Windber High School - Stylus Yearbook (Windber, PA)

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Eight ERNEST B. CASSLER Principal of Windber High School With seven years as a teacher and fourteen years as principal in Windber High School in his background, Mr. Cassler con- tinues to give, unstintingly, of his time and efforts for the good of the school. SIIHUUI. BU HD ANGELO MARINELLI President CHARLES ZANKEY Vice-President ALEX RICH S ecreiary OLIVER HOFFMAN Treasurer GUY GINDLESBERGER DR. IOHN S. KITZMILLER Nine FREDERICK SELL MARGARET MCLRUGHLIN FLORA SANTUCCI OLIVE FORNEAR ALEX A'r'rY Fairmont State Indiana State Indiana State West Virginia College Teachers College Teachers College University English Business Education Music Physical Education Science Luc11.1.E CARROLL STEVE KAPLAN RUBY WEAVER MARY ELIZABETH Seton Hill Scranton College Bucknell University SOLOMON College Social Studies University of Seton Hill College English English Pittsburgh Home Economics Health Latin GRANT WEAVER University ot Colorado University of Pittsburgh Industrial Arts ANNE BUCKSHAW PROBERT California State Teachers College University ol Pittsburgh English Ten MERL1: BARTHOLOMEW ANN Krrcuo REAGAN California State School Secretary Teachers College Industrial Arts Ioi-IN SHRUDR BEATRICE ONSTEAD GORDON EMERY HILMA SHAEEER Indiana State Indiana State Edinboro State University ot Teachers College Teachers College Teachers College Pittsburgh Business Education Business Education Art Columbia University Spanish KENNETH KooNTz Iuniata College University oi Pittsburgh Biology ARDELL FEELEY University of Pittsburgh Science Human Relations KATHERINE KEENAN IOHN KAWCHAK GEORGE MEASE Seton Hill College Carnegie Institute Franklin Marshall English ot Technology College Mathematics Mathematics HERBERT WAGNER HELEN STEELE NUNZIO Yoccix Morris Harvey Indiana State California State University ot Tteachers College Teachers College Pittsburgh University ol Industrial Arts Physical Education Pittsburgh Drivers Education United States History Eleven MARLIN Wmcxmn Bmvrmcz MURPHY RICHARD Micxu: AMY Mimcns University ot Seton Hill College University of Iuniata College Pittsburgh Problems ot Pittsburgh University ot Chemistry Democracy Civics Pittsburgh Science English Library BETTY Kama Goon 101-IN SAYLOR Indiana State Iuniata College Teachers College University ot Home Economics Pittsburgh Physics Mathematics ANITA Gricrzn Pennsylvania State MARY MARGARET WAs1-rico Seton Hill College M. and M. History Civics Louis LAMBER1' Indiana State College Teachers College Physical Education Pennsylvania State Health College Music Twelve lol-IN SHus'rER Indiana State Teachers College University oi Pittsburgh Business Education THE B EKGHUUN ANGELO STEPANO IOE POLANSKY Superintendent of Buildings ond Grounds School Custodian DR. MATTHEW KLENA MARIE PREBIK DR, HYMAN SLESINGER School Dentist School Nurse School Doctor CHARLES MCTAGGART ELSIE Coun'ro'r School Custodian School Custodian Thirteen 1. Ce. Us AH j. 3:51 :Q-' I-4 r- lf: '? vi. b -: -T1 ' 'Sir 5 ' . -' 51.-fx ' .1343 1 -g :r :lf P' - ws? ' . --V U:-Q19-f . 'A .fv-. ...... A .. . ..,., , V X -'ix ff' if J 'vm' iff. - xg ir'-1 ',1 . .', , ' ' ,, .'- .,. ': 1' A. - ., Y- .' . A ,M . -- ?-- ffl? ' M'-fmzrffsg -Q-. -. In 1.1 ff--1. n ,fjfbg If fa? 'Z 'ff 'F' ir 943. ,F-:.,-,, .gf .c:E...-.: q3li,l.l-:-,f 51, -fglkg '-:.:gj.S.. .: 'ag Z . Wi: -!:-11524 -1 A '. 'a .' 'Hz'-'1 . .' 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Kline Quinn, I. Senellc, A. D'Amico, P. Komcxr CLASS OFFICERS Gehmcm, Secretary: V. Zack, Vice Presideni E. Uhczs, President, W. Zepka, Treasurer. ,Q . 5 . II An' 1.191 pw SALLY IANE ALDSTADT IOAN IEAN ALEXANDER KATHALEEN M. ANKENY SAMUEL BARNES February 16 Sal Iuly 12 Io April 2 Kathy December 24 Sam A charming girl to all Good humor is the Pleasant girls like her Thinking is but an idle is she, health ot the soul. are few and lar be- waste ol thought. The best little pal a girl tween. could be. NUNZIO BARTOLOMUCCI November 23 Nunz A good scout, he likes to singg Will render aid to any- thing. IOHN I. BAZZOLI December 21 Yunk Write me as one who loves his lellowmen- and women. CATHERINE BLASKO Ianuary 10 Katie l'She may not be so very big, But it's the little things that count. Seventeen BARBARA BAUGHMAN May 8 Babs 'll-lave you heard about her hope chest? Getting married and we hope tor the best. MARGARET IOAN BEEGHLY May 30 Peg The world delights in sunny people. PAULINE Boxmsrcv Iune 16 Bobo 'P' is for Pauline so ease-loving and en- hancing, She enjoys herself most when she's 'jitter- bug' dancing. . ' W gf 'Y' RQ NN W dhrvu I -nm A J X5 N MX qwwe DOROTHY A. BOTLOCK IOHN I. BRZANA MARY IANE Bucci ANTHONY CAMPITELL September 4 Toots May 14 Chico September 9 Mary lane Ianuary 29 Tony What stature is she of? Good-natured, pleasant, We know her by her With jet black hair and As big as her heart. but very small, jolly air, quite tall, IOANNE CAMPiTEL1. Ianuary I9 Io The mildest manners and the most gentle heart, IOHN ROBERT CHOBY February 29 Chobe He hath a stern look but a merry heart. ANDREW ALBERT COMINSKY August 17 Mincie We'll awake some day and find him famous, We hope he'll soon grow Smiling eyes and jet For him, we know many big and tall. black hair. 'ZZ' '?...'P' M 2 DQR px 35,54 .J iw' . .QW ,.. .. :MAS err' Eighteen W.. -X girls will fall. IAMES CHICARELL Iune 29 Chic 'iMusic is his greatest aim, He sings for that and not for fame. ANNE L. Cocco March 26 Annie Quick and lively, hap- PY Und QGY, A smile for all who come her way. BETTY A. CONJELKO April 3 Betty Always true in word and deed, She proves herself a friend in need. RONALD Cook November 14 Killer lt he could only change the rule, l'm sure he'd say, 'No more schoolf PATRICIA Lou CUSTER Iuly 22 Pat Call her 'Revenge' for she is sweet. BETTY DELORIE Ianuary 13 Betts She's a regular rascal and demon as well, But alter all, Betty's pret- ty swell. MARGARET ANN DONATO October 23 Marge Tho' days be dark and dreary, Margaret's a lass who's always cheery. 'R JR vin' MARY RosE DONATO February 11 Skeexis l'She's little, but from top to toe, She's full of lite and plenty ot go. 21222 MICHAEL DONATO September 1 Buddy Give Buddy his trumpet and his troubles will dis- appear. IAc1c COUPERTHWAITE Ianuary 20 Cooper All great men have asked a foolish question at one time or another. ANTONETTE M. D'AM1co Iuly 9 Toni Some people are seen but never heard - but 'Toni' is our cheerlead- er. LAWRENCE D1MARco December 28 Larry I have so many dates to keep, Please go away and let me sleep. IOHN ENOCH Ianuary 4 Iohn There's nothing like work, but l don't mind loatingf' VS' 3,3753 A 1 lf X .N JE lc-ff-3 tsl 3 Aj Nineteen W -r:' A IAM rs K. FAUS1' September 23 Faust Try to separate him from fun, You'll soon agree, it can't be done. MILDRED FINNEGAN September--8-A Mildred Her serious lace belies her Irish wit. DELORES MARIE FRANCE October 17 Del Why stay at home when there's some place to go. BERNADINE FURMANCHIK March 2 Bern A bundle oi lun tied with the string oi laugh- ter. ,SAM-Q XY? ROSALIE H. FEDENKEVICH VERNA FEDORISKO MARGARET A. FINDISH February 25 Rose November 25 Shimp April 23 Margie Her smile is like a ray l'Verna is ever happy To be merry best be- ot sunshine. h and gay, comes you. A b Talking and laughing all , the day. ..--5. A . . , . W Twenty DELORESJEAN FLEEGLE September 6 Dee The little blonde with eyes that smile, Although she's serious- once in a while. ANN FURMANCHIK March 2 Enka Another wonderful gold- en link in our chain of ,SUN HAZEL E. Fvocx March 3 Hazel Some work and more play. That's what makes Hazel so gay Louisa GEHMAN Icznuary 6 Louise There is a sweet and nameless grace, Floating about her form and face. NEVIN GlLBERT December 30 Nev Taking girls as they go: I like them better as they come. IOHN Guucx March 5 Iohnny Make way! Open the window! l want to throw out my chest! ANN L. Hnmzxx April 29 Honey Happiness, the spice of lite, Will come to her with- out strife. BERNARD HAZY November 21 Pezer When it comes to Ber- nard, treckles are on top. IOANNE LOUISE HECHLER March Z2 Iosie Through sunshine and rain. loAnne's always the same. Twenty One ISABELL GEORGE April 19 Issie 'Tis nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. DOROTHY Louxss GREENE May Z1 Dot My own thoughts are my companions. IAMES M. HAMILL Iune IS Deadeye I-le's little, he has eyes: He's a terror tor his size. ROBERT IRWIN HECKLER October Z5 Smokey Why should l more knowledge gain, When it only gives me cz pain? f ' Fixx . 1 ' Kev-5... Q K Alb '43 Rm f . 13' 'G' RONALD I-IsicHi:L VIOLET MAE HOFFMAN MARJoRu: Lou HOLMAN PHYLLIS Ir-:AN HOLSOPPPLE October 27 Ron March 22 Vi August 20 Margie September 19 Iean With a pleasing dispos- She thinks it's no folly Snappy and peppy, Her nimble lingers on ition, he goes his merry to laugh and be jolly. happy-go lucky, plus the well worn keys, way. real initiative, Send music through the MARGARET A, HovANf:c Ianuary 5 Mag Here's a girl with laughing eyes, Often smiles and seldom sighs. VILMA C. HUDY May 3 Vilma What are her thoughts? lt's hard to tell. She doesn't say much, but she is swell, RALPH IAY IENNINGS February 1 Iay Oh, why should lite all labor be? waqq' ,lf 2'5 sf'-'X BK yu HW' Q0 Au s.-,L Twenty Two air and swell the breeze. ANNA MARIE HREBIK Iune 15 Anka The more I try the gooder to be, the worser l am. EMILY HUNTER May 21 Cookie Where Emily is, silence isn't. IOSEPH IOHNS Iuly 17 Ioe i'We grant, although he had much wit, Ho was very shy ol us- ing it. IUNE MARIE KANAS Iune l Iunie 'lShorthand and typing she did take, A nice looking secretary, she will make. DOROTHY IEAN KAUPMAN Ianuary 13 Tiny Quiet, modest, and per- tectly true, She is all this and a little more, too. LUANA KNAVEL Moy 22 Lu Without music, lite would be a mistake. PAUL I, KOMAR Ianuary 23 Putt October 31 Kike Iune 25 Marge A hard-fighting athlete, l'm not afraid of work, A dimple-cheeked maiden with a twin- kle in her eye, lt's easily seen good looks didn't pass her by IOHN KoNDAs MARGARET KOSHUTE and a real gentleman: I can lie down beside it A credit to any school. to sleep. Ion KA1'oNA February ll Ioe Arguing shall be my only stay, Until a wite takes that away. RUTH ELIZABETH Kun: April 17 Ruthie Once she was bashtul! MIKE STEVEN KOHARCHIK Iuly 25 Doc ll height will help to reach the top ot the lad- der, I will get there first. DOLORES KovAcH Iuly 29 Dolly The sunshine ol lite is made up ot little beams that shine all the time. Twenty Three W... ,FX we fi'- .