Point Marion High School - Che Mon Yearbook (Point Marion, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1953 volume:

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As a token of appreciation, however. we should like to link their devotion to this chapter of one year in our lives. Thus it is with love and grati- tude that we dedicate this 1953 issue of the Che-Mon to our folks BELCDRD IS FOLDED INTO THE PAGES OF TIME JN s i Ki ' R 1 ADMINISTRATION FAFULTY UNDERCLASSES FAMIIIAR PERSONS CGME BEFGHE US SEN IORS 1 First Row, left to right: Louis Perry, Dr. Gilbert Bertiaux, Thomas Smith. Orville Matthews, Ioseph Rider. Second Row, Emer- son Provance, Edwin Bowers, George Franks. O. S. Brown, Charles Shaffer. The Albert Gallatin Joint Board of Education which is in charge of the new school jointure is made up of twenty-five members. The Joint Committee, composed of five members, a rep- resentative from each of the five high schools, boards of education, meets once a month to take care of all business matters pertaining to the new school system. MR. IAMES FAST Assistant Supervising Principal l8l Mr. Hanley graduated from Brownsville High School and earned his Bachelor's Degree at California State Teachers' College and his M.A. from the University of Pittsburgh. He is a great sports fan, and he particularly likes to hunt and fish. This is Mr. I-Ianley's fifth year at P.M.H.S. This is the second year that Mr. Walker has been principal of PMHS He holds a Bache lors Degree from Indiana State Teachers Col lege and a Masters Degree from Pitt He is always ready to lend a helping hand and is highly respected by all the students A general assistant supervising principal whose main concern is to keep the grade schools running smoothly is Mr Fast He has quite a job since the Jomture has been completed but his lndustry is slowly solving current problems Mr Evans is a supervising principal who re ceived his training in the Masontown schools He is responsible for secondary education in the jomture system no MISS ELSIE CUPELLI MRS BARBAPA MCCLURE SECRETARIAL ASSISTANTS Miss Elsie Cupelli is the secretary to Albert Gallatin High School under Mr Hanley Elsie is a prominent and well known person in this district Mrs Barbara McClure office secretary for several years has been recently replaced by Miss Juanita Lyons a graduate of Point Marion High School 'ei' lu. .,,,-9 MR HARRY WALKER MR LESTER EVANS Principal Assistant Supervising Principal .45 . -5 in X .lisa xx , V l9l .. 9 . , ng Lu Hs V if? -N ,W ,.-71. 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V? 5 .. .ff 'rx f . vi' MR POBEPT BRADMAN B S Waynesburg College M A West Vuguua Um versrty served rn the au force as an aenal gunner on a heavy bomber plays the piano hkes hrs Chevy and radro one of our semor hrgh math teachers MRS ALICE SCHMIDT B S West Vtrgrma Unrversrty pleasant home eco nomrcs teacher always has a smrle for everyone loves to play golf has a sweet baby boy who IS her brggest hobby MISS MARY CATHERINE OBRIEN Bachelor of Educatron Degree at Duquesne Umversrty now attendrng classes at West Vrrgmra Umversrty Comes to us from Masontown has done a good 1ob wzth the commercral department MR LORAN WARD M S West Vrrgmra Unrversrty and B S Concord College our capable coach that led the Pornters to a mythr cal champronshrp enjoys plannmg football plays to teach to hrs son for the future possesses a beautrful smrle and a southem accent eats anythrng good MISS LOIS DOWNING B S Muskmgum College lxked by all students has personalrty plus works very hard wrth the grrls and boys Glee Club Beta Tn H1Y Sponsor enjoys dancmg and tce skatmg MRS MARY LOU SHAFFER M H teaches law and consumers educatxon graduated from Pomt Marlon her car got rn the news very fnendly MR APTHUR CONNER B S lndrana State Teachers College freshman basketball coach assrstant football coach teaches yuruor hrgh hrstory a favorrte of many of the stu dents MRS IRIS KAPNICKY West Vrrgrma Un1vers1ty B S rn Phys Ed M S n Phys Ed taught rn Morgantown before comnng o Pomt Marlon favonte hobbres are cookmg sewmg swrmmrng and of course takmg care of that husband of hers sponsor of the Leaders Club MISS NANCY SHRIVER B S Calrforma State Teachers College sponsor of the cheerleaders responsrble for the good work on the Pomter a hrstory teacher wrth many orrgmal rdeas MR KENNETH TITUS A B Bethany College M A WestV1rg1n1a Umversrty always seen wrth the Dnvers Educatron Car teach mg anxrous students how to drrve also teaches Word Hrstory a man of knowledge THE PRODUCTS TOMORROW I HD Mr Robert Bradman Mrs Alxce Schmxdt Mrss Mary Catherme 0Br1en Mr Loran Ward Mrss Lors Downing Mrs Mary Lou Shaffer Mr Arthur Conner Mrs Ins Kapnlcky Miss Nancy Shriver Mr Kenneth Titus 1' , . tt f' r,,y , , . 'I ,' V 1 .dh B..S. Indiana State Teachers College . . . first year at P. . .S. . . . ' ' . .. . Q I . V1 if . C, - Uv Bl , . Illl FACULTY . . . DISPEN MR. WILLIAM BRITT Westrninister College . . . a kind and thoughtful teacher who hails from 59 B . . . likes collecting things . . . keeps the 7-C and 8-C well informed in the three R's . . . friendly to have around. MRS. MARGARET LORIAUX B. S. California State Teachers' College , , . attended Ohio University and University of Pittsburgh . . . has a srnile for everyone and always willing to lend a helping hand . . . likes cooking and traveling , . . asset to Tri'Hi-Y. MR. ALFRED SPRINGER B. S. California State Teachers' College . . . a real whiz at those tough math problems . . . enjoys best hunting and reading . . . can tell you all about a camera . . . The result of late hours. liked by G11 at p. M, H. 5. MRS. HVELYN LYONS California State Teachers' College . . . East Strausburg Teachers' College . , . Indiana State Teachers College . . , Waynesburg College . . . very educated teacher . . . does a good job of supervising our halls at lunch time. 7-. M DK M.. I, J' Jai, fr 1 'vv Mr. William Britt Mr. Alfred Springer Mr. Anthony LoCoCo Mr. Bruce Robinson Mr. Russell Troxel Mrs. Margaret Loriauyt Mrs, Evelyn Lyons Mrs. Margur-rite Trump Mrs. Elizabeth Dills Mrs. Edna Marthows llil SERS OF IDEAS MR. ANTHONY LoCOCO Graduate of the Conservatory of Music in Palermo. Italy . . . Spike Iones of Point Marion High School . . . has a knack for cooking real good spaghetti . . . deserves a lot of credit for a fine band. MRS. MARGUERITE TRUMP B. S, California State Teacher's College . . . favorite food is pie . . . spends most of her free time gardening and reading . . . teaches tool subjects . . . really knows how to instruct her students. MR. BRUCE ROBINSON B. S. West Virginia University . . . teaches Vocational Agriculture to all his eager students . . . Raises Beef Cattle in his spare time . . , always has a smile for everyone . . . our red-haired guy. MRS. ELIZABETH DILLS B. S. California State Teachers College . . . teaches civics to ninth grade students . . . very easy to get along with . . . has a very friendly smile . . .likes to vacation at Sunset Beach in the summer. MR. RUSSEL TROXEL B. S. California State Teachers' College . . . one and only shop teacher . . . music is his hobby, especially playing a bass fiddle in his Sad Sack's Orchestra . . . loves to smoke his pipe. MRS. EDNA MATTHEWS B. E, California State Teacher's College and Duquesne University . . . well liked by all her students . . . al- ways seen guarding the hall . . . just loves to sew and work around the house. Back to grade school. Paint me a picture! Turn that crank . . . throw that carriage. FACULTY THESE ARE THE GUIDES M an Mrss jessxe M Nieman Mrs Ruth Duffy Dr Mxldred Van Zandt Mrs Lorena Emercson Mr Ralph Kmkead Mr Paul Yanak Mrs Kathleen Rousseau Mrs Alice Strosnlder MISS IESSIE M NIEMAN A M A Unlverslty of Pittsburgh An English teacher who msprres us to greater herghts um Lrterature Excellent mstructor and drrector of plays She does wonders wxth the Semor Class has a great fond ness tor musxc travel and books MR RALPH KINKEAD B S Mrllersvtlle State Teachers College lrkes the students science they w1l1 never forget tavorlte saymg Now 11 I catch you people talkm when I come rn well have a lxttle test loves travelmg 1n hrs car MRS RUTH DUFFY B S Mxllersvxlle State Teachers College ltkes steak and trench lrxes collects recrpes watches telev1s1on farthtully knows the hbrary hke a book a great help to all students her summers are spent travelrng MR PAUL YANAK B S Edmboro State Teachers College a competent therr decorating problems hkes to read and sleep pamted our backdrop tor the mmstrel DR VAN ZANDT Cahtomra State Teachers College B M West Vrrgrma Ph D Unxversxty of Prttsburgh Dean ot Guls we would be lost wrthout here wonderful sense ot humor respected by all students and faculty always ready to help MPS KATHLEEN ROUSSEAU B M and A M West Vrrgmxa Umverslty teaches our students Latm and Englxsh has many rnterests rn readrng hstemng to classxcal musxc and dough ter Vlctorxa takes up her spare t1me MRS LOP ENA EMERSON Spends all her spare t1me takrng care cf our httle old aches and pams wonderful asset to our school shares the Home Ec burldmg wrth Mrs Schm1dt well lxked by all students MRS ALICE STROSNIDER A B Waynesbug College M A Columbxa Untversrty teaches tenth graders General Scxense along wrth her many quotes from Shakespeare has a pleasmg personalxty and the respect of all her students enjoys theaters and travehng ll4l 0 C C , 1 2 C . 'fl . B. -- . . ' ' ' . . . ' g g ' E . . . - T t , , . Ku d V V - ' grim. .5 -3 ,. x art teacher . . . never fails to help the students with K YH . . . l b W . . . . - lg Q, gg . . . . L ' ' ' .. . A. .M . A. A, XJ H I . . D , - y QE I 1 ' THAT BEAR THE TORCH OF LEARNING THAT WE MAY LIGHT OUR TINY CANDLES . QL I 5 E U' 2: I .J mil , I VANCE BURBRIDGE IOSEPH KEARNEY A if , .Af gf Q 'f M1 'yi Q 2 5 J L! 'fl' 4- uw Q ' ,f :jg ' F A 3 ' y . 49 JHHII is X -an , xxx . 1' - 4. ' 1 A I fl A I 'I 4 'l J 1 1 J 'Q ifs , V' , 14 r - if . F 15 1 1 1, , . f ' 1,2 1 r 1 l I 'S' A P? nl if ji 1 fif ,. 