Vandergrift High School - Spectator Yearbook (Vandergrift, PA)

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Mrs. Vemon Doutt School Nurso Miss Gertrude Fehl ..f -vrvttiry to tho .tug 1'-riittowit-tit Mr. Iames Bartlebauqh Miss .1f..'ifzlStvutivs, Cftcicli Imoqene Bauer Sf'lf'l'lf ', llUlll llllllKlll'J Mr. Beniamin F. Browne Miss St 'i+-nf 'f- Margaret Cline Music Supervisor Miss Cr Miss l.1l Miss flu Miss Hazel l. Ellenberqer umm-rwifil Studios Emilie M. Elwood lrtirifin Mabelle S. Hildebrand 'itil Stuclir-:s Evelyn Love lhfilislt, lrnirntilism in K I 7 GCDLA? Miss Matilda Brandon Secretary to the Superintendent Mrs. Carlo Favero Secretary to the Principal Mr. Guy M. Bennardo Social Studies, Coach Mr. Lynn D. Bland Social Studios Mr. William D. Demchak Physical Education Mr. Iames M. Dorwart Science, Faculty Athletic Manaqer Miss Hazel E. Esch Mathematics Mr. D. Fred Graham Social Studies, Coach Miss Iune McConnell Physical Education Miss Esther McDowell Enqlish I ,ll A I , Miss Hilda Mcilhaney Enalish Miss Ethel Martin Commercial Studies Mr. Iohn C. Owens English Miss Emma Patton Mathematics Miss Mary Rudolf Mathematics Mr. O. I. Schneider Social Studies, Coach Miss Gertrude Snyder Science, Homemakina Miss Calla L. Stahlmann Latin, Mathematics Mr. Kenneth Thompson Science Miss Margaret Weamer English M1 - if J., lov. A' Miss Helen E. Miller Enqlish Miss Iennie C. Owens Social Studies Mr. Albert Pishioneri Coach Mrs. R. Thomas Puqliese Spanish, English Mr. Blair Schreconqost Art Supervisor Miss Lillian A. Shumaker Enqlish, Drivinq Miss Mildred Stewart Mathematics Mr. Clarence Sturgeon Instrumental Music Miss Louise Winqert Commercial Studies Mr. Ioseph B. Yount, lr. Industrial Arts R JF S 'I -X ..

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Marc! of gywcafion Mr. S. I. Russell ....... President Mr. H. C. Roeper .... . . . Vice President Mr. I. B. Allcer ...... ................ S ecretary Dr. R. l-l. Knowles . .. ................. Treasurer Mr. I. R. Kurtz ............... Superintendent of Schools Mr. W. G. Calder Mr. D. W. Steele Mr. D. W. Morrow The Board of Education sincerely regrets the death ot Mr. I. Q. Adams, who has given his time and effort without reserve in this community, serving as member of the Board of Education for forty-two consecutive years, thirty of which he acted as secretary. V ..:, 3 tm .I 3 vw i? N X Mr. Iohn R. Kurtz Mr. I. Paul Shaffer Superintendent ot Principal oi the Vzincleraritt Public Schools Vanderqritt Hiqli School 8

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Cfddrf ,Mdfory ife is just a game. Today as we graduate, the preliminary to the main attraction has been played. Tomorrow . . . tomorrow . . . and tomorrow will be chapters of a game still unplayed but for which we are ready. Our days in high school-the preliminary gamwhave been memorable, so let's review these days as we would a game, say basketball. Our line-up of stars is made up of persons who have led us in seeking vgctory. This offensive team has met all comers and emerged champions of l 51. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS-OFFENSIVE TEAM President ....................... Harold Klingensmith Vice President .. . .... ........ I oseph Dezzutti Secretary .... ....... R obert Waros Treasurer ......................... Anthony Nicholas Historian ............................ Calvin Thomas The bleachers are filled with cheering fans as we play our game. Yes, the fans are all teachers. They are the ones who showed us the way to victory. Our reserve strength is capable, too. IUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President ....................... Harold Klingensmith Vice President .. . .... Richard Loperfito Secretary ...... .... V algean Moore Treasurer .... . . . Nancy Snyder Historian .............................. Rita Solomon SOPHOMORE RULERS AND ATTENDANTS L Prince .................................... Iohn Bair Princess ......................... Marlene McDermott Sophomore Iester ...................... Frank Angelo And now, the action, play by play- . lump ball ........ Looking for report rooms our first day Out of bounds ............. The time we played hookey Field goal ............................ That A in math Foul shot .......... Sneaking to class after the bell rang Double dribble ...................... Talk in the halls Traveling ...... . . . Up and down, third floor, first floor Substitution .... ............ O ops, not in this game Time out ...... ............. S ummer vacations 10-second line .... ............. C ramming for a test Rebound ....... . . . Back to school after Christmas Charging .... ......... D own Iunior high hall Blocking . . . ........... The halls at noon Screening ............. ............... T ests Foul .................... ..... R eport cards And our peppy cheerleaders- Colors .................. .... : . . . Scarlet and White Flower ................ ................... Gar denia Motto .................... Little by little We will go far. The game is over, and we, the class of 1951, have won. This game that we have played is life. But the big game is coming up. At the football, basket- ball, and baseball games, at school dances and banquets, at club meetings and assemblies, and attending classes we have accumulated what we need to play this game ahead-life. U -Calvin Thomas, Historian H f 43' feat