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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1951 volume:

THE ROBIN STAFF OF I95I EDITOR Ruta Mae Goddard ASSOCIATE EDITORS Rosemarue Marks Shirley Drexler Donna Burnanek BUSINESS MANAGERS Steve Zelenko John Sedlock FACULTY ADVISOR Vnctor Monaco 2 Frances Ambrozuc Joan Mercer New ROBIN 51 CLASS POEM As we leove our Alma Mater All our vouces bud adleu Though we start our tourney forward To Robinson we shall be true Well mass each busy classroom We ll mnss each football game Som how when we re far apart Thungs lust wont be the same Many friends we II leave behind come dearer ones we wtll not flnd Our teachers In mind will never perush Yes school doors are closed But n w ones we find And a moment we spare To tell those behind Good luck underclassmen Make It more than lust fun Thus lnttle advxce remember From the Class of 51 Shirley Drexler Publlshed by ROBINSON HIGH SCHOOL Moon Run Pennsylvanla 3 2 , , , . e I . . , . , . Our happy days we'll forever cherish. , f D . V I f 1 , , 1 . D . I I ll ll f ALMA MATER WM' On the hulls of Allegheny neath the western sky Proudly stands our dear old hugh school on the hilltop hugh Flag we love black and gold wave aloft for aye May we all be leal and loyal to thy memory When the evening twnlught gathers and the shadows 'Fall Langer 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 SENIOR'S JUNIOR ACTIVITIES 1950 Alon! 1950 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu F11 at 24 25 mmm I4 I5 6 2 22 3 28 29 30 14 5 2 2 28 9 MW I2 3 I9 0 26 7 WIII MLW 5583 I' S I 2 3 7 8 9 IO I4 I5 16 17 1 21 22 23 I IIII XI f 6 , 99 q 3I 29 1950 IS 19553 A99,V A3--QIWQJOM sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri san sun Lion Ty.. H-weq, H 3111.334-fri K-sum 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 5 6 5 6 7 8 9 IO II 7 8 9 IO II 1 I2 I3 1 I7 18 1 16 I7 18 2 I9 20 1 2 24 25 1 2 23 24 25 2 26 27 31 2 30 31 5 3-'L' , QPN 0 20 1 27 MON Flrst Quarte 12th Willoughby Adams-shy, meek boy lnner Willy-WiIloughby's innerself Chuck Martin-the smart alec Johnny Newton-friend of Willoughby Harvey Downs-friend of Willoughby Ralph Jones-friend of Willoughby . Coach Lloyd-football coach Hank Johnston-husky football player Sally Bishop-energetic reporter The Junior Class Play was presented on April 14, 1950 in the high school auditorium, under the direction of Miss Lillian Pogachnick. The play was entitled The Brainstorm, a com- edy in three acts. The story concerns itself with a meek, shy freshman named Willoughby Adams. His friends in college make him do all their work. He does their homework, makes their beds, and even lets them wear his clothes. His conscience, however, can't stand much more of this so he comes out in the character of Inner Willy who causes a bit of commotion by appearing in long underwear. Being transparent to everyone but Willoughby, this presents a very complicating situation. WiIIoughby's three aunts arrive sud- denly and bring along his extremely dull girl- friend, Marybell whose only pastime is sleep- ing. The college girls keep trying to persuade Willoughby to play football, but he is very much against it. Sally, a reporter from the school paper, interviews him but he still thinks it's too dangerous. The three aunts are attempting a match between Marybelle and Willoughby. Fin- THE BRAINSTORMH PLAY CAST Ronald Boff Jack Mullen Steve Zelenko John Sedlock William Trimpey Aunt Olga-devoted aunt Aunt Hester--devoted aunt Aunt Louise Marybelle Turner-a dull young lady Lottie-rooter for the football team William Anderson Marian-rooter for the football team Frank Mahoney Anna-rooter for the fotball team Al Wolfe Rita Mae Goddard Kay-rooter for the football team Dorothy-rooter for the football team shouts gone . Frances Ambrozic Gwen Liggitt Evelyn Davidson Mary Elizabeth Clark Clara Deemer Carol Watt Norine Dolgos Donna Burianek Anna Marko ally they announce their engagement much to the dismay of Willoughby, because he doesn't want to marry her. He iust hasn't the courage to tell his aunts this. His real interest is in Sally. With the help of Inner Willy, he begins to speak his own mind, much to the surprise of his aunts and college friends. The college girls finally per- suade him to play football and be the captain of the team. His aunts do admit he makes a strik- ing appearance in the uniform even though they don't approve of the game. Surprisingly enough, with the encouragement of Inner Willy, Willough- by tells his aunts that he doesn't cdre to be en- gaged at this time to Marybelle, who of course doesn't care one way or another, because she's too tired. Everyone leaves Willoughby, puzzled by his strange action. Inner Willy decides he has done his job very well and disappears behind the sofa. With an exclamation of ioy, Willoughby The curtain came down with a great ap- plause from the audience and everyone agreed that it was certainly a iob well done. 1 SU N MON TUE Last Quarter New Moon Flrst W E D Full Moon 'i 'ruu I FRI I sAT 25 26 27 28 ,Q ,-f'!- JUNIOR SENIOR BANQUET nw- 1 Ouch my toes' 4 Smale prehy 2 Tnmpey and has hcrmomzers 5 ThmkIfwIllccrne1rue 3 Who! s the secret? 6 Mind your icble manners 8 JUNIOR SENIOR BANOUET It was a crownung achuevement the gala nught had arruved Lovely young ladues un form flttung evenung gowns and handsome young men feelung very stuff un theur seldom worn suuts gracuously adorned the grounds of the Chartuers Heughts Country Club The nught one never to be forgotten was May T6 On the Patuo many puctures were taken by the photographer for the students to have as a remembrance before dunner was served The food was delucuous The menu consusted of tomato soup as an appetuzer roast stuffed turkey mashed potatoes wuth gublet gravy and buttered peas Wuth thus tasty meal they served lello fruut salad For dessert we had a straw berry sundae Coffee or mulk was also served The faculty members of the Junuor and Senuor Hugh Schools were unvuted and permutted to brung a guest The theme of our Banquet was It Happens Every Sprung lt was carrued out un favors and programs of wushung wells A large wushung well un whuch each senuor and teacher threw a penny and made a wush was placed un the center of the ballroom The program was well planned Steve Zelenko the toastmaster untroduced Mr Muchael who gave the unvocatuon Al Wolfe Junuor Class Presudent greeted all who attended Joan Mercer obluged wuth two puano selectuons Muss Sccuvaruel was guest speaker Marlorue Osborne sang our theme song lt Happens Every Sprung and Charles Lanugan the Senuor Class Presudent thanked the Junuor Class for the wonderful banquet Group sungung led by Maruorue Osborne brought an end to the program After the tables were cleared we all danced to the orchestra of Ted Boughton untul l oclock Even though the program was well planned the affaur as a whole dudnt turn out as well as was expected 9 1 , . - 1 I I ' 11 - 11 - ' I I - ' I I ' I I I I I I - - 11 1 1 . ,, I . . . . 1 1 1 - 1 1 I . , . 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F ' S 1 2 4. 5 6 7 8 9 ! , I2 1 I5 If 11- I 20 21 3 X! 4.1 22 2 27 28 29 3' 1950 Sp 61111 0266! 1950 Elf T13-Ifmmjvsd -1- .11-. ff,1eff,MQIfE1 1 1 2 1 2 3 4 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 5 6 7 8 9 IO II IO II I2 3 1 16 I2 I3 I4 I5 16 I7 18 I7 18 I9 20 2I 22 23 I9 20 21 22 23 25 2 26 7 2 30 26 27 2 29 30 SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL DR MCANULTY Guldmg our steps through hugh school days has been one of the 'obs of Dr McAnulty our Supervusnng Prnncnpal who has been wnth us snnce 1935 Durlng those years he has helped to solve problems for many students In the last sux years whlch have been our most Important he has made decisions for us Some requests we made were granted some were not But It as evudent to us now that he has always used good ludgment Good advnce as not always easy to get but Dr McAnulty s ndeas were always sure to sprung from a clear understandmg of the facts put before hum Has advice gunded students to make correct decusuons Now as we are ready to step out unto the world many of us heading for careers and destlnatuons unknown we are indebted to Dr McAnulty for has un tarnng efforts for our welfare In February Dr McAnulty left our school to serve un the Navy We are extremely proud to know that he ns helpung to defend our country Therefore we the graduatung class of 1951 wash to express our smcere thanks and best washes to you Dr McAnulty 12 4 I , - 1 , - 1 . . . , . , . I f ' ' , . . 1 I , . . RAYMOND L. McCULLOUGH When we thunk of Robinson Hugh School we also thunk of Mr McCullough our prnncnpal Benng a hugh school prlnclpal ns a bug respon slbnllty and here ns the man who for a good many years held thus positron and has done an excel lent 'ob He IS kept busy all day long ID the office arranging dances parties and dunners for the students trynng to get them all Into the school schedule Besndes thas he must take care of phone calls dlstrlbute supplies and receive vas :tors and salesmen Although Mr McCullough ns kept busy all day long he always attends games dances and banquets wlthout ever losing any of has friend lmess It IS thas frlendlmess that has won ham the respect of student and faculty alike At one tume Mr McCullough was also coach History teacher and Varsuty R advisor D spate all has actuvmes he has never lost hls soft spoken manner and has smile that quuckly sets you at ease As senlors we wlll always be grateful to Mr McCullough for has advnce to us hus co operatnon when we wanted excused from classes and for beung so understandnng when we were In trouble gn HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL SECRETARY GLORIA ANDRASICK We hold a great deal of admuratlon for hum and after graduatlon we shall snncerely mass has leadershlp In February he took on added dutues as su pervuslng prlncupal In addutlon to being prnn cupal of the hugh school He also has complete charge of the cafeterna which takes up a lot of has time Heres hoping he wall remember the class f 51 because we shall never forget Mr McCullough We have always been extremely proud of our secretary Gloria Andraslck She seems to know where everything as whether nts staples typmg paper or lust a pencll Not only IS she efficient In the office but IS always wlllnng to lend a helpsng hand whether nts to a teacher or a student A person such as thus cant help but be a success socially and In business Now that she IS workung at the new school we muss her services very much and know she I5 domg a wonderful lab down there We hope to copy some of her ambltson and easy gomg manner that have made her unforgettable to both the faculty and students Gloria has set a fine ex ample for us the graduating class of 5'I A 1 . , . , . I - l I . I . . . . . . . . . - 1 1 ' ' , . . ' 1 . . . . . - H H 1 1 0 I , 1 1 1 1 ' . . . . . . . , ' 1 . , . - 1 . . , - 1 . , - - 11 11 ' ' 1 - e' . . . 1 ' . . . . . . 1 1 ' ' 1 ' - 1 ' ' . . . . , . , . FACU LTY THOMAS BIRKO Sporismunded good natured guy who can wln friends easlly by hls pleasing personalufy lnduana Unlverslty 1949 Physlcal Education ANTHONY RUSSO One swell coach who IS llked by all because of has shy smnle and great sense of humor Carihage College lll l950 Physical Eclucahon and English CECILIA BUREK Dependable person whose unhrmg efforts will never be 'forgofien In the homes of fomorrow Mount Mercy College 1945 General and Vocahonal H E SIDNEY LEFF Argumentatnve but sociable Umversny of Pntsburgh 1949 Commerclal Educahon VICTOR A MONACO Very wmnlng ways and the frnendlmess 10 make hns pcpularufy at Robinson endure forever describes our advnsor Duquesne Unlversniy I937 Soclal Siudues 'I4 Us ll fs fi-7. FACULTY JOHN K LOWERY Unpredlclable fellow wlfh fha! Slick to I1 am Dude Caluforma Normal School 1913 Chemistry Physics Blology JOSEPH PICCHI Muslcolly vnclmed and the possessor of a wonder ful dlsposlhon Duquesne Umversnfy 1948 Muslc BESSIE H FOSTER A sincere friend wnh a smnle for all and a heart lust as bug Umverslly of Pittsburgh 1929 Powers School of Theater 1915 Engllsh lllerature and Drama 1 THOMAS BARRETT A genial fellow who can enliven any class Duquesne Umversuty 1939 Algebra and Lahn JOHN C McMICHEAl. Has a hearty laugh and us capable of domg anylhlng and everylhlng for anybody Penn Slate Umversny 1922 Shop and Agrlcullure 15 W 1 H I f ii- X I . -O 1 . - . I . . . 55 xi- X ,J 1 all Ja 1 BOARD OF DIRECTORS FRANK BUTYA JOHN W. BURKETT WILLIAM PINTAR Secretary President Vice President ADOLPH SCHUHIDER EDWARD MEYER EDWARD ZIMMER THOMAS SLANINA HARRY MILLER Very important decisions always depend on the board of directors nn any school At Robinson we have one of the most co operative and understanding Board of Directors we could ever hope for They meet each month so they can plan and discuss adequate school facilities for us As our class leaves the school we take time to show our appreciation to our Board of Directors We have honored our teachers our principals and our fellow classmates Now we would like to honor them Well remember them for their way and view the new school, we will realize It was through their efforts that the building of the new school was made possible Dr John W Burkett Financial Committee Edward Meyer Educational Committee Edward Zimmer Bus Transportation Adolph Schuhlder Building Improvements Committee William Puntar Athletic Committee Thomas Slanlna Custodian of Robinson Township Schools I6 5 untiring efforts to improve the school. In the future, as we pass along the high- Mr. . , .. , ' ' Mr. ' , , , . .. . ' Mr. ' ' ' ' Mr' . . . . . Mr. ' ' ' ' UNDERCLASSMEN MARCH SUN MON TUE WED THU FR SAT 1951 FEBRU 'FM E N 1951 1951 PRIL 1951 I I8 9 25 26 I3 4 20 21 27 28 I 23 24 I8 22 23 28 30 I8 9 4 2 I3 4 20 21 27 28 1951 1951 I 2 3 4 5 s 9 9 no nu I2 I. 5 me I7 as me 2 2 23 24 25 26 2. -9 so 3I ARY A I I2 I I5 8 I7 I5 I7 I I 22 2 5 26 gona iw: JUNIORS JANET DREXLER Drex Ula SUSAN ALMASY ue DELORES FINNELL S GEORGIA BARTON Glge JAMES CARISTO Jimmy DIXIE DAVIS ax DELORES ANDRASICK Dee WILLIAM GODFREY I FRED BA RTH EN Fred 1 ff? Mllly BEVERLY SHAFFER 11 evu .