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C' 713 'X Tig 'JK i gi K -C 6 X - QA? I--' NUS? ,- Ny yiiise fe 3 is G 95 s . Contents be 'QR ' tl t 'X Faculw my 2? H X xp N5 NLM ix ' ES x, Wy it X91 Eg 8 S-3 at Xt ' Q I ' mia, A Seniors WI 5 V t 520,415 0 L ,l MW C9209 M tiwfwmwwltft f,yMfsft,MVws XM t gb Under Classmen if 7361! f 1 ft X I , W Q14 Aw gd? tw? it W? .iff X Qjalxvfiib UXVJN' J TZLW C M DKO I Activities gkvtibilyftfefgltpt ix' efyZ 1 Page? 100 ivglwlf ZA! pwjhjyyf gf Mu' t . .i , sic ' Page 130 f Athletics Page 142 i 5 its ti is t le PS9 Y uqf fini! 5 ' mdrf' rn, C Sie! Std Gisli t V Tsttstfga t ,A , A'5,J U' 'V f'f3iiftJQ5t7' W DEDICATICDN Y , X X Mit ts ti it s QV ju Pl fx Q l F f U W J IX ' Q Vt l it aww tlilttiif M Miss Elizabeth Kirkland served as sponsor ol the Balthi lor twenty years, devoting inueh of her time and a great deal of energy to making it one of the finest high school annuals. This year's stall, in recognition of her long service, feels that the l962 Balthi should he dedi- cated to Miss Kirkland with the hope that this book will in some part nieasure up to the high standards which she has established for this annual. t , P Quail to Witt at tw . - M 'W M . Ml it 6 ff 'n mf 1 W , f ' A 4 visa: Elizabeth B. Kirldond 7 90 LA K Z. 00 Ifllkl? 63 mod FACULTY Qenmmmki- X 1 1 .,,, ,. , 5 . ,V ,gg 3 qi- C ' 2 ' as -sf - if 41 sf 2 'J fi, Y ' t ' f V 1 , 4 we . i.. aa ,ar Q 'S .J W 9 Pig . ti , lm Q I . u .e , -w g ,Q : is ' gg, ,fy ew V X ff BOARD OF DIRECTORS-Standing: Edward R. Lawrence, Solicitor, Stanley A. jarecki, Sec- retary, Edwin W, Elliott, William B. Cullen. Sealed: Andrew VV. Kovacs, Edward X. Hallenberg, Vice-Presidentg Richard D. Snouffer, Presidentg Katherine K. Stone, Clifford M. Sweitzer Fred E. Barron. No! Pres-ent,' Don E. Vierling, Administrotion Dr. XV. Robert Paynter, Supervising Principal. 10 One of the least recognized parts of our school system is the school board. It is through their supervision that the school sys- tem is elfectively operated. Dr. VV. Robert Paynter, su- pervising principal for eleven years, graduated from the Penn- sylvania State University and the University of Pittsburgh where he received his Master of Education and Doctorate. Our thanks go to the admin- istration lor the excellent job they have done this year. THE CONTINUOUS TEST Hardly a day passes in which we don't experience that which is unwholesome, degrading, and unclean. It isn't possible to avoid these sordid and unpleasant dangers. The strong man or woman will ex- pect to travel some roads of life which are not smoothly paved. The continu- ous test is to be able to recognize the unclean, associate with it, and yet not become a part of it. You can't sidestep or stiff-arm the un- pleasant because our society is made up of many situations and events that may force you to enter the unwanted and undesirable. The continuous test is yours for all your earthly existence. To recognize and to associate sometimes with the unclean and yet not become a part of it is your constant task. The continuous test is self evaluated. Make your achievement the highest. C. PAUL CLARK Princilbal ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTS-Standing: Raymond E. Bak- er, J. Ernest Harrison. Seated: Dr. YVarrcn Shepler, Mfilbert C. Brandtonies. C. Paul Clark, Principal The administrative assistants are responsible for the employ- ment of personnel, the purchase of supplies, and the planning and development of curriculum. lt is their responsibility to eval- uate the instructional staff and aid in the supervision of stu- dents. L.. H. E. Demich, Vice-Principal A. S. Crevar, Administrative Assistant Quiet! Administrators at work. ' SECRETARIES-Dorothy Nickel, Dorothy Hasbach, Carol Simmons, Kay Vaglia The report card rush. I 2 4 Guidance X. H. j. Klein, Co-ordinalor Can IlzeIj1y0u? ,af Luella H. Caldwell Now, what seems to be the problem? J. H. McCormick, Mary H. George. This book may answer your college questions Jennie F. Halapatz, VV. L. Klein, Elizabeth C. Beicller, Claudia A. Stroyd, P. C. Flcischaucr, E. J. Neiclcrlander. Summit Conference- Eleanorc M. Smith, Co-orclinator Theme Dreams- Marian E. Corbett Read! read! read! English J. F. Butler Louder, please! 14 YV. L. YVarren Welcome to English class. C. F. Greiner, A. P. English. Support your generalizations. Sara Daley, Anne C, Phster, Patricia A. Jardini. 4'How would you like to have to clean this house? 'E F. D. Campbell, Josephine Minetti, Librarians. This book looks interestirzgf' ADVANCED PLACEMENT ENGLISH A. P. English is a college course offered to high school seniors who show a particular apti- tude in English. The writing in this course is primarily analytical, expository and argumenta- tive. In the literature program the emphasis is placed on intensive rather than extensive read- ing. Now in its second year at Baldwin, A. P. Eng- lish has challenged and rewarded its partici- pants. 35-ff .4-ann? . E. Gillooly, Elizabeth B. jenkins, Co-ordinator, L. Fazio. The investigative themes are coming along nicely. Social Studies P. R, Minetti, A. Hilko. . . . and then there are current events T. V. WORLD CULTURES The new Television World Cultures Course, introduced this year at Baldwin, is an exper- iment in large-group educa- tion. During the seventh period each day, students, enrolled in this study, viewed a half-hour television program dealing with the cultures of the world. The Television World Cultures Course, like all new ideas, was a challenge to students and teachers. Pat Erfert, Howard Hodge, Zcnobia Kott. Wonder if I could switch to some- thing besides World Cultures? W. W 1 new ll A. P. HISTORY Advanced Placement History is another experimental course initiated at Baldwin this year. It emphasizes comprehension and appreciation of the ideas and concepts interwoven into the history of the United States. Group discussion and outside reading are integral parts of the program. Advanced Placement History is designed to stimulate an understanding of history in its proper prospective. J. F. Bruni, H. C. Colesberry, H. I. McCormick, E. J. Meell. 'Tor our next excursion . . J. R. Wagner, Co-ordinanor, W. F. Hornfeck. The Math Men KI. R. james, Elizabeth B. Kirkland. Isr1't that the way it's clone? J. M. Carbouarzl, M. E. Chapman, Jr. G1'nphiralIy speaking . . . Mathematics Q' .- 'Q-.K . ,. .Ms ki Joann E, Bcrkoben, Nancy D. Keeler, Yolande G. Conte. They train our fulure secretaries. Business Education r An is ,, ,,., f.. M vfyg, v.. mm Ne2.'!,!w ...s V.. ,sf Hg Ns. .M .335-A-'+ ,', ,,,,, .- Znmauv- .M f:,:f ,..,, '22 5350 V A ' ffifilf , wizikwc' Eleanor M. Magncss, Meryl A. Rust, Co-ordinator Planning tonzorrowis business classes. G. Michael, S. F. Kern. Figures to befuddle you. Evelyn H. Baxter, Co-ordinator When you hear me, raise your hand. as-aa, : . f 1 iii? LANGUAGE LABORATORY The Language Laboratory, installed at Bald- win last year, is a tremendous help to students and teachers. Students have achieved greater comprehension of foreign languages by hearing tapes through earphones. Facilities for imitating the tapes help students improve intonation and pronunciation. This year visual aids have been added so that students not only hear and speak the language, but also co-ordinate these senses through sight. The increased proficiency of stu- dents in foreign languages has been very notice- able. Longuoges vga, Mr. Oesterich It's not as easy as it looks. J. Trujillo, J. P. Colanero. Habla usted espaiol? 20 . M5595 ww.. '-.V 27, :g::fg:::e', . will , . f 5 fi W if iff. wx 4 0 5 N 22 f M s i YY S-V Qimm 7 nz' llfl C. B. A. CHEMISTRY This is an experimental course in its second year at Baldwin. The major theme of the Chemical Bond Approach, which is woven through the course, is the idea that the chem- ical and physical proper- ties of substances are the result of the manner in which its atoms bond to one another. The empha- sis is on the three types of bondsg ionic, covalent, and metallic. 23, .5 -- nl ' N ff - - z-as sr.. A C Frantz D W Kelly. Looks complicated doesvft it? V W Luraw, H. D. Becker. Dare you to solve this one! -f we L , gs., A y K 1- - If Q-it-ff-,tfsg-M-f . ,- Mimi WVynn, A. Bartos, Co-ordinator. 'tN0zu pay attention, Mimi. 7' P.S.S.C. PHYSICS P.S.S.C., Physical Science Study Committee, is a new approach to high school physics. It is de- signed to reduce mernorixation, develop compre- hension ol' logical sequence, and stimulate inter- est in scientific concepts. The series of tech- niques, applied through textbooks, problems, Elms, and laboratory work, encourages students to think. P.S.S.C. Physics prepares one for the understanding of modern physical science. Procticol Arts Anita Malone EUGWOVIE Sll0uld be PTGPCHKI1- W. J. Sullivan, Co-ordinator, W. A. Doney They dirl a good job. W. J. Sullivan, J. B. Stone, J. W. Wamerman, H. M. Robbins, R. L. Keller. Only the best equipment will do. 24 fav' Fine Arts 41'CL+fW' w X W my f: x . ,g jean Melzmey, R. C. Henkowsky. WV. J. Mcllroy Art is not neglected at Baldwin. Why do you always wait till the last nzizzutzf to learn sonzelhirzgiu R. V. Shallcy When in d0Mbl-H1LIIllIllIl.',' 25 ...ggi Dolores A. Merritt,Yirgiflig'-Lg'Haupt. Sticks J X ff XL' I f E -in X mi' fx, X . Health and Safety Mary E. Haus, W. O. Fritsch. That's a bad place to get a pain. 32335635 die ffl G. H. Matthews, E. Karpa, R. H. Ardell A discussion on physical fitness. Helen P. Byrne Which ear hears the buzz? T. J. Duhig Let's go! 'Nw fi Wi Helen Bellus, Veronica Krampe, Mrs. Pastorius, Dietician, Theresa Kovacs. Lunch is on the way! Cafeteria Stoll Edith Kaecher, Mary Geis, Florence Haberstich, julia Stonic, Clara Scheible, Betty Peters, Henrietta Bier. Swift, egicient service. F21 -,Q if 28 Yvilliam Steiner, Steve Kass, Bob Kurtz. rw J CD Q Q Q Q ii Always ready to help a girl who ra11't gel her lock open. Maintenance Stoii 'K i 1-4 Dolores Sup, Florence Bushman, Virginia Krocker, Betty Peach Leona Baguet. The ladies responsible for our clean school. 29 SENIQRS T W . T 1 ' as .S , - H . . 1- I - .l , SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSORS-Standing: J. Beyer, Vice Presidentg Mr, Bartos, Sponsorg M. Misko, President. Seated: T. Probed, Treasurer: Mr. Gillooly, Sponsorg Lewis, Secretary. Class Colors: Blue and White Class Flower: White Rose Class Motto: It is better to be than to seem. During our Senior year, we reach the academic and social apex of our high school career. As a class, we share for the first and last time those exclusively senior events . . . Senior Recognition Night, Senior Christmas Dance in The Peppermint Lounge, the Senior Class party, the antics of Her Majesty, Miss Jones, and finally the Prom, Class Day, and Graduation. These events will be with us always, but we must not dwell in the past for the future beckons. 32 William J. Jeslco On Saturday, October 21, 1961, Mr. William Jesko passed away. Mr. Jesko taught everyone who knew him, both in the classroom and out of it. His sub- ject was not Spanish. He instructed us in those subjects only the greatest of teachers understand, and taught in the only way these things can be taught, by example. He taught us a great deal about respect: respect for hard work and pride in doing a job, no matter how diflicult or trivial, as well as we couldg he taught us not only to tolerate, but to respect the other fellow's point of viewg he taught us in hislquiet, mild way to respect authority. He served generously and ably as the long-time sponsor of our Senior classes. In a way, he was the Senior class. For this reason, we have chosen to place his picture here, with the student body of which he was such an integral part. He made the lives of those of us who knew him and learned from him richer, and among us his passing is deeply felt. The real tragedy, however, lies in the fact that so many more might have been taught by him. The greatest loss is theirs. 33 Linda Ack Bobbi JANICE R. APPEL Janice Reading her way to a teaching career . . . F.T.A., Library Club, Y-Teens, jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play. LESLIE ARCH Les Plans on being a metallurgist . . . capable chemist . . . quiet except when with friends . . . Chemistry Club. CAROL ARMSTRONG Carol Soft-spoken . . . but lots of fun . . . Balthi, Leaders, Biology Club, Girls' Intramurals, Y- Teens, National Honor Society. LINDA ABRAMSEN Blue-eyed Swede . . . WHIIIS I0 take to the sky . . . likes talking and tennis . . . Y-Teens, Med- ical Club, Girls' Intramurals. DAVID L. ACKERMAN The Thin Man . . . Balthi's coin collector, rare and current . . . a terrific guy . Boys' Glee Club. . . Balthi, ROBERTA ADAMS Artistically adept . . . cuts a great figure eight . . . charming smile . . . Art Club, Medical Club, Girls' Intramurals. . tg ..: easa 3-.q.,n'39f lr W Q' .giigfTs1f'e?e?Zg' - ri sew msg, .tg zifitsiat. zen' H f . -. -us : fu - .4 .. J- - -- st. Y . . . aj . .,,. .. 1 s 7'..,. ' '91, wwvww M wifes 5 A K1 . 1, ., GARY D. ALBERTS -1li' A ii Gm ' Happiest when in the metal , shop . . . likes football, basket- ' ball, and baseball . . . Boys' 1 Glee Club, spanish Club. ayc - JANICE L. ALLISON Janice Her future lies in medical tech- nology . . . reserved . . . Y- Teens, Medical Club, Cross, F.H.A. LINDA ALLISON Linda Statuesque red head . dious, but not dull . . . Senate, Honor Society, Y-Teens, Heatherettes, Intramurals. I 1 'E' -',, Jr. Red . . stu- Student F.T.A., Girls' MICHAEL ATHERTON Mike Has that certain something . . . Band, Student Senate, Speech and Debate, Chemistry Club, Biology Club. JUEL E. BACKSTROM juel Loves to ski and sail . . . will teach art . . . Highlander, Pur- balite, Band, F.T.A., Speech and Debate, Y-Teens. JUDY A. BAKER Baker Sophisticated . . . but uninhib- ited . . . National Honor Soci- ety, Purbalite, Girls' Pep Club, F.T.A., jr. Red Cross, Y-Teens. SUSAN BARBIN Sue Sweet Sue . . . fun loving . . . lovely to look at and listen to . . . Heatherettes, Girls' Glee Club, Student Senate, Jr. Red Cross. JAMES BARONE .lim Always well groomed . . . will pass his talents on to others . . . sends those ten pins crashing . . . can bat that ball. JAMES BAUGHMAN jim One of Baldwin's sturdy harri- ers . . . advanced math and chess are his games . . . Cross Country, Chess .Club, Baseball, Key Club. - 2- RALPH F, BEERBOWER i Tim Broad, beaming smile . . . Tim likes tinkering with cars . . . an ' Y' '-'. optimistic physicist . . . Orches- - tra, Band, Chemistry Club, ' M Graphic Arts. ww :ily ma i 'Y-in WILLIAM BENNETT Budding businessman . . . will be a proficient politician . . . diverse interests are t y p i n g, welding, and football. KARLA BENTZEN Her eyes and her personality . sparkle . . . vivacious . . . Heath- erettes, Leaders Club, Y-Teens, , . Student Senate, Girls' Intra- Bill p in J Karla . . ' ei ': . , f s V Y I murals. PATRICIA BERENTS Pat Warm personality . . . beautiful smile . . . Girls' Glee Club, Speech and Debate Club, Jr. Red Cross, Spanish Club, F.T.A., Junior Class Play. WESLEY BERGER Wes Has a quick wit . . . our first string fullback . . . Student Sen- ate, Varsity Lettermen, Home Room Oflicer, Boys' Pep Club, F.T.A., Boys' Glee Club. JAMES M. BERNARDING jim To know him is to like him . . . very patient . . . dislikes noisy people . . . wants to be a mil- lionaire . . . Football, Wrestling. JOSEPH J. BEYER joe Highly intelligent . . . fun per- sonihed . . . Key Club, Wres- tling, Purbalite, National Honor Society, Home Room Officer, Track. CHARLES M. BIERI Chuck Blue-eyed gentleman . . . very skillful in handicrafts . . . weight lifting and body building favorite pastimes. CAROLYN BIRD Carolyn Makes the knitting needles click . . . will make a good nurse . . . Girls' Pep Club, Na- tional Honor Society, Junior Red Cross, Girls' Glee Club, Y-Teens, Girls' Intramurals. .vt -fkv 'ri ,- . Qlkl A tj.. 'H WILLIAM J. BISSELL Bill Has a professional talent for bowling . . . Problems of De- mocracy are no problem for him . . . Fore! . . . Chess Club, Boys' Pep Club. LINDA R. BIXLER Linda ' Very sincere person . . . a busi- ness offnce beckons . . . a phone fiend . . . Y-Teens, Clerical Serv- ice Club, F.B.L.A. JEAN A. BLANEY jean Very honest . . . always ready to read . . . a future pedagog . . . loves diamonds-the baseball kind . . . chipper . . . Y-Teens, junior Red Cross. ROBERT BLISS Bob Enjoys all sports . , . friendly . . . Highlander Choir, Varsity Lettermen, Boys' Pep Club, Football, Baseball, Basketball, Boys' Glee Club. KAREN BLOHME Karen Beautiful pageboy . . . out-going . . , Highlander Choir, F.T.A., jr. Class Play, Girls Glee Club, Speech and Debate, Art Club. JAMES BOFFEY jim Enjoys working with cars . . . jovial . . . even-tempered . . . easy going . . . Homeroom Ofh- cer. BARBARA A. BOGUCKI Babs Five foot five blue-eyed blonde . . . enjoys swimming and base- ball . . . special talent: playing the piano . . . Secretarial Serv- ice Club. DONNA BOMER Bom A future secretary . . . Heath- erettes, Student Senate, Nation- al Honor Society, Secretarial Service Club, Purbalite, F.T.A. MARTIN BONOMI Marty A promoter of legalized speed- ing . . . enjoys the outdoor life . . . considers himself an auto- motive genius . . . retreat is the metal shop. SHIRLEY BORN Shir! Plans to be an interior deco- rator . . . pert, little miss . . . Clerical Service Club, Ushers Club, F.B.L.A. MARY L. BRADEL Mary Lou Unusual wardrobe . . . plays the piano . . . is interested in people . . . Glee Club, Ushers Club, Y-Teens. PETER R. BROEREN Pete - Sport fan . . . likable . . . Boys' Pep Club, American Field Serv- ice, Spanish Club, Homeroom Officer, Graphic Arts. VVILLIAM D. BROMLFY Bronze! Mr. Military . . . l'Saldwin's Lindbergh . . . Student Senate, Speech and Dehate, Track, Band Color Guard. CHRISTINE ISROYVN Crystal Blonde bubble . . . refreshing . . . Student Senate, Purhalite, Girls' Pep Clulm, l .T.A., Y- Teens, Girls, Intramurals. FRED L, BROXVN Fred Golf Hend . . . always on stage . . . Speech and Debate, Stage Crew, junior Red Cross, Track. Decorating Club. 'KGive us a cheer for Baldwin! X X ef f ? wa .,,l,. f f , f'Q H. K1 S ' I K Maas, me V M., V t gtsfqitz :,. i J . .. V g Y ' ' ,K '.'. N '9 W f H .'., 4:fr f ill s' . 1 2 3 O N sv rt 1 , iw S 'G- E' , - I. qw ' . . ,L A ROBERT BRIITICO Bride Great dancer '... ambitious . . . adept in the hookkeeping busi- ness . . . destined to attain stlccess, CAROL IBIYHR Carol Noted for her wardrobe . . pennies, pennies, pennies . . . enjoys picnics . . . Y-Teens. SALLY A. BUNTIN limtmz Petite Bostonian . . . at home with at paint brush . . . whirls on the ice rink . . . twinkle-toed . . . very artistic. i fm H 1 THOMAS BURKE Tom Plans to see the world . . . wants to have his own business . . . pleasant disposition . . . Boys' Glee Club. KAREN BUSH Karen A loyal friend . . . likes to sew . . . Heatherettes, Leaders Club, Girls' Intramurals, junior Red Cross, Medical Club. ROBERT M. BUSHMAN Bob Fond of food . . . will eat any- thing edible . . . frequently found working with his car . . . has a sly wink. JOHN CALABRO john Loves to print whether at home or in the Print Shop . . . dex- terous . . . Graphic Arts. CHARLES S. CARDANI Chuck Cupid II . . . considerate . . . National Honor Society, Student Senate, Highlander Choir, Class Ofhcer, Boys' Pep Club, Chem- istry Club. ELEANOR A. CARLSEN Ellie Music . . . Music . . . Music . . . Orchestra, Highlander Choir, Speech and Debate, Heather- ettes, Baldwinaires, National COLLEEN CARNEY Colleen Dainty blue-eyed blond . . future secretary . . . quiet . . . dancing favorite pastime . . . Heatherettes, Girls' Glee Club. DONNA J. CASCIANI Donna Plans to enter the secretarial world . . . Heatherettes, Secre- tarial Service Club, F.B.L.A., Clerical Service Club, Girls' In- tramurals, Home Room Ofhcer CAROL E. CHAMBERS Carol Never without a smile . . . Stu- dent Senate, Y-Teens, Home Room OfFlC6I, Jr. Red Cross, Medical Club, Girls' Intramu- rals. Honor Society. 