54.2 1-Q, 4? fs 5 f' A 44 'ETS' , sv Qs Ybhp-rt Blussl r Phy hs Bowurs Ruin-gfa Ann Bmu rs Paul Brewer. Jr. Eugene Burbridge Robert Butterworth George Cavanaugh Edna Mae Cech Danny Chadderton Mary' Jam' Clark Rubs-rta Ann Clark Nora Mao Conn U91 THE 1953 SENIORS Remember Four Years Ago: ROBERT BLOSSER Bob An easy-going guy. with a wonderful disposition , . . at ease with a paint brush . . . hopes to write a play that Miss Nieman will use for the Senior Presentation. PHYLIS BOWERS Phyl Our queen of the senior class . . . favorite pastime is Buddy . . . active in school activities . . . vice presi- den of Student Congress . . .possesses an attractive wardrobe and a tiny waistline. REBECCA ANN BOWERS Becky The gal who beat her feet on the Mississippi mud in the Minstrel . . . loves to ride horses . . . one of our pretty majorettes . . . Triel-li.Y and Student Guide Staff . . . ambition, stable of horses. PAUL BREWER. IR. Paul Always has a grin for everyone . . .seems to like Sunnyside a lot . . . Always seen with Gene and Bob . . . His ambition is to keep his convertible out of the garage. EUGENE BURBRIDGE Gene One of the Minstrel's Rhythm-Boys . . . a snappy dresser . . . one of the Sunnyside gang . . . his chief aim in life is to get all his work for Miss Nieman in on time. ROBERT BUTTERWORTH Bob Another of the Rhythm Boys. also one of the snazzy dressers bleacher patrol . . . just loves to . . Gene's buddie . . . . . . head man of the sleep in class. Gene Burbridge, Phylis Bowers, Becky Bowers, Robert Blosser. Headaches and Heartaches! GEORGE CAVANAUGH George Always grinning and talking . . . especially in class . . . never in a hurry . . . except in going home . . . keeps things alive everywhere he goes . . . will gladly turn his tuba over to the next year's victim. EDNA MAE CECH Edna Mae A very attractive gal who hails from Bobtown . . . one cf our traitors who wears a Mapletown class ring . . . favorite pastime is writing letters to Pete who is in the service. DANNY CHADDERTON lck Oh Yeah . . . Yeah! that's Danny . . . he hails from the big city of Bobtown . . . loves hash . . . usually seen driving his Dad's car . . . plans to be a bachelor and a miser. MARY IANE CLARK Maggie Often seen driving her Ford . . . works at Bamey's . . . very quiet in school, outside, very pleasant . . . always has a smile for everyone , . . hails from the large city oi Davidson. ROBERTA ANN CLARK Bobby One of the most ambitious gals in the class . . . attrib- uted to Senior Play . . . always willing to lend a help- ing hand . . , Point Marion's livewire . . . an efficient, coeoperative student. NORA MAE CONN Nora Wonderful girl . . . a very good student . . . a friend to everyone, especially Earl!!! . . . has a very sweet personality . . , has a smile for everyone . . . comes from down New Geneva way. George Cavanangh, Edna Mae Cech, Roberta Clark, Bob Butterworth. E191 REMEMBER US PLEASE: BY OUR NAMES! GAIL COOLEY Gail SANDRA LEE DILS 5GY1dY A cute gal who comes to us from Smithfield . . . has A very attractive girl from out Smithfield way' . - personality plus . . . loves spaghetti . . . hails from usually studying chemistry , . . really a Whiz - - - Town 27 . . . will be hearing wedding bells soon . . . most always seen with Carrie . . . one of Original Dog- faQthiul member Cf Tri-Hi-Y, patch-Ridgerunners of the Minstrel. ricfimo CRAWFORD Tiny BETTY DU-UNGER HWY A friendly, dependable F. F. A. member from Dilliner A Cute Qld who hails from, Eobtown '1' ' hqssc Pleciinq . . . good lineman on the football squad . . . likes all Per5fmU1nY ' ' ' GIWGYS Wu mf? to Rep ' minor Cass spans A ' I hopes to attend cguege ' l 4 one of the president . . . favorite pastime is being with Iesse biggest boys in the class' . . . plans to marry after graduation. D A d ROBERT CRISPIN Bob ANDREW ROP n Y One of our small but mighty seniors . . . a necessity to our sports department . . . always ready for a good time . . . is usualy seen heading for Morgantown . . . attends school occasionally. Rcams around everywhere in his big coal truck . . . especially around Point Marion . . . cf the Bruno's best customers . . . a regular speed demon . . . ambition, to get a job. MARY ELIZABETH DUMONT Punky RE DA . LAW NCB RBY Larry Another of our peppy majorettes . . .Leaders Club. Excels in many sports . . .a good dancer and also a very Student Guide Staff . . . favorite pastime, Mike . . . neat dresser . . . spends most of his time with a certain and we don't mean Mike's Store either! . . . often redhead from Bobtown . . . loves swimming . . . looks heard saying Check that . . . has a cute grin for cute in levls. everyone, IACK DAUGHERTY lack DELBERT EASTER Bachi Our quiet and bashful basketball player from Lake Lynn Our No. 1 hookey player . . . looks good in a pair of . . . a good student . . . a possessor of a big smile levis . . . real neat and witty . . . haunts Bobtown's and friendly ways . . . always ready to help where tank row . . . theme song- Smoke gets in your eyes. it's needed. SHIRLEY EBERHART Shirley SAMUEL DICK Sam A pretty girl with lovely long hair . , . likes to drive A Future Farmer . . . loves to drive Dolores around when she gets the car . . . easy to get along with . . . barrel of fun . . . has a cute smile . . . of of the . . . likes to square dance . . . favorite pastime is few boys who dances . . . wonderful personality. singing. Lawrence Darby, Bob Crispin, Rich Crawford, Betty Dillinger, Sam Dick, Andy Drop, Nora Conn, Gail Cooley, Jack Daugherty. Mary Dumont, Sandra Dils. Gail Cooley Richard Crawford Robert Crispin Lawri-nm' Darby Jack Daughurly Samuel Dick Sandra Lee Dils Betty Dillinger Andrew Drop Marx Elizabi-th Dumont D1-llu-rt Eastl-r Shirlvy Elxvrhz-ir! fv- J 1' if gl-run saw , S . L A f' bfi 9 l is i' . K ,4 ,j- l 14 .' ' 4 , fi PQ -.ab I 3 I2 ll THIS LOVE OF MINE: EARLY DISMISSAL! IOANNE EVERLY lo A sweet auburn haired girl from Smithfield . . .likes to talk . . . always seen with Josephine and Carol . . . did a swell job as Lettie in the Lean Years . . . Loves the Ivory Ballroom. FRANCIS FECHECK Frank Mr. LoCoco's right hand man . . . a forensic member for several years . . . always laughing and joking . . . owner of a swell personality . . . liked by all who know him . . . member of Senior play. MICHAEL REED FRERE Mike A tricky dresser . . . Class President in '52 . . . favor- ite saying, all right fella . . . always heard singing going through the halls . . . Che-Mon Staff, Student Congress and Senior Play . . . never fails to speak. SANDRA GLOVER Sandy Always has a nice smile . . . hails from Smithfield . . . favorite pastime is writing letters to Richard . . . plans to be married right after graduation . , .can usually be seen with Louella. IRVIN GRIMM Irvin One of Mr. Robinsons ardent F, F, A. boys who hails from Smithfield . . .favorite dish is chicken with all the trimmings . . . the band couldn't play without him . . . plans to become a good farmer. EDWARD GURSKY Ed A handsome boy who hails from the city oi Newtown . . . constantly talking and laughing . . . loves to tease people , . . favorite pastime is watching T. V. fights . . . very neat dresser. Left to Right: Joanne Everly, Mike Frere, Sandra Glover Frank Fecheck, Shirley Eberhart, Irvin Grimm. RICHARD GURSKY Ricky 'he other handsome Gursky brother. . .edited our Che-Mon . . . a very good typist . . . did a wonderlul job in the Mlnstrel . . . very neat dresser . . . a good sport . . . Boy cf the Month. RUTH HAGAR Toot Toot A short but cute little girl . . , commercial student . . . who has no plans . . . neat dresser . . . favorite say- ing is Don't tell me . . .Favorite person is an ex- truck driver from Cleveland. DEVONNA HERRINGTON Donnie Our smallest majorette . . . Student Congress Secretary . . . loads of fun to be with . . . can always be heard talking about Frankie . . . a wililng worker and an all around nice girl. WILDA HOST Wilde One of the cutest girls in our Class . . . always heard saying You think . . . personality plus . . . liked by everyone . . . one of the best Head Cheerleaders we ever had . . . Loves her man. BETTY LOUISE HOUZE Bet A friendly girl with a beautful smile . . . loves to swim at Circus Point. . .forever cruising up Morgantown way in her little green Ford . . . editor of the Student Guide . . . member of Che-Mon Staff. LOUELLA IENKINS Lou Possesses a beautiful voice . . . In Forensics, Senior Minstrel . . . favorite pastime-reading letters from Eddie . . . has a very contagious giggle . . . often say- in, Oh fiddle dee dee , . . couldn't get along without her. Donnie Herrington, Betty Houze, Ruth Hagar, Wilda Host, Rich Gursky, Harvey Golden. Eddie Gursky IN MY ARMS: PLENTY OF BOOKS! CAROL ANN IOHNSON Carol A very sweet girl with lovely brown eyes . . .hails from McKinley Hill . . .A regular at the Ivory Ball Room . . . Member of Tri-Hi-Y . . . Always seen with IoAnn, Emma, or Io. CHARLES IOHNSON Charles One cf our quieter senior boys . . . comes to us from Smithfield . . . was an ardent member of the Science Club . . . has a smile for everyone . . . always ready to help. CAROL ANN IONES Carol Pres. of Student Congress first semester . . . best athlete and Captain of Leader's Club . . . Future plans include a guy named Bud . . .often seen waving to people from the cage at Bamey's . . . lots of fun. ROBERT IOYCE Bob A native Point Marion boy . . . quiet type . . . likes to sleep in class . . . can be seen most any time driving Carlier's Truck . . . One of George's pals . . . and Paul's side-kick. AUBREY KIRKPATRICK Whistle Lives way up at Locust Hill . . . can always be seen with his pals . . . tall and slender . . . always ready AUDREY IEAN LAUGHERY Our cute head majorette . . . forever with Punky jitterbug . . . drives a lit nyside gang . . takes tickets at Audrey Bamey's good dancer . . . likes to tle Chevie . . .member of Sun RONALD LeFEVRE Fireball A good looking lad. . . Exceeds in all sports . . . keeps all the girls guessing . . .very neat dresser captain of the football team . . . High school treasurer ...Co IDA LORENZ Bounce A brownette from Point Marion . . . always seen at Sunnyside . . . loves to swim and eat spaghetti and meatballs . . . efficient secretary for the Alpha Tn Hi-Y. SUSANNE LYONS Sus A cute blonde from Lake Lynn . . . Vigorous cheer leader . . . second home is Sunnyside . . . one of Miss Nieman's pets . . . cn the senior play cast . . . plans to find a career. DANIEL MANKINS Danny Comes to us from up Lake Lynn Way . . . enjoys spa ghetti without meatballs . . . quiet, serious, and nice looking . . . always has fun when swimming . . . swell friend to have . . . willing to help out at any with a good joke . . . loves french fries, football, and time' his girl. PATRICIA MARTIN Pa HUBERT LABIN Huber! Goes with a sailor . . . hails from New Geneva . A very pleasant senior boy . . . a real farmer at heart always seen with Lettie . . . forever seen eating extra . . . quiet until you get to know him . . . always ready sandwiches in he cafeteria . . . possesses a very with a smile and willing to lend a helping hand. friendly smile. Ida Lorenz. Susie Lyons, Carol Jones, Louella jenkins, Ronnie LeFevre, Audrey Laughery. Carol johnson, Aubrey Kirkpatrick. I-Ill' Q f -.ve .,,, 4 ' Q I24l A .mi .K -.. ' A .44 lb 5411-r w -,IZ-rar,-,. DRIVER EDULAIION 4 tar s Carol Ann johnson Charles johnson Carol Ann Jom-s ,gl 4:3 fit Robert Joyce Aubrey Kirkpatrick Hubert Labin Aucircv Jean Laughn-ry Ronald LL-Fvvrv Ida Lorcnz Gr' Qin. '59 r ',i Susanne Lyons Daniel Mankins Patricia Martin i251 ag ,S 'K 49' ,eg hi? 1 . '-ab x J, 43 'Q ' 4 4? 