St Clairsville High School - Schi Schan Yearbook (St Clairsville, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1950 volume:

2 x 49 f w D . .1 .- L .Hn b is tix s X X I . 9 :fi f ,G ,,, 5 3 F L-f' 1' 5 w s ' -5 X , , THE SENIOR CLASS OF ST. CLAIRSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL ST. CLAIRSVILLE, OHIO PRESENTS C Ll LCLVL VOLUME THIRTY FOUR NINETEEN HUNDRED FIFTY EDITOR BETTIE TURNER otgophyf bo F o by Sh Iby C ftco of Ch c g Sch Sd 2 C Ae . Q f ,, f T , , o r or this o In done by erren Studio, St CI I O E g gs were mode by The Circle Engraving CO., Inc, Indio 5 I I d Printing cmd Binding by Kurtz Bros., I Cleorfield, P Cover e ro i Q 0, i- won -- ADMINISTRATION CLASSES ACTIVITIES ADVERTISEMENTS JM Ci,,ILfwf,f,f E8 LC6LtL0lfL Wuth prlde and pleasure we dedicate thus 1950 Sch: Schan to the muslc department under the dlrectlon of Mass Craft and Mr Fry The splrnt of the band and the lnspurmg work of the glee club chour and ensembles are the outstanding features of Claursvllle students promotes the development of eftlclency and appreciation In the unduvudual We who struve for culture hold In deepest admnratlon those who have Inspired our wholehearted cooperation In thus fleld Sch Schan 4 St. Clairsville's music department. Music by, for, and of St. 5, - ADMINISTRATIUN Q x 1 VQIVDQ 9 Hajcnlbucfz 49 gin AWA ShS x 1 ,., qi-, 9 22 - , f f , , , Qi-x A ,0f':'6 .gfs Qkivi 'Swiss 33553 Nfl: .V ws x . '- h - 5 j!L M rc! of gyucafaon left to right Dr .l B Martm Vlce President Frank Frazier Clerk George Thornburg President l T Newlln Dr E R Porterfield The success of our school depends upon five Thelr competent services keep our splrlts alive Understanding our problems and faculty selectlon Are two of the 'obs under the Board s durectuon Equupment us purchased and bulls are paud Good Ideas are promoted and suggestuons made Crxtlcusm as received with a gram of salt Although wuth these men how can anyone find fault? Busy wnth their occupations and home lufe each day, They take tume to umprove both school work and play Efficient, outstandung, esteemed men are these, Dnrectmg, explormg, attemptmg to please Thanks to you members for servnces rendered, Your guudance and kindness wlll long be remembered The class of 5O washes to express appreclatnon, For the wonderful, capable Board of Educatlon Schi-Schan - 6 X8ClfLfLl!8:5 l wlLBuR I GREGG JOHN J SHANNON Superrntendent P,,nc,pL-,I B A Muslungum College B S Muskrngum College M A Ohuo State Un versrty Mr Gregg superrntendent of our school for the last sux years has been a constant factor In upholding the standards of our school, both In athletncs and schol arshlp Though at tnmes hrs dusclpllnary measures may have seemed severe we realrze they have been employed for the betterment of our school EMMA RAMSAY A B Muskrngum College Those who have been taught by Mr Shannon know hrs value as a teacher He not only knows has sublect well but presents rt In an easy way to learn ln helplng us wlth our problems, he ns appreciated by all Completrng hrs fifth year as prrncrpal he serves very capably In thus posmtron Emma as our competent school secretary whom we find working rn Mr Gregg s offlce We all know Emma by her pleasrng smule and sense of humor She as very well lnked and respected by both the student body and the faculty Hats ot? to Emma Sch: Schan 7 . , r t K 4?'fT.'S . , V 'L , . - ', xl- I , ., ' lf 4. ' . . ' 1 ' M.A,Pm.univefSi1y , . I ' I , . x '32-3 R. E t..?,,,,,,.?.,,,,,' '- NANCY BUTCHER Muskingum College, A. B. Physical Education, English I ls-Sporty Has-A boy friend Likes-Attention in classes ELIZABETH CRAFT Muskingum College, B. M. Vocal Music lsgwell groomed Has-Style Likes- Vs HOWARD FLOWERS Miami University, B. S. Mechanical Drawing, Metal Work ls-Wonderful Has-A lot of friends Likes-Everyone ALBERT FULTON Ohio State University, B. S. Industrial Arts I, ll Is-Well-groomed Has-A crew cut Likes--Forming MARY WILMA CAMPBELL Muskingum College, A. B. Shorthand l, Il Is-Married Has-A farm Likes-Efficiency DENA FAVOT Muskingum College, A. B. English ll, IV Commercial Geography ISTTIDY Has-A giggle Likes-To talk JAMES FRY Ohio Wesleyan, B. M. Instrumental Music, Boys' Chorus, Algebra I Is-Popular Has-A beautiful smile Likes-Rhythm EDWARD GARDA Geneva State University, B. S. World History, Physical Education lswHandsome Has-Twins Likes-Undefeated seasons DOROTHY HANCOCK Ohio Wesleyan University, B. A. English Ill, Speech ls-Tall Has-An engagement ring Likes-Drama HELEN HARRIS Muskingum College, A. B. U. S. History, Grade Geography VIII ls-Sweet Has-A little thought Likes-To travel KATHERINE M. HARROP Ohio State University, B. S. of Ed. Western Reserve University, B. S of L. S. Plane Geometry, Library Is-Advisor of student council Has-Authority Likes-The library quiet DEWEY HASKETT Ohio University, B. S. Algebra I, Business Arithmetic ls-A red head Has-Personaltiy Likes-His wife and kids ROBERT HOLTSCLAW Muskingum College, A. B. U. S. History, World History, Grade History VII ls-A jewel Has-A wife Likes-Chewing gum DOUGLAS KERR Ohio University, A. B., M. A. Typing, O-Hice Practice, Bookkeeping Is-Advisor of Schi4Schan Has-A small fry likes-Commercial work RUTH MOWDER Muskingum College, A. B. Home Economics I, Il, IV Is-Little Has-A green Studebaker Likes-Food and clothes WILMOT G. MURPHY Muskingum College, B. S. English III, Civics, Sociology ls-A grandfather Has-Two study halls Likes-To argue MARY NESBITT Ohio University, A. B. Columbia University, M. A. Biology, Health Science VII ls-A biologist Has-Antiques Likes-Bugs DAVID PORTERFIELD Duke University, A. B. Spanish I, II, U. S. History VIII Is-Cute Has-Athletic ability Likes-To look nice CLARENCE Hlll University of Akron, B. S. General Science, Physics, Chemistry, Advanced Algebra ls-A photographer Has-Two kids in high school Likes-Cleveland MARY I. JOHNSON Muskingum College, A. B. Latin I, ll, English II Is-A Roman Has-A chevy Likes-People in halls at noon? LENA LUDWIG Wooster College, A. B. English I, II ls-Well liked Has-Pretty gray hair Likes-Being Y-Teen advisor ELI ROBERT MUNAS Ohio University, B. S. Art Is-A bridegrcom Has-Wit Likes-To be funny 5 nw ww. .yw.,,.., lg... 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I 5 5 0-F K -swf 'f fnq' r 'U Div' S Q Q X X-J x N I 5 .J I 4 MPN I nk .2 STudemTS - S I. 5 r, E9 4' Hmm O o mi 1 my IT xx xx .4 EQ. me Cggnior Kfdifif tv You ve reached the end of your golden dream Oh senuors grand and true No longer wull the hugh school seem As a beacon of lught for you You came to thus school a freshman green Whule your motto ever seemed to be If once I faul agaun Ill try Then a sophomore oh so grand Lendung freshmen a helpung hand Lookung forward wuth face aglow When to the uunuor class you d go When that gloruous day came near You were so glad when you would hear SENIOR OFFICERS Charles Ruehl President Jum Fudale Vuce Presudent Eduth Kettlewell Secretary Bob Rudgeway Treasurer CLASS COLORS Blue and Gold CLASS ADVISORS Muss Favot Mr Murphy Yes he us a uunuor from St C Hugh A school that stands out most hugh Then a senuor your dream come true As you heard the sermon read to you How you would be cast upon a sea But wuth head held hugh eyes straught ahead A smule on your face as the way you led Up the ausle to face unafraud The plans that for you God had laud Your future lufe us yours to mold Make ut the best better than theurs of old Years of success of happuness unfurled To make thus a brughter more successful world Schu Schan I4 3 in S I , . I 1 1 . . I I ' ' I I l I I . ' ' I I I I I I I Timid, self-conscious and shy, Where troubles and strife would always be. ' I 1 I 1 - -n - u , , . I I I I I ' I ' , . I I I I u . . , , . - . I l I ' I I . D I ' ALBERT, ANDY ls-Bashful Has-A clarinet Likes-Baseball ALTHAR, JONEDIE ls-Handsome Has-A Ford Likes-Edna BAKER, DONALD ls-Quiet Has-Blue Eyes Likes-Baseball BERRY, JOHN ls-Big Has-A colleciion of girls Likes-Football BRIGHT, DONALD ls-From Maynard Has-A brass horn Likes-Freshmen Albert Alihcar Balmer BUNDY, MARGARET Is-A cheerleader Has-Personality Likes-Nothing BURGHY, JAMES ls-Little Has-A motorbike Likes-Baseball CAMPBELL, DOLORES ls-An office girl Has-Clothes Likes--Bill CARROLL, ADRIANNE Is-Y-Teen secretary Has-Ability Likes-To sing CEY, PHYLLIS ls-Nice Has--Ariistic ability Likes-To draw Berry Brighl Bundy Burgl-ny ..L .