- 7 - ,sv Iosspx-I T. KOVACH November 17 Ioe I can live without music, poetry, and walking, But who in the world can live without talking? MARJORIE ANN KUTSICK March 30 Margie A willing heart lightens work, Which is our duty, nev- er to shirk. IANICE LEHMAN Ianuary 11 Ian Smiling and always talking, What she says is some- times shocking. JANET Ltr: LENUSKY Ianuary 20 Ianet Clever and quick at re- partee, Always busy as a bee. 1335. MEL... I if i f A M ,N WE' 'Y' MARIE ANN Kuxcsics SOPHIE MARY KUSH ANN Kurcl-i November 2 Mary Ianuary 16 Soph October 26 Ann A good disposition is Has giggling down to The beauty or the in- more valuable than a fine art. convenience ot the riches. blush, 'Q7' .ww 'Qi MB' rx raw fe- 'S Twenty Four Which is greater? MARY LEBER March 8 Mary Her air is so modest, her aspect so meek, So simple yet sweet are her charms. SARAH A. LEHMAN October 24 Sarah A lovely, clever miss- the perfect combina- tion. MARY LIVINGSTON Ianuary 14 Mary A rose is sweeter in the bud than full blown. MARY DOLORES LORENC Iuly 4 Dimples lf A's were stars, her heavens would surely be bright. MICHAEL MAKUCH August 23 Magoogoo His mouth is like a mousetrap upon strings, He opens it often and says funny thinqsf' ROSEMARY MARUSCHOCK October 12 Rose 'lCommercially inclined and very efficient, Her qualifications should be sufficient. ELlzAB1:'rH ANNE CAROL IOANN Micro.: ALFRED R. Mock MHHALIC March ll Shorty March 3 Monty IUHUGTY 21 BefkY Little of stature, big of Humorous, witty, full of Nothing is impossible heart, grit. to a willing heart. ff. .sri ' Kind of disposition, ready to do her part. ic . Thaf's why he is such a great big hit. My IUNE M. MAKEPEACE March 24 Iune With smiles on her face and eyes of blue, She'll gain success in whafe'er she may do ANTHONY MARINO Iune 15 Bugs I have escaped with the skin of my teeth. ROSEMARY MATTA March 14 Rosemary A friend is never known fill man hath need. EDWARD MOLNAR March 23 Eddie l belong to the union. My books are closed at night, ana,-y,':F',..,'T' 5' Q fvi Twenty Five 1 .fm aw!! fwk 3 fav' 3.67 l f me 1359! .4-'nw' ELXZABETH L. Momicn Domi YVONNE MORGAN ALFRED Louis MUSCATELLO Ianuary 6 Betty December 25 Frenchy November Z8 Musky To one man constant After all is said and On the team, no one ever. done, his place could fill. Dora is lively and lull of fun. IULIANN NAGY August 15 Iul A kind deed is never lost, although you may not see its results. ELIZABETH A. NAYLOR April 4 Beth She is an Irish lass, One ol the most popular in our class. ANNA ELIZABETH OREsxo October 8 Arm We admire this stately lass, The sunshine ot the Sen- ior Class, ,pi yltf' Twenty Six r,: 45- sw? i A get f -.ff Louis WILLIAM MUSCATELLO December 19 Luigi Dreams may come true, it we don't oversleepf' Ioi-IN Nnvnimo November 6 Pancho A star in all, As he is in basketball. EUGENE OLDHAM February 2 Big Gig Yet a mighty genius lies beneath this rough exterior. ETHEL PAYE Orr October 17 Eth She is a maid ot artless grace, Gentle of manner and lair of lace. EUGENE OTT March 18 OH l live my lite the only WUY, l sleep all night and halt the day. ROBERT R. PATRICK February 15 Bob A lion among ladies is a terrible thing. PHYLLIS PENROD April 25 Phil Melodies so rich and rare, Beating on the quiet air. MARGARET PERNICX May Z Margie A maiden never bold, To whom we wish all that lite could hold. 'Fair i '- , was , x 'G CATHERINE A. PETRILLA THOMAS C. PETRILLA August 2 Katy Iuly 19 Tom Sweetness and brains l'Caesar was short, Na- are correctly mixedg poleon was short, and l Nothing about Katy am short myself. needs to be fixed. FRANcEs F. PACZEK August 10 Fran She has a nimble wit, l own, And types the Hl-TIMES without a moan, E. PAUL PAULOCHIK April 29 Red l must to the barber go, For methinks I am mar- velous hairy about the tace. IOE PEPON Iune 6 Dino And I must work! Oh, what a waste ot time! STEVE PIPON November 18 Pip Not atraid ot work, nor in sympathy with it. Twenty Seven it lr 3 ra- 4: W9 N H 3 it J 1--A SARA IOAN POMROY Iuly 17 Sally Peaceful, thoughtful, and resigned, Always modest, sweet, and kind. MARY LOUISE RILLO Iune 4 Mary Lou Although she's small, she's very sweet, Mary Lou's a girl who's hard to beat. MARY ANN RUBAL Auqust 6 Mickey A maiden fair with red hair, And a sweet and win- some smile. ELVIAA LOUISE SA1.Kco November 8 El Although she is reserv- ed, her personality radi- ates charm. Ioi-IN Popovlcx-I February 2 Unk Happy am I, from care l'm iree, Why aren't they all con- tented lilce me? DONALD QUINN August 5 Don An awful tease, a peck of fun, lf you're looking for a friend, he's one. gk' Q 'ik Twenty Eight HENRY RENALDI Iune 3 Hank lt is not good tor a man that he should live alone, therefore DOLORES MARIE RUBAL April 19 Rubey Men, men, let them ever abound, I-low happy l am when they're around. Louis I. SAM Iuly 27 Cab Oh, what man within him hide, ' Though angel on the outside. IUNE CAROL SAYLOR April 11 Sonny A scholar she is with- out pretense, With a large amount of common sense. DI-:Loans ANITA SCHIRATO Ianuary 9 Shoestring I will utter what I be- lieve today, It it should contradict all I said yesterday. Doms Loursr: Sansa Am'-gg Ianuary 24 Dorie Silence is golden, But it's unlawful to hoard gold. IREN1: A. SENELLA we April 9 Renie I love to wind my mouth up, I love to make it go. ALBERT IOSEPH SEBACK April 15 A1 I hate girls, they irri- tate me. I love to be irritated. RICHARD SENDECK November 13 Dick Have a good time while you are young. Pm' Ssvramm: Ianuary 28 Pat Always laughing, al- ways QGY: Carefree, happy, that's her way. IAMHS A. SHAFPER THOMAS SHARPE THERESA SHzDr.osr-:Y ELEANOR SLAVIK December 7 Shai Iuly 5 Tom Iuly 10 Thres November 15 El lim is earnest Gnd Sin' It takes the girls to The lite ot all her Always nice, always ceref keep me awake, friends is she, hc1PPY, W9'T9 glad Welve had Alarm clocks are all a A jolly, good old pal. Up to date, and very him here, take. SUUPPY-H X575 gl l x .uw 'X Twenty Nine i f '.'- VT. ,. if Q s -'wk 5 . 1: Y: I gf T In :P A STANLEY LEWIS SMITH December 3 Nimrod O, that l might find words big enough to ex- press my ponderous thoughts. MARGARET A, SOLENSKY March 22 Marqy She doeth little kind- nesses which most leave undone or despise. HONALIJ STATLER September 20 Ronnie lt's the songs he sings and the smiles he wears, Thats making the sun- shine everywhere. CAROLYN RUTH STATLER May 6 Shorty This happy little lass, Created tun in every class, A, Q, . V CHARLES IOHN SMUTKO SHIRLEY ROMAYNE IUNE SOLDEN August 21 Smutty SNYDER Iune 17 Lou A quiet voice, a twink- August 24 S1199 She always greets you ling eye, A thing ot beauty is a with a smile, A right good chap, you joy toreverf' can't deny. Thirty To do you a tavor she'd run a mile. BRUCE A. STATLER Ianuary 18 Doc Very jolly, rather short, ln all respects a mighty good sport. Roy MELVIN STATLER November 22 Bongo lt women intertere with your working, stop work- ing. S'rEvE STEFFISH April 6 Lug Come what may, Always cheertul, Always gay. IOHN G. S'rRI:Ls'rz March 4 Mousey Beware! Take notice! l may do something startlinq yet. BARBARA ETHRLIA STULL November 21 Babs When she will, she will, and you can depend on it, When she won't, she won't, and that's an end of it, BERNADINE SWANSINGER Iune 28 Bernie A better triend and companion cannot be toundf' IRAN STUDNARY Iune 4 Ienny 'iThe world delights in sunny people. ROY SULXN October 6 Iumbo And when a lady's in the case, You know all other things give place, BETTY ANN TENGERES April 21 Liz Behind her shy smile is true triendshipf' LARUI: IANET THOMPSON VIRGINIA GRACI: EDWARD I. UHAS RICHARD F, VARGO October 27 La TREVORROW August 31 Spunky December 5 Dick She is pretty to walk MUY 20 GO'-'Jgie As President, he did his A great artist, we all with and witty to talk Good humor only teach- best, agree, with. es charms to last, To make us seniors win Still makes new Our Dick will some day con- the test. be. quests and main- tains the past. , r ., s-M, J A ,Is N? Thirty One MP if 3, 'gc' S1 ag, fi if .- ' 2 fe- 'f' l 5 'Vee 1 we 5 X 2 , 7- 5? xx cw RONALD VARNER RosE ANN VIRGENOCK PEGGY WARGO STEVE Wixsu. Iuly 6 Ronald March 1 Rosie August 14 Peg April 30 Pishta A man so brilliant and Happy, vivacious, gay, Blest with a temper Here's to the gayest of so bright, Fortune will surely smile whose uncloudy ray, the gay, Who's bound to reach her way. Can make tomorrow as Who'll make sunshine some unfamed cheerful as today. come your way. height. DOLORES RAE WEAVER lanuary 20 Dolores You may speak of life with all its joys, But all l want is my choice of boys. SHIRLEY IEAN WEAVER August ll Shirley We couldn't forget her if we would, We wou,ldn't forget her if we could. MARLENE WILDESON September 2 Marley Always a laugh, never a frown, Happiest girl ever known. Thirty Two RITA Lou WEAVER May 30 Hit Quiet she seems but once begun, She'll show you soon that she's full of fun. BETTY IANE WHITE Iuly 7 B. I. l am young enough to crave true friends, and old enough to appreci- ate them when I find them. EVELYN M. WILT April 4 Vinegar Iug She is both amiable and kind, Her double we will never find. RONALD R. YOUNILER March 20 Link l may sleep in classes and miss a call, But l never sleep in toot- ball, SHIRLEY ANN WINGARD August 14 Shirley Her hair is like het heart-golden. MARILYN ILENE WRIGHT April 9 Marilyn Some eyes may sparkle, some may prance, Some may charm, but Marilyn's lairly dance. 'wt Q '59 ANN C. YOURICH VICTOR RAY ZACK WILLIAM E. ZEPKA September 5 Anne April 16 Vic April Zl Bill Her quietness and well Here's one who's big l-le fixes the stage tor being are examples tor in every way, every play, the rest ot us. And good at study, You'll find him back- worl-:, or play. stage every day. CAMERA SHY RONALD WINI' April 27 Ron Bright, gay, and laugh- ing, But a student as well. GLORIA ANGELA YoccA Iuly 1 Gloria Fruitage ot loving hearts makes the world worth living in. IACK REESE STEVE REPKO DONALD WEAVER Thirty Three SENIOR CLASS PL Y fi ,rg li' WILLIAM ZEPKA Student Director MAKE-UP Shirley Wingard Antonette D'A.mico COSTUMES Delores France Vilma Hudy Music Phyllis Penrod PLY PUBLICITY Dolores Schirato James Chicarell Marjorie Holman GENERAL FINANCIAL CHAIRMAN Michael Mukook Thirty Four ROW I-W, Zcpka, A. Cominskv, M, Rillo. ROW 2-P. Paulachik, K. Ankcny, D, Morgan. P. Kumar, TICKETS Sophie Kush Roy Statler Marilyn Wright Margy Solensky Betty Delorie Marlene Wildeson Rosemary Maruschock Larry DiMarco Rosalie Fedenkevich SEVENTEE TH SUMMER CAST R. bra B. Na tier, C. hlickle. H. Renaldl vlor. I. Heckler. I. Hamill STAGE CREW Jack Couperthwaite Robert Heckler Anthony Campitell Michael Koharchik Louis Sam Stanley Smith Eugene Oldham PROGRAM Ann Furmanchik Richard Sendeck Patricia Custer Doris Seese Catherine Blasko Thirty Five BEATRICE MURPHY Class Adviser and Play Director PLAY SELECTlON William Zepka Nunzio Bartolomucci Catherine Petrilla Janet Lenusky Kathaleen Ankeny PROPERTIES June Solden Joseph Johns , l-, Q. ,.,y.,4-Z5 -ff . .ilit -u ' 'I4' H.-ny ' l., . MIV.- 4-.,. 5 Y 1 Jvi? 'v T 3, .9315 l fir'-no,'9 .hi D... I 1.-..,5.1., 4: L ' - 1,1-.1 ','a?x ,--.---A - .- 3-. ug... 447.111 - 9211, --'-mg:-Q . 1 ' ' 1- :-7 .f.af.'.':. 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' f .' 1-1 .,:-- rv' --- -fs --rvd - ff. ,f,i.., ' '-01. l- jjr. . . -A -1 1 . vg- - 1 ,'1f'a1 ag.. , , - ...Q 55.3. s' .,,,,,..f--' . .- - -rw '- 9-5. 45311,--.,g I . ' 'Z'-Q Sq- - -Ki' . .. ig .,. , - ,,, , 2 .- ' sissy. 4.4, -I ..5,..' . . 'Z' :I- ,,., . AF- 1 ' 'Z iii' 1' .. 1, S1l.' gg, .. .13 4. - f .. . ,,.:. ' 3.5, . :W-A 1-,'. rf 7' . . . J, figlify, T 'Yi fgit,--Q Hifi : '?- -' : I , ,A . 1 '- -if I ' . .-. , nl' -P. YJ N 45 .gr .2 Nh: f g Q .'