Springdale High School - Electra Yearbook (Springdale, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 130 of the 1945 volume:

5 f v' ? i? 5: f 3. Q. ga 11 -w is Q? 5 Q: Pl P, il gg, un L1 ? 5 ELECTRA 1945 IZ THE SENIOR CLASS Under the Direction of Marie R. Gerino P .ents THE ELECTRA FOR 1945 A Pictorial Review of the Year IZ SPRINGDALE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL SPRINGD.-Ulf, I'EXNSYLV.-XXI.-X Only with the Cooperation Of every member Of the Senior and Junior Electra Staff was it possible to publish 'llilectra 1945.'l There ure, however, some who de- serve special recognition for the splendid work they Zlk'COII1pllSlli'Ll. lt is with great pleasure that Electra 19-I-5 announces the following honors: HIGH EST HONORS Senior Slflff JAMES lJAXVSON RAYMOND RIICKIZLTC SALLY HETRICK BE'I I'Y LOU XV,'XI.KliR ADELE NERY AI.BER'l' QUYVCAR JAMES O'CONNOR NIARI.-XY GENSAAIER PATRICIA MCDONOUGH CISSIE QJCHSENHIRT IJAVERNE CSUMBERT JOSEPH lJA'1 l'OL.-X JEAN SKOFF JUNE RIVERS RUTH PARSONS NANCY' BROUGH FLORENCE MURRAY ZELDA COCIIRAN MARY JANE DliRB.AL'NI IJOROTHY 'llENZAR lvl.-XRGARH1' Al.-XSSIMIYO SAM PETERMAN HELEN LIRO NORA MAIS SAIOUSE VIRGINIA SMITII RI'I'A 'JSHIIEL FRANK lx'llCClEARY VIOLE1' SLERPY Special lvICIlflOH is grunt HIGH HONORS HONORS JIHISOI' Staff 'IJHONIAS JVIQNZHL DONALD rl1IiOMl'S0N PATRICIA CALLAIIAN AUDREY HENRY ANN RUPERT lxlILDR1iD lll.'XRSHALI. YOLANIJA SIIINELLI GERALYN YOST MILDREIJ NIAZUR ESTHER BOWERS PATRICIA BERKES MARY JANE LIO'I'TA CATHERINE VALISEK IJOROTHY KUS1' lxl.-XRY XVALIGUR.-X ed to Lois Jean Cooper, who, although not ol tha Stuff, did Outstanding work for Hlilectrzi I9-l5.l' El member X I: WIFW' FGREWORD Wfhen we have left schooldays and class- rooms behind us, it is often difficult to recapture old familiar scenes. With this in mind, Electra ,-45 has attempted to portray school life from kindergarten to the last, the Senior year. May it remind you of familiar scenes and faces, revive old memories, and cause you to wonder what has transpired with those who are pictured Within these pages. May it cause you to forget the World's worries and cares as you glance through its pages and recall to your mind the many pleasant days and events of long ago. 1 three four DEDICATION In appreciation, We, the members of the Senior Class of Springdale High School, of the year 1945, gratefully dedicate Electra '45 to the members of the Classes of 1945 and 1946 who are, and who will be, serving their country in some branch of the armed services. 1 To those alumni who have made the supreme sacrifice, we pledge our unfailing love and devotion for the valor, fortitude, and devotion to duty that they have exhibited. Their sacrifice has not been in vain. Their names will be honored as long as We exist, for it is only by their efforts that We are privileged to enjoy the four freedoms. 7 R JAMES ALLEN EARL BARBEL JAMES BUZARD DONALD CAMPBELL CHARLES COLBORN THONIAS DOWNING JAMES FENN HOWARD HOGAN ALBERT HRABOVSKY CHESTER LAWRENCE NORIXIAN LAWSON JOHN TROYAN BILL BODICH BILL GIEFORD ARMED FORCES SENIORS MARK LENTZ RAY MCCOY FRANK MCGEARY BILL MORATH JOE PATTERSON PETE PAULOVICH STEVE PETARA ERWIN SCHNAUHUBER BILL SUTCH CARL VOSKAMP BILL WILSON JUNIORS JOE MURRAY LOUIS FORCES BILL GARRIGAN SOPHOMORES Addison Yute W I HI ARNOLD BOWERS MELVIN BRENNAN ROBERT DAVIS FRED DONN ER WILLIAM HALL CHARLES HENKE GEORGE ANDREXN' HUSAR MIKE KLIMENKO WILLIAM LODI PAUL MELLON JOHN MIDDLEMAS FRANK NAGY IN MEMORIAM JULIUS NENIITZ EDVVARD R. PETRUNY JESSE PHILLIPS IQENNETH EUGENE QUINAUX VICTOR SEMPER EARL SHOOP PAUL SIMKO JOSEPH R. STANIER ROBERT HENRY WEAVER ROBERT RUTLEDOE XVILSON CHARLES YEIXGLEY five v k u f S. sei M sg U gm 1' pwaarkm .s ig 5, ae-fi. ww .f .Kp , f l eight EIR. LOYAL S. MARSHALL, BA. MR- LEE A- ABERf B-S-I M-S Supervising Principal Senior High School Principal ADMINISTRATION llr. fXIarShall, Mr. Corter, and Mr. Aher Leaving School Building BCDARD OF EDUCATION Upon the Board of Education falls the duty of directing the education of approximately 1500 students in the Springdale school district. That they have accom- plished that duty is shown, we believe, by the pictorial evidence presented in the pages of Electra 4-5. Our gratitude and appreciation of their efforts is great, and we know that their efforts will be as great in the future as in the past. Joseph R. Siernon, George E. McQuiston, E. Herbert Johnson, Estelle D. Hendrickson, and Albert P. Foleyif Springdale Board of Directors MR. ALBERT P. FOLEY, President MR. E. HERBERT JOHNSON, Vice Prexident MRS. ESTELLE D. HENDRICKSON, Secretary MR. VVM. R. PUGH MR. GIEORCIE E. MCQUISTON MR. JOSEPH R. SIEMON WWI '. Wm. R. Pugh not pictured nine DIISS MARIE R. GERINO Ii,A.g M.A.g ILIIQIISII SENIOR ENGLISH CLASS MISS ANGELA J. SOBER B.S.g IXI.Ed.g Engllsh JUNIOR ENGLISH CLASS SOPHOMORE ENGLISH CLASS MISS JANICE PURDUM B.A.g M.Ed.g English, Speech ENGLISH DEPARTMENT MRS. ISABELLE A. HENDRICKSON B.A.g NIHIIICIIIHITCS NIR. JOHN SPALIC B.S.g Mathematics MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT PLANE GEOMETRY CLASS SOLID GEOMETRY CLASS eleven w f .1 ' f f' 1 kwa! .4,amf.w WHA? DIR S. ELIZABETH S. GROTEFEND H.A.g B.Ed.g Biology MRS. CATHERINE SOENTGEN B.A.g Physical Sciences SENIOR CH ICMISTRY CLASS JUNIOR PHYSICS CLASS SCIENCE DEPARTMENT L. SOPHOMORE BIOLOGY CLASS ...-4-A in- ii in 'W 5 ' ' 5 V: -rf ? QQ E , we -. 151 . t Q K W? n km 896.1 . I Q , 1 1 1 - i . V 5 5 , 'K I K gf, 19 51-. ,V . 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AYHQ' 5 fl A f James Allen Birthday-February 23 Clubs-Varsity, National Honor Society, Hall of Fame Servioe-Coast Guard Office- President of Na- tional Honor Society Eleanor May Armstron Birthday-January 26 S' Clubs - Tri-Hi-Y. Danoe, Color Guard Nickname- E,A. Favorite Sayinbr - UI'1l Bet Earl Barbel Birthdzty-June 11 Nic-knurne-''B:u'b Wants-to write Service-Navy 1 Albert Berger Birthday-June 11A Clubs-Band. Choir, Na- tional Honor Society. Senior Play Servioe-Navy Louise Berwinkle Birthday-January 29 I Clubs-Color Guard. Tri- twenty-two Nancy Brough Birthday-September 16 Clubs-Tri-Hi-Y, National Honor Society, Electro Staff, Bowling, Sub- Deb, Dance, Senior Play Favorite Saying - Well, Gee Whiz Nicknalnei-'KNanc-ie Hi-Y, Bowling, Choir. Mzidrigal, Dancing, May Queen Attendant Nickname- Wee-Wee . Favorite Sayinzr-NI S1111- ply love carrots Marcus Best Birthday-Many 25 Clubs - Band. Om-hest,m Aczipollzt Choir, Gay Ninety's Quartet Nickname- Rebel Fztvorite Saying - Aw, Heck Ellen Berz Birthday-August 12 Clubs-Tri-Hi-Y, Choir Nioknanxe- Bebe James Buzard Birthday-Ovtoher 27 Clubs-Varsity Football Nic-knzinie-l'Toothlcssn Servicew-Air Cows Favorite Sziyimr- Whfe1'e's the ball? Beatrice Brunner Birthday-June 13 Cluus-Bowlimr, Tri-Hi-Y Nickname- Bea Donald Campbell Birthrlay-March '7 Nivlmame- Don Servir-0-Navy Favorite Saying' - Great Guns l Evelyn Chinchilla Bil'th1l213'--December 23 May Queen Court, 4 years Nic-kiumie-- Ev Favorite Saying -- Oh Yeah? Zelda, Cochran Birthday-Septvniber 8 Clubs - Elef-tra Staff Aczmolla, Choir, Dzmcu Dramatic-, Bowliuir Favorite S?l5'lll5Z'LHhIill'I'l' Nivknanie-l'Zel Charles Colborn Birthday-May 26 Nivlmame- Chuck Service-Navy ClllllF-+B?lllfl. D.B.U. James Brumbaugh BirtliclayhMay 6 Favorite Sziying-K'Would- n't that grab you though? Hobby-Photography Howard Cooper Birthday-November 10 Sei-Vic-e-Army Nic-knanie- Howie Favorite Saying' - l'Have anything good to read? twenty-three Lois Jean Cooper Birthclay-July 19 Clubs - Tri-Hi-Y, Choir, Color Guard. Bowling' Nioknnnle-i'C0opio Nancy Cooper Christopher Joseph Birthday-Febrnm'y 17 D3tt0l3f Clubs - Spanish, Bowling. Birthdav-Janumw, 31 Sk1lIlllE'.JOllI'll?iliSIl1. Art Clubs Q- Elvcwzi qtaff Favorite Saying 1 UFO Varsity, B11vvlili:,lYEYurfl 1-orn sake tra Anlvisory Bozirrl. Senior Plab' Ni:-knzinie- Chris Ffl,VUl'iT.f' Sziyina'-'KI won'I woo ii: I moan. I won'1 do it. Harold Deibler Birthdzu'--Fobruzn'y 25 Clubs- Orchestra, Electra Staff, Varsity, Senior Class Plai' Nifllilliilllf'-'ADll7t'!4', F:xvoriI.o Silyllli' - Boy, can sho eat! z'we11ly-four Emma De Poli Birtlidzxy-Sopienibc-r 11 Clubs - Sub-Dub, Sports. Danve Favorite Safvinu - Boy You're not kidding Nix'-knzlmv-K'Ernniy Mary Jane Derbaum BlVilldllb'-NUVPIllhf'l' 23 Clubs -- Journzilism, Elem- tru Staff, Choir Favorite SZlX'illELkATiliiT'h no kiddin' James Dawson Birthday-Mzn'c-h 10 Clubs -- Electra Advisory Board, Electra Staff, Nziticnial Honor Society, Choir. Sc-nior Class Play, Hull of Fame Nicknmne- Jinx Fzivoritz- Saying-J'Dicl you seo Ginny? Thomas Downing Birthday-Novoniber 16 fXl1lbillOll-+vVElllT,S to :row old NiK'lill2lIHl'-'K'TllHl Favorite Sayiuir- I know the answr-r Robert Doyle Helen Drapela Marion Foster Birthday-November 19 Birthday-March 31 Clubs- Band. Orohr-slra. Cllll7S-Bllflfl, Choir, Astro- D,B.U. Chem Nlf'lKIl2iTll6-Ul30ylUH Offiv-e - Ser-re-tary of Favorite Sayin!