Conemaugh Township Area High School - Connumach Yearbook (Davidsville, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1958 volume:

I . l Q si fx 5 it we if f H E w 5 'f ? 5 'fi is 1: 5? 3 ? 5 is 32 if M 135 is SQ .X ek ii E af E 5 J, 2 as E 1 sa .ss 72 M E? -.1 3 Q, rv 3 25 fi 35 fe S5 5 ll 5? av ,xi is 52 Presenting Mr. Lloyd Baroni and Miss Doris Adams. Mr. Baroni represents the first graduate of the Class of 1939. Doris represents the first graduate to receive a diploma in the Class of 1958. Twenty years have gone by! May the future be as kind to us as was the past. 2 The Making and Beginning of Our School The making and success- ful beginning of our school is contributed to many fac- tors. The first Board of Di- rectors, the first adminis- trators, and of course, the students did much to de- velop the school's sports, activities, and curriculum. Here are a few pictures of the early progressors of Conemaugh Township High School. 1939 One thing that hasn't changed. The first organized Board of Directors. G, VV. Stephens, one of our first administrators X r The Indian Eleven -As rugged as ever! U Table Administration Classes Departments Activities Sports Q l 1 1 , Wi Q!! , ,,4f1fa,,M, Maia '-'vi e gba, W, 4 L ,vi 425 ,qgwnv -X iv ' ze M, vqiiiwx .Q ' ,Q i . 'L-nn i wa? ' 4, 4 ,Zi .Q 2 Z 5 'Q 'ffm an-1-1195 ,. , 7, , M ., '-affix ff . f'?yfw . R., .a Af..-A W s e 4 4 . 2 gf x if N 5 Alma Mater Oh Conemaugh with spacious halls and campus bright and green, Our fondest memories will remain in each endearing scene, We'll ever pledge our loyalties, devoted hearts to you, To Thee our Alma Mater, we'll ever more be true. Hail, hail to the Red and Black, Hail to our school with a cheer, We give our best to Conemaugh, Whose fellowship we hold so dear. W Administration Our memories of Conemaugh Township High School will be sure to include Dr. Blough, Dr. Etsweiler, and the rest of the faculty, who have expertly guided us to the end of one road and the beginning of another. We will always remember their kind attention and helpful supervision. Although many rebuked the offered guid- ance, there will be many who will think back with respect to the advice given them. The faculty was only trying to do the best for our welfare, and the wise student realized this. As no bird can fly out into the world without his Mother's teaching, likewise no student will be fully prepared to join world society without some guid- ance from one of his childhood's earliest contacts-the teacher. 6 and Faculfy or this one ? Do you recognize this gentleman? Supervising Principal Dr. Telford B. Blough June 26, 1939, Conemaugh Township High School graduated its first class of 70 members. Since that time over 2,000 CTI-IS students have joined the growing alumni group. The Class of 1958 is the twentieth class to receive diplomas, a distinction worthy of special commemoration. Those of us who were a part of that first year at Cone- maugh Township recall the beginnings with pride as well as nostalgia. Mud, crowded rooms, and a general lack of funds and instructional and extra-curricular materials sometimes handicapped our efforts. But high purpose and a sense of mission for the young folks of this community marked the dedicated eforts of citizens board members, faculty and students. In 1938-39 CTI-IS was the largest rural consolidated high school in Penn- sylvania, and our building was one of the most beautiful. Out of the debris of the depression good educational foundations were built. In this twentieth year we glance back to honor those who helped us on our way, but we hasten to join the Board of Directors in planning better things for the future-new buildings for the elementary children, ad- ditions to the high school, and a better educational pro- gram for all. In these efforts we ask you to join us even as we wish you Godspeed when you bravely step into the future. D Telford B. Blough Board of School Directors BOARD OF SCHOOL DIRECTORS-Front: Mrs. Janet Riley, Charles E. Younkin QVice Presidentj, William Pugh CPA-esidentj, Mrs. Martha Jones, George Tempest CSecretaryj. Back: William Shetler, Wolfe Huber, jr., Dr. P. L. Backman, Howard H. Mulhol1enfTreas- urerj, Roy Fulton, Rudolph J. Meyers. NEWLY ELECTED SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS-Mr. John Yoder began his term ofofiice January 1, 1958. Mr. Freeman Brougher, who also began his term of office on January 1, 1958, was unavailable for a photograph. 8 Principal You, the Seniors of Conemaugh Township High School, Class of 1958, will find immeasurable opportu- nities and challenging responsibilities awaiting you upon graduation. For the past twelve years your efforts have been di- rected toward this high school event. Your school pro- gram has been changing continually from one year to the next. New experiences and increasing responsibili- ties have been offered in your curricula in an effort to make you more competent. As young citizens, you should seek to understand our modern civilization with intelligent reasoning. Your ideas must be flexible so that you may keep pace with a changing world. Concurrent with flexible ideas are sound ideals by which you must pattern your daily living. To each of you, I extend my heartiest congratula- tions upon your graduation from Conemaugh Township High School. The extent of your success and purpose in life depends upon your willingness to face opportu- nity and accept responsibility. William H. Etsweiler, Jr. T Secretaries Fay Ann May and Lois Williamson. These two efiicient secretaries were always there to help the students. DR. WILLIAM H. ETSWEILER, JR. Home Vi siror Mr. Charles Forney, our home visitor, kept a faithful watch on the attendance of each pupil. George Tempest, School Secretary The daily routine of these eflicient people has helped to create the well-adjusted program which the students of Conemaugh Township High School know so well. Without them our school would be missing some of its greatest assets. Their advice, willingness to help, Lucy Cortese, Secretary to Dr. Blough and sincerity will be remem- bered by all who have prof- ited from it. After a confer- ence with these enthusiastic advisors, students view the problems of life with a hap- pier and better balanced outlook. We, the Class of '58, wish to thank them for their able assistance. Katherine Foster, School Nurse James Spory, Elementary Supervisor MR. LANDIS P. BECKLEY-Indiana State Teachers College, B.S., Business Education, University ofPittsburgh, M.Ed., Machines, School Bank, Guidance Counselor. PAUL C, BERKIBILE-Indiana State Teachers College, B.S., University of Pittsburgh, M.Ed., Math. MR. A. FORD BOUCHER-Geneva College, B.S., Education l Duquesne University, B.S. in Education, Math, History, Handicraft. MR. DONALD W. DRENNER-University of Pittsburgh, B.S. M.Ed., Science, Biology, Anatomy. 2 MR. ROBERT W. DYER-University of Pittsburgh, B.S. in Busi- ness Education, M.Ed., in Administration, Law, Bookkeeping, Year- book Advisor, School Store. MR. DORSEY E. EASH-Goshen College, University of Pitts- burgh, B.S., Remedial Education. MR. CHARLES FORNEY-California State Teachers College, B.S., University of Pittsburgh, M.Ed., History, Home Visitor. MRS. KATHERINE O. FOSTER-R.N., Conemaugh Valley Me- morial School of Nursing, School Nurse. MR. ROBERT L. FULLER-Lock Haven State Teachers College, B.S., University of Pittsburgh, M.Ed., Geography, Assistant Foot- ball Coach. MR. PAUL GOLDEN-Indiana State Teachers College, B.S., Re- tailing, Typing, Junior Business Training, Commercial Geography. MR. CURTIS GRENINGER-Pennsylvania State University, B.S., Senior High Mathematics. MR. HOWARD HELSEL-Indiana State Teachers College, B.S., Secondary Education, California State Teachers College, M. Equiv- alent, Industrial Arts. MRS. MARY JANE HINISH-Juniata College, B.S., Home Economics. MRS. CATHERINE ICKES-Lock Haven State Teachers College, B.S., Health, Physical Education, Junior and Senior High Cheer- leaders Advisor, G.A.A. I I l . , . M, t ' ffg,e4,r Q .,,,, .,.,f , 4. f, ,, . . ,M 1' ,,,. .A ..,,..K ft. fa. if - , .- QV i .4 MR. CHARLES IFFT-Pennsylvania State University, B.S., Vo- cational Agriculture, F.A.A. Advisor. MISS GRACE KAUFMAN-Duke University, A.B., University of Pittsburgh, M.Litt., Geography, Spanish, Beta Y-Teens Advisor, Sophomore Class Dean. MR. JOHN H. KAUFMAN-Juniata College, B.S., Chemistry, Physics, Projectionist Club Advisor. MR. ROBERT KAUTZ-Indiana State Teachers College, B.S., University of Pittsburgh, M.A., Problems of Democracy, Driver Educationt MR. ROBERT KELLY-Millersville State Teachers College, B.S., University of Pittsburgh, M.Ed., Social Studies, Faculty Manager. MRS. ANN KOGUT-Indiana State Teachers College, B.S., Eng- lish, Social Studies, Thespians Advisor. MR. GEORGE M. KOGUT-Slippery Rock State Teachers Col- lege, B.S., Health, Physical Education, Assistant Basketball Coach, Head Track Coach. MR. WALTER KOSOSKI-Edinboro State Teachers College, B.S., Art, Art Advisor of the Yearbook, Stage Director, Art Supervisor, Senior Class Dean. MISS ELIZABETH LOHR-Pennsylvania State University, B.S., University of Pittsburgh, M.Litt., Guidance Counselor. MR. JOSEPH MAJER-St. Vincent, A.B., University of Pitts- burgh, M.Ed., History, Assistant Football Coach, Head Basketball Coach, Sophomore Class Dean. MRS. ERMA MAY Albright College AB English Literary Advisor of Yearbook, Senior Play Director. MRS. JOAN K. MISHLER-Juniata College, B.S., Home Econom- ics, F.H.A. Advisor. MR. DONALD O'CONNOR-Indiana State Teachers College, B.S., History, Geography, Assistant Football Coach, Head Wres- tling Coach, Junior Class Dean. MR. JOHN PAXTON-University of Pittsburgh, A.B., M.Litt., English, Contownian Advisor. i I2 MR. JOHN SALAY, JR.-Indiana State Teachers College, B.S., Columbia University, M.A., Instrumental Music, Band, Orchestra, swing Band. MISS JOANNE SEAMAN-Pennsylvania State University, B.S., Commercial, Typing, Business Exploratory, Machines, Shorthand. MISS BLANCHE SHAFFER-Oberlin Conservatory of Music, B.S., Vocal Music, Choral Groups, Choir. MR. WALTER SHANK-North Central College, Slippery Rock State Teachers College, B.S., University of Pittsburgh, M.Ed., Health, Driver Education, Baseball Coach. MRS. HELEN SHIRK-Millersville State Teachers College B.S., Librarian. MRS. MARGARET STATLER-Indiana State Teachers College, B.S., Typing, Transcription, Commercial OHice, Contownian, Dean of Senior Class. MR. HOMER STUCK-California State Teachers College, B.S., University of Pittsburgh, M.Ed., Industrial Arts. si jg, lm MR. FRANK SVARNEY-St. Francis College, B.A., Indiana , State Teachers College, Graduate Work in Education, General Wllwi l gl, Science, Mathematics. MR. STEVE TEREBUS-Carnegie Institute of Technology, B.S., Industrial Arts, Head Football Coach, Athletic Director. DR. KENNETH THOMAS-University of Pittsburgh, B.S., M.Ed., D.Ed., Social Studies, Photography Advisor of Yearbook, Hi-Y. W1 i f MR. ERNEST TREXEL-California State Teachers College, B.S., K University of Pittsburgh, M.Ed., Math, Rifle Club Advisor. 2 + Q M it fi I K 1 . MR. JAMES M. VIZZINI-University of Pittsburgh, A.B., M.Ed., A :-if English, Junior High Student Council Advisor, Freshman Class Dean. Qi! T 3 , MISS ELIZABETH J. WILL-University of Pittsburgh, A.B., English, Business Staff Advisor of Yearbook, F.T.A. Sponsor. MRS. KATHLEEN WONDER-Albright College, A.B., Univer- sity of Pittsburgh, M.A., English, Latin, Senior High Student Council Advisor, Sponsor of National Honor Society. I 3 il. SIR Even then, gym classes stressed physical fitness. Classes- Many of these girls from the Class of 1939 are now the mothers of our present-day pupils. l l l I4 Seniors Down through the years, our class- mates will always be thought of as the- factor that made our high school days memorable. Although 126 Seniors Will graduate this year, there will still be 750 underclassmen to carry on the traditions of the school. A typical group of classmates CLASS CDF 1958 President--Anthony Mosca , . . X 5 . ., I -as vi i- i n-'I 5 ki V k.kL ' ' , , ia A 1, Vice President-Richard Horner Deans-Mrs. Margaret Statler and Mr. Walter Kososki As days turn to weeks, weeks to months, and months to years, an- other change is also taking place. Freshmen are becoming sophomores, sophomores are becoming juniors, and finally juniors are becoming seniors. VVe, the Class of 1958, are seniors, some doubtful, some con- fident, while others are cheerful or pessimistic-but never-the-less, seniors. Even now students can be heard reminiscing of the past fun, frolic, and hard work that have gone into our six years at Conemaugh Township High School. Many of us are anxious for the coming future, but always there will be the memories of our high school days linking us to the past. Look now at the seniors-the future builders of America. Secretary-Jane Punchak Treasurer-Mary Ann Danko 16 DORIS ADAMS Commercial Gets along with everyoneg keeps her opin- ions to herself. Alpha Y-Teens, Business Staff, CON- NUMACH JAMES BENSON General For him the weather is always fair. Ggngrgf Shows his best in artg always friendly. 'I ' Ez' L f at X1 If f M A 9. Z f 3 ::E.: g' 5 1 2 at it ,f 44 w Fa 5:4 -. ...q mf' ' Q F -V gffigfim HARRY BEAM Amdemic Daydreams in classg likeable fellow with blond, curly hair. Wrestling WILDA BENTZ Commercial This sugar and spice makes our class twice as nice. Chorus, Choir, Business Staff, CONNU- MACH KENNETH BLACK Commerrial Strictly a no-Woman mang seldom hur- ried-never worried. Baseball 17 DANIEL BENDINELLI Almdemic Studious and well-likedg has a personality all of his own. RONALD BERGMAN Academic Honor lies in honest toil Choir, Thespians, Assistant Sports Ed- itor-Contownian, Wrestling, Chorus DIANA CECILE BLOUGH Academic Pete's an angel with her light brown hair. Band, Choir, Thespians, F.T.A., Car- toonist-CONTOWNIAN FRED BLOUGH Academic Adheres to fun and partiesg easy to like and fond of fun. Swing Band, Trumpet Quartet, District Orchestra, Baseball JOSEPH BOROSKY Indmtrial firm' A great guyg the Navy is his future ideal. IRENE BROWN Commercial A real cute girl with expressive eyes. Alpha Y-Teens, Chorus REDA PAULINE BLOUGH Commercial Small, neat, and oh! so sweet. School Bank, Business Staff? CONNU- MACH BARBARA ANN BOYER Academic Babs is a likeable gal who is known to all. Thespians, F.H.A., Alpha Y-Teens, Cho- rus , ,.,. .YV I W :,, i y ts iity vu- :ai H-- F 'Wm' .si six 1 1 -IM--' .E'.. Sf? 1 If ,?i5'i?iggffiY?EQf9Vfg5 fir ff fgilfii -- . , .... .,:.:- .1-,...Hf,.1'.::-'1 1a:,21a, - RUTH ANN CLARK Genera! A friend to everyoneg this gal will go far. Band, Chorus 18 MARY K. BONCHIN Commercial Has striking black hair and a smile for everyone. Alpha Y-Teens, National Honor Society, Chorus DAVID BRINK Induslrial Arm A tall, bond sax player who has eyes for a Boswell lass. Band, All County Band, District Band, Assembly Band DORSEY CROYLE Academic A chap that is loads of fun to be with. BETTY I. CUSTER Commerrial Although this lass has changed her title, she is still a pal to all. Alpha Y-Teens, Chorus ANNA DILL Afmdemit A faithful band member with rosy cheeks and pretty blue eyes. Band, Chorus DAVID A. DONGES Afddfmif Always working, but never too busy to help someone. Band, Orchestra, Sax Trio, National Honor Society ALBERTA DABBS Commercial Dimples and laughter are Birdie's main features. Alpha Y-Teens, Business Staff, CON- NUMACH, Chorus SARA JANE DILL Commercial A loyal friend with a sparkling person- ality. Alpha Y-Teens, Chorus, Business Staff, CONNUMACH LUCILLE DONITZEN Commerrizzl Cute and charming is this young miss. School Bank, Chorus, Business Staff, CONNUMACH I 9 MARY ANN DANKO Arademir Feature Editor of the CONTOWNIAN, likes to write. National Honor Society, Band, Student Council, Chorus DEANNA DIRSCH Commerrial Quiet, until you get to know her. Alpha Y-Teens, Band, Chorus, CON- NUMACH KENNETH EASH Vomlional Agricullllrf Ken is welcome in any crowd. Projectionist Club, F.F.A. DOLLY EICHER Home Emnomic: JUDY EMERICK Genera! Always happyg always gay. Chorus Our Judy spreads cheer in all directions. Alpha Y-Teens LOUISE EVANCHOCK Generaf Up to the latest in fashions is this pert miss. Chorus ANTOINETTE EXVANITSKO .fimdemir A tall, statuesque blond with vim and vigor. Alpha Y-Teens, Chorus, Business Staff, CONNUMACH JOHN THOMAS F YE dmdemir Real swell guy with a friendly disposition. Choir, Chorus OLIVER L. EWING Awdemir Ollie's a friend to one and all. Basketball Manager ALICE JANE GARLAND Commercial A whiz in Shorthandg loads of fun. Band, Chorus, F.H.A. 20 CAROL FRONZOLI Amdemic There's bound to be fun when she's around. Choir, Chorus, Business Staff, CONNU- MACH JAMES GAUDLIP I nduslria! Art: Dinks just loves a lot of hard work! RUTHETTA GILBERT Academic A quiet, shy, little lady. Chorus, Business Staff, CONNUMACH BARBARA GOLEMBESKI Academic Neat dresser, with beautiful long hair. Thespians, F .T.A., Chorus, CONNU- MACH, Choir ' NANETTE JOAN HEAD Academic Pretty and neat, with a wonderful per- sonality. Chorus, Business Staff, CONNUMACH DAVID E. GIMROTI-I Academic Never a dull moment when this guy is near. SHIRLEY ANN HAINES Commercial Nice, in a quiet, subtle way. Chorus ROBERTA JOAN HELSEL Academic Bobbie is her nicknameg small and petite. Student Council, National Honor Society, District and State Band 21 DWIGHT GINDLESPERGER I ndaslrial Am' The Toe of the Indian football squad. Football, Baseball, Wrestling, Rifle Club GERTRUDE HANSON General Dynamic blond with a sweet smile. Choir, Octet, Chorus, Business Staff, CONNUMACH DARYL HERSHBERGER Academic A good basketball player with a pleasing personality. Football, Basketball PAUL HERSHBERGER Industrial Arts Appealing to the eye, but also very shy. RICHARD HORNER Academif Well liked, good speaker. Vice-president of Senior Class, Choir, Chorus, Senior Quartet , Hfsfirila ,, . wi' 1: , -f.1:111ffi1f523 . Q .. l..