Windber High School - Stylus Yearbook (Windber, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1952 volume:

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As we move about in our daily routine, at home and in school, we heed- lessly pass by countless examples of the scientist's magic: the soft drink at football games, the phonograph record that blares out at a pep dance, the aspirin that coaches consume after games, anti-histamines that are for the sniffles, the per- fume that wafts past you in the hall, the white nylon socks that all girls feel they must wear, the cellophane wrapper on that candy bar that you throw carelessly towards that plastic lcoall wastebasket. All of these and about 200,000 other products are examples of scientific wizardry applied to coal. Today with the scientist ever at our elbow helping to uncover some new power of that great giant of the earth, King Coal, Windber can be glad that in all probability today, as in yesteryear, its future is tied to those bituminous coal seams. With the ever widening field of opportunities for the use of coal, it is the hope of the Class of 1952 that Windber will become aware of its potential great- ness in the .manufacture of plastics, drugs, paints, etc., and give us, its future citizens, broader opportunities for having a better life in the community in which we live. is K. 1, dble jupmviubn CLYDE E. BOUNDS Superinfendenf of Schools ERNEST B. CASSLER Principal of High School Plua fn Env ' CHARLES ZANKEY MIKE SERRIAN ALEX RICH OLIVER HOFFMAN Presidenf .......... Vice-Presidenf ...... Secrefary ...... Treasurer ...... FREDERICK SELL CHARLES ZANKEY MIKE SERRIIAN ALEX RICH OLIVER HOFFMAN VICTOR ZACK DR. JOHN S. KITZMIl.LER CLYDE OBER lndusfrial Arfs RICHARD MICKLE Civics Faculfy Manager ANN REAGAN School Secrefary MARY MARGARET WASHKO Social Studies NANCY KOVAC Physical Educaiion Noon Hour Acfivifies GEORGE MEASE Mafhemafics Supervisor-Noon Baslcefball JOSEPH FLORI English Civics Coach-Midgef Baslcefball JOHN KAWCHAK Mafhemafics Head Football Coach BEATRICE MURPHY Problems of Democracy Adviser-Senior Class JOH N SHRU DA Business Education Adviser- Stylus THOMAS DURST Science Adviser-Hi-Y Faculty Manager- .lunior High MARLIN WINGARD Chemistry Science ANNE BUCKSHAW PROBERT English Adviser-Freshman Class afupfvmuzd NUNZIO YOCCA Industrial Arts Adviser-Stage Crew GRANT WEAVER Industrial Arts STEVE KAPLAN Social Studies Health Assistant Football Coach Basketball Coach Baseball Coach JOHN SHUSTER Business Education Adviser- Hi Times Adviser-Commercial Club FLORA SANTUCCI YOCCA Business Education Adviser-Commercial Club NOVA MAYER Home Economics Adviser-F. H. A. GORDON EMERY Ari Adviser Sfylus OLIVE FORNEAR Music BETTY KRING GOOD Home Economics Adviser-F. H. A. Jlw 61113110 'I. EILEEN DUNCAN English Adviser-Jr. Y-Teens 2. and 3. ALEX ATTY Physical Educafion Healfh Physiology Assisfanf Fooiball Coach Wreslling Coach Adviser-Sophomore Class 4. HILMA SHAFFER Spanish Human Relafions Adviser-F. T. A. Visual Aids 5. MARGARET MCLAUGHLIN English Adviser-Dramafics Club Sponsor-Troupe 7122 National Thespian Socief Y 0 1 3 L:c l rn Bhfe-qu HELEN STEELE U. S. Hisfory Adviser S1ylus KATHERINE KEENAN English Library Adviser Hi Times Adviser-Junior Class BEATRICE ONSTEAD Business Educalion Treasurer-Sfudenl Aclivilies LOUIS LAMBER Band ep Orc fra ,7 in Sw UI Jomoluww ROMAYN E WEAVER Lafin Adviser-Sr. Y-Teens KENNETH KOONTZ Biology LUCILLE CARROLL English Adviser-Dramafics Club JOHN SAYLOR Physics Mafhemafics HERBERT WAGNER Physical Educafion Health Driver Educafion 111.2412 Qmmvn Plzalluz jun . . . 'iw JOE POLANSKY CHARLES MCTAGGART ANGELO STEFANO DAVID LUTHER HYMAN SLESINGER MARIE PRlBEK ELSIE COURTOT Twelve fliflfllmwil SEPTEMBER September is a month of ioy When we return to school-Oh, boy! But though we gripe about the fact, We soon get in the same old track. OCTOBER October brings the football season- A time we all like-and with reason. For then the days go hurrying past, Until the Johnstown game comes at last NOVEMBER November brings both ioy and woe lCause the football scores are lowl But then there is a short vacation, When we find time for relaxation. DECEMBER December brings a hope of respite As vacation days come into sight. The assembly program of music and verse Sends us home for better or worse. JANUARY January finds us in the groove As into mid-term exams we now move. But the .month has other things to do Basketball and wrestling get our attention oo FEBRUARY February gets us in a great big dither As our glances wonder hither and thither. For from our midst we select a twosome The King and Queen of Hearts-we choose MARCH March convinces us we're in a grind As the long stretch ahead we begin to min But with music festivities in the school Work, sometimes, is not the rule. APRIL April brings some looked for events When we combine dollars and scents For Easter finery we need the dough, The scents, for the Prom, when the lights are low. MAY May's the month for which we long llt'll take us years to know we're wrongl When we'll hear the bell's last dong. With dances and picnics and other fun, We soon find our last year's done. Thirteen The paintings used on the division pages of the i952 Stylus are the work of a well-known Windber artist, Lawrence Whitaker. 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I :N ,I I l r ' jf' I YU ff . f. I My 4 x MARY ELIZABETH MARIAN M. BERKEY BARTOLOMUCCI july 19 ffM,m,eff Dec. 27 Bart Mixed Chorus 3, 4, F. H. A. 4, Commercial Club 4. Mixed Chorus 3, 4, F. H. A. 4, Stylus Staff 4. JANET ANN BLACKBURN ARGARET ANN BOSSI May 22 Janet t. l Muggs tj Band l, 2, 3, 4, F. H. . l, 2 3 J Commercial Club 4. Gi Chorus 2, , i xr Mi d Chorus? ' -I ' tylus Staff . . J, jj x IHS U x l Il , v- ' X rl XII X I A? . rt x Ii I Eighteen 11 BILL APPLEYARD Oct. 23 Apples Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, esgssuai Xe ,I Senior Coun 'I, Mda o Kingugbfliear 45 ff f -I' App! Ly' 6 V ' f' '7 f' 'I JOHN A. BABULA Oct. 7 Babalu MARY LOUISE BOTLOCK Jan. 4 HMUFY Mixed Chorus l, 4, Dramatics Club 3, F. H. A. 4. n JOSEPH R. BOYKO Jan. 5 Joe Commercial Club 4. ...W J P9 Q NRM ' li JJ bf Q I 5' , PJ . l lJ It 3 VC' he g - - 1 v x C X - SALLY ANN BOYD Oct. 3 Sal Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club l, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 4, F. H. A. l, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4, Student Council 4, Senior Play, National Thespian Society 4. THERESA FRANCES BRZANA Sept. 15 Theresa F. H. A. 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 4, was ,M 5, I .:.., H 4 f , .J ROBERT BUCCI SARA JANE BUCKWALTER July 'l4 Sal Dramatics Club l, 2, W. i .tW ',. , , Mixed Chorus 4. L SUSAN B. CALLEN Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 'l, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 4, Stylus Staff 4, National Thespian Society 3, 4, Senior Play. 1 ' ,i.!,,1,1.J I 'I 1 , f J ' I V if H ,Q ' 'Nineteen' J' A A Jan. 30 Sue NICK BUCKOVICH Dec. 7 Bob Apr. 4 Buck Commercial Club 4, Pres. 4, Dramatics Club 4, Student Council 4' Seni r Co iffy! Aff? l, . viff' Wg. , C' ffLFr' ' fv..',J-'J - ALICE E. wr-in-f' A Feb. 1 Aye Girls' Chorus 3, Mixed Chorus 2, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, Stylus Staff 4. JANET CAMPITELL Oct. 10 Jan Commercial Club 4, Cheerleader 4, Mixed Chorus 4. In .- 5 Iv! X I , fd '14 ,-' 4 ff, A it L, NICK CROGNALE A July 6 ' 'Q 1 i W - A 4, 1 ff Qwfjyfywy ROSE MARIE CSORDAS Dec. I I uAbbyN Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4, F H A 'l, 2, Commercial Club 4, Girls' Chorus 2, 3. MARY ANN DANKO Feb. 8 X Mayme Dranqatics Cla I Tre x- . I I I J U Ifx f '1 ' 'RIM Ill' 1 , XM GEORGE CASSANESE Stage Crew 4, Hi-Times Staff 4, Dramatics Club 4. .. f -,I W 1 KL' .fi X. 11' ' I I I .Vf.,.,4.-J I I A l g logzkt s. CONJELKO Jan. Q3 Conf ' B nd I, 2, 3, 4, 'Vx I ' Cgmmercial Club 4. V. K ' 1 IQAR U S t. I Sis ee I, , , ram t' Clu ,4, . .' .3, Chorus 3, M i- mes Staff 3, 4, tor 4, 'onal Thespian Society 4. ANGELINE I. D'AGOSTlNO Aug. 9 Angie Commercial Club 4. LOUIS DELGROSS Oct. 24 Lou ' x if lvl: ' I ,W ,iff IIIM ,V Nl JJ' kr' O' HI 'Q . I. A X . ,Qs u I X Y my TI W Pl Twenty ' Xa .Qs QQ IINXI I tx: ', ax, July I0 George .Tl . CARL D. CASSLER Oct. I7 Carl Band I, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Usher 3, 4, Camera Club 2, Boys' Chorus 3, 4, Central Western Chorus 3, 4: All-County Chorus 2, 3, F. T. A. 4, Stylus Staff 4. All-State Chorus 4. JAMES CRERAR DGC. I6 Scotty Wrestling I, Boys' Chorus I. 1 qnxyiff jfylggfffwl Sify ,lflkfzfvif JOANNE DEMARCO MILTON DEMBINSKY Dec. 'II ' JO Oct. I4 Bir1ky Wrestling 2, Track 3. 5 GRACE ELIZABETH DEPOLO SHIRLEY JEAN DOBSON I Jani 28 Gracie Sept. 21 Shirl Dramatics Club I, 2, 3, 4, Class Tfeqg, 2, . Pres 4: Class Sec. 3, Y-TGSHS I, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec.-Treas. VICG-PYGS. 3: Commercial Club 4, F. H. A. 3, ' Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Hi-Times Staff 4, National Thespian , Society 3, 4, Senior Play, Attendant to Queen of Hearts 4. Y-Teens 'I, 2, 3, 1 I 1 Ot' - J ' TH MAS DOLAN Apr. IO Donuts I DON DURST June 20 Ducky Boys' Chorus 'I, 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Hy-Y 4. KAN' I I ' 1 GEORGE CHARLES FINDISH July I9 Milky Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Boys'5xChorusi 2, ,3, 4. N AAI- F ' ' Twentyxbne N9 ' A L K JJ -ff , .G .1 , J l N-Nr' J Q l xafd ETHEL DOMONKOS May 29 Ethel' Mixed Chorus 3, 4, F. H. A. 3, 4. ALBERT DUTZMAN Apr. 12 Chubby .. , ff 4 DAVID FINNEGAN APY- I2 Dave' NILA FITZSIMMONS Band 'l, 2, Dramatics Club 'l, 2, 4, National Thespian Society 4. HELEN J. GEHMAN Nov. 2 Helen Y-Teens 'l, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. l, Dramatics Club 4, Girls' Chorus 'l, 2, Mixed Chorus 4, Senior Council. . f NORMAN E. GOETZ ElMlEV .IGWK June 'I7 Speedy M Y j Ge H If Boys' Chorus 'l, 3, 4, ' . - l, 'Z I Mixed Chorus 3, 4, ixe 'hows 3, - Hi-Y 4. , 4 1 A . l ' ' l ' K VLA WL, Ll W Lfi. CA .fy 6 ff! , 1 J' 5 . LH , ' I f-sllll Llp., V l I V . X lx. Ifvv H r, K jg lflfv' yj 1 L'l'l'W f JANE HAGAN S'l!EV ANDREW V ' Feb. 25 fftaneff H NCHAW H t Maiofene 2, 3, 4, Def- 8 D'd L Y-Teens 'I, 2, 3, 4, FO0TbGll l, 2, 3, 4: lt Commercial Club 4, Dramatics Club 'l. ROBERT C. HEGEDUS Oct. 4 Heggie Football i. u Basketball 'l, 2, V Baseball Mgr. 2, Track 3. MILDRED FAYE HELMAN Jqn, 24 Millie Dramatics Club 4, Commercial Club 4. Twenty Two Apr. 18 Fill I Sept, 6 Shir, Mixed Chor s , SHIRLEY ANN UST F. H. A. 4 of MES F Qi Feb 8 Hlgff lass Pres. 