Saltsburg High School - La Saltianna Yearbook (Saltsburg, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1949 volume:

Ex Libris THE SENIOR CLASS Presents The ’49er Editor DAVID KOONT7. Business Manager BETTY STROKER Advisor MRS. GLADYS DUNMIRE Youth on the Upward Saltsburg Public School The ’49er — A SERVICE WITH A SMILE Elmer Maudie, Ken Shaffer, John Henderson, and Ed Franklin . . . Our Bus Drivers Table of Contents Faculty Seniors U nder graduates Activities Advertisements R. L. SIMPSON West minster College. B.S. University of Pittsburgh, M.EJ. Our Secretary Miss Nt-zolyk has been our school secretary for the past two years. She is a friend to all, as well as a capable secretary. Her great assets are dignity and efficiency. My personal opinion of a high school graduate is one who, first, has developed emotional stability and maturity and has formulated a proper set of values; second, has learned to get along well with other people and adjust to the group in which he finds himself; third, has developed the basic-skills necessary to competent living and has a sense of the dignity of work; and last, understands and appreciates the American way of life and has also a proper perspective of wrorld citizenship and a sense of indi vidual responsibility toward others. MISS ROSE NEZOLYK Tin- '49i;r — s Faculty JAMES BARTLEBAUGH Washington Jefferson Grove City Indiana State Teachers College University of Pittsburgh N. FAY BECK University of Pittsburgh, B.S., M.EJ. MARY E. CARSON Indiana State Teachers College JOHN C. COULSON Waynesburg College. B.S. in Ed. WASIL CURTIOFF Indiana State Teachers College University of Pittsburgh 9 — The '49er Faculty GLADYS S. DUNMIRE Indiana Stale Normal School Bucknell University, B.S. Columbia University. A.M. MARGARET G. JACKSON Grove City, A.B. 7 eacbers College, Columbia University, (. VI MAY KOHLHEPP Clarion State Teachers College Indiana State Teachers College, B.S. University of Pittsburgh HAZEL MARTIN Indiana State Teachers College, B.S. University of Pittsburgh The '49er — 1() Faculty CI.ARA K. McCARL Grove City College, B.S. in C. Slipper) Rmk State Teachers College. Elementary University of Pittsburgh LLOYD T. NOHI. Phillips University, Enid, Okla.. A.B. California (Pa.) State Teachers College Industrial Arts NORA PEZUTI Indiana State Teachers College. B.S. in Ed. JEAN C. WEAN ll — The '49er Indiana State Teachers College, B.S. in Home Economics Grade Faculty ANNA ATKINSON Indiana State Normal School U nitersit) of Pittsburgh MRS. GLADYS DOAK Indiana Stale Teachers College MRS. MARY M. FERGUSON Indiana State Normal School California State Teachers College MRS. THELMA HARTMAN Slippery Rod Stale Teachers College Indiana State Teachers College DORCAS E. McCURDY Indiana State Normal School Penn State University of Pittsburgh FLORA MILLER Indiana State Teachers College The '49er — 12 Board of Directors Mr. Nclmcs, Mr Miller. Dr. Hadden. Mr. Jackson, Mr. Hall 13 — Tiie 49er Seniors EUGENE ASHBAUGH Gene CARL BUFALINI Buff ALMA AUEN Dink DOROTHY BUTTKEVITS Dot IRMA BORTZ Irma ANTHONY CAPUZZI Tony MARGARITA BOZO Marge DORA CASCIERE Doe Doe :he -49er — 16 JOHN E. BUCZAK Butch JOHN CINDRIC Yans Seniors RODNEY CLAWSON Rod RONALD COULTER Ron’’ ALLAN CYPHER! M DELIA D ANGELO Del RUBY FORNEY Ruby MARTHA COLEMAN Martha CLAIR CRIBBS Cribbsey RICHARD A. DANESI Daisy WILLIAM EDNIE Tucker MARY ANN FRANKLIN Frankie 17 — Tm: ’49er Seniors RICHARD HUTTON Dick NORMA JOHNSON Proxie SHIRLEY JONES Iones BEULAH JANE JORDAN Janie DAVID HOWE KOONTZ Doc PAULINE KOZUB Png Tin: ’49er — 18 RICHARD LYNCH Lynch ROBERT A. MALOY Rabbi Seniors VALJEANNE MORGAN Vallt JANET ROSE Rosie BE1TY JANE NEGLEY 'Bet ROBERTA SHIRLEY Bertie HERMAN NEWHOUSE Hoi him ELSIE SHUPE Elky JOSEPH NE7.0I.YK joe GLADYS STEIN Sleiitee JEAN RASPERGER Jeannie CAROLINE STRATTON Ki-yine” 19 — The '49er Seniors ELIZABETH JANE VERONICA STROKER Belly” DAVID STUBY Dave” KATHERINE SUTYAK Tool.lie” NORMA JEAN THOMAS Dimples” The '49KR — 20 LeROY VA'ITER Lee” Senior Class History In the fall of nineteen hundred and forty-five we, the 'Forty-Niners,” entered Salisbury High School. We weren't seeking any precious metals but instead, something priceless — a higher education. With sixty-seven of us to start, we felt confident that we would find what we were hunting. Miss Kohlhepp, Miss Koch, and Mr. Swauger were chosen to help us on our first adventure. Patricia Robinson was our class leader. The main claims we had were the Initiation, given by the Seniors, and the Sweater Hop. We were still a little green” yet, when we were told our first trip was over. Now we were ready for a second adventure. A few had decided to discontinue the trip but there were still a great many eager ones. Mrs. Dunmire was chosen to lead us and Loretta Grabiak to assist her. The Halloween Dance, we discovered, was very successful. In December we obtained something very worthwhile — our class rings. At last we were getting close to our destination. We plodded along until finally we could rest for three months. Back we came to continue on our Prospecting Trip.” Miss Christy led us that year. For our class leader we elected Katherine Sutyak. The Halloween Dance, again worked out fine. Getting more experienced we were permitted to travel a little farther than in former years. This time we had the class play, Gabriel Blow Your Horn and found it was worth all the hard work. Soon spring came and with it the Junior-Senior Prom. Our usual working clothes and tools were