'K' 9012 'X Us my 1 R Le 'K CHARLES CHERRINGTON Chick Better known as The Profes- sor . . . excels in cross country . . . likes to be outdoors . . . Track, Cross Country. 1 RONALD CHESNOS Ron Devoted to music . , . rich in personality and friends , . . de- pendable . . . Band, Balthi, Baseball, Orchestra. W THOMAS A. CHORBA Chorb Initiative studded with humor . . . National Honor Society, Student Senate, Home Room Officer, Highlander Choir, Let- termens' Club, Varsity Letter- men. Lorraine RALPH CHURCHILL Ralph Debonaire . . . comedian . . . Key Club, Football, Varsity Let- termen, Student Senate, Track, Home Room Officer. CAROL CITRO Carol A sports enthusiast . . . Ushers Club, Clerical Service Club, F.B.L.A., Girls' Intramurals. ROBERT CLAIRE Bob Baldwin's Fred Astaire . . . Football, Baseball, Track, Var- sity Lettermen, H ig h l a n d e r Choir, Boys' Pep Club. Ni' .1 Rt il Yi fa 1-f ld' 5. F Yi. -H sw -:- 91. ii ' .Ti 5 -ai. sm- . M 'ig a, , LORRAINE COFSKY JAMES L. COOK Cook VICTORIA CLARK Vicki Personality plus . . . Student Senate, jr. Class Play, Class Oili- cer, F.T.A., Speech and Debate, Chemistry Club. CHARLOTTE R. CLOSE Chari Miss Petite of the Choir . . . Highlander Choir, N ation al Honor S o C i e t y, Heatherettes, F.T.A., Medical Club, Y-Teens. DAVID R. COCHRAN Dave An easy going guy . . . football fan . . . Pleasant companion . . . I-Iome Room Officer, Boys' Pep Club. 'i .1 - fn. nf 'Q Q -tk Stylish cheerleader . . . beauti- ful auburn hair . . . Cheerlead- er, jr. Red Cross, Medical Club, Y-Teens, Glee Club, Purbalite. MARTHA M. COLESBERRY Martha Small and active . . . gym en- thusiast . . . Heatherettes, Lead- ers, Y-Teens, F.T.A., F.H.A., Girls' Intramurals, Ushers. THOMAS CONNORS Tom Quiet type . . . black hair . . . subtle humor . . . excels in gym class . . . Graphic Arts, Boys' Pep Club. Reserved manner . . . saxophone player . . . looks for- ward to a career as a doctor . . . Band, Orchestra, Biology Club. F 4 v i .,.ix suPCrior 5 K W L, M. LIN-DA S. COOPER Linda Pleasant . . . an attractive High- lander . . . Student Senate, Highlander Choir, Highlander, F.T.A., National Honor Society, Y-Teens. KRISTINE A. CORDIER Kris Teaching in her future . . . Majorettes, Balthi, F.T.A., Biol- ogy Club, National Honor So- ciety, Student Senate. .6 If v CHARLES C. COVEY , li ulzilz IK, An oralor . . . Speech and De- wikis-its K A batc, jr. Class Play, Biology M, Club, National Honor Society, Chess Club, Graphic Arts. FAITH A. CREASEY Faith my Sparkling green eyes . . . looks best in red . . . enjoys music and dancing . . . Y-Teens, Ush- ers Club. PATRICIA J. CROSBY Pat Likes to chew gum . . . friendly . . . secretarial future . . . hnds ..,,..., pleasure in driving . , . F.B.L.A. W , IVetzel . . . NVetzel . . . he's our man! Joan Swanson is crowned Pep Queen. She is attended by Judy Heil and Judy Lauer. 40 Roy Loret BETTY CROWLEY Betty jane Wishes to be a model . . . has a mind of her own . . . Girls' Glee Club, F.B.L.A., Clerical Service Club, Girls' Intramurals. MARY ALICE CROWLEY Mary Alice She plans to teach her dancing talent to others . . . enjoys horseback riding . . . Girls' In- tramurals, F.B.L.A., Girls' Glee Club. THOMAS W. CROWLEY Crow What a storyteller! . . . You're just too wise Mr. Charles. . . . finds fun in everything he does . . . Spanish Club, Boys' Pep Club. ROY A. DALZELL if ,N . ,,, ,M X 'Y LORETTA A. Del PERCIO SONDRA S. CURETON Sandy Finds cherry pie irresistible . . . expressive eyes . . . a sweet, gentle gal . . . Girls' Glee Club, Girls' Pep Club. WILLIAM R. DALLAS Bill Gets a kick out of life . . . has a walk all of his own . . . Boys' Pep Club, Wrestling. CHERYL A. DALRYMPLE Sherry Has an enviable assortment of clothes . . . F.T.A., Y-Teens, junior Red Cross, National Honor Society, Purbalite. ,jk -fre, ,. iii .F ss.. 'Q gg. . A 1. ,W Q A-L Likes knocking down ten pins . . . easy going . . . tall business- man . . . coin collector . . . Golf, Boys' Glee Club. NANCY De BATTISTA Nancy Dee Lookout Broadway! . . . one of Baldwin's finest majorettes . . . Majorettes, F.T.A., Home Room Officer, Girls' Glee Club, junior Red Cross, Girls' Intramurals. JOHN W. DECKON Mr. Future sees sailing with the Merchant Marines . . . likes cars and motorcycles . . . enjoys rock 'n' roll. Dark eyes . . . hopes to be a beautician . . . Y-Teens, Ushers Club, Girls' Glee Club, Girls' Intramurals. ROBERT A. De MARE Bob Excels on the wrestling mat . . . Varsity Lettermen, Wrestling, Cross Country, Boys' Pep Club, Track. LaDORNA De PAUL LaDorna Her friendship is enriching . . . Band, Biology Club, Orchestra, junior Red Cross, M e d i c al Club, National Honor Society. I Et .1 Ng' 4 X 'Y R f Joyce NANCY J. DEPP Nancy Looks forward to a career in nursing . . . always smiling . . . F.T.A., Medical Club, Latin Club, Y-Teens. RONALD A. DETILLO Ron A proficient welder . . . lost out- side of metal shop . . . enjoys the outdoors . . . sports enthu- siast . . . Track. SAUNDRA L. DIAZ Sandy Vivacious . . . Cheerleader, La- tin Club, National Honor Soci- ety, Purbalite, Highlander, Jun- ior Class Play, Y-Teens. JOYCE A. DOYAK CHARLES R. DICK Chuck Specializes in wisecracks . . . a car fan . . . Student Senate, Home Room Officer, Spanish Club, Boys' Pep Club, Conces- sions Squad. ROBERT W. DIERKEN Dierk Takes things as they come . . . wants to go to business school . . . Boys' Glee Club. , . ' ': fa -, fl M . 3 ,pa E if ,, K 2 -Q fav , I, 'HX -Q23 , 5 at , ,Je , -,,,,., V Im 3? 'QQ ., , Y max' ,T g sa.. 'P K Always nice to everyone . . . sincere . . . cute in all her ways . . . Biology Club, Girls' Pep Club, Junior Red Cross, Med- ical Club, Balthi. MARLENE DRAGAR Marlene Responsible . . . lively humor . . . Junior Red Cross, Chem- istry Club, Balthi, Junior Class Play, National Honor Society, Art Club. JOYCE A. DRESSLER joyce Outdoor life appeals to her . . . is a good cook . . . enjoys her accordion . . . Medical Club, Chemistry Club, Latin Club. . A JAMES H. DONAHUE - Jim Tall, dark, and handsome . . . ' ' W the friendliest boy . . . Football, '2 - ,, - 7 M ' Baseball, Highlander Choir, Baldwinaires, Student Senate. JUDITH A. DRYER f Pretty . . . large expressive brown-eyes . . . a smile for everybody . . . Girls' Pep Club, U illv Y-Teens, Student Senate, Home Room Officer. A Q JEFFREY E. DURGEE J xpg Fe 165 . World-wise . . . slow smile . . . it masculine . . . Track, Football, 1 up A iji ,J Lettermens' Club, Cross Coun- if . -p-V try, Key Club, Spanish Club. .:. ' I. MARJORIE J. EBKEN Margie Avid baseball fan . . . nice way about her . . . always ready to help . . . Y-Teen. SUANN EDWARDS Susie A laugh a line . . . fun to be with . . . Girls' Pep Club, F.T.A., Biology Club, Balthi, National Honor Society, Latin Club. DAVID D. ELLIOTT Dave Brains . . . personality . . . lively . . . good sport . . . Band, Golf, National Honor Society, Orches- tra, Physics Club, Chess Club. LAWRENCE K. ELLSWORTH Larry Our Cuban exile . . . Math Club, National Honor Society, SANDRA D. ERBE Sandy Her smile will brighten any business office . . . friendly . . . Heatherettes, Girls' Glee Club, Y-Teens. LINDA G. EROLINE Lin Interest lies in foods and fads . . . makes her own wardrobe . . . feminine . . . Medical Club, Girls' Intramurals. JOHN ERSKINE john Hopes to be a Madison Avenue man . . . his words and songs 54 'A 'Y I REBECCA D. FAIX Becky Helpful . . . loyal . . . Medical Club, Y-Teens, F.T.A., Biology, Girls' Intramurals, jr. Red Cross. NICHOLAS F. FALGIONE Nick Quick with the quadratic equa- tion . . . master of mechanical drawing . . . likes cars, all shapes and sizes. JACK J. FARAR jack Will make a fine mechanic someday . . . tall-lanky . . . likes the shops . . . Track, Wrestling, Cross Country. Highlander Choir, Chemistry Club, Biology Club, Photogra- phy Club. 'in vs .P f l A yr flow . . . Highlander Choir, Boys' Glee Club, Boys' Pep Club. 'AIS- qe- -99 ii' viizi V . ' . six K' , Lu A ii i ..f , ,. ., ,-. 4 N- . 'R '4551g,fJ? .531 5 .S ROBERT W. FARRINGTON Bob Daring . . . quite the actor . . . undecided occupation . . . Boys' Glee Club, junior Class Play. PHILIP H. FASSETT Phil Sinks the putts for Baldwin . . . kindly manner . . . Baldwin- aires, Golf, Football, Chess Club, Key Club, Lettermen. NANCY I. FEE Nancy Responsible . . . Highlander Choir, Heatherettes, B al t h i, Girls' Glee Club, Y-Teens, Na- tional Honor Society. rj ..f 1 Vyk -.! K ' A, x 1- Q-fy' . Q Q I is 532' 4 '- -. 7 ...V F X. -,ggwfg Q, Q ,, s 'ax ., ,,,ml?f,. . ,sf -ff 5:-,z .. z, E. W, 'Nix ANNA M. FEENAN Ann Majors in secretarial work . . . continually talking on the tele- phone . . . Clerical Service Club, Ushers Club. VIRGINIA M. FELLNER Ginny Future secretary . . . demure . . . Girls' Pep Club, Secretarial Service Club, Leaders Club, junior Red Cross. JACQUELINE FERRIS Jacqueline A tall blonde . . . makes typing keys click . . . possesses a pleas- ant personality. BARBARA E. FETTIS Barb Sports minded . . . Y-Teens, I-Iomeroom Ol'Hcer, Girls' Intra- murals, F.B.L.A., Clerical Serv- ice Club, Latin Club. MICHAEL J. FISHER Mike Keen on cars . . . sharp dresser . . . pleasant personality . . . enjoys doing manual work . . extremely quiet. PAMELA B. FITCH Pam Ingenious . . . Cheerleader, Highlander Choir, Secretarial Service Club, Heatherettes, Na- tional Honor Society, Girls' Glee Club. 5 gl c 1 rrs-. Uh, ........ Baldwin's P.S.S.C. class performs many unusual experiments SUSAN FLANIGAN Sue N A l p V,Vt Always greets you with a smile ii V A' Glee Club, Home Room Officer, ua fs Spanish Club, Girls' Intramu- . . . Highlander Choir, Girls' rals. CHERYL C. FLEIS Sherry Plans to go far in the business world . . . Ushers Club, Secre- tarial Service Club, F.B.L.A., Girls Intramurals. CHARI FORBES Chari Hopes to be a medica . . . terrihc dancer Brentwood refugee. Q? 1 1: L. ups-v-f LV , mx 1 V A I X Q Nk,,. 49-if nc fi: - ,glam x X 8 Q l secretary if ..i?l 1' - .5 - ' 3? JOHN C. GEORGETSON jack Infectious smile . . . happy-go- lucky . . . flower in his lapel . . . Highlander Choir, Boys' Glee Club, Boys' Pep Club. ROBERT GERST Bob At home in the chemistry lab . . . likes to collect the latest records . . . spends a lot of time at all the record hops. JO ANN GETZUG jo Giggle, giggle . . . sweetness . . . Student Senate, Home Room Officer, Purbalite, Girls' Pep Club, F.T.A., junior Red Cross. ROBERT M. FRITSCH Mike Cars...cars...cars... tinkering, toiling, p o u n d i n g, sounding . . . likes to play the trumpet . . . Clerical Service Club. LOUIS D. GAGLIARDI Louie Good prospect for the army . . . business student . . . whiz with a fishing rod . . . wizard with a rifle . . . Boys' Pep Club. LEO W. GALLAGHER Lee Leader of the Pep Assemblies . . . amiable . . . always has a funny saying . . . Boys' Pep Club, Wrestling. TOM A. GOODWORTH Goodie Wild blue yonder beckons . . . baseball is his sport . . . per- fectionist with all . . . good fix-it man. RICHARD C. GOTCH Dick jimmy Dorsey of the senior class . . . one of the twins . . . physics has a special meaning for him . . . Track, Band. ROBERT GOTCH Bob Harry james of the senior class . . . ambition: aeronautical engineer . . . Band, Graphic Arts. Q .1 2 s 4 if .Q RICHARD GRAY Rich A deep interest in American history . . . to be a machinist is his goal. NANCY J. GRUNDY Grun Peppiest cheerleader ever . . . individualist . . . Cheerleader, Highlander Choir, National Honor Society, Balthi, F.T.A. RUTH E. GUISER Betsy Lively . . . National Honor Soci- ety, Highlander Choir, Heather- ettes, Leaders Club, Student Senate, Secretarial Service Club. TERRY A. HAMROCK Terry Has a desire to teach art . . . Heatherettes, Purbalite, Girls' Glee Club, Art Club, F.T.A., Jr. Red Cross. 1 THERESA L. GRIVALSKY Terry i f 1 Enthusiastic . . . likes to draw I li J if VV . . . enjoys her business subjects , . . . friendly . . . Secretarial Serv- j i ice Club. . My i A CHARLES W. GROGAN, JR. M' .., V. ,A Grog Has a for everyone . . . A I Balthi's art designer . . . loyal .V friend . . . Student Senate, Bal- thi, Boys' Pep Club. JAMES E. HANLON jim Living is his favorite pastime . . . set on civil engineering . . . Stu- dent Senate, Boys' Pep Club, Football. MARJORIE A. HARSHBARGER Margie Thinks sports cars are special . . . psychology is her side inter- est . . . Secretarial Service Club. JACK W. HARTMAN jack Deep, resonant voice . . . enjoys stamp collecting . . . hockey is his favorite sport . . . Speech and Debate. JOAN L. HATFIELD Hats Radio City Ballet, here she comes! . . . always amicable . . . . . . Y-Teens, F.B.L.A., Girls' Intramurals. JOHN B. HAVEKOTTE Bruce A good Scout . . . mischievous grin . . . Boys' Pep Club, Wres- tling, Chemistry, Chess Club, Concessions Squad. BARBARA M. HAYNE Barbara Happy on the dance floor . . . Home Room Oflicer, Art Club, F.B.L.A., Secretarial S e r v i c e Club, Girls' Intramurals, Deco- rating Club. - JUDITH L. HEIL Judy Beautiful Pep attendant . . . Girls' Pep Club, Y-Teens, jr. Red Cross, Girls' Glee Club, Girls' Intramurals. MARGARET L. HEROLD Peggy Active miss . . . always smiling . . . Balthi, Student Senate, F.T.A., Leaders Club, Girls' In- tramurals. DAVID HIBBARD California or Bust . . . at home in the water and the woods . . . enjoys tinkering and toiling with cars. ROBERT J. HICKEY Bob Has a passion for printer's ink . . . enjoys our national pastime . . . Purbalite, Graphic Arts, Sound Squad. FREDERICK E. HICKS Freddie Has the ability to dispute Euclid's theory . . . a prize pawn . . . plays the drums . . . Band, Orchestra, Chess Club. MARSHA A. HIRT Pixie Center of attraction . . . Balthi, Purbalite, Girls' Pep Club, Sec- retarial Service Club, F.T.A., junior Red Cross. 134 . el X l S- ill , .. ,sv BEVERLY HOELZLE Bev Happy-enjoys helping people . . . will be successful in the business world . . . Girls' Intra- murals, Girls' Glee Club. GEORGE L. HOFFMAN George Comfortable behind the wheel of his red truck . . . he is at home in or on the water . . . Sound Squad. RICHARD D. HOLDEN Dick A math-minded man . . , chief of checkmates . . . uk uk . . . brains and brawn . . . Home Room Officer, Chess Club. :am . f W fig, -F,-.C: i5.'ff' elf ' '- U V214 is 'G-M 3 W Z , 3' y 3 Q: tg.. 5 nf' fr 5 ... . ..,,., ,..,,, I ,. , . gps 1 F, 5 . LARRY D. HOLT I Larry Collegiate . . . physics, food, and football . . . Football, Varsity Letrermens' Club. Track, Wres- tling, Boys' Pep Club. JEAN E, HORVATH jean Five foot two, eyes of blue . . . bound for a college campus . . . Girls' Glee Club, Heatherettes, Junior Red Cross, Spanish Club. PAMELA L. HORVATH Pam Has a striking beauty . . . Heatherettes, F.T.A., Student Senate, Leaders Club, Y-Teens, National Honor Society. JEAN R. HOWARD Jeannie Keeps an eye out on baseball and an ear tuned to the radio . . . destined for a career' in the business world. f ' ' PAUL T. HUBER Paul Spends time cutting records at home on his tape recorder . . . has the fastest '50' Oldsmobile in existence , . . Band, Boys' Glee Club. JAMES H. HUDSON jim Quiet-once in a while . . . H76 Trombonesu . . . would like a future in music . . . tall . . . a graceful dancer . . . Band. BEVERLY J. HUGHES Always willing to help . . . Girls' Intramurals, Y-Teens, Ushers Club, Jr. Red Cross, F.B.L.A., Class Oflicer. RICHARD C. INNOCENTI Rich Anchors Away to be his theme song . . . Basketball and softball are his game . . . Chess Club. DON K. JACKSON Stonewall Friendly but reticent . . . a ca- pable carpenter . . . will sail the seven seas. BRIAN JAMES jim A tall story . . . college-bound for an engineering career . . . a Q, B-man: baseball and basketball . . . Physics and Photography. Q . JAMES E. HULINGS -, ' L . . Hulings-Mouse W Lean . . . quite the artist . . . f . . . orever singing . . . Highlander -r :-g Choir, Baldwinaires, Boys' Glee '1-' 1 Club. Q X :.: 3, fish k i. ROBERT W. HUPE, JR. R B011 A mathematics whiz . . . dashing . 5 il., . . . modern-day Robin Hood V . J' . . . Wrestling, Varsity Letter- H men. R SANDRA R. JANIS Sandy . z , . ,.i: l . Enjoys ofiice practice . . . patient Pirate patron . , . is sure to be seen driving an Oldsmobile. THERESA M. JENEY Terry Talk, talk, talk . . . bound to be a beautician . . . Home Room OHicer, Girls' Glee Club, Y- Teens. JUDITH A. JOHNSON Judy Wonderfully wacky Heatherette . . . a Buc fan . . . Girls' Intra- murals, Heatherettes, Y-Teens, Home Room Oflicer. wrswawt .Qi Q , 22' 'Z wha -'M ff' YN'ould you helieye that at times the cafeteria is rather crowded? sf! is X A A Ml yup., .F -, , .A Stimulating discussio ROY D. JOHNSTON Roy Our handsome intellectual . , . National Honor Society, Bznlthi, Key Club, Track, F.T.A., Home Room Ofhcer. THOMAS M. JORISHIE Tom Always on the move . . . Bald- win's hustler . . . Football, Bas- ketball, Varsity Lettermen, Key Club, Highlander Choir, Stu- dent Senate. RICHARD A. KAMERER Dick Blond good looks . , . can dance up a Storm . . . Band, Orchestra, Student Senate, Home Room Officer. ns over an elegant cuisine. . 'Hu '! ' if m i f i Q Qiz' 1' A 1 X, .,., qs: A 1. X wait, K Qi ,... . ., JM., is in- x -- .. if A -ea We as.. 3 E 54 i teas , WL. ,:,. 