'l, Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, Band 2, Student Council 'l, 2, 3, 47 Pres. 4, I Football 'l, 2, Basketball 'I, V Dramatics Club 4, ' All-State Orchestra 3, 4, ' Central Western fit 6 Orchestra, 3, 4, oy All-County Orchestra 3. Uv I it 1 -N, If it ' tr fr NW. yi RONALD HENDERSON Mar. 3'I Henny Commercial Club 3, 4, illtji fr ZWMMW I fflilftfjs BBAANH Aug. 6 H isu Y-Teens I, 2, 3, , Dramatics Club I, Commercial Club 3, 4, IU Girls' Chorus 'I, 2, 3, JI Mixed Chorus 4, Maiorette I. lv, U5 e YN XI I AR L' L C f. ,414-1 , ,I If 4,4711 X171 ,'. . -4' I 'Jul' JNL i! f. N, L' fix.. In L, ' Nj' , I CW 'It .flil ,il - f - -J. ff' I t ff. ' QL It f-f A , 'J , fs L .fl I' 1 f Vlj -A if ' SYLVIA HETTLE , 1 Apr. 29 F Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4,,.f' ' Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club I, 2, 3, F. H. A. Ii Student Council 3. JAMES MICHAEL HORDUBAY Feb. 20 Baldy Football 'I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 'I, 3, Baseball 3, 4, Wrestling Mgr. 2. ANNA MAE HORVATH July 11 Anna Y-Teens 3, Commercial Club 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4, Mixed Chorus 4. RICHARD THOMAS HUDY Football 'l, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 2, 3, Baseball 2, Dramatics Club I, 3, Senior Council, Camera Club 2, ' Y-Teens fl, 3, 4, f Dramatics Club 'l, Girls' Chorus T, , ' Pianist, Mixed Chorus 4, Monitor 4. Twenty Three Sept. 28 Dick Basketball 'l, Attendant to King of Hearts 4. , VALERIA I. KATONA Oktt. I8 VaIi JL. ROBERT HREBIK July 31 ,,fMooney Football I, 2, 3, Baseball 3, 4, Basketball 'I. JEAN HUGHES Oct, I 1 Band 'I, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 4, F. T. A. 4, Central Western V Orchestra 4, 4 Central Western Band 3, All-County Band 3. J ean HARRY G. KEIRN DSC. 21 Hg0k' Football I, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4. 1 JOHN LEO KLOC Nov. 20 Kloc EVELYN MARIE KNAPP Aug. 3'l Evie Commercial Club 3, 4, F. H. A. I. 3 gm Y . Q G' s hor 2 R ' Ml ed h Ir s mercial I itil N . wig ali, Boys' Chorus I, Hi-Y 3, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, 4' Y' RAYMOND KLUK Sept. 2 Herky Mixed Chorus 4. JACK KOCHERA Mar. 2'l Tiger Jack Football I, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Usher 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, Wrestling Mgr. 3, 4. N DONNA JEAN KOONTZ Apr. I8 Jean Band I, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 'l, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 2, Treas. 3, Dramatic Club 3, 4, National Thespian Society 4. Twenty Four Dramatics Club 4. Girls' Chorus 2. 11 DON KELLER JOANNE E. KELLER Jan. 20 Killer Oct, 18 'UQ' Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club I, 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2, Monitor 4, Stylus Staff 4, National Thespian Society 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4. GLENNA KEPHART MARGARET IDA KISS Apr. 23 Blondie Oct. 4 Peggy Y-Teens I, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 3, Class Sec. 4, Office Sec. 4. 1 ff' i . I J- T I' A lu, I I' lx fx! f I A., A, .J t f . ,.w ,J vw 1 Q L4 I I fl I I DANIEL I. KOPCIK Nov. 24 Danny Football 'l, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Chorus I, Mixed Chorus 4, Dramatics Club 3, 4, Track 3, Senior Play, National Thespian Society 4. JULIUS W. KOVACH Aug. 26 Juicy Usher 4. if ' 0 ,5- My n Qylj A' AGNES R. KOSHUTE Jan. 21 Cheerleader 3, 4, Dramatics Club 2, Comm Girls' Mixed B Dec. 24 Track . T I NV' , ,fwfff ' 1 'xv- ay we f ercial Club 4, Chorus I, 2, 3, Chorus 4. OB KUNDRACIK nKundyu 3. QUAY R. LAMBERT Aug. 'I4 Lambug Track 3, Commercial Club 3, 4. ELEANOR ELAINE LEONARDIS June 26 Eleanor Band I, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4. National Thespian Society 4. KENT LIGHTHALL May 4 Kent Mixed Chorus 4, Boys' Chorus 4, HI-Y 47 Senior Play. Twenty Five BETTY LEBER July 20 Bef Girls' Chorus 2, 35 F. H. A. 'If Commercial CIub'3, 4. LORETTA LEONARDIS Jan. 'I Lo' Girls' Chorus 2, ,,Mixed Chorus, 3, 4. DON LOMBARDI Dec. 9 , Lum' Usher 4. it R J .U sw' Sify E+ V X 9 N 5 I . N 4 N N. 'N u A J -N K Y.. I , S E. v 'K N MILDRED MARCINKO Mgy 3 Mime F. H. A. 1, Commercial Club 3, 4. SHIRLEY MARINO Aug. 17 ShirI F. H. A. l, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 4, Y-Teens 3, Student Council 3, Dramotics Club 3, Girls' Chorus l, 2, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, All-County Chorus 3. MARY ANN MCCUNE July 'IO Mary Ann Dr matics Club 4, Gigs' Chorus 'l, Miixed Chorus 2, 4, Y5TQens 1, 2, 3, 4. . .ffl 1 , ,WWI . W viz, '.,..,... ec? if J ,, 7 SHIRLEY ANN MACU6 Mar. 'l'l MGC Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4, Hi-Times Staff 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 4, Girls' Chorus 'l. BETTY ANN MAKUCH Jan. 2 Belly Dramatics Club 'l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, Cheerleader 3, 4, Senior Council, Attendant to Queen of Hearts 3, Senior Play, National Thespian Society 4, Queen of Hearts 4. t IAA AW 4 'IJ ,I WILLIAM MARFIzo Oct. 4 IIBi ll, Class Pres. 4, Y Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-captain 4, Basketball 'l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, King of Hearts 4. KATHRYN LILLIAN MCADOO May HLH11 Y-Teens 'l, 2, 3, 4, Band 'I, 2, 3, 4, F. T. A. 4, Stylus Staff 4, Monitor 4, National Thespian Society 4, Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4. ELIZABETH JOAN MCELHAN EY gx 6 - Betty Mac 4 Mix Chorus ,,3, 4, Co ercial Clu 4. Q x ' J xx. 'Q . . Q I ' Twenty Six JOSEPH JAMES MAGAZZU pr. 'I J Boys' Chorus l, Mixed Chorus 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. LOIS MANGES OS Ma r. 2 Lo Mixed Chorus 3, Y-Teens 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4. ISADORE McNUa.'l'Y Nov. 'I9 Ducky Band 'l, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club l, 2, Commercial Club 4, Sec. 4, Orchestra 3. AUDREY JANE MILLER June 3 Aud Y-Teens 'l, F. l'l. A. l, 4, Pianist, Girls' Chorus 2, 3, Orchestra 3, Mixed Chorus 4. -.,,. A lf . 5 lv .,,,.-'f? Commercial Club 4- KATHERlNE MEHALIC Feb. 3 Cathy Mixed Chorus 4. I' L. , RosEMCigLgf1M1LLEn aw Mar. 22 r ,t 'Qt 2 lysis MixedY'Cvhorus 3,-4,5 ' Dramdtics Clul77sj,, 3,' Band' 2, 3, Hi-Times Staff 4. JANET MULLEN ETHEL JEAN MURRAY Feb. 5 Mullen Dec. 22 ti Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Student Council 2, 3, F. H. A. 4. , Dy' Mciorette l, 2, Girls' Chorus 3, AV VX Mixed Chorus 4, . A. fx Class sec. 2, tt ,J 1 Class Treas. 3, 4, 3 gf Commercial Club 3, 4, , , J! f -' Attendant to Queen of ,VA A Hearts 4.f h AJ' jf V1 , M K5 324421 -H' 1' pf, t f . W .2 1 lf if 'X s.. ff. I ,N ' 'l if ,ffll llx 1 ,Lvl . 'xg JA ly., GEORGE WIL ON MYERS 77' .A JENNIE NAVARRO Mar. 26 Cuddle Nov. 5 Shorty Girls' Chorus 3, Mixed Chorus 4, Commercial Club l, All-County Chorus 2. Band l, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Baseball Mgr. l, 2, 3, Usher 4, All-County Batd 3. THERESA MARIE NERGEY BARBARA MARIE NEMCEK May 25 Treese Jan. 23 Bobs Mixed Chorus 2, Girls' Chorus l, 2, 3, Girls' Chorus 3, Mixed Chorus 4, Commercial Club 3, 4. Commercial Club 3, 4, X I Office Sec. 4, L Stylus Staff 4. I i. Twenty Seven LF, Urlid KVI ' I ,A ,pl WILLIAM OLDHAM July 2l Bill Football I, 2, 3, 45 Track 35 Student Council I5 Basketball 'I5 Baseball Mgr. 'I, 25 Orchestra I, 2, 35 Wrestling 45 Attendants to King of Hearts 4. c fl W ,O ' Is ' fr I QM Y EL Z H I P LLA ept. 'I V' I 'Pachelli Che lead' 3, 45 I gg merci lub 3, 45 1 1irls7Ch f Q!! 1 1 iff, Lf f I :I IL It STEVEN L. PATRICK HOWARD PENNER July 27 Fudd Nov. 3 Tony Boys' Chorus I5 Mixed Chorus 3, 4. DONALD E. PENROD DOROTHY JEAN PENROD Nov. 8 Penrod July 21 Darth Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 ,A Dramatics Club 5 Hi-Time sift , 1l7AUllY,I7 rJ 'lj Q54 M I 'W 1' ' ., Q, ANNA LOUISE PEPON THERESA E P IC N july 25 Ann Apr. 20 Mixed Chorus 45 Mixed F. H. A. 3, 4. Commef Dramatics lub 5 u Q4, A Girls' Cho s I 5 1 F. H. A. . ll f J 7' BARBARA ORESKO Feb. 3 Barb Mixed Chorus 45 Student Council 3. ANDREW ERNEST PAPINCHAK June 3 Er ' Class Vice-Pres. 35 Band 3, 4, Pres. 45 Orchestra 4, Pres. 45 Student Council 4 ,J Vice-Pres. 45 Boys' Chorus I, 45 Senior Play5 ,, Central Western Orchestra 45 Attendant to King of Hearts 4. IKZMQQAP J MII GEORGE PETRO Dec. 19 Yudo Class Vice-Pres. 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Football Mgr. 2, 3, 4, F. T. A. 4, Vice-Pres. 4. JOANNE PRISTOW July 'IO Jo Girls' Chorus l, Student Council 2, Cheerleader 3, 4, ommercial Club 3, 4, Dramatics Club 3, 4, Stylus Staff 4, Mf ed Chorus 4. ,lf fro 'GD Q 1 1 1 BETTY JANE PRICE June 'I4 Betty Girls' Chorus 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 4, Stylus Staff 4. JAMES E. PUCKEY Oct. 23 Puclcey Wrestling 'l, 2, 3, 4. 1 1. x lv j l Mixed Chorus 4, Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4, All-County Band 3, All-County Orchestra 3. Sf. Vvfbg ELIZABETH L. ROSA . Girls' Chorus 'l, 2, 'WY' Mixed Chorus 3, 4, - bk, Librarian 2, S F. H. A. 4. X - FRANCES S. REAY ' .J June 6 Fran Dramatics Club 2, Y-Teens 'l, 2, Girls' Chorus 1, Mixed Chorus 2, 4. DAVID C. RIOS Jan. 25 Curly Band l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, National Thespian Society 4, W5 Nov. 5 Rosa JOHN RlLLO Apr. 'I7 Johnny Band 'l, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4, Sec. 4 Mixed Chorus 4, Boys' Chorus 4, National Thespian Society 4 Central Western Chorus 4-. MARIANN ROCK Feb. 4 Suz' Band 'l, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4. LEONARD RUBAL July 4 Len' Class Pres. 3, Football 'l, 2, 3, 4, Co-captain 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 'l, 2, 3, 4, ' rg, 35' . VT V 'A 5' -1 Senior Council. '-'g-.A-JNL- Q- 'oz-K Vina.. L . G N -'ku 5:3-0 Q...