-f,. .-f- . - sf vm ,- - si: iif z .. .1 A , ' ii? -m:,i?irsisE?'g4 ,Q s Ma, - .:. A.- . H -3 . aw,-. ' V- ff . - ' 'f v-f':a1'4e2' ' ,Y -W is ' . J ' . 1: Asflsfafr A.,-gggvf ::: W,.M,, a ,Q ,555 A Kgasfsms s am RICHARD L. JACOBS Vocational Agrloulturc' Good lookingg has a terrific technique for hillbilly singing. Football, Wrestling, F.F.A. RUTH HERSHBERGER Academic Reserved and easy to get along with. Chorus, F.H.A. ROBERT E. HORNER I ndusirial Am' An easy going guy, but a fine wrestler. Football, Wrestling, Chorus LORRAINE JAMES Aoaalemic Friendly and studiousg plays in the band. Band, Orchestra, Chorus, F.T.A., Busi- ness Stalf, CONNUMACH 22 GERALD L. HOFFMAN Vocational Agriculture Silent type, but really a Whiz in the class- room. F.F.A. SALLY ANN HORNER Commerrial Neat dresser, quiet, and likeable. Band, Business Staff, CONNUMACH, F.H.A., QPresidentj GLORIA JONES Commercial Always active, terror can be found when she's around. F.H.A., Chorus, Alpha Y-Teens, Busi- ness Stafir, CONNUMACH WILLIAM JURESTOVSKY Academic Bill and his accordion are inseparable. SHIRLEY ANN KAUFMAN Commercial She's always on the go, for eficiency is her middle name. Choir, Trio, Band, Thespians, Orchestra, Business Manager-CONNUMACH, Na- tional Honor Society LINDA LOU KELLY Commercial She radiates a sweet personality and is sincere in everything she does. Student Council, Mixed Quartet, Typing Editor, CONNUMACH, Choir ESTHER KANTZ Academic An attractive lass who's a friend to all. Cheerleader, G.A.A. CPresidentD, Chorus IOANN RUTH KEIM Commercial A good student, who always has a kind word for everyone. F.H.A., Business Staff, CONNUMACH xp-as-3 4949 ROBERT KELLY Induitriai .firm A tall redhead who doesn't believe in school work. 9-3 DONALD KAUFMAN Academic Has a mischievous look in his eye, and is always ready to have a good time. Choir, Band, Swing Band, Chorus KENNETH RAY KEIM zfcademic A very friendly P. A. specialist. Band, Projectionist Club, P.A., Chorus SHIRLEY KETCHOCK Commercial A Shorthand whizg full of pep and humor. Chorus, Cheerleader, G.A.A., Business Staff, CONNUMACH LAWRENCE WINFRED KIMMEL IEANNE CAROL KNAPP CHARLES KOONTZ Industrial Arn drademic Commercial A jolly good fellowg everyone's friend, C001 cat with a hot trombone, Jeanie with the light brown hair. All-County Band, All-State Orchestra, Chorus, Sr. Alpha Y-Teens, CONNU- National Orchestra, Sr. High Chorus. MACH District Band, Choir T '. i,:E'rl Zr- T nsfslr , M aa, GERALD KOONTZ Industrial Art: GENEVIE KOZIELEC flmdemir JANET RUTH LAMBERT Amdemir This lad is always ready for a good time. - Quiet, shy, and very neat. Ianet's sparkling personality attracts all. Baseball Chorus Chorus DOROTHY LASAKO Commercial This cute lass radiates class. Chorus, Student Council, Band CDrum Majorettej, CONNUMACH SANDRA KAY LEHMAN Aradernir WILLIAM E. LEITENBERGER Tops at the piano. Alcademir Chorus, National Honor Society, CON- He's a fellow with 2. smile. NUMACH, Thespians, Orchestra, Stu- dent Council, Band, Choir 24 1, is ggi? ii WTILLIAM LEY Industrial drls Tall, dark, and handsome-features black, shiny hair. ALVENA MARISA Commercial This lass is really a belle. Chorus, Sr. High Cheerleader, G.A.A. JANET ELAINE MISHLER General This brown-eyed miss makes a hit with all. THOMAS LUCE General Tom's a friend to one and all. CLYDE C. MIKESELL dcademir Features red hairg with a personality to go with it. Band, Assembly Band VIRGINIA MOCK Afrademir Sweet and neatg hep on the latest fashions. 25 .-k, :v1ggv,rfs,-.M g RONALD MARCINKO Induxlrial Arn This lad's out for healthy fun. BONNIE LEE MILLER Commercial A Winsome gal who likes to appear dev- ilish. ANTHONY VINCENT MOSCA Academic Looks, charm, with personality plus. Thespians, National Honor Society, Choir, All-County Band, Band, Chorus, CONTOWNIAN RODGER M. NAUGLE Academic A quiet lad with a great sense of humor. CONTOWNIAN, CONNUMACH GARY PAYNE Industrial Art: Tall and friendly, liked by one and all. Football, Basketball, Track MARY ANN PIERZCHALA Commercial Shy and quiet-until you get to know her. Chorus BONNIE JEAN OBER Commercial Fun lovingg likes to make you laugh. Band, Choir, Chorus, CONNUMACH, Alpha Y-Teens GERALD ARTHUR PETRO Academic Popular guy with everyone. President of Student Council, Choir, National Honor Society, Basketball, Football, Track JUDITH ELLEN POWELL Commercial Quiet and sincere, she'll go far. CONNUMACH, Thespi ans 26 THOMAS W. PAGE Academic Cute and devilish-has that spark. Football, Basketball, Track, Student Council ROBERT PHILLIPS Academic Plays a real mean cornetg handsome. All-County Band, District Band, Or- chestra, Swing Band, Baseball JANE LUCILLE PUNCHAK Commercial Always busy and eflicient. National Honor Society, Thespians, Choir, Band, Student Council, All- County Chorus DIANE M. RIMOLDI Commercial This gal's smile is attractive. Chorus, CONNUMACH NANCY JANE SHROYER Home Economies Cooking and housekeeping will come in handy for this lass. F.H.A., Chorus ELSIE DEANNA SLEASMAN Commercial Fun to be with at all times. BEVERLY LOUISE SCHULLERY Academic Kind and sweetg a real student. National Honor Society, Thespians, CONNUMACH, CONTOWNIAN, Al- pha Y-Teens, Choir PAT SHUBIC Academic Features a smile and helping hand. National Honor Society, Choir, Foot- ball, Basketball, Baseball, Chorus, Octet KAREN SPEICHER General A marvelous sense of humor. Choir, Band, Chorus, All-County Chorus, CONNUMACH 27 LORETTA E. SHAFFER Commercial Kind and understanding-a good friend to have. CONNUMACH, Co-Manager of School Store, Chorus EDWARD SIMMONS General A quiet, helpful boy. RUTH SPEICHER Academic A big smile is her trademark. Chorus, Band, Alpha Y-Teens LOIS JEAN SPIKER Commerfia! Has the mildest of manners. Alpha Y-Teens, F.H.A. DAVID A. SPORY Academic An easy-going fellow. Band, Assembly Band, Wrestling Man- ager EUNICE LE RUA STAYROOK BRENDA MARGARET STEPHEN- Ggngml SON Commercial A Sincere friend, A friendly dark-haired lass. CONNUMACH, F.H.A., Choros F .H.A., Alpha Y-Teens PATRICIA LOUISE STEPHENSON JACOB JAY STEVENS 1f4'0d6'mif ,imdgmjg This lad's always happy. Has that sparkle in her eye. Band, CONTOWNIAN Choir, Chorus, Baseball 28 WALTER STARVIS Afmdemic A real lady-killer. Football, Baseball, Basketball ELAINE MAE STEPHENSON Amdemic Elaine has a smile for everyone. Alpha Y-Teens JUDITH E. STUTZMAN Academic A perfect lady. National Honor Society, Thespians, CONNUMACH, CONTOWN IAN, Choir RONALD ROBERT STUVER Academic Likes to drive the Ford. Football, Choir, Chorus WALTER ULLERY Academic Quiet, with a heart of gold. Band, Student Council, Choir CARL WALKER Vocational Agricullure A good natured personality has he. F.F.A., Assembly Band, Band NANCY VALERIA TAMBURINI Commercial Quiet and conservative. Student Council, CONNUMACH, Alpha Y-Teens CAROL ANN VARNER Commercial Her bright smile will haunt us forever. Chorus, Alpha Y-Teens ESTHER MARIE WALKER Academic A brunetteg with a keen sense of humor. Alpha Y-Teens, Chorus 29 MARY CATHERINE THOMAS Commercial Refreshing frankness and a quality of fun. CONNUMACH, F.H.A. ROSE MARIE VINOSKY Academic Faithful band memberg vivacious. Chorus, Band GEORGE E. WALKER Commercial Makes friends easilyg likes to clown around. School Bank, School Store, Thespians BARBARA WILLIAMS Academic Friendly and liked by many. F.T.A., Alpha Y-Teens, Band, Chorus Ggngrgl This newcomer to our class has made many friends. MARLIN YOST Industrial Arts A quiet, sincere fellow. Track EDWARD WILLS Industrial Arts A solidly built wrestler. Wrestling DONNA WITKOWSKI dmdemit There's never a dull moment when Don- na's around. Chorus JOSEPH YUNETZ Shop Genera! A southpaw shooter on the basketball floor. Basketball, Baseball, Hi-Y WILLIARD WINGARD General A fellow who likes to have a good time. Projection Club, Hi-Y, Football and Wrestling Manager JOSEPH WYTKO I ndmtridl .firm Joe's easy to get along with. RICHARD T. ZLATER Industrial Arts Dick's genial personality makes him liked by all. Football 30 1 Y V 2-7 , 1 x s President-Michael Demko, Vice President-Frances Younkin, Secretary-Imogene Berkey, Treasurer -Richard Blough, Deans-Mrs. Joan Mishler and Mr. Donald O'Connor Junior Class The Junior Class, with only one more year to go, stands next in line to complete its collection of high school memories. Under the guidance of Mrs. Mishler and Mr. O'Connor, class deans, and Mike Demko, Frances Younkin, Imogene Berkey and Richard Blough, class officers, the Juniors have proved themselves not only ready and willing, but also able to take over. Their Christmas candy sale was a great suc- cess, as was their class play and Junior-Senior Prom. Beverly Baer Helen Baraniak Donna Baroni Thomas Baroni Anna Becker Gary Bentz ii i'-i ' i Ei filsr . . ,.., iiifffff- 1' 1 - i . ff 1 1' f - 4 t a -1 - ,-.i f -. . -- . 5f.tf:Qi7-ii if 357151 .- jf ' 'Y Q iw -' iii: ,.,lw'H ,X -, . fifi X lf ' 7 1 ' :sie f . . A . sift , , gs f' 1: fs r 5 r.ty r r'rrt xfff- N fw- i 1 1 K' r 5,331 iilf- n 2 . . if il -l Ff- ' 5 Imogene Berkey Richard Blough Nick Brenchak William Brougher Doris Brown Sandra Brown was . , , -I .. . K , ,- r 4 - - -- ----awe:-ffm:fr.ffssfefw1mza y at s srss ssss i T T :23szffa1g2S1f2f1fs5 ' t ' I f' .1 ' - ' ifrfiffifsfflrigfi ' l ' .Q f- 5' ' V - ilk. ii'ifE.5fl:f35?Y Y 1 .7 -' I' i ffl? ' ' fi:Qifz,PHs :f1g1i!ii iff Q... , .ffl ist , , ' it ' -. i ' aw , V- 'Y' ' -ZF. 1 ' X , f'-141' 1 - '5n5:'Iv2 .f2f,-Z:':.-.'-aff 2 ,st Q .f t , , r r ....,,.. L r1'4w :?ff+Q:-L f'--xc? f f .MMM . ' 32 D Hedy Davis 4, :- 7'- gw 4 Qgafgiww, X Louis Burinda Steve Butchko si LLX X il .,. ' .5 ,aaa y if r of? Shirley Coughenour Helen Cramer 4 i fiifi Milo De Army Kathleen Eash Lila Eagh van X Dorothy Freeman Gary Fulton tiff limi I 2557435031477,-sf?f:ii,'e i5f'f?iTw 'ijfifatggggji ii f - 11, 1msasb,ff,.1m.f17' was fgjjfiai- Q Qvk'!'i: 12: - K gi ' F' A lf' A - v efem, . 4.1- , W, 1. Z, 1 . K r --.,. A, ., , V l -ff -ag rfarw Saafatr Hey ef f, ffzfl, K r3il?lE ?Z?KEl at ,, ' .1 ',,s:3eff's M' f 1 -- V ia tai Q X A lx- Elaine Golden Portia Golden wx ,, Mx' fig Ethel Cagley Tfiifn 1 , X . W 'wp m ii X lk AX Carole Croyle Michael Demko Loretta Eori James Garlesky Janet Green Q 3 riff .. Bonna Jean Ceryak Robert Charley , .,r: , 1 V Wy , Betty Custer Raymond Dabbs 'fl' 1 'W' Q .Q5 5: Q1'e,i '5lYgQ'fvxYiW 'll-'wi'-ll - V T il-,SXQW XUL fi'i fEXh C V WN? 'MH' George Digon Kena Fasola Wanda Duncan Donald Figard c' . , ,fy Q x 2 fe W., QT Audrey Gindlesperger Sandra Gindlesperger Nancy Haas 5 , I ,5?gFr 1 1 r 15 ng - Robert Hawkins 1 ' . sv S: 2 James Clement T ix slr ,iii X 'R Q X ' Myra Daniels ' ., , ' , W Q. X X.:-,ck S 3 s. A if 3 3 Hx , , .. Betty Bash Juniors Robert Foreback as ,. 1 2. K 3 Frank Gironda .f Q ' f7'W'f :arf ya nk Q at ma ' fs Janice Heinrich 'B 2 Willis Hershberger ?' f5?Ki5G-Vw' naar--REF ' F V 1 ,za,1a1ssz'.sSrEi5-53' fs,g?2ggM-f5g,,.-,11g,,V -ami,--,gag-11 A.,'-: il-,.-,..1. 13,18-1a11.,1.,-.. . .1..1m,1--.s,. MV-1 wikiri .5 -:'-: 1 4.-1,.-2-M,--1 .. ,.,a.,, , . W..,,., ' S.. f'1e2?1121se1sng: 1-Se w -f- e1s,.-,.a-.Q , .. -. 1 12: -: Vet, '.sv2-smiggfa S .. . . V .. J ' - 1-1 . . - 1-Pf.s252f,. ..k '- 11 :fiffi-issggsisfa . .,:: -. --A - . . .- 1- M-i.s2113-2151: ,f- sf1e1'ses5Qs5g3s - H5112 ' . ,-I' 1' V1--11 v--.' ,.11- -, .1' Barbara jerkes .3,5gl11i5-,1:,.12,2..,V...ggi-gy-1-3y,,-nmf13,-111rs2.1V,. .seiiggil-fmff1f111:.s-vv'1f2 1sz1gsS112gsi49Qg:5ssi7 WV.,-15gg1V,g1,., - .- .Vw-..a, ge '- 1Q14ezgsxgf2.fV. ,.i.Z,., ii. ., , . .,:., 2. ... Vps, 5. ,,.. -,..,.1,.. 'fi-, ,.,. 2213: L' A 3, ., ..,-- 3 Q. it A + Q K ' -as-. :fw . V .. N -' 5- - ' 1i ..: . ' - 1 Judith Kelly .lunlors John Lamb na, l..,l. ., V 1. , I 3 Ia! Q zl...j.., K. . ga '5 iii .Jie ill -- .V Jerry Lohr .1-f.':-,.,:5,,,:E3,v wsfz' -'Z' 15 1 -2'.,: . .31-if I , 10 oanne Meyers ':, ..,,1:V4- VV- 5 - . , 1. V5fE114Vr1fVsff1:E'EffI9r!K--53' ??dYai?i vigil :IV H 1i,1l-f1t,'ssw5.fVV2.-'-'Vilfiiises V .- fi r-KffK'ivK ' llll 4: K via3?F5Q15iQiiQF5ff325251biiff56ZE?5i1f?ES?lg!l53Ef'lEi?liQ'l,ENisf? WLMFK if iii'xvl6f'lkifP'K1'5i!57?l?3zViz-iiS?5X?fYrSKiEgVVVlsxtmx V-fm--V+ V5-we-1.-i.f-iig,sxV1g,, ..q,.a,ig.w,5.,g,.iiQ--.si-xr -, V. V.,-VM, ,M-,,.R-i 1i,.5.1-M. Mar-11-1- -5-15--.5 ii.. V..f..-VV.--V 1-V .1 V---.1-M,- :5:VV-- 's- rs' iw sri? -Pi--fe six 15432 zzrsxwswl .,. . .,.i,. . , A U ,.W.V,..V.--,...,5.,.-V1 H V s ,.f2sf:-1'--1'1---1f1V ,- ,1..,,,1i,.-.--W--.3-1 , .y5g,g.i.s.1w,,1l,,,1 ' 7132 FEK EH z.?i2zf4l3iK-WV-ff' 1-V..-,1Vl,sV..e-lm. . 1-1-,.11-11-eiasfza in 1356325521557-?5K' .iiliii J KL 15315337-59571 HL, --1. 5153.5-,gg-.Xw, gl-msV1V,s, ffm, . sgeggagsg xeiigfrwl--f? V J -. . . V -we---fm.-V . ia .. .4 ' f 35.5551-im. , .. .M .:1Vs,4g-wa s1,sezgsfgs-'V5'V- -':.' -3 1 1-- V + V iQ5f?ig,W2g?V I .SM fi112',41z..1Vzz 1fPk1,.fei:es1is V f -isa iss, 2, 5255111515412 g - :ff 1 . -Vi,,tlY1s-'lisa ..1121z's2.s.-Q-V . -VV. 'eggsg.5g.2v,-. :-- V.gV,5.-- 1 gli-,iii,.w,,.1 ' V' wi.2V--1.f-1.- ai? ., am-wi - 1-5.:-.-.-1V,-11ise?iest.1 'f-v M.-5 . is :www -:fVV. .V----1M-,111-V s,gss,.12V VV .., ...sf - -.,,..g5-4r,,.-,,. V., i,,,. , , - : X :Z i :, K filgifffi.53-52K-Isiisifrifif ,, V EE, . .5 5 Q -V-Q.-fgfgsf1s?Zs1-fgimsle . .. ' 'is ' '- -wg. ' . ' - :?Lf2i4f'?fHf'f?iL5i5 p ' - - - .--as-sgrwzsew -. : ' VV '1-ir' , ir:-1f,sgss'g1-24 5' 2 ' : - ', -Kifbzi,-tfflsifssii :, f , F . . K 'K 'V K ifi5KKY'i?rEES??i-555 .' . KK K SKK ,fslbfiilafiiiiiiiii .. - , -k-k . , . -15- 1-1, .11,.11-,- Gary Hockins Eleanor Holsopple Glen Holsopple ---1-1 '--1111 - V.--1V1--15-1.-2.1 sim-z1w,f:szv:fsV ww L-13-15.N-11-,,..-s,zgs.s,1afa'amsgs2zs:S1.ssi'fsfPi'-f2'-rl--fm '-,Qs-vi-121 -V V---Vi,-PM if11s-51s,1-,.11gQ-21555253152 fwgsezsv-222V-fe.--fi+V-5Viw--FV.-we--is-113,1fa?l1Q??1e5s?iss .-g-VV,--V.- 127ggegggsdz,1QV5Sif-Pi:-.fsiiisgiiesgezgg Q-lim-fwstt1132??Q2ie-.521ss-iiigsspezgiiggizsmfiieiai 1.-1,1 gif- 1i,,11-V11-,.1V1rV.S1.,ff1azi1fz-1 ..,1f.sg.fv. vw V1--,.Nl---Vw 1a,,-.fm - - - - Q. -515-VMigg5111, ,.fVr1.--5--'1i .221ffiiifi:si55211-11311eS2.142z2,i?VM532,s-ms? iismfiii --5:32 -. - isissii.-5 'ML11 '-ea t: tffffigi VV , , :.- ,' ki K iss ., . - .mf -1 s-425525--f . -M, V V.--V1 V1.1 V, .f-1 . ,g.g,s,.V,-- . --V . , V -- is V-ag. . 5 ,.,. ,. -9- Q-V. isvrf- -1-- .. .1- ii V. 1,.sV.,fV.-V--715 QV1... - -V .- . fs 'idler fiQE'asK7f ' ' -v:. ':. :' K' K .1-5 V V Veh- - - X-1i,.,.11f, . - Via ,f , . g V- 1, ' ' 'M -1 - 12, .1, - . ' VV, , . --1 - .. .- H M-, E- K 7 Evelyn Jurestovsky Gary Kaltenbaugh Wanda Kauffman 5? -'5Vf7Aiyf?fE?1i55Ef5Tf5?2ff'3l'e5S'kiiT5i?fi5i?ii?9fi5Y'?3Kf9is5'?i VV.--li-1 1-V, -swing-fm-rs-.12-V E ...'.. Q,..... i . V.,, ,'-., sm,-My, kg, 1 .,,.. 1-1.fg'5ffjj5fj.gg3gPz..gf'ezr:2:.rim5'ls5'1Q5t'fi?ifTl5iS9EZ5959l -- Vg- Vs- .ef 1g-1 1- .:VVV -- a 1a,1ia, 12,.fi- N-1., .12V,. -Us-,.12,.?V.1-V1.2 - Q,.. ..': 5-1w,,,1 ,.. V ,-15,1-, 1-K ' i232-Rf ' -P ' 5 5, ' 1, f ': fi' - 1m1.-Q-WV.. .V 5- - 1 mm2V.agV., 1 WV- ,mm11gM- am . - as ., ,Q..E,.s,-,. Patricia Kelly Barbara Lehew iff - fi. 51 :5 'L ' :llsiil .7K wa. a.. w N.. joseph Malclet ' 'i 1. f .L :. Q Sharon Meyers Carol Knowles Willard Lintz , ..f,.-'.-,-- ,..,.. ..,. .a,-.Ma l,.Vi?e3fsfe'1s2igss22sex: ' fl 'Ll' eiffsgssw '1-iz KK : if .,, V f A Qi 1 'th M war Q5 f Andrew Marcinko . , .? ,,.- M ' il Q X Q9 .- 3 i 5, all .- A ff Barbara Mikesell sr Vgg22:w1Qa1ses,1w1,H1 QLQWQQEQW 5-Vgfia,.1f.-2,9w11Vs-re, 1a,11sV-.sw-S2Vlf2V---aS .,,- '5i'499-57-gliivl' 1 i:1e,1f,'M HP!--35-?52ef3ia 4Q' ' 5 1521557355255 5' if 'WV 4 '9L!5g ' K fVa5Kl53lKtgf Ktgxif , fi - ' ' Vsiifsiissiufz '--' 2- 'ar -sam-wV-i.1a-M is 1gJ,rg-1.-V,- I -a V ff. 5' . L-sw11s,rs-572 Z 15455196 V- . I, ' :::155 ?ii'5lKf?i1i . . ' ' ' ... 'i , 1Q2-is--1 5--.sg1gf1s1'1,1-, V .f WV..---1,.11,.. sV.- .- V ,..- X-1-QV-23.1 ,,.-, -, ,. ifs--Egw1w,1-,.-,.- V' .a g , '-Lim mf 51, :QQ 1 V. Swim ,.4zrffg,g:1--Vg. .. if iq ' ,.., , N Q 2 S 5 A 1 424 K K fs 14 T A., 4. w 3 -1 f NN 5 av :H . Q- 55525 , .. -, is 5 ,.,.,,,.Q. 2 ' Q da if s 5 -VZ 8 2 ,Q vm- kgs-Q i . nib Qeidgggggsf, V-- EYEK5-e,1s--V ---' V- 1 34 .,,. .., .,,..f,,. i .,.... 2.., - V- .... . .,,... , , ..,.- - i .--. V -.., K .. ,ff .,.,. , ., .21 1 Michael Kramer Kay Liska p . U41- 1 . -'fe ' 2 --Vw b if E5gegg.zj.s,,, , ,5 I 21s11s2ifY'ii,'iiii iw,-' '.-if-IV f .ezrs.?:Q?,. 5? 'QUE :TQ 'IEISQKZ K .' , 1- -5? .- V. i,1 K liisl?-ii ' 2151? 5157 1 K Q57 anet Marcinko mfg.-Y ffV1.512-isVszhsfeiisvlsfs-isislei' V we 1 - ,, ,1-'::s,...xz,.vwersw1.fe,wV-s,-A1:,VV--fV--.V-1a 'e ,F W N N,a,..2,,,.12-,,-1.S-...,1-22, 1 V..- Vp- VVV-1 V1 --V310 W -,,1a11w5,i.w1v.f V- Vrs 2Kf1.sfKKlf:if5fVf ' KV i9iEi??7i?Q??57'3'l7 F i, :L-l:KwQiT55t1 'i1XLl -'iiiivfftgi .-V5..--V.,,,- ..-, emi?-6, 4... ... , V -V-M11 ' 251552253 1 3.-nur .-igigi , , , . ., ,.,,. , M . .. ,-'V1'-rf , . ai VLV- -H-, -- ..--e-Vs-Vi-its- 1s, X-Q1,.1f2f,-8-ffg.-sw 11 V-:wssycw 1 :.xxit11mx.:w7Zf5,le5V'i15? Q' 'V'r::VAfe:t:wzL2f4?5:-52 'V Y' 'fri fv,A?2, 1153! -?h5?55i,sl'3Lifiix K FEIESEIESEZQK Eff if?5?l52EIEf KH ' '-iisiissgiw ,. ',- -.- sr1:f2Vg,-V4 .gg fin 1' , :iss Hg.-3,.... ' ' -V ,- -1,-ia-1554522 1 QSIEISQES5 W K ' .levi 'iifixgfiflfi ' xiii .- , . 9 wfeg,aggG2l'.11'-fe ff. V, . 5' SQQSLSIEELWK 'K : '::':::':' is-QW . lwleae , -2 . el- 5853, V - 1s 11, . if .-Q 11, . , I -- V ,..,. merfgasissflzszbsv we ,,-, N nam- H 2 2 11111gm,.1 iff! filf 3523 - ,,, , 1i1,.1- 1,1s,.2,1fV53fVs- fm,-,-112 Lfssisiivi 1-1 i .,. -V.,V-.,.V , , ?i7S?El- iii? - Ks5Kf5'isz1 V ,.,- -eisgf .5-3 11. 1.- 1V,.1V - - -V, SK- --'V V ' :K ' :S-':f::'i?l5 KsKKfSiKfV. ' 5595 ' 25:15 KKK' .:i.! , ' -- -1- are . 1-z's-w:v'eg5s'f-:ss-. '- Wilma Holsopple John Hostetler w g?sii5ARafsV-E95 QV-fa.-swim--X-Q-QVV.. as ,,.. M-,.,-.., -.-. .- ima11:sxz,'11Pz'.mL:51-f5'35?H 8 -ws,-.,.. ,-51 ,,,111 H. '1,..,m'fe'SVkV :slum P37159 fEQ522-W,f,5,,u4a22s'5s1Wff?2z52e? A 'ifsssziiwezflef-W L21 Wmi-f X Q V--Vo-'fff-Vfaz41245292291-N' 'f Q-Qsihszmaxxi fefiszsszssfslf V 12,.s..2,gw -- -mfyfszgsz .f,. 