Pine Township High School - Recall Yearbook (Heilwood, PA)

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MARTHA THOMPSON Meri Future Home-makers of America . . . Pine Echo, '52 . . . pals with LaRue and Ruth . . . favor- ite subject is typing . . . plans :O get a government job good shorthand student JOSEPH TURKO H-Club . . . football . . . bas- ketball . . . track . . . All- County football team . . . Pine Recall Ad Staff . . . office mail- boy . . . favorite subject is trig- onometry . . . joe's ambition lies in construction THELMA WALTERMIRE Squinley County junior Red Cross Coun- cil . . . National Honor Society . . . F.H.A. Junior Red Cross . . . Girls' Chorus . . . Pine Recall . . . Fashion Show . . . Guess Again . . . enjoys social studies . . . future, teacher FRANCES ELAINE WHITNEY Fran Future Homemakers of America . . . Pine Recall Activities Staff . . . Fashion Show . . . favorite subject is social studies . . . Frances plans to be either a tele- phone operator or a nurse Girls' basketball team organized DAVID THORNTON ffSkipU Senior class president . . . Club president . . . vice-presI- dent, 'Sl . . . junior class treas- urer . . . National Honor Society . . . junior Red Cross Council . . . football . . . Pine Recall Editorial Stat! . . . quiet BETTY VANISH Belt! Vice-president F.H.A., '51 . . . lunior Red Cross . . . National Honor Society , . . Pine Recall Activities Staff . . . Dance Club . . . Fashion Show . . , likes :yping . . . wants to be a secre- tary DANIEL WOLFE lFDdn!! Future Farmers of America, Sen- tinal, '52 . . . Assistant Editor or Penn Run yearbook, '50... favorite study is agriculture . . . probably vvill be a larmer . . is very quiet

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BERNARD A. STEPHENS Bun Football . . . H-Club, '49, Wo, '1l. '13 . , . intramural basket- ball . . . Pine Recall Sports Statl . . ,engoys themistry class . . . pet ambition is to be a Jarr- .levtl , . . tlriwes ,A Pontiac IRENE S'rEPHENs Reine Chorus . . . Future Homemakers ot America , , . Pine Recall Sports Staff . . . secretary . . . Ircne's tavorite suhiett is typing . . . likes to read . . . wants to loin the XVAVES CARL S1'tt.Es lr'bm1y' Class vice- resident, '40, 'Sl . . . class prevalent. '80 . . . H-Club, secretary-treasurer, '52 . . . foot- ball . . . track . . . Pine Re- call . . . Student Council . . . tavoiite subtcct is math . . . amlaition. bustnewman R UTH STRONG Rf1ll1ie ' Pine Echo, 'SJ , . , Future Home- makers ot America . . . rc-tl' halted . . . known for her laugh . , . likes to type . . . future tmbttion, holding a government pub . . . Miss Stephens secre tary FRANCES STEPHENS Fam1y Chorus . . . Band . . . Penn Run F.H.A ..., County Festi- val . . . librarian . . . National Honor Society . . . secretary . . . tavorite subject is chemistry . . . :he tuture holds a nursing career lor Frances JOHN STEPHENS HSfC'f1b6'll.l'u H-Club Football manager . . . Pine Recall Underclassmen Staff . , . tnvorite subject is trigo- nometry . . . wants to be a truck driver . . . john likes to hunt in his leisure time EDITH STtLEs Buddy Future Homemakers of America . . . travels in a Chevrolet . , . plays on F,H.A. basketball team . . . likes journalism . , . would like to he a clerk . . . pal. with Betty Vant-ah MARJORIIE ANN THOMAS Margie Band . . . Chorus . . . Dance Band . . . County Orchestra . . . County Band . . . District Band . . . District Orchestra . . , Dance Club . . . F.H.A. . . . National Honor Society . . . Pine Recall . . . likes typing Five senior girls attend district music cstwals

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Turning our television dial to Channel '52, we see Madame Foresi in her Mystic Tea Room. The following is her prediction for the future of the class of 1952 ten years after graduation. IRENE STEPHENS has recently attained the rank of Captain, the highest rating in the Waves. BOB FALCONE, who replaced Edgar Hoover as head of the F.B.I., is giving dictation to his private secretary, VIRGINIA DELLA VALLE. Serving as a missionary in the Belgian Congo is NORMA JOINER. Her guide is JOHN LEWIS who drives her around in her green '46 Buick. We see BETTY POPOVICH washing baby bottles. Betty, a model housewife, now has eight children. MARJORIE RAYMOND, private secretary, is seen showing LARRY CONTRUCCI, president of the United Nations, into the office of DAVID THORNTON, president of the United States, for an important peace conference. JOE TURKO, Postmaster General of the U. S., is being interviewed by JEANNE BRACKEN, feature editor of the Heilwood Herald, owned and operated by the famous sports announcer DON BREWER and edited by ROSE MARIE DETWILER. RONALD jUSKO, district manager of jusko's chain stores, located from Heilwood to Browns- town, has hired MARY DRAHNAK as clerk and bookkeeper and DON MOORE as head butcher. Returning from South America is MICHAEL DROPP, big game hunter, who got his start in the Heilwood Rod and Gun Club. RAYMOND NEWLIN, well-known minister, is seen conferring with his choir director, THELMA WALTERMIRE. An old television show has been revised and is now called Kukla, Pat and Ollie, starring PAT LAWLER. On the same channel we see We See In '7fae 4u1fuae... CARL STILES, star of Hillbilly Hit Parade, with HELEN SLANOC as square dance caller and dancer. Helen has invented a special device de- signed to hold her skirt up. SALLY LUNN and ANNA AMANTEA are posing as models in the Parisian Modeling Studio owned by DAN WOLFE and DANE HENRY. MILDRED SLIPPY has just won the world prize for raising the largest cabbage heads. She owns one of the nation's largest cabbage fatms. BILL MISKO and DOLORES STACHURSKI are stars in Hollywood. Bill plays tough-guy roles while Dolores plays the romantic lead. MARGE THOMAS, first lady executive of the Sterling Oil Company, is reminiscing with FRANCES WHITNEY who operates her own drive-in restaurant. Partners in a trans-continental bus company ire VICTOR ABATE, LEO BENNETT, GEORGE GILLO, and MIKE RUSKO. They carry heavy insurance against broken windows. Steady customers of the DOLLA FORESI Diaper Service are ANNA BURLEY and .IO- ANNE SHANK. Lady taxi driver, MARY ANN RATAY, is rushing LOIS DETWILER to the theater where she co-stars with Texas GARRE'I'I', formerly known as JAYE, in the Broadway hit West of Smokelessf' The play was written, produced and directed by EVELYN LINGENFELTER. Instructors in the How to Get Your Man School for Girls are RUTH S'1RONG, MARTHA THOMPSON and LARUE MCCLINSEY, who are experts in the held after studying for many years. After winning the world champion typists' crown, MARGARET KUZEMCHAK has estab- lished her own typewriter company. BOB STAHL and JIM BENNETT are dili- gently working on their 1500-acre farm. The Strongstown Loan Company holds the mortgage. It is owned and operated by JOHN STEPHENS and BERNARD STEPHENS, banking tycoons. CHARLOTTE SLIPPY is seen displaying her hand-made sea-shell jewelry in a local jewelry store of which she is the proprietor. EDITH STILES and IRENE OROS are bat- tling for the title of champion female wrestler. BETTY VANISH, proprietor of Betty's Beauty Salon, is giving free treatments to all Pine Township teachers. FRANCES STEPHENS' trig has helped her get a job as technical engineer for the Westing- house Corporation.