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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1951 volume:

OUR ALMA - MATE R O, (he boys of dear old Kiski. Love their own dear Black and White; Though the days we spend in High School, Are the golden days of youth, When the days of youth are over. And our hair is turning gray. ■ rm � All their loyal sons upholding. Their colors true and bright. When our teachers seek to guide us. In knowledge and in truth. When the cares of life o’ertike us, Pleasure vanishes away. Ve will own our roses royal. Turn them over towards the light; There's a flag that floats above us. Saying, Onward. Upward. Fight. Then through all our toil and sorrow'. May we keep the memory bright. jl d: f J t?r For Salrsburg High is loyal. To their own dear Red and White. Truth and Knowledge lie before you, tis our own dear Red and White. Of the days we spent in High School. N uh our own dear Red and White. mam our own oear Keel and white. m Saltsburg Joint High School FIRST ROW L. Stein, D. McCreary, J. Reedy, N. Shayka, M, Bash, H. Cunningham, L. Treece SECOND ROW-B. Morton. J. Soler, J, Weimer, R Vought. M Tagliati. E. Pratt, Miss Hall THIRD ROW M. Clawson, A. Fenili, R. Clawson, J. Vatter, W. Shirley, T. Gozelanczyk, D. Roland La Saltianna Staff Editor Nick Shayka Assistant Editor ........ Jo Ann Auen Business Manager Martha Bash Asst. Business Mgr. Jack O'Callaghan Organization Manager June Reedy Advertising Mgr., Harold Cunningham Art Editor.....Ted Gozelanczyk Sports Editors Dorothy McCreary Ronnie Clawson Photography Editors Joe Vatter John Weimer Sales Managers William Shirley James Soler Lois Treece Typists................... Lucille Stein Elnora Pratt Patty Grosklos Bernice Morton Advisor .................... Miss Hail La SALTIANNA 1 9 s 1 4 MISS DOROTHY HALL DEDICATION TE, THE SENIORS OF NINETEEN HUNDRED FIFTY ONE, PROUDLY DEDI CATE THIS TWENTY-SECOND VOLUME OF La SALTIANNA TO MISS DOROTHY HALL . . . THE EFFICIENCY AND UNDYING PATIENCE WITH WHICH SHE WORKED HAS MADE OUR VOLUME OF La SALTIANNA ONE WHICH WE SHALL ALWAYS BE PROUD TO REMEMBER . . . FIRST ROW Hugh A. Jackson, C. W. Gray, Mary McCullough SECOND ROW Percy Nclmes, C. M Miller, Alfred Heard THIRD ROW A. J. Waddle, Harry Dunnurc, Clinton Miller, George Heimberger FOURTH ROW Mary Nesbitt. Paul Bolton, Johnston Stein, Florindo Tom. I M Board of Education President A. J. Waddle Secretary .................................. -................ Mary Nesbitt Treasurer________________ ...__________________________ Harry Carson Speedy La SALTIANNA 19 3 1 6 Supervising Principal GLENN L. TURNER University of Pittsburgh A.B.; Master in Letters Summer Sessions Pennsylvania State College Saint Francis Temple University Our Secretary To us departing Seniors, Miss Nezolyk has proved to be efficient and understanding. Miss Nezolyk has been a familiar figure during our four years of high school. She took her position as secretary during the fall of 1947, the same year we entered as Freshmen. She shall be greatly missed by the Class of '51. It has been a privilege to serve you as Supervising Principal of the Saltsburg Joint High School. The new organization of having the three school boards of Conemaugh, Saltsburg, and Loyalhanna combined to solve the problems of your school will in years to come provide a much better education for all those attending Saltsburg Joint High School. It is hoped by all that as the years pass, this relationship will grow stronger through understanding. In the march of time many changes have been made, but we cannot improve upon the ideals originally planned by our forefathers. They include qualities of industry, ambition, self respect, independence, use of leisure time, and many others. You alone can secure the training necessary to enable you to lead our destinies rather than to be led. I hope you will always cooperate in whatever worthwhile undertaking you attempt. MISS NEZOLYK La SALTIANNA 19 5 1 8 High School Principal TO THE GRADUATING SENIORS: You have now reached the first step on the ladder of success; may the passing years take you many steps higher. When you reach the top may it bring you security, happiness, and peace of mind. JOHN R. GOULSON II''aynesburg College B.S. in HJ. MICHAEL BECHTEL Pennsylvania Slate College B.S. Pennsylvania State Summer Session N. FAY BECK NORBERT J. BOROWICZ University of Pittsburgh Westminster College B.S. and M.EJ. A.B. MARY E. CARSON Indiana Slate Teachers College WASIL CURTIOFF Indiana State Teachers College University of Pittsburgh GLADYS S. DUNMIRE Indiana Normal School Hue knell University B.S. Columbia University Master of Arts ROBERT FLICK JOAN V. GANLEY DOROTHY M. HALL Slippery Rock State Teachers College B.S. in H.Ed. Indiana State Teachers College B.S. in Education Grove City College Bachelor of Science in Commerce La SALTIANNA 19 5 1 10 MARGARET G. JACKSON GERALD MAGUIRE HAZEL MARTIN Grove City College A.B. Teachers College Columbia Uniter sit y AM. Indiana State Teachers College Indiana State Teachers College B.S. University of Pittsburgh M. in Ed. LLOYD T. NOEL Phillips University, Enid. Okla. A.B. State Teachers College California University of Pittsburgh 11 NORA PEZZUTI MARY LEE TURNER Indiana State Teachers College B.S. in Ed. Slippery Rock State Teachers College B.S. in H.Ed. La SALTIANNA — 19 51 MRS. MARY M. FERGUSON California. Pa. Slate Teachers College Indiana Stale Teachers College FLORA MILLER Indiana State Teachers College MRS. THELMA HARTMAN Slippery Rock State Teachers College Indiana State Teachers College DORCAS E. McCURDY MRS. GLADYS DOAK ANNA ATKINSON Indiana State Normal School Penn State University of Pittsburgh Indiana State Teachers College Indiana State Normal School University of Pittsburgh La SALTIANNA — 1951 Martha Bash Mert” One of the red heads of the class. Could usually be seen with a pencil and paper getting news for rhe Salt Shaker. F.H.A. 1; Tri Hi-Y 1-2; Treas. ot Class I; Student Council 2 5; Glee Club 2-5; Secretary ot Class 3; Class Play 3-4 ; President ot Class 4 ; Commercial Club 3-4 ; Secretary 3; Salt Shaker 3-4; Editor 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Thespian Club. President 4; Senior Chorus 4; Fashion Show 3-4; Magazine Campaign 3-4. Merle Clawson Merle” Merle joined our happy group when we were sophomores His only interest is to make Miss Hall happy. F.F.A. 1; Glee Club 2-3; Com me cial Club 4; Yearbook Statf 4; Salt Shaker 4; Senior Chorus I. Ronald J. Clawson Ronnie” Here is our chief mischief maker. He puts life into our dullest moments of learning. He excels in all sports. Baseball 2-3-4; Basketball 1-2 3 I; Football 1-3-4; Track 1-2; Bovs Chorus 2-3; Senior Cho us 4; Varsity Club 2-3-4; Hi Y 12; Rifle Club 1 ; Commeicial Club 3-4. Harold Cunningham Terry” This young man needs no introduction to the ladies. He can usually be seen driving his “Hotrod.” Rifle Club 1; Glee Club 2-3; Salt Shaker 3-4; Commercial Club 3 4; Class Play 3 4; Year book Staff 4 • Senior Chorus 4; Thespian Club 4 ; Student Coun cil 3. Rose Forney “Rose Rose is a jolly good natured girl who is ready to help anyone who needs it. F.H.A. 1 ; Drama Club I ; Glee Club 2-3; Tii-Hi-Y 2; Junior Class Play 3; Thespian Club 4; Salt Shaker 4; Commeicul Club 4. Albert Fenili Bates” Bates believes that two or three days of school a week are enough. His favorite food is cherry pie. Football 1-2; Hi Y 1 Trea . 