Dormont High School - Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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ULTIMATE GOAL--THE LIGHT OF LEARNIN ROOM 219 Row 3: C. Kitner, F. Rome , D. Thomas. S. Spicer, M. Burns, J. Mar- tin, D. Meyer, D. Pogel, Burke. Row 2: Mrs. Gennaula, J. Vallor, G. Stevens, M. J. Grabe, M. L. Moore C. Kubiak, D. Kelly, C. Beach, J. Daly, M. Ciravolo. Row 1: J. Yee, D. Donahue, P. XVelsh, J. Kerna, S. McVay, C. Hughes, B. Fahey, E. Fleck, C. Kauf. B. Verna, D. DeFrancisco. ROOM 226 Row 3: J. Spitznagel, J. Nelson. G Smith, J. Schmaus. D. Matthews, J Heard. N. Munn. C. Espy, C. Shan non. R. Beeson. Row 2: Miss Goldstein. T. Bryant, R Green. R. Lorenzi, O. Hohing. J O'Neill, P. Conklin. M. Palmer, D Kelly, C. Scherman. Row 1: N. Sutch, J. Fassinger, J Boynes, M. Capriotti, B. Schopp, P OClllllg. P. McConnell, H. Rameals V. Cacicia. Clj These future scientists Gnd out the why of things by experimenting in chemistry class. They are from left to right: S. Cecere, J. Burda, R. Fellabom, and S. Spicer. Q25 The soon-to-be seniors waiting to be measured for class rings are: M. Glick, R. lvilson, and J. Burke. QSJ A new class this year is the Key Board Theory class. Here J. Boynes demonstrates her newly acquired skill. Q45 Having fun at the lunch time dances sponsored by the Student Council are J. Fassinger and R. Beeson. Q55 Two of the many juniors who attend College Board Examination class every Tuesday after school are J. Connell and B. Tilton.

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JU IORS ARE GUIDED TOWARD THEIR ROOM 101 Row 3: 'l'. Bean, W. Tilton, R. Mc- Dowell. W. Pamper, B. Jolmson, L Beile, D. Vacca, A. McCabe, R. Hanl- ilton. M. Gcis. Row 2: Mrs. Toward, li. Hracli, C Balistreri. C. Bissel. M. Capitanelli K. Wood, A. R0lllZll'J', M. Ynrochko, F. Audia. M. Borysuik. Row 1: D. Malone, I. Marucca, J Wasylik, P. Irvine. J. Muir, B. Tay lor, C. Hartman, J. Lewis, B. Green B. McHugh, D. Claspcr. ROOM 102 Row 3: J. Lotis, J. Hart, J. Rugh, G. Sharp, C. Dawson, P. Black, H. Mueller, R. Schueler, J. Graham. Row 2: Miss Miller, J. Dutko, M. Taszarek, R. Barnes, C. Paape, D. Stoner, A. Campbell, M. George, J. Knieciak, J. Skarvelis, J. Forbrich. Row 1: S. Donati, S. Edgar, B. Mc- Keith, B. Aloe, B. Keating, T. Denton, A. Cecere, J. Keane, l'. Johnson, S. Yee. ROOM 2 Row 3: N. Caldwell, l'. Leffler, J Hurbanek, J. Dittmar, R. Gallagher P. Magnotti. D. Stitzenherg. R. Xvil- liams. H. McMillan. Row 22 Miss Watson, N. Thomas, M. Glick. B. Moore. C. Lecky, J. Benner J. Mooney, G. Herrington. Row l: C. Scattaregia, A. M. Cian- ciosi, R. Peters, R. Fellabom, P Clark, M. E. Kunkel. J. Lorenzini C. Minncci. ROOM 31 Row 3: R. Graham, H. Snider, R. Dey, J. Johnson. R. Scarnati, D Hoghen, M. Vacca. J. Connell, S Pietracatello. Row 2: Mr. Walter. M. Piral. J. Burda, T. Brown, E. Spada, G. Sabo B. Slagle. L. Bost, J. Wiseman, D Benedict. Row 1: J. Horvath, D. O'Conne1l, R. Wilson. B. Blum. D. Boord, M. Jaynes. D. Logan. C. Anderson, I. Dacoros. 1 1

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9 1 'SENIORS To mature the niinds of young people is the goal of our system of education. Throughout the ages edu- cation has been the inspiration for the light of progress. For the last four years the Senior Class of 1958 has been working toward this goal. Now we are going into the world in the hope of contributing to the advance- ment of society. N A or . fl, - '1.. Q