What Are You?
Match your first initial to the left column and your last to the right column and find out! ! ! !
A - Alluring
B - Beautiful
C - Casual
D - Desirable
E - Exciting
F - Fatherly
G - Graceful
H - Hectic
I - Idiotic
J - Jazzy
K - Korney
L - Loony
M - Mighty
N - Novel
O - Over wise
P - Perilous
Q - Quick
R - Rowdy
S - Punky
T -Treacherous
U - Useful
V - Victorious
W - Witty
Y - Young
Z - Zealous |
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A - Amateur
B - Babbler
C - Casanova
D - Dope
E - Enemy
F - Freak
G - Goon
H - Hero
I - Imp
J - Joke
K - Killer
L - Lover
M - Menace
N - Nut
O – 0af
P - Pest
Q - Quack
R - Rambler
S - Sap
T - Tramp
U - Up cast
V - Vagabond
W - Witch
Y - Yokel
Z – Zombie |
Alphabetically Speaking
Acceptable - Pete Cigan
Becoming - Kathie Tobias.
Certain - Richard DePolo.
Delicate - Doris Ripple.
Eager - Flo Sendek.
Foolish - Ron Bahorik
Great - Steve Kurcsis.
Hearty - Bill Greene.
Important - Gwynn Gahagan.
Jolly - Gerald Gephart.
Kind - Kathy Pierre.
Laughable - Raymond Tantorno.
Novel - Robert Tobias..
Obstinate - Carol Walker.
Peaceable - Gertrude Patrick.
Quick - Bill McCuch.
Robust - Bill Hill.
Stately - Bob Halkovich.
Truthful - Mary Jane Barbey.
Understanding - Nettie Consulo.
Virtuous - Bill Dusack.
Witty - Kathy White.
X-citing - Jake Sombronski.
Youthful - Evelyn Kush.
Zealous - Judy Stoy. |
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SHOW CARD
From Here to Eternity - 12 years of school.
Thunder Bay - Dressing room at halftime.
Streetcar Named Desire-Mine No. 40 bus.
Pony Express - "Peto" Domonkas' car.
Scared Stiff - Day before a P. 0. D. test.
The Bad and The Beautiful - Ben and Eleanor.
I, The Jury - Mrs. Reagan.
The Quiet Man - Coach Lochrie.
Ten Tall Men (plus one) - The Ramblers.
The Caddy - Mr. Wagner.
Raiders of the Seven Seas - Those `'wise-guys" who steal from lunch bags.
Invaders From Mars - The Adams Team.
War of the Worlds - The annual J. H. S. and W. H. S. football game.
Guys and Dolls - The Dramatic Club.
Band Wagon - The Music Room. The Great Caruso-Ed Golish. The Last Outpost-The Auditorium at noon.
Niagara - That leak in Mr. Kawchak's room.
Rebel City - Hagevo.
Desperate Search - For my English book.
Apache War Smoke -After the Conemaugh Twp. game.
City That Never Sleeps - Mine 35.
The Glass Wall - The trophy case.
Remains To Be Seen - What grade you'll, get in English.
Senior Girl Theme Song
"You can tell a senior by her walk"
"You can tell a senior by her talk"
"You can tell a senior by her manners and such"
"You can tell a senior, but you cannot tell her much!"
 "The Owl."
Feline Derrick
When a Dublin kitten fell forty feet into a narrow dry well, none of the bystanders could descend to get it out. The mother cat was lowered on a rope and then raised to the surface with the kitten grasper' in her mouth.
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| SAFETY
As this time of the year rolls around, Windber officials sponsor their annual safety campaign in which they ask the citizens to participate. The Windber officials have spent much more time and money than ever before to make this. the best campaign and to make Windber America's safest city. AtAng the most important group of citizens are the students of Windber High School. You can help this campaign by obeying the speed laws, walking on the sidewalk instead of the roads, and by crossing on the white lines. These are only a few of the rules for safety which we must obey every day if we wish to become one of the best citizens of our town.
YOUR CANTEEN
The Windber Teen Canteen was created and can be destroyed by you students of Windber High. We are very lucky in having a place to go in the evenings to relax.
Lately the Canteen has been having a very good attendance, especially Saturday nights. But what will become of it, after the football season is over? Its up to you kids to make your Canteen a stronger and more profitable organization.
Your Canteen has a lot to offer you, for instance the ping pong room with the new pin ball machines, and then we are very happy to have a new couch in our television room. The bar and new stove help provide refreshments after games.
Memberships can still be obtained. The price of a membership is only 75c a year. A membership entitles a person to pay less to enter the Canteen during the week days and Saturdays.
