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

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1956 volume:

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So, as the yeors go by, we would like the memories held in this book to live forever in the hearts and minds of the students who have helped lo make them. HUBERT B. RU PERT ibejicafion F The man who put Ford City on the map . . . An appropriate title for a faculty member who has been a loyal advisor as well as an excellent teacher dur- ing his long career at F. C. H. S. He is the chief man behind our basketball fame and has made the little town of Ford City outstanding throughout Pennsylvania. And so with great pride and pleasure, we the graduating class of l956, wish to dedicate our yearbook to you, Mr. Rupert, hoping as we do so, that it will serve as a lasting memory ofa class that will always remember you. 4 56552 fled! ome Eejicafion The Ford City High School athletic field and field house were formally dedi- cated during ceremonies on the field preceding the Ford City- Plum Town- ship game, September 16, l955. P. N. Marsh, Superintendent of schools, served as master of ceremonies. A view of the crowd attending the game appears at the top of this page. The Ford City coach, Walter Charley, and the co-captains Bob Wolverton and Pete McGuire are shown on the bottom- center photo. Dr. A. R. Pechan, president of the school board, lbottom, left, delivered the dedication address. He lauded Mr. Marsh as "the per- son most responsible" for the completion of the field and field house. Pat McGuire, representative of the Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co., said that the field was "a credit to our entire community." lbottom, righti it 'yy 41 A 4 xii l l 5 l 5 FW iii "1Y!W"uu LW ,f2-if f X f f 241 1 'S R S, xxvxsif ,.,-NXXNNX Andrew F. Shcul, President ZZ., 0 gylfacoa fiom fz Sealed-Paul Opalka, Ray Cowan, Albert Klingensmith, Floyd DeLong, Margaret Mongavin-Secretary, Andrew Shaul, John Mclniosh. Standing- William Emmonds, E. A. Lonberger, D. L. Duff, Ted Rupert, William Allison, Calvin Bowser, Charles Boarfs, Ross McGregor. Absent-Albert Pechan, William Thornton. 8 Margaret Mongavin, Secretary I Paul N. Marsh, Superintendent of Schools .xgcfmindlfra fiom To The Class of l956 . . . Your entrance into the High School some years ago marked a significant milestone in your personal achievement. Again, you have met obstacles, accepted opportunities, and gained accomplishment. Now you have come to another signpost marking the way of life. What you have done as individuals and as groups in classrooms, on the stage, gymnasium and athletic field has become a part of the history of Ford City High School. Now, we hope, too, that you have caught here inspiration that will give you courage to face difficulties, mental power that will direct your energies to helpful purposes, and faith in the essential rightness of mankind. Raymond E. Miller The Class of 1956 is being graduated dur- ing a period of probably the greatest pros- perity our nation has known. Your place in the future will be determined, to a great extent, by your ambition and training. lt is our wish that each of you continue your training so as to qualify to play your part in the most acceptable manner. l extend to each member of the Class of l956, of the Ford City High School, my congratulations and best wishes. Sincerely Paul N. Marsh Raymond E. Miller, High School Principal ELCDL Sara Ethel Baker Social Studies A.B. i is A if xx Yflh f l . Westminster Rober' T. Adams University of Columbia Margare' Aubrey Mechanical Drawing U- 5' Hl5l0"Y s.s. Mid. B-5- California S. T. C. University of Pittsburgh Estelle F. Beckwith Music Penmanship B.S. M.Ed. University of Pittsburgh ,L fx! Ei, Elmira D. Brodheud Lewis A. Buyers English II Speech A.B. Grove City University of Pittsburgh lO General Science Mathematics B.S. Indiana S. T. C. Penn State University Lo Duquesne University la LaVerne Bevington Instrumental Music B.M. B.M.Ed. Brenau College University of Colorado Paul J. Caruso Mathematics B.S. M.A. Clarion S. T. C. University of Pittsburgh John F. Connors Guidance Counselor B.S. M.Ed. Carnegie Tech University of Pittsburgh PE ,-we 6'LClfLAy Elizabeth C. Cogley English ll A.B. Westminster University of Pittsburgh James E. Davis Henry L. Dietz Biology Phys. Ed. Home and School Visitor B.S. M.A. B.S. Shippensburg S. T. C. lndiana S. T. C. University of Pittsburgh li -uv--"-"" M-W----ual Y "'... is - 4 V I t .. T dvi llllclll i 1 ,Si o' TRAINW uf nn. D ixsrilfvl' -..mmf SHN' Walter Charley Social Studies Driving Training B.S. Indiana S. T. C. James W. Crawford Art B.S. M.Ed. Edinboro Penn State University 1' T Besse Ekis Civics Normal School Diploma Junior High Permanent Clarion S. T. C. Lois B. Green Typing l B.S. Temple University jdCMAg Roy Dutf George D. Dupierreux Librarian English I Wood Shop B.A. M.A. University of Pittsburgh Duachita College University of Arkansas Joseph J. Genovese Spanish English B.S. Clarion S. T. C. Charles E. Gregory Mathematics B.S. M.Ed. Grove City University of Pittsburgh Chester P. Gurski Ann Lesser Algebra English B,S, B.S. Indiana S. T. C. Thiel College 12 'QI Raymond N. Malcolm Bookkeeping B.S. Indiana S. T. C. Josephine Myers History Normal School Diploma Indiana S. T. C. 52,,....lf,, Patricia Lieb Mrs. Anna Longwell Home Economics 5eWir1Q B.S. Penn State in-P T ' ff!! I . QM ig. Kathleen McCoy History Mathematics B.S. M.L. Indiana S. T. C. University of Pittsburgh Martha Painter English B.A. University of Pittsburgh Janice M. Parson Joan Mane Puhala English English lV B.S M. d Lock Haven S T C Indiana S T C Jessie Rhines Geography Normal School Diploma Clarion S. T. C. Claire M. Schaffer School Nurse Registered Nurse Allegheny General Hospital iw, Nancy A. Rust Health Phys. Ed. B.S. Penn State University Hubert B. Rupert Biology Health Phys. Ed B.S. M.Ed. University of Illinois University of Pittsburgh Mildred Schull Geography lndiana S. T. C. Theodore ghakley Margaret B. Shubert Arithmetic Commercial B.S. University of Pittsburgh lndiana S. T. C. I4 VE FUBCTWRS John J. Simmons Health B.S. University of Pittsburgh Martin E. Thompson Vocal Music B.M.E. Illinois Wesleyan .,76lfClfLkg Alice Steiner Latin World History B.A. M.A. University of Pittsburgh Columbia University if L. ZS 5 Roy B. Wineberg Glenna Mae Wood General Science Biology English Ill B.S. B.S. Grove City College Indiana S. T. C. l5 Harold Sewers Physics Chemistry Senior Science B.S. M.Ed. Bethany College University of Pittsburgh Edna F. Tylinski Reading Indiana S. T. C. Betty Davis, Substitute Janet Mechling, Secretary 5hi"'eY lsemcmf SQCFBNPY Custodians--First Row-Mr. Frick, Mr. Renaldo, Mrs. Helgren, Mrs. Kovach. Second Row-Mr. Umbaugh, Mr. Cogley. Third Row-Mr. McEIhaney, Mr. Easley, Mr. Frick. First Semester Student Teachers-Seated-Mr. Magee, Miss Emphfield. Seated-Sergeant Ronald Brown. Standing-Alan Harriger, Larry Smith, Standing-Mr. Duvanich, Mr. Chunko. 16 Craig Rosenberger, Jim Rovnyak. TV' , fdmal dl! Our speed demons! Three minute break. Z. And there you ure. Muster craffsman?? Xxx! , fs I me V x 91- d XLL ,e , sm e my W ' J, fi E ' V ,e , .xi 1 Q ' V W ,. . ...f W - +1 Q ' '-' - VVQQQ ., e fQ ..,A if 0 wg A ,,:.. 2 Home run?? 17 Looks good, doesn'f if? 0 4 W!!! Q Xxx E-5 . "-, -X X Q7 .,, ,ff emfor x L v 1 V 1 5 1 1 LDA Senior Class Officers-Seated-Patricia Eck, Secre- tary Nancy Goodyear Treasurer Standing Joseph Stewart Vsce Presndenf Vuclor Znmmerman Presxdenl ,ff ,f Class Mrs. Baker, Mlss S colm, Mr. Sowers. iiuuuu Homeroom Chairmen-Sara Peprich, Joan Landon, Gail Schrecengost, Carole Schaffer. 'mst' RONALD BECK "RON" Plans to make his accordion a career . . . Pals with Carl and Joe . . Spends all spare time working at the Custom Shop . . . Favorite subiect--wood shop . . . Neat dresser . . . Wants everyone to think he is bashful . . . Nice to know. DANNY BERDELL "BIRD" A true sportsman who is forever going hunting . . . Ambition is to be a swabbie in our great Navy . . . Says his favorite pastime is driving . . . Usually seen with Brandy, Shagg, Sam or Bernie . . . One of the crew . . . A real friend to have. -.liar ADAM J. BOGUSLAWSKI "ADAM" Says his ambition is to work in the electrical Held . . . Took an academic course . . . Favorite subiect- study hall!! Spends his spare time at home in front of the television set . . . Friends with everyone . . . A good pal to have. ALFRED BOOTH "AL" Devoted to one love-driving his dad's car . . . Spends his spare time collecting maps and coins . . . Favorite subject is history. Can usually be found in Kittanning . . . One of the crew . . . A nice guy. Quiet, until you get him started. JOYCEMARY BAARS "JOYCE" Lucky girl who comes to school in her own car . . . Very good as "Elizabeth" in the Senior play . . . High-stepping maiorette for four years . . . Confides her problems to Kaye . . . Active in intramurals . . . Cute . . . National Honor Society 3-4. JANET LEE BARGERSTOCK "JAN" Ambition is to be an airline host- ess . . . Says her hobby is walking . . . Can usually be found with Peggy, Joan, and Judy. A real friend to have . . . "You Guys!" . . . Active in the Tri-Hi-Y . . . Spends her spare time swimming . . . Pleasant. ' .9,.0 1 "Mi, 'J AJ Mi Mow' BARBARA BERNOT "B.J." Enioys bookkeeping-we wonder why??? Pet phrase-"Oh, I don't believe it!" . . . Claims her ambition is to get a good job . . . Proud of her driver's license . . . Loafs at Lill's . . . Nice to know . . . Considers Sixth Avenue tops . . . Friendly. MARGARET aevmcrou "PEGGY" Rightfully enema the girl with the "prettiest smiIe" . . . Came to us from Kittanning in her Junior year . . . Aspires to be a secretary-will make a good one . . . A very quiet, but cute gal . . . Favorite saying-"Oh Boy!" . . Always with Jan, Joan and Judy. ,wen 295 N!! 'Sei' --::1':z'r WW, AHS? f or ag" V , i'U5f 9175- f' n-'HX RICHARD BOWSER DICK Intends to be a member of our Navy Known by Boy you re ugly! Loves swimming and baseball Hobby as hunting Spends his spare time at the Cadogan Pool Room Loads of fun . . . Took the commercial course . . . A real ioker. JOHN BRANDEBURG "BRANDON Would like to wear the Navy blue . . . Hobby-fishing . . . Pet expression "That's nice." . . . Likes girls as well as sports. Pals with Bird, Jan, Hetcha, Chich and Hoey . . . Has a keen sense of humor. Mischievous eyes, that sparkle when he laughs. i JOHN E. BRYAN "SHANE" John is a veteran with eighteen months in the Navy. Come back last year . . . Ambition is to complete high school . . . Can constantly be found at BiIlie's house . . . Works part-time at they Elier Co .... Always ready for a good laugh. ...uf ,gre , me Us 1 JOYCE BUHITE "JOYCE" Likes square dancing at Shay . . . Plans to attend beautician school in New Kensington after graduation . . . Dark- haired lassie with a cute smile . . . Seen with Marilyn and Helen . . . Says her favorite subject is bookkeeping. ELEANOR KAYE BOWSER "CALAM" Her goal is to become an air- line hostess . . . Patty, Peg and she are inseparable . . . Claims her pastime is iust looting. Loads of fun and always talking . . . We'lI remember her saying "How about that!" . . . Cute with a friendly smile. GAYLARD BOWSER "BUD" His heart's desire is to be a painless dentist!! A favorite hobby is playing the trumpet . . . Thinks chemistry and physics are tops . . . Enioys playing iazz with Ron . . . Can be seen with Mike, AI, and Mort . . . Pleasant and agreeable person. JOAN BROWN "JO" Real sweet girl from homeroom 302 . . . Well- cast as "Mary" in the Senior play . . . Wants to be a nurse. OH! those lucky patients!!! Pals with Judy, Janet and Peg . . . Likes English?? Pet expression-"It's pathetic." . . . Enioys tickling the ivories. NANCY LOUISE BRUNER "NANCY" Scoops ice-cream at Wray's . . . Ambition-to make money without working . . . Transferred from Apollo in her sophomore year. Their loss-our gain . . . Drives?? therefore has great need for a crash helmet!! Always with Donna, Gloria, Hop and Sally . . . Cute. .. 'iswf RONALD BURDETTE "BUTCH" Ambition is to see the Pirates in a World Series . . . Plans to attend college . . . Favorite subiect-physics . . . Says his hobby is sleeping . . . Outstanding in studies and athletics . . . The "big center" of attraction . . . A swell friend to have. RICHARD A. BYRON "DICK" A nice looking chap . . . Walks the McGrann road to school in all kinds of weather . . . Hopes to be o great teacher . . . Loahng place is Joan's house . . . One of the McGrann men . . . Best of friends with Flicker, Bill and Jerry. CLYDE E. CLEVER "TEPEE" Best of friends with everyone . . . Says his ambition is to ioin the Navy . . . Took an academic course . . . His main activity is keeping out of trouble . . . "No fooIin." . . . Spends spare time hunting and fishing . . . Nice to know. JOYCE CLEVER "JOYCE" Wants to marry a young multi-millionaire . . . One of our few girls who goes hunting . . . Spends her spare time talking to Kathy. Plans to attend l. S. T. C .... Always full of fun . . . We'll remember her saying "Now isn't that the truth!" . . . 'wif' 'ir-fl ff' 49' .wr- suspend" KAYE CAWLEY "KAYE" Attractive gal with big, blue eyes . . . Enioys cruising around in Roy's convertible . . . Efficient business manager of the Trireme. Comes all the way in to school from the Indiana Pike . . . Wants to be a housewife . . . National Honor Society 3-4. DOLORES CHORVAT "DOLLY" One of the hilltop girls . . . Ambition -to travel. Favorite subject is study halls!! . . . Always with Rosemarie, Babe and Sally . . . Spends her spare time in the Hill Drug Store . . . Pet phrase-"Holy Man!" . . . Took a general course. f-Huw KATHLEEN COLONNA "KATHY" Likes to talk, especially in shorthand class . . . Enioys traveling . . . Transferred from Divine Providence Academy in her Sophomore year . . . Sharp dresser . . . Has mischievous brown eyes and a smile for everyone . . . Plans to be an elite dress buyer. CARL A. COOK "COOKIE" A boy with a keen interest in all things scientific. Plans to be an electrical engineer . . . A good math student . . . Claims his hobby is girls!! . . . We believe it . . . Pet expression is "Ain't that a blast!" . . . Quiet, till you get him started. MORTON COOPER "MORT" Ambition is to be a pharmacist . . . Academic course. Can usually be found behind the counter at his dad's store . . . Often seen with Bud, Tom or Mike . . . Hobby-collecting stamps. Pretends to be quiet. Well-liked by everyone. CAROLYN COULTER "CARRIE" Snappy head maiorette. Takes all her heart troubles to .loan . . . Voted our "best dancer." Spends the summer swimming out at Crooked Creek. Pert and petite with a smile for all . . . Ambition-to be a private secretary . . . Attractive . . . Always "Holla" hound. ff? MQ' .JV CAROL DANHOF "CAROL" Aspires to be a teacher . . . Took the college prep course . . . Active in the vocal department . . The only girl with nineteen boys in physics class . . . Nice when you get to know her . . . Always with Mary Ellen and Barb. ODESSA DILLARD "DESSl" One of the "lower end" gang . . . Always laughing. Loads of fun, especially in gym class. Spends her spare time baby-sitting. Says her favorite subiect is home economics . . . "ls it clear, do you hear?" Aspires to be a practical nurse. 