Robinson Township High School - Robin Yearbook (McKees Rocks, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1950 volume:

X X -Nsm My ,, -' nl ' 1qjl:a2l1lllf nm ut!! luu bk inn fir 1111 h S I - Hill , an H WW 'f l Ula!!! - ,... -P p 1 1. f! x . Q 1 X 3 1. A F 3 i gli? -4 'tt' ws f'x.J ,- f f 'inf xl X 1 x 5:13 :il 1 v,.g.-'..,: 'l I ' , , . r ' .. - ' I, .' '.:.' A 'uv 4 , 1 iff C- ' - AW , 1, ,f 1' 5 0, ,.. , l. . w 1 1 I . x A1 C ' U I 0 , ' s--,., Q, , .J .L K 4 n ' . i- A I ' ' f N X, 1 ,. ,., x I i . 7A Ll'l 5 7930 James Newell ASSOCIATE EDITORS Nolalue Ker cl: Charles Lanegan Frances Longman BUSINESS MANAGER Norma Jean Hrwnak FACULTY ADVISOR Vnclor Monaco Q fa L EolToR.1N-CHIEF UA 19 UMM 6L:i 0 We hope as we start thus new decade To set an example as good as we may For you who step and follow our class Shall work and strnde and try to pass Pass not only In grades as three or four But to pass an thought whuch mean much more Thoughts of holdmg talth of securing rvghts Thoughts of hope and 'oy Go on with your fllghts' Never stop go back or go away A coward can do that any clay Face your facts hold your toot lust so When you get to the top There are many students Jacks and Joans Who dream of thxngs as careers and homes Seek your guudance well and strong Keep your fasth and never go wrong To thus as the Class of 50 we add Good Luck to you every lass and lad Lorralne Colburn 50 I Publ shed by the Sen cr Clc ss ot Rob nson H gh chool Moon R P 3 C c 7 w , , , , , , , , , I I I , , , There's just one way to go, : , , , ' ll ll I I ll ll ll , . i i 1 i I 5 un, a. A '79 -v:,, .xdfma Wafer On the hills ot Allegheny, 'neath the western sky Proudly stands our dear old high school, on the hilltop high. Flag we love, black and gold, wave aloft for aye, May we all be leal and loyal, to thy memory. A When the evening twilight gathers, and the shadows fall, Linger long the golden sunbeams on the western wall. Flag we love, black and gold, wave aloft for aye, May we all be leal and loyal to thy memory. 4 'i Q 1 0' 1 lffg' 'iff' :Mtv 'f' 'J 'fl' ggZl'Li0l f5 X X SUCC 55 1 2- Y 1 I ...A l f QYCJQ4' x ff XX f K X ,ki ,A EA rf F QVLLOI' LCQPJ Q f J gave Me W CHARLES LANlGAN an Here s a boy whois a riot Always says he s on a diet Friendly to each pretty lass He s the president of our class Academic Football 1 2 3 4 Chorus 4 Class President 4 Class Play 3 4 Varsity R 4 LOUIS BLUMLING ou A footbal star six foot tall For this lad a gal could fall He possesses personality p us And for good fame this is a must Academic Football 1 2 3 4 Chorus 4 Varsity R 3 4 May Day Attendant 2 May King 4 Vice President 3 4 LILLIAN MOTIL Here s a gal you will agree ls as smart as a gal can be Marches through her plans each day As she did on the first of May Academic Chorus 2 3 4 Secretary 2 4 May Attendant 4 Robm Staff 4 amor Cymru .Mabry LUAMA MAYS Bugs Small but fast and witty oo Is this lad we show to you And clever too his tech nique A pretty girl hes sure to seek Academic Vice President 2 Treasurer 4 Football 1 2 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Chorus 4 Robm Staff 4 Class Play 3 4 A You Must Have Been A Beautiful Baby was the favorite song of 1938 but we added a new one to our hit parade by the name of School Days We were grown up then tor school took the place of playgrounds and we were in the first grade Here we formed our habits made our friends and learned our A B C s Over the Rainbow headed the list in 1939 and all of our 7 years were rrarched across the street to the elementary build ing where we were taken in hand by Miss McCalmont New subjects such as writing and spelling were taught to Us and we rsal'y enloyed our first Hallowe en Party When You Wish Upon a Star brought down the root in 1940 and was on our lips when we were promoted to third grade and Miss Burketts room Cinderella and Rumplestillskln were our favor te stories and correct ng wrong answers was the most frequent scene each morn ng before class You Are My Sunshine was the favorite melody of 1941 an Miss Milles was the teacher for our fourth year Our t in books were replaced by large Geography and history text and we had the thrill of entering and leaving by the ire escapes White Christmas was the song and 1942 was the year. The grade was the tit.h and here some of us parted company for we were given two home rooms. The favorite memory dear to all of us was the breaking of Mr. Plushcat cur music teacher s heart. Oklahoma stole the show and hung on for top honors in 1943. Mrs. Prichard and Miss Phillips were our faculty that year. Our noon times were spent in Miss Phillip's room every day. Yes you guessed it Math! Sentimental Journey was the hit tune in 1944 and back across the street we went tor our seventh year in the Junior High Miss McCurdy and Mr Punterarie took over the chores of home room sponsors During this year we bought war bonds and stamps to show our patriotism to our country Symphony blasted the luke boxes in 1945 and our rooms were changed for the eighth year Here we were loined by new kids from Groveton Mrs Mortimer and Mrs Williams took held at the church over and helped us with our first banquet To Each His Own made the hit parade in 1946 and with our courses selected we entered our freshmen year Members of our class took part in the band cheerleading and athletics lvy sneaked its way from the lips of all In 1947 and we packed up our belongings and moved into the Senior high school for our Sophomore year There we took part in activities such as sponsoring dances holding assemblies and skating parties The shop held pleasant memories for its home room students Nature Boy swept the country in 1948 and that year brought us the title of Juniors With the help of Miss Pogachnlck and Mr Barrett we presented our class play Midnight We spon sored the Junior Senior banquet holding it at the Chartiers Country Club. Ghost Riders In the Sky broke all records in 1949. As we en- tered our last year of high school. Senior class pictures were taken while ln Spring the Sap was in production. It made a great hit with all. I love Those Dear Hearts and Gentle People of 1950 was the hit as we the Seniors bid farewell to Robinson High. Dressed in caps and gowns we ended our high school career with our diplomas clutched tightly in our hands. . . . endow fo dee .7!ualf Ofc! gang 0 mae JACK ANDRASICK Academuc Foolball l 2 3 4 Varsufy 3 Chorus 4 DIANE DOUGLAS Academuc orus l 2 3 4 u 2 3 4 Day l 3 4 Drama l Tn Hu Y Secreiary 4 THEODORE ALMASY Academnc Class ay 3 4 Pobln Staff 4 F A LORRAINE COLBURN Academuc Cheerleader 123 Varsuty R 23 4 Chorus 2 3 4 May Day l 3 4 Class Secre tary 3 Class Treasurer I Tru Hu Y 4 Robm Stal? 4 Jack Nuce and tall and handsome oo Always smulung never blue Quute eu lady s man we hear Has a new gurl every year Doug Small compact and neatly hed Her fruendluness she couldnt hude She s un on everyihung around Where could a nucer gurl be found 8 A tall and handsome lad us he Full of pep and energy Wuuh dark brown eyes and wavy hour He really has good looks to spare Lorrue Eyes of blue and hour of gold To this gal you ll be sold She s the fauresf we have seen For Yhus queenue s on the beam QVLLOPI5 ccmlf ,Wx f af JJ WM ETHEl. MAE BRAKE Vocational Band l 2 3 4 Chorus 4 May Day 3 4 H A 3 4 Class Play 4 RICHARD LANDSITTEL Agrlcultural F F A 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Basketball Chorus 4 MARY IRVINE Commercnal Class Presudent l May Day 2 3 News bee 3 Chorus 4 Robin Staff 4 Tn Hu Y 2 PAUL HUNTER Academnc Newsbee 'l 2 Robin Staff 4 Class Play 34 Basketball l Football 3 Ethel She s a quuet gal can t be beat Meetlng her IS sure a treat From our band class day to day Her clarinet she does play Rlchle Here s another Groveton oy Whose company we all engoy Always has a friendly word Mary Pretty hanr and pretty eyes Are the thlngs that catches guys Does she have them? Oh you bet And those thmgs are hard to get Herlx Now here s a lad that has a Kaiser Late to bed and an early nser Very wltty with lots of pokes He s the guy that loves has cokes U O U C , A H - - .1 . I b 3-4, Baseball 3-4, Band l, Newsbee 2-3, Often seen but seldom heard, H ft 1 1 I 1 .' l' . ' ' ' H tt 8 . . . eniom 61, ffdlflfg 5W68f JQZLVLQ EDNA DENNINGER Academlc Chorus 2 3 4 Tn HI Y 3 4 Drama 2 May Day 'I 2 3 4 Robm Stat? 4 School Planlst 2 3 4 PETER CARISTO Academuc Football 'I 3 4 Basketball 3 4 PAULINE MARION Chorus 234 May Dy 'I4 TnHY 234 FHA2Maloret1e234 JAMES NEWELL Academic Football 4 May Attendant 3 Robin Edntor 4 F F A 34 Class Play 3 In music she IS quallfled In personallty she turns the tl e To this gal goes the wlsh Of supreme happiness Pete Fun and football are hls alms Englnsh' Hlstory' Oh what pains' Stull has strlfe goes on and on Then his school days shall be gone Mamie Here s a gurl you d luke to meet Tall and also very neat She also twurls a mean baton Thus IS the gal that s really on IITI Football brulser through thus year For has touchdowns we dad cheer A nnce and rather sernous lad A better editor cauldn t be had . 66 , lIEdIl ' . . . I . .dl -'I 'I I - ' ...I l I 1 1, ,I , . . , . f 1, -1, , - ,- , ns I --, a -, -u- . , . .. , --,..., . HJ-ft . f . - -I , 1 I ' . Q I ,...-, . - I l 1 9 8lfLL0l f5 Qojgge APQUQI' 0 J QKLLUJ LZVL gd if PAUL MARION Academlc ass Play 34 F F A 2 Newsbee 2 May Attendant 4 EVA MAKITKA Commercual Bee 3 4 Chorus 4 May Day l 3 4 RICHARD BAZNER Agricultural A 234 Football 4 Baseball 4 Stage Crew 3 4 BERNADINE ROSENBERGER Academe: Tru Hn Y 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Drama 2 Band l May Day 'I 3 May Queen 4 Butch He s tall and hgh? and falr to see And he s as good loolung as can be Knows hus business does ut well He s the kud that s really swell V8 Curly haar and eyes thai shlne A fnend of yours a frlend of mme And likes a red haired soda lerk OZ Dark brown eyes and curly hour Noi a worry not o care Hard to know but really swell This boy surely nngs the e Bernie Thus faur lass we call Bernodane Very gracious and our Queen Loads of fun full of smiles Seen IN all the lalesf styles . O . . Cl - , . , . -3-4, . . . HE H T'l'l'll'Y 2-3-4, F- H- A- 2-3-4, News Down at lsaly's she does work UB H r.F. . - ., , , ' ' ' ' ' ' b ll. 'l0 8lfLL0l .'5 00 ge 0l 8l!8l 0 :5lfU86f Q6lfl f:5 CLVL ,Od 5 ANNA MAE MAHONEY Academic orus I 2 3 4 Ch er eader 2 arslty R 3 4 Tr: H Y 4 May 2 3 4 Robm S aff 4 Cla s Play 3 VICTOR DI GIANDOMENICO Agrrcultural Basketball 3 4 Robin Staff 4 MARY LANGER Commercial Tn Hn Y 2 3 4 Band I 2 3 Malorette 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 May Day 'I 3 Robln Staff 4 JAMES TRIMPEY Academnc Football 4 Varsuty R 4 Dolly Short and tlny as can be Wlth lots of llfe and energy She ll pave her way toward success She s a real leader l confess IC A qulet boy and always handy With helpful hunts that are lust dandy From Groveton halls thus studlous lad Hns busy duties must be had Maur Small and damty us thas lass On good looks she s sure to pass In baseball her Interest ns hugh For there she s sure to get her guy Trapp An all round fellow he s the best Never known to be a pest Nnce brown eyes and halr of red Enough about hum can t be sand endow . . . FRANK SCHONS Academlc Chorus 4 Football 1234 Basketball 234 Varsvty R 4 Class Presndentl CATHERIN E DOLGOS Academlc May Day I 4 Class Secretary l Chorus 2 3 4 Robm Staff 4 Class Play 4 JOHN LANGSTON Agricultural Football l 2 3 4 Baseball 3 4 nsm34 F F A 4 Chorus4 Journal ROSEMARI E RAZPOTN l K Academlc May Day l 3 4 Class Presudent 2 Band 3 arslty Tn l Chorus 2 3 4 Class Play 3 4 Cheerleader 2 3 4 Robm Staff 4 gif BL in I2 Baldy Vlm vlgor vutalnty Here s a lad that has ull three In all sports he does excel He s a boy that s really swell Cath: Small and wutty delughtful too Through the years thus has been true She has a lund of personality That can t be beat by you or me Bu Who doesn t belneve nn the latest fads Always heard but never seen Stull he s rated pretty keen Sput A peppy lass IS her lund A friend of yours a friend of mme For her team she really fought A gal luke thus lust can t be bought H H I . I . I . . I , I ' - I I I - H U - - - , , . , , i H .H . . 2 . I . I - I I Q n ' ' 1 l 1 - , . Q AI dll . One of the witty iolxing lads - ' ' I - I ' , . - , I , . . . , . , ., H l I I I I 1 I . I I 'l-2- , V ' R 4, H'-Y 4, , , , , - 'Ev ' H . 8lfLL0l .'5 86, f gLl!8 f 8 lfU0l fo 589 FREDERICK R GREGORICH Commercial Class President 3 Newsbee 2 Basket ball Scorekeeper 3 4 Football Manager 4 Robin StoH 4 Class Play 3 MARGARET ELAINE WYDRA Commercial Magorette 2 3 4 F H A 2 3 4 Tri Hn Y 2 3 4 Chorus 4 May Day I 3 Attend ant 4 Robin Stat? 4 DOLORES IRENE LESKO Commercial Newsbee 3 4 May Day I 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 NATALIE KERICK Commercial Class Play 3-4 Chorus 2-3-4 Journalism 3 Tri-Hi-Y 2 Robin Staff 4. Fritz Now here s a boy with talent galore And every day learns something more Arts and music are has speed In everything he takes the lead Peggy Here s a girl that s really hep Knows how to strut a fancy step A clever witty blue eyed mlss Ranks high on any semor s Inst Dee Tall and slender has lots to say No matter what the time of day You always see her on the run To lain the gang with lots of fun Nat Tall and friendly bright and gay likes to work as well as play Always willing to help out She s a girl to brag about. eniom t df ofa! gang 0 U18 CHARLES DEAN WOLSTONCRAFT Agncultural F F A 3 4 Fooiball 4 LINDA LUBIC Commerclal Trl HI Y BETTY MARKO Academic Chorus 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Band 2 Trl Hn Y 2 3 4 Drama 2 Class Play 4 May Day 134 News Bee 4 ELIZABETH LANE Commercial . .A. 2-3-4 May Day 'I Choru Newsbee 3-4. 