--'lVVhal Astro-Chem Club about the D.B.U. Fzwvorile Sayinu - Holy Crow Gail Fulton Marian Gensamer Birthday-June 729 Birthday-May 17 Clubs - National Honor Flubs-Bznnri, Orchestra, Society, Secretary oi Electra, Staff. Electra l2C, May Qunen Court 3 years. Hall of Fame Nickname-'lSis Favorite Saying-L'Boin-1 Advisory Board, N.H.S. Nil-knanle- Mc-Me Favorite- SZ1YlIl',i'--HWVOlllCl- n't that slay yon. Il1ouHl1'? Ann Marie Frascarele Birtlulay-May 17 X Birthclay-Sentlenmber 12 Nir-knnmo- Mare Clubs - Tri-Hi-Y, Elevlru Favorite Saying 1 Hoy Staff Gail Niuknanie- Tootsie Fxlvorito Saying - 'lHoly Man! Shirley George Laverne Gumbert Birthday-Septelnber 18 Birthday-March 15 Clubs - Soanish, Choir, Vlubs-dTri-Hi-Y, Electra, Bowlinsr. Tri-Hi-Y. Ma- Staff, Choir, Bowling. drigzzll, Skatingy Sports Journalism. Dance, Sub- Nlljlllllillll'-L'Sllll'lH Deb, Madrigzil, Cheer- Fnvorile gZlYllIifTk'CrPll'Sll'l lc-ruler 5 years, Senior Play Nil'knzlnuf-''Snookyu l :ivorite Sslying - Holy Fowl' 1' kv twenty-five Charlotte Hall Birthday-Marrrli 30 Clubs - National Honor Soc-iety, Band Offir'-CQ Pl'9Sldf!Ilt of tho Band Favoritv Saying' - 'tWhat way did Bob sro? Sarah Jane I-letrick Birtlmday-Mzirvh 19 ClllbS - Tri-Hi-Y, Elec-Ira Staff, National Honor Society, Oriole, Journal- ism, Chefwlraidf-1', Elec- trzi Advisory Board, Svnior Plzii' Offir-1'-Eilitui' of Journal ism Club. Vic-0-Prcsiflm-111 of NiH.S. Xiwkrinniv-- Sully Veronica Husar Birthflay-Marr-h 238 Ar11hitirn1+Hmws to be gi, Nurse NlCkll2llllP1uR,Ulllf'H,'Y 'f i twenfy-six Margaret Johnson liirlhdziy-May 20 Nickiiunnr-''Marzieu Ambilion-To be il nursu K Howard Hogan Birthday-March 9 Clubs - National Honor Society. Orchr-stra. Band. Hall of Fame Nickliamekul-hippy SerVi00 NaVy Mary A. Hranec B'rthda5'--Dcvembor 6 Clubs - National Honor Soc-iety. Journalism Offivr--Vice Prcsident of 12C Favorite Saying- G0lly Edward Katilavas Birthday-dAurus1 224 Niolmanlc-- Jigr,1rs Anibitinn-Soimitifir- Azri- Culturist Favorite Suyin: - Down at Scuifc-'s Helen Keblusek Birthday-November 10 Clubs-Bowling. Nature Favorite Saying - Who said so? Nickname- Helen Adeline Kondraki Birthday-Outolnei' 1 Lovvs to Dum-e Amhition-Ser-retnl'y Audrey Kuchta lsnrlluluy-July 16 Clubs, - Tri-Hi-Y, Color Bearer. Bowlimr, Choir Nllfkll2lIll6+''filllliiyyY Favorite Sayima'-k'Huh Norman Lawson Birthday-Oc-Iobur 151 Clubs -- Varsity, Basket- ball NlCiIHZ1m6-iiN0l'll1,' Service--Army Roberta Lawson Bll'lllfi21B'TDBf'6Hll76l' 2 Clubs - Electra Staff, Drum Majorette. Choir, Oriole, Bowling Nicknnrne-'KBerv,ie If'uvurite Saying - Havre you wen Sully? Ann Kennedy I5ll'lildlly-AllgllHt fl!! Clubs--Tri-HifY, SDEI.lllSil, El1:uI.1'z1. Stuff, Buwliu: Favorile Sayinfr - Oh. You old Dot! John Kocur Bi1'IlnlaA'-May 16 Clubs - National Honor Sur-iely. Astro - Clu-m, JUllI'll21ll5Ill, Senior Play Fa.vo1'itv Saying' - For Pe-ti-is Sake Nic,-knzuxiv-Johnny fy A Margaret H. Kuhn Iii:-tlui:iy+Apri1 19 ffillb-EiPt'll'El Stuff Ambition-To be a 1Yli'kll1ll'll0--HP0S'S'YH lllU'5K' Marjorie Kuhn Birthdax'-Feb1'11ary 18 Clubs-Tri-Hi-Y, Bowling: National Honor Soviely, May Queun Court. 1.1- brziriau Nicklizlniu-L'Ma1'g'ie!' Favor-ite Saying' - MY guuyy. tiuenty-sermz twenty-eight Mark Lentz Birtliduy-Am-il 21 t'l11bs-Orc-heslra. Choir. National Honor Society Band, Junior Floss Play Oflic-e--President, of National Honor Society, Jun- ' Near Service-Navy Helen Liko Birthday-lvlay 15 Clubs-Elevtra Staff, Bowling May Queen of 1944 Favorite Saying- Come on. 1et's 50 Julia Lepish Birthday-February 27' Nickname- Jul Fttvurite Saying- Joke, joke Anne Linkowski Birthdzly-March 22 Club-Choir Favorite Saying- Holy Man Nic-kuame-l'Linny Thomas Leskovic Birthalay-February 11 C111bs-Vzirsity-Football, Bowling Nickname- Tom F2lYUl'lll' S2lYlIl5f'hVVll6'l'9yS Geo1'S'e'?3' James Lloyd Birtliclay-Selrtc-nibei' 29 Clubs-Dann-e. Swimming, Mat-skipping Nickuunie- Jini'l Favorite S3YlIlQ'iVVhEfl'U,S the Miller Twins? George Lleskovsky B11I,hClft3lIY us cmbei lb Clubs-Varsity 3 years, Football, Bowling Of1'ivo+Cantziin of Football team Favorite Sziyinr- Get the lievk out Patricia, Lochrane Birthday-.June 26 NlClKl13I1lElKLPL1t!' Faxoiile Saying 'Oh Well Martha Lucas Bil'thfla5'-.la1i11a1'X 22 Clubs - Tri-Hi-Y, Electra Staff, Choir Nir-lznalue-''Sniilffyu Favoritcr Sayilig-J'I got il letter from Duts today Nancy Lynn Birthday-June 251 Flubs-Tri-Hi-Y, Bowling, National Honor Society, Spanish Club Favoritc Saying - HMX Goshll' Officc--Presixlent of Span- ish Club Violet Martin M Bi:-thrlax'-.Iuly S Club-Sub-De-b Favorite Sayinfr 1 Hlleav- cus, Nu' argaret Massimino Birthclzxy-Deceniber 12 Clubs - National Honor Socicty, Elef't1'a Staff Niekuarne-'LlNI Favorite Sayinf- Do you nc-ed any hclrw7 Ray McCoy Birthday-February 4 Clubs -i Band, Orchestra. Electra Staff, D.B.U. Service-Navy Favorite Szxying--'LIPS the real MCCOXB' Patricia McDonough Birthday-Januax'y 16 Clubs - Electra Staff. Tri-Hi-Y, Latin Nickname - MPM or Patsy Favorite Saying-l'1-Ionest to Gosh Frank McGeary Birthday-February 14 Clubs-Vzu'sitY. Bowling. National Honor Society, Electra Staff, Football Service-Navy Donald McGowan Birthday-November 12 Niekiiame- Irish Clubs-Varsity. Football Favorite Saying - 'You have to belong' to the Electra twenty-nine Joseph Misutka Birthday?-February 11 Clubs-Varsity-Basketball, Bowling Fzrvoritc: Sayin:- Shimos or 'Holy Cow YVilliam Morath Birthday+Of-tober 9 Service-Navy Nickname- Bil1' ' Vince Muron Birthday-Septcniber 7' Clllbfl-BOVVlll1Ef. Varsity-Basketball. Senior Play Offif-Q-President of Bowling Club Niokiianie-''Lov0r Florence May Murray Birthday-April 9 Clubs-Journalism, Choir. Electra Staff, Tri-Hi-Y, Danue, Dramatic, and Cheerleader Nioknamo-' Flo thirty Ray Mickelic Birthday-October 23 Clubs-National Honor Society, Bowling, Electra Staff Electra, Staff Advisory Bnarrl Nivkname- Mick Favorite Saying- WhaL's the matter? Betty Miller Birthday-October 16 Niclmame- Betts or 'KShorty Favorite Sayinrr- Holy Cats Ellen Miller Birthday-May 3 Clubs-Band. Sophomore Max' Queen Attendant Nickname- El Favorite Sayinr- I just know Ruth Minyon Birthday-September 4 Nickname-L'Rudy Fzrvorito Sayinrr-'LF0r the love of Pete June Myers Birthday-June 12 Clubs - Tri-Hi-Y, Journalism, Bowling, Eleotrzi Staff. Cheerleader. Elevtru Advisory Board Nia-kn:uns-- .lunie' Adele Nery Birthday--February 24 Clubs-National Honor So:-if-ty, Tri-Hi-Y, Sub-Deb. Journ- alism, Bowling. Senior Class Play, Hull of Fame- Nicknzmie- Addle'' Favorite Saying'- Oh! For Pete's Sake Oifit-e-President Tri-Hi-Y Carolynne Ochsenhirt Birthday-fMarch 12 Clubs-Tri-Hi-Y, Bowling, Electra Staff, Senior Class Play. Oriole Oifioe-Junior Class Set-1'etary Nickname- Cissie Favorite Sayiligs- Grant Day, There I said it a::'ain James 0'Connor Birthday-November 14 Clubs-Bands, Orchestra. Elef-tra Stuff, Choir. Senior Play Nieknanie-L'J0C Albert Owcar Birthday-July 21 Clubs-Varsity 4 years, Bowlinux E'lL'0ll'Ll Staff. National Honor Society. Senior Class Play, Hall of Fame Nickname- Arch or Oak Favorite Sayinrr- Oh fud:re'l Elsie Dorothy Palmer Birthday-December 8 Nickname-' 'Pokey' ' Favorite Saying:- Do ya get it? Ruth Parsons Birthday-M ay 2 1 Clubs-May Queen Court, Tri-Hi-Y, National Honor So- ciety. Elevtrzt Staff, Electra Advisory