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F E R A scHooL YEAR
In years to come, you may someday open this book and
leaf through its pages, recognizing the smiling faces of your
classmates. The familiar scenes from activities, the candid snap-
shots of the gang and the group shot of your old home-room will
afford you many pleasurable memories. You will enjoy remin-
iscing about the good old days with this album in your hands.
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CLASSES
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ACTIVITIES
Page 48
ATHLETICS
Page 68
THAT CAN BE THE APEX OF TEEN-AGE LIFE
It is the goal of the Arlion staFf to preserve these mem-
ories for you to enjoy as time goes by. We hope you will always
treasure this volume and the entertaining recollections it will give
you. Our endeavors to make this issue of the Arlion as appeal-
ing as possible can be rewarded only through your complete
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Another year has folded itself cmd drifted away. With
the memory of that eventful year still in our minds, we, the stu-
dents of Arnold High School, readily await the future. Those of
us who will not return to our halls next year are preparing our-
selves for the responsibilities we will assume. This book is,a
collection of lasting memories that will follow us always.
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D. Flocker
E. Humeniuk
N. Pallone
THEY FURNISH US WITH
Board of Education
As we come to the end of another
school year, we look back on the events
of this past term. Along with those tak-
ing a backward glance is our Board of
Education.
They might well feel proud for the
large part they have played in the suc-
cess of the school. For, without the pat-
tern laid down for us by these seven in-
terested citizens, the students, faculty,
and administration would not have been
able to cope with the multitude of prob-
lems that arose.
The weight of many problems was
placed squarely on the shoulders of the
school board. As always, they met the
problems face on and solved them in a
manner that must be tempered with
careful iudgment and a true interest in
the welfare of all of us.
President ...,... ..... .....,. A . Bianco
Vice President ....... ...... D . Flocker
Treasurer ....,......,. ...... F . Meyer
Secretary ...,.. ......... G . Vairo
Solicitor ....... A. Romito
R. Tierney A. Romito G. Vairo
ISTRATI
ALL THE PROPS VITAL TO OUR ACHIEVEMENT
Superintendent
Graduates of 1955:
Your school has placed in your hands the
tools of education and also trained you in the
skills necessary to build a successful life. This
process has been taking place 'For the last
dozen years and the big question now is:
What will you do with these skills?
The work of the world is not yet com-
H. D. BERKEY
Indiana State Teachers College
University of Pittsburgh
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pleted. Today, in this great atomic age all of
us stand on the threshold of a new era. ln-
numerable and ever widening horizons await
those who have indomitable courage, per-
sistence and faith to think, plan, work and
climb. Who knows who will do the mountain-
top thinking and planning in the days ahead?
You have the skills! Why not YOU?
THEIR NEVER-ENDING
ASPIRATIONS DRIVE
ARNOLD HIGH SCHOOL
J. J. PALLONE
Indiana State Teachers College
University of Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania State University
G. C. MCLAUGHLIN
Waynesburg College
University of Pittsburgh
Principal
My first year as Principal of the Arnold
High School has been most enioyable. Stu-
dents and teachers alike have displayed the
type ot leadership and cooperation that
makes for a good school system.
It is my sincere desire that each member
of the class of 1955 will live well, look only
tor the best in the world, and give only his
best to the world-that his lite may be an in-
spiration. Then ancl only then will each have
achieved success.
Assistant Principal
Many years ago Emerson said: "Fear
always springs from ignorance." Perhaps the
fears with which many people are obsessed
today are also the result of ignorance.
My wish for you is that you gird your-
selves with knowledge and with such educa-
tional experiences, as will enable you to face
the future with confidence, courage, and com-
posure.
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FACULTY
M. M. Batiste V. A. Bushnell
J. Clark C. J. Colaianni
D. Ferrante A. Garella
ALL
Margaret M. Batiste
Grove City College
Business Education
Virginia A. Bushnell
Pennsylvania College
Latin, English
Jean Clark
ARE SOLICITOUS FOR
for Women
Indiana State Teachers College
English
Clara Jo Colaianni
Indiana State Teachers College
Business Education
Dorothy Ferrante
Seton Hill College
Music
Albert Garella
California State Teachers College
Mathematics
ln Memoriam
E. F. Bornscheuer
August, 1954
14
WELFARE AND OUR SUCCESS
Margaret O. Caldwell
Grove City College
English
Mary Ellen Cipolla
Westminster College
University of Pittsburgh
English, Spanish
Joseph J. Deda
University of Pittsburgh
Social Studies, Science
Ruth E. Cribbs
Indiana State Teachers College
Business Education
William J. Haiel
Edinboro State Teachers College
Mathematics
Milton Klien
Duquesne University
Social Studies
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M. O. Caldwell
J. J. Deda
W. Haiel
M. E. Cipolla
R. E. Cribbs
M. Klein
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Frances Tannas
School Nurse
Rose Nevins
High School Secretary
"A S-D-F space -7-L-K-J space"
F A C U L T Y
A MAN or LEARNING HAS Rlcl-nas
Frances Tannas, R. N.
Nursing School
Martin's Ferry, Ohio
School Nurse
Rose Nevins
Senior High Secretary
Frank Martin
St. Vincent College
Social Studies
Nancy Martin
Slippery Rock State Teachers College
Health, Physical Education
Lawrence F. McGuire
Carnegie Institute of Technology
University of Pittsburgh
Related Vocational Subjects
Jean L. Menk
Indiana State Teachers College
Art
Albert G. Moses
Duquesne University
Music
Leonard F. Paletta
Duquesne University
Social Studies
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L. F. McGuire J. L. Menk
A. G. Moses L. F. Poletfu
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Louis Gebauer
Duquesne University
University of Pittsburgh
Auto Shop
Edgar J. Holtz
St. Francis College
Science
Josephine Lecnar
Misericordicu College
English
Peter Murinelli
1.1 California State Teachers College
Industrial Arts
BETTER IS THI
B. Pallone M. L. Peretti R. Sack
Frank Pallone Walter M. Sakaluk
St. Francis College Indiana State Teachers College
X Pennsylvania State University Driver Education
O. J. Phillips
A. Tannas
Business Education
Mario Peretti
Wittenberg College
University of Pittsburgh
Science, Mathematics
Ruth Sack
University of Pittsburgh
English
Oliver J. Phillips
University of Chattanooga
Health, Physical Education
Nancy Rend
Indiana State Teachers College
Geography .
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No:-qiard
N. Rend Y W. M. Sakaluk H. Schimpf
R. M. Terlinski
Henry Schimpf
University of Pittsburgh
Machine Shop
Ruth A. Sipes
Slippery Rock State Teachers College
Mathematics
Alex Tannas
Mercer College
Social Studies
Robert M. Terlinski
Indiana State Teachers College
University of Pittsburgh
Social Studies
R. A. Sipes
L. Ventura N. A. Ventura l. E. Wallis
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PATIENT MAN THAN THE PRESUMPTUGUS
B. F. Scherer A. Strittmatter L. C. Ceraso E. J. Stevens
Louise Ventura
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Home Economics
Nicholas Ventura
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Duquesne University
Mathematics, Related Vocational Subiects
Inez E. Wallis
K Pennsylvania College for Women
University of Pittsburgh
English, History
Bernard F. Scherer
St. Vincent College
English
Alice Strittmatter H
Pennsylvania State University
Home Economics
Dr. L. C. Ceraso
Bucknell University
Temple University
School Physician
Dr. E. J. Stevens
University of Pittsburgh
School Dentist
Jo Ann Peltz
Junior High Secretary
Really nice people?
J. Peltz
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1955 SENIORS
AND SO WE START OUR JOURNEY
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"Seniors at last!" It seems like only yes-
terday that we first uttered that phrase, and
here it is-graduation time already. Now,
all that remains of our senior year is the mem-
ories-and what wonderful memories they
are!
Who can ever forget "A Garden of Mem-
ories," our class dance, which brought back
reminiscences of all our high school years? We
really proved our thespian talents in the hil-
arious production, "Springtime for Patsy."
The high spot of our senior year-the last time
we would ever meet together as high school
students-was a gala banquet, long to be re-
membered as the "Bon Voyage" to the class
of 1955.
Behind us lie these pleasant memories of
school life, bright with laughter and filled with
pleasant activities. Ahead of us is our future
for which we have been prepared. May it
be as pleasant as the past.
We leave Arnold High School with a deep
feeling of loyalty and a wish for a bright
future.
OFFICERS
President .. ..,.,,..,, .....,....,. ...,.. A . Graziano
Vice President ..,.. R. VGFGSCO
Secretary .,.., .... P- FClll0H
Treasurer , ...VV V- Chine
Advisors . .,.,,. J. Lecnar
W. Sal-caluk
TO OUR FINAL GOAL -
HAROLD ALBERA
Vocational "Ron"
Future machinist Shy at times . .. Can usually be seen in
his truck.
MARGARET ANDERSON
Commercial "Pe99Y"
Gives her best to every subiect . .. Quiet and reserved
Smile for all. CF L VC K
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ROY ARBUCKLE X7 I4 V
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Seen but not heard ., . Enthusiastic Musician . S or
the word "l".
JOHN DAVID ARMSTRONG
Academic "Dave"
Photography hound Proud of his Studebaker Happy-
go-lucky.
HELEN P. BAKER
Academic "Helen"
Works diligently for the Broadcaster . . . Noted tor monotones
in our plays.
LORETTA BAKER
Commercial "Loretta"
One of the "Lionettes" . . . Amateur disc iockey . . . Peppy and
cheerful.
MARLENE BARCUS
Commercial "Mar"
Visible but rarely audible Toils at Emrose's Depend-
able.
JUDITH MAE BARRETT
Academic "Judy"
Peppy cheerleader Friendly "Hi" for all College
bound . . . neat dresser
JAMES WILBUR BEATTY
Academic
Field and stream man Easy going Diligent
Tall, slim fellow.
JAMES BECKER
Commercial
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worker . .
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. . . Enioys history.
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H. Albera M. Anderson
R. Arbuckle J. D. Armstrong
H. P. Baker L. Baker
M. Barcus J. M. Barrett
J. W. Beatty J. Becker
Academic
Future lies in
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Vocational
Tinkers with
sive.
SENIORS
EACH DOES HIS PART
Council in session
PAUL BECKER BETTY CHRISTINA BIRCH
"Birchell"
le with oils Never seen without Mary
"Hello" for all.
Commercial
Likes to dabb
"Bishop"
the wild-blue-yonder , . . Quiet as a boiler room
DONALD BENGEL BETTY ANN BOHY
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Never a care Ardent sports fan ..
Seldom seen frowning.
Commercial
Fun to know
cars Nice smile A iolly fellow ,. . Pen-
JOHN J. BENGEL EMANUEL BOSSIO
Academic "John" Vocational "Mine"
Future Rembrandt .. . Bashful nature .. . Sincere . . . Easy Mechanically minded . .. Strong and silent type . . . Outdoors-
to please. man.
DIANA KATHLEEN BERKOBEN JOSEPH BROSKY
Commercial "Di" Vocational "Pinoch"
Willoughby's old maid aunt . . . Loves to chatter away .. Builds model airplanes . .. Modest Friendly and congenial
Energetic. , , , Neqf,
P. Becker D. Bengel J. J. Bengel D. K. Berkoben
B. C. BiI'Cl'1 B. A. Bohy E. Bossio J. Brosky
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DONALD F. BUSH
Academic "Red"
Line-crushing fullback Blushing comes easily A regular
fellow.
KENNETH CALLAS
Commercial "Kenny"
Confirmed jitterbug Interested in a Commercial career ..
Witty.
DONALD CAMPBELL
Academic "Ollie"
Foot-loose and fancy-free Fast and rugged man on the
gridiron.
PATSY CAPONE
Vocational "Patsy"
Soft-spoken machinist . . . Fingers a clarinet in our band . . .
Bashful.
VIRGINIA M. CECCHETTI
Commercial "Virg"
Sophisticated senior Keeps the sewing machine busy ..
Snappy eyes.
VINCENT JOHN CHINE
Academic "Vince"
The Juniors' "Inner Willy" . . . One of the singing Robins ..
Few worries.
RICHARD CLARK
Commercial "Rich"
Sturdy guard on the football squad . . . Jolly . . . Concentrates
on having fun.
JAMES COLLINS
Academic "Jim"
An expert at mischief-making Very determined young man
.. . Talkative.
FRED C. COMO
Academic "Fred"
Master at the squeeze-box keyboard Capable and friendly
. . . Choir.
JOSEPH CORSELLO
Academic "Champ"
Serves on the gridiron A winning smile . . . College looms
in the future.
CARMEN COSTANZA
Commercial "Kutzie"
Spends his summers at the swimming pool . . . Plans to take
up Bus. Adm.
CHARLES CRIVARO
Commercial "Chuck"
Plays a cool trombone A friend to everyone . . . Smooth
dancer.
D. F. Bush K. Callas
D. Campbell P. Capone
V. M. Cecchetti V. J. Chine
R. Clark J. Collins
F. C. Coma J. Corsello
C. Costanza C. Crivaro
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JUSTINE DeFELlCE
Academic v "-IUCIYH
Plans to enter one of the "Halls of Ivy" Keeps things
lively.