.Tf -4- 53159 :1'L21L11 'v .f'- '2. We, the Class of l95O, being of unsound mind, unsung talents and untried skills, do hereby give, bequeath, bestow and endow these, our sun- dry useless gifts, as herein stated. We depart from the battered portals of Windber High School unwilling to trade our bumps of knowledge for those gray hairs we gave the faculty to acquire them. We leave in the same state of blissful ignorance in which we arrived-for we are true to our motto, lt pays to be ignorant -as long as you believe in Santa Claus lwho was Aladdin's great-grandfather.l A peek into the future shows what the pay-off will be: Sally Aldstadt is a three piece orchestra all by herself. She is debating whether the face powder or baking powder technique would bring more boys. She wills her musical ability to her brother, Dave, so they can keep it in the family. Joan Alexander, Catherine Blasko, Ann Furmanchik, Anna Marie Hrebik, and Margaret Hovanec will their ways with Mr. Cassler to Joan Dill. Alex- ander, Blasko, Furmanchik and Hovanec have now taken over the Windber Restaurant. Hrebik is their only customer. Kathaleen Ankeny left for Utica in such a hurry that she didn't leave anything but pleasant memories to W. H. S. Samuel Barnes wills his mild disposition to Mary Diesel Wozniak, and in the future, we see him telling his grandchildren about the big fish that got away. Nunzio Bartolomucci leaves his rosebud with Bob Leonardis. The Genie says he saw Nunzie at the Met with the girls swooning at his feet. John Bazzoli left all those speeches on how to play pool to Miss McLaughlin. He is now a professional player-shooting potatoes on the kitchen table. Peg Beeghly leaves her temper to Penny Zack since Lefty has a bad temper, too, and one in the family is enough. Pauline Bokinsky and Barbara Baughman leave all those typewriters that can't spell to the Junior Commercials that are coming up. In the future, Babs and 'Bobo will probably be competing for the title of Mrs, America. Dorothy Botlock places her gift of muck-raking for the Hi-Times in the hands of Jody Wise and Dolores Schirato wills her job as exchange editor to any iunior who will accept it. Dorothy and Dolores are now busy working on their own newspaper, The Schirato-Botlock Bugle. -e-- Jn K Hlplu - - 5 - ..- ..n: ,ici 1-L -5-,..,g,P . X51-a'i'i'f', L. v , if:'35f-lp3:Lilk,5'bJ'1i F11-f':...' .- - .x - 1-.--. .- f ' ' -'E -J'-,.t- :f1:.- '5-'T'Y:.-...-..- --' ' --'cg-J,-r'.' 'J' 5-E 1 . ., f:. ' ' Q Y aw- - 1- 525115. ',- A N 'ev'-.. fy. A? --1'i3'i--'.'T'.52 ff 'f-5 r 'VE ki: !lJ:k?:Eg:iiX X John Brzana came back to school to see what the other half was like-the half he missed while being late. John plans to be principal so he can change the tardy bell to at least lO o'clock. Mary Jane Bucci and Betty Conielko donned their white uniforms and suddenly all the males became ill so the girls could hold their hands. Betty wills her position of monitor to some eager-beaver iunior and Mary Jane wills her ability to break chemistry equipment to anyone who can afford it. Anthony Campitell is a second Caesar Romero who looks toward Hollywood and a picture on Macbeth, He wills his end position on the team to Bill Appleyard. Joanne Campitell is taking that photogenic smile with her. She's going to be a Powers model. James Chicarell wills his tuba to Wilson Myers so he can have two and make more noise, and Delores Fleegle wills her blonde hair to Connie Marfizo. Looking into the crystal ball, we gaze upon Delores and Jimmie watching their younger generation grow up. James Shaffer wills his ability to play the bass drum to Dave Rios. John Choby wills his boxing gloves to Emil DeMarco. Jimmie is managing Choby who is scheduled to fight Ezzard Charles next month. Anne Cocco wills her popularity with boys to Dorothy Shepko. Anne is hunting for a iob dealing with .music. Albert Cominsky wills his name Mincemeat to little Ham Walker. Mincy has an offer to go to Pitt lCoal Pit, that is.l Ronald Cook wills his bushy hair to Choy Tokarsky so that he can slay people, too. Killer has now accepted a position as manager at Notre Dame. Jack Couperthwaite and Roy Sulin leave the aces they have up their sleeves to all the poor losers of the game. Jack is going on a six-day rest week and Roy wrote a new dictionary because he prefers his kind of spelling. Patricia Custer and Betty Moraca will their soprano voices to next year's chorus. Betty is taking Frank along with her and Pat is on her way to the bright lights as a singer with Buddy Donato's famous orchestra. Antonette D'Amico wills her position as head cheerleader to Cecilia Hlatky. She is now an assistant to Arthur Murray. Betty Delorie wills her athletic intelligence to any lower classman. ln the future, we will be seeing Betty with Danny from Shade. lThey say it's for always.l Larry DeMarco wills that fatal charm for girls to Pat Freeman. He is now manager of Nuts and Bolts for Marinelli Hardware. --fr-'fffefsm ,--, gg! . -- , fn, ki- 'F 'mQtE:1,yk mx Y X X4 ,,' 1, 'S.1 - '.,- ' .v.. 'e -. . ez- 1-. ' -Nga - v7,j..g...'r:1ig..'i.-'-,A-'. .f L: .4--.xbn '-.. A X75 .?,f.E.?Qe:,yfE:7I'r.7'.',- -- A. 3 , ,f Q-4CP'e'rj: '?- -,,N..g 4:5 ,- . - ..e:a1ym..,---,- -.f fix?-.-i:'1V-'?5f....59i5-vs'.'-1 L - - 1- g Margaret Donato wills that athletic ability to Eugene lacona. She is now taking the Donato cen- sus for Uncle Sam. Mary Donato wills her dancing ability to Peanuts Leonardis. ln the future, Mary Rose will be saying, Number please. Michael Donato now specializes in writing petitions. He wills his baton to Micky Stefano lonly Micky can't reach that highl. James Faust wants to be a pilot lin a Packardl. He hopes that Jack Kochera will carry on the tradition of the cowboy boots. Rosalie Fedenkevich wills her Colgate smile to Patricia Pauley. Rosalie is still a football fan but never a still one. Verna Fedorsky, Ethel Ott and Margaret Pernick took their cooking skill with them and published a book entitled MEN-U-LIKE. Mildred Finnegan and June Solden will their athletic ability to all those shirkers in gym class. We see them as female Babe Ruths on a pro-baseball team. Delores France and Vilma Hudy are leaving their needles and thread to keep the high school in stitches. Vilma is going to open a beauty shoppe for bald-headed women, but Aladdin iust wouldn't let us in on Delores' future. Bernadine Furmanchik wills her ability to elude Mr. Cassler to Mimi DeFlori. Bern will be the wife of an army general. lWe hope.l Hazel Fyock has finally caught Steve and they are now co-owners of Steffish and Sons' Dairy. Isabell George, although very much occupied by her interest in Dark Angels, had time to leave her long tresses to Jo Ann Greene. Nevin Gilbert went in for the matches he likes. So, graduation for him means out of the frying pan into the fire. He wills his hard earned Skull and Cross Bones to Miss Geiger. Joseph Johns wills his concrete dreams to Fresh.men English students. He now leads the quiet life of a minister. June Kanas wills her rosy cheeks to all undernourished lower-classmen. She is now secretary for the Ed Farrell Productions. Joe Katona wills his height to Ted Stawarz so that he can feel like Abe Lincoln. Jumpin' Joe will be an air cadet since he is up in the clouds most of the time anyway. Mariorie Kutsick wills her loafing place at the Windber Restaurant to her sister. Marjorie is now an instructor in that slow dreamy dance, the polka. Dorothy Greene is teaching Valeria Katona how to be quiet in seven languages. She leaves her name to the Frosh. John Gulick leaves high school and all that kid stuff behind, now that he is a candidate for All- American-dog catcher, that is. James Hamill leaves the faculty with the greatest pleasure. He has great plans for the future- teaching English to the natives of Timbuctoo. Ann Hamzik wills her flirting ability to Dorothy Hlatky. She now writes her own 'lovelorn column. Bernard Hazy wants to give that hazy Latin ability to the dazed Freshmen. He is now leading a holy life-raising St. Bernards. Robert Heckler leaves his deep bass voice to Robert Hamill, a deserving iunior. As for the future, he says, By tomorrow, today will be yesterday, and tomorrow will be today-and I never worry about today! Ronald Heichel wills all his previous girls to up-and-coming Ro.meos. He now likes out-of-town girls and operates a non-stop busline to Richland. Violet Hoffman and Theresa Shedlosky will their daily bus rides to Janet Wagner and Grace Fedenkevich. They have now retired at the age of thirty to write a best seller entitled The Loves of Violet and Theresa. John Enoch wills his weight to Scotty Crerar. John is all set to tie up the world in a combined half Nelson and body press-and to cart it away in his meat wagon. Margaret Findish wills her sales ability to those traveling salesmen. ln the future, Margaret will be business manager of the 5 and lO. Louise Gehman wills her smart clothes to her sister, Helen. ln the future, we see Louise still smil- ing her way through anything. Joanne Hechler didn't leave anything because she thought she'd need it all since she is going in training at St. Francis Hospital. Jean Holsopple wills her position as pianist for the Mixed Chorus to Barbara Callen. She's now a famous concert pianist in New York City. Mike Koharohik wills his long legs to Nick Stevens. Mike is now head game warden of Somerset Count . Luana Knavell is taking her charming disposition with her to use on Homer. In the future, we see Luana as part owner of the Hiteshew Planing Mill. Thirty Eight Sophie Kush is leaving some of her pep to next year's cheerleaders hoping they'll .make good use of it. Sophie is now making her millions at the Windber Hospital. Ann Kutch wills that grin of hers to any sad-sack iunior who needs it. ln the future, we see Ann happily married. Mary Leber wills her slender figure to the chubbies of W. H. S. Mary is that very efficient secretary that business men dream of. June Makepeace is the head dress designer at RKO Studio. She wills her ability to ask questions to any one who can't think of anything to say. Rosemary Maruschock left for Washington and gave Don and Mitt Vosnock to Janet and Regina Stoy. Rosemary Matta leaves her cheerleading position to anyone who can ably fill it. She is now hap- pily employed as a secretary and is not .matta anyone. Edward Molnar wills that wave of his to Phil DePolo and is going to build those tall, tall buildings. Dorothy Kaufman is taking her blonde tresses with her. ln the future, she will be saying, Let's get quiet, students! Ruth Kline is iust leaving and wants everyone to know that Hunter is private property. Paul Komar and Ronald Younker will their ability to play football to the next co-captains. Link and Putt expect to go into business to make Windber as famous as Milwaukee. John Kondas thinks we should have school only twice a week so he could spend more time as a G-man. He has a plan to go into business where there is no work. Margaret Koshute wills her iob collecting slips to Mary Ann Danko. Marge wants to keep her future a secret, but time will tell. Dolores Kovach, Ann Yourich and Mary Livingston will their height to Mary Lou Mills, Sally Boyd and Grace DePolo. They are modeling clothes in New York for Windber Girls' Fashions. Joseph Kovach is now making steele paddles out of rubber because he says the younger gen- eration can't take it as he could. Joe wills his seat in the buses with all the girls to Pete Petro. Marie Kurcsics leaves her way with men to her sister, Margie , so it's kept in the family. The Genie sees Marie on a dude ranch learning how to lasso-men, that is. Janice Lehman has now given up her secretarial position to be Mrs. Berkey and wills her ability to tell good-humored iokes to John Rodish lwho could use a few new onesl. Sarah Lehman wills her black hair to Betty Makuch. Sarah is now married and has a little base- ball team. Janet Lenusky is leaving her gift of gab to the future students of W. H. S. She won't have time for it while she's in training. Tony Marino