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

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Senior Clam H511 We, the class of Youngwood High School in the year of one thousand nine hundred and fifty-one, seeing that our school days are .coming to a close, have therefore decided to make, publish, and declare this to be our final docu- ment to Youngwood High School. Hereby declaring to be of sound mind we announce this to be our last will and testament. To the Teachers we leave a number of reference blanks which we hope to be acknowledged in the future We want them to have pupils who understand what Keep Quiet means We hope they have larger classes and better response to their questions To the Juniors we will our ability to obtain what we desire and to revolutionize the traditions of the school To the Sophomores we leave all the old crepe paper left over from out prom we also will them all our little refer s ence papers from Spanish Clas We hope that they will develop their hidden talent in order to better their class program for next year To the Freshmen we will our ability to concentrate and learn We hope that they will have better conduct in their classrooms and school assemblies We hope that their Mathematic grades will reach a new high JOAN ABBATOY wills her seat in PO D to anybody with good ears ESTHER ADZIMA wills her Russian talents to anyone who can be nice to Uncle Joe FLORENCE ALBRIGHT wills her flirting in school to Connie and Betty Lou Small DARLA ALINCIC wills her long hair to Nancy Cun ningham BILL BARBER wills his drumming ability to his pal Mr Wells Fox BILL BAUGHMAN wills his 25 pages in 6th period study hall to Eck Carnes MARIAN BAUMAN wills all her grades to her sister shell need them TED BEER wills his basketball ability to Russell Glass JOHN BLANDA wills his height to Bob Pallone PAUL BLANDA wills his football ability to Cheetah Conde NADEAN BRDAR DOROTHY CHERAN will their friendship to Paula Mough and Patty Houck LEE CONNOR Wills his ability to play hooky to Jack Henrie BILL COWAN wills his knee brace to Bob Danks SHIRLEY CRUSAN wills Mr Minders questions in them DICK DeFORREST wills his friendliness and thought fulness to anyone who is worthy of it CHARLES GENTILE wills his speed to Keith Stewart DOLLIE GOSWICK wills everything to her sister Shir e LETITIA GRIFFIN DOLORES TOMPKINS will their ability to get out of class to anyone who can get out AGNES HAPCHUK wills her sewing ability to June Bauman ROBERT HISSEM wills his back trouble to anyone who wants it ALNIA KIMMEI. wills her Colgate smile to anyone who wants it WADE KLINE wills his seat in the all girl English class to lim Truxal LOIS KOCHIS wills Beverly Cox a new comb DORIS LEEPER wills her maiorette uniform to anyone tall enough to wear it JERRY LUNDHOLM thinks he better leave the school DAN MADDALENA wills his car to anyone strong enough to push it DAYLE MILLER wills his long speech in the Senior class play to Paul Acito MARY IANE MOON wills her shorthand grades to Regina Conde CHARLES MORRIS wills his curly hair to Bill Lubash ELEANOR MYERS wills her slowness of playing the piano in Glee Club to the next turtle I'lDELIS NARAD wills Mr Fox a red pencil to correct his Physics tests DOROTHY NEWCOMER wills her long hair to her sister Sarah PATIEICIA ORAVETZ wills her short hair to Beverly ox MARg hSiUE OTTO wills her typing ability to Janet to FAY ROACH takes her love of a basketball player with her KATHLEEN SHIMKO wills her place in front of the mirror in the girls lav to anyone who can get it LUCILLE SHIREY wills her Shorthand notes to Kath leen Burkholder to Bill Knizner ANNABELLE STEINLR wills Judy Anderson het candy ars ROSE STOREY wills Macbeth to anyone who can get it BOB TROUT wills his big Cadillac to Norman Hem mmger FLORENCE WILLIAMS wills her half of the candy stand to any willing Senior SAM WINEMAN wills his unsolved Physics problems to Steve Cheran and Myron Shoaf RUTH YOUNG wills some new cheers to Elaine Ornet EARL ZEILINGER wills his explosive ability in Chem istry to Don Buffer Witnesses Attorney English Class to anyone Brave enough to answer DAVID SMITH wills his excellent attendance at school t ' ' I ' b . l y. ' . I ... 29 .-

