Windber High School - Stylus Yearbook (Windber, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1953 volume:

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X' f ,-.-fi ff' .Q ,Stand fun Lubn While in high school, a person has a iob to do: his iob is to get as much as he can out of his school experience, and to turn in creditable performance-to make a good record. Your school record is of great importance. Discriminating employers seek students who have attained the better scholastic records. ln general, the better your record, the better the chance of success. Certain traits re- vealed in your record will be useful in the business world. Work done outside of class is an indication of ambition, willingness to work, and ability to get along with others. Your attitude is vitally important. A good attitude can over- come many weaknesses and it is particularly true that a reasonable attitude on the part of young people is highly desirable. Your atti- tude can, in a great many ways, be the gateway to knowledge and understanding. If you have average intelligence, accept a iob eagerly and willingly, devote yourself to it loyally, and each day try to learn something new, you will make progress. There is very Cb Alb? ERNEST B. CASSLER Principal of High School little reason for the average person to fail. You should succeed iust as thousands have done before you. You have made a record and will continue to add to that record. May it be a good one. Good luck and best wishes for the future. -ERNEST CASSLER The time will soon be here when you will be adding your class of 167 young men and women to the total score of 4,371 who have left our high school as graduates. This great group is now scattered practically over the entire world. They are found in many occupations and professions. What they are doing and the re- nowned success of a great number of them has helped to build the record of what a course of training in our high school is really worth. Our high school is frequently measured by what our gradu- ates are doing, and how well they succeed after leaving high school. We have recently recognized in a public way the achievements of one of our graduates, Frank Kush, an All-American football player at Michigan State College who has also won scholastic distinction. Many others are frequently recognized for their suc- cess in various lines of endeavor. We trust that from your class many of you shall so devote themselves to some well-chosen line of work that you too shall be worthy of acclaim and excel the record of those who have gradu- ated before you. Our best wishes go with you. -CLYDE BOUNDS Eight t J, x F CLYDE E. BOUNDS Superintendent of Schools But ---2 Presidenf ........... ..... C HARLES ZANKEY Vice President ..... ..... M IKE SERRIAN Secretary ....... ............... A LEX RICH Treasurer ....... .... O LIVER HOFFMAN MIKE SERRIAN VICTOR ZACK DR. JOHN S. KITZMILLER Nine CHARLES ZANKEY OLIVER HOFFMAN ALEX RICH FREDERICK SELL Jlwhf f 1 1 fp A M4 V . III 'f who wma arm Jauqld RICHARD MICKLE As faculty manager he can't be beat, Scheduling games - his greatest feat. KATHERINE KEENAN Macbeth, it was in Eng- lish Four, It re ally wasn't such a bore. IZ , .zflx Q, GRANT WEAVER In wood shop he is a must, His painting shows no sign of dust. NANCY KOVAC Touch the fl o o r and bounce the ball, We did in gym class after roll call. LOUIS LAMBERT Greatest of all to lead the band, He worked without a helping hand. Ten HILMA SHAFFER It's Spanish she is most famous for, Mexico, she hopes, some day to tour. Newly' JOHN 8A't'!OT? Bewitching magic he did have, Experiments in the physics lab. , 1 ,. 5X LN ,A-l 84,1-ffl, EILEEN DUNCAN Julius Caesar -what a play. We hope to learn it to earn an A. CLYDE OBER Hammer and noise in metal shop, Busily working without a stop. ANN SOLOMON Sewing is pleasure, Expertness treasure. h e r greatest c a n be a 602 Crfnuldzf---I ANN REAGAN Into the office we slowly tramped, To have our admits legal- ly stamped. N - 1 1 f I I S GEORGE MEASE In Algebra I Mr. Mease is a whiz, He can teach it like no- body's biz. MARY MARGARET WASHKO M and M history is her field, Facts and facts she does reveal. STEVE KAPLAN Coach of basketball is his fame, A glorious season is his aim. JOHN KAWCHAK At football or math, he's very good, At either he proved: You could if you would. Eleven A M fff fr A 7 V is 'i L X 1704! MARGARET McLAUGHLlN She is now teaching in Iraq, We hope that she will soon be back. FX ' X We - ,Q P it KENNETH KOONTZ Biology field trips were quite the thing, As specimens to class we sought to bring. LOIS FORD In English Four and Dra- matics Club, Mrs. Ford was the ch m- pion sub ff? L H!4,f,QffRQ,,.W ARDELL FEELEY Back again from an Army career, And now he teaches the freshmen dear. ANN BUCKSHAW PROBERT By teaching Ivanhoe in English One, She won a prize with what we'd done. ROMAYNE WEAVER Amo, amas, amat, Higher learning we had sought. f' P ,iz WW MARLIN WINGARD Patient he was in chemis- try class, When acid spilled on many a lass. BEATRICE ONSTEAD In typing as we gathered speed, She gave the help that we did need. I t ' yy Wwf!! lOf In drafting claw 6 ' wood shop e always ke t t ffl!-T BEATRICE MURPHY Miss Murphy's greatest pleasure and glee Was strong debating ' P. O. D. si X E 7,7 GORDON EMERY It always gave great fas- cination, To see his art in decora- tion. Twelve JOHN SHUSTER Smoothly, calmly, without a flaw, He taught us all commer- cial law. N X gl hs ass was not bor- ' he had made it quite alluring. Q f 1 X 1 L CARROLL 1 In is X JOSEPH FLORI ln civics class he did ex- cell, English, also, he taught well. HELEN STEELE She taught history of the s-fx states, Was fun with quizzes and debates. K ALEX ATTY His boys were champs in wrestling, Their skills need no test- ing. Thirteen OLIVE FORNEAR The choruses were her great delight, When they sang in key with all their might. HERBERT WAGNER One-armed driving was not his aim, If accidents happened, he wasn't to blame. NOVA MAYER She shows us how to be excellent cooks, Even without the use books. JOHN SHRUDA In business ed. he was master, Taught us to write short- h d faster. FLORA SANTUCCI YOCCA Her fields were geogra- phy and J. B. T. The Commercial Club she did oversee. 2 ' .' f N ,- , g,. . sg Qx ,- 'A ' Mawr UM ww-aw ANGELO STEFANO Making the rounds, Cause he's super of fhe grounds. IN MEMORIAM Personal Physician to many-school doctor 5 to us all. DR. HYMEN SLESINGER Former School Doctor -1' TX N SL W X vp , lfi CA syn Y' li i, .IA 0 3 MN Frdm head to toe, his ex- On the ball to help us 6 on AARON ROSENBAUM W Y aminafion's just so. A , su: JOE POLANSKY DR. JOHN C. GOURLEY A drilling for a filling. ELSIE COURTOT Does the cleaning to keep us beaming. MARIE PRIBEK Rest she suggests es? CHARLES MCTAGGART V Work he does not shirk. Fourteen we 93 Mmm U! MF Q I QQ . . G9 aff' QW tx SS- 'bdsg New ry bf aff wi f? ., ' 5 i q A ,SJ A t 'WYE 2 x . J A ,er I .. Q 5 of1QI2Aficlr.' Fadcllmif Jfomywvlzlr Halvfuzf STEVE FIFRETSEL RICHARD CZAJKOWSKI MARY BOTLOCK MARY ELLEN MILLER Prmidenf Vice-President Secretary Treasurer ANNE B. PROBERT - Adviser IUXV IfR. iimlkmukl. LI. Bunk, R IIvr.auI.mv. R. llrlkwln. I, Bruin: ROW' 1!R Cmupnvll. I. lldgmunu. A. D--IVInrru, C.CuRw1, II. HI-rlwv M Furl I Vwm II-In K' VII. R R' ru R Iimdl L' Hmmm L' HI L ROVV I I Ii I CI ur M Du L N ISI Im M I3 num In . .I I' 1. v. '-'NIL . mx. . . I . I. v R , 1. 'n'u, -'. rulz. ., .1-'. . mac, vrln. . gl M l.I.l.u, I'.. All-x, R. Uunumkux. IJ. Iicxlxrv. N. IIMIXI-v. A. IIunll:: ROW 475, I ..lxIx, NI. I'1mI1HI1, I'. Lum-IImm, V. L..umplIrII. I'In'n'k. II. Inu mul. INI. III-Il, K.. I:.ulI.l I.. .1XImINl.nIr. XV. IIIUIILIII. 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The Vote Wisely sign hanging in the hall put us into the right spirit. The hustle and bustle of petitions passing back and forth in the hall created enough confusion to add to the excitement. Those of us who knew we didn't have a Chinaman's chance to win rushed around like the rest of them 'cause, after all, everyone likes to see his name in print. All of our lessons in voting didn't prevent two frosh from squeezing into the same voting booth and some impatient fellows leaned up against the wall to mark their ballots. After it was all over, everyone had a word of congrad forthe winners and a broad shoulder for the losers to weep on. Taking a gander at the election results. Twenty Two serv : ' o Q , nm and 'Wlofm ' na A. Sabo, M. Muscatello, and A. Geisel in senior typing class. Crash! Bang! Slam! From within the confines of Room 302 such noises come forth as we, the would-be secretaries of l954, try vainly to mas- ter the quirks of machines and more machines. Typewriters lno electric one yetl mimeogrophs, adding machines . . . all vie for their share of our attention or mastery becomes a hoped for goal. Over in sales class, all ready for the show, dapper young men and snappily dressed girls pre- pare to deliver the goods in the form of their an- nual sales talk. Too bad the prospective cus- tomers can't hear them. M. Polash and M. Waltos-the lucky J. Wise, A. Panetti, G. Feclenkevich, A, Baker, D. Bar- lasses who act as office secretaries. tolomucci, E. Ddnko, J. Costantino get practice on the mimeograph machines, K. Faust, R. Helman, A. Potasnik make other machines click in practice session. Twenty Three dffhmnjnfluz Cdnld GIRLS CIIURIIS Iillihl 5UI'RANU-fR XN'.ngn. LYIS.-rIwv. ID. III.1lkv, I KuiInnxkw, II. IHA-su M. I'uI.uh M XXNIN If. I'.muI Ii UI 'vw . . ' '- I 111 vu I IInulvxl1A M Imun I IXIn'x'rlX, IKI IIIIAAX' II. IIJHI. I. 5.nlIv. I. f.uNIrx'. IVI. I'meIlNI1 II. KUIMILIIQ. 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IIIII: IIIfI.I I.YRIi-R. Vnrnfr, Cf7NI3IIC'IIfJR-I.oul- I.IllnIw.l. MIXED CIIURIIS ,NANO INI K.-xI.Ip I. Iulmnm-, II Ifmr. II Ilr-Iuxkn. I.. IIII-rk. A. Ilmunuz If. Gr'5'x-Iwflk, M. K.ulu-nlmuglw. I. II.nu.If-II.u S. II--mnq, M l..m.In II IXIIIInurII I. IXImx.u, III. Rumi. II II.urIm'I IIuvko. 5. IIrumIvnngIl II. Q.us!vr, Iv. I'c4IvnIu'xuI1. I5. IIIMI, II. kI.ulu.x51.un. A. Urwvl If kmlwrlr II Ilulqllm I INIIIx I5 XIII Ik II Iluk I' V uk I' 7h I V 7h II I II IMI N I ' NH' '. .I I . . ' 'nu . . , MUNI . 1. .a rua V, . .a rus v Kuu . lx II, Ucnlllr I.. .II.151Imur. I. I.mI--I II I'--Imlmk II. Iluxc. IXI. II.nn:lK Il. IIIul'g.Ill. AI,'I'K5-'-I. KIr0l'gr, IJ. P.llrIfIL, K. SI1rl'Imu'IQ. AI. 'IIx'llgn'lrN. R. N.Ix.Ilrn, I: N-vx.lII, I l Ilkuxxxkl III lIuI.I Ii. II.I.v. II IIuI1lm, III Kunlx. II. Rsplkn IQ. Yvruxlhk, I. lfunaulu, It Pnlclwv. Q.. SIu'rIm'Ix II Rnkmrv. N.SIw1I.w-L, I5 Klnk I' lIuIwlv II Ilnlxupplr, I II25I' 'VIZNOR III K.lII.lx. If Hunk, Muller, N. UimIIrsprrqvr. II. M.u-u-II. III. Ad--xr, XY, IXIIIf1v.u'x I Y--IUXIIIL I XVIII-I ITUNII 'IIINUR IQ. I.ruu.uIIxx IXI. Grain. III. I7uI.lsII, II. Rvx'1mI4Is. V. Snvdvr. Zvlglcr R. Ihxuln, li IY.uIlrl-. U IInx I'--nm-L I I'InlIlpA-, IIIIINI IIAS5 -IQ. II.lxmII, R Su-.xpcl R Shnffrr, R. Umvr A. AI.uxxu'II, VV. IWIIIVI. Su. XY. 5ux'mIrl IQ, II.nIvIx III l'1mIml. I Ifuwmu. INI IIcxM'v, IQ k'.um1IIr, I. K-0-mrulmxm. I7llImIio. A. Dullmxlluu 'I Ll.-vmlv. Ifu':.lIn'L. R. INIILMIII R. IIuu1uIrx. K' UH, II fvxxxull kx A 'I'-uh, SIQLXINII IIASN- LI kI.sIm,1-'n R. RImIII-N. R. I'InImriI4. R.IIm-I-I1-rmiv. R. IIIvung. D. IIuNlun XY, III-uw I IVIII3mu'II. II. Mull--1 II Ilngluw, II. IIIWII. If - . f I I Twenty Five of dll 311611126 Qs- .1 ,. 4 il , ggj9,SK4', DA ff' 1 ' I ' 'ff , l Finally got to see the inside of the woodshop by way of the side door, of course. Nice place once you manage to get in. lt's big, it's light, it's airy! Nice place in which to work, l'd say. Band saws, planers, iig saws, sanders, mortising machines, rip saws-just words to me, but not just words to the boys who use them, and they do use them! Handy fellows to have around -those who can do minor repairs. Looks as if they might be abovc that stage with such things as chairs, stands, and cedar chests. Cedar chests-well, well! Wonder if girls could sign up for shop? I l P. Holovka planing a board F. Stawarz and M, Berkey finishing B. Mock and E. Petrilla working on a for a hope chest -maybe. a chair. magazine smoke stand. Twenty Six E. Golish B. Rainey J. Senclek M. Mickle R. Weaver ln drafting class. R. Polgar and E. Zahurak Doing c little riveting iob. Compass, triangle, and T-square- Detect a mistake now if you dare. Working swiftly with hands of skill, That shiny me.af they do drill. 