left behind for the night and instead, the girls wore frilly gowns and the boys their best suits. After that, time went quickly and, we found our vacation had come. This year we started our final trip together. There are only forty-seven of us now. Miss Kohlhepp advised us for the busiest adventure of all. Rodney Clawson was chosen to lead us on to the finish. Another Halloween Dance and a few other dances were held. In the spring we had another eventful happening—our class play. With the Baccalaureate and Commencement services we realized that our route for four years was over. We weren't happy now. All our companions would be gone. But we had proved successful. The knowledge we were seeking, we had found through our teachers and text books. Now we are leaving with the hope that the next graduating class will also succeed as we have succeeded 21 — Thk '49ER Class Personalities MOST PLEASING PERSONALITY Allan Cyphert Roberta Shirlev MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED David Koontz Betty Stroker Eugene Ashbaugh MOST FRIENDLY Katherine Sutyak Robert Maloy MOST ATHLETIC Delia D'Angelo David Stuby BEST DRESSED Elsie Shupe Herman Newhouse MOST SHY Dora Casciere Richard Lynch TALLEST Janet Rose Herman Newhouse SHORTEST Gladys Stein Rodney Clawson MOST VITALITY Alma Auen The '49er — 22 Class Activities EUGENE ASHBAUGH — 'Gene” Rifle Club I, Baseball 2, Editor of Salt Shaker 4 ALMA AULN— Dink” Glee Club 1-2-3, Science Club 1, Tri-Hi-Y 2, Rifle Club 3, F. H. A. 4, Drama Club 4, Fashion Show 1-2, Salt Shaker Staff 4, Art Club 4, Senior Chorus 4 IRMA BORTZ — Irma” Glee Club 1-2-3, Senior Chorus 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2-3, Tri-Hi-Y Vice-President 4, La Saltianna Staff 4, Salt Shaker Staff 4, Student Council 4 MARGARITA BOZO — Marge Glee Club 1-2-3, F. H. A. 2-3-4, Senior Chorus 4, Fashion Show 1-2 JOHN F.. BUCZAK — Butch Glee Club 1-2-3, Football 4, Baseball 1-3-4, Basketball 2-3, Track 4, Rifle Club 1-2, Senior Chorus 4 CARL BIJFALINI — Buff Class Play 3, Glee Club 1-2-3, Senior Chorus 4, Hi-Y 1-2-3-4, Drama Club President 4. DOROTHY BUTTKEVITS — Dot Glee Club 1-2, Latin Club 2, F. H. A. 1-2-3-4, Reporter 1-4, Drama Club 3, Drama Club Vice-President 4, Rifle Club 3, Prom Committee 3, Class Play Committee 3, Senior Chorus 4. ANTHONY CAPUZZI — Tony Glee Club 1-2, Rifle Club 1, Baseball I, Band (Jeannette) 2, Hi-Y 3, Hi-Y Treasurer 3, Football 3-4, Senior Chorus 4, Drama Club 4 DORA CASCIERE — Doe Doe Glee Club 1-2-3, Senior Chorus 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2-3-4 JOHN CINDRIC— Yans” Glee Club 1-2-3, Senior Chorus 4, Rifle Club 1, Clast Play 1 23 The '49er Class Activities RODNEY CLAWSON — Rod Glee Club 1-2-3, Hi-Y 1-2, Drama Club 3-4, Student Council 2, Class Play 3. Prom Chairman 3, Author of Fashion Review 3, Class President 4, Senior Chorus 4. Salt Shaker Staff 4, Yearbook Staff 4 MARTHA COLEMAN — Martha Basketball 1-2-3-4, Monogram Club 2-3-4, Rifle Club 1-3, Glee Club 1-2. Tri-Hi-Y 2, Senior Chorus 4, Drama Club 4, Sa't Shaker Staff 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Softball 2, Fashion Show 2 RONALD COULTER — 1 Ron Football 3-4, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Track 1-2-3-4, Hi-Y 2, Glee Club 1-2, Senior Chorus 4, Rifle Club 3, Secretary of Monogram Club 4 CLAIR CRIBBS — Cribbsey Science Club 1, Glee Club 1-2-3, Hi Y 2-3-4, Drama Club 4, Senior Chorus 4, Salt Shaker Staff 4 ALLAN CYPHERT — AI Baseball 1-2-3-4, Football 3, Rifle Club I, Student Council 2, Salt Shaker Business Manager 4 RICHARD A. DANESI — Daisy” Glee Club 1-2, Rifle Club 1-2-3, Math Club 1, Drama Club 3, Senior Chorus 4, Monogram Club 4, Football 3-4, Class Treasurer 2, Monogram Treasurer 4 DELIA D ANGELO — Del Athletic Club 1, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Glee Club 1-2, Monogram Club 2-3-4, Drama Club 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2-3, Yearbook Staff 4, Class Play 3, Softball 2, Ping Pong 1, Salt Shaker Staff 3-4, Senior Chorus 4, Hi Jinks Circus 3, Prom Committee 3, Spring Festival 3, Fashion Show 2, Rifle Club 1 WILLIAM EDNIE — Tucker Basketball 1-2-3-4, Baseball 1-2-3-4, Track 1-2-3-4, Football 3-4, Glee Club 1-2, Senior Chorus 4, Hi-Y 1-2, Monogram Club 2-3-4 RUBY FORNEY — Ruby- Glee Club 1-2-3, Senior Chorus 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3-4, F. H. A. 2 MARY ANN FRANKLIN — Frankie” Glee Club 1-2, Salt Shaker Reporter 1-2-3-4, Latin Club Vice-President 2, Drama Club Vice-President 3, Drama Club Secretary 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2-3-4, Rifle Club 3, Prom Committee 3, Senior Chorus 4, Class Play 3, Basketball 2-3, Class Treasurer 4 The ’49er — 24 Class Activities DAVID GRINDER — Pete Science Club 1, Glee Club 1-2-}, Hi-Y 2-3-4, Monogram Club 4, Salt Shaker Staff 4, Football Manager 4, Class Play } MARIAN ALDEANE HANCOCK — Al (Blairsville Fligh) Glee Club, Home Ec. Club 2-}-4, Prom Committee 3, Activities 1-2-3, Fashion Review 2, Baton Club 3. Art Club 1, (Saltsburg High) Tri-Hi-Y 4, Senior Chorus 4, F. H. A. 4 RICHARD HUTTON — Dick Glee Club 1-2-3, Senior Chorus 4, Baseball 4 NORMA JOHNSON — Proxie Glee Club 1-2-3, Senior Chorus 4. Monogram Club 4, Basketball 3-4, Rifle Club 3, Art Club 4, Fashion Show 2, Yearbook Staff 4, Salt Shaker Staff 4, Junior RcJ Cross 4 SHIRLEY JONES — Jones Glee Club 1-2-3, Senior Chorus 4, Monogram Club 2-3-4, Basketball 1-3-4, Football 3-4, Track 1-2-4, Student Council 3 BEULAH JANE JORDAN — Janie