Sharpsburg High School - Wolverine Yearbook (Sharpsburg, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1949 volume:

1 Z I if Q4 W Q I E i , , 'E' PN N A 1 'l Y 55 Q! gs ' N W f 2 -N W B yu ? v ws ?i r i I I 3 s 1 ' ' f X J-,Z K! HX If Qmmwd. Four years of activity ciuri J prepared ourselves for future years, pas your inspection. in this, our annual, we presen four years of work and piuy. ?JYIl1H!?l!El'!E1'llZ1TU!51R!tI ffl !!!L :is nc which we have better ses in review for t an informal history of FFHE STAFF VVQ sing your praises loucl: You Um Ninn Wake Cnnn' .nnll snug .n llllJlIlK' ln nmn nnlrlu' 5l..1.,,,Im.g lllgll, SONS mlllil Ili1llQllll'I'N lHULlCl ltr spllklil llt'I' lfllllb- lx-1' your voicm sour up lo llu- 1-vm' cncllems xlq' Xvillw llmc prdiws ol lncr luslruus nunw- Swell llle ulmrub as uc almnl our nlollo loucl nnnl Lln-dr, N Hflorl ancl Quunlryu ever llc- our fry'- Xnnl lel'5 always wvll rem--rv fins' own Alum Nlaxlvr clcl Honor lo our 5llm'palmrg lliglll IIURU5: U, Slmrpblnurg lliglng Llcfn' Slmrpblnurg lligln. Um' folors guy. in lull rlisnlny. CJIIP' nlglue- fnncl Xvlmilr'-H wc lly- Xvillu full ZllJlJlillI5C' nncl lusly rulns. 'r VldllI'CC CllCCl'S lqijl' Sl1i1l'lJ5lJlll'Q lAIlQlll S r nolulc name uncl lasting lunw. in mu-fnls justly proucl l , 2.7, 1. ,,3v,,,.- ,V .A ... WT 35. K' , ,--4 , f QK4 -.y ,P , Y 4 v E, '12 Zecficcafzcan . Xxle, llie Clash ul I9-I9, sinnerely clenliyule lliib year lmoli lo NIARCELLA C. GEARY in gratelul appreciation ol' lfxer invalualble guidance anal unclerslancling in solving our prololems, big or lillle: lwer-palienfe, tolerance ancl consicleration: ller sense of llumor xvliicll malies laer classes enjoyalvle: lier clriving inlluence wl1iCl1 in- spired us to strive ever towarcl our goal. The unclerclassmen join us in wislming you, Nliss Geary, llie lJest ol all , that is good. You have gainecl a cleep ancl lasting place in our hearts anal affec- lQlOHS. M557 YOLU' pl21llS PFOSDQI' Elllil. y0Lll' Cll'GillUS COIUC ll'llC. Puyv 'flwrw HSL 1' .-v . 1' - . - 1 5 . , N 3' 1 . -'Qi ' l-':f -iw . ' ': -I '9 '. ,5-glkgfl f 06 L MY ' .a v X 9 Wdaeame Page Four SW! Advisor: Nlks. CARDIELLA VELTRI Eclilors-in-Chief: RONALD GAUGHAN ANGELINE CARRICATO Associule Eclilor: NANCY NlAOLA Procluction lwcmagerz JOHN BENNARDO Business Nlanagers: Arr ALFRED NEWILL GABRIEL NARCISI Ecliiorz DOMENIC MERIGLIANO 14 1' V i Um WJMMZJQQKGQJ To Nlr. .lohn B. Veltri, our Supervising Principal, we present our gratitude, goocl wishes, and sincere thanlcs lor malcing our last few years in high school our hest ones. Under your guiclance, Nlr. Vellri, we have seen many of our dreams come true. At long last we can hoast ol an Athletic Field, a Band, a high school lihrary. a Year Boolc, a well-equipped Art Room, ancl numerous visual aicls. As a graclu- ate ol S. H. S. yourself, you have instillecl in us a love of our olcl Alma Nlater, and in the years to come you have our solemn pledge ol t l MR. JOHN B. Vemm Supervising Principal B. S. in Ed.. M. S, in Ed. Graduate ol Duquesne Univ. anrl the llniv. ol Pittshurglx. There is perhaps no liner method ol instilling character into youth than hy example. ln your life, Mr. Hershelman, we have seen at worlc all those elements of character which you have so sincerely tried to instill in us. The inlluence you have had upon us will lceep your memory alive lor many years to Come. 'I ' agre- I ,t g, 3' unwavering loyalty. We hicl you farewell with the hope that your memory ol us may he as pleasant as ours shall ?llNVFlYS l5P ol YOU. NR. F. XV. FlFRSl'IELMAN l'lif.1l1 Srlmol Prinripnl A. B., 5. in llrl. Cvracluate ul Valparaiso Univ. .tml Duquesne Univ. lvlcmlnvr nl lfaculty, Sfliool ul Eclucation, Duquesne University. , ,fa Page Five jf If n4,.:p,,,L,,. KW. .. , 1 171-nv-1-1.-s.. r-fver, -44.1 4-rf,-.4-, .-3--.u...i..5q.-.vglsy N ' -3 f.c,.Ag,5, 'i-V ,' A ' 1'fEg 'rf' H V. kwMW...Ai2V . 517 A A LW Qia- gcamcf of fcfncaiicw Pngr' Six f-vi 49' Sr'air'ri: Ralph Niaiiry, Birs. ixiary Bias:-r, Vice Pri,-sificnl: A. Liiiian Pacso. Svfrciaryg Fciix A. Cannon, Sianfiing: Grorgf' P. Srimnill. ifziwarri XV. Niiiir-r, Ravnmnfi Xi. xiarlir-r, PM-sirivni: Ailornvv .i, Aiircri Xviinvr, Scimoi Sniirilur. A 7'LM44Ze XXII? cio nol wanl liiis year ixooii lo ine mcreiy a record oi lime ilappy years spent at Siwarpsimurg High, XVQ want lo offer it as a triivuie to our Board oi Eriufalion, our principais. ami our leacirers for time imowiecige and irappiness we iounci iwere. VV? wiii lry lo ide- woriiry. in lime Coming years, oi lime PUCOIITHQC' ment liwey iuave given us and oi' lilo iailir liicy iiave piaveci in us. S l,WE1:Lxx Wfmifbwmm -4 'QWN6 lgwpxmx V lx N5f'- ul ,W WW EEL UQHW .WWWW4 4El EEL-WE Qi E2 Ti, X xg W 1 f N' f um '-'l iii-1-. F Q 4 1 ,aff .4 2:::1:h'?f 'f 'LAJQZC I f., V A . 3 7 1 , K -ff' 54 X., . ef ,pw 'gf' ff? , Z fra' ,. 3 2 iff V . , Z, I if , ,x JAMES J. CULLINANE n B A n rt Ph. B, c P IWQICQ Cm J 'mf Q i Nlallu., Spcninq c r Hcamm ROBERT FOLLETTE NIARCIILLA C. GEARY FRANCES X Ed. EW. B A 1 uc In uclrml Arie Nl nl mm ulirs, English ' English Rcwdlnq QABIUEL IVIANGONE VERA NIARSICO I1 bl cl B. S. in P. b N1 Asel Cr mlm '1 cs Vocal Nlusic I 8 N WML, Z I' NIARGARET MATZ B. 5, Phys, Ed., Hcall n, ll 1 I English I, Library XICQANN X ' PJ, 5, In Hmm lfun. A IARX n vnmklng C-ivicq I T r B, in NIARY D. SABELLECK ROSE REDER REGINA R 15. Ea. li Ed, A. B.. 51, A. bpnnislr, P.O.D., Uvngrnplry, Hoznlllr, English, Latin, AIYIPF- HiS'0YY Rrmlirrpi fwnnsurnvrs Erlur. F i 'fr- JACK C. SANTALUCIA CARB1El.l-rX XIEL A AIICE XVALSH B. S. in Nlusic, Supv. A. Bu DI. S. in Q- E V of NILlsiC Shorilxand. Typcx 'ing IUWKHSI1 I- IV- Band Nlaslcr, Sr. Chorus Sccrclarial i ' I--i1'm1'Y Practice 1 I- 6 , Page Ninn DFFICE STAFF - ,IOSEPHINE LEI-IAN IFR, .IOSEPH SFTTINH NIARTHA NIICLIUGPI. R.N Sflmul gvrrvhirv Nrlmnl Ilm-Im' Srllrml Ivlrrsv Wand 27, ACKNC ENVI .EDCIQIVIENIS - -I-Iie Staff ol THE XVOINERINIZ wislies to express its cleepest appreciation lo tlie Iollowing Ior tI1eir SIIWKXPIT' rmcl spr-vial vllorl in nmlcing our yearluoolc n success: NIRS. CARNIEI.I.A VIEIEIEIQI. Ior In-r sincere interest :incl fnoperation in procluring tlris your Iuoolt, :incl Im' Iier invnlunlwle zissistnnve willi our Iinanrial prolhlems. DDROTHY LAVIA, CGNSTANCE BABUSCI, HELEN RONIANOVV- SKI, JEANNIE BUTKIEVVICZ, EVELYN PUGLIESE. DORA VIDLI, CAR! NIELLA EERRARO, NANCY SUBASIC, CARNIELLA BRUNO. DONALD CELENDER, RALPH BECKER, JEANNE VVINTERS Ior their time work on tI1e ciilzierent Comlnittees. II we-'ve ounittecl any names. please forgive us. NIR. VVAGENER ancl THE JOHN CRAXVFORD PARK PRINTING CO, Ior tI1is line printing iolu. NIESSRS. CDLAO zmcl HPXRIDINU Ior lI1eir I1eIpIuIncss and Coopera- tion in talcing our yearluoola pir-lures, nncl llie COIJAU STUDIOS Ior our Iueautilul pictures. VIR ROIIINS HADDOCK ol .IAHN 8 OLLIER ENGRAVING CONIPANY, wliose patienre anal suggestions Imve enaIJIecI us to overcome many olostacles, and llie ,IAHN ff OILIER ENGRAVINCE COIXIPANY lor tlweir Fine engraving join. TO OUR IESOOSTERS :incl XXIVJVERTISERS,-witliout wlmse Ilelp we Could not puIJIisIi Ilmis Imola. III-Ip us lo sluow our :appreciation In llwem Idy patronizing lliem. THANK YOII 'IIIANIQ YUI' TIIHXNK YOU .'XNCiIfI.INE C'ARRIt'A'l1l I2tNAI.DC1AlICiIIAN , ,Ii ws 'vi f'I.'.' MVK lfIfNNfIIff9fI ' ' ' ' ' I X-wr -I xi,toi.A fIS5f'fIf'I I3fIII ' II:-mlrrrlmri. Ivlnnngcr ALFRED NEXVII AI. GABRIEL NARCISI Business Iwunnyvrs Staff Artist DUNIITNIF XIERIGLIANO Page Ten 5 J X H X lXxE f x lg fgffml Q wi uw, Wffwffmi hi E145 in fmlmg, ggi mfs, Egg 040006, W ,J 12' ll rl' f 6 1-.- .. r ANTHONY ACRI GQHPTDI Lilies a ncertainn girl Xxlants to ine a coal miner Pct pc-eve-'l'c'aclicrs Clulns-Latin, Science. Varsity S. Journalism, Pres. Coml l'orum. Footlwall Q, 3, 4, Senior Class Play. CONSTANCE BABUSC1 Commercial Lilies clancing, Sports Xvants to ive a singer or sten- ographer Pet peeve-iiistory, liousc cleaning Clulvs-Home Economics. Sciencc. Commercial, Journalism, Glee Clulbz Operetta ancl Sr. Class Play casts. JACK BENNARDO G9nPfUl Lilies all sports VX'ants to go to college Pet peevc-P.O.D. Clulns-Journalism. Science. .lr. Historians. Dramatic, Latin: .lr. Class Play cast. Associate Eclitor, Year Book. CARNIELLA BRUNO General Lilies Leo, clowning. sports Amlnition-Plays. Eel. Tearlier. Beautician or lmusewilc. Pet peevc-Saying sn-long' to ri certain person. Clulus-Latin, Dramatic, Journal- ism, Sr. Forum, Glee, Greg.. Science, Secretary ni class. 1. '21 Prr-siclent ol: Home Room, -1 Propiiccy, Year Bonli. ROSE CAPONE 4070101 5 . L' ns all s r allung 1 0 If' il gflftll XVOYIQFI' Cl llJS'-'S . f ll, FIJYUTD. pc-eve'-Homex rl: ACiiVily'l,.0l'I1Hlillf'f', Yr-ar Brink. Page Twelve lfffl-072 'A W .., CAROLE ARTURE COHlYll0fCil1l Lilies dancing, Roxie. movies Xvanls to get married Pet peeve-Homeworli Clulbs-Home Economics, Drama- tic, Senior Forum, Commercial. lournalisni, Glen- Cluln, RALPH BECKER GPHQFUI Lilies to draw anci print Vvanls to ine a clraitsman Pct peeve-not working Clulus--Science, Com'l. Forum. Activity Cunimittee, Year Booli, JAMES BERNER CJPHPTUI Lilies swimming, liunting, girls. Amloition-to graduate in 1949 Pct pecve - p.0.D. Class Clubs-Senior Science, Journalism, Cliorus, Sr. Class Play cast. Leocmnm BUTKIENVICZ General Lilies Bill, clancing. lraveling Vlfanls to luccome an air liostcss pet peevc-Detention Hall Clulws--Sr. Science. Journalism. Sr. Forum. Commercial, Glec, Ari Committee. Year Boolc. Com a we all spo nel t ra l X ants to ge 0 Colle et peevc-Sliert weelc- .nds Clulms-Jr. Hisiorian, L iin, vi lx, Journalism. V. Pro . en r Class. Jr. Play ilor ul ANGcLr 1 I Slmrpettc, Pep Cluh Xvolw-rine, l . . DONALD CELENDER General Lilies Stan Kenton, camp lite. all sports. clancing Ambition--to loccumc a Cummr-r cial artist ancl lu win a tennis matcli. Pct ccvc-Summer vacations, lac ing too short Clulas--Varsity S, Art. Pep, Dra matic, Journalism. Science. Latin Sr. Forum, Associate Eclitor ol Journal, Art Editor Year Boolc Opcrctta. Jr. Class Play casts Basketball I. 2. 5. 4: Captain Varsity Basketball Team: Class Prcsiclent i. 2, 5, 4: Pres. ol Science Club. LEO Demsowsiu Gem-ral Lilies sports, girls Amlnitiun-to get married Pet pceve-Being called Leon Clubs-Journalism. Jr. Historians, Confl. Forum. DONALD FABIAN General Lilies sports Amltuitinn-to retire at an ear age Pct pccve--tcaclacrs Clubs--Varsity S. Sr. Science, Journalism, Sr. Clwrus. Basket- ball 3, 4, LEROY Fis ER. , Gm 1 , . pl' usi f bi ' n ac rcr e e -f ' a . is ' Jour '- . an GGYIBFKII LOUISE GAETANO Lilies Bookkeeping. cracking gum Ambition--to get a man Pet pecvc-P.O,D. ancl clrilclren Clulzs--Home Economics, Confl Forum . Journal ism. CDQMLCVM .louis LOVLLLI L mm ui I r nut tutomu :I m, qtr s cl tnung ton to L-.tri Ol-lvilb Nlcfftrry s Pet peuc rlvacliers f lu s 5r Science Journalism Cllorus A l Committee tear Boolx I E O ' GIYIIC i s ance tu travc alll engineer ecv rcl pcop fi, ulas in, Historian ra 'BH I' C BS I lay, S C,ARMEL1.tx ldmumno cJLllGI'Ol 1 es sltattig bi lxct a Amlyrtlun t be 1 nurse Clubs Sr Science ,lourna :sin S l'orum Home Economics ACll!llICS Committee Year Boolc Rosr N IARIL FORTINO lf'llI'U Lilies Gene loollvall games clo bit dating, ni :tion to lac t lrousewt e Clubs Spantslu Science Gcog ,lr Class Plax tear Boulx Com mittee Pr-t pccwe Hoincvsorlc coming n c1ry from a 'ite Graduation RONALD GAUbI1AN Unlnlljffla l.. 1 b tort imc Boo Lcpin nor m Jitlon lu Qu tu co cqc Pct pr-exe IN inn bu aslc in P O D Class u vs lr Historian Latin tt Llllc Jollfna lsnl Coln I E llof c tear Boo 0 . ci, . 