So let's show the citizens of Windber that we are willing to fight for our Canteen by attending during the week-days. |
THE WINDEER HI-TIMES
Established 1926
Published in Windber, Penna.
by the Journalism Class
for
The Students of Windber High School
Editor ----------------------------------------------------- Lillian Zvolerin
Co-Editor ------------------------------------------- Barbara McDowell
Feature Editor ------------------------------------------- Donna Kough
Exchange Editors --------- Frances Novak and Mary Ann Landi
Sports Editors -------------- Robert Purcelli and Reynold Purcelli
Business Manager ------------------------------------- Dorothy Luch
Advertising Managers --- Peggy Trysnicky and Rita Verostick
Typists ------------ Helen Rackoczy, Mary Hunter, Betty Blasko,
Margaret Campitell
Advisers --------------------- Katherine Keenan and John Shuster
Reporters --------- Bob Bartek, Laraine Domen, Connie Dona,
Jeanette Cunsolo, Barbara Custer, Irene Kingure,
Dorothy Kluk, Veronika Malik, Sally Morris, Frances
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Birthdays For November
1-Eugene Zepka.
1-Albert Lambert.
2-David Hackett.
2-Veronica Malik.
3-Phyllis Horvath.
4-Ted Kluk.
5-Raymond Tantorno.
7-Jack Honadle.
8-John Sendek.
8-John Webb.
9-Tom Botlock.
12-Ed Zahurak.
12-Robert Sombronski.
12-Connie Volk.
13-Evelyn Constantino.
13-Tom Panetti.
14-Charles Benko.
16-Frances Barron.
16-Frances Novak.
18-Freaa Giordano.
19-Irene Hancharik.
20-Barbara Kopchak.
22-Many Ann Rosa.
25-Katherine Vislosky.
25-Carolyn Walkes.
26-Rosemary Wargo.
28-John Novak.
30-Rhoda Horwin.
30-Dudley Hunt.
Lizzie Lovelorn
Puff, puff, well, honeys, I had to rush to get in this issue, but never fear, I made it. Here are just a few of your problems!
Dear Aunt Liz:
My boy friend is tall, dark and handsome. All the other girls are trying to get him. What can I do?
"Fearful Flo"
Dear "Fearful"
Trade him in for an ugly one. Then you can stop worrying.
Aunt Liz
Dear Aunt Elizabeth
I am very rich, own three Cadillac’s, but I am not very pretty. How can I get a boyfriend?
Victoria Van Dike
Dear Vic
Drive around Windber Hi at lunch time. Then you'll be all set.
Aunt Elizabeth
Dear Auntie:
I sin a freshman and very madly in love with a lovely senior. How can I win her?
"9 Puzzled Frosh"
Dear "Froshie"
Stick to your own age, sonny.
Aunt Liz
Dear Aunt Lizzebelle:
I have been madly in love with a boy named Don. After two years of this dreadful suffering I still can't snatch him. "Sob," what can I do to get hi in?
"Sad Betsy"
Dear "Betsy"
Buy a rifle, knife and brass knuckles. Get your legs in shape and start running like crazy. It's a cinch then, kid.
Aunt Lizziebelle
FOUND
One Spanish book at the top of 35 tipple belonging to Bill Bundy. A stray dog in 211 wearing a tuxedo! For information Phone D-O-G 211.
Better be dead sure than sure dead.
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CLUB NEWS
Senior Y-Teens
Held their annual Recognition Service, October 13. A spaghetti dinner was held preceding the initiation. They also were the sponsors of a pep dance for the Windber-Conemaugh Twp. football game.
Junior Y-Teens
Held their election of officers, Friday, October 9. The initiation party was planned for Wednesday, October 21. A bake sale was held Saturday, October 17.
Dramatics Club
Held their annual initiation party, September 29. A committee was appointed for the selection of a play.
Hi-Y
The annual initiation party was held October 5. They sponsored a pep dance for the WindberAdams football game, October 23.
Future Nurses of America
Got the year underway with the election of their club officers. The following girls will represent the club for this term. President, Lillian Kromack: Vice President, Dorothy Patrick; Secretary, Joan Barndollar; Treasurer, Dorothy Adams; Adviser, Miss Washko.
Future Teachers of America
Selected their officers. They are: President, Donald Mandel; Secretary, Felicia Wierviora; Treasurer, Arthur Gialloreto.
Commercial Club
Held their election of officers Thursday, October 1. Results of the election was: President, Joe Daniels; Vice President, Joan Lucas; Secretary, Dorothy Luch; Treasurer, Evelyn Bucci; Business Manager, Barbara Stone.