2; Rifle Club 1 ; Glee Club 2 . Kiski 3; Senior Chorus 4; Yearbook Staff 4. La SALTIANNA 19 3 1 14 Thaddeus Gozelanczyk f • -« _ M Guzzy May we introduce Ted, our fttat athlete and artist. His hobby is getting his picture taken at Christmas dances. Track 1-2; Baseball 2-5-4; Basketball 1-2-5-4; Football 4; Bovs Cdte Club 2-5-4; Silt Shaker 5-4; Yearbook 4; Commercial Club 4. Patricia Grosklos Par” Pat hasn’t much to say during school hours, but always remember the old adage, ’’Still water runs deep.” F.H.A. I ; Glee Club 2-3; Commercial Club 3-4; Senior Chorus 4. Earl Harshbarger ‘ Pinky” Pinky represents the Senior Class in the Saltsburg Band. Happy tootin’! Pinky! Glee Club 2-3; Class Plav 3; Student Council 4; Senior Chorus 4; Thespian Club 4; Hi Y 4. Marilyn Hazlett Marilyn” Marilyn is kind by nature and never spurns a friend in need. F.H.A. 1-4; Drama Club I; Glee Club 2-3; Senior Chorus 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Fashion Show 3-4 ; Salt Shaker 3. Sara Hitchings Sally” Sally has a pleasant manner and as a quiet pupil, is welcomed in study halls. F.H.A. 1-2-4; Glee Club 2 3; Senior Chorus 4; Student Council 4; Fashion Show 4; Class Play 4; Captain Magazine Campaign 4. Martha Horner Mart” She has been with us for only two years, but this has not stopped her from making many friends. F.H.A. I; Tri Hi Y 2; Glee Club 3: Senior Chorus 4; Commercial Club 4. n La SALTIANNA 195 1 Norma Lee Johns ’Norma” Norma is never unkind or rude. If ever in need of a pencil just call on Norma, she always has one. C� lce Club 2 3-4; Fashion Show 2 3 4. McKay Marts Cueball” His singing ability is one of his assets. He can always be found where there are girls. r-lre Chib 2-3; Senior Chorus 4; Rifle Club 1 ; Class Play 3 4; Salt Shaker Statf 3-4; The.pian Club 4; StuJem Council 1; Hi Jinks Circus 13; Spring Con cert 3; Football 1. Albert Matson ' Albert” A1 is one of those boys who can be agreeable to everyone. This should be a great help in any career he chooses. Rifle Club 1; Boys Chorus 2-3; Senior Chorus 4; Hi-Y 4. Dorothy McCreary Dottie ‘ Dottic is the sports minded gal of our class. She is known for good sportsmanship and loyalty to her class. Monogram 2-3-4; Tri-Hi Y 1-2; F.H.A. I; Red Cross 2 - Pres. 3 4; Glee Club 2-3; Comme cial Club 3-4; Senior Chorus 4; Yeai-book Staff 4; Salt Shaker Staff 3 4; Basketball 1-2-3-4; The plan Club 4. Vice-President Stu dent Council 2; Class Play 3-4; Ta hion Show 4; Softball 3; Card Committee 4; Sec el ary of Class 1. Bernice Morton Bernie” Berme is another happy-go-lucky member of the Senior Class. When not working at the drug store, she can be found at the roller rink. F.H.A. 1-2; Tri Hi Y 1-2 3; C i-ls Chorus 2-3; Comme'cial Club 3-4; Salt Shaker 3 4; The rian Club 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Class Play 3-4; Basketball 13; Senior Chorus 4; Fashion Show 4. Elnora Pratt ”Gige” Gige has two main interests, bookkeeping and a certain boy from Slickville. F.H.A. 1-2; Tri Hi Y 2; Glee Club 2-3; Comme cial Club 3 4; Salt Shaker 4; Yearbook Statf 4 Senior Chorus 4. La SALTI ANN A 19 5 1 16 June Reedy Junie Our peppy, vivacious head cheerleader. She is one of the most charming and like able girls in our class. FHA I; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Rifle Club I. Girls Chorus 2-3; Cheerleader ' I, ( las Preudent 3; Com-menial Club 3-4; Yearbook 4; Sait Shaker Stall 3-4; Senior Chorus 4; Faduon Show 3 4; Hi Jink Circus 2; Thetpian Club 4. Card Committee 4; Class Play 4. Donald Roland Duckie Donnie’s chief ambition is to be an A-1 farmer. May you reap a big crop, Don. Rifle Club I; (� lee Club 2 3; Salt Shaker Staff 3-4; F.F.A. Sec retary 3 • President 4; Commercial Club 3-4; Senior Chorus 4; Class Play 3-4. The.pirn Clab 4; Student Council 4; Yearbook Staff 4. William Shirley Willie” Meet another one of our tall, good looking seniors, who works hard; but relishes a little nonsense now and then. Rifle Club I ; Baseball 1 ; Student Council 2; Student Patrol 2; Hi-Y Pieodent 3; Salt Shaker 3; F.F.A. Vice-President 3; Basketball 3; Senior Chorus 4; Commercial Club 4; Yearbook Scarf 4; Hi Y 4. James Soler Chick Chick is a wonderful sport. For that trait he is well liked by all of his classmates. Hi-Y Secretary 3; Boys Chorus 2-3; Stage Manager 3; Student Council 3; Yearbook Scarf 4; Senior Chorus 4. Nick Shayka Nickie The whiz kid of the class of '51 Can always be called upon when there is work of any kind to be done. Class President 1, Vice President 3; Rifle Club I; Ring Committee 2; Boys Chorus 2-3; Yearbook Staff 3; Editor 4; Junior Class Play 3; Student Council 3; Senior Chorus 4; Comme.iial Club 4; Thespian Club 4; Junior Red Cioss Council 4. Lucille Stein Lucy If laughter makes the world go around, it ought to he spinning by this time for Lucy furnishes plenty of it. F.H.A. I; Glee Club 2-3; Commercial Club 3-4; Saif Shaker 4 ; Senior Chorus 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Yearbook Stalf 4. 17 La SALTIANNA 195 1 Mark Stepic Mark' Hear a loud laugh? Well, that's Mark. Leave it up to him to get the last word. Rifle Club 1 ; Boys' Glee Club 2-3. Commercial Club 3-4; Hi links Circus 3; Varsity Club 3-4; Hi-Y 3-4; Senior Chorus 4. Mary Tagliati Mary” Another charming member of our class. Her pleasing personality makes her popular with both girls and boys. Rifle Club l; Tri-Hi Y 1-2-3;-Secreta.y 4; Girls' Chorus 2 3; Commercial Club 3 4; Salt Shaker Staff 3-4; Yearbook Staff 4; Senior Class Play 4 ; Fashion Review 3. Lois Treece '‘Lois” The better half of the Shirley - Treece team. Her favorite pastime is playing basketball. F.H.A. 1 -2-3-4; Drama Club 1; Glee Club 2-3; Junior Class Play. Class Treasurer 4; Thes pian Club 4; Drama Club Play 1 ; Senior Chorus 4; Yearbook Staff 4. Joseph Vatter ”Joe” Joe is another sports-minded senior. The football season ended early for him this year, because of a leg injury. Varsity Club 3-4; Rifle Club 1; Hi Y 1-2; Senior Chorus 4; Salt Shaker 4; Yea book Staff 4; Football I-2-3-4. Ruth Vought Chubby” One of the sweet and petite members of the class. She has only one weakness, a certain green Ford from Delmont. F.H.A. 1-2; Glee Club 2-3; Com me cial Club 3 4 ; Class Play 3 4 ; Salt Shaker 3 4; Thespian Club 4; Senior Chorus 4; Fashion Show 3-4; Yearbook Staff 4; Tri Hi Y I. John Weimer Buck” One of the power men on the football team. Much of his time was spent chatting with a certain sophomore. Varsity Club 3-4; Rifle Club 1 ; Hi-Y 1-2; Senior Chorus 4-l a eball 1 -2-3-4; Yearbook Staff 4; Football 2-3-4; Salt Shaker 4. La SALTIANNA — 19 5 1 18 Class History We Build the Ladder on Which We Climb” As we the Senior Class depart, we look back over our years of high school, and suddenly our class motto comes into our minds: We Build the Ladder on Which We Climb.” Looking back through the years we find we have gone a long way on that ladder, since that fall of 1947 when we bore the