5 + W if 5 KAREN KAMINECK Karen Has a unique sense of humor . . . Leaders Club, F.T.A., Girls' Intramurals, Y-Teens. DONALD J. KARDOS Don You'll think he's quiet until you know him . . . subtle humor . . . Student Senate, Football, Basketball. PATRICIA L. KEADY Pat Individualist . . . Girls' Intra- murals, Ushers Club, Biology Club, F.T.A., Speech and De- bate, Chess Club. PAUL C. KEARNS Paul Owns the oldest car at Baldwin . . . would like to enter the Armed Forces . . . enjoys roller skating. LYNN KELLY Kelly Perhaps too capable . . . a won- derfully unique, exciting experi- ence . . . National Honor Soci- ety, Balthi, Y-Teens, jr. Red Cross, Latin Club, Speech and Debate. PATRICIA A. KESSLER Pat Loves to be busy . . . perky . . . has a flair with clothes . . . en- joys acting . . . Heatherettes, High la n d e r Choir, F.T.A., v,. , 'i ROBERT A. KEYSER Bob Easy going . . . will become an engineer . . . likes boating . . . Boys' Pep Club, Science Club, Math Club, Football. LINDA J. KING Lynn Swimming and dancing are her favorite activities . . . future secretary . . . enjoys gym class . . . F.B.L.A., Ushers Club. JOHN P. KIRKPATRICK john Plans to establish his own busi- ness . . . likes to play basket- ball . . . favorite subject is phys- ics . . . quiet. F.H.A. HELEN R. KIRSCHMAN Lynn Enjoys music and plans to teach it . . . Highlander Choir, F.T.A., Purbalite, Library Club, Ushers Club, Y-Teens. ELAINE O. KISH Elaine Aggressive . . . skims across the ice . . . enjoys traveling . . . F.B.L.A., Ushers Club, Girls' Intramurals. NORMAN C, KITCHEN Norman Enjoys playing pool . . . re- served manner . . . tall . . . adept in metalwork . . . will serve his country. CHARLES S. KITNER, JR. Chuck Future ambition to be a de- signing engineer . . . baseball fan . . . builds models in his spare time. CLIFFORD P. KLEIN Clif Intelligent . . . a true boating enthusiast . . . ham operator . . . National Honor Society, Math Club. .ii Ag 'Hit Q .I if in a fit N . as H ef- Q A ff. Q. - . ,M -- is. f. :N Q Htfiff .' K M gVV,i If A RICHARD G. KOETKE Rick Always found around a swim- ming pool . . . likes working on automobiles . . . wants to go to college. ROBERT A. KOPYCINSKI Cooper Quite the actor and speaker . . . The Bishopn . . . Highlander, Choir, Boys' Glee Club, Speech and Debate, junior Class Play. KEITH J. KOVACS Keith Maybe another Arnold Palmer? . . . a dry sense of humor . . . VVrestling, National Honor So- ei t i ia ? e e CAROL L. KNOTTS Carol F 5 Future linguist . . . sunny tan 3, . . . Highlander choir, student Senate, Girls' Pep Club, F.T.A., Spanish Club, jr. Red Cross. i DONAROSE KOZIKOWSKI Donarose Energetic . . . Purbalite, junior Class Play, Secretarial Service Club, Student Senate, National Honor Society. JAMES R. KRAH jim Dashing . . . an Air Force can- didate . . . Home Room Officer, Science Club, Boys' Pep Club. KENNETH D. KROCKER Ken Likes to sing . . . enjoys baseball . . . at home in the shops . . . has a slow but winning smile . . . Student Senate. ciety. MARY C. KROGH Chris A teacher's pride and joy . . . sincere . . . Highlander Choir, Baldwinaires, National Honor Society, Biology Club, Y-Teens. ANN MARIE KRZAN Annie Future accountant . . . enjoys knowing people . . . F.B.L.A., Secretarial Service Club, Ushers Club, Y-Teens. EDGAR P. KUCKERT Ed Likes to participate in all sports . . . will major in accounting . . his specialty is swimming. CAROL C. KUHN Carol Plans to be an interior deco- rator . . . F.B.L.A., Art Club Y-Teens, Home Room Oflicer, Clerical Service Club. JOHN LaGAMBA john Plans to be a platter spinner . . . his hobby centers on his aquarium . . . likes baseball and English. CAROL A. LajEVIC Carol The Heatherettes' highest step- per . . . I-Ieatherettes, Biology Club, Medical Club, Spanish Club, junior Red Cross, Y- Teens. MICHAEL R. LANG Mike Baldwin's leprechaun . . . red headed golfer . . . math-minded . . . Latin Club, Physics and Photography Club, Chemistry ROBERT LAIN Bob literature . . . makes fun . . . Medical Club n 'S ' -t, at sg Enjoys golf . . . has a flare for mosaics for Club. wk., A JUDITH E. LAUER ,Iudy The friendliest . . . Girls' Pep Club, Leaders Club, Medical Club, F.T.A., Junior Red Cross, Biology Club. C. LINDA LECHNER Lynn Presents an attractive appear- ance . . . Highlander Choir, Heatherettes, Leaders Club, Medical Club, J u n i o r R e d Cross, Girls' Intramurals. PATRICIA A. LEHMAN Pat Lovable . . . laughable . . . Bal- thi, F.T.A., Spanish Club, jun- ior Red Cross, Medical Club, Girls' Intramurals. ' ff' B017 CARL LARSON Quick quipper . . . staunch 'f 'ff member of the Band . . . en- f i joys a good game of golf . . . Band, Graphic Arts. DONNA D. LEISY Leisy Petite package of pep . . . Girls' Pep Club, F.T.A., Spanish Club, junior Red Cross, M e d i c al Club, Girls' Glee Club. CHARLES F. LEUTHOLD, JR. Chuck Baldwin's Will Rogers . . . en- joys football . . . wants to be an engineer . . . quiet . . . Band, Track, Wrestling. NANCY J. LEVA Nancy An effervescent cosmopolitan . . . Balthi, Baldwinaires, Student Senate, Highlander Choir, Pur- balite, Leaders Club. lu fi' ini. 1,8 -l' - 51l'9n Many Thursday nights were spent constructing bulletin boards. GLORIA J. LEWIS jean Confident air . . . efficient . . . Heatherettes, F.T.A., Student Senate, Girls' Glee Club, F.B.- L.A., junior Red Cross. JAMES E. LEWIS ,lim Enjoys hunting and working on his car . . . an agricultural fu- ture is his goal . . . Biology Club, Boys' Glee Club. RICHARD A. LEWIS Rick Plans mechanical future . . . cars are his favorite pastime . . . Highlander Choir, Boys' Glee Club. '., . il T l A ..b. ir't' sf rt.l a s f -P T . 53 TIMOTHY LEWIS Tim Plans to speed through col- lege . . . makes a golf tee his second home . . . Track, Cross Country, Varsity Lettermen. VIRGINIA L. LIEBAU Ginger You best believe it' '... cheers loudly for Baldwin's gridiron team . . . F.B.L.A., Girls' Glee Club, Ushers Club, Girls' Intra- murals. RALPH WV. LLOYD Ralph Everyone's friend . . . consid- erate . . . conservative . . . Foota ball, Track, Key Club, High- lander Choir, Boys' Pep Club. PATRICIA L. LOWERY Pat A career in the Wide blue yon- der . . . music on her mind . . . Band, Girls' Intramurals, Y- Teens, Ushers Club. MARGARET LUCAS Nlargie Quite the jester but can see the serious side . . . future Lady in White . . . Girls' Glee Club, Y-Teens. SUSAN A. LUTZ Sue Delightful disposition . . . likes to water ski . . . F.T.A., Nation- al Honor Society, Secretarial Service Club, Y-Teens, Latin Club. . wr-- ,V 2 .7 ,, ' ff? 2 A, JAN M. LYONS jan Aspires to be a secretary . . . Girls' Glee Club, F.B.L.A., Y- Teens, F.H.A., Girls' Intramu- rals. WILLIAM MACEK Bill Hopes to make a future in the service . . . a real car enthu- siast . . . likes to drive . . . Boys' Glee Club. MARLENE J. MACHER Marlene Enjoys caring for children . . . hopes to find a future in the business world . . . a whiz on the tennis court. 4, x ' E x I X. Q . 1 1, I if -. ini J 355633 f If JERRY MAGGS jerry Unusual laugh . . . football is his favorite sport . . . never lost in a crowd . . . enjoys hunting. COLLEEN M. MALONEY Colleen Will attend business school . . . singing is a favorite with her . . . Girls' Glee Club, Girls' In- tramurals. NICHOLAS MAMULA Nick The outdoors intrigue him . . . very sports minded . . . peace- ful nature . . . not very talkative . . . metal shop interests him. iw ia. A we 54 JEFFREY C. MARCH fell Always has his head underneath a car hood . . . Student Senate, Art Club, Stage Crew, Track, Sound Squad. THOMAS J. MATHEWS Tom Likes to make things with his hands . . . does minor automo- bile repairs . . . likes baseball . . . Stage Crew. MATILDA A. MATTERN Ann Ice skating is her favorite pas- time . . . an airline will gain her services . . . Balthi, Clerical Serv- ice Club. .,.. is , .. , . . .... ill .. .W X 1' I HERMAN R. MAUTI Herm At home behind the wheel . . . the executive type . . . likes working with projectors . . . Sound Squad. JOAN E. MAYER Betsy Loves dancing and swimming . . . beautiful smile that tops a perfect personality . . . Y-Teens, Spanish Club, Girls' Intramu- rals. ' V , V. 'Q THOMAS M. MAYHEW ., 1 M uggrl Tops . . . Football, Basketball, Baseball, Varsity Letterrnen, by 'ffi' Key Club, Student Senate. LINDA MCCREARY Linda Will make people beautiful . . . Girls' Glee Club, Y-Teens, Jun- ior Red Cross, Library Club, F.H.A. CHERYL L. MCKEEVER Cherry Eager to lend a helping hand . . . Balthi, Secretarial Service Club, F.B.L.A., Clerical Service Club, Concessions Squad. CAROL MEHLMAUER Carol Enthusiastic baseball fan . . creative in the culinary art . . . Secretarial Service Club, F.B.- L.A., Y-Teens. SANDRA MCCAMBRIDGE Sandy Mischief in 'her eyes . . . lots of poise . . . never a dull moment with this gal . . . puts forth great effort . . . energetic. EDWARD R. McCANN Ed Chemical engineering in his future . . . aloof . . . wanderer . . . nice to know . . . a perfect gentleman . . . Band. JUNE E. McCLUNE Eileen Pleasant . . . everyone's friend . . . F.B.L.A., Clerical Service Club, Girls' Glee Club, Y-Teens, F.H.A., Junior Red Cross. JEAN E jean Cheerful F.T.A. Carol 'll MELANEY . . . talented artist . . . Student Senate, Junior Class Play, Cheerleading Manager, Art Club, Girls' Pep Club , F.T.A. MARJORIE A. MELE Margie Wow! . . . has leadership abil- ity . . . Cheerleader, National Honor S o c i e t y, Highlander Choir, Heatherettes, Purbalite, CAROL B. MESZAROS Would like a school without a gym . . . Girls' Glee Club, Girls' Intramurals, F.T.A., F.B.- L.A., Medical Club, Y-Teens. SANDRA L. MILANO Sandy Equestrienne . . . always helpful . . . unpredictable blonde . . . F.B.L.A., Concessions Squad. RICHARD D. MILLARD Rick A craftsman as well as a future draftsman . . . at home on the fairways . . . likes the outdoors . . . Sound Squad. JAMES J. MILLER Hub Ba1dwin's jester . . . Basketball, Boys' Pep Club, National Honor S o c i e t y, Hi-Y, Latin Club, F.T.A. I I JANET L. MILLER jan Vibrant . . . active participant in activities . . . Student Senate, Balthi, Purbalite, Highlander Choir, Girls' Pep Club, Cheer- leading Manager. KATHLEEN M. MILLER Kathie Sparkling eyes and personality . . . Majorettcs, Student Senate, F.T.A., Junior Red Cross, Jun- ior Class Play, F.H.A. NAOMI M. MILLER Cookie Enjoys horseback riding . . . test tubes and tungsten . . . future will see Naomi as a nurse or teacher . . . F.B.L.A. ' . ii sitn R t.. fffi A G .,.. Q E tx? as 2 F W-'vt 1 il Y Tn, 50 SHARON E. MILLER Sharon Pretty wardrobe . . . has an original hair style . . . Student Senate, Heatherettes, Girls' Glee Club, RONALD R. MILLIKEN Ron P Golf and baseball are his sports . . . will be an accurate account- ant . , . music man . . . Band, Orchestra, Chess Club. WILLIAM MILLS Bill Porkey Chedwick fan . . . col- lects dusty discs . . . favorite subject: Metal Shop . . . enjoys boxing. SUZANNE M. MINICK Sue Pretty Highlander . . . will make a good nurse . . . Highlander, Band, F.T.A., Medical Club, Student Senate. MICHAEL J. MISKO Mike Competent leader , . . Junior and Senior Class President, Student Senate, National Honor Society, Key Club, Purbalite, Balthi, BEVERLY J. MONFORD Binky Has a knack for fashion de- signing . . . Girls' Pep Club, Girls' Glee Club, Leaders Club, Girls' Intramurals. YVhat happened to the Senior bottle caps? BARBARA A. MONTANA Barb Interior decorating is her goal . . . Heatherettes, Student Sen- ate, Art Club, Clerical Service Club. Y-Teens. MORINDA M. MORAN Rindy Always smiling . . . bubbly, sugar sweet personality . . . loves dancing . , . Student Senate, Girls' Pep Club, Y-Teens. XVAYNE E. MORROXV lid Enjoys playing golf . . . strives to make a million , . . likes niath . . . cheerful smile . . . Band, Sound Squad. XVould you like to buy some Christmas cards, Mr. Bartos? It's for our Prom, you know. - s...,y 111' 'fm F f tr --as 4 as 'ax wig H .41 . .gn '-if r W. Q A , W L A a,, .., r Q EVAN NELSON Evan ROBERTA H. MOSKO Bobbie Tall fashionable blonde . , . gay . . . Balthi, Biology Club, Honor Society, Orchestra, Art Club, Latin Club. DONNA J. MUNZ Donna Business machines fascinate her . . . whirls on a dance floor . . . Secretarial Service Club, Girls' Intramurals. DENNIS J. MUSUNEGGI Den A whiz at the accordion . . . Speech and Debate, Chess Club, Graphic Arts, Boys' Pep Club, Concessions Squad. BARBARA NAPIERACZ Barb Headed for a future in the busi- ness world . . . a terror at times . . . Secretarial Service Club, F.B.L.A. CHARLES J. NEBEL, JR. Chuck Participates in Baldwin's quar- tet . . . jolly . . . Highlander Choir, Boys' Glee Club, Bald- winaires. JOHN S. NEFF john Makes wonderful illustrations . . . writes unusual stories . . . quiet . . . a philosophy on every- thing . . . Boys' Pep Club. ROBERTA E OBRIEN Demonstrates outstanding skill on a tennis court . . . cars are foremost in his thoughts . . . favorite subject is Math . . Chess Club. GRACE E. NOA Very pleasant lass . . . National Honor Society, Balthi, Speech and Debate, F.T.A., Junior Class Play. RICHARD J. OBER, JR. Dick Loves to have fun . . . friendly . . . Junior Class Play, Boys' Pep C l u b , Wrestling, Concessions Squad, Clerical Service Club, Graphic Arts. Roberta A sweet disposition . . . a stenog- rapher . . . whiz on skates . . . Secretarial Service Club, F.B.- L.A., Girls' Glee Club. HELEN M. ODATO Chi Chi Littlest twirler for the purple and white . . . Majorettes, Latin Club, Girls' Glee Club, Girls' Intramurals. LAWRENCE OSSOWSKI Larry Baldwin's future Rembrandt . . . likes his music classes . . . Highlander Choir, Boys' Glee Club, Art Club. Yauehie GENE A. PALMIERI Gene Dark and good looking . . . fast afoot . . . Varsity Letterman, Student Senate, Football, Track, Basketball, Cross Country. RAYMOND D. PARZIK Ray Muscular athlete . . . hold that line . . . initiative . . . Football, Wrestling, Track, Student Sen- ate, Highlander Choir, Varsity Lettermen. THOMAS V. PASTORIUS Tom Strains of his bagpipes echo over the Highlands . . . Biology Club, National Honor Society . . . Band, Orchestra, Chemistry Club, Track. ffwadl, Siu ix, RICHARD W. PELL S ff as J gly ,ik , as ' ' ' C' S ' .., f: 'R t, JANET I. PETHIA TIMMY D. PATERNOSTER Tim Enjoys good music . . . deeper than he acts . . . sincere . . . never frowns . . . medal winning archer . . . Band. GARRETT E. PATTERSON Gary A good partner for chemistry lab . . . enjoys football . . . his- tory fascinates him . . . tall lad . . . serious. BARBARA J. PATTILLO Barbara Newcomer to Baldwin . . . en- joys basketball and reading . . . ambition: nurse . . . Medical Club, Girls' Intramurals. V.. 65 be if ,ya im it A sa S? Baldwin's Charles Goren . . . excels in mathematics . . . Cross Country, B a s k e t b all, Chess Club, Orchestra. EUGENE F. PEPPIN Gene New arrival at Baldwin . . . wants to be a State Policeman . . . hunting fan . . . enjoys water skiing. KAREN S. PETERSON Petey Sweet and soft-spoken . . . makes a good time . . . Girls' Pep Club, Girls' Glee Club, Y-Teens, Ushers Club, Girls' Intramurals. Fads and fashion . . . Girls Glee Club, Senior Class Play Clerical Service Club, Y-Teens Ushers Club, Girls' Intramurals JUDY R. PETTIT Judy Desires to be a beautician . . . enjoys bowling, dancing . . . Y- Teens, Ushers Club, Concession Squad. JOAN M. PHILIPS Farley Friendly to everyone . . . terrific! . . . Student Senate, Balthi, Na- tional Honor Society, Pep Club, F.T.A., Junior Red Cross. XX JANIS L. PIEL Janis Present at all dances . . . you name a dance and she can do it . . . Student Senate. JOHN P. PINDEL, JR. Butch New man in school . . . quiet . . . avid participant in baseball . . . Band, Chess Club, F.T.A., Baseball, Junior Red Cross. DENNIS D. POGANY Denny Athlete's athlete . . . mechan- ically inclined . . . fun to be with . . . Football, Track, Wres- tling, Lettermens' Club, Key DONNA POLJAK Donna Perky . . . future receptionist . . . brightens a dreary day . . . enjoys P.O.D. class. BARBARA A. POLLACK Bunny A warm, warm smile , . . will be an Olympic swimming star . . . Y-Teens, Biology Club, junior Red Cross, F.T.A. LEWIS K. POLLAK Lou Muscular . . . mechanic . . . cars and books are his interests . . . easy to know. if QE ja pi S 5 3 .- ra N E' SP Club. A ROBERT L. POND Bob Quiet but everyone knows he is around . . . has the collegiate look , . . Baseball, Vice Presi- dent Boys' Glee Club. BOYCE E. PORADA Boyce Speaks Spanish like a native . . . a dreamer . . . enjoys a good baseball game . . . Baseball, Spanish Club. MICHAEL P. PORTERFIELD Mike Has invented his own language . . . drives a supercharged Sprite . . . Baseball, Varsity Lettermen, Key Club, Football. . W ra, if 1'fK: A V LV i 3, Q . vi.. tif. JOHN A. PORZIO john Big john . . . love that srnile . . . never fails to say hi . . . occupies his spare time with bowling . . . Basketball. JUDITH A. PRICE Judy Priceless . . . Cheerleaders, Highlander Choir, Secretarial Service Club, Medical Club, Girls' Intramurals, Heatherettes. MARLENE C. PRIORE Marlene Excels in the Secretarial field . . . cute way about her . . . personality plus . . . Secretarial Service Club. TONI L. PROBED Toni Pretty . . . likes green eyes . . . future secretary . . . Baldwin- aires, Highlander Choir, Secre- tarial Service Club. ALAN j. PROVOLT Alan A big help to the football team . . . always looking for coins . . . likes his mechanical drawing class . . . Varsity Lettermen, Track. JAMES A. RAMSAY jim Goes all out for school spirit . . . Quiet type . . . Boys' Pep Club, Student Senate, Conces- sions Squad. A lesson in democracy . . . YQ f ai, CHARLES L. RANFT Charlie Likes to dabble in the 'art room . . . a first movie man . . . has eyes for the girls . . . Graphic Arts, YVrestling. HERBERT E. RANSFORD, III Chip Prankster . . . scientific . . . sports car enthusiast , . . Foot- ball, Track, Physics Club, Stage Crew. JANICE L. RECKER jan Intelligent and sweet . . . Heath- erettes, Purbalite, F.T.A., Na- tional Honor Society, Speech and Debate, Y-Teens. IV out vomei. mmm, DAY 733- gjg ni? 6 9 9 me 1 DAVID B. ROC KACY Dqve Friendly at all times . . . was once a Latin student . . . very interested in mechanical draw- ing. CHERYL E. ROSENBLATT , Sherry Musically talented . . . dramatic landlady . . . fashion minded . . . Highlander Choir, Bald- winaires, Orchestra. CHERYL L. RUBEL Cherrie Soft spoken . . . lovely soprano . . . Glee Club, F.T.A., junior Red Cross, F.H.A., Y-Teens, Ushers Club. JOHN H. REED john Handsome Harrier . . . may be a Nobel scientist . . . Cross Country, Yvrestling, T r a c k , Chemistry Club, National Hon- or Society. CAROLE A. REES Carole Fabulous at sports . . . likes to laugh . . . Secretarial Service Club, Girls' Intramurals, Lead- ers Club. ROSE L. REITH Lee Loves life in any form . . . des- tined for the ofiice . . . enjoys baseball . . . Girls' Intramurals. KENNETH R. RISKUS Ken Likes to sing . . . will enter the j lllllq . - armed forces . . . loves football :Q L , . . . enjoys working with metal ii? . . . Boys' Glee Club. PATRICIA L. ROBERTS Pat Mfants to become a nu practices swimming and . . . Band, Highlanders, Club. ROBERT E. ROBISON Bob Money-minded mad-ma an impractical prankster . . . an individual . . . Speech and De bate, Balthi. 34, sri. r we L si ji gm ev if 33' n 4 Jw-I ,rx Q Q' li' ,Q :LI rse . . . skating Medical fl... DONALD R. RUSSELL Don A talkative teaser . . . history fascinates him . . . will sail or Hy to his career . . . Track. DAVID P. RYBAR Dave Does the job when it needs done . . . always a joker . . . Graphic Arts Club, Boys' Pep Club, Wrestling, Chess Club, Sound Squad, Stage Crew. RAY J. SADOWSKI Ray Future flyer . . . enjoys stock car races . . . favorite subject: Metal Shop . . . unique . . . Boys' Pep Club. JOAN C. SAVAGE joan Ingenious . . . citizen of the world . . . Highlander Choir, Heatherettes, Balthi, Biology Club, Baldwinaires. FREDERICK G. SAVIERS, JR. Grant Scientific . . . shutter-bug . . . rocket enthusiast . . . Band, Orchestra, Purbalite, Physics Club, Sound Squad, Biology Club. HOWARD M. SHECK Howard Quiet but expressive . . . hockey rates with him . . . setting his sights on the Air Force. -. was Q K K ga. Q .