Washington Township High School - Washtonian Yearbook (Apollo, PA)

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'1 , A I ' J i F' it Q--mei: ,Q -, W , , I - , ,K ,J NM K wwf, - J we I p- ', 'L i i A ez, .gm x . '-x. ,N X Q.. L. ALMA MATER Hail to thee our Alma Mater, Goe h f I y Hear us g h p Washington T h p H gh When our d y h I As the time g by We will eve I hy y Washington T h p H gh XXII Wx, r an ff af azz ff' Zig! Z X ag! ff Q! f M' 4?g ff? gg! 5?f, y 1 , f f f gg K 1 gg gf xg 'x 75115, if fi! 45' M IV iff f 9 g fy! FIGHT SONG , Z , 1 74 ,Z V if Q , X j if 2 yr f ,fr , V Z Flgh f'ght for WTHS, You mak he touchdow 'II d h Send nnothe player ' g We won't le ld ---- . We never st gg f ll Our boy g d p h Il Come on Ioy I I t We are che g I ry D clication S' x Friend . . . teacher . . . coach . . . the students of Washington Township High School dedicate The 1951 WASHTONIAN to Mr. James C. Rearic. t , 1570 LO, L AQ s 0 I 12 ,' 1 O I O ,Q h , 0 ,fi ur xx ,.-f QQ N? 'o f Faculty and EE Administration fy ff f X 7 Xlfj 'I DRG! t kj X u ff O 7K , O I I 4. ,J 7 1 'li f W fc ,I 0 X 0 3 X Z f I N kt 7 ! N ' f f ll ,ff I a f Q , f f Y-,l ,, Q f X 0 I 1 6 J ff B 'N KU f o an gif V xl, Hffjff I ., iw.. sf W if NMX glare! of giclucafion ies . , , -'Hi uk' .3 Member ......,..,........ ............... A . Willis Hawk Vice President ........,.. ...................... E url Anderson Johnson W. Stoops Supervising Principal Principal Rozello Romcley President ............ ......... T heodore F. Rosenzweig Member ....... ,......... R ussell M. Wolbeck Secretary ,.,..... ........... L . L. Bronthoover if -Q ' if -1 l'!t f' K W A . l 7 V , I G. Kline E, Kling GEORGE W. KLINE . . . Pittsburgh Graduate School . . . Physical Education . . . Social Studies . . . Assistant Football coach . . . Head Basketball coach . . . MRS. GEORGE W. KLINE . . . Mars, Pa .... Slippery Rock College . . . Physical Education . . . MRS. WENDELL B. BOSSART lpicture not shown! . . . Mamont, Pa .... Indiana State Teachers College'. . . Commercial Studies . . . Mathematics . . . Crimson and White Advisor . . . TIMOTHY D. ROBERTS . . . Ebensburg, Pa. . . . Indiana State Teachers College.. . Mathematics . . . DAVID A. MITCHELL . . . Latrobe, Pa. . . . Indiana State Teachers College... Music Supervisor. Westmoreland City, Pu .... Slippery Rock College . . University of T- R 'e S D. Mitchell I '-we-wr A PN, li Sll0llfZ J, Reqric 'heyy fin Q. A Q A I' 5' ,.v G. Snryely A ffl . R- R0 'Ul9Y jg, ,gm , JYQZQ, Zilgiai' dglfdl H GLADYS G. SNIVELY. . . Greensburg, Pa .... Indiana State Teachers College . . . Commercial Studies . . . Crimson and White Advisor . . . ROZELLA I. RAMALEY . . . Mamont, Pa. . . . Grove City College . . . Pennsylvania State College . . . University of Pittsburgh . . . P. O. D. . . . French . . . French Club Advisor . . . MRS. L. G. PETERS lpicture not shownl . . . Vandergritt, Pa .... Grave City College . . . Pennsylvania State College . . . Latin . . . English . . . Tri-Hi-Y Advisor . . . CHARLES J. SHONTZ . . . Pittsburgh, Pa. . A. . Indiana State Teachers College . . . Science . . . Sponsor of the Science Club . . . JAMES REARIC . . . Apollo, Po .... Slippery Rock College . . . Social Studies. . . Head Football coach . . . Assistant Basketball coach . . . EUGENE B. YARNEL . . . Vandergrift, Pa .... Westminster College . . . University of Pittsburgh Graduate School . . . English . . . Vocational Guidance . . . Sponsor of Washtonian . . . Hi-Y Advisor . . . X Director of the All School Play. , X f A it lf if il . ' XXI? f N . l l . 'T u Mit? A .yr ' il f -x 1 E. Yarnel 1 'li U xga 'vzff' . g ,,. , ... fi .,,. IJ if if M. 4, if 'I , V6 ' .,A f1' '- 1 ' A X K f Z9 , Freshmen QAM ... A., --f 1f2'.l sxtxllfli X X f '- fo o A ,s ., 1 f Nw L, 1, IX IH L f oi E 0 ff f Q 2 vf N'-G : 0 V ip Q Jw.. J ,,1 2 2? V g .- ,. ,,.., in i A K ki , if Q g x ' n 2 so gg, -at ,, 1 x i X yi V11 I N I my 3 L Bash G. Beighley L Bell!!! R. Berardinelli R. Bertieri E. Blissman D. Bartz J. Bowman B. Brown G. Brown What a hot day . . . August 28th, 1950 and our first day as freshmen at W.T.H.S .... naturally we didn't get lost in the building . . . but what a new life! Mr. Kline and Miss Snively had our homerooms-rooms 2 and 4 . . . and the fun and work started off with a bang! The class election named Ronald Weinel as Prexy . . . Nick Kardos, Vice-President . . . and Clifford Lightner as Secretary-Treasurer . . . and that was official . . . Football games . . . pep meetings . . . and assemblies were lots of fun for everybody . . . Freshmen were in all the activi- ties . . . glee club . . . All-school play . . . yearbook . . . boys chorus . . . H. Brown C. Bruce F. Brunner J, Brunner B. Cypher I. Dixon C. Doutt E, Elwood . Avg? F T 5611 gil.- A., . , . P l - V., , , . NUMB. ,, . , 'ie5g',, I ,F G W in F ' I L. Craig Jg Exton ,sa -sb .... 5, .- ,, F WA , X J iii ft do v .1 . B. Jones J. Kocur 1' my AL k 1 t z K I Gr lvl Q , do , -Q ...dc ,.- yi We 'Ii X V . -4 'v 5 i W Q our We P I K A A :-. . 11 , I 3 ,, A . M is i Q gl, 5 . . . .sr f F H uv 5 .f X f If ' U -4'.' 3 A g 2 pi Feudule D. Fonyghe R. Grazetti L, Guenther N. Heilman L. Halderbma B. Hooks I NA P- Hoffel A Hronyetz N- Jacobs 'f Qw- XF fx' ' li 1? Q Q well XY ci' 0 'V be x .4 K-21 VY 2 lf Q if QA' J newspaper . . . science club and the rest. The class parties were fun . . . the school dances were well attended by the green-horns . . . but the prize party was-our going-away shin-dig for Louise Duckworth when she moved to Michigan. lt was a big . . . full of educational and entertaining experiences . . . just enough to remove the green when we become sophomores l ! D. Jones N. Kardas M. Kiebler D. Kistler J. Kring R. Libengood C. Lightner B. Magee I fx 5 eva: !WMH avi QQ. . K 'X ,Q , 6 g f , 2 , FILM A Q ..il 1 M e 5-5. ff 'H ,Q oooo Qwfi Kyo 5. ,, ,, , v,,f.e, :.: 1 F i 5 1 gg r 'W5 ,f , . i RM 1 V3 QL ' x 1 A' . , 9 I W M ' I, S l ,Y v if 1 Nl' 0' sw, . .gs L., Q. 'Y ,Mx Q Q-, i H Qi Y W .NSI A S '4J. X3 lf . Q ,rgryi ' A ,, . 9, ,,n' . Q ll v S X A 4, .,.., ,N ,I 5 ,, 2 -. x M .. . 5 5 VVLAQK. :fl , 9 wry , J 4. ' 'XAL 4 'M .1 L in S 'nt . M . ,ull 1 so M 'Wh 'x-Jffa ' C. Miller B. Reed W. Schrum T. McGuire S. Ramsey M. Server H. Spang R. Weinel . ,K 1 .gf Q. '4 . 'J , f g-If ,W f nf f 1445.412 lg. Qs.-r T' db' 'ff S. Momberger D. Moorhead G. 0'SheII R, Rice S. Ridenour A. Rifzman H. Skrout E. Shoemaker P. Spudin A. Steer D. Wilmot 4:2 iiv' -fa E A. Walker R- WU'fellbGU9'l J. Whitlrnger B. Young M- A- YWH9 J. Youn! , L 'Q F is 3 .P S ff . 6' R. ...hw ' , . V A . . . Q' W S ' it A if 1 K 'fw Q R wr: Q -v A w G-4 .xr rr R V M ' oo 3 A ,o 44 9 Q iw 9 sophomores E 'L . fi! fam 1 ' , Q of o '.'? I N S 1' I 0 I , Q... Wing gin 3 D3 I9 ig A o Q 0 5 Q . 5: , 9' X i ,JY ' . 85, l c A If if uw K 5' we it A , x I k 3 L Aulericlr J. BON! F. Culp R. Cypher A If if G- fv- Ag...--f we .V Q .9 -1-al twig. - K. Bowman A. Dickson August 7, l950 finds the sophomores of room l and 7 getting acquainted with their new teachers, Mrs. Roberts and Mr. Shontz. - .fu fr- 4' i,' A A in .X j, fig 2 . V 7 . V on .... .' ' iw But' S-w ify In If c , N. , wiv , 1 G. Bllill E. Cignetti F. Conner A. Dixon M. Doty F. Duncan Richard Kline . . . Keith Bowman . . . Edith May Cignetti . . . Homer Gray . . . are those names familiar . . . of course, they're the president, vice president, secretary, and treasurer respec- tively, who were elected by their fellow students . . . at the beginning of the first term. Say, Sophomores remember at the end of December . . .yumming eats of all kinds . . . silly gift exchange . . . the rooms all happy and noisy . . . sure, it was the noon time Christmas Party. Money. . . money. . . for us . . . where did it come from . . . ofcourse . . . from the roller skating parties held at the North Apollo Rink by the J. George H. Gill K. Hepler P. Lehman C. Loose E. Lynch .X ' gnu-Q ,IQ-5 J I , 3 . z , PH, I S P. Hetherton E. Lynch it C. Hooks J. Maiolie D we 7 BY R. Kline D. Martin h 55? .1 1 L. SF ji ,. lf ga s 1 M. McHenry -ee. ac- is 15- y R j p ,V mr ' .iii J ' 1 , ,. H 's E I A' 'R I s ,.. ' ki ,ga Q 'ii ,je , ' . . K Abi' ,Q , ' T so ' v y mi., G. Moorhead G. Phillips C. Nichols B. Parlett C- Fallon M. Morabito H. Riley S. Roth A- ROVIU L. Pfeffer L, Riddlg sophomores Hum . . . hum . . . l smell something good . . . barbecues . . . ice cream . . . and cake . . . yes, you guessed it. . . the yearly Sophomore class party held on January 18, 1951 . . . in the school gym . . .lots of games and dancing . . . and plenty to eat. lt is now the month of March . . . and the sophomores have an assembly to put on . . . everyone was surprised when those sophisticated kids came out with acting . . . as well as . . . musical ability galore. All aboard . . . hey kids, don't miss that train heading straight to Room 8 and 5, because when it starts up again next year . . . you'll be known as . . . Jolly Juniors. J- Sllflffef D. Shaner B. Slaugenhaupt A. Smail M. Stewart H. Tawney J- Trvvvslw R- TNUP M- Venter S. Waltenbaugh N. Woister R. Wood. 'F' 9. f vu so . V . 4 ,- we .f QW rw.. ... .W M A . A1 ,i l s , ilk V . nv- , . . as ,Q V. T Ni iw 71 ,gn Wemoriam . . K K 5 in ' Ahfg Daniel Lee Middleby Born April 19, 1935 Died August 20, 1950 Sadly missed as classmate and friend . . . by both students and faculty iz.. Q N M4 E ag,- L 6 Wxkmgf Q A P Qfmfi f N X,Aw. . x r:...... : fcff J I Xb.-- unlors 3-jggj, H01 V, Doc? 2 ,F oo sf UQ! 'f X J J fiigfw 'II III E105 Q Q KFJJI 8 1 o c S 4 7 5 f,, 'Wi me M ow' ff . , J .iq V . V, A 'sg Q ff ,,'- . L, ' .1 A :,. K ' lf S 'Isp 2 - e i . 1 , 'va ' A. I G. ti vi J K K . 'll '. 