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Voi.IX 1949

Board of Education

ANTONE MENGHINI Vice President

LOUIS HEBENSTRIET

SAM THORNBURG President

WALTER GADWOOD

LEW MORICONI Clerk

ERNEST ZUECH

Superintendent

Frank Layden With respect and ad1niration we dedicate

this annual to you. May your good example inspire us to follow along the path toward suc­cess. For your friendly considerations and help­fulness, we hereby express our sincere thanks.

The Senior Class of 1949

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MARGARET MONAHAN Principal

JOHN SPIGARELLI Coach

Social Science

CHARLES GOODHALL Band-Woodwork

WALDINE HAND Commerce

Faculty

RE'ITA HART English-Speech

Music

JOHN CASTELLI Commerce-Math

Faculty

MARGUERITE CHERBLANC Jr. High

LEOTA BOWEN Art--Prfm&rY

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HILMA DAVIS Vocational

Home Economics

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EMMA BROWNING Intermediate

ANNE WACHTER Jr. High

SOPHIE PAZZIE Principal

Intermediate

ROW I ROW II ROWm

ROWI ROWD

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SECOND GRADE

Lois Benedict, Janet Hardin. B.:>bby Golob, Judy Simone, Alvin Buffington, Carolyn Noscroy, Billy Chambers. Marvin Williams, Marilyn Long, Larry Green, Una Feannontt, Ronnie Yetzbacher, Buddy Galimberto, Jimmie Cotter.

FIRST GRADE

FOURTH GRADE

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ROW I Raymond Lock, Sharon Robinson, Vearlyn Chambers, Gary Cobb. ROW n Kay Lynne Masstne, Da.niel Shead, Gladys Smalley, Robert Vaughn, Carolleen Pernettt, John

Bu.fftngton, Sue Cope. ROW lll Ronnie Dittmann, Th-elma Gowing, Terry Moody, Delores 'Vente, Dick Pallucca, Barbara

Omahana, Ronnie Layden. ROW IV Jimmie Grassl, John Lusker, Donnie Splgarelll, Richard McCabe, Nadine Morey, Bobby Serra,

Bonnie Cabodie.

THIRD GRADE

ROW I Caren Oobb, Kenneth Terllp, Georae Clark, A!llelo DelA.n4:onJa, .Janla BartelU. ROW U Carl Bufftnlton, MarUyn Korey, 'l'bomaa Bailey, Janice KralDz, Prauk Per, Arlene Stoddard,

Jlmmle Wood.

SIXTH GRADE

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ROW I L~r~tta Shead, JPanette Guerrero. ROW II Gary Bartelli, Lou Ann Vaughn, Richard Vacca, Billie Ir·en e Wood, Franki-e Cabodie, Lavella

Johnson, Delbert Elsasser. ROW III Jo Elene Deplue, John Carl Davis, Betty Ann Golob, James Ellis, CarOlyn Wisdom, Bobby

Pinamonti, Pat.sy Buffington.

ROW I ROWU ROWW

FIFTH GRADE

Carolyn Benedict, Margaret Jane Veltri. Robert Robinlon, James Edwards, Nadine Toney, John Gowing, Gary Epple, Jimmie McNeely, Edward Foster, Eddie Job.neon, HOdges, Don Shead.

Jerry Bork. BUddy Smalley, Olen Lee

EIGHTH GRADE

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ROW I Joe Splgarelli, Carolyn Kritzer, Sheryldene Frezman, Donald Terlip. ROW II Wilda Wente, Jimmy Didier, Clairece Krainz, Barbara McFarland, Virgil Locke, Donna

Cherblanc. ROW III Harry Davis, Barbara Elsasser, Bobby Vernetti, Sally Hollenbech, Raymond Gowing, Mavis Stod­

dard, Reginald Castello. ROW IV Lavon Price, Glen Clark, FJ.orene LaForte, Frank Grilz, Mary Belle Mai.seroulle, Freddie Wilk­

ers:>n, Donald Falletti.

ROW I ROWD

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SEVENTH GRADE

VtDcent Rybnick, Gerald saccane. Karol Romanzt Frank Tonna Lee Pernetti, Vernon JohnSon, GladY& JohnsOn, Alan Mvrey, yn •

OrilZ, VIolet M'?'.!!!r· Pa ,.~. Ray u-rlconl Shirley Pl~r, Buddy Redlon, Betty Lois Tasaf, Gary Terllp, Vw.&.OMa PUN•, l18AI •

Donald ~~~y.