title, Freshmen. The year went rapidly, but we shall always remember it as a year filled with success. We have added one more rung to our ladder for now we are Sophomores. We were no longer green freshmen, we were now sophisticated, ambitious, and industrious Sophomores. We can remember this year quite vividly, because we were entering our sports and activities with whole-hearted enthusiasm. That year soon came to a close, and together we climbed still higher on our ladder to become Juniors. Can anyone ever forget their Junior year in high school? This was a year above all others. It was brimmed with one continuous round of activities and studies. We shall never forget the play, the dances, football and basketball games and all the miny other things that made that year pass even more quickly than any of the rest, we were truly in the heart of high school. e Now we are Seniors, and as we remember our high school days, we shall think of them only, as being successful and happy years. As this our final year in high school draws to a close, we shall leave our books and our activities, but we shall never leave our motto behind. We will continue to climb our ladder to future success and future happiness. 19 La SALT1ANNA 195 1 Class Will We, the class of 1951, being of sound mind, and healthy physique, do make and publish this our last Will and Testament. We hereby revoke and make void all forme.- Wills made by us at any time heretofore. We hereby appoint as sole administrator of this will, our Principal, Mr. Glenn L. Turner, to administer this will and testament as he sees best. To whom it may concern: We bequeath our abilities and good will to the future Seniors of Salts-burg Joint High School. I, Merle Clawson, bequeath my front seat in Miss Hall's bookkeeping class to Jerry Clawson. I, Ronald Clawson, bequeath my basketball ability to Dino Frassenei. I, Harold Cunningham, bequeath my good disposition to my brother Craig. He can use it. I, Albert Fenili, bequeath my ability to take cherry pies to Heckle and Jeckle. I, Ted Guzz, bequeath my height and weight to Dino Frassenei. I, Earl Harshharger, bequeath my seat in the band to someone who has the ability to play an instrument. I. McKay Marts, bequeath my seat in Chemistry class to anyone who can use an extra forty winks. I, Albert Matson, bequeath my Algebra I grades to Andy Shayka. I, Donald Roland, bequeath my typing speed to Ellis Duke. I, Nick Shayka, bequeath my interest in mathematics to my brother Arky. I, W'illiam Shirley, bequeath my A's in behavior to my cousin Bill Lynn. I, fames Soler, bequeath myself to any good-looking. money-making girl who might have me. I, Mark Stepic, bequeath my irregular attendance to Jack Amorose and Nick Davis. I, foe Valter, bequeath my weight and football ability to Butch Heifer. I, John Weimer, bequeath my ability to play football to Rodney Lewis. I, Martha Bash, bequeath my ability to get out of class for two periods to work on the Magazine Campaign to JoAnn Auen. I. Rose Forney, bequeath my regular attendance in school to George Cicio. I, Patty Grosklos, bequeath my love of English to my cousin Peggy Grosklos. I, Marilyn Hazlell, bequeath my front seat in English class to Ora Lee Shuster. I, Sara Hitchings, bequeath my seat in Chemistry class to Ray Heiple. I, Martha Horner, bequeath my typing grades to Viola Hughes. I, Norma Lee Johns, bequeath my ability to do school work to Florence Rudolph. I. Bernice Morton, bequeath my height to Patty McDivitt. I. Dorothy McCreary, bequeath my basketball ability to Marlene Lindenberg. I, Elnora Pratt, bequeath my bookkeeping grades to my sister Myrna. I, June Reedy, bequeath my ability to get B's in Control to Kay Jordon. I, Lucille Stein, bequeath my art ability to Bonnie Stine. I. Mary Tagliati, bequeath my personality to anyone who can use it. I, Lois Treece, bequeath my Home Ec. grades to my sisters. I, Ruth Vought, bequeath my A's in Home Ec. to Betty Hornock. La SALTIANNA 1 95 20 Class Prophecy I had been requested to attend a teachers convention in New York City. I was packing my suitcase when I heard a knock at the door. I opened the door to find a uniformed policeman, Joe Vatter, standing before me. We were talking of old times when he said he had been asked to escort me to the airport. On our way he told me of the success of Ted Guzz and Ronny Clawson in the sports world. He said Ronny had been noted as the Most Valuable Player in the National League Baseball Association three years in succession. Ted Guzz, who entered another field of sports, was the outstanding player of the Pittsburgh Steelers football team. It was a long drive to the airport and as we went along I noticed a large farm. I asked Joe if he knew who owned it. Joe replied that it was owned by Merle Clawson, a '51 classmate who had already made over one million dollars on beef cattle. At long last we reached the airport and I saw the B-35, in which I was to go to New York, warming up. At the controls was Mark Stepic and beside him was his hostess, Mary T. It was a long flight to New York so enroute we were shown movies. Midway through the movies I noticed the leading part was played by Harold C. Harold was making out very well in the movies. After this movie they showed a short movie about Alaskan hunting. To my surprise I recognized the owner of a lodge as Albert Matson. After the movies the lights were turned on and as I glanced around the plane I noticed Donald Roland. I went over and had a pleasant chat with him. He told me he had been invited to the convention also. Mary, Don, and I talked of old times at S.H.S. and of our old school chums. Mary said she knew that June Reedy and Elnora Pratt were beauty-shop operators and Lois Treece, Marilyn Hazlett, and Patty Gros-klos were happily married. Don gave his report in which he said that Dotty M. had a job demonstrating Royal Typewriters and Martha Bash and Ruth Vought were secretaries with the United Nations. I told them of Sara Hitchings being appointed to the Senate. We were just finishing our talk when Mark told us to fasten our safety-belts for the landing. As we landed at Weimer Airfield, the President of Weimer Airlines, John Weimer, came to the plane to greet us. John said he had called Albert Fenili, President of the Fenili Rent-a-Car Company, and asked him to send out an auto to take Don and me to the Convention. We drove past the Johns Department Store, owned by Norma Johns. We pulled up in front of the convention headquarters where we were greeted by Professors James Soler, Nick Shayka, and Wiliam Shirley. Before the meeting we were led in prayer by Reverend Earl Harshbarger. After the meeting a banquet was held at the Green Cap, the nightclub owned by Bernice Morton and Martha Horner. Special Service Agent Lucille Stein, of the F.B.I. was assigned to guard our hats and coats. I checked to see if all my old schoolmates were listed and found that Rose Forney, who owns a large hotel in Florida, was absent. Now that I have all the class of 51 accounted for I may go back to my career of teaching. Until I am again called to report on the progress of the Class of 51, I will say goodbye. McKay