PETER ROBERT DeMAO
Academic "Pele"
Always in for a good argument Junior Class Play
Loves mischief.
CARMELLA JEAN DiCAROLIS
Commercial "Curm"
Cuts a rug on the dance floor . . . Petite and dainty . . . Friend-
ly to all.
THOMAS DICKEY
Commercial "Burp"
Really beats those drums .. . Courteous . . . A future soldier
.. . All business.
Commercial
PATRICIA F. DONATI
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A high-stepping maiorette . .. Enioys life . . . Likes to argue
with Mr. Klein.
Commercial
ROBERT DONATI
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Collects rhythm and blues records . . . Always with Kenny . ..
Future salesmen
Vocational
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OSCAR S. DOUTT
Devoted to machines Can always be seen driving a
yellow convertible.
Commercial
BARBARA ANN ECHON
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"Barb"
Deep dimples Quiet in class discussions Has short
blonde hair.
RICHARD ENGLISH
Academic "Dick"
Deep-throated voice Athletic type lad Grand disposi-
tion.
PEGGY E. FALLON
Academic "Peggy"
Always in the
one's friend.
R. Danko
J. DeFelice
C. J. DiCarolis
P. F. Donati
O. S. Doutt
R. English
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thick of things . . . Avid sports 'Fan Every-
P. M. DeBlasio
P. R. DeMao
T. Dickey
R. Donati
B. A. Echon
P. E. Fallon
SHALL NOT LOOK BEHINDE
Commercial
Keeps the hoopsters on their feet ., . Always on the go ..
A woodsman.
Academic
Ambition: army general Rather quiet Nice
writing ... Shy.
SENIORS
Do's and Don'ts
JOHN FONTANA
Vocational "John"
One of our Machine Shop boys Future plans encompass
St. Vincent's.
THOMAS FANNIE
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THOMAS G. FRICKANISCE
LAWRENCE FAULKNER
Academic "Frick"
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Student Council president Plays papa to his car
Matinee idol.
hand-
REMO WILLIAM FICCA MARY JEAN GIULIANI
General "Ray" Commercial "Mary Jean"
Slaves at the Arnold Drug Store , . . A friend in need at all Friendly to all . . . Mischievous . . . Brown eyed . . . Neat as
times. a pin.
PATRICIA LOUISE FIORENTINO CAROL GOLEMBESKI
Commercial "Patti" Commercial "Carol"
Spark of happiness . . . Captivating smile . . . Keeps things Swimming enthusiast .. . Determined . . . Willing worker ...
lively. Always full of spirit.
T. Fannie L. Faulkner R. W. Ficca P. L. Fiorentino
J. Fontana T. G. Frickanisce M. J. Giuliani C. Golembeski
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SEN lORS
ON WE ADVANCE
"Sign mine, foo!"
ANTHONY FRANK GRAZIANO RICHARD HARNISH
Academic "Ant" Vocational "Rich"
Four years U class president . . . Speedo's right hand . . . Good- Tall and lean . . , Man of few words . . . Wayne's cousin
natured. ... Happy natured.
ELAINE GRlGl.AK WAYNE HARNISH
Commercial "Poochie" Academic "Wayne"
Wants fo be a secretary Grecli comedienne . .. Dancing A hard worker . .. Expressive eyes and an easy smile
feel. Agreeable.
SHIRLEY GROGNO WILLIAM HESS
Commercial "ShelIy" Commercial "Peanuts"
Owns cu pair of itching fee? Always busy ,. . Wilhoui a Hopes for a future full of success Can fell you about
worry. anything.
ANNA MAE GUZZI BERNICE l'l0lES
Commercial "Anna Mae" Commercial "Bern"
Spark of music burns bright .. . Winsome .. . Engagingly Friendly "Hello" Never has time io be worried Fun-
shy ... Amiable. loving lass.
A. F. Groziano E. Griglak S. Grogno A. M. Guzzi
R. Harnish W. Hamish W. Hess B. Holes
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ACCLAIMED BY ALL MANKIND
LOIS ANN HORN
Commercial "Lois"
Often seen in room 104 Whiz at typing and shorthand
. . . Neat.
LIDA BURLEE HOWELL
Commercial "Lido"
Future plans include stenography Always seen but sel-
dom heard.
ELLA MAE HUBBARD
Academic "Elli Lou"
Faithful prompter of our class plays Enioys singing in the
choir.
ROBERT HUDECK
Commercial "Bob"
Seldom seen without his car Never has much to say . ..
Pals with Fred.
ARNOLD LEE HUNT
Academic "Pee Wee"
One of our towering lads Interested in all activities
Snappy dresser.
JOAN JARCZYNSKI
Academic "Jo"
Arnold's strawberry blonde A bright light in any math
class.
MITCHELL JAMES KANAAN
Academic "Mitch"
Engineering offers bright prospects Likes the national
pastime.
VIRGINIA KELLER
Commercial "Gin"
Plans to rival Dior as a designer Finds swimming relax-
ing and fun.
COLETTA Tl-IERESA KLENIS
Commercial "Toot"
Quite talkative Sparkling eyes and flashing smile
High-stepping maiorette.
ROBERT KRNACIK
Academic
Easy going lad Future baseball player Buckles down
to his books.
CHRISTINA L. KUNICKI
Academic "Cris"
Always in the middle of everything N. H. S. Pep,
vim, and vigor.
ROBERT JAMES KUNTZ
General "Bob"
Another 'Held and stream man Hopes for a bright future
... Prankster.
L. A. Horn L. B. Howell
E. M. Hubbard R. Hudeck
A. L. Hunt J. Jarczynski
M. J, Kanaan V. Keller
C. T. Klems R. Krnacik
C. L. Kunicki R. J. Kuntz
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JACQUELINE LEBERT
Commercial "'lGCl4ie"
Future beautician Smooth dancer Dark hair and eyes
... Congenial.
MARJORIE ANN LESLIE
Commercial "Margie"
A Home-Ec. Senior Good-natured girl Dancing eyes
. . . Always with Pat.
DARREL LEWIS
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Quite a machinist . . . Always willing to lend a helping hand
. . . Casual.
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MARIE LOPEZ
Commercial "UPEI"
Agifator of 'Fun . . . Speaks Spanish well . . . Never a worry
in the world . . . Amiable.
THEODORE LOPUSHINSKY
Academic "Ted"
Our answer to Benny Goodman Puts his shoulder to the
wheel.
VIRGINIA MALEE
Academic "Gln"
Appears quiet to acquaintances Future Florence Nightin-
gale.
DONALD MANG lERl
Commercial "Donnie"
Leads his own band Carefree . .. Loved those early dis-
missals for band.
FRED MANNING
Commercial "Fred"
Quiet and co-operative . . . Nice wavy hair . . . Faithful mem-
ber of the band.
GERALD MARSILIO '
Academic "Jerry"
Sports a Chevey Bel Aire Charge of dynamite Regu-
lar guy.
ROSE MARIE MARZULLO
Commercial "Rose"
All music from the word go Soft spoken "Hi" for all.
FRANCES JEAN MASSIMI NI
Commercial ".leannie"
Handles a needle and thread easily . . . Tall, neat, and soph-
isticated.
STEPHEN MATISKO
Commercial "Sonny"
Quiet and reserved Businessman's life is his aim Liked
by everyone.
J. Lebert M. A. Leslie
D. Lewis M. Lopez
T. Lopushinsky V. Malee
D. Mangieri F. Manning
G. Marsilio R. M. Marzullo
F. J. Massimini S. Matisko
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SENIORS
ND EVIL is ouR Foe
Kitchen capers
D0-ROTHY DOLORES MAYTAN
Commercial
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Glides 'cross the floor Doin' what comes naturally
.. . Brown, wavy locks.
EILEEN MAZZA
Commercial "Herbie"
Shyly sociable .. . Tactful . . . Full of pep, vigor, and vim...
Attractive.
HELEN LOUISE McCRACKEN
Academic "Helen"
Her attractive smile adds to her pleasant ways Member
of the Girls Sextet.
ROBERT C. MCDONNELL
Academic "Bob"
Hopes for a steady position at Greenwalds .. Rather shy
toward the opposite sex.
D. D. Maytan E. Mazza
D. E. McGivern l.. McMaster
DEE EDWARD McGIVERN
Vocational "Buckey"
A huntin' he will go First-rate auto fixer Shy and
quiet . . . Easy-going.
LOUIS MCMASTER
Academic "Lou"
Tall, dark, and handsome Handy with a hammer
Band . . . Conscientious.
DANIEL MCNABB
Vocational ' "Pete"
Capable and friendly . . . Never has much to say Drives
a convertible.
ROBERT G. MEDLEY
Academic "Bob"
One of the Star Market's grocery boys Pleasing personal-
ity ... Future Marine.
H. L. McCracken R. C. McDonnell
D. McNabb R. G. Medley
SENIORS
we ARE Nor CONQUERED
What makes it tick?
MARY ANN MEIXELSBERGER DAVID H. MOORE
Commercial ' "Mike" Academic "Dave"
Enjoys the musical side of life Loves to experiment with Another Harry James Swell actor in our class plays
hair styles. Intelligent.
EVERETT R. MILLER ROBERTA MOORE
Academic "Ebb" Academic "Robie"
Senior Class Play Chemistry just comes naturally Co- Famous for her sweet smile Music hath charms Never
operative. refuses to help.
E. DIANE MITCHELL ROBERT A. MURRAY
Commercial "Di" Academic "Bob"
Arnold's answer to Roberta Peters Witty Friends un- Ken Hi's lossy our gain Future lies in mechanics Easy-
limited . .. Talkative. going lad.
RONALD MONZI GEORGINE MYDOCK
Academic "Monk" Commercial "George"
Never idle when there's work to be done . . . Cruises in his
crate . . . Dark, curly hair.
M. A. Meixelsberger E. R. Miller
With a smile as lasting as her personality Gay disposi-
tion Neat.
E. D. Mitchell R. Monzi
D. H. Moore R. Moore R. A. Murray G. Mydock
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BY ONE FELLING BLOW
PATRICIA ANN OGURCHOCK
Commercial "Patty"
Clever sewing needle pusher Wonderful sense of humor
. . . Sfudious.
DOLORES JEAN 0'SHELL
Commercial "Jean"
Jean and Frances are always seen iogeiher .. . Anoiher Home
Ec. girl ... Cheerful.
RICHARD JAMES OSWALD
Academic
"Ozzie"
Comedian deluxe Arugmentative Keeps ihe caddys
busy . . . Friendly.
JEAN ANN PAGLIARO
Commercial
Youngest senior Provoking smile Trim
loving lionefte,
LEON PARSHOOK
General
"Jeanne"
. . . Pleasure-
,iweblf
Ifchy feet on the dance floor Many surprises await him
in the Future.
LOIS JEAN PAUL
Commercial "l.o"
Desires to four England Handy with a needle Ken
Hi's loss.
MICHAEL PECK
Academic "Mick"
Likable An engaging smile Poliie and considerate.
TERRY M. PELTZ
Academic "Tut"
Unobtrusive Tall and lanky Works earnestly in fl-me
classroom.
CAROLYN PETERS
Commercial "Carol"
Arnold's drum maioreffe . .. Enjoys a good ioke . . . Affends
dances regularly.
MARY ANN PJONTEK
Academic
A pert lifile lass Generous with her smile
be a nurse.
MARY JAYN E POKUSA
Commercial
H
Squeeks"
. . . Wanfs to
"Jaynie"
Clever with a needle . . . Suliry voice Dainfy figure . ,.
Always seen with Kay.
JOAN PROKOPIK
Commercial
"Jeanie"
Never a harsh word . .. Efficieni . . . Secretary of tomorrow
, . . Neat.
P. A. Ogurchock
R. J. Oswald
L. Parshook
M. Peck
C. Peters
M. J. Pokusa
D. J. O'SheII
J. A. Pagliaro
L. J. Paul
T. M. Pelfz
M. A. Pionfek
J. Prokopik
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Weber
. -1- ... -1, . g - :V- :ful- L
. WE F M y , '
- '. , A A
r .....s. .. ii
e ,M
A . e
xvxf
Academic Teddy
One of the "Robins Always leaves them laughing
Nose for news.
Commercial Joyce
Responsible .. . Dresses In good taste Pleasant to every
one ... Talkative.
ROBERTA GAYLE RAUGHT
cademic Bobble
Capable hands .. Seldom loses her high spirits Never
disagreeable.
Academic Whistler'
Hopes to lead a band Slaves at Al s Television Slides
a mean trombone.
Vocational Cobra
Big noise in Machine Shop Very pleasant at all times
Commercial Kay
Especially quiet . Attractive dresser Comes from Kin
loch.
Vocational Tom
Proud of his Ford Knows the mysteries of wires and
switches Quiet
Academic Kqy
lntelligent Never leaves anything half done Not
an enemy alive.
Academic Shumbones
Quick with a quip Fleet footed A highlighted hoop
ster ... Cute.
Vocational
The mighty hunter
. . . Friendly.
Commercial
Sincere Cute
to lend a hand.
Academic Chuck
Mischief a-brewing Takes life easy Sparkling eyes
... A cute kid.
