Ford City High School - Trireme Yearbook (Ford City, PA)
- Class of 1958
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NINETEEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY EIGHT
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FOREWORD
e passed, years of joy, small troubles, and beautiful
memories. Now we are seniors d
, an a new life is beckoning to us. No more
will we enter the sheltering doors of Ford Cit H' h
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owng we trust We're ready.
Twelve years hav
Your editors and staff hope that in some small way we have compiled a
book of remembrances that will be read and treasured for a lifetime.
CONTENTS
Administration and Faculty
Seniors
Underclassmen
Music
Activities
Sports
Student Life
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DEDICATION
Our s e ni or English te ac he r , Miss Joan Puhala, has
shown leadership, perseverance, and understanding. Every
senior English student feels that he has received individual
instruction during classes. She has never been too busy to
answe r anyone's question. We feel we have received from
her a lasting foundation for the future. May this book serve
as a lasting mem ory of a class that will never forget her.
We, the class of 1958, are proud to dedicate our Trireme to
you, Miss Joan Puhala.
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IN MEMGRY OF
Ruth Marie Ludwick was born June 25, 1940
and was taken from us on March 15, 1955. She
will always be remembered and loved by her old
friends from St. Mary's and her new friends from
Ford Cityl-Iigh. We, the Class of 1958, hope that
in some small way this yearbook will serve as a
lasting memorium to a very deserving person.
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FACULTY
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Willis Baum
Superintendent of Schools
ADMINISTRATION
To the Senior Class of 1958.
Your entranc e into the High School some
years ago marked a significant milestone in your
personal achievement. Again, you have met ob-
stacles, accepted opportunities, and gained ac-
complishment. Now you have come to anothe r
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 his-
tory 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
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To the Seniors of the Class of 1958.
Graduation from high school is a delightful
occasion for you. I know from experience that
for years to come you will think of your days at
Ford City High Scnool. You should remember
that until you have done the best you can do in
whatever you undertake, you have not done well
enough. Itis the hope of your superintendent that
your school has helped you develop your talents
and has helped to recognize your capabilities. I
also hope that you have been inspired to seek your
goal to the best of your ability. As you go forth
from Ford City High School, remember that you
will have certain obstacles to overcome, oppor-
tunities to be accepted or rejected. Sometimes
the thing to be accomplished might seem impos-
sible, but by combining constant interest, un-
tiring work, and great determination, that goal
called SUCCESS will be reached.
Willis Baum
Raymond E. Miller
High School Principal
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Science
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Margaret Aubrey Paul Caruso
U.S. History Mathematics
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Duquesne University Clarion S, T, C.
Sara Ethel Baker Walter Charley
Social Studies Driver Training Civics
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Henry Dietz
Home and School Visitor
B.S. M, Ed.
Indiana S,T,C.
Univ. of Pittsburgh
Elizabeth C. Cogley
English
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Westminster College
George Dupierreux
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Math. English
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Thomas Lowell Dean
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Michael Petronchek
Instrumental Music
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Indiana S.T.C.
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Joan Puhal a
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JAMES ASAY - "Ace"
Tops as tackle on Varsity foot-
ba11...Favorite subject---Girls! !!
Service bound...Loves to have his
picture taken...Can be found with
Deadeye, Neut, Catch, and Gump...
Neat dancer.
MICHAELENE BLONDEAUX
"Duchess"
Vibrant alto voice,..Loafs in that
'57 Ford...Life of the party...
Takes pains in doing her Book-
keeping...Librarian for Chorus...
Best friends are: Janet, Diane,
and Nuggets.
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DONNA KAY BERGH - "Donna"
Marion Center's loss our gain...
Misses cheerleading...Blue eyes
with sweeping lashes qualify her
for prettiest eyes...V.P, of Gregg
Club...Plans business course at
college...Nice to know.
SENIOR CLASS
JAMES BAKER - "Bones"
Cruises around in the blue Pontiac
with Jiffy, Hollywood, and Russ...
Loafs at the Ford City Dairy Cen-
ter...Always cutting up in study
halls...Will he enter the Air
Force?
PAUL AUGUSTINE - "Basil"
One of our Intel1ects...Favorite
subject is Trig...Member of the
Slide Rule Club...Future--College
...Another sportsman who enjoys
hunting and fishing...Buddies are
Dave, Charley, and Lew.
JANET BOARTS - "F1uter"
Will take up History at I.S.T.C ....
Always "Rush"ing around.,.Merry
girl whom we have selected our
"Most Talented",..Hauls Patsy,
Bette, Nancy, Marilyn, Sandy, and
Donna around in her "jewel".
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BARBARA BOGUSLAWSKI
"Barb"
Quiet but nice...Neve r re st s in
Gym class...Can be found behind
the counter at Murphey's...Pals
with Pat, Mary, Sue, and Ronnie...
Mad Trireme typist.
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JACK BOARTS - "Ripper"
Just loves hunting and boat riding
Seen with Ed, Bill, Ross, and Joe
...Says his favorite subject is Art
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homeroom...Friend to all.
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ARNOLD BLYSTONE - "Bly"
Hails from ff309...One of the quiet-
est boys in our class...Plans to be
a mechaniC...Favorite pastime is
hunting...A whiz in mathematics...
Has no special heart interest.
ROSA LEE BRANDSTETTER
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Aspires to be a Nurse ...One of
F.C.'s famous triplets...Usually
seen walking to school with Pat...
One of Kling 's crew...Loves to
cook...Writes letters to that special
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JOAN BONETTI - "Joanie"
Prettiest hair and flashing eye
make up this attractive lass...In-
separable with Carol and Dottie..
Has a friendly smile for all..
Hopes to be an Airline hostess.
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LEWIS BOSCO - "Bosco"
Will make the trip to l.S.T.C. nexi
fall...Works at Andy's Market..
Good Joe...Active member oi
Student Council...Enjoys hunting
and fishing...Friend to all.
ARTHUR BREUER - "Spider"
Looks neat in that D rum Major
uniform...Always c rui s ing with
Gene, Chuck, Rich, and Nick in
the Big Chrysler...Couldn't wait
until' ba sketb all season rolled
around...Chorus member.
SENIOR CLASS
ROBERT BUCK - "Bob"
Member of Vocal department and
Toastmasters Club...Likes swim-
ming, boating, and driving...His-
tory rates his favorite subject...
Pals are Jim and John...Wants tc,
join the Coast Guards.
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CAROL BROWN - "Brownie"
Treasurer of Senior Class...Al-
ways writing letters to Ohio...
Never seenwithout Joan and Dottie
...Princess of Jr.-Sr. Prom...
Takes great pains in fixing her
hair...Nice! !!
DIANE BUFFONE - "Diane"
Plans to enter nurses' training...A
mostpleasant and agreeable gal...
One of our snappy rnajorettes.J.
Can be found in the company of
"Nuggets", "Duchess" and Janet.
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EDWARD BRYANT - "Ed"
Everyone 'S friend. . .Forever help-
ing others with their Math...Teams
with Johnny for the best Student
Council ever...College bound stu-
dent...Seldom seen without lim,
Norm, Bill, John, and Gene.
JOHN CACURAK - "Chach"
Agood contribution to our football
squad...Makes the sawdust fly in
woodwork...Thatwavy hair will do
wonders in those Navy blues...En-
joys hunting...Jokes around witlr
Gump, Ficky, Deadeye, and Ace.
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WAYNE CARBERRY - "Wayne"
This attractive, talented lad adds
to the F.C. band and the Thunder-
ers...College bound...Gets blisters
fromour newfast cadence...Livens
up any study hall ...Pals with
Larry, Bob, and Larry.
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JUDY CRAWFORD - "Juge"
Forever writing letters to Harvey
...Runs around with Nancy, Carol,
Bid, and Ronnie...Neat dresser...
Types up a storm in ff315..Likes
to Roller Skate.
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HELENE CESARE - "Cesare"
Gifted withawonderful alto voice...
Claims Cadogan will someday be a
g r e a t metropolis...Hopes to put
her commercial subjects to use...
Pals with Kathy, Barb, Patricia,
and Pinky.
LARRY CULP - "Larry"
Will make a good army man...
Humorous at the wrong times...
Has a fobia for muddy roads
Marches in front of the Band as a
Color Guaz-d...Nice!
DALE CLOAK - "Silas"
This tall fellow likes to hunt and
fish...Plans after graduation-- U.S.
Marines...Loafs at B y e r ' s Esso
with Lefty, Bubbles, and Simon...