-,f,. y qw' . , rf 9 CHARLES R. SCHILTER Chas Hates to get up in the morning . . . quiet personality . . . easy to get along with . . . Foot- ball, Track. DAVID J. SCHLEICHER Dave Ooh-that masculine physique ...sincere way. . .Gold . . . Boys' Glee Club, Purbalite, Graphic Arts. 4 aft re Gs. E. , . RICHARD W. SCHMIDT Rich Florida here I come! . . . likes plenty of excitement . . . Purba- lite, Art Club, Graphic Arts Club, Track, Wrestling. LESLIE E. SCHMITT Leslie A terrific girl . . . brings order to chaos . . . Student Senate, Highlander Choir, Heather- ettes, National Honor Society, Balthi. JANET M. SCHORR jan An asset to the business world . . . equipped to start her own shoe store . . . Secretarial Serv- ice Club, Library Club. , .,.. K SUSAN SCHMELTZER ' X' Sue i . R Nice person . . . Highlander ' A Choir, Student Senate, Speech , Sc Debate, American Field Serv- S' ,J ice, Girls' Intramurals. MARY ANN SCHRICKER Illary Ann Has artistic abilities . . . happy in a game of volleyball . . . F.B.L.A., Girls' Intramurals. PATRICIA A. SCHWOTZER Patty Female football fan . . . should become a secretary . . . favorite pastime is reading. LOUELLA A. SCUILLI La-La Thinks gym class is terrific . . . wants to be a secretary . . . likes to swim in her spare time . . . Secretarial Service Club. JOAN L. SEGNER jonnie Likes biology, t e u n i s , and sketching . . . ambitious ofhce MIP' worker '... F.R.L.A. 2 . , HERBERT I. SELLERS Herb A Likes to beat out a fast rh 'thin ,E . 'g l ' on the drums . . . HGene Krup- X, jf pa? , . . future auto mechanic. EI PAUL E. SHACK C Paul si An intellectual . . . enjoys hsh- ' ing . . . will launch our rockets . . . Speech and Debate, Biology Club, Chemistry Club, Physics Club. Decker! in holiday attire, the seniors exuclerl Christuias Spirit. , vs Hours of work were rewarded by the festive appearance of the Peppermint Loungef, JOSEPH J. SHEPHERD The Big O Wants to be a leader of the people . . . Speech and De- bate, Spanish Club, Math Club, Chemistry Club, Boys' Pep Club. PATRICK J. SHERIDAN Pat Bundle of pep . . . Student Sen- ate, Spanish Club, Boys' Pep Club, Concessions Squad, Var- sity Lettermen, Wrestling. GUY L. SHIRK Oklahoma Best personality possible . . . Balthi, Stage Crew, Jr. Class Play, Art Stage Crew, Decorat- :ir - isess--S ' i..' . fe . 5 5 W J f . M. ,. S DALE SHOLLER Dale Avid Pirate fan . . . quiet sort of fellow . . . will enter business administration. JAMES J, SHORT jim Vocation is undecided . . . Baldwin's Charles Atlas with the barbells . . . at home with Graphic Arts. SUSAN SILVERHART Susie Quite a dancer . . . artistically inclined . . . can play almost any instrument . . . Band, Or- ing Club, Boys' Pep Club. I 5 s K I ,zu 1 W ig. dg yr: J Bfafqf: IVILLIAM H. SIMENDINGER Bill Belongs to a family of cyclists . . . constructs rockets with more success than Canaveral . . . Chemistry Club, Xvrestling, Bi- ology Club. RONALD A. SIMMONS M Ron pvpz QQ Scintillating . . . what a sense of humor! . . . Boys' Pep Club, sf- . as . . f. f . ' +7a,,,,'S'ZHTf-ew. '. it Q s. -z F551 Chess Club, Baseball, Conces- sions Squad, Hi-Y. ALVIN R. SIMONI Al Has ambition and initiative to spare . . . full of fun . . . Foot- ball, Key Club, Varsity Letter- men, Student Senate. CAROL L. SINS Carol A whiz with pins and needles . . . also at home in the kitchen . . . her hngers fly on the type- writer. BEVERLY J. SLAGLE Bev Has a voluminous record col- lection . . . can do any kind of dance . . . spends time on her wardrobe. FREDERICK A. SLAUTTERBACK Fred Adept wrestler . . . friendly . . . Varsity Lettermen, Wrestling, Football, Track, Key Club, Boys' Pep Club. chestra, Girls' Intramurals. Nancy NANCY SLIGAR Nancy A Commercial Art career beck- ons . . . art in all forms interests her . . . female football fan . . . lovely blue eyes. LELA J. SLOSSAR Lee Easy going . . . hopes to become an artist . . . enjoys badminton . . . quiet . . . always pleasant . . . Girls' Glee Club. CATHY A. SMITH Cathy Charming disposition . . . Heatherettes, Y-Teens, Clerical Service Club, Girls' Intramurals, junior Red Cross. NANCY L. SOUKUP JEFFREY S. STEIN lei? CONNIE L. SMITH Connie Known by her warm friendly smile . . . congenial person . . . pretty auburn hair . . . Library Club. RICHARD K. SNOUFFER Rick Our drummer boy . . . avid sportsman . . . Band, Wrestling, Chemistry Club, Physics and Photography Club, Chess Club. SANDRA L. SNYDER Sandy Beautiful smile . . . plans to become a secretary . . . dimples . . . always neatly dressed. fi - A m f -, 4 ps .. gm .V Loves to laugh . . . will make a wonderful WV.A.C ..., shows skill and good sportsmanship in athletics. NEAL F. SPENCE Neal Shoes shine like a mirror . . . in love with his gold sweater . . . happy-go-lucky guy . . . Band. DALE L. STEIN Dale Can't wait to join the Navy . . . likes the various shops in Bald- win . . . enjoys hunting and the great outdoors. Shines on the gridiron . . . his future lies in the Air Force . . . likes to lift weights in his spare time . . . Varsity Lettermen, Football. SUZANNE M. STEINMEYER Sue Bubbly individualist . . . Heath- erettes, Girls' Glee Club, Secre- tarial Service Club, F.B.L.A., National Honor Society. SANDRA L. STEMP Sandy Headed for the secretarial world ...peppy ...very sweet... G i r l s' G l e e Club, Y-Teens, F.T.A., Library Club, Girls' In- tramuralsf . 71 if to Louise Diane jack I tling. PATRICIA M. SULLIVAN Pat YVould like a career in singing or dancing . . . artistically in- clined . . . can make a basket every time. GEORGE A. SUNNER George According to him, he has the nicest car around . , . likes P.O.D .,.. works on his car morning, noon, and night . . . has quite a sweater collection. CHARLES B. SUSAN XVants to join the Armed Forces . . . needs no chair to see over the crowd . . . Football. LOUISE M. STETAR Enjoys drawing and painting . . . ambition: to be a nurse . . . cheers for our basketball team . . . Medical Club. DIANE G. STOEBE Always smiling . . . pretty blond hair . . . demure personality . . . Band, Y-Teens, Orchestra, Sec- retarial Service Club, F.B.L.A. JOHN sToKER YVill be a metallurgical engineer . . . suffers from claustrophobia . . . enjoys his car . . . Physics and Photography Club, XVres- CAROL A. STRAIGHT Carol Petite little miss . . . enjoys dancing . . . manages to find excitement anywhere . . . F.H.A., Girls' Intramurals. JOHN W. STUEBGEN john Definitely talented musician . . . practices the art of applied anti- science . . . Band, Spanish Club. ROBERT M. SUDOMERSKI Bob Takes each day as it comes . . enjoys baseball and football . . well known in Print Shop. ix .. Q .. , . 3 fr J f W ..,.. .. j Y .9 JOAN R. SWANSON Swany Our smiling Pep Queen . . . Student Senate, Girls' Pep Club, junior Red Cross, Home Room Officer, Girls' Intramurals. MARILYN R. SZYMANSKI Marilyn Business world, lookout! . . . collects Senior pictures . . . pe- tite . . . Secretarial Service Club, Girls' Intramurals, Decorating Club. STEVE TEPSIC Skip Feels at home on a basketball court . . . Football, Basketball, Cross Country, Track, Student Senate. ANN V. THOMPSON Ann Rembrandt could be her mid- dle name . . . intends to become a child psychologist . . . Art Club, Medical Club, Biology Club, Junior Red Cross, Y- Teens. WILLIAM H. THOMPSON Bill Could play football all year round . . . Football, Wrestling, Varsity Lettermen, F.T.A., Boys' Glee Club, Boys' Pep Club. CATHERINE TOMBRAS Cathie Has a Hair for the artistic . . . Spanish Club, Leaders Club, junior Red Cross, Art Club, Girls' Intramurals. GEORGE L. UNGLAUB . M , AEA JAMES W. VEEDER jim MICHAEL T. TURNER Mike Cowboy at heart . . . Basketball, Student Senate, Spanish Club, Home Room Officer, Graphic Arts Club. TENGIZ UCOK Mike Master of electronics . . . is de- ciding between art and interior decorating . . . Turkish charm . . . likes to drive. WAYNE j. UNDEREINER Wayne Plans to be a Certified Public Accountant . . . a singer . . . gridiron enthusiast . . . Football. Enjoys singing . . . a radio bug . . . will be an electronics en- gineer . . . Highlander Choir, Baldwinaires, Boys' Glee Club. i H x. George , l . IQ y - . , y..... g 'lf fn .. . , it 'XF N If KES? 99 as 2,8 , JOANNE J. VALDRINI jo Original wardrobe . . . Balthi F.B.L.A., Girls' Pep Club, Y- Teens, Girls' Glee Club, Secre- tarial Service Club. 1 MARTHA j. VARNEY jane Seeking a college education . . . teaching . . . books and baskets . . . swimming . . . F.T.A., Girls' Intramurals, S p a n i s h Club, Heatherettes. Can twist up a storm . . . likes being with other people . . . junior Class Play, Balthi, Base- ball, Home Room Officer, Boys' Pep Club, Chess Club. DOROTHY VISLAY Dodi Sparkling soprano voice . . . plans a future in the business world . . . congenial . . . High- lander Choir. JANET A. VISLAY jan Humanitarian . . . Highlander Choir, Y-Teens, F.B.L.A., Ush- ers Club, Girls' Intramurals, Girls' Glee Club. . -V H , Ls . P :,. N . , was 'if ,g -1 'tr H -,. J, gg ,,,, W. , is . .fi Now tell me, I'Vhat is art? JOSEPH J. VOGEL joe Spends a lot of time in the Print Shop . . . rather hunt than go to school . . . plays basketball all year round . . . Graphic Art Club. JUNE D. WAGLER june Speaks Spanish like a Latin American . . . aspires to gain a position in the secretarial world . . . Girls' Glee Club, Y-Teens. MARILYN WAGNER Marilyn Loves to talk on the telephonic . . . pleasant personality . . . Girls' Glee Club, Y-Teens, Latin Club, Secretarial Service Club. JOHN J. WALTERS, JR. Strange sense of humor . . . have slide rule, will travel . . , looks forward to spring and the crack of the bat. PATRICIA A. XVARNER Pat Future lies in business adminis- tration . . . Girls' Intramurals, F.B.L,A., Y-Teens. RICHARD H. WEBER Rich Favors football . . . very tal- ented with a lathe . . . enjoys working on cars . . . is planning a career as a mechanic. Ron rv SIDNEY C. WILLIAMS Sid RUTH E. WEBER Ruth Looking forward to library life . . . enjoys listening to records and reading . . . Library Club, Ushers Club, Girls' Glee Club. WILLIAM G. WETZEL Bill All-American type . . . leader . . . Student Senate, Class Olli- cer, Key Club, Football, Basket- ball, Baseball. MARY ANN WIEDL Mary Ann Her future lies in elementary education . . . an avid television fan . . . plays the accordion well. CHARLES WIEGMANN Chuck or Dan Enjoys reading English Litera- ture . . . wiry . . . agreeable . . . Boys' Pep Club. EVELYN J. WILKER Evie Loads of energy . . . Girls' Pep Club, Girls' Glee Club, F.T.A., Clerical Service Club, Home Room Oflicer, Girls' Intramurals. RICHARD L. WILLIAMS Rich A whiz at mathematics and physics . . . amateur ham radio operator . . . enjoys traveling . . . spends summers on putting green. RONALD W WILSON Has a dry sense of humor . . . enjoys parties . . . always on the go . . . Highlander Choir, Boys' Glee Club, Boys' Pep Club, Speech and Debate. BARBARA A. WILLIS Barb Artistic would be an under- s t a t e m e n t . . . Heatherettes, Purbalite, Art Club, Girls' Glee Club, junior Class Play, Deco- rating Club. THOMAS WILLIS Tom Has polished the art of sales- manship . . . athletic . . . Foot- ball, Lettermens' Club, Track, Boys' Pep Club. Likes to have his hand in print er's ink . . . easy to get along with . . . will be a mechanic . . . Track. SUSAN M. WILSON Sue Everyone's friend . . . peppy . . . shades of gray . . . Grove City beckons . . . junior Red Cross, Girls' Pep Club. MARY A. WINGFIELD Mary Has a Hair for fashionable clothes . . . a well-poised miss . . . sparkling blue eyes . . . Medical Club, F.H.A. Pat WALTER F. WOHLFARTH Walt Oh! those heavenly blue eyes . . . journalistic Hair . . . me- chanical genius . . . hunting season is his favorite. JUDITH A. WOOD Judy A kind word for everyone . . . always smiling . . . versatile per- cussionist . . . Band, Y-Teens, Student Senate, Orchestra, Hon- or Society. GARY G. WOODMAN Gary Future white-collar worker . . . television broadens his outlook on life . . . friendly . . , enthu- siastic. PATRICIA A. YEO MANS PATRICIA A. YOUNG Pat CAROL A. WOODS Carol Enthusiastic about all sports- especially swimming . . . plans to take pulses . . . Highlander Choir. MARTHA M. WYNN Mimi Uninhibited . . . American Field Service, Balthi, junior Class Play, Student Senate, National Honor Society, Speech and De- bate. ALAN W. WYSOCKI Al An amateur taxidermist , . . the outdoor type . . . engineering ambition . . . angler . . . artistic talent. Hopes to be a Canadian nurse . . . enjoys ice skating . . . High- lander Choir, Y-Teens, junior Red Cross, Medical Club. ELAINE YERMACK Elaine Original . . . active participant . . . Student Senate, Balthi, Speech and Debate, Biology Club, F.T.A., Girls' Intramurals. PAUL M. YESKO Paul Witty . . . practices the art of chivalry . . . a good guy to know . . . wants to be a millionaire . . . Highlander Choir. Seen wearing the latest fad . . . friends with everyone . . . shin- ing hair is her focal point . . . Clerical Club, Ushers Club. THOMAS J. YOUNG Tom Considerate . . . fast on the bas- ketball court . . . quiet manner . . . Student Senate, Basketball, Baseball, Varsity Lettermen. DOUG ZADER Doug Cafeteria's best customer . . . tall, dark and handsome . . . al- ways has a witticism . . . Basket- ball, Key Club, Boys' Pep Club, Hi-Y. RAYMOND ZIEFEL Ray Loves blondes . . . knows cars . . . talkative in P.O.D., quiet elsewhere . . . dark eyes . . . Boys' Glee Club, Sound Squad. THOMAS C. ZUMBROOK Muz Can laugh at anything . . . Bald- win's barking boy . . . football fiend . . . Key Club, Varsity Let- termen, Football, Track. DONALD P. ZURIS Don Prospective history teacher . . . enjoys round table discussions on politics and world affairs . . . Speech and Debate. The daily 3:10 chaos at the benches . In memovium SANDRA ZANKEL and CONRAD WAC-GETT There are no pictures for the following seniors: Judy A. Amicone, Thomas J Boehm, Robert M. Caplan, Wayne E. Covert, Catherine E. Smith, Ann True 72 just a little more to the left. It has to be just so! You and the night and the music. ,Al ll K Pam I. i ,,,.f' 73 xg T CLASSES l - i i JUIXIICDRS iv- ,K Andy Tomko, Presidentg Kathy Picrini, Secretaryg Gary Fabrizio, Vice-Presidentg Sandra Greaves, Treasurer. J. Abbott R. Abbott W. Abbott P. Adams J. Agnew L. Albright We shall not fail, We shall not falter J. Anslow W. Apgar L. Arch K. Arnold K. Augenstein E. Aulicins CLASS MOTTO: Give us the tools And we will finish the iob. -- KVL, A ' .. ...., W .jf . .X l J. Allison A A A gl V it :Q E. Arnpel . ' A , A A. Anderson b. V I H tiff D. Anderson Q. ' . f f.. . .. A S- Anderson h I Vida A M. Androski ,. Lik 'X w l f' I argl ' 7 ' -i 1 ,-,. ., ft A -1' 15 Tll' I , fm . 1'e.:Q 76 G. Bagshaw G. Baker R. Baroflio J. Batz G. Beaudet D. Becker .ig.x1 vt M, F 3' is al f , J. Best J. Boggs D. Bolton P. Bradica J. Brand G. Brnilovich A i- G. Burg B. Burgess J. Burnett R. Burnett J. Butler A. Cahall D. Carpenter M. A. Carson C. Churchill J. Citron L. Clark R. Clarke ,... ng A' e . Q, l JUNICDRS Gym J. is-. im AR 'bw , ' ,A Ai QT? 1, 7 V' ,,. M K 4, .' 1 H ,cg 'earaf ' ...Af ,,1 xr Wiki ga 3 3 'f 'np' ,m,.,h A , ff-w., . J. . Q. if HMX . ef A is . M . P55 tfmahf Q if , . ,. .. sf 5 va 1. 7 .55 -, -' f- We A. 1. 2. Zig' ' we 1 4. f mi 1 1 vi W ff- , 1 a -Li K fu ,W if i-., ra-1 M. - 1, x , U ,- .rf I , .V iff xx I 5 .ga i ...Q ,n,- R,-1 A l P 3 fi. A my pq Q-N . w.-ff , .,.., .1 f mg,-f E. -A 5 Qqpsfxiw . ,. M. fr 53. L, 273: le rf A xg.r, -A f EQ. g 5 fs ir. 21 , Q ' .- f .V . rf- . fs ii z ,- 77 an Q W., 1 W .. s.. 51 'ra ug 2, 1 .sw 2 ., 'gg .V .N an J. Becker N. Becker R. Beeman D. Beiswenger J. Berinti J. Berseth '- Y in. ,, Y 1 ' 2 F, 1fgfiggiQf5i6-:iw Q K., g.2Mg,QQgm.'sA. .. ff . -YZF ' f, I f f,.y2,fsei5sQ5r1!l:l,f!s V. Brovet B. Brown R. Bruce R. Brunton M. Bruscemi B. Brusco UQ.-v ,1 a.mfw' 1 .lvl .llllglill R. Campbell F. Capalbo N. Caquatto C. Carlsen C. Carmichael L. Carnett D. Colbert M. A. Collura D. Collet L. Cancelmi R. Cooey K. Cooper L. Dalzell -I. Danahey T. Dattilo J. Daugherty C. Deah M. Dean KS .. I iisfi Mfg. gli' ,Q-BT 7:. R. Dockeray D. Doerfler N, fi W' 4 JUIXIICDRS Q I A fmm' .. ,g 4- - . 2 ...fl-X 5 a nf ai .2 J ,. g Me? R. Crispen - .Q A.Cr0gnalc f., .l f R. Crosby Q-1'5 - E. Crozier 8, 'E i e L., . . , 4 I K any QQ ,5 l Q ry 3 .. if 1 K 5 I i I vs. ' 5 , ,li . My . ?i:er4 .. my fy N .5 7 . 9 i -. fs W 5 Hg A.. in v N .bf .N A V f .Mg . 5 i 'WR' S X mv-Q. i f f Q f X -- 9 jr, F. Cureton P' Cywemki A A- I is 1 T Q -1 -X M. Debelak A J. A. Deckon 192 ' V- DCPP S. DeRenzo , D. D6Ti110 ff J. Dithrich W. Dragoo 2 ' 'L' A I' W .. - is 2 R. Dryer - ,, YV. Duckstein riff, W if ii , X ' f few' 11,5 J . G. Ebenhack l S ' , g'f?iY?.. 2 g W . ,. 1. . Us i E. Eiben , A V' , R. Evans A T Q if r -gg V fr. G. Fabrizio H vi H-SQ ' 3' ' 5 T Fees gi y , - H. Fwgef . . ww ' i FIHH : 78 Now, we are officially Juniors. M. J. Furman R. Fye K. Gago J. Gall E. Gallagher J. Gallo ... ki? N. Gilbert P. Girdwood R. Goslin E. Gottschalk G. Gramm A. Grathwohl f 'FL E. Gusten R. Guyrlosh YV. Gynn D. M. Haley D. Hall S. Hallenberg 5 L, W. ur' S M. Hartner M. Hattman H . Hawkins B. Hayden L. Heenan D. Heh JUIXIICDRS I :L I 1' y JB . . , , W7 A- . ff s A .... ,... , LX: ff. , . F W.. in ... N l we 1, 4, .M M.. .- ami 55 if J. Flowers L ,. L C. Folim R3 '- -V' s 'TQ .g . ZW G Q r R. rom 9 'Gb M L. Forgacs 3- A 2 U 1' V L. Fox C. Freund 'ff' G77 H! ef 1 sf ' L ' J. Garrett - L. Gathers iff V. Gaydos , 23' ' S. Gerber -'Taxi .... D C' .I A , Aff - 1165 - lf ,einen L' A . . 1sf 'f gf T - D. Glffill ff , v ff-'Q ' , fiigq xieiisavyw .ee.ifa--lffmz X W Q L 'gf' If 1 1 5 .1 S. Greaves D. Green fi sz A Greiner 'H' L. Grivalsky .WG Q VV. Gumm f Q R. Gurchak .,, Q Qu., W. Hamel . A R. Hammill ' , ,Q H. Hardy ' VY A, P. Harper A. Harrison ' ' L. Hartman fret., .R . S' , W Wlrf a g A R 79 f We K. ff ,.., . , ' : . . 'F gm., V. I t.w.1.:.x,sw3fg.l,, K' 21? 34519 ff, 3':?fTi'1f'l 3' 4 2134? ' ' if f P. Hillerich J. A. Hillgartner P. Hindes J. Hinds R. Hoehl G. House as W. Hulley C. Hunt E. Hurley J. Ignatius N. Innocenti J. jesko X, 1 , Q Q . Q1 ...M gs, or M . Q' 5 Q xg f! , ffvvf ' il. 1 ff f .. ,Q 5' 5531. 35 .fs g.-Q, 1' ll ,Ag -T . uu ls .. .... 1 2 f u R X l Q G. Karel D. Kartman JUNIQRS ... , Aw . -- .1.f ' ..... l .1 I ..., f ,W .m, v. fm. f ' .Q- iwff lf. , A If .L,, I si .H ist, gg ., Q ,, f' . wk, Tv., U ' l Q eff' ,, if ' -01. W. Katzbeck ' W? V. Kaulier I T. Kehr , hb 2. E ,. env. ,,,, S HL . Q.. ,, 5' i . 715.2 Sf .L . 5 Q 1 QSM.. ' eg -guage-a Q, ,pig 5'5Ss'222i'2g5g , Z 'gs maxim. l ff. 1 9111512 'I swf Q2 Q J, we ,N as L. sap... is Q. . , 3.5922 f . F. Heiser M. Heller C. Hellerstedt G. Henderson J. Hess M. Hickly A' wf'?i5 - ?,,,.,. Q. . S. Howard T. Howarth D. Huebert J. Huemrich J. Hughes R. Hughey x . B. jones R. jones B. jordan K. Juergensen W. Julin J. Kamineck 'HL' . ff- V 5, ' ,.., .1 , -if' 5- f.. .-eww -' W .-f.: -4w.x,:-- A V aff QQ. '53 1 'w ..-ff. '-e' The job's all yours, Andy. T ' JUIXIIQRS .-H is file' F . .T V il: V2 K .yr Kala- x gikksayyf Q1.f+f1,fT 115 ' ,D .. K. Knetzcr W. Koch T. Kowalski D. Krall S. Kribcl R. Krohc L. Lchner D. Leisy R. Lenarcl P. Leolkowski R. Leone A. Llewellyn ' 2 L. Lucas J. Lukatsky G. Luther R. Lutz D. MacGregor W. Machin . D. Manspeaker L. Martin N. Martin R. Martin J. McCambridge D. McClellan ,fa 5 al. tv- :- w .by 551. . X . , 4 .qv , F . , I ' f 5' FQSQ .ff . , f 'tx It ' .- fm' 1 Q of W., - my 'X' V. i .. .51 . .Nw mf. -'T fzliw,- . 7 2? , iff , x QSM- W ff V Ma- an ' C i : H4 ?i5.4?gf'1E? F' it .. 