TOMMY LANGMANN CHARLES YOUV AN P ATRICIA MENGHINI BTLLY MERANDO LOUIS BI ANCARELLI

Freshmen

JOSEPH KRAINZ BOBBY GERARD JACK DRUART ERNElST ZUECH

JOHN R. CORNELLA LUANNA LAYDEN DAVID LACY

JO ANN MERAND O RONALD WATTELET ,

EUGENE NENNO VINCENT BULGARELLI

BOB SMALLEY JO ANN CARLTON

DONALD TONEY J AMES GADWOOD

JOHN BELL VElLMA HARDIN JOSEPH VACCA

MIKE NOSCROY KENNETH BENEDICT JOSEPH CUSSTIMANIO TED SIPES

JOE CASTELLI JOE DOTI PATRICIA McNEIL BOBBY COPE JOSEPH CICERO

GEORGE DAVIS MATILDA MORA DONALD JOHNSON GEORGENE VACCA DONALD ROSS

Sophomores

JIMMY LAVERY ELAI NE CHERRY JOHN EICHHORN BETTY JO SAIA

J AMES ROBINSON MARVELLE MOSSOM WILLIAM SENECAUT

P AUL R UB EL

CARL MOREY CAROLYN LAGER

H ENRY MAISEROULLE BILLIE ELSASSER

HELEN M. ANSART DWIGHT GOWING JOAN PAOLI

CONNIE JAMES

BOB LaFORTE ROSE M. GINTNER ROBE.H.T JOHNSON EVA CORPOLONGO

HELEN FIRM ROBERT V A.CCA RAMONA FERGUSON PERRY THOMAS DOROTHY LONG

CAROLE MOODY LARRY KOR.OSEC AGNFS ZORTZ ERNEST LAGER

Juniors

MARGARET CARLTON BUDDY LANGMANN MIL DRED TURIGLIATI'O

CHARLENE NENNO

MERLE HARDIN

KATHLEEN MANION ERNFST SUPANCIC

PEGGY BARTO RAMON ROMANZI

JANE LOCKE

ERNEST ZUECH

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BILL TITMUS IDA McNEELY DONALD REDLON

JACK FREEMAN BOB WENTE DON BREWER ALBERT lllDOUX

c H R I s T M A s

IDA BUL

c 0 R 0 N A T I 0 N

K I 1\1 G

VIRGIL

QIJEEI\I

ROSEMARIE

Happy Days

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CLASS MOTTO

GLORIA

GERARD VIRG

PHIL JOANN

KRITZER

CAROLE ROSEMARY

G. D. JOANN

JACK

SEI\IIORS

JOANN ARDUINO 'You Were Only Fooling''

Annual Editor 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Junior Play; Seni:>r Play; Class Officer 4.

JACK SIMONE "Dark Eyes"

FoJ-tball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Minstrel 3; Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 4; Speech Play 4; Football Co-Captain 4; Boy's Glee Club 4.

PHIL SAIA "Oh! How I Hate To Get Up

In The Morning''

ROSEMARIE KRITZER "No Letter Today"

Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2. 3, 4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Class Officer 3, 4; Cheerleader 1, 2,; F. H. A. 1, 2; Annual Staff 4; Minstrel 3; Annual Queen 4.

Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Annual Staff 4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Speech Plays 4; Minstrel 3; Basketball Captain 4; Boy's Glee club 4.

ROSE MARY P APISH ··smiles"

Atmual Staff 4 ; F. H. A. 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee .Club 2, 3.

C.AROLE DIDIER "Personality"

F . H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; <Pres. 3; District Pres. 4.)

Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 1, 2, 3; Minstrel 3; Speech Plays 2, 4; Annual Staff 4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Music C:mrest 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3. 4.

JO .\XN VELTRI "By The Light Of The Silvery Moon''

Annual Staff 4; F . H. A. 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Speech Play 4; Class Officer l, 2 ; Minstrel 3.

VIRGIL ALBERTINI "Lazybones"

F.ootball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Football Co-Captain 4; Annual Staff 4; J unior Play; Se:1ior Play; Speech Play 4; Minstrel 3; Annual King 4.