leaves that genius for effortless learning to Bill Sch.meling. He is now president of the clockwatchers' union. Ronald Wint and Mary Lorenc ioined the brain gang at State Pen, 'scuse please, Penn State. They pass their Stylus iobs to some poor victims in the Junior Class. Betty Meholic wills her blonde curls to Dorothy Bunk. Aladdin wouldn't let us peek into Betty's future. Carol Mickle wills her daintiness to Robert Di Biase. Carol is now playing the part of Leon Errol's daughter in 'Why Didn't I Grow Up? Alfred Mock wills his two-tone hair to all unsuccessful bleach artists. He is now taking the world by the horns. Dora Morgan has changed her name six times-her first name, that is-it is now Doaryvaughn. She wills that feud with Ralph Jennings to Jean Gilroy and John Allen. Michael Mukook wills his brains to Alfred Ernest. As the only boy in shorthand class, he is writ- ing a book entitled My Experiences in a Harem. Alfred Muscatello leaves that shy smile to Chester Fluder. He is now mayor of Eleventh Street. Louis Muscatello took his gift of gab along with him. He is now a shave and hair-cut specialist- specializing in close shaves, short change and tall, tall tales. Juliann Nagy leaves forty winks to Gary Boyd for his flirting activities. She now owns the family store. John Navarro wills his basketball ability to Leonard Rubal. Pauncho is iust going to loaf in the future. Bet-h Naylor and Shirley Weaver will their collection of scalps to the Cleveland Indians. Beth is training Wimpy Washko to be the perfect husband while Shirley has no real plans for the future. Eugene Oldham wills his skilled workmanship in shop to his brother. He is now taking over his dad's surveying iob. Ann Oresko is going in for office work. To W. H. S., she is willing her hopes for the return of Mr. Farrell. Thirty Nine Frances Paczek wills her seat at lunchtime to Rosemarie Kovach, and we see Frances typing madly in order to meet the deadline for the New York Times . Bob Patrick, the sleeping beauty of the Senior Class, leaves you his picture in the Stylus so you can see what he looks like awake. When Bob wakes up, he'll decide his future. Paul Paulochik wills his red hair and green shirt to any freshman who wants them. Paul is still telling his grandchildren about that hundred and eight pound deer. Phyllis Penrod, our champion deer hunter, wills her violin to Tene Stevens. The Genie sees her as the future girl with the magic violin in Phil Spitalny's All-Girl Orchestra. Joe Pepon wills his specialized snore to some equally industrious student and is now a tester for a table and mattress company. Catherine Petrilla wills her ability to make boys fall in love with her to Connie Halkovich. Katie will be sitting behind an office desk from now on. Thomas Petrilla reaped the fate of a flirt. He was married ten minutes after graduation. He leaves this sad lesson to other W. H. S. boys who think they are dynamite. Sara Pomroy wills her ability to play the clarinet to Mary Louise Shank. She is an air hostess on the Hoffer Air Lines, lnc. John Popovich wills his ability to play baseball to the Scalp Level gang. He is now the mayor of Nackeytown. Don Quinn wills his laugh to Frank Solensky. Don will be Chief-of-Police some day, so, watch out you Windber kids, he knows you from high school days. Jack Reese wills his iob as gas station attendant to his brother, Tam. He is now the Speaker in the United States House of Representatives. Steve Repko wills all those corners of the election ballots for building a new cafeteria. He is now laying cement over the path to Mine 35. Dolores Rubal and Margy Solensky will their dancing ability to Ann Papinchak and Delores Halkovich. They are now giving Gene Kelly a few pointers on the art of dancing. Mary Ann Rubal leaves her red hair to anyone who has a temper to match it. The Genie sees Mary Ann as top manager of John's Market. Elvira Salkco wills her good luck in love to Rosemarie Zepka. She has now written a successful book on Personality and Power. Louis Sam wills his educated extra point toe to the teachers who have that wonderful urge towards some students. Gabby likes to drive lnails, that isl. Albert Seback would like to leave his Beulah personality in the school with Bob Hoffman. Al hopes to go out in the world and match Bing Crosby. lBing's pipe collection, that is.l Doris Seese has ceased to eat raw oysters and is now taking a course in ART. Richard Sendeck is leaving the school peace and quiet, finally. We see Dick, in the future, with a knife in his hands-he's going to be a butcher. Irene Senella is leaving her ghost to haunt Miss Murphy. We see her taking care of sick pa- tients who didn't want to get well any way. Pat Severine and Eleanor Slavik will their close friendship to Jane Felix and .loan Smutko. The girls are scheduled to sing April Showers at Bardone's Cafe. Stanley Smith wills his hunting troubles to Bill Hunter. He is now one of the Smiths in the tele- phone directory. Charles Smutko wills Pat Severine to Tooky Bardone. He now owns a hardware store. Roy Statler wills his way with the girls to Dick Hudy. Roy is now on his way to see Lana-in Hollywood. Ruth Statler leaves her shortness to Jo-Ann Czaikowski. We see Ruth as a famous Hunter Him, that is.l Steve Steffish wills that smile that sells hot chocolate to the Updegraff boys. He now runs a trucking business all the way from Ru.mmel to Fairview Dairy. John Streletz takes his green ialopy and leaves those forty passengers to walk for an education. We see John with a violin lif he doesn't get his hair cut.l Marlene Wildeson leaves her swell personality to Ducky McNulty, and has ioined the ranks of the women in white. She still thinks undertakers are the best solution for the problem of communists. Shirley Wingard wills her quietness to Nila Fitzsimmons.'She is now attending camera school to get a better view on Kolak films. Marilyn Wright plans to become a nurse, but we think she will be cooking three meals a day. She wills her driving ability to Miss Carroll. Victor Zack wills his position as President of the Hi-Y to Ronald Blyler. We see Vic as part owner of the G. 8. Z. store. William Zepka wills his custom-designed Chevy to anyone who wants to haul it away. He is now owner of Station J.A. N. on Seventeenth Street. Forty Eugene Ott leaves his teasing and flirting nature to Mary Eleanor Washko. He is now making a cool million on his recipe for Smice Cream. Steve Pipon wills his out-right speeches to some future student of Miss Santucci's class. Steve is one of the wealthiest .men in Windber, but no one has ever seen him work. Mary Lou Rillo leaves her knowledge of latest song hits to Mary Ann Drillock. Mary Lou is now head nurse at Windber Hospital. June Saylor leaves those geometrical brains to Grace Bassel. The Genie sees June as an assistant to A. Einstein on heavenly structures. Shirley Snyder wills her height to Joan Wargo. Shirley will be going in training to be a nurse. Bruce Statler wills his curly hair to Bill Marfizo. Bruce is still taking things easy and riding around in his Cadillac-1905 model. Jean Studnary wills her blue-rimmed glasses to Mrs. Reagan so she won't be reaching for that red stamp. We see Jean manufacturing admits for all those turtle-speed Juniors. Barbara Stull wills her quiz-kid technique to Darlene Marsh. She's going to Hollywood to teach Fred Astaire to dance. Virginia Trevorrow still likes Bills-but can't tell which one. She wills her permanent wave to Jimmy Voytko. Dick Vargo wills his wrestling ability to Walter Stopko. In the future his sparring partner will be Gorgeous George. Ronald Varner will probably be a Pennsylvania historian. He wills his intelligence in P. O. D. to a brain pool for the Junior Class. Rose Virgenock, Peggy Wargo and Evelyn Wilt, THE Chin Gang of Room 2ll, leave Mrs. Shaffer in peace. They are now, of course, talking their husbands to death, too. Steve Wasil is now selling spare parts as they fall off that car of his. He says business is picking up. To W. H. S., he left his books lof coursel. Dolores Weaver willingly gives her high score in the Pennsylvania test to any Junior who is lucky enough to deserve it. The Genie tells us that Dolores will be the Farmer's Daughter in a movie. Don Weaver will give his car to anyone who has a hundred dollars. We see Don owning the Barnum and Bailey, Ringling Brothers Circus. Rita Weaver wills her giggles to all giddy Freshmen. She's now making her husband plow a straight furrow. Henry Renaldi wills those Toscanini gestures to Jimmy Gillespie. He is still chief grease monkey at Whalley's garage-in fact he can make a Ford sound like a Cadillac any time-when its horn is blowing. Mariorie Holman is consulting Beatrice Fairfax, Dorothy Dix and Bill Zepka on the question of Which One Shall I Choose? She wills her Canadian Mounty technique to anyone who needs a date for the next dance. Emily Hunter, better known as 'Cookie, is leaving those flashing skates to all cushion-wearers. She is now after Sonia's laurels. Ralph Jennings wills his skill in building cedar chests to George Streletz. ln the future, we find him a foreman in his own wood-shop. Ronald Statler wills the ghoulish laughter of the Man With the Weird Beard to Joe for use in lunch hour discipline. He is singing his way through life on bass notes that pay off in treble value. Bernadine Swansinger wills her quietness to Barbara Kovach. She is now writing long books. Betty Tengeres wills her ability to get out of room 2ll to Catherine Yanik. Betty still can't make up her mind about the man she wants to marry. LaRue Thompson is leaving her skates to Regina Blasko. Gee, doesn't LaRue look nice in a nurse's uniform? Betty White is not leaving Henry to anyone. She's taking him with her. ln the future, we see Betty happily married. Gloria Yocca is still hanging out at Mom's Lunch. She wills her list of out-of-town acquaintances to Baby Cardone. Thomas Sharpe wills his day dreaming ability to Thomas Zepka. Tom is now a keen football coach -naturally. Edward Uhats is still managing a football and basketball team, assisting Dr. I. Q., making im- promptu speeches and using that Dale Carnegie technique on people so successfully that the Genie says he'll soon be building balconies on the White House. He leaves his nick- name, Spanky , to anyone who needs it. And so the Class of 1950 departs to seek its fame and fortune lBoston papers please copyl. If there are any slight inaccuracies in our predictions, they are caused by our unique capacity to be FWND. lFrequentIy Wrong but Never in Doubt.l Forty One 4,lf.f.-H I '-an-..'--:W x 'J ---'..' 4-M .. . ef' U.- 1 ' ' 'L' Ydfkfu 3' ..'-41-1?f.3 ' , 3 ,V -:gig-j!J,,,,4 ,ff-:1 xr, a U 1 5' '-. I - , -Ty, ,- l ' ' k - 'Q ' A' I - 1 I I . an ,, '05 , . f . . A, D 'f l :bf yy: ,. 1 -Li- -.ia L :gs ' gl 1,16 . . ,q'1q.. :ribs .5 35- 11. n ,' gn, zz ff! 3 ff- , . , ax, 1 Lf' 3, . ' it ' I ,GI ' 1. yzi '- mf . 2 W. 6T5ff'. ' - ' . - A,' '-fl. ' ' .-' . 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Pctrilla. I. Picrrc. O. Martin, M, Oldham, E. Mehalco. 2-V. Muller. F. Schwer. W. Morway. R. Rizzo, Millcr. I. Sasko, I. Muscatcllo, l.. McNeal. P Pctrp, W. Schmeling. S. Pruchnic, I. Scaglione, S. Pctro. 3-R. baske. M. Pruchnir, A. Sadler I Shaffer E Scene D R , - , . . , . 