Science Club 1, F. H. A. 2-3-4, Secretary of F. H. A. 4, Drama Club 3-4, Fashion Review 3-4, Senior Chorus 4, Spring Festival 2, Yearbook Staff 4 DAVID HOWE KOONTZ — Doc Latin Club 1-2, Science C'ub 1, Glee Club 2-3, Hi-Y 2, Drama Club 3. Drama Club Treasurer 4, Class Play 3, Yea book Editor 4, Senior Chorus 4 PAULINE KOZUB— Pug- Science Club 1, Tri-Hi-Y 2-3, Glee Club 2-3, Monogram Club 4, Basketball 2-3-4 RICHARD LYNCH — Lynch Glee Club 1-2-3, Senior Chorus 4, Hi-Y 2-3-4, Basketball 2, Rifle Club 1, Football 4 ROBERT A. MALOY — Rabbi- Basketball 1-2-3-4, Football 3-4, Baseball 1-2-3-4, Track 1-2-3-4. Glee Club 1-2-3, Senior Chorus 4, Monogram Club 2-3-4 - The '49er Class Activities VALJEANNE MORGAN — Valli Glee Club 1-2, Science Club 1, Tri Hi-Y 2-3, President 4, Senior Chorus 4, Drama Club 3, Monogram Club 4, Class Secretary 3, Secretary-Treasurer of Student Council 4, Class Play 3, Basketball 2-3, Salt Shaker Staff 4, F;ashion Review 3, Junior Varsity Cheerleader 2 BETTY JANE NF.GLEY — Bet Glee Club 1-2-3, Latin Club 1, Senior Chorus 4 HERMAN NEWHOUSE — Hoiman Science Club 1, Glee Club 1-2-3, Hi-Y 2-3-4 JOSEPH NEZOLYK — Joe Rifle Club 1-2, Glee Club 1-2-3, Science Club 1, Hi-Y 3-4, Football 3, Football Manager 4, Senior Chorus 4 JEAN RASPERGER — Jeanie Glee Club 1-2-3, F. H. A. 2-3-4, Vice-President of F. H. A. 3, Reporter F. H. A. 2, Senior Chorus 4, Student Council 4 JANET ROSE — Rosie Glee Club 1-2-3, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, Rifle Club 3, Class Play 3. Secretary (Class) 4, Student Council 4, Drama Club 4, Salt Shaker Staff 4, Monogram Club 4, Senior Chorus 4, Fashion Show 2, Softball 2, Yearbook Staff 4, Prom Committee 3 ROBERTA SHIRLEY — Bertie Glee Club 1-2-3, Senior Chorus 4, Latin Club 1-2, Tri-Hi-Y 2, F. H. A. 2-3-4, Yearbook Staff 4, Prom Committee 3, Fashion Show 1, Salt Shaker Staff 4, Art Club 4 ELSIE SHUPE — Elky” Glee Club 1-2, Tri-Hi-Y 2-3-4, Basketball - Football Cheerleader 2-3, Monogram Club 2-3-4, Senior Chorus 4, Prom Committee 3, Class Play 3 GLADYS STEIN — Steinee Science Club 1. Rifle Club 1-3, F. H. A. 2, Glee Club 3, Senior Chorus 4, Drama Club 4, Yearbook Staff 4 CAROLINE STRATTON — Ki-yine” Glee Club 1-2-3, F. H. A. 2-3-4, Drama Club 4, Senior Chorus 4 The '49er — 26 Class Activities ELIZABETH JANE VERONICA STROKER — Betty Glee Club 1-2-3, Senior Chorus 4, F. H. A. 2-3-4, Songleader 3, President 4, Class Vice-President 3, Class Play 3, Prom Committee 3, Assistant Business Manager Magazine Campaign 3, Business Manager Magazine Campaign 4, Yearbook Business Manager 4, Musical Concert 1, Fashion Show 1-2, Drama Club 4 DAVID STUBY — Dave Football 3-4, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Track 1-2-3 -1, Glee Club 1-2-3, Senior Chorus 4, Hi Y 1-2-3, Rifle Club 1-2-3, Class Treasurer 3, Vice-President Monogram Club 4, Yearbook Staff 4 KATHERINE SUTYAK — Tootsie Glee Club 1-2-3, Senior Chorus 4, F. H. A. 2-3-4, Fashion Show 1, F. H. A. Vice-President 2, F. H. A, Reporter 3, Class President 3, Student Council President 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Salt Shaker Staff 4, Rifle Club 1 NORMA JEAN THOMAS — Dimples Glee Club 1-2-3, Senior Chorus 4, F. H. A. 2-3-4, Secretary F. H. A. 3, Vice-President 4, Student Council 3, Prom Committee 3, Fashion Show 1-2, Drama Club 4, Yearbook Staff 4 LeROY VATTER — Lee Glee Club 1-2, Rifle Club 1-2-3, Science Club 1, Hi-Y 2-3-4, Senior Chorus 4, Class Play 3, Football 3-4, Junior Red Cross 4 27 — The '49er ROW I R Miller. E. Bauldock A. Steward P Kline. F. Sullivan. D King. P Singleton. D™, Vw0n°’DK , Cu,rt°n Jc ShIayk C Rudo,Ph- M. Maun. I Kundla. L Casc.cre ROW II Miss Beck J Baker. L. Gabriel. J. Hewitt. D Campitclla. J Pierce. S Dcrcn. G. Sh.rey G Sutyak. D. DeMana. C. Shaul.s, M Bell. Y Stockdale. B Fennell. W Busi, M. Hileman. M. King. Miss McCarl ROW III J. Williams B. Nelmes. L. Bolton. K. Rearick. H. Heimberger. R Heifer. M Brown. S Robinson. A. Kachonik. J. Pillar. R Rudolph. J. Slosank. H Dunmire. F. Anderson. H Kelly. J. Kelly. B Heiplc. R Shirley, D. Stockdale. I Turcotte. L Bufalim Junior Class History The members of the class of 1950 began their first year of High School in 1946. Bob Heifer was elected as our president. Our official initiation came in October on Rookie Day” which was immensely enjoyed by both students and faculty. Our advisors. Miss Jackson and Mr. Nelmes, aided us in making our main activity, the Sweater Hop, a success. In May we parted hopefully looking forward to our sophomore year. Once again we were united in the fall of 1947. Mr. Curtioff was our class advisor and Leonard Bolton was chosen to be our class president. That year we ordered our class rings. We had many grand times — among them the Thanksgiving Dance. Like all good things this successful year came to an end. After three months vacation we returned on August 31, 1948, to begin our junior year. Miss Beck and Miss McCarl were our advisors and our president was Paul Single-ton. Once again we sponsored the Thanksgiving Dance but our main event was the play. Don’t Look Now. We now anxiously anticipate our final year. The 49er — 30 Sophomore Class History In the autumn of 1947 we, the class of 1931, entered Salisbury High School. Nick Shayka became our class leader and Miss Wean and Mrs. Dunmire were our class advisors. On October 14, we took the initiation. For the first time in the history of Salts-burg High, a Sweater King, along with a Sweater Queen, was selected. The dance was a great