Youngwood High School - Maroon and White Yearbook (Youngwood, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1941 volume:

pw JI' i 1 I I I MAROON AND WHITE 1941 -uw-uw ... ..'!... j YOUNGVVOOD HIGH SCHOOL YOUNGW OOD PENNSYLVANIA VOLUME III DEMOCRACY EDITION Compiled by Robert Laughlin Editor-in-chief Betty Watson Assistant Editor Mrs. E. H. Miller Mr, D, J. Errett Faculty Advisers Mr. H. K. Darling W .- ,lx V, , .. ,L , ..-T . ...I ' 7. ' . 'l tsl vm'-I N I - w.,- .. ' at fag: 1 I N V X' , I ' . , f 1. 1 , 5 A 5 I 1 A X?-' ' 'ling . , , ' , ,, I -41 w J DEDICATION We the class of 1941 wrsh to dedr cate thls edrtron of the Maroon and Whrte to the basketball team of the thxs m recogmtron of the cooperatrve teamwork exerted by rts mdrvrdual members and of the splendxd record produced by the team as a whole past year. We feel justified in doing FOREVVORD Between the covers of th1s book he the memorles of our last year ln Young wood H1gh School We present thlS 39 a year book of rnemorab1l1a May you enjoy the moments spent rn 1ts compamonslnp book, not as a work of infallibility, but DEMOCRACY EDITION CONTENTS DIVISION ONE CURRICULAR DIVISION THREE ORGANIZATIONS DIVISION FOUR - ADVERTISING DIVISION TWO - - ATHLETICS C UR RI CULA R DEMOCRACY ENCOURAGES LEARNING DIVISION ONE E CI'Ad FH GBM ldKD BOARD OF EDUCATION E F Hurst President Sherman johns Vxce Presldent G B M Erwm Secretary Blanche E Caven Treasurer C F Adams Member H K Darlmg Superv1s1r1gPr1nc1pal High School Faculty M Ka e Mn HghbegerMssL dM sReybu M E ett S od w M Mnlle Ms Adam MssLyleMs K kle T1drowMMaxMTuxelMRutt MShad MdeMD Harold Darlmg Phyllxs Adams Davld Errett Ruth H1ghberger Ernest Kalser Charlotte Kunkle Rachel La1rd Mary Lyle Romeo Mar1 Edlth Mxller John Mlnder Verna Reybuck Gxlbert Rutter Wrlbur Shrader Clarence Taylor Carl Truxel Supervxsmg Prmcmpal Physxcal Educat1on and Mathematlcs Bl0lOgy Chemlstry Physlcs Home Economlcs Phys1calEducat1on Mathematlcs Basketball Coachmg Engllsh and Latm Engllsh and French Enghsh Economics World H1story Socxology Commerclal Enghsh and General Scmence Commercmal Cxvxcs and Substltute Teachmg Shop Algebra Track Coachmg Band Amer1can Hlstory Cxvxcs Football Coach1ng w l First row: r. is r, 'ss i r , i air , is ck, r. rr . een ro: rs. ' r, r. s, i , is un . h'r : r. r', r. r , r. er, r. r er,Mr. in r, r. arling. ---A--- ---- A- ----- ---- ----- - - ------ y J ---------- 1 s v- ---------- - ---- --------- n 1 ---------------'-------'--f-- y 1 ff'f----- ----- ------ 1 v JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Wlk B th M Nelle Brush H1St0fY Mabel Smmth Arlthmetxc Lela Suter Lxterature Isabel Trout Art and Enghsh Robert Walker Geography and Health V101a Warnock Spellmg and Wfltlng GRADE SCHOOL FACULTY M H W Bht Romayne Wertz Frrst Grade Sadze Prmkey Second Grade Nelhe Henderson Thxrd Grade Mar1e Boyle Fourth and F lfth Grade Art Engllsh Health Hlstory Wr1t1ng El1zabeth Lerchhter Fourth and Fxfth Grade Arlthmetxc Readmg Geography Spel11ng Nelle Bechtold Musxc Mrs. Trout, Miss Suter, Mr. a er, Miss rush, Miss Smi , rs. Warnock. 1 iss endcrson, Miss ertz, Miss Boyle, Miss Leichliter, Miss Prinkey, Miss ec old. . i . , . v , . v . . Y - - YYYY Y - - - Y , 1 Maroon and White Staff Fxrst row Clara jane Rager Betty Watson Robert Laughlm Lois Ford Norma Wagner Second row Cec1lDe Caro Helen Blockatem Francxa Cramer Paul Keklch Dorothy Overholt Dale Brown Thmrd row Mrs Mxller Sponsor james Ross Ke1thZ1mmerman Mr Errett Sponsor Mr Darlmg Sponsor Ed1tor m chlef Assmstant Ed1tor Class Ed1tor Act1v1t1es Ed1tor Sports Ed1tor Humor Alumrn Typlsts Advertxsmg Artlst Presldent Vxce Presxdent Secretary Treasurer Robert Laughlm Betty Watson Norma jean Wagner Helen Blockstem Jack O Keane Dorothy Overholt Lols Ford M1ldred Slllaman Dale Brown Cecxl DeCaro CLASS OFFICERS Assembly Representatlve 9 Keith Zxmmerman Paul Long Ray Rutter Clara Jane Rager James Ross Francxs Cramer C u Pau1Kekich PRESIDENT PAUL LONG SECRETARY CLARA IANE RACER TREASURER IAMES ROSS ASSEMBLY REP FRANCIS CRAMER 10 VICE-PRESIDENT - - RAY RUTTER SENIORS DORIS BAIR o Hobby IS mus1c Ambxtlonxs to be a success Band 3 4 Orchestra 4 Class Play 3 4 Typmg Club 3 4 Stanton jumor Hugh Leaders Club 1 2 Glee Club 1 2 Dramatic Now here s a gxrl you ought to know Quxte a lass ns our Do ISABELLA ALTMAN 'Bets Hobby IS skating Ambxtlon IS to be a beau txcnan Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Home Economxcs Club 3 4 Operetta 2 Isabella who hkes to sung Wxll succeed m most everythxng MARY BODNER Body Hobby IS dancmg Ambntxon IS to be a stenog rapher Y H1 News 3 4 Stanton jumor Hugh Leaders Club 1 2 Typxng Club 1 2 Mary Bodner who loves to talk Has from school to home a very long walk HELEN BLOCKSTEIN Helen Hobby xs radxo and readmg Ambmon IS to become a radxo actress Glee Club 1 'P 3 4 Operetta 3 Class Play 3 4 Hobby Club 1 Dramatlc Club 2 Home Economics Club 3 4 Typmg Club 4 Maroon and Whxte Staff Helen IS a studxous lass And ranks hxghest m her class DALE BROWN Browme Hobby IS drxvmg Ambmon IS to be a Certl fied Pubhc Accountant Maroon and Whxte Staff Stage Crew 1 2 3 4 Class Basketball Typmg Club 3 4 Track 4 Dale Brown as just a l1ttle guy But he wxll be famous by and by RAY BRDAR Radu Hobby xs eatmg Ambltnon ns to get marned Football 4 Cheerleader 1 Basketball 3 4 Rav xs tall and gay And wnth the gxrls he has a way GWENDOLYN BUSKEY Gwen Ambmon IS to be a stenographer Typmg Club 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Operetta 2 Gwen IS a lass with curly halr She has a smxle for you anywhere MARY BRUNOT Peggy Hobby ns reading Ambmon IS to be a nurse Latlmer Jumor Hxgh Glee Club 1 Operetta 1 Readmg Club 1 Mary has eyes of blue She IS a frxend so true ll UD 11 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 u 11 4 11 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 44 11 , . 1 1 , 1 cr 11 ' 1 -1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 U - sa v 1 1 1 1 1 1 - as --sr 1 1 , . u 11 1 1 1 v 1 as 11 1 1 1 SENIORS ELEANOR CARLSON Eleanor Hobby IS readmg and dancmg Ambmon IS to be a stenographer Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Orchestra 3 Operetta 2 YH1 News 3 Class Basketball Eleanor who has no sorrow Wxll be a success tomorrow ELSIE CLOSE Shnmp Hobby ms collectmg pictures Ambltmon IS to be a beautlman Y Hx News 4 Typmg Club 3 4 Elsne IS as small as she can be Not a sweeter person wxll you see FRANCIS CRAMER Hmey Photography IS hrs hobby Hxs ambmon IS to be a mechanical engmeer Band 1 2 3 4 Footba1l2 3 4 Class Play3 4 SocxalCha1r 12 man 2 Class Secretary 3 Hmey likes to take part an plays And a success hell be one of these days FAY CROCK Hobby IS playmg recordmgs own a dress shop Fay IS small and blonde Of the boys she IS fond Fay Marne Ambxtxon s to DEAN CROSBY Crosby Hobby IS basketball Ambition IS to do mechanical engmeermg Basketball 3 4 Orchestra 1 2 3 Band 1 2 3 4 A good sport and loyal fnend He ll play hrs clarinet to a great end CECIL DeCARO Hobby IS swxmmmg Ambition xs to be a draftsman Stage Crew 3 4 Class Basket ball Bandl 2 Typmg Club3 Y H1 News3 4 To own a Bulck IS h1s ambltlon Especially one wxth an automatxc transmlssxon Mxckey KATHLEEN DELL Kathxe Hobby IS muslr' Ambxtlon IS to be a seam stress Glee Club -4 Quxet and dependable IS she A seamstress someday she ll be HAYS FERGUSON Scoop Hobby IS dancmg Ambxtlon IS to be a news paper man Y Hx News 2 3 4 Class Play 3 Typmg Club 3 4 Dramatnc Club 3 Jumor Prom Commxttee A lxttle guy wxth light curly haxr When at school he s found everywhere u 11 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 - I 1 tr - 11 . - 1 , . 1 1s ' 11 ' 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 ' , . 1 1 11 , - 11 . . . . . 6 1 an 11 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 , . . 11 - '11 . , 1 - 1 1 1 1 ' 1 - sn - 11 1 n 11 . - , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 SENIORS LOIS FORD Llzzy Hobby IS knlttmg Ambltlon IS to be an eFhclent secretary Presldent of Typlng Club 3 Maroon and Whlte Staff Class Play 3 4 Home Economlrs Club 3 Class Basket ball Class Volley Ball YHl News 3 4 Stanton junlor Hlgh Leaders Club 1 2 Cheerleader 1 2 Glee Club 1 Class Play 2 Lols although busy all the while Has for everyone a pleasant smlle OWEN FISHER Flsh Hobby IS sleeplng Between sleep and a test Owen llkes sleep the best VERA JONES Jonesy Ambltlon IS to be a stenographer Glee Club 1 2 Typmg Club3 4 Class Basketball Class Volley Ball Operetta 3 Vera IS tall frlendly and gay A successful stenographer she ll be someday EVELYN HENDRICKSON Henry Hobby IS pamtmg Ambltlon IS to be a success Typlng Club 4 Monongahela Hlgh School Trl H1 Y1 2 3 4 Hlstory Club 2 3 Com merclal Club 4 Evelyn IS a lovable lass PAUL KEKICK Chlef Hobby IS danclng Ambltlon IS en lneerlng TCDHIS 1 2 3 Basketball 4 Typlng Club 3 Junlor Prom Commlttee He IS one who llkes to tease But a glrl someday he ll please ANTHONY KAMPITCH Toby Hobby IS fishlng Ambltlon lS to be a salesman Typlng Club 3 In Engllsh class he s the only boy For hlm llfe wlll be a contlnuous Joy MERCEDES KRIDER Letty Hobby IS cooklng and Sewlng Ambltlon IS to be a beautlclan Home Economlcs Club 4 In basketball she IS a good guard As a beautlclan shell work hard MARGARET JEAN KOSS Margy Hobby IS muslc and danclng Ambltlon IS to be a stenographer Bandl 2 3 4 Or cllestral 2 3 4 GleeClub1 2 3 4 Typlng Club 3 4 Operetta 2 Class Play 4 As Depresslon she was a success In all she trles she ll do her best 13 U . ll W 1 ' 9 , 1 Q ' 5 I - 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' 2 v , , 3 3 C - A new and welcome girl in our class .. - ,, h D . g. . , 1 I ' ' 3 Z - , .. ,. - , , . .. ,, Q . , . .l ., . , , G , , . 3 , 3 1 . .. - ,, . , ' SENIORS PATRICIA LATTA Pat Hobby IS kmttxng Ambxtxon xs to he a dxe tlCl8H Typmg Club 4 Home Econommcs 3 4 Someday shell be a dxetlclan At least that IS her ambxtlon ROBERT LAUGHLIN Bob Hobby xs swlmmmg Ambltxon IS to see the world Class Basketball Class Play 3 4 Hobby Club 2 Y Hx News 4 Maroon 'md Whxte Staff Always a gcntleman but not a snob That s our opmxon of Bob ROBERT LINDAUERE Bob Hobby IS flshmg Ambxtlon as to be a metlmmc Band 2 3 4 Class Basketball Bob wlth lxght haxr IS always gay Hls ambltlon IS to be a mechamc someday PAUL LONG Pudge Footballl 2 3 4 Class Presxdent 2 3 4 Track 3 4 He IS tall strong and athletxc And ln hls school work 19 energetxc ROBERT MacRILL Bob Hobby IS takmg and developm pxctures Ambltzon IS to get a good Job wlth good pay Band 3 4 Orchestra 3 4 Clalrton Hxgh School Band 1 2 Dear Bob a job with good pay We hope you wlll get someday JOHN MAXWELL Maxne Ambltxon 19 to get out of Hxgh School Basketball 3 4 Football 3 4 Track 3 4 Typmg Club 3 4 Class Play 4 Stanton Jun1orH1gh Softball 1 2 Trackl 2 John Maxwell llkes to dance He ll be successful when he gets the chance CLIFFORD MOMEYER Cluff Hobby IS sports Amb1t1on IS to travel Class Basketball Basketball Manager 3 4 Typmg Club 3 Track 4 Happy go lucky and full of fun Clxff all studxes seem to shun IRVIN MOORE Hobby IS model bmldmg Amb1t1on IS to be a machxmst Class Basketball Avxatxon Club 2 Of model buxldmg Irvm lS fond He IS also tall and xery blonde 14 l H ,. . , ,- , , . .. ., '. 