- I8 MILDRED HANDLOVITCH HERBERT JONES Herbie CHARLES SCHONS Hchurnll M RAYMOND KOSOSKI u JEAN BURIK Jean ARY ANN BARLOW Maur BETTY IRVINE Behy LUCILLE FLEMING ,fl-ucyl, JUNIORS I9 CHARLES McCORMICK Chuck PATRICIA LEWIS u THOMAS HAYES Tom DOROTHY TURNBULL Dot LARRY KRAMER Larry DOLORES BARONTI Do Do BETTY LUBIC Betts WILLIAM DAVIES n JUNE KLOBCAR June JOHN GARLAND Johnny SYLVIA SAVKO GAIL HEASLEY Bullets RICHARD PAUL Rlchle SYLVIA KNOUSE HARRY POSTU FKA Hurry PATRICIA GUMM cu THOMAS NICOLETTI Tom WILMA BROWN Wllmcx u 11 up 'ff u u H In n u 11 11 H u UB-Hn n u sz 4 1 ww S ff 11 ns In Y n n H - - 11 usylu 11 u HP fn H u u - 11 JUNIORS GARY McMURTIE Gary SYLVIA ULAG ER RALPH GIBSON Splke JACK WOOLETT WILLIAM BAYER NORA GEORGE Nora MARLENE KRIGER Mor FRANK SCHULMEISTER Frank KENNETH BEESON Kenny JOBYNA GREGORY Byny NANCY STONE Puncher FRED MIKULA Fred AGNES MOESER Aggie ERNEST SK RABA Ernie ELIZABETH JURENA Beity THOMAS WELSH Tom ROBERT FORD Bo LOUISE STONE Loune H 11 H ff 1, H usyln I H 11 11 u n - 11 U lr u 1: fuucku If ' ff n - u HB-Hn If n n 11 1, u 11 bu n ' 1, WISHING WELL We Dorothy Turnbull and Beverly Shaffer wash for Carol Watt and Evelyn Davadson s langelacj quaet ways We Maldrecl Handlovatch and Daxae Davas wash to anherat Rata Goddard s braans I Jammy Carasto wash to anherat Johnny Sed locks profits earned as Busaness Manager We Agnes Moeser and Georgaa Mae Barton wash to acquare Rata Redd s heaght We Bally Godfrey and Kenny Beeson wash to suc ceed Steve Zelenko as the Senaor Casanova I June Klobcar wash I had Sharley Drexlers sparklang blue eyes We Walma Brown and Jobyna Gregory wash to have Elanor Moore s flashy socks We John Garland and Charles McCormack wash to replace Anna Marko an detentaon hall Patracaa Lewas wash to have Maraann Harba son s fraendly ways Clark s glasses Ball Davaes wash for the black wavy haar of Donald Kutzavatch Rachard Paul wash to possess Al Wolfes phy saque Harry Postufka wash to be another Johnny Lulack lake Sam Mahoney Jean Burak wash to replace Rosemarae Marks on the Roban Yearbook Staff Fred Barthen wash I had a way wath the garls lake Ball Trampey Sue Almasy wash for Clara Deemers seat an the Senaor Class Pat Gumm wash to occupy Connae Colacanos seat up at Smatty s durang lunch hour Mary Barlow wash to acquare Norme Dolgoss love for tall men Delores Baronta wash to keep out of trouble lake Lenore Barnowska We Sas Fannell and Betty Irvane wash we had Frances Ambrozac s averages We Charles Schons and Herbert Jones wash we had Paul Nesbatts Cadallac We Sylvaa Ulager and Marlene Krager wash we were typasts lake Joan Mercer We Frank Schulmeaster and Tom Hayes wash to replace Wallaam Anderson an the Servace C ub We Betty Lubac and Nora George wash for Mar lorae Osborne s soprano voace I Larry Kramer wash to be a chauffeur as good as Conrad Eckert We Betty Jurena and Louase Stone wash for a daamond lake Gerry Gregory s We Ralph Gabson and Ray Kososka wash for Jack Mullens pleasang ways We Gary McMurtrae and Ball Bayer wash to ac quare Nancy Bauers artastac abalaty We Janet Drexler and Sylvaa Knouse wash to dress desagner Fred Makula wash to acquare Mary Hamtals quaetness Sylvaa Savko wash I could run off stencals a e Dorothy Mazur Tom Welsh wash to anherat Ronnae Boffs beard Ernest Skraba wash to acquare John Owads wade gran Nancy Stone wash to anherat Catherane Meyers carrot top Bob Ford wash for George Regana s blond pom padour Tom Nacoletta wash to play Jam Pauls trom bone Lucalle Flemang wash to replace Gwen Laggatt as a band omcer Dolores Andrasack wash to acquare Dorothy Dean s soft spoken voace I I l 1 A . . , I . , . . , I I ' . . . . . . . , ,, . ,, , , . . . . , . I . . I . I . . I . . . I I . . I , . I . I - . . . , . I l I ' ' . . I . . , . II ' II I I ' . . , I . I . - . . . , , , . ' I I I . .I . 1 I I ' I II I . . I . I II I ', . , . . .. I , . a k I ' ' I ' I I JCC WOO ell' Wlsh I0 Oblom MUEY Elawbefh inherit Donna Burianek's ambition to be a I aI ' ' I - ' I . . . ., I I . . , 'f I f - a, , ' a-k aI I - I . . . . , I I II . I . . I I I I I I I u 1 n I 'I I n I II II I ' ' ' . . I I I II I I - a, , ' - ' I I . . . . , I I I I 1 I ' ' ' I . . - . - I, , II I ll -I - II . I . . . . , I . 21 JUNIOR SNAPS S AU, -li 1 Posmg 2 A1 an mtereshng game 3 Twosome 4 Gosh :sn Y he lucky' 5 Our Almo Maier 6 Insepurable Junior gcxls 7 Three muslcefeers 8 Wufch the blrdle 9 The Hollow gong l0 On c trip 'Il Buck In the good old days l2 My :sn I this cozy' 22 SOPHOMORE CLASS TOP PICTURE FRONT ROW left Io right D Mauchllne R Clouher C Brake R Busse D Riddle W Moore D Tndboll R Jenkms W Postufkc: K Macek H Wegener SECOND ROW S Amend E Lane M George M Shar Ward G Kozak M Dolgos THIRD ROW J Deyak D Kerlck A Redd N Lewis Jumnson A Phulllps S Englnsh M Honduck Foley FOURTH ROW J Uluger J Berger W Mlxter W Bouce D Wllllams BOTTOM PICTURE FRONT ROW left Io right B Kerln F Handlovlich H Dcvns S Delmar A Nlemeyer S Lecnsh K Klob cur S Barton M Rugcnn M Mcrcheih A Godfrey SECOND ROW F Sledacz J Ford L Schrecengosf L THIRD ROW J Leslue W Dean R Krlvcmek J Garland J Biddle M Perembu J Boll J White T Muller FOURTH ROW G Dezulovnch N Mnllerschoen F Sg mund D Krully J Rosenberger F Buchurslu E Vletmeuer E Brmkley I F l 1 F I 1 F I 1 I ' W 1 F I 1 F I 1 , . , . l r - 1 . I , - ' , - ' , . . , . ' , . - F I 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 .I 1 .I 1 '-- . , . , . , . - -- . ' , . , . , . key, C. Posner, D. Haser, B. Anderson, D. Ward, Cercone, L. Brinkley, M. Honus, D. Blumling, J. Riddle P. , . , . I ' . , . , . , . , T . , . I , . , . ' , . A , . , . , . I , . . M. ' , . ' ' , . ' , . ' , A ' . P' T 1 , . I . I - I 1 I 4 f 1 .I 1 - 1 I 1 I . . I ' . I . . I ' . 23 NINTH GRADE TOP PICTURE FRONT ROW leftt right N Moslamlc C Slcher E K spersky D Wasllko L Homulton D Krull L Semerad C Bures M Puhlman A Mercer E Dezu lovuch E Foley Perdott S Rudolph M Luggntt D Hornlchak B Barton J Blatecky B Barlow THIRD ROW J Welke H Phllllps R Baker .l Marko L Campbell M Terpack R Brommer BOTTOM PICTURE FRONT ROW left to right M Raymond D Landslttal M Jurena J Landslttal M DlGlandomenlco A Wydra C Whrte S DuI'Ty M Jukes D Mason C Pe 0 J Fe re D Schorr E Vetovuch D Duerr E Kososlu F Souchek THIRD ROW W Smith J Zombeclc R Lorenz: V Smith O Ruganl R Krally , o ' - . ' , . ' , . , ' - . , . ' G I ' I I ' . I ' I ' ' I ' . I ' . I A I ' I ,U - 1 - , - , - H I ,. -i , . , - . - , SECOND ROW-H. Arch, C. Fry, R. Story, R. Glass, S. SECOND ROW-S. Friel, R. Mauchline, J. Cristo, D. For- , - . . ' ' , . ' , - ll, - , - ' , - , - ', 24 JUNICDR HIGH 1950 Sqoiemier 1950 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu 1'1 at I f se? 'S qw .1 27 28 25 189 25622 1 F ' S I 2 3 4 1 8 9 IO II ' 1. I. I5 16 IL 'V A ' cxblj' lx 0 V' U1 Z 17 19 f. 11, 4 21 22 23 ,B I 35,533 b 2:0 1 - 1 1 f 1 24 23 W 29 30 1950 f1ug2lSl 1950 1950 061060 1950 ijgifn Ninn 'rue 1 Wbd Thu Fri sm sun Lion Tue md 'nm ' in ,saif I 2 3 4 5 I 2 3 4 5 6 7 6 7 8 9 IO II I2 8 9 IO II I2 I3 I4 I3 I4 I5 16 I7 18 I9 I5 16 I7 1 20 21 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 22 23 24 2 7 8 29 30 31 29 30 31 T MARGARET B FRITTS Health Gym Spellnng Pennsylvanla State College 1950 LOUIS D CICCHINI Ar Edmboro State Teachers College 1950 Army JUNIOR HIGH FACULTY EDWARD SYNOWKA History and Clvlcs Duquesne University 1933 Jumor Hugh Prmclpal RICHARD P SASS Readung Literature Spelling Slnppery Rock 1950 MARGARET LAWTON Math and Spellmg Duquesne University Slippery Rock 26 LILLIAN POGACHNICK English Sllppery Rock 1943 -se.-,Q 1 bf- JEREMIAH SULLIVAN Literature and Recdlng Duquesne Umversnty 'I948 Army ,V . . W, I I I ' I Q 6 Q , fl Y vga: ' gli:-5:22 '- J f . ' ' 3 EIGHTH GRADE TOP PICTURE FRONT ROW left to right B Holmes B Berthold I Heasley R Mays M Hegedus G Severns F George P Leltner J Douglas D Renter SECOND ROW R Ball J Butya F Mays C Posch G Arc E Kushner A Puhlman R Vesta J Kng THIRD ROW T Davns R McCormick E Blumlmg G Bufya R Welsh R Grubeslch B Fallet F Rlddle R Stltt FOURTH ROW T McCoy D Wlnnlng W Nesbitt P Honus E Owod R Madler M Real: J Hegeclus A Shulm BOTTOM PICTURE FRONT ROW left to right F Barton J Rnes M Basal L Fortl N Carlin D Terabasso M Dennlnger D Phulllps V Jureno W Story SECOND ROW C Wllllams J Raymond J Madalmsky V Jamuson B Story G Gaspare J Kruger J Spnk THIRD ROW R Gumm R Lewis W Mays J Molarlcy J Newell J DuStefano J Moore M Smlfh J Redd I. Eby M Mlxter FOURTH ROW M Shuey J Davey J Koller R Dixon W Bugay H Kruger G Fmnell W Martin D Wlse B Petanowlck 1 I - 1 - 1 - 1 I ' - 1 - I 1 - I 1 , . , . , . , . . , . , . , . , 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - -' . , . , . , . , , 1 . A I , . , . I I1, . , . , . , . 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I 4 . 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 27 SEVENTH GRADE TOP PICTURE FRONT ROW lefl fo rlghf A Bramer M Wlnnmg P Sluba P Savko E Kral D Por er C Lela C Ruba llno C Parluson D Dean B Alexander SECOND ROW W Renner E Wavchko W Vletmler J Davrs M Moeser L Darbous N Towers E Nlco lem F Mazur T Kobeda THIRD ROW C Dolgos L McClory G Kozak J Koller Carlsto W Reese D chons J Farrell Szarelko H Malulka FOURTH ROW L Van Huse D DI Grandomenlco R Drugmand E Marhn P Belch B Glass R Good man BOTTOM PICTURE FRONT ROW left to rlghl B Harbuson M Cuskey P Staude P Gregor J Posch M Whne N Woollelf M Madler D McCullough B Sedlock B Zarvns SECOND ROW G Gordon E Mudnlv G McMurlrle C English H Raymond J Endler D Groff H Maslce T Lombardi R Van Dune J Urclnker TH'RD ROW J Porfer R Mays J Brunl C Klnney W Schrecengost J Terabasso W Fltzpotrnck J Macek J Mason G Buzza FOURTH ROW J Dr Glandomennco N Whneford M Koller R Waeler R Ayers C George G Rembert , -. ,. ,. , -. ,. ,A ' I' lv 1- I' ' I' I' I' I' I A. ,. ,.s ,. ,R. ,. ,. ,. , -. ,. ,. -. ,. 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'P 'gg X ef 2990 N N I 'Z 1 IZ, '91 1 3 45'-'T I 0' f' 'P I 0 m If 1 '27 1 X ' II1 X A 1 I J' I I f Ip ef VARSITY R Thurteen students from Robunson Hugh School are grouped to form an athletuc organuzatuon called the Varsuty R The Varsuty R dates back to September 1946 when ut was organuzed under the leadershup of Mr McCullough Thus year the club us oroud to boast of theur new cudvusors Coach Thomas Burko and Coach Anthony Russo The Club us based on good clecun sportsmanshup The honor of beung a mem ber us guven to those who have earned a letter by playung one year of vorsuty sports The gurls must be Varsuty Cheerleaders and cannot become members untul they are Senuors The qoal of the club us to work and struve untul they have earned enough money to purchase a sweater or uacket for each member They accomplush thus by holdung dances and other actuvutues throughout the year Clubs of thus kund teach our youth of today the meanung of the word co operatuon and guves them the experuence of workung together for a better world of tomorrow OFFICIATING OFFICERS Presudent Alfred Wolfe Vuce Presudent Frank Mahoney Secremry Bernard Kruger Treasurer Wulluam Trumpey 30 ' ' - ll ll ' ll ll SENIOR HONORS SCHOLARSHIPS Rita Goddard Norine Dolgos Elunor Moore 'Frances Ambrozuc Joan Mercer Dorothy Mazur Rosemarue Marks 'k Marjorie Osborne Frank Mahoney Clara Deemer 'Lenore Barnowsku Donna Buruanek Gwen Luggutt Mary Eluzabeth Clark Shurley Drexler Football Ronald Bolf Alfred Wolfe Frank Mahoney Steve Zelenko John Owad Jack Mullen Gwen Luggutt Frances Ambrozuc Clara Deemer Carol Watt LETTERMEN Basketball Frank Mahoney Bernard Kruger BAND LETTERS Evelyn Davudson Shurley Drexler Norune Dolgos ALL STATE BAND Clara Deemer ALL COUNTY BAND Ile Baseball Bernard Kruger Donald Kutzavutch Steve Zelenko Frank Mahoney Alfred Wolfe Jack Mullen Conrad Eckert Anna Marko James Paul George Reguna Rosemarue Marks Donna Buruanek Frances Ambrozuc CHEERLEADERS Clara Deemer Ruta Goddard Class Presudent Vuce Presudent Secretary Treasurer Student Councul Presudent Recordung Secretary of Councul Correspondung Secretary of Councul May Queen May Kung Senuor Attendant Senuor Attendant F I' I' I' H Y Presudent H Y Vuce Presudent MAJORETTE Dorothy Dean H Y Correspondung Secretary H Y Treasurer Band Presudent Band Secretary Band Correspondung Secretary Socual Chaurman Vnce Presudent of Agruculture Club Varsuty Varsuty Varsuty Varsuty Presudent Treasu rer Secretary . 