T. Pryor
R. G. Raught
H. D. Remaley
T. P. Richey
J. Sacriponte
E. Schwenk
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SENIORS
BEEN REFUSED BY SOME .
Ready for the last
curtain call
BEVERLY JOYCE SERVENTI
Commercial "Bev"
Petite and popular . . . Arnold's Helena Rubenstein .. . Smile
for everyone.
I WILLIAM SHOCKLEY
Academic "Bill"
Strong, silent type . . . Persistent in his ways Keeps pretty
much to himself.
DAVID HOWARD SILVIS
Academic "Dave"
Charms them with his ready grin Actively interested in
sports.
ELIZABETH ANNE SINGER
Academic "Annie"
Busy as a bee Another lady with a lamp Has a genu-
ine sense of humor.
B. J. Serventi W. Shockley
N. Singleton A. Smeltzer
IU'-
NORMAN SINGLETON
Academic "Norm
Seemingly shy ... lnclined to clay dream . .. Big broad
shoulders.
ARLENE SMELTZER
Commercial "Arlene
Ready smile . . .
worker.
General
One of our smaller girls Efficient oftice
BARBARA SOKOL
"Barbara
A newcomer to our halls Has a soft slow speech
joys school.
Commercial
A quiet, friendly,
Well liked.
D. H. Silvis
B. Sokol
HELEN M. SOLTYS
n
easy going lass Dependable Miss
E. A, Singer
H. M. Soltys
En
He
FRANCES MARY STEARMAN
Commercial "Fran"
Enjoys music and wants her future to include it Always
with Jean.
JO-ANN STEFANINI
Commercial "Jo-Ann"
A fine disposition . . . Employed at Potters . . . A high-stepping
Lionette.
ALBERTA VIOLET STONE
Commercial "Vi"
A cute, pert little miss . . . A smile for everyone is this girl's
motto.
JOHN E. SUCH
Academic "John"
Lean, lanky, loads of fun Works at the Star Market
Good student.
F. Stearman J. Stefanini
S. C. Sukala T. Szoch
SENIORS
AND OTHERS Bow THEIF
What"s for lunch?
STEPHEN CHARLES SUKALA
Academic "Steve"
Can argue sports with anyone Athletic type of lad ..
Happy-go-lucky .. . Friendly.
THEODORE SZOCH
Vocational "Ted"
ls undecided about his career A great iokester .. . Bright .
red curly hair. l
l
BARBARA TAMBURO l
Commercial "Barb"
Aspires to be a model Proud of her long hair .. . Talka-
tive and friendly.
CAROLE JOYCE TAYLOR
Commercial "Carole"
Blonde Bombshell Unusual infectious laugh . .. Pert and
pretty . . . Friendly.
A. V. Stone J. E. Such
B. Tamburo C. J. Taylor
HEADS AND WHISPER, "DONE".
HELEN MARIE TAYLOR
Academic "Helen"
Takes pride in her studies Subtle Slow, shy smile.
JOHN CHESTER TEDORSKI
Academic "J, T."
Mr. Public Address System A bulwark never failing ..
Jokester.
VICTOR TIMKO
Vocational "Tim"
Curly, blond hair Nice personality Grand sense of
humor.
RAY TIRDIL
Vocational "Crow"
Reserved . . . A friend in need . . . Teddy's pal Vocational
future.
RONALD ROY TUSING
Academic "Ronnie"
Tickles the ivories Hard-working gridder Cute and
crazy . .. Polite.
ROBERT TUTELO
Academic "Toot"
"Why worry" is his motto Dark, curly hair Gay but
rather quiet.
NORMA JEAN ULIZIO
Commercial "Norma"
Those short locks are naturally curly Peppy as a fire-
cracker Gay.
JACQUELINE M. VAIRO
Commercial "Jackie"
Our snappy head maiorette Stylish wardrobe "Miss
Pep Appeal" . . . Neat.
MARY FRANCES VALLE
Commercial "Mary"
Good things come in small packages Expressive brown
eyes . . . Friendly.
RONALD ROBERT VARESCO
Academic "Ron"
Loafs with Pete and Ant Vice President Tollest sen-
ior .. . Nice dresser.
H. M. Taylor J. C. Tedorski
V. Timko R. Tirdil
R. R. Tusing R. Tutelo
N. J. Ulizio J. M. Vairo
M. F. Valle R. R. Varesco
J. S. Waddell
R. J. Walosek
G. D. Walker
D. Waterloo
G. J. Zilner
SENIORS
WE CRY, 'INOT FINISHED ONLY JUST BEGUN'
JAMES SHANK WADDELL
General "Jim"
Newcomer fo Arnold Wants fo be a Game Warden ..
Quiet.
ROBERT J. WALASEK
Academic "Duke"
Maih iust comes nafurally io him Jr. Champ of the greens.
G. DONNA WALKER
Commercial "Don"
Interesting eyes Ready with a laugh Knows her
machines.
DALE WATERLOO
Academic "Dale"
Ornifhologisi Shocking red hair Drives his own car.
GILBERT J. ZILNER
Academic "Gibbie"
Fascinated by pharmacy . . . Quief 'til you know him . . .
Devilish.
Thanks for the memories!
Front: J. Korowicki, L. Ceraso, Miss Cipolla. Rear: D. Toney, Mr. Haiel, A. McMillan.
JUNIGRS
READY TO DO "ALMA MATER" PROUD
OFFICERS
President ........ .. ..,...... D. Toney Secretary .,........,. J. Korowicki
Vice President ....,..........,.,..,, L. Ceraso Treasurer ....,.,....... ....... A . McMillan
Advisors .... ....... M r. Haiel, Miss Cipolla
Juniors now-upperclassmen and ready
for the last hurdle. This class looks eagerly
forward to the day when they will proudly
take full command. Although that day is not
too tar distant, that short space of time repre-
sents a great deal of endeavor, hard work
and earnest e'FFort.
The annual junior class play was an out-
standing achievement. The three act comedy,
"Tonight We Dance," directed by Miss Virginia
Bushnell, proved their acting ability to all.
Throughout the year the juniors worked
hard to raise money for a successful prom.
And successful it was! Thanks to those com-
mittees who worked diligently to present a
prom that would overwhelm the seniors.
As seniors they hope to make a mark
that will not easily be eclipsed by classes to
follow. With the fine work they have dis-
played in the past, this seems within their
grasp.
JUNIORS
READY TO TAKE THE LEAD
11-102
Row One: J. Korowicki, M. A.
Kozusko, J. Beck, M. Lange, M.
Kanaan, M. A. Gufnechi, S. Ka-
lona, B. Holste, M. Lamendolci.
Row Two: C. Jones, D. Knee,
J. Langham, B. Gans, D. Gau-
dy, D. Kifzer, G. Guzzi, D. Fra-
ser. Row Three: D. Kestner, T.
Kuhn, B. Kakuk, S. Hamilton,
C. Hartman, D. Haracznak, G.
Johnstone, T. Hill, J. Hope. -
11-105
Row One: E. Longo, J. Lesko,
M. Lawrence, J. Lyons, C. Mc'
Closkey, M. Mock, J. Mulewick,
L, Lemp, A. Lech, J. Mudd. Row
Two: R. Lucerne, R. Liccxia, J.
Minick, J. Moscari, J. Maithews,
D. McMcusier, J. Palaika, J. Mor-
iin, A. McMillan, J. Monfeleone,
J. Miller.
11-106
Row One: P. Baker, R. Barto-
lacci, P. Artuso, L. Allen, J.
Adamczyk, H. Bostic, G. Bordo-
noro, K. Abraham, M. Brown,
G, Arabia. Row Two: D. Ber-
iolino, R. Berczek, D. Baifen,
T, Bengel, R. Becker, M. Bella-
via, P. Bellomo, L. Adams, D.
Berkey, P. Beigle, D. Bowser.
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11-107
Row One: B. Campbell, C.
Fleming, A. DeMao, P. Buchan-
an, E. Davis, M. Edmunds, M.
Colesar, L. Ceraso. Row Two:
P. Bruncsak, C. Confer, V.
Cholico, J. Cevario, E. DiNar-
do, R, DeFelice, D. Donati, B.
Fleeger. Row Three: R. Fan-
lozzi, A. Chipoleiii, D. Chom-
yak, J. Buhl, P. Cianculli, J.
Costello, E. Dominici, B. Sre-
wart.
11-113
Row One: H. Rocchi, J. Piquard,
B. Schaum, P, Pellegrino, M.
Ross, J. Richards, N. Pavello,
P. Paulick, A. Pugliese, L, Rich.
Row Two: F. Condrick. E. Pol-
sinelli, K. Ross, B. Premuiico,
E. Schreckengosf, M. Meyer, V.
Sabow, J. Rawlinson. Row
Three: R. Pelino, V. Saccardi,
B. Sarniak, T, Scanga, D. Par-
son, D. Preisser, J. Saccomano,
T. Rocchi, G. Provenzo.
11-MfS 8. Af5
Row One: F. Pefifla, M. Szlach-
efka, J. Overly, R. Callahan.
W. Suprano, M. Davis, D. Paul,
K. Bonzani. Row Two: R. Tom-
ayko, L. Lobaugh, D. Ray, C.
Powell, J. Sfiveson, D. Rearick,
R. DeMao, T. Wissinger. Row
Three: R. Dorlurilz, D. Allen, A.
Ewing, J. Carabin, R. Abel, K.
Stiff, J. Gentile, A. Casforina.
201 8.111
Row One: D. Ladwiczak, V.
Joseph, P. Sergi, R. Landi, M.
Swanclerski, J. Pelino, L. Tris-
lani. Row Two: Y. Tamburo,
R. B. Schweiger, S. Stewarl, J.
Walker, J. Geraci, R. Siulo, D.
Pelitfa, M. Mayfan, M. J. Town-
send, D. Ogurchock. Row Three:
L. Lisciarelli, M. Waugaman, A.
Smith, E. Holland, S. Stenger,
R. Susa, R. Zonarich, C. Dickey,
P. Tannas. Row Four: B. Tus-
ing, V. Widmer, F. Turco, O.
Singleton, J. Shipley, D. Sle-
warl, D. Vrudny, D. Toney, F.
Suafoni, J. Whalen, D. Weis-
brod, G. Wagner.
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SOPHOMORES
THE MORE WE STUDY THE MORE WE DISCOVER OUR IGNORANCE
OFFICERS
President .,....,,...A .A,.,., G . Overly
Vice President A..A.., .,..,. J . Garbinski
Advisors ...A....
Any new experience usually presents a
frustrated feeling to its participants. So it is
with each sophomore group making its initial
encounter into high school. In a short time,
however, the Class of 1957 was orientated.
In the mid-year elections, G. Overly was
elected president. Assisting him were J. Gar-
binski, vice-president, P. Kosky, secretary, and
D. Terlinski, treasurer.
Many extra-curricular activities opened
their membership roles to the youngest mem-
C.
Secretary ...... ,,... P . Kosky
Treasurer ........... , . D. Terlinski
Colaianni, B. Scherer
bers of the student body, giving to the sopho-
mores an active part in school life over and
above their formal education. With the help
of the senior high choir, their own contribu-
tion, the "Christmas Pageant", was a very suc-
cessful play depicting the nativity. This and
other activities proved their versatility.
The first year of experience has well pre-
pared the Class of '57 for their new and im-
portant role next year.
Miss Colaianni, P. Kosky, D. Terlinski, G. Overly, J. Gcxrbinski, Mr. Scherer
I 0-5
Row One: J. Shipley, M. Sil-
vis, H. Mailern, D. Prato, D.
Troup, l. Reese, J. Reynold, J.
Rogers. Row Two: M. Shock-
ley, P. Pasternak, K. Reed, E.
Rosafi, S. Schreckengosl, R.
Runco, D. Pennachio. Row
Three: J. Slahiovsky, B. Seille-
myer, R. Siemanski, E. Posuii,
E. Rusak, R. Rich, M. Rocchi, E.
Servenli, R. Shaw.
'I 0-7
Row One: E. Cowen, B, Donley,
J. Hazleff, B. Hollick, D. Ger-
lorme, J. DeBlasio, J. Fritzky,
K. Donahue, M. Hamilton. Row
Two: H. Harnicbar, R. Grazi-
ano, V. Cosfanza, R. Guido, J.
Ciuffoleffi, M. Guzzi, J. Gailo,
J. Hall, K. Hilty. Row Three: G.
Gamble, N. English, J. Garbin-
ski, L. Finnin, J. Doflo, J. Fral-
angeli, W, Gigler, J. Esser.
1 0-9
Row One: B. Hollick, D. Lin-
ardi, L. Licata, G. Kelly, R. Mal-
aspina, P. Kosky, J. Kaczkow-
ski, J. Echard. Row Two: S.
Malee, G. Kunish, J. Jacobs,
E. Konclrad, E. lmm, E. Mahaf-
fey, B. Kress, K. Lech. Row
Three: J. Kiley, J. Kozuslco, P.
Jacobs, K. McNutf, H. King, R.
Huiierer, B. J. Keller.
'IO-100
Row One: G. Zampogna, L.
Warden, V. Stanley, C. Var-
esco, E. Wagner. Row Two: l.