4.9, Dean Now here s cm boy wuth a model T Who s tall and dark as you can see He lolned us In our Junlor year And found hrs place among us here Lundy Fave foot eaghl brown ha r and eyes Here s a gurl that s wltty and wlse She s a gal thai s really nifty For she belongs to the class of 50 Betty Youll love her wmy lokes I know For she s the gal fo sleal the show She s full of fun and fancy free That suns Betty to a tee Libby Blonde and flny eyes of blue Always has a smnle for you Fun and frolic is her aim No one else is quite the same. 00JAy8 RAYMOND LA GAMBO Agriculture A MARIAN KACZMAREK Commercial HA 234 Newsbee 3 TrlHlY 2 3 4 Chorus 3 4 May Day l 4 FRANK MAZUR Academnc Football 2 3 4 ARLENE SKIBA Commercial Trl Hn Y 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 May Day 1 2 3 Newsbee 3 Robin Stal? 4 Band 1 Class Play 3 4 QVLLOVJ oreuer ofa! A owd ana! ga! Ray Quiet mannerly and shy Dork and handsome qulfe a guy Always mce to have around Anolher luke hum can f be found Kacz She s the gal who s always smllmg Her good looks are so beguiling Very qUlel has llhle to say Thus ISfl'1B gal who wlll go a long way Frank Nuce and helpful rather quiet Never known to start a not Not wo fall and not foo short Football us has favorite sport Fnve foot two a blonde of lhai Loves to ea? and also cha! Full of life and lols of pep She s a gal that s really hep 15 O o o o , H H , 1 , f F. F. .3-4. . ' , ' i . E H H , , -- , F. . . - - , , '- '- - . . I , - , - , - . . . . .X V, , , 4 ,- W, gi K F, '- 4 3 . 2 U H , V I I 1 ' I f f l- - - - . . . UAV., ' 2 ' , I -l -- - n U 4 2 , f , ' - , ' ' r 1 1 1 I , , Y' lf .fi Q 2 QVLLOV6 ooofgye GREGORY SHARDING Commercnal Football 2 3 4 Chorus 4 Basketball 3 4 Band 4 Baseball 3 4 NORMA JEAN HRIVNAK Commerclal May Day l 2 4 News Bee 3 Year Book Trl Hu Y 2 ALLOZY ZOMBECK Commerclal Football 34 Bas ball 234 Agncul tural 2 4 Chorus 4 ELIZABETH KISH Commerclal HI Y 2 3 4 C rus 2 3 4 2 3 4 May Day l 4 Class Secretary l Robm 4 euer o aweemearfa an pa 4 alfa' 16 Moose Greg lomed us nn our Jumor year And a welcome addvtron never fear What would our team do without this end A wullmg hand hell always lend Norm Now here s a classmate full of fun Brlght and shlny as the sun Her evenings are up Smitty s spent To earn herself a pretty cent Never seen wlthout a smlle Although he s qulet he s worthwhule A happler fellow could not be found For success he s surely bound Betty Smallest gal In the sensor class ls thus pretty llttle lass Has no worries has no cares But her happiness she share G I I I Q H H v 0 I . . I - - . I I I I ' ' , - . . . , t, H , , , - - . . , , , V , 4, '- '- . . l 3 1 - 2 ' ' ,N A . Y A I IIAVI - , , . , . , . , 4 ' I . I H H . I . . I Tri- 3 - - , ho - - , F,H.A. - , , - - , ' , , .Vg ' . 1 , I. . . . . endow Qe, Loaf give file LUOPKC! fo we jj all of! gang 0 me FRANCES LANGMAN Commercial Trl HI Y 3 4 Chorus 3 4 Junior Class Play 3 Robin Siaff 4 HELEN WEST Commercial A 234 News ee 34 Tn: 24 May Day'I4 Chorus4 Frannle A charmmg gal I know named Fran ls always sure to get her mon She s lust as clever as can be And to your hear! she s got the ey Westy If you ever go to Campbell s Run You ll Gnd o gvrl who slots of fun Mamie and Linda are her choice To pal around and rouse her volce CSZl'lfL8fALlfLg Qlflflfelflflf QI y LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT I Frances Longman bequeath all my excuse cards to Anna Marko We Mary lrvune and Ray La Gambo bequeath our booth up Smutty s to Aland Jerry I Natalue Keruck bequeath my seat un Room One to Lenore Barnowsku We Jack Andrasuck and Frank Schons bequeath our football abuluty to Frank Mahoney and Ronnue Bott I Lorraune Colburn bequeath my red haur to Colleen Berthold e Anna Mae Mahoney and Rose Marue Raz potnuk bequeath our love for P O D to Ruta Goddard I Mary Langer bequeath my tutle of head ma uorette to Helen Makutka e Norma Jean Hruvnak and Arlene Skuba b queath our muschuef makung to Carol Watt and Evelyn Davudson Duane Douglas bequeath my love for school to Joan Mercer Shurley Drexler Catherune Dolgos bequeath my untellugence to Clara Deemer Luluan Motul bequeath my skatung abuluty to Norune Dolgos Greg Schardung bequeath my love for Du quesne to Jummy Paul Eva Makutka bequeath my love tor red heads to Gwendolyn Lugget and Joan Hornyk Helen West bequeath my unterest un the News bee to Morgue Osborne Frank Mazur bequeath my fancy shoes to Jackue Mullen Luama Mays bequeath my love for tomatoes to Don Jenkuns Peggy Wydra bequeath my baton to Wulluam Anderson Paulune Marlon bequeath my best dressed tutle to Helen Goodman I Paul Maruon bequeath my salesmanshup to John Owad Vuc Du Guandomenuco bequeath my shyness to Don Kutzavutch Fred Gregoruch bequeath my love for gurls to Bernue Kruger Betty Kush bequeath my shortness to Ruta Redd John Langston bequeath my dungarees to Francus Ambrozuc We Allozy Zombeck and Ruchard Landsuttle be queath our undone homework to Rosemarue Marks Dean Wolstoncroft bequeath my clarunet to Catherune Meyer Ethel Mae Brake bequeath my unterest un school to George Reguna Dolores Lesko bequeath all my admurers to Mary Eluzabeth Clark and Mary Ann Har buson Charles Lanugan bequeath my love for food to Bull Trumpey Betty Marko bequeath my athletuc abuluty to Connue Calacuno Maruan Kaczmarek bequeath my love for The Army to Dorothy Dean Ted Almasy bequeath my actung abuluty to Bob Eves Jummy Newell bequeath my posutuon as edu tor of the Yearbook to Paul Nesbutt Ruchard Bazner bequeath my curly haur to Steve Zelenko Pete Carusto bequeath my annoyung person aluty to John Sedlock Louue Blumlung bequeath my throne to Conrad Eckert Paul Hunter bequeath my Kauser to Ray Heasley Lunda Lubuc bequeath my guggles to Mary Hamtul I I I ' I ' . , . I . . l . II . I . , ' , I, ' , ' . . ll I I I I I ' ' - I I W , ' - . I I ' . . . . I, , W , ' ' , e- A . . . I, I I, ' , , I, , l, Bernie Rosenberger, bequeath my crown to ' . ' II , . . . II . I . . , ' Il I 1 , Il I . . . I, ' , - . ll . I . . .- I, , - ' , . - ll , I , I, , - ' I, . I . - I, , V . I . . I, I A 1 1 u, I ' ' I, , ' I, . . I I . ll . . I . I8 Name Almasy Theodore Andraslck John Bazner Rlchard Blumllng Louls Brake Ethel Mae Carlsto Pete Colburn Lorralne Dennlnger Edna DIGl0ndOmenlC0 Vlctor Dolgos Catherlne Douglas Dlane Gregorlch Fred Hrlvanak Norma Jean Hunter Paul lrvlne Mary Kaczmarek Marlon Kerlck Natalle Klsh Ellzabeth LaGambo Raymond Landslttel Rlchard Lane Ellzabeth Langer Mary Langman Frances Langston John Lanlgan Charles Lesko Dolores Lublc Llnda Mahoney Anna Mae Makltka Eva Marlon Paullne Marlon Paul Marko Ellzabeth Mays Luama Mazur Frank Motll Lllllan Newell James Razpotnlk Rose Marle Rosenberger Bernadlne Schardlng Gregory Schons Frank Sklba Arlene Trlmpey James West Helen Wolstoncroft Charles Wydra Peggy Zombeck Allozy amor A wedded Address Box 59 Groveton P Box 250 Moon Run P 1521 Woodblne St Plttsburgh1 Pa R D 11:1 Box 91 McKees Rocks Pa Box 51 Groveton Pa Moon Run Pa R D :f:l:1 Coraopolls Pa R D :gil Box 368 Forest Grove Coraopolls Pa Box 14 Groveton P Evelyn Drlve R D 1 Coraopolls Pa R D :lEj:1Coraopolls Pa Box 146 Moon Run Pa Box 30 Moon Run Pa Forest Grove Rd R D 1 Coraopolls R D :lil Coraopolls Pa R D 11:1 McKees Rocks Pa 996 Chartlers St Carnegle Pa Box 106 State St Groveton Pa 323 Rlchtield St Plttsburgh 27 P Box 66 Groveton Pa Box 356 Crafton Pa Campbells Run McKees Rocks Pa R D :QE1 Forest Grove Rd Coraopolls R D :l:f:1 McKees Rocks Pa Beacon Road Moon Run Pa Beaver Grade Rd McKees Rocks 187 Moon Run Pa Run St Carnegle Pa 101 Groveton Pa 101 Groveton Pa 141 Moon Run Pa McKees Rocks Pa R D R D i5 Crafton Br Plttsburgh P 11 D Groveton Vlllage Box 241 Moon Run P R D :fi1 Box 106 McKees Rocks R D :til McKees Rocks Pa R D :til Box 238 Coraopolls Pa Moon Run Pa R D 111 McKees Rocks Pa Box 295 Carnegle Pa R D 35 Box 333 Crafton Br Plttsburgh C51 Pa Box 97 Ellzabeth St Groveton Pa Box OX OX OX il:5 Crafton Br Plttsburgh Pa Telephone Car 2428 M Stl 0325 Car 2483 W Co 4 1506 Car 1855 M Co 41192 1705 40913 1915 4 4304 Car 1205 Co 4 4992 Car 8034 R25 4 0669 2674 R 4 1796 3478 J 4 3475 Car 1703 Car 2448 Pa Co 4 5955 Car Car 1898 Car 1245 M Car 8044 R3 Car 923 Co 4 5235 Co 4 5235 Car 1480 W Car 8031 R3 Car 8039 R21 Car 8039 R3 Co 4 4187 Co 4 3563 Car 8035 R12 Car 1185 Car 3318 W Car 8025 R2 Car 3037 Car 8054 R2 Alken Road R D if1 McKees Rocks Pa Car 8037 R31 19 ' JJ , , , a. ' , ,. , , a. - I . . .I . I 1 - l , I . , . . , , , . - I . I I u ' I I , I . ' , . , .,., . . , L , . ' ' , . .. . . , Rd., ', . A , Co 4- ' ' ' , ' . , , a. .. Co - , ' . ' , . .Q , ', . Co 4- , ' . . ', . Co - 1 I I I . , 1 . I I . , . ., . .if , ', Pa. - 1 , .. . . , b , . - , ' , . . , , . Co - . , . . ,. .... . ., l , . ' ' , ' , .. . .. ., , . Co - , ,.. ' ., ' , a. PI1- - ' , ' .,. , , . Co - 1 D ,, I I u , ,.,... I , , . , .. . . , ., l , . ' , ,... Box 372, R. D. i ',.5, Crofton, Pa. G , . ...... . . , , . , . , , . - ', ' ,..,.. ., ,Pa. - , ., , , . , ' , .,........ 101 ., ' , . ' , ' . . ,..... B , , . . . - ' , ...... B , , . - , ' A .,.., B , , . - , . . , . ' , ... .. . . , ., . , . ' ', ' ' .,,... . . , ., ' , a. - , .. .,..,. - 1 - ' , ' A .. , , a. , ' . . . , , , PCI. - l , ,, . . . , , . ' , ,, ..... . . , , . , . I , ... , ,, - I , . . , , . ' 1 - , l , . , . . , , ., , . , .... I 1 'I I ' , , ,..... . I ' ' l I I ' - M475 jd haw .81 X 'VT' 4 .' ' 'Y fs P' 'f 5 ,:.,,A M c. 7, X V . ,E P' An .Kg In ' fi sf Q AV , 'Ni 1 'rw M 1 Mr 'al Q Y Q All f gt' A - . lf' , 5 N .1-1 ,J as 'jffv ff, 1 V 'J fn. 2 4 5 '.. Wx? '1 S V., H T 3- f 4 7' R . Q f., 41 1 5 ! A . 5 l O 4 . I . O Q iv 1' -yr-we ' 1 if J., If r 'nuns Q' V,- jf 1 -1-qi P -2 uf ,,,, -2 .ff ' Q j ,fu 1 L. f 1r.3 M in Q f ff., if' if erdonadfiea If you ever meet ARLENE SKIBA and LUAMA MAYS You would see why a pleasing personality pays They have grace and charm and not many can be found Like these two that were chosen as BEST ALL AROUND ETHEL MAE BRAKE and VICTOR DIGIANDOM- ENICO are their names A high education and a will to succeed are their aims At times very cheerful and thriving with pep, but nevertheless They carried away the title for being the QUIETEST Loads of success go to ANNA MAHONEY and FRANK SCHONS Which they'll need for future aches and pains and groans And we, business world warn you to take heed For these are the people MOST LIKELY TO SUC- CEED Atristically and musically inclined are they Of course l'M speaking of FRED GREGORICH and EDNA MAE He's the artist of our year book, the chorus by her is led That is why we voted for them as the MOST TALENTED Who are these handsome people that belong in picture frames Why LORRAINE and TED are their given names You can bet your life they're worth the hooking They were voted by the class as the BEST LOOKING 22 emonagfiefi With rhythm and jazz to start the strife BETTY and JACK are full of life Start the music and watch these prancers This couple by far are two Best Dancers BETTY and LOU are tough to stop For in sports they have reached the top If they tried enough they could win any meets Of course they were chosen as the Best Athletes Millions of iokes and corny supreme HELEN and PAUL are really a scream Make a wisecrack then you'll do the rest For these two characters are the Wittiest. Quoting Shakespeare or working in the lab CATHY and LAN are worth all the gab Not only in fun do they lead the rest But take all honors as the Brainiest. PAUL and PAULINE are the twins of the class ln fashions and styles they are sure to pass Sharp as a tack never are messed l'm sure you'll agree they are the Best Dressed 23 LVVL8 0 fl LVVL8 0 LVVL8 0 CLASS PROPHECY TIME 8p m As every one arrrves for the class re unron we hear the soft musrc of that famous orchestra the Brg Wheel and hrs Lrttle Spokes conducted by that great second Harry James Moose Schardrng In the orchestra we see some famrlrar faces To our left beatrng out the boogre rs fabulous Dennrnger whose non professronal name rs now Schons Her famous husband rs the great Baldy kung of the orl wells rn Robrnson Townshrp To our rrght rs that swrng and sway gal Ethel Mae who rs a very fine musrcran by professron As we pass up the orchestra we glance back tage and see the professronal srngers Drone Douglas Arlene Skrba and Frances Longman Srttrng at the first table are the two drrt drg gers wartrng for news and prckrng everyone apart as they walk rn the door l guess you know who we are referrrng to by now They are those two Scrrpp Howard Wrrters Natalre Ker ck and Rose Marre Razpotnrk Walkrng up to the stage are Lorrarne Colburn PhD and the Master of Ceremomes who rs n Admrral rn the Navy Paul Marlon to rntro duce the people as they enter the ballroom The first to enter rs Norma Jean Hrrvnak now co owner of the ball room and draggrng on her arm rs Trrmpey Baldys rrght hand man and rrght behrnd rs Anna Mae Mahoney hrs secretary who never leaves hrm Next to arrrve rs the well known Casey of hrs day Ted Almasy and hrs model Paulrne Marlon Rrght behrnd rs Peggy Wydra Betty Krsh Helen West and Eva Makrtka the busy homemakers as you can well tell by therr drsh pan hands They never heard of Paul Hunters latest rnventron the Sudsy Wudsy Duzzy suds Talk about the lrttle angel and there he comes now wrth Lrbby Lane on one arm and the multr mrl lronarre' Allozy Zombeck who rs backrng hrs latest rnventron on the other arm Enterrng now are the two bachelors Jrmmy Newell who owns a barber shop and Fred Greg PLACE Smrttys Ball Room orrch the great engrneer who rs workrng on a new canal so that the famous swrmmer Dolores Lesko can attempt to swrm rt before her marrrage to her trarner Frank Mazur who by the way are seated at the left of the orchestra And to the rrght of therr table are prlot Bunny Mays and arr lrne hostess Lrlr Motrl who are busy chattrng to John Langston and Mary Langer the new man agers of the Hotel DalWorf Arrrvrng a few mrnutes late are Rrchre Land srttel and Bernre Rosenberger rn Dean Wolsen crofts 1960 speedmobrle Bernre has on one of her famous creatrons whrch are noted all over the world They are greeted at the doorway by Rrchard Bazner the owner of Sprrngvrew the 'I 000 acre darry form and Cathy Dolgos hrs sec retary The lrghts are drmmed and the spot lrght shines on Mary lrvrne and Ray LaGambo who Drnner rs served consrstrng of spaghettr and meat balls whrch were made by the famous Chefs Vrctor Dr Grandomenrco and Pete Carrsto Head cook was Lrnda Lubrc Ten mrnutes after the completron of the meal Dr Charles Lanrgan enters the ballroom and quretly slrps rnto hrs seat Speeches are made by Lou Blumlrnq the professronal football player for the Prttsburgh Steelers and Jack Andrasrck new prrncrpal of Robrnson Townshrp Hrgh School Entertarnment rs provrded for by Marran Kaczmarek and Betty Marko famous comedrans on Broadway The smgers flnrsh therr songs and vrsrt the tables Everyone gets together to brrng back mem orres from our school days There rs a commun rty sung and slowly everyone leaves wrth the song of School Days on therr lrps As you descend down the long narrow wrndrng path you hear the farnt sound of Memorres from the orchestra ' A ' 4 4 ' Q2 5 ' I - . . I . . ll ll ' - 1 1 1 I - , . 