St Thomas High School - Retrospect Thomasonian Yearbook (Braddock, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 48 of the 1950 volume:

1950 Depute f' T, HIS is. our Yearbook of 1950, with a marked decrease in size and number of pages. Such a reduction was necessary this year due to the paralyzing steel strike which this region experienced if. the autumjf of 1949. Realizing the crippling effect this catastrophe would produce on the people of Braddock, we, the Class of 1950, decided to curtail solicitation for financial aid, and to publish our Yearbook at a more moderate budget. Such action, however, does not indicate a lessening of pride and enthusiasm in the publication of our Annual. The Class of 1950-ppseesses all the interest in its Yearbook manifested by amr fther graduating class, and perhaps more. It believes -f Yearbook symbolizes the consideration the students 4 -' t hc d’for the straitened financial conditions of their families and fi associates. This aim of the Senior Class to prevent its Yearbook becoming a burden to the community has sjerved to make the spirit of its composition more wholesome an|i sinc re. With deep joy, jP dierefore, the seniors present their volume of memories, the 195(3 { F S' Geator Sp C( s DeeUc itco t Realizing that after graduation, we, the Class of 1950, must face the fact that we can no longer claim intimate membership in the student body of St. Thomas, that we must thereafter tread these revered halls as a part of that great body of grown-ups known as outsiders makes goodbye a word most difficult to say- St. Thomas, however, has taught us not only courage and strength in meeting unpleasant tasks, but also has instilled in our hearts a great love for all that i? good and right. This love is an imbodimcnt of the freindships we have made, the truths we have learned, and the ideals we have fought for. Behind this limelight, our confidence and pride, there is someone who has traveled with us through our years at St. Thomas, who has inspired us to fight for our ideals, and set ablaze the flame of truth enkindled in our hearts by the Holy Ghost. She is the one who has unselfishly shared her gifts of wisdom and understanding with each one of us in every joy and every disappointment. Under her vigilant care graduation means to us not an end, but a beginning of the fulfillment of all those noble aims which have been fostered in us. This “someone,” who means much to all of us, is none other than our esteemed principal, Sister M. Eunice, O.P., to whom the Senior Class of 1950 lovingly dedicates its Yearbook. cJ d )£.v£’i£n I D-xancLi. tSfiiddi f £.U£.x nci (J ona 'Ideal Selected by Vote of Faculty and Senior Class JOSEPH MFISDL KATHLEEN CHIP FIS lHE Ideal Thomasonian is a frequent Com-municant and a faithful friend of our Blessed Lady. He is one who always puts others before himself. He is reliable, co-operative, and willing to lend a helping hand at any time. He takes part in all school activities. His character is above reproach. A credit to his family, he shows a good Catholic up bringing. Loyal to his school, his teachers, and his classmates, he carries the Thomasonian banner to greater heights and will be a symbol of the 1 homasonian Way” long after graduation day. SetU tA “—fill the hearts of Thy faithful and enkindle in them the fire of Thy