Washington High School - Little Prexie Yearbook (Washington, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1948 volume:

. ,. ,fel . y. 1F' j'r-'A ! Q , 4 Q if -i M47 am' A fri . X 4? 4, Q ..F 'Q a A4 . - ' I -1. w Z , . x A Editor .,.,...,..,........ ,......,............. ..,..,,. R u th Harding Business Manager ..... ,.,.., C hauncey Headley Faculty Advisers 4,... ..,.... F Iorence Reed Jenn Robinson WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL THE 1948 LITTLE PREXIE ---ff1ffw-- PUBLISHED BY Tum LITTLE Pnaxm STAFF Fon TIIE SENIOR CLASS OF THE. WASHINGTON H1011 scHooL cT0N PA. ivkir 'kit FUREWURD In the pages which follow, We have attempted to preserve in picture and in print something of Wash High as We have known her this past year. If in future years a Word herein suggests a happy memory or a face recalls a friendg if a scene revives old surroundings or a snapshot hrings hack a vivid incident of these student daysg then this hook shall have accomplished its purpose. LITTLE PREXIE STAFF 4 CDNTENTS ADMINISTRATION ......,..I,....... SEN IORS ,.,4..,.....,... CLASSES .,...A,...,,A,.. SPORTS .....4...,,. ACTIVITIES I.,..,.......A, i x Front Entrance Facing out X V , ,X f , QQ ,R x , A K xx 1 . ., HK' -3. LI 1 1 fi V , .-.fa-vi . ,:if. 'Q... ' 5 . . 03, Q 4-fj,11v'1gfL , W...-A - -H, - ' ggi x I .1 W' -af:-pi,-1grfZ':.1'f' .... -F53 ' ' 1 L4j:.',Aff:ZZ.A-W A .Jfffx u.M,0:-,-- n-,L I V .,,,,...V.3jq,L,:,L... ,... QM xi W - -' - 'I11 .f1Qtf ,Q :L'Z1 ' .sf T' '- my wfwg,,.1'.-.ff--A V - f - -'hw' Luz, g',,,..4.f , ,, . Q .,,. 51 fi--M-Y' Af- . 'li' A-TQ.7 'f , c '. -V 21.9, M' - Z 'lf ' -N . .. ' 'F i q'-':. ' K '4,1r ---1- a ' . ' Q ,w , V :br Yijv 4 - . .. : .X W W Y, .:,-: N. f L , , - 1-Ctlf '4 A as N 5 Q, -1, Snow Scene- Northwest Entrance Main Entrance at night Our Auditorium Marine Band Concert N I LITTLE PREXIE STAFF I - r: :Wifi N- I it RUTH HARDINC CHAUNCEY HEADLEY Editor Business Manager EDITURIAL STAFF Betty Lou Driehorst Phyllis Fair George McDermott Helen Keefe, Assistant Editor ionald Jacobs Ruth Harding, Editor George Bookman Jean Skillen Charles Wilson Anna Marie Piccioni Patty Cimino BUSINESS STAFF Dorothy Kirkpatrick Louann Phillips Ted Hammers Retta Fuller Neil Conner Chauncey Headley, Business Mgr. Mary Anne Bendot Paul Cole, Asst. Bus. Mgr. Virginia Opoczenski Laura Lou Whiteman 8 4 -vm DMINISTRATION BUARD 0F EDUCATIUN President ....A.....,... .... l lay E. Knestrick Vice President .. James M. Lydic 'Sec1'eta1'y ..,..,,....A,A ,...... A . W. T. Strott Treasurer .,..., ...A......... . Arch Bromley C. O. Ashbaugh Harry W. Gray Heston M. Hill Iohn T. McClusky WVillia1n MCC. Richardson T. L. Anderson-Solicitor 'C' Non Board Members 10 DR. MEYERS B. HOHNER Superintendent of VVasl1ington Schools MR. SHELDON KELLEY Assistant Principal of VVashingtou High School MR. HOMER M. LOWRY Principal of VVashington High School FACULTY BETTY ABEL, A. B., B. S. Shorthand, Typewriting MARY L. BELL, A. B., M. A. f English -' 5 PHILIP R. BERRY, B. S. Biology A. L. BOULANGER, A. B. Geometry ii- H KATHARLNE M. soYLEs, A. a., B. E LAA'L f LA' English fa .:- '- HELEN BROMLEY, A. B., M. A. I 1 '--I World History A 7 V J 1 A rkgiaib .. DOROTHY I. BRYSON, A. B. Pennsylvania History, Civics, Economics JEANNE BUSBEY, B. S. Home Economics SARAH M. CLARKE, B. S. Algebra LEROY DAY, B. S., M. S. Science, Football Coach GERTRUDE DeNORMANDIE Mathematics VINCENT DiBELLO, B. S., M. Algebra, Plane Geometry MARGARET DICKIE, B.S. Home Economics GEORGE DONSON, A. B., M. A. Industrial Arts REED J, DUNN, B. S. Chemistry I2 L 1 l , fi Q , ZW if f A1 -.E viv ww! 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General and Advanced Science Jane Lane, A. B. History, Problems of Democracy William Laughlin, B. S. Health, Basketball Coach Lena Lively, A. B., M.A. Latin, English 13 Jay Luft, B. S. Inclustrial Arts Helen Manes, B. S. Science Tcresina Marino, A. B., M. A. French, Spanish Public Speaking Guy McCzu'rell, B. S. Physical Education Katherine McCool English Sarah McEnrue, A. B., M. A. English W'illiam McClumphy, B. S. Geography Loretha McMinn, B. S. Bookkeeping, Shorthand Doris McNary, B. M. Ed. Vocal Music Junior Iligh School Mary Moore General Mathematics Virginia Moore, B. S. Shorthancl, Typewriting Mary Jean Nelan, B. S. History, Journalism . Florence Recd, A. B. English, Mathematics Etha McC. Richardson Vocal Music Supervisor Laura Robb, B. S. History, Librarian 14 . fa, 69? f A ,if Wu X . .V 7 ,V ,nl , ii rrs .1 ,H an ,W I, 'STV FACULTY 4 . gf , ,. 1 4 'V X H... M, J. f 2 K A f . , A . . 9 ,,g,.,,. W iz, V Z.. Y, ,g wh' J , . . ,.., . 2 ' .. ? . '2rl,N' g 595 .4 . 1 .' 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Booliliccping Florence Van Nostrand , Art Art Supervisor Margaret Williams History, Civics, Spclling Grace A. Wolf, B. S. Home Economics Beatrice Woodward, B. S., M. Ez Physical Education 15 r l In the main ofiice, we find! 5 Excused, or unexcused . . . that is the question decided by Mr. Kelley and Mr. Amos when students are fordy. 'Y ' i Q-V x ' 'E- 'til . Q? gi f Q Rik 5 , ' M Sr,-if ffl? F' - l ' gl I 5 A Q - fo Miss Riggle-the solu- Miss Andrew - 0 u r Mr. Amos-our homo Miss Miller - o u r Miss Hall-our check tion to all our school telephone Voice! and school visitor chancellor of the ex- er of absentees problems chequer EIJUGATIUN FUR HEALTHY LIVING Pennsylvania has taken a forward stride to assure more of our young people of healthier, stronger bodies. Our recent School Act :,tj:425 provides a complete physical examination every two years for each student and each school em- ployee. This examination will detect many phy- sical defects which can be treated by family phy- sicians before they become severe handicaps. ., . p age lr ' , fr. ' m in ' , K -,nj 7 ii . The cooperation of parents, teachers, and pupils will make this program a success. We owe the success of our Well organized health program to our school nurse, Ocie Fryeg to our Medical examiners, Dr. Guy Patterson and Dr. Ellenetta Nobleg to our Dental examiner, Dr. F. C. Wcllerg and to our Dental Hygienist, Bessie Marie Brightbill. Bessie Marie Brightbill, Dental Hygienist Ocie Frye, School Nurse Dr. Weller examines a student's teeth I say, can you hear me?,' Dr. Patterson tests the hearing of a 9th grade student. 6 SPEAKING 0F PICTURES wi , r r i 4 51 3 jg ,tangy ' . 'IS Santa visits the Faculty Party Little Prexie Staff at won Future typists! Bacteria Beware! Steppin' high Solid comfort: Masters of maintenar Gray Gilson Criswell Dodd Boardley Miller SENIURS Senior Advisers MR. JAY LUFT MRS. RUTH WVEGE THE SENIUR CLASS We are the Class of 1948-this is our class, this has been our year. We, as a class, have traveled along the same road for Iive vears now. Some of us have gathered many honors along the way, others only a few. We've worked on dance committees, class committees, we've sung in as- semblies together, we've had parties together, weive gone to a hundred and one sports events together, we,ve gone to dances together, weive watched the transition in one another from the time we were little Sth graders-awed at the greatness of our building-to the present time. Now, we were the Seniors. This was a little difficult to realize at first, for we felt no older and not very much wiser, but now we were the 9.0 Senior leaders, and four classes were looking to us to follow. So we did our best to be leaders. Again this Senior idea hifi us-for we were doing so many things for the last time, our last class, our last pep assembly, our last football game, our last Spring play. Then the last minute rush of writing final papers--last tests-and the bliss of Senior vacation. Then we were together as a class for the last time as we marched proudly up to where Mr. Knestrick, President of our Board of Education, handed us our diplomas with congratulations. VVe walked back to our seats. NVe smiled a wistful but happy smile. VVe were the Senior Class of 1948. SENIURS GLASS 0F 1948 MITCHELL ABBAS-- Mitch . . . Ambition-Airplane inecli- f anim . . . Ilobby--Collect Army Insignias ix Qt is EE PEGGY ADAMS- VVeaselv . . . Clicerleador . . . QQ Chorus . . . Little President Stafl . . . Senior ti Play . . . Spring Play . . . Y-Teens S' S r ROBERT ADAMS BETTY AMES . . . Ambition-Nurse . . . Hobby- Skating DOROTHY AMON- Dotty', . . . Sorores Club . . . Ambition Secretary HAROLD ANDERSON-'iAndy', . . . Band . . . Football . . . Spring Play . . . Track FRED. ANDYj- Sl1orty Q. . . Cheerleader . . . Kc Cl l y u J . . . Little President Stall . . . Senior Play . . . Spring Play . . . Student Council DANIEL ANCELILLO- Dann MARGARET APACHE- Margie', . . . Band . . . Homeroom olbver . . . Little President Stag . . . Y-Teens TPIOMAS AR . Modern Foreign Language Club ENA- Buck', . . Key Club . . we C 3 21 SENIURS ..,,: - f , 1 C , F 5 W' s i'..' 1 s l l I I 22 GLASS 0F 1948 PHYLLIS ASHBAUGH- C. Of' . . . Band . . . Library Club ANTHONY ATHENS- Tony,' . . . Homeroom ol'Hcer . . . Key Cluh ROY AULD- Baldy . . . Chorus . . . Ambition-To have u gasoline station DOROTHEA BAKER- Dot . . . Y-Teens Ambition-physical education teacher MACKELEE BARFIELD-- Lee,' . . . Y-Teens . . . Ambition- business woman JOHN BARKER- Boom Boornl' . . . Hi-Y . . . Little President Staff . . . Track . . . 'WVU Cluh MARGARET BARNES- Rene,' . . . Little President Staff . . . Ambition-beautician DAVID BARR- Herr, . . . Ambition--Raclio R0- pair . . . Hobby-Amateur Broadcasting LEONARD BATCH- Batch,' . . . Band . . . Homeroom officer . . . Track IEAN BATSON- Jeunnie,' . . . Chorus . . . Home- room officer . . . Spring play . . . Y-Teens SENIORS CLASS UF 1948 PAUL BECK- Curly . . . Band . . . Homeroom oflicer . . Senior Play RUTH BECK-'KBeck', . . . Basketball . . . C. A. A. Council . . . Homeroom officer . . . Spring Play - A . . . Volley Ball . . .Y-Teens i ' fi F' JOAN BEHRINGER- Jon . . . Go-To-College Club . . . Sor- ores Club . . . Student Council . . . Library Club . . . Li- brarian . . . Y-Teens ROSE BELCASTRO- ReeRee,' . . . Chorus . . . Homerooin oflicer . . . Spring Play . . . Usher Club . . . Y-Teens JAMES BELL- Jim , . . Football . . . S. O. S. Club . . . Am- bition-Opcrutc a movie projector LOIS BICLER- Precip . . . Mixed Chorus . . . Sorores Club . . . Spring Play . . . Usher Club . . . Y-Teens GEORGE BOOKMAN-- Bookyv . . . Band . . . Spring Play . . . Student Council . . . Track . . . Yearbook Staff AN FLORENCE BRADLEY-- Flon . . . Y-Teens . . Ambition-Singer JEAN BRADLEY- Dorty . . . Horneroom officer . , . Y-Teens MARIE BURNFIELD . . . Y-Teens . . . Ambition- Tclephone operator A ' ' 1 - W Q, J S p aw J , 5 :.. A 23 SENIORS RUTH BURRELL- RuthieH . . . Co-To-College Club . . . Library Club . . , Modern Foreign Language Club . . . Sorores Club . . . Spring Play . . . Usher Club HARRIET BURWELL . . . Cheerleader . . . Chorus . . . May Queen Attendant . . . Spring Play . . . Y-Teens LOIS CAMPSEY . . . Sorores Club . . . Spring Play . . . Y-Teens RAYMOND CAPPELLI- MuzzyU . . . Band . . . Football . . . Usher Club . . . UVVU Club . . Wrestling BETTY CARDONE-K'Liz,' . . . Homcroom ofliccr . . . Y-Teens . . . Ambition-To travel JOHN CARTER- Jacky . . . G. I. 1942-1945 . . . Ambition-College WILLIAM CARTER- Bill', . . . Usher Club . . . Spring Play . . . Ambition-To travel GLORIA CASPER- Glory,' . . . Chorus . . . Senior Play . . . Sorores Club . . . Spring Play . . . Student Council . . . Usher Club . . . Y-Teens EDNA CHAMBERS-'KMae,, . . . G. A. A ,... Homeroom olli- cvr . . . Y-Teens . . . Ambition-Telephone operator JACK CHURCH-nTlw Beary . . . YVrestling 24 GLASS 0F 1948 SENIURS GLASS 0F 1948 X N Q I 33 , t 'X S Q 5 .,,k x t wal? S its X Qs x it X ze gi- . . l , Q . Q. X .N A S h. X f..., c t SN, X I i mr X N X X3 S s mr, A SW - ge J N I as X X wx Q X Qt X r of if xx XX Yr Q I ke i PATRICIA CIMINO- Patty . . . Chorus . . . Flag Twirler . . . Homeroom officer . . . Senior Play . . . Spring Play . . . Y-Teens . . . Yearbook Staff HENRY CINCINNATI- Cincy . . . Football . . Track ANNA MAY CLARK- Slip . . . Sorores Club . . . Ambitiou- Nurse FRANK CLEMENS- Clemv . . . A1nbition-Ma- cliinist . . . Hobby-Sports NORMA JEAN CLUTTER- JeanU . . . Ambition--Houscwifc . . . Hobby-Skating PAUL COLE . . . Yearbook Staff . . . Hobby- Printing JAMES CONKLE-c'Jim', . . . Homeroom officer . , . Hobby- Stamp collecting-sports V JOAN CONNELLY- Irish,, . . . Go-To-College Club . . . Homeroom oflicer . . . Little Presi- dent Stafl . . . Majorette . . . Soror-as Club . . . Spring Play . . . Y-Teens NEIL CONNER- Cl1erry', . . . Hi-Y Club . . . Homeroom officer . . . Modern Foreign Language Club . . . Spring Play . . . Yearbook Staff KENNETH CONRAD-ulledv . . . Ambition- Operate a movie projector . . . Hobby-Rais- ing tropical Hsh 25 SENIORS GLASS 0F 1948 MARY ANN CORABI- B bb o ie .. . . Chorus . . . Co-To-Col- lege Club . . . Inter-Club Council . . . Little President Staff . . . Little Prexie Representative . . . Spring Play . . . Usher Club . . . Y-Teens NORMA LEE