3, , d SENIOR HONOR TITLES T i- i- ' ' T i- i- ' ' T i- i- ' T i- I- ' ' IIRII ' ' HRH ' ' ' HRH ' ' I IIRII I ' Vuce Presudent 31 Steve Zelenko Conme Colacuno Frances Ambrozuc Norune Dolgos Joan Mercer Shurley Drexler Clara Deemer Connue Colacuno Conrad Eckert Elunor Moore Frank Mahoney Ruta Redd Carol Watt Anna Marko Evelyn Davudson Gwen Luggutt Frances Ambrozuc Norune Dolgos Conrad Eckert Jack Mullen Alfred Wolfe Frank Mahoney Bull Trumpey Bernard Kruger TRI-HI-Y OFFICERS President , . Rita Redd Vice President Carol Wan Treasurer , . Evelyn Davidson Recording Secretary A .,,. Sylvia Ulager Corresponding Secretary . , .. A , Anna Marko The Trl HI Y of Robinson although small un comparison to most other Trl Hn Ys us a most active and well represented one The Tri H1 Y IS affiliated with the Coraopolns Y M C A throughout the school and community hugh standards of Christian character Code To build a better world ready I must be In the place where life doth find me holding fast yet pushing on into glorious adventure you and I and God The club has activities such as a Mother Daughter Banquet Pittsburgh H1 Y Council State Hn Y Council at Harrisburg and week end camp ing trips which are wonderful experiences for any girl taken up by the gtrls The purpose of this is to raise money for the World Youth Fund This is only one of the many prolects that make the Tru Hi Y a worth while club The Robinson Trl Hu Y is well organized largely due to the eftorts of their capable advisor Miss Pogachnuck - - I , H - - Purpose' To Creole' mc nlC'n' Orld exlgnd Besides the activities, several projects are ' ' H I . . . . 1 - I I 1 - l . 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I u u 4 Q Q , 32 STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Presudent Joan Mercer Vuce Presudent James Carusto Recordung Secretary Shurley Drexler Correspondung Secretary Clara Deemer Advusors Muss Scavaruel Mr Barrett The Student Government Assocuatuon of Robunson Townshup Hugh School was organuzed un the Sprung of 1950 A constututuon was drawn up by a commuttee of students It was submutted to the enture student body of the Senuor Hugh School and ratufied The purposes of the Assocuatuon are to de velop leadershup, good character, cutuzenshup, and a co operatuve attutude, to promote the un terests of student government, to create good stu dent faculty relatuonshup, and to stumulate better school spurut Thus year the Student Councul louned The Pennsylvanua Assocuatuon for Student Partucupa tuon un School Government and The Natuonal Assocuatuon of Student Counculs un order to ob taun luterature whuch may and them un achuevung theur purposes The proposed prolect for thus year us the buy ung of a record playung machune for the school The Student Councul us new, but ut us growung In the years to come its unfluence wull be felt by every Robunson student and many wull look back to the days when they had a part un organuzung the student government Treasurer .u.u.......,,.,..,.,,..,................ Anna Phillips 33 HIGH SCHOOL BAND 'So filet' Scws' One of the nicest things connected with any high school is the band, and our band here at Robinson is no exception. They have provided the utmost in entertain- ment for the students whether their tastes were jazz, popular, or classical. The members of the band have worked very hard and deserve a great deal of credit. During the summer they marched in parades for differ- ent occasions. They won quite a few prizes for their appearance, marching, and their playing Mr. Picchi has done a wonderful job of con- ducting. He is not only patient with the band members, but is well qualified because of his knowledge and background of music. The band has given spring concerts every year and have always brought a large audience to each performance because they have pre- sented a variety of music that pleased everyone, playing everything from Band Jive to Oper- atic Mingle with ease of style and wonderful timing. We are extremely proud of the band for the entertainment it has provided for every assem- bly and pep meeting. Not only do they play well as a group, but there are quite a few in the band who could hold their own as soloists. The majorettes, too, are important in the band. ln their gold and white uniforms they strut down the field with batons twirling, leading the band. At half time, too, they always put on a nice performance. Something we shall never forget about high school is the band performing at a football game. First there's the roll of the drums and then the band marches down the field. In their colorful black and gold uniforms, with the gold plumes waving in the crisp autumn wind, it is no won- der that so much spirit is displayed at the games. Surely a band such as ours is one of which we can be iustly proud. 34 AND MAJORETTES MAJORETTES Head Mujoretie-Doroihy Dean Senior Band Members Left to Right- Shirley Dolinar Mildred Hundloviich Chiurinu Sicher Doroihy Dean Dixie Davis Barbara Story CHORUS The Seniors have always taken great interest in all activities and chorus is no exception For quite a while at Robinson the chorus was merely a group in which the girls took part the boys had little or no interest But in the last 'Few years, under the direction of Mr Picchu the boys have also participated and have proved that they too have wonderful voices Somehow Christmas would not be Christmas without the chorus singing traditional carols at the assembly program and doing a wonderful lab The chorus has lolned with the band each year in presenting the sprung con cert and has helped to make them a great success singing sacred numbers ballads and novelty tunes which everyone enloys. The new pianist for the chorus this year was Anna Phillips who deserves credit for a iob well done. We the Seniors wish to extend our appreciation to Mr. Picchi and the chorus for giving us the opportunity of hearing truly beautiful choral singing. 36 NEWSBEE The Newsbee our high school newspaper has long been an institution here at Robinson Each year the lournalism staff has put forth great effort in printing the type of monthly paper for which the school can be lustly proud Our 1950 1951 staff is certainly no exception The seventh period each day finds them industriously compi graphing each copy If you were to look in on them during their gournalism period you would f1nd the following staff members each doing his 'ob to help provide his fellow students with an in terestlng piece of reading Mr Leffs capable advnsorship for the past two years has been largely responsible for the THE STAFF Editor Wilma Brown Co Editor Mary Ann Barlow Business Manager Jobyna Gregory Make up Editor Betty Lubic Assistant Make up Editor Patricia Lewis Art Work Norman Millerschoen John White Reporters Shirley Amend William Bayer Del ores Blumlmg Pat Gumm Diane Kerick Shirley Learlsh Nancy Lewis Jacqueline Riddle Sylvia Savko Margaret Sharkey Faculty Advisor Mr Sidney Leff 37 4 K o in nl- I ' ing articles, arranging their paper, and mimeo- high quality of our Newsbee editions. . . 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THE FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA OFFICERS Presudent Sylvua Knouse Vuce Presudent Shurley Learush Treasurer Sylvua Ulager Secretary Lenore Barnowsku Any hugh school gurl that has uouned the F H A Club has undoubtedly learned the most necessary elements for her future lufe It helps after they are through wuth hugh school They are taught the proper etuquette for every occa suon whuch wull develop pouse and confldence un them The club has many actuvutues throughout the year They plan weuner roasts dances partues and nught meetungs Besudes thus the gurls enloy attendung the conventuons throughout the state each year Robunson has always been well rep res nted at these affaurs Whule attendung these conventuons and meetungs they have the oppor tunuty to meet many new fruends and vusut new places Durung the year they work out prouects One of these us sendung packages to the less fortunate chuldren of Europe Another us sendung clothes age un the state The success of thus club us due to the unturung eFForts of the club advusor Muss Burek who has worked endlessly wuth the gurls to make the club at Robunson a stand out We know that wuth the completely equupped Home Economucs Department un our hugh school the gurls are undeed proud to be members of the F H A It more than luves up to uts name of FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA form their character in order to adapt themselves which the girls themselves SGW, to S0me OFPIWGH- 38 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The Future Farmers of America was organ Presldlng at the meetings thus year are ized In the year T948 and has contlnued ever smce There are 35 members who have worked hard under the motto of Learnmg to do Domg to Learn Earnmg to luve Lnvmg to serve Under the supervlslon of Mr John C McMichael the club has come a long way ln T949 the F F A participated In the Par llamentary Procedure Contest The first of these contests took place at Robmson for the County Tntle The second of these contests was held at Plum Townshup Hugh for the Sectuon Tutle Wm mng both titles the Robunson F F A Club went on to claom the State Tutle at Penn State Col ege Joe Rosenberger Presndent .lack Mullen Vice President John Whnte Secretary Gaul Heasley Recorder Wnlllam Bayer Sentmel These boys have done a wonderful gob thus year and they hope to make excellent cltlzens In the future l l F ll . . , . ., I - - ' - lr . . , , - - - - - Tom Hayes A .... , , , Treasurer I I . 39 SERVICE CLUB The Servnce Club ns a newly orgamzed club nn the hugh school thus year ln thus club they do typlcal ofllce work The seventh period each day finds them busy typing or runnmg off stencnls Under Mlss Scavaruel s supervlslon they do work that would be included In general omce work The thmgs mcluded are stencllmg mumeographung and puttlng out the Area Ill News Besxdes this they are responslble for prunted programs at assemblles and help qulte a but wnth the Newsbee Whatever they do ns always a lob well done The members of the club are Lenore Barnowskn Dorothy Mazur Wnllnam Anderson Dorothy Dean and Mary Hamtll Thus club us also responslble for the pruntnng of tnckets for partnes announcements and many other unmentuoned tasks We feel certaln that when the members of thus club graduate they wlll be a welcome addltlon to any office 40 l w - . . . . , . . ' I I r - 1 1 I I 1 I I ' 1 THE DRAMA CLUB The Drama Club has certainly become a well organized group at Robmson Under the super vision of Mrs Foster they have presented plays for different occasions and have done it like real troupers In this club they have learned the fun damentals of acting such as phrasing of words has helped them overcome that 'terrible disease of he theatre known as stage fright Not only have the drama students partlcl pated in many programs but sometimes sewed the costumes themselves This year they picked the best male and fe male p rformers of the Qemor and Junior class plays They were not only drama students as you can se but critics as well A more aualufied director for the drama club could not have been found We refer of course to Mrs Foster who has been connected with the theatre for many years and knows perhaps all stages of the drama and staging The students have always listened with interest to her many wonderful experiences of her theatre days Mrs Foster certainly deserves a lot of praise not only for her wonderful directing and patience but for her gracnousness at all times breath control, and good timing. This in turn ' , . . 1 II Il ' ll . 1 41 113:25 fgi 'ff I V 'ly - ,,,' Q V h 'fx A n ' ' ,, 'fi Riff A 1 E C ,S 453 L. E kv A11 , Q' . gi ,A H A, A x,V' '- IQ' 'f g AW A 5 ,, THE YEARBOOK We, the Yearbook Staff, are proud to have been able to present to you the 1951 Robin. We hope that in the years to come, as you look through your Robin, it will bring to mind the many happy days you spent at Robinson. The entire Yearbook Staff worked as a team to pre- sent this proiect. Everyone from the Editor to the typists did their work well. Much of the credit must go to our advisor, Mr. Victor A. Mon- aco, for without his help and guidance none of this could be possible. Every Robinson Year- book has been a credit to our school. We hope you will enjoy our Yearbook and think of it as one of the best, for we have enjoyed presenting it to you. THE ROBIN STAFF Editor-Rita Mae Godda rd. Associate Editors-Frances Ambrozic, Rose- marie Marks, Shirley Drexler, Donna Burianek, Joan Mercer. Business Staff-Steve Zelenko, John Sedlock, Catherine Meyer, Mary Elizabeth Clark, Gerald- ine Gregory, Alfred Wolfe, Mariann Harbison. Art Work-Nancy Bauer, Clara Deemer, Ronald Bo'Ff. Literary Staff-Connie Colacino, Elinor Moore. Make-Up Staff-Marjorie Osborne, Rita Redd. Sports Staff-Donald Kutzavitch, Jack Mul- len, Frank Mahoney. Faculty Advisor-Victor A. Monaco. Top, left to right-Victor A. Monaco, Advisor, John Sedlock, Business Manager, Rita Goddard, Editor, Steve Zelenko, Business Manager. Bottom, left-Robin Stal? at work. 43 SENIOR CLASS PLAY Anne' Anne' What s the mailer? Vic keep shll and let Anne work ilwus out 3 Were donng thus for you Howard' So he doesnf luke posung os o Bolshevlk huh? Land s Sczkes aunt we dressy? III lust turn on fhe old feminine charm when I see Oh my poor gurl she s dynng' You fcllweod' I1 s Mr Purcell' I I I I I. . . ' 5. H I , 'I -H Z ,,., . . ',, 6. 'V Professor Bean! . 'I I ' I , .ll 7. ff I ' I ' ' lf' 4. , ' ' ' ', . 8. . ' . . 