8'lnC'. B. Miller. B. Rcighard, D. Scndek, B. Basi, M. Shank, N. Roskcclti. Forty F our ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW -L R. Kovach. A. Kondas. N. Leonardis, I. Gerula. E. Geiser. R. Hoffman. R. Makuch. T. Lehman, W. Lehman. W. Hrivnak. S. Hamzik. V. Gentile. B. Greybeck. A. Ierley. . Langley. L. Kluk. I. Halkovich. B. Hunter. B. Hoffman. I Hlatky. B. Maxwell. E. lacona. I. Kutsick. M. Karkowsky. I Kitzmiller. R. Helman. R. Gramling. R. Hamill. I. Mowry H. Kaufman. I. Lehman, C. Kanas. C. Latz. D. Halkovich. I. Gilroy, C. Hlatky M. Hoblsa. B. Gavalchik. R. Harclerode. Green. C. Marfizo M. Iacohs. H. Haydn. Grimes. N. Wiesheier. B. Yoder. G. Tantorno. P. Spinelli. G. Sirelet: W. Wise. A. Vislosky. G. Yaskanich. E. Zack. R. Veil. D Wirick. I. Zimmerman. E. Zvolerin, M. Sharpe. M. Stefano. Tobias, S. Shuster. T. Zepka. W. Soltis. I Wilkes. I. Voytko. B. Washko. D. Tobias. H. Yugovich. K. Vespa. M. Yocca. M. Trevorrow D. Thomas. I. Smurlco. M. Washko. D. Norris. . Thomas. ll. Stefancik, A. Swaynos. K. Thomas, Y. Sloan I. Strappelln. Foriy Five President MICHAEL STEFANO Vice-President PATRICK FREEMAN Secretary CECELIA HLATKY Treasurer EUGENE IAcoNA ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROVV ROW ROW SUPHUMUHES I-R. Csordas. S. Crum. M. Berkey, B. Conielko, I. Babula. A. Clement. R. Bucci, I. Crerar. P. Farkash D. Dwrsl. D. Finnegan. B. Brazell, I. DeMarco. G. Depolo. S. Boyd. 2-G. Findish. M. Dembinsky. T. Dolan, C. Cassler. N. Buchkovich, I. Aldsladt. I. Comerer. L. Delqross I-N. Crognale, Chizmar, A. Dutzman, S. Dobson. M. Drillork, A. D'Agostinu. S. Adams, I. Black burn. I. Campihll. T. Brzana, S. Faust, E. Arch, B. Barrolomucci. G. Cassanrsc. N. Govt: W. Applcyard, Boyko. 4-P. Balser. D. ifardone, ll. Gehman, M. Danko. S. Callrn. M. Bnssi, S. Buckwnltrr, A. Bnndv. w-lf. Barlwy. S. Barker. E. Domonkos, M. Bullock. N. Filzsimmons. l-M. Seaton. M. Rock, I.. Shocnthal. S. Patrick, W. Myers. E. Ruffncr. I. Salko. A. Papinchak. L. Rubal. G. Pctro, D. Rios. B. Oldham, T. Negrey, Navarro. B. Rosa. 7-G. Russian. R. Miller. M. Mccune. D. Shcpko, B. Price. E. Murray, M. Pachclla. 'l'. Pvrnick. C. Mmntti. 3-ll. Pcnner, D. Pcnrud, Puckey. A. Mihalcik. M. Purclli. I. Sense. A. Miller. K. Mehalic. A. Pcpon. D. Orlandi. B. Nemcek, E. Miller, E. Scncy S Stefan I Rillo 4-L. McAglon, A. Saxton, D. Sendeck. I. Sevgrinre. D. Ren-rod. Bl. Orcsko, I. Pristnw, B. Mclilhancy. l. McNulty. I. Mullen. Forty Six ROW l-E Knapp, A. Koshulte, B. Leber, N. Maffeo. D. Kopcik, B. Kun- dracik, G. Gialloretto. Kovach. B. Hrebik, R. Henderson, I. Magazzu, G. Grohal. F. Koshinskie. L. Leonardis. ROW 2-M. Kush, G. Iennings, D. Keller, D. Hudy. A. Kush, W. Hudack. E. Homway. ROW 3-A. Hegedus, I. Marko, I. Gillespie, S. Marino, S. MacDonald B. Hoffman, B. Makuch, M. Helman, M. Marcinko, E. Leonar- dis. I. Hollern. S. Hancharilc, I. Kloc. ROW 4-S. Hettle, D. Gratis. M. Kiss, I. Hughes, I, Keller, M. Kohar- chik, A, Horvath. I. Hagan, G. Kephart. ROW 5-I. Kochera, I. Koontz, W. Marfizo. V. Katana. R. Kluk, V. Helsel. ROW l-H. White, D, Steffish, A. Surina. G. Shaffer, P. Updegraff, T. Walker, I. Smith, Washko, L. Thomas. R, Shaffer, A. Zabrucky. ROW 2-D. Thomas, C. Stevens, L. Sloan. I. Shake, C. Younker, B. Vargo, M. Tessari, M. Vinosky, I. Webb, I. Thompson. ROW N. Thomas, B. Vaneiken, B. Torquato, Na. Steele. No. Steele, H. Smith, L Shaffer A Simo Row 4-1 warm! S Tm 'F ' s-- ne' , A , . , . rrlanni. H. Shuster. R. Shedlosky. B. Vovtko, H. Stuvdnary, C. Yanik, P. Shull. Forty Seven President IOHN D. ALDSTADT Vice-President IAMES HUNTER Secretary Inner MULLEN Treasurer SHIRLEY DoBsoN FHESHME ROW ROW ROW ROVV ROW ROW ROVV ROW ROW -D, Gahagen, I. Boyko, H. Bartek, I. DiG'rl', B. Cer 'i .lc il io xx ni y. G. Boylco, R, Bossi, P. Blylcr. E Edwards, E. Danko. T. Gentile, S. Bachorz, P. Durst. H. Borischak. Brehm, C. Faust, A. Barr , I. Antonishek, D. Blough, A, Fuvrmanchik, W. Bt-nsc, I. Constantino . Bartolnmucci, I. Bucci. Brumhangh, G, Blough. G. Fedenlcevich. A. Bentman, T. Baughnian, I. Czajlcowski. Baumqardner M Buckwalter A Baker R Finn A , . , . , . vga , B. Custer. A. D'Amico. A. Gr-ixcl, M, Greyheclr. D. DiFlori. S. Berkcy, L, Campitell. T. Charnigg. E. D ll, Repl-co. L. Scaglione, C. Smith, T, Stawarz, S Hook I Hynick R Car 'll R L . , . . . nl c. . vonardis I. Hamzik. Cv. Koharchik, G. Boyd, C. Iezeskie, R, Mynarczyk. I. Novak, R. lVlcCurh, I. Suloslcy, F. Stawarz. G. Sendek, L. Stefaniclc, M. Bcrkey, F. Solenslry . Ripon. VV. Mr'Creary. Naylor. S. Perniclc, G. Stefan, Mcrway, Reav, G. Pierre, C. Ott, B. Ott R. Ott. P. Holovka, A. Miller, R. Moore, A. Shuiitcr. D. Updegraff. P. MrCuch. V. Reynolds, Sweltz, N. Sherlock. A. Papinchak, R, Mcdvn. E. Maxwell, I. Salam. A. Pntawnik, A. Stoplco, C. Naugle, A, Owens. B, Paxton, I. Stoy. Forty Eight ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW -A 1- 4-L -S l-P. Hobha. E. Hazy. D. Hillegass. M. Klena. Kapla I xieban R Henman 1 Hodb 1 H n' ' . . , . r n ay, . eckler, W. Hughes, I. Heisler, A. Mayket, I. Karczewski. M. Kurcsirs, D. Hlatky. . Miller. R. Lawhead. E. Gubete, D. Kutsick, L. Lovlie, I. Kapusi, P. Lillv, B, Ioyce. C. Halcovich. G. McKelv1e. I. Holman. 3-B. Holsopple, D. Marsh, G, Kovach A Lehman C Made A . . , . y. . Manger. I. Koshinska. S. Honaclle. 4-M G , nla. M. Hickey. B. Kovach. N. Hill. P. Howells I. Kelly, A. Knapp. P. Kovach, M, Kuntz. M. NVilliams. Wise, P. Zack, R. Stone, I. Weis, R. Miller M D ' ' I. C swell. F. McDowell. G. Miller, R. Smith, C, Upda- grafi. C. Yingling. L, Verostick, B. Zahurak, R. Visloskv. R Zepl-ca. , Adore. T. Swansinger. D. Walker, R. Geisel, Marfizo. F. Toki, B. Zack, R. Zankey, R. Ulasky. A. Kondas, I. Bohlick, C. Wilt, N. Stevens. M. Waltos. I, Rouclahush, M. Polash, P. O'Hara, B. Ripple. M. Wright. A. Tate, B. Penrod F Waronek C T k k I VV l . - , .. 0 ars V, . eil? . Haydn. M. L. . Karczewski. I. Marnschock. A. Domonkos, N. Zack, V. Zabrosky. R. Norris. M. Oresko. P. Pipon, A. Panetti. D. Selepack, M. Wozniak. S. Weyanr, I. Wagner, S. Yelovich. E. Zabrosky. P. Pauley. E. Verostick, I. Miller. . Weaver, M. Walker, B. Turk. I, Wirick, M Musca- Kello, A, Toki, M. Weis. C. Stoskey. R. Wetzel. Forty Nine President Nlcx STEVENS Vice-President RUBY Mr:DvA Secretary PEN!-SLOPE ZACK Treasurer GEORGE STEPAN DE R OLD Student Council in session Study Hull Chemistry Iim Crercxr-tlcxg custodian Librcrry Girls' gym clcrss New trophy case Drivers' Education Student elections Uohn Bcxzzolil New stadium Fifty v eg SCHOOL DAZE Student election board Genius at work CDick Varqol Woodshop Typing Class Home EC. Fittinq Room KM. D1F1ori, I. Dill! Alma Mater Fifty One ' - i?'1.... -2. :53qLQ53'.. if- . 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ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW CO MERCI L CL B Q President ........ NUNZIO BARTOLOMUCCI Vice-President ......,.,,..,. THOMAS ZEPKA Secretory wYY,.,.,..w,... ...W S ARAH LEHMAN Business Manager .... JAMES CHICARELL Adviser .,,............ JOHN SHUSTER C. Kanas. Kovach. Bazzuli. S. Lehman, N. Bartolomucci. T. Zcpl-ca, Chicarcll. S. Pipnn. D. Seesr, C. Latz, T. Shedlosky. V. Hoffman, B. Yoder, N. Wiesheicr, C. Marfizo, D. Flcegle, C. Blasko I. Camprtrll. C. Pctrilla, I. Holsopple, I. Shaffer, D. Thomas. P. Price. H. Yngovlch, A. Swaynos. G. Tantnrno, B. Callcn. E. Capatrh, G. Dusack. G. Costa. If Paczck, R. Kovach. D. Halkovich. M. Emanuelc. V. Gentile. B. Greyheck, H. Fyock. D. Rarnnr. Grimes. M. Qldham. N. Rosfetti. E. Wilt, S. Wingard, N. France. M. Finncgan. M. Trcvurrow. M. Lcher. I. Lehman. I. Studnary. R. Fcdcnkevich. M. Hovancc. O. Martin. D. Srhirato. R. Wce1x'cr, E. Ott. B. White. M. Findish. P. Wargo. UPPER RIGHT- B. Furmanchik. M. Stcfanrx. R. Rlzzu. I. Alexander. L. Musratrilo. A. Hrchlk, A. D'Amico, S. Kush. Ii. Slavlk. R. Scvcrinc. H. Slcfancrk. UPPER I.liFT- R. Statler. I.. Tholxipsovi. I. Mnsratcllo. W. Morey, VII. Pvlrtllu. A. Pnrrnanrhik. B. Bauqhman. I. Kanus. R. Huntcr. Fifty six ROW I ROW 2 ROW 3 ROW 4 ROW 5 ROW 6 ROW 7 ROW 8 UPPER UPPER -B. N DRAMATICS CLUB President ......... .. ISABELL GEORGE Vice-President .... .. WILLIAM ZEPKA Secretary ....... MYRTLE BERKEY Treasurer ..........,.. ROBERT MAKUCH Adviser .... MARGARET MCLAUGHLIN -M. Stefano, B. Zepka, D. Rios, I. Gerula. S, Pruchnic. I. Rillo, T. Zepka, R. Makuch, B. Lehman, Makuch. I. Kapusi. A. Stopkc, M. Drillock, T. Shedlosky. M. Berkey, l. George, M. Seaton, N. Steele. K, Ankeny . Steele, R. Statler. Chitarell, Nlowry, A. Panetti, M. Polash, H. Bartek, S. Marino, A. Koshute, B. Vaneiken. D. Tobias, R. Csordas . Smith, G. Depolo. N. Bartolomucci. -M. Walrus, M. Pruchnic, I. Boyko, P, McCuch. H. Repko, B. Verostic, I. Swelrz. -P. Balser, R. Miller. N. Fitzsimmons, L, McAdoo, W. Geisel, P. Custer, N. Sherlock, P. Pipon. -M. Danko. S. Buckwalter. R. Zepka. R. Blasko. T. Baughman, S, Gordon. B, Hoffman, T. Pernick, -LVL Rubal. A, Knapp. S. Yelovich, I. Kelly, I. Czaikowski. S. Hettle, V. Hoffman, I. Karczewski, I. Haqan. McNulty. M. Wildeson. I. Zimmerman, B. Zvolerin. D. Norris. I. Grimes, I. Keller. I. Smmltlco, G. Bassel M. Meek, B. Callen, E. Capatch, N. Roscetti, D. Racine, S. Weaver, B, Naylor. LEFT-R. Stoy, I. Mullen, P. Shull, I. Lenusky. C. Blasko, M, Oldham, D. Fleegle, C. Marfizo, C. Latz. N. Wies heier. L Gehman, C. Kanas, B. Yoder. RIGHT-S. Kush, E. Zabrosky, S. Boyd. M. Rillo, C. Mickle. M, Hovanec. A. Hrebik. A, Furmanchik, I. Chapman M. Washko. I. Alexander. M. Mills, I. Felix, D. Gahagen. I. Gilroy, C. Hlatky. Fifty Seven SENIOR Y-TEENS President ..A..,. Vice-President .... Secretary .. Treasurer Adviser .... LOUISE GEHMAN JANET LEHMAN BETTY CONJELKO ANN MORGAN RUBY WEAVER ROVV l-D. lhunuas. L. Thompson. Shaffer. M. Meek, A. Morgan, L. Gehman, B. Conlelko lk An env l. Saylor. Lcnuslxv. ROW 2-D. Scene. R. Statler, D. Pcrgur. R. Virgcnock, G. Bassel. M. Sharpe. Y. Sloan M Shan Wlxlgard. 5 Pomroy. D. Fleegle. ll. Fyock. ROW 3-D. Morgan. Hefkler. R. Klmc, S. Aldstaalt. M. Mills. B. Yoder. N. Wieshener M Holman S. Lehman, V. Hoffman. Makepcace. Fifty Eight UNIOR Y-TEENS President ,..,... Vice-President Secretory ....,.. Treasurer Adviser w,,, NORA THOMAS PENELOPE ZACK JEAN KOONTZ AUDREY LEHMAN BETTY KRING GOOD ROW l-R. Norris. A. Owens, M. Wrl ht, H. Smith, Koontz, M. Greybeck. ROW 2-M. Walker, Shake, M. Nlcguine. S. MacDonald, H. Gehman, M. Rock. B R l l h C Naugle N Hill K. Faust. G. DePolo. L. Campilell. A. Sa ROW 3-C. Ha covic . . Fifty Nine HI-Y President .,Y... Secretory ..,Y.,,,,,, Student Adviser Treasurer ..,...,A.., Sergeant-at-Ar.ms Chaplain ..,...r..,,, ............,,..,,.,..,..,,, VICTOR ZACK RONALD WINT EDWIN WEAVER JAMES HAMILL DONALD QUINN JAMES CHICARELL Advisers .i,,e A... L OUIS LAMBERT, KENNETH KOONTZ ROW l!W. Mvvrs, C. Camlcr, I. Chicarell, E. Weaver, I. Hamill. R. Wint. D. Quinn. V. Z RUVV I-R. Bcnahoff. A. Corman. E. Ruffner, L. Thomam, N. Bartolomucci, S. Pruchnic. W ROW I-I. Magn::u. R. Blvlrr. T. Lehman. R. Gramling, F. Cunsolo. W. Lehman. ROVV 4-D. Pvnrml. I. Cunlclkn. S. Slrffi h I Thompson. L. McNral. R. Hamlll. Sixty Editor ....7,.....,... Co-Editor ...........,. Feature Editors ...... Exchange Editors ,,,, Advertising Manager Sports Editor ........... Business Manager .. Faculty Advisers ,,., HI-TIMES STAFF JOSEPH JOHNS ANNE COCCO DORA MORGAN DOROTHY BOTLOCK DOLORES SCHIRATO ROSE VIRGENOCK WILLIAM WISE JOHN ALLEN MICHAEL STEFANO KATHERINE KEENAN JOHN SHUSTER Typists- BERNADINE SWANSINGER ETHEL OTI' MARGARET DONATO FRANCES PACZEK Reporters- JUNE MAKEPEACE SHIRLEY WINGARD BERNADINE FURMANCHIK MARGY SOLENSKY ROW I-I. Allen, R. Virgenock, D. Schirato. D. Botlock, A. Cosco. I. Iohns. ROW 2-F. Paczek, M. Donato, M. Solensky, B, Furmanchik, S. Wingard, W, Wise, D. Morgan. I. Makef peace. M. Stefano. Sixty One C MER CL B - V , ' . w xi 1 gn ':..,'n,, -j, 4 A L I lr... V I- ' . - ag hcffi z .13 I 'U ' -I x - ., A N 2 ' g its I i - I of ' 1 7 , . if q , 1 1. 