43- .1 ,.,.. M.. , N a eq X ,-X Q D 1 3 ...,, ...,,,. 1 V. V. - ..,. -5 S1 f '1- i was 1, , 1 .3 Q ,sa ,Q E 3 W as Q f 1 3 i W in ,, P if Q w- E , sat Wayne Kauffman Karen Keim 1s,,.s,..1 -- ' ,,..-fi.--., -- .1--1....1srV,V.-V-VV.-f A , .. Y., .... ,- 5 ' .,,, K ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,.,L., ,T 3531 .if .- .- wV111111i111 , 1- 5'-,2-,222i':1s1isisf V122-Tai ,. V-Vi ew - 'fefl lifafis e 15 .3 -15-VV x fzagsv -sa- ea 3 ap ,. Qi ,. . . .. .-2 .-5V -Kfisfs 1e,,1.1V..Vs-1--.- . . -V.--. 15?-f-S11-'1- g1s11gf3. 'f vw :..- Vigi 111-' ' if E1.se'!. s55,..if' ' 4' ,.. Q Q S Newt i -92 i Y ,F 2 x X Kar 1 i,. 1 --114-f IV -z '-a 221 .-'1gi.. 3? 7542 'M W ta .N 2 TS, Q x 3 Ak ..- .. 'sa Wa H aa- a 3 . 1 s K SV iifm 52 ,.,. , Q 2 S 5.62 is -- . . V... . Q25 KK KK S HH - 5 V i - 'EH az-?::SVVV'. Si 2332- ? f ie liffii Catherine Kuchman Larry Kush Bonnie Livingston janet Long V15--Vim-.1a11i,.k-,sis --wi --V' ms - --10 .11-4-.1-, . - -f-Vfw2--s- 12, i1a,, .1, --5-W aiiawsg r-s--V11s-.1- VVV . ww, 13,1 , 1-1 ---------- VV snsmmg .1 EVf5?iEQ.l!?,.5 . :E ..:'f::- I 'mx' . f3Ti'5?j59f9 EffF -. -. -1 ez:s..,11r11v1,1- .- '- t 1sr121fe12zxv J-rn 5 -a,11a1,r..a,.y,,. . N. V1 -111-U..-,.., ...,. . -... V --Wai..--.V Alai,--.51-1.1-,..V.V, . ezrsvwffeff ' . SME. mmV,.1a,.21 -is -.-4 '. sfiis - 3 m,,V12,1.V ...V , .3 , EWWV1-S .---- -.-. E-..,, ,- V1 1., ,,,V,,,V .. , ,.. 15-Q-.. -as V is .VV fs, ,,,,,,V V,,,,,, . . . . .... -fi: 'zswsen . .1...1.11Sz,1 ,.??ff'V-- -1, .... .... Legg, .Sw-1.1. V 55 ii ma 55? l lik, ' Zig:- :. ,S E7 . fl., as ,,,, .. , E is. M .W-1.. V--V ,. f:-fa.zi- 1ai -'-fRfSf1- M-i1.. sy -f P Z N H' .- na I3 ra Z 93 f-r ,rw O Z3 ru g1rf ,V1sai r es111 em Vxxz1ixt41exw.'1eL!EW'Ui N K4 lim 'Q' QW P -S-saaV41 i1..a??n-new, 5 iL2!i:1fMZL.SZr?5Z-????l95H5'W'A H5557 WGWVN V- wfamia1a3af1gea WNV -- -- Vw-2--mfs 3, iwq,,.iQ,:wr.1 ?mZEl?5v5'E-A fi5iiE'5i5?iE1?TK ' ISPLBWSQYB'-3 ,.-, Va,--we. Fi,rl2:hZ,rfS,. liiglfwl-V' ,51msefV1- -V as, ia , 1, sa . '111- ...me -WS Gary Meyers .,,. S ia--1113,-. .... , N 2-wg . i . irc, ii, 35-Vrjggg .Ei:'E5 . .. 'M .5 -- fi aizssazgszg . '-- :1gsz.g n j.. 'V i .fi ., -iff,-Kii' . .. .. V- -,.. 4V ..,...... -is,-11-.M -, .V-. ., .-V.V - -, -21-'1-2--11 l:.fz,h 'V mi .. 2- -, u Iy,4.i,:f3QL A ' sf '-f - f -.,-. -1 ,-- . 11, 1 V...f- iw-1-7 is--e,.1 .1 :,.wV.n..-in-, .-9: :iv V i5sfV.e2r1.-'fkfiffssfisz If , e, f,h'.3'2 J. ..-,- ,'.i,'i Larry Millinder 'ff - 15' ' fy ...Z ,,,, VV, . V K V 5 -.1 , sy.- f,. we 1 Delores Minah an if as 3, , amz vi 1,13V-DU 3 2 Q1 V X X EV- X K 4 2 1, ,- Q K 1 f lix 1 I 1 ut, 4 I it x ie 2 fs K 18 Limbs a new 4 ? 11, - -- V ,.. il ,H1.s,a :s afe N, a .1 .s -1: am: :sleaze QSM,-Vg,..v, V Q K' , .L ,az , . N Wi , .Q 91 x S . ...G , at f. K, if a . x ', if, iiiiiit swf? .11 ' 1,1 .. - rv f . 2 V f.QfQ'?IxgL- 51 ,Q -1 V i V , , V. ,V .sl-.J ' i, . S Yr KN 3, , fins I - .1-4.171 -as V 1,313 Q 1 D 2 - . 'Ka- I ,,' 1 ,ggi m is-5 Iam. , S ,..wr,' 2 iV.f-liken . . 4 S - ..V.-Q-1i--.42 . - figfiwitfa lil fggm' , J 'J glee aware gi. Q E wth, Alan Mishler 1. i M i 2 J Owen Ott 'is W x ima Wi: Albert Primavera Betty Salain John Simmons Q If il fa R Paul Sterner vi ,S 75 VJ J. V33 T ,rw ':'1 Eif QQ? -l . rg, '15:L?'f J M J a 3- I ,fs 5. as J . 1 .' A '25 Sifarf- J .. fft . law-1 maart-WJ . M 9' E' ff J . J . ' ,J 2 ra P54 3 w 'gi gi K gui J J , x 9 in Jw, 2 Janet Murray Lee Naugle ': if 'V .r..,, H35 ---. J J '- 41- 'ri Carolann Otvos Bonnie Page J .r,,, J ,,,,, , , h x' zlmi -J .no gel- K 2 ,r iJ4,'-. R M :,, Q a e 1 Beverly Rabic Lois Rizzi Ruby Saylor Carol Schmidt G 'gl H - Y Mk: J If 2 it fi 1: H ttt t g' ,J-ji. ,V J Jia, -I 5:52 .5 65 - I ef f : R iw X4 i 2 Mervin Snyder Jean Spangler as ,Ei Q X gf a 9 M 4 S 4F 1 'Ska x ff wet V AF: it 111 K 4 ay S 4 Donna Stock Lucille Stutzman liii L ii 1 gg' -- N' 1:1 1 el S X5 1 Patricia Oranchak fwvwf 2332 . J -:J V, , as .,-!w,w-iqa5i2pg- :fix-Azasfzbav 'f 25 -waaisq-Jia? Fred Patosky 'mg 1 ,, I 'a J 2, L3 . Richard Orkis .gi :kz 5,1 : Je ii George Platt , Eg, T U fini ' Ma 'Q is x H Uhr- Y 'S 1, 3 95' f ww sw JQMYK Y Magnus ifftffwfm, s' 3 Lua euwfvrfwafta -'ff James Robertson Margaret Shaffer Bonnie Steele Herman Rummel Jesse Shroyer J J 2 J me a Carol Steele J? '?f 'f'i'M- ' 1' V . . ' - t Ja Q..-'f . 5 -V3 5 in Fil! J gi,. A - 432 ' gi Harold Ott W J Joanne Poeta Q J iam' 8 9 Q. F 5 S Sq, a i as 'ks ap .T J John Ryeyk Louis Shroyer .mai .. I. I 7 . S3 Q X823 Wa, ,Q Q Y' 'ia gfvzg?Ji::::f J S J ,M -In f 9 ffm' V, ar. ff'- , 9 4 1, , X I . Anna Stern ' , 'E Q.. 'sf' fiat, xii fig: Connie Thomas Elsie Thomas Eugene Thomas JJJJQ- ' .. e 'l M J J ,,-,,,,-,,t , 35 are iv ', H Je-eJffJy -- f,ftf,t:fJ 55Jif,gJJ.s:f1g3Jw -U1 2 ffl Jif1?S1g:,. . 2 . fi 4B I F4111 4 - if J JJJJ J JJJ I QQJ HJIJQIJ 'JJ -:ref .Q .Jt:J H ' 5 Q i n H V ,2.V, .. JJN Q, x I JK JYJJVJJJ fry J ff-gy Jw ,1-'rw .,,,....,. . ,,W,.,,. ,gn '. . nf. -a -gy A,-A. ffm 25' , 3? .,1 ig.,-5 on . , .R mg,-x ' zz' 'D UQ ' '..': 5.v 'f Ng, 'il U 4 vi' 1 ii! hr '7 ...Q ' . - .. . Glenn Thomas ' as 6 3 K . , ,,f,g2.: K , 1 - ' 4. M A ,ga -2 -were -. f'tSf:ffY for f , t em J' -9 Q15-iiielifii-V . Saundra Wagner 'im .4 . eg kgs s,,.'f5i fS., 15? Q '- UBI! ' .- .,,, Richard Wytko ii f.. 1? 1 , wsmi K g g . K , Q ,.. . , Henry Tomko Steve Toth V5 . 3 Edward Walker James Weber ii ral 5912 :R - f ,, V fl- V: 1 f , 62559 r ' J S ,, V .1 -. . ,- QR , . .1 55,35 . :- Q F15 I 1:51 . rf, . -, 2 ''ffgas'sigma.wzgeffgfrfz,fare-: David Yoder ' Fred Young fl X is W lui fi Sigmund Vargo F7 gs 512: 'Z72fA',5,1t ug L-Luv il'-37-1' A 1' .1 . ' i 1 ,K x mxfg. o.,, 1,l,go u Dwayne Wentz 9 Q X Tiwii YQ? if , S BK .. ,ge f it r A 5, fr ,X ml. fn ! it X . a . v.. ' 5' N51 K . sr sf, L5 1 sh 22541 ,, ff 551, ..e:sf2gg- -' : tt ryf--w Frances Younkin Absent when pictures were taken-Carmella Arcail, Raymond Himes, Gary Jones, Frank Lape, Rich- ard Lefchick, Mary Ann McTonic, Jean Mostoller, Francis O'Connor 36 - --ee 1 a u..- -5 -. ef af. .: ... i fr, nf, , T AL.. , W ' ff if Raymond Vettori Q Barbara Wingard ,s'Nf' : - .S M P' V . , 4 I rg. 4- we -. tx, ,Helen Zambanini A.. 5 ew t. 3 X .s ,'?ffIiv'Yz K x M. rf Dennis Wagner b f 'W ...t ff 'if was x QL . - syn--x E 1' 1 llm-5 Robert Wise Corina Zanoni -155: Elia. wwf, 13 , zfaliifs' -fr 'af 1 a yi President-Dennis Thomas, Vice President--Robert Fuller, Treasurer-Eleanor Simchock, Secretary- Mary Reckner, Deans-Miss Grace Kaufman and Mr. joseph Majer Sophomore Class VVell on its way in building up its own memories, the Sophomore Class hopes to carry out Conemaugh Townsl1ip's traditions with its utmost ability. Under the leadership of Miss Kaufman, Mr. Majer, Dennis Thomas, Robert Fuller, Eleanor Simchok and Mary Reckner, the class sponsored a successful Christmas Dance and are eagerly looking forward to their Junior year. Dorothy Benson Robert Andrews Calvin Anderson Nancy Barnitz Helen Beam Daniel Beaner . , 1 nyts 1 rr A tiff. V i . 'rt ,, L A ., 'Q inrf n 2' 1 5 e s s A X f . ri -1 - ni if L i 1: a Judith Benson i Patricia Berkey Barbara Berkley Dixie Black Carole Blank ,.,f ,I . ,sri l if ,, , gi if -, '-5 'QM ' t ,,nr W V55 L! ' l37 k . , Brenda Blough l iii ug' X K f f 3 K , .--,. is : I 1' 5 3 . , 3, 5 Wk Q AP . ..,: A E. , A ay . Q X9 Gary Blough ,v:,., ..5i.5ifa,f1s,ia.,, .P,- 12,.r,,f1m,-Ewa, geiisigii 3515355255-iw :' .i5,-.aiiam if V -if rwriw, i.. . .eww 5359 -95133 . ,., , .. x 5, is s za sag is ig, Q Ks Xreais ,S H ref -F X 6 ws J , S M Q S is a s i X S yy S, , , H isis x X ek a L 'WA i Y a a af 'Y 3i7-5 J 1 95567 :::::: :::-. - Nancy Boyts Donald Cramer Sophomores Barbara Diehl .-, Jrifgissyzsfit-F,.5Ci .Misha K nr 2 ' 'liseifisif sr. mm S em- ram .1 -a-1e..vws.- 1422131 .I-If ' J f- -, -as V. me-2, ,- - -12'-1-fm sim A --,, if --M . 1 , fa-im 1 fa .az sim 3 9 if 9? , .L A Q E a K N a ie , E 3 HB2 f 3 3, sr it 8 it 9 1 X a Q 2 f ra. it M -2 wvf2'?s2zA1- - - - K F lf : . ' Q ,,:..,... Q G , if if l W' ff l .Q at 3 Sy ,K 5 X sf M i 1 Q E ai' . , Nzaaiai-if: -2- 1-' fe- A William Drenner . -i i i H we 1 it like mit lv l if ' it if 2 - 53 ' Enrico Flaim 3 91 sm r, may S S is nw - , -f ,. i, W, , g,5.f.-,g- .. ' fb ,. iw ,af ..f1'. K Q' , . V mf f ' f 5 , 1655 Si. Kathryn Blough Q E! I . .X -,N ,, L f'f't-il? ra, ,Q -Q Spurgeon Brenchak ii'i , 33 .1 1, ., C . iff Ji ' H K ,.,: iam: 4 . . - Elmer Custer JoAnn Dill - '31,-2.fx.-zgksgjisggfgzifg''ft--is 2 X V. ,,,..,:v X, ii 1 W1.r Robert B. Eash Robert Fuller , 2 ,Q ,G wtf . ,..,, 2, ai , 5 - W 9 iss. uw gwqz S . .J M, .3 ,A if -Q55 , 2 af . ,. S221 ,wr X Wm -5 .. K ':1,ffS:.-, . I Nina Bonnani Mary Jane Boncoski K ,lj 1 -ug.-j S ,A Q 5 fm, .lil lzgmil 'i a ,. '11-'Ziff ,-, .,,, L , :Qi-v1.1 . X Barry Brown it-Pesrvzlsswgsausagiez5-.e.fia,-Mr1 5-QL. , r.,, :.. , , 2 -- me Vg-iafftgsaw 1: gr, 'fa 'gwgsazzis ' 1:4 . ..Z'f:: .1 3- .,. f. Hifi' 9554 ' 3572151 Sifiifffisf . Q55 .twlffli 'I .mn --.f r ,rt-.2-if 375?l??ififii' i . 56 Florence Custer Thomas Dill rrrrr ,r., a .. :fi -,- ,gf C l i 57 r. Y if 546, , , iff' - .Iii-.tif-g., an Q' i, Robert J. Eash .. X t Lp? f we lx if Grace Gilbert 38 .1 ra? X ' a , i -Q E 4 sw xi, H3 1 S . James Clark r, S , ,.. lj ' ,,,, it am.. Diane Bowers S i Daniel Clement :s wiA,-feet -- f:- 'Q-'rs:9laF 9 K . f I ' . L' Q. Ju . f ESL? P in f' sv - fgffr 'stir ' 552573 2 S ia'-.. ag Elizabeth Danlco Bonnie Dipre w Daniel Emmal J: yi is i 3 5 l ,fl 1, fa 5 5 e '4 L Carol Degory Carole Direnzo iii:-. .: . ,, f: .1 f .. ,f4fwff -.u a-.fa-5 ff - if W rl W ,Q t 6 QM E , t, wx.,--'M f Carole Eppley Betty Gindlesperger June Gindlesperger , :r ..jL.E k ki EL' MJ is lf. ' ' ii. ti .,,,5 . . . ,tiii EE, :,, , t, , H. , - or t ,, E -1 f i ngs? Paul Boyer ff- Ea ,, 3, 2r,a W.. .... ,H i, :.,, 'eigsswgirws S f to , - ,, Q-'mr ,., -',, f mm ,i--- if ,wir -,f,, , .11 Wm . --. I , ff ,Wilt , .f-- if ea, V, i,,,, f. ,,, .aa ..... it H. J ,X , 11' -Q,.rf1i,9,.35,,, new Q , 'I :. S L, .. yi 5 133515575155 C ' S,,.,.,- i s59?7:?:?EI:S,r- ' 2 1 5 2- :- ia,1aaa'ai 4. - , , E535-PlSTSzi. .L - Charlotte i Constantino E?-?3l?5iY!933 93v ' ' EEEii5ES:.' -esfksz-time-if -2-- ...--:,.ra:. igrsicfsawks ..W,,ra.f . A zg- miie: '- ' .. . 5,1-ff 1211 - -in 3 35:15, ' -f ',L:.::.. fi: .. . ,gy : ' sszzp --15453553 W t 2 ml W 1 Q, Q L Qi 2? M , -ff at if H' M gf? . ,,.t.,,.tM -K iff.- Trella Devine Robert Dirsgh ,ag 55 ,25 F , . ,ff 'Q-,fu ' 'L . ,fiagl 3, - W' iff- Fred Fetterman : s- , .27 I Z,-2 iiff-V. t Fmfllf ' 5 .2 I Richard Gindlesperger C N -ir ,Q , .,:EfE-2. . .. f1 an -W 'r -- t ' -ll .wi . K M. i 5? M, .v . Q -Q-A J, 4. Emma Gisewhite f fi .J 31 4 L f, K QL X up v Si 'AN Lhfg A Robert Harmon Siu , ,, 1' Doris Jacobs James Keim M5 A f r l N' L :V 1, ls .ia ri Y' f???r. H, ,5 -f fifflai Patricia Krupa Sally Livingston - ,. ,hai jjj , 1' , 1 'Y i Y ,Z -, x 4,142 'A Sandra Golden H , f ,, wg, .., ,ff V- ,A . ff' Md- , ' ,M ' ,ti ,' 4:21 ' . 3 -575 ,. - A ,, , ,X 2, N Linda Hay 4, WV , K 1 J 4 1 lk a ,. ,Q 1, v F . M., ' 1 ' if 1. A, ba wi 1 x. . .rx :sau ,Q , 1 nuff:-n ,gan Clilford James Veronica Keith , : gi K - We e 'W W' ills ,iii 'ill ilk 'll ' Joseph Golembeski , . lv: 5 ' J fis t s ' J ik Patricia Horner as a Beverly Jones J 15, , ,gf H . 2 ya Tl Carl Good QE!! LX AnnaMarie Horwat Nl X Thomas Kabler Donald Kleinmeyer Paul Kleinmeyer -si , i: . f f 'I ' L .,,. .eawaw xo 2, 4g mg .. - wa-2 John Kuchman Sonja Kuharchek Linda Lappi J ls Eloise Maldet Daniel Manges Joanne Marcinko 2 y ,. Q 4 t .2 M : , an gf' , QR ,,,' ' X J, X X X..lf ixl ff l.,. f, 39 Janet Grabusnik i , iaiir' L ,i,.- V Roger Hostetler ix X W. W X 4. Mare tta Kaltenbaugh Joseph Kogut yas Eiliaw' Q2 n it John Lazer IZE: a we I Larry Marcus Frank Grandas if we fa Rl 3 Paul Hruska , in sf l H 'wa K 1, of z -if li I 'E w 5:7524 Betty Keim Sophomores Pat Koss William Litzinger etr L psa Joseph Marisa Lf 1 I' lr I Bk ' - . .K Q x . ? we f W aa XX 9 3,51 ' l 5 h7 K, K i all may .. KA Betty Marone 1, P .f W S ff K, '21 . W Q. 2 r Rf my 2 : at QS SQ Q -1 2,322 t 55 4 1 NH ,2 .Q ., ,He if-W3,. ,. ,W ,. ' sffflf' 515, . ?siz,??f'f'i.fi- lyk aa ' fy - .. 2.452351 1 -'f 3 .. . it ,.,,, .,. Paul McGonigle 'g?Sf42m:'1si stevens- 'figs- M. fm.. was - 24 NQEQEK' Q Ei .quz 2 A M nv: 9 2- ' EW, gf, new ek, Vivian Miller Sophomores Robert Patsy fik lei? s- E015 2 t Jai.. -1' A 2 'f-- fel ! fi-, , f-'k' if-i i1fQ.i?.-iii! XM' Em' ,s .zZlS L A as .2 Qt' f 5 J S? yas-,X K ? xg luiftw f If A .,,, Mary Reckner ' .- ea - w92159i?iz7f9iEss': 652 9,9352 1 -22'-mit-if -.Wilfr- f'gw,,5aM. Zag .ie Sfdaegggass . ::- - . , ,fazsfgg ' ' f, -' 1 'B-Was, 5555 . -- ' - ,iiffiiiff Missa - L : avg fi1:i?2i'LfjiQ23 ii' V .Ll A-2:i,.faa:,f- 'ii .Im -if f ::.,31gasf,:.Z , fffezfi ,fsi ' ei: , if gli' 5 1 Stephen Schneck . . .: T2-P 1 - ,,-: I kwa X Q 2 if rdf Af, f-We ,tl e tf ' ,l il -. , , QW! Yi 1 Barry McDaniel 2 2 Z Z 2 l :F ' ' .:: .lim vi 5? v ,if , .2 ,A1, Patricia McKenna . 'e -' 2 l -..Qf::',.m-Q . ,, 2 ,i gh ,Q R 92 , 2 2, 551 iiiffii ,inf-mzflxk Q .122 xx A. . QQQQQTRKQ -I .J if F 35.l ?k iff' si? iii- 1 X5 5595 . i3sU?i215,gg--gs af 'f1.1!'1Pk 1: 2 fsvf- David Miltenberger Teresa Poeta fm 11 f Q ie -1. J S s N amuse-'. ., -V . ' Sara Reed Ronna Schnegg 2 2 2 is - '-f'ssz.22a:4ezg 'Qi 2 ff21r25?fs e..?2::s'-- ,az ,, mf1w.ef2,., .. fi e:s2,'4ssfffs5se:g?' ,r U- fe sf' Q, a -fe-2 iialagqfgkgggak ,:fssff1'1'fj--f 2 ,ii 51 t:i:2:f5Qi22f-- -- 12,5 swf 5--Eti'i?6SlQY' '. i,,':...,,,1. 1521 TQ?-.W JT? 1- if .-Y f?i'e:1,sff--'iff 751 1 L..1-3531.4 -EE lf '-- :v:?':5:5fi5ii ---: 5-1 -. - .W . f-2 a, ? 1121-Q7 ,- 2 --1 wfeilsff-ff-vs Nas 2 t 'V' wwf f ik 1 2 1 2,322 3 is 'Q ?' Q2 H2222 2 K M w a 2 2 6 fs ,2 L SM, M 9' e,.,,.i saw si .. . ,, . ,U 8 tier , 94, ,prix - ,211s,.. -iff git, ,, 'siisisi , W -.,.,,. ,, f,, tg Niglgsi 'Qi 2 M- 1. ' ii ii: it Q ' '-5ss, F'- fsi sj-'Q 2' ' - gilt '- as-szim wr i H .::':::2-:. m i lf' Q ' ,,,, . 2.1-'18 ' 'K . A LX ,lt ,., . Bonnie McDaniel 'V . W . Q 41-1 K , Y , 1 key-lm 2. 2 Y 3 X 22 xl J A Donald Meyers 1 2 Q 2.22,gH2.w at Q1 Q 'ww of Q? 1 -1 f':. . 1-gi jg. ff--'::,.QQi.j1-K ' 7 .'-,e l David Mishler Mary Poznanski W gin- -'isa ?' t - ffm 1 2 at 4 3 P' x is 'ir ,. 4, if Y' tae-y , ,. Qi? f' Richard Robertson sep, g fsi,iV1:n'1i I ,S Barbara Schullery 40 . 21 ffi- . :fain N i ls-1'i's'i. ' ffivfwfi' , --4555. -. :au ' f it 9 s??21fe?i2 ' H : 'fif -- 525,1 Pttrr , A .- - - .- Mir -tii .... it 2 Mona Kay McDaniel Sally McDaniel , 221' A , , , , ii ' 8 ' V, -, . 8 - P- x ' vs? K if-'Ti,l.' . ' il an-.i25f., A-Lkh 1 ls,-if. 22 ' ,'.t ,,.. ., ii ,. , -i.' 'M t . fi Judy Michael Alice Miller , JN! .BW . . .,2. .. .V S fs. ta agar X C . iffy'-2, 2? , X Carol Morelli Shirley Naqgle WV John Price Mary Catherine Rabic . -- ' LE' ig.,,., 1 ' i .. . ,, gjgjiiff-?f i ,.:f 25 Tl5'-f'1 f-2: r eate ries w w f, H ' I '- ' - ' l f' fl g ' i1i- Q- .1 .i:xli'.ii'i! We ,,. Joanne Rogalla Marlin Rose lihfgiii ' -,, , , 15' K' . .mis-U 25 11.-nf, 4'1sf ,'E'? V 1 -' 1' ?i?iiffiff'.i,l!s- -is-i2i22,,i s 531: :i: ' ,IU -'f 3' i?iiisi7fie1TS?YI :i 5Il-:EET33-ffsiii P f .,: ' - f5 'LEi?sfT1f 2 ' 'f - -- 'f P E' . 52. fyzij-if I ,ii5i?f!5ifQ1Ti-as . - .'2,'1+f,' 1 f1'f.'11 ff'j nia1f3y if-'L5'L:. mf, ' ' fl ' -V111 , I ' .JW-f t,f'-g-iii -.ji 7 535. ? K T , T351-ze''3f1,,ifi???i7sffififfy JRR is 'if 5152, S Pauline Semivan Sara Shaffer s.... .,,. . .,.,,. ..., 1, , ,..,, ..,. , ,... W ma, if ,, ,sg ,,,.., ,,,, a Q X K 2 S 4. as . --'f- Z ,,.. . 3 2 L ,. ,2 P 2 5 1- e 2 I. 'f 2 V sgev, - . ei Z P . H 22 if llsyjigi-f ' t JgiPuiis,, 1 Siilfi' ? M 5'fi' :II ..' ,,. 3 ,,,-- 2' 2 2 as J 2 in 22 at Q F rv.. W N Q 2:5 -are A K 22 ee 6' 'Q e -f ff .Q-2., ...,,,.,1,gg ,.a5g:: :f. '7i'E ' ' C 'Ji' ., gr 1995.55 -film -. -3- -,-,. few- , . Q 1,-gg,,u - .:e2::. ' ., -P 't me-1 sdfegiaaeia-5. mafiiwf- A 1:rs-- . . T5 -Ji ,ae fs-519 V W' x . . , -2, 21-ax'2:: -7 , ,wi 2 '5 ': ' F Mm if w. , A. William McDaniel Darla Miller Gail Nau Dorcas Reckner .::2..,- -fk leper, -- ., . 2 ., .- ' 4 .4 I Tri Francis Sakmar f - 'K ' - wer --Q-1f,1ss:gfa,w sifcigsvfif 2 8 ,.., 2 an -i n ?a:' -si 9- rex -1 :gil , 33-, cgi 'gk-z:,., f-,ai fi K A F A .2, g 5,..1 ,,.f 1+ ,ga-I 222 .. Patricia Sherbine we fl.. W, .2 , X 2 A , .. , V, .V,. -vf-v -ft...,lii was - , ., as 2h ,an W, ' we 6 sf -at 'V Q-asa. f R 2. 2 . 2,,E,N 2 ffia33p?'??s ie 13 1-QQEQ1 535212 ': ' fri. '- 'ffi?L35' .elf --- iff ag- -ww -f-,f'1g,,.j ,w -ygjgf S X2 2 2 3 Y 6 e iw 2 1 L, 5,2 EN ! ,L jx gi-2 2 ragga Q le 52 2 325335 ffl W 'EQ W if Sam V 2 2 . A32 M 522 5:91 K 3 422 f X ' Wi ff ' Rl 1 2 gif ,QS Q 1 Wrffriit Q - :si.ezQf521!?'ffi?i E 6 1 my as .f.7,of:4l Mm .YE .a l 2 i 'fi if 2 ?f2?fs??asyi4f 1 X 5 .,., ,www tl- 1' 31 '7 L7 fl- Viv? iszQIf'7E?f39Li, ' . ' S f11. '.'f-1-wsfm am, ,, A,.. V,-fig .A -Q it J V lklxiv Ruth Shirey Alton Speicher 1 Q aisfivi eaagg,,, i hs? 'Y Fred Tasin Steve Thompson e2?E2Si.gf'iiiL'i L ,-aff. .w,1ffr-K. A ,-,- . , . . exasmrzw . ' :' -,... K H si 4 QE L K 0 X H vi A-4 I zl- :Eli iw' wff f , - mr ' ' fl ll' Q M, if , sw s 1 Violet Wills - X ' -i sf iw V' William Zadell sg, . V ,V'l 44. ,',' fi A l' A 5 if Q af 4 'X :PET zQ s ik David Shroyer '4w.Q:. IEQYEQM 2 Delores Speicher 2 , if . V512 Q, 'V ,S 21' Betty Thomas John Toath as 7 . W sf? ,lll I ii . f IEE-xi K J 'Li V f imfait John Wi teof ., abs if 51 3 ig.. .. - lsls lssl QL 2:' Linda Zimmerman J fi. lg, fe 3' if 4 This ' ' 2 h as 5 J .ix X i A Ruth Shroyer 3' ., in ASS iiilgsz, 1 4' K , S .,.,. .. . .. , Leona Speicher 1 5 Aw? 4 ,gi K S K Six X S i l l - ' fszffii ifikagah Jafar 3 at . my iz r.. Egger. Egg Calvin Thomas Donald Tresnicky X L ,Eg Q 'Ks ,NK 1 32 555 in 5 , ii x l Donald Woj taszek mg IX gs. it Eleanor Simchock -.9 r t, ri- ' ea R .E .. -. W. Y I4 Y ,Fw of 237 ,, 25 Rosalie Stankan :wan fl 4 M :mf ' urn K E? .. 