CORNETTO-'KCorney', . , . Band . . . Y-Teens . . . Ambition-physical education teacher . . . Hobby-Sports LOIS ANN CRAFT- Lon . . . Ambition-Secretary . . . Hob- by-Bowling MARY JANE DALTON . . . Senior Chorus . . . Spring Play . . . Usher Club . . . Ambition- College PATRICIA DAVIS- Pat', . . . Spring Play . . . Y-Teens LACENE DAY-'KJeanne . . . Chorus . . . Home- room officer . . . Library Club . . . Spring Play A W SCOTTY JEAN DAY . . , Co-To-College Club . . . Library Club Little President Editor . . . Modern Foreign Language Club . . . Sorores Club . . . Usher Club . . . Y-Tcens s K5 w JAMES DECKER- Chinlc', . . . Basketball . . . - S. O. S. Club . . . Spring Play . . . Track JOSEPH DeFALCO Football . . . Hi-Y Club . . . NICK DEMAS II1 Y Club . . . Key Club . . . Llttle President St lil . . . Modern Foreign Lan- gulge Club Student Council . . . VVrestling , . Q PEEL' ' - Tv . . . A. , fp Modern Foreign Language Club f l EET: :f t .. jf es f 1 SENIURS GLASS 0lF 1948 RUTH ANN DENTAL- Ruthie . . . Chorus . . . May Queen Attendant . . . Sorores Club . . . Spring Play . . . Y-Teens JOAN DENTZER- Jon . . . Camera Club KERSEY DEVER- Dingbat,' . . . Football . . . Reporter . . . A ii . A R Student Council U I M '. , it P if A ,.,. AA :,' CARMINE DI VINCENZO- Beamf' . . . Basket- 2 t 3 ball Reserves . . . Homeroom ollicer . . . Ainbi- A N tion-Pilot 1 . - i t Na nllx Q :,.t. JOHN DORCAN- Dorgz1nislcy,' FRANCIS DUTY- Bros,, . . . Track VIRGINIA DOUGLAS-ujennyn . . . C. A.A .... Majorette . . . Y-Teens . .. . Senior Play . . . Spring Play . . . Student Couneil Treasurer . . . Usher Club PRISCILLA DOWLER- PereyU . . . Go-To-Col- lege Club . . . Senior Play . . . Y-Teens BETTY LOU DRIEHORST- Liz', . . . Cheerleader , , Homeroom officer . . . Mixed Chorus . . . Sorores Club . . . Spring Play . . . Yearbook Staff . . . Y-Teen President ALICE DUBELLE--'iDu', . . . C. A. A .... Cam- era Club . . . Library Club . . . Spring Play . . . Stuclent Council . . . Usher Club . . . Y-Teens W 27 SENIURS GLASS 0F 1948 DOROTHY EALY- Dot,' .. . . Spring Play . . . Y-Teens . . . Ambition-Secretary ROBERT ELLIFRITZ- Ears . . . Camera Club GLADYS FAILINGER- Shorty . . . Sorores Club . . . Usher Club PHYLLIS F AIR- jim . . . Library Club . . . Sor- ores Club . . . Usher Club . . . Yearbook Staff . . . Y-Teens HERMAN FALASCINO- Herm . . . Football . . . Homeroom president . . . Student Council . . . W', Club GEORGE FERGUSON- Fergie CLYDE FERRELL- Funnel, . . . S. O. S. Club . . . Hobby -Collecting old coins JEAN FETHERLIN . . . Chorus . . . Co-To-College Club . . . Senior Trio . . . Y-Teens MELVIN FILBY- Casey,' . . . S. O. S. Club . . . Hobby- Radio CHARLES FISHER- Chuck,' . . . Mixed Chorus 28 . . . Spring Play . . . Hobby-Collecting records l l l I i Q QE SENIORS gy fx r P l l l l l w I I l w l I GLASS 0F 1948 S SARAH FISHER- Sarie', . . . Ambition-Secretary . . . Hobby -Collecting picture post cards IEANNE FOLINO-Hjeanniei' . . . 'Chorus . . journalism . . . Spring Play . . . Y-Teens JOHN FRANTZ- -Iackv . . . Hobby-Traveling PAUL FRYE- Bill,' . . . Basketball . .. . Football . . . Track . . .. W Club RETTA FULLER- Little Lizv . . . Chorus , . . Homeroom officer . . . Usher Club . . . Yearbook Staff . . . Y-Teens JAMES FUNK- Iig', . . . Class President . . . Hi-Y Club . . . Key Club . . . Student Council . . . WU Club . . . Wrestling 5 ROBERT CALLAGHER- Squirrel,, . . . Track . . . W Club VIRGINIA GARDNER--HGirmyU . . . Chorus . . . I Co-To-College Club . . . Homeroom oflicer . . . j Spring Play . . . Y-Teens i i ROBERT CILMORE-GJ. R. . . . Band . . . Ambition-Work for Bell Telephone Company 1 SHIRLEY CINSBURC-ushirlu . . . Band . , . Co- ' To-College Club . . . Library Club . . . Modern Foreign Language Club . . . Senior Play 29 SENIORS GLASS 0F 1948 K ' ANTHONY GIZONI- Babel, . . . Homeroom ollicer . . ,,:,. ',-' S, O. S. Club . . . WU Club . . . Wrestling MILTON CRANTZ- Whitie . . . Band . . . chor- Sf us . . . Football . . . Senior Play . . . Spring Play . . . Student Council . . . Track lbs P MILLICENT CRICE- Millie . . . Go-To-College Club . . 3 Library Club . . . Modern Foreign Language Club . . . I Usher Club . . . Y-Teens JOHN GRIFFIN- Caesar,' . . . Baseball . . . Foot- Q ball . . . Hi-Y Club . . . Track . . . W Club WILLIAM GUMP . ROBERT CVOZDEN-HBOIJU . . . Football . . .. Hi-Y Club . . . Key Club . . . Student Council ' . . . WU Club l i HARRY HAAS- Hobo,' . . . Baseball . . . Basketball . . . sm- Z dent Council F RUTH ANN HARDINC- Pidgyn . . . Co-To-Col- - lege Club . .. . Librarian . . . Library Club . . . L Senior Play . . . Yearbook Editor . . . Y-Teens E l l V l K l u I 4 l BEVERLY HARTER-- Bev', . . . Go-To-College Club . . . Librarian . . . Library Club . . . Sorores Club . . . Usher Q Club . . . Y-Teens WILLIAM HARTER- Knute 30 SENIURS GLASS 0F 1948 SHIRLEY HARVEY- Annie . . . Homeroom treasurer . Spring Play . . . Y-Teens DWIGHT HASSAN-- B, V. . . . Football . Spring Play . . . Track . . . W Club ,F N ll B ,elf RICHARD HATFIELD . . . Ambition-Mechanic Q w1LsoN HAUCHTON . . . Football . . . WU Club . . . Ambition-Architect A ' ' ' lc lf ANNA HAYMAN- Ann . . . Y-Teens . . . IIobby--Pl1oto- l grapliy , CHAUNCEY HEADLEY- Pete . . . Hi-Y Club . . . Key Club . . . Modem Foreign Language Club . . . Business Manager of Yearbook RICHARD HOOVER- Dick PHYLLIS HORNER-- 1'hyl . . . Camera Club . . . Library Club K WILMA JEAN HOUSTON-Njeanl' . . . Y-Teens . . . Ambi- tion-Secretary CERALDINE I-IUGCINS- Gerry . . . Ambition -Telephone Operator 31 SENIURS GLASS 0F 1948 HERBERT HUGHES- HerkU . .. . Baseball . . . Basketball . . . Football . . . W Club ANCELINE IANNI- Angie . . . Camera Club . . . Ambition-Telephone Operator RONALD JACOBS- Sonny,' . . . Band . . . Head Drum Major . . . Yearbook Staff WILLIAM JOHNSON ANN KABIELUS- AnnieU . . . Usher Club . . . Y-Teens WOODWARD KAWAHA- W00dy,' . . . Ambition -Research Chemist HELEN KEEFE . . . Band . . . Senior Play . . . Y-Teens . . Yearbook Staff DONALD KEENER--HDOIID . . . Band PATRICIA KEENEY- PatU . . . May Queen Attendant . . . Senior Play . . . Spring Play . . . Usher Club . . . Y-Teens RUTH ANN KINC . . . Y-Teens 32 Wa. X 35 SENIORS GLASS 0F 1948 DOROTHY KIRKPATRICK-- Dottie,' . . . Band . . . Home- rooni oflicer . . . Sorores Club . . . Usher Club . . . Year- book Staff VIRGINIA KNOX-K'June . . . G. A. A. . . . Y- Teens . . . Ambiticmn--Secretary MADALYN KOTTNER- Muddyv . . . Mixed Chorus . . . Spring Play . . . Senior Trio . . . Usher Club . . . Y-Teens RUTH KOTTNER- Ruthie . . , Mixed Chorus . . . Spring Play . . . Y-Teens JOHN LAHOSKY-HQ. Rf' . . . Football . . . Student Council . . . Track . . . W', Club . . . Wrestling CHARLES LANDAY- Chucky . . . Key Club . . Ambition-Doctor RUTH LANDAY- Ruthie . . . Camera Club . . . Go-To- College Club . . . Librzuy Club . . . Modern Foreign Lun- gnuge Club . . . Usher Club ROBERT LAURINE- Bobv . . . Football . . . Hi-Y Club . . . Key Club . . . Student Council . . . WV Club . . . IrVrestling PATRICIA LAUTHER-K'Patty,, . . . Ambition--Telephone Operator NORMA JEAN LICHTNER- Norm . . . Y-Teens . . . Ambition-Bookkeeper 33 SENIURS Q E ,,,, . eR.x5 Xf A 'F I 5. :S .Q g 'xxx 5 34 GLASS 0F 1948 SALINA LITTELL-- SallyU . . . Ambition-Secretary RITA LOCY- Rita Mae . . . Cheerleader . . . Homeroom officer . . . Library Club . . . Spring Play . . . Y-Teens BIDDLE LONG . . . Ambition-Photographer STELLA LYLE . . . Ambition-Nurse . . . Hobby -Reading HAYWARD MACE- Catfish . . . Track ROSE MACRE- Shorty,' . . . G. A. A .... Home- room officer . . . Usher Club KENNETH MAHANNA- Baldy', . . . Ambition-Draftsman LARRY MANNINC- Chink,' . . . Ambition- College ELIZABETH MARCIE- LiZ,' . . . C. A. A .... Ambition -Telephone Operator IANIE MARSH- Binky .. . . Ambition-Beautb cian . . . Hobby-Readlng SENIURS ALMA JEAN MARTIN- Twin,' . . . Ambition-Veterinariin EDNA MARTIN- Eddie . . . Camera Club . . . Homerooin Reporter . . . Library Club . . . Sor- ores Club . . . Spring Play . . . Usher Club . . . Y-Teens ELMA IUNE MARTIN- Twin', . . . Ambition-Beauty Oper- ator PATRICIA MASTERS- officer . . . Senior Play . . . Spring Play . . Y-Teens Patty . . . Homerooni DONALD MCDONOUCH- Mac,' .. . . Football , . . H ome- room omcer . . . Track . . . HWS Club . . . Wrestling MARY ALICE McELRAVY . . . Co-To-College Club . . , Ambition-School teacher MARY L . . . Senior Chorus . . . Senior Play , . Spring Play . . . Y-Teens OU MCSEVENEY-- Marny', . . Co-To-College Club MARIORIE MILLER-- Marge,' . . . Class Treas- urer . . . Homeroom officer . . . Co-To-College Club . . . Mixed Chorus . . . Senior Trio . . . Sorores Club . . . Spring Play . . . Y-Teens MARY LOU MILLER- Sisv . . . Y-Teens . . . Ambition-Tele- phone Operator 3 . . i I ERNEST MOORE:- Duclc,f . . . Baseball . . . Little ' President Stall . . . Reserve Basketball . . .. WU Club ' 1 GLASS 0F 1948 - .,,. ,e!g?l X 1 X x S. QI X Q 3 S 2? u Q f I r ,ni Iv is s I 1 l 1 1 S n I r.,- 1'L? 35 SENIDRS CLASS 0F 1948 ALFRIQP MORRIS- Pete . . . Ambition-to play pro foot- Ja JAMES MORRIS- Flab', . . . Hi-Y Club . . . Mad- ern Foreign Language Club MARILYN MORRIS- Lynn . . . Co-To-College Club . . . Li- brary Club . . . Little President Staff . . . Usher Club NORMA MOSIER-'cNamic . . . Y-Teens JACK MOUNTS . . . Band . . . Senior Play . . . Student Conn- cil . . . Wrestling Manager ts CATHERINE MOUSOURAKIS- Renie,' . . . Y- Teens . . . Ambition-Comptometer operator 'K I al JAMES MURPHYTl4lNILlf13l1,, . . . Basketball . . . S. O. S. Club President . . . Track . . . Coast Guard WALTER NASER- XVally . . . Football . . . Am- bition-College CATHERINE NESBIT- Kattie . . . Basketball . . . Scnior Chorus . . . Y-Teens JOSEPH NICOLELLA-- Joe Nici, . . . Baseball . . . Basketball . . . Class Vice President . . . Foot- ball . . . Student Council . . . Track . . . VW, Club 36 SENIURS X A R - ff? . Xt .X.- 5 - .--l t. X X XX t X? Q CLASS UF 1948 PATSY NICOLELLA-- Scappy . . . Football . . . Homeiooin president . . . Student Council . . . VVrestling FRANCIS 0'BRIEN-- 1at', . . . Boys, Czuneru Clulm . . . Ambition-To work for Bell Telephone Company M: X K Y X X X W is if X Q fg 22 XR A 533 it X K if xi' Xl .or . ig X2 ,figg lg K, A , X sg J M ' X 5 if MARTHA PANACOT . . . Ambition-To travel . . . Hobby- Collecting snapshots ALAN PARKER- Porky', . . . Band . . . Senior Play . . . Student Council EVELYN PATTISON- Eneie,, . . . Band . . . Senior Play . . . Spring Play . . . Y-Teens IOSEPHINE PERRY- Jon . . . Y-Teens MERLIN PERRY- Rocl,' . . . Student Council PETER PETRONKA- Pete DORIS PETTIT . . . Class Secretary . . . Mnjorettc . . . Home- rooin oflicer . . . Senior Cliorus . . . Y-Teens LOUANN PHILLIPS- Louie,' . . . Library Club . . . Y-Teens . . . Yearbook Stuff 37 SENIURS - ,, -tw ' i s ,sv za Ii gf!- S.. A , GLASS 0F 1948 ANNA MARIE PICCIONI . . . Girls' Camera Club . . . Year- book Staff . . . Ambition-Secretary FRANK PLISKA ROBERT POWELL- Rub . . . Basketball . . . Cheerleader . . . Football . . . Homeroom officer . . . Mixed Chorus . . . Se Chorus nior Play . . . Spring Play . . . Track . . . Western HOMER PRICG- Sonnyv . . . Bancl . . . Ambition -Automobile Salesman ROBERT QUEER-- Bugs', . . . Ambition-Mechanic THELMA officer Club . EMANUEL RANDAZZO-- Randy,' . . . Senior Play . . . Hobby-Hunting and fishing RAYMOND- T. R. . . . Chorus . . . Homerooln . . . Modern Foreign Language Club . . . Sorores . . Usher Club MARGARET REDA- Maggie', . . . Camera Club . . . Ambition--Telephone operator LEO REICHART- Fe1ixD . . . Band . . . Ambition-Airplane pilot NICK RESCINITI- Nickiev . . . Football . . Wu Club . . . Wrestling SENIURS WILLIAM RICHARDS . . . Spring Play . . . Ambition-Musician ON- Bill . . . Band . . . Senior Play KENNETH RICHMAN- KennyU . . . Little Presi- dent Stall . . . Modern Foreign Language Club . . . Senior Play CARLA JEAN RICCS . . . Chorus . . . Majorette . . . Y-Teens . . . Ambition-Air Line Hostess THELMA RITCHIE . . . May Queen Attendant . . . Spring Play . . . Y-Teens DOLORES ROBERTSON-- Deen . . . Usher Club . . . Y-Teens . . . Ambition-Telephone Operator ETHEL ROBINSON . . . Ambition--Nurse . . Hobby-Basketball SAM ROMANO- Simba', . . . Ambition-Navy Pilot . . . Hob- by-Ilunting and fishing MARTHA ROSE-t'MartyU . . . Ambition-Secre- tary JOANNE ROWLAND- Jo . . . Go-To-College Club . . . I-Iomeroom officer . . . Little President Staff . . . May Queen Attendant . . . Spring Play . . . Student Council . . . Y-Teens MELVIN RUTAN- Banny GLASS 0F 1948 39 SENIURS GLASS UF 1948 HARRY SANDERS . . . Homcroom officer . . . Ambition- College MARY SANPIETRO- Shorty . . . Homeroom re- porter . . . Y-Teens . . . Ambition-Secretary WILLENE SCHROEDER-- Petey . . . Little President Staff . . . Mixed Chorus . . . Senior Play . . . Spring Play . . . Usher Club . . . Y-Teens CAIL SCOTT . . . Senior Chorus . . . Spring Play . . . Ambition-Boolckeeper BETTY ANN SMITH . . . Usher Club . . . Y-Teens . . . Ambi- tion-Telephonc Operator ELLEN LOUISE SMITH . . . Homeroom oilicer . , Spring Play . . . Y-Teens . . , A1nbition-Tele- phone Operator EUGENE SMITH- Smitty,' . . . Camera Club . . . Key Club . . . Ambition-Chemist LOIS SNODCRASS- Susicv . , . I'I01H6I'00l11 oili- cer . . . Library Club . . . Spring Play . . . Usher Club . . . Y-Teens ANDREW SONSON-'KAndy . . . Ambition-College . . H obby-S ports FRANK SORGIE- Pod', . . . Band . . . Senior Play . . , Spring Play . . . Ambition-Chemist 40 SENIORS . . ? L A i ,M r 1-- 5 if . GLASS UF 1948 MICHAEL SORICE-'KMilce . . . Football . . . Hi--Y Club . . . Student Council . . . WD Club RICHARD SPRICCS- Dick,' . . . I'IOIl1Cl'OOH1 oilfi- cer . . . Key Club . . . Mixed Chorus . . . Sen- ior Play . . . Spring Play . . . Stuclent Council DUANE STACHER- Hotshot,' . . . Ambition-Sllrgeon CLARA STAPLES JOAN STAVROULAKIS- Strav,' . . . llomeroom officer . . Little President Staff . . . Ushcr Club BARBARA STRONG- Annv . , . Usher Club . . Y-Teens . . . Ambition-Secretary JACK SZOLEK- Johnny Zulll' . . . Football . . . Track LORETTA SZWED . . . Chorus . . . Library Club . . . Senior Play . . . Spring Play , . . Y-Teens LOUIS TEDESCHI- Popp . . . llobby-Hunting and fishing DOROTHY TOWCHIK- Dottie . . . Girls, Cain- era Club . . . Library Club . . . Sorores Club . . . Spring Play . . . Y-Teens 41 SENIURS 42. GLASS 0F 1948 EDMUND TRAPUZZANO- Benny', . . . Ambition-To travel DOROTHY TUCKER- Dotn . . . Uslier Club . . Y-Teens . . . Ambition-Secretary EDWIN ULLOM- Eddie . . . Spring Play . . . Usher Club . . . Wrestling . . . Ambition-Own modern garage ALEXANDER UMSHARES- All, . . . Basketball . . . Football . . . Homeromn officer . . . Track . . . HVVH Club LESLIE VALITUTTI-- Toot . Band . . . Football . . . Modern Foreign Language engineer Club . . . Ambition-Chemical ROBERT VANEK- Bob . . . Honieroom officer . . . Little President Staff . . . Chorus . . . Spring Play . . . Student Council ELEANOR VARLEY- Butch . . . Ambition-Telephone Op- erator DOMINI-C VERA- Donnie,' . . . Little President Stall . . . Ambition-Accountant VIVIAN VERDERBER . . . Hoineroom officer . . . Little Presi- clcnt Staft . . . Spring Play . . . Usher Club . . . Y-Teens JAMES WALTZ-njinil' . . . Baseball . . . Basket- ball . . . Football Manager . , . Ilomcrooin oificcr . . . Student Council . . . VV Club SENIORS GLASS 0F 1948 DOLORES WATTERS- DoDo,' . . . Cheerleader . . . Ambi- tion-Teleplionc Operator MARY LOU VVELCH-- LuLu MARY LOU WEST . . . Co-To-College Club . . . Sorores Club . . . Y-Toons MARGARET WHITIE- Peggy . . . Girls' Camera Club . . . Library Club . . . Sorores Club . Spring Play . . . Usher Club . . . Y-Teens LAURA LOU VVHITEMAN- Taunta', . . . Girls' Camera Club . . . Co-To-College Club . . . Homeroom officer . . . Library Club . . . Spring Play . . . Usher Club . . . Yearbook Staff . . . Y-Teens DOLORES WILLIAMS- De0,, . . . Y-TCCHS . . . Ambition--Stenngrapber JANET WILLIAMS . . . Ambition-Secretary WILLIAM WILLIAMS . . . Little President Stafl' CHARLES WILSON- Cl1uck,' . . . Senior Play . . . Spring -S Play . . . Track . . . Yearbook Staff JOAN WILSON-'ijov . . . Y-Teens . . . Ambition p Telephone Operator 7 , Y X + sew , , 3,3 r f 51 3 SENIURS GLASS 0F 1948 MARIAN WILSON NANCY WILSON . . . Y-Teens MAXINE WISE- Seena', . . . Y-Teens ' EMERY YANKOVITCH- Yank . . . Band . . . Senior Play . . . Ambition-Machinist l l E ULYSSES YARBOR- Bones . . . Baseball . . . Football . . 1 Track . . . Wu Club . . . Ambition-Mechanic I ROBERT YAROS- Bambi, . . . Baseball . . . Reserve Basketball . . . Hobby-reading SALLIE ZEDIKER- Sal . . . Homeroom ol'l'icer . . . Little l President Staff . . . Y-Teens . . . Ambition-Nurse CHARLES ZULLO1lKCl1ilfliL',, ' 44 OUR VETERANS The iollowmg ire the names of the students who have com pleted g1'Ldll1t1Oll iequirements under the policy set up by the United St ltes Airncd Forces Institute through the Pennsylvania Dep u tment of Public Instruction. Daniel Accetturo Francis Baker Rohert Barker lack Call Iohn Carter John Crawford Robert Ellifritz David Furhee Norman Haut Iames Holston lack Killen Iames Knestrick Robert Knestrick Kenneth McClelland Alfred Morris Iames Murphy Paul Reithmiller Ronald Shoup Eugene Smith Richard Stamper Clifford VVarrick Graduates Whose Pictures Do Not Appear In the Little Prexle Louis Bunner Samuel Milai Kenneth Mounts James Stuart SPEAKING 0F PICTURES ii i l 3 'ff rs - iff .:, ki fi M, 2. 1 6 1 5551! an if ' my J J if ,J s QP. I' J 5, . L J 4 5 g 5 K A v3 . 1 J v- 'Q , Q ' ., 1 x 4 vii 1 1 e , if V 9522! - 3 fm Q, A ,.. i X1-, X . K -, LLL L e iiiet ' f K ig Q X 5 3 M XL Q K ,ss 4 lx ,S 5 X if 595 J' 4' il ' 3 +8 ,sg 5,5 X Q 4 1 sf- G T 2 v A gg xy S gf 1 Q L 2 51 ii i' , ?'1 Rf' MW 2 f J ' , ir tw A 1 'A S N ,Y n 2 H ,N W QQ .rg , , 23-Mf m ,, we Q , ., wr . '- M W :gm - X ' W ' Y ggiu K M33 X 1 Q as '2 fa WF AX ' ' K .E 46 0 would it were true! College requirements under fire Five heads are better Something to take u shine to Beauty through the looking glass learning the easy wa CLASSES K ,nm Eugene Conklin, Gerry Dogg, Marian Henry, Albert Cummins THE JUNIOR GLASS We are the junior Class. Our day of glory came when Mr. Lowry gave the green light for us to organize and elect our class leaders. For president We chose Eugene Conklin. Albert Cummins as vice-president, Gerry Dagg, secre- tary, and Marian Henry, treasurer, completed the list as officers for this illustrious class, which points to the best in classes yet to be graduated. Through our participation in class and school activities, Welre trying to make that statement ring true. Through the efforts of our otlicers, we have become more than a group of students who hap- 48 pen to graduate in the same year. VVe have become an important unit-pulling together and having fun doing so. Our first aim Was to establish a sizable bank account. We became money mad. We sold pop, potato chips, candy, and hot dogs to make this possible. Our next addition to the bank account was the junior Prom--at which event we elected a May Queen. ltis been a busy year, and one which We of the Junior Class will always remember as being closely linked with our happiness as students of VVash High. ELEVENTH GRADE Glass of 1949 Marian Ahrznns George All-xas Eleanor Anclcrson Shirley Anclm-rson Dominic Arona Nancy Arona john Dillil'l' lioy Ballard Cny BlllllllSl0I' joan Barlow Eclwarrl Bashnr Rohvrt liaison xvlllllllll Bchoul Arlcnc B1-ck Edward Bcclnar Marlvnc Bvlillvl' Mary Ann Bcnclol liussoll B0llllL'tt -Ivan Borg Carl Biuk john Black Thr-lma Blako VVillian1 Blosv Lonisv lioolu-1' Foggy Boswvll JRIIIICS B1'acllc'y Charlvs Brady Richarcl Brice- ,lack Dl'UIllll'y Charles Brown XVillic- Mac Bryant Ilclvn Burch Mary Burch R1-a Bnrniic-lcl ,Ir-anninc Cagnon Eclwarrl Cahill Hose Caltnna Yoluncla Cargic-nv joan Carlur Martha Chiconc Myrna c:l0lll0llS llvlvn Clntlvr Dolores Cohllc-ci Calvin Colin-lvy Ellgvnc Conklin Tholnas Connolly David Connor liolancl Coopvr Joss Craig Earl Crawford Elizahc-th Crook Marjorie Crosivr Rohr-rt Cnllcy Jain:-s Cnnninghaxn , ii A 1 -1 1 - .15 ' Q j ,,1 4 ,-11 3 7 'M :Xa A J le Mi X ix ' 5 E wi g 11- T 7 if ia Zi f M Dim f A Q , Y f' 1 of ' 151.4 . 11 21. A K 4 1 1 ELEVENTH GRADE Glass of 1949 Gerry Dzlgg Ruse D,Al6SS1lllClflJ llnrnlcl Danglierty Mary Ellen Duvis Dolores Decker Gem-yiexc lDl'llll'fl'l0ll Curinen Dt-Sensi 'l'llCl'0Skl Dcsnionnl Dale Dex el' Patsy Diangcln Lenure Diliello Oscan' Dillurcl Betty llnblmiu Nurinzxn Dunkin George Drew Joyce Dnrlwin john Dnskey Grace Eustis Sliirley Fziilinger Robert Forgie juan Fox Mary Ennnn Fricclniun Josepll Furgiut-lu Nllflllil Gallagher Alice Garrison lf1ll'l7LlI'il Geary Betty George Bonnie Giles lannes Gillespie Lulu Glenclenning juan Graniclstull Caltllerine Greer Robert Gregg Surelle Gross Curl Gninp Nurinani Gninp jnnc Gntlirie ,lulin Guyun Nancy llilllllllllll Ted l lznnincrs Edna llaxrclcn Paul llamling l3u1'l1ul'a1 llurc VCI'llil llzirter Lorraine lluuglit Donna Henderson joseph llenry lNl1u'iau1 llcnry llolxerl llicklnun Dnrutliy llill Robert Ilulmlms Patricia Ilnflnmn Sliirlcy llilllilllilll juyce Hopkins 50 l. 15:3 L W 'F' ,, KW' ' 4 Q PM ELEVENTH GRADE X , V , in as-' . KM Vs.. ..-5 Glass of 1949 Dorothy llownrcl Robert Huggins Gwendolyn Hughes juuiee llugi Currie llull Burney lluinphries Dorothy Iauns Lois Iauus Lawrence Ianni Iouuue Iugraun lfllV0llllil Johnson Marjorie johnson 'l1l1L'lllltl .lorclzui Dorothy justin Albert Keele Bose Kelley Annu Kilgore Yvonne Kimbrough lCclwzu'cl King Robert King Mary Louise Kiunaul Donald Kuzy Lauvreuee Lillll'4D Maury LuVelle joseph Laws Margaret Laws Nuney Leslie Beverly Levers Donald NV. Levers Denny Lopez Alice Lyle liugeue Malone Louise Malone Buyinoud Marsh lllllllllllll' Martin Shirley Martin lfloreuee Matteson Kathryn Muzxie Jnek Mc.-Clellaui joseph McClellan Louise lxlfcllltlliltllllll Ruth ML-Coy Ola Male lhlCCl'2lTj' George McDermott Mureellu Mt-Gary Ralph MeClumphy Beverly ML-Neely Irene Meriweatlier lliltln Miles Donulcl Miller Evelyn Miller Harold Miller Beverly Millieo Tlionms Mills 51 ELEVENTH GRADE Glass of 1949 Kenneth Mitchell Theresa Monsour Jack Moore xvlllllllll Morgan Doris Morris John Morris Rohert Mosshnrg Lernonia Mousetis Matilda Muhleinan Ruth Ann Munee Ruhy Naylor Vvilllillll Neal John Nice Concetta Nieolella Lillian Northover Jack O'Brien Virginia Opoezenski john Palfreyman Joan Perkins Frank Petronka Helen Phillips Mary Ann Pielxens Marie Plants Shirley Plolt Natalie Poliiironi Kathleen Popeelf Charles Porter Helen Prinnn Louis Reda Olive Reedy .lo Ann Reese Mary Ellen Reynolds Senate Riggs lack Rohhins Donald Roherts Shirley Rodgers lN'Ia1'y Agnes Rodoeha Arlene Roof Peggy Ann Ross Netha Sams Margaret Scarborough Clea Sehipps Lois Ann Seott XValter Scott Dolores Senkoski Ronald Shargots Mary Sherman Donald Shook lla Siln Rose Marie Sinl Jean Slcillen XVilliam Smith joan Snider Joanne Spangler ELEVENTH GRADE Glass of 1949 Robert Spangler Richard Spcllnmn Dolores Stul1llJorg Donald Stuullcr Elaine- Stuulll-r Josephine Stl'2lYI'0lllillilS My!! 5' Norris Sta-plu-ns Lulluc Sterling joan Stewart Joscpllinc Stewart liiclmrd Stockingvr -launcs Storriclc Lezlll Swan Terry Syn-li Beverly Tlmolnzls Sally Thomas Edgar Thompson Vvllllllll Vlll10Il1DS0Il Ricllurd 'T1'iIVl'TS llazcl rl-lI'UllllDCfli Annu Tulak Riclmrcl Uppstrom Dorothy Vaughn jounnc VVz1de I lcnry NVil1.fCl'S john NVa1g0rs Richard xvllltl Nancy' NVz11'd jack NVz11'sinslfy Floyd NVQHSOII Jason XVRHSOII Mary E. NVl1cutlcy Hose Nvllltl? NVilliznn wvllltl' Stunlcy Wilkis Annie Male XVilson Curl XVilson Jllllll X'Vilson H1-lun VV iszczan' V1-ra Wylund Flora-ncc York Clyde Young 53 TENTH GRADE Glass of 1950 ,,:. I -mr ,-Wm W .1 sl 54 A Iszmc Al11'11l111111 I X't'lj'Il A1-1-l 111':1 .-Xl11'11111s l ll11'l A1l11111s IQ11-l1 A1lz1111s l'12ll'l .'xll1'llll1'I' l1'1lIl txlllllil lluszl l.1'1' .fX111l1-1411111 Xllwrl .'X111ly I1 lIl1'lll2l .-X111f1'l1ll11 5 lll1llll1lS .'Xl41'Il1l Ni1'l111lz1s 1Ml11111 l52ll'lJAlI'2l liuglin Cfl1:11'l1's llillitl , ll17l7l'l'l l5z1l1lwi11 ,.-ly. .- ., K., 1 . l1'l4l 1 1 1 I 1 ' T . 'll ' 111111g:11'l111'1' xl' '- ' 1 1 ' Dllll Nz ' 1 ' 1111' 1 - ' ll .- l5lll'll2ll'il lii1'111111 l1111 1' lll1lli1' lC111il .'xlll'1'1l llll1ll'1lli'j' 7 ,Q I3:11'l1111'z1 l511x'i111-s ' may 4lK'1lIlll1' l311y1l 1x15 Nl2ll'QLll'l'l l5r111ll1x S1lIIllll'l li1'1111lu ,v l clltbflil l'111111'11 5, ,A , Xlx'1'll1' l51'1111'11 M Slll'l'Ill1lll l31'11x1'11 XvlIl1'1'lll l51'11x1'11 .'Xlllll'l'f' Ii1111'l1111'1 EN -', hl111141111 lllI1'lill'f l 'xllllll l31111111'1' Nl1llAQl'l'j' llllll lllllll ljlllli . 'li' 1 -.1 1.-111 1 ' '1 li ll' 5 ,'1'll1' l5lIl'l'l'll lx'z1 l5111'l 1l1lC,.1111 lli1'l1111'1l cllllll Vin 111l C' 11111 lllll L.. A .- XVilli11111 cl1lI'4'j' Sllkllllll' clllllfllll f.l1-1111 f,l1111'll1111 Ollili1- Cfl1ix'1 Ill' fllllll'1'lI I11111-61111111111 'X1'll1111'Cla1ll'1-y Xllllf' Lllll Clzlllln x .lJl2lll1'fll1ll'l'i II111111-1' f,lllI'li xlillf' C11ll'1-y TENTH GRADE Glass of 1950 Saranna Cola-n BL'llfI'lL'C Colosi Virginia Conklin Sliirlvy Crawliorcl l,liyllisC1'il4- Mary I Crotlicrs lllllly Crowv Llc-nclal,11iiilmci'l1-rlgv lglllllxl' Cnnnnins Betty cllll'l'Q'llCl' .lolin Dagg Alton Danlvy Barlxara Dayiclson Barlmra Davis lixan Davis Paul Davis Larry Day Peggy Ann Day Cvorgv Dc-an Iolin DL-nias Jann' lJ1'Yl'l' Alavli Dcxviil Franklin Diggs Donalcl Dillard Blilclrm-cl Dillard Clara DiVinu-imi lmo DiVinc'4'nxo l'atri4-ia Dolmsclia Slanlvy ljllllvlll' lla1l1'iL'ia Dugan Dolorc-s Dnnuan Sally DnVall Virginia lialiin P1-arl Elliott Nlargarcl lfnglu Gcralml listvp Hoy lfcrgnson liollcri l71'tllc'1'lin Conv Fvfty jolin Fivlcls Lorrainv Fiorluita Dayicl Fislu-1' Virginia l'lllllI1ll'lj' Mary Ann Foil Sllirlcy l'll'l'IlCll Sliirlvy Frcnocl Artlnn' Carlmart Katlirync' Clarlwr Halpli Garllcr Holicrl Carnvr klosopli Caynarrl Gl'lll' Cilinoro llaynioncl Corclon Donald Crall' Holwrt Cray Mclyin Clvgg Xvllllkllll Crcgg Betty Cricsl NVilliam Griggs Ornia Crini Tlwlinu Cuallcri Mildred llaguc .Iaincs llainvs 55 TENTH GRADE Glass of 1950 Iolin Haines Margaret Hana Maryjo Ilanclcll Douglas llarlnon Helen Harps Virginia Ilartley Sliirley llartnian Cavlorcl llarton Pliyllis Harvey Fern Hangliton Edna jean llazlett Eugene lleclcnian Robert Henderson Mary Ellen lleres llarolcl Iless Della Hewitt Emily Hitclieocli Bert Holden Jacquclyn Holmes Norma J. Hoover Myrna Horne Ralpli Hoy Billy Hull Delmar Huffman Dorotliy llnglies .lack Iluglies Margerie Hunt Alfred Interval Betty Irwin Shirley -Iaeolws Shirley -lanies Edward Jennings Irene jorclan june jorclan Patsy Ann Karpa llelen Keener IIQIIIICS Keener Ruth Klinzing Shirley Klinzing Elizabeth Knestriek llowarcl Knestrielc Robert Knestriek XVilliani Kruse Mary Laliosky Aclalene Lang Barluara Lang YVilliam Larkin -Iolin Lawson -Iolnx Levers Marion Levers Monzella Lewis Gladys Littell Donna Lloycl james Lolmlw 1 Donna Mae Long lean Lyclick Carmen Maeeliiroli Eleanor Mace Rolmcrt Magnone Dolores Malianna - james Malone Evelyn Manfrecli Frank Manfrecli i 56 TENTH GRADE Class of 1950 Jann-s Manion Alamos Martin Jtllllt'S Martin Lola Mathvny Charlottc' Mattvson llarolcl Mcfllvllancl Nlargarvt Mt-Comhs Donalcl hlL'flOl'lIllCli john Mc-Cnllongh Ruth Mcffnllongh llarolcl Mr-Donalcl Alohn Mcfllnnlphy lloht-rt McClnn1phy john McMnll4-n Lanra .Im-an Ma.