Warren Area High School - Dragon Yearbook (Warren, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 188 of the 1948 volume:

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SOPHOMORES ........,......... ACTIVITIES ....I..............,..,.....I. STUDENT COUNCIL ....... GIRLS, CLUB .............,,.............,.. HI-Y ............ , ...... .... ,... ....,..........................,. . PEN AND PENCIL Pusl-IERS ......... STENOGRAPI-IERs' CLUB ............. MUSIC ..................................................,....... BAND . .,..,..........,.. . ORCHESTRA .,..,......,......... MAJORETTES .....,..,............... A CAPPELLA CHOIR .,......... GIRLS, CHORUS .................. DRAMATI CS .......,...,...,..,......,. DRAMATIC CLUB ....,....... SENIOR PLAY .... .............. JUNIOR PLAY .................. EvENINo OF PI,AYs ..... .... ASSEMBLY PLAYS .,.......,.. LANGUAGES ..,.................. LATIN CLUB .....,............ GERMAN CLUB , ........... SPANISH CLUB ...,..,.,.., ATHLETICS ,..,..,...,... FOOTBALL ........... BASKETBALL , ..,..,,..,. . CHEERLEADERS .,....,.... , CLASS CALENDAR ........,......,.... SENIOR SUPERLATIVES .,........ ACKNOVVLEDGMENTS .,..... ADVERTISING ..............,......,,... ADVERTISING INDEX ........ 2 LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS ALMA MATER .......... F OREVVORD .......... DEDICATION ............ APPRECIATION ........ DRAGON STAFF ........,............... BOARD OF DIRECTORS ..,...........,..................,.. ADMINISTRATION ASSISTANTS ......,..... FA CU LTY .....,..................................,............,..,,..,..,......... SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS ...,...... SENIORS ...,..,...,.............,...,...........,........,... CLASS POEM ..,.............,....,...................... JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS .,........ JUNIORS .....,..........,.....,..........,..,..,............. SOPHOMORES ......... ACTIVITIES ,,................. .... , ,. STUDENT COUNCIL .......... , GIRI.s CLUR ,.............,..,.........,...,.. HI-Y ......,.......................,.........,................. PEN ANII PENCIL PUSHERS ..,.,...., STENOGRAPHERS' CLUB .....,.,...... MUSIC ..,...,...... ,......... ..,............. BAND .,......,,..... . ORCHESTRA ,..,....,.... ...... . MAJORETTES .......,...,............. A CAPPELLA CHOIR ............ GIRI,S' CHORUS ..,........... DRAMATICS ................. DRAMATIC CLUB .... ,.... . . SENIOR PLAY ...........,........ JUNIOR PLAY .....,...................,. EVENING or PLAYS . .....,.,. .. ASSEMBLY PLAYS ............. LANGUAGES ...,...,... , LATIN CLUB .............. GERMAN CLUB ..,.,... SPANISH CLUB .,..,... ATHLETICS .......... FOOTBALL ..,. .,.........., . BASIQETBALI. . ....................,..........,.......................... . CHEERLEADERS ................,... ..............,..,.....,......,..,......, SITE OF VVARREN HIGH SCHOOL ......... SENIOR SUPERLATIVES ..,..,,...............,........ 3 Alma Mater High in air thy spires are to'w ring Gleaming in the light, hVhile their solemn shades embow'ring hVa1.'es the Blue and l'Vhite- Furling in its tranquil beauty 0'er a body true- Sons and daughters hound by duty Give their lore to you. Thy bright emblem shining ojer us Shows thy glorious might. Through the years thou safely bore us Spotless Blue and W'hite. Sons and daughters bring thee praises, Bring thee praise and fame, .al nd thy standard high upraises- Herald of thy name. - ERNEST NATHAN, Class of 1921. I Foreword IN A BOOK LIES THE SOUL OF A PVHOLE PAST TIME, THE AR TI C ULA TE AUDIBLE VOICE OF THE PAST, WHEN THE BODY AND MATERIAL SUBSTANCES OF IT HAVE ALTOGETHER VANISHED LIKE A DREAM. - CARLYLE. N ORDER THAT THE EVENTS OF THIS SCHOOL YEAR ZVIAY BE AIORE LASTING- LY PRESERVED TO THE HONOR OF PVARREN HIGH SCHOOL, THE DRA- GON STAFF PRESENT YOU THIS BOOK IN H I C H WE HAVE FAITHFULLY TRIED TO RE- CORD THEZVI, HOPING THAT VVE ZWAY HAVE A SZWALL SHARE IN HELPING YOU RECALL THE EVENTS WHEN ZITI E IV! O R Y G R O W' S D I DI S DEDICATION To MISS LEAH EDNA GLASSER, FRIEND, INSTRUCTOR, AND COUNSELOR, WE, THE CLASS OF 19-I-8, SINCERELY DEDI- CATE THIS FORTY-FIRST voLU:x-IE OF THE DRAGON. VVE RESPECT AND ADMIRE MISS GLASSER FOR HER TIRE- LESS DEVOTION TO HER YVORK AND FOR HER MANY CON- TRIBUTIONS T0 THE ADVANCEMENT OF THE SCHOOL. HER FRIENDLY ADVICE AND HER SOUND JUDGMENT HAVE LONG ENDEARED HER TO THE STUDENTS OF WAR- REN HIGH sCHooL. 6 APPRECIATION I I I IN APPRECIATION OF HIS coNscIENTIOUs SERVICE TO WARREN HIGH SCHOOL, WYE, THE CLASS OF 1948, Ex- PRESS TO MR. ERNEST G. EEGKWITH OUR GRATIIUDE. THROUGH OUR YEARS OF AssocIATION YVITH NIR. BECK- WITH, VVE HAVE GROWN TO HONOR AND REVERE HIM FOR His INVALUABLE INSTRUCTION, His HEARTY GOOD NA- TURE, AND HIS sINcERE FRIENDLINESS. 7 DRAGON STAFF Co-Editor ........... ...4...,..,............ H elen Walker Co-Editor .....,................. Frederick Kieshauer Business and Advertising' lylanager Richard Fosburg Circulation lXvIanager...William Erickson Senior Editor '.............. ........,. B ertha Gustafson Senior Editor ........ ..,.....,.... L awrence Korb Senior Editor .,..,......,. ........... D onald Kuhre Senior Editor ....,... ............. S ylvia Kyler Senior Editor .,,..... ...........,... C arol Nelson Advertising Solicitor Lorna lrlae Hulings Advertising Solicitor Betty Jean Kolpien Advertising Solicitor, Kenneth Lundahl Advertising Solicitor ..........,...,.., Clyde Smith Advertising Solicitor, Joseph Templeton Photography Editor ..,,..,........ Albert Nlarrer Photography Editor ...... Wendell Peterson Senior Editor .................,..................... Janet Tritt Advertising Solicitor...Richard Hamilton Advertising Silicitor ,,...., ........... J ohn Hanna Advertising Solicitor hlargaret Henderson Typist ...........................................,. Shirley Johnson Typist ........,.... ............. H elen Yarzabek Advisei '..,.. ,,............. ll 'Tiss Hurd Adviser ........... .,......... ll Ir. Bathurst Adviser ..... .............. h Ir. Young DRAGON STAFF Rowl: Kieshauer, VValker Row2: Erickson, Foshurg, Marrer Row I: Gustafson, Kolpien, Johnson, S., Nelson, Kyler, Henderson, Yarzabek, Tritt. Row 2: Kuhre, W., Miss Hurd, Johnson, J., Kuhre, D., Lundahl, Korb, Templeton. Row 3: Smith, Peterson, Hamilton. 9 BOARD OF SCHOOL DIRECTORS Row 1: Superintendent Rossman, Mr. Brasington. Mr. Keller, Mr. Mohr, Mr. Paterson. Row 2: Mr. Eaton, Dr. Cashman, Rev. Rutledge, Mr. Cowden. The Board of School Directors of the District of XVarren Borough is responsible for the management of the local schools. It determines the policies, makes the rules and regulations, erects and maintains buildings, elects and assigns teachers, and on the basis of the outline supplied by the State sets up the local course of study. In April or lliay of each year after careful study, a budget is proposed, a tax rate indicated, and after a public hearing, the financial program of the next year is established. There are seven members on the Board of School Directors. They are elected at large for a term of six years. Warren is indeed fortunate in having as members of its Board of School Directors outstanding citizens who without remuneration accept this important responsibility. The members of the Board of Directors are as follows: Melvin G. Keller, presi- dent, Ralph E. Brasington, vice presidentg Homer RI. lllohr, secretaryg Neil D. Paterson, treasurer, Wallace H. Cowdeng Dr. William Cashmang Rev. Beecher M. Rutledge, and R. Pierson Eaton, solicitor. Superintendent John G. Rossman is assisted by Dr. Carl E. XVhipple. 10 ADMINISTRATION ASSISTANTS L The administration assistants are indispensable in keeping our school life running smoothly. They strive wholeheartedly to carry out the numerous individual tasks which go along with their positions. ll-Irs. Robert Anderson is the secretary to llflr. Bathurst. lMiss Adeline Russo is the secretary to Superintendent Rossman. lldr. Charles R. Beck is the clerk for the Board of School Directors. Rh. Vernold F. Erickson is the supply clerk. The Health Department is headed by Dr. Raymond Lowe, who is assisted by lllrs. liarian Robertson and llfliss lliargaret Horan. 11 FAC U LTY Joi-IN G. RossMAN Franklin Marshall College, M. A. Columbia University, M. A. Superintendent of Schools ERNEST G. BECKVVITH Wheaton College University of Wis- consin Science ARLYN F. DUNHAINI College of Wooster Director of Corre- spondence Study CARL E. WHIPPLE Pennsylvania State College, M. A. University of Pitts- burgh, D. Ed. Assistant Superin- tendent of Schools EARL E. BOWMAN Thiel College University of Pitts- burgh, M. Ed. Latin, English PHOEBE L. FINLEY Allegheny College History Dean of Girls FLOYD VV. BATHURST University of Michi- gan, M. A. Principal CECILIA BURCH Pennsylvania State College, M. Ed. Library LEAH EoNA,gGr.-ASSER Geneva College Mathematics 12 B ERTHA J. BATTAGLIA Grove City College Commercial LYELL CARR Bucknell Univ ers ity, M. A. English HENRY Lise GRIFFIN Grove City College Science FACULTY Indiana State Teach- ers College Choral Music KATHRi'N B. MARTIN University of Iowa Northwestern Uni- versity, M. A. English Dramatics LUKE J. NOECKER Pennsylvania State College History HELEN M. HANDY ANNA JANE HAVVKINS Tw1L.i HOOVER . Clarion State Teach- Pennsylvania State ers College College Cornell University commercial Science, Mathematics GERDA LAWRENCE J. B. LEIDIG St. .loseph's School of Dickinson College Fme Arts Assistant Principal Art, Mechanical Afhleflcs . Drawing Mathematics EDWARD MCLAUGHLIN XVARREN E. lY1lLLER Slippery Rock State Franklin Marshall Teachers College Pennsylvania State Health College, M. Ed. Commercial 13 l CHRISTINE I-IURD Alfred University English DRAGON Josam-1 A. MAssA Edinboro State Teachers College Physical Education Athletics JOSEPH PASSARO Duquesne University Commercial Athletics i - FACU LTY JOHN R. REDDECIAFF Edinboro State Teachers Collene History JEAN G. STEELE Wilson College Carnevrie Tech Commercial MARGARET MEssER1.Y Allegheny College Health NO PICTURE CLARA B. SPADE Oberlin College English DRAGON ETTE lVl.-X'l'll.DA STEINHOFF Columbia University, M. A. English RORERT R. Yourcc University of Pitts- burgh Assistant Principal History DRAGON M. JEAN SPENCER Grove City College History , Spanish Student Council IPIARRY A. SUMM ERS Mansfield State Teachers College JAM ES E. SPRINGER Allegheny College Columbia University M. A. Social Studies ALICE TURNER Temple University University of Pitts- r.a ' burgh 3:1-2'5 Pennsylvania State Orchestra College' Physical Education EDWARD J. ZULAK lvl.-XDELYN SELDEN Duquesne University Indiana SUNG Telivh- German ers College Higggry Home Economics NO PICTURE l SENICDRS 5 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Co-President .,....,,. Co-President .. Secretary .......... Treasurer ....... Historian .. Testatol '........ Poet ...,......... Prophet ..,...... Prophet .....,... Class lllzlscot ........ N s DOLORES MASSA N RONALD SCHVVARTZ PATRICIA ALLMENDINGER ..............,......,.GORDON KLENCK ..........VVlLLlAM KUHRE RONALD SCHYVARTZ ALBERT NIARRER ...........HELEN VVALKER ..........X7VlLI.lAM ERICKSON HU3'lPHREY Class Blower .......,. ...,......,.............. X VHITE RosE w Class Colors ..,..,, ......... ...GREEN AND VVHITE IS AHLGREN, JUNE Quiet . . . capable . . . un- ruflled . . . a future nurse AHLGREN, RUDOLPH Likes a good time . . . care- free . . . neat . . . curly- haired . . . sports fan ALLNIENDINGIER, PATRICIA Animated . . . popular . . . garrulous . . . witty AMSI.ER, IQORMA Of few words . . . consider- ate... resourceful . . . modest ANDIZRSEN, KRIQSTEN Short . . . lively . . . mis- chievous . . . interested in the opposite sex ANDERSEN, RONALD Short and lively, too . . . co- operative . . . carefree . . . cheerful 16 l s ANDERSON, CLAIR Enjoys hunting and fishing . . . quiet in school . lacka- daisical . always smiling . . . modest ANDERSON, DOROTHY Hidden humor . . . a good worker . . . cool and collect- ed . . . well-liked ATW'ELI., ELLA Athletically inclined . . . tqciturn . . . considerate of cthers . . . a Clarendonite BABOOCK, ELVVYN Quiet . . . friendly . . . unas- suming . . . enjoys a good time BAKER, JANE Eflervescent . . . goocl-n:1- tured . . . with an attractive smile . . . easily llustered BAXTISR, CAROL Flirtatious . . . a baton twirler . . . always on the go . . . never burdens her- self with worries BEACH, ANNE Energetic . . . likes sports . . . a versatile drum ma- jorette . . . chatty BEARFIELD, GUY Plays basketball . . . fun- loving . . . why teachers get gray . . . takes life easy BECKENBACH, MAX Likes a good time . . . friend- ly . . . good-looking . . . quiet BEEBE, JOYCE Musically inclined . . . com- panionable . . . co-operative . . . happy-go-lucky BENNETT, DIANA Athletic . . . short in stature . . . vivacious . . . jovial BENNETT, PATRICIA Vibrant energy . . . sports enthusiast . . . friendly . . . modest BERDINE, ROBERT Robust . . . wide-awake . . . takes life easy . . . hails from Hooktown ' BETTS, ALICE Coquettish . . . carefree . . enjoys a good time . . friend to all BETTS, RICHARD Musically inclined . . . ath- letic . . . artistic . . . amiable BEVEVINO, DAVID Athletic . . . animated . . . school comes second . . .likes blond hair BIRCI-IARD, ROBERT Towering . . . friendly . . . likeable . . . interested in the fairer sex BLOMQUIST, BARBARA A good mixer . . . easy-go- ing . . . witty . . . neat in appearance 17 BRENAN, ix-'IARGARET An accomplished student . . . sincere . . . congenial . . a radio contest winner BRINDIS, DoLoREs Companionable . . . never a dull moment . . . witty . . . sensible BRINDIS, JEANNE Immaculate in dress . . . friendly . . . everyone's pal . . . witty BRINK, RICHARD Vociferous . . . likeable . . . never worries . . . a Stone- ham husky BROOKS, NIONA JEANNE Enjoys a good book . . . a wavy-haired lass , . . an ex- cellent dancer . . . artistic BROWN, FRANCES VVith a friendly disposition . . . talkative . . . studious . . . unassuming 18 BROWN, JOANNE A good demeanor . . . will- ing to please . . . quiet . . . modest BROWN ELL, AUDRIEY Studious . . . reserved . . artistic . . . meek CARLSON, BARBARA Industrious . . . friendly . . . competent . . . with a sunny disposition CARLSON, BETTY Diminutive . . . lively . . . well-groomed . . . sparkling CARPENTER, JOHN Slow and deliberate . . . a huntsman . . . quiet . . . friendly . . . earnest CARTER, JOSEPHINE Resourceful . . . congenial . . . quiet. . . a hard worker CHAIWPION, LILYAN Soft-spoken . . . shy . . . a willing worker . . . cheerful CHERoN1s, ATHENA Light-hearted . . . with a mischievous smile . . . a typist . . . energetic CHESTER, JOANNE Determined . . . intellectual . . . punctual . . . a loyal friend CLYMER, DONALD Friendly . . . happy-go-lucky . . . has interests of his own . . never in a hurry COCHRAN, BARBARA Athletic . . . optimistic . . . a trombonist . . . likes to tease COLOSIMO, PHILIP A basketball star . . . active . . . happy-go-lucky . . . school comes second CoLv1N, PHILLIP One of the Rambler Five . . . quiet . . . a good worker . . . timid outside of Hook- town CONKLIN, RUTH A likeable personality . . . lady-like . . . reliable . . . a good student CONROY, EMILY Full of pep . . . congenial . . . enjoys dancing . . . frivolous CosMANo, STEPHEN Intelligent . . . unassuming . . . reliable . . . serious CRANE, JAMES Neat . . . a basketball player . . . intellectual . . . popular CROAK, RUTH Cheerful . . . a tumbler . . courteous . . . candid 19 CROCKER, FLOYD Vociferous . . . comical . . . velocity plus . . . a good athlete V DALRYMPLE, JOYCE A sports fan . . . humorous . . . big brown eyes . . good mixer DANIELSON, JEAN . 8 A pocket edition . . . soft- spoken . . . graceful . . . col- lected DAYE, RICHARD Likes to travel . . . care-f . . . enjoys a good time interested in girls DEGOLYER, DONNA Sociable . . . a blonde obliging . . . hails from ona DENARDI, NICK Reserved . . . skillful athletic . . . likeable ICC f.. Ti- 20 I DEVOR12, DORIS Neat . . . elicient . . . a Bell operator . . . affable DIBBLE, JANICE Friendly . . . a willing worker . . . dependable . . . a quiet nature DOBBS, All.