-fix v-.Sf Jf-4 5 - I E K' 3 v' af' Twenty Nine I L29 Jr . nfs , ,f f ' I , PHYLLIS ALTH EA SAXTON May 22 Thea Dramatics Club 'l, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4. MARY ELIZABETH SEATON Oct. T5 Mary Beth Girls' Chorus l, Mixed Chorus 3, Cheerleader 3, 4, Captain 4, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4, National Thespian Society 3, 4, Attendant to Queen of Hearts 4, Maple Queen Contestant 4. EDWARD G. SENCY July 'l5 Sence n bww M oh, .Q Lai fV l 1 EDWARD RUFFNER Sept. 5 Eddie Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Central Western Band 3, All-County Band 3. BETTY JANE SCHWER Sept 6 Bells Dramatics Club 3, 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Monitor 4, Orchestra l, 2, 4, National Thespian Society 4. Monitor 4. JOSEPH ANTHONY SALKO4 Jan. 5 Joe Band l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 4, Central Western Orchestra 4, 4-fl Q ws XLAZQA , , GEORGE RUSSIAN May 26 Russian Football 'l, 2, Basketball 1, Baseball l, 2, Dramatics Club 4. EUGENE SAM Dec. 7 Sam Wrestling 2, 3, 4. JANET L. SEEESE Feb. Hseegee Y-Teens 'l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4. DOLORES ANN SENDECK Sept. 24 Dee Maiorette 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 1, Commercial Club 3, 4. Thirty JEAN SEVERINE Nov. l3 Jean Mixed Chorus 4, Girls' Chorus l, Commercial Club 3, 4. GARDNER G. SHAFFER Dec. 15 Sam Stage Crew 2, 3, 4, Hi-Times Staff 4, Boys' Chorus l. LUELLA MAE SHAFFER May 27 Tim Sept. I0 Shaff Commercial Club 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Librarian 2. Hi-Y 4, Camera Club 2. RICHARD SHAFFER Bond 'l, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Chorus 2, 3, 4, 'W W l 'Jiri Juom-I EILEEN SHAKE QB f 'Ry' .- Sept. 21 Judy A J, LK ,wwf Girls' Chorus 'l, 2, Mixed Chorus 4, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4, F. H. A. 4, Senior Play. AUDREY MAE SHIRT Mixed Chorus 3, 4, PHYLLIS JEAN SHULL Dramatics Club 2, 3, Y-Teens i, 2, Girls' Chorus 'l, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Commercial Club 4. Thirty One Aug. 7 Audrey X July 22 Phil ROSEMARIE E. SHEDLOSKY Mar. 'l4 Rosie F. H. A. 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 3, Mixed Chorus 4. 0' 4 W LAETTA ' Hl6ENTHAL Nov. 'I4 Lucy Maioreite 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 4, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, Senior Council. HELEN SHUSTER Nov. 'I9 Helen Band 3, 4, Commercial Club 4. f 'lb N K 'Z '!.ufC W IQ gi sv, ' ,M Vi X it if lfvl ix FRANCES SIRIANNI LOIS JOANNE SLOAN Aug. 2'I Franny Sept. 13 Betsy Commercial Club 4., Band 2, 3, 4, V Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, cf, Dramatics Club I, Senior Play. ' - iw lj I lj' WA I-1 mfg? II ji' M' I I UJK' Q L' ,fl HELEN SMITH NORMAL. STEELE XXV. J I 'Lf Aug. 'I3 Smitty Oct. 'I2 Norma V I . M Dramatlcs Club 'I, Class Sec. I, Y-Teens 'I, 2, 3, 4, Maiorette T, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 'I, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 'I, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4, Treas. 4, Dramatics Club 2, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, StyIus Staff 4, Stylus Staff 4, Senior Play, Librarian 2, Pres. 2, National Thespian Society 4, Attendant to Queen of Hearts 4. DELORES STEFFISH CHRISTINA STEVENS Aug. I7 Dee Aug. 26 Teenie Student Council 3, Dramatics Club I, 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, Stylus Staff 4. Y-Teens T, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 4, Librarian 'I, Stylus Staff 4, F. H. A. 2, Central Western Orchestra 3, 4, All-County Orchestra 3, 4. JOAN STIPANICK HELEN STUDNARY Dec. 4 Jo Jan. 26 Helen Commercial Club 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, F. H. A. 4. Girls' Chorus 'I. AGNES LOUISE SURINA MARY TESSARI Apr. I3 Aggie Oct. 31 Mary Commercial Club 4. Hi-Times Staff 3, 4, F. H. A. T, Stylus Staff 4. Thirty Two LYNN THOMAS JOSEPH T MPSON May 27 Lynn out 19 X ' Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, C Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, -.: . 4, Band 3, 4, F ---- -w .-- 4, X Student Council 2, ,Q ii Boys' Chorus 1, Orc a , Senior Play. Natio Thespian Society 4. BARBARA TORQUATO PAUL A. UPDEGRAFF Dec. 31 Bobs Sept. 1 Upde Y-Teens 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, Hi-Y 4. Band l, 2, 3, 4, Stylus Staff 4. BETTY VANEIKEN Dromatics Club T, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, F. H. A. 1. MARY KATHRYN VINOSKY Moy 29 Mamie Hi-Times Staff 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 2. MARY ANN D. WALKO Mixed Chorus 4, F. H. A. 4. Thirty Three Feb. 27 Blondy July T3 Merc Scffsfffff BA6212fgiA v o Dec. 2 'B bs Y-Teens 2, 4, 5? F. H. A. 3, 4, Mixed Chorus , Girls' Chorus 2, , Z If THOMAS J. WALKER Oct. 'I8 Black Tom Track 3, 4. JOAN WARGO Sept. 'I2 Jo Band 'I, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, Commercial Club 4, Student Council 4, Se All-County Orchestra All-County Band 3. c. 4, 21 3? JOSEPH T. WASHKO INEZ WEBB 'fyfbu' Q 1 Jan. 30 Joe July 11 Toots 1 ', ju,-f ' Band 2, 3, Band 2, 3, ,.' 'D iv 1 Student Council 2, 3, Hi-Times Staff 3, 4, by ' Boys' Chorus 4. Commercial Club 4, fr' F. H. A. 1, Librarian 3, 4. HELEN K. WHITE ELONA K. WONYETYE July 13 llwhlflell Jan. 14 Al Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4, Orchestra 2, Student Council 1. Commercial Club 3, 4, Senior Play, Stylus Staff 4, Attendant to Queen of Hearts 4. CATHERINE LOUISE YANIK ELIZABETH C. YOUNKER Nov. 25 Kay May 15 Libby Dramatics Club 1, Mixed Chorus 4, Commercial Club 4, F. H. A. 4. Hi-Times Staff 3, 4. ANDREW JOHN ZABRUCKY Oct. 19 Zip IN LOVING MEMORY OF OUR CLASSMATES: A DAVID HILLEGAS5 M' Born: March 19, 1932 , Died: December 21, 1947 If JOAN GREBIS Born: August 9, 1934 ' Died: March 22, 1950 ':':--2:::' ii 19? Thirty Four ROOM FOR ONE MORE ROW' l-B. Makuch. S. Callen, G. Depnlo, D. Kopcik, L. Sloan, Shake: ROW 2-E. Papinchak, Boyd. ll B. Qonlelko, H. White. I.. rhomas, N. Steele, K. Lightha . 'zz Klau Play Mr. and Mrs. Rose who are accustomed to taking in children adopt a crippled boy named Jimmy John. He thinks he's good for nothing until he saves the day when his life story is sold to a movie company. Betty Makuch as Teensie, and Daniel Kopcik as Jimmy John try to get those cues all lined up. Miss Murphy, the director and Senior Class adviser, succeeded with the help of an able cast in giving Windber one of the best plays ever given in our high school. Sally Boyd, as Mrs. Biddle, and Ernest Papinchak as Joey break the news to his mother, Grace DePoIo, that he intends to marry Betty, Sue Callen, and give up his ambition to be a doctor. sw Thirty Five M , was ii? is A self-taught man, Mr. Whitaker has never attended an art school or received instruction in painting. As a child, he dis- played such interest in art that his mother emptied a room and turned it into a studio for him. A barber, by trade, he ,now paints in his spare time. In fact, painting has become his vocation rather than his avocation. ff' , W' ,K-4 '-r Vff 1 1,15 if 3 .4 An X 6 BY xAwvs.NCE VNWSER N v4c7 wA X , . , L glzi yy. I ff: i , 41. .fu .r L Q' 1. ' ' ffxlxw' 'pw X' Vx 'M-1 iff: fu mx 1- , f, ,. . ' A- Aw' f' '::- ,V Qdlfpilgvx 1175 'IQ-',f15:1 f, 3f'Vrii.f : gf- rn? 7 I-ZW11: flhkj L 1 ' ' eff! 'X' I X SM :A ff, . If ,4 'J' 4 qifixu MM 2 'f'f -' l'Cr7y,l,-T-W1 X A W 5.4, WI' F IQ K, . 'fl I'--1 .y:- W' 1-GT? ,'. 2' lftffmfzf ..' Arn? 15:',!,, ' f-YY' vigil- J. ' 3 I, , I -.. Q3!, ff if Q ROW I-I. DiGiluio, T. Gentile, R. Camille, B. Cerwinslcv, Bucci, M. Berkey, G. Boylan, M. Adore, D. Bartolomufrfi: ROW 2-E. Brehm, A. Baker, A. Damico. R. Flnneqan, C, Bvrkvv, T, Charniga, G, Fedenlccvich. A. Beutman, T. Bauqlv man. L. Campltell, D. Gahngcn, E. Guhvtcg Row 3-M. Buckwalter, A. Geisel, M, Gula, H. Bartek, I. Boylan, D, Diflori, Baumgardncr. S. Brumlvauqlx, C. Famt, B. Custer, I. Czaikowski, M. Greyhcfk: ROW 4-R, Gmscl. An- tonishvk, W. Ashbrook, I. Bohlifk, VV. Brnfr, A. Fnrmanrhik, I. Cosrantmo. R. Bowi, G. Boyd. E. DANKO N. STEVENS llrcsidcnt Vive-President ROVV l-if. Iezwkxc, L. Km-rfhwlcv, I. llcclxler, A. Konclas. R. Lawhcaml. I. Iarzalwck. Cv. Koharchllx, R, Leonardls. M. Klcna: ROW 2-l,. Lnvluc. P. llolwlm. M, Kunlz. I. Knshinskic, D. Hillcgaxy, C. Halcovxch. M. Fllclncv, E. Huzvz ROW 5-P. Howcllx, I. Kcllv, D. Hlarlxv, C. Kapawk. G. Kgvach, I. Kapun. P. Lillv. S. Honaclle: ROW 4-I. llvniflx, I. llorzluhay. A. Knapp, I. Karrzvwski, M. Kurcncs, B. Holsopple, R. Hclman. I. Holman: ROW 5-I. l le1slcx', I. Hamznk. I. Kaplan, VV. Hughfw P. llolmlca. I.. llnvmlu. Klehan. ROVV l-G. McKelxie, I, Noxak, G. Picrrc. G. Scndck, I. Naylor, R. Mcciich, I. Rcay, I. Pipon, S. Pernick, I. McDowell A. Shuster. C. Ott: ROW I-M. Orvsko, A. Papmvhak. P. Pipon. A. Panctti. E. Ripple, L. Scaqlione, P. McCuch, H Repko. N. Sherlock, A. Miller: ROVV I-A. Owens, R. Norris, B. Pcnrocl. A. Maiiger, B. Paxton, M. Polash, A. Salvo I. Rnuclalwush, R. Mcdxag ROVV 4-P. Paulcv, P. O'll.xra, D. Selcpack, A. Potasnik, C. Nladey, M. Miisfatello, I. Miller C. Naugleg ROW 5-G. Millcr. R. Millcr. VV. ML'Crcary, F. McDowell, Marushofk, E. Nlaxwell, I. Marfiztr. Klan M. HICKEY G. MCKELVIE Sccrctarv 'llrcasurcr ROVV I-I. VVeiQ, R. Slum-, il. Wchb, R. Ulawkv. lf. Sulensky, I. Studniary, C. Wilt, N. Stevens, F. Swausinoer G. Stefan: ROVV 2-P. VV:-mor, S. VVcv.xnl, B. Turk, C. Smith, D. Snyder. M. Weis, P. Zack. M. Williams, A. 