders Prtlzfuzr ames Orr I 1 e Prftzffrzz Eddte Carpenter Setretzr Lots Niae Houston Iames Brtdlex Trealzzrert 4 Raxmond Fefolt XX 1ll1am Malone A iz ertztzrzg R1chard XX allate 0 I f , ' A, ,,, f,a,r5aa,V ,r ,t q Q. I, t NQC5 Uv, ,J J . ff X 1 - J A ' i:'5ll 97111 J - U, , . ' ffh 1 0 ' 9 J 1 ' t - KK . ' ' ' IO 4 . '. ' w I ' ' v ' r ' V ' Lv. . . . . . . ,' ? 'I YL ' -- ' 7 s L L . W. . vp v. . . Q .7 . A . I .K I- t . . ' 'Lf , ............... . .......... J !,,- K. . I I L ,t' .. ......... I.. If Y .J...1. ...... .... . 1 L . --.......--.. .... V -. ,.,. . bp M v . , .D , . v . Q .. .5 Y, N L J ...........'-.. -.... V X I on, Virgini S ' inf VARSITY CLLIB First Row-Stanley Anthony, Denny Fefolt, Thomas Lightholder, Robert Stang, Thomas Hatfield, Robert Locklin, Edward johnson. Second Row-Thomas Kuchinic, George Jae, Raymond Fosbaugh, Andy Dames, Charles Telban, Raymond Fefolt, William Mikec, Paul Roby. Third Row-Mr. Moses fSponsorD, William Zieglar, Richard Wallace, James Mervin, Joseph Smith, james Bradley, Kenneth Richardson, Robert Shearer, Ronald Griiiith. Y! ,, Fourth Row-Robert Fenning, Wade McLaughlin, Charles Meassick, Sam '-'L' --I' E' Cushey, Richard johnson, Laddy Chambers, james Orr, Herman Cushey, X fir ' ' S5 Iohn Wheatley. ,V . . N1 ig Q l 'i T jf The Varsity Club is made up of varsity and junior T 7 E - f varsity basketball players. The main purpose of this 'ga 'H . X organization is to raise funds to be used to purchase 4 Q l ' sweaters for the senior letter men in basketball. , Q , 2 X V , ' Money is raised by holding dances, collecting dues . , Q , 1 and sponsoring an inter-squad basketball game. The T X 1.5 club is under the guidance of Mr. Moses, the basket- ball coach. f I K? 'A - X President ....... ..... R ichard Johnson Vice Preiiderzt .... .... R aymond Fosbaugh n K ' xx - Secretary ..... .... R aymond Fefolt J 'X Treafzirer. . ..... joseph Smith Q ll' XX., ,fp wmv 7 X -1:-,fgf - i 4 e i-1 c:::.:-53' kj' 42 ..M1...-1.-1 All Students of our school are fortunate to have a cafeteria where they may buy their lunches. Miss DeBlasio, who manages the cafeteria, and her two helpers, Muriel Sopko and Lorraine School, prepare appetizing and nourishing dishes each day, A variety of foods is offered at the lunch hour periods. At lunch time and after school ice cream, pretzels and potato chips are offered for sale. Left to Right-Marcia Toth, Dennis Fefolt, jams: Bradley, Frances Zimmerman, Eddie Carpenter. The canteen, sponsored by the P.T.A,, has gone very far in its three years' existence. It meets every other Saturday night in the high school to enjoy dancing, games, movies and refreshments. The ofhcers are elected by the student body, and any high school student is eligible for the member- ship. During the past year Mr. and Mrs. Charles Maffet have acted as chairmen of the canteen com- mittee. Prerident ...... . Vice Prerident .... Secretary ........ Trearuref .............. . . . Marterr of Ceremonier ...... . . . .Eddie Carpenter . . . . . . .Denny Fefolt .Frances Zimmerman . . . . ...Marcia Toth 1 james Bradley KLKenneth Richardson HONOR STUDENTS SENIORS Left to Rrght James Orr Raymond Fefolt Lourse Vrnoverskx Lorrame Vrnoverskr JUNIORS Left to Rrght Charles Telban Lotrarne Cushey 20 Eddre Carpenter Mary jane Patton 8 FRESHMEN Left to Rrght Thomas Kuchrnrc 0 Robert Roach Susan Gates 2 Eleanor Matthews 8 44 8 to Rrght Alxce Nrchols Denny Fefolt Dolores Vrnoverskr Arlene Mank 4 2 0 1 3 ' 1 l ., 1 I 'V 5 . ' I ' ? ......... 95.5 'X ' an lg: ........ w '- ' gg. ' ' -- V . I ' ' ' ..... 93.6 - ti ' 9 bla-1? i n . , ,k Q f ' ' , ES , 1 5-43 N ' ' .......... 96.2 5 ,' ' K .... 9 - . 22221 ' ' ..... 