G. D. DITTMANN "Let Me Sing And I'm Happy"

Annual Staff 4; Minstrel 3;

ROSE :JL-\RIE GERARD

' That Certain Party"

F. H. A. 1, 2, 3; Minstrel 3; Annual Staff 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Class Officer 3.

Music Contest 2, 3, 4; Speech Play 3, 4; Jur:ior Play; Senior Play; Boy's Glee Club 4.

GLORIA CABODI:b~ "Hair of Gold"

Anr.ual Staff 4; F. H . A. 1, 2; Pep Clu'J 1, 2, 3, 4; Gbe Club 2, 3.

Annual Staff

.JO A~X AHDUINO EDITOR KRITZER MRS. HAND ARDUINO

EDITORIAL

Thl> Senior Class of 1949 see that the doors of old F. H. S. are slowly closing behind. "t c are beginning to realize that many of the things we have taken for granted are the result of careful planning and .unselfish work of our parents, the school board and our many teachers whose pat1ence we have often tried, we shall remember through the years their contribution in the development of our education.

This clas;; of 1949 ha!'; ideals and hopes which I am sure they will all attain. They have passeu over obstacles and hardships in their way and are now considered prcpnreu for a journ<>y on which they will seek their future, whatever it may be.

Class J-/.istory

FrPshman Y <>ar

'rhis y <.'tW <> ightPt>ll s1 n<lL•nt:-:. wa lked into the upper-clasHman 's " ·oriel! Tlw girls ~tnrt('d off the y<>m· with nn 11.., . H. A. init iat ion. Renwmher girl~, the day W<' won• our drr~ses backward n? It crdu 't ln.;; t long did it?

T hrc(l of our memb(.' r :s t<;ok ov<.'r all the n•sponsihilitieH for thi:; year: ( 'arole Didier, President; .Jack Himon c, Yice-P n•s;dcn t ·, and ,) o Ann Veltri HPcretarv-TrPa:surer. ' .

R emember! Our clwerl eader 'nu~ nonf' other than Rmwmarie Kritz<'r. ~Ian· .Jane Balma and .Tack Simone wer e chosen to rPpres ~nt our class in the annual cont(•st. ~fi8~ \Yach­ter, our spon::-;or helped ns plan many parties which W(lr<' enjoyed hy all.

Sophomore Year

We started our secon(l )'Car of high scluol with deven students. ~\s you 1 cmcmber we lost many classmates. Carole Didier. Jack Rim:m p and .J o Ann V cltri still remain class officers this year. Our candidates for annual King and Queen were Virg·i l Albertini and .Jo .\ nn Y cltri. Carole Didier was chosen as basketball qu0en candidate. The class shone by h<wing Ro~e­marie Kritzer chosen as cheerleader.

A party given by our sponsor, ~r rs. Han .I, turned out t o be quite a gala affair. Ah! sweet vittles, that wa~ the night we ate so much. For that different story the girls sen~d the .Jr.-Sr. Banquet with the boys cooking an<l di shing up the food (naturally with the help of tlw g-i rls) hut they proved quite handy in the kitchen. The boys I mean. Our experience of this year ha\' e us well qualified for junior responsihiL ties.

Junior Year

Even though, we lost two of our member3 we gained two, .Joanne Anluino and Bob Ross. Our class was le3d hy four rPsponsible members: President, Carole Didier ; Vice President, .Jack Simone; Secretary, Rosemarie Kritzer; Treasurer, Rose ~laric Gerard. \Ve ('hose .Joanne Arduino as our Football Queen Candidate and Rosemarie Kritzer and Jack Simone as our annual contestants. Our sponsor, ~Irs. Hart, gave us quite a surpris(', a .Junior Snf'ak Day. 'Ve traveled to Roaring River and ~oel, ~Io . \Ye planned the .Jr.-Sr. Banquet this y('ar, the first object was to raise some money for such an occasion. \Ye did this hy presenting our play, "CRACKED NUTTS." ~luch to our surprise, it and the banquet went OY('r with a hang!