Future Homemakers of America
The officers of the Future Homemaker's were elected last .year. The officers representing their club are: President, Jane Marko; Vice President, Veronica Kosturko; Secretary, Theresa Benko; Treasurer, Frances Hantorno; Adviser, Mrs. Mayer.
The Perfect Girl Should Have
Eleanor Voytko's - Blonde hair Helen
Makuch's-Blue eyes
Mary Ann Stopko's-Teeth
Florence Brutz's-Legs
Ellen Grimson's-Dimples
Helen Crawford's-Lips
Doris Ripple's-Daintiness
Angeline Clyre's-Personality
Kathern Trysnicky's-Size 9 figure
Diane Pearson's-Sense of Hu]nor
Ruth Crew's-Quietness
The Perfect Boy Should Have:
Joe Polar's-Black hair
Lysle Sherwin's-Blue eyes
Chuckie Baughinan's-Teeth
Richard DePolo's-Car
Eddie Blackburn's-Manners
Elwood Wargo's-Physique
Walter Stopko's-Dimples
Billy Hoffman's-Sense -of humor
Richard Weis'-Quietness
John Hajnos'-Personality
Fred Green's-Height
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Record Rack
Well, kids, here we are again with another brand new collection of songs. To start, there are a couple of songs in the No. 1 position. "To Be Alone" and "Love Walked In With You" by the Hilltoppers are both riding high; "Rags To Riches" by Tony Bennett is still very popular.
For the kids that dig that crazy down beat music there are "Cow, Cow Blues," "Peter Piper Boogie" and "Istanbul." "Ricochet Romance" by Treasa Brewer is also riding high.
We dedicate "P. S. I Love You" by the Hilltoppers to Helen Potts and Bob McCuch. For Eleanor Voytko and Ben Davis, Eddie Fisher sings "Just To Be With You." "Ebb Tides" by Vic Darnone also is very popular. "From Here To Eternity" by Frank Sinatra for Mary Ann Blasko and Ducky Pruchnic.
Jo Stafford came up with a lovely new ballad "Not I." "My Love, My Love" sung by Joni James is for Duky Mandel and Marsha Weaver. For Kathleen White and Ernie Kolonich there's "Ask Me" by Don Cornell.
One of the most beautifully haunting refrains is Sarah Vaughn's "Time." Johnny Ray hits up a new rhythm beat with "Please Don't Talk About Me When I'm Gone."
For Beverly Steely and Jake Sombronski there's "You're Fooling Someone." "You Alone" sung by Perry Como and "Amora" by Dean Martin are two songs really hitting it off good. By the great Mr. Frankie Laine are two songs really expected to be hits: "Blowing Wild" and "Answer Me, Lord Above."
Nat King Cole sings two really hep tuners, "Linger Awhile" and "Lover Come Back To Me."
Meet The Faculty
Steve Kaplan, basketball coach of W. H. S., was born in Windber. He attended college at Scranton University. Mr. Kaplan teaches history, health, and physical ed.
He has taught five years in Windber. High on Mr. Kaplan's list of favorite pastimes is watching any kind of television show. He says he likes a student who studies, does his work and has some ability.
Herbert Francis Wagner, Driver-training instructor, was born in Park Hill, Penna. Before teaching in Windber he taught in Gallitzin one ,year, Conemaugh four .years, and West Virginia four years. He has been teaching in Windber since 1945. Mr. Wagner taught math and science before he came to W. H. S. He went to Pitt for his Physical Ed. training and Penn State for his driver training course. His sports are baseball and football.
Mrs. Anne B. Probert, freshman English teacher, was born and reared in Seanor, Pa. She graduated from California State Teachers College which was called Normal School when she attended it.
Mrs. Probert graduated with the class of "26." She also attended Pittsburgh University, Detroit City College, and took extension work at State College. Before coming to Windber she did three years of private tutoring and taught one year in Johnstown High. She has been teaching English for the last eight years and has spent twenty-five years teaching in Windber. Besides English Mrs. Probert has taught physical ed., penmanship, and spelling.
Last year Mrs. Probert won the Ivanhoe award of which she is very proud. Mrs. Probert says she likes to cook, do housework, read, and do hard work. She will always be grateful to the class of "54" for being so kind and sending her cards when she was recovering from the effects of an automobile accident two years. ago.
Tuning Up
"Dum da da dum, da!" Don't be alarmed, that's just Windber High School's two disc jockeys, Bill Dusack and Steve Benko signing on.
The home room representatives from 308 will be spinning records for all the students each week, if possible.
They are running a contest to name their program. All entries are to be placed in the Hi-Times" box in the hall. A prize will be awarded for the best name. |
