Couple of the Month
This month we have something new in our issue; it is the couple of the month. The couple chosen for this month is Barbara Kopchak and Earl Lambert.
Barbara is 5' 4", has eyes of brown, brown hair and weighs 118 pounds. Earl is 5' 6:V2", has brown eyes, brown hair, and weighs 135.
If you should ever be looking for Earl and Barbara, just stroll down to the Arcadia Theater and you will be sure to find them. For their favorite song they choose, "To Be Alone."
Both Earl and Barbara are sophomores in room 300. So, if you are ever on the third floor and you hear a shout, you'll know that it's Mr. Koontz telling Earl to please stay in his own seat.
Dig'this
Last year I asked her to be my wife and she gave me a negative reply, so to get even, I married her mother. Then my father married the girl.
When I married the girl's mother, the girl became my daughter, and my father married my daughter, so he became my son. When my father married my daughter, she became my mot'ier. If my father is my son and my daughter is my mother, who am I?
My mother's mother is my wife and must be my grandmother, and being my grandmother's husband, I must be my own grandfather. And there you are.
 By Mel 99 The Crusher Times
Quotable Quips
Resort-A place you go during the summer.
Mother: "Why don't you eat your jello?"
Little Boy: (Watching the jello) "It's not dead yet!"
"The sun this summer was the hottest it has ever been," said Mr. Howard. "Have you noticed how it bleached so many girl's hair?"
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A Popular Gift
The bright Christmas tree and the mistletoe may long be forgotten but there are still many shining remembrances left. Prominent among these are the photo dents which students received for Christmas.
Such expressions as "Love, Glenn" and `From Dolly and to Lois" and "Love, Piff bedeck the wrists of W. H. S. students. Biddy McDowell will proudly show the picture of Quay that her bracelet conceals.
Not only W. H. S. students are included in this exchange, for Ron Meyers from Conemaugh Twp. has part interest in Fran Tantorno's wrist. Barbara Stone has seen to it that the friendly neighboring town of Richland Twp. hasn't been forgotten. To prove this, she'll show you her gold ident from Bill Warshal. Ed Golish and "Honey" Rios are proud of the idents they exchanged.
TEACHERS HOLD TEA
The Windber faculty held a tea in honor of Mrs. Helen Haralambopoulou on January 15.
All teachers in the Windber district attended the tea. The refreshments consisted of punch, tea, tea sandwiches, nuts and mints. Miss Solomon's Jr. Home Ec. class made the preparations.
Rings For Christmas
"Rings on our fingers, bells on our toes," sing three lucky juniors who got engagement rings for Christmas.
The couples are Helen Potts and Bob McCuch, Ann Hromko and Jim Smith, and Pat Wagner and "Fife" Shuster.
SENIOR Y-TEENS
The Senior Y-Teens are having a panel discussion modeled after the television show, "I've Got A Secret". Suzanne Bounds is chairman.
Water will boil at the top of Mt. Blanc at 84°, Fahrenheit.
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Girl of the Month
The freshman girl personality of the month is Louise Kush. Louise is five feet five inches tall and has brown eyes, light red hair and can be found in Room
She is taking the College Course and plans to become an Air Force Nurse. Sae's also active in the F. H. A. and Mixed Chorus.
Tops on her list of likes are spaghetti, English, boys,
She can usually be seen with Tillie Findish, Einma Hudy and Sally Jones at Shaffer's Drug Store or Sixth Street Conjelko's Store.
"I Love Lucy" is her favorite TV program with Martin and Lewis as her favorite comedians.
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Boy of the Month
The boy personality of the month is Frankie Miller, a freshman from Room 111, who is five feet four inches tall and has blond hair and green eyes.
Frankie selected the College Course and wants to become a pilot. High on his list in likes is holupki, algebra and girls.
If you're ever looking for Frankie he can usually be seen with "Hunch" Kurcis, Jasper Jennings and "catch" Gahagan.
His favorite TV comedians are Martin and Lewis and "I Married Joan" is his favorite program.
New Jackets For Hi-Times Staff
Soon you'll see the members of the Hi-Times staff sporting new jackets.
They are to be blue with white trimming and large W's with Hi-Times" written on the back.
The jackets were purchased from the sports department of the Eureka Stores.
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Students View On New Lunch Period
Mildred Vislosky - I'd rather go home for a hot meal.
Annlee Paul - Who likes dry sandwiches?
Ann Hromko - It was okay because we got out of school earlier.
Jerry Kiss - I didn't like it.
Pat Joyce - If it's what the rest want, it's okay with me, but I'd rather have it the other way.
Miss Steele - I like it very much. For the people working on the Stylus, it keeps us from staying so late after school.
Catherine Nolan - I like it because we get out of school earlier, then if you have to go to the dentist you don't get home at 6 o'clock.
Ray Tantorno - I don't like it because you don't have time to eat.
Frank Donato - We should have it because we get out of school earlier.
Bill Haddad - I don't care if we have it or not.
"Jasper" Jenning - It's good because you get to eat with your friends (girls).
5 W. H. S. Musicians In Band Festival
This month five students from Windber's band participated in the Central-Western Band Festival. They are: Leonard Volk, Carol Daily, Dorothy Pevahouse, Betty Mickle and Glen Williamson.
There were other students from all over Central-Western Pennsylvania taking part in the event. It took place at Kittanning, Pennsylvania, on January 21st, 22nd and 23rd.
Dancing Now in Gym Class
Miss Rowland, the physical Ed. instructor, took a vote among the girls in the gym classes to see if they prefer dancing or continuing to play athletic games.
Dancing-won by a majority. This program will include round and square dances. The girls are learning new steps to get in shape for the future dances. This course is proving to be satisfactory to most of the girls.
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