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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1951 volume:

SHAMROCK We, the staff, present the eleventh edition of the Shamrock Published by THE SENIOR CLASS of Armagh - Buffington - East Wheatfield Joint Schools Alma Mater On the William Penn Highway 'Neath the skies of changeful hue Stands our beloved high school E re to her be true. Chorus Join the chorus, sound its praises Over hill and dale Hail to thee, Oh, Armagh High School Hail to thee, Oh hail. Come and join in song together Shout with might and main Our Beloved Alma Mater Sounds its praises again. Here’s to her whose name will ever Cherish in our song Honor, love and true devotion All to her belong. ARMAGH BOROUGH SCHOOL DIRECTORS Paul L. Tomb Armagh George McCachren Armagh S. A. Johnston Armagh H. C. Snoby .._............ Armagh Hubert Stegmaier Armagh EAST WHEATFIELD TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DIRECTORS W. H. McLaughlin, Jr. Cramer J. A. Krouse __________________ Boltz K. O. Brown Seward Walter Lingar Armagh Peter Franklin Smokeless BUFFINGTON TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DIRECTORS Fred Brehm Dilltown Wilbert Empfield Homer City. R.D.l Charles Madill Homer City, R.D.l Elden Young Dilltown S. R. Mack Vintondale, R.D.l SHAMROCK 1951 2 Faculty Miss Liggett Social Studies Ernest Kinsey Supervising Principal Thomas Madii.i. Coach and Health Gi.adys Thomas Mathematics Merle Laijer Commercial SHAMROCK 19 5 1 3 Marjorie Morgan Home Economics Mary Johnston Biology Faculty Clarence Bowman Music Barbara Ward Art Olive Plowman Norse Foster Hii l Commercial Robert Martin Sixth Grade SHAMROCK 19 5 1 4 Senior Class Officers President __________________ Vice-President .... Secretary ......... Treasurer .................. Dorothy Frye ..... Shirley Blough .......... Emily Slippy .......... Alvin Tomb Motto Not Finished Just Begun” Colors Royal Blue and White Flow«r Red Rose Yearbook Sponsor Miss Liggett Class Sponsor Mr. I.auer SHAMROCK 19 5 1 Shirley Bloucii No truer triend You'll find in your life. To a particular guy She ll make a good wife. Shamrock Staff Hilltop Review — 2 Senior Club President of Class ‘49 • 'yo Vice-President M President of Girls' Choir ‘51 Girls Choir — 2 Home F.c. — 2 Girls Basketball — 1 A B Club l Dance Club 2 Aunt Cathie's Cat Merle Wadsworth He's brave and courageous at football. Adhere on the field of strife. He's found himself a pretty little miss. Perhaps tor the rest of his life. Football — 4 Basketball — 4 Track - Varsity Club — 3 F.F.A. — 4 President of F.F.A. — 2 Varsity Choir — 2 Hilltop Review — 2 Shamrock Staff Mushball 2 Stage Crew — 2 A H Club — 2 Senior Club Seventeen Is Terriffc Alvin Tomb He’s one of our A students. The treasurer of our class. In the future we are sure to find That Alvin will not be last. Football — 4 Basketball — 4 Track — 3 Varsity Club — 3 F.F.A. — I Varsity Choir — 2 Hilltop Review Shamrock Staff Mushball - 2 Aunt Cathie's Cat Seventeen Is Terrific Treasurer of Class ' 1 A B Club — 4 Vice-President '48 - ’SO Senior Club Emily Slippy Always in a cheerful mood Very seldom blue. To a ce tain lad She is always true. Aunt Cathie's Cat Secretary of Class 'M Home tc. — 2 Basketball — 4 Majorette Dance Club — 2 Shamrock Staff Hilltop Review Mushball — 2 Girls Choir — 1 Senior Club Jack Waters Patricia Harding Yes. he's our star in football Shines in basket-ball too. He's a friend to everybody. Including you and you. and you. Aunt Cathie's Cat Seventeen Is Terrific Football — 3 Varsity Club - 2 Track — 2 Varsity Choir — 2 Basketball — 4 F.F.A. — 3 Mushball — 2 Hilltop Review — 1 Shamrock Staff Senior Club I A barrel of energy. Carloads of fun, Pat is always willing To help everyone. Editor of Shamrock Hilltop Review Aunt Cathie’s Cat Seventeen Is Terrific Home Economics — 2 Girls Choir - 2 Dance Club — 2 Basketball — 4 Mushball — 2 Band — 2 Senior Club Mary Elizabeth Machak Liz is quite a peppy lass. Although not very tall. An outstanding cheerleader of our class. She's always ready with a laugh Aunt Cathie's Cat Seventeen Is Terrific” Chee-leader — 3 President of Class '48 Dance Club 2 Home Economics — 2 Hilltop Review — 2 Shamrock Staff Bisketball 4 Varsity Club 2 Girls Choir — 2 Mushball — 2 A B Club — 4 Senior Club Matthew Machak He has a tendency to fool. And oh! the stunts and tricks he pulls. Always jolly and likes to tease. But Stooge can be as nice as you please. Aunt Cathie's Cat Seventeen Is Terrific Football •— 3 Track - 2 Boys Choir — 2 Shamrock Staff Hilltop Review-Varsity Club — 2 Basketball - 3 Senior Club James Dick One of the shortest fellows in our class. With seldom much to say. But he'll get there by ana by In his own quiet way. Stage Crew — 2 F.F.A. — 4 F.F.A. Basketball — 3 Varsity Choir — 2 Mush ball — 2 Senior Club Sara Marcus Some say she's quiet. Others say she's shy. She always gets along with folks. So we re sure she'll get by. Basketball — 4 Mushball 4 Girls Choir — 2 Hilltop Review Home Economics — 2 Dance Club 1 Senior Club Evelyn Dubil She's one of our commercial girls. In typing she's a whiz. A miss who makes A's In most every shorthand quiz. Basketball — 4 Mushball — 4 Girls Choir — I Hilltop Review Shamrock Staff Home Economics — 2 Dance Club — 1 Senior Club Kenneth Wagner Another future farmer. In Ag. he's learned a lot. He's really quite a charmer. We think he's quite sharp. F.F.A. —4 Varsity Choir — 2 Stage Crew — 2 Basketball — 3 Senior Club Dorothy Eryf. President of our class. Cheerleader of our school. To have her work well done Seems to be her ruit. Treasurer of Class '48 Secretary of Class '49 • '50 President of Class 51 Hilltop Review-Shamrock Staff Cheerleader — 2 Maiorcttc — 1 Dance Club — 2 Basketball — 4 Mushball — 2 Home Economics — 2 Girls Choir — 2 Varsity Club — 2 A H Club — 4 Senior Club Zane Shoup He's such a handsome lad. At this you will agree. Any girl would be proud to have. A fellow such as he. Football — 4 Basketball — 2 F.F.A. — 3 Varsity Club — 2 Mushball — 2 Varsity Choir — 2 Stage Crew — 2 Senior Club George Bozochovic The handsome Romeo Of our class Who could win the heart Of most any lass. Football — 3 Basketball — 3 Mushball — 4 Varsity Choir — 2 Dance Club — 1 Stage Crew — I Track — 2 Varsity Club — 3 F.F.A. — 2 Aunt Cathie's Cat” Senior Club Carol Neely Her hair is brown. Her eyes are blue. To a certain someone She'll always be loyal and true. Hilltop Review Dance Club — 2 Shamrock Staff Home Economics — 2 Girls Choir — 2 Basketball — 4 Mushball — 4 ' Aunt Cathie's Cat Seventeen Is Terrific Senior Club SHAMROCK 1951 ' : . 