Board, Bowling Nickname-''Ruthybr-Ile Favorite Sayinz'- Holy Mean Joseph Patterson Birthday-Maruh 16 Clubs--Varsity. Football Service-Navy Nickname- Pat thirty-one Pete Paulovich BirLhLlay+May 9 ClllbS1VE1l'Sll5'. Football Fzwoi-ire Saying- Way with the women Swvif-P-Navy Pollyann Pavshak Bivrthdqy-February 18 Nickname- Paul i+':1voritP Sayinu- Holy Cats Margaret Rabely Birthday-February 11 Niclmaune- lvIarge Favorilv Saying-Ah! No Thomas Rukavina. Blrl'll1CliU'-AD1'l1 4 Clubs-Varsity, Football Nickname- Rock thirty-two K A -i. Steve Petarra Birthday-May 30 Clubs-Varsity-Busketball Svrvic-e-Navy Sam Peterman Birthdiu'--AD1'il 8 Clubs-Astro-Chaim, Elf,-ctrzi Staff Offices-Co-lilzmzagex' ol' Football TL-am, President ,uf 12B President of Astiwx-0110111 Club. News editor of Oriole Nickname- Julius Favorite Saiyillr-4'Y01l l7llll'lllPl'lIlg' idioll' Joseph Pobiak Birtlldnx'-Novenlbel' 29 Nl0lIll2illl6'T 'J?lSll,, Rosemary Quinn Birthday-July 10 Clubs-Drzlniumic Nickllanic-Q Q11i1l11ieU Favorite S:1ylllH'+ l w:1Sn'1 mllziuzu Gloria Shoop Birthday-March 12 Club-Bowling Nivknanie-- Glory A Favorite Saying-'KThis is for the Electron Paul Shoop Birthday-May 19 Clubs-National Honor Society, Astro-Chem Office-President of Senior Class Nickname- President'' Favoritv Saying- When I'm President Jean Skoff Birthday-May 1 4 Clubs-Electra Staff, Bowlingl Electra Advisory Board ' Offices-Senior Class Secretary, Class Room President, 12C Favorite Saying- Anyone wunta, buy an ticket Violet Sleppy Birthday-Septeniber 25 Clubs-Band, Bowling. Electra Staff Niclmztme- Slab Favorite S2lYillE-LAHOIY Moon Cyril Sagan Birthduy-Svmunlbel' 8 CIIIIHS-Niillilllill Honor Sucif-ty, Oriole, Astro-Chem Club Bowlinx, Senior Play Offive-Assistzult Editor of Journalism Club Favorito Sayinr- VVell. 1'll be dilggillltfdln Erwin Schnauhuber Birthduy+Seplen1ber 7 Clubs-National Honor Socic-ty, Astro-Chem, Bowling Service-Army Nickuanie-''Boobieu Fxlvorite S2lXlllEJ'i Sll6'S my favorite 'Leaf-hor Paul Slifer Birthday-llflay 8 Plans: to bm- a minister Nora Mae Smouse Birtluluy-January 30 Niclmzmiv-''Norrie or SIllOUSlCH Cfubs-Electra Staff, Bowling, Tri-Hi-Y Favorite Slil'lll!'l 0, How much? thirty-th ree Harry Strawoet Birthday-January 30 Clubs-Varsity. Basketball Rita. Thiel Birthdziy+01-tubel' 11 Clubs - Electra Staff, Bowling, Dancing Nickname - Reel, Favorite Saying - Geez, oh man Virginia Smith Bll'lhdil1Yi'DIlLl't'll 251 Clubs-Band. 9. 10. 11. 12 grznln-s. National Honor Sooiety. Se-nior Play, Elm-ctrn Stuff Fzivorite Saying'- Huly Mun Nieknaine- Gin Betty Spix Bll'Il'ldHYl1wl2Ll'1'l1 17 Club-Band NlClillfllHE1'ASlJlXlO,l Fzivurite Saying'-'LGol1y Gee Elizabeth Valla, Birthdzib'-Noveniber 3 Clubs-Band, National Honor Society, C'hoit', Oriole Nix,-kiiziniu- Val Favorite Sziyirnr- Wh4-n I sro to 1-ollc-Se Carl Voskamp lin-thmlay-May 12 Clubs-Varsity, Hall of Fzune, Foutbzill Office-Viou Pvc-sidz-in ot Senior Clziss Nic-knume+ Vossie Selvim-Q-Navy thirty-four Dorothy Tenzar lli1'thttLty--April 25 Clubs - Spanish, Electra Staff, Choir, Bowling Nlt'lKl1U,H1U- DOi,' Paul Troeger BlI'LlltlE1y1AlJl'll 14 Nivknanie- lNIiCkie'' Servit-e-Ncivy Club-Bowling Helen Anna Vidra Birthd2LYfOr-tohei' 1 Nickname- Doe Favorite Saying - t'Vut you sal! Isabel Waterhouse Bi rthday-M arch 7 Clubs - Electra Staff. Bowling! Club, Skatins' Club Nioknanie-'tPOKg5 ' Favorite Sayini' - 'LCo1ll1l bd. Harry Winwood Birthday-May 21 Likes to loaf Ambition-See the world Mary Zagurskie Bll'lhfli15'-JIIIIP 1 1 ClllbiElEPll'H Anzbition-SSr'1'etai'y Betty Lou Walker Birtliduy-1 ebruz1ry 17 Clubs-T1-i'Hi-Y, National Honor Society. Electra Stafll Electra Advisory Board, Senior Play Favorite Saying -- YOU know what? Joseph Ziomek Birthday-November 27 Clubs - Band, Bowlimr. Sc-nior Play Nif-kiizmie-'tZyI1iie Favorite Saying - Life's best when therQ's Wo- men around Betty Wargo Birthday-July 8 Nickname- Betts Favorite Saying - He's some character 0ffl0CS--SBCl'6l2ll'Y of Na- tional Honor Society. of Tri-Hi-Y Nickname- Bettilou Bill Wilson Birthday-December 6 Clubs - Varsity, Basket- ball Service-Navy Niokuame-L'Wally Dorothy Zywan Birthday-March 6 Nickname-t'D0t Ambition-Secretary Likes to Dance thirty-five SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Once upon a time, along the banks of a great body of water, there resided a tribe of wild Indians-the body of water was the Allegheny River and the tribe of wild Indians was the grad- uating class of 1945. Time was when we were only Freshmen-but that seems years and years ago. Remember the good old daysll when you could go to a dance and expect to have a few of the mfellasn partici- pate? That was the year of the Freshie Frolic, and the weekly practice dances. After getting accustomed to the daily jaunt up to Mt. Colfax, we settled down to adjust our- selves to Senior High conditions and to get used to being called Sophomores. We werenlt idle for long. We turned out bag and baggage for HThe Military Ballf' Then, while we were still talk- ing over the oddities of 'Hhigh school fashionl' dancing, somebody popped up with the Eool's Frolicf' We were really set back on our heels and everybody had a bang-up time-one we'll not soon forget. Nineteen forty-three was our year to howl. VVe started off with the cheerleaders' seasonal dance, The Big Orange. Then came that dance to top all others - the Sadie Hawkin's Dance where it was Hevery man for himself. NIany of our evenings were taken up in practices for the Junior Class play, Plane Crazy. Then, at the end of the term, we were all wound up with planning and preparing for The Prom. The first thing we knew, we were riding home from Kennywood on the trolley and our Junior year was at its end. After the summerls vacation, which most of us spent doing our little bit to win the war, we came back to our last year on the Hilltop.', Every so often weld pause in our studies to wish some departing Senior a fond farewell as Uncle Sam called and our Senior boys answered. VVe held our Senior dance as usual at the school, with lVIr. Wilson and his boys providing the music. Then came our Senior Class play, Best Foot Forwardf' The Prom, this year, was held at the Hillcrest Country Club. The end of the year was fast approaching and soon came the saddest events of all - Baccalaureate Services at the United Presbyterian Church and Commencement Exer- cises at the Springdale Athletic Field. There will be no more classes for us-no more trudging up the hill, no more D. T., no more silence when 'fthe voice comes on with, UMay I have your attention, please ?', No, this is all past for us be- cause we are the Graduating Class of 1945. We no longer have to climb a hill-from now on itls a ladder - a ladder with mighty weak rungs. Whether we get to the top or not is up to us alone. So goodbye to you, Mt. Colfax. YVe know you must leave our lives, but you will never leave our hearts because: Happiness is precious, Tender 'words are zlcar, But bex! of all are jl4l'7I10I'IFS'w- The kind you keep-in here. CLASS OF '45. ihirty-six SENIOR CLASS GFFICERS CARL VOSKAMP ............. I'ifr Prrnvidnzt JEAN SKOFF ...... .... S errelary-Trfa.r1zrfr PAUL SHOOP. .. ............ Presidzfnt FLASI-IES OF THE FUTURE Seniors Entering School for the last time This is George Lieskofusley bringing you 'fFlashes of the Future from Station SHS in Springdale. PHILADELPHIA, PA.-The Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra, starring Howard Hogan at the trombone and Lois Jean Cooper and James 0'Connor as vocalists, gave an opening performance last night to an immense audience. ALBANY, N. Y.-The two great artists, Virginia Smith and Nora Illae Smouse, are expected to unveil a new picture upon 'which they have been working together. PASADENA, CALIF. - Southern California and Tennessee fought to a 12 to 12 tie today in one of the tough games of the season. The Southern California line with Joe Dattola, Harold Deihler, Frank McGeary, and Thomas Leskoafic, were enough to hold the magnificent backfield of Tennessee consisting of Carl Voskamp, Pele Paulo-vifh, James Buzard, Thomas Rukafuina, and James Allen. It will be many years before another game equal to this one will be witnessed by the football fans. An added attraction to the game were the four cheer- leaders of the year, June Jllyers, Leyerne Gumhert, Florenee Murray, and Sally Hetrielz. SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF.-The truck company owned by Charles Colhorn and Rohert Doyle has just added more prestige to its already admirable record by crossing the country in the shortest time yet, with some freight for the government. They are today the leading truckers in the United States. DETROIT, MICH.-A concert was given last night in Detroit by the two famed pianists, Marian Gensamer and Betty Spix. They have recently been on tour of the chief cities of the United States. PITTSBURGH, PA.-One of the up and coming swing bands of the year was at the Stanley Theatre today. Some of the members of the band were Albert Berger, Raymond JVIfCoy, Marla Lenlz, llflareus Best, Violet Sleppy, Charlotte Hall, and Joe Ziomele. Theirs is one of the largest among the bands of today. PARIS, FRANCE-Naney Cooper, famous dress de- signer has just released some of her beautiful frocks to the public. They are what the public has dreamed of for many years. PORT ARTHUR, TEXAS-Paul Troeger, as chief engineer for the United States Government, has just finished a huge irrigation dam for the Southwest. It was one of the largest engineering feats in history, due to difficulties which arose from the nature of the ground upon which ft was to be built. CLEVELAND, OHIO-Betty Lou Walker, working as a private secretary for an executive of a large firm in this town, was responsible for the capture of two robbers who attempted to crack the company's safe. PITTSBURGH, PA.-John Korur has just had the honor of being elevated to the position of head of the Allegheny County Airport. It is a great honor for so young a man. PORTLAND, ORE.-A quartet composed of four girls, Louise Berfwinkle, Shirley George, Dorothy Ten- zar, and Zelda Cochran gave a performance here to- night. They have been touring for some time. NEW YORK, N. Y.-As wandering reporters, Mary Hranee and lllary Jane Derhaum cleaned up on one of New York's biggest fraud rackets and gave the story to their paper today. It has not been officially announced so that the police will have a chance to make sure the Capture of the gang is complete. JERSEY CITY, N. J.-The award for the most valuable baseball player for the year has gone to Erfwin Srhnauhuher. It is a distinct honor because this is only the second year he has been in the major leagues. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.-In a recent showing of clothes here by one of the greatest fashion designers of America, four models were selected to model the crea- tions next spring. They were Roberta Laiwson, Anna Marie Frasrarele, Rita Thiel and Eleanor Armstrong. thirty-seven FLASI-IES OF THE FUTURE ST. LOUIS, MO.-Speculations on the future basket- ball season: Sportswriters have announced some of their predictions for the outstanding players of the coming season. Among them were Albert Ofwcar, Joe Jlisiztka, Stefve Petarra, Vincent Hluron, Harry Stra- rwoet, Norman Lafwson, and Bill W'ilson. CHICAGO, ILL.-The famous doctor, James Darw- son, has been elected to the staff of a prominent hos- pital in this city. Also coming into the hospital are several nurses, Helen Drapela, Margaret Johnson, Ruth Minyon, and Betty Miller. NEW YORK, N. Y.-The new editor of the New York Times is Marjorie Kuhn. She climbed the ladder from reporter to editor in a little less than three years. Along with her is the famous reporter, Cyril Sagan. HOLLYWOOD, CALIF. - The famous actresses, Helen Lilzo and Gail Fulton, have just been signed by one of this city's biggest film companies for their new pictures. They are two of the most promising actresses that have come to light in recent years. SACRAMENTO, CALIF.-The all girl band, under the direction of Elizabeth Valla, gave a star perform- ance here last night. With the band was the California State Choir under the direction of Ellen Berz. Soloist for the band was Emma DePoli. Altogether they presented a very interesting program. BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA-Studying South American people and their customs, was the famous Spanish teacher, Miss Nancy Lynn. She was gathering information for the coming term. With her was the famous sports teacher, Efvelyn Chinchilla. WASHINGTON, D. C.-Marion Foster, one of the prominent Congresswomen of the day, has just intro- duced a new bill into Congress. It is said to concern high schools. INDIANAPOLIS, IND.-In the 1953 Derby, Donald McGowan, promising young driver, took the prize from many experienced drivers. RADIO CITY, N. Y., N. Y.-Beatrice Brunner, fam- ous radio comedian, was given the award as The Person Most Listened To. SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH-The famous astron- omer, Sam Peterman, and the Chemist, Paul Shoop, have together discovered something new which they are going to disclose to the public soon. PROVIDENCE, R. I.-Joe Patterson and Ellen Jliller, two figure roller skaters, have just received the crown at the Roller Derby here. ST. LOUIS, MO.-Working together, James Bruin- haugh, a mechanical engineer, and Thomas Downing, a construction engineer, are constructing a dam to har- ness the power of the mighty Mississippi. HARRISBURG, PA.-As secretary to the governor, Raymond Mileelic, Nancy Brough has been greatly honored because of her efficiency in the performance of her duties. SAN DIEGO, CALIF.-Working together with an undisclosed film company, Rose Marie Quinn, Elsie Palmer, Julia Lepish, and Patricia Lochrane have just finished the last scenes in a new technicolor picture. BALTIMORE, MARYLAND - Adeline Kondralei has just taken the typing crown of the world. This is the second year in succession. ALTOONA, PA.-A new restaurant has just been opened here by Gloria Shoop and Betty Wargo. It is of a new type and has entertainment the whole day. Featured are Mary Zagurslai, famed dancer, and Joe Popiale and Harry Winfwood, with their harmonicas. The chef of the restaurant is Helen Kehlusele. thirty-eight BOSTON, MASS.-Margaret Kuhn, famous lecturer on high school problems, and her secretary, Jean Sleoff, have just arrived here to begin a tour of New England. NEVV YORK, N. Y.-Rlargaret Rahely has just left for Africa to carry on her missionary work. HARTFORD, CONN.-Edward Katalafuas has just been selected as superintendent of the local steel works. Also selected was Margaret lllassimino as head of the secretarial department. ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND - Admiral William Sutch and General Howard Cooper are meeting today to discuss how the Army and Navy can cooperate more closely. RIO DE JANEIRO-James Lloyd has just been se- lected as the American Ambassador to Brazil. It is hoped he will do much to help further the friendship of the two countries. TAMPA, FLA.-Working together and combining their talents, Helen Vidra, celebrated author, and Isabel Waterhouse, famous painter, are working on a book on the history of Florida, with many hand-painted illustrations by Miss Waterhouse. WASHINGTON, D. C.-Paul Slifer has just been appointed to the Supreme Court by the president. Mr. Slifer is one of the most famous lawyers of the day. PITTSBURGH, PA.-As president of the National Committee for furtherance of drama, Miss Adele Nery was at Carnegie Tech to see the annual play presented here. RICHMOND, VA.-Earl Barhel, famed author re- leased the portraits of himself, taken by Dorothy Zyfwan, to his many fans who have been asking for them. NEW YORK, N. Y.-Bell Telephone has just an- nounced their new superintendent, Miss Carolyn Och- senhirt. This is a very responsible position and Miss Ochsenhirt is well fitted for it. PITTSBURGH, PA.-Phipps Conservatory has just presented their awards for the cultivation of orchids. The highest honors went to Don Campbell and Veronica Hussar. CHICAGO, ILL.