5 c e av, +L. f ff ' L4 X 'vip .ff WM--V 1 51' President ..,.. ,,..,,,.,,..A,, D AVID THOMAS Secretary-Treasurer ..... ,..,. N UNZIO BARTOLOMUCCI Adviser . , Y.7,, LUCILLE CARROLL ROW I-D. 'I'humas. C. Casale-r. N. Bartolomucci. . Hla . I :kv RUVV 2-R. Hrnxhnff. 5, Aldwtadt, V. Medva. R. Kline. T. Zepka. Sixty Two LIBRARIANS President ...,.. Secretary .,w... Treasurer ...,,, Adviser ,.,,. ROW I-C. Stevens. ROW 2-M. Waltos. Row 3-A. Mihalcik. '. H Smxth, I M Drillock, I. Shake, A, . Wagner I HELEN SMITH JOAN CZAJKOWSKI CHRISTINA STEVENS AMY MANGES Czaikowski. lerley, L. S':affer, E. Brehm B Rosa, I. Comerer L Campxrell. A, Barry. Sixty Three MIXED CHORUS B . QQQQQ. 3 A QQ MS gl? gi . 6 If Q-3 President .. .. NUNZIO BARTOLOMUCCI Treasurer .. BERNARD WASHKO Adviser .,.., OLIVE FORNEAR IIRS'I' SIJIIRANH Alvxnmirx. II. Ihulvk Huvko. A. Buxuiv. R. Fvdv:1lIu'vlch. V. Fl-dursky, M. Findlsil. S. I'Im'IlIn', N. IIIII IVI IIuIxn.in, A Knapp. IQ Klum' V. IIuIIv. Il. Koshinskic, G. Kuvarh. IVI. Kurcsirs. N. Leollardls, NI. Livingston. S. NI.acDonaId II MrI5lIi.nn-v M Mdfuuv M Mr--Ix, B. Mvhalxc. M. Oldham. D. Orlandi. A. Kutch, A. Yourich. B. Nlorara. if Nia soi5ieANwfs A.i...n., K. Ani.-nv. E. Bafhfv. '11 umm., B. Becghly. R. Blasku. D. Gahagen. B. Holsopplv. M SIC I Iuuiws IJ Kulsni- IVI Knisnlk, I. N.iqv. H. Navlur, 'I'. Neqrey. A. Papinchak, P. Price. B. Vaneiken. S. Yeiovlch. AI III I I5 I N Iim I II I IIIUI I' L1 I1 Q D IJ I M D N F I Q I ' 'fi .umm ni, . f. '. 5. 'awatr , I. n' ou. . onato. . ranue, . lrimcs, . Holsopple. A. Kondas IJ Knx.uIv fi. INI.nIig-u, Il. Rnrlur. I.. Sniqiiuvw. Shaffer, II. Smith, IVI. Snlenskv, D. 'I'I1nmaS. D. Tobias, NI. 'I'rn'vorruw II V1-rusln Il Vngvnmk, Il. W4-.ix'1-r. N. VVn-shewr. M. Yucca. , IINOI2--M AIIUM' N. Iimlulmxinui, R Camlllr. C. Czlssler. W. Carolus. Chicarill. Chohv, A. Corman, A. Clement NN IIuIIni.in. R. Ivnnlngs. VV' I.vhxu.in, R. I.vmia1'nIis R. IVIaIulx'I1, Nlowrv, A. Muck, II. Rcnaldi. SS-M Iiviluw, I Iir:.m.n, I. Cfmigu-x'tIixwi1lc, F llunsulo. R. DiBiase. Du. Erhard, Dw. Erhard. A. Ernest, I. Gerula VN IInnl--r, R. Iimklri I Ifurlnbrk. C. In-:I-sinus. I. Kudwra. I. Kulslck. T. Langley. T. I.:-hnmn. Mnlnar. NV. Morwav. I. Na xum, II. Smllvx, R, Smllvx. R. M Stanlrr. R. Sulln, D. Thnnxas. H. Washko. M. Knharahik. Sixty Four GIRLS' CHORUS President .,............. ,. PATRICIA CUSTER Secretary-Treasurer ,.,,. .. PATRICIA O'HARA Adviser ..,. .,.. O LIVE FORNEAR FIRST SOPRANO-NI. Bossi. R. Csordas. P. Cmter. V. Gentile. B. Greyberk. D. Hlatky, B. Hoffman. NI. Kisx. A, Koshuw B. Leber. S. Marino, A. Mihalfik, B. Nemcek, P. Pipon, I. Sweltz, B. Miller. SECOND SOPRANO-P. Foltz, D, France, B. Gavalchik. fhik, B. Kovach, I., Leonardis, P, Nlccuch, B. Makuch. M. E, Rosa, I. Shank. T. Shedlosky, D. Snyder. A. Stopko. ALTO-D. Bunk. A. Hamzik. I. Karczewski, M. Kurcsics. NI. Polash. B. Price, A. Szabo. D. Sendek. C. Thomas. M. Pruchnic. B. Sasko. D. Selepack. H. Stefancik, Srov, B. Vuylko H. Gehman. A. Geisel, I, Green, M. Hickey, G. Kephart. M. Kohzn' Muscatello. M. Oresko, A. Panetti, B. Paxton, A. Putasnik, V. Rvvnoldf V. Thomas, B. Turk, B. White, P, Lilly. Navarro. P. O'Hara. A. Owens, M. Pernirk, T. Pvrnivk B. Vargo, M. Vmuskv. Z' -' if . . ...QI .-If .. x I f If 55.,,..f . 1' .,. , f f . ln ::': ' --f I I x Sixty Five ORCH ESTR 1 President ...... MICHAEL DONATO Vice-President .... LUANA KNAVEL Secretary-Treasurer MARY LOU RILLO Adviser .... .... l OUIS LAMBERT VIOLINS-P, Penrod. C. Stevens, M. Sharpe. BASS-I. Gillespie. N. Roscetti. I. Enoch, W. Oldham. B. Srhwer. CLARINETS-M. Wildeson. I. Hughes M Rubal OBOE-M. Wright. D. Bartclomucci. FLUTES-L. Knavel. C. Mickle. DRUMS--l. Shaffer, Faulst. B. Huqhes I Heckler SAXOPHONES-I. Wargo, H. Whire, S. Tam. E FLAT H0RN5-D. 52252, 1, H,,m,n I. Kovach, B. Rasi. TRUMPETS-M. Donata. F. Cunsolo E Zack VIOLA-I. Maffeo. R, Wim, CELLO-S Weaver- TROMBONES--I. Aldstadt, R. Stailer F Schwei- R. Helman. Sixty Six ROW ROW ROW ROW BOYS' CHORUS President ....... ........., .I AMES CHICAREU. Vice-Presidenf ,,,, .. NUNZIO BARTOLQMUCCI Treasurer ,,,, HENRY RENALDI Adviser LOUIS LAMBERT Updegraff. R. Shaffer. T. Lehman, H. Renaldi. N. Barrolomucci, Chxcarell F Cunoo Gentile. R. McCuch. Makuch, D. Thomas, C. Iezeskie, W. Brazell, D. Durst, A. Corman Updegraff, Gerula, W. Hughes, G. Findish, D. Finnegan. Steffish. Nlowry. I. Smith, T. Langley, A. Sebafk. Enoch. Sixty Seven President ......... Vice-President ......... Secreto ry-Treasurer Student Director .... Adviser ......,..,.,.. JAMES CHICARELL STANLEY PRUCHNIC CAROL MICKLE MICHAEL DONATO LOUIS LAMBERT 'LROMBONES-l. lVIcNulty, Keller, Aldstadt, R. Helman. F. Schwer, A. Tate. C. La R Stater C, llalkovich. BASSLZS-D, Quinn, W. Meyers, I. Chicarell, E, Ruffner. BARITONE-R. Shaffer. L. McAdoo. P. Penrod, S. Aldstadt, C. Kanas. D. Llpdcgraff. li FLAT HQRNS-D. Sczse, Green, Hamill, M. Berkey, R. Conjelko, C. Nauglc B Penro liitzminmmns, E, Gciser, 'l'RUMPli'I'S-I. Washko, F Cunsulo, R. Wink. H. Fyock, D. Morgan, Lehman, L.. Sloan L 'lhnmas Zark, M. Donato. E. Weaver, M. Karkowsky, Salko, A, Shuster, P. Paulochik, Bunn R Moor M. Wright, S. Gordon DRUMS-D. Rios, D. Durst. M, Stefano. G. Baulmgardner, I. Muscatcllu. R. Helman. I. Shafhr Sixty Eight A N l CEAPEOPHONES-H. White, I. Wargo. E. Leunardis. I. Rillo, S. Tate, I. Hordubay, P. Petro, I. Kovach . assler. FLUTES-C. Mickle, I. Gilroy, L. Knavel, C. Faust. CLARINETS-M. Rillo, M. Wildeson. M. Wright, S. Dobson, M. Rubal, S. Pomroy, L. Thompson, S Pruchnic, I. Hughes, C. Claycomb, M. Shank, M. Rock, M. Mills. B. Yoder, I. Koontz, B. Torquato, I. Grebis R. Rizzo. M. Buckwalter, A. Miller, I. Blackburn, D. Bartolomucci, B. Ripple, S. Honadle. B. Miller. 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Buddha reigns at the Prom . . , The pause that refreshes . . 4 Canteen Opening. Soft lights cmd sweet music . . . Having trouble, Mr, Atty? . . . May we join you? . . . Let's dance at the Prom . . . Sign mine, please . . . May I cut in? . . . Autograph fiends . . . Girls' Chorus at Spring Con- cert . . . Take a bow, Mr. Lambert . . . Whafs the score? . . . Windbers choice at Maple Festival . . . Opening night . . . Stylus time . . . Music makers at Prom. III! Fill 'er up . . . Hard working managers . . . You're out . . . Mr. Mickle at football camp . . . The old swim- min' hole . . . Batter's up . . . Getting in shape . . . Don't shoot!!! . . . Who's turn at bat? . . . Good work, Coach . . . Smile pretty, girls . . . Summer playground . . . All in a day's work . . . Innocent bystanders. wit! Iust one of the boys . . . Camp life . . . Some fun . . . What's football coming to? . . . The man with the weird beard . . . Warm-up time . . . Iust cooling off . . . Mr. Wagner, camp director . . . The boys behind the team . . . Lazy summer days . . . Lookout! Here they come . . . Rogues' Gallery . . . The slugger . . . What a hunk of man! ! ! Working hard . . . Pep dance before the Iohnstown game . . . Easy does it . . . ls it good??? . . . What a life! ! ! . . . On the bench . . . Half-time . . , Pep-rally before the BIG game . . Does it work? . , . Grand open- ing with Dr. l. Q .... Certainly looks informal!!! Marching time . . . One way to get out of class . . . Big wheels in Student Council, P 'il racticing . . . Nice work if you can get it . . . Surprise! . . . The Doc . . , High pressure salesmen . . . Only dead Indians are good ones . . . Zepka, Inc .... The Sloan sisters . . . Nice-but not ours . . . Recognize Paul? . . . No fit but right lil . . . Brown at work . . . Out-at last . . . Bonfire-Iohnstown game. l I 1 Is that Don Eagle? . . . Friend of all drivers . . . Looks like doorman . . . Student teachers take it easy . . . I've got it. . .Snow, at lastl. . .Taking a rest , . . Intermission at Y--Teen formal . . . The Statler trio . . . Santa Claus is coming to town . . . Fast action . . . Attention lor flag raising . . . STYLUS chapel . . . Where's the ball? gy A happy go-lucky gang . . . Christmas chapel . . . Candy canes, yum-yum . . . Not sleeping-just resting . . . Winter Wonderland . . . Our I. V.'s have it . . . No throwing snowballs, girls . . . A pretty dance team . , . Go get it, boys . . . My, what pretty corsages . . . Up goes the green pennant . . . Yea team! W. H. S. vs. I. H. S. 000 600 mo 50 U 'Pu 000 060 cs O OOO m u 1 X12 jjivw gp W f1fi 1xX XVGW fr Q Z X Z ,V 2 XY N S 'X f V? Af K . ' r x xx WC' if' f'! 151' r, 0, 1' ' -. ?f g.ge.f,1,':e:':Ef1 Q N 0 fs :i15rfi -. E 'A ,, ' 5 ' x I. .ks agp- .L . .nd w. . ,. . .4 1 f. x- :Sg- 1'kg,x - 's-Ll q' 1 Ts.. xgf- 45.25-',,r 1- fi- -1-- 76 ' -1 t ' .5 , yu ' f'..n , . 'ri-.Q Q bi 4 .E 4- fi ' '-A uf' 3 gY:,,5a5, E, .g'5Jg 5:.- I-,. . F' . 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C -,. , v, 7-Ai. -'1 , '-t , , V ,fqw '- H. 'I QE:-. Q 3 1 '- ' P17. , J ,...',. E- . A ':.1,.? , ,., 1.5 f , 21-3 I1- 1 .-12 -.1 'A .' 'f - 'S ' .- , -1- .' . 1 1 :N ' 'Q , 1 .ao 5 .lm ' 1 .77 J' 4- 3- 4 T. .1 ,KA .N 'fkplx 1. f', 5 ,.- .'5'51 ,, Ms- '.' -. ,1 FH K... agua ,L- 151- 1' 13 X K is ' :'E'b, 1 x t ..1, , - ... 1 . - s - A. . 1 .. ,.', ,vE':4', uzyvh - I 1 iq, 11, !gi:1: .fry 7 g4'?',?- , , ,- , 7' -5'-,,v.-- .4,n-'Q'---'.'-c? .N-', ,,,vf ,N.4',j, A f -ab-if Kei:-C. ' ' l N ,1-,.-V 1, 1'c,,1'.f.,':.- 4- ,V 'Fl a IOHN KAWCHAK Head Coach ALEX ATTY Assistant Coach WI DBEH ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW Eighty Four Uhas, hcad manager: A. Muscatcllu. S. VVMII, R. Ymmkvr. R. Hudy. B. Washksx, I. Gullck, L. Rubal. I. Campitell, W. Marfizo. D, Knprnk. W. Applcyard, E, DcMarco, E. larona, G. Russian C. Tnkarxkv, I. Saako, W. Morwav, I. Vuvkku. HAMBLEH5 ROW' ROW ROVV ROVV ROVV ROXN' The T949 edition of Windber High School's football squad proved to be the best for many years. The Ramblers showed that they were a team to be feared after trampling Shade Township in their opening game. The team, built around four returning lettenmen, came out on top against Altoona and Aliquippa in thrilling games. Coach John Kawchak's men traveled to Johnstown for their annual game. After the final whistle had blown, the Ramblers walked off the field with an astonishingly easy victory. Adams Township, a iinx for Windber in the past, was also trampled under. Link Younker's touchdown on ci fourth period punt return gave Windber a l2-6 victory over the previously undefeated Conemaugh Township Indians. Visions of an undefeated season were shattered when the Iron Horses from Conemaugh High School surprised the Ramblers 26-0. After the loss, the team easily brushed aside Punxsutawney and Meadville before battling Johns- town Catholic High to a scoreless deadlock in the final game ol: the season. Due credit must be given to such standouts as Ronald Younker, Paul Komar, and An- thony Campitell, but it was the team as a unit that brought eight victories to the school against ci lone defeat and a single tie. Eighty Six SENIOR PL YERS READING FROM UPPER LEFT-HAND CORNER: P. Komar, Co-Captain: S. Wasil, A. Muscatello, A. Mock, A. Campitell, L. Sam, Gulick. A. Cominsky, R. Younker, C C pt A 1949 SCHEDULE Windber Opponent Windber Opponent Windber ..,........, 40 Shade Twp. ........ 