Plays e x C elle nt trumpet in the
Orchestra.
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PATRICIA CUNNINGHAM - "Pat'
Writes letters to a certain sailor...
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out Shirley, Jean, and Carole..,
Thinks Bookkeeping is tops! ! ! Re-
ports for the Glass-Ip...Trireme
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DAVE DAUGHERTY - "Doc"
F riendly to all...Car washer at
Brightmeyei-'s...One of our more
athletic Senior-s...Hard worker for
Junior Class Play...One of our hill-
toppers.,.Thinks Marilyn is tops.
SENIOR CLASS
ROBERT EMMONDS - "Bubbles"
A real handsome fella who was
rightfully cho s e n our "Most at-
:ractive"...Loafs with Lefty, Silas ,
and Simon at Byer's...Familiar
face on the Prom Court...One of
:ur mighty football players.
BRENDA JOYCE DAVIES - "Pinky'
Much fun when Pink's around...
Well deserved of the title "Most
Hurr1orous"...Hopes to be a beauti-
cian...Pals with Carole, Jean, and
J'im...Collects recoi-ds...Totedtwo
heads in the Junior Class Play.
FAYE DAVIS - "Faye"
Apencil and her hand make mira-
Cles...Co-Editor of the Glass-Ip...
Keeps that wavy hair neat...calm,
cool, and collected ...Pals with
Nancy, Sue, Mary and Bunny.
NORMAN EDWARDS
"Long Daddy"
Familiar fa c e on the basketball
court...Comes to school from the
lower-end with Spike, Beans, and
Fat-mar1...Active in all sports...
Adds much to that tenor section.
NORMAN FAIR - "Duke"
Atrue Sportsman who likes to hunt
and fish...Travels to school on that
"well-behaved" Cadogan bu s ! ! !
Alway s seen at dances...Keeps
company with Gainor and Bosco.
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CAROL DOMS - "Carol"
Plans to be an X- Ray Technician...
Sharp looking cheerleader ...G.A.A.
t r e a. su r e r ...Enjoys working at
Kling ' s ...Neve r seen without
Helenmarie , Pat, Elaine, and Jes se
...Makes frequent trips around the
600 block.
ED FICTHORN - "Bub"
Familiar face in room 1543O3...Pals
with Chachy, Gump, Jack, Cuggles
...Can't wait until hunting season
rolls around...Has high hopes of
joining the Navy...Quiet but very
friendly.
JERRY FERGUSON - "Deadeye"
This small but "mighty" lad quali-
fies for our "Most Athletic" ...Al-
ways seen in that green and white
"pick-up"...Able captain of our
football team...Tops in water
sports...Friend to all.
NANCY EMMONDS - "Nance"
Constantly writing letters--who's
the lucky guy? ? ?Always trying to
convince us that she delivers pa-
pers...One of the chosen fewwho
have Bookkeeping II...Well liked
by all.
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ROSALIE DRAGAN - "R.osie"
D y n a mic head cheerleader fe
basketball s e a s o n ...Sweet, nee
and spirited...Composes our "Mc
Attractive" girl...Familiar face
Prom and Snowball courts...Se
ior Class secretary...Usually se
cruising in the "Olds",
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DONALD FOX - "Foxy"
Thinks typing class is tops!
notworking at the A 81 P can '
found loafing at the Dairy Cent!
with Chuck, Ted, Joe, Nick, T01
Rich at Mo.
RICHARD GAINOR - "Dick"
Always at 511 Fith Avenue...Really
works wonde r s in Woodwork...
Claims his hobby is loafing'?'?'?
Jokes around with Joe, Vic, 81 Jack
...Put many hard working hours
in the band! ! !
SENIOR CLASS
CLYDE GIBSON - "Gib"
.ikes the peaceful like of walking
hrough the woods...Alwa.ys seen
vith Bob, Don, and Reed...A real
lard worker for the F.T.A...One
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BARBARA ERKENS -"Barb"
Makes frequent t rip s to 5314...
Recording Secretary of the Gregg
Club...Keeps her love-life to he r-
self...Herbest friend is Marlene...
Enjoys d rivin g that green Ply-
mouth around the Cadet.
CAROL FAIR - "Carol"
Attends out of town dances with
Bid, Ronnie, Judy, Mary, and
Marge...E nj o y S rollerskating...
A pioneer of Cadogan...Quietuntil
you get her s ta rted ...Took the
Commercial Course.
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BOB GARBARINO - "Garbo"
Can be found behind the counter
at the Ford City A 8: P...Buddies
are: Wayne, Larry, Doc,and Tim
requent visitor at Betty's
house...Tuffa.rtist...A real cut-up
in classes.
NORMAN GOLDINGER - "Goldie"
Usually seen with "Little John,"
"Russo," and Buriak at the Cadet
in the "T" Bird...Tuff on the Grid-
iron...Active memberof the Tum-
bling Club...Works at Heilman and
Bailey's.
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RONALD GRANTZ - "Ron"
Pals with "Neut, George and Bill
...Claims his favorite subject is
Speech...Likes writing letters...
Honors our Chorus by being a
baritone soloist...Neat dancer.
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BETTY FISCUS - "Bettsy"
Hails from 15f303...Favorite sub-
jects--Bookkeeping and sewing...
Car-hop at Cieply's Drive-ln...
Enjoys driving that new car! !!
Member of F,H,A, and sewing club
...Friends are Loretta and Mary.
JOYCE FARESTER - "Joyce"
Can never be seen without Jacquie
...enjoys driving that big "Merc"
...Ambitious student council sec-
retary...Future Business Admin-
istration student at I,S,T.C .... Aids
the clarinet section in the band...
Nice to know.
JONATHAN GRINDER
"Little John"
Great Sportsman...L0a-fS with
Russo, Buriak, Wayne and Goldie
...Marine enthusiast...Claims his
favorite subject is girls!! !Very
able on the gridiron...Ready when
hunting season comes...Pleasant
classmate.
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RICHARD GREER - "Dick"
Diligent worker at "Kling's Dru!
Store...Proud of his woodworl
projects...Enjoys his hobbies o
collection model cars, stamps
and coins...Seen with Luxy, Bill
Maice, Dick and Joe.
THE 1951
PATSY GLESK - "Pats"
This very active and aggressiv
lass claims the title "Most Lead
ership"...An asset to any gather
ing...Pals with Fluter, Marilyn
and Nance...Nea.t dancer...F,N,A
president...Future lady in white.
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NANCY GUTHRIE - "Nance"
Oneof Mr. Charley's mad drivers
.. .Seldomseen without Belle,
Rose, or Carolyn...Always goes
skating at the rollercade...Enjoys
baby-sitting.,.Member of photo-
graphy club...Future--unknown.
SENIOR CLASS
ROBERT HEILMAN - "Bob"
Future Perry Mason! ! !Can be
seen at Carley's or driving around
in his Car...One of our more in-
tellectual members...Ed, Gene,
Jack and Ron are his pals.
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MERWYN GUTHRIE - "Goose"
Very talented musician...Keen
sense of humor...Physics rates
high with him...College bound...
Buddies are Jim, Ed, and John...
Appears to be quiet...Tall lad and
friendly, too.
SANDRA HILEMAN - "Sandy"
The sho r t e s t girl in the Senior
class...AlWays writing letters to
Ron...Seldom seen without Mari-
lyn, Nancy, Shirley and Mary Ann
...A cute gal who is nice to know.
HELEN HEASLEY - "Blondie"
Hopes to put her commercial sub-
jects to use...A nice girl that gets
things done promptly...Confides
in Ruth and Deanna..."Attentive"
in c1ass...Not as shy as she pre--
tends to be.
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Art and he are best friends...Will
go into mechanic s after graduation
...Competition for William Tell...
Ac tiv e on Noontime Recreation
Committee and Gymnastics Club...
Once his friend always his friend,
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Ed, Vic, and Tom are usually near
this smiling senior...Spends his
spare time woodcarving...His am-
bition is just to graduate...Swell
to know.
JOHN HOWLETT - "Hilow"
Diligent F,'I',A, worker...He'd be
happy if his only subject were
Physics...Two ofhis favorite pas-
times are gardening and science...
Friends are Ron, Bill, and Keith...
Future--I.S.T,C,
NANETTE HROMADIK - "Bunny"
Home Ec. rates as her favorite
subject...Has a host of friends...
Aspires to be an X-ray technician
...Upholds a wonderful disposition
...Best friends are Mary, Donna,
and Nancy...Nice to know.