-The world's most modern beauty salon is owned and operated by llliss Pollyanna Paw- shalz, She is planning to open two others of its kind in neighboring cities. LOS ANGELES, CALIF.-Today was a big day for Audrey Kuchta for she was given the title of National Swimming Championship. Violet Martin received the title for under-water swimming. DETROIT, MICH. -- William ilflorath has just added another wonder to television by perfecting his latest invention of technicolor television. A beautiful new cabinet has been designed especially for it by the designer Ann Linhofwslei. WASHINGTON, D. C.-James Fenn has just been promoted to the rank of Chief of Staff of the United States Navy. Admiral Fenn has one of the most brilliant Naval records achieved by any of the Navy personnel. MADISON SQUARE GARDEN, N. Y. - As an added attraction the Ringling Bros. presented the new and daring trapese act featuring Ann Kennedy, Ruth Parsons, lllarcie Lucas, and Patsy McDonough. The crowds thrilled at the spectacular performance. Your announcer realizes that his audience is greatly interested in the various news items just broadcast but time will not permit any further disclosures at present. However if you will listen tomorrow at the same time, I shall be glad to give you further information con- cerning the Class of 1945. This is Station SHS signing off until tomorrow at the same time. Your annnoncer, George Lieshofuslzy, thanks you for listening. Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov. Nov Nov Nov Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. DEAR DIARY 2-wBoys come home from football camp-happy, Girls? 5-School opens with a bang! 9-Our lst football game-Yep! lVe won. East Deer 0-S. H. S. 6. l-If-Our first loss of the season-Freport 14-S. H. S. 0. 20-Senior pictures taken. 22-We had our first dance- Big Orangef' 25-The birthday of Violet Sleppy- Slep. 30-Well welre doing pretty good now-Leechburg 0-S. H. S. 20. 2- Bugs Bunnyl' welcomed all his friends at the opening of the Karrot Kantecn. 7-Etna 13-S. H. S. 0. 12 and l3-Students have a vacation-Teachers Institute. lil-Well, they did it again-S. H. S. O-Arnold 6. 18-S. H. S. took a trip to Pittsburgh. 27-Everyone had a swell time at the Electra Dance. 28-Our luck's changing. S. H. S. 13-Oakmont 8. 31-Hallowe'en-Time for masks, cider, and cut-ups. 3-Bonfire for the West Deer game-The funeral procession carried YVest Deer's coffin to lVIellon's field. 4+Last game-S. H. S. I2-West Deer 0. 7-Election Day. X 13-Junior play kept a big secret! 17-All-Star football game. Buzz, George, Tom Vossy, Dattola invited to play. 20-Senior officers elected. President, Shoopg V. President, Voskampg Secre- tary, Skoff. 23-Thanksgiving vacation. 28-Basketball Captains elected-Hutch Stravvoet and A1 Owcar. 29-One of our best liked Seniors left for the Navy-JfGood Luck, Sutchf' 5-First basketball game Oakmont vs. S. H. S. 8-Snowball dance. ll-Big snow. School was closed. Everyone was happy over thatl 13 and 14-Varsity lVIinstrel-Tony, Louis, Smoal and those southern dialects. 15-lst home gameg Har-Brack 23-S. H. S. 28. 20-'Our first accident of the basketball season. Owcar and his missing tooth! 25-Christmas Vacation. thirty-nihe forty Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar. Mar. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. lll ay May May May May' May June DEAR DIARY 29-We did it again. West Deer 13-S. H. S. 27. l-New Year's day. Any new resolutions? 5-First league game, Leechburg 23-S. H. S. 39. 8-Football players get their new red jackets. 12-Along came the Winter Carnival and with it the Freeport game, Freeport 27-S. H. S. 43. 16-The undefeated five did it again, Vandergrift 17-S. 22-More pictures taken and also semester tests. 26-The high school was defeated by the Alumni 35-25. 27-Everyone had a good time at the Senior Dance. H. S. 39. 30-The first big defeat of the seasong Ken High 37-S. H. S. 30. Z-Leechburg 17-S. H. S. 37. 14-Hearts and Flowers-Flash: Fighting stopped between all S. H. S couples for one day. 16-Home game. We danced afterwards to Wilson's Wildcats.,' 18-6 Senior boys to leave soon: Hogan, McGeary, Paulovich, Voskamp Petarra and Colborn. 21 23-Last game at West Deer-Jr. High Dance at home. 3-We danced to Al Goldwin at the Varsity Club Dance. 16-S. H. S. held its annual dance. 6-Everyone enjoyed himself at the April Fool's Frolic. 12-Tri-Hi-Y trip to town. 17-6 weeks ends again-Get out those report cards. 20-Another Jr. Hi dance. 27-Senior Class Play- Best Foot Forward was best ever. 4-lllay Day and the crowning of the Queen of S. H. S. ll-At last! Jr.-Sr. prom at Hillcrest, tool What time did y 15-Spring Music Festival-over 200 students take part. 18-Last day of school for Seniors! 20-Baccalaureate services. ZZ-CommencementsDay. That's all there is, Seniors! 7-We're off for Kennywood! We're off, period. and 22-Junior Class Play mystery ends when Aunt Susie Shoots the Works ou come in urnish f C 4-J s- Q.: 'U s-. O .E oh .Z '-4-4 1 f 4-V I-1 O '4-4 -cs c: N 'U U 1-1 'U CI nmeteen hu of he Senior Class f Q5 an :- 0 .D E ned me YCIIOW We, the E W HAK AV mma-POLLYAB NA Ld The Last Will and Testament of the Senior Class of 1945 of the Springdale I-Iigh School Springdale, Pa. SENIOR QUEENS VVhat's the Good News ? Sally Herrick AS WE SEE THEM 15- . Q 'xx ff ,4- 1 3 4 Anchors Aweigh' with Bill Sutch E' i , E '- 2: i,:i Q 1 s- I1, 1 ,Z . iff., T' 'Snook, June, and Flo lead the cheers 'lBangs Thiel .ff if .A-'xg 'JI J is, , 1' li 4 I Our Pitcher, Al Owcar Mary Hranec shows her skill Yea, OyCOHIlOI',l Hello, This is Cissieu fo rty-three fri 9 g lCowboy'l Colburn A W -N . in , 'M . k lg I 1-fy :v'3'X 1.9 fans, 1',g,v, I JV 'eu Mark's the man who plays ' R the bass l h xg t C, iv ti- 'Ei -gtg: xl i L' ai, 35' V IQVI 5 x 5 Q X I fb' XXX iff 0' 'WVatcl1 the Birdie, Mickl' f'Got your books straight, Bettilou? 'lx Chicken Kennedy Chief Executive Nery lil YC,- JEHlllS the girl who YVhat ure yOlYl singing Get Hep with Hap does the work Cooper? forty-four X l t l 4 K l ..Q,XX You big, handsome boy, Tom Did you think Buzz could that to you, Pete ? Tape them up with Daweon and Peterman Q . . . H re come 'Sitting down on the Job, Joe ? e S Leskovic Ck. 1 'J w 55 8 'f:9 ' 's SE X, f do x I JE , s '3 5 fx --5-HW, A How Far, Vossy? 20 LE ft. Y' o m e v E' I I5 , , 9- 1 WH.: E S ' cu Q .E E -1 j sf N D0 you think it'll go in Hutch ?,' forty-five aw 4 MXL 1 , f 1 f f ' 15? ,, I , :V 5 K UH FU -- '-mga-'M ,, ,MON I fy ,Mm G 13? W Mfr' forty-eight Ambrose, Edward Burr, Edith Condron, Eleanor Fick, Ann Grottenthaler, Dolores Hnssar, George Arch, Lawrence Brown, Norma jean Coughenour, Arlene Fricioni, Rose Haley, james jursa, Steve Armstrong, Peggy Butler, William Cutrara, Tony Ganime, Marian Haman, Genevieve Kaczkowski, Lorraine Arnold, Carolyn Callahan, Patricia Daniels, Robert Garten, Mabel Hamorsky, Eleanor Keller, Dale Bailie, Robert Carlson, Jeanne De Santis, John Gaskin, George Heaslev, Ann Kicmal, Frances Battles, Charlotte Chlodnev, Andrew Dominici, Elmer George, Archie Hepler, Raymon Kosola, Dolores Battrell, Katherine Cloutman, Richard Drennen, Eugene Gluslienko, Agnes Holland, NVilliarn Krugle, YVilbnr Bertram, James Cochran, Dean Drummond, Ann jane Goldberg, Ben Hull, Joyce Kuhn, Edna Grace Kuhn, Edna Helen Libroth, Josephine Lukus, Donald McQuiston, James Nliller, Paul Nypaver, Mary Kuslock, Elizabeth Lieskovsky, Louie Lyle, Richard Mester, Ann Mitas, Louise Ustanoski, Stella Kust, Dorothy Lincoln, Earl Marks, Emma Mae Micale, Nick Mitas, Martha Page, Lorena Laskey, Catherine Linderman, Betty Martin, Robert Micklick, Rose Mitas, Martha M. Pfeiffer, Charles Large, Doris Lloyd, Charles Madiz, Steve Miller, Herbert Moore, Madeline Pitlock, Vllalter Lava sek, Lawrence Lucas, Bette Matthews, Betty jane Miller, james Murray, Josephie Pivilc, Rudolph Lepish, Clara Lucas, Violet Mazak, Anthony Nliller, Joseph Nobfle, Betty Pizoli, Josephine Leskovic, Henry Ludwig, Dorothy Mazur, Mildred Miller, Richard Norrick, Dorothy Polsak, Colxnank yfln U. S. Service forty-nine fifty Premick, james Robson, jane Scott, Lucille Smith, Dorothy