8 Ed” Ruth Bracken Here is a girl we know as Ruth, Her ambition a nurse to I e. A friendly smile and cheerful greeting. Is what you'll always see. Aunt Cathie’s Cat'' Girls Choir — 2 Home Economics — 1 Hilltop Review Basketball — 3 Band — 2 Dance Club — 2 Mush't all — 1 Senior Club Edward Cramer Better known to us as Ed A quiet lad is he. But in the held of farming A success he's sure to be. F.F.A, — 4 F.F.A. Basketball — 3 Varsity Choir — 2 Stage Oew — 2 Senior Club Mac Samuel Blight A technical engineer His ambition is to be. With all his knowledge. We're sure he'll succeed Football — 3 Basketball — 3 Track — 3 Varsity Club Varsity Choir — 2 Hilltop Review Shamrock Staff Aunt Cathie's Cat Seventeen Is Terrific” Senior Club Betty Lou Mack A very neppy cheerleader. Who delights in having tun. It looking tor a cheerful person. Mack” is just the one. Cheerleader — 3 ' Aunt Cathie's Cat Mushball — I Basketball — 3 Hilltop Review — 2 Shamrock Staff Home Economics — 1 Varsity Club — 2 Dance Club — 2 A B Club — 4 Secretary of Class 48 St mot Club 7an Norman Musselman In classes he always seem to foo!. Or else he ll try to sleep them through. Guess he lust doesn't like school. And wishes he were through. Varsity Choir — 2 F.F.A. Basketball —4 Stage Crew 2 Mushball — 2 Senior Club Janet Young Rather tall with big brown eyes. A friend to all is she. She'll make out good where ere she goes Just you wait and tee. Aunt Cathie’s Cat Seventeen Is Terrific Mushball — I Basketball — 3 Hilltop Review Girls Choir 2 Treasurer of Class ' 0 Home Economics — 2 Senior Club Goodie Charlie Elinor Goodlin She's rather short But awfully sweet. To be her triend. Is quite a treat. Dance Club — 2 Seventeen Is Terrific” Mushball — I Home Economics — 2 Hilltop Review Shamrock Staff Basketball — 3 Maiorette — 2 Senior Club Librarian Merlin Boring Every inch a gentleman. So nice to have around. And in our Armagh High School He's one of the nicest boys to be found. Football — 4 Basketball — 2 Track — 2 Varsity Club — 3 Mushball — 2 Stage Crew 2 Varsity Choir — 2 F.F.A. — 3 Secretanr of F.F.A. M) Senior Club Lou Edison Scalp ur M i • • Ira Willie Bf.tty Lou Young A friendlier person Couldn't be had. You can't help but like her. Agrees a certain lad. “Seventeen Is Terrific Mushball — 4 Basketball — 3 Home Economics — 2 Girls Choir — 2 Shamrock Staff Senior Club William Toth Although you shouldn't hear a sound. That don't go when Willie's around. But to be a barber he is bound. And surely a better one couldn't be found. Varsity Choir — 2 Stage Crew — 2 F F A. — 2 F.F.A. Basketball — 2 Senior Club Treasurer of F.F.A. 49 Rote 'Bobbie’ Ralph Edmiston Doing turns and deeds for others Mostly those who ire in need. Is as friendly as can be Once you know him you’ll agree. Varsity Choir — 2 “Aunt Cathie's Cat A B Club — 4 Hilltop Reviem Shamrock Staff Senior Club Rosemarie Bolden She always seems to look so sad. Since the leaving of a certain lad. And when he returns her lite it! be. Gay and happy. |u$t wait and see. Basketball — 3 Mushball — 3 Girls Choir — 2 Hilltop Review Dance Club — 2 Home Economics — 2 Senior Club Usher — 1 Milford Bracken Here is a boy Who might go far With his musical talent Maybe even a star. Varsity Choir — 2 F.F.A. — 4 F.F.A. Basketball —3 F.F.A. Vice-President '49 Stage Crew 2 Mushball — 2 Senior Club Roberta Procter Here is a miss Who likes to sing; Her pretty voice Seems to ring. Home Economics — I Hilltop Review Girls Choir — I Maiorcttes — 2 Dance Club — 1 Band 1 Senior Club Usher — 1 SHAMROCK 10 W Frances LaRosa Editor of our newspaper. Quite a studious lass. Her plans are made tor the future. R. C. A. at last. Girls Basketball — 4 Mushball - 4 Girls Choir — I Hilltop Review Shamrock Staff Student Council '47 Home Economics — 2 Dance Club — 1 Senior Club Frank Berezansky Black wavy hair. Courteous and poli:e. He's really Quite a charmer. We think he s just right. Foorball — 2 Basketball — 3 Varsity Choir — 2 Varsity Club — 2 Shamrock Staff Mushball Senior Club Track — 2 19 5 1 t 'Stella r‘ULu fattey” Iona Naugle A model of good behavior, Iona is quite tall. To make a lot of noise Isn't her way at all. Girls Choir — 2 Hilltop Review Home Economics — 2 Senior Club Estella Saxton Long black hair. Complexion fair. When you need her She's always there. Girls Choir — 2 Basketball — 3 Home Economics — 1 Hilltop Review Mush ball — I Dance Club — 2 Senior Club Arlena Griffith A new comer to our class. With the nicest sort of smile. And is really quite a pretry lass. For a friend she'd walk a mile. Girls Choir — 1 Hilltop Review Shamrock Staff Basketball — 1 Home Economics — 1 Mushball — 1 Librarian Senior Club Gladys Lorditch Let’s take a look at this fair miss To see what we can find, Gaycty and temper. And gets the giggles at times. Girls Choir — I Mushball — 4 Girls Basketball — 4 Dance Club — 1 Hilltop Review-Home Economics — 2 Senior Club Mary Lou Roddy She’s short and cute Just loads of fun. When you hear a giggle. Yes! she's the guilty one. Curls Choir — 2 Basketball — 3 Home Economics — 1 Hilltop Review Shamrock Staff Dance Club — 2 Mushball — 1 Senior Club Margaret Jane Hoover Happy and gay Almost any day Is this jolly lass Of our Senior class. Girls Choir — I Home Economics — j Majorette — 2 Hilltop Review-Dance Club — 2 Mushball — 2 Basketball — 4 ' Aunt Cathie's Cat Seventeen Is Terrific Senior Club SHAMROCK 1951 11 Windf Greta Kauship Identical to the other In each and every way. She in always lots of tun And her friendships easily won. Hilltop Review — 2 Basketball — 3 Girls Choir — 2 Home Economics — 2 Dance Club — 2 Mushball I Senior Club Puddles Gretchen Kauship One of 'Our Class Turns Who's always friendly and g y. To each and every one. In the most symbolic way. Hilltop Review — 2 Shamrock Staff Basketball — 3 Girls Choir — 2 Home Economics — 2 Dance Club — 2 Mushball — 1 Seventeen Is Terrific Senior Club Senior Class Meeting SHAMROCK 1951 i: MfitkuS SHAMROCK 19? 