Divine Love.” James Francis Currie Jim” Treasurer 48-49 Basketball 47-48 Vice-president Joseph Raymond Sepesy Hosie Treasurer 47-48 Historical Society 48-50 Latin Club 48-50 Prom Committee 48-49 Yearbook Staff Margaret Ann Conahan Peggy” Glee Club 47-50 Basketball 48-50 Latin Club 47-48 William Francis Corbett Bill Choir 46-47 Latin Club 47-48 Joel Richard Andreas Richard John Britanik Hitch Rich Vice-president 47-48 President 46-47 Latin Club 47-48 Latin Club 47-48 Mary Jean De Luca Mire Secretary 48-49 Glee Club 49-50 Latin Club 47-49 Historical Society 48-50 Prom Committee 48-49 James C. Devlin Slim Latin Club 46-48 Debate Club 47-48 Legion of Decency Captain 48-49 Choir 46-47 Rheda Mae Glenn Red Latin Club 47-48 Madelyn Jean Gizzie Maggie Glee Club 47-50 Basketball 48-50 Yearbook Staff ) Loretta Joyce Gates Joy Latin Club 47-48 Kathleen Suzanne Griffin Kay Glee Club 47-50, Vice-president 48-49 Leo Andrew Guenther President 48-49 Historical Society 48-49 Prom Committee 48-49 Bernadette Hagan “Bernie Latin Club 47-48 i Harry Richard Hissrich Harry Latin Club 47-48 Donald Thomas Knaresboro Nazy Latin Club 47-48 Norbert Walter Hollan Schnoz Basketball 47-50, Captain 49-50 Yearbook Staff Rose Marie Hohman Rose Glee Club 47-50 Book Club 48-49 Latin Club 47-48 I I Clement Michael Limbacher “Digger” Latin Club 48-49 Yearbook Staff Anna Grace McGettican McGetts Treasurer 49-50 Glee Club 47-50 Basketball 48-50 Dolores Katherine Malinowski “Mel” Glee Club 47-49, President 48-49 Latin Club 47-48 Yearbook Staff Joseph Louis Meindl w “Joe” President 47-48 Vice-president 48-49 Latin Club 46-50 Debating Club 47-49 4 Science Honor Society 48-50 Prom Committee 48-49 Yearbook Staff ii Kenneth John Subak Sue Latin Club 47-49 Historical Society 48-50 Yearbook Staff Helen Rita Glee Club 47-50 Latin Club 47-48 Smith Salome Ann Wehrle Sally Treasurer 46-47 Secretary 47-48 Glee Club 47-50, President 49-50 Basketball 47-50 Yearbook Staff _ Patricia Catherine O'Donnell “Pat Vice-president 48-49 Glee Club 47-50 Science Honor Society Florence Margaret John Edward O’Connor Mulroy Choir 46-50 Flo” Basketball 46-50 Glee Club 47-50 Latin Club 47-48 Margaret Powers “Peggy Glee Club 47-50 Latin Club 47-48 Jerome Laurence Rudman “Muck Latin Club 48-49 —Send forth Thy Holy Spirit, and our young hearts will he filled with Thy Love, and Thou shalt renew the face of the earth.” St. Thomas District High 1025 Braddock Avenue Braddock, Pa. 15104 CLASS OFFICERS OF ROOM 307 Left to Right: Stella Ruggiero, Secretary; Joan Paharik, President; Francis Kogut, Treasurer; Patricia O'Malley, Vice-president. Row 1—top, left to right—W. Gleba, A. Verba, J. Meindl. Row 2—A. Kolano, P. Curran, C. Caulfield, J. Paharik, J. Garrity. Row 3—J. Fichtner, M. McCarthy, B. DeLuca. Row 4—J. Jobe, F. Banyas, M. J. Trainor. Row 5—J. Morris, M. A. Linder-man, D. DeLiscia. Row 6—L. Hornak, R. Nagy, B. Adams. Row 7—E. Adams, T. Welsh, P. O’Connor, B. McDermott. Row 8—R. Anater, L. Slaby, K. Reardon, M. Joyce. Row 9—G. Roney, J. Naughton, R. McMahon, M. M. O’Malley. Row 1—top, left to right—W. Schwaed, J. Fantaski. Row 2—M. Joyce, F. Kogut, A. Minnaji, L. Teaman, F. Mastay. Row 3—P. Macara, M. J. O’Neal, C. Noll. Row 4—J. Gates, J. Chuha, L. Prendergast, J. Shaw. Row 5—E. Burke, L. Domis, P. O’Malley, P. Laughran. Row 6— M. Lenaugh, T. McDonough, T. Sepcik, J. Murphy. Row 7—E. Kachman, J. Bryson, M. Barstis, F. Henderson. Row 8—A. Fabyanic, K. Sullivan, R. Sienerth, S. Ruggiero, R. McDonough. Row 9—L. Haberle, J. Wehrle, J. Polinski, J. McGivern. 