1 , Lila-s B'llin ds. - . I 'l fs. .' li. f . Amltuixi ' lie ul . 5 t- I lr-I . ' - , L '- , . V , 1 ' 7 '. . ' S I Qlic a U 5, ', ' Am n 0 ' ' , c in a le 'I . tt' . ' ' , D -- I 'c, ie .c, . tl S. l s J ' c s , X y . I lgk-. 't,, ts'-lrll I V . . F K 3 Pet peevc-rspinaclm, liumeworlc - . ' . l' , r. ' . ' . f fit! G' ' I . 4 , , u , t M A i - 2 K E 0 ll' -' ' l v 7 A ' s t ta 1 1, 1 ' .'- ' ' L E.. I, .1 ' . U V Y ,.. . , ' , . l f d. , . ' . C ' I ik-s-il l. l. lik' ' lc A l - . ll . l , 1 .- T: -' V' lJ , ' . . Clit:-.li -I ' , .- , S-- X 4, l' , cl' - inACl1i Yr 9 V' I Page Tlllrtuen Lols HABIILTON General Lilies roller slialing, guoul musiv.. Jimmy, all swung Amlziiiun-to be a good wurlxcr Pct pccvc-Ar! Class ClulJs-Lakin, Science, .luurnali5m. DOLORES JASNIECRI Conunurciul Lilies dancing, slialing, Cluucli Ambition-lo lJc a slcnngraplxcr Pc! pccvc-cmply dance lxalls Clubs-Spanislm, Pres.. Bus, Flgr ol .lOLll'!'!illiSlll, COIll,l, ITOTUIII, V PYCS. HOIIIC ROOHI. LORETTA KUBIT Commercial un . aslivll 'Jag 0 ', Pc! , '-com' l I C Carl? ul C 1'l. F , Sci cnc. ournalism, ' 'Jr Furum LAXVRENCE LAW General l ili-L-Q s urli l 'xlin Nlwllu J , p ., ,K ,. 1 Alulwilion-lo ln' a pllysical :zulu calion inslruclor Pc! pcc-vc-clancing Clulvs-Varsily S lln-as., l'rf:s. .Il'. HlSlfJfiaHQ, HYPIIIC ROKDITI PYP? iclcnl: Class Tn-asurcr, 1, 2 Foollyall Cu-Captain 1, 2, 5, AI CATHERINE NIARTONE General Lilies loasliclloall, rlancing, A'Carm Amlvition-to wurli willl bus. lm Clninns Pct PL-eve--Srlwoul Clulus--Homv Econ.. Scicmc, . Hislorians, ,luurnalisuh Cum' Opcrcha, .lr. ancl Sr. Class play casls. Page Fourlueu Do I 5 . 0 I C eru es ' uto y, IIIo I Alnioiti -t Cu II, I Pctpf e-1 4 Ja a er I --Journ I r. .N -Inge, ' I , Year --I II. Di lor. ,wiv I GABRIEL NAIIcIsI General I..iIces iazz Inusie, jitteriiugging. singing, women Alnbilion-to IJe tIIe LouIItry's lop trumpet man Pet Peevc-wzIIIcing IIIICC Iiigiits III stairs cvcrv Jay CIuI3s--.Ir. Historian, Latin, Sci! ence, Drmnatic. CIIorus, Sr. Ciass Piay. Business Nigrw Year Bunk. ALICE NEUMEYER Genurui Likes to go to uutu runes anti Dave Amilition-to do any IQIIIII oi wurii Pet Per-ve-to get up eariy in tIIe morning CIuIJs-Science, .Ir. Histurizms. Home Economics. Pep, .IournaI- isIII, Artist Siiarpcltc. EVELYN Pucussia GQIIUFUI Likes sweet music IIIIII II Icrt.IiII buy 1 AIIII3iIion-lu In- II nursr Pct Peevcf-Iacic of IIIenvy .IIIcI serious pcopie CIUIUSP-COIIIII., Dramatir, Sr. Fu- rum, Journaiism, Pep, Treas- urer Home Room, Aci and Ac- tivities Committee Year Book. CLEMENT PERRONE General Likes sports, Inuvics, giris Amiaition-to graduate Pc! Peevc-coming to sctnml CIuIJs--Varsity S. Science, Sr, Forum. FootIJaII. 2, 4: Student Director oi Senior Ciass Piay. Ju,xI:IH?II +R Q I. ' I rgv, 'I mi, utIII's ' A II v ' ' MI et-V , for C , ir ' ', ' ism, S. , , Ience 7 IL' ,U Im ' ILLIXI ' ' UIIGFLI, Jr 2 I nutb' ' Iaus 'ct- III Iutmn 'as station Iqn fmt poop C LI ws- I Iuotn IALFRED NEWILL GUllI'fll Q 2- ICMO Cnverti e Buief. fr rzmri gl mwition-to gra unle ' -- ' Im 'I Cnivinet rl 'I'er I t Peevcs-getting up or scIoo 'II .J.D. css fxuws-Varsity S, Ir. Historians, Sr. Science, In . rts. ramatic. .:Iin, ,IournrIi:1n, Q, Forum, C Iorus. I:ootI1'III 2, 5, 4: Bus ell , Ixigr, , .., '. 5 Jr, a Sr, Cwss Pay cwsts, Business NI'III'Igcr Yewr ood II Mlm I gmt I Ie . ' QI I VN I IuIv rt I Ie I ItII .Io 5 I III Sr rr I I 'X l II Ye ou I tl N C s Pin VN IU: ' . C1 I L JI I 1 It I Ipgi I g III AIII I er' 1 L, ' ' PCI Peew, nm ,IM g i IIIICI A. ' I I I rs I S In I.lI 7 J -I I I I I Iktt If bl its an Is I n A I d IIIILI be IIII I nit PI- I I I . n I Pf Id I I II A D I I fl - er I . . k ImaII 1 'I J 4 mi I. I I I . I B L DoLoREs PISANI Gl'nK'VUI I-iIir's-spuI'ts, IIIrIx'it-s, 1'IuIIIus AIIII1ition-I0 slay singie Pvt Pcevc--srimoi, smart aiecics CIIIIus-Spanisii, .Ir, Historians, DraInzItic, Sr. Forum, Sr. Science, V, Pres. Jr. Forum, Sr. Science, V, Pres, Ir, Year: Pres. Home- mom 3, 4: Activities C Imitee YI-nr Book. NIA GRACE N A PHP II ! I iis s fIIti I t ' . ciu 'I '. II tl -IIIIIr Iv J An mi I In In: nurse ' -, nn ': , . IC omen 1-I ing, . a. - ' . . 1 Al'ltN'I Ics ' Lam es, ,vt e-C 'eiteri p In N I D II tif, Co ,, P I III' II-I r Sc' . C ' ay ft nc XIULII4 Buoii Puge I iIItuuII f 1 , ff a , Xf J' 1 NORBIAN APP , ' mf! Genera 1 ' 'es slialing vooclwor' g. ancl f x'ies ff yn mlm 1 l c x rlyrnel ry F!-ol1za 1'rl5er i3ffiL.,if :7?i g fig Clulns Jlncl. L, eafl' , S' ef v..,Z!y sfrifnf Till.. lfmer. ,SL Class Treasvfgluclerrl Nlanam. 3. 4. S ge wg., Jr. ani Sr. Olassflgilaysl Comil. Forum, Acl Jdornmillee, Year Book, HELEN RODIANON K1 GEn9fUl Lila-s all ' r ern , in Ar o imc 'pf r ' 1 ' In j wif. .iffmw2:.,, 'Sd om' lenc Lf in l'l0TU liqf j . agar -, . ass ays, res. al' u . Sec. rsi S, lun i Reporter ,J-jSl1arp le, Operclla, Acl Com- millee Year Boolc, Clmeerleaeler. NANCY ANN SUBASIC Commercial Lilies lo clance Amlnilion-lo ine a Receplionisl or Slenograpimer Pct Peeve-lmys wluo canil fiance Clulns--Spanislr, Comii.. Journal- ism, Sr. Class Play, Class NNill, Year Boolr. DOLURES blkrmosm' GPIIPTUI Ambition-to lac a lr-leplronc oper- alor or lrousewilc' Pet Peeve-quiet people Clulvs-Home Economics, Glor- Sciencc, Pep, Confl, lsorum, .iournalisnn Fasliion Arlist Slrar- pctle. DORA VIOLI Commercial Lilies clancing anal gooel limes Arnizilion-lo lic a success in somellwing Pet peeve-lacing pinrlnrrl c.i'lul7S'-'Ci'lfff', Dfillflflllli, CUlll'l Forum, Opr-fella. Jr. ancl Sr Class Plays, Ad Committee Yeas Bflok. Page Sixlvun WOE Rocco GGfICl'al Lilies music. girls, swimming, clancing Amiailion-lo ire a Ciremisl Pet Pecvc -f ,laclc Bennarclo's clowning Clubs--Clmorus. Latin. Com'l., Sci- ence. Journalism, Dramalics, lit. and Sr. Class Plays, Operellau Vice Pres. 2, 5: Class Hislory ancl Ad Cornmillees Year Book. B'lARTlN RUSCH General Lilies loowling, slialing, lrorselaacli riding Aml1ilion-to loc a success in lilc Pei' Peeve-Delenlion Hall Clulos--Science, Spanislw. Jr. His- lorians, Home Room Organiza- ' lion, Year Book Commillce. NIATHILDA SZYMANSKI General Lilces riding in llme rain, goocl limes. VN7all Anrlnilion--lo ine a goocl lypisl ancl lo lravel Pet Peeve--nelaioy or serious peo- plc. Clulss-Dramalic, Science, Journ- alism. Comil. Forum. Spanisll. Art, Pep, Acl Comrnillee. Year Boolc. ANNA VA Hon Commerc' Lilies rn s f epbon oper- l xv. C as nislr. r ' y Cunfl. cog ry, fir r, Class Secret rv. .i . S . Class ui- l . v r r Plays, All Commillee, Year Book. ROBERT XIITA CIPIIUTUI Lilies iaaslcelinall, loolluall, swnn ming, girls lonel. Alnlnilion-lo receive as pension cirecli al an early age Clubs-Sr. Science. Clwrus, Jour- nalism, Home Room Secrelary. Activilies Connnillce, Year Book. i will .nd 30' m. QI., FM WW Zvi Cir? 1 W cuilll' PWM: 15 W Scqrinfi W ,EAN WINTERS 1 Comnwrciui Liiics dancing, making iiricnnis Ambilion--to inc ax mocici Pct Pecvr--Dunicing cionuls ami concciled boys Clubs-Conimcrciai, Gicc. Spa' nisii, Dmmalir. Journalism. Sr. Forum, Opcrclln. Jr. :incl Sr. Ciass Piays, Aci Commitlcc, Year Book. . Semcew General Liiirrs Timmic. cumiy Ciuias-Lulin, Gicc, nuiicm, Sr, Forum, Play, lrcasurcr, Club. 'v A Semcw flaw Ufficmd I 3 i 'X i'nL Cwrricwko Vice Prcwicicnl: Donnici Cc-ic-mivr, Pr:-sinim-nit: 5irs. Fiurgnrcl Fiulz, Advisor: Nurnmn . nge: ' 4 L , , R' Vi- 'r' Annu Van Horn, Sccrclnry Qmfacfzam i MARY FARBACH ER Uur sincere limnics In Nirs. iiuriuznciic-r and Fir. ifiasur ior ixciping 5 -a - lcr uur I gamcs. VVc couici aiways cicpcnci on you lo ionic ails: our qrmr ni wnii r mrlicb unci fy .,,-,! V, I t g Q, -.ggrv i .' I 1, R CAROL ANN ZIMMERMAN Amivilion-I0 inc n success in iiic Pct Pccvu-noisy pcnpic Cnnfi., Jour- .iunior Cinss Commercial .I Oli BLASER Page Suverlleen .4 W ' T g.1jj3x'.g.q,. 4 'us p 4 -ex Une fan ine Jfenen 7ene e Zeiilee, Wm Efzcoenon Silence, pnn-Zeeje! Seeing M gefienbnq N I Maw cmefz, fgemfmamff -rqffzcf Men Zhefze wwe Wane Wana! Quicken, Yncwpcwalecf W Slzick QZQ44 Jdiaw The clropping ol the Atomic Bomh on Japan was nothing comparecl to the havoc caused hy the dropping of 70 amhitious young men ancl women on the grouncls of Sharpshurg High School on Septemher 7, 1945. , As freshmen we were uncertain, timid, just a hunch ol' scrawney, sell:-conscious lcicls stum- loling awkwardly over one another in the corriclors. Our fund of knowledge was pathetically meagre, and any talents that we might have had were as yet undiscovered. Our main social event this year was a Christmas party to which everyone contrihutecl his or her share of fun. The hoys surprisecl the girls very much hy proving that they were not as loashful as the girls thought them to he. Another activity of the year was a hilce to Guyasuta. Our presiclent for our illirst year was Donald Celencler: Vice-Presiclent, Joseph Rocco: Secre- tary, Carmella Brunag Treasurer, Lawrence Law: Class Aclvisor, Miss lVlcGarry. Donald Celen- cler was to continue as our class president for four years. A 0111 OTE ClElSS. t the encl ol this year we surprised ourselves ancl our teachers hy passing into the Soph- Now sophomores. we seemed to explocle alter heing in usolitary confinement all of our freshman year. It toolc the comhinecl efforts of our principal ancl teachers, along with the juniors and honorahle seniors to put us in our places. As time went on our studies hecame more cliliiicult and we founcl we had to clevote more ol our time to our homeworlc. Gur social events for this year were just as wonclerlul ancl successful as the previous year, only now the hoys were claim- ing that the girls were heing hashful. The laoys tool: charge of preparing the refreshments lor one of our sophomore parties to maize certain there woulcl he plenty to eat. As might he expectecl, they forgot to huy any meat for the sandwiches. This certainly was a loig oversight as most of the hoys came to our class parties just to eat. However, the resourceful Ronald Gaughan came to our rescue hy passing out a lew clozen sanclwiches macle with paper naplcins in place of meat he- tween two slices ol hreacl. This year our hoys not only loolt heroes' parts in a successful footloall season, hut formed the hull: ol the hasltethall squacl. Our thircl year at Sharpshurg High was another very happy one. We hecame very aclept at skipping classes, playing hoolcey and giving lar-letchecl excuses for not having our homeworlc hnishecl. However, Detention Hall was our late ancl we macle up all