1 D If. Kfic Hfit Mfitl Compliments of B. A. Hoover's Confectionery SMOKELESS, PA. SHAMROCK 1951 14 JUNIORS r JUNIOR CLASS MISS THOMAS. MISS MORGAN TOP ROW Miss Thomas, Miss Morgan, Janet Conrad, August Klash, Catherine DeRubis. ' SECOND ROW Richard Carney. Eileen Dixon, Robert Clark, Arbutus Donahue, Elsie Gomez. J|| THIRD ROW' Pauline Hoover, Kenneth Boring, Arlene Dishong, Joseph Kubic. Carmen Hutchinson FOURTH ROW Jocelyn Griffith. Charles Garvin, Shirley Harding. Joseph Franklin, Jacqueline Hite SHAMROCK 1951 16 I TOP ROW Joanne Mulvihill. William Sievers, Carolyn Rudnik, Samuel Girolami. SECOND ROW Milo Luther, Mary Jane Kinnan, Joseph Lych. Carole Machak, Jack McLaughlin THIRD ROW Edward Blankcnbicker, Marion Stutsman, Cecil Frye. Shirley Switzer, Clarence Fry FOURTH ROW Marjorie Altemus, William Griffith. Florence Brendlinger, Peter Ludwig. Lorraine Campbell 1 SHAMROCK 17 19 5 1 TOP ROW Evelyn Mack. Kenneth Misner, Marietta Melius. James Fatula. Doris Thompson SECOND ROW Alfred Mack, Janet Huezko, Norman Mack, Ina Lee, Kenneth McCloskey THIRD ROW Louise Stewart. Charles Bcaulonis, Isabelle Stephens Sophomores MISS LIGGETT. MR WAGNER FIRST ROW Jane Thompson, Patricia Twert, Freda Warner. Gladys Deem, Margie Rudnick. Patricia Casper. Emilie Marbito, Bertha King, Erma Markus, Joan Dabbs. Phyllis Dabbs. Joanne Naugle. Margie Roddy, Betty Rosenberger SECOND ROW Mr. Wagner, Richard Empfield, James Youngdahl, Daniel Rorabaugh, Lois Flancy, Loui Berezansky. Marjorie McLaughlin, Shirley Stiles, Pauline Stanek, Walter Pluchinsky, June Cherry, Inez Cahill, Daniel Machak, Louise Stewart, Miss Liggett TFIIRD ROW Theresa Ludwig, Edward Houser, Ronald Varner, Eugene Loder, Geraldine Stiles, John Meagher, Thomas Rager, Earl Stiles, Evelyn Coughenour, Samuel LaRosa, Charles Dick, Thomas Ramage. William Bolgar, Marlene Davis FOURTH ROW Ruth Neese, Nancy Garvin, Lons McCahren. Robert Rcngh, Geraldine King. Harry McGinnis, Thomas Rainey. Harold Edmiston, Edgar Stutzman, Charles Mitchell. Ralph Robenberger, Eugene Rager, Barbara Fry, Lucille Tomb SHAMROCK-1951 20 GRADE 7A MRS. GILL FIRST ROW John Stephens, Joseph Markus, Frances Miller, Dorothy Long, William Twert, Mike Stanek, Thomas Lindsey, Clara Cubic SECOND ROW Mrs. Gill, Elvonie Gomes, Mclda Brown. Elaine Patrick, Carol Mishler, William Liggett, William Cramer, Gertrude Lewis, Louise Ault, Carol Plowman THIRD ROW Maybell Naugle. Mary Lonesky, Harvey Rhine, William Stcgmair, Barbara Stincr, Raymond Bouch. Delmer Shuster, Virginia Hite, Raymond Mikolick, Sarah Yournald FOUR TH ROW Shirley Rager, Richard Mardis, Barbara Simmons, Alfred McGinnis, Albert Craig, Niamo Rager, Vernon Haney, Margaretta Stinson, Mary Taraska, Thomas Deyarmin, Francis Rager GRADE 7B MISS JOHNSTON FIRST ROW Eileen Varner. Nancy Madill, Carl Mack. Barbara McCahren. LaVerne Carney, Sonny DeRubis, Leonard Stiles, James Allyson SECOND ROW Charles Stiles, Margie Yadeski. Robert Stewart, Marlyn Ressler, Michael Yaworski, Nellie Shearer, Faye Wagner, Dorothy Stewart THIRD ROW Eugene Frye, William Fry, Janet Grello, Jane Fulton. Elizabeth Campbell. James McFcater, Clarence Ling, David Mangus FOURTH ROW Donna Waters, Donald Dick. Eugene Stutzman, Charles Fry. Edgar Meluis, George Price. Jack Bendick. Ronald Dick, Barbara Shaw GRADE 6 MR. MARTIN FIRST ROW Dean Mack, Galen Rcsslcr. Richard Plowman, Wanda Stiles, Cora Murphy, Dianna McCachren, Mildred Cramer, John Fry, Clarence Stiles. Ray Deem, Rodney Peterson SECOND ROW Mr. Martin, James Griffith, Willis Neff. Richard Mulvihill, Janet Cramer. Kay Stutsman, Dorothy Long, Gladys Roddy, Betty Lou Ressler, Raymond Elliott, Carl Boring, Alva Youngblood THIRD ROW Daniel Simmons, Paul Dcyarmin, Edward Peterson, Thomas Ludwig, Alfred Yahncrt. David Saners, Richard Kinnan, John Dunmire, Cora Lou Duncan, Robert Moore, George Warholic, Margaret Boring Class Log SEPTEMBER 5. Here we are, back in school! Started classes again today. 9. First football game of the season with Chest-quehanna. Score, 13-6. Boo-hoo we lost. Just wait though. 20. Our J. V. boys played Homer City. Scored the same as Homer City’s Junior Varsity, didn't they? 0-0. Scored did I say? 23. Played Commodore today — and the score, 0-0. 27. Our J. V. players were defeated by the Blairs-ville Junior Varsity by the score of 20-6. 28. Freshman and Sophomore Party. Nice crowd and oh! what fun. 29. Seniors held a Bake Sale at Armagh. Hum-m good. 30. Varsity tied Homer City, 19-19. Seniors held Bake Sale at Charles's. Busy day wasn't it? OCTOBER 6. Lions” defeated by Sewickley Township. 39-0. Jeepers! 7. Hill's Men beat South Fork, 24-0. Three Cheers! 11. J. V.'s scored seven points to Homer City's 33 points. 13- Freshman Skating Party at Skateland. Col- lected a nice crowd. 14. Lions defeated Clymer, 18-7. Nice going. Varsity. 16. End o; first Six Weeks Period. 18. A square dance — by whom? Seniors, of course! 19-20. No school for two days — Teachers' Institute. Teachers turn this time. 21. Varsity defeated New Florence, 19-6, on their own field. Great day for the Blue and White. Wondering why New Florence didn't like the score? 