1951 CLASS OFFICERS OF ROOM 306 Left to right: Paul O’Connor, Secretary; Rosemary McMahon, Traesurer; Lorraine Slaby, Secretary; Leo Teaman, President. (}t z i '52 Row 1—C. Gentile, L. Cardiff, S. Katnik, P. Gilkey, M. Qualey, P. Hagan, R. McGivern, R. Kollar. Row 2—R. Deutsch, H. Slaczka, P. O. Toole, R. Conklin, M. O’Hara, M. Bryson, R. Gray, R. Higgins. Row 3—D. Mazik, R. Augusty, M. Brennan, E. Anderson, T. Papanek, P. Melocchi, E. Corbett, R. Burkhardt. Row 4—D. McFetridge, G. Downing, M. J. Watson, N. McKee, J. Bonner, J. Sofran, R. Szulc, T. Fabvanic. Row’ 5— N. Kost, D. Pipko, C. Weber, C. Melocchi. On steps, left to right—R. Franks, J. Arnold, R. Onderko, J. Meres, R. Barth, K. Butler, E. Haberle, E. O’Rourke, W. Metzgar, J. McCambridge, S. Gruey, J. Formica, D. Baracca, J. McCarthy, L. Massung, G. Meindl, R. Caulfield. On walk, left to right— M. A. Uderman, J. Smith, C. Griffin, M. Freda, M. Tomko, B. Ruffner, K. Sullivan, M. Meindl, E. Crowdey, N. McDonough, R. Formica, M. Langley, M. Boland, J. Banyas, R. Banks, C. Devine, M. Nee. ROOM 304 ROOM 305 ROOM 203 Row 1—D. L. Heil, N. Frustaci, A. Berilla, F. Kuzy, L. Haupt, J. Orris, M. C. Beighley, M. Burkovich, C. Devine. Row 2—J. Rensco, B. Corbett, D. Motkowski, D. McDermott, J. Mazik, R. M. Gillespie, B. J. Hornak, T. Wilszk. Row 3—A. DiMartino, W. Szekely, M. O’Hara, S. Fenner, J. Meyers, J. Bolger, R. Spelman, S. Kubeldzis. Row 4—T. Brennan, R. Urban, J. Misage, M. McDonald, W. Gratz, W. O’Neal, J. Goempel, P. Conahan. ROOM 201 Row 1—left to right—A. Curtis, J. Prendergast, B. Miller, M. C. Simon, G. Green, J. Prendergast, S. Black. Row 2—J. Limbacner, R. Honse, E. Marshall, R. Metzgar, K. Mulroy, D. Gormley, A. Dominick, D. McBride, F. Popies. Row 3—P. Orris, T. Naylor, S. Gaspar, V. Chismar, L. Limbacher, L. Kolano, J. Hudak, K. Walters. HONORARY SOCIETIES SCIENCE HISTORY Left to right— F. Henderson, J. Meindl, G. Mas-sung, J. Fantaski, James Morris. DEBATING Standing — J. Sep-esy, K. Subak, M. J. DeLuca, A. Di Lucenti, P. O’Connor, J. Meindl, L. Slaby. Seated — R. McMahon, L. Pren-dergast, J. Murphy, J. McGivern, Chairman, P. Macara, D. Rufus. Left to right — Lorraine Slaby, Rosemary McMahon, James Meindl, ST. THOMAS CHORISTERS James Murphy, Mary Jean Trainor, Mary Margaret O’Malley. Proms, ball games, forties, and picnics help to fill the busy lives of all energetic and happy-hearted Thomasonians. With the very joy of living in their hearts, they are easy victims to the inspirations of the Holy Spirit. Eddie Adams Mr. Ralph Churciifikld Coach Norbert Hollan McFetrid; MeCambridge Francis Mastay Fred I lenderson Pat Laughran Leo Teaman Jack O’Connor Claire Noll Mr. Bernard Hart Assistant Coach James Meindl Ronald Deutsch m S£NI°rS Left V right—M. McCarthyy B. McDermott, J. PahahLK. Reardon, L.Uaberle. lt S. KatmV, N Rev. J. P. Shields Rev. Leo J. Beck Rev. Bernard Berg Rev. John Gibson Rev. James Lavelle Rev. Charles A. Myers, O.P. Rev. Bernard P. O'Brien Rev. B. Pietrzvnski Rev. Donald O’Neil Very Rev. J. I. Reardon, O.P. Rev. V. S. Sedlak Rev. A. J. Suran Rev. C. A. Thomas Dominican Sisters Sr. Mary Jean, O.P., School Supervisor