-Murray Cathcrinc McNcal -lainvs Ma-Nc-al Donald lNlvm-cly Bcrlcir- Mtwiwx-atlicr Mary A. lN'li0rczynski Br-tty Miklitf Edson Miller Thcola Miller Viola Millt-r Norma ,Ivan Mitt-hcll Davicl Moorv Elizalwtli Mooro Mvlvin Moorc Norma lXIorgan Barbara Morris Norman Nlonlclon ,lvan Mounts Alicv Mnrncr llicharcl Myvrs .l1lllll'S Ncil .ltllllCS Nixon lffilccn Nohlu Al1lIlll'S Nyswant-r Matilcla Palli Esthvr Pantagotis john Parsons Patricia Patalan NVilliain Patterson .loan Pt'ac'ot'li Lcstvr P01-l llilliarcl Pcrry Donalcl Pt-tvrs Bt-rnarcl Phillips Stanley Pliska Allvn Plott Olga Poclolcli Carcy Polan Davicl Polan Edith Powurs lfwclcricli Prcston Dnanc Pryor john Pngh Dorothy Hvacly llohcrt llvcllingvr 'I'lu-rvsa Rcilnn-r Dolorcs llc-vvlla X'Villia1n Pticharclson Al1lCI1llt'lllll' Hit-ht-y 57 TENTH GRADE Glass of 1950 'lwlumms Rigal Nancy Hiscr Cliarlc-s Rulwrts Rulwrta Robinson Tlnnnas liugcrs Burton Hmnanull hluanm' Russ Eclwarcl Iiyclzak Clara Sac-on DunalclSa1npsnn Edward Sayniansky llarry SL'Lll'l70l'0llfJ,'lI IJm-utlmy SClIl'lK'ClCl' Tlioinas SL-ntt Donald Svkorky Thomas Shoup linssm-ll Sickle Ew- Silas Jacqui-linv Sims Nolan-rt Slilnan llarrict Sloan Barlnnn Slnitli Dorntliy Snnlli Edward Snnclgrass Stanlvy Sulwlla Sonya Sunsun Sliirlc-y Spcass' Donna Spragg Alirc Spriggs lloySlaililJ1'uuli llclcn Slilllllqlxl' john Sta-cllnan .Inycv Stkillllilll Alacksmi Stcinplu Doris Siiltcnpulc Cliarlvs Strult Naomi Swinglc Josvpll Sxolck Donald 'lull-sp-Iii Dunalll Tm-nlplu Blainv 'I'cnnanl Clmrlvs 'Flnnnas Amon 'Hapilzfann Dorothy Tripp jolin 'frmnlwclli Minnie Vcmrlics Marjnriv XVallac0 XVilli:nn XV1-st Jann-s xVlIL'l'lOl' linnalcl XVilm-s Bully xVilli1lIlIS Erma NVilliains Gloria XVilsun llclcn Wfilsnn Bc-tty janv XVintc-rs Jcssic NVuocl Ruth NVuocllnn'n Lois Yuclcrs Dnnalcl Young Ellvn Young Sliirlvy Zcclikcr Alina Ivan Zcnncr Bvlly Zgainvr 58 NINTH GRADE B2ll'1JllI'2l A111-r x12lI'j.I1L' AC11lll1S -1111111 A111-gm Da11'1'c11 Amos 1 11y1- Amos 11111111111 lxlllllll K1111'1i11 A11111'1's1111 12131111-A511111 C1'111'g1- Ayrv 11:11'11111'11 15:11-111111111 S:1x'111111z111 l1a11'111'1' .I1lL'1i 11ill'1iK'l' Dia-14 111111 Sl1'p111'11 11ilI'11C'j' N2lllC'j' 1111111111111 Mary 11l'Ll11Y 131-11-1'1v 111-1111111111 151'x'1'1'1y 151111 11111111111 151-11 11111111111 15i111y 1 1'a1111'1's 1i1111,Lgi11x'111111i 1Tl'lllll'l'S 1311111 xYk'I'1lUIl 11l'1lC111'y' -llllll' 15111111 151-ily 151'ig11i l111g1-1' lS1'ig11111i11 -Izwk liriglltwa-11 NVi11i:1111 l31'11w11 Al'11ll1l' 151111111 CI1111'i11 131111141 11051111 111111111 Alllilll BllI'1i1'11 13111111111 13111'11s 151111-st 13111115 N1:11'i1111 1111111111 NIi111111c1 f13l111lXVilj' .1l'illl f12l11llll2l 1111111-1'1 c1il11lll17l'11 x12ll'1l' 1111111211111 XV1l11l'l' f1lll111lI'1l1 1JL'l1lIj' f13Il'll11C11ilL'1 N12ll'11j'1l c12ll'1'1J11 S1l1I'10j'f:1l11J1JS 111111111 c111l1I'l'1l 1Jil1l'lk'lLl C,111'11 X1lll'Q1lI'K'1 C1111- 1,11-111 C11111is Nlllllil C1111111'1' Mary A1111 Craig C13111' C1'1111I'111'c1 1111111111 6114111114 111lI'l'y CI1'11l111'1's Louis 1Ja1g11sli1111 BK'X'K'l'1y Dzwis N11-11111 Davis XVi11ia1111 llalvis 1D12l1lK' D111-1w1' -1111-1 131-1-111-1' 1'11l'illllll' Dc'x'c'111111y Luis 1311111151-111 C111111 1311111111 N11111'y Di11s111111'1' 1C11g1'111- 15111114 711110111115 1J111111111s1111 151111111111 D111'1111v1'g1-1' XVi11111'11 llursvy 'l'111111111s Duty 1301111111 D11w1111- I11'1'11 1Dl'il11L'1iK'l' Mary l7l'1l'1l0l'S1 Glass of 1951 NINTH GRADE Dorothy Durbin Shirley Dyer Robert Eilner june Elcler Lois Elias Samuel Elliott Donald Emery Susan Fair Barbara Feclor Laura Ferrell Edward l etherlin Patty Fleining john Forcl jack Funk Patricia Calaher Margaret Garrison Floyd Cileher Barbara Gilmore Katherine cllCIlCll'llllll Glenn Goss Joanne Cotlshall XVray Grantz Margaret Cranlz Dolores Greer Patty Greer XVilliaun Gregg Samuel Criesl Robert Crinnn Billie Gruber Elizabeth Crucli Elaine llager john llall james Hamilton jaek llannnoncl Shirley llannen ,lean Harrington Ruby llarris Sue llarton Marie llalfielcl Eclwarcl llelieke Marilyn Ileller Dolores llello James llenclerson Paul Ilenclerson Franklin llieliinan Shirlene llolines Baldwin Hughes Ellen llull Reatha llutson Albert Ianni Regis Innis Nauey Insana Rose jankowski james johnson Robert Johnson llenry jorclan Robert jones Shelley Kane Eleanor Kapis Tonnny Kapis Sue Keller NVilliain Keniinonnl llarolcl Kinnnins Joe King Tlioinas Kinskey Betty Knestriek Robert Knox Paul Kosey John Kraushaar Sara jane Kughn Glass of 1951 J X A NINTH GRADE Glass of 1951 Dunivl Inilit-lla C:0l'lllCl I421l'UK'li Putty L1lI'iIllCl' GL-urge Lzuitcnsclilugcr Marilyn Levi-rs Normal Lvwis Alicc Lulmlm c:t'Ul'4LflklIlil Long llolx-rt Louglnnun Rlllllllllll' Longliry Itlllll Lyle Carolyn M:ig.5crs llussvll Mulonn' Coral Mm- Maxngino -lllllll hltlllltlll Allvn Marlin Clcnn Martin Nzlnvy Mzirtin XVa1llaiL-1' Martin Earl Maison Katlilvvn Matteson Rig-lmrcl McCann llolwrt Mcllullongli ALIIIUS NICCTIIITY Jznnus ML-Dole lllbllltlllll' xlbljlllllllfl Marilyn ML-Dowcll Frccl McElx'ax'.'y llinwaitlm McC1'uclc-1' NVilli:nn ML-Kzllizin -lost-pli Mt-Km-nziv Hoy Mcliniglil ,Instin Milvs Viviun Millor lllltll Xlillivo lin-ai Minlon Carolyn XllilISUlll'A1lilS .lznnvs Monlccazlvo -lznncs Moody Chin-los Moorc -lolin Moorc- Malry Moorv joan Nlllfjlilll 'l'orl Mrot-li lfrcclu Mosslmnrg Hogvi' Bllllllllxll lllClltll'll Mounts Sum BIIITIIPI' XVz1ltt-1' Neilson llolwrt Ncslmit Frnnlc Nvstcr llosi' Nvstvr llc-lon Naylor Mary Naylor lov Nic-olcllal -lolin Nicolcllzl lliclnml Olin-rst Dnviml Organ Sinn Osso Virginia lkillvsw Isulwllc l,1ll'lii'l' Margin- Pill'lil'l' .lunc Parson llutli Pattison llolorcs Pm-alison .Iaunc-s Pi-troln litltliu Pvttit -lolin P1-tronltu Marion Phillips junlvs Powell NINTII GRADE Glass of 1951 Russell Provn-nzano Sylvia Provcnzano lolm Rocloclia Patty Rasvl Louise lin-nz Iolm Rt-sf-k Norma Rcntsclii Paul llcynolcls Lois Rll0Llfll'S Kyle- Higgs Barlnara llolwrtson Eleanor llocfc-o Elsie Rocco lacquclinc lloux Marwoocl llnsc-ln-l YVilliam Rusclivl Ralpli Rusli Mary Rusinm-lc Paul Sanders Sliirlcy Scliollacrt Eleanor Scnvotti llarry Scilucrt Mark Siegel Frances Sim Malcolm Slotsky Betty Smagncr Artlmr Smitli Betty Smith lx'aSmitl1 'lll1CUflUI'0 Smitli Gcrtrnclc Snowclun Shirley Simson Sliirlcy Sorgc jucly Spool' lllltli Stollar Cliarlcs Str-clman Tlmrman Str-cle Alice Stvwarl Martlia Stewart Opal Stcwart Edward Stimmcll Cliarlcs Swart Gloria Szolcli Jost-pli Szwcc Martlia Tracaima YVinifrecl Taylor Din-li 'l'l1istlc-tliwaitc -lo Amie Tilton Roy Tilton Lillian LlIHSll1ll'OS Allicrta Vincm-nt llclen Vito ,lamcs VVagncr Ilazvl Xxlilffl Eclclic- xxItlSl1lIlQ'lUll Dorotlly YVvgc Raymoncl NVvlls Dolorvs YVlwc-lor .loan VVl1itc Emma XVilliams Pearl Williams Margaret VVilliamson Cram' XVilson Ricliarcl Vllilson james XVisv llolwrt XViso llolwrt Yvagcr Donald Zcnnm.-1' IGHTH GRADE Class of 1952 Benjamin Ahrnhaun Mary janv Alla-urn xvllllillll Amos jc-an Anthony josvph Au1.!c-lillo Cvorjls- Ashury Anmlruw Bah-ul lin-lyn llanuislvr Shirlvy Barlow Norma .Ivan Baruvy Nurxna jc-an llurruws jauws Bvatly Bully lam' ll1'L'lu'r livgina ll1'l.'lilll'l' Shirh-y Bmlilliuu lflvanor ll:-rg Harold Bs-rg Hulxvrt B1-risforml XValtz-r Berry llicharcl lies! NValt0r llivlhy XVillian1 lilam-ka V1-rnun llunus Tlunnas llnva llarry Brim- Hs-th Ann lll'Ulllll'y Bvliy janv Bruoklnan Llnycl Brown hllllllll' llruwu Nanry Hruwnlvu llulh Brm-knvr -luwplx llruuu Joann l3u1.'klc'y K4-nnulh Burl janv clilll!DlDl'll Nancy Cara-y Durnlhy Carp:-nls-r Charlus Carlwnlrr Donald Clmnvy Mavmnrnuvn Cha jiunny Chicona- Charlvs Chura-h Cmll1ivCill1illu Sam Cilninu Arthur Clark Dura Clark xl1ll'llHl'fll2ll'liI' l,2llI'lC'lil Clarkl' llunalcl Clvnwus liicharcl Clullvl' llnnalcl Cm-hran Phyllis Cult' Aulhony Culnfurl llvtty Cuukls' liclwin Craig Clllill'll'S Cruluriuv Aloullc Cullvy Jaunvs Curly Stephen Day Nh-rl Dauglu-rly Call Davis Shirley Davis lfsthvr Dvslnmul Carl Du-km-r lluss-lnariv Dm-l llriu Thonuas lylillllllllll I,ors'Na Divkuy Claylun Dillarll l'.xh'iL-ia Dillarll llaymonsl Dual: livvlyn Donlan l,urrain1- Donahu Mary lills-n Durisiu Sally Dulaucy Dunalcl Dunn -lznlws Dunnv l'ah'icia Dunm- llarulcl lillioll lVillian1 lclljllt' ,lack Esta-p Donna Fcrrull Nurvuau l cllu'rlin Loruy Flanagan ja-an Fleming: licldic Fithyan ,lanu-s Fla-lclwr llarhara Funnn-r Sauuu-l lfurgim' pun 4. EIGHTH GRADE Class of 1952 XVanda June Foster Charles Fox Dorothy Fox Helen Frazier Riehard Frazier llaruld Friend Andrey Fnllnn Shirley Calalu-r 3 Ami Gardner ' Mildred Garrett Geraldine Catten Dolores Gilmore Patricia Godfrey John Gulna Nurinan Cnrhy Betty Grimm Donald Crimm Chester Grinage Shirley Cries! Edward Grillin Peggy Grillin Raymond Gross Shirley Grove Charles llaudell llarry Harding Allen llarps Ronald llarris Mitchell llartun Norma llartuu Eugene llaveuer Palrieia llawn Mary lilleu llayes Naomi llazlett Margaret lleekmau lleyerly llendersun Doris Ileuder:-:mi Marlene lleuderstm Charles llenry Olna llenry Iulm lliekman liarl Hulden Shirley Holmes Shirley Iluutmau Donna lluuver liiehard lluualuu Patty Hnllman George Ilull Margaret llull lilizalieth llumphreye Tamara Ilunt George llutter Donald lams Melvin luks Blary Lou Irwin lluhert lsilninger XVilla Mae jaekson Annabelle jellries Shirley jenkins llelen Jnlley Edward ,Innes Tummy jones Klargie Jones Edward Kurte Ilnrvey Kaufman Calvin Ke-uimoud llaymuncl Kilgore llarry Killen Regina Kuestriek Carl Kuuvulinka Millieent Krapin Mary Krzeezuwski Thelma Louise Lang Nlary Gladys Lang Duruthy Loughry Mary Lou Lightuer june Littell Ruth Lesnuek Betty Loar Edith Lohr Gail Louglimau Ralph Lough joan Lyueh Ernest Lyle Tummy Malik Alex Manning August Manzella Franklin Marbury Bill Marquis E Class of 1952 Joanne Martin Lorraine Martin Pat Martin Emma Matteson Donald Mazzie Mildred McCartney jean Mecoy Phyllis Mellowell Gertrude MeGary Joanne McVehil jim MeXVreath Grace McCullough Mary Meffullough jean Miles Clarence Miller Edward Miller Joseph Miller Miehael Miseio Donna Monplelluzzo jc-nnic Mousour Paul Montgomery ,lack Moore Nonna .lean Moore Sain Moroseo Ena Morrell Elden Morris Velda Morris Richard Mounts Charles Munier Edgar Noaek Lillian Norris Louis Napper Barbara Naser Howard Nasei' Rosemary Nasa-r john Naylor Norma Neilson Robert Nyswaner Alan Patterson Georgia Patterson Ronald Paustenbaek Hurley Perry Barbara Pettit Mary jane Pettit ,lean Pc-tLit Brice Phillips Kathryn Phillips Mary Phillips Emma Jean Piper jane Pliska Barbara Popeek Charlotte Popeek Carol Polan Rosetta l'oland Edward Prim: Curtis Pugh Dorothy Pugh Gertrude Pugh Mary Ann Quay Shannon Randolph Charles Ranegar Phillip Reed ,leanne Reedy Sally Reese James Reieharcl Beverly Ann Renko Eleanor Ressler Audrey Richardson Cora Libby Richardso Rilly Riehinan Ilazel Riggs john Riser Mary Roberts james Robinson vvllllillll Rogers Betsy Ross Helen Rothlisbery.:er Louis Ruseello Betty Rusehel Lauretta Rusehel Eugene Rusinek David Rush joyce Rush Robert Salamone Eleanor Sams Ralph Sargent Vernon Sargent Carrie Sehipps ll EIGHTH GRADE Glass of 1952 James Schneider Douglas Schultz Frank Seott 4 Peggy Scott 5 Sue Seott l Beverly Sickle XVilliam Sieklc Edward Sloan Beverly Smith Mary jane Smith Sandra Smith Thaddeus Smith NVallace Smith Catherine Smydo Marlene Speck Patty Spence XVayne Stack jeanene Stahlberg joel Standsberry jean Stedman ,loan Sterlee Eugene Steratore Frances Stevens Dolores Stimxnell Anna Ianc Stollar Margaret Stoner Eugene Sturm Harry Sutherland Charles Swan Ronald Swaggard Myrna Swartzfepjer Edith Szolek Violet Szxved XVilliam Tarr Charles Taylor Betty Thomas Ronald Thomas james Thompson Frances Tomazin Ruth Travers Virginia Ann Tucker Norma Jean Ullom Sara Veltrie Virginia Viehmalm Frank Vito Marjorie Voorhees Hobert Voorhees Dolores NVagner Robert NVagner Frances NValker Robert NVatson XValter XVatson Charlene VVeleh Naney NVells Louis XVest Mary Ann XVest Barbara XVheeler Robert YVheeler Vivian NVhitloek Phyllis XViles Phyllis NVilkerson Laura XVilliams Carol NVilson Clyde VVilson Richard NVilson Dolores NVise Yvilliam VVise Beverly XVishner Dolores XViszezar Dolores YVoods Elaine XVright 66 SPURTS OUR FUOTBALL HEROES f 4 ., 'W .. J ' 1 xl E 0 T 'Niki ua 4. Q. 9wv N- w Q, Q4 ,,...