5-'- -anxa,a.as.aL3 li h' 5 Dennis Thomas Carol Tressler Ila Yoder Absent when pictures were taken-James Black, Jean Coy, Richard Garman, James Long, Clifford Ott, Gary Roberts, Lois Rogers 4.1 Q, .. . ,Her ..,is3 i Janet Simmons i .. .2 Yi . ' W gz. F, . Joyce Stu tzman Ex ' 'Q . to Jeanne Thomas Carol Wanko 9 ass. . i,tr is Judith Yoder 4, 1- ., . i ,Lx wifi A . , 2:-4.ff'.:552::, I. I ' 5 JJ.a.. are-iga s e ,E Robert Smith s x ag' . 5. K fl' I 2 . . Q. i53?zf John Summits mail., .. 3 . ,. 53.1533 Ruth Thomas Sophomores Thomas Wanko . 2 vi. 1 2, I3 1 M ,it Q' iii N f Sf' .3 Rose Marie Yunetz Y E I l N ,W ,Mm ,WDW W 42 W 1 Y L l President-VValter Ostapialc, Vice President-Charles Liska, Secretary-I eanne Stutzman, Treasurer- Carolyn DeLaura, Deans-Mrs. Ann Kogut and Mr. Ernest Trexel Freshmen Class The Freshmen Class, just starting out on its journey through high school, worked diligently this Hrst year and made the rest of Conemaugh Township High School proud of its members when they surpassed their goal in the magazine campaign. Mrs. Kogut and Mr. Trexel were the deans and Walter Ostapiak, Charles Liska, Jeanne Stutzman, and Carolyn DeLaura were the officers who led the class through this First year. David Alwine William Anderson Victoria Arcail George Ault Albert Baraniak 1' l-,' fi' -l :' T I T TT 'Tm T l ' T T t'ii r t f 'A ..f: 5 i t h tc nn .,: I q 5- V .Rf . ' , E A 5.5 5 V - A A I I ir- V , T ISIL: ' :xiii 1 i f - L Sag - . K T iii' f i T T r L im Marx: ' e y f T T -' or ,Q N Thomas Barnitz Melvin Beam Sandra Beam Charles Beppler Lee Berkebile ,. , V . . 3 'fig V2 K TTTT ' T' TT f , LV, 43 Jacqueline Barger 2?f? ,iiffifTf1f Wi , .f-, f , iv. - ,MMV Ronald Berkey fi? ' if , 152- . Mft Y, 'laiiieilaaairwnil Carol Berzonski gggggeriwammqeg,11w11 zww. , wp 7--f -oifaw :31fifiis?5s3?ia3?51E??5m3??f5?i' 2,fi55i2.a15f21-5si2gw,52132 5-, --f55ffi---115-W .m..,,..,a A 3 2 X, s 5,-..:5,-ie,,1.w512r55M Xfwib mf? i wwf-XX -L fi A faswi552fEE9izi:ri5f?fsHf'lf2?2Eff Hi lfizili if 12 :1fz5sQis71eggw .5 1,5 -- V -fm .Vw fir: 11x-1.-, 12: nn., Q, 1, q,115.52155i3f' '57iif5'ii ,. 2 f5z'fafPw 1. -15: .wwf i?l?fifff5?fi:5'z ' ' ' ' ' SZSEQLSESVJM Qi 111, 1, 55,,.5-f,. Q -..-.x::2 : 1 5 fi. ' .i 1 1 1 y 1 ' ' Q K 3 XSL K 21 f if Q4 ag., 3,1-.na w -,gf-4 'Q L K ,. X. Patricia Besyk V 1 fa5?1j..g1efgg1 ' . f..,5,,fig5i.,, 3, 5. f Daniel Blough Jesse Blough 1538, .a.awagam-af-f5.5wf..!8,,.:f1..,.1.N.5a W--9 7 E3lW2:9l1ffS'll2T19TfIH'-Ffifllilifiif?Ti5i.!?fELl52-ffm'gg-ENE-5E'! .::'s:Vxs'5iX'r 2.?aWST5T?5EL??Z3?ki!5: an-.1s:'zs: sm5-il5555?25ygggA1e:la1 i53g5jA1gj,ge, 1 52g5f:g?ik 5sil-if Yi??Ei55fWs:iff ' iEi!1I59iEf557i?fg:gfi''iifliiil .. :: :- . F ' li' 'A':?'755gfg3srf25 iii 155125 1:3 11532532 F71-i :L .wg fa, 155 f,,,5i:f5z'zs15sz,55255w5 . WMM' Lf iz':5Qz555f:2f5:-wi:'ai .5 . H371 .5 ' 1 - ff -525k-ws . 5ifl,.iL35 .SPM12'a93f55'sff5T55?ELi s::':f. H-V ',-- 551159211 .. 1132151-9:-iif 'I-15555553l:i15?:i5Eg'f :EEE 5. .. :: f 'fv.'1'.f1,: K 153,151 o . ive,-fz,,+5M152 ff5Hgf2f55fff . 'fa' H5 Iffsjw-, J W55:5f,1s, ,, 5 1 a5ifw1wf- 5a1af:111ai5fi5 , ga-f,5f111,f1. Qgzsggms 5, 1 5 5 551 1: gmfff. 512,554 v' . -' 'f fii5.- fz5r 1 5 . . flygggigiji' ,QE Hi lifz ' 5. -5 - ff? f .2:5fz5-15fi15f51 'Q 'L sm - +- Robert Cable Freshmen John Dill Duane Croyle Stephen Dill 11 ' sig -,.ffgfiggii5fz55f, M.. 11, , ff 'fa-12-511551 , g5fe5:fffz1s ' 5 53.4, gg, E :. - w H5w?f-s1::f,.f,557lg5 ,gg,1.w.5a- aaa- .: --f1,2 f1g,..w,,-5 m1a,,...,55f,55 1 1-1 1,,,55,lggmg,gf,,1f,5.,,5-5, ,,..5-'ani' iii:- if 51.1111 ,555z.5w5f: M, 1111 : 111111.1 111 I ,.,,,i,, 111111 1 .,.. .5 111 15 ,111, 5 ,,1 .. 5.5- 25'f ' i1i3?55'1jT 5 11111 . - 1 35i'5i,1fE -5.,f-i 5.-15f1 'F f a.. 22' 7155 5- az-1,'1.f?'rf:5 11.563 ' iz-iff: 5 -. srwz fw-9 -ffgff .sfff fm 's 1- . 1 W Vw'-'1 5- f5:,.5w. ff 1, ' f M Q Q-5 f 2 Violet Eash 5,fsgygfvfmigw,5fq55f5m-2 emasfaiia Josephine Ewanitsko -M115 -Q, uw, .ww 5-ww-11s, .f,.5W55G-fr, A .111 ., 1111111 , . ., 11111111111111 1 a,.,,5.,,55-f,55',,w2,M Q-fa-15 W M5 R515 -311514, 1f,. was-e,, 5w.5ve-115,1Py 2 fa 55,3533 fifLfYS1w1xzi5af2a5?f9f:P zvizez, -52555 1.52 Y' wet 555z551miQz.1.i '1fi1w 151.5fvs5. f H fZaifEl?E:i?L?fi4 '55S::ff:., f , ,- ' , ' ' M5'mlflff1'-A53fait'551T?iQ.51S5i7'11 fTi2:'Q'li1S.Zi' 'Swift ive, f 1 . ww 1 - V1 fg,55fw v iii' 5 Y gage -- . fs 1555, . . 5 . Qi: iyifgfl 715 ,EgfiQ5?,g!WgYs7 S5535 15-gi' Sandra Fronzoli Barbara Gahnsky -- , 11.55. ,,.M,5yQgip35.f5i55:g5k5??5ifiLl --we ff 1,,,.1,,.L1e,,i12s1ers:Qa5?5ff .. 1111 V W, N ,. ,. ' ,gifii .2ff'Eig,vSfl-'iiif E: ,f ' 551 if ff. A? 1115 Wir ' ' fi -' 1- Nw . fAmas,1w,,-y'355?i 1 lwfn, i4gg4ga3.sQgQ555zi11 .gf ,H .'S1Ewi. '21 ib- 515 7157 Pi' -if i 5 . 1 .5 .5 i l V 2755 gh , '. - Zia, i 1.652 . .. .fp--V . . fz.. I- : ii :Q i iff. 51 I Q, in si ,Q k X25 J W S , ? JK ix , 1 . ga., Thomas Bianco 35, 15, 15aa55:,g55ff5g1wf1g, 1m.wf5w3,f,,Mli .Wi '5m5Sp552:fff 551' 551: :Q 1111111 ,. . .51 1111111111 .0 ,, 11515, 2 155 aw,W5-2565i5s,fszi5es55rez5fszv vw 5 521-fwfefw-1wz.1a ,S f - 5. L, .wa .QQM,1m,,las,,gf,Q fa ' E sk X V.Z.a 111111 1. 55155i5?'5'iL I I 1 k .s !?15Vi5?Lf?1a?1 if 5, 3 g, .affix Q M-1s1aQ55215fm ff 5 - ..11 -1s,12,1f,1LQ'-557 .5z,.- . 5.w.y3sa521,: 1 :K l1:?1esz55ssl5a5i- . .45-15, 111 is-.1w,1f,.-2 11111 2-1-2 v5.,i2,.1.z. 33 .:S 1si'5Qs:5es15?fz5? , ka, --1s,.15,.1f,g5s', , 'iff n r 4, - 2.. .sigiQ2?w2ssi15, 1225545511511 3 55 .z15s11zeg5?z-gevmemff 1fg5fgff55Q2 V55 M., ,k . .M ,. , 1 2 ,,-A Q 'WMS Lester Blough 39.1 111111 5, 1111 A ,, ws, ' 35515511 915555 ' .-I 2515595555745 ,,ml, ,1111 11111- I , ., ,M is--131f,.5f,.f15?w , .1f,.f55f,5555v- , m,.1af542f i,H.3,.g,A.sw.m:: ,. vs1ggxxz1.5'3:A5? 53:-Milli' 5, .. ::: ' ' fj1j.f: irrastziiizliii .lf6ff51SSE:53'-I -:El - .H -S ia'isi9if??iQi?7!?7:-f?i'- 5, 1-f5,.fa,55 . .. .. 15:52.52gfm ei1f5sf?f25f2ff1fQfs S'2r51s115iT5e, . 'ag' wi . 151 - , 5591- .,, ., 5, .. 5Q2'5,.? 5 . . 51??rwx5 z1,z., - 1 ,- Vera Jane Daniels Swv WSI, W, H? 551 5 5.55551-f1swz1ggfrv5 ' 2 ii . -' 115, .2,..y,, wx, 1, my f - ,. V 31 ,, . K '- sixrrfe, 5 , Miata 9 ,, may ,ww Karen Bisel 1 ' 115.5 ' Q ,S isi- wr f :fm L' W 1' . 33-1-155. lm 1 Sandra Borelle John Donges Joseph Doni tzen Patricia Ewing fz'saewQffwf'ar2g+1-aagspgriaaaeris 1 , aw. nw aww -.awwfser - - m5fai5s1a5S5-nafgfmwr s -1as-sarzseaifwiff . 15we1fgigaW,gg ,V ' he g,5w1a,wfws .a, .w .5 I 1, , , ,amz 5 P51'?5s'?isesr 2 ., ,'-vm5-m,fq,- gf? am ia? . . v :s1a,w5Qg3 my Ms, -2 . . ,. sszseuffwf- 4 ,aw - .. ..,,,a.1wffH 55 ar ,aw 553' .. vf,.:'- .211 fawa 3 ' 1 1 fmm.. 15, 1z1az51ssvff2f im. www., .. W 1'4 x.1m,f2f- mam K 55 55: fs- 5.3. ,.,. v,,. 1 . ,.,,5: - m.w1g11w,5,. ,5 -ff,-: 5 as 'afikf' ?fs:1'XI5?3iV5?1f?9i was . s?3'5iai5z1ss5?f11P5ff1fi . fwa1a.12,5.,55v5 -f--' . , Je, ,,,.aa.w '5i': 1' gggqg., -fsf ig-.H Hx - .a.1.,-5,5w55v1: ,L ww ..f-f we wwf-W1 :.' 5. ,, r,MW,.,5. . .. .- .3 135452135 .' -1.. , i .. , . , Wim, ,. , ,. , Emil ia? .r Q aaa.. '- ,-.Q W S S S 11 si 12 E y K S QSM 3 as 3 5, We L as R, ,, sg Q ,Q J X X, N 1 E sf S gs' n fiili i' ,fili- Y:::.EE EE: L15 - 'st tl K. ,. .. H F we John Gartland i ' Q lffff. -i'i if ' Q A j 1 SW 3 X 44 faffwffs-:fs1g?1s 'ff ,5??22t??7ii5fSz:w2gf5SiSFgfY5f'5 '1EE?ifIT'?15fEleifbiiiilwifi w p, 5 I - 1 f, ,,, - ,. 52i 3f iEffLj , gg ,gh I ' , . U 'Iwi ,gui f'3'f'1 ., x ig 14 fr., mf S Phyllis Bisel . a ' f Q , an . -g fgfur - 5 :ii i gil' -- rliiifffiiff Thomas Borosky gms-M-215-,155v15g, Mzfm 1' 1'5M1gzsg31sg3ifs.z55m fp M Heir M W N J X Q F ga 5, .gap 1 - mga-112, , ,255 f M1515 . ll , Wgfiaiillu, my it O '4 0 FD UU ,-. SU n 77' -f. A . f,-2 5, ' fl 5551 Carolyn Byers 12..,.,, 5a155W5f-Na W 5.2, .11aees,s,qmS,Mlyfwf fw,1,,,A,m..,,,.,,M,,Mmgkm,k,,.m,w5i,ig 152'15s25e5fy5fPm55 Q: rs:1m,15g.1sN 1f5fw-4:5-5my152fifsizezs'-5521wfgg::mQ:1351919555933 q 1g:gA1e.e.w5- fgisssgrz552i3Fsffgmf115,1m-fem -W 5155 5551215575 53 i,'1i?TElS?E-Sit'-iff WS?-55755 ,,.?iSl:, fifikfiil z.111t,sP:,.??.?f:v my .W is-isziwz 'ff s U - - :: -- ,,-:m5:e3.1s 55f,-- H .. ., '5 f15,z1a,.ms 55 5.39, 5faf1sg1 1531539315 . wma, .5s1iQ:?5z- 21552255 giSii,g2if2?11,i +12.5lgs5f5 11 3557- K '5'f7'JfiTil. 53f f'i'iVi ibilliiilii P25 V5seit'liiTff'EEEI rg: 65551117 1, ., F3135 -wi-'1.15l.'f5li. ::.... 'l?Vf' fss'Stfi'EEL5 inf -5i5'1Tl.i'l9i nfiffkiiligiil 5KE'lfi3E:Z!Y:5gf:55 ,,,, -1 2123? iliikivfiiiiiif 1'l?: .. 1 . s5QI?i:f!V - :: ' 1,im ,5-RT -' 4?ii2'iFiIf ,.f,f 5 -1,11 5A1W1a,55pf,,. f1..55- wQ,.1F,5S ei1a15w11sgsz5e.5,, H .., .1s,111w51 ,,..5555.,, 115,151 ,.55,,., .,5,,1y,.55m55,155,, V- ,532-5m ' ' V, - 55'- ' :Pi': 'ii RETEFQZISSE iff: . 1:5 :fYfisl2:'2i2Vzl12zx ?s?lSi1f5:I,. fl.'5'fff ss1x5rA?'i f'?:35Ez.i5ls553'ff7m1 .-55 -g.., , w,i'121'1 1,51-12: ,1m.12,-aw., wg- -gggg-ggggggns -,im 1,5 ,, ,.,y p,.1Q Q,.,,.,,35,,Q,5fM gig 31. U 951112, ,5-v,gf1gf,g.51 - Q If gig . .57 5- . . 1 za' 1. ' 3,- 55 91f1ffsafe:52:.1ie.1 , Sz5?Z:53:1Qf ..-, ,155 , 5 V, 1 I--JM-2 -' 1 1 152-156.1i1.z11-:,15.f1-'21 mei 7525, f 1 0 1 1' .:. 1455. 5, ,5f,.5-f,,,5. 5- 1r,w.5f, x- 5 v 5 . f 512,555-f1 af: , 5- ,. ,5 - -f51,gfi511551azf-55 Hz.:.' V ' 'EY9 12352 ffl 'Z 1 5 - -Sailwfsi Eaii gj V' ' ' f - 1 ,.lY,.mf 253359352 5-55 wmv.. fa 55-fa:--1111. f 2. 5-. ,J 7. .... 1. ,5 :i555i, 1-,1.7.fQH C9-YOIYU DCLHUY3 Elaine Digon Jean Dlgon David Eash Nancy Eash A ,,-iss:-1 ,5f5 f1:5'f5'1:' 2f.:esg1SL5w,: .. , -- - 5 1 , . F. .. M5 . s,1fw,,.5Q,.5.,f,,--f ,5fffff1- 1115- Q-1:-v..,. :1-num . - -,... 5 ,.. - ... 5 55.1 . .Q,, .....,, - .:- .55,5,5,. 5- Aff-155 .. -V 5 5 -si?5?fS:. u5 : :: : T li5?ii7.f55if1'ii .::-55:5 'if gfzfilfgii 5i??fif?iTil f 5W'S3E,'i?E.::y:fkglffsfgim ,: - 1' , : :- .1' . 5561 5' . vijgjgig :-WEYV 'f Tiii:lSS5: ffLf::V'Q7 7 smSES1Sfziii 5 51 j 'wg-35 . - .- 45 ' ' -5 eggzfmzn V -5 1,-wg. .1 :.yusa ?i1l?E:5SS5w5f , -5 f 1, 5 f - .. 55523122 ' ,'1w,2-f,5f, im? 1-51-Pf5?:5:M .1 f 'wwf i as 5 f- -. v--:,y- . 5- ww: sw ffsfk ':e2Q52252i55ff .1 - bf -'-'V'.-':: 5 155112 f'ff1'.: or -1. i VSf:V'55f1 -i 5 sf i - :Q 1:-egg , 5, -1 555. - war: 3, igfsffs: 5221515 1 55z52f3g:a- Donald Ferre Ralph Fish Susan Fish 1 L' 'T1.f,iE, I-'H ---1i1 f': x'lil5 F rexfsaiikiw ' Li 'T2'51S5TP?f2 2'sb3M5 HS faire ?fW5iQ57gQ?57i?:i5?2fri7525ET?E5?'i5s1511f+5z:Si219S2GEf-ask .wg-.o,5fQ,,,g355y,ggfzsglgggfvzgwgwe-1:::11sz,1szxE-9554: q5ffQ2i,m,,.i,.5,,25s.e,5-1 5ezf1wL5fi5g2i 21IEQQYFSQQZSYSSEE,5?ig5gPf1V fa: 20 5 55411232 -5 . . Wai?I55ii?E??5i1,i:fh'V'A' 1:11:15 '1 -3 55: fs?ia25e1Q?saf55wf ff? 1' .151 if , :+af - f - 1 . :T5fss15252g2:5?1' - i msffgfsfazfas 5 -in V 5 L- ,Q Q- V' -1521f1azfg3g?m5 - 1.2515 g3Ei557e?f5ii5?5i:f5L '.5i:::' 'QI - 1 a:aafxa:: L1 ff ffQ:11s:12.2.F,,.5-v,,- -::eaa:'::: 5 gm- 5- ' :5'liEi:5'T Mills! - t1Ti52:S?7i2E,2ie?3f5:51l:,. 'gif' :L'f5i . X557i?5f5 1 ..... ' 1- '- . 5 Ek ,,1 ff1a53,5Mi.5. ii, lergfgiififsf' aff 55 Q .. -:2'11'.-ma., 5 - 1f,'1e?55151, 11, 1. aw, .Z .-f..5-. 5 5 1. U - N atxsifm W: . Q f wgfyrw- 'f1.,'f:e51z:5f2.,f iw vsiwv ,N Zaie?5f3,k 5 11 1 5 Lucy Gindlesperger Ronald Gindlesperger f-.Q - , ajjjm . I 153111155 ' if 5 if V g ' 1 5 v .W -' 1 ,. 1- ' ' 1 - ia . 5 5 ,.5, .swslfy 'ww 21 f 21' -i1esz11ezff2f f,15,555,,55as5-egwz1?zf52xw1:z15r 5 'M Ruth Ann G , A 31. awsm N Sally ,wfisgfmsisfsggggggl :ag 53251. H 151, 5m15m5a:52f5?sf1s,51 1 , ..,..5 vWm,x, Arir .. .,,A., ,.,,5.,W,5m i,,. .. ,,.. ,a5.5,w ' T' -ili5V35i4?17i , ,. M555 aww. mm ---, 7155? , 5551-'?55ifs 5 ,ff i - 1 ...:, gz Q -5' fa? 1:2112 a. -f - -5 5 fi x? . ilfiilifmfi ' fe: ' 551 wsis:,1:571f?5L: 51 .- J-f -ifA1 ' 5 K-iii' . ..,, .,,,5 P J,. L -.5 ..- . 5 112 1 ggi ' Fai- K .. M, w .N 55455lw.5f. ,H no iwwf ,asm - 2 ff Q -S- . f. a,9fa?a12 3-ff-M . If ff.. A131 .L f indlesperg CI' l r g wi XX .fq , , , 'FXYX-1x.Q. 9 f'x lXi3Xf-5 ll. ii- Vffflil if ix 'i ff Daniel Gordan , f2mi?esfQ3Q,vfaf,s, 'r Jf5E'i!'?ff5E5lfVf.'rf 5'5?NaE45ieA4S2li.. , , ,f wee 5 M ,Q- Gloria Hoffman Alva Ann Kabler Robert R. Kelly . r iff N, lgll A Fred Koss fi. V ' ' A 1, as , ,pn ' X 'Maw' Patricia Lefchick A f sg ,'.' 1, W 5 399 if vcekgfzfquefre ifgaawf- wemw Q in his C wif iw friivwfifffrie . li V AME' , . f, 'Q fi pa-eg Y A X W 'A 1 5 B 'S ,R 1' Rosalind Gordan '- LW YQ? WMFS FV, at pi,-1 f f.l-f1i,ss will fy. ,- 2 .f 1:f5,f.fw . :,5?iii53'3ff l f,g53?1sllai il 2 QQVEG , -M .. . :lag ,, fx- - ?: ' , A56 as if vig? L s 7 'V Alden Holsopple Dennis Kaulfman William Kerr lm at Ugg 5 ,mi - - .f, -fe,s-- is ' f -le .',: K t K 4? -l ir , . - ' Q- ' Q- 'lg john Grandas joan Harmon ,, e,,e,. ,, ehve ,,i 1, A A - V nf --- ' x A i A i Gary Holsopple Leon Holsopple Eu i Carl Kaufman Alice Kleinmeyer ' in . ' S-YJ lifl5i,.-?1xQff9ij5'i?16i, 1 , , -.:.-'ffliifr1,'ezl?u'sz:se::1f,':Sfi2i55 V , ,M-QW, -. ,- f 5-:rex - ,.,, if If Hi .. ,,, . Mu.-i,.z,: g,. .i .,-L V Q ff ig , Sv ,Q ,z Edward Kei th Diane Knowles --rs. 1 5521 A i William Harmon ,f .WEN .,s,. :f1ia,,,Mf, ,. -miwik ,S fi, , Nil? if .Pam V: Sr fflg , A Michael Honkus is - ' fl ,, laigg f ZXMMJQ 351 hm- N 4 Martin Keith George Kogut uf? 'KEMXX V 1 , , ' 5 82,44 Betty Lou Himes 5, .2 ' El' 7 1' VF v fi TQ We fl L William Jarvis 4 -1 A ?. X his 'Qi 1, I ,,. 2 5 lf L5 lx, Merle Kelly Freshmen Jack Kopp 'si 'fi A. iiilQw,,l. . , . ii ie its ie, if W il i ff Patricia Kramer Allen Kushto Carol Lambert , -1 - 44 '.' M .. zl, .E I, Diane Lehman Susan Leitenberger Philip Leone V ,' if J n ' ' ilr ' rr A A2 N- x Ml , 45 ,Q i Y ai Hr Z' Q .F G if X ng at sz ge' M xijmf. iizv 5 1 Q V39 S.. Clarence Lambert Joseph Lampel x 5-1 fiifiiliie 'Elf ,, 2? X ' Sf Q, 4 f . e Milli F 4 I ' 13 as . l 2 fix .1 Sandra Leput y, ff' , W: , Betty Ann Leventry J, ,,',V ui y -:. ,.. , Frank Rogers c I S P lt f m 1 PM aa V H 5 4 1, m r -A John Marone f ... . M X. , 'l 15 if an Paulette Meyers 1 5 Vivian Mishler Freshmen James Payne it yss ri George Phillips 'X A I ssrs s rr l sf will Kiln' is 5? u Ri Q if K v v ,i x ull , 'Miki . 'Z :-E A H 2 D Delores Mason i z me , eil, lx L , 5 M 4 . ,. 1 ii L ij? William Mikesell E ., 1, , :. .Vi -kll P f f P P i Robert Morgan John Payne -f f.':.1, If .k I. K P - ggi K l Margaret Platt g1tsf'fs'Z:2fw is . ' ffm' i 1 'ka a 1 K 3 if A 5? fr 352 F ilgie 32 LE it l , gr gp Patricia Safko Zim K Q , v .- -as . ,..: S 5 .je R . fi X Ki -.1 J L at up James McConnell 5 A -- PW if fl Hjiii., I sl Gary Miller :' 71' I ay -' -' ,1 I Ig 92,5 so ,.,. si - A, -I Leona Murray Diane Pescuric K .x ai ,lm 4 A Phyllis Reed Patricia Saylor 1 -ag 4 Q , : ' V aa.: ,. ,ll NQXQS R Bonnie Lou McDaniel Patricia Miller ii A fl Barbara Obert Arbutus Peterson was : .f a Gary Roberts ff R David Schneck r 'H 4 . X fs s C rleee M M ,'-' Y u se M Y a r r 46 fu Erma McKowan X l Rita Miller V' 4 ,M 1 is ii 5 5 li ailing: i are R , IX: .3 , '51 K :-:- Y inks. : I . Wal ter Os tapiak Ellen Peterson L, x X :jiri 5 V 1 i iz Barbara Rummel Joanne Shaffer 1, if fn--Qfaswzn-.fm-W Q, ., . Aw ' 1 Q,--Q1 ggiffy,i1:-ggmisszxggfgl ,tw-ri 1 -- 'fir 'i 2' g .E Lewis Metts .2 .. . V jk L , 1 of We PXP Es ffii' - Connie Mills A A.:, g Q M' we 3 at x 1 F X X, 5 : 1 . , Dzfiiii :gflf ' Mildred Palm Lila Peterson Charles Rychak .2 , ,.: 5 ZL, V a t, :ew Lmggj : fi-G. 5.357 Vffiif 175 5 5 'v 2 I at is - 1235: tis, - :aa . .. mg Patricia Shaffer sr . fr - , Q , N, b H , A , L, K 'I ,,' P . L. H ,E-2.33. A.'. S, 1 , X - xi i 2.1-2.53.52 Wilma Shaffer Mary Shaulis I vi x .f M . at -T , 1 w ' -' 1 - If -Hr AK K 5 , K E Q . f XY li if Pauline Shustrick Bryan Slick xx it l Si Janet Stevens Peter Temeyer ' 1 ff-xii 1 + 5 V Q W Florence Ullery Sai! t, . Q .,..4 J Gary VVilliamson -'.l P' l , a Et Joyce Stevens Antoinette Testa - HG 1 1? Bw n Beverly Vinosky QW. ggi . Carter VVilson YTWEL m are a .el it W iff Ei? me Sariiflls 4 I. I A A , L L 4 t y r e el i T Carolyn Shawley M R Q'-15552. Sa Jacob Spiker grr William Stiles Judith Thomas ,I ff Michael Vinosky .Q 4,11 , . ,, X -W 'eg-'3 .f f'f3 if N 2 Colin WVingard 1 i i ZAJ: 1 , T , X Xl, W lil t if -a. an . ,1 5, Kathleen Shawley , - 'L Q'1f,,.S fl'TQQ- .-jfl5T5 2T'5 3., rsir Patricia Stayrook ,, tftt W M H -e M W, asfswzawevc Mv ,g M-'T ,sw?Z'2+:i1Q5b'asB? 2, - t -r Jeanne Stutzman Cecilia Tomko '92 'fi L A fwfaazfi-fr f a Naavffi s g., famzqs, La H 'Lf V. L :HMS at ETS: -rrgafizza Swfflx . 5 . Jean V1tkO V rf .ff Nova Jean YVingard 47 E i, r i Donna Lee Shrelfler John Steele ilk I N , ,.: Q-xx Ja. 1 .P Joseph Tamburini Muriel Toms Y 'O ?ZgfZ:fsi,gfff : :X at 1 , I 4 K E Arlene Walker f , - f -1 'il .f1ffT . J- . was e- J- . Lois Yoder , WJ , Burton Shroyer Q .. Q , ' M --, ,gi -E m W XX , iii Sandra Stephenson Daniel Talenko Freshmen Larry Tresnicky iw get ,xi M25-Q 3+ 'Q r ix li Paul Wiley f 1.553 X .-..,--a. -i.'-1r, Patricia Yoder A4 Y W, 'Q T 'X ity' il 5' ,.: --ir gl ' 1 - 4 ,,.gi4z,, .q, '- VV: ' -' KJ ..1 .j--uw!! A ' i lf' ,Q W '-sl? 'iii iaififl A . , if A sle 5 iw . . I ' - Absent when p1ctures were taken-Jerry Ley, Charles L1ska, George Petree, AAIA Arthur Platt, Rlchard Salley, Albert Smxth. M k .,.. ..,, , , ,s5,,,,,erM,5. .f1,.Q-or 53' 4 ff as l Marian Younkin Arlene Zimmers , L V I , ...A-...J .a i A 1 Bright and eager, these students are ready for another school day. 48 1- f, u. , ,V ax Evelyn Aci relli We W E Norman Benson ' ,- :LQ 5 1 Lk r ff 5f'f z,, L 5 is Virginia Blough Rosemary Brink Vk ,Biff , John Wm. Chaplin .x g f . I 1 ' 1 , :tl J' . , if.. .A 3- J ,., --s jf, .J 2 i-, ' ' fi . A Conrad Dill ji: Aw 1 an 12' A 'Ev I A' I E me ' M3 .L 3 Mk ge 557 - if Kathleen Agnello Harry Beppler 1 sis-r 5 is i, Willard Bonchin Dorothy Brown 4 ,Ur Aw , 42:5 , 'gi 4 an f fi 5. , te 'aww W J K ,Q six Y Thomas Coughenour joseph Dill :al , is 1 YV ' l gre, A .. any Xi i R r Victor Andreine irs ises,2 ff ,km X William Berchick 1 ., stirs, .. Sharon Borelle Linda Bruce 5 ,M l C ' :I - mi. H711 5 , JSM 'E ' if 4 V 'l ,film if X af mg Ik.:-., QM YH if -dia ' fiai fiii Si, Q wif 4 NX w Q3 K 4 rm . 1255 , Q . air ii: ef Edward Dabbs -, 'Y lr Carolyn Dively ' . 