VIRGINIAHYNICK - "Ginnie Mae"
Claims her f av o r it e subject is
Typing...Hopes to become a Tele-
phone operator after graduation...
Hobbies are dancing and writing
letters...Can usually be seen with
Lois and Rose...Quiet but nice.
TOM HOLIZNA - "Hozo"
Will do justice to Air Force blue
...Spends spare time with Carol.
Beams all over with personality.
Chosen "Best Dressed" boy i
senior class...Ask him about hi
fourth Christmas.
THE 1958
WILLIAM HULINGS - "Bill"
This friendly lad can be sei
working behind the c ount e r
lsaly's...One ofour intellectuals
I-Iails from Manorville...A whiz
mathernatics...Will make an e:
cellent Air Force Recruit! !!
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ROSEMARIE JANKOWSKI
"Rosie"
r smiling face can always be
en behind the counter at the
tional Bake ry...C1aims her fav-
lte subject is "Boys"...Occa-
mally found with Gladys, Meda
lle, and Nancy...Nice to know.
SENIOR CLASS
CHARLES .TANOVSKY - "Chuck"
Averyfriendly lad who aspires to
go to college or the Armed Forces
...Dependable employee of the A
Sr P...Those laughing eyes can
brighten anyone's day...Liked by
all.
PATRICIA KLIMKOWIC Z
"Joe" "Wisha"
Hopes to attend college after grad- Small but dynamic...Plans to be a
1ation...A regular outdoorsman Who beautician after high school...Often
enjoys hunting and fishing...Mem-
:er of the all boys homeroom...
Thinks History is tops...Buddies
are Vic and Dick...Quiet.
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Eileen...Active member of Girls'
lntramurals..Mad Trireme sales-
girl...Friend to all.
IRENE JOHNSON - "Mousie"
Claims her favo r it e subject is
Eng1ish...Plans to be a beautician
...Loves dancing...Loafs at Dinty
Moore's with Kathy, Judy, and
Shirley...Usual1y seen driving her
dad's car.
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FRANCIS KARL - "Butch"
Walks to school with Bill, Ted, and
Jirn...Holds a prominent position
in the towns scouting program...
Responsible for many pictures in
Trireme...A regular outdoorsman
who enjoys hunting and fishing.
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JOHN KERR - "Pinhead"
Ambition and dependability gave
himthe title "Most Leadership".,,
Aspires to go to college...Year
round athlete...Thinks Typing is
topS...Always willing to lend a
helping hand,..Ab1e Student Coun-
cil president.
VERONICA KRIZMAN - "Ron"
Dependable clerk at Keystone Shoe
Store...Says her favorite subject
is Sammy ? '? ?Pals are Punkie,
Smitty, and Judy...Mad typist for
the T ri r e m e ...Swell girl with a
sharp sense of humor.
SONJA KLINGENSMITH
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Joyce andBarb are always near
this smiling Senior.,.Active mem-
ber of G,A,A...Claimsher favorite
subjectis English? 7 '?Good work-
er for Trireme...Has high hopes
of becoming a typist.
ROBERT KLINGENSMITH
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Ambition is just to graduate...
Quiet when girls are around...Sel-
dom s e en without Chach, Ace,
Fick, and Huffy...Often seen driv-
ing his Ford,..Plans to enter the
service...Nice to know.
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RONALD KING - "Ron"
Hails from ff309...Typing rate
high as his favorite subject...O1
ten seen loafing at Risher' s...Bes
fr i end s are Gerald and Fred.
Member of Slide-rule club...Qui1
and nice to know.
THE 195
KATHRYN KUNKLE - "Kathy"
The lucky man that gets her for
secretary! ! !Personality ju
shines in her eyes...Shadows ai
Helene, Dee, and Francie...
member of Future Homemakei
of America...Nice Smile.
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RICHARD KUBATKO - "Rich"
This good-looking lad can be seen
driving around the Cadet in his
Mercg..I-Iailsfromf1f3OZ...Business
staff member...College bound...
Collects jazz records...Knows the
way to 700 block blind-folded.
SENIOR CLASS
JOHN LEVRIO - "Butch"
Those big brown eyes won for the
title "Prettiest Eyes"...Depend-
able clerk at the Kittanning Kroger
Store...State s his hobby as just
riding around in the Big Chrysler
...Nice.
LORETTA KUNST - "Loretta"
Hails from Ridge Avenue...Best
friends are Betsy, and Betty Kay
...Says her favorite subject is
study hall! I !ls contented just loaf-
ing athome...Lovesto cook.,.Quiet
and nice.
CAROLE LAUGHNER - "Caro1e"
Vocation is nursing...Neat with a
swell personality...Loafs at F,C,
Dairy Center with Jean and Pinky
...One ofourhigh-stepping major-
ettes...English andHome-Ee. rate
high with her.
EUGENE LAZAROFF - "Gene"
Afriendly disposition won him the
title "Most Popular"...Smooth on
basketball court...Reigned as King
of the Freshman Prom...Excels in
sports...Senior Class president...
Really nice to know.
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WILLIAM LUX - "Luxy"
Would like to go to college Well
deserves the title "Most Talented"
...Plays piano for the "Mello
Tones" and organ in his church...
A friend to a1l...A real riot!!!
JOYCE YOUNT - "Joyce"
Barb, Sandy, and She make a
threesome...Has highhopes of be-
coming a beautician...l-lard work-
ing staff member...Home-Ec. is
her favorite subject...Active
member of G,A,A, and F.H.A.
SHIRLEY MCJUNKIN - "Shirl"
Attended Beautician School last
summe 1' ...Will wear a wedding
band soon...Neat dresser ! ! ! Sandy,
Marilyn, Nancy and she are a
foursome...Cashier at State The-
ater...Likes to sew.
GLADYS MCGUIRE - "Gladys"
Senior Miss from if309...Kept bu sy
with two jobs...Says her favorite
subjectis Gym...Faithful member
of F,H,A, and sewing club. Loafs
with Rose, Nancy, Dolly and
Mabel. Quiet and nice.
MERLE MCKELVEY - "Moke"
An army enthusiast...Ambition is
just to graduate...Favorite sub-
ject? ? ?Study Hall! ...Found loaf-
ing at Wrays with John, Jack, Ink,
and Sam...Ev e r yo n e enjoys his
keen sense of humor.
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JOHN MCELWAIN - "Macky"
This lad can be found working
Croyle's...Well deserves the tit
"Most Hu mo 1-ou s "...Played lf
part well as the butler in the Juni
Clas s Play...Everyone is lt
friend.
THE 1951
MARY MCKERNAN - "Bid"
Keeps everyone laughing with f
Sharp Sayings...Usually seer
the Cadet with Carol, Mary,
Ma.rgie...An1bitionisto be a be,
tiCiE1H...Never rests in Gym cl,
...Nice to know.
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BETTE MILLER - "Bets"
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LYNN MYERS - "Pappy"
Came to us from Mars this year... Pals with Nancy, Carol, Fluter, Goes to town in woodwork class..
Main il'-f61'eBt is raCerS...SpendS and Bunny...Ourhead Cheerleader Dynamic member of gymnastics
his spare time with Clyde, Bob, for football season...Plans to club...Will do justice to the Navy
Reed and Rich...Faithful member marry Ron...Ac tiv e in sports... Blues...Can usually be found with
of Future Farmers of America. Q Mad Trireme salesgirl...The cute Kenny, Cecil, Gary, and Jim..
SENIOR CLASS
DAVID NEUTRELLE - "Neut"
Always found in the gr e en and
white pick-up with Ace and Dead-
eye...Bookkeeping r at e s high as
his favorite subject...Claims his
hobbies are cars and women--We
wonder! !! Our "Best Dancer".
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PATRICIA MILLIGAN - "Pat"
Will make a cute secretary after
graduation...Can be seen with
B a rb, Mary, Su e, and Nancy...
Rates health as her favorite sub-
ject--We wonder why! ! ! ! Really
a nice girl to know.
Really nice.
JIM NEUTRELLE -- "Neut"
September will see him at I.S,T,C.
...Keen sense of Humor! !-! Always
with Ro g g e r and Ron...Sparkles
with personality! ! ! Vice- Presi-
dent of Chorus and Modern Music
Masters...A smile for all.
JOSEPH NICKLEACH - "Nick"
Has highhopes of entering college
...Often seenbehind the counter at
theA 81 P...Says his favorite sub-
ject is T1'ig...Seen at the Cadet
with "the gang"...Nice to know.