Vinkovich, C. Yanne, K. Sylak,
V. Zolupsky, K, Walker, C.
Wood, E. Vinkovich. Row Three:
J. Seminoru, D. Terlinski, T.
Zamperini, G. Truiff, B, Blair,
M. Ziemianski, J, Yankov, D.
Tirdel, P. Warcloclip, G. Zilner.
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'IO-101
Row One: E. Brokaw, M. Cal
vanese, J. Beilota, M. L. Bongio
vanni, K. Cepull, J. Watters, G
Frampton, R. M. Bougher, R
Bossio. Row Two: M. Albercu
S. Callahan, B. Asper, C. M
Baker, P. Beatty, B. L. Burger
stock, V. Argento, S. Austin
Row Three: L. Bortz, C. Bello-
mo, S. Cevario, J. Armstrong
D. Berkoben, J. R. Thomas, L
Anthony, R. Cecchetti.
10-103
Row One: B. J, Mangieri, C
Nolf, M. Pallone, J. Nicostro, J
Papo. Row Two: R. Miller, S.
Mohr, M. Massolo, Y. Nee, L
V. Moses, F, Rearick, L. Neu-
rohr, J. Nolf. Row Three: D.
Neasi, B. Meledandri, G. Over-
ly, E. Migliorisi, R. Moses, T
Nealer, D. Mitchell, E. Nee.
1 0-203
Row One: D. G. Scherf, J.
Adams, E. Mangieri, D. Mazzei,
B. Guida, M. L. Hanyo, B. Bliss.
Row Two: J. Salvati, J. Cola-
ianni, J. Bruncsak, L. Baker, L.
Marino, M. A. Rawlinson, M,
Asper.
'IO-MACHINE SHOP AND
AUTO SHOP
Row One: R. Skinner, A. Cribbs,
F. Meyer, J. Miller, R. Baiko, V.
Farinelli, W. Tinnemeyer, A.
McCall. Row Two: H. Armour,
D. Stewart, J. Coudriet, R.
Wczlosek, J. Meyers, C. Hick-
man, E. Valenti. Row Three:
C. Cochran, K. Vc:nTine, T.
Dohmen, J. Glovier, T. Watters,
H. Hart, R. Ray, D. Stoltz.
SOPHOMORE
R. Moresi, Mrs. R. Sipes, J. Nelson, A, Ansani, Mrs. J. Clark, R. Makara.
FRESHMEN
MIGHTY OAKS FROM LITTLE ACORNS GROW
OFFICERS
President ,.......... .,...., A . Ansani Secretary . J. Nelson
Vice President ......,...,..,...... R. Moresi Treasurer ...,.....,. .. . .. R. Makara
Advisors ..,... Mrs.
Today's Freshmen Class of Arnold High
School will be the Senior Class of 1958. This
'group of energetic students play an indispen-
sable part in the school system. They partici-
pate in nearly all of the various clubs and
organizations of the school.
The Freshmen elected officers midway
through the school term. They were: Alvin
Ansani, president, Robert Moresi, vice presi-
dent, Jacqueline Nelson, secretary, Russell
R. Sipes, Mrs. J. Clark
Makara, treasurer, Mrs. Ruth Sipes and Mrs.
Jean Clark, class advisors.
Enthusiasm and pep made their annual
magazine sales campaign a huge success.
Willingness is the outstanding feature of this
class. They untiringly support all high school
projects, relieving much of the pressure 'From
the upperclassmen.
With three years ahead of them, we can
truly expect great achievements from this
group.
FRESHMEN
9-202
Row One: M. J. Jones, E. Pro-
kopik, A. M. Penchick, R. Mon-
ico, B. Chine, P. Salandricx, D.
R. Leach, K. Lopushinsky, R. A.
Vogel, L. Buono. Row Two: N.
Armour, F. Ludwiczok, D. Pol-
Ione, T. Klimcxsko, J. Mazzei,
C. Harris, J. Vrudny, R. Bengel,
R. Tallarico, M. Wypiski, Row
Three: C. Szoch, L. Mcazer, J.
Grzybek, J. Chickowski, P. Ben-
gel, C. Bollman, E. Sirhan, L.
Coluicxnni, E. Kunaan.
9-204
Row One: E. Berkoben, D. Sac-
cardi, H. Van Tine, K. Miller, L.
Evans, S. Lucerne, P. Pallone, J.
Nelson, D. Siefanini, T. Fred-
erick. Row Two: M. Suchcxr,
C. Teclaw, P. Pelfz, T, Polaika,
K. Confer, T. Papick, R. Law-
rence, M. Sariori, R. Makara,
P. Cviklik. Row Three: D. Cos-
icnza, A. Allen, R. Campbell,
A, Ansani, J. Reo, S. Lclcinski,
R. Solomon, L. Wcxlkowiak, R.
Greco.
9-207
Row One: A. Difonzo, R. M.
Pugliese, C. Molchan, A. Lor-
cxnf, J. Paulenda, P. Papa, D.
Brown, C. Jarczynski, R. Ar-
buckle. Row Two: M. Fiorina,
M. J. Schweiger, N. Borelli, E.
Grant, J. Acopine, R. Cianfione,
P. Bianco, D. Milsom, D. Rob-
erto, D. Magnetic. Row Three:
A. DePoIma, R. Fischer, J. Hess,
R. Finnim, T. Konchos, R. Dom-
inici, J. Berfoni, T. Bibza.
9-214
Row One: D. Whalen, P. Rafal-
czak, J. Stuck, R. Soulcheck, D.
Caporali, F. Howell, J. Chris-
fiun, B. Saska. Row Two: G.
Caruso, L. Sokol, R. Moresi, C.
Paprocki, A. Saulle, M. Toney,
G. Richards, B. Tusing. Row
Three: R. Marfucci, J. Marru,
C. Snyder, F. Monfeleone, R.
Stearman, L. Thomas, J. Runco.
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Touring our country
THE GRADES
A PREVIEW OF COMING ATTRACTIONS
Always doing the work, yet seldom tak-
ing the glory are our seventh and eighth grad-
ers. Whenever a task is set before them or a
request is made of them, these willing work-
ers do their best to complete the job. They
are the most dependable participants of every
activity. Without their support, many of the
social proiects undertaken by their upper-
classmen would be failures.
During the Christmas season, these stu-
dents brighten up the Victoria Avenue build-
ing with all the traditional season's decora-
tions. Christmas parties in all the rooms are
an important part of the holiday festivities.
When the football season is in full swing,
these peppy rooters take their place in the
stands to cheer their team on to victory. After
football season, their school spirit does not
fade, but this spirit is spent in building the
morale of our team. Their unlimited energy
is the core of our cheering section. In addi-
tion to supporting every athletic activity, these
youngsters form a large part of the crowd at
every dance. Their high-caliber school spirit
is certainly to be commended. A
..l...4..a
EIGHTH
GRADE
B-203
Row One: J. Fritzky, V. Tripo-
di, M. Thomas, D. Jones, L.
Cresfeffo, J. Sergi, V. Dorbrifz,
C. Bussotfi, B. Carmichael, C.
Belczyk, J. Boffen. Row Two:
M. Kossick, F. Paleita, A, Mohr,
G. Campana, V. Landi, L. Hu-
sar, D. Gardner, R. DeFazio,
K. O'SheII, J. Abraham. Row
Three: J. Collins, R. Romeo, R.
Williams, A. Schrecongost, J.
Picone, F. Bafa, M. Haracznak,
A. Lerner, J. Overly.
8-205
Row One: T. Sams, M. Slo-
bodnik, M. Pompelio, E. Weir,
J. Lipperf, A. Dangaix, P.
Unifes, B. Naviglia, M. Marino.
Row Two: L. Callas, L. Becker,
G. Karluk, M. Suaioni, K. West,
C. Ross, J. Greb, A. Bilbie. Third
Row: N. DeMao, E. Bowser,
P. Ringus, A. OHe, K. Bowman,
R. Varesco, J. Mazza, D. Po-
tochnak.
8-206
Row One: P. Johnsfon, D. Ar-
Tuso, C. Trzeciak, J. Valle, J.
Michael, D. Kunicki, A. Trom-
befta, C. DeFeIice, A. McClosky,
R. Gallo, A. Korowicki. Row
Two: D. Guenther, C. Picone,
C. Collodi, C. Settlemyer, J.
Corey, N. Capone, G. Reano.
Row Three: R. Inglese, D. Molli,
H. Mele, G. Blubaugh, L, Rubin-
osky, R. Alberta, L. Rossi, F.
Cappone, K. Mele.
B-209
Row One: J. Whalen, A. Pelc-
zarski, C. Hanyo, B. Bonzani,
J. Bitner, Y. Piquard, J. Bowser,
C. Marfz, S. Jacobs, H. Massi-
mini. Row Two: J. Camp, L.
Conie, L. Fiorina, A. Clee, M.
Haiel, l. Rebar, J. Como, L.
Donafi. Row Three: R. Ar-
buckle, D. Ogurkis, M. Tekely,
J. Tuleibiiz, A. Farinelli, J. Mar-
ienfeld, B. Crawford, K. Ing-
lese, H. Stonecheck, C. Kemp,
F. Fraboffa.
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7-103
Row One: E, Gamble, J. Hen-
ry, S, Meridith, L. McCollim, D.
Tinnemeyer, D. Clee, M. DeLuca,
P. Santoro, L. Cosiello. Row
Two: G. Shpakoff, G. Bahnak,
T. Lothian, P. Papa, R. Pelino,
C. Rocchi, B. Buzzard. Row
Three: C. Overly, J. Hadda, G.
Bowser, G, McLaughlin, D. Ry-
wak, J. Echon, J. Roberto, L.
Vofquenne, F. Hess.
7-201
Row One: R. Haiel, D. Postu-
pack, J. Haracznak, G. Salan-
clria, N. Vagnozzi, J. Wilhelm,
B. Signorella, L. Geraci, F. Vrud-
ney. Row Two: M. Mascari, S.
Bahnak, D. House, J. Reighard,
D, Painter, M. Marini, B. Cap-
ello, K, MCNUH. Row Three: L.
Bozek, G. McCasky, S. Luisky,
R. Fabian, R. Crusan, D. Doutf,
G. Oakes, R. Saulle, J. Rogers.
7-211
Row One: S. Paredes, M. Di-
Carolis, K. Grant, M. Dziadyk,
S. Ross, G. Smith, J. Renock,
A. Lanfaloni, M. Salvaii. Row
Two: C. Tinnemeyer, F. McCul-
lough, J. Pofochniok, P. Duncan,
J. Magnefia, C. Aposiolicles, J.
McGowan, M. J. Pallone, V.
Pagano. Row Three: T. Forsht,
R. Sperski, J. Meniecky, D. Jos-
eph, J. Costa, H. Briggs, G. Fer-
guson, R. Mitro, L. Helgerf.
7-212
Row One: J. McGivern, C. Ci-
ancuifi, C. Belczyk, J. Flinn, J.
Shamey, R. DeBastiani, G. Al-
bert, J, Manni, G. Glover, L.
Haracznok. Row Two: H. El-
kin. R. Rakvic, F. Kaczkowski,
R. Bryan, R. Duncan, S. Reo,
A. Jefferson, O. Casforina, G.
Liscicrelli, P. Marra, J. Hunger.
Row Three: H. Suczin, D. Capo,
A. Enciso, R. Scalpello, T. Pi-
iuch, J. Bruncsak, J, Bruncsak,
K. Spolnick, R. Posafi, D. Stone-
check.
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Business Managers ...,
Literary StaFf
Mr. F. Pallone
K. Callas, R. Donati,
ARLION
C. Kunicki, P. Fallon, R. Donati, J
Vairo, E. Rosati, C. Taylor, A. Sin
ger, K. Callas, T. Frickanisce, H. M
Taylor, J. Barrett, J. Prokopik, P
Tannas.
THE STAFF
Anne Singer Sports . ..,. Eugene Rosati, Tom Frickanisce
...........,,. ......,.. P eggy Fallon .
. . f Typlsts ., .............. ,, ........,.,.. Carole Taylor,
Juckle Vulro' Roberl Donal' Joan Prokopik, Kenneth Callas
Christina Kunicki, Judy Barrett,
Helen Marie Taylor, Patty Tannas Advisor .. .. ..,. Mr, Frank Pallone
Anne Singer Peggy Fallon
C- Taylor, J. Vairo C, Kunicki, J. Barrett, H. M. Taylor, J. Prokopik
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E. Posati, J. Yankov, L, Adams.
STUDENT COUNCIL
Row One: M. Kanaan, M. Cal-
vanese, J. Kaczkowski, M, Ed-
munds, E. Dominici, V. Sabow,
R. Bartolacci, N. Ulizio, P. Fal-
lon, J. Barrett, M. J. Townsend.
Row Two: E. Vinkovich, K.
Reed, M. Silvis, M. Massola, H.
Taylor, J. DeFelice, D. Ludwic-
zak, R. Landi, N. Pavetto, H.
Solyts. Row Three: T. Fannie,
T. Lopushinsky, A. Graziano,
R. Varesco, T. Frickanisce, J.
Armstrong, D. English, A. Mc-
Millan, J. Monteleone.