-.N - S. x U vi GRI Y af VZ 4 5' 4 Qi, VV ' 5 M 4 LAB9.- .- J ,nf 342: , -2- . My fe -L x , r' 'em R fi .nib f my A .W ,, Laumue: A ,Qc ,mu , f iwf 'W W git . ' VV anne nik' Powif n. Q- '3' W ' ' .' 4 'f' -K fo M My 52 m , in L -ff , Ennlf MQ' M412 V New A ...Thx x GVOZbEN Msiwn ' Resc zii MBT: ' GG 'qmso-wus vAn.u1'u'r-ru is Ai Q 0 E IP A , W r mils., DE FALCO M y , fO N f F E -, ., :: f'-- ' -,ff usa, Q., QQ., Yi ,, ' .pun-ng, f 's Af , . 9,41 ,K 454 ,fb N. HASSAN HAUGHTON qi my A M NASER mr ' .5 Y J. NICHELLA gf, , 'ww f If it x K. ' 2 on ace 'MFE VARSITY FO0TBI-ILL TEAM- COACHED BY HANK DAY QM I3 xii 1 S+ M HS-U2 ra COACHED BY WILLIAM McGI.UMPHY Aided by the stellar pitching of Bill Craig and some fine relief work by George Taylor, the Little Prexie baseball team enjoyed a commend- able season of nine wins, three losses, and two ties. George Barlow, Prexie catcher, sparked the hitters with an average of .468 while compiling a total of 165 putouts for the season. Fine per- formances must also be credited to Ivan Forgie, outlielder, Glade Eakin, outfielder, and Don Wines, who despite a slow start, finished the season with a show of timely base hits. A further highlight of the season was the signing of Bill Craig by the Pittsburgh Pirates Professional Baseball Club. He is to report to one of their minor leagues for spring training, and it is certain that the school and townspeople as Well will be wishing him the best of luck and continued success. Football, Football, who's got the Football? SEASON SCORES XV. H. S. 13 . ..., Canonsburg . 0 .,.. . . Monessen , . 20 ..... . Trinity . . 6 ,.,, . NIOllOl'lg2l11G12l . 7 . . .. , McKeesport .. , 6 ,. . , . ,..,.. C1l211'1C1'i71 . 14 ..,, ... Erie East ,.. 0 . , Brownsville . , 13 ..,., ,. ..,. Donora . .. 7 . ,Mt Lebanon , . Opp 7 20 15 13 . 61 33 18 41 39 7 ,...M . ...,...,.v.,,,M... JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL TEAM-Coached by Guy McCorrelI I ... nm. G lfr .. FUUTBALL ! Y 4 f 'QU RESERVE TEAM-Couched by Reed J. Dunn 71 FUOTBALL SUMMARY As the cooling breezes of September swept across the athletic field, Coach Hank Day issued his call for football candidates. Approximately 230 boys responded. Equipment was given out, and in a few days the booming thud of punts and the systematic count of future gridders going through their calisthenics echoed across the field. In a few short weeks Coach Day and his assistants had moulded a squad of gridmen who were to carry the Blue and Black colors through a gruel- ing ten-game schedule. Wash High opened the 1947 season against the Canonsburg Gunners and humbled them by a score of 13 to 7. Lahosky threw the winning pass to Sorice, and Frye split the uprights for the final score of the game. But our victory was short-lived For the next week, the power-laden Monessen team snap- ped the winning streak by a 20-0 victory over the Little Prexies. With a record crowd of 13,000 cheering fans looking on, Washington came from behind in the last quarter to edge our crosstown cou- sinsn, the Trinity Hillers, 20 to 15, at the Stadium, September 19. Hank Day,s little Presidents, with nine points scored by Trinity in the first 30 sec- onds of the game, struck back in the first quarter with 7 points. Later touchdowns by VVatson and Frye brought the score to 20 and a second victory for Wash High. The next week found the Daymen journey- ing to Monongahela where the under-rated Wild Cats clawed out a 13 to 6 victory at the expense of Wash High. Still feeling the sting from the Monongahela upset, the Little Prexies played host to McKees- port. The Tubers started a touchdown parade early in the first quarter, and the final whistle showed a score of 61 for the Tubers and 7 for the Little Presidents. For the next encounter, the Daymen traveled to Charleroi where they fell victim to a blitz- kriegf, Unleashing hidden power, the Charleroi team rolled over the Wash High team by a score of 33 to 6. Friday, October 17 found the Little Prexies boarding a bus for a trip to Erie East. Striking early in the game, the Daymen sported a margin at the conclusion of the first half, but were un- able to hold the lead down and went down to de- feat at the hands of Erie East,18 to 14. Old Man Defeat still sat on the Blue and Black bench, for a powerful Brownsville eleven held the Daymen to a virtual standstill-with their passing attack netting them 4 touchdowns, and making the score 41 to 0. Donora was our sixth straight set-back when the strong machine of the River Bats began to roll, for they outplayed the Blue and Black to the tune of 39 to 13. Not even the cold spraying drizzle prevented the Wash High fans from enjoying the last game of the season with Mt. Lebanon, for Lady Luck smiled upon the Daymen. The field was very wet, but by utilizing a passing offense. Wash High came to the fore in the final quarter to tie the 6'Mounties', 7 to 7. For their services under the Blue and Black banner on the gridiron 22 varsity gridders were rewarded with the VV,'. Among this group were 18 seniors who hung up their cleats. Honors came to Wash High gridders, for Ioe Nicolella and Doon VVatson were chosen on the sports scribes annual second team, All Big Six, an honor well deserved by both of them. Joe Nicolella was listed among the honorable men- tion of the Post Gazette, All VVPIAL teams. The record shows that Bill Frye made 9 out of 13 placements attempted this year. One would have to travel away back to find a Wash High man kicking this many extra points. UUR HARDWUUD STARS HARRY HAAS Guard WILLIAM SIMPSON Forward JAMES DECKER Center MARION LEVERS Forward PAUL FRYE Guard 73 UUR BASKETBALL TEAMS VARSITY First Row: Marion Levers joe Henry Paul Frye jim Decker Tom Connelly Mr. Laughlin, Coach Second Row: Joe Bick Harry Haas Bill Simpson Gene Malone Robert Forgie, Mgr. RESERVES First Row: Alvan Balent George Dean Stephen Bartley Bob Knestrick Kenneth Liggons Second Row: Mr. Laughlin, Coach Charles Moore John Denias Richard Cain Thomas Arena Charles Thomas Dave Polan, Mgr. JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL First Row Richard Thistlethwaitc, Mgr. Thomas Jones Robert Johnson Richard Mounts Fred Mclilrayy, Mgr. Second Row: Eugene Steratorc Avlllllllll Riclnnan James VVise Kyle Riggs George Lautenschlager John Riser Lloyd Brown Third Row: Mr. Berry, Coach Ronald Amon xvlllllllll Amos Charles Provancc Robert Nesbit Samuel Griest Charles Martin BASKETBALL Scoring a total of 906 points in 22 games to 806 for their opponents, the Wash High cagers enjoyed one of their best basketball seasons, with a record of 16 wins and 6 losses for the 1947343 season. Opening against Connellsville on the home Hoor, Coach Laughlinis Little Prexies got off to a good start with a 45-30 victory over the Cokers. The first defeat of the season came when the Laughlin men ran up against a powerful Donora team in the latteris gvm. When the final whistle blew, the score stood 50-28 in favor of Donora. The next five games with Waynesburg, Mon- essen, Charleroi, Irwin, and the Alumni proved the real worth of the team, for YVash High em- erged victorious in all five contests. Going into league competition, the first game with Dormont on the home court was won in an overtime period by a 46-42 score. Brentwood, the next opponent, proved too much for the Little Prexies, however, for the tall lads from Brent- wood administered the third defeat of the season -56-25. Ianuarv 27 found almost the entire student body crowded into the Trinity Qvm for the first of a two-game series with the Hillers. Seesaw- ing back and forth for four periods, with the lead changing hands 13 times, Trinity came out the victor by a 45-44 count. Playing a return game with Dormont on the Dormont court, Wash Higlfs squad again proved its superiority with an easy 41-24 win, only to drop the next game to the towering Brentwood team 51-35. Clark, Baldwin, Mt. Lebanon, and W. H. S ................ 45 Connellsville ..,., ...... 3 0 VV. H. S. .......,.,.., 28 Donora ,..,.,, ..., ,.... . 5 0 NV. H. S. ,.,.......,... 47 Wayncsburg ,.....,,.....,, 19 VV. H, S. ..,........... 30 Monessen ,..,..... ...... 2 7 VV. H. S. ............... 45 Charlc1'oi ..... ,...... 4 4 WV. H. S. ,.... ...,... 4 5 Irwin .... ....... 2 7 W. H. S ..,..... ...,... 3 7 Alumni ...... ....,.. 3 3 W. H. S ................ 30 Uniontown .,... .. 31 BW. H. S. .,,..... ..... 4 6 Dormont .......... .,...., 4 2 'VV. H. S. ......,....... 25 Brentwood ...,,. . ..,.. 56 OW. H. S. ,,...,,..,.... 40 Clark .........., ......... , 35 Canonsburg became the next victims of the Little Presidents of Wash High. Hot for revenge for their previous defeat at the hands of the Trinity five, the Laughlin quintet met the Hillers on the Wash High floor, and out- passed and out-played them to take a 49-31 vic- tory from their rivals. This was the final game of the season. Marion Levers, a junior, was high point man for the season with 230 points, followed by jim Decker, a senior center with 214. Bill Simpson, also a junior, was third with 172. Missing from next seasonis line-up will be the three seniors-jim Decker, Paul Frye, and Harry Haas. Deckeris and F ryeis ability to take the ball off the bankboards and Haas, clever ball handling will not be easy to replace. The all-sophomore reserve squad, after los- ing three of their first five games, picked up steam and won the next 17 games to end the season with 19 wins and 3 losses. These boys earned a lot of credit for their scrappiness and adept passing ability. Kenneth Liggons was leading scorer with 163 points, followed bv Charles Thomas with 161, and George Dean with 111. The starting team consisted usually of Liggons, Dean, Knestrick, and Moore, with Cain and Balent coming in for their share of playing. Back for varsity competition next year will be four lettermen: Bick, Levers, Malone, and Simpson, with two other boys-Connelly and Henry fighting for positions. This situation, with all the reserve team being juniors next year, should lead to keen rivalry for starting positions on the varsity. QNV. H. S .........,...... 36 Baldwin ...,.,. .,,.... 3 7 UNV. ll. S. .,,....... 39 Mt. Lebanon ,,.... 36 XV. H. S. .............. 47 Canonsburg . .... ,. 36 6117. H. S. .......,....,. 44 Trinity ..,...... ., 45 OXV. H. S ...... ..... . . 41 Dormont , ..... 24 UXV. ll, S. . ,...,.. 35 Brentwood ...,.., 51 GVV. H. S ..,.,..,,.,..... 43 Clark ........ .,...,, 4 1 BXV. H. S ................ 52 Baldwin .... ..... 2 2 'WV.ll.S. ...,......,,.. 48 Ml. Lebanon ..,,. . 46 iWV. ll. S ..,............. 45 Canonsburg .. . , . ,. 43 'W.1l.S ..........,..,.. 49 Trinity .......,. .. 