2 ,. , 1- , f l , . ,N .. .l ,, W . t .. 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Irv ' v SENIORS REBA OBER lb Hobby IS readxng Amb1t1on IS to be a sten ographer Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Home Ec onomlcs Club 3 4 Class Basketba'l Class Volleyball Operetta 2 Reba IS dark and tall and friendly to all CLAIR MYERS Bud Hobby IS collectmg matchbooks Ambltxon lS to be an avlator Stanton Jumor Hugh Avxatzon Club 1 2 Sportsmen Club 2 Hobby Club 1 Class Play 2 He IS kmd of quiet yet llkes fun He IS known and lxked by everyone DOROTHY OVERHOLT Dot Hobby IS danclng and reading Ambxtxon IS to be a stenographer Typmg Club 3 4 Glee Clubl 2 3 Class Play 3 4 Dramatxc Club 3 Operetta 2 Class Basketball Class Volleyball Y H1 News 2 3 Hobby Club 1 Maroon and Wlnte Staff Dot has hanr of golden hue And eyes of clear sky blue JACK O KEANE ack Hobby IS sports Ambztlon to learn to skate Football 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Maroon and Representatlve 3 Stanton Junlor Hxgh Basketball 1 2 A llttle fellow oh so fine He takes the football nght through the lmc RUTH POORMAN Rutlue Hobby IS cool-:mg Ambxtxon us to be a dxe tlcan Home Economxcs Club 3 4 Typmg Club 4 Stanton Jumor H1gh Class Play 2 Orchestra 1 2 Typmg Club 2 Ruthie Poorman IS her name She ll be remembered m tl e Hall of Fame ROZELLE PARKER Posey Glee Clubl 2 3 4 Typmg Club3 4 Home Economlcs Club 4 Rozelle likes a Jumor boy To be wxth hxm IS her greatest Joy FRED RAFFERTY Renfrew Hobby rs sports Amb1t1on IS to be radmo techmcxan Band 1 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Class Treasurer 1 Fred who xs tall and shy Wlll be famous by and by VENITA PRINKEY as Hobby IS kmttmg Ambxtxon IS to be a nurse Glee Club 1 Class Basketball Class Volley ba Thls gxrl IS a quiet lass Except when present xn Sociology Class l5 llsgvv - y 1 v 3 ' , 2 .1 , 9 1 1 . - , , tt 73 . 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SENIORS CLARA JANE RAGER Rager Hobby IS sports Ambxtxon to be stenographer Typmg Club 3 4 Class Basketball Class Vnce Presldent 3 Class Secretary l 2 4 Class Volleyball Clara jane 1a a pretty lass And a favorite of the Semor Class JAMES ROSS 1m Hobby IS huntmg and fishing Ambition IS to be mecllamc Typing Club 4 Avxatxon Cluhl 2 Class Treasurer 3 4 An emcxent lad IS he In his professlon a success he ll be RAY RUTTER Rutter Hobby as sports Ambxtnon IS to go to college Basketball 1 2 3 4 Football l 4 Cheer leader 2 Typmg Club 3 Class Presldent 1 V1cePres1dent 4 Tenmsl 2 3 Track 3 4 Class Play 4 In basketball Ray IS quite a star Hts fame has spread near and far WAYNE SHRADER Boomer Hobby IS drxvmg a brown Plymouth Am bltxon IS to become a machmlst Football 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Track 3 4 Stanton junior High Track 1 2 When at a track meet Boomer shoots past You must admxt that he surely IS fast MILDRED SILLAMAN M1d Hobby IS dancing and readmg Ambntuon IS to be a stenographer Y News 3 4 Maroon and Whlte Staff Glee Clubl 2 3 4 Oper etta 2 Class Play 3 Class Basketball Class Volleyball Hobby Club 1 Trxm and neat and always sweet M1ldred IS a pleasant treat HENRY STAIRS Hen Hobby IS art Amb1t1on IS to be a Cartoomst Typxst Club 4 Stanton Junlor Hugh Press Staffl 2 Sportsmen Clubl 2 Stanton Art ub 1 Tall wavy hair wears glasses too Thxs descrxbes well you know wl'-0 WARREN STROBLE Warren Hobby IS druvmg Ambmon xs to get a good paymg job Warren ln his lxttle car Will someday go very far ANN STURTZ Ann Hobby IS bowling Ambxtxon IS to be a sten ographer Glee Clubl 2 3 Typ1ngC1ub3 4 Class Basketball Class Volleyball Class Play 3 Cheerleader 4 Ann IS a httle blonde Of her the boys are fond 16 .1 11 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 AJ' 11 - 1 1 1 , . . . , , . 11 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 11 11 1 1 - 14 11 11 - 11 - ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 , . 1 1 A 1 11 11 1 1 1 1 1 ' Cl , 2. 1 1 1 1 Eh , 1 . 14 11 1 14 11 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . 1 SENIORS MARILYN TODD Marly Hobbv IS readmg Ambmon ns to do busmess work Home Economxcs Club 4 Typmg Club3 4 Stantonjumorl-hgh GleeClub1 2 Marly spends her leisure trme readmg And has for everyone a pleasant greetmg ELNORA SWIFT Jane Hobby rs readmg Ambxtxon as to be a news paper reporter Home Economxcs Club 4 Glee Club 3 4 Y H1 News 3 4 A consclentnous and wlllmg worker Elnora wxll never be found a shzrker BETTY WATSON Betts Hobby IS basketball Ambntxon IS to do well nn whatever she attempts Typmg Club 3 4 Maroon and White Staff Class Play 3 Class Basketball Class Volleyball Stanton Junlor Hugh Class Play 2 Leaders Club 1 2 Betty IS always gay never blue If she has faults they are few NORMA JEAN WAGNER Norma Hobby IS sketchmg Amb1t1on IS to be a fashxon desxgner Glee Clubl 2 3 4 Oper Club 4 Maroon and Whxte Staff Class Basketball Class Volleyball Class Play 4 Norma s qu1et some people say She does her but m her llttle way VIRGINIA YOUNG Glnny Hobby IS cookmg Ambltxon to own a bake shop Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Typ1ngClub3 4 Home Economxcs Club 4 Vxrgxma hkes to cook and bake Someday she ll own a shop full of pre and cake ELDA MAE YARNELL Yoddy Hobby ns dancmg Arnbmon IS to be a sten ographer Home Economxc Club 3 4 Drum Major 4 Majorette 3 Class Basketball Class Play 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 Operetta 2 Typmg Club 3 Elda who dances and tw1rls Belongs to the class of actwe gxrls KEITH ZIMMERMAN Zxmmy Hobby IS cartoonmg Ambxtxon Go west and see Lamarr Band 1 2 Class Basket ball Avlatuon Club 2 Maroon and Whxte Staff Y H1 News 4 Zlmmy who wants to go West Wnll m h1s work do hrs best 17 ' . 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Z 1 I S vv I , - 3 2 ' 1 - ' . , SENIORS LEROY BAUGHMAN Roy Hobby IS f:lSl'1lDg and huntmg Ambxtxon xs to be an Electrlc Welder Football 3 4 Qtanton Jumor I-hgh Track 1 2 Basketball 2 Roy whose hobby rs huntm and fishing VV1ll not spend lns hfc just wxshxng JOSEPH BLANDA oe Typmg Club 3 Basketball 3 4 In basketball Joe does hrs best He well deserves the cheers of the rest MICHAEL BLANDA Mxke Football 4 Track 3 Class Basketball 3 4 The klnd of fellow we all hke That s the way to descrxbe our Mxke LEROY GEISEL Lee gmeer Stanton jumor I-hgh Treasurer F F A 2 Not a nolsy fellow IS our Lee But I m sure a success hell be GEORGE LONG Dmny Hobby IS fshmg and huntmg Ambxtxon to be a mxlk tester Class Basketball RIGCS all mornmg ln a truck And m school from work he ll duck HENRY POERIO Hen Hobby xs dancmg Ambxtzon IS to be a brxck layer Henry who has black curly hair Goes through hfe wlthout a care MARY POERIO Flash Hobby xs zce skatmg Ambxtmon to become a haxr styhst GleeClub1 2 3 4 Mary who has long black haxr Always plays faxr and square IN .. -, ., ' ' 3 , z . ,A , U . . . . . b . - I HJ .. 1 ' , 1 ,, . .. 1 S 1 . . 4 . , . - .. - H H Hobby is fishing. Ambition is to be an en- . 1 l . l I' ' :A V1 , . , . , - .. - H . V1 . . ' .. is . , .. H - - . , V K, SENIOR HONOR STUDENTS 194 I HELEN BLOCKSTEIN FAY CROCK ROBERT LAUGHLIN COMMERCIAL COURSE EVELYN HENDRICKSON DALE BROWN MARY BODNER GENERAL COURSE BETTY WATSON IRVIN MOORE LOID FORD ACADEMIC COURSE Class W111 Twelve years ago our parents sent us to school to be educated then we were engaged rn studres testrng whether our future posrtron would long endure We have met on a great field of rntellrgence The world wrll lrttle note nor long remember what we say here but we the class of 1941 wrll never forget what we garned here We the class of one thousand nrne hundred and forty one of Youngwood County of Westmoreland and state of Pennsylvanra berng of sound mrnd and memory do hereby make publrsh and declare thrs to be our Last Wrll and Testament rn manner and form followrng heretofore made by us Frrst To the faculty We wrsh to express our gratrtude to you for helprng us through school and for preparrlng us for the problems we may have to face rm the years to come Second To the Junrors We wrsh to wrll the command to wrrte out a chapter from a book or to spefhd a few nrghts ln detentron for mrsbehavror Thrrd To the Sophomores To our Sophomores who attempt to be drgnrfied we wrl our anklets and flat heels Fourth To the Freshmen We wrsh to wrll our abrlrty to Jrtterbug fWe thrnk they need rt D Frfth Leroy Gersel wrlls hrs habrt of copyrng nrght work to Jack Olson CBe sure you know what you re copyrng Jack J Rozelle Parker leaves her long narls wrth the shop classes CThey are look rng for narls that srze I Dale Brown and Evelyn Hendrrckson wrll therr srncerrty to Garl Marshall and Sunny Robbrns Mrke Blanda and Ray Brdar concede therr cheatrng papers to James Gault and Bernard Drehl fWhat a collectron they wrll havell George Long wrlls hrs tardy slrps to Alrce Repasky CShe doesn t mrnd detentron J Fay Crock wrlls her page boy bob to Betty Keener Leroy Baughman wrshes to leave hrs place on the football bench to Wayne Pegg CBut don t glue yourself to rt J Dorrs Barr and Fred Rafferty present to Dorrs Sams and John McClellan therr saxophones fWe hope they use them D Clrfford Momeyer wrlls hrs keys to the gym to Herbert Campbell QWe suggest that you don t keep them hrdden D Ray Rutter presents to Albert Marr hrs absentee slrps Lors Ford wrlls her actrng abrlrty to Veronrca Nrper Ann Sturtz concedes her blonde harr to Chrrstrne Poerro jack O Keane grants hrs posrtron on the football team to Donald Cough enour Henry Poerro wrlls hrs curly harr to Junror DeCaro Vrrgrnra Young and Venrta Prrnkey wrll therr cookrng abrlrty to Jean Thomas and Gertrude McGrvern QWe can t prcture them cookrng J Anthony Kamprtch who rs the only boy rn the seventh perrod Englrsh class of twenty five grrls wrll hrs seat to Glenn Snrder QWe know he wrll lrke that J Mary Bodner and Margaret Koss wrll therr commercral actrvrty to Helen and Sophre Brzub Elnora Swrft and Ruth Poorman leave therr drgnrty wrth the Bompranr twrns 20 o . , . - 1 7 9 7 ' a u 1 s 1- , , . r 1 , . , . . . . . , . , . , . , . . . . , . . 