RAYMOND ONOFREY - "Rim"
U nd e c id e d about the future...A
regular outdooi-sman...Loafs at
Aldo ' s Pool Plac e with Dave,
Moss, and Hozo...Claims his fav-
orite subject is Senior science...
Quiet until you get him started.
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.TACQUIE MINTEER - "Sleepy"
Joyce and she are inseparable...
Enjoys driving that new Plymouth
...Real neat dancer!! !Future is
college...One of our snappy major-
ettes...Loafs at WrayS...Swell kid
to know...Yearbook staff member.
BARBARA MOORE - "Barb"
Joyce, Sandy, and she are a three-
some...Whiz in Bookkeeping and
typi11g...V.P. of G,A,A,..Is a real
person to know!!!Officework after
graduation...Too busy to loaf.
ROBERT YOUNT - "Bob"
This friendly, good-looking lad
may be found in the company oi
Chuck , Gene, and Bob...Worthy
president of N.H.S...Future Col-
lege...Too active to loaf...One oi
our intellects.
THE 1955
WADE PATSUE - "Wade"
Usually seen loafing in Wrays...
Supported Bass section of Chorus
for four years...County Chorus re-
presentative...Health rates as his
fav o r i t e subject...l-lobbies are
model planes and women! ! !
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WILLIAM PENDLETON - "Spike"
Will probably get a scholarship
for basketba1I...Best friends are
Norm, Ed and Beans...Has a mil-
lion dollar smile...Keeps that
Tenor section lively...Favorite
subject--Bookkeeping...Personal-
ity plus.
SENIOR CLASS
EILEEN NOULLET - "Nuggets"
Another contribution from F,C.
I-I.S, to I,S,T.C...Ourhigh-stepping
head majorette...Best friends are
Janet, Duchess, and Diane...Loafs
in Duchess's '57 Fo rd...Sweet,
neat, and spirited...Sharp dresser
PAT MORVIK - "Slugger"
Danc e s up a storm...Wi11 enter
Business School after graduation
...Fizzes sodas at the Pharmacy...
Writesletters...Constantly carry-
ing on! ! !Likes the typewriter..
Swell friend to know...Lively sense
of humor.
JAMES PORTERFIELD - "Port"
Builds electronic gadgets...Plans
to take up Physics at college...Oh!
Those eyes! ! !Nice personality...
Pals with Eddy and Goose...Con-
tributes his talents to the Band...
Is Nancy's steady.
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RICHARD PETRUS - "Pete"
Really works up a storm in wood-
shop...Plans to get a job at the
P.P.G, after graduation...I-Iappily
married...Palswith Dick, Pig, and
John...Nice to know.
HELENMARIE PALOMBO
"I-Ielenmai-ie"
Hard-working editor of Trireme
...Her winning smile gave her the
title "Nicest Smile"...Has a very
pleasing personality..Wonderwhy
shelikesfootball? '? ?Pledged four
years to chorus.
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MARY PLANTS - "Mary"
A high jumping cheerleader...One
of Miss Shubert's girls...Claims
her hobby is talking ...Favorite
subject--H e alth ...Pals are Sue,
Bunny, Pat, Donna and Barb.
JAMES RICKET - "Jim"
Friendly with a swell personality
...Will do justice to Navy Blue...
Talented a.rtist...Buddies are Don
and Smitty...Real neat dancer...
Favorite loafing places are Wray'S.
Gary' s and Cadet.
EDWARD REITLER - "Ed"
Very dependable and hard working
s to ck boy at Aiidy' s ...Physics
rates as his favo rit e subject...
Future college student...Keeps all
those grades right up at the top...
Friend to all.
JEAN RICE - "Jeanie"
This tall and friendly miss can be
found with Carol e, Pinky, and
Slugger...C1aims her hobbies are
swimming and dancing Guess
what her favorite food is '? - - Pizza,
naturally! I !Nice to know.
CAROLE SUE REEFER - "Sue"
Hails from 3303.-.Mary and sh
are inseparable...Peache s an
cream complexion...Co-editor c
Gl a s s -Ip...States her hobby i
"Making trouble"! ! !Futu r e LE
T.C, student...Pledged two year
to the Gregg Club.
THE 1952
ARTHUR RIGGLE - "Peanut"
Says his ambition is to be a bacl
elor...A most quiet and friendf
Senior...Enjoys hunting and fi shii
...Best friends are Ed, Georg
Gene, and Torn...K.H.S. lossy ai
gain.
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ROGER ROBINSON - "Butch"
Talented artist...Keeps all amused
with his remarks...States his hob-
by is "just livin"...Bu ddie s are
Earn, Joe, Dick, and Ji1'r1...Likes
woodwork class...Easy going and
swell boy to know.
SENIOR CLASS
MEDA BELLE ROUSH - "Belle"
Member of G,A,A,, Library and
Photography clubs...Says her hob-
by is driving her Plymouth...Best
friends are Nancy, Rose and Peach
...Part time job is baby-sitting...
Claims her f av o r it e subject is
Joe ? ? ?Nice.
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NANCY RIGGLE "Nanc"
Plans to put her commercial sub-
jects to use...SWeet girl with a
sparkling personality...Fortunate
member ofN.H,S.,.G1'egg Club and
Tri-Hi-Y memb e r ...Pal s are
Pats, Judy, Jean and Faye.
SAMUEL SCHRECENGOST "Sam"
Gary, Jack, and Butch are usually
near this smiling Senior..,Favor-
ite hobby is cars...Drives around
the truck for Woodie's,..Will do
ju stic e to the Air Force blue...
Friendly.
GEORGE ROVNYAK - "Rogger"
Seldom seen without Neut and Ron
...A real brain! ! !Supported Bari-
tone s ection of chorus for four
years...Will someday make a fine
do c to r ...Ambitious president of
Tri M...Pleasa.nt classmate.
JANET SALANKIEWICZ - "Jan"
A ready smile and pleasing per-
sonality c ompo s e s ou r "Most
Popular" girl...Putherheartinto
her work as Trireme Co-editorand
Senior clas s Veep...Always willing
to lend a helping hand.
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ROBERTA SANOBA - "Bobbie"
Usually seen with Marilyn and Barb
...One of our quieter members ? ...
Says her favorite subject is Eng-
lish, but we know better!! !Future
Secretary...Typist for the editor-
ial staff.
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WILLIAM SI-IAFFER - "Pee Wee"
Student manager for all sports...
Friend to all...One of the loafers
at Senopole's store...States typing
as his favorite subj e c t ...Quiet ,
unfil you get him started.
JAMES SENOPOLE - "Cess"
Another college-bound student...
Would be happy if his only class
were Trigonometry...Works athis
father's sto r e ...Loafs with Pee
Wee, Buck, Go o s e , and Shake...
Really tops in basketball...Nice.
KAY SILVIS - "Zippy"
Hails from Cadogan...Future se-
cretary...Has an infectious per-
sonality...N e v e r s e e n Without
Wanda, Ronnie, or Sammy...Mem-
ber of Gregg Club...A more petite
member of our class.
KATHLEEN SHAFFER - "Shafey
Will rnake a real cute Air Lir
HostesS...L0afs at Dinty Moore
with Mousie and Marty...Will px
her Home Economics to justic
someday...Rightfully our "Mo
Athletic."
THE 1958
JOE SHIRING - "Joe"
Basketball manager for four yea
...Active in Intrarnurals...Alwa
with Nick, Ted, Rich, Chuck,
Foxy...Quiet, but friendly...A.not
er of our sportsmen who like hur
ing and golfing.
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.OBERT SIMMONS - "Lonesome"
roy with the nicest smile...Fun to
e with...Wants to go to college...
Iember of F,T,A,,,Thinks typing
s swel1...Runs around with Joe,
lhuck, Don.
SENIOR CLASS
PATRICIA VALASEK "Pat"
:oops ice cream at the Pharmacy
.Plans to be a secretary...Loves
talk...Totes all her troubles to
elen Marie, Carol, Elaine, and
:ssee...Favorite subject is
horus.
MARILYN LOUISE TURKO
"Marilyn"
Ourhard working Business Mana-
ger...Fa.vorite subject is Trig ? '? ?
...Voted our Mo st Intellectual...
Plants to take up teaching at col-
lege,..Seen with B o bb i e, Patsy,
Fluter, Barb, and Faye.
VERNON THOMAS - "Sideburns"
Always with Hank and Bob... Likes
studyhalls ? '? '?Setsup pins at Mc-
Cutcheon's Bowling All e y ...En-
gaged...One of the more quieter
boys of our class...Likes to hunt.