success. Our freshman year quickly came to an end. We returned once again to begin our sophomore year. Our class leader was Betty Dilts and our home room teachers were Miss Jackson and Miss Martin. In November we finally received our class rings of which we are so proud. The dance we had, proved to be successful. The year went rapidly and by the time next fall comes we shall be prepared to use the title Juniors. ROW I D. McCreary. B Morton, J. Palmer, J. Reedy, j. Solar. B Dielts, R. Vought. R Forney, E. Pratt. E. Harshbargcr ROW II Miss Martin. M. Dunmire. W Bu'tkevits. A. Matson. M Hazlet. L. Treece. M. Clawson. P. Grosklos, N. Shayka, M. Tagliati, M Bash, S. Hitchings, Miss Jackson ROW III L. Stein. R Clawson. J. Wcimer, M Marts, W. Shirley. H Cunningham, T. Gozelanczyk. J. Vatter. T. Montgomery, R. Urban, D. Roland, M. Craft, J. Guzik. N. Johns 31 — The '49kr ROW I J. Baker. F. Rhea, N. Ednic. M Puruckcr, M. Serene, V Bauldock. C Bucco. M. Hewitt. V Hughes. T. King. E. Duke. J. Compton. M Roland. B. Rocco, J. Barnett ROW II Mr. Coulson. W. Wilson. G. Cicio, R. Wisen, R. Ragan. R Hornock, N. Vinsick. O. Stitt. A. Shedlock. W. Linn, B. Buczak. P. Grosklos, P. McDivitt. P. Kelly. G. Shrum. M. Thomas. M. Gozelanczyk Freshman Class History August 30, 1948, seventy-one carefree greenies entered Saltsburg High School. Miss Carson and Mr. Coulson were selected to guide us and we chose Joe Juliane as our class president. October fourth was a day that will be long remembered for it’s Rookie Day. Most of us followed the rules and everyone had fun. The annual Sweater Hop proved to be a great success. May quickly rolled around and next year we're looking forward to being Sophisticated Sophomores.’’ ROW I J. Auen. R. Gabriel, J. O'Callahan. E. Stein, J. Juliane. K. Stuby. B. Hornock. S. Bair, D. Peace, J. Busi, A. Sladich. L. Singleton. A. Waddell ROW II Miss Carson, Z. Maloy, E. Buczak, M Strokcr. B King, M. Bartlebaugh, K. Jordan. K. Waterloo, R. Heiple. H. Shirley. E. Pongan, K. Calhoun. L. Pillar ROW III T. Tatarka. N. Gaddis, I. Frassenei. A. Kralik, G. Bucco. W. Beaver, T. Sutyak. B. Smith, C. Hall, C. McKee. O. Burlack. A. Ramsey 32 The ’49i r Seventh Grade ROW I J. Ramsy, R. Kundla, T. Hcastly, J. Coffman, S. Barkly, S. Turcott. A. Auen, I). Waddle. R. Naponic, J. Cyphcrt. E. Pierce. T. King. A. Fink ROW II M Hewitt, D. Cavacini. R Morgan. R. Ashbaugh. G. Treece. R. Repine. R. Bollen, W. Whitscl, J. Kinnan, D. Brink, L. Albright. P. Bash. D. Hopkins, Mr . Dunmire ROW III M Shirley, C. Zona. J. Stone, J Lynch. C. Johns, R. Bollen. D. Brink. C. Stitt. V. Grosklos. R Blazcn. L. Barnett. P. Stitt. T. Hadden. D. Regger Eighth Grade ROW I R Hall. P. Pierce. M Brosko, F. Kline. R Swartz, E. Weimcr. C. Kologie, E. Cyphert. P Baker. M Woodrow’. P Gyncs. M Neglcy. B. Ramsay, J. Treece, A Miller ROW’ II Miss Peizuti, P. Thomas. F. W’isen, L. Porter, R. Harshbarger. S. Moore. J King, R. Bendis, W. Kinnan. J. DeLuca, J. Compton. W. Barkly. L. Thomas. B. Clawson, M Good. Mr. Curtioff ROWr III S. Brink. T Palmer, C. Mackey. F. Cascicrc. M Bucco. C. Carlson, L. Chiarini. A. Fisher. E. Patty. E. Kundla. T. McMann. H Urban, K Hall, H. Hess, P. DeLuca 33 — The 49er Yearbook Staff Advisor MRS. GLADYS DUNMIRE Editor DAVID KOONTZ Assistant Editor PAUL SINGLETON Business Manager BETTY STROKER Art Editor ............................. DAVID STUBY Photography Editor ALLAN CYPHERT Sports Editor .................... DELIA D ANGELO Activities Editor KATHERINE SUTYAK Copy Editor NORMA JEAN THOMAS Publicity Manager JANE JORDAN Sales Manager JANET ROSE Ads Manager ............................ RODNEY CLAWSON Typists ..... IRMA BORT7. ROBERTA SHIRLEY NORMA JOHNSON MARTHA COLEMAN Special help was rendered in photography by GLADYS STEIN JANE JORDAN The '49er — 36 All in a dither ! ! 37 — Thf ’49fr The ‘49er — 38 Salt Shaker Staff Editor ...........................EUGENE ASHBAUGH Assistant Editor DOROTHY KING Business Manager ........„......... ALLEN CYPHERT Advertising Manager .............. DELIA D'ANGELO Art Editor .............._ KATHRYN SUTYAK Advisors CLARA K. McCARI. NORA PEZZUTI Exchange Editor ..... DELIA D ANGLO Sports Editors ................. DELIA D ANGLO PAUL SINGLETON Bits of Salt ................. RODNEY CLAWSON VALJEAN MORGAN Reporters MARY ANN FRANKLIN DOROTHY BUTTKEVITS, DOROTHY DrMARIA JUNE REEDY, BERTHA KING SAM BRINK, SALLY BARKLEY Typists ROBERTA SHIRLEY, IRMA BORTZ MARTHA COLEMAN, JANET ROSE NORMA JOHNSTON, ALMA AUEN — The 49er Student Council ROW I V. Morgan. K. Sutyak. J. Ro c. R Heifer. I Bortz ROW II J. Rasperger, D. McCreary, B. Verona, J. Turcott, M. King. W. Shirley. M. Ba$h Student Patrol R — 40 ROW I T. Hadden. T. King, R. Rudolph. P. Singleton, C. Bufalini. W. Buttkevits, B. Verona, C. McKee. M. Bucco, F. Kologic Drama Club ROW I F. Rhea, L. Singleton, G. Stein. D. Peace, J. Jordan. A. Auen, D. Koontz, A. Franklin, C. Bufalim, D. Buttkevits. C. Stratton. P. Kline ROW II Miss Jackson, R. Hornock, B. Verona. M. Coleman, B. Stroker. M. Bell, J. Thomas, N. Gaddis, D. DeMaira, M Serene. M. Stroker. I. Kundla. K Calhoun, E. Pongon ROW' III E Duke. M BartJebaugh. A Ramsay. R. Clawson. F. Anderson. P. Sullivan. J. Slosiark, J. Fillar, R. Heifer. M. Brown. J. Rose. C. Crihbs. D. D’Angelo. T. Capuzzi. P. Singleton. D. King, L. Fillar F. H. A. ROW’ I A. Ramsey, L Fillar. D. Buttkevits. S. Hitchings. J. Jordan. J. Thomas. B. Stroker, J Busi. B. Rocco, R. Gabrial. A. Sladich ROW II Miss Wean. M. Rolland. M