7 . , . Francrs Cramer wrlls hrs hobby datrng to Nrck Brdar fWe are grvrng you an early start to make the rounds N rck J Irvrn Moore and Warren Stroble leave therr bashfulness to Samuel Oravetz and Walter Thomas Dean Crosby leave Jeanne to find her way through the halls alone fWrll she find her way alonepl Isabella Altman wrlls her short trrp to school to Eugene Momeyer Helen Blockstern leaves her perpetual studyrng to Maurrce Hart CWould h s name be out of place on the honor roll9J Clara Jane Rager and Mrldred Srllaman concede therr honor of berng well dressed to Florence Enlow and Betty Mawhmney Bob Laughlrn leave hrs Chemrstry Experrments whrch never turned out rrght to Ronald Robertson Robert Lrndauere leaves hrs band unrform to anyone who can get rnto rt Dorothy Overholt wrlls her posrtron as reporter for the Y Hr News to Betty Harrold Cecrl DeCaro leaves hrs posrtron wrth the State Crew to Brll Eberly Robert MacRrll leaves the toys he played wrth rn school to Earl Mrller Owen Frsher who rs frequently late for school wrshes to leave hrs long walk to Esther Rush Gwendolyn Buskey bestows Fat to the junror grrls to fight over James Ross presents hrs brg feet to Joe Acrte CWe hope you wrll not have to get shoes made to order D Joseph Blanda wrshes to leave hrs freckles wrth Earl Warhert Kathleen Dell and Norma jean Wagner wrll therr good behavror rn Socro ology class to Mary Grrfiin and Eleanor Mrller Clmagrne them on good behavror J Hays Ferguson grants hrs posrtron as edrtor of the Y Hr News to anybody who rs capable of handlrng rt Mary Brunot and Eleanor Carlson bestow therr abrlrty to srng rn French to the under classmen Henry Starrs and Clarr Myers wrll therr politeness to Bob Heskey and john Hudock Paul Kekrch wrlls hrs wrsecracks to Earl Mrnerd COn second thought we don t know how he can get along without themj Paul Long wrlls hrs werght to Mrckey Acrte Mary Poerro wrlls her trrps to the lavatory to Hx her harr rn trp top shape to Martha Smarl Reba Ober and Vera jones grve therr herght to Martha Evans and Mary Cummrngs Mercedes Krrder presents to Bob Zundel her abrlrty to get along wrth a cousrn CMercedes does nrcely wrth her Herby D Wayne Shrader concedes hrs notewrrtrng to john Charles Herderson CWe hope your tablet doesn t vanrsh rn a day D Elsre Close wrlls her love for a boy who lrves near the school to Ferne Moore Marrlyn Todd and Patty Latta wrll therr bus rrde to school to Clara Mrller and Evelyn Robertson Betty Watson leaves her basketball wrth Juanrta Buskey jolgn Maxwell wrlls hrs Jrtterbug dancrng to Wendell Ober fln srx easy lessons Thomas Wrble wrlls hrs habrt of readrng funny books rn school to Daryl Baughman Clt s a good educatron D Kerth Zrmmerman wrlls hrs drawrng abrlrty to the students of Industrral Arts fWe hope they prove to be as successful as he J We do hereby make constrtute and appornt the members of Youngwood Hrgh School to be our executors of thrs our Last Wrll and Testament In wrtness whereof we have hereunto subscrrbed our names and affixed our seals the last day of school rn the year of our Lord one thousand nrne hundred and forty one Wrtness Mrss Lyle Elda Mae Yarnell Attorney 21 1 ! 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' 9 , . , . . . . . . . , . 1 Class Prophecy I am Mrs Rrp Van W1nkle I have slept for what seem fifteen years Thlngs about me are very strange for whrle I have been sleepmng the world has been changlng and I am not famrlrar wrth many thmgs around me As I wander out 1nto the street I am amazed to see a masslve stone buxldmg belng constructed As I go nearer I begm to recognxze people for they were my classmates of Youngwood H1gh rn 1941 I see Henry Qta1rs rs the archltect and has as hrs asslstant Clarr Myers Workmg for hrm are other famrlrar faces Henry Poerro Anthony Kamprtch and Thomas Wrble Comrng along the street I see a well dressed man He rs the owner of the bulldrng he lS Ray Brdar Gomg down the street I see a pretty lrttle beauty parlor Across the doorway I see a slgn Mme Buskey Under the drxer IS Kathleen Dell and as I look around I see some of her expert ha1r styllsts Mary Bodner Rozella Parker and Ruth Poorman I see a bus commg down the street and as I enter rt I not1ce that the drxver looks famrhar I remember hzm he IS Warren Stroble who once drove hrs Ford to Youngwood Hrgh On the bus I see Joe Blanda Robert Lmdauere and Irwm Moore who are now workmg ln a busrness of therr own Some one drops hrs paper and I see that the edntor rs Hays Ferguson and that Paul Kekrch rs the humorlst I also see that Elnora Swxft and Norma Wagner are on the staff As I look at the sports page I see names of other fam1lxar people Ray Rutter Jack O Keane and John Maxwell are gomg to play football 1n the Rose Bowl game My bus stops and I enter a smart dress shop There to my surprmse I find two of my old frrends Lo1s Ford and Betty Watson They are knlttmg and maklng dresses for Elsre Close and Margaret Koss for It IS near the Easter season I leave them and as I aga1n walk down the street I see two men rn umforms They are Leroy Baughman and Leroy Gersel who are now officers rn the Army I enter a large hospital As I stand amazed at the beauty of the burldmg I see a matron who goes from one place to another w1th qulet drgmty She IS Venlta Prlnkey just then the surgeon comes down the hall he IS Robert Laugh l1n Wrth hlm are other nurses Patrxcra Latta Eleanor Carlson and Mercedes Krrder 2 D ! 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' I u 5 ' ' Y 2 Now I find myself 1n a theater As the program goes on I recogmze the or chestra leader as Fred Rafferty who has become a great musxcran The llghts soften and Isabella Altman smgs her song Lookmg closely I see Francls Cramer and Robert MacR1ll playmg m the famous orchestra The announcer appears and I recognlze hrm as James Ross In the lobby Kemth Zxmmerman rs seen H IS the owner of th1s beautlful theater I now find myself on a college campus As I approach the burldmgs I see that two of the Professors are frxends of mme Fay Crock IS Professor of Engllsh and Helen Blocksteln Professor of Scrence Wandermg down a long road and up a steep hrll I come to a farm There IS Owen Flsher now a prosperous poultry man A large truck comes up the drrve It IS drrven by M1ke Blanda who buys and sells l1ve stock Mrke tells me that he has seen George Long delrvermg m1lk rn the c1ty and Paul Long lS the darry owner I come to a small town and gorng along the street I see a grocery store I enter and there to my surprrse are Dean Crosby the manager and hrs two clerks Cecxl DeCaro and Wayne Shrader As I talk to them the1r Bookkeeper comes rn She IS Reba Ober Back to the crty agam th1s txme to a large manufacturmg Company In 1ts oHice I see Dale Brown Hrs prrvate Secretary IS Evelyn Hendrrckson Gomg through the large room filled wrth typewrrters I see that many of our frxends have been successful Clara Jane Rager Ann Sturtz and Vera Jones are typrsts Across the room I see Dorothy Overholt takmg drctatron from her boss Hrs face IS famrhar Why rt IS Clrfford Momeyer I see a telephone exchange and at the swltchboard IS Mrldred Sxllaman chxef operator There are Mary Brunot and Elda Mae Yarnell who are also employed Leavmg the1r office I go to a large Hotel Here I see V1rg1n1a Young and Mar1 lyn Todd on the1r vacatron They tell me that Mary Poerro IS the hotel hostess and that they have seen many of our old frlends As I srt down to rest I feel that I am far behlnd the rest of my class rn this fast changmg world I remember the burldrngs the people and the actrvxtres and wxth great gladness ln my heart I agam go to sleep Thls then IS the pro phecy of the class of 41 Dorls Barr ll 7 ' - . . C I , . , . . 9 J 1 9 ' 5 , . . , . . , . s I ' 9 Q , ' J umor Class It was ln the fall of 1938 when we began our Hrgh School llfe, and our presence was made known by our pamted faces and anatomxes At last we were Freshmen and we were treated hke rt We had no sen1or1ty and all burdens were put on our backs We had a successful dance rn that year Then rn the school year 1939 1940 havrng gamed one year s standmg as sophomores, we gave the green Freshmen the punxshment that we had ex perxenced the year before That year also wrtnessed a very mce class dance Our act1v1t1es grew thrs year as Juniors and ln addxton to our annual class dance, we had a jumor Class Play and a Prom for the Senlors The play was named The Scarecrow Creeps' , and was very much of a suc cess under the able dlrectlon of Mxss Laird and Mr Mlnder The jumor Semor Prom held on May 2, was sald to be one of the most beautr ful our school has ever had Thls IS Earl Helman s th1rd year as Presxdent of h1s class It seems as though Presrdent Roosevelt were not the only presldent servmg hrs th1rd term Next year we ll be Semors and then who knows what the future may hold for us? I guess we ll find that our when the tmme comes But unt1l then well just keep on enjoymg and lovmg Old Youngwood H1gh We owe credmt to our able and dependable class oFF1cers for the successes we have had thus year CLASS OFFICERS Presldent Earl Helman Vrce President Ga11 Marshall Secretary Betty Harrold Treasurer J oe Frelrck Assembly Representatlve Robert Zundel Fxrst row Esther Rush Mxldred Beatty Betty Lowe Arlme Faust Eob Zundel Gaul Mar shall Earl Helman Dennrs Howsare Paul Smxth John Andrews Second row Gladys Greenuwalt Ann Kampntch LcVon Tackage Martha Evans Thrrd row Martha Small Bette Craig Veromca Uhrmek Evelyn Robertson Ronald Robert son Earl Warhext Conrad Pansrc Brll Eberly Albert Marr James Collrns Fourth row Catherrne Prescott Dons Vogt Frances Thompson Sally Muller W1llramTruxel Jack BBITOII Meade Lamb Frfth Row Elanor Muller Betty Freeman Jeanne Zundle Gall Wagner Robert True Glen Snyder Daryl Baughman Slxth row Margaret Homrock Margaret Katlc Soph1eBrzub Alrce Repasky Mary aLLTll:::g8iTrVef0nlCI: Nlper J mesGen2rd jackM1ller ,IamesGault Joe Blahovcc Gner ancxs auger Seventh row Helen Blzub Kathryn Jones Bethelda Kunkle Russell Muller Fred Lewrs Jack Olson Mrlford Smrth Erghth row Vretor Placey Royden Fulton Herbert Campbell joe Barna john 'Hudock Wayne Pez: Dan Gaffney Wendell obef 24 0 . . . , . 