94. ' f ' A .......... 94. ' '2:333ii59. ' H X! z ' ........ 90.3 X It .QW 9.6 A -4 ,f Q It X ' ' ....... 95. 4 ..........9-4.5 91. JUNIOR - SENIOR PROM P1 f! fe to 1 NJ Seated: Rose Marie Telban, prom queen. Standmg. fleft to right? Nancy Heakin, attend antg james Orr, junior Class presidentg Lorraine Campbell, attendantg Ruby Progar, flower girl. One of the happiest experiences of our high school days was the junior-Senior Banquet and Prom held on May 15, 1949, at the Sheraton Hotel in Pitts- burgh. At this memorable event Kenneth Richardson acted as toastmaster, and Mr. Craig Chambers was the guest speaker. The main event of the evening was the crowning of the queen, Rose Marie Telban. by our class president, james Orr. After the corona- tion, the queen and her attendants, Lorraine Camp- bell and Nancy Heakin, led the grand march. 45 Al. Paul jones LIMNI Robert Lash Irma Leech OFFICERS C1949 503 Prerzdent Robert Lash Vzce Prendent Paul ones Secretary Irma Leech Trearurer R1chard Hatfield ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Richard Hatfield Durmg the 1948 49 school term ar' Alumm Asso c1at1on was formed at Peters High The 1n1t1al step rn formmg the association was taken by the Class of 49 Ofiicers were chosen by and from thls class In vxtatrons to attend meetings held on two different occasions were sent to class officers of the graduatmg classes for the past several years By laws were writ ten and approved and finally an assoc1at1on was establnshed The purpose of thls assoclatlon IS to have an estabhshecl orgamzatlon that may plan and sponsor partles dances or other socral act1v1t1es by whrch graduates of Peters Townshnp Hxgh School may get together once aga1n and renew acquaintances and frtendshnps GIFTS OF CLASSES Class Class Class Class of 32 of 35 o 6 of 57 Classes of 38 39 Class Class Class of 42 of 43 Hall Clock Audrtorlum Clock Pedestal Office Desk Set Score Clock Baseball Backstop Fund for Pubhc Address System Hall Honor Roll of Service Men Class of 44 Front Flag Pole Classes of 46 47 Fund for V1sual Education Class of 48 Desk Bibles Class of 49 ....................... 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H HV' ' ' x- .- ' A 4-1 MALI- -'1'A,.H4 1, 'M vw' JAMES ORR Scorekeeper JAMES BRADLEY Tmeleeepe, MANAGER Robert Shearer, better lcnovln to all of us Sheepy, has been manager of the xarsnty basketball team for the past three years Wluen there rs a need d Bob rs always on the job to get somethmg one, OUR COACH MR MOSES Mr Wrllrarlm Moses Coach to all of us has b wrth us for two seasons Under hrs capable and undtr d lo ed mto one of the standmg gurdance we hue exe p best orglmaed and most feared teams rn our set efforts and enthusxasm h ut non Hrs nexer ceasmg brought us through many tough games To h1m we You can t be beat LCD say ff Q L. eel.. KK OUR Bon 48 VARSITY Left to Rzglat Andy Dames Charles Meassick Raymond Fosbaugh john Wheat ley Sam Cushey Kenneth Richardson joseph Smith Richard johnson Laddy Chambers Herman Cushey Ray Fefolt Charles Telban Mr Moses QCoachJ Mr Day fPrinc1palJ With Mr Moses as coach of our boys we have had Although most of the varsity will be lost by grad a very successful season Good cooperation and line uation the outlook for the coming year is good be sportsmanship are two of the outstanding character cause of our strong junior varsity and yunior high ,mcg of our team teams We wish them much success in the coming year SEASON SCHEDULE 1949 195 DATE OPPONENT PETERS OPPOIN ENT ec ec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec. 21 . 6 Chartiers CH! Claysville fl-lp Carnegie fA1 Trinity CAJ Chartiers KA? Clayswille KA? Alumni LI-lj. Mon City CAJ Bethel CAP. Carnegie QHQ LeageGames 9 DATE C . C . C . C . C.