- Campbell 7950 Carroll Cey endow Chillog Christy Curtis Daley Dlab Dieckmann 1 Eastham CHILLOG, DONALD ls-A romeo Has-A car Likes-Women CHRISTY, BEULAH Is-From Barton Road Has-Nice hands Likes-No make-up CURTIS, DONALD Is-Short Has-A V-8 Likes-Ja ne DALEY, BOB ls-Sophisticated Hcis-A ca mera Likes-Photog ra phy DIAB, NANCY ls--Tiny Has-Black hair Likes-To make friends Ebbert Schi-Schan - I6 Edgar DIECKMANN, RITA Is-A flirt Has-Dimples Likes-Males EASTHAM, NANCY ls--Slim Has-Glasses Likes-Sewing EBBERT, RAYMOND Is-Tall Has-A fruit farm Likes-To drive fast EDGAR, SHIRLEY Is-Pretty Has--A pretty voice Likes-Tom EDWARDS, CORA ls-A good cook Has-An alto voice Likes-Everything Edwards FODOR, MARY Is-Short Has--A boy friend Likes-Black hair FOX, GERALD Is-Bug Has-Blond hair Likes-Office first period FURBEE, JANET Is-Neat Has-Prety clothes Likes--Maynard GARY, PATRICIA Is-From Lloydsville Has-Naturally curly hair Likes-Bill GIBSON, JAMES Is-A track star Has-A gray chevy Likes-Dianne GOFF, ROBERT Is-A taxi driver Has-An old ialopy Likes-To drive HAGEDORN, DORIS Is-Short Has- Andy Likes-Tom HAGENBUCH, CHARLES Is-Tcilkative Has-Wit Likes-Art HALL, ANN Is-Small Has-Small feet Likes-OITice work HIGGENBOTHAM, LEWIS Is-On the football team Has-Red hair Likes- Red Fodor Fox Furhee Gary Gibson G05 Hagedorn Hagenbuith Hall Hlggenbotham 7950 I eniord Hill Hrabok Janoski Josefczyk Joseph 1 'fi if Joslin Kanopsic HILL, MARTHA ls-A teacher's daughter Has-An ankle bracelet Likes-Bethesda HRABAK, GENEVA ls-Quiet Has-A dimple in her chin Likes--Her puppy, Trixy JANOSKI, HELEN ls-Well dressed Has-Many boy friends Likes-Homemaking JOSEFCZYK, BETTE ls-Good natured Has-Dancing ability Likes-George JOSEPH, GAIL Is-A good swimmer Has-Speaking ability Likes-Her boat Kanyuch Sclwi-Schan --18 Kemp JOSLIN, RICHARD ls-New here Has-A clarinet Likes-Mary Va. KANOPSIC, IRENE Is-Jovial Has-Long red fi Likes--Yunch KANYUCH, EDWARD ls-Funny Has-Freckles Likes-To talk KEMP, JUNE Is-A seamstress Has-Gray eyes Likes-To square KETTLEWELL, EDNA Is--Cute Has-A twin Likes-Jonedie nger nails dance Kettlewell KETTLEWELL, MARJORIE Is-Everyone's friend Has-Silent nature Likes-F. T. A. KING, PAULINE ls-Shy Has-Nice smile Likes-To dance KLAYKO, LEWIS Is-Tall Has-A lot of hair Likes-Basketball KLOSEK, RICHARD Is-Little Has-Black hair Likes-To fool the tea KLUSKEY, CHARLES Is-A little boy? Has Big muscles Likes To eat' t ell K ng chers KORBA, TILLIE Is-A red head Has-A way with men Likes-Men KOTLARCHIK, MARCELLA Is-Loud Has-A permanent Likes-To have fun KOVACH, MIKE ls-Quiet Has-A black Ford Likes--Movies LAINE, JACK Is-Left-handed Has-Blond hair Likes-Females LANG, CHARLES Is--An old stand-by Has-Artistic ability Likes-To square da nc E Klayko Klosek Kluskey Korba Kotlarchik Kovach Laine Lang 7950 Schi-Schan - I9 Ludwig Lukasko emfom Lynn McConnell McGlumphy 'Qui i.. '.L' X' 1 McMahon Mechling LU DWIG, CAROLYN Merriii Moore Mriz MCMAHON, JUNE Is-Neat Is-Going to Miami U. Has-Pretty hair Likes-Muskingum LUKASKO, LEON ls-Musical Has-An orchestra Likes-Jane LYNN, SHIRLEY ls--Courteous Has-A capable m Likes-To please McCONNELL, NANCY Is-Friendly Has--Long hair Likes-Eugene ind Has-Naturally curly hair Likes-To drive MECHLING, MONROE ls-Always around Has-A harmonica Likes-To do odd things MERRITT, LOIS ls-Tall Has-A boy friend Likes-To play basketball MOORE, NANCY Is-I rish Ha s-Ma n ners Likes-Freddie MCGLUMPHY, RAY MRIZ, VASIL Is-Not a millionaire Is-Mischievous Has-A deep voice Has-Personality plus Likes--Neflis Likes-A girl Schi-Schan - 20 NEWLIN, MARY VIRGINIA Is-Popular Has-A boy friend Likes-Dick NICOLOZAKES, MARY ls-Good natured Has- Four eyes Likes-To be nice OWENS, SHIRLEY ls-Y-Teen president Has-Bill's ring Likes--Sports PASSMORE, GEORGE ls-Heavy built Has-Dark curly hair Likes-His girl PAVLIC, JOAN ls-A maiorette PONZANI, DAVID Is-A Ponzani Has-Brains Likes-To be quiet PYLE, BETTY ls-Always laughing Has-Friends in Akron Likes-Corduroy RICE, MARY LEE ls-Slim Has--A habit of blushing Li kes-Clothes RICHARDS, JANE ls-Smart Has-Ma ny friends Likes-A V-8 RYMER, .IEANE ANN Is-A little girl Has-Blond hair and blue eyes Has-Bangs Likes-Typing and twirling Likes--Kids Newlin Nicolozalzes Owens Passmore ag -rs Pavlic JQ 3 -nav .mf Ponzani Pyle Rice Richards Rymer 1950 Schi-Schan - 21 eniom Sanda Shinoski Shippy Skaggs St. Clair Steftas Stephens SANDA, ROBERT Is-Mad about Janet Has-A Ford truck Likes-Everything SHINOSKI, SOPHIA ls-A blond Hos--Chewing ability Likes- Fremo SHIPPY, FRANK Is-A little runt Hos-A wove Likes-Anything SKAGGS, HAROLD Is-A senior Has-Heig ht Likes-School? ST. CLAIR, VIANNA ls-Timid Has-Friendly smile Likes-The radio Street Schi-Schan - 22 Tisko STEFFAS, HELEN Is-A typist Has-Beautiful hair Likes-To be neat STEPHENS, HAROLD Is-Employed Has-A job Likes-Barnesville STREET, MARY CATHERINE Is-A deputy's daughter Has-Office fourth period Likes-Don TISKO, CONSTANCE ls-From Foirpoint Hos-Nice clothes Likes-To read TOKAR, LAWRENCE Is-On student council Has-A green sweater Likes- Wine, Women, and Song Tolcar TURNER, BETTIE Is-Editor of Schi-Schcin Has-Charm Likes-Paul TUTTLE, WILSON ls--A hero Hcis-A broken jaw Likes-Beautiful women VASCURA, .IOE Is-Good looking Has-A build Likes-All sports Turner VERARDI, RICHARD ls-A little boy Has-Block hair Likes-Trouble? VESPA, EMMA ls-A red head Has-A sultry voice Likes-Everybody WALLACE, DAVID ls-A Greek philosopher Has-A horse LikesdA woman, ond horses WALTERS, EUGENE ls-Witty Has-Personality Likes-Freshmen WEIR, JOAN Is-Cute Hos-Short hair Likes-To ride in ct convertible WILLIAMS, BLANCHE Is-Pretty nice Has-A boy friend Likes-Everyone YOKER, JOHN ls-A blond Hos-Blue eyes Likes-Females HESKETT, DALE lNot picturedl ls-An ex-G. I. Has-Been in the Army Likes-School? WALTERS, EUNICE ls--Athletic Hos--Friends Likes-Frank Voscura Verardi -if STEPHENS, HUBERT lNot picturedl ls-In novol reserve Hcis-Nosol voice Likes-Civics? ? ? Vespa Wallace fi 'G' 'T ht Tuttle Walters Weir Williams Yoker Wolters 7 95 0 Schi-Schon - 23 JUNIOR OFFICERS Dick Ralston ..4.,,. . President Melvin Regoli ..., ., Vice President Mary Ponzani Secretary Donna Ashton ,,..,..,. .... ..,. . T reasurer Officers: left to right-Mary Ponzani, Mel- vin Regoli, Dick Ralston, Donna Ashton. CLASS COLORS Green and White Class advisors Mr. Heskett, Miss Harris lfmior 0155 ln September of '47 you entered the halls of St. Clairsville High School, nervous and won- dering what this new life would offer you. Yes, you were painted and imposed upon as your initiation to four wonderful years, giving and taking, sharing the responsibilities of high school life. You selected for your first leaders, Tom Porterfield, Andy Miscencik, Mary Ponzani and John Owens. You chose as your colors, green and white. The year was climaxed by the fresh- man party held in the gym. You made a fine start for the sophomore year by choosing Tom Porterfield as your presi- dent, Charles Thompson, vice president, Mary Ann McHugh, secretary and John Owens as treasurer. Now you are finally upper-classmen, acting as host to the Junior-Senior Prom and presenting the class play. We are sure they are certain to be a success with Dick Ralston as president. Having been such a great success in your previous years it is certain you will be an asset to the school, serving it to your utmost ability, leaving it behind as one of the most cherished possessions of your life. First Row, left to right-Ashton, Baker, Baron, Bough, Belford, Blacker, Blair, Boich, Bradshaw, Brokaw. Second Row-Burdette, Cencula, Chambon, Chorovich, Coates, Coe, Collins, Curry, Davis, Donley. Third Row-Dyrdek, Eastham, Ferren, Ford, Fudale, Gamble, Garrett, Gatten, Geftert, George. Fourth Row-Giffin, Gonot, Grady, Greig, Hall, Hanson, Harpley, Haught, Henry, Heskett. Fifth Row-Hickenbottom, Hill, Hummel, Huntsman, Iles, Jendrusik, L. Johnson, Johnston, Kacsmar Kanopsic. 