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Sophomore Class Fnrst row Gloria Springer Gaha Springer Marjone Crosby Peter Petrucu Wayne Long Jack Brown Robertha Cramer Nancy Boyle Florence Enlow Betty Harnson Janet Kunkle Second row Jean Thomas Rose Conde Gertrude McG1vern Rose Bompxam Norma Bagley Melva Bompram Betty Mawhinney Thurd row junior DeCaro Nxck Brdar Wrllxam Blockstem Ann Tomex Chrxstme Poeno Jane Marshall Stella Hutchmson Margaret Blanda Eleanor Keefer Fern Moore Fourth row Michael Acrte Kenneth Hoover John Charles Henderson Rxchard DeForrest Edward Hoyle Margaret Keener joseph Acxte Craig Faust Ruth Prescott Frances Lydrc Dons Elsaman Frfth row Paul L1Slk Samuel Oravetz Vernon Washabaugh Donald Coughenour Charles Ferguson Wayne Snllaman Eugene Tomex Srxth row jumor Hauger Wxlham Kettren Melvrn Book John McClellan Harry Robbms In 1939 green and frlghtened, we former Freshles were, to quote last year s class hlstory Pamted, paddled, and propelled through the portals of Young wood Hxgh In 1940 we, m a mllder manner helped the new flock of Fresh1es through the same gates As a contmuatmon of last years scholastic achxevements, our class nghtfully has need to be proud On the sporting sxde we had five lettermen xn football, and two players on the basketball Junxor Varslty who would have recelved letters had they been glven was all In the socxal lxfe of the school, we were ably represented ln the many dlfferent clubs Our Flfth Annual Sophomore Hop was the hxghlxght of our soclal season Al though the crowd wasn t up to our expectatlons, everyone who attended had an enjoyable evenmg CLASS OFFICERS Presldent Wayne Long Vice President Peter Petruccl Secretary Marjorxe Crosby Treasurer Jack Brown Assembly Representatxve Robertha Cramer 25 to any of the players. In class basketball we again reached the finals but that Freshman Class First row jane Sillaman Kitty Pahel Gaul Carroll Merle Ober Bernard Delserone Doris Sams Joan Riley Ella Mae Fidler Second row Juanita Buskey Betty Reed Mary Theresa Murry Patty Carlson Laverne Truxel Mildred Markle Mary Irene Roberts Betty Keener Barbara Kunkle Helen Placey Gwendolyn Colonna Third row Mrs Adams Sponsor Murneth Martin Mary Lou Hamill Pearl Shaffer Margaret Springer Florence Duffy M ry Lou Fisher Thomas Filicky Mr Errett Sponsor Fourth row Nevin Shoaf Earl Mmerd Paul Bxzub Sally Washabaugh Betty Blockstem Clair Kunkle Keith Stoner John Robertson Bernard Diehl Hubert Long Fifth row Donald Fisher Ebert Graft Donald Dillon Thomas Marshall Wesley Baker Donald Krider Ray Carmichael On September, 1940, we entered the Youngwood High School as green Freshmen We were greeted by a group of upper classmen, who paddled and painted us as we entered the doors of the school On April the eighteenth, we held our class dance Everyone who attended seemed to have an enjoyable time It also proved to be a success, financially successful and pleasant as this year CLASS OFFICERS PfCS1dCDt Bernard Delserone Vice PfCS1dCHt Donald Dillon SCCFCYSTY Gail Carroll Treasurer Merle Ober Assembly Representative Doris Sams 26 We are hoping that our future years in Youngwood High School will be as ATHLETICS DEMOCRACY TRAINS THE BODY DIVISION TWO The Football Broadcast of 1940 Youngwood Hlgh s Raxlroaders although defeated by a class B opponent for the first tlme in four years waded through a tough schedule ln characteristic Youngwood style The team s lone defeat which eliminated them from the county Class B race came from a strong Penn Township eleven in the last mmute of playmg tlme A win over Dunbar s Class A team made up for this defeat The Rallroaders only other setbacks came from their trad1t1onal Class AA rivals Greensburg and another strong Class AA team Turtle Creek Thr cug h the cooperation of the team and the coaches we were enabled to achieve thrs fine record In the games which follow September 13 Youngwood 0 Greensburg 25 Away The Rallroaders open1ng thelr season agamst thelr ancient rivals were beaten only after the final whlstle blew Although mexpenenced our plucky lads allowed the Lions a team that was defeated only once all year only four markers a feat whxch many Class A and Class AA teams could not equal In the th1rd perxod of the game Youngwood staged a brllhant passing and runnmg attack which carried her from her own fifteen yard line to the one foot line but falled to push xt over September 28 Youngwood 26 Plum Townshlp 7 Home Youngwood playmg its first game at home obtamed httle oppos1t1on from the small Plum Townshlp eleven Scormg in the first perlod Youngwood found out at could score almost at wxll so the Raxlroaders ran the score up to twenty six to nothmg at the end of the th1rd period from here the reserves took over A the game neared complet1on Plum Township s plucky lads finally pushed over a touchdown Every player on the squad saw actlon FOOTBALL SQUAD First row Wayne Long Jack Barron Daryl Baughman Earl Helman Paul Long John Maxwell Wayne Shrader Pete P truccx Don Coughenour Second row Mr Truxel Coach JackO Keane Maurice Hart Fran rs Cramer Robert Hesky Paul0 t Chl Y HM Sh d A t tC h rave z ar es arne r ra er ssxs an oac Third row Mike Blanda Ray Brdar Joe Frehck Walter Thomas Merle Ober Bernard Delserone Wayne Pegg Fourth row Ray Rutter Leroy Baughman WendellOber Jack Brown Manager 28 . , . l l , . . . 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I . . . , - YOUNGWOOD 13 LIGONIER 12 October 5 Youngwood 26 Dunbar 0 Home Holdmg the Maroon and Whrte scoreless the fnrst perxod rt looked as though Dunbar s eleven would offer the Rallroaders plenty of opposltxon but ln the second quarter Youngwood broke through Dunbar s defense and scored two markers Contmumg to run w1ld ln the third perlod the Rallroaders scored two more touchdowns and left the reserves take over agam Thzs game was featured by three of the longest runs made on the home Held thrs year October 12 Youngwood 0 Penn Townsh1p 12 Away Youngwood traveled to Penn Townshxp to engage 1n 1ts second county Class played the heavxer and more exper1enced Township eleven only to see victory snatched away from them m the last mlnute of the game The flrst half endmg rn a scoreless deadlock gave both teams somethlng to play for ln the second half At the half way mark of the thlrd quarter the Rallroaders staged a runmng and pass1ng attack wh1ch was stopped Just mches short of the goal lme As the closmg moments of the game arrrved an mtercepted pass paved the way for Penn s first marker and durxng the last twenty seconds of playmg txme another mtercepted pass resulted directly 1n the second rrtarker October 19 Youngwood 0 Washmgton Townsh1p 0 Home Playlng an snow Hurrxes on a field that was covered wxth mud and water the Rarlroaders and Washmgton Townsh1p battled to a scoreless deadlock Late 1.n the thlrd permod Youngwood made the only serlous scorxng threat of the game but lt ended Just a foot short of the goal lme October 26 Youngwood 13 Llgomer 12 Home Turnmg on everythlng rt had the Railroaders grxd machme rolled over one of the best Class B teams m the county Seekmg revenge for the defeat from Penn Townsh1p and the scoreless t1e wlth Washmgton the Maroon and Whxte turned back the prevxously undefeated and unscored upon Mountameers In splred by one of the largest Booster Day crowds 1n the past several seasons the Raxlroaders as a whole played the1r best game of the season both offensxvely and defensively 19 B game of the season. Playing inspired ball, the Railroaders outgained and out- YEA VARSITY! Lfttorght Hat OKeane Yanll Young Frlck Sh d C mer L g C chT Rutte B da Petruc November 2 Youngwood 0 Turtle Creek 18 Away Travelmg to Turtle Creek the Raxlroaders met one of tle flashzest Class AA teams We have met ln several years Havmg every advantage Turtle Creek could push only three markers through the scrappy Youngwood lme Although on the short end of the score the Ra1lroaders dxd not leave wlthout leavlng an 1mpress1on of therr strength behrnd November 9 Youngwood 14 Boswell 6 Home To g1VC the reserves who would be back next year some experlence Coach to stem the flashy attack presented by Boswell Scormg two markers and addxng the extra pomts and allowmg the vlsxtors only one marker the regulars flmshed the game and for many of them therr football career EDITORIAL In answer to the request of last year s team for a season that would end up as successful as the1rs we present th1s fine record ach1eved by the 1940 Eleven The team thrs year coached by head men or Carl Truxel and assxstant coach Mr Shrader retamed the old Youngwood tradutxon of a heavy hard charg1ng lme followed by a fast powerful backheld The center post of thxs line lme was dommated by Co Captaxn Paul Long who has been voted the best center rn Westmoreland County for the past two seasons On e1ther slde of h1m at the gu rds were Cramer who completed h1s thxrd year of varsxty ball and Oravetz or ayne Long The tackle posltlons were held down by Maxwell and Young two b1g boys who w1ll be hard to replace next year Completmg th1s powerful lme at the ends were Hart and Helman or Petrucc1 all of whom w1ll be back next year The backfield led by Co Capta1n '10 AK - 4 7 e i : r , ' , r c , , ei , ra er, ra . on , oa ruxel, r, r r, ci. . 1 . A . ' ! 3 . . . , . Truxel relxed on them to start the game but had to call on the mxghty seniors I ! 7 ' Y I X 1 , . ' 9 Y In f , 9 ' 9 ' Ray Rutter made up m brarns what they lacked rn brawn Coach Truxel had a very efficrent back rn Mrke Blanda one of the best first year men on the squad and another rn Shrader who was one of the fastest backs m the past several seasons The blockmg posrtron was held down by O Keane anotlser first year man At all trmes Coach Carl had a capable reserve backfield at hrs drsposal Headlng the 11st of reserve backs was Charles Yarnell a shxfty lzttle back wrth lots of sprrlt Along wrth hlm were joe Frelxck and Don Coughenour two boys who are very lrkely to be playmg varsrty ball next year At the end of thrs frne season a banquet held at Walton s Tearoom was grven rn honor of the football and basketball squads combmed An arr of mformahty prevarled over the meal as an excellent chicken and waffle meal vsas enjoyed by all A fine program arranged by Coach Truxel and Mr Darlmg follovu ed Souvenrr programs contarnmg the squad roster of both teams and a brref resume of the respectrve seasons were comprled by Mr Rutter An excellent trme was had by all and we smcerely hope that the team next year can contmue tte fine work that has prevarled at Youngwood through the past years THE 1940 RECORD Youngwood 0 Green burg 25 Youngwood 26 Plum Town hip 7 Youngvxcod 36 Dunbar Townshrp 0 Youngwood Penn Tovmshmp 12 Youngwocd Washmgtcn Tovmshrp 0 Youngwood 1 Lrgomer 12 Youngwood 0 Turtle Creek 18 Youngwood 1 Boswell 6 YOUNGWOOD 14 BOSWELL 6 31 , . 1 . , . . 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V , 5 ,,,, sw-f ' ' , I . . lr' l l 1 Basketball Squad Joe Blanda Ray Brdar C Momeyer Manager Mr Kaxser Coach Dean Crosby Paul Kekuh Ray Rutter Wayne Shrader john Maxwell jank O Keane Paul Smxth Charles Yarnell 30 The Basketball Resume of 1 940 1 94 1 Wrnnrng twenty games rn twenty srx starts the 1940 41 Maroon and Whrte squad can boast of a record equalled by no other prevrous Youngwood team Competmg rn Sectron 24 of the W P I A L the Rarlroaders coached by Ernie Karser frnrshed second wrth srx wms and two losses handed to them by West Newton winner of Sectron 24 for the second straight year In the non league games Crncludrng the tournamentj the team engaged rn 18 trlts wmnrng 14 and losrng one to Scottdale and three to Lrgonrer who won Sectron 13 honors were Westmoreland County Class B Champs and rose to the Semr finals rn the W P I A L tournament rn Prttsburgh In the County tournament the Maroon and White advanced to the finals where they were nosed out by the strong Ligonier five the only team that Youngwood was unable to defeat all year In the Semi finals of the tournament tl'e Maroon and Whrte tangled with West Newton and came out on top It was the hrst trme rn the hrstory of the two schools that a Youngwood basketball team has ever defeated a West Newton team Led throughout the season by our stellar guard Maxwell and by our captarn Rutter who was not only an expert ball handler but also a good shot the team had only to fight hard and play heads up ball to establish thrs fine record Rutter led the scoring tallymg over 200 pornts and was followed closely by Maxwell and Smrth both of whom were over the 100 mark The team as a whole this year fell short of the game average established