-XRILYN Chatty . . . a tumbler de luxe . . . energetic . . . a true friend ELLBERO, JEAN Attractive . . . neatly dressed . . . demure . . . an inveter- ate talker ENGLISH, GAIL Another of North VVarren . . . likes baseball . . . re- served . . . a good disposi- tion ERICKSON, DOLORES Reticent . . . conscientious . . . reliable . . . an attractive red head ERICKSON, VVILLIAM A booster . . . popular . . . happy-go-lucky . . . enjoys the fairer sex EVAN, SHIRLEY Full of life . . . ambitious . . . athletic . . . a dancer superb FARRELL, IRENE A Hooktown supporter . . . lively . . . fun-loving . . . cheerful FIGLIUZZI, RUTH A loyal companion . . . ac- tive . . . amiable . . . neat FINLEY, JOANN Tiny . . . chatty . . . with sparkling eyes . . . congenial FISCHER, RALPH Athletic . . . robust . . . ani- mated . . . leisurely man- nered FITZGERALD, BETTY On the quiet side . . . lady- like . . . deserving . . . pleas- ant O F LICK, JOYCE Perpetual motion . . . every- body's friend . . . enthusi- astic . . . prone to mischief FLOHR, THOMAS Neat . . . cheerful . . . enjoys a good time . . . interested in girls FONT, PAUL Mischievously inclined . . . likeable . . . hails from Hooktown . . . enjoys a good time FOSBURG, RICHARD Friendly . . . vociferous . . sturdy . . . intellectual Fox, BEULAH Enjoys sports . . . reserved . . . diligent . . . affable 21 GARBER, JANE T Easy to please . . . friendly . . . loyal . . . sweet sincerity Q J GEBHART, DONNA WVell-meaning . . . congenial . . . refined . . . kind to everyone GILTINAN, JOHN Unassuming . . . can be mis- chievous . . . never excited . . . dependable GLOTZ, HARRY Quiet . . . likeable . . . dili- gent . . . obliging . . . shy GORDON, JULIAN Loquacious . . . not easily swayed by opinions . . . earnest . . . a procrastinator GOUMAS, KALLIOPI Reliable . . . capable . . . a willing worker . . . pleasant 22 GRAEBNER, PATRICIA Flirtations . . . always ready for a good time . . . efferves- cent . . . chatty GREEN, SARAH JANE Nonchalant . . . attractive . . . talkative . . . light- hearted GRETO, ROSEINIARIE An inveterate gum chewer . . . reserved . . . capable . . a sunny disposition GUSTAFSON, BERTHA An ardent cheerleader . . . popular . . . has many friends . . . vivacious HAB'lBLIN, BETTY Industrious . . . helpful . . . a silent student . . . a friend to all HANIILTON, DAVID Happy-go-lucky . . . enjoys his sleep in school . . . a woman's man , . . short and quick PIATHAWVAY, HELEN Spic and span . . . peppy . . . a pocket edition . . . carefree H EIMANN, RIARIANN A blonde . . . lively . . . looking for a good time . . . neat HESCH, NANCX' Flirtations . . . talkative . . . fun ranks high . . . has many friends HESSLEY, AGNES Happy-go-lucky . . . optimis- tic . . . unruilled . . . a willing worker HETRICK, JUDSON Sincere . . . amiable . . . quiet . . . a pleasant dispo- sition H1cKs, JANICE Energetic . . . congenial . . . chatty . . . easy-going HIGHHOUSE, JOANNE Unassuming . . . stately . . . reserved . . . companionable HILL, NIARY EVELYN Capable . . . pleasant . . . busy . . . loyal in friendship HOELUND, MARY ANN Neat in appearance . . . a future beautician . . . com- placent . . . attractive HOLCOMB, Lois Fun-loving . . . likeable . . athletic . . . good-natured HOTTEL, GARRETT From North Warren . . . re- served . . . not easily excited . . . likeable HOUSTON, W1LL1AM Prone to mischief . . . enthu- siastic . . . not easily flus- tered . . . our capable bas- ketball manager 23 HUBBARD, ANNA Of few words . . . pleasant . . . shy . . . goes her own way H UCKABON E, RICHARD Small in stature . . . quiet . . . helpful . . . reliable H UCKABON E, THEODORE A skater . . . fun-loving . . . likeable . . . popular with the girls HULINGS, Lois A speedy typist . . . a pleas- ing personality . . . does her share . . . good-natured HULINGS, LORNA MAE A good friend . . . sociable . . . always ready with a pun . . . versatile HUMMERICH, LEO A sportsman . . . easy-going . . . a jester . . . unostenta- tious 2-lf JENsEN, BEVERLY Faithful to her friends . . self-reliant . . . collected . . . quiet-mannered JoHNsEN, PHILIP A determined guard . poised . . . prompt . steadfast JOHNSON, BEVERLY Unassuming . . . likes out- dor sports . . . wholesome . . . always finds time for fun JoHNsoN, NANCY Ambitious . . . reticent . . . well-dressed . . . never ex- cited JOHNSON, SHIRLEY E. Of few words . . . composed . . . congenial . . . mild of manner JOHNSON, SHIRLEY M. Personality plus . . . garru- lous . . . humorous . . . a clarinetist JOY, CHARLES A skater . . , mechanical . . . seen but seldom heard . . . modest KABOT, FRANK Einstein II . . . professional . . . with wavy tresses . . . a gentleman f KAUFFMAN, SHIRLIE Congenial . . . lady-like . . . deserving . . . of few words KEMP, HELEN Tall and dark . . . quiet . . . an earnest student . . . not easily fussed IQIESHAUER, FREDERICK Dragon co-editor . . . silent . . . earnest . . . amiable KIESTER, GERALDINE Conscientious . . . modest . . . unassuming . . . often seen but seldom heard KIRBERGER, RIILDRED A friend to all . . . neat in appearance . . . merry . . . enthusiastic KITTNER, DUANE Likeable . . . mischievous . . . rugged . . . outdoors is home KLENCK, GORDON A perfect gentleman . . . re- served . . . a violinist . . most commendable KOLPIEN, BETTY JEAN Flirtations . . . small but capable . . . companionable . . . always with a smile KORB, LAXVRENCE Our math whizz . . . efficient . . . versatile . . . a line friend to everyone KREBS, R-qARGARET Believes in doing her best . . . well-deserving . . . wide- awake . . . active 25 KUHRE, DONALD Neatly dressed . . . VVarren High's top scorer . . . con- genial . . . a good student KUHRE, VVILLIAM Enjoys Work . . . intellectual . . . reserved . . . a line gen- tleman KYLANDER, JOHN Soft-spoken . . . industrious . . . chivalrous . . . courteous KYLER, SYLVIA A diligent student . . . a good sport . . . athletically inclined . . . friendly to all LANE, KENNETH A man of the woods . . . quiet . . . potential energy . . . tall LARSEN, JOAN Garrulous . . . a fun enthu- siast . . . pleasing to know . . . amiable 26 LARSEN, RAYMOND A huntsman . . . easy-going . . . loquacious . . . an ice cream cone, please LARSON, NIARGARET Very attractive . . . light- hearted . . . likes a good time . . . neat LAXYH EAD, XVILLIAM Sportsman supreme . . . a perpetual giggler . . . vo- Ciferous . . . musician of quality LEAVE, CARL Silent . . . haste makes waste . . . friendly . . . our Izaak VValton LEE, JEANNE Personality plus . . . always pleasing . . . a fascinating smile . . . hails from North YVarren LENDVAY, JAMES YVell-disposed . . . curly- haired . . . an artist . . . in- different to work LIVINGSTON E, ANN E Vociferous . . . bustling . . . friendly to everyone . . . en- ergetic LOGAN, GLENN YVith a military air . . . not inclined to work . . . re- served . . . tall and lanky LOGAN, BIARY LOU Good-natured . . . indus- trious . . . always agreeable . . . unbiased LORD, IXILENE Dainty . . .I very reserved . . . always agreeable . . . a model for Vogue. LUNDAHL, JEAN Immaculate . . . sedate . . . very studious . . . pleasing to know . LUNDAHL, KENNETH Of Nordic descent . . . al- ways busy . . . blond and wavy locks . . . a commend- able scholar we f it LUNDBERG, 'THOMAS Genial . . . shy . . . always smiling . . . reserved MACK, DONNA On the sunny side . . . men- tality plus . . . conscien- tious . . . peaches and cream complexion NIAINES, DOROTHY Tall . . . unassuming . . candid . . . dark RIANGINI, ANTHONY Never overworks . . . frank . . . even disposition . . . hastens slowly ll'IANGUS, AIARY A Titian blonde . . . a beau- tiful voice . . . persistent . . . charming RQIARRER, ALBERT A shutterbug . . . debonair . . . enviable student . . . a joker i' I i-- i r. MASCI, lVIARY Silence personified . . friendly . . . serene . . . a hard worker MASCI, PAUL Carefree . . . indillierent to work . . . peppy . . . likes company MASSA, DOLORES Yvell-liked . . . the class wit . . . fond of dancing . . . one of our cheerleaders C MAssA, RONALD A friend of all . . . compe- tent . . . even-tempered . . . unhurried li'IATHIS, DOROTHY A demure redhead . . . com- panionable . . . very placid . . . well-dressed lvl.-XTHYER, lx'IARGARET Flirtatious . . . happy-go- lucky . . . talkative . . . an A Cappella member 28 MCCOMAS, ANDREW Slim . . . a basketball man . . . friendly . . . with a flair toward comedy MCDONALD, JOAN A songstress . . . cheerful . . . always active . . . ca- pable RICNULTY, CONNIE Congenial . . . a capable stu- dent . . . a super actress . . . willing to do her share DIE.-XD, JUNE Joyful . . . animated . . . re- served . . . a charming per- sonality M EAD, ROBERT Short . . . latent ability . . an angler . . . unruflled M EAD, VVYLLIS A Clarendonite . . . indif- ferent to worry . . . fair and square . . . likes to joke MEDDOCK, DEAN Agile . . . infectious grin . . . friendly . . . play before work MEYERS, WILLIAM A comedian . . . interested in the fairer sex . . . loqua- cious . . . peppy MILLER, JAMES Short . . . fond of fooling . . . genial. . . a real pal MILLER, PHYLLIS Sincere . . . easy-going . . . painstaking . . . coquettish NIITCHELL, JEAN Peppy . . . a Clarendonite . . . everybody's friend . . . of the Dragon Band MoL1NA1zo, YYOLANDA Comical . . . very pleasing . . . reserved . . . cheerful MUSANTE, ELIZABETH Poised . . . pleasing to know . . . sincere . . . reliable N ELSQN, CAROL Quiet . . . sweet . . . easily flustered . . . neat NELSON, DONALD A musician . . . slight . . quiet . . . well-dressed NICHOLS, LELA Composed . . . sincere . . efficient . . . blithe NICHOLSON, JAMES Interested in school activi- ' ties . . . independent . . . en- ergetic . . . a Casanova NICHOLSON, KEITH A pianist . . . debonair . . . garrulous . . . a friend to all 29 N IVER, CAROL A fluent talker . . . bustling . . . frank . . . good-natured N ORDIN, MARILYN Ice skating is her specialty . . . easy-going . . . animated . . impartial NU HFER, MARJORIE Seldom a word . . . goes her own way . . . polite to every- one . . . attractive O,CONNOR, EILEEN. A willing worker . . , perse- vering . . . amiable , . . un- alifected ODELL, :NANCY Popular . . . a clarinetist... a sports enthusiast . . . easy- going OXVEN, Lois Likes company . . . well- mannered . . . agile . . . cheerful 30 OWEN, Louis ' An ardent bowler . . . an , outdoorsman . . . deliberate . . . a good sport PAP.-xua, NANCY Lively . . , enjoys a good time . . . garrulous . . . can- did PASSING ER, B ETTY Calm and collected . . . com- petent . . . charming . . . cordial PASTRICK, EUG EN E A walking encyclopedia . . . possesses a sense of humor . . . nonchalant . . . husky PAUL, Louisa Tall . . . engaging . . . quiet . . . dependable PERRY, Tuoxms Small but mighty . . . a modern Romeo . . . happy- go-lucky . . . amiable PETERSEN, KENT Courteous . . . ellicient . . . -dark . . . silent PETERSEN, RIARIE An engaging smile . . . sparkling . . . always neat . . . very active PETERSON, CARL Pleasant . . . dependable . . . a lady's man . . . a 'good student PETERSON, SHIRLEY Diligent . . . co-operative . . . lively. . . a good mixer PIERCE, D0NN.AX A fun lover . . . always cheerful . . . unassuming . . . unbiased PRING, LOUISE Neat . . . fond of fun . . . poised . . . pleasing disposi- tion QUIGGLE, llfIARJORIE Unassuming . . . pleasant . . . reticent . . . hails from Kinzua RADSPINNER, GRETCHEN Spic and Span . . . cordial . . . charming personality . . . capable RADSPINNER, RIARY Tidy . . . quiet . . . accom- modating . . . petite . . .- good-natured RAPP, SALLIE Slow but sure . . . nimble fingers . . . attractive . . . a future stenographer REED, RICHARD Modest . . . a basketball star . . . on the quiet side . . . earnest REGINA, ANGELO School is second . . . never worries . . . mischievous . . . likeable 31 REILLEY, JAMES Hails from North VVarren . . . a typical Irishman . . . on the quiet side . . . depend- able REYNOLDS, VIRGINIA Fond of horses . . . enjoys a good time . . . has many friends . . . energetic RIEG, LoUIs Always on the go . . . enjoys life . . . never overworks . . . mechanically minded RISTAU, RAY ' Candid . . . fun comes first . . . mischievous . . -. lets to- morrow take care of itself RoBERTs, ETHEL Even-tempered . . . depend- able . . . amiable . . . indus- trious ROCK, JAMES Enjoys a good time . . . lack- adaisical . . . with a roving eye for the fairer sex . . . a good sport 32 Ross, XvVONNE Studious . . . a Kinzuaite . . . cheerful . . . enthusi- astic ROYVLAND, RUTH Talkative . . . why teachers get gray . . . fun comes iirst . . . good-natured RUDOLPH, IDONALD An outdoorsman . . . hails from Hooktown . . . :1 south- paw pitcher . . . robust RULJXNDER, CHARLES Short . . . never overworks . . . girls first . . . enjoyable RYBERG, MARTHA YVith a pretty complexion . . . an earnest student . . . never a worry . . . a good pal SALERNO, M ARY JANE Vivacious . . . has many friends . . . attractive . . . enjoys I1 good time SAMUELSON, LUCILLE Taciturn . . . small in stat- ure . . . a clarinetist . . . free from care SASSERSON, DONNA Enjoys roller skating . . . a sports enthusiast . . . im- pulsive . . . never worries SAYLOR, ANN Vitality plus . . . athletically inclined . . . has many friends . . . enjoys a good time SCALISE, DONALD Sports enthusiast . . . good- natured . . . fond ofthe fairer sex . . . enjoys his fun SCHMATZ, EDWARD A huntsman . . . quiet . . . amiable . . . earnest SCHMIEDEL, DUANE Our able football guard . . . rugged . . . fun-loving . . . makes friends easily SCHXVARTZ, RONALD Class president . . . latent energy , . . enjoys life . . . has a way of his own SEAVY, JUDD Clarendon's Casanova . vociferous . . . well-liked . . jocular SELLERS, JEAN A neat dresser . . . an ice- skater . . . likeable . . . en- joys friends SHEPARDSON, ALICE Never stops talking . . . a good sport . . . blithe . . . easily flustered SHIELD, ll IARY JANE Easy-going . . . gay. . . con- genial . . , unaffected SINIITH, DELBERT Quiet . . . tall . . . makes haste slowly . . . serious- minded 33 SMITH, JOYCE A talented pianist . . . af- fable . . . industrious . . . candid SMITH, SARA Talkative . . . impetuous . . . happy-go-lucky . . . tall and dark SMITH, VERN A North VVarrenite quiet . . . Outdoorsman . . . sturdy SNAVLEY, XVILLIAM Does his best . . . a . . . enjoys hunting . liberate SOMERS, CAROL punster . . de- An attractive smile . . .easy- going . . . has a pleasant disposition . . . fond of sports SONGER, BETTY An individualist . . artistic ability . . . life . . . amiable 34 . with enjoys SORENSEN, BARBARA Good-natured . . . an attrac- tive blonde . . . diligent . . . unaffected SORENSEN, CURTIS A trapper . . . always gets his deer . . . happy-go-lucky . . . a mechanic STEARNS, JAMES Quick-footed . . . frank . . . blond hair . . . likes to have fun STOCKDILI., FRANCES A radiant smile . . . sociable . . . likes activity . . . de- pendable STODDARD, DOROTHY A placid disposition . . . sin- cere . . . with a personality of her own . . . a determined worker STONE, RICHARD VVell-behaved . . . studious . . . a gentleman . . . assidu- OUS STREICH, BARBARA Diminutive . . . always merry . . . a future nurse . . . a willing worker SUPPA, J-ANIES Sturdy . . . friendly . . . with an infectious grin . . . a good disposition SVVANSON, ARNOLD A mechanic . . . hidden hu- mor . . . ambitious . . . re- liable SYVANSON, DEAN E A capable musician . . . a regular fellow . . . earnest . . . fun-loving 4 SNVANSON, C. JOANNE Independent . . . a hard worker . . . precise in speech . .. reliable I SXVANSON, JOANNE M. Happy-go-lucky . . . likeable . . . chatty . . . unaffected SWVANSON, NEIL - , 'V Accomplished cornetisti. . mechanically inclined . . . straight forward . . . sincere SUTTER, JOHN ' Good-natured . . . thoughtful of others . . . athletically in- clined . . . likes a good time TElN'IPLETON, JosEPH VVNAE's announcer . . . an actor . . . loquacious . . . a good mixer T INGNVALL, ANN Lively . . . sincere . . . mis- chievous . . . a peppy cheer- leader TRANTER, CONSTANCE Interested in music . . friendly to everyone . . . tranquil . . . beautiful red hair TRAUB, Lots Energetic . . . serious . . . companionable A. . . Well- groomed 35 TRITT, JANET Capable . . . well-liked . . . unaffected . . . a loyal friend UPDEGRAFF, JOHN A likeable personality . . . determined . . . alert . . . wavy black hair X7.-XLENTINE, CURTIS VVhy teachers get gray . . . school comes last . . . Hirta- tious . . . fond of fun VALENTINE, GEORGIA Tall . . . athletically inclined . . . always smiling . . . neat in appearance VVADE, VTERSAL A clown . . . talkative . . . enthusiastic . . . sociable WALOHLI, RANDALL Reticent . . . a Clarendonite . . . considerate of others . . . amicable 36 VVALKER, ELSIE Persevering . . . composed . . . a zealous student . . . reserved XNTALKER, HELEN Our able co-editor . . . a hard worker . . . enjoys a good time. . . popular XVEAVER, BETTY LOU Carefree and happy . . . al- ways giggling . . . attractive . . . capable WEHNER, BIECHTILDE Goes her own way . . . prim . . . competent . . . a faithful friend WENDELEOE, MARY Coquettish . . . always gig- gling . . . a member of the 'band . . . fond of a good time WVERTZ, JOAN A talented musician . . . a diligent student . . . con- genial . . . has outside in- . terests VVOHLERS, CLARA YYARZABEK, HELEN Unassuming . . . original A cute blonde . . . quiet . . . . . . a diligent worker always neat . . . with a co-operative friendly smile v ' . ,V a-rgjijize f K 1 si '2 22' - 'g i M' . I - za. iiilefikviatririkiwkiipfil' Ji. J YVAGG E, JOANN ZOCK, JAM ES A songbird . . . friendly . . . Likes the outdoors . . . Hook- a smile for everyone . . . towner . . . dark . . . artisti- musically inclined cally inclined NO PICTURES CHENEY, DOUGLAS RIOONEY, SALLIE Comical . . . likeable . . . ro- Tastefully dressed . . . an bust . . . pilots an Oldsmo- infectious smile . . . merry bile . . . impartial MAZZU, JAMES SHARP, JOHN Quiet . . . diminutive in stat- An artist . . . unassuming ure . . . a dependable stu- . . . play before work . . . dent . . . unassuming friendly 37 CLA SS POEM The zenith of our twelzfe years' work To reach a goal set high from birth Is reached. Rise, class of forty-eight, The time has come to profle our worth. This baffling world to 'whifh 'we turn For inspiration and success, lllay yield but failure, yet it may Grant peace and joy and happiness. Let knowledge be our impetus, The power that shall lead us on, fllay faith with knowledge thus combine And truth be our criterion. Remember those who made us great? Their bulwark was democracy! Let nothing threaten while we live, Our peace and our security. Our task to carry high the torch, Not hear it as our pride demands, Our heritage 'we must protect, dnd keep that torch from faltering hands Uphold the things that we respect, Ideals that keep our country free, Stand hack of right, for riglzt is might Thatjs our responsibility! - ALBERT KIARRER as 1 JUNICDRS V Junior Closs Officers Co-President ,.....,.... ...... . HELEN RICCUNE Co-President A.......... ,.,........ R ANDALL XVHITE Secretary ..........,. ......,.,, G AIL BEVEVINO Treasurer '..,....... ..,...... L TOHN HANNA As more opportunities presented themselves, more diflicult tasks were accom- plished by the junior class. Their greatest accomplishment was the presentation of OUR HEARTS IVERE YOUNG JND Gd Y, which displayed their fine dramatic ability. The Junior-Senior Prom climaxed the school year, and the juniors secretly rejoiced at filling the places vacated by the graduating seniors. 39 25111, J,gf,x,. I . K . E 4 3 ,Q r si X V T Hs: t Q 'ig QQ 1 fi? fm - 9' gy mf, .1 , ,f . X 1 W V fp X' v X 4 gs ,xiv E15 sv X Hz we ' Q af f-53' Y ,- 3 ' ? as 'H .Q '5i :7 'zii M wig Q- fx W jiasizbyi - A W 14 A ck ig .rm .. Y- - f l'-U M' I. W yi Z h W Q uw W x . 3 my h h Q A '1 V H' 1 xl pf' 55 5 -4 ? , F ' 'ff ' I I Y sk, 9 gig A 5 Y r mV M q is A M 5 Q R 5.2.3. Nh b 1 , . .L Q W wg ,Q 53 .. .,,,. 1 sf - fi a ...,.,. 5 X mwxf x h X K K , 1, y i if Rexx K k 'Q -. 5 2505 K N 7 13-'xjvffg ef :z .df 7 f gf f 1 3 M f W Jqfg' f 4 A- 1 W i V , r We 'r . x it W H .iq - 7, fp? xx 4 .v 1 1 ,-X: ,, K , K X' 4 W A li! 2 gl i A J 'Z fi f iv - ' ,, 5 ? iz: -f-xiii . 