'wilt-9 A If ,Ur s" fl llfi fi f '- JAMES W. COUSINS "CUZY" One of our Cadoganites . . . Ambition is to see the world . . . We'll remember him saying "Let's bug!" Spends his spare time at the Swing Shift Shanty . . . Favorite subject is Phys. Ed. Pastimes are hunting and women. Pals with Sprigy. Easy to get along with . . . JANET COWAN "CORK" Active in intramurals . . . Took the general course . . . Spends her time working in her dad's store . . . Pleasant . . . Plans to attend Slippery Rock College . . . Many a time can be seen with Joyce and Sue . . . Comes to school from Ford Cliff. CONSTANCE DINUS "CONNlE" Says her favorite subiect is study hall!! Tall girl with a ready smile . . . Ambition is to buy a car of her own. Her two favorite pastimes are swimming and listening to the radio . . . Chums with Eileen, Millie and Jeannie. JACK DOWLING "JOCK" One of the more quiet members of our cIass??? Thinks girls are rather nice . . . Hopes to attend college . . . We'lI remember him saying "Real cool." . . . Loves everything connected with mechanics . . . Has a host of friends. - Xbws- is-Y ' .wal W A Qakfgssby mul, T K. JOSEPH DUNMIRE "JOE" Another who yearns to get rich-quick . . . Enioys his study halls! Has the ability to loaf anywhere--and-at any time . . . Hobby-hunting. Sharp dresser . . . Always in a good humor . . . Gives impromptu speeches in English. One of the gang. THOMAS C. EAKINS "TOM" Will study engineering at Bucknell . . . Likes Typing . . . Hobby-working with cars. ls proud of his marksmanship! Quiet, till you get to know him. A boy who gets things done. Student man- ager of our basketball team . . . Sharp-looking. fm-li SANDRA EMMONDS "SANDY" Plans to attend Robert Morris Busi- ness School. A quiet but friendly girl . . . Spends her time with Ruth and Marion. "You don't know do you?" . . . Took a commercial course . . . Favorite subiect is bookkeeping. Comes all the way from Dobie. WILLIAM EMMONDS "BILL" Ambition-to get straight "A's" in book- keeping. Played inthe backfield on the Varsity football team. "How about that!" is his saying. Wants to ioin the Navy after graduation. Likes to hunt. Has a keen sense of humor . . . Everybody's friend. 25 P ,f ROBERT DRAGAN "BOB" One of our good lookers . . . Never worries . . . Ambition is to get out of school. Looking forward to ioining the Air Force. "How about that!" . . . Likes to go hunting-Can usually be seen Ioaflng at Wray's with Sam and Dean . . . Personality plus. ELEANOR DUNMIRE "ELLI" Takes all her troubles to Valiean . . . Spends her spare time writing letters to Ray . . . Favorite expression "l'm Sorry!" . . . Nice to know . . . Looks forward for the week-ends to come . . . Aspires to visit Europe . . . Her hobby is sleeping. 'QW n--Q-gp fl-aim 'Ns-.. PATRICIA ECK "PATTY" Dynamic head cheerleader . . . Rightfully chosen our most popular gal . . . Seen with Peg and Eleanor. Wants to become a private secretary . . . Personality shines in her eyes . . . Forever eating . . . Favorite pastime is dancing . . . Pet phrase-"Crazyl!" CHESTER ELWOOD "CHED" Hails from Cadogan Road . . . Active in the vocal department . . . Says his hobby and pastime is "Doing what comes naturaIly." Favorite sport-basketball. Member of the Boys' Octet and Quartet . . . Pals with Ron, .Ioe and Bob. A good kid to know. JOHN EUCHLER "JOHN" Comes from Manorville . . . Took the general course. Another of our sportsmen who likes hunting . . . Favorite subiect is woodwork . . . Pet expression, "l believe yo." Ambition is to ioin the Navy and see the world. Quiet, but friendly. JEROME FELDMAN "JERRY" Ambition is to get through college . . . College prep course . . . Likes to water ski-good at it too. Loafing places are the highways of the Tri-state area . . . Has a nice personality and a good sense of humor. One of the crew. dui' J iff ll RONALD FUSKA "RON" A sharp fellow who rightfully was voted "our best dressed." Oh, that curly hair! Hopes to join the Navy . . . Typing is his favorite subiect . . . Two favorite pastimes are eating and sleeping . . . "Just one more time." The best to be found . . . MICHAEL GALLO "PEEWEE" Will he ioin the Army?? Can usually be seen with Bud and Al-loafing at Wray's . . . Thinks solid and trig are tops . . . A real friendly chop who is loads of fun . . . One of our unattached males . . . Dislikes girls ? ? ? JOSEPH ERKENS "JOE" Has a friendly smile for everyone . . . Would like to wear the Navy blue . . . Hobbies are hiking, hunting, and swimming . . . Always heard saying, "Let's go." A three-year member of the American Legion Rifle Club . . . MARILYN ERKENS "MARILYN" Our yearbook's efficient editor . . . Nice to know. Plans to take the Art Education course at I. S. T. C. Millie, Jeanne, Connie and she are confidantes . . . The gal "most likely to succeed" . . . Peaches and cream complexion . . . JEAN FICHTHORN "PUTZ" A merry gal whom we've selected our "most humorous." Wants to become an airline hostess . . . "Oh, believe me!" . . . Seen with Janet . . . We wonder why her favorite subiect is art ? 3 3 Loafs at the Hollo Bar and the Cadet. . . SAM FORD "TANGE" Short, cute and fun . . . Ambition-iust to grad- uate. Loves cruising around in his car . . . Hobby is basketball. His usual saying is "How about that!" Makes frequent trips to Seventh Avenue- could it be Rosalie? ? 3 A regular fellow who gets along with everyone. 'ww NANCY GOODYEAR "NANCY" Plans to become a secretary. One of our quiet girls till you get her started. Our class treasurer for two years . . . Active in G. A. A. Has a nice smile . . . Favorite subiect is typing . . . Comes from Cadogan. KENNETH MICHEAL GOWETSKI "MOOSE" An all around fellcw whom everyone likes. Wants to marry a rich widow who owns a Cadillac ? ? Doesn't like girls!! lMUCHl Enioys his study halls . . . Favorite expression- "Mother" . . . Favorite sport-football . . . Well-liked by all. DONALD HANSOTTE "DON" Hails from Manor Twp .... Interested in photography. Plays Tuba in the Hungry Five . . . College bound . . . His favorite sport-basketball . . . Enioys physics . . . a true friend to everyone. Tall lad with a friendly smile . . . ROSE MARIE HAPONSKY "ROSlE" Terrorizes pedestrians in Ford City by her driving . . . Quiet and nice to know . . . Has a desire to own an orchid Cadillac . . . Took the general course. Can be heard saying "Definitely" . . . Best of friends with Dolly . . . Likes music and drawing. GLORIA GREENE "GLOR" Very active in the vocal department . . . Enioys playing the piano. Light-haired lassie with a pretty smile for all . . . Spends her spare time at Wray's with Carol. Likes eating, driving, and swimming. "I mean I really don't" . . . EDWARD GREGORY "ED" Says his ambition is to be another Daniel Boone ? ? ? Pals around with Harry . . . Active in all sports . . . Good-looking . . . Favorite school subiect-trig .... "You don't say?" . . . Came to us this year from Mars . . . Their loss-our gain . . . Friendly personality. ALLEN HARRIGER "AL" Pretends to be shy . . . Comes from Manor- ville . . . a future store manager . . . Al's favorite class is senior science . . . Usually seen with John . . . Pet expression-"Holy cow." Thinks girls are tops . . . has many winning ways . . . Enjoys eating all the time. ESTHER M. HEASLEY "ESTHER" Will make some boss a good sec- retary . . . Quiet but energetic. Favorite subiect-typing. Seen with Harriet and Joyce. Spends her spare time crocheting . . . Took the commercial course. Likes to play badminton . . . Attractive. 7 DORIS JEAN HEFFELFINGER "DORIS" Aspires to be a model . . . We've chosen her our "best dressed." "Well, I do declare!" Enioys skating at Cicero's in Kittanning. Has a weakness for a two-tone black and white car. Always with Janet. Attractive . . . Likes to sew. JEANNIE HEILMAN "GENIUS" Jim is her pastime . . . Always pops up with "How about that?" Pals with Marilyn, Millie, Connie and Eileen . . . A friend worth having . . . Says her favorite subiect is study hall!! Took the academic course. Cute. 5. - ' 'w 4 QWQW M I ft SVEA HENRY "SVEA" An attractive blonde from the hill-top . . . "Oh, poor thing." Irma, Rose and she are a threesome . . . Spends her spare time writing letters to Penn State. We wonder why??? Undecided about the future . . . Has a sweet personality. BARBARA LEE HEPLER "BARB" Enioys popular music . . . Says her ambition is to travel around the world . . . Seen with Anne and Olga . . . Nice to know. Two favorite pastimes are swimming and playing baseball . . . We'II remember her saying "Come on now." . . . Commercial course. MW? S WILLIAM HEILMAN "BILL" Will study aeronautical engineering at Gainesville . . . Took the academic course . . . Always has a friendly word . . . Iinown by "That's what you get!" Football and hunting rate high with himxj. . Axxreal good lpbker that's well liked. I I IQ I I I is pw I U - - I. i" ff xl? . NANCY EAN HENDERSON "NANCY" Marilyn, Shirley, Sandy and s e fr'equentNKittqnningr . . Enioys tickling the ivories . . . "I thought I'd ie!"i'An all aroudd girl whom everyone likes . . . Aspires to be a secretary . .,!'Faivorite slubiiect--English . . . Cute. i .I IRMA HERBST "lRMA" Friendly and talkative . . . High-stepping ma- iorette for four years . . . Took a commercial course . . . Drives a certain orange and white convertible . . . One of those cute Ridge Avenue gals . . . Says "Really, now really." Familiar face in the May Court. ADA MARIE HILEMAN "ADA" Says her ambition is a short engage- ment and long marriage with Bob . . . Took the commercial course . . . Pleasant with a smile for all. . . Enjoys gym and home economics . . . Active in intramurals. Always with Svea or Mary Louise. JAMES HOPPER "JIM" The college preparatory course will come in handy at Juniata . . . Ambition-to own a Ford Thunderbird . . . Usually seen with Jerry, Shagg and Bird . . . Has an infectious personality . . . One of the crew . . . Head drummer in the band. RICHARD HUDEK "CHlCH" A popular boy-good looking tool! Says his ambition is to be a rich bachelor, but we know better. Never seen with- out Smoke, Andy, Bernie and Dean . . . Enioys study halls and girls . . . One of our best basketball players . . . Well-liked . . . MERLE HUTCHISON "HUTCH" Hutch wants to marry a rich widow . . . Took the general course . . . He and his portable radio are inseparable . . . Seen at Wray's with Snitz, Butch and Bimbo . . . Spends his spare time playing pool. A real cut-up . . . Livens up dull classes . . . JUDITH ANN INGRAM "JUDY" One of the shortest girls in the Senior class . . . Always seen in Kittanning with Sandy . . . Best of friends with Joan, Peggy and Janet . . . Undecided about the future . . . Favorite subiect is bookkeeping. "Don't you dare!" Nice to know. 29 ALICE RUTH HILEMAN "RUTH" A future "Florence Nightingale." Plans to enter training at Tarentum . . . Says her favorite subiect is Algebra ll . . . Spare time is spent collecting salt and pepper shakers . . . "Holy Rip" . . . Friendly to all. DONALD HOLLAND "DON" One of the shorter set . . . Comes to us from Pattonville. Likes working in his father's store . . . Interested in hydro- planes . . . A fair minded sportsman . . "No kiddin." Took a general course . . . Quiet, until you get him started!! ANDREW HUSAR "ANDY" A real handsome fella that was rightfully chosen our "most attractive" . . . Will do wonders for the Navy blue . . . Favorite subiect is study hall . . . Says his pastime is "Doing what comes naturally." The strong silent type who is liked by everyone. MILDRED HUSTON "MlLLlE" Works hard at anything she does . . . Aspires to enter nurses' training at Presbyterian Hospital . . . Nice-looking gal who always wears a smile . . . Active in the vocal department' . . . Says her favorite subiect is Spanish??? Likes to read. LAWERNCE JOSEPH KAMAS "KHAKI" Plans to attend accounting school in Pittsburgh. Took an academic course . . . Says his hobby is iust loalingl Best of friends with Rich and Bill . . . Favorite pastimes are swim- ming, fishing, and hunting . . . "Why?" . . . A good pal to have. HELEN K. KANE "HELEN" The blonde with the terrific smile . . . Well-cast as "Juney Lou" in the Junior Play . . . Likes driving and dancing . . . Aspires to be a secretary . . Played on the Girls' Champion Basketball Team . . . Active in intramurals . . . Nice to know. GORDON KING "SPRlNGY" Travels to school from Skinall . . . Hopes to see the world through travel . . . Always seen with Jim . . . Another sportsman who loves hunting and fishing . . . Hobby-women!! , . . "Let's bug out of here." . . . An all-around good fellow. LUCINDA KLINE "LUCY" Ambition-to travel . . . Spends her spare time going to basketball games and watching T.V. Once her friend- always her friend . . . Pals around with Ruth and Daisy . . . Took a commer- cial course. Hobby is collecting post-cards. 30 RUTH ISEMAN "RUTH" Confides in Sandy . . . Neat blonde who will make some lucky man a good secretary . . . Says her pastime is swimming . . . Always on the go--never seen laafing . . . Took the commercial course . . Active on the Trireme staff . . . Friendly. FLOY CARLTON JONES "JONSEY" Quiet, until you get to know him . . . A true sportsman who spends his spare time fishing and hunting . . . Favorite school subiect is trig . . . Says his ambition is to become a good engineer . . . "So what." . . . Friendly and well-liked. WILLIAM A. KENDRA "BILL" A real good looker who's a sharp dresser . . . Did a great iob in both the Junior and Senior plays . . . Will study engineering at Penn State . . . Loafs at Wray's with Joe and Carl. . . Member of the American Legion Jr. Ritie Club . . . CAROLYN KING "CAROLYN" Trim, little blonde with a sparkling smile . . . Takes all her problems to Sally . . . Plans to attend I. 5. T. C. . . . Always busy with the chorus . . . Says she detests math . . . Proud of that driver's license . . . Favorite subiect-Spanish. ' '2 DOROTHY ANN KLINGENSMITH "DOT" Friendly gal who spends a lot of time in Kittanning . . . Usually seen with Lois . . . We'll remember her saying "Holy Crow" . . . An all around nice person . . . Active in all sports . . . Says her hobby is iust Ioafing . . . LOIS KLINGENSMITH "LOIS" Ambition-to get married . . . Favorite pastime is bowling . . . Pleasant and nice to know . . . Active in the Tri-Hi-Y . . . Always saying "Yea!!!" . . . Many a time can be seen with Dorothy . . . Took a commercial course . . . Likes math. ROBERT JOSEPH KNELL "BOB" Will look good in a Marine uniform . . . Outstanding in the Junior and Senior class plays . . . A whiz in mechanical drawing . . . Seen with the Brick Church gang . . . Rumor has it that this boy likes girls!!! . . . Always in a good humor. PAUL KOVACIK "PAUL" Headed for Carnegie Tech . . . Enioys work- ing on his model railroad . . . Wonderful in the Junior Class play . . . College prep course . . . Favorite subjects-physics and mechanical drawing . . . "Hey! cut that out!!" is his personally designed phrase . . . well-liked. VALJEAN KLINGENSMITH "JEANlE" Spends her spare time crochet- ing and watching T.V .... Ambition-to get that diploma . . . Never seen without Eleanor . . . Heard saying "Oh!" . . . One of our shy gals . . . Likes her home economics class . . . Works ot Byer's. WAYNE KLINGENSMITH "KLINKER" Small but dynamic . . . One of the hilltoppers. He'll make a fine auto mechanic . . . College prep course . . . Likes his typing class best . . . Always answering with "Really Now?" . . . A great guy to know . . . Drives a red Studebaker convertible. ELIZABETH