23. Why does everyone look so worried? That's right — first report cards due. 28. Walloped Hcilwood in the rain with the score of 19-0. You just can't keep the Lions' down. NOVEMBER 1. Why so gloomy girls? Oh, the boys went hunting! Why are there hunting seasons? 2. Cover was down and took the juniors pictures today. My how nice everyone looked. 4. Played Saltsburg today. Score 19-0. Quite a game in the rain, but there sure were a lot of happy people — from Armagh — of course! SHAMROCK-1951 22 continued on page 2 — GRADE 8A MR CLAWSON FIRST ROW George Beaulonis, Laverne Bracken, Julia Balko, Josephine Anderson, Ellen Charles, Shirley Custer, Dorothy Young, Gladys Hixson, Chaney Woodring, Albert Craig, Orie Varner SECOND ROW Shirlev Clutto. Rose Winters, Gerald Dabbs. Lyle Lindsey, Maureen Krill, Ronald Plowman, William Eritano. Patricia Dixon, Goldie Simon THIRD ROW Shirley Conrad, Rose LaRosa. Anna Fyock, James Pardee, William Karl, Patricia Williams, Nancy Stiles, Helen Gancos, Joanne Young. Cecila Druist GRADE 8B MR. HILL TOP ROW' Shirley Conrad. Evelyn Price, Susan Ludwig, Donald Hugar, Homer Fry, Gerald Coughenour, Barbara Pillar, Ralph Goodlin, Steve Ference, James Stutsman MIDDLF ROW Mr. Hill, Alfred Slippy, Walter Gordon. Joseph Kinnan. Barbara Pluchinsky, Eugene Fatula, Margaret Brendlinger. Mildred Walls, Hazel Shultz, Nancy DeRubis, Barbara Shaw SEATED Glenn Hixson. Elizabeth Lych, Charles Kameliski. Darlene Houser. Ronald Manges. Doris Deem, William Mulvehill, Carol Lorditch, James Price. David Currie GRADE 9A MISS DeGIULIO FIRST ROW Shirley Liebold, Helen Clark, Marlene Currie. Margaret Fulton, Loretta Watkins, Imogene Burkett, Maurice Dick SECOND ROW Miss DcGiulio, Eva Silhaugh, Barbara Stiles, George Dubil, Helen Wagner. Lois Fry, JoAnne Altemus, Robert Misncr, Gertrude Saxton. Laura Rager THIRD ROW Emilic Naugle, Lela Mussclman, Nancy Figula, Helen Moyer, James Shuster. Ellen Carney, Virginia Mesler, Marilyn Davis, Ann Yaworski, Mary Jane Croyle FOURTH ROW Donald Hixson, Lyle Lindsey, Philip Mardis, Edwin Miller, Jack Rosenbcrger, Grant Me Laughlin, Franklyn Rodgers, John Shuster, Joseph Simon, Thomas Shaw. Howard Edmiston GRADE 9B MISS SHEEHAN FIRST ROW Lavora McClain. Naomi Kerr, Josephine Anderson. Patricia Bolden. Ronald Hixson, Cecilia Toman, Calvin Varner, Robert Ressler SECOND ROW Miss Sheehan, Shirley Meyers, Elizabeth Campbell. Barbara Bracken, June Molisee, Robert Toman, Minnie Fyock, Edna Price, Frederick Waters, Joseph Lonesky. Vernice Mack. Jean Rummel, Robert Kubic THIRD ROW Wade Dill. Dick Empfield, Vonnic Ault. Boyd Stiles. Maureen Kr.II, Evelyn Ressler, Shirley Campbell. Anthonia Sievers, Loretta Daniels, Melvin Boring. Wayne Molisee, Melvin Brcndlinger FOURTH ROW Thalya Garvin. Raymond Dickert. Robert Lynch. Violet Moore, Jean Mack, Simon Naugle, Ronald Patrick. Jay Sanners, Everett Miller, Arlene Croyle, Robert McKinney, Richard Jones, John Rugh Shamrock Staff Editor-in-Chief ................................................... Patricia Harding Associate Editor Marjorie Altemus Senior Editor ........................................................ Shirley Blough Arlena Griffith Activities Editor .............................................. Betty Lou Young Frank Berezansky Photography Editor .......................................... Mary Elizabeth Machak Art Editors ....................................................... Gretchen Kaushep Jack Waters Business Manager ................................................... Betty Lou Mack Assistant Business Managers ............................................ Alvin Tomb Samuel Blight Sports Editors ...................................................... Merle Wadsworth Matthew Machak Typing Editors ...................................................... Emily Slippy Dorothy Fry Betty Lou Mack Elinor Goodlin Mary Lou Roddy Circulation Editors............................ _.................Frances LaRosa Evelyn Dubil Faculty Advisors Miss Liggett Mrs. Gill Mr. Lauer SHAMROCK— 1951 25 The Hilltop Review Staff Editor _.............. Frances LaRosa Assistant Editor _ Dorothy Frye Art Editor Rose Bolden Assistant Art Editors Greta Kauship Margaret Hoover Sports Editor Merle Wadsworth Assistant Sports Editors Alvin Tomb Jack Waters Business Managers Gladys Lorditch Shirley Blough Ralph Edmiston Assistant Business Managers Samuel Blight Mary E. Machak Patricia Harding Carole Machak Mimeographing ..............................._ Office Practice Class Typists .............. Typing II ( lass Reporters ................................... Betty Lou Mack Janet Young, Gretchen Kauship, Janet Huczko, Janet Conrad, Edward Houser, Jean Mack, Marilyn Davis, James Fatula, Robert Clark, James Youngdale, Lucille Tomb, Thomas Shaw, Marlene Davis, Robert Lynch Sponsors .......... SHAMROCK 25 19 5 1 Miss Sheehan Mr. Lauer Class Log continued from page 22 9. Open House tonight. Parents got to see what their children have done in school. Nice crowd here. 11. The last game of the season with Beaverdale. Nipped them, 6-0. Turned out to be quite a successful season. I knew the Lions” would come through. 13. Senior graduation pictures came. 13-16-17. The Seniors held their class play, Seventeen Is Terrific. Gosh ! wasn't it good 17. Cheerleaders had a Candy Sale for new uniforms. Yum-yum! 21. Senior name cards came today. My — what a commotion in the Senior room. 23-24. Hurrah! Two days vacation for Thanksgiving. 27-30. Our Thanksgiving vacation turned out to be quite a long one. Everyone was Snowbound.” DECEMBER 4. The cheerleaders and football players held an assembly to pick more cheerleaders. The School Directors were served by the Senior girls tonight. 8. Junior Class held a Candy Sale at noon — Delicious! 9. Sophomore Class had a Skating Party at Skateland. Wasn't it fun? 11. Seniors picked their announcements today. 12. Guess what? Yes, your right. Armagh downed Marion Center with the score, 33-32. You see you just can't keep the Lions down! 13. I wonder why everyone has such an odd look on his face? That's right — report cards due again! 