1 1 ' , . . . I . S . . . I I h . I . . I a 1 n u I I I I ' ' '- Q 1 I v ' . I i , ', , are celebrating their tenth wedding anniversary. F I n u lx a 1 I . . G Q . ' ' I ' I . - u u v 1 v , . . . , . . , . , . . . . , , . I . I . . I I I u . 4 4 , , I a 1 I ' , . I 1 I s Q v I ' . , , 11 11 - - I . a l a ' ' ' ll ' Il I 1 1 ' ' 24 ,A manwfrafaolfz :'llllMlil1gInlg5l'7'l M ll 'UNI 'ifm'LkIlmi fmf ' ---jivz '97 HV: I 3 L- f-HHN -' 9 ........ ,Ji Qil?+-i-i- --- Aqi-......., vtii? +- , .. f-Q- '- ' - -- 1i X, Ill 'A 1 I l . 'I A X I t I . ll' 4 8l l!L15LlfLg l LlfLCL 61, Dr George McAnulty We the class of 50 have reached the end of our never to be forgotten school days We wash to extend our snncerest appre cnatuon to Dr George McAnulty for hrs wlse counsel and also for has unturmg efforts ln our relatnons wnth hum Has outstandmg guldance during the past twelve most Important years of our lnves wall long be remembered by us We also would lake to express our smcere thanks to ham for suble since has return to Roblnson Through the and of these lm provements we have become better qualified to take our place nn the world and to help us become successful In whuch ever occu patron or career we choose We have found that we can go to hum wuth our problems and be assured that he wull help us to the best of has abnlnty Not only ns he admured and respected as supervusor of our school but also as a mutual fruend As we have gone to hum many tlmes nn the past we wall contunue to ponder on all that he has taught us and be better cmzens for nt Once agann we say thank you for all you have done for us the sensors of 1950 26 I the constant improvements in our school which he has made pos- JU? .SZAUQK lgfuncryoa RAYMOND L MCCULLOUGH Pruncupal Behund a desk standung at the head of the hall or partucupatung un school actuvutues and affaurs you wull nearly always see a muld pleas ant young man wuth a smule on hus face and you can be sure that he wull answer to the name of Mr McCullough For thats the way we Sen uors of Robunson find and know hum a good natured smulung fruend Behund hus desk Mr McCullough us a pruncupal wuth the responsubuluty of keepung the students un lune and carung for office he makes ut possuble for us to hold actuvu tues make money and enuoy good school enter taunment He us always present at socual actuvutues held at the school never mussung a gatherung of thus kund and always workung for the betterment of the school We know Mr McCullough as a teacher as an advusor to the Varsuty R and as a good fruend so as we leave Robunson Hugh School we thank you Mr McCullough for your never turung efforts un guvung us somethung to remember you by Usually when one graduates from hugh school he or she proceeds to college or enters the busuness world outsude to make a name for theurselves But un thus unstance the sutuatuon us enturely dufferent for upon graduatung from Rob unson Glorua Ann Andrasuck stayed on to accept the posutuon of secretary at the hugh school and became an umportant figure un the office All through the day the tap of her type can be heard as she goes through her dauly schedule and you can tell by her pleasant man ner that Glorua enuoys workung among students and faculty members To all the teachers and students she us an everlastung fruend always goung out of her way to help anyone wuth theur problems Sunce beung wuth the school three terms Glorua has captured the respect and admuratuon of all We the Senuor Class shall muss her and her easy goung ways and we all want to wush Glorua contunued success at Robunson GLORIA ANN ANDRASICK Secretary my QQ' Z l ' it their well-being and behavior. Being in that Wflfef 0' the Click Of the mlme09 CPl machine 27 --,f JOHN C MQMICHAEL JOHN K LOWERY Penn State Unuversnty 1922 Caluforma Normal School 1913 Shop and Agriculture Chemistry Physrcs Biology QVLLOI' 9 A,-4 BESSIE L FOSTER Unlverslty of Pittsburgh 1929 Powers School of Theater 1915 English literature and Drama ROSEMARIE SCAVARIEL CECELIA BURIK University of Puttsburgh 1945 Mount MGFCY COHGQB 1945 Commercuol Educctnon General and Vocotuoncl H E 28 3 X ' y . g , A. ',,- Makst , -an V ROBERT K WRENSHALL Washington and Jefferson 1938 Physlcal Educohon THOMAS A BARRETT Duquesne Unlverslty 1937 Algebra and Lcnm JOSEPH PICCHI Duquesne Unlversnty 1948 Music 29 VICTOR A MONACO Duquesne Umversny 1937 Socnol Studies SIDNEY LEFF UHIVSYSITY of Pmsburgh 1949 Commerclcul A Y OSQAOOZ Xj6l,ClfLAg F , Y! Mara! of iZ5irecf0r5 FRANK BUTYA DR. BURKETT ADOLPH SCHUHIDER Secretary President WILLIAM PINTAR Vuce President THOMAS SLANINA EDWARD ZIMMER Soon we the class of 50 wnll be leavnng our hugh school days behind us lt IS only fitting and proper that we pause and pay trnbute to those men who have given freely of their time and effort an order that we the students of Robunson Townshsp may engoy the best nn school facnlmes We are speakmg ofthe Board of Educatlon Thus bers of Robmson Township who work dnlugently at thus task The board meetmgs are held on the first Friday of each month at whnch time they dns cu s the betterment of our school Presndent Dr Burkett presudes at these meetmgs Other offl cers are Mr Frank Butya secretary and Mr Wnlluam Pmtar us vnce presudent The board as made up of commuttees so as to take care ofthe problems that come up more adequately These FRANK MOCHNICK HARRY MILLER Sollcltor commuttees and theur chanrmen are Dr John W Burkett Fmanclal Committee Frank Mochnuck Educatnonal Com mittee Edward Znmmer Bus Transportatuon Commuttee Adolph Schuhlder Bulldlng Improve ment Committee Wllluam Pmtar Athletlc Commnttee Thomas Slamna Custodsan of the Rob unson Townshlp School bunldangs small a group as these men make up they do a glgantuc task to keep our school lute going a normal and peaceful pace We the class of 50 wnsh to thank these men most whole heartedly for thenr contnbutnon to us , l , , Mr. ' - ' - l . . ' . . . . Mr. ' - ' board is made up of some of the leading mem- Mr' , D 1 l ' ' I ' , Mr. . . . T . . . . . . - Mr. ' - ' - ' ' - ' As 39 UfL6!Qlf'C!6L:5:5lf1fL8lfL X 5 1' X K f X X I 1 ' ,., X W , 1 RS A n X I XX f I A1 - -- DQR E --Mx 4- ..: ixmy 'ILM lfLlfLlf0l LCQIU Alfred Wolfe Presldent I 2 Varslty R I 2 3 Football I 2 3 Basketball Baseball 'I ORCHESTRA COMMITTEE Paul Nesbitt Steve Zelenko John Sedlock Joan Hornyclx Clara Deemer Shirley Drexler Conme Calccmo Ruta Redd Mary Hamptll Rosemarie Marks lfLl'Llf0l Rose Marne Marks Vocatuonal May Attendant Francie H A Band 'I 2 3 Band I 2 Drama 'I May Day 2 Class Offlcer Photography 'I Drama 3 Frances Ambrozlc Class Secretary 2 3 PLACE COMMITTEE Conrad Eckert Bull Trnmpey Alfred Wolfe Franc s Ambrozlc Ruta Mae Goddard Gerry Gregory 8C0l 6l,fL0lfL 0l0fLlfVLLff88 Margor e Osborne Gwendolyn Llggltt James Paul Wxll am Anderson 32 I Norme Dolgos Norme Chorus 2 3 Band l 2 3 Class Treasurer 2 3 May Day 2 Drama I Clflflfgflflfef 0lflfLWLLif86 PROGRAM COMMITTEE Lenore Barnowskl Carol Watt Cathenne Meyer Evelyn Davldson Frank Mahoney Bernard Kruger John Owad George Regma Jack Mullen Ronald Bot? Donald Kutzavntch gil r ' im J . MAIN nRose,, li- 11 - If F' . l 2-3 H - 11 I-2 - - - - . 3 . lfl,lfLL0l f5 Wllllam Anderson Andy Academlc Constance Calaclno Connue Vocallonal Chorus 2 3 Ban l2 H A lenore Barnowslu Lundy Vocational Chorus 2 3 Trl Hn Y 2 3 Treasurer 3 Vnce Pres1den13 Drama 3 Mary Elizabeth Clark Maur Vocahonal Photography l H A Publlc Speakmg 3 Colleen Berthold Colleen Voca lonal H A Drama 'I Public Speaking 3 Evelyn Davldson Davle Vocational Band l 2 3 Chorus 2 Trl HI Y 2 3 Moy Day l Drama l 33 i- Ronald Bef? Donna Bunanelr Ronnue Dlmples Agrlculture Fooiball l 2 Baseball l 2 Basketball l Varsny R 2 Clara Deemer B971 Academic Bancl l 2 3 Chorus 2 3 May Day 2 Drama 1 Vocallonal Band l 2 3 H A May Day 2 Do roihy Dean Dome Vocahonal Chorus 2 3 H A Maloruette I 2 3 lflflfLL0l 15 Shurley Drexler Commercual Band 1 2 Chorus 2 May Day 3 Pub'uc Speaking 3 Drama 'I Helen Goodman Helen Commercial May Day 2 Chorus 2 3 Drama 1 3 Conrad Eckert Agriculture Band 1 2 May Day 3 Marlann Harblson Marr Vocational Photography I H A Public Speokmg 3 Ruta May Goddard Commercial Band 'I 2 3 Drama 'I Cheerleader 'I 2 3 Photography 'I Joan Hornyck Jeannne Commercual May Day 1 Public Speakmg 3 34 Mary Hamtnll Commerclal May Day 'I 2 Photography I Donald Kut-zuvntch Stub Academuc Baseball 'I Geraldlne Gregory Vocational May Day 1 Band 'I 2 3 E Chorus I 2 Donald Jenkms Duck Commercnal u , I I , , . , .. I K , , ,I- fl ShlrI Connie Rita Mary Gerry - - V. H. . 'I-2 H H 1, - H ,I - H H H H H - F. . .2-3 ' ' lfLl'LL0l 5 Bemarcl Kruger Bope Commercial Football 'l Baseball l 2 3 Basketball l May Day l Varsity R 3 Joan Mercer Joan Commercial Chorus 2-3 Public Speaking 3 Gwendolyn llggrtt Gwen Academic Band 2 3 Anna Marlxo ,,Ann,f Commercial Band 2-3 Tri-Hi-Y 2-3 Drama l Helen Malutlxa Frank Mahoney Shorty Sam Vocational Chorus 2 3 May Day 2 H A Malorette l if 23 Commercial Football l 3 May Day 2 Basltelball l 2 3 Dorothy Moxur Dottie Commercial May Day 2 Chorus 2 3 Drama 1 2 Treasurer 1 .lack Mullen Catherine Meyer Paul , Nesbit e Catherine Pau Agriculture Public Speaking 3 Agriculture Baseball 3 Band 1-2 35 Chorus 2-3 lfLlfLL0lf':5 Marlone Osborne John Owad Morgue Vocational Chorus 2 3 H A Newsbee John Sedlock Johnny Agriculture John Commerclal Football 2 3 wlllldm Trlmpey Trnppe Academnc Chorus Band 3 Football 'I Basllelball 'l-2-3 Baseball 1-2-3 i James Paul IIT1 Academlc Band l 2 3 Chorus 3 Carol Wan Carol Commerclal Band 2 3 Chorus 2-3 May Day 2-3 Drama 'I Vice President 'I 36 Ruta Redd Ruta Commercial Band I 2 3 Chorus 2 3 May Day 'I Trl Hn Y 2 3 Drama 'I Sieve Zelenko Sieve Academlc Football 2 3 Baseball 2-3 Basketball 2-3 Chorus 3 George Regina George Commercial Journalism 3 Band l 2 3 Raymond Hensley Ray Commercnal Football 2 3 omior iuej .-C if an 3, vw ' x ' at Ai A Fellow Needs A Girl Moonllght And Roses Some Enchanted Evemng Lets Be Buddles Lazy Bones How Sweet You Are Anythlng Goes All Alone I Get A Knck Out Of You 37 Snuggled On Your Shoulder Rose Morne When You Were Sweet Sixteen When Day ls Done With A Smile And A Song Dcydreammg Solntude Just Frlends Put Your Arms Around Me Honey mu my mf IWL LULZI lflflfgi VVL DULJ LVL? Ray Heasley wush I had Lou Blumlungs gold tooth Ruta Redd wush to succeed Paulune Maruon as Tru Hu Y presudent Paul Nesbutt wush I had a way with gurls luke Ted Almasy Catherine Meyer wush I had Betty Kush s abul uty to dance Mary Harbunson wush l had Ethel Brakes hugh Connue Calacuno wush I had Maruan Kacz mareks posutuon on the newsbee Bernue Kruger wush to possess the pleasung per sonaluty of James Newell John Owad wush for Ruchard Bazners set of teeth George Reguna wush I had Charles Lanugans chaur up at Cook s Conrad Eckert wush l had Pete Carustos love for spaghetti Evelyn Davudson wush to take over Paul Hun ters lob as taxu cab druver Mary Clark wush to acquure Dolores Leskos noon hour un the telephone booth Norune Dolgos wush to beat Vuctor DuGuan domenucos typung record Steve Zelenko wush to be a great football player luke Luama Mays Ruta Goddard wush to replace Peggy Wydra and Lulluan Motul fallung on the skatung runk floor Colleen Berthold wush to get a redheaded beau luke Eva Makutka Anna Marko wush to get the posutuon of quar terback on the football team from my suster Betty Marko Lenore Barnowsku wush for a pleasung person aluty luke Helen West Morgue Osborne wush for a school gurl figure luke Lunda Lubuc Clara Deemer wush for Mary Langers extra text book Helen Makutka wush to replace Lorraune Col burn as Football Queen Jack Mullen wush to possess all the muscles of Greg Schardung James Paul wush to be a football star luke Jack Andrasuck Ronald Boff wush to acquure the tutle Football Kung from Baldy Schons Carol Watt wush to unherut the angeluc ways of Duane Douglas and Frances Longman Joan Mercer wush to have short haur luke Bernue Rosenberger Mary Hamtul wush for the posutuon as post mustress from Arlene Skuba Shurley Drexler wush to acquure Rose Marue Razpotnuk s chemustry notebook Gwendolyn Luggut wush to be another Sarah Bernhart luke Natalue Keruck Bull Anderson wush to replace Frank Mazur as wundow washer at the Dollar Store Ray La Gambo Al Wolfe wush for the calm cool collected ways of Jum Trumpey Bull Trumpey wush for Dean Wolstoncrofts manly heught Frances Ambrosuc wush l had a small app tute luke Mary Irvune and Catherine Dolgos John Sedlock wush l had the artustuc abuluty of Ruchard Landsuttle Rose Marue Marks wush to unherut all of Norma Jean Hruvnaks bankroll Gerry Gregory wush very much to establush myself as a good homemaker luke Paul Maruon Maruon Harbuson wush I had Allozy Zombeck s pleasung smule Don Kutzavutch wush to be another Eunsteun luke Fred Gregoruch Dorothy Dean wush for the seat that Eluzabeth Lane occupies on the Carnegue bus Joan Hornyk wush I had John Langstons Emuly Post manners . . 7 7 K . - 1 I - I I . I . - - I, I - . . I . . . . ll I . . . . . . , - , ' l, , . . , - I Il I f ' I I. Q. . I - . . . , , . . ' l, , . ' , I, , . , . . . , . I . I, , a a - I I . I ' 1 . . ' ll 1 . . , ' - 11 u , . ' I, Don Jenkins, wish to obtain a tenor voice like , . I . . ' . . I ll I I I I . . ' . . . . . I, ' ' , ' ' . , . . ' ll . 