KUNKLE "BETTY" Aspires to be a fashion illustrator . . . Spends her spare time writing letters to Apollo--we wonder why? . . . Has an unusual saying-"Large Charge!" . . . Quiet, until you get her started . . . Pals with Mary Ellen . . . "Four" in Junior Class play . . . Nice. JOAN M. LANDON "JOAN" Rightfully elected our most attractive gal . . . Sharp-looking cheerleader . . . Takes all her heart troubles to Carrie . . . Plans to take X-ray Technician training at St. Francis . . . Loafs at the Hollo . . . Petite, sweet and neat. 31 MATTHEW LAZAROFF "MATT" Plans to study physical education in college . . . Spends his spare time watching T.V. Would like to be a con- firmed bachelor, but we know better . . . Academic course . . . "sucker" . . . One of Hube's boys. Smooth on the dance floor . . . Good-looking. JOSEPH LETTRICH "JOE" Hails from Kelly Station . . . Will make a flne chef! . . . Active member of the chorus for four years . . . His pet ex- pression-"Boy!!" . . . Art is Joe's favorite class . . . Can be seen with Gay Ron and Floyd . . . Seldom seen without a smile. TOM LONBERGER "SAXY" Will study Ceramic engineering at Penn State . . . Just loves fishing and hunting . . . Active member of band and orchestra for four years . . . Chemistry intrigues this lad . . . Best of pals with Tom, Ray and Red . . . A good Joe to have around. MARY ELLEN MARASCO "MARY ELLEN" Plans to be an airline hostess . . . Quiet, but a good friend to have . . . Spare time is spent writing letters . . . We'll remember her saying "Holy Toledo!" Favorite subiect- bookkeeping . . . Best of friends with Carol and Betty Jean. FRANK LIPEROTE "FRANK" Ambition is to ioin the Navy . . . Rides the bus from Cadogan . . . Commercial course . . . Finds woodwork class interesting . . . Another hunting enthusiast . . . Always saying "You'd better believe it." One of the best to be found. RICHARD LEE LIVENGOOD "SMlLES" A tall lad who is very nice to know . . . Active in sports . . . Favorite pastime is chasing his favorite subiect -girls!! Future student of Penn State. Enioys his trig classes-sometimes . . . A guy with loads of friends. "Go man, Go." The senior boy with the nicest smile. FLORENCE MARKBY "FLO" Active in the band . . . toots a clarinet . . . Seen in Leechburg with Marge and Barb. Hopes to become a secretary . . . Favorite saying, "Are you kidding?" . . . Her hobby is collecting records . . . Says she is shy, but we don't believe it. FRANK MAZUREK "MO" Would like to be another Stan Musial. A great sportsman. A real whiz in bookkeeping class . . . eating and sleeping are his hobbies . . . "Mo" is quite often seen down town with Andy and Hoey . . . A very popular lad. gr I ,. . in , 5, FRED McGUIRE "FRED" Will become a farmer after graduation . . . Thinks hunting is iust swell . . . Hails from Manor Twp .... Commercial course . . . Best of friends with Frank, Larry and Galin . . . Says that he enjoys wood shop . . . Nice to know. PETE McGUlRE "PETE" Aim in life is to marry into money??? . . . "Ain't that a blast." . . . Active in sports . . . Favorite subiect-wood shop . . . Carried the academic course . . . Often seen with Bird, Shagg and Moose . . . A friendly guy with a smile to match. MARION GAIL MILLER "MARION" Will enter nurses' training at Allegheny Valley after graduation . . . Took the academic course . . . "You know it!" . . . Chums with Sandy and Ruth . . . Says her two pastimes are cooking and reading. Lots of fun . . . Comes all the way from Doby. MARY LOUISE MONROE "WElZY" Peppy cheerleader who is for- ever talking . . . Active at the Youth Center . . . Tells her problems to Sara . . . Aspires to enter nurses' training at Mercy Hospital . . . Has a friendly smile . . . Assistant Editor of the Glass-Ip. MARLENE MAZUREK "MAR" Cute blonde seen driving?? her dad's car . . . Confides in Rosie and Kathy . . . Always at Wray's, loafing . . . Pet phrase is "holy cow" . . . Took a commercial course . . . Thinking about becoming a registered practical nurse . . . Friendly. DONNA McELFRESH "DONNA" Ambition-to see the sights of the world . . . Pretty girl whom we've selected our "most talented" . . . Enioys sleeping and swimming. Plans to enter nurses' training after graduation . . . Seen with Nancy, Gloria, Hop and Sally . . . National Honor Society 3-4. EDWARD MELEASON "ED" Enioys cruising around in the Pontiac . . . Voted our "most intellectual." . . . Favorite class is typing . . . A loyal member of the band and orchestra for four years . . . Wants to be a iet pilot . . . College bound . . . Friendly and nice to know. NANCY MIKULA "NANCE" Aspires to edit a book . . . To whom does she write all those letters??? . . . Does a good iob on the Glass-lp staff . . . Continually heard saying "Great-t-t" . . . Best of friends with Tonchie, Rose Marie and Marilyn . . . A good friend to have. JEROME MORDA "CASMlR" Casmir is a lad who spent four years with the Marines and returned to graduate . . . Wants to retire at thirty . . . Enioys married life immensely . . . Best friends are Dick, Cimba and John . . . Has a nice personality and a good sense of humor. GALIN MORRISON "GAY" Says his ambition is to get an interesting iob . . . Took a general course . . . Works part-time at the M8tM Service Station . . . His buddies are Fred, Jerry, Floy and Sam . . . Favorite school subject-wood shop . . . A good pal to have. JOSEPH ONOFREY "HOEY" His three loves are sleeping, hunting and swimming . . . A native of Fifth Avenue . . . Will wear the Navy blue after graduation . . . Commercial course . . . His favorite subiect is typing . . . Has a friendly smile for everyone . . . A handsome fella. ANTOINETTE PACUCH "TONl" Usually seen at the bowling alley . . . Always with Flo or Eileen . . . Watch those dark eyes sparkle when the Army is mentioned. Always in a good humor . . . Says her ambition is to bowl a perfect "300." Favorite subiect-bookkeeping?? EILEEN KATHRYN MOORE "NEEN" Tall girl with a friendly smile . . . Ambition-to be a lady in white . . . Always bubbling over with fun . . . Says her favorite subiect is study halls!! . . . Spends her spare time swimming and listening to the radio . . . College prep course. JAMES L. MOORE "RED" Red's ambition is to be a football pro . . . Says his hobby is girls . . . Rides the bus from Garretts Run . . . Pet phrase- "lf you say so." . . . Harry, Russ and John are his buddies . . . An amiable and pleasant person . . . Active in sports. HAROLD J. MYERS "HARRY" Headed for the University of Chicago to study science. A real "brain" . . . In the band and orchestra for four years . . . Drives that station wagon to school every day . . . Enioys driving . . . "First come-first serve." . . . The best to be found. JOSEPH T. NOVAK "JOE" Our "most talented" Senior . . . Aspires to become a T.V. singing personality . . . Pals with Matt and Ron . . . Faithful member of the chorus . . . Plans to attend college . . . A good-looking fellow . . . Once his friend-always his friend. ROBERT PARISI "PARlSl" Hails from Cadogan . . . Ambition is to become a C.P.A .... Another hunting enthusiast . . . A future student of St. Vincent's college . . . His favorite subiect is bookkeeping . . . Can usually be found saying "Holy Cow." . . . Has winning ways. EMIL JAMES PAUL "BUTCH" Will wear the Navy blue . . . Took the academic course. A friendly guy . . . Says study hall is his favorite class . . . Another sportsman who enioys hunting . . . Pals with Bimbo, Schuffy, and Snitz . . . A sharp dresser . . . Swell friend to have. -4? ROSEMARY PEPPLER "ROSE" A shorthand protege whose main hobby is talking . . . Hopes to put her commercial subiects to use after graduation . . . Nice, when you get to know her . . . Enioys typing . . . On the Noon Recreation Committee . . . Pals with Donna, Joanne, and Helen. SARA PERPICH "SARA" Our "personality plus" miss . . . All troubles are taken to her sob sister, Mary Louise . . . Aspires to own a blue M.G. . . . Cute, pert, popular cheerleader . . . Two favorite pastimes are writing letters and loafing . . . Took a commercial course. Q gin? .1 K L ALBERT PELLA "AL" Ambition is to ioin the Air Force . . . Hunting is his hobby . . . Says his favorite subiect is plane . . . Can usually be seen in Leechburg with Rich or Jonesy . . . One of our tall males . . . Really a nice guy to know . . . JOANNE PELTZ "JOSlE" Has a cute giggle with a blush to go with it! Donna, Rosemary, Helen and she are inseparable . . . "You don't say!" . . . Her hobby is talking in study hall . . . Always drinking cokes at the Phar- macy at noontime . . . Has winning ways. Ns, nw- ...nf sm.: SANFORD PETERS "SAM" Took the general course . . . Loafs at the Hollo Bar with Bob . . . Ambition is to ioin the Army . . . Thinks girls are kind of nice . . . Favorite class is physics . . . Enioys driving. Quiet and nice to know. BETTY LOU RANSOM "BETTY LOU" Walks all the way to school from the "Lower End." Can be heard saying "One More Time" . . . Peppy maiorette for four years. Always going dancing at Dizzy's . . . Friendly to all . . . Forever with Mary Alice . . . Plans to attend business college. 35 WILLIAM REARICK "BILL" Active in the orchestra . . . Says his pastime is playing the violin . . . Took the general course . . . Comes all the way to school from Burrell Twp. Favorite subiect is wood shop . . . Pretends to be quiet--but we know better. Plans to be a farmer. ROSE MARIE REMIS "ROSE" Spends her spare time writing letters to a certain someone in the Navy . . . Not as quiet as she seems to be . . . Attractive blonde . . . Says her favorite subiect is study hall! Ambition-to live in Virginia . . . Hobby is playing records. PATRICIA RITCHEY "PAT" A cute, neat cheerleader . . . Ambition- to be an airline hostess. Pals with Joyce, Sara, and Margie . . . She wishes she could be a Freshman again . . . Took a commercial course . . . Friendly . . . "Gee's Oh Man!" . . . Loafs at Wray's . . . WILLIAM JERRIS ROBINSON "JERRY" Interested in anything con- nected with mechanics. Known by "Don't tell me!" . . . Plans to become a mechanical engineer . . . Likes Baseball . . . Claims he doesn't like girls lMuchl . . . Best of friends with Mike and Dick . . . Friendly and nice to know. JOSEPH RICE "JOE" Ambition-to stay a bachelor?? Always at the M8nM Service Station with Chuck, Ding, John or Jerry . . . Took a general course . . . Enthusiastic about hunting and fishing. Has no special heart interest . . . Really a nice guy to know. LILLIAN MARIE RITCHEY "TOOTS" Pals with Kathy and Jo Ann. Small, cute blonde . . . Her two favorite pastimes are dancing and writing letters to Gus. Plans to become a housewife after graduation . . . Favorite expression-"You're breaking my heart." CRAIG ROSENBERGER "ROSY" His ambition is to pitch a perfect game for the Pirates . . . Busy president of the Student Council and National Honor Society. Claims he never has time to find a loafing place . . . Active on the Glass-lp staff . . . a swell guy that gets things done. JAMES ROVNYAK "ROGGER" A very likable fellow . . . College prep course . . . Hopes to become an engineer . . . Science and music are his hobbies. Trig rates highest among his school subiects . . . Answers all questions with "You don't know, do you?" Once his friend, always his friend. I ll M36 RICHARD SAY "SAY" Ambition is to make loads of money-whose isn't? . . . Pastime is going to Hot Rod races. Claims he has no favorite subiect . . . "You're a good man McGee" . . . Seen a lot with Healthy, Tom and Daniel. Always in a good humor . . . CAROLE W. SCHAFFER "HOP" Spends her time driving and swim- ming . . . Voted our most athletic girl. Ambition-to be a medical sec- retary . . . Usually seen with Gloria, Gail, Judy and Sally . . . Played on the champion girls' basketball team . . . Miss Bingley in the Senior Play. MARGARET SCHMAUS "MARGlE" Ambition-iust to graduate . . . Active in all sports . . . Chums with Joyce, Pat and Sara at Wray's . . . Claims her hobby is iust looting. Likes to drive . . . Favorite expression- "Thanks!" . . . Took a general course . . . Nice to know. ROBERT SCHNITZLER "SNlTZ" Greets you with "Never fear, when Snitz is here." Loafs at the Pool Room . . . Buddies with Butch, Bimbo and Schuffy . . . Says his ambition is to be a millionaire . . . Quiet, until you get him started . . . Commercial course . . . 37 RUSSELL RUGH "RUSS" Played four years on the gridiron for the "Purple and Gold" . . . Best of friends with Jan, Flicker, Bill, Doc and Red . . . A true sportsman who likes to hunt . . . desires to ioin the Navy . . . A regular guy who gets along with everyone. MARGARET RUSTON "PEGGY" Our head cheerleader who gives all signals at the beginning of cheers . . . Active in Student Council . . . A future private secretary . . . Can't seem to get caught up with her sleeping . . . Always with Patty and Eleanor . . . Neat with a swell personality . . . THOMAS SCHIFFGENS "TOM" How to make a million dollars is Tom's only worry. College bound . . . academic course . . . Amateur photographer. Science is his favorite school subiect . . . Enioys swimming . . . A great guy who's loads of fun. On the Trireme staff. ANTOINETTE SCHMAUS "TONl" Pals with Margie . . . Her favorite pastime is skating and basketball . . . Loafs at Wray's . . . Ambition- undecided. Pretends to be quiet but we don't believe it. Rates Home Ec as her favorite subiect. Took the general course. LAWRENCE SHEDWICK "SHAGG" One of our sportsmen who en- ioys hunting . . . Hopes to become a wealthy man by finding uranium . . . Favorite subiect is English?? Spends his spare time woodcarving . . . Best of friends with Jim, Bird and Jerry . . . Jolly and full of fun . . . One of the Crew. JAMES SHOEMAKER "CRASH" One of our boys who is too busy to loaf . . . Plans to enjoy the better things in life . . . Played JV and Varsity football . . . Did a great iob as "Pa" in the Junior class play . . . Greets us with "Hi ya kid." A swell guy who is loads of fun. HELEN JEAN SMELTZER "HELEN" Can't wait to get that diploma . . . Spends her spare time writing letters to a certain fellow in the Navy. Could it be Bob?? Says her hobby is just talking . . . Once her friend, always her friend . . . Confides in Joanne, Donna, and Rose. LAWRENCE SMITH "SMlTTY" Hails from McGrann . . . Ambition is to get out of school . . . Took the general course but his favorite class is study hall . . . Seen quite often in Kittanning with Hutch, Snitz, Butch, and Bimbo . . . lnterested in guns . . . A friendly fellow who is liked by all. LOIS GAIL SCHRECENGOST "GAlL" Aspires to be a flight nurse after graduation. Seen with Pats, Hop, Bess and Judy . . . Likes to tickle the ivories . . . Terrific as "Ceelie" in the Junior Play . I. . Pastimes are driving and dancing. Student Director for the Senior Play. Witty and full of fun. ROGER SCHRECENGOST "SCHRECK" Comes from Garrets Run . . . ambition is to be a mechanic . . . took the college prep course. One of our lucky boys who owns his own motorcycle. Can usually be found at the M8tM Service Station with Joe, Klinker or Humphrey . . . Once his friend always his friend. DONNA JEAN SHOOP "DONNA" Ambition-to become a secretary . . . Likes shorthand. Pals with Rosemary, Joanne and Helen . . . Favorite pastime is driving . . . We'll remember her saying "Oh, well." . . . Spent the summer working at the Court House . . . Nice to know. ROBERTA LEE SILVIS "BOBBlE" Her two favorite pastimes are fishing and roller skating . . . Plans to take up nursing after graduation . . . Active in the vocal department . . . Always writing letters?? Neat and pleasant . . . Pet phrase-"Oh, dear!!" Friends with Millie, Connie and Jeanne. BERNARD SMULIK "BERNlE" Bernie claims he is going to be a bach- elor until he makes his flrst million . . . We know better!!! College bound . . . "Somebody goofed" Hobby-eating . . . Likes riding around town with the gang . . . A very likeable person. ROSE MARIE SOLAK "ROSIE" Looks forward to the week-ends . . . Future-undecided . . . Took a commercial course . . . Has a friendly smile "That's what you think." Walks to school from the Lower End every day . . . Always talking with Judy, Marlene and Bernie . . . 