Sr. Cyprian O.P. Sr. M. Gonzaga, O.P. Sr. M. Hildegarde, O.P. Sr. M. de Lellis, O.P. Sr. Mary Louis, O.P. Sr. Adrian Marie, O.P. Barbara Adams Edward Adams Ray Ana ter Mrs. M. Andreas Florence Banyas Richard Banks Marian Barstis Robert Barth Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barvolar Annette Bcrilla Betty’s Sport Center Mr .and Mrs. Kenneth Bickles Sally Black Maureen Boland Miss Alice E. Boyle Miss Dolly Boyle Miss Nellie Boyle Braddock Building Material Co. John Brennan Mr. and Mrs. John Britanik Jane Bryson Edith Burke Michael Buc ar Marlene Burkovich Catherine Ann Butler Bernard Caulfield Mrs. Catherine Caulfield Catherine Caulfield C.D.A.—759 Miss Agnes Cheripka Steve Christian Joan Clare Chuha Mr. anti Mrs. Wendell Colville Mr. and Mrs. James Corbett Mr. P. E. Corbett Bernice Corbett Joseph Cuda Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cummings Mr. and Mrs. John Currie Ann Curtis John Dawson Mr. Joseph De Falco Mr. and Mrs. A. De Luca Patrick Devine M rs. Mary Dillon Delma De Liscia Anthony De Martino Arthur Dominick Lois Domis Theresa Dougherty Mr. and Mrs. James F. Dougherty Rita Donahue John Downing Mary Downing James Dubina Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Duffy Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dunlap Nancy Fabyanic James Eantaski Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Finnerty John Fichtner Mr. Thomas Flaherty Joseph A. Formica Mr. and Mrs. M. Frazier Madeline Freda A Friend A Friend Mrs. Abres Gabriel Mr. and Mrs. Dante A. Gagetta Raymond Gagetta Robert Gall Mr. and Mrs. John E. Garrity Ronald Garrity Shirley Gaspar Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gelbish P. Gentile George’s Market Rose Marie Gillespie William Gleba John Goempel Mr. Ray Grainey Gravity Fill S. S., Inc. Gwendolyn Green Marguerite Grifhn R. A. Groszkuwiez Joseph Gushy Stephen Gruey Marita Guenther Mrs. Mary Guenther Mrs. T. P. I lasgan Miss Rose Marie Hart Mr. and Mrs. Thomas 1 lart Raymond Haski Lorraine Haupt Doris Lee Heil Frederick 1 lenderson I lerald’s Drug Store Mr. Harry Hissrich Mrs. August Hollan P. Hodgson Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hagan Miss Mercedes Hagan Robert Honse Betty Jean Hornak Mr. Cloyd Hovatt George H. House, J. P. Jean Hudak EDITORS JOSEPH MEINDL DOLORES RUFUS COEDITORS Our happy artists” J. Kropczynski, J. Dombrosky, G. Massung J. O’Connor, G. Mohan, A. Di Lucenti, M. Gizzie, C. Limbacher “Off to the printer” C. Sienerth, J. Sepesy, K. Subak ‘Getting news about the game' Joseph Jobe Elaine Kachman Dr. Milton E. Klein Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Knaresboro Miss Anita Knaresboro Catherine Kotzan Frances Kogut Frank Kolanko, Jr., ’48 Andrew Kolano Lucille Kolano Dr. M. A. Kordracki Kosh Pants Store Joan Kropaczynski Mr. and Mrs. P. Kropczynski Stanley Kubeldzis Mr. and Mrs. James Leech Maureen Lenaugh Miriam Limbacher Mary Linderman Patrick Loughran Miss Mae Lyden Edward Marshall Miss Jane Mash Miss Josephine Massung Francis Mastay Mrs. Anna Masters Barbara Mauk Jo Anne Mazik Joan Mesarchek Robert Metzgar Alex Miller Bernadette Miller Agnes Minnaji Milton Shoe Stores Mr. and Mrs. Paul Morris Kenneth Mulroy Francis Murajacki James Murphy Thomas Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Charles Murphy David McBride John McCambridge