'l'oki R. Zepka: ROVV 3-M. VVallox, I. Sweltz, I. Stoy, R. Vislcnky, V. Zahrodty, E. Zabroskv, M. Weaver. S. Y-'lovich ROW 4-A. Stopko. S. Weaxex', I. Wiser, E. Verosrick, B, Zahurak, C. Stoskey, R. Zankey, R. Statler: ROVV 5- D. Updegraff, I.. Verostlck, F. Stuwarz, W. Zack, A. Domonkus, D. Walker, C. Tokarsky. I I ,...........,...,.........v ROW 1-D. Mandel, B. Hancharik, G. Kephart, T. Hamzik. T. Korzi, A. Hovanec, Hritz. D. Huston, M. Hudack. S. Kushg ROW 2-E. Horduhay, V. Malik. B. Koslap, M. Hamill, E. Hclsel, G. Helsel, P. Hamill, M. Horwalh. L. Kcirn. S. Lubrano, R. Korzi: ROW 3-S. Law, D. Logue, M. Kachcr. H. Horner, L. Hromack, P. Lohr, D. Kough, E. Magazzu, I. Kingure, D. Hunt: ROW 4-B. Langley, L. Kovach. R. Hissong. M. Makoczy, D. Luch, M. Landi, M. Hissong, W. Kiss. lshmanp ROW 5F-R. Halcovich, I. Lapinsky, R. Hudy, Lorenc. I. Hajnos, R. Harclerude, T. Kanas, H. Iacobs. U .. Snpjwmo W. DLISACK E. HORDLIBAY President Vice-President ROW I-I. Burnheimer, R. Foust, F. Berlcey. R. Bahorik, E. Golish, W. Dusack, B. Bokinsky. S. Benko, I. Campitell, R. Bartek, A. Csordasz ROW Z-A. Boroviclca, P. Custer, M. Blasko, B. Anderson, G. Grimes, B. Botlock, S. Grirnison. L. Berkey. Burgess, D. Beard, D. Gogo. A. Croqnale: ROW 3-L. Domen, S. Evans, S. Betting, L. Bricker, S. Bounds, F. Barron, D. Adams, Barndollar, E. Bucci, A. Clyre, H. Crawford, E. Farkash. T. Benko, M. Babula, M. Cinko. ROW 4-C. Corle. E. rcene, E. Damico, I. Daniels, R. Facciani, F. Greene. C. Baughman, T. Fagan. P. Gerula, H. Clark. ROW l-T. Russian, D. Rizzo, E. Poet, I. Ripper, D. Pruclmic, R. Patrick, M. Mickle, Ott, Ncgrey, R, Puricelli, ROW 2-B. Martell, D, Ripple, B. Mickle, E. Pcpon, E, Maruschok, F. Novak, I. Marko, B. McDowell, P, Ott, E. Ott, M. Rosa, Polgar: ROW 3-D. Miller, S. Miller, H. Rakofzy, C, Oatman, H. Nosal, l. Mchalic, P. Preclko, P. McCune, D. Raulochik, S. Morris, L. Perkosky, R. Puricellip ROW 4-RV. Miller, R, Navarro, N. Phillips, D. Pevahouse. M. Pruchnic. R. Prlntow, W, Mccurh, R. McGci'. Klan S. GRIMISON D. RIPPLE Secretarv Treasurer ROW l-I. Senclck. G. Williamson, I. Waldman, L. Wallcowski, R, Smith. I. Zindash, M. Zahurak, R. Weis. P.. Tukar- Qki, L. Sanlucci: ROW IMI, Stipanick, B. Stone, S. Strahan. B. Stankii-wicz, M. Woznialc, S. Vaneiken, L. Zvolerin, E. Yinglmq, M. Shimlco: ROW 5-R, Verosticlc, M. Wasniclc, M, Stopko, B. Stecley, E. Voytko, M. Severint, P. Sax- ron. P. Trysnicky, li. Tantorno: ROW 4-E. Steffish, R. Tobias. F. Weaver, D. Schwer, I. Weaver, R. Wargo, E VVargog ROW 5-R. Weaver, I. Sombronski, L. Wirick, A. Tessarl, R. Wingard, R. Tantorno, R. Wise. ROW I-I. Bowwr, I, Brant, T. Botlnvsk, W. Bnnilv, M. Briana, F, Babnla, Dankn. F. DiDonato. P, Flori, R. Divirln: ROW 7-L DiG1ul1o. A. DiGiafomo, D. Gordon, I. Crist, li. Cn:-tantmn, P. Barnilt. S. Beeghlv, E. Briana, O. Bonltz, F. Fnugtg RIOW 3-R. Bol-cinskv. P. Gerfv, O Gephart. L. Flori, W, Foltz, R. Dntzman. A. Giallorcro. N. Gincllcsperqer. F. Blaclclwnrn I. Batristrz ROW 4-T. Cmrrlas, D. Flecqle, R. Grove. C. Garv, N. Bt-ckcv. D. Dawson, VV. Bunk. R. Blough. II. Douglass, B, Emv, I. Gcorqv, S. Drazvnovirh, B. Cnstcri ROW 5-M. D'Alimontc. D. Brant, A. Alex- andcr, I. Cunsolo, H, Gentile, R. Dresnock, R. Crow, M. Campitrll, R. Gnqo: ROW Iv-B, Blaikn. H. Frdorko. I, Fleck, I. Gcifcr, N. Blnugli. I. Coupfrthwaitc, C. Dailv, M. Cnxtcr, lf. Grcvhcrlx, C. Bcrkclwilr, I. hash. 3 A. GIALLORETO I. DANKO President Vivc-President ROW l-A. Maxwell, T, Inner-, I. Kni-tht. B. Hadclad. I. Kia-4, P. Keller, H. Horner, Malclx. A, Hazv, D. Hironirnus, F Lambert' ROW 7-E Mnrplw S. Lamlvnrn. I. l.uc'a5, C. Kapash. M. Lehman, P. Hill, S. Hoffman, V. Kosturko. 5. Martell, Holnlva, A. l'lr0n1L'u: ROW 3-I. Knut, S. Law. Iurlfli, M. Kaltenlvawqli, K. Kornprnlut, l. llorxntlw, M, Hnntc'r,P. Martino, M. Kopasck, lf, Miclaev: ROW 4-M, MrAaloo, M. Mtllfr, H, Mvllanncll. 5. Miller, I. MlL'kCX'. F. Morgan. P. Ioyce, B. lVlcAmlrcxx', W. Miller, W. Monk: RUVV 5-B. Hnnadlc, VV. Hill, I, Flurdnlway, A, Han' charilc. Kush, R. Knot, A. MrKinncv, D. Miclcouls. ROVV l-A. Pernlck, R. Somlvronski. A. Soltes, A. Shuster . A. Repko. I. Ol-lara, R. Rhodes, I. Novak, 'l'. Quinn, lt. Petro. S. Oresko, Onderko: ROW 2-B. Shaffer, l.. Roseherry, B. Pe-trilla, F. Sendeclc, E. Shaffer, D. Pomrov. W. Novak, E. Pauley, lf. Rizzo. F. Shaffer: ROW 3-I. Sloan, B. Polochak. C. Nolan, P. Potts, H. Potts, E. Reed. A. Paul, M. Pierre, M. Phillips, l.. Buckey, E. Nelson: ROW 4-D. Seese, E. Sckera, l., Santurm. li. Stelanifk, D. Nemcek. D, Patrirk. I. Shaffer, K. Smcthurst, D. Rose, ROW 5-T. Sloan, W. Snvcler. P. Nolan, R. Rounslev, R. Navlor. F. Rios, l. Roman, K. Solden. Klum I. MICKEY Secretary l.. SANTLICCI Treasurer ROW l-B Wetzcl, P. Voytko. I. Waltos, I. Steinbach. L. Steinbach. S. Studniary, M. Tessari R Stawar' F Zeiqler, F. Tallyen. E. Pctrilla: ROW 2-D. Stanish, M. Vallarcli. M. Tengeres, M. Llpdeqrafl, K. White, M. Vwloakv, I. Varner, R. Varner, F. Wierviora, A. Zelenak, N. Wirlclt, E. Studinary: ROW 3-I, Wise. K. Sherlock, P. 'Ncvant, M. Vaccaro, M. Spinos, I. Toomey, M. Stevens, E. Stapinmlcy. G. Vaneil-men, S. Vaneiken: ROW 4-S. Straver. Stefamck, P. Wagner, G. Telepen, R. Phillips, D. Wilt. Zahurak: ROVV 5-G. Zindaah, lf. Walters, li. Stoplco, G. VVinas, A. Toth, M. Spinazzolo, E. Zepka, E. Zofchak. 'QZMUT' ' MJf7,1,'54 xfjwjfl IN 1 Iygfllwl? 5 X, X., f V . U- 4,1449 'Q , . , ff J iff-J V 2. . ., L nf ' . 1, Lf , , , ,. LEFT PHOTO Hanging above the heads of these Freshmen candidates for office, who have been assembled to be introduced in the Freshmen homerooms, are the words Vote Wlsely. These two words are the keynote for the conduction of any election. TOP RIGHT-Judge of the election, Carl Cassler is watching so that the voters remove the numbers from their ballots. CENTER The election board consisting of a representa tive from each class: A. Hazy-Freshmen C. Oatman-Sophomore, J. Maruschak-Jun ior M Tessari-Senior presides over the elec tion. LOWER RIGHT-Helen White and Bob Conielko are passing out registration blanks. One place in our high school life where you can see democracy in the making is in student elections. These elections are conducted by the P. O. D. classes under the direction of Miss Mur- phy as a unit of class work. The details of carrying out an election by use of the preferential ballot are taught in social studies classes in preparation for holding class elections and other elec- tive activities. ln these photographs are reproduced some of the typical scenes on election day. One that the photographer missed was the iam around the bulletin boards as election results are posted. The highlight of the use of this type of ballot is the election ofthe King and Queen of Hearts for the Valentine Dance. Qnnwmacq Il 01u2.7C0zq6.Quzen SEATED-B. Makuch, W. Marfizo-Our queen and king. ROW 1-I. Mullen. N. Steele, M. Hickey, G. DePolo, H. Xlclfhite, M. B. Seaton: ROW 2-I. D. Aldstadt, W. Oldham, W. Appleyarcl, R. Hudy. E. Paplnchak, W. artell, Every year the Sophomore Class holds a Valentine Dance. To preside over the dance, the school selects a King and Queen of Hearts. The attendants are the runners-up. This year the dance had to be indefinitely postponed due to the fire which damaged the gym floor. Since the date of the dance couldn't coincide with Valentine Day, the title King and Queen of Hearts had to be changed to fit the spring theme ofthe dance. Forty Five ,mme 9 6011! sul As the cameraman 'Flitted around W. H. S., he managed to snap typical scenes from various classes. Who knows, maybe the camera has picked up a future Einstein, Sandburg, or Barrymore. The mimeograph machine seems to have caught the at- tention of this group of Com- mercial students. Physics students experiment with weights and measures in the Chemistry Laboratory. Looks as if book reports are due soon. Perspective? Still Life? Cartoons? Something new in Windber High-a typing class for College Preps. Has she mastered the art of salesmanship? dnclivme may Mr. Ober helps the boys with one of their proiects in Metal Shop. One! Two! Three! Four! Hold. T 9 some detail work. he office secretaries doin The pie is gone but the or ome lingers on fond the dishesl. This is where the fellows make d ce or chests with on eye on the future. A high pressure salesman with o pressure cooker. Junk Uhaf ,CSL .6:vl. csv will Wk xi? S Y ,G . A typical scene from our Halloween parade . . . Santa Claus pays us a visit . . . Football King and Queen-B. Marfizo and B. Makuch . . . What's cookin', Miss Cullen and Miss Baron? . . . Music, music, music . . . Watch the birdie! . . . Massacre the Indians! . . . Christmas proiects in Home Ec. Forty High! 6v'.eQuq'llp... ,fp 'I 5 A . ,.,, V-ml K. P. duty . . . Christmas Chapel . . . Crusade for Freedom . . . Time out for a rest . . . The Old Piano Roll Blues . . . Who's that in the middle? . . . Hi-Y, Y-Teen Wonder- land . . . Dream, Dream, Dream . . . T. B. X-rays . . . Maudie alias B. Makuch . . . There was a hot time in the old school that night! . . . March of Dimes . . . Annual Christmas Tea. Forty Nine Recognized nationally, as well as locally, Mr. Whitaker has attained fame and top honors in his field. He is listed in the Na- tional Biographical Reference Files of Who's Who in American Art and Who's Who in the East. He is a mem- ber of the Associated Artists of Pittsburgh and of the American Artists Professional League of New York. He is director of the Allied Artists of Johnstown and Presi- dent-elect of the Somerset County Artists' Association. 71x, 1.4. 0 -, U 1 11- I ,,,v.' .' 1.1. ,jx .L-5 'W , ul 4 67 Q17 ffm , 1 fl 005 ' 50, If ,-. V ' ' ' , , U . , 1 Afv -1 41? WP V' N , aw- ' I fvyp 0 V773 Ou. VPANTXNG 5 X1 MWRENGEWWTMER frlil 11. A ' Q J W mn-5 x f ' M I 4. '5f05 ,Ili . , X W yr: .Vp as -A 0 '- ' ,' 3 ' ' ' I - 4 -A ' ff' I . .f,, W X 1 . .xbgil Mfg ,ly .t M . ' ' ' , '- f' , Q , I, X 6' f lfggx' x -.vw gffgi f',2.!, 1 1' ' 'I ' ' ' A 'y ' ' 4 1 - ' lf, Na, Q 5 s 'um ' -'gfv' -.','. i'y 'L' Q .. x- if '- - '-. U 2-:Aff Q4 u U -g-1: ' H 1 ,, U sr ' 5-.V x ZI- ROW l-I. Gillespie, N, Stevens, L. Wirirk, E. Papinrhak, I. Danko, N. Buckovich, R. Hudy, M, Klena: ROW 2-D. Bartolo- milrci, Burgess, D. Ripple, L. Sanrucci, I. Mickey, A, Gialloreto, M. Weis. Nl. Williams, Wargo, W. Dusafk. 1, li D it l D Ili! U 1!, I U 4. I n ROW 1-C. Cassler, G. Petro, A. Furmanchik. Kaplan: ROW 2-B. Ripple, Douglas, S. Honadle. M. Buckwalter, F. Wier- viora, E. Brehmg ROW 3-I. Roudahush, R. Medva, Koontz, H, Shaffer-adviser. Hughes, L, McAdoo, S. Evans. First assignment-F. T. A. Student Council Dance Mrs Shaffer-F. T. A. adviser Mr Cassler-Student Council adviser F T A. Meeting Student Council Meeting The STUDENT COUNCIL is the governing body of W. H. S. With Jim Gil- lespie at the helm, it has helped to make the school year go more smoothly with helpful suggestions. They have, with the aid of The Little Store funds, bought several additions to school property. One of the newest is a television set which was installed in the auditorium. This has kept the students up on current events and-Garry Moore. A new organization this year, the Ernest B. Cassler Club of the FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA has made great progress. Named after our principal, the club aims at helping many of its members prepare for their profession as teachers. The seniors were given opportunities for substitute teaching, and all the members assisted teachers in various ways. Fifty Three ROW IMH. VV'hite, A. Bundy, B. Nemcck, C, Stevens, D. Steffish, Pristow: ROW 2-N. Steele, I, Keller, M. Tessari, Smirh, B. Torquam: ROW 'l-I, Aldstadt, M. Berkcy, L. McAdoo, C. Cassler, S. Callen, M. Bossi, E. Papinfhak. Q D, ,mln llnlrg ,fl l'n .