44 SPRING FEVER PLAY CAST Howard Brant senuor at Brookfield College Ed Burns a chemustry student Vuc Lewus an art student Lou Herron a lournalusm student Mrs Spangler the landlady Anne Purcell Howard s heart unterest Vuvuan George Vuc s heart unterest Henry Purcell Anne s father Phoebe Purcell Anne s mother Maude Corey Howard s aunt Professor Vurgul Bean zoology professor Dr Duxon Presudent of Brookfield College Sprung Fever was a three act comedy by Glen Hughes Mrs Spangler keeps a roomung house where the college boys Iuve Poor Mrs Spangler must put up wuth Vuc an artust who keeps hus easel un the front room Ed who takes up chemustry and tampers wuth dynamute plus Howard poundung on a typewruter hopung to get hus zoology term paper un on tume for a grade Besudes all thus gurls tramp un and out to see these boys The gurls are Lou Herron a lournalust who comes unto the roomung house to use the type wruter and also to see Ed There s Vuvuan George who comes to see Vuc Then Anne Purcell who lukes Howard comes un to persuade hum to guve her father hus room because the hotels are already packed wuth people to see college graduatuon and she sumply can t find a room for hum So Howard tells Anne to brung her father to the roomung house However when Mr Purcell arruves Vuc thunks he us the model he us wautung for to pose as a Bolshevuk Mr Purcell cant understand why Vuc wants hum to take hus clothes off and put on a smock Vuc and Ed grab hum tue hum to a hatrack and then gag hum But Mrs Spangler comes un later on to say that another man was at the door who of course us the real model After they realuze theur mustake Mr Purcell us very angry for beung tued up and refuses to pre sent a new scuence buuldung to the college Arruvung unexpectedly from Calufornua us Howards Aunt Maude who has paud hus way through college and wull send hum to Europe when he graduates Aunt Maude finds out that Ronald Boff Jack Mullen Wulluam Trumpey Rosemarue Marks Frances Ambrozuc Elunor Moore Connue Colacuno Alfred Wolfe Clara Deemer Norune Dolgos Ronald Cloutuer John Owad Howard wull faul because Professor Bean wull not guve hum any more tume to finush hus term paper Turnung on the old femunune charm and posung as a woman zoologust Aunt Maude per suades Prof Bean that Howard s paper us an ex cellent one and he should certaunly read ut H finally passes Howard As uf enough has not happened Mrs Pur cell comes to the roomung house un search of her husband and unsusts that he has been kudnapped In order to get the paper sugned for a new Scuence Buuldung Anne Vuvuan Vuc Howard and Ed put on a death scene un whuch Anne un her last dyung breath tells her father Mr Purcell to sugn a paper before she dues But after Mr Purcell has sugned the paper and guven ut to Howard Vucs mustache falls off and the truck us duscovered Howard cant go through wuth ut and comes back wuthout guvung the paper to Presudent Duxon He comes back to pack hus be Iongungs He us leavung hus gurl Anne hus dus appounted Aunt and hus duploma behund But Anne breaks down un tears and tells hum how much she loves hum and Howard lust hasnt the heart to leave Its all fast furuous and funny wuth bad explosuons every now and then from Ed s stunk um stunktorum and ut all ends enturely to every one s satusfactuon Says Ed I wush college was always luke hus So do we' We ve had one day of sprung fever and we thunk ut s swell The durector of the play was Muss Pogach nuck who always does a superb 'ob of durectung ll ll , . . . . . , . . , 1 I 1 . ,, . ,, . . . . - - 11 - - 11 1 1 ' ' . 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I I 1 I ' 1 11 - I I ' ' 11 - . , . 1 , . . . . ,, . - ' 1 r ' II 1 . . . , 1 ' ' 1 . 1 . , I MAY DAY KING Olllfl C lf Short and handsome was our Kung Conrad Eckert who reugned wuth hus queen on May l 1951 Wuth hus blond haur blue eyes and black tuxedo he made a strukung appearance Conrad who resudes un Puttsburgh was a welcome addu tuon to our class un l949 and evervone who attended the May Fete wull agree that he was as handsome a kung as any that reugned here at Robunson AND QUEEN is OIHIIL 0 flllIl0 A beautuful ancl gala festuval held on May l l95l un the Robunson Hugh School audutoruum was a memorable occasuon for all who attended Sharung the throne wuth her handsome kung was Connue Colacuno a petute brunette from Moon Run Connue wuth her dark haur and beautuful satun gown proved to be a vusuon of loveluness The students who chose thus graceful qu en are sure that those who saw thus reugnung beauty wall place her name wuth all the other lovely queens of years gone by l ' We ,s lr X ' A r Ny f ,ga . u 3 1 g K7 1 J , CL' 46 MAY DAY Among the traditions of Robinson High is the annual May Festival. As in all May Festivals a queen is crowned and forthe last nine years a king was included as well. This charming couple is chosen from the Senior Class by their fellow classmates. Attendants for the May Court are chosen by the Senior, Junior, Sophomore, and Freshmen classes. Each year the court is honored by the performance of dances by the girls of diFFerent classes. As a custom of former years, the Senior girls dressed in pastel colored gowns and pre- sented the traditional May Pole Dance. The fol- lowing court was chosen by the High School stu- Clenlsz Senior Attendants: Elinor Moore Frank Mahoney Junior Attendants: Mildred Handlovitch Larry Kramer Sophomore Attendants: Jacqueline Riddle Joseph Rosenberger Freshmen Attendants: Betty Lou Barlow Oliver Rugani The Festival is always concluded by a social dance for the participation of everyone present, ancl to honor the King and Queen. Honoring the King and Queen May Pole Dance May Court Coronation ofthe King and Queen 47 CAN Francue not dancung a polka Andy not pesterung Nancy Nancy wuthout that bashful smule Lundy wuthout her blond haur Ronnue wuthout hus luttle red truck Donna wuthout her Clyde Connue wuth a sad look Davue wuth an hour glass figure Norune weughung 130 pounds Shurley ownung her own comb Conrad tall dark and handsome Ruta Goddard keepung quuet Gerry wuthout Al Maruann wuthout specs Stup wuth asteady gurlfruend Gwen goung on a duet Sam duslukung sports Joan Mercer wuth unpolushed shoes Anna beung an angel Rosemarue wuthout a new adea YOU IMAGINE George goung to band class wullungly Dottue Dean wuth a Boyush Bob Dottue Mazur taking turne out to rest Catherune wuth coal black hour Jackue wuthout a word to say Paul passung a chemustry test John Owcud wuthout hus two front teeth Margue sungung bass Jurn mussung a square dance Bope wuth straught haur AI short and stocky John Sedlock wuthout hus hour un hus eyes Carol not blushung Steve not flurtung wuth the gurls Mary Eluzabeth wuthout a complaunt Trumpey wuthout that muschuevous look un hu e e Clara not askung for someones pucture Mary Hamtul not mussung a day of school Elunor wuthout Joe and hus Buuck convertuble Ruta Redd lustenung to the teacher un class 48 1 . . . , I , AT 0 'ox m S x K XXX 1 4 sfe xv 1 NW NH XXX fn 'L 7 131 125 5 Q15 A 25 I IJ 4 yn WY 250 254 25 I4 'Vu 2 15? 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The Robinson High cheer- leaders are full of pep and energy that has en- tertained us at all the games and pep rallies. When they are not cheering, they are making up cheers and new routines. They have bol- stered the morale of the players by their spirit and enthusiasm even when we were losing. CHEERLEADERS Jacqueline Riddle, Sylvia Ulager, Marlene Kriger, Sylvia Knouse ff .1-.ix K The outhts of the R. H.S. cheerleaders are white sweaters with a large R , black skirts with a gold satin lining, and gold beanies. Their white saddle shoes were always polished to per- fection at the games this year, and they wore white knitted gloves. We were always proud of them at games for their neat and snappy appear- once. l 9 5 O -1 9 5 l Donna Burianek, Rita Mae Goddard, Florence Handlovitch, Rose Marks X g fZ , 12 'f ,e-42152 X ,f ' ,ff X' --f 1 X l ffiff 'xx XXX X , X X W7 Rosemarie Marks has been a perfect ex- a lot of work and work is what these cheer- ample of a head-cheerleader being very friendly leaders have done. and lull of elnergyf bul qulle Serlous when if We are proud of our cheerleaders, for their Came lo Wofkmg Cul new cheers' never-ending spirit, the style of cheering, and Although cheering is a lot of fun it is also their untoltering energy throughout the games. 51 Our two new coaches this year are Anthony Russo and Thomas Birko. Coach Birko is head coach of foot- ball and baseball and Coach Russo is head bas- ketball coach also assisting in football and baseball. Mr. Birko is a graduate of Indiana University and is catcher for the Dormont Baseball League. Mr. Rus- so graduated from Carth- age College and won the Witt Memorial Trophy as the outstanding basketball player in his senior year COACHES Their job at Robinson is the first for both of them and they are doing a won- derful iob. Besides their coaching duties, Mr. Birko teaches physical education, health, civics and spelling. Mr. Russo teaches physical education and English. We appreciated Mr. Bir- ko and Mr. Russo at Robin- son because of their untir- ing efforts to build a team we can be proud of We wish them continued success at Robinson in their coaching careers FOOTBALL TEAM Bottom Row Eugene Brinkley Alfred Wolfe Ronald Bofl John Owad Tom Welsh Fred Barthen Gary McMurtrue Frank Mahoney Second Row Manager Edward Owad Tom Miller Robert Ford Gail Heasley Harry Postufka Steve Zelenko Jack Mullen Frank Sigmund Third Row Assistant Manager Paul Honus Eugene Vetovitch Mike Peremba Edward Vietmeier James Carusto Frank Bachurskl Paul Sedlock Fourth Row Coach Russo Van Smith David Williams Henry Wegener Bill Davies Coach Bnrko 52 ,, . . . . ,, . . . ' . l T T l l' . D I I I I I I 1- , I ' I I l I I . T. .I I ' V I I l I . U I T l I I I I . . I I y l l I l 19 Steve Z I SENIOR FOOTBALL PLAYERS Z6 S eiikkzrlggiiiig for kickoff EgigkOrtvoohcfn:c?ss?r:gqfLLLZnL1:e:Er?fekr Jock Muuen' AL Wolfe ready for line charge R 1950 IQ50 DECEMBER 1950 aux unoni 'rqgr wsu - 'mu , nu Y ur 3 4 5 8 9 I5 I6 1950 BEL WED '71 mlzo. Z7 FIRST STRING Heczsley, L. H. - Pos1ufkc1,F. B. 7 Zelenko, R. H. Mohone , . Z 42 y Q Brinkley, L. E.-Wolfe, L. T.-BofT, L. G.-Owcxd, C.-Mullen, R. G.-Borihen, R, T.-McMurYrie, R. E. 53 FOOTBALL The Rambler's 1950 football season was rather disappointing for all who attended the games. The team was greatly handicapped by having only two regulars back from last year's team, therefore, the first string was composed of nine inexperienced players. Offensively, we had a fair backfield and a spirited line that was physically fit for the games, but lacked experience. The Black and Gold gridders came through with the winning of two games, tying one, and losing six. In spite of the losing season the Ramblers had a steady stream of team spirit which enabled them to uphold their many defeats. The summary of the games are as follows. CECIL Robinson was defeated by Cecil at Canons- burg Stadium in the opening game of the season. At half-time the score was 7-6, Robinson, with Zelenko making the touchdown and Boff convert- ing the extra point. But Cecil scored twice in the second half, the winning touchdown coming in the third quarter with a pass. Robinson played a hard, clean football game but was onthe short end ofa 13-7 score. WEST ALLEGHENY The first home game was played against West Allegheny which is classified as a class A school, Robinson held their own in the first half, HIGHLIGHTS with the score 0-0. The wall fell in the second half when Robinson's hard fighting line could not stop them. West Allegheny scored three touch- downs to defeat Robinson 20-O. BENTLEYVILLE We won our first football game of the sea- son in a night engagement with Bentleyville by the score of I5-6. At half-time Bentleyville was leading 6-0, but in the second half Robinson broke loose and scored two touchdowns and a safety. Sam Mahoney scored the first touchdown from the two-yard line after a hard drive down field and Boff succeeded in kicking the extra point. Harry Postufka scored the second touch- down but Boff blocked a punt with Wolfe recov- ering near the Bentleyville goal and Bentleyville held them fthe Ramblerslp but a bad pass from center behind the end zone enabled the Ramblers to get a safety and to win the game by T5-6. HICKORY Robinson won their first home night football game by defeating Hickory 7-6. Hickory scored in the first quarter but failed to complete the extra point. Then in the second quarter a pass from Mahoney to Brinkley, with Brinkley sprint- ing 25 yards, gave Robinson their touchdown. The extra point by Boff was good. This put the Ramblers ahead by the score of 7-6. No other gains were made by either team in the third and fourth quarters and the game ended with Hickory bowing to Robinson 7-6. FOOTBALL HIGHLIGHTS VERONA The game started with Verona receiving the kick-off and not gaining much yardage. ln the first quarter Robinson had the ball on Verona's one yard line but a fumble caused them to lose it. Verona came back and scored a touchdown and converted the extra point. Then in the sec- ond quarter Verona again scored on a fumble, making the score 14-0 at the half. In the second half Robinson came to life with Zelenko scoring two touchdowns but missed making one extra point, thus making the score 14-13. In the last minute of play Heasley scored, but the touch- down was called back because of a penalty. With thirty seconds left to play Bot? missed his attempt for a field goal and the score ended 14-13 in favor of Verona. MCDONALD Robinson traveled to McDonald for a night game which ended in a 20-20 deadlock. McDon- ald scored first but Robinson struck back with two touchdowns which put Robinson ahead 14-6 at half time. In the 3rd quarter the opposition again scored but again Robinson quickly came back with a touchdown by Mahoney, but Bot? failed to boot the extra point. In the closing minutes of the 4th quarter McDonald again scored and made the conversion to have the final score read 20-20. AVALON Avalon played host to Robinson in the Ram- bler's final game of the season. In the early part of the game Robinson marched 40 yards up the field but the drive was halted by an intercepted pass. The rest of the 1st half was a one-sided affair with Avalon outplaying the Ramblers and scoring two touchdowns. Avalon again scored early in the 3rd quarter and the Ramblers finally came to life in the 4th quarter by scoring a touchdown. The game end- ed with Avalon on top 19-6. NEVILLE Robinson lost a close decision to Neville 7-6 at the opponent's field. The Ramblers started of? on the wrong foot by fumbling on their own 18 yard line. Neville capitalized on this fumble by scoring a touchdown and kicking the extra point. The Ramblers got the ball on a fumble by Neville in the 3rd quarter and Mahoney went over on a quarterback sneak but we failed to make the conversion which proved to be the margin of vic- tory. FOOTBALL SCORES R. H. S. Opp. 7 Cecil 13 0 . West Allegheny 20 15 . Bentleyville 6 7 Hickory 6 13 . Verona , 14 20 . , McDonald 20 13 , , West Bethlehem , 42 6 . . Neville . . . 