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0 You Recall SEPTEMBER Students were assrgned to the1r cells Well guess what they ve been pamted The War ls Over? No lust the excrtement created when Youngwood scored rn the Youngwood Greensburg game The order of the darly grmd was grven out qThe schedules J Rarlroaders regrstered a glor1ous vnctory over East McKeesport The class responsxbllltres were put xnto the hands of FIVE students of each class The electron of hrgh school officers OCTOBER Presrdentral electron? Wrong again Yeafbfiok staff selected Assembly Practrce fire drrll and a lecture grven on frre preventron Frrday l3th Fooled you nothmg happened Junror oiiicers sponsor successful dance at the local Moose Looks ltke the demol1t1on crew came to Young wood but xts just the halloween pranksters Sen tors held Senxor Scare class dance S335 Jumors selected class rrngs Mr Gradler selected as Photographer for Senror prctures Assembly Representatrves from State Polrce Troon A gave lecture on the safe use of fxrearms NOVEMBER Frrst day of huntlng season sounds lrke a small C1v1l War No school 7 Semors travel to Gradlers rn Mt Pleasant to have prctures taken-cameras cost a lot of money 9 10 Westmoreland County lnstrtute-students very drsappomted no school Not a mouse or rat nn srght Semors recerved therr proofs 23 26 Thanksrvxng vacatron 28 Youngwood at a temporary standstrll 36 mches of snow no school 29 30 More snow-40 per cent of students absent due to heavy snow DECEMBER Teachers run out of blue xnk? Report cards for the second srx weeks Youngwood makes basket ball debut playmg host to Penn Townshrp Youngwood Hrghs basketeers bow to Greensburg for frrst loss Macbeth rs krlled m sword duel Semors recetve PICIUICS from Gradlers flatter mg' We see ourselves as the camera sees us juntors hold Chrxstmas dance School dtsmrssed at 2 30 as begrnnmg of Chr1st mas vacatron partres exchange of presents Chrlstmas splrrt grows stronger Rudolph The Red Nosed Remdeer comes to town 50 sure has been fun Yea no school unt1l 51 JANUARY 12 O0 Mrdnrght lots of excrtement 12 45 AM lots of unequrlrbrants School resumes The whtnmg schoolboy creeo mg lrke a snarl unwrllmgly to school Back to our ce s Notnce Get those overdue excuses rn the teach ers have a report to make out--even rf you do wr1te them yourselves Youngwood Hlghs loopmen captured frrst league game 45 43 from Rostraver Youngwood suHered unsuspected defeat rn the hands of the Ltgomer Mountarneers Floormen dxd hne rn HIS! half of Sectron play A b1g load off our mmds throw all those lrttle reference notes away Mrd term exams are over Hooray' Only 90 more days of school FEBRUARY Report cards no comment what do you expect you cant study and watch televtsron too It was too cold .for the groundhog to even get out of bed Latest Bulletm Youngwood Hugh upsets Irwrn to break twelve game wmnmg streak Harr pullrng begms Semors select May Court juniors sold m3g3ZlnCS-Q worthy mvestment Work on Yearbook has progressed 23 24 Youngwood Ruttermen traveled to Greens burg to lay rn annual County Tournament Walls tremble unexperrenced phystcnsts expert ence explosron no one hurt MARCH Slrppery Rock Gym Team put on gymnastrcs dem onstratron sponsored by Scrence Club Yearbook Staff takes over Room 10 as workshop Found Hrdden talent Program by Junlor Class