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THE LATROBE BULLETIN Monday, April 11, I960 .404 Listed On Latirobe.Hish Mohor Roll Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery Stops Itch-Kelieves rain nun. like astonishing statement! "Piles Andrew Fine, Kathleen Fleming, James Halusky. HONORS: Fred Fletcher, Jane Fradel, Linda Frichtel, Gary Frowen, Louis Goblinger, Diane Graham, Robert Hamilton. Y.rk N. T.

fSawiil) For ths first time telenet htt found ntw healing substance with tht astonishing ability to shrink hemorrhoids, stop itching, and relieve pain without surgery. In cast after ease, while gently relieving pain, actual reduction (shrinkage) took pi Most amazing of all results were to thorough that tufferers madt Yaksick, Joseph Zink. Juniors Room 21-HIGH HONORS: Patricia Blank, Violet Bollinger, David Bonaker, Nancy Brauch-ler, Margaret Butz. HONORS: Michael Antus, Kathleen Bodnar, Wayne Braden, Kathleen Brant, John Buchan, Regina Bulebush, Daniel Callaghan. Room 15 HIGH HONORS: Roy Campbell, Judy Cardelli, Andrew DelSordo, Joe Doherty.

HONORS: Kathleen Donahoe, Marilyn Ewing, Beverly Fontaine. Room 18 HIGH HONORS: Dee Ann Keim, Leon Klingen-smith. HONORS: Carol Johnson, Nicki Kalokerinos, Ronald Kelly, Charles Klimchock, Patricia Knouse, Cathy Koshar, Paul Kri-nock, Joseph Krowicki, Daniel Kuhn, Janet Kuhns. Room 105 HIGH HONORS: Diane Kurtz, Wayne Laughner, Jean Laurenzi, Helen Loveridge. Susan Matusak.

HONORS: Richard Lazur, Rosemary Lechman, Frieda Leonard, Betty Majorsky, Richard Markovich, Charlotte McCracken, Virginia McCracken, Rudy Marcinko, Jim Merva. Room 104 HIGH HONORS: Betty Ann Onderko, Sheila Palmer, Dolores Prodin. HONORS: John Richard Mosso, Joseph Nichols, Eleanor Onusko, Robert Parker, Carnet Pawlosky, Carol Peffer, Donna Perry, Calvin Pollins, Mary Ann Pottinger, Mary M. Pristas, Louise Quitko, Roberta Rabic, Tom Ravis. Room 103 -HIGH HONORS: Raymond Robb, Susan Robbins, Thomas Roberts, Connie Ronco, Winifred Schmucker, Stephen Diane Shearer, Richard Shirey.

HONORS: Nancy Robinson. Juanita Robl, Rose Marie Rock, Dolores Ryder, Charles Schifano, Carol Showers. DO YOU HAVE ARTHRITIS? Here is a message you will want to read. Your doctor can tell yon thtrt i sbMlutely NO KNOWN CURE for arthritis. Mtdiesl research specialists are bow entaged in several projects which, it felt, will ultimately help in finding a curt, but as yet none has been found.

Naturally, wt all hvt hops they writ be successful, but until that time we must be content to jet tht best relief possible. Right now there is fast, safe and effective relieving agent availablt called Pruvo. ruvo's ingredients have been used in hospitals and clinics, prescribed by doctors, and lave helped scores of men and women to lead happy and fuH lives. You can ot surt nothing is faster, saler or has been proven mora effective) than Pruvo for I temporary casing of a minor arthritis condition or its related diseases rheumatism, neuritis, lumbago and bursitis. And it's wonderful for backache and every-day rnuscu ar aches and pains, too.

Try Pruvo torjay. Ask your druggist (or generous 75-tablet TRIAL-SIZE BOTTLE. You must be satisfied with tht results or your purchase price will be refunded by the maker. There art larger, economy sizes also, for continued use. STICKLER'S DRUG STORE The Latrobe' High School roll for the third quarter contains the names of 404 students, according to a listing submitted by Robert M.

Crawford, principal. Among 133 high honor pupils are 47 seniors, 34 juniors, 24 sophomores and 28 freshmen. Honors were attained by 87 seniors, 59 juniors, 57 sophomores and 68 freshmen at otal of 271. Below is a listing by home room: Seniors Room 12 HIGH HONORS: Rosemary Andrews, Patricia Bell, Clara Birchak, Patricia Bridge. HONORS: George Adams, Mary-Adams, Judith Baughman, Bonnie Beatty, Harry Berenbrok, Sondra Biller, Thomas Blair, Joseph Bridge, Rita Brinker.

