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

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PROVIDE GUIDANCE AND FRIENDSHIP ?acuttcf ELEANOR M. ROBINSON B. S. Indiana State Teachers College, M. Litt. University of Pittsburgh. Mathematics, English 10 Likes bridge, golfing and dancing specializes in Math has friendly disposition and interest in sports activities hometown, Connellsville, Pa. inspires confidence and initiative keeps a quiet, attentive class. THELMA WETZEL Indiana State Teachers College, Columbia Hospital, Wilkinsburg. Our school nurse has good wishes for everyone enjoys traveling and reading spends time growing flowers hails from Black Lick, Pa. has a very patient manner a typical Lady in White always a smile and a kind word. JAMES E. SLOSARIK B. S. in Secondary Education, Indiana State Teachers College. Social Studies A native of Greensburg, Pa. graduate of S. H. S. spends leisure time reading main interests are sports and music likes to have students remember their manners very mannerly and cooperative himself always ready to help. FANNIE B. WILCOX B. S. California State Teachers, Elementary Certification Art Credits, Indiana S. T. C., Pennsylvania State University. Arts and Crafts Club Advisor A favorite of the elementary students collects stamps, reads poetry traveled to Bermuda last summer loves to help students, especially with art work takes pride in caring for her lawn and car. MARY LEE TURNER B. S. in Health Education, Slippery Rock State Teachers College. Girls Health and Physical Education An ardent sports fan loves traveling, and collecting records loves to drive, swim and express things in itty bitty form sponsors the cheerleaders, girls basketball team, and class plays. ROSE N. LOPUSHANSKI Saltsburg High School, Class of 1947. School secretary editor-in-chief of two daily bulletins constantly pestered by office callers and ringing phones, but manages to keep poise and friendly smile keeps office neat, and supplies adequate an indispensable office supply herself. Mrs. Robinson Mr. Slosarik Miss Turner Miss Wetzel Mrs. Wilcox Mrs. Lopushanski

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74e Swim St Uf AFTER FOUR YEARS OFFICERS Herman Flaminio — President Fred Barkley — Vice President Fay Vitali — Secretary Ronald Beatty — Treasurer leadership and responsibility go hand in hand, left to right: Herman Flaminio, Fay Vitali, Ronald Beatty, Fred Barkley The Senior year has been a great and memorable part of our lives, but we cannot forget the other important events and challenges we've encountered as underclassmen. In our Freshman year we had the experience of becoming adjusted to high school life, with its extra-curricular activities. Presenting the Sweater Hop, with its Oriental theme, was our main responsibility that year. Receiving our Class rings, cherished momentos of high school days, and the Christmas Dance, were the big events of our Sophomore year. As Juniors we had the privilege of sponsoring the Prom. The decorations, orchestra, and Even- ing in Paris atmosphere will long be remembered. Under the direction of Miss Turner, we successfully presented our Junior Class play. No Soap. Our Senior year has been devoted io raising money for the Yearbook and the Senior Banquet. Pictures, namecards, and the Halloween and St. Patrick's Day dances have added to the thrill of being Seniors. Our Senior Class play Who Killed Aunt Caroline? was a big success. Yes, these have been truly wonderful years, and we are most grateful to the administration and faculty for making them possible. They have provided the knowledge, standards, and ideals with which to fashion our lives. 17