5 ' O :-2 .tg-gy: Q .- :f4sig, H V ' .-it . .. . ff -we-' A V, ? A' Y' 'ffl 1. ' Q. .w -A T ' .. . Q 4- Q7 . t fi. aw 'Eg I W W Hgvl Y - ,ego i I M if f if . . 121 r R 'f 5 . z ' T :- ':4 1 . , f J .K .2 ff. 5 L. - fi W f' Aff S! 81 ,jx -an ,. 3511: Q... Y im? ..,. ff t V 5 XM my QL Q. 'Q f l 'fn' iii? Ng' f' 5 Q. . 1 '3-v. x.. xf., -'Q .R Q- may ., ,s. . 5 1 ' 3. i ffl all Sk al fu .iv ', xv , 54,5 iw , Q' '. -it ' -T1 ' 'xr 3.6 .,,. .H ...gy f A.. M., .4 ' 'STS Q. M. Keicher L. Keller M. Kenny D. Kiggins B. King B. Klein AWN .. RSV' .fw.rff.-i. fliff affifaf T. Kuhn v N. Lancie G. Lang P. Lang U. Lauer S. Lazzaro t. P. Locher W. Lohmeyer C. Long D. Looney D. Looze J. Los T. Mackewich M. Maggiotto J. Maggs C. Maley E. Malinski C. Mangold a v T as so JUINIICDRS M. Measmer R. Meder C. Meek W. Mehrenberg P. Merz S. Michelosen we 5, f 'Z P. Mohney C. Moody W. eMoody 1 M. Morgan M. Morobitto J. Morrissey D. Nagel A. Nauduzas S. Nauhaus P. Neumeyer S. Neville C. Newill C. Ober C. Orchard H. O'Shell J. Osltrander R. Otte D. Palmer A ,... .. ziassiiiiemfi S: . .5 V m..f.- f . f2f -Svisaiiw-1:Pearle: fn :-.sp ff . 1 J. McDonald B. McEwen P. McGlauHir1 K. McGovern R. Mehaffey R. McMahon ' -my f. gg D. Miller J. Miller L. Miller F. Milton M. Mitchell R. Mohler Mama if R. Muller E. Murphy J. Murray T. Murray E. Mussetter K. Naber G. Nicholson C. Niemann W. Niro M. Nix N:gNoe1 J, H. Northen W ' r , ' , N5 K J fl Y -, R V is .. 1 R gi - 3' iillfifil gflsfiffi- 82 ,x l 1 JUIXIICDRS Qf .M Y'. 'Q ,A x 8, J. Pegano C. Pell S. Pfund D. Phillips G. Phillips K. Pierini -V v B. Range J. Range D. Reilly R. Remerow G. Remley L. Reynolds e i j ., .. 4 s r . rf ,ff Homeward to Homework P' ,f W R. Pankowslki A . WK Q N fs' A, Panzera -1, f v .- L-A are -. .1 0' Q - - L. Pardinihi: 15 4 , . C. . ...W K ,A . , - .- .Q - . Parker -. V W ..,. , 4 . P - W A ' -V S. Pastor , E 'fif 'j M. Patterson . J K' Q 4' '1 L' . , ' A5 ' ' . F f - , , ,. . Q 7 ,., 4. 'Q Y Z av? .1 . -. f y f N. I WA y K .V l PM ' P. Pilyih , M L , J- P0Pe 4 A ' , .5 P. Preuhs . A Y - L. Purdy . .W A P , R- QU1mbY 52 Q' ig PM -if f,2f ,ClQ' A. Randazza 321 5' 5? 'wx iii? P W ' Q we -g , V .l r gi ,Q L -. 2 X .,j.,Q. Y. f , my V P 'E 4, ' A D. Rhoads W Q 'fl Q f I . A D. Robison -P P M. Rose NE' ' zll 3 ' .,1. , l S G. Rosing 5 lk ' I K ' X I 1 D. Rouscr 83 JUIXHCDRS 53745 -Sexism A ' L E. Schauef R. Scheider R. Scheidermantel G. Schein D. Schlottnian KI. Schmidt Calm before the explosion. .mi 3.3 W af -- . . . V -W A ' 3' ' 1: V 5' . - t A , 5353 'ff 5 Qi ,wel 'mi.x. n 1 'V is , ,il -'Y N- ' - 5 N ,J ' V. if of yfftfiif iff is Q - . J. Schuster 5 I L. Schuster , I - ' k L. Schuster 5,-Qfig' 5 . M J. A. Schwartz . ' my D' Scruggs , . . 5: , E. eameu ik V . fLn2wf.a2w ni gg. qmw in 3 YV xt . . wiv A fs gfzisf M tsst 223.9 ' A xxx'-isi s'-II.,-'Q . . ix .. 1 84 .11 Q 1,-if-V jc v ,jam-11, 1 L- 2 . .., 3 uf-3 ,... . ,.f1 gsm 'J . T, . 1 ,... ,- M e fx .- ,941 Q Q., . ,iff M. Sander M. Sankey T. Santo J. Scanlon C. Schaefer R. Schafer M. Schmidt R. Schmitt J. Schnupp M. Schroeder B. Schultz W. Schumann -N ,li .M .,. Q-ff SQ. Rf. K, Seddon P. Seliga D. Serafini R. Sheaifer A. Short A. Shoup mb as C. Smith R. Smith C. Snee j. Snyder D. Sobotka K. Sopp 1 in S'X ' gf H. . .l. if .L . 1. Stevens A J. Stevens D. Stock S. Sudomcrski li? S. Swisher R. Szeg A - . Lyn 5 ' Q Q 3' A W if S. Thorson C. Timura - A R. Tinker T. N. Tole . 3 P. Tomayko ii'i A. Tomko . , gift.. - ,Y R. VanWassen M. VanWeft C. Verno A. Vogel D. VonSchlick L. Waldo .. w. fff.,,.t. 1 ' Q . ,. 'bf' 1' JUNIQRS .., M .E ,Q ,W , -: Q K . . Lf I , 1 , ,, . ...H , M . ,R 4- X if I 51 ' 5 x , A fi . 5: :'2..f.w wi A ll' fi ' ' I ' .Saga . A V X, . . .exi ni A 5? L if S 1 .., ., ,a 1 7 1 if L 6 K F 1 L. Sill L. Simlexg, R. Simoni ' M. Sites L. Slautterback R. Smiley fi, W ,C af 3 - J I .f ...iii .5631 ff' S. Springer L. Staats S. Stanko E. Stasik J. Stepaniak S. Stern I J. Tansky E. Tarasovic M. Taylor E. Tech G. Tener A. Thomas x. EW , f L ,, Q. . G. Tush S. Uhl B. Vader C. Valdini L. Vandermast S. Vanistendal ffiy- if R .. . T T 5' it 5 'N .t't , fz' '. Pt R ' .t..'--i 85 . .-W4 dz.. JUNICDRS a- '. .e t . R. Waldo ' f , i gg A, W. Walsko f . K. Wasecko S i C' Wazny J. Weber . C. Wells P B. WVelte flvof, ,gk li? ,T Hg 1 C. Wentz Q f QF . D. White . 'fe T ' X:': J' Whlte f ii is V lbg. f it , T. White letl fn 1 J. Whitehead rl f .. a we R A 5 Eiga 5, ,'L. G. Whitmyre ' 'X 1? M. Wiedenheft .Ti 5 a A. Wilson D. Windstein I, ' G. Wolfe M. L. Wolfe T R. Wood ,ug K. VVOIKITIHII w rl Q . , , ', D . Zink A. Wozniak H. Wulff S. Wurthner A A 6 B. Yalenty V- Yefko ' ' is R. Young S ' J. zink ,wg M. Ziolkowski R. Zirngibl These Juniors did not have their picture taken: james Bauer, Roy Beck, Thomas Beck, Ronald Buchert, Marjorie Cohn, Jerilyn Duing, Anne Ferrero, Ronald Ganster, Jerry Haffeman, Fred Huber, Edward Kaslewicz, Eileen Keaney, Marjorie Keck, Virginia Koerber, John Kratt, Carolyn Lemp, Charles McCaffrey, Thomas McNaughton, Sharon Nicholson, Charlotte Ringeisen, Gail Ritter, Elaine Roth, Marshall Scott, Dennis Shuplock, Mary Ann Shorr, john Steigerwald, Thomas Steinbeck, Kenneth Viscount, Daniel Wessol, Carol Wigton, David Woehler, Patricia Ziolkowski. 86 SCDPHCDMCDRES ,ff . f M...l. ,S -A rv . - me . ,sf ,, ' ifewh .pr fr I .fi ,W M' mr. 2 li J. Abrams YV. Abramsen J. Adams R. Adams R. Albert J. Alcott , 5, K-5 'lui Barbara Newcomb, Vice-Presidentg Charles Fritsch, Presidentg Mr. Banky, Sponsorg Clyde John- ston, Treasurer: James Dempster, Secretary. MOTTO: XVe climbed the hillg the mountain stands before us, . tr z '22 was f .2 ..,,g. ,v r 2? is 2 Lf 33 if-rl ,J , if T 55 3 l22'w'-a A' .M Q-V , ,lysis , rw '- K - -4 QQ , lld ',i-F 31-f f2sl.ifi,' Q .. ' 5 - fl ll f iifi iiiii sf ' 6' gr 3 wr f f , m asses :sein . f, -'TEA an fi f If . Arnold . Axelsen . Ayers . Baer . Bahl B. Ballash mr H nv X. ar A .Ja 7, A sl. is K L. Mm. - 5, 2 V 4 gy 2, . Q if ' 'ads ? ',7 r ,. ' 'Lf K K7 .V .rf .fff 4 . .yy gi f i ...ks r E tr 22. A W. Alcxy C. Amann M. Ambill J. Anderson L. Anderson P. Archibald e s- -s,... ,L 124:54 1 1 is S L, l I fl. Q. B H 1 4 ' V 1 3. f , -1 7, . N ff C X 7.1. 'I :E ff I Xi' ' 1 ,. .. Ax. ak K' . Yr B X 5 ' Q. A 3' A 45? 'A iii' sb.. if . ... N E Wm lwy. fx' ' Lx, SGP!-ICDMQRES W K . ..,ff?f' C13 B74 Q C gl . B Q L -- f Wx .. ' er, , hw sr B . B , . . 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Zofcin These Sophomores have not had their pictures taken: Yvilliam Androski, Rich ard Burchett, Marlene Dallas, Francis Evagues, James Freeman, Marlene Mc Clouds, Douglas McGlaughlin, Rose Ann Messina, Kress Muenzmay, Jeffrey Mullen, Carol Ovsak, William Palmer, James Potts, Gerald Schmitt, William Schwanekamp, Carole Sobzack, WVilliam Weidman, Bonnie Wilhelm. ACTIVITIES V SENIOR STUDENT SENATE-Top row: March, C. Cardani, R. Churchill, YV. Berger, Swanson, L. Alli- son, D. Bomer. Second rout: AI. Donahue, C. Grogan, G. Young, K. Bentzen, C. Brown, F. Phillips, L. Schmitt, N. Leva, P. Herold. Bottom row: M. Misko, Melaney, E. Ycrmack, P. Horvath, B. Guiser, Lewis, B. Montana. Palmieri, -I. Ramsay, M. Wyilll, J. Peil. Third row: T. Student Senote L. Schmitt and F. Phillips were active participants in the Student Senate book cover campaign to raise money for the foreign exchange program. The Student Senate offers us an oppor- tunity to discuss and decide student- school issues which may vary from ex- change students to school spirit. JUNIOR STUDENT SENATE-Top row: G. Beaudet, T. Howath, E. Gotts- chalk, L. Lehner, A. Tomko, T. YVhite. Second row: R. Gurchak, G. Toner, G. Fabrizio, D. Krah, J. Burnett, Berseth. Third row: Agnew, D. Bee' man, C. Wazny, A. Harrison, A. Panzera, P. Ziolkowski, V. Gaydos. Bottom row: B. Brusco, C. Churchill, L. Reynolds, V. Brovet, S. Michelosen, G. Luther, K. Sopp. Dil SOPHOMORE STUDENT SENATE4Tnj1 rozu: M. Ramon, R. Longo, C. Fritsch, R. Dolinzir, M. Kearns, R. Ncwill, D. Bahl. Second row: j. Christopher, R. Beinhauer, R. Chermuk, XV. Ranft, M. Thomas, S. Giancola, S. Kalinyak. Third rozw: L. Roherls, J. Hlytiaz, Corclier, J. Gracie, C. Johnston, C. Bosna, R. Lehman. Ifourtlz roziu' G. Caqualto, M. Sebesta, R. Hassle-r, T. Schneider, D. Schillo. D. Regan, D. Kyler. liotiom rozv: KI. Cliurtcrs, xl. lfeick, C. Cong- awure, P. Criswell, L. Recllinger, B. Newcomb, C. Perry. Mr. J. H. McCormick, Mr. Sullivan The Sponsors, Mr. McCormick and Mr. Sullivan, are an integral part of the Student Senate. STUDENT SENATE OFFICERS-Stavzdhzg: L. Vanclermast. J. Miller. Seated: R. Gurehak, B. WVctzel, L. Cooper. JJ' C. Mcliccvcr, M. Mattcru, R. Mosko, R. Chcsnos, L. Schmitt, J. Savage, P. Hcrold, M Dragar, C. Armstrong, D. ACI-iC1'lll2lll, lj. Duyak, J. Vulclrini. Smzzding: J. Miller, N. Fcc, K. Cordicr, N. Clrllmly, G. Shirk, M. Him, lf. Phillips Sealed: E. YC1'1l1l1Ck, amd CI. Grogzxn, Layout liclilor. X M 6 E' fi W ...L 223 -.Q r-5-,K C. lNIcKecve1', N. l.CV1l, P. Herolml. Mr. Minelti, Co-sponsor, Veetler, L, Kelly, M. Misko, G, Xoa, Bolthi The Balthi records the activities and participants of each school YCHII li. Yernizxck, M. Maller n, Mr. Michael, Co-sponsor. Hllvflll took Ilzat r'l1erk? sm.: ' jiim al - x 1 M ls li jk ! W ..,:, . b Q R. xI0llFlSl0Il, Eclilor: Mr. McCormick, Sponsorg M, XVynn Copy-editor: li. Robison, Business Manager. Top muh' J. Miller, D. McCloskey, R. Hammill, B. Mfalsko, B. Hickey, R. Cooey. Second row: M. Misko, M. Hirt, Iiackstrorn. C. Brown, M. V'icdenheft, M. Sankey, S. Uhl, B. Burgess. Third row: R. XViedenheft, K. Cooper, S. XVells, G. Caqualto, D. Beck, S. YVells, Brand. Fourth P U r bo l :Te row: Mr. Robbins, S. Calabro, G. Luther, Rocker, B Brusco. ul. Baker, M. Mele. Iioltom row: Mr. Greiner, B Machin, J, Miller, B. YVillis, P. Bradica, H. Kirschman, S Ruflner. Bz1ldwin's fourth estate is famed for its fine news coverage, feature stories, and humorous polls. EDITORS-Slnmlirzg: C. Suviers, KI. Beyer. Sffatzfrl: N. Lcva, D. Kozikowski, Mr. Greiner, Miller, J. Backstrom 4 SENIOR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY-Stzznzling: C. Cardam L Allison L. Kelly, D. Elliott, G. Nou. Sealed: S. Diaz, C. Close, B. Culser R ohnston L. Schmitt, C, Krogh. The Search for prospective niembers. L. Kelly, Mr. Meell, B. Brusco, L. Allison cheek report cards. JUNIOR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIIZTY-Tofu row: S. I'Vells Busetli 5 Greaves, G. Ebenhaek. Second row: N, Cziquutto, B. B1-useo, D Beenmn R C uy dosh. Bottom mum' A. Harrison, L, Vanclcrmast, D. Looney, Stexens Top rozv: D. Hallett, R. Linsey, B. Escovitz, J. Wells, J. Fails, S. Nauhaus, R. Mfood, R. Shakespeare. Second row: D. Rutherford, J. Bruchas, A. Fields, J. Arnold, P. Roth, J. Doyak, V. Clark, B. Mayer, R. Macher. Third rozw: Biology Club Top row: J. Danahey, J. Stepaniak, J. Shepherd, P. Shack, D. Rutherford, A. Xvysocki. Second row: L. Ellsworth, B. Havekotte, B. Mayer, M. Atherton, T. Pastorious, Nauhaus. Bottom row: Mr. Kelly, R. Wood, J. Dressler, L. Arch, D. MacG regor. D. Crane, IS. Mikert, J. Lauer, I,. Sill, J. Lukatsky, C. Brnilovicli, S. Kribel, D. Regan, S. Smith. Bottom row: Mr. Banky, M. Pflaum, L. Yager, Genge, R. Ruskay, B. Onda, J. McGinncs, J. Remley. The Biology Club provides stu- dents With an opportunity to further their interests in biol- ogy. Chemistry Club The Chemistry Club is a work- shop for individual projects and study. pl lx Physics Club is a testing ground for experiments and projects be- yond the scope of the classroom. Mr. Bartos, P, Shack, G. Saviers experiment with a vac- uum tube. Standing: Mr. llurtos, ll. I,llI'S0ll, Shepherd, ll. Ransford, G. Goetz, Seat Y A ed: M. Lang, P. Shack, D. Ell1ott,G. Suvicrs, I.. Ellsworth. .JU -wmv li V232 'ii 'xii 12 E if ,...-r...' f xr E Physics Club t N-s u-41 W 1' . Top rozu: R. Nell, D. Carpenter, C. Covcy, D, Musuncggi, AI. Shepherd, D. Zuris. Second row: F. Brown, M. Atherton, B. Robison, P. Shzntk, I.. Kelly, S. Schmellzcr. Thi:-rl row: Hartman, D. VOnSchlick, M. XVynn, S. Thorson, K. Blohmc, C. Nou. Fllllffll rout' Mr. Butler, Backstrom, XV. Bromley, F. Creascy, E. Carlsen, V. Clark. liolfonz row: Mrs, jarclini, KI. Rcckcr, E. Yermack, P. Bcrenls, J. Cutler, F. Rcthagc. h h . . . S D S 6 C P1 U b 'furefi1SE::EOrElIL1311l2. IS trammg ground for U b Math Club proves that proofs are Simzding: Mr. James, ll, Escovill, B. Keyser, NI. Shepherd, B. Havekottc, J. Scanlon. Seated: P. Roth, L. Ellsworth, B. Vannosci, J. Boggs, Lou Cancelmi. will Top mzu: -I. Durgee, T. Zumbrook, A. Simoni, D. Ruther- ford, VV. Moody. Second row: S. Slanko, A. Ludwig, R. Longo, D. Zader, L. Lehner, R. Lloyd, A. Tomko. Third mum' J. Beyer, T. YVhite, XV. Hletzel, P. Fassett, M. Misko, K G Y U b Service is the I. Ignatius, F. Slaulterback. Fourth row: D. Kruh, T Kuhn, R. Gurehak, T. Jorishie, D. Pogany, R. Churchill YV. Niro, XV. Escovitz. Bottom row: Mr. Magness, M. Por terheld, R. Johnston, Baughman, R. Beemun, J. YVytiaz aim of the Key Club. KEY CLUB OFFICERS-Mr. Magness, Sponsorg J. Beyer, T. XVhite, R. Churchill. R, Kopycinski. E. Yermark. Mr, Clreim-r. Sponsor: V, Cullen, R. Young, J. Hcuplc, S. Hallenl bcrg, C. Blitz. Her Majesty Miss Jones was a royal treat. R. Neff, QI. Mfhite, M. Sites, C. Peppin, M. L. Bcaumariage, K. Sopp. Wwwuvqga L. Gathers, L. Martin, K. Shannon, M. Fur man, J. Melaney. Hwku.-ff 112 R. l'ar7ik, IZ. XVCIIII. D. Mcfllrmsky, M. V1'Ul'llCI', L. Guthers, L. Cooper, K. Shau- non. Senior Class Play M. Turner, L. Cooper, J. Mclaney, R Parzik. J. Zink, L. Martin, J. Melaney, C. Smith, M. J. Furman. 113 uf...- If iw- f n-..,,-r L-... g. ..T... .na-mm,-T R. Farrington, S. Diaz, J. Melaney, M. J. Furman, D. Gies. Junior Closs Ploy The Stage Door opened to reveal twenty of Baldwin's most beautiful girls. Standing: L. Cancelrni, K. Shannon, Abbott, F. Brown, R. Farrington, J. Me- laney, D. Gies, S. Diaz. Seated: L. Granger, F. Creasey, D. Schlottman, M. J. Furman, C. Tombras, B. Kightlinger, S. Stern, D. VonSchlick, J. Caljullio, L. Martin, D. McCloskey, N. Caquatto, F. Rethage, C. Wentz, D. Beck. Standing: L. Cancehni, Mr. Greiner, Sponsor, Abbott. Seated: C. Kooper, Schnupp, S. Thorson, M. Keicher, M. Mitchell, B. Brusco. X 2 E as f gi--a iiiswv-vw ' ii mt K Medical Club The members of the Medical Club broaden their knowledge of their chosen profession. K 4 . Top row: K. Bush, R. Adams, P. Loeher, C. Smith, R. Cooey, A. Cahaul, J. Caplan, D. Bolton, D. Gies. Second row: S. Pfund, Kearins, S. Michelosen, L. Staats, A. Thompson, J. Pope, J. Miller, S. Greaves, B. Burgess, J. Lukalsky, J. Allison, Mfeber. Third row: R. Faix, P. Roberts, L. Eroline, A. Vogel, S. Glasgow, J. Takarehek, S. McKinley, M. XVctLerolf, J. Dressler, J. Jorclen. Fourth rozv: C. Knotts, I.. Sill, C. Brnilovieh, Pollack, L. Abranisen, 115 M. Wlinghelcl, L. Cofsky, N. Depp, A. Hoskins, C. Carney Fifth row: B. Watson, F. Phillips, Lauer, L. Frazer, T Depp, P. Threnhuuser, P. Archibald, D. Beck, A. Ekiert XV. Gray, L. Brown, B. Hassler. Bottom raw: Miss Byrne Sponsor, C. LaJevie, J. Price, J. Horvalh, S. Diaz, J. Zader P. Yeomans, L. Stetar, B. Race, M. Fieger, R. Scheide mantel, S. Ruifner. 1 1 l J SENIOR F.T.A.-Top row: D. lader, K. Kaniineck, J Varney, J. Backstrom, B. Pollack, J. Appel, L. Cooper. S. Edwards. Second row: I.. Holt, G. Noa, C. Cordier, V. Clark, P. Lehman, N. Grundy, C. Brown, S. Cureton, Reeker. Third row: R. Claire, T. Hamrock, N. Depp, K. Blohme, R. Ifaix, M. Herold, C. Rubel, J. Melaney, E. Yermack. Fourth row: R. Johnston, I.. Allison, E. Vvilker, Future Teoeh JUNIOR F.T.A.-Top row: P. Girdwood, M. Schroeder, . Sehnupp, C. Maley, N. Becker, Mr. Hilko, Sponsor. See- J ond row: Kearins, N. Martin, C. Hunt, D. Looney, S. O N' ' C. Knotts, J. Lauer, F. Phillips, J. Getzug, C. Dalrymple K. Peterson, P. Berents. Fifllz row: P. Fassett, J. Miller P. Horvath, J. Miller, Lutz, S. Minick, B. Gniser, K Miller, M. Mele. liollom row: Mr. Jaklieh, Sponsor: W Berger, Lewis, N. DeBattista, J. Baker, S. Diaz. M. Coles- berry, H. Kirschmzxn, C, Close. ers ol Amerieo Hallenberg. Bottom row: A. Panzera, S. Springer, C Brnilovich, L. Reynolds, E. Crozier. .,..-. . Y? ef P .f f I f .,. 'ff .V- ' -fy' 'LS Sv .z1YjT! V, iaja. ' 1 ,fyw iff? ., . ,Nj 4, . I fi K . ,N f -an Top row: Durgee, A. Provolt, Schmidt, A. Tomko L. Lehner, P. Fassett, WV. Thompson, R. Churchill. Sec ond row: J. Donahue, WV. Wetzel, R. Parzik, H. Haw kins, T. YVhite, Batz, T. Zumbrook, F. Slautterback. Third row: XV. Moody, Reed, EI. Huemrich, S. Stanko E. Tech, T. Kuhn, M. Sander, R. Gurchak, G. Teuer. Fourth row: D. Hughey, C. Cherriugton, T. XVillis, T Vorslty Lettermen The Lettermen's Club is comprised of the school's outstanding athletes and is . an honor which all boys of Baldwin try to achieve. YV. Berger, A. Simoni, WV. Thompson, J. Don- ahue discuss plans for this Friday's Game. Lewis, R. McMahon, C. Fritsch, W. Berger, L. Holt, T Young. Fifth rozu: YV. Niro, Baughman, E. Stasik, D Reilly, J. Boggs, R. Lehman, R. Burnett, G. Yesionek, D Pogany. Bottom row: Mr. Fritsch, Sponsorg A. Silnoni, T Jorishie, R. Hupe, E. Palmieri, M. Porterhelcl, R. Claire R. Demare, D. Hales. i 1 Top row: M. Meesmer, McDonald, K. Miller, M. Wving- Vanclcrmast, KI. NVhite, L. Cofsky. Bottom row: Mrs. Cor field, P. Lang, K. Bush, C. Forbes, M. Merz, B. Pollack, A. bett, Sponsor, L. Yeager, II. Schuster, Stern, B. Hughes Thompson. Second mzu: N. Becker, P. Berents, E. Miller, T- H2lm1'0Ck, M- DTHSCT, F. Pl1illiPS, C, L21Jf?ViC, C- KIWKIS P. Knpicik, B. Range, J. Pollack, V. Brovet, E. Crozier, L. J - R d C This active service organization is a stu- U rl If S S S dent branch of the American Red Cross. d , i b These girls learn leadership and responsibility by i. Q G G lf S C U assisting the gym teachers. Top row: K. Bentzen, K. Bush, C. Armstrong, L. Allison, L. Schmitt, C. Tombras. Bottom row: Mrs. Haupt, Spon- C. Chambers, C. Rees. Second row: P. Herold, P. Lehman, sorg C. Close, J. Lauer, M. Coleshcrry, G. Fellner, P. Hor- N. Leva, L. Lechner, J. Heil, K. Kamineck. Third row: vath, S. Cureton, Mrs. Merritt. B. Fettis, B. Cuiser, B. Monford, P. Warner, J. Recker, T vu 1, V. .. f di ' 1 iw 2,5 in rj ..LV Q - if IV V. J y y..f I igg .Q K .,.,, .g yg, is I ..,, 5 iyi .ki.V L, . f I :'f ' . L. I 4 'ls ll .s Q . ' 1 E ff. 1, bd hx AQ . 1 , Top rout' J. Femlor, A. Harrison, S. Greaves, C. Thomas, S. Gerber, J. Allison, L. Hilpert, ll. Slebner, A. Krzan, P. liolkowski, C. Snee, S. Finn, Sefmzd row: B. XVolfe, B. Burgess, M. Heller, M. Morgan, Vislay, C. Valclini, J. Dryer, M. lxilllkiill, P. Kessler, B. lfaix, B. Hughes, D. McCloskey. 