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' - 2 , in H fl- 5 fc w- :P ' ' fa 5 Albaugh, James Allen, Donnell Andersen, Frances Andersen, Lynne Anderson, Allen Anderson, Bonnie Anderson, Donald Anderson, lklary Ann Anderson, llviary Anderson, Ronald Andrea, Grace Anthony, Kay Barhight, Mary Barrett, Leota Bauer, Norma Bean, Richard Bednies, Rita Beebe, Clyde Bengston, Ruth Bennett, Lawrence Bennett, Rilary Jane Benson, Dorothy Berardi, Sam Bevevino, Gail Blair, Robert Bohren, Dorothy Bonnell, lX'Iary Bova, Elaine Boylan, Barbara Bradish, lN'Ialcolm Briggs, Paul Brown, Patricia Brown, Ruth Brownell, Janis Brumagim, Robert Burman, Phyllis Cameron, William Cannon, Thomas Carr, Catherine Carr, Frank Castagnino, John Chambers, lkiargaret Cheronis, Agnes Christensen, Richard Christie, Janet Church, Geraldine Cohan, Loretta Junior Closs Colter, Joyce Condio, Valentine Confer, Mildred Constable, Leonard Corbran, Connie Cottillion, Betty Crecraft, Harold Cromwell, Helen Culbe1'tson, Corrine Dahle, Virginia Dalrymple, Nlary Dangelo, Joseph D'Angelo, llichael Dase, Floyd Davis, Ruth Decker, Arthur DeLong, Kaye DeStefano, Carl DeStefano, Neil DeVore, Carol DeV ore, Elwood Dexter, Virginia Dibble, Ernest Dickerson, Jean Dickerson, lltlilton Dickinson, Carol Dorsey, Janice Dunham, Elizabeth Dunkle, Ruth Dunn, Etta lylae Dyke, Joyce Eadie, Robert Elliott, John Erickson, Creed Erickson, Donald Erickson, Rfiarilyn Eustice, lVIaragret Farr, Glenn Fellows, ll-Tary Fink, hlary Lou Fisher, Ross . Fitzgerald, Ronald Flasher, Elizabeth Fleming, fMarilyn Foreman, Harold Forsgren, Audrey Forsgren, Bruce 41 Garber, Betty Lou Gebhart, Elsie Genberg, Louise Gibson, LeRoy Giltinan, Dorothea Gleason, blary Gnage, Harold Gorton, Donna Gotto, Kiargaret Gray, Russell Greene, Beatrice Gregerson, Elsie Grosch, Glenn Gross, Bruce Gross, Jeanne Gruttaria, Catherine Guiffre, Robert Gustafson, Robert Hagan, Phyllis Hamilton, Richard Hanna, John Hansen, Kenneth Hanson, Curtis Harrison, Charlotte Harrison, lliary Ann Hartweg, lvlargaret Helm, David Henderson, Charles Henning, Harold Henry, Beverly Hickey, Joann Hoffman, Ralph Holt, Dorothy Hornstrom, Kathryn Hultberg, JoAnn Hutchings, Charles Hutson, Barbara Javens, Ruth Johnson, Carmen Johnson, Ethel Johnson, James Johnson, John Johnson, Verner Johnson, Winifred Jones, Richard J uliano, Elizabeth Kamerer, Kamie Kibby, Barbara King, Carol Kinney, Nancy Klenck, Dorothy Klenck, lN'Iary Knapp, Phyllis Knudsen, Verna Lauffer, Bonnie Lauffer, Blain Lee, Robert Lefford, Donald Leichner, Howard Leonard, Edgar Lias, Jerry Lightner, Richard Loomis, Viola Lopez, Joseph Lord, Danford Lorenz, Elizabeth Lorenz, Richard Lowe, Warreri Lucia, Eugene Lundahl, Sally Lyle, James lX'Iaclc, Bonnie lliaclc, Ronald Nladigan, Arlene Mahan, Paul Nlangus, Nicholas Nlanno, Rose Marie llflasterson, Francis ll-I athyer, Helen Mazucca, Constance McConnell, Bertha h'IcCune, Helen iX'IcGarry, James lXfIcLaughlin, Romaine llflclllanus, Elaine lX'IcNally, James ll-Iealey, Clifford lllerritt, Calvin lllilenius, David lllintzer, Robert llloll, LeRoy R-Ioore, Paul Rlorley, Eugene llflowell, Thomas llflullen, Donna Nelsen, Joyce Nelson, Gail Nelson, Jane Nesbeth, Barbara E Neuman, lliarjorie Newmaker, Benjamin Nichols, Raymond Niederlander, Charles Nuhfer, Betty Nuhfer, Teresa O'Connor, Jean Odmark, Gordon Olander, Joseph Osterman, Ruth Park, YVinifred Pascuzzi, Eugene Pesko, llildred Peterson, Donald . Peterson, iliarlyn Peterson, Welidell Phelps, llleredith Plummer, Emma Lou Plummer, Nancy Lee Pratz, Ralph Probst, George Proud, Patricia Quiggle, Joyce Reist, llflary Reynolds, Keith Rhodes, Lois Riche, lX'Iary Ellen Richardson, hlarcia Ritchie, llrlargery Ross, VVinona Sadler, Bertrum Salapek, Catherine Salerno, Joseph Salerno, Ned Scalise, Richard Scalise, Ronald Schmutz, Barbara Schrecongost, Donald Schuler, Richard Sedon, Ruth Shanshala, Eleanor Sharp, Richard Shattuck, Fred Sheets, Theresa Shirley, Janette Shriver, Joan 42 Sidon, Otto Siefert, Carol Siliano, Anna llflae Simones, Francis Simons, Beverly Smith, Joyce Smith, Patricia Snavley, Doris Soderberg, Howard Stiles, Nancy , Stone, Elaine Stone, Richard Storum, Richard Stranburg, Beverly Stranburg, John Streich, Betty Lou Streich, Nlarjorie Swanson, Donald Swanson, Nancy Swanson, Patricia Tannler, lVilliam Thomas, Delbert Tingwall, Lois Tomasone, Frances Tucker, John Turner, Jeannine Valentine, Charles Verlllilyea, Charles Vesling, Keith VVade, Carol VVarren, Joyce VVehner, lllary Catl VVeilacher, Elaine VVenzel, Donna VVhipple, Helen Whipple, Nancy YVhite, Randall Wliite, Stanley VVilliams, Rose Ann VVilson, Joyce lVinans, David NVingard, Marie Wolfo1'd, Barbara lVood, Donald VVood, Harrison Wood, Orren YVoodruff, Sylvia VVuertzer, Dorothy Zwald, llflarilyn ierine SOPHCDMOIQES As these new students entered XVarren High School, many new and fascinating activities were pre- sented to them. Some joined the Student Council, others chose the Cvlee Club, the Band, the Orchestra, the Girls' Club, or the Hi-Y. Working together and delving into previously unknown fields furnished in- terest, relaxation, and the making of life-long friends. 43 A s L. 4:1 ,, ml 1 if gf. ,H V 5195 330: 1:31 - . 9' f ,Z qi I : .sfzrf if tnmjzfss- Mfg: 5:2952 S3 -1, iz in 1: f fir I ' kj Q W -12 fi E - I 5' if Q uf Q9 is 4 I Q -a '- G me V A If -V ' A ' , Q .' 9 if V. 3 it N,-. Q- V .,.4 . M , M. sv ,, ,.L. . Q L , QW, A. ,pg , .f.. xx. ,.., . ,xx W L1 , I, . y , ... .f ,.H. . my . 1. . ,ge M- Q , --fr JE SPS f'f f--555W-fge-j E g af K. Qfgifrg, :fy 35' f v R55 ff AWG V if ig , 11 4-.fw 2 Y A .A ,m f .QSM -4 E4 Q M f 'Q i ' WL , . ' I 9 in -4 i.1Q521 i L QQ ii 2-1 sf Kgs, JF, Q- -Y , Q- ,K 5 wg: - if - -. Q -Q3 -mf W ,, if - E- f F', .:f'1' ..i'Ey::-:EE-'1 'I ':1 v1' 357. wi .za ,,.. 'fx f rf ' , V '- . , if ' ' 'ws' 1. 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A 5 I s 5 ' ' W 2 25 Q9 if' i 5 f V i wr . , 'fi fri, in 1 'V ,Q A 9 35 'M' -.9 ,V x R Y - 1 T 17:1 A . 5 f Vw ,., .u L, 'QL ,J V., 3 Rf E5 'Wil Egfr A ,QM TA wsu Aeberli, James A'Harrah, Ralph Alspaugh, VVaneta Anderegg, John Andersen, Barbara Anderson, Ann Anderson, Ruth Atkins, Allan Atkins, lllary Atwell, Thomas Auman, Arden Aurillo, Jerry Babcock, Katheryn Baker, John Bailey, Kenneth Baldensperger, Donald Bannon, Anne Bauer, liyrna Bean, James ' Beary, Vernon Benigni, Jack Bennett, Helen Berdine, Julia Bimber, Gail Black, Patricia Blair, Dean Bliss, Barbara Bloom, Stuart Bloomquist, Patricia Blume, Robert Borg, Elizabeth Brasington, lllarilyn Brenan, Jack Brown, Ira Buchanan, Norma Cable, Paul Caldwell, Paul Campbell, Joan Campman, Mary Louise Cannon, Robert Carlson, Lois Carter, Bonnie Cataldo, Joe Cheronis, Raynold Chesnutt, Diantha Chiodo, Frank Coddington, Richard Collins, Catherine Sophomore Closs . Collins, Patricia Colvin, Janice Confer, Kathleen Couse, Bebe Cowden, Carolyn Culbertson, Kingsley Daley, John Danielson, Harry DeLeo, Catherine DeLeo, hlickey Dellarco, Diana Dickerson, Anita Dietsch, llarilyn Dirling James Dobbs, Robert Downey, Geraldine Doyle, Jack Eck, Virginia Erickson, Joanne Ettinger, Jo Ann Eustice, Lillian Evan, Barbara Feronti, Patricia Fetter, Rlarlene Fischer, Alfred Fisher, Grace Flynn, Elizabeth Forsgren, lN'Iarcia Fowler, David Furman, L. G. G3l'd11Cl', Betty Geitner, lliargaret Geracimos, Nancy Gerardi, Josephine Glotz, Fred Gotto, Frank Gray, James Griffin, Francis Grinnell, Gail Grosch, Patricia Hagberg, Lavern Harrington, David Hartweg, Louis Hartweg, VVilliam Haupin, Vincent 45 Heimann, Ferne . Henderson, Miargaret Hesch, George Holmberg, Harriett Hooven, Anita Houston, lX'Iary Hutchings, lflary Irvine, David Israel, Leslie Jackson, Donald Johnson, Carol Johnson, Raymond Jones, Andrew Jones, Blaine Jones, Robert Kane, Helen Keiser, Robert Kennedy, Richard Kiernan, Audrey Kifer, Alice King, Leland Kittner, Jacqueline Klenck, llflarie Knopf, Ethel Kondak, Joan Landers, Jerry Lane, Donna Lemmon, 'VVilliam Lesser, Ann Lorenz, Phyllis Lucia, Elizabeth Mancuso, Angeline lblangini, Jennie llflangus, Collette Marlette, Jeanne lilartin, Harold llflason, Roberta Masterson, Richard Mauk, Connie hflavrelis, Sandra hflaze, Clifford lllazzuca, lllary Louise lX'IcClellan, Barbara lNIcCloskey, Jean lIcCullough, Lewis lVIcDannel, Robert lVIcFarland, Patricia McGarry, John lVIcGarry, Joseph ll'1cLaughlin, Rosemary llflead, Norma Rierchant, lVIargaret lVIiller, Gloria llfliller, Rebecca Nlong, Harry llfloore, Emma lVIoore, Jacqueline lVIorine, Harold llliorley, James lVIorse, lliable hioser, Frederick llflullhaupt, Timothy llflurray, Shirley Nelson, Donna Nicholson, Jack Nuhfer, Dora Ann Ollson, Carol Olson, Delores Pace, Raffaela Parfitt, Roger Pasquarett, Shirley Paternite, Frances Pellegrino, Joanne Peterson, Doris Pierce, Barbara Pierce, Elaine Price, Eugenia Quiggle, Helen - Reese, Charles Reichard, Patsy Reilley, Patricia Reist, Barbara I Reynolds, Betty ' Rieder, Betty Rieg, Eleanor Rohrer, William Rowland, Eugene Rutledge, Marilyn Sadler, Jeanne Salapek, Frances Samuelson, Gilmore Sanden, llflarilyn Saporito, Charles Scalise, Lawrence Schellhammer, l'Villiam Schrecengost, Joyce Schuler, John Schumann, Joanne Schussler, Harry Scrivano, Betty Sikstrom, lliary Smith, Carl Smith, Clyde Smith, Joann Smith, Richard Snow, Phyllis Snyder, llflary Lou 46 Sorensen, Ronald Stapfer, Irene Stewart, Carol Stover, Donald Streich, lfvilliam Sullivan, Edwin Sulo, Nanette Swanson, Alice Swanson, Joan Taft, Barbara Thomas, Katy Ann Tome, Jeanne Toner, Jane Trussler, Lucy Turner, Fred Updegraff, Richard Valentine, Glen VanVolkinburg, Fern lValdron, Judy VVallis, Robert VVard, Douglas Watt, John YVatt, Sally YVester, John YVhite, Jack VVilliams, Bettie VVilson, James VVitherell, Dale Yeskey, Patricia Yeskey, Ronald ' ACTIVITIES ' HE MANY EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES OF- FERED IN XVARREN HIGH SCHOOL PROVIDED THE STUDENTS XVITH THE OPPORTUNITY FOR ADVANCEMENT IN DIVERSE FIELDS. THROUGH PARTICIPATION IN TH E S E ACTIVITIES STU- DENTS RECEIVED A VVEALTH OF KNOVVLEDGE AND THE INVALUABLE EXPERIENCE OF ASSOCI- ATING IVITH AND CO-OPERATING NVITH PEOPLE. THE ENTHUSIASM IVITH VVHICH EVERYONE ENTERED INTO AND SUPPORTED THE VARIOUS ORGANIZATIONS TESTIFIED TO THEIR XVORTH AND IMPORTANCE .............. Student Council Row 1-Miss Spencer, Korb, Allmendinger, Kyler, Kuhre, Gustafson, Bevevino, Erickson, Tingwall, Lundahl, K. Row 2-- Mr. Mt-Laugrhlin, Klenck, Templeton, Lundahl, J., Mitchell, Kiernan, Erick- son, J., McCune, Brown, Lundahl, S., Ge-raeimos. Row 3-Smith, Daley. Updegraff DeStefano, John- son, Walker, Brnmagim, YVhite, Hanna, Veslintr, Lane. Row 4-Peterson, Forsgren, Blair, King, Hamilton, Tnnnler, Reed, Schwartz, Crane. The purpose of the 19-l7-1948 Student Council was to provide a better oppor- tunity for student co-operation with the administration of the school, to encourage hetter citizenship in the school and the community, to gather funds for deserving organizations, to stimulate a desire for scholastic and educational attainments, and to uphold the integrity and good standing of the school. The Constitution provided for six executive departments: The Treasury ',,.,.,.... ........ C hairman - Kenneth Lundahl The Secretariat ....,...........,....,... ........ C hairman-Bertlia Gustafson Citizenship Department ......,.. .......,.... C hairman-Sylvia Kyler Award Department .........,....... ...........,....,.. C hairman -- Don Kuhre Social Department ..,....,......,,........,..,.... .,..,. C hairinan-Pat Allmendinger Special Activities Department .... ......... ...,,........... C l iairman-Larry Korli Ofhcers of the Student Council were as follows: President ......., , .............,...........,.......,....... ............,...,,.., ...... B i ll Erickson Vice-President ....... ,..... . Gail Bevevino Advisers .... ,......... ........,,.....,. R I r. Bathurst hir. K IcLaughlin Miss Spencer 48 'I Girls' Club Row 1 -Erickson, M., Stone, Boylan, Anderson, B., Pierce, Evan, B., Sikstrom, Hutchings, Rutledge, Geracirnos, Henderson, Mavrelis, Kiernan, Hicks, Larson, J., Erickson, D., Somers, Johnson, S., Shield, Mazzuca, C., Mazzuca, M. Row 2-Snavley, Siefert, Culbertson, Scrivano. Row 3--Mason, Mer- chant, DeMarco, Campbell, Kinney, Lauffer, Dunham, Davis, Anderson, M., Whipple, Kolpien, Wendel- boe, Hulings, Tritt, Cochran, Evan, S., Brenan, Tingwall, Brasington, Klenck, Dietsch, McFarland, Ettinger. Row 4-Olson, Bonnell, Wilson, Rieder, Logan, McNulty, Eustice, L., Cowden, Lesser, Anderson, M., Carter, Conklin, Ryberg, Yagge, Niver, Fitzgerald, Feronti, Marlett, Mitchell, Harrison, Holmberg, Kyler, Miss Spencer. Row 5-Pierce, Rowland, Rapp, Krebs, Hill, Saylor, McDonald, Holcomb, Lundahl, S., Mack, B., Wade, Woodruff, Roberts, Campbell. Row 6-Miller, Smith, Gruttaria, Finley, Beebe, Nelson, Hamblin, Genberg, Bevevino, I-Iultberg, Smith, Barrett, Anthony, Schumann. Row 7-Graebner, Garber, B., Klenck, Gleason, Schrecengost, Valentine, Tingwall, War- ren, Mullen, Waldron, Black, Row 8-Dorsey, Hickey, McCune, Sellers, O'Connor, Dalrymple, Odell, Peterson, Anderson, L., Hesch, Ritchie, Bengston, Eustice, M., DeLong. The High School Girls, Club of 19-l-7-1948 enjoyed a successful year. Besides sponsoring Friday night basketball dances and many other activities, the Girls' Club co-operated with the Hi-Y for the Hanging of the Greens and the Bell Ball. Six representatives from WRF1'CI1 were sent to the annual Girls' Club conference at North Tonawanda in January. The members of the awards committee held their meetings every other week. The lilother-Daughter Banquet, at which bracelets and pins were awarded, termi- nated the yearis activities. The officers for the year were as follows: President .,...........,.....,...,..........,...,.,,.................... ....... C onnie ll IcNulty Vice-President ..... ,... ......... G a il Bevevino Secretary ,,............ ....,...... C arol Nelson Treasurer '..,...,.,. .....,.......,....,.. . . ..,., Nancy VVhipplc Program Chairman ,........ ...,... - loyce Dalrymple Advisers .,.,..,...,.................., ........ ll -'Iiss Spencer lifliss DeLong 49 l-Ii-Y Row 1 -Mr. Little, Mr. Bowman, VVood, Rock, Kuhre, Johnson, J., Lnndahl, Erickson, Anderson, A., Elliott, VerMi1yea, Swanson, D., Flohr, Peterson, Mr. Reddecliff. Row 2-Jones, McCullough, Gordon, Nicholson, J., Houston, Forsburg, Walchli, Swanson, A., Reig, Nicholson, J., Kylander, Milenius, Wi- nans, Klenck, Mr. Zulak. Row 3-Smith, C., Christensen, Olander, Hummerick, Swanson, N., Schwartz, Crane, Mangus, Odmark, Hartweg, Aeberli, Hanna. During the year the Hi-Y faithfully worked toward the fulfillment of its pur- pose, to create, maintain, and extend throughout the community high standards of Christian character. The program for the year included movies, basketball, speeches, and banquets. Joining with the Y-Teens, Hi-Y presented the annual Bell Ball. In Rlarch the club sent two delegates to the state model assembly, which was held in Harrisburg. To finance gifts of money to the VVorld Youth Fund and C. A. R. E., the Hi-Y managed the concession at the school basketball games. Officers for the year were as follows: President .,............... .. .,,... VVilliam Erickson Vice-President ,....... ........,. I ames Johnson Secretary '..,... ........ ,.,....,.. A l len Anderson Treasurer .....,... ,, ....... Kenneth Lundahl Chaplain ........ ..,...,.. l Villiam Kuhre Advisers .,..,..,. ....... R Ir. Bathurst Mr. Bowman llrlr. Little ll-Ir. Reddecliff hlr. Zulak 50 Pen ond Pencil Pushers Row 1-Johnson, J., Probst, Regina, Denardi, Templeton, Hulings, Kabot, Walker, Ryberg, Hicks. Row 2-Mrs. Lawrence. Wingard, Nelson, Shield, Smith, Brooks, Heimann, Boylan, Cochran, Stone, Briggs. Row 3-- English, Peterson, D.. Moll, Rhodes, Dickinson, Ritchie, Wendelboe, Mangus, Owen. Row 4-Sharp, R., Reilley, Huckabone, Berdine, Zock, Snavley, Lundberg, Guiffre, Andersen, K. Row 5-Babcock, Sharp, J., Meddock, Johnson, Colosimo, Bennett, Musante, Goumas, Lendvay, Houston, Sutter, Masei, Andersen, R., Swanson, D., Beckenbach, Anderson. A. Row 6-Sadler, Massa, Lord, Lorenz, Leave, Carpenter, Sehmatz, Cheney, Ristau, Kitner. The Pen and Pencil Pushers' Club, composed of the art students, is a new organization in VVarren High School. hlany of the members have entered contests, and at an assembly sponsored by the club awards were given. For the Christmas holidays the Pen and Pencil Pushers' Club painted murals on the studio windows and contributed to the Alias Santa Fund of XVarren. An exhibit of high school art was held last fall. The oliicers were the following: President ..,..,,...,..,... Joe Templeton Vice-President ....,.. .................... F rank Ixabot Secretary ............. ,...... L orna lX'Iae Hulings Treasurer ......... .......,...... H elen VValker Adviser ..,,....... 51 hairs. Lawrence Stenogrophers' Club Row I -Owen, Brindis, Champion, DeGolyer, Peterson, S., Miss Steele, Dalrymple, Nelson, Peterson, M., Flick, Radspinner, M., Somers. Row 2--- Yarzabek, Stockdill, Odell, Mack, Kiester, Dibble, Amsler, Bennett, Radspinner, G., Massa, Anderson. Row 3-Swanson, Weaver, Nichols, Traub, Hamblin, Miller, Danielson, Lee, Finley, Carlson, Beach, Hulings. Row 4-Roberts, Gebhart, Johnson, Mc- Donald, Holcomb, Figlinzzi, Erickson. The Stenographers' Club under Bliss Steele's supervision was composed of those students taking the second year of shorthand and typing. Rleetings were held during the class periods and interesting programs were prepared. Joint meetings of the two groups of the Stenographers' Club were held in December and in llay and provided entertainment after the regular business meetings. During the year the club made a survey to find out the various kinds of type- writers and other machines which were used in the lVarren business offices. The climax of the year was the Spring Style Show in which members modeled the latest spring styles. This event proved one of the most outstanding events of the year. The officers for the year were elected as follows: First Group - President ........ ...... s loyce Dalrymple Secretary ,.......,....... ...,... S hirley Peterson Second Group - President ........ ....,.. C arol Nelson Secretary '........ . ....... ,. .,.... Sallie Rapp 52 - MUSIC - HE MUSI C DEPARTMENT OF WVARREN HIGH SCHOOL AFFORDED OPPORTUNITIES TO ALL STUDENTS VVHO WVISHED TO DEVELOP THEIR MUSICAL TALENTS AND TO INCREASE THEIR LOVE FOR GOOD MUSIC. THE DRAGON BAND, ONE OF THE OUTSTANDING ORGANIZATIONS OF THE SCHOOL, ENTHUSIASTICALLY ANIMATED THE STUDENT BODY AT THE FOOTBALL GAMES. THROUGH THE CO-OPERATION OF THE BANDS OF WVARREN HIGH SCHOOL AND OF BRADFORD HIGH SCHOOL, A FINE CONCERT WAS PRE- SENTED IN EACH SCHOOL DURING THE YEAR. THE O R C H E S T R A AND CHORAL GROUPS THRILLED MANY AUDIENCES IVVITH THEIR FINE RENDITIONS. ALL IN ALL, A VVIDE VARI- ETY OF MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT WVAS PRO- VIDED FOR THE YEAR ............ .as ll 6 Mft ' ff I 1' 1' A L A f wx A, y 1,5 X ,X X .Q V jiwxfi.1x ,I W ,IF-M gm N1 I-3T,,1,'?Z,. rrp ,I I 'B-1 .yvygi , I E1 Wg' In Q .MQ ..1 +MM Wsrjdmlswul KIM I F ry: ytjr5x,I'M' 0 Ny 4' fl' Band Row 1-Kolpien, Johnson, S., Somers, Castagnino, Forsgren, Mitchell, Knudsen, Mazzuca, Dunham, McLaughlin, Whipple, Bohren. Row 2-Brenan, Larsen, Samuelson, Walchli, Odell, Murray, Aurillo, Anderson, Wendelboe, Flohr, Harrington, Atkins, Morris, Nelson, Sheets, Johnson, J., Atkins, Hutch- ings. Row 3-Hathaway, Garber, Evan, Armstrong, Grosch, Forszren, M., Elliott, DeStefano, Hul- ings, Wood, Rock, Swanson, D., Lundahl, Swanson, N., Nicholson, Benigni, Hornstrom, Dobbs, Forsgren, Nelson. Row 4-McCulla, Samuelson, Rowland, Nicholson, Henderson, Bimber, Reynolds, Dibble, Grosch, G., Crecraft, Mangus, Schmutz, Rieg, Cochran, Erickson. Row 5-Mr. Summers, Hulings, Erickson, C., Blair, Soderberg, Marrer, Updegraff, Peterson, Smith, S., Winans, Holmberfz, Anderegg, Kieshauer, Brown, Farr, Kane, Mancuso, Smith, Baxter, Betts, Beach, Ritchie, Danielson, King. The Dragon Band, under the direction of llr. Summers, enjoyed a year of progress and success. The organization attended many athletic events and contributed to them much enthusiasm and spirit. lfVhile participating in the football games, the hand displayed its usual military precision and snappy marching formations. In addition to rendering entertaining assembly programs, the band presented on January 15 an excellent mid-winter concert to a large, appreciative audience. In llay the third annual interscholastic concerts with the Bradford Owl Band were held. These concerts, one in Bradford and one in VVarren, proved very successful and were highly entertaining to the public. 