18. Are the Juniors ever glowing with excitement today! You don't know why? Their pictures and rings came. 22. Christmas Spirit was celebrated in each decorated room. Now, that was fun and a splendid way to start our vacation. Had a basketball game with Gallitzin. No questions, please. 23. Another game in the red. Bolivar defeated the Varsity, 36-33. The J. V.'s won. though. Hurrah! JANUARY 2. Played Rossiter. Score, 31-27. They won. V Hope this puts our boys on a winning streak after downing Montgomery, 66-44. 8. Cover man came to retake a few Junior pictures. Was it the camera's fault, Juniors? 9. Ouch! Clymer downed the Varsity, 43-36. J. V.'s won. Keep it up J. V.'s. 10. Girls all look lonesome since the Ag. boys went to the Farm Show. 16. Another loss this time to Commodore. The score, 63-32. 19. This sounds more like our Varsity. Armagh topped Heilwood, 37-27. 22. End of third Six Weeks Period. 23. Cover was down and took the group pictures for the yearbook. 23. Report cards again. I wonder how our marks were ? 26. Armagh was turned back by Homer City, 34-33. It sure was a heart breaking game. 30. Downed by Gallitzin. FEBRUARY 4. Juniors held a Bake Sale at Dilltown. Lots of delicious things. 6. The Lions” triumphed over Montgomery Twp. Score, 31-30. 9. Another victory over Clymer. Nice going boys. Keep it up. 13. No one can say the thirteenth is unlucky unless it might be Bolivar. 16. The victory goes to Commodore. 20. Ask no questions about this game. 23. Last game and Dale holds the victory. MARCH 3. End of fourth Six Weeks Period. 8. Report cards due again . . . Some looked pleased ... yet others don't. 14. Ag. boys held a Skating Party at Skateland. Everyone seemed to have quite an enjoyable evening. 16. Class pins came today. 17. Senior Bake Sale at Dilltown. Junior Bake Sale at Clyde. 23. Good Friday. No school. Yipee! 26. Easter Monday. No school again. Now isn't that nice. APRIL 18. Seniors held the program — Washington Talent Night — Quite a variety of talent. 23. Report cards due again. Now do we agree with the teachers? 27. Sophomore Skating Party at Skateland. MAY 3.-4. Junior class play, A Ready Made Family. Wasn't it swell? 11. Spring Musical. 20. Senior Baccalaureate Services. 23. Tonight the seniors graduate ... at last. 26. Junior and Senior Prom. Did everyone have a good time? 30. No school today — Decoration Day. JUNE 7. Last day of school — Hurrah! SHAMROCK 27 19 5 1 r : ■J F. F. A. OFFICERS FOR 1950-'51 President Peter Ludwig Vice-President William Griffith Treasurer Alfred Mack Secretary Norman Mack Reporter Edgar Stutzman 19 5 1 General Math. Typing II Physics I f f r r r r r r r r r r r . American History Freshman English Art Class r Junior L Home r Economics Biology I r Senior Home Economics I We, the Seniors of Armagh High School, Class of 1951, do hereby leave you this Will, we hate to leave you, but we have to. We wish you to receive the most of it. TO THE FACULTY — Our sunny dispositions, and earnest efforts to get our work done. THE FRESHMEN — Our happy times. THE SOPHOMORES — Our ability to graduate. TO THE JUNIORS — Joseph Kubic — George Bozochovic's way with the girls. Charles Beaulunis — Frank Berezansky's wavy black hair. Edward Blankenbicker and Norman Mack — Milford Bracken's good behavior. LaRue Stiles — Shirley Blough's truth to one. Marrietta Melius — Rose Bolden's charming features. Bonnie Martin and Marjorie Altemus — Ruth Bracken's hair style. Arbutus Donahue and Catherine DeRubis — Evelyn Dubil's typing ability. Janet Conrad — Elinor Goodlin's driving ability. Lorraine Campbell — Arlena Griffith's sunny personality. Cecil Frye and Kenneth Misner — James Dick's quietness. Carol Machak and Janet Huczko Mary Elizabeth Machak's cheering ability. Louise Stewart — Patricia Harding's sense of humor. Ina Lee — Dorothy Frye's fiery temper. Doris Thompson — Iona Naugle's height. Alfred Mack and Pete Ludwig Edward Cramer's love of Ag. Clarence Frye and Bill Griffith — Kenneth Wagner's boldness. Charles Garvin — William Toth's muscles. Joseph Franklin — Alvin Tomb and Ralph Ed- miston's physics grades. William Sievers — Matthew Machak's witty remarks. Richard Carney and Kenneth McKlosky — Zane Shoup’s handsomeness. Samuel Girolami — Merle Wadsworth's towering height. James Fatula and Bud Luther — Merlin Boring's love of football. August Klash — Jack Waters’ sports ability. Arlene Dishong and Florence Brendlinger — Gladys Lorditch's love of Home Ec. Jack McLaughlin and Bob Clark — Sam Blight's good report card. Kenneth Boring — Norman Musselman's immunity to learning. Jacqueline Hite — Greta and Gretchen Kaushep's blond locks. Eileen Dixon — Carol Neely's acting ability. Elsie Gomez and Joe Lyck — Margaret Hoover's love of dancing. Jocelyn Griffith — Janet Young's love of art. Carolyn Rudnik — Betty Lou Young's love of Robindale. Shirley Switzer — Sara Markus's friendly ways. Marian Stutzman and Pauline Hoover — Mary Lou Roddy's smallness. Shirley Harding — Estella Saxton's black hair. Evelyn Mack — Betty Lou Mack's love of square dancing. Carmen Hutchison — Emily Slippy's future happiness. Isabelle Stephens — Francis LaRosa's ability to make AV in shorthand. Joanne Mulvihill — Roberta Proctor's singing ability. SHAMROCK 33 19 5 1 FIRST ROW William Mulvihill. Edward Houser, Jack McLaughlin, Jack Waters, Samuel Blight, Robert Clark, Milo Luther, Zane Shoup, Alvin Tomb. Charles Garvin, Merle Wadsworth, Robert Lynch, Charles Beaulonis, Coach Madil! SECOND ROW David Currie. Edward Blankenbicker, Joseph Kubic, Jay Sanners, Joseph Lych, Joseph Franklin, Franklyn Rodgers. Matthew Machak, Tnomas Rainey, Merlin Boring, James Fatula. Frank Berezansky, Grant McLaughlin, Coach Hill Varsity Football The Armagh High School Varsity Football Team completed its regular 1950-51 season with a record of five wins, two losses, and two ties. E.ght members of the team graduated. The schedule is as follows: We They 6 Chestquehanna 1 $ 0 Commodore 0 19 Homer City 19 6 Sewickley Township 18 Clymer 7 19 New Florence 6 18 Heilwood 0 19 Saltsburg 0 (• Bcavcrdalc 0 The graduates are as follows: Merle Wadsworth Jack Waters Matthew Machak Samuel Blight Frank Berezansky Zane Shoup Merlin Boring Alvin Tomb ■ r r r - f L k SHAMROCK 1951 34 [ Junior Varsity Football Cheerleaders Carole Machak. M morie Altcmus. Janet Huezko, Betty Lou Mack, Dorothy Frye. Mary Elizabeth Machak FIRST ROW William Mulvihill, Manager, Homer Fry, Thomas Shaw, Charles Dick, Eugene Loder, Sam LaRosa, Robert Rengh, Ronald Patrick, Franklyn Rodgers, Thomas Madili, Coach SECOND ROW Ed Blankenbicker, Manager, David Currie. Manager, Robert Toman, Fred Waters, Bill Bolgar, Robert McKinley. Dick Jones, Steve Ference, Danny Rorabaugh, Gerald Coughenour, Eugene Fatula. Edward Houser, Mr. Hill, Assistant Coai h THIRD ROW Grant McLaughlin, John Shuster, Jim Shuster, Ralph Coodlin, Tom Rager, Charles Mitchell, John Rugh, Lyle Lindsey, Tony McCachren, Jay Sanner SHAMROCK-1951 56 FIRST ROW Coach Madill. Cecil Lindsey, William Mulvihill, Coach Hill SECOND ROW Richard Carney, Frank Bereiansky, Jack Waters, Robert Rengh, Alvin Tomb. Merle Wadsworth, Robert Clark, Franklyn Rodgers. Matthew Machak. Samuel Blight. John Rugh Varsity Basketball The Armagh High School Varsity finished their regular 1950-51 basketball season with a record of seven wins and 13 losses. They defeated Keith in the first round play of Indiana County Tournament and lost to Rossiter, 36-34, in a double overtime battle in the second game. Six members of the team graduate. The schedule was as follows: We They We They 27 Dale 31 36 Homer City 37 33 Marion Center 32 33 Gallitzin 36 31 Homer City 34 50 Rossiter 58 30 . Gallitzin 50 56 Montgomery 37 33 Bolivar 36 35 Clymer 31 26 Rossiter 31 41 Bolivar 30 67 Montgomery 44 38 Commodore 51 36 Clymer 43 44 Pine Township 47 32 Commodore 65 38 Dale 50 37 Pine Township 27 39 Keith 33 32 Marion Center 25 34 Rossiter _ 36 SHAMROCK 37 19 5 1 Junior Varsity Basketball FIRST ROW’ Cecil Lindsey, William Mulvihil! SECOND ROW Coach Madill. Coach Hill, Eugene Lodcr. Robert McKinney, lohn Rugh. Edward Houser, Jay Sanner, Ralph Rosenberger. Robert Rengh, Franklyn Rodgers. Robert Clark The Junior Varsity of Armagh High School completed their 1950-SI basketball schedule with a record of eight wins and nine losses. They entered the South Fork J. V. Tournament and lost to Nanty-GIo in first round play by a score of 32-21. Track Team FIRST ROW Samuel Blight, David Shaw, Frank Guaetta, Matthew Solich, Alvin Tomb. Jack Waters SECOND ROW Richard Carney, Eugene Lodcr, August Klash, Donald Bufagna, Robert Clark, Loris Mc-Cachren THIRD ROW George Bosochovic. William LaRosa, Merlin Boring. Milo Luther, Merle Wadsworth, Leroy Cramer, Homer Fry, Coach Madill Freshman Basketball FIRST ROW William Mulvihill, Donald Hixson, Robert Toman. Thomas Shaw. Lyle Lindsey, Maurice Dick, Cecil Lindsey SECOND ROW Coach Madill, Robert McKinney, Jay Sanners, Grant McLaughlin, Franklyn Rodgers, James Pardee, John Rugh, Coach Hill The Freshman Team at Armagh High played six games during the 1950-51 basketball season. It lost all of them, but the team played Class A schools such as Westmont, Indiana, and Blairsville. Freshman basketball is something new at Armagh, and it gives the boys much needed experience for J. V. and Varsity ball in the future. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders SHAMROCK 39 19 5 1 ACTIVI : [ : : [ [ ' [ [ t t [ [ [ [ ; i [ Aunt Cathie’s Cat” The Senior Class of Armagh High School presented its class play, Ann! Cathie's Cat, on April 12, 13, and 14, 1930, under the direction of Miss Betty DeGiulio. Members of the cast are as follows: Bill Pryor, a young real estate agent ........ Jane Trimble, a middle-aged spinster Cathie Trimble, her sister Margaret Trimble, niece of the Trimble sisters Dorothy Trimble, Peggy’s younger sister Marcia Garcis, a Spanish servant Jose Garcia, her husband A Gas Man An Officer ........... David Brent, a middle-aged business man Elizabeth Pryor, Bill's sister Tilly Pitts, a servant girl .................. Miss Walker, a saleslady Dea I Man Student Director Alvin Tomb .. ... Patricia Harding Carol Neely Shirley Blough Mary Elizabeth Machak Margaret Hoover Jack Waters Sam Blight Matthew Machak Ralph Edmiston Janet Young Emily Slippy Ruth Bracken George Bozochovic Betty Lou Mack SHAMROCK 1951 41 Armagh - Buffington - East Wheatfield Joint Schools Band and Majorettes Band Majorettes Varsity Choir Flag T wirier s Girls’ Choir T 1 J •p r Sophomore Boys Physical Education Senior Girls Physical Education Cast of fSeventeen Is Terrific” Latin I and Latin II ' ' ' ' ' ' r ' [ r J T Dale Altimus CRAMER, PA. S II A M ROCK 47 19 5 1 STATIONERY PRINTIN SCHOOL IG SUPPLIES Henry Hall, Inc. INDIANA, PA. SHAMROCK — 1951 48 : WE CONGRATULATE YOU . .. GRADUATES OF 1951 Glosser Bros, congratulates you and wishes each and every one of you a well-rounded, successful and useful career. We feel sure that you will carry into your future the same high ideals that have made you into a successful High School Graduate. If at any time the Glosser Bros. Store can be of any service to you, let us know. Again, Congratulations: Compliments of JOHNSTOWN TYPEWRITER CO. A. R. McCready, Mgr. L. C. SMITH and CORONA TYPEWRITERS VICTOR - ALLEN WALES ADDERS _ MARCHANT CALCULATORS ALL MAKES OF NEW PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS 225 Market St. Johnstown, Pa. Phone 9-3177 We Service All Makes of Office Machines SHAMROCK-1951 49 Andy’s Place RICHFIELD STATION Lubrications Phone 8671 Homer City, Pa. Ash Shoe Company FINER SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY 708 Philadelphia Street Indiana, Pa. Compliments of Local No. 41 Johnstown American Federation of Musicians Brody’s INDIANA. PENNSYLVANIA Bennetts’ Grocery Store BRUSH VALLEY, PENNSYLVANIA Brush Valley Sterling Service