31 1' Denotes Section 4 contests 75 WRESTLING UUR HKNIGHTS 0F THE WHITE CANVAS WK gag X34 'gf xg f' 'WX SQ TONY GIZONI JACK CHURCH BOB LAURINE JIM FUNK JOHN LAHOSKY DON McDONOUGH T6 WRESTLING WPIAL TUURNAMENT AND ATTENDANTS Alma Zenner .lo Ann Fox , Thelma Ritchie Jenene Slahllzerg . Shirley Chipps 'I01h Grade 'l'Hh Grade 12th Grade 81h Grade 9th Grade First Row: Coach Harris, Pryor, Gizoni, Peironkcx, Thompson, Polan Second Row: Lyle, Dubelle, Wilson, Funk, Laurine, Pugh Third Row: Lahosky, McDonough, lanni, Church, King, Miller V , ,.,,,,,M...M .A , X . ' 5 yr 'X xi., 77 WRESTLING SUMMARY The Washington High School wrestling team this season realized the dream of all coaches when it completed a 13-match schedule with an undefeated, untied record. From the very start i'Doc,, Harris, wrestling mentor, took an optim- istic view of the season, for with eight lettermen from last year plus capable substitutes, the out- look was good. The opening match with Iefferson in the WVash High gym brought the first victory. Then followed four matches with Waynesburg, Char- tiers, Jefferson, and Trinity--all aawayi' matches, and all keeping the winning streak intact for the Little Prexies. Next came the meet with Canonsburg in the Wash High gym before a crowd of 1600. This was a thriller, not decided until the final match, and annexed the XV ash High grapplers their first victory over the Gunners. The big feature of the evening was lack Churchis amazing defensive battle against Canonsburg's 165-pound WPIAL titlist, Addis. Church, who weighed only 127 pounds, brought rounds of applause from the crowd, who realized the weight difference and jackis struggle for victory. February 6 took the wrestlers to Greensburg where they made it seven in a row with a 14-3 victory. Tony Gizoni carried his feud with Bill Grim into the fourth year and came out the win- ner by a fall. Ianni and Petronka also scored pins. In a return match with Trinity, WVashington demonstrated power in the heavier weights to top the Allison-coached matmen by a score of 10-5. Funk and Ianni registered falls in this meet be- tween the two schools. Petronka, Gizoni, and Lahosky provided the victory of 10-6 over Waynesburg in the next con- test. All three succeeded in pinning their oppon- 78 ents, before an enthusiastic crowd in the Wash High gym. Winning every match, the Little Prexies an- nexed a 16-0 victory at the expense of East Pike Run, for the 11th victory of the season. Three falls were recorded by Young, Laurine, and La- hosky. The Canonsburg gym was the scene of the return match with the Gunners. Competition was keen, but the final gong showed VV ash High the winner by a count of 12 to 7. Falls were sco1'ed by Gizoni, Wilson, and Lahosky. March 2 brought the final match of the wrest- ling season, and with it the 13th straight victory for the Wash High grapplers. The Little Presi- dents turned back the Sawhill team 15-4 with five falls and Eve decisions. Miller decisioned Seamon for the latteris first loss of the season, a feat performed also by Lahosky, who pinned pre- viously unbeaten Trombetta. Climaxing the season was the WPIAL Wrest- ling Tournament, staged in the Wash High gym on March 5 and 6. Miss Thelma Ritchie, a sen- ior, was chosen Queen of the Tournament, and with her attendants-Io Ann F ox, Alma Zenner, Shirley Chipps, and Ienene Stahlberg, reigned over the Saturday night finals. Farrell and Wash- ington tied as winners of the WPIAL Tourna- ment, with four of the Blue and Black entries-- Gizoni, Miller, Funk, and Laurine becoming the representatives of Wash High at the state finals at Kingston. Gizoni and Laurine became state champions at the Kingston all-state tournament March 12 and 13, putting Washington in a tie with Clear- field for state title. This year six men will be lost through grad- uation: Church, Funk, Gizoni, Laurine, Lahosky, and McDonough. TRACK gig? it so Clcuted shoes, and the sound of running our track teams of 1947 pzlrticiputc-d in several foot on the Cinder track-a sure sign of Spring! meets, including our Annual Invitational Meet CjO21Ch0d by Phil Berry and Guy McCz1r1'cll, at the Stadium in which 22 schools took part. 1? 'Ex vw .-3 4' um PH Q 2 e K v xsqggq Agfggmf . 4 E is 31-x . K xg, K 4 I Q f L L X X B.. .Un Q If , A, ffgfsf ai 7 . .ST 1433- . 9 Mas' ,V ju L' ,ff a l E , will 4 s 1 3 'fa ,S :X Q51 . W X lf f Nh 'W .,q,Q?q, . . . Id? vvy T492 J . ' v , i Q T we L I A.......-.-v.- 'H w A 1 V K Y f 15 ,Rayz v ik gfygff gf If ,Z -, . 4' ' 1 ffl D Y L' KX I X ,, I , . , . , , S Y ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES From the crowded activity of the dance floor to individual participation in forensics, the high school student,s life is made up of committees, plays, athletics, and clubs-all bringing about the development of a more versatile citizen-one more able to occupy his place in community life. Each activity molds him into a more responsible person. Each day brings a new lesson in cooperation, a new understanding of sportsmanship, and a better conception of the American Way of life. Our clubs are formed on mutual likes, friendships, and desires. The members are individuals who Want to share their ideas, dreams, and plans for the future together. Some groups stress scholarship, leadership, character, service, and keep these virtues high. Others stress friendship and coopera- tiveness. All bring fun and happiness into our lives. We get many Wonderful memories to carry with us through our lives. We study at school-but We have our fun. A part of VV ash High- our Activities. 82 OUR STUDENT URGANIZATIUNS SENIOR Y-TEENS President A , A Betty Lou Driehorst Treasurer , .. ,. ., Ellen Louise Smith Vicc- President , . ,. ., , Betty Cardone Program Chairman ,.,.. ,.., , Phyllis Fair Secretary . . ,. . ,. ., A Ioan Behringer Adviser . .,,, . Anne Rutherford DUR STUDENT URGANIZATIUNS 8th Grade Y-Teens A 9th Grade Y-Teens President . . ..A.. . ,. Mary A1111 Quay President . . , , A .,,... , .,... Shirley Dyer Vice President ,, Connie Cimino Vice President . ,. Kathleen Nlatteson Secretary ,. .. . Carol lVils0n Seeretz11'y . , . Billie Gl'lllJL'l' rl1l'CilSl,l1'Cl' F , , . , Donna Ferrell 'Tl'G21Sll1'6I' ,. . ,. , . A Marilyn Carroll Pl'0gl'LlIll Cliuirniun 1 Betty Ruscliel Pl'Ugl'i1ll'l Cliziirman , , . , Diane Decker Adviser A ., . Doris lXlCN31'j' Adviser . ,. .. A . . , , .,., Eliza Crable OUR STUDENT URGANIZATIUNS 10th Crude Y-Teens Modern Foreign Language Club J - A, 1' , , . i71'LAs1cg11t'.1A A A ---V' PegiY Ai? 1DdY Prcsrdent .,,.. A Chauncey Ilcadlcy .lu HSN cm IAA qui' YH 0 mm XIICG Pl'GS1dGHt A A A ,A AA Ruth Lzmdzw Secretary A AA Ellzabeth Kl1GSt1'1Ck S . t Q S ,l' 'Tl'CiISlll'Cl' A A A A A AA AAA, A Irene Iordan Cui' My ' ' A ' ' ' Ioan ' mf U - ' -x- 1 - - ' 1 x - ' , . . Program cHl21ll'lI12IIl A AAAA A Ioanne Ross TUU511191 -V --V- LUWSL MCCAIUI-lfhdll Advisor A A AA AAAA A Dorethy Bryson Adviser AA A A AAAA Tera-Sinn Marino OUR STUDENT URGANIZATIUNS 79 Q1 3 C0-To-College Club Sorores Club P11-siclc-11t ,, , , ., . .. , Scotty 1cz111 Day President . ,.... ., . ., ,. ., . . -102111 iBl'hl'illgl'l' Vice P1'csiclc11t A , Shirley Ginsburg Vice President . . Ruth B111'1'cll SC'Cl'L't1ll'y A A A A 101111 Perkins Sc-c1'etz11'y , ,. .. . , . A Lois Biglcr Tl'i'2lSlll'l'l' . A 1111111 Skillcn T1'6ilSLl1'6'l' , . iX'12ll'gll1'l'l' Vvllifl' JXdYiSL'1' , . Sillllll McE111'11c Adviser ., , , A LCI12111iYUl1' SENIOR Y-TEENS The Y-Teens, formerly called Girl Re- serves, have become well known in the com- munity. A variety of subjects were used as topics for meetings: co-ed discussions, relig- ious discussions, and etiquette. The programs included guest speakers, covered dish suppers, a weiner roast at Camp Adelawan, and in the spring, a banquet to honor the members of the club who were in the graduating class. The club participated in the animal Christmas for- mal, and in all the activities planned and con- ducted by the Inter-Club Council. The pur- pose of this club, as of all Y-Teen Clubs is: To face life squarely, to Find, and to give the bestf, The enrollment of the club is 145 mem- bers, consisting of llth and 12th grade girls. They meet Wednesday evenings at the Y. W. C. A. EIGHTH GRADE Y-TEENS The Eighth grade Y group meets the first and third Tuesday of each month after school at the Y, under the capable leadership of Miss Doris McNary. This active group, interested in raising money, sold Christmas cards and sachets. Their activities included a Weiner roast at the Washington Park, a swimming party at the Y, and an educational series, con- ducted by ministers of WVashington on the sub- ject of religion. NINTH GRADE Y-TEENS This Y group has as its purpose, the en- richment of the cultural, spiritual, physical, and mental welfare of the teen-age girl. VVith Miss Eliza Grable as sponsor, their activities included swimming and bowling parties, group meetings with guest speakers, and dis- cussions. This club, interested in making money for their contribution to the new Y. W. Camp, and also to the International organiza- tion of Y-Teens, sold Christmas cards and sachets. At Christmas time, they prepared baskets of food for needy families. TENTH GRADE Y-TEENS The theme of the Sophomore Y-Teens is Me, Myself, and Othersf, They meet at the Y on Tuesday afternoons, for interesting meet- ings, planned by the club program chairman, Joanne Ross. Plans for raising money includ- ed a bake sale. This group is sponsored by Miss Dorothy Bryson. MODERN FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB This club, sponsored by Miss Teresina Marino, was organized for the purpose of cre- ating interest in the languages and peoples of other countries. Its membership is open to both French and Spanish students, and meet- ings are held once a month. The program sometimes centers around the world situation, or it may consist of a game or skit in French or Spanish. The Christmas meeting included groups of songs sung in both languages. A fiesta is being planned for the late spring. GO-TO-COLLEGE CLUB Membership in the Go-To-College Club is open to all senior high school students who are interested in education beyond the high school level. Through talks by the graduates of different colleges, and programs prepared by the club members, various aspects of col- lege life are presented. The Clubis purpose is to encourage its members to pursue higher education, to prepare them for better partici- pation in college life, and to arouse and main- tain interest in college training among stu- dents who might not otherwise go to college. This year, the Go-To-College Club of VVashington High School, in cooperation with the other Go-To-College clubs of the city, helped to sponsor the annual Christmas dance, the proceeds of which will provide a scholar- ship to the Seminary Junior College for a worthy student from one of the cityis high schools. 87 SORORES CLUB The Sorores Club, organized in 1932, is the oldest club in the Washington High School. The qualifications for membership are: excellence of character, ability in leader- ship, willingness to serve the school, and stu- dious attitude toward class work. Miss Lena Lively has been the Sorores adviser since the clubis organization. The seven senior members, reinforced by twenty-three new ones began the year by sell- ing greeting cards at the Teachers, Institute, but the clubis major project was the donating and wrapping of Christmas gifts for the Chil- drenis Home. SKETCH AND CRAFT CLUB At least one place in the school, beauty and perfection walk hand in hand-the art room. It is there that students meet after school to study painting, designing, carving, and work with plastics. It is there they learn the proper ways to blend colors in harmony. Under the helpful suggestions of Miss Flor- ence Van Nostrand, the Sketch and Craft Club of Wash High find adequate expression for their talents. The 48 members of the club are eager to learn to make beautiful things with just a few graceful strokes of the brush. Money is being earned for materials by the sale of Alma Mater pencils and by spon- soring after-school dances. LIBRARY CLUB The Library Club under the direction of Miss Zara Siegel, buys books, supplies, and equipment for the library, and maintains a staff of eighteen Librarians as well as Library monitors. School librarians, duties vary from admitting pupils to the library to dusting books and shelves. They also check library slips, aid students unable to find material, and mark the cards of those who wish to borrow books. The funds for the club are raised by oper- ating the concession in the lunch room, at bas- 88 ketball games, and at the Teachers, Institute. The thirty members of the club are planning an authoris birthday calendar and a book of local celebrities. W CLUB The Varsity Club is an organization of boys who have earned a letter in some sport. For the past nine years the club has aimed to promote friendship, loyalty, and cooperation among the athletes of Wash High. The mem- bers of the club work to furnish money to pro- vide sweaters for all who have won varsity letters in competition. KEY CLUB The Key Club is a newly organized club at Wash High, which is composed of boys from grades 10, 11, and 12. To become a member, you must rank in the upper third of your class scholastically, be of good character, and be a willing worker in order to improve yourself, your school, and your community. The objectives of the group are: to de- velop initiative and leadership, to provide ex- perience in living and working together, to serve the school and community, to cooperate with the school faculty, and to prepare for useful citizenship. The club is sponsored by the local Kiwanis Club, with Dr. William A. Harris, Ir. as adviser. USHER CLUB May I help you, sir? Right this way, pleasef, And so another student service mem- ber guides a stranger to the proper seat at a football game, a basketball game, a wrestling match, a band concert, a play, a Commence- ment exercise, and every other activity that takes place at the WVashington High School. The Usher Club has 65 members, consist- ing of students of the junior and senior classes. Members are voted into the club on the basis of their scholastic rating, leadership, and will- ingness to take part in school activities. OUR STUDENT URGANIZATIUNS Sketch and Craft Club Library Club Pl'-CSlLlCIll . . ., . Donu1dPetc1-s P11-siclellt , ., . .llutli llurcliilg Yicrc P11-siclmit A ,. , . ..,, , . Robert Cullcy Vice Pmsiclmit Nlillicvnf Cricc Scc:1'0tz11'y-Trcusurc1' . . Peggy Burnfielcl SGC1'Gllll'Y . . , 101111110 Boyd Publicity Cliuirmzm , . , , ..., Ronald VViles 'T1'621Slll'CI' ..,, A XYCTII11 llurtcr Adviscr .,lll.. . ,.,. Miss Florence X7i1llNC3St1'il1lLl Advisers Miss Lillllll liobli, Miss Zum Siegel 89 DIIR STUDENT URGANIZATIUNS W Club KEY CLUB President H - qll- V Qlv' Q - U - H Joe Nicoleua P1'CSid6Ht ...., ., . .. ..,, liobert GVOZdeI1 Vice President . .. A . . , Herbert Hughes VICE Presldent ' ' Eugene Smlth , , SeC1'eturV . . . . , Charles Landay Sec1'eta1'v-T1'eusurer . .. . Herman F alascmo , ' , Al 1 ' W lu. I f1'6t1SU1'C1' , ..,,., .,.,. A Robert Laurme L H861 V1 Mm Am Advlser ..., . ..,..,, Dr. xviuikllll A. Harris, Ir. UUR STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS Boys' Camera Club Ushers Club President . A .. ..., .... ...,....,.... ....., R c J bert Culley President .... .s,.,,, A . . .,.. .. , .. Edna Martin Vice President ., .. ...,..., Eugene Smitli Vice President .. , .,i.. .,.. L ois Bigler Secretary , .,., ,,.. ,.... z wk Briglitwell Secretary ., , .. ,. ., ., Beverly Hurter Treasurer ,. , Francis O,Brien Treasurer ., . .. , . . .. Butlr Burrell Adviser . , A ,.... .. ,, lay Luft Advisers N , . Miss Margaret Sampson, Mrs. jean Robinson sfwbgibr r C- C 91 UUR STUDENT URGANIZATIDNS 0 Student Council Oflicers President . . , ,, .. , Mike Sorice Scc1'0tzu'y ,. . . ,. . A , .. Alice Dubellc Vice President .. . , . ., , .. Iames Funk T1'6ilSll1'C1' .. ..,.... 