Mr. and Mrs. Alex McCambridge Miss Maureen McCloskey Nancy McDonough Mr. and Mrs. P. J. McDonough Betty McDermott Joan McGough Jack McFetridge Dr. and Mrs. U.G.S. McKee Hugh McKeegan Bernard McNamara Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Monroe Richard Mulancy Miss Helen Mulroy Mr. and Mrs. Charles Myers Joseph Naccarato Rita Nagy James Naughton Theresa Naylor Harry Newman’s Clover Farm Store Geraldine Novotony Mary Grace O’Bryan Brendan O'Donnell Mr. and Mrs. M. O’Donnell Mr .and Mrs. Patrick J. O’Malley Mary Margaret O’Malley Pat O’Malley Ronald Onderko Mary Jean O’Neal Patricia Orris Elizabeth O’Rourke Dr. and Mrs. A. F. Parilla William Pavlshovic Joseph Polinski Frank J. Popies Louane Prendergast Puritan Restaurant John J. Quinlan Joseph F. Radison, D.D.S. Mr. and Mrs. John Reese Miss Mary Reardon Kathleen M. Reardon Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Reardon Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Reardon Joan Rensko Miss Catherine Rice Gene Roney Mr. Brownie Roy Mrs. J. L. Rudman Mr. G. Z. Rudman Stella Ruggiero Betty Ruffner Mary Sabota Mr. John Sedlak Mr. and Mrs. Gustave Seitz Mrs. Mary Seitz Miltan Schwartz Willan Schwaed Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Schweinberg Joseph Shaw Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Seng Mary C .Simon Lorraine Slaby Paul Slater Mr. and Mrs. Paul Slater June Smith Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Spar Robert Spelman Stanks Electric Company Mr. and Mrs. John J. Subak, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Subak, Jr. Nancy Swersy Leo Teaman Mary Jean Trainor Mr. and Mrs. Danny Tomko Monica Tomko Richard Urban Andrew Verba Kathleen Walters Thomas Welsh, Jr. J. F. Weiss Theresa Wilczek Whitfield Real Estate Company Zarski Jewelers Marie Zahorchak AMERICAN LEGION POST No. 99 2 'Dt'iecfo'Uf 308 Sixth Street, Braddock BR. 1-9835 ANGY'S LUNCHEONETTE 1028 Braddock Avenue, Braddock BR. 1-2693 COMPLIMENTS OF JULIAN H. BELL BESWICK’S ELECTRIC SHOP 2145 Ardmore Boulevard, Forest Hills BR. 1-4344 SAM BLUMENFELD 1032 Braddock Avenue, Braddock BR. 1 1980 BRADDOCK TYPEWRITER SHOP 629 Braddock Avenue, Braddock BR. 1-5700 COMPLIMENTS OF WILLIAM AND MICHAEL BURNS COMPLIMENTS OF RALPH CHURCH FIELD, VARSITY COACH CONNELLY S CONFECTIONERY 1432 Brinton Avenue, Braddock VA. 9772 COSSMAN’S MARKET 112 Braddock Avenue, Braddock BR. 1-8100 COSTELLO GROCERIES 905 Jones Avenue, N. Braddock BR. 1-0366 COREY AVENUE MARKET 593 Corey Avenue, N. Braddock BR. 1-0216 DE RUBBO CONFECTIONERY 101 W. Braddock Avenue, Braddock BR. 1-9685 COMPLIMENTS OF FRANK DANA Rankin DIAMOND ICE COMPANY 48 Sixth Street, Braddock BR. 1-1008 ERNIE’S MARKET 814 Linden Avenue, E. Pittsburgh VA. 1776 FALLER BROTHERS FURNITURE Penn Avenue, Turtle Creek BR. 1-4242 FERRI BROTHERS 901 Penn Avenue, Turtle Creek VA. 1191 HARKIN’S MARKET 201 Camp Avenue, Braddock BR. 1 9769 COMPLIMENTS OF BERNARD HART, JUNIOR VARSITY COACH HOBBY'S DRUG STORE 623 Jones Avenue, N. Braddock BR. 1-2464 HODGSON'S FLOWER SHOP 129 Monroeville Ave., Turtle Creek VA. 1-0412 HOLLIS BROTHERS’ FURNACE COMPANY 522 E. Eighth Street, Munhall RI. 1-1042 HUGHES AND TRUESDALE CORPORATION Sixth and Baldridge, N. Braddock BR. 1-9867 ISTVAN’S CAFE 601 Baldridge Avenue, N. Braddock BR. 1-9867 JACK’S FASHION HEADQUARTERS 623-625 Penn Avenue, Turtle