by last years hrgh scoring team The team averaged 33 8 pornts per game thrs year whrle last years team averaged 40 5 pornts per game One of the highest honors our team received thrs year was the appomtment of every member of the starting lineup durmg the tourna ment to the All County Squad H1gh honors went to Maxwell when he was appointed to a first team guard posrtron And to Rutter who was selected the second team guard posrtron In the honorable mentron ranks were Kekrch O Keane and Smrth 'Ihe squad thrs year was composed of nine senrors and one junior It rs very fortunate that we have an excellent Junror Varsrty to replace the vacancies left by those who graduate Rutter Maxwell Brdar Kekrck O Keane Blanda Yarnell Crosby and Shrader played th err last season of basketball Travel1ng to Avonmore the local team opened the season with an rmpresslve vrctory 51 13 Our next stop was at Derry Boro where we had a hard trme win ning 28 23 The home season was opened with a 27 9 wm over Franklin Town shrp The next encounter was at Franklin where with the help of Crosby s couldn t m1ss streak we emerged the v1ctor 36 6 Our next guest was Scott dale where the first overtime game of the year occurred Scottdale nosed us out 25 23 for the first loss of the season The count was evened however when we met them at home and won 45 29 Rutter led the scorrng and was followed closely by Crosby Our next encounter was wrth Ligonier who completely swamped us with a score of 32 18 Traveling to Derry Township Youngwood emerged the wrnner on tl'e township floor for the first tlme since the schools have met The score was 33 22 Next came a return engagement with Ligonier that drd not add anythrng to our win column Although we out scored them the last quarter we lost 26 17 Our next engagement which opened the league season was with Penn Township We came out on top 38 21 Travelrng to West Newton our next encounter was wrth Coach Townsends Hornets It seemed as rf the yrnx that was wrth us last year was strll wrth us as we lost 24 18 Our third league contest was with Sewrckley Township Thrs wrn 31 24 put us ln second place rn the sectron Followrng this a win over South Huntrngdon 27 20 ended the first half of league play with West Newton rn first place and Young wood rn second Between halves the Rarlroaders ran wrld defeatmg East Huntrngdon twice and smothermg Derry Boro and Derry Township The score of Youngwood East Huntrngdon game away was 36 26 Our next en 33 I i . , 1 . I 1 ' . . - . ., . , . 9 . 9 1 ' ' 3 . , ' A . . y . . - y A 1 l . 1 9 I 3 V ' . ' i ' Y , . , . V . . l ' 1 Y 1 l 1 7 . ' 1 Y 1 7 Summary of the 1940-41 Basketball season: 1 - . ' v I ' . . - 1 . - . ,- ' l Sl 3 ' 77 ' v ' ' ' ' 9 1 ' ' ' - ' 1 1 l . - - . 4 . , I 1 . ' ' ' 9 I , . ' . , . . ' . . . 3 . - ' . 1 . . 1 I , - , ' v 9 ' y , . . , , - . , . . 4 , counter was wrth the same team at home, where we won 46 22 Keepmg up the good record we trrmmed Derry Boro and Derry Townshlp respectlvely 36 20 and 45 22 Soon after thxs the league opened agam and Youngwood started out m nmpresslve style downmg Penn Townshxp 23 15, only to be thrown out of the sectlon race by West Newton, who beat us agaln 30 27 After thls encounter the Rarlroaders wound up thexr schedule wrthout much trouble, wrnmng over Sew1ckley Townshlp 33 21 over South Huntmgdon on 49 22 , and over Avonmore 60 26 In the tournament Youngwood started off wrth an easy wm over Bell town shxp 49 11 Penn Townshrp was next defeated by a 26 12 score After thls the 0ppOS1t1On became much harder and we met West Newton, a team we had never beaten and who had beaten us tw1ce already thxs year, but we met them wrth a determ1ned spxrlt, and much to our Joy, we came out on top 31 25 The pnx was broken and we were stmll rn the tournament Thms w1n advanced us to the final, where we met Lrgomer, another team that had beaten us tw1ce pre v1ously but we met them wlth the same determmatxon and Splflt that helped us beat West Newton We drdn t quxte succeed mbeatmg Lrgonrer but we came close the final score was 32 29 TEAM Avonmore Derry Boro Franklm Twp Franklm Twp Srottdalc Snottdalc Lrgonxer Derrv Twp Lrgomer 1Penn Twp fwest Newton 1Sewukley Twp +Soulh Huntxngdon East Huntxngdon Rutter Maxwell Smxth Crosby Kekuh Yarnell J Blanda O Keane Shrader SCORING BY INDIVIDUALS THE TEAM RECORD YWD East Huntmgdon Derry Boro +Penn Twp 'fWest Newton TSew1rklcy Twp 1South Huntmgdon Avonmore HBell Twp HPenn Twp HWes! Newton 11L1gon1cr fLeague + Vfournament 205 6 881 SS Frrst row Jack 0 Keane Ray Brdar Ray Rutter Dean Crosby John Maxwell Second row Mr Kaxser Coach Paul Kekxch Paul Smith Wayne Shrader joseph Blanda Charles Yarnell Clxfford Momeyer Manager 34 r v 7 Q y . , . . . . . . , . , . . . . . . . 1 7 ' . ,. . . , . 117 . . ,. . ., . . 90 'r , . ..,., . . , , . . 76 ' , .. ., ,.,.. . ..... . . . . 33 Brdar .... .,... , . ... 29 .., ... . .,,. .., ... . . ,, . . 13 . Op. ' 46 22 51 13 45 22 . 28 23 . 23 15 ' . 27 9 30 27 4 . 35 6 ' . 33 21 ' 23 25 ' 49 22 ' 45 29 60 26 ' ' 18 32 . 49 11 h , 33 22 . 26 12 ' ' 17 26 31 25 . 38 21 ' ' 29 32 18 24 ' if '- . 31 24 ' 27 20 , ' 36 26 l l Frt RbertZn.dlAlbetM F I-I ge H ryR b ldC ge MadeL b THE JUNIOR VARSITY The Jumor Vars1ty made up of jumors and Sophomores emerged the vrctor 1n 21 out of 22 starts whlch establlshed them as County jumor Vars1ty Cham prons The lone defeat came from the 'lands of Lrgomer a team wh1ch they had prevlously beaten by a w1de margm These boys who have been playlng to gether for two years now wall be counted upon to fill the shoes of the boys who wrll not return to the varslty next year HOME ROOM BASKETBALL The Home Room Basketball League mamtaxned lts hxgh stand1ng among the top mtramural aCt1V1tlCS of the year Thxs year 65 boys took part formlng n1ne teams In Sectxon 1 Room 5 emerged the vlctor wh11e 1n Sect on II Room 6 won the laurels In the playoffs the first game was won by Room 6 18 9 The second game ended at 17 17 and was forced 1nto an extra per1od from whlch Room 6 came out on top 27 21 The five hrgh scorers for the season were Frellck Room 6 61 pomts N Brdar Room 3 35 pomts Momeyer Room 9 34 polnts W Long Room 5 29 pornts Z xmmerman Room 9 27 po1nts 1 l l 1 1 r is row: 0 u e , r ari, rancis au r, ar ob ins, Dona ou h nour. Second row: Mr. Kaiser, Coach, Earl Warheit, Walter Thomas, Earl Helman, Milford Smith, e am . I 7 , - . A - , . , ' . . . . Q . , , - . C Breaking The 'Ilape Fnrst row Earl Mmerd Daryl Baughman Wayne Shrader Make Blanda John Maxwell Wlllxam Truxel Donald Knder Paul Oravetz BnllBlockste1 1 Second row Robert Hesky Wayne Long James Collms Merle Ober Bernard Delserone Don Coughenour john Charles Henderson Dale Brown Thlrd row Mr Truxel Coach Mr Shrader Coach TRACK 1941 Thls year track whxch was 1n1t1ated mto the sports calendar as an orgamzed sport for the first tlme last season contmued to thrlve as one of the top sports same enthusnasm whlch was shown last year preva1led as was shown by the overflowmg number of boys that answered the call Trymng hard to equal the record set by last years team whlch had an undefeated season the boys clad xn flashy new umforms and us ng all new equmpment purchased thus year vuaded through the first trxangular meet defeatmg Sew1ckley Townshlp and South Huntmgdon The scores of the meet were Youngvuood 59 Sewxckley Tovmshzp 33 South Huntlngdon 15 The next meet was wnth Mount Pleasant where we were nosed out by a score of 53 51 The next Saturday the boys traveled to Wxlkxnsburg to compete xn the Class B W P I A L meet Placmg boys mn slx events, the teams scored 18 pomts, which txed for fifth place '16 of the school. When the call for candidates was issued by coach Shrader, that Over The Net Last year the tenms team of Youngwood Hlgh School was coached by Mr Mmder Under his watchful guxdance the boys steadlly lmproved themr game untxl we had a team of whxch we could be proud Matches were arranged wlth Latrobe Hlgh School and Jeannette Hxgh School ln whlch the boys proved themselves equal to the top rankmg players from the other schools When the call for net candldates was lssued thls year few candidates turned out Interest ln the game seemed to have lessened from that of last year and as a result the sport was dropped from the sport calendar for th1S year It IS hoped that mterest wlll be revmved agam next year and the school wxll have a successful team of wh1ch we can be proud Fust row jack Marsh ll Paul Kekxch Second row Albert Hopfer Manager josephGr1fEn Edward Lenhart Jay Shrader Charles Joseph Mr Munder Coach 37 1 1 ' 9 , . s w ': E. A. 2- . . . , . Our Cheerleaders Youngwood Youngwood hold that lme' Rah Rah Youngwood' S rang the cheers durmg football season Our cheerleaders always energetrc and full of sp1r1t were at every game to lead them They themselves wrth therr never farlmg enthusrasm rnsplred spontaneous and hearty response to brrng home the vrctory They vsere a never endrng source of support to our team grve the boys new mspmratron The cheerleaders are carefully voted upon by the student body to get the boys and gurls who they feel have the most splrmt who are really capable of gettlng out 1n front and brmgmg out the best m the team and ln the crowds for support CHEERLEADERS Ann Sturtz Nlck Brdar Ga1l Marshall Dor1s Sams Frrst low Ann Sturtz Second row Nrck Brdar Dons Sams Third row Gall Marshall 38 H y 1 l ' v 3 ',,i- 0 At basketball games, too, they were always on hand to lead the cheers, and ORGANIZATIONS DEMOCRACY ORGANIZES INDIVIDUALS DIVISION THREE Home Economms Followmg our noses to the source of the ent1c1ng aromas we fmd ourselves upon the threshold of the Home Economrcs Room Thrs room you remember used to be MISS Larrds home room But what a transformatron has been wrought' The room IS now filled w1th smks stoves worktables and chaxrs sewxng machmes and the latest addxtxon an electrlc refrlgerator Thxs last makes rt possrble to get even greater varmety rn the foods prepared by the glrls Dra perres were made for the wxndows of th1s room by the grrls themselves Durlng the last slx weeks a course on chlld care IS grven Thxs lS made very mterestmg by havmg little ch1ldren come to class for the g1rls to apply thexr knowledge ln a pract1cal manner rather than a theoretlcal one The gurls make a lot of really cute toys ln preparatlon for the arrlval of the chmldren and then observe the chlldren s reactxon to them 40 0 7 . . , . ' 1 1 7 5 J ' , . . , . l Home Econom1cs Club Fnrst row Juanxta Buskey Catherme Prescott Kathryn jones Elda Mae Yamell Betty Lowe Norma Wagner Second row Musa Hrghberger Kxtty Pahel Betty Reed Ann Kampxtch Gaxl Wagner Rose Bompxam Glona Sprxnger Mumeth Martxn Isabella Altman Thxrd row Helen Placey Jane Sxllaman Patty Carlson Ahce Repasky Betty Harnson Florence Enlow Sally Muller Evelyn Robertson Norma Bagley Vnrgxma Young Jeanne Zundel Fourth row Joan Rxley Rozelle Parker Margaret Sprxnger Melva Eompnanx Ellamae Th1s club though only two years old 1S a very actlve one Meetings are held