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

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we had seen Sally Burnot or Frances Thompson After we had replled regatlx ely Sophle explamed to us that the four of them shared a room ln Washmgton and each worked m varlous ofhces there ln Washmgton Whlle IH Washmgton we met ex eral other old classmates who were vacatlonmg Gladys Greenawalt and James Gault were there ob tamlng the latest mformatlon frcm the Department of Agrlculture corcermng ralslng poultry Although these two are rlv als ln busmess they seem to be on friendly enough terms Upon returnmg to camp we watched a football game between our team and the team of a nelghbormg college Our opponents however hadn t much of a chance wlth Joe Fre lxck Buck Gaffney Bob Heskey and Wendel Ober m our backfield Needless to say the opposlng team returred home defeated and brulsed Thelr most SCTIOUS mjurles were treated by Martha Small and Betty Freeman our favorable camp nurses Sunday alter church we trled to defeat some of our buddles IH a pick up game of basketball but our former Youngwood Hlgh stars proved too much for us The Smlths Paul and Mllford practlcally won the game agamst us Our camp was rather promment IH other sports also Batthng Vlc Placey for example has been brlnglng home so many cups and medals lately we hardly know what to do wlth them all Vlc says the surest way to defeat a rlval IS to lmaglne that he IS a Jap The U S O has proved to be very falthful ln cheerlng the boys durlng the year by brmgmg celebrltles to camps It brought to our camp Eurydlce Myers soprano Beth elda Kunkle noted concert planlst and Earl Warhelt and Robert Stern dancmg come dlans Sally Mlller and Katherme Prescott sang our Alma Mater for us Next on the program was Mary Catherme Cummmgs whose ballet on roller skates held us spell bound Betty Osselburn mlstress of pubhc speaklng and dlctlon favored us wlth humor ous readlngs A number of very promment models among them Evelyn Robertson and Clara Mlller showed us what our glrl frlends were wearlng back home Many of the creatlons had been deslgned by Dorls Vogt At the close of the evenmgs entertalnment each of us was presented a box of dellclous cookles by Margaret Katlc Home Economxcs advlsor to a large baklng company At tlmes our army llfe brought us lnto connectlon wlth government agents On one occaslon we experlmented successfully wlth a new exploslve dnscovered by Bette C ralg founder of Cralg Laboratorles Inc producer of many valuable chemlcals and exploslves On another occaslon we talked to Arlme Faust You see Arlme IS employed as a govern ment secret agent She has been very successful ln exposmg varlous secret plots One of these was a spy rung that had obtamed a number of secret chemlcal formulas Wlth darlng courage she reported It to the proper authorltles and results were satlsfymg especially to Arlme s soclal llfe It lsn t at all dlthcult to see the effects of war on the llves of our classmates Earl Helman our class presldent IS now presldent of the Youngwood Defense Council and IS very ably asslsted by studlous and efhclent lVl1ldred Beatty as secretary Each of us IS dolng h1s part m mamtalmng Amerxca as the Fortress of Democracy Class of 1941 27 ' A I . . K I S I . . , w A , . . L, . . , - ' H H w ' Y , , , , 1 1 U n 1 1 I h I . ' . 1 , . l 1 - 1 I . A 1 . 1 1 l J . . . ' ' ' n u ' I. 1 u , , - 1 1 1 ' . x - - 1 1 ' 1 . . . . -I . ' V , u a Q j , 1 -1 if . , , - - .. . . , . . I . , .. . . l 1 1 A I A . . . . . . . . H H 1 , - 1 A I I I

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L to R First row Carrre Baugh man Bessre Kxlbakc Betty Byers Elrzabeth Fnsher Janet Kunkle Lorxs 0Keane Gaxl Marshal Chnstme Poeno Betty Mae I-larnson Nancy Boyle Melva Bompram Mary Jane Rhea Hazel Jones Second row Betty Loucks Mxldred Larrd Lorene Fhgger Galxa Sprmger Florence Enlow Ruth Mates Vu' gmxa Mertz Betty Altman Lo.nse Altman Eleanor Matenkoskx Third row Dora McClame Mane Forsythe Lxlhan Harrold Gamet Marks Norma Bagley Fem Moore Margaret Keener Jean Trout Fourth row Anna Katherme Col lms Jean Thomas Glorra Spnnger Margaret Kobma Cora Schwmes b.1rg Betty Mawhinney Nellre Daugherty Margaret Staschak Fifth row l-lxlda McGuffcy Sara Trout Margaret Blanda joe Acute Duck DeForrest jlmmy Kmzner Cram Faust Dons Ensman Slxt row Thelma Wnlhams Harry Robbms Helen Klrngensmxth Mxckey Acute Bnlly Blockstern Nxck Brdar Eugene Tomex john Charles Henderson Eleanor Keefer Ruth Prescott Seventh row Edward Hoyle Ed ward Trout Donald Coughenour Jnmmy Snllaman Tommy Kmg Bull Barr Jumor DeCaro Frances Lydxc Eighth row Charles Ebner Ray Lang Wesley Fox Arthur Carlson john Sell Junxor Hanger james Myers Ninth row Ben Young Jack Brown Bull Kettren Paul Lnsnc George Soorman James Collms Kenneth oover Tenth row Ray Mensch Melvin Book Maunce Hart Sam Oravetz John McClellan Bob Kung Charles Ferguson bashful Freshles The soclal reglster of the school records our partlclpatmg ln many dances and puttlng on our own Freshman dance As Freshxes we found hfe rather dull, but as we advanced to Sophomores we began to mlngle more among our fellow students Durmg our Sophomore year we had a successful dance and were more a part of the soclal hfe of the school On entering the Jumor year our class was nearly doubled ln slze by an en thuslastlc group of students from Harrolds and New Stanton J unlor Hlgh Schools As the year progressed, our glrls became members of the varlous clubs, namely Home Economlcs and Typlng Clubs, and took an actlve part ln many class actlvltles Our boys were actne ID athletlcs of all kmds We placed SIX boys on the football team, two boys on the varslty basketball team, ano elght boys on the Jumor varslty Hence, we were Well represented on the varlous athletlc teams of the school In preparatlon for our annual Junlor Prom, we staged a successful play, Don t Take My Penny , and we also sponsored a profitable dance To end our excltlng Junlor year we gave, m honor of the departmg Semors, a Prom whlch was very enjoyable Our class onlcers are as follows Presldent Wayne Long Vlce Presldent Pete Petruccx Secretary Lorls O Keane Treasurer Jack Brown Assembly Representatlve Robertha Cramer 29 JUDIOI' Class Class of 1943 . ' A. . ' . x - u I I u I We, the presentflunior Class, entered Youngwood High School in.l939.as 0 ' Y s u - u Q 1 n . , . . . I ' Ll Y Y!