Thomas. E. Pongan. I. Frassenei, K. Calhoun. M Hewitt. J. Raspbcrger. R. Shirley. J Auen. R. Vought, D. Peace, C. Stratton ROW III T. Tatarka. M. Bozo. P Kelly. P. McDivitt. P. Grosklos. A Krolik. A. Auen. K. Sutyak. B Hornock. O. Burlack. N. Gaddis. M. Serene. M Stroker. Z. Maloy, M. Bartlebaugh. E. Buczak. L. Singleton il — The '49er Boys’ Glee Club ROW I R Verono. T. Gozelanczyk, F. Anderson, J. Fillar, R. Rudolph. J. Slosank. E. Harshbarger, D. Roland ROW II Miss Carson, P Singleton, Harry Dunmire, J. Vatter, H. Cunningham, S. Robinson. R. Heifer, K. Rearick. L. Bolton. M Marts, R. Miller ROW III C. Shaulis. J. Hewitt. R. Clawson, W. Buttkevits. J. Pierce, A. Matson, I Baker, N. Shayka, J. Soler, R. Shirley Girls’ Glee Club ROW I K. Shayka, L. Cascicre, I. Kundla, M. Maun, L. Bufalini, R. Vought. R. Forney, E. Pratt. J. Palmer, B. Morton. L. Stein ROW' II Miss Carson. W Busi. E Bauldock. Y. Stockdale, L. Trccce, M Tagilati, N. Johns. M. Hilcman. M Bash. D. McCreary. M King. J. Turcotte. C. Rudolph, A. Stewart ROW' III M. Craft. J. Guzik. L. Gabriel. G. Snirey, M. Bell, S. Hitchings, G. Sutyak. M Haslett, P. Grosklos. B Nelmes, J. Williams. J. Reedy, P. Kline. K. Curto The 49er — 42 Senior Chorus ROW I G. Stein, K. Sutyak. N. Thomas. D. Buttkevits, J. Raspberger. R. Shirley, B. Negley, D. Cascicre, C. Stratton, J. Jordan, F. Kozub ROW II Mi Carson, L. Vattcr, L. Bortz. S. Jones, D. Stuhy, D. DeAngelo, D. Koontz. J. Nczolyk, M. Bozo, M. Coleman, A. Auen. N. Johnson, M. Hancock. R. Forney. M Franklin ROW III B Stroker. R. Lynch, R. Maloy. E. Shupe. R. Clawson. J Buczak. R. Danesi, R. Coulter. R. Hutton, C. Bufalmi. T. Capuzzi. J. Rose, C. Cribbs, J. Cindric, B. Ednic, V. Morgan Junior Red Cross ROW I N. Johnson, B Nelmes, D. McCreary, M. Stroker ROW II C. Kologie. B. Dilts, B. Smith. Mi1 - Carson, P. Sullivan, L. Vatter. R. Naponic 43 — The 49fr Hi - Y ROW I F. Anderson, J. Vatter, L. Vatter, B. Miller, D. Grinder, C. Bufalini. B. DeVore, S. Robinson, W. Beaver, C. Cribbs ROW II Mr. Curtiolf, K. Stuby, G. Cicio, R. Regan, R. Rudolph, C. Hall, B. Hornock. M. Dun mire, R. Clawson, G. Bucco ROW III C. McGee, H. Newhouse, R. Heiple, E. Duke, K. Waterloo, J. Juiliane, T. King, L. Baker, J. O’Callhand. G. Stien, A. Waddle Tri - Hi - Y ROW I R. Forney, E. Pratt. C. Bucco, V. Morgan, I. Bortz, Miss Beck. M. Tagliati, Y. Stockdale. D. Casciere. M Hewitt. M. Roland ROW II E. Bouldock. A. Stewart. R. Kelly, C. Rudolph. A. Franklin, D. DeMaira, N. Ednie, M. Purucker, L. Casciere, L. Bufalini, M Maun. B. Morton. R. Gabriel ROW III B. Rocco, M Heilman, D. McCreary, J. Turcott, M King, B Hornock, P. Grosklos. R. Forney. M. Hancock. G. Shirey. L. Gabreil, J. Guzik, E. Shupe, O. Burlack. M Thomas. J. Reedy. M. Bash Thf 49er — 44 Monogram Club ROW I P. Koiub, D. King. R. Rudolph. J Slosarik, D. Stuby, R. Coulter, R. Danesi. N. Johnson, V. Morgan ROW II Miss McCarl, D. D'Angelo B. Nelmcs, J. Hewitt, S. Deren, M. Coleman. B. Fennell, R. Vcrono, D. Grinder, T. Gapuzn. Mr. Bartlebaugh ROW III J. Williams, J Rose. E. Shupc, P. Singleton. W. Edmc, M Brown, R. Heifer, P. Sullivan. J. Fillar. R. Maloy. S. Jones 45 — The ’49fr ROW ONE Maloy, Slosarik. Danes!, Stuby. Dunmire, Buesak, Lynch, Coulter, Filler, Anderson ROW TWO O'Calahan, Vattcr, Bolton. Ednic. Verona. Pierce, Buttkicvits, Vatter, Bair. Singleton, Grinder ROW THREE Ragan. Hewitt, Rudolph. Fenili. Julian, Cicio. Sutyak, Campitella, Marts Football Highlights The Saltsburg High School Trojan football squad climaxed a successful season by copping six victories and suffering only two dark marks on their otherwise perfect record. These marks came under the hands of Bell Township when our boys tied them, 6-6, in a muddy field, but came up still holding out an undefeated slate. Then the Kiski Cliff-Dwellers came to the Trojan field to hand our boys the first bitter defeat of the season, taking us over, 13-2. This setback did not make the boys lose spirit, instead they came to Trojan field to play under the lights — the first night game in the history of Saltsburg High — to defeat a fighting team from Avonmore, 19-0. This spotless record of the Trojans did not come by athletic ability alone. The perfect team” must also have leadership and good coaching, and Coach Bartlebaugh has ably filled that position. Also Mr. Coulson, the new assistant coach, gains some laurels from his showing on our football field. The Saltsburg High Trojan football squad will be minus the following boys next year, as they leave S.H.S. and its field of sports to carry on their shoulders more responsibilities in life. Rabbi ' Maloy — ranking third in the county scoring honors with 67 points. 'Tucker' Ednie — follows with 13 points. Butch Buczak — gained recognition with his first and only touchdown of his football career. Richard Danesi, Richard Lynch, Tony Capuzzi, Ronny Coulter, David Stuby, Shirley Jones — will also leave vacant spots in next year’s lineup. Although these boys will be leaving S.H.S. the Coach will have good material for a strong football squad next year. Thf. 49er — 4S Boys, always remember the sportsmanship code: He keeps the rules. He keeps faith with bis comrades, plays the game for bis side. He keeps bins self fit. He keeps bis temper. He keeps from bitting a man when be is down. He keeps bis pride under in victory He keeps a stout bean in defeat, accepted in good grace. He keeps a sound soul and a dean mind in a healthy body. Saltsburg Opponents Saltsburg Opponents IK Commodore 0 18 Washington Twp .. 