every Wednesday afternoon durmg Act1v1ty Perlod An entertammg prcgram lS presented at each meetmg Th1s year the glrls represented a d1fferent forelgn country mn each program by servmg some d1sh typxcal of that country havmg a short hxstory read, and smg mg a song about xt The Home Economlcs club carrzed out a program of var1ed sports durmg Sports Week Th1s was also the theme of thelr assembly program Dances typlcally Amencan, Itallan, Austrxan, etc , were presented by the members of the Club A short sklt on courtesy was portrayed by Norma Bagley Catherme Prescott Elda Mae Yarnell, Ann Kampxtch, Betty Osselburn, Reba Ober, Juamta Buskey, Norma Wagner A readmg on her experlence at her Flrst baseball game was grven by Betty Osselbum 41 I Fidler. Gwendolyn Colonrra. Elnora Swift, Bebe Ober. Florexke,Dufly, Letty Krider. , - Y I Typing Club Fxrstrow Mrs Mxller Sponsor Els1e Close Mary Cummmgs Rose Conde Robertha Cramer Loxs Ford Clara jane Rager Gall Marshall Dorothy Overholt Ann Sturtz Mrldred S1lla man Martha Evans Fern Moore M1ssReybuck Sponsor Second row Jean Thomas Gertrude McG1vern Galra Sprmger Mary Bodner Margaret Koss LaVon Tackage Ann Kampxtch Dors Barr Betty Watson Rose Bompxanx Betty Mawhmney Norma Wagner Thxrd row Margaret Hamrock Helen Bnzub Margaret Katmc Soph1eB1zub Margaret Blanda Evelyn I-Iendrxckson Mrldred Beatty Ruth Poorman Stella Hutchmson Patty Latta Eleanor Keefer Frances Lydnc Dcrxs Ersaman Fourth row Vxrgmxa Young Helen Blockstem Reba Ober Bethelda Kunkle Elnora Swrft Evelyn Robertson Eleanor Carlson Vera Jones Gwendolyn Buskey Melva Bompxam Fxfth row Dons Vogt Frances Thompson Veronica Uhrmek Rozelle Parker Sally Muller John Maxwell jack Barron Dale Brown Daryl Baughman Slxth aw Conrad Pansrc Robert True Kathryn jones Betty Lowe Catherme Prescott k Jac son Seventh row James Ross Robert MacR1ll Paul Lrsxk Hays Ferguson Charles Ferguson Wendell Ober Wayne Srllaman Vlctor Placey A steady chck, clack, clack then rrrmg and papers hurrledly pulled out of the typewrlters to see rf you ve won the coveted award thls trmel For another t1med wr1t1ng test rs at an end and perhaps a few more members of the Typxng Club have won one of the awards for wh1ch he has worked so hard doubly hard we mlght say F1rst every person who takes typmg belongs to the Typmg Club and through It sells magazmes to obtam money to purchase the awards Secondly to obtam an award you must have no less than live errors and twenty five words ln the five mmute test, and no less than five errors and fifty words m the ten mmute test There IS a great deal of nervous stram connected wxth these tests,b ut, after all, th ere s a great satxsfactron rn wmmng The Typing Club IS one of the oldest and largest orgamzatlons of our school OFFICERS Presxdent Lo1s Ford Vxce Presldent Robertha Cramer Secretary Clara jane Rager Treasurer Ga1l Marshall 42 , g . l 7 1 , I . , . . . .U . It participates every year in the Inter-Club Dance. Y H1 News For the past three years the student body has been able to express xts v1ews through its own Journal the Y H1 News Changes and rmprovements have been numerous throughout the term of publlcatron The first paper COI'1S1StlI'lg of one sheet was prmted on a small press by a Sopho more boy and drstrrbuted on October 18 1938 Only nmeteen copres were sold The second paper sold fifty coples and th1s was only the begmnmg The year 1939 mtroduced a mrmeographed paper of two sheets which contlnued untll the second semester of 1940 Then was added the sports page whrch brought a greater cxrculatron to the paper Tkrs year It was agam dur1ng the setond semester that another major change was made A grade school sheet a popular song sheet and a cover supplemented the usual makeup of the paper Sales have mcreased contmually and enormously All who have read and experxenced the publmshmg of th1s paper hope that rt w1ll contrnue on rts road to success brmgmg to the students the news announce ments and gossxp Reporters Dorls Balr, Elnora Swlft Gwendolyn Buskey Dorothy Over holt Glorla Springer Kltty Pahel Gall Carroll Juanxta Buskey Dotty Kunkle Grace Overholt Vera Moore Drstrrbutron Staff Eleanor Mrller Betty Harrold Martha Evans Typlsts Lors Ford Mrldred Srllaman Marrlyn Todd Mary Bodner LaVon Tackage Fnrst row Elsie Close Juamta Buskey Second row Martha Evans Mnldred Snllaman Thxrd row Kitty Pahel Elnora Swxft Fourth row Gloria Spnnger LaVon Tackage Mary Bodner F fth row D r B L F d I 0 I8 Elf CIS Of Sxxth row Eleanor Muller Gwendolyn Buskey Seventh row Gaul Carroll Dorothy Overholt Exghth row Glenn Smder Mr Rutter Sponsor Hays Ferguson 43 O I , - . . . , . . , . n , . . A A , t. V 1 ' 7 , . , . Editor-in-Chief c,.a.,,a. , - . .......,...,. Y .... .,.ee,aa, , .a., H ays Ferguson - f A f D 1 9 . ' 1 5 7 D 9 1 I 4 , , . . --Af -fff-v--- 1 1 ' ' ' ' ! ! Y ! , Stage Crew An increasingly important factor in the activities of Youngwood High School is the Stage Crew. The organization is now three years old, and the list of its functions and activities is so varied that it would be hard to describe them all. Mr. Mari has served as sponsor of the group during the past two years. The group meets regularly and discusses future activities. The Stage Crew took care of all the stage arrangements for the Junior and Senior Class Plays this year as well as the junior High Operetta. Setting the stage for all student as- semblies, the care of the public address system used for assemblies and dances, providing for the seating in the Auditorium, and arranging the staging for the Commencement activities can be listed among the important functions of this versatile group MEMBERS Dale Brown Cecil DeCaro Albert Mari Bill Eberly Junior DeCaro Kenneth Hoover John Robertson Ray Carmichael Second row Kenneth Hoover Albert Mari Ray Carmichael William Eberly John Robertson 44 First row: Junior DeCaro, Cecil DeCaro, .Dale Brown: I U Industrial Arts We are lool-:mg on a scene of great aCt1Vlty the Hxgh School Shop Here xt IS that the boys learn to repaxr broken furmture and to make new furmture Most commonly made m the woodwork department are end tables hall trees and book cases In connectron wlth thls course ns the lnstructlon m mechamcal drawmg a phase of the work added at the begmnlng of the second semester There rs a dlvlsxon on metal work ln wh1ch mall boxes sugar scoops cookxe cutters etc are made of tm and sheet metal Mach1ne work 1ncludes the use of steel 1ron and brass 1n makmg naxl sets round hammers bolts and punches Electrlclty IS a separate field from the others The boys first learn how to connect wlres and then start to wlre up door bells After thxs they learn house wlrmg Thls year for the first time a full graduatmg credmt has been gxven to the student 4 , . 1 v , . 9 y , . . 1 y 7 1 1 ' 5 Assembly Representatives M Adams Sp th Z de R yb k Spo so The boys and grrls ch1eHy responsrble for the fine type of assembly programs that we have enjoyed thrs year are the Assembly Representatlves They are chosen by each class at the tlme of class officer electrons In cooperatxon Wlth the sponsors Mrs Adams and Miss Reybuck they have greatly 1mproved the entertamment value of our assembly programs MEMBERS Semor Class F ranc1s Cr mer Jumor Class Robert Zundel Sophomore Class Robertha Cramer Freshman Class Dorls Sams rs. , onsor, Rober a Cramer, Francis Cramer, Robert un l, Doris Srms. 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Q Y --V-VigYYf---Y- fwfxr - Y--iY'Y'Y krir .- Semor H1gh School Glee Club Fxrst row Jeanne Zundel Juamta Buskey Kltty Pahel Norma Wagner Arlme Faust Rob ertha Cramer Gwendolyn Buskev Gaul Marshall Jane Marshall Eurydxce Myers Martha Evans Mrldred Sxllaman Second row LaVerne Truxel Al1ceRepasky Garlwagner Helen Blockstem Margaret Blanda Rose Bompxanr Glorna Sprmger Nancy Boyle Thxrd row Mildred Markle Galla Sprmger Veronxca Nlper Betty Harrxson Florence Enlow Miss Bechtold Dxrector Fourth row Catharrne Prescott Janet Kunjkle Rozelle Parker Elnore Swxft Margaret Koss Mary Margaret Murray Norma Bagley Fnfth row Eleanor Carlson Vlrgmna Young Kathleen Dell Fern Moore MelvaBompxan1 Betty Reed Marjorie Crosby Srxth row Betty Blockstem Helen Placey Jane Stllaman Patrxcla Carlson Gall Carroll Sally Washabaugh Murneth Martm Joan Rrley Seventh row Gertrude McG1vern Reba Ober Dons Sams Betty Mawhrnney Florence Duffy Margaret Sprmger Isabella Altman Jumor l'I1gh School Chorus Fxrst row Janet Starrs Loma Stoner Joanne Cousms Mary Ruth Sxllaman Helen Pahel Alice Elchner Vera Moore Peggy Fullem Ella Mae Gxlmore Joanne Clapper Ruth Reed Norma Buskey Second row Janet Exchner Alrce Malvxzzx Janet Coughenour Ruth Ann Sheraw Loxs Peter son Marne Repasky Grace Overholt Rebecca Kunlrle Dolores Isherwood Thelma Felker Mus: Bechtold Dxrector Thxrd row May Marhn Ardmth Rafferty Lora Dell Josephme Trout Patty Stxllwagon Dolores Shck Hope Gettemy Gene Lenhart Glade Pnnkey Margaret Buffer 47 0 0 . .. . . -- . t . - . - . . t - Z v , . . . v . - V - . . . t y v - 0 c . . . . . Youngwood School Band Monday afternoon always found the band hard at work during activity period in the auditorium We can be very proud of our band, which by constant and serious practice has traveled such a long way on the road of improvement since 1tS reorganization ln 1936 under r C A Taylor s direction Several prizes won at band concerts prove the worth of our band The band has followed our boys on the Held of battle, cheering them when they were dxsheartened and thus helpmg to bring about many victories The drum majorettes have been an added inspiration and contributing factor to the attractiveness of the organization Some of the patriotic atmosphere of Patron s Night was provided by the band Several members of the Junior Band have been advanced to fill the vacancies made by the members who have graduated from the Senior Band The band numbered fifty two members during the past year Robert Zundle a Junior represented the band at the All Western Band festival at West View and at the All State Band festival at Lock Haven First row Rose Bompiam Gloria Springer Veronica Niper Gail Wagner Murneth Martin haha Springer Melva Bompiant Elia Yarnell Second Row W1lliamBlockstem john Charles Henderson Jack Bauman Wayne Robertson Samu lSillaman Paul Wagner Betty Lowe Margaret Koss Ray Parker William Long James Gault Wesley Baker Third row Francis Hauger Edward Carlson Doris Bair June Harrold Helen Lenhart Gene Lenhart Mildred Markle Robert MacR1ll Fourth row Fred Rafferty Robert True Dons Sams Earl Minerd William Truxel Daniel Wentzel Robert Zundel Fifth row Charles Ferguson Merle Ober Bernard Diehl Wendell Ober . . , . . - , , laclfWingF1eld,Clarence Young, Robert Henry, Milton Minerd, jean Thomas, Alice Repasky: u 48 UYANKI SAN Brrght robes fluttermg fans and brxlllant hued flowers lent a colorful back ground to the Japanese operetta Yankr San presented by the Jumor Hrgh School under the dlrectlon of Mlss Bechtold The mmcmg steps of the court ladles and the tea drmkmg scene showed careful attentlon to deta1l The speak mg parts were clearly heard and the choruses were well done CAST Yankr San the Princess Grace Overholt San Fan her mard Lo1s Dell Prmce Toto father of Yankr San Ruth Gene Lenhart Hxgh Chancellor Court of No Man Ruth Reed Ambas adors Court of M1kadO Thelma Felker Hope Getterny Dolores Sllck Prmce Oto Son of Mrkado Rebecca Kunkle Prmce Ton Ton Noble of Japan Patty Stlllwagon YOUNGWOOD SCHOOL ORCHESTRA vj'Y a g et Ko n a D dRffetyRb txvranujoh Ch 1 H w den Q T drw akB ma Rbetl-len DaleCa oll t W I1 m Blo k te Always on hand for our class plays IS the orchestra Thus year the orchestra had the opportumty to play for the operetta Yankl San presented by the Jumor Hrgh School The orchestra has not been so actxve thrs year because of the drfferent type of assembly program 9 1 ' ' KS ' I! 