Marts ’51 La SALTIANNA — 1951 Seniors: Before and After Junior Class FIRST ROW J. Baker. F. Rhea, K. Jordan. J. Juliane, J Maine. H Shirley, J. Compton. J. Barnett, B Flornock. J. Kuzman. E. Stein SECOND ROW J. O’Callaghan. T. King. K. Waterloo. R Ragan. R. Heiple. W. Zaranek. D Dunmire. C. Hall. E. Duke. S. Bair, W. Rosenberger, B. Buczak. W. Smith. T. Su.yak. D. Bankosh. M. Gozelanczyk THIRD ROW' Mr. Borowicz. Mr Maguire. J. Bortz, R. Gabnelson. P. McDivitt. M. L. Serene. G. Bucco. C. McKee. K. Stuby, W. Lynn, P. Groskloss. T. Tatarka. O. Burlack, B. Hornock, W Beaver FOURTH ROW E. Buczak, G. Schrum, B Rocco, Z. Malloy. I Frassenei, M Purucker. J. Auen. N. Ednie. A. Ramsey. V. Bauldock, V. Hughes. J. Busi. M. Roland. K. Calhoun, M. Hewitt, R. Gabriel. L. SingIe:on On August 30, 1948, seventy-one greenies” entered Saltsburg High School. Miss Carson and Mr. Coulson were selected to guide us. Joe Juliane was chosen president of our class. October 4, Rookie Day, proved to be one of the greatest days of the freshman year. We followed the rules and had lots of fun. The sweater hop proved to be a great success. In May we began our summer vacation. We returned once again to begin our sophomore year. Kenneth Stuby was chosen as class president. The teachers selected to guide us were Miss Martin and Miss Carson. In December we finally received our class rings and we are very proud of them. We had a Christmas Dance which proved to be successful. The year went rapidly. After three months vacation, we began our important year as juniors. We sponsored a movie and Thanksgiving Dance; the main event was the class play Straus for Two. Now we are looking forward to our senior year. La SAI.TIANNA 19 3 1 24 GFu) (s F (B Sophomore Class FIRST ROW C. ICologic, J. Claw:on, K. Hall. H. Hess. M. Born. F. Cascicre, K. Carlson, R. Frassenei SECOND ROW - J. Amorose, J. Rosenberger. W Dice, S. Brink. J. Compton. J. Kachomk. M Negley, E. Cyphert, J. Baker. E. Weimer. B. Ktnnan. R. Walker, T. McMahon. T. Palmer. R. Bendis THIRD ROW Mr. Coubon, M. Pratt. F. Rudolph, J. Simon, F. Kline. C. Mackey. P. Baker, D. Painter. V. Murphy. M. Bucco. J. Heifer. A. Shayka, L. Noel, Miss Beck TOLIRTH ROW J. Treece, A. R. Kelly. B. Ramsey, A. Shaulis, J. Bressler, M J. Good, F. Wisen, A. Conner, D. Hitchings. P. Pierce, S. Moore. J. King, L. Porter, L. Thomas, O. L. Shuster. R. Hall In 1949 we were Freshmen of Saltsburg High. We had, like all of the other greenies,” Rookie Day, which was a lot of fun. Our advisors were Mrs. Dunmire and Miss McCarl. The president was Rogers Frassenei. The Sweater Hop which was our annual spring dance turned out to be a success. Here we are again as Sophomores. Our advisors are Mr. Coulson and Miss Beck. Our class president is Karl Carlson. We ordered our class rings in October and they soon arrived. The Hotly Hop which was the Christmas dance turned out to be very successful. I.a SAI.TIANNA 195 1 26 Freshman Class FIRST ROW E. Hollic, J. Kinnan, W. Whitesel. R. Arvosh, C. Burak. E. Pierce. R. Oliver. J. Shirey, 1 Heasley, J. Reed, D. Reeger, C. Gahrielson, J. Ramsey, R. Kundla. J. Grosklos SECOND ROW D. Weik, E. Rupert, D. Waddle, D. Cavacim, J Calhoun. L. Shearer. A. Shrum, J. DeLuca, R. Naponic, M. Moore, L. Barnett, C. Hileman, P. Stitt, R. Baker, J. Brink. J. Cyphert THIRD ROW V. Grosklos. R. Painter, R. Ashbaugh, P. Bosch. E. Biggs, V. Coffman, C. Valor. G. Danesi. H. Urban. A. Fisher, R. Martin. E. Kundla, A. Miller, A. Auen, G. Treece. J. Hall. M. Hewitt, M. Cindnc, P. Kelly. D. Frassenei FOURTH ROW Miss Jackson. M. Shirley. B Stine, D. Hopkins, P. DeLuca, C. Stitt. T. Martin, S. Dunmire, G. Gahrielson, H. Buchinsky, L. Lockwood, G. Forney, D. Bauldok, M Dwyre. J. Painter, D. Brink, J. Lynch, V. Kachonik. M Murphy, L. Ashbaugh, M.ss Martin In 1950 we made our appearance at Saltsburg Joint High as Freshmen. Our advisors were Miss Martin and Miss Jackson. Our class officers were as follows: President Paul Stitt Vice-President Du.uu Waddle Secretary Esther Biggs Treasurer .................... _........... — Mary Ann Shirley October 2, 1950, was Rookie Day. Everyone had a good time in the hilarious costumes they wore. The seniors had a wonderful time making us bow and carry books which they didn’t need. Our Sweater Hop was held on February 14, 1951. There was a large attendance. We sold refreshments and danced. Everyone had a good time. La SALTI ANN A 19 5 1 28 Rookie Day Let's cooperate! Beowulf says Ouch!” Guilty 29 La SALTIANNA 19 5 1 Eighth Grade FIRST ROW D. Maun, R. Lewis, D. Petfer, E. Conner, D. Kozub, R. Jordon, J. Belice, R. Weimer, L. Ramsey. F. Drummond, W. Shatfer, F. Kologie SECOND ROW C. Fink, D. Whitehouse, R. Morgan. V. Versino, R. Bolen, D. Whitehouse, D. Taylor, E. Cioccu, R Sharp. D. Rishel, J McKee, C. Cunningham, J. Coulter, E. Little. A. Heasley THIRD ROW Miss Turner, S. Bates, J. Belice. M. Linderberg, P. Hewitt. B. Fink, L. Tuzi. P Kmnan. P. Casciere. D. Albright, R. Cornman. D. Reynolds, A. Renwick, C. Porter FOURTH ROW D. Weik, B. Shirley, N. McAuley, R. Mendaloff. J. Waterloo, S. Emanuel. G. Heimberger, D. Soler. E. Good. J. Clawson. D. Johns, J. Baker, Mr. Flick Seventh Grade FIRST ROW D. Cyphert, J. Reynolds, R. Ziegmond. W. Cornman, R. Duke, R. Sharp, S. Bortz, D. Lombardi, J. Parsons. G. Gais. D. Duffy. A. Baker SECOND ROW — M. Bolen, D. Bartlebaugh. F. Plahs, J. Dixon, N. DeLuca. W. Bell, G. Barnett, O. Queen, A. Brink, D. Hottel, R. Karl, J Hughes, P Johnston, R. Hund, M Adams, W. Lee, J. Walker THIRD ROW Miss Pczzuti, D. Stuchel, F. Frinck, M. Peterson, M. Hockerbcrry, P. Sutyak, A. Coleman, J. Arvosh, G. Dugan. S. Hall. T. Flamonio, E. Whitesel, J. Vatter, M. Bucco, W. Vallise, R. Walker, W Shearer. R. Urban, F. Kelly, Mr. Curtioff FOURTH ROW J. Ramsey. E. Jones. B. Mcnser, M. Noel. A Speranza. J Clawson, L. Pennington. M. Kibe, L Edder, M Henry, A. Blasin, M. Treece, I. Hill, R. Amarose, M Dwyer, L. Peace, El Clawson. G. Harshberger, D. Shirley, R. Cramer, R. Pomposini La SALTIANNA 195 1 30 Sixth Grade FIRST ROW — J. Hess. L. Bucco, V. Compton, C. B.dick. D. Sorbin, J. Adams, H. Dosch, J. Hottel, F. Vitali, J. Negley, A. Atkinson SECOND ROW C. Reedy. M Brink, W. Walters. C. Hadden. G. Bosch. R Wilson. H Flaminio, R Palmer, D. White, R. Beatty, A. Parsons THIRD ROW R. Maguire, W. Sorbin, J. Johnson, J. Bates. J. Peterson, R. Whitesel, R. Plahs, J. Heard, J. Kline, J. Kr.dler Fifth Grade FIRST ROW J. Duggan, J. Boroski, H. Brown. W. Cantola, L. Heasley. J. Clawson. M. Sloan. F. Shirley, L. Rupert SECOND ROW R. Morgan, M. DeLuca, J. Harkleroad. J. Forney. D. Grosklos. M Naponic, M. Smelik, C. Duncan, G. Emanuel. Mrs. Doak 31 La SALTIANNA 193 1 Fourth Grade FIRST ROW M. Shaffer, J. Marks, C. Turner, J. Fulton, J. Lawson. D. Shuster, N. Hund, N. Faber. D. Jones. L. McDivitt, B. Porch, K. Beatty SECOND ROW D. Steele, J. Adams, J. Bcdick. D. Pierce, F. Conner. B. DeLuca, P. Harshbarger, D. Morgan. W. Cochran. P. Kael, V. Bucco, D. Malone, R. Brink THIRD ROW I. Frye, C. Emanuel, C. Shaffer, L. Naponic, R. Harkleroad. B. Walters. P. Cramer, J. Zanos, M. Shirley, E. Lasher, C. Jones, W. Cyphert, D. McCurdy Third Grade ROW ONE