this work and time hy serv- ing for quite a few nights. This year we presented, HA Ready lVlacle Familyn, as our Junior Class Play. This year, also, our heautilul Athletic Field was cleclicated. l must not forget that this was the year we orclerecl our class rings-a most important event in the lile ol: every junior. AND NONV, OUR SENIOR YEAR! The past lour years have wrought an almost miraculous change. We have become sell conficlent insteacl of sell conscious. Wliere once we stumbled we now walk with poise and grace. Our rnincls have heen enriched with a vast store ol Latin verhs ancl mathematical formulae. Many of us have clevelopecl hrawn ancl slcill on the athletic lielcl ancl court, while others have hc- come masters ol oratory and the drama. Our senior class play was clirectecl loy lVlr. James J. Cullinane ancl was quite a hit. The Hclress-upn Halloweien Dance was a lot of lun-with the senior hoys supplying most ol the lun. Vve will wincl up our social activities lor the year with our Prom which will he helol at the Pines on Nlay llth. It is with some reluctance that we close the chapter on our high school days, for the years we have passed here are lull ol pleasant memories. Page 'llwifuly S Wfif f If l 14 livllx limi Bottom Row-Carol Kulnit, Jost-pliine Perry, Virginia Blae YViliert, Emmy Lou Eisengart, Rita Ferraru, Tlieresa Flagnelli, NlRS. ROSE REDER, Armenia lerovante, Sliirley Spangler, Betty Coles, Sliirley Cvraswicls, lxlargie De Stelano, Sliirl:-y Jackson. - Second Row-Klary Uaetanu, Alien Dvfltrlbt., Velma Sclwmitt, Rose Nlontemurro, Anna lvlarie Nlagnelli. Florence Dziulvinslii, Flary Lou Dc-lp, Rose Nlarie Nlaslaney, Antoinette Lugara, Kathleen Fillmore. Frances Jodzis, Nlary Lee Xfveillacr, Pearl Fislrer, Loretta Krysinslci, Cecelia Held, .lane Lacli, Eleanor Casper, Flargaret Naccarato, Lois blue Xvriglit, Regina Kuras. Third Row--Henry Szalranslii, Louis Pugliese, Bernard Tanslii, Ronald Panza, Donald Kretzer, Allnert lntriere, Herman Huwarcl, .loseplu Capone, Len Dcmluowslri, Tlxurnas Rios, Tliomas Graham. Antliony Ca-irvm-lli. CLASS OFFICERS President - f--A DONALD KRETZER Vice President V - EZININIY Lou EISENGART Treasurer - Lois lVlAE WRIGHT Secretary ALICE DEGALBO Advisor - - lVlRs. ROSE REDER il-llis page is reservecl to pay special trilbute to our SUCCCSSOTS-'t'l16 Juniors. XVe, as Seniors, liave experiencecl time fact that time passes swiftly and we lcnow it will lne liarcl lor you to realize that you will soon loc Seniors. We will never forget tlwe many enjoyable liours, lmotli in worlc and play, tliat we have spent together during our scliool clays. Nve lmow tlml the Junior Class will Carry on successfully tlie prestige ol llre scliool. imma . S --X .r N- M H i..-.W ,, -' iii, Firsl Row-Helen Ross, Leona Szylnunslii, Flariu Corlxin, Amy Lou Vanrlm-rsall, flarn Kaslnry, Dnnim Sclmelller. Dolores Cannalaro, Virginia Cannaiam, .lusepluine Ofcorsn, lflnrwnre lrjisln-r, Kallnryn Vislwr. xlarie Banaclxowslii, Barlnara Scliwarlz, Connie Dclloss, Snplnz- Xxlisrwivxxslii, Nlary llanza. Second Row-Eva Hughes, Patricia Qing. Belly Lou Carriraio, Lilvlay Nlnnla, Dolores Criinalrli, Anna Diario Naccaraio, Doroilwy Krclzer, i ki Yina Sclnaclzlcr, Nlary Ellen Nurpliy. .loan lrranccs Dlfllllfilxvikl, .lllnff BUSSIIHH, .lljfln C,Vf2llj0XX S . i Sullivan, Evangeline Diaz, Annaljcllz: Tllirzl Row-Jolun Bcrner. Kcnnelli Sclxran, Peter Fcrra, XN'illiarn SL-ilu-rl, Guy Carrivaln, Ri:-lianl D'Angvlu, Geralcl Slxrum, Ben Nlcclina, iXlR. NICK ANGELUffl, XX'illianu Ylalyrcislq, Ruin-rl lam-lasnn, .linnr-s Howenstcin, Seraplicnc Valcnza, Nick Zannil, Anlliony Giuliano, George Paulirli. CLASS OFFICERS - - - EVA H uon es , ' . - of I X President - Vice President fxNNA BlARili N,xCCAR,xTo Secretary - - FLORENCE FISHER Treasurer - - PETER FERRA - NIR. Nicix FXNGELUCCI Advisor You lmave siartecl out well-may you always conlinue lo clo so: we sincerely liope illat Tlwe future will 'hold many lariglil days lor you. You lwave no cloulul found that the lessons are many and touglx. and that llwe roacl leacling lo llwe enrl appears to be toilsome and rougli. However, when llle plays clraw near to ilu' end you will realize, as we do now, tlwai ilwe Clays lfmave passerl all loo quiulxly. lxflalce the most ol' tliem now. -mp Page ,l'11'wrI5'ftl:lm- Front Row- Clmrlcs Second Roll' Huglms Domnlly Third Row-Ro Ronald Coles, Ricllzunl Perry, ,lolnn Rilvy, Donnlrl l'-illmorrr, Dzwicl Rvrsc, Donalcl Buccivri, Klinv, .lzumus Xyinh-rs. .Axnllmny Buldusri, Aflmu lJr-lruvifll. -Rilo Nlnzzn, Rilo Villirunn, llvlvn B:n1zurl1mvsl4i. lflorr-nrr' Xvznrrvn. Eclillm Holland, Eclna , Pluyllis Blyllmc, Fluroncc Dilnxigi, .lofmnr flzmlu, Luis Nlillia, Ann Arlurv, Aclriau Gmswick Rogowslii, Auclrf-y Jml4son. Cro Laczwa, Rolwrl Blyllwf-, lrayf- Lnvifn, Nlrrcvrlvs Blurli, Hvlcn Hclcl, lrcnc Tanslii, .loan Kanuncr, Violvt Shir, l-orf-Hn Rolf, Nlnrqnrrfl N4-unur-vm. ,loycv Spfmglvr. .lc-nn Cunninglwam, Fmnli Hcngcl. lvzxvifl y7nl1clr'rSx-ill. Fourlll Row-Clmrlvs Xvinli-rs, Donulrl l'lnl1m-g:1,g:'r, Anllmny Nlngm-lli, Allrrcl Br-rmll, Eclwin Talurosliy Donald Slmrlu-y, Nlll, llrlvimr. Donznlcl Zivlinelxi, .loluu Kozlnwslii, Xvillinm Domllrol, Xxyilliiunx Sliffrwounl, Xxlilllcr ljonillclsull, ,lolln lJu1 i1'1luw, Dorn:-nil lvruvnllfc, President Vice Presiclenl Secrclary Advisor CLASS OFFICERS - - PHYLLIS BLYTHE VVALTER Domurzor - - HELEN HELD MR. SAMUEL BIANGONE You slmoulcl loolx lorwarcl lo ll1c uexl kllree years willm pleasant anliripalion. Even tllougll you H1lQl'll lccl llml you were looliecl Clown upon luy those Hin the know ,-film upper rlassmen,-you must aclmit we were most patient with you. Good lucli, ancl may you f1DDl'f'I'lfll6 mul enioy your lliglm scldool ecluvalion. Zlmhmfw . 31107, HV n N 'S f? n l 1,1 lnrw fur VV A f. -.uc 1 ' , , , R- 9. ff 1:4951 Q ,...4...Lf ,,,. ,un I - ' Xinrilyn Alniwnn Dnlorm-1 Tornmnli. Dinnn Luvr-lln, Angela .mr-Li, Rios, Grnrr- Firsl Roll' fBolion1j-Trrvsil l'rusKnCl. . 'V ' . . 1 ' ' 'ln 1-, C. nwnn fnniglin, Ann Blade lppuliln, Hoff-nrt' Adrianne Burlinrlln, Slnrley Ldv I nr Defsranfis. Serorlcf Row-Xfviuinrn Eisr'l1g.farl, Xviuiiun Bc-srierkrr, Anloinelle Dvsnnlis, Sluirlr-nv Cnrsnm, Ninrilyn Rupp. Ruhr-rl Flinn, GL-urgin Z1-'him ,ixlihnn Sloan. Cnrynvn l m-rm, Dunn-nir Cnlrinnr-. CLASS OFFICERS President ------- ANGELA Sfxcco Vice President - - ROBERT FLINN Secretary f-A- - ADRIANNE BURKARTH Treasurer -f----- NIILTON SLOAN I - L Nflll r Regina Karninwki Slxirlr-v Hulbert, Shirley barrrcks, lxnsc 1 cn-JU, . ..., ,' XY K loan Bnlxr First Row lBotioml Li 1 A i c, L , , 1 Jane Ross. Teresa Bagnaln, Grace Zclc-znak, Eslcr Cunningham, Belly Lou ' in ers ,. . Second Row'-Nlikc Fcrra, Guy Puglicsc, Gloria NI:-rliria, Sircna Chavez, Yvonne Culilwrg, Jr-nn Bewi- lacqua, James Gralmrn, MR. CULLINANE. Third Row-'Albert Sirann, George Cook, Jerry Crooks, Joseph Srinnirh, Frank Cnricli, David Bruno. CLASS QFFICERS President ------ AI,BERT SIRIANO Vice President CYRACE ZELEZNAK Secretary - - SIRENA CHAVEZ Treasurer - k HTVONNE CLTI.IBERG E sem emerge Page rlruurrly-Ima A0 V . . ,A .L ., .., .. .,. ,....,....,,...,J...,,,uruL...4.1 -nu..-m,.g4,,5v.,-,., .,,, . A., fi .,,.1,,,,,.,,.,,.,..f ,,,y,,,:.:1 .guilt , , X V' 7 :5 . 1 G2 '--gwy-IW, . . - 1 , 2. H , ,. . E . , , - ' 1' U fl gf5Q7'FVl?5f5J54 1 , .., , 4, ,M:.iw, . ,. I v 1 . ...Xian Fira! Ron' ffjollurrxl-Cxlnn-m1- xlmlaly, frank Nlnlinini, mum Snllznfhr, Lori-lla Hcnsv', Nlary Luuisc J tux 1 'IH In 5 Scalia-. XIRS. RLWIBERUER, Tr-rx--an la-lrnm-, Nulwy Ann Smillu, Clcllmlxlilmc- LuQ,z 'k, ia! Xvinlf-fb. lnscfplu Lavizx, vmruf Row-David Nlnull, AI1-x Slulv-5, ,hm-pll Kbslury, Anllmny lwuniglio. Rufio D'Angclo, Charles DOH. Philip Bznllfuglizn. rxrnllwny Pfumzzn. CLASS OFFICERS Presicleul ---f-- PHILIP BATTAGLIA Vivo Presiclenl IXRTHUR 'DREXLER SOCrelcu'y - Rocco D,ANGELO Treasurer ------ FXUUUST PUGLIESE Vin! Run' llfullmul-IG'-Iix I,-In 1.KNp4-1, lflnnuln- BI:-in. Ndmy lkuulx, EIL-mmf Nlzugnclli, Ruse Nlnric- Kndurx, Xlury lnlvn-11, f.unu-II.: fwml.uu1.u. Xl.ngnrm-I H.ng.gnu.nirl'. Sllirlm-y Srlunill. Nwrunl Rmu'-Riulmrul Pmllvlnlwlf. frchm Rm-. .Xnm-lin linmxr-run, xlllfln-Ll Young, Dulurus Spngnuluv Ilmvfxlruf- mmf, Ifux.nnll.n Xlnulfn, fu-mgvlln XX1-ul. izmpll IXnIm firm! Run'-I Tmhuffl l..11:.nl--, Nu hm' Xlnrmm-, lm:-pls Jxrlielv. Rnlpin Xlnrsifu, Km-lnwlll Xvisa-, Dolmld I MLN, l..mu-nu lun:-N. Rnlmrrl l'.m1.n, lulm Rnjlmxwlxi, Hnxxnrcl Snrrifks. CIJXSS UFFICERS fwfnuirnzun ff-A-- Vim' fxlmirmun - JOSEPH KOLC 'lwl'C'llSLll'1'I' - - RALPH IXXIARSICO ROSAN N A Nlfxo LA Seaenifz Qfzacfew . , 1' ..,,.. 'I' .. fA,,f, W K! M31 ,.i,? Um gmc! . 1 ' - 1. . ' ' ff. BAND PIONEFRS Wm ri Mmm M Me Aa For tlie lirst time in tlie lmistory of tlie Sliarpslvurg Public Schools, instrumental music lias become a part ol tlie curriculum. Yes, this year has proven to be a lxanner year, as we of Sliarpsluurg Higli can now looast of our own band. Under tlie direction of Nlr. J. C. Santalucia, tlie laand certainly got off to a Hllying start. Qver 100 students registered lor instrumental music instruction during the early days ol Qctoloer, and the student body and faculty were both pleasantly surprised and amazed to see and lwear a 42-piece loand perform for the Christmas Assembly. A program of Carols, Hymns and Nlarclies was well received. For tlie 'First time in tlie liistory ol tlwe scliool, too, we, as seniors, will marcln to tlie stage to tlie strains ol our own liand on graduation night. Big plans are in the otling for tlie Slmarpslaurg High School band. Next year will lincl anotlaer first in scliool liistoryf-our own band will be on tile foot- liall field to Compete witli otlier scliool bands. The good wislies ol eacli memluer of the student body is with the S. H. S. loand and lVlr. Santalucia. lVlr. Sanlalucia lias our vote for the Miracle Man of the Year . . . we never dreamed it would be possible for any person to start from scratclan as lie did, and to do the line jola lwe lwas done willl tlie laand. Good lur-lil . . . Keep up tlie good world vnlv viglll S 4 ffmiggyw K., Um gm! , duff 73604 Umm X P I I-f luwvllx 1 4,-Q-nn-..-ur I 4 .Ju . . .nllmf ' . v. COMMERCIAL FORUM The Commercial Forum supplements tbe instruction of tire Commercial Depart- ment. It Iceeps its members informed on the Iatest business procedures by means oi speakers, reading, movies, and discussions. 