7 7 Avalon . 19 CLASS B SECTION I6 VARSITY STANDING Coach Russo Eugene Brunkley Edward Vuetmeuer Henry Wegener Alfred Wolfe Manager John Owad SITTING Bernard Kruger Frank Sugmund James Carusto Donald Krally Frank Mahoney At the end of the 19491950 basketball season there were a number of players gradu atung wuth the exceptuon of two Junuors Bernard Kruger and Sam Mahoney On acceptung a con tract to coach at Rochester Hugh School Coach new coaches who were chosen by the Board of Durectors Anthony Russo was chosen as head basket ball coach Seeung that Kruger and Mahoney were the only hold overs from the prevuous year Coach Russo filled the other posutuons wuth three stand out .Iunuor Hugh Players of the prevuous year who proved to be a great help to the team Practucung every nught after school and even on Saturdays Coach Russo wuth help from hus assustant coach Thomas Burko brought these boys together to be one of the finest teams ever Basketball Assocuatuon The team consusted of three Senuors Kruger Mahoney and Wolfe Wolfe later was released Two Junuors namely Carusto and Postufka and the greater part of the team consusted of Sopho mores Sugmund Brunkley Krally Vuetmeuer and Wegener Wfenshall left 'he Coaching Iob UP I0 'he 'Wo to represent Robinson Township in the WPIAL 56 CHAMPIONS-BASKETBALL SUN MON TUE 1951- H JANUARY wen THU rm' sn 6:51 5' i TOP ROW Frank Mahoney Frank Sigmund Eugene Brinkley Henry Wegener Alfred Wolfe BOTTOM ROW Bernard Kruger James Carlsto Edward Vletmeuer Donald Krally Whnle the team was stall un traxnmg for thenr league games Coach Russo scheduled a number of exhlbatnon games whuch conslsted of Class A schools to glve the newcomers to the team a lnttle experience The Ramblers lost a few of these games but gamed experuence of working together and were able to work out a number of offensnve and defensuve plays When nt came to the league games the Ramblers advanced through them wnnnung each game with the exceptnon of the McDonald away game Most ofthe games were won by an over whelmung number of pomts The first and only loss to McDonald put them un f1rst place but the Ramblers came back and defeated McDonald nn the last sectnon game of the season and entered a tie forthe sectnon htle The play off game was played at Dormont and our team agaun came through for thenr Alma Mater and beat McDon ald thus taking Sectuon 16 A week later the Ramblers played Bethel In the quarter final elum nnatnon game Bethel was lust too much for the Ramblers and they lost the game endung the 1950 51 Basketball Season Robmson Townshnp can be lustly proud of these boys but most of all to theur coach for the superb :ob he dnd nn hns f1rst year as a coach here at Robmson BASKETBALL SCORES OPP Nevalle McKees Rocks South Fayette Neville Crofton West Allegheny Avella Stowe Cecl McKees Rocks Midway Hnckory McDonald South Fayette Stowe Cecn Avella Hickory McDonald McDonald Bethel Won 16 Lost 7 TOTAL POINTS SCORED DURING THE SEASON Kruger Mahoney Vletmeuer Brinkley Sigmund Krally Wegener 7 7 o ' Flrst T4 22 I , I I ' ' I , . R. H. S. . 55 , ,, ' .. .. 34 50 , ..... ...... ' . 33 38 . ., 40 39 .. ,. ...... , , 50 57 . 33 50 ,. . . ......,... , . 43 49 .. . 47 54, ....,..... ' . .33 54 . 'I .....-12 58 , ,. ,...,.. West Allegheny 68 68 , Midway , , , . . 27 34 ..,,,. , ,.... ,.., ..,....,.. , . , . . . . 40 71 , ,, . .. ., , 31 53, . .... .. 61 69 ' . . 46 76 .. . . ,.r, .. 37 50 . , . . 35 50 ,. . ,,.. ,, 48 43 29 50 . 'I . . 41 33 44 37 . ,. 68 68 . , ' . 30 ' .. . ..,. . . ., 2 3 ' ' . . , 207 ' 166 ' ,. , 153 ,. . ,. . 65 ,, 52 57 ROBINSON IN ACTION Jump high, fellows. Did it go in? Keep your eye on fhe ball, Robinson. Get that rebound. The boys get Iosv minute instructions while Yhe Cheerleaders give cm cheer. DribbIe down the fIoor cmd sink if, Som. HIGHLIGHTS OF THE 195051 BASKETBALL SEASON STOWE An exhubutuon game wuth Stowe a Class A school proved to be a real thruller In fact ut was one of the most excutung ones of thus years campaugn Our boys made good on most of theur shots and theur defenstve play was really great The game was close all the way wuth Robunson one pount behund at half tume Towards the end of the game the Ramblers went ahead led by Kruger who was the hugh scorer but when the final whustle blew the score was tued A 3 munute overtume peruod stull found the score deadlocked Funally un a sudden death over tume peruod Robunsons Frank Sugmund pushed un the wunnung basket and the Ramblers came home wuth a vuctorv un theur hands CECIL The second league game of the season found Robunson travelung to Cecul a top league con tender un the sectuon Robunson held the lead all durung the first half In the second half Cecul started to clumb but Robunson dampened any hopes that Cecul may have had with theur brul luant play both offensuvely and defensuvely It was a rugged game all the way wuth four of our boys havung four fouls called on them but Robun son finally came through wuth o 50 41 wun All the boys played well wuth the hugh scorer of the game beung Sugmund who had I5 pounts STOWE The Ramblers sure proved that the sayung Hustory repeats utself was true when they agaun beat Stowe un a bang up game here on our floor It was a close game all the way wuth fouls beung called very closely Muke Peremba played un hus first varsuty game when Vuetmeuer chalked up three fouls un the first quarter and dud a grand lob replacung hum Mahoney played a swell defensuve game whule Kruger was the hugh scorer wuth I3 pounts The fact that Stowe us a Class A school made the Robunson fans even happuer over the wun than they would usually McDONAlD After overcomung all the other sectuon op ponents Robunson faced McDonald un the final I ague game of the season Beung defeated un theur prevuous encounter Robunson had to defeat McDonald to gain a tue for first place un Sectuon I6 At the end of the first quarter McDonald led 'IO 5 but un the second Quarter the Ramblers found themselves and led 22 I0 at half tume Robunson contunued to set the pace throughout the second half and came up with a well de served 50 35 vuctory Bernard Kruger led hus teammates un scorung 2'l pounts for the Ramblers McDONAlD At Dormont a neutral floor chosen by the WPIAL on February 24 T951 the Robunson Ramblers battled McDonald for the sectuon tutle McDonald led only at one tume early un the first quarter by the score of 6 5 The half came to Ramblers contunued to stay on top throughout the second half as they took McDonald un strude 43 29 Sam Mahoney and Bernard Kruger led the attack wuth 'I2 and II pounts respectuvely BETHEL Upon wunnung the sectuon tutle Robunson was matched un the first round of Class B Playoffs wuth Bethel agaun Dormont was chosen as the sute for the contest The first quarter was very slowly played and as a result the score was deadlocked 6 6 The second quarter started very fast as Robunson swushed the nets for three field goals but agaun Bethel came back to tue the score 'I5 I5 at half tume The end of the thurd quarter found Bethel out un front 28 25 Wuth four munutes of the game remaunung the score was 32 30 Bethel but the Ramblers fell apart through no fault of their own and as a result went down to defeat 44 33 Frank Sugmund set the pace with 'I2 pounts I . I I . . . . . , , , e . ' . . I . . , , . - I I . I ' . n . I I . . . I - . I I D . . . ' . . . , . I I I I I - a 1 I . . . , - I - an end with Robinson out in front 20-IO. The f . a u u ' l I I , . I Il ' ' ll I 7 I I I , I T . - I - . U . . . . I ' I ' - ' ' be. - 'D 59 JUNIOR VARSITY LEFT TO RIGHT James Deyak Ralph Gubson Ralph Krlvanek James Ulager Donald Mauchlme Coach Russo At the end of the T950 basketball season the Jumor Varslty had a number of hold overs for thus season This year the Jumor Varsity has shown good skull an the way they handled the ball Coach Bnrko worked hard to keep the boys In shape He as very Interested In hns J V Team because In the followung years they wnll make up the biggest part of our Varsnty squad Some of the players on this J V squad have come up from last years Jumor Hugh Champnonshup team Coach Russo has shown about four of 'Eve of these Jumor Varsity players ID the Varsuty games When the Varsuty runs up to a 'I5 or 20 pount lead he puts some of these boys In to glve them a Ilttle experuence with the Varsity and they do very well Thus year the Jumor Varslty has come along very well wmmng over half of their games Wlth some assistance from Coach Russo, Coach Blrko and hus Jumor Varsuty have shown a fine performance at every basketball game Addltlonal J V players not shown nn the pucture are Donald Krally Henry Wegener James Carlsto Harry Postufka Mnke Peremba Kenneth Macek BASKETBALL SCORES Nevnlle South Fayette Nevnlle West Allegheny Crofton West Allegheny Avella Stowe Cecl Midway Hickory McDonald South Fayette Stowe Cecl Mndway Avella Hlckory McDonald 60 OPP I I . . . . . I , I I 1 Q Q : I I I 1 y ' ..... ,, ,. I5 .McKees Rocks .... , ,.,. .. 44 ' . 20 , . , 38 . , ,. ,. , , 30 , . 25 I7 . , , 40 . 'I 40 ' 30 , ' . . 39 . . ,. 29 , ., , 35 , 43 'I . , 23 . ' . .. ,. 22 ,. . , 30 ' . , 39 . 23 Won I2 Lost 9 SENICDRS SUN MON TUE WED THU FR SAT 195 SU IION I4 W 2 wif APR ru Lu Ov I 19 url AT Q UNE we mu 1951 FRI SAT IRON TU 22 28 30 I7 8 24 25 I2 3 2 28 I7 I3 4 2 27 28 I5 6 22 28 28 30 1951 MH 1951 ujo I 3 I 4 5 6 7 I I I2 I8 I8 I8 27 28 ' dl Q 1 L 51 1951 I 'N 2 3: win Lrg E s7 sun z o ' 2 8 8 HJ II I I4 3 4 5 6 7 8 8 I5 I6 I I8 EH! 21 I0 II I2 I I OUR ADVISOR ROSEMARIE SCAVARIEL Throughout the last three years our class has been under the brnllsant guidance of our teacher Mass Scavarlel Because other modern outlook she has helped us solve many of our problems She has worked endlessly to help us nn every way posslble Whether we needed money for an activity or needed advice on a certaun problem she always dad her best to help us out We shall never forget Miss Scavaruel because of her thought fulness consnderatnon for all the students and her excellent method of teachmg CLASS FLOWER Talusman Rose CLASS COLORS Green and Whete CLASS MOTTO If God ns for us who can be against us 62 R 1 I 5 ,E in l ll ' Q If STEVE ZELENKO Steve Academic Football 2-3-4, Baseball 2-3-4, Chorus 3-4, Varsity R 3-4, Class Play 3, Yearbook 4, Class President 4 Coal black hair and very small But iust remember, that's not all, For she's the queen of Sl A hep-hep girl who's lots of fun. JOHN SEDLOCK Johnny Agriculture F. F. A. 3-4, Chorus 4, Class Play 3, Yearbook 4 Francie is secretary of our class, And any test she'll always pass. So quiet and intelligent is she That a great success she'll always be. The president of our Senior Class Is this ladies' man with curly hair. Whether dancing a waltz or throwing a pass He does it all with a confident air. CONNIE COLACINO Connie Commercial-Vocational F. H. A. Treasurer l, F. H. A. 2-3-4, Drama 3, Chorus 2-3-4, Band I-2, Class Play 4, May Queen 4, Yearbook 4 A regular business man in every respect, With his tailored suits and the nicest ties, He is also our treasurer and we suspect, He knows where the road to success lies. FRANCES AMBROZIC Francie Commercial Band l-2-3-4, Yearbook 4, Class Secretary 2-3-4, Class Play 3-4, May Day 3-4, Band Sec- retary 4, Drama 'l, Photography 1 63 WILLIAM ANDERSON llAndYll General Chorus 4, Class Play 3, Agri- culture l-4, Service Club 4 Gracious and charming as can be She rates tops in our books, If you know her then you will see She has both brains and looks. RONALD BOFF Muon., Agriculture Football 1-2-3-4, Basketball I-2-3, Baseball l-2-3, Varsity R 2-3-4, F. F. A. 3-4, Class Play 3-4, Yearbook 4 Photogenic is this lass Voted best looking of her class. Sweet and tiny, has lots of pep: She's a gal that's really hep. 64 SENIOR PERSONALITIES Blond and handsome, rather tall, Describes this fellow liked by all. He's the kind who hasn't a care Grab him girls, for this type's YCYC. LENORE BARNOWSKI Mundy., Commercial-Vocational Drama President 3, Chorus 2-3-4, Service Club 4, Photog- raphy l, Student Council 3, Tri- Hi-Y 2-3-4, Tri-Hi-Y Vice Presi- dent 3, F. H. A. 2-3-4, F. H. A. Treasurer 3, F. H. A. Secretary 4 A husky fellow with the grand- est smile, And in sports he can't be beat, Has a flair for art, but all the while He'd rather ploy football than eat. NANCY JANE BAUER Nance Academic Tri-Hi-Y 4, Yearbook 4, Moy Day 4, Wilkinsburg High School 1-2-3 DONNA RITA BURIANEK Donna Vocational-Commercial Band 'l-2-3, F. H. A. Z3-4, May Day 2-3-4, Cheerleader 4, Varsity R 4, Journalism 3, Yearbook 4, Chorus 3, Class Play 3 She has blonde curls and dark brown eyes, She's 5 foot 4 and really tries. To prove her point is her big- gest aim, Portraying Marybelle she won her fame. CONRAD ECKERT IIECRII Agriculture F. F. A. 