1 I 3 I , . . , , , , I, . I . . . .. . II . I . . . . . , , . . - . Il I . I I , . . . . l, ' ' , ' ' 1 . I ll ' 1 . I ' , ' ' - I, , ' ' 38 ,Sap omore 66156 icem Y Presldent Wllma Brown Vace Presvdent Frank Schulmeuster Secretary Dlxue Davls Treasurer Sue Almasy Startung at the bottom ut seems like a long hard task but finally In their first year of hugh school at seems worth at They now partuclpate un all actnvutnes offered by the school They begun to take an Interest In the courses offered them and nn plannnng thenr lnfe long ambutuon The Sophomores have taken theur place un hugh school by entering and com petmg nn socnal actuvutues Three members of the class already are cheerleaders two are malorettes and the rest partlcnpate nn band chorus and sports Next year they wlll fill the places of Jumors who wall then have reached theur hughest step for graduation 39 dl 'fx Q c '53 :av ' I X The flrst year in high school has proved very interesting 'For the newcomers. .Sip 0l'VLOl Q 6!6L:5585 TOP PICTURE Bock Row LR R Paul E Skrobu T Welsh J Garland J Honus J COYISTO H Postufko G Mr:Murhe K Becson Cenier Row LR W Godfrey F Schelmeuster S Knouse L Flemmg J Drexler M Borlowe M Kruger R Grbson F Mulwlo W Davies Froni Row L R S Uloger P Lewis D Androslck M Handlovuch D Duvus P Gumm J Gregory S Sovko G Bczrfon BOTTOM PICTURE Back Row LR F Barthen R Ford H McKean R Thnele J Wollett C Schons T Hayes W Buyer Center R0wl.R G Hensley T Nlcoletfl B lrvnne J Burllc B Shaffer S Almosy J Klobcar L Stone C McCormuck L Kramer Front Row LR D Turnbull D Buronf: W Brown N George N Stone A Moeser B Jurenc B Lublc 40 ' - 1 - 1 - 1 v 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 ' - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 . , . , . - Q- . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , - . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . ' - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 A 1 - 1 - 1 . , . - 1 . , . , . , . , . , . , . , , HVLLOIW E AE X V XX des C' V 1 ' 5A , E - o 1 1.1 I-1 M- - , 'fx f XL, Xxx ffE .of X! 0 K1 01, I.II.I.IAN POGACHNICK Englush Slippery Rock 1943 Vyvfdfi VIRGINIA MORROW Physical Educchon Slippery Rock 1945 lfLlfLL0l N.cLZ6LClftAy EDWARD SYNOWKA Hestory and Cwncs Duquesne Umversliy 1933 Junior Hugh Prmclpal 42 up 1 JEREMIAH SULLIVAN Lnterafure and Readmg Duquesne Unuversnfy 1948 MARGARET LAWTON Moth and Spellung Duquesne UTIIVEYSIIY Slippery Rock . . L Qs 1 -sf - s Q, .f?5? a' S F 3 . - ,Iv , Imk K: -S' my i 5, I iQl 8f5Al'VL8IfL President , Vice President Treasurer Secretary A ,. Cfdjd OMCQIAZS , ,. , James Ulager . .. , Frank Sigmund . . Arlene Neimeyer Jackie Riddle The Freshmen are having a busy year getting prepared for their first year of high school These students are very active in everything around them They take part in all activities oFFered They have one cheerleader and three malor ettes already representing their class This student body represents a large por tion of the cheering section that can be found at all sports events whether it be football basketball or baseball leading their team to victory They have already made a good beginning climbing up the ladder looking forward to the days when they will be the Senior Class of 53 43 Xf I I I I I ' I I . . , Xgl 8:5AlfVL8IfL TOP PICTURE Top Raw James Ulager Walter Postufka Donald Rlddle Donald Mauchllne Fred Longman Robert Jenluns James Deyak John Walenchok David Wllluams 2nd from Top Wulllam Mlxter Joseph Berger Wnlluam Bolce Henry Wegener Richard Busse Kenneth Macek Rlchard Warner Donald Hudnall Putnam Foley 3rd from Top Donald Tldball Mary Dclgos Duane Kerlck Shirley Amend Clara Posnar Beverly Anderson Mabel Jamrson Elnora Lane Mary George Charles Brake lst Row Geraldine Kozak Ann Trlmpey Delores Haser Amelua Redd Nancy Lewns Margaret Sharky Shlrley English Margaret Handnck Anna Phllllps BOTTOM PICTURE Whnte George Dezulovuch 2nd from Top Earl Eger Michael Peremba Ralph Krlvanek Norman Mnllerschoen Eugene Brtnkley John Zlmmer Edward Vletmler Frank Bachurslu Frank Sigmund 3rd from Top Anna Godfrey Shurley Barton Mary Honus Loss Cercone Jacqueline Rnddle La Verne Schrecengost Joan Ford Shlrley Dollnar Florence Handlovltch Harriet Davrs lst Row Beatrice Kerun Lorraune Brmlcley Margaret Marchettu Mary Rugana Patrncna Hertzler Kathleen Klobcar Shirley Leansh Arlene Niemeyer Delores Blumllng 44 T I I . I I I I I I I ' . ' i F . . I I I D D I I . I 1 , , . i ' I I A . I I I I , , , , - T A I I I I . I l I I I , - Top Row-William Dean, James Garland, John Biddle, Donald Krally, Joe Rosenberger, Tom Miller, John , . i I I I . I l I . I I . I I ' i I ' I I I I A I I , , , , - is . l I . . I .I .I l . I 1 , , - SML Qu Q TOP PICTURE Bottom Row left to right Dorothy Landslttel Janet Landslttel Lola Semerad Margaret Puhlman Mary DI Gandomenlco Ca herlne Bures Anna Marie Wydra Marcedes Leggitt Jean Fle 2nd Row John Zombeck Gene Flndley Donald Farrell Catherine Pello Robert Brammer Roger Story Robert Mauchline Frank Soucek Bock Row Richard Krally Raymond Larenzl Donald D.ilor Edward Zombeck Vincent Shuln Warren BOTTOM PICTURE Bottom Row left to right Lots Hamilton Doris Wasilko Eleanor Kaspersky Margaret Raymond Jean Blatecky Shirley Rudolph Betty Lou Barlow Evelyn Dezulovich Dolores Hornichok 2r'd Row Samuel Harbaugh John Welke Carrie May White Emma Foley Blanche Barton Anita M rcer Nellie Maslomk Chearena Slcher Henry Arch Joseph Marko lst Row Donald Baker Harry Phillips Charles Fry Van Smith Leslie Campbell Conrad Schorr Oliver Rugani Donald Phillips Michael Terpach Thaneas Upshaw Robert Glass 45 ! . i I I . I I I . , . I . . . . ' I l I I I ' T I . I I I I I I , . - A , i, ' , . ' f , Mawhinney, Paul Sedlock, William Ries, Eugene Vetovich, John Caristo. V D T. . . I V . I I I , , I , - l . - . 6 ' , , , , , V - , , , f - T I I A I V ' I i I I A I . l I A I I ' 6l!QlfLfA QWLJ8 Kfblffif B c Row LR M Smith D Winning J Redd E Blumlmg L Betsch D Baxa T Davis H Kr: R Powers W Mays Middle Row M Real: R McCormick F Barton J Newell B Petanownclx W Story R Lewis R Gumm A Shulm J Kung P Honus E Owad Front Row J Spnlx J Pollard D Renter A Kaczmarelc D Herman B Berthold M Basl A Warner R Warner G Butya M ddle Row R Welsh H Kuess D Wise R Mays L Fortu J Douglas J Raymond W Fallet J Melarlcy Third Row V Jurena J Reis G Arch C Posh J Madallnsky V Jamison M Dennmger D Phillips G Severns A Puhlman P Leutner Front Row D Terbasso E Kushner I Hensley G Gaspare E Helnllen N Carlin F George J Butya J Kruger 46 0 k , A - . ' , . ' ' , - , . ' , . , - , . ' , - 'gen . , . T ' -I ' I I ' I ' I ' . I ' I ' l I ' I . , . , . , . Back Row, L-R-W. Nesbitt, J. Moore. F. Riddle, R. Mcxdler, R, Dixon, J. Koller, W, Martin, T. McCoy, 5 '-' . , V 1 - ' , - , - i, . , - , - , - L 1 - I A i f - 1 - f ' I 1 - I I A - I ' i I f T ' I ' I ' I ' I ' . . I ' I I ' I ' I A C fLULfL8:5 WN CQ Q M fx 55 MMM a I K X I X' - ,ffl XJ ' ffl, A 'X I ,, I, f hu 7 Q 'E fx - 5 ! l 1 , OY,fffZ,ilZ6olf'LH 9 A-lg J Y . ' ' .ff emom vendor KLM pfay 1 Complete Cas? 4 Reading of Wull 3 New Years Celebrutlon 6 Stage Crew 48 2, Murder Scene 5. Lovers Scene , . QVLLOP5 lfLl'LL0l 541,555 y MISS Greenwood a splnster Leonard chauffeur Ellen mald Clalre MISS Greenwood s DISCS Bob her fiancee Joe Ellens boyfriend Mr Hardman lawyer Hugh Nichols government chemist Mrs Wlck housekeeper Kate Bagley reporter Eddle Bower photographer Mr Smlth mysterious vlsltor Paula Smiths friend CAST Rose Marie Razpotnlk Paul Hunter Anna Mae Mahoney Dlane Douglas Ted Almasy Luama May James Newell Fred Gregorlch Natalie Kerlck Arlene Sklba Paul MOTION Charles Lanlgan Frances Langman The Junlor Class presented a three act mystery comedy under the dlrectlon of MISS Lllllan Pogachnlck and Mr Thomas Barrett The play selected was The plot ln brlef As the curtain opens we see Mr Hardman family lawyer testing the walls for a secret door ln the llvlng room of a supposedly haunted house but he s interrupted by two young people coming from a New Years Eve Party looklng for a sword to take back as a treasure hunt The two are disturbed by Mrs Wlck the housekeeper carrying a tray These disturbances continue throughout the whole play wlth a touch of attempted murder of Paula by a mysterious man posing as an F B I official A blast from an exploslve made wlth peanuts reveals a secret room whlch everyone has been seeklng for so long The comedy IS displayed by a colored chauffeur Leonard and th romance by Ellen the mold and Joe a frlend of the late Grandpa Greenwood Aso maklng thelr appearances are newspaper reporter Kate Bagley and a photog rapher Eddle Bower The secret room proves to be two secret rooms one as a cover for the second whlch IS a laboratory for the maklng of secret exploslves for the government All ends well wlth the clamor of New Years at Mldnlghl 49 . 7 . I . . , , , ' ' 1 - . I , , . I 5 ' I I . n I . . , , . , s I V F . , . , . . ,. - Q I . . Midnight , written by Glenn Hughes. . l I . I . . . . - i . . , . , . . , , . , . . . . . . Q I I 9 , ' , ' - l 1 I ' , Q I ll ' ' ll lfamow- amor an well ml Choperones Arrnvunq 5 Socnol Goihermg The Dlnner 6 Enloymg fhe Scenery Ready for 'heir ESCOY S 7 Lgunglng 50 . 5,4 3 X 5 ,ixgl xl If - ' 5:4 1 Y V 4 5 1 , Wx ,J J? R? --f H. , Q . lfLl'LL0l QVLLOI' 6LlfLQilfL8t The Junlors Class of 1950 held their tradltuonal Junior Sensor Banquet on May 10 l949 The evemng was crusp and cool the moon was full and brught The Chartuers Country Club blended unto a perfect atmosphere for dlnung and dancnng Gurls In flowung gowns motley arrayed glsded across the ballroom chatted with the boys drank cokes In a dimmed room and lounged on the many sofas an th corrudors There were no wallflowers everyone danced The menu was heavenly fruut cocktanl frappe celery radeshes olives roast young turkey cranberry lelly brown gravy creamed mashed potatoes buttered peas lettuce tomato salad dresslng strawberry sundae and coffee The theme of the affalr was Stardust Colors were carried out In blue and white blue and white program booklets blue and white flowers Music fblue and wmtel was furnished by Ted Boughton and hus orchestra who played Star dust as thelr theme song The program wnll not be forgotten for a long tame Mrs Foster led the nnvo Gregorlch Junuor Class President greeted the group Dr McAnulty as guest speaker entertalned the young folks Edna Dennmger rendered a pnano solo The surpruse treat of the evenmg was the performance of the Swamu m the person of Luama Mays The Swami wlth hus crystal ball saw the present past and future of the Class of T949 George Sheader Senior Class Presvdent thanked the Junuors for a fine tnme Dancmg lasted untnl l a m Guests and workers both agreed that all the work that went unto plannlng the event was well worth It The Junuor committees were Entertainment Duane Douglas Edna Den nlnger Richard Landsuttel Pauline Marlon and Betty Klsh Decorations Lorraine Colburn Mary Langer Anna Mae Mahoney Frank Schons Pete Carlsto and Charles Lanugan Program Booklets Norma Jean Hruvnak Natalne Kerlck Luama Mays James Newell and Ted Almasy and Orchestra Paulune Marlon Peggy Wydra Betty Kash Bull McKean Paul Hunter and Jack Andraslck Mass Burek and Mlss Scavarnel were the faculty sponsors 51 . . . ' I . . . . - . , - z ' . . . . I - I . I . I . . I . Q . . - . , . I . - I I . I ' I I , I I I I I I . I I ' ' ll II ' ' . I . I . ' . . . . . ,, ' II ' cation. Paul Hunter, as toastmaster, set the tone for a gala program. Fred l 1 . l 1 - ' 1 , . . 1 . . . I I ' I I : . - . I - . I . . I . . I . I . : . I I I I I I . I 2 . I . . I , , : 1 ' ' , I . I . I I g ' enior gfaw ,gferg 6. She fell right thru the ding busted door of the dad-gum machine, ond now she's flopping around in the 3. Breathe os slowly and as deeply as you can . . You GLUE COMPARTMENT!!! GLUE COM- 1. Mercy Me!! A Gear Wheel??? ore o duck!!! PARTMENT?? .L YJ 'Q .lv- .' r '51 1 2. Nothing strikes me funny any more! 5. lf thc1t's Dr. Guppie in there l'm clearing out!!! 7. Who is this lady any how? I Watch your end!! thought she wanted to ploy foot- 4. ln Spring The Sup count them. I see 15, but then the director is missing. 52 ball the woy grondpc did. enior 641,155 pfay PLAY CAST J Oluver Twubbly an unventor Melvulle Kadenza poet Mrs Munce busybody Vuolet Munce, her daughter Vucku Wuckerson pretty coed Pam Broomwell pretty coed Phulup Dull track team manager Rockhead McGuure, track star Prof Squuntun Glower hypnotust Josephune Skubutsku football player Mrs Stuckney guves awards Prudence Prum a nurse Henry Graves, hearse druver Susue Mae Younghope, young hopeful Dr Matulda Guppue, college Presudent The actuon revolves around J Oluver Twubbly an eughty nune year old unventor and lustuce of the peace who has un vented a Varuous Machune whuch manufactures wallboard from garbage He us Interested un wunnung the Stuckney Fellowshup Award for strugglung unventors of merut So far hus attempts have resulted un faulure as the machme repeatedly explodes Mrs Munce a busybody from the Soda Shop next door owns the mortgage on the buuldung un whuch Twubblys office us lo cated and threatens to foreclose uf he doesnt duspose of the machme whuch she consuders dangerous Mrs Munces daugh ter Vuolet fancues herself un love wuth Phulup Dull who us the manager of the Ruverbottom Unuversuty track team and whose attempts to be marrued are repeatedly fouled by Phul s concern un the track team and uts not too brught star Rockhead McGuure Thus conturuued delay proves provokung to Vuckues fruend Pam Broomwell who belueves that love should come before all else On the other hand Melvulle Kadenza Phul s young fruend who aspures to be a poet us unterested only un hus latest poetuc effort whuch us tutled In Sprung The Sap As the play pro gresses Rocky us confined to hus dormutory for musconduct at about the tume that hus gurl fruend Josephune Skubutsku a foot ball player for the Leafy Creek Hyenas us due to arruve H tells Phul that he wull not run un the track meet unless he can see Josephune Therefore Phul asks hus fruend Henry Graves who us a hearse druver to help hum smuggle Rocky unto Twub bly s office by puttung hum unto a box and transportung hum un the hearse Someone at the college sees the box and hearse and lumps to the conclusuon that a murder has been commutted In the meantume Mrs Munce learns of her daughter s attractuon to Phul and employs Professor Squuntun Glower to hypnotuze Phu Iunto lovung Vuolet Hus powers do not affect Phul but he ununtentuonally hypnotuzes Rocky unto a duck To add to the general confusuon Josephune arruves and us mustaken for Mrs Paul Hunter Luama Mays Norma Jean Hruvnak Paulune Marlon Anna Mae Mahoney Arlene Skuba Ted Almasy Charles Lanugan Paul Marlon Betty Marko Ethel Brake Catherune Dolgos Dean Wolstoncroft Rose