6 26 Elders Ridge 0 19 Avonmore 0 9 Clymer 6 2 Kiski 1 6 Bell Twp 6 26 Homer City Coach Bartlebaugh’s Comments on the Football Players COMMENTS ON THE FOOTBALL PLAYERS PAUL SINGLETON — Bearcat on defense RONNY COULTER — Sixty minute player, fighter all the way. SHIRLEY JONES Hard on the opposition BOBBY VERONO — Goods are done up in small packages RICHARD DANESI Good charger and blocker Li ROY VATTER Big, Fast, Strong JIM FILLAR — Good pass receiver TUCKER EDNIE — Fineblocker, kicker, and passer JIM SLOSARIK — Driving fullback MAJOR HEWITT Cagey, hard run-ner, good pass receiver RABBI MALOY Will - o' - the Wisp. Enough said REMO RUDOLPH — Best sub player all around SONNY BUTTKEVITS — Fast, fighter, smart LIGHTS 49 — The '49er Camera Action The ’49er — 50 Now get out there and . . . Interesting Conversation eh, what? Aw! You worry too much! Here’s to the Unsung Scrubs of Saltsburg High Although the first string is the main goal for most beginners, the scrubs are the unsung heroes of any team. It is against them that the elect eleven must practice and scrimmage to better themselves for the oncoming games. The following poem is dedicated to the Scrubs: Fred Anderson, Harry Duntnire, James Pierce, John Buczak, Richard Lynch, David Stuby, Don Campitella, Joe Juliane, Steve Bair, Ted Sutyak, Joe Vatter, and George Cicio. Here's to the unsung heroes, the subs Whose main goal is to make the team Although he's small and young, he's just a scrub But, he's got four years in which to dream. He's got ambition, the brain, the braun Some football know-how (that's the story) And when the team's the talk of the town, He rises with them in their glory. He knows he's helped to make them strong He's got the bruises to prove it—(Here) And while warming the bench, he fights along. Knowing he's got a better chance next year. — by Delia D'Angelo Tilt '49CR — Basebal The S. H. S. Trojans came up on top with an undefeated baseball season, as they took over a five-game schedule with ease. The team was built around Ed Hrabosky and Joe Bair, the only veterans from last year. Honors were equally shared among the entire team while teamwork and cooperation proved successful. Capable scoring and managing was under the handling of Frank Tuzi with Mr. Simpson as victorious coach. Coach s Comments DERAN — Rookie Frosh catcher did an outstanding job of handling twirlers. TUCKER EDNIE — Follows instructions perfectly and hustles all the time. ED HRABOSKY Outstanding pitcher and base runner. TONY CAMPITELLA — Ball hock. BOB HELFER — Consistent hitter and dependable third baseman. JIM FILLAR — Future great pitcher. JOE BAIR — Team's slugger. ART FLICK Dependable left fielder. JIM SLOSARIK Rookie second baseman with propositions. In some games, when Ed Hrabosky pitched, Joe Bair played second base and Fillar played first. Hrabosky was the winning pitcher for the Elders Ridge, 8-7, defeat (struck out 23 men). Defeated Kiski Varsity, 3-1 (struck out 7, allowed 3 hits). Fillar winning pitcher for Bell Twp., 7-3; Kiski, 20-2. Ednie winning pitcher for Elders Ridge. 33 — Thf. '49er Girls’ Varsity FIRST ROW (left to right) Lillian Singleton, Marilyn Roland, Norma Ednie, Patty MeDivitt, Coach McCarl, Patty Kelly, Dorothy McCreary, Jean Busi, Gladys Stein SECOND ROW Bernice Nelmes Norma Johnston, Dottic King. Delia D'Angelo, Alma Auen. Janet Rose. Martha Coleman. Pauline Ko:uh With an eight-game schedule racked up for the 1948-'49 season, the Trojanettes have a showing of three wins to four losses. High scorer for the season was Dottie King with 68 points; Alma Auen, Delia D'Angelo with 16 points respectively; Pauline Kozub, 12, and McCreary with six points. The free for all games between Avonmore and Elders Ridge highlighted the season as the most hard-fought-for wins for the Trojanettes. Due to unforeseen happenings, Miss McCarl was the girls' coach for six games. Mr. Simpson took over for the remaining games. Missing from next year's lineup are seniors: MARTHA COLEMAN — You could always depend on her to pass the ball along the center line to the forwards. A hard player who puts everything she has in a game. JANET ROSE, Guard — She goes up and always comes down with the ball. With her height and ability, Janet will be a loss to next year's team. NORMA JOHNSTON, Guard — Small, short, but full of fire and pep. Never stops until the final buzzer sounds. The '49er — '4 AI.MA ALIEN, Forward F'irst year out for basketball and made the first team. A fine player all the way around, as a forward and a guard. DELIA D'ANGELO. Center—Due to unforseen circumstances, played in only three games. PAULINE KOZUB took over the center position. Small, but sure. F'ull of surprises. Basketball Scores Saltsburg Opponents 16 Avonmore 15 17 Avonmore 16 17 Bell Twp. 29 15 Elders Rid£e H Saltsburg 19 Export Opponents 27 17 Bell Township 28 2 } Elders Ridge 25 55 — The '49er ROW ONE Bill Ednic, Jim Pillar, Boh Maloy, Jim Slosarik. Bob Verono, Mr. Bartlcbaugh ROW TWO David Stuby, Shirley Jones. Remo Rudolph. Bill Fennell. Pat Sullivan Varsity Basketball The Trojans got off to a good start in the 1948-' 9 season winning five out of their first seven games and then entering W.P.I.A.L., Section 25. They won their first two league games, Bell Twp., 53-20; and Franklin Twp., 47-32, before they lost to Trafford, 41-32, and Export, 49-47. The next game they tried to pull through to keep up with the fast-moving section, but they fell short losing the game to Franklin Twp., 44-42. The Trojans seemed to be in an unexplanable slump because they lost all hope for their section when they lost to their arch rival. Bell Twp., by a score of 37-33. The boys then played Trafford but they didn't have their hearts in the game and came out in under to the unbelievable score of 66-47. The boys have one more chance to make it a successful season when they enter the Indiana County Tournaments February 28. They will be out to bring the trophy home. The '49er — 56 Basketball Statistics Saltsburg Opponents 58 Avonmore II 41 Washington Twp..... 29 38 Apollo il K' Homer City V) 21.. . Leechburg 31 61 Avonmore 1 47.. . Homer City ........ 