Senior Year

Finally, the small but mighty class of F'. H. K has become seniors. This year the big responsibility of be in~ Senior Class President was filled by .Jack Simone; his helpers were Joanne Arduino, Vice-President; Rosemarie K1 itzer, Treasurer; Phil Saia, S('cretary. Our achievements were many; Joanne Veltri was chosen senior cheerleader. Just to show you what a small class can do, we took a large margin in the annual sales and as a reward our can­cl:dates, Queen Raiderettf', Rosemarie Kritzer and King Raider Virgil Albertini wen• crown­ed at the Christmas Coronation, December 20. Say, Kids, remember the party our sponsor, Miss Monahan, gave us, especially the cherry pie!!! How could we forget1 Our annual staff, with the effort of the entire class headed by Editor Joanne Arduino assembled all our school day memories so when old and gray we may look back on the good times we had at good F. H. S. We relaxed after the annual was s \.'nt to press by having a spaghetti dinner at Mrs. Hand's, our annual sponsor.

The last two months were spent planning and working on plays, sneak day, parties, usic contest , Bacea.laureate, all-school picnic, and finally graduation. The day of parting

our frieDds, teaeher and all our memoriee of our Alma Mater, was a mad eramble for uci leu.r bo Web -.de up the Dior Class of '4:9.

Class Wzif \\r e the Senior Class of '4H, being- sound, both mentally and physically, do hereby be­

queath our various talents, school positions, and good times to the future Seniors of Fron­tenac High School.

ARTICLE I

G. D. Dittmann \\·ills his Yoice to Buddy Langmann and his ability to act to Larry Korosec.

ARTICLE II

.Jack Simone wills his football achievements to Bill Titmus and his basketball ability to Donald Redlon.

ARTICLE III

Phil Saia wills his intelligence to .Tack l!.,reeman and his ability to do but to do as he ~<>es fit to Ernest Lager.

ARTICLE IV

Virgil ~-\lbertini wills his good sportsmanship at all times to Albert :\fidoux and ath­l('tic h-onors to Robert 'Vente.

ARTICLE V

Carole Didier wills her leadership to Carole Moody and her vo1ce to Ernest Supancic.

ARTICLE VI

Joann Yeltri wills her cheerleading to ~Iargaret Carlton, her pep and humor to Ramon Romanzi.

ARTICLE VII

Gloria Cabodie leaves her shorthand achievement to Peggy Barto and her A's 1n history to Agnes Zortz.

ARTICLE V1II

Rose ~fary Pap ish wills her smile to Ida "JfcNeely and her shyness to Jane Locke.

ARTICLE IX

Rosemarie Kritzer wills her throne to Mildred Turigliatto and her cheerfulness to Kathleen ~fanion.

ARTICLE X

Rose Marie Gerard wi1ls her blushing cheeks to Charlene Nenno and quie-t nature to Don Brewer.

ARTICLE XI

Joanne Arduino wills her friendliness to Ernest Zuech and her Biology Bugs to Merle Hardin.

The Gold Hn:-;h of 18-!0 is notlli11g- to compare with the rush of 1D49, when· we trample out into the world of opportunity. Ten years later, in 1959, we find on "B1 ifth An'nne in Xcw York, in hright lights '' Gl..,.STA"B1l~HON' DITT ~~ANN" singing in )fetropolitan Opera, and his ~ecretary l\li~s Glo:·ia Cahodie keeping hus~' "·ith all the work he piles upon her sma1l shouldc1 s. Along in the scram~- J e Gloria has lo~·t her old clasRmate, Rosemary Papish, who 1s happily m<:uriPd and liYing in that dairy eountry of \Yi sconsin.

Someone seem~ to be <listurbing the p0ace in the 3rd row. You might know Carole Did­ier, who i::-; rumaging all oYer the floor looking :or her shoes. She is n'porter on the Xew York .Journal working her way toward heing editor.

X ow who is that distinguished looking lady out in the audience~ It coul<ln 't he, but it is the grt>at stylist from Paris, Rosemarie Kritzer. She seems to be doing· great theRe days.

Look at that young gentleman slowly shuffling up the aisle. I can't make out who he IS. Oh! X ow I Se(', it is our old friend Virgil Albertini. He's coach at Notr<? Dame this year.

\\no <lid that n! I do declare, .J o Ann Veltri up to her old tricks again-of whistling at the men and guess whaU!! She's married!!

\\l1y I Swan, no Duz does everything, Professor Phillip Saia from Pittsburg Teachers College. He seems to be doing alright teaching in the Home Economics Department.