0nIy seniors are eiigibie for membership, OFFICERS Presiclent --A--- ANTHONY Acnl Vice Presiclent - - JEAN WINTERS Secretary - - f - - DOLORES PISANI Treasurer - - - - DOLORES JASNIECKI ADVISOR - - NIR. SAMUEL MANGONE DRAMATIC CLUB Tire Dramatic Ciub, sponsored by Niiss Geary, bas for its work tbe stuiy of pieces of dramatic Iiterature and the occasionai presentation of caretuIIy seiected piays. Tbe Ciub meets time second Tbursday oi every montb. OFFICERS President A - - - ELIZABETH COLES Vice President - PA'rRrc1A GING Secretary - - - - SHIRLEY JACKSON Treasurer - - - - ARDIENIA IEROVANTE ADVISOR - - MISS MARCELLA C. GEARY .IOURNALISM CLUB The Journaiism Ciub was organized in September, 1947. IVIeetings are Imeid 1I1e second Nionday of eacb month. The members print and distribute tbe scbooI paper, SHARPETTE, as titeir main activity. Editor-in-Ciiief - Angeline Carricalo Business Nlonager - - - Doiores Jasniecici Sports Editor - ----- Jack Bennardo Ari Editors - - Alice Neumeyer, Dornenic IVIerigIiano Fashions Eciilors - Josephine Perry, Doiores Tabrosicy Aiumni Editor ------- Mary Ann Mazza Typisls ------ Caroi Arture, Nancy Subasic Reporters,-Dora Vioii, Doiores, Pisani, .Iean Winters, Dorotby Lavia, Lois I'IamiIton, CaroIe Arture, Connie Barbusci, Eveiyn Pugiiese, IVIary Cwrace Ronda. ADVISOR ---e ' - - MISS ALICE WALSH 1 Priya 'I Iltrlv 8 ' X M x 3 f 4 ,JA -f in V N M W- !,.,,n ,.,, Q ,W,.A f mfg, , ' ' 'f-Q' V V. I ff . ' ig gf ,,.H Q ew 1, 3 1 f 5 . ii ,M ,, A , 5 Q, 27 5 ., - , K A E' gs- Q Q 3 Vw in 9 Q ,Q A i V 5 34 X14 fa Q Q 3 Am y mt J 2 Q f 70- U Wh. as .r 1 V k .I ' -V , - Q , . 1. V -.. , M Q Q xg Q' 5 , V if .. '--Q fa' 1 .. -4, 5 -' ' -.1 f - - , . D , Q.: . A K H .V V Q - I f 'J -1' 1 V f , ,,' -,. V y, ' 4 lf , -' 1 C71 ,15 0 1: ' W A - I ' Wi? ly : iw 'f ' -f f ,- an . L 55.5.1 ,A Ag, - V: . f 1, 4 Q4 ' . - V - X .451 g , , ' ., X ,SW I ,,- ' .Y ,, -, 1. , ,' .lin ,, ' 1 .3 V t I' -xgff. .5 1 2 , Q f A LL Fi. '-'sa 'X l .Y ' 1 f f '5 N-1'-if , .'Q in-' 'F w A .-L 4 CHORUS The Chorus this year was under the direction OI Mr. Jack C. Santalucia. In Iceeping with the plan Ior developing a music department which could compare with music departments ol other, much larger schools, Chorus was con- sidered a regular part ol the Curriculum, meeting every day for a full period. This enabled the group to participate in more assembly worlc, and at the same time afforded its IHCITIIDCTS the opportunity to better understand and appreciate choral music. The student body Iirst heard the Iilty-two voice chorus at our Christmas Assembly: then, at a patriotic assembly in February, at the Easter Assembly, Baccalaureate and Commencement exercises. Judging from the enthusiasm and compIiInents received ot the entire student body and Iaculty, it can be determined that this has been a successful year lor the chorus. Next year we are Ioolcing for- ward to a much Iuller year as plans are being made for the tirst of a series of annual concerts. OFFICERS President . - - - I-IELEN IQOIVIANOXVSKI Vice President - - SHIRLEY JACKSON Secretary - - ALICE DECIALBO Treasurer - - - NIIARY GAETANO DIRECTOR - - - NIR. JACK SANTALUCIA JUNIOR I-IISTORIANS . The Junior Historical Society, based on the state program set up by the Pennsylvania Historical Commission, was organized in September, 1947. The group meets once a month to discuss persons and places that 'have been instru- mental in malcing Pennsylvania one ol the most outstanding states in the Union. The members also plan visits to places ol historical interest in and around Pitts- burgh. OFFICERS President - - - - SHIRLEY SPANGLER Vice President - - JAMES XMINTERS Sec'y-Treasurer E IVDOROTHY Roc-owsiu SPONSOR - - NIARY B. NICOARRY THE LATIN CLUB Celebrating its quadrennium this year. the S.IP.QfR. tSenatus Populesque Romanusj, has a select membership ot Latin students ol both past and present Latin classes who talce a lceen interest in, and who wholeheartedly support and assist the varied activities oi the Club. Last year, in the triennium oi its existence, the members won the group prize in the hiodels in Wood Class for the Puppet Stage which they entered as a unit into the Exhibit, but which they had constructed lor the presentation ol UPersephone at the Buhl Planetarium during the Ninth Annual Latin Festival, February I6-25, 1948. The outstanding achievements ol the members were: III submitting especially meritorious models oi Roman ships, schools and theatres to the Exhibit ol the Tenth Annual Latin Festival oi February I4-25, 19493 and Q25 presenting a Venus Tabieau on the stage old the Theatre of the Stars of Buhl Planetarium at the 2:15 Slay Show on February I2, 1949. OFFICERS Consul I - - - ROSEIYIARIE NIASLANEY Consul II - JOAN SULLIVAN Scriina - - - - SHIRLEY GRASNVICIQ Quaesior - ---- DONALD KRETZER SPONSOR - IVIISS IVIARY D. SABELLECK Page ililzirty-turn ,iifiji I ' N . .MLN The Chorus Junior Historian Club Latin Club 1 rm! SCIENCE CLUB The Science CIuIJ consists of approximately sixty memhers. Meetings are held on an average of once every two weeks this year, which malces a wider diversion of science activities possiIJIe Iny all memhers. The programs at these meetings incIude discussion of the Iatest discoveries in the science IieId, occasional demonstrations hy the students in the Ialaoratory, and the planning of individual exhibits and projects. During Science Fair VNfeeIc, the members visit the BuhI Planetarium where they hear Iectures and see exhibit displays Iay the students of Western PennsyIvania. Again, this year, we are planning to have a few exhiloits and projects representing our schooI. Occasional trips are also taIcen each year to other places of scientific interest in this area. OFFICERS President - - 5 - DONALD CELENDER Vice President - ALBERT INTRIERI Secretary - - HELEN ROMANONVSKI Treasurer - - DOLORES TABROSKY Reporter - - - JOSEPHINE PERRY SPONSOR e NIR. NICK ANGELUCCI SPANISH CLUB AQUI ESTON LOS ESPANOIJES. The Spanish CIuI3 is an organization for the purpose of Iaetter acquainting the students with customs of the Spanish- speaking peopIe. One of the events held this year was a dinner in honor ol our lIeIIow senior memloers who are Ieaving this year. Adios y Buena Suerte OFFICERS President - - - - DOLORES JASNIECKI Vice President - NANCY SUBASIC Sec'y-Treasurer - EMMY LOU EISENGART SPONSOR A MRS. ROSE REDER VARSITY S CLUB The purpose of the Varsity S CILIIJ is to sponsor and promote good sports- manship in all athIetics in the Sharpshurg High SchooI. Boys eIigitJIe for member- ship in the Varsity HS CIuI'J are those who have earned ton the gridiron or on the courti, the priviIege of wearing the Ietter HS . This year the cheerIeaders were made honorary memhers. The cIuI'J is sponsored hy IVIr. KowaIsIci, who is I assisted hy IVIr. IVIangone. F' ll .X ?,.Z'f 'A 'l ' i i ' I 'fl ,, 1 z ,saw ,. I , f W , V , 1 vn1NP7 ' ' Science Club Spanish Club Varsity S Club F.' ?T,,,.,,, , t t i l E, ii y, 1 ,ii E t 1 f , gt ' 1. El it E- . 5 5' ii 2 Fl F' 1. i l iz as t H l 1 One ol time greatest aclxicvements and triumplis ul our .lunior year was our Latin stuclents' attempt at puppetry and puppeteering. Tliis project lpcgan alter tlie Xvestern Pennsylvania Classical Association invitecl Nliss Saluellcclx to act on tile Puppet Slioxv committee lor tlie Nintli An- nual Oloscrvance nl tlie Latin Festival at time Bulil Plant-- tarium, Fcloruary I6-25, I9-18. ln tliis way Sliarpslaurg Higlm participate-cl in proclucing and presenting uljerse- plionen twelve times out ol time tliirty il was given on our prize-winning stage in tire Planetarium lay tlie sluf clcnts ol Scott Higli Scliool ol Norllw Braclcloclc ancl tliose ol tlie Ursuline Acaclcmy ol East Liluerty. Alvettecl lny lVlr. Veltri wlm gave luis approval to tlme project, and supportecl lay tl1e Sliarpslnurg Boarcl ul Eclu- cation which gladly clelrayecl tlie expenses involvecl, time Latin Students set lnusily to worli. Gabriel Narcisi, George Reggiunti anfl Allred Newill, alole classicists as well as lnclustrial Arts entliusiasts in tlic scliool slmp uncler lxlr, l:ollette's supervision, and Nliss Sain-llr-cliis specilieations, Constructecl tlie prize-winning stage. Donalcl Calender collalvoratecl witli Galoriel Narcisi in time artistic clomain ol scenery anrl proccnium painting on Saturclays. Ewa Wiggle! Shaw cam! Tim Proscenium of tlw Prize-Xvinning Puppet Stage us it uppeurecl ut tile Planetarium cluring lim first per- formance. Tliis is tlie Svconnl Act slxowing Pluto's Tlnrune Room in Huoles witlz Demeter on time left imploring thu Gull of tile Dc-url to relcqse liar Duugliter, Perseplionc. l Construction Crew of Puppets, Prize-lvinniny Stage ami Prosccnium. From left to riglitz Gulnrivl Narcisi, Dunulrl Celemler, Billie Dom' mul Allrvrl Nvwill. Missiiig: Georgie Rwygiunli 'lille same group marie tlw lmcly parts ul time puppets in llue sliop anti assr'lnlJlCcl llwm alter snluoul lmurs Willa time assistance all Bzllif- Dove. Amy Lou Vanrlrcrsall marie tluv vc-lvut stage Curtain and dresserl tlie puppets in grarelul Grecian clraperics will: tlie assistanre ol Rust-niarie lwlaslaney ancl Slairley Graswick. 'lille Puppelerrrs wlio so masterfully ancl clev- erly manipulatrrrl tlie puppets at llic Planetarium were: Amy Lou Vanrlersall, Rusf-marie Nlaslaney, Sliirley Gras- wiclc, Georgenc Stec, lfatlileen Fillmore ancl Dorotluy l,.avia. page Tliirtyfsix Z 4 Manv D. SABELLECK Puppcteers From left to riglitz Amy Lou Vundursall. Katllieen Fillmore, Dorotliy Luviu, Rosemarie lVlasianey, unol Shirley Grasuficle, lllissing: Gvorgvnu Sturt S will t I i nun... f.-. ,M C - 133- w W . 't , ' .' swift' . y , , .,',,W, A - .1 V , , in,-1-',, 1 . ','lf'3- j it ', 'v. - . L- - rf - . 5 .1 I-H -, ' X mls!! sf lb' pfuje- Sfaqe all Linh! uTiw Kidnapping of Pvrsepimrm by Pinto in Art One as it wus portruyemi iwilure ivigil seimni stuiients nt Built piarwturiuln on Fviwrrmry IT, HHS. Tim puppelvers for tilis art were: Amy i.nu Vunrirfrsuii unri Rnsvumrie ivlllsiulwy. Cuncurrcntiy wilii nur presentation of Upcrscpixoncf' time First Consul oi nur Latin Ciuiv. Heir-n Romanowsici. nppc-nreci .is Niiss Dimmu rircsscci in iiuwing mines ui ixiur: and winite as tim very incarnation ni Cynthia on lite state ui tim Tiientrf- oi lite Stars :turing time Sky Simw on Fr-iprllnry 17, 10-13. Amuseci iJy time imsliing activities of tlnc Latin Ciuin, more titan one itumireci memimers ni time student iwociy ni Simrpsiourg Higii visiteci tiwe Pinnctnrium under time guininnro ni Niiss Nirflarry. Nirs, Refi:-r, anrl Nirs, Niatz. wiwrc tiley viz-weft time numerous exiliirils nnci ntlcnrieri imtim tin' Sicy nnci Puppet Simws. Beginning witix Niarcii IT, IOAIS, our puppeterrrs pre- sr'ntf'c.i Hpersepimnen and suiety piayiet .KTIIP Dcrnonv' in Asseminiy nt time High Seimooi Auditorium for timse slucients Wim iiaci not gone to time Planetarium, some of tin- nmli1r'rs nnri time .iuniur Higiw sturienti. Tixesf' Same 8, K f 4 f ,gh K ,4 -44, y 8 . 1 ,f ROBERT FOLLETTE Amy Lou VGYICIBTSOII GNL! ROSPH1Gfi8 Musianvy P050 with Casey, tile Ciouvnn un time puppet Stage nftor an Assembly Program in our High Scimooi Auciitorium. 