1 Sixth Row-Kasproski, Knight, Kocsis, Koher, Kolb, Laizure, Ludwig, Masarick, McAllister, McHugh Seventh Row-Merryman, Miller, Miscencik, Mitchell, Mobley, Moore, Mossbarger, Nocolozakes Orkis, Owens. f Eighth Row-Paboucek, Pogan, Pokerino, Ponzani, Porterfield, Purdy, Ralston, Ramsey, Ray, Regoli Ninth Row-Rinkes, Robinson, Sayre, Scott, Sharkey, Sikora, Steftas, Stephens, Strahl, Stukey. Tenth Row-Taylor, Truchan, Uhazy, Van Curen, Vannest, Vaughn, Walters, J. Wodarcyk, M. Wod- arcyk, Wright. Not Pictured-Daniel, Harrison, Hudock, McEndree, McFarland, Thompson. Schi-Schan -24 Cm 0 57 A11 A I Ah I nina In-f 26 2-AM ov 4' 7' wiv if an ll 305 mg ,ff 1 ry mga 61' 5 Sh K 66 77 5 f 6 1 I ' -' V ' e- Q ' . A G i I . Z 'L Xxx QV N ' :Z ki? 5' f .'-1. -, P ,H - af' , ' ri h I ,Qzw ' . - ' J A , V A V J- x -,t V A 1 A E' A -1 'L A giftly 4' is In 'I , I V 1 X AJ Q -v:A:- ,. ai V' , ' V , ,R I ' 'k Z:' A J' if - L -fr ,, f' L? , gf ,, M I , I L I f . I 4 i N V it. I N AV f f 4: .gf ni ,, A , 2 V. , , 1 f f . Q 'ef 'ef , f- J' 3 , w 1 - if A f 'gf . ' ' W Q , b Q49 V , :+V 1 , l AZA.: f ' 'V Q J' 'V D I -6' , S ,,., K vl,, 2 .. I '7 rf, K V fd E 'A V ' 4 . 4 ' f ,J , . mi rv 1 V . Q f Q f -f Y 9 'f' ' ' N ,, Q H A ' 1 , . f . , if -- m I n 1' 1 .. ' f - 41 A W 7 V 'A 'v , ,sv ' V J A, , N f 1 f lllli . wif W ' in WH ,, it L- ,, Mi. vi W, Ab' ZW' gay ,K A 65 v 4 , Q N .3-J 1, X Q -I ' 3 If ' 4 I f 1 4 j d. ,, Lag Q. fi 5' A +1 ' f ,f: 1' f K? ,gil ' ,, ' 'b Y V ' , ' , ' V Q Q 1 A S - I 1, -Q ff '- ,K c 5-Schon - 25 When you started in as freshmen, you were ambitious and ready to go. You had a good group of class officers who were, David Taxon, your President, Ruth Ann Kettlewell, your Vice 52, cf.. and honors. SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Charles Ringeisen PfeSld6l1f Joe Cencula , . Vice President Jim Hanson Secretary Jack Lukacsko , . . Treasurer Officers: left to right-Charles Ringeisen, Jack Lukacsko, Joe Cencula, Jim Hanson. CLASS COLORS Purple and Gold Class advisors Mrs. Ludwig, Mr. Holtsclaw championship, and friendliness plus activities Make St. Clairsville even prouder of you as you go through your next two big years and President Mark Passmore, your Secretary, and Charles Ringeisen, your Treasurer, who planned good times for you all year. As your class colors you chose purple and gold. You are the in-between class of high school, but with your fine selection of officers you have achieved your aim and can proudly say you have gone through two successful years with fun, on through life. Always be ready to accept new responsibilities as you go on through high school. We the class of 1950, have enjoyed all of our high school years and some of us will be sorry to leave, but before we go we want to wish you the best of luck and have fun. Your first year was a great one. This sec- ond year-even better. First Row, left to right-Anderson, B. Ault, P. Ault, Ballog, Beam, Bethel, Bevans, Bulger, Bundy, Burghy, Callahan. Second Row-Careway, Cencula, Cey, Cunningham, Dupczyk, Mary lou Dyer, Eberhart, Edgar, Edwards, Efaw, Evans. Third Row-Fife, Fox, Frew, Fryan, Fudale, Gabel, Gacek, Gatti, Gdula, Gibson, Goff. Fourth Row-Graham, Gunn, J. Hadzima, R. Hadzima, Hall, Hanson, Hamilton, Hickenbottom, Hollida, Hubbard, Hynes. Fifth Row-Iles, Jeffers, Jeslosky, Keller, B, Kettlewell, R. Kettlewell, Kinsey, Kinyo, Korba, Kovack, Kremer. Sixth Row-Lehman, Lemley, lewis, Lias, Lude, Lukacsko, MacPherson, Mathews, McCracken, McEndree, McFarland. Seventh Row-Mechling, Meek, Dolores Merryman, Doris Merryman, Michniak, Mihlbauer, Miscencik, Mistovich, Mollica, Moore, Morgan. Eighth Row-Passmore, Pavlic, Pecenka, Piatek, Pokerino, Ringeisen, Rinkes, Saich, E. Scott, J. Scott, Shambaugh. Ninth Row-Shrieve, Sroka, Staggs, Sturms, Surrat, Taxon, Taylor, Thomas, Valykeo, Van Pelt, Vigoffi. Tenth Row-Donna Wallace, Dorothy Wallace, Bill Wanger, Brita Wanger, Weir, Williams, Janet Wilkinson, Joan Wilkinson, B. Wilson, M, Wilson, Wisniowski. Eleventh Row-Wodarcyk, Wrabec, J. Wright, W. Wright, Yaneck, Yazrombek. Not Pictured-Crouch, Mabel Dyer, Elerick, Kurucz, Maholm. Schi-Schan - 26 om 0 J2 9 993 f' PN isdn 'W ea ...SZ va tlflpalmll 6 411. M I? jp! Wwef f- 4.5, vw xii? K 0 QQ N: FP Wvgf 'Dfw Kd.: 14D AA 'Y L1 af' 4 P W5 Simi, ? 9 , at Ei .NE S h Schcn 27 66 77 Cf f ri' f 4 xv ' yn, ii- cf ja I I ev h -3 if y A , ,Ml . , .ffm 5 ,O K... 0-x lp A ,, P 1- ' E' 1 ' K 1 ,gr yi, ML -an fd can J , ' p ' 7 3, 4. ,I ' A K' .fir i 57 2 Q ,V z Q ' ' 'id J f Q W H 7 , 1, f- V X -A 1 A K N ,uk Q-if 1 ' 1- -4 6 -H: Q, f wx ' , 5, X gg 1 I... .a V w fl' I - A' f' if- ff -Q :rs Q '- 'B , 'Q ' 23' Q if' f ' -V Ci fu y 19 W' Q , ff fy V1 1g,'h5:5fQ:-3' K 3 , , tg M ' ' ,fi .I h Q1 M!Np ' L f gb f' ,A '- ' , f , 9 5 fh9 ' 4-J' I L au V 'I I 4 ,, 5 av 'Q 1 t, f' 5 Z In W IIJ ' , 9 . Z A .4 ' - , , gh, r . ' N Q Y' ' ?J AU L' A 2 A A VV ' , 7 ,f 1 6 5 , 9' F, , Q. 75 4- F 3 ' ' s h .2 M P ' 9 H X M .X 1 f f , z.X 4 A , X , : -1 ,, 1 f N 1' Jfe 'V f G Wi? 8 QU 'f 5 Iv g, ' an ? Kg . '51 f Ll 4 In X 'I w 'P I 3 R ' 4' , fs 1 141 f- , Q I as 'Q iq! 1- -ge' .' ,-'-- v f , A '. V VV 4' -0' L ve' 1 A I Y A: qi' ,. A I' , ' I :: J vx 2 .- A .I V 1' .A 1' 142, .' I K 4 fa. , x , ' ' - Q ' av Q 1 ,, J , ' hiv ,- V . I A f . W 1 H V . A FRESHMAN OFFICERS Jack Ashton ..... . . Isaac Ponzani V566 Diane Tomer . - '- Sue Seager Seager, Diane Tomer, and Jack Ashton Class advisors Miss Johnson, Mr. P c7Qlf'25Al4fL6LlfL Kfdilfl All through grade school you wondered what that first day in high school would be like, and you found out on September 6. Although you got smeared a little with lipstick and such by the upperclassmen, and got lost every once in a while for a few days, l think you had a lot of fun and got off to quite a good start. Right away you started taking part in activi- ties, making friends, and joining organizations, showing that you had a willing class. You re- spected your upperclassmen and tried to make them proud of you, and we're sure they are. About the middle of the year you selected your class officers, pupils who would plan good times for you all year. With the help of your advisors you made a fine selection. You will probably always remember how thrilled you were that freshman year but now that it is rolling around to a close, remember that new things and ideas are in store for you. Always look ahead for the future. Remember in whatever you do-honesty is the best policy, and experience is the best teacher. First Row, left to right-Adams, Anagnost, Armstrong, Arnold, Ashton, Ault, Baker, Ballog, Bennett, Bilica, Blanchard. Second Row-Britton, Brown, Burghy, Burke, Bush, Butler, Carter, Chorovich, Coates, Coveleskie, Curtis. Third Row-B. Daley, L. Daley, Damico, Daniel, Davis, Dieckmann, Donley, Edgar, Fife, Fox, Friede. Fourth Row-Gabel, Gorczyk, Gill, Glover, Goff, Haines, Hall, Hardesty, Haught, Hawkins, Henderson. Fifth Row-Hepner, Hinkle, Hirauk, Hobart, Homard, Hughes, Iddings, Jackson, Jeffers, Jeffries, A. Johnson. Sixth Row-Janice Johnson, Jo Ann Johnson, Jurco, Juriga, Shirley Kozlowski, Stanley Kozlowski, D. Kurucz, V. Kurucz, Laine, Lippian, Loy. Seventh Row-Ludwig, lukasko, Marshall, R. Martin, S. Martin, Matis, McHugh, McMahon, Meloy, Mfck, Moore. E'ghth Row-Morgan, Mudrak, Nugo, Offutt, M. Orkis, W. Orkis, Pathorsky, Paugh, Paulitll. Pvvfir, Pecenka. Ninth Row-Pfoor, Pokerino, Ponzani, Primis, Reed, Reline, Richards, Ross, Sable, Sabo, Seager. Tenth Row-Selish, Shields, Shimble, Shinoski, Shippy, Simpson, Siple, Smith, Spencer, C. Sproul, l.. Sproul. Eleventh Row-Sroka, Talarovich, Taylor, Tomer, Van Curen, Van Horne, Verardi, Vicker, Weekley, Wllhelm, Williams. Twelfth Row-B. Wilson, J. Wilson, Wodarcyk, Woodruff, Yoker, Zarvatski. Not Pictured-Bukmir, Coleman, Donley, Parish, Shepherd, V00 CUYGI1, WDC- s Schi-Schan - 28 President President Secretary Treasurer Officers: left to right-Isaac Ponzani, Sue orterfield If IM 39999 9 9 4 -- 'GJ F' v 61, QQ-afw -gf .3 W 2 30 es 596 ff' ' A dl.