'ls- JOSEPH W. STEWART "SMOKE" Our boy with the most person- ality. Active in sports . . . played Jr. Varsity and Varsity basketball . . . Academic course. Pals with Dean, Sam, Chich, Bernie, and Bob. A boy who gets things done . . . Really a nice guy to know. WAYNE STEWART "FLlCKER" Our most athletic is an all around fellow whom everyone likes . . . Active in sports . . . played four years on the gridiron . . . Wants,to be a sailor boy . . . His hobby is hunting . . . Took the commercial course . . . Says he doesn't like girls, much! 'Q' 3 fi 'uri DAVE SPENCER "FUZZ" Comes from Manorville . . . Ambition is to be a carpenter. Small, but nice to know . . . Commercial course . . . Boating is his hobby. His three loves are hunting, fishing and swimming . . . Likes any- thing connected with mathematics . . . An engaging personality. LORETTA SPERL "BABE" Ambition-to pack up and go to Ohio . . . Can't wait for the week-ends to come . . . Not as quiet as she pretends to be . . . Pals with Sally, Dolly and Donna . . . Likes to play golf. Her favorite subiect is bookkeeping . . . Nice to know. K wr' ,J "lT"f'Z'7' LV or MARLENE STOLAR "MAR" Tall, friendly girl who is forever loaflng . . . Chums with Joanne, Babe and Margie . . . Her ambition is iust to grad- uate . . . Favorite subject-bookkeeping??? Says she enjoys all sports . . Nice to know . . . Pet phrase-"Oh, No!" JANET STITT "JAN" Her hobby is boys!! . . . Always going skating at the Rollercade . . . Ambition is to be a beautician . . . Has big, blue eyes and a pretty smile . . . Pet phrase "You're a doll." . . . Favorite subiect is science . . . Always with Putz or Doris. GERALD STUMP "HARDROCK" Ambition is to get out of school . . . general course . . . takes delight in working with wood . . . hunting is his hobby . . . favorite pastime-iust riding around . . . has a friendly smile for everyone. JOSEPH SZALANKIEWICZ "JOE" A quiet lad who is looking forward to ioining the Navy . . . a loyal member of the Sportsman Club . . . Can usually be seen riding around town on his motorcycle . . . Favorite subiect- wood shop . . . Commercial course . . . "You're kidding" . . . a wonderful person to know . . . HENRY TENEROWICZ "HEl'CHA" "Our joker" .. . has kept his class in stitches for the past four years . . . greets you with "Ain't that a blast!" . . . Active in all sports . . . A future member of the Air Force . . . Would be happy if his only class was study hall . . . Well-liked by all. JUDITH TOUSSAINT "JUDY" Took the commercial course . . . Art editor of the Trireme . . . Seen with Joyce and Duchess . . . Doing art work and listening to records are her pastimes . . . Always ready for fun . . . Loafs at Wray's . . . "Five" in the Junior Class play. EUGENE SZUL "GENE" Gene's only wish is to be successful in life . . . ls interested in stamps . . . Enioys his chemistry and physics class . . . A very active member of the Youth Center . . . "Cut that out!!!" is his pet phrase . . . Favorite pastime-hunting and fishing . . . A very well-liked lad . . . FLORENCE SZYBKA "Fl.O" Plans to enter nurses' training at Mercy Hospital . . . Always with Toni or Eileen . . . Cute blonde who is always saying "How bout that" . . . Spare time is spent reading . . . Interested in the F.T.A .... Favorite subiect is chemistry. HARRIET UTLEY "FUNKY" Aspires to take up nursing at Presbyterian Hospital . . . Best of friends with Joyce and Esther . . . Cute gal with a ready smile . . . Two favorite pastimes are basketball and swimming . . . Pretends to be very quiet??? Says "Holy Mackerel." JOHN VALASEK "CORKY" A very good-looking chap . . . Another fan of baseball . . . best friends--Jack, Wayne, Shane and Bumps . . . A real sharpie in wood shop . . . Loves to see November roll around . . . a mechanic who really knows his stulf . . . Crazy and full of fun. 93 'tqfk r A H?-Blass. Uhpwqv uv ,is-fx 4-rw-veg, ROBERT WARE "FARMER" One of our taller lads . . . A future Marine . . . Enioys riding around in his grandfather's Cadillac and Ford . . . Who wouldn't? . . . "You're wasted" . . . likes bookkeeping . . . Active in all sports . . . A great guy who's loads of fun . . . Best friends-Doc, Flicker, and Bill. SALLY WELCH "BESS" Ambition-to become a nurse . . . Oh! those lucky patients . . Took the college prep course . . . Takes all her troubles to Carolyn . . . Active in the band and orchestra . . . Expresses her disbelief with "No Kiddin!" Cute gal with a smile to match. 1015 JUDY YOUNG "JUDY" Always at Wray's with Sally, Gail, Hop and Gloria . . . Ambition is to travel . . . Could pose for a tooth-paste ad with that smile. Spends her time watching basketball games, playing the piano, and loafing . . . A cute gal who is nice to know. DEAN YOUNT "BUDDY" A nice-looking chap who hopes to wear the Navy blue . . . His favorite pastime couldn't be girls, could it??? . . . Thinks loafing is tops . . . Says his favorite time of day is noon hour . . . Wants everyone to think he is bashful . . . A real great guy. 4l JOHN VALEK "JAN" Ambition is to serve 20 years in the Air Corps . . . Very capable on the dance floor . . . His hobby is guns . . . Claims every- one is his friend . . . Always around 315, could it be typing????? Commercial course . . . A handsome guy with a matching personality . . . RUTH WALKER "DOLLY" Took an academic course . . . Conhdes in Evie . . . Hopes to take up nursing after graduation . . . Spends her spare time at home, knitting . . . Favorite subiect is home economics . . . Nice to know . . . We'll remember her saying "Oh Boy!!!" . . . -sgsd - ti' HELEN A. WOODSIDE "HELEN" Loafs nowhere in particular-but anywhere at all . . . Not as shy as she pretends to be . . . Seen with Betty and Joyce . . . Ambition-Just to graduate!! Likes driving, square dancing, and ping-pong . . . "Brother" . . . Pleasant. . . MAXINE YASSEM "MAX" Ambition to be a private secretary . . . Pals with Slugger . . . Smooth on the dance floor . . . Writes a letter a day to a certain Marine . . Always traveling to Vandergrift . . . Neat dresser . . . Bookkeeper for the Glass-lp . . . JOAN ZANETTI "JOANlE" Takes all her troubles to Joan . . . Aspires to be a secretary . . . Spends spare time driving . . . Likes her bookkeeping class. Always Ioafing at Wray's . . . One of the smaller set. . . Nice to know . . . Likes to talk in study hall. JOHN L. ZANOLI "JOHNNY" A veteran of three years, two months and seven days in the Navy . . . Would like to spend another summer or two in Japan lcivilian stylel . . .Johnny and his Buick are quite popular . . . Morda and Woodside are his buddies . . . Good-looking and well-liked. Senior play try-outs: "Now let's see, who am I, Jane?" JOYCE ZAHRADNIK "JOYCE" The gal with the "most leadership" . . . Confides in Margie, Pat and Sara... Ambition-to see the world... Wishes that she could be a confirmed Ioafer .. . Attractive . . . Took the secretarial course . . . Always ready for fun. K I frilly 'L ffffzt' ,im ll gy, MOU , L6 ,J -'1 'ff W LOUIS ZAHRADNIK "PUGl" Ambition is to ioin our great Air Force . . . Took the business course . . . Says typing is his favorite subiect . . . Likes sports-especially basketball . . . Best of friends with Hoey, Andy, Bob, and Mo . . . Loafs at Wray's . . . An amiable and pleasant person. 'Kyiv ALBERT ZERMANE "BUSTER" A future engineer. . . Academic course .. . Played football for the old Alma Mater.. . Buster divides his time be- tween Ford City and Kittanning . . . Solid and trig rate high with him . . . Hobby is hitch-hiking . . . Friendly and well-liked by all. VICTOR ZIMMERMAN "VIC" Ambition is to see the Pirates win a pennant. . . His future plans include Pitt. . . Academic course . . . Bowling is his hobby... Vic is iust too busy to loaf? ? 3 . . . National Honor Society. . . He has led our class through many trying days . . . Nice to know. Don't let them fool you-they're not studying! iw ggi i . f "Deep in the Heart of Texas"-Our high-stepping "cowgirIs Now, choir, back on the top of page 5- if? 3 . E, I fi. SK S x i i .".. E F, G W ' ' ig fy 9 5 - 1 i , f- if A tall blonde demonstrating short wave. Are we going to have to eat it? 43 i They're the Tops If iwe were all smartl Mos' Leadership Most Intellectual Mildred Huston Ed Meleason Joyce Zahradnik P .lim Rovynak How to Be Very, Very Popular Wim Most Popular Patty Eck Dick Hudek Toast of the Town Most Personality Sara Perpich Joe Stewart Laugh, Clown, Laugh Oh FUN! CNY Most Humorous Most Athletic Jean Fichthorn Carole Schaffer . 44 Henry Tenorcwlcz Wayne Stewart There Are Smiles As Time Goes By , K rw ' 5' :Y 1' A Nicest Smile Most Likely to Succeed Peggy Bevingfon Marilyn Erkens Dick Livengood Craig Rosenberger Kitten on the Keyes Most Talented , Y Y Donna McEIfresh Joe Novak Lovely to Look At Best Dressed Doris Heffelfinger Ron Fukso You're Adorable Dancing in the Dark Most Attractive Begg Dangers -IOCIH l-00500 45 Corrie Coulter Andy Husar Jun Vqlek 4, ff' W Y M' fp E., ,fff C! 6231465 F15 ,H nnior Cfdifff Owcem ana! ..!46!Uif50l"5 x E. u if 'ii N' .. "in fr-- Class Officers-Standing-Diane DeLong, Joe Lo- Class Advisors-Standing-Mr. Gregory, Mrs. Wood butku. Seated-Rosemary Fuykosh, Carolyn Stivcson. Seated-Mrs. Longwell, Miss Schubert, Miss Green. W -.412 Y Absent when pictures were token: Standing-Richard Hilemcn, Albert Johnson. Seated-Dorothy Bernot, Pat Miller. 48 Do you know the answer, Roy? ? 3 ? , Q X W1 Q if V E ,A . neg V i 5 2 I ' , ,...' Q E. '- f , V, . ' ' -ff if QA, ,Aw i 33 X A 'Y ' ,, ,J ' '. if 'R' t .,. .1 i :J ,E 53' ' '51-. ' l -2 ' 'ai .Ki 5 I vg.f,:.,f', , ' H- K, I 'l-if , -, 9, i w '07 In X.. 4 4 . X 5 ' 1 1 - 41, .W ,f , :I I V v-Qi, H Exif " i i ' V i .eil it :1,- Q W gniaXh Row 6-Dianne DeLong, Ronald Dinus, Patricia Dosch, Janet Dunmire, Donna Emigh. Row 7-Rosemary Faykosh, Eleanor Fennell, Evelyn Fennell, James Fox, Robert Fullerton. Row 8--Norman Gaggini, Barbara Galanis, Franklin Garmong, Betty Gibson, Barbara Golab. Row 9-Betty Good, David Greer, Harry Grinder, Lawrence Hagofsky, Paul Hartman. Row 10-Earl Heasley, Thomas Heilman, William Heil- man, Michael Herbst, Joseph Hnatiow. 49 :fandom Row 'I-Audrey Augustine, Paul Baillie, Donald Baker, Charles Bargerstock, Barbara Bartolovic. Row 2-Elizabeth Bauwin, Margaret Beere, Gene- vieve Bier, Paul Birch, Joseph Blongeaux. Row 3-Glenna Bonner, Dorothy Bower, Janet Bowser, Marlyn Bowser, Ann Catlos. Row 4-Regis Cechvala, James Chorvat, Delores Cog- ley, Nancy Conley, Constance Crawford. Row 5-Carol Culleiton, Billie Cunningham, Janet Dan- hof, Ernest Davies, Doris Davis. ,X if 1 BL E l I 3 1 P .s Q, f , - "i .121-K , J if L. W ef it iviv L E -' 1 I 5 ,.. ,J ' , gf so yy x e ,X Q? 1 E ., g ggggy A ,, y V., lvz.. , . 1. V. if x 5: I if Q if 7, f - ,fi by K LX A -I . Q . i was 'BBW ' - C J "mf 'M J i L as M I 5 L -ff' it KN5E.fXQf 'F 9 'HS-ffl omiom Row 'I-Michael Hnatiow, Sandra Hockenberry, Mar- garet Humenik, Richard Hutchison, Robert lngram. Row 2-James Jackson, Ruth Jageman, Beverly Jakola, Joanne Kahat, James Kerr. Row 3-Phyllis Kiiowski, Genevieve Klimkowicz, Chaun- cey Klingensmith, Richard Klingensmith, Ronald Klingen- smith. Row 4-Robert Kornasiewicz, Joseph Kovalovsky, Charles Kunkle, Samuel Kunkle, Joseph Labutka. Row 5-Ronald Lasher, Thomas Lasher, Raymond Lerner, Joyce Levrio, Marlene Livengood. I lf, lf 'l?fQ'7"'il'Q55iQ ' f . 0. - Pu 7,2 it j 5 Q. .I x 'gy ,wefnmfiwig g.rff-Mfr fa Q- : f . - -Q f ay 1. ,cis-,p , V K F. A S s f zQwfW+iww Llrrsi Vgnv fwgwwwwi 34- " ' H ' A K 'S . .5 Y VR 1 cimwwewa ,, -new.-' ,,.sff.5:5:,f,,g.,,.,,..,, ,W -f x . f.. . . J. k .4-., , 1 'Y' Q in ,,t,.,..s ,. , ,. X 'm1fa-'M K .,i.:,'f'f-swim , -. K " " 'weiezfsgg . J: it K I 7 I M it A ,V ,H ..,-v . A ,A . J - gs., 1 x 1 E 'x K 1 5-K : 1 '. 1, " Q 'H-.f K 0- as V , .1 X Z.-:,, ,. J x-yeSv f fl eva. .W 'gyyygi if M, y,,y, R- PXVZKJQL Rf' . , gig , , 531. ' Yi M, g ,,., ,. . 3: . 'fr .. x ,. K it 'CT' MXN .fa .fi--f 4 - , . , :Qt , E? Xt 2 i la. i J , ll , .sf LL: 'Mi 11. 72-352 l JS1. J 7' W , 5 .' in A lyl XIV' L A li eff. ,Q X If. if W l,, ,,,, g mg X ' .X Q -IFQ A J 1 X at , Q if x k l s . a R-Q. , ffi i w A J by y L L - fix i t , Xl ll 'sal' 'Iii .xx lhlfli Row 6-Edward Malc, James Manning, Harold Mans- field, Margie Marsh, Jo Ann Martinez. Row 7-Raymond McArdle, Ethel McElwain, Carol Mc- Gregor, Marilyn McKee, Sandra Meades. Row 8-Deanna Michaux, Richard Michaux, Keith Mitchell, Beverly Myers, Joan Myers. Row 9-William Nall, Lois Neer, Ronald Neutrelle, Barbara Novak, Paula Painter. Marlene Pert, John Popolis. al!!! swf 50 Row 'I0-Frances Peltz, John Penn, Patricia Pepper, 4 A .,. :Ji-' j. T ,, x . 57? X ' ,V b f? '7 t' s , ff- ee., .,A...., 4 me ,ill E fe M. f. ms. fy f . X 1, my is xl s 6' M .1 X555 A7 K at -,,. DW, 5.5, AXA' A a a fr A Qi? K C T, U ff J 1 , ff , ,. .. Qs S. Ku 3 V, 1 ,,, f by C-N tw-ff! t ,ai - we xl: .JA , ,V 2' gs ,- C X V if is ,,,,Qf't,i'f'sf1 , , xl XJ xi, 45 . ,Qu y yc vi? C me by W Row 6-Dixie Smith, Carol Stitt, Kenneth Thompson, Catherine Tregas Carolyn Stivason, kos. Row 7-Penny Vent, Robert Vidonoft, Carole Walker, Marian Walker, Mary Alice Ware. Row 8-James Wougaman, Norma W Wolverton, Gloria Zahradnik. olfe, Robert 5l :fandom Row I-Joanne Prazenica, Richard Pytel, Carole Ann Reitler, James Reitler, Albert Remis. Row 2-Ronald Ricket, Frances Round, Carol Round, Annette Russo, William Salsgiver. Row 3-Mary Ellen Sanoba, Carolyn Say, Nancy Schaefer, Richard Schafthouser, Jo Anne Schall. Row 4-Martha Schiffgens, Evelyn Schultz, Deloris S . . crupps, Steve Semow, Joyce Shakley. Row 5-Ruth Simmons, Mary Ann Skukalek, James Slagle, Mary Ann Slanicks, Jerome Slavka. 'xg' MN J ,, uw Q an ,Q ,X J X Fw Gi S .STJIQ OWL 0l"8 641,555 X OMCQIY5 ana! .xdcfuiwm Class Advisors-Slanding-Mr. Adams, Miss Rust, Mrs. Lieb, Mr. Simmons. Seated-Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Brod- head, Mrs. Cogley. 