1, ' ,if 'f 'rf ',, X , l li X .ixbx K,Kl7l,f,L 1, WA R. Zankey R. Puricelli Making an aluminum coaster. Tries his hand at making a hammer on o lathe following 7710 hm A fxam Pnmpan' and Fussin O. Bonitz B. Brzcna P. Weycnt T. Csordos A. DiGiacomo Spirits of Halloween S. Strayer B. McDonnell D. Nemcek J. Shaffer J. Vurner lU2lLdlm.o KJ .1 W... A i B. Turk, P. Lilly, L. lovlie, M. Weis, C. Stoskey, Miss Waterhouse, E. Zabrosky, L. Scaglione, A. Mauger A. Stopko, B. Holsopple, P. O'Hara. The Home Ec. A. Damico, T. Charniga, Miss Miller, B. Paxton girls have a party in the living room and pose for D. Gahagan, A. Toki, Mrs. Mayer. The rest of the their own scrap book. gang for the scrap book. Pots, pans, and parties! What fun we did have! We really tried hard to prepare swell luncheons for the teachers, but, gosh, we all get nervous. Remember the time we set the table wrong? When one of the girls fell asleep and let the cookies burn? Oh, Panic! The hardest part of it was when the guests arrived. With knocking knees and lumps in our throats we tried to make small talk until the chow was ready. It seemed so funny to see everyone seated at the table looking out of the corner of his eye waiting for someone to start eating. After the first bite, the tension died and we all had a happy time-there was the time we were envied by all the kids when we got out of school to see a demonstration of washing machines. Don't forget how hard we worked to decorate the Home Ec. lab. and you accidently smeared paint on your new blouse. Stop wrinkling your brow and don't worry about us. We'll catch up to Mother yet. l Hordubay and B. Hoffman in seventh M. Weis, S. Weyant, J. Miller decorate E. Helsel cutting a pattern for a grade sewing class. Room 301. new dress. Twenty Nine Ct!! Im and Mr. Dave Rubinoff Long hair or crew cut . . . either way you look at it, Rubinoff was sure to please. He played everything from the Warsaw Concerto up to and including Hot Canary. He kept us glued to our seats morning, afternoon, and night. Sophie, the pig that became our mascot back in '49, came into the limelight again this year when Mr. Cassler brought her out of seclusion for the Johnstown game. Didn't help-sad to say. The Gorgeous Georges really had their T. V. se- crets revealed by Bertram Shurtleff, a former pro wrestler. Beflfum L- 5l Uf'leff Mr. Cassler and Sophie The Velvetones-Assemblies or dances, Dick was always right there-the young man with a horn R. Rizzo, C. Madey, D. Pruchnic, L. Volk. fha Bm! A of Behind the scenes with the boys from the Mixed Chorus: R. Miller, R. Rhodes, L. Verostick, and B, Martell. J. Phillips Robertson Ever hear the Pipes of Pan? Well, we almost did when J. Phillips Robertson did a musical round-up of ancient mus- ical instruments. Oh, yes, the pipes were broken. Thirty One it 360 BC. Slicking up for the first assem- bly program of the year by the choruses. J. Boyko, G. Fedenkevich, H. Bartek, E. Verostick, D. Flori, M. Rosa, M. Waltos, and B. Turk. ofwufzg 'far SN .. ....,,, .- D. Hillegass, E. Brehm, S. Honadle, B. Zack, J, L. Campitell work one out Naylor master a tough in chemistry. assignment. B. Hritz, R. M. Martizo learn to read a weather map. B. Dusack, P. McCune do J. McDowell, G. William- a little balancing in phy- son, B. Hughes work out sics class. under Mr. Saylor's eagle eye. Same place but different time-physics or chemistry. Lab in 303 for chemistry while physics class recites in 305 or vice versa. If we're not here, we must be there. Confusing, but that's the way we have to do it with one lab. Of course, you can kind of tell who's using the lab on a given day from the odors that strike you when you open a door. Guess sulphur dioxide is the worst, but there are some close seconds. Formulas! Formulas! strung across three boards in 305. Necessities for great physicists-but head- aches for ordinary students. Thirty Two lil ffm Cltomic R. Divido, E. Greybeck, R. M. Gogo listen attentively to an explanation in biology class. R. M. Gogo, L. Flori do a little work while on a biology field trip to Rey- noldsdole. O. Bonitz, J. Bowser, J. Crist, R. Bryant use the microscope on some plant life. B. Hazy, B. Honadle point out parts of the cell to Period l biology class. Notebooks, movies, exhibits, field trips-all have their time in Room 300, the headquarters for biology which is a must for all sophomores. Biggest event of the whole year is the Reynolds- dale Fish Hatchery iaunt. Really is a combination of business and pleasure. Freshman science, sophomore biology, junior physics, and senior chemistry-that's the science program. Would-be physicists, atomic scientists, eminent biologists all get their start some place. Maybe we're harboring one of these geniuses in our midst. We had our silly moments when we all tossed our pencils out the windows so we couldn't take a physics test lbut took it in spite of ourselvesl, we had our thrilling moments when one of our experiments in chemistry set the place on fire, we had our sorrowful moments when we found our specimens in biology had disappeared from the book in which we placed them. Memories surely pile up when you start to reminisce. Thirty Three '19 I A ff n Mi 5- wx .N Y pn Hlwund and dlwuf Left to Right: J. Novak and R. Divido taking advantage of our library facilities. Mrs. Probert's pride and joy-the Ivanhoe proiects. B. Cerwinsky and M. Hickey cultivating their artistic talents. P. Howells and M. Hickey after passing their driving tests. Hurrah! J. Kelly, D. Flori, J. Kapusi, and M. Hickey playing volleyball in gym class. A section of Miss Steele's history class hard at work lwe thinkl. The pencil chewer is P. Stefanick. QQQK.E,.5 wS,bsdS'xQkZ9t5i'Wycj3i,fW15QA af: xv' yy 3 W ge? . ff G' ypxmiggw 'wh S' -1. ' .5 A l v A X 5 J , . garmin!! 2, s 5' 9 iffy N A WEE Qrzwz Qrhfuy: Bftain hild 0 'MA dll-- P. McCuch, D. Hillegass, J. Wise, B. McCuch, T. Baughman, J. Boblick. The art room saw a Iot of us during production. T. Baughman, J. Brant, M. Gratis, J. Wise. A stamp on your hand and you go in or out when you please. A. Papinchak, C. Sanders, E. Patrick, M. Waltos. Enioying themselves at our Hep Hop. 3 as Sitting-J. Boyko, H. Bartek, J. Boblick, J. Wise No crashing the gate allowed while we're on the iob. Editor ........... Senior Editor Class Editor . STYLUS STAFF JOHN BOBLICK TRESSA BAUGHMAN JOAN WISE Feature Editor ,...... ................ R UBY MEDVA Club Editor ..... DONNA HILLEGASS Sports Editor ..... ............. N ICK STEVENS Photographer .... .............,. B ILL MCCUCH Art ......,........ MARGARET HICKEY PATRICIA MCCUCH MARIAN WILLIAMS Business Manager ............................ ED DANKO Assistant Business Manager ............ ANN KNAPP ROSE VISLOSKY Advertisements ...... .......... H ELEN BARTEK Typists ...... Advisers JOANNE BOYKO ARLENE PANETTI MARY ANN POLASH SHIRLEY BRUMBAUGH MARY WALTO5 JOAN KAPUSI BETTY ZAHURAK GORDON EMERY JOHN SHRUDA HELEN STEELE JUNIOR STYLUS STAFF Editor .................................... ANGELINE CLYRE Senior Editor BARBARA BOTLOCK Class Editor ....... ...... B ARBARA STANKIEWICZ Club Editor .... SUZANNE BOUNDS Sports Editor ...... ................... J OHN RIPPER Photographer Thirty Six ARTHUR GIALLORETO 'Una fluz .Iv-Gown I A.. '- An issue about to go to press HI-TIMES STAFF Editor .......,........,....,,. BILLY CERWINSKY M' Hickey' B' Cwwinsky' edmng copy Co-Edilor .,.... ....., M ARGARET HICKEY Feature Editor . ...., LILLIAN ZVOLERIN Exchange Editor .... ..... D ONNA KOUGH Sports Editor .....,.,..........,. JOHN BOBLICK Business Manager ........ CRYSTAL BERKEY Advertising Manager .... BERNICE JOYCE Advisers .................. KATHERINE KEENAN JOHN SHUSTER Typists .... ..... R OSE VISLOSKY PATRICIA SAXTON Reporters .....,....... BILL HUGHES LOUISE CAMPITELL SHIRLEY HONADLE JANET STOY ' PATRICIA SAXTON ROSE VISLOSKY BARBARA McDOWELL , IWW Bringing You the News and Views of Windber High B. Joyce, B. Cerwinsky, M. Hickey, R. Vislosky-getting an issue of the Hi-Times ready for the press. J. Kapusi aaes some fan- J. Stoy, P. Lilly, A. Panetti, S. Yelovich-winners of the iitterbug cy advertising for the contest at Hi'Times dance. Hi-Times. Thirty Seven funny 'Wlonday at 9:45 , f , ,wt A. Panetti, J. Hynick, N. Spadone, L. Volk, G. Kiss, R. McDowell, J. Leydnf--1 -some of the home room representatives. Every Monday at 9:45 The Student Council becomes alive. The problems of each school day They try to solve in their very best way. to ' Um 43001: Cdnfumi B. Petrilla, S. Betting, M. Kuntz, S. Vaneiken, W. Novak-Student Librarians --vit S-3 !f'll Thirty Eight la! , Yu . , Orchids to the Student Council head Who gave those onions we all dread Ready to assist our book worms, Or help us look for unknown terms. The Student Librarians aim to please They're on the iob-as busy as bees. IJ ' ' Ulwlm .QA Jhflh Hoa! ROW l-P. Howells, C. Naugle, R. Medva, C. Berkey, P. Habbo, R. Finnegan, ROW 2-J. McDowell, T. Charniga, L. Wirick, S. Yelovich, A. Kondas. To maintain order is the Monitors' goal Also to lessen the accident toll. They open doors and keep halls clear, And break up icims when they appear. ROW l-A. Miller, M. Klena, N. Stevens, J. DiGiulio J. Kleban, ROW 2-D. Walker, K. Solden, F. McDowell B. Hughes, ROW 3-E. Danko, J. Kaplan, B. Zack. The Ushers lead an awful life, Students cause a bothersome strife. To seat us well is their goal, We hope it's not behind a pole. S. Yelovich, V, Malik, Misses Pearl Santorum, Winifred Cot- ton, Joan DeMarko, Student Nurses, and Speaker-Miss Sara Monstrola, Instructor. 'Wlay .9 jake 'Umm PulAn.7 This is the first year for the F. N. A. They're doing wonderful in every way. Windber, Memorial, West Penn, or lee There they are going-nurses to be. Jlvllqwnvd Jlmy funn L. Volk, T. Jones, G. Grimes, B. Botlock, R. Pristow, Paulochik-trance scene from Great Caesar's Ghost. Hollywood, here they come! D. S. Grimison, P. Lilly, R. Korzi, M. Greybeck, E, Voytko- stage and property crews in action. S. Bounds, L. Bricker-the seance fiends in Great Caesar's Ghost. si .,1. Not them all, but maybe some. From the cast of Great Caesar's Ghost The Dramatics Club can surely boast. ! jQarh.QJz.' C0111 .9 Agn! R. Medva relieving a teacher from duty in first grade. l Teacher! Teacher! will I be If four years college I can see, But an F. T. A. l am right now Learning the where, the when, and the how. Forty Lcfluzn Qffnmmtvjamzica... G.. 1 8' . 1 5 x tg ,ff . 1. -- . if? is ' mis 1' L , if ' ' Y ' I Cv' . R 1 1. Q1 i , 9 l I S, He ' C PN y Q . sn. Nul- C. Faust, C. Naugle, P. Zack, M. Williams, J. Kelly- enioying themselves at a Y-Teen spaghetti feed at Rillo's. P. Lohr, B. Mickle, D. Paulochik-Y-Teen initiation victims. When it comes to service, the Y-Teens are iust tops, Whether they are collecting food or canvassing the shops. But it isn't all iust service, they also have their fun, The prom is their big moment when their good deeds are done. Jluz 'U-JQQIIA dim jimi 1012.4 E. Reed, F. Rios I l Forty One H. Potts, F. Rios uadmqfhq mmf ROW l-A. Miller, J. Waldman, G. Williamson, J. Maruschok, ROW 2-C. Ott, E. Maxwell, W. Ashbrook, R. Wise, R. Harclerode, R. Wing- ardg ROW 3-D. Walker, B. Zack, J. Hritz, B. Cerwinsky, N. Stevens, J. Heckler-Hi-Y Meeting in the Lab. I Bm, High standards have our Hi-Y boys, Fixing children's Christmas toys, Having parties and lots of fun, When their day's work is nearly done. ROW l-R. Campitell, J. Dcgostira, ROW 2- F. Donato, J. Danko, ROW ' Marfizo, E. Maxwell, J. Polgar, E. Golish, 4-A. Max- well, T. Liska-Stage Crew 'c'-' rg ready for Rubinoff Concert. L. Wirick, J. McDowell lThe victim is Larrylb E. Maxwell, J. Marfizo, J. Polgar- erecting risers for class pictures. iw: r . . A .- 9 43 . N .. . i 2 'E f .., ' I . Forty Two dgnautq... ,L -s, . . at M A it .. The F. H. A. attending the annual tureen initiation supper D. Hlatky, M. Kurcis, C. Stoskey, B. McDowell, N. Zack, M. Muscatello-running the gauntlet in the food line. r WNW' A ROW 'l-D. Bartolomucci, R. Helmong ROW 2-J. Shuster 5. ff ! 'K ' , AW' E. punks, H. amfek, A. Pupanchok, Row 3-J. Daniels, J ' 7 ya, ' V Ripper, J. Boyko-Commercial Club Committee Meeting. Q' if . ,mfs . . I A If A A - . . . -.Miz BLMMQAA Annual hike sponsored by the Commercial Club The business world is our aim, Perhaps we won't win great fame, But practice and study are a must, If we want some employer to give us his trust. Forty Three ,IW The contestants vie, For the iudge's eye. Sugarin' time in Pennsylvania brings Maple Queen Contest time to Somerset County and our turn to play host to the contest for choosing the Maple Queen. Hard pill to swallow, but Mary Beth didn't win. The luckiest ones were Gloria Stevanus of Meyersdale, Queen, Ruth Walker of Somerset, and Joan Knapp, Conemaugh Township's snappy twirler, maids of honor. Nice work if you can get it! Too bad that scholarship didn't come our way. Oh, well, there's always next year. Our choice- Mary Beth Seaton The Royalty- Ruth Walker-Somerset Gloria Stevanus-Meyersdale Joan Knapp-Conemaugh Township Forty Four ' nf, wah y Miss Mary Muldowney, Guest Miss Olive Fornear, hostess, and Mr. Arthur Walters, President Conductor, New York University Central-Western Music Directors. lFormerly of Indiana State Teachers' College? Once in a blue moon it's our turn to play hostess to the Central-Western band, orchestra or chorus. Our turn to have different fellows and gals to ohl and ahl about-to entertain them in our homes-to show them our loafin' ioints-to have the fuss and flurry that is connected with getting cu concert in shape. Nothing quite like the finished product when a hundred voices ring out with: Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses, yearning to be free. Teen Canteen Valentine Dance for Central-Western-Guests at the Bounds'-practice session- lunch at the Church of the Brethren 5 i 'L 5 L. . . Forty Five Jada--and--fancied Q ' .'1-. 