-I 'EE 'B gmqmo 'gf 'V if VJ EXAL A L H 110' . L . F h , - -' we ' f ' ' Al ' I I 2 if ' . f 1 A 1 3 .3 A - ' 4 . ar .- ,' , -f ,Q T an .V ' I 1 I ' In 'J- - V e N G X 'QW 'Wi' J- J, 4 X vi' ? V' ' 4 . . A J if fu It KAI . X f izt' af 'Q . v be ' : ' 5 N ff! 0 Q -'L kv ' 5 L A , 1 H , jf- A' V , f uf .- 1 ns , A A fi A , L, J, i- Q , A , I v.,. , Vi AM , 'Y k K My V. , L Z 'HW 1 vw f A' X jk ,. fi k VV 2. nvj' A' I ::,. -v' x ' .1 A t Im 'F 4,-fm Al .3 X 1 Y' K rf r u am' A xadv nl f' 1 - Y ,X ,. 1311 rc Y ll V' X Jew! A. ! Dv., ' xv V f feng X 4 X 2 - ' ' L, Q 1 J Q 5' '4 A in- ' f' xe . 1v2 aft I 1 I ,, ia! 'f V , ' -fy. 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U Y 'Gr QVGA 0 gilelflffif SEPTEMBER Week of the 6th School beglns with all nts tradltlon The llpstlcked Freshues are In some condltlon Whats Muss Harrop dolng down at that table? Assngnlng lockers to as many as shes able On Fruday we re lucky no school The County Falrs an exceptnon to that rule Week ofthe 'l2th We re back at last with all our supplies The cheerleaders are practlcung yells and cries H1 Y and Y Teens are getting started Whule out from hldung the prgskln IS carted Our season IS launched with a really great show By defeating Powhatan 26 to zero Week of the l9th School I5 really becomlng fun Actnvntles keep us on the run Thesp ans really are plannung bug things Tr ps speakers and plays Gt for kungs lt s game time again' Who wlll win? Week of the 26th Noon movies are quute the thlng The Brotherhood of Man a message does brlng Plgtalls old dresses and autographed eggs Books In buckets and booted legs Freshres feel they re being hard hut But being a Y Teen IS certainly worth It Smule pretty Pxctures for Schl Schan we re taking lf I hold stlll longer my back wlll be breaking Our team can show them how For Pittsburgh Langley to us dud bow OCTOBER Week of the 3rd Oh how we all hate to go back Rev Montgomery mspnres rn us the pep we lack Suits sweaters and llne array Sensor portrauts are taken today Our pep meetmg was a Thesplan sklt The boys In sklrts caused qurte a fit The glrls as players dvd quite well More assemblies like thrs would really be swell That nlght St Cs match was met at the held The game to Llnsley we dvd flnally yleld Week of the 10th To be a queen IS quite a treat Our beauty queens lust cant be beat Bettne as our sensor queen Her looks cause some to turn quite green Mary Emma Delores and Marianne Are three more beauties man oh man' St Cs band llved ua to nts name ln Its show with Bellaire before the game Our team was outclassed In that afternoon match As lt seemed that ball we lust couldnt catch Week of the 'l7th Reverend Hamilton spoke today Those mlnusters certamly know what to say Do you need lessons on how to drnve7 For the 35 mule llmut wont you please strlve9 Carolyn Ray and Mlss Butcher can really stcp Thelr rate of braklng made many eyes pop The directors taught the danger of a mule The This e DI Our The boys In suns for once look normal I5 for HI Y lmtlatlon whnch IS formal YTeen hayrude was a great success they have fun? Just guess' team as back un the wlnnnng column game made Shadyside feel very solemn Week of the 24th Mr Shannon tells of somethrng great For Wednesday assembly l can hardly wat Mr Chavre of Indra proved qunte a man Can you speak seven lauguages7 He can I wonder who will wan tonight? Tlltonsvllle conquered In qunte a fight On Friday we all got a rest Whale teachers learned to be the best Week of the 31st ln assembly Mr Shannon spoke Telling us a teachers llfe IS no loke Our pep rally was held with good mtentnon Canton South won In a game of dlssenslon tcontlnued on page 363 Sch: Schan 32 - , A , , . . , . . r - - 1 - 1 , . , . , , , 1 ' ' I ' , . I , . . s l 1 I .- - . I 1 , . . . . . . ' I . . . , - t : ' ' ' . l 1 . 1 I 1 . ' I I ' , . . . . . . I The boys trounced Barnesville. Don't give in! Our Safety Meet was really worth while, , , I 1 s 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 ll II ' T l 7 . . Th - ' ' ' 'd . . T ' 1 1 1 1 , I 1 1 ' , rf - 11 - 'V 1 ' . . t ,, . . . ,, . . . , , . . . , , . , , . 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If I if gf. fs' fi They cant be beat our boys have found Wnarcfr of glfenlfa NOVEMBER Wee of the t Rever 'md Barton made a very fine speech Hrs goals rn hte we should try to reach Vccatrons was the theme of the Y Teen meet Four speakers for us was qurte a treat Ohro Wesleyan sounds luxe qunte a school Theur representatnve was cer aunly no fool Mr Thompson and Furb e the Saints Club represented Compllments flynng to our bcys they presented Follansbees team proved quute a foe Ther plays our boys gust dxdnt know Although we didnt wln every game Our boys deserve pralse lust the same The Mrnnesota Putt game was qurte a show The Saints Club took our team you know Week of the 14th Bob Holtsclaw ts really considered our man ln basketball he shows the boys they can Y Teen cabnnet certamly do a lot No better group could ever b bought Ah' Dnamonds how we love them Years Ago was the Jun or Play We all lust loved the mat nee That much awasted event cf the year Has approached so fast and now ut s here The Pigskin Frollc was quite a dance Here we see blossom true romance Week of the 21st ln assembly we had a treat For speeches Mr Gregg lust cant be beat On Wednesday at two we are blessed We adlourn at last for a much needed rest The Y Teen games party was well attended Everyone was sorry when It ended Week of the 28th Reverend Montgomery us really swell As a substutute he drd qulte well Our lettermen deserve a hand We thunk they re all lust grand Letters for golf football and baseball Sch: Schan Awarded by coaches wlth deserving call The Country Club was an :deal spot For the banquet for boys who really fought The Freshman party was held In the gym Those Froshues are certainly full of vlm DECEMBER Week of the 5th T e e Our Beth e Our Our Sch: Schan sales are zooming hugh skrt In assembly showed us why basketball team IS short but fast esda won but we were not surpassed value of money rs very great assembly movue proved nts weight school ns gifted with a talented ew We all enloyed Fudale and hrs crew Basketball boys came unto theur own As Lafferty s team was really shown Week of the 12th Reverend Kuhl was our guest He ll certamly recerve another request Drllonvales team really gets around The Senior Gnrls Ensemble can really sung Tldlngs of Chrlstmas to us they dud br ng Our hats off to Thesplans Band and Chour They should be called Groups of the Hour The children s home proved qulte a prolect These groups persented a play as their oblect The Glee Clubs program was certaunly fine Christmas messages rrng and chime Week of the 19th Chrlstmas season as nearer yet Music of Jumor Ensemble we wont forget The Chrlstmas sung comes once a year The applause IS always welcome to the ear Our groups have ablllty we have always known ln presenting their Christmas play this was shown At Christmas tlme we leave St C s hall We re back agaln at the Mistletoe Ball This IS one event we all adore When nts over we all wash for more Two games were lost by our team Tosses never are as bad as they seem lcontlnued on page 36 'A lc 7 h. ' ' e, , 1 1, - ,1 . ., . 1 . . t . I . h - ' ' , Q ' T ' . . - I Th . , . 1 1 , , , I 1 . . , . Th 1 1 . I . A . . D . . . f , 1 . . 1 h , . . . I , 2 . l I 1 ' 11 1 I A movue we saw, The Eternal Gem ', 1 1 I . . , . ! . , . ,, 11 , ' ' ' ' j A ' I . 1 1 l 1 . H , f - 1 . . I . I If ll ' ' I I . . I - 1 . . , 1 - - , I 1 . I I 1 1 A , . I ' ' I ' 1 - - 1 , . . . I I ' A . ., . . 