'Rvws-W l4 ' QB ER-ffl 9? ,fgfiifgv ? :l 7 .M .,,-.all pl- Q, ff?-'QA-'--3 , :F-1-1311295 X TN- J W5 JoAnn McClure josophxnc Mm-dvr-d Davul Morne Margaret Myurs Wilma Louin- Ninc Robvrt Pala-rmo Elizabvlh Joan Palm Franklin Pukar Emma Pollock Ruth Prw.'mn'l Nlarlvnv Rumi Bruu- Rolunvmn. Jr. l26l MY SHINING HOUR: THE 3:30 BELL IoANN MCCLURE Io ELIZABETH IOAN PALM Cussie One of our cute redheads with a pleasing personality One of cur very pretty redheads who hails from Bob- . . . a very good shorthand student . . . Favorite pas- town . . . has a wonderful personality . , . owner cf a time is going with Sam . . . Always willing to lend very attractive wardrobe . . . can usually be found in a helping hand . . . a real pal. the gym dancing. IOSEIDHINE MEDVED Io FRANKLIN PEKAR Frank A very nice girl with personality plus . . . always Our Al Iolson in the Senior Minstrel . . . hails from ready for U good time I I I G rem uve wire in me min, Friendship Hill . . . always clawning in P.ID. . . . loves Streh She is liked by Gu I I I G wining Women to teasef the girls . . . hates listening in class . . . owns a witty laugh . . , did a fine job in Senior play. DAVID MORRIS Pete EMMA POLLOCK .,Em.. Did a swell piece of acting in The Lean Years . . . enjoys playing football or baseball.. .has a large appetite for macaroni and cheese . . .forever loafing with Aubrey and Hubie. A sweet and dainty little girl . . . has lovely black hair . . . owner of a very cute wardrobe . . . friendly to everyone . . . has a attractive smile and wonderful personality. MARGARET MYERS Marg A sweet senior girl who is a proud owner of a won- derful personality. . .gives excellent speeches in English class , . . did a wonderful job in the minstrel and in the Senior play. RUTH PROVANCE Ruth This pretty lass has a smile for everyone . . . very friendly and easy to get along with . . . a member of Tri-Hi'Y . . . is a ready and willing worker . . . Has a very meek voice. WILMA LOUISE NINE Bid MARLENE REED Nicki A VGYY ffl9nd1Y QM - - ' WSWS U IOVSIY diamond OH One of our cute girls who hails from Bobtown . . . a lfelf left hand ' membefI0f TCW? 27 - Onfiof the very neat dresser . . . always willing to lend a helping HIIHOP 95119 - - - fflvoflle Pflsllme 15 Wfllmg 10 hand . . . to become a housewife is her plans for the Harold. future. ROBERT PALERMO Bob BRUCE ROBINSON. IR. Ierry One of our quiet, but studious boys . . . Mr. Kinkead's A tall fellow with a good disposition to match . . . our buddie . . . drives a big blue Chrysler . . . played own photographer . . . a faithful band member . . . great football . . . on the senior play cast . . . plans forensics . . . his life aim is to put Charlie Horse out to be a shoe maker. of business . . . which he may! Louise Nine, Josephine Medved. JoAnn McClure. Frank Pekar. Ema Pollock. Robert Palermo. Pat Martin, Margaret Myers. Ruth Provanco. Joan Palm. MISSED THE SATURDAY NIGHT DANCE: EXAMS NANCY GAIL ROBINSON Nanc ABRAHAM SNYDER Abe A very quiet, dependable gal, who is a friend to every' One of our smaller boys from Springhill . . . forever cne . . . from near Fallen Timbers . . . did a fine job clowning around with the boys and teasing the girls in the Senior play . . . is always smiling wherever . . . likes to tell jokes . . .possesses a contagious she goes. laugh . . . rather sleep than come to school. OLIVER RODERICK Ollie CHARLES SPEINGER Chuck A tal , nice looking boy from Nilan . . . spends all his One ol our sharp dressers . . . a great lover of Mor- spare time skating . . . a quiet and loyal friend . . . gantown . . . owner of a very sharp wardrobe . . . member cf F. F. A .... one of Miss Nieman's favorites forever cleaning his bucks . . . starred in Elmer . . . . . a friendly disposition with a pleasing smile. Our No. 1 Crew-cut man. SHIRLEY RODERICK Shirl CAROLYN STEVENSON Carrie A sweet, but quiet senior girl . . . has beautiful long Vice-president of Beta Tri-Hi-Y . . . loyal band member brown hair . . . likes to skate . , . possesses a won- for three years . . . could eat french fried chicken at derful personality . . . a very willing worker . . . Treas- Richards anytime . . . member of the freshman play urer ci Alpha Tri-Hi-Y. cast Football Hero . . . always seen with Sandy. MARY ANN ROSNICK Hpepeeu CONNIE STEWART Connie A friendly girl with a smile for everyone . . . a member Cffnnle hails from Luke I-Yfm - - - ffivofileh food is of Tri-Hi-Y . . . favorite saying is Am I late again? Chicken ' - ' fm ardent member Ol the 'Iln'H1'Y ' ' ' V y l lcves potato Chips . . y plans to be an airline after graduation she plans to become Mrs. Victor Orban hostess, . . . very friendly . . . also very quiet. ROBERT SCOTT ,,SCOnY,, DENZIL STEWART Dennie Point Mari3n's No. I Scotty . . . likes to drive his little one of the blgger senior boys who hves down New Geneva way . . . spends all his spare time in Morgan- town with Phyllis . . . loves to eat . . . knows the road to Morgantown blind-folded. Ford . . . Possessor of a real cute smile . . . Touch- down kid at Mapletown's game . . . Ambition -none!!! DOLORE3 SMITH Smitty IENNIE LEE TITUS Iennie Lee One cf our quiet senior girls who lives on the Stewarts- Girl cf the Mcnth . . . always seen driving her little town Road . . . her favorite food is banana cream pie black Ford . . . the life oi every party . . . a riot in . . . Student Congress member . . . ambition is to be- Minstrel and play . . . an excellent student and always come a secretary to Arthur Godfrey. willing to help. Shirley Roderick. Oliver Roderick, Nancy Robinson. Dolores Smith, Connie Stewart, Carolyn Stevenson Bruce Robinson, Mary Ann Resnick. Chas Springer, Abe Snyder, Robert Scott. Nancy Gail Robinson Shirley Roderick Mary Ann Rosnick Robert Scott Dolores Smith Abraham Snytli-r Charles Springur Carolyn Stevenson Connn- Stewart Dunzil Stewart ,It-nnir Lc-Q Titus :ff- ' 3 F JC! xc A, 'Q Qg ...1 ,-if rfb' f Y Q., f 5 1 ..3m?pY' l29l Q 1 4 1. Wir, ,D . 3 J-s. m -,X 1' W, Y '35 m Elizabeth Jane Tony Janet Louise Treese Wilham Uhler Alma Verna Thomas Wancheck Bernard Whoolery john Wiley Elward Wiltrout Dorothy Wozniak Kvnneth Barton LITTLE DID I KNOW: THE ANSWERS ELIZABETH IANE TONY Babe IOHN WILEY luck A very pretty girl wh., owns a very sweet smile . . . The tallest cmd nicest guy around . . . one of our neat dresser . . . has a wonderful personality and pretty better basketball stars . . . has a few dozen extra black hair . . . favorite pastime is dancing . . . usually brains. . . loyal member of the Che-Mon staff . . . hang- seen driving her truck. out is Brunos! EDWARD WILTROUT Eddie IANET LOUISE TREESE Treese Another Bobtown donation to the senior class . . . fav- orite classes are English and P. D .... Scottie's right hand man . . . played good football. especially at Mapletown . . . his ambtion is to own a service sta- tion. Vice-President of Student Congress first semester . . . Girl-of-the-Month . . . was president of Tri-Hi-Y . . . favorite saying is You know it . . . a very attractive girl . . . excellent student. WILLIAM UHLER ,,Hunky,, DOROTHY WOZNIAK Dot Hails from Bobtown . . . one of the lucky girls who has a job and a man . . . Ambition to go to Califomia . . . likes to drive and work in the office. A real nice guy . . .Captain of the basketball team . . . likes Buicks with big gas tanks . . . capable Student Congress president . . . neat dresser . . . plans on being a forest ranger. IN MEMORIAM KENNETH BARTON Bom December 5, 1935 Died December 30, 1952 ALMA VERNA Yome Alma always has a friendly smile for everyone . . . member of the Alpha Tri Hi-Y . . .her favorite food is chili and her favorite saying is Coniption fits . . . plans to be a housewife. S ' N A P' d THOMAS WANCHECK Tom e 's 0 'cme A good looking boy from Bobtown . . . runs a fan club PAUL CARPENTER Paul for females . . . the basketballl player who keeps the A friendly fellow . . . always ready to lend a helping City League outstanding . . . Eddie's buddie . . . plans hand . . . willing to teach the other fellows how to on being a butcher when he grows up. grow beards . . . hopes someday to get his new boots broken in. BERNARD WHOOLERY Hot Rod HARVEY GOLDEN Harvest Famous for that Model A Hot Rod . . . quiet 'til you get Our shortest Senior . . . if good looks are done up in to know him . . . Ambition, to be a good mechanic . . . small packages, then he's valuable . . . always seen favorite food is, Anything eatable . . . helps keep with Rich or Scotty . . . favorite pastime is going hunt- the Snake Pit alive. ing and fishing, William Uhler, Jennie Titus, Denzil Stewart, Dorothy Wozniak, jack Wiley, Tom Wancheck Janet Treese. Alma Vema. Ed Wiltrout, Bernard Whoolery. SENIOR PROPHECY . . . Place: Anytown, U. S. A. Time: 1958 Ruth Provance has just won the top honors at the National Twirling Contest held in Af- ghanistan. Bernard Whoolery has just com- pleted his 1000th auto race and is now sole owner of the Indianapolis Speedway. Dolores Smith has just replaced Albert Einsteing she proved to have a far superior brain. Nancy Robinson has just started a new fad: she is modeling new caps for nurses on her beautiful black hair. Becky Bowers has just been nomi- nated Miss America of 1958. Wilda has been nominated Mrs. America. As you can guess, she is now Mrs. Coke Kurilko. Paul Carpenter is now sole owner of the Black Jack Boot Com- pany. His motto: No creaks or squeaks--just boots. T E CLASS WILL . . . The time has now arrived when we. the grads of '53. must say farewell to our dear school. According to custom. before we depart, we leave our most precious and valuable be- longings to the following classes with the hope that the members will treasure and take care of our gifts. To the Junior Class, our motto- We studied, but we just don't understand -with the hope that they use it with more success than we did. Also. to the Junior Class. we bestow the honor of writing the will of the class of '54. along with the bottle of Colorback to repair the gray hairs it may cause. To anyone who needs some fun in life, we will our ability for breaking rules and getting into trouble. To all persons who are doomed to become seniors. we will our P. D. career