BROADCASTER
Row One: D. Walker, B. Echon,
C. Klems, V. Keller, M. J. Town-
send, .R. Zonarich. Row Two: H.
Baker, Y. Nee, M. Meyer, R. M.
Pugliese, P. Paulick, P. Brunc-
sak Row Three: J. Korowicki,
STUDENT COUNCIL BRGADCASTER
The well-known, hard-working, student-
governing organization of our school is the.
Student Council. The obiective of this organi-
zation is to help the students and lighten fac-
ulty burdens.
Among their many proiects is the pur-
chasing of a new trophy case to replace the
out-dated one in our new building. The Stu-
dent Council sold wallets which contributed
greatly to this fund.
With the kind consideration of all stu-
dents and faculty in the future as has been
extended in the past, our Student Council will
continue its climb uphill.
Out with the old and in with the new! In
place of the usual mimeograph paper the
Broadcaster, this year, is printed.
Under the able direction of Miss Virginia
Bushnell, the advisor, students from grades
ten, eleven, and twelve along with represen-
tatives from the iunior high school comprise
the Broadcaster Staff.
The by-word of the Broadcaster's Newsy
Suzys and Sams is "Get the story!"
Why actors get grey! Curtain call
Good grief ...... Masking the truth
.lunior Class Play . . 'Tonight We Dance"
Katie Barker ..,..
Dolores .......,.,
Pete Barker .....
Mr. Higgins .,.,..
Dan Morley ,....,.,
Michael Ericson
Gracie . ,.,. ......,. , ,
Frances ..,.
Lois .........,, .
Miss Ellis ..,.,,.,.,,
Thelma Maxwell
CAST
Barbara Holste
., Joyce Richards
Frank Suatoni
Dale Weisbrod
.. Patricia Paulick
Dave McMasters
Diane Bertolino
Marie Lamendola
Dolores Ludwiczak
.. Renita Zonarich
Marie Swanderski
Blakewell .....
Mrs. DuBois
Mr. Tibbets
Wesley Burton
Bunny Cohlll ,...,.....
Salvation Arm
Kenneth Ross
Paulo Brunczak
Jerry Buhl
Thomas Rocchi
Alfred McMillan
y Major ......t....,.. John Cevario
Mr. Andre ...,....,,..,.... ......,.,..... P aul Ciancutti
Anne .,.,,,.,
Helen ....,..
A court iester
Georgene Borclonaro
.. . Roberta Bartolacci
Louis Ceraso
SCRIPTS
Janet Holliday .....
Sally ....,,...,.., .,,.,
Patsy Holliday
Taffy Wilson ..
Chuck Ramsey .,....
Stubby Parker ,
Bunny Rice ...A. .,
Lucybelle Lea
Todd Burke ......
Ginger Holliday
Fluffy ..,...., ., ,
AND REHEARSALS . . APPLAUSE .
Senior Class Play
l'Springtime for Patsy"
CAST
Helen McCracken
. ...,.,. Anne Singer
Virginia Cecchetti
Judy Barrett
David Moore
. ,. Everett Miller
Mary Ann Piontek
...i.,.. Patsy Donati
Thomas Frickanisce
Diane Mitchell
Helen Baker
Announcer . . ,.
David Holliday
Mary Austin ..
Claire ,..,..,...
Barbara ..
Muggs .,4,,
Bea ...,...
Sue ........,,.,.....
Doctor Foster ..
Rodney Baxter
DRAMATICS
Vincent Chine
., ,.., Fred Como
Christine Kunicki
Elmira Schwenk
Virginia Keller
Joan Jarczynski
Jeanne Pagliaro
.. Carole Taylor
Lee Hunt
., Thomas Dickey
First Row: D. Mitchell, M. Piontek, J. Barrett, A. Singer, P. Donati, V. Cecchetti, J. Pagliaro, C. Taylor.
Second Row: F. Como, H, Baker, H. McCracken, J. Jarczynski, V. Keller, E. Schwenk, V. Chine. Third
Row' E Miller T Dickey T Frickanisce, L. Hunt D. Moore.
1 - 1
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ORGANIZATIONS
THE GREAT DIFFICULTY IN EDUCATION
SENIOR TRI-HI-Y
Row One: S. Grogno, A. Smelt-
zer, C. Peters, M. Valle, G. My-
dock, H. Solyts, V. Malee, B.
Serventi. Row Two: M. Lopez,
M. A. Pionlek, C. DiCarolis, P.
DeBlcusio, M. J. Giuliani, V, Cec-
chetti, M. Leslie, J. Pagliaro,
J. Vuiro, C. Taylor, J. Pugliese.
Row Three: K. Reynolds, B. Bo-
hy, L. Howell, E. M. Hubbard,
M. A. Meixelsberger, P. Fioren-
tino, E. Griglak, J. Prokopik, B.
Birch, P. Donoti. Row Four:
D. Berkoben, C. Rusnock, R.
Raught, C. Golembeski, L. Bak-
er, F. Massimini, C. Klems, B.
Holes, B. Echon, E. Mazza, L. J.
Paul.
JUNIOR TRI-HI-Y
Row One: B. Gans, R. Schwei-
ger, J. Langham, A. Lech, C.
Jones, M. L. Mock, P. Bruncsak,
S. Katona, B. Stewart. Row
Two: M. Lawrence, J. Geraci,
R. Siutcl, M. Maytan, D. Petittcl,
D. Donati, H. Bostic, C. Schulz,
E. Premutico, J. Lyons, C. Mc-
Closkey, E. Dominici. Row
Three: D. Fraser, P. Baker, A.
Tirdil, M. Swanderski, S. Sten-
ger, P. Paulick, V. J. Sabow, N.
Pavetto, J. Adclmczyk, B. Flee-
ger, A. DeMao. Row Four: E.
Longo, R. Fantozzi, M. Meyer,
J. Mulewich, S. Stewart, L. Lis-
ciarelli, C. Dickey, J. Pelino, P.
Sergi, M. Lange, D. Ogurchock,
C. Fleming, M. Edmunds, P. Pel-
legrino, P. Artuso.
SOPHOMORE TRI-HI-Y
Row One: D. Pennachio, L.
Warden, C. Nolf, K. Reed, VH.
Hclrnichor, E. Serventi, D. Pra-
to, R. Runco, V. Zalupsky. Row
Two: D. Linardi, C. Vcxresco,
J. Rogers, E. Brokaw, M. Cal-
vanese, J. Koczkowski, B. Bliss,
J. Kiley, M. Pallone, B. Donley,
P. Kosky. Row Three: E. Vin-
kovich, B. Hollick, J. Beilata,
D. Zampogna, B. Guida, M. As-
per, E. Mangieri, D, Mazzei, G.
Zilner, K. Donahue, B. Hollick,
K. Walker. Row Four: G. Kel-
ly, M. Bongiovonni, V. Argen-
to, R. Malaspina, J. Colaianni,
L. Marino, M. Rcwlinson, J. Ec-
hard, M. Hamilton, P. Poster-
nak, K. Cepull, J. Salvclti, H.
Mottern, J. Papa, I. Vinkovich
Row Five: E. Wagner, M. Mas-
sola, J. DeBlosio, S. Schrecken-
gost, M. L. Hanyo, D. Gelorme,
J. Fritzky, L. Moses, M. Rocchi
R. Bougher, B. J. Keller, E. Co:
wen, K. Sylak, S. Mohr, L
Licata.
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IS TO GET EXPERIENCE FROM IDEAS
KEY CLUB
Row One: E. Posati, D, Berkey,
D. Toney, J. Martin, H. Rocchi,
D. Tirdel, L. Ceraso, V. Chine,
T. Rocchi, Row Two: T. Hill,
D. Kestner, A. McMillan, R. Rich,
J. Monteleone, W. Kakuk, R.
English, F. Como. Row Three:
L. McMaster, J. Such, N. Single-
ton, C. Hartman, T. Frickanisce,
L. Hunt, N. English, D. Silvis,
R. Tusing.
FOOTBALL CLUB
Row One: E. Posati, T. Bengel,
V, Saccardi, D. Berkey, G. Ov-
erly, L. Ceraso, H. Rocchi, D. Tir-
del, T. Rocchi, E. Migliorisi, R.
English. Row Two: J. Martin,
D. Bush, D. Allen, J. Matthews,
R. Rich, T. Watters, J. Palaika,
G. Gamble, T. Pryor. Row
Three: M. Bellavia, H. King, D.
Toney, J. Miller, E. Rosati, E.
Schreckengost, T. Frickanisce,
N. English, H. Albera, J. Cor-
sello, D. Silvis, R. Tusing.
TYPING CLUB
Row One: M. Albera, J. Nicas-
tro, C. Wood, C. Yanne, S, Aus-
tin, J. Hazlett, R. Berczek, P.
Beigle, M. Colesar, B. L. Bar'
gerstock. Row Two: K. Hilty,
C. Bellcmo, F. Turco, P.
Nolf, D. Stewart, V. Choltco,
D. Batten, D. Preisser, A. Gra-
ziano, V. Stanley. Row Three:
E. Nee, V. Widner, P. Wardo-
clip, J. Kozusko, L. Finnin, M.
Peck, T. Scanga, J. Saccamano,
T. Zamperini, R. Sarniak.
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ORGANIZATIONS
5.0. S. CLUB
Row One: M. Calvanese, M
Pallone, J. Kiley, J. Papa, D
Prato, K. Reed, A. Leah, C
Jones, M. Waugarnan, G. Zil-
ner, K. Donahue. Row Two: I
Reese, R. Fantozzi, M. Meyer, S
Stewart, C, Schultz, D. Fraser
M. L. Bongiovanni, J. Lesko, Y
Nee, C. Fleming, K. Abraham
Row Three: M, Edmunds, L
Lemp, E. Davis, M. A. Kozusko
B. Gans, B. Mangieri, C. Ver-
esco, J. Rogers, M. Hamilton
M. Shockley, L. Neurohr, M. L
Mock. Row Four: J. Kaczkow-
ski, L. Warden, J. Reynolds, A
Matergia, J. Piquard, R. Schwei-
ger, R. Susa, E. Cowen, S. Mohr
S. Schreckengost, J. De Blasio
D, L. Daniels, P. Pellegrino.
HOME NURSING
Row One: F. Rearick, B, Asper,
P. Fiorentino, P. Ogurchock.
Row Two: G. Bordonaro, C.
Rusnock.
F. H. A.
Row One: M. Leslie, V. Cec-
chetti, J. Lebert, D. Maytan, S
Mele, J. Townsend. Row Two
M. Valle, D. Walker, B. Echon
R. Bossio, J. Nolf, P. Brown
Row Three: A. Smeltzer, C
Klems, D. Ludwiczak, V. Jo
seph, E. Holland, C. Abraham
WE LIVE IN DEEDS, NOT YEARS
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JUNIOR HISTORIANS
Left to right: R, McDonnell, R.
Monzi, R. Dcnko, R. Becker, B.
Hess, R. Clark, J. Mursilio.
PRINT SHOP
Left In right: V. Chine, R. Gui-
to, J. Tedorski, R. Wcxlcsek, J
Palcuikou, R. Varesco, J. Gurbin-
ski, A. Groziono, R. DeFeIice,
P. DeMcxo.
JUNIOR HI-Y
Row One: L. Votquenne, J
Haddon, J. Bruncsuk, G. Lisciar-
elli, R. Posuti, F. Kaczkowski
D. Stonecheck, O. Ccsforina, J
Roberto, D. Capo. Row Two
R. Cruscn, G. Oakes, K. Spol
nick, L. Bozek, R. Scalpello, R
Rokvic, J. Bruncsok, R. Bryon
IN THOUGHTS, NOT BREATHES
CHEF CLUB
First Row: D. McMaster, B. Comp-
bell, S. Matisko, K. Ross, J. Buhl, D
Weisbrod. Second Row: G. Johns-
tone, J. Moscori, J. Paloikou, R. Beck-
er, T. Hill, J. Rcxwlinson.
CRGANIZATIONS
JR. HIGH BAND
First Row: C. Collodi, J. Paulendo, J.
Corey, C. DeFelice, G. Reono, R.
Rakvic, D. Capo, O. Castorina, H.
Mele, E. Grant, D. Guenther, H.
Suain, S. Reo, L. Thomas. Second
Row: D. Mognetto, P. Johnston, C.
Settlemeyer, D. Molli, R. Scolpello, J.
Bertoni, J. Acopine, C. Paprocki, R.
Dominici, A. Soulle, A. DiFonzo, N.
Capone, A. Enciso, G. Lisciorelli.
Third Row: R. Fischer, H. Preisendef-
er, A. Trombettcn, A. DePaImo, P. Bi-
anco, R. Cianflone, T. Cappone, N.
Borrelli, J. Runco, R. Firmin, C. Sny-
der, R. Alberfu, R. Martucci. Fourth
Row: A. Lorant, A. Korowickl, C.
Treczak, J. Michael, D. Kunicki, D.
Artusc, R. Gallo, A. McClosky, V,
Brzak, E. Elkin, P. Marra, F. Kacz-
kowski, J. Shamey, L. Rubinosky, F.