'l-2-3-4, Band l-2,3-4, May Attendant 3, May King 4 A happy-goelucky gal is she Without a worry or care. It's no wonder that you'll agree She and Carol make quite a pair. SENIOR PERSONALITIES She's so friendly you can bet That knowing her is quite a ireat. Another miss we've never met With dimples quite so sweet. MARY ELIZABETH CLARK Muir Commercial-Vocational F. H. A. 2-3-4, Yearbook 4, Public Speaking 3, Photography l, Class Play 3, Drama 2 He's blond, good looking, and oh so swell Known to the girls as a charmer. Someday he'll own the title, we can tell, Of the world's best-looking farmer. EVELYN DAVIDSON Davie Academic Tri-Hi-Y 2-3-4, Tri-Hi-Y Treas- urer 4, Student Council 4, Chor- us 2, Band 2-3-4, May Day 1, Drama 1, Class Play 3 65 DOROTHY DEAN Dottie Commercial-Vocational Maiorette 1-2-3-4, Chorus 2- 3-4, F. H. A. 2-3-4, May Attend- ant 2 This tall fellow sure gets around With the girls he's always found He's very handsome as you can see And quite a sportsman he'll always be. CLARA DEEMER Clara Commercial Band 'I-2-3-4, Chorus 2-3-4, May Day 2-3-4, Class Play 3-4, Drama 1, Yearbook 4, Student Council 4, Band Secretary 3, Tri-Hi-Y 'I Quite a stylish gal is she And a popular miss she'll always be Really good-looking is this lass loyal and true to the Senior Class. 66 She happens to be our head majorette Who twirls a mean batong Her future plans have already been set With that lucky guy named Don. FRANK MAHONEY Hsamu Commercial Football 'I-2-3-4, Basketball l-2-3-4, Baseball 3-4, Varsity R President 4, May Day At- tendant 2-3, Class Play 3, Year- book 4 A cute little miss with the sweet- est smile Who is always willing to lend a hand, She even plays with the great- est of style A clarinet in our high school band SHIRLEY DREXLER Shirl Commercial Band l-2-3-4, Chorus 3-4, Yearbook 4, Student Council 3-4, May Attendant 3, May Day 4, Band Social Chairman 3, Stu- dent Council Secretary 4 NORINE DOLGOS Norine Commercial Bond 'l-2-3-4, Chofl-'S 2'3, Class Play 3-4, Class Treasurer 2-3-4, May Day 2-3-4, Band Corresponding Secretary 4, Drama l Rita is an intelligent lass, She's always at the head of the classy She cheered at the games with lots of pep, That's why our team thought she was hep. DONALD KUTZAVITCH Kun Academic Baseball 2-3-4, Varsity R 2-3-4, Yearbook 4, Photography l, Drama l Sparkling blue eyes and always QUYI Being engaged makes her that way. We wish to say, to this sweet gal, The best of luck to you and Al. SENIOR PERSONALITIES Very soft-spoken is this lass, And very helpful to the Senior Class, A very good actress we must say, Who portrayed Aunt Maude in our Class Play. RITA MAE GODDARD Reet Commercial Cheerleader 'l-2-3-4, Band 'l- 2, Public Speaking 3, Yearbook Editor 4, Class Play 3, Varsity R 4, May Day 3-4, Student Council 3, Service Club 4 A studious lad, but full of fun, And quite a marksman with a gun. He loves fishing, but will never say About the one that got away. GERALDINE GREGORY HGHYYH Commercial F. H. A. 2-3-4, Tri-Hi-Y l, Band 1-2-3-4, Chorus 2-3, May Day 'l-2-3-4, Yearbook 4 67 MARY HAMTIL HMMYH Commercial Chorus 4, May Day 2, Public Speaking 3, Service Club 4, Pho- tography 2 Tall and lanky, with curly hair And a booming baritone voice, He never has a worry or care, As a grand fellow, he's our choice. MARIANN HARBISON Muir Commercial-Vocational F, H. A. 2-3-4, Public Speak- ing 3, Photography 'I, Yearbook 4 Here's a girl wl1o's sure to suc- ceed Even in band she takes the lead: On her sax she's always tooting For our team she's always rooting. 68 This girl hasn't much to say She just goes her merry way. Always ready for a lot of fun, For she's from the class of '51, BERNARD KRIGER ,isopeu Commercial Football 1, Basketball 'l-2-3-4, Baseball 1-2-3-4, Varsity R 3- 4, May Day Attendant 1, Civics Club 4 Here's a girl who's sweet and kind This type you can seldom find, She's very sociable and lots of fun And many friends she, too, has won. GVIENDOLYN l.lGGlTT Gwen Academic Band 2-3-4, Band President 4, May Day 3-4, Class Play 3, Band Rcpcrtcr 4 ANNA MARKO Anna Commercial Band 'I-2-3-4, Chorus 4, Band Vice President 3, Tri-Hi-Y 2-3-4, Tri-Hi-Y Corresponding Secre- tary 4, Class Play 3, Drama l, Photography l, May Day 4 A little on the bashful side But a smile he'll never lack, We've all enioyed taking a ride In his old reliable cadillac. JOAN MERCER ,rloanu Commercial Chorus 2-3-4, Yearbook 4, Student Council President 4, Public Speaking 3, Photography l Flaming red hair, as you can guess And he never proves to be a bore. He's the kind of a guy that will always possess The perennial youth of the boy next door. SENIOR PERSONALITIES Always heard before she's seen, This gal is so full of fun. ln any sport she's mighty keen, And never tired when day is done. PAUL NESBITT llpuulll Agriculture F. F. A. 2-3-4 Joan's a girl with typing ability, She's sure to succeed through all probability, She held the highest rank in school For over the council she did rule. JACK MULLEN HMUSS1: Agriculture F. F. A. l-3-4, Vice President of F. F. A. 4, Football 4, Class Play 3-4, Baseball 3-4, Yearbook 4 69 ROSEMARIE MARKS Rose Commercial-Vocational May Attendant I, F. H. A. 2-3-4, Band 1-2, May Day 2-3-4, Class Vice President 3, Drama I-3, Chorus 3-4, Cheerleader 'I-2-3-4, Varsity R 4, Yearbook 4, Class Play 4 An easy-going guy is he A good comedian he'll always be. From Aliquippa he came each dev, To portray the artist in our class play. DOROTHY MAZUR Dottie Commercial Chorus 2-3-4, Drama 3, Ser- vice Club 4, Photography I A pretty newcomer, we must Say. Who was a sensation in our class play. This gal is lucky as you must know, A Buick convertible, and a guy named Joe. 70 SENIOR PERSONALITIES The greatest cheerleader you'll ever meet, We know this gal will really go far, So very cute, she's hard to beat, With a personality way above par. WILLIAM TRIMPEY Trimp Academic Class Play 3-4, Chorus 3-4, Baseball 3, Basketball 3, Foot- ball 3, Varsity R Treasurer 4 A soft-spoken miss is Dot, And dependable when a fob needs done, We know that you will like her a lot, For she is always a lot of fun. ELINOR MOORE ukedn Academic Class Play 4, May Attendant 4, Chorus 4, Yearbook 4, Long- ley High School l-2-3 CATHERINE MEYER nc'-nhyu Commercial Band l-2, Chorus 2-3-4, Pub- lic Speaking 3, Photography l, Yearbook 4 The center on our football team Who deserves a great big cheer, As a friend he's on the beam Very dependable throughout the year. MARJORIE OSBORNE Margie Commercial-Vocational Chorus 2-3-4, F. H. A. 2-3-4, Newsbee 3, Yearbook 4, May Day 4 On the surface he's very quiet He hasn't much to say, But his remarks are really a riot No one else is quite that way. Seldom seen without her glasses, And up to par in all her classes: Fiery red describes her hair, For playing the organ she has a flair. JOHN OWAD Johnny Football 2-3-4, Varsity R 3-4, Class Play 4, Photography 'l A quiet gal as nice as can be And popular one as you can see, A beautiful voice she does pos- sess She sings the solos for R. H. S, GEORGE REGINA George Commercial Band l-Z3-4, Newsbee 3,4 7l CAROL WATT Carol Commercial Band 'l-2-3-4, Chorus 2-3-4, Tri-Hi-Y 2-3-4, Student Council 3-4, Tri-Hi-Y Vice President 4, Class Vice President l, May Day l-3-4, Class Play 3 He plays a trombone in the high school band. When you get to know him he's really grand, Very husky and oh so tall We all know him as Happy Paul . RITA REDD Rita Commercial Band 1-2-3, Tri-Hi-Y 2-3-4, Chorus 2-3-4, May Day l, Year- book 4, Tri-Hi-Y President 4, Photography 1 A popular leader, we must gqy Always helpful in every way, A football hero with quite a physique This grand guy is far from meek. 72 Tall and slim, with a mischie- vous grin And a wonderful talent for talking, The way she drives is a lament- able sin That most of her friends prefer walking. JAMES PAUL Jimmy Academic Band 1-2-3-4, Chorus 3-4, Photography l, Drama l A music lover she happens to be From popular music to a sym- phony Her future is planned, it's been said, A '49 Ford and a guy named Ed. ALFRED WOLFE HAI!! Academic Football 'l-2-3-4, Varsity R l-2-3-4, Basketball 2-3, Base- ball 2-3-4, Class President 2-3, Class Play 3-4, Drama 3, Year- book 4 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT Frances Ambrozuc bequeath my seruous attu tude to Betty Jurena and Sylvua Savko Wulluam Anderson bequeath my sense of hu mor to Robert Ford and Charles Schons Nancy Bauer bequeath my wavy brown haur to June Klobcar and Louuse Stone Donna Ruta Buruanek bequeath my dumples to Delores Barontu and Mary Ann Barlow Lenore Barnowsku bequeath my posutuon the Servuce Club to Wulluam Davues and Fred Mukula We Ronald Bot? and Alfred Wolfe bequeath our tutles of co captauns of the football team to Harry Postufka and Fred Barthen Mary Eluzabeth Clark bequeath my love for the letters from Vuenna Austrua to Agnes Moeser Constance Colacuno bequeath my Queens crown to Muldred Handlovutch Evelyn Davudson bequeath my unnocent ways Dorothy Dean bequeath my tutle as Head Ma lorette to Duxue Davus Norune Dolgos bequeath my love for square dancung to Marlene Kruger Clara Deemer bequeath my guggles to Thomas Nucolettu Shurley Drexler bequeath my posutuon un the Student Councul to Jean Buruk Gwendolyn Luggutt bequeath my chemustry composutuons on experumentung to Janet Drex er Joan Mercer bequeath my Presudency of the Councul to Jummy Carusto Rosemarue Marks bequeath my strong vouce for cheerung to Sylvua Ulager Dorothy Mazur bequeath my lolluness to Nancy Stone and Patrucua Gumm Catherune Meyer bequeath my abuluty to play the organ to Ruchard Paul Jack Mullen bequeath my flcumung red haur to Beverly Shaffer Paul Nesbutt bequeath my Taxu Druvung tutle to Kenneth Beeson Marlorue Osborne bequeath my Saturday nught sessuons at St Vuncent s to Sylvua Knouse John Owad bequeath my two front teeth to John Garland James Paul bequeath my tutle as Senuor Far mer to Wulluam Bayer Bernard Kruger bequeath my rught to play hookey from school to Thomas Welsh Ruta Redd bequeath my offlce as Presudent of Tru Hu Y to Pat Lewus George Reguna bequeath my tutle as trouble maker un Englush Class to Tom Hayes and Wul ma Brown John Sedlock bequeath my flashy clothes to Herbert Jones Carol Watt bequeath my druvung abuluty to Raymond Kososku and Jack Woolett Conrad Eckert bequeath my kung s throne to Larry Kramer Donald Kutzavutch bequeath my baseball glove to Gary McMurtrue Mary Hamtul bequeath my shyness to Betty lrvune and Sus Funnell Moruann Harbuson bequeath my punk specs to Delores Andrasuck and Betty Lubuc Elunor Moore bequeath my auburn haur to Dorothy Turnbull Gerry Gregory bequeath my love for Al to Jobyna Gregory Wulluam Trumpey bequeath my stately heught to Wulluam Godfrey Frank Mahoney bequeath my bashfulness to Frank Schulmeuster Steve Zelenko bequeath my love for gurls to Ralph Gubson Anna Marko bequeath my sports abuluty to Nora George and Susan Almasy Ruta Mae Goddard bequeath my Colgate Smule to Ernest Skraba WE THE SENIORS OF T951 BEQUEATH OUR SIGNED DIPLOMAS TO ALL THE JUNIORS I, . , . .- ll . I ,, . . . ,, . I, ' ' , - I, ' ' , -f . . . , . I ' lu I I I . . . I ' ' - I, , ' ,, .'. Il .I . . in I, I ' I, ' , ' I I - - . - L . I . I, ' , ' ' I, , I ' ' . . . . ' . ' . I, , ll l I - I ' ' to Georgua Mae Barton and Luculle Flemung. ' ll I - 11 - I h . ,, . . . 1 I I ' . ' . ' . I, , I ' . . . ' . . ' I, , I ' ' ' ' . . I .I . N, I I . . . ' . . ' . , I, , I . ' U I . . . . I, , ' . . ' I, ' , ' 'f ' I, , ' ' I, , ' I, ' , I, , ' ' II I n 1 Il 1 I fl ' Il I I 0 73 SENIOR SCHEDULE TRIGONOMETRY Mr, Borrett Prove your onswer SHORTHAND Miss Scovoriel Take this letter for dictation TYPING Miss Sccvuriel CIick! Click! The Seniors ore taking o timed-writing. CHEMISTRY Mr. Lowery WatcI1out! It's going to explode OFFICE PRACTICE Mr. Lef? Working according to omce regulations 74 SENIOR SCHEDULE PROBLEMS OF DEMOCRACY Mr. Monaco . . . Government of the people, for H the people, and by the people. . . . ENGLISH LITERATURE Mrs. Foster . . . To be or not to be. That is the question. . . CONSUMER EDUCATION Mr. Leff To develop a more intelligent con- sumer's philosophy through better buying. GYM Mrs. Fritts Teaching us the different rules in the game of basketball. HOME ECONOMICS Miss Burek Teaching the girls all phases of home living. 75 1 , f , w -f l I lt 'X- Sam Mahoney John Sedlock Steve Zelenko Jggk Mullen Anna Marko Shirley Drexler Donna Burianek Rosie Marks BEST ATHLETES A good example of sportsmanship, ln a game they never slip, From exercises to basketball, SAM and ANNA know them all. BEST DANCERS Graceful dancing is iust their speed At any dance they take the lead, Always up on the latest step, DONNA and STEVE are really hep. WHO'S WHO BEST DRESSED Always dressed in the best of fashion, For snappy clothes they have a passion In this field, they outshine the rest, JOHN and SHIRLEY were voted BEST DRESSED BEST ALL AROUND lt's a pleasure to know ROSIE and JACK, For winning ways they'll never lack They have personalities seldom found, They deserve the title of BEST ALL AROUND . 