Ford City High School - Trireme Yearbook (Ford City, PA)

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JUDITH KERN .... Judy .... ushers at the Ford thinks Bill is tops in football and basketball has the touch of Lauren Bacall .... plans to take up beauty culture ,. . Oh! those high heels. GIARTH KLINGENSMITH ..., Jug ..., Hails from Rosston .,.. Rackboy at Nick's .,., What would the Sea Scouts do without him? .... Favorite sports are swimming and ice skating ,.,. quiet but friendly. RUTH KING .... Hails from Doby .... Mostly seen in a crowd .,.. Lover of sports, enioys ice-skating most, is it the crowd or the sport? ..,. Has many hobbies .... Works for Mr. Schmidt .... Ambition- become a surgeon. FLORYAN KLIMKOWICZ .,.. Jabo .... Ice-skating Champion .... Pals with Pee Wee .t.. Usually talk- ing to girls in the evenings .... swell person to know ,... Quiet and refined??? STEVE KUVIK .... Copie' .,.. Likes 308 so well you can usually find him there until 5 P. M. ,... Played football ,... can't ever seem to find his books in the library ,... Hopes to teach Economics??? BERTHA KLINGENSMITH .... Birdie .... Always has a smile for everyone .,., Loafs with Peggy .... Has frequent boy trouble ..,. Peaches and cream complexion ..., Would rather sleep than come to school. Twenty

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ROBERT GROSS Bob likes tennis and JACQUELYN HALLMAN . Jackie . , a tall, bowling faithful paper boy on Sunday neat girl ..,. enjoys a good joke . quiet and never seen without Ray or Fred . , nice dresser always smiling . plans to go to college M , a good tenor voice , , sings in Boy's Octette. good Art student. CHESTER GURSKI , Ches captain of MAURICE HOBAUGH . , Duke .. Harry the basketball team , visits Hunka quite James the second draws cartoons .. often Played football , One of the plays in band and orchestra . , full of iokes Ridge Avenue boys Is an honor student ,. walks the hall during study period. Quiet but a nice friend to have. ANNE HRIBIK Hunka Goes to all football JENNYE KANIA , . Jennye . .. Cute cheerleader and basketball games, wonder why?? ., Beats ,i., Nice personality , , Member of the Cootie the bell by seconds ., one of the winners of the club ..,. Good dancer . . Ask her how much . Big 6 in basketball . . Member of the short set. Loafs with Alma and Bea . .. Vice President of Gregg Club. ALBERT KALMAR . Tootsie . .. Likes his MARY THERESA KARL . ., Teesy . . pleas- solid?? Spends most of his time in Leech- ing personality pals with Jane .,., Keeps burg Loafs with Warren . . Don't we the mailman very busy Loves to whisper love that wavy hair , , A good worker. in English class . .. Future bookkeeper. Nineteen

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KEITH KLINGENSMITH . Bus . Manager of the Clover Farm storelll Smooth dancer ..., neat dresser hails from Rosston Wonder why Margie is his favorite song?? MIKE KOTYK Mike .i,i class president for the past two years ..., always ready to lend a helping hand , , Uke member of Ace Hi . figured in Junior Play . ,. has a pleasing personality. ALBERT KOVAR Al .... Always cheerful, good sense of humor .... found behind counter at Apple's ,... head drummer in band .,.. chums with Blair .,., smooth dancer .... good student, sport, and friend. DELORES KRACHT ,... Dolly nice kid, good student .,.. member of the famous Cootie Club ..,. lucky number-31 .... always ready to ioin in the fun .,.. well liked by all. MARY LAZAROFF , Mud .. Plays clarinet in LILA JEAN LIVENGOOD . Flash Comes band and orchestra Business Manager of Tri- from Manorville, sings in Mixed Chorus an reme loves English fGrrJ . Gregg Club Treas- atomic blonde . .. a twirl on the Kittanning skat- urer seen with Betty and Gen . in Junior ing floor likes to travel out of town-espe- Class Play Often seen in halls. cially Apollo. MITCHELL LLOYD .,., Skip .... quarterback RICHARD l.ETTRlCH Dick .. One of those on the football team .... Bashful t?J ..., knows hilltoppers and proud of it played foot- all about brown-eyed nurses . ,. Marta ball usually seen with Swartzy and in the operetta . .. pastime is talking in study Tessie always looking for a girl. hall .,,. pet headache in library. Twenty-one