'Q' Absent when pictures were taken: Back Row-Richard Myers, Merwyn Gutherle. Front Row-Judy Ferroie, Ruth Williams, Joan Zydonik, Nancy 'Q K ,VN . ,, F , A ssr A i " Riggle. Class Officers-Gene Lazaroff, Patsy Glesk, Jerry Ferguson. Gia -A131 A stich in time saves nine! zz, . K f,r,,,, ,,-, ff ff , , fi da.: , W L-- E C -1+ J' H P silk I -Rpm .:,.A, hV l 8 , .1 , l 1 v f . F L V V' 'A , " - QQ, J X F' it u ,Mi i l bg! Qu 1 new J- r s X EYL in 1-M W? a, , l, N ql i , l . , if -., V 1 lsr V : wry F 5 ' it 'a . E J Xx 2 ' fr 9 5 Row 6-Dean Cowan, Judith Crawford, Arlene Crytz- er, Lawrence Culp, Patricia Cunningham. Row 7-David Daugherty, Brenda Davies, Fay Davis, Merle Davis, Carol Doms. Row 8-Rosalie Dragon, Bonnie Edinger, Shirley Edinger, Norman Edwards, Nancy Emmonds. Row 9--Robert Emmonds, Barbara Erkens, Carol Fair, Norman Fair, Joyce Farester. Row I0-Gerald Ferguson, Edward Fichthorn, Sally Fickes, Betty Fiscus, Donald Fox. 53 C8219 OWL 0l"85 Row I-Homer Allensworth, Patricia Allensworth, James Asay, Mary Dee Asay, Paul Augustine. Row 2-James Baker, Michaelene Blondeaux, Ray- mond Blondeaux, Arnold Blystone, Jack Boarts. Row 3-Janet Boarts, Barbara Boguslawski, Joan Bo- netti, Lewis Bosco, Rosa Lee Brandstetter. Row 4-Arthur Breuer, Carol Brown, Edward Bryant, Robert Buck, Diane Buffone. Row 5-John Cacurak, Joan Cacurak, Wayne Car- berry, Helen Cesare, Dale Cloak. W , , ,T y .yyyy A x. A f L' x F X x L .z EX ' nr-V Xu A in Vikrkk I rfxrirrk X , I . ,F . R b y X 'I 5 .:,. ' V 1- y -Q V 6 , . , , , . Q saw J at ,,a, Vx agp OWL 014655 Row 'I-Richard Gainor, Patricia Gallo, Robert Gar- barino, Clyde Gibson, Patsy Glesk. Row 2-Ronald Grantz, Richard Greer, Jonathon Grinder, Nancy Guthrie, Gary Hartman. Row 3-Charles Hartzell, Helen Heasley, Robert Heil- man, Sandra Hileman, George Hilty. Row 4-William Hilty, Thomas Holizna, John Howlett, Nannette Hromadik, Virginia Hynick. Row 5-Rose Marie Jankowski, Charles Janovsky, Irene Johnson, Francis Karl, John Kerr. ky I K , L4 J-3-W' I fr: J gg r Wi, r Y r . J ' , fi ,. , xi' 5: X 3 1 , - A t Vx :. :Q I W' , , . ,, , , A 3 as J K ' A P21 A X . r X ,,. KM r K V 2 Vyy, N X., X ili ew , in ,. M, , A "'. , ' "" Zy: i f t j f K , :Y1 Q X g y R f .sz eff' , T , If A ,M . 3 I 1 K T yr ! H .1 Q-if .I 7 .x My x Sf yy .k.,, 5 4 1 l , 'i1': 2 K x " . We hiv oyeyoiyrii R+ A , Q J ,.., :G J K M X ' fl 'F ' : gggw5.w,, 'f 7 A A f fln -' ' ., 1 K f J ' S. x l X ska? J is M y . J 5' x N N .T . kxkrff ' 4 fi ew' ' fi, , . e rss, X K4 sg 3- xg K lsy it l 1 N A Ji. rf , , t i 4 ,iliw , : " 'YH- J , ' x . Q X-iw t Row 6-Ronald King, Patricia Klimkowicz, Jerry Kling- ensmith, Robert Klingensmith, Sonia Klingensmith. Row 7-Covert Knepshield, Veronica Krizman, Richard Kubotko, Kathryn Kunkle, Loretta Kunst. Row 8-Carole Laughner, Sally Law, Eugene Lazarott, Carl Lefchik, John Levrio. Row 9-Glenn Lewis, Judy Luchesa, William Lux, George Lysakowski, Paul Marcine. Row I0-John McEIwain, Gladys McGuire, Shirley McJunkin, Merle McKelvey, Mary McKernan. 54 Lg, l I If ,. R in jf A " -.-,. Q.. SH gifs- .1 we X , 015 ef s 1 1 A gi if 7 44? - fe iz P i J J , 1 ' X ' .f ' f 5 415 I 2 Q 4, if M 6 leqf icia aigan, Jacqutfmeg if , K . 1 teer, arbara Moore, l?lVA0l'V 1 CZ! 3 g fmmwl I f, 7 X ,V f V , R637 45,464 fV6Q YQZ i K ' , g ' ,Vg ow 2-Lynn Myers, David Neutrelle, James u e f .':,' ' -gul 7 RAM A' Joseph Nickleach, Eileen Noullet. I , x Zi, ' X 14 - A . f---? lc Q 5' 1 1 , I ' JPYSP E H I fi Row 3-Raymond Onofrey, Helen Palombo, ode .is ' -' ., , H lifes i' E P i 54 K . 'J X A f A ,Q H+ ,vzel o f fs, an 'xiii X J' 'LJ eoee J o X iff' X f f X .yt is j Row 6-James Rickett, Roger Robinson, Meda Belle Roush, George Rovnyak, Harry Rupert. Row 7-Janet Salankiewicz, Carol Sanders, Roberta Sanoba, Samuel Schrecengost, James Senopole. Row 8-Kathleen Shaffer, William Shaffer, Joseph Shiring, James Silvis, Kay Silvis. Row 9-Robert Simmons, Priscilla South, Carole Starr, Wayne Steffey, Steve Steiner. Row 'I0--Linda Stitt, Darrell Stivason, William Stump, James Swartz, Edith Taylor. Patsue, William Pendleton, Theresa Perry. Row 4-Richard Petras, Richard W. Petrus, Mary Plants, James Porterfield, Ronald Pratt. Row 5-Sue Reefer, Edward Reitler, Henry Reitler, Betty Lou Repak, Jean Rice. -, M E' In K if . 6 I . . . if , Q WN HJ? XX K., " J . l zt, Z 4 . at R 4 ' - f . , R , G? E ,jj'y.'. ' 5fif'fW mis "f,i if: 'YWSL' R , :, A7 -, if ggi A, ' , -1 M ii- E y, ,iglffiil 8 iii Q i fig ff. fififfwfir. iQkQ 'iagf7Iii ,issga J P -, ,,s, 5: 7,f-sff- , . , ,wing ,, ,.f,,,!i - - 5 - we V, V: f fy", V, . ,,f,,,,, . V K ' ,J-, Q ' - ' V k vigil J A ' 4 A J -E-iff. ---' ' " L' I. Q ,, i,.,, J' Q ' 'lf x i 55 f. -.X L 1,7 . ' I if 1 Row 'I-Vernon Thomas, Edward Treece, Marilyn Turko, Patricia Valasek, Richard Vent. Wakefield William Westwood James Wingate. Row 2-Barbara Wade, Charles Wagner, Judith A fl , , hw VI! J y r V HV: 4 A " T f ,,7f r :., ,:,,.':- . ' . gj13w"i: KVIFI '- t .,- 11 la- 0 I , ,,.,--. J Q, 1 I ,,,.. V y. ,mke y, y y l J r i ,H if es A if i n e e , J, w e ela ' dere Row 3-Fay Woodside, Judith Wyant, Joyce Yount Robert Yount, Theodore Zablocki. 41"- Sophomore Speech Group They're Studying? ? ? ? Second Semester Student Teachers-Left to right-Mr. St. Clair, Mr. Come on, girls! l.et's get some sales Emanuel, Mr. Whiten 56 1 l 1 s -- -ff 4 1. s..,c... P85 lflflfelflf ..s.....,,., N.. fu..-.Q Homeroom 120-Back Row--Richard Brown, John Bartolovic, Allen Boarts, Louis Blusk, James Blondeaux, Robert Bailey, David Brown, Stephen Cacurak. 3rd Row-Frank Bower, Norma Jean Bowser, Helen Angehr, Edith Bloom, Donna Lee Bauwin, Patricia Lee Brandstetter, Sandra Lee Brandstetter, Tom Boyd. 2nd Row-Donald J. Bowser, Lawrence Ca- Homeroom 'I19-Back Row-Raymond Dunmire, Edward Flanders, Robert Green, Alfred Harris, James Gelacek, Hugh Guthrie, William Fornes, Wayne Cunningham. 3rd Row-Jean Croyle, Shirley Edinger, Dalton Forester, Fred Fennell, Robert Cuias, James Hansotte, James Gon- gola, Thomas Cieply, Penelope Evans. 2nd Row-Eleanor Danhof, Pa- : r x v- , i X V -we nn., ,M in ,inf Q4- , -,M my , Q , 'am ,If ,. 5 We ' 19 as .....,......1t,, curak, Jack Brown, Ronnie Burdett, Donald E. Bowser, Eugene Capizzi, Larry Beck, James Bicanovsky, Chester Gurski. 'lst Row-Theresa Bi- canovsky, Patricia Aites, Jane Bowser, Karen Beck, Deanna Beck, Jody Anthony, Rosemary Beuth, Barbara Bordick, Nola Ann Brandon, George Brandeburg. tricia Dietz, Susan Dittmer, Margie Brightmeyer, Patricia Chimka, Joan Cogley, Elizabeth DeLong, Gloria Daniels, Susan Eakins. Ist Row-George Dodds, Sally Bryan, Thomas Crofutt, Elizabeth Delp, Judith Davis, Joanne Charney, David Dunn, Dorothy Bruner, Kenneth Hartman, Ann Lesser. .jjf!..... , 9 ,Iwi -C+, 50's hiv M' X 8 D 44. ff-.. , M, l l l X l .L X ...T..,...- Homeroom 118-Buck Row-Lewis Kline, Jack Jageman, Wesley Heil- man, Robert King, William Hollobaugh, Richard Klingensmith, Carl Heftel- finger, Delmar Klingensmith. 3rd Row-Andy Kahat, Ed King, Kay Girt, Margaret Hill, Martha Fox, Judy Hornyak, Carolyn Flickinger, Raymond Kiiowski, Gerald King. 2nd Row-Dale Kerr, Charlotte Geiger, Richard Homeroom 'l'I7-Back Row--Carol Knottek, Peggy Kammerdiener, Fred McKinney, Kenneth Mitchell, Henry Mores, Donald Miller, Judy Ma- esky, Helen Marcinek. 3rd Row-Robert Matty, Karl Matthews, Darlene Johnson, Patricia Lloyd, Barbara Lemmon, Sonia Lukehart, Grace Lang, Mariorie Marks, Tony Machowski, Joseph Kunst. 2nd Row-Thomas Knight, an Hockenberry, Kenneth lseman, Mary Greene, Joseph Husar, Betty Gladys, Carol Fiscus, Rudy King. Ist Row-Jack Hubbard, Marian Held, Kathleen Hileman, Pat Gibson, Gail Hopper, Victoria Garay, Mary Jo Gallo, Stanley Jankowski, Janice Parson. William Mohr, Rodney McKelvy, Howard Mansfield, Larry Ludwick, George Moraz. Robert Maxiener, Gerald Lerner, Larry Leard. 'lst Row-Thomas Kornasiewicz, Anastasia Lysokowski, Barbara McArdle, Kathy Kuchta, Donna Mansfield, Daphne Luchesa, Joann Mansfield, Thomas Kunkle, Lewis Buyers. 90- uw, , V E O Q ,1.x,'-v iw V A me i ,,, get am' Slit 7 i -'Tu' N C Cf? hi -A XX, 'll- 'I sw, Homeroom 116-Back Row-William Reeseman, Timothy Rupert, John Repak, Andrew Palka, Augustus Ruftaner, David Petrovsky, Harry Russo. 3rd Row-Thomas Rupp, Florence McGuire, Charlotte Myers, Sandro Minteer, Shirley Moore, Annabel Menarcin, Joan Nathaniel, Catherine McGuire, Michael Odrechowski. 2nd Row-Rosalie Paul, Darlene Milz, Homeroom 202-Back Row-Dorothy Slovensky, Joan Schaelter, Rus- sell Smith, Dennis Smith, James Snyder, Howard Smeltzer, James Stewart, Linda Piper, Olga Seniow. 3rd Row-Lois Schiftgens, Don Serene, Reed Schaeffer, Henry Schnitzler, James Sicheri, Wayne South, Sam Saloum, Barbara Salsgiver. 2nd Row-Judy Shoop, George South, Robert Slama, 'v-. Q! . 1 Q , M Q E, 'E' 59 I. f f ...J f fs .H .W ' E! A -079 .em VP' V' -as Q6 x -Ot vv 4 + -sv... i 5 S l l s Elaine Palombo, Lauretta Paul, Betty McCIymmonds, Annette Onofrey, Helen Carolyn Moffitt, Margaret Miller, Besse Ekis. 'lst Row-Samuel Rearick, Donald Bowser, Carl Petrus, Fred Russo, Earl Porter, James Russell, Carl Petras, John Ondo. Eleanor Space, Betty Rupert, Eileen Pepper, Anthony Senopole, Richard Starr, Rosalie Pella. 'lst Row-Judy Reitler, Rosemarie Piersanti, Larry Schiffgens, Harry Spang, Joseph Shaffer, Victor Sheafter. Robert Smulik, Betty Raymer, Roberta Smith, Martin Thompson. if M' fe ,,,,,.,,-.s, s, . sf -,,.- W. 'QQ' do 1' llsfllff' . i-.ff - !,'f...,.-. f ,...... .ML- If igv if i Q' we fx ft ff? R5 Ei :ES Homeroom 201-Back Row-Jerry Zanoli, Bob Wheat, Gary Stivason, Weis, Bob Stewart, Ronald Woyton, Paul Zahradnik. 'lst Row-Clare Harry Winslow, Fred Sweitzer, Karl Vent, Ardell Thomas. 3rd Row-Pat Zimmerman, Mary Toy, Marilyn Szul, Marie Zahradnik, Rosemary Turko, Wakefield, Phyllis Zablocki, Sandra Yassem, Marlin Waugaman, Ronald Ina Woodside, Faye White, Kathy Yount, Shelvey Walker, James Craw- Sykota, Anna Marie Zermane, Delores Tihanovich, Donna Watterson. 2nd ford. Row-Manifered Wolfe, Charles Thevenin, Larry Toy, Bob Wyant, Chris Patrol Boys-Gary Boyd, Jay Bowser, .lack Brown, Ralph Burdette. ls it interesting? ? ? Clarence Brown, Robert Beuth, Marlen Burdette, Mr. Miller. 60 QTL 6 Homeroom 213-Back Row-Linda Crissman, Ronald Buhite, Roger Blondeaux, George Chestnut, Joseph Claypoole, George Bailey, George Beere, Betty Burdette. 3rd Row-Rhodetta Bowser, Rhetta Coleman, lla Christy, Gloria Beck, Patty Cook, Joan Cogley, Connie Beck, Edna l. Bur- ford, Virginia Burdette. 2nd Row-John Beck, Donna Croyle, Virginia Homeroom 212-Back Row-Carol Harosky, Judith Goodgasell, Ken- neth Crytzer, Gerald Cogley, Emmett Fickes, Cornelia Davis, Sandra Haw- thorne. 3rd Row-Martha Grantz, Richard Cobb, William Ferris, Nancy Graham, Rosemary Dinus, Catherine Heftelflnger, Joseph Fichthorn, Larry Croyle, Evelyn Fennell. 2nd Row-Carol Czapor, Rosalie Fennell, Margaret MT... ...L... .........,.. 'Nil' s ' f Campbell, William Beere, Robert Buriak, James Armstrong, James Bobby, Wanda Boarts, Lavonne Benninger, William Burdette. lst Row-Mattie Painter, Shirley Cogley, Carol Anderson, Hugh Bonner, Kenneth Carley, Paul Boback, Richard Chimka, Judy Crawford, Barbara Bowser, Edna J. Burford. Emigh, Joseph Dodds, Richard Crossman, Vernon Cogley, Gary Emmonds, Mary Fallone, Violet Fiscus. lst Row-Donald Crytzer, Janet Dowling, Sandy Dunn, Judith Dunn, James Fiscus, Jeanne Grafton, Shirley Farester, Douglas Donigian, Paul J. Caruso. J-X, . M . ...--,., .,......,............ islwl Homeroom 211-Back Row-Mary Ann Kendra, Janet Johns, Thomas Hughan, Roy Grantz, Charles Martin, John Johnson, Mark Fundyga, Bev- erly Hutchison, Nancy McMunn. 3rd Row-Malcolm Hileman, Max Kamer, Tony Pendleton, Bonnie Mitchell, Patricia Kunkle, Winnifred Kunkle, Judith Miller, Donald Hobaugh, Gary Lobur. 2nd Row-Estelle Beckwith, Ray- Homeroom 210-Back Row-Judith South, Carol Smith, Eugene Smith, Burl Neer, Kenneth Perkey, Eugene Repak, John Pochan, Patricia Smolik, Judy Reitler. 3rd Row-Betty Sadeski, Louise Petras, Mary Solida, Al- berta Smail, Darletta Riggle, Denise Renaldo, Sally Stepp, Helen Spang. 2nd Row-Gerald Rupert, Edward Simmons, Thomas Smolen, Gerald 'GQ- ef K 1 MB li Elhuilis mond Fundyga, Thomas Gray, Larry Howlett, James McKee, Donald Gar- mong, Percy Fiscus, Robert Hynick. lst Row-Norma Johnson, Carole Law, Shirley Miller, Elsie McKain, Nancy Meleason, Carol Kolakowski, Shirley Lazaroff, Patricia Henry. Odrey, Joseph Riskosky, Donald Reich, John Mottitt, William Smith. 'Ist Row-Edna Tylinski, Dennis Minich, Betty Lou Schall, Patricia Stump, May- burn Stephens, Barbara Russell, Betty Ritter, Janet Sellers, Betty Say, Dean Schull. ll,-Q-AW-,.... , A.... -. J... w....i ,.,t,..,---,,Vt I Y A vi -aw f,,.m,,..., AA.t. ,-M..., H... ff' f..,..,..... Mi..- f T i v . -MMT . M V A , .max , ,W ev-, .,,,X at 5.- F-9 Homeroom 209-Back Row--Randolph Spencer, Samuel Thompson Barry Stein, Melvin Wolfe, Robert Wolfe, James Wolbert, Russell Wilson 3rd Row-Mary Zubick, Kathy Wilcox, Shirley Walker, Garnet Walker Evelyn Wiser, Ruth Ann Waltenbaugh, Mabel Walbert, Patricia Sykuta Barbara Wyant. 2nd Row-Walter Stewart, Warren Ware, Carl Stupka -asm Absent when pictures were taken: Front Row-Lynnie Woodside, Wanda Odre, Marlyn Ewing, Richard Charlson, Paul Ransom. Second Row-Phil Rupert, Tom Law, Ronnie Paine. Back Row-David Feldman, Hugh Guthrie. ...,,.... --'----mi-- ar Q. l euenffz 'x Iv--K Homeroom 208-Back Row-Larry Boyd, Ralph Burdett, Walter Busch, Robert Burford, Larry Breightmyer, Marlin Burdett. 3rd Row-Virginia Burford, Elaine Carley, Patricia Baney, Judith Bowser, Barbara Bailey, Sandra Bowser, Desira Blase, Mary Louise Allensworth, Carol Conley, Homeroom 107-Back Row-James Eddy, James Emigh, Daniel Grantz, Stanley Fox, Ross Fichthorn, Darrell Chestnut. 3rd Row-John Gamble, Alice Coulson, Laura Heckman, Jane Heilman, Barbara Grinder, Lillian Garmong, Josephine Hagofsky, Alvin Conner. 2nd Row-Joseph Garay, ...... X .,,.,I..- Nev. .L X , Carol Brown. 2nd Row-Clarence Brown, James Brise, Nancy Aites, Jean Claypool, Dessie Baker, Carol Bevington, Robert Beuth, Glenn Byers. 1st Row-Jessie Rhines, Marsha Bowser, William Bowser, Janet Beck, Karen Bloom, Jay Bowser, Jack Brown, John Allensworth, Sally Clever. Ed Crissman, Arthur Crcftutt, James Crawford, Joe Fickes, Jim Davis, Bill Constanzo, Robert Emigh. 'lst Row-Virginia Doms, Evelyn Gatchel, Pa- tricia Fox, Sandra Hawk, Katryn Galanis, Gail Guthrie, Jacquelyn Davis, Jo Ann Gladys, Barbara Conner, Joseph Genovesse. X .e,.s...., ,QW-W-me f el ,,.. .. ,. 'hai B 'ik - 'wg ,vw PH". 1, Writ .. ...X -Mx -ex .N .., ...X -,.,....a.r ff-. - .. , T X Y. W Mvnv 2 ,max 4' -Jin -as gn, 'RUG 'FQ- Q Homeroom 106-Back Row-Newton Kerr, Earl Hileman, David Jack- son, Chester Johns. 3rd Row-Stephen Hudek, Fred Kendra, Charles Hile- man, Robert Hooks, Richard Hilliard, Willard Heilman, Jerry Hepler. 2nd Row-Alan King, Nancy Lettrich, Diane Meleason, Vonda Lee McNelly, Homeroom 5-Back Row-Theodore Kornasiewicz, Thomas Lias, John Maxeiner, David Moore, Ralph Marks, Thomas Porter, Thomas Lloyd. 3rd Row-Sally Palczer, Linda Ritter, Rose Nall, Joanne Myers, Patricia Peters, Janet Neer, Rita Pepper, Karen Risher, Madeline Ruftaner. 2nd Row- xi c.:,w x-IVV, 'A '51- K ,. pr- . gf V . k!,...w,. f X. . ., KJ., X-, , 33 Patty Hnatiow, Judith Miller, Betsy McGuire, Carol Martin, William lm- gram. Ist Row-Roy Wineberg, Mary Ellen Hetrick, Judith King, Elaine King, Glenda Kerr, Carolyn Knepshield, Michele Martin, Helen Holland, Jane Matthews, Christy Lloyd. Donald Kovalowsky, Herman Pierce, Thomas Mechling, Shirley Rupert, Joan Reitler, Patricia Peresie, Ralph McGuire, Larry Longwell, Robert Lloyd. lst Row-Ronald Miller, James Lang, Evelyn Polka, Leslie Rupert, Dianne Penn, Rosemarie Omasta, Thomas McCullough, Theodore Shakley. ......z. JS if wif! 4 LAW ...........T.,. mf. Homeroom 2-Back Row-William Shirey, James Space, Douglas Swi- gart, Gerald Ramsey, Randy Solak, George Stivason, Edward Swartz, Warren Smail, John Rupp. 3rd Row-Shirley Stivason, Arvella Smith, Nancy Smith, Dixie Stepp, Marlene Serraro, Sylvia Rupert, Joan Svantner, Homeroom 1-Back Row-George Walker, Laura Westwood, Rose Ann Szalankiewicz, John Wright, Maryetta Wolfe, Barbara Thomas, Jo- sept Tinant. 