Helen Valasek, Frank VVuenstel, Paul Prohaska, Dolores Rolniak, Rosella Shoop, Donald Smith, Dorothy lW. Valaisek, Catherine VVenzel, Thomas Pugh, Harry Rukavina, Rosaline Shouse, Priscilla Snyder, Lois Valigura, Mike Winebe1'g, Everett Pugh, Thelma Santay, Rosalie Sigmund, William Spix, Mary Louise Vandergrift, Olivia VVyble, Daniel Ralston, Howard Scharns, Eleanor Simback, Barbara Timashenka, Kelly Vertosick, Frank Yelick, Mildred Rider, Jean Schohn, john Sleppy, John Tomiczek, Karl VVaterhouse, Fred Youra, jean Ring, Cordelia Scholm, Mary Smalara, Alfred Tucker, YVilliarn Vveidel, Joan Vugoslavish, Violet Zigarella, Edith JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY On a bright September morning in the year 1942, a group of enthusiastic students hastened up the steps of the School Street School to begin their first day in High School. Throughout the year we had many activities, such as the play, Juniors Mustachef, and the Bunny Hopl' with music furnished by the school orchestra. Our days as Freshmen soon came to an end and we looked forward with anticipation to our future at Springdale Senior High School. September seventh, 1943, found one hundred and ninety-five eager students appearing at their Alma Mater once more. Since this was the first day at Senior High, everyone felt a little strange. It wasn't long, however, before we became accus- tomed to finding our way around the school and made ourselves welcome CU in all gatherings. We didn't lag in attending social events and had lots of fun at the Sophomore Saint Patrick's Day Dance. This year came to an end too soon, but We consoled ourselves that it wouldn't be long until we would be Juniors. Again, a seventh of September found us climb- ing the road to the towering heights of Mt. Col- fax. Now, accustomed to the rules and regula- tions, we were looking forward to a new and interesting time. Football season started with a great ado. Some of the most prominent stars of the season were Juniors, such as: Lieskovsky, Mazalc, Wenzel, Chlodney, Hussar, Krugle, Smolara, and Lenosky. Basketball season found several Juniors battling along with the Seniors. We were very proud that Cochran and Ambrose helped to win the Section V championship. The Junior Class Play, Hunt Susie Shoots Ilze Iflforkf. was very successful and the Cast toured the Valley High Schools to give their performance. Snyder, Shouse, Weidel, Kuhn, Nlazur, Ring, Heasley, Sleppy, Leskovic, Schohn, and Acker worked hard to make the play successful. The Blay Day Pageant was the next outstand- ing event on the calendar, and Dorothy Kust was chosen from the Junior Class to reign as Queen of 1945. ln her Court of Honor were Martha Mitas, Edna Grace Kuhn, Lorraine Kaczlcowski, and Edna Helen Kuhn. Though this was an im- portant occasion, it did not detract attention from the JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM, which was held at the Hillcrest Country Club, on lXIay 11, 1945. These events closed the yearls activities and it was with regret that we watched this year come to a close. September, 1945, means the beginning of the end for the Class of 1946, for it is then that we reach our goal - high school commence- ment. We will remember all the joyous days we spent as students in Springdale High School. jUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS ANDREVV CHLODNEY ........ Vice President ANTHONY CUTRARA ....,,...... President JOHN SLEPPY ............ Sfrrftnry-Trezuzzrer fifty-one ff . .5 f ILE: Gam A Isl' A 5, yvg, Q ff' , J '44 ff v,84 J' 0 ,Jig ll, I! 5 .- yt if wg, - ' Q' If 'im . fur. il ,j K 1 Q zif f Q V. 2 A - - 3- .- 5 , 55 i V: '31 K M, H ' 'T Tn. N, , 2.1.-1,w,f5M11g , g , :wh SA, fl, 1, M f' 5,4 4354 B X f - ,T '24 ':f1ei 'wi 'I ,wx mfg, 1- --4 f .4 2 V' QQ My u-mr? A Am fi K 1 -wh ,iw wb fifty-four Adamson, james Berkes, Patricia Bowers, Esther Cottrell, Clyde Duryea Anthony Gai-lick, jack Allen, Sam Berz, Avis Brennan, Dorothy Christman, Helen Feitknecht, Betty Gerdes, Richard Anderson, Doris Blair, Mary Brozek, Raymond Clawson, Corinne Felock, Margaret Gifford, Howard Anderson, Shirley Bonanni, Louis Campbell, Betty Conner, Naomi Fenn, Jean Glaclowski, Rose Arnold, John Bonovitz, Nellie Campbell, Robert Contents, Loretta Fisher, Dolores Gould, Donald Babincak, M arga ret Bonazza, Ann Caputo, Harry Cooper, Dorothy Forges, Florence Green, Sophie Basilone, Marian Borland, Robert Carlisle, Jean Dally, james Franks, Betty Gromiko, Elizabeth Berger, Shirley Boswell, Sally Carroll, Earl Drummond, Peggy Frank, Victoria Gumhert, Charles Holka, Margaret Jursa, Anthony Kovacs, Velma Malone, Russell Michael, Rosemary Ochsenhirt, Jayne Hall, Vivian Katilavas, Mildred Kuchta, Joe Maloy, Mary Miller, John Ctting, Elinor Hamilton, Paul Kavel, Anthony Kusbit, VValter Mason, Marie Mitchell, Lois Pizoli, George Hegedus, Dorothy Keblusek, Louis Lampus, Lois Ann Mariotti, Angeline Montgomery, Jane Pobiak, Paul Henke, William Kleja, Juliana Lawrence, Marjorie Mariotti, Sylvia Moser, Dolores Podhurcak, Josephine Henry, Audrey Kindrock, Rose Liotta, Mary Jane McDowell, Nina Mowen, Ralph Pollick, Ethel Hixson, Paul Koleny, John Lockerman, Howard Marshall, Marie Mtlrdock, Robert Pongrance, Evelyn Johnston, Doris Kopecky, Betty Ann Mahan, Nellie Menhart, Elizabeth Nichols, Bonnie Pongrance, Rosemarie fifty-me if 1511-.virr Quinn, Thomas Rumbaugh, Clark Skaggs, Julia Susch, Esther XValker, Verne Yetter, Claude Rayburg, Nlary Ann Rupert, Ann Sleppy, Howard Tabicheck, Rudolph W'alsh, James Younghans, Sam Razelun, Mildred Sarver, Lois Spinelli, Yolanda Thimmons, Ted VVasson, Donald Yost, Geralyn Rieher, Lois Segs, Hilda Stier, Betty Tominac, Mildred VVeinberg, Elaine Yurchick, Helen Roda, Margaret Sennett, Helen Stepp, Valetta Thompson, Donald VVilson, Bruce Yute, Addison? Rogers, Leonard Shoop, Audrey Stresky, Eugene Valigura, Mary VVeinfurther, Dan Zanandrea, Betty Shoop, Darwin Struble, James Voskamp, Charles Wluenstel, joan Zanandrea, Anthony 'In U. S. Service SOPI-ICDMORE CLASS HISTORY It was a beautiful September day in the Fall of 1943 when we came to Springdale Junior High as Freshies. School Street School looked like the door to Heaven that first day, remember? Boy. weren't we shy? No one seemed to know anyone else and yet there was a feeling of friendship which none of us shall ever forget. There were five 9th grade classes and we all were down to work sooner than we thought possi- ble. Everything was different and we all seemed to enjoy it a lot. Soon things really began to p0p.', VVe gave several very funny plays in assem- bly and held several dances. One was the f'Freshie Dancef' so we naturally took great pride and interest in that particular one. The month of May came and We did our best to make May Day successful. The four chosen to represent the Freshman Class were Dorothy Hegedus, Yolanda Spinelli, Evelyn DeBolt, and Vivian Hall. The rest of the Freshmen took an imaginary trip around the world and portrayed the Scotch Lassies in their festive dancing, the Yugoslavian boys in their daily calisthenics and they even performed an old-fashioned Barn Dance that is characteristic of the American farmer. After the school picnic, a long vacation loomed ahead. So, the summer passed and fall appeared at last. Into the halls of Springdale Senior High trooped the Sophomores ready for Whatever might befall them in this new life. We may have ap- peared green to the upper classmen but I some- how don't think we were. In no time we were not only part of the school but it was part of us. During football season Sophomores Joe Kuchta and Bob Murdock took several bows for their expert performances. Then came not only National Election but Scholastic Election as well. Our four Sophomore Home Room groups chose the following officers: President Vice President 10-A Koleny Walsh IO-B D. Thompson B. Nickolas I0-C E. Pollick J. Kuchta I0-D J. Ochsenhirt M. Razelun Secretary-Treasurer H. Caputo B. Borland J. Dally M. A. Rayburg The Sophomore Class election was won by Vivian Hall 10-C, Presidentg Jean Fenn 10-D, Vice Presidentg and James Dally 10-C, Secretary Treasurer. Many Sophomore boys played on the Junior Varsity Basketball team. Among them were: Harry Caputo I0-A, Bill Ucinski 10-C, Earl Carroll IO-D, and Joe Kuchta 10-C. Then, many of our Sophomores enjoyed dancing. Anne Bonaz- za and Rose Gladowski, our Sophomore twins are the type that really 'fjitl' and they don't stop for anyone. Of course, Jean Fenn, Elaine Wein- berg, Betty Zanandrea, and many others are also in on the jitterbugginf If it's something slow and kind'a sentimental, you'll find the Sophomore glamour boy, Bob Borland, dancing with some girl, or other. Something new is always awaiting us, and as Spring showed its colors, we found preparations being made for the festival of lllay. Yes, May Day came and many Sophomore girls, in beautiful pastel gowns, were seen dancing to the strains of the l'Anniversary waltzl' for the entertainment of queen to be and the retiring queen. Finally we came to school on the last day and were given our report cards. Perhaps some of us are reluctant to leave, as we say goodbye, but we know that fall will come only too soon and we anticipate three months of sunshine and fun be- fore we will return as S. H. S. Juniors. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS JEAN FENN ................... Vife Prexident VIVIAN HALL .... ............ P resident JAMES DALLY ..... ..... S ecrcmry-Treasurer fifty-seven '-. -as 2 'Q is Ll it oi, V i s 4 t, fl llinwnm Liko May Queen Helen 1944-45 May Queen with her 1944-45 May Queen and Court Sophomore Attendants een and Her Court Qu ay M and Parsons Kuhn, Liko, Fulton, Chinchilla, wif -QP- Q-,mia 9 Xaiiifx-f ...nf ? High School Guidance Room Mi'. Corter confers with R Mickelic, R. Parsons, and A Owcar. TI-IE FIRST STEP Colfax Grade School Two kindergarten students enter Colfax School for the first time MR. LEE E. CORTER Miss PAULINE KOVATCH B.A., NLA., Colfax School Principal Colfax School Secretary - V C, 5 - ,,,,...x , ...1. 3357 5 gli. X.-. ff X, E41 it We YS: mmf A y , 9 fmmhcw was LL , 1 M , 5'ivg4E'ee ii X11 '47 frlvfifj 1 w r 55 iw im, f M1 , law, A f x - gay Yxc'-51 wx xv? v,.V,..s ,. 1 J., ,J 4 My 552 A HE, A ' gijsggggg 3- I f SE z W 1 ,A A, if Q.. 4 33 141 .x Af 2 F , J 1 A s 1 . w,2pmymg,g X 2 is - ? '.. ,. MWA -M. .Q 1 9 'V i .N,.n-M.,,m,M.,....,., 9 2 i 5 i i L 410 I P , fe,-an ., it , Q ,V , , ANOTHER STEP FORWARD Springdale Junior l l1h School Two seventh grade students enter Junior High for the first time MR. C. E. NVILLIAMS AIRS. EsTEI.Liz D. HENDRICKSON BS., Junior High School Principal R Junior High School Secretriry sixty-foul' um. 53. , K sf xf L 1, -+1 , ' WK 'J Q2 - A-vw ff' .uf ,, Q24 Q A V Q g Q jk M l X , Ivieifgw' 'V W F 23 QA, ,ff K 12A 12B 2C Q Qiaee 3 5'-ra SENIOR ELECTRA STAFF Spgn-'sx', MISS MARIE R. GERINO JUNIOR ELECTRA STAFF ELECTRA ADVISORY BOARD A fi 5 7 ar. Qin My we BOWLING CLUB Sponsor, MR. JOHN SPALIC TRI-HI-Y P. I. P. CLUB Sponsor, MISS ISABELLE HENDRICKSON Sponsor, MR. EDVVARD LAZAR SOCIETAS LATINA SUB-DEB CLUB Sponsor, MR, EDVVARD LAZAR Sponsor, MISS PHYLLIS 'CHARIE - JUNIOR CLASS PLAY NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE DEBATE CLUB Director, MISS PURDUM Director, MISS PURDUM ASTRO-CHETVI CLUB Sponsor, MR. ABER NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Uffi4'r'r.v Allen, Hetrick, XValker, VVenzeI Sponsor, Miss Sober x ORIOLE STAFF Officer: Shouse, Herrick, Kuhn, Sagan Sponsors, Miss Glass, Mrs. Morgan SENIOR CHEERLEADERS SHS CHEERLEADERS JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS CORTER Sponsor, MR. seventy-five MAJOR AND MAJORETTES COLOR GUARDS MAJ ORE TTES D JUNIOR AN OR NI - SE TRI-HI-Y OFFICERS 110 CLASS OFFICERS Nery, Kuhn, VValker, LIICZIS Teacher, Miss Gerino -5,1 U ART ROOM MURALS A jxwf ,I- , A 2 ew- ',f9s IK.. ff if Q 7 S J E' :H 5 S2 .Af Our Janltors MR. MOSSER MR. CARLSON MR. STENQI, IST CNot Pictured5 . , K g..,...,....4 8 t RTR. HERBERT RIPPER Assistant Coach ATHLETICS MR. OSSIE ROMETO Head Football Coach -1944 -Football Scores Springdale 6 East Deer Springdale 0 Freeport Springdale 6 Tarentum Springdale 20 Leechburg Springdale O Etna Springdale 0 Arnold Springdale 0 Ford City Springdale 13 Oakmont Springdale 12 West Deer COACH AND NIANAGERS Games Won 5-Games Lost 4 eighty-two FOOTBALL SQUAD First row-George Hussar, Pete Panlovich, VVilber Krngle, Andrew Lenosky, Louie Lieskovsky, Andrew Chlodney, Tony Mazak, joe Kuchta, Carl Voskamp, Robert Murdock, Thomas YVenzel. Second row-james Dawson, Tom Rukavina, james Buzard, George Lieskovsky, Frank McGeary, Tom Leskovic, Fred Smolara, Herb Miller, james Dally, Bob Borland. Third row-Raymond justharn, Lewis Acker, James Allen, Tony Zanandrea, Sam Younghans, Harold Deibler, joe Dattola, Bill Bodick, Sam Peterman. JUNIOR VARSITY First row-joe Murray, Jimmy YValsh, Sam Allen, Buster Carroll, Harry Caputo, Clark Rumbaugh, jerry Simons, James Hartz, Ray Justham, VValter Kuslxit, Danny Tassotti. Second row-Louie Tnrka, Eugene Strawoet, Bob Lin- coln, Otis Qnarrels, Tom Cutrara, Andrew Bonazza, Bernard Spix, Bill Henke, Richard Allias, John Ny- paver, 'Fnny Kavel, Bill Harvey. eiglzfy-171 rf IAMES ALLEN - jim played at quarterback and also at halfback for the Springdale Dynamos. He is Springdale's only two-letter man, hav- ing won the Varsity Letter in football and basketball. THOMAS LESKOVIC-A'Lesko play- ed tackle and along with Joe Dattola played havoc with many enemy plays. He is getting a scholarship for his ability and is certain to make good on some college team. .mmf Mk IAMES BUZARD- Jim was one of Springdale's flashy backs. He played at halfback and together with the other backs formed Springdale's attacks. CHRISTOPHER DATTOLA - Joe played tackle and in any game was one of the men which all the other teams feared. He was one of the anchors of the Springdale line and was responsible for many enemy losses. HAROLD DEIBLER- Dipes played guard and although he was ours for his first and last year he was a big help in bolstering the line. Dipes is a two letter man getting the football letter and a band letter. FRANK MCGEARY - A'Foo played tackle and was 'johnny-on-the-spot to fill in when his turn came. He was a very great help to the team as a whole. PETE PAULOVICH - Pete played halfback and was on the receiving end of many complete passes. Some of these passes were responsible for gains which led to final victory. THOMAS RUKAVINA-Tom played fullback and was directly responsible for winning the East Deer game. His drive and stamina broke through many enemy lines and brought home our victories. GEORGE LIESKOVSKY - George played guard and played this position so well that he was voted the most valu- able player on the Springdale team. He is also getting a scholarship along' with Tom and these two are certain to bolster some college team. CARL VOSKAMP-f'Vossey was an- other of our flashy backs, and with his running and punting got old Springdale out of many a jam. His spirit will be greatly missed in the backfield in following years. l aww, 'Ta fsieilf f '15, wh 11.1 5 M, ..