CHARLES STUMP - "Chuck"
Claims typing and speech are his
favorite subjects--wonder why'??'?
...One of our faithful statisticians
...Hobby '? '? '? --Riding around with
Elaine! ...S e en with Gene, Bob,
Deadeye, Mo, Ace, or Shaffer.
BARBARA LEE WADE - "Barb"
Future Clara Barton...Rightfully
deserves the title "Most Likely
to Succeed"..'.Sec tion leader in
Varsity Chorus...Likes to read...
Tops in our Junior Class Play...
Walks to school with Marilyn and
Bobbie.
EDWARD TREECE - "Tweedy"
Plans to enter the Army...Active
in Intrarnurals and tumbling club...
Likes PhysicS...Friend to every-
one...One of our mad outdoorsrnen
...Sparkling blue eyes...Makes fre-
quent trips to Elderton.
RUTH WILLIAMS - "Ruth"
Pledged four years to the Tri-Hi-Y
...Plans to attend nursing school
at But1e1'...One of the two Senior
girls that has Physic s ...Best
friends are Hel en and Dennia...
Nice.
JUDITH WAKEFIELD - "Judy"
One of our peppy cheerleaders
Aspires to be an X-ray technician
...T ake s frequent trips to Mary-
land!! !Nice person to know...Good
friends with Wisha and Eileen...
One ofour more attractive lasses.
JAMES WINGATE - "Beans"
Will either go to college or trade-
school...Areal pro on the basket-
ball court...Make s the 8:29 H2
with Norm, Ed, and Spike...Makes
the tenor section go to town...Per-
sonality plus.
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RICHARD VENT - "Dick"
Will wear Navyblues...Areal live
wire...Loafs with But c h , Jerry
Dave, George...Favorite subjec
Senior Science ? '? '?Enjoys huntin
andfishing season...Always read
for fun.
THE 1951
FAY WOODSIDE - "Fay"
Best friends are Sandy and Ina.
Will enter business school...Bool
keeping rates highest among h4
school subjects ... Hobbies--co
lecting stamps and writing lette'
...Quiet in class.
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JUDY FREROTTE - "Judy"
Claims her favorite subject is
bookkeeping...P1ans after gradua-
tion...secretaria1w ork ...C an be
found loafing in Kittanning with
Bernie, Joan, and ChriS...Co11ects
pictures as a hobby...Member of
library club.
JUDITH WYANT - "Judy"
Trudges to room 14314 dai1y...P1ans
to make her commercial subjects
usefu1...A very dependable clerk at
the 5 and 1O...Has an infectious
gigg1e...Best friends are Helen
and Judy...Friend1y!
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MOST LIKELY TO SUCEED
Barbara Wade
George Rovnyak
MOST HUMOROUS
Pinky Davies
John McE1wain
IVXOST LEADERSHIP
Patsy Ole sk
John Kerr
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MOST INTELLECTUAL
Marilyn Turko
Bob Hileman
Bob Yount
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BEST DANCERS
Pat Morvik
Dave Ne utrelle
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Kathy Shaffer
.Terry Ferguson
MOST TALENTED
Janet Boarts
Bill Lux
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PRETTIEST EYES
Donna Bergh
John Lcvrio
MOST POPULAR
Janet Salankiewicz
Gene Lazaroff
BEST DRESSED
Shirley McJu,nkin
Tom Holizna
NICEST SMILE
Helenmarie Palombo
Bob Simmons
PRETTIEST HAIR
Joan Bonctti
John Cacurak
MOST ATTRACTIVE
Rosalie Dragon
Bob Emmonds
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MOST PERSONALITY
' Mary Plants
Chuck Stump
SENIOR INDEX
DONNA BERGH - Red Cross Representative: Cheerleader:
Prom Committee: Junior Play: Christmas Play: Style Show:
Centerama Staff: Camera Club: lMarion Center: Gregg Club:
Trireme Editorial Staff.
MICHAELENE BLONDEAUX - C h o r u s -l-Z-3-4: Trireme
Business Staff: Junior Play Cast: Snow Ball Entertainment.
JANET BOARTS - Band-l-Z-3-4: M.M.M.-2-3-4: G.A.A.-Z-
3-4: Orchestra-l-4: D r a m ati c s Club-3: F.T.A.-4: Sewing
Club-4:Intramurals-l-2-3-4: Junior Play Crew: Freshman
Chorus: Trireme Editorial Staff.
BARBARA BOGUSLAWSKI - Freshman Chorus: Intramurals:
F.A.A.: Penn Ford Jr. Historians: Trireme Editorial Staff:
Jr. Play Crew.
JOAN BONETTI - Freshman Chorus: Ensemble and Octet:
Sophomore Chorus: Maj or e tte s -l-Z: Penn Ford Jr. His-
torians: Intramurals-1: Student Council 4.
ROSA LEE BRANDSTETTER - Freshman Chorus: Orchestra
-1-2-3-4: M.M.M.: F.N.A.
CAROL BROWN - Chorus-l-Z-3-4:Girls' Ensemble-Z: F.T.
A.-2-4: M.M.M.-4: Student Council-3-4: Senior Class Treas-
urer.
DIANE BUFFONE - Chorus-l-2: Majorette-Z-3-4: F.N.A.-
4: Jr. Play Prompter: Trireme Business Staff.
HELENE CESARE - Chorus-l-Z-3-4: Girls' Ensemble-1-2:
Girls' Octet-1: Harmond Club-4: M.M.M.-3-4: Gregg Club:
G.A.A.-4: Intramurals-3-4: Stude nt Council-4: Snow Ball
Entertainment.
JUDY CRAWFORD - Chorus-l-Z: G.A.A.-4: Intramurals-4:
Jr. Play Crew: PennFord Jr. Historians: Trireme Editorial
Staff.
PAT CUNNINGI-IAM - F r e s h m an Chorus: G.A.A.-2-3-4:
Tumbling Club-4: Trireme Business Staff.
BRENDA DAVIES - Chorus-l-Z: Tri-Hi-Y-2: Library Clul
F.H.A.-4: Trireme Business Staff: Jr. Play Cast.
FAYE DAVIS - Glass-Ip-1-Z-3-4,Co-Editor-4: Chorus
Tri-Hi-Y-2-3.
CAROL DOMS - Chorus-l-2: Cheerleader-1-2-3-4: G.A.A.
Z-3-4, Treasurer-4: Jr. Play Crew: Trireme Business Staff.
ROSALIE DRAGAN - Chor us -l: Che e rle ade r-1-Z-3-4:
Tumbling Club-4: Student Council-l-4: Sec. Senior Class:
Jr. Play Cast: Gregg Club: Intramurals-l-Z-3-4.
NANCY EMMONDS - Chorus-I-2: Int r a m ur als: Jr. Play
Crew."
BARBARA ERKENS - Chorus-1-Z-3-4:Greg Club-4:Sec.-4.
CAROL FAIR - Freshman Chorus: Penn Ford Jr. Historians:
Intramurals: G.A.A.-4: Trireme Business Staff.
JOYCE FARESTER - Orchestra-1-2: Band-1-Z-3-4: Glass-
Ip Staff-l-Z:Freshman Chorus:Student Council-2-4: Sec.-4:
M.M.M.-2-3-4: G.A.A.-2-3-4: F.T.A.-4: Intramurals-2-3:
Jr. Play Crew: Tumbling Club-4: Trireme Editorial Staff.
BETTY FISCUS - Pe nn F or d Jr. Historians: F.H.A.-3-4:
Sewing Club-4.
PATSY GLESK - Chorus-l-2: Orchestra-1: Band-l-Z-3-4:
Clarinet Ensemble-l-2-3-4: Freshman Play: M.M.M.-2-3-4:
Glass-Ip-1-Z: Intramurals-l-2-3-4: G.A.A.-2-3-4: National
Honor Society-3-4: F.N.A.-4: Trireme Editorial Staff: Jr.
Play Crew: Student Council-Z-3-4, Soph.-Sec.-Treas., Jr.-
Sec.
NANCY GUTHRIE - Freshman Chorus: Photography Club-4.
HELEN HEASLEY - Freshman Chorus: Penn Ford Jr. His-
torians: Gregg Club.
SANDY HILEMAN - Freshman Chorus: Band-1: Penn Ford
Jr. Historians: Student Council-1: F.T.A.-4: Speech Masters-
4: Jr. Play Crew: Trireme Business Staff.