Razpotnuk Natalue Keruck Gertrude Hawley Stuckney who us to come and look over the Varuous Mochune Twubbly greets her un football garb sunce she us saud to favor unventors wuth athletuc abuluty Soon the mustake us corrected and Josephune duscovers Rocky s condutuon and departs for Leafy Creek When Mrs Stuckney finally does arruve she decudes to unspect the machune despute a warnung by Mrs Munce Whule the machune us un actuon ut goes beserk and Mrs Stuckney us encased un a hard coverung of glue and when she us put unto bed she stucks to the mattress Whule Mr Twubbly the nurse and the others search for an antudote to unstuck Mrs Stuckney Rocky awakens and upon findung her calls a hearse sunce he thunks she us dead The searchers soon her way to the funeral parlor Rocky refuses to run the antu dote to the funeral parlor even though everyone pleads wuth hum but unstead starts for Leafy Creek and Josephune Me vulle ol'Ters to run the antudote over and whule he us gone Dr Gupue presuderut of Ruverbottom U arruves wuth a gear wheel whuch flew off of the machme when ut exploded Mrs Munce questuons her about the murder rumors at the college but Dr Guppue concludes that ut was lust a prank Melvulle completes hus trup un breathtakung tume and us acclaumed the new track star of Ruverbottom U Then all are surprused by the arruval of Mrs Stuckney who has recovered completely Twubbly attempts to apologuze and explaun but she stops hum by sayung that hus oemonstratuon of the machune convunced her that he should have the award from the Stuckney Foundatuon Twubbly was overwhelmed by the good news especually when Dr Gup pue offers hum a tob at the unuversuty All ends well wuth Twub bly payung off the mortgage Melvulle wunnung the Tru State lut erary Award for hus poem to the delught of Pam Vuolet fallung un love wuth Henry the hearse druver and last but not least Vucku and Phul are lookung forward to theur weddung un sprung ' I V , I . , ' I . . . I I V I I 1 I . , , . ' I .,.., ., ,. . . , - ' I ' ' I n . ' I I . I . . . I . . I I I I . I . . . . I . . I I , - . . I . I . ' ' ' - 1 . . , . . - , I I 1 1 . I ' . . , , I , soul heart interest lies in Vicki Wickerson, a pretty co-ed. Their return with the antidote, only to find that Mrs, Stickney is on . . . , , 1 , , . l- ' ' l ' u 1 . 1 u - u , , . . - - H - 1, . . - I , . . . . I . . .I I I I I , A I , , I . . I e I I , . . l , - . I I . . . I I I I I I I I - . . . . , . . . . . . . , . , Q - I ' - . . , . ' ' ' ' ' . . - ' u . . I . . . I - - - Q - . I I II ' I i . . . . I . . I . I I I I ' . 53 148971, Those who attended thus gala event wlll long remember not only the musuc and dancnng and entertannment provnded by talented students but also the queen who reigned over them for one glornous evenmg Seemg how Bernadme Rosenberger graced the throne so naturally remnnded us that she was followung an the footsteps of her slster Mary who was queen nn 1945 Queen Bernadune s dark beauty was set oft by her gown of white satan and long traln proving to all who saw her that she was one of the loveluest queens Robinson ever a lfL ULQQVL J ng One of the customs whnch Robmson Hugh School has adopted ns the choosnng of a kung and queen of the May Festnval A sprungtume approaches hearts are gay and In the mood for the comung of May Day This year the klngs throne was occupied by Louls Blumllng Tall and handsome Louns chosen by the senior class to rengn over thus delughtful mardi gras was as nnce a kung as Robnnson ever had He as a prom ment figure un class actnvutnes and well liked by all who know hum BERNADINE ROSENBERGER WF V' 1' rj? X - 'wg ' ' . s g . . , . , - I . V-ma.,, Q . ' VEf,5:1f,,g ! 2 Louis sLuMuNc f 'lmgft L Q .QQ 'if ' ' f f? I t - . x I. I l I I . ' ' I . . . +V, . A , H t r' rs F 1' 7' 'gym h cl. A ' 3 l I '- 54 df? my ..!4ft2l'L6!6LlfLf5 TOP left to rught Arlene Neumeyer Dolores Barontu Shurley Drexler Lulluan Motul Bernadune Rosen berger Louus Blumlung Paul Marlon Conrad Eckert Gary McMurtue Eugene Brunkley BOTTOM left to rught Dolores Barontu Gary McMurtue Lulluan Motul Paul Maruon Bernadune Rosen berger Louus Blumlung Shurley Drexler Conrad Eckert Arlene Neumeyer Eugene Brunkley luest of the year were the May Day attendants a boy and gurl from the freshman sophomore lunuor and senuor classes The gurls un theur long gowns and the boys un theur best suuts made a pretty pucture undeed as they marched arm un arm down the ausle behund the kung and queen where the senuor attendants Lulluan Motul and the kung wuth hus sceptre The other attendants were Shurley Drexler and Conrad Eckert repre sentung the lunuor class Dolores Barontu and Gary McMurtue from the sophomore class and Arlene Neumeyer and Eugene Brunkley guvung a showung for the freshman class They put the finushung touches to cu grand and gloruous evenung Helping to make this day one of the love- Paul Marion, crowned the queen and presented 55 Catherlne Dolgos Charles Lanlgan Natalle Kerlck Arl ne Sklba Paul Marlon Mary lrvlne Lorralne Colburn FOOTBALL Frank Schons Louls Blumllng Jack Andraslck Charles Lanlgan James Trlmpey James Newell Frank Mazur Peter CGFISTO Gregory Schardlng Rlchard Bazner en ior 0l'L0l 5 SCHOLARSHIPS QVLLOI' ifdlf' BASKETBALL Peter Carlsto Frank Schons Luama Mays Gregory Schardlng HONORARY LETTE Paul Hunter Fred Gregorlch Rlchard Landslttle Dean Wolstoncrott May Queen May Klng May Attendant May Attendant Newsbee Edltor Class Presldent Trl Hl Y Presldent Year Book Edltor Agrlculture Presldent Varslty R PfeSIdenl Year Book BUSINESS Manager Class VICe Presldent Trl Hl Y Secretary Newsbee BUSINESS Manager Agrlculture VICE Presldent Varslty R Secretary Student Councll Presldent 56 R MEN Norma Jean Hrlvnak Betty Klsh Ethel Ma Brake James Newell Edna Mae Dennlnger Frances Langman Anna Mae Mahoney LVLVLQP5 BASEBALL Gregory Schardlng BAND Ethel Mae Brake CHEERLEADERS Anna Mae Mahoney Rose Marle Razpotnlk MAJORETTES Ma ry Langer Paullne Marlon Peggy Wydra Bernadlne Rosenberger Louls Blumllng Lllllan Motll Paul Marlon Helen West Charles Lanlgan Paullne Marlon James Newell Dean Wolstoncroft Jack Andraslck Norma Hrlvnak Louls Blumllng Dlane Douglas Eva Makltka Paul Hunter Rose Marle Razpotnlk Paul Marlon 3 I . U ! O ' ll ll - . - H 11 - - lllzmify CW H After receuvung theur letters un football basketball or baseball these boys and gurls well deserve theur membershup un the Varsuty R Some of these boys beung all around athletes and well unterested un the field of sports achueved thus goal an theur early years of hugh school Under the capable advusung of Mr Wrenshall and Mr McCullough the club of 1950 struved to secure black and gold lackets as has been the custom un prevuous yea rs The club us not organuzed wholly or only for the purpose of receuvung lackets lt us based on the udea of good sportsmanshup Coach Wrenshall has done hus best to teach uts meanung at Robunson Hugh School By doung so he has started the members out wuth theur best foot forward lt us clubs luke these advusors luke these and good sportsmanshup that tends to make good cutuzens better cutuzens un the future 57 1 1 1 . . . . . ,, ,, ' 1 - 11 11 - 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 , 1 1 KW! We have a band to be proud of' I Our band consIsts of musIcally mInded students who have had proper traInIng for great Interest In the band and can be depended upon to do more than theIr part to see to It that our band IS never less than equal to those of our greatest sports opponents The band umforms are black and gold Wllh both gIrls and boys In black slacks and gold Iackets wIth shInIng brass buttons Our Instructor also wears a umform WhlCh IS a sophIstIcated black wIth gold trImmIngs Thus year the band agaIn had a new Instructor who was con stantly workIng hard to keep It prosperIng HIs name IS Mr Joseph PIcchI and possessed a wonderful dIsposItIon Llked by everyone Mr PIcchI dId a wonderful Iob In keepIng our band a bIg success Each year the band wIth the Chorus and Magorettes gIve a con cert In the sprIng The band usually plays from SIX to ten numbers The numbers are dIvIded Into classIcal musIc and marches It a lot of work preparIng for thus concert but pays great dIvIdends In the end The ROBINSON HIGH BAND In full unnform IS an asset we can be proud of eIther on our football field or performmg In our audu torIum 58 HEAD MAJORETTE Mary Langer x Sag Two years ago Robunson obtalned malor ettes Wuth our new organrzed band of 1948 we had to have sultable malorettes to lead ut With capable ludges those wuth suntable pause and ambltuon were chosen to fill the posmon as head malorette She accepted thus honor graclously and has done her best to fulfill all the dutles of her responslbnllty ln addntuon to thus change there were four new Malorettes 59 ca on J Wozyoreffed malorettes added maknng a total of ten attract nvely dressed twlrlers Mrs Morrow a new teacher thus year was chosen to be advisor of the malorettes With all the capabullty and orngmal Ideas of Mrs Mor row our strutters qave many excellent perform ances on the field In the audutoruum and march :ng un parades These leaders most certaunly add to the scenery and tutles of ROBINSON HIGH Left to right Pauline Marlon Dorothy Dean Mildred Handlovntch Duxle Davues Margaret Wydra Helen Makltlxa Shirley Dolunar Barbara Story Margaret Marchettu Clementme Langer Mary Langer fi? M! VL This year the strutters selected Mary Langer ' W - . I , T. new ee The Newsbee whuch us a monthly publuca THE STAFF tuon of the Journalusm Class of Robunson Town shup Hugh School us under the sponsorshup of a new teacher thus year Mr Sudney Left The staff works on the Newsbee dauly dur ung the seventh peruod Many of the favorute artucles of former years were retauned Among these are the Burthdays the Honor Roll the Hall of Fame the Teacher of the Month and of course the sport page Several new features were also Among these new features are the Letters to the Edutor un whuch the students cure guven the oppor tunuty to vouce theur complaunts crutucusms and compluments of the Newsbee staff and the work they do Another popular new artucle us the Scholarshup News whuch us always very unter estung to read The staff whuch us composed of sophomore uumor and senuor students has taken a real unter est un the Newsbee They and theur advusor are to be commended for the fine work they have done Edutor Helen West Exchange Edutor Delores Lesko Co Edutor Maruorue Osborne Busuness Manager Eva Makutka Sports Edutor John Langston Art Edutor George Reguna Reporters Susan Almasy Mary Ann Barlow Delores Barontu Wulma Brown Nora George Jobyna Gregory Betty Lubuc Patrucua Gumm Betty Jurena Betty Marko Sylvua Savko Beverly Shaffer Dorothy Turnbull Typusts Eva Makutka Betty Marko l l I - , . . - ' I I ' . ,. .. .,..... .... I I I . added and already are gaining in popularity. I f . . , ., . , ' l . . . . l I I ' l .1 l 1 1 I . I F F l I . l 1 ' n 4 1 . I I I I - . . . . , , ,.,,. ..... , 60 GKAOPM5 H Thus year the chorus reached new heughts under the durectuon of the new band and chorus durector Mr Joseph Pucchu The student body was pruvuleged to hear these talented songsters composed of boys and gurls from the sophomore lunuor and senuor classes at the varuous assemblues throughout the year of many varuetues from popular and semu classucal to spurutual and reluguous hymns The chorus performances at the Sprung Concert Baccalaureate and the Com mencement were outstandung showung us that Mr Pucchu has Indeed unspured and durected the chorus to brung out the best un each and every unduvudual 61 Accompanied by the able pianist, Edna Denninger, the chorus sang songs OFFICERS President Pauline Marion Vice-President Lenore Barnowski Recording Secretary Diane Douglas Corresponding Secretary Betty Kish Treasurer Peggy Wydra Advisor Miss Pogachnick The purpose of Tri Hi Y is to create maintain and extend throughout the home school and community high standards of Christian character The Tri Ht Y is an organized group of girls with the real desire to co operate with one another side world also lt is a state organization with each girl as an affiliated member ofthe National Hi Y Fellowship of the United States The Robinson Tri Hi Y Club has been very progressive under the leadership of Miss Lillian Pogachnick along with every Tri Hi Y member 62 and to develop constructive Christian leadership, not only in school but in the out- O If you should look In on the Sensor s Problems of Democracy class you would flnd an alert group of students busuly ponderlng the problems of their country Mr Monaco IS the able Instructor of thus class and has made It one of the most lnterestlng classes on the Seniors dolly schedule The students gave oral reports frequently and they engage In occaslonal debates whlch proves to be satisfactory to everyone concerned They duscuss many thnngs but the polntucal field IS always a favorite They are taught the purposes of campalgns and conventlons and learn how electrons are carrned on Thus knowledge causes them to realuze how valuable Current events propaganda publuc opnnnon state and clty government taxatnon accndents and health problems are also among the favorite pomts of Interest Through thelr P O D class the Seniors have come to realuze that a good school record IS necessary for a rnch and well rounded llfe after graduatlon They have also developed hugh :deals and try to make thelr school records come up to these :deals Because of the knowledge derlved from thelr Problems of Democracy class the class of 1950 know more about the way In whlch theur country IS governed and should therefore be better cutuzens 63 T . . . , . A our type of government is and to preserve it in every way that they can. 6Aemi5fry CAM EXPERIMENT Under the most capable supervision of Mr J K Lowery the Chemistry Class of 1950 has been very interesting Because of the fact that an extra period was given for experiments we were able to secure a better understanding ofthe ways of science We had individual experiments thus being able to work with the actual hydrogen and working the Atomic Weights equations to learning the character istics of most of the elements we tried our best to follow our normal instructions And we are