Creek VA. 1-3230 JOHNSTON, THE FLORIST 621 Braddock Avenue, Braddock BR. 1-1082 ANDY VAL KANAS 217 Fifth Street, Rankin BR. 1-8717 JAMES F. KEOUGH REAL ESTATE 604 Braddock Avenue, Braddock LANIGAN FUNERAL HOME l l.JJL 700 Linden Avenue VA. 1-0361 LIGHT HOUSE East McKeesport VA. 1-5228 COMPLIMENTS OF RAYMOND W. HOUSE T - 7 ‘ Braddock, Pa. BR. 1-1152 . McBRIDE LUMBER COMPANY Rankin MENAS FLOWER SHOP 631 Linden Avenue, E. Pittsburgh VA. 1-6205 MILLER'S DRUG STORE 600 Braddock Avenue, Braddock MOSES BOOK AND CIGAR STORE 735 Braddock Avenue, Braddock BR. 1-9911 MRAZ PHARMACY 703 Penn Avenue, Turtle Creek VA. 1-2422 THE MUSIC BOX 619 Braddock Avenue, Braddock BR. 1-6407 PHYSICIAN’S PHARMACY 418 Library Street, Braddock BR. 1-2815 SANITARY FOOD MARKET 412 Corey Avenue, N. Braddock SCHAMING HOTEL 322 South Fourth Street, Duquesne DU. 1-9339 W. E. SCHOLTZ Braddock Avenue, Braddock BR. 1-2968 A. J. SILBERMAN AND COMPANY 1014 Braddock Avenue, Braddock STATION OF NATIONS—WHOD Homestead TED’S FLOWER SHOP 614 Braddock Avenue, Braddock BR. 1-3100 TERRACE PHARMACY 501 Center Avenue, E. Pittsburgh VA. 1-3826 TRAVIS SHOE STORE A) 866 Braddock Avenue, Braddock BR. 1-4956 VIC'S SERVICE STORE, INC. 705 Braddock Avenue, E. Pittsburgh BR. 1-0775 WHITE FRONT FRUIT MARKET JLL 915 Braddock Avenue, Braddock BR. 1-4954 COMPLIMENTS OF ST. WILLIAM ALTAR SOCIETY East Pittsburgh JOE ZORN 445 Fourth Street, N. Braddock BR. 1-2147 UNDERCOFFER FUNERAL HOME 200 Caldwell Avenue VA. 1-0902 WAGNER REALTY CO. 546 Braddock Avenue, Braddock BR. 1-1339 A A..O A - ‘ p ' - - ‘A - . t) BEADLING MOTOR CO. Compliments 917 Lynn Avenue of Turtle Creek, Pa. ST. ALOYSIUS DODGE DODGE TRUCKS CONGREGATION PLYMOUTH VA. 0312 BR. 1-5463 3rd Councilmen Compliments of BRADDOCK HENRY WEISS THE PRIESTS OF PETER B. ZABLOCKI JOSEPH FRANKO ST. WILLIAM'S Constable 3rd Ward CHURCH BRADDOCK CHARLES P. KITE DRUSKY , Complete Line of Sports Equipment Bus. PE. 1-0401 — Res. BR. 1-1581 Teams Completely Outfitted JOS. L. RUDMAN Basketball - Football - Baseball Hunting and Fishing Supplies BAKERY THE SPORTS CENTER 948 Brinton Road 679 Linden Avenue Braddock Hills, Pa. East Pittsburgh, Pa. Valley 3074 Congratulations 4 4 Class of ’50 THURSDAY NIGHT JOS. SEPESY'S MARKET 1102 Braddock Avenue BINGO CLUB Braddock, Penna. MEATS - PRODUCE - GROCERIES ST. COLMAN'S BR. 1-4224 ★ ★ ★ Congratulations, Class of ’50 Congratulations LOCAL 1219 UNITED STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA QUINN HARDWARE AND BRADDOCK C. 1. 0. MOTOR SUPPLY 1222 Braddock Avenue Braddock, Pa. Braddock, Pennsylvania ☆ ☆ ☆ Compliments WILLIAM P . SULLIVAN MINE EQUIPMENT Phone: Connellsville 63 Connellsville, Pa. ☆ ☆ ☆ Compliments ☆ ☆ ☆ HENRY'S SUNOCO SERVICE STATION Compliments of Complete Lubrication Service HOHMANN PHARMACY Lincoln Highway, 6 Miles West of Turnpike Main Bessemer R. D. 4, Irwin, Pa. East Pittsburgh, Penna. Tires, Batteries and Accessories 24-Hour Service ☆ ☆ ☆ Telephone: Valley 9782-M ★ ★ ★ The Senior Class of 1950 Compliments of is grateful for this opportunity to express its sincere TERRACE MAIN appreciation to all its friends THEATERS who have helped in the Where Hits are a Habit publication of its yearbook, ★ ★ The Thomasonian s4ufopuifr U H C. ROEBUCK SON Printers and Lithographers to Schools ond Colleges Eve 2M0 Aisquith Street — Baltimore 18, Morylan