Room 115 HIGH HONORS: William Bush, Joyce Check, Alice Clemens. HONORS: Harry Bry-ant, Jane Buchanan. Dorothy Bu-rhar, James Burns, Robert Campbell, Nancy Ciafre, Angela Col-aianne, George Coulter, Diane Pailey, John Danko, Carolyn Davis. Room 114 HIGH HONORS: Gail Doherty, John Downs. HONORS: Bette Jane Diss, Carol Diss, Cornelius Dudzinsky, Armeda Fer-rarini.

Marian Gebicki, Walter Gebicki. Louis Giacobbi. Room 113 HIGH HONORS. Mary Griffin, Janet Guzik, Dale Harris, Vicki Lou Helfferich, Paul Hoffman, Betty Jean Gieseke. HONORS: Lance Grote, Thomas Guskiewicz, Marilyn Halsall, Rose Marie Harr, Carol Hauser, William Herbertson, Thomas Hill, David Horner, Joyce Huhn.

Room 112 HIGH HONORS: Carol Immel, Phyllis Jacobs, Pamela Johnston, Diane Karaffa. Henry Patts, Susan Riley. HONORS: Mary Ondriezek, Wilmer Ottenberg, Charles Palek, Dar-lene Piper, Theodore Pishko, William Potthoff, Mary Beth Price, Lenore Roby. Room 117 HIGH HONORS: Paula Rudy, Sandra Stahl, Carol Schoenfelder. HONORS: Rose Ann Sofranko, Ellen St.

Clair, Lynn Skatell, Janet Stickel, Mi-chele Roof, James Ruffner, Donna Sue Sapolsky, Charlotte Sar-toris. Room HIGH HONORS: David Tranquilla, James Vicente, Richard Yanik, Patricia Ya-surek, Wayne Zitterbart. HONORS: Faye Stump, Rowena Stumpf, Patricia Ulishney, Ar-line Watson, Bernard Yokopenic, Denise Zappone, Richard Thomas. Sophomores Room 201 HIGH HONORS: Bauman, Howard Bay-brook, Donna Blaine. HONORS: Judy Anderson, Marian Bair, Thomas Baybrook, Marjorie' Beaken, Tom' Bernett, Jane Blank.

Room 212 HIGH HONORS: Leonard Carota, Patricia Clark, Dianne DeFlavio. HONORS: Mary Bucciarelli, Domenic Camarote, Cathy Campbell, Dennis Carr, John Charlesworth. Room 213 HIGH HONORS: Linda Eckenrod, Lee Anne Goodman. HONORS: Diane Frable, Theresa Gall. Room 214 HIGH HONORS: Gerald Jim, Ellen Hamill, Joan Horansky.

HONORS: Leroy Gordon, Kathleen Harr, Nancy Lee Harr, Gary Himler, Bruce Im mel, Margaret Jetter. I Lou McCune, Thomas Munchin-, ski, Rudy Miller, Eleanor Milo, Frank Moff, Sandra Lee Nicely. Room 13 Kathie Ottenberg, Bonnie Palmer, Harold Person, Allen Piper, Robert Pochet, Virginia Pry, James Puchan, Paul iAnn Shugars. John Smetanko, Kenneth Stahl Gertrude Stefanko. Room 203 HIGH HONORS: Thomas Haswell, Karen Juhasz.

HONORS: Thomas Hinger, David Hornung, John' Jacobs, Anthony Kalokerinos, Lorraine Keys. Room 204 HIGH HONORS: Michael Lechman, Myra Lynch. HONORS: Cheryl Kozlesky, John Lencoski, Monica Lopushansky, Paul Mankovich, Robert Martin, Robert. McCanti, Katherine McCarthy, Ronald McCracken, William McCullough. Room 205 HIGH HONORS: James McWilliams, Patricia Nicely, Julia Nicolazzo, Mary Ann Nolf.

HONQRS: Patricia Metarko, Richard Moretti, Wanda Morton, Cyril Moyher, Patricia Musho, Francis Palmer, Richard Patak, Eugene Paull. Room 206 HIGH HbNORS: Tony Perricelli, Carol Poole, Roger Reiner, George Rise, Merrily Ryder. HONORS: Thomas Pfei-fer, Virginiar Pollins, Nancy Reffo, Charlotte Richards, Paul Robl, Ronald Rock, Lorraine Rosa, Wil liam Ruffner. Room 208 HONORS: Diana Schrack, Solomon Shepler, Patricia Shick, Harry Smoker, Les-, lie Sperber, Connie Stouffer. i Room.

210 HIGH HONORS: Jack Townsend, Helen VanNor-deh, Lynn Vechter, Paul Vilk, Russell Walker, Glenda Wads--worth, John Wright. HONORS: Virginia Thomas, Louise Torba. Ljeffrey Underwood, Sally Van Kirk, Patricia Walters, Kathy Yandora, Patricia Yokopenic, Robert Zaccagnini, Nancy Zaw-ada. Listed Patricia Nicely, Mary Ann Nolf, 1 Mildred Olczak, Francis Palmer. Room 206 Perricelli, Charles Person.