4, . ..,.. Virginia Douglas Advisor ... ., ,. . .,.. . .,., Paul Kraft STUDENT COUNCIL Of the students, by the students, and for the studentsi' describes Student Council, govern- ing body at the Washington High School. For the past four years, it has had as its objectives- the development of student responsibility, initia- tive, leadership, school pride, and pupil partici- pation or management of extra-curricular activi- ties. The Council consists of a representative from each of the thirty-eight homerooms who meet every two weeks. Acting as an advisory board to the President, is the Executive Board. This board consists of the four officers and the chairmen of the six com- mittees. Members of the Executive Board are: Mike Sorice, James Funk, Alice Dubelle, Virginia Douglas, Gloria Casper, Robert Gvozden, Robert Laurine, Robert Vanek, Nick Demas, and john Lahosky. Leading this organization since its beginning is Paul Kratt, who has done an excellent job. Besides keeping the wheels of the regular Wash High activities in smooth working condi- tion, Student Council sponsors the publication of the hand book, the purchase of new records for the school, decorations for the Christmas season, the sale of magazines, and in general all functions that affect the student body. LITTLE PRESIDENT STAFF The Little President, the student newspaper, is the voice of the students, and in a sense the spirit of high school life. Taking the Little Presi- dent and the work that goes into each issue for granted is an easy thing to do. There were stories to write, layout to make, copy to proof, and a hundred and one other little details that go into putting out a newspaper. There were ads to be solicited, finances to keep straight, and subscriptions to be secured. But the Staff was a competent one, and the policies of the Editor were carried out. STUDENT OPERATORS' STAFF The S. O. S. Club was organized in 1945 for the purpose of operating all audio-visual educa- tion equipment for the student body. It has a membership of sixteen students who show all films to the various classes of the Washington High School, play records at after-school dances, and keep our public address system in top condi- tion. IUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS This year with the addition of a new vocal music instructor at WVash High, a junior High School Chorus of 100 voices was organized. Since its beginning in October of 1947 this group of boys and girls has presented programs before the Democratic Women's Council, the Current Events Club, Washington County Pomona Grange, and in cooperation with the other vocal and instrumental groups of the school, the Christ- mas assembly program. MIXED CHORUS The Mixed Chorus, under the directorship of Mrs. Etha MCC. Richardson, was reorganized this fall. This group, composed of students in the Senior High School, must have been enrolled in a junior choral group before being admitted to Mixed Chorus. They have presented several musical programs to the student body. Accom- panists are Lois Bigler, Marjorie Burig, and LaGene Day. JUNIOR CHORUSES The Junior choruses-both girls and boys- are all underclass students, selected for their in- terest in group singing. Both groups assisted in making the Christmas program a success. Accompanists for these groups are: Betty Hum- phries, Martha Clarke, and Patricia Dillard. 93 DUR STUDENT DRGANIZATIUNS Little President Staff Student O erators Stall P Xlilllilglllg Editors , ,. . Scotty lean Day, President ,. . .. , .,,. , ., . David Moore Y V1V1a11V9fd9fbe1' Vice President .r,, . Melvin Filby Busim-ss lXlilll21g?1'S .. Joanne Rowland, SeCrem1,V-Treasurel, Q H Iames Bell XV1ll6I16 Schroeder A I 7, 1 Q ' 'Pr 1 K . Clirculution lxlilllilgtd' ,. , Mary Ann Corabi C H561 ' ' ' 'ul laff Faculty Adviscr , . . . ..., Mary Jean Nelan 94 0lIR STUDENT URGANIZATIUNS fm Vis'-t w. r 'W-M.f'tw N, . GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Ruth Beck Virginia Douglas Virginia Knox Alice Dubelle Elizabeth Margie Miss Woodward, Adviser 4 .. 6 - G. A. A. The Girls' Athletic Association advised by Miss Beatrice Woodward, assumes the refereeing and managing of various sports. The G. A. A. Council members are: Ruth Beck, Virginia Doug- las, Alice Dubelle, Virginia Knox, and Elizabeth Margie. The purpose of the Association is to pro- mote athletic competition among students, en- courage good fellowship between groups, and widen acquaintances in school. ALPHA HI-Y CLUB President ,..,,........... Nick Demas Vice President ........ james Funk Secretary .... Chauncey Headley Treasurer .,.....,.. Robert Laurine Adviser ..,.. .,..... B eed Dunn ALPHA HI-Y CLUB The purpose of the Alpha Hi-Y is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. Reorganized after a lapse of several years, the club has selected Mr. Reed I. Dunn as the club's adviser. Members are chosen by popular vote of the club, and only members of the Sen- ior High School are eligible for membership. Meetings are held every other Thursday, alter- nately at the Y. M. C. A. and at the school. 95 DUB CHEERLEADERS 1, - . K , e , Llegef., , G ..W..- f ,W X f X W if WM A C . .K -kh. - ' we - A ' K if -Q-4 - My I 'mv -.m Mis. .wx . 1 lini- . . ,xg if U.- 59--f--ff-X X is ' ' A, W ., me gl X X .. i '+ . U , f ' L55 K X 37--V! Blain ' - :PQ 'F Uif'iif.?YAiJ ' ff -- - in -.5 X- ,,, , i ',f:-m.:2Sa if1 1 ws! few n: .,.. z .Q i .J 2:91423 1052249-:W flf l 2: 'f if ' ' ' ' K+ ' r ff ST'fi5'ff',x+- If rw rf, -375 G,f55i5iJ f?Vm 1' F - ffl1iQ,Y::55,2': is ff .. . V - f - ' K . zJ'Q9e5fC5f?ZE' ' 1,A:,,fu-wfff' , iefffld ug, , 7 41 5:3521 ' - 1 , Q2 xi I, S x 'Irv 96 ,,. .., wr. SENIOR GROUP Rita Locy Peggy Adams Harriet Burwell Dolores Watiers Betty Lou Driehors RESERVE GROUP Martha Chicone Virginia Eakin Mary Ellen Davis Fred Andy Bonnie Giles Helen Wilson Florence York JUNIOR HIGH G Eddie Fefherlin Jane Parsons Clea Chipps Beverly Davis l ROUP F 1 OUR STUDENT URGANIZATIONS Junior High School Choral Group Prcsiclcnt , . .,...,..,. ..A. .,.....,.. K athlcon Matteson Vicc President .,.. , . .. . ,...,..,. . Thomas Malik Sccrctziry A. ..,. ..,.,.,,,,,. . loam Morgan Treasurer ....., ..., A .. ,........, Bulclwin Hughes Instructor A . Miss Doris McN:u'y 'X' Girls' Camera Club Prcsidcnf ......,,.,,.,,,. . ,,., . , .... Phyllis I'I0rncr Vicc President ,. , ., , . A Dorutliv Towchik Sccrctary . ..,.. .. , ., , , Anim Mario Piccioni Trcusurer ,..,..,. . . , .. Alicc Duhcllc Aclviscl' .. ,.., Miss Lois Kccgan 0lIR STUDENT URGANIZATIDNS Mixed Ghgrug- MRS. ETHA Mac. RICHARDSON lnsirucior 75 MRS. ETHA Mac. RICHARDSON, Instructor OUR STUDENT URGANIZATIUNS Junior Girls' Chorus Senior Chorus UUR STUDENT DRGANIZATIDNS Senior Ensemble Alma Zc1111c'1' Kz1tl1ry11 Cl1ll'lX'l' lX'lkIl'C6llkl McCz11'y NIa1111ic x70OI'llt'S Shirlcy Klinzing Shirley Chipps Mary A1111 Foil Virginia Eillilll, ACCCJl11I72lIliSt Trio Nlz1clz1ly11 KlJttI1C'l' Iuuice Huggi bl0z111 Fctl1c1'li11 Nl21l'jO1'i0 Miller. Ac-co111pz111ist Sextette 110111111110 BlClD0l1lllCl Shelley Kam' Marin- Clillltilfill Ci1I'lJlf'll Nlagcrs hlklliilll Blll'l'Cll Betty l,0ll Knestrick CORNETS Harold Anderson Clark Brooks Lester Bryant Thomas Davis Robert Knestrick James Manion Donald Meneely Jack Mounts William Neal ,lack O,Brien Charles Porter Leo Reichart jack Robbins joseph Rotunda William Smith Joseph Szwee William West OBOE Margaret Cole William MeKahan FLUTE Alvin Balent Shirley Ginsburg Billie Gruber SAXOPHONES Dale Dever William Rusehell Frank Sorgie PERSUNNEL 0F THE BAND PERCUSSION Lorraine F iorletta Gene Gilmore George Hammers Richard Myers Ilarold McClelland Alan Parker Donald Sekorky Richard Stockinger Emery Yankovitch CLARINET Margaret Apache Phyllis Ashbaugh Ruth Batch Norma Lee Cornetto Joel Decker Jane Dever Patsy Diangelo Shirley French Dorothy Iams Robert King Lester Peel Iames Petrole Paul Sanders Edward Saymansky Harriet Sloan Iva Smith Edgar Thompson MAJORETTES AND Helen Keener Patty Cimino Marjorie Walla Alma Zenner Ronald Jacobs, Norma Haines Joan Connelly Dolores Decker Carla J. Riggs Doris Pettit Lenore DiBello President ...... ,..,.. BARITONES Louis Bunner Milton Grantz Donald Keener Edson Miller Evelyn Pattison VVilliam Richardson HORN Leonard Batch Jeanne Boyd Edwin Claffey Mary Driehorst Fern Ilanghton Harold Hess Raymond Marsh BASSES George Barnes John llannnond Roy McKnight Ralph Rush TROMBONES Paul Beck James Bradley Dolores Cohucci Eugene Heckman Albert Keefe Helen Keefe Jack McClellan John Morris Terry Syrek FLAG SWINGERS Lemonia Mouseiis Virginia Douglas ce Drum Maier BAND OFFICERS William Richardson V lee President ..........,,...... Terry Syrek Secretary .,.............. ..... I 'lelen Keele Treasurer .......,..,.,..,.,.. Leonard Batch Student Directors . .... Terry Syrek VVilliam Richardson 101 WASH HIGIVS BAND Teams of Wash High, loyal and true How often those strains ring out from the bleachers as eager students loyally cheer their football team to victory, when the VVash High School Band crashes into the opening bars of the song. Every eye follows the blue and gold uni- formed band as it steps lively up and down the field, weaving in and out of intricate maneuvers with startling precision. The band is a feature attraction of WVashington High Schoolis entire music course, Once each year the band presents a com- plete program itself, when students heartily ap- plaucl the rendition of classical and semi-classical selections, indicating they, too, have captured some of the satisfaction arising from the culture of the ages. The Washington High School Band was organized in the fall of 1927 by its present direc- tor, Paul E. Harding. Since its beginning, it has attempted to maintain high musical standards. This year it received new uniforms which con- tributed to the excellent shows at the football games last fall. The radio and press both at home and away praised the WVash High Band as one of the outstanding musical and marching outlits in the district. This was emphasized when the band was awarded first prize in the Armistice Day parade at Charleroi. The annual concert was built around thc twentieth anniversary theme. Band alumni, of which there are now approximately 500, expect to celebrate with a reunion and banquet some- time in the spring. 103 -'villvwy 515511 OR ffm v4' Lfziffswwad JUNIOR afby .Qi 9' ' M 3OPHOM wwf WEIBN ATIBNDAN 'rs I Q-48 'fl . ff1'ffA?'l'5zii!f EIGHTH GRADE --QT' EKG!