1 5, f if ' 3 1 re- Malcolm Barnes an 7 'jil- John Bergman frirs if '. f 3 in Nr Ira Bostian Archie Calligaro - b - ga, 1 . M Gary Daniels ,gf ea is :A Carolyn Eash Donna Beal ' is -.1 ,-f. .. sa , 3 1 it fgj Dennis Besydik Nancy Boyer Fred Cassler 4 ,mg gurl ,fix x M if X : Gary Davidhizar 391- f Linda Eash f f' i f n r 1 1, a ,i, , y -::l' v Z--. ' l i i '155?ff?iT142iJ 49 in joan Benson - .i j-H. I Duane Blank Ox I X X Betty Boyts Eighth Grade Garry Caufliel . r i is 17 ff ' fwf i L6 ima 'I X V ', ff' -Q 5 . ,3 lb- ,ra 1 . uf ', Ella Devine K 1 4' xr ' :L , x . x i Marlin Edwards . I 4 Q14 'LHKBAS4 'WEN''SSW'-5LiefisiysilE'ui7ie'b:'P:-!'44e'3?f ,1r'4v1- Zsstlzmz 'Pi 3? 14 ,4l- '1 X z1'4K,4:Ks,'4 51537 597 fZe4aigfii2424Kr1?42?142ig?24i?2442?4eifli4F2z42?1s5i4253mswsf r .,, ,,.gg, mu 4KKf -44-, f i- ,.., 1. 142544 , F .. 5 S a2gKfra?a4K4,4 3 - fer '4.,i434-114413- 1 K - 1 41 1i'-K 4 I Z1.-sg-f4f14441 , fii, ??g. i? , 774ei4?1s1,'i1 . 11- -44 4,--4.-444.-KK 4144.45.15 Q23 saisllisleiai 541441.-11, Walter Eicher 4 5 K 42 X24 J 5 E 2 P ' : -- . K- , K K M4 KS, if 2? K4 ' ' K rg K K fl My , K 3 14 E2 FK 2 22 k- James Fye Eighth Grade -,I-41K24Ks1a:4421r4s1f4wf4Q1f4w1-iff-f24eit44z4fraf44Q -Km -42-S 41 -211 424 --4.-444s,,-,gg -KKK ,K 4..K ..,K,,.1g4KK, 7455 KEY? '53-42441 '12 'IN 11g2gwKf4rf42g-,44-1-1- -4 4131-.1Q42558'5K??4iiv? 14,4 142 311g1lZf?4e,ggr11L-244 1 214 K4K54244Ks44fr . 1534515594 ' -'-4,144 sg?- . - i , 4 , X32 ., .. nw. ,351 -5445 -f' 1' 2 2 KKK24 ,,.. 4. .. ., . K 441 211 442 .w w K, HK 'Q K 455 EEK' N 44 V -S 44 3 K 2 43 14 af 4 22 W2 K4 K 2 Q X H 244 -4 2 X42 'fr N 4 5 K, 2 K 4 224 K Sr Q y aa K4 me rf 'Fei K E Sw 4 K4 a Q4 .4 ,, S 4 A 222 li 24 ff E2 4 -x .L fs 41. . H .... K 1 K 4 Shirley Evanchock 1 KK K. 4- . 2 K, f K2-.221444 22. -Ki 4' WM- 424K- n442?41 , -5 5 fi KM 4, ih' 2 -i,42v4f2 K . . ,. SK X K, KQKKK K K K 4 B! Es . 9 KK S K 2 mi 2 Q axles s ie KKK ra K. 2 is 'H P 5 - -32. -44K 4424-5: -:qi 1- - S Q K 2 H 1 42 K. lx qlaaw K K22 ,K 4 4 K 32 ? K .K K ' 2 E -rt 2 f K fi 2 il I 'U 'E 33.2 -?,21ii -12:42-S4 w. 4,4 5.4 . K 2, -I .fl K H W25341 t ,4 2. ' Gerald Fender a?KKgQQ4,,4 Wayan 341444 1 3' 4r42s'4:i5i44K2TSS24--S553 ' 43,2214-.4K,, 44a -A - 444454551 52515 1 5 1 23155 5 2. 4' iff? 3 F4251-,E 4. i4 gxmzni 1, J' ' 2 Kaz, 4 4.'.-K, 44--.Q 1 2--24444 KK E is im Kea X Q K K5 SEQ KK -ii fe ire W Y S K K4 43 4 ff K :,. . ,, zz., ,.::, ,, as 22-ffifif , K :fag X219 3 522 K S K 4 194 Xia .Ei . Q53 .. .. .Z Ek, 1.449111 K11 W5 , .,---K44 , SK 4,4K3?2422w4K14241f4 K6 y K gsfsilrisieffi K a 2 J Y K44 as-41.-144111-21141 i-if? 4 ,,44K,. K.-,,K-4K-.4-2 44-v4K,44, 44311-2-e4Kf12,44-,ff 4 '- 4 ::E EE?E??5- '4 1.: -- 5slsxgi4i,'1rzQ.ti?,, :J4Kg'jjfjTfQg4k,4 K,. ..Q ..., sQ,,,,m2KKr ' Carol Figard -waazi44422we4 54359221 K K .K , . K ..?1fl4rs5'x22 -- .K 44242, --- I K-K4K,,444.,,K-K2-- 44- 2224 F1144 1: . 4- ,K455K4K442,,, K ---- , . ,t- 2 RWE 195292 .2 . ff 7 - ,K 2 KK 1 fd E ,1-42st-392424 48 ,K 2 4K55K,iK4KK K? 441rrs1f? K KK? HK ,KKK KKK 2 K? 2 N21 s K EKSK F- , as 2 e 5 4 KK K K K K we 2444 K Ng' K 25 K-wg Wa. e. 4. - QK .4 2 f'1144 ii 1,, 4 . K QK 4 af- ffff' -,4 -44 V ris5f,ffii?il55' ...,a.. K-91151-: 4:4 14 , ,:,,':4413 42.-2 Saga-H4154 4- . K. .. ., .. . ,.,.. , 4 2 3K 4 4 f 2 SQ H Fa' 5Q,jxgi.21.4 25,,i1,,gf14-r-- tal-4-1,,fk-1211411 V,----1141411 K 44 . -. ., ,,11 5' 44444414 A NK-,11,,K . KK. 1 4- ggi.-, -4 2t21111i11,:4s, 3 K -4 .4 - 1-1g..,-K mg ...W ., .,,, K., ..4.. - . .4 Robert Fish K W. Q 4,4 2 SK., 2. 1- -4 -4445342 1- 11 4444:z4sisf:' -K. 2 ff ,?15f414-4?-4? L ws R45 14ii, ii-'7,: .eu- .14z4 .. 4-14 KK34442,,,.-1 4 ' -1 . ,, ' -,.- 55 w-44441515 E5 2. -111217 4.4::459'E 14-14 44 5,-231.-pf,-14 Q-S531 xa14ssaz,K.4 -. :. 44 A 1.--41? 5.55: 2,5 -ff -: . 51,3 .9344 2-5 :ij 'il , 112245 4'- -P4 H 4., . .. '41 WL 2. .Mae ':44ii:e141 l:. - ml -40 151. '., 5-'1f TT,I'114s K 4425 2K - .... 1 m4za'ifff4g 5.914-1 11442 Sw ag? 1,4t'e11fi4 QK ne w -- , aY5fK-f't4?9agg4 ,K.?5M, 5 3 K-.AS-zmL1aLe1z.!5?9??ffw'3l f1.f,::K:4K:-4 -4 1 4 4,4 144 Andrew Garrety Frank Gindlesperger Karen Good 2 3 . K K 2 fr K - ,. - , if ' . ,,,, , ll-- K -' 4 , L ., . . . . . 1 '- 1:41,,'411,g5K,Q-1 4,., ?iQ'j-31444-4si1411i11i--ii'-'4' 1 ',,., '4 4.4- 5 , 1 as 4, 114.i.,,4' 4 421: 1,- 514ig4414,1:i41,g 1 V1 D ., 'I . , -24 . E Donna Hershbergel' David Hockins Linda Holsopple Roxann Horton Darlene Hostetler Dwight Houser Linda Hutzell James Jarvis . -.. '14 ,,,. , 4, , - ,. . K . eii' -4 2 - 1 450 ' , S -,.4 - , 14 3 44 t 4 K ' -fi ,..,.- Q '-4- -2,4-. P11 ..... K if-i5'4 44 A 41 , V Y ,',4 -4'- if .. .,-2s4::1K,:'-- - --gg-254, -K, K ,L., I- ,Y K - ix -, , KK,-K, 4 ,K is i H ,I H , KS V ...V gt . ,' K - - 4 ll Mary Carol Ketchock James Keyser Helen Kleinmeyer Duane Koontz 1 it ' iei-' 4. .2 .. 1 - --is -as - A 4 - ' Wi ff . '. f: . 5' I I Fi if-44 4..- ' lg? . 44 '4':.11 ,flii .3 'E 'L Fl' '- Z5 ,ISK .ffii 1. A - 1 1 -:Q'4'1'7, vi-4 -. ' , IE? -4'-4k-iii? -'i' 5' ' 4 A ' 2 fvq K,-3 K ' -,-4. K -.,- ,igs,i-'E?4'5H115 1 21,24-1471 .rL- Q ya - 1, V, 3 , ., Sg.- I -4- - - . 7.1 it-ffl ,1 ,- - - K- x 'K '4f', :4::'N L 11 'F 'Wil 1 .ww-'vcf.4z4J.. Andrew Krotosky Charles Kuchman N' 4a4s?4Qif425Ta11M1 K . 2,..,,,. k HK-,.K,,., ,.,., K a,-fK11K 4442144 4 4--, - -,-- ,.,, . -,4.4,,-12-1,-44,,,.K, ,..,, ,-4142-242-142 , .. .. 2,,., ..,,, . ,K---544.24 2 :W 44,- -154411 1 4 , NK K K a E Christine Kunstel K 44'4- ' K 50 Barbara Kush Kathryn Gordan SW -ff.f : rf 7- 4' 5,1 .44 42.111 b34K:: 344 , - 4241. K 'N EI' KK SK 5, 2 3, ,1, .445 , .4 '- -sz 2 4 .. Barry Horner Eileen Jerkes -K 2' K 4 ,4 -: 4552? ' . 5' f X A 9 KK K- Lr A5956 J' in . ,ka is 5 K , Q Kathryn Koontz ,, ,Kw- . ,,,44KKK .T fri! .1 are 6 KK, K K 14 5- 7 1 144 'ff V. , F K K K M4 . Ka 2 2 '4g,4f .5: 445 241,-'1 2 Arthur Lambert 2 Jack Foreback Laura Hart K .' 4 jr f 22 K K, K K K Larry Horner Carol Ann Keim 4-B'-'iii I -K3 - K - 25' , 4-We I ' Ralph Koontz 2 42 .1 3 Q.-:if',.v1 L 2- :i 'f . V, ,M-1 - ,VV 4 V .',: 1 in Dayton Lambert ei x -2 . 452. . 3 Q, . 55ff K i f 21- . 2 K ' 25 : 4,55 ' .. .,4 lsfff-14-4 5225: if ri?l?:,v5? 4211zK12,- I 4 2114: -1 fl'11'2112 11 42, 4 -35,54 4 1' isis, Er' E 2 iff? ' - ' 1 ' 511244425 xg agp 15241454 ' I M - Q M I H ' lgYb2jsi5Q l7,rl 71 x L iilllill . V -JSA, Fred Lampel Larry Lampel I .-Ei in as ' 5 1,,'. L N' r.' A' Q-, al g y Dorothy Marcinko Shirley Marcinko -D er' 'Z mi' x iw? iii 'V :ifiiD4?43 'i lu Q 'i'f'f'33'i:, rr r M ken Lael Harold Miller Raymond Miller Michaelene Oranchak Victoria Orlandi 1, W3- :ffq-z, j Wi, 5,'lQi7f,H.7 :' . ,WHY . ' Y V , A 'IVE , I: . Q 'fi 'L X 7155921 -if Thomas Patula Q15 I , , :f4FQ3i 1 ' W2 l .Atl fr in- .ws 3 'E xt? 'M f iv-lax Norma Ravenscraft 1' ' a ff I t ,r , , ,af . L? xii El ,fire Andrea Lapp aw- f ' K I K l. f , 4.. .ff'Si' l 1-P ' Kenneth Michael 5 Roberta Minahan Virginia Orlandi , ' if 1 N M.. ft L9 xQ 1 0.0. 5.5 Mary Ann Pellizzari Janie Pendleton f A f, Qltllmt Karyn Reichelt Janet Robertson f i, ,af wg :g f , David Lazer 5 'f' . ' r- a :v.,,F' 'i Patricia Michael , , .r x Eg 'P t yn . .4- ? Af also to M ,ht 2 r.,, ,,,,,fV, t - ?f fi in f, L Bonnie Leventry X '1 1 - T 4 ,rr F. -I ' '13 Bert Miller e'e . , , k, , + Q I A qs E fl H' H433 Qt? f ' ,f'f-xl Marilyn Montgomery Ray Naugle Gerald Ott Paul Pipta .qfg i vi. 'W K ,I 1 Q' f aff 95:25 Q? '11 I 4 fr' Q t iff ,Qi 2 il? John Ruparcic we na, Judith Ott : 5 titt L 5 if., . . V 'R David Podrasky X 5? .45 WN i 16243 E William Sala 4 , f 1 , L fd' W MV 4 f I X I , 1 ' .,f J gi t. Vl A Joseph Lynch 1, 'X ,f F Glenn Miller Anna Nemeth Eighth Grade Stephen Otvos V K QXM : 'xx Andrew Poznanski J YN.. , -- ni., i t il' , 1 V NI : K L Vg r if in Dennis Saylor 7 ii Eighth .. r. 1. QK' i f-lm ' P9:5EE? '-. 5 1 3.51 ' Q1 igy. . 1 lvy N Q ,ii K 1 1 1e.1e1.1r Romaine Saylor S WL 1 Q' K, 6 , +t f1:??s , ,X f o 111.111. . .1 K Egg -.'k .K 2 f LL-LL-, 1 'ak-gb fslggg i - 1 'Q s. H 3 r Q1 3 Mary Ann Shaffer Lyle Speicher Grade Arthur Thomas '- i ' fi 21,55 - v ig ? 1 df- :r ,121 Q. -- f M11 ' + 1 egg Nancy Timko 43 f r '11 rw ,, , ga . . f .M - -.11 rw: 1 5'5i4f?f5f?K1iz . W ?ff555z4?5aL?51Sfii'5'?i at ,agua-Pffa11fQg,1w.fSa K' 1. -T. if A it 1 A LLAL , ., , M rr -'1fg5,'. 253.1 , 1 . K --Qgga feiqgw Patricia Wainwright mw:a1 iw 1w1.al ,Q .gr - mzgfiefr v Q Q 3 Q, . 2 - 'sfff' K ' 5'1Vff?gg:ls'i5 1.,,,.11 1 i Nancy Schillinger K f if -i'1111f1rzgf1111f,17 - J ' -'51-'g1f1.f,. . 1 tm. , ,.s . . .X 'K af if X X 1 1 :sri . .. i i ff 5 iff' 'fl-9 .M K. 1-4 .fi 512129: .a.h s fi .ya. i Robert Shaffer ii.hr s 1 1 . ....q .. , 1 , yi-' fi. : f-1 -, Eugene Spiker Chester Thomas . 1 1. iiit IK' .ii . 'V 1, 1VK'5K -lf: Juliann Vargo , ,.fi 11. 1 'tee' fa ff S ' .,,f::..1 K I , 15, ..,i 111 f.-,. 1 22 llmfi l 1 .5 ,ff Robert Walker wry hills '52 rdf' , fats , 1- eiyi issr ,fi it 1 sae, 1. 1 'ala fi'.5'f'1 z 1? r ssi. X 151 KMP' . 5 .. K 'vi , 5 n. Nl Joann Seganos K- . M . V, gg Qfggg, . 2 -, 11 new Rf K 4 W, 5 'ta at ri . Ra jr, 5 Q qii' A , 1 G1 Ronald Shaffer Robert Spiker Delores Thomas Kenneth Varner . ' -Ei K ' 1525 - fi A , i . j ., Barbara Sesack t 1. ff11 fWff4s1 . rr ,casa ,. - , f 11 .. ,, ,,. I Roy Shroyer Q i .-,, 3 .sv f 11441. i 1 any . ,,,, , m g f. ' L 1 1dw15'11Q an Albert Stankan Jack Thomas I ,,,W,,.iig.5g:fSrRtvfar ' 7 , 1543, ' 1 ' .. 1 Z . 2 21'21221fP142' ,. .fevww . -' s .1 vii 1 ,wl- iei - - ' U SEAN 5 ' , il I K V -1 , Eileen Shaffer will .iyy . James Simko rf- M im ' K ,Q 2 sw? Dorothy Stefanik Telford Thomas X, . sir .. , . .... x - - 1 1 W T f ' eiie r ., f ,1.1 1 1 W 1,' -1 Ronald Varner Evelyn Vinosky , 3 -11. 1 .--. 11e, K K , 1 ' . .L . I, SSS 1 M .ll 1.LL Q55 ' , Virginia Walker Genevieve Washabaugh 53315 u m' -H. : ggpeigtw ., M ' 11, 'Wi . , 1 ,,,.. if gf. , ,.. i KU 52 . 1 ,, 3 , 1s ' ' 1 iam, . . . waiters , ' nv 1 51-1:-ir-11. Blake Weirich ' - ' :f'- . . it if ' I!! 1. .. .E I ' H K ,gif f -- - 14: 1.1, .... 1 -ea ' 3 o Y , 1 . '?a.?5vQith.'11,ag1r.l 1 ' 1,33 125fE11m':.--,!-55259, 1 5 . r 5 f..f?'1 iii, like i X mi' S 22 E QS 1 ' if K xx Z , T7 1 at 1+ Gerald Shaffer M3'5E.9?755LiF5fsi15'S'efYYfl'95?'5?5i'3' ' Biliary Wire H1551-: r . We .. 3 . fr 1151: 21 if ?s:,!i9E1?'r332fL . .,,,. .. A iik h .t,,.. K9 WW, . ' A .V WY? -1 2553, -' m . Jai 1 tr' ,. re-agen. ameri L 2 ' ' A 1- 19: . .X . :A 1 Qigarw Brenda Speicher i'eK . 4 lo11 Kathryn Tedrow William Tillman 11: r ni . ,, ,..I:g..t.r K Q23 ,Q ..1W S5 W 31 1 Wm S gg, g aww Q2 5 my ,. r '- ,A gaze ' Xfifstsai. ess Michael Vi tko f1 . X 1, L , Q Q 1, .... , .W V W1 Lee Weible 3 fz 1.m,1tse1m111 f 1--rms Il, l . V 'L t - W' F ' V V , -- ' N' 2 f 'ii f ' N me i e Z ' er' .. i - vf ve . s 1 ,fe i he n if' 5 5, 'Q i f , Q- r P, ,, XX l 1 ini 31 'Tg, if f V9 ' ' 'lf 1 N 2 Marvin Williams LCC WilliHmS0H Edith Wills Harvey Wirick Robert Woj taszek John Yoder ii fi ' r S M 'A ,L ,, Q Absent when pictures were taken-Linda Gasser, Rosalie Malclet, R 5, '3' '1 ' , Shirley Spiker, Loretta Young f -rfrigz ' 4 ' is -f,, Q ., is-fi Af EI s i r Pete Zanghi Carolyn Zareski Beatrice Zuccalotto Terry Fronzoli, getting books from his locker, wonders what the day will bring. 53 v 5 il Q' fi H il Sidi K5 1 illglllfli Linda Alwine M. ': W, Connie Berkey .2 7 2 or A 'L ,tr f ' ' 'l:,,S'f i ' 5. K r f tr ' s Michael Brougher Seventh Grade Cathy Caufliel 7 s at S + if if. , B mkii 'sf-S A fijigjzf gg. Alvin Crislip X if fr if , s l . . 'Q H r aa, , 'lr I if .. gi,-xsfff -as iffy. gi f, E ii S' Suzanne Alwine janet Andrews Guenter Bass Frank Beam Clair Becker ' '51 51. 5 1 -:lsr 'X Iliff, Earl Birch Harry Thomas Blough A. fl 'E l J ' Q' 45 liirr ,fl .. ::- ail frel Tom Brown Kelly Chaplin NA 'iii 5555? 'E'l 22 1 evr Jeffrey Croyle '- ffgzik i B il Q , , F ,W Na ,Lf uni' 1' 'rw .UQW ' .tg .rife ll :ix -'11 L . t Kathleen Digon Margaret Dill C w il l B grill!-,E.V:V' V,VV yggfgi iik. Q ',., t 'W ' 1 Steven Burinda Donald Clark ' 2 f g sis me 2-3 NUJ 1 in ll 1 ,if IX f '.i-1, X W' Ricardo Danielli :gp an 'Ea NWS Pauline Donitzen A H' f fd TW il' 41 Qixri, 5 rf , Wifi.. i ' 54 Rosemarie Boncoski lf. 'if I Dorothy Burkett Bruce Clement David Boyer '5- ,xi gg ry iiii ilffll A335 . ef, . , ie-i f 3 , W, 1 Judy Cagley Mary ADH Constantino K- 7 ,K i .. if :- X2 I Elvin Davidhizar sw ,fb ati George Davitch 1 ' S . . - , Q tw' -- ...S, K ,H 'FT -.1 - SL QM xXlSgfY,. , ?,4kW?:. it VA,gi15.E?m,,k W T 4 , f af . ,,..,., fi 5. , 2 fwr xr gig r r , vi' i Mg . ,' . i 1 ykg.'Qz,s1 Janet Eash Earl Boyer john Cates Patricia Cosgrove Donald Deal . an .. i. ,,. Y I ' ' 5' - Us , ..., 5: KL ' ,T jail: ,.', it U .. . i kf,, 91, 'it Lila Eash if F 5 i 'lik k,,, ,i , I I an e - as i x Q' U' y , si 'erf , i ?j15lYfl5Wf5?:'f ' - , V ini, ' . , , :sg - Geraldine Ewanitsko , l . .,., ,,,,. , Q r 5, 6' j ' QW M J .i , -as A .J JM - V, ,.iV'e?x :ring 2 -,. 7' so If Xl 'V' if, ar- 'V '- Thomas Foreback Richard Foust H, af- W:,,,r4, Q an ' Bethetta Gisewhite l J ' ll s L ' QL Donald Hart Wayne Hostetler , or F J 1-,'2 snril i f' J I Jeff Constance Kelly iff, 3 .V ' .. ig in Richard Lawrence 'H AI' , W 3 Y Q .X 5 X 4 i 3 ., ., A iles' -z 5? Delores Golembeski . 5 fmt ,na 1 J s N41 4' A 4- Wx ,, . Yvonne Hart Jeanne Ifft 'k'y I Harry Knipple 'Pla eg Judy Lease fi, I Donna Frederick -ii . V ,, .. . ,1.,:.... Jun u nw In V. Barbara Good ,-as - ,W fir A 5 J se Susan Helsel Rosemary Jerkes a 3 Y ir ff my 'f . ,K 1 Carol Knupp Ronald Lefchick '5 4 i : fl l. if . A Lg, ,,.. J J 1 g el, -1 ' ,ani .,-i rw '. - ,RQ Terry Fronzoli 5 we ke, W 1 s 5 2 P .ai Stanley Grandas F Allen Holsopple Kathleen Kabler John Krupa James Lehman J 72-,Qi 1 A 5 5 5 Kg a 7 ii,ssi an I is W 'M Urzda W '11 F , 'QW 1 33 I J I K arl Q 1 rw X Norma Gindlesperger Linda Hall 2 J gs Bl if Y I f f 5 1 if I Frank Honkus Norma Kaufman 'Y-tv, 'W ,. ' , :,. 3 Beverly Lampel J .fr F : -,.- f- j . VX VVA ' x X it Opal Lehman .V f as A 5 Charles Gironda V w W s i lin? l 5. F Leland Harker 1 'Q' a if 1 Barry Hostetler Seventh Grade Janet Kaufman I, .,.. ,.,. 3 is Ag ,,i.,,, i,,rii,rari ,Q J iia, rav, A ' 7 41:3 421Nf:?E'f11fr1,'?ln gfsw3'asi'2K'L9' H , ff-.fi Paz. , r ifagfg fr , 1, ff i,if??i54f5E , ,,,, 'Lin' in Mssiif if 'll' i'3':fEfl Judith Lampel 'S - - S J' I. Q ,f k7', Y XX ix! , gin. , l. Frank Leput , Mm bfi ' wg! ivy! iv, k,k. X .int- ff in ,gf-,Q - af P Q if Q l ' f at aaa Fw si 3 Q a Qi .QQ . Q ,.,KHi,. Q, . ,Q .Q,- ..QQ7,1 .as K r 1' Q ff . QQ im,- L Q 1 s Q Q qa, Q Q A .:,EE:.. J ig Q1 5 U fi. Q, J E. Q-1 Cf 5. 5 UU VJ ff O T3 me A Qt Q. me l X l ,Q 3 Q? .X V , 3 SP X X QS M It Q5 19? 4 H2 Q I-if Q Q ws. 31 Q, A-1 '2 Q Q Gloria Marisa Geo Q ,.- Pj rge Mastovich r J - - ? FQ . .Q 1? 1 . A at til! Q , - . fi .1'- ' 'H ' , , f Bonnie Naugle John Seventh Grade - Lorraine Pescuric Ca Nemeth rol Platt Q -Q ' 'Ns ,Zff..:gf1i2Q f-1-we ff 2 Q -rw -I-Q ::'s: f S sfiewrsx r' -Q ' t' k '?ss,s5r:s,,:.. . .Mm 4.---Q-N Q 1--Yew :,::-ttf -as , .. . Q,,, ...:,, K z '?ff5TwF?5n' .:: 3fQ2,,glk.1w,V,.. ., -,E K ifgitifflifii, Q iziif' 'Ik ezfwzzmz, asm- -- -- -- 4 Q wwfiiffef. ae 'Q ,Q . V Danie . .fe:sQ5y,gq1f:sgQQQa Y llinger . ,Q .Q ....,,i.. QQ... :iff'iiff'f.L:l'Q??Ql2 Q fQ,,S,ef .. .. , . ., - ff elf- MH W -Ysxsfffigz ,fi r,-yn -.Q . 1-,. Exif'-..:'-4 - 1 , r ' L - .V - a w:fQzra23?e4-:Her f :F-an . Q: .fr rr 'ass ..f- A M-1'fr,23'.-is-'t2,5 .ff 51?-riff ? .e,1jg.,g Qzigf.--2: 11--rqqgftg Q Q My . at .,, t-,k.-f ,.:f. .:Q:Q-1: QM,.,ff,,..:t ,L 5.qfw Q 5 'L Q f? Q Ai 51 Q M 5 QQ Q Q K Q i',L Q 4 Q WQETQ: :Ie i h 7 11, fgg1zf,gffg11f14s2Q1 Q e'1-,' - .- -r'.i Joyce Shirey Sandra Kay Snyder Q , Q Q '2--: ,k 1 ,'1v, 5 ' Q rw- Q, 1 W , ,sg ,.11,.11 , QL ,. iV,,,gQ 1 -Q QQ it QQ Q P Q ra Q Q. i, QW 2 egg? in Q 3 tQ ,V Q Q ,, 1 P22 A2 2 Q' .. 23 ggwgi ff , V' ,Qi .51 .. .1 3' iffy Qrf '. QQ ,gf 8 QM r Qi Ea 23 xg kia 2 Q Q32 f fri? 1 r . 1253 . X3 ...-rf? It Q ix? Qt me J fi 'YQ Q, Q gs My w 5 - - 2 , . wi -3' K , ' a QW Richard Maldet , Q at ,Q K - :e- --:: 1 - K ,ik .. ., . ,iiA.y 5 2 ia:-re, 1.4, at fa 4. wr 2' 2 WW- :V L MU . . .M . Betty Metts SQ Th .Q -Q: U 1 -' . r W G-.' S Q Q Q Q Q ,E f it QQ Q S Qi dw? Q ke Q We QQ ' bmi SQ Jerry Miller QQ -Q it W V Q s J Q ,-1 Q at 'fii' QZQQ y y i e riieee 3 at - QQi Danny Nichols Judith Ober Joyce Platt ., .. , . .Hn ,--- f--. ,, k,,t ., .. Roger Reidle - ' f '!1QiQ fQ5f f1Q,5f?1a?!H: sf. ' 1 me - tl J W in .xg . Q. .V Q ai U ,..Q,, -..,, - , . My Q-:Q if re- Q:::1,:, .ff Q 2 'g5g,Zf'fg5f? L '3f .,,f'i,9! - s,:feQ:f ,M QW-Qtr, ef. g2a4Qis?fQ,-fsspizggji Q 'lf' Ye 7-4. 4--fifilfviiz fi.: ' z?l35TA , -wj'2l5: . get ,QQQEZQ LQ,--.fQQQ-fgggefnft .fa,f5,:sf5. ' Q st ff., 1 or A fx ,,,, I Sharon Schnegg Betty Q J ::,a',' .. Q QQ '. il :Qi 'f 311. . 73 ,,s41i,:fmv ' 1' Theresa Sotosky 'sgegfaanwf T574-Q . ' SSHTW -Q., ,v . ,...: - . '. w , -- -:wa fwgifmvi- 'af ' 'A Q Qsuili 1.415 ..,EEL fQ:QW.Q,Q,.Q-.. 1: , , ,- ff-ae ,.,, ,f .. i, .S W F ,.Vtttt I , QQ ii --MQ . 'QQ ,t , ,5.Q.,fzQ, - Q . M. ' E. 56 Joann Speigl Q .egg hadwfz 3 Q. Qeww WP' Q , ,J... Z ...,,.A, it Lf-eggfr - Qi E- :gs , X' gg 1 .. ,- 1 4. -. V- , 5 5 E1 ' xiii' Six. . if' .gc M 1 ,Q JJ' -gin Wg' N ii' , -.. ,, Qs: Larry Manges ..,, . Q Q j. lgjfi, . Vernon Miller agar +4 sxgwha' 'fe . Q no .Q a 4 Q R QQ le Q Carl Ott Larry Rigo . .yQ.. ,E Q QQ Lloyd Shawley ,Q 3 4 Q ,Q R Q QQ , Q Q , L Q f.,, Q --,Q if failff' it -wiezswfr 7,3253 2,95-Qi5'Y'f,',,?g1w fg,:-:PSF ' --:-:El 'S-2iH i,1'j,?L:,f Z.: 'wil ' :iff il f .Qfgsf?iaL2:Q1,1ssz:5if Loren Stahl ::- L ,-.f V, vltf c ff - , . ..,,.5 ,i 5:1 ., Q., ,. ,f ,, .. J ,K Q an M 2 J, lx.. -it . E . Michael Marcinko Rebecca Morgan ' 1? Q Q' af Q QQQ Q Q Kenneth Payne John Riley I ' We SMQY 65 A ,--1 New Q at Q rr . Michael Shawley -'lj,Q5PfgiIP5gi'5E,-i'jf ' V' Q Q f 2 3 ,RQ .QM .W '-Qwysizvrif efygzwt. , reieafgi :5T'1:f?V1g.i. 2- ,K 3??:gs'??fQgf f'E'Yf9 'Q in .: siS? 1?95 riff, :I I ::' :.' fsiwil azz-3!zs1S'?g1e,-fkw, -V - ' 1s1? 