- OPPONENT Mon City IHJ Snowden KHP' S Fayette CAV' Bridgeville HJ' East Wash KAQ West Alex H Bethel QHJ '. .. Trinity ll-I1 .... Snovsden QAQ '. PETERS OPPOIN ENT S. Fayette QHQ ...... Bridgeville QAJ WP OLIR VARSITY HERMAN CUSHEY. fGuafdf-Herk, who was our long shot artist, pulled many a game out of the fire for Peters. SAM CUSHEY. fForu'ard1-Sam, a johnny-on-the t'.,,t, ,Jaw I, ., lt spot when it came to retreiving the ball from the banking board, was a valuable asset to his team- mates. KENNETH RICHARDSON, fCenzen-Kenny, with height and a good pivot shot, meant defeat for many teams this past season. JOHN WHEATLEY, fGuard1-John s accuracy on side shots, and his dazzling speed were too much for P.T.H.S. opponents in the past year. RICHARD JOHNSON lForuardf Dick s defensive skill and playing ability proved to be a great help to our team this year. RAYMOND FOSBALGH, fFf1ru'ardI-Ray is only a I sophomore, but he has proven that he will be a star in his next two years at PTH S 50 Ol-IR VARSITY vi CHARLES MEASSICK. fForz4'arcif-Chuck vvas always 4 ., was -unq- . .. ready, and could be depended upon for the neces- sary points in a tight game. JOSEPH SMITH, fCwzttfrf-Joe's height proved to be an advantage in helping us pull through the tough spots, LADDY CHAMBERS, KForu'ard1- Lush was always in there fighting, and could be counted on for moral support at all times. RAYMOND FLIOLT. rforzzardl Ray, a fast moving forward with a lot of fight, helped supply the needed points to win many a game. CHARLES TELHAN. fG1urdf-Chucks a quiet junior who will help our team very much next year. ANDH DAMLS IG11.1rdi Andy 1 sophomore will be in there fighting against opposition next year. 51 .11 4 1 ' '- , . . bvy. . W rv . -1 .4 x r 1 5. J -'V'-' 'J ,1 .,,r ff , , '2S'lfV3i 1i -Z'f'if Q f ':' 'QU I-Q ,H I ' ' is 1 l.,l,, . if . T, ,H--1,q'f,,',f 'A A., AI .4 9. 621. W' A rw .nf ,M ,. 1 1' f,. ,,-.. .1 .4 .MQ , ug. . -'1 tf ..r '. .5 v 's 0 ks:-Q .. ,: -.r 1 f7'! x. I .4-. Dec . 2 Dec. 6 Dec. 9 Dec. 13 Dec. 16 Dec. 19 jan. jan. Jan. Jan. 3 6 10 13 JUNIOR VARSITY Chartiers CHD Claysville CHD . . Carnegie CAD Trinity CAD . . Chartiers Claysville CAD Mon City CAD Bethel CAD ' . Carnegie CHD Mon City CHD First Row-CkneelingD Robert Stang, Thomas Hatfield, Denny Fefolt Thomas Kuchinic, Paul Roby, Edward johnson, Stanley Anthony Robert Locklm Thomas Lightholder, Howard Kunkle CManagerD. Second Row-CstandingD William Mikec, Wade McLaughlin Ronald Griffith Richard Wallace, james Mervin, William Zeigler, Robert Fennmg George Jae, Mr. Moses C CoachD. During the past season the JV's won seven games and lost twelve. Although not quite as success- ful as the varsity in games won, they have displayed a fighting spirit in all games. Under the guidance of their coach, Mr. Moses, they have established a good record for themselves by showing good sportsman- ship and an eagerness to win. SEASON SCHEDULE 1949-1950 21 37 Jan. 17 29 22 jan. 20 13 32 jan. 24 22 30 jan. 27 36 43 Jan. 30 23 15 Feb 3 20 32 Feb. 9 20 21 Feb 17 27 46 Feb. 21 20 34 'League Games 53 Snowden CHD'. S. Fayette CAD '. Bridgeville CHD East Wash. CAD West Alex. CHD Bethel CHD ' . . . Trinity CHD . . . . S. Fayette CHD '. Bridgeville CAD ' r 7 First Row-Lois Magee, Joanne Fife, Jeanne Pat- terson, Maxine Florjancic, Marion Wallace, Barbara Dames, Lorraine Cushey, Donna Lytle. Second Rou'-Lois jones, Sally Keeler, Lois Mae Houston, Peg McCarthy, Barbara Earnest, Donna Philips, jeanne Devey, lva june Grif- fith, Ruth Petruskie, joan Long, Eleanor Mat- thews, Miss Dorothy Siepman 1Coach7. Third Row-Delores Smith, Marilyn Barton, Carole Moore, Bernice Walzyk, Margaret Wil- liams, Doris Sims, Mary jane Patton, Sally Lures, Frances johnson, Margaret Caldwell. U '-'G' 23- I DATE Feb. 20 Feb. 28 Mar. 5 Mar. 10 Mar. 15 Mar.l7 Mar. 21 Mar. 24 Mar. 28 OPPONENT Alumnae QHQ .... Avella CHD ...... Snowden CAD .... Avella QAQ ...... Snowden CHJ .... Bethel QAD ....... Canonsburg QAJ .. Bethel CHQ ...... Canonsburg QHJ .. LA KETBALI. PETERS OPPONENT H16 22 . 