3 wg ll 9 Y S ' '- -. 'AQ' 1 , -'-,-..,' .tv ,..:'.1 Here today-gone tomorrow-the shingled hair-do of the Twenties replaced by the horse's tail-the poodle cut-Fads, of today- the horrors of tomorrow-but they are MUSTS! One version of the poodle cut-R. Vislosky Don Eagle cut-H. Jacobs Horse's tail-A. Geisel Forty Six Medallions, cinch belts, saddle shoes white socks, cowboy boots, Levis, ankle straps as Cots, scatter pins-the fads of l953 The fat and the thin, The short and the tall, No matter the fad, They pleased us all. 9 The King and Queen of Football at the Varsity Dance-M. A. Polash and R. Bossi. Junior-Senior Prom-M. Buclcwalter and R. Wingard getting checked in. T. Baughman, C. Baughman do a brother and sister act at a pep dance. Putting the finishing touches on the decorations for the Freshman Halloween Dance: C. Meyers, R, Costa and W. Mayer . Royalty frm a Whylzl l . i . -X :X r t x '. 1 ' - ii . L , X X' jr X . ,. N Jane Alyce and Eugene were the sophomore's choice The first time we didn't have a voice, But it the Republicans can have their Morse, The sophomores can have their king and queen, of course. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Queen's Attendants . Helen Gentile . Nettie Cunsolo . Linda Sontucci . Judith Toomey . Catherine Nolan . Joan Lucas . Rose Marie Gogo Jane Alyce Douglass, Eugene Miller King's Attendants 'l. Arthur Gialloreto 2, Joe Danko 3. Joe Hordubay 4. Leonard Volk 5. Ed Nelson 6. Ronald Koot 7. Tom Quinn Forty Eight 'Nm QW1,ev3,iQii,jgWN bei ,W 5 f , K fa. ws is22QgJj fy KN JIM Jw ww-'Mm JIM HOLMAN It takes more than End A bang-up game Sum did ploy, Not iust one but every day. GEORGE MCKELVIE CARL TOKARSKY Center Tackle Scotty didn't iust center the bull, His presence was known in the line, On opponents' fumbles he would fall. His crushing tackles suited me fine. FYI ' ii' , V , i I Y -4-r4 ' 'fi . ' -5454 ' ' 'YL 1 Y ff 1 , Maw' . , 11 7953... one to stop Bob Hudy. RAY BOSSI ' Halfback .. 1. 1 . ffxffff . ,xg-1 ff, H - ' 'A' - ' A mighty player was halfback Ray, I V H J' f f- 1 ,L ' A. 3 A big goin on every ploy. af 1 A , 1 K - ' ' ' - 1 f F ll :Qi , ,Q JOHN NAYLOR G. STEFAN, J. NovAK, R. STATLER Tackle Senior Managers The tackle spot John did fill, Playing football was his biggest thrill. Fifty One 02101 Uidzj Ula? dlmozxf! ROW l-F. Green. T. Fagan. I. Naylor, B. Martell, I. Holman. G. McKelvie, R. Bossi, C. Tolcarsky, B. Hudy, T. Kanas: ROW 2-A. Hancharik. G. Ge hart, B. Halcovich, E. Horduhay, C. Baughman. l. Sombronski. B. Keller. R. Facciani. G. Zindash: Row 3- R. Statler, manager: I. ltlafnos, I. Kush, I. Hordubay. N. Becky, A. Toth. E. Miller, G. Winas, I. Novak. manager: ROW 4-Coach A. Atty, B. Honadle. B. gtopko. E. Nelson, B. Bundy, B. Foltz. R. Dntzman, M. Spinaznlo, D. Hunt. Head Coach-I. Kawchak. THE SCORE BOARD Windber ..... ..,. 2 4 Shade Twp. .. 26 Windber ..... .... 3 l Altoona ............................ 6 Windber ..... .... l 3 Pittsburgh North Catholic .... 'I3 Windber 39 Johnstown Catholic ..,,. Windber . 6 Johnstown ............ . Windber .... 30 Conemaugh Twp. ..., . Windber . 2 Adams Twp. Windber .... 47 Punxsutawney .... . Windber .... 40 Somerset ..,...,. Windber ..... .............. l 2 Richland Twp. .. ins - 2 Losses - l Tie Fifty Two A X, ALEX ATTY A G STEVE KAPLAN JOHN KAWCHAK Head Coach JOHN LOCHRIE fu? Q .'QrV 3 - '...1 f '24 .gggfsw fx JOSEPH FLORI f f fs . ff 1 . ,- wx 1 me xv E. WARGO, G. STEFAN, R. STATLER, RICHARD MICKLE H. CLARK, J. NOVAK Faculfy Manager Managers Fifty Three Um n 124 Ratzwnpncf Gee! Ray gained 6 more yards! Well, this season finally ended but we're still worked up. The team didn't begin too well be- cause we had two losses and a tie in our first five games. Shade Township was our first conqueror and to say they knocked the props out from under us is putting it mildly. They only beat us 26-24, but those two points were enough. For some rea- son our players iust weren't able to convert extra points and this one great fault plagued us all year. l guess things can't always be perfect. We had a better break in the Altoona game and we were the victors by a 31-6 score. The game became somewhat boring since it was so one sided, but how pretty their new white uni- forms looked. To me, the most thrilling game was with Pitts- burgh North Catholic. lt was really breathtaking! When that final whistle blew with the score all tied up, l3-l3, l think everyone was relieved. Our game with Johnstown Catholic this year won't hold any particular place in my memory, because we really crushed the Crushers with a 39-6 victory. Our team went all out as usual and we never mind watching them as long as we're making the points. Not a wall-just Miller and Martell Filly Four mmirgy Wonder if he'll make it? I'd rather not think about the unfortunate ac- cident that fell upon us at Johnstown. Our peren- nial rivals became greater rivals by defeating us, 26-6. This is one of the darkest notes in my diary. Then we just breezed through the rest of the season. The points added up as we beat Cone- maugh Township 30-26, Punxsutawney, 47-6, and Somerset, 40-0. Gee! That little old pigskin was kicked around in those games. The Conemaugh Township game, as expected, was quite a thriller. Lucky for us, though, the ln- dians were in for a scalping and we gave it to them by winning, 30-26. l will admit we almost had the wind taken out of our sails in the Adams Township game. The safety in the first period was our only score and although the going got rough we came out on top, 2-O. We finally reached the finale and conquered Richland Township l2-O. Richland had a scrappy team, but when the whistle blew for the final time of the l952 season it was our Blue and White Ramblers who were out in front. Here's how Ray scored 73 points Shouts of encouragement by J. Karczewski, H. Rakoczy, L. Hromcick, D Luch, J. Czaikowski, J. Sweltz, Rockin' Rhythm ' ' ,.,m. we -1 THE CHEERING NINE ROW 1-J. Sweltz, R. Wurgo, J, Czczikowski, L Hromcck, H. Rczcozcyp ROW 2-D. Luch, M. Woz nick, J. Kcrczewski, D. Schwer. ON THE BEAM Joan Czoikowski Fifty Six fu-.I--n . . -. . - - - A I- - - - - SICNIURS: lI.nllug.xuIm'x' INI Iimkxx.x1Irr, C. luluxt, A. I:urnmm'h1k, C. Hdlfuxlch, Hvrklrr, R. Hvlnmn. llurnluhav l'. Huuvllx R. Mvsix A Mull--I l Nauglr I3 IH-rm-A H. R1pph-,A.Shmrc1,D.llpdvgraff. M. VVilliam5. P. Zavk: IUNIORS D. Alhxmx. IS. And--mwn, I! lhhmnk ' ' :A LR ual 1' LH: ' ' ' ' ' I Ilmumu, It. Hum , . ng . r xx rr. kv. lrrnlws. R. Hlsmmg. I. Ishman, R. Ixmzl, U. Ixnugh. M. Nl.1km:x', H. Nluklv Nl. IN1uLlm', 5. Mu IIN I5 I'.mImlv1Ix, U. IH'x,lIumu'. I' Plmllxu. D. Ijrurhnlc, D. Ruin. G. Wvllliarxlxcxll, I.. XNIIVMIQ: SOIIIIUIVIORES L.. Hv1IxcIuIr. I lImupcrlI1xx.nIA K IXHIY, NI l7.lll1lmuI-' l5nugl.u-, I. Irlnlx. P. Grrfv. R. Knut. l.xn'Ax, M1L'knwlxIs. E. Nclwuu. R. NIQUNZ If. Ruin. Slmm, VV. Slum: M Spllmx li 5tmIln.llx'. I 'l'm1lm'v I.. Volk K. Xyhllv. VV. IIIII: FR ESHNIEN: I.. Aldslanit, M. B4-ll. NI. Hullmk, liuulrlku R. lhmlxknxxxkx l. l7.nll.x, IG-lxko S. Ulllvxplr l.. Hnxurx B. Inuluirlw. F. Lucas. Nl. Nlaxwrll. Nl, Nilllrr. Nlllclwll, R. Kami. R. Snlknxkv, I VYlll1.uu I, XX1n51.urml, K. XXvx.uluIl. M Mn:-uxrvllu: LOLOR UUARD- IVIxllx'r. ll, blwnlvr, R. blwdvr. V. bllxxlw, MAIURIZI II25 II. Hnlmil Lx:--I . . . K M link.-x I. k.xp.m.l Ixvllv l- 5.-mink B, Slum' ll. V1-umm. with jluwz, Uwz ' ' Saafuzd OUR HIGH-STEPPERS ROW I-J. Kapusi, J. Kelly, B. Stoneg ROW 2-R. Verostick, F'. Borndt, F. Sendeck, J. Crist. S-ng... LEADER OF THEM ALL Andrew Furmcmchik Fifty Seven nn! jwn! dun fum Pin .uf l X l- li. lVlxKi'lx1i' ll. Nlm-It-ll, Ci. lllrrx'4'1 ROXX' 2-l. Nuvulx. Nl. Zahurald. T. Karma B. l:ult:. ll.. lzngint Rmulv, ll. 'Xl ll lxv, ll. llluxi. A. Lfsonlns: ROVV 3-5. livnlsu. ll. livrlkvv, llninrw, ll. lluxlv. ll. Kcllrr. R. Knut llvmlllvl, I5 lllXX 'l -li Kiss ll. Lf:.illuvxxsLi, R. Umxv, ll. Kcllvx. ll. Ilmmrllr. lf. Mlllcr. M. lllntu A. l3rlNl.iuu. ll. Rvvimlils, li, llv George Pierre How proud we were when George took the District 5 crown! His 3 years practice surely made him perfect. As wrestling fans, we thought he was one of our best, cmd when he went to the dis- trict meet, we decided we were real hep on our choice. Ray Bossi We not only cheered Ray during foot- ball season, but also during wrestling season because he was real gone in both sports. He isn't very big and his op- position surely looked tough at times, but in all those tough spots our boy man- aged to pull through. l 'F-Liu-' 'M' Twnuoms. Fifty Eight l-1-ff if wi-ftj. .M-W' jon ULU: jmm TALLY SHEET Windber ....,.,,.... 36 Somerset ..... Windber .,YY..,,.A,A I2 DuBois .,... ,,.,.. Windber ., ,., ,,, , 28 Boswell ................ Windber .,,..,,,.... 20 Conemaugh Twp. .. Windber .Y,..,, ,,,, 2 8 Indiana ..,.......A,.... Windber ..A...,,.,., 22 Conemaugh Twp. .. Windber ......,,.,,, 39 Boswell ..A...,7.,,,,.,. Windber .,,.,,,.,,., 27 Everett ..,.. Windber . ,Y,,,,..A, 25 Johnstown ..,........ . Windber ..,.....o,,, 25 Bedford ..... ...,,, Windber .,........,. 22 Johnstown ...,...,., Won 9 Lost l - Tied l Jim Reay Surely think Coach Atty's up and com- ing wrestlers will have to go some to com- pare with this year's senior grapplers. Jim is one of these who helped raise the score with his draws. For some reason, many of his matches ended in a tie, but that's always better than losing. Wow! Coach Atty is really giving Jim Reay a pep talk George McKelvie Scotty was real George when it came to wrestling. His District 5 crown in the second year of his 3 year career looked sharp. He seems to take to all sports, and when it comes to wrestling we all consider him a natural, As one of the squad he helped a lot to swing the tide in our favor. Fifty Nine Battm Zip! Heinz fnmm Man! George Petro is going to score another run. Yep! lt's our murderers' row. Tl'1ere's B. Hudy, B. Martell, J. Holman, J. Novak. M. Dembinsky, G. Boyko, J. Hynick warming up. Here's Umpire C. Horner, Faculty Man- agerg R. Mickle, Umpire E. Billet- deaux talking it over. Sixty 4' : 1'. W 5 -,ng '. flmmffl... yf SUMMARY Slfj, gf Z Windber ,,.,..,, ll Richland Twp. ,w,, l ' 8 Windber .A,Y..,. 2 Altoona ....., ..... Windber .. ,.,,. 16 Conemaugh .,,.,,,. l V' 'L 1 Y Nindber ., 2 Conemaugh Twp. I Windber ., ,,,, 2 Adams Twp. V....,, . 24 Windber .,,,,,,, 2 Altoona .Y,,,.,,...,w, 4 Windber ,, 9 Richland Twp. 5 Windber .,.,..., 9 Conemaugh .,,..,A. 2 2 I Windber .. 4 Conemaugh Twp. 6 X Windber ...,.... O Adams Twp. ..,..... ll 5 Wins - 5 Losses mlsillft Xi' Gosh! l l10Pe SCOHY Qefs a hit. Our players want him to hit the ball out of Ihe park, too. Sixty One Suubhf Iwo Jw 67013114 1 VV' l-li llalcuxwflu, B. Rainey. B. llughvs. Kaplan. M. Klena, Sfsndelgh B. Rhodes: ROVV 2-A T h ll Humlx K iulilcn ll Clark manaqcr' C. Bnuqhman P. Gerlv, L. Fluri, G. btclan, manager. Windber Windber Windber Windber Windber Windber Windber Windber Windber Windber Windber Windber Windber Windber Windber Windber Windber Windber Windber Windber Windber Windber Windber Windber Windber Windber THE RESUME M ,.,, 56 Franklin ..,,...,.. W ..., 43 Adams Twp. , 57 Altoona . 88 Bedford M ,, ... 47 Johnstown Catholic ,, ,, ,, , .,w. 62 Somerset ..,....,..... s . , ,,., Sl Richland Twp. ., , . ,,,. 52 Richland Twp. , , 45 Westmont ., ., ,, , , 49 lndiana ..,.e...,,,.,, , ,, , 75 Conemough Twp. . ,, ,,,, 46 Johnstown Catholic , ,, A , , 108 Bedford ,,,.,,,,, ,,,,,,, , , . ,,,. 52 Ebensburg ..,,. . ,, ..,, 49 Johnstown . , , , .,,, 72 Ferndale , , , .,,. 76 lndiana , , ,,,, 66 Westmont . ,. , , .,,. 95 Ferndale .,,., , . 57 Altoona , . . 77 Ebensburg . M , H. 2l Johnstown ., . 90 Somerset ,, ,,,. 73 Conemaugh Twp. ., ,,,. 70 Adams Twp. ...... .. 