Monteleone, M. Toney. Fifth Row:
W. Carter, J. Bruncsack, T. Bibzcl, L.
Rossi, R. Bryan, T. Pituch, K. Spol-
nick, C. Picone, J. Bruncsack, G. Blu-
baugh, R. Posuti, R. lnglese, A. Jef-
ferson, K. Mele, D. Stonecheck, R.
Arbuckle, R. Moresi, R. Steormon.
JUNIOR HIGH CHOIR
First Row: J. Hunger, M. Slobodnik,
D. Postupack, J. Greb, l. Conte, P.
Solandria, A. Dangoix, M. R. DeLuco,
M. J. Pallone, M. Wypiski, C. Cion-
cutti, G. Korluk. Second Row: E. M.
Singleton, J. Sergi, C. Belczyk, M.
Dziaclyk, J. Sergi, D. Kunicki, B. Bon-
zani, J. Reighcard, D. Painter, A. Pol-
czarski, K. Miller, H. VanTine, T.
Frederick, L. Buono. Third Row: R.
Monico, K. Lopushinsky, D. R. Leach,
R. M. Penchick, V. Pagano, R. A. Vo-
gel, S. Lucerne, P. Pallone, D. Ste-
fonini, E. Prokopik, H. Massimini, R.
DeFazio, R. M. Pugliese. Fourth Row:
R. Makara, M. Sartori, C. Martz, L.
Husar, V. L. Dorbritz, T. Lothian, S.
Bahnak, D. Dickie, R. Pelino, M. Ha-
Iel, J. Como, C. Bollman, K. Confer.
Fifth Row: K. Bowman, A. Bilbie,
T. Papik, C. Teclow, P. Pelfz, J.
Cliickowski, J. Grzybek, J. Mozzo,
D. Potochnak, W. Crawford, L. Ros-
si, P. Morro. Not Shown: J. Reo, J.
Mozzei, H. Briggs, E, Berkoben, E.
Sirhan.
WHERE THERE IS A WILL THERE IS A WAY.
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NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY
AS THE TWIG is BENT, THE TREE is INCLINED.
To be chosen for the National Honor So-
ciety a student must meet certain require-
ments-the first being scholarship. Although
anyone in the top third of his respective class
may be selected, only 15? of the graduating
class are eligible for membership in the so-
ciety. The next requirement for membership
is service. The student must be of service to
his school, his teachers, and his classmates.
The third point a potential member is iudged
on is leadership. He must possess the ability
to lead his classmates-mainly by setting the
right example--in a way beneficial to his
school and community. And last, but certain-
ly not least, the new member must have a
sound, clean-cut character-the kind of per-
son any school would be proud to have on
its roll. This year, as in previous years, the
selection of members was made by a board
of teachers. They iudged all the pupils on the
above points and chose those students they
felt most deserving of this award.
The newly chosen members have been
presented gold pins by the Student Council at
a special assembly in their honor.
First Row: D. Mitchell, J. Stefunini, B. Holste, J. Korowicki. Second Row: V. Cecchetti, H. M. Taylor,
T. Lopushinsky, T. Frickanisce, R, Varesco, M. Meyer, R. Landi, A. Singer. Third Row: R. Moore, H.
McCracken, J. Jarczynski, J. Vairo, R. Susa, C. Kunicki, A. Graziano, D. Moore, D. Toney, D. Berkey,
J. Sacriponte, J. Barrett, F. Massimini, L. Horn. Missing from picture: P. Fallon, J, Prokopik.
MUSIC
Music HATH CHARMS TO SOOTHE THE
SOPHOMORE CHOIR
Row One: D. Pennachio, G. Zampogna, J. Nolf, M. Calvanese, C. Nolf, J. Beilata, B. Hollick, J. Reynolds,
C. Baker, D. Troup, I. Reese, M. Pallone, J. Papa. Row Two: R. M. Bougher, J. Rogers, K. Sylak, L.
Licata, K. Cepull, E. Brokaw, P. Pasternak, K, Hilty, C, Kelly, B. J. Keller, R. Malaspina, P. Kosky. Row
Three: R. Hutterer, D. Mitchell, L. Moses, V. Zalupsky, D. Gelorme, J. Fritzky, J. Watters, G. Frampton,
R. Runco, P. Ludwiczak, B. Mangieri, R. Cecchetti, R. Shaw. Row Four: J. Jacobs, V. Costanza, G. Overly,
D. Tirdel, B. Gigler, J. Armstrong, M, Ziemianski, J. Esser, J. Garbinski, R. Rich, B. Meledandri, B. Settle-
myer.
JUNIOR AND SENIOR CHOIR
Row One: P. Pellegrino, M. Lamendola, J. Walker, M. A. Piontek, H. Baker, P. Buchanan, R. Bartolacci,
M. J. Townsend, J. Beck, S. Katona, J. Mulewich, C. Schultz, K. Abraham, J. Lyons. Row Two: A. DeMao,
R. M. Marzullo, R. Moore, A. Singer, D. Mitchell, B. Stewart, J. Richards, M. L. Mock, D. Donati, D, Knee,
B. Fleeger, B. Holste. Row Three: C. Kunicki, H. McCracken, B. Premutico, E. M. Hubbard, E. Dominici,
P. Tannas, R. Zonarich, M. Waugaman, M. Meyer, P. Paulick, V. Sabow. Row Four: V. Chine, L. Ceraso,
H. Rocchi, D. Kestner, O. Singleton, F. Suatoni, D. Mangieri, D. Weisbrod, K, Ross, L. Rich. Row Five: F.
Como, R. Tusing, J. Fontana, T. Dickey, J. Martin, L. Hunt, T. Lopushinsky.
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SAVAGE BEAST
Senior High Choir
This year, along with a new room tor
practicing, this group seems to have gotten
a new-found vitality.
The Senior High A Capella Choir got
o'FF to a royal start with a thrilling Christ-
mas pageant, given iointly by them and
the sophomore class. With the added in-
centive of a success behind them, the choir,
again under the able direction of Miss Dor-
othy Ferrante, started rehearsals for their
next program, this time an operetta, "Rid-
ing Down the Sky."
This, along with various assembly pro-
grams and participation in a choral festi-
val, rounded out the year for the choir.
The choir is to be congratulated for
the splendid iob they did.
.lunior High Choir
If you happened to walk into Victoria
Avenue building sometime during the sev-
enth period this year, you most probably
have heard our Junior High Choir practic-
ing earnestly for one of their many success-
ful programs.
Along with the Junior High Band the
group enthusiastically tackled their Christ-
mas Concert. Besides their regular group
arrangement several specialties were fea-
tured. The Girls Double Sextet and a solo-
ist shared the honors of a successful pro-
gram.
The choir's next big proiect was their
annual spring concert which, everyone
agreed, added another star in their crown.
A busy year of activities came pleas-
antly to an end with an exchange program
and a party.
R. Moore, D. Mitchell
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OCTET
L. Hunt, .l, Martin, V. Chine, K. Ross, T. Dickey,
T. Lopushinsky, F. Como.
SENIOR OFFICERS
President ....... .,.... l. ee Hunt
Vice President . .. Fred Como
Secretary .,..... ..... D iane Mitchell
Treasurer ...... ..... R onald Tusing
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First Row: A. M. Guzzi, D. Mitchell, G, Kunish, J. Ciuffoletti, l. Rebar, C. Crivaro, F. Manning, G. Reano, H. Mele, J,
Paulenda, L. Bortz. Second Row: M. Ziemianski, J. Acopine, C. Poprocki, R. Siemanski, J. Dotto, D. Moore, J. Cev-
ario, L. McMaster, R. Arbuckle, J. Bertoni, R. Dominici, A. Saulle, M. Guzzi. Third Row: R. Moore, R. Martucci, R.
Cianflone, L. Rich, A. Pugliese, T. Lopushinsky, A. DePalma, B. Meledandri, R. M. Marzullo, P. Bianco, M. Ross, D.
Magnetta, F. Monteleone. Fourth Row: M. Toney, L, Thomas, E. Grant, G. Provenzo, R. Arbuclcle, J. Jacob, E. Hiner,
A. Lorant, J. Runco, N. Borelli, R. Fischer, H. Preisendefer, R. Miller. Fifth Row: P. Ciancutti, R. Kuntz, P. Capone, D.
Neasi, S. Cevario, R. Moresi, F. Suatoni.
SENIOR BAND
This organization began rehearsing in
August for the busy season ahead of them.
Parades and assemblies were just a part of
their strenuous schedule. This troupe faith-
fully attended every home performance of
the football team and awed the public at half
time with their fine playing and precision
marching.
A very new and original pre-game
routine was shown to the public at our first
home football game. lt was a military drill
performed to the "Gillette" song. V
Diligent practice has achieved for our
band and "Lionettes" an outstanding name in
the valley. Mr. Albert Moses, our capable
band director specially arranged the music
and dance routines that were ably performed
for the audience. Student band directors,
the lead majorettes, and our drum maiorette
were instrumental in assisting Mr. Moses to
carry out his well-organized plans for the
half-time performances.
The routines done to the hit tunes of the
day were, "Sh-Boom," "The Little Shoemaker,"
and "Hernando's Hideaway," which were
done without the stadium lights.
To close a fine year of brilliant perform-
ances, the group repeated by special request
"The Birth of the Blues" which they had done
the year before.
The public thoroughly enioyed our sen-
ior band and maiorettes.
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"PunCh!"
Excited couples entered the Junior-
Senior Prom held at the Orchard Avenue
Gym on May 15, 1954, through a beautiful
archway of silver.
Stepping out of the archway and onto
the floor, the couples were presented with
unique dance programs. To the left of the
dance floor were the artistically decorated
tables. Ferns, flowers, and candles made
up the centerpieces on these tables, which
overlooked a background of the New York
skyline.
The gym was completely transfigured
to fit the Juniors theme, "Stairway to the
Stars." Indirect lighting was used to give
the room a soft touch, while a spotlight
shone on the silhouettes of a girl and boy
advancing up the "Stairway to the Stars."
Paper streamers gave the illusion of a drop-
ceiling.
A white picket fence enclosed the
Tommy Carlyn Orchestra, which provided
lilting melodies to the huge crowd. The
girls with their flowing gowns and the boys
with their tux suits glided smoothly across
the floor to the music.
At the close of the dance, a delicious
turkey dinner was served to the guests.
The Junior Class, along with their class
advisors Mrs. Josephine Lecnar and Mr.
Walter Sakaluk, gave their guests a won-
derful night to remember always.
Bunny-hopping
Dancing in the dark
Wish you were here
THE PRCM
NOTHING GREAT WAS EVER
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YEA! TEAM!
ACHIEVED WITHOUT ENTHUSIASM
Roar Lions-Victory! At every game this
mighty rhythmic roar throbs through the air,
carrying to the fighting Lions the student
body's message of encouragement. This con-
centrated cheering is the result of the con-
stant hard work of six cheerleaders-two
seniors, two iuniors, and two sophomores-
whose iob is to keep the student body pulling
for that Arnold victory. Their job is simple
while the team is out in front, but the difficult
time comes when the Lions are on the short
end of the scoring.
Regardless of the weather-on gridiron
or basketball court, regardless of the score-
these six girls must be out there to inspire that
cheering. They contribute much to the suc-
cess of the contest. In victory or defeat the
cheerleaders must never give up, must never
lose heart, must never stop fighting-but con-
tinue to play their game-clean and hard-
from the sidelines.
Much of the success of these trim young
ladies in their bright blue skirts and sparkling
white sweaters is due to many hours of hard
work on the part of their advisor, Miss Nancy
Martin.
In behalf of the entire student body, the
Arlion StaFF extends to the cheerleaders and
their advisor a sincere "thank you" for the
fine job done by them during the athletic
season of 1954 and 1955.
SENIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS
Top: B. J. Keller, J. Korowicki, V, Cecchetti, J, Barrett, P.
Paulick, D. Prato. Bottom: D. Prato, P. Paulick, J. Barrett,
V. Cecchetti, J. Korowicki, B. J. Keller.
JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS
B. Signorella, H. Massimini, D. Stefanini, M,
Slobodnik, P. Papa. Not pictured: P. Pallone.
Right In Step Taking A Breather
"Do I Look Okay?" Our Girls In White
Posing Pretty Sideline Coaches
HIGH STEPPERS
THE HAPPY COMBINATION OF TEAM WORK.
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SEASON'S RECORD
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IN UNION THERE IS STRENGTH
First Row: Mr. N, Ventura, Equipment Manager, A. Graziano, Manager, W. Kakuk, Manager. Second Row: D. Bush,
J. Marra, D. Toney, T. Rocchi, H. Rocchi, L. Ceraso, D. Tirdil, D. Berkey, J, Matthews, R. Clark, Mr. F. Martin, Assistant
Coach. Third Row: Mr. A. Tannas, Head Coach, E. Posati, R. Rich, G. Gamble, R. English, R. Allen, R. Tusing, N. Eng-
lish, D. Silvis, J. Martin, E. Schreckengost, T. Watters, T. Bengel, Mr. M. Peretti, Assistant Coach. Fourth Row: G.