76 YM Co OF THE SENIORS THE WITTIEST The witty pair is CONNIE and ANDY, The Seniors think they are fine and dandy, The teachers think it is quite a crime, They're joking and talking all the time. BRAINIEST They are the answer to a teacher's prayer, For a good education they seem to care, BERNIE and FRAN can certainly pass, As the brainy pair in the Senior Class. nnie Colacino Frances Ambrozic William Anderson Bernard Kriger BEST LOOKING A striking couple are these two, Wavy hair and eyes of blue, NANCY and CONRAD know wl'1at's cooking For they were voted BEST LOOKING . MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Up to date on the latest news, A discussion or debate they'll never lose, RITA and DON have taken the lead, As the pair MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED . Nancy Bauer Rita Goddard ad Eckert Donald Kutzavitch it Fu CLASS PROPHECY The lughts are dummed the auduence us hushed and the gypsy wull gaze unto the crystal ball What does the future hold for the class of 519 Let us find out Ah' The must us clearung It us the year 1961 What a way to begun The scene us Tumes Square and Broadway where we see Margue Osborne s name un lughts She us appearung un cu musucal comedy opposute Ezuo Punza called North Atlan c Well heres somethung unterestung After a mulluon attempts to pass her druvers test Ruta Redd has finally succeeded Now she can druve Eds new 61 Ford Rocket I wonder how she passed' Hm m m Oh here are two prosperous lookung gentle men George Reguna and Wulluam Anderson dressed un theur best outfits blue pun struped suuts They ve gone unto the bulluard busuness and have bought a chaun of them un the Unuted States Heres another vusuon the art museum un Jakland where the charmung Muss Nancy Bauer nas won first pruze for her beautuful pauntung We always knew she had talent Well heres Davue and Carol Carol Watt graduated from college and Evelyn Davudson has been doung the town wuth her new car but there they are at theur favorute resort Rehobeth Beach renewung old acquauntances Now here we are at the Strand Theater un New York where one of the leadung quartets of the day are appearung I m sure you ve all heard know as Steve Zelenko Ronnue Boff Bull Trumpey and Jack Mullen sungung the song they made um mortal un hugh school Wanderung From the glutter of lughts I now hear the hauntung strauns ofa zuther comung from a dumly lut cafe It s Bernard Kruger He must have guven up the guutar Hes playung hus bug hut song of 1961 Fourth Man Rhapsody At the first table us Anna Marko Bernard and Anna have certaunly made romantuc headlunes It looks rather seruous The crystal ball us really sensatuonal I can see Conrad Eckert lookung handsome as ever and dressed to kull No he usnt a farmer and he dudnt marry a ruch wudow he bought a few parkung lots un Puttsburgh and named them Eckues Parkung Lots Oh here s a domestuc scene Al Wolfe and Gerry Gregory happuly marrued Here they are wuth theur twuns a boy and a gurl I wonder uf the luttle boy wull grow up to be a star luke hus daddy Al' We hope so Joan Mercer Mary Hamtul and Catherune Meyer have entered an unterestung field They are make up artusts un New York They must be successful because they certaunly dud a good 'ob applyung make up un hugh school for our class plays There s Donna Buruanek busy at work on her latest creatuon whuch she desugned and sewed herself Her dresses and gowns are quute un de mand un thus area I can see Dot Mazur and Lenore Barnowsku busy at work un the office as pruvate secretarues Wow' What lucky bosses' Now we come to the three free lancers of the Senuor Class Rosemarue Marks Shurley Drexler and Connue Colacuno who are luvung to gether un New York The three of them are now on Broadway sungung theur way unto the hearts of New Yorkers I can see them very clearly un the crystal ball wuth three handsome escorts doung the New York nught spots Of course ut s nothung seruous They never wull settle down' Here s the Chartuers Country Club and John ny Sedlock sweatung ut out tryung to get out of a sandtrap I wonder what kept hum around town' Maybe uts the Groveton Hotel whuch he really converted unto a hugh class restaurant In fact that handsome fellow un the black tuxedo us none other than John Owad the headwauter who works there Theres Don Kutzavutch who operates a suc cessful restaurant specualuzung un seafood and fish The name of the place us The Fush and Chups un Robunson The fact us he catches the fish humself so they are bound to be fresh N one can ever say Somethung us rotten un the school of Robunson Well I see the brulluant orchestra of Phul Sputalny wuth two very talented gurls un hus all gurl orchestra Norune Dolgas and Francue Am brozuc Phul Sputalny should be honored to have them wuth hum Oh here s Jum Paul who has bought a large chucken farm The chuckens are layung the weather us nuce and hes makung good money I see Ruta Goddard now has a column of her own un the Puttsburgh Press She us the crutuc on the movues and stage plays They couldnt have pucked a better gurl No wonder she was such a good edutor for our Yearbook' Heres another scene from Puttsburgh Sam Mahoney us now quarterback for the Puttsburgh Steelers and hes really chalkung up those touchdowns Oh and there s Clara Deemer who was never fond of the country I can see her now un the cuty wuth her own art studuo and workung on her latest pauntung un oul She was always artus tucally talented Well I see where Mary Eluzabeth Clark has finally stopped wrutung letters and marrued the man of her chouce Duckue She looks very happy Here us the office of Doctor Gwen Luggutt Well too bad none of the Senuors are suck Maybe she would cure us free of charge Theres Maruann Harbuson and Dottue Dean rudung un theur new car Ten years hasnt changed them at all They re as happy go lucky as ever Here us Elunor Moore lust as carefree and gay as ever but she us workung She was certaunly a welcomed newcomer at Robunson Although some of the Senuors are far apart here us a scene un the crystal ball that they wull always hold dear un theur memorues Robunson Hugh School and theur fellow classmates marchung out on Graduatuon Day They wull always re member hearung the beautuful strauns of the Almq Mater and fightung back tears of uoy and sadness as they receuved theur duplomas , . ' ' Il II I , . I I , I I ' 1 . 1 ' ' 1 G . . . . , . . . i . ' I 4 . n ll - I l 1 ' 1' 11 1 - - ' ' ' - u . - 8 8 I . , . . . . I - t., v . I I - - ' I I - - v 1 I l I I i' I . . I - i I . t , . 11 - - - 11 - l 1 ' - ll - I ' 1 1 I . ,, . . . , . . . ' . o . ,, . . . I - ' II I ' 1 . . . I ' . , ' ' i s l s u - ' II ' Il ' , , . I' ' , - 1 I . .' , . ' . I . of the famous Games Brothers whom we all No Wonder his nickname is ffHcppyH. I I I ' ' ' Il ' ll , I I . , . . ' ' ' . 1 . . . . i' I II II 1 a w I . ' 1 - - 1 . I - ' I I . . , . . ' ' ' I Il ' I ' II . , , ' I f . I ' 1 . ' I u ' I ' . 4 . -I '11 ll - - , , , ' I . . . , I 1 1 I l I I Q ' ' . - ' ' . J . . . , 1 T - - . l ' 78 SENIOR SNAPS l Roh' Roh' Roh' 2 Lucky Boy 3 Muscle bound Seniors 4 Girls ot Work 5 Whoo of u md ll My arent we lucky? 12 Surrounded 13 Llttle out of the ordinary 14 Whot s so Interesting? l5 Ready to march 79 Boy! 6. Humpty Dumpty 7. lnseporables 8. Posing 9. This is o football 10. Two k' . , ' . . . ' ' CLASS HISTORY SEPTEMBER 'I945 lt was the day after Labor Day un the fall of T945 when we strutted proudly across the road and entered the Junuor Hugh School as seventh graders occupyung the seats un Muss McCurdys and Mr Punturerus rooms As our class spon sors they helped us plan a Valentune Party whuch proved to be a great success for those who at tended ln order to remember all the happen ungs of each week we posted a weekly news bulletun and at the end of the year we gathered together all the umportant events and made them unto a small booklet whuch we proudly called our yearbook SEPTEMBER 1946 ln 1946 as eughth graders we were placed un the rooms of 81 and 82 under the supervusuon of Mr Wrenshall and Mr Synowka Our bug prolect for thus year was to have a banquet We earned money by sellung seeds and candy wuth Mrs Wulluams un charge of these money makung prolects March 7 1947 us one date that we shall never forget for ut was the nught of our first dance namely The Shamrock Specual The last actuvuty of our eughth grade year was our banquet held at the Unuted Presbyteruan Church of Moon Run SEPTEMBER T947 At last we were Freshmen but thus year we were separated for Muss Pagachnucks 97 class was stull un the hugh school and Mr Synowkas 9' class was stull un the Junuor Hugh Thus year was hughlughted by two well remembered actuvu tues The first was a Halloween Party held un Deemer s barn un October T947 The second was an assembly program whuch uncluded a play composed by the students entutled School Days SEPTEMBER T948 In 1948 we entered Robunson Hugh School as Sophomores under the leadershup of Muss Scavaruel and Muss Leedy In thus year our class mates louned dufferent clubs and partucupated un many actuvutues and before we knew ut the term had ended SEPTEMBER 1949 September 1949 brought us to school under the tutle of Junuors but thus was the first tume our class was unuted together ever sunce we started school Our home room teacher was Miss Scavaruel Thus year contauned some of the buggest experuences whuch wull be remembered by the members of our class The class play held on Aprul 14 T950 namely The Braunstorm under the durectuon of Muss Pogachnuck was the first memorable occasuon On May T6 1950 we held the Junuor Senuor Banquet at Chartuers Coun try Club un whuch we proudly honored the Sen uors of T950 Not many days later the Honors Assembly was held at whuch the Graduates of 50 vacated the Senuor seats and we as Junuors took theur place un the front of the gym SEPTEMBER 1950 Comung wuth September 1950 was the fulfill ment of the dream of every student attendung hugh school the fact of beung called a Senuor Wuth the realuzatuon of thus dream we started our Senuor year wuth the untentuon of makung ut an un forgettable one The Senuor Class Play Sprung Fever held on November 'I7 1950 helped to carry out thus untentuon Then on December 21 1950 un the beautufully decorated gym we held the tradutuonal Chrustmas Party whuch resulted un beung one of the best partues held by cu Senuor Class The nught of our Senuor Prom many couples danced to the soft musuc of Earl Eckler makung February 23 1951 outstandung un the munds of all who attended On February 15 T951 wuth the measurung of our caps and gowns made each Senuor realuze that the best years of theur luves were slowly passung away At gradu atuon on May 24 l95T dressed un our caps and gowns and wuth duplomas un our hands we left Robunson lookung back and knowung that our dear Alma Mater would never be forgotten by our class The Graduates of T951 ll ll 11 11 . . . . . . I . - - 1 ., 11 11 I ' - 11 - 11. - . 1 . 11 - 11 I . . . . 11 ll . ' 11 - 11 I I ' 1 II 11 - . . I 1 w Q I ' ' 11 11 . . ' I ' ' 11 1: I I1 ' ll I I . . . - 1 . ,, - . ,, . . ' ' 11 11 1, I I . ' ' , I . . , I n 1 n . . . 1 n I ' 1 - ' , . . l D I - 11 11 ' ' , . 11 11 ' ' I . ' I - OUR NEW SCHOOL THE J W BURKETT BUILDING The Sensors feel that the progress of the new school buuldung should be shown In our yearbook Since It was not used as the theme the most appropruate place as the flyleaf We had hoped for several years that we would graduate from a new hugh school Due to the crowded condutuons of the Elementary Bunldung the new school provided larger classrooms for the elementary students Although we canno graduate from this new bulldung we appreciate nt an that our brothers sisters and In the future our children wall have modern facllutles To raise the money for the two story construction a Bond lssue was put before the people and was voted upon at the general electron nn November 1949 The ground was broken ln January T950 trncuans plumbers and laborers were seen busy at thelr work The final landscaping which was done In the late fall adds to the beauty of our school The new bulldung has twelve classrooms a lnbrary modern rest rooms large storage rooms a cafeterua and a shop The shop was moved from the hugh school to the new buuldmg un October of last fall The cafeteria wlll seat approxu mately two hundred flfty students at one time Included an the cafeterla IS a kitchen and a storage room Because of Doctor Burketts long servuce and help on the School Board the new building was named the J W Burkett School The students entered the new bulldnng on January 2 1951 We hope the students wall apprecuate thus welcomed addutnon to our school 81 ' . -: . . . 