United High School - La Vista Shamrock Yearbook (Armagh, PA)

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Seniors Robert Shank The Army Yank Went marching off to war But some day he'll be back And then things will be like before. Football 3. F.F.A., Band 3, Army Richard Shiley He's just an academic creature With an athletic feature Of him all say he's smart And always there to do his part. Varsity Club 2. Football 2. Basket ball 4. Shamrock '43. Hilltop Re view 44'4i. Senior Club '43. Dance Club. Cheerleader 1. American Passport 44. Morale Builder Room 11 Duane Shearer Is always here And when you need him most He's always at his post. Band 3. President Student Council IS. Shamrock 43. Math Club. A. B. Club. The Sixth Key 43 Grace Stewart Demure and sweet Her friendship just can't be beat. Editor of Hilltop Review ‘44 '43. Chorus 4. A. B. Club '43. Senior Club '43. Hansel and Gretel '41. Dance Club. CU'S Pianist Y 5 y Stutsman A friendly girl is she Always on the go; Happy as the day is long Appealing to men—Oh, oh. Ope etta ’42. Chorus 4. Band 1, Senior Club '43. The Sixth Key '43. Hilltop Review 44-43 Marlin Stutsman A lad interested in flying. He will succeed we know; If he does the best he can To the top he will go. Vice President ol Student Council '43-‘44. American Passport 44. Track Team 44. Shamrock 43. Band '42-'43. Dance Club 3 Dorothy Toman A very charming maiden And attractive to the men; If you are ever gloomy She will make you smile again. Operetta '42. American Passport '44. The Sixth Key 43, Senior Club '43. Chorus 4. Hilltop Review '44-'43, Shamrock Statf. '45. Dance Club 3 13

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Seniors Mil lice nt Mack Has a hard tune keeping track Of all the things she has done But one thing sure she always Finishes anything once it is be' gun. Class Secretary '41 and '45. Hilltop Review 45. Chorus 4. Senior Club ’45, Dance Club. Hansel and Oreiel Achsa Meagher A jolly pal to everyone. Turns your work to fun, Helps you in every way And keeps you happy day by day. The Sixth Key 45. Shamrock ’45. Chorus 2. Secretary ot Dance Club 45, Class Treasurer '45. Hilltop Review 44-'45 Treva Neff Ernest Ragonesi A tall and handsome man Why the movies don't get him Is more than we can understand. Band 1. Cheerleader 1, Football 2. Basketball 3. Varsity Club 2. The Sixth Key ’45. Senior Club 45. Dance Club, Hilltop Review 44 ‘45. Manager of Basketball 1 Morale Builder of Room 11. 45 Erma Simmons The girl with the nimble feet Whose appearance is always neat Her golden hair and sweet smile Just can't be beat. The Sixth Key ‘45. Chorus 4. Dance Club Treasure. 44- 45. Math Club ‘43. Hilltop Review ‘44- 45 Helen Mahalic Ralph McGinnis A singer wants to be And if her goal is realized She'll be easy on the eyes As you can readily see. Hansel and Gretel ‘41. American Passport '44. Student Council 44. Hill top Review '44- 45. Chorus 4., 2. Senior Club •«?. uioru' mior Club '45 Better known as Judge; A friend to one and all And if its help you need Be sure and give him a call. American Passport 44. Cheexleaders 3. Senior Club '45. Dance Club 2, Hilltop Review 44 45. Shamrock 45. F.F.A. I In the future we will ce What a fine Wave she will be And everyone can tell She will serve very well. Hansel and Gretel. The Sixth Key '45. Hilltop Review 44-'45, Band 5. Chorus 4. Senior Club '45. Lance Club A quiet little girl Who works very hard Even if it gets tough Her smile she'll never discard. Chorus 2. Hilltop Review 44 ’45. Math Club 43. Dance Club 12