1 1 1 . , , 1 1 ' 455 SCHI-SCHAN First row, left to right-Steffas, typist, photog- raphy, Edna Kettlewell, photography: WGl'9f5r photography, Pavlic, typist, photography: Tisko, sales, Shinoski, photography, Kemp, literary, Josefczyk, photography, Cey, art, Moore, literary. Second row-McConnell, typist, photography, Hrabak, typist, photography, Edith Kettlewell, photography, literary, Hill, advertising, Newlin, literary, Furbee, advertising, Bundy, photography, Richards, advertising, Rymer, advertising. Third row-Mr. Kerr, advisor, Edgar, photog- raphy, Carroll, literary, Turner, editor, Ludwig, advertising, Rice, photography, Owens, advertis- ing, photography, Hagenbuch, art. Fourth row-Mechling, photography, Skaggs, literary, Tokar, photography, Bright, photography, McGlumphy, photography, sales, Joslin, photog- raphy, sales, literary, Lukasko, photography. Not pictured-Tuttle, photography: Daniels, sales, Goff, sales, Shippy, sales, Burghy, sales, Miss Johnson, advisor, Mr. Murphy, advisor. TIGERAG First row, left to right-Rymer, senior editor, Judy Richards, iunior-hi editor, Steffas, reporter, Gonot, society editor, Chambon, reporter, Ashton, reporter, Shinoski, typist, Fodor, advertising, Hall, typist, Diab, typist, Johnston, iunior editor. Second row-Mrs. Campbell, advisor, Tisko, typist, Cencula, advertising, Jane Richards, busi- ness manager, Mossbarger, iunior-hi editor, Fu- dale, reporter, Lukasko, reporter, Iles, advertis- ing, Baugh, sports editor, Pavlic, advertising, Vespa, typist, Mrs. Ludwig, advisor, Miss Harris, advisor. Third row-Edgar, typist, Walters, typist, McConnell, advertising, Kanopsic, typist, Cey, art editor, McMahon, typist, Moore, variety editor, Kemp, typist, Mechling, reporter, J. Moore, re- porter, Van Pelt, advertising, Korba, typist. STUDENT COUNCIL First row, left to right-Ballog, Kanopsic, Ho- bart, Edna Kettlewell, Ruehl, Edith Kettlewell, Shirley Owens, Rymer, Jane Richards. Second row-Mr. Shannon, Miss Harrop, ad- visors, Wallace, Cencula, John Owens, Ferren, Ralston, Ringeisen, Tokar, Taxon, John Richards, Fadale, Ponzani, Regoli, Hall, Jeffers, Ashton. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA First row, left to right-Rymer, president, Pon- lani, vice president, Brokaw, Joan Wilkinson, Janet Wilkinson, Fodor, historian, Lehman. Second row-Mr. Heskett, advisor, Hill, Lude Gonot, reporter, Kettlewell, secretary, Bundy treasurer, Miss Ridgway, advisor. Schi-Schan Y 37 I f FRESHMEN-SOPHOMORE Y-TEENS First row, left to right-Marshal, Jackson, Bush, Hopkins, Wilson, Spencer, Jeltries, Laine, Van Horne, A. Johnson, Delores Merryman, Doris Mere ryman, Pfoor, lddings Second row+Seager, Janet Wilkinson, Joan Wilkinson, Simpson, Gill, Dyer, Mihlbauer, B. Auft, Jo Ann Johnson, Sabo, P, Ault, Shrieve, Reed, Pathorsky, McHugh, Loy Third row-Henderson, Kettlewell, Hobart, J. Scott, Ballog, E, Scott, H. Gott, Paulick, Mudrak, Janice Johnson, R. Gott, Hepner, Rinkes, Wanger, Lehman Fourth row-Lude, Moore, Calahan, Bundy, Mechling, Tomer, Wallace, Van Pelt, Edgar, Mor- gan, Eberhart, McPherson, Meek, Efaw, Jurco JUNIOR-SENIOR Y-TEENS First row, left to right-Bundy, Dyrdek, Merritt, Chambon, Diab, Fodor, Campbell, Pavlic, Tisko, Edgar Second row-Turner, Masarick, Purdy, Brokaw, Hill, Edwards, Williams, Vespa, Richards, Hage- dorn, Rymer Third row-Blair, Ashton, McAllister, Giftin, Blacker, Kotlarchik, Johnston, Gonot, Furbee, Newlin, Carroll Fourth row-Hummel, Edith Kettlewell, Edna Kettlewell, Cencula, Street, Dieckmann, Rice, Lud- wig, Owens, Joseph Y-TEEN CABINET First row, left to right-Bettie Turner, treasurer, Miss Hancock, advisor, Miss Butcher, advisor, Mrs. Ludwig, advisor, Delores Cencula, food chairman, Second row-Edith Kettlewell, vice president: Edna Kettlewell, service chairman, Jane Richards, finance chairman, Dorothy Wallace, devotional chairman, Carolyn Ludwig, pianist, Mary V. New- lin, song leader Third row-Jeane Rymer, program chairman, Shirley Owens, president, Gail Joseph, inter-club council representative, Blanche Williams, social chairman, Ruth Ann Kettlewell, stewardess Not pictured-Adrianne Carroll, secretary INITIATION SNAP First row, left to right-Dorothy McHugh, Mary E. Paulick, Shirley Sabo, Mary Jo Simpson, Doris Henderson, Betty Pathorsky Second row-Sue Seager, Nancy Pfoor, Bar- bara Wilson, Elnora Johnson, Violet Loy Third row-Rosemarie Hummel, Jeannette Dyr- dell, DOYFS lddings, June Reed, Anna Marie Mas arik, Joan Johnson, Barbara Spencer Schi-Schan H- 38 fx. ' ' . v- hz ' s f -fx? F . .x . -Y if Q . ,F . 5 7,1 5 . K . wp! L: 'M' A Xf' M -A ,. 3: 3 E., N 4 A iff- XV no x t. Y' , ' I ' Q, 5 'AA Q sf 'C' ' A, L Q : 5 2 .. AVQNQ M Q 'X r Q. I - .Q 5 gg A 5 T i 4 'IAM 51 n f -X , N X- 'B' . W 5. 5 E: 1,1 A 5 x 1 v Y , 1 y- A - .Z ' is f I vs .- x'f-2.1 .f '. ' - , 4- H ,. q I :Z sy ' if X. , :O . J... 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' A V - 5' irq' V .5..,, 3 wr I.. 4 'x pw. wqw. ' ,a 'Y J r wff A .'. ' 1' 5 .4 rv ,,. ff '4 ' f5 'V-:rf ' f ' -H . .1313 ,y9 .'.., ' ,JL f. ' -L , Us , ' . ' v ' r-ai Q. ,K,p,.-,,gf M. .jr 5' ' - . , .- 1 ..,y . . 'w' ' 7 Q, fy' ,,. ' nxtf'-ff,Y ' - 4884 371 k . ..'?ia, ' .v 3. M f. 'bf' '1 Y . I '4 -s 1 Q1 ,, 5,1 , at 'K . 1 1 A , ,. .1 V x vqys 1 9 'fire .',7 f1,'k 1 ' 1 ' , ,v 1 1' 9, if 4. ,s. , , ,-'fy-AY s if f - f Y' 'X' I Ah, 4 . 1 v A v.,,, .yt '- '-lv ?+4. u i Q 'f -. a f, v..E1f 'K' ,e, 't 'wi- J 42 . I 1 , . f X 4,,1 , v s' ' 3' 4 f Y C ' '- A' f I' . , xx 2 r 5 N r 1 A W , . W W Sh s s I B - . , . GLEE CLUB First row, left to right-Doris Merryman, D. McHugh, Hawkins, B. Ault, Edna Kettlewell, Bur- dette, Morgan, Delores Merryman, Joan Johnson, Janet Wilkinson, Beorn, Pfoor, M. Bundy, Mar- shall, P. Ault, Weir, Ballog, Steffas Second row-Higgenbotham, Walters, McAllis, ter, Mihlbauer, Sayre, Joan Wilkinson, Street, Newlin, R. Kettlewell, Miss Croft, director, Janice Johnson, Wilson, Seager, Hubbard, Edith Kettle' well, Pavic, Giffin, Edwards, Jackson. Third row-H. Goff, Van Pelt, M. McHugh, S. Edgar, Uhazy, Purdy, MacPherson, Bush, Hender- son, R. GOH, Scott, Turner, Carroll, Boich, Camp- bell, Hobart, Blacker, Brokaw, Blair Fourth row-Laine, McConnell, Moore, Rice, Chorovich, Laizure, Johnston, Wallace, Merritt, Vigoffi, Gonot, D, Edgar, Mechling, Efaw, D. Bundy, Tomer, Jeslosky, Ludwig SENIOR GIRLS' ENSEMBLE Left to right-Jane Richards, Edna Kettlewell, Janet Furbee, Mary Virginia Newlin, Shirley Edgar, Mary Lee Rice, Shirley Owens, Bettie Tur- ner, Carolyn Ludwig, Cora Edwards JUNIOR GIRLS' ENSEMBLE Left to right-Phyllis McAllister, Nancy Morgan, Ruth Kettlewell, Betty Purdy, Barbara Johnston, Jane Mechling, Dorothy Wallace, Joan Scott, Joan Moore, Annette Blair, Pearl Ault BOYS' ENSEMBLE Left to rightfCarolyn Ludwig, Leon Lukasko John Mossbarger, Tom Portertield, Kenneth Hunts- man, Marvin Collins, David Wallace, Bill Iles Jonedie Althar Schi-Schan - 43 DRUM MAJOR AND MAJORETTES tx Left to right--Jim Fudale, Joan Pavlic, Delores 4 X' Edgar, Dorothy Mudrak, Peggy Rinlxes, Joyce Kanopsic BAND First row, left to right-J. Fudale, Kanopsic, Mudrak, Leon, Christy, Pavlic, Rinkes Second row-Jane Richards, Joseph, Spencer Ault, Haines, Newlin, Hagedorn, Laine, L. Fudale Third row--Mr. Fry, advisory Joslin, Kanyuch Collins, McAllister, Ballog, M. Hill, Henderson, Paulick, Callahan, Jeffries, Eberhart, B. Wilson, Scott Fourth row-Lude, Dorothy Wallace, Gunn, Van Curen, Johnson, Shrieve, D. Lukascko, McConnell, Bundy, Meek, Daley Fifth row-Furbee, Carroll, Donna Wallace, Curtis, Hardesty, Walters, Bright, J. Hill, George, Hanson, Fryan Sixth row-Giffin, L. Lukasko, Sturms, E. Pav- lic, Cencula, M. Wilson, Lang Seventh row-Rymer, Arnold, Reed, T. Fudale, John Richards Upper right-Managers: Walter Kinsey, Mon- roe Mechling Announcer-Ted Robinson BAND COUNCIL First row, left to right-Louie Fudale, Jim Han- son, Patty Shrieve, Jeanne Ann Rymer Second row-Adrianne Carroll, Francis Sturms, Jim Fudale, president, Charles Lang Third row-Lois Lude, Nancy McConnell, Leon