'Q2f'VFfs3: igg?eeQQeQ7g1gi1fia. :E-. .fwgf?fe4?mf5? .v , Q, AQ Qu 15 i:saQfs5:Qs 1. Q,s,2rQ,,.fQ, f .. - - 3 AQ k,.. , , ..., ,Q ,.. ,.,.. ..QQQ,QtQ. .Q ,V Mfg., , Qs,Q,5LQiQ,fE - f 1 Q, -, .ff f David Stayrook . Q Q 4 wg QM: Q QW, Q as X X ,Q fc cr J .Q I 11 L l W - ga fa .. .2 , Y, If -X a 2 ,XX xo: . ff 'USA H, V Q, 62 W L N X ,Im ,N 1 X gquygxw ex 'i'3f '1 el 4 Wa X f , ! N-1 U fs,- 5 I ff. 1 ' iv , I V ' Q A- , , , o . H A , , N , s,,o,,. 1 ,V r K . , Gary Sterner Jacquelyn Stuver Rona Swank Ernest Thomas l - ff 4, VK r l ...M Q 'sf ' N: ,:-,. I ' '- K 145.,,j I ,, L-, R L . V E f is E E ' di? R Q W ll e - 1 is ' V 1L .. 1' . Mi Linda YVagner Patty W'ashalxaugh is an 1 It ., 2-. nl 5 H ff A. f ill if Nona f i Emily Toath t w o ' ' xl l I, Lewis VVentz Susan Williamson Dale VVilson Q, E 5 fi K' V - WAN- ,M W E 1 i 'aaa . it l i Z i as f f 5 51' ji I-vvlf Linda XVingard Linda Yoder Pauline Yoder Abraham Young Absent when pictures were taken-Michael Mancilovich, Barbara Wilson Eugene Zanoni ' jk. 1 :Es - fg fvfw l'. I si? i 54 Marian Tranovich lijaifxy I W 3 X QW ' ff? gif, X RX 'YS E, ::'f: 'VL lik, , , . , K in 3315.21 ifsirzlfs Charles VVingard Empty, a classroom is nothing. Filled, it overflows with the ideas and the leaders of tomorrow. 1 57 A 1 Socializingn Deparfmenfs The 1939 club of Future Farmers of America. 58 4 Although not the first graduates these underclassmen looked forward to graduation. Schools are established to educate young people and to prepare them to take their places in the world. Conemaugh Township High School is no exception to this rule and offers a varied curricula in each ofthe six courses. The following pages give you a peek into some of the classrooms that are part of the various departments. One of the main courses of study offered by Conemaugh Township High School is the Commercial Course which trains interested students in all phases of the business world. Would-be typists, stenographers, or private secretaries- yes, you will find all of these and many more studying hard to educate them- selves for future work. Eleven classes are offered, ranging from the study of busi- ness law, to filing and typing, to the practical use of the dictaphone. Commercial students will, no doubt, look back on their high school careers and remember some of the rough days they spentg but they will also look back, in appreciation, at the teachers who pre- pared them so excellently for their futures. Commercial Sally Horner asks for help in solving a difficult law CHSC. Be courteous, answer phone promptly, identify yourself immediatelyiall 'these things enable Lucille Donitzen to operate the switchboard ef- Hciently. Mr. Golden's guidance leads these students to the path of proper typing techniques. English English, the one subject that followed us every year of our scholastic careers, opened to us unknown hori- zons in both grammar and literature. Spelling, dia- gramming, parts of speech and the writing of themes were made familiar to all of us. So were the classics, poetry, short stories, and novels that we sampled on our way through American and English Literature. Another important part of the English department was the indispensable library, where many pages were turned through the years to find information on vary- ing subjects. The library, however, was not used only for reference work. Many enjoyable hours were spent reading the novels and short stories and scanning the newspapers and magazines that were made available to all. Library Want to read the daily newspaper, an interesting book, or the latest issue of Look? Then stop in Room 115-the twip's Library. RE Learning the fundamentals will prepare the seventh grade students for senior high English. In this twelfth grade English class, Macbeth, one of Shakespeare's greatest tragedies, is studied and enjoyed by all. 3n + 4 : IO Systematic thinking is one of the goals of Esther Walker, as she solves this equation. Mathematics Mathematics has become one of the most important fields in this atomic age. Without math, many of today's inven- tions and discoveries would have been delayed or remain unknown. Most of the important scientific calculations known to mankind were brought about mainly through the study of math. Future mathematicians and engineers were cultivated in this held as they ad- vanced through the various phases of math, algebra, plane geometry, and trig- onometry under the guidance of the ex- perts of Conemaugh Township High School. Although Junior High math is not as complicated as advanced math, these students still put in many hours of concentrated studying. 62 Languages ,.,,g5, ii B1 Que' serape! Que' muchacho! Listening to the students in Room IOI arouses this question in the minds of many- Can this be Spain? Did the Romans have it like this? Xt t Academic students will always remember their strug- gles with either of the two foreign languages, namely Latin and Spanish. Those who studied Latin may remember Houndering through declensions, conjugations and genders, but fond memories of the Roman Banquet and the field trips to the Buhl Planaterium for the Latin Festival will always remain. Students who chose Spanish will look back on a class that made known to them the wonders and beauties of Latin America and her customs. Although the verbs were something that the students would have rather done without, the classes were very enjoyable and often unusual. 63 Man! Dig this crazy festival. W -M-L..,, IWC' N Science Pat Shubic seems to understand what he is doing. Do you? Biology, the science oflife, fascinates all. All seniors who took the Academic course will remem- ber their struggles with the sciences. It all started with general science in ninth grade. General science gave us an over-all look at the science world and prepared us for the specializations to come later. The first of these came in the tenth grade when We studied biology, examining the plants and animals. This was followed by chemistry in our junior year. Chemistry taught us the composition of matter and how and why chemical reactions take place. Some of the seniors went on to physics, studying the principles and laws involved in dealing with the physical changes in matter and energy. The sciences required a lot of hard work and study, but all of us will agree that it was well Worth the ex- perience. What is matter? Mr. Kaufman best explains this by experiments, assisted by Donna Baroni. Social Studies itil 353 if In this room, are the future citizens of our democracy. In order to be better citizens in this vast and ever- changing world, it is necessary for us to become ac- quainted not only with the history of the United States, but also with the development of civilization down through the ages. This knowledge becomes accessible to us through the social studies department. The prob- lems that we must face in life are also introduced to us and We, as future citizens, in order to be ready for them, must make ready for the solving of them now. Life and its problems are always changing, and we must keep up with these changes, because we will be the leaders of tomorrow. Pauline Shustrick points out locations to the other students. Studying the map is also a part of the course in geography. I 'III B Busy students preparing for a busy world. These boys help to keep our campus one of the most beautiful in this Vocational Agriculture and , Wooclshop Z1l'C3.. The shops here at Conemaugh Township High School serve a dual purpose in giving all the boys an opportunity to learn how to Work with metal and teaching others a vocation which they can pursue after graduation. Most predominent of these is the agriculture shop which teaches future farmers such things as animal husbandry, truck farming, dairy farming, genetics, conservation, and farm mechanics. The ag boys take care of the trees and shrubbery on campus, and raise and sell various types of plants. They are organized into a club called the Future Farmers of America. Useful articles, such as book ends and shelves, are created in this department. Mr. lift demonstrates a tool to the boys. iee '1 Homemaking Umm-smell that delicious aroma! The goal of the home economics department is to teach future wives and mothers economic means of cooking well-balanced meals, sewing, child care and the many other duties necessary for the providing of a healthy and cheerful home for husband and children. In the junior high years each girl is required to take nine weeks of cooking and sewing, respectively. Begin- ning in the freshman year of high school, the courses become electives. The home economics course may also be pursued at this time. The girls participate in many activities such as the Apple Dessert Contest and the State Farm Show. They are organized into a club known as the Future Homemakers of America. Sewing class helps these girls to be well dressed, poised, and neat. The Future Homemakers of Tomorrow-a worthy organization. A Art Our art department took on a new look this year. The art elective students ex- perimented and explored many new ideas with the old mediums. Creative experiment, in every phase of art, was the aim of the classes. Evidence of this was seen in the many exhibits throughout the year. Outstanding pieces of art work were done in mosaic, sculp- ture, mobile, and graphic arts. The student's art was exhibited in the County Traveling Art Mobile and the Annual Spring Show. Mr. Beckley solves many a studcnt's problem. Art is a culture worth cultivating. Guidance One of the most important departments in the school is the guidance department. We all will remember it with great appreciation for the way Miss Lohr and Mr. Beckley helped us realize our interests, aptitudes, and capacities and then suggested courses of study for us to follow to prepare ourselves for the future. Through guidance classes, group meetings, special films, career conferences, the counsellors endeavored to help us understand ourselves and directed us in the right way. This class looks interesting. Special Education In the special classes at Conemaugh Township, the academic work isl divided into three main categories: language arts, mathematics, and social studies. Much stress is put on the ability to read better. Magazines, teen-age stories, and news- papers are used most frequently to pre- pare the students for this type of reading in later life. Stories are often read aloud in class. Math is taught by corrective measures in the regular class, supplemented by practical use, such as grocery orders, figuring the cost of clothing and furniture, telling time, and learning of wages. Each fall this class takes care of the popcorn stands at the football games. This gives the pupil an opportunity to have actual experience. VVowl You mean there are that many muscles in our body? Gym fill! Today with the ever-increasing number of automo- biles on the American roads goes an increasing need for more effective safety rules and more experienced driv- ers. The best Way to acquire the correct attitudes and skills is to take the driver education course offered by the high school. The course, which includes classroom instruction and behind-the-Wheel training, covers all phases of driving. The reward for taking the course is not only in the receiving of your license, but in acquiring practical and useful knowledge for now, and future Vears. 69 Health Gym and health classes also are a valuable part of the curriculum at our high school. Supervised recreation not only adds variety to the school day, but also gives the body its needed exercise. The classes serve a four- fold purpose in that they provide the student with the physical, mental, social, and emotional aspects of life. Another important phase of health is actual classroom Work, Where the pupils learn about family living and the general rules of physical and mental hygiene. By discussing such common problems as dating, going steady, and the social graces, the students often find solutions to their problems. First aid is also taught in co-ordinance with the health program. Your physical fitness depends a lot on proper exercise. 0 Q Driver Education Driving a car safely can be fun. Just ask Bobbie Helsel. Mr. Kautz seems to be explaining the responsibility that goes along with driving. 1939-The first orchestra. Acfivifies 1939-One of the first vocal groups. 70 ,a 1939 The hrst organized Student Council. An integral part of every student's life at Conemaugh Township High School is the extra-curricular activities in which he or she par- ticipates. The student who is interested in dramatics, journalism, or music, can find outlets for his talent in the various activities under these departments. There are also clubs. Some are organized with a purpose behind them, while others are organized purely for social reasons. The main social events each year are the dances. The Christmas Dance, getting us into the right spirit for a festive season, is followed by the Valentine Dance, over which the Valentine Queen and her court reigns. Then comes the dreamy Junior-Senior Prom, long awaited and long remembered by all. Yes, Conemaugh Township's aim is to graduate Well-rounded indi- viduals today who will make better citizens tomorrow. 71 it ? SAXAPHONES and FLUTES-First row: Deanne Dirsch, Roxanne Horton, Gloria Mostoller, Rose Vinosky. Sefond row: George Ault, Florence Ullery, Linda Zimmerman, William Stiles. Third row: George Phillips, Sandra Lehman, Lorraine James, Barbara Williams. Fourth row: Joanne Dill, Carol Schmidt, George Kogut, David Donges, Patricia McKenna. BAND MEMBERS CORNETS-First row: William Mikesell, Alden Holsopple, Ruth Speicher, Joan Harmon. Second row: Janie Punchak, Anna Dill, Clifford James, Walter Ullery, Robert Cable, Calvin Anderson. Third row: David Mishler, Fred Blough, Robert Phillips, Anthony Mosca, Clyde Mikesell. CLARINETS-First row: Carol Degory, Ronald Berkey, Arlene Walker, Joanne Shaffer, Roberta Helsel, Evelyn Vinosky, Rita Miller. Second row: Carol Eppley, Patricia Stephenson, Bonnie Ober, Diana Blough, Alice Garland, Beverly Jones, Shirley Kaufman. Third row: Bonnie Dipre, Kathryn Blough, Karen Keim, Sally Horner, Kena Fasola, Kay Liska, Evelyn Acitelli, Lucille Stutzman. Fourth row: Ethel Cagley, Robert Char- ley, Eugene Thomas, David Brink, Richard Wytko, Lee Berkebile, Elsie Thomas. 72 M sf-gwawwswwwmw-w7wf::f:wwwrf : ff -Jwmamuw ulm1l l 1957-1958 TROMBONES-Marlin Rose, Gary Holsopple, James Black, lla Yoder, Harvey Wirick, Donald Kaufman, Larry Kimmel. DRUMS, BELLS, and FRENCH HORNS-Fin! row: David Spory, Joseph Lynch, Duane Croyle, Wil- liam Harmon, Carl Walker, Rich- ard Lefchick, Fred Fetterman, Richard Gindlesperger. Sefond row: Donna Stock, Connie Thomas, Grace Gilbert, Eloise Maldet, Emma Jean Gisewhite, Doris Brown, Ruthann Clark, Betty Danko. Third row: Charlotte Con- stantino, Patricia Sherbine, Vivian Mishler, Gary Miller, Diane Bow- crs, Murial Toms. BARITONES and BASSES-Firrl row: Hedy Davis, Romaine Saylor, James Keim, Chester Thomas. Second row: Robert Walker, Clifford Ott, CONEMAUGH TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL BAND season. It is under the capable leadership of Mr. John Salay, Jr. l The Conemaugh Township High School Marching Band, one of the best in the district, adds color and pep to the football l This Indian Miss, who steps lively, leads the band at all performances. Drum Majorette-Dorothy Lasako 74 BANNER CARRIERS-Michaelene Oranchak and Sharon Meyers These two girls very proudly carry'the banner of our school. if E ,K , ,Y 1 COLOR GUARDS-Kenneth Keim, Bryan Slick, Fred Koss, Barry McDaniel. These boys represent our country and our school. , ORCHESTRA-The orchestra provides an oppor- tunity for the students to enjoy classical and semi- classical music. ASSEMBLY BAND-This band aids the cheer- leaders in their pep rallies and also furnishes the lively marches for our assemblies. One of the best organists in the school is Shirley Kaufman. played for many assemblies and school activities. She has The wonderful times and the fun they've had in band, will be the memories of these seniors. Fin! row: Director, Mr. John Salay, Jr., Janie Punchak, Roberta Helsel, Dorothy Lasako. Second row: Bonnie Ober, Shirley Kaufman, Sandra Lehman, Rose Vinosky, Ruth Speicher, Anna Dill. Third raw: Robert Phillips, Alice Garland, Sally Horner, Diana Blough, Deanne Dirsch, Barbara Williams, Lorraine James, Ruthann Clark, David Brink. Fourlh row: Carl Walker, David Spory, Kenneth Keim, Clyde Mikesell, Larry Kimmel, David Donges, Tony Mosca, Fred Blough, Walter Ullery, Donald Kaufman. , 1 Patricia Oranchak, Judy Yoder, Dorothy Lasako, Mona Kay Mc- Rita Miller and Mr. John Salay, jr. Mr. Salay, Daniel, and Carol Berzonski. From early fall till late in spring, these head of the instrumental music department at Cone- majorettes are in the swing. maugh Township High School, is performing one of his many daily tasks. Barbara Obert, Roberta Minihan, and Mary Carol Ketchock. The future leaders ofthe Senior High Band are these majorettes. Junior High Band-Little is heard from this band, until its members fill the ranks of Senior High Band. 76 i VOCAL GROUPS ,rm xii S Richard Horner, Dennis Thomas, Ronald Stuver, and Anthony Mosca, Linda Kelly, Judith Stutzman, and James Keim. A new group organized this year, who brought enjoy- ment and good cheer. Walter Ullery. These four boys harmonized to many barbershop tunes. Senior High Gertrude Hanson, Roberta Helsel, Donna Stock, Gerald Petro, Patrick Shubic, Thomas Baroni, and William Brougher. Ab- sent when picture was taken-Karen Speicher. Old time favor- L u ites and new hit tunes were brought to us by the octet. Shirley Kaufman, Sandra Lehman, and Janie Punchak. Singing high singing low, content to sing, wherever they go. l 77 Now in its tenth year, the Choir, consisting of more than sixty members, is one of the most honored groups in the music department. Under the direction of Miss Blanche Shalfer, it provides an inspiring service in the community's churches, during the spring season. Firsr row: G. Hanson, B. Rabic, S. Wagner, J. Stutzman, M. Reckner, B. Ober, S. Kaufman, K. Blough, J. Stutzman, K. Keim, J. Punchak, W. Bentz, R. Helsel, J. Grabusnik, C. Constantino. Suomi row: D. Blough, L. Kelly, P. Sherbine, D. Bowers, P. Oranchak, C. Thomas, B. Golembeski, S. Lehman, B. Schullery, Thomas, C. Fronzoli, K. Liska, D. Stock, K. Fasola, B. Salain, E. Cagley. Third row: J. Stevens, W. Ullery, Fye, A. Mishler, R. Blough, M. Snyder, P. McGonigle, F. Young, J. Fye, R. Horner, R. Stuver, G. Bentz, Keim, D. Thomas, T. Baroni. Fourth row: R. Bergman, B. McDaniel, P. Shubic, A. Mosca, D. Kaufman, L. Kimmel, W. Kauffman, G. Petro, R. Foreback, W. Brougher, J. Donges, J. Lamb, G. Fulton, W. Drenner, B. Slick, R. Charley. Aci telli . 