1 Amit' nw l 7 if il 11 ff' 4- 4 NjYf 7, A scene from Hpeneiope, tile Fuitiliui Xfvifef' siwwing ifuryrieia eonsoiing Penelope in Uiyssos' Pniace in itizucu, two pinyicts were again prc-sc-nteri to tile gcncmi puiniic nt time Lincien Avenue Sciioni ciuring Open House nn April 50, IO-18. Faseinatrvci ivy time nrt oi puppeteering, Rosemarie Bias- inney, in Coiiuidomtion with Siliriey Grnswicii, wrote a two' net pinyiet, npcneiopc, tile Fuilimiui Xwiic-U, wiiicix was given witix appropriately armngeci properties nnci new fostuming in Asseiniliy on .lanunry IQ. I9-19, togetixcr witin a ixumorous nmnoiogue ivy Ucnsey, time Clown . Bntix lixcse selections will again he presented to tile public nl Open House in time Spring. i'u,4i1 Tilirtvweveu I 2 I I I ll 4 J f -'fikivf E. I I G I I I I I I r, I I 4. I I. Qi I I I I I i I 5. I, I I I II I I , DomEN'L MERIGIJHND 6 A'l'HLE776 I-7FLD Skmfpifzwzq Jfzgk Sckcwf fqfkfeiic The Sharpshurg High School Athletic Fielcl hecame a reality through the efforts of the 5'H'A'!?P5BI!l? Sliarpshurg Borough Council and the Boarcl ol Education, both hoclies having sponsorecl and lloalecl 523,000 lqoncls. The Fielfl was clecliralerl on Suuclay, August 29, I9-16, Alter a line parade in the Com- munity hy local organizations, speriul cleclicalion ceremonies were Concluclecl at the Fielcl by the .'Xrnerir'an l.eg5iou ancl the Veterans ol Foreign Xvars. Seven ol our high srhool football games were playecl on the illielcl last season as well as quite a numher ol ganws hy local Hsancllotl' teams. A special Physical Eclucation course was ronrlurlecl llll'l'lLlLfllUlIl the summer uncler svhool supervision. This sm,-asoii we l'XjDlfl'l' lo see our own Banfl uncler the lielcl lights, llugw 'lhliifly-viglnl S ' I T If , V, ,,.!,,,Q . -' - 'fr -his X ' I I x .I , . J' .3 , ,j?i4!+f'j54gg'i ' ' z I1- ,i:-'.gg.' I-i-,,,,,. Ass'T COACH NIANGON E COACH KOWALSKI 1-yvlin Qi, -Y , Y, , First Rom-Nr-1-ly, Arri, laaw, lj:-rrnnr-, Rios, DAngr-lo, ljugll ,,,-,,...l-..-.-.....i- swarm MW '4-sr-, tiarrirato, Valenza, Szalranslii. lxnauer. Fifffil, Nl Sernncl Row-nlagnelli, Talwrusliy, Xxim., fannit, Srlmran, l'-illlnrm-, Darierno, Giuliano, . eclina, Sliflllll. Riley, Dornurnt. V Y X lxfJXvAl QKI fiowfli' Rapm Nl:-will lnlgrsj lialwusmi, l,t-trnyirlu, Zielinslti, Paulivlx, llwml Run-. IR. . -- . . , g. . 4 , Krmlrmski, 'l'f.lm,slw, Capan--. tjmvf- lxlgrsl, NIR. NIANUONFQ lAssit KU-zulil. THE 1048 FOOTBAU. SEASON-- Tlwe 19454 lootlvall season is oyerl For S. H, S. it was just anotl1er year. ancl just anotlsuer lootluall season. Xvlmen tlie roll was Callecl to start llwe '49 lootlaall season tlmere was no response to V5 ol tlie olcl names. Tlwere were only 3 varsity letter men lelt lrom tlme last season, lout tlwe XV.P.I.A.i.. otlifials insistecl lirmly tliat we use llie regulation eleven men. So-we clicl--ancl lwacl a poor season as stores go. However, tl'lE limluer 'leven coarlwecl lay .loseplm Kowalslci tancl our new assistant foaclw, Samuel nlangonel, clicl manage to garner two ties cluring tlae season. None ol our games. tlmougla, were lost clue to lacli ol laearl or spirit, as was slmown lay tlme numerous lumps ancl lwumps on llwe memluers ol tlwe winning teams. N0ur lvoys never lost laitlm in tlaeir alvility lo Hwin time next one. ln laet, Hwait 'till next weelq lveeame somewlwat ol a retrain in llwe lnalls ol olfl Slmarpslnurg Higlw. Fir. Kowalslfi, witla an eye to tlie luture, sent in memloers ol next yearis liirst string at every possilule opportunity. Several exlwiluilion games were arrangefl tpetwcen our own second team ancl tlwose ol otlwer selmools so tl1atnexl year's starting luoys will lie lmrclenerl, experienrecl veterans on tlae all1letic lielcl. Xve are loolcing lorwarrl to a more successlul season next year. ancl we sax lrom tlwe liottom ot our lwearts. tgoocl luelc. lvovs, lamp' lmtx- s 1 ,Wyf NM M, 'an-w ..-1-f , F ' -i2I 1ffJ f'l'I'f, 'Q wi 215:11 el, ' ' W I ' vnrr' I 'nu X W7 -- .gp ,C Av . Viuiurn N1-4-IV Rnynmncl Knaucr .nur A Fumruflc Rigful Hufumml Lvfl Emi CI cmcnt Pc Righn 'lhclflv Knul P. Hifryy-lmffl In rigfulz Avri -rmm-, Pxnglirwv, D'Anp,f-In Vnlr-nxzx. l'r'rm, lXn:luf'r. Slulnlirug-fwfl In rfgglll: Nm vly. Rim, Sfnfrxuweld, Lam f .mrrunhy Anllmny Arri rrom- Rigfnt Em! vw. -.uf .-agp, - .N , A 4,11 Q,-f.-,,N,-w., 4 '4f?fJ'3-5' .+-. 756 f94ff-419 gcadkeiialf 7mm ifiieelingz lbugliese, D'Ang4-ln. lntrivri, Cr-lvmli-r iiiaplainl, Howarel, Carrifato, Capone, Stumiing: Newill ixlgnl. Rios, Knauf' The IO-to--19 version oi the Baslxeteers ol Sharpshurg High was marie up ol many new laces, with only Herman Howarql hav- ing varsity experience lrom the previous year. Qui' sharpshooters tools to the hoop game lilie l1lLlC'lKS talce to water, and courage ancl cletermination ran exceedingly high. Finally, alter many weelcs oi gruelling Com- petition ior the open herths, one senior icelencler, Captainl, two juniors il'lowarLl ancl lntrieril ancl two sophomores iD'Angelo ancl Carrifatoi were given the nod to barry the honors lor the Blue ancl Xwhite. Soon the yearling quintet hegan to fast ahout lor ioes on the court. The Green ancl VX7hite ol East Pittshurgh surcumheei to their onslaught. The liaithlul Alumni were the next vivtims, lollowecl hy XV,lJ.S.D.. Sacred Heart ancl Snowflen. Xvith live sralps uncler their hells ancl with their heacis in the rloucls, our yearlings clashecl out to meet Etna, hut the Rams l1ZlflClil1iiCl'CI1t icleas. anal alter a terriliic struggle, our Xvolves were Hnosecln out hy an narrow margin. Hampton caught their wrath anti survumhecl to our warriors hy one point, but East Pitts- hurgh reversecl the next clerision hy winning hy one point. Vvounrlecl ancl haltle-srarrecl, 'Inge l'urly turn r Vair-nxa, Vita, NIR. KOXYAISKI tlliaf-iii. our Xvolves were no match lor the lnciians ol Nlillvale. Breathing lire ancl cletermination, the loop- sters hit the victory trail again hy ciowning Snowclen ancl Etna, hut Edgewood firew a clark cloucl ancl white-washefi our hoys. This was lolloweci hy a close defeat hy Hampton. Someone was going to pay for this humilia- tionl Xvith grim determination. Our glaci- iators oi the Court met the uncieieatecl Ecige- wooel Nlaroon ancl Xvhite. playing meth- ociically. our Xvolves hanciecl the league leacl- ers a stinging cleleat ancl quiclily lollowecl up hy out-pointing Nlillvale, Closing the season with Aspinwall, our hold warriors toolc an early leacl ancl helci it throughout the game, hut in the waning minutes Laciy Luci: changecl sicles, ancl alter a thrilling see-saw hatlle, the inevitahle happened--we lostl Following this last game, our hoys were invileci to a party helci hy Nliss Niary Nic'- Carry. A huge calce in hlue and white trimming, with Sharpshurg High ciecoratecl on it, helpecl to liit the loaci from their youthlul shoulders. A liine encling to a time season. to a group ol' line American hoys who have learneci gooci sportsmanship early and carried themselves accorciingly at all times. ' N i 1 I I PRACTICE 'IIIIVIE I I I I I DunaIrI CVPICIXCICF U In Vu.. Raynuoncl Knaucr I npl. R I r CCllI1'F cwllllfil Fl7flIIllrlI READY OR NOT,- Mfr lo K iqIxI: I'IoxxunI, fqxupmu-, Vilu, C1-In-lxcI:-r, fnrrlml-I 1 Ilrgu I'orlyfII1rcu if -Xxx 5 .K i i ' f ,Yi F, K Um Glam New CASTY4 i:WD!ff774D!57f7MY 4 l 0200 wuhvp 4 f I tj' l'urlv lull! K. X 1 K' . 'tn ff. gy, I'-L J A Reacly 5lacle Familyy' was our Junior Class Play. ll' was clirectecl ldy Nlr. Francis Ruggieri, ancl was quite a lnit. During our Senior year we presentecl HHeaclecl for Eclenu which was clirectecl by Nlr. James J. Cullinane. The aluove pictures show some of the lliglx spots in the play's action. Alllmouglm uHcaclecl lor Eden was a different type of play tlwan is usually presenlerl lwy a lliglm sclmool, it was well received lay the public anal was a lnig success. N ,,..5mu.snax M14-N , 1' ., ,nik I gem R'-fn I . - ' W-pf' 'I he ' V .Mg 1'-Xi. ., '- V 7 i if 1.55 .'.gQ.l. . Y ., ,, ... Aff . -- +A- 1 -. ,MWA lm..- .w.Jg.-N-AH - f , l ,. l l l Y. AC-Rl is the looy, the man, or what have you, He vvgnlt marry soon, cause he coulclnlt be t . CPll3eOl..E ARTURE can holcl her own any d . Shellfl malce a good wife--soon, l'cl say. CONNIE BABUSCI canlt loe wrong, For on her lips therels always a song. Qlgliet BECKER, lout oh, so nice, l et you clon't see him rolling the dice. JACK BENNARDO, ciarlc and slim What cioes Clarlc Galnle have on him? JAMES KBERNER, so lair and goocl loolcing, ls ready now for a theatrical laoolcing. CARMELLA -BRUNO is an engaging gal, To young ancl old shels always a pal. Good things come in small paclcages, they always say, ROSE CAPONE tits this clescription in most every way. ANGIE CARRICATQ, whose honors ancl praise ,Havenlt gone to her heacl or alterecl her ways. DON CELENDER, an artist ancl more We predict will till galleries galore. JOHN COVELLI is a iteacherls pest, ln .fact cletention is his most frequent rest. Leon DElVlB0VVSKl, rather shy? Donlt you worry, helll get hy. Herels one fellow who isnit a pill, His last namels DQVE, tirst namels BILL. FABllAN is slender ancl tall, Boolclceeping cioesnlt faze him at all. CARMELLA FERRARO has curly hair, The lcicls all thinlc shels pretty fair. LEEROY FISHER is the laoy whols notecl or,-1 His goocl sense ancl whole lot more. ROSE FORTINO does her work, You can tell shelll he no Ujerlcf' l..OUlSE GAETANO will always he As tlighty as a loumlole-hee. RONALD GAUGHAN, on matters clull and ponclerous, Tallcs as well as a man in Congress. l..OlS HAMILTON will never sit haclc, For getting along, she has a certain lcnaclc. MARGARET HUNT is the cutest thing. When she passes, you hear,- Boi-ingl' DOLORES .lASNl-ECKl 'is always on call. For a jolo to loe clone or to carry the hall. RAY KNAUER is a hig huslcy fellow, .lust let him smile and it turns the girls mellow. DOROTHY LAVIA lcepit the home room roaring, From her alone, words were always pouring. LAVVENCE LAW, sits in his corner ancl rioesnlt move, Hes the lcincl thatls in the groove. f'7 'T'ff2z:rw: Y 'at ' w.ss,', .gr E.. su.M-.Mi Samoa WM '4 WM h'lA0l-A is one ol the harcl Worlcers, Youlll never llincl her among the sliirl4ers. CATHERINE MARTONE, just in style. ,Always has a lrienclly smile. Little MAZZA is going to he a steno, She will sit on the hoss' lap ancl have leno--oopsl DGNIENIC lVlERlCvl..lAlXlO is the artist great, l preclict helll go places--itls his tale. rl0ANNlE Nlll,LER loves to swim, No cloulot thatls how she lieeps in trim. GABE NARCISI has a jolo as an usher, Vvith the girls we hear hels quite a rusher. VVllol,lAlVl lXlEEl.Y sure is tall, Ancl for Janie he clicl tall. AlalCE NEUNIEYER sure can clraw, ln her worlc there is no tlaw. ALFRED NEVVllaL just cloesnlt rhyme with anything, But hels a goocl lcicl anyway. CLEM PERRONE is always late, lt seems Hcletentionll will he his late. DGLLY PISANI is the stulli. Ol her we cannot say enough. ll youlve a play youlcl lilce to stage, ltls EVELYN PUGLlESE youlfl lnetter page. NIARY GRACE RANDA loves to joke. Oil things ahsurcl she always takes note. N0RlVlAN RAPP always taxes his lorain, Vve hope his efforts wonlt he in vain. JO JO ROCCO is the clown ol our room Qn Broaclway he woulcl malce a luoom. HEIJEN R0lNlANOXVSKl is a laloncl in our class, She certainly is a pretty little lass. NlARTY RUSCH will he a cloctor. protes- sor, or clean: Say, that laoy is really lceenl NANCY SUBASKZ is awlully pretty Ancl she can really sing a clitty. Tll..l.,lE