GAS • OIL • ACCESSORIES Phone 8385 B. F. Nevins Homer City, Pa. W. H. Hiner Custers’ Atlantic Service Station GAS CENTER SERVICE WITH A SMILE Dairy Lunch We serve DAIRY PRODUCTS and FINE FOODS Phone 473 Homer City, Pa. SHAMROCK 1951 50 Phone 275 J. B. Cramer Hardware Co. HEATING and PLUMBING SUPPLIES Homer City, Pa. Compliments of Jack's Phone 37-1422 Armagh, Pa Phene 23-381 Kuhns and Young JANITORS- SUPPLIES and EQUIPMENT WINDOW SHADES • PAINTS 125 Main St. Johnstown, Pa. L. K. Fassett and Son REAL ESTATE INSURANCE Phone 296 Homer City, Pa. Phone 485 Luther's Dry Cleaners WE CALL FOR and DELIVER Main Street Homer City, Pa. FRUIT Phone 2631 Tony LaMantia and Brother Wholesale Dealers in PRODUCE NUTS Bolivar, Pa. Best Wishes Graduates of 1951 Pauls' SMART SHOES FOR WOMEN 547 Main Street Johnstown, Pa. R. E. Welbeck REAL ESTATE • INSURANCE Phone 378 205 East Church St. Homer City, Pa. HOMER CITY STATE BANK THE BANK OF SERVICE Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. HOMER CITY, PA. Yearbook Engravings (sostasp srsr SYKES VILLE, PENNSYLVANIA. SHAMROCK — 1951 53 Dilltown, Dias Grocery Telephone: Johnstown 37-1493 Pennsylvania The Dairy Nook New Florence, Pa. Freezer Fresh ICE CREAM and SANDWICHES Ella Jane Beauty Shop Phone 40? Homer City, Pa. Grundy’s Sport Shop SPORTING GOODS • S. W. PAINT • WALL PAPER Homer City, Pennsylvania General Sales Company Phone 9-7388 707 Horner St. ROOFING INSULATED SIDING HEATING Johnstown, Pennsylvania H. J. Buchheit Gas Heated Clothes Dryers Gas Room Heaters For Modern Home Cooking Use Gas Water Heaters Pyrofax Bottled Gas Chicken Brooders Indiana, Pa. Homer City Radio, Television and Appliances 134 North Main Street Phone 495 Homer City, Pa. Phone 74 Compliments of Home Baking Company HOME FOR QUALITY BAKED GOODS Ebensburg, Pa. SHAMROCK 1951 54 Phone 424 Homer City Cleaners Homer City, Pa. Homer City Bakery Phone 470 Homer City, Pa. Compliments of Holzman’s Department Store OUTFITTERS FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY (We Give S H Green Stamps) Phone 79-403 Cambria City, Johnstown_______119 Broad St. Clyde Hess - Meats and Groceries SEWARD. PA. Compliments of Mr. E. Hess Armagh, Pennsylvania AGENT FOR PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE CO. W. E. Hoover and Son A Home Owned Store We Aim to Please You SEWARD. PA. Indiana's Watch Repair Shop 15 S. Ninth Street Indiana, Pa. Oliver Henderson Variety Store SHAMROCK 19 5 1 55 Bolivar, Pennsylvania Penn Way Market Mundys Corner, Pa. FRESH FRUITS VEGETABLES MEATS GROCERIES Rose's Lunch AND Service Station FROZEN CUSTARD • SANDWICHES • COFFEE • ICE CREAM CANDY • TOBACCO • CIGARS and SOFT DRINKS Cresson Road East Ebensburg, Pa. Somerset Dairy Go. 228 Locust Street Johnstown, Pa. • Dial 51-248 Seward Auto Parts SUPPLY — ELECTRIC Delco-Remy Phone 89258 A u t o - L i t e Route 56 Seward, Pa. SHAMROCK 56 19 5 1 Compliments of Lincoln Street Garage Lincoln St. Johnstown, Pa. Seeley Magnani DeSOTO — Sales and Service — PLYMOUTH FRIGIDAIRE MAYTAG Market Street Telephone 2442 Bolivar, Pennsylvania New Florence Lumber Go. Inc. LUMBER and BUILDERS’ SUPPLIES Phone 4301 New Florence New Florence, Pa. Compliments of New Florence National Bank NEW FLORENCE, PA. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Baldwin’s Clover Farm Store Phone 92252 Seward, Pa. Compliments of Bolivar Pharmacy THE REXALL STORE Bolivar, Pennsylvania Telephone: Bolivar 2961 Blairsville National Bank Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation CONSULT US WHEN IT COMES TO BANKING BUSINESS Blairsville, Pa. John P. Donahue TINKEN SILENT AUTOMATIC OIL HEAT Seward, Pa. SHAMROCK — 1951 59 Indiana's Leading Jewelry Store Phone 83-768 Luxenberg’s Indiana, Pennsylvania Pristow’s Bon Air Market Johnstown, Pa. Compliments of W. H. Puterbaugh DRUGGIST Corner of Washington and Franklin Sts. Johnstown, Pennsylvania 412 Main Street Compliments of United Jewelers CASH and CREDIT Johnstown, Pa. SHAMROCK 1951 Stewart's Service Station If you like our service tell the OTHER GUY” If you don't like it TELL US Pete Stewart, Prop. Armagh, Pa. Semelsberger Buick Co. If You Can Afford a New Car You Can Afford a Buick” Mundy’s Corner Nanty-Glo, Pa. Compliments of Troutman’s Indiana, Pennsylvania Compliments of Vale Technical Institute, Inc. Courses in AUTO MECHANICS and BODY MECHANICS Blairsville, Pennsylvania !) SHAMROCK — 1951 61 Clyde, Pennsylvania Gome to Jones's A GOOD PLACE TO MEET AND EAT Armagh, Compliments of Krill Hotel Junction of Routes 56 and 22 Pennsylvania Blenders and Roasters Teas • Coffees • Nuts THE Kuhn Koffee House 704 Railroad Street Johnstown, Pa. Complete Lines Armagh, Compliments of Lewis' Grocery GROCERIES • MEATS VEGETABLES Pennsylvania Phone 371-442 Murphy's Service Station Charles Murphy, Proprietor Cramer, Pa. Mabel's Service Station Robinson, Pa. Telephone: Bolivar 2492 Dealing in Esso Products LIGHT LUNCHES • GROCERIES CONFECTIONS The Music Shop 230 E. Market Street Blairsville, Pa. Neils' Beauty Salon Specialize in Permanents COLD WAVES, MACHINE and MACHINELESS Phone 4181 New Florence, Pa. SHAMROCK 1951 62 Shoes Phone 3031 Di Rinaldo Shoe Store Dry Goods Newspapers and Shoe Repairs Shoes and Rubber Footwear for the Entire Family Bolivar, Pa. Hart's Garage STUDEBAKER — SALES SERVICE 214 East Market Street J. W. Hart, Proprietor Blairsville, Pennsylvania Telephone 84 Indiana Evening Gazette INDIANA. PA. Member of Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers Association and Credit Bureau of Circulations Full Leased Associated Press Wire Service N. E. A. Circulation 12,500 Compliments of Johnstown Bank and Trust Go. Main Office: 534 Main St. Cambria City Branch: 311 Broad St. Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Your account now insured up to $10,000 SHAMROCK 1951 63 I (.H Ju P S h • p v f’ T r icK Shot p K)1 wg ? 