Lukasko, Mr. Fry, advisor PEP BAND First row, left to right-Jimmy Fudale, Dick Hardesty, Louie Fudale, Charles Long, Francis Sturms, Richard Joslin Second row-Marvin Collins, Ronald Fryan, Jack Lukasko, Eugene Walters, Leon Lukasko Schi-Schan - 44 Warcjr of glfenfd JANUARY Week of the 3rd Vacatlon us over we re back at last Those two weeks went entlrely too ast Shadyside played host to our boys Defeatlng us Increased thenr loys Week of the 9th After we heard Reverend Hamllton ta ln better paths we trued to walk Dave Porterfleld spoke to YTeens and Hn Y Boy Girl Relatlon IS a hard sublect to try Sportsmanshlp was Garda s theme How rude he made the bullies seem The halls of old St C seem rather stull The thought of exams IS an unhappy thrlll Agam the Dlllon team we meet We trled hard but It ends nn defeat Week of the 16th Next on our lust rs the Belmont team To beat them would take a lot of steam The Thesplans received the treat of the year When a talk by Chrls Powell they all dtd hear Their meamng was explained tn a pleaslng way The Barnesvnlle game IS here at last Our boys lost though they played very fast Week of the 23rd Father Stromsky gave a rousung talk He told us the rlght paths of lute to walk Our team to Shadyside played host Now another wln they can boast A but of 'oy we dud share As the Ensembles vouces ftlled the aur If at first you dont succeed try try agann Our boys at last from Powhatan dld wln Week of the 30th The Glee Club at the U P Church sang Wnth 'oy and gladness their vouces rang To Tlltonsvnlle our team dud go There we learned that they werent s ow Yorkvnlle us a friendly toe After the game thus we know Girls basketball as quite the thlng Our gurls showed Shadysude they do more than su FEBRUARY Week ofthe 6th The Monkeys Paw was a great success Those who saw at couldnt say less Gnrls basketball agaun we revnve As Wheelmg and St C tor baskets drd struve Truadelphla real y has a team But It wasnt as bad as It may seem The Bellaure team came to our court Basketball us theur favorute sport Week of the 'I3th Junuor Town Meettng ns on the axr The questnon d scussed s vutal everywhere Janet and Mary Vmrgtma spoke for Federal Acl Jeane Ann and Charles thunk a better way could When our lassues to Bellalre dad go They played a game that wasnt slow The Ur chsvnlle came was on Valentine s Day The baske ball gat e to Cup cl gave wcly Our team raveled quite a way The nught TN w Philly they dtd play At the Va entlne D lnce there were buttons and Saxd the g rls to the boys Watch my toe Week of the 20th A w nd rful ev nnng we dad spend f th bnnon Servnces we dfd attend h Y Teens attended church an a group Th s shows the fine qualuttes of thus troop Szx weeks tests are here you know Why didnt l study and not goto the show? Our boys tried thelr very very best But Mungo was better than the rest Basketball season has come to a close Barnesvtlle ns undeed one of our toughest toes Another grand and glorlous CIHCIY The Student Councl Dance attracts every panr Week of the 27th A wonderful treat It you listened In When St C chcrus on WTRF dnd sung lm sure you felt luke guvmg a hand ng lcontmuecl to page Sch: Schan 45 be made bcaus , , ' t . ' ' , , f . . . l I ' . , . ' lk, , H - - H- - . , . , . . , . A ' , - , , - f f , I 1 . l h . , . ,K . . - ! - : ,, V Old and new Thespians were honored today, . . ,, I,, , s. f I ' I 3 Q e ' ' - Q , D , 3 , , . . , v Q A . . . c . , , , - . . ,, - , ,, I I . , - - , , dl I ' H I ' , , - . . , , f - . ' 'I , ' l . . f I . l . - . - : , . . . I ' ' ' . ' 46l To the wonderful musuc of St C band Theres one thang sure all wull say That St C band can really play Lets all guve Muss Craft a hearty hand Also Mr Fry and hus No I band 6Ll C of ZUQVLLS The Home Economuc gurls show what they ve learned When to entertaunung Belmont theur thoughts a Whats all that musuc flllung the halls? Its our concert band and all the applause Mr Fry us the durector of our band And we all thunk he us lust grand MARCH Week of the 6th The Grade School Festuval was wel attended Everyone was sorry when ut ended Week of the I3th The Sophomores are a merry lot The party they had wont soon be forgot The Sweetheart Dance us a bxg aflaur The fellows and gals are always there Dancung us held from eught to eleven Many wush ut could be untul seven Week of the 27th The people of St C turned out en masse To wutness the play of the Sensor class Clever actors and actresses were they a We all decuded before the curtaun dud fall Musucal audutuons are quute the thang Many honors our department to us does brung APRIL Week of the 3rd Why all the smules on all the faces? Why all the students un theur places? Exams' Exams' those necessary thungs That make us all as happy as kung Its Easter Tume' A gloruous tume When all the world us glad Every heart us beatung ast And none should dare be sad Week of the Iltlu More audutuons we all attend Best ratungs are ours un the end re turned Week of the 17th The Home Ec Club honors the Dads Those oft forgotten folks Who grant to us our every wush If we but them do coax A wonderful dance a wonderful band The school dance band us certaunly grand A beaututul sught these gurls and boys As each theur favorute tune enloys Week of the 24th The buggest event us here at last The Junuor Senuor Prom has come and past The formals and flowers were a beautuful sught All these and the dancung were everyones delught One great sport we ve neglected to mentuon Track becomes popular wuth great ascensuon The lntellungencer Track Meet was a great event Many of our stars theur talent dud present MAY Y Teens elect theur leaders today We know these gurls are fouthful and true And wull try very hard theur dutues to do The Senuors were guven a bountuful spread Wuth good thungs to eat from meat to bread But oh how we wushed wed temperate been To eat as we dud was really a sun Baccalaureate us a solemn occasuon For every Senuor gurl and boy For now uf ever we begun to see Lufe usnt all pleasure and 'oy Commencement' Our Hugh Schools completed We hope we have done our parts well But how much we owe to our teachers We cant even begun to tell So here s to our teachers of St C Hugh As the class of 50 buds you good bye We wush you all the best success So grand a group deserves no less And we hope some day that you can say When one of us may pass your way That boy or gurl was un my class lm really proud of that lad or lass Schu Schan 46 . . 2 1 , . . ' - I I ' I I 1 - - . . . . 1 , . 1 1 I . . . . 1 ' ' 1 - 1 . I I 1 . . . - 1 1 1 ' I , . , . 1 . , . 1 1 1 I . 1 1 . - I ' Their choice was very good we say. 1 ' ' I . - Q 1 ll- - 1 D D I 1 1 1 ' . 1 1 1 . . , . 1 1 . . , . . 1 , . ' s! ' , . 1 . . . , , , , . I f , ' 1 ' 1 u - ,, . . ' ' I Il FOUR MEN OF JAZZ Left to right-'Jack Lukasko, .lim Hanson, Ron- ald Fryan, Charles Lang FOOTBALL TEAM First row, left to right-Blanchard, Kluslcey, Berry, Higgenbotham, Ridgeway, Vascura, Ruel1l, Gibson, Ebbert, Fox, Orlcis, Edgar, Martin, Koz- lowski, Davis Second row-Strahl, Kolb, Koher, Bradshaw, Davis, Miscensilc, Pogan, Ringeisen, Thompson, Passmore, Jendrusik, Owens, Gacek, Evans, H. Hought, J. Haught Third row-Smith, Homard, Piatek, Sable, Jefe fers, Bennett, Bulger, Cunningham, Cencula, Meloy, Coleman, Miscensik, Reline, Dieckmann, Baker, Anderson, Kremer Not pictured-Edwards, Sanda, Sl-nimble, Tuttle CHEERLEADERS left to right-Shirley Owens-Ruth Ann Kettle- well, Mary Louise Ford, Edna Kettlewell, Margaret Jean Bundy, Edith Kettlewell Schi-Schan - 47 joofgaf S 1- X W affmy SANDA f7f0GfWfPY' fn Afms POGAN I ' ' A 7zf7'7'4.f: X WINES V Us YA 56009 K' HAUQH 7 9 BLHOMPSON W ffm affveomfzfw V LL OWLSXVS ,f35.Ef?7' ,J mi HY- 6!55O!V RUE!-XL f?f!V6h'E!.5E!V 13 2'f!Of?0 WC!-X t?Wf5Cfn c2ff fa Ulffy 5590 5Hf9 W PASJXWORE JZNDFUSIM ff 9-.lr P0f?7'Ef?F!ELD 1, KR f5 F Q!-4.