D. Merrill, B. Stockdale. J. Scruggs, P. Pless, E. Ernest, D. Grosklos, J. Pcffer, N. Woodward, N. Heard, Mrs. Hartman ROW TWO C. Hall. T. Shearer, K. White, J. Sorbin, H. McMahon. W. Emanuel. S. Hazard. L. Haet, A. Brink, C. Bryant, D. Shaffer ROW THREE J. Frye, N. Sorbin, D. Shirley, S. Johns, R. Smelik, Faye Adams, J. Maguire, M. Gaulin, D. Yeager, H. Zaons, N. Forney La SALTI ANNA 19 5 1 32 First Grade FIRST ROW W McMahon, E. White, A. Bucco, R. Frye, R Plahs, D. Hall. L. Townsend, B. Thompson, S. Scott SECOND ROW C. Chambers, A. Astolas. L. Dick. K. Lindenberg, N. Merrill, T, Tatarka. Keith Heim-berger, Karen Heimberger, R. Franklin, J. Zeiglcr, L. Hess, Mrs. Ferguson THIRD ROW M. Pistininzi, C. Heard. L. Spilla. M. Emanuel. W. Aimes. B Maruschak. B Kramer. T. Karl, W. Claw t n, S. Healey, K. Sorbin 33 La SALTIANNA — 193 1 Second Grade FIRST ROW H. Carnahan. E. Harshbarger, D. Lindenberg, R. Duggan, R. Dick, H. Buell, J. DcLuca. R. Fulton SECOND ROW L. Jones, S. Forney, B. Shearer, J. Marks. D. Nicholson. A. M. Brown, E. DeLuca. M. Dosch. C. Peterson, J. Megraw, F. Miller THIRD ROW’ J. Shaffer. D Karl, D. Beatty. R. Shirley, J. Bryant. J. Shirley, C. Emanuel, M. Aimes, T. Healey, J. Jones, J. Wilson Snowbound in Saltsburg When men were ail asleep the snow came Hying, In large white flakes failing on the city brown, Stealthily and perpetually settling and loosely lying. Hushing the latest traffic of the drowsy town; Deadening, muffling, stifling its murmurs failing; Lazily and incessantly floating down and down. — Robert Bridges Student Council SEATED J. Auen. S. Hitchings, D. Roland, E. Harshbarger SECOND ROW D. Frassenei, R. Karl, R. Frassenei, R. Lewis, W. Whitesel THIRD ROW Mr. Maguire. J. O'Callaghan, J. Clawson The Student Council opened this year's activities by electing the following officers: President Jo Ann Auen Vice-President .........................- -------- Jerry Clawson Secretary-Treasurer .......................... Jack O'Callaghan Sponsor Mr. Maguire We have centered our attention on raising money to make our yearly payment on the Public Address System that we purchased for the school last semester. Our main project of the year was the magazine sales campaign which was very successful. La SALTIANNA 19 51 36 Band FIRST ROW F Plass. L. Noel. M. Lindenbcrg. R Hall. D. Shirley. N. MacCauley, J. McKee. F. Kologie, D. Pelfer. P Pierce. M. L. Serene. J King. M. Bucco. K. Kologie SECOND ROW G. Bucco. H Shirley. D. Cavacini, D. Whitehouse. J. Barnett. T. King, C. McKee. A. Fisher. E. Harshbarger, K. Stuby, B. Hornock, R. Heiple, J. O'Callaghan, Miss Carson Majorettes C. Stitt. M. Roland, H. Dosch, J. Harkleroad. G. Heimbcrger, F. Vitali, C. Jones Senior Chorus FIRST ROW N. L. Johns, M. Taghati. D. McCreary, J Reedy, P. Grosklos. M. Hazlctt. S. Hitchings, L. Treece. M. Stepic SECOND ROW A. Mat on, J. Soler, L. Stein. B. Morton. R. Forney, R. Vought, M. Bash, E. Pratt, M Horner, M. Clawson THIRD ROW R. Clawson. T. Goielanciyk, D. Roland, J. Vatter, M. Marts, J. Weimer, H Cunningham. W. Shirley, E. Harshbarger, A. Fenili, N. Shayka Red Cross Council P. Sutyak. C. Porter. P. Grosklos, F. Rudolph, D. McCreary, M. Bucco, W Smith. K. Kologie, Miss Carson. R. Lewis a SALTIANNA 19 3 1 38 Varsity Club FIRST ROW W. Dice. T. Gozelanczyk. J. Vatter, R Clawson. R. Frassenei, J. Clawson SECOND ROW Mr. Coulson. L S ngleton. R Gabriel, J. Reedy, N Edme. P McDivitt. D. McCreary, J. Auen, Mr. Flick TFIIRD ROW J. Juliane. M Gozelanczyk. T. McMahon, M Stepic, S. Bair. T Sutyak, J Weimer The Saltsburg Joint High School Varsity Club is an organization representing those students who have earned a letter in any of the varsity sports. The purpose of the club is to honor those students participating in athletics who have met the athletic and scholastic standards of the club, and whose character, citizenship, sportsmanship, consideration for others, and desire to uphold the traditions of our school, have been made evident by their behavior. The Varsity Club is self supporting in that it earns money enough to purchase the athletic awards and letters. The officers of the club for the 1950-5I season were as follows: President .................................. Rogers Frassenei Vice-President _..___ .„. .................. Ted Gozelanczyk Secretary ........................................Jo Ann Auen Treasurer John Weimer v; La SALTIANNA 195 1 Tri-Hi-Y FIRST ROW J. Lynch. C. Stitt. D. Brink, R. Gahriclson. J. Bortz. P. Grosklos, C. Mackey, J. Simon, M Serene. P. McDivitt. P. Baker. O. Burlack. I. Painter. V’. Murphy. M. Bucco SECOND ROW A. Shaulis. M Roland. T. Martin, V. Grosklos, J. Painter, D. H tchings. L. Ashbaugh. Z Maloy. V Bauldock. K Calhoun. M Puruckcr, M Pratt, G. Forney, F. Rudolph. B Hornock, J. Hall. M Hewitt. R. Gabriel. J. Reedy. L. Singleton. Miss Beck THIRD ROW' E. Biggs M. Shirley. S. Dunmire. L. Porter. L. Thomas. A. Conner, J. King, S. Moore. F. Wisen, P. Pierce, O. Shuster, M. Hazlett. L. Treece, R. Vought, M. Bash, M Tagliati, P. Bosch, J. Brcssler. L. Stein. B Stine Hi-Y FIRST ROW T McMahon. W. Zaranek, C. Hall. W. Smith. T. Sutyak. Wr. Lvnn, W'. Shirley, S. Brink, E Duke, E Kundla. K. Waterloo, M. Stcnic, J. Valter, C. Carlson, D. Rceger SECOND ROW' W Beaver. F. Rhea. K Jordon, J luliane. P. Stitt. D. Cavacini, E. Rupert. D. Waddle R. Naponic, J. Calhoun, M. Moore, J. Soler, F. Kline, E. Stein, J. Cyphert, R. Hall, C. McKee, F. Cascierc, G. Bucco, C. Burak. J. Shircy, Mr. B rowicz. Mr. Flick THIRD ROW' R. Hornock, R. Ragan. W Rosenberger. M. Gozelanczyk. D. Bankosh. J. Heifer. E. Cyphert. W. Dice, D. Dunmire, I. Amoro«e. N. Shavka. T. Palmer. J. Clawson, M Ncgley, A. Shayka, J. Compton. J. Maine, A. Matson, C. Kologie, J. Grosklos, D. Frassenei La SAL T IAN N A 19 5 1 40 Future Homemakers of America FIRST ROW' J. Painter, J. Hall. C. Stitt, D. Brink, J. Auen. B Rocco, E. Buczak, I Frassenei, S. Hitchings SECOND ROW; L. Trcece. M Hailett, G. Forney, D. Bauldock. S. Dunmire, M Hewitt, M. Cendric, A. Miller, V. Coffman. G. Danesi. Mrs. Ganley Student Patrol FIRST ROW' F. Kologie. R. Lewis. D. Peffer. W'. Hadden. W Cantola SECOND ROW E. W’hi-.esel. J. Reed, M Bolen. ] McKee 41 I.a SALTIANNA 19 1 Salt Shaker Staff FIRST ROW D. McCreary, J. Weimer, J. Reedy. M. Bash. H Cunningham, L. Treece, M. Noel, B. Morton SECOND ROW J. McKee. R. Vought. M Tagliati. E. Pratt, R. Forney. T. Martin. L. Ashbaugh. L. Stein THIRD ROW Miss Hall, D. Roland, J. Vatter, A. Fenili, R. Clawson, T. Gozelanczyk Editor Martha Bash Assistant Editor Ines Frassenei Business Manager Harold Cunningham Feature Writer Lois Treece Reporters Lucille Stein Bits O’Sait Elnora Pratt Martha Horner Patty Grosklos ... June Reedy Bernice Morton Ronnie Clawson Boys' Sports Editor Girls' Sports Editor Dorothy McCreary Grade Reporter Rose Forney Art Editors Lucille Stein Ted Gozelanczyk Alumni News McKay Marts Exchange Editor Mary Tagliati Mimeographers Don Roland Albert Fenili John Weimer Advertising William Shirley James Soler Class Reporters _ ... Dorothy McCreary Ines Frassenei Wayne Dice Thelma Martin Larry Albright Lois Ashbaugh Jerry McKee Typists Advanced typing class Advisor Miss Hall La SALTIANNA 19-51 