1 £ r Compliments of t Harris Music Store PIANOS • BAND INSTRUMENTS • ORGANS 219 Market St. Johnstown, Pa. Compliments of Ladies' Auxiliary Robindale, Pennsylvania Johnny’s Radio and Television Sales and Service MOTOROLA FACTA CROSLEY 248 Conemaugh St. RAYTHEON Phone 86-231 Johnstown, Pennsylvania C. S. Kunkle Lumber Go. LUMBER and BUILDERS' SUPPLIES Homer City, Pa. SHAMROCK 1951 65 Since 1887 Phone 445 DeRoy’s Johnstown’s LEADING JEWELERS and OPTICIANS FURS • FEMININE FASHIONS • RADIOS • APPLIANCES 132-138 Market St. Phone 21-248 Johnstown, Pa. Compliments of Farmers Bank and Trust Go. of Indiana, Pa. Serving with Safety Since 1876 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Gales’ Clothing Store STYLISH APPAREL FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY” Your charge account is cordially invited 139 Clinton Street Johnstown, Pa. Homer City Service Station STERLING GASOLINE and QUAKER STATE PRODUCTS WASHING and LUBRICATIONS Phone 472 Homer City, Pa. Laird Nipps, Prop. SHAMROCK-1951 66 Compliments of Brehms' Greenhouse CUT FLOWERS • POTTED PLANTS FLORAL DESIGNS • VEGETABLE PLANTS Dilltown, Pennsylvania Conemaugh Lumber Corp. Quality Only” LUMBER • MILLWORK • BUILDERS’ SUPPLIES Johnstown, Pa. Compliments of Canadian Fur Co. Johnstown Pennsylvania Dick Motor Company DeSOTO and PLYMOUTH 340 Main Street Homer City, Pennsylvania SHAMROCK -1951 67 M. E. Dick, Owner Phone 400 West End Electric Your Dealer In ELECTRIC, GAS, and TELEVISION 129 Fairfield Avenue Johnstown, Pa. Compliments of Arcady Farm Supply New Florence, Pa. Phone 4381 A Feed and Feeding Program for Every Farm Need Apryles JEWELERS SINCF 1903 209- 211 Market Street Johnstown, Pa. Lumber • Roofing • Millwork • Paint Insulated Siding • Insulation Over 47 Years Dependable Service Andre Lumber Supply Co. 140 Maple Avenue Blairsville, Pa. Telephone 148 SHAMROCK 1951 68 THE BEST IN TELEVISION FOR YOUR HOME 0 GUARANTEED REPAIRS FOR YOUR CAR 0 : C o -c n -■m rt « r 'l 1 ! a . Phone 235 Lutton Beauty Shop Blairsville, Pa. Cy’s Barber Shop NEW FLORENCE, PA. Vintondale Gresswell Electric Company REFRIGERATION • RADIOS TIRES and AUTO ACCESSORIES Pennsylvania Compliments of A Friend Cooper Avenue Snack Bar SPECIALIZE IN SUB MARINES Johnstown Pennsylvania Compliments of Fatula’s Pool Room SMOKELESS, PA. Compliments of Dr. C. B. Ellsworth JOHNSTOWN, PA. Glowas’ Confectionery CANDY CIGARETTES • DRUGS Vintondale, Pa. Phone 9991 SHAMROCK — 1951 71 Compliments of WHITE STAR HOTEL JENNERSTOWN, PA. R. S. WAGNER Funeral Service Phone: New Florence 6282 0 SHAMROCK 1951 71 New Florence, Pa. GAMBLE THEATER SHOWS A L W SEWARD, PA. NIGHTLY — STARTING AT 7:00 AYS A GOOD SHOW Phone Bolivar 2743 Residence Phone Bolivar 2551 Office GAMBLE and GAMBLE Engineers and Contractors SHAMROCK 1951 73 BUILDERS’ SUPPLIES' BOLIVAR, PA. HORNICK’S HARDWARE Sporting Goods Paints and Oils Phone 54-391 316 Broad Street JOHNSTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA CONSIDER the CONTENTS of the Johnstown Newspapers They present the news of the world quickly and fully with news about your neighbors ... In its pages are found the offerings of business, entertainment, notices, and a complete sports coverage . . . The Johnstown newspapers help make life more pleasant for you and your family. . . . THE JOHNSTOWN TRIBUNE SHAMROCK — 1951 75 w Royal Plate Glass Co. IF IT'S GLASS WE HAVE IT” 521 Washington St. Johnstown, Pa. Sink's Market SELF-SERVICE Phone 404 Homer City, Pa. HOUSE Snyder's Electric Store LIGHTING EQUIPMENT WIRING and NORGE HOME APPLIANCES Phone 453 Homer City, Pa- Flowers Whisper What Words Can Never Say Thomas Flower Shop FIow' 1 WE TELEGRAPH FLOWERS Occasions 107-109 Franklin St. Phone 9-4463; Night, 37-430 Washies Service Station GAS OIL • and GROCERIES Opposite Forest Lawn Memorial Park Phone 84-900 RD2, Johnstown, Pa. Zeke's Cash Market Homer City Pennsylvania Compliments of Seward ANDERSON'S Pennsylvania Compliments of Baback’s Drug Store SHAMROCK 1951 76 Cambria Cit) Pennsylvania 0. K. Radio and Television Service Phone 374485 SALES • SERVICE Johnstown, Pa. Brushvalley Patterson Self Service GROCERIES • 5c and 10c ITEMS ICE CREAM BAR • HARDWARE Pennsylvania Phone 371-524 B. Ressler MEATS and GROCERIES Cramer, Pa. Ruth and June’s Armagh LUNCH ROOM Pennsylvania Compliments of Shady Grove SPECIALIZE IN BARBECUES New Florence, R.D. Pennsylvania Route 56 Seward Service Station COMPLETE LUBRICATION Bill Rodkey, Prop. Phone Johnstown 89-254 Stiles Market FRESH MEATS • VEGETABLES • GROCERIES Route 56 Seward, Pa. Phone 371-231 Smith’s Appliances Dealer in GE and HOTPOINT Phone Nanty-Glo 13-R-21 Twin Rocks LOCAL UNION No. 838 Boltz, Pennsylvania 78 1 9 S I Fairfield Candy Co 139 Glenn St. Johnstown, Pa. Phone 37-5545 CANDY IS DELICIOUS FOOD Enjoy Some Every Day ROOMS and MEALS A NICE PLACE FOR NICE PEOPLE” Wissinger’s Inn DINING ROOM OPEN FREE GU E S T PARKING Route 219 — Watch for Neon Sign at the High School Operated by Jack Laverick Phone 501 R. M. Spory MEATS and GROCERIES New Florence, Pa. Compliments of Trexler’s Inn ARMAGH, PENNSYLVANIA Trimble Brothers NEW FLORENCE, PA. Weiser’s Music Center TELEVISION Phone 85-821 Everything in Music” Johnstown, Pa. 410 Main St. Compliments of CHARLES STORES INC. BOLTZ, PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of JOSEPH E. COVER PORTRAIT • INDIVIDUAL • WEDDINGS Official Photographer of 1951 Dial 68-252 504 Main St. JOHNSTOWN, PA. BONAVERO MUSIC MART Dealers in ACCORDIONS RADIOS TELEVISION • JEWELRY • Accordion Instructions Certified Teacher of the American Accordionist Association Agents for Excelsior and Accordiana Accordions Studios Located at Johnstown and Bolivar BOLIVAR, PA. SERVICE QUALITY L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY CLASS RINGS PINS I Commencement Invitations Personal Cards Club Insignia Trophies Medals Memorial Plaques Diplomas Known Wherever there are Schools and Colleges” Represented by C. M. Klingensmith 424 Greenhurst St., Mt. Lebanon Pittsburgh 16, Pa. SHAMROCK — 1951 82 VALUE BEAUTY 83 1