-, f1'LfH!fc7 7f!0fWF.50!V FUUALE ,ff . -V3 , jg X f 7 ,f W W9 X f ' n' I n 3, x X X X ff if ,fy ff ' 1 6 XF OXV 0 HAXVQOAX V 5 S ima: WAY Vf4.5CL!f?f7 EHADSHH W 1915557 I rs I 5 43 V A - , I Nr j I W WA ' . i Q I ' X x s f o fn x A 1 - , If ,L N Zlycafefda ff BASKETBALL TEAM First row, left to right-James Fudale, Bob Ridgeway, Jim Gibson, Bill Bradshaw, Joe Vas- cura Second row-Mr, Holtsclaw, Lee Hanson, Andy Albert, Lewis Klayko, Tom Porterfield, Charles Thompson RESERVE TEAM First row, left to right-Donald Lulcasko, John Owens, Russell Mobley, Ray McGlumphy, Bill Iles Second row-Mr. Holtsclaw, Richard Martin, Joe Cencula, Dick Ralston, Dave Taxon, Dock Lias, George Cunningham, Ronald Fryan TRACK TEAM First row, left to right-Ray Ebbert, Kenny Edwards, Charlie Ringeisen, Bob Iles, Charles Thompson, Jim Gibson, John Owens, Andy Mis- censilx, Richard Chorovich, Clair Evans, Earl Hicke enboftom, Mr. Porterfield Second row-Bill Iles, John Hill, Eugene Thomas, Raymond Bennett, George Cunningham, Jerry Frew, David Saich, Donnie Dieckmann, Jack Adams, Leon Lukasko Third rowQSpencer McFarland, Robert Meloy, Roosevelt Henry, Jack Hall, Bob Abel, Joe Zav- atsky, Sam Harpley, Tom Taylor, Ronnie Kelley, Dick Hardesty ' RH?iY!YlFll nl KES' '1hfl'lU!V'f79? jf' Fl'54?NWL 9 ' 1 M97 V 1 ,, . O - . .. .-faq' . , , ,n .. . ,,. , . f iff' Q' 'sw 7 Ff'?'1-'Q-'A ' T 1x A W , W' f ., QT' x', f xxx ,M . T-X 1, . ' 51 - if ' H Y . V ffl? W?Q'f i 1 -,fry vit A ' ' . H 'I l it x L- 1 , f- A, i XX in .7 . 8 V fu f was Ir'-1 A' ' , , Y 1 'Xf 4-iv limi, nn!Ir'55'.s. vas .1 f. 42 'jf , A m 'iielffw In sl .fl .. s . fy! ' kfiyn 13 3 ,yn Vx ' K .. . ' M ' L. ' . fi vi A I H+: ij, Rv i.,.i3,,,7-5,-,:.z:.:.1.X M I , Ad f A- tl ivy! 5+ 4, 4.Y!!!1Hl!Z!JUff'f I , A .V I ,D , A I ' , f ignf. MQ' n f . . , 4 ' , ' f. A. 5 ll ll I L1 ' A . , f v , h aan., 'lx jg: 20 L .- ' f' v . f- . . ,- 1-. - .-s- - X 1 Q, 2 , 1 D-4 ' . - f ' . V . M I. ' I V, -.u-u-gr--pq, Y 7--f--. -1 f F O 5 0 Q o ,A is 1 - gi 5 9' gf Q.: A ., O ,fn Q' P A up . P Q In KF? 1 QTY' na af Y 1 5 SQ Us 1 f . .W . L 3 ' I leg Mixilf H ! O 1 giafff Q' 13 + 1 I f 'X X I 1 .f , if 5 1 gi 'Z . , X- -I JL ': .f - 'A . . 1 a. ffl ., 2 ,M 7? ' - fi ff 9 f3WS'JH'I? if L X l .fo X ,gjf'. fi' X ff Z J Z' if H I 4- sf' fknsvfn '-gg., V 0, R F. jo WB WQHWQW W f ,xr ,Q gf I lfmior owen MARIANNE MCHUGH Schi-Schan enior owen BETTIE TURNER L .5219 0l'VLOI 8 DLQQVL DELORAS EDGAR Schi-Schon . lf'85Alf1'L6Ll'L DLQQVL MARY EMMA PAULICK al Us .1 .6 -011 All ss' ZP5 Q66 8 Top Row left to right-Miss Howell teacher- Adams Bebee Billitter Carney Casabai Davenport Robert Denham Ross Denham Fulton Funkhouser Godaway. Second Row-Herbert Hitt Jablonski Jurco Kurth Lude Marshall Martin McBride McGraw Mills Monahan. Third Row-Opatrny, Pickenpaugh, Rice, Shannon, Sowers, Stephens, Sweet, Taylor, Walker, West Mrs. McKelvey, teacher: Albert. Fourth Row-Ault, Balboni, Bumgardner, Chini, Cunningham, Frew, Fulton, Gasper, Goodson Gossett, Harris, Heath. Fifth Row-Heskett, Krotky, Kutcher, Marks, Mayberry, Merryman, Murray, O'Shenska, Rehm Rudder, Starks, Sturms. Sixth Row--Sutton, Tedoldi, Torges, Valentine, Wilkinson, Zachar, Mrs. Steadman, teacher, P Ballog, T. Ballog, Baxter, Bundy, Caraway. Seventh Row-DeQuine, Giffin, Hays, Herman, Hickenbottom, Johnson, Kozsuch, Lyons, McCracken Parker, C. Reline, L. Reline. Eighth Row-Rogers, Shiretto, Stewart, Sykora, Thompson, Uyhazy, Valigora, J. Washington, S Washington, Williams, Young. Not Pictured-Cuiksa, Garrette, Mueller, Sumey, B. Winnett, R. Winnett. Schi-Schan - 56 xi 5 lr' g 'fb Ph if if iff' AA.. frsf-'il A jfvf ,D Y, .1 5 -if Q14 y , ,..,,A , 9 A-n Q19 .-X basis. 3 V614 xA . Ag, QCOVL l 6L 8 Top Row left to right-Miss Giffen teacher- Anderle Armstrong Bartholomew Berry Bethel Blair Bukmir Bumgarner Carle Clark. Second Row-Curry Davenport Douglass Good Graham Harbourt Hawkins Henderson Hicks Kuhl Kutcher. Third Row-Laine Loy McCracken McKnight Marks Merckle Mularcik Owens Pfoor Reichley Rudder. Fourth Row-Scott Shipe Spears Starkey Taris Taylor Uyhazy Wilkinson, Zavatsky, Mrs. Agin teacher, Adams. Butler, Chorovich, Cornwell, Eberhart, Fodor, Fulton Fifth Row-Ashton, Boyd, Bumba, Burdette, Glover. Sixth Row-Good, Greig, Hatch, Hendershot, Madge Host, Mel Host, Jones, Laisure, Ligins, Lyons MacPherson. Seventh Row-Martin, Miller, Mitchell, Orkis, Schlott. Eighth Row-Schmitt, Shiretta, Taylor, Weir, Williams, Yasenchak, Young, Not Pictured-Olexa. Schi-Schan - 57 O'Shenska, Parker, Pickenpaugh, Reed, Roscoe, Sayre, 47 Q0 -fa we EA 'M' 3,62 6 an when vii Y -4' VB.. Wh jwfgw Top Row left to right Mrs Beck teacher Barlow Basnett Berry Brown Bulger Bumgardner Burghy Chun: Costune J Denham I GK-Q 'V' wi' mf' all Second Row I. Denham Foreman Fox Gable Glover Grlfflths Hamilton Hawkms Hlckenbottom Hoblnck lddmgs Thlrd Row Jackson Kellch Kettlewell Lame Lyons McHugh Murray Nentzelt Nlple Rehm Fourth Row Stephens Taylor Valngora Velas Wnlson Yaus Mnss Rndgeway teacher Baugh Bllllter Bumgardner Fifth Row Bundy Clark Collins Coros Couch DeVaughn Donley Ducker Thomas B Thomas L Fulton H Funkhowser Suxth Row N Funkhowser, Garda, Harns, Hendershot, Hopklns, Hubbard, Iddmgs, Jones, Kurth, Lew Seventh Row Marrone, McCracken, Merdnck, Monahan, Palmer, Sayre, Sowers, Spears, Torges, Travls Eighth Row-Van Horne, Wllkerson, Zachar. Not Pictured-Henry, Sumey. Schi-Schan - 58 Starks Ballog Fulton Krotky Taylor 131 A P My ob. .J 410 ,YF 4. ' 'P' - 9, Q-AQ W, 44 Jw xl? 1' rr 4 Zi' 30WfA Q 4 1' Top Row lef! to right Mlss Lynch leacher Albert Aulf D Blair J Blalr Bowman Bumgardner Caraway Chambon Chun: Coss Second Row Crawford Dallas Daniel Dorsch Forshey Fox Graham C Horns T Hams Herbert Hunt Thnrd Row Jenluns Jones Leach Martin McBride McCracken McKullop Monahan Plckenpough Rnchards Sweet Fourth Row A Taylor . Taylor Ulz Vnnceni Washmglon West Young Mlss Downing feacher Adamson Ambuehl Aull Flffh Row Ballog Basneh Bllleffer Burns Clarlr Cornwell Crumpler Cullen Donafrna Heafh HIM Snxth Row Hopkms Hynes Lmlepage Loy Marmne Meek Muller Norcross Packer Pfoor Puerson Seventh Row Pollock, Radonovuch, Ramsey, Relnne, Robinson, Ryrner, Shannon, Thornburg, Uhazy Whne, Wulkerson Enghih Row Wilkinson, Zeyer Nor Pncfured Sumey Sch: Schan 59 . ,A v ! L K N I 0. A . rag? ,,.- 'P Of' , :7 ' , V' V Jj 'f f '. ,. , Q , . 1 ' - FL ,W1 - QQ wwf ' A l 1 K, , , F l , 0 ,. ' ' av y .nwvh f ' .12 4? . ,I n . Y , a V '1' - A N 'X ' - i , if 'Q A , f ':. ......S.a.' V X' r . L - 1, Q L' , -I' fy - 1 Q V rf, S 4 -T fff..1.f . ,, A . A -1 M A 3 4? v 'f , nj A .. ' if Q sl ff' X A g '15, 5, , -, rx Vf ' 'Al' ' i 5 a l 55433 , X .F 1? '4 M f ir - 'ef I , My A . Jlfr I VHZA Z ' x , r W 3, Q4 . In Aa ' b-,,. rr: ,, l'2 'iff .. A-.4 1 z 4 L ,, A , 239' 1 .,, of-1 -. ' .,.- N ,dw A -f rf: f - ' V . 1 f:-'ff ' 3,1 , I ,, ' at PCL 9 QC CALJM vo I It :wt gm Top Row left to right Mass Lewis teacher Abel Adamson Applegarth Ault Balog Beam Blshop Bulger Bumgardner Burghy Butler Second Row Caraway Collms Fulton Gustavuch Hagenbuch Heller Heskett Hacks Hmes Hoblnck Holman Hubbard Thlrd Row Iddlngs Johnson Johnston Jones Lnttlepage Luke McGraw Mxller Opatrny Race A Scott, H Scott Fourth Row S Spears, T Spears, Starks, Straun, Sykora, A Taylor, B Taylor, Thompson, Van Horn Zavatsky, Mnss Stewart, teacher, C Arnold Fifth Row G Arnold, Bally, J Bumba, R Bumba, Carter, Chambers, Chlnn, Coros, De Vaughn Frledn, Hammond, Hawthorne Snxth Row Heller, Horvoth, Jackson, Kmzy, Klrby, Kurk, Koch, Kutcher, McBrrde, McCracken McGmness, Manley Seventh Row Mutchell, Mularclk, Mulhern, Murray, Olson, Ramsey, Radonavuch, Reed, Robunson Roscoe, Rymer, C Scott Enghth Row S Scott, Steodman, Tedoldu, Turner, Tylka, Washmgton, Young Sch: Schon 60 fl :,,,g . Q' A tr.. , ,. , at ' ' Q-4 ' . le , . on r J. A '1 ', ,t,,, 'E Ti' , A gi,,,., 2 my . - Y - ' , ' 'S ml , ., - f- f A If' V , f '1n U -,, Q MQ ' J . bw-' A O .a . ' f, 1,1 aff' '1 Q It l it 1 l 11 .f J J W ,E W 5. ..,.. V - ' f ' my lf A ' 1 J ,Q A ,tm J , ' . M , y f X .7 get J f 4 B ' .fs 'A -Q r , ll I KD I eg X -. J J J r! V A 3' , I ,, ,Q -X ' , SEQ? 23: B Z.