-..Lq-,.-.-.-.,X,.-.4......4 .,. ROW l-S, Crum, M. Vlnoskv. M. Temari, l, Vlfehh, R. Muller, C. Yamk, B. lovce: ROW 2-I. Shuster-adviser. D, Penrod M. Hickey, S. MacDonald, G. Depolo, B. Cerwinsky, K, Keenan-adviser: ROW 326. Cassanese, W, Zack, G. Shaffer. STYLUS STAFF: EDITOR ................... SENIOR EDITORS ,.... CLASS EDITOR ....... CLUB EDITORS ..... BASKETBALL .................................... BASEBALL AND WRESTLING JOANNE KELLER MARGARET BOSSI NORMA STEELE MARY TESSARI SUSAN CALLEN LILLIAN MCADOO ERNEST PAPINCHAK CARL CASSLER FOOTBALL .................................... ....... J OHN DAVID ALDSTADT ART .................................... BUSINESS MANAGER ....... ADVERTISEMENTS .... ...... TYPISTS ...... ADVISERS ...... JUNIOR STYLUS STAFF: EDITOR .................. ........ ........ SENIOR EDITOR ............... CLASS EDITOR ..... CLUB EDITOR ....... SPORTS EDITOR ..... PHOTOGRAPHER ...... HI-TIMES STAFF: EDITOR .................. CO-EDITOR .............. FEATURE EDITOR ........ EXCHANGE EDITOR ........... ADVERTISING EDITOR ..... SPORTS EDITOR ............. BUSINESS MANAGER ....,. FACULTY ADVISERS ........ REPORTERS: GRACE DEPOLO SHIRLEY MACDONALD DON PENROD GARDNER SHAFFER MARION BERKEY DELORES STEFFISH HELEN SMITH CHRISTINA STEVENS BARBARA TORQUATO HELEN WHITE JOANNE PRISTOW ALICE BUNDY BARBARA NEMCEK HELEN STEELE JOHN SHRUDA GORDON EMERY JOHN BOBLICK TERESSA BAUGHMAN JOAN WISE DONNA HILLEGASS NICK STEVENS BILL MCCUCH SARA CRUM MARY K. VINOSKY MARY TESSARI ROSE MILLER INEZ WEBB BILLY CERWINSKY KATHERINE YANIK KATHERINE KEENAN JOHN SHUSTER GEORGE CASSANESE MARGARET HICKEY BILLY ZACK BERNICE JOYCE Fifty Five ROW l-B. Vargo, A. Sabo, Mullen, B. Hoffman, P. Kiss, Keller, H. Smith, Seese, C. Stevens, P. Mccuch, B. Torquato: ROW Z-B. Zahurak, P. Weaver, B. Penrod, B. Ripple, A. Knapp, D. Hillegass, M, Greyheck, A. R. Owens, R. Norris, M. B. Seaton: ROW 3-I. Hagan, S. Crum, L. Shoenthal, G. DePol0, C. Halcovich, E. M. Gubete, P. Hobba, L. Sloan, M. Rock. H. Gehman, S. MacDonald, S, Hettle, Shake, S. Dobson: ROW 4-N. Steele, C. Naugle, P. Zack, K. Faust, A. Beutman, M. Gula, S. Weyant, B, Turk, M. MCCune, L. Manges: ROW 5-S. Callen, L, MCAdoo, Baumgardner, R. Medva, S. Yelovich, I. Rouda- bush, V. Katana, Koontz, A. Geisel, N. Hill, A. Saxton, S. Brumbaugh. B. Custer. r ,I n n Ah 4 In EJ A O ll' U I n ll-l n Al 1 ' H 1, rn I' N H mm.. 1 ....l.-.........L.-....i......i,.gL. g.'f..:glz. --1 ROW l-S. Morris, L. Zvolerin, S. Strahan, L. Domcn, A, Croqnale, B. Blasko, M, Campitell, B. Stone, M. Hamill, N, Phillips P. MCCune, S. Grimison: ROW 2-S. Beeghly, P. Barnclt, A. Douglas, C. Daily, D. Gordon, S. Hoffman, Crist, M. Wasnick E, Pauley, H. Yourirhz ROW 3-E. Duncan-adviser, H. Potts, V. Miller, B. Langley, B. Mickle, D. Kough, D. Paulochik, M MCAdoo, P. Saxton, D. Ripple, M. Stopko, C. Oatman, P. Lohr, B, Ence, K. Smethurst, L, Keirng ROW 4-P. Custer. K. Sher lock, A. Paul. M, Miller, P. Hamill, E. Greybeck, F. Morgan, Mickey, I. Barnclollar, M. Hissong: ROW 5-E. Bucci B. Anderson. D. Beard. L. Bricker, S. Bounds, F. Barron, D. Adams. Burgess, S. Betting. Shaffer, M. Spinos, Couperth Waite, P. Weyant, D. Pevahouse, L. Puckey. Jr. Y-Teen Pep Dance, E. Duncan-Jr. Y-Teen adviser R. Weaver-Sr. Y-Teen adviser, Sr. Y-Teen Tureen Supper. Whenever there is a drive for Red Cross and T. B. funds, or anything to help others, the JUNIOR and SENIOR Y-TEENS can be found in the midst of it. This year each club gave a needy 'family a Christmas that will not be forgotten soon. The Y-Teens believe that All work and no play makes Janie a dull girl, so they sponsored several pep dances and got together frequently for tureen sup- pers and swim.ming parties. Joining with the Hi-Y for their annual prom, they danced to the music of Joe Rovida. They climaxed the year's activities with a Mothers' Tea. Fifty Seven ROW l-I. Heckler, D. Durst, A. Miller, W. Mvers, E. Rulfner, B. Cerwinsky, C. Ott. I. Buecig ROW 2-K. Lighthall. G. Boyd, I. Magazzu, I. Nlaruschock. C. Caasler, P. Updeqmff, VV. Zack: ROW 3-N. Goetz. R. Shaffer, D. Penrocl, I. Thompson. D. Walker. I. Aldatadt, L. Thomas. Ah ,I in n IJ K ll 4 it r' H A O All D I U Ili I n A. I 1 ' I' 'I .I ll H - - - SL.- ,, gli :lg 1 Agn .An A-. 1 ni ..4 ...Q ROVV 1-l. Horvath, S. Martell, E. Wonverse, B. Vaneiken, C. Steven-, M. Hunter. M. Lehman. ll. Crawford. I. lileller, ll. Horner. N. llill, E. Grevheck. R. Goqo. I. George, P. Pipon, G. Williamson. ROW Z-M. I. arner, R. Csordas, A. Horvath. M. Helman: ROW 3-M. D'Alimonte, I. Iurick. N. Steele, M. B. Seaton. F. Morgan, C. R. Nledva. Rouclahush. D. Nemfek, R. Navlor. li, Hazy, P. Hohha, B. Stankiewicz. L, Hrornack, D. Gahageni l.. Manges, ll. Gehman, M. Rock, L. Puckey. A. Crognale, ll. Repko, B. Ripple, D. Patrick, F. Wierviora, M. E. Guliele: ROVV 54-S. Callen, A. Pauctti. N. Fitzaimmonx, K. Sherlock, C. Smith, B. lVlaKurh, Kelly, P. ll. Rakoczy, S. Crum. I. Shake, M. Mccunei ROW fi-B. Mickle, B. Anderson, G. Grimes, Pristow, E. H. Bartek, T. Baughman. N. Sherlock, S. Grimison, P, Lohr. H. Ioxce. S. Bening: ROW 7-M. Kurcsics, B. Koslap. V. Malik, D. Bearcl, B. Botlock. S. Bounds L. Bricker, A. Geisel. M, Grevhetk. D. G. Depolo, S. Bovd. lVlcLaughlin-adviser, Hilleqass, E. Brehm, Kapash, M. McAdoo, ROW 4-L. McAdoo. Kopasek, A. Hromco. Howells, F. Barron. Leonardis, I. Boyko, S. Murria. S. Evans, R. Wargo, H. Nosal, D. Paulochik, I. Koontz, S. MacDonald. S. Yeloxich: ROW 8-H. Potla. F. Rios, D. Kouqh, M. Blasko. P. Custer, E. Bucci, L. Zvolerin, P. Mccueh, P. Stelanick, G. Cassanese. Gillespie, Thompson: ROW 9-D. Keller, D. Penroel, R. Wise, D. Bartolomucci, R. Harclerode, D. Rios, R. Hissong, ROW IO-G. Russian, R. Rizzo, Ripper, R. Pristow, A. Miller: ROW 11-R. Blough, Zindash, N. Buckovich, R. Tobias, P. Keller, Aldstadt, Kaplan, W. Hughes, I. Rillo. I' Scene from Men Are Like Streetcars M Jke-up Artists M. McLaughlin and L. Carroll-Dramatics Club advisers Hi-Y initiation T. Durst-Hi-Y adviser Men Are Like Streetcars was the annual production of the DRAMATICS CLUB. The play revolved around Maudie, a typical teen-ager, played by Betty Makuch, who alternately got family, friends, and herself into trouble. The aim of every club member is to be a Thespian, and each one has opportunities to be in plays or on committees to earn points for membership in Troupe ll22 of the National Thespian Society. One of the few organizations for boys, the Hi-Y began the year by sending their president and two other senior officers to the Older Boys' Conference at Brookville. The Hi-Y competed with other local Hi-Y clubs in basketball and ioined with the Y-Teens for their annual prom. f' Q' 1 ' 'bm ROW l-O. Fornear-adviser, P. Barndt, E. Voytlm. M. Wozniak, E. Costantino. C. Berlcey. Crist, R I. Wirick. I. Mickey, P. Hill, M. Cinko, N. Blouqh, F. Foust. M. Stevens, I. Cunsolo, F. Novak: ROWZME. S. Beeghly, l. Kingure, R. Warqo, D. Logue, M. Custer, I. Wise, S. Hoffman, S. Srrahan. P. Lohr, L. Klern DiGuilio, M. Lehman. S. Lamluurn, A. DiGiacomo, P. Lilly: ROW 3-M. Kacher, V. Kosturko, L. Sfaglione, L Pucl-Key I. Koot, M. Rosa, N. Phillips, M. Severine, V. Miller, A. Panetti, D. Gordon, S. Martell, I. Roman, I. Sto Pxans Kurcsics. M. Horvath, I. Swelrz. u N ll fl lg O ly. U , N ll 7 in . I 1 'f U lin I n A. I f' 1' I 4' u ll - .-l.-..gq'...-.-.4..1...-.4.g..... .....4..iL. - ROW l-O. Fornear-adviser, E. Papinchak, R. Rhodes, R. llxssnng. P. Gerula, D. Manclell, R. Tobias, I ipper G. Willianxson. R. Phillips. Sloan, M. Mickle, T. Sluan, B. Mock, F. Shaffer, R. Slzxwarz: ROW Q7-R Miller T Kc I K. Lighthall. R. Bahorik, C. Cassler. I. Rillo. I. Waldman. C. Ott, B. Hill, N. Gindlesperger, L. Wirick, N root L Fm ish S. Pernick. G. Koharchik, A. Pernickg ROW 3-R. Harclerocle. D. Durst, R. Shaffer, D. Wilt. R. Rounsley, T nes B 0 Washko, L. Verostick, R. McGee, E. Golish, L. Volk. W. McCr'eary. Walters. I . 5 I 1 Boys' Chorus-Chapel Girls' Chorus-Chapel O. Fornear-director Practice in Music Room Waiting for their cue, THE GIRLS' CHORUS, like the other choruses, is under the direction of Miss Fornear. lt is composed mostly of underclassmen who receive valuable training and usually ioin the Mixed Chorus as upperclassmen. Several of the girls participated in County and Central Western Choruses. Although it is a fairly new organization, THE BOYS' CHORUS has grown by leaps and bounds in the past two years. Now they have many experienced and accomplished voices in their group. The Boys' Chorus, along with the rest of the rmusic department, helps to present the spring, Christmas, and fall programs. Sixty One livin I .f gr VIOLINS-T. Csordas, B. Custer, T. Korzi, I. Marko, P, McCune, L. Roseberry, B, Schwer, C. Stevensg CELLO-S. Weaver: STRING BASS-I. Gillespie: FLUTE-S. Morris, Cl-.ARINETS-S-I. Hughes, E. Rizzo, SAXOPHONE-E. Papinchak: TRUM- PETS-R. Hissong, R. Rizzo. I. Salko: TROMBONES-R. Bahorik, R. McGee, D. Schwer, G. Willianisnwn: PERCUSSION-R. Hel- man. W. Hillp BBLLS-B. Mickle: PIANO-C, Kapawh. an N 4 n L E1 A! D ll. D s I D A I B 1, ' H 4 'I I' ? H n u n -H L- --- - 1- --- - -'l.lf .'ll L 'H--' ROW l-O. Forncar-adviser, D. Flnri, I. Murray, G. Grohal, A. Bundy, P. Custer, A. Horvath. M. McCune, I, Rillu, Aldstadt. D. Mandel, R. Bahoril-Q. A. Mauwell. B. Miller, B. Mock, A. Pernivk, P. McC1xL'h, L. Zvolerin, Shake. M, Botlock, B. Bartolo- mucni, I. Mullen, Navarro, V. Katona: ROW 2-A. Shirt, S. MacDonald, B. Makuch, R. Miller, M. Kiss, B, Nexncek, M. His- sonq, Barnclollar, K. Lighthall. Maqazzu, C. Cassler, R. Mn'Ci1Ch. S. Patrick, T. Botlock, B. Haddad, S. Pernick, H. Smith. I. Seese, B. Bullock, D. Ripple. A. Papinchak, E. Hazy, T. Pernick: ROW 3-F, Rcay, G, Kovach, B. Hoffman, E. Rosa, T. Brzana, A. Pepon, B. Koslap, B. Veneiken, W. Myers, D, Koprik, W. Hughes, McDowell, R. Rhodes, E, Zepka, R. Camille, I. Costantino, R, Phillips, R. Shecilosky, S. Foust, S, Marino, R. Verostick, S. Betting. H. Gehmang ROW 4-M. VValkowska, S. Buckwaltcr, I. Scyerinc, Pristow. P. Shull, Carnpitell Buyko. L. Leonardis, P. Gerula, M. Pruchnic, B. Bense, W. Cerwin- sky, D. Rios, L. Wix'ick, G. Findi-h, E. Younker, A. Mill1'r. S. Henle, E. Barhey: ROVV 5-M. Koharchik, M. Berks-y. E. Dom- onkas, L. Hmmack, M. Org-ako, I. Walrlunurx, M. Bcrkev, I. Iarzabek, W. Snyder, R. Leonardis, W, Mcflreary, N. Goetz, L, Vero- srick, T. Charniga, F. Taniorno, B. Orewko, C. Mehalic. B. Murray: ROW 6-A. Koshute, B. Mclflhaney, L. Bricker, S. Bounds, B. Custer, ll. Hnrncr, N, Hill, Czaykowfki, G. Deljoln. L. Shaller, Boyd, B. Vargo. Pianists V. Katona and J. D. Aldstadt playing duet Mixed Ensemble O. Fornear-director Strolling through the halls first period, one can hear various sounds floating from the music room where the ORCHESTRA is in session. These melodies are heard throughout the year at all assemblies and special programs. 