- A ' j.. 3 ' - - -, -:IF A fl 1 - W . Q . i, 3 . .M 4. ,mb WWW 4 X m, X: Qi? ff Q X X x I Q f - , f -uf W it N ' 4fii?i,,f' fam. A, , 'M RE Q 3' W a 1 JAMES ALLEN-He played a vital part in the defense set-up of the team. Although he did not shoot many bask- ets, his score Compared favorably with the others. His value to the team was emphasized when the going got tough and he could be depended upon to come through with the right play. He en- tered tbe Vnited States Coast Guard upon eompletifri of the season's play- riffs. VINUENT NIIYRUN - Vince was a substitute center and was very effective at this position. l-le has played basket- ball for four years, starting with Jun- ior High. Although he did not play a regular position, he could be counted on to come through in an emergency. EDXVARD AMBROSE-lid is one of our outstanding basketball players, He was high scorer in the Allegheny Val- ley this year, his Junior year. He keeps the game at an even pace and has always made more than his share of points. He is expected to do even better in the 1945-46 campaign. DEAN CUCHRAN-Another junior who has earned the position of being one of our outstanding guards is Dean. He has played basketball for two years and ought to he the spark plug in the Power City Five next season. He is one of the very few six-footers on the team and this should be of great advantage to him in his playing the coming year. VVe look for great JOSEPH MISFTKA-This chap has filled the guard position in a very pleasing manner, This was appreciated beth by Coach Ripper and the mem- bers of the Squad. He specialized in long shots from the middle of the floor. He was known to everyone as Shimo. ALBERT OYVCAR-As co-captain of the Varsity, Arch proved to his team mates and the basketball fans that team- work is essential to a team's success. His insistence upon this trait resulted in the 'fPower City Quint becoming champs in their district. Arch played the center position and proved to be one of the best centers in the Valley. STEVE PETARRA-Steve was very good at the forward position and as substitute guard he played many a fine game this season. He was exceptionally good at close shots and the team de- pended upon him in various tight spots. He left school immediately after the season ended to enter Uncle Sam's Navy. HARRY STRAVVOET - Chosen co- captain by his teammates was an honor Harry deserved because he worked for his teammates rather than for himself. He is one of the few who played basketball for four years. His specialty was playing the forward position and he helped to make things interesting. NORlN1AN LAXVSON - Although Norm was rather small in stature, his speed made up for what he lacked in height. This was his first year on the Varsity and he showed his worth by coming through when the going got tough. Uncle Sam sent him a call be- fore the School term ended. XVILLIAM XVILSON-Bill played the forward position for his first year as a Varsity man. He took an active part in all of the games and kept himself busy trying to outguess his opponent. Uncle Samls Army found a place for him. MR. HERBERT RIPPER Head Basketball Coach LEWIS ACKER Nlanager Springdale 35 Springdale 16 Springdale 28 Springdale 32 Springdale 37 Springdale 30 Springdale 27 Springdale 32 Springdale 39 Springdale 34 Springdale 42 Springdale 39 Springdale 56 Springdale 52 Springdale 25 Springdale 30 Springdale 37 194+ BASKETBALL SCORES Oal-:mont Ken Hi Har-Brack Oakmont Arnold Evans City West Deer Arnold Leechburg Shadyside Freeport Vandergrift Apollo Tarentum Alumni Ken Hi Leechburg Games Won 1-l-Games Lost 3 1944 BASEBALL SCENE Wenzel, Strawoet, Daniel, Selinauhuber ninety THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SPRINGDALE THE FRIENDLY BANK Pays One Per Cent On All Savings Accounts A Safe Deposit Box W'i11 Protect Your Valuables fllember Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation C07 PIi 'e ff of G. C. MURPHY COMPANY l of MILLER BROTHERS 'YOUR Goon FURNITURE STOREU ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Fourth Avenue Tarentum, Penna. 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No Parking Worries Best PVisheJ to the Senior Clays from PETE CIN CALA QUALITY MEATS FRUITS AND GROCERIES l68 Colfax Street Springdale, Pa. HAWK'S HARDWARE 4 Sports Supplies Electrical Appliances Acme Quality Paints FRIGIDAIRES Pittsburgh Street Springdale, Penna. one hundred thirteen Compliments of MARTIN FUNERAL HOME 627 Pittsburgh Street Springdale, Pa. Coznpliments of AUDRA LAVERN E BEAUTY SHOP 915 Pittsburgh Street Springdale, Pa. Compliments of A FRIEND N ICK'S AUTO WRECKIN G Used Cars and Parts for All Cars REPAIRING AND PAINTING 500 Pittsburgh Street Phone: Springdale 693 Springdale, Pa .Compliments of THE VILLAGE INN Compliments of SPRINGDALE WELDING CO. hundred fourteen KING PIN BOWLING . . . 14 LANES The VaIley s Smartest and Most Dfodern Recreational Center Operated by DOM PERIELLO AND RALPH FRITZ FOR RESERVATIONS CALL SPRINGDALE 9540 JOSEPH KORCI-INAK 86 SON QUALITY MEATS FRUITS AND Gizoceiues 193 Center Street Springdale, Pa. Compliments of LOUIS LEFEVRE Best Ufvishex, Seniors Dancingly Yours AUDREY ANN STUDIOS New Kensington, Pal. J . C. PENNEY CO. 825 Fifth Avenue New Kensington, Pa. I one hundred fiftee Complimcnls of ALLEGHENY LUMBER AND SUPPLY CO. 206 BOYD STREET TARENTUM, PA. Phone 325 STOCKDALE HARDWARE CO. E. 7th AVENUE AND Ross TARENTUM, PA. Phone 1420 CHRIST BALDUS DEPARTMENT STORE GIBBS 86 GIBBS Professional Dr ' t Shoes uggls S Dry Goods . In Business for your Hffaffh Furniture Men,s, Ladies' and Chiidrerfs Furnishings 912 Pittsburgh Street Phone 332 Springdale, Pa. Springdale, Pa. hzmdred sixteen C. H. SCHNORR AND CO. PRECISION TOOLS - GAUGES SPRINGDALE, PENNA. Flowers For All Occasions AT GEORGE BROTHERS . . . Florists . . . New Kensington, Pa. Compliments of ALEX SLOAN DISTINCTIVE MENS WEAR 943 Fifth Avenue New Kensington, Pa. SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO. 1020 Fifth Avenue New Kensington, Pa. HARRY J. BECKMAN See me about REAL ESTATE For' Practical Gifts HOSIERY, GLOVES, PURSES LINGERIE, KERCHIEFS STORM'S HOSIERY SHOP 945 Fifth Avenue New Kensington, Pa. and INSURANCE NEW KENSINGTON TYPEWRITER CO. Phone: Springdale 71 Typewiterg grid flying' lljachinfs en e an epaire Giftx, Greeting Cards and School Supplies i 730 Pittsburgh Street Springdale, Pa' 931 Fifth Avenue New Kensington P1 one hundred eighteen 9 HARRY'S MEN 'S WEAR 940 Fifth Avenue New Kensington, Pa. HARRY J. BERKOWITZ, Mgr. Complivnen ts of OSWALD'S CAFE PRESUTTI,S ABE GOLDBERG GROCERIES AND MEAT MARKET i?viF2igsEi BOX 234, Cheswick, Pa' Telephone: Springdale 375-R Phone: Springdale 9577 Acmetonia, Pa. TI-IE KEYSTONE DAIRY CO. 329 SIXTH AVENUE NEW KENSINGTON, PA. QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS VISIT OUR DAIRY STORE Phone: New Kensington 666 one hundred nineteen CEMILIN E CORPORATION Cheswick, Pa. fllanufarturers of GENUINE STONE STEEL RUSTLESS I-IOT WATER TANKS DAN'S BAR-B-Q DELICIOUS SANDWICHES Route 28 at the High Bridge DINE AND DANCE AT SAVORS DELICIOUS SAN DWICHES wk FREEPORT ROAD AC M ETON IA, PA. I idt tj 'for the smartest, newest and better quality APPAREL and ACCESSORIES it? I The Fashion -First Store NEW KENSINGTON New Kensingtorfs BETTER QUALITY STORE SHOP HARTJS OFTEN AND BE FASHION WISE U. s. SERVICE ELECTRA 1945 BQOSTERS S17 CARL L. W. BOCHEK, Air Corps WILLIAM BODICK, Army CpI. WESLEY G. CAMPBELL PAUL COLE, MO MM llc JAMES R. FENN, AXS RAYMOND AND RICHARD GRIFFITH, Air Corps LEWIS HERMAN, Rn 3fc ROYAL HIRTLE, Air Corps Pfc. BETTY HULINGS and SHIRLEY HULINGS, SK 3fc VVM. J. IRVINE, Army RUSSELL E. IVIONTGOMERY, S Zfc CSP-YJ JOSEPH INIURRAY, AXS SfSgt. AL NOVICH Pfc. STANLEY RAY JOHN RUSNAK, Merchant Marine! Pfc. RALPH SCHARNS ROBERT SCOTT, Merchant Marine VERNON SHOOP, Army STANLEY SPAUCH, AXS VVXO ALBERT TOWNSEND JOHN VALASEK, Army IXIERLE D. VERNER, Iwerchant Marine HENRY VVENZEL, IMerchant Marine onw humirfrl f1l?!'7llJj'I'LUO ELECTRA 1945 BoosTERs Arthur and McGrail-lVlobiloil Auto Spring and Repair Service llrs. James Beganyi A. Berkey Betty,s Beauty Shop Bole's Tavern Robert Borland Betty Brandstetter Mrs. Elizabeth Bruner Mr. and Mrs. Buzard Jean Carlisle Chapmanis Drug Store Miss Phyllis Charie Tony Cutrara Clyde Darrall Evelyn DeBolt James DiPalma Eureka Market Fleisheris Bakery Frances Voigt Shop Rose Fricioni Mr. and lllrs. G. Gensamer J. Morlach Glassmer S, Kafoury Tony Klemencic Dorothy Kust Carolina Lapeth Joyce Mellon Klrs. Mellon lylr. and Mrs. Joseph Mickelic Elmer B. Montgomery Eleanor hIcElroy Richard Nehile Bonnie Nicholas Mr. and Mrs. Albe Pauline and Helen Anna Louise Pizer Mrs. Powell Henry Presutti rt Owcar Roseis Confectionery Store Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rovnanik Mr. and lllrs. E. I. Rumbaugh Dorothy Schnorr George W. Shoop Dorothy Helen Smith Virginia Smith Nora Mae Smouse Yolanda Spinelli Mrs. Emma Stiles Burgess Stoup Beatrice Terejko Don Thompson Thomas Wenzel Florence Wilson Hr. and lX4rs. Henry Yanik Edith Zigarella one hundred twenty-three 'C 1 , Q E . . ,E i one ll7l'I'I,!7l'CIZ 111,'cnty-four