16 34 , 16 18 , 29 56 .19 18 . 19 Z8 . 17 ll . 22 17 .21 Zl i ' JUNIOR HIGH TEAM 1 fs E 323,33 First Row-Wayne Houston, Donald Fulton, Second Row-Thomas Kuchinic, Edward john Robert Roach, Wesley Carson, Howard Kun- son, George Jae, Wade McLaughlin, Ronnie kle, William Hottel, Thomas Haxlield, Stanley Smith, Robert McClure, Gerald Rasel, Law Anthony, Charles Williams, David Wheatley. rence Cook, Richard jones, Mr. Beck iCoachJ TRACK vu First Row-fseatedb William Perry, Harold Mc- Feely, Paul Roby, Laddy Chambers, john Wheatley. Second Row-fstandingb james Haudenshield, Kenneth Richardson, Robert Shearer, joseph Smith, Louis Kernen, Mr. Mounts fDirectorJ. For the past four years an inter-class track meet has been held at Peters under the direction of Mr. Mounts. Scoring in the meet, which is held during the early part of the month of May, is on a 5-3-2-1 basis for first, second, third, and fourth places, respectively. Ribbons are awarded to the four place winners in each event. The competing teams are the four classes in the high school. The winner of the meet is the class that has scored the most points. In the future track may take its place with the other sports in our school, and competition may be extended to include inter-school meets. Event 100-yd. Dash 220-yd. Dash Af-i0-yd. Dash SHO-yd. Dash Mile Run Mile Relay S80-yd. Relay High jump Broad jump Pole Vault Discus Shot Put 'Tie. 1949 TRACK MEET May 12 Winner and Class Robert Shearer, Junior ...... Robert Shearer, junior ....., Gregory Bleakley, Senior.. Laddy Chambers, junior ,... Ken. Richardson, Junior.. Chambers, Mclieely, Richardson, Smith, junior.. ll, Mikec, Clark, Green, Wallace, Senior ..., ,.,,, ,.... 'l-i. Miltec, j. Wheatley', Senior ..............,......,,... Paul jones, Senior ............ E. Clark, Senior. W, Mikec, Frerhman ...,......,. jack Green, Senior ............ jack Kuchinic, Senior ...... Time or Dista 35 58 10.5 sec. 25.0 sec. l min., 2 min., 20 5 min., 41 Af min., , I min., Af ft., 10 16 ft., 6 7 ft., A6 90 ft. 9.5 56 ft., 5 IICC SCC. SCC SCC SCC SCC in. in. in. in. in. The results of this meet were: First, Seniors with 6813 pointsg second, juniors with 441 3 points: third. Freshmen-Sophomores with 17 points. 55 CHEERLEADERS Lorraine Vinoverski Marcra Toth Lorrame Cushey Dolores Vmoverskn Peute peppy and popular well descrrbe the frve gnrls who led the basketball fans IH therr enthusrasuc ye s V1rg1n1a Smnth captam and Lorraine Vmoverskx were the Semor cheerleaders Lorrarne Cushey served her flrst year as a un1or squad member Dolores Vmoverskr a Sophomore and MHICIH Toth the Freshmen representatlve rounded out the group These g1rls worknng together at all trmes made a good showmg and they boosted our boys on to many vrctorres 56 . . n y ll. 3 Y I -7 7 U 9 , . 