4 , ,M -V 'dxf' .. si s we qi V K 6 v. 7 A L P V W' V, All-neg A. Beighley R. Beighley D. Berkey D. Bertieri D, Bowman L, Bowman J. Cignetti R. Cumberledge B. Custer C. Forster N. Gourley Working for '52. . . The Juniors out in '52 we hope . . . were right on the boll this yeor ond the fun ond activities offer plenty of proof. Joe Whiten, President . . . Chuck Forster, 'Vice President . . . Delores Menk, Secretory-Treosurer. The ofticiol rulers for '50-51 ond they were mighty good officers too. V, Lyndo ond Vonnie . . . The hot-dog solesmen . . . Mortho Krump . . . thdkhoshier . . . working hord to fill the Junior treosury for the Senior commencement octivities dnd o Junior banquet . . .with the extro money???? X . i- - .Vs X l I C. Gumberf D. Huffman M. Howk E. Heckmon uP- HGUIGYTOH J. Hild H. House! L. Kiebler M. Krump G. Linsenbigler L- I-Ong T. Magee V 1 i in ' K F75 l i s i ii S D A i iiiii i D J e I2 J 1 'iv' Q! 'mp ,' 4' S , . -Rx W I 3 -if I ,W 6. . VK yi gg K.. A is Vie Y Q at it wi- w . X. if . T' . ktj :i 3 U I ,Q -ff ...M 3' A .J glfygafx ix I l , -' no D. Monk E. McGuire P. Peterson S. Pfeffer D. Mclntire l. Ramoley its qflr-X FT . 'vs J. Miller R. Rowley 4 ew., A . . 6- 'Q S w . . J- -M. 5'-I is if a.- '! ' Q Q gr 47' 'g l ' . aff: . 'try 'Q' , L . is . . v- -v- , Xl e' V . . 4 X? fy ...1 Q Z ' , K I U X w 2 i D. Morgan P. Marrow H, Sqryir P. Shockoy I , A . N Q ' l ' Q Q X Mr. Yarnell took a vacation in the hospital . . . but the juniors kept him busy reading cards . . . and books. Our Christmas dinner parties in rooms 5 and 8 were a lot of fun . . . we showed our apprecia- tion for Mrs. Peters and Mr. Yarnel with some lovely gifts. JolIy Juniors were in all the activities when their grades were O. K .... The class assembly was planned as a special program to help all the school better understand the United Nations . . . complete with speeches and movies from the U. N .... Part of our serious nature . The Junior-Senior prom at Hillcrest Country Club are Seniors . . . eleven years completed. B. Smail L. Smith A. B. Swanger C. Van Scoyoc J V v7 ti If Q' 1 .W . 1 ' . I , in v 7 f M. Stroup X .Q H v't W il-ex 'W A 0... V lm 5 -4, 'sq ' L ' 'Q 'gf K ., '- ' iffy.: farewell to the class of 'Sl . . . and we R. Smith J. Watt '- Ji lx K A -44. JESS. E. Snyder E. Spodin J. Whiten F. Weitzel '55- ' Q he N... f rc-J Ilia 'V 'ad 'gf E '1Q.., 1. 5 '--P-4 4 9 ffm Q! 195.2 QP' 'Nb' Seniors I I Ill' -M4 ,-,,,,.....,,-f........, , D n 51 X 459 gif J fQlfL.7 moi 'Io 'IX III I o o ' O O WIT55 E- 5000 S. Bertieri BENCE, WILLIAM EUGENE . . . Activities . . . Football-I, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y-2, 3, 4, Boy's Glee Club- 4, Baseball-3, Basketball-I, 2 . . . Favorite hobby is hunting . . . Ambition is to be a coach . . . Resides in Paulton . . . BERTIERI, SYLVIA MARIE Bert . . . Activities . . . Newspaper-4, Tri- 'Hi-Y-4 .... Favorite hobby is roller skating . . . Ambition is to operate office machines . . . Resides in Paulton . . . BOWMAN, MARY JEAN . . . Actvities . . . Chorus-I, 2, 3, 4, French Club- 4 . . . Favorite hobby is dancing . . . Ambition is to be an artist . . . Resides at Pine Run . . . BOWMAN, ELMER RAEBURN . . . Activities . . . Newspaper-2, 3, 4, Baseball Manager-3, 4, Hi-Y-3, 4, Boy's Glee Club-4, Basketball Manager-4 . . . Favorite hobby is attending sports events . . . Ambition is to go to college, Major in journalism and become a sports writer . . . Resides at Mamont. M. Bowman R. Bovnnan or ,S 7 gr fx- ' Q , : ,. , , Q often? ,rf lr , wear! ,W ,J R 'wwf f sg, -in We it L Bracken 9, Brinkm- BRACKEN, LARUE JANE . . . Activities . . . Chorus-l, 2, 3, 4, Newspaper-2, 3, 4, All School Play-3, County Chorus-4, Dance Band-3, 4, French Club-4, Favorite hobby is singing . . . Ambi- tion is to be an airline stewardess . . . Resides at Camp Joan lUtopiaJ . . . BRINKER, DIANE GLADYS Shorty . . . Activities . . . Band lMajoretteJ-1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus-l, 2, 3, 4, Newspaper- 3, Yearbook-3, 4, All School Play-3, Girl's Ensemble-l, 2, 3, County Chorus-3, Forensic Chorus- 'I . . . Favorite hobbies are dancing, singing, and swimming . . . Ambition is to be an airline reservationist or receptionist . . . Resides at North Washington . . . BROWN, JUNE MILLER . . . Transferred from Penn Township High . . . Activities . . . Band-3, 4, Dance Band-3, 4, Chorus-4, Newspaper-3, 4, All School Play-3, Librarian-3, 4, French Club-4, District Orchestra- 2, 3 . . . Favorite hobbies are music, dogs, and public speaking . . . Ambition is to be a director of Religious Education in the Presbyterian Church . . . Resides at Camp Joan . . . CASNER, MARGARET LOUISE Peggy . . . Activities . . . Chorus-2, 3, 4, All School Play-4, Science Club- 3, 4, Newspaper-l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Favorite hobby is working with children . . . Ambition is to be d nurse . . . Resides in Beverly Court. J. 3,-,W M. Casner 51 ' ,il M. Clements C, Clifton CLEMENTS, MARJORIE ELIZABETH Marg . . . Activities . . . Business Manager of News- paper-2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y-2, 3, 4, Chorus-3, 4 . . . Favorite hobbies are dancing, swimming, and boys . . . Ambition is to go to college . . . Resides in Paulton . . . CLIFTON, CAROLYN PEARL Cliffie . . . Activities . . . Chorus-l, 2, 3, 4, Newspaper-l, 2, 3, 4, French Club-4, Science Club-3, 4, Orchestra-l, 2, Girl's Ensemble-l, 2, 3, District Chorus-4, All School Play-3, fProp- ertiesl Favorite hobby is radio work lvocall . . . Ambition is to be on author . . . Resides Old Greensburg Road . . . CONNER, CHESTER RAYMOND . . . Activities . . . Football Manager-3, 4, Boy's Glee Club-4, Bosketball-4 . . . Favorite hobby is hunting and fishing . . . Ambition is to be a mechanic . . . Resides in Oklahoma . . . CYPHER, NORMA JEAN . . . Activities . . . Girl's Chorus-4 . . . Favorite hobby is skating . . . Ambition is to work in a factory . . . Resides at North Washington. C. Connor N. J. Cypher 3, HVE. .M . , B 1 Af' 5' ,, fi wg: 51 + 3-Qi ' - fx, ii i, 'Q i 1. if iw: 'IWQUW 1,5 fi., . ,,t,V . n .f se 1 W Y , -- g gmgv. , 4 xsierf 1 J. Daugherty S. Deemer DAUGHERTY, JANET LORETTA Doc . . . Activities . . . Tri-Hi-Y-2, 3, 4, Newspaper-3 . . . Favorite hobby is roller skating . . . Ambition is to do office work . . . Resides in Paulton . . . DEEMER, SHIRLEY JEANNE . . . Activties . . . Chorus-l, 2, 3, 4, French Club-4, Forensic Chorus-l, Newspaper-4 . . . Favorite hobbies are dancing and roller skating . . . Ambition is to be a Reservationist at Capital Airlines in Washington, D. C .... Resides in Oklahoma . . . , . . DICKSON, DORIS LEE . . . Activities . . . Cheerleader-l, 2, 3, 4, GirI's Chorus-l, Z, 4, Librarian-3, 4, Newspaper-4, Tri-Hi-Y-2, 3, 4 . . . Favorite hobby is crocheting . . . Ambition is marriage . . . Resides at Camp Joan . . . DICKSON, JANICE MARIAN . . . Actvities . . . Chorus-3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y-3, 4, Yearbook leditorl-3, 4, Newspaper-4, All School Play-3, Accom- panist lBoy's Chorusl-4, Girl's Ensemble-3 . . . Favorite hobbies are dancing and boys . . . Ambition is to be a stenographer . . . Resides at Camp Joan lUtopiaJ. D. Dickson J. Dickson 51 K y ,, , E97 . 4 1 ' , ,..', , , A R. Dransite K- EIWOW DRANSITE, ROBERT STANLEY Bob . . . Activities . . . Band-l, 2, 3, 4, Dance band-l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra-l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed and Boy's Chorus-l, 2, 3, 4, All County Band l, 2, 3, All County Orchestra-l, 2, 3, Hi-Y-4, French Club-4 . . . Favorite hobby is radio work . . . Ambition is to be a professional musician . . . Resides in Oklahoma . . . ELWOOD, ROBERT LEE Bob . . . Activities . . . Basketball-2, 3, 4, Football-3, Baseball-3, 4, Boy's Chorus-4, Hi-Y-4 . . . Favorite hobby is mechanics . . . Ambition is to play professional Basketball . . . Resides at Mamont . . . FRYE, ALMA MARTHA Cookie . . . Activities . . . Yearbook-3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y-3, 4, Chorus-3, 4, All School Play-3, Newspaper-3, Girl's Ensemble-3 . . . Favorite hobby is reading . . . Ambition is to be a nurse . . . Resides at Camp Joan . . . GULYAS, MARY ARLENE . . . Activities . . . Band-l, 2, 3, 4, Chorus-2, 3, 4, Newspaper-2, 3, 4, Yearbook-3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y-4 . . . Favorite hobbies are dancing, sewing, and knitting . . . Ambition is to be an Airline hostess and to get married and live next door to Jean . . . Resides at West Apollo. 51 .-.. 7' kr fiisxviq vv gl, def! .'n1VI6f, 54,116 -6':,cfc4..,?'f.Af 'x'4'i I , 6664 1 ,-,K ff' A- - j ' A' Fry' 1' it Q ,Vex , . if 4 3 S. Gumberr L. Hartman GUMBERT, SARAH ANN Sally . . . Activities . . . All School Play Prompter-3, 4, News- paper-l, 2, 3, 4, Chorus-4, Tri-Hi-Y-2, 3, 4 . . . Favorite hobbies are dancing and swimming . . . Ambition is to be a stenographer . . . Resides in Blairton . . . HARTMAN, LEONARD CARL . . . Activities . . . Band-l, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band-l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Favorite hobby is playing a trumpet . . . Ambition is undecided . . . Resides at Poke Run . . . HRONYETZ, ROBERT ZOLTAN Bob . . . Activities . . . Football-l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball-I, 3, Boy's Chorus-4 . . . Favorite hobbfi mechanics . . . Ambition is to be a Mechanical Engineer ar a State Policeman . . . Resides at Pine Run . . . HUMPHREY, NANCY LUCILLE . . . Activities . . . Tri-Hi-Y-2, 3, 4, Girl's Chorus- I, 2, 3, Yearbook-3, Newspaper-4 . . . Favorite hobby is crocheting . . . Ambition is to do office work . . . Resides at Camp Joan iUtopia Heightsl R. Hronyetz N. Humphrey 51 3 I Ig' Mm I 'Wu ur CA-wa .jshafory CHARACTERS: The Class of 1951 First Act Time: 1947-1948 Place: That monstrous high school where we all felt lost, Washington Twp. Setting: Room 7 with Miss Black and Room 8 with Miss Peters. Plot: Consists of fun and study. The studies were the usual Freshmen curricula taught by teachers whom we were surprised to find very human. The fun was, first of all, just being in high school. Shall we ever forget the pep meetings and the noon jamborees ? Then came Christmas and va- cation followed by our first tries at assembling, Room 7 turned green Cfor Saint Patrick's Dayij Room 8 had Mrs. O'Leary's Cow for their assembly and we surprised everybody with our talent. Before we knew it the Coronation Ball, with two of our very own members in the court, and the end of school were upon us so we went home to wait for the fall of 1948. Second Act Time: 1948-1949 Place: Washington Township High School. Setting: Room 4 with Mrs. Bossart and Room 1 with Miss Snively. Plot: More fun and even less time. We were always busy . . . with ball games . . . dances . . . practices . . . Room four's memorable Armistice Day Assembly . . . Christmas then Room One's never to be forgotten Minstrel, black faces, jokes and all. Again spring caught us unaware and we again elected Homer and Doris as our representatives in the royal court and prepared for a long vacation. 