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One Mad Night Left tor ght Helen Blockstem Margaret Koss Dorothv Oy erholt Ray Brdar Franc1sCramcr Loxs Ford Norma Wagner john Maxwell Robert Laughlxn jack OKeane Ray Rutter Dorxs Barr Wayne Shrader Elda Mae Yarnell The revelatlon of Danny Sxletto s true 1dent1ty chmaxed an excltlng three act play entxtled One Mad Nlght presented by the semor class The per formance was apprec1ably accepted by a large and very responslve aud1ence A real downpour of ram d1d not spoxl the effect but contrlbuted to the eery at mosphere and made Flttmg accompamment for screams and shots 1n the nmght The brevlty of the play was compensated for 1n entertalnment value CAST Don Cutter a young playwrrght Wmg h1s Chmese valet Pf1SC1ll3 who kmts Lady Macbeth a v1ct1m of Shakespeare john Alden who hunts Indlans Mr Hyde a feroclous vxllam Luc111e Marcy a damsel ln d1stress Mrs Kluck the housekeeper Gertrude F1nch Don s fiancee Mrs T Ashmgton F1nch her mother Depress1on, thexr colored mald Artemus Burke a lawyer Danny Slletto wanted for murder Ray Rutter J ack O Keane Norma Wagner Lois Ford John Maxwell Franc1s Cramer Dorls Barr Elda Mae Yarnell Dorothy Overholt Helen Blockstem Margaret Koss Robert Laughlln Ray Brdar l l i 1 -1, - . 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Y..vaa...A.4.......-a. , ............. ...... .....A.-.-.. 50 The Scare Crow Creeps Thnllmg suspense kept the audlence on the edge of thexr seats at the Jumor Class performance of The Scarecrow Creeps an excltmg mystery Blood curdlmg screams and breathtakmg prstol shots together wxth a ternfymg scare crow ln an atmosphere of thunder and lxghtnmg held the hsteners spellbound Every mmute was just as wonderful as the last Alxce Repasky s screams and John Reffner s negro dxalect are somethmg to be remembered Kathryn jones dlalect was equally well done The sound and hghtmng used were most effectlve An except1ona1ly able cast excellent background and good dlalogue assured the success of the play CAST Adam Throgg the butler Glenn Smder Maudle Hobbs the maxd Allce Repasky Rodenck Gage Master of the Gage Manor Herbert Campbell Aunt Z lnma Washnngton the darky cook Kathryn Jones Traxlmg Arbutus her son John Reffner Mrs Annabel Gage Perry s mother Dor1s M Klveen Mxss Ameha Gage Roderlck s first cousm Veromca N nper Norma Gage her mece Gaxl Wagner Scarecrow B111 Eberly F rat row Ga l Wagne Veron N per Al c Repasky Kath yn 1 nes S cond w M s La d Dare tar Daryl Baughman Gl n Sn der He bert Campbell John Hud ck Mr M nde D ecto al il 5, A K ,f ' ' . , I - 1 I n, - Y , ' . . . , , . . , Y Y , -------------..,-------------- Y- ----- - , ---- Y W - ------ - - . - , , -,.,....... ..,.,...,v-,... , .,...,,f. 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W1th Laugh and Shout of Students Gay Handsomest Prettlest W1tt1est Sleeplest Happlest Tallest Smallest M1ghtlCSt W1sest Cutest Quletest Nomsest Bravest Lazxest Busmest Frlendlxest Cboyj Frlendllest Cgxrl Neatest Cboyj Neatest Cgmrlj Best dancer Cboyj Best dancer Cgnrlj Most studlous Cboy Most studlous gxrl Most d1gl'llf:lCCl Cboyj Most dxgmned Cgmrll Most llkely to succeed Cboyj Semor Superlatlves Ray Rutter Clara Jane Rager Kemth Zxmmerman Owen Flsher James Ross Fred Rafferty Elsle Close Paul Long Dorls Bamr Ann Sturtz Isabella Altman John Maxwell Paul Kek1ch Joe Blanda Hays Ferguson Ray Brdar Gwendolyn Buskey Henry Starrs Mlldred Sxllman Francls Cramer Dorothy Overholt Irvm Moore Helen Blockstem Clanr Myers Eleanor Carlson Jack O Keane Most llkely to succeed Cgxrlj Evelyn Hendrlckson Most talented Most glamorous Most talkatlve Most helpful Most amb1t1ous Most cr1t1cal Lols Ford Vera Jones Fay Crock Norma Wagner Betty Watson Robert Laughlm 3 Nonsense M1ss Lyle What do the Englmsh men do 1n thexr le1sure tlme? Dale They get drunk Mmss Lyle How d1d Mxlton wrmte has poetry after he went blxnd? Robert MacR1ll He typed t Teacher Nowadays I never see a glrl blush In my day It was dmf ferent Pupxl Why teacher' What d1d xou tell them? Imm If a dog starts alter a tat what ms h1s mterest? Bob I know one purr scent Mlss Lamrd In thus scene my dear the young man rushes lnto the room grabs you bmds you wmth rope from head to foot and then smothers you wxth hugs and knsses Actress Is the young man tall dark and handsome? Mxss La1rd Yes why? Actress Then you won t need any rope Mrs Adams Dorothy name an organ of the body Dorothy Teeth Mrs Adams Teeth? What kxnd of an organ would teeth be? Dorothy Grmd organ Sensor Why do you prefer blondes junmor Don t tell anybody but I m afrald of the dark Mr Darlmg Everyone must learn by beglnnmg at the bottom There Clifford Momyer None at all? Mr Darlmg N Cllfford Momyer How about swxmmmg? Mr Marm What was Columbus motto? Sophomore More m1les to the galleon Mr Errett Wheres the nearest oxl well to Youngwood vnthm a radius of seventy mlles? Paul Kelnch Texas ' W H ' ln V Lt ' ,, ' CA ' 15 l . ' Ah Y Y ' 37 , ,,5L 1 1 . J, . 7 ' ' F LA - - I sv are no except1ons to th1s ru e. ' LA 'V ' ss VV . O. ' LL ' , . . ' ' ' ' ' ' ' vs sf H I ' ' Y Ll ' . . ,, . U 'L J 3 . ' LL ' l ' vw , . , .. ' ' LA yl V - . . , . I Il ' AA iv S4 Nonsense In gym class Bette Craxg had made four successrve strmkes whrle bowlmg Some grrls remarked that she was good Then Dorrs Barr remarked Oh' well she practrces up rn the country wxth corn cobs and pump kms Mr Errett How lS malt made 9 Jack OKeane Barley grams are kept 1n a warm cool place Mrs Adams If Eve apples cost 10 cents how much do twenty apples cost? Dean Crosby 20 cents Mrss Lyle Ray prounce assuage Ray A sausage Host I shall put you fellows rn thrs room You wxll have a comfor table nrght for rt has a feather bed Joe Blanda Ctwo rn the mornmgl Change places wmth me M1ke xt s my turn to be on the feather Mrss Lyle Were you copymg h1s paper? M1ke Blanda No ma am I was just lookrng to see rf he had mme r1ght Sxgn on student s door If I m studymg when you enter wake me up john Maxwell was readmg aloud hrs class about sh1ps He came to a word he could not pronounce Barque prompted the teacher John Chuckled Barque repeated the teacher Bow wow sa1d john obedrently Weather report seen on the restaurant wlndow Ch1l1 today Hot Tomah Germans name therr battleshrps after Jokes so the Enghsh won t see them Mr Karser How d1d you come to puncture thrs t1re9 Wayne Shrader Ran oxer a mrlk bottle Mr Kamser Drdnt you see nt mn t1me9 Wayne Shrader No the krd had rt under hrs coat M1ke Blanda What are you smok mg? Grapenuts7 Ray Brdar No thns lS a Whlte Owl but I forget to take the feathers off b - - . . . . , . - - - u H . . ' v . ,, to H vw , . 44 - vv , H . If as f , . . ,, 44 H - - , . 3 - W ls , . . av ss y . . , ' M734 77 , . inn ns . iw U . ' - rs fu ' Ann , ' - - ay - - yu ' 44 A v V - - , . . .. - - - as H . . . , HH . v v v sv - ' vs . fin . . - H sv . ,, ' fin v H . . . . . ,. Y . l - a ay H 1940 A1umn1 Those who are attendzng hzghet rnstz tu tzons of learnzng Anto1nette Sever1n1 Seton H111 College Albert I-lopfer Duff s Iron Crty College Roy Stoltmg Waynesburg College Walter Olmer Greensburg Bus: ness School Loxs Errett Indlana State Teachers College Dorothy Pfoutz Greensburg Busmess School Students who are employed Edward Lenhart Apprent1ce on Pennsylvanra Raxlroad Russell Smxth West mghouse Russell Wallace Westmghouse Earl Bennett Pennsylvan1aRa1lroad Samuel Carmlchael Pennsylvan1aRa1lroad Sara Faust Workmg at Dale Park Dav1d Coughenour Workmg 1n Texas Paul Hoover drlves Penn Club truck Katherme Enlow Walworth Bud Palmer Walworth Harry Polansky Wal worth 2 Polanskys Walworth Jack Marshall Walworth Ruth Crago McCrorys Betty Baughman Kalamazoo Ruth Summy Grocery Store Curtrs Faust Mztchell Da1ry Jay Schrader Rands Drug Company Charles Joseph Greensburg Bakery Ann Bradrsh Super Highway Restaurant Edna Uhrlnek Super Hrghway Restaurant Irene Hudock Super Hlghway Restaurant jack Mcwherter Robertshaw W1lbur Watson Robertshaw Betty Prrnkey Robert shaw Rlta Cassa Robertshaw Lyman Harrold Robertshaw W1ll1am Mlller Robertshaw Claxr MCGIHHIS Robertshaw Thomas Baker Robertshaw Paul Armbrust Robertshaw H1laryBrunot Robertshaw Don Petruccl Robertshaw Eleanor Petruccr Robertshaw Joe Grlfhn Robertshaw V1rg1n1a Thomas Robertshaw Drck Rhea Robertshaw Emerson Mates Robertshaw Dolores Bush Robertshaw Jean Barron Robertshaw Harold and Ellzabeth Relch res1d1ng ln Wash1ngton D C Ray Kelly IS rn the A1r Corps Students who are workrng part tzme or unemployed Jane Ryan Al1ce Armbrust Mary Aclte V1rg1n1a Wagner Edlth Mxller Sara Mag1ll Dorothy Brdar Louisa Marr Mary Jane Kunkle Charles Schwelnsburg Dor1s Farmer Florence Mrller Betty Daugherty W1lbur Small Katherlne Ludw1ck Helen Shaffer L1ll1an Schwemsburg and Betty Ramsey are marrxed 56 u . . . V . I - I , . 7 9 ee : '- Q 'il so 2 v , . 1 Z . ' 2 2 1 ' I 1 1 1 S 1 C 1 Q 1 1 1 ' 2 1 Z , 2 , S 1 S 1 1 1 Z 1 3 1 Q 1 1 1 1 1 3 1 1 1 1 7 ' I , I 1 2 , I 1 Z 1 Z 1 2 1 1 1 I Y 9 : Y 2 1 3 1 2 1 1 1 - 1 1 - - ji Y 5 7 5 i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Other A1umn1 Gilbert Matthevxs is a hrakcnian 1111 tl Q Pennsylx ania Ra1lroad Bill Latta 15 woik ng at the Railvsay Inoustrial Company Theodore Koss is a b1akcm'1n on the Penn ylyan a Railioad Eloise Marshall lg workinv at thc Akion Tile Company Paul Kunkle IS work ng at SllV1b Dairy George Wagner is workinv at Appliance Gales Company Anna Kathryn Hai old is working at the Bon Ton Dick Young IS working at the ASLP in Couth Gieensburg Ralph Hough 1S in the Army Jean Sn1der IS rnarrled to Lamar Farmer Doris Lamb lS married to Jack Pegg Wilbur Lauffer is married to Gladys Ahlhorn Osylne Jones 13 working at Robertshavx Brinton Overholt is an apprentice on thc Pennsy lvania Railioad Helen Woolslayei is attending thc Uniy ersitv of Pittsburgh Michael Repasky 15 wozkinff at Robertshayy Jennings Breth 1S working at the Pearl Theatre james Collins IS attending Westminstei Colleve Mildred MacR1ll IS working at Roy ers Dorcas Miller IS attending God s Bib e School Ruth Fold IS ITlalllCd to Bernard Gratton of Derry New Hampshire Elizabeth Poorman IS working at Robertshaw Geraldine Gettemy IS woxkmg at the Quffar Bowl Genevieve Smith is working n the Youngvxooo Diug Ctoae Salah Gariity IS working in Harrisburg Margery Vogt IS married to jerry Re gan Helen Fidler IS married and living at rome Clyde Kerr IS working at Robertshaw Frank Gaffney is working at Robertshaw Dorothy Hower is married to Dick Derr Evelyn Pfoutz IS married to Orlando Suter Sam Brush IS Working at Robertshaw Wesley Ruffner IS workinff for the Nat onal Tube Company W R Wavner IS attending the Unix ersity of P1ttsburgh I L ' - A 1 1 H S 1 -F 1 ' 1 . , I , .' Q D V i I x, '. 