42 The 1951 Sweater Hop QUEEN — Martha Bash KING — Ted Gozelanczyk ATTENDANTS Nick Shayka John Weimer Ronald Clawson William Shirley CROWN Ruth Vought Lois Treece June Reedy Mary Tagliati BEARERS Williard Aimes 43 La SALTIANNA — 1951 Sandra Healey FIRST ROW K. Waterloo, J. Clawson, R. Frassenci. M. Negley, E. Cyphert, J. Treece. K. Kologie, F. Kline, S. Brink, J. Juliane, F Rhea, J. Rosenberger, W. Dice, A. Shayka, T. McMahon. F. Cascierc SECOND ROW W. Beaver, H. Shirley, J. Barnett, J. Amorose, J. Kuzman, K. Jordan. D. Bankosh, M. Gozelanczyk, J. Compton. J. Compton, R. Bendis, T. Palmer, M. Bortz, K. Hall, C. McKee, J. O’Callaghan, R. Heiple. Miss Carson THIRD ROW W. Smith. T. Sutyak, B. Buczak, W. Rosenberger, W. Lynn, R. Ragan, C. Hall, T. King, E. Duke. G. Bucco. S. Bair. K. Carlson. B. Hornock. E. Stein, K. Stuby, J. Baker Girl’s Chorus FIRST ROW' D. Pa n:cr. M. Bucco, V Murphy, O. Burlack, J. Simon, O. L. Shuster, C. Mackey, P. Baker SECOND ROW F Ru Jolph. D. Hitchings, A. Conner, J. Busi. F. Wisen. L. Thomas, L. Porter, M. Pratt. S. Moore, Miss Carson THIRD ROW K. Calhoun. P. Pierce. G. Shrum, I. King, A. Shaulis, A. R Kelly, J. Bressler. R. Gabriel. L. Singleton, B. Ramsey, M. J. Good Boy’s Chorus Commercial Club FIRST ROW J. Bortz, T. Tatarka. B Hornock. Z. Malloy, V. Bauldock. M. Bash. D. McCreary, R. Vought, N. Ednie, K. Calhoun. M. Purucker. M. Tagliati, J. Reedy, R. Gabriel, L Singleton SECOND ROW' — Miss Hall. M. L. Serene. R. Gabrielson. R. Forney, L. Treece. M. Horner. E. Pratt. V. Hughes, M. Roland, J. Bu . G. Shrum. A. Ramsey, P. Grosklos, P. Grosklos, O. Burlack. P. McDivitt, B Morton, L. Stein THIRD ROW’ J. Juliane, K Jordan, J. Soler, M. Clawson, D. Roland, M. Stepic, J. Vatter. W. Shirlev, N. Shayka, H. Cunningham. T. King, K. Waterloo. M. Marts, T. Gozelanczyk, R. Clawson, A. Fenili, E. Duke, C. McKee, R. Ragan, W. Smith, F Rhea. S. Bair Future Farmers of America FIRST ROW' K. Hall. W. Beaver, T. Sutyak. B Rosenberger, W'. Zaranck, M. Bortz. J. Clawson. W Dice SECOND ROW M. Clawson. D. Dunmire. L. Noel. J. Compton. J. A morose, D. Roland, J. Maine, J. Compton, M. Negley, H. Urban. Mr Bechtel THIRD ROW J. Treece, J. Kinnan, C. Hileman, F. Kline, W;. Kinnan. R. W'alkcr, L. Barnett. J. Barnett, H. Shirley, P. Kelly 45 La SALTIANNA 1951 Thespian Club FIRST ROW H. Cunningham, D. McCreary, R. Vought, M. Bash, L. Treece, R. Forney SECOND ROW Miss Jackson, N. Shayka, E Harshbarger. M. Marts, D. Roland. J. Soler, B. Morton La SALTI ANNA — 195 1 46 47 La SALTIANNA 19 5 1 La SALTIANNA 1 9 1 48 Footbal FIRST ROW J. Cyphert, J. Clawson, W. Kinnan, D. Frassenci, J. Kinnan, W. Rosenbcrger, M. Gozelanczyk, J. Amorose SECOND RO X K. Carlson, J. Juliane, J. Vattcr, J. Wcimcr, S. Bair, R. Frasscnci, K. Jordan R. Clawson, T. Gozelanczyk THIRD ROW Mr. Flick, J. Heifer, W. Dice, D. Cavarini, R. Ragan, R. Martin, W. Smith, T. Sutyak, S. Brink. E. Cyphert. Mr. Borowicz The Season’s Score Card for Football SALTSBURG 13 -------- 0 -_______ 31 -------- 0_________ 26 ........ 19 6 ________ 0 _____:__ Commodore Homer City ............... Elders Ridge............... Clymer Bell Township _ ............ Washington Township Ferndale ............. „.. Vandergrift ............. Armagh ____________ _____ East Deer OPPONENTS ------------- 14 ------------- 19 ............. 46 ------------- 19 La SALTI ANNA — 193 1 5C The Salisbury Joint High School football squad reported for its first practice of the 1950-51 year on August 18 under the direction of a new coach, Bob Flick, replacing James Bartlebaugh, former head football coach at Saltsburg. With three veterans — John Weimer, Ted Sutyak, and Steve Bair — returning from last year's squad, the Trojans showed promise of a respectable season; however, Ted Sutyak broke his arm in the second game and John Weimer was plagued with injuries most of the year. The rest of the squad was made up of Sophomores and Juniors. The T formation replaced the single-wing.” The boys were quick to pick up the new system. Team work and a solid knowledge of the basic fundamentals enabled the team, that wasn't supposed to win, to come through with four well earned victories. The highlight of the season was the victory over East Deer, 19 to 6. The team went into the game as twenty point underdogs. The whole squad deserves credit for this win. Valuable assistance was given to the squad and Mr. Flick by our capable assistant coach, Norbert Borowicz. Mr. Flick and Mr. Borowicz view the future football situation at Saltsburg: We will miss the team play and competitive spirit of the four departing seniors; however, with the return of this year's co-captains, Steve Bair, and Rogers Frassenei — and several other promising candidates, next year's team should prove more successful. The overall cooperation of the team, the faculty, and the student body has made this year's work pleasantly memorable.” 51 La SALT1ANNA 19 5 1 Top John Weimer, guard; Ted Gozelanczyk, right end Bottom — Joe Vatter, left tackle: Ronnie Clawson, quarterback Coach’s Comments on Graduating Players TED GOZELANCZYK — He held down the right end position; even played tackle part of the season. Ted was always good for a fancy catch. Ted's ambition is to go to Notre Dame. He has the ability to achieve that goal. RONNIE CLAWSON Most versatile player on the scjuad. He played every position except center. When calling the plays, he would always come up with the unexpected and throw the other team off balance. Ronnie also kicked off, and booted the extra points. JOE VATTER — Varsity left tackle. Big and rugged, Joe was a stone wall on defense. Always a head's up ball player. Joe missed the last two games because of a leg injury. JOHN WEIMER — One of the best guards in Indiana County. Time and time again that familiar No. 39 was the fifth man in the opposing team's backfield. John could make any small college team. Duh! O. K. Coach 33 LaSALTIANNA — 1931 Good block! Hold ’em, boys! You had better move fast, Dice! T. Gozelanczyk, right end: W. Smith, right tackle: J. Weimer, right guard; R. Frassenei, center: K. Jordan, left guard: T. Sutyak, left tackle: K. Carlson, lejt end: S. Bair, quarterback; J. Juliane, right halfback: W. Dice, left halfback: E. Cyphert, fullback Our Cheerleaders J. Bressler, L. Porter, R. Gabriel, J. Reedy, P. Bosch, J. King, L. Singleton Victory1 Victory! Is Our Cry! LaSALTIANNA — 1951 5A Business is booming? 