Carol Poole, Rog- er Reiner. John ReDko. Charlotte Richards, Paul Robison, Charles Lorraine Rosa, William Ruffner, Merrily Ryder. garet Shaffer, Barbara Shannon. Lesie i Room 210-Louise Torba, Sally' i Russell Walker, Glenda Wads- worth.

THE! if Room 102 HIGH HONORS: Barbara Smith, Karen Smith, Jeraldine Stein. HONORS: Carolyn Slate, Dolores Soufl, Scott Steele, Ridhard Stranko, Wayne Sulkey, Wesley Thomas. Room 101 HIGH HONORS: Judy Ulishney, Stephen Van Nor-len, Ronald Vid, David Westfall, Sheila Williams, Joy Young, John Zabkar. HONORS: Leonard Vadas, Regina Wassil, Carol West, Harold Westover, William Room 102-Karen Smith, Scott Steele. Room 101-Leonard Vadas, Ron- i aid Vid.

i JUNIORS Room 21 Violet Bollinger, John Bridge, John Buchan. Margaret i Perfect Attendance Sttadeots 'YOU'RE THE BOSS' In a hurry for money? Just phone Beneficial. Get the cash you want fast. One phone call and one visit to the office does everything. You'll like Beneficial's prompt, courteous service.

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Room 16 Pat Titus, Bernice Richard Hebrank, William Houck, vaniNoraen, su-Tnniac phvlli Wattorc Tiiano Tncotmini Tnhn TKc $an Vargovich, Lynn Vechter, Two hundred and thirty-five students of Latrobe High School have maintained perfect attendance through the third quarter of the current school year, according to a listing submitted today by Principal Robert M. Crawford. The group consists of 33 seniors, 61 juniors, 63 sophomores and 78 freshmen. They are listed below by class and home room: SENIORS Room 12 None. Room la James Burns, An- gela Cola.anne, Nancy Ciafre nuuui lit oenc uai.c tiaa, Dennis Dotterway, James Dumas, Louis Dunn, Christy Sue Ewing, lemil reeman.

noum iia-uwue uiuciiuimg, William Herbertson, Judith Het- tes, Virginia Hoffmann. Room 112 Edward Jioio, Leon Klingensmith, Janet Kuhns. Room 105 Jean Laurenzi, Richard Lazur, Tom McCune. Room 104 Henry Miller, Joseph i Miller, Nancy Miller, Nancy Mit- chell, Roberta Rabic. Room 103 Nancy Robinson, Rosj Marie Rock, Charles Schif- i i I I i Zeltner, John Walter, Sandra Karen Juhasz, Robert Kelly, Ce-Wolff, Barbara Yurkrenis.

celia Kloock. FRESHMEN Room 20-Toni Koleski, Ger- Room 217 Paul Akins, Carol i aid Kostlev. Cheryl Kozleskv. Room 215 HIGH HONORS: Linda Kennedy, Richard Koski, Kathleen Kuhns. HONORS: Ted James Kells, Carol Keys, Kathleen Keys, John Kitsko, Suzanne Krivonik, Joann Lencoski, Judy Lindh, John Lizza, Donald Loughner: Library-HIGH HONQRS: Mary Regina Maher, Thomas Munchin-skl.

HONORS: Rudolph Malik, Dona Mastrorocco. Edna Lee Nicholson, Eileen Noel, Thomas O'Barto, Donald O'Brien, John Osborne, Robert Oshnock. Room 13 HIGH HONORS: Michael Rizzo, William Roberts. HONORS: James Palmer, Allen Piper, Randolph Puskar, Roseann Revitsky, Janice Robl, Joanne Rose, Robert Pochet. Room 14-HIGH HONORS: Gertrude Stefanko, Roy Stehle.

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Room 216 HIGH HONORS: Thomas. Cirucci, Patricia Doherty; Carol Eicher, Clifford Evans. HONORS: Raymond Cassidy, Jeanne Cervi, Patsy Costabile, Judy Detar, Ronald Diss, Linda Domenic, Diane Dunhoff, Frances Ewanits. Room 211 HIGH HONORS: ler, Janet Blair, Mary Bollinger, Rita Bravis, Jordan Burick, Dale Bush, Rosemary Calabrace. Room 216 -Jeanne Cervi, An- mony uaire, Juay uetar, Konaia Diss, Patricia Doherty, Regis Dusecina, Sandra Erb, Clifford Evans.

Room 211 Andrew Fine, Ron- f'u Kathee Fred Fletcher. Joseph Fonsh, Jane Fradel, Linda Frichtel, Rob ert Halusky. Rnnm Thnm Monica Lopushansky, Myra Lynch, Paul Mankovich, John Marcinik, Sandi Marshall, William McCullough. Room 205 John McHenry, Patricia Metarko, Raymond Mitchell, Jane Morelli, Irene Morton, Wanda Morton, Elizabeth Murray, GRANTS OFFERS YOU A CHOICE OF 3 CONVENIENT PLANS I. 30 DAY CHARGE ACCOUNT WITH OPTION TERMS 2.