'I'l1ir1I row: M. Keck, D. XVesteoFf, L. Snee, C. Grossman, B. Kloss, N. Inlbluln, L. Roberts, L. Anderson, J. Kennnun, S. XVolfe, F. Hanna, E. Turasovic. Fourth row: J. Backstroni, M. XVetterofl, S. Dalling, D. Vislay, L. McCreary, C. Rubel, C. I,uJevic, J. Allison, B. Smith, J. Jesko, P, Girclwood, A. Grant. Fifth row: K. Karnineck J. XVoocl, D. Looney, M. Ziolkowski, S. Marshall, S. Jack- ley, B. Dodds, D. Stoebe, P. Yeonlans, R. Hibbarcl, D Regan. Sixllz rozv: K. Bentzen, K. Phillips, J. Sands, K Sanders, N. Leavy, S. Kribel, C. Balz, J. Beeghly, N. Con ley, D. Cotwalt, L. Brown. liuttnnz rozv: XVilson, Mil ler, J. Zacler, N. YVatson, B. Kighllinger, D. lfuwley, I5 Montana, S. Miller, J. Schafer, L. Abrarnsen, M. Donnelly J. Calgelia, Y-Teens CJ nel Hn-Y The Y-Teens and Hi-Y are Baldwin's branches of the YWCA and YMCA. HI-Y-Top rozu: R. Muller, L. Lehner, P. Harper, P. Fussell, Donahue. liattanz row: W R. Claire, Reed, J. Porzio, J. Miller, R. Sinnnons. W Top row: J. Walters, P. Broeren, J. Shepherd, M. Turner, Durgee, G. Alberts, L. Cancelmi. Second row: B. Mayer, J. Swanson, J. Ramsay, S. Beck, C. Tomhras, Varney, S. Pfund, W. Apgar. Third row: C. Maley, N. Martin, T. Jorishie, A. Panzera, J. Boggs, C. Knotts, P. Sheridan, Schnupp. Fourth row: Mr. Trujillo, A. Ekiert, M. Y'Vilmer, D. Rhoads, L. Reynolds, L. Cooper, L. Schmitt, J. Allison. Bottom row: L. Abramsen, C. LaJevic, P. Berents, M. Schroeder, E. Ampel, C. Close, M. Sites, L. Ellsworth. S - lq b The Spanish Clubifurthers our knowl- D O rl I5 U edge of South American life. 120 Lolin Club The Latin Club stimulates inter est in Roman culture. Top row: C. Bosna, C. Carlsen, J. Wal- ters, J. Wells, R. Cooey, T. Larkin. Second row: Mr. Bozic, J. Calgelia, D. Brown, M. J. Fieger, C. Kribel, S. Guessner, B. Onda, A. Hoskins. Bot- tom row: S. Diaz, H. Odato, R. Guy- dosh, T. Conwell, R. Stemp, J. Wvytiaz L L ijt Q MO Q up J Top row: V. Depp, M. VanXVert, R. Mfeber, B. Range, C. YVolfe, L. Carnett, Miss Minetti, D. Kozikowski, P. Ber- Macek, J. Schorr, H. Kirschman, J. Brand, J. Appel, J. ents, C. Thomas, S. DeRenzo, L. McCreary. Cago, L. Hilpert. Bottom row: D. Zink, B. Klein, M. b Future librarians Hnd their beginning in the I VO V y U Library Club. Ch b The Chess Club provides interested students U with an opportunity to practice their skills. Top 1'0zu: J. Berselh, E. Nelson, T. Conwell, D. Holden. Bottom rozv: P. lfussett, R, Shake- speare, Mr. Fazio, J. Billlglllllllll, T. Mayhew. . ,, ,, . , ....A,.... Fi u':muZf'.s.,f. ' A J : fl' 1 fn fmrw Q, ,bi , re - 2 t - , Aw swf , E' ' . ' 2 Mt. 1 'X A aw A is A -K - :ww 4.-.1 M.. - 5 l fi W be .4 N 5 1 5 -I J Top rozu: C. Uber, C. Carmichael, M. Mincin, M. Kupcik, C. Dewalt. Second row: M. Keicher, C. Ball, L. Brown, J. Hillerich, B. Eiben. Bottom row: Miss Malone, Harvey, C. Straight, L. Hohnson, B. Ross. F H A The Future Homemakers of America learn in detail the art of a ' ' - happy homelife. Ushering at the Open Houses and performances is U S ll Q Cl U b the Ushers Club's task. Top row: C. Chambers, M. Wetteroff, P. Keady, C. Wentz, L. Paulin, K. Thomas, N. Barron, J. Flowers, J. Davis V. Cullen, M. Bach. Second row: L. Shick, S. Glasgow, M. Kwait, J. Takarchek, P. Adams, R. Adams, F. Creasey, S. Gould, J. Vislay, A. Krzan. Third row: L. Shute, D Good, L. DclPercio, J. Pethia, C. Dewalt, C. Batz, B. Mor- row, C. Stahl, S. Marshall, D. Simler. Fourth row: L ' 'J -. I I -Ad Roberts, A. Ekiert, P. Erfort, R. Weber, D. Vislay, P Crosby, C. Fleis, G. Liebau, C. Citro, L. King. Fifth row Miss Bode, J. Davidson, J. Dryer, E. Kish, K. Parker, N Caquatto, J. Heuple, Y. Jucha, H. Kirschman, S. Born Bottom row: S. Diaz, D. Zink, A. Feenan, I. McClune, J Shaler, L. Abramsen, M. Pflaum, S. Faye, J. Remley, B Onda. rw W Top rozu: L. Ossowski, Hulings, S. Beck, B. Willis, P. K. Xvllllliff, C. Stahl, R. Grove, D. Regan, S. Brewer. Bot- Kcsslcr, T. Hamrock, G. Collins, YVhite. Second row: tom row: Mr. Henkowsky, Sponsor, Boggs, J. Bella, E. Stasik, XV. Abbott, L. Staats, C. Snee, R. Adams, L. K. Phillips, M. Sites, D. Evans, K. Shannon, C. Munizza Stetar, A. Field, K. Sopp. Third row: D. Stein, R. Young, A b Keeping the school beautiful is the aim of the Art FT U Club. C b The Crafts Club provides an opportunity to be cre- ISO S U ative in woods and metals. F. Rcteagc, J. Cutler, B, Pattillo, Mr. Doncy, Sponsor, P. Keacly, R. Simoni. W. .Q W Mr . . . ,aww 3 'ff' F' .fxx W 'dis The girls in the Secretarial Service Club aid the teachers by sharing the faculty's clerical work. Casciani. Fourth row: C. McKeever, M. Hirt, B. Bogu- cki, C. Mehlmauer, M. Priore. Bottom row: Mrs. Magness Sponsor: D. Kozikowski, P. Fitch, S. Lutz, B. Guiser, M Colesberry, M. Szynianski. Qi l , . F L. ..... H522 -. ' .T . ,g. .., 2 pm 1 X i j l ii' .X-lx: . 1 3 4 fn Top row: L. Carnctt, E. Tarasovic, K. juergenson, S, Ger- ber, P. Crosby, N. Miller. Second row: K. Timura, M. Debelak, QI. Vislay, A. Krzan, D. Casciani, A. Shoup, L. Clark, D. Vislay, Third row: M. Schricker, Lyons, M. Wolfe, C. Fleis, G. Liebau, C. Kuhn, E. Wilker, V. Depp. Fourth row: M. Crowley, Segner, K. Gago, C. WVarsko, Future Business Leaders oi America D344 A 'WW1 E, Schauer, E. Seamen, P. Bradica, C. Mehlinaucr. Fifth row: B. Hayne, J. Pethia, C. Citro, L. King, C. Smith, li. Kish, K. Parker, D. Stocbe. Bottom row: Miss Conte, Co- sponsorg J. Valdrini, B. Napieracz, D. Kozikowski, S. Born E. McClunc, M, Androski, Miss Berkoben, Co-sponsor. The members of the F.B.L.A. gain addi- tional experience for their entry into the business world. v Sound Souod Top row: W. Haftmann, R. Milliken, H. Mauti, G. Sav- Hoffman. Bottom row: Mr. Waterman, Sponsorg R iers. Second row: W. Morrow, YV. Abbott, P. Lutz, G. Shakespeare, R. Mayhew, R. Millard, D. Rybar. The Sound Squad is responsible for producing, controlling, and recording the audible effects at all performances. 126 Decorating ond Art Siege Crew gs ndftu 'f 4 JB liottonz mzv: Mr. Sullivan, lf, Brown, H. Ransford, C. J. Bauer, R. Mayhew, T. Mathews. Top row: R. Grove, Shirk, Mr. Henkowsky. Second row: XV. Abbott, C. Culotta, F. Heiserk, F. Rethage, K. Muenzmay. The Decorating and Art Stage Crew enhance the quality of various stage scenes with their artistic ability. YV. Abbott, H. Ransford, CL. Sliirk are found repairing stage equipment. 127 ff Top mzu: L. Gallagher, G. Goetz, R. Schmitt, E. Murphy, L. Canccltni, J. Ostrancler, YV, Koch, C. Dick, J. Hanlon Second row: B. Havekotte, J. Seitz, J. Shepherd, R. Key ser, D. Musuneggi, G. Milton, J. Erskine, J. Ramsay, D Cies, G. Shirk. Third rozv: L. Lehner, J. Lloyd, M Kearns, R. Ober, G. Peppin, WV. Julin, P. Broeren, D Kartman, L. Holt, H. Ransford. Fourlh row: D, Zader, C. Fritsch, XV. Berger, YV. Niro, P. Harper, J. Georgetson A. Kahall, D. Miller, B. Shermack, J. Neff. Fifth row: W Thompson, T. Jorishie, J. Veeder, C. Grogan, R. Bliss, R. Claire, R. DeMarc, P. Sheridan, D. Hfigman, L. Slaut- terback. Iioltom roztf: H. Hawkins, R. Reba, J. Anderson, H. Casciotti, R. Grove, D. Manspeaker, B. Brown, D. MacGregor, XV. Spring, Mr. Bruni, Sponsor. The Pep Clubs are the backbone of Baldwin's school spirit. Through pep rallies, bulletin boards, and powerful lungs, they kept our teams and the spectators on the ball. One of many suspense Hlled moments in our gym. v GD Clubs THA UU BA LTEAM AN NKFU M. Moran, E. Roth, C. Byrd, C. Brown, C. Knotts, J. Swanson, N. Martin. Girls Pep Club Oflicers: J. Heil, J. Swanson, lf. Phillips, J. Lauer decorate the hall bulletin boards. Top rozv: S. Pfuncl, S. YN'ilson, N. Becker. N. Martin, L. Yamtlermast, L. lxiilfllll, J. XVhite, P. Hillerich, M. Kcicher, J. Weber. .5'ffmml mzv: J. Keurins, K. McGovern, E. Roth, Gould, C. Barker, J. Dryer, M. Moran, B. Brusco, V. Guydos, Tlzirzl row: S. Cureton, C. Brown, B. Monford, J. Doyak, S. liclwarcls, J. Miller, J. Mclziney, M. Hirt, J. Baker, E. XVilker. Fourth row: Mrs. Merritt, Sponsor, C. Wuzny, P. Threnhauser, P, Archibald, Jortlan, K. Peterson, C. Knotts, J. Cetzug, D. Leisy, B. liiben. Bottom row: J. Schmacher, J. Valdrini, M. Pflum, V. Fellner, Swanson, I.z1uer, F. Phillips, lieil, C. Perry. 0.6.0 50.999 B I J s 32 ls- USC U' The I-lighloncler Choir CID Boldwinoires THE HIGHLANDER CHOIR VVhen the auditorium echoes with a mighty Spiritual, or the soft, mellow strains of Annie Laurie fill the air, one can be sure that Mr. Shalley is directing the Highlander Choir. The ninety-three choir members will never forget first performance jitters, the doz- ens of lemons, and the weeks of ex- hausting rehearsal that went into every concert and assembly. The choir's most outstanding performances included the Christmas Program, the annual Spring Concert, and those at the Hilton Hotel and Thiel College. The Baldwinaires, a select group of thirty voices chosen from the choir, per- forms for various community organiza- tions throughout the year. Audiences long remember any per- formance of the Baldwinaires or the Highlander Choirg these superior groups are a credit to themselves and to Bald- win High School. 132 HIGHLANDER CHOIR-Top Row: K. Blohnie, J. Savage, J. Ignatius, D. Gifiin, D. Fassett, S. WVillian1s, J. Erskine, J Hulings, Dickerson, R. Otte, R. McMahon, Donahue, P. Fassett, L. Ossowski, G. Beaudet, L. Lehner, XV, YVetzcl R. Parzik, R. Lloyd, C. Cardini, T. Chorba, E. Tarasovic, S Schnleltzer. Second Row: M. Mele, C. Knotts, L. Ellsworth T. Renkey, D. Krah, Burnett, Georgetson, P. Ycsko, J Butler, C. Newell, D. Cies, R. Kopycinski, Zink, L. Gathers, G, Unglaub, R. Bliss, T. Jorshie, D. McG1aughlin, R. Claire, IN. Morris, J. Meussner, P. Girdwood. Third Row N. Leva, M. Thomas, V. Cullen, M. Kenny, I.. Cooper, L. Lechncr, S. Springer, N. Fee, D. Fawley, A. Harrison, P Kessler, K. Pierini, J. Hinds, T. Prohed, Vislay, C. Krogh L. Vanclerniast, L. Schmitt, B. Burgess, E. Carlson, D. Looney J. Miller, P. Fitch. Bottom Row: C. Close, L. Kirshman, C Xvoods, M, Beauniarizige, V. lirovet, B. Kightlinger, J. Cenge S. Flannigan, N. Tole, P. Archibald, D. Rouser, B. King, D Vislay, M. Cohn, B. Guiser, J. Price, C. Rosenblatt, M Sites, A. Llewllyn. BALDYVINAIRES-Top Row: P. Kessler. Donahue. Third Row: A. Llewllyn, D. Rouser, D. Looney E P. Fassett, L. Ossowski, J. Ignatius, L. Lehner, R. Carlson, B. King, M. Sites, C. Krogh, J. Savage Parzik, G. Beaudet, D. Gifhn, L. Schmitt. Second Row: Hollom Row: I.. Cooper, C. Rosenblatt, C. Close T M. Cohn, D. Fassett, R. Kopycinski, G. Unglaub, J. Probed, S. Schnieltzer, P. Fitch, N. Tole. link, D. Gies, L. Ellsworth, J. Hulings, N. Leya. EN Y . .1 . Mens Glee Club V. Cullen, M. Maggiotto, J. Savage, J. Zink, S. Williams, N. Leva. Sing Along with Sid. T. Probcd, J. Donahue. Are you union employed? X Top row: R. Ziefel, L. Ossowski, R. Parzik, W. Mfetzel, L. Lehner, R, Otte, R, Dalzell, T. Chorba, G. Beaudet, R. Lewis, R. Lloyd, VV. Thompson, J. Donahue, R. Mc- Mahon, D. Cifhn. Second row: G. Nicholson, D. Scruggs, XV. Berger, D. Fassett, J. Erskine, J. Ignatius, J. Hulings, G. Alberts, C. Cardani, R. Farrington, R. Shaffer, P. Fassett, J. Dickerson, S. Williams, R. Caplan, J. Georget- The sound of young men's voices lifted in song never fails to thrill an audience. The efforts of these sixty boys-sophomores, juniors, and seniors-resulted in a creditable Men's Glee Club. Some of their selections this year were The Halls of Ivy, and NGO Tell lt on the Mountain. Clad in white dinner jackets, the group which included choir members, sang everything from hymns to chantcys and added a handsome accent to the Christmas Program and Spring Concert. son. Third row: L. Gathers, T. Jorishie, P. Yesko, C. Ncwill, G. Unglaub, R. Bliss, R. Martin, D. Gies, R. Kopycinski, Burnett, R. Claire, R. Pond, D. Krah, P. Cywinski. Bottom row: W. Morris, R. Sites, T. Burke, C. Nebel, D. Detillo, A. Peterson, D. McGlaughlin, L. Ells- worth, R. Dierkcn, D. Swope, J. Maggs, J. Butler, T. Ren- key, J. Zink, W. Spring. Q 0 Q me t QW f t is . c c Q .ill Q Q . M . IE tri 1 e'e' ' Q 'C S .... 5 ly lt YZ: N . 0.06 Top rozv: B. Brusco, L. DelPercio, G. Bagshaw, J. Yveber J. Allison, C. Buhr, L. Martin, C. VVentz, E. Wlilker, M Lucas, J. Pope, B. Crowley, J. Kearins, T. Jeney, C. Frye L. Schuster, N. Martin, M. Taylor, Miller, S. Cureton M. Collura, R. Kuhajda, A. Panzera, K. Grossman, C Snee, C. Meszaros, L. Hartman, Pethia, J. Schnupp Second row: L. Purdy, C. Maloney, Johnson, S. Baugh I.. Reynolds, A. Browske, B. Ramsay, L. McCreary, C Rall, B. Stebner, J. Wagler, L. Schuster, C. Carney, S Pfund, C. Grundy, K. Nabor, B. Monford, R. YVeber, C Rubel, S. Reinhold, J. Hatch, G. Schein, M. Crowley, K Naber, P. Berents, M. Dallas, B. Smith. Third row: A Girls' Glee Club Usually a collection ol l20 girls in one place at one time results in chaos, not so with our Girls' Glee Club. Such selections as the delightful Carol ol' the Bells and the familiar Christmas Song sung by the Girls' Glee Club en- hanced the holiday programs. Their second performance at the Spring Con- cert was received enthusiastically by the audience. Under the direction of Mr. Shalley, the Girls' Glee Club has sur- passed the efforts and accomplishments of all other glee clubs at Baldwin. K. Peterson, E. Wlilker, C. Rubel. The A rrangers y Shoup, K. Trumenslager, M. Hattinan, P. Yeomans, K Reichert, M. Hluerthele, L. Schwadron, C. Slater, M Ramaley, L. Slossar, C. Valdini, J. Brand, V. Gaydos, L Lucas, J. Lyons, S. YVells, J. Schuster, L. Anderson, L Clark, K. Peterson, J. Davidson, E. Crozier, C. Churchill M. Schroeder, S. Erbe, J. Horvath, S. Stemp. Bottom row. C. Perry, L. Ellsworth, E. McClune, D. Zink, S. Miller, T Depp, C. Patterson, E. Ampel, S. Jackley, M. Pilum, M Heller, A. VanAusdale, Feick, S. Barbin, Charters P. McGlauflin, D. Beck, N. Leavy, P. Pilyih, M. VanYVert, J. Lewis, N. Deliattista, S. Faye, cg Meek, P. Frantz, P Toniayko, S. Nicholson. L 0 1 ,Q--'S 135 'l' MAJORETTES-H. Odato, M. Thomas S Cor dier, K. Cordier, K. Miller, L. Reynolds A Lle wellyn, N. DeBattista. MARCHING BAND-Top row: R. Beerbower, D Rhoads, M. Atherton, J. Masserio, R, Brunton, T. Mi chalowicz, C. Smith, E. Morrow, R. Gotch, T. Paternoster R. Larson, R. Kamerer, Danahey, Hudson, Cook R. Chesnos, R. Bruce, R. Cooey, R. Gotch, D. Elliott, J Stuebgen, D. White, F. Geissinger, R. O'Keefe, Bella W. Servick, D. Leisy, J. Pindel. Second row: K. Seddon A. Thomas, K. Berk, R. Tinker, D. Windstein, J. Berseth D. Beiswenger, C. Fieger, G. Zuccker, J. Reiland, F. Hicks R. Snouffer, W. Palmer, R. Schafer, H. Berlin, R. Crispen G. Whitmyre, H. Wullf, R. Wood, H. Hardy, K. O'Leary P. Lowery, B. Webb. Third row: W. Bromley, J. Gracie D . Kyler, L. DePaul, J. WVood, M. Wiedenheft, S. Silver- hart, M. Svaline, R. Milliken, C. Culotta, M. Pink, G Henderson, G. Remley, J. Wytiaz, C. Leuthold, R. Moh- ler, R. Rudolph, R. Lehman, R. Morgele, M. Wetteroff S. Bonsall, M. Geiger, D. Stoebe, T. Pastorius, H. North- en. Fourth row: J. Remley, T. Morgan, B. Ruskey, J Walker, C. Gilbert, L. Cohen, D. Hales, J. McGinnis, S Ruffner. Bottom row: B. Reese, P. Criswell, P. Roberts J. Backstrom, H. Odato, M. Thomas, S. Cordier, K. Cor- dier, K. Miller, L. Reynolds, A. Llewellyn, N. DeBattista S. Minick, L. Cooper, B1 King, M. Lutz. 1 Haw HIGHLANDER MARCHING BAND The Marching Band continued its tradition of music, marchin' and dancin' during halftime performances and pep rallies this year. Anticipation filled the air when the band made its entrance to the familiar tune of Bonnie Lassie. The Majorettes, Highlanders, and Heatherettes, all a part of the marching band, added to the array with marching routines, twirling, and dancing. The halftime show made each sharply-uni- formed band member proud to be a part of this organization. The Highlander Bond ls 34 .. Baldwin's coat of arms W: 'K -nf , at , an 34 ,A , ,l V u K A - fr P A' 1, T 5 V -5 v,,,k 5.3, I 2 5 . v ,j xi- ' N 4 Q . -1- V' i V f , M Y L ,J -ff x if A 4 1 P . - if v Ei' V .. K . .. K xr, ,QM wi, T., .. l J f' 'K 0 I 9 I 1 5 ,-A if ii .5 ' Y Q' 1. 2 Q1 29 , , K' il, iir ' - -1 ' M- ' A ' X f f ' 4 1 I w f 4 l 4 , 'V ' Q if I 1 J 1 A .L . i r HE.'x'llHEREY1JrIlES-'FOP raw: K. Bush, C. Carney, K. Pierini, M. Merz, P. Kessler, D. Bomer, L. Allison, S. Finn, J. Savage, D. Fawley, C. Grundy, S. Gianeola, Vzirney, A. Pzinzera. Second row: C. Smith, J. Recker, S. Erbe, S. Reinhold, T. Hamroek, M. Kenny, A. Randazzu, J. John- son, N. lfee, S. Steinrneyer, A. Harrison, L. Hartman, Springer, K. Bentzen. Third row: S. Barbin, P. Renne, C Rall, J. Meussncr, D. Looney, D. Casciani, L. Schmitt, E Carlsen, C. Carlsen, K. Arnolcl, M. Cohn, P. Horvath 130110111 rozu: B. Y'Villis, M. Colesberry, S. Miller, B. Mon Lana, J. Lewis, S. Juckley, C. LaJevie, B. Guiser, C. Krihel S. Brewer, J. Horvatli, Hughes, C. Close. I-lecllwererres, Highlanders, cmd Pipers HIGHLANDERS-B. Reese, P. Criswell, P. Roberts, Backstrom, S. Min- PIPERS-Top rgwg T, Pggwfiug, D. iek, L. Cooper, B. King, M. Lutz. Rhoads. Bottom row: J. Gracie, D. Leisy. CONCERT B BAND Due to the sudden growth in music participation, it was necessary to reor- ganize the band program this year. The members of the Concert A Band and Concert B Band were chosen on the basis of musical ability and pupil achievement. Members of both bands participated in the marching band. Concert B Band performed at assem- blies and the Spring Concert. Selections from My Fair Lady were the high- light of its performance at the Mid-Year Concert. CONCERT B BAND-Top row: S. Ruifner, J. McGinnis D. Hales, G. Trobovich, R. O'Keefe, F. Geissinger, G Zeigler, E. Graw, J. Gracie, G. Gongaware, S. Beward. Second row: D. Kyler, M. Svaline, R. Crossland, Mas serio, J. Bella, R. Vaught, J. Walker, R. Lee, J. Remley, T. Pastorius, S. Minick, C. LaJevic, K. Miller, roy, R. Chesnos. Top-level conference. Concert Bond Mr. McIl- , B. Copp, R. Vaught. Bottom row: C. Culotta, K. O'Leary, T. Morgan, B. Griffin, M. Geiger, L. Cohen, B. Reese, C. Gilbert, M, Pink, P. Criswell, M. Wetteroff, S. Cordier, B. Ruskay, G. Chambers. 9 1 CONCERT A BAND The new emphasis placed on concert performances this year produced fine re- sults. Victory at Sea, conducted by Mr. Mcllroy, and the beautiful A'Eroi- ca, directed by student-conductor Jerry Henderson, were only two of the stimu- lating selections by Concert A Band which enhanced the Mid-Year Concert. The Spring Concert was another mem- orable event, with its entertaining pro- gram of classical music balanced by lighter compositions. This was a most successful year for the Concert A Band. Concert Bond CONCERT A BAND-Top rozu: R. Morgele, J. Wood B. King, K. Seddon, G. Zucclcer, P. Huber, F. Hicks, R Snoulfer, J, Hudson, E. McCann, A. Speicher, A. Short, H Hardy, R. Kamerer, R. Croft, T. Kuhn, VV. llague, R Brunton, W. Servick, R. Schafer. Second four: R. Mohler C. Leuthold, C. Fieger, J. Reiland, J. Backstrom, P. Low- ery, D. WVindstein, M. Atherton, Steubgen, R. Larson T. Paternoster, R. Cooey, J. Cook, R. Crispen, T. Michal- owicz, R, Burnett, J, Ignatius, NV. Morrow, XV. Boydston Heatherettes Y0u're in the army now! G. Saviers, B. Cooke, B. NValsko. You just d01'z't have the Hgure for it! R. Milliken, M. Lutz, D. Rhoads. Third row: P. Roberts K. Berk, G. XVhitmyre, A. Thomas, G. Henderson, R Lehman, J. NVytiaz, XV. Palmer, H. Berlin, D. Elliott, R Bruce, R. Cotch, R. Gotch, XV. Moody, R. Tinker, E Stasik, H. WVulff, IJ. Beiswenger, J. Danahey, D. Leisy, R Rudolph. Bottom row: R. XN'ood, R. Lehman, T. Pastor ius, Bonsall, D. Vlhite, B. Y'Vebb, J. Schumacher, S Silverhart, B. Bornhorst, L. DePaul, M. X'Viedenheft, D Stoebe, R. Chesnos, J. Berseth. . 