7 D Y 7 First Row-fseatedb Raymond Fefolt Raymond Fosbaugh, Louis Kernen john Wheatley Charles Telban Second Row-fstandingl Mr Moses fCoachJ Laddy Chambers Richard johnson joseph Smith, Kenneth Richardson Herman Cushey Eddie Carpenter 6ManagerJ The baseball team, coached by Mr. Moses found it difficult to get much practice due to bad weather. Although lacking in experience the team fought hard to bring victory to Peters The members of the team displayed good sportsmanship in both victory SEASON SCHEDULE 1949 April 5 E. Wash. ll-lj. April ll Midway fl-lj .. April 15 Cecil CHJ ..... April 21 Baldwin fl-lj .. April25 Bridgeville KHJ May 2 Cecil CAJ ..... May 5 Bethel QHJ .... May 11 Baldwin QAJ .. May 14 Bridgeville QAJ May 20 Bethel QAJ .... GREEN-3 wins, 5 losses. JONES-0 wins 7 losses FEFOLT-0 wins 1 loss 57 B 0 1 1 1 I G I R l 1 1 1 l ' 5 'f f' 1 Q-X U. NYM DR E JANITORI 0V QV fv X f I 'iff fa ,WWNW 4 HY-f I -I A Q5 4-3-JN V' X I -I f , v 59 ORBIN MR M MR C JANITORS CMURRAY he ob' Thats our Janitors who keep our building warm and clean of the high school building Always on t 1 and repair many things for us Mr Corbin was been a janitor since its erection in 1929 Mr McMurray has been with us for the past two years The Class of 50 takes this opportunity to express our gratitude for the many things Mr Corbi n and Mr McMurray have done for us 3 Left to Right-ROB ERT ORR, MR. BARTRAM, MQR. FIFE, MR. BIER h l rain ot. shine? It's our bus drivers, of ' s onsible for getting us to sc oo, . h t twenty years' Mr. Fife for Who is re p course. Mr. Bartram has been driving a bus for t e pas , fourteen years, while Robert Orr and Mr. Bier have been on the job for two yearsi 60 '1 ' ' Q gm' 734331 ff CC 1 J-p mf qw X jj J CC J I I KLXCJ up 2 1 it I gf X ff fffff ff -Xkfjltlfr e f? 7 H Xk J' .424- N'-if 'Dx -ii... lf' .zgg2Qf n!, xx 1, I 4t-VL! 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Tlll'I FINEST IN FUUDS Compliments JONES LYNE MOTOR CO DORVIONT PA FINLEYVILLE FLOWER SHOP Flowers For All Occasions Wedding and Puneral De lgns A Sp ally Noah Allr dge .l Prop FlIllCyVlll8 P Phone 41 Br dge xlle 1004 LAWN MOWER SHARPENINC Auto Pazntmg and Welding McLaughlm Run Road Brldgevlll ePa Phone McMurray 14-,I For Better Entertamment TAYLOR'S DRUG STORE Your Prescription Pharmacists Canonsburg Pa PHONE 70 WALKER PONTIAC Thzs lS where Bull Bob and Cordon Szms went to college 658 Washmgton Road Mt Lebanon Pa OUTFITTERS T0 THE YOUNG FOLKS THE HOME STORE Flnleyvzlle s Dependable Department Store ACROSS FROM THE BANK For Merchandlse You See Advertlsed ln Your Favorite Magazlne . . . of . . . h 1 X . D '- l , n I ' . , an - BROWNER BODY SHOP HAUDENSHIELD 64 ALHAMBRA CON TINEN TAL ourd got' gun EDUIE 8: FRED CANDY TOBACCO BELL S SERVICE STATIDN GOOD GULF ci NO NOX GAS MCMURRAY ROAD Autoroblle Accessones T GRFASE F R. F McCONNAUGHY C0 Grocenes Meats Produce Flour cmd Feed Bcrrrel Molasses Q Speclcxlty UNITED SERVICE FOOD STORE leyv1lle l22M Venehq P THF STORE OF MARSHALL Yard goods at Ihelr but and Women .s furnishings W KbHINi TON PA Van Eman Bros Hardware :non 1 r lhonc J JUIIN DUDT S BAKERY 628 30 Washlngton Road Mt Lebanon Pa Phone L0cuQl 10836 Complzmentb of ROSENBERG S FINLEYVILLE PH The Old Rehable Stand , . OJ- O. . , In ' ' . CI 1 so NORTH MAIN STREET : L ! lla sl u g. Pa. 1 ' ' x l AI ' Il 65 Atlas Equzpment Corporation Equzpment for lndustry and Contractors SAI ES SERVICE PARTS Rl' NTAL5 635 RIDFE AVENUE NORTH SIDE PITTSBURGH PA Telephone ALIegheny 16000 Compllments M meral Beach 66 I O A Att i n ' ' J Li . . Q J , . , . . O CUMPLIMENTS NATALI COAL COMPANY IONTHALI SIRIP MINIING lonn Monongndht ll 905 NI MARINO N Xl Xll Uma I . . . OF . . . SHUVEL5 AND BULLDUZER5 Pl 'Z 1' ta f-1' .' ,,. zger FlNlEYVlllE FURNITURE CU. The Store of F rnendly Service STOVES RUGS FURNITURE ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Phone 123 I F1n1eyv111e Pa Phon s 1630-1631 Emrrgen y 93 DI CIO MOTOR COMPANY OLDSMOBILE CADILLAI FRICIDAIRE MACK TRUCK Sales Servzce 24 Murdock Street Canonsburg P STANDARD SCALE REPAIR CO All Work Guaranteed McMurray 64-801 3 TERRACE BOWLING ALLEYS Mltchell Corners 10 NEW ALLEYS VIOBIU AS MOBII OII PLEASANT VALLEY SERVICE STATION Donaldson s Cross Roads BXT1 EIIIE5 TIRFS AND Tl BFS TODD S SERVICE STATION Fmleyvllle Pa R U No 2 Phone 9161 II 4 FALCO JOHNNY DE JOHN Servzce Slauon and Repazr Shop Phone 349 Canonsburg P 99 - . ,, U 9 - - . I ' C ' C - . 