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Ttirorc Cathy Campbell, Leonard Carota. Leonard Casario. Room 213 Lynne Ann Dibert, Patrick Doherty, Terry Donnelly, Patrick Dunlap, Donna Ferrarini, Joan Forejt, John Gallo. Room 214 Richard Graham, Ronald Harr, Gary Himler, Joan Horansky, Gerald Jim. Room 215 Virginia Jones, George Kacmarik, Ted Katana, Kathleen Kuhns, Donald Lough- ner.

in fact, I've done them myself as an enlisted man. However, 1 do maintain that we should not allow thousands of men to be assigned to the interior status of servants during their hitch in uniform. Certainly we don't need our sons to enter the service Just to be placed on permanent assignment to sweep streets or cut grasa We don't have to use these boys to stock shelves and bag groceries In military supermarkets, or to pump gasoline for the army and Air Force Exchange Service. With more than 3,000,000 persons unemployed In this country, we would have no trouble hiring civilians to ban-die such tasks and at less overall cost to the country. For instance, 1 am officially in formed that the average soldier costs Uncle Sam about $7,600 a year.

Certainly, very acceptable clerks, drivers and waiters can be hired for that kind of money. PART of the blame for this gjtuatjon regts on tne tuiu impersonality wn.n wnicn the individual enlisted man sometimes is regarded in our armed forces. However, It is not Just another body" whli this (verv moment is standing guard in Berlin or manning a late watch aboard some ship off the coast Korea It is somebody's son, somebody's brother, somebody's husband or sweetheart a man who loves and is loved, a man who haa the right to be regarded and treated as a man, with consideration and with dignity. There's an old Army saying to the effect that Rank Has Its Privileges. Well, P-ank Has Its responsibilities, too, and Chief among them is to treat an enlisted man with all the respect to which he is entitled.

For these ywirig Americans your sor and mine are performing the h'ghest, noblest occupation of men: civi'isn Siilrliers defending hmnsn lib- eriv. PLAY UP COLOR, PATTERN, TEXTURE. Each roll is an example of today's finest rug-making techniques, offering, beauty, comfort, and long wear at less than you think. ano, Allison Shaulis, Richard! John Poerstel, Mary Louise Pry, Room, Lib. Dolores Marko-Shirey.

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Room 118 Mary Ondriezek, I Rep. Frenk Kowoljki 500 a month to provide some individual officers with military lackeys All In all, the cost of soldiers who are doing non- military jobs runs about $250 million a year some $5 million a week! What happens to morale in a military unit when some members are treated as mere flunkeys? What happen." to respec' for a service when men carefully ana expensively trained In the skills of modern war are assigned to serve canapes al a lawn party? What happens to an American boy's pride in himself when he is ordered to act as babysitter while his commanding officer goes to the movies? IF WE MUST continue the aft to maintain defense forces at the proper level, then we should see to it that men are drafted and used for military purposes, to help bulwark the defences of th free world not to wajti somebody's dirty laundry. 1 am nrt opposing duties such KP an1 1 reaUie full well that thte are In each servic dia.teful ioi-hi which nevertheless need to he clone A fin. section n.w carina rye decorotive and twist r- at 0PPe low cesl 9xU RUG WW I YAK V-m La utt a V' a. By REP.

FRANK KOWAISKI A Told to Jerry Klein Written Especially Jot Ventral Press and This Newspaper AKJfi THOUSANDS of unpostora in the (J. S. Army! Tbey are not spies or saboteurs, but neither are they soldiers despite the fact that they wear uniforms. For these thousands ot young men axe contributing virtually nothing to national preparedness, but are kept busy doing work completely unrelated to the security of our'Kloved country. Not a mother in America has raised ber son to be drafted into the Army In order to serve as somebody'! flunkey.

And yet tbousands of young men the equivalent perhaps of two fighting divisions are today serving in Just such a capacity. In the Pentagon alone there are sergeants on whose training the United States fas spent thousands of dollars who today are being used as mess boys and waiters. Many a senior non-commissioned officer there hasn't even put on a regulation military uniform for years, but has instead been dressed as a servant or chauffeur. ALMOST 200 soldiers are driving cars of officers and high civilian employes; another 50 are serving as White House chauffeurs Fifteen airmen are driving school buses in the Washington area. In every tar-flung corner of our vast military organization there are high officers who have Lhre, four and sometimes as many as five enlisted men working for them as full-time servants! Thes spend their servic careers cutting the grass around tLeir "employer'a" homes, trimming the shrubbery, wsshinar the windows.

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