0 Windber 'I2 Conemaugh Twp. 6 Windber .......,.... 20 Altoona ...,..,.. .. 7 Windber O Conemaugh .....,,, 26 Windber ...... 7 Aliquippa ......, .. 6 Windber 27 Punxsutawney 7 Windber ,,.... 25 Johnstown .. 7 Windber 34 Meadville ,,,,.,,, O Windber .,.......... 20 Adams Twp. ..,..,.. 6 Windber O Johnstown Catholic O Won - 8 Tied - 1 Lost - I Eighty Seven MAIN - STAYS RICHARD MICKLE Faculty Manager woix ,KK ,fu -.4 S'l'llDHN'I' MANAGERS RONN I-I. Kmsxrk. H. Senderk. U, Pvtro, ROW .'fR. Sratlvr. R. Cuuk. E. llhax. Eighty Eight EDWARD UHAS Head Manager 3. Antonette D'Amico-head cheer- CHEERLE DERS The cheerleaders, under the guidance of Miss Geiger, the girls' physical education teacher, helped to add pep to a very successful football season. 1. Leaving for the came 2. Iohnstown game-boniire leader. ROW' l-U. Flccqlc. A. D Annu M. Donato. ROVV I-M. DiFl0ri, C. Hlntlxv. RUVV 3-R. Malta, lfenuskx. M. Vv'asl1l4o. Cl. Marliio, l. Chapman. FIGHT PUH W.H.S. 1 The 1949 football season ushered in a lot of new's -new stadium, new concessions, new dressing rooms, new programs, etc. But it was the same old Windber spirit that kept the crowds, thousands strong, at the games, rain or shine. To football-minded Windber, the new sto- dium was the realization of ci dream. The 1947 STYLUS asked the question: Which STYLUS will record the stadium's completion? So, we, the class of 1950, are proud that it is our class that can do so. Ninety TQ.. xwsxuwy 42 X Q Eff 'R as M ,M Y - E ggi x :. .. w STEVE KAPLAN Head Coach W l YW ll N.lv4u'ru, V. ldfli ROV. 1 l S Prtru, P. l3x'1 ul0. lf. Llhas. nl Q 1 1 ll, Svvulvrlx. BASKETB LL VARSITY SCHEDULE Windber Opponent 76 Adams Twp. 41 44 Bedford 42 51 Franklin 32 41 Catholic 55 66 Bedford 36 32 Conemaugh 30 38 Westmont 44 36 Indiana 28 46 Conemaugh Twp. 48 60 South Fork 41 48 Catholic 81 32 Ebensburg 49 30 Johnstown 47 38 Ferndale 47 58 Indiana 50 38 Westmont 44 64 Ferndale 62 42 Adams Twp. 39 53 Ebensburg 38 22 Johnstown 43 62 Conemough 56 47 Conemaugh Twp. 56 84 South Fork 34 51 Franklin 49 Won-14 Lost-10 JUNIOR VARSITY SCHEDULE Wmdber Opponent Adams Twp. 16 Bedford 13 Franklin 23 Catholic 26 Bedford 12 Conemaugh 23 Westmont 41 Indiana 20 Conemaugh Twp. 20 South Fork 31 Catholic 33 Ebensburg 25 Johnstown 43 Ferndale 39 Indiana 26 Westmont 47 Ferndale 35 Ebensburg 26 Johnstown 42 Conemaugh 37 Conemaugh Twp. 26 South Fork 33 Franklin 29 Won 1 1 Lost-12 Ninety Three ROW I ROW 1- gnbpllv I gi n- 12 1- 4 F, 5 if E T . Ernest, I, Hudack, L. Rhl C P . Kush. I'I. Keirn, W. Appl ari . IOHN LOCHRIE Freshmen Coach ,Fwd X IOHN NAVARRO Captain Senior High Scorer Managers - A. ERNEST my Ns Y 'Q-gif A s iris E. UHAS, Head Mcmagerf I. KUTSICK VICTOR ZACK Senior .- Wa-ff .xl W A 1, . ..,,.,.L RUVV l---Nl. kStvlAiux. Nlzxliagrr. U. lluln. lf. lluloxlxal. G. K LL TE M nvchl. l. Vislnsky, R. Xmiulwr. ll. bliallvr. A. ltrnusl. RUKN' J--V. Zark. l.. Rulml. I. Prpon, P. Dcliolu. I. Navarro. . ii su . IK! it - 'bmi UR- rw' ROVV lA-R. Cook. lVlAlmgvi: l. VVill.x's. ll. Dilmrvtu. Lvmh, B. Was 0. 1. ussmn. .. nrull. Q.n.uli. SCHEDULE Home Team Score Windber .. .. l Windber ..... .... 2 4 Windber ..... .... 6 Windber . . 5 Windber , ,. 4 Windber ..... .... 5 Windber ..... .... 4 Windber ..... .... l 2 Windber 4 Windber . .. 'IO Windber ..., .,,., 5 Windber ..........................., . 2 Won-6 Opponent Adams Township ..... Richland Township ..,,.. Conemaugh ........... . Johnstown Catholic .... Conemaugh Township ...,. Adams Township ...,. ., Altoona ................... Richland Township ,..... Altoona ..............,.... Conemaugh .......,....... Johnstown Catholic .... Conemaugh Township ...,... Lost - 6 Ninety Six Score L 10 L O .. 3 .. 7 . 2 .. 7 .. 10 .. ll ..7 .. 4 .. 2 .. 3 EDWARD FARRELL Coach Mr. Wagner-our score keeper. W. Nlyers-water boy I. Navarro-star pitcher I. Visnosky-umpire: E. DeMarco-cauther I. Visnosky and EE. Farrell Ninety Seven RESTLI G I l l ROW l-L. McNeal. I. Chizmar. I. Reay. I. Sasko, E. Ott. N. Gilbert, I. Puclcey. RCUW 2-I. Tobias. G. McKelvie, E. Sam. S. Stefan. R. DeBiase, R. Reay, M. Denihinslcy. Coach Atty. M. hte no, la ROVV 5-R. Statler, Enoch. P. Kumar, D. Vargo, I. Kondas, Chohy. ROW 4-G. Person, C. Fludrr. llorduhay, I. Battiste. SCHEDULE - 1950 Away Home Home Home , .----. -.m...., l Away Away Away Away Home l Away l I Home Jan. 5- Conemaugh Township .......,.. Jan. 19--Indiana .,,.,..,...........,.. Jan. Conemaugh Township ..,.. Jan. Boswell Feb. Blairsville ..,.. Feb. Everett ., ,, Feb. Boswell . Feb. Everett ..,.. Feb. Johnstown .,,, Feb. Indiana .. Feb. Bedford ..,,. Feb. Johnstown ..,. Mar. l- Blairsville ...,., Away I Home R f ..-t. . ALEX ATTY Coach Ninety Eight The 1950 wrestling season proved that it takes several years to produce a wrestling team. ln contests with schools that have had the sport for several years, Windber lost outp but in con- tests with schools where the mat men were in their first year's bouts, Windber came out the winner. Next year's team will have veterans fro.m two years' training who should be able to give a good account of themselves with other seasoned wrestlers. SENIOR WRESTLERS E. Ott, Enoch. P. Komar. Kandas, N. Gilbert. R. Statler. I. Chohv, R. Vargo. Ninety Nine .K QUEEN OF HEARTS--Louise Gehman KING OI' HEARTS-Victor Zack QUEENS ATTENDANTS --V Rosalie Fedenkevich, Isabell George. Marilyn Wright, Shirley Wingard, Cora Lutz, Ianet Lehman. KINGS ATTENDANTS-Paul Komar, Edward Uhas, Albert Cominsky, Ronald Younker, Thomas Sharpe, Patrick Freeman. 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The per- manence of our whole economic system is based upon the con tention that new and able faces will replace those of the old. Vie J Q Q5 Q Q Q J Q Qi Q 9 Q 9 Q Q Q 9 Q gl Q Q il Q 9 Q i JJ 9:9 The man who has saved and invested his money wisely will far exceed the extravagant and unreliable person in success and popularity. Let us help you to a good start by starting your savings ac count. We are prepared to help you solve any financial matters. WINDBER TRUST COMPANY WINDBER PENNSYLVANIA E. L. HOFFMAN IMPLEMENT STORE International Harvester Farm Equipment Home Freezers Refrigerators Myers Water Pumps Farm and Garden Supplies o+o WINDBER ROAD Iohnstown Pennsylvania One Hundred Three ind-White W EI' B he T Y Hll ml? Ilnal Mminq En a .1 n H V 1 VJ S n n C P q . I 6 , ll ll C 1 I .1 EUREKA BITUMINOUS T 'Q SC' 2 Y I 2 Q G 2 Y Q' 32 Q' Q K' 'Q SC' Q Q' C2 S 52 SC 2 2 2 2 T Q' 2 E SF T ff' 49 T Q AL C0 Q QQ 9 G, Q5 Q 9 3 Q Q 3 G, J Q Q 9 Q Q2 J 3 Q 9 K Q Q J Q J 3 3 S F RATERN AL ORDER OF EAGLES WIN DBER AERIE- NO. 1633 1310 Graham Avenue Windber P ylvania Help tn Prevent Fires! Property Is Valuable Lives Are Precio WIN DBER FIRE COMPANY No. 1 O . E 52 Q 2 iz 2 Q E Q S Q 2 2 Q S S S 33333 :QQFQ Qi :eD7Qk5'FiaJ3Q QFD ms S The Record Shop John Hllg Real Estate Q, A llc. 0 Q Wm M Yelnvik Prop 2 w . Y Represented in Windber By . ecor s am ree mg ar s Sb R d 1 G t C, d N ig S 1208 Graham Avenue cr' N' ZEIGLER K Windber Pennsylvania Phone 649-I 1702 Graham Ave. Z2 J Windber Pennsylvania K, . C5 Q' Lg? FUR GOOD FOOD Congratulations to the Q v . 5 COIILC to Class of 1950 5 WELLEIVS DAIRY-LUNCH E Windber Pennsylvania Scalp Level Pennsylvania li ff S5 EQ 3 Cambrla Equlpment Compliments Q Company ff CD . . . 'FW 3 Dfsfflbufofs Penn Furnlture , Z r 'th T 1 's'o Set ' S en1 2331 1 n s Company KJ Equipment i Z2 KD? Somerset, Iohnstown and Windber Iohnstown Pennsylvama 351, RDVQ INSTRUMENTS - REPAIRS ff Q Hammoni, Schools SHEET MUSIC - PIANOS E 3, 0 . S Beauty Culture and Hurrell MUSIC Shop Q Barberin Johnstowns Professlonal Q Q TWO COMPLETE SC?-IOOLS Music Shop 53 443 Vine Street 240 Franklin Street QABOYE STERLING IEWFLERS, IOHNSTOWN PENNSYLVANIA M3111 Street Dlal 6 Pa 9J?rg9Kir:9KD.r:9i:J'Fi.rf:9ikD5QrQ5.Qik9ik:9V3Q55i34i.Qy:Dk554:DQ3QO One Hundred Six QA O d S W Sam S Q Emmy? 3 if 3 B nj n my Q 2 fb? sb E1 Z Manly? S Dm r-4 ' 6216317 . E CD 5 .mb aw 2 E E an MW GH 55 E Z S D' Qfgb, S S Q- 'U s 0 we Q 9 3 QT U 3, 2 S 0 O Dm 4 2 S 2 E Q P1 in Q5 m 5 4 9 E 2 3 .., Q gy an gd pg Q Q B' Q Q' R 2 I 'A N 3 H v-s L9 H 5' o 55 S 2 an Q Q ,-C, E 5: F :J -f cj N pg Pi :s H U2 W K, 5 5 3 an 9: 5 5 Q E P-1 3- gg :S QD ,, ,.., b 4 M cn Q-I 'Q QD QL 4 E Q' m Q Q . 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Q: UQ 5 gt 5 4 Q. G E. 3 E. Bl U 93 93 One Hundred Eigh! SMGRwwMP2QAGQHQIQNQAGNQMGNMWQAUNQIWQAHQAWQAUNMGNQAGGP A S Q CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS S 2 Wishing You Success A . Q 3 ln li 1, Your Future Life 5 . 3 ,, 5 K, A A Q AMERICAN RUSSIAN 2 - EDUCATIONAL 'CLUB 2 an 401 TENTH STREET WINDBER, PENNSYLVANIA 2 Q5 22 A A I is Compliments IS H M A N , S 3 of Barber and Beauty Shop LOCAL UNION 3 N0 Phone 64-R U M iv A Windber Pennsylvania Q 3 Better Quality Furniture 3 and Appliances for Less! S ' Y'ii'0Iff'Fl2C05ZlifeY?,'Ldiif.51'iffffi S E Home Furniture gg 5 Windber Pennsylvania any E Iohnstown Pennsylvania E 907QN95Qk93QN03ADaJ56QaJVQ:J7gQQ5QQ55D63a3.Q74iQVk0,QsJVTQ3QaJ5Q One Hundred Nine G il E C0U!l fltUlflfi0'lS We Compliment You E Class of 1950 -Graduates of 1950 ll FAUST'S D'AlVllC0 S DRUG STORE Cleaners and Tailors ' if 4 '5Winclber,s Own Cleaning Scalp Level Pennsylvania Windber P9m1SYlV3nia -ai?GsGs6'2'fQ:7s?Qy,C'2'f K E p K Q LAMONACA'S FUNERAL HOME BAKERY il 1510 Graham Avenue ll tb and S 0,0 BREAD E Phone 392 E Windber Pennsylvania Windber Pennsylvania Q fi Q ' S ,gg Beautiful Dry Cleaning g Q Shifts Lallndefed Official Photographer Rugs Cleaned for QD 1950 Stylus Q Fur Cleaning and Storage S Q Portrait -f Commercial J Kodak Finishing P 0 R T A G E Photostats E L E A N E R 1424 Graham Avenue Q Portage Pennsylvania Windber Pennsylvania Q One Hundred Ten G95gDQ54:D.x:9Vi.x9'3 One Hundred Eleven Q Q Q J Q J Q J Q Q Q Q Q Q 2 Q Q J Q if 2 Q0 I-li L 3 E Q -1 2 Q' 2 U C2 5, E Q H W 2 2 m 5 'SQ Q U5 M UU C1 an 3. P1 E EU Z 32 Cn Z P in Q-1 Z 2 Q3 N Q H E W oo E P 9 'Q' E :U Do U5 m '15 5 K Q S in E 5 5 LD ' N iQ U 5' M3 . cr: v- 95 P r-4 6 E Q., Q H P Z rl 5 E Q' C73 '+' m r' :U Q2 5 2 Q 2 Q1 2 cn '11 19 3 5,2 2 E F-2 5 Q6 M 3 g 5 C2 2 2 EE! Q 5' 5 5 U S-' '4 Q 0 T' :S 4 9 Db Q SP 2 S P fi 95i'Qk5'ik0'FDk53:J5QQ3QQ5gi.Q54:Dk95'4i.Q75FT3k57'7.3e:'J9 '13.NJi Q 2 S Q fofw RATUI AT10Nb AND BEST WISHES fb z th S Q P v-1 ik J .r Q '11 N NO uw Q 'bcfb-'bcdzf VQQYQQ' Q . Q' H. M. BIISAN 5 G - 'Q 3 Q -2 SC Q 2 E 2 Q 2 5 0 E 2 3 2 Q 2 cb . QQ 'Q J S 3 Q 5:62 636' 5 2 Q E 5 U Q on 5 S Q 5 Q Q9 Q 2 J Q fb Q 9 6, 5 Q 9 if -U Q N J E KD Jn J S K, 4 5 af 5, Z L5 nf 9Df'T,rJ?2D:J54Y One Hundred Twelve 32 T Y Q' E .E 2 ggi as sg Puff si,-fi 25:3 255 E if Q Q F Q' E 2 E Q' 2 :JF-?,1k:93Q.q mam Q Do ik D Q ik 'S in 2 C5 C5 P1 in cn cn Q H Psa so an Q 1:0 Q Glosser Bros. extends hearty congratulations to each Q 533 and everyone of you! J We sincerely wish you happiness in a well-rounded, E successful and Worthy career. K, e J Q Q5 QQ Qf,GQfQ:r,CF. NJVQ. fi CONGRATULATIONS TO Q Q Q Q :U Q on Q '54 Q R Q S 2 an :U Cn ii 'SU EI I :U S CU I-1 T If T F -X' 9 'Ga n-A U3 O n-A el N v-n r-n N S FD O I5 De' 4 N B G N 'U D' O I3 N Nl lx! 