1 947 ,iw ws, Third Act Time: l949-l950 Place: W. T. H. S. Setting: Room 5 with Mr. Yarnel and Room 8 with Miss Snively lwe were too big for even Room 5.9 Plot: First we elected as officers, Pres. Homer Kline, Vice-Pres. Victor Pisone, and Sec.-Treas. Virgina Kocur, and became a class united in spirit at least. Then the real fun began . . . we became the proud possessors of our class rings. Next came Christmas followed by our assembly - full of music and murder . . . and the gym blossomed forth as a regular Erin for our dance the Shamrock Heaven. The next big day added a comparatively new word to our vocabularies . . . we talked about dates for the prom . . . cars for the prom . . . prom prom PROM . . . and that night really lived up to our Great Expectations. Then came finals, the coronation ball, re- ports, and summer brought an end to one swell year of fun and study, our jolly, Junior year. Fourth land linall Act Time: l950-l95l Place: The dear old, familiar halls of W.T.H.S. Setting: Room 6 Presided over by Rosie Plot: l'm a senior now, but I don't believe it was the thought of each of us on August 28. But we didn't ponder long . . . there were too many things to do. Elections came first with Homer as prexy, June Brown as Vice-President, and Janice as the girl who was to look after the minutes and money. Second came our Senior Pictures and our assembly where in we turned scientific and SpIit Atoms like mad Scientists l?J. Thirdly came our dance the Turkey Trot followed by Thanksgiving and a long vacation CNOTE: Janice, send a thank you card to Old Man Winter! and Christmas with all the traditional trimmings. And fourthly came everything, or at least so it seemed . . . measure- ments for caps and gowns, orders for name cards . . . etc. etc. etc . . . then the Coronation Ball, the prom . . . finals . . . and . . . but it's not good-by for we'll always remember the friend- ships, the fun' the ballgames, pep meetings, the dances, the really wonderful teachers. As the end comes closer, and anxious as we are to try our own wings we don't want to leave. But it's time for us to go, so Good-by W.T.H.S., we hope all the future students will have as much fun As time Goes By. 4 r J l 5 f l N Q X 3 1951 I X i s 5 Et- ,Qi ' A K' , , I, sw y gf , K viii U It ' :7 f 'f'L if is ff? Qf D, Klqgg I'l. Kline KLAES, DOLORIS MAE . . . Activities . . . Yearbook-4, Chorus-I, 3, 4, Librarian-3, 4, Girl's En- semble-2, 3, Newspaper-3 . . . Favorite hobbies are reading, singing and collecting blotters . . . Ambition is to be a bookkeeper and housewife . . . Resides in Beverly Court . . . KLINE, HOMER PAUL Skin . . . Activities . . . Hi-Y-2, 3, 4, Boy's Chorus-4, Football Manager-3, 4, Basketball-I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball-4, Yearbook-3, 4 . . . Favorite hobby is sports . . . Ambition is to be a photographer . . . Resides at North Washington . . . KOCUR, VIRGINIA ELLEN Jean . . . Activities . . . Band iMaioretteJ-1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus-3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y-3, 4, Newspaper-3, 4, Girl's Ensemble-3 . . . Favorite hobby is dancing . . . Ambition is to be an Airline Hostess or Reception- ist and live next door to Mary . . . Resides in Beverly Court . . . LINSENBIGLER, CATHERINE ELIZABETH Cathy . . . Band iMajoretteD-3, Newspaper-3, 4, Chorus-3, Tri-Hi-Y-4 . . . Favorite hobbies are roller skating and typing . . . Ambition is to do office work . . . Resides at Poke Run. V, Kqcur C. Linsenbigler egg 3' , 1 Q 'I ' ..,, 5, , so Wwe: 'X - is wg, A. . A it K-gg, 9 ' iw -1, , - so -, xi 5 .,.:'wei2f ' , . 1 J. Lula C. MacDonald LULA, JAMES FRANKLIN Jimmy . . . Activities . . . Boy's Chorus-2, 4, Baseball-3, Football-4, Hi-Y-2, 3, 4, Favorite hobby is hunting . . . Ambition is to live to be l0l years old . . . Resides at North Washington . . . MacDONALD, CHARLES ROY Mickie . . . Band-l, 2, 3, 4, Orches- tra-l, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band-3, 4, Mixed and Boy's Chorus-l, 2, 4, French Club-4, All School Play fstage crewl-2 . . . Favorite hobby is music . . . Ambition is to be a teacher . . . Resides in Beverly Court . . . McMAHON, ROBERT CECIL Jr. Hot-Rod . . . Activities . . . Football-2, 3, 4, Hi-Y-3, 4, Boy's Chorus-4, Dance Band-4, Science Club-3, 4 . . .Favorite hobby is flying . . . Ambition is to be an Aeronautical Engineer . . . Resides in Oklahoma . . . MORROW, MARY JANE . . . Activities . . . Cheering-l, 2, 3, 4, Girl's Ensemble-2, Newspaper-2, 3, 4, All School Play fprompterl-3, Science Club . . . Favorite hobbies are talking, trying to swim or dance, anything using energy . . . Ambition is to be a Nurse-R. N .... Resides in Oklahoma. R. McMahon M. J. Morrow no 'far' if fe SK if M s 1 , , ,V 1 K hbjgk W . 5 V. Pisona D. Porter PISONE, VICTOR EMANUEL . . . Activities . . . Hi-Y-2, 3, 4, Boy's Chorus-2, 4, All School Play-3 . . . Favorite hobby is hunting . . . Ambition is to be a Mason . -. . Resides in Paulton . . . PORTER, DORIS ANN Dory . . . Activities . . . GirI's Chorus-'I, 2, 3, 4, Newspaper-4, All School Play Iprompterl-3, GirI's Ensemble-3 . . . Favorite hobbies are dancing, and swim- ming . . . Ambition is to be an Airline Hostess and Marriage . . . Resides in Blairton on the Old Greensburg Road . . . PRATT, WILLIAM JOHN Whitey . . . Activities . . . Boy's Chorus-4, Baseball-3, 4 . . . Favorite hobbies are roller skating and women . . . Ambition is to be a Pro- fessional Baseball Player or Roller Skater . . . Resides at Mamont . . . RALSTON, SARA JANE Janie . . . Activities . . . Science Club-3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y-2, 3, 4, Chorus-4, All School Play-3, 4, Yearbook-4 . . . Favorite hobby is dancing . . . Ambition is to be a Nurse-R. N .... Resides in Blairton. W. Pratt S. Ralston Vp-- .,.: an 1 3 3 3 4 .::. , T . -P, 8 Aga? wk 4 ,fri 'Eg 4, 3 'Sa ' ,vs 22' , 'H .. :Q ,gfi2,gf- sw ',,'.'g,,,-fwi ' if 1'.w34,4' '12, 3 g I Uffk sl- 1 ' ,J 51 Vs P- ' 39,1553 tif' I- nf' f 'P 1' ,1.f!,-,jg . , A- r,5ggs4gj1w ' I 51 fi vm.. MEM ,W IF kkk: l V2 s W. Reed E. Scherf REED, WILLIAM L. Bill . . . Activities . . . Basketball Manager-2, 3, 4, Football-I, 2, 3, All School Play CStage Crewi-3, Hi-Y-2, 3, 4, Science Club-2, 3, Baseball-4 . . . Favorite hobby is dancing . . . Ambition is to be a teacher . . . Resides on the Old Greensburg Road . . . SCHERF, ERNEST RICHARD Ernie . . . Activities . . . Hi-Y-2, 3, 4, Football-I, 2, 3, 4, Boy's Chorus-4, Basketball Manager-2, 3, Baseball-4 . . . Favorite hobby is dancing . . . Ambition is to be a specialized steel worker . . . Resides on the Old Greensburg Road . . . SCHRUM, MARY ANNE . . . Activities . . . Band-I, 2, 3, 4, Newspaper-I, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band-4 . . . Favorite hobby is reading . . . Ambition is to be o nurse . . . Resides at North Washington . . . SHAFFER, DORO- THY .IEAN . . . Activities . . . Newspaper-2, 3, 4, Girl's Chorus-I, 4, Tri-Hi-Y-4 . . . Favorite hobby is girI's basketball . . . Ambition is to work at Westinghouse . . . Resides at North Washington. M, A, Schrum D. Shaffer M. Simpson P. Slaughenhaupt SIMPSON, MEREDITH JUNE Simpie . . . Activities . . .-Newspaper-2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y-2, 3, 4, Girl's Chorus-4, Science Club-4 . . . Favorite hobbies are swimming and dancing . . . Ambition is to be a Nurse-R. N .... Resides at North Washington . . . SLAUGHENHAUPT, PAULINE . . . Activities . . . Girl's Chorus-4, Newspaper-3, 4, Favorite hobby is cooking . . . Ambition is to be an Interior Decorator . . . Resides at Pine Run . . . WALKER, DONALD PAUL . . . Activities . . . Basketball-2, 3, 4, Hi-Y-3, 4, French Club-4, All School Play-l, 4 . . . Favorite hobbies are swimming and volleyball . . . Ambition is to Make A Living . . . Resides at North Washington . . . WALTENBAUGH, MARGARET EILEEN . . . Activities . . . Science Club-3 . Favorite hobbies are sleeping and eating . . . Ambition is to be an Old Maid School Teacher . . . Resides in West Apollo. D, Wqlker E. wlllfellbd llgl'l lil ? 