1, a. M ,M 65444-3 Col. 2.165 H. J. Crubbs, Prop. F may , CC 79 . I , ., . . . . 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SIMMS formerly H M CUNSTRUCTION C SHEPLER and SIMMS GENERAL CONTRACTORS FUNERAL HOME 27 W Wat Phone 71 er St Canonsb F1nleyv1lle Pa urg Pa Phone 571 UNIVERSAL OIL COM P JOBBE RS IN PETROLEUM PRODUCTS BOX 415 BRIDGE VILLE, PA 70 l I 6 . ,-f-w 0 f nzrersz i, 3 mwuucl Q O ua ronunu a s-N- Q V ' . , . I I I I . . I GANUNSBURG MILLING 00 si ASHIBGTON AND JEFFERSON H W XUHINI TON I X MASTER MIX FEEDS 4 C onsbug Pa I' R N I'0lNDl-D183 Compliments of VIP S VIARKET ROUTE as I-INLEYVILLE PA Hardy 8z Rankm Co LUMBER 8: BUILDING SUPPLIES Ready Mixed Concrete Concrete Blocks PHONE 68 CANONSBUHG, PA f 1 I - I .Y ING. Colle 0 of Arts and Svivnr-vs . ' '- ' 1. . . , ., .. 'u N155 ' :Q 3 T cm r . . ' 9 J - 1 I LY 9 ' 0 0 D. Klein Sz Bro. Inc. BAND UNIFORMS POLICE 61 FIREMEN'S UNIFORMS NURSES' CA PES CAPS 61 OWNS DON ENEIX 927 UNION TRUST BLDG. PITTSBURGH PA. Phone: ATlantic 1-0304- Herff Jones Company CLASS RINGS CLUB PINS MEDALS 51 TROPHIES COMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS DIPLOMAS Pianos and Radirs ,I Band Instruments Ram Jdcling and f,'l1l'1Nlll1f W rk 81 MM ibm- - WASHIINFTOIN PA. VICKERS BROTHERS Clzevrofet Sales Service Route 88 F mley vllle, Pa I fl . fi KJ 1 , N J 1 1 1 I f 0 . Y I f J 9 1 urlax fu N11 Phone 31 . . . U . A FRIEND COMPLIMENTS HACKETT ED 8: ENT SLOVENIAN CLUB W M TEMPLETQN gt SONS BRIDGEVILLE FINISHING MILL Grams Ferulzzer and Seeds DUO' Manu actufefs TEMPLETON FEEDS Phone 1210 Phone Canonsburg 72 Establlshed 1889 Carol Avenue Bfldgevllle JOHNSON S SHOE STORE Shoes or the Entire F amzly 748 Brookllne Boulevard HAMEL MORTUARY Emergency Servwe AMBULANCE BY AIR T0 ANY POINT IN THE UNITED STATES Complzments of SPORTS HAVEN ROLLER SKATING-DANCING INDOOR SPORTS Publzc or Prwate Parlzes Arranged l S Route 519 Phone Brldgevllle 40 Brldgevllle Pa EDWARD R KOCH Plumbzng and Roo ng GAS FURNACES 4-0 44 Water Street Canonsburg OF . , I . . I 7 ss I . , ,, Pittsburgh, Pa, Phone: Colonial 67 . ' fi 74 HOLLYWOOD BAR BQ R BERTON 8: SON Donaldson s Cross Roads Hand and Power Mowers For the Fmest Bar B 3 Sharpened and Repazred Tastzest French Fries and Television At Its Best' Phone 944 Mcwumly 906811 D No Brldgevllle Pa FLOYD McCONNELL Compliments 0 HA ULING-COAL-SLAC TRACTOR WORK RED DOG KELLY S GARAGE McMurray 64481 H Fmleyvllle 9094 R 2 Canonsburg Pa R D N0 2 ROUTE 86 FINLEYVILLE Complzments ALDERDICE BOWLING ALLEYS CEDAR BOULLVARD Ml Lebanon R S ARNOLD Pontzac Dealer LO u I 19766 PHONES- L0cust 1 1771 Houston P Canonsburg 133 REDSHAW MENS WEAR 723 Washmgton Road Mt Lebanon Phone LOcust 112-1-1 Azr Condllzoned Charge and Budget Accounts Open Thursday Frlday and Saturday Evenings tlll 9 00 75 . 9 . -Q, Q A ,H R.. .2 ' ', , ' f 7 Y T- . ' 1 , . .. . ...of... . . CS ' L 7 'T , a. 7 , . : , . Y. . : SPRUWLS SERVICE STMIUN Standard O11 Co Products Oftlclal A A A Station ACCGSSOIIGS Donaldson s Crossroads Canonsburg P MCM 956611 McNARY JEWELRY STORE 31 N Ma1n Street WASHINGTON PA l'IllITOII 8: GRIFFITII FUNERAL HOME 164 W Plke St Cunodsburg Pa Phone 98 CICCI BEAUTY SHOP Speclallzed Ln Hair Styling Waving PINLEYVILLE PA Pho e 110 IACK HART 16 N Ma1n St Wash1n9f0Il Washmgton s Fznest Men s 45 Boy s Store Manhattan McGregor Chppel' Craft HOWARD S LUNCH AND Hamburgs Our Specuzlly MARFRED MOTOR SALES Packard 