sure that in the future the experiments and text book work will be of great value to those who intend to make use of their ability and interest in this particular field 64 materials and turning out good products. All the way from making oxygen and LVL? Mr- If by chance you would accidentally open the door leading into the typing room you would instantly take in twenty two new desks fitted with typewruters of all makes IN the hands of carefully instructed Seniors Here they are receiving the experience that goes with the commercial field Typing ns not the only thing taught in this classroom Office behavior accuracy meaning of office coopera tion and above all the patience to do a gob well ns all fitted an with this forty five minute period Not only standing at the head of this class but working among them is Miss Rose Marne Scaverlel Not a day goes by, that she doesn't willingly and pleasantly give a hand to a student who needs help With a class guided by a well qualufied teacher and a student body that wants to learn, you lust can't mass in the business world 65 W ,T--. M f l i it ' f - ' ' l 1 I A I W 130 Year Book Staff Busmess Manager Edutor We the year book staff of T950 smcerely hope that you enloy reading our year book as much as we have enloyed making It up We belleve It ns more than a readnng book For In years to come It wull act as a remmder of the people places and thungs we all cherush It ns a symbol of the best days of our school years Day after day as we worked on thus protect we had but one thought In mmd that our year book must be made and made well Every year book staff works wnth the thought In mmd that last years year book was good but ours wall be better Wuth thus we d luke to take tame to express our most slncere thanks to Mr Vuctor A Monaco for hls untlrlng and patuent help In complehng our most desured oblectlon Wuthout has help ut would have been lmpossuble THE STAFF Editor James Newell Associate Edutors Charles Lanmgan Natalne Keruck Frances Longman Busmess Staff Norma Jean Hrnvnak Busmess Manager Arlene Sklba Vlc DlG1andomemco Paul Hunter Art Editors Fred Gregoruch Luama Mays Sports Edntors Theodore Almasy Vuc Du Guandomenuco Make Up Staff Lulluan Motul Anna Mae Mahoney Catherme Dolgas Mary Langer Libby Lane Lorrame Colburn literary Edntors Rose Marne Razpotnuk Mary lrvnne Typlsts Betty Klsh Peggy Wydra 66 1 ' 1 , . - I , . . . . , I I . . . , . . . . . 1 - QM, gum The Senuor gurls have taken an unusual unterest un theur gym class thus year They are under the durectuon of a new physucal educcutuon teacher Mrs Vurgunua Marrow For the Hrst tume the gurls have had specual unuforms of shorts T shurts and tennus shoes They found thus change very satusfactory for they could move about more easuly and partucupate un more actuve games They played soccer out of doors when the weather permutted un addutuon to many undoor sports Besudes playung games the gurls were also taught varuous co ordunatuon exer cuses These exercuses seemed strenuous and dufflcult at flrst but the gurls soon found that they were a lot of fun as well as beneficual to good health All of the gurls enuoyed theur gym class thus year and hope that theur under classmen have as much fun un the future years as they have had un the past 67 They learned the fundamental rules for soccer, basketball, and volleyball. ow gow riuem l Left to Rnght Steve Lesko John Maurer James Fstzpatrlck Howard Scott Leanord Gloss As necessary as an English book are the bus druvers of Robinson Townshup Hugh School Hardly reallznng It they are flllmg a very Important posutnon for when 8 a m and 4 p m come around the call of All Aboard I5 sounded throughout the school grounds Wlthln five mmutes they depart and each starts hns danly route The destinations are not always to the school Many tumes they are bound for basketball and football games and other school actnvutues such as skatmg partnes We wash to express our sincere thanks and apprecnatlon to the bus druvers for theur servuces 68 - , , , , I f ll ll ' . . . . , ' I I I X754 The P T A of Roblnson Townshap ns an orgamzatuon which was founded ln I947 The alms of thus organlzatlon ns to promote better understandung of stu dents problems between parents and teachers In order to reallze these alms monthly meetings are held which are attended by parents and teachers alnke At these meetmgs problms whnch aruse are talked over However ut as not all work and no play for those who attend At the end of the meetnngs there are usually refreshments served and some sort of entertainment To raise funds for their work the P T A holds square dances whuch are an Inspiration to both young and old We the staFf of the Yearbook of 1950 wlsh to extend our heart felt thanks and gratitude to these men and women for all they have done for us as students of Robmson Townshvp Hugh School Mr Wnllnam Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Presudent Vuce Presudent Secretary Treasure Campbell Wllllam Glass Lounse Foley Uffleman W Porter Story Leona Douglas C Puhlman Parkinson OFFICERS Mr Herbert Paul Mrs Earl Learnsh Mrs Barbara Bablnger PROGRAM COMMITTEE Mass Rose Marne Scavarnel Chaurman Mrs Grace Wegener Mrs Bessue Foster MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE Mrs G Grtfflth Chalrman Raymond McCullough Mrs Hazel Roush Mrs G Lelhgaber Miss Cecella Burek WAYS 81 MEANS COMMITTEE Mrs Ola Gordon Chaurman Muss Lulllan Pogachnnck Mrs Carlm SOCIAL 8- HOSPITALITY Mrs R Gubson Chairman Mr Vuctor Monaco Mass Thelma Tomulunas Mrs Elizabeth Lanngan PUBLICITY COMMITTEE Mrs Ruth Severns Chaurman Mrs Amelia Redd 69 , , I , I I, Miss Cecelia Burek r ,..,,.. . . . . . ' , I I Mr. joofgaf QDLQQVL QVLJ The lights were dimmed, the dancers in the auditorium hushed, and two wonderful people received the surprise of their lives as they were called on the stage and crowned Football Queen and King. For the first time in the history of Robinson High School was such an honor bestowed on any two students. All this happened during a dance held by the Senior Class to honor these two grand winners voted on by the Senior High students. LORRAINE COLBURN FRANK SCHONS Queen Rengning for one glorious evening was lovely Lorraine Colburn who stands 5 5 tall She has blue eyes and attractive blond hair with slight reddish highlights Gifted with a person ality which rates high among her classmates Senior Class A former cheerleader she is a very enthusiastic sports fan and really loves foot a Here s hoping that this new founded custom will be carried on through the years at Robinson and that the next Football Queen will be gust as sweet and deserving as Lorraine Kung Accepting the title of Football King was Frank Schons who in his own right was a great champion on the gridiron Small speedy hand some and unusually popular with both sexes describes him in a large way Known to all as Best known for has athletic ability Baldy was a malor factor in leading the Ramblers to an undefeated season Voted by the Senior Class as the person most likely to succeed he is sure to live up to their expectations for he has the ability to accomplish whatever he sets out to do Everyone was sure that a more deserving Foot ball King couldnt be found . , ,, . . . . . . . . . I I I i Lorraine is one of the most popular girls in the Baldy he heads everyone's list of regular guys. . . . . . . ,, ,, b ll. . ' , . . . . . . . . , 70 ocafwnj W 'W'fmg,!I 5 ng., Hy' 'Ili .. WEE- f '55W!'- ' UMQPIHA1 1 IU! AH4 5 U . ll., M f fd f I . !W,3,n S o 0 o . Qzfalfowe omema em of ,xgmericcz Back Row-Mary Ann Barlow, Marlene Kriger, Sylvia Knouse, June Klobcar, Dorothy Dean, Colleen Berthold, Janet Drexler, Mary Ann Harbison, Donna Burianek, Connie Calacino, Dolcres Andrasick, Betty Kish, Helen West, Marian Kaczmarelz, Dixie Davis, Mildred Handlovitch, Sylvia Savko, Georgia Barton. Front Row--Sylvia Ulager, Mary Elizabeth Clark, Helen Maltitka, Lenore Barnowski, Pauline Marion, Mariorie Osborne, Libby Lane, Peggy Wydra, Eva Makitka, lfttlflflne 6U l'IfL8l .'5 0 l'VL2l lfC6'L Back Row Carl Eger Joe Rosenberger Richard Bazner Raymond La Gambo Robert Ford Fred Barthon Victor De Glandom emcc Luama Mays Richard Landsnttel Ronald Boft Charles Schones Norman Millerschoen Middle Row Harold McKean John Sedloclx Allozy Zombecll John Langston Lawrence Kramer Richard Krally Thomas Miller Conrad Eckert Thomas Hays John Zimmer Front Row Paul Nesbitt Charles McCormick William Bayer Gail Heasley James Garland John Biddle James White William Dean Mr McMichael 72 O l I I I f I I I ' - ,,,, , , , - , ,,,, , , . Qlfaflfwe omema em of America OFFICERS President Vice President Secretary Treasurer We may close our eyes dream of our future homes and be possessed by a feeling of confi dence and mayor trust in the years to come for we have accepted our challenge to travel the road of life and are prepared to meet the de mands of an American home We are united together in a club ofa common interest to insure our futures as homemakers As F H A mem bers we are taught the value of money the use of modern appliances and first of all the methods of making a home a much happier and decent place to live for a good home is a safe home for our future generation Rosemarie Marks Janet Drexler Pauline Marion Lenore Barnowski F H A Creed We are the future homemakers of America We face the future with warm courage And high hope For we have the clear conscience of seeking old and precious values For we are the builders of homes Homes for America s future Homes for truth love security faith will be realities not dreams We are the future homemakers of America We face the future with courage And high hope 1fLflfLI 8 6Llf'lfVL8l 5 0 WL8l LC6L OFFICERS President Dean Wolstencroft Vice President Paul Hunter Secretary Richard Landslttel Treasurer Thomas Hayes The F F A is a national organization which was first organized here at Robinson High School in the year 1948 for the purpose of instructing boys who are interested in vocational agricul ture This year the club consisted of thirty mem bers and was under the supervision of Mr McMichael Through active participation in this club the boys have learned to speak in public assume civic responsibility and to be self reliant Their experiences in this club have enabled them to work to improve agriculture to better local communities and to be more efficient citizens Although the Motto of the club is only four lines in length it expresses the true purpose of this worthwhile organization The Motto LEARNING TO DO DOING TO LEARN EARNING TO LIVE LIVING TO SERVE l ' 1 1 . . . I I I I I , . l KA ' , , . - I , . I I 10,0 As the clock goes round, and school is well on its way, These boys do their best on the long and busy days. Hammerung and naulung day un and day out Fulung and grundung and goung about There s never a dull moment when work us begun The shop us well set to add to theur fun And when they get dusgusted from cuttung far and near There us always Mr McMuchael to guve them a cheer Yes he s always there to teach them What us rught and what us wrong He makes no specual sudungs whether small or bug and strong They learn from hum and from themselves what they can do the best And afterwards they are homeward bound And of course they are bound to rest OVVLQ C0lfL0lfVLLC.'5 A womans work us never done True but the gurls of the V H E dont mund They find thus work to be fun especually un the new modern whute tuled kutchen of Robunson Hugh School ln the years of theur attendance they have learned the economucal way of cookung as well as washung dushes sweepung and doung the laundry The luvung and dunung room havung been comfortably furnushed are unvutung to all Many a tume the students find restful moments on the duvan or chaur Thus us quute pleasung after a chore or hard task has lust been completed If you would suddenly appear at the doorway of the sewung room you would see Muss Burek and her class somewhere un the vucunuty of the sewung machunes and the large tables measurung dresses or stutchung skurts One thung us sure You wull find them busy and fully happy un theur work 74 1 , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 o 11 1 ' 11 - 1 . , . . . ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . JJMLQCJ 5 DRESSJNG ROOM ffm V 1 ull LqQHIliF!.,1fn'7 W? lf' Koi' x ,74- S 3494! 4' x I 0 R I ' X' i f 5 J 1' .qw x . Ml A IQ U '. 'I H ilfwon Rosemarie Razpotnik Anna Mae Mahoney Marlene Kriger Rita Goddard if 1149 Left to Right-Rita Goddard, Marlene Kriger, Sylvia Knouse, Anna Mae Mahoney, Rosemarie Razpotnilx, Sylvia Ulager, Florence Handlovitch, Rose Marks The band is lined up, the players are on the field and the huge crowd is in an excited state. Yes, it's game time, and game time is cheering time. There go our eight pretty cheerleaders yelling Hello to the opposite side. Then as a loud scream is heard by all Robinson fans, we see the girls turning cart-wheels. It's the kick-off cheer and the game is started. Immediately they are shouting Fight, Team, Fight , and Yea Team, Fight, Fight, Fight . This encourages our fellows and they take the lead. Our girls made a good show of Bo Bo and Big Apple . Much credit for our peppy cheerleaders is due to their leader, Anna Mae Mahoney and their advisor Miss Cecilia Burek, for they have worked with them many a lunch hour and many a night after school. We hope that this kind of leadership will be carried on in the future as well as it has in the past. 76 NSZAOOX CA88If'L6l,6!8l :5 Sylvia Knouse Sylvia Ulager Florence Handlovitch Rosemarie Marks Left to Right-Rita Goddard, Marlene Kriger, Sylvia Knouse, Anna Mae Mahoney, Rosemarie Razpotnik Sylvia Ulager, Florence Handlovitch, Rose Marks Not only do they perform the task of leading our players on to victory in football, but they show great spirit in encouraging our basketball team as well. Each year a few new cheerleaders are chosen and these new cheerleaders cheer at th Junior Varsity basketball games. Then the next year, they become a part of the regular cheering squad and appear at all football and basketball games. Our cheerleaders present an inspiring picture in their gold-lined black skirts and white sweaters with the huge gold R's . Robinson's sporting events would not be the same without the untiring efforts of the cheerleaders, who are to be com- mended for their never ending school spirit. 