papers. Also, to all seniors in the years to come, we will the grad dignity and prestige to be ob- 3 2l WHAT LL HOPPEN NEXT WHEN AND WHY Hubert Labln the famous mllllonalre has en dowed Gans h1S blrthplace wlth a monument of hlmself George Cavanaugh has now taken SplkeS place here and IS breaklng ln new re crults for the band Paul Brewer lS now sole owner of the Great Polnt Marlon TBXI Com pany Shlrley Eberhart and Louella Jenklns are starrlng for Columbla Records They took the Clooney slsters place Frank The Mammy Slnger Pekar has just taken Johnny Rays place Frank promlsed to slng not cry Charles Johnson the famous nature lover has been ap polnted chlef collector for the Plttsburgh Zoo HIS Sp8Cl3Ity 1S monkeys Abe Snyder has been newly appolnted as tralner and manager of Joe Louls son Ida Lorenz has taken her popcorn lndustry to Sunnyslde Barneys loss IS Sunnysldes corn Sandra Dlls IS coachlng her French drama class ln that stupendous productlon of Sugar and son the great clarlnetlst IS offerlng a free lolly pop for every clarlnet lesson she glV6S Gall Cooley IS resldlng ln Smlthfleld and IS ralslng teddybears as a sldellne DaV1d Morrls, the latest sensatlon on Broadway IS comlng through town on a whlstle stop Last chance glfIS' Ollver Roderlck IS known throughout the state for hlS mattress lndustry Hls motto IS Sleep and more sleep Frank Fechek has Just changed hls name to Freak Fancheck and IS starrlng ln a mystery entltled Who Poured the Soup Down My Clarlnet9 COHHIG Stewart IS bulldlng her mansion on Bobtown Summlt She had to go wlth VIC Margaret Myers 1S glvlng up her movle career to marry Myron We dldn t know a man had that much lnfluence Betty Jane Tony IS glvlng up her fletterj wrltlng career for a man hatlng club Betty Dllllnger IS worklng on roads says she cant stand to be away from Jesse for a mlnute R1Ch16 Gursky IS now the edltor of the N tlonwlde Yearbook slnce he dld such a won derful job on thls years annual Emma Pollock bought herself an alrplane Couldnt make up her mlnd whether to stay ln Pennsylvanla or go to Ohlo so she fl16S every week end to Penn lContlnued on Page 621 WE BEING OF SOUND MIND AND GOOD WILL served and upheld at all tlmes and on all occa slons Separately and lndlvldually we leave the followlng Bob Blosser wllls hls slow easy golng ways to Davld Cunnlngham Becky Bowers wllls her ablllty to hypnotlze the boys to Adrlenne Sue Hall Phyllls Bowers mld tears and walls leaves her seat ln study hall to Connle KOHlCkl Paul Brewer WllS hlS lntrlgulng grln to Alfred Boyer Wesley Roblns recelves Eugene Burbrldges blrd llke appetlte whlch should help hlm lose many pounds Here IS somethlng useful for Ray Conley who gets Bob Butterworths caplblllty for belng ate Paul Carpenter wllls hls nlce smlle to Ben Vl3SSlCk George Cavanaugh wllls hls cleverness ln escaplng tests to Ray Ph1ll1S Enjoy the free tlme Ray George dld you may be sure Danny Chadderton wllls hls lnablllty to get along wlth the teachers to Glenn Provance Edna Mae Cech W1IlS her sllm flgure to Shlrley Hall Mary Jane Clark wllls her ablllty to get a rlde to Sunnyslde to Margle Butcher Roberta Clark WIIIS her chewlng gum to Natalle johnson Carolyn Graham falls helr to Gall Cooleys curlers long may they wave' To Shlrley West Nora Conn leaves her abll lty to get thlngs done Tlny Crawford wllls hlS football flgure to Ward Secoy Robert Crlspln wllls hlS saggy socks t Dolores Wancheck Lawrence Darby WIIIS hls ablllty to run fast to next years football team Jack Daugherty wllls hlS qulet ways to Woody Wllson Sam Dlck wllls hls ablllty to stay out of town room to Lee Nlne lConllnued on Page 62l I33l I I I I ' ' . , D , . y - . . . . . 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Q ' , H ' 77 ' ' ' - Q ' ' ' ' sl ll O , . . . - , ' ' ' ' l I - : ' , - ' THE IUNIGRS J an Secoy Pa l Trunt ch Mary MCD rm tt Dolores Wancheck Donm Dngl joan Corbxn AS WE GO WE NEAR OUR DESTINATION Look at them' They are full fledged Jumors now and a def1n1te part of the school They came to school thxs year wlth the ease and grace of old tlmers They are strxvmg to that May day ln 1954 when they are glven that folded plece that dxploma IS thelr tlcket to a successful l1fe They hope to be as good as thls years SSHIOFS who w1ll graduate from Pomt Marlon H1gh School Junlors took turns trylng the new soph1st1 cated poses that they w1l1 assume 1n front of the camera as Sen1ors before the next year IQ out Members of the class have taken part ln all club act1v1t1es and they have added thelr talents ln the a1d of furthermg our achleve ments The boys have been sklllful 1n thelr part1c1pat1on 1n sports The jolly junxors heedless of all protects manage to get thelr noses 1n everyone s bus1ness and thelr fmgers ln every ple they re out to get the best out of llfe Thelr name flts them to a T for theyd wrmg a laugh from the sourest person ahve Always merry always m trouble th1s group should hlt 1ts strlde next year, for then lt must carry on the tradltlons b8f1ttll'lg Cllgfllfled Sen1ors l l l 0 , u i , e i , , 'e i e, ' . . - . , . . . 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I -- ,., ' 'Al up ' W 3 'fix :v -Wi 'A N sw , , is .4 U D s 10th Grade PICTURE l F st R w left to rrqht D Clark M Mankrns Second Row I Kerser F Cooley N Leslre M Pounds R Hemqen C Graham K Steve A Sedlock I Iohnson Thrrd Row A Baker T Hall R Boyd G Thomas D A Ianroy W Robbrns L Hxxenbaugh M Chrpps PICTURE 2 F1rst Pow left to rrght C Sny der B Welsh D Mrchaels Sec ond Row E Rosmck L Roder rck N Krsmger R Welsh S West I Collrns V Murphy M Row I Baker G McLauqhl1n I Harshman D Drlelro S Rose W Wrlson I Sedlock S Stewart PICTURE 3 Frrst Row left to rlght C Car penter E Mankrns H Stewart R Daugherty Second Row L Baker M Naylor R Lowden F Rcderrck B Mays M Thomas R Dennrs M Iustrlro H Moser Thrrd F w I Lorenz D Ienkrns A Margetrc I Stentz R Phrllrs G Blcsser D Travrs A Hall D Lyons ir 0 , ' g , Deusenberry, M. Zurich. Third SOPHOMORES THE Left to right: Rhea Lowden, Vivian Sines, Lois Hixenbaugh. ANOTHER YEAR HAS PASSED US BY With their best foot forward, the Sophomores set out to plan their year of work and play. They quickly adapted themselves to the daily routine, the activities, and the social life of P. M. H. S. While on the job of snapping pictures of out- standing events in the school, the cameraman could not help noticing the Sophomores as they copied the upperclassmen to prepare themsleves to step ahead come the new year. This group of students proved itself to be exceptionally outstanding in scholarship and was well represented in all fields of activity. They participated wholeheartedly in all clubs open to them. Several members of the class held important posts on the football and basket- ball teams. No, you just couldn't miss those Sophomoresg they had a finger in everything! As gay young Sophomores they were preparing themselves to take over in all fields next year as jolly Juniors. whether they be an outstanding scholar, athlete, or just a regular fellow, everyone helped shape the destiny of his class. Without over-estimating the importance of their class, they feel certain that it is rapidly gaining in prestige, and in its small way it is adding its contribution to the making of this a successful year. They are looking forward to their Junior and Senior years. Stepping up to the position of juniors will be easy for them, since they have a sturdy foundation already built. l37l F RESHMEN THE AT LAST WE BEGIN the class Eager to assume p f 56 has flnally reached the goal of offlcla Hlgh School o h ln Polnt MHTIOH b n loyal members lp What a clas th1S IS' It has always ee full of rlvalry and possesses a school Splflt un equalled by any other group All school func tlons found them attendlng ln force Proud Freshmen announce to wllllng and skeptlcal ears allke that they are one of the largest classes ln the hlstory of PO1Ht Marlon Hlgh School However greenles of every shade reflected ln the cameras whlle the class of 1956 wore thelr best smlles as hlgh1lghtS of the year become lastlng plctures ln the album of hlgh school memorles I tt ghtRlpht lJdyK P d t THE SOCIAL CLIMB h h school how llttle The thrlll of belng ln lg ng through crowded halls report kname lng to the wrong C as hle plays dances and assemblles lml hero worshlp for Fres tatlng the ldeal upperclassmen uld not have been complete d the stars llfe wo hout a lastlng memory of some every ay lncldent Now that thelr flrst year has ended they are glad they could contrlbute a llttle to the aCt1Vl- tles at Polnt MGYIOH where they hope to con- tlnue thelr partlclpatlon ln sports and ln or- anlzatlons durlng the three years to come. eed ln whatever they S Knowlng they wlll succ try we WlSh them good luck and happlness ahead Wit l3l 1 O f Lef 0 ri 1 a S rimme , u eiser, Darla Lou Conn, Paul limpton, Susan Bear sley, and Ri a Stoner. u per class duties, ' ' ' ' g ' , ' ' A 1 you felt hurryi 3 - ' ' ' ' ' . 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'A . . sq - M, Q Q Q ' ' 'V - ' .- I ' f 1 ' .0255 ' '44-yx ' ' Y:-: ' Mi' .jf 1, A ,., K . 4 'l-1- sz-.fx PUBLICATIONS MUSIC ORGANIZATIONS O 0 O WE STHIVF TO MAINTAIN SPOBTSMANSHIP CLUBS Vi ? ,- . 1 .,,,x 1 1 J 4 3 ,Qi 5 , z 4 1 4 Q f A 5 . 