-1 'IH CDR-'ADB Qlfwiiiwgfn Hs ma? x . X, VQEWM Zak JUNIOR E ,UMM ,my 50153 OQBQRE Jfvl,-mam Zizwfum N IN TH GRADE- OUR SPRING PLAY 1948 TUNE TIME Tune Timei' directed hy Harry Dorrington of the Iohn B. Rogers Pro- ducing Company, was presented in our auditorium March 23 and 24. The 30th illlllllkll play ol: this type, Tune Timcv was 21 musical revue with a cast of 200 colorfully costumed students. dancing and singing in scenes depicting tho differ- ent hours of the day. Humorous skits und choruses brought 11 program of humor and enjoyment to Wlishingtoniuns. SCENES FROM THE PROGRAM OFF to Work-An Early Morning Street Quiz The Busy Executive Soup Opry Time A Canter in the Park Airing the Baby Love in a Drive-In Time Out for Dancing Up and Down Main Street The Drill Hour Entertainment at the Ritz Date Time Show Time at the Dairy Bar 1 05 BEAUTY AND THE BEEF Ginny Allen ,.,.. George Allen A A Laura Allen AA A Lester Allen ,.,. ,..,. A Professor Barton Franny Barton AA Beef ..l., ,.,...,.r.,. Molly Woods A Foggyllyan A Miss Bigby Scaffold AA A. Steve ..lrr A Bubbles AA Betty AA A Dot A AA A Mitzi ,A Barbara .,.. A A, Bliss Spencer A VVallace Woods A CAST Willene Schroeder Kenneth Richman A, Ioan Wilson Emery Yankovitch AA Jack Mounts A A A Patty Keeney Alan Parker A A Gloria Casper A Ronald Jacobs A AA , Ruth Harding Charles Wilson AA Emanuel Pmandazza William Richardson A A Patty Masters Mary McSevcncy Peggy Adams Virginia Douglas Loretta Szwed AA AA George Hosterman UUR SENIDR PLAYS 48 Queen For A Day Cast lack Bailey .. ,.., .,,...., . Ronald Jacobs 'Sport Spieler ., .. .. Frank Sorgie ella Buzby ...... Rosemarie Belcastro attie Katz ...,... ......... ..,. N o rma Cornetto enelope Pen Pusher .. , Betty Cardone ookie Stover ..,.........,... Virginia Gardner adame Starr .. ,illie Twigg ,,.. he Duke ,.........,..,.... . William Richardson 'ara Turtle iram Hi Speed erbert Hunger ,winkle Starr ......,,.. Mrs. Sybil Swindle ..... ,,...,.. S ally Zediker Mrs. Sue Slye ,v..... rs. Jack Bailey .. am Sweet ,....,... ....., Ima Axe ....,... ...,..... eulah Broadfoot lara Cheeks ....... ottie Ditty ....... :unlce Eye . . .. Shfrley Ginsburg ,. . ,. ,. Betty Smith Beverly Harter Fred Andy Beauty and the Beef A Beauty and the Beefv was presented November 25 by the members of the Senior Class under the direction of Gaylord Hartman. The play is a three-act comedy about the Allen family. Ginny, their daugh- ter, finds herself and her friends involved in many amusing incidents. Through- out the play one hilarious situation follows another until matters seem utterly helpless. Ginny has inixups with her ideal football hero, her family, her teachers, and her neighbors, which get her into situations that take a lot of explaining. There is a laugh in every line. Queen for a Day Queen for a Dayv, the second play presented by the Class of 1948 was given April 23. Based on the hilarious stage version of the radio program of the same name, this play brought to the audience a little of what actually takes place on the regular program in Hollywood. Ronald Jacobs was cast as jack Bailey, with Hve senior girls serving as candi- dates for the title of Queen. The introduction of each candidate, the final selec- tion of the Queen by the Ladies of the Grand Council, and an amusing mix-up in identities, all made this one of the best Senior plays p1'oduced at Wash High. This was definitely a different type comedy, and thoroughly enjoyed for its humor and originality. ,. Paul Beck Virginia Knox Ellen Smith Jean Fetherlin Carmine DiVincenzo Marilyn Morris .. Joan Stavroulakis Ann Kabielus Eleanor Varley Mary Alice McElravy Ro HUME RUUM UFFIGERS EIGHTH GRADE NINTH GRADE om 16 Miss Williams M Room 203 Mr, Dunn President ................,..., PP Anthony Comfort President ...........,..........i.......,.,i..,. Richard Mounts Vice President ...........,, ,...,,,. P P P. P Jean Fleming Vice President .......,... .......,.....,...,.,.. B everly Davis Secretary PP .......,... P ,,.... Gail Davis Secretary-Treasurer ........,.............,...., Rose Nester Treasurer ......,.....,......... P P ,.,.. James McWreath . . Room 211 Miss F rederickson Room 115 Miss Mary Moore President. ,,.....,.,.,..........,...............,... Harry Seibert President .,.....i .,i..i.. ..... P PP PP P Dolores Woods V106 Pfesldent -- -' -A----4 T 110111215 DOW Vice President ,.,., ,.,.,.,. P P .,,.. Clarence Miller Secretary --------4-,- ,------'-4-1--- '4 --'----' H 9 1611 NFIYIOI' Secretary lqnnqvnlln llnlln H H H H bnbiilv Q Ruth Travers Treasurer ..,. ,.i....,.,... ....4.. P 4.....,..,....... 1 I uth Pattison Treasurer ..,.. ...........i.., P P PP ,i..,..,i., Rosetta Poland Room 219 Mrs Wege , P 'A d t ........ ...,........,...i.,............., ' ' Room 116 MISS Maw Vizilgilesident s.a,.., ea.a,.aco 1? 22231162-xiii? President .,..,................. ..,.... D onna Mongelluzzo Secretary Virginiq Pauesco Vice President .....i,...,.,. P .,i,. .,., .,.. S a muel Cimino TP P P P A ' 'ii 4 ' C - SeC1-mary-Treasurer lluulu uqlu E qullu Beverly Smith 1611811161 ...,,....,......,.......,,.,,.........,, Jo Anne Tilton Room 220 Miss McMinn Room 117 Miss Keegan President ...,...,....,...,... ................,...... B illie Gruber President .....,.......,. .,...,.,...... .,..,. .... VV ' i lliam Amos Vice President .....................,,.,. James Montecalvo Vice President PP ri.., i..i....., V ernon Bonus Secretary ....................,,,.,.. .,.... K athleen Matteson Secretary ............,. ,...r.,..,. B etty Brookman Treasurer ,..i..i.,............,...........,,...., Donald Zenner Treasurer ..,.....4.e...,..,....., P P ,r...., Thomas Diamond Room 222 Miss Abel Room 120 Mrs. DeN0l.mandie Plresicisentid ,...,.................,.,..,..,,.........,..,. Jack Funk President .,.. P ...,.,.. ...,.,,...,.i.,,,...., C arl Konvolinka mf lffsl ent ---- '-- - -'--------'--- John Hklmmfuld Vice President ,...,,,.. P P PP P Carol Wilson Sgclefafyq ------------ ---4-4'-'-4 -- H S1611 Vltff SeC1.etm.y nuvlnvlnlsuvl' sblssvs A Donna Ferreu Tieasulei ..4.......,....,..,.......,..,...,......,... Albert Ianni Treasurer PP ,,........,..,.........,,.....,..e..,.....e.. Sue Scott Room 223 Miss Virginia Moore President ............,............,., .,.......... 1 Roy McKnight Room 123 Miss Hammers Vice President ...e... ..,.., P George Lautenschlager 51PeSiiLeut.'i ' ' ' Bitty Ixifcgeg Secretary .,.......... ......., P P PPPP Romaine McDonald ice resic en .PP,PP,P,P,.,,PP,P,PP P. ary J ane e r Tub P nlpvnll H AHHVI' Avulnuu nnullslbsblsvnnuls S 1 - Pl , Cl - L Secretary PPPPPP..P,PP,P PP P Esther Desmond IL wurel m ey Hppg Treasurer P PPPPP,PPP,P,,P.PP,PP P P P P Howard Naser Room 302 Mr- SHVCS President P,.PP.,PPPPP,P.P P PP PPPPPPPPPPPP PPPPP P John Petronka Room 125 Miss Grable Vice President PPPPPP PP P PP Sue Keller President PPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP PP P Vice President PPPPPPPPPPPPPP PPPP Robert Salamone Secretary ,P4PPPPPPPPP PPPPP S hirley Dyer Dolores Stimmell Treasurer PPPPPPPPPPPPPPP PP P PPPPPPPPPPPPPP PP Joe Szwec Secretary-Treasurer PPPPPP PPPPPPPPPP P Mary Jane Smith SENIOR HIGH Room 132 Miss Shape P President PPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP PPPPPPPP P Connie Cimino P. ,Pl Room 201 MISS Nelan Vice President Secretar Treasurer PPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP PPPPPPPPPP y PPPPPP ..P. PPPPPPPPP P P D lc X 1 I IICSIC ent: PP PP PP P Jack Mounts ouglgt V1ce President .PPP P PP P PP PPPPPPPPPPPPP Harry Sanders Charles Provance Secretary PPPPPPPPP PP PPPPPPP Yolunda Cargiene Treasurer PPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP PPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP PPP. R e tta Fuller Room 204 Miss McCool Room 301 Miss Lively President PPPPPPPPPPPP PPPPPPPPP PPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP J o seph Bruno President PPPPPP PPPPPP PPPP P P P P PPPPPPPP Patsy Nicolella Vice President PPPPPPPPPPPP Secretary PP P PPPPP Jenene Stahlberg Secretary PPPPPPPPPPPP PP P P Marian Henry Treasurer PP PP PPPP .P P PP Louis Napper Treasurer PPPPPPPP PPPP P Jean Barlow Room 303 Miss Clarke President P PPPP PPPPP .PPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP P P PP Tom Arena Vice President PP PPPPP PPPPPP PPPPPPPPPP B 1 ld King Secretary P .PPP PPPPPP PPPPPPP M a rjorie Miller 108 Treasurer PPPPPPPPP PPPPPPP L eon ard Batch Lauretta Ruschel Vice President PP Fred Andy HUME ROUM UFFIGERS Room 304 Miss Bryson Room 402 Miss Rutherford President .,......... ..,.,..,.... ..,,..,,... G e orge Bookman President ...,......s.,r..,..s.,....s.s ....s........ 1 'larry Haas Vice President ,.,.. .. ,..,., ,..,..,..,.,.... , ., 1 Roy Ballard Vice President .........,...,.............,., Joseph Henry Secretary ........... .... . 1 ..,,,........,...... Ruth Burrell Secretary ,l.... ....i. ..... L o rraine Haught Treasurer ,...,. ..,4,.,.....,.......,...........,.... I ack Church Treasurer ,r..........,.,.,.,, .,,,..............r... ...,.. 1 1 ita Locy Room Mrs. Herrigtt . ROOIU Miss I'I2lITl11t0I'l President Aullllbglnvvldbrq M ..vV.....,A...AA.... John Lahosky President ........,., ........ ................,,,........ A 1 an Parker Vice President V'vVA,A. -.'...4A.A. R Olnert Powell Vice President .,...,..r, .....,..l. ..... ,...,,,. C a 1 '1 Gump Secretary ...'A-----A-.' -----, E dna Chalnbers SqCC1'et21.1'y .......... ...,......., ..,, ......,, P H t Rqastefs Treasurer ......,.,..,....,...........,,,.i........,..... Ruth Beck r11'e115111'e1' --------A'--e--------'------A-e-4-e--'-' S1111'1f1Y 115111165 Room 307 Mrs. Boyles ' Room 404 Mrs- Lillie President .'..4v,,,,..V.,l., 4..-..4l..A,.,.,.4,,-, ...A N i ck Demas President. ........,...,...................,.,. . Robert Vanek Vice President ..r.........,.,,.......,. Harold Anderson V106 P1 i'S1dCHt ------- ........ A lex Umshares Secretary-Treasurer . ........o...., Mary Ann Bendot SC01'01111'Y -----e------ -----,'---44,-'.-.W I 21116 LHWS Treasurer r..,.i..... ,... 1 . .....r,.,,.... Ioan Stavroulakis Room 309 Miss Sampson R 405 President l..... ,. .,...... ,r.... . ., ..., ...,,.,. E dwin Ullom 00m Miss Hougland Vice President lulvllvnul V4,.,,..,,,4,V4 E H Paul F1-ye President. . ..,,.,...,.,, .,.,......,...... H erman Falascino Secrgtaf Avlltllllr ---- H affiet Bufvveu V106 P1'CS1dC1'1t .,....,... ,,..,... ............ S i 111 ZGd1kC1' Y Y Treasurer ,.....,...,.....,.... 1 .,,.,.....,.. Alice Duhelle iCC1'Ct21l'Y -..--.V.-,,-- ....,.... A rlene Roof reasurer ....,...................,.i..,............., LaGene Day Room 310 1NfIrs. Reed D President A r,,.....,,, . .,,.r,..,, . . Marion Levers P. , 1100111 407 M13 K11e511'1Ck ' Vice President ...,.l.. .. , ...,..,. jack Adams 1,eS1de.111. Ar' 1- -' ir----- - -f-V ' 11011011 Lallflne Secretary H A.,.,I.I4lAlA Avvll D mma Spragg Vice P1 esident ..,.,., ,.,,,. .,.,, L . Ernest Moore Treasurer ..,.....,.......,. ,....,........... B eatrice Colosi SCC1e1111y -------'--'-- -'--- 1 7113111121 0170029115141 Treasurer ..............,...,...........,...r. Shirley Harvey Room 311 Mr. Hartman I l President ......,..r....., .. ...4.........,..,,... Gloria Casper Q . Room 409 M155 M11r1n0 . Vice President nnpllnvnpp H nplppqvv I Robert Adams President 'r.. ,....,,..r.,...,,...,.......,...,.... E dward Cahill Secretmv ...'4bb,.....v llllulvl APQIIAIAA I 6 an Bradley Vice President ,..... ........................., I ames Conkle Treasurer .............. ......r...,,.,. D orothy Kirkpatrick SeC1'e1111'Y --'--'-1'-- 'e-' P 211110111 CilTlil10 Treasurer ...........r........,..,....,r........,.,... Carl Wilson Room 312 Mr. DiBel1o . President ..,.,. ...,.r...,, ,....,.........,......,,, M e r1in Perry Pregideut Room 410 MISS Br0m1ey X' C11 , Vicc President ,...,...............,.......,, Tony Gizoni Via? P1,eSic1e'ht ' ' i ' 'i 'IEF5 .1 espn? Secretary .,r.. .r.... . , , Marie Burniield Secretarv 'i ' ' ' 1 1 . X dy 91111116111 Treasurer ' A ' B 6 tty Lou Driehorst Treasurer '..,...,. . 1 lqli. I '..,.r P 1 xd Room 313 Miss BE111 1 H B 7' ' Room 411 Miss Siegel ---V ---- -----'V - ---'--------'V- ' 351f11 1l 12111165 President ,,.,,,,,......., .,.,. . . .........r Robert Gvozden S109 .1051 9111 '-- ---1 --'-'- If 1111 CK 01111g Vice President .,r.r.. .,....r E manuel Randazza ecfetfuy 11---'----- - '-A-r-- 9 611 961191 Secretary ............. ....,....,,,.,, A lma Martin Treasurer .,,,.....,...,.....,..., .....,.,,.. ..,.. T 1 ionias Mills Treasurer lpvlpvvphlvpvllv Appnt lllllplp h V Arlene Beck Room 401 Miss Rusbasan Room 412 Miss Sproat President. ,,,,.,, .........,... L Iames Waltz President .,.....,.,...,,......,........,.r..,...,,, Milton Grantz Vice President ......,,, Richard Spriggs Vice President ....r..,.,.,., rr.. ...r.,.....,,. T e rrv Syl-ek Secretary ,...,.., .....,,r,r.r..... D oris Pettit Secretary .......r., ,,,4,,. E Velyh Miner '- ' .....,. . .... Dorothv Towchik T' - ' ' ' 1 - 1163511161 , 1611311161 .,... .... ,,,,,, mm Wllson Room 413 Miss McEnrue President .,.,... r,,,...,.,..,,.........r..r...... C harles Brady V ICG President .....,....r.,...r...,.. .,.. V irginia Gardner Secretary-Treasurer r..,,.. ,. ....,r.. Ellen Smith 109 fu 'Q- .gk 2 4 f ,ty 3 7' G54 k ' 9 -1 v Q :fs my 'I'S 'k V I 3' --Q., Ti Q X 'GN 4 ss? if ,.A,. ,H ! nw U 95? 92 I' I7 4 Q f-ef if ,K H IN APPREGIATIUN There are many people behind the scenes of the production of a yearbook. To these, the staff Wishes to give its sincere thanks for the work they have done and the headaches and Worries they have saved us. First, our thanks to Mr. James R. MacVVilliams of the Iahn and Ollier Engraving Company, who has helped with suggestions about our theme and with our engravings. Then there is Mr. Wfalter VVyant of Kurtz Bros. who helped put our theme on paper. Mr. Hon Christman, lr., our smiling photographer, made his time our time, and spent many trying hours getting our candid and group shots as We wanted them. Mrs. John Harlmaugh took our Senior picturesg Charles Arnold furnished us with the front cover photograph and the air view of our schoolg our faculty collected the money for suhscriptions. All these and many more have aided in the production of this yearls hook-and the thanks and recognition given here is onlv too inadequate for the help they have given to the 1948 Little Prexie. THE STAFF 11 1 AUTUGRAPHS na Em' A V - QV, ,,1! u, ,, K., A 1 1: w. 1-L.. 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