NANETTE HROMADIK - Ch or us -1: Intramurals: Jr. Play
Crew.
VIRGINIA HYNICK - Penn Ford Jr. Historians.
ROSEMARIE JANKOWSKI - Ch or u s -1-Z: Intramurals-l:
F.H.A.-4: Jr. Play Crew.
IRENE JOHNSON -
PATRICIA KLIMKOWICZ - Chorus-l-Z: Intramurals-1-Z-4:
G.A.A.-4: Dramatics Club -3: Tumbling Club-4: F.H.A.-4:
Trireme Business Staff.
SONJA KLINGENSMITI-I - Penn Ford Jr. Historians: Fresh-
48
man Chorus: G.A.A.-2-3-4: Intramurals-1-2-3-4: Dramatics
Club-3: Jr. Play Crew: Trireme Editorial Staff.
VERONICA KRIZMAN - F re shman Chorus: Intramurals:
F.H.A.-4: Trireme Editorial Staff.
KATHRYN KUNKLE - Fre shman Chorus: Glass-Ip-1-Z:
F.H.A.-4: Intramurals: Trireme Editorial Staff.
LORETTA KUNST - Freshman Chorus: Intramurals-l.
CAROLE LAUGHNER - Chorus-1-2: Penn Ford Historians:
Majorette-1-2-3-4: F.N.A.-4: Library Ass't: Trireme Bus-
iness Staff.
GLADYS MCGUIRE - Chorus-l-Z: F.H.A.-4.
SHIRLEY MCJUNKIN - Trireme Business Staff: Freshman
Play: Student Director: Sewing Club-4:F.H.A.-3-4: Chorus-
l-2: Penn Ford Jr. Historians.
MARY MCKERNAN - Intramurals: G.A.A.-4.
BETTE MILLER - Student Council-1: Chorus-l: Cheer-
leader-1-Z-3-4:G.A.A.-Z-3-4:Intramurals-1-2-3:Cheering
Club-Z-3-4: Gregg Club-4: Trireme Business Staff.
PATRICIA MILLIGAN - Freshman Chorus: Penn Ford Jr.
Historians: Gregg Club.
JACQUIE MINTEER - Penn Ford Jr. Historians: Chorus-l-
Z.-3-4: Majorette-I-Z-3-4: Home Planning Club-3: F.T.A.-4:
Tumbling Club-4: Jr. Play Cast: Trireme Editorial Staff.
BARBARA MOORE - Orchestra-l-Z-3: Chorus-l-3: M.M.M.
-Z-3-4: G.A.A.-Z-3-4: Girls' Ensemble-3: Student Council-
2-3: Jr. Play Crew: Tumbling Club-4: Intram urals -2-4:
Trireme Editorial Staff.
PAT MORVIK -
EILEEN NOULLET - Ch or us -l-2-3-4: Sec.-T re as .-4:
Girls' Ensemble-1: Penn Ford Jr. Historians: M.M.M.-4:
Sewing Club-4: Majorette-1-Z-3-4: F.T.A.-4, Sec.-4: Tri-
reme Editorial Staff.
HELENMARIE PALOMBO - Chorus-l-2-3-4: Penn Ford Jr.
Historians: St ude nt C ouncil -3, Sec.-3: M.M.M,-2-3-4:
National Honor Society-3-4: Debate Club-4, Sec.-4: Gregg
Club-4: Jr. Play Crew: Trireme Co- editor.
MARY PLANTS - Cheerleader-l-2-3-4: Glass-Ip-l-2-3-4:
Tri-Hi-Y-Z-3: Jr. Play Cast: G.A.A.-4: Gregg Club.
SUE REEFER - Penn Ford Jr. Historians: Glass-Ip-l-2-3-
4: Tri-Hi.-Y-2: Gregg Club-4.
JEAN RICE - Majorette-1-2-3: Penn Ford Jr, Historians-1.
NANCY RIGGLE - Chorus-l-Z-3: Tri-Hi-Y-Z-3: Penn Ford
Jr. Historians: Gregg Club-4: National Honor Society-3-4.
MEDA BELLE ROUSH - Freshman Chorus: G.A.A.-Z-3-4:
Photography Club-4.
JANET SALANKIEWICZ - Chorus-l-Z-3-4: Penn Ford Jr.
Historians: Majorette-l-2-3-4: Student Council-3-4: Jr. Sr.
Class V-Pres.: M.M.M.-4: F.T.A.-4: Trireme Co-editor.
ROBERTA SANOBA - Student Council-l-Z: Orchestra-l-2-
3-4: Chorus-l-Z: Intramurals-1-2-3: G.A.A.-Z-3-4: M.M.
M.-3-4: Gregg Club-4, Cores. Sec.-4: T ri reme Editorial
Staff.
KATHLEEN SHAFFER - Freshman C h o r u s : Intramurals:
Library Ass't.
KAY SILVIS - Freshman Chorus: Dramatics Club-3: Gregg
Club-4: Intramurals-4: Jr. Play Cast.
MARILYN TURKO - Fre shman Chorus: Band-1-2-3-4:
Orchestra-l-3: En s e mble -1-Z-3-4: Intramurals-1-Z-3-4:
G.A.A.-2-3-4: Freshman Play: Jr. Play Crew: Glass-Ip-2:
M-M-M--2-3-4: Speech Masters-4: F.T.S.-4: Student Council-
l-3: Business Manager of Trireme.
PAT VALASEK - Chorus-l-2-3-4: PennFord Jr. Historians:
F.H.A.-4.
BARBARA WADE - Ch o r u s -l-Z-3-4: Girls' Ensemble-l:
Intramurals-1: Student Council-Z: Speech Group-2: G.A.A.
-2-3-43 Jr. Play Cast: F.N.A.-4: Trireme Editorial Staff.
JUDITH WAKEFIELD - Freshman Chorus: Cheerleader-1-Z
-3-4: G-A-A-'2'3-4iF.T.A.-Z-3:StudentCouncil-1-Z:Glass-
gp-3 Jr. Play Crew: Intramurals-1-Z-3-4: Trireme Business
ta .
RUTH WILLIAMS - Chorus -Z: Tri-Hi-Y-Z-3: Slide Rule
Club-4: F.N.A.-4.
FAY WOODSIDE - F.H.A.-3-4: Sewing Club-4.
SENIOR INDEX
JUDITH WYANT - Chorus-1-25Glass-Ip-l-25G.A.A.-2-3-4g
Debate Club-45 Gregg Club-43 Dramatics Club-3.
JOYCE YOUNT - Chorus -1-Z5 Penn Ford Jr. Historiansg
Intramurals-l-2-3-4g Jr. Play Crewg F.T.A.-35 F.H.A.-43
Tumbling Club-45 G.A.A.-Z-3-43 Student Council-23 Trireme
Editorial Staff.
JAMES ASAY - Football-l-2-3-45Basketball-l-Z: Tumbling
-3-4.
PAUL AUGUSTINE - Student Council-lg Intramurals-1-2-L
43 Slide Rule Club-3-4.
JAMES BAKER - Intramurals-4.
ARNOLD BLYSTONE -
JACK BOARTS -
LEWIS BOSCO - Student Council-3-45 Jr. Class Tres.g F.T.
A., President-4.
ARTHUR BREUER - Chorus-1-Z-3-4: Band-3-4gBasketbal1-
l-2-3-43 Student Council-3.
EDWARD BRYANT - Band-lg Orchestra-25 Ch or u s -lp In-
tramurals-1-2-4g Slide Rule Club-3-49 Debate Club-41 Stu-
dent Council, V-Pres.-4g Trireme Editorial Staff.
ROBERT BUCK - Chor us -3-4g Boys Octet-3g F.T.A.-33
Speech Masters-4.
JOHN CACURAK - Football-l-Z-3-45 Dramatics Club-3.
WAYNE CARBERRY - Band-1-2-3-45 Orchestra-l-2-3-4g
Jr. Play Cast.
DALE CLOAK - Basketball-l-2-3-45 Or c h e s t r a -l-2-3-43
Band-l-2-3-4.
LARRY CULP - Basketball-lg Intramurals-45 Baseball-Z5
Jr. Class Play Cast.
DAVE DAUGHERTY - Student C ouncil -lg Football-1-Z-33
Baseball-3-4g Junior Play Crewg Tumbling-33 Intramurals-
3-4g Chorus-1-2.
NORMAN EDWARDS - Basketball-l-Z-3-43 Football-2-3-49
Chorus-1-Z-3-43 Baseball-3.