Overly, J. Miller, H. King, D. Vrudny, M. Bellavia, R. Varesco, T. Frickanisce, T. Pryor, E. Rosati, H. Albera, D. Campbell,
J. Corsello.
VARSITY
Thanks to the football know-how ot
Coach Alex Tannas and his assistants, Mario
Peretti and Frank Martin, a relatively green
team was able to mold into a tight-knit unit,
which made sportsmanship its key word.
After having spent three weeks in pre-
season training, the team iumpecl ot? to a
snappy 27-6 victory over Millvale. The tol-
lowing week the Tannasmen brought down
the house with a 6-6 tie against a highly rated
and much larger West Deer team to continue
the 'Famous Arnold-West Deer iinx. Keeping
a steady pace, the Lions went on to tie the
Yellow Jackets of Freeport and down the Red
Cats from Tarentum. The team lost the next
tive games only after they had given their all.
The season couldn't possibly be meas-
ured in wins and losses, since the team play
and sportsmanship which the boys learned is
indispensable. We are sorry to say that next
year we will miss the talents of Rich Clark,
Tom Frickanisce, Ron Tusing, Dick English, Ted
Pryor, Ron Albera, Joe Corsello, Don Camp-
bell, Dave Silvis, Don Bush, Ron Varesco, and
J. Miller.
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T. Frickunisce
J. Miller
D. Silvis
R. Vuresco
D. Campbell
J. Corsello
D. Bush
N. English
R, Clark
R. Tusing
T. Pryor
H. Alberu
JUNIOR VARSITY
Under the tutoring of Mario Peretti, the
Little Lions displayed in their games an ag-
gressiveness that was hard to beat. Every
day they tirelessly and faithfully went through
their routine, practicing and drilling in order
that they might some day have a chance to
represent Arnold on the gridiron. We hon-
estly believe that if this scrappy, talented
bunch keeps up its determined ways, the fu-
ture opponents of Arnold High School had
better be on their guard.
JUNIOR HIGH
If the enthusiasm of our Junior High team
is any sign of the future, then Arnold's pros-
pects look very bright indeed. During the
season these boys, coached by Mario Peretti,
carried on a rigid training program, consist-
ing of calisthenics and fundamentals. Though
they never actually participated in any foot-
ball games, the boys never ceased to turn out
faithfully at practice. Our hats go off to
young athletes who will someday make a fine
varsity crew.
JUNIOR VARSITY
Row One: Managers, L. Colaianni, D. Terlinski. Row Two: L. Thomas, A. Chipoletti, R. Makara, J.
Palaika, B. Blair, J. Vrudny, D. Pallone, J. Ciuffoletti, E. Nee, K. McNutt. Row Three: Mr. Peretti, Ass't.
Coach, R. Greco, J. Thomas, P. Bengel, E, Migliorisi, A. M. Ansani, D, McMaster, L. Walkowiak, B. Settle-
meyer, F. Ludwiczak.
JUNIOR HIGH
Row One: Manager, R. Varesco. Row Two: K. Mele, C. Ferguson, O. Castorina, R. Bryan, F. Frabotta, H.
Stonecheck, D. Stonecheck, J, Hadda, R. Posati, R. Arbuckle, J. Echon, W. Crawford. Row Three: D,
Ogurkis, J. Bruncsak, R. Inglese, P. Ringus, J. Tulebitz, L. Schreckengost, L. Rubinosky, S. Reo, K. Inglese,
J. Mazza.
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BASKETBALL
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First Row: Assistant Coach R, Terlinski, D, Campbell, J. Sacriponte, T. Kuhn, J. Garbinski, S. Hamilton, L. Adams,
Coach L. McGuire. Second Row: Manager J. Monteleone, R, Krnacik, J. Martin, J. Hession, R. Varesco, T. Scanga,
D. Allen, Manager T. Fannie.
BASKETBALL
Arnold High, under the tutelage of vet-
eran Coach Larry McGuire, experienced for
the first time in 5 years a season which did
not bring the sectional championship to the
school. The team also experienced a year in
which it competed for sectional honors with
its traditional rival, Ken Hi, and a powerful
Ford City and Butler team.
Having won 9 straight games, the Lions
were very impressive in their exhibition cam-
paign. Two of these were sectional wins
against Vandergrift and Kittanning. In the
third sectional encounter they met the strong
and highly favored Ken Hi team. The iam-
packed crowd witnessed the perennial thrill
that these two teams always offer. The out-
come of the game was not decided until sec-
onds before the game ended with Arnold on
the short end by a 44-42 score. The Lions, a
surprise team in the section all year, threw the
l-A race into a three-way scramble with a
whopping 50-48 upset over Ford City in an
overtime session.
Although pitted against the best, the
Lions were very much respected by their op-
ponents. In every game, win or lose, they
played their hearts out. Above all they dis-
played good, clean sportsmanship and gained
respect from the fans. The entire squad and
coaching staFf deserve congratulations for a
iob well done.
HOOPSTERS . . .
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HOOPMEN BRING GLORY TO OUR ALMA MATER
Ronald Varesco: Tall center whose banking board ability
has saved many a day for Arnold.
James Sacriponte: Snappy playmaker little dynamo
can always be counted on in a pinch.
John Hession: A latecomer with a surprising amount ot
ability has no trouble in dropping them in placed
on All-Section one team.
Tom Fannie: An excellent manager since his Freshman
year . . . ever-present assistant to the team.
Robert Krnacik: Has a notorious one hand push shot . ..
plays the forward position well.
Don Campbell: Fast forward .. . shrewd with the ball . ..
dribbles with skill.
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SEASON'S RECORD
A H S Opp. A. H. S. OPP,
Bell-Avon . ., 39 46 ..... ........ K ittcnning
Freeport .... 33 46 ..,... ......., H or-Brock
Swissvcxle ...... 31 48 Ford City
Ockmont ...... ,.... 5 8 47 Butler .,.. ....,.
Springdale .... ,. .. 38 64 Springdale
Wilkinsburg .... ,,... 5 5 62 Vcndergrift .,....
Freeport ...,. ..,, 2 6 46 New Kensington
Leechburg ..., . 35 45 Kittcxnning ....
Leechburg ,,.. .... . .42 78 .. . .,,.,. .Har-Brock
Vcndergrift .. ...,,. ........ 4 1 50 Ford City
New Kensington , ....... 46 53 Butler ,. ..
Won 14 Lost 8
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JUNIOR BASKETBALL
ACCURATE SHOOTING, SKILLFUL PASSING,
A H S Opp.
Bell-Avon
Freeport .,.,.
Swissvale
Oakmont .....
Springdale .
Wilkinsburg ....
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Leechburg
Leechburg ..,...... ..,... 3 8
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West Deer
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Kittanning ,,.. ....... 5 2
Har-Brock .... ..,.., 5 0
Ford City .,.... ..,..... 5 7
Butler ..,...... .....,.. 4 3
Springdale .v..... ,...... 4 6
Vandergrift ........ ..,..... 3 I
New Kensington ...... ..42
Kittanning ,....., ....... 3 9
Har-Brack ..., ......., 4 6
Ford City ,,..., ....... 3 8
Butler ....,,,,. ......, 6 'I
Opp.
Har-Brock .... ,......, I 8
Stewart ......,. ..4.... 3 4
Springdale .,.,. ........ 3 8
Fourth Avenue ,. .v..... 31
Har-Brock ..., ........ 3 4
JUNIOR VARSITY
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First' Row: P. Bengel, R. Stear-
man, C. Snyder, .I. Vrudny, R.
Moresi, A. Ansani. Second
Row: E. Posati, Manager, R.
Fischer, C. Szoch, L. Colaicxnni,
R. Bengel, H. Preisendefer, J.
Runco, Manager. Third Row:
J. Marra, F. Monteleone, R.
Dominici, L. Walkowiak.
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DRIVING SPEED
First Row: E. Posati, Manager,
King, G. Gamble, V. Costanza.
Second Row: J. Fratangeli, D.
Tirdel, D. Terlinski, E. Rosati, L.
Row One: E. Rosati, R. English, A. McMillan, B, Tusing, D. Batten, J. Sacriponte, M. Kanaan, R. Abel, C.
Sennett. Row Two: J. Zamperini, R. Albera, J. Krnacik, J. Martin, R. Schultz, J. Mathews, T. Saska,
R. Krnacik, Mr. O. J. Phillips, Coach.
BASEBALL
IN THE SPRING - - ON THE DIAMOND
Although Arnold's baseball season did
not open with the traditional "crack," Coach
Phillips' boys were quick to catch the pace
and prove their worth among the local high
school teams. The enthusiasm of the boys
only goes to show why the sport has
become the national pastime. Every day,
Valley Camp resounded with the crack of
bats and the thud of the ball on gloves.
Though the departed seniors will be missed,
we are sure the boys will come through, as
always, tor their Old Alma Mater.
Mr. Oliver Phillips
Coach
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OUR SEASON'S RECORD
East Deer
Springdale
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East Deer
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Having started the season slowly, the
'Arnold racquet squad, under the tutoring
of Mr. G. McLaughlin, hit its stride about
mid-season. With such stalwart seniors as
Don lsaac, Patsy Tallerico, and Tom Camp-
bell, and a few underclassmen, the team
was able to inflict telling blows on its op-
ponents, noticeably on Ken Hi, its tradi-
tional rival, whom it defeated twice dur-
ing the year.
Although one ofthe lesser emphasized
sports, it is far from unpopular and has
clone much in its own way in being recog-
nized at Arnold High School.
Row One: L. Ceraso, T. Hill, D, Toney, T. Kuhn, T. Campbell, D. lsaac, Row Two: B.
Campbell, D. Berkey, J. Palaika, G. Wagner, D. McMasters, F. Suatoni, S. Nelson,
P. Tallerico, Mr. G. McLaughlin, Coach.
THE SUMMER RACQUET
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OUR FRIENDS
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THE ARNOLD LIONS
CODE OF ETHICS
To show my faith in the worthiness of my vocation by indus-
trious application to the end that I may merit a reputation
for quality of service.
To seek success and to demand all fair remuneration or
profit as my just due, but to accept no profit or success at
the price of my own self respect lost because of unfair
advantage taken or because of questionable acts on my
part.
To remember that in building up my business it is not neces-
sary to tear down another's, to be loyal to my clients or
customers and true to myself.
Whenever a doubt arises as to the right or ethics of my posi-
tion or action towards my fellow man, to resolve such
doubt against myself.
To hold friendship as an end and not a means--To hold that
true friendship exists not on account of the service per-
formed by one to another, but that true friendship de-
mands nothing but accepts service in the spirit in which
it is given.
Always to bear in mind my obligations as a citizen to my
nation, my state, and my community, and to give to them
my unswerving loyalty in work, act, and deed. To give
them freely of my time, labor, and means.
To aid my fellow man by giving my sympathy to those in
distress, my aid to the weak, and my substance to the
needy.
To be careful with my criticisms and liberal with my praise,
to build up and not destroy.
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Phone: EDison 9-9274
Best Wishes From
DEFELICE and FRABOTTA'S
ARNOLD FLOWER SHOP
"Fashions in Flowers"
ARNOLD, PA.
1727 Fifth Avenue EDison 5-4661
ALTMAN'S MARIN E SERVICE
EVINRUDE OUTBOARD MOTORS - ALUMA CRAFT BOATS
SALES AND SERVICE
1815 Fourth Avenue ARNOLD, PA. Phone: EDison 5-3112
Congratulations Class of '55
DONATI'S SERVICE STATION
GULF IS YOUR BEST BET
1610 Freeport Road Phone: EDison 9-9275
92
Congratulations Class of '55
FRANK'S CLOVER FARM STORE
"Thrift Plus Satisfaction"
1425 Fifth Ave.
For Free Delivery-Phone: EDison 5-8251
MEYER 81 JOHNSTON CO.
SHEET METAL WORKS
AIR CONDITIONING - HEATING - ROOFING
INDUSTRIAL SHEET METAL WORK
1901 Kenneth Avenue and 1501 4th Avenue
ARNOLD, PA.
Phone: EDison 5-1117 81 Phone: EDison 5-6206
MEMBER OF THE NATIONAL SHEET METAL CONTRACTORS ASSOCIATION
TIERNEY'S
CLEANING, PRESSING, REPAIRING
"If It Can Be Done, We'II Do It"
MEN'S SUITS MADE TO ORDER
Free Delivery
1533 5th Ave. Arnold, Pa
Phone: ED 5-5861
93
YOUR FAMILY FRESH-UP
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1510 - 3rd Ave. ED 5-7321
SHOES AND HOSIERY FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY
LOUIS' SHOE STORE
1715 Fifth Avenue
EDison 7-8151 Arnold, Po
Compliments of
JOHN C. DONAHER
FUNERAL HOME
1369 Fifth Avenue Arnold, Pa
ROBERT'S FU RN ITU RE CO.
FURNITURE - APPLIANCES - BEDDING - RUGS
1627 Fifth Ave, Arnold, Pa
94
Compliments of
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COMMUNITY
QUALITY
SUPER MARKETS cmsoumo ssvmeis
Fora
Flavorful
SHOP a an pie
AND Be Bea!! X,
SAVE
Located at
CITY BOTTLING CO
ARNOLD and N. BESSEMER 1822 5th Ave.