77 I Ungeafen, Unfied Cfdfflif Row 1, l-R Frank Schons, Louis Blumling, Alfred Wolfe, Ronald Bott, Jack Andrasick, Charles Lanigan Row 2, L-R Conrad Schorr, Steve Zelenko, James Newell, Fred Barton, Eugene Brinkley, Bill Trump y Row 3, L-R Fred Mikula, Richard Busse, John Langston, Robert Ford, Frank Mahoney, Gary McMurtie Coach Robert Wrenshall LU' OQCA Coach Robert Wrenshall, better known as Rube , has accomplished many of his hopes of making Robinson known to more people by the team he has coached in football, basketball, soc- cer, and baseball. He graduated from Washing- ton and Jelterson College in June 1938. He came to Robinson in 1938 as assistant coach under Ray- mond McCullough in football and basketball. He was head coach of soccer in 1941 when Robinson won the W.P.I.A.L. Soccer Championship. ln 1942 ,W in joofgaff Frank Mazur, Gregory Sharding, James Trimpey Luama Mays, John Owad, Fred Gregorich Harry Postufka, Joseph Rosenberger, Richard Bazner, Gale Heasley he was assistant coach in West View High School. He received his Master Degree in Education at the University of Pittsburgh, August 1942. Robert Wrenshall was head coach at West View High from 1942 till 1943 where he entered the Armed Service to serve his country. He was an Athletic specialist in the Navy for three years. He then came to Robinson as coach in 1946. Coach Wren- shall has since coached some of the finest teams in all three sports. In 1948 he coached the un- forgetable Ramblers five that went undefeated SCORES Opp. R.H.S. West Allegheny .,.. ,.,.. 6 0 'Cecil ...........,.,,,,.. ..,.. 0 14 'Bentleyville ...... ..... 6 26 'Hickory .. ........... ,.... 6 46 McKees Rocks ..,., .,... 7 25 Crofton .. ., ,,..., ..., , 12 0 'Hopewell ...,. ...,, 0 12 'Neville ..... ..... 6 12 'Avalon O 7 'Class B Teams. 43 142 in their section and by beating E. Washington. Bethel and Glassport then went into the final against Irwin. Although defeated, the 1948 Ramblers basketball team will long be remem- bered. Robinson again was in the spotlight as they won their section in football by beating Cecil, Bentleyville, Hickory, Hopewell, Neville, and Avalon. We, the staff of the 50 yearbook salute Coach Wrenshall and this year's great football team. www. 'I-Nl 1 x -.....,, A J au r QV, 4,4 f 1, 'K f , ,R 51 ' W, A Q .9 H 4, , q H3 , wff, .Q f' S, ',' Xt V K an Q E, M. -1 gm 4, f ,ff f J? W , 3 fi 3 'ivff gif? y xg .l in ' 1 , .,,W .,.,..f.:A :Q F I . ' 7 YW K 4-jig 5 I-ix. ASQ! ,w 22 I 1 x 1 wj K ,, A uh Q 'ji if 'ef A V 4 3 1 gx FX X J 1 qu ' 'Tw f v X fl x f- ' N Qifinf Q A .. , xx 3 X I I' 4 YE x w K E df .Jw , ' ' M , , J ' 4 ,r , V! ' 1 -o '41 ' 'f' ,V f. . . f T fu 5 ' . As 'f' . :Az 1-1 ,M , A 1 1 'f- IAJ I C yt, ,f 151 1, CW I Q I 1 z V nr A Y ' 1 ,nat ?,, R ' ,, Y I F IM., ',,,,.f- J ,- ' 00 .-wgn, .. ', fag ,. 1': : 77. .' f kv f J 'fr , ' 4 .av 4' ' ' 3 L .A I' 4 f U11 -4 . I , . L Im .- - - ,.. 4 A 4, Bm 5 -. rg :Q f- - V s H.,,,, .1 ..l'4,Nn,j,, V . Q., kr 4 .arf I 'J ,. N H yi X JK: E ' of fb s L. he .3 ' . ,Nr I f ' 1 fl' , A W m L Jw Tpsxrl 50. A lf I ,W wg., -if, ,V N X, QQ M, . 4 5 MP5Ltg gGf:iL8tA6?,! Alfred WOLFE Ronme Greg BOFF SCHARDING Frank Frank SCHONS MAHONEY Pete CARISTO Lug,-ng Lows MAYS Inset Cooch Robert WRENSHALL 82 BLUMLING Bernard KRIGER ,ljcuwifg gadlefga Back Row Fred Gregoruch Alfred Wolfe Pete Carusto Greg Shardung Ronald Boff Coach Wrenshall Front Row Frank Mahoney Frank Shone Luama Mays Bernard Kruger The Ramblers wuth only two regulars from last year had a very dusappountung season The two senuor lettermen Pete Carusto and Frank Schons fought hard to lead theur team un wunnung Pete a great defensuve player could be seen un der the basket snappung the ball and whuppung ut to Schons for a fast break Baldy Schons wuth has accurate passes caused the opponents to hesu tate un rushung the Ramblers The team spurut of these two players helped Robunson wan the few games they dud Frank Mahoney the Dead Eye of the varsuty spread the opponents defense by sunkung long set shots Bope Kruger playung center acquured the nuckname faker because of the many tumes he left an opponent flat footed whule he went up for a set shot Greg Schardung 6 ft 3 un senuor played good ball takung un con suderatuon he had only one year experuence pre vuous to thus year Ronald Boff Al Wolfe and Luama Mays made up the remaunder of the team These players were always ready to replace one of theur teammates Playung theur flrst exhubutuon game wuth South Fayette the Ramblers surged ahead un the flrst quarter scorung eught pounts to Fayette s sux Robunson led the scorung all the way Kruger playung wuth an unlured knee scored a total of T8 pounts to lead un scorung Playung Carnegue Crafton Mudway McKees Rocks un ex hubutuon games Robunson fauled to come on top Playung South Fayette for the second tume the Ramblers proved too much for the Green 8 Whute Scorung 2l pounts un the first half whule holdung South Fayette to two lone tallues The second half the Ramblers burned the cords wuth 10 field goals and 4 free throws Mahoney led the scorung wuth ll pounts The Ramblers traveled to Hope well for theur flrst league tult The Ramblers were behund nune to T5 un the first half but came back wuth nune field goals and 3 foul shots whule hold ung Hopewell to T5 pounts At the end of the fourth quarter the game was tued up at 30 to 30 Robunson went unto overtume scorung 3 pounts quuckly but Hopewell surged back to wun 35 33 Losung to West Allegheny by 3 pounts Robunson fell unto another slump They lost to Cecul Moon Nevulle and McKees Rocks before the Ramblers broke theur losung streak by beatung West Alle gheny 53 43 Mahoney and Carusto led the scorung for the Ramblers wuth T6 and 13 pounts respectuvely Although the Ramblers had a very poor season theur great team spurut made up for the wun and loss column We hope the Ramblers under Coach Wrenshall wull have better luck next year Robunson Opponents South Fayette Carnegue Mudway Crofton McKees Rocks South Fayette Hopewell West Allegheny Cecul Moon Nevulle McKees Rocks West Allegheny Hopewell Stowe Mudway Cecul Moon Nevulle , . , ' . n 11 - ' - - . ' ' I I . - 1 1 r - - 11 11 ' - ' - l- 11 nl ' ' ' 34 23 . s . . . . . 23 . 55 - 27 ' 35 . . . . 27 56 I - t - 34 53 . 44 24 ' . . . . . 33 35 - u - Q 37 -so . . ' . 33 ' 42 . . . ' ' . '. ' 36 46 I - 35 ' 55 ' ' 30 55 - - 53 43 . . . . . 38 45 , 32 48 - 25 ' 30 ' 41 ' 50 I ' 55 42 . . - 40 ' 38 83 lfmior lizlwifg KQJAQMQK James Cansto Rnchard Landslttel Vctor DI Grandomemco Gory McMurtle Ralph Gbson The Junlor Varsnty suffered a pretty dnsastrous season but consnderlng the fact that they spent most of thelr tume as cannon fodder durnng practnce they are to be commended for thelr perslstence Thelr leader was never say due Bull Trlmpey and his tenacnous cohorts were Glbby Gibson Jimmy Carlsto Jacky Mullen Harry Postufka Tom Hayes Gary McMurtue Vlc DI Glandomenlco and the last and most persnstent of the ntlre group Richard Landslttel Robinson Opponent South Fayette Carnegne Crafton McKees Rocks South Fayette Hopewell West Allegheny Stowe Moon Nevulle McKees Rocks West Allegheny Midway Cecu 84 1 26 ..,..,... ..... 11 17 ....t.... ' .... 31 27 ,.,. Midway .. 1. .. 15 16 , .....,. .,. ...,.. , 36 20 . . .. .. 48 10 . . 11 13 .. . .... . . 37 22 .. ,, 28 19 . ., .. ,, 70 27 ,. , ,. ,. 52 18 ' . .,t., .. . .. 26 24 , A , 32 21 , , A , 32 19 ' . 29 15 .. 'I . 29 zfmior Z?cwLef6a Top Row Eugene Brinkley Henry Wegener Edward Vletmelr Norman Mxllerschoen First Row George Dezulovlch Frank Sugmund James Deyak Ralph Knvanek Thus year Robinson entered a team nn Sec tion 2 of the Jumor W P I A L and the old adage concernung beginners luck held true for Robmson came out on top nn a seven team league Competing teams were representatnve of class A schools wnth the exceptuon of Robnnson and Brldgevllle who desplte the fact that they were B entrues went down to the ware battlung It out for league supremacy The team from Mr Synowkas Jumor Hugh Bulldung consusted of E Brinkley H Wegener D Krally E Vnetmelr F Slgmund and R Krlvanek Brnnkley was hard to beat on gettmg the ball oft the boards Wegener was a crack shot from the corners Krally was constantly heckllng the op ponents and was always ready to druve In on a fast break Vnetmenr was a bug help on the boards whale Sigmund was the playmaker, a really tlne passer who was consustent ID settmg up teammates for scores Krnvanek was the flre man of the squad always ready to rush an and plug up the gap with brllllant head play A substantial group of substntutes who helped make the first team what at was by thelr hard work and untlrmg efforts In practlce were J Deyak J Garland G Dezulovntch N Muller choen F Bachurskn and M Peremba Opponent Robinson Carnegle Crafton Brldgevulle West Allegheny Ingram Clark Carnegie Crafton Brldgevnlle West Allegheny 85 ' I ,, ,, . . . , - . . I I . I , 11 11 - 1 ' - . . . I 1 I , . . . . , , , D , I 1 I Q .. . . , . I H , . l . l . . , . , . A , . A ' s , . , . . 6 ,. Clark .. . .. .. . 27 33 ,. ' 25 40 . .., ., .... ... ., 36 36 , . ' ' ,. .. ,. . 15 34 , . .... . 28 30 . . . . . . . 29 33 . , ..,..,., ., ,. . . . 18 28 .. , ' 15 31 , . 4 , 28 36 , ' ' 20 35 . . 22 C lfL0bULC!gQlfl? QlfLf cuofuon ond Yhonks to those who contrnbuted os potrons to our yeorbook 86 E, the Robin SYGFT, wish to express our oppre- THE BANK OF MCKEES ROCKS Always at Your Servuce OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS H H HATTMAN President SAMUEL WERLINICH Vice Presudem HARRY A IRWIN and Cashier g g QW THOMAS A STAYDUHAR Asssrtcnt Coshuer and Secretory 602 4 Chorhers Avenue MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE W A CALVERT DR P J HENNEY F J RIE R D E SHANNON McKees Rocks Pc: conporumom Compliments of LEWIS FOUNDRY 8 DIVISION BLAW KNOX CO MACHINE ROLLS 8. ROLLING MILL MACHINERY 87 11 ' Il . 35 Vice Pfesiden' 2sz5 gff . .: : 1 i ? Ig 1 p 1 5 5:-fff i f . . DE - I .... 5521? I - g - . I of CHARTIERS COUNTRY CLUB 3032I INGRAM GARAGE PONTIAC SALES 81 SERVICE CORAOPOLIS HARDWARE C f H 9 OTOOLE MOTOR SALES DODGE PLYMOUTH C pl' f - g A I g P Phone Wol. I-553 Compliments f 1 ' I1 C I P LAWN MOWERS LAWN MOWER SALES 8 SERVICE STUEBENVILLE PIKE P I 8 INGRAM HARDWARE D WII29 WP 867 5hA RUSSELL L TROXELL FUNERAL DIRECTOR AMBULANCE SERVICE C 41 ROBINSON TOWNSHIP VOLUNTEER FIRE COMPANY OF GROVETON Sharp ed - Repoired - Re-co d d GI For Prom I Efficient Lown Mower Service Call Wal. - 313 As near as your phone Open E ' g We eliver o. - O6 I0 . r The Home of Service' D' I - 390 - . C I P Compliments of EARL N JAMISON GARAGE CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH Sales 8- Servlce Ingram Penna CRAFTON INGRAM TIMES Your Comrnunlty Newspaper Knnd Remembrance to our Robunson Frnends CRAFTON NATIONAL BANK LARRYS AUTO REPAIR Auto Body Fender 8. Raduator Work Coraopolls P 1619 5th Ave Co 4 3690 THE PATIO Foo Specualuzung Banquets 81 Parties A C S MS Wal 9327 Routes 22 8- 30 Crofton BEN FRANKLIN STORES Sc to Sl 00 Statnonery School Supplues GROVETON LODGE No 129 Czechoslovak Socnety of Ameruca Insurance for men women and chlldren PETE MYL GARAGE DeSoto Plymouth Sales 8- Servnce Body 8- Fender Repalrs IOI7 4th Ave Coraopolns P F i n e d s A ' ' ' in . . I , , Pa 160 Noble Ave. Wal. 1-9015 Crofton Ave. Crofton, PG , . ' , a. I . - . ', a. 90 CORAOPOLIS HOME BLDG 8k LOAN ASSN IO85hA C 4 4940 R O WEAVER TREE SERVICE INGRAM PITTSBURGH 5 PA 6213 W I 5288 FIRST NATIONAL BANK M SAFE STRONG CONSERVATIVE MOON RUN VOLUNTEER FIRE CO Rb T p AII MOON RUN PA gh Complimenis of I 1 ve. C p I' P . - Wal. a . Y invited to make use of our banking F 'I cKees Rocks, Pa. Member of Federal . ber of ' . e e y C y BELL MOTOR PARTS Furst In Parts Automotuve Shop Service IOI1 4th Ave Co 41838 Compliments of CARNEGIE NEW CAR DEALERS Carnegue Pa Meet your friends at SMITH S ICE CREAM BAR Banana Splits our Specnalty Moon Run P Car 9608 CHARTIERS RESTAURANT A good place to eat Chartners Ave McKees Rocks Penna DUNKLES ESSO STATION 5th Ave at Ferree St Coraopolus Penna Happy Motorlng Home of the worlds flnest Fried Chncken Served In the Ruff 5 p m 2 p m Closed Mondays Car 9264 Best Wishes MAHAN 81 WRIGHT STUDIOS rt r a Commercual Photography Federal 'I 0731 606 Chartuers Ave McKees Rocks Penna Compluments f PASCOE BROTHERS 81 S E L Z E R ' S ' , - Open Tuesday - Sunday ' Po its , a. . I ' ' o 92 CRAFTON MOTOR COMPANY Cf P. BUICK SALES 8- SERVICE 'I36B df dA . Wo. I-77W FLECK COAL CO FULTON BRADWELL FUNERAL HOME IO2 S TY WI M IOIOO W Pk 2 C pl' f C pI' f B E E C U R I - S E D f' g T 'I ' g Electrical WEST PENN TECH 201 orket SI., Pittsburgh--GRcmt - . i e S. C b g-- 438 CORAOPOLIS FLOWER SHOPPE Co 4 5740 IOO5 4th Ave Coroopolls P R L YANDAS Prescrnptlon Drug Store the heort of Crofton 55 8g 57 Crofton Avenue Wo 9456 WoI 9457 Crofton P MILLARD S PHARMACY 800 Broodwoy McKees Rocks Penno Compllments of CRAFTON LUMBER SUPPLY COMPANY CRAFTON RECREATION CENTER Bowlmg BIIIlOFdS Hot Cleomng 98 Noble Ave Crofton Wo I 3340 JOHN D KERMES MONTOUR MOTOR COACH LINES Chorter o bus to ony pomt In Pennsylvonlo Cor 3007 BUNNY S RESTAURANT ot Beover Grode Rd Fomous for Hot Beef 81 Pork Sondw1ches vvuth Mushroom Grovy Route 22 39 LANES ATLANTIC SERVICE STATION Trres Botter1es ACCSSSOYISS Moon Run Po - ,,,n ,, . ', o. I' ' , o. 8. ' won. 1-0111 cmf10n,PQ. . , Po. ' 1. - I 94 Compl enls of E O JONES GARAGE ADELES SMART SHOP IOO2 51h A e Pho e C 4 4542 PAUL J PICARD REAL ESTATE INSURANCE BROKER e I a Pho Wal I 2 84 STAR SUPER MARKET Q ol ty Groc Me ts 8- P oduce 940 0 CHARLES FINGERET D aler SCRAP IRON SI METALS Co 4 2320 THE FAMOUS DEPT STORE es e fo 429 MII Core 85 WM G DOUGLAS AGENCY INSURANCE REAL ESTATE y P MII 8- Stale Co opolxs R liable P escr p10 W EAGLE DRUG STORE eg e Ca 1055 pl ents o MR AND MRS JAMES A SCHARDING SR GILBERTIS CASH MARKET Grocer es 8- Meats Coop sBId Co44690 5TH AVE RESTAURANT ROSS ROWE Spec al ze n Spaglweii Othe ltal an Food 2750 Coraopol DOMINIC SANTUCCI V st e LA ROCK HOSTESS SHOPPE oo Co opol s Co oopol 4 4670 TUSSEY S NEWS 406 MII Sf Coraopol s D al Co 4 5102 plete I e P sonalzed Art cles NEIGHBORHOOD PASTRY SHOP 423 Th rd A enue C rneg Car 3275 BUTYA S TAVERN Te son Nightly Bea e Gad Road Coraopols Pa Im ' . . v, n o - ' I I 6 Ingram Av . ng' m 5, PC'- ne . I O r o oli v . - u I eries I I I I a r r I Sth Ave, Cor opolis, Pc. Co 4- is, pal e In Compliments of ' I I II1 Lodi - Childr ns - In nfs Wearing Apparel- Domesfics 412 Br dway 'G E Po. i Sy, .7 r is - I i . i , Po. Nolor ublic I I . , P Corn In of ra , a. er I I e ' r I I n orlx , I v 27 West Main Sf, Carn I , Pa. I' a ie, Pa. . I Com im f levi I ' I I R. D. I-'I v r r e I I I , . 