Shenango High School - Tomahawk Shen Hi Yearbook (New Castle, PA)

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First Row: Richael, Fedore. Munnell. Henderson. Brest, Mclllrath, Allshouse. Hardiaky, Hocus. Jacobs. Cononico. Full- wood. Sscond Row: B. Reed. Alford, Dean, McGuire, Koscinski, Zurasky, Owoc, Brown, Shoaff, Hanna, Reynolds, »an- atosky. Aiken, Klabon. Third Row: Bessell, Frengel, Gonda. Graham. Shellenberger, Fundoots, Duncan. Sarbo, Sarbo, Lairel Edgerton, Barton. Forth Row: Hiler. Pilch. Kalata, Mendt, Welker. Hackett. KeUjfr Le damcaykWay, rick. McDanel. l ifth Row: 8troud. Fletcher. Slater, Miller, Mentrer, Hi hee. Me Crumb, Sillman, Sa lemon. Jonei, Paler- ino. DeChant, Braden. Allen. St. John. Welker, Robinson. Presnar. Smith, McClimans. Mis a. Barton. S® ®? J; J ® ; Urbanik, McClintock, Crobak, Currie. Berkley, Vasilchek, Kruger, Petitt, Heaton, Bookter, Cumberledge. Eighth Raw. Kukkola, Zehner, Hall, Leonhardt, Clark, Patterson, Ale sender, Kennedy. FRESHMAN CLASS The Freshman Class consists of students from Shenango, Shenango-1 aylor, and South New Castle Boro. The Senior Class of 1950 sincerely hopes that they have as much fun as we have had. The officers of the class are as follows: President...... Vice President Secretary..... Treasurer...... Advisor........ ....Phil Weyrick ....Harry Hiler Betty Ann Alford ...Joanne Crobak .....Mr. Beatty — 21 —

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First Row: Benson, Rodgers, Feola, Zixasky, Currie, Shaffer, Zehner, Houk, Eirner, Cooper, Frasi- er, Shoaff. Richt. Second Row: Walters, Aiken, McCormick, Harvey, Wallace, Ouarterson, Shaffer, Koski. Kelley, Peluso, Prestopine, Warsing. Third Row: Mr. Brown, Die trick. White, Bessell, Mil- ler, McConahy, Zorens, Swogger, Zorens, Morris, Miss Ackerman. Foixth Row: Nagel, Matthews, McCrumb, Martwinski. Jinks, Weller, Ross, Thompson, Perdue, Fiel, Rice, Proch. Fifth Row: Eid- enire, Maxwell, Nogee, C. Thompson, Marsh, Clark, Martucci, Moyer, Overback, Chapman. Sixth Row: Pearson, Nogal, Van Horn. Kalajainen, Wlmer, Gibson, Rits, Oskowski, Calhoun. Seventh Row: Shoaff. Anderson, Mitchell, Martone, Zixasky, Recheck, Erwin, Reed. EIGHTH GRADE The Eighth grade consists of eighty students, who will become the Fresh- ies of 1950. A trip to Pittsbirgh, sponsored by the Post-Gazette was taken with the Seventh Graders. The great event of the year was Eighth Grade commencement. It took place in May. Both the students and their teachers worked hard to make it very suc- cessful. Penmanship awards were presented to those who did capable work in penmanship. Home room teachers of these students are Miss Ackerman and Mr. Brown. — 23 —