ROBERT EMMONDS - Football-I-2-3-43 Intramurals-1-2g
Tumbling-35 Jr. Play Crew.
NORMAN FAIR - Football-lg Chorus-l-Z-3-4g Intramurals-
lg Tumbling Club-3-4.
JERRY FERGUSON - Penn Ford Jr. Historians, Presg Stu-
ient Council. V-Pres.-Z3 Tumbling-l-Zg Football-l-2-3-4g
Baseball-l-Z-3-43 Chorus-2-3.
EDWARD FICTHORN - Intramurals-2-3-4.
DONALDFOX - Band-2-33Chorus-l-2-3-45 Intramurals-3-
4.
RICHARD GAINOR - Band-I-2-3-4g Intramurals-l-3-4.
ROBERT GARBARINO - Chor us -1-Z5 Intramurals-45 Jr.
Play Crewg Band-2-3.
CLYDE GIBSON - Penn Ford Jr. Historiansg F.T.S.-4: Slide
Rule Club-3.
NORMAN GOLDINGER - Jr. Play Crewg Basketball-lg
Football-l-Z-3-4g Gymnastic Club-3-4.
RONALD GRANTZ - Chorus-1-Z-3-45 M.M.M.-49 F.T.A.-4g
Speech Masters Club-4g Snowball Entertainmentg Trireme
Business Staff.
RICHARD GREER - Chorus-l-2-3-4.
JONATHAN GRINDER - Football-1-2-3-45 Tumbling Club-3.
MERWYN GUTHRIE - Band-l-Z-3-43 Orchestra-1-Z-3-45
M.M.M.-3-43 Slide Rule Club-3-4.
ROBERT HEILMAN - Intramurals-l-2-43 Debate Club-49
Speech Masters Club-41 Slide Rule Club-3g Student Council-
Z5 Trireme Business Staff.
GEORGE HILTY - Noon-Time Recreation Chairman-2-3-4g
Intramurals.
WILLIAM HILTY - Tumbling Team-3-4.
THOMAS HOLIZNA - Intramurals-4.
JOHN HOWLETT - F.T.A.-41 Slide Rule Club-3-4.
WILLIAM HULINGS -
CHARLES JANOVSKY - Football-lg Basketball-l-3-4g Base-
ball-Z.
JOE KAMMERDIENER - Science Club-27 Archery Club-33
CRedbank Valleylg Intramurals-4.
FRANCIS KARL - Band-1-2-3-43Orchestra-1-2-3gGlass-Ip
-35 Slide Rule Club-49 Intramurals -l-4g Jr. Play Castg
Trireme Editorial Staff.
JOHN KERR - Student Council. V-Pres.-3. Pres.-43 M.M.M.
-3-43 Football-Z-3-43 National Honor Society-3-4g Basket-
ball-1-2-3gGlass-Ip-I-2-3-43Slide Rule Club-3-45 Chorus-
I-2-3g Debate Club-45 Baseball-1-Z-3-4.
RONALD KING - Chorus-Z3 Slide Rule Club 4.
ROBERT KINGENSMITH - Intramurals-4.
RICHARD KUBATKO - Football-l-Z-3-43 Intramurals-3-4:
Jr. Play Crew: I:".T.A.-4.
EUGENE LAZAROFF - National Honor Society-3-49 M.M.M.
-3-4g Basketball-1-Z-3-43 Baseball-Z-3-41 Debate Club-45
Clas s President-Z-3-45 Slide Rule Club-3-45 Chorus-Z-35
Jr. Play Producer.
JOHN LEVRIO - Intramurals-3-45 Tumbling Club 3.
WILLIAM LUX - Chorus Accompanist-1-Z-3-43 M.M.M.-Z-
3-4Q V. Pres.-35 Jr. Clas s Play, Student Directorg Debate
Club-43 Trireme Editorial Staff.
JOHN MCELWAIN - Jr. Play Castg Intramurals-3-4g Foot-
ball-l-2: Tumbling Club-3
MERLE MCKELVEY - F ootball -lg Chorus-lg Tumbling
Club-35 Intramurals-2-3-4.
ORVILLE MINTEER - Band-1 F.F.A.-1-Z-3. lMa.rs High
Schooll.
LYNN MYERS - Tumbling Club-3.
DAVID NEUTRELLE - Chorus-I-2-3.
JAMES NEUTRELLE - Chorus-l-2-3-4, V. Pres.-45 Boys'
Chorus-Z3 Boys' Octet-33 Glass-Ip-lg Intramurals-lg Fresh-
man Play Castg Jr.Play Crewg F.T.A.-45 Treas.-43 M.M.M.
-4, V. Pres.-4g Trireme Editorial Staff.
JOSEPH NICKLEACH - Chor us -1-2-3-4: Basketball-1-25
Baseball-Zg Student C ouncil-31 Intramurals-3-49 Jr. Play
Crew.
RAYMOND ONOFREY - Intramurals-4: Dramatic! Club-3.
WADE PATSUE - Chorus-l-Z-3-4.
WILLIAM PENDLETON - Chorus-1-2-3-4: Band-1-2-3-4g
Basketball- 1-2-3-4g Football-4.
RICHARD PETRUS - Intramurals-Z-35 Football-Z-3.
JIM PORTERFIELD - Band-1-2-3-45 Intramurals-l-Z-3-45
Slide Rule Club-3-45 Trireme Editorial Staff.
EDWARD REITLER - Chorus-l-2-35 Boys' Octet-39 M.M.
M.-3-4: Slide Rule Club-3-4: National Honor Society-3-43
Debate Club-4.
JAMES RICKET - Intramurals-3-4.
ARTHUR RIGGLE - Intramurals-1-25 F ootball-1-Z, QKit-
tanningl Noon Recreation Co-chairman-4.
ROGER ROBINSON -
GEORGE ROVNYAK - Chorus-1-Z-3-43 Basketball-l-25
Boys' Chorus-Z5 Boys' Octet-35 Slide Rule Club-3-45 Jr.
Play Crewg Student Council-45 National Honor Society-3-43
M.M.M.-3-4, Pres.-43 Debate Club-43 Intramurals-43 Tri-
reme Business Staff.
SAM SCHRECENGOST - Hobby Club-lg Tumbling Club-31
Photography Club-3-4.
JAMESSENOPOLE - Band-l-2-3-49 Or che str a -1-Z-3-43
Chorus-lg Basketball-1-Z-3-43 Stamp Club: M.M.M.-3-4.
WILLIAM SI-IAFFER - Basketball Manager-l-2-3-4g Foot-
ball Manager-4g B a s e b all -2-3-4g Chorus-Z3 Intramurals
-l-2-3-4.
JOSEPH SHIRING - B a s ke tb all Manager-l-Z-3-4: Intra-
murals-1-Z-3-4.
ROBERT SIMMONS - Chorus-l-2: Basketball-13 Intramur-
als-Z-3-4g Glass-Ip-2-3-4: F.T.A.-4.
WILLIAM STUMP - Chorus-l-2-3-43 Student Council -1-Z-3g
Intramurals-1-Z-3-41 Basketball Statistician-3-4.
VERNON THOMAS -
EDWARD TREECE - Tumbling Club-3-4g Football-l-Z.
RICHARD VENT - Freshman Play Cast: Dramatics Club-31
Intramurals-4.
JAMES WINGATE - Band-1-2-3-49 Orchestra-1-25 Basket-
ball-I-Z-'S-43 Chorus-1-Z-3-4.
ROBERT YOUNT - Chorus -l-2-3-45 Slide Rule Club-3-43
Debate Club-45 Student C o un cil -45 M.M.M.-3-43 NHNODBI
Honor Society-3-4g Pres-43 Intramurals-1-2-3-45 Jr. Play
Cast: Trireme Editorial Staff.
JR. CLASS SPONSORS
Standing -- Miss Shubert, Miss Green, Mr. Gregory, Mrs. Wood.
Sitting -- Mrs. Longwell, Mrs. Baker, Miss Steiner.
JR. CLASS OFFICERS
Barbara Bordick, Mary Jo Gallo, Elaine
Palornbo, Eleanor Space.
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JR. CLASS HOMEROOM CHAIRMAN
Harry Russo, Dave Brown, Helen Moffit,
E i 1 e e n Pepper, Betty Gladys, Daphne
Luchesa, Clare Zimmerman.