56 Franklin . Won 16 - Lost lO Sixty Two XL .li vi 1 ff toUwz u ' jcofuz Kenny Solden didn't miss this iump shot. Thought this season would never end! Can hardly complain about the results since we lost only IO out ol 26, but some of those losses were real heartbreakers. lt will be a long time, we think, before another W. H. S. team will run up the number of points this year's team did. We ended with 1,633 and a 63 point average. We also hope it will be even longer before anyone equals the record of our big gun, Jim Kaplan. Jim ended up with 647 points and a 27 point average to break all district records. Although W. H. S. didn't come out first in the Tri-County League, our team sported its best record in the school's history with 7 wins and 5 losses. Coach Kaplan has a right to be proud of this year's team, and, from all outlooks, his next year's team will also make a name for itself. Sixty Three Fight tor that rebound, boys! Chuck Baughman can surely make those corner shots Uwt 5 ' faqmzt BILL HUGHES Boy, Diz looked plenty O. K. against Ebensburg. He didn't always get to play the whole game, but when he did play, he was really in there fighting. He was our only left-handed gun- ner which seemed unusual. He may not have racked up points, but points aren't everything. MATT KLENA Don't know how W. H. S.'s team will get along next year with all this year's senior stars grad- uating. Matt, of course, was one of the big five who surely came through on defense. We didn't get to see him shoot very often, but some of his beautiful set shots took our breath away. BILL RAINEY We'll a l w a y s remember Bunker with his high average of successful shots. ,True, he did- n't take many shots, but he man- aged to make most of the ones he did take. Our team surely was glad that Bill came from Cleveland to play for W. H. S. Here are two of Jim's 68 points. JIM KAPLAN We'll never forget the night Jim poured in 68 points and set a state record for field goals made in one game. Jimmy was the big gun for our team this year. Our 6-2 center surely made a name for him- self. Golly! He was mighty hot those nights. We could count on our captain for his 25 points in iust about every game. Jim holds the individual scoring record for Windber High School and is a three year letterman. He really racked up a lot of points for the Ramblers. fbpllp, ?5.wP, ' ws wwf? fx? K Q f My ob X ' . f IW ? SHN sf fffff MXK W GW! UQ, 'X- QN f5 Jim .Sfmbfm ' flwice wQ,Ilp UM-90 A fs, Ewfp-f'iwL 'GA EDWARD DANKO THERESA CHARNIGA Presiclenf Vice-Presidenl X BEATRICE MURPHY X Adviser MARGARET HICKEY CAROLYN FAUST Secretary Treasurer Sixly Six A911 Qmwmanqh Unica . Elixir Qian DONALD BARTOLOMUCCI WILLIAM CERWINSKY Of MILDRED GREYBECK PATRICIA HOWELLS ROSE VISLOSKY THE SENIOR COUNCIL A 'err' GEORGE PIERRE JOAN KAPUSI Sixty Seven 1 an 1 I ' I I U Y- I 1 ,II LMI-I gl 3 V, A 1.. ui iff' - I ,-4 4 ' I.. , ,. 4110 I J. DONALD BARTOLOMUCCI sv ILL I I MARIO ADORE Don Aug. I4 Chilly June I9 He's fall, dark and hand- Although he is rafher small, A game, 4 I fr h His ,ho-bbyb is, on Ihe slreet n commercia par ies e p oying a . really planned 'em. T Essf1'M.gggx3h4Anu.J ss' I eb, illie p . :rr , e' o n Umm' : dfvof Tflvh . i I oway Tlef,n ' 'luhaf ,Qi exqnls ci ' ' orf ? , ofle . 'x 1 VM! Ill! LID in JOANN E. BAUMGARDNER ALI . B ER Bummy Nov. I7 ' ' I ec. I4 A bowling champion, fha? is No o e no s e ever clis- she, iurfn-A D She's jusl as keen as she as o e secrefary she 1 V, ccin be. ff wcrsarsqjerb. I . if A I Q X, , N I I+ ., f -v sr. , I Ly 'SX tj HELEN M. BARTEK N' ll I V een May 27 JA x, A Q, If ' XXV ROI x l fi secerfary she I L . I I ' lUn r hear! some fellow rf , Ik I ,fir B! QI l 9gI' ke. IL' Q If V , fi' I 9 1 I f I I ww? WILLIAM H. BENSE Bense June I4 His olcl fashioned radio sure is a lreal, As for as lhal car, if can'I be bear. CRYSTAL BERKEY Chris Sept, 4 A personality rafing A plus, We've never known her lo raise a fuss. MARLIN BERKEY Berk Jan. I9 He can always be seen rid- ing lo school, W i I h old -fashioned s h o e leafher he jusf won? fool. ANN BEUTMAN Ann July 2 Her boy friends can'i be counfed one af a lime, Her clolhes are all snappy right down the line? 1 Sixty Eiqhl f 'sf ravi xl 'llffw lil- as ff, 'r 1 X f 1,101 X! I l X .'If V If 3: I i,s-x W-L Aff . 1 ' :Luci-Q w 3 l , s E ' - gf I fri 'A - A. -MVN Q Y xxx I ' I 1 I N RM' V 'V 'Lgf' w . xx V U .N V W Y LJ ...sm ' X Qu-X 11 . if Q, ' - , x ' x O.. Law N, Q A .A JOHN M. BOBL 1. JAMES BUCCI JOANNE E. BOYKO X Jack Nov. il! Butch Sept. A Bunny Feb. 24 ' 'X As editor of the Stylus he He only lives from day to Since her driver's test she has Q' X made his name, day, taken, He will surely stand in the But he is carefree, happy and The sidewalks now are all Hall of Fame. gay. forsaken. RAYMOND BOSSI MARLENE BUCKWALTER EVELYN BREHM Ray 4 July 4 dJQDimp es A A' ' - V . Q Peabrain May 9 ' f v . - As our Football King he did UJLA dim le ' -KW' ' Shi-V's short and kind, she's ' reign, -' ' - -Q ,,' I onest and nice, And on the wrestlingf mat 'iv V. - neat A Voice of Democracy winner won tame. V .-.Q VV, V1 7 My -,A SWR. , thrice. . Y v Hr ' V 'fu if 'A V S i 1 'I 1 R1 , A .J ' bfi n-f' my . 5+ 7s,Qj,Q',y ..fr ' ,M V! .- -f . . 5 A f VA . 1 . I V I X x i V lx 3 i,r5lsig.f gore JM R A- - CAM: IRLEY M. BRUMBAUGAXXI 5 J rY ,1ULi4 Junfzl Qjffbl' R 'J' ' r. 15 R lshlfln MGY 10 FK His ,ffzgxiadh sk lqnere Bl k curly hcii s the gi x As a typist she does excel, X . 9 considered , , fl V, delight, As a secretary she'll do well. A second Rembrapdtf Qbdffsl ' - see - to . is his fate, ' I 2 ing all right. ' R Q . ' +- W I 8 in LVL , li 'LL ' U Q 'K X C N 'SL I V . GEORGE BOYKO ANGELA L. CAMPITELL 119-'S It-lla .J Pk Beko Feb. IO Louise Moy I7 N' L , How could we forget his She spent her summer days ' L tp2X xi V r J manly grace, at Bedford Springs, If Mmm l As he jumped to 'catch' those And those happy days passed' XY' ' Q hitslnt thiwtkydie, L we by on wings. , ,. - Q . f X J - X. .J ,Ax , I 4. L, ll, V N , ' ski W '- i I, lr -X .w.lx, Q y'w i'i ,Jvvw X ,,. 1, xs V trim' iNln:,' N AA V 55 1 rL,Qv'x.V V , 1 MV , ' ' . NW Lkfyxxktvxoxx ,V vxf Xml- V N ' E -L,UL,N,f :J X l' . .1 A we , .G ffl ' ' E uw if Lf 'A X-'I' ' I . lf L54 Ll' ss . -ses L -W Ni.- j E L ' . V:-sa Y . Zh ' 1 L 1 X. f 1 DLL td V f F D Sixty Nine fcVMLtJb,.1 K Wi' XY4 WILLIAM E. CERWINSKY Billy June 10 To all lhe girls he swings the lines, He's editor ol' our paper, the Hi-Times. Q3 JAMES DIGIULIO Black Jim Mar. 24 We think his P. O. D. antics amusing, But we pity the teachers who talre the bruising. MQ. F? JOAN M. CL AJKOWSKI ,ijon Jon. 28 Captain of the cheerleaders, and a mighty fine one, loo, Her one ambition is to be secretory true. G L s , 'il AJ x 4.1, WJ THERESA A. CHARNIGA BERT DOMONKOS ' AMELIA JQCJAMICQ 'W Jigga June 7 f ' July 21 I1'j.f Millfe'A,Q L Ji.gze'13 A Tomboy is her middle name, n nglish - oss he makes o J ne',,ol5 the girls'iri5-7hg,con1- H' As class vice-president lot of t, mercial class, ,X J: won fame. Which doe l ut him in t X Never WjfJh'OUf Jun do .l1eQ,-, A 1 l ' daydfpass.-'U' fa 5 yu ' Y N! , -f' J J' WV JAMES cosTANTiNo X EDWARD J. DANKO Jim July 10 - Shorty Jan. 30 All the girls eye him in the - -- We proudly hail him, Presi- school, dent of the class, But to ignore them is his rule ' .. . -H-. 1 . . . He's one boy the girls s'm- BARBARA cusTER GRACE FEDENJGEYICHNAJK V ' li M J fi' Barb Nov. T4 Gracie IFQb, 'IU ' 11 'R 'fr I x V X 1 L ' i A wonderful wife she will be, She's a happy D,-,JY f F. ', X, Nj-' We wish her luck and pros- X. culrxelree, ' L J y :I ,v.J.f' V , .1 L perity. Shel akep a charrrBng'briclee J 4 JJJI5 2 I f I f 'l0:l3J9- 'J M , , A, X' 'Sf 'Q Iii' 'V' il .e xx If l . pqpkju' Kl 41s.-,1 In if fl, Il f 'tx N .ks xx fb- jx 1' r' -5 . E ,V l QF' 4. gl r- 'K ' L, , s y . i . i. x s o , A Q x, xg 1 . XJ .6 'ij V X LQ 1 N' K Flo, X M 3 Nl X'X'i , X 4 E + Jx x IN Seventy , 1 .0 J ' x X 'sy'-, .N ill ,H Q I a-'+L V- 'I mf .,L 'L, C ARWILDA K. GEISE JL 1, ,, W' 5,wiS'rlNr71EGAN Winnie Oct 5' fl, L Fila l Jon. 3 As student director of he f, H41 gyr11i,sfi4'lg1n always raise dramatics play, f Lf the g-gore, She ruled the roost for ju 1 And s e's one who'cl never one day, i wage a war. Y' RODNEY L. GEISEL Q s 0 RES FLORI Mike Feb. I2 N 0 Au . 10 h Stage Crew, he ' pleasing a winning way, ll ru ' Q' hile on t e rl -.E helped to direct, K nd since driving a car he She Simpl 'L' N75 U v 'QI ne'er had a wreck. ' N x ii A iiuiax C-B l 'I klifdjpu it 4 Seventy One MILDRED GREYBECK FiFi Mar. 1 With cute little freckles on her face, She keeps the boys running a rapid pace. ELLA MAE GUBETE Moe Mor. 29 To Ella Mae we send three cheers, d luck And wish her goo thru the years. MARGARET GULA 22 iz I li. N xi: TONY GENTILE T. G. Sept. 22 Marge Mar. X dx, Typing is his favorite class, His 'Yann - the class To be a secretary is her am- N- Surely with honors he will ploy w - rea bition, pass. His exp -- n chemistry We hope she finds a good wi a e. position. DOROTHY F. GAHAGEN E' 5 CONNIE HALCOVICH Dorth Sept. 79 Connie July 8 In the Dramatics Club play Her manner is to be quiet she was quite a treat, .' and shy, For telling funny stories, she X. J When around boys she. can con't be beat. .V rl .only sigh. l- V. .J I 5 ,!' qw ' ,A Vffuug 'L' .. A X 1111 .15-3 . 'l f-i i'fl7,,. ,go-v 3 fn K 6, 'J l M l RICHARD HELMAN M I Rich Dec. 3 1 L He's fhe louclesl drummer in the band, You can hear his playing all over the land. W JOHN C. HAMZIK Red July 6 ll you look fasf you'll see him, Driving Massimo's fruck all evenin'. MARGARET A. HICKEY ETHEL A N AZY Marge June 30 Efch v. 27 As Class Secreiary, she's done .. - . , . ig f please, a good iob, 1- le fingers on All the boys hearts she also ys. did rob. - IUQ P DONNA HILLEGASS ' 'J' '. - Bicky Aug. 9 ' Fe 13 As Y-Teen Presidenf and C 1 o as '- Edifor, foo, - - I------J sir P There wasn'f a job she 'V' epaysfh moufho- couldn'f do. 0 , if sefs -4 alire. -ll-EP 'll'CDP JOHN D. HEISLER Big John Aug. 23 J is for John so bash- ful and shy, H is for Heisler a righf kind of guy. iw' Jf'f'- W W DOROTHY G. HLATKY Ginger Aug. 30 Her red hair and freckles are simply adoring, Her personality never siops soaring. PATRICIA A. HOBBA Pai Dec. T9 She's so very small of sla- lure, She'll have a greaf future if the boys don'i caich her. JIM HOLMAN Sam Sept. 2 He may sleep in classes and miss a call, But he never sleeps when playing foofball. PATRICK HOLOVKA Pulsy Feb. 9 He pays no affenfion fo girls af all, He's blond and cufe and noi foo fall. , I A tj fr iffugf A ,z Auf ,Cf Z f ' J M, ,1 fc + 1-4 .1 1 -I r'6L'6J!.. Ad J A ,7,7, '-1 V' 5' Rx ' ,J focf X, V 'I f f,4 R -.s ' ' f Q 'U 'JJ JA X I i - DN , ' iv' J vb J Y! A I, I. L' ' s i f VJ ' 4 MJ 'L' ' 1' L A , y l 04 U, VCE .J-1 Wx .Aj i U' ,, . if X lor ,I X LJ- J xl 17 XJ 'x.f' Seventy Two t ..-4 . Q N 4 ,tx F ,Ji J fa - I ft' ,I I. VjJ.,.J I ,tr 'L r . t , ' 'f ' A .1 WL X' K , f' L' . '1--if f. ! I, 'A lk I, fl L ' A I lf ' .- , ' W V' ' . . - . . 'fn ,LV Gif. ,Q .c.1A...f'.ft..fj.'LAf,2g,.,A,fw: J I ,WL . Z ,NJ .7 lil . W V' H, , O i .wr A K - ., lk! D 36' 'A vw if C - ' N wk-ex A pqlk '1 7 L, tty J Ji mph f 'il Rib 'df fi I 1 ,4 fit lfyli ,'II,l!iyf ff If L f Ml: A U AI CM Wife BARBARA HOLSOPPLE CHESTER J. JEZESKIE WILLIAM HUGHES Barb Sept. 4 Chesty June 24 Diz May I6 Quiet in school she does ap- P. O. D. is his favorite rest- He flirts with all the girls we appear, ing place, know, She has her good times it's While driving, he moves ata But at basketball he's not quite clear. more rapid pace. so slow. SHIRLEY A. HONADLE ANN BERNICE JOYCE JAMES HYNICK Shirl Dec. 'IO Skipper Apr. 23 Hindu Oct. I Her jet black hair and spark- Bernice 11 he girl who got He's the dream ot all the ling eyes, i 'mes girls, . Make all the boys give out so n With his clark eyes and with sighs. . ! .curls. JOHN D. HORDUBAY CA ERI E . AIPQEK JACOB JARZABECK Black John Ill Oct. 25 wtf , J e I Jake Jan. I In chemistry his experiments e F1613 ' LP' cl ss, Driving is his favorite past- sometimes fail, She - . ome time, But his sense of humor we Speeding to him is simply di- vine. all do hail. PATRICIA Howms JA ES A I Pat Apr. 7 Kap 5 ' -h A To West Penn she has sent As dist ---U . fx x :ye e her application, I C lcl' o-5 , We're sure she'll be 0 big I In 1 by e e also .L f sensation. ' ,. Q J t s 0 -h se 'N i, my l .-HW J IIMI f' . QQ' ' X I I-J' 'UL ff 'Li 1L',If gy, ' AQ .Ds . -'Ll .' 1 I.. W, ,ty . Q4 NU 3 , X, Ljyyi V, Alf + A. . .I+ I .ye A , it ,A -I D .J A-AV tIt'r ' 'CI V dx tn, '. i :L 1' - ., .i - Q-.X GJ I ' ' I yt! I Q V Zz . A . ,i. f A Q W I , A +..?5 ti. ' fifty Seventy Th ree if fsiffff Q- y mx M xfxtlxx X12 X . X E iiffm Iivjiiiifffiief 1 JOAN MARIE KAPUSI Cupcake Jan. 20 She's very small and her fem- per is greaf, We know fha! in Cleveland she will rale. JANE ANN KELLY .lane Aug. 31 As a moioreile she was on lhe ben mf A lab Technician has been her dream. JOHN KLEBAN John June 15 His choice of ways work Bul we rafe class flirl. cars doesn'f al- , him as a first MATTHEW J. KLENA Boo May 23 The radio, lighls, and brakes of his car don'f work, Bul when if comes fo school- work he's no jerk. X , K X .L I ', W ' 'I 1. NX- L, K v- f 'x X, Q BKN x W 1 It L, g KI., IV., L V 14 X. v f' f- I , 1 N f' Q' ,L - N rf f .J vb 'L' JESSIE KOSHINSKIE Jessie May 3 ANN MARIE KNAPP 'foufsyff Feb. 7 In fyping she is a girl of great speed, To Ann goes fhe honor of being lirsf bride When her frienclshi h f- p s e o fers, be glad and fake heed. We know she'll 'be ha PPV with Dave by her side. dAh! LOU Ancl' frie n cou 5 GEORGE KOHARCHIK O I ., .. Cf Corky July 22 He doesn'f mind comin lo F wifh T. V. equipmenf he'cl rafher fool. L -P IQ er ion - s is, g Z A n - - f megs Bu5Cl10Ol, UD in I 'J '-A , T ' 1, ' -if i ' 4 ' I f, ' M GA UR 5 ANDREW KONDAS , Mar e I 0 I. 25 HQ- K-'C V. Nov. 222' ' ' ' s .' , . l ,. . She enlerlain us with her ln hsolid ,grid lfig, hefknoyif remda gh isvsfu , ,, ' ' Wfalso h she has quite ln fad in every clasi' he's If 0 few QUX, good enough. f. 1 I , H 1' U ill! JLLYA B fs :AID , Q , 1 A L L RICHARD A. LAWHEAD L. l' ' N if QW Torch June 4 WL! ppll ' The Navy he expecls io make il ' , 'V 15 gl I his career, ,'4'l'B lf' L ' And of the Canfeen he made J- 'C L' cr good overseer. N . lr' Qlf1J Valk J, . L A 1 , L Seventy Four WLM? i..,.mg. MW' 0f 6' -'A ss 4:42 'bu ard' 'WUI v'JL,7'f,1t ,Z ev!