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Class Will of 1945 We. the Senior Class of Armagh High School of the year 1945 A. D.. being of sound mind and good understanding (according to our own opinion) do hereby ask you to listen to our last Will and Testament. We wish you to receive from us the few gifts we have to receive from us the few gifts we have to bestow. SECTION I TO THE CLASS OF 'T945VV we wish to bequeath all the Senior privileges, mainly, occupy the best seats in assembly, play hooky, set tacks, chew gum. and all other things which go with these. TO THE SOPHOMORE CLASS we will the honor of giving a “magnificient” banquet for next year's Seniors. TO THE FRESHMAN CLASS we will the pleasure of initiating the new “Freshies.' TO THE FACULTY. we wish to commend as many remembrances as possible so that they will think of us in the future, all our test papers, senior themes, workbooks and most important of all, our report cards. SECTION II To Blanche Coughenour and Virginia Trindle, Alice Clark's excess weight. To Norman Palmer, Beatrice Cole's headaches of the Shamrock. To Earl Eisenhuth. Norma Dias's ability to study. To Dorothy McCullough, Erma Simmon's pretty sweaters. To Ben Greene, Ascha Meagher's moron jokes. To Ann Balko, Helen Maholic's love for sailors. To Irene Simon, Grace Stewart's editorship of the Hilltop Review. To Melvin Kunes, Treva Neff's bashfulness. To Bill Ronchak, Martha Ludwig’s artistic ability. To Martha Hutchison, Rosella Ofman's involuntary laughter. To Betty Wert, Millicent Mack's sweetness. To Margaret Bako, Dorothy Toman's ability to act. To Dorothy Varner, Frances Crespo's love for jewelry. To Jane Troska, Mary Stutsman’s love for shorthand. To Sam Mack. Kathryn Ludwig's good behavior. To Ed Sievers, Herbert Altemus's ability to dance. To Heth Jamison, Bob Bennett’s shyness. To Bill Lowther, Roger Brehm's sense of humor. To Carl Fry, Bill Campbell's sweetness for a certain girl. To Bill Labancz. Bob Conrad's ability to collect ads for the yearbook. To Eleanor Paul, Ernest Ragonesi's black hair. To Ilene Altemus, Ralph McGinnis’s ability to lead. To Joe Rager, Donald Griffith's curly hair. To Mike Huczko, Glenn Hunt's ability to set tacks. To Bill Young, Paul LaRosa's towering height. To Wayne Brown, George Lantzy's desire to read detective stories. To Bill Howard, Harry Mack's musical talent. To Dwight Plowman, Bob Shank's military career. To Jim Toman and Biil Mathews. Richard Shiley's desire to join the Merchant Marine. To Bill Doyle, Duane Shearer's mathematical aptitude. To David Stinson, Marlin Stutsman's love for blondes. Log SEPTEMBER 5: Well, here we go again. Back to school. 9: Did you go? Where? To the Grange Fair. The F. F. A. had a nice display. 13: Assembly. The boys received their letters for football and basketball. 16: What do you know-! The first football game of the season. We won over Southfork 6-0. 20: That magazine man must have been here again. 23: Another game this time with Dale. The score 13-13. Boy, are we getting good! 29: The ring man was here today. 30: Armagh plays Gallitzin. W'e won again. You didn't hear the score? Well it's 12-7. OCTOBER 2: Girls, comb your hair. Boys, fix your tie. The picture man is here. 6: Freshman and Sophomore Party. Did you have a good time? 7: We're doing fine. Won another game, score 27-0. 10: First issue of the “Hilltop Review.'' 13: Everyone has been seeing an Indian. That was “Chief Red Feather.” 14: The football game with Nanty Glo was cancelled. Too bad. 16: What! No Dancing? Machine is being repaired. 18: First game that we lost. We played Johnstown and I'm not telling the score. 19: Here's a movie “Men of Texas.” 28: Another football game with Bcaverdale 7 0 in favor of Armagh. 31: Did you enjoy yourself at the Halloween Party? NOVEMBER 1: A new month, oh gee! 2: When Johnny Comes Marching Home” was a movie. 3: Bobo the magician. Good wasn't he? We won another game 39-0. 7: And we won another game 26-0. 16-17: What's all the rush! Oh, the Senior play “The Sixth Key.” 20: Movie . . . “My Favorite Spy.' 23: Don't eat too mch on Thanksgiving Day. 31: Movie. . . “This Land is Mine.' DECEMBER 8: What are the Ag boys so happy about. Now, I know they are having a Skating Party. 11: What a lovely snowstorm. 14: Yippee!! Are we happy! No school. 22: Christmas vacation begins. Hope you have a good time. JANUARY — 1: A new year. Did you make your New Year’s resolutions. The saddest thing of all we have school today. 2: Isn't this weather grand. No school. 4: Another movie “It Ain't Hay.” Continued on page 80 14