37 47 Franklin Twp....... 27 53 . Bell Township 20 33 Elders Ridge .... 38 Saltsburg 33 Opponents Trafford 40 60 Leechburc 49 4l New Kensington M. 32 47 Export 49 28 . Washington Twp. 32 42 Franklin 44 33 Bell Twp 42 Elders Ridee 40 47 Trafford 67 57 — Thk '49ur FIRST ROW Sutyak. Clawson. Gozclanczyk. Bair, Carlson SECOND ROW Cyphert, Stuby. Vattcr. Coach Coulson, Ragan. Negley Junior Varsity The '49er — 58 V) — The ’49er Football Cheerleaders Left to right June Reedy, Bernice Nelmcs, Jane Williams. Loretta Fillar. Norma Lee Ednic Basketball Cheerleaders 61 — The 49er Track Saltsburg climaxed a successful year in track as in all their sports this year. Our first track meet was at Kiski where we came in second in the 880 and 440, first in the mile relay and the 220. Out next meet was at Trojan Field against Avonmore. S.H.S. placed first in all but javelin, and tied in the 220. At Elders Ridge, S.H.S. came in first and second in the mile relay, and in the mile; third and fourth in the half mile. County Saltsburg High came in first and second in the half mile, first in the mile; second in the shot put; fifth for javelin; second in the 100-yard dash; first in the discus; tied first and second for pole vault; first in the broad jump; second in the 440 run; second in the 880 relay; third in the 440 relay; first in the mile; fifth in the low hurdle. Saltsburg came in second in the County Meet. First Meet at Kiski Kiski (1st) Saltsburg (2nd) Second Meet at Saltsburg Saltsburg (1st) Avonmore (2nd) Third Meet at Elders Ridge Ridge (1st) Saltsburg (2nd) Homer City (3rd) Fourth Meet (County) at Elders Ridge Class A Elders Ridge .... (1st) Homer City (2nd) Indiana ........ (3rd) Class B Heilwood (1st by IVi pt.) Saltsburg (2nd) Clymer ..........— (4th) The '49er — 62 Rookie Day The 49cr — 6 1 Junior Class 65 — The ’49er What Could Be Better Taken from the 1948 Anthology of Pennsylvania High School Poetry Young America Sings By David H. Koontz, Saltsburg H. S. A golden beam of sun. On a day just begun; What could be better? Peace in your heart. As the day you will start; What could be better? A hearty meal to eat. So your tasks you can meet; What could be better? With the birds singing gay. As you work through the day; What could be better? A victory won. And the job well done; What could be better? A moon light night. With the stars out bright; What could be better? A clean, fluffy bed, A soft pillow for your head; What could be better ? A peaceful sleep. As the night moves in deep; What could be better? To live when I die. With God up on high; That would be better! Later, with the permission of the author, this same poem was printed in Sermons In Poetry. The '49er 66 Try, Try, Try A word to the graduate — just a word. It's one you have so often heard, It's only three letters, hut till you die. You'll hear this word it's TRY TRY TRY. Try to win in whate'er you do, Try to make yourself proud of you, Try to follow the Golden Rule, Try to study, though out of school. Try to cherish your fellow man. Try to do a thing and you can, Try to offer the best you've got, Try to better your neighbor's lot. Try to stay healthy and happy and wise. Try to keep sparkle and glow in your eyes. Try to make progress through all of your life. Try, try again, any time you meet strife. Try to replace hate with love, Try to obey the Golden Rules of God above. Try to replace deceit with trust. Try to do everything with stride of must. Try in your utmost intentions to. Make great thing come by, you. If at first you don't succeed remember, then. Success comes to those who TRY TRY and TRY again. — By Delia D'Angelo 67 Thr '49RR The 49er — 68 69 — Thf ’49fr Essay Winning First Prize in Penna. Safety Contest Sponsored by National Grange Good Manners on the Highway DAVID HOWE KOONTZ — Age 16 New Alexandria, Pa. Community Grange 1994 The author read his essay before the Diamond Jubilee Session at Reading on October 27 Hello, there. Make room for me; I'm your conscience. I tell you what's right and wrong. I help you keep good manners, too. Oh, so you're going for a drive? Well, I'm going to come along. ' Nice night isn't it? Not going to end up nice if you don't slow up a little. I know of one accident that happened that way. It was a night like this. A boy was going to see his girl. He was late and so he pressed on the gas harder. Not many cars travel at night — I'll have the road to myself,” he said. But those other lights just seemed to appear. Here lies a speedy driver. Remember — Slow down at sundown. Hey, don't cut your corners like that. Carelessness doesn't pay. I know of another driver who was careless. He liked to see how fast he could go around corners. Once he went around a sharp one. He didn't see the other car in time, and wham! Here lies a careless driver. Always slow down before