4. - IN G Q E an .. Top row: R. Morgele, j. I'Vood, K. Seddon, G. Zuccker, C. Henderson, D. Elliott, R. Gotch, J. Ignatius, R. Milliken, IV. Servick, D. IVindstein, R. Chesnos, J. Rciland. Seroml row: F. Szyinen- dera, -I. Schumacher, D. Stoebe, S. Silverhart, D. Leisy, D, Annnan, N. Ruelius, S. Miller, C. Qrcheslro This year the orchestra, which inet weekly after school, consisted oi the string orchestra plus wind and percus- sion instrumentalists. Under the direc- I-Iunt, E. Carlsen, I.. DePaul, M. YViedenheft, B. Ilornhorst, Ii. Reese, R. Beerbower. Bottom row: D. Hinkel, C. Rosenblatt, Kalinyak, N. Tole, C. Bulir, C. Carlsen, L. Frazer, L. Plaisted, B. Sanders. tion of Mr. MeIlroy, the orchestra played at the class plays, the Spring Concert, and niany assemblies. The String Ensemble displayed its fine talents at the Teachers Institute in Oc- tober and at various connnunity func- tions throughout the year. STRIIXC ElNS1MliI.l2-Bark Roux' R. Beerlmower, D. Amman, E. Carlsen, Miller. Fzont Ron C Rosenblatt, C. Carlsen, N. Tole, S. Kalinyak, D. Hinkel, ll. Sanders. 141 7 n ATHLETICS j H FOOTBALL-Left to Right Top Row: A. Tomko, Schmidt, J. Donahue. Second Row: J. Durgee, R. Martin, G Usineck, J. Ignatius, W. Thompson, L. Lehner, R. Mc- Mahon, L. Holt. Third Row: YV. Wetzel, G. Tenor, KI. McCluskey, C. Fritch, G. Fabrizio, T. White, R. Burnett, E. J. Bahl, J. Batz, D. Reilly. Fourth Row: E. Stasik, R. Gurchack, T. Kuhn, M. Sander, A. Simoni, R. Churchill, T. jorishie, H, Hawkins, P. Fassett. Bottom Row: T. Zumbrook, R. Parzik, lf. Slautterback, Stein, T. WV'illis, T. Chorba, YV. Berger, D. Schleicher, D. Pogany, G. Palmieri. Foolboll The 1961 football season at Baldwin was one of big upsets and fiercely fought contests. Bald- win launched the season on September 6, trounc- ing an out-classed Coraopolis team 27-6. The Highlanders didn't fare as well in the next game when they were thwarted 25-13 by a Mount Pleasant speed merchant, Barry Queer, who ac- counted for all of Mt. Pleasant's tallies. This defeat bounced the Highlanders from the THE UNHERALDED MANAGERS-H. Reese, A. Provolt, J Adams, S. Howard. WPIAL Double A Competition. On the 22nd, Baldwin got back on the Winning side, beating a highly favored Bethel team. The Highlanders failed to grab a single first down in the first half, but Baldwin roared back to edge Bethel 9-6 on a T.D. by Tom Chorba and a field goal by Andy Tomko. This was the only loss of the season for Bethel. THE BIG FOUR-Mr. Hornfeck, Mr. Gillooly, Mr. Fritsch, Mr. Karpa. The next Friday, September 29, Baldwin's hope of making it two straight was again snuffed out by a 19-14 defeat at the hands of West Mifflin North. The highlight of the game was a 60 yd. dash from punt formation to paydirt by our flashy halfback, Denny Pogany. On October 6th, Baldwin nearly scored a major upset over a worried Uniontown team, who finally managed to squeak out a 7-0 win. The courageous Highlanders were a constant threat to the Raiders' goal line but were crippled by fumbles and penalties at critical moments. After being rained out Friday, October 13, the Highlanders roared in to play the unbeaten Munhall Indians. Baldwin stunned them with a 20-0 loss. junior halfback, Andy Tomko, came through with all of Baldwin's 20 points, scoring two T.D.'s, 2 extra points and a field goal. Mun- hall never even came close to the Highlander goal line. Baldwin's record now stood at 3-3. On Friday, October 20, the Highlanders walked away with an easy victory over Cannon- McMillan. The final score was Baldwin 27, Mc- Millan 6. On Senior Recognition night the Highlanders lost a heart breaker to Mt. Lebanon. At the end of the game, the scoreboard favored the Blue Devils, 34-27. Halfback Denny Pogany scored three T.D.'s and Wes Berger scored one. In the last game against YVashington, the Highlanders received the worst thrashing of the whole year. The final score was 35-14. To sum up the season, it can be said that the Highlanders played great ball and came up with some surprising upsets over astonished teams. Scores Coraopolis VVon 27-6 Mt. Pleasant Lost 25-13 Bethel Won 9-6 West Mifliin-North Lost 19-14 Uniontown Lost 7-0 Munhall Indians Won 20-0 Cannon-McMillan Won 27-6 Mt. Lebanon Lost 34-27 Washington Lost 35-14 Tom Chorba keeps on the option play Donahue stops a possible big gain. Pogany gallops for a touchdown. Wes Berger makes a key interception. Bill Thompson Wes Berger Al Simoni Ray Parzik Jeff Stein Denny Pogany Senior Letterman Ralph Churchill Gene Palmieri Torn Jorishie Tom Chorba jeff Durgee Torn Zumbrook Phil Fassett Fred Slautterback Bill Wetzel, Captain Jim Donahue Larry Holt Dave Schleicher Tom Willis 146 ,yas xW if Q .L 1. -we fi7tC'!f, f 3 WWW! ' . tl RMU ihlvlvuf 1 W f t , U , , W2 'J in 'k ' K W , li K lb i Top row: A. YVozniak, KI. Baughxnan, T. Lewis, J. Reed, non, Mr. Dickinson, Coach. Bottom row: S. Chambers R, Pell, C, Cherringtou, R, Hughcy, Mike Kearns, R, Bcy- Rich Sixnoni, R, Lehman, J. Boggs, R. DeMare, F. Bohley In the fall of the 1961 sports season, Cross Country emerged as one ol Bald- win's most successful competitive sports. Although the team suffered the loss of former star runners, seniors Tim Lewis, Jim Baughman, and Dick Pell, never- theless, compensated with e x c e 1 l e n t achievements. Led by coach Robert Dickinson, the Cross Country team up- set several top-rate Pittsburgh area high school teams. l47 l Cross Cow ntry Tim Lewis warms up for an important meet MANAGERS- P. Broeren, R. Bliss, and Gall. Half-time strategy check Bosketholl This year the Highlanders competed for the first time in Section IV against such teams as Ghartiers Valley, Trinity, Dorrnont, Cannon- McMillan, Washington, and Mt. Lebanon. The team won many exhibition games with good ball-handling and accurate shooting. As the reg- ular season progressed, the team continued to improve under the expert guidance of its coach, Mr. George Banky. Fast action and excitement characterized all Highlander games-home and away. The fine record maintained throughout the season may be attributed largely to the efforts of seniors Bill Wetzel, Tom Young, Tom Jor- shie, and Steve Tepsic. With such Fine return- ing players as Andy Tomko, Tom White, and Bill Lohmeyer, Baldwin can expect an experi- enced and successful team next year. Top clockwise: M. KZIIHOH, A. Speicher, XV. Lohmcyer, T. Ghorba, A. Tomko, T. Jorishie, D. Krah, D. Kartman, S. Tepsic, T. XVhite, Mr. Bauky, Coachg T. Young, W. Wetzcl. Al Speicher goes up for a rebound. Bill VVCIZCI Tom Young S e rw no r s SCORES Baldwin Opponent 46 Upper St. Clair 53 Xvilxnerding 64 Carrick 57 Canevin 55 Thomas Jefferson 53 North Catholic 62 VVest Milllin South 450 Mt. Lebanon 531 Mfashington 573 Chartiers Valley '44 Trinity 453 Dormont 'XK55 Cannon-McMillan 58 North Hills 69 Elizabeth '52 Mt. Lebanon '42 Washington '65 Chartiers Valley +50 Trinity 453 Dormont '58 Cannon-McMillan Tom Chorba TOIH Jorishie Steve Tepsic -L...m vi' T. Chorba scores two the easy way. D. Krah scraps against Chartiers Valley Junior Varsity Basketball Top row: YV. Provan, R. Koontz, B. Cooke, D. Bottom row: K. Zinkham, Reilly, R. Omahne, The '61-'62 J.V. Basketball Team showed tremendous team work and turned in an impressive season. Relying on speed, passing, and a balanced attack, and inspired by their new coach, Mr. Spooner, R. Longo, J. Mercurio, R. Gurchak. Masserio, R. Burnett. Hornfeck, the J.V. team won decisive victories. The players have launched promising varsity careersg the fans look forward to next season with anticipa- tion. l50 L 'Fl- ,L hd-lug.-NM 1--,N ., Top row: T. Dattilo, K. Pauley, B. Abramsen, P. Roth, R. Krohe, R. Berinte, R. Shrader, N. Duncan, J. Dicker- son. Second row: F. Szymendera, R. Newell, W. Greaves, R. Iovino, J. Agnew, II. Berinte, K. LaMarca, K. Milligan, R. Simoni, K. Fye. Third row: C. johnson, A. Ludwig, B. Palmer, B. Palmieri, -I. Ross, R. Beinhaur, A. Thomas, R. George, B, Mayhew, D. Rennie, McGinnis. Fourth row: Wrestling Our two coaches, Mr. Matthews and Mr. DiGiu1io watch the match intently. C, Hellerstedt, R. Hughey, T. Kuhn, F. Cureton, T, Burke, WV. Moody, P. Cywinski, D. Bceman, L. McDonald, W. Diana. Fifth row: H. Hawkins, L. Slautterback, R. Niro, M. Sander, Smiley, S. Elliot, G. Chambers, E. Stasik, G. Fabrizio, C. Fritsch, D. Hales. Bottom row: Mr. Matthews, Coachg R. DeMare, F. Slautterback, B. Thomp- son, R. Hupe, J. Beyer, R. Stemp, Mr. DiGiulio, Coach. The success of this year's wrestling team is a credit to the boys on the wrestling team, their coaches, Mr. Matthews and Mr. Di Giulio, and to Baldwin High School. The team compiled a Fine record against tough competition. One of the most important rungs in the ladder of success was the 25-19 defeat of Shaler. Shaler's defeat at the hands of Baldwin broke a thirty-two match win- ning streak. ln March, the team competed in the XVPIAL Section I Finals at Chartiers Valley against op- ponents from Mr. Lebanon, North Allegheny, Chartiers Valley, Carnegie, West Allegheny, Dor- mont, North Hills, Shaler, and New Castle. Bald- win survived the two day elimination matches, edged Mt. Lebanon to a 24423 defeat, and cap- tured the first place trophy. Three star wrestlers, Steve Elliot, Ed Stasik, and Bill Thompson won individual first place awards. Ray Niro and Bob Demare lost heartbreakers in the final seconds of two very close matches. 1962 was only the third year of varsity wres- tling competition at Baldwin High School, and already our team has brought home the WPIAL Section I Finals trophy. We are justifiably proud of our wrestling team. SCORES Baldwin Opposition 19 Cannon-McMillan 36 28 Carnegie 23 27 North Hills 23 25 Shaler 19 27 North Allegheny 21 24 Burgettstown 34 27 Chartiers Valley 29 24 Dormont 19 14 Mt. Lebanon 34 43 Norwin 8 31 West Mifflin-North 21 33 South Catholic 19 34 Munhall 11 Senior Letlermen 1' W . '27 2 I f' Tliese three boys, Steve Elliot, E11 Stasik, and Bill Thomp- son, earnecl Grst place medals at the VVPIAL Section I Hnuls. Bob Deklare in action against Mt. Lebanon. Joe Beyer and Bob 13C1Nfk1l'C. Fred Slautterlmack Bob Hupe Bill Thompson Top row: J. Murray, W. Barto, B. MacDonald, J. Schmidt, R. Gurchak, E. Knell, S. Struebing, D. Pogany, R. Church- ill, E. Palmieri. Second row: Mr. Karpa, J. Boggs, W Gynn, E. Gallagher, T. Dattilo, J. Durgee, H. Ransford J. Reed, R. Lloyd, R. Lehman, B. Simoni, Mr. Schumaker T. Lewis, J. Reed, E. Palmieri, R. Churchill, J. Durgee. A discus toss by Ray Parzik. 1 Third row: E. Fiertz, C. Cherrington, P. Renne, J. March T. Lewis, E. Stasik, D. White, R. Burnett, T. Zumbrook T. Hunter. Bottom row: P. Vantine, H. Reuther, J O'Halek, J. Laughlin, G. Shipp, D. Cartman, J. Huem- rich, R. Parzik. T ro c lc In the track season Baldwin turned in many admirable individual and team performances. After school the boys were found practicing for many hours, build- ing strength, speed, and endurance. In the event of rain or cold, calisthentics and practice went on inside the gym. Hard practice paid off, as Baldwin fared well both in regular season and in invi- tational meets. Steve Stanko practices his approach shot., A successful golf season helped to highlight the spring scene. Employing skill and eifective strategy, seniors Phil Fassett and Dave Elliott, supported by a great group of underclassmen, placed consistently in the Win column. Playing Golf in one of the toughest sections, and fac- ing such worthy opponents as Mt. Leb- anon and Bethel, the season proved it- self a challenging one. Next year's team will have an excellent reputation to live up to. Top row: B. Huff, J. Stanko, S. Abbey, j. Descalzi, P. Fassett, Mr. Mazzocco, Coach. Bottom row: J. Berseth, G. Jacobs, S. Stanko, C. Gorski, D. Elliott. Top row: S. Michelosen, B. Ayers, E, Crozier, V. Brovet, B. Newcomb. Bottom row: L. Cofsky, M. Mele, N. Grundy, Price, P. Fitch, S. Diaz. Varsity Cheerleaders The V a r s i t y Cheerleading Squad infused new enthusiasm and spirit into Baldwin High School this year. Their consis- tent cheering from the sidelines stimulated our teams to victories. After long hours of practice and encouraged by their new sponsor, Miss Beidler, the cheer- leaders added new and catchy cheers to their usual routine. Baldwin followers recognized the girls, led by captain Nancy Grundy, as a first-rate cheerlead- ing squad. SENIORS-Top row: J. Price, L. Cofsky, M. Mele. Bot tom row: S. Diaz, P. Fitch. Third row: N. Grundy. MANAGERS-J. Miller, 1. Melaney. . . . Let's go Baldwin . . . Junior Vorsity Cheerleoders The J.V. Cheerleading Squad was School cheerleading squads. an asset to Baldwin's sports activities. The cheerleaders were led by Captain Organized and sponsored by Mrs. Keel- Sandy Pfund, and their arrival at the er, the practiced hard and per- center of the floor was always a welcome formed well. Their precision and agility sight to the spectators. were characteristic of Baldwin High Top row: J. jordan, P. Patnik, G. Schein, P. Archibald. Botlorn row: S. WVurth- ner, S. Pfund, L. Rcdlinger. Mr. 8: Mrs. F. B. Abramsen Roberta Adams Mr. 8: Mrs. Ivan Adels Mr. 8: Mrs. Agneu Mr. 8: Mrs. Agney Mr. 8: Mrs. George Albright Miss Ann Alexander Mary Alexy Mr. 8: Mrs. E. Allison Linda Allison' Drew Alram Dr. 8: Mrs. J. WV. Ambill Frank Ambrogio Mr. 8: Mrs. Edward Ames Mr. 8: Mrs. Gus Amodeo Mr. 8: Mrs. C. Anton Janice Appel Kevin Arceneaux' Mr. 8: Mrs. P. Arman Mr. 8: Mrs. Addison A. Armstron Carol Armstrong Mr 8: Mrs. David L. Armstrong Mr. 8: Mrs, Clyde G. Ashaugh Mr. 8: Mrs. R. Austin Mr. 8: Mrs. Raymond Bahl Mr. 8: Mrs. Leonard Baker Mrs. William Baker Mr. 8: Mrs. Walter Ballard Mr. 8: Mrs. W. G. Barbin Mr. 8: Mrs. Joseph Barone Mr. 8: Mrs. John H. Barrett Mrs. Barton Mr. 8: Mrs. Allen Bean Beaver Mr. 8: Mrs. I. Becker Mr. 8: Mrs. J. W. Beddow Richard Beeman Ralph Beerbower Mr. 8: Mrs. F. C. Beinhauer, III' Mr. 8: Mrs. Joseph G, Bella' Mrs. A. C. Benevento Mr. 8: Mrs. Karl G. Bentzen Karla Bentzen' Mr. 8: Mrs. Charles N. Berents' Pat Berents Mr. 8: Mrs. M. Bernarding, Jr. Mr. 8: Mrs. John Berseth Personal Patrons fEach 4' indicates an additional contribution of one dollarj gi Mr. 8: Mrs. H. R. Betler Harry Betler Betty and Jean Mr. 8: Mrs. Joseph Beyerww Mr. 8: Mrs. Chas. YV. Bird Mr. 8: Mrs. John B. Bissel Mr. 8: Mrs. F. A. Black Evelyn Bland Bob Bliss Mr. 8: Mrs. Wm. Blohmer Jeff Boggs Mr. 8: Mrs. Richard Bomer Sue Bonsall Mr. 8: Mrs. P. Bornhorst Mr. C. A. Boyles Mary Lou Bradel Paulakay Bradica Mr 8: Mrs. Edwin F. Brennan Peggy Brewer Mr. 8: Mrs. John N. Broeren Pete Broeren Mr. 8: Mrs. Donald K. Brogan Mr. 8: Mrs. G. W. Brown Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert Buchanan R. W. Buckman Karen Bush Mr. Bush and Family Mrs. S. H. Cadwallader, Jr. Mrs. John L. Caldwell Bill Campbell Mr. 8: Mrs. J. Ross Campbell Mr. 8: Mrs. Edgar Caresoni' Colleen Carney Mrs. Paul Carpenter Mr. 8: Mrs. Howard A. Carson Mr. 8: Mrs. Paul Casciani Mr. 8: Mrs. Harry Casciutti The Cheerleaders Mr. 8: Mrs. R. W. Christensen Mr. 8: Mrs. Christobeil Mr. 8: Mrs. J. A. Christophersonm' Mr. 8: Mrs. Ralph Churchill Mr. 8: Mrs. Fred Cicco Mr. 8: Mrs. O. Cioletti Dale Cleland Charlotte Close Coe and Joyce 158 T. D. Collins Mr. 8: Mrs. J. W. Colson Mr. 8: Mrs. Constantino Mr. 8: Mrs. H. R. Cooper Linda Cooper Mr. 8: Mrs. William Cooper Mr. 8: Mrs. Albert T. Cordier' Kristine Cordieri' Mr. 8: Mrs. Charles W. Covey Mr. 8: Mrs. Earl E. Crampe Faith A. Creasey Mr. 8: Mrs. Creelman Betty Jane Crowley Mr. 8: Mrs. John R. Cunningham Your Favorite Custodian Mr. 8: Mrs. J. R. Cuthbert Mrs. J. W. Cuthbert Mr. 8: Mrs. R. H. Davies' The Rev. 8: Mrs. Richard W. Davies Mr. 8: Mrs. Andy DeAngelic Jeanne DeLuca De Mare Family Mr. 8: Mrs. James F. De Mart James Dempster Mr. 8: Mrs. Carl Depasqua Barbara, Susan 8: Cathleen Diehl Mr. 8: Mrs. F. W. Dolinar Robert C. Doran 8: Family Mr. 8: Mrs. W. E. Dougherty Mr. 8: Mrs. J. W. Doyak Miss Lynn Doyak Miss Marlene Dragar Mr. 8: Mrs. Rudolf G. Dragar Mrs. Fred Dramer Mr. 8: Mrs. Glenn Drengwitz Irma Drost Mr. 8: Mrs. Claude E. Durgee Mr. 8: Mrs. John Edwardsu Sue Edwards' Mr. 8: Mrs. W. H. Ehrgott Mr. 8: Mrs. Thomas Eisel Mr. 8: Mrs. Henry Ellermann Mr. 8: Mrs. A. C. Ellsworth Larry Ellsworth Mr. 8: Mrs. John Englert Mr. 8: Mrs. Fred T. Erskine Mr. 8: Mrs. Andrew Eszlari, Jr. Mr. 8: Mrs. Edmond Faix The Ford Family Mr. 8: Mrs. Win Fanning Bettie 8: Phil Fassett 8: Family Personal Patrons fEaclz i' indicates an additional contribution of one dollarj Mr. X: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. X: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Raymond Goslak J. L. Gotch' Charles S. Gothe J. F. Grabowsky Doug Fassett' Phil Fassett Nancy Fee Mr. 2: Mrs. William R. Fee Ginny Fellner Mrs. Nicholas Fera Mr. 8: Mrs. Adolph Ferkett Miss Barb Fettis Grandma 8: Grandpa The Grassers Wendy Gray Mr. Gilbert Groesch Mr. 8: Mrs. Charles W. Grogan The Grundy Girls Pat Hackett Mr. 8: Mrs. W. G. Haile Mr. 8: Mrs. T. Ficthl Mr. 8: Mrs. Wallace Fisher Mrs. Anna Fleming Mr. 8: Mrs. Michael Fortunato Mr. 8: Mrs Mr. 8: Mrs Mr. 8: Mrs Mr. 8: Mrs A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend . Wm. H. Foster . J. H. Foy Lloyd G. Freed . W. G. Frickie A Friend ' A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend Compliments of a Friend Compliments of a Friend Compliments of a Friend Compliments of a Friend Compliments of a Friend Compliments of a Friend Compliments of a Friend Compliments of a Friend Compliments of a Friend Compliments of a Friend Mr. 8: Mrs. Saul Furman Mr. 8: Mrs. L. W. Gallagher Mr. 8: Mrs. Dr. 8: Mrs. Mrs. R. M. Robert A. Geis, Sr. A. T. cies Gigiiom Mr. X: Mrs. Charles D. Gildea Mr. 8: Mrs. John Good, Jr. E. M. Hall Mrs. H. W. Hamilton, Jr. Mr. 8: Mrs. John Haneiko Rev. Joseph M. HHHIIOIIFFFF Mr. 8: Mrs. H. F. Hanson Dr. Happel Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. X: Mrs. Richard L. Mr. X: Mrs. Hugh Hardy Nivin XV. Harris Harris 8: Family Charles Hartman Jack Hartman Linda Hartman' Joan Hatfield Dr. X: Mrs. H. N. Haupt Mr. 8: Mrs. Nick Haupt Mr. 8: Mrs. William Havener Terry Hawarth Harry W. Healey Walter Hehman' Mr. 8: Mrs. Fred H. Heiser Mr. 8: Mrs. L. Browne Helms, Jr. Mr. S: Mrs. A. C. Herold, Jr. Peggy Herold Bob Hickey Mr. 8: Mrs. E. T. Hile' Mrs. E. M. Hillegass Mr. 8: Mrs. Raymond Hillgartner Mr. 8: Mrs. R. A. Hilty Mr. X: Mrs. F. M. Hirt Mr. k Mrs. R. Hirt Mr. 8: Mrs. Edward Hizer Mr. 8: Mrs. George Hizer Mrs. Joseph Hlafcsak Mr. 8: Mrs. Stanley L. Hoehl Mr. X: Mrs. Harold Hoffman 159 Mr. 8: Mrs. James Hogue Mrs. Grace Holloway Dr. 8: Mrs. Kenneth Hootman Mr. 8: Mrs. A. E. Horvath Mr. 8: Mrs. Edward Horvath Mr. S: Mrs. F. L. Hovatter Mrs. E. J. Howard Rev. 8: Mrs. Robert C. Howe Howie 8: Trilfling Paul Steve Reeves Huber Jim Hudson Mr. 8: Mrs. A. W. Hughes Carole Hunt Mr. 8: Mrs. John A. Hunter Mr. 8: Mrs. Eramus J. Innocenti Rich Innocenti Mr. 8: Mrs. D. S. Isenberg Mr. X: Mrs. Paul Jackson Spike 8: Joan Jamison Sandy Janis Mr. 8: Mrs. Albert Jeney Mufhn and Jinx Jo ik Butch Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Verne Jobst Robert Johnson Clyde Johnston Dale Jones Karen Kamineck Mitch Kamon Mr. 8: Mrs. Alvin Karp Mrs. Ernest G. Keib Mrs. Florence Keller Mary Keller Mrs. Rose Keller Mr. Charles Kelly Jimmy Kelly' Lynn Kelly Pat Kessler