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COMPLIMENTS OF CORAOPOLIS HARDWARE STAR SHOE STORE 422 MILL STREET CORAOPOLIS PENNA COMPLIMENTS OF FLECK COAL CO COMPLIMENTS OF CORAOPOLIS HOME BLDG 81 LOAN ASSN CORAOPOLIS PA C 4 4 40 1018 5th Ave. . . - 9 COMPLIMENTS OF CRAFTON DINER FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS 8k LOAN ASSOCIATION OF CARNEGIE MAIN STREET CARNEGIE PA JOHN BUTYAS RESTAURANT STEAKS CHICKEN CHOPS MOON RUN PENNSYLVANIA PARKER CHEVROLET 616 LINCOLN AVE BELLEVUE PENNSYLVANIA 1 520 BROADWAY SPoIding I-2200 M KEES ROCKS Compliments MABRO COMPANY 410 Chartlers Avenue McKees ocks Penna Compliments D BAG NATO successor to MCDERMOTT BROS FUNERAL HOME Phone 964 Carnegie Pa Compluments of a FRIEND HINECKS FRUIT MARKETS McKees Rocks Penna We sell you health Carnegues Newest Fashnon Center OCK Ladues Wear 33 W Mann Street Carnegie 127.1 SHAFERS FLOWERS MARGARET C SHAFER Prop 1030 Fufth Ave Coraopolns Penna Compliments PAT S MEAT MARKET Chartners Ave McKees Rocks Congratulations from JENNY LEE BAKERY McKees Rocks Puttsburgh Federal 1 8900 of B L ' S R . - ' ' ' . I of Phone: CO-4-2102 ' of ' . , Pa. I 9 PORTERS DAIRY MART HOME MADE ICE CREAM Forest Grove Rd Coraopolus P Co 4 I204 524 PE HOMEMADE CANDIES LIGHT LUNCHES Also Ice Cream and Sundaes hartlers Ave McKees Open 8 cn m 3 a m Rocks BELL MOTOR PARTS First I Parts 8. Automotive Shop Service JOSEPH WILLIAMS J E W E L E R on The Comer 501 Charhers Ave McKees Rocks 4th 8. Broadway Phone Co 4 T830 Coraopolls Pa Federal I 2935 J H Glu-IS FURNITURE Home of cz mllluon new and used parts Credit To All MILLYS AUTO WRECKERS II36 Island Ave Ext 1025 27 mm Ave Coraopolls PQ YW' Phone Phone Co 4 0830 Federal I 0228 McKees Rocks Pennsylvanna I Compllments Comp 'ments CHARTIERS RESTAURANT Chartuers Ave McKees Rocks Pa WHITE FRONT MARKET ' KA TAN'S . ',a. C ' . ' n of of 95 H A HARPER BUILDERS SUPPLIES 873 Fourth Ave 4 1 38 WEST PARK PHARMACY PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS roadway McKees Rocks P PETE MYL GARAGE DE SOTO PLYMOUTH Sales 8- Servnce Body 8- Fender Repaurs McGUIRE BROS AMOCO SERVICE Approved Lubrlcatlon Clever Rd Sulver Lane D McKees Rocks P GOURLEY CHEVROLET Thurd Ave 8- Mull St Coraopolls 4 6690 Dry Cleaning Shirt Laundry Phone FEderol 1 2462 GHEE CLEANERS 06 Broadway West Park N Y PURE FOOD MARKET Where Qualuty ls Hugher Than Prnce Federal 1 0136 731 Broadway McKees Rocks Pa B HARTON DIAMONDS WATCHES AND JEWELRY Phone FEderol 1 2370 534 Chartuers Ave McKees Rocks Pa I - C0 ' I 711 B , Q. 1017 4111 Ave. Coraopolis, Pa. R' ' all ' G' CO. 8 , Pa. T O ' S 96 Offlce Resldence Compllmems Fe 11623 Fe 0738 W J KELLAR AGENCY THE ESQUIRE Real Estate Mortgages Insurance of All Kmds 4th and Ferree Coraopolns P 725 Broadway McKees Rocks P Compluments CORAOPOLIS LAUNDERETTE MANCE HARDWARE Chartlers Ave McKees Rocks P Sew Servme 863 5th Ave Cora 4 9815 WHITES RESTAURANT BYERS HARDWARE CO C 935 5th Ave Imp 4822 Open 8 A M Coraopolns Pa Cora Compliments CONFLENTI REAL ESTATE INSURANCE AGENCY G I Loa s Property Management TORY 861 5th Ave Coraopoln Cora 4 9802 Groveton Cora 4 5050 sPa 97 of , a. I' G' of 0 ' I G. ll - ' ll I Main Street Imperial . D A N I N G ' , . . 721 . . - 1A.M. of 8' S 1 S . . I1 GOODINGS TAVERN Where All Fruends Meet Carnegle 2075 Moon Run Pa CORAOPOLIS TAXI SERVICE 943 41h Ave CORAOPOLIS PA 4 5130 24 Hr Service Studebaker Sales and Servnce Mack Trucks W A NOLTE 908 4th Avenue Coraopolns Pa Phone Cora 4 2121 CORAOPOLIS CASH MARKET Everything ID Fune Foods FREE DELIVERY Call Coraopolls 4 601011 12 4th Avenue Coraopolls P Dodge Job Rated Trucks Dodge Passenger Cars Plymouth Passenger Cars C 8. M MOTORS INC 912 41h Ave Coraopolns Telephone Cora 4 4270 KAISER FRAZER See Us Before You Buy Or Sell BELL SALES AND SERVICE Your Friendly Kaiser Frazer Dealer Harry Walfish McKees Rocks Presndent Penna Compluments A D RASSI INC Compluments THE CEMENSTONE CORPORATION Neville Island PITTSBURGH 25 PA ' I ' Co. - . ' . . , . - . ' , Pa. 400 Bell Ave. FEderal 1-7000 ', cl. 1 of of . . , . . 98 Best Wlshes MAHAN 8. WRIGHT STUDIOS Portralts Commercial Photography Federal I 0731 MILLARD S PHARMACY 800 Broadway 606 Chartuers Ave McKees Rocks Pa McKees Rocks Penna Coraopolus 4 9728 DUNKLES ESSO STATION Fnfth Ave at Ferree St Coraopolus Penncn CCH' Courtesy BAGNATO FUNERAL HOME 309 II W Mann Street 3250 Carnegue P Comphments A FRIEND GROVETON MARKET MEAT 8. GROCERIES Coraopolls 4 9888 SANDLES REXALL DRUG STORE We Make Our Own Ice Cream Phone Federal I 2231 IOO0 Chartuers Ave McKees Rocks Pa FISH FRY EVERY FRIDAY GROVETON HOTEL Meet Bull and John 99 I of I Happy Motoring - I of I I KARLIC SALES 8. SERVICE 656 Broadway Avenue McKees Rocks Pa Federal 1 3010 Your HUDSON Dealer Compluments of MCDOUGALL PONTIAC Meet and Eat at MARYLEA DAIRY Lunch Meats Students Balanced Lunch Broadway 8. Dohrman 1 9203 McKees Rocks Pa Complurnents SUBURBAN SALES 81 SUPPLY CRAFTON RECREATION CENTER Bowlung Bllllards Hat Cleaning 98 Noble Ave Crafton Pa Wa 13340 JOHN D KERMES BUNNY S RESTAURANT At Beaver Grade Road Famous for with Mushroom Gravy Route 22 30 Federal 1 2 DI BELLA BUICK SALES 8. SERVICE 627 McKee s Rocks Pa HILLMAN SIGN CO NEON SIGNS AND SERVICE Manufacturers Deslgners 5207 08 Rnver Rd Nevllle Island Pittsburgh 25 Pa Cora 4 2611 801 Fe. - - of I I Hot Beef 81 Pork Sandwiches I. - 100 Kind Remembrance to Compliments of Our Robinson Frlends PASCOE BROTHERS CRAFTON NATIONAL BANK R L YANDAS E PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE FINE FOODS Specuallzlng un Banquets 8- Partues A C SMS 51 8g 55 Crofton Avenue WG 1 9327 C'c'l'o Penna Route 22 at 30 cmffon PQ Compliments of THE HAUDENSHIELD REALTY CO LANES SERVICE STATION Real Estate 8. Insurance 242 East Mann St Carnegne Pa Moon Run Penna Carnegie 625 INGRAM HARDWARE C0mPl'm9n15 01 As Near As Your Phone WE DENVER PEARL CHINA co Walnut 1 2069 10 W Prospect Ave 101 . . ' T H P A T I O In the Heart of Crofton . I I I . . . l l. - Interior Exterior P A I N T I N G Paper and Sanitas Dependable Only Finest Materials Used DOWNING 8. KRALLEY Wa 6079 ar 3102 J Compliments BURES MARKET RALPH G MAWHINNEY SERVICE STATION General Auto Repairing Pennzoil Gasoline SI Oils Dependable Service Routes 22 81 30 Church Hill Rd Car 9645 Gayly Penna V A Turner8.Son Car 4337 HILLTOP ELECTRIC COMPANY McKEES ROCKS PA Electrical Appliance Sales 8K Service Electrical Contracting Refrigeration Service Compliments CASTELLI JEWELERS WIRANT DRY CLEANERS Phone LOcust I 4288 3930 Willow Ave Castle Shannon Pa VAL S DINER Compliments LINCOLN SAVINGS 8. A GOOD PLACE TO EAT LOAN ASSOCIATION Moon un Penna Carnegie . of I 'l- C - of R' F' D' NO' I BOX 373 Specializing in Fine Cleaning of I of R . , IO2 WM G DOUGLAS AGENCY INSURANCE REAL ESTATE NOTARY PUBLIC MII 8. Ia Co uopol s P pIm nts N N Co 4 4284 CHRYSLER 81 PLYMOUTH Soles 8- Servc BARCASKEY MOTOR SALES 855 Flfth A e Corcxopol s ANGIES BEAUTY SALON Phone Cor eg 2063 Moon Ru Pe n TRIANGLE SPORTS WEAR 408 MII S1 Coroopol s Compll e is of SAMUEL HOOD Compl ents of MONTOUR BARBER SHOP CASPER SCHEER Prop TOMCHAK TIRES Co n 700 Brood oy McKees Rocks Penne C pl me Is of MR SILVIO PICA BROADWAY PHARMACY 1110 hAene MoIur81Stc1fe o CUTTS MONTOUR STORE BENJAMIN CUTTS Prop Coroopol S Penno FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Wedd ng Bouquets Funeral Desng Corsoges Fe 1 400 JONES 8. CIHAL OR S 713 Brood oy cKees Rocks P ECONOMY FOOD MARKET 710 Bro dwoy WCS' PGVIK Compl enis of MALLICAS BARBER SHOP 727 B ood oy West Pa In WEST PARK VARIETY STORE Vst Our Toy Dept Ho dwcnre Etc 712 714 Brood oy McKees ROCIKS Comp,,men,s O, BROADWAY JEWELRY 8. GIFT SHOP JOE OPPIDO Greeting Cards Hollmork Phone Fe 1 2601 713 B Brood y McKees Rocks Char? A ers ve McKees Rocks P N FARINO Prop 103 ' ' Com i e of K E E R ' S i S Ie r i, o. . ' I 'E n Ie ' v , i , Pa. n n Q 'm n i . i , Po. Im . cm I n , . Corcopolis Penna. 5? v u fl r er w , . I . i - ' ns - . -3 FL I TS C' w M , u. Im 1 I I . r . r w r , Po. - w . wa i . , 01. . 1 - W A BURGUNDER INC Your DODGE and PLYMOUTH Dealer McKees Rocks Pennsylvanla Compliments HARRYS CHILDRENS STORE Opposute Carnegle Natuonal Bank SCHOOLEYS AUTO SERVICE Steubenvslle Pnke Crofton Penna Compliments DI BELLIS CONFECTIONERY Imperial Pa mp 4671 Walnut l 3305 Crafton 5 MCMULLIN 84 MCMULLIN Mens 8- Children s Wear 43 Crofton Avenue Compliments STEINMETZ BAKERY 230 East Mann Street Phone Carnegle I62 BOBS COMPLETE FOOD MARKET ROBERT MACEK Prop Compluments WALKERS CHILDRENS STORE Next door to Krogers Carnegie Car I785 Compliments SCIO CHINA Route 22 30 Imperial Compliments FRANK BUTYA Phone Murdocksvllle 7 J 3 WILLMAWR MOTOR COURT Junctuon Routes IB 8- 30 28 mules west of Pittsburgh males east of E Llverpccl Ohno Compllments MACEK BROS Compliments MOON RUN VARIETY STORE HARDWARE AND PAINTS Compllments LUCAS BUTYA Mens 5. oRoceRuEs Moon Run P Cor 9252 Moon Run Penno JOHNNYS TRIANGLE MARKET C'1 e9'e 8047R 2 FRED BIDDLE HN JO GORCZYCA PNP GENERAL CONTRACTOR Phone Carnegue 3343 I25 West Mann St Induan Pmes R D I Oakdale P . . . of I of of I , . of of . I 12 ' . ' , ' ' ' ' H. E. Miner, Prop. R. n. 1, Clinton, Pu. - , Pa. ' of of of ' of , 0. . I ' - ' ' . ' ' . . , , o. I l 1 l i 1 Yl 3 104 Compliments of COMMUNITY SERVICE STATION Imperial, Pa. Imperial 4891 VAN BALENS BROS. LAUNDERERS 8- DRY CLEANERS SOFT WATER LAUNDRY Coraapolis, Pa. Co. 4-5250 1403-1407 5th Ave. THE FAMOUS DEPT STORE Ladles ChIIdrens Infants WEARING APPAREL DOMESTICS 4 9 MI ComplImentS MORTON S MEN S WEAR 7 5 610 Chartuers Ave McKees Rocks Pa VINCENT COLACINO SANITARY SHAVING PARLOR Moon un EARL O JONES Mobll Gas 81 OII Complete Lubrlcatlon Servlce Walnut 1 0059 Pennsylvamc Wlndgap Road 81 Berry St Plttsburgh 5 Pa B 8. B WAFFLE SHOP C0mPl e '5 HOME COOKED MEALS Imperlal Pennsylvanla A SERVE CHICKEN IN THE BASKET Compllments A FRIEND Congratulatlons to the Robmson Year Book DOMINICK ROMANO JR REAL ESTATE a. INSURANCE F S GROGAN CO REAL ESTATE INSURANCE NOTARY PUBLIC 908 Chartlers Ave McKeeS Rocks Fe 1 1 40 Fe 1 801 K8.S SOP Compllments CHARTIERS WALLPAPER D F MILLER CO 1518 Chortuers Ave McKees Rocks HR TOWING SERVICE AUTO TRUCK BUS We Open Locked Automoblles Make Keys Concrete HOISIINQ Steel Etc Trauler Rentals 24 HOUR SERVICE F f I1 and Montour Streets Coraopolls Pa Coll Us 2508 Phone Co 4 2260 CARNEGIE GRANITE WORKS H FERRI ro Complnments Manufufwfefs of MANN s RESTAURANT CEMETERY MEMORIALS 335 E Mann St Carnegle 1840 A3 Slnger Avenue Fe 1 9 55 - - - l 1 of I I 2 'Il St. Co. 8 ' , , . R . U I . I of WE of , . of CO. ' . , Pa. . - 3 . -2 H . . . ' . , Pa 24 . - - Fe.1- ' ' T. . , P p. of I . . T A ' ' Il 105 Compl ments Phone Fed ol 15522 ANTHONY KANAI Pop FRANZ -IEWEI-ERS A K ELECTRIC AND HARDWARE Cornege Penno SALES 81 SERVICE 36W LAMBERTS DONUT SHOP Phone Co negle 1426 Compliments Comege PC' PINE HOLLOW NN Compliments EDWARDS BARBERS EDWARD KNORR Prop Compllments DAIRY STORE McKees Rocks Penne 531 Cho DIETZ FLORISTS s A enue pold g 1 0707 JOE WORKMANS DEPT STORE s 8- Boys Cloth ng 8. Footwear Spot g Goods Sportswear Wo In Clothes 4 9 M St Co copolls Coro 49773 1040 DAVID W PENNEY JEWELER WATCHMAKER OPTOMETRIST Ffth A e ue Coraopol s Compl ments CARNEGIE FURNITURE Compl ments CASSS ATLANTIC STATION BAKERS CYCLE SUPPLY 0 e FE 11 Schw nn Bucycles Repo rs and Accessories hortners Ave McKees Rock MCM PUHLMAN GREENHOUSES chue Road R D 1 Ou ol Corn gre 3788 FLOWERS FOR ANY OCCASION Compl ments FRANKS BARBER SHOP BOOKS SHOE STORE 615 Chart ers A e McKees Rocks Penno Complnments of BAYERS DAIRY STORE 1717 Charters A e McKees Rocks i er - of , r . i . ' of . Main St. i , . I : r ' of of I I Men' ' i rtier v S in - r In ' ' r 1 an , f ', Pa, McKees Rocks, Po. I . of I v n i, Pu. I I of Ph n z . - 672 I . , . . I - I 228 C ' . s, Po. I i I . . , kd e, Po. e ' . 1 v . 5 . of I I v . 106 CRIVELLI BROS COAL AND SUPPLY co Ya d 426 Locust Sf McKees Rocks P FEderc1I 1 0300 CRIVELLI BROS Soles NASH Ser 138 89 Isl nd A e McKee Spold ng 1 0900 Ros STAYDUHAR SUNOCO SERVICE 1269 Chcxrhers A e HARVEY F JOHNSTON 4 Cho A e McKee Rocks Phone FE 1 0609 FE 1 9494 e 9228 McKees Rocks P REAL ESTATE TOO' GOLDHAMER S MEN S WEAR Dress 8- Sport 126 Churhers McKee Rocks P BROADWAY SALES 8. SERVICE INC DE soro PLYMOUTH AGENCY 612 616 B ood ay McKees Rocks P Federal 1 5800 J A OWENS JEWELER PARK SHOPPE 714 Char? e s A enue 1 McKees Rocks P WATCHES a. JEWELRY REPAIRED 1004 D011 man 5' Wes' PMI' COMPLIMENTS MCDERMOTT BROTHERS FUNERAL HOME McKEES ROCKS PA AMBULANCE SERVICE GET THE BEST GET SEALTEST Complnments SLOVENIAN BENEFICIAL SOCIETY Moon Run Perma Carnegie 9212 107 , vice f - . , 0- 'I- q v , s ck , Pu . i - 19 rfiers v . 5 , Pc . V . ' , , . IF IT'S INSURANCE? YES! F d. , cl. 1 I . I - - r w 1 0 ' s , u. . . . , I r v Fe. -1512 , enna. r . OF U of 1951 ROBIN THE CANTON ENGRAVING AND ELECTROTYPE COMPANY CANTON I, OHIO ENGRAVINGS IN THE Us r- E Us PITTSBURG H BRANCH Bullt to Serve You Plctured above Kurtz Bros factory and warehouses along with the Pittsburgh Branch contam more than 112 000 square feet of floor space Here under one roof your school annuals are printed bound and covered A plant buult to serve your prmtmg needs KURTZ BRCDS CLEARFIELD PA BOICES SERVICE STATION N O C O C CONFECTIONS 81 GROCERIES Carnegie 2040 Moon Run, Pa. 109 AUTOGRAPHS CALLING ALL CARS The followung have escaped from Robunson Hug CULPRIT Frances Ambrozuc Wulluam Anderson Lenore Barnowsku Ronald Bott Nancy Bauer Mary Eluzabeth Clark Donna Buruanek Connue Colacuno Dorothy Dean Clara Deemer Norune Dolgos Shurley Drexler Evelyn Davudson Conrad Eckert Ruta Mcue Goddard Gerry Gregory Mary Ann Harbuson Elunor Moore Donald Kutzavutch Gwen Luggutt Bull Trumpey Frank Mahoney Joan Mercer Anna Marko Rosemarue Marks Dorothy Mazur Catherune Meyer Jack Mullen Paul Nesbutt Maruorue Osborne John Owad James Paul Alfred Wolfe Bernard Kruger Ruta Redd George Reguna John Sedlock Carol Watt Steve Zelenko DESCRIPTION reflned tormentung carefree sports lover artustlc sleepy temperamental uovual confident Iukeable petute charmung ruotous popular undustruous Iovesuck excutable fruendly unheard determuned flurtatuous athletuc graceful energetuc luvely vuvacuous studuous tculkatuve amusung cheerful husky happy muschuevous comucal unquusutuve s busuness luke easy goung strong and dcurung 'III LAST SEEN takung munutes crackung lokes down Coraopolus talkung football drawung wrutung letters sewung Iaughung goung steady at basketball games square dancung dancung wuth Carol and Nancy at Eppue s workung onthe yearbook wuth AI wuth Dottue un a green convertuble playung baseball un the band room down Cercone s wuth Arleen at Murphy s playung basketball cheerleadung fypme playung the organ wuth the corner gang flxung hus cars sungung talkung to Morgue gatherung eggs down Gerrys playung hooky un a blue Ford lmperual un McDonald druvung around the gurls ll - . . hllf - 1 MGTY HOITIIII quiet Grovefon . . . ,. . . . 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