57 La SALTI ANNA 19 5 1 Varsity Basketball K. Jordon. T. Sutyak, E. Cyphert, M. Gozclanczyk, R. Frassenei, S. Bair, R. Clawson. K. Carlson. T. Gozelanczyk. Mr. Coulson The Saltsburg Trojans basketball squad reported for its first practice on November 13, 1930, under the coaching of Jack Coulson. With Ted Guzz. Ronnie Clawson, Steve Bair, and Ted Sutyak from last year's team, the Trojans got off to a fast start by winning four out of six games before the section started. A thrilling game played at Bell Twp. on the evening of January 3 showed the true spirit of Saltsburg High. Our team lost by only two points. When Saltsburg entered the Indiana County tournaments, they had high hopes of capturing the Class B crown. Arcadia was an easy w'in. Last year's champion, Rossiter, was upset by a wide margin; however, in the last game the Trojans lost by three points to the Clymer Eagles and thus ended the 1930-31 season. Next year's team should prove to be a power-house since most of the boys have had two years' experience. There were only two seniors on this year's team. The Junior Varsity team, coached by Mr. Borowicz, succeeded in winning nine-games out of fifteen. La SALTI ANNA 19 3 1 38 Coach’s Comments on Players T. GOZELANCZYK good rebound man, played pivot on offense, leading scorer of team. R. CLAWSON — clever ball handler, set up most of the baskets with his passing. S. BAIR good set shot from the side, hard to stop on fast break. T. SUTYAK missed half the season due to an injury, smart rebound man. E. CYPHERT — good scrapper and fast break man. R. ERASSENEI — improved fast during the year, hard working ball player. INDIVIDUAL SCORING F.G. F. T.P. T. Gozelanczyk 106 54 266 Bair 76 35 187 R. Clawson 70 35 175 Cypher! 63 34 160 Sutyak 33 20 90 Frassenei 17 17 51 J. Clawson 13 6 36 M. Negley - 3 2 8 M. Gozelanczyk 1 0 2 386 203 975 SEASON'S RECORD Saltsburg Opponents •to Apollo 25 37 East Deer .... 41 44 Elders Ridge _ 32 38 East Deer 62 30 Blairsville ... 43 34 Chestquehanna .......... 20 43 Homer City ............ 41 34 Franklin Twp............ 48 31 Bell Twp. 33 40 Penn Twp. 47 33 Washington Twp. 40 36 Export 44 30 Apollo 29 32 Franklin Twp............33 28 Bell Twp. ..._ 44 34 Homer City 63 64 Penn Twp. 33 40 Washington Twp. 48 47 Kiski 32 47 Export 43 41 Elders Ridge 44 39 L a SALTIANNA 19 3 1 TOP S. Bair, guard: T. Gozelanczyk. center; T. Sutyak. forward BOTTOM R. Frassenei, forward; R. Clawson, guard: E. Cyphert. forward La SALTIANNA 19 5 1 60 The Little Trojans FIRST ROW J. Heifer. D. Waddle. J. Clawson, S. Brink. F. Kline, J. Cyphert SECOND ROW D. Frassenei, T. Palmer, T. McMahon, A. Shayka. D. Cavacini, C. Kologie. Mr. Borowicz Get off his foot, Harky! Come down to earth, Earl! Let's go! La SALTIANNA — 19 51 Girl’s Basketball FIRST ROW L. Singleton, M. Roland, J. Busi, P. McDivitt, D. McCreary, J. Auen, M. Shirley SECOND ROW - M. Serene. P. Grosklos. V. Grosklos, R. Gabrielson. M Bucco. R. Harsh' barger, T. Tatarka. Miss Turner After a very successful season of seven wins, one tie, and only two losses, the Trojanettes put the basketball away for another season. Saltsburg's oldest rival, Export, spoiled the Trojanettes' excellent record by defeating them twice. The team climaxed the 1950-1951 season with a spaghetti dinner and an evening of entertainment. La SALTI ANN A 1 9 ) 1 64 Coach's Comments DOROTHY McCREARY Season's high scorer; only senior on the squad; shot 51% from the foul line; excellent at evading her guard; moved like liquid around the floor; a good loser as well as a good winner. These are only a few of the reasons that Dorothy's absence on the '52 team will leave an enormous gap that will be difficult to fill. In all around ball playing, Dorothy was tops. PATTY McDIVITT — Junior forward and captain of the team; hit in 34% of her free throws; a nice overhead shot; should be a worthwhile member of the '52 Trojanettes. MARII.YNN ROLAND — Junior guard and number one man on defense. Her evasiveness, her ability to get off her feet, her understanding of zone defense, her basketball sincerity — these are the qualities that give Marilynn a bright future for 52. JEAN BUSI — Junior forward — small but enthusiastic; 42% from the foul line; knows how to move. Her experience this year should be valuable for next year. ROSE GABRIELSON — Junior — did an A-l job as our under-the-basket” guard. JO ANN ALIEN — Junior — gained valuable experience this year. A hard working forward. LILLIAN SINGLETON Junior — small but a mighty guard. Had an uncanny way of coming out of the mob with the ball. TRESSA TATARKA Junior — Switched from forward to guard. INDIVIDUAL SCORING F.G. F. T.P. McCreary 49 20 118 McDivitt 43 10 96 Auen 24 6 54 Busi 17 8 42 Shirley 7 4 18 Bucco 4 3 11 Roland 1 0 2 145 51 341 SEASON'S RECORD Saltsburg Opponents 34 Alumni 22 31 Alumni . 19 32 Bell 32 40 _ Freeport 9 15 Export 29 30 Bell 23 40 Vandergrift 28 35 St. Michael 27 41 Export 46 43 Vandergrift 35 ♦League games. 6S La SALTIANNA 19 1 TOP P. McDivitt, forward, captain: M. Ro'and, guard BOTTOM J. Busi, forward; D. McCreary, forward; J. Auen, forward TOP L. Singleton, guard: T. Tatarka, guard; R. Gabrielson. guard BOTTOM The Trojanettes in Action Basebal Salisbury Joint High opened its 1950 baseball season with fifteen boys reporting for practice under its new baseball and football coach, Mr. Flick. Of the six returning lettermen, five were on the starting lineup of the 1949 team. The Trojans fought hard, but won only four games out of twelve for an average of .333. The Trojans lost a great player when Robert Heifer was injured in the second game of the year. He recovered and played in the last game of the season against Bell Township. The boys comprising the 1930 squad were: Gozelanczyk, R. Clawson, J. Clawson, Bair, Frassenei, Dunmire, Deren, Dice, McMahon, Bankosh, Heifer, Baker, Weimer, Fennell, and Davis. Of these players only Dunmire, Deren and Heifer won’t bt ba l for the 1951 season. The season's scores were as follows: Saltsburg IK 0 ______ 0_______ 4 ______ 5 _____ 10 ______ 19 ______ 0________ 4 _______ 6 2________ 1_______ Opponent Washington 4 Kiski ... 4 Elders Ridge 14 Franklin 8 Bell 8 Washington 0 Edgewood__________________________ 1 Elders Ridge ___________________ 1 Homer City 8 Avonmore , 0 Franklin 5 Bell Township __________________ 12 Pitcher Guzzy Guzzy • Ronnie Guzzy - Ronnie Ronnie Guzzy Ronnie Guzzy Ronnie Guzzy Dice Ronnie - Guzzy Dice • Guzzy La SALTI ANNA 19 5 1 68 There was ease in Casey's manner as he stepped into his place There was pride in Casey’s bearing and a smile on Casey’s face; And when responding to the cheers he lightly doffed his hat. No stranger in the crowd could doubt 'twas Casey at the bat. — Ernest Lawrence Thayer 69 La SALTIANNA 19 5 1 Right Around School Dunwell Contractors, Inc Coal Stripping ‘ Excavating Grading Trucking Rental Equipment Maybe Mr. Maguire w:ll be another Longfellow! SALTSBURG, PA. For your contracting, call 33-200 33-223 32-675 Paul Sekora, President; David L. Miller, Sec.