'Besides these regular activities, many of the members partici- pated in County, Central-Western, and All-State orchestras. The MIXED CHORUS combined novelty, spir- itual, and secular numbers to present several beautiful programs. The most impressive of these was the Christmas chapel, Miss Fornear organized a Mixed Ense.mble from the chorus which sang at special occasions. Orchestra practicing in Music Room Louis Lambert-director Orchestra playing for assembly Oboe J. Hughes Flute ancl Piccolo C. Berkebile C. Faust S. Morris D. Pevahouse E Flat Clarinet B. A. Ripple B Flat Clarinet D. Adams F. Barron J. Blackburn E. Bucci M. Buckwcllter J. Couperthwaite A . Crognale P. Custer C. Daily S. Dobson J. Douglass J. Koontz D. Kough J. Lucas M. Makozy R. Medva V. Mickouls P. Predko D. Pruchnic D. Rizzo H. Shuster T. Sloan M. Spinos E. Studniary L. Volk B Flat Soprano Saxophone M. McAdoo 'dlvnqJnq,efh.e!z... B Flat Bass Clarinet A. Miller E Flat Alto Saxophone B. Anderson J. Hordubay D. Korzi E. Leonardis E. Papinchak D . Paulochik B Flat Tenor Saxophone J. Wargo H. White K. White E Flat Baritone Saxophone J. Rillo Comets and Trumpets J. Baumgardner L. Flori R. Hissong R. Koot E. Nelson J. Salko A. Shuster L. Sloan R. Rizzo M. Williams E Flat Horns R. Conielko C. Naugle B. Penrod P. Zack Trombones J. David Aldstadt R. Bahorik C. Halcovich R. McGee l. McNulty D. Schwer G. Williamson Baritone Horns L. McAdoo J. Sloan J. Toomey D. Upclegraff Basses W. Myers E. Ruffner L. Wirick Percussion D. Durst P. Gerfy J. Heckler R. Helman J. lshman P. Keller M. Mickle D. Rios L. Thomas Bell Lyra S. Callen P. Howells B. Mickle Drum Major A. Furmanchik Sixty F our One of the features of the football games that is always anticipated is the half-time performance of the BAND. The director has many novel ideas, such as the one appearing above which he presents for the public entertainment. V Primpin' for the Parade-B. Stone, J. Hagan, L. Shoen thal, J. Kelly, D. Sendeck, M. Hickey, N. Steele The Maestro - Louis Lambert J, Kapusi, Sixty Five O I ROW l-S. Faust, A. Pepon. M. Hamxll, R. Xfierostirlc, E. Rosa, T. Briana, B. Bartulomufci, M. Waltos, D. Hlallcy, B. Mn-Duvall. lm lantorno, D. Logmw ROW Z-Mx Oresku. I. bmcltz. R. Vialonlcy. P. Trysniclcy, L. Domcn, H. Repku, M. Pnlash, A, Puplnchalc. L. Zvolerm, P. Mfcnchg ROW SiS. Marlnn, E. Yonnker, E. Zabroslcy, M. Williams, B. Komlap. V. Mallk. V. Zahroskv. l. Kin- gqure, B. Mxclsqle, I. Marko, lql. Naval, R. bhcdlosl-nv: ROW 4-E. Murray, E. Voytlco, I.. Hrnmack, B. Stankiewxez. A. Miller. lt. Mnq.xQ:u, 5. Wevaxrxr, D. Snvclfr, I. Shalw, M. Borlork. P. Llllyg ROW 5-L. Berlwv. M. Bnlwula, E. Barlwv, B. Vnrgn, M. Berlwv, lt. Donlmllaus, C. Stnskvv. N. Sha-rlork, S. Yelnvich. I.. Canlplrrll, I. Stipanlrk. V Ll A U A-. U ,f. I D AI L- A, I ., 4, I ,, .' . . I u Aim.- ---l..L.. ..-AA- +-- -'-' ROW l-I. Prlstow, S. Dobson, D. Barmlomuvci, Boylco, R. Coniellco, P. updegraff. Costantino, R. Henderson. Lambert. N. Buckovich, R. Helman, E. Dankug ROW 2-P. Kiss, I. Hagan. L. Shaffer, M. Koharchilc, E. Arch, T. Pernivk, B. Barlolo' muccl, Navarro, I. Webb, R. Miller, A. Koshute, D. Sendecls. B. Torquato, I. Wargo, Campitell. M. Pafhella: ROW 3- B. Makurh, ll. Shuster, L. Shoenthal, A. Bundy, B. Ncmcek, I. Kapusi. D, Hlatky, M. Gula, I. Karezewski, A. D'Agostinu, G. Fedenlcevich. H. Bartek, Boyko, I. Czalkowgki, A. Domico, I. Mullen: ROW 4-E. Leonardis, H. White, A. Papinchalc, B. Zahnrak, B. Hoffman, l. McNulty. B. Mclilhaney, B. Custer, D. Flori, M. Polash, A. Salvo, M. Marcinlco, A. Surina. R. Csnrclzw, I. Black- burn, K. Yanik, F. Sirianni: ROW 5-A. Panetti, R. Finnegan, K. Faust. S. Brumlnaugh. M. Waltcxs, A. Gmsel. H. Smith. P. Slxull. A. Stopko, I. Wise. C. Naugle, M. Mumcalcllo, A. Horvuth. M. Helman: ROW 6-I. Severinc, D. Stcffiah, C. Stevens. I. Sripanick. Verostiuk. C. Stoskey, A. Potasnlk, M. Oresko, P. Pvpon, R. Vislosky, I. Sweltz, A. Baker, C. Madey, T. Neqrev. Knapp, B. Leber. B. Good-F. H. A. adviser, initia- tion of F. H. A. officers. F. Yocca, J. Shuster-Commercial Club advisers. Li'l Abner and Daisy Mae- J. Costantino, M. Williams Commercial Club hike. The F. H. A. was organized to help girls prepare for their future home life. Under the supervision of Mrs. Good, the group branched out into all fields of cooking, sewing and housekeeping. This year the girls who were previously known as the Home Ec. Club ioined the national Future Homemakers of America orglan- ization. The COMMERCIAL CLUB is restricted to Commercial students and provides an opportunity for them to get together outside of classes. At Christmas, a large group of them went caroling and their Christmas dance, sponsored for the whole school, was a great success. The members also participated in several hikes. 'ew 4 .hw ROW 1-H. Nosal, M. Cinco, H. Rakoczy, M. Hunter, P. Mareinoz ROW 2-P. Trysnicky, M. Polash, A, Stopko, I. Webb, C. Stoskeyp ROW 3-B, Fedorko, I.. Santucci, A. Hromco. n lun 7 ' i Al O lx l U Au l U Ml E Al K, 4, l ,, fl n H H I ' -1--Ain..L.-,-.LA,..Q.-An...l..-rl-A---4 A'- 5 I 0 M o o o The libroricins do an important iob in Windber High School Under the supervision of Miss Keenan, they help the students select the proper books and keep the library in order. Librarians at work P. Trysnicky, S. Vcneiken flmur ROW I-R, Maxwell, P. Gerula. I. Marfizo. ROW Z-E. Golish. G. Shaffer, R. Geisel, G. Cassanesc ROW I-C. Cassler. W. Myers, G. Findish, M. Klena, D. Lombardi. D. Rios: ROW 2-I. Kochera, I. Kaplan, W. Hughes. I. Kovach, R. Conielko. R. Henderaon. 'Wlnmlou ROW' 1-S. Crum, A. Bundv, P, Balser, 1. Kellerg ROW 2-I, NICNUIIV. V. Katona. M. Berkev. T. Charniga, K. MCAdoo: ROW 3-E. Papmchak. I, Thompson, E. Ruffncr. ...unlink Mr. Whi1'aker's work has been purchased by schools, colleges, art galleries, and private collectors. His paintings hang in Indiana Stale Teachers' College, The Art lnstiture of Pennsylvania, Azzon Art Gal- leries, Phillips Memorial Gallery in Wash- ington, D. C., Pennsylvania State Col- lege, and the state capitol at Harrisburg. 77,1 f, f qryfqfzf, f, ,I-.- mmm! if 1 . ' 'JJ 'W' , fm' 1 wvv ' ' Q ' AA KJ :. .-su' U 172 atv! fn-S 51' S f:fiff4f93'ff'5'wf CW U My 'IT' xiii M' J ir A r 64 ., K 41 f 'Lin 1,776 ,jlxfff Iffx ' 571: yfl fijg -L-QYX6 A,. gi,-.IQLL5 '::- 4 JY1 , .fly Q' ff' 1 ,' X W if f lag' A, ! ! fzdlllblflld B Q., 7? 'lla ROW I-G. McKelvie, D. Kopcik, D. Hudv, B. Oldham. B. Marfizo. L. Rnbal, B. Appleyard, I. Kochera, I. Hordulway, B. Mar- tell: ROW 2-G. Mnich, T. Kanas, T. Fagan. B. Hudy, R. Bossi. C. Tokarsky, I. Naylor. I. Holman, I. Sombronski: ROW 3- -G Kephart, D. Miller. S. Luhrano, I. Hainos, E. Hordubay. C. Baughman. F. Berkey. R. Facciani, G. Petro: ROW 4- B. Hill, G. Zindash, F. Greene. D. Hunt. R. Halccvich. Taba MANAGERS RICHARD MICKLE STANDING-I. Novak, R. Statler, G. Pe' Faculty Manager tro. KNEELING-E. Warqo, G. Stefan. I. Sendek, S. Kush. Seventy Two ima 740.11 ALEX ATTY Line Coach JOHN KAWCHAK Head Coach STEVE KAPLAN Backfield Coach Seventy Three K . J. Horolubag L. RLx.bd.L J - Kodmeni . 1 .1 xyr 'R 490441, , 5 '11 I M 'f'tX D- Huclq 5. Hdmhank W- FLlo1oLcL34rcL 1 , xo I 1 lx A 1 'W A7 I JW B. Marfizo D. Kopcik 5. OLdlfLaL1fm WINDBER TAKES SHADE IN OPENER SEPTEMBER 7, 1951 - Windber Windber came from behind to beat Shade Township in the tradtional opening game for both squads. Co-captain, Len Rubal, led the Rambler attack, scoring all of Windber's points in the 12-7 victory. This gave them 17 wins in 19 starts with the Panthers. MOUNTAIN LIONS DEFEAT RAMBLERS SEPTEMBER 15, 1951 - Windber The Altoona Mountain Lions tamed a spirited Windber Rambler team to the score of 12-7. Windber scored first on a fumble with Rubal rambling 89 yards to paydirt. Then he calmly booted the extra point to put the Ramblers in front at half time 7-O. BEAVER FALLS RUNS OVER WINDBER SEPTEMBER 21, 1951 - Beaver Falls Windber was upset by a spirited Beaver Falls team by a 25-O score. The time element figured pro.minentIy in the Rambler defeat with the Tigers rolling up four quick touchdowns at the ends of the first and second halves. Len Rubal's running was about the only bright spot in the Rambler attack. WINDBER BOWS TO JOHNSTOWN CATHOLIC SEPTEMBER 29, 1951 - Windber In their first victory over Windber, Johnstown Catholic side-stepped the Ramblers with a score of 16-7. The Crimson Crushers had to come from behind to win as the Ramblers took the opening kickoff and marched 56 yards for the score with Terry Fagan and Len Rubal alternately carrying the ball. Rubal scored 7 points to run his total to 26. CONEMAUGH TWP. TROUNCES RAMBLERS OCTOBER 13, 1951 - Windber The Conemaugh Twp. Indians were not to be denied as they ran and passed their way to a 39-O win over the Windber Ramblers. Stopped by Windber for the past two seasons from having undefeated campaigns, the Indians finally broke the iinx by fielding an all-around superior team. Wmdber Cheerleaders: Mary Beth Seaton, Captain Janet Campitell Agnes Koshute Joan Czaikowski Betty Makuch Joan Sweltz Mary Pachella Joan Karczewski Joanne Pristow Ann Mauger RAMBLERS LOSE HEARTBREAKER TO TROJANS OCTOBER 6, 1951 - Johnstown The Johnstown Trojans defeated the Windber Ramblers 7-O but luck was on their shoulders all the way. Windber was stopped three times