1 , fs i 3+ P f V1 Jack Wiley. Dorothy Wozniak, joan Palm, Phylis Bowers. Betty Houze, Roberta Clark, and Rich Gursky Qeditorb. Che-Mon Staff This annual is your book of memories, be- cause it reflects life in your school. But behind those words lie much labor and unending plan- ning. The staff worked earnestly and devout- edly. The editor, Richard Gursky, deserves great credit for sacrificing his time for this cause. We know how many gray hairs it caused him. Each member of the editorial staff became a rambling reporter, gathering bits of informa- tion here and there, covering a definite assign- ment by a certain date, and then in combining it all into a complete and interesting story of what happened during the past 180 days of school life in our school. We also thank our adviser, Dr. Van Zandt, for her fine ideas and suggestions. The staff will be very happy if, in the future years, this record of your school's development and history of your school life adds to your memories of happiness of days gone by. .4 PUBLICATICN S WE TRIED TO SYMBOL The Pointer Staff The Pointer staff is a hard-working group of students, who toil energetically trying to make an interesting and worthwhile newspaper for our school. This paper is called The Pointer. The staff is sponsored by Miss Shriver. She teaches it the fundamentals of journalism per- taining to high school publications. Without her fine direction and sheer competency, this paper would never have been a success. Every month there is an interesting cover on The Pointer pertaining to sports, holidays, or some other thing that will attract the students that read it. The staff puts in a great deal of hard work each month planning the articles that go into the newspaper. The combined efforts of the staff, finishing their assignments, typing up material, making plans, and doing all of the duplicating work result in an issue of The Pointer every month. Membership in this fine organization is bestowed only upon individuals showing remarkable talents and ability in the editorial and business functions of high school journalism. l44l IZE ANOTHER YEAR OF IOURNALISTIC ACHIEVEMENT CHE MON STAFF Standing, left to right: J. KL-isa-r, P. Bows-rs, B. Paler- mo, M. Frvre. G. Burbridge. J. Wiley, B. Houze, R. Gur- sky tcditorl. M. C. Mc- Dn-rmilt. Sitting. left 10 right: R. Hagar, J. Palm, J. Svcoy, R. Clark, Dr. Van Zandt 4Arivis4-rl, and D. Wozniak. POINTER STAFF Row Ono. le-ft to right: V. Sines, M. Reed. Row Two. L. Hixenbaugh. N. Johnson. R. Henegin. P. Walls. Third Row: J. Titus. S. Dick. C. Springer, J. Eve-rly. E. Wil- trout. Row Four: D. Guth- rie. R. Le-Fevre. D. Easter. Siandingz Miss Shriver lad- visc-rl. and A. Drop. i15I THE BAND Left to right: Carol Evans. Barbara Brewer, Rita Stoner, Carol Goff. Audrey Laughery. Rebecca Bowers, Alta Moats, Punky Dumont, Audrey Dunham, Donnie Herrington. AS GREAT MUSIC For eight years the school band has been under the direction of Mr. Anthony LoCoco. It has progressed much in that time and now has seventy-five members. This year the band made a colorful appearance in their brand new, orange and black uniforms. The band is per- haps the most active organization in the school as it participates in various concerts, football PILLS THE AIR! ! ! games, parades. pep rallies, at fairs and carni- vals. and other times when it is needed. The band is rewarded for their participation in the parades by the local firemen who treat them to a fun-filled day at Kennywood Park. Mr. I.oCcco is to be Commended for the fine per- formances of the band. First Row, from the top. left to right: A. Bohan. D. Smith, E. Grimm. F. Rehanck. B. Boyd. Second Row: B. Palermo. J. Fast, F. Fechek. F. Gage. F. Dusenberry. J. Robinson. D. jenkins, W. Bowman E Rosnick V Mur h Socoy. L. , . . . p y. Third Row: B. Brewer. L. Baker, J. Fowler. C. Stevenson. S. Dils. T. Robinson, E. Hardin, R. Lockard. R. Franks, C. Wilkins. R. Nicholson. I. Grimm. Fourth Row: P. Rohrer. J. Keiser. J. Bowman. V. Burbridge, C. Mazzotti. P. Martin. L. Piper. j. Sedlock, J. Keiser. D. Lyons. R. Gess. Fifth Row: B. Rohrer, E. Rosnick. F. Roderick. R. Johnson. E. King. C. Dodson. R. Henry, K. Lee. L. Rosnick. P. Bowers. C. Weaverling. Sixth Row: D. Herrington. C. Evans. R. Stoner. A. Moats. R. Bowers. A. Sr-dlock. C. Goff. M, Dumont. B. Brewer A. Dunham. A. Lau her . g y. Standing: G. Cavanaugh. R. Davis. Mr. LoCo:o. M. Zurich. M. Sines. D. Umble, D. Conn. !-N K A. .f 'll 'ex 1 X it '. tra FIRST SEMESTER ,t, STUDENT CONGRESS First Row. left to right-Ben Vlassick. Treasurer. Dcvonna Hera rzngtvin. Secretary. Carol Ann jones. Pri-side-nt. janet Treese. Vice Presi- dz-nt. Wilda Host. Head Cheer- lvarlt-r. Sf.-:ond Row f E. Dillinger. P. Plimpton. E. Lincoln. C. Mazot- ti. B. Brady. M. Frm-rt-. R. Palermo. T. Wancheck. Third Row - E. Pollock. D. Smith. R. Conley. D. Millt-r. S. Lyons. A. Moats. B. Houzr. P. Powers. B. Roberts. Fourth Row f B. Brewer. V. Sine-S, L. Herrington. B. Bt-ardslejv. M. Bowers J. Corbin. D. Dingle. T. Fvreo- C. Evans. D. Conn. SECOND SEMESTER STUDENT CONGRESS First Row. left to right-Ronald Li-Fuvrt-. Trr-asurur, Phylis Bowers. Vice President. Bill Uhlt-r, Presi- dent. Martha Sandor. Serrutary. Wiltla Host, HL-acl Chet-rlt-adm-r, Suc- ond Row-N. Kessinger, A. Dun- ham. C. Goff. M. Smith, D. Hearn, B. Everly. S. Hall. M. McDermitt. D. Wancheck. Third Row 4 J. Kearney, E. Fields. R. Lyons. R. Nickelson. M. Mihalec. R. Coleman. j. Konirki. R. Strimel. Fourth Row 7 R. Woods, E. Golt-tz, J. Garlow. R. Pali-rmo. C. Springer, L, Darby. D. Donluv. STUDENT CONGRESS . . . UWB THE LEAD-ERSH These capable students serve our school and do a very commendable job. They were elected by you to represent your town rooms and classes as the high school government. Student Congress may discuss and pass any rules con- cerning student life in the high school, except in matters pertaining to courses of study. class work. and discipline. A big improvement brought about by this year's Student Congress is the Hall Patrol. which helps keep the halls quiet during classes. The main purpose of the Stu- dent Congress is to help regulate student ac- tivity and to help solve school problems con- cerning the students by aiming to carry out the students' desires. Participation in this or- ganization helped to acquaint the students with the principles of self-government and also famil- iarize them with the duties and privileges of democracy. The Student Congress was organized to be the representative body of the senior high school. The purpose of the council is to serve as a medium between faculty and student body. to promote student participation. and to contribute to the general welfare of the school by helping to foster school spirit and fellowship among the pupils and by promoting the practical principles of democracy. Dr. Mildred Van Zandt is the capable adviser of this cooperative group. l47l PATROL BOYS These boys are selected on the basis of re- liability, trustworthiness, scholarship, and char- acter. It is a highly coveted honor to be chosen for the squad, and all the boys feel that they are greatly privileged to be sponsored by Mr. Robinson. These fine bunch of co-workers get their reward in a trip to Washington, D. C., for serving the community by watching over and guiding our little ones to and from school daily. STUDENT GUIDE The Student Guide is composed solely with the purpose of providing information to the new students in our school. The students may find very much information in this little book. Betty I-Iouze is the efficient editor of this year's guide, and she deserves a vote of thanks and appreciation from all of us. New teachers also use this book for their various needs. Mr. Walker was the adviser for the Student Guide this year, and deserves much credit for the help he cheerfully contributed towards making the book a success. STUDENT GUIDE Left to right: Jack Wiley, Jennie Titus, Phylis Bow- ers, Richard Gursky, Dolores Smtih, ,Ioan Secoy, Janet Treese, Rebe cc a Bowers, Joan McClure, Shirley Eber- art. Sitting: Mr. Walker, Betty Louise Houze, F. F. A. These boys do very commendable work studying to be Future Farmers of America. We recognize the fact that this is the most important position a man can hold, for without the farmer's reap of harvest and grain, we would be under a great lack of physical strength. These boys have various projects which turn out to be wonderful upbringings. Mr. Robinson is very proud of these boys, as many of them have won State awards for their various products. TRI-HI-Y The Tri-Hi-Y of P. M. H. S. has been or- ganized since 1944. A couple of years ago the Tri-Hi-Y was divided into two groups, known as the Beta and the Alpha. The purpose of this club is To create, maintain, and extend through- out the school and community high standards of Christian character. Besides their annual Semi-Formal, the Tri- Hi-Y also holds swimming parties and informal dances. The club is under the direction of Miss Downing and Mrs. Loriaux. l48l ALL OF US BUSY C L U B S PEOPLE MAKE A VERY HAPPY WORLD PATROL BOYS First Row. left to right: G. Backer. B. Locl-card. M. Mihalic. B. Gablcr. P. Bur- bridge. B. Woods. Second Rod: T. Butterworth. R. Conley. R. Johnson. and D. Mills. TRI-HI-Y First Row, left to right: J. Secoy, J. Titus, M. San- dors. S. Roderick, I. Lorenz, C. Stevenson. E. Blaney. M. Lewis. Miss Downing, Mrs. Loriaux. Second Row: A. Rotharmel, P. Dills. B. Houze. A. Moats. A. Laugh- ery, J. Everly. C. Johnson. M. Clark, J. Treese, P. Bowers. Third Row: M. Ridgeway, M. Kingan, P. Walls, S. Dils, P. Martin, N. Robinson, B. Dillinger, N. Johnson, S. Hall, S. Bowers, J. Palm. Fourth Row: R. Hagar, M. Plishka, G. Cooley, R. Provance, C. Stewart. L. Nine. F. F. A. First Row. left to right: A. Diamond. R. Robbins. R. Conley. R. Zinn. R. Cole- man. H. Sackett. M. Mi- halic. T. Robinson. J. Steve. P. Plimpton. Second Row: Mr. Robinson. W. Roderick. I. Grimm. M. Coburn. G. Grimm, C. Morris. L. Shaf- fer. B. Jarett. P. Carpenter. L. McClain. D. Donley. Third Row: D. Geary. O. Roderick. H. Labin. D. Guthrie. D. Crawford. T. Fulmer. D. Rohrer. S. Dick. B. Crispin. S. Stickles. GIRLS CHORUS J. Baker. D. Franl-cenberry V. Sines, P. Walls. S. Curl Standing: Miss Downing Second Row: R. Clark, J pry, j. Collins. N. Robinson S. Roderick. M. C. MCDQ-r B. Houzv. S. Lyons. P Nlyvrs. P. Locke-mby. L. Bow man. C. Konicki. BOYS GLEE CLUB Standing, left to right: A Wright, B. Weavcrling, R Blosser. J. Rohm, J. Miller M. Frere. E, Burbridge. D Wilson. Sitting: Miss Down ing. G L E E C L U B S LET OUR SONGS FILL YOUR HEARTS The Girls' Chorus was organized as a Glee Club so that girls interested in music could re- lax and enjoy a few hours a week just singing. The group is made up principally of sopho- mores. juniors. and seniors. They perform sev- eral times a year. At Christmas and in the spring. either an operetta or a musical program is given. Several times during the year. the girls have parties or get together just to enjoy an evening of fun. Pins are ordered and given out. designating which girl is a Glee Club mem- ber. All this is under the direction of Miss Lois Downing. who expects a boom next year! She has also organized the Boys' Glee Club. which started last year. and already has made much progress. IS01 First Row. left to right: Seroy. B. Bowers. V. Mur- mitt. B. Eva-fly. Third Row' VVho's got the tightest lt-vis? The Long and the Short. Future Swt-att-r Girls. Future Seniors. Having fun Elsie? Our busx clitor The Cats . A nmmtnts rtst 'xt last! CLASSY CANDID . . . PICTURES TELL VIVID STORIES G l I T .2665 'fs 5' X S ff'-:qw F we Ibe- 41,- -an ,f,..,, al Q if-'25 -. .-rf' r. 2: 4 .so ax .... 'wmv ,af LW., W fn MW , .sig .. A ' 124' ' H -P 1 'Q' 'IF N7 -d I4 I I fl I 'im -If . I IN! or N' 'Q .Q Iv' , 0 6 'L J all sp, H sw - la Uh M r ff! D 'C ' A Q, I 'H' Qu 1 .Q .a 3. ,y. .' 1' ujffif. 1 J fl J . T 'm- 5 mmm-4 1,4 M . f '1 2f5f ll Q 5 '1 , ' ' fW'Ja.a,.v'LfIW,'f4,3gj 32fQW E, ' A W ' Nv- ,, I ,, uw W 3 . Q v. . , M Q r- , 3' ,ing W was ,'S , ' 3. 