3rd Row-Raymond Troutman, Joan Waugaman, Geraldean Troutman, Craig Wynkoop, Elaine Yount, Joyce Walker, John Verschuren. 2nd Row-Richard Ware, Ruby Thomas, Karen Wagner, Harry Troup, .4-4 Patricia Simpson, Linda Stivason. 2nd Row-Herman Schultz, Joseph Run- co, Catherine Stanko, Kathy Schreckengost, Richard Rupert, Monte Renaldo. 'Ist Row-Josephine Myers, Larry Raymer, lrene Smeltzer, Shirley Schrec- engost, Janet Smeltzer, Karen Spence, Connie Rupp, Richard Ross. Herbert Toy, Sandra Walker, Patricia Utley, Charles Yapp. 'Ist Row- Mildred Schall, Donald Toy, Laura Waltenbaugh, Dennis Yount, Edward Troutman, James Tomaswick, James Wise, Barbara Wyant, Catherine Zablocki. ,..,A... ,KH .A vm A, , , 1 USherS for HlIIblIIY Weddlll 590994 D Heffemfwlef E HBGSIGY Ushers For Pnde and Preiudlce Seated J Ingram J Shtt L Klang J Zanehl J Buhlte P Bevington Slandmg D Klmgensmlfh H Utley B ensmnh Sfqndnng S Emmonds A Pacuch E Moore C Dmus H Kane P Bernot J Clever L Klmgensmuth Bevmgton fla- Future secretaries I 9 ffff A-. N f ff fa" X ff! "fE'C'7ff 'Z wi -1 M T nbM V Kliorcaf mimic Martin E. Thompson .2 li? i K The Ford City High School Varsity Chorus, under the direction of Martin E. Thompson, has succeeded in promoting music at Ford City High School. They have had exchange assembly programs with Vandergrift and Butler, and were rated among the best in the Forensic Contest finals. Their superior singing was first brought to the public in an outstanding Christmas program in the Ford City High School Auditorium. They staged an operetta, "The Waltz Dream," which was highly applauded. We know that Mr. Thompson will keep up the good work by producing fine choirs in the future. ucrdifg Cjlrorzfw Row 'I-B. Galanis, B. Erkens, J. Brown, J. Bowser, M. Huston, H. Polumbo, C. King, C. Round, M. Livengood, M. Slanicka, R. Simmons, C. Culleiton, R. Faykosh, B. Novak, G. Green, M. Blondeaux, C. Brown, C. Reitler, P. Painter, D. Scripps. Row 2-B. Golub, J. Shakley, J. Minteer, E. McElwain, N. Riggle, C. Walker, G. Beir, B. Good, P. Valasek, S. Meades, M. Erkens, M. Sku- kalek, B. Myers, J. Danhof, M. Walker, T. Perry, R. Silvis, E. Noullet, H. Cae sar. Row 3-W. Pacuch, R. Grantz, A. Remis, G. Rovnyak, M. l.azarotT, E Lazarofli, R. Livengood, R. Burdette, A. Breuer, C. Klingensmith, J. Novak R. Byron, C. Elwood, R. Greer, T. Hellman, R. Simmons. Row 4-J. Jackson, J. Lettrich, W. Emmonds, R. Vidanoft, N. Gaggini, J. Rovnyak, J. Kovalovsky, N. Edwards, J. Slavka, R. Klingensmith, R. Fuksa, J. Neutrelle, J. Nickleach W. Lux. I r V 4 ' 't 1 Y Q4 'fan mfwllu- ' - vi CAM Ifmcw oncerlf Varsity Chorus Officers-J. Lettrich, Custodian, R. Burdette, Vice- President, G. Greene, Secretary-Treasurer, J. Rovnyak, President, J. Novak, Student Director. Varsity Chorus Section Leaders-Front Row-D. Scripps, G. Greene, Varsity Chorus Accompanists-Delores Scripps B. Good, C. King. Back Row-R. Vidanoff, J. Novak, M. Lazaroff, C. EI- 71 Beverly Myers, William Lux. Wood. orelfwic Cyonfedf Soloisls-Seated-M. Walker, C. Walker, C. Brown. Standing-M. LazarofT, J. Rovnyak, J. Novak. V, , , v-.2 "Working hard." Boys Quariel-J. Novak, J. Rovnyak C. Elwood, M. Lazorof-T. Girls Ensemble-Standing-C. Brown, G. Greene, B. Novak, B. Good, J. Brown, J. Minteer, H. Palumbo, B. Erkens, Mr. Thompson. Seated-B. Myers. l 72 l . .5 A lrjfffcf eprewnlfcafiued Row 1-C. Danhof, R. Simmons, H. Palumbo. Row 2- J. Novak, J. Rovynok, C. Elwood, M. Lazaroff. Boy's Octet-B. Emmonds, M. LazaroH:, R. VidanofT, J. Rovynyak, R. Byron, C. Elwood, J. Novak, J. Slavka. Seated-B. Lux, accompanist ww ...fi . . rf K Sophomore Chorus-Row 'I-C, Doms, D. Robinson, J. Crawford, J. Salankiewicz, D. Buffone, J. BonneHi, R. Jankowski, J. Wyant, P. South. Row 2-N. Fair, M. Roush, P. Allensworth, F. Woodside, C. Laughner, J. Boarts, S. Mclunkin, F. Davis, J. James, D. Daugherty. Row 3-W. Shaffer, R. King, E. Reitler, J. Kerr, S. Steiner, R. 73 Yount, J. Wingafe, D. Fox, C. Stump, R. Garbarino. Lola LaVerne Bevington lnstrumental music at Ford City High School has progressed under the capable direction of' Miss Lola l.aVerne Bevington. The band was quite active this year with parades, a concert, and half-time programs at the toot- ball games. The orchestra participated in many school activities including the Senior and Junior class plays, and assemblies. They also assisted the Varsity Chorus in a Christ- mas Concert. Both groups sent representatives to.County, District, and State music festivals. emfor gan! ,Quai i m..4..... ' l l .. L ' Row I-R. Hileman, R. Garbarino, G. Lazaroff, C. Coulter, J. Baars, J. Sellers, W. Carberry, J. Hopper, J. Wingate, W. Pendleton, R. Woyton, C. Harosky, B. Ransom, I. Herbst, B. A. Szalankiewicz, A. Breuer, D. Spencer. Row 2--J. Rice, P. Painter, F. Markby, J. Farester, E. Meleason, C. Sanders, J. Bowser, D. Hettelfinger, C. Schaflier, M. Guthrie, M. Turko, E. Palumbo, B. McClymonds, P. Glesk, C. Reitler, Miss Bevington. Row 3-B. Galanis, rnmenfa! miie WW Pa new -ef J. Wilson, J. Slagle, D. Luchesa, N. Meleason, V. Burdette, S. Eakins, H. Myers, G. Hopper, L. Shiffgens, C. Stivason, S. Welch, B. Hellman, E. Noul . , , ......., .J .. af? v F . ,f ,slfg . , . C lfqgii field, R. Pratt, R. Gainor, D. Rupert, B. Knell, G. Klimkowicz. Row 6-C. - Laughner, R. Lasher, E. Malc, J. Senopole, B. Bailey, R. Greene, J. Rupert, let. Row 4-B. Good, J. Nathaniel, B. Cunningham, G. Bowser, J. Brande- D- HGHSOHB, A- 30075, B- Sfeiml G- Beefe, J- WUUQYUUH, R- MCAFCHC, -l- burg, D. Berdell, M. Hnatiow, P. Kovacik, J. Bloom, D. Cloak, J. Boarts, B. Fullerton, F. Karl, J. Minteer. Row 5-D. DeLong, T. Longberger, D. Mc Elfresh, N. Bruner, T. Eakins, P. Hartman, V. Krizman, R. Stewart, J. Porter- Clarinet Ensemble-Seated-M. Turko, J. Faraster, F. Markby, J. Bowser, J. Baars. Stand- ing-J. Slagle, M. Guthrie, C. Sanders, R. Hutchison, E. Meleason. Senior Orchestra-Row 1--J. Reitier, W. Rearick, M. Sanoba, R. Brandstetter, F. Karl, H. Myers. Row 2-E. Bowser, S. Welch, R. Knell, N. Brunner. Row 3-S. Meades, M. Schiffgens, E. Malc, R. Lasher. Row 4-R. Sanoba, B. Moore, E. Meleason, J. Baars, F. Markby, J. Forester, M. Guthrie, R. Hutchison, G. Bowser, D. Berdell. Row 5-Miss Bevington, C. Sanders, D. Emigh, D. McElfresh, J. Hopper, W. Carberry, E. Bryant. EXWQAWW 1' L as C5 l . 5 5 nee-leaps 'LPG 9? Junior High Band-Row 1-N. Meleason, V. Burdette, B. McClymonds, G. Hopper, L. Schilfgens, M. Kamer, J. Wilson, J. Nathaniel, T. Cieply. Row 2-E. Palumbo, S. Eakins, M. Odrechowski, C. Stupka, J. Vozar, J. Sicheri, S. Farester, J. Williams. Row 3-S. Lazaroff, D. Luchesa, R. Crossman, J. Emigh, R. McGuire, L. Longwell, L. Croyle, G. Lang, E. Troutman, G. Beers, K. Wilcox, M. Wougamcm, J. Moffitt, R. Bailey, B. Steim. Row 4-M. Zubick, N. Davis, J. Brown. Row 5-Miss Bevington, R. Stewart, R. Hazen, D. Rupert, G. Brandeburg, K. Kuchta, T, Knight, W. Smith, G. Rupert, R. Green, I. Christy. Standing-L. Leard, J. Hansotte, T. Machowski, R. Cobb, K. Risher, J. Tomoswick, L. Piper, J. Sellers. saxophone EnSemble'Row I-B' Cunningham, D' Trumpet Quartet-D. Berdell, P. Kovacik G Bowser McElfresh. Row 2-T. Longberger, T. Eokins. Row 3- J' Bmndeburg' T. Cieply. l 77 Modern Music Masters-Seated-T. Eakins, E. Bowser, D. McElfresh, M. Lazaroff, C. Stivason. Row 1-Mr. Thompson, M. Huston, H. Palumbo, J. Baars, D. Scripps, M. Turko, S. Meades, M. Sanoba, C. Sanders, N. Bruner, C. Danhof, Miss Bevington. Row 2-W. Lux, C. King, G. Greene, S. Welch, Junior High Orchestra-Row 'l--M. Zimmerman, A. Lysakowski, G. Hopper, L. Schiffgens, N. Meleason, M. Kamer, J. Miller, J. Sellers. Row 2- P. Cook, B. McGuire, C. Smith, J. Nathaniel, R. Coleman, C. Harosky, D. Renalclo. Row 3-H. Spang, G. King, R. Fundyga, M. Waugaman, J. Mof- '5 , 5 l B. Myers, M. Walker, J. Bowser, C. Schaffer. Row 3-C. Elwood, W. Rearich, E. Meleason, J. Novak, Miss Steiner, J. Reifler, Miss Beckwith, Miss Bouch. Row 4-M. Schiftgens, P. Kovacik, E. LazaroFf, R. Knell, D. Hansotte, N. Gaggini, J. Rovnyak, J. Boarts. fltt, R. Bailey, B. Steim. Row 4-J. Bicanovsky, D. Feldman, D. Luchesa, S. Lazaroff, E. Palumbo, B. McClymonds, S. Eakins, V. Burdette, K. Kuchta, D. Rupert, R. Stewart, R. Hazen. Standing-Miss Bevington, A. Thomas, K. Spence, S. Minteer, H. Mottitt, R. Woyton, J. Tomaswick, K. Risher, L. Piper. s all ' ww an l x iff! UBS' se f -1' w -luv' "S ' ,. A N . N pg. W. ' , . ,Ak . I . V 'fs . 41 vs 3 V, , 5, J A K pr' ' Q - "" sri. J .. - sins 'ig . . . - ,- 2- "' ef M ,. 1., Z.. .v- GD. VV.- E V. fo 5- l rgf' ' C, ', Q . . , M s . 1 fl i .ik I - 3 0 MA - S, K : f 1 ' 2 -5. nel ' ' 1 - f ",L 5' 'LA ! 'hi . ., . County Orchestra and Chorus-Row I-R. Sonobu, M. Sanobu, R. Brcndstefler, M. Walker, E. Bowser. Row 2-B. Myers, C. Walker, M. Schiffgens, G. Greene, C. Sanders, D. McElfresh, S. Welch, B. Moore. Row 3-H. Myers, R. Vldcnoff, E. Meleason, J. Novak, J. Rovnyak, C. Elwood, W. Recrich. District Orchesler-Row 'I-M. Sanobc, E. Bowser, J. Miller, J. Sellcrs. Row 2--M. Schiffgens, S. Welch, J. Bocrts, R. Brondsletler. Row 3-W. Rearich, C. Sand- Dislricl Band-Row 1-D. McElfresh, C. Sanders. Row ers, E. Meleason. 2-J. Hopper, R. Knell. Row 3-D. Hcnsofle. 79 J S I fff' 1 ff' e Q X 1 .Jgcfiuil .L Q . - ,L-7, fw35Wg3f1?g5i gs' ' f ':., 1:, :fi-'fd my W E Wg' . .31 X grzsv-,mia I V . -5, W A w ' w -ffK'Eff?D,r, . I" g ,- :Q -.,V. I 1 "" : QSM- ' 4:1 . . 143.25 2'5" 5 Junior High Homeroom Chairmen-Front Row-Eleanor Space, Grace Lang Judy Bowser Joe Fickes, Larry Longwell, Janet Sellers, Nancy Me- leason 2nd Row-James Gongola, George Brandeburg, Lewis Kline, Fred Russo Marlin Waugaman, Virginia Burdette, Mary Zubick. 82 Cgzfacfenf Canned Senior High Homeroom Chairmen-Front Row-Joe Stewart, Joe Labutko, Patsy Glesk, Joyce Yount, Bar- bara Moore, Barbara Wade, Ethel McElwain, Patty Gallo, Vic Zimmerman, Mary Ellen Sanoba, Dianne DeLong, Barbara Galanis. 2nd Row-Richard Micheaux, Nancy Goodyear, Bob Hellman, Carole SchaHer, Carolyn Stivason, Dorothy Bower, Eugene Lazaroft, Mr. Crawford, Gail Schrecengost, Gerald Ferguson, Roberta Sanoba, Joyce Farester, Joan Landon, Peggy Ruston, Sara Perpich, Judy Wakefield, Rosemary Faykosh, Barbara Novak. Meleason. Student Council Officers-Secretary, Joyce Baars President Craig Rosenberger, Vice-President, Joyce Zahradnuk Treasurer Edward M 'V H vncsmnn National Honor Society--Front Row-Kaye Cawley, Sally Welch, Nancy Henderson, Donna McElfresh, Joyce Baars, Miss Steiner, Marilyn Erkens. Second Row-Mr. Gurski, Ronald Burdette, Tom Eakins, Vic Zimmerman, Craig Rosenberger, Mr. Miller, Mr. Sowers. sf? v1s3'?3ifi2fifi xr . QQ?3fs,,, if - i f 5152252 gsm., i 1 gag, 5 filiff. i' it f1,f'7i5's :rf K , X Y., Our Glass-ip editors hard at work! ? l Future Teachers of America-Front Row-Mrs. Duff, Carol Danhof, Doris Davies, Dixie Smith, Miss Lesser. Second Row-Florence Szybka, Matthew LazaroH, Carolyn King, Billie Cunningham. National Book Week was celebrated this year by hav- ing a "Name the Bookworm" Contest sponsored by the Bookworm's Club. James Davis, Homeroom 107, won the prize, a free i956 "Trireme," with his prizewinning name "Page-Digger." I bi at e Glass-IP Staff-Row One-Daphne Luchesa, Marian Held, Mary Jo Gallo, Sally Bryan, Mary Plants, Faye White, Peggy Ruston. Row Two-Joyce Farester, Marilyn Turko, Patty Gallo, Sue Reefer, Faye Davis. Row Three-Judy Wyant, Nancy Mikula, Richard Crossman, Nancy Goodyear, Helen Kane. Row Four- Carole Smith, Betty Gibson, Patsy Glesk, Jane Heilman, Ruth lseman. Row Five--Miss Parson, Judy Hornyak, Mary Louise Monroe, Marguerite Brightmeyer, Glenna Bonner. Row Six-Marilyn Erkens, Penny Vent, JoAnne Martinez, Neil Davis. Row Seven-Craig Rosenberger, Donald Hansotte, Joe Stewart. 69 Svgswm, SEEK? E334-li-il W mm! use nv Glass-IP Editorial Staff-Front Row-Miss Parson, Mary Louise Monroe, Betty Gibson, Marilyn Erkens, Mary Plants. Back Row-Donald Hansotte, Joe Stew- art, Patty Gallo, Craig Rosenberger. Gregg Club-Seated-Sara Perpich, Kaye Cawley, Nancy Goodyear, Maxine Yassem, Eleanor Bowser, Carrie Coulter, Nancy Henderson, Gloria Greene, Joyce Zahradnik. Standing-Patty Ritchey, Peggy Ruston, Judy Young, Joyce Baars, Joyce Clever, Kathy Colonna, Esther Heasley, Dorothy Klingensmith, Rosemary Peppler, Joanne Peltz, Donna Shoop, Ruth lseman, Helen Kane, Carole Schaffer, Rose Solak, Florence Markby, Miss Shubert, Judy Toussaint, Peggy Bevington. 84 Tri-Hl- Nancy Plants, Green, Nancy Davies. Y-Front Row-Betty Gibson, Deloris Cogley, Schaffer, Janet Dunmire, Sue Reefer, Mary Pat Klimkowicz, Ann Catlos. Back Row-Miss Pat Miller, Frances Peltz, Carol McGregor, Riggle, Sandra Klingensmith, Faye Davis, Brenda Tri-Hl-Y-Front Row-Peggy Bevington, Helen Wood- side, Dorothy Klingensmith, Joyce Buhite, Doris Heffel- finger, Joyce Clever, Nancy Bruner, Marian Miller, Lois Klingensmith, Marlene Mazurek, Svea Henry. Back Row--Miss Green, Lucinda Kline, Janet Bargerstock, Eleanor Dunmire, Ruth lseman, Ada Hellman, Mary Lou- ise Monroe, Sandy Emmonds, Jean Fichthorn, Roberta Silvis, Betty Ransom, Janet Stitt. Bookworms-Seated-Pat Henry, Antoinette Pacuch, Karen Beck, lda Christy, Mary Ellen Marasco, Audrey Augustine, Judy Ingram, Connie Crawford, Betty Ray- mer, Judy Reitler, Sally Fickes. Standing-Mrs. Duff, Linda Crissman, Janet Dunmire, Sandy Emmonds, Neil Davis, Nancy McMunn, Rosemary Dinus, Mary Louise Monroe, Bonnie Mitchell, Theresa Bicanovsky, Barbara Bernot, Sally Forester, Dorothy Bernot, Judy Crawford, Nancy Graham, Barbara Hepler, Gail Schrecengost, Rosalie Fennell, Betty Sadeski. 85 "That's music? 2 2" 7 12. "Hurry up, Juney Lou! !" "Git on with the weddin"' Stage Crew-Front Row-Marilyn Erkens, Nancy Henderson, Mildred Huston, Mary Louise Monroe, Student Director, Joan Brown, Eileen Moore, Florence Szybka, Nancy Bruner. Back Row-Gail Schrecengost, Judy Toussaint, Craig Rosenberger, Joyce Clever, Russell Rugh, Joan Landon, Jan Valek, Lois Klingensmith, Dorothy Klingensmith. Cast-First Row-Gail Schrecengost, Helen Kane, Judy Toussainf, Ruth Hileman, Jim Shoemaker, Eleanor Bowser, Betty Kunkle, Sally Welch. Buck Row-Paul Kovacik, Morton Cooper, Craig Rosenberger, Bill Kendra, Donna McElfresh, Jan Valek, Russell Rugh, Bob Knell. MM, fmczrmy 5 "Poor Rosabell! !" Stop, Celie! !! J 15 Cast-Marilyn Erkens, Bill Kendra, Carolyn King, Dorothy Klingensmith, Joe Lettrich, Nancy Henderson, Matthew Lazaroff, Joyce Mary Baars, Bob Knell, Mary Louise Monroe, Ada Hile- man, Joe Novak, Carole Schaffer, Florence Szybka, Joan Brown, Eleanor Bowser. "Tea anyone? Qi e cm lqfefoz ice Stage Crew-Front Row-Judy Young, Mildred Huston, Doris Jean Hef- felfinger, Sally Welch, Judy Toussaint, Gail Schrecengost, Student director. Second Row-Janet Bargerstock, Joan Landon, Clyde Clever, Marion Miller, Lois Klingensmith. Third Row-Carolyn King, Marilyn Erkens, Ada Hileman, Carol Danhof, Joan Brown. Back Row-Dick Livengood, Bill "Your move, Mr. Collins. "Mama, l'm married! l" E R Kendra, Joe Lettrich. ' J I l' 87 rireme Seated-Lois Klingensmith, Loretta Sperl, Joan Zanetti, Joan Brown, Peggy Bevingfon, Doro- thy Klingensmith. Standing-lrma Herbst, Joyce Clever, Eugene Szul, Nancy Bruner, Judy Ingram. Kaye Cawley, Business Manager: Mr. Sowers, Advisor. Seated-Dolores Corvat, Nancy Mikula, Florence Szybka, Ada Hileman, Betty Ransom, Ruth udinedd "Betty soliciting an ad." .loan Zanetti, Eugene Szul-best salesmen. Two hard working staff members: Eileen and lrma. Hileman. Standing-Rosemarie Haponsky, Lucinda Kline, Harriet Utley, Eileen Moore, Joe Leftrich. W Y l l l aa ,SLM Marilyn Erkens, editor: Mr. Sowers, advisor ,. K . l 'rs 1, Q t Li f H fs I n I W J 5 A ,slim ' A gy N rs A I " Q- R H "' C N .., in 4,0 'f 'A P 4 x x t L' . V' 2 K l Q 5 x' V l . F ,- T, , , ' 5 X ' Q X l Betty Kunkle, Janet Cowan, Judy Toussalnt, art Cfckforia Doris Heffelflnger, Donna Shoop, Ruth lseman, copy "' ? Q K L. 