-l , 1 ,, L e'.lD'hcI U l 5 10 I IHI hill X L SA, .J 'II' ,FK .i. I 1 , X I ' 1' i 1 ' T.. '- R.. JOHN J. MARUSCHOCK John Sept. 4 When we speak of school to him it's a bore, But speak of flying and his spirits soar. ANN MARIE MAUGER Gomfi., -1 ,ur 4 .uw Us ,A NJ -Quiej'l'f1g1gJv sdmiftirne s 'maj Appey, ,, 4 lf - -' ,She has d hdf fun you UV needfhfzlnfear. J .f lvnd 4 ' ERNEST MAXWELL Ernie Feb. I4 One of the men behind th scene, He helped bring our pla esteem. v . K M3 . 4. la I LA ul ' 'fill ,A til 1 It 'luy If .,f 1 ,I 'yy IT 'Fl . Qfv-' I J I lx' , 'iff sb-Q 4 f LIL LIE He is ith hair I - 't C' if n d r PATRICIA L. LILLY Poochie Dec. 28 She's the cat of our class, A really wound-up lass. Luke July 7 k fs.. ITT f 0 0 4 lf . S CLARA -MAQ u cron dru m he's ode her no erhap e f ture f achiev at a of Rrizo abbitsn Jan. 5 The stage crew found him quite adept, At knowing wh were kept.' 'I A I the props I I Vf iw., 'i.' ,'I ', I. I . 4 4 t rf' 1 l 1 in 5 , i. I 5 '. Gul -s..,,,w WILLIAM McCREARY 'Skinny Jan, 31 M. 81 M. history was almost his downfall. But he finally studied and passed it after all. PATRICIA ANN MCCUCH Trinkie July 23 As the artist, our Stylus come into edition, To her goes our thanks and recognition. ROBERT MCCUCH Bubbes Aug. T6 interest in school may not be books, X...o Ju 27 F6 E But who wouldn't be more interested in Helen's looks? FRANCIS A. McDOWELL Fritz July T5 Francis is a friend loyal, Who, as an usher at our as semblies, did toil. Jil LF, , f ' , ' 4' I 'll in ' 7 1 f , 4 J I 1' I J f Seventy' Five -k U Ty' 21' X-I' 'l' ill L ' I I wrt? . s. lllhu . pd, L, K A 4 L M' Ll., f l rK ' 'P 1' .cy ri 1 -4 GERALD MILLER Gerald Oct. 9 His lateness to school he blampd on the b s, That he iUSk1COUldV?f, get up seems more lilfgly to us. A . . w i J W. ' . 5 L 1- 1' Jovciz' ILLER J I L Joyce . jvfsrf., 9 A sometimes quiet girlgxkx She never fails to give fun a gig, S ' ROBERT CHARLES MQLLER' Two-Gun NoV.'6 A union that he'd think neat, Is one that demaad'k...in school you sleep! E 7 2 wls. liwkkalyf VLH M M' rv' JAMES McDOWELL Jim May TO .lim would rather speak of planes in the air, But books never seem to give him much of a scare. JXLGEYIEQ15 TWELMIE 9 E X Sco t e 21 N! In wrestling o was uite well shake , in nd Disgt 5 n d takeng I RUB E MEDVA-Ygx Ruby June of X C W, Whe i es to Stylus X wilk ltby as a real gem, He ill e cky whbmxshex' apks Qr'Qvorite ofxsaterxx L J. ARCHIE MILLERR Que May 16 His shirts are admired by all the tems, His personality, too, is the greatest of gems. ROY GENE MOORE Tuff Oct. 27 There often were days when he said he was sick, But to go hunting we think was his trick. MARY JANE MUSCATELLO Murph July 4 For excitement she probably craves, But no one can say she mis- behaves. CAROLE ANN NAUGLE Carole May 23 Another woman driver in our clan, lt suits the girls but never U ITIUIT. JOHN NAYLOR Spike Ike June 26 One ol the boys who took the bruising, To help keep our football team from losing. Seventy Six ' v x J K Ky! .x I R' '. nl ' L 's Ll ,-Y xjs N N1 1 1 .QVR ff- lf ,ll 0 7' Q,,iiQl ',,' -A I ' I ' I - f f .' . 4 I 'f It 71' I . f i . 5 ' ' '1 J, ll fill! I I 1' .fill V I I Y I7 fir' 1 Nfl: 1 .. I fr Yjlllyi ff .. ul fi L I f .,-uf' LL -Lct ik its L5YLfHLL f I I L uffIlIC in hung 1' ROBERTA NORRIS Li ANNELONPAWNCHAK CLAYTON HENRY OTT Becky May 21 ' Bootsie Jan. 6 Sonny Mar. 28 She plans to make nursing It nursing is to be her career, Here's a boy who enjoyed her career, To her patients she'll really chorus, The she will be good, it bring cheer. He's lots ot fun and never bores us. does appear. IA PAULEY ANNA RAE OWENS JOSEPH NOVAK Slunk Apr. 19 'P Apr. 21 Annie May 25 Slunk is one of our mana Qu her h so tall, xpects to make her ca- gers loyal, he has a 'I- personality ,Veer nursing, Who helped make our oth' f--- a I lg 5 So you fellows who'd like to letes royal. J be patients start rehears- ing. PATRICIA LOUISE OIIARA ARLENE PANETTI Pat May 20 o ' -. Ar Mar. 29 Another girl with a steady ' G' - -N - mai One of these girls who al' beau, Just the way she wo . ways smiles, Her gorgeous ring isn't just She also helps make Joe's f for show. life worthafhile. N- V MARGARET LOUISE ORESKO BEVERLY J. PENROD Muggs Oct. 26 Bev Jan. 1 A girl with looks really She's sometimes glad, some- sweet, times sad, Nor can her personality be Even mischievous, but never beat. bad. Q if M I 'x J X X If Q tojufm - I.. ' wwf ' I , i . i , ,ffl X I -, Y f iff, LV e iw 5 . ll f gi f' I, a A . fyffff' xi' ff' V .I I JI I II I! u I ' v ,f 1 fl -,y I I 5 J A yy 5W- inkx v- .. 1 , A I' A I L . L x 5 . Q I ,.i ma lx. I .,,. . YIJLY , . fr . XE I c. , Nur JN Ft it LL Q F ' . fi , vifyslgp www Cb Mwfifw M' STEVE LEONARD PERNICK J JAME!S fR'EAY MARY ANN POLASH Snoze Aug. I4 Jim Apr. I3 Mary Ann Nov. 4 Ho leads his lite the only Another member of our As our football queen she way, wrestling squad, was sweet, Sleep all night and half the Who gave his all and heard And as a classmate she can't day. us applaud. be beat. GEORGE PIERRE HELEN REPKO ALICE LOUISE POTASNIK Chet Apr. 26 Angel Moy 8 Tootsie Nov. QI Although his stature may not Her Spanish class she some- Her part as the domineering be great, times Missed, aunt, His District 5 crown was part But :mes her Gave her personality a new ot his fate. k slant. -xy-F I JOHN RICHARD PIPON E AB H IPPLE 4 ' BILL RAINEY Pip Oct. 28 Be n' W8 unlrer Jon. 8 A jolly good fellow whose k,-ff, '-va - r We must admit he's good on heart is right, -5 gif the court, He pulls cz joke with all his And - son she A true friend and real sport. might. also . . PATRICIA PIPON yi MENARA' SABO Pip Nov. 8 'v 'Ann' A V in Jan. IO K Her very smiles are foirerii ,' Owfilid sp lc of lite with tor, A' q ifs s Than smiles of other maidensxqx xt al 5 xy ts is her . are. X, gy sway boylf . r ' F, K V W DI ,xf - if if . J . X 1 . XR 5. , V , l I 1 ,JL :LLL AH ylffu 5- ' fl-fof-I f 'fy ,J : I 11 ny C7 'i- 1.-'li JL! r 1 'lin 4 ,L f 1rfJ J , -' ln'-lu J UQ ' .7-f ' .j,,r Q xg 22 r 44 4 7 1' e ,. .C 5-1 L+. im , Seventy Eight VIAY. fl' f ' J of' M if L,!,.kv 0 Ovfxf Fi ,V X 'ty - lr ,bi W ANDREW SHUSTER 4 Andy Nov. 27 His trumpet made him our man with ci horn, And never has a better friend been born. FRANK SOLENSKY 1.1 LUCY SCAGLIONE Lou , Mar. 25 With a man, a spoon, an apron, and a pan, ,Why shouldn't she be mar- ried as soon as she can? OLLY DELOR SELEPACK xx .. A X XX' FRANCIS STAWARZ 4' Fa Jun. 20 English class he finds a drudge, But he does the work with- out a grudge. GEORGE STEFAN ffffankfef' Dec. 5 Doll 28 UG H A 21 eorge pr. lt's n -that English! bores ' Th' 'r to orida To the basketball team, he's hilhgfi 'H -Q-QVGA--' 1 - - S the 5Oc kid, ut over the rlhk he'd ratbeif- E- comes she'll But it reall wasn't somethin . . Y 9 ,,5kim., au, ,,,1.,4.+41.,L,1.-, - W her ' he did. .Ll.Ax.!l-4' ji All, A i ' ' 'rftfl If I - . ww... ls, - x, 3'-f-aint -' l' H , ROBERT STATLERL1' if 0 ', -:i 4 - - ' NICHOLAS J. STEVENS Buzz June I0 ar. 'IO Nick MCIY 30 One of our managers illu , se se w . -- For lQ's, Nick's',,,c6UTdn't be triOl:IS, Q ki.. l -- ' In-.... I beatj I vvv Buzz isn't A-lgustrious. s r is e y th best o Even ,,whsK +ve didn't study, 1 , K, ' '-,I is 4 hf met ot defeat. ,T 'NY ,Wi i I X ' 1 lzl U fx x 'ii -w'n'i'-W' ff' W ,J K 'N ng, 3, NANCY SHERKOSQQ W 50' RONALD STONE iT Wil Nanc nj-,S ,JU gstoueyu Jan. I1 ,L ' i . Q' As EAnne in seam Qlfy me tasks of every day, s e e ed, 0 9-J 9 He meets in a quiet way. ' o Not owentigi th with 5-I 4 -Q ' 1 v ' oy e so we . fi, ' Jjl' gym' gf. b U59 dvfgfff P x A kg 1 ini, lil! bi., gli I C 'N , , ,. . A IL., A 1 .lj ' AL. 5 JC: ,fx 5 ,R ' M 'D ' 'R ft N K 'L .l x ' f lv - ' r. D 6 CX v V' 71 X fu 030 Ko' Seventy Nine 'ff' 4 i I L x E J .X E N I x ., A ls 552' 'r 'L+ 1 - fl -fL f g'faL ,. 1 E I . j ' Y1.X,.'1NXxxug.v gftxfe-,'-XM xgkxk x E X '- ECN' slixgtxrit 'Xiu XIX- ' - . .g. xv -n Q if J 'f . ' J 1 j ' L ' i x ' - , . V ll ., FL' ilf' v .li JOAN SHIRLEY SWELlZ ,A j, ' AN-NA MAE STOPKO BETTY TURK ' Anna Mae May 4 Lu Lu Dec. 22 lljoll fg- As a cheerleader Joanlviieintl all out, j ' And at the basketball games hers was the loudest shout. ju ' She's dainty and sweet, Simple and neat. Through sunshine and through rain, Betty always remains the SUH19. CARL TOKARSKY .5 s C ETTE STOSKEY DONALD A. UPDEGRAFF Kutchie Oct. 29 X 0 o - Sept. 1 Upde May 3 As tackle he was one of the She likes fu nd jokes, He spends chemistry class best on the team, 'Bout os well o most folks. dozing, Some of his tackles must ' But his experiments are just have made the opposition . posing. df! 2 E scream. . 0 , P iv -' A' 4fwr'4X1 '7 ygxay' 4,3506 Ht.. N ANN JEAN TOKI A Y EDNA JUNE VEROSTICK Toke Apr. 9 - Feb. June June 6 We may live without friends, Pla - - y akes her Kind, pleasant, dependable, live without books, think i In every way commendable. But civilized men can't live Those got caught without cooks. y too nice. I Eighty .I COB STUDINARY Cu Dec. 28 he only sleeps, he never lt fx '-A u i LLOYD: I. VEROSTICK Sunset Sept. 24 AnotherX'8tf1l xperiod English cl ss member, Thmifjgh' answers he just couldn' 'remQmber. A ki 3 X' 1 N 1 E '35 A 1 E' if' L Ml' ro' llf- ...-.Irv w,1?w-' ' ' ,fr R 'SVT' 'f1., 1l,, 'vf-.1-M.,, , j,',1.,h.6,-. - ' CL Q hx y . ' ,' rf 1 Y rl l L l X ,l -444, - H-'15 ..,. I -.vlil 1. 'Y X'-A II- if Sq: 'ff ' 3 U H' .I I fin vi, 4 ui h. A Q5 If A A ROSE VISLOSKY Rosie May 4 Rose ralecl number one on our council, Q1 Lfblc ., N -- r' , ,u LA' ' E. JACK WEIS Jack Aug. Tl Though his slafure be small, His virlues make him seem .l.- Y, if il' . K T, PATRIEIA 541 WEAVE jlfafsyj . ' ah. 3 Thdugh her, lure , ay be slighf, l' x ' if M49 if if Bul as a commercial ruinecl fall. She nqygr lo fffnschool. many a slencil. wad? Iighf. ff: i LJ f DAVE WALKER RY ELIZ WEIS SHIRLEY WEAVER Ham bone May 30 r Liz - ly 10 Shirl Mgr, 26 ln chegiislry, Snuff lhinlcs he's Her c le ,L lair, e always seemed quiel in L ,N Z 0 W il, This gir w' - - en hair. class, if ' , Bui when his experimenls fail ' ii ul neverlheless a happy , 6' 15 he jusl says, Gee whiz! , O ' . lags, 1 - ' I . A I f MARY L. WALTOS S Y ANN - T I DO ALD WEBB Munia Dec. I9 S ir Oct. DL -Nov. 25 One of our office assisfanfs er ' nd r 'm, pharO 'VW is loyal, er in usfr' an er ion, . She was really an incluslrious rim, e hinlc 'd be a od' Hgoil-H ,N ad 'lion Y lj, . I ' K f ll ,v L L 5 1 V L-' -' ' ' . . xi ' I 1 MARY JANE WEAVER M SJ, .' Mary Jane Sept. I4 X 'n W 23-2 ln chemistry boys excel, As lr hol prod she bfg nle I N. Bul here's a girl who also sfquile 'well tlybwn, 1 . ,, , , does well. I Bur lno lone' xfienctship s I io-6 ,- , Gveflibelfq shalm. ffgfuxlvd f H' dl f F rl 4 ' l A ' li 5 , i s l N ,Ly t . W W x EN W n ff-id-I xl i i- Q . l H L I 4 Vx is Liu! !Lf' ,wi .rwkg I rf 2 P ' X M' 'L uf Lu I , IQ! 'J 1 , L Q , Lf . A L .slip IJJVFV Eighty One f if Lk' ffm y ,SS f-3? JOAN WISE Jo Apr. 25 Her addition of classes help- ed make the Stylus com- plete, And when it comes to friends she can't be beat. SHIRLEY A. YELOVIQH Shirts Mar. N5 - Her driving classes sometimes were tough, M NX, But without those leathekjac- kets, the cold would reallyj be tough. K 3 ERMA ZABROSKY Erm Aug. 29 Everyone knew she had con- quered her prey, - And her engagement at Christmas made it a happy day. , I, VIOLA ZABROSKY Vi Dec. 29 Full of pep and mischief too, But never does what she shouldn't do. Btzjw SARA PENELOPE ZACK THEODORE V. SWANSINGER Pene June I4 Ted July 30 In trig, Pene may not shine, To the marines he soon will But all the boys rate her fine. go, Zz I We hope the discipline won't :X ' ' come as a blow. f-'fb . f 1 74-gn, I f , K whilfhx z J gf ROGER ZANKEY Bill Jun ...PPL Percy Mar. 2 . v Ho will we ever fo eyiis Basketball is his middle name, div ' , But as of yet it's won him 9 es an r fame, o ' s excursi .' Z' g Both camera shy 1 E fsbxv AN AHURAK .R Be1s V Feb. 17 Aswe t dlposllion, TSVRXRRXQ l lQole1rQconfection.. X X. .il 4,1 1 1 , N ROSEMARIE ZEPKA , I ' n l ' 'fH0r Rodff Aug. 8 , ' X A t I Rosie's car has won her i' Yi L , itil L fame, I V, r ' That 37 Chevy is always , ' I linked to her name. . Iwi ' Q J ll X Mal' 1,' ' Eighty Two . 