9 X Q ,A , ' ,Maw 2 v-V' Q4 ww H gg +R. i ' .1 QW A 'M if 1t,.W wjrfuw Lx. Q W - ga W3,gl '3-3wM 11liIGFl1-QW' K fsg,,'f'555 vw.a-3 ,, ,. -ffmg my Y.-gg ,lynn Y. f if Q Jf:f5'fNf?'S ,MY .0 ,,. FOOTBALL BASKETBALL OTHER SPORTS A HEALTHY MIND AND A HEALTHY BODY MP LORAN WARD, MR. ARTHUR CONNER Pointers Pointers Pointers Pointers Pointers Pointers Pointers Pointers FOOTBALL OUR FIGHTING GRIDIRON HEROES FOOTBALL SCORES Bellmar East Huntingdon University High Centerville Masontown Perryopolis Mapletown Georges First Row. left to right: Coach Ward, R. Crawford. A. Drop. L. Darby, B Paltrmo D Easttr I Kovach. R. LeFcvre-. D. Dingle, R. Gardner. G. Thomas. J. Vloduk. Coach Conner St-cond Row, standing: J. Wilson, B. Bn-wt-r. B. Scott. W. McClasky, B. Uhltr E Wiltrout A Mar gt-tic. J. Fast, G. Eichf.-lbcrgcr. P, Trunich. B, Sacks-tt, A. Boy:-r. B. Ht-arn. F Abrogast F Volek B Kelly. G. Provance, L, Loriaux. J, Rhodt-s. R. Blossur. R. Strinwl, C. Cibt-ry, F Zurinh First Row, left to right: Ronnie Le Fevre, Bob Palermo, Delbert Easter, Gilbert Thomas, Richard Crawford, Joe Vlodek,, Roger Gardner. Second Row: Andrew Drop, Donald Dingle, james Kovach, Lawrence Darby. FIGHTING POINTERS ON THE MARCH The Point Marion Pointers opened their 1952 football season by defeating the winner of last year's game, Bellmar, in a thrilling game, 14-6, avenging their 30-0 defeat of last year .... Point Marion traveled all the way to East Huntingdon to play their first Class B game where they took it on the chin from a tough team, 27-6 .... A favored University High team caught the Pointers on the rebound and suffered a beating both mentally and physically, coming out on the short end of the score of,26-7 .... Point Marion won their first Class B contest by beating Centerville in a last-minute thriller, coming back from a half-time deficit of 7-6 to take the game by a score of 12-7 .... Mason- town, Point Marionls arch rivel, came to Point Marion with the thought of repeating last year's 29-0 win, but Point Marion scored what proved to be the winning touchdown of the game early in the first period. Masontown made a come- back but the rain and our defenses combined with their fumbles stopped them. The score was 7-6 in favor of the Pointers .... Point Marion and Perryopolis met on Perry's field in what proved to be the Class B Fayette County cham- pionship game with the Pointers running all over a heavier Perryopolis team, winning 21-O. . . . Point Marion swamped Mapletown in a scoring spree, 27-0 .... In the last game of the season, Point Marion lost their second game of the year to a stronger Georges team by the score of 19-0. Point Marion had their best season in years this season, winning six games while losing only two. They beat the other two Class B teams in Fayette County to take the Class B Fayette County championship, receiving a beautiful trophy for their efforts. Midway in the season the Pointers got new uniforms. Four of our outstanding players made the All-County Class B team. They were: Donnie Dingle, Jimmy Kovach, Ronnie LeFevre, and Bob Palermo. Next year's team will miss the services of the following seniors who played great football this year: Dick Crawford, Larry Darby, Andy Drop, Delbert Easter, Ronnie Le- Fevre, Jimmy Kovach, Bob Palermo, Bob Scott and Bill Uhler. But, nevertheless, we hope next year's team will be as good as the Pointers were this year. 7 l55l H hs ying! ,nv 5 GRID HEROES ,vw nr LAWRENCE DARBY EDWARD VKILTROLT DELBILRT PAQTI-R BILL LHLPR ROB!-RT SC I RON 'XLD LE FENRF ANIJRI-KN DRUI ROBFRT PAI FRN10 I-XVIFS KOR ACH 5 OTT RILHXRIJ CRXXKIURIJ . s Q I x A ' M, ,' 'M ,W 41 M, ,ff A , ff ' , , ,H YI f' . , Q' 4' ' ' f an .rf , - - fy f l V V , X 5. V, , , ' , o , I f , I ,ff ' 'gf X , Q f I ' fy' Y , .Q ' 4 fan K ' ask -1 L W, . XI Q ' 43. . 'H 'ff Y Aa 2, Je' ,Y , I 1 7: ,, , ,' if if 5 A I uf W M. -in - , .- f, Ju,:,k ' A ' - 4 , W I f ' yl'sl',,'Qg -- - J A , x,41,,i,,vv, a Q W I V 5 figsitifnf' , U f R 6 'QM ,a'ww,1t ,K . 0 4 H 87 , in ' J ' , XS- . ,L 7 1 .,f A 'Tux . ,T E , .-yi Q , jr . f:5't1: ia Q - f . ,MXL - s ' ',nH w.f ,g,u ,-V ,, wp- X Q jp, f Am' mv X . ,- . .W-N ,- -' K-' - 1 56i BASKETBALL . . . Maybe we didn't have a championship bas- ketball team this year, but we could have been as good as any team we played. Our biggest trouble was that we just couldn't play a full game. In most of our games we would jump off to an early lead, but we would blow the lead late in the game, or we would play a bad first half then try to make a hopeless comeback. If our basketball team could have put four of these good quarters together we would have won out over any team in our section, and if we could have played four good quarters every game, we probably would have taken the sec- tional championship. But we didn't do all these things so we ended up in sixth place in our league, winning three sectional games while losing nine. Even though we didn't win the sectional or any other championship, one of our players, Donnie Dingle, made the All-Section team and Bill Uhler should have made it also. Our coach, Loran Ward, and all the players worked long and hard to produce a winning team, but it just didn't seem to work out. We hope next year's team will play and work as hard as this yearls team did, but we also hope it will show a better record in the won and lost column. Andy Drop, Ronnie LeFevre, Bill Uhler, Jack Wiley, and jack Daugherty will be the seniors taken out of next year's lineup by graduation. First Row, left to right: Buddy Quertermont, Ronnie Le-Favre. Bill Uhler, Andy Drop. Donnie Dingle. jim Garlow, Ronnie leech. Second Row: Coach Ward, Jack Daugherty, Sam Rose, Jack Wiley. Ray Phillis. Hugh Sackett. Carmen Mazotti, Bobby Hern. First Row left to right Buddy Quertermont Alfred Wright Hugh Sackett Sam Rose Ras Phillis Sonny Travis Ronnie Leech Second Row Coach Ward Herbert Stewart Don Whittengeler Richard Davis Carmen Mazotti Bottg Hern fav A y V - v , ' V - 1 1 - . . . X if , Ju COURT MEN OUR JUMPING IA W 'V V fa Q 1, . ,tt - 1 w , 1 Y , , X Eg H4 T 1-N. , f ,A ,L ,I ,QZ vj4:Y gi Q W 1 i 1 2 , f 7 X ' 1 Q- l 1 f M i f 2 , 1 - f QQ W 35 1 ' H ' ,A If ' Q X I 5 Ek 4 l Q , wffgf, fs? Q15 Wifi ig .R , , ,. ' if . ' Q A 6- 3 I -gg: ii Y L W 2 4-fi -f' F., Ii, fi K ze i g' S25 'R b 7 x- ? i , - ' . 5 . I X FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Front Row. left to right: E. Diliner. B. Garlow. B. Brewer. G. Eichelberger. R. Strimel. J. Miller. B. Gar- low. M. LeFevre. B. Her- beaut, J. Johnson. Standing: R. King R. Sliger. J. Kearney. D. Brady. B. Mc- Claskey. R. Nicholson, B. Lcrkard. D. Miller. B. Ross, D. Brady. IUNIOB VARSITY AND FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Our Junior Varsity team worked as hard as our varsity did, but they won more games than the varsity did. The jayvees won fifteen games out of eighteen. Coach Ward did a great job for the boys and we hope that these boys can pro- duce Winning teams for Point Marion in the future. The Freshman team, coached by Art Conner, had a season parallel to the varsity. The Frosh, like the varsity, had a better team than the scorebook shows. The Junior Varsity Pointers Pointers Pcinters Pcinters Pointers Pcinters Pc inters Pointers Pc inters Pointers Pointers Pc inters Pc inters Pointers BASKETBALL SCORES NON-LEAGUE 64: Mapletown 34: Carmichaels 37: University High 66: Mapletown 50: University High 53: Carmichaels , , LEAGUE 72: Masontcwn , 56: Redstone ,,,. , 61: Scottdale' , 51: German 48: Georges 65: North Union 49: South Union 36: Masontown Pcinters 59: Redstone and the Freshman teams had a successful year pcimem 26: 51, yOhn's- . , I Pointers 33: German and will probably furnish next year's varsity pointers 45:G9O1ge5 . . Pointers 41: North Union with plenty of much-needed material. pointers 50, South Union 'Exhibition games. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS First Row, left to right: Wilda Host, Susan Lyons. , . , , ' Second Row: Joan Corbin, Dolores Wancheck. Left to right' Jackie Kaiser' Judl Kelser Third ROW: Midge Kolinsy Shirley Han. Darla Lou Conn, Susan Beardsley. Betty Lou Brewer First Row, left to right: Fred Arbogast, Andy Drop, Jay Fast, Joe Vlodek, Paul Truntich, Mr. Ward, Ronnie LeFevre, Roger Gardner, Gilbert Thomas, Rob Blosser. Second Row: Donnie Dingle, Bill Uhler, Lawrence Darby, Bob Palermo, Robert Scbtt. Alfred Boyer. Frank Zurich, Jim Wilson. Third Row: Bill Kelley, Eddie Wiltrout, Lynn Loriaux, Delbert Easter. First Row, left to right: J. Baker, V. Sines, C. Konicki M. McDermitt. P. Slater, B. Everly, M. Butcher, M. Machine, J. Branson, A. Baker, M. Naylor, Mrs. Kapnicky, Audrey Laughery. VARSITY CLUB The Varsity Club is an honor club set aside for boys who have participated in half the quar- ters in either basketball or footballg in other words, for boys who have earned a letter. Mr. Ward, who is the sponsor, has done much for the betterment of the club. To belong to the varsity club is the goal of every boy in high school, especially those boys interested in sports, because not only does the club present the ath- lete with a letter, but also with a jacket in the boy's senior year. In order to obtain these priv- ileges, the member is subject to a strict initia- tion. LEADERS CLUB The Leaders' Club is for girls who are out- standing in athletic ability, and for girls who have a desire to participate in sports. The Lead- ers' Club provides sports events such as swim- ming, volleyball, and basketball for its mem- bers. The club also provides competition in basketball games with other leaders' clubs from other high schools. The Leaders' Club is tradi- tional in our high school, and has a rigid initia- tion to undergo before a girl can become a member. The Leaders' Club is sort of a varsity club for girls. The Leaders' Club is under the capable direction of Mrs. Kapnicky. l60l OUR SCHOOL NURSE AND GUIDANCE COUNSELLOR These two fine ladies are the most industrious ones in our school. They hardly ever have a moment's rest. Miss Van Zandt, outside of her many service duties, teaches Problems of Democracy to the seniors. Mrs. Emerson guards students' health all year round. She also takes care of any emergencies which might occur. Mrs. Lorena Emerson. Dr. Mildred Van Zandt. MAINTENANCE MEN The busy men that we see prac- tically every day in the school are our janitors. Mr. Mart Stoner, Mr. George McEnney, and Mr. Fleming Hostetler are always on the job cleaning things up or repairing them around the school. They keep the grounds