1957-1958 Participation in concerts and festivals is the climax of their efforts. Trios, quartets, and ensembles have their origin in this chorus. 1 78 F rom a small beginning, this group has grown until it now numbers fifteen. They are the pupils of Miss Shaffer. Organ students Doris Brown, Karen Reichelt, James Black, Patricia Sherbine Connie Thomas, Marian Younkin, Janet Grabusnik, Joann Shaffer Barbara Dill, Sandra Lehman, Joyce Black, Shirley Kaufman Evelyn BOYS' TRIO-Nova VVingard-Pianist, Alvin Davidhizer, Michael Brougher, Thomas Barnitz. Although they are full of pep, they try to make their songs a success. VOCAL GROUPS GIRLS' TRIO-Karen Reichelt'-Pian- ist, Lois Yoder, Judy Cagley, Susan Hel- sel. Practice makes perfect, is what these three believe. NINTH GRADE TRIOYMarian Youn- kin-Pianist, Rita Miller, Nova W'ingard, Patricia Saylor. This group adds to the pleasure and enjoyment of our school functions. Junior High JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS' ENSEIVIBLE -VVith this group, some work and some play brings us melodies gay. JUNIOR HIGH BOYS' ENSEMBLE- Although a mischievous group at times, these boys Work hard when the time comes. 80 Nova YVingard and Marian Younkin. Credit should be given to these two girls, for they work very hard in ac- eompaning the ensembles. JUNIOR HIGH CHORUSgWhile these underclassmen are working hard to fill the vacancies left in choir and Senior High Chorus, they provide wonderful music for listening pleasure. Miss ShafTer's diligence and patience provide an incentive for hard work in our many and varied musical activities. Picture I-Sandra Lehman at the organ. Picture QWA choir rehearsal. Picture 3-Miss Shaffer looks over a selection of song sheets. l 8 I Co-editor Janie Punchak gets ideas from previous yearbooks. The department editors look over the dummy pages. fr Staff asses CONNU 52 3-131: 1 .. 177 vi . 1 if 1 .1 i s s , 5 -as - 5 5? H -Q... Co-editors Mary Ann Danko igggi Janie Punchak 325 S 'e'e'a ' fissistant Editors Roberta Helsel 5 A Esther Kantz gum Art Editor Roberta Helsel mf: '29tfsQ fissistant Barbara Golembeski 2:3195 Business zllanager Shirley Kaufman 'W Q Qzfv Q Assistant Recla Blough 'USMS Hh- Photography Editor Classes Editor Sports Editor Activities Editor Music Editor Typing Editors Linda Kelly Diane Rimoldi Nancy Tamburini Beverly Schullery Roger Naugle Judi Stutzman Sandra Lehman Barbara Golembeski, Mr. Kososki, and Roberta Helsel work out a cover design and generally take care of the art. 82 As the yearbook goes to press, the ed- itors and assistant editors relax and heave a sigh of relief. Wlork on the book began as soon as they were appointed. A theme was chosen, pictures were taken, the cover was designed. Next the dummy was made, pictures identified and put in their proper places, and of course the stories were written. The business had to be taken ,555 CGNEMAUGH MACH Advisors Mr. Robert Dyer Family Advisor Mr. VValter Kososki dr! Miss Elizabeth VVill Business Mrs. Margaret Statler Typing Mrs. Erma May Lilrmry Co-editor Mary Ann Danko begins making out the dummy. R N 1 1 is h , , The typing staff, business staff, and assistant editors ' t Oger aug C OO S Over C Sports Situation' past also worked hard to make the earbook a s cces ' . u . s. and present. y care of, too. Advertisers were solicited and sales were carried on. Now the CON- NUMACH is complete for another year, recording the history of another class. The stall' thanks all those who helped make it possible and we especially hope you enjoy reading it as much as we en- joyed editing it. i The editors talk things over with Mr. Dyer. Without the help of the advisors, the yearbook could never have been. CCNTCWNIAN The click of typewriters, the call, Pass the goop, and the roar of the mimeograph machine are familiar sounds to the staff of the CONTOVVNIAN, our school paper. Coming out weekly, the paper strives to keep the student body, the faculty, and area residents in- formed of the news and sports in the high school, and also to en- courage students to display their literary talents. A variety of jobs such as writing, headcutting, mimeographing, and typing are available to interested pupils. Each year at the annual banquet, the new editors and assistant editors are named and the seniors surrender their places to the juniors and sophomores. Seniors-Editor+David Donges, News Editor-Judi Stutzman, Assistant-Beverly Schullery, Feature Editor!Mary Ann Danko, Assistant-Anthony Mosca, Sports EditorwPatrick Shubic, Assist- ants-Ronald Bergman, Roger Naugle, Typing-Patricia Stephen- son, Cartoonist-Diana Blough, AdvisorfMr. John Paxton. .il The assistant editors worked hard in order to he prepared to take over the paper in February. :uni As the editors leave the paper, they hold many memories of past ex- periences. Student Council Gerald Petro calls a meeting ofthe senior high ofiicers. These junior high officers gain invaluable experience which can be applied in later years. f. Q i Q X' NVQ, if W 0 ,i 43. cR.x.F.1 J ' V Thespians ii juniors and seniors who have earned sufhcient credit in dramatics make up Conemaugh Township High School's Thespian Troup 412. The Thespians present several plays during the year, including those for ex- change assemblies. Awards are presented to outstand- The Student Council is divided into two bodies-the junior high and the senior high. Each group elects its own oflicers and each carries on its own projects. Senior HighwThe Council is organized in order to provide for student participation in school government. Each year this group Clecorates the school for Christmas and conducts many other worthwhile projects. This year, the collection of toys and food and clothing for needy families highlighted the activities. Junior High-The main purpose of the Junior High Student Council is to instruct the junior high pupils in parliamentary procedure. Thus theyjaecome better able to take over positions in the Senior High Council. Onc of their main projects this year was to hold dances in the gym during free periods in order to teach boys how to dance. National Honor Society This year the Connumach Chapter of the National Honor Society again held its annual initiation for se- lected members from the junior and senior classes. These students were chosen on the basis of outstanding scholarship, service, leadership, and character. No other honor excells that of membership in this society, for here recognition is given to the well-rounded life, to high standards, and to noble deeds of service. THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS: Gerald Petro- President, Pat Shubicw-Vice-president, Janie Punchak-Secretary, Roberta Helsel-Treasurer, Sandra LehmaniHistorian, Shirle' ing pupils in thig troup, 85 Ketchock-Assistant Treasurer. Advisor-Mrs. Kathleen VVond' SENIOR CLASS PLAY We Were Young Thai Year - December 4 8 5, 1957 Cast Naney Janie Punchak Andy Robert Phillips Aunt Sally Judi Stutzman Marrha Barbara Golembeski Betsy Wilda Bentz Ernie George Walker Joe Patrick Shubic Dunnie Bill Leitenberger Palsy Reda Blough Jack Wallace Boyd Elsie Gertrude Hanson Leona Alice Garland Prudy Diana Blough Steve David Donges Larry Gerald Petro Carol Carol F ronzoli Hudson Walter Ullery Woman Beverly Schullery Prompters Ruth Hershberger Judy Powell Make-up Linda Kelly Jeanne Knapp The senior class presented the comedy-romance, We Were Young That Year, in a matinee perform- ance on December 4, and an evening performance December 5. The play told in a series of Hashbacks about the sum- mer romance of Nancy, Janie Punchak, and Andy, Robert Phillips. The plot becomes no less complicated as Aunt Sally, Judi Stutzman, Hits in and out looking for a certain species of bird, and Gloria, Barbara Golem- beski, tries to Win Andy back. It all turns out well in the end and the seniors store up many memories from their last high school play. 'Wow' a bull's eye, says Ernie as he aims the toy pistol at Joe. nf DIRECTORS-Mrs. Erma May, Miss Elizabeth Will, and Student ,. vur A,,'lN,.,1,, STAGE CREW-Kenneth Keim, Kenneth Eash, Jacob Stevens and David Spory. 86 ' l N.. .M-.. -vs 1 r 4 , 5 , 1 I' ' ' , ,Y.. 2 X . :ff S X - , 4 V V - ' ii ' r ' if f' ' x l ,LH it if 1 f 1 y 'WT . .qi .. Director-Mr' Paxton Assistant Director-Mr. STAGE CREW-Dave Spory, Roger Naugle, Robert Marcinko Vizzini. Oliver Ewing, Dave Brink. Cast J u n I0 r p I a y Fred Hastings - Ierry Petro Cora Hastings - Iudi Stutzman Gilbert Hastings - Dave Donges Nancy Graham -- Diane Blough Larry Madison - George Walker Iulie Tucker - Iane Punchak Gloria Patterson - Barbara Golembeski Melinda Whipple - Shirley Kaufman Lois Corwin - Saundra Lehman Mr. Danbury - Pat Shubic Bill Sterling - Anthony Mosca Student Director - Mary Ann Danko The Junior Class presented a three-act comedy en- titled 'KShy Guyf' Does it look at all familiar? Of course, youire right! These Juniors are now our graduating Seniors. As proof of their Thespian ability, some of them repeated as the stars of the Senior Class Play. Tragedy, comedy, pathos, laughter-the show must go on! PLAY CAST AND PROMPTERS-Bottom row-lane Punchak, George Walker, Ierry Petro, Dave Donges, Anthony Mosca, Pat Shubic, Iudi Stutzman. Top row-Roberta Helsel, Diana Blough, Barbara Boyer, Saundra Lehman, Barbara Golembeski, Shirley Kaufman. Alpha Y-Teens The Alpha Y-Teens was one of the more active organizations during the school Fu'rure Teachers of America The purpose of the Future Teachers of America is to acquaint interested people with the teaching profession and give them an opportunity to discover Whether or not they will be successful in that Held. The group this year consists of twenty members. Officers are: president -Diana Blough, vice-president and president elect for 1958-59-FTHHCCS Younkin, secretaryaBarbara Schul- lery, treasurer-Barbara Golembeski, and librarian-M Ethel Cagley. The members participate in such activities as helping with pre-school registration at the grade schools, usher- ing for the grade school festival, and attending the County FTA Conference each year. Miss Will is sponsor of this group. year. They sponsored record hops, sold stuffed animals, and prepared baskets for needy families besides helping with many other worth While projects. Barbara Wil- liams, Nancy Tamburini, Esther Kantz, Alberta Dabbs, Barbara Boyer, Carol Schmidt, and Sandy Brown served as the officers of president, vice-president, sec- retary, treasurer, program chairman, pub- licity chairman, and inter-club council representative, respectively. Miss Seaman was sponsor of the group. Beta Y-Teens The Beta Y-Teens is the junior group of Y-Teens. Sponsored by Mrs. Shirk, the club consists of over fifty members. Pres- ident-B arbara Schullery, vice-president -Delores Speicher, secretary-Linda Lappi, treasurer-Betty Marone, pro- gram chairman-Linda Zimmerman, and inter-club council representative and al- ternate-Florence Ullery and Darla Mil- ler, worked hard to make the club a suc- cess. Among the many projects this year was the sending of food baskets to needy families at Thanksgiving. Junior FHA Every Thursday, during lunch period, the junior Future Homemakers of America meet in the home eco- nomics' laboratory. The motto of this organization is Toward new horizons, and its stated purpose is to learn to live better today in order that our lives, and those of our families, may be better tomorrow. The officers of the' club are president-Carolyn Eash, vice-president-Laura Hart, secretary-Judy Ott, treasurer?Barbara Rummel, and reporter-Janie Pendleton. Mrs. Hinish sponsors the group. Public Address Beverly Schullery, Judi Stutzman, Kenneth Keim. Ten verses from the Bible, a cheery good morning, and the daily announcements symbolize the P. A. chaplain. The day could hardly begin without the devotions and announce- ments of which are read by one of several girls each morning. Besides the actual reading, a mechanically minded boy must work the buttons and controls so that each room receives the words clearly. Future Nurses of America The FNA, or Future Nurses of Amer- ica, was newly organized this year by Mrs. Foster, our school nurse. Consisting of twelve charter members, the club's purpose is to further interest girls in nurs- ing and other medical professions. The oflicers are presidentiAntoinette Ewa- nitsko, vice-president-Ruth Speicher, secretary-treasurer-Rose Vinosky, and historian-Donna Witkowski. The girls try to secure blood donors, plan held trips, and make favors for children in hospitals. Juniors are inducted into the club in May, School Store Front-George Walker, Linda Kelly, Lo- retta Shaffer, Joanne Marcinko, Wilda l Bentz, Reda Blough, Jeanne Knapp. Back-Shirley Kaufman, Barbara Golem- beski. The school store's main purpose is to provide an outlet for milk, chips, and cokes at lunch and to sell school supplies. The store is open each day at noon and also at the home basketball games. An able staff of pupils man the counter each day as the crowd of anxious school child- ren descent upon it. At the end of each year, the store's prohts are divided among the various organizations. School Bank ll'M' ,,,, Vg..-mf., Ms Lucille Donitzen, Reda Blough, Sandra Gindlesperger, Joanne Poeta, George VValker. i The school bank is organized to handle the money belonging to the grade schools and the extra-curricular organizations of the high school. The staff is made up of Mr. Beckley and live seniors and juniors. Each sixth period, these students learn the banking business by counting and packaging money, maintaining all finan- cial records for organizations, writing checks, receiving deposits, and making deposits in the Davidsville branch ofthe Johnstown Bank 81 Trust Company. Each spring, sophomores are chosen to replace the outgoing seniors. Athletics are an invaluable part of every high school's activity program. As every coach knows, his team will do twice as well with the school behind it. Thus the cheerleaders. These girls lead the fans in expressing their loyalty and support to the team and the school. Such is the case at CTHS. Pep rallies, as shown in the picture above, are part of the program to bolster school spirit. 90 PEP i The first still another WCYC at the Conemaugh was unique in -ment mght l P s of 1942. He is ssued in a Bachelor of Class m the ery much interested in Dr. Telford the original facu remember and l Many first graduates twenty years, but We Principal, was the First: still with us in the high Robert Kelly, Dr. Kenneth Some of will still Shaffer, for our CHRISTMAS DANCE December 21, 1957, a beautiful clear night, was the date of the Sophomore Christmas Dance. The theme, Colonial Christmas, was carried through by decora- tions of colonial silhouettes. An eighteen foot tree domi- nated the center of the gym. The Duke Andrews Orchestra played music which was enjoyed by all. Much planning, Worry, and work went into this night, but the lines of fatigue faded as happy couples danced their cares away. Richard Horner and Ruth Speicher enter the gym, prepared for a never to be forgotten evening of dancing. You can be sure it's not yearbook problems they're discussing. 9 2 l u Dafe - December 21,1957 Time - 8:00 - 11:00 P.M ' -W Mr . George Walker checks Vivian Mil1er's program, as Dorothy Lasako and Anthony Mosca admire the high Christmas tree. 3 A e w'1 -6' gr I ' Y T75 : We Q. my N Tom Page offers Shirley Ketchock cookies and punch at intermission. Judi Stutzman and Dave Donges are en- hanced as they dance to the music of the Duke Andrew's Orchestra. w 93 VALENTINE DANCE x 'ki ,wf..a ..f. 'K vu Q uv' if HPS? AI T I v ,dk ,i-gy, ! Z.'P 'fi' M, The Senior Class chose Lucille Donitzen and Gerald Koontz to reign as Queen and King of Hearts at the annual Valentine Dance. Lucille looked stunning in her beautiful, pink waltz-length formal. 94 Dafe-February 15, T958 Time-8:00-11:00 P.M Nancy Haas, the Junior Princess, was escorted by john Rcyck. Nancy looked very lovely in her pink waltz-length gown. Rose Marie Yunetz, the Sophomore Princess, was escorted by Enrico Flaim. Rosie well deserved the honor of attending our queen. . u QL if V Lucille is being crowned Queen of Hearts by King Mona McDaniel, Joe Yunetz, Daryl Hershberger, Gerald-A moment to be remembered! Pat Saylor. Everyone enjoyed dancing to the music 95 of Lee Small's Orchestra. Milo DeArmy signs Beverly Schulleryls program. Sea Fantasyu was the theme of the Junior-Senior Prom held May II, 1957. To enter the gym, couples were forced to go through a cave and thus to enter the world of Neptune, fish, and seaweed. Dancing to the music of Dave Dysert's band, the couples saw such amazing sights as a pickled herring and a school of fish. Set in the center of the gym was a large diver, who had just come upon a treasure chest. The dance lasted until 11:00 P. M., and most people agreed that a wonderful time was had by all. JUNIOR - SENIOR PROM may ll, 1957 Mary Ann Danko, Esther Kantz, Tom Tedrow and James Wishinsky The dance was enjoyed by all as witnessed by these smiling faces. 