Trafford High School - Reflector Yearbook (Trafford, PA)

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I . ,X iv., . ,QL CLASS OF 1945 , . ,rg i i f 'A X NX '5 ' 1 if We'll get there eventually , 5 gf 'T Time--8:00 A M. .H Place--Time Room .,., in f Characters--Guppy and his friend jinx ljg 3 V .' - 255 X Gee, says Guppy, practically every seat is occupied. ,, You said it, says Jinx. These freshies don't miss out on a thing. ' 7 How time flies, says Guppy. I can well remember the day the freshies ' ':'- ,.. came rushing in study hall searching for a back seat, but Mr. Lloyd was one XM ? :'PZ step ahead of them for in a few days he rearranged their seats. With this HI guess Iam arrangement, they met and elected class officers. The results were President in for ity' Carl Dorosa, Vice-Pres. Frank Lusher, Treasurer, Jean Brown, and Secretary Jean Harris. Mr. Lloyd with the help of these officers arranged for the first freshman party. The boys were somewhat shy about dancing, but finally got up enough courage to venture out on the dance floor. All in all the party was an enjoyable one. The two freshman cheer leaders are Doris jenkins and Claire Hillstrom. I Boy! Can they yell! The lntra-Mural Basketball Tournament came to an end with the freshies on bottom, but they decided to face the music with grins on their faces. The second party rolled around and was met with smiling faces left over from he basketball tournament. Strange as it seems, the boys didn't have to be per- suaded to dance. It, like the first, was a great success. Then the freshies did their bit by donating to the May Queen Group two lovely beauties, Camilla Lovett and Doris Jenkins. Yes, says Jinx, and they have two majorettes, Camilla Lovett and Matry Lou Harris, strutting ahead of the band. Yep, says Guppy, they're busy little things aren't they? Let's hope, says Jinx, in the remaining years of their high school life, they can carry on the respect and nobility of Trafford High. Come on, says Guppy, its time to go now. Therese Carver-- J oe, Joe, a thousand times, Joe. Catherine Petrina-- K-K-K-Katy . Mitchell Krcelic-- Oh, Look at me now Camilla Lovett-- You must have been a beautiful baby Calvin Holsinger-- My mama dun tole me Robert Neale-- Curly head James Fleming-- A Romantic Guy, I Patty Pepper J Mary L. Walsh J-- Everything happens to me fusJ Compliments of GEORGE W. LOHR, Hardware, Irwin, Pa. 25

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FRESHME l L .. M i l FRESHMAN GIRLS First row: M. Walsh, C. Lovett, W. Minear, T. Carver, P. Pepper, M. Capets, H. Zuzic, J. Trai- cante, D. Chappetti Second row: R. McCusker, J. Harris, D. Swank, W. Minear, V. Paich, C. Petrini, C. Hillstrom D. Jenkins, P. Green, S. Terletsky, M. Delia, M. Flick, N. Piper Third row: B. Nead, M. Tomasky. L. Munz, J. Brown, M. Kovacic, C. Lawrence, M. Sanders, L Johnson, P. Heckert, M. Wislosky, A. Masterianna, E. Ikes, N. Dahlstrom Fourth row: L. Lovre, D. Nabuda, F. Mayer, M. Harris, M. Pogue H. Litwin, E. Snyder, D. Sarbo R. Mahr, M. Nabuda, E. Mlnaric, E. Kosanovich, J. Crandall FRESHMAN BOYS First row: E. Runtich, J. Wislosky, R. Neale, D. Rossetti, R. Phillips, M. Szajna, M. Krcelic, W Dettis, A. Ryan, E. Drost Second row: R. Marker, E. Turchan, C. Holsingcr, Susang, D. Cercone, P. Turk, E. Lowe, J. Unger man, F. Lusher, R. Cellich, R. Earl Third row: R. Lovre, A. Cerffone, C. Earl, J. Prire, J. Buchan, C. Magiera, H. Cynkar, E. Walker R. Smeltz, M. Riir, C. Dorosa, C. Scanlon The Reflector

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CAMEIDA V EW N The Reflector I wonder if Phyllis and Florence enjoyed their swim, back in 1939 . . . Vacation bound! These two T.H.S. lasses in slacks are Dorothy Tamerelli and E. J. Cartwright . . . Uncle Sam is quite busy thanking Catherine Wandless, Virginia Patika, Betty Zeravica and Mary Kosanovich for their assistance in the Defense Stamp Sale . . . What would have been the football season without these Cheerleaders - Doris Jenkins, Margaret Lovre, Flor- ence Brown, Edith Giacomin, Dot Dubrave and Elaine Mc- Indoe . . . Remember Mary- bel1e's lovely wedding in chapel? We remember her well as Bruce Mclndoe . . . Thes: are the girls that pop into our rooms daily to see who is absent. They are Catherine Wandless, Helen Zigarovich, Mary Car- roll and Adeline Czapor.