SAM LOMBARDO, Mgr. H
COMPLIMENTS OF
WEAR - EVER
ALUMINUM
NEW KENSINGTON PENNSYLVANIA
95
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MANZELLA FUNERAL HOME
1509FfhAvenue A ld P
25 CLEANING SERVICE!
408 89-Sf. NEW KENSINGTON
PHONE ED. 7-65OI
WM 4 BIG FLooRs
OF VALUES
YOU SAVE WHEN YOU SHOP AT GRANTS
849 Flf h A N w K P
Compliments of
GLENN BUICK CO.
When Better Automobiles Are Built,
Buick Will Build Them
710 Fifth Ave. New Kensington, Pc.
Congratulations from
W. R. GOTT
ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES
FURNITURE AND RUGS
Fifth Avenue Arnold
CENTRAL DRUG STORES
"FriendIy Hometown Service"
NEW KENSINGTON, PA.
97
Compliments of
WARRINGTON'S 5 81 10
Your Friendly Self-Service
Variety Store
I702-04 Fifth Avenue Arnold, Pa.
OPEN EVENINGS
JOHNSTON HARDWARE CO.
PLUMBING AND HEATING
Sales and Service
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Paints
T034 Fifth Avenue New Kensington, Pa
SHEHAB MOTOR SALES INC.
421 Freeport St.
NEW KENSINGTON, PA.
Congratulations Class of 1955
CONTO'S MARKET
Drey Street Arnold, Pa
Phone: EDison 5-3904
98
Our Compliments
STEVE CIPOLLA
COAL
and
GENERAL HAULING
EDWARD M. NEE
306 Murray Ave. Phone:
ARNOLD, PA. EDis0n 5-1761
Good Luck
to you Arnold Graduates
from the
SOCIETA' FEMMINILE UMBRIA
99
TABBY'S GLASS SHOP
AUTO, PLATE, WINDOW
GLASS INSTALLED
1329 Fourth Avenue Phone: EDison 7-3321
Congratulations
Class of 1955
TURNER BOOK STORE
COMMERCIAL STATIONERS
Office Supplies, Stationery, Gifts, Greeting Cards and Engraving
919 Fifth Avenue Phone: EDison 7-6711
Compliments of
C l T Y N E W S
1730 Fifth Avenue Arnold, Pa.
Magazines - Toys -- Games - Fishing Tackle
ROBERT S. RUSIEWICZ
FUNERAL HOME
ED. 5-2841
Fifth Avenue at Fourteenth Street Arnold, Pa.
100
Leechburg Rd
MENZIE DAIRY
PASTEURIZED DAIRY PRODUCTS
Your Home Town Dairy Service
ED 5 2621
LU No. 302
UNITED STEEL WORKERS
OF AMERICA
1049 Fifth Avenue N
ew Kensington, Po.
Phone ATIcmtic 1 5914
FRANK ELLISHER
Distributors For
PEDLER CLARINETS
MARTIN BAND INSTRUMENTS
INDIANA BAND INSTRUMENTS
631 Penn Avenue Pittsburgh 22 PG
101
ARNOLD SUPER CLEANERS
WE CLEAN CLOTHES CLEANER
AII Work Done In Our Own Plant
CARL GENTILE FRANK "Peggy" NELSON
Phone: EDison 5-5411
1805 Fifth Avenue Arnold, Po.
Congratulations
Dealers of
DESOTO - PLYMOUTH
1330 Fifth Avenue Arnold, Po.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS and SUPPLIES
COOPER BROS.
"Music und Art Center"
810 Fifth Avenue New Kensington, Pa.
Congrotulotions Class of 1955
SOCIETA OPERAIA UMBRIA
1714-16 Third Avenue
Arnold, Po.
102
After the Game Follow the Crowd to - - -
JACOBS ICE CREAM PARLOR
If it's sports we also have it at our
store at 410 Ninth Street
Formerly Glock's
1701 Fifth Avenue Arnold, Pa.
Compliments of
JACOBS SPORTING GOODS STORE
410 Ninth Street New Kensington, Pa.
THE KEYSTONE DAIRY CO.
QUALITY PRODUCTS
Dairy Store EDison 7-3568
329 Sixth Avenue MOntrose 1-3020
Compliments of
JOHN FEDAN 81 CO.
1712-16 Fifth Avenue Arnold, Pa.
ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES - HARDWARE - FURNITURE
103
We BUY ond SELL USED CARS
JEROME MOTOR COMPANY
OLDSMOBILE CADILLAC
SAFETY TESTED USED CARS
Corner of Fourth Ave. and Eighth Street
Phone: EDison 7-4563 New Kensington, Po
Congratulations Seniors
SONS OF COLUMBUS
COUNCIL NO. 47
1620 Fourth Ave. Arnold, Penncx
KEN KAMERA
Top Quality Photo Supplies
ond Equipment
IO35 Fifth Avenue New Kensington, Po
CONGRATULATIONS
BEARER ELECTRIC 8m SUPPLY CO.
NEW KENSINGTON, PA.
104
Soy It With Flowers
REO'S FLOWER SHOP
Everything in Flowers
1607 Fifth Avenue Arnold, Pc:
Phone: EDison 7-6461
When You Think Of Insurance Think Of
JOHN W. HUNGER
AND DONALD H. HUNGER
"Your Friends And Neighbors"
KELLER ELECTRIC COMPANY
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR AND DEALER
x ir
Fifth Avenue at Eighth Street
Phone: EDison 7-3597 New Kensington, Pc.
BLOSER'S
Official Jewelers
To Arnold High School
960 FOURTH AVENUE
NEW KENSINGTON PENNSYLVANIA
'IO5
VALOS
HOUSE OF CANDY
Distinctive HOME MADE Candy
ED. 5-5281 ARNOLD, PA. 1718 Fifth Ave.
Compliments of
SINGER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY
949 - 5th Ave. New Kensington, Pcu.
Compliments of
TONY'S BAR AND GRILL
510 McCandless St. Arnold, Pa.
GORDON'S
W H O L E S A L E
Drugs - Notions - Candies - School Supplies - Cigars - Hosiery
Cigarettes - General Merchandise - Tobaccos
1521 Woodmont Avenue Phone: ED. 5-6911
106
AR-KEN PLUMBING 81 HOME SUPPLY
PLUMBING, PAINT 81 HARDWARE
NO JOB TOO BIG - NO JOB TOO SMALL
I606FfhA ARNOLD P ED 7 4311
DIQI: EDlson 7-348
LARRY MUDD'S TV and APPLIANCES
Hollicrczffers Quality
1700 Ff I1 A A Id P
Compliments of
THE ARNOLD DRUG STORE
I707 Ffh Avenue A Id P
Ph ED 7 6508
C grcitulotions Class of 55
F I S C U S
REAL ESTATE Sm INSURANCE AGENCY
I6I4 FIFTH AVE. ARNOLD, PA
. . . for style
Silverman lf
. . . for quality
The Fashion First Store
. . . tor service
Famous Fashions for
Juniors
Misses
Women
Children
Shop Our Big Downstai
at the Right Prices
rs Store For Shoe Bargains
MILLER BROS. SHOE STORE
New K
908 FIFTH AVENUE
ensington's Largest Shoe Store
The Store
of Fashions
Compliments of
AL'S TELEVISION RADIO 81 APPLIANCE
1706 Fifth Ave.
RCA
Dumont - Admiral
- Stromloerg Carlson
EDison 5-1961
Arnold, Pa.
T08
Congratulations Class of '55
' NOVOTNY AUTO BODY
Phone: EDison 5-2451
24-Hour Towing
GEORGE ELIAS IKE MILLER JIM ELIAS
ED. 7-6178 ED. 5-6424 ED. 5-6125
McMILLEN - SPEER COMPANY
Age Craft Aluminum Awnings
Keystone Aluminum Windows - Doors
Season-All Casement Windows - Doors
1720 5th Ave. ARNOLD, PA. EDison 5-1751
Your neighbor bought from us, why don't you?
Congratulations - Seniors
GAETANO PILATI FRATERNAL AID
Club No. 176
of Columbian Federation
1435 Fifth Avenue Arnold, Pa.
NAMEY BROTHERS HOME DAIRY
DISTRIBUTOR DAIRY VENDING MACHINES
We Make Home Made Ice Cream
1001 2nd Avenue New Kensington, Pa.
EDison 7-4581
109
Compliments of
NORTH STREET
SERVICE STATION
ARNOLD PENNA
"See Us First ond Save"
McKEAN'S HARDWARE
NEW KENSINGTON, PA.
ED. 5-1411 404 - 9th St.
Compliments of
LORANT'S TAVERN
"CHICKEN IN THE RUFF"
1902 Leishmon Ave. Arnold, Po.
H. A. KLINGENSMITH 81 SONS
"If it's HARDWARE we have it"
APPLIANCES - PAINTS - SPORTING GOODS
912 Fifth Ave. New Kensington, Pci.
Dial: EDison 7-4541
110
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DEPARTMENT
MAY THE MEMBERS OF ARNOID HIGH SCHOOLS 1955 GRADUATING CLASS BE
REMEMBERED AS CONTRIBUTING LASTING CREDIT TO THEIR SCHOOL THEIR
COMMUNITY AND THEIR COUNTRY
ASSOCIATION OF ALUMINUM
SALARIED EMPLOYEES
Affiliated with the
NATIONAL FEDERATION OF
SALARIED UNIONS
C A Burtord President H. A. Hoover Ist Vice President
R F Frabotta Secy Treasurer C. W. Ross .. 2nd Vice President
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Harry R. McArdIe Charles F Heister
Charles D. Myers Vincent Sacamano
Andrew Tymoczko John E. May
William Kotelec James A. Cullerton
112
UNITED GLASS AND CERAMIC
WORKERS OF NORTH AMERICA
CIO-CCL ARNOLD LOCAL NO. I7
EXECUTIVE BOARD
Frank E Lemon Jr President Harry A. Yobp Secretary Treasurer
James T Lemon Vice President William W. Johnston Trustee
Rex Beveridge Chairman Howard C. Bender Trustee
Joseph Resklewlcz Vice Chairman Joseph S. Zalenskx Trustee
Leonard E Bird Recording Secretary Joseph Tuslng Inner Guard
Congratulations
Class of 1955
FORWARD AMERICA LODGE 127
ITALIAN SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA
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ARNOLD PENNSYLVANIA
A R N 0 L D
TYPEWRITER 81. SUPPLY CO.
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Compliments
ALLEGHENY VALLEY INDUSTRIAL
UNION COUNCIL
NEW KENSINGTON, PA.
PRAHA CAFE
GOOD FOOD OF ALL KINDS
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ARNOLD BUILDER'S SUPPLY
Hardware 81 Paints Plumbing 8g Heating
Steel S I1 81 GI
OH' 81 Y d-2032 KIMB LL AVENUE
Ph ED 7 6536
Compliments of
TRIANGLE
ENGINEERING 8m STAMPING
COMPANY
600 Second Avenue New Kensington, Pa.
BEST WISHES
from
THE CITY OF ARNOLD
Mayor ....,,..,..,.,................, ,...,...,..,..,...........,,...,.,...,.......,.,,..............A..
Director Accounts 8. Finances ,..,.....,... ,.......
M. F. Horne
Alfred Colaianni
Director Streets 8K Public Improvements ........ John C. Minnick
Director Parks 8k Public Property ....... ,......,.. F rank Gigler
Director Public Safety .,,........,.,., ......, Louis Bruncsak
City Clerk ....,.
City Solicitor
City Controller
Tom Tannas
Andrew S. Romito
....... Theodore Cappone
City Engineer ,, ....,.,....,,., P. J. Mallck
Chief of Police
George Seigart
A PROGRESSIVE CITY OF PROGRESSIVE PEOPLE.
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PATRONS
Dr. F. A. Viggiano
Dr. L. C. Ceraso
DeMao's Inn
Attorney P. Louis De Rose
Dr. D. A. Marini
G. C. Murphy 81 Company
New Kensington Art Memorial
Attorney Andrew A. Romito
Dr. E. J. Stevens
Dr. H. W. Thomas
George Altmeyer
Bob Miller's Shoes
CampbeII's Grill
T. Cappone
Oscar Collodi
Falsetti's
Perr Bros.
PugIisi's Market
Sam's Fruit Market
Fuzzy Simon
Tallarico Shoe Repair
Vic's Shoe Repair
Zinamon's Jeweler
Bellomo's Market
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony
Bongi's Market
Di Fonzo's Market
Gatto's Shoe Repair
Guzzi's Shoe Repair
Eddie Joe
Huduch's Hat Cleaning
lozzi's Market
Pearl Kabacinski
Helen Kido
Bianco
Mr. and Mrs. Orlando Lisciarelll
Nicastro's Market
Mr. and Mrs. Patsy Rich
Sam's Tavern
Sarniak's Market
Weisz Shoe Repair
FAMOUS FOR ITALIAN TOMATO PIE
Only Kind in the Valley
P. 8m M. PIZZERIA
LEFTY AND MooNEY, Props.
EDison 9-9177 Arnold P0
IDEAL CLEANING CO.
BOOSTING CLASS OF '55
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