96 Daryl Hershberger and guest, Ron- ald Stuver and Lucille Donitzen. Sitting a dance out can be fun, too. The seniors store up many memories at this, their last high school dance. Dancing and dreaming! Janie Punchak, Bob Phillips, Bobbie Helsel, and Tony Mosca relax and enjoy the dance after much hard work in planning for it. 97 MAPLE QUEEN REPRESENTATIVE Princess Diana On Tuesday, January 7, 1958, Diana Blough was chosen to represent Conemaugh Township High School at the Annual Maple Queen Contest held at Cochran Junior High School. Diana modeled a waltz-length, nile green gown. For her talent, she presented a chalk talk and sang America the Beautiful. Also competing for the title were Sandra Lehman, who played a piano solog Dorothy Lasako, who twirledg Esther Kantz, who performed a tap danceg and Janie Punchak, who gave a reading. 98 Y-mf Diana Blough-chalk talk 4 4541 4 45 U I 4 gf 4 4 '4 ' '4 4 4 SE59E'34s4.51 9' .4432- 43419411141 1 gl 414.4 4 4 ' 5115 4' 1 ' N 4, 414' fi' 9441 4 4 4, 4'4 4 44 g441g4111,4 4 4 flag' 44 4 , 44545194344 , 5 , ' 4' 1 , ,Q Q4l441SQ4'14' 41474004 I 4 1 '4 4, 40944 4 4,3 IV' , .qv 4 4 4, 4,44 444 ,144 4 4, 4 4 4,4, 4 4 ,4 ,4 4 4 4 4 ,444 4 4g 4 4,4 4 4.4 4,4,44'4 fur' ,O 4,4 ' .n,'41l4 I 414 4149, , -W ' 15215 .4f:ff11Z1f'?fi5 ' 5' f I, 44 4 4,l 4 4, 4,44,44' lg g'al0'l Q4 ' P512 45E41',4a, 4 4,-1145 V4 441-1 44',-14-4-4 41 44- GJ' -1-4 '4 4424-' ,',e4' I H'-G 45541 'g 4' ' l4'4 4 4 5 4 5' 941 4 14 '144e'1 '4 5 ,dev i 4' 5 ' 5 1195 ,,, lf 4 Haig , 4' 4' ' HE 4 f, 49441, ,4'l 'l4', ' , 4 l4 '4'4I,' 4' ' .-.54 4 41 vb' ' . f 4' : 4-4 fx. 4 4 4 4 9,4344 4 91,43 249, .gy 4 ' 4 4' 43' 44' 214' - 4 44' 8, f' 4: '4'- 'M' ,414',1'144' Q G 'O' ','4, lg4h4,-'hi:'a4a4Q4 4'4 4,4414 4324W123 W1'E14-'Q'-'-1g'4z-'Wf f141 4512 444445 ,4'5 ' 4 ,x '. 4 FEW 4- 5541 4 '41 44,119 5 4 ,4 ,i 4 41:1 ' 4'.4:' '44 .1131 1' , 4 It I 44: QE 4 1, 44 044 I 4,34 1 144 4 4244 4 44: M . nn , 44 4 5 5 4 1'-.sv Dorothy Lasako-twirled w H.. W, Esther Kantz-tap dance . r 4514 . .4 499' ,411 V4 4 ag 4 3434 g Aw 41 499' 4 . U f -.4-4444.4 44 4 '-wg 4 Qjqw' dex., ':?Qk,4Q1- 'Qt' 44 1 04 N 4.4 ,404 4:3 9448, J ug 4044 ,H 4 fflg 44 . '4'Q'94'V4', 0.04 9 A ' . 4S '- VM 'PQ ' 'Q' 4 ' 53? S ,'04X44', 44 40445444 ' 44' 0 O U f 9 'v '4K'444'444 454' '4'44 445554944 4' ' w44v,4'4,4'44 34 444 ,44 4 -94,44 4,4 ,44444'.g4 4 W 44 4 4' I 4 4 4 of 4 I 0 'Q 9 452'-A 4 'MWWF , 4 N44 4 ',,,44444' ,4:Q:4,4'4'44, 40,5454 0 'V WNW? 4' 445 4' - la, Y4?4.44,4 4, 444 ' ZVW44' 'W ? 4-M.-wx -W- 4 4 4 ' 5 .gw 4 334' ,QQ 4.04 O , 44 44' 4' 4 QQ' 545 44' 4 O 45,Q O 64 4su94:4 45' 3 5'4 ',444 W4 vu 549 4 'NA 'Os O 4,44 4 451' 4 oe, 4' 'go ,094 9' 4 04 4 484' AQ QQA. at Q .QW 4 'Qtgvlsghg 4 ,454 .. .M We-4'4-424:-4WiX4'c4-me-414'4' V 4 4 ' 44 4 'Q4,gw , ' 4' 4Wv4'5 V 'Q' ,484 H' 9 4 , '44 6,45 44 Q.. , ,g44.,g45:,4, , ' , 44 ',353a':4: 4,. 3 4 4 Q O Q40 4 4 4 ,,4,'8I',' 'A4 '54 ' V: 74' 4' 4 .454 3,4543 ' 4 X 4 4 A ew 43.1 4 ? Sandra Lehman-piano solo 99 Janie Punchak-reading 0 'IHLFW fi AA 1, 'im ff? gf t in rg' W ,LQTXNA 5 'PN' This early football team paved the way for our fine team of today. VVe, at Conemaugh Township High School, are proud, and justly so, of our athletes. Wle have had graduates from our school go on to a higher education and to greater glory and reward in some ofthe major colleges in the country. This year, we are represented at Michigan State, Annapolis, University of Pennsylvania, and VVyoming. Our coaches teach more than just the rules ofthe sport. Play the game for all you're worth-win or losefyou will always have the satisfaction of knowing that you have done your best. VVe know that the fellows carry the traditions and the good fellow- ship gained from athletics out into the world of industry and business. Our boys from the teams of this year will be no exception, but we who were your classmates want you to know that we will be rooting for you just as hard as we did when the competition was on the gridiron, the diamond, the court, or the track. Lessons learned in sports will help to mould your way of life. IOO Cheerleaders to support che teams A Hue looking basketball team. IOI In Front: Jane Punchak. Firrt row: Assistant Coach-Donald O'Connor, Dwight Gindlesperger, Pat Shubic, Jerry Petro, Dick Zlater, Gary Payne, Tom Page, Walter Starvis, Richard Jacobs, Ronald Stuver, Coach-Steve Terebus. Serond row: Mike Demko, Ray Dabbs, Henry Tomko, Lee Naugle, Jim Robertson, John Rycyk, Gary Fulton, Robert Hawkins, Jesse Garlesky, Don Woj tisek. Third row: Assistant Coach-Joe Majer, Tom Baroni, Bob Foreback, Jim Clement, Joe O'Connor, Jesse Shroyer, Glen Holsopple, Gary Kaltenbaugh, Nick Brenchak, Bill Brougher, Trainer-Jim Spory. Fourth row: Dennis Thomas, Calvin Thomas, John Kuchman, Spurgeon Brenchak, Bob Harmon, Rico Flaim, John Kogut, Frank Grandas, Bob Fuller. Fyfth row: John Price, Bill Litzinger, Don Cramer, Bob Eash, Bill Drenner. Sixth row: Zigmund Vargo, Richard Orkis, Richard Blough, Fred Patosky, Harold Ott, Willis Hershberger, Dan Clement. COACHES-I n Franl: Trainer-James Spory, Coach Steve Terebus. Standing: Assistants-Donald O'Connor, Joseph Majer. r 34' 3. 9. ' pgpmwo--. -A. . . .- A .. ,.3 .fa A ' Mpeg' ' at L, 'Ai , fp Ee, - 7 I ,h . ff W .,- - 1 with fQff!9tfQi+k L Eaififtgjigjifg 5: . fi .zap -t ear--an ,y as '19, f-.. . Co-Captain-Pat Shubic - ' -G ld P t Co Captain era e ro Pomion-Quarterback Positio n-End FOOTBALL What a year!! Just name an unusual situation-think of any piece of bad luck-that's right-it happened to us. We won, and of course we lost, but all in all it was a good year. Every game was fought for until the final whistle-every play, every minute of competition was like an experience never to be captured again. There's something about an athlete that commands respect. Maybe it's poise, maybe it's egoism, and perhaps it'sjust plain heart-whatever it is, our foot- ball team had it. Good luck, fellows!! In college, or in the world of industry and business, we know you will always be tough competitors. IO2 The Indians opened their 1957 season with victories over North Cambria and Boswell. The next three games all went down in the books as ties. The Windber and DuBois games were cancelled because of the Hu epidemic which hit the schools ofthe area. The Indians then defeated Adams and Shade, only to lose to Somerset in the final game of the season. Congratulations to Gerald Petro, who was voted to the second string Tribune-Democrat All-Star Team. Others to receive honorable mention were Tom Page, Pat Shubic, and Walter Starvis. Congrat- ulations to these boys for their hard work! SENIOR MEMBERS Dwight Gindlesperger-Halfback Richard Jacobs-Guard Tom Page-Halfback Gary Payne-End VValter Starvis-Center Ronald Stuver-Tackle Richard Zlatere-Tackle JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL-Coach Edgar O'Connor Cabsent when picture -wax lakenj, Assistant Coach-Robert Fuller. This team displayed fine talent in football this year by winning four out of five games. . 103 T BASKETBALL Fin! row: B. Foreback, R. Flaim, E. Thomas, W. Brougher, H. Tomko, W. Hershberger. Second row: Coach Majer, M. DeArmy, G. Holsopple, J. Yunetz, T. Page, R. Andrews, J. Petro, W. Starvis. Tom Page-Forward Coach Joseph Majer Gerald Petro-Forward MANAGERS-jim Clement, Gary Payne Walter Starvis, Captain-Guard Joe Yunetz-Center 1958 IO4 l CTHS SCO res Opponents 62 43 Boswell 67 Shade 56 47 Richland 62 66 Boswell 43 65 Shade 3 8 54 Central Cambria 52 62 Westmont 67 45 Windber 7 3 58 Indiana 66 54 Ferndale 78 65 Somerset 5o 47 Westmont. 50 47 Johnstown 69 53 United Joint 52 5 5 Richland 79 64 Central Cambria 46 71 United Joint 42 5 8 Ferndale 60 62 Windber 56 JUNIOR VARSITY-Front: J. Kogut, M. Rose, W. Brougher, R. Foreback, E. Flaim, F. Young, R. Fuller, W. Hersh- berger. Bark: J. Payne, R. Andrews, F. Sakmar, M. DeArmy, G. Holsopple, D. Cramer, B. McDaniel. Wins-9 Losses-9 1o5 WRESTLING First row: Coach Don O'Connor, R. Jacobs, A. Marcinko, R. Eash, N. Brenchak, L. Naugle, C. Thomas. Second row: Dwight Gindlesperger, J. Hostetler, M. Snyder, L. Millinder, J. Clement, R. Wise. Dwight Gindlesperger SENIOR MEMBERS Richard Jacobs Wrestling is fast becoming one of the most popular sports at Conemaugh Town- ship High School. The achievement of this year's squad did much more than was expected. The boys worked hard to ac- complish the job set before them. With only two seniors on the squad this year, Coach O'Connor will be looking forward to great years at the Reservation. One of the highlights of the sport, and something the grapplers will be looking forward to, is the District V Wrestling Championship in March. The individual winners in the District V meet will then go on to the Regionals and then to the state finals. 106 Coach-Donald O,Connor l gg i BASEBALL I n Front: Donald Woj tisek. First raw: Tom'Tedrow, Walter Starvis, Dwight Gindlesperger, Jim Jerkes, Frank Desort, Joe Yunetz, Ray Farris. Second row: Pat Shubic, Sam Stayrook, Robert Lehman, Rico Flaim, Frank Grandas, Dave Clement, Gerald Petro. Third row: Coach Walter Shank, Bill Blough, Bob Phillips, Fred Blough, Bob Foreback, Nick Brenchak. Coach Walter Shank gives these three seniors a few pointers about baseball. Jerry Petro, Bob Phillips, and Fred Blough. Take me out to the ball game, is a familiar cry each spring as baseball season rolls around. The Dia- mondmen of Coach Walter Shank completed their ten game card with a respectful six win, four loss record. The Indians got off to a slow start as they lost their first two games. Cresson won the opener, with Ebens- burg pinning the second loss on the Indians. Then the Shankmen got the ball moving as they Went into a five game winning streak, chalking up victories over Nanty- Glo, Portage, Adams, and two over Southmont. Rich- land then stepped in the path to set the Indians back to their third defeat. The Diamondmen chalked up their sixth victory at the expense of Windber. Westmont then closed out the season by handing the Indians their last defeat. Joe Yunetz had the most victories to his credit, as he accounted for half of the team's victories, while suffer- ing one setback. 3 :,. K 1 gn 2 -- V 1:'i 3-5 , I - ,.: e if L,'2:?'f ..,, I.. , . aa... -.- eww t .H . ' 'JL ' U Mft Q Seniors Dwight Gindlesperger and Walter Starvis practice various techniques of pitching and catching. .. , a y . ' iii, V- :-- i, 1 if . if ' i 'Q if Qgwf ,-5ri?gg,,': a ' , ., 4 r 5:1-Mfa : .a,-,A 152 rw grwgiff I it 1,fwwasfi?i?l5' ' 5151, ,gm-Zifizg-Y gm, wm a..-w - ' ,wlzwe f, f sg, ,L M , f ' V, : ,fvggae ,. ., at as M Sir :Til iw ini i ' ' g,i?ia?ifliiiLJqi Q -ig-4:,gy, -,QZv9:gjjE'j -1',Q,f. g , f1g'if.f gg,, nazi- , 525415, gi, i,,,::p,z,g it .i '::'?2-I I-.2 I , Q g,'igV5'j5gUm3f:Ql ,Hail - , ' Y ' is fam ,V ' . ' ., vi ' vaga l 1 ., a dmin 5Ki'5Q?:'?'f?wii,ffx if Irv .1 Pictured above are seniors Joe Yunetz and Pat Shubic. These boys IO7 showed plenty of action at all the games. in A TRACK First row: Norman Benson, Jesse Garlesky, John Rycyk, Lloyd Meyers, Ray Dabbs, Henry Tomko, Tom Barnitz. Second row: Richard Orkis, Gary Fulton, Lee Naugle, John Kuchman, Zigmund Vargo, Louis Burinda, Wally Boyd, Arthur Platt. Third row: Coach George Kogut, Jim Robertson, Dan Kaltenbaugh, Terry Strucky, Glen Holsopple, Sanford Yoder, Tom Page, Gary Kaltenbaugh. Under the direction of Coach George Kogut, the thinclads of Conemaugh Township High School, com- peted in six track events. The Cindermen opened the season by placing seventh in a field of twelve teams, in the coach's meet at Cochran. Their next meet was a Triangular meet in which the Indians tied Shade for first place with 39 points each, and Boswell following with I4 points. In the Junior Pitt meet, the Indians faced some of the state powers, but placed eighth in the field of twelve. In the Mountain Conference meet, the Indians came in fourth with competition from ten other schools. Of the nine teams which participated in the Tri-County meet, the Indians finished fifth. In the last meet of the year, the Cindermen placed third in the District V meet composed of six schools. Seniors- D. Kaltenbaugh, L. Meyers, T. Strucky, S. Yoder. fe. N. .. vw., Wallace Boyd Tom Page Gerald Petro IO 3 i CHEERING SQUAD Carmella Arcail Alvena Marisa Janice Heinrich Imogene Berkey Mary Catherine Rabic Esther Kantz Shirley Ketchock Donna Baroni These girls work very hard for perfection and can be seen at all sports activities throughout the year. VVith the able direction of Mrs. Ickes, and the hard work of Co-Captains Esther Kantz and Shirley Ket- chock, the cheerleaders were always on the go at all sport's activities. Winning or losing, they were always behind the boys cheering them on. Every minute of every game, they gave only their best. They also par- ticipated in the Annual Cheering Contest held at the Cambria County War Memorial. 109 Alvena Marisa, Shirley Ketchock, and Esther Kantz. '1 l 1 w l l 4 J. ANNUALWATHLETIC BANQUET 7' .li fiiff Members of the faculty join in the group singing. Everyone enjoyed listening to Tony Venzon, guest speaker. Coach Terebus tells of the good spirit and co-operation of his players. The Athletic Banquet was one of the many high- cheerleaders, band members, teachers, and other guests. lights of the past school year. It was attended by a Tony Venzon, of Jerome, a Major League Umpire, was record number of over 400, including football players, the guest Speaker. . ff an ,Q Relaxing after the ufea5f-D A delicious meal, prepared by Stuver's Y-Dairy Dine, was enjoyed by all. IIO K l American Tailoring Co. Johnstown Art's Auto Sales Davidsville B. 81 W. Hardware Boswell Beltone Hearing Service Johnstown Vida 81 Garner Berkebile Hooversville Berkey's Grocery, Jerome Berney Bros., Johnstown C. D. Black R. C. Bloom Hardware Davidsville Blough Motor Co. Boswell Drug Store Boswell Lumber Co. Brougher's Economy Store Johnstown Bill Brown's Diner Jennerstown Bruno's Appliance Bruno's Store, Holsopple Callen Baking Co. CAMBRIA OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. Du-piieaiing Specialists Johnstown PATRONS CITIZENS NAT'L BANK IN WINDBER Over 50 yean' of Friendly Service Community Nat'l Bank Boswell-Hooversville Crystal Villa L. H. Nelson COVER STUDIOS 504 Main St. Johnstown Danielli Service Station Route 53 Tire Hill DeRoy's Johnstown Emerick's Service Station Esther's Beauty Shop Holsopple F rank's Economy Store Holsopple F ye's Garage Holsopple Gene's Place, Jerome III Hackey's Food Mkt. Holsopple It pleaser us to please you THE HARRIS-BOYER CO BAKERS OF BUNNY PRODUCTS Donald B. Hay Funeral Home Boswell Helsel's Mkt., Holsopple JOSEPH M. HOFFMAN FUNERAL HOME Boswell Holsopple Feed Mill HOME FURNITURE CO Johnstown Holtzman's Jewelers Johnstown Hurrell Music Shop Johnstown The Style Store Johnstown Sam Roger's Store LaPorta,s Flower Shop Marone's Restaurant Holsopple Kosco Bros., Jerome Keystone Auto Products N iessners' Flowers Johnstown Kuhns 81 Youngs Martin's, Johnstown Dr. E. P. Milch Mosca's Restaurant Holsopple Terrace I Chevrolet Jerome NAUGLE INSURANCE AGENCY Davidsville Homer Sleek, Johnstown James Dairy Store Jerome Penn Printing Co. A Friend E. H. Miller Co., Berlin JOE MILLER 81 SON Holsopple Y DAIRY DINE .Nasal's Dairy Lunch Jerome PATRONS M. Zimmerman Economy Food Mkt. Yoder's Service Station Davidsville WINDBER TRUST CO. A Safe Place to Have Your Money Weiser Music Center, Johnstown Everything in Musie Joe Szala, Iron Smith Shop Holsopple SUBURBAN GAS CO., Johnstown Stump Plumbing 81 Heating Co., Inc. Johnstown .Q,ualiz'y C99 Service Daniel Shaffer and Sons SHEFTIC'S STYLE CENTER, Boswell Oppy Signs 81 Neon Co., Johnstown Propoggids General Store Holsopple Reese Electric Supply Co. Reynolds Typewriter Service Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Acitelli Dr. and Mrs. P. L. Backman Mr. and Mrs. Ledger Baer Bertha Baker Mr. Robert Baker Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Blough Mr. Freeman Blough Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Blough Mr. and Mrs. Leo Bonchin Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Brougher, Jr. Miss Olive Carrico Miss Alberta Ciucci Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dabbs Mr. Warren Dill Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Donges Mr. and Mrs. John E. Eash, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. James English Mr. Dwight Foust Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Gilbert Mrs. Clarence Gindlesperger Mr. and Mrs. Henry Haas Linda Haas Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hart Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Head Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Head Henze Station Mr. Samuel Holsopple Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Horner Miss Eleanor Hruska Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Kaufman Mr. and Mrs. Ray Keim Mr. George Lybarger Mr. Joseph Marcinko Mrs. Herman McKowan Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Meyers Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Mishler Miss Jewell Lane Naugle Mr. and Mrs. Blair Ober Mr. Ernest E. Owens Mr. Howard Price Mr. and Mrs. Michael Punchak Mr. Howard Rodgers Mrs. Gerry Rowland Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Schullery Mary Secora Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Sherbine Mr. and Mrs. Paul Shetler Miss Lois Shroyer Mr. Russell Shroyer Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Sipe Mrs. Morris Spangler Miss Marlene Speicher Mr. and Mrs. Walter Speicher Mrs. Helen Tamburini Rev. and Mrs. Herman Taylor Mr. D. H. Weaver Miss Helen Yuchnik I I 2 This book printed by VELVATONE, a f 1 th graphic printing. Sole producers: Wm. J. K B ff 1 N0 other printing firm is authorized to us th V I ,L y