SZYlVlANSKl, jolly is she. A loig success one clay will he. DOLORES TABROSKY. a gal who spreads cheer, v ls heaclerl lor an artist s career. ANNIE VAN HORN can cheer. and l do mean cheer, But she has a steacly heau, so have no DORA VlOl.il has a happy lile. Shels some clancer-'sharp as a lanilel lleilf. Sleepy-eyecl, anal always late, But BGBBY VITA is swell girl-luait. JEANNIE XVINTERS is cluite a slcetcli, 'it lucl 'll mlce that lcetcl'17 Xfvllc ' , CY QUE' XVI IT c c - CAROL ZIBINERBIANS eyes are brown. her lips are recl Really, is there anything else to he saicl? Page l'urty lim -fr-.,-- Ulaw pfwyzhecy Xvith the aicl ol a Crystel lmll, l ani going to tnlie an imaginary trip t0 years lrom now to some ol the large cities oi the United States, in tlte hopes l can loretr-ll what the rnemlders ol the Class oi '49 will he rloing then. ln the northern state ol Nlaine, l see Raymonal Knauvr ol loothall lame: he eoaclnr-s lootlwall at ctw University ol Nlaine. The Crystal liall now shows a radio lrroaclcast in New Yorli City'-and who do you suppose is directing the orchestra? lxly old iriend, Robert Vita. who is non linown as Uthe Swing King , l see an announcer step up to the microphone-it is none other than Norman Rupp. Xvlxo else COLIlLl sell Hlx,lEtI'VCl FlEllCPSi' OVCY' ll'iC t'HCli0? The crystal ball clouds up, and when it clears l see Elohets' Field and a haselball game in progress. The game was going along smoothly until a Broolclyn Dodger came to hat and was called out on strikes. That did itl Out ol the loullpen rushed the manager: he argues with the umpire: the umpire argues right hack. As usual, the umpire won, and Anthony Aeri was given a lree pass to the showers. Seems as though most ol the class ol '40 ended up in the BiG city. leanne Xvinters and lvlargoret Hunt are lamous models here. ililieir pictures in all the national magazines are drawn lay classmate Donald Celenrler, who is now a celelorated artist. Louise Guetuno and Annu Van Horn operate a Niusic Shop and are becoming quite prosperous. Billie Dove owns a night clulm: lie always said he wanted to make money the easy way. Carol Arturo is now editor ol Charm Flagrizine, and on her stall is Dolores Tabroslzy, lleacl Designer, and Alice Neumeyer, Artist. tftow this class stints togeihertl lt ser-niecl to me as though practically our whole class was settled in New toni, but when l Iooaed into the Crystal ball again, l saw Nliami, l'l0riLla. fuck lien- nurdo is ixlayor ol the city, and he made lmown the lact that Florida now had a lady Governor-our own lvlari- ruine Piazza, with Loretta Kulwit as her private secretory. and llnelyn Pugliese as a member ol the legislature. Nlarianne is trying to push through a law requiring all men to he married lay 28 or lorevcr wear a pink ribbon in their hair, Her only opposition to this lmill is Rose Fortino who ljelieves that men slioulcl lui- marrivrl lay ll or wear a rilmlion. ilialli alrout our politicians ending up in Vloritlal ftllrerl Newill was running lor District Attorney-his posters said Vote lor Honest Alu. l hope his iriencls clonit give liirn away. lolm Covelii is luis press agent, Ciulzriul Nurcisi was running against Al-my. my, and they were such good lriencls in liigli school, too. lliurty Ruscli is also in Nliami-lie owns llie largest halaery shop in the worlrl. On the lveaclx was Leo Dernlioiuslri, Ialiing litt- easy-clo you ljlilliltf hint-l'le worlierl so hard wliile in school. Page Forty six 'lille iryslal hall now shows an airplane trip to Nvasli- ingion. D. C, The stewarcless on the plane is Dolores Iusnieehi. Her lriencl, Nancy Snlmsic is secretary to the president ol Capitol Airlines, LeRoy Fisher is a special guirle to all the important lauildings in VVashington--his lavorite huilcling is the one where they malce all that green stuilf' Bill Neely is a pompous government ollirial. losepli Rocco. with his accordian, is the presiclentis lavorite musician. Helen Romunowslzi, is supervisor ol Nurses in the Vi-t's hospital there, Ralph BUFIQPI' Ftrttil lfllflffi Bf'fUl'f HH' ht!! tbl. ll'tt f'0UI'lll'y'S l.iil'llflI.lS men. 'lille next place shown in the crystal ball is South Bend. lncliana. Donald Fabian is now Notre Dameis greatest loasliethall coach. Domenic ivlerigliano was on the Notre Dame campus. Because ol his linc reputation as an artist, he was commissioned to paint a picture ol the school. Carmellu Ferrara is a waitress in the school caleteria-she lilies that college atmosphere. Rose Capone owns and operates a chiclccn iarm in lndiana-a very prolitahle lvusiness. Farther west. lvlory Grace Ronda is a ranch owner. Dorotlly Latvia is her range cook lor the Dudes. l guess Dorothy didnit get all those millions she was always wishing slie haul. Still larther west- Los Angeles. Calilornia to he exact. we iind Clement Perrone has sueresslully lalien over the spot vacated hy Humphrey Bogart. Catherine ltlartone co-starred with Clem in his last picture. Dora Violi directed the picture: YOU Sltllllltl l1itYtf 59071 lu-r-slie Itlililf' H5 gttllfl EFI HCIOI' HS cilt'ltI. At ll,C.L.A, ftngeline Curricula teaches Political Scif-nee. lvlolliilda bzymanslei was also at U.C.L.A.- hut clnnlt jump to conclusions-she was washing dishes in the kitchen, She always said slielcl end up in college. one way or another. leanne Bntkiewic: is a sales girl at the mens glove counter in a large department store there: she lilxes to lwltt the men's hands. Carol Zim- merman is married to a captain stationed there. Now what do l see in the Crystal Ball? Not Sharps- lourg? Did some ol the niemloers oi the Class oi '49 decide to stay in the old home town? Yes, l see Ronald Goaglmn at the door ol our old Alma Nlater, Sharpslmrg High. He has talren Nlr. Hershelmanis place as prin- eipal. lVliss Nancy Maolci is teaching Shorthand and 'typing told rockin' rhair must have gotten lVlrs, Vcltrii. Dolores l'isuni now owns the Sharpshurg Pharmacy where slie usecl to worli alter school hours. Lawrence Low is manager ol the laig new theater in the town. Connie Bulzusci talies the spotlight in the role ol a Dutch girl in the light opera 'tithe Red Nlilln at Pitt Stadium. Ioan Miller antl Lois Horniltori have chosen to heroine housewives and are quite happily married. ililm crystal hall is growing clim again and refuses to clear upg perhaps l must wait ten more years to he alnlc to see what my classmates will he doing then. At least l lrnow all my lrii-nrls are successlul in the lines they ll?tVl' t'llttSf'H, Xxllttt flllllfl Nik FOI' fll0l'l '? A 5 , mp- 'Q , .Af 1 f Q ff 1 Q , ,' B . ,E hh 4 wi 4 1 in A j if -r uf if, , W, -Y . 21' , .f ,, W, wp.. 4, ,, , , . I f z, ' 4 ,f ,2V '45 ' 25311 +a:.- Lf- ,Q 'Q , jg. A T 4' ,f 2Q'4,i . 4 L ,2f.? i2 L'.- ' Q -'3 5.?.?,5',L' ' ' .. WI wg '- Q 9 1 ., Glam WM. .. Vve, tlie Class ol 1949 ol Silarpslaurg Higlt Scliool, laeing ol souncl mind ancl mem- ory, clo laereiuy declare tl1is to lae our last will and testament, tlwerelay revolving all otlmer wills ancl promises macle lay us. To Fir. Veltri, our Supervising Principal, we leave our goocl wisites ancl sincere tlaanlcs lor all tlie nice tlnings lie lias clone lor us. To Nlr. l'lersl1elman ancl our teacliers we leave lalessecl peace, calm Clays and peaceful niglats. unclisturlaecl lay' tl1e llarrowing prola- lems tlaat we as a class presentecl tliem. To ll'l6l11, too, we leave memories. Niem- ories, tlaat in Clays to come will solten ancl grow mellow, ancl linally serve only as amusing tales to lariglaten tlleir autolnio- grapluies. OF even greater value, we leave our erst- wlaile instructors ancl guarclians a vast luncl ot experience. Experience tlxat will laelp tlwem, we laope. to meet time prolalems ol luture senior Classes witl1 fewer lueaclaclaes ancl greater optimism. To tlie unclerclassmen, we leave some aclvice. Never complain. Alter all, you coulcl lJe on tlie tilircl lloor lor lour years. Carry at least two luoolcs witll you wlwen you leave scliool eaclm clay. lt may not leel goo-Ll. llut it will looli goocl. Be courteous. Never cliew QLITI1. Tlie lualls liave a tlmousancl eyes. Donlt slcip Detention. ll you Llo, you'll get Cloulyle insteacl ol notlwing. Follow tlwesc rules laitlilully, ancl someday you may luef come a Senior. ln aclelition to ll1e aluove mentionecl, tlie Seniors tllemselves liave a lew trivial tlrings to laestow on tl1e unclerclassmen: ANTHONY ACRI leaves iris lootlpall alpility to .loiln Dacierno. CAROLE ARTURE lnequeatlrs lier long lJlaclc inair to Rita Nlazza. CONNIE BABUSCI leaves tier long. slencler nails to Flo Diluligi. lnut l1opes tl1at slie wonlt malxe any niistalces in typing lJe- cause ol tliem. RAl.iPl'l BECKER laequeatlms l1is alpility to worli to Ben Nleclina, ,lACK BENNARDO leaves liis place in time clmorus to Nick Zannit. .lAlX'lES BERNER lbequeallws liis title ol Hxliss ljin-Uljw ol' SHS. to Antllony Carvelli. tllememlner time Beauty Contest. lml1?l CAR5lEl.l,-A BRUNO iiequeatlws lier alxilily to clown ancl lieep lVlrs. Nlatz. liappy in Gym classes to Nlary Gaelano. tvllurn on your rliarm, Nlaryl Pugv i'urlyfi'i44liI LEOCADIA BUTKIEXVICZ lnequeatlms laer spot as tl1e only girl in Stucly Hall to Eleanor Casper, wiio prolaalaly won't get into as mucl't trouble as sire clicl. ROSE CAPONE laequeatlis laer laclf ol lieiglwt to Frances .loclzis laecause slae tl1inl4s Frances miglnt get too colcl Mway up tl1ar.U ANGELINE CARRICATO leaves her sliorttiancl laoolcs to Rose Nlontemurro. tRose woulcl appreciate your Als more, Angiei. DONALD CELENDER loequeatlls lais jola ol malcing signs ancl clrawing posters lor tl1e sclaool to Antllony Carvelli. .l0HN COVELLI leaves l1is ltveautiiul singing voice to Ginny lwlae Vvilcert. LEO DENlBOVVS'Kl leaves ilis good at- tendance recorcl to Ronald Panza. Bll.l..Y DOVE laequeatlis luis niclc-name Hlfiaclctireu tacquirecl laecause ol llis worlc in tlie Lain., to tlolin JB Riley. CARNIELLA FERRARO lnequeatilas ller ability to lieep quiet cluring class to lier sister Rita witld tile aclvice tlaat Rita use it. LEROY l:lSl'lER lJ6ClUCE1tl1S lmis place in time Spanisli Clula as tlie only lnoy memloer to Yvilliam Talaroslcy. . ROSE FORTINO lyequeatlis lrer fbarts in all luture plays to Teresa Nlagnelli. l,0UlSE GAETANO luequeatlas lmer alyility to claew gum witlwout getting caugl1t to Parry Gmg. RQNALD GAUGHAN lnequeatlis a lnottle ol aspirin to wluornever inlierits liis sliare ol time yearlnooli lieaclacltes. l-OlS l'lANlll.