inside the Johnstown ten. The Trojans got their only score on a blocked punt and a penalty. Because of fine team play on the part of the Ramblers, they led in most of the statistics. Windber was de- prived of a touchdown when a clipping penalty was called on Len Rubal's 46 yard run to pay- dirt in the first quarter. WINDBER SLIPS BY CRESSON IN THRILLER OCTOBER 20, 1951 - Windber The Windber Ramblers finally broke their los- ing streak as they dropped Cresson 13-7. Ralph Facciani passed to Bob Hudy to climax an 83 yard scoring drive. The winning tally took place during the last minute and a half of the game. Bob Hudy also scored earlier on a 34 yard run. The Windber team played like the Ramblers of old. At the Conemaugh Township Game: A. Koshute, J. Karczewski, J. Czaikowski, M. B. Seaton, J. Sweltz PUNXSUTAWNEY EDGES RAMBLERS OCTOBER 26, 1951 - Punxsutawney The Windber High School Ramblers went back into a rut as they dropped a close decision to Punxy 10-7. The Ramblers' only score came on Facciani's pass to Hancharick with the speedy end scoring standing up. Rubal converted to tie the score at 7-7. A spectacular field goal de- flected by an upright proved to be the deciding factor. ADAMS TWP. STINGS WINDBER RAMBLERS NOVEMBER 10, 1951 - Windber The Adams Twp. Hornets slaughtered the Wind- ber gridders here 32-7. The Ramblers moved 68 yards for their lone tally with the big gain of the drive a 32 yard pass from Terry Fagan to Jim Holman. Fagan plunged over from the three and Rubal converted. ,am '52 Qkfg Silva! .91 ROW l-I. Kleban, Boyko, G. Petro, L. Rubal. M. Klena: ROW 2-H. Keirn, I. Kaplan, B. Applevard B. Marlizo, B. Hughes. P. Holovka. Adams Township South Fork Franklin Bedford Conemaugh Johnstown Catholic South Fork Westmont Indiana Conemaugh Township Somerset Bedford Ebensburg Johnstown Ferndale Indiana Westmont Ferndale Adams Township Ebensburg Johnstown Conemaugh Township Somerset Johnstown Catholic Conemaugh Wins - 14 VARSITY SCHEDULE Eighty Opponent W. H. S 47 44 45 47 44 71 35 41 45 54 46 34 38 77 72 50 33 39 51 77 26 38 44 76 63 57 51 33 49 46 45 54 71 32 49 56 70 61 62 55 46 36 46 50 53 56 67 54 38 44 Losses -- 11 Adams Township Franklin South Fork Bedford Conemaugh Johnstown Catholic South Fork Westmont Indiana Conemaugh Township Somerset Bedford Ebensburg Johnstown Ferndale Indiana Westmont Ferndale Ebensburg Johnstown Conemaugh Township Somerset Johnstown Catholic Conemaugh Wins - I5 911 Jim Baalcef JUNIOR VARSITY SCHEDULE Opponent W. H I9 38 I8 30 24 43 9 39 2I 29 29 28 27 45 50 28 28 47 37 50 I4 28 25 50 45 40 34 28 45 44 28 40 58 28 29 32 38 39 55 27 39 22 26 45 39 34 40 42 Losses - 9 ROW l-R. Halcovich. Sendek, E. Horclubayz ROW 2'-B. Rainey, B. Hudy, R. Harclerode, F. Gre C Baughman. Eighty One U1d0fJh.aQa1zl:... Windber's hey day in basketball, the Roarin' Twenties, was so long ago as to have become practically a memory. For the last several years Windber teams have been slowly breaking into the winning column. This year's seniors, at the beginning ofthe year, gave promise of helping the team come Out ofthe Dark. Len Rubal, 5' 9 guard, held a position on the varsity squad for three years. Len was an especially fine teamplayer and quite good at set shots. Another three year varsity player was Harry Keirn. This 6' l forward was especially known for his set shots. He was, also, an ex- cellent foul shooter. ln his junior year, he was one of the winners in Junior Pitt's 'Foul shooting contest. Hindered by iniuries during football season, Bill Marfizo found himself on the side lines again when basketball season opened due to an iniured hand. This 6' 2 forward could have been a deciding factor in putting Windber into the winning column. A versatile and dependable player, George Petro always came through with a consistently good game. His long set shots were hair- raising but usually good. Yudo was also a winner in Pitt's foul shooting contest last year. From his towering height of 6' 5 , Bill Appleyard was able to pick off rebounds and convert them into points. A handy fellow with the ball, Apples was also adept at keeping the opponents from scoring. l if Up and at 'em had by oll. Petro will get if And cz good time was Haunt and 511.06111 O I 0 O ROW l-Manager M. Adore, I. Naylor, B. Martell, E. Sam, I. Puckey, G. McKelvie, G. Zindash, Manager R. Wlse ROW 2 Manager B. Kundracik. A. Csordas, I. Zlnclash, R. Bossi, T. Kanas, B. Reay, N. Buckovich, G. Pierre, Coach A. Atty ROW 3 M Zahurak, Novak, L. Florl, Iarzahek, D. Hunt, E. Miller, S. Benlco. N. Beckey. P. Keller, I. Kiss. Somerset DuBois Boswell Somerset lndionc Conemough Township Everett Boswell Conemough Township Johnstown Bedford Johnstown SCHEDULE Eighty Four Opp onen t W. H 11 30 33 22 11 29 13 25 11 28 28 13 5 44 22 24 25 18 18 17 19 21 31 11 'G. Pierre 41 'l'E 'W. Martell 36 R 'l'J. Puckey 28 B N. Buckovich 27 T A. Csordos 26 J 'G. McKelvie 25 J J. Reay ' Disfricf V Champs 'I' Co-captains Scum Bossi Oldham Fagan Naylor Zindcash Doc Atty in action SENIORS N. Buchovich J. Puckey Eighty Five jnlm97Ze0uf... 5 Top-Mcrfizio at but. Left Center-Play that mon more to the left Right Center-I'm disgusted! Bottom-Warming the bench. Eighty Six Jnjhrpazd. . . Manager A. E ROW l-Managers-E. Hordubay, M. Kush, B. Keller. S. Kush, G. Kephart: ROW 2-H. Keirn, E. Gary, G. MCK l P H B. Marfizio, B. Washka, I. Kutsick, G. Findish, B. Martell, G. Boyko, Coach Kaplan: ROW 3- L. Rubal, B. Morway, G. Petro, T. Fagan, I. Hordubay, R. Hrehik, I. Kaplan, l'l. Senclek. SCHEDULE Windber Windber Windber Windber Windber Windber Windber Windber Windber Windber Windber Windber .. l 6 7 7 .,l 12 10 ll 3 Won 5 Adams Township ...,. Conemaugh ...,......... Richland Township ...... Johnstown Catholic .... Conemaugh Township Adams Township ...... Altoona ................ Richland Township .... Altoona ................ Conemaugh ..,....... Johnstown Catholic .. Conemaugh Township Lost 7 Eighty Seven 9 9 2 6 16 23 ll 5 15 4 4 6 Some of the many awards won by Mr. Whitaker include the maior awards in the Allied Artists of Johnstown exhibits, the grand prize ribbons in both the Ebens- burg and Bedford County fairs, the Art Society award and the Christ Walters Memorial Prize in Carnegie Galleries of Pittsburgh. ln 1949, he received in New York a citation by the American Artists Professional League for his promoti-on of art. ln 1951, he won the first prize in the Somerset Art Exhibition and the popular award in the Allied Artists Show. u gg 1 I .ffm 915, fif ff! .1-ff X ,Lin ,f r f PT rf' .fg. ,-- X, ,, S Im Z- Q -, XVI, ff 1 X I ' 'Aff C91 mf 1 5, rf, 1 ' 0 ,, 7 P Q OXL PAXNTXN6 BY LPW RENCE WMTAKER Al' ,MXN j,! lk -f'y,T,' f ' f ?'TA 1- 5 'C-4T'iv fi? 0. f . . 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More People Buy Chevrolets Than Any Other Car WINDBER PENNSYLVANIA 9Fiaw934iaeDFDQ54DaJ7Qa:05'Qx95gD:eJ3gD ae9'F5 :J5Qx0V5 N. . G46 3 S K, 3 QAFSGN WINDBER ELECTRIC CORPORATION +O+ Windber Pennsylvania Q::?5 bnG3E-c?fbr?fQn?2Qv:?fbtGG REACH SCIOTTI MOTORS Twenty-first Street, Windber, Pa. Specialized Economical Motor Service -1 Modern Engine Tune-up and Body Repairs Atlantic Products Phone 71 1-I Windber Pennsylvania SHANK FUNERAL HURRELL MUSIC SHOP HOME Instruments - Music Phone 578 Accessories - Repairs t . 304 Market St. Iohnstown, Pa. Wlndber Pennsylvama 130 W. Main St. Somerset, Pa. AN NELLI 8: AYE Y G MccRo1zY'S JE WE LERS Opposite Postoffice and lust 5 81 Cent SEOIB LQ as Reliable Authorized Agents for +O+ STANDARD W. H. S. RINGS AND PINS PANfAMERICAN BAND INSTRUMENTS Windber Pennsylvania Windber Pennsylvania MAFFEO'S CAMBRIA-ROWE AMOCO SERVICE BUSINESS COLLEGE Gas -1 Lubrication Tires -1 Batteries +O+ 504 Twelfth St. Phone 670-R Windber Pennsylvania Iohnstown Pennsylvania Q :J5Q k93Q:dFik05Q O Ninety Seven 3 S E 2 'E 5 i E E E i 5 5 Qy:CF ?4bs6N 'bi FSS Gps? HA SAFE PLACE TO HAVE YoUR MoNEY,' WINDBER TRUST COMPANY Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member of the Federal Reserve System -rw- WINDBER PENNSYLVANIA What Can You Expect After Graduation? This is a land of rivalry as well as one of opportunity. The well informed are better equipped to meet chal- lenging competition. To keep informed and abreast of news of the world and your local community, read your daily newspaper regularly. 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BELL +0+ Windber Pennsylvania 3 Scalp Level Pennsylvania Q Q5V:D.Q5QND3Q9J5Qk954Dk0FT 3':U5Q3J5QQ5QPJ7Qk we0FQQ5?:93QBJ3QC'D Ninety Nine Gbtf:fS.?fb:C?fQ,s6:NNQ7cC?Nbi?fQ71fNG.?Q:f.?Q:-s?Q7s?Qfs?fbcGNQ:c?2Q7t?2bsGQJ 3 S S E WINDBER LUMBER COMPANY gf '32 LIIMBER, MILLWORK AND BUILDERS' SUPPLIES hafta? In the Center of Windber Phone 118 WINDBER PENNSYLVANIA Q:c6: bif:4Q:7cf:4bt?f Q:46:'f DP UE. F S fs ' 5 E I n-1 .NZ .T is GLOSSER BROS. EXTENDS SINCERE CONGRATULATIONS Q TO THE GRADUATES OF 1952 May the future be filled with success and happiness in a well-rounded, useful career In 4 55 iii Om U3 'fs 'nz Ulu -I ob I In 994D z694i:Q954iaf99Qk0FQ::95QkR05Q::9Vi:Q554bk93QG One Hundred Gb:?fbs?fbsfNbr?NQn?4'Qn?fbc?2bs?2 b:?NQzGNS.?f 9 E KEPKO FUNERAL OVAK lv HOME p SL 5 EDUCATIONAL 2 +O+ CLUB .5 Windber Pennsylvania Windber Pennsylvania ll, J Don L. Ruifner Baumgardner All Kinds of Insurance Meat Company K, Pll0IlC 347-M Residence 298-I Meats - Fggds B 1207 Graham Avenue Fresh Green Goods Windbef Pem1SYlVania Scalp Level Pennsylvania K O I Phemcle Whalley Q, 5 Mountain House Hotel FORD DEALER Phone 205 K, 704 Main St. Scalp Level, Pa. Windber Pennsylvania 2 5 Windber S R METZ Radio Service ' ' Motorola and Emerson Tailoring - Cleaning Television and Radio . , . 