'lHa-Q4 A ii? A is F, in JF'-o for-. Q.. M, I ,,, T- WGBH' M. J. Wilmot E. Young WEISTER, LELAND TERRY . . . Activities . . . Baseball-3, 4, Hi-Y-2, 3, 4, Ali School Play-4 . . . Favorite hobbies are hunting and fishing . . . Ambition is to be an incorporated former with Gourley . . . Resides at Poke Run . . . WILMOT, MARY JANE . . . Activities . . . Band fMaioretteJ-I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Favorite hobby is collecting pictures . . . Ambition is to be a nurse . . . Resides in Oklahoma . . . YOUNG, LILA EVELYN . . . Fuvorite hobby is eating . . . Ambition is to be an office worker or a beautician . . . Resides at Poke Run. 51 enior Cfadd proladecy My what a job, trying to predict what my classmates will be doing in ten or twenty years. Now let's see, I might start with . . . let's speed up the progress of time some twenty . . . oh my, l'm sleepy, but I must continue. Let's speed up the progress of time some twenty years to see what has happened to our class. . . ma-t . . e . . s . . . . What's that below me? Why it's the most beautiful and modern city l've ever seen! I can see the name on the hangar at the airport. It says Blairton Airport, Robert C. McMahon, owner. For goodness sake, it's Blairton and Bob McMahon has finally quit flying Buicks and is concentrating on airplanes. Don't tell me that beautiful four story building with glass brick windows, air-conditioning, and escalators is Washington Township High School! But that's what it says on the corner stone: Washington Township High School . . . June I965 . . . Built by V. Pisone Construction Co. What a nice stadium there in the rear and I see football practice is in full swing. There's Coach Bence standing in the middle shouting, Come on you guys, only six more laps and an hour of scrimmage. But what's that fierce blast from the gym? Why, it's basketball coach Conner blowing his whistle for action. I'm not satisfied with just seeing the outside. I'm going to sneak inside. BOOM! l've been caught! Oh no, it's just science professor Reed still trying to build a supersonic Plymouth. Here's a door marked Dancing Instructor and there's Diane Brinker trying to teach Jim Lula the Charles- ton. Who could that be scrubbing the floor at the other end of the hall? Why it's Donald Walker! He must still be working his way through college. Here's good old Room 6, but no Miss Ramaley. Wait now, there she is, observing from her Cracking! chair at the back of the room. Then who is that teacher saying, lm afraid we'll be outlining soon. ? Now I know, it's Eileen Waltenbaugh. Either Mr. Roberts is dyeing his hair blond and using a French accent or, yes it is, it's Mick Mac- Donald teaching French in Room 7. But now I must leave. Say, I wonder why that girl is sitting on the steps in front of the school. Oh, of course! That's Virginia Kocur waiting for Don. Why look at Barclay's! lt's no longer a gas station and store. The sign there says, Penn Auto Parts, D. Klaes and A. Frye owners. Buicks repaired by skilled repairmen. Now let's see just what other modern ideas have invaded Blairton. There it is! I knew they'd have a theatre. My, what up to date pictures they're showing. I see Carolyn Clifton's racy new novel, Forever Carolyn has been made into a prize-winning movie starring Roeburn Bowman as Tyrone and Mary Gulyas as Carolyn. Also, in person this week, BeBop Dransite and his All Girl Dance Band. The next week features Blairton Ernie and his Musical Farm Hands in a return engage- ment to the old home town. Who could that be roller skating down the main street? With that blond hair, it could only be Whitey Pratt. He's practicing for his roller skating debut at Madison Square Gardens next month. What could that huge building at my left be used for? The neon sign in front says, The Secre- tarial Rental Association of Bertieri, Slaughtenhaupt, Dickson and Linsenbigler . . . S. Gumbert, chief bookkeeper. There's another sign of progress . . . the Chamber of Commerce Building. Looking through the window marked president, I see that Homer Kline is seated behind the desk. The person talking to him looks so familiar. Why yes, it's Bob Elwood, now a professional basketball player, getting a little advice from his former teammate. Who's that running into the office? lt's township engi- neer Leonard Hartman. Must be some more trouble in Poke Run. According to the sign on this next window there's a counsellor connected with Blairton. There she is . . . Marjorie Clements. She made it through college and is now helping other col- lege hopefuls. I wonder why that long line is forming over there. Oh, the recruiting service just opened. But what is that girl doing in line? Why, it's Doris Dickson still trying to join the National Guard. Now wait a minute. There's a fellow in the other line. The Wacs are rejecting Terry Weister again. That's funny, there's a girl sitting on top of that little building. lt's artist Mary Bowman painting a canvas of Blairstown. But what could that little building be? Wait, there's a sign on the door . . . . Private practice gym for national basketball star, Dorothy Shaffer. Say, there's the pants factory, but my how it has expanded. I see a beautiful wood paneled office up on the third floor. I wander whose it is. Let's see, the door says, Robert Hronyetz, mechanical engineer. The door of the adjoining office says, Norma Jean Cypher, Head Foreman. Is that a new church over there? Yes it is, and there's June Brown its first director of religious edu- cation. Why there comes a bride out of the church. lt's Nancy Humphrey! I guess she finally won against Carnegie Tech. What could that massive building be called? Why it's a hospital. On the corner stone it says: To the untiring efforts of Head Nurse Schrum, we dedicate this new five story edifice. On each floor there's a special plaque dedicated to a different nurse. The first says, Nurse M. J. Wilmot, pati- ents from Apollo a specialty. The second reads, Nurse M. Casner, all millionaire patients given special attention. The third, dedicated to M. J. Simpson gives special fees for North Washington patients. The fourth floor specializes in redheads in care of Nurse S. J. Ralston. Finally, on the tap floor is a very exclusive ward. Nurse M. J. Morrow gives special attention at a discount to in- jured football players. This hospital certainly believes in progressive medicine. Across the street is the D and Y Beauty Salon. J. Daugherty and E. Young, proprietors. They're keeping the city's ladies looking sharp. l seem to have missed a few old friends. They must be here at the airport. Who's that out in front tripping everyone? lt's Shirley Deemer reminding the travelers to get their tickets. Laura Bracken has originated a new twist of courtesy to the airline hostess job . . . singing to the passengers. There's another hostess, Doris Porter. Since Diane's truck is in the museum, Doris has taken up flying. This has been such a nice trip and . . . BOOMl Gee, what am I doing sitting on the floor . . . and look at the time, I must have fallen asleep. Anyway, it was a nice dream. Who knows, maybe it will come true someday? Ifff X., T if ilflh A Y ff 1 i w f Y XX xx lkgjlfy fix 7' fl. 31444 of 51 kg' x 'MA We, The Senior Class of l95l, residing in Washington Township, in the County of Westmoreland, and State of Pennsylvania, being of sound mind and disposing memory do make, ordain, publish, and declare this to be our Last Will and Testament, hereby revoking all former Wills and Codicils made by us. Eugene Bence reluctently renders forth his position of Mayor of Paultan Heights to anyone who can mix football and girls without the Coach finding out. Margie: Clements cheerfully leaves her million freckles and jar of vanishing cream to Connie an oyoc. Homer Kline wills his leadership and basketball points to another Kline, namely Richard. Mary Bowman's quiet manner is to be given to Roxie Rice. Bob Hron etz hands over his wrestling secrets and muscles to the Jones twins to be shared equally. Carolyn Clifton leaves her enormous vocabulary to Eugene McGuire to cure his speechlessness. Barb Dransite contributes all of his A's in high school to Junior Riddile so that he may duplicate l' em. Shirley Deemer's ability to miss the bus each morning is left to Faye Weitzel. Leonard Hartman donates his mathematical brain to Ray Rowley. Alma Frye passes on her secret on How to stand on your head to Margie Keibler. Chester Conner sentimentally disposes of the water buckets to Paul Peterson. Please handle them with care! Mary Jane Morrow distributes her gift of gab and devilish humor to the five remaining Cheer- leaders. ' June Brown and Mickie MacDonald leave the back seat in room 6 to Tam Magee with permission that Arlene Rowe may sit there too. Norma Jean Cypher leaves the definition of Senior to all Freshman, Sophomores and Juniors. Diane Brinker bestowes her dancing feet to next year's varsity basketball players. Janet Daugherty sarrowfully bequests all of her falls in roller skating to Pauline Morrow. Larue Bracken gives to Joe Whiten her sweet soprano voice. Raeburn Bowman wills his way with girls to Leonard Aulerich. Bob Elwood donates his size l2 basketball shoes to Charlie Farster who has onl 3 more feet to go. Little Sylvia Bertieri generously bestowes her enormous height to Lawrence Cyraig. Sally Gumbert passes on her tumbling ability to Faye Culp. Bob McMahon wishes to donate his Hotrod to Lee Bowman. Dorothy Shaffer bequests her graceful basketball technique to her sister Joanne. William Pratt leaves those golden locks of his to Claire Patton. Eileen WaItenbaugh's love for school is left to Leland Keibler. Bill Reed leaves his scientific attitude to Bobby Troup. Pauline Slaugenhaupt wills her typing ability to Jean Watt. Jimmy Lula wishes to render his ping-pong technique to David Shaner. Mary Ann Drum Schrum gives over her place in the Dance Band to Warren Schrum. Don Walker leaves his perfect volley ball playing to Dick Martin. Catherine Speed Demon Linsenbi ler passes her driving on to Sally Lou Pfeffer. Doloris Klaes gives her hearty laugfi to Ruth Walker. Doris Porter leaves her happy-go-lucky ways to Barbara Parlett. Mary Jane Wilmot wills her frequent visitor from Apollo to Jackie Bortz. Evelyn Young bequests her ability to get along with teachers to Donald Kistler. Sara Jane Ralston gives her dark curly hair to Gwenn Brown. Victor Pisone leaves all of his hunting experiences lbuck shot and alll to Dean Bortz. June Simpson wills her height and complexion to Carol Miller. Ernest Scherf's ability to play football is to be given to Auburn Horrell. Mary Gullas leaves her tzping experiences to Miss Snively. Virginia ocur donates er marching ability to Gerald Moorhead and Joe Exton. Doris Dickson bestows her crocheting ability to Tommy McGuire. Peggy Casner's wit and humor is left to all of the teachers. Janice Dickson passes on the Yearbook worries to next year's editor. Terry Weister's agricultural knowledge is left to Gerry O'ShelI. Nancy Humphrey leaves her way of silence and cheerfulness to Mary Alice Hawk. To next years Seniors, we unwillingly leave Miss Ramaley in their care. So that she is kept busy, we give you permission to do the following. I. Skip any and every class so desired. 