-l-ON lmequeatlls lier long walls to scliool lrom Kittanning Pilie to l,oret-ta Krysinslti, wlio lives a liall lnloclc away lrom sclaool now. FUXRGARET HUNT lnequeatlis iter cliecring ainility to any luture clieerleacler wlio may lbe interestecl. DO V Fiji N 'IEC 'l bequeatlws lier lieig t to -eona zvmal w 10 cloesn't want to grow up to lie as tall as slwe is. RAY KNAUER lJequeatl1s liis aloility to tallf to all tl1e girls in time halls to Henry Szalranslci ancl liopes Henry will liave as mucli success as lie lias liacl. LORETTA KUBlT laequeatlis ller quiet ways to lter sister Carol. tAre you insinu- ating Carol lSN'T quiet, l1mm?l DORGTHY LAVlA loequeatlms lier lront seat in P.O.lD. class to Rose Nlontemurro ancl laopes Rose enjoys tlae cliscussions 'ls mucli as slie clicl. ,LAVVRENCE LAXN ieaves to Adam Powerhouse, Petrovich his numher ten toothait jersey. NANCY MAQQLA hequeaths ati her compietect Bookkeeping prohiems to Amy Lou Eisengart so that she wonit have to stay awaice nights figuring t-hem out. hequeaths her hooiiy piaying ahiiity to Virginia Canna- taro hut hopes Virginia ctoesn't get caught as often as she ciid. QOI1, those Detention Hail Bluesi. NiARY ANN NiAZZA hequea-ths her hasicethaii iong shots to her sister Rita in order to iceep up the name oi Mazza in Sharpshurg High Schoots Hail of Fame. DOMENIC MERIGLIANO hequeaths his art taient and piace as Statt Artist on the yearhooic to Domenic ierovante. JOAN NIILLER hequeaths to Regina triqootsiei her umotheru parts in ati high schooi piays. GABRIEL NARCISI hequeaths his trap- ping ahiiity to Anthony Carveiii and hopes Anthony cioesn't get caught in a trap him- self. XNILLIANI NEELY ieaves his Ugoiciefi' toe to Donnie Fiiimore in hopes that Don wiii maize it shine in his future years on the gridiron for S. H. ALICE NEUMEYER ieaves her ahiiity in art to her sister Wiargaret. tYou,ii have to woric hard to he as gooti as Aiice, Niar- garetii ALFRED NEVVILL hequeaths his ahii- ity to Clrive safety tsateiy, dict he say?i to Guy Carricato with a worci of caution never to iciii any stray cows. CLENIENT PERRGNE hequeaths his ahiiity of handing in ati of his homework on time to Pete Ferra. DOLORES PISANI hequeaths her red and white sadciie shoes to Anna Marie Naccarato who wiii neecl them to travei to the thirci tioor every day. EVELYN PUGLIESE hequeaths her ahiiity to coiiect money for the home room to Rosemarie Niasianey. tshe says her joh doesnt maice friends or intiuence peopiei. MARY GRACE RANDA hequeaths her gracious manners to Doiores Cannarato who seems to he toiiowing in her footsteps. NORMAN RAPP hequeaths his position as ciass treasurer to anyone who wants the headache. , N-ms iT,,?i V ...Uma WL!! JOSEPH RQCCQ hequeaths to An- thony Bahusci his icnacic of getting aiong with iVtrs. Recter twhen he wasn't arguing with heri. HELEN RUNiANOXNSKi hequeaths her ahiiity and enthusiasm as a cheerieacier to Virginia Niae Wikert, who wiii carry on tor in 1949-50. NIARTY RUSCH hequeaths his ahiiity to stretch and maice the aisies wicier to Teddy Schutt. NANCY SUBASIC hequeaths her Nion-' ciay morning Hcuriyn hair to Loretta Koic in hopes that Loretta has as much fun as she ciici on Sunday nights. NIATHILDA SZYNIANSKI hequeaths her P.O.D. grades to Sophie Wisniewshi anci hopes that they wiii stand her in good stead next year. DGLORES TABROSKY hequeaths her unpreciictahie horse iaugh to quiet irene Tansici. ANNA VAN HORN ioequeaths her siimness to Niary Gaetano ,anct hopes iViary wiii not have to iceep as strict a diet as she dict. DORA VIOLI hequeaths her assorted giass rims to Eva Hughes tthe secret, Eva. is that Dora painted them twice a yeari. ROBERT VITA hequeaths his loud voice to David Reese. JEAN VVINTERS is tired of sitting in the iast seat in the iast row, so she iaequeaths this seat to Nicic Zannit, who wiii proioahiy get it anyhow. CARQL ZHVHVIERNIAN hequeaths her seat in Saies Ciass to Donna Schaffer, tit s the thirci seat in the tirst row, anci the top ot the ciesic maices good reacting when the ctass gets ciuiii. BESIDES THESE ENFORCED GIFTS. we ieave-not of necessity, hut of our own tree wiii--our hiessing, tencier memories of ieasant associations together, and a our p .f U, piecige ot friendship from henceforth anct r0l'CV6I'. IN XVITNESS VVHEREGF, Vxfe, the Ciass of 1949, the testators, have to this wiii, set our hancis anci seat this twenty-fourth tiny of Wiay. Anno Domini, one thousand nine huntircci anci forty-nine. Signed. THE CLASS OF '49 Vogt' iiorlv-ltim' 'psf , I pri' r ' MIM' ,-.. 3F ,S n 1 W gi?iZ,7W..W? First Five Minutes: Looks lor llimsell in pictures ancl activities. econd Five Minutes.fQ V' 'ffm s- Does the same or his girl. Tliircl Five ,Minutes: Me- Homage 5 5 ,W if ,f ,xi -4 ' 'T Hunts up every jolce on himself. Fourth Five Nlinutesz Then Loolcs at all tliese again anal slluls bool: forever. has the nerve 'to say tlwat the yearlnoolc isn't as good as it slxould bel V14 l ll gaadm . AL, THE BARBER MR. and MRS. NICK ANGELUCCI ANTOINETTE ANGELINI ARMEE, BOB and ELMER DR. WILLIAM ARTURE JOSEPH BALKEY JOHN A. BARNEY MR. and MRS. L. BEAUSEIGNEUR FRAN BECKER LEO BECKER ANNA BIANCO BLASERS CONFECTIONERY JOSEPH BLASER MRS, MARY C. BLASER LAWRENCE CAMPBEL MR. and MRS. FELIX CARMEN MR. and MRS. JAMES CULLINANE JULIA CUTULI MR. and MRS. G. D'AMBROSlA H. C. DEBOLT DsLUCA'S FRUIT STORE CARL FAILLACE MR. and MRS. CHARLES FAIR MRS, MARY FARBACHER MR. and MRS. ROBERT FOLLETIE MR. and MRS. JOHN FORTINO ANNA GAUGHAN MARCELLA C. GEARY R. H. GEMMEL BOB HAMILTON CHUCK HAMILTON FRANCES HARDY MR. and MRS. HASER BEN HEIZEL MR. ana MRS. F. W. HERSHELMAN DR. HOFFER MR. and MRS. HUTCHISON MR. and MRS. FELIX X. JACQUES LEO R. JARONSKI JEROME FURNITURE CO. JO ANN and MARY ' MR. and MRS. WILLIAM KLARE MR. and MRS. FRANCIS KLOUSE BERNIE KOKEL MR. and MRS. J. KOWALSKI MRS. GRACE KNAUER MR. HERMAN KNAUER THELMA KNAUER MR. and MRS. STANLEY KUBIT MRS. LANG MR. and MRS. ALFRED LAVIA MR. and MRS. ARMEL LAVIA MR. and MRS, ERNEST LAVIA .JACK LEES .IOSEPHINE LEHAN Page lsiflylwu LILLIAN LICKER LOGAN SISTERS TRUMAN LONGNECKER LOTTIE and JUNY MR. and MRS. R. J. MALLEY MR. and MRS. S. MANGONE VERA MARSICO MR. and MRS. R. M. MARTIER DR. MATTHENVS MR. and MRS. WILLIAM MATZ MR. and MRS. R. MCCANN MARY B. MCGARRY LEO MEIGEIL MARY MCGINLEY RITA MICELLI EDWARD W. MILLER LEONA NOLAN VINCE OLSZEVVSKI A. LILLIAN PAESE DOLLY PANZA MARY POWERS ALFRED PRO PUGLIESE MR. and MRS, ARTHUR REDER RELIANCE HOTEL MR. ana MRS. C. ROLCZYNSKI ROSS and NVALT ROYAL BISCUIT CO. MR. and MRS. HENRY RUDZKI MR. and MRS. W. A. RUMBERGER MARY D. SABELLECK FRANK SACCO MR. and MRS. JACK SANTALUCIA MR. ana MRS. F. SANTALUCIA, JR GEORGE P. SCHMITT A. J. ASEIBEL BUD SHONTZ MR. and MRS. W. A. SMOREYS MR. RMI MRS. D. SNYDER ALICE C. SNVAN SZYMONIAKS CAFE MRS. ELIZABETH TABROSKY CARRIE TOOMEY ANTHONY TYPANSKI MR. and MRS. JOHN B. VELTRI ROBERT WALKER ALICE NVALSH MR. WI MRS. JOSEPH NVEIGAND MISS MARGARET VVEIC-AND XVEINBERGS MR. and MRS. W. A. NVINTERS MR. and MRS. GEORGE WISE HELEN WOERNER MR. and MRS. CHARLES ZEH J. L. ZELLERS ZUCCHARO'S CAMPBELL S FUNERAL HOME I3I4 MIDDLE STREET SHARPSBURG PA 9 BARNES BUICK INC 923 27 MAIN STREET SHARPSBURG PA SALES SERVICE PARTS Best Wrshes From ROBERT 6 BARTLEY FINE WATCH REPAIRING 7II MAIN STREET SHARPSBURG PA S I g 0 I Sharpsburg Hardware Cornplrrnents ot Midtown CONEECTIONERY M ddl LIGHT LUNCHES SERVED g If Sharpsburg Pharmacy FOR PRESCRIPTIONS CORNER l3TH d N CANAL STS SHARPSBURG PA S I g 2 Congratulations and Best Wnshes rom The Ladies Auxiliary of Guyasuta V F W POST 709 Sharpsburg Pa Lang s Hardware Co .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ...Q- I I I 1 I ' I . I I I I I I I I 5 I I I I3IB i e Street, Sharpsburg I , , I Across the street from the high school 5 I I I ST I' , Proprietors - Franlc and Kathryn Santalucia T l er rn 050I I: ST erlin 3l56 I I-..-..-..-..-..-..-.,-..-..-..-..-..-..- -I - - - - - - -I F E u an w u - u n u 1 n L . I ' I I I I ' 'I I 1 I I I ' I ll II I 1 I I r I - I I I I In . . I I ' - I I I I ' ' I E Fred Barnes, Manager I T er in 684 ' I I I I-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..- -..-.,- -.- -!- - -..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-I I I . - I I ' I : I I I I I T I . . I I I I I I I I I I I E I T T erin 620 I I : I - I : r I I -...-..-......-........-..-..-....-....-..-...-.I-..-2.-...-..-......-........-..-..-.........-..-...-..-..- I I - : I ' I 1 I ' I I I I Company Plumbing and Heating Supplies I 906 MAIN STREET 80, MAN STREET 3 I SHARPSBURG- PA- SHARPSBURG. PA. I I ST zflins 0537 I ST Erlang owe l -ll1ln- 1 n1nn-u-u1n--n-an1un-n-ul1u-:v--ul-nu-nu1un-nn1un-uw-In1u-ll-u-nl-ln-nl- : 1 r . . 1 : C I- I E Its Murphy s tor I I Omp ments O I School Supplies and Apparel for I Michael Blaha, Florist I BOYS and GHIS I 353 Butler St., Etna G' C' Murphy CompanYI llth St. 8: Center, Aspinwall MTBE FRIENDLY STORE, I 352 Butler St. Etna, Pa.i Order your corsages earlyI Qpen Evenings I I I .Q..-...-.......-..-..-...-..-...-...-.... .....-..-...... ---. ...-....- -..----.--.--.--I--.--4. Page l:II!y-Illrci nw...-.. ---111.1-In,nu,ul1.E-.-..,n...n-..I..m...un-..I1..1. 1uI11,.1..1..1.1.1-n.1I..1.,1,,-,,,1,,.1,...nII--II... 1 1 ..II11,I..-l.....1E..-l.1..1,.1, .......I scI-IEID's MARKET I ., MEATS AND GROCERIES . Economy and Quality I879 MIDDLE STREET I ST ming IS79 I I GALANTY'S ' IOO3 MAIN STREET I SHARPSBURG, PA. , I PAINT - TOYS -WALL PAPER I HARDWARE - LINOLEUM ST ming Isvs J I ' I Sterling Flower Shop I I sofa souTH MAIN STREET K SHARPSBURG, PA. I Flowers tor All Occasions I Daily-STerling 3592 Sun. Eve.-ST. 609OI I I BEST WISHES A. Noe ancl Son I Manufacturers of Quality Carbonated Beverages 222 North Main Street Sharpsburg, Penna. STerIing 0543 J I VAMCO I - I Machine ancl Tool, Inc.i Gauges, Molds, Special Machineryt Tools, Dies, Jigs I740 MAIN STREET SI-IARPSBURG, PA. ST mans 5988! I 'I' I Compliments ot A I HUBER'S MARKET I IsI4.Is MAIN STREET sI-IARPSBLIRG, PA. -anim-nll41lltill!IT!I1-lllllTl'1 llT 'l 'ul' E I I. Fmeman 8: Companyg 8I0-8I4 MAIN STREET SHARPSBURG, PA. LADIES' AND cI-IILDREN's I I WEARING APPAREL .I1.u1nII-11111.11un1nn--u-Ju-an-un1nl1nn--lu1lIn- I Main Distributing Co. HOME DELIVERIESH I 209 NORTH MAIN STREET SHARPSBURG, PA. ST erling-4774 I -..-,,- - ,,-.,-,,-,-,,-,-,,-.- -.,-..-I I Compliments ot ' I ScIaIabba's Fruit Market j I IO08 North Canal Street I Sharpsburg, Penne. I Compliments ot . I SauereIsen Cement Co.i I 1045 NORTH CANAL STREET I SHARPSBURG, PA. I I STerIing 2323 .......-..-..-..-..-.. --.- ..-..-.I....I-.......-... ---- ......-.-..-...- - -I..-I.-Ig. age Fifty-four , S 'P I : I-.I,..II.1mI.-.II-.II1.II1.Ip.-,Iu...,I.1.11II.-.IIII1,.II.-II.-.Im.M1.01-.I.'1M1.q.-u'-un-In-nu-nu-nu-u 1 - I Basic EHSIHCCYS. IHC- l Century Motor Sales I I Structural ' Industrial ' DESOTO - PLYMOUTH I Fabrication Furnaces - I I Light Forgings I 45-57 NORTH MAIN STREET - IPRAGER ST. at THIRD SHARPSBURG PA.t SHARPSBURG' PA' I I- 9 I LOUIS D. SIMON I' 9 2 . E-l'il 'Tll1'll1'Pli1TlIIvl can 111 1 in -1 L .1: 1, 1.5141-mg--Ignliullllnlll1-IIH1-IH--IlllllT'll1 X T I I ' I - Sincere Success to the Senior Class: Shoe Company I Berman Sales 8: Service- l g ' ' ' : I 1Iz MAIN STREET I E I i I 909 MAIN STREET : . 9 5 In 8 I I-...-..,,- .........,-.I -..........-,.,-........ - -..,.....-. ... -...-...I-.,.-.,.......,,......-.-.