-Treas. The Saltsburg Press Hugh A. Jackson PRESS PRINTING PLEASES PRESS PUBLICITY PAYS SALTSBURG Established 1875 PENNSYLVANIA R. R. Martin Compliments of FEED • GRAIN and FARMERS' SUPPLIES Mrs. Ed. Ewing Saltsburg, Pa. Feature Merle Clawson staying awake in class! Compliments of the SALTSBURG LUMBER SUPPLY CO. Near P.R.R. Station — Phone 3-3211 A COMPLETE LINE OF ALL TYPES OF Building Materials W ould the shock be too much for the teachers if Bates would come to school for one week without missing? A. HART MOTORS INC. Saltsburg Pennsylvania Hi-Point Service Station H. L. Weamer and Son High and Point Streets SALTSBURG, PA. Shoes Clothing Richfield Gas and Oil Men’s Furnishings PHONE 34 333 Salt Street Can yon imagine Norma Lee not tiring in Mooween? SALTSBURG, PA. Compliments of Compliments of Dr. T. M. Hadden V. Vitali Dry Cleaning Pressing SALTSBURG PENNSYLVANIA SALTSBURG PENNSYLVANIA W. L. Coffman SMAIL'S PHOTOGRAPHER Avonmore, Pa. 45 North Sixth Street ADAM HATS INDIANA, PA. BOSTONIAN HATS | John F. Johnston Williams Market GENERAL INSURANCE SALTSBURG, PA. Phone 31730 SALTSRURG, PA. Can anyone imagine Guzzy 0 being short? La SALTIANNA 19 5 1 82 Compliments of Fitzgerald Motor Go. PONTIAC • CADILLAC Sales and Service 141 Cluster Ave. Phone 492-A VANDERGRIFT, PA. Compliments of Oklahoma Florist 1300 Hancock Ave. Phone Vand. 903 Okla. 5030 VANDERGRIFT, PA. Lingarone Supply Company Phone 33221 MOOWFEN, PA. Have you ever seen Miss Turner nonchalantly watching a basketball game? Especially in a Salts-burg vs. Bell game? JOSTEN’S FINE CLASS RINGS ANNOUNCEMENTS AWARDS for over 50 years Representative: Louis Erickson Box 8082 Pittsburgh, Pa. 8 La SALTI ANNA — 195 1 Compliments of Santrelli’s Restaurant Clarksburg — Iselin Road I wonder what Martha Bash would took like if she were a blond? Compliments of Steffenino Grocery ISF.LIN, PA. Compliments of Alexander’s Market KISKI HEIGHTS Compliments of Fleming’s Service Station GAS • OIL • BATTERIES Phone 31146 — Route 80 Clarksburg, Pa. Thrift Mart Joe Flaminio, Prop. GROCERIES Saltsburg, Pa. P. R. Schmittle SPORTING GOODS G. E. APPLIANCES TELEVISION Saltsburg, Pa. 85 La SALTIANNA — 1951 Compliments of Beck's Machine Shop Indiana, Pa. TRUCK BODIES and HOISTS What would Mary T. he like if she got more sleep? Ash Shoe Company FINE SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY Mens Women's • Children's Florsheim Mademoiselle • Pro-Tec-Tiv • Portage Red Cross • Roblee Johansen LUXENBERG'S INDIANA'S LEADING JEWELRY STORE Indiana, Pa. I wonder what classes would be like if Harold wasn't always talking? La SALTIANNA 1 9 S 1 86 Can you imagine Nick teaching a class like the class of ’51? Cindric’s Sunoco SERVICE STATION Phone 41-R-14 Delniont Saltsburg-Slickville Road Private Parties • Fine Food Rustic Lodge Tavern Rt. 80 — Phone 9477-J Indiana, Pa. Can you imagine Elnore Pratt making E's instead of A's in Bookkeeping? Compliments of BRODY’S INDIANA’S LEADING DEPARTMENT STORE Bowser Pontiac Sales PONTIAC • CADILLAC Sales and Service Blairsville, Pa. Market Street Garage Elmer Salsgiver, Prop. GAS • OIL • ACCESSORIES General Repair Work, Towing, Inspection Station, Used Cars Phone 9548 — Blairsville, Pa. Eugene De Forno Amoco Service Station General Repairs Groceries Open 7 a.m. to 12 p.m. Phone Avonmore 82557 Between Salina and Perrysville Compliments of “The Reeds” AT The Maples Saltsburg Extension Doesn't Bernie Fay make a cute red bead? DRESS SMARTLY Can you picture Patty Grosklos with straight hair? JEN-LYN Dairy Bar Where 66 Crosses 380 North Washington Compliments of EGER'S LEADING JEWELERS 143 Grant Avenue Vandergrift, Pa. Nesbitt California Orange Kiski Fine Flavors 194 Lincoln Avenue Vandergrift, Pa. I.a SALTIANNA — 19 5 1 88 GRABIAK MOTOR SALES Can you imagine Lilly sitting still when Steve makes a basket? Chevrolet Pontiac NEW ALEXANDRIA, PA. and SLICKVILLE, PA. Yearbook Engravings “Specializing Year After Year Makes the Difference swaifiJfcWM® @®� as 8r5r SYKESVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA. ____5 La SALTIANNA — 19 5 1 SLOAN’S 5c to $1.00 STORES Saltsburg, Pa. Can you imagine Don Roland not liking horses? Mike Verona Co. RETAIL and WHOLESALE Fruit and Produce — Flour and Feed Phones: Store, 19-M; Residence, 113-R Saltsburg, Pa. CANTOLAS SHOES and HOSIERY for all the family Point Street. Saltsburg, Pa. Can yon imagine Pinky Harsbberger talking in class? Stewart’s Market FROZEN FOODS QUALITY MEATS PRODUCE and GROCERIES Phone 3-2630 — Saltsburg, Pa. Ruth Hall Shop LADIES’ READY TO WEAR HANDBAGS • JEWELRY • UMBRELLAS • COSTUMES Saltsburg, Pa. Home Market Won't Lois Treece and Ruth Vougbt make ideal housewives? SALTSBURG PENNSYLVANIA Saltsburg Drug Go. THE HEXALL STORE Sundaes • Candy • Sodas • Magazines ' Can you picture joe Valter in the Army? Washington Street, Saltsburg, Pa. Lending Library Kitch’s Auto Service AUTO REPAIRING WELDING Can you picture Rose Forney with long hair? Phone Delmont 21-R-3, Slickville, Pa. BROWN’S Restaurant and News Stand SALTSBURG, PA. Do you remember the junior play and Eugene Stein? Penn Ridge SUPER SERVICE STATION Richfield Gas and Oil Hot Point Appliances New Alexandria, Pennsylvania Martin’s Restaurant LUNCHES DINNERS • SANDWICHES Whitman’s and Reymer’s Candy Phone 3-1230, Saltsburg, Pa. Valero’s Garage BODY and FENDER — 24-hr. Towing Service Phone Delmont 119-R-4, Slickville, Pa. Can you imagine Albert Matson slaying home during trout season? 91 La SALTIANNA — 1951 Bentley Simon, Inc. 7 West 36th St.. New York 18, N. Y. Manufacturers of Choir Gowns, Pulpit Robes, Caps, Gow ns, Hoods for All Degrees Outfitters to over 3000 Schools, Colleges, and Churches Kiski Heights Motors SALTSBURG, PA. John Vensel, Proprietor Can you imagine Cueball not flirting with all the girls? Bastian Bros. Go. Rochester, N. Y. Designers and Producers of Exclusive Class Jewelry Engraved Commencement Announcements and Personal Cards Mr. Charles E. McDonald 920 Investment Bldg. — 239 Fourth Avenue, Pittsburgh 22, Pa. wonder bow Mrs. Dunmire would read if Mart S. would stop playing bookie? PHONE 4 PHONE 31242 Indiana, Pa. Saltsburg, Pa. Compliments of P X Candy Bar Vending Company Can you imagine the cheerleading squad without Junie? Yandergrift Pennsylvania Shuster and Goats BARBER SHOP Saltsburg, Pa. Can't you just see Sonny Butlkewitz scoring one touchdown after another next year? Belva’s Beauty Shop SALTSBURG PENNSYLVANIA Whitey's Barber Shop SALTSBURG EXTENSION Route 80 Saltsburg Sales and Service Go. SALTSBURG, PA. The most beautiful buy of all! Chevrolet Liberty Theatre Saltsburg, Pa. Delmore Theatre Avonmore, Pa. ENTERTAINMENT PHONE 32820 of the BEST for the LEAST Our Patrons Miss Julia Adisey Miss Fay N. Beck John Hill Real Estate Inc. Mrs. Mariam McCreary R. N. King George Kopchick B. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McAuley Tomahawk Inn Mr. and Mrs. Percy Nelmes Sharks Esso Station Dr. and Mrs. George M. Keibler P. C. Walter Co. Rev. and Mrs. H. L. Henthorne Penn Parts, Blairsville Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Coulter Harry E. Buchman Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Reedy R. L. Simpson Irma Lynn Nora M. Pezzuti First National Bank, Saltsburg Miss Mary Carson Edna West Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Walters Mr. C. Tagliati Hazel Martin Dorothy M. Hall Miss Margaret G. Jackson C. Lewis Ednie Mr. and Mrs. Jack Coulson Brown's Restaurant An Alumnus Mr. Joseph Frassenei Mrs. Bernard Ganley Mrs. Julia Danesi Rose Nezolyk Mrs. Stanley Tkach Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Koontz Mrs. M. L. Stepic Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Bash Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dice Mr. Frank E. Bash Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Clawson Mrs. Gladys Steele Dunmire Mr. and Mrs. Paul Singleton Miss Mary Lee Turner Lew is Pierce La SALTIANNA Autographs La SALTI ANN A 19 5 1 • : • -w.. •- ■fY •V F A, . - V.. • - . ’ v • | 4U' i� V%N • . ;v 't. 'V v ' • • • . ..- • - . ■ . 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