'r ' ' . ' ' ' ' l c ' , . Bob Bompiani is an apprentice on the Pennsylvania Railroad. . . . Q . A I D i f- . . . . Q D I . . . . 7 D , 1. I. ' . sv- D 1. ' ' ' a . . . 1 Q ,I E . . . 1 I B 3 ' VY ' Acknowledgment The staff of The 19-fl Maroon and Wmte wxsh to thank the members of tlre faculty the students ano the aovcrtx Cl ml o have helped to make thxs year ok a success We also w1sh to thank Mr J A Armstronv ofthe Standardmed P1ess Mr tographer for the part thev played mn lllalilllff tl 1SDUl3l1C3T. on a success Thms the thxrd cd1t1on of the Mamnn and Wlllte lras met vuth much success and thn 9111-fS1I'lCtILlX hops lt pulml muon vw 'll be Lontlnued ln tl e vcars to come i L l l I v - 7 l ' -. ' Af- -1- 1 - '- A 1 . -l 5 4, . lho . . ' . f. . D, ' 1 . , C. F. Spmankle, Rawsthoxne Brothers Engravers: and Mr. H. A. Relnlies, Pho- ' 'Y 5 I ' D 1 Q 1 r 4 . b., ' H ' A. E 'i ' . A 'I . . , L az -sis :I -r ' A une. ' . DIVISION FOUR ADVERTISING DEMOCRACY FOSTERS BUSINESS Advertising Applrance Sales Co Benny s Lunch Biss Service Staticn Bocksberger Charles Crane s Clothes Dubie s Market Dufl s Iron City College Eneix Don Fink s First Nat1cnalEarik Gelfo s Barber Qhcp Geo ge s Clover Farm Store Gongavrare Campbell Co Greensburg Business Sc oo Greensburg Photo Supply Co Greensburg Daily Tribune Gwynn Floral Shop Harter Publishing Co Henry Printing Co Chas M High School Shoe Repair Hom hberg s Hunker D K Hower T Hurst E F Idlewild Park KCp1Ch s Market Kelly s Beauty 85 Barber Shop Kinney Co Inc G R Lankey Brothers Mari Elvino Martln J W D11 cctory M xwcl Miller Prank Mcoc n Dairy Ohiin er Home Fu niture Cr Pa lrer George Pearl 'Il eatre Peter cn J E Porcener Marufacturrng Co Railvx ay Inou trial 81, Eng Co Rauch Harry Rernpe s Stuoro Rhea D M Robertsl aw Treimcstat Co Roy er s Ruben s Store Severinr Ignazro Silliman s Store Sinner Cewinv M cl ne Co Stano rdized Pre Thomas Drug Th mas Flcrists Inc Joseph True Robert A Unoerwood Typewriter Co Walt Eros Garages Walvscrth Co Whiteman Canoy Co Whiteway Inn Restaurant Wrwht Harry C 85 Sons Youngwcoo Dairy C Xoungvwrd Lun ber 85 upply Co ' , 70 a 1l's ' 7 C7 ' , ' ' ' IO ,' 1. 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Y ' , . . 62 ' ',, .. 60 ROBERTSHAW THERMOSTAT COMPANY f 1 ROYERS Compllments of Graduatxon SlgI'llf:1CS Success PORCELIER Royers Insure Faslnon MANUFACTURING COMPANY Greensburg S Faqlnon Center Greensburg Pa Phone 221 N Fourth St Exten Comphments of R SERVICE GARAGE A C Gaebel Mgr Phone 4121 Youngwood Pa Youngwood Pa Comphments of Compliments of J W MARTIN IDLEWILD I I KELLY'S BEAUTY SL BARBE SHOPPE I I Compliments of RAILWAY Sz, INDUSTRIAL FNGINEERING COMPANY Greensburg Pa H1 Pressure Contact Swltchzng Equipment WALWORTH COMPANY Founded 1842 Manufacturers Brass Iron and Steel Valves and Fittings General Office New York Plants Boston Mass Kewfmee Ill Greensbur P1 Attalm Ala East St Louis Ill Etna Pa 4 For Steam, Water, Gas, Oil, Air and Other Liquids and Gases , . . . c ' , . . .' 2, Q . ' lc , , 1 I Class Rxngs Commencement Invltatzons Club Plns Diplomas H1 Y Pzns DON ENEIX Unmon Trust Bumldmg Pxttsburgh P Jewelers to Classes of 1941 and 1942 Medals Caps 'ind Gowns Ttophzes Chou Robes and Unlfotms YOUNGWOOD LUMBER 81, SUPPLY CO Bu1Iders Supplles Lumber Feed Hardware Pamtw Glass Corncr Oak and Thlrd Streets Phone 226 Youngwood Pa ff' 1 I I V r . .. ' ,a. X Kai 1 r N W I r r is ,- s r l A ' r , . , Vltt to git up ln morr ll un then! old l rm lt rx It th: sun su lls rut mv 1 lc tht b1rl I n lc xx sr Then I stop just '1 mmutt an l ponde r nc I ful ws Em That good pun Y nn x noi Dnry rv ll-' Such are the tho ts of a oungwood Hxgh School studcnt Why not at-xll us for your dfuly 'irly mornlng delxvtry YOUNGWOOD DAI RY Phone 4322 West Lmcoln Avenue Efctensmn one fourth mlle north of Youngwood P CHAS M HENRY PRINTING CO Pnn ters and EngtavefS Greensburv a e are as ne'1r as vour phone Esta bhshed 1893 Telephone 234 GELFO S BARBER SHOP It pays to look well Agency for Model Laundry Co 313 Depot Street Youngwood Pa GWYNN FLORAL SHOP Menvluer Florzst Telegfriph Del Corsages S110 up 1-f West 2nd St Greensburg Pa Phones Bus 361381 Res 3613M Compllrnents of SINGER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY 118 North Mam Street Greensburg Pa CHARLES BOCKSBERGER jeweler 208 South Pennsylvama Avenue Phone 3230 Greensburg Pa GEORGE PARKER Meats Grocer es Phone 5161 Youngwoed, Pa 1 1 Ili 2 - ' :ltr Us f Wl - . H11 vlor ' 'ngs . '- L l . ' , ' 3 Ar l ' 5 5 ': . f' - lf-flroom AI l ' ' i'Ill'1lII' ny wi 4 1 ' qi 135. 1 I . 4 J . ' ' 1 c ' J '. . l f A 1 C, . 'us sill: 5 For I know there awaits mc- for brvalsfzast Q f - ot gn 1 2' xi ' 3' - - - - 1 E 1 L I I , ' . - l Y ' , . K. . Y l H 5 A . C' . . ' B ? 1 ,, l ' ' I , a. V , 4 v ' 1 . . - D, P . KK V' W c - , . fv. , EVERYTHING PHOTOGRAPHIC Strll CAMERAS Movre Sound PROJECTORS Szlent Rental L1brary of Frlms and Photographlc Books GREENSBURG PHOTO SUPPLY CO 116 S Penna Ave Phone Gbg 2263 Hours 9 AM to 8 PM Phone Res 512 Ofhce 162 D K HUNKER T H HOWER Chrropractors Corner Maln and Fourth Streets Greensburg Pa Busmess Phone 296 Resrdence Phone 4551 E F HURST Hardware Plumbmg and Heatzng Depot and Fourth Street Youngwood Pa BUSINESS TRAINING PAYS Greensburg Busmess School IS a member of the Natxonal Assoclatron of Accredrted Commercral Schools and IS approved by the Pennsylvanra State Commlttee on Standards Be Sure You Attend an Approved School GREENSBURG BUSINESS SCHOOL 56 1 -mm I N I IP STS S SPST-PM G IS DI 1 X-Ray Full Length Spinograph Neurocalometer Service Compliments of SILLAMAN'S STORE Depot St Youngwood Phone 2 2 4 Comphments of DUBIES MARKET Qualz ty Servioe Fourth St Phone 3141 IGNAZIO SEVERINI Tailored Suits Made to Order Cleanmg Pressmg Altermg and Reparrmg 313 Depot Street Youngwood WHITE WAY INN RESTAURANT ROBERT A. TRUE Plumbing, Heating, Wiring and Supplies 304 Depot St Phone 4801 Youngwood P ELVINO MARI Shoe Repazr Shop 210 Depot Street Youngwood P You Name It We Have If We Don t Have It You Don t Need It BENNY s LUNCH WHITEMAN CANDY Co Dis tributors of 20 Soufh F0l1fth Sf Euntc Worlds Famoue Candxee Phone 4621 Younowood and Coca Cola Jeannette Pa ff 1 N I 1 . 1 320 . , Pa. , a. 18 . v 3, . . 1 It K , Pa. X DE eeee ,W ,,t,,, ,,,,,,4 r A W , W, , ,mr f 1 2 ' , . 1 1 N Comphments of HIGH SCHOOL SHOE REPAIR FIRST NATIONAL BANK Ask for Younffwood Pa THOMAS DRUG Jos H Laufe Prop Where Pharmacy rs '1 Professzo Nota Szde Line 100 N Perma Ave Greensburg Pa Complmments of JAY B PETERSON RUBENS STORE Lamac Weld Invzmble Solemg 4th Street Youngwood Complmments of II MODFRN DAIRY Youngwood Pa Comphments of KEKICH S MARKET G Youngwood Pa Phone 3 5 71 LANKEY BROS I Eshelman S Guaranteed Feed Shoes Clothmg Wallpaper CHQ11 Feed Store 4th and Depot Youngvxood Phone 4641 4th Street Youngwood Pa f D r r 3 A . I , ,W , ,,,, , , , ,, +,,,,,,,,, N r r x C q X . I , , N w Y ' , . 1 i ' f r W W l . r , ' 1 A , Y , . My FINK S Greensburg s Lirdest Shoe Store All Shoe Fxtted BX X Ray Styles at Popular Prmce CRANES CLOTHES O P O S16 30 W Otterman St Greensburff Complrments of OHRINGER S HOME FURNITURE CO Phone 3200 11 North Ma1n Street Greensburff Pa Dmmonds W7fCi16SL S1lverw'ire See the new ln jewel Lad es or Men s Fl m 524 I7 D M RHEA Maddas Bank Buxldm Next to Court House lfVe Solzczt Your Witch Repvzrlng G R KINNEY CO Inc S Ma1n St Greensburg Eaucator Shoes for t Entzre Famzly Flowers for all oceasrons OSEPH THOMAS FLORISTS Incorporated Phone 637 115 N Ma1n Street Greensburg GONGAXVARE CAM PBELL CO Court House Square Greensburg Pa Wm H Maxwell S E Maxwell Best rushes to the class of 41 You Never P15 More For IVIAXWELL S Dzstrnctwe Furnzture 200 S Maple Awe Phone 1 Greensburg P1 ' ' ' C' ' 131 . A C . C .Pa. ' j - ' ' u he V 4. O . . 5 . 4 . . B, Pa. ' Q . ' ,Pa. I l l 1 w . V 1 1 C F 1 ' 1 Clothes Shoes Furnishings 3' ' u I , 1 1 vi . I c . , 1 , 1 4 . . . , , ' . y fx A 4, -- , Q . . JU- 4 lu h . CI L 3 . . A , , 5 - ' - - 84 C C Y L I Complrments oi STANDARDIZED PRESS Irmtets of thrs Annual Greensburg P WESTINGHOUSE Refrrgerators Ranges Krtchen Desrgnmg Radlos Washers Ironers 0mD1lmCUlS Of Phone 72 217S Mam St Greensburg Pa GREENSBURG MORNING REVIEW GREENSBURG DAILY TRIBUNE Westmoreland County s Tvxo Large Daxly Newspapers U , a. C . APPLIANCE SALES CO, BISS SERVICE STATION UNDERWOOD HARRY E RAUCH TYPEWRITER CO Lubrzcatlng Engzneer See the new Underwood Portibles utomotwe and Industrlal Lubrxcants W h h ht C ave t em to your Texaco Qualuty Roohng and Srdmg 1nd1v1dual needs 44 Lmcoln St Johnstown Pa R L johnson Local Mgr Complxments of FRANK MILLER Druggz s t Buslness Trammg 865 Found Pos1t1ons 1n 1940 Why? Duff s Placement Bureau Helped DUFFS IRON CITY COLLEGE Pxttsburgh Atlant1c 4875 THE HARTER PUBLISHING CO Educatzonal Pubhshers Commencement Announcements Drplomas Certrfxcates Seatwork Workbooks General School Supphes 2046 E 71st St Cleveland Ohlo Phone 269 Depot at Thlrd Youngwood Your Credzt IS Good HOCHBERG S jewelry MUSIC N Penna Ave Greensburg P GEORGE S CLOVER FARM STORE Phone 4963 New Stanton Pa WALT BROS G 'irage New Stanton Pa Phone Youngwood 4611 I Y w 1 . . . . 1 1 Q 1 l 4 A . , . . . , , I , ' l I . , l ' 37 . . . , a. Y, , , , ,W . W ,Yin ,W--f-- -7- -f Y fn' V -H in nn... Photographs of Quality Portralt Comrnerclal REMPES STUDIO Get a Good Photo Whrle You re About It 31 N Mam Street Greensburg Pa Phone for Appomtment Phone 797 Compllments of BLATT BROS PEARL THEATRE Youngwood Pa Motzon Pzctures are Your Best Entertaznment HARRY C WRIGHT 85 SONS Westmoreland County s Leadzng Jewelers County s finest watch makers .and Jewelry repa1rmen Regxstered Jeweler ln Attendance at all t1ITCS 108 S Maln St Greensburg Pa - v . 1 ' , . It . . . H , . , . . A K. - y , Alma Mater Here as the evening slr des are fall ng And gone is every care of day We gather and the campus echoes With laugh and shout of students gay Thy sons well guarded from all sorrow Stand firmly neath the evening sky Forget the care that cornes tomorrow And praise old Youngvt ocd High And fade as does the dying day And closest linship shall be broken As out in life we wend our way And yet whatever be life s fortunes Tho memory fail and friends be few Dear Youngwood High our Alma Mater We always will love you 7 , . But high school friendships all must sever fi D . Y A Y , 3 ' . , A A Azzfogmllyfys Allfoglwlllfas MEMORIES EVENT ..'.---n.- ,.., , ,V 1 5, -4531 L I Jr Br 'Www ,MK wr!-va f' ,,., 'F W . 1 - 5 ,,..Q, 3 -'MP-M V 1 K, .X ' ' -' m ag. gg: ' - Y Ki' . . E2 asf