'P' at 'Qyfs 5. Z U W U1 fo 'U U1 Z Z CD P4 F' 4 IP' Z 33 ergo. No' One Hundred Thirteen ei fl Compliments of ,Q Congratulations , 3 George s Market S Dr. J0hl'l H. Save Time-Save Money 3 713 Main Street K Windber Pennsylvania J Scalp Level Pennsylvania QQ . K5 T if Congratulations to the Q5 Class of 1950 DON L. RUFFNER S K S. R. All Kinds of Insurance J 347-M - PHONES - Res. 298-I Q, Tailoring -f Cleaning Q, lj Pressing '- Repairing 1207 Graham Avenue 9 Scalp Level Pennsylvania Windber pennsylvania S K, ff Q5 S 3 S PriSt0W,S Compliments S Motor Sales of H '6Your Friendly Ulds Dealern Hilltop Dairy Q 12th Street and Graham Avenue CWEAVER BROTHERS, J Windbef P9nn5YlVania Windber Pennsylvania S Congratulations Compliments of w the Dunlo Coal Class of 1950 Company, Inc. J Baumgardner's Qualitycffgfy Coal S Grant Building 3 Scalp Level Pennsylvania Windber Pennsylvania One Hundred Fourteen J 3 Compliments CONGRATULATIONS Q S2 of Class of 1950 1, '32 2 WINDBER POLISH J PLUMBING AND EDUCATIONAL I S 'Q E SUPPLY Co. CLUB S 3 E Q 52 J o+o g 5 E Q Windber Pennsylvania Windber Pennsylvania 5 52 ' K E 2 Q Congratulations 5 to the MOTOR COMPANY 5 Class of 1950 3 CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH Q5 Q DONALD C- SCHULT TRAILER 32 5 DIMLUND COACHES 2 S .5 g I. +045 Q E Q 32 Q Windber Pennsylva Windber PGH sylvan O Hundred Fifteen G Q, 15 -9 Stan's Esso SBYVICC Fulgenzl S Food E Station Market Dealer of Twelfth St. and Graham Ave. CHOICE MEATS AND Pham 9220 FANCY GROCERIES S Windber Pennsylvania VVindber Pennsylvania ff' Aika's Beauty Shop Honadle Motor Co. 2306 Graham Avenue QQJQ ,ces fegfafweyffef IQ 2 E? E .3 F3 3. g Q P U2 2' 5 rv o B 0 3 I3 v-g O FQ W -2 ri 76' 0 4 m rn S2 5 M O S095 E 8 Fi 3. 3 I CD cn O O 9 Q U, 5' -I w G 2 3' .-. aw U2 - S' ' -2 76 2: 5 a 5 U1 9' 3' Q: wo IQ cn 2 5 'U Q, -. LQ 9' ra. rr- m ft 3' 5 5 A 3-in 5 S 3' '-l ': '-5 F. 2 P 5 .s 5' a cn 0 ri 2 ga . -. ... 9 - 5 'U w Q- 0 .... 75 F N S: Q- 5 E. 4 ' A Q A c:: as I 3 Q 5 : 3 ' 0 r-1 ':: v-- 'e 5 2 an 2: Q: 2 S., 5: Q 5 l E 5 G S Q E ' 3 fu Z 3 Pu in U Q9 3 cf. rg F PQ cn E E id m In fb -4 O1 D 5 -4 31 - Na - ' L E N N1 E 5. ep 5. a:9V:Da:95Qk9'c95Q:JVi:+'D x7x99Qa:0'Qaf57 :D Dr. Michael Hakucha J Windber Pennsylvania 0 New Enterprise Stone 8z Lime Co. EQ New Enterprise Pennsylvania G93gDx:9FiQ54Q:e:9ViaJVi:r994DQVQQ9 i35'cDaJVisw0'Qk9FkJ :D:Q9'f:Dk95'QQ3gbG One Hundred Sixteen Q9 5 3 E Compliments . of 5 BROTHERS S .5 n THE B QUALITY S 3 Hardware Appliances Q, K3 Electrical Supplies 5 Gifts Fixtures Windber, Pennsylvania QD Windber Pennsylvania 3 B. F. Heckler, Manager 6P'f962fG:?fS.G1?fQ7s?'Q7cfef 6 'lf R E I T Z SHAFER'S COAL COMPANY DRUG STURE RJ' Good Health To All ?fbc62f9?4Q:,c 5. O- U' rv fs 'U rv B I3 w ii 4 N E. N E. Q- U' rv -1 W 'I 5 DU Cb S E : B rn ii. 4 N E. N 9 5 Q , . Q 3 1950 Congratulations 1950 Longmtulfmons 2? 5 G and Z Phillips Flowers S J 'Everything Good to Eati' 1214GfahamF10WefS Q Windber Pennsylvania -140-2+ BETTER FLOWERS il! Made Our Customers 3 Windber, Pennsylvania Our Best Friends if Q One Hundred Seventeen la f l ' r. 5 ' What Can You Expect Z 1 ,Q After Graduation? .1 Wx ul L' ' lv . C25 This is a land of rivalry as well as one of opportunity. The well informed are better equipped to meet challenging competition. To keep informed and abreast of news of the World and your local community, read your daily newspapers regularly. 2 Uhr Zluhnntnnm Efrihunv K. Iohnstown Pennsylvania 5 QMFR aeyfgb. 3 K COMPLIMENTS 5 Q OF .Inhnslnwn Traction En. S Iohnstown Pennsylvania S to One Hundred Eighteen GGAFQ:-sC2fQ7s62fQ:7c6:N:-s?fGs0'1sQ7sFQ:s?fGs67sfS?'L7c?'Q:sGNQ7cC?fb46N1Q:s?2bcGQ E Compigments Best Wishes to the Q Class of 1950 9 uinter Weaver E Q Dairy Faust's Store E Phone 584.1-3 R' D' No' 1 Windber Pennsylvania Windber Pennsylvania Stop and Gas With Us Best Wishes to the ll, Class of 1950 Q Pomroy Bros. mv I .AA Q 1718 Graham Avenue - O and 1 ' fre, - 5 Crossroads l, ' , .fr - A 0 Windbef PCHHSYIVHIUB Windber Pennsylvania Q Marinelli Hardware Congratulations Q J Builders' Hardware -1 Roofing ' to the Class of 1950 Paints-Varnishes-Stoves 1912 Graham Ave. Phone 531 Furnlture Windber, Pennsylvania Windber Pennsylvania Congratulations to the Yannelli and Gaye Class of 1950 JEWELERS Restaurant 'Opposite Postoffice and lust as Reliable Home Cooked Meals and A th ' dA t f u oflze gens of Desserts STANDARD w.H.S. RINGS AND PINS HOLLERN and WASHKO PAN'-AMERICAN BAND Q' W. db P I l INSTRUMENTS T m er ennsy wma Windber Pennsylvania gi 993'QbnJV:DQ34:DaJ5QQVQk034:Dk07QQ3'QaeQ54bQ5:DQ94DkD5cm9V:Dze95QQ5Q:eD3cDG One Hundred Nineteen 53 Q f'01w'RATULAT10NQ E to the Q CLASS OF 1950 ff T 2 .IUHNS MARKET Q S Phone 704-1 Y GNQAGNEQFN k97'cDQ7':ia-:5'Q E746 E Z U ov rn W fo rn Z Z U2 -4 r1 4 Iv Z P QV? O40 E SE COMPLIMEN TS Q J OF G HUNTER-WEAVER POST NO. 795 T Q 9 A iv 2 g ' Q' .19 VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS ,Q 5 Rear 520 Main Street 3 SCALP LEVEL PENNSYLVANIA Q Qofmeaffzawfweeafeoeeofmkaigokaffeveafgogafgbyafebkavfowffeafmkafmkaffoknfcoo One Hundred Twenty 653 Q 9 6:24 'bs?wS?Ez?2E7s6:QQ:-fi6'2'2S.6'2'fQvr .65,?fQ:.vn?'Evr?eEvr?'fbcfNQ7c?2Q:7i?fQ7:?x'Ec?'bs?NQz67Q J E S E9 S 5 I2 Q D3 3 H cn Q 2' 5 E . Q 51: Z S' Wi 2 5 2 o 2' Q 'Q 1 Jf 5 6 Q3 H 5' 2 PU O F Z 5 5 Q Q m 2 U 59 E g Q O 5, U3 5' ' P4 S fp xi H 5 J Q' U' 'B 5 5 ,U E N S K : N S 5 K O 'X4 31 ,,, 5, 5 g 3 ' '9 M -. 5 O ' S if 5- E W 3 Z C5 E 5 5 2 ' 9 S A s. m 1 Sh sa' W FP '-' H E Q U, I lg 0 4: 5 ca Q I' hi Pi 0 :s -1 Q5 Z 5 Z -r Ji cm '-' 0 P p-1 I-4 +z- fa. gl. 3 an m Q.. , Q C? P-U S Q 0 cr Q, 'JU I-U Z pe Us Q: 0 Q 2- 'S Z O m Q 'P 3 B 'A :uv rn 5 T 5 Q 5 1 fb fa 7: Z S 3, 2 U S Q Q : rr E E 11 5 Z 57 4 C5 Z E S' T J 9 2. s N a 5 U1 sm Q P1 -4 5 5 Q U, rr. Q a. fb 5 G 'Y if E' g Q N UU Z T Fairway Cafe Best Wishes Famous fm Ds. John C. SPAGHETTI and STEAKS Gourley, Jr. 2200 Graham Ave. Phone 9230 Windber Pa Windber Pennsylvania Johnstownis Leading Best Wishes Jewelers and Opticians D e R 0 Y ' S Dr. sl. S. Kltlmlllel' 132-138 Market St. Phone 2-1248 Q Furs -f Feminine Fashions 3 Windber Pennsylvania Radigs -s Applianggs U gi Johnstown Pennsylvania g K T 95 2 S Compliments - 5 . of Windber Garage New Palace Hotel DeSoto - Plymouth E W indber's Favorite 505 Sixteenth Street 2 Gathering Place ip Windber Pennsylvania Phone 300 . , . . g Llngs Cow Bell Phenlcle and Leach S Shoppe Esso Service is il Opera House Building 704 Main Street Q' il Windber Pennsylvania Scalp Level Pennsylvania S Q GD140as-5Q:J?Qoa's9Yie9'Qe5QxJ54Dk95QaJV:DxJ5Q:e9943af:9KJ54DaQ95Qx:7532969 One Hundred Twenty Two Q7:?Qz?Ez624GcG GEN a D Q Q Q Q LL Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Que? WIN DBER HIGH SCHOOL 14 Congratulations, Graduates of the H' sf' Class of 1950. Our best wishes to e93QmfJ'KQ-J5c1Jx:O34ie3gDk954i. each and every one of your for luck and success in the next phase ,rx 5 4 mx If O ' K K' V of your llfe-be It further schoohng, I J S A ff . Q: Q . as 6 N I Q the business world or homemaking. X O+O NQVE. RQVQ R03 Q5 Q Q5 Q 9 Q Q5 Q J Q 9 Q J Q 9 Q J Q Q-D Q J Q QT J Q .b Q g WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE WINDBER, PA. One Hundred Twenty Three i' ,?i?li?S,?4'2 Qi,? ?5S? GNQZ?CS60-AQQ'z1?i?Q:1GQ ka 5 Q Umted Jewelers Harry Bricker Q Diamonds, Watches and Where Stylg, Quality and 9 Q E Jglvell-y Price Meet qi S 412 Main sum CORNER STORE 2 E Iohnstown Pennsylvania Windber Pennsylvania A Q Q il Eg Compliments PATRON ZS of ' 9 Q Q3 D E L U ,C A , S Dr. Matthew E Bowling and Hilliarlls J' Klena' Jr' 3 Windber Pennsylvania Windber Pennsylvania Q if fl Q Q - - if 2 Best Wishes to the C- Ro Wllllams CI 1 I Q 55 'M of W' Upholstery Shop 3 S Baumgafdnel' M0t0l'S 511 13th sr. Phone 140-I Q P ' 2 seventeenth St. 6 SlZOCkh0lI'Il AVC. aalypholstery of Killtisss S 55 Windber' Pennsylvania Windber Pennsylvania T 3 Q Q 9 J ii h Q E With Best Wishes Hmay 5 Ra r g S JEWELERS Q Dr. D3Vld J. Luther 52 Q J Q 9 Q 9 Q 9 Q J Q 9 Q J Q J Q 9 Q 9 Q ,lx Q 9 Q 5 Q J Q J QDKQQFDQQG 1110 Graham Avenue 5 Windber Pennsylvania Windber Pennsylvania One Hundred Twenty Four T Q S I 2 Q Q '33 I If 5 Q 5 az E Q - Q .. 2 Q O In Q gf Q. Q 5 Q E Q H 32 S S ffl Q QE QI fn Q 3 Q CLASS OF 1950 The Willnure llnal Company Q5 3 o+o S Q K, I .ceeeefa E Z U W U1 W 'U U1 Z Z U2 '4 F1 4 P Z P fmeof-Co EQ:vt?SS?S?.CFNQ76?3Qvi?Ei?EA?3Q1ES?Q-2a6-'NQ1 -41 H1 -11 Q Q Q no :cs ze :A Q ce Q 5 5 m N3 'S 0 3 E P4 P1 Q Q C5 5 S 7? S 5 E Q E as 9 5 Q , . Q Q E . . U 52 A ' 'CE' C5 3 an i . rl . Z . Jw934T::97453J7'4i9':05Q:J'3kQil5 4Dk5L:9545Q7gOa USE PASTEURIZED NATURE'S MOST NEARLY PERFECT FOOD Theres many times more value in a quart of Pasteurized Fresh Bottled Milk than any other food you can buy at the same cost. 2 J0HNs'II0wN MILK DISTRIBUTORS S I . ff 3 Johnstown, Pennsylvanla E G:93'Q.e!J5Qk!ViQ3se:9 cD:J3sJV:Dk.47543:6'f:D:e93'4i:e974iQ5gvc93aJy:D:J94iae03giGJ One Hundred Twenty Five if T Q' Cl if 'D SF 'D Bl 52 K 'I T Q 55463354 C9 D513 Congratulations from STOUTEN-KENDIG- MILLER POST No. 4795 Veterans of Foreign Wars F l 7 s -' .X n a i s Windber Pennsyl ia Compliments Of H E E T E R ' S SERVICE CENTER X' R. D. No. l Windber Pennsylvania STERLING JEWELERS O+O 1410 Graham Avenue Windber FOR XGOODNESS SAKE SAY CALLEN'S BREAD Windber One Hundred Twenty Six Pennsylvania Pennsylvania r Q sf Q Q iz Q CQ Q iz Q 2 4' 2 'f 2 r e QQJQQVY :QDVQ NQVQD k5'Fi ae994sTJ QQ QKDFD JJQND QPQITQ kJ k:9 9Vi 6546 RJADQQ :QUKD 'QDRQKERDQ 33 995565 Q?Svc?Q:-sFG-c?Q:-:GN:cGNQ:-:6xQ7s6gfbs?fQ7c?E7s?bs?Q:46:N'Q:7:fNb163 'b4G:fQ,1CFQ Timko Pharmacy Drugs-Sundries-Prescriptions Fountain Service Sanitary Ice Cream Products Also-WESTERN UNION-the Modern Socially Correct Correspondence Medium PHONE 174 CLARENCE W. LIVENGOOD, Pharmacist C ongratulations, Class of 1950 Cannoni's Market cl Quality Meats -f Groceries 1226 Graham Ave. Phone 9227 Windber Pennsylvania Windber Pennsylvania M- L- Berkey Congratulations to the Class of 1950 FLOUR FEED , . E Seal of Minnesota Flour Steven S Electrlc Q Phone 149 3 Phone 212 2100 Graham Avenue S gr Windber Pennsylvania Windber Pennsylvania 'L ff , 32 Comphments Compliments if of of U Eh 3 Cambria-Rowe Shank Funeral Home 8 BUSINESS College Ambulance Service Iohnstown Pennsylvania Windber' Pa. Phone 578 0 Compliments Meek Funeral Home Windber Electric Si C 1902 n e 0 Corporation S G' A b 1 S ' G 2 509 Fifteenth Street m u ance ervwe 19 Windber Pennsylvania Windber PefmSYlV3ni3 L J S 0 One Hundred Twenty Seven 3 SOMERSET FARM BUREAU g 3 C0-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION g E Willcllrel' Somerset Meyersrlale S 5 Farmer Owned Farmer Controlled 9 5 9 5 3 R Q Petroleum Products - Feed - Fertilizers 2 2 Farm Mavllinery - Elevtrieal Appliances E Co All the Way With Farm Bureau Quality 3 5 3 S 5 E COMPLIMENTS S OF Q 3 ii 2 McNeal Lumber Co. E if 0 Cl 3 we 3 S 3 if Q WINIJBER PENNSYLVANIA 9 E 3 Safesawww,JwQQQQNDVQMQKDMQNQQMDQMFQQQQQQRQSQQ One Hundred Twenty Eight GJbc?2Qvs?9GQQ7s?7s?9?'bs?fQ::GNQz6g4bs?bs6:N'bcGN96:afQ:7s6:N'Qfs6:NQ:-160 Q Compliments Compliments 2 of of t 9 . Dr. Charles S S 1 Wlndber Beauty Baughman 0 9622 a:959JaJ5Q 1300 Graham Avenue S Windber Pennsylvania Windber Pennsylvania E Congratulations, Congratulations to the S Graduates Class of 1950 K, . S5 J30k,S HUIUC Ted Br1cker's Q GG 9 95 T 5 Auto Store EVERYBODYS STORE 52 2 Windber Pennsylvania Windber Pennsylvania E 5 2 2 Best Wishes to the F' A' J Class of 1950 23 S A ttorney-at-Law QS . . 31 Arcadia Theater sos Thirteenth Sfmt S 3 Windber Pennsylvania Windber pennsylvania g .5 Congratulations to the Class of 1950 Congratulations to the Class of 1950 Windber Era, Inc. Whauey Moto' PCO' K? 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