95 Co pl ments f pl ts COMMUNITY SERVICE STATION DAVIES OIL SALES per al Pa 4894 Impe p 7 URBAN S LUNCHEONETTE N c N Sand che Sf D ns Fancy Ice cr am Dshes Route 51 not C pl me ts of DI BELLIS CONFECTIONARY mp Imp 467I C pl: ents CARLSON S MARKET A E MOTZ 8. M KREAMER G fts Yard Goods And Ready to W 4 B ca McKees cc s Fe 'I 2 68 Compl ments WRIGHTS SEA FOOD NN SPORT S CENTER Y Sport g Equ pme t Car eg s a E WM SCOTT 8. VALS DINER A good place to eat M o R Compl JOSEPH STAYDUHAR REGAN AMOCO SERVICE STATION A oco P oduc s Gas OI Complete Lubr cat General Auto Repa State I spect o pbells R 9622 C pllments of JOHN MAGLIOCCO 'II5 W Man St Carnege Pa GOOD si-loss BOWERS SHOE STORE Co pl me SAM SEVERNS GARAGE WEBB WELDING 8. FABRICATING Sree Fabrct g Ca n 275 IO2 E Ma n St Car egle P REUBEN WEBB N I Campbells Ru Rd Car egie P rn i o Com imen of lm i , . Imp. rial, Pa, Im . 272 I am i n D A I G Specialize in wi s, ct ri li - e i Car I erial, Pa. . om 'm ' ' ' i . of ear 1 83 r dway R lc , Pa, . - O I i of Ever thing in in i n ' I n ie Penn ylv nia Complim nts I of . CO. O n un Perma. iments m r I - - f of i ion iring n I n Cam un Car. om I rn i nts of . i , I , . CO. I I i a in r . . i . n ', a. Car. 852 n , n ', a. 96 pl me S MARTINS SUPER MARKET eryth g for the table PINE HOLLOW NN Coq 49302 Co PIITTIETNE Compl me U5 O R Y RALPH BUTYA Cora 4 9802 Gro eIon SCHOOLEYS AUTO SERVICE BYERS HARDWARE CO Steuben Ile Pke 935 51h Ave Thornburg Bridge Comopols P Cora S GROGAN C0 THE Roaenr MORRIS scHooL REAL ESTATE INSURANCE Accountancy B smess Adm: si ai on NOTARY PUB'-IC Secrefar aI Sc ence 11340 I I Ptfsburgh Pa RELAY senvlce sTATloN COOKS GULF STAHON Rcuies 22 30 at Oakdale Rowes 22 30 Gayly P We Make Our O n Ice Crea or 9 Fon Home cooxeo Fooo REDDS REAL CLEANERS g e a E D N A L E E S Patron ze the local Cleo er Com 9637 McKees Rocks Road Corn 8036R'I1 FRANCES ARCH ANGIES BEAUTY sHoPPe Steubenv Ile Pmke MOOH sylvama Routes 22 30 Carn 2063 BOB S Compl ments COMPLETE FOOD STORE Corn 9252 Moo Run Pa 97 Com I ni ' of Ev in I ,A . m ' I n of of S T ' S . - v I vi i me ' ' i , a. - 72I F. . . - u ' 'ni r I i i 908 Chartiers Ave. McKees Rocks, Pa. Hom' Wm. penn Ag, 1.0922 Fe. - -280 i I ' . , a. H W ' c n. 113 I Brin th F mily to ' i n I i . Run Penn ' U. S, - . I . I of . n , . I FABEC BROS FIRESTONE STORE M St FABEC BROS SERVICE STATION M all cs AND on T AND T MINUTE LUNCH GROVETON o eton CASASANTA BROS ATLANTIC SERVICE n Co 4 9873 Coroopol s Pc: NATIONAL MENS STORE CLOTHES FOR DAD AND LAD 416 M ll St Co oopol s P GOODMANS FURNITURE STORE eryfh g fo the H me HOTPOINT APPLIANCES 94 4 I1 A Coroopol s Pho e C0 4 9799 SHERRYS CUT RATE DRUG STORE et P ces A o s PRESCR PTION SPECIALISTS s Sm tto be Thr ty N f 4141 8- M I' Cofwpol S P woMEN s Misses CHILDREN s Co 4 4782 4 M I St Cor opol s Leading Jewelers Mom I cop 420 MII St Co 4 1700 A RASKIN Dnumonds 8. Jewelery Expet Watch Repo 4 3 936 5 I1 BROADWAY PHARMACY BENJAMIN CUTTS P op Il'l05thAe Couopols P McMULLlN 81 MCMULLIN Walnut 3305 C ufton 5 MEN S B- CH LDREN S WEAP 43 C ofton A MCLAUGHLIN GULF SERVICE 5th 8- Ferree St Co aopol s sylvu O R E Y C It r c nts es Waln t OI 9 l37 Noble A C often Po pl ens STEVE MALIS O AS ill . Rt. 51 Mai St. Gr v Pennsylvania A I I I Ev In r o 8 1 vo. I , Pu I . r I, cl. n . I lt' or if Low s rI lw y ut - I S T E I S Ccrne I I, a. ' . . ' I ll fl . Cl I , Pc: E G E R ' S SNYDER'S SHOE STORE ' i . , ?ll S. Cor olis, Pu. . r 'ring I Co i ,86 A Ave r I Penn nIc1 M ' S Beauty u u e t ' B t , r . u I ve. v . r i, a. r , . Com Im t of r , Pa. r venue 98 FRANK S KINK VINCENT CALACINO GENERAL MERCHAND SE SANITARY SHAVING PARLOR Corn 2008 oon Run Pa Moon Run Pennsylvonncx Compliments PETRILENA TAVERN Corn 9223 PIKE GRILL Compllmenfs STAR SHOE STORE 422 Mull S1 Coroopolls Po FRANK BUTYA SHAFERS HORN MONTOUR BARBER SHOP 1030 Fuffh Ave Coroopol GREENHOUSE AT C SHEER Prop CARNOT PA Com 42102 Coruopolu Pennsylvania BARCASKEY MOTOR SALES Co 42484 CHRYSLER a PLYMOUTH LEO S GROGAN Beverage Dlsmbufor Soles 8- Service A R BARCASKEY Home Delnvery Co 44630 B s. B WAFFLE SHOP Comp,,men,s HOME COOKED MEALS 'mPe f emY m ' IMPERIAL HARDWARE Comphmems I PALAIO ESSO SERVICE STATION 914 5th Ave Coroopolls Pc: Impend Pennsywomu Atlas Tlres 81 Bafiernes PUSKAR QUALITY MARKET VAN BALEN BROS Lounderers 8 Dry Cleaners Meats Groceries Produce Sch Wa'er Laundry Corcopohs P 4 5250 ImPe UI 'mp B141 14031407 sm Ave 99 . M , - ' of of ' , is, Pu. 855 Fifth Ave. Coraopolis, Pc. 840 - 41h Ave. Coruopolis, Pu. of ' o ' , c. Co. - ' , Pu. . , n GOODINGS TAVERN SAVKOS SERVICE STATION Whe e All F ends Meet Re cks Ice Cream Carneg e 2075 Moon Run Pa Moon Run Perma We make our o n :ce cream Phone Federal I 2231 1000 Charhers Ave MCKEES ROCKS PA PENN STANDARD COMPANY Federal I 7020 806 Pune Hollow Road McKees Rocks Pa 100 SANDLES' REXA-L DRUG STORE L o A N s Compllments of LEWIS FOUNDRY CANTEEN Leo Barontu Penhurst 1 9789 CORAOPOLIS LAUNDERETTE 863 5th Ave Coraopolls 4 9815 Self Servuce RECORD PUBLISHING CO Prlnters 8. Publishers CORAOPOLIS RECORD 1000 State St Coraopolns Better Furniture for Less CORAOPOLIS FURNITURE CO 926 5th Ave Coraopolls P Co 4 5380 CONFLENTI Real Estate Insurance Agency Notary Publlc t A Coraopolns P MONTOUR HARDWARE Coraopolus Penna J H GILLIS FURNITURE Credit To All 1025 27 Fufth Ave Coraopolls Pa Phone Co 4 0830 TARKS FRUIT MARKET Fresh Fruuts 81 Vegetables Received Danly R 51 Near Groveton . . G of 8K . Po, 8615 h ve. ', a. Co 4-5050 . ' , o. . . I I. 101 DI BELLA BUICK SALES 81 SERVICE Federal I 2627 McKees Rocks P Compluments T KENNEDY W J KELLAR REAL ESTATE MORTGAGES INSURANCE 725 Broadway McKees Rocks Pennu SHAFER COACH LINES INC Between Allqulppa Coraopolls Neville Island McKees Rocks Pa an Pittsburgh Compliments of WEST PARK FURNACE CO TONY S MARKET West Park GROVETON HOTEL Meet Bull and John GROVETON MARKET MEATS 81 GROCERIES Coraopolus 4 9888 ' of F. . - , G. DUHY Coach Sefvlce f'FlsH FRY EVERY FRIDAY d . I02 RODGERS SUPPLY CO HARDWARE APPLIANCES Plumbing Heahng Paints Federal I 3500 Chartuers Ave McKees Rocks P PORTERS DAIRY MART NICK F FARINA J e w e I e r All Work Guaranteed Expert Watch Repalrlng FEDERAL 2601 Reasonable Prnces Courtesy of BAGNATO FUNERAL HOME 309 'II W Mann St Carnegle Pa Corn 3250 MARY LEE DAIRY Broadway 8- Dohrman McKees Rocks Penna PENN LINCOLN GARAGE 24 Hour Townng Servnce Night Imp rlcxl 4172 Day Imperlai 4972 Routes 22 30 STEINMETZ BAKERY I02 E Mann St Carnegie P Corn I852 STRUZKA HARDWARE 218 220 3rd st Carnegle Penna convemem Parknng , a. Wedding and Birthday Cakes . . A . ' . I G IO3 PULHMAN FLOWER SHOP 8I GREEN HOUSE CAMPBELLS RUN ROAD 9307 9308 FIRST FEDERAL SAVING 8I LOAN ASSOCIATION OF CARNEGIE MAIN STREET CARNEGIE PA 7WM UNION NATIONAL BANK HOWARD T LAW CO INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL a. RESIDENTIAL PAINTING off ph I10 2 C ' 5 C . cIin Street C g P M b f F d I D p ' I C p. F d I I-1089 d F d - 58 MCDERMOTT BROS. 3rd generation FUNERAL DIRECTORS AMBULANCE SERVICE T225 Chcrtiers Ave. McKees Rocks P . W A BURGUNDER INC YOUR DODGE AND PLYMOUTH DEALER McKees Rocks PennsyIvcmlc THE NEWSBEE STAFF STAR SHOE SERVICE Co 4 4092 Henry Sacco Sth AVENUE CLOTHING CO 507 MOFIIOUI' Sffeef Shop For Portlculcnr Men GASPER PANICRON Co 4 4475 Coroopolus Pc: Comopolls Perma I0 , Q Il ll Compliments of - I , . . JOSEPH H GRILLS TAX COLLECTOR ROBINSON TWP PATRICK HADDOCK COAL CO MOON RUN PA H A HARPER 87F 41 CARNOT ROLLER PALACE S K A T I N G WEDNESDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY C pI' of BUILDER'S SUPPLIES 3 I1 A . C - I38 PARKER CHEVROLET M PERDOTT S SERVICE STATION TEXACO GAS 81 OIL 22 30 G yly P CRAFTON DINER C pI of CARNEGIE NATIGNAL BANK Where Friend eets Friend 16L' IA. BII -P' b gh2P 1 A G d PI E C pl' of Compliments CORAOPOLIS TRUST COMPANY Member of Federal Deposnt Insurance Corp Compliments CORAOPOLIS NATIONAL BANK Buster Brown Arr Step Pedwun TRITSCH S SHOE STORE 600 Chartuers Ave McKees Rocks Pa Open Friday and Saturday Evenings Leadung Shoe Store For Men Women Children Compl ments Compl ments ot PATS MEAT MARKET SCHORR S DAIRY Chart ers Ave IOB of of 1 ll ' - - ' II I I of ' I . I . BOFF S MARKET Meats 81 Grocernes McKees Rocks Rd Moon Run P POLLIARD S RESTAURANT Steubenvnlle Puke ' Mule West of Crofton RALPH G MAWHINNEY General Auto Repanrung Pennzoll Gasollne 81 Oils Dependable Servnce Compluments FRIEND Complurnents FORT PITT INN VAL S DINER Routes 22 s. so church H II Rd Moon Run Penno Gayly Pa MACEKS CAFE NEHUS SERVICE 8. SUPPLY Half Mule West of Crafton McKees Rocks Rd GULF PRODUCTS Phone Night Walnut 2812 Moon Run Pennc Day Walnut 9436 ' of A . , cn. - - of SERVICE STATION 109 STEAKS CHICKEN CHOPS M R P yl ROBINSON OIL COMPANY JOHN BUTYA'S RESTAURANT FRANK BRYAN EXCAVATING READY MIX CONCRETE BUILDER S SUPPLIES Fed I T630 McKees Rocks Pa VALUE SERVICE QUALITY L G BALFOUR COMPANY CLASS RINGS Pnns Commencement Invitations Personal Cards Club Insngnua Trophies Medals Memor1aI Plaques Dnplomas Known Wherever There Are Schools and Colleges Representcmve Mr C M Klmgensmlth 424 Greenhurst Drive Mt Lebanon Pltisburgh I6 Pa BEAUTY 'III I . ' 1 - . . O O , . CRAFTON BUSINESS MENS ASSOCIATION Adams 8- Schwennsberg Real Estate Anns Beauty Salon Quentm Beck Watch Repairs Bell Telephone Company Ben Franklnn 5 81 'IO Alex Berlne Contractor Anthony Bernne Contractor Phll Bush Boulevard Market Braces Garage Studebaker Jom Butler Chartuers Ash Servnce Colluns Cleaners Dr James J Corrugon Dentust Wrlllom Crofton Crofton Crofton Crofton Crofton Crofton Crofton Crofton J Cowan Memoruals Ball Room Gr: Lumber Compony Motor Company Buuck Notnonol Bank Record Shop Service Station Ingram B 8. L Assoclatuon E B Davs Drug Store John B Deloche H A Depp Accountant Duquesne Lught Company Harry Fa bermon Cleaner A Foster Moving J G Froetschel Barber D J S Frost Dentast Alex Hale S E Hopper 8- Sons Plumber Hughes Confectionery C E Hultman Jones Dress Shop E L Kossler Electrucal Applnances James A Lomb Funeral Director M F Mello Market Mitchell Plant Shop Ed Morey Barber Shop OTooIe Motor Sales Plymouth Dodge Powells Clover Farm Store J Puluso Shoe Repaar Red Top Cab Company J Schooley Garage Josef Shema Furnnture South Pittsburgh Water Company Dr Reed Speer M D A Staab 8. Son Funeral Durectors R V Staaf Neon Sngns F Strnmmel Meat Market Paulme Tumothy Card Shop D J N Tuppung Dentlst Tuteun Equnpment Company J Vater 81 Co Pomtnng 81 Decoratmg F Vnrden Hardware 8. Electrnc A Walker Real Estate 8. Insurance S Weaver News Stand W Wrlght Plumber L Yanda Drug Store J H Hershverger 81 Sons Funeral Durectors Wnlleam Grumes Electrlc Applnances I .H . William Steiger-Cleaners . . i- r. . . ' ' 1 ' ' H. . ' - ' 1 R. . - . - ' J. . - . . - R. . ' -- r. . . - ' R. . - 112 CL fl 0l'L5 GEORGE STRANG FRANKS SERVICE STATION NICK NAPLES GEORGE B EVANKO WAJERTS PHARMACY ART WITT MOELICA BARBER SHOP CARL VOGEL MRS GEORGE HRIVNAK MR AND MRS JOSEPH RAZPOTNIK MRS KATHERINE LAWERANCE MR AND MRS FRANK DOLENCE MR AND MRS WILLIAM PINTAR BETTY AND RALPH S F MARX FRANK J IRVINE MAYE SHOP E BERARDI PICARDS BEAUTY SHOPPE STYLE SHOP JAMES A SCHARDING JR NORMA FRANNIE KACZ AND ARLENE II3 . . JR. MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH DOLENCE JR. 1950 HAM THE CANTON ENGRAVING AND ELECTROTYPE COMPANY CANTON 1 OHIO ENGRAVINGS IN THE .!4bLt09Pdl9 il it Ha I I l PITTSBURGH BRANCH Bullt to Serve You Pictured above Kurtz Bros factory and warehouses along with the Pittsburgh Branch contain more than 112000 square feet of floor space Here under one roof your school annuals are printed bound and covered A plant bullt to serve your prmtmg needs KURTZ BROS CLEARFIELD PA I 5 H K ! : I I y- , ....,...f.. . ..-M , ....A,, .. vm. ,.- rv--XY, D 33 0 l . Ted Almasy as a teddy bear Jack Andraslck qUOlIng Macbeth Louls Blumllng as a weakllng Ethel Mae Brake throwlng sput balls Pete Carlsto as an Irlsh blond Lorralne Colburn as a strlklng red head Edna Dennlnger not glggllng Vlctor Dl Glandomenclo belng nolsy Catherlne Dolgos blg and fat Dlane Douglas handlng ln her excuse cards Fred Gregorlch as a slow TYPISL Paul Hunter drlvlng slow Norma Jean Hrlvanak speechless Mary lrvlne wlthout Ray Marlon Kaczmarek wlthout her glasses Natalle Kerlck not dolng her work for the year book Betty Klsh as a wallflower Ray La Gambo wlthout Mary Rlchle Landslttel not Wflllng love letters Llbby Lane SIX feet tall Mary Langer QOIDQ home on the school bus Frances Longman drlnklng mllk WL6L LVL8 Charles Lanlgan not eatlng Dolores Lesko Wllh a feather cut Llnda Lublc WIll'1OUlCl wlse crack Anna Mae Mahoney wlthout her peroxlde Eva Makltka not ln detentlon hall Paul Marlon looklng llke a twln Paullne Marlon actlng llke a twln Betty Marko playlng hopscotch Luama Mays Slnglng soprano Frank Mazur not dolng hls work Lllllan Motll not comblng her halr James Newell Wllh hlS halr messed up Rose Marle Razpotnlk staylng home Bernadlne Rosenberger wlth stralght halr Gregory Shardlng not a casanova Frank Schons wlthout hIS red truck Arlene Sklba wlthout Norma Jean James Trlmpey not blushlng Helen West wlth a sober face Peggy Wydra slopplly dressed Dean Wolstencroft wlth a new cadlllac Allozy Zombeck belng very gloomy Rlchard Bazner PUSSIHQ Chemlstry . awww 9 1 - .1 H' ' 'll ll ' . ',' . 1. ' 1' - 1' - ,L . l'l6 I :::::::: L II ll lull llll llll l f !ri7 S ll - 'Null mx ag-5 D 1 . iii!! 'I- . 1 A ' lf: A - P - ' 1 1 455 42?-5' a 1- A S 'j X fr .Q ,E I A U U v s -- -- - - - -.1-.2-S K , I 'fi --ff?'i7fSf1 -31 9 lu :I : ::- 122 ii--5: :LTI lllllll-.I ip ---::-- , llll lllliu' 3:-14' :W 9 1 A01 my E' I I azglhll-1 IQ . DUE ww S I ' Q 1 ' 1 ' Qu . . W 4' V , , V- 1'5'ii5z54?' ' 1- w?'fl'l --fr