atractive and we should all cooperate in the utmost to give them all the help we can. Mr. Mart Stoner. Mr. Fleming Hostetler. Mr. George McEnney. CAFETERIA COOKS Mrs. Collett, Mrs. Tenny, and Mrs. Grow, in their capacities as cafeteria supervisors, are firm believers in the old axiom that 'fThe way to a man's heart is through his stomachf' How- ever. in this case, the students and faculty are the people who are the satisfied connoisseurs of good food. Mrs. E., Collett. Mrs. A. Tenney. Mrs. M. Grow. v-f l51l SENIOR PBOPHECY lContinued from Page 331 sylvania. Jerry Robinson is now a professional cameraman. He has been engaged to take all senior pictures in the future. Denzil Stewart gave Miss Shriver a tough time, but she finally let him pass in History. Donnie Herrington just went back to Frankie. This is the tenth and last time Bob Crispin and Mary Ann Rosnick aim to fill up his coal truck Cnot with coal, eitherlj Punky Dumont tried to make a new law having 10 days a week so she can go to Sunnyside more often Delbert Easter has just changed his last name to New Years because he liked to celebrate it Roberta Clark IS now pr1n cipal of Po1nt Marion High because she got a petition to the Student Congress to let everyone out with the seniors Sandra Glover was kidnaped by Rich Wat son destination Cumberland Md Ruth Hager has just bought her mother a new living room rug She wore the other one out walking to the front door to look for joe' Bob Palermo just announced that he will go to Arthur Murrays to learn some new dances Incidentally he earns some extra cash by shining shoes there. Susie Lyons has replaced Esther Williams in the Mo- tion Picture Industry and she's all wet. Nora Conn has just become Mrs. Earl King. Everyone was just waiting for that to happen. Eddie Wiltrout decided he just couldn't be true to one girl so he's giving all of them a break. Look out girls' Pat Martin is now a Powers model She is one of the few who has a career of housewife on the side and still keeps every one happy Gene Burbridge now owns a service station all his own and he buys clothes with all of the profit Big news flash' Car drives self down street Oh no' Sorry just B111 Uhler in his new oversized Buick Bob Joyce visits Greene County so much these days he has de cided to move over there We didnt know he liked Poland so much Andy Drop Aubrey Kirkpatrick and Ronnie LeFevre have moved to Morgantown just thought they would save millions of dollars buying gas O11 tires etc Marlene Reed is growing a flower garden now Reports are that lContmued on Page 63l CLASS WILL lContmued from Page 33l To Patty Walls Betty Dillinger bequeaths her demure quietness as a sure remedy for low grades and a means of obtaining higher ones Sandra Dils wills her band uniform to Lois Baker Andy Drop leaves his subtle wit to Paul Truntich and as a final note asks Paul to please learn to laugh loud enough to do it justice Punky Dumont wills her love of school to Archie Moats b thtuo voice with the Q c ugnt using it Sr' rl y Eberh rt wills x o combs her hair hope thit he doesnt her c mb to anyone as mucn as she does jo '1 e hxerly wil s her cute vxajs to Audrey Sed ock Frank Fechek wills his dry humor to Bob Kmgan Mike Frere wills his priceless vocal cords to Boozie Wittebort Sandra Glover wills her pretty hair to Mable Pounds Harvey Golden wills his excess height to jimmy Garlow Irvin Grimm wills his F F A project to his brother Eddie Gursky willingly confers his ability to study UQ while the rest talk to Mary Plishka Richy Gursky wills his ability to get lost in dark garages to Elsie Cupelli Ruth Hagar wills her pug nose feet to Marie Martin with the hope that she doesnt vtear them out vx ilk ng to the door Donnie Hex mgton vnills her tiny voice to M dge Kollins Wllfla Host wills her ch mg ab lity olo es Wan hek To Joan Corbin Betty Houze vulls her con tagious giggle with the prayer dont have the will power to suppress it too often Louella jenkins wills her voice to Lemer Bowman Carol Johnson mills her pretty eyebrows to janet Moore l :nhrued cn Page S31 l62 , . , , - . . , . . . . , ' ' , 1 I 9 i 3 7 ' ' U 1 i x U v ' V ' 3 . n , . M , . 1 ' n '7 ' f fz' i . To joe Rohm. Delbert Easter lezives his rich . Y, i . 3 Li ' ' - ' . z '. ' 5' A . ' U ,. V 'Q earl ii ' to .1 e a ' c ,, j . - . 1.- . r .c . e 5: ' '. I A V A 7 - 2. it ' ' ' ' l . 1' ' f . . . ' , Q - A . . . N - .. ' f V . ,. . G ka A . , L L 7 Y l SENIOR PROPHECY fCon1 ru d from Page 6 l she has a nrce bunch of buds Trny Crawford and Jennre Trtus frnally made enough room for a trny one Carol Ann Jones was just elected frrst woman presrdent of the Unrted States They cant lose wrth Carol Mary Jane Clark just left for Texas where she wrll compete for the trtle of Cowgrrl of the Year Sam Drck and Irvrn Grrmm have bought Mount Vernon and are plannrng to renew the good old days Lourse Nme rs tryrng to lrve up to her last name She and her Chap man thrnk that lrfe rs a nrne days wonder Eddre Gursky frnally gave the grrls a break He now wants transferred to an all grrl college Scottre Scott rs row the new game warden of Pennsylvanra He rs reportrng the drscovery of buffalo rn the Blue Rrdge Mountarns Harvey Golden rs hrs new assrstant We all knew he couldnt leave Scotty Alma Verne got permrs sron from the U S government to draft Joe from the army for personal use Janet Treese rs strll hangrng around P M H S She rs next to take Dr Van Zandts place She never drd want to leave the place anyway joan Palm frnally got that Cadillac convertrble she always wanted Now she can take the gang down to Brunos Tom Wancheck fmally learned how to drrve up hrlls wrthout stallrng the motor Gosh drdnt thrnk hed ever learn' Jo Medved owns one thrrd of the Ivory Ballroom whrle Carol johnson owns another thrrd and Shrrley Roder rck takes charge of the remamrng thrrd All three grrls are really makrng good now Prac trcally mrllronarres jack Wrley was voted the Basketball Player of the Year He just grew two more rnches and rs now erght feet tall Phyllrs Bowers has just Jorned Buddy and to gether they are tryrng to show that cars are as strong as trams Charles Skylo Sprrnger rs manager of Bensons Now he can create all the new fashrons for men that he wrshes Edna Mae Cech has just Jorned the Wacs to go to Germany She decrded she lrked the weather over there Frank has fmally taught Dance Danny Chadderton rs now a famous ff'ontmued on Page 641 CLASS WILL fContmued from Page BVI Charles Johnson wrlls hrs nonchalant manner to Tony Fulmer To Betty Everly Carol Jones leaves her dead eye basketball abrlrty Betty w1ll be the star of the team rf she employs thrs grft to the utmost Bob Joyce wrlls hrs abrlrty to stay rn class to Fred Arbogast Aubrey Krrkpatrrck wrlls hrs abrlrty to skate to Bud Sackett Hubert Labrn wrlls hrs abrlrty to keep quret for frve mrnutes to Patty Walls Audrey Laughery wrlls her majorette boots to next years head majorette Ronnre LeFevre wrlls hrs abrlrty to keep two grrl fr ends at the same trme to Ronnre Nrchol son Ida Lorenz wrlls her job rn the cafeterra to Tudv Stewart Suzre Lyons wrlls her athletrc abrlrty to Janet Baker Danny Mankrns wrlls hrs nrce smrle and hrs pleasrng personalrty to Alta Mae Moats Marge Myers leaves her dramatrc abrlrty of recrtrng prose to jo Ann Secoy hoprng she can tolerate the results Pat Martrn wrlls her harr do to Lettre Prper Jo Ann McClure wrlls her love of shorthand to Jo Ann Corbrn Jo Medved wrlls the dress she wore rn the mrnstrel to Anna Lee Wllson Davrd Morrrs doesn t wrll hrs dramatrc abrlrty to anyone because he doesnt have any to spare Lourse Nme wrlls her engagement happrness to Prrscrlla Leckemby Bob Palermo wrlls all hrs jokes to Jay Fast Joan Palm wrlls her glasses to anyone that neds them as bad as her except maybe they mrght wear them sometrme' Whrch never can be sard that she drd 1Com nued 01 Page 641 Wil Z. e 2 , ' H ' 77 . . . . y , I H ' 77 ' . . . . , , ' ' 9 ' 7 5 ' . . I - 7 ' C4 ' 71 ' - ' it I 77 ' - . , . . , , L . I A I . , . . . ' ' KK 77 ' ' K6 ' VY ' y . 7 ' ' ' ' JoAnn Everly how to do the 'fDrunken Sailor 1 77 ' 7 ' , ! 7 . . . . . . . , . , . , . . . 4 . . . - . J . . . h SENIOR PROPHECY lContxnued from Page 633 smger He IS expected to take Frankxe Lames place soon Dot Wozn1ak flnally got a Job as prrvate detectxve She always dxd have a knack for flndmg out thlngs Mrke Frere was just ar rested for blgamy Couldnt make up h1s mlnd between Sandy or Punky so he marrled both of them Bob Blosser llked P D class so much he lnslsted on contlnumg school as Dr Van Zandts assxstant Betty Houze just 1nher1ted the Houze m1ll1ons Rrch always knew th1s would happen Bob Butterworth IS the new manager of a blg New York modelmg agency He always knew how to plck em Lawrence Darby just got a job sellmg magazmes He made enough to buy his gxrl a Cadlllac Audrey Laughery IS dyemg her haxr blonde so she can take Mary Harthnes place on Super Circus CLASS WILL lContmued from Page BSI Frank Pekar w1lls h1s beautrful vo1ce to next year s end men Emma Pollock w1lls her accent to anyone who comes here from New York Ruth Provance w1lls her seat IH P D class to next years Ruth Marlene Reed w1lls her blue tmted glasses to Darla Lou Conn Jerry Robmson w1lls h1s camera to any bug Nancy Robmson w1lls her hearty appet1te to Buddy Weaverlmg Ollver Roderlck w1lls h1s many frlends to Donme Dmgle Shlrley Roderlck w1lls her ab1l1ty to keep calm to Jackle Kelser Mary Ann Rosnrck w1lls her many clothes to any lucky person who wants them Charles Sprxnger w1lls h1s loud socks to Mr Bradon to go w1th h1s snazzy t1es Long may they clash' Robert Scott w1lls h1s tough voxce to Teddy Butterworth Dolores Smlth w1lls her ablllty to make good grades to anyone who IS farlmg Abe Snyder w1lls h1s lmplsh ways to Bllly Moats Carol Stevenson vulls her place ln lme rn the cafeterla to jean Lorenz Conn1e Stewart w1lls her engagement rmg to all old malds Denny Stewart w1lls h1s many trrps to Mor gantown to B111 Kelly jennle Lee T1tus w1lls her abxllty to dance to It Takes Two to Tango to Mldge Colllns Babe Tony w1lls her many pleasant evenlngs spent wrrtmg letters overseas to Marty Sandors janet Treese w1lls her love of Morgantown to people who lrke to go around w1th thelr shoes o B111 Uhler w1lls h1s good and keen sense of humor to all of the crabby teachers at P M H S Alma Verna w1lls her wlsecracks to next year s crackpot Tom Wanchek w1lls h1s many trlps to Pomt Marlon to D1Ck16 Latsko Bernard Whoolery w1lls hrs hot rod books and h1s NHRA membershlp to anyone who IS lnterested 1n an exc1t1ng 11fe Eddle Wlltrout w1lls h1s shy ways to Rlchard Blosser Dot Wozn1ak w1lls her ab1l1ty to get along w1th Mlss OBr1en to next years seniors Smgned THE CLASS OF 53 Wltnesses ALOYSIUS PEABODY DONALD DUCK VIORTIMER SNERD and of course ARGO IB4 - - ' ' 1 I l . l ' . . . , l . . 