2. Students may take 5 days off for hunting without having 3WJ taken from their grades. 3. Anything else we have done heretofore may be imitated. Lastly, we make, constitute, and appoint THE PRESIDENT OF NEXT YEAR'S SENIORS to be the executor of this our Last Will and Testament. In WITNESS WHEREOF, I have here unto sub- scribed our name and affixed our seal this 29th day of May in the year of the Lord, One Thousand Nine Hundred and Fifty-one. This instrument was on the day of the date hereof, signed, published, and declared by the said testator THE SENIOR CLASS OF l95I to be their Last Will and Testament in the presence of us who at their request have subscribed our names hereto as witnesses, in their presence and the presence of each other, SENIOR CLASS OF l95l Hail to thee our Alma Mater... I ! I , IZ' f-J ek' 'f I . Qs' X -.-1625, 1 X C 1' L :x5 9:4 35:61, f .. c-,Lx 9 , 'rg-, uf vi .f 64. ' A '3 99 X!! i'Qfw,,, l I l SQ' V ctlvltles 9665 Q Q Ss X Y If X 'F 4 . ' 'W of f o r .-I f? if ffW VW 6 f 4 2 1 N :I if ' ' 0' I ff 'S ff fic x' ' J f WW K' Hgffilf +9 First row KI to rl: N. Humphrey, M. J. Morrow, M. Clements, S. J. Ralston, J. Simpson. Second row: A. B. Swanger, E. Heckman, K. Hepler, P. Shockey, M. A. Hawk, E. M. Cignetti, A. Rowe, D. Brinker Third row: Mrs. Peters, D. Menk, C. Van Scoyoc, J. Daugherty, E. Spadin, V. Almes, D. Morgan, V. Kocur, M Stewart. Fourth row: 5. Bertieri, F. M. Conner, D. Dickson, J. Dickson, S. Gumbert, L. Long, M. Gulyas, A. Frye. Fla Officers: President ............ Vice-President Secretary ........ Treasurer ........ Chaplain ........ Advisor ....... Jsh Marjorie Clements .........Nancy Humphrey ............June Simpson Mary Jane Morrow Sara Jane Ralston Peters Buckets .... mops .... unmatched shoes .... onion necklaces .... old jewelry .... cold cream . . . what a silly sight, but it was initiation time for new members in the Tri-Hi-Y. Tri-Hi-Y . . the high activity of the Y.W.C.A .... active part of the W.T.H.S. social scene . . . co-sponsors with the Hi-Y for the Christmas dance .... planning to help spread Christmas joy to district needy .... earning money to buy a school flag .... and just having a lot of fun together . . . such was the life of the Tri-Hi-Y in '50-5l. TR J Y! First row: KI to rl B. McMahon, T. Weister, H. Kline, E. Bence, N. Gourley. Second row: Mr. Yarnel, J. Whiten, D. Walker, C. Farster, B, Dransite, E. Scherf, B. Reed, J. Lula, R. Bowman, Mr. Roberts. O L - The officers and advisors: President .....,.........,...... .......... H omer Kline Vice President ....... ........ G ene Bence Secretary ........ ........... T erry Weister Treasurer ....... .......... B ob McMahon Chaplain ......... ............... N eil Gourley Advisors ...... ....... M r. Eugene Yarnel Mr. Timothy Roberts The Hi-Y, organized under the direction of the state Y.M.C.A. has always been respected at W. T. H. S. The initiation of new members .... attending district conference .... the special talks by various Ministers .... attending church together .... working with the Salvation Army .... attending dinners .... and sponsoring dances. These activities and many others will always live in the memory ofthe members of the Hi-Y. First row fl to rl: L. Riddle, D. Mclntire, B. Elwood, R. Beighley, G. Bush, T. Magee. Second row: J. Travaglia, G. Moorehead, R. Kline, A. Dickson, L. Pfeffer, D. Martin, A. Dixon. i- yjnifiafea T-shirts with ties .... make up .... nail polish .... jewelry .... hair parted in the middle .... bow ribbons .... old members addressed as sir .... familiar strains of Rag Mop heard every- where. Sounds strange doesn't it? It was strange .... but Cthank heovensi it only lasted for three days. Yes, those terrible looking things we saw walking around the halls were actually the new members of the Hi-Y and were being humillioted - opps I mean .... initiated!! We're looking forward to the fun and work these fellows will give us active members of the W.T.H.S. Hi-Y. N . .. ,,, .. Seated ll to rl: S. J. Ralston, M. McHenry, E. M. Cignetti, J. Brown. Standing ll to rl: D. Brinker, H. Kline, D. Bowman, T. Magee, A. Frye, D. Walker. Kirby Stevens ....... Lilac .......................... Mrs. Lucy Stevens. Sue Oliver .................. Gilmore Scott .......... Lizzie Sparks ........ Bill Hartley ......,... Molly Harrigan .... Tim O'Brien ......... Evelyn Cahill ............ Muriel Palmer ............. Patricia Summers ......,. Gretchen Dale ,.... Jefferson Stevens ........ Lester Templeton Chorus: Dolores Men k Doroth Bowman Tom blagee Neil Gourley Bob McMahon ........... .......................... A young musician Roxie Ann Rice ........,..... .................................. A colored maid Sara Jane Ralston.. Mother of Kirby and Jefferson .Evelyn Snyder ............. ........ B elieves in Kirby's ambitions Donald Walker ....... Diane Brinker ......... Homer Kline ........... Doris Moorhead ..,......, ...........Warren Schrum...... Mona McHenry ..........,... Edith May Cignetti ....... ........Peggy Casner..,...... Alma Frye ..........,.... Bob Dransite ....... .....,..Terry Weister......... Standing ll to rl: T. Weister, W. Schrum, U. Moorehead, P. Casner, B. Dransite, Mr. Mitchell. Seated ll to rl: D. Menk, P. Snyder, B. McMahon, R. Rice. Qi gg... young man-about-town Friends of Kirby young old-maid ............The girl next-door .,......Kirby's older brother music publisher . gr, I o. . I l 5: r H' ii.: Y Q. Pb 'R if fi -ff ' . Q First row QI to rl: E. Shoemaker, C. Hooks, K. Hepler, A. Smuil, M. McHenry, I. Dixon, M Bowman, R. Wood, C. Patton, H. Gill. Second row: A. B. Swanger, N. J. Cypher, S. Deemer, H. Humphrey, L. Long, R. Cumberledge, L. Bellas, P. Slaugen- haupt, C. Clifton, E. M. Cignetti. Third row: S. Ridenour, S. Waltenbaugh, V. Kring, M. J. Morrow, J. Simpson, E. Lynch, B. Magee, M. Stewart, M. Kiebler, J. Bortz. W When Love Is Kind T The Lord's Prayer G Go Down Moses H Home I In These Delightful Pleasant Groves C Cindy S Story of a Tack R Roudways H Holy Lord God L Listen To The Lambs 0 Old King Cole 5 summer Time R Rejoice and Merry Be U You'Il Never Walk Alone S Shortin' Bread First row ll to rl: D. Brinker, D. Porter, D. Moorehead, L. Bracken, A. Frye, G. Brown, M. Gulyos, H. Tawney, N. Heilman, D. Wilmot. Second row: R. Rice, M. Clements, M. A. Sarver, A. Ritzmon, D. Klaes, F. Culp, D. Dickson, J. Whitlinger, D. Forsythe, L. Hildebrande. Third row: S. Ramsey, M. A. Hawk, D. Menk, S. Gumbert, J. Dickson, S. J. Ralston, E. Blisman, S. -Roth, V. Kocur, J. Bowman. Q 1 ef , .ivy First row ll to rl: P. Morrow, E. Heckman, M. Krump, C. Van Scoyoc, P. Casner, F. Shockey, P Snyder P Hetherton Second row: Mr. Mitchell, H. Brown, F. Weitzel, S. L. Pfeffer, E. Spadin, A. Beighley, D. Bowman D Morgan J Brown. gm Crm.. New songs . . . new faces . . . officers . . . June Brown, accompanist . . . practice durmg school hours . . . eighty members. Add that all together and you have the WT H S Girls' Chorus. Assemblies . . . All School Musical . . . District Chorus . . . State Chorus West moreland County Chorus . . . An Operetta. Lots of work . . . lots of fun. Student Director Secretary ..,........ Librarian ........... Ass't. Librarian ........ Pianist ............... OFFICERS ..................Mary Gulyas Mary Jane Morrow ............June Brown ........Delores Menk .........June Brown First row ll to rj: D. Jones, B. Jones, P. Spodin, A. Steer, R. Troup, R. Nale, B: Cypher, J. Whiten, B. Young, A. Horrel, P. Peterson. Second row: Mr. Mitchell, L. Smith, C. Conner, J. George, C. Lightner, R. Bowman, H. Spang, L Bash, G. Beighley, C. Farster, O. Howell, J. Brown, pianist. Third row: J. Lula, ll. Reed, B. Custer, D. Mclntire, R. Smith, E. Bence, B. Elwood, R. McMahon, H. Kline, E. Scherl, T. McGuire. 0y5 0I'll.5 Do . . . re . . . mi . . soooo . . . did you hear that beautiful music? A new and bigger boys chorus directed by Mr. Mitchell. Select numbers for o'good boys chorus . . . Dry Bones . . . Stout-hearted Men . . '. and many other stirring and patriotic numbers. Boys from the chorus took parts in the operetta and the all school musical . . . and we're planning for more and better things in the future. Q P gs 5 Aggie T. .psa- 3' First row ll to rl: M. A. Sorver, M. McHenry, E. Heckman, K. Hepler, C. Patton, B. Smail, P. Casner. Second row: S. J. Ralston, R. Smith, M. A. Young, T. Weister, R. Bertieri, S. Roth, H. Houser, Mr. Yarnel. Aff- .S1l.0Jl9fa,, Teen-age romance .... puppy love .... glamor .... beautiful gowns .... boys .... with ties no less .... comedy .... long hours of practice .... We had all that and more when the play lt's A Date was given. The play given on November 6th and 8th was coached by Mr. Eugene Yarnel. The Cast chosen from all of the high school levels, did a grand job. We're glad to add the all school play of '50 to the many successful plays of W.T.H.S. Queenie ............ Nadine ................ Mary Rogers ........ ......... Kay Phillips .......... ........ llka Marsh .......... George Rogers .... Valerie Rogers .... Linda Rogers ........... ........ Hal Montgomery ..,...,. ......... Buz Stevens ................. ......... Diana Gordon ...., Austin Farrel ...... Joy Bishop ............ ........ Patsey Fisher .......... ..,..... Shirley Yeats ..,.., Properties ........... Stage Crew ......... the maid .,.,...,.................,.. .a high school freshman ......, .a troubled mother .................. .sophisticated seventeen .......,. her friend .............................. the girls father .......,......... his oldest daughter .............. .his I6 year old daughter .......,. a forgotten football hero ........... .a tuba footer .............,............. the school siren ...........,..........,,. object of Linda's affections .....,... .boy who dates Valarle .................., .............Betty Smail .............Esther Heckman Sara Jane Ralston ..,..........Peggy Casner .............Shirley Roth ....,...........Russel Smith ........Mory Ann Sorver ...........Mana McHenry ......Terry Weister .,.....Ronald Bertieri ........Kathleen Hepler Donald Walker ...........Howard Hauser .member of the Dark Secret Club ,.....,.. ,.......,...,..... C laire Patton another member .........,................. Alma Smail Edith May Cignetti Lee Smith Alfred Dixon Joseph Travaglia Richard Martin ...........Mary Ann Young U1 fir First Row Cl to rl: R. Zidec, J. Exton, C. Patton, B. Craig, M. A. Schrum, J. Travaglia, R. Troup, B. Jones, E. Shaffer, W. Schrum, R. Roth, G. Moorhead, R. Strong. Second row: J. Brown, W. Latham, C. Cignetti, R. Rice, E. Heckman, P. Shockey, P. Feudal, L. Brock, E. Cignetti, S. Ramsey, D. Forsythe, B. Smeltzer. Third row: Mr. Mitchell, C. McCutchean, M. Doty, L. Long, V. Almes, M. MacDonald, I. Kunkle, D. Berkey, B. Dransite, L. Hartman, D. Shaner, R. Rowley. gan!! New majorette uniforms .... color bearers .... ten new band members .... eighteen veterans from previous years .... and Washington Township High School had a marching unit equal to many ofthe larger schools ofthe district. Parades in Vandergrift .... parades in Apollo and Oklahoma .... all for the glory of the Alma Mater . . . went to several of the away football games . . . you should have seen the shows at half time .... l'm Forever Blowing Bubbles .... lf l Knew You Were Coming I'd Baked o Cake . . . . Tzena, Tzena, Tzena really sharp! Three nights a week for practice-what a workout! ! ! the annual New Kensington Band Festival was a big success and the W.T.H.S. Band gave a fine performance. The loss of nine band instruments in a robbery at the school was a great loss to the school and the student owners of the instruments - but the spirit of the land is good and the students training in the grades now will add to the band in future years. KI to ri D. Brinker, C. Miller, M. J. Wilmot, M. Gulyos, C. Van Scoyoc, D. Menk, D. Bowman, V. Kocur, S. Marco. aforeffefn T zena, Tzena, Tzena .... 'l-2-3-kick .... Take a look at those majorettes .... eight lovely young ladies .... Sandy as mascot .... hard practice .... Making a nice showing at the pep meetings .... games .... assemblies .... and the colorful band festival. A traditional attraction between the halves of a football game! Don't we all love parades .... with those smart stepping majorettes . . . in new uniforms of maroon and white .... strutting down gridirons . . . twirling their batons to the beat of their high school songs. Such was the fronting unit for the W.T.H.S. band. nf 3 .X Patty Shockey, Bob McMahon, Charles MacDonald, Larry Brock, Bob Dransite. 518 Beighley an guna! l950-51 introduced several new faces in the Dance Band . . . new 'pop' tunes . . . but the tradition of a good dance band was well retained . . . the usual full house at the school dances . . . and the usual interest in doing their part to make the extra-activities a success . . . for your ap- proval and with our appreciation . . . W.T.H.S. Dance Band. Vocals by Penny Snyder, Tom Magee and L aRue Bracken f f rf' 0115... X First row ll to rl: J. Dickson, B. McMahon, Miss Ramaley, M. J. Morrow, S. J. Ralston. Second row: J. Lula, A. Frye, P. Casner, L. Hartman, D. Walker, S. Bertieri, J. Daugherty, H. Kline. enior lgfay Mrs. Penelope Maxwell ......... ......... J anet Daugherty Mrs. Phoebe De Royster .,......... .......... P eggy Casner Deborah De Royster .......... ............ A Ima Frye Phineas Farthingale ........ ......... H omer Kline Helen Maxwell ............ ......... J anice Dickson Tommy Tucker ......,.,... ............. B ob McMahon Aunt Polly Maxwell ......... ....... S ara Jane Ralston Johnson ........,.......... ............... D onald Walker Esther .......................... .......... M ary Jane Morrow Mahjah the Mystic ......... ....... L eonard Hartman Dick O'Donnell ............ ............... J ames Lula Hattie ..................... .......... S ylvia Bertieri How would you like to have a pet ghost? A nice, tame one that would be easy to take care of, sleep in your closet, do your work, or frighten people out of their wits -whichever you preferred? It sounds strange, but amusingly different, doesn't it? And that's why Great Caesar's Ghost! is one of the funniest, most unusual farces ever produced on our stage. April 6 was one of the biggest days for the seniors of Washington Township High School. I PJQQQWA, 0' 3X P :f 'xx fix. iirst row: L. Bracken, F. .pa-nanusdv' E X Yi? ,s if' w First row: M. McHenry, K. Hepler, H. Tawney, F. Duncan, L. S. Waltenbaugh. Second row: C. Van Scoyoc, D. Menk, P. Slaugenhaupt, M. A. Young, A. Beighley, C. Bruce. Third row: W. Schrum, R. Bowman, E. Spadin, J. Brown, V. Kocur. oliferarg ana! gudinedd The Typing and Business staff of the Crimson and White and their advisor Miss Snively have worked h d ar to put out the newspaper. Collecting subscriptions . . . typing dummy strips and stencils . spendin hours at th ' . . g e mimeo- graph machine . . . putting together the pages . . . giving it out to the subscribers . . . a combination business and circulation staff . . . always working! The staffs deserve credit from the students of WTHS for prompt publication of the school newspaper. Th 1950-51 C ' ' ' ' ' ' ' e nmson and White was a real active participant in the school life of WTHS. M. Conner, P. Lehman, M. Morabito, J. Bortz, S. Bertieri, A Frye iecond row: D. Dickson, M. J. Morrow, N. Humphrey, F. Weitzel, J. Simpson, L. Long, S. Gumbert, M. Gulyas. 'hird row: D. Porter, S. Deemer, D. M I ' J ' ' c nhre, . Miller, N. Gourley, V. Almes, J. Dickson. i ,. --tx I N vl v A .r , V .. e . , K If ZW First row ll to ri J Whiten, J. Watt, P. Casner, P. Morrow, C. Clifton, M. Krump. Second row M Clements, M. A. Schrum, Miss Snively, Mrs. Bossart. gcbforiaf Checking assignment sheets .... writing and rewriting articles .... meeting Individual dead mes learning the best fundamentals of journalism . . . making the paper more interesting by a widespread use of illustrations .... cooperating with the business staff to sponsor a Sadie Hawkins dance in the fall with corn shocks, plaid shirts, jeans and all .... learning that nothing less than the best would do in writing articles at Washington Township. Mrs Bossart was a good advisor and taskmaster .... with a capable and willing staff re requnsltes for success .... and the '50-'5l editions of the Crimson and White attained that goal' l Editor ................. Ass't. Editor ...... News Editor ....... Features Editor ...... Sports Editor .......... ..... .........Mary Ann Schrum ......Martha Krump ..,...........Jean Watt .........Peggy Casner Whlten Art Editor ................... .............. P auline Morrow Business Manager .......... ........ Proofreader ......... Literary Sponsor ........ Business Sponsor ....... .Marjorie Clements .....Carolyn Clifton Bossart ........Miss Snively , f i?--with n gm - l . l . .- i- , or x ,V. fi -l 5 at 2 2 U K H 2 I ... win k .... . M! 6. 'F M, an . of Q' First row ll to rl: A. Stear, R. Bertieri, J. Kocur, R. Nale, P. Spadin. Second row: D. Forsythe, L. Bellas, C. Clifton, J. Whitlinger, C. Doutt, V. Kring, S. Ridenour, C. Bruce, C. Miller, E. Shoemaker. Third row: S. Ralston, J. Bowman, E. Blissman, A. Beighley, J. Simpson, J. Shaffer, M. A. Young, R. Walker, G. O'ShelI, B. Magee, J. Travaglia. Fourth row: D. Martin, J. George, R. Kline, B. Reed, L. Craig, C. Nichols, G. Beighley, L. Smith. cience Burbank . . . Einstein . . . Edison . . . those men have had their day-but Washington Township High School is training future greats - through the Science Club. Competition in the American Chemical Society examinations . . . projects for the Pennsylvania Jr. Academy of Science Fair at lndiano State Teachers College . . . trips to Buhl Planetarium . . . and the Regional Science Fair . . . were a part of the clubs activities . . . study of biology. Left to right: R. Smith, P. Casner, H. Houser, Mr. Shontz. H,,,,i q f M gf, f, : 5 : . 