'Uotor Cars 427 WASHINGTON ROAD MT LEBANON PITTSBURIH PA Phones Llihlgh 1-4300-1-4301 1 , a. . - 9 ' , ' , Pa. ' u , SERVICE STATION Route 19 Canonsburg, R. D. No 3 McMURRA Y S UPPL Y C O lunzlmr arul ffuzlrluzgv Supplus IA NIS fflxlffilll' BIO 5 Mdlurray Pa Ihmw McMurray 17 Home Dressed 'Heats lfywlllc I m xlvmm H1 W 1' R :dence Ph nc 93 J 1 l 'l I . CK.' Bill's Meat Market Fm-f 2, nh 1, Q 1 ' U r: Il 95' 5 0 .I lj HARTMAN DAIRY All Dazry Products Colomal 204 CAPPY S SERVICE STATION AND CONFECTIONS CROOKHAM CORNERS Monongahela 9683 Specialist ln Eye Treatment of All Ages DR L A STEIN OD Eyesight Speczalzst A Meyers Co Downstanrs Store Phone 1300 47 W Plke Street Canonsburg P LEBANON HARDWARE HARDWARE HOUSEWARES PAINT-GLASS-SPORTING GOODS 634 Washington Road LOcust I 3371 ADAMS SOUTH HILLS DRIVING SCHOOL For Correctmg Sa e Drzmng INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTIONS Wnll Call At Your Homes Phone LEh1gh 19292 BENTLEYVILLE SPORT SHOP Headquarters for Sportswear rom Everywhere Buck Trew THE BULLETIN ADVERTISER A Weekly Newspaper fEstabl1shed m 19121 PRINTING OF ALL KIND Phone 133 R 12 Fmleyvllle P Phone 26 M 78 , . . . , . . S. . .- ' MT. CO. Personalized Hardware Service . I . . f . . A , . . , ai - When You Bulld or Remodel See FITSI FIILEYVILLE PLMIING MILL Lumber Bullder s Supphes Pamt Roohng Phone 48 Fxnleyvdle ANDYS TIRE SERVICE 45 Central Ave Canonsburg Pa NEW :Sr USED TIRES TIRE RILPAIRING RECAPPING OUR SPECIALTY VULCANIZING O1 s Batterles Fuestone Goodyear TIIGS Phone 625 BETTY LEE Sl'l0P COATS DRESSES LINGERIE Plke At Ieiferson Canonsburg Pa Phone 328 THOMPSON HARDWARE CO Everythmg ln Hardware 2 Stores to Serve You CANONSBURG PA CUSHEY BROS Dlstrlbutors KELKS BEVERAFES Pho e Pmley llle 288 M PENN CHINA COMPANY U S ROUTE 19 Donaldson s Cross Roads Canonsburg R D No 2 Pa .Iohn and Mar an Slonaker Phone McMurray Congratulations from ESCO STORES PINLEYVILLE PA I . . 'I -- ' ' ' . Pa. - WASHINGTON, PA. n V. V- n s u u I i 103-.I 71 PEPE BROTHERS Sales WILLYS Servrce Azlanuc Gas and 011 Phone 1694- Canonsbur C ompllments PRICE S RESTAURANT P Route 19 McMURRAY DAIRY BAR Wishes Good Luck and Success TO ALL GRADUATES McMurray 9.365 BEST WIQHES JEFFREY S DRUG STORE The Rexall Store Phone 318 Plke and Jefferson Canonsburg Pa ALBERT CLEANERS For Better Cleaning Px kup and Del ery Service Phone Flnleyvllle 248 DENNISTON TURKEY FARM FINLEYVILLE PILNNA HALLER S Mt Lebanon Garage C0 lOcuQl 1 1776 600 WASHINFTON ROAD MT IPBANON PA 80 ' . . . of . . . a g, a. ' 9 PRESSINC AND ALTERATIONS Phone: Finleyville 297-R-12 'c iv ' . , 9 FIIQST NATIONAl BANK flnloyvlllo, Da The Officers and Directors of thxs Bank congratulate the graduating class of 19 O and express the wish that these years of trammg may guide each one of you mto a career of genulne success S1 A t, i' some as ' 5 KURTZ MONUMENT COMPANY ROCK OF AGES F amzly Monuments Washlngton Canonsburg Monongahela I C PATSCH 81 SONS Dodge and Plymouth Dealers Houston Pa Canonshurg 162 163 BOYKA S RESTAURANT Luncheons Dmners SPECIALTY SIZZLING STEAKS Fmleyvllle Pa TOWING-ANYTIVIE ANYWHERE Heavy Duty Power Wmch Equipment FRANK SNEE GARAGE Cars Trucks Tractors SALES AND SERVICE New and Used Parts GEORGE VANDERSLICE Wholesale Florzst Phone 120R2l D No 2 Fmleyvllle Pa M COLAIZZO AGENCY Insure and Feel Secure 21 North Jefferson Avenue Canonsburg Pa CHARTIERS CINDER BLOCK COMPANY Manufacturers of Concrete and Cmder Blocks DELIVERED ANYWHERE IF labllshed 19223 Buy Better Budding B10 ks Best by Test Hou ton Pa Phone Canonsburg 1269 7 R. . . ' ' , . Phone 209-M Castonville, Pa. J. . .s ' 82 GILLESPIE SERVICE SIAIIUN cas suNoco on Recapping Service Automobile Accessories