'Ki C' Y V, .. t y as e 5 ,L , Nr, ,,t. J v- u l 3 , R 1 X. ll t, ll 1.1- L Gloria Greene, Helen Kane, clubs 89 . , i - , A ,W -N o r to l ttr ' l s l 1:1 g V - ' gif y r wx 1 ' 1 gl V iw' S? 'ls Q gif' ji ' :P 7 453.gif 115K S5322 'W ' 1 '? 77 "4 lf 533:12 ' Carolyn King, Mildred Huston, faculty -is gf' Bob Knell, C17 f I: Paul Kovaclk, " .x j sports X Eleanor Bowser, 5 Florence Markby, l classes A x l in Tom Schiffgens, Larry Sheclwick, photography Q I 1 ' wg k , , ,I m f 1 Carol Danhof, V3 lk H l Joe Novak , Q A music ., ' J K, if-H 'slilliiiv 1 I if if 11 5 f' f ,ZH- .f?i,:.I" - F ,f Ah, Kathy Colonna, IH J bfi Carrie Coulter, j Ri, I senior write-ups 5 jig l' A Zi, nk, l K ish we Q., ff? -or s l 1 7 YL. K. h 1' Pwjgx Qi-A Q9 L A 1 ,M "4 f 2 ,fr o M fi! f c K -, 5 5 lltl L KT xxXXXxQ-'S-' AV?a- First Row-Asst. coaches Mr. Rupert and Mr. Malcolm, E. Gregory, H. Tenerowicz, J. Moore, J. Shoemaker, W. Heilman, A. Zermane, W. Stewart, R. Ware, Couch Charley. Second Row-J. Jackson, J. Kerr, J. Feldman, T. Bilski, H. Grinder, W. Emmonds, B. Emmonds, R. Neutrelle, R. Hutchison, R. Rugh. Third Row-N. Edwards, J. Ferguson, E. Treese, J. Grinder, N. Goldinger, D. Daugherty, S. Steiner, J. Popolis, J. McElwain. Fourth Row- P. McGuire, R. Petrus, J. Hilty, J. Kovalovsky, N. Fair, J. Asay, J. Cacurak, L. Myers, C. Kunkle. uardifg ana! Jr. Mardify joolfdozf Due to graduation our coach, Mr. Charley, has had to start rebuilding a new team. Although the boys showed great spirit and aggressiveness they could not find the right spark that would give them victory. Coach Charley feels that the season was not lost entirely as the team gained experience and confidence which should help them in the near future. VARSITY SCORES F. C. Opponent 0 Freeport 20 7 Plum Township 35 O Leechburg 20 0 West Deer 13 6 Tarentum 20 O Scott Township l 8 0 Vandergrift 21 O Springdale 20 Coach Walter Charley 0 Kittanning l 3 92 Managers-O. Pore, R. Byron, T. Lasher JR. VARSITY SCORES F. C. 0 Freeport 7 Apollo 0 Vandergridt 0 Leechburg O Springdale Opponent l9 20 l2 25 27 endow aforelflfed Carrie Coulter Joyce Mary Baars Head Maiorette Baton Club-First Row-Corrie Coulter, head ma- iorette. Second Row-Joyce Baars,fCaroI Reitler, Barbora Galonis, Betsy Good, Genevieve Klimkowicz, Diane DeLong, Betty Ransom. Third Row-Carol Laughner, Dione Buffone, Janet Scxlankiewicz, Jean Rice, drum maiorette, Joan Bonetti, Eileen Noulette, Jacquie Minteer. lrma Herbst BellY Ransom 93 Robert "Farmer" Ware Back William "Bill" Emmonds Buck Russell "Russ" Rugh Back Jerome "Jerry" Feldman Line elfaior Ogglflfelfmen Albert "Buster" Zermane Line James "Red" Moore Line enior Olgffermen William "Bill" Heilman Back Peter "Pete" McGuire Line Wayne "Flicker" Stewart Line James "Crash" Shoemaker Line 95 Edward "Ed" Gregory Back Henry "Hetcha" Tenerowicz Line First Row-D Forester, F. Russo, J. Kunst, G. Brandeburg, J. Hubbard, B. Senopole, L. Kline, H. Russo, R. Buriak, A. Thomas, manager. Second Row-Coach Simmons, G. South, H. Winslow, J. Riskosky, J. Gelacek, S. Saloum, J. Dodds, A. Kahat, T. Ciepley, Coach Gurski. Third Row-R. Klingensmith, T. Rupert, T. Hughan, J. Pochan, R. Slama, R. Hazen, W. Mohr, M. Waugaman, D. Petrosky, S. Thompson. omior joofgaf Junior High football is relatively new to Ford City. Under the capable instruction of Mr. Simmons and Mr. Gurski these boys learn the fundamentals of the game. lt is hoped that this program will provide esperienced material for the varsity football team in the near future. JUNIOR HIGH SCORES F. C. Opponents O New Kensington 6 O Kittanning 41 6 Apollo l 9 6 Butler 3l Q5-1 gy ,sf W rf "Our maiorettc-es!" - if i "Closing inl !" 96 "Ungh! ll' 4 AQ Girls' Intramural Champs--Front Row-Helen Kane, Sally Welch, Milly Huston, Roberta Silvis. Back Row- Margie Schmaus, Donna McElfresh, Carole Schaffer, Joyce Baars. O Cheerleaders Club-First Row- Peggy Ruston, Sara Perpich, Mary Louise Monroe, Pat Ritchey, Joan Lan- don. Second Row-Delores Scripps, Joyce Shakley, Carol Culleiton, Bar- bara Novak, Rosemary Faykosh, Bar- bara Golab. Third Row-Mary Plants, Carol Doms, Bette Miller, Judy Wakefield, Judy Luchesa, Roselle Dragon. G. A. A.-First Row-Miss Rust, Sara Perpich, Carolyn Stivason, Jo- anne Peltz, Carole Schaffer, Mary Ellen Sanoba, Nancy Goodyear, Helen Smeltzer, Carol McGregor. Second Row-Joyce Baars, Sally Welch, Gloria Green, Gail Schrecen- gost, Deanna Micheaux, Pat Pepper, Betty Ransom, Mary Alice Ware. Third Raw-Eileen Moore, Janet Cowan, Roberta Silvis, Ethel McEl- wain, Audrey Augustine, Joanne Schall, Marion Walker, Penny Vent, Marlene Livengood. 97 Couch "Hub" Rupert First Row-R. Burdette, R. Hudek, M. Lazarott, G. Lazarott. Standing-Coach Rupert E "Rebound! !" Gregory, W. Pendelton, N. Edwards, J. Stewart, H. Allensworth, R. Livengood, R. Ware amilfy Z?0L5Lelfd0L!! With only one returning letterman from last year, Mr. Rupert had quite a task ahead of him for the season. He molded the boys together to a highly efticient basketball machine which proves his ability as a good coach. This was a rough section this year as other teams had more returning lettermen. However, this did not stop us from doing our very best, even at times when the cause seemed useless. Next year Mr. Rupert should have an excellent start to bring another sectional title to Ford City High School. I Get that ball Managers-T. Eakins, J. Moore. Statistician-J. Feldman. - ! !" 98 "Hit af, Gene! 4" EXHIBITION GAMES F, C, Opponent 34 Homestead 43 43 Central Catholic 41 53 Tarentum 42 57 Westinghouse 55 53 Midland 52 36 Charleroi 51 49 Leechburg 52 61 New Castle 66 45 Aliquippa 48 38 Monesson 57 SECTION GAMES GLASSERS BEAT WILDCATS IN OPENING LEAGUE GAME 54-35 FORD CITY TROUNCES HAR-BRACK 66-32 GLASSERS BEAT BUTLER 51-48 IN THRILLER TO RETAIN LEAD HISTORY REPEATS AS ARNOLD HANDS GLASSERS FIRST LOSS 55-44 GLASSERS REGAIN STRIDE WITH 88-30 ROUT OVER VANDERGRIFT LAST-PERIOD RALLY FAILS AS FORD CITY BOWS TO KEN HIGH 61-52 KITTANNING BOWS TO GLASSERS 50-49 HAR-BRACK TURNS TABLES ON FORD CITY 46-44 BUTLER RETAINS SECOND PLACE WITH 62-53 WIN OVER FORDERS GLASSERS GAIN REVENGE OVER ARNOLD 47-45 FORDERS TRIM VANDERGRIFT 61-48 RED RAIDERS SEW UP SECTION AS FORD CITY GOES DOWN TO DEFEAT 70-53 enior CAQQPLJJQP5 Mary Louise Monroe Sara Perpich Joan Landon Putty Eck Pat Ritchey Peggy Ruston 99 Richard "Chich" Hudek emfor Ofgffermen Matthew "Matt" Lazaroft Ronald "Butch" Burdette endow Robert "Farmer" Ware Joseph "Smoke" Stewart ' Richard "Smiles" Livengood 100 Edward "Ed" Gregory 414 ,H .. Front Row-David Daugherty, James Wingate, Dale Cloak, James Senopole, John Kerr, Steve Steiner. Back Row-Charles Janovsky, James Asuy, Arthur Breuer, James Fox, George Rovnyak, Joseph Nickleach. omior Mardify guage Liga! Mr. Chester Gurski in his first year as Junior Varsity coach at Ford City High School did a very impressive iob as his team won 15 and lost only 7 games. These boys are to be com- mended forthe hard work they put into the game and for the fine showing they made. lt is felt that the experience they have gained will provide future varsity squads with valuable material. JUNIOR VARSITY SCORES F. C. Opponent 7 44 Homestead 39 59 Central Catholic 57 57 Tarentum 35 56 Westinghouse 44 45 Midland 31 16 Charleroi 23 64 Leechburg 43 33 New Castle 49 40 Aliquippa 35 41 Monessan 36 50 "'Kittanning 40 48 :"Har-Brack 47 45 "iButler 48 51 "4Arnold 47 74 "'Vandergritt 25 55 i'gNew Kensington 56 57 "iKittanning 61 53 "'Har-Brock 33 50 1Butler 60 46 :kArnold 49 X 42 "'Vandergrift 32 54 'tNew Kensington 39 Couch Chester Gurski Section Games? 101 f if J4rcLJZ4J A4 GJ 1 ,f0""", .f,,A..A.Qcwfv ll f if 'ifJ'C'4l. flied 373 HAI' arg LVL -J +7l,,,u1,4f'f,v 14,-,, I r First Row-Tom Hughan, Tom Cieply, Dave Petrosky, Jim Gelacek, Ardell Thomas, Bill Mohr, Tim Rupert. Back Row-David Brown, Don Hobaugh, Joe Vozar, Barry Steim, Harry Winslow, Ronald Woiton, Sam Thompson, Larry Ludwick, George Brandeburg. omior cfgfglz fJ?0wLe fda! Coach John Simmons and his "Little Glassers' add another trophy to the case as they take Section Xl in whirlwind fashion. Coach Simmons said about the team, "l am proud of this year's Junior High team because of the good record they established and their sincerity and desire to play basketball." JUNIOR HIGH SCORES F. C. Opponent 59 Shannock Valley 22 32 Har-Brock 40 53 Allegheny l 5 6l Shannock Valley 28 47 Allegheny 2l 38 9fKittonning l4 30 9fVandergrift i 9 39 "'Freeport 37 44 'fKittanning 20 47 'l'Vandergrift 27 50 4'Freeport 19 39 Har-Brack 45 35 '5Kittanning 29 34 i"Vandergrift I2 38 9fFreeport 23 35 "'Kittanning 23 40 ,Wandergrift 35 32 i'iFreeport 37 Section Gamesx Coach John Simmons i02 K . Zgdfdegdfff First Row-Robert Ware, Ray Petrus, James Moore, James Senopole, Ken Mechling, Henry Tenerowicz, Rob- ert Brown, Kenny Bryant, Matthew Lazarotf. Second Row-Gerald Ferguson, Karl Yodushock, David Daugh- erty, William Shaffer, Ronald Neutrelle, Craig Rosen- berger, Jack Dowling, Frank Bucko. 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Aw ...w The Billy Kay Orchestra. Billie and .lack with Joyce and Jim. Enioying the music. IO6 The Snow Ball Court. Q J' Q Dancing Together. Dick and Roger wifh their dates Eleanor and Beverly with Henry and John. Marilyn and Paul. TO7 Queen Margaret Ruston King Andrew Husar vmior rom fi Craig Rosenberger Carolyn Coulter Putrncla Eck Richard Livengood Matthew Lczaroff 108 Joan Landon Olflflflf endow wav Betty Good Q, .ir V asf 'f -ii' Richard Micheuux Paula Painter Charles Kunkle Prince Albert Remis 4 1 1 .1 mu ,-f vi , These are Explorers? " 'il V L, "Where's Laurie? Where's Socki? Where is everybody? Our "direcIoressess"-oh, well, you know what we mean, Lola's "lost legion." Mug shot-all they need is numbers! -I IO sri,- ,595 . ww ..,, , Tlienwigfwi 1 - ' g,gsz11i-my 1 "Sleeping Beauties" lWell, not quitell v ' his Chaos! ! ! Mr. MaIcom's Harlem Globetrofters! Mr. Whifen and assorted chemists. No Comment! Three-headed monster: Head 1-Gail Head 2-Tom, Head 3-"Hop." Th A new use for o Shogg"-in fult war point ey're ot? to District! Senior isnciket chcrmer! M'1'34er'fi1wM f., 'T - "Where's Laurie?" ur cannon. ls it worth it? ! Rise and shine! H2 cyncfex 0 .Sandor ,fdclfiuifred BAARS JOYCEMARY-Maiorette l-2-3-4, Baton Club, Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 4, National Honor Society 3-4, Student Council, Sec. 4, Orch. 2-3-4, Sr. Play, Intramurals I-2-3-4, Freshman Play, Chorus I-2. BARGERSTOCK, JANET-Student Council I-2, Chorus 'l-2, Tri-Hi-Y 2-3-4, Sr. Play Crew, lntramurals 3, Noon Recreation. BERDELL, DAN-Band I-2-3-4, Sec. 4, Orch. 2-4, Stamp Club 2, Patrol Boy 2, lntramurals I-2-3-4. BERNOT, BARBARA-Chorus I, Library Club 3-4. BEVINGTON, MARGARET-Trireme Business 4, Band I-2-3, Gregg Club 4, Library Club 3, Jr. Play Crew, Sr. Play Crew. BOOTH, ALFRED-Band I-2-3-4, Penn Ford Historians I, Hobby Club 2, lntramurals 2-4. BOWSER, ELEANOR-Student Council I, Trireme Editorial 4, Chorus I, Orch. I-2-3-4, M. M. M. 3-4, Sec. 4, Penn Ford -Historians I-2, Gregg Club, Vice Pres. 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2-3, Jr. Play Cast 3, Sr. Play Cast 4, lntramu- rals I-2-3-4. BOWSER, GAYLARD-Chorus I, Band I-2-3-4, Orch. I-2-3-4, F. T. A. I, Latin Club 'I-2, Basketball I, lntramurals I-2-3-4. BRANDEBURG, JOHN-Band I-2-3-4 Treas. 4, Penn Ford Historians I, Intramurals I-2-3-4. BRYAN, JOHN-Football I-2. BROWN, JOAN-Glass-lp 2-3, Trireme Business 4, Chorus 2-4, Library Club, Treas. 3, Tri-Hi-Y 2, Jr. Play Crew 3, Sr. Play Cast 4. BRUNER, NANCY-Trireme Business 4, Band I-2-3-4, Orch. 2-3-4, M. M. M. 4, Tri-Hi-Y I-2-3-4, Sec. 4, Jr. Play Crew 3, Sax. Ensemble 3-4. BUHITE, JOYCE-Trireme Business 4, Chorus I, Library Club I, Tri-Hi-Y 2-3-4, Jr. Play Crew 3. BURDETTE, RONALD-Student Council I-2-3, Chorus I-2-3-4, Vice Pres. 4, National Honor Society 4, Freshman Play, Basketball l-2-3-4. BYRON, RICHARD-Chorus I-2-3-4, Football 2-3-4, Manager, Intra- murals 3-4. CAWLEY, KAYE--Trireme Business 3-4, Business Manager 4, Chorus i-2, National Honor Society 3-4, Gregg Club 4. CHORVAT, DOLORES-Trireme Business 4, Chorus I, Tri-Hi-Y 2, lntra- murals 2-3. CLEVER, JOYCE-Trireme Business 4, Chorus I, Penn Ford Historians 2, Gregg Club 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3-4, Pres. 4, Latin Club I-2, Jr. Play Crew, Sr. Play Crew. CLEVER, CLYDE-Jr. Play Crew 3, Sr. Play Crew 4, Track 2. COLONNA, KATHLEEN-Trireme Editorial 4, Chorus 2, Gregg Club 4. COOK, CARL-Baseball I. COOPER, MORTON-Penn Ford Jr. Historians 2, Latin Club 'I-2, Jr. Play Cast 3, Track I. COULTER, CAROLYN-Trireme Editorial 4, Chorus I-2, Gregg Club 4, Pres. Maiorette I-2-3-4, Head Maiorette 4, Jr. Play Crew, Baton Club I-2-3-4, Sec. 3-4. COWAN, JANET-Trireme Editorial 4, Chorus I-2, Tri-Hi-Y 2-3, G. A. A. 3-4, lntramurals l-2-3-4. DANHOF, CAROLE-Trireme Editorial 4, Chorus I-2-3-4, M. M. M. 4, F. T. A. 3-4, Sr. Play Crew 4. DINUS, CONSTANCE-Chorus 'I-2, lntramurals I-2-3-4. DOWLING, JACK-Penn Ford Historians I-2, Sr. Play Crew, Basketball I, Baseball 3-4, lntramurals 2-3-4. DRAGON, ROBERT-Intramurals l-2-3. DUNMIRE, ELEANOR-Hobby Club 2, Tri-Hi-Y 4. DUNMIRE, JOSEPH-Student Council 2. EAKINS, THOMAS-Band I-2-3-4, Vice Pres., M. M. M. 3-4, Treas 4, National Honor Society 3-4, Latin Club I-2, Freshman Play, Basketball 'I-2-3-4, Manager, lntramurals 3-4. ECK, PATRICIA-Student Council 3-4, Sec. of Senior Class, Chorus I-2, Gregg Club 4, Cheerleader I-2-3-4, lntramurals I-2-3-4. ELWOOD, CHESTER-Student Council I, Chorus I-2-3-4, M. M. M. 4, lntramurals I-2-3-4, Boys Octet. EMMONDS, SANDRA-Library Club 3, Tri-Hi-Y 4. 0 EMMONDS, WILLIAM--Student Council I, Chorus I-2-3-4, Band I-2-3, Orchestra I-2, Football I-2-3-4, Basketball I-2-3-4, Track I, lntramurals I-2-3-4. ERKENS, MARILYN-Student Council 2, Glass-lp 2-3-4, Trireme Editor 4, Chorus 'I-2-3-4, National Honor Society 3-4, F. T. A. 4, Latin Club 2, Freshman Play, Jr. Play Crew, Sr. Play Cast. FELDMAN, JEROME-Student Council I-3, Chorus 3, Penn Ford His- torians I, Latin Club I-2, Freshman Play, Football I-2-3-4, Basketball I-2-3, Statistician, Intramurals I-2-3-4. FICHTHORN, JEAN-Chorus I, Tri-Hi-Y I, lntramurals l. FORD, SAMUEL-Student Council I-2, Basketball I, lntramurals 2-3-4. FUKSA, RONALD-Student Council I, Chorus i-2-3-4, lntramurals 'l-2-3-4. GALLO, MICHAEL-Patrol Boy 3. GOODYEAR, NANCY-Student Council 4, Glass-lp Typist 4, Treas. of Class 3-4, Trireme Business 4, Chorus 'l-2, Gregg Club 4, Treas., G. A. A. 3-4, Pres. 4, lntramurals I-2-3-4. GOWETSKI, MICHAEL-Chorus I-2, Penn Ford Historians i, Football 3-4, Basketball I, Track I. GREENE, GLORIA-Trireme Editorial 4, Chorus 'I-2-3-4, Sec.-Treas. 4, M. M. M. 3-4, Gregg Club 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, G. A. A. 3-4 GREGORY, EDWARD-Football I-2-3-4, Basketball I-2-3-4, Baseball 4. HAPONSKY, ROSEMARIE-Trireme Business 4. HEASLEY, ESTHER-Gregg Club 4, Jr. Play Crew 3, Sr. Play Crew 4. HEFFELFINGER, DORIS JEAN-Student Council I-2, Trireme Editorial 4, Chorus I-2, Band I-2-3-4, Assistant Treas. 