Mr. K Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Jerome C. Keyser Howard Kiefer Timothy King Mr. 8: Mrs. R. I. Kingsley Mr. X: Mrs. Otto Kirmeyer Mr. 8: Mrs. A. K. Kirschman Helen Kirschman Mr. 8: Mrs. Michael Klacik Mr. 8: Mrs. Roy A. Klein R Personol Poirons fliach 4' indicates an additional contribution of one dollarj Mr. 8a Mrs. Donald Korb Donarose Kozikowski Lorranine and Walter Kozikowski Mr. 84 Mrs. Walter F. Kozikowski Don Krah Mr. Sc Mrs. John C. Krieger Mr. 84 Mrs. Carl C. Krogh Chris Krough Ann Marie Krzan Ed Kuckert Mr. Xe Mrs. Mr. Sc Mrs. Mr. Sc Mrs. Mr. Xc Mrs. Edgar Kuckert J. H. Kudlik Earl Kuhn Joseph VV. Kuhn Mr. 84 Mrs. W. R. Kuhns Mr. 84 Mrs. William F. Lain Robert Larson Mr. 84: Mrs. John H. Latshaw Mr. Xe Mrs. Karl Lauel John and Lynn Lauer Judy Lauer Mr. 84: Mrs. William Lawrence Patti Lehman Mr. Xa Mrs. Robert B. LehmanH'H Mr. Xa Mrs. Albert Lewis Mr. Sc Mrs. K. C. Liddle Mr. Sc Mrs. Lindsey Mr. 8c Mrs. Howard A. Littell Mr. 8c Mrs. A. Litzenbuger Mr. Sc Mrs. Ralph Lloyd C. R. Looney, Jr. Mrs. R. C. LoPinto Mr. 8: Mrs. Andrew Lucas Mr. 84: Mrs. R. F. Luley Mr. Sc Mrs Ted Luther Mary Ann Mahoney Mr. 8c Mrs William Mangan Mr. 8a Mrs Donald A. Manning Mr. 8c Mrs Manspeaker Mr. Sc Mrs H. W. Martin Mr. 84: Mrs. Stanley WV. Martin Mr. 84 Mrs P. H. Mastascusa Mr. 84: Mrs. Mr. 8c Mrs Jerre F. Mattern Robert H. Mattern The Mauck Family Betsy Mayer Mr. 84 Mrs. Mayhew Thomas Mayhew Bob McCormick Mr. 84 Mrs. R. E. McDermott Mr. 8a Mrs. C. E. MCGlaughlin John J. McGrath Gerald J. McHugh Cheryl McKeever Janet Mae McKeever Mr. EQ Mrs. L. R. McKeever Mr. Xa Mrs. John McMahon Jean Melaney Mr. Xa Mrs. R. E. Mell Mr. 8a Mrs. Mercurio Mrs. Haupt 8c Mrs. Merritt Mr. 8: Mrs. Otto Merthner Mr. Xa Mrs. WfVayne C. Meyer' Sandy Milano Mr. 8c Mrs. Anthony Milewski Mr. 8c Mrs. Frank Miller Janet Miller Kathie Miller Mr. Sc Mrs. W. Otto Miller Patti Miller Raymond R. Miller Mr. 8c Mrs. WVilliam P. Miller Michael Misko Mr. Sc Mrs. Michael Misko Mr. 84 Mrs. D. B. Mitchell John Mitchell Mr. 84: Mrs. Harold Mohler Mr. Sc Mrs. John Mollen, Jr. Mary E. Moore Mr. 84 Mrs. T. L. Moore Mr. 84: Mrs. Edward Morgan Mr. 8c Mrs. Frank Moskouu Mr. V. M. Mosticone Mr. 8: Mrs. T. L. Murray Mr. gc Mrs. E. E. Mussetter Mrs. Mary C. Mussler Mrs. Vernon Neal John Neff Dr. A. New Mr. Xc Mrs. Evan Nicholsonx Alan Niedenberger Mr. Xc Mrs. Pardo Niro Grace Noa L. G. Nusselt 160 N. Y. U. Law School Mr. 84: Mrs. Lawrence O'Brien Mr. Herman Och Mr. 84: Mrs. Arthur O'Connor Mrs. Wm. J. O'Donnell Mr. Sc Mrs. James O'Hare Mr. James Orchard Mr. 84: Mrs. A. D. L. Orelice Mr. R. J. Pack Mr. Sc Mrs. W. Page Lynn Parkes Mr. 84: Mrs. Louis V. Paternoster Patsy Barb Paull Mr. 84 Mrs. Eugene Perchak Mr. Sc Mrs. James F. Pflum Mr. Sc Mrs. Edwin Pfund Mr. llc Mrs. Norman L. Phair, Jr. Mr. Sc Mrs. John M. Phillips, Jr. Mr. 8c Mrs. Jos. Pietras Linda Plaisted Mrs. Elda Polidora Mr. 8c Mrs. Bob Pond Mr. 8c Mrs. Mr. Xc Mrs. Mr. 8c Mrs. Judy Price Mr. Sc Mrs. Mr. Bc Mrs Mr. 8c Mrs. Mr. 8c Mrs. Mr. Xe Mrs. Mr. Sc Mrs. M. L. Pomerantz James L. Poth Anthony Priano Guy A. Price Paul H. Price Andrew J. Priore Wm. Provan Rabold A. C. Ramsay H. E. Ransford' Herb Ransford Rascal P. J. Rauita Carole Rees Mr. 84 Mrs. Albert Reese Mrs. John Revo Mr. 8a Mrs. George A. Rhoads Mr. 8a Mrs. Samuel N. Ricci Mile Richavinol T. A. Ricketts Pat Roberts Mrs. Janet T. Robison' Robert Robison Mr. 84: Mrs. E. V. Rollins, Jr. Mr. 8: Mrs. David Rolshau Mr. 8: Mrs. Roth Nancy Ruelius Don Russell Mr. 8: Mrs. David Rutherford' Mr. 8: Mrs. Albert Ryban Mr. 8: Mrs. Richard Ryban Mr. 8: Mrs. Albert Rybar Col. 8: Mrs. Ramon A. Sandin Mr. 8: Mrs. Ben P. Savage ' Mr. 8: Mrs. Gus Sauerland Mr. 8: Mrs. F. G. Saviers Mr. 8: Mrs. Bernard E. Schaefer The Schake Family John Scharnherst Dr. 8: Mrs. Robert A. Schein' Mr. 8: Mrs. David Schilling Mr. 8: Mrs. P. F. Schlag Judith Ann Schmaltz Mr. S. B. Schmeltzer Beverly Schmitt' Dr. 8: Mrs. H. L. Schmitt' Leslie Schmitt' Mr. 8: Mrs. Harry Schmitt Mr. 8: Mrs. Wm. H. Schnupp Mr. 8: Mrs. J. D. Schratz Marge Schroeder Elane, Carole, and Jeff Scott Mr. 8: Mrs. Harold E. Scott Mr. 8: Mrs. Walter L. Scott Mr. Frank Sedlack Joan Segner Mr. 8: Mrs. Peter Senio Mr. 8: Mrs. A. T. Shack Paul Shack Mr. Edward Shannon Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert A. Shannon Joseph J. Shepherd E. L. Sherwin Mr. 8: Mrs. W. D. Shields Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert Shipp Mr. 8: Mrs. J. W. Shook, Jr. Mr. 8: Mrs. C. P. Showalter' Mr. 8: Mrs. R. E. Shuster Mrs. Charles Siefert' Pat Siefert Ronnie Simmons Personal Patrons fEach indicates an additional contribution of one dollarj The Siviy Family Mrs. Harold Skaggs Mr. 8: Mrs. Wm. D. Slade Mr. 8: Mrs. I. Stewart Slater Carol Ann Sleeman Mr. 8: Mrs. Charles F. Smith L. W. Smith Miss Ruth I. Smith Mr. 8: Mrs. R. D. Solinger Mr. 8: Mrs. Alex Soyke Mr. 8: Mrs. John Stanko Mr. Charles Stebner Mr. 8: Mrs. James Steele Mr. 8: Mrs. O. H. Steele Mr. 8: Mrs. Carl W. Stenberg, Jr. Mr. 8: Mrs. Leonard Stern Wm. E. Stewart Mr. 8: Mrs. B. A. Shroud Fred W. Summa, Jr. Mrs. Stephan Mr. 8: Mrs. C. H. Swanson Miss Tapper Mr. Robert W. Taylor Mr. 8: Mrs. Edward J. Thomas Mr. 8: Mrs. George C. Thomas Cathy 8: Jim Thomas' Mr. 8: Mrs. Rowland Thomas Mr. 8: Mrs. Tony Thomas Mr. 8: Mrs. W. A. Thomas Bill Thompson Mr. 8: Mrs. Jack F. Thompson Mr. 8: Mrs. W. H. Thompson Mrs. E. V. Thornberg Mr. 8: Mrs. A. W. Thornton Dr. 8: Mrs. R. C. Tomarelli Mr. 8: Mrs. Jack Toski The Tracy Family Mr. 8: Mrs. A. Trumenslager D. E. F. Truter' Dr. Mary Rose Truter' Mr. 8: Mrs. Elmer A. Turedy Mr. 8: Mrs. Coll Ura Mr. 8: Mrs. C. Usowski Mr. 8: Mrs. G. W. Vader Joanne Valdrini Mr. 8: Mrs. Joseph J. Valdrini Maritza Vallarino 161 Mr. 8: Mrs. Henry Vanice Mr. 8: Mrs. Clyde Van Wickle Mr. 8: Mrs. S. Vederman Mr. 8: Mrs. Peter Verooman Denoris Vierling Mr. 8: Mrs. Don E. Vierling Carol Vitale Mr. 8: Mrs. George C. Voelker Mr. 8: Mrs. Peter Vrooman Mr. 8: Mrs. William C. Wagner Pat Warner Mr. 8: Mrs. Thos. H. Warren Mrs. Webb Mr. 8: Mrs. T. G. Weber Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert Wells Mimi Werner Wes and Farley' W. R. West Mr. 8: Mrs. Fred W. White, Jr. R. E. White Mrs. Catherine Whitman Mr. 8: Mrs. D. R. Wickman Mr. 8: Mrs. Emil A. Will Mr. 8: Mrs. David Williams Mr. 8: Mrs. Dawi Williams Mrs. E. S. Wiiliams Mr. 8: Mrs. T. A. Williams Mr. 8: Mrs. Williamson, Jr. Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert W. Wilson Mr. William J. Wissen Mr. 8: Mrs. Frank Wolinski Mr. 8: Mrs. H. B. Wood Mr. 8: Mrs. D. M. Wuchenich Lee 8: Rick Wylie Mr. 8: Mrs. J. G. Wynn' Mimi Wynn Yogi Mr. 8: Mrs. Harry C. M. Young Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert Young Nicholas Zarnich Mr. 8: Mrs. Russell E. Zebra Mrs. Richard Zeiler Dr. 8: Mrs. Zingle Mr. 8: Mrs. A. Ziolkowski Mr. 8: Mrs. Clifford Zumbrook' Thomas C. Zumbrook Don Zuris Business Patrons fEach 3' indicates an additional ALDO'S PIZZA Route 51 Pittsburgh 36, Pennsylvania TU 4-4646 ANDREA'S SALON OF BEAUTY 29 Old Clairton Road Pleasant Hills, Pennsylvania OL 5-2242 ANGIE'S WHITEHALL BARBER 4137 Brownsville Road Pittsburgh 27, Pennsylvania TU 1-9874 ANISH'S FOOT CRAFT STORE 4135 Brownsville Road Pittsburgh 27, Pennsylvania TU 2-9207 SHOP E. W. AUGENSTEIN, Electrical Contractor 2409 Klein Place Pittsburgh 26, Pennsylvania LE 1-7775 BARATI AUTO PARTS 6003 Brownsville Road Pittsburgh 36, Pennsylvania TU 4-6661 BARD'S DAIRY STORE Curry Road Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania BESS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Industrial cb' Commercial Building Elizabeth, Pennsylvania BRENTWOOD ELECTRIC COMPANY 2819 Brownsville Road Pittsburgh 27, Pennsylvania TU 2-5188 BRENTWOOD FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN 3635 Brownsville Road Pittsburgh 27, Pennsylvania TU 4-7000 contribution of hue dollarsj BRENTWOOD MOTOR COACH 3421 Saw Mill Run Boulevard Pittsburgh 27, Pennsylvania TU 4-3900 SAM CAPONI'S GULF SERVICE Oil-Greasing-Accessories 5528 Brownsville Road Pittsburgh 36, Pennsylvania CARO'S PHARMACY 527 Brownsville Road Pittsburgh 10, Pennsylvania CASTE VILLAGE DAIRY STORE Caste Village Shopping Center No Helter Than The Rest But Good As The Best. CHARLES' BEAUTY SHOPPE 3608 Brownsville Road Pittsburgh 27, Pennsylvania TU 4-1800 COMPANY' GEORGE CLAIRE THEATRICAL AGENCY 643 Liberty Avenue, Keenan Building Pittsburgh 21, Pennsylvania AT 1-5641 CLEANING MATERIALS and CHEMICALS COMPANY 2828 Liberty Avenue Pittsburgh 22, Pennsylvania AT l-6382 CLOVERLEAF TRAILER SALES Xc PARK Route 51 at the Cloverleaf Pittsburgh 36, Pennsylvania TU l-9133 8: OL 5-3202 Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments' of A FRIEND Business Polrons fljach ' indicates an additional CRESTVIEW REALTY COMPANY 36 Old Clairton Road Pleasant Hills, Pittsburgh 36, Pennsylvania TU 4-0505 CURRY CLEANERS Cleaning, Pressing and Dyeing Pick-Up and Delivery Service 5855 Curry Road OL 5-7331 CURRY COAL COMPANY Finleyville, Pennsylvania DI 8-5646 CURRY TIRE Sc RETREADING 5500 Brownsville Road Pittsburgh 36, Pennsylvania OL 5-2121 CUSTOM CAR WASH, Incorporated 3800 Saw Mill Run Boulevard Pittsburgh 27, Pennsylvania TU 4-2384 DANIELS VARIETY STORE 5724 Curry Road Pittsburgh 36, Pennsylvania OL 5-7541 DON DECENHARDT AGENCY 2632 Brownsville Road Pittsburgh 27, Pennsylvania DON DEL VITTO COMPANY, B 4809 Mooreridge Drive Pittsburgh 27, Pennsylvania TU 1-2695 Sc TU 4-6982 C. E. DESHLER, Manufacturer 306 Virginia Avenue Pittsburgh 11, Pennsylvania EV 1-9446 J. A. DeVITO Sc SONS Landscape Contractors Stone Sc Cement VVork MO 1-6812 uilders contribution of five dollarsj DiSALVO BROTHERS ATLANTIC STATION 4639 Clairton Boulevard Pittsburgh 36, Pennsylvania TU 1-9568 DiSTEFANO PHARMACY 22 Old Clairton Road Pleasant Hills Shopping Center TU 2-7900 ALBERT DRYER JR. 3308 Circle Drive Pittsburgh 27, Pennsylvania TU 1-1846 Plumbing THE DUCHESS COMPANY Furniture-Gifts-Carpets-Lamps Brentwood-Whitehall Shopping Center TU 2-2100 Open til 9 every eve EQUIPCO SALES CORPORATION 700 Clairton Boulevard EXECUTIVES SOUTH HILLS ANSWERING SERVICE 2213 Brownsville Road Pittsburgh 10, Pennsylvania TU 1-5527 MAISON FELIX BEAUTY SCHOOL' 256 Fifth Avenue Pittsburgh 22, Pennsylvania AT 1-3771 FRIEND'S DAIRY 3103 Churehview Avenue Lunchmeat-Dairy Products TU 1-9511 RICHARD F. GEARY Interiors 4724 Clairton Boulevard TU 4-2523 THE BOB GOODEN AGENCY Real Estate-Insurance 4401 Clairton Boulevard QRoute 51, Pittsburgh 36, Pennsylvania TU 4-2900 1 1 , , 5 X , l 1955 My . N A 1 ' L1 5 1 n 5 'Q st to 5 If 1 1 . I , ' f x 1 x I ' 1 X X lf fEach 'F' in an Tldi ' nal con ib tion i id llarsj K 1 , X S J 1 R X ,X 1 XTE .cw M M - JOHNVY'SE T 1 H IAN E u r Home 1 X il 506 Brownsvi e Road on, nsylvania cf P' sburgh 0, Pen s ania V ! 5-4 0 EV l-40 ' ff F CARDS K NETH' QIR S CENTERx A o Stores 21 , l win rt Shoppin' enter X ste Village 8a L anon Sh 245 0 n ille Road GQ 1' hen You C noug o Send The ery B st MX 2235 1 5 X r ID'S 1042 S RE S ,LEIN'S F WER SH nfl S ldw' hoppi mer my 611 Bro sville Road j V , 24 rownsvi R N - - Pittsb r h 27, P nns va 1 VX!! X Pitt r h , Pen v ia ' . A TU 400 ' K I 1 ff 7' H -FA GULF SER E, Incbr 01-at a compum rs ' ' 42 Bro lle Road ' of , ' B entw Pittsburg , Pennsylvan ' K 3 'S CUT TE X A I A TU - 0 B ughton, P sylvani M I ly. H RY'S RRACE B ER BIL 0ZEL'S BIL 4120 Bro sville Road Kee Ort at K , VHOIIO R ad L Adj ini gHorne'sdr ona isa T' es-All , P65 , T 2-6400 jj L 5-990 ff 4 6 Q My A X HERBE PHA CY K T CONFEC ONERY 623-62 aste Villa ' 0 Ch Chvi w A erlue 4 h 36 P nsylvan' U 1 9 1 X, Open 0 .M. to 12 P.M. 'f ERMAN YL FLO , TL SALES , 1 6 Old Cla' on Road If 710 Clairton Boulevard QR ute 515 Pxttsbur 36, Penns n1a , ff Pxttsburgh , Pennsylvania ' - uf A IDEAL Mmm LES T A LAMA CA SHOP The For Less TU -46 W l ll row sville Road , Next X W1 J E' LORA HOPPE , E- L X B nsvl Q ad tla7lllC 111166 Std ' 71 t rgh 27 nnsylva i 5 2 Br nsvlll oad X 2.7699 4 P1ttsburg 1 XP nnsylvan a 9 fff X f ' f . LINDS SOFT WAT PANY A, ' 00 t. L anon Boulevar A lt sburg 34, Pennsylvama TU 2 X fg X R 1 S AAU 4-011 White ll opping Center O N NI P 4 'll ' ' Q I' I ' I I 'p f 1 3-1512 L e 164 1 Business Patrons fliach indicates an additional contribution of five dollarsj E BRITTAN C. MacISAAC REAL ESTAT 53 Old Clairton Road Pleasant Hills, Pittsburgh 36, Pennsylvania TU 4-5557 MAGNER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, P.o. Box 10956 ' Pittsburgh 36, Pennsylvania TU 2-1706 MAGNO RESTAURANT 3600 Saw Mill Run Boulevard Brentwood 27, Pennsylvania TU 4-4899 MARLAND TELEVISION SERVICE R. C. Simony 9 Clairton Boulevard TU 1-7200 MAZZAR1 MUSIC CENTER Pianos-Organs-Musical Instruments 4204 Saw Mill Run Boulevard Pittsburgh 27, Pennsylvania TU 1-1702 JACK McALEESE'S TEXACO 4200 Clairton Boulevard Pittsburgh 27, Pennsylvania TU 1-9619 Road Service-Free Pick-Up of Delivery FRANK J. MCCUE AGENCY Real Estate and Insurance 3801 Brownsville Road-Brentwood Pittsburgh 27, Pennsylvania TU 2-3081 MCGINNIS FOOD CENTER McMILLIN'S PHARMACY T. R. McMillin, Ph.G. 4108 Brownsville Road TU 1-4901 MCNEILLY HARDWARE Plumbing, Paint, Electrical Supplies Incorporated 413 McNei1ly Road, Pittsburgh 26, Pennsylvania MELODY LOUNGE MILLER AGENCY Real Estate and Insurance Brownsville Road and Route 51 TU 2-8777 THEODORE MONDSCHEIN'S SON' Fresh and Smoked Meats 2606 Brownsville Road, Pittsburgh 27, Pennsylvania TU 2-0787 MOORE PHARMACY 3625 Brownsville Road Brentwood, Pennsylvania TU 2-1118 Compliments of BILL MOSS MEN'S WEAR MT. OLIVER MOTOR SALES AN 427 Brownsville Road Pittsburgh 10, Pennsylvania EV 1-5193 MOWRY'S RESTAURANT 98 Clairton Boulevard Pleasant Hills Open 24 Hours A Day MUNN'S PHARMACY A. Munn, Pharmacist' Whitehall Center TU 1-3000 MYERS' BEAUTY SALON 3206 Willett Road Pittsburgh 27, Pennsylvania TU 1-5553 D SERVICES NATIONAL AVIATION SUPPLY, Incorporated 906 Bowen Street Pittsburgh12, Pennsylvania FA 2-1403 VERNON C. NEAL, Incorporated 250 Curry Hollow Rollin Pittsburgh 36, Pennsylvania LO 3-1154 TU 1-7000 JIMMY O'BRIEN'S CLAIRBROOKE INN 4806 Clairton Boulevard Whitehall, Pittsburgh 36, Pennsylvania 'lThe Inn Of Fine Food cb' Atmosphere 165 Business Patrons fEach it indicates an additional contribution of hue dollarsj OPTION SUPPLY COMPANY, Incorporated JOHN D. SCHAUB SONS 5141 Brownsville Road Funeral Director-Howard A. Farnsworth Pittsburgh 36, Pennsylvania 2-I Hour Ambulance Service TU 1-9255 f EV 1-3337 425 Brownsville Road oTTo MILK COMPANYX dj ' E ffm NIIDT-YOUNG GULF SERVICE Milk and Cottage Cheese lx f I A Mg1540'Library Road Only At Your Store - Aja!!! ' Bethel Park, Pennsylvania PINCHERA RESTAURANT Xe PIZZERIA 4951 Clairton Boulevard' Q7 rbpfj fo ' IDER'S DAIRY 'H ' Pittsburgh 36, Pennsylvania WJ! Su eme Dairy Products TU 1-9809 flu 1 72 Frank street, Pittsburgh 27, Pennsylvania I MJQ, - TU 1-5525 PLEASANT HILLS MOTOR COMP Nfl! M A X Route 51 at the Cloverleaf -Compliments Pittsburgh 36, Pennsylvania I, f of TU 1.8400 S HUTTY'S 0757 Wh POINT VIEW MARKET SI-IAREK AUTO BODY SHOP Choice Meats--Produce-Groceries V 5 23 Llbrary Cad TU 1-5300 Sc TU 1-4140 L, Qaida, fl Par 3 PCHHSYIVP'-Hifi 3623 Brownsville Road f PORTER'S LAWNMOWER SALES AND SERVICE 159 Clairton Boulevard Pleasant Hills, Pennsylvania OL 3-1420 POWERS MOTOR SALES, Incorporated Your South Hills Lincoln-Mercury-Comet Sales and Service Dealers RISCH'S PHARMACY 5251 Brownsville Road Pittsburgh 36, Pennsylvania OL 5-4080 RITA'S CONFECTIONERY Fresh Luncheon Meats ' Dairy Products TU 1-7298 ROHRICH CADILLAC, Incorporated 2116 West Liberty Avenue Pittsburgh 26, Pennsylvania LO 1-1550 SITES SHOE STORE Caste Village Pittsburgh 36, Pennsylvania TU 2-8782 JOHN H. SLATER SONS LOUIS W. SMITH Atlantic Service Station 5905 Brownsville Road Pittsburgh 36, Pennsylvania SNEE DAIRY COMPANY 3735 Brownsville Road Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania TU 1-2800 SPARTAN RESTAURANT Featuring Spartan Burgers Pizza Route 51 STAR APPLIANCE, Incorporated 3346 Saw Mill Run Boulevard Pittsburgh 27, Pennsylvania TU 4-3100 STERNBERGER HOUSE OF COLOR 3307 Saw Mill Run Boulevard Pittsburgh 27, Pennsylvania TU 1-1050 166 Business Polrons fliach 1' indicates an additional contribution of five dollarsj STOUT'S FURNITURE STUDIO 966 Brookline Boulevard Pittsburgh 26, Pennsylvania FI 1-4210 SUBURBAN BARBER SHOP 4 Wlfainwright Avenue Pittsburgh 27, Pennsylvania Next To Henke-Fair Gulf Station SUBURBAN SIGN COMPANY 5644 Brownsville Road Pittsburgh 36, Pennsylvania OL 5-3229 SUPERIOR REALTY COMPANY 5005 Curry Road Pittsburgh 36, Pennsylvania TU 4-6182 SURAN'S BEAUTY SALON 2727 Brownsville Road Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania TU 4-6675 TERRACE ARCADE STUDIO 4120 Brownsville Road Pittsburgh 27, Pennsylvania TU 1-8900 TOWER VUE COUNTRY CLUB Tower Vue Drive Pittsburgh 27, Pennsylvania UNITED RENT-ALLS We Rent Most Everything 4142 Clairton Boulevard TU 4-1887 VILLAGE BOYVLING LANES Duckpins and Tenpins 616 Weyman Road For Reservations Call TU 2-5422 VISCOUNT REAL ESTATE 4143 Brownsville Road Pittsburgh 27, Pennsylvania TU 4-1141 WEISS BAKERY 2737 Brownsville Road Pittsburgh 27, Pennsylvania TU 2-2331 ED WERNER-DONALDSON Transfer Sc Storage Company 1917 Brownsville Road, Pittsburgh 10, Pennsylvania TU 2-4425 FA 1-0385 INHITEHALL DAIRY MART 4136 Brownsville Road Good Things To Eat TU 1-9816 WHITEHALL MOTORS 4672 Clairton Boulevard Pittsburgh 36, Pennsylvania TU 2-2200 WVHITEHALL SAVINGS Sc LOAN ASSOCIATION 4133 Brownsville Road Pittsburgh 27, Pennsylvania TU 2-8100 WILLIAMS BROTHERS LUMBER COMPANY At The Pleasant Hills Cloverleaf Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania TU 1-2500 WILLIAMS BUICK SALES COMPANY 2400 Brownsville Road Pittsburgh 10, Pennsylvania TU 1-8700 WOODRUFF HARDWARE 8: TRAINS WVhiteha11 Terrace Shopping Center 4111 Saw Mill Run Boulevard TU 4-2222 WORLD BOOK-CHILDCRAFT Suite 207-C, 300 Mt. Lebanon Boulevard Pittsburgh 34, Pennsylvania LO 3-5556 J. V. ZORD AGENCY Real Estate if Insurance Grove Road, Caste Village TU 4-4335 ZUCCKERO BROTHER'S BARBER SHOP South Hills Shopping Center 5 Barbers To Serve You Joseph Zucckero-Proprietor 167 0 W UW 90 ,Sigh AM My - Af' R X Jywifwwaig auf? W ff!NW ' Eli. M WML W Jpfji WM . wwyfflfiijy W I ,ffm 4 NG, f Yffwyw WW! V V QQ ' 0 v mf dWjjgjiTwDX,iiQw'w W WMfM CTL N WI 6 VL W Wy yy x gg -, EQWYQNW A QQWHE- is A ,4 Eggs? Q g?1 ff5i 2 i vT3i3g1fis,if iw A rsseifciff n of of T657 N Lg V , ig ' A

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Baldwin High School - Balthi Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA) online collection, 1959 Edition, Page 1

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Baldwin High School - Balthi Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA) online collection, 1960 Edition, Page 1

1960

Baldwin High School - Balthi Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA) online collection, 1963 Edition, Page 1

1963

Baldwin High School - Balthi Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA) online collection, 1964 Edition, Page 1

1964

Baldwin High School - Balthi Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA) online collection, 1965 Edition, Page 1

1965

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