5 rl 11, ,umguimnl I 1 2itk,. First row ll to rl: D. Moorhead, C. Doutt, K. Hepler, M. McHenry, M. Krump, Miss Snively. Second row: D. Dickson, F. Duncan, D. Forsythe, H. Brown, P. Cosner, C. Clifton. Third row: B. Magee, J. Brown, D. Klaes, L. Long, D. Bowman. olidrariano Extra .... Extra! Read all about it! Come and see W.T.H.S.'s new library. Complete with 16 gorgeous librarians under the direction of Miss Snively. Suspense .... drama .... action .... just name it and they have it ..... Of course there's a slight fee for late books. A mere three cents a day .... And don't forget! You con, not only take out library books on Mondays, but also Thursdays. Don't wait! Come to Room 8 in your most convenient study hall. ,fd First row ll to rl: J. Watt, A. Frye, M. A. Hawk, P. Shockey, K. Hepler, E. Heckman, M. McHenry. Second row: S. J. Ralston, M. Gulyas, P. Lehman, S. Roth, F. M. Conner, C. Van Scoyoc. Third row: K. Bowman, D. Klaes, S. L. Pfeffer, F. Weitzel, H. Houser. mdAfonian uainezizi ana! oaferary .Sad They have style . . . They have charm . . . personality and all it takes to be good salesmen . . . that's the business staff of the l95l WASHTONIAN. Vandergrift . . . New Kensington . . . Apollo . . . Mamont . . . Camp JoAnn . . . all around the Allegheny-Kiski Valley Shopping centers . . . fun and work combined to meet the budget for the yearbook. Typing advertisement copy . . . trimming cuts . . . mounting pictures and offering advice and encouragement to the rest of the gang . . . working to make the deadlines . . . all for the glory of W.T.H.S .... the class of 'Sl and another prize-winning WASHTONIAN. First row ll to rl: H. Gray, G. Bush, R. Smith, D. Martin, H. Kline. Second row: A. Rowe, J. Dickson, M. Doty, D. Brinker, Advisor Mr. Yarnel l'600L LMt0l 5 September 1950 . . . the organization of a yearbook staff . . . the dummy or outline of suggested styles of books . . . the selection of the theme . . . color choice for the cover . . . shall we have a group or individual dedication . . . can we earn enough money to publish a good yearbook??? . . . all these questions and many more confronted the editor and staff of THE 1951 WASHTONIAN before the yearbook had fully reached the blueprint development. Miss Janice Dickson was a very capable ond hard working editor-in-chief . . . supported by a fine group of special editors . . . mostly members of the class of 51 . . . Mr. Yarnel supplied the advice and instruction and many hours of work along with the staff. The assistant editors named this year are from the sophomore class . . . thereby acquiring the rank of editors in the junior year. It is the hope of the entire staff that this will aid the work of the year- book . . . eliminating the overload of senior activities. We hope you will enjoy and treasure THE 1951 WASHTONIAN . . . As Time Goes By. First row: ll to rl L. Bracken, M. Bowman, S. Deemer, J. Watt. Second row: C. Clifton, E. Lynch, V. Almes, J. Brown, Miss Ramoley. Third row: D. Walker, M. MacDonald, B. Reed, R. Beighley, T. Weister, B. Dransite. e fzfit are e A new star has been added to the galaxy of clubs ot W.T.H.S .... Le Petit Cercle . . . or the little club . . . organized by French I and ll classes . . . formulated o Constitution . . . Miss Romoley, teacher . . . purpose is to furnish to all French students an opportunity to improve and increase their knowledge of French . . . in the bi-weekly meetings the students play games based on French words or phrases . . . learn to sing songs in French . . . and are given a chance to im- prove their oral expression by conversation and readings in French . . . the club has subscribed to the French Reader's Digest published in Canada and also to the Paris edition . . . for extra activities the club held o dance and assembly. gif' e 5' 3 3? -.tin - I 1 I -gnu an .MW i New members in the Tri-Hi-Y put on their best act Mr. Yarnel was mighty proud of his student forum for the camera featured ot the January meeting of P. T. A. 5 N, 7 QW! xv 3 51 1 mfs . Ai 531 If -- Q, ' E as junior Qoyahy Dolores Menk - Charles Forster ELEJLMBH lgoyahy Doris Moorhead - Ronald Weinel SOFA Oln-Of? gyda? U C U U Edith May Cignetti - Keith Bowman The Tri-Hi-Y hristmas assembly Carols by candle- light . . . and the Bible story. ne Hi-Y officers and advisors and ad donated for the less fortunate milies. ,A 5 P D Curtain call for the cast and production staff of lt's A Date 44' Q 6 x ,qw 'W X . PX f -fn 5 5 35: 1 5 F' iz.. M Ei-5 5 9, , GJ fa , in fhleeics F 7 M fx ff ' -v .. X Vp J 8 Q L, 4,im f UQ' if , Z 1 f Qc ff f, f O X5 Z 1 o f 0 f nf Q, Q ,fX 0 9 170 if ff 1 Kiwi K, First row ll to rl: C. Conner, C. Loose, T. McGuire, L. Bash, R. Waltenbaugh, A. Dickson, H. Spang, J. Brown, A. Horrel, J. Yount, N. Kardos, P. Peterson. Second row: H. Kline, D. Mclntire, W. Custer, J. Lula, R. Hronyetz, E. Bence, E. Schorf, R. McMahon, E. McGuire, J. Whiten, G. Bush, R. Weinel, B. Young. ' Third row: Coach Rearic, T. Magee, L. Aulerich, E. Lynch, R. Cypher, C. Lightner, C. Farster, R. Reed, L Pfeffer, R. Grazetti, R. Schmizzi, 0. Howell, L. Riddle, G. Linsenbigler, Coach Kline. S7060 ln operation football . . . Washington Township High School . . . l950 . . . the Raiders weren't outstanding for their scoring . . . or long time winning streaks . . . but the spirit of the ,team . . . the determination to play a good game in spite of the odds . . . the reputation of good, clean sportsmanship . . . were all notes of importance about l950 Raiders. Iniuries jinxed the team all season . . . some boys couldn't maintain their grade averages all the time . . . all adding a definite handicap for a school our size . . . We'lI continue to give our all for WTHS, but with the possibility of a bigger school in the future . . . we'll be able to meet the class B and class A schools on o more equal level . . . without apologies . . . without shame . . . our record: WTHS OPPONENTS 6 Leechburg 39 7 Shannock Valley I9 0 Verona 12 7 Bell Township 51 6 East Huntington 25 6 Saltsburg 25 6 Ellsworth 31 7 Pitcairn 47 0 Apollo 12 W. 6. A F ' ' 1 w , WW U ' an di 5 M' Li uri 'Hb i A ,,,,. R 'P V '51 .nn V n 5 ,Hmm la W' Jaffa kg' 'HH wevggr, ff? -,L 74 .fwevw , 'ff f was jllwa mN,f-fljc af W Ll yn VL 1 V' Iii ray XM Dru L! Mlvfwlfv I w 'JLLyJJ'U . ,,,w.zgQw iw ky , -ASX N-9 fm. i ' 'Q..E'v ., Rx, J Mm bf y. ri f t COACHES Jim Reuric A 3 1' George Kline Seniors . . . Bence lco-captainl Scherf and Mc Mahon were the senior lettermen . . . they ' ' ' ' ll tes . . . Juniors will leave a big gop to be filled in the lme next year . . . for fe ow teamma . . . Our all Junior bockfield . . . McGuire, Whiten, Mc lntire, and Magee . . . will take their place in the lineup again next year . . . Linsenbigler should fill a place rn the line . . . to replace the departing seniors . . . Sophomores . . . As Junors next year . . . Bush and Pfeffer will be found on the line . . . with Pfeffer helping Custer at center. At end . . . ll ready to step in. uite frequently when injuries and grades crippled our backfield Reed ond Lightner were J' -A ml V 1 . ,M M , .V RJ ,W if lui-f I XM' R. 'McMohon, E. hlhe, R. Hronyetz, E. Scherf, J. Lula f Yin! 3 yn Ay Z' 've kkfinopmlf .X First row il to rl: R. Bowman, Coach Kline, B. Reed. Second row: P. Peterson, G. Linsenbigler, L. Riddle, D. Mclntire, H. Kline, R. Smith, B. Elwood E McGuire D Berkey, D. Walker, C. Farster, J. Whiten. amifg Kaalfefdaf W.T.H.S. 40 Elderton 28 East Deer-Frazer 40 East Deer-Frazer 57 Apollo 26 'Bell Township 50 Alumni 66 'Penn Township 53 Elderton 40 'Soltsburg 44 'Export 34 30 ' 63 48 46 47 5l 33 'k Franklin Township Penn Township Alumni 'Saltsburg Export Franklin Township Apollo Rostraver Township T k Opponents 28 47 60 34 38 46 63 46 35 39 60 43 50 40 57 46 4l 55 ' Section 26 WPIAL Westmoreland County Tournament Dribble again . . . pass some more . . . come on team . . . score . . score . . score! The l950-5l Raiders took the cheering to heart and played all out for the victory column . . . earning the title Surprise team of Section 26 from the sport scribe of The Vandergrift News. Two seniors . . . Bob Elwood and Homer Kline . . . co- captained the Raiders to a record of I2 wins . . . 7 de- feats . . . plus the fact . . . six-foot-six Bob took high scoring honors with 244 points while co-captain Homer was second-high man with 180 hard earned points. Com- piling one of the best records in the last ten years at W.T.H.S .... the raiders tied for second place in sec- tion 26 WPIAL . . . and for dessert we were victorious over our 'big school 'opponent, Apollo, both games for the second time in 3 years . . . all in all a very successful season for Coach Kline and the Raiders of W.T.H.S. H Ca-canraineunm.. un.. n..s.... ri .4 3 U , SD v . , vw X, 'C W .A IU Tile- .A mf... k YM , 'Q First row fl to ri: N. Kardos, K. Bowman, I. Mahen, R. Kline, B. Cypher, J. Kocur R Bertlen Second row: J. Travaglia, R. Weinel, 0. Howell, T. McGuire, L. Craig, G. Bush E Lynch C Llghtner Coach Rearic. unior 'ljardifg gagfefgaf South Greensburg Elderton East-Deer Frazer East-Deer Frazer Apollo Elderton Ford City Jr. High Saltsburg Export Franklin South Greensburg Bell Township Vandergrift J. V.'s Saltsburg Export Franklin Apollo The Little Raiders . . .