1111 Graham Avenue Presslng 1 Repalrlng Phone 6914 Scalp Level Pennsylvania Windber Pennsylvania 9Dyi.QKQk95QafD5QaJ5Qae95e5Qe9Q:Q'QssJ5QQ5Qx93QkJ3Q:J5QaJ9QaJ5QG One Hundred One SnewQMmeygofssgoawoygozsezoxbgweffsegwsgfsbgcxegomegoxbgwfwgoxe 9 5 5 2 'r H E CATENA'S Q i W I N D B E R SERVICE STATION E 2 E R A, IN c . fl J Sunoco Dynafuel Q S Electric Tire Recapping S ll 5 5 Q +o+ Q +O+ S Q5 3 Q i 5 Windber Pennsylvania Windber Pennsylvania K, i 2 eg 5 3 NELSON'S WINDBEH S S T O R E HIGH GRADE Q 3 CCAL co. S Francis R. Allison, Owner E Miners and Shippers Q 3 'O' Bituminous Coal +O+ g Windber Pennsylvania Phone 24 3 Windber Pennsylvania S Www ndred Two GQvi?Q7c?E7:?fQ7s6AN9?b:Fb-s63fE-cGNE7sGPfEvs?G:?'Q:ec?fE,?iE4,6NQ:fc?SC?C9 T Q Ted Bricker 5 Dept. S1016 PATRON SF Windbefs Newest and Most . Modem Store Dr. David J. Luther Next to Arcadia Theatre Windber Pennsylvania Windber Pennsylvania SICOWIOIIIS H0191 Fairway Cafe 0 Newly Remodeled Rooms Sandwiches and Meals Served Famous for Spaghetti and Steaks 31. Stanley Skowron, Prop. 2200 Graham Ave. Phone 9230 Windber Pennsylvania Windbgr Pennsylvania Berkey Feed Store Steven's Market 0-Iershbergers Incl Choice Meats, Groceries Q 1916 Graham Avenue P1'0duC6 Phone 212 Q Free Delivery 22 FLOUR -f FEED -- GRAIN POULTRY SUPPLIES AND 2801 Graham Avenue WHOLESALE GROCERIES Phgne 619.1 Q Windber Pennsylvania Windber Pennsylvania Fairview Dairy Inc. Q5 G. N. Zeigler y 'Y Phone 99 ff J TAX OFFICE +O+ 'Y QEA Joe Phone 679-I 1702 Graham Ave. M ig H Windber Pennsylvania WINDBER 17 C12 PENNSYLVANIA T Q 9.'754iaJ9Q:eJ'QsJ'PQ:J5QeQeVie9ci:J ':Dk!,7V:Dk07Qk95Qk6'P'4D.k:09Qe5Q.k:954:bC9 One Hundred Three Qvs?fQ7s?QvsGgfQn6:NbsC?'-'Qvs6:C9 'Qfsidhf 'BQGNQAGN Qycfzfbwzf 9QycFbcGN'bs?fQy Burliey's Mntmr En. Chrysler - Plymouth +O+ 311 F t th St t Phone 469 WINDBER PENNSYLVANIA The Wilmnre llnal En. I WINDBER PENNSYLVANIA One Hundred Four ae95QaQ9'Fi654QQ5QG QFMQJQ 3 Q Q 9 Q Q Q Q Q 9 Q af Q Q Q if 9 2 K, 9 Q Q Q 5 in E C2 5 S 2 3 3 E M55 5 HELP TO PREVENT FIRES! Q Mo'roRs, INC. 5 5 Property Is Valuable Q K' Lives Are Precious tn .5 DODGE - PLYMOUTH E Sales and Service 52 Seventeenth St. 8 Stockholm Ave. cg Phone 363 CQMPANY ,IB NO. 1 E +o+ Q 5 3 Windbef P YI Hia Windber P ylvania .D EL GWNQ7: NDF? Qyzdzw DU F- : QQ in in : : O : : G Cb 5 Cb : Pb M DQ CALLEN'S BAKING 3 COMPANY L9 S DON ENEIX K, 5 Caps and Gowns Diplomas +O+ Pittsburgh Pennsylvama Q Windber Pennsylvania One Hundred Five ARCADIA MAR'TIN'S gf P I THEATRE at S S Q 'l ' Market 8 Washington Streets E Windber Pennsylvania Iohnstown Pennsylvania Ll UNITED JEWELER . . S Wmdber Busmess B E Diamonds, Watches and and Professional J 1 1 . Q CWC fy Women s Club g 3 412 Main Street S E Iohnstown Pennsylvania Windber Pennsylvania S FAUSTS STORE Windber Restaurant Try Our Home Cooked Meals Q PHONE 596-1.4 and CD 3 MP., 'Golden French Fries Q 3 and E Windber Pennsylvania Homemade Pies ' 1221 Graham Ave. Windber, Pa. S A N D Y ' S New Palace Hotel C U T R A T E Windbefs Favorite 1408 Graham Avenue Gathering Place Windber Pennsylvania Windber Pennsylvania Q 9DgDk05Q:J7QeVi:JF5vJVik95Q:J5QrJ5QxJ5Q:JV3:J5QkQ95Qe5Q.e5i:J4QG One Hundred Six Q9bv?4 Nb1?fbc?NQ:x?fGs?4 b1?4 g FOR STRONGER BODIES . . . FOR BETTER HEALTH . . . FOR A WHOLESOME BEVERAGE . . 2 .5 Use Pasteurized E Fresh Bottled Milk lt's Nature's Most Nearly Complete Food In comparison with all other foods, you get more food value pound for pound in Fresh Bottled Milk Than Any Other Food You Can Buy At The Same Price. JOHNSTOWN MILK DISTRIBUTORS 3 KJ Johnstown Pennsylvania 3 AMERICAN - RUSSIAN S 3 EDUCATIONAL CLUB +O+ 401 Tenth Street Wilwdber Pennsylvania 993Qk0Vi Je95Q we95:Dk99QO One Hundred Seven g9Qyc?fQnGNG:?f b-s?2b-:FSQyc?f b-s?9Qy.?fQ:s?fQ:GQ PATRON Dr. John C. C. R. WILLIAMS The finest work done in U pholstering and Gourley Jr Refinishing I 0 511 Thirteenth Street Windber Pennsylvania Windber Pennsylvania Tgrggids Meet me at the Confectioner . Y Rainbow Restaurant 8: Grocery K2 Where Quality Comes First 3 500 Main and Locust Streets Scalp Level, Pa. 0 Cold Drinks and Tasty Sandwiches' Served Q Tommy, the Sandwich Man EQ 1518 Graham Ave. Windber, Pa. I PATRON Yocca s Beauty Salon Ida Yocca, Proprietor y Dr. Matthew J. MW here Smart Women Shop an for Lovelinessi' Klena, Jr. , , Halr Styllsts . . Phone: Winber 188 Wlndber Pennsylvania 1906 Graham Ave. Windber, Pa. Nick A. DePolo Insurance Counselor Phone 107 1 317 Midway Windber Pennsylvania Gnfmsea One H unclre Lings' Cow Bell Shoppe 'Opera House Theatre Building SUBMARINE SANDWICHES Made with large French Roll with Salami or Boiled Ham, American Cheese, Lettuce, Sweet Pepper, Onions, Dill Pickles, Toma- toes, Olive Oil, and Hot Peppers if desired Windber, Penna. Q ewes.: Nacho cl sigh: QxGNQ7c6::fQ7c6:hfQ:7s?'fQvsG:fQ7sGNQmGNQ7:GQJ Qvcfhf Q:7at?'3 Q7c6:NQ7c?1Q7:CF.?2 Q:7s?'f Q:-5? 31625574625 Q7s6:4'bit?'b4 Q:7c6':'fb:?f bcG:N'Q,sFQ7s?Sb:G:'f Qvc?fQM6x9GAfQzGNNbc?fQvc?fbc?fL4?fE:s?fGz?fbtGNEcGNQysGN 'bsGQ soMEnsE'r FARM BUREAU co-QPERATIVE Q ASSOCIATION Q FARMER OWNED FARMER CONTROLLED Petroleum Products -- Feed - Fertilizers S Farm Machinery - Electrical Appliances Go All the W ay with Farm Bureau Qualityi' S WINDBER SOMERSET MEYERSDALE McNeal Lumber Co. Q +O+ WINDBER PENNSYLVANIA QQ GDVix93:De54b.6 qDQ94ia:95Qk55':0 zJ NQJFi:Q34Y:wJ?Q5QCg One Hundred Nine S gb-u? b:?mfb:?fQ:s?f Q:s?'bi?'Q:i?fbi?fbt?4QnGQ If You Plan To Cook With Gas Call 129 or Visit E BUTERBAUGH STRINGER STUDIO Official Photographer for 1952 NSTYLUSH Portrait -1 Commercial Kodak Finishing Photostats 1117 Graham Ave. Windber, Pa. 1424 Graham Avenue Windber Pennsylvania SHAFER-S GARLA'rHY's S DRUG STORE MEAT MARKET Good Health To All From Rexall Windber Pennsylvania GROCERIES PRODUCE FROZEN FOODS 1701 Somerset Street Windber Pennsylvania CONJELKO'S DAIRY STORE Stephen Conjelko, Prop. Confectioneries -f Books Magazines Greeting Cards for All Occasions 518 Graham Avenue Phone 759-W Windber Pennsylvania Donald C. Dimond FUNERAL HOME A mbulance Service -ow!-u Windber Pennsylvania 995gDaQJ3Qk9545 k9VikJFi:J54i:J5Qk05Q:z99QNzD74DwJ,QzJ54iQ54Dg One Huincired Ten SQf.6229?fQ7s?Q7cfbNQ:vsGNQ:cCFNbc?fEfs?4 bxfr'biGQ fl Poriage Cleaners Fausifs Drug Store E Beautiful Dry Cleaning K, Shirt-Laundering Phone 45 5 Rug Cleaning ' J . 3 Windber Phone 704 Sennsylvania Scalp Level Pennsylvania QQ . 55 HENDERSON 'S S BASSEL INC FURNITURE ' E-,J Dry Cleaners Launderers J Windber Pennsylvania S lohnstown Pennsylvania E Swv and Gas With US Marinelli Hardware Pomroyls Builders' Hardware --1 Roofing Q K, Servrce Statrons Paints - Varnishes 5? 5 1719 Graham Avenue and Stoves 34 Crossroads 1912 Graham Ave. Phone 531 Phones: 597.1114 -1 706'R Windber Pennsylvania B Windber Pennsylvania Q , ARFORD BUICK Q Harry Brrcker 3 CC. K, Where Style, Quality and 5 Price Meet Mg... 5 Corner Siore C J 1301 Iefferson Avenue Windber Pennsylvania Phone 72211 G 95Q:Jgi:QKDkJQaJ5Q:J3Qk05Q:J5Q:J3QaJ3QaJ3QaJ5QkJ7Qk95QaJ5QaQ3Qg One Hundred Eleven GQ:t?Q:c?fEn?Qm?N0:1?fQ:cGNbi?iQv:6AfQn?iQn?bc?Qvc?Eb1?BsGNQ7sf W. T. GRANT CO. Known for Values +o+ Windber Pennsylvania .?fQ7sGNQ:s6: DUNLO COAL COMPANY, INC. Low Volatile Prepared Coal S4624 LAMONACA'S BAKERY Q Always Fresh S Variety Buns and Breads The Bread With the Homemade Flavor S S 5 PHILLIPS FLOWERS S Our Work Can Be Copied g Windber Pennsylvania Never Equaled Phones: Day 576 -f Night 566 +O+ 1214 Graham Ave. Windber, Pa. FLOWERS 1300 Graham Avenue Ca Windber Pennsylvania The Perfect Personal Gift T H E R E I T Z B QUALITY COAL COMPANY COAL COMPANY +o+ +0+ Windber Pennsylvania Q, B. F. Heckler, Manager Windber Pennsylvania Q 3 S E 3 3 E 3 :J3Qm:9Vi:J5cQ g One Hundred Twelve G E403 En?fQ:c?fb1?'NQ7c?fbsfNGs?b:?fGc?fQ:t?NbsGNGs?Qz?NQn?2Qn?fQv:O' Q LOCAL UNION LOYAL ORDER 5 OF E No. 6186 M O CSE S U. M. W. of A. K, WINDBER LODGE 95 NO. 34.9 0+ ' UJQPQ' Q H4 5 Windber P ylvania Windber P ylvania .5 Q WINDBER WINDBER POST 3 PLUMBING AND NO. 137 3 SUPPLY CO. AMERICAN LEGION gl PLUMBING - HEATING 3 TINNING ,, S 1224 Graham A . Phone 267 E Windber Penn ylvania Windber Pennsylvania 9 k03gb :JFQk93Qae95'Qsz95Fi:w0VivsD5'Q:f9FimJ,Qs:95gDsJFi O . 395439 k:L'P45 :JG aJFiaq99Qk:9V:D :JDS :wich zeigbf-D MUHEAN BHUTHEH5 C - Q 1217 Graham Avenue Windber, Pennsylvania gl 5 S Q . 9 5 ' Kaiser-Frazer S T E R L 1 N G 2 .. Henry J JEWELERS Q gl Built to Better ,KW E E The Best on the Road Q Honadle Motor Co. 1410 Graham Avenue ll Q Windber Pennsylvania Windber Pennsylvania 3 5, L, HQFFMAN Perro's Amoco S 3 IMPLEMENT s'roRE Service Srarien Q Q Batteries -f Accessories Sb Farmall Tractors Polishing -i W ashin 9 S Farm 5UDDlies Lubrication 3 Appliances Box 255 R. D. 3 Phone: Windber 888-I-1 Windber Road Iohnstown, Pa. Iohnstown Pennsylvania G BBQ One Hundred Fourteen 2 2 S E S i S E 59451 STAN'S ESSO SERVICE STATION Corner Twelfth Street and S1554 bt? bt? 5 Q U1 G5 5' 5- Z w Z i 5 4 N 2 53 'S- S so 5. Q7:GN OF EAGLES ima I En? Louis CICOTELLO I FLOOR CRAFT 1012 Graham Avenue 5 Phone 624fW Armstrong? Linoleum Exclusive 'I'+'X' Windber Pennsylvania CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation S WINDBER AERIE M S NO. 1633 S S 1310 Graham Avenue . I Q Windber Pennsylvania Wmdber Pennsylvania GQQQQQQQSQQQQQQQQSQQQMQQJQMQNQQQQQQQQQQSQQ One Hundred Fifteen Q GQn?fQ7c?fb:?fbc?N Qn?f QnGN bs?l bsGQ Q POLISH FALCONS OF AMERICA S .5 E Nest No. 97 EZ WINDBER PENNSYLVANIA J An Educational, Gymnastic and Sports Fraternal S Organization Dedicated to the Betterment of the Physical, Moral, and Financial Welfare of All its Members. lg A SOUND MIND IN A SOUND BODY Q J Printing by S WEIGEI. 8: BARBER, INC. The Home of REAL Printingn 343-345 Stonycreek Street Iohnstown, Pa. 3 I Phone 2-9681 Enfmeovimsamsgoi-:aka kafokamgowwofmkafogofokafakofag One Hundred Sixteen 7 AUTIJEBAPHS uf gf W ,J ,ff M154 fb , fmwfgggf W' M , WZ QM WLDWQ?fM WfQ ,WjjWZfMMMfMg W M Q V , VZQQZMWEM J , , , f?l', UZ ntl' H if ' g flljlllf fi .,, COAL FIRE cv Dm. Here fern and leaf have left their epitaph Upon this wedge of darkness labeled coal, year on year the element took toll etched and carven iade: could paragraph labored paragraph describe one-half well the buried beauty-scroll on scroll earth's attire, the trees of giant bole, tall they might have served os God's own staff. As Qf On As Qt So But let the genie, flame, annul the spell, And lo, long-buried forests leap in light And color from the dark enchanted cell, Great flowers blossom, irised birds take flight, And underneath the silence, strange and thinned, There comes the voice of waters, and of wind. -Marion Doyle 'Reprinted from New York Times I lf,...J- xXw.4 D! ' ' Yiflff' IW Q af, .P 1 'I , XJ ' f gif? Y X ' , 1 f :' f 1 , nz, H X ,fl 4-.,.-,M iffjj' f? 'Y..'1'1 ' xy' , JM ' ' 1,1 7 xs ' 'fu' ,. 1 W EZ Aff 4 TRKER RENCE WH' on. PANNTW6 DY LAW 'ff . ,gf ' fii':sl.! g fffg ,. . ... r f--,. ,-, ,, at-F901 'u1JHs 17?' 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