54- Orchestra Row 1 -Cannon, Lawhead, Klencl-z, Jones, Reilley, Miller, Cowden, Fisher. Row 2-Olander, Odmark, Kuhre, Wendelboe, Flohr, Bahren, Dunham, Hutchings, Forsgren, Kolpien. Johnson, Cochran, Swanson, Row 3-Mr. Summers, Manno, Rapp, Blair, Mullhaupt. Mr. Paul Briggs, Warren violinist, was guest soloist at the annual spring con- cert which terminated the accomplishments of the Warren High School Orchestra. Besides the assembly programs, the orchestra provided music for other school activities among which was the Christmas festival. ln its regular series of Thursday afternoon concerts transmitted by VVNAE, the orchestra presented varied and highly entertaining compositions. The outstanding event of the social calendar was the sixth annual Band and Orchestra Dinner Dance. Officers for the year were as follows: President ...,..... ,...,,..i.......,. S allie Rapp Secretary ....... ......... S hirlie Kauffman Treasurer .,..,.,. ............, J oe Olander 55 Drum Majorettes King, Baxter, Ritchie, Beach, Betts, Danielson. These six vivacious drum majorettes led the Dragon Band in brisk drills during the football season. Their skill in intricate baton work and their snappy blue and White uniforms aroused much enthusiasm and admiration among the spectators. At the concerts held at Beaty the drum majorcttes performed intricate formations, which added materially to the entertainment of the audience. 56 A Coppella Choir Row I -Somzer, Park, Klenck, Wade, Berdine, Ryberg. Moore, Dickerson, A., Feronti, Mnrlett, Grut- Laria, Niver. Mathyer, Williams, Holcomb, Henderson, Mavrelis, Sorensen. Row 2-Benson, Tranter, Eustice, L., Chestnutt, McDonald, Wehner, Hill, Yagge, Cottillion, Hutchings, Scrivano, Lesser, DeLong, Price, Swanson, N., Lundahl, Beebe, Nelson, Finley, Geracimos. Row 3-- Nuhfer, Bennett, Rutledge, Mangus, G., Anderson, M., Davis, Larsen, Mamgus, M., Goumas, Nichols, L., Fleming, Barrett, Anthony, Eustice, M., Saylor. Sadler, Gleason, Lorenz, Tingwall. Row 4-Bengston, Johnson, C., Furman, Od- mark, Merritt, Blair. Mullhaupt, Lauffer, Smith, Bloom, McCullough, Salerno, Nichols, R., Babcock, Mar- rer, Dickerson, M., Lowe, Birchard, Miss Hoover. The success of the A Cappella Choir was due to the untiring effort of bliss Hoover and to the co-operation of the members who took a special interest in music. The A Cappella Choir presented a number of programs with a wide variety of selec- tions. During the Christmas season the choir furnished musical entertainment for various organizations including the Boosters' Club, the Rotary Club, and the College Club. Through their monthly radio broadcast their work was brought directly to the public. ln the high school assemblies the A Cappella Choir showed their usual talent in interesting programs. In April the choir held their annual spring concert, and in llflay they presented a program for llusic lfVeek. 57 Girls' Giee Club Row 1 -Nuhfer, Blomquist, Bennett, Pnternite, Pellegrino, Olson, Pierce, Babcock. Auman. Row 2- Gerardi, Sanden, Nelson, Peterson, Tome, Rieder, Mazzuca, Brusington, Pasnuarett. Row 3-Confer. Watt, Couse, Geitner, Campbell, VanVolkinburfz, Miss Hoover. Miller, Schumann, Gardner, Reynolds, Collins. The Girls' Glee Club under the direction of llliss Hoover was composed of 30 ambitious members who wished to advance their study of music. The outstanding choral achievement of-the year was the annual Carol Festival, held the week before Christmas at Beary. ln this the Glee Club, the Choral groups of both schools, and the A Cappella Choir participated. The Girls' Glee Club also joined the A Cappella Choir in the annual spring concert. 58 ' DRAMATICS - RAMATICS IN WARREN HIGH SCHOOL OFFERED AMPLE TRAINING IN A DEEPER APPRECIATION OF D R A M A T I C ART. STUDENTS LEARNED POISE, SELF-CONFIDENCE, AND EASE IN SPEAK- ING BEFORE AN AUDIENCE. EMPHASIS VVAS PLACED UPON C O R R E C T SPEECH, QUICK THINKING, AND STAGE DEPORTMENT. STAGE- HANDS MASTERED THE IMPORTANT TASKS OF COSTUMING, OF APPLYING MAKE-UP, AND OF STAGE-SETTING. THE TECHNICAL SIDE ALSO OFFERED PRACTICE IN BUSINESS AND PUB- LICITY MANAGEMENT. MONTHLY RADIO PRO- GRAMS GAVE MANY STUDENTS THE EXPERI- ENCE OF BROADCASTING .......... THOSE WHO TOOK A LESS ACTIVE PART IN THE DRAMATIC FIELD ENJOYED THE ENTERTAIN- MENT PROVIDED BY THE MANY A S S E M B L Y PLAYS, THE EVENING OF PLAYS, THE RADIO PROGRAMS, AND THE J U N I O R AND S E N I O R CLASS PLAYS ................ , Dramatic Club Row l -Dnnkle, Wingard, Mangus, M., Mangus, C., Wendelboe, Murray. Lauffer, Harrison, Siefert, Henderson, Hickey, Kinney, Culbertson, DeMarco. Row 2-Kolpien, Schrecengost, Anthony, Gleason, Graebner, Hill, Conklin, Hicks, King, Nelson, Wehner, Lias, Flohr, Anderson, A., Wood, D., Swanson, D., Peterson. Row 3-Lawhead, Barrett, Mullen, Smith, P., Bonnell, Bova, Ryberg, Krebs, Saylor, Olson, Toner, Campbell, Israel, Geracimos, Mavrelis, Rutledge, Scrivano, Anderson, B., Miss Martin. Row 4- Cannon, Tingwall, Brooks, Yarzabek, Miller, Smith, Shield, McNulty, Cochran, Hulings, Somers, Tritt, Gustafson, Kuhre, Salerno, Nicholson, Kieshauer, Walker. Raw 5--Bengston, Marrer, Korb, Kiernan, Kondak, 0'Connor, Larson, J., Mitchell, Price, Hulimxs, Swanson, N., Knudsen, Fleming, Plummer, E., Hutchings, Templeton, Foslxurg. Raw 6-Betts, Simons. Tranter, Smith, S., Kyler, Wood, H., De- Stefano, Hamilton, Gordon, Elliott, Mangus, N., Johnson, Lundnhl. Row 7-Chesnutt, Cowden, Hult- berg, Bevevino, G., Benson, Eustice, Evan, Lee, Massa, Erickson, Kylander, Updegraff, Meyers. Row 8 - Anderson, M., Plummer, N., Whipple, Davis, Brown, Anderson, L., Odell, Peterson, S., Ritchie, Hesch, McComas, D'Angelo, Bevevino, D., Rock, Blair. The Dramatic Club with an enthusiastic and talented membership enjoyed a highly successful year. Unusual club programs provided a variety of entertainment. In an attempt to study different phases of the drama, a number of plays including tragedy, farce, melodrama, and mystery were presented. llalany of these plays and a talent show were repeated in assemblies. A newly organized group under the direction of llliss Xlartin formed a class in dramatics and presented many fine plays both in assemblies and over radio station XVNAE. The oflicers for the year were as follows: President ......,........,............,.......................,...................,,.. ......,...., L arry Korh Vice President ..,.,. ..,........ A lbert hlarrer Secretary .............. ...,... K enneth Lundahl Treasurei '..,. .... ,.....,.. I z ick Updegrafi Adviser ......,.... ....... ,....,...... R I iss hlartin 60 Senior ploy Row l - Cochran, Mitchell, Bevevino, Fosburg, Massa, Niver, Templeton, Walker, Smith, Peterson Carl son, Larson, Shield, Nicholson. J Date with Judy, presented by the senior class on April 15 and 16, l'l0t only entertained large crowds but showed real talent and enthusiastic co-operation of an all-star cast. This presentation deserved its rating as a high spot in the dramatic 'ictx vities of the year. The cast was as follows: Judy Foster ......... llflrs. Foster .....,,. Mr. Foster .....,,.... Hanna .............. Mitzi ................,....,.......... Randolph Foster .,....,...... Barbara Wirlsocket .,,........ Oogie Pringle ................,.., lllrs. Schlutzhammer ......... Rex O'Connor ................... KI r. hlartindale ........., :XI rs. Hotchkiss ........ Eloise ,...,..,........,........ ...,.... 61 ........Helen VValker ....,,,......Jean hflitchell Richard Fosburg . ..,....... Dolores Massa ....,,........,.Sally Smith .........David Bevevino ..................Car0l Niver ...........j0e Templeton ..,.....Barbara Cochran Carl Peterson ...,.......,-Iames Nicholson Diary Jane Shield .,,.,,.....,.....Joan Larsen Junior Play Row 1-Bengston, Malmo, Benson, Bevevino, Eustice, Plummer, Culbertson, Lins, Wehner. Row 2 Mangus, Milenius, Soderberg, Johnson, DoStefnno, Wood, Hutchings, Hamilton. ' The junior play, OUR HEARTS YOUNG' AND GAY bi Cor nelia Gtis Skinner and Emily Kimbrough, was one of the most successful exents. of the year. Under the direction of llliss lllartin, each person of the well-chosen List gave his best performance and made the comedy la very enjoyable production. The cast was as follows: Steward ........,..,............,.....,...... lllrs. Skinner ..,..,....,..,....,.,........ Cornelia Otis Skinner .......... Otis Skinner ......,.................... Emily Kimbrough .i...,,. Pursei '.......,.................,.... Stewardess ..,............ Dick Wfvinters .......... Admiral ,..,,...,...,.....,,..,,.. Harriet St. John .........., VVinifred Blaugh .....,... Lew ll'IcEvoy ,.......,.. lnspector. ,.......,...... Therese ............................,.. ll-Iadame Elise .................,............ lllonsieur De La Croix XX7lI'ld0XV Cleaner ,.,,..... ,... .... ................ ..........Howard Soderberg Ruth Bengston .......Nancy Lee Plummer Neil DeStefano ..........RIZ'll'gZll'Ct Eustice .........Nicholas Rlangus , ........ ,... . .Gail Bevevino Johnson David lllilenius lllary Catherine VVehner .......,..,....,.,,....Geraldine Lias Don WVood .,,...,Rose hlarie llanno Corrine Culbertson Dorothy Benson ........CllHl'lCS Hutchings .....,.Dick Hamilton Evening oi: Plays A highspot in entertainment was reached when the Evening of Plays ua pre sented by the Dramatic Club on February 19. Variety and superb acting brought forth hearty applause and well-deserved Commendation to all who contributed to the plays Entertaining music was presented between acts by the High School Orchestra under the capable direction of Nlr. Summers. Thanks to George Iffaslzington by BIILDRED H.ARKNESS AND Nom. MCQUEEN lN'Iary Rogers ..,..... Gerald VVilliams John Rogers ,..... ..... Ethel Rogers ......................., Charlie Williams. ,.,,,....... Dora YVilliams ..,.......... Delivery lXfIan ,......... . Dir. Baldwin ......... illartha Baldwin Evie Baldwin ........... .... John Baldwin ..,.,,, lllaid ,.......,,...,,.....,..,...., Mr. Marshall ........... Maude ....,.... Henry ............ Slovslcy ,.....,.,.... Miss Wells ............ Mr. Jackson ....,..... Confessional by PERCIVAL WVILDE The Florist Shop bv WINIFRED PIAWVKRIDGE 63 Jerry Lias VVood Bill Erickson Connie lXIcNulty Andrew lX'IcComas Gay Fisher Charles Hutchings .......Nick lllangus Connie Tranter ...,,....Susie lX'Iathis .......Gordon Odmarlc ....,..........,..,Carol King Dick Hamilton Dorothy Benson Carl Peterson ................James Johnson Helen Yarzabek .Harrison VVood Assembly Plays The hivh school students were entertained at assemblies by a series of ulavs. b . . These plays gave members of the Dramatic Club experience in acting, directing, property managing, stage setting, and lighting. Grzzprfs for Dinner ........,. .,.,,... B y lllildred Harkness and Noel lX'lcQueen Fred Baldwin ....,,,........,. ......,.. K Tack Updegraff llargaret Baldwin ....,..., Lucille Baldwin .,..,.,.... Bob Baldwin ...,......,..... Janey Baldwin Herbert Dodd .,..,...... Grandma ..................... Dorff Open Till Clrrixtmax ,......,. Janet .......... Ramsay ............. Nlary Ann ...,.,.. lX'Irs. Bell ............ 1-Ir. Bell ...........,, Lorraine .,.....,.. Brian ............. The Fatal Quest .......... .. . Half the Curtain ......... The Other Half ..........., Bellringer ...,. ,.........,.,. King ............... Queen .......,... Duke .............. Princess .......r.... .........,....,.Sj'lVlZ1 Kyler .,.......Connie hIcNulty ,.,,....,,..David Bevevino ...,,.......Bertha Gustafson Donald Kuhre Lorna hlae Hulings Rilla Carlisle Barbara Anderson ..........,.J0seph Templeton ........Barbara Cochran ,......1'Iary Evelyn Hill ,....,..,.John Kylander .,...............,.Alice Betts .,.......Albert hlarrer , ........ Anonymou Nancy Swanson Emma Lou Plummer ..,........,lX'Iary Jane Shield .. ............. Joyce Nelsen .,......,lh'IZll'tl12l Ryberg Helen Yarzabek Lias Bliss hlartinys Dramatic Class presented monthly radio shows which were xx ritttn and dramatized by the members themselves. These were f1Il1lU lC't l'll, Fir-xt Family of Iiifgillilll, Clzrixilnns Customs, and JlIlINIIl'j' Birtlulayx. 64 - LANGUAGES ' ANGUAGES FORMED AN IMPORTANT PART OF OUR MULTIFARIOUS EDUCATION. IN CLASS VVORK VVE RECEIVED A BASIC KNOWVLEDGE OF THE VARIOUS LANGUAGES THEMSELVES. PAR- TICIPATION IN THE RESPECTIVE CLUBS AF- FORDED THE OPPORTUNITY OF LEARNING THE HISTORY AND CUSTOMS OF FO RE I GN COUN- TRIES AND OF CORRESPONDING VVITH STU- DENTS ABROAD. HERE LIFE AND CULTURE OF BOTH ANCIENT AND MOD ERN TIMES VVERE LEARNED THROUGH MOTION PICTURES AND PROJECTS .................. 'ff 5' I - ft I X I 'V Lotin Club Row l -McDanne1, McCullough, Kuhre, Mnnno, Siliano, Mr. Bowman, Stone, Chester, Erickson, Korb, Niver. Row 2-Daley, Chiodo, Rohrer, Bannon, Chesnutt, Klenck, Israel, Eustice, Murray, McLaugh- lin, Holmberg. Row 3-- Bimber, Smith, Morse, Lane, Stewart, Thomas, Mavrelis, Kiernan, Rutledge, Sanden, Babcock, Reilley. Row 4-Pasquarett, Miller, Rieder, Pierce, Evan, Henderson, Hutchings, Sadler, Cheronis, Caldwell, Morley. Row 5-Forsgren, Trussler, Anderson, M,, Erickson, Price, Lesser, Cowden, Dickerson, Harrington, Jones, Parfitt. Row 6-A'Harrah, Blair, Mullhaupt, Smith, C., Upde- graff, Salerno, Schellhammer. The Latin Club, composed of Latin students under the able direction of Ilr. Bowman, engaged in a year of most entertaining and educational activities. NUNC ET TUNC, the Latin Club magazine, was published under the editor- ship of Carol Niver with YVilliam Kuhre as assistant editor. llany excellent poems, essays, and stories appeared in this issue. During the year many fine projects were made by Latin students. These projects were exhibited in the school library and created much interest among the student body. The outstanding social event of the year was the annual Latin Banquet held in ll-lay. At this Salurnnlizz, members of the Aeneid Class presided as gods and god- desses, wearing colourful and authentic reproductions of Roman dress. 66 Germain Club Row 1-Sidon, Bean, Brumagim, Mangus, N., Forsgren, Whipple, Plummer, Sedon, Siefert, Turner, Tritt, Tingwall, Pesko, Ritchie, Knudsen, Nelson, Johnson, J., Andereizg, Morley. Row 2-Castagnino, Niederlander, Brown, Hutchings, Kabot, Kiser, Hottel, Crane, Lawhead, Schwartz, Hulings, Wood, Fleming, Dyke, Bova, Boylan, Atwell, Houston, Storum. Row 3-Mr. Zulak, Olander, Atkins, Soren- sen, Irvine, Lucia, O'Connor, J., Anderson, Carter, Fitzgerald, Conklin, Swanson, N., Bevevino, Gustaf- son, Kieshauer, Walker, Forsburg, Shattuck, Mahan, Farr. Row 4-Hanna, Stearns, Moll, Bohren, Kemp, Mangus. Ryberg, Kolpien, Streich, B., Wcndelboe, Swanson, N., Genberg, Murrer, Nicholson, J. Row 5-White, Sullivan, Odmark, Pascuzzi, Stoddard, Anderson, M. A., Yagge, Walker, E., Sealise, L., Martin, Hesch, Lopez, Schmiedel. Row 6-Hanpin. Stover, Saporito, Stone, R., Gross, Cameron, Cre- craft, Hetrick. Perry, Lawson, Vesling, Nicholson, J. Row 7 -Wood, H., Kuhre, W., Peterson, Helm, DeStefano, Blair, Erickson, Rock, Nicholson, K., Lowe, Johnson, P., Andersen, Lundahl. The German Club under the guidance of lvlr. Zulak had very interesting projects this year. lllost of the club members corresponded with boys and girls in foreign lands. This year the German Club sent a box of food to some of these young people. Last December the German students traveled to Jamestown for a smorgasborzl at Gretchen's Kitchen. This spring the German Club presented an assembly program at which the German Band played many enjoyable selections. The two publications of the German paper, Der Genziitlir-lie Verein, were received by a very enthusiastic class. The officers for the year were as follows: President ,.....,........,., ..,..,... K en Lundahl Vice-President ........ ......... B ill Erickson Secretary ...,...,,.,,... ,,.,.................. J aney Tritt rffeaigurer ,,,,,,,,, ......... D 1121116 SCll1'1'1lCClCl Adviser '........ ....... ...,.,.......,.......... ll ' Ir. Zulalc ' 6 7 Spanish Club Row 1 -Miss Spencer, Maines, Blomquist, Sorensen, Hicks, Hill, Krebs, Cannon, Elliott, Christensen, Flohr, Anderson. Row 2-Klenck, Hessley, Smith, Shield, McNulty, Cochran, Mitchell, VerMilyea, Soderberg, Henderson, Rowland, Wehner, M. Row 3-Garber, Erickson, Larsen, McCune, DeLong, Brownell, Tranter, Smith, Simons, Betts, Heimann, Wertz, Row 4-Dunham, Klenck, Nelson, Snavley, Nesbeth, Anderson, Ritchie, Brown, Plummer, E., Plummer, N., Dickinson, Logan. Row 5-Brenan, Beebe, Kyler, Woodruff, Lias, Wehner, M., Lundahl, S., Davis, Bevevino, Hickey, Kondak, Kinney, Newman. Row 6-Brennn, J., Updegraff, White, Salerno, Swanson, Anderson, R. Row 7-Watt, Griffin, Aurillo, Winans, Fitzgerald, Walchli, McComas, Templeton, Hamilton, Johnson, D'Angelo. Enthusiastic students of Span-ish composed the 1947-1948 Spanish Club, which convened regularly during the year. The outstanding event of the year was the annual Spanish Club Banquet, which was held in Nlay at the Y. VV. C. A. Two interesting speakers at Spanish Club meetings were llliss Steinholi, who showed slides of Mexico, and Ted Ryberg, who told of his travels in the Orient. The ofiicers were elected for the year as follows: President ..,............,.., ........, J oseph Templeton Vice-President .......... ....... A ndrew McComas Secretary '.......... ,..... . . ............,.... Jean llflitchell Treasurer ...,,... ...... B arbara Carlson Adviser .......... ,........ B fliss Spencer 68 ' ATHLETICS - THLETICS FORMED AN IMPORTANT PART OF OUR HIGH SCHOOL LIFE IN THE PROMOTION OF HEALTH AND THE BUILDING OF CHARAC- TER. DURING THE COURSE OF THE YEAR, VVE PARTICIPATED IN FOOTBALL, BASKETBALL, TRACK, AND IN GYMNASTIC FEATS ...... EXCITING AND T H R I L L I N G MOMENTS AROUSED THE IN T E R E S T OF THE STUDENT BODY, VVHO S U P P O R T E D THE TEAMS VVITH THEIR LUSTY SCHOOL SPIRIT. ENTHUSIASTIC ATHLETES VVORKED FAITHFULLY TO MAKE EACH PERFORMANCE A GREAT SUCCESS. THEY XVERE INSPIRED TO HIGHER STANDARDS OF FAIR PLAY AND SPORTSMANSHIP, A NVARREN HIGH SCHOOL TRADITION .......... , ,X SA , S ' , N549 S! E'r' ,X's+,' Q N , N X Q J Football Row I-Erickson, W., Vesling, Scalise, D., Bevevino, Johnsen, P., Kuhre, Kieshauer, Shattuck, Schmiedel, White, R., Fisher, Leonard, Maze, Gnage, Tannler, Brumagim. Row 2-Regina, Zock, Cameron, Seavy, Henderson, Hanna, Niederlander, Dickerson, Hetrick, Reese, Meyers, Erickson, C., Houston, McNally, Kylander, Betts, Bean, R. Row 3-Crecraft, Lowe, Johnson, J., Valentine, Saler- no, J., Elliott, Scalise, L., Grosch, Salerno, N., Gustafson, Morley, Forsgren. Row 4-White, S., Lundahl, Schwartz, Crocker, Aeberli, Schussler, Morley, Watt, Condio, Schellhammer, Anderson, Soder- herg, Bradish, Lawson, Moll, Paris. Row 5-Landers, A'I-Iarrah, Dangelo, McGarry, Brown, L., Doyle, McDannel, Danielson, Daley, White, J., Hartweg, W., Berdine, Griflin, Culbertson, Gotto. Row 6- Cunningham, Shriver, Caldwell, Steele, Crowe, Reese, Sorensen, Lemmon, Coddington, Lindberg, Martin, Parfitt, Bean, J., Caldwell, Schuler. Row 7-Shanshala, Lucia, Jackson, Pellegrino, Schmader, Pratz, Mickleson, Stohl, Eames, Papalia, Thompson, Beckenbach, Yeskey, McKean, Campbell, Wright. Row 8--Bonace, Hampson, Schellhammer, J., Green, Babcock, Wiedmaier, Mathis, Shattuck, Manfrey, Heubach, Foley, Bevevino. Row 9-Mr. Massa, Mr. Hutchings, Mr. Leidig, Mr. Passaro, Mr. Briggs. The VVarren High School football team, with nine returning lettermen, es- tablished a commendable record of seven victories and three losses. Under the guidance of Coaches Leidig, ltlassa, Passaro, Briggs, and Hutchings the-.Dragons developed into a hard-playing combination. WARREN 51 - KANE 0 The Dragons overpowered a weak Kane eleven in their opening game of the season. WARREN 58 - YOUNGSVILLE 0 The Blue and VVhite, with most of the squad seeing action, romped to their second victory over an out-classed Youngsville team. 70 WARREN 6- FRANKLIN 20 The YVarren aggregation journeyed to Franklin with most of the first eleven on the sick list. The Dragons scored first, but then Franklin unleashed a powerful aerial attack which the Dragons were unable to stop. VVARREN 20-TITUSVILLE 0 The Dragons came back after their defeat with a victory over Titusville. VVARREN 1-1--OIL CITY 0 On the day when Coach Leidig was honored by the community for his service of thirty-five years as coach of the football squads of VVarren High School, the Dragons fought to an inspired victory over a tough Oil City team. WARREN 7 -DUBOIS 20 I Under the lights the Warrenites dropped a victory to a fast DuBois aggregation. WARREN 12 - JAMESTOVVN 6 In the game of the season, the Dragons came through with a hard fought vic- tory over a big Jamestown eleven. WARREN 20 - BRADFORD 21 The Blue and White gained a moral victory by almost upsetting a highly favored Bradford crew. WARREN 33 - RIDGWAY 6 The Dragonsoutclassed the Ridgway team with a favorable score WARREN 35 - CORRY 0 The Leidig men closed the season by trouncing the Beavers in a night fray. 71 Basketball Row 1-Bevevino, Bearfield, Kuhre, McComas, Nelson, Reed, Shattuck, Colosimo, Brumagim, Sutter. Row 2-Reese, Crane, Wood, Fischer, Cameron, White, Christensen, Niederlander, Ahlgren, Hanna. Row 3-Houston, A'Harrah, Castagnino, Valentine, Bimber, Danielson, Winans, Johnson, D'AngeIo, Forsgren, Griffin, Briggs. Row 4-Mr. Massa, Anderegg, Gotto, Berdine, Baldensperger, Scalise, Fow- ler, NVatt, Graham, Hesch, Mr. Hutchings. The VVarren High School basketball team under Coach hlassa completed a record-breaking season. The smooth-running team accumulated 27 victories against -i- losses. A new record in the history of VVarren High School basketball was set by this team in their obtaining a twenty-two game winning streak. The Dragon crew also won the championship of Section 11, District X, and of Northwestern Pennsylvania. VVarren Youngsville 16 Wlarren Sheilield 29 VVarren Meadville 28 XVarren St. Marys 25 XVarren Bradford 26 VVarren Jamestown 36 VVarren Corry 26 NVarren Corry 35 Wlarren Titusville 34 VVarren Academy 42 VVarren Franklin 35 YVarren Greenville 37 Vilarren Kane 37 VVarren Oil City +1 WVarren East High 36 VVarren Jamestown +6 Vllarren Meadville 35 VVarren Sharpsville 38 XVarren Sheilield 38 VVarren Titusville 32 XVarren Academy 38 XVarren Cathedral Prep VVarren Bradford 30 VVarren Bradford 4-3 W'arren Collegians 33 Wlarren Franklin 29 VVarren VVestinghouse +2 lVarren Erie Tech 32 YVarren Youngsville 2+ XVarren Kane 28 VVarren Oil City 46 72 VVARREN VVARREN The rivals. WARREN VVARREN -I8-JAMISSTOXVN 36 -I-I -JAMESTOVVN 36 Dragon crew posted hard fought twin victories over their Jamestown 57 - MEADVILLE 35 49 - MEADVILLE Z8 In league competition the lflassamen won two games over the lleadville five. VVARREN VVARRICN 49 - TITUSVILLE 32 41 - TITUSVILLE 34 During their 22 game winning streak, the Dragons posted victories over the Titusville quint. VVARREN -H-FRANKLIN 35 VVARRISN 51- FRANKLIN 29 XVarren continued their unblemished league record by downing the aggressive Franklinites. VVARREN -I--I--OIL CITY 41 VVARREN 57-OIL CITY 46 In the toughest of their league battles VVarren pulled through with double victories over Oil City. WVARREN 43 - SHARPSVILLE 38 In their first playoff battle the Dragons came through with a thrilling, hard- fought victory over a strong Sharpsville five. VVARREN 48 - ACADEMY 38 The determined llassamen broke out in a last quarter scoring spurt to beat the Lions for the District X championship. VVARREN 5-I - BRADFORD +3 The Dragons triumphed over the Bradford Owls for the third time this season and took the Northwestern Pennsylvania championship. VVARREN The +1-- XVESTINGHOUSE -I2 powerful YVarrenites ended their outstanding season by losing a heart- hreaker to the Pittsburgh crew. 73 Cheerleaders Row 1-Gustafson, Tingwall, Massa Row 2-Fosburg, Conroy, Korb The six vivacious cheerleaders stimulated school spirit and inspired the student body to support the football and the basketball teams. To encourage a large attend- ance of students and enthusiastic rooting at the games, the cheerleaders conducted assemblies for these purposes. They did much to maintain a high morale among the teams. ' The cheerleaders were elected on a competitive basis. Mr. Leidig and the Athletic Association directed their activities. 74 feng, fan? 1490 Long before the present edifice known as our high school was erected, an inn called the lNIorrison House was flourishing on the southeast corner of Second and lllarket Streets. Built approximately in 1850, this building later changed hands and became known as the Ludlow House. During these times of long skirts and bustles, stagecoach lines connected the thriving communities of Russell, Sugar Grove, and Jamestown with VVarren. Next top the inn on Second Avenue was the barn which housed the stagecoaches and horses. 75 Class Calendar SEPTEMBER 1-The Dragons warmed-up with the Inter-squad games at Russell Field. 3-Oh, happy day! The Erst day of school! - 6-VVarren won its first game by beating Kane 51-0. 8-The Dragons trounced Youngsville at Russell Field 58-0. 12-VVe lost our first game at Franklin 20-6. 20-Warren beat Titusville 20-0. 26-The teachers workedtwhile the students slept! 27-At the home-coming game in honor of Mr. Leidig, the Dragons gave him a 14-0 victory over Oil City. OCTOBER 3-VVarren traveled to DuBois and lost 20-7. 9-The high school steps mysteriously became white overnight! 10-After a rousing pep assembly and pep rally, the Dragons did not fail. They edged Jamestown 12-6! 12-The German Club spent an entertaining day at Camp Jefmore. 17-The students slept again! 18--Bradford shaded the Dragons in a thrilling game at Russell Field 21-20. 25--In a Held of dust, the Dragons drubbed Ridgway 33-6. 31-The Dragons trimmed Corry in a Hallowe'en contest 35-0. ' NOVENIBER 7-The Dragons realized how much their training had aided them at the annual football dance. 27-The beginning of Thanksgiving vacation! 28--The basketball season started out with a 5'9-19 victory over Youngsville. 29--The PAK-Y's Dinner Dance was a great success. DECEMBER 2-The Dragons whipped St. Marys 48-25. 5-Corry was trounced by the Dragons 45-26. 9-VVarren lost its first game to Academy 42-33. 11-The Juniors displayed their talents in Our Hearts ll'cre Young and Gay. 12-Kane beat the Dragons by one small point 37-36. 16-VVarren downed the Jamestown Red Raiders 4-S-46. Everybody smiled pretty for the cameras. 17--The German students traveled to Jamestown for a smorgasbord at Gretchen's Kitchen. 19-The Dragons overcame Sheliield 44-38. 20-Warren High was edged by Cathedral Prep 33-31. 25-Ivlcrry Christmas! 26-The D1'agons nipped the Collegians 34-33. 27-Our cagers overshadowed Erie Tech 44-32. 29-Everyone had a wonderful time dancing to the music of Mr. Summers at the Bell Ball. 31-VVhat was everybody doing at midnight? JANUARY 1-All were recuperating from the night before. -The Dragons reversed the tables, beating Kane Z9-ZS. -YVarren won an easy game over Sheflield 47-29. 2 6 9-Our mighty football men received their hard-earned sweaters in assembly. 9-Our powerful Dragons floated to a 32-26 win over Bradford. 13 -VV. H. S. cagers smothered Corry 45-35. 23-In an overtime period VVarren edged Oil City 44-41. Don't know what we'd do without you, Dick! 26-Our last semester begins! Oh, joy! 27-VVarren easily defeated Meadville 57-35. 30-The Dragons trounced Titusville 49-32. 76 FEBRUARY 3--Bradford was overrun by our Mighty Dragons 42-30. 6-Vllarren mauled Franklin 51-29. 10-The Dragons slaughtered Youngsville 72-2-l. 13-VVarrcn beat Oil City 57--l-6 to insure a tie in the race for the Section 2 District 10 title. 19-Everyone enjoyed the Evening of Plays. 20-VVarren won the Section 2 championship by downing Meadville 49-28. 24-By narrowly defeating Jamestown +1-36, the Dragons broke a record of fifteen victories in a row, that had stood since 1922. It was the Dragons' sixteenth victory without a loss. 27-By drubbing Titusville -I-1-34, the Dragons finished their league season without a loss. MARCH 5 -The students presented a talent show in assembly. In a benefit game for the VVar Memor- ial Fund VVarren trounced Greenville 56-37. 9-The Dragons poured it on to lick Erie East 66-36. 12-The twentieth straight and our First play-off game! The Dragons nipped Sharpsville -'l-3-33. 15-PAK staged a benetit in the form of an operetta, H, M. S. Pinaforrn. 16-The Dragons were District 10 champs again. They walloped Erie Academy +8-38 for their twenty-tirst straight victory. 19--Full of vim and vigor the Blue and VVhites trounced the Owls S-l--43. Next, Pitt! 21-Due to the great precipitation and the overflowing Allegheny, a few students stayed away from dear old VVarren High! 23-In the top game of their season, the Massamen dropped to VVestinghouse by one point 41-42. 29-The moon went up-the moon went down-the Hares still hopped! APRIL 1-April Fool! No kidding! 6-Assemblies witnessed excerpts from the senior play .-I Date lffith Judy. 12-Dragon Statf was still working overtime. 15-16-Senior play presented to an enthusiastic audience. Say, who did have the most kissable lips? 20- The VVarren High Dutchmen land women! partook of an enjoyable Kaffe-Kucherz-Sfulzde. 22-Miss Hoover's choristers presented the annual choir concert. A most enjoyable event! 29-Ah! VVhat beauty! Ah! VVhat poise! VVhy the Stenographers' Club Style Show, of course! INIAY 3-The combined musical organizations of VVarren entertained with a most delightful program. 7-The Owl Band played host to the Dragons. 9-The sun shone, the day was warm, and the Deulrrh Club enjoyed a Fcxtersen. -Beaty swayed rhythmically to the strains of the combined VVarren-Bradford Bands. -The members of the band and orchestra celebrated their annual dinner-dance with stately minuets and gavottes. Huh? 24-Die Gcmzilliche Vcrcin was published and all the German students ran for their dic- tionaries. 27-VVhile another Latin Saturnalia passed, the bacchants reigned supreme. 28-Class Day Dinner-Such food! Such drink! Such pains! 29-junior-Senior Prom! The seniors' last prom! 30-Pastor VV. T. Lane delivered a most expedient address at the Baccalaureate service. JUNE 1-The end drew nigh, and, like all Epicureans, the seniors frolicked and reveled at their class picnic. 2-The senior music program! Mr. Summers awarded the coveted music pins! 3 - Commencement-Our goal! 4-The last book was closed, the last handshake given, the last farewell voiced. So long! Good lurk! 14 20 77 Senior Superlotives Best All-Around Allmendinger Erickson Friendliest Allmendinger Schwartz Biggest Flirt Hesch Valentine Most Athletic Cochran Kuhre Most Popular Massa Erickson Best Actor Walker Templeton Best-Natured Radspinner Erickson Tallest Kemp Birchard Silliest Hesch Crocker Best Looking Lee Beckenlmch Most Happy- go-Lucky Wade Crocker Best Dancer Evan McComns Most Humorous Tingwall Crocker Sleepiest Blomquist Hamilton 73 Most Modest Danielson Reed Shortest Finley Rulander Biggest Tease Wade McComas Most Kiddish Wade Crocker Most Forgetful Anderson Hamilton Class Wit Massa Crocker Busiest Walker Erickson Biggest Booster Tinxzwall Korh Best Musician Kolpieu Nicholson Best Sport Gustafson Kuhre Biggest Cut-Up Wade Crocker Biggest Man-Wo- man Hater Wohlers R. C. Stone Quietest Erickson Reed Most Intellectual Walker Schwartz 79 i! T,-, Q Hifi s s Q L Acknowledgments VVe express our sincerest appreciation for the excellent co-operation put forth by our entire staff, who have worked so diligently to complete the almost endless task of publishing this 1948 DRAGON. The experienced guidance of lliiss Hurd, hir. Bathurst, and Mr. Young has greatly reduced the difiiculties which we encountered. To lN'Ir. llflohr of The lldohr Printery and to Rflr. Anderson of the lN'Iorse Engraving Company we are indebted for their helpful advice and encouragement. Our thanks go also to llflr. llderle Graham for the picture of the school site. We are very grateful for the interest of the members of the faculty and the student body at large. HELEN VVALKER AND FREDERICK IQIESHAUER, Co-Editors. 80 - ADVERTISING - O THE ADVERTISERS, WHO HAVE CONTRIBUTED GENEROUSLY TO THE SUPPORT AND PUBLICA- TION OF THE 1948 DRAGON, THE MEMBERS OF THE STAFF EXTEND TH EIR APPRECIATION. THEIR PATRONAGE HAS HELPED TO MAKE THIS DRAGON A SUCCESS. THEIR INTEREST IN THE YOUTH OF THE COMMUNITY VVAS SHOWN BY THE SPIRIT VVITH WHICH THEY HAVE TAKEN SPACE IN THIS SECTION OF THE YEARBOOK . . la' 1 171 Veterans of Foreign Wars A A Ez B Appliance Co. .,....... . Ace Auto Store. ...,..........,.,..,...... .. A. 8 P. Super market .....,.,.,. American Legion ,... .....,.......,...... Angove's Market .......................... Arcade Recreation ,........... . ....,.... . ..........,. Autobody Repair Company ..4.,.....,.......,. B B 8: B Smoke Shop .,...........,... B Q E Chevrolet ...............,..........,, Baker's Cleaners .............. . ....,. Barn hart-Davis Company Bartsch Furniture Co. .....,.....,. . Beckley, C., Inc. ,...............,.. .... . Bennett, W. F. Co. ...... . Bert Shop ..............,..,... ,.... Betts Machine Co. ...... . Betty Lee ..... ............................ Bevevino Electric ..,............,..... Beyer, Clair J.. .,.....,...,..... ,........,.... . . Biekarck Music Shop .......... .................. Blomquist Furniture Shop Blue 8: White ,,,.... ..... . ..,....... ............. . Borg Studio ...... .........,..........,...... Brown's Boot Shop ........ C Candyland ....,..........,...,.. Carver Hotel .. ,....... ..,....... . . Certified Electric ..............,.. Check Brothers .... ..... .............. Chimcnti's Barber Shop ..,.. Cochran Barber Shop ...........,.. Coe, Paul H. ................,.......,... . Colonial Bakery ....,. ., .....,.........4... Commonwealth Laundry ......., Community Cons. Disc. Co. . .,.,. Commerce Oil Corporation COZY Corner ...,....., ........,..... . ............ Conway's Barber Shop .........,. Craft Agency ,..,. . ..,...., ............. , Crescent Floral Gardens .... Crossroads ...........,....,....................... D Danielson Q Carter .,....... Dawson, R. G. ..,........... . Dieges 81 Clust ,... .... . .. Donnelly Coal ............. E Eagles, Fraternal Order of Edgett. C. W. ........,.......................... . Elks, Warren Lodge of ....... Epstein, Levi 6 Sons ......,.... Erickson. Creed A. ,.........., . Erie Daily Times .............,. Everts Hardware ........ F Fadalefs Music Company.. Fairchild 8: Rapp. ,.......,.. ......... . Farrell. Charles M. ..,....,............ . First National Bank ......... Fladry's Restaurant ............... Floridin Company ..................... Forestview Skating Rink G Gamble Building Corporati Garrison Insurance Co Gaughn's Drug Store Gene's Center Service Geracimos Restaurant .......... Gibson, Leo D. ......,.............. . G. L. F. Farm Supply ......... Glamour Beauty Salon Gotto's .....,,.......,..........,......,........... Graham, Merle .................,, Greene, G. G. .........,..... . H Hammond Iron Works ........ Hanna Motor Sales .......,..... Oh . ............ lnpahy ............... 138 132 96 124 149 111 105 95 108 125 105 129 85 84 170 139 88 168 130 141 96 102 149 93 118 148 145 93 111 89 95 94 160 165 153 112 130 87 148 155 85 108 163 157 103 100 106 132 148 148 129 125 103 103 83 107 127 136 118 144 89 S4 101 154 100 142 138 175 176 163 118 fKdverHdng Hepler's Heating ......................., Hoagvall Hardware Co. ...... . Horen's Federal Store .....,..... Hubbard Motor Sales ..,,...... ' Hultman AE Son .......................... Hummc-rich Radio Shop ........ I lrvin, George M. ...,..... .. J James Jewelers ......,... Jean Carol .. , ...,...... Johnson, J. A. ...... , ......... .. J Sz M Radio ........,........... Joe's Fruit Market ............ K Keystone Garage ............, King-Keystone . .... . .......,.....,. . King Air Service .. ..........,... .. Kirbergcr, A. C. 8: Son ........ Kofod Studio .......,...,................, Kresge, S. S. .,.....,.. . ............, . Kuhre's Market .,.......... L Lambert's Coffee Shop ......... Lump-Lite Dinor ...,......... ......... La Vogue Beauty Salon. ...... .. Lesser, B. V. ..., .........,.,. ........ . Lester Shoe Store .......... ..... Ley. E. H. ..............................,,....... . Lion's Club ...,............ ..,.,............... Lundb:rg's General Store .......,... M Maf:k's News Stand ......,.. ...., Madcr Motor Sales .................,...,. Masterson Transfer . ..... ...... Messerly Monument Works ..,....,..,..... Metzger-Wright Co. ..............,.... . Miller Shop ....................,........... . Ministerial Assoc. ........ . Mohr Printcry, The ........ Moose .......... Morse Engraving , ...,.. .. Mostcx-t's Bakery ............. Mullf n's Drug Store ....,.,.. Murphy, G. C... ........,...... N National Forge ..,.,.......... Nation-Wide .. ...,.,.....,.. .. Nelson 6 Ellberg, ...,..... New Process . ...... ........ . Nichols, Mrs. C. A. ................. . Nine-O-Garage .,..,..,.........,...,.......... Norris, R. W. . ., ......... . ,........ . .........,.. North Warren Civic Club .........,............. Nu-Guard Chemical Company ....,....... 0 Offrrle. Victor ............................,.. O. K. Service Station ................... Olson Kr Bjers ....,........ ...... . ., ..,.. ...,.,........... . Oneida Lumber 8: Supply ..... ., .... . P Penn Bowling Center ............ Penn'a Electric ...... ........... ...... Penn Furnace 46 Iron . .......... Penn'a Gas ................................ Penny, J. C. ......,.,..,..,.., ..... . Peterson, Freeman 0. ...,.. .. Pettibone's Antique ....... Pickett's ............ . .....,......... .. Pi.-so s ..,..... . ....,.....,............. . Prmtz's . ......,.. ,.,. . ........,..,... . .. Rashi Rasm Rcddi R d, Alexander ......... ussen, S. H. . ...... . ng, F. E. ..,...... . Reliable Furniture .,... Rock' s Cleaners .......... Ronnie's Texaco ........... 82 Index 173 87 175 108 95 107 91 94 157 130 179 121 166 127 121 97 112 91 132 177 121 154 123 160 123 168 133 139 107 145 87 131 141 167 142 172 160 94 146 174 177 144 109 133 97 102 96 178 139 142 101 139 166 119 186 165 119 152 173 123 170 114 144 129 114 125 164 167 S Sandcn's Red 8z'White. ........ Schaeffer Electric ....,..........,........,. . ......... . School District of Warren ................... Seneca Lumber ..........,.......,..........,.. ........,.. Senior Class .........................,......... Shulman's . ................. . ................ Slmonsen, Wm. R. ..........,... . Singer Sewing Center ........... Smith. C. C. ......... .................,... . Smith, Donald B. .......,,..... . Society Cleaners ..,..., Soda 8: Mineral. ,...... . Solar Electric . ..........,.,., .. South Side Market ,...... .. Stcin'S ...,.................,......,.. Stoke's Studio ........,... .. Struthcrs 1Vells .....,. Sturgis. Stanley ....... .. Style Shop ,......... ................. . . Sugar Bowl ..... ,,.................... . .. Sunray Electric Swanson, Claren . ............... . .... ce O. ........ .. Sylvania ......,.......,,.,....,....,..,...... T Templeton Funeral Home., ...,..,..... . .,..., . Texas Lunch . ............................... ........... Thomas Coupling . ....................... .. Timmis Brothers' Station ........,..,. Times Square Service ..........,..... ..,... ,... Tiny Gift Shop ...... , ...............,..... .. Turner Radio Shop ...,..,..... U United Cigar Store .................,........., .. United Refining Company ,,.. . .,...... V Valentine, Nels 8: Sons ............. .. Valone's Shoe Store .,... .. ........ ., ........,....... .. Silver Lamp Company, ........... Village Kitchen ........ . .... ,..... .......... . . Varn-Ann Florists .........,.,,..,...,.. .. Walker Warren Warren Warren Warren 1Varren 1Varren Warren Warren Warren Warren Warren Warren Warren Warren Warren Warren Warren Warren Warren Warren Warren Warren W Creamery Products ........... Axe 8: Tool ....,....................,........ Baking Company ...,.. ...,.. Bank 8: Trust .....,. ....,......... Billiard Academy ............ Business School Chamber of County Dairy ............................. County Insurance . .....,.,. . County Motor Club ..,. .,.. County Motors ...,........... Dry Cleaning ................... Food Lockers ........,.,..... ..... Gear Mfg. Company ..... Land Company ....,............. Public Library ............,..... Music Boosters . ...,.. .. National Bank ....... .. Optimist Club ..,.. ..... . . Rotary Club , ......., .. Sheet Metal ...........,.... ...,.....,. Times-Mirror ...... , ....... ............ Transfer 6 Storage ......,. Wendelboe. N. K. ..................,...,.....,. ..... . . West Penn Oil Company. ..,....... Western Auto Assoc. ............. .......,., . Wills Cleaners .....,..,..............,.. ............ Winans, C. G. . ................. WNAE ..................................,. ......,...., Y Yarn Basket . ..,.,.....,...............,......,..,............... Young Men's Christian Assoc. ......... . Young Women's Christian Assoc.. Z Lonta Club ......... ............, 105 123 147 117 169 152 173 108 175 120 152 179 89 153 114 164 117 115 144 133 179 138 146 113 158 154 161 132 119 133 90 149 99 100 164 162 157 164 135 101 151 150 121 145 111 126 157 129 170 93 87 156 173 97 137 143 170 175 100 102 85 89 88 111 160 138 155 179 159 151 S8 What Does The Future Hold For You? That depends upon you and the state of the world-Hut right now its up to you. One of the best ways to meet whatever the world has in store for you is to save regularly. 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K - -A Warren Transfer 8: Storage Co. o Local and Long Distance Rloving Storage Telephone 1193 l il I S5 ,Sealed AHLGREN, JUNE ALLMENDINGER, PATRICIA Girls' Club 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 2, 3: Dra- matic Club 2, 3: Leaders' Club 2, 3: As- sembly Programs 4: Student Council 4: Commencement Usher 3: Carnival 3: Class Oilicer 3, 4. AMSLER, NORMA ANDERSEN, KRESTEN Latin Club 2: German Club 2: Art Club 2. ANDERSEN, RONALD Latin Club 2: Spanish Club 3, 4: Art Club 4. ANDERSON, CLAIR German Club 2, 3. ANDERSON, DOROTHY Girls' Club 2, 3, 4: Stenographers' Club 4: Dramatic Club 2, 3: Student Council 2: Carnival 2, 8. ATWELL, ELLA BABCOCK, ELWYN German Club 3, 4: Assembly Programs 2, 3, 4: Chorus 2, 3: A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4: Art Club 4. BAKER, JANE BAXTER, CAROL Stenographers' Club 4: Spanish Club 2: Dramatic Club 2, 3: Leaders' Club 3: Band 2. 8. 4. BEACH, ANNE Girls' Club 2, 8: Stenographers' Club 4: Spanish Club 2, 3: Dramatic Club 2: Band 2, 3, 4. BEARFIELD, GUY Basketball 2, 3, 4: Baseball 4. BECKENBACH, MAX German Club 2, 3: Basketball 2 : Art Club 4. BEEBE, JOYCE Latin Club 2: Spanish Club 3, 4: Dramatic Club 3: Chorus 2: A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4. BENNETT, DIANA Chorus 2: A Cappella Choir 3: Art Club 4. BENNETT, PATRICIA Stenographers' Club 4. BERDINE, ROBERT BETTS, ALICE Girls' Club 2, 3: Latin Club 2: Spanish Club 3, 4: Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4: Leaders' Club 3: Assembly Plays'4: Assembly Programs 3: Band 2, 3, 4. BETTS, RICHARD Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: German Club 2, 3: Assembly Programs 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Football 4: Bas- ketball 2, 3: Track 2, 3. BEVEVINO, DAVID Latin Club 2: German Club 3, 4: Dramatic Club 3, 4: Dragonette 3: Assembly Plays 3, 4: Assembly Programs 3, 4: Football 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 8, 4: Baseball 3: Stu- dent Council 2, 3: Carnival 3: Der Gemut- liche Verei' 3, 4: Senior Play 4. BIRCHARD, ROBERT German Club 2, 8: Dragonette 3: Assembly Programs 2, 3, 4: A Cappella Choir 2, 8, 4: Carnival 3: Commencement Usher 3. BLOMQUIST, BARBARA ' Girls' Club 2, 4: Latin Club 2: Spanish Club 3, 4: Dramatic Club 3: Leaders' Club 2, 3: Chorus 2, 3. BRENAN, MARGARET Girls' Club 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 2: Spanish Club 3, 4: Dragonette 3: Band 3. 4. BRINDIS, DOLORES Girls' Club 2, 3. You will enjoy shopping Cra.H, Agency Inc I 0 Ilf H INSURANCE - BONDS a va O g 509 XVarren National Bank Bldg Hardware YVarren, Pa. PHONE 1640 o East Side l- -1 'x M 6 -' COJWPLIJJEN TS OF C0.11PL1M1fXTS or Meggerly Monumenf Works The Food Lockers SNCE1385 Q S -- X 1-X f A G 'l 'i 9 Be'Hy Lee Conzpliments of N the o VVarren's Store for Zon+a Club Smart Young Xvomen X x -l J f N If there were no d1TmClllfi65 there would be no triumphs CO1HP.L1JUEN TS OF Wesi' Penn CII Company VVar1'en, Pa. Marketers of Petroleum Products K J SS W., Dupont Pretcsted Paints 'ml l Duco Dulux Compliments of Painting Paperhanging XVallpnper Gaughn s Drug S'l'ore VVarren, Pa. J N. K. Wenclelboe VV:1rr Co. 217 Liberty Street XXYHFFCII, Pa. lf.vfr1b1i5l1l'd 1876 en's Oldest Independent Firm ali... r x f- COJIIPLIA-IENTS OF Soda and Mineral 918 Fourth Ave. PHONE 1140 Cochran Barber Shop Under XX7Z1l'l'Cl1 National Bank FOU R CHAI RS Pronzpt Sz'r1'ic'e' K J 11-1 HCME ' APPLIANCE - - HEADQUARTERS C RADIUS L REFRIGERATORS E Fx BENDIX iw VVASHERS QE ELECTRIC RANGES R Q GAS E RANGES PHONOGRAPHS S H 0 P I,ihl'2ll'j' '1ihC'1lII't' Building 9l f N George M. Irvin GROCERIES Q KIEATS . CONFICCTIONS SPORTING GOODS 401 Conewango Ave. W J xNT2I1'l'Cl1, 1 11. K X lVhy fN'o! Try KRE S G E' S MODERN LUNCH COUNTER LUNCHES SANDXVICHES DESSERTS S. S. Kresge Co. Rl 91 SENIOR ACTIVITIES-QContinuedl BRINDIS. JEANE Girls' Club 2: Stenographers' Club 4: Dra- matic Club 2. BRINK, RICHARD Football 2, 3, 4. BROOKS, MONA JEANNE Dramatic Club 4: Art Club 4. BROWN. FRANCES Band 3. BROWN, JOANNE BROWNELL. AUDREY Latin Club 2: Spanish Club 3, 4: Assembly Programs 3: Chorus 2: A Cappella Choir 3. CARLSON. BARBARA Girls' Club 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 2: Spanish Club 3, 4: Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4: Leaders' Club 3: Junior Play 3: Assembly Plays 3, 4: Assembly Programs 3: Band 2: Candy Salesman 2: Carnival 3: Art Club 4. CARLSON, BETTY Stenograpliers' Club 4. CARPENTER, JOHN Art Club 4. CARTER, JOSEPHINE Girls' Club 2, 4: Latin Club 2: German Club 3, 4: Dramatic Club 2: Nunc et Tunc 2: Der Gemutliche Verein 4. CHAMPION, LILYAN Stenosrraphers' Club 4. CHENEY, DOUGLAS CHERONIS, ATHENA Dragonette 3. CHESTER, JOANNE Latin Club 2, 3. 4. CLYM ER, DONALD Hi-Y 2. COCHRAN, BARBARA Girls' Club 3, 4: Latin Club 2: Spanish Club 3, 4: Dramatic Club 4: Leaders' Club 2, 3: Dragon 3: Assembly Plays 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Carnival 2, 3: Art Club 4: Senior Play 4. COLOSIMO, PHILIP Football 2: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Art Club 4. COLVIN, PHILLIP German Club 2, 3. CONK LIN, RUTH Girls' Club 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 2: German Club 3, 4: Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4: Dragon- ette 2: Carnival 2. CONROY, EMILY Dramatic Club 2: Assembly Plays 3, 4: Cheerleader 3, 4: Candy Salesman 4. COSMANO, STEPHEN Spanish Club 3. CRANE, JAMES Hi-Y 3, 4: German Club 3, 4: Football 3: Basketball 4: Student Council 3, 4. CROAK, RUTH Spanish Club 3: Candy Salesman 3: Car- nival 3. CROCKER, FLOYD Football 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2. 3, 4: Base- ball 2, 3. DALRYMPLE, JOYCE Girls' Club 2, 3, 4: Stenographers' Club 4: Dramatic Club 2, 3. DANIELSON, JEAN Stenogranhers' Club 4: Dramatic Club 2: Band 2, 3. 4. I I XX XVARREN'S POPULAR FAMILY sHo1z sroas SUCCESS is not final, and FAILURE is not fatal . . I'1 S COURAGE that counts! B001 sump 542 P:nusvLvAmA Avznn Warren Dry Cleaning Company Insured Kloth Proof Cl-'arming on VVoolens at no extra cost Main Ofyqrf: 1507 Pennn. Ave., E. Brarzulz Starr: Penna. Ave. and Market St. XVZIFYCII, Pa. p CfIlIIf7lillll'llfS of Check Bros. Sunoco S+a+ion Curncr nf Perma. and Conewango PHONE 968 Q 1 Q 45 93 ' A f N Mullen Drug Co CUlIIfPlilllt'lIf,9 of 7,1Il'Rl'.X'll1!Sf!ll'L' Colonial Ba kery o o XVQI-1-3n'3 Leading Our Bal-:ed Goods Speak for W Q Ijrug Store rl llCIll5S1X Ga o 0 , PHONE 1390 PHONE 467 111 Perma. Ave., YVest x 'Q w f J f ,Y .- . N Congrflfulnfions, Class of 1948 '1'oday's Students Are '.l10lU0l'l'0XY'S Leaders o James Jewelers Il'ln'rr dll Your Fri1'm1.r Jllre'f 503 Second Ave. XVnrren, P11 9+ COJIPLIAIEN TS Ol Paul H. Coe I VVal1paper and Paint X J X Al' B.8c B. Smoke Shop Hul+man 8: Son CUSTOKI TAILORS ' Dry Cleaning and Pressing Fountain SCI-Vice Newspapers 0 Magazines Tobacco Bell Phone 1688 Candy J u+?i- 95 lil N BAY! IIIQHES' rch C1489 01 48 Blomquisf Furnifure Co. l -,W .N A. 8: P. Super Marker Ol JLITY FOODS LOU LQI' PRICES COJIIJLUIIEN TS 01 The Norrh Warren Civic Club 96 Alloy this 1111111 alzurlys envozzrrzgef The quest of thought, the search for truth In the hearts and minds of its youth. WARREN PUBLIC LIBRARY has a varied and outstanding collection of books for all ages and interests Warren High School students and graduates are always welcome. COJIPLIJI-IEN TS OF A. C. Kirberger and Son w ei COJIPLIJVIENTS OI Nine-O Garage 206 Penna. Ave., E. Neal Plumbing Building Scientific VVheeI Aligning Frame and Axle Straighrenin YVheel Balancing 24 Hour AAA Service PHONE 90 ,Q- SENIOR ACTIVITIES-CContinuedJ DAYE, RICHARD Basketball 2. DEGOLYER. DONNA Stenographers' Club 4. DENARDI, NICK Art Club 4. DEVORE, DORIS Stcnographers' Club 2, 3. DIBBLE, JANICE Stenngraphers' Club 4: Latin Club 2. DOBBS, MARILYN Girls' Club 2: Stenographers' Club 4: Lead- ers' Club 3, 4: Assembly Plays 4: Assem- bly Programs 3, 4: Carnival 2, 3. ELLBERG, JEAN 'Girls' Club 2: Dramatic Club 2: Leaders' Club 2: Student Council 2. ENGLISH, GAIL Art Club 4. ERICKSON, DOLORES Girls' Club 2, 3, 4: Stenographers' Club 4: Spanish Club 3, 4: Dramatic Club 2. ERICKSON, WILLIAM Hi-Y 3, 4: Latin Club 2: German Club 2, 3, 4: Dramatic Club 2, 8, 4: Dragon 2, 3, 4: Junior Play 3: Evening of Plays 3: As- sembly Programs 2, 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Football 2, 3, 4: Stu- dent Council 2, 3, 4: Carnival 2, 3: Com- mencement Usher 3: Class Oflicer 3: Ger- man Band 3, 4. EVAN, SHIRLEY Girls' Club 2, 3: Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4: Leaders' Club 2, 3: Dragonelte 4: Junior Play 3: Assembly Programs 3, 4: Candy Salesman 4: Carnival 2, 3. FARRELL, IRENE Girls' Club 3: Dragonette 4: Carnival 3. FIGLIUZZI, RUTH Stenographers' Club 4. FINLEY, JOANN Girls' Club 2, 3, 4: Stenographers' Club 4: Leaders' Club 2, 3, 4: Assembly Plays 3, 4: Assembly Programs 3, 4: Chorus 2: A Cap- pella Choir 2, 3, 4: Carnival 3. FISCI-IER, RALPH Assembly Programs 3, 4: Football 2, 3, 4: Basketball 3, 4: Baseball 3: Carnival 3. FITZGERALD, BETTY Girls' Club 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 3: Ger- man Club 3, 4. FLICK, JOYCE Stenographers' Club 4: Carnival 2. FLOHR, THOMAS Hi-Y 3, 4: Latin Club 2: Spanish Club 3, 4: Dramatic Club 4: Assembly Plays 4: As- sembly Programs 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Orches- tra 3: Carnival 3. FONT, PAUL Art Club 4. FOSBURG, RICHARD Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 2: German Club 3, 4: Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4: Dragon 3, 4: Junior Play 3: Cheerleader 3, 4: Student Council 3: Assembly Plays 3: Traffic Squad 4: Carnival 2, 3: Commencement Usher 3: Der Gemutliche Verein 3: Senior Play 4. FOX, BEULAH Latin Club 2. GARBER, JANE Girls Club 3: Latin Club 2: Spanish Club 3, 4: Chorus 2, 3. GEBHART, DONNA Stenographers' Club 4. GILTINAN, JOHN GLOTZ. HARRY German Club 2, 3. GORDON, JULIAN Hi-Y 3, 4: Latin Club 2, 4: German Club 2, 3: Dramatic Club 2, 4: Dragon 3: Nunc et Tune 2: Carnival 3: Der Gemutliche Verein 3. GOUMAS, KALLIOPI Chorus 2: A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4: Art Club 4. GRAEBNER, PATRICIA Girls' Club 2, 4: Dramatic Club 3, 4: Traffic Squad 2: Carnival 2. THE UNITED REFINING COMPANY AND EMBLEM OIL COMPANY WISH THE CLASS OF 1948 THE FULLEST MEASURE OF SUCCESS fs , vizqlimg ' J K E Y STU N E I Y G A s o, I- I N E 99 COIL! PLIAIEN TS OF Coopera+ive G. L. F. Farm Supplies, Inc. Lexington and Parker Streets W'arren, Pa. ik! Plate and Window Glass Store Fronts a Specialty C. W. EdgeH Planing Mill Contracting and Building Rental Floor Sanders lllirrors -1-2-46 Clark Street VVarren, Pa. -J l?- --l COIIIPLIAIEIN' TS OF the Warren Sheei Me+al Shop ff N Nels Valeniine Sons 112 Penna. Ave., VV. DISPOSAL SERVICE The Prompt, Economical way to dispose of garbage and rubbish in VVarren, North Vlfarren, Russell, Youngsville and Sheflield PHONE - VVARREN - 1063 K J f Q f N Olson 8: Biers . Geraclrnos Service Station . Friendly Service 0 Pennsylvania Avenue, West Corner Laurel St. Warren, Pa. 1 ...... X .l. fl '- 1 N A C OBJ PLIM' EN TS Ol Warren Axe 8: Tool L 101 Compliments Blue 8: Whife Res+auran'I' of R. W. Norris Company, Inc. 211Lb fvsf f THE TIMES-MIRROR COMPLETE NEWS SERVICE SERIAL STORIES SPORT NEWS FEATURES COMICS 203-205 Pennsylvania Avenue, Vvest Business Ofice Phone 439 - Editorial 1400 ld 102 FAIRCHILD 81 RAPP K J Q G 0 l 7R COJIIPLIAIEN TS Charles M. Farrell CLASS of 48 LINOLEURI O o Rubber Tile, Cork Tile, Carpeting XV' d ' Slzd 3 Fralernal Orcler ' 0' 1' er of ' 120 Pennsylvania Avenue, VVest Yvarren, Pa. No. 313 PHONE 2582 l 1 K J 10 SENIOR ACTIVITIES-CContinuedJ GREEN, SARAH JANE HILL, MARY EVELYN GRETO, ROSEMARIE CUSTAFSON, BERTHA Girls' Club 2, 3: Latin Club 2: German Club 3, 4: Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4: Leaders' Club 3: Dragon 4: Junior Play 31 Assembly Plays 3, 4: Assembly Programs 3: Cheer- leader 3, 4: Studrnt Council 2, 3, 4: Car- nival 3. HAMBLIN, BETTY Girls' Club 3, 4: Stenographers' Club 4. HAMILTON, DAVID Latin Club 2, 3: Spanish Club 3, 4: Dra- matic Club 2, 3. HATHA WAY, HELEN Girls' Club 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 2: Dramatic Club 2: Band 2, 3, 4: Carnival 2, 3. HEIMANN, MARIANN Girls' Club 2, 3: Latin Club 2: Spanish Club 3, 4: Dramatic Club 2, 3: Leaders' Club 3: Carnival 3: Art Club 4. HESCH, NANCY Girls' Club 2, 3, 4: Dramatic Club 2, 8, 4: Leaders' Club 2, 3: Junior Play 3: As- sembly Plays 3: Assembly Programs 3, 4: Student Council 3, 4: Candy Salesman 4: Carnival 3: Class Oiiicer 3. HESSLEY. AGNES Latin Club 2: Spanish Club 3, 4: Dra- matic Club 3. HETRICK, JUDSON Hi-Y 2, 3: Latin Club 2: German Club 3, 4: Football 2, 3, 4: Student Council 2, 3. HICKS, JANICE Girls' Club 2, 4: Latin Club 2: Spanish Club 3, 4: Dramatic Club 4: Junior Play 3: Chorus 2: Art Club 4. HIGHHOUSE, JOANNE Carnival 3. Girls' Club 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 2: Spanish Club 3, 4: Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4: Dragon- etie 2, 3: Junior Play 3: Assembly Plays 3, 4: A Cappella Choir 3, 4. I-IOFLUND, MARY ANN Girls' Club 3. HOLCOM B. LOIS Girls' Club 2, 3, 4: Stcnographers' Club 4: A Cappella Choir 3, 4. HOTTEL, GARRETT Latin Club 2: German Club 3, 4. HOUSTON, WILLIAM Hi-Y 3, 4: Latin Club 2: German Club 3, 4: Dragon 2, 3: Football 2, 3, 4: Basketball 4: Carnival 2, 3: Art Club 4. HUBBARD, ANNA HUCKABONE, RICHARD German Club 2, 3: Art Club 4. HUCKABONE, THEODORE German Club 2, 3: Football 3: Carnival 3. HULINGS, LOIS Stenographers' Club 4: Latin Club 2: Dra- matic Club 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Chorus 2. HULINGS, LORNA MAE Girls' Club 4: Latin Club 2: German Club 3, 4: Dramatic Club 4: Leaders' Club 2, 3: Dragon 3, 4: Assembly Plays 3: .Assembly Programs 2, 3: Band 2, 3, 4: Carnival 2: Commencement Usher 3: Art Club 4. HUMMERICH, LEO Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 2, 3: Football 3: Candy Salesman 3. JENSEN, BEVERLY JOIINSEN, PHILIP Hi-Y 2: Latin Club 2: German Club 3, 4: Dragon 2, 3: Football 2, 3, 4: Student Council 3, 4: Carnival 2, 3. JOHNSON, BEVERLY Aufobody Repair Co' Red 8: Whi+e S+ore Cor. Penna. Ave., E., and Park Street S M. 1 COLLISION SERVICE b1 d':'l You put them in VVe take them out o GLASS DUCO TOPS North VVarren, Pa. TIRE ALIGNMENT FRAME STRAIGHTENING .1 J l .J COAIPLIJIJENTS Ol Barnharf-Davis Co. 105 .l T N f N COIIIPLIILIEN TS OF wnnnfn Lunsf--223 BICNEVOLENT AND PROTECTIVE ORDER OF ISLKS l 106 Compliments of C. L. Mader Mo'ror Sales 5 N Fladry's Comfrlizmfnfs of Corner ReS.I,auran+ o Hummerich Home Cooked llc-:als Radio Fountain Service North VVarren 107 K' A N Thi- Best of Lark to the CLASS of 1948 Wm. R. Simonsen Agency S24 Pe llll Ll. Ave., East YVhen You Buy Insurance COAIPLIAIEN TS 01 R. G. Dawson' Co 0 Corner Liberty and Pennn. Ave. VVarren, Pa. putituptobill i 9 l T J Q N G- A Clzryrlw' 1,1-flllflllfll Sales and Service Thia is our 3+th year serving the moturing public of WVarrcn County Hubbard Mo+or Sales 710 Penna. Ave., East YVarren, Pa. I X 1 W B8iE Cl1evrole+ Co +13 Penna. Ave., E, 0 Service and Repairs All Makes Cars and Trucks Clzewmlft for Emnolnicnl Trfzllspcwfzltifnl Economy Headquar+ers FUHUVERH HIILIUH IIJSTUHIEHS CUHSTTU IIUHST .x ., H , ,.c- , Nw 'N jf ,N f 1 1 . u, . , . X -X, f -, , xr I X XII fl X '. -. 