-t f' -4' A -'4' A te , 5 YH f l L If AY' I' so SLA Top Row left to right Miss Wilkinson teacher Adams Ambrose Ault Beall Berry Bukmnr Burdette Calovini Campbell Carter Second Row-Cheroka Conley Denham Efaw Evans Graeb Haught Hays Hyslop F Jackson M Jackson Third Row Johnson Kramer Leasure Lude McNaughton Mlnnoza Mularclk Murray Newlm Richards Walker Fourth Row Yamk Mrs Thomas teacher Balint Bumgardner Chambers Coros Daley Deem Felltsky, Glover, Goldsmith. Fifth Row-Goodman, Graham, Grimes, G, Hawkins, P. Hawkins, Heath, Hickenbottom, Hicks Hopkins, Joslin, Kluskey. Sixth Row--J. Lontz, R. Lantz, McHugh, Marrone, Murray, Parker, Paxton, Roscoe, Shannon M. Street, W. Street. Seventh Row-Sutton, Valentine, Vascura, Washington, Zonker. Not Pictured-M. Newlin, Olexo, Shipe, Tamer, Van Horne. Schi-Schan - 61 4? 8116171 QTL 8 Top Row left to right Anderson Armstrong Basnett Butler Clark Coss Davns Fulton Frew Grimes Hanson Second Row Hawluns Hopknns Kmzy Krotky Kutcher Lew Ludwug Lyons Marshall Mecl-:lang Merz Thlrd Row Mnchael Mossbarger Orzalek Reed Rmkes Schneider Shannon Spears Sturms Taylor Utz Fourth Row Wllson Wlse Moss Stemert teacher Balmt Blalr Callahan Denham Paul DeVaughn Phyllns DeVaughn Foreman Gabel Fufth Row Gustavlch Hall Heath Jurco Kozlowslu McCracken MacPherson G Muller N Maller Morgan Orzolek Sixth Row Owens Patterson Purdy Ralston Reed Schmitt Spears Stram N Taylor R Taylor Thompson Seventh Row Turner Uhazy Valentine Valykeo Wagner Wright Not Plctured Johnson Sch: Schan 62 ll sz ' , . ,A 1 -H1 K .S 4, L2 yr -z ,L , y . - Q ' ll! 1 I I 1 L 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . - 1 1 1 7 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - , . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 - d QQ' v I iff. ,QP ,.,- W ag-mf I X First Row left to right Hiclrenbottom Host. js 1 11 ru Y gk A gm 9 Anderson Blair Bosley Chance Dunning Fox Haught Heath Heskett Second Row-Johnston Kirk Mehollis Packer Phillips Reed Richards Shambaugh Stephens Sticld Taxon. Third Row-Waller, West, Mr. Portertield, teacher, Applegarth, Baugh, Bethel, Coss, Costine, Daley Donley, Good. Fourth Row-Griffiths, Grimes, Hess, Hill, Hynes, Jackson, Jarvis, Joslin, Kelich, Lcntz, Lewis. Fifth Row-Lude, McCracken, McGraw, McKnight, Mick, Miller, Mossbcrger, Mulhern, Murphy Novy, Parker. Sixth Row-Pfoor, Portertleld, Radanovich, Reed, Selish, Sickimich, Strain, Thornburg, Tyson Uphole, Valentine. Seventh Row-Vincek, Wagner, White. Not Pictured-Hyslop. Schi-Schan - 63 A A -14 Q5' 7.2: F .' ' . , .. - 1 , sXa - 4 ft, f, 355 .lv , f::,j,Q Mk ' S'?v. ,, . ig v . , F' T -.wh -'C PJ' , w,5,+mte - .t. 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C , 1 To Parker - SchaefTer - ST. , of c i-S ani COMMUNITY MOTOR COMPANY 24-HOUR WRECKING SERVICE FLEET-WING PRODUCTS Service with ci Smile PHONE III ST. CLAIRSVILLE, OHIO ST CLAIR LUMBER CO ST CLAIRSVILLE OHIO ugor S1 Phone 2I9 C I I omp 'men S Compliments of BETTE GIFT SHOP DENTIST 134 MAIN ST SISI 7? T31 S . of DR. E. R. PORTERFIELD Compllmems JEFFRIES DRUGS JOHN CALDWELL The Rexall Store GENERAL sr CLAIRSVILLE on-no MERCHANDISE FIRST NATIONAL BANK ST CLAIRSVILLE OHIO POLLOCK MOTOR SALES FORD TRACTORS Telephone 355 J St Clo svnlle Ohno ShSI-1 73 of of ii EI X? 'T'.5f View,-'ff W-, ' I - I , ir ' , ' c I- c on - TRUCK and TIRE SALES COMPANY Infernczfloncll Trucks FlresTone Tlres Nchonol Rood West ST CLAIRSVILLE COMPLIMENTS SECOND NATIONAL BANK 'WX ST CLAIRSVILLE OHIO PAUSE cmd REFRESH CORBIN S GRILL ST CLAIRSVILLE OHIO MILK SHAKES SUNDAES SODAS SANDWICHES OF ALL KINDS HOME MADE SOUPS COMPLIMENTS OF BECK FUNERAL HOME Phone 'I00 ST CLAIRSVILLE OHIO Sch: Schcn 74 or is :.:.':'h: Tix, - 2 '-M sy Q M, 5, ' I CII l ' I -I' ' I Compliments CLARENDON HOTEL MRS IDA BAKER Proprletress .JI CLAIRSVILLE OHIO Compllments of MORGAN S A G FOOD CENTER Complete Ilne of GROCERIES PRODUCE MEATS I29 N Sugoi' Phone 676 HENRY R MORGAN Prop J C PORTERFIELD ELECTRIC APPLIANCES Soles and Servnce Phone 338 N Mcrnetto Sf COMPLIMENTS OF LIGGETT S MEN S SHOP Compliments I THORNBURG AND LEWIS BLDG EARL L LEWIS GEORGE THORNBURG ShSh 75 of C. 1 ' 1 1 Shop With Us oncl Save I o c i- c on - COMPLIMENTS OF ST CLAIRSVILLE AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION CLIFFORD MOTOR COMPANY Buuck Soles ond Servlce ST CLAIR AUTO COMPANY Ponhczc Scales and Servlce RICHLAND MOTOR COMPANY THOMAS GARAGE Ncxslw Soles ond Servuce MCGRAW CHEVROLET COMPANY Chevrolet Soles ond Service MULHERN MOTOR SALES Ford Sales cmd Service BOB GRAY SERVICE Oldsmobile Soles and Service ShSh 76 O O Chrysler-Plymouth-White Trucks O O O O CRESCENT VALLEY MINING CORPCRATION Compliments of ARMSTRONG HARDWARE Be Glad To Hove You F. TROLL'S SONS Dry Goods - Furnishings Stop At Our New Shoes Location Phone I-40 St. Clcirsville, Ohio ST. CLAIRSVILLE, OHIO Compliments TRACY S Compliments I CHANCE S PRINTING W I CHANGE Comp :ments MODERN CLEANERS ShSh 78 of I of of I I I CO. SY.LLAlHSViLkE OHIO c i- c can - CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 50 Creote momtoln ond extend throughout the school ond commumty hugh standards ofChrls1uon character HI Y CLUB ST CLAIRSVILLE COLVIG S L L LIGG Complnments of THE Y TEEN CLUB TO FIND AND GIVE THE BEST Sch Scho 79 of COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF OF ' DR Compliments of BEBEE'S SANDWICH SHOP K'S MARKET A Complete Food Store with cn FROZEN FOOD LOCKER PLANT I63 WEST MAIN STREET ST CLAIRSVILLE OHIO ANDY KOZSUCH 8 SONS PHONE589 Complnments of GASBER S WE SPECIALIZE IN ITALIAN SPAGHETTI STEAKS AND CHOPS Phone 689J T ' I I Schi-Schczn - 80 JORDAN'S SERVICE Groceries Meat Vegetables Dressed Poultry Texaco Product Phone Morristown 2232 Route Good Luck to the Graduates of 1950 AUSTIN C FURBEE ELSIES DAIRY LUNCH Good Thlngs to Eat Good Friends to Greet HOMEMADE ICE CREAM SAN DWICHES Q Phone 265 R 2 FISHING TACKLE POTTERY HAGEDORN S ELECTRIC WIRING AND SUPPLIES 143 W Mann St ST CLAIRSVILLE OHIO 0 Phone 478 GUNS AMMUNITION Congratulations And Best Washes To The Class of 1950 from STONE AND THOMAS Wheeling West Vurglnna Compluments of KRAMER MICHAEL SERVICE STATION Junction Route 40 331 CLAIRSVILLE OHIO SISI BI 1 1 l 40 R. 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CLAIRSVILLE, OHIO Ph 599 Passenger Rides one Phone 425-R-1 OHIO Compliments of ALBERT S GROCERY AND DRY GOODS STORE BANNOCK OHIO Phone Flushing 65 R 22 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1950 LSGOOD8 O WHEELING WEST VIRGINIA HRABAKS GENERAL STORE MAYNARD OHIO Compliments of Hotpoint Appliances Maytag Washers FOODS PAINTS HARDWARE S T I L W E L L S CHICKEN IN THE ROUGH Sch Scha 83 1 Phone: St. Clairsville 586-R-2 I Comphments of COMPLIMENTS OF DR G A CHRISTY THE Comphments of CHATTERBOX SMALL TOWN TAVERN MAYNARD OHIO QTL., nexs MODERN BUS SERVICE SERVING St Cloursvnlle Wheelung Steubenvnlle Welrton Puttsburgh Bcrnesvnlle Woodsfield Cumbrudge Zonesvnlle and Columbus CONNECTING BUS SERVICE EVERYWHERE IN U S A Munn Omce 8. Bus Depot Ph 'II3 ST CLAIRSVILLE SISI1 84 RED S me AY COMPLIMENTS OF HAYS SINCLAIR SERVICE CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1950 HORNE S The Fashlon Corner PHONE 1353 Compliments of ST CLAIR CAB CO Phone 3'lO Compllments CARROLL AND EBBERT Frunt ond Vegetable Market ShSh 85 l of Wheeling of . . c i- c on - BELMONT PAINT Complumems of AND GLASS C0 CUNNINGHAM MILL 142 West Mann St LARRO FEEDS ST CLAIRSVILLE OHIO Phone T59 Phone 363 St Clalrsvllle Ohio OICI TralI Theatre ST CLAIRSVILLE OHIO Shias Drive In Theatre, Inc ST CLAIRSVILLE OHIO Compliments of Comp' ments of MARTIN AND CLINE GARDA S GROCERY 8: Your S O H I O Dealer CONFECTIONERY St Clalrsvnlle ShS . l 1 . National Road East . I I c i- chan - 86 Since 1869 HOME FURNISHERS A JOHNSTON S SONS FUNERAL DIRECTORS ST CLAIRSVILLE OHIO TEMPLE RESTAURANT Phone 9396 Its where you ect And what you ear Owner JOE DYRDEK ST CLAIRSVILLE OHIO III Ec1sTMc1ln Sf SISh 87 I ' I It's not how you eat I ' I THE FERREN STUDIO