- - - - I Best Wishes From i Compliments OT DIL L Q N : Michael R Ferraro l , Tax Collector I I RADIO SALES AND SERVICE I an I E. - STROMBERG - Pl-IILCOI I T 703 MAINSTREET I I Anthony Ferraro 3 I ST eflins i532 .lustice ot the Peace I ' I I ' I ' I I l l l . I I I erin I NK sum 6603 I ST moi I 'I I W I --- -I II- -I ' ' I I l l I ' I I I I 24 6 - OLDSMOBILE - 8 l I ' Look to Olds TOT All that 5 New' I l STerlIn 427l I S-I-erm 4400 I I l I n I I l 'I H l I l I , I l . I I I l d I I I I -.,.-..,.....-.,......-....-......,..,-......,.-,..,-...-...-.........- -.,-.........................I.....-...-...............-...-..- I I I I ICarl Strutz 8: CompanyI I I I I COMPLIMENTS I I GENERAL MACHINING ANDI O I I E I STEEL FABRICATION WORK I5 NORTH MAIN STREET I - I SHARPSBURGIPAU I Dr. Walter Stallings I I ST Erlang b44l I 2 I I I I ! ' ' u'u ' I ' ' 'I I Compliments of Marico's Restaurant I : : I PETER M. CASPER I X I I E SHARPSBURG, PA. I WEIQIEIQULTOR REAL ITALIAN SPAOI-IETTI ' I at all times I IIos MAIN STREET! 'fl l i ' , 5T2f'i'19 2472 I ST erling 9864 ST erling sos-II I I I ' I.-.. -... ....-...-.I..-........-.... .-.......-...............-...-.--..-.... --.. .I-.......-..-...-..g. 4. Page Fiflv-IiT'e I I I 'IT I I I I I'---'---- - -----I---I----I---- -------I-T ---------+------I------------------------I I I I : BaIIce 'S I MAIN CLEANERS I I I I 1 8 T Pick-up and Delivery Service I I I8 NORTH MAIN STREET I80B MAIN ST., SI-IARPSBURG, PA. I SHARPIBURG' PA' I TRY us FOR SERVICE I I STerIIng 2I85 : l I C. A. BALKEY, Prop. E Proprietor, James D'AIesandrio ST erling 3232! I I I K '-0'1 'll-II-lv-ll-ul-nu--uu-n-un-IIII-.II'1.!,....,.1,...,,..,,......,,..,,,.,,.,..,,..,...,.....-I..- E I I , I TURK BROTHERS I LAFAYETTE HOTEL I ' ' I I Jewelry ot Distinction HOME COOKED MEALS DIAMONDS - WATCHES . GIFTS A Good Place to Eat I 4I7 ButIer Street 30' 5- MAIN STREET I I SI-IARPSBURG, PA. I Etna. Pa- STerIing Pros : E , ri g '- I-' - I-'I1ll-ll-lI-lI-lI-u- - -IIu-I!-an1n-u-un-un-II--In-ni..-...1..i..-..,.....,-E I Comphmenfs OI Hutchinson Company I . ' IRusch'S QuaIIty Bakeryi CLEANERS AND DYER5 I I I602 NOBLE STREET I I PII, MAIN STREET SI-IARPSBURG, PA. i SI-IARPSIIURQ, PA. ST eflins 4300 l I ST ming 0755 Delivery Service ' I I I -H,-,H-, -,,,,.,,...,.-.,.....-n-IIII-nu- - -u-T1nu- - -III.--I-II....,.....,1,,1,,,,, , 1...-H-' Best Wishes From Compliments of ' FRANCIS MORELLI I I I a I PENN STREET I I ' I I : We SpecIaIIze in I GROCERIE5 I HOME-MADE I-IOT SAUSAGE 3 E Shrnng 0445 J I Ivoo MIDDLE STREET I ........-..-..--------I-------3--------------------------------------------- I ' '-H-'I I I DeStefano Garage I . .. Everything in Auto RepaIr I COMPLETE WRECK REBUILDING I BODY AND FENDER WORK - WELDING I PAINTING - MOTOR AND IGNITION WORK I -I- I3th at MIddIz Street SHARPSBURG, PA. Page FIII5'-six I I I I I I I I I S SEIDEL BROTHERS REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE I MORTGAGES sos MAIN STREET SI-IARPSIIURG, PA. I ST erling 0l08 li I 'I' COMPLIMENTS AND BEST WISI-IES OF A FRIEND B. 6. CITIZENS DEPOSIT 81 TRUST COMPANY SHARPSBURG. PENNSYLVANIA Member EecIeraI Deposit Insurance Corporation A DEPENDABLE BANK HOLZHEIMER 8: BLOCK EstabIisI1edI868 v 802 MAIN STREET SI-IARPSBURG, PA. STerIIng 0529 Lawrence H. Bock Henry C. Bock COMPLIMENTS or THE DEITCH COMPANY SI-IARPSBURG. PENNSYLVANIA K .. ...FL.t5..F7.J:Li3x l.-pl... 1 1 1 1 1 1 .....1.....g1n.-ll.. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 4' I I I . I Eppy's ConfectioneryI -r----I--- - -..-......-..-..-......-..-..-..-..... - -..-..-..-..-..-..-......-..-..-..-.I. Compliments ot I I I AUPKE'S DAIRY I : : I I I9th Street . I : I Sharpsburgl Pa' I Iazs MIDDLE STREET I I SHARPSBUR6, PA. I 'IIRY 'EPPY SPECIALS' I SIMIIII IIO7 I I I I --------------'---1---I--------------I----I--I-- - - - - -'''- - - - '- - ' I E g I I I I - I I COTRPIIWPIS OI my I Braun's ICOHICCIIOHZTYI , I804 MAIN STREET I LUMBER COMPANY Swing 9935 '06 BRIDGE STREET We Specialize in North Pole Ice SHARPSBURGI PA' Cream and Patent Medicines I -H-,I-H-M-In-I-I-H-I-In-,I-I -I-i,,,,,,.- -..-..-..-..-..-1.-..-..-. -..-..- I I I I I I I DE SANTIS' INN I Sharpsbufs I I I ISPAGHETTI - RAVIOLI - MUSICI Service Center I I Floor Show, Friday 81 Saturday onIyI ml MAIN STREET , I SHARPSBLIRG, PA. , I Phone for Reservation - ST erling 9922 I ST QI-ling 985i I I Isze MAIN STREET AI. SNYDER, Manager S-Milli 1 'T- 1-IH7' T Tl'illlllilll-Uv 1lls-1il1ll1lllll-rl!-lllnillsnlltllcilllllilllIIT!!!-SUI?: I I I I Compliments of D I M O N D S X I I, 1 K.S I I . . I TARASI'S I 009 C00 I , I Q wnczit MAKER 7 I MEN S SHOP I Y'SI-IARPsBuRc.PA.1- I I Select Yours With Care I JOSEPH MMS P'0P'IeI For Your Heart's Desire TI -IITIITIIT n.i l T'I 'lT'l 'llTll'1 -1lliilinlllulvvll--hl1ll1lIlll-nllypll115131311-Quinn.: 5 I . I I I COmP meI'IS OI I Pantone Brothers I I Engineered Motor Rebuilding I COAL AND ICE I IIO9 NORTH CANAL STREET I Office and Yard: I ST UIIN9 0329 I I II08 MAIN STREET ST erIing 3322I ST erling 038I ST erling 2357I I I I .I.-..--I-..--.----I ---- -I-.-- -.--..L..-..-..-..-I. -..- - -..-..-..-I.-.I Page ITIIIVIPIQIII S I ., I I I I I CONGRATULATIONS I I I I i BEST WISHES I I I I I si-IARPSBURC I I I I DEMOCRATIC ORGANIZATION and from the A I I it I I I I I i-------- ----------------------- --- . I I V II I I I THE FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK I T OF SHARIPSBURG I I s iooq NORTH CANAL STREET I Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation I I I We Invite the Accounts ot Firms, Individuals, and Corporations , I , I I I BT' RECORDING DANCES h cl by Sterlrng Dance Club QCHICK BALDIZART at K of C BALLROOM Every Monday Nrte Compllments ot NEELY S SERVICE STATION Sharpsburg Pa CarlJ Jacobson Construction Engineer l84O Cecrl Street Sharpsburg Pa South Mann Hotel DANCING Friday Saturday and Holrclay Evenrngs 4Ol S MAIN ST Sharpsburg P STerlrng 98l5 Penn Meat Market 808 Mann Street Sharpsburg Pa BEST WISHES I'0lYl Mr and Mrs Sam Gaetano and Famrly Morellr Brothers Meat Market BIZ Mann St Sharpsburg Pa S-lerlung 0888 Canal Builders Supply Company North Canal and School Sts ST 4477 ST 0573 Redman s Garage Auto 8: Truclc Repamng 7 N Mann Street Sharpsburg Pa HARRY REDMAN BENNY REUSS A Katnrlc Service Statlon 5th 8: Mann Sts Sharpsburg Pa ST 9946 I I I I I I I I I SHARPSBURG HIGH SCHOOLI I SHARPSBURG HIGH SCHOOL? I : I I I ' I I I n I I I ST um 9898 I I I In an -- -I -II -II n an -II II- I- n In i I I I I I I . , I I I I I I I I I I I I I I . . I I I I I I I I . I I I ' I I I ll ll Il ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll I I I I i Buslness AdmIHlStf5tION Accounhng Secreianal SCIENCE' I I 'Gre or Machune Shorthand I I I I ,, I I it S I I I I ' I I MIIIII .C 815 I ' . .. I I I I I I I I I I ' I I I I I I I I I I I I.. I.. ... I. I.. -. I. .. .4 Page Yxty-om COMPLI MENTS OE GEORGE L. WALTERS. JR. Auxiliary Unit I O6 AMERICAN LEGION Slnarpsburg, Pa. .1..1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1...1..1nu1n1u...u.-pu1.m1u.1.u1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1...-ul COMPLIMENTS OF THE NATIONAL SUPPLY COMPANY Spang CIIGITGHL Division , ETNA, PENNSYLVANIA STerIing 9740 1..1..1..1,.,1H1...1...1..1..1.,,1H1,.,1.,,1.,.1..,1..,1...1.,1..,1,T.1...I1....1,.,.1....-...1 1..1,,, lT's EASY TO START YOUR TRAINING AT THE ROBERT MORRIS SCHOOL For Day and Evening Classes in Accountancy and Business Administration Bookkeeping - SecretariaI Science Business EngIistT - SaIesmansI'Tip Ettective PubIic Speaking For full information caII at the sctwoi or phone William Penn Hotel Bldg. - AT 0922 1.,.1..1,.1..1,.1.,.1.,,1..1.,1,,,1,.1,,1..,1,.....,.,.....,,....11,1...1,......1..1..,1...1..1.T,1uu1,, BASTIAN BROTHERS COMPANY ROCHESTER, N. Y. Designers and Producers ot 'Class Rings Engraved Commencement Announcement Name Cards Mr. CITarIes E. McDonald 910 Investment Bldg. District Manager 239 Fourtti Avenue Pittsburgh 22, Pa. -'Ti-T -' - - -' - - - -H-'i- -i'-'I- - - - - - - - - - -i'-'I' gctx N in i.-....-......i....-.....i..-.,....i.-i...i......-......-.......-......-..-..........-.. r Sharpsburg Foundry I l Leo R Horstman Real Estate and Insurance 905 Main St Stiarpsburg Pa. ST. O55o ......---.........--.11-, Compliments ol: C Main and Strand Theatres Slfiarpsburg Theatre Enterprises .-1...1.....-,..1..1..........--1,,......- Foss Florist KSAY IT YVITH FLOVVERS' 'y ' ' Fl u1e's 9l4 Main St. Stiarpsburg Pa. ST. O554 2 Company 2 Sharpsburg Pa Office: l84O Cecil St. Works: IS37-45 Canal St. l STerling 0264 E--I--rr 11--11 ... 1 l 1 W1 'W . M W f 1 Q EDERAL AVINGS L AND LoAN ASSOCIATION 1 or smxnvsnunc. i-.......- -..-, .. l T The Herald X Tl're District's Newspaper tor i Over 70 Years 1 HERALD PRINTING co.. inc. I Stewart Townsend Editor and Pulolislwer l l-..-..- .. .. - Al Stoeclclein Bakery and Dairy sos North Main sr. Sharpsburg Pa. l ST. 1852 i -..-i- - -i-i-i-i-i-.i-,i-i-W- - l 5 Pennsylvania Alloy Machining Co., Inc I 5 Aspinwall I5 P . 1 ST. 5890 ii-.. ...... - - .WWTWM -4 A ., az, A A, Acme Motor Parts l860-64 Middle St Sharpsburg Pa. ST. 0424-O425 Edgar E Broslus Co Designers and Manufacturers ot Special Equipment tor Blast Furnaces and Stee Mills Slwarpsburg P . CONGRATULATION TO Tl-IE CLASS OF '49 trom I Mrs. John Rusch Compliments ot The Junior Class Sharpsburg High School Compliments ot The Sophomore Class Sharpshurg High School Compliments ot The Freshman Class Sharpsburg High School Compliments ot DON ENEIX ot Herff-Jones Co. Class Rings Union Trust Bldg. Pittsburgh, Pa. Compliments ot Angelo lannuzzi VlOLl'S Grocery Store i224 Main Si. Sharpsburg, Penna. ST. 4667 MAIN BAR 6l6 Main St. Sharpsburg, Pa. Louis Buonolelmonte Nello Giammarco Compliments ot Union Bar ancl Grill Sharpsburg, Pa. LIBBON'S CAFE We Specialize in Spaghetti - Lunches Beer - Wine - Liquors l24 l3th Street Sharpsburg, Pa. ST. 9828 4. .....-..-..--.-I.-.---.-I.----..-. - --.---.-..--.-..-- --.-..--.-..----..- - --.-. I si 5 ly l J -IX YA nur SHARPSBURG CADETS DRUM AND BUGLE CQRPS SHARPSBURG, PENNA. COLAO Official Photographers of I949 55l9 Walnut Street - Pittsburgh, Pa. SCt1er1ley 7576 COMPLIMENTS OF DQMIANS MEAT MARKET . Domian Proprietor -..--.1,....1n-un1m.1H.-11....-1-.,1...--11 COMPLIMENTS OF CHURCH OF MADONNA PRIESTS 'fwgv-WMC F -M 7 I fmnxww .h 'Ai , Congratulations to I BEST Wisi-ies The Class of '49 from . from I The spanish Club The Sharpsburg High School Chorus Sharpsburg High School -..- -..-..-..-..-..-,,-,,-,,-, -,,-,,-I,,,,,,,-,,-,,-,.-..-..-..-......-..-..- I Best Wishes from Compliments of The Junior Historians The Science Club ot , I . f h h I Sharpsburg High School I Sharpsburg HIS Sc oo -..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-.I-.i-..-..-..-..-..-..-..E..-..-..-..- BEST WISHES GOGD LUCK TO TI-IE from Class ot '49 - I The Latin Club 1 Im' the I CHEERLEADERS OF Sharpsburg High School S H S 203 Marlu e Sixly-six BEST WISHES FROM THE VARSITY S CLUB or Sharpsburg High School .-.,,.1.....,....,.-......,........,....-...-...1,..-..1.n1......1...-II1 .. 1 1 1 1 TRAIN FOR BUSINESS Accounting Secretarial Training Sales Promotion Day and Evening Classes The Pittsburgh Academy et St. Pittsburgh, Pa. 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