1 :Q 5 rf 'NX ,I 'X'-.fv ' N x: '.4 , , 2 g E 5. x, f,7f H,.g,...,...,,.. ,Q-Lili 5? f-X, . jf f .....f- 'Q,.w- S fi ' 4 Em ' ' -'-'-- ...., ' M .N . . A Q K :Qi N :W 0 Q' .,.. :-sim-QA N 1 S wg u3:Lg+,.f lil? f. xx.., .Ll sig i wgki NEW PROCESS CO. 109 A SENIOR ACTIVITIES-CContinuedl JOHNSON. NANCY JOHNSON, SHIRLEY E. Girls' Club 3. JOHNSON, SHIRLEY M. Girls' Club 2, 3, 4: Stenographers' Club 4: Dramatic Club 2: Assembly Programs 2: Band 2, 3, 4: Student Council 2: Carnival 2: Commencement Usher 3: Dragon 4. JOY. CHARLES KABOT, FRANK German Club 4: Art Club 4. KAUFFMAN, SHIRLIE Girls' Club 2: Latin Club 2: Dramatic Club 4: Orchestra 2, 3, 4. KEMP, HELEN Girls' Club 3: Latin Club 2: German Club 4: Dramatic Club 3: Chorus 2: A Cappella Choir 3, 4. KIESHAUER, FREDERICK Latin Club 2, 3: Dragonette 4: Nunc et Tunc 2: Junior Play 3: Band 2, 3, 4: Foot- ball 2, 3, 4: Baseball 3: German Club 3, 4: Student Council 2, 3: Traffic Squad 4: Car- nival 2, 3: Dramatic Club 2, 3: Commence- ment Usher 3: Der Gemutliche Verein 3, 4: German Band 3, 4: Dragon 2, 3, 4. KIESTER. GERALDINE Stenographers' Club 4: Latin Club 2. KIRBERGER, MILDRED Girls' Club 2: Carnival 2. KITTNER, DUANE Art Club 4. KLENCK. GORDON Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 2: Spanish Club 3, 4: Nunc et Tune 2: Assembly Programs 3: Orchestra 2, 3, 4: A Cappella Choir 2: Student Council 2, 3, 4: Traffic Squad 4: Class Officer 3, 4. KOLPIEN, BETTY JEAN K Girls' Club 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 2: German Club 3, 4: Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4: Leaders' Club 2, 3: Dragcn 3, 4: Dragonette 2: Band 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Student Council 2, 3: Carnival 2, 3: Der Gemutliche Verein 4. KORB, LAWRENCE Latin Club 2, 4: German Club 2. 3: Dra- matic Club 3, 4: Dragon 4: Dragonette 2: Nunc et Tum: 4: Junior Play 3: Assembly Plays 3: Assembly Programs 2, 3, 4: Cheer- leader 2, 3, 4: Student Council 4: Carnival 3: Commencement Usher 3. KREBS, MARGARET Girls' Club 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 2: Spanish Club 3, 4: Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4: Dragon- ette 3, 4: Evening of Plays 3: Assembly Plays 3, 4: Assembly Programs 3: Chorus 2: Carnival 2: Commencement Usher 3. KUHRE, DONALD Hi-Y 2, 3: German Club 3, 4: Dramatic Club 4: Dragon 4: Football 2, 3, 4: Bas- ketball 3, 4: Assembly Plays 4: Assembly Programs 4: Traffic Squad 4: Student Council 4. KUI-IRE, WILLIAM Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 2, 3, 4: German Club 4: Dragon 4: Nunc et Tune 2, 3, 4: Band 3: Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Traffic Squad 4: Der Gemutliche Verein 4: Assembly Pro- grams 2, 3, 4. KYLANDER, JOHN I-Ii-Y 3, 4: German Club 2, 3: Dragonette 3: Assembly Plays 4: Assembly Programs 4: Football 3, 4: Carnival 3. KYLER, SYLVIA Girls' Club 3, 4: Latin Club 2: Spanish Club 3, 4: Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4: Dragon 4: As- sembly Plays 4: Student Council 4: Car- nival 3: Commencement Usher 3. LANE, KENNETH Traffic Squad 2. LARSEN, JOAN Girls' Club 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 2: Spanish Club 3, 4: Dramatic Club 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Senior Play 4. LARSEN, RAYMOND German Club 2, 3. LARSON, MARGARET Chorus 2: A Cappella Choir 3: Candy Sales- man 3. LAWHEAD, YVILLIAM Latin Club 2: German Club 3, 4: Dramatic Club 4: Nunc et Tune 2: Assembly Plays 4: Assembly Programs 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Der Gemutliche Verein 3, 4. f' D f FUN EXERCISE l:0IIlf11il1lf'lIfS of 0 0 1 o . Louls Chlmenh 8: Recreahon S , B b Sh THAD LANVSON, Prop. on S ar err op BARBER SHOP Try Bowling for Your I-Iealtlfs Sake O O 237 Penna. Ave., VV. Try OHV K Yvarren, Pa. G. 1. SPECIAL Warren Chamber of Commerce Rooms 310-312 XVarren Bank 85 Trust Co. Building warren, Pa. C011 IPLIZIIEN TS OF Wes+ern Au+o Associafe S+ore 0 HOME OVVN ED by Ross and Godfrey' 227 Liber-ry sf. VVarren, Pa. x e J To the CLASS OF '48 BEST PVISHES Continue to meet your friends at the Cozy Corner COKES LIGHT LUNCHES SODAS Kofod Sfudio PORTRAITS HND COHIIIVTERCIJL PHOTOGRJPHY Over Kinnear's n H 112 F SULVHHIH ELECTRIC PHCDUCTS, CC. RADIO TUBES CATHODE RAY TUBES INCANDESCENT LAMPS FLUORESCENT LAMPS FIXTURES AND ACCESSORIES ELECTRONIC DEVICES I PLJNTS IN PENNSYLVANIA, MASSACHUSETTS, NEVV YORK VVEST VIRGINIA ll F, E, Redding Sou'I'h Side Cash Markei' I .. - Wm. J. 102 St. Clan bt. PHONE 1-1-9 Real Estate . QUALITY NIEATS . , Branded Steer Beef Onlv Birds Eye Frosied Foodiv OUR Morro: Cleanlinexs VVoolworth Building Free Delivery Service K J I X Herefs ilu' tip-off, Bub- f I if ' 'f K Groovy guys are buying their C A 1 Graduation duds at Printz's . . ' V rr X X they're 'way ahead of the mob. PRlNTZ'S 114 Bes'r Wishes +o +he Class of 1948 Slrulhers Wells Corporalion SENIOR ACTIVITIES-QConrinucdD LEAVE, CARL Carnival 3: Art Club 4. LEE, JEANNE Stenographers' Club 4: Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4: Leaders' Club 2, 3: Student Council 3: Carnival 2, 3. LENDVAY, JAMES Art Club 3. LIVINGSTONE, ANNE Chorus 4. LOGAN, GLENN LOGAN. MARY LOU Girls' Club 3, 4: Latin Club 2: Spanish Club 3, 4: Dragon 3. LORD, AILENE LUNDAI-IL, JEAN Girls' 'Club 2, 3: Latin Club 2: Spanish Club 3, 4: Dramatic Club 2, 3: Assembly Pro- grams 4: Chorus 2: Student Council 3, 4: Commencement Ushcr 3. LUNDAHL, KENNETH Hi-Y 3, 4: Latin Club 2: German Club 3, 4: Dramatic Club 3, 4: Dragon 4: Dragonette 3: Nunc et Tune 2: Junior Play 3: Band 2, 3, 4: Football 2, 3, 4: Track 3: Student Council 8, 4: Carnival 3: Commencement Usher 3. LUNDBERG, THOMAS German Club 2, 3: Art Club 4. MACK. DONNA Stenographers' Club 4. MAINES, DOROTHY Girls' Club 2, 3: Spanish Club 3, 4: Dra- matic Club 2, 3: Assembly Programs 2, 3, 4: Carnival 2, 3: Commencement Usher 3. MANGINI, ANTHONY Hi-Y 2: Carnival 3. MANGUS, MARY Girls' Club 3: Latin Club 2: German Club 3, 4: Dramatic Club 3, 4: Assembly Pro- grams 3, 4: A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4: Art Club 4. MARRER, ALBERT Latin Club 2: German Club 3, 4: Dramatic Club 4: A Cappella Choir 4: Dragon 2, 3, 4: Assembly Plays 4: Assembly Programs 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Der Gemutliche Verein 3, 4. MASCI, MARY MASCI, PAUL A Cappella Choir 2: Football 2, 3: Basket- ball 2: Carnival 2: Art Club 4. MASSA, DOLORES Girls Club 2: Stenographers' Club 4: Dra- matic Club 2, 3, 4: Leaders' Club 2, 3: Dragonette 4: Junior Play 3: Assembly Programs 3, 4: Cheerleader 3, 4: Carnival 2, 3: Class Officer 4: Senior Play 4. I MASSA, RONALD Latin Club 2: Football 2, 3: Carnival 2, 3: Art Club 4: Athletic Association .2, 3. MATHIS, DOROTHY Latin Club 2: Spanish Club 3, 4: Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4: Assembly Programs 2, 3: Carnival 2, 3: Art Club 4. MATHYER, MARGARET Girls' Club 2: Assembly Programs 3: Chorus 3: A Cappella Choir 4: Candy Sales- man 2: Carnival 2. MAZZU. JAMES McCOMAS, ANDREW Latin Club 2: Spanish Club 3. 4: Dramatic Club 2, 4: Assembly Programs 3: Football 2, 3: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Student Council 2: Carnival 2, 3: Commencement Usher 3. McDONALD, JOAN Girls' Club 3, 4: Stenographers' Club 4: Dramatic Club 2: A Cappella Choir 4. McNULTY, CONNIE Girls' Club 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 2: Spanish Club 3, 4: Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4: Dragon- ette 2, 3: Junior Play 3: Evening of Plays 3, 4: Assembly Plays 3, 4: Assembly Pro- grams 3, 4: Chorus 2: Commencement Usher 3. MEAD, JUNE Girls' Club 2: Dramatic Club 2: Leaders' Club 3. MEAD, ROBERT C0 WPLI UILN TS OF Seneca Lumber and Supply Co. . Complete Ph t g phc Service e ' Portrait . Candid ' Commercial . Aerial 7 Second Ave. 922-J 117 . KAISER AND FRAZER CARS . ALL KINDS FARM MACHINERY . ROTOTILLERS AND TRAILERS Q REPAIR AND SERVICE ALL MAKES OF CARS Hanna Motor Sales Tel. 1812 WM. B. DUELL Service Mgr. XVZITTCII, Pa. JOHN o. HANNA Sales Mgr. J w el in I COIWPLIII-fEIVTS OF Candyland Cheronis Bros. Gamble Builcllng , Corporation CANDY General Contractor LUNCHES Our Own IN1ake f Ice Cream Liberty Court, Warren, Pa. ' PHONE 2238 VVarren, Pa. x w x w 118 N 15 , N1sa,z11a,15 .mu Tirnes S quare ww Jw J-U'l.fl-I.. S uper Service III! RRENJS 0 FINEST STH TION Quaker State Lubrication .Bd .ual-,UM lX'Iotor Tune Up Battery Service One Stop Srrfuiu' Phone 1672 Aauued 'Q T I U J L 1 .l- V f N COJUPLIXIIEN TS Ol N 119 2 1 ? DODGE PLYNIOUTH CARS DODGE JOB-RATED TRUCKS SALES and SERVICE Cl Cl 6 VVater Street YVarren, P PHONE 2700 BUICK SALES and SERVICE G. M. C. TRUCKS Annex Garage, Inc. Marker Stre t Warren, P PHONE 719 120 AN f1 Joe's Fruit Market VVarren, Penna. COJIIIPLIJWEN TS OF 'IBuy at Joe's and Warren ,rave .rome Doughk' o . . VVE DELIVER Billiard Academy 0 Phone 3020 XVarren, Penna. L . II. a Q K1 lk r- x King Air Service PHONE 2388 BEST ll'1SHES VVarren, Pennsylvania T0 THE PRIVATE AND COMIYIERCIAL CLJSS OF 1948 FLIGHT TRAINING . Also for Veterans under the G. I. Bill of Rights Lamp-Lite Dinor Dealer for PIPER CUBA ERCOUPE I- lr 121 SENIOR ACTIVITIES-CContinuedl MEAD. WVYLLIS MEDDOCK.'DEAN Latin Club 2, 3: Art Club 4. MEYERS, WILLIAM Dramatic Club 3, 4: Assembly Plays 4: Football 2, 3, 4: Carnival 2. 3. 4. MILLER, JAMES Baseball 2. MILLER, PHYLLIS Girls' Club 3, 4: Stenoprraphers' Club 4: Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4: Dragonette 2: Cur- nival 2, 3. MITCHELL, JEAN Girls' Club 3, 4: Latin Club 2: Spanish Club 3, 4: Dramatic Club 3, 4: Dragonette 3: Assembly Programs 3: Band 3, 4: Stu- dent Council 4: Commencement Usher 3: Senior Play 4. MOLINARO, YOLANDA MOONEY, SALLIE Girls' Club 2, 3: Chorus 2. 3: Student Council 2: Carnival 2. 3. MUSANTE, ELIZABETH Art Club 4. NELSON. CAROL Girls' Club 2. 3, 4: Stenograpliers' Club 4: Dramatic Club 2, 3: Dragon 4: Dragon- ette 2: Chorus 2, 3: A Cappella Choir 3, 4: Art Club 4. NELSON, DONALD Basketball 3. NICHOLS, LELA Stenographers' Club 4: Chorus 3: A Cup- pella Choir 4. NICHOLSON, JAMES I-Ii-Y 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 2: German Club 3, 4: Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4: Dragonette 3: Junior Play 3: Evening of Plays 3: As- sembly Plays 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Carnival 2, 3: Senior Play 4. 122 NICHOLSON, KEITH Latin Club 2: German Club' 3, 4: As- sembly Programs 3: Student Council 3: Carnival 3. NIVER, CAROL Girls' Club 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 2, 3, 4: Dramatic Club 3, 4: Nunc et Tune 4: Ju- nior Play 3: Chorus 2: A Cappella Choir 4: Senior Play 4: Assembly Program 4. NORDIN, MARILYN Girls' Club 2, 3: Leaders' Club 2, 3: Chorus 2: Commencement Usher 3. NUHFER, MARJORIE O'CONNOR, EILEEN Girls' Club 2, 3: Latin Club 2, 3: Candy Salesman 4: Carnival 3. ODELL, NANCY Girls' Club 2, 3, 4: Stenographers' Club 4: Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 2: Even- ing of Plays 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Commence- ment Usher 8. OWEN, LOIS Stenographers' Club 4. OWEN, LOUIS . Football 2, 3: Carnival 2, 3: Art Club 4. PAPALIA, NANCY PASSINGER, BETTY PASTRICK, EUGENE Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 2: German Club 3, 4: Dragon 2, 3: Football 3: Track 2. PAUL, LOUISE PERRY, THOMAS ' German Club 3, 4. PETERSEN, KENT Chorus 2: A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4. PETERSEN, MARIE Stenographers' Club 4: Leaders' Club 2, 3: Assembly Programs 3: Carnival 2: Com- mencement Usher 3. NN N COJIPLIJIENTS OF B. V. Lesser O Insurance WILSON Sporting Goods Ii Pays lo Play fPz'c'kgz'z'.s' Compliments of The Schaeffer Eleclric Company CUII-IPLIIIVIENTS OF E. H. Ley IYSUR-XNCF 0 410 YVarren National Bank Building . X 1 -l K J Chief Cornplanter Post No. 135 American Legion Congratulates THE CLASS OF 1948 and THE DRAGON BAND For its fine work during the past years 5' if 1 -1- COJUPLIIIIEN TS OF O FURNITULR5 CHQ You've tried the rest, now try the best 31 Pennsylvania Avenue, East PHONE 781 jd --sul 1:0.11PL1MENTs 01' ,,- . i,u'..x' a I ' o Fa a e s I Music Company Baker S CLEANERS and FURRHQRS 211 Third Avenue I 201 Penna. Ave., VV. Phone 9873 VVarren, Pa. One of the greatest aids to success . in life is a good appearance Let us take good care of your wardrobe. -,w wl- 125 Warren County Dairy Milk The milk tlmfs belief' F7'f l'j' zlayi' Cream Top Milk Chocolate Milk Homogenized Milk Buttermilk Coffee Cream Cottage Cheese Warren County Dairy Assoclahon 100 Lookout Street Phone 233 16 COJIIPLIIHEN TS OF KING-KEYSTONE CLAUDE H. KING, Prop. O ROOFING - SPOUTING - SKYLIGHTS HEATING - VENTILATING -- AIR CONDITIONING CUSTOM SHEET METAL XVORK . . 310 Chestnut Street XXYEFFCII, Pa. Phone 1977 C O11-I PLI fl-I E N TS OF Floridin Company VVarren, Penna I - - I 127 SENIOR ACTIVITIES-QContinuedD PETERSON. CARL Hi-Y 3, 4: Latin Club 2: German Club 3, 4: Dramatic Club 4: Student Council 2: Sen- ior Play 4. PETERSON SHIRLEY Girls' Club 2, 3, 4: Stenographers' Club 4: Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4: Assembly Plays 3. PIERCE. DONNA Girls' Club 4. PRING, LOUISE Girls' Club 3: Stenographers' Club 4: Lead- ers' Club 2. 3. QUIGGLE, MARJORIE RADSPINNER, GRETCHEN Girls' Club 2, 3: Stenoprraphers' Club 4: Dramatic Club 2, 3: Assembly Programs 2, 3: Carnival 2, 3. RADSPINNER. MARY Stenoprraphers' Club 4: Carnival 2. RAPP, SXLLIE Girls' Club 2, 3, 4: Stenogrraphers' Club 4: Orchestra 3, 4. REED, RICHARD Basketball 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Stu- dent Council 2, 3, 4: Carnival 3: Com- mencement Usher 3. REGINA, ANGELO Football 4: Track 4: Art Club 4. REILLEY, JAMES Art Club 4. REYNOLDS, VIRGINIA Chorus 2. RIEG. LOUIS Hi-Y 4: Latin Club 2: German Club 2, 3: Assembly Programs 3, 4: Band 3, 4. RISTAU, RAY Band 2, 3: Football 2: Art Club 4. ROBERTS. ETHEL Girls' Club 4: Stenoprraphers' Club 4. ROCK, JAMES Hi-Y 3, 4: Latin Club 2: German Club 3, 4: Dramatic Club 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Track 2: Carnival 3. ROSS, YVONNE Latin Club 2: Spanish Club 3. ROWLAND, RUTH Girls' Club 2, 4: Latin Club 2: Spanish Club 3, 4: Dramatic Club 2: Dragonette 3: Carnival 3. RUDOLPH, DONALD Baseball 2: Art Club 4. RULANDER, CHARLES. RYBERG, MARTHA Girls' Club 4: Latin Club 2: German Club 3, 4: Dramatic Club 3, 4: Dragon 2: Even- ing of Plays 3: Assembly Plays 3: A Cap- ella Choir 4: Commencement Usher 3: Art Club 4. SALERNO, MARY JANE SAMUELSON, LUCILLE Band 2, 3, 4. SASSERSON, DONNA SAYLOR, ANN Girls Club 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 2: Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4: Dragonette 3, 4: Evening of Plays 3: Assembly Plays 4: A Cappella Choir 3, 4. SCALISE, DONALD Football 3: Baseball 2. SCI-IMATZ, EDWARD Art Club 4. f N f N Ba rfsch Furnifure Co. rwzlrrj' the Girl, 1l'e'11 Furnish Ihr HOIIIF 0 52-60 Penna. Ave., East PHONE 122 Warren, Pa. Dependability has been established through years of service XVarren, Pa. COJIPLIIHEN TS OI E. D. Ever+s Hardware Co. VVarren, Pa. 0 PHONE 82 J X , N N S. H. Rasmussen PLUMBING AND HEATING CONTRACTOR 25 Brook St. XXVZIITCII, Pa. PHONE 341 f' N COJIPLIJIIENTS OF Clair J. Beyer Phone 2284 CONTRACTING f N r VVE CARRY . ONLY QUALITY GOODS CO1'llPL1f'llED+ I S OI' NIEN'S I Top Coats Conway S Shirts suits Barber Shop Hats Ties O Under J' A' XVarren Bank Sc Trust 346 Penna. Ave., VV. Y l. x 1 Q 1 130 f X CONGRJ TULJ TIONS CLASS of 19-18 METZGER-WRIGHT's congratulates you, the members of the 1948 graduating class of Warretl High School. VV-e Want you to feel that Mnuoen-WVruoHT's stands ready to serve you now as it has in your past years whether you are going to college or to work. It is your store in Yvarren. Metzger-Wrighf's STILL SELLING MERCHANDISE THAT XfVON'T Coma BACK TO CUSTOMERS THAT XVILL. 131 Ace Auto Stores Automobile Accessories and Sporting Goods 0 Telephone WARREN 1671 329 Penna. Ave., E., Warren, Pa. f N M EN'S and BOYS' N COJIJPLIMENTS or Kuhre's North Warren Market I PHONE 3186 J X Compliments of . I THE Clothing and Furmshmgs N at Reasonable Prices THHDVHS BROTHERS Lighthouse o Service Station a Penna. Ave. at Conewango -I-10 Penna. Ave., VV. Phone 600 ' Warren, Pa. X J K J r fil The Tiny Gift Shop Look at the gifts in your magazines and buy them here HSM Conewango Avenue VVarren, Penna. PHONE 177 Conzplimfnis of Lund herg's General Store North VVarren The Style Shop Best in iVIen's Wear' O The best in nationally ad- vertised clothing and furnish- ings for the young man and the man who stays young. 0 ?Y HKEEPSAKEH DIAMONDS VVATCHES JEWELRY Expert Repairing o Mrs. C. A. Nichols 217 Hickory St. Opp. New Process SENIOR ACTIVITIES-Qllonrinuedj SCHMIEDEL, DUANE German Club 3, 4: Football 2, 3, 4: Der Gemutlicbe Verein 8. SCHWARTZ, RONALD Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 2: German Club 3, 4: Assembly Programs 3: Football 2, 3, 4: Student Council 2. 3, 4: 'Tratlic Squad 4 : Class Officer 3, 4: Der Gemutliche Verein 2, 3. 4. SEAVY, JUDD Latin Club 2: German Club 2, 3: Assembly Programs 4: Football 2, 3, 4: Baseball 3, 4. SELLERS, JEAN Girls' Club 2, 3, 4: Dramatic Club 2, 3. SHARP, JOHN German Club 2, 3: Art Club 4. SHEPARDSON, ALICE SHIELD, MARY JANE Girls' Club 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 2: Spanish Club 3, 4: Dramatic Club 3, 4: Candy Sales- man 4: Art Club 4: Senior Play 4. SMITH, DELBERT SMITH, JOYCE Girls' Club 3, 4: Latin Club 2: Spanish Club 3, 4: Dramatic Club 8, 4: Art Club 4. SMITH, SARA Latin Club 2: Spanish Club 4: Dramatic Club 4: Band 2, 4: Senior Play 4. SMITH, VERN Art Club 4. SNAVLEY, WILLIAM Art Club 4. SOMERS, CAROL Girls' Club 3, 4: Stenographers' Club 4: Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4: Leaders' Club 2, 3: Band 2, 3, 4: Carnival 2, 3. SONGER, BETTY Chorus 2: A Cappella Choir 3, 4. SORENSEN, BARBARA Latin Club 2: Spanish Club 3, 4: Leaders' Club 2, 3: A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4. SORENSEN, CURTIS STEARNS, JAMES Latin Club 2, 3: German Club 3, 4: Foot- ball 3: Track 2, 3. STOCKDILL, FRANCES Stenographcrs' Club 4. STODDARD, DOROTHY German Club 3, 4. STONE, RICHARD C. German Club 2, 3: Traflic Squad 4. STREICH, BARBARA Girls' Club 3: Latin Club 2: German Club 3, 4: Dramatic Club 2. SUPPA, JAMES Latin Club 2. SUTTER, JOHN Dragonette 4: Basketball 3, 4: Baseball 3: Art Club 4. SWANSON, ARNOLD Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 3, 4. SWANSON, DEANE Hi-Y 3, 4: German Club 2, 3: Dramatic Club 4: Assembly Plays 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Art Club 4: Der Gemutlicbe Verein 8. SWANSON, C. JOANNE Stenographers' Club 4. WALKER'S CELEBRATED T IXL ICE CRE A M HOMOGENIZED MILK BU TTERM I L K COTTAGE CHEESE CHOCOLATE MILK Walker Creamery 'Producfs Co. 305-315 Union St. VVz1r1'en, Pa. 15 COJM PLI Ill EN TS OF Forestview Skating Rink SHEFFIELD, PENNSYLVANIA Penn Furnace and Iron Company VV:1rren, Pennsylvania o l1lIUlllfI1l'lll7'l?l'5 of PENNSYLVANIA GAS FURNACES AND FLOOR HEATERS PENNCO GAS BOILERS PENNSYLVANIA TRUCK AND SEMI-TRAILERS AND TANKS SHEET AND PLATE CONSTRUCTION L J 136 Besf Wishes +0 +l1e elm of 1942 yuuga , 1 smug Q L' .5 5 Warren School Music Boosfers IHC. f X f fjlllllfililllfllfi of Colllfwliznenfx of , GOTTO'S NVHOLESALE FRUIT Sunray Electric, Inc. AND PRODUCE . 