reaching a curve. What are you doing; stopping for a drink of beer? Mustn't touch. You see once there was a fellow who was feeling just fine. He only had two bottles of beer. He jumped into his car, drove down the street, went through a red light, side-swiped a car, just missed a child, and hit a telephone pole; good and hard. Here lies a drunken driver. Never drive while intoxicated. That's a good boy, pass it up. Listen bub. keep on the right side. I once knew a lady who loved to straddle the white line. One day she went over the top of a hill, but she never landed at the bottom. She disobeyed traffic rules. Here lies a disobedient driver. Keep to the right of the highway. Look, son, you better signal when you turn. You might land somewhere where it isn't nice or easy. Just like that young driver who didn't feel like giving a signal at a turn. That car was coming faster than he had anticipated. Here lies a lazy driver. Always give hand signals so other drivers know what you are about to do, and give them in plenty of time so they have time to act. Don't pass him, you're too close to that curve. John Dow did that once, but he didn't know that road had a washout. It caused him to lose control of his car. It turned over and the other car hit him. Everyone was killed. Here lies a driver in too big a hurry to take time to be safe. Take time to be safe. Haste makes waste. When you do pass a car don't cut in so quick. You may land with the other folks I've been telling you about. Mr. Ex, for instance, cut in quick, but he never knew that the other driver didn't expect that and speeded up a little. Here lies a driver that is a cutter in. Never cut back into line until you observe the car passed in your mirror. Well here you are; home, safe, careful, and happy. You will remain the same as long as you have good driving habits and manners. Our highways are made to be safe and comfortable. They have ample room for everyone. Our inspectors keep our cars safe. The rest is up to the individual and his manners. Keep your head, be alert, change your driving to meet conditions. Above all, obey all traffic rules. Don't cheat yourself. Bye. Only a few things have been mentioned. A few others are to remember not to use the highway for a race track; always know where you arc going or move completely off the highway to con-cult a map or ask questions; be good to yourself and everyone e se; don't be a road hog; use your manners, be polite. The '49er — 70 About Our School 71 — The ‘49fr Our Patrons GEARHART'S, INDIANA, PA. MRS. GLADYS DUNMIRE MRS. HELEN SCOTT. BEAUTY SHOP PATRICIAN SHOP, INDIANA, PA. MISS NORA PEZZUTI MR. PRESTON D. SHUPE MR. AND MRS. JAMES BILLS MR. AND MRS. JACK ERANKLIN. JR MR. AND MRS. LESLIE SIMPSON MR. JOHN MOFFAT MRS. A. C. BASH MR RICHARD KOONTZ MRS. A. H. KOONTZ MISS MARY CARSON MR. AND MRS. CLARENCE W. GEORGE CHUCK S SODA GRILL A FRIEND MR. AND MRS. WILBER W. SMAIL MR. AND MRS. C. W. JORDAN MR AND MRS. WILBERT CLAWSON MR. AND MRS. MIKE VERONA MISS HAZEL MARTIN A FRIEND MR. AND MRS. J. J. DAUB MR. AND MRS. ERNEST BARTON MR. AND MRS. WILLIS SHIRLEY MR. AND MRS. J. ROBERT SHIRLEY MR. OLIVER C. AKINS MR. AND MRS. STEWART BOLLINGER MR. AND MRS. DONALD YEAGER PLEASANT VIEW FARMS (MOFFAT'S) MR. AND MRS. JAMES WILSON MR. WASIL CURTIOFF EMIL ZABROSKY MISS MAY KOHLHF.PP MR. FRED SLEZAK MR. AND MRS. CLIFFORD CUNNINGHAM BLAIR F. UBER (RADIO SHOP) SULLIVAN'S BARBER SHOP MRS. E. J. NELMES MR. 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' VV V V'N •' - - j W. A. Morton P. R. Schmittle GROCERIES and PRODUCE Sporting Goods G. E. Appliances Radios Salt and Point Streets Records Phone 105-M SALTSBURG. PA. Saltsburg, Pa. Jim's Ice Cream Bar Mike Yerono Company SANDWICHES and SODA FOUNTAIN Phone 19-M Residence 113-M RETAIL and Saltsburg, Pa. WHOLESALE The -49er — 82 First National Bank Stewart’s Market MEATS•PRODUCE GROCERIES Telephone 102 Fresh Frozen Foods SALTSBURG, PA. Phone 147 Saltsburg, Pa. Clark Brown’s Restaurant TROUTMAN’S INDIANA, PA. Saltsburg, Pa. 83 — The -49er H. L. Weamer Son H. E. Williams Son SHOES, CLOTHING and MEATS and MEN S FURNISHINGS GROCERIES Amoco Service Station 333 Main Street Saltsburg, Pa. KISKI HEIGHTS MOLLY ANN LUXENBERG’S Indiana’s Store Indiana’s Leading FOR SMART WOMEN JEWELRY STORE Indiana, Pa. Indiana, Pa. The '49er — 84 ALTMAN'S Rich's Esso Station Gash Feed Store GREASING TIRES Phone 101 TUBES ACCESSORIES Fourth St. Saltsburg, Pa. Saltsburg, Pa. Martin's Restaurant CANTOLA'S LUNCHES • DINNERS SHOES for the Entire Family and SANDWICHES Red Goose for Children” U. S. Keds” Whitman’s Reymer’s Candy John C. Roberts for Men” Phone 15 Point Street Saltsburg, Pa. Saltsburg, Pa. 85 The '49er Indiana Floral Go., Inc. COMPLIMENTS OF Today's Flowers Cut Today” Dr. T. M. Hadden 630 Philadelphia Street Phone 922 SALTSBURG, PA. INDIANA, PA. DRESS SHOP John F. Johnston GENERAL MERCHANDISE GENERAL INSURANCE Miss Fannie Johnston Phone 60 Saltsburg, Pa. Saltsburg, Pa. Thu '49ur — 86 Kiski Heights Hotel Royale Service Station DINING and DANCING lohn Vensel, Prop. Patton Village, Slickville J ’ I Paul Barbish, Prop. Joe Maruca, Manager SALTSBURG, PA. Slickville, Pa. HEASLEY’S BOWLING ALLEYS COMPLIMENTS OF Saltsburg Extension Star Furniture Go. Phone 112-M Saltsburg, Pa. INDIANA, PA. 87 — The '49er Saltsburg Dry Gleaners W. L. Coffman V. Vitali PHOTOGRAPHER 45 North Sixth Street Saltsburg, Pa. INDIANA, PA. BRODY'S Charles R. Shuster D. D. S. 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