Frrst day of Sprmg Sprmg fever? No just fever 5 rnches of snow Mr Gradler has brg headache-takes Yearbook group prctures Cause of norse rn Audrtonum? Mon Wed flfth perrod gym class playmg Tues Thur class rn volley ball 22 27 Easter vacatron No school Here Comes Peter Cottontarl 27 ls the sun out extra brrght today? No the wtn 30 Hats off to the Iunrors and therr drrector for a class play well acted APRIL l Nottce Txny men from Mars tn space shxp land rn Armbrust-dont btte-:ts Aprrl Fools Day Assembly The Vagabonds 6 Free School Week how nrce YHS Football team sponsors Vaudevxlle Varr CIICS Assembly Program by the band Iun1orSen1or Prom Danced to musrc of jrmmy Brunellr Everyone home early CAMP Guess what? Last day of Aprrl MAY 4 Black eyes and raw steak Whos A Srssy? play presented by the Sentor Class 611 Tcheres musrc rn the a1r Its Natronal Musrc wee VE Day A day to remember Glee Club smgs way through a concert Assembly F H A Future Homebreakers of Amerrca 23 You acted as though you knew a lot well t drdnt show so much on the ptper Senror lmal Examrnatrons Assembly The grvmg out mf those lrttle doodads and grsmos Senror Class Day lnsprred everyone-Baccalaureate Servrces No School Memorral Day JUNE 5 After twelve years of schoolmg goal reached Semors awarded drplomas p 5. ' ' 5. l ' - 1 ' ' ' . ' . 1 9- . . . 8. . , l - 23. . . . - . -- 4-0. ll ' ' ' ' . 26- ' ' .- ' 16. . ' - - - 26. . . 25. l . . . . . h- 1 26. r ' ' . 1' f - - 5' 27. 2 ' 28. ' ' 0 6. ' : . - ' ' 11. ' ' ' . ' 1 7. ' ' ' - ' ' . 12- 1 . ' 10. . ' - 21, , . - 13, ' ' .... . - - I 14. I 26. I v . . . .- 19. ' H H ' ' i ' . 7 H , ,un 1 ' 2. . , - 24. ' - , ' - ' . 25. . 7. . ' - , 9. : ' - ' , 30. f. ' . 21. '. ' 1 ' . , ' , ' 21. . ' ' ' 1. ' ' .- ' 21. l. ' 1 ' . .- . 13. Assembly: Held in honor of 1950 football squad. ' dows have been washed. ' y - 14. ' ' , I ' ' ' ' ' ' ' - 2. : . ' - 2- . .. ' , 6. . . . ' '. 5. ' , 13. I I , ' I-. - 27. ' - b ' : ' ' . 8. i I . 30. Q . - . . 10. ' . , ,, , I H 18. n ' ' ' - - ' 7' ' - 20' I. . . . ' . . . . - ' 7 . D . W , . . 21. U - a . . 7. U ' - u . . . ' ' 11. ' , 21' . ' ' ' 18. h z . . .- 21. . , ' 22- In ' Q , i 1. : ' ' D I: ' . 1 . .: 23. I : A ' ' '. - ' 2' . . .- -- 27. ' '- 1 ' ' . H . 30. - ' , 3. l : ' , ' - -23-

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The funim' Clan' How proud we were to become Juniors and welcome into our midst our fellow stu- - i dents from surrounding schools. We made many contributions to our school athletics. Our class worked very dili- gently and we made a success of our maga- zine selling venture. Our play Seventeenth Summer was not only a success but one of the best staged in Youngwood High School for many years. We carried through the Spring-Cinder ella motif for our prom, which was one of JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS the big highlights Of the Year- Prerident , . is . ,. Edward Peffer . , . Vice Pferidenl Thomas Martin As Seniors we will strive to go even fur- , S l S S l Secretary Elaine Omer ther in our scholastic, athletic, and social life. Tremmer A S H H A Shirley Malvizzi Afrembly Reprexentative Robert Kuhel Fifth rouw Eugene Trout, james Truxel, Joseph Rush, Carle GreenawaltQ Rudolph Tucci, Keith Stewart, Paul Conde, William Knizner. Fourth row: George Kampitch, Ellen South, Evelyn Trout, Eugene Baughman, james Altman, Thomas Martin, Edward Petter, Paul Acito. Third row: William Lubash, Robert Pallone, Irene Sabota, Helen Roberts, Frances Kane, Elaine Orner, Nancy Cunningham, Patty Henry. Second muh Ruby Young, Margy Hess, Sally Crusan, Margaret Genard, Donald Buffer, Louisa Ciampini, Marlyn Wingard, Thomas Mough. Fin! ww: Dolores Stinebiser, Gladys Gaffney, Lois Cowan, Alice Gaffney, Shirley Malvizzi, Robert Spor.