0 7111 PEI'lI!Sj'lV1llliZl Ave., E. XVZIITCII, Pennsylvzmiu xva,-I-my Pe,mS5-lmnif, K 4 J N , N flomfafff fffffff of 1,1F1e AUTO A. 8: B. Appliance Co. C, C, RALAMAZOO SALI-is INSURANCE c S1.1QllfC1.1 WWAN5 XYg11'1'en'l'Q ,,,, S,-1,-anin FIRE LIABILITY 13S f N X Oneida Lumber 8: Supply Co. MILLXVORK AND BUILDING MATERIAL -I-05 Beech Street XVarren, Pa. Everything from Foundation tu Roof Quality First - Service Always Victor H. Offerle Florisf O IS I-Iertzel Street PHONE -I--H XVZIITCII, Pa. Mack's Hezldquzwters for NEYVS MAGAZINES CIGARS TOBACCO CIGARETTES SMOKERS' SUPPLIES CONFECTIONS SCHOOL SUPPLIES KODAK FILM SHEET MUSIC Irluntingg and Fishing Equipment Supplies 346 Penna. Ave., XV. PHONE 2921 GENERAL XIACHINE IVORK and GAS AND ELECTRIC XVELDING Betts Machine Company 1800 Penna. Ave., YV. VVnrren, Pa. SENIOR ACTIVITIES-CContinuedJ SWANSON, JOANNE M. Girls' Club 4: Carnival 3. SWANSON, NEIL Hi-Y 3, 4: German Club 3, 4: Junior Play 3: Assembly Plays 3, 4: Assembly Pro- grams 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 3, 4. TEMPLETON, JOSEPH Hi-Y 3, 4: Latin Club 2: Spanish Club 3, 4: Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4: Dragon 3, 4: Dragonette 3: Junior Play 3: Assembly Plays 2, 3, 4: Assembly Programs 3, 4: Student Council 4: Carnival 2. 3: Art Club 4: Senior Play 4. 'l INGWALL, ANN Girls' Club 3, 4: Latin Club 2, 3: German Club 3: Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4: Dragonette 2, 3: Nunc et Tune 3: Evening of Plays 3: Assembly Plays 3, 4: Assembly Programs 3, 4: Chorus 2, 3: A Cappella Choir 3, 4: Cheerleader 3, 4: Student Council 4: Candy Salesman 2, 4: Carnival 2, 3. TRANTER. CONSTANCE Latin Club 2: Spanish Club 3, 4: Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4: Assembly Plays 3: Assembly Programs 3: Evening of Plays 4: A Cap- pella Choir 2, 3, 4: Carnival 3: Commence- ment Usher 3. TRAUB. LOIS Stenographers' Club 4: Dragonette 3: Car- nival 2. TRITT. JANET Girls' Club 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 2: German Club 3, 4: Dramatic Club 2, 8, 4: Leaders' Club 2, 3: Dragon 3, 4: Junior Play 3: As- sembly Plays 3: Assembly Programs 2, 3, 4: Student Council 2: Carnival 2, 3: Der Gemutliche Verein 4. UPDEGRAFF, JOHN Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4: Assembly Plays 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Carnival 2, 8. VALENTINE, CURTIS A Cappella Choir 2, 3: Basketball 2: Track 2, 3. VALENTINE, GEORGIA Girls' Club 4: Stenographers' Club 3: As- sembly Programs 3, 4: Chorus 2: A Cap- pella Choir 3, 4: Carnival 3. WADE, VERSAL Girls' Club 2, 3: Dramatic Club 3, 4: Lead- .ers' Club 2, 3: Assembly Programs 3, 4: Commencement Usher 3. WALCHLI, RANDALL I-Ii-Y 3, 4: Latin Club 2: Spanish Club 3, 4: Band 3, 4. WALKER, ELSIE Latin Club 2: German Club 3, 4: Dramatic Club 2, 3: Dragonetke 2: Assembly Pro- grams 2, 3: Chorus 2: A Cappella Choir 3, 4: Carnival 3. WALKER, HELEN Girls' Club 2, 3: Latin Club 2: German Club 3, 4: Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4: Leaders' Club 2, 3: Dragon 3, 4: Dragonette 4: Junior Play 3: Evening of Plays 3: Assembly Plays 3: Assembly Programs 3: Student Council 3, 4: Carnival 3: Commencement Usher 3: Art Club 4: Der Gemutliche Verein 4: Senior Play 4. WEAVER. BETTY LOU Stenographers' Club 4. WEHNER, MECHTILDE Girls' Club 2, 3: Latin Club 2: Spanish Club 3, 4: German Club 2, 3: Assembly Programs 3. 4: Chorus 2: A Cappella Choir 3, 4. WENDELBOE, MARY, Girls' Club 4: Latin Club 2: German Club 3, 4: Dramatic Club 3, 4: Leaders' Club 2, 3: Junior Play 3: Assembly Programs 2, 3: Band 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 3, 4: Art Club 4. VVERTZ. JOAN Latin Club 2: Spanish Club 2. VVOHLERS, CLARA YAGGE, JOANN Girls' Club 3, 4: Latin Club 2: German Club 3, 4: Dramatic Club 2, 3: Assembly Programs 3: A Cappella Choir 3, 4: Der Gemutliche Verein 3. YARZABEK, HELEN Stenographers' Club 4: Dramatic Club 4: Dragon 4: Evening' of Plays 4. ZOCK. JAMES Football 4: Art Club 4. Fiir Schickteste Modem und Die Beste Kiiufc Probicren Sie TIE JIJLULSM1 sl- Exclusifvely Music RECORDS -- INSTRUMENTS - SUPPLIES PIANOS K TEACHING MUSIC and BOOKS ' Biekarck BIUSIC Phone 54 HOUSE Rfford Iiradqzlzlrirzzv Sinrr 1919 141 co,111fL1M15NTs or XVARRICN LODGE 109 Loyal Order of the Moose NVarren, Pennsylvania Fl CUlllP1ilII!'llfS of The Glamour Beauty Salon Phone 3325 13 Madison Ave. 0 Conti Barber and Beauty Shop ' Phone 1999 S06 Penna. Ave., E. t f--f la ' x C0llIf7,illlPIlfA' of O. K. Service Station Complete NIOBIL Service Osiuiz 'Kxom-if, Proprietor Phone 3070 North YVarren, Penna. K J 142 Z3 :: egg an 3 . .f R, . 'fx' gn ZR! Q.. I A spendtbrw is never happy A rniser is never rich A flarwy :nan is never poor DEPOSIT PART OF EVERY DOLLAR YOU EARN IN A BANK ACCOUNT WITH US WARREN :NATIONAL EMBER MEMBER FEDERAL REsERvE FEDERAL DEPos1'r xx SYSTEM INSURANCE com' Co e Second Avenue and Liberty St t 1-I3 f N 6 N Stanley Sturgis OPTICAL PARLOR COMPLETE OPTICAL SERVICE Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted Broken Imlrrcfr Dzzfrlimlrzl ALL SINGLE VISION PRE- SCRIPTIONS FILLED VVITHIN AN HOUR nvswmzn rnoxvr Lmnlxc: MANUFACTURERS PHONE 673 2 Pennzl. Ave., YV., YVarren, Pa. Complinwntx of Nelson 8: Ellberg Excavating and Grading Contractors o PHONE 1331 C0llIP1iIIlFlIfX of Alexander Rashid Company Home of Quality Rugs and Carpets 0 Warren, Pennsylvania A '61 Best Pfixhex to the Clzm' of 1948 Garrison lnsurance Agency 21+ Liberty Street PHONE 3313 123 Elm Street XXYIIITCII, Penna INSURANCE :md BONDS K ? W J MASTERSON TRANSFER COMPANY i x GflERRX. x X l - X I I IHUCIIRKB 0151 Ill - COMPLETE TRANSFER SERVICE 0 805 Lexington Ave., Phone, Warren, Pa., 35 K J f A Clllllfililllfllfi of Certified Electric Corporation o Incandescent Lamps Fluorescent Fixtures Fluorescent Lamps Plug Fuses Fluorescent Starters Renewable Cartridge Fuses Executive Ollices VVARREN, PENNSYLVANIA Q 9 f A Warren Business School 224-226 Penna. Ave., VVest WARREN, PENNA. The school where the individual, not the class, is the unit of instruction courzsss: Accounting Executive Secretarial Stenographic Private Secretarial General Business Advanced Accounting Business Administration Short courses offered in Accounting. Typing and Shorthand at Night School PHONE 527 X 9 145 C0lHf7lillIl'IIf3' of Clarence O. Swanson PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT K J f N 1 VISIT G. C. Murphy Co. THE FRIENDLY STORE 146 f N DUCATION DOES NOT MEAN TEACHING PEOPLE XVHAT THEY DO NOT KNOVV. IT MEANS TEACHING THEM TO BEHAVE AS THEY DO NOT BEHAVE. IT IS NOT 'TEACHING THE YOUTH THE SHAPES OF THE LETTERS AND THE TRICKS OF NUMBERS, AND THEN LEAV- ING THEM TO TURN THEIR ARITHMETIC TO ROGUERY, AND THEIR LITERATURE TO LUST. IT MEANS, ON THE CONTRARY, TRAINING THEM INTO THE PERFECT EXERCISE AND KINGLY CONTINENCE OF THEIR BODIES AND SOULS. IT IS A PAINFUL, CONTINUAL, AND DIFFICULT XVORK TO BE DONE BY KINDNESS, BY WVATCHING, BY XVARNING, BY PRECEPT, AND BY PRAISEQ BUT ABOVE ALL. BY EXAMPLE. - John Ruskin. o Courtesy of BOARD. OF SCHOOL DIRECTORS School Disfrici' of Warren Borough I-I7 ii For - WARREN NEVVS DISTRICT NEVVS I and NATIONAL FEATURES Read the Erie Daily Times C2111 WHfl'CIl 1513 ' with news, or to subscribe K J Complimenls of THE Crescenl' Floral Gardens SHERM OI-'FERLE 0 VVe Fill Your Flower Needs 1 ix Complinzents of Carver Ho+el, Inc. Best Food on the Roosevelt Highway X X Bl BEST VVISHES to the CLASS OF 1948 Creed A. Erickson Insurance I I G. NI. BORG F. E. BORG 0 Borg S+udlo PHOTOGRAPHS Kodaks Photo Finishing Cine'-Kodaks Films Filmos Supplies Revere Movie Cameras 16mm Sound Projectors YVarren, Perma. r NI SODA FOUNTAIN LUNCHEONETTE The United Cigar Store NEYVSPAPERS RIAGAZINES Corner of Liberty and Second I Y N COIllj5liIlIFIlf.9 of Angove's Markei' FRESH DRESSIED CHICKENS OUR SPECIJLTY L- J 149 1:15 fnvwss Of when Pansy ou would A ha? friend' faffmga bluldk account- I pan Q 0 X V Q .-.-- .-:42 E 1E!E2E2:2:C' SPEND WISELY EVERY DAY -SAVE SOMETHING EVERY WEEK WARREN BANK 81 TRUST COMPANY ' MEMBER KQ EMBER pgDgRAL DEPOSIT - FEDERAL RESERV msummcn conr. SYSTEM in All Ways and Always Sane - ' ' IT , If 1x-us LOAF! 'X' ff Z. Wvvwiwsimi. -2 F1 . ',.,,,.,-Q5 S fig L- ix 1 ,Kgs ,x Butter' x Q' lim lgiilxx gwgd X 0 f Q4 xx Q, wus A z I , ff' 1-24 , ,xx X f l o 1 E9 X I I ' T f I x X ,. .5 xA5T X' , 1 . , Warren Baking Company THE PURPOSE OF THE VVARREN Y-TEENS IS TO CREATE AN EVERLASTING FRIENDSHIP AMONG ALL GIRLSg TO BETTER OUR CHARAC- TER AND PERSONAL- 'I'RAITSg AND TO DO ALL WE CAN FOR OTHERS, YVHILE INCREASING OUR RESPECT AND DEVOTION TOXVARDS GOD. Compliments of Young Women's Christian Association XR72l1'l'EIl, Penna. 151 I N Freeman O. Peferson Funeral Home 1003 Pennsylvanizz Avenue, East XVm'ren, Pa. f - x Collzplinzcfrzts of Donald B. Smith DRUGS AND SODA FOUNTAIN 215 Penna. Ave., East VVzu'ren, Penna x - J f N 1 Shulman s fi I an11'ly Store for Ofver Forty Years 120 Pennsylvania Ave., East . 1Varren Penna M J 152 f JOB? TRADE? CAREER? A i I VVhen school days are over, and you are prepared to seek permanent employment, investigate the possibilities of XVarren's own growing industry. VVe may have that place and opportunity for you. Solar Electric Corpora+ion 121 Central Avenue VVarren, Pennsylvania t J 153 F N ' N The La Vogue Beau'ry Salon for the 4s '.i,J-Jil - f'sl f- ' aw mf? QMTSQITIQI uglu I lf M 1 A F , ' 5 . . 5. -. .I .',1,f..--Myjbi, 4,1 . fx., l . I,:I.iff-ft H111 II A -2:1 y' gf -- 1 - 'W .sw-, E - f' x g'f 2 t ,. .Q T- 1 . N- IU . ' 2133 QI? 1- AQ,-ig' ':aw.,aG-+,',,.q ' N I :if +-' ' - , ff' - , , N EXVEST AND LATEST in HAI R STYLES . 0 PHONE 100 9 il J x Leo D. Gibson Funeral Home 304 East Street, VVa1'ren, Pa. PHONE 675-J INVALID CAR SERVICE .vufrrrior ,wr1'iff' thai llf'i'l'I' curls more: affrn less C0lI'ifPL1fIfEIVTS OF Texas Lunch 212-21+ Penna. Ave., Yvest XVHI'TCl1, Perma. PHONE 429 N 1 154 THE CROSSROADS RESTAURANT - SODA BAR Russell, Pcnna. Phone 2451 Famous for Home Cooked Foods and Pastry - Plus Good Old-Fashioned Hospitality 0 Sunday Chicken DI.lll1UI'.S' Our Specialty JIIIQAE and WNAE -L FM FOR THE FINEST RADIO LISTENING 155 f X CKLUPLIZUENTS OF l r f- AL Y 'NFMML N , 5' 'QC V' ' 5 lf ,V Q. .: x, X M! lx Q ' . ffl Warren Gear Manufacfuring Co K J 156 Jean Carol Hal' Shop Exclusive Agency for Dobbs Thornton Stetson Gage Hats 5 N Warren Counly Insurance Agency Paul XV. Yagge, :Igrnt I N S U R A N C E Fire - Automobile - Accident Bonds 207-S VVarren Bank 8 Trust Co. Bldg. PHONE 272 XVarren, Pennsylvania Donnelly Coal 84 Colne Co. COMMERCIAL DOINIESTIC OLGA BLUE COAL Stretch your heating dollar further with DQNNELLY FUEL SERVICE 0 PHONE 707 1006 Penna. Ave. E., VVz1rren, Penna. f N Cozllplilmwtx to Class of '48 O Village Kitchen Templeron Funeral Home Corner of Prospect and Madison Ave. 0 PHONE 2130 For Expert Axnhulzlnce Service Lady Attendant .J f:07l1I5ll'f!'J110l1I'l'7I Sf'rfviz'4' for ll arr'en and Ivifillifj' Located on XVHI'l'Cl1'S East Side Commerce Oil Corporation YVARREN, PENNSYLVANIA K J 158 The r x .Y-E9 - , , r B 'Wk 52 , ' f ' .. J IZ Xb xjsxkwew -:V I 1 2 V We v,-.,W!,,, Q is J,f,f7 l I -S . fp' 2' J egx r il Hel? 7- N fr 5 v w V' , 1. 5 'xl X my p S 'W u -' .s r e S rf' 5 5 ,,g11f15sS--Q-', ,Megf 5 Q1 'QM 5 W -N A' C5 4 ev - '- ,Qi fr, -. bww u g Y ' I 'Q hx' Cxd fl X A gp B .. QF J3 ' 'rp If ' .+,g4-e,i54N ff 5 f N 5 f 52:1 Q1 4 ' liii 'Gi . '?' E+fE e jf . gr ' ,WI ei JI- ,, 2ff1'?2'2,ff - 2 ace is to the strong - the healthy - the prepared Life challenges our best and CHARACTER DOES COUNT OUR BEST IVISHES TO YOU Young Men's Chris1'ian Associaiion 159 Collzfllilrzmfx of Commonweallh Laundry LATEST STYLES SUMMER FOOTXVEAR Reasonably Priced 0 Good Lllfk to CIIISX of 1948 Les+er Shoe Co. N N C0lllf71ilIIl'llfS of Mos+er+'s Bakery 305 Penna. Ave., East Xvarren, Pa. PHONE 2339 J x .J N f N C0lIIflIillIPIlfS vf Wills Cleaners QMQ couvuuss f N HIHERIllHlIISIlI--- is an unfailing love of countryg loyalty to its institutions and idealsg eagerness to defend it against all enemiesg undivided allegiance to the Hagg and a desire to secure the blessings of lib- erty to ourselves and posterity. COX!-IPLIZI-IENTS OF Loten Dinsmoor-Fred Schwing Post No. 631 Veterans of Foreign Wars 162 f N Hammond Iron Works TVarren, Pennsylvania I STEEL TANKS STEEL PLATE CONSTRUCTION K I 2 f LRE . . . me W of ' 1:1644 ' ' Ile fell! . Like your own class, generations of graduates have con5dently chosen gradua- tion rings bcaring the D 8: C mark of high quality. Since 1898 such rings have been proudly worn by the members of thousands of classes, assured by our made right' guarantee that their rings exemplified the best in design, material, workmanship - and value. 4 4 I I fh I7 JOHN STREET, NEW YORK 8 - BOSTON - NEW ORLEANS - PROVIDENCE 163 r --A L ik CONGRA TULJ TIONS Compliments to The Class of TO THE CLASS 19-1-8 OF 19-18 o 0 Vi,.g,Ann Valone's Shoe Store PHONE 270 Flower 226 Penna. Ave., XV. XVarren, Pa. II A .le i! Q ! --- s'3 x Congratulations Steinis Class of 19-13 FOR , junior Trends Roclc's Cleaners VVe Own and Operate Our Plant 1 Phone 3192 S02 Penna. Ave., E. X 1 Q- Junior Ideas Junior Sizes Stein's Q f COAIPLIJIENTS OF Pennsylvania Gas Company GAS The U on1lf'r Flame Thai Coofx as fl'e'1l as Hf'11i5 Community Consumer Discount Company Money to Loan SS,xx5W'4l6b Economical Financing for Every Purpose gr 4?-.. of Time PaYm91'1f in Amounts from Q, E Purchases S10 to S1000 'o ff' V y -. Autos, Stoves, Electrical Appliances Pennsylvania Avenue at Hickory Stre et Warren Pa I I ' 165 r ---x I CLASS OF '48 You're Always WVelcome at the Penn Bowling Cenfer Bowling at It.: Eesti' JOIN THIS NEVV RECREATION NOVV! For Reservations Phone 9711 K I f -1 1 N COIIIPLIJI4 EN TS OF Keys'rone Garage 706 Penna. Ave., VV. Now Featuring 1948 Ford Cars and Trucks Pennzoil Gas, Oil and Grease 166 Corzgrafulafions and Bexl IIfI'5,lL'5 fora Hzzppjf and Useful Church Life II Warren Coun+y Minis+erial Assoqiaiion X ? 5' Best Wfishes to the Class of 194-8 Ronnie's Texaco Service 106 Market Street, VVarren, Penna. A9 167 COIIIPLIAIENTS OF Warren Lions Club o C01IIfi1IIl1fl1fS of Warren County Tyberculosis Society EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL RESIDENTIAL - COMMERCIAL - FARM CONTRACTING SPVANCO IVILSON COMPLETE ' FARM KITCHENS EQUIPIVIENT o o GIBSON B GOULDS REFRIGERATORS VVATER RANGES ' SYSTEINIS Phone 478 418 Penna. Ave., IVL-st VVarren 168 HIC hlembers of the graduating class face a re- sponsibility greater than that of any previous gener- 2ltl0IlZ the establishment of permanent world peace. Let us realize the necessity of achieving such a goal, so that we might put forth our supreme ehorts . . THE SEHIUH ULHSS UF 1948 169 f N f X BEST IVISHES to the CLASS of 1948 from Ber+'s Rerzrlj'-Io-U'e'm' S HOP TIMI oe on 7 I xl Q' GENERAL REPAIRING AUTOBODY SPECIALISTS SINCLAIR PRODUCTS . Warren County Motors PHONE 1777 1810-12 Penna. Ave., XV. WVarren, Pa. C!ll1IfJ1illll'IlfX of The Piso Company I P1SO'S FOR COTQGHS fJfeM6un mzlnmzv M620- DRAWINGS MECHANICAL DRAFTING DESIGNING In Wash ZINC ETCI-IINGS Catalogs Pencil HALETONES ' Letterheads Crayon I COLOR PLATES Booklets Charcoal BEN DAY PLATES Mailing Pieces Air Brush 'IIINT BLOCKS Advertising 100 Harrison Street Jamestown, N. Y. l K 11 C0Il1fPliIlIPIIfS of Silver Lamp Co. Klzmufacturers of FLUORESCENT LAMP FIXTURES o North XV8X'I'CIl, Pa. Crltlwrizif' 111111 Ch11rI1'.v Pfffibone Antiques BOUGHT Sz SOLD 324 Penna. Ave., XV. XVARREN, PENNA. Rr.vidrm'1' Phone 59+ f N 6 N Warren Land Co. H. 'l'RnH.xRxE R. L. Hrzxmzxcxsox ET'!'l'.1'flIiIlg in Rall Esmtr 111111 Propavdy 11I!lIIIlgFlllf'lIf 252 Pennsylvania Avenue, VVest XVa1'ren, Pa. PHONE 3337 N C0lllfl1iIIIClIfS of Hepier's Heating 8: Roofing PHONE 791 Penna. Ave., XV. XVarren, Pa. k 9 W 1 'l5 THE NATIONAL FORGE and ORDNANCE COMPANY lrvme, Pemmsylvzlmn f -1 f N Co1r1fwlin1fnf.r of Warren Ro'I'ary Club ...ia X Compliments of Merle Graham SHOES sH1NED HATS CLEANED ' HOME OF GlLBERT'S P,-INAILIJ CHOCOLATES vli- , K 150 r The Very Finest in APPAREL For All the Family Q Friendly, Helpful Service Buy at Horen's Federal Store 237 Pennn. Ave., XV. fJ0lIIfY1iIl1l'llfX of Singer Sewing Center 3-+0 Penna. Ave., VV. PHONE 3383 COJIPLIJIEN TS OF G. G. Greene Manufaciuring Corporafion H-OS Pennsylvania Avenue, YVest, XVarren, Pa. XVE INVITE HONOR STUDIENTS T0 Al PLY FOR PERMANENT POSITIONS o Other G. G. Greene Enterprises -- PENNVVOOD PRODUCTS, INC. 1209 Fourth Avenue XVarren, PCIIIHI G. G. GREENE, INCORPORATED 1209 Fourth Avenue W8fl'CD, Penna. GGG METAL STAMPING CONIPANY, INC. Starhrick, XVZlTl'Cl1 County, Penna. THE BASHLIN COMPANY North XV3Tl'Cll, Penna. K 1- j 176 Nation Wide Stores A NEVV KIND OF CHAIN FOOD STORE No different from other chain stores in the all important detail of im- mense buying facilities and ability to sell at lowest prices - but NEVV in the idea that each store is an established neighborhood store-lNDlVlDU- ALLY OVVNED1instead of being operated by a manager. The result is BETTER methods of operation-giving the customer chain store advantage and direct Contact with the OXVNER, who is vitally interested in serving you BEST. J f- im BEST IfIf1SI-IES to the GRJDUXI TING CL,--ISS Cnnlplilnents of of i9-i-S Lamberfs Coffee Shop A -I-30 Penna. Ave., VVest , FRIEND Home iCook::d Food Courteons Service K ,, ,? Q -y 177 NU-GUARD CHEMICAL CO f A 5 9 lJHlLCO CAR RADIOS Car Radio Repair Il Sfufcizzlfr o J 8: M Radio Shop Radio Repairing and Model Supplies PHONE 3046 2 Penna. Ave., E. VVzu'ren, Pa. Needlework of all Kinds The Yarn Baslcet 5 Penna. Ave., VV. YVarren, o Opposite Bus Depot in-9 Q Pa. Society Cleaners Give You Top Quality and Finishing Q Free Call and Delivery Service and Elinor Repairs PHONE S98 Pennzi. Ave. at Conewangn Sugar Bowl Fountain Service Homemade Candy o 300 Penna. Ave., E. vquiaqaaphi .iv W W n Ap- lm 1 1 1 1 ' A fi- f ?f .,. f.Q 7 ' A f. if 4 -3, 1, ml-, ' 5 W ri W A -iqfqf-4' ' , 1 ,fH'3g ,,QgfgQ5w7gQ 1 ,:,M,aff4 1+ E-'4 'kE If' . ' ' ,. A-13 VZ CZ ZZ 'Illllllllllvxlllllullllllllvllllllllllilllllllltllillglnllllllll 5 3 q,.n..,f..fi..q.,-vf,,,.,.,, , ,- LZ OZ K: 9.1:-,f O U in , 1.1 11 ii f , , , A ' iam!! ' aumnmnmmmmwmmmim g4 N , , 7 ' - Lag i f' Nl'Xfx UH X ' +8 ' l K L M win..