-green with inexperience . . . loads of ambition an eagerness to learn the fundamentals of good basketball experienced a good season full of exciting and close games . . . and a small taste of victory much to the delight of Coach Rearic. McQuire headed the scorers with l22 points KJKX My eeffm 15359 fx 'I' 3, 'fer N e Riddile and Elwood . . . Elwood makes une, Nic' bask - Iong and lean. Kline, Whiten and Mclntire . . . AND East Deer . . too much deed!!! l95l Baseball Candidates: First row: ll. to r.l: N. Kardos, W. Pratt, B. Young, L. Riddile, R. Nale, A. Steer, J. Brunner. Second row: J. Whiten, G. Linsenbigler, H. Spang, R. Waltenbaugh, G. Bush, R. Schimizzi, J. Cignetti, R. Grazetti, T. Weister, R. Bowman. Third row: D. Mclntire, O. Howell, B. Slaugenhaupt, E. Bence, R. Elwood, B. Reed, L. Bash, C. Farster, T. McGuire, D. Walker, E. McGuire. gatlegaf Spring l950 . . . baseball fever . . . captured the heart of every boy at W.T.H.S. In order to start baseball the football field had to be turned into a baseball diamond. Much credit must be given to the bays and Mr. Kline for the work they did to get things ready. Each player acquired his own glove, shoes, and uniform . . . the school buying the field equipment . . . bats and balls. The field was conditioned . . . a variety of uniforms appeared . . . history took a new twist . . . W.T.H.S. versus Saltsburg in our first scholastic baseball game . . . the score was lop-sided in favor of the opposition . . . but W.T.H.S. had started to develop lwe hopel another varsity sport . . . our beginning was not startling-but 4 wins decked our opening season. Batting honors . . . Bill Pratt with a nice .400 . . . Bece .350 . . . the pitching honors gave Joe Whiten 2 . . . with Elwood and McGuire l each. As THE WASHTONIAN goes to press . . . basball season is about to open again and we hope W.T.H.S. will show again this season. - l950' Record - W.T. H .S Opponent 4 Saltsburg 0 Saltsburg 0 I8 10 Elders Ridge I6 l Elders Ridge 5 0 Franklin Twp. l4 0 Franklin Twp. 3 4 Bell Twp. I5 0 Bell Twp. I3 6 Seniors 4 4 Elderton 3 l Elderton I2 l0 Avonmore 5 I0 Avonmore 0 X X ll to rl: E. Cignetti, L. Bellas, E. Snyder, M. J. Morrow, D. Dickson, C. Doutt, A. Rowe. CAQQPLG cl 0106 JuIius Caesar, Paul Revere, Everyone for Washington, Stand up and cheer! ! Cheer was the word during the football and basketball season . . . pep meetings were new and different . . . everything from droopy balloon plants to all-girl football teams . . . clever skits on sportsmanship . . . plus lots of vim and vigor . Mary Jane Captained the squad . . . fellow senior Doris Dickson helped the cause with her ex- perience. The cheerleading squad for 1950-51 did much to build a real sincere school spirit to support the athletic teams representing W.T.H.S.l -Three cheers for the cheerleaders ! ! 43? 7 X J L 2-will 'Yau ,M wiki! - 4 -A mr' ml File' i AJQ' 3 I- rw ,N hx E Q J , .f LQ an , i- os- 5. Tommy shoots . . . Ronnie smiles Q 53 - u ll l . . . seniors look purty . . . ahh Pyramids in Phys. Ed. . . . The Raiders in action!! romance . . . Vonnie ond Little Lynda plus u strong pretzell Q15 4 5, !',,.-Q'L,? V H ' mglmgwf 6 gr 1 U aan- ca! 025,59 Qff' Cur Patrons gjgg and Friends? 225 ., .ff fi, V' I , O, If . V ' I 'LKIA fi-7 ff if 'E' E III ' ..lI1'CEE.'1 ff fa WL IIFUIY rw? ,W M Q .z7f' ..Q.,,. ,, - ,. X' Zula Smith's Dress Shoppe 207 Warren Ave. LADIES' APPAREL- GIFT BAR Best Wishes to the Class of '51 The Washington Twp. Tri-Hi-Y Compliments of B. N. SAUL North Washington Phone 2348 W. R. G0'IT Fifth Ave. and 17th Street Arnold Phone: New Kensington 218 and 219 W. LYLE COLEMAN 165 Washington Avenue Vandergrift, Pa. Woodfield's Tire Mart 340 Main Street New Kensington, Pa. Vulcanizing Recapping Phone N. K. 352 Munson's Service Station V-9789-A Route 356 Elliot Electric Supply 144 Washington Ave. Vandergrift, Pa. Phone 1327-R Altimire Brothers Coal Company Phone 1257-A Vand. Near the bridge Shaeffer's Sterling Service West Apollo Dial Oklahoma 3094 W. A. MCGEARY C0 t, KING BRUTHERS FUNERAL HOME Compliments of .A.V. . Western Pennsylvania's Family Station Dial 910 Corner of Pennsylvania Ave., and Fourth Street Apollo Smay's Atlantic Service Station A complete service for your car Official Inspection Station 0119 Intersection Routes 66 and 356 Phone 3573 Okla. R. D. 1, Apollo, Pa. Compliments of Apollo Ford Sales, Inc. First Street Ext. 6 and 8 cylinders Phone 72-1241 Apollo, Pa. HAROLD DICKSON ttiiit Building Contractor Modern Homes and Repairs 'I 1 'k i' 1' t Apollo, R. D. 1 Phone: N. K. 6710-J4 Brown's Snack Bar Charles J. Brown, Prop. U Foot-long Hot Dogs Sandwiches - Meals 1 Route 380 Phone N. K. 9990-J Compliments of Morgan's Dairy Bar Milkshakes Light Lunches Route au M mile from Mamont, Pa. Compliments of IRWIN'S MARKET Groceries, Dry Goods, Hardware Serve Yourself Open Until 10:00 Mon.-Sat. Mamont, Pa. Phone Export 828R41 Compliments of C. M. HALL Sz SONS Coal Stripping, Excavating Sz Grading Delmont Pa. Phones Office -- Delmont 99 Res. -- Delmont 79 Res. -- Delmont 135 ELMER BOWMAN General Hauling Pick Up Ba111ng Corn P1ck1ng Mamont, Pa. Phone Export 848112 Albert C. Bowman 8: Son Building Contractor R. D. 2, Apollo, Pa. Phone Export 855Rl5 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK APOLLO, PENN A. The Keystone Dairy Co. 329 Sixth Avenue New Kensington, Pa. Ph. 665-666 Quality Dairy Products and Ice Cream Visit our Dairy Store Compliments of Apollo Bottling Company Bottlers of Hires Root Beer and Orange Crush Also distributors of Pepsi-Cola Fine Class Rings Announcements Yearbooks Awards .lOSTEN'S Since 1897 Representative: Bill Larson Box 133 Franklin, Pa. F. Paul Kiebler Groceries, Dry Goods, Hardware Garden and Field Seedss, Red Letter Feed Roysters Fertilizer, Ontario Grain Drills and Wiards Tractors Plows Phone 8541'-14 Export, Pa. Post Office Mamont, Pa. Compliments of Menks Greenhouse R. D. 1 Apollo, Pa. W. F. PAULY Your Druggist Apollo, Penna. Compliments of KAUFMAN'S Esso Servicenter Oklahoma Dial 3050 Duppstadt Jeweler And Optometrist Art1nan'S Sunoco Ser- Sta. 126 Grant Ave. Rlfllfe 66 Vandq pa, Apollo, Pa. Phone 312.A Phone Okla. 2349 Book's Shoe Store DIXON'S BAKERY 138 Grant Ave. 122 Warren Ave. Vand., Pa. Apollo, Pa. Phone 34-J Phone 72-2382 Doverspike's Red 8z White Market ARTLEY APPAREL North Washington 140 Grant Ave. Shop 9 to 6 Daily Vand., Pa. Mon. 8z Fri. 9 to 9 Phone 34-A Phone Okla. 2542 Beighley'S Market Penn Auto Parts Company Most of the Best For the Least 218 L 3f'u ' shut Hancock Ave. Market vandergrift' Pa' Bmnon Market Phone 1607 or 185-A Reo's Flower Shop A Class 1607 Fifth Ave. of Arnold, Pa. 1951 Phone New Ken. 5670 Y Dunmire Funeral Home 244 Franklin Ave. vohaorgrifl Ph. Vandergrift 213 Altmeyer Home Stores Ph. New Kensington 1334 Vandergrift lzso-A Ash Shoe Company 117 Grant Ave. Vandergrift Condo Brothers 1Self-Service Grocertial Columbia Ave. Vandergrift Ph. 22 or 35 Louis Landau Mens Shop 123 Grant Ave. Vandergrift Donald A. Stevens 132 Warren Ave. Ph. Apollo 72-1341 Sanders Pharmacy Ph. Vandergrift 17 Apollo Newstand 206 Warren Ave. Ph. Apollo 72-1841 Blackmore Furniture 136 N. Warren Ave. Ph. Apollo 72-1201 Larry's Auto Electric Co. 506-Sth Street Ph. New Kensington 211 LATHAM FARM SUPPLY Camp Joan Route 380 R. D. 1 Murrysville, Pa. Phones: New Kensington 9990W and 6955J2 Farmall Tractors McCormick Farm Machines International Harvester Freezers Refrigerators and Milk Coolers New Holland Pick-up Balers, Forage Harvesters Parts, Sales and Service Have your machines serviced before the season of use - Be Ready BROCK MOTORS Dodge and Plymouth Dealer Dodge fjob-ratedJ trucks Sales and Service 24 hour Ambulance and Wrecker Service Phone 486 Vandergrift, Penna. J. M. Beighley F. J. Beighley Phone 7521 Phone O. 5361 BEIGHLEY BROS. Victor Steel Furnaces Air Conditioning fCoal or Gash Furnace Repairs Sheet Metal Work Johns-Manville Roofing ROOFING AND WARM AIR HEATING Office Phone 6 120 McKinley Ave. Apollo Milling Co. Purina Feeds 8: Concentrates Apollo's Best Feeds Custom Grinding 8z Mixing Phone 72-3561 We Deliver New Type of Cake Compliments of MARCO COAL COMPANY, INC Box 452 Apollo, Pa Apollo Furniture Company Phone 72-1761 Warren Ave., Apollo . C. Anderson Atlantic Service Comer of Hancock Avenue Longfellow Street Lee Tires and Exide Batteries Phone 230-A Vand. R U B I N S Armitage's Hardware Vandergrift lst Street Apollo, Pa. Apollo Leechburg Zinamon's Jewelers 972 Fifth Ave., New Kensington Its easy to Pay the Zinamon Way Piper's Jewelry 313W Warren Ave., Apollo Your Friend Pete The Barber Municipal Bldg. Under the Library Pete Guerrera, Jr. McConnell Jewelers Phone N. K. 3885 Your Watch Doctor 962 Fifth Ave., New Kensington Class 1951 Homer, Victor and Leonard as Greenhorns in 1947. Quite a change. Sweet Lane Chocolate Shop 113 Grant Ave., Vand. Quality Clothes Shop 1502 Farragut Ave., Vand. Ralph Kuhn Pharmacist 137 Grant Ave., Vand. Eger's Jewelry Grant Ave., Vand. Aurora's Dry Cleaning Warren Ave., Apollo Cooper Brothers Fifth Ave., New Kensington PARKS SHOES 846 Fifth Ave., New Kensington Meyer's Print Shop 174 Columbia Ave., Vand. Beamer's Cleaning 128 Warren Ave., Apollo Heckman Funeral Home 274 Franklin Ave., Vandergrift Phone 3 Member N. F. D. A. Compliments of ELMER E. BUZZARD Funeral Director Apollo Ambulance Service R. R. MCDONALD Real Estate and Insurance Insure Today - Be Safe Tomorrow Blairton, R. D. 1, Apollo, Pa. Phone 3500 Okla. Compliments of Guthrie Chevrolet Company Vandergrift and Apollo OKLAHOMA F LORIST C. R. Weitzel, Owner 1300 Hancock Avenue Ext. Phone Vandergrift, Pa. Oklahoma 5030 Flowers For All Occasions I-wx ff ' . Hi? -an W M if xt A.. 3 a m l l ? F 2 ' 1, Q' fl 61644 af 1953 :bl ,V Congratulations to the Compliments of Class of 1951 Armitage's Super Market Jackson 8z Russell MEN'S WEAR 133 Warren Ave. Apollo, Pa. Apollo, Pa. Boridy's Refrigerated Locker Service Casella Coal Company TOM CASELLA gl soNs 1600 -I-,md Ave. New Kensington, Pa. P. o. Box 205-Apollo, Pa. FFOZGH Difmefs Hi1Grade Coal Phone 72-6949 Compliments of PRESTON C. GRIMM and SON Ready mixed concrete Builders Supplies Concrete blocks Phone 72-3161 72-2281 Apollo, Pa. TRAVAGLIA and CIGNETTI Plastering Contractors Plain and Decorative Plastering and Cement Stucco R. D. 1 Apollo, Pa. Oklahoma 5563-3142 z ,-- 5 it f' Y X ,E 1 K i mu....,,,,M. --A-2-.,.,, K inn v,li W' x P., an K. 9 sy Y L1 .- ' I 3, A ,L we . W W ' ' Q 2A 1 ? ' Wi 59 7: gi' : QS 2 X' hi fi' 3 , Sf' 35 P 1 e f iffq I f wifi ,Q ,f t iq..--A-:I QV V , ly 5, x H-inks' if ws- mf H If ' X w ng' ..-19' wif' wha' hw sifabhj' Wys- wi . K K N ,,,,.. I .Init NM Q, ,. W Z.. 4 A N. av ' X , I A K K.. by I ., I A M ,A . . fl. 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