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CCamera bug, that islj ' ' ' ' . , . . 1 l Best Hookey Player Clock Watcher Dancer Most Frlendly Athletmc Bashful Studlous Amb1t1ous Contaglous Grggle Most Lxkely to Succeed Act1ve Mannerly Blggest Fllrt Storytellers Slowest Sleeplest Shyest Happy Go Lucky E8S1eSt to Blush Class Wlt Shortest Tallest Blggest Feet Class Muslclan Class Hot Rod TITLED SENIORS BOY Delbert Easter Bob Scott Lavxrence Darby Blll Uhler Andy Drop Danny Manklns Bob Blosser Rlchard Gursky Abe Snyder Jack Wrley Sam D1ck Mxke Frere Tom Wancheck Ronnle LeFevre Gene Burbrldge Bob Cr1sp1n Hubert Labm Charles Sprrnger Jack Daughtery Frank Fecheck Hary ey Golden Jack Wxley Tmy Crawford jerry Rob1nson Bernard Whoolery GIRL Nora Mae Conn Punky Dumont joan Palm Betty Houze C arol Jones Edna Mae Cech Dolores Smlth Roberta Clark Louella Jenklns Janet Treese Wllda Host Betty Drlllnger Susle Lyons Becky Bowers Ruth Hagar Shlrley Eberhart Audrey Laughery Sandra Glover Phylls Bowers jennle Tltus Donme Herrmgton Mary Jane Clark Ruth Provance C lroly n Stew enson Joanne Ev erly IBS Biggest Tease Bob Palermo Jo Medved l SCHOOL CALENDAR September School started Happy Days are here agaln' Went to classes Met new teachers sald H1 to old ones Really gettmg down to brass tacks w1th tons of lessons Berts blrthday Band wore part of thelr new umforms to the Belmar game Looked real snazzy too' game was snazzy too We beat em even 1f we dld have to make all our touchdowns tW1C9 before the referee would count them Score? 14 6 Bxg explos1on ' Tmy s motorcycle blew up Flrst defeat East Huntmgton 26 Pomters 6 Call out the f1re truck as the cheerleaders and loyal fans get 1n the mood wlth a bxg bon flre Chorus got 1n1t1ated Oh' my achm feet Our fxrst home game Pomters beat Unlverslty Hlgh 26 7 Guess they w1ll stay on thexr own s1de of the lme for awhlle B1g crowd out to see Andy make hxs blg run too bad lt dldnt count sure was purty School closed all day today Mr Yoney from Masontown dled suddenly October Senlor P D Classes had a test on Pennsylvanla Dldnt reallze how much we didn t know The Centervllle game was sure excltlng and we won 7 12 Elghth grade had thelr class party Everyone attendmg had a good tlme Well klds the f1rst s1x weeks are gone and we only have f1ve more to go Mr Conner lost the key to hls garage and had quite a tlme of lt for awhlle Game of the year' Masontown' We won' 7 61' Houze went to the hospltal and left her append1x there B1g pep meetxng to celebrate the wmnlng of the Masontown game Mr Roberts gave a speech and everyone had a good tlme Practlce for a1r rald Rlch laughed and so dxd we all State wlde a1r rand and all went well Senlors had a bake sale Yum Another excltxng game wlth Perry We now are the Fayette County Class B Champs Boy was Coach Ward tlckled Almost forgot to men t1on the score Perry O Pomters 21 Off for lnstltute havlng lots of fun Good news for Commerclal students get two credxts for two perlods Had a l1ttle snow today Mlke passed out a noon Punky had too much Yankee Clover on Senlor plctures taken today The boys sure looked swell ln the1r sults D1d you see the Gursky brothers? Sharp huh9 Also B1ll ' What a slaughter' Poxnters over Mapletown 27 O Boy are we on the ba B1g upset ln college ball thought wed let you ln W Va beat P1tt 16 0 Mountalneers sure were happy Smoke Smoke and more Smoke There are many fxres around here and It surely makes It hard lf you re tryxng to breathe Bxg mlnstrel practlce and we had a good turnout By the way who walked Becky home and what was the bug dlscussnon about7'99999 Parade at the field and dance after Very nice Halloween Watch out for the Wltches and Goblms November 3 Proofs and name cards runmng out of thlngs to say on them already 4 Electlon Day Thlngs are really buzzlng around here Some of the klds stayed up all nlght To see the elect1ons939 5 Elsenhower vvlns by a landsllde Sure feel sorry for the Democrats I l ' .4 - , . . . . , . . . , . . . . . , l . . . , . . . . , . ' a T y l 'i ' , 1 u Q 1 I . . . , . . , . . . , . . i v s - . . . , . 1 I y . V. . Y ' . 66 SCHOOL CALENDAR Last game of the season Georges w1n rn splte of the good flght the Po1nters gave them Score 19 0 Secoys brrthday party thrown by the gang sure were surprlsed w1th the company from W Va Last practlce before Mlnstrel If you dont mrnd lf we brag a llttle lt looks pretty good Senlor Mlnstrel' Everyone had a good tlme especlally Andy and Jennle Sprmger had a llttle trouble wlth his wlg but lt made lt even funnler Put on matlnee for the kids and they 11ke It as well as the older folks Seventh graders spent a n1ce evenlng at thelr class party Sprlng IS here agam Nlce day for walks at noon Some of the classes went to see Ivanhoe but lt just wasnt anythlng l1ke the book Teacher s meetlng Boy are we glad Let s go to Moragntown 0 K 9 F F A Square Dance What a snow' Thls IS one day the cars are gomg slow enough for Mr T1tus I bet December Flrst basketball game of the season Po1nt Marlon won over Mapletown 64 63 Natal1e got a letter from Pete Hurrah' Everyone out of school to decorate floats looks llke someone put a lot of work on them very pretty 1f I do say so myself Lost to Carmlchaels tonlght At last the long awaited n1ght IS here The annual Trl H1 Y Wlnter Wonderland Ball Kmg and Queen of the dance were Natal1e Johnson and Eddle W1ltfOUt Everyone had a swell tlme even 1f some of the glrls were sore from cllmblng all over the gym to decorate lt What t1me Well everyone gets a chance to see everyones flowers today Lost to Umverslty Hlgh Pomters first home game Jack sure showed Mapletown how to do The score was Pomters 66 Mapletown 53 Bud ran lnto a tram today Dont tell me those boys werent scared elther' Charlle Horse came to take plctures we almost froze to death Snowed all day Lost to Unlverslty Hlgh agaxn Oh groan At last a long needed rest Oh happy day Lost to Carmlchaels Chrlstmas carohng just about over Was very mce thanks to Mlss N1e man january New Years RBSOIUIIOUS Well pass all exams th1s year By the way what were you dolng at twelve9 Beat Masontown Rah Rah Rah ' Well here we are back to the old grmd Beat Redstone Care we k1dd1ng yeslj P D Careers due today' Sure was rough but the grades were pleasmg Scottdale beat us Lost to German ' Lost to Georges ' Lost to North Un1on ' Cthls has got to stop j No Sunnyslde tonxght k1ds exams tomorrow No Gablers tonlght elther Oh Brother' Thought they were hard yesterday Wow' Found out results of exams today Well there goes another New Years Resolutlon shot' Freshman Class Party Lost to South Unlon L67 L! . . , . . . . - , , D ' Lb' Y ' ' H 77 7 ' 7 , . did you get in?? 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' ' 7 7 ' J A YY ' i I h I D . . . , .. i 66 7' ' J 6 ' 7 ' 77 i ' 1 1 9 - U , I T . . . , . l SCHOOL CALENDAR No class today COUVGHYIOHS all day Beat Masontown ' Qsee It stoppedj Oh' shed a tear Beck and Tom broke up agaln It s only the umpteenth hundreth t1me Beat Redstone 59 47 Oh' hum' February March Aprzl May Happy b1rthday R1ch' Our ed1tor IS 17 today Good luck Lost to St john s Installat1on of off1cers Thats a g1rl Carol you tell them Student Congress elect1ons New presldent B111 Uhler Lost to German Glum EISCYIOH of Teen Queen for School Ha1l Queen Phylls New rules k1ds dont l1ke It have talk w1th Mr Walker Lost to Georges North Unxon beat us Be my valent1ne and we w1ll go to the Sweetheart Dance at the h1gh school' Last game of the season we lost Boys deserve a lot of cred1t They played really wonderful Jun1or vars1ty was really hot They won 14 and lost only 4 Anchors Away A Navy man came to g1Ve the boys a talk on Navy l1fe Edd1e couldnt make lt to hear the talk Stayed 1n Shorthand class' Pract1ce for Senlor Play Br1ng your lunch late practlce ton1ght D1tto Double Dltto The cast IS so tlred they can t see Stfalght Matlnee of Sen1or Plays Two comedles and one drama How d1d you Ton1ght IS the b1g performance Are your knees shak1n ' Sophomores order the1r r1ngs What a thr1ll It IS ffl H1 Y Dance Wear your old socks so your mom wont get mad Senlor X Rays What boney characters we have around here junlor Class party Have fun kldS cause you havent got long to go No school for two weeks because the war 1n Korea IS over Ha' Ha' Never know It was only Apr1l fool Would you9 Hear that lovely mus1c9 It s the band concert The n1ght of the Jumor Semor Prom Seems such a short t1me ago we thought wed never be old enough to go Oh' Mom please let me sleep 1n lt was so late last nlght Pack your bags get the S63SlCk p1lls and were off to Wash1ngton I sure hope Janet doesnt get slck thlS tr1p Remember Hagan sw Look' Look' Oh Gee' So much to see and my feet are ready to Qult now On our way back The t1me sure flew A good t1me was had by all The grade school operetta The h1gh school klds of tomorrow on parade Houze had a blrthday today Too bad It wasn t a school day or we could have taken a few whacks at her Oh well let her go th1s t1me Baccalaureate Thms IS lt k1ds Our commencement IS ton1ght Where have all the gears gone9 I hope every one has as much fun 1n school as we have had Why else would all the glrls be cry1ng as they took that long long march9 No matter what has happened 1n school after 1ts all over you know 1tS worth lt 168 27- . . . 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MRS STANLEY JONES Polnt M IIIOU Pa JOSEPH JORDAN Polnl Mallon P W KELLEY Mollls CIOS Roads Pa EDGAR KELLH Polnt Mallon Pa OEHRN KOON Polnt M lllon P EDVVARD LA POE Polnt M1llon P ARTHUR MILLER Polnt AVIIIIOII Pl 8 MRS F B MILLER JR PolntM1llon P1 MRS BERNILI' PORTER PolntM1llon P1 MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS L J SAPP Polnt 'V11llon Pl DON ALD SEDLOLK 81111111111 ld P1 D M TRI-'ESE PolntM1llon Pl EI MFR X AN I ANDT 1711111 M 1111111 P J AMES XEQQHIO 'Nsxxloxxll Sltc P1 S31 X ESTER 'NN ITTEPOP IA P11111 A111110 P 1 P X IfPIl-'XD THANK YOU It IS xlth gratltude 1nd ple 1sule that we acknowledge the thanks due to 111 those xx ho have helped ln the productlon of thls book Ml Donald Young of C3p1tO1 Engraxlng Companv for the engraxlng xxork Mr Knee for Candld photoglaphy xxork and Llttle Prlntlnv Compam In addltlon xxe are xerx grateful to our Patron Suhskrlbers who unhesltantlx lo1ned thelr flnanclal as slstance to help produce the 1953 Che Mon no . I . 1 .' 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