You n1ight know with all her blushing and shyness Rose Marie Gerard has finally reached the big time. She is doing a special number "'"fhe Burlesque Cutie".

\Vho is the ~IAN in the fourth row in that Oklahoma sweater with stripes clear down to his wristT \\Thy, it's none other than the coach of the Aggies, Jack Simone.

\Yell what do you know, there's .Joanne Arduino. She is purchasing agent for ~facy's and is doing quite an enormous job. Good to see you kid.

Yy it's time to go and I have seen hardly any of the show, but I think all of my old class­mates have done exceptionally well. I a in mighty proud to be considered one.

Bye-Be Good

Carole Jean Didier

X it'kllHllll' Fnnn·itl' F . ~xpr<>s:-;Jon

Ambition

VJROIL ALBERTINI "Verge" Hey Vic! To be a coach.

JOANN AROUINO " Ar cts" I'm a no gonna say. T:> move out of Capaldo.

GLORIA CABODIE "Glory" Oh ! I do not. To be a stenographer.

CAROLE DIDIER " Didi" ' B~ Cheerful. To become an actress.

GUS DITTMANN Jidus'· Bless my Soul. To sing in the Metropolitan Opera.

ROSE MARIE GERARD "Shorty" Oh! Go on. To out run her greyhounds.

ROSEMARIE KRITZER "Kritz" Well. 111 be. To be a Mrs.

ROSE MARY PAPISH "Baby" Where's Gloria? To put up a beauty shop in Ya le.

PHIL SAIA "Baby Doll'' You don't say. To be a Doctor.

JACK SIMONE "Vic" Won't that make you mad? To be a farmer.

JOANN VELTRI "Jo'' I had the best time. To be a nurse.

Sept. Oct.

Nov.

Dec.

Jan.

Feb.

JOANN VELTRI

FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 23 Weir 'I1lere 1 Girard Here 8 Arcadia Here 14 McCune There

22 Altamont Here 29 St. Mary's '11here 5 Cherokee Here 12 Mulberry There 25 Arm a There

BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 10 Weir Here 14 Uniontown Here 17 Gitard Here 7 Arcadia Here

11 Cherokee There 14 Arma There 18 Riverton Here 21 McCune There 25 Uniontown There 28 Girard There

2-3-5 First Team Tournament Here 8 Arcadia There

11 Cherokee Here 14 Rivertcn There 18 Anna Here 22 McCune Here

24-25-26 Second Team Tournament Cherokee

CHEERLEADERS

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PATRICIA McNEIL MATILDA MORA MARGARET CARLTON

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BOW II

ROW III

ROW IV

FOOTBALL

D;)tl t6, Cope 27, Suspanclc 38, Lqer 34, Simone 31, Albertini 32, Saia 41, Redlon 28 Tltmua 44. ' Wente 45, Lal"orw tO, Romacsl 30, Kra1nz U, Cicero 43, Davis 33, CuteW 38, Lanamum 37, 5maUeJ tO. Comella 48. Gerard 21, R. Vacca 30, OUI81maNo 33, Youvan t7, NOIICI'OY M. B1ancareJ11 25, IAey 1'7, Zuecb 32, B. Jobr:aon. 40. J. vaeca a, Zuech :as. Rubel 22, B&Jaeroulle a, Lanamann 28, D. Jobn1011 21. Bell so.

BASKETBALL

Redlon, s aia, Doti, LaF orte, Lavery, Cope, Vacca, Simone, Johnson, Romanzl, Coach J ohn Sp!gare111.

ROW I ROWil

Jchnson, ZIKch. Merando, Cicero Spigarelll, Brewer, Wente, BenedJct. Cas t.ell1, Smallt y, Gadwood, Coa<:h

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7th GRADE' BASKETBALL 8th · GRADE · BASKETBALL

BILL TITMUS Tenor

JIMND LAVERY Tenor

Dramatics - Music

CAROLE DIDIER Soprano

Drarnattc R.e&dlni Orl~lnal Oration

MARVEL MOSSOM Medium SOprano

MATILDA MORA Contralto

BODDY LAN'OUANN ...

G IRL'S QUARTETTE Didier . Tur igliatto

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CAST

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••MINOR MIR.AOLE'' Dittmann. KOI'OHC. Sala. Simone

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