1 r ax X Y. Bdlu an jlmbz nm ROW l-B. Ripple. I. Kapusi. T. Steinbach. T. Grahish. I. Molnar. E. Brehm. R. Vislosky. ROW 2-G, Miller. D, Updcgrall. A. Potasnik, G. McKclvic. N. Sherlock. D. Webb. W. Cvrwinskv. lslinlent direct l ROVV 3-R. Igiwlicatl, E. Danko. VV. Zack. A. Furmzinchila. C. Oli. What a play! The story of Mrs. Gilbreth and her l2 children couldn't have pleased us more. It was the wonderful story of a widow who became a career woman to keep her family together. lt wasn't an easy struggle with so.me of the boy friends her daughters found, some of the general mischievement that the boys got into, and people's attitude toward career women. Andy Furmanchik really added to its hilarity with his l90O idea of being hep. The rest of the kids too put on a performance, not soon to be forgotten. E. Brehm .,,. N. Sherlock ,..,.. R. Vislosky B. Ripple ..... R. Lawhead ,.,,,, C. Ott .....,,,,, J. Kapusi ......... D. Updegraff G. McKelvie OUR STARS OF THE FUTURE Mrs. Gilbreth D. Webb Anne A. Potasnik Ernestine E. Danko Martha A. Furmanchil: Frank B. Zack Bill G. Miller Lillian T. Grabish Jack J. Molnar ,.,.....,, Tom T. Steinbach Eighty Three Mr. Hathway ,,.,....., Leora Dr. Bob Lynch D. Loring Mr. Crawford Bob Dan Fred MARIO ADORE: WILLIAM ASHBROOK: ALICE BAKER: HELEN BARTEK: DON BARTOLOMUCCI: TRESSA BAUGHMAN: JOANN BAUMGARDNER: WILLIAM BENSE: CRYSTAL BERKEY: MARLIN BERKEY: ANN BEUTMAN: JOHN BOBLICK, RAYMOND BOSSI: GARY BOYD, GEORGE BOYKO: JOANNE BOYKO: EVELYN BREHM: SHIRLEY BRUMBAUGH: JAMES BUCCI: MARLENE BUCKWA LTER: ROLAND CAMILLE: LOUISE CAMPITELL, BILLY CERWINSKY: THERESA CHARNIGA: JAMES COSTANTINO: BARBARA CUSTER: JOAN CZAJKOWSKI: AMELIA DAMICO: EDWARD DANKO: JAMES DI GUILIO: 'A Mixed Chorus I, 2, 4, Wrestling Manager 3, 4, Boys' Chorus 4, Drama- tics Club 2. Hi-Y 4. Commercial Club 3, 4, F. N. A. 4, Office Secretary 4. Dramatics Club I, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus I, 2, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, Secretary 4, Attendant to Queen of Football 4, Stylus Staff 4. Dramatics Club 2, 3, Band I, 2, 3, Commercial Club 3, 4, President 4, Senior Council, Student Council 3, Orchestra I. Dramatics Club I, 2, 3, 4, National Thespian Society 3, 4, Stylus Staff 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 2. Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Pep -Band 4, F. N. A. 4. Mixed Chorus 3, 4. Mixed Chorus 2, Girls' Chorus 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Hi-Times Staff 4, Hall Monitor 4. Football I, 2, Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4. Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, Home Ec. Club 4, F. T. A. 4, F. N. A. 4. Stylus Staff 3, 4, Editor 4, Hi-Times Staff 4. Football I, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, Baseball 2, King of Football 4. Mixed Chorus 4, Hi-Y 3. Baseball 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, Commercial Club 4. Mixed Chorus I, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 2, Dramatics Club I, 2, 3, Commer- cial Club 3, 4, Stylus Staff 4. Student Librarian I, Dramatics Club 3, 4, F. T. A. 3, Voice of Democracy Winner 2, 3, 4. Y-Teens 2, 3, Commercial Club 3, 4, StyIus Staff 4, Home Ec. Club 4, Mixed Chorus 4. Basketball Manager I, 2, 3, Track 2. Band I, 2, 3, 4, F. T. A. 3. Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4. Home Ec. Club 3, Y-Teens I, 3, 4, Bowling League 3, Hi-Times Staff 4. Basketball I, Hi-Times Staff 3, 4, Editor 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Senior Council. Hall Monitor 3, 4, Class Vice-President 4, F. H. A. 4, Mixed Chorus 3, Girls' Chorus 4. Student Council l, Commercial Club 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Central Western Chorus 3. Girls' Ensemble 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, Commercial Club 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, All-County 4. Student Councid 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Cheerleader 3, 4, Captain 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, Attendant to Football Queen 4, Librarian I, Secretary I. Commercial Club 3, 4, Home Ec. Club 4. Student Council I, Class Vice-President 2, Class President 3, 4, Com- mercial Club 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Stylus Staff 4, Usher 4. Mixed Chorus 4, Usher 4. Eighty Four ALBERT DOMONKOS: CAROLYN FAUST: GRACE FEDENKEVICH: RITA FINNEGAN: DOLORES FLORI: AN DREW FU RMANCHIK: DOROTHY GAHAGEN ARWILDA GEISEL: RODNEY GEISEL, TONY GENTILE: MILDRED GREYBECK: ELLA GUBETE: MARGARET GULA, CONNIE HALCOVICH, JOHN HAMZIK, ETHEL HAZY: JAMES HECKLER: JOHN HEISLER: RICHARD HELMAN: MARGARET HICKEY: DONNA HILLEGASS: DOROTHY HLATKY: PATRICIA HOBBA: JAMES HOLMAN: PATRICK HOLOVKA, BARBARA HOLSOPPLE: SHIRLEY HONADLE: JOHN HORDUBAY: PATRICIA HOWELLS: WILLIAM HUGHES: Mixed Chorus 4. Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, Com.mercial Club 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Central- Western Orchestra 3, 4, Class Treasurer 4, All-County Band 3. Commercial Club 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Dramatics Club I. Commercial Club 3, 4. Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, 'Bowling League 3. Pep Band 4, F. T. A. 3, Student Council 2, Band 3, 4, Drum Maior 3, 4. Dramatics Club I, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus I, 4, F. H. A. 3, 4, Y-Teens 4, Dramatics Club Play 4. Dramatics Club I, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4, National Thespian Society 3, 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, Girls' Chorus I, Mixed Chorus 4. Stage Crew I, 2, 3. Mixed Chorus 4. Dramatics Club 3, 4, Secretary 4, Senior Council, Girls' Chorus 3, Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, National Thespian Society 3, 4, F. N. A. 4. Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 4. Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Attendant to Football Queen 4. Band I, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4. Football I, 2, Wrestling 3. Girls' Chorus 2, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, All-County Chorus 3, Central- Western Chorus 3, Dramatics Club 3, F. T. A. 3. Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra I, Wrestling 4, Hi-Y 2, Pep Band 4. Band I, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, All-County Orchestra 3, Central-Western Band 4, Pep Band 4. Maiorette 2, 3, 4, Class Secretary 3, 4, Attendant to Queen of Herats 3, Hi-Times Staff 3, 4, Stylus Staff 4, Student Council 2. National Thespian Society 4, Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Treasurer 3, President 4, Dramatics Club 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 2, F. T. A. 3, 4, Vice- President 4, Stylus Staff 4. Commercial Club 3, 4, F. H. A. 3, 4, Girls' Chorus I, 4. Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 4, Hall Moni- tor 4. Football I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling Manager 3, Basket- ball l, 2, Attendant to King of Football 4. Baseball 2, ,Basketball I, 2, 3. Mixed Chorus I, 4, Girls' Chorus 2, 3, Bowling League 3. Band I, 2, Student Council I, 2, F. T. A. 3, Bowling League 3, Hi- Times Staff 4. Band I, 2, 3, 4. Student Council I, Hall Monitor 4, Senior Council, Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, F. N. A. 4, President 4. Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4, Usher 2, 3, 4, Orchestra I, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Hi-Times Staff 4. Eighty Five JAMES HYNICK: JACOB JARZABEK: CHESTER JEZESKIE: BERNICE JOYCE: CATHERINE KAPASEK: JAMES KAPLAN: JOAN KAPUSI: JANE ANN KELLY: JOHN KLEBAN: MATTHEW KLENA: ANN KNAPP: GEORGE KOHARCHIK: ANDREW KONDAS: JESSIE KOSHINSKIE: MARY LOU KUNTZ: MARGARET KURCIS: RICHARD LAWHEAD: PATRICIA LILLY: LILA LOVLIE: CLARA MADEY: JOHN MARFIZO: JOHN MARUSCHOCK: ANN MAUGER: ERNEST MAXWELL: A WILLIAM MCCREARY: PATRICIA MCCUCH: ROBERT MCCUCH: FRANCIS McDOWELL, JAMES McDOWELL: GEORGE McKELVlE, Football I, Basketball I, Baseball 3, 4, Student Council 4. Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 3. Mixed Chorus I, 2, Boys' Chorus I, 2, 3, Dramatics Club I. Band I, 2, 3, Hi-Times Staff 3, 4, Dramatics Club 3, 4, Bowling League 3, Student Librarian 4, Home Ec. Club 3. F. N. A. 4. Student Council 4, Vice-President 4, Dramatics Club 3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 4, F. T. A. 3, 4, President 3, Usher 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 4. Maiorette I, 2, 3, 4, Stylus Staff 4, Senior Council, Commercial Club 3, 4, Dramatics Club I, 4, Y-Teens I. Dramatics Club I, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 4, Maiorette 2, 3, 4. Usher 4, Basketball I, 2. Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, Treasurer 3, Usher 2, 3, 4. Mixed Chorus I, Dramatics Club I, 3, 4, Home Ec. Club I, 2, Y-Teens I, 2, Commercial Club 3, 4. Hall Monitor 4. Mixed Chorus I, Girls' Chorus 4. Y-Teens I, 2, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, Student Librarian 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 2, Secretary 4. Girls' Chorus I, 2, 3, F. H. A. 4, Treasurer 4, Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4, Mixed Chorus 4. Teen Canteen President 4, Wrestling I. Dramatics Club 4, Girls' Chorus I, 3, 4, Girls' Ensemble 4, Home Ec. Club I, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Student Council 3. Commercial Club 3, Home Ec. Club 4. Commercial Club 3, 4, Mixed Chorus I, 4, Bowling League 3. Stage Crew 3, 4, Manager 4. Football I, 2, Hi-Y 3, 4, Secretary 4, Hall Monitor 4. Cheerleader 3, Girls' Chorus 4. Stage Crew 3, 4, Hi-Y 4. Boys' Chorus 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Double Quartet 4. Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus I, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, National Thespian Society 3, 4, Girls' Ensemble 4. Dramatics Club 2, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4. Usher 4, ,Basketball 2, Wrestling I. Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Hall Monitor 4, Boys' Chorus 4, Boys' Ensemble 4. , Football I, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Class Treasurer 3, Attendant to King of Football 4, Student Council 2. Eighty Six RUBY JANE MEDVA: J. ARCHIE MILLER: GERALD MILLER: JOYCE MILLER: ROBERT MILLER: ROY GENE MOORE: MARY JANE MUSCATELLO: CAROLE ANN NAUGLE: JOHN NAYLOR: ROBERTA NORRIS: JOSEPH NOVAK: PATRICIA O'HARA: MARGARET ORESKO: CLAYTON HENRY OTT: ANNA RAE OWENS: ARLENE PANETTI: ANNE PAPINCHAK: PATRICIA PAULEY, BETTY JANE PAXTON: BEVERLY J. PENROD: STEVE L. PERNICK: GEORGE PIERRE: JOHN RICHARD PIPON: PATRICIA PIPON: MARY ANN POLASH: ALICE LOUISE POTASNIK: BILL RAINEY: JAMES P. REAY: HELEN REPKO: ELIZABETH RIPPLE: Student Council I, 2, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, Class Vice-Presi- dent I, Class Treasurer 2, F. T. A. 3, 4, President 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4. Band I, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, President 4, Dramatics Club 3, Usher 4, Pep Band 4. Senior Play. Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, F. H. A. 4. Boys' Chorus 3, 4, Double Quartet 4, Mixed Chorus 4. Wrestling 2, 3, Band I, 2. Girls' Chorus I, Commercial Club 3, 4, Home Ec. Club 4. Band I, 2, 3, 4, All-County Band 3, Orchestra 2, 4, Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, F. H. A. 4, Monitor 4. Football I, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Attendant to King of Football 4. Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 2, F. N. A. 4. Football Manager 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Attendant to King of Football 4. Home Ec. Club 3, Girls' Chorus I, Treasurer I. Commercial Club 3, 4, Home Ec. Club 3, Mixed Chorus 3, Girls' Chorus I. Boys' Chorus 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4. Girls' Chorus I, 2, Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, F. N. A. 4. - - Dramatics Club I, 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, Girls' Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, President 3, 4, Home Ec. Club 4, Girls' Ensemble 4, Attendant to Queen of Football 4. Mixed Chorus I, 3, Commercial Club 3, 4, F. H. A. 2, 3, Secretary 4, Girls' Chorus 4. Y-Teens I, 2, Home Ec. Club I, 2, 3. Girls' Chorus I, 4, Home Ec. Club 2, Y-Teens I. Y-Teens 3, 4, F. H. A. 4, F. N. A. 4, Orchestra 2, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, All-County Orchestra 2. Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Boys' Chorus 3, 4, Football I. Basketball Manager I, Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4, President 4. Girls' Chorus I, 3, 4, Dramatics Club I, 2, 3, Commercial Club 3, 4, Home Ec. Club I. Girls' Chorus I, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, Business Manager 4, Home Ec. Club 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club I, Assistant to Office Secretary 4, Foot- ball Queen 4. Girls' Chorus I, Commercial Club 3, 4. Basketball 3, 4. Football I, Wrestling I, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Boys' Chorus 4. Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4, Home Ec. Club I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 2, Mixed Chorus 4. Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Dramatics Club 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, All- County Band 3, Central-Western 3, 4, Orchestra 2, All-County Orchestra 2, Secretary-Treasurer 2, F. N. A. 4, F. H. A. 4. Eighty Seven ANNA MAE SABO: LUCY SCAGLIONE: DOLLY SELEPACK: GEORGE SENDEK: NANCY SHERLOCK: ANDREW SHUSTER: FRANK SOLENSKY: ROBERT STATLER: FRANCIS STAWARZ: GEORGE STEFAN: NICHOLAS STEVENS: RONALD STONE: ANNA MAE STOPKO COLETTE STOSK EY: JANET STOY, JACOB STUDINARY: TED SWANSINGER: JOAN SWELTZ: CARL TOKARSKY: ANN TOKI: BETTY TURK, DONALD UPDEGRAFF: EDNA VEROSTICK, LLOYD VEROSTICK: Y-Teens l, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus l, Commercial Club 3, 4. Girls' Chorus 2, 3, Mixed Chorus l, 4. Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Girls' Chorus l, Student Librarian l. Dramatics Club l, 2, 3, 4, National Thespian Society 2, 3, Secretary 3, F. H. A. 2, 3, F. N. A. 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 4, Girls' Ensemble 4. Band l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 4, President 4, All-State Band 2, All- County Band 2, 3, 4, Central-Western Band 2, 3, 4, Central-Western Orchestra 4. Football Manager l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3. Basketball Manager 2, 3, 4, Football Manager 3, 4, Class Treasurer l, Attendant to King of Football 4. Class President l, 2, Vice-President 3, Usher 4, Student Council l, 2, 3, Stylus Staff 3, 4, Hi-Y 4, Vice-President 4, Basketball l, 2. Commercial Club 4. Dramatics Club l, Girls' Chorus l, Y-Teens 2, Student Librarian 2, 3, Commercial Club 3, 4, F. H. A. 4. Commercial Club 3, 4, Dramatics Club l, F. H. A. l, 2, Student Li- brarian 2, 3. Dramatics Club l, 2, 3, Home Ec. Club 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus l, 2, 4'. F. H. A. Club l, 2, 3, Dramatics Club l, 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, Cheerleader 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. Football l, 2, 3, 4, Stage Crew 4, Wrestling 4, Attendant to King of Football 4. Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus l, 2, Tumbling Team 2, Mixed Chorus 4. Band l, 2, 3, 4. Dramatics Club l, Commercial Club 2, Mixed Chorus l. Track 2, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, All-County Chorus 3, 4, Track Manager 3, Central-Western Chorus 3, 4. Eighty Eight ROSE VISLOSKY: DAVE WALKER: MARY WALTOS: MARY JANE WEAVER, PATRICIA WEAVER: SHIRLEY WEAVER: DONALD E. WEBB: E. JACK WEIS: MARY E. WEIS: SHIRLEY ANN WEYANT: MARIAN WILLIAMS: JOAN WISE: SHIRLEY A. YELOVICH: ERMA ZAIBROSKY: VIOLA ZABROSKY: SARA PENELOPE ZACK: WILLIAM ZACK: BETTY ANN ZAHURAK: ROGER ZANKEY: ROSEMARIE ZEPKA: Senior Council, Hi-Times Staff 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, Home Ec. Club 2, 3, 4. Hi-Y 3, 4, Usher 4. Home Ec. Club I, 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 4, As- sistant Office Secretary 4, Student Council 4, Stylus Staff 4. Y-Teens I, 2, 4. Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, F. N. A. 4. Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4, All-County Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 4, Home Ec. Club 2. Hi-Y 4. Commercial Club 4. Y-Teens I, 2, 3, Student Council 3, Home Ec. Club 2, 3, Girls' Chorus 4, Hall Monitor 4. Y-Teens 2, Home Ec. Club 3, Girls' Chorus 4. Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, F. H. A. 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Librarian 4, Student Council 3, F. N. A. 4. Commercial Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Stylus Staff 4. Dramatics Club I, 2, 3, 4, Home Ec. Club I, 2, 3, 4, F. N. A. 4, Hall Monitor 4, Y-Teens I, 2, 3, Bowling League 3. F. H. A. I, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, 4, Dramatics Club I, Mixed Chorus 4, Y-Teens 2. F. H. A. 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 2, Girls' Chorus 3, Mixed Chorus 4, Girls' Ensemble 4. Student Council I, 2, Secretary 2, Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President I, President 2, Band 2, 3, 4, Librarian 4, Class Secretary I, 2. Hi-Times Staff 3, Hi-Y 3, 4, Usher 4. Y-Teens 2, 3, Commercial Club 3, 4, F. H. A. Club 3, Stylus Staff 4. Dramatic Club I, 2, Girls' Chorus 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Home Ec. Club 4. Eighty Nine Mm ddr: ' Abruzzi Workman's Beneficial Society - American Legion, Windber Post No. 137 - American-Russian Educational Club - Arcadia Theatre ---- Dr. Charles Baughman - - Baumgardner Meat Company - Baumgardner Motors, lnc. - John H. Bell, D. D. S. - - - Berkey Feed Store ---- Berwind-White Coal Mining Company - 'B Quality Coal Mining Company lThel Harry Bricker ------ Ted Bricker Department Store - - Brunberg's Garage - - Burkey's Motor Company - Buterbaugh Hardware - Callen's Baking Company - Cannoni's Market - - Catena's Service Station - Central Vending Company Cicotello, louis - - - Citizens National Bank - Club Diner lThe1 - - Cos1antino's Service Station - County Auto Equipment, lnc. D'Arcangelo's Market - Nick A. Depolo - - DeRoy's - - - Donald C. Diamond - - Fraternal Order of Eagles - Don Eneix - - - Eureka Stores - - Fairway Cafe - Fairview Dairy - - Faust's Store - - - Fireman Relief Association - Fulgenzi's Food Market - Garlathy's Meat Market - Glosser Brothers - - Dr. John C. Gourley - Grand Hotel - - W. T. Grant Company - Dr. Michael Hakucha - Henderson's Inc. - Hilltop Dairy - - E. L. Hoffman ----- Hungarian Reformed Beneficial Society - Hunter-Weaver Post No. 795, V. F. W. - Hurrell Music Shop ---- Ishman's Barber and Beauty Shop - Jack's Auto Store - - - Johnstown Milk Distributors - - The Johnstown Tribune-Democrat - Jo Vee's ----- Dr. J. S. Kitzmiller - - Dr. Matthew J. Klena, Jr. - Lamonaca's Bakery - - Dr. David J. Luther - Machtley's Dairy - - Maffeo's Amoco Service - Marinelli Hardware - - Ninety and pHffl.0.I1A 105 107 93 98 106 115 112 104 115 94 116 119 95 95 111 115 102 110 97 108 110 102 112 110 111 110 108 117 116 97 97 92 116 108 108 100 115 113 114 98 106 113 112 108 119 107 117 101 117 104 112 99 109 105 117 117 113 108 119 115 110 Massi.mo's Self-Service Markets McClouds ---- McNeal Lumber Company - Meek Funeral Home - - - Duke Miller Chevrolet Company, lnc. Loyal Order of Moose - - - Nelson's Store ---- Order Sons of Italy in America - New Palace Hotel - - ParnelI's lnsurance - - Paul's Service Station - - Petro's Amoco Service Station - Phenicie Esso Service ---- Phillips Flowers ----- Polish Falcons of America, Nest No. 97 - Pomroy Brothers ----- Pontiac Soles and Service - - - Portage Cleaners - - Rainbow Restaurant - Rairigh Jewelers - Reitz Coal Company - Don L. Ruffner - Sandy's Cut Rate - - Scalp Level Drug Store - - Scalp and Paint Fire Company Reach Sciotti Motors - - Shafer Drug Store - - Shank Funeral Home - Shaz's Barber Shop - Lester W. Shull - - Slovak Educational Club ---- Skowron's Hotel ----- Somerset Farm Bureau Co-operative Association Stan Esso Service Station ---- Sterling Jewelers ----- Stevens Market ---- Stone Hotel ------ Stouten-Kendig-Miller, V. F. W. No. 4795 - Stringer Studio ----- Timko Pharmacy ---- Torosic's Confectionary and Grocery U. M. W. A. Local Union No. 5229 - U. M. W. A. Local Union No. 6186 - United Jewelers ---- Victoria Distributing Company - Whalley Motor Company - Dr. William L. Weaver - - Wilmore Coal Company lThel - Windber Electric Corporation - Windber, Era, lnc. - - - Windber Garage ---- Windber High Grade Coal Company - Windber Hospital ---- Windber Lumber Company - Windber Maytag Store - - - Windber Motor Company - - - Windber Plumbing and Supply Company - Windber Radio Service ---- Windber Restaurant ---- Windber Trust Company - Yannelli and Gaye - Yocca's Beauty Salon - Young and Chester Shop - G. M. Zeigler - - - - Ninety One 104 98 109 116 112 93 102 119 108 98 95 119 98 102 101 117 98 116 104 115 113 115 119 117 100 112 113 104 95 106 118 116 107 110 98 110 119 98 113 95 95 96 97 117 104 112 119 103 112 93 104 93 118 114 95 106 99 106 110 103 108 95 115 104 iuiuininiui 1011111 11111 101 rin111-in134-11111ui-viuzuiuim-3 CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES 1953 CLASS EUREKA STORES EXTEND SINCERE CONGRATULATIONS to the WIN DBER HIGH SCHOOL Class of 1953 MA 1 You ACHIEVE A HIGHER EDUCATION THE BEST PLACE TO SHOP AFTER ALL iuiniuqrisvimrim:if11-131101414ni:ui:130102112-riuioini.ri vi Ninety Two izoioiuzoxozoiozwfo xioiu1oio1o1o1o14sjoiboioioieriarjfvioicrilujcuiojxnjcriar oze 5010101014 Com limen s poi t T H E LOYAL ORDER WINDBER ERA OF INC. MOOSE WINDBER A 508 Thirteenth Street LODGE NU. 3449 Windber Pennsylvania Windber Pennsylvania WINDBER American-Russian HIGH GRADE Educational Club COAL CO. Francis R. Allison. Owner Miners and Shippers ....x,.. BITUMINOUS COAL +O+ 1309 Midway 401 Tenth Street Windber Pennsylvania Windber Pennsylvania Ninety Three ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Q ! 4 4 u 4 ! ! I 1 1 a 4 I ! Q ! ! 1 Q ! !. r14n14xI1v:1r:wx1en14z11r1uv14rQn rioiojoif viz: 210107014 njo1crj4rjo1o1010io14 E 10:4 0.0 nie r11111111r11i1:1l1xi 3 1 11111111 1 1 1111111111112 3 11 11:11:11 1 1 ini 111111 2 1 1 213 111111 1111 11111112-:vi 1110: The Hnrwind-White En:-ll Mining Company WINIJBER PENNSYLVANIA EUREKA BITUMINOUS COAL ' P vioioiojo1oi4 xjojojoiaxiojcrjojoiojiricxioicric njoioioioioiojoibojoic :ic 11 11 10111111114 if 11 101:14 in if I Toros1c's .Paul 5 , . Service Station Confectionery 8: n l Auto Repalrmg and Grocery Body Work 500 Main and Locust Streets 509 Main Street Phone 52 Scalp Level Pennsylvania Scalp Level Pennsylvania BRUNBERCJS TIMKO GARAGE PHARMACY Windber Pennsylvania Windber PCHIISYIVBIUB Wmdbef Ted Bricker Maytag Store Dept' Store 1227 Graham Avenue 1414 Graham Avenue Phone 559 Windber Pennsylvania Windber Pennsylvania Yocca's Shaz's Beauty Salon Complete Beauty Service Call 188 Windber Pennsylvania 101010101 101011 10101 xiuinioinioi Barber Shop 1906 Graham Avenue Stephen Yullas, Prop. Windber Pennsylvania Ninety Five 101011102014 11 14 101011 rjozoxojoifriojoioiuzarxxoinq 1u1o1o1oio:1x:o11r:4r1o1o1ugo1o1o1o:o1o1o1oq 0:0 .Ait!-il'lei-Ill'!i-!'!'!l'lw!l'!'li !vlolAl'!vl'!liA!l'!,!'!lI-!'!iv! 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Windber Pennsylvania MgCLOUD'S Sterling Jewelers w 0 Diamonds, Watches and Restauiant hlllllllllltilll Jewelry Established 1933 .Specializing if' Hugh School Rings 401 Graham Avenue 1410 Graham Avenue Windber Pennsylvania Windber Pennsylvania PATRUN ARCADIA Dr. John C. vTHEATRE Gourley Windber Pennsylvania Windber Pennsylvania Stoulen-Kendi - . . Miner 9 Phenicie POST 4795 Esso Service Veterans of Mountain House Hotel ic' ef Foreign Wars Phone 205 k i of the LI, S, 704 Main Street I o Windber Pennsylvania Sea p Level Pennsylvama Ninety Eight ioioiogazogni 1 11 114114 1:31131111131121v3111-11o1o111go1113o1 can '11 nioiojoiojnioioioioja 101 Doioioioicnievioioiojcnicrjo nioioinjoicrioiuioioid .11 picnic 20:1 '14 aio: WINDBER PLUMBING 8: SUPPLY CO. PLUMBING, HEATING AND SHEET METAL WORK REPAIR WORK A SPECIALTY 1224 Graham Ave. Phone 267 Windber, Penna. FOR STRONGER BODIES . . . FOR BETTER..HEALTH . . . FOR A WHOLESOME BEVERAGE.. . USE PASTEURIZED FRESH BOTTLED MILK IT'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 ll o :- :s W H o 2 :s 'U N :s :s U2 ZS. 4 av E. U 034.4 Q ! ! ! ! ! 9 i 2 U 1 ! ! Zi El Q! S! 'Ds I ! ! s n ! 2 ! ! ! 1 vioc rd .fa r1nio:oiwx1cx11x14rio11rjcrio14p1nr1ojoq 1010101011x10:o1o1ojo1o1ar1an:o14r11rj1nj1n1o14 0:41103x1u1o1vx1o1nx11r1oioj1r1o1u:4 ,-3. ! ! ! ! ! ! ! u ! n u a ! 1 ! n a ! 1 ! u n l l Q ! ! u ! ! n vjoioiuiw ui! nioicrioioinioiojoibvic 114 20101011 :vioxx Qboia . 'e Scalp Gm Paint Fire Company and Fireman Relief Association 0 SCALP LEVEL PENNSYLVANIA OHdd in1iuio1o1n1oi4 2 131111031 iw 21 in ini: 14 2 I 3 ri Quin: 110101014 vicrixnicrjoiojoivvjoioioioicricvioiojbllif D014 if 1110111011 in is 301134 14 ioioim it 203010 POLISH FALCONS OF AMERICA Nest No. 97 WINDBER PENNSYLVANIA An Educational, Gymnastic and Sports Fraternal Organization Dedicated to the Betterment of the Physical, Moral and Finan- cial Welfare of All its Members. A SOUND MIND IN A SOUND BODY HUNTER-WEAVER POST NO. 795 ANEAV at l l Q3 'gr if Xxx f N0 .795 VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS Rear 520 Main Street 57' A fi '-f1 em rf-,,Y --4 :1 L l 2- ' ' X. , X Scalp Level Pennsylvania PC fo Q i i E l l I i I U l l E E ! ! ! ! ! 