Batteries and Quick Charging Service Kelley Springfield - Tires Sr Tubes FRANK S JEWELRY STORE Dtamonds Watches Jewelry Expert Watch Repatrmg 1 EAST PIKE STREET CANOWSBURG PA 1948 CHARLES TELBAN GROCERIES FRESH MEATS CONFECTIONS Hackett In FINLEYVILLE 8513 FLOWERS AT POPULAR PRICES BBN TIIN FLOWER SHUI' West Pike St Ccmonsburg CONGRATULATIONS L P SPEAKIIMI FUNERAL DIRECTOR Ambulance Serv1ce Comer of Cherry and Grant Phone 1000 Donaldson Supply 81 Equlpmen Company LUMBER Sz BUILDERS SUPPLIES PAINT TRANSIT MIXED CONCRETE Cdnonsburg Pa GEORGE M CHALLENER AGENCY Insurance 0 all Kmds Real Estato Uortgages 120 NORTH CENTR AL AVENLE 9 5 ' , , . Phone: I I ' . . Pa. Phone: Ccrnonsburg 800 Houston, Pa. f. . ' I , Phone 534 I 85 ARTHUR S SALES 8 SERVICE S0 Ilnwu' Fl .Wu Ea HR I AAA Service TOWIUQ Complete Service Parts and Accessories For All Models Bethel Borough Corner Library Clifton Rd 6- Route 88 Phu Colonial 675 8 I O . I OO I O 5 S' A fi?- ,, r l R 'Z j 'BEM-ee, X' ' Q Built to b t th b t 1 the d . 1 Congratulalzons to the SENIOR CLASS OF 1990 F0771 FIRST NATIONAL BANK at Canonshurg ALGEO PHARMACY Two sromas- 677 Washington Road L0 u I 1 250 1186 North Illghland Road 1 80 Plttshurg,h 16 Ienna Complzrnf nl? MAYILRS DRUC STORE :ful Q CHARTIERS NU WAY Cleaners and Furrlers 131 W Pike Street Canonsburg Pa IJ 0 2500 The Best Cleaner Around Chapman Electrical Servlce Wzrmg Plumbing, anrl Healzng All WOR1x 1 LARXNIHLD HOTPOINT XPP1 IAWLES Ph nes I71n1eyx111e 30W and 119.1 -f - 4 c S -1 .' ' Colonia 16 . I , , , . ...0f... .- .' ', , h ne I 1 s I L M 52 Highland Avenue, Washington, Pa In I - fll -. Pu, ' 1'h0nc' 145 , o . . , - I ' 3 1' f , 1 ' .1 u Z 1 K ' 1 A 95 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Forest Vnlla Kane Shaffer Lnbrary Barber Shop Schnneder 84 McG1nn1s Porco Furs Dormont Mr F E Sanner McMurray D S Pollock W L Crawshaw Insurance The Tmy Store Borchert s Dress Shoppe Musnc Center R L Shrnver Turk Brothers Brody s Fme Furnnture Store Bethel Electrlc ohn Bonczek Clover Farm Gordon Clover Farm L1bby s Beauty Shoppe Caprno s Ice Cream Bar Bob s Tavern Fxnleyvnlle Trnangle Market Tonys Curb Servxce Waysnde Canteen D1Palrna Barber Shop Candy Shop Canonsburg Alco Cleaners 8: Dyers Wm McNeel Insurance Agency Bnllmgsley Photo Servxce Ethel Dasch Beauty Shoppe Blue Star Potato Chxp H E 8: E S C Blll s Place Sherp Barber Shop Wxllram Katz Marlene s Dress Shoppe Thompson s Daxry Bar Knrby s Shoe Store Book Shop Canonsburg Grants Canonsburg Carlo s Tavern Model Shop Canonsburg Campbell Brother s Grocerres Wxlllam Bartram Gates Beauty Shoppe Stephen s Bakery Chuck Alman Taxl F1nleyv1lle Amoco Servnce Statnon Acres Shoe Serv1ce White Front Restaurant Wxlson s Clover Farm Pxttsburgh Plate and Glass Amon Studno Canonsburg Furno Bakery Library W P Baldesberger 86 7 ... , .. 1, , . ,. . - v -1 n y . 1 9 'x y , . - x 9 u 1 n 9 v -a n ' v 1 9 JOHN A YATSKO GARAGE RENNIE AND WILLIAMS Welding Machinery RCPUU Arnerzcan Cas and Oil Canonsburg R D N0 QHRY SLLR AND PLYNIOLTH Phone Canonsburg 50471 2 Sak ani Serum WF WEID ANYFHIW ANYWHI-'Rf I'IIllPyVlHC Pa Phone 232 THE CLASS OF 50 W1Sh6S to take thns opportumty to thank the followmg persons for thelr help m publnshmg thlS 1930 edmon of Lm THE BOARD OF EDUCATION or approx mg :tx puhlzcatzon THE ADVERTISING PATRONS or their nanczal assistance THE PHOTO REFLEX ST UDIO and PHO FOGRAPHERS or their excellent photographic .ver uce MR C P MCNAUGHTON and DUQUESNE LITHOGRAPHING CO or asszxtance m publzshzng thu book THE STUDENTS AND FACLLTY OF PETERS TWP HIGH SCHOOL or purchasing our hook 87 I . . .. ..- . . .. .: 1 . f, 'fi ' f ' . 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