4, Jr. Play Crew, Sr. Play Crew, Intramurals 3. HEILMAN, JEANNE-Glass-lp I-2-3-4, Chorus i, Orchestra 'l, Penn Ford Historians 'l-2. HEILMAN, WILLIAM-Football 2, lntramurals I. HENDERSON, NANCY JEAN-Chorus I-2, National Honor Society 3-4, Gregg Club 4, Jr. Play Crew, Sr. Play Cast. HENRY, SVEA-Tri-Hi-Y 4. HEPLER, BARBARA-Chorus I-2, Library Club 3-4. 5 HERBST, IRMA-Chorus l-2, Trireme Business 4, Maiorette I-2-3-4, Sr. Play Crew. HILEMAN, ADA-Trireme Business 4, Sr. Play Cast, lntramurals I-2-3-4. HILEMAN, RUTH-Trireme Business 4, Orchestra 2, Library Club I-2-3-4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, Jr. Play Cast, Sr. Play Crew. HOPPER, JAMES-Band I-2-3-4, Orchestra I-2-3-4, Penn Ford His- torians I. HUDEK, RICHARDS-Basketball 2-3-4. HUSAR, ANDREW-Football 2. HUSTON, MILDRED-Trireme Editorial 4, Chorus I-2-3-4, M. M. M. 4, Latin Club I-2, Jr. Play Crew, Sr. Play Crew, lntramurals I-2-3-4. INGRAM, JUDY-Trireme Business 4, Chorus l, Library Club 3-4. ISEMAN, RUTH-Glass-lp 4, Trireme Editorial 4, Chorus I-2, Gregg Club 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4. JONES, FLOY-lntramurals 4. KAMAS, LAWRENCE-Patrol Boys 2. KANE, HELEN-Glass-lp 4, Trireme Editorial 4, Chorus I-2, Gregg Club 4, Cor. Sec., Jr. Play Cast, lntramurals I-2-3-4. KENDRA, WILLIAM-Student Council I-3, Chorus 2, Stamp Club 2, Jr. Play Cast, Sr. Play Cast, Track 2. KING, CAROLYN-Trireme Editorial 4, Chorus I-2-3-4, M. M. M. 4, F. T. A. 3-4, Sec. 3, V. Pres. 4, Sr. Play Cast and Crew. KLINE, LUCINDA-Trireme Business 4, Chorus I, Tri-Hi-Y 2-3-4. KLINGENSMITH, DOROTHY-Trireme Business 4, Chorus I, Gregg Club 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2-3-4, Jr. Play Crew, Sr. Play Cast, Intramurals I-2-3-4. KLINGENSMITH, LOIS-Trireme Business 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2-3-4, Jr. Play Crew, Sr. Play Crew, Intramurals I-2. KLINGENSMITH, WAYNE-lntramurals I-2. KNELL, ROBERT-Trireme Editorial 4, Chorus I, Band I-2-3-4, Orchestra 'I-2-3-4, M. M. M. 4, Penn Ford Historians I, Jr. Flay Cast, Sr. Play Cast, lntramurals I-2-3-4. cynafex 0 jinior ,fgcfiuiflfed KOVACIK, PAUL-Trireme Editorial 45 Chorus 15 Band I-2-3-45 Or- chestra 2-35 M. M. M. 3-45 Hobby Club 25 Penn Ford Junior Historians 15 Jr. Play Cast. KUNKLE, BETTY-Spanish Club 15 Jr. Class Play Cast5 Chorus 1-25 Trireme Editorial 4. LANDON, JOAN-Student Council 2-45 Chorus I-25 Cheerleader 1-2-3- 45 Jr. Play Crew5 Sr. Play Crew. LAZAROFF, MATTHEW-Student Council 15 Chorus 2-3-45 M. M. M. 3-4, Vice Pres. 45 Sr. Play Cast5 Basketball 1-2-3-45 Baseball 3-45 Track 2. LETTRICH, JOSEPH-Trireme Business 45 Chorus 1-2-3-4, Custodian5 Sr. Play Cast and Crew 4. LIVENGOOD, RICHARD-Student Council 35 Chorus I-2-3-45 Sr. Play Crew 45 Basketball I-2-3-4. LONBERGER, THOMAS-Band 1-2-3-4, Librarian5 Orchestra 1-2-3-45 Latin Club 1-25 Track 15 Intramurals 4. MARASCO, MARY ELLEN--Trireme Business 45 Chorus 15 Hobby Club 25 Library Club 4. MARKBY, FLORENCE-Trireme Editorial 45 Band 1-2-3-45 Orchestra 1-2-3-45 Gregg Club 45 Tri-Hi-Y 4. MAZUREK, MARLENE-Chorus 1-25 Tri-Hi-Y 3-4. McELFRESI-I, DONNA-Student Council 15 Chorus 1, Accompanist5 Band 1-2-3-45 Orchestra 1-2-3-4, Vice Pres.5 M. M. M. 3-4, Pres. 45 National Honor Society 3-45 Tri-Hi-Y 35 Latin Club I-25 G. A. A. 35 Intramurals 1-2-3- 4. McGUIRE, FRED-Chorus 15 Hobby Club 25 Patrol Boys 1. McGUIRE, PETE-Football 2-45 Basketball 15 Intramurals 4. MELEASON, EDWARDS-Student Council 1-4, Treas. 45 Band I-2-3-45 Orchestra 1-2-3-45 Hobby Club 2. MIKULA, NANCY-Glass-Ip 3-45 Trireme Business 4. MILLER, MARION-Tri-Hi-Y 25 Sr. Play Crew 45 Intramurals 2. MONROE, MARY LOUISE-Glass-Ip I-2-3-4, Ass't. Editor 4, News Ed- itor 35 Library Club 3-45 Tri-Hi-Y 3-45 Latin Club 1-25 Cheerleader 1-2-3-45 Freshman Play5 Jr. Play, Student Director5 Sr. Play Cast. MOORE, EILEEN-Trireme Business 45 Chorus I-25 Penn Ford Historians 1-25 Latin Club 1-25 Jr. Play Crew5 Sr. Play Crew5 G. A. A. 3-45 Intramurals 1-2-3. MOORE, JAMES-Student Council 1-25 Football 1-2-3-45 Baseball 2-3-45 Intramurals 1-2-3-4. MORDA, JEROME-Chorus 1. MORRISON, GALIN-Orch. 2. MYERS, HAROLD-Band 1,2,3,45 Orch. 1-2-3-45 Latin Club 1-2. NOVAK, JOSEPH-Trireme Editorial 45 Chorus 2-3-4, Student Director 3-45 M. M. M. 3-45 Sr. Play Cast. ONOFREY, JOSEPH--Student Council 15 Intramurals 1-2-3-4. PACUCH, ANTOINETTE-Chorus 15 Library Club 2-3-45 Sr. Play Crew5 Intramurals 3-4. PELLA, ALBERT-Football 25 Intramurals 1-2-3-4. PELTZ, JOANNE-Gregg Club 45 G. A. A. 2, Vice Pres.5 Intramurals 1-2-3-4. PEPPLER, ROSEMARY-Gregg Club 4. PERPICH, SARA-Student Council 1-2-3-45 Chorus 15 Gregg Club 45 Cheerleader 1-2-3-45 G. A. A. 3-45 Class Sec. 2-3. RANSOM, BETTY-Trireme Business 45 Chorus 15 Tri-Hi-Y 45 Maiorette I-2-3-45 G. A. A. 3-45 Intramurals 3-4. REARICK, WILLIAM-Chorus I5 Orch. I-2-3-45 M. M. M. 4. REMIS, ROSE-Chorus 1-2. RICE, JOSEPH-Intramurals 3-4. RITCHEY, PATRICIA-Gregg Club 45 Cheerleader I-2-3-4. RITCHEY, LILLIAN-Chorus I-2. ROSENBERGER, CRAIG-Student Council 1-2-3-4, Pres. 45 Glass-Ip 1-2-3-4, Feature Editor5 National Honor Society 3-45 Spanish Club 1-25 Freshman Play, Student Director5 Jr. Play Cast and Crew5 Baseball 3-4. ROVNYAK, JAMES-Student Council 3, Vice Pres.5 Chorus 1-2-3-45 M. M. M. 3-45 Basketball 2-35 Track 25 Intramurals 4. RUGH, RUSSELL-Jr. Play Cast and Crew5 Football 1-2-3-45 Intramu- rals 3-4. RUSTON, MARGARET-Student Council 2-3-45 Glass-lp 45 Chorus 1-25 Gregg Club 45 F. T. A. 35 Cheerleader 1-2-3-45 Intramurals 2-3-4. SCHAFFER, CAROLE-Student Council 2-3-45 Chorus I5 Band I-2-3-4, Sec. 45 Orch. I-25 M. M. M. 45 Gregg Club 45 Tri-Hi-Y 'l5 Latin Club 15 Freshman Play5 Sr. Play Cast5 G. A. A. 3-4, Treas.5 Intramurals I-2-3-4. SCHIFFGENS, THOMAS-Trireme Editorial 4. SCHMAUS, ANTOINETTE-Chorus 1-2. SCHMAUS, MARGARET-Chorus 1-25 Student Council 1-25 Intramurals I-2-3-4. SCHRECENGOST, GAIL-Student Council 1-45 Library Club 3-45 Jr. Play Cast and Crew5 Sr. Play, Student Director5 G. A. A. 3-4, Sec. 35 In- tramurals 4. SCHRECENGOST, ROGER-Intramurals 1-2-3. SCHNITZLER, ROBERT-Intramurals 3. SHEDWICK, LAWRENCE-Trireme Editorial 45 Hobby Club 2. SHOEMAKER, JAMES-Freshman Play5 Jr. Play Cast5 Football I-2-3-4. SHOOP, DONNA-Trireme Editorial 45 Chorus 1-25 Gregg Club 4. SILVIS, ROBERTA-Chorus 3-45 Tri-Hi-Y 1-2-3-45 G. A. A. 3-45 Intra- murals 4. SMELTZER, HELEN-Tri-Hi-Y 2-35 G. A. A. 3-45 Intramurals 2-3-4. SMULIK, BERNARD-Football 15 Basketball 15 Intramurals I. SOLAK, ROSEMARIE-Chorus I-25 Gregg Club 45 Library Club 3. SPENCER, DAVID-Band 1-2-3-45 Penn Ford Historians 1-25 Intramurals 1-2-4. SPERL, LORETTA-Trireme Business 45 Chorus I5 Tri-Hi-Y 25 G. A. A. 35 Intramurals 2-3. STEWART, JOSEPH--Student Council 2-3-45 Sr. Class Vice Pres.5 Glass- Ip 3-4, Sports Editor5 Basketball 1-2-3-4. STEWART, WAYNE-Football I-2-3-45 Basketball 1-25 Baseball 2-3-4. STITT, JANET-Chorus 1-25 Tri-Hi-Y 2-3-45 Sr. Play Crew. STOLAR, MARLENE-Chorus I-25 Tri-Hi-Y 25 Intramurals 2-3. SZUL, EUGENE-Student Council 15 Trireme Business 45 Sr. Play Crew. SZYBKA, FLORENCE-Trireme Business 45 Library Club 35 F. T. A. 3-45 Jr. Play Crew5 Sr. Play Cast. TENORWICZ, HENRY-Football 2-3-45 Basketball I-25 Baseball 2-3-45 Intramurals 3-4. TOUSSAINT, JUDITH-Glass-lp 3, Art Editor5 Trireme Art Editor5 Gregg Club 45 Jr. Play Cast and Crew5 Sr. Play Crew5 Intramurals 1. UTLEY, HARRIET-Trireme Business 45 Penn Ford Historians 25 Latin Club 25 Jr. Play Crew. VALASEK, JOHN-Baseball 3-4. VALEK, JOHN-Jr. Play Cast and Crew5 Football 1-2-35 Intramurals 1. WALKER, RUTH-Chorus 15Tri-Hi-Y I. WARE, ROBERT-Band I-2-35 Student Council 15 Football I-2-3-45 Basketball 2-3-45 Baseball 35 Track 1. WELCH, SALLY-Student Council 15 Band 1-2-3-45 Orch. 1-2-3-45 M. M. M. 3-45 National Honor Society 3-45 Latin Club 1-25 Freshman Play5 Jr. Play Cast5 Sr. Play Crew5 G. A. A. 3-45 Intramurals 1-2-3-4. WOODSIDE, HELEN-Chorus 15 Tri-Hi-Y 2-4. YASSEM, MAXINE-Student Council 15 Glass-Ip 4, Bookkeeper5 Gregg Club 4, Recording Sec.5 Tri-Hi-Y 1. YOUNG, JUDITH-Band 1-2-35 Orch. 1-2-35 Gregg Club 45 Intramurals I-2-3. ZAHRADNIK, JOYCE-Student Council 3-4, Vice Pres. 45 Gregg Club 45 Intramurals 2-3. ZAHRADNIK, LOUIS-Intramurals 2-3-4. ZANETTI, .IOAN-Trireme Business 45 Chorus 15 Library Club 2-35 Tri- Hi-Y 2-35 Jr. Play Crew. ZERMANE, ALBERT-Patrol Boy 15 Football 2-3-45 Intramurals 2-3. ZIMMERMAN, VICTOR--Student Council 3-45 Glass-lp 1-2-35 National Honor Society 3-45 Intramurals 45 Class Pres. 3-4. 5 "SWEET MUSlC" lFord City Versionl by the Class of 1956 5 O Z E 676 096 lS6 C96 956 1796 S96 "XJ 956 Dollars 1 8 IZ 'I2 10 These two bars are not from Beethoven or Bach but from the "Sweet Music" PPG pflyays yearly to those employees making glass at Ford City. just listen to it- from the first 510,000,000 payroll sound, produced by the workers who made the Glass of 1949, all the way up to the near 319,000,000 which the Glass of 1955 sounded off. May the Glass of 1956 which will be turned out by the PPG family at Ford City go forth in such volume and quality as will bring continued prosperity to not only our employees but also to the entire community . . . still more "Sweet Music" to all of us. P ITT S B U RG H PLATE GLASS COMPANY H6 New and re-elected officers are, left to right, seated: John Spera, financial secretary, John Kanzlmar, vice-president of Works Four, Sam Saloum, president, Leonard Lawrence, chair- man, John Pavlik, vice-president of Works Six, standing: William King, trustee, Karl Miller, recording secretary, Floyd Delong, vice-chairman, Robert Mechling, trustee, Francis Quartz, trustee, ond Joseph Giardino, inner guard. UNITED CLASS AND CERAMIC WORKERS UF AMERICA CIO-CCL FORD CITY LOCAL 14 624-630 THIRD AVENUE FORD clrv, PENNsvLvANiA 117 THE THOMAS FlYNN COMPANY Before you decide on thot new kitchen, be sure to see FLYNN'S selection of Youngstown Steei Kitchens. GREENBAUM'S FURNITURE STORE Rose Marie Komos is showing samples of some of the beautiful rugs carried by GREENBAUM'S. B'9e'0" Swww Fi? T18 Prescriptions of Quality The Rexall Store KLINGENSMITH DRUG STORE Ford Street Ford City Make Mellon Bank your Family Bank Member of F.D.l.C. MELLON NATIONAL BANK 84 TRUST CO. Ford City Oltice PETROLEUM SALES COMPANY 'Yr' Toys, Hobby Lines, Giftware, and Novelties 0 Dial 63-3201 825 Fifth Avenue Ford City COFFMAN STUDIO '33 All types ot photographic work. 0 Custom framing 0 The photographs for this book were taken by Mr. Coftman. You are always welcome at PEOPLE'S BANK OF FORD CITY where complete, courteous and efficient service is always available. MCNUTT AGENCY INC. Complete insurance service Fire -- Life - Casualty Bonds For beautiful carpeting or kitchen floor coverings, you will get the best at McKEAN'S FLOOR COVERING lO7-l09 North Jetterson Street Kittanning, Pa. CARl.EY'S VARIETY STORE Visit our soda fountain and lunch counter Sandwiches - Sunclaes - Sodas O WALTER BALL - .IEWELER Watches - Diamonds Cameras and Photo Supplies Phone 62-8071 Ford City The people of Ford Cliff find COWAN'S MARKET a very friendly place to shop. Why don't you try? HEILMAN E. BAILEY HEILMAN AND BAILEY SHOES AND HOSIERY Phone 62-2181 Ford Street Ford City After football and basketball games meet the crowd at the FORD CITY DAIRY CENTER ARNER'S FLOWERS Ford City A good place to buy flowers tor your dances, wedding, or other occasions. Ferns, Palms, and Sheltlera You can find a card tor every occasion in the large assortment carried by FORD CITY NEWS 316 Ford Street Ford City 1 My 1. , To get the most out of your car, have it serviced at CENTRAL SERVICE Pennzoil Products 415. rf , . 'sw Wash and dry clothes the modern way with a General Electric Automatic Washer and Clothes Dryer. Your choice of five colors. CROYLE'S REFRIGERATION SALES AND SERVICE 904 Fourth Avenue Ford City , LASHER AND BISH MOTORS WILLYS AND NASH CARS Drive the 1956 Nash WorId's Finest Travel Car For fine furniture, carpets, and rugs, shop at MATEER'S 200 Market Street Kittanning THE FORD CITY PHARMACY is the place for that refreshing stop after school. Beautity your lawn with trees and shrubs from the GREENLAWN NURSERY Complete Landscaping .25 FRANCIS G. BEERE HEATING SUPPLIES 0 More families buy LENNOX than any other make. Gas - Coal - Oil 0 Phone 62-2151 O'Connor and Fourth Avenue Ford City With courtesy of SPIC-N-SPAN DRY CLEANERS 0 Rezistal Process 0 166 N. McKean Street Kittanning 0 Fifth Avenue and Eleventh Street Ford City LIVENGOODS MARKET We carry a complete stock of groceries and meat. o Call and we will deliver. 0 Located along the River Road at MANORVILLE CHARLES JOHNSON TELEVISION SERVICE R.C.A. - Philco - Admiral Service on all makes. Phone 62-9692 1004 Fifth Avenue Ford City l""" When you have that very special gift to buy, be sure to visit FITZGERALD'S JEWELRY Ford Street Ford City Meats - our specialty You save two ways - good meat, and S 81 H Green Stamps. McGRANN FOOD MARKET ALTMAN DRY CLEANERS .Agia swf- sow For quick and courteous service bring your clothes to ALTMAN'S DRY CLEANERS "your clothes' best friend!!" It you have a trucking or delivery problem, stop in and see O. K. HEILMAN, INC. Compliments of l W. A. C. B. l380 Kc's 0 Music - News - Sports . The high school crowd likes to go to KANIA'S Studios in Kiffanning h h w ere t ey can get and Ford City candy, pop, and Meadow Gold lce Cream. FORD CITY FINANCE CQMPANY Loans S20 - S600 E. V. Haywood - Manager 0 ii Telephone - 62-2091 SHUMAKER CHEVROLET ' would be very pleased to have you come in 412 Ninfh Street and fest-drive the new CHEVROLET for l956. Ford City, Pennsylvania 126 Our students can be certain that they will arrive safely because they- ride in ABE MYERS BUSES For the best in women's apparel shop at FRIEDLANDS Ford Street Ford City iii For complete insurance protection consult D. L. DUFF AGENCY D. L. DUFF J. KENNETH DUFF ANDY'S MARKET will soon be opening a new shopping center in the Hansotte Plan. ANDY'S MARKET 409 Ninth Street Ford City XT' 7 Our pa from A.A.A. of Kittanning Acme Motors of Kittanning American Slovak Store Armstrong County Building and Loan Association Baney Studio Bellwood Auto Service Brightmyer's Service Station Brown's Boot Shop Clover Farm Store Chuck Sanders Grocery Dr. James Allison Dr. Paul Opalka, Optometrist Dr. Ted Rupert Dr. H. W. Shatter Dr. Charles W. Thompson Dr. Paul J. Watson Dorothy's Beauty Salon Ed Bernot Barber Shop Edward J. Steiner, Attorney at Law Einstein 81 Campbell Men's Clothing Store Father Lizik Ford City Electric Company Ford City National Bakery Foreman's Hardware Floyd L. Campbell F. W. Woolworth Company G. C. Murphy Gladys Rupert Barber Shop Gruskin's Harry W. McCauley Agency Helm's Service Station Hutchinson's Jewelry Store Irene's Beauty Shop Jageman Heating and Roofing Julius Steiner Agency Karps Jewelry Store Kendrick-Walker Motors Krizmanich and Smith LaModa Shoppe Lefkofsky's Men's and Boys' Clothing Store Mary's Clothing Shop Mateer's Shoe Store Maxine's M 8. M Service Station Paul's Auto Parts Richard Culp Superette Market The Hollo J. W. Thompson Tot Shoppe Tri-County Typewriter Comp any Vision Radio 8. TV Repair Service Webster's Grocery Zigmund Cipley 1 28 This book printed by VELVATONEQ, a special process of 1 tho graphic printing. Sole producers: Wm. J. Keller Inc., Buffalo N Y No other printing tirm is authorized to use the Velvatone thod Mdwww 764 ,JWZZZZ70 gwfW,,4f J,mm W JW ff7WXJM,,z,-fx. Wm We do 650 Q44 Mfl M 9 fJ""""",ca-mA02!7A.-0 U Q? QW