5 i i i l 9 Q ! l D E i l i One Hundred One 9.01 Doi 2 2 311 1 111 1131111111321 1 1 1431111111011 Zaiaificiuioiq rzoioioiozozfofo r11v11vj0i1:i1:1ojo11v1oi1v1o1oj1vj0i1 11014 1101011 101011 vga.. ! I I I ! I I I I I I I 2 0- 1'-E C- Ei! X! EI! Os I I I I I I I 2 NELSON'S CITIZENS' S T O R E NATIONAL BANK i'Oi' O+O Windber Pennsylvania Windber Pennsylvania P H I L L I P S ' CALLEN'S BAKING FLOWERS COMPANY Phone 576 681-I Our Work Can Be Copiedg Never Equaled C 1214 Graham Avenue Windber Pennsylvania Windber Pennsylvania ,gaze 1101010101011 11011211 r:o1oioioj1vi4r11rj1n:1xi1xjo11xjo11nio11x11nio11 021101011 1101011 301024141431 if if 1 10111011111 3 1 1141: if 1034 1011 24141: is rioiojoioioiojoioioioiozaoza rioioioioioioic r11n1o:-bo1ojojfmi4vj1rjojoi4r11vj1rj0i4vi4v11 o 0.190101010101014 HA SAFE PLACE T0 HAVE YOUR MONEY' WINDBER TRUST COMPANY Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ,, , L AM fm ,W Lf? JfU,,0.A,Q!'Z J, WC' ' j c ff? WIN DBER PENNSYLVANIA The Wilmnre llnal Cu. WINDBER PENNSYLVANIA 110301 1 rio: ri rasi ri ri 3 11 ioinzozuioi ri ri rio: vi ri 110201 ri 311311101 One Hundred Thr 10301: xioifrioiojoioiojfvioioieriot 5:0 vzovxuivriojoicrjoiojfriclifrieriuv:o1o:o1o1o1oiojo11rioioioioioxoiojod101010101011 erodeni:ninvimvinvimviqviiricviaricricviriavifrii ifvio1oi4ri4w1oi1vi1r14:o14niuihiuiu mianzlxsifnxfzcrziasxxixazfvxarzvzriafxerzq Maggimg Self-Serve Victoria Distributing Markets Comvanv HW D V U SWINCINSKI BROTHERS e e wer Rear 1211 Graham Avenue Windber Pennsylvania phone 710.1 Iohnstown Pennsylvania Windber Pennsylvania 1112. LQXSXTX MAN, Shank MET Congratulations ygx Fllllefal HOITIS from Phone Windber 578 1' John H. Bell, D. D. S. Vlfndbe' 1 Pennsylvania Windber Pennsylvania G' N' Zelgler Ishman's Barber Representing and John Hill Real Estate Beau! Sho Inc. Y P In Windber 508 Fifteenth Street Phone 649'2Nind:l2?PETaham Ave' Windber Pennsylvania Windber Garage Meet Me at 'he H. H. Colm, Manager Rainbow Restaurant Cold Drinks and Tasty Telephone 300 S d ' h S d 505 Sixteenth Street an ww es erve W Wfommy, the Sandwich Man Dehoto Plymouth 1518 Graham Ave Windber Pennsylvania Windber Pennsylvania ozonioioioioi 1101011 ri aio: rioimriuioloiuxinxioioi 1101 xioioioioinioinioc One Hundred Four ,Q nzo bioioiojoioioiojoji 1101010101011 o:on:o:o1o:o1ujoi4rio11 301111 1 1011 2034 11 31 11 if 1 11 11101111 101011 101111 11011 31 11:11:11 nioivioioi 1:1 vioxaozo ABRUZZI WORKMAN'S BENEFICIAL SOCIETY 407 Twenty-Second Street Telephone -1 444 O WINDBER PENNSYLVANIA J0 VEE'S WHERE THE SMART WOMAN SHOPS .5-.!.g. WINDBER PENNSYLVANIA One Hundred Five 1014 x111i0ioi1xi1nj1ri1n11nj1xio:1ni1rjo11r:1rjoj1x:1r:1r11ri1C 9:0 D1o1011r1011:jo1oi1b1011ri1r:0j1x:1xj4 E ! Q i ! ! 1 i i E i i U 1 i i I i l I .g..,.-... xj4xj1xj0j4ri4hi0I4PIOi0i0I4 P11050 ! ! ! Q ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! I E I ! l I l Q Wmdber Motor Grand Hotel Company G h A 1305 Iefferson Avenue 1500 ra am venue Curt Nash Dealer Lloyd P 0 e '5'1 Windber pennsylvania Windber Pennsylvania Dr. Charles Lesler W. Shull Baughman 408 Somerset Avenue PATRON Windber Pennsylvania Windber Pennsylvania WINDBER RADIO SERVICE llll Graham Avenue T. V. - RADIO A F R I E N D Sales and Service Motorola-C. B. S.-Emerson Phone 691-I Windber Windber Pennsylvania ,Q :Zo rjoj11j4r:4n:o:4r:011sjo:1x:o1o:1r:1rio1cr14 11011 xioj0i0ioj0I010j1xi1xZ4 One Hu ndred Six .!. 1101010101011 11 tzoioxwzo D011 SOMERSET FARM BUREAU CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION WINDBER SOMERSET MEYERSDALE Owned and Controlled by Those It Serves ....!... FEED FERTILIZER PETROLEUM PRODUCTS E. L. HOFFMAN WINDBER IMPLEMENT STORE POST NO. 137 AMERICAN LEGION International Harvester Farm Equipment ,. -g'.5'fg'fQ :.svf,,5,f'A5jv1e, 2 7 M Home Freezers 1, WA' 1 2f'GuOvk ' Il ,l ' Farm and Home Supplies lohnstown-Windber Road Iohnstown Pennsylvania Windber Pennsylvania 1 fini li ri ri xiudbini 11 riuioioioioi rin: 11 110301 ri ri ri 1101 1020301015 One Hundred Seven v11 3 1 111011 101131111111 11 1 ni 1111 101111 1011 110i01010i01011 uint nzo r11r1o1o10i0i0:0i0:1x1 D101 r1uj01011ri1 010C rj0j0101oi0j1x1010:1 0.011 niojozoiojoiorfnznzozozozox-ofa rioioioiojcvjoicsiaxitcxicxjcviavjcxjivjaujoicnicricmjcric iariuiuioioiuimnimnixmuiniaxifwiavianiarzu Fairview Dairy, Inc. Central Vending C Phone 99 ompany o+o John McKool. Prop. Windber Pennsylvania Windber Pennsylvania PATRQN Nick A. De Polo D D .d J L th Insurance Counselor I. BVI. . 'll el' 1317 Midway Phone 107 Windber Pennsylvania Windber, Pennsylvania Yannelli 8: Gaye JEWELERS New Palace Hotel Opposite Postoffice and lust as Reliable . I . Authorized Agents for Wmdberis Favorite Meeting Stanrlaril W. H. S. Rings and Place Pins - Pan-Alnerican Band Instruments Windbef Pennsylvania Windber Pennsylvania l'lENDERSON'S I l AUST'S STORE TIC. Phone 1043-W Dry Cleaners - Launderers Iohnstown Pennsylvania Windber Pennsylvania oy be E One Hun vi li xi 1020101 dred Eight 01010101 ri 11 ini si will 11010101 o 01414r2nrjoio1o1o:o:o1o1mr1o1fr1oj410:11rl:njojoj4x:o1oi4rioj1r1o:1r:1ni1v1nn:4m1um1vri4u1oq 1.0 njoiojoioic i 0.0 ioiuiuioioioii if 101011 it 101011 31114 it 1010101014 iaboioivioioic 11011 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, The .Inhnslnwn Tribune-Democrat Iolmstown Pennsylvania lVll: nal Lumber lin. WINDBER PENNSYLVANIA One Hundred Nine 1011 1010101 53015102 D21lioiitiiliuitrioioiltiabiilioilbilli D1 Dininioioi xif E. nzfrxanzfnzevxcizaniarxsvxavxesxarxeiztricrzfixfizizozozozvzoxozozmfo 10101112011rifriuiariogsvioioiaxioiavieviavi 14 For Honest, Dependable Service Stan's Esso . I 0 o C0ffanfm0.S Servtce Statton Servrce Station T If h S dG h A Phone 9866 Cor. we t t. an ra am ve. Graham Ave. and Nineteenth St. PHONE 671-R 'IOS' Dona' Prop' Windber, Pennsylvania Windber Pennsylvania Cannoni's Market Quality Meats and Groceries 301 Twenty-First St. Phone Windber, Pennsylvania Windber Restaurant Try Our Home-made Pies and Delicious Sandwiches Alma Hollern 257 1314 Graham Avenue Windber Pennsylvania Grocerires-Meats-Produce Steven's Market W e Give S6'cH Green Stamps 2801 Graham Ave. Phone 61911 Windber, Pennsylvania Louis Cicotello FLOORCRAFT '6Y0ur Flooring Specialist 1012 Graham Avenue Windber Pennsylvania D'Arcangelo's Market M-eat-Groceries-Produce Free Delivery Marinelli Hardware Builders' Hardware-Roofing Paints--Varnishes Stoves 1912 Graham Ave. Phone 531 2114 Graham Ave. Phone 478-I Windber, Pa. Windber, Pa. 1o14uioio11:u1o14 1034 if in 3 rd 9.0 rjojo:1r1o14v14r14v11ri1rio1o:4xjo1o14l1cx11rjer11 5 o:m:n1u2o1ar34x1o1u1ri 10101 rinxioiaxioioioiuini vi vii 101 rin: ini rio? viodf One Hundred Ten x1o1o1o1o1o1o:o1o1o1o1o1o:1o:o nioioinioioioic BURKEY'S MOTOR COMPANY CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH K A - L 311 Fourteenth Street Phone 469 WINDBER, PENNSYLVANIA COUNTY AUTO EQUIPMENT, INC. SOMERSET IOHNSTOWN WINDBER vifljojojoifriojeviaxjxxzoiwljfnioiojoioq1oZ4r:1x1cvi1r1wrjo14r14sj4r:4riui1x1oio1ar:1r14xj1n1srC ,:, P1014 Q.. ! ! I i i i i i ! I ! Q! 'Ml E! Si ai E- i I i ! ! ! i i l E E ! i 1.01011 r1o1oioio1o:ojo1o14o'o o ceo Dc xcxioicrioioioinierioioioioiuiiri1v14111v14v11v1qv14n1fr:4vi1v14 barinioioioioioie Duke Miller Chevrolet, Inc. ...J C-. L--,i fCHEVROl:ET fi -,.-' F.. 312 Twenty-First Street Windber Pennsylvania PATRON Dr. Michael Hakucha Windber, Pennsylvania Baumgardner Motors, Inc. Dodge - Plymouth Sales and Service Phone Windber 363 Windber Pennsylvania Windber Electric Corporation Windber Pennsylvania Reach Sciotti Motors Twenty-First St. Windber, Pa. Specialized Economical Motor Service Modern Engine Tune-up and Body Repairs The Club Diner 1406 Graham Avenue Atlantic Products Windber Pennsylvania Phone 71 1-1 Windber Pennsylvania You Can Pay More- But You Can't Buy Better Whalley Motor Co. Sales Service Phone 200 Windber Pennsylvania J ack's Auto Store Somerset Pennsylvania Windber Pennsylvania One Hundred Twelve sioioioioioioi va sfo viojoioioiojq 11010101011 r:oi01o:011 1. rjoio:o:o:rs1114v11v1o1yvi1v:a1jo:cr1cvi4nicv1o1xr1o11v14 rjoioioiojojojoji og.: I Q 1 Q i i l i D i D Q i Q Q i E Q I vioieoze ! W. T. GRANT REITZ CO. COAL COMPANY Known for Values . O90 Windber Pennsylvania Windber Pennsylvania STRINGER STUDIO LAMONACKS Ufficial Photographer B for 1953 g'Stylus Portrait - Commercial Kodak Finishing Always Fresh Variety Buns and Breads Photostats The Bread the Homemade Flavor 1424 Graham Avenue Windber Pennsylvania Windber Pennsylvania S H A F E R GARLA'THY'S DRUG STUFF MEAT MARKET S. R. Washko - M. W. Criswell , p,.0p,.ietO,.S Groceries - Produce Frozen Foods o+o 1422 Graham Avenue 1701 Somerset Avenue Windber Pennsylvania Windber Pennsylvania One Hundred Tb irteen ! ,. xioioiojoioiuinjx rimrzcvicrierjexjcrjaviavicrjaricsicciw nzoiuioioioioicniurjoiavjcvianiwviexis i i i i I i l D i i i l l L. WINDBER LUMBER COMPANY LUMBER, MILLWORK, AND BUILDERS' SUPPLIES In the Center of Windher O Phone 118 WINDBER PENNSYLVANIA CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES to the graduates of WINDBER HIGH SCHOOL Class of 1953 Glosser Bros. extend every good wish for a future filled with happiness and achievement. - 10111 20311113 1 in 1111010101:1010101 1111111121212 1 :Q vi :ini One Hundred Fourteen rioioiojoitniojoioioioifozo rjniojniuioioinioiivioioioioiojoiojoioioiDojcrioioicrjoioiaxjaviojoiarioicric Q 0.1 D4 xxnioinioiuiuz 13 rioioiuiuioiu D01 uioiz 1o14vio1ui4r1oioii 111111 if 1 in . B ke Feed Store Fulgenz1's er Y Food Mafkef ffiiggiigiigfeiifii. Dealer of Wholesale and Retail Choice Meats and Flour, Feed, Grain, Poultry Fancy Groceries Supplies and Groceries Windber Pennsylvania W dbl9l6 Graham Agenue 1 in er ennsy vania If Y0157 Plzngv Cvvk The Young and it as Call 129 or Visit Chesie' Shop Buierbaugh When You Say It With y F lowers-Say It With Ours Hardware Ph 255 1117 Graham Avenue lll0 Grallhlafm Avenue Windber Pennsylvania Windber Pennsylvania R A I R I C4 H DON L. RUFFNER JEWELERS M Windber Pennsylvania Windber Pennsylvania Maiieo's BAUMGARDNER Amoco Service Co' Dependable Courteous Service Telephone 60 Gas--Oil-Lubrication Scalp Level Pennsylvania Windber' Pennsylvania One Hu Twelfth St. Phone 670-R 1011110101011vimininioiniiuiiuiuxm iu1o1ir1u1oio2o3o1 1 xioioioioiuiniuq ndred Fifteen o xq 9,0 rjojoioiolrioioioxoioivrioioimxioiojexic 14 vjixjcnimxjcxjfricxiixl rj1iifni1rj1r14v11niar:4x1uvj4x14 01011 s:on1o1o1o1ojoio1o1 vxoxoxozozaixoxscxioxoxavxozozcvzozx 1014 114:11 Dcvicvixvilimniiviiuinnioioizvizniuioioif if if ia if if SKOWRON'S HOTEL Rooms - Excellent Meals W e Cater to Banquets and Weddings 502 Fifteenth Street Phone 74 QNext to Fire Hallj Windber Pennsylvania P O R T A G E CLEANERS It is our desire That the Class of '53 Shall receive its share Of the Good in Life. Phone 704-R Windber Pennsylvania T H E B QUALITY COAL COMPANY O+O Windber Pennsylvania B. F. Heckler, Manager M E E K FUNERAL HOME Since 1902 AMBULANCE SERVICE for lqigjmlbr Windber Pennsylvania I-'AIRWAY CAFE Famous for Spaghetti and Steaks iO'k 2200 Graham Ave. Phone 9230 Windber, Pennsylvania Donald C. Dimond Funeral Home AMBULANCE SERVICE iO'k Windber Pennsylvania One Hundred Sixteen rjojo1o1oi4vio1cx11n:o:o11viar1o11r1o11rj4n11ric rjcvioioiojcniirioioioioioii o1oi0io1o1nifr:1 1:1 rioiojoioioi E 1101011 111 vjo1o11::o1oi411ojo14rjo1av14vjoio1xr 0? ioioioioizrioiniioi liaiiwninvioioioicbioioini ni nioioioioioi 101034 Dui: ia 3 ioioioiiuioinif 101010101011 if 1011 ia ioiilioiioiuioiw 101014 QRO 'S PATRON ' 2': H Dr. Matthew J. x. , 2. ' l . Jolmstoun .5 Leading ,Iewe ers Klena' Jr. 132-138 Market St. Phone 21-248 Windber Pennsylvania Iohnstown, Pennsylvania PATRON United Jewelers Diamonds, WHICIICS and DI. J. KifZlTlillel' Jewelry 412 Main Street Windber Pennsylvania Iohnstown Pennsylvania Hurrell Music Shop Swv and Gfw With Us Instruments - Sheet Music POIn1'QY Bras, Accessories - Repairs W ld L'k C. U. B. A. 304 Marker sf. Phone 2-4221 We Ou I e to Iohnstown, Pa. Cuswmer 130 W, Main St, Phone 9390 1718 Graham Ave. 8 34 Crossroads SOIIICYSCL Pa. Windber, Pennsylvania Hungarian Reformed S l L 1 Beneficial Society ca P eve DRUG STORE 308 Eighth St. Phone 87-I Scalp Level Pennsylvania Windber, Pennsylvania One Hundred Seventeen o rd 9,0 viod 1o1oio1oio11b1oi1v1oio:4njoioioioiojozoioix 01014 xiojoirrioxmrjoxnvjoioioiwxzoioioi 01011 ogwxoioifrioioimljojoi 3. ! ! ! ! ! ! Q ! ! ! ! l Q ! ! ! Q l l I ! i U ! Q I 3 i ! ! :it 101011 nie 101011 viaxioitsjoioiojcrilvjoioiarioic 0 oss .4 iw, YQ, WHY LEAVE WINDBER TO BECOME A NURSE? The Windber Hospital Training School for Nurses offers a three-year course of training to become a regis- tered nurse, with nine months affiliation in three large city hospitals, train fare and all expenses paid. No cost to students other than books, uniforms and pre-entrance examinations. We invite you to see our Director of Nursing for full particulars. WINDBER PENNSYLVANIA SL VAK EDUCATIONAL CLUB l?BffQ.liUl 1 V VW S if c j wp . wpq lAQ QT I -x-0+ fit 1306 Iackson Avenue Windber Pennsylvania 1-101 riuioiniini 134r1o1o1nr1o1nxioioi01410103 10101 vioZoioioLo1uQ One Hundred Eighteen ri0j1xjuiojoi4b1oi4vi4rjoj011rQ an nzovzwz ,xoxox-nxoif viozoioioiozoziofe 101411011111:jcnjoioi01oioio1oj4riojoioibvioioicsjcnjojarjcnjericniaviaxiiviaria IUQGPQ1 Q0iPQl 1010i0Tlli0illQt it ill iibitil Aff- ,-. -. the . 1,1 ,I I Order Sons ot Italy H'llt D ' ADJJW ' U7 I Qing! fu? in America Ernest D. Weziiver, Prop. LODGE ROSSINI - 959 W' db P l ' m er ennsy vama Windber Pennsylvania Harr Bricker Sandy's Cut Rate Y Where Style, Quality, and 1408 Graham Avenue Price Meet CORNER STORE Windber Pennsylvania Windber Pennsylvania Petro's Amoco Service Station Stone Hotel Clean Rooms Batteries - Accessories Beer. WillC, and Liquor Polishing - Wasllillg Lubrication Prop.-Capannari's Box 255, R. D, 3 Phone: Windber 1080-I 0512011 l ' x' U 2 g '1 F 'I ' w 1 2 2 A 2 2 H 4 -'-T2 D' fn w 2 rs H 5 .31 I 3' r' E :T .T E. E. 93 93 5 E 5 fc Z 3 Q 'C m 3 '1 il Q 2 LS.. :I 5 Q L'- : 0 S j. I -U 5 Q U Q 5 cu N 3 52 Q H' we .... 5 H 2' 5 '4 H' :2 E. a' w One Hundred Nineteen 11020303014liinicxioioioxoioxi 51101 rioioioioioioioioioioi rioioioioioioi 11 1011110 xio1o:ojo:4b1fr:1r1an:arqio:cv:oi1v11r1an1o11r1cr14r1ar14iiojoioiojoiozoioq :zo 1010101011 vioxx Q 9:0 1014 1011020 vioioioiojfr1o1o1o1D4vi010j1vj011x14vj1xi4ri4xj1vI1vi4vj4r11rj4r14 .g........,..,....... I i i Q i i i i ! ! 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