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E. Rupert
S. Russel
J. Say
D. Schall
P. Schreckengost
M. Seniow
D. Shaw
L. Shaw
D. Sheldon
C. Shoop
J. Smart
K. Smeltzer
E. Snyder
A. Southworth
L. Steffey
P. Stephens
A. Stephens
R. Stevenson
J. Stitt
L. Stitt
F. Stivason
L. Stivason
S. Stone
V. Summerville
J. Svantner
C. Sybert
G. Szul
J. Szul
M. Taleff
C. Troup
L. Troutman
J. Vause
L. Vergari
P. Wade
P. Walker
D. Waltenbaugh
M. Waltenbaugn
A. Ware
J. Wendell
J. Westwood
H. Wingard
V. Winter
B. Wolfe
M. Woodside
S. Wright
B. Wynkoop
S. Yoakum
N. Yount
S. Yurga
L. Zablocki
P. Zacharias
T. Zanetti
OFFICERS
CHORUS OFFICERS
Pres. - Bill Lux
V. Pres. - .Tim Neutrelle
Sec. Treas. - Eileen Noullet
Historian - Barb Bordick
Pres. - Dale Cloak
V. Pres. - Max Kamer
Sec. Treas. - Shirley Lazaroff
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Janet Boarts
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Patsy Cxle sk
Marilyn Turko
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The Spring Concert this year, under the
musical direction of Mr. Thompson and
choreography done by Mr. John Yelland, was
a musical trip around the world, with dances
and s c e ne r y fr om the various countries.
This was a new step in the chor us routine
but a successful choir always trys for some-
thing new.
Mrs. Nancy Gallagher, Mr. Glenn Thomp-
son and Miss T oni Carr were the student
teachers from I.S.T.C.who helpedthe chorus
very much. We hope that when this yearbook
is read the Chorus of '58 will rank among
the many fine choirs that have been under the
excellent guidance of Mr. Thompson.
The Varsity "Concert Choir," under the
direction of Mr. Martin E. T h omp s o n , al-
though unable to present a Christmas Pro-
gram be c au se of illne s s ofthe director,
concludedthe 1957-58 school year with a very
good record. Three exchange concerts were
given in Vande r g rift , Apollo, and Butler,
respectively, and these thre e schools pre-
sented their programs in our auditorium. We
sponsored "Kids Day," and pla c e d some of
this money in a fund for the obtainment of an
organ for the High School. We also entered
County, District, and State Forensic in the
hopes of furthering our record of a champion
chorus.
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Music Education from Pennsylvania
University in the s umme r of 1952.
His teaching experiences started in
the West Lee chb urg School. Mr.
Petronchek is als o the Director of
the men's chorus at the St. Michae1's
Ukranian Chur ch. As a pass-time
Mr. Petronchek plays with a dance
band that has trave le d around the
country. A great deal of experience
in television and radio broadcasting
was gained by playing with the
orchestra. Mr. Petronchek attends
as many of the music conventions as
possible throughout the state.
Mr. Petronchek is a g r a duate of Ford
City High School where he playe d in the
Band, Orchestra,and ensembles. He en-
tered the Military Se rv i c e in 1943 and was
discharged in 1946, After his tour of duty for
the Air Force, Mr. Petronchek entered Indiana
State Teachers C ollege where he earned a
Bachlor of Science degree. He was a mem-
ber of the Phi Alpha Zeta Fraternity While
at Indiana and held office as vice-president
for this group. He was also in charge of the
marching band in his Senior year.
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Janet Salankiewicz
Eileen Noullet
Head Majorette
Jacquie Minteer
Carole Laughner Diane Buffone
Ted Breuer
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MODERN MUSIC MASTERS
Mr. Charley
Head
Football Coach
Mr. Rupert
Head Basketball Coach
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Mr. Glarner
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VARSITY AND JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM
VARSITY FOOTBALL SCORES
F. C. Opponents
6 Freeport 13
6 Homer City 6
7 Leechburg 13
25 West Deer 13
Canceled Tarentum Game
Canceled Arnold Game
12 Vandergrift 19
0 Springdale 0
32 Kittanning 0
JR. VARSITY FOOTBALL SCORES
F. C. Opponents
21 Kittanning 7
13 Freeport 0
Canceled Shannock Valley Game
Canceled Leechburg Game
Canceled Vandergrift Game
6 Springdale 25
FOOTBALL
De s pite the fact that Ford City didn't have a winning
season, they did have an interesting season. Ford City won
two games, one being a 32-0 vict ory over Kittanning, lost
three games, all by one touchdown, and tied two. One of the
ties was with Springdale, who was heavily favored to beat us.
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FOOTBALL MANAGERS
Top Row: B. Shaffer 8: K. Carley
Second Row: M. Renaldo 81 F. Jaco
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SENIOR LETTERMEN
Jerry Ferguson
Bob Emmonds Joh
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Jim Asay
John Grinder
John Cacurak
Norm Edwards Bill Pendleton
Rich Kubatko
Norm Goldinger
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Gene Laz ar off
SENIOR
Spike Pe ndleton
Ted Bremer
Dale Cloak Ji W' t
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Norm Edwards
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LETTERMEN
.Tim Senopole
VARSITY BASKETBALL PLAYERS
F. C. Opponent
59 Home stead
76 Central Catholic
89 Tarentum
73 Johnstown
71 Clairton
57 Westinghouse
68 New Castle
66 Aliquippa
52 Greensburg
'9'71 Kittanning
'VIS Har-Brack
565 Butler
'FSB Arnold
f-474 Vandergrift
466 New Kensington
V77 Kittanning
'Y75 Har-Brack
'Y48 Farrell
552 Butler
584 Arnold
V72 Vandergrift
472 New Kensington
This year Ford City had one of the finest basketball teams
in its school history. The team compiled a record of Z3 wins
and Z losses. The Glassers won their first 20 games in a row
before losing to Butler ina very close game. After winning the
section, Ford City playe d Uni ont ow n at Pittsburgh. The
Gla s s e r s trailed most of the game, but in the final quarter
staged a tremendous comeback and almost pulled the game out
of the fire. Even though the Glassers lost, they had nothing to
be ashamed of as they played good basketball all season long.
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MANAGERS
E. Smith 81 R. Burdette
B. Shaffer 8: J'. Shiring
R. Janovsky 8: C. Stivason
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JR. VARSITY PLAYERS
Homestead
Central Catholic
Tarenturn
Johnstown
Clairton
Westinghouse
New Castle
Aliquippa
Greensburg
Kittanning
Har-Brack
Butler
Arnold
Vande rgrift
New Kensington
Kittanning
Har-Brack
Farrell
Butler
Arnold
Vandergrift
New Kensington
Opp one nt
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47
67
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HIGH SCORES
C. Opponent
Har-Brack
Butler
Freeport
Butler
Vandergrift
Hyde Park
Kittanning
Vandergrift
Hyde Park
Kittanning
Freeport
Vandergrift
Hyde Park
Kittanning
Vandergrift
Hyde Park
Kittanning
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SENIOR
Judy Wakefield
CHEERLEADERS
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SNOWBALL
1957
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OFFICERS
P s John Kerr, Sec. Joyce Farester V Pre
Treas. Pat Dietz.
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SENIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL
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FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA
STAMP CLUB
TV RADIO CLUB
DEBATE CLUB
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GREGG CLUB
SPEECH MASTERS
PHOTOGRAPHY
CLUB
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OF AMERICA
SEWING
CLUB
TRI-HI-Y
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CLUB
LIBRARY CLUB
LATIN CLUB
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CO-EDITORS
GLASS-IP STAFF
PENN FORD JUNIOR HISTORIANS
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Diane Buffone
Rich Kubatko
Duchess Blondeaux
Pat Klimkowicz
George Rovnyak
Pat Cunningham
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BUSINESS
AND
EDITORIAL
Bob He' m
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Shirley McJur1kin
Carol Fair
Carole Laughner
Pinky Davies
Bette Miller
Judy Wakefield
Carol Doms
106
Ruth Williams
Ron Grantz
Sandy Heilman
Senior Write-ups 8: Pictures
Jim Neutrelle
Donna Bergh
Patsy Gle sk
Eileen Noullet
Mr. Sowers - Advisor
Sports
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Bobbie Sanoba
Barb Boguslawski
Judy Crawford
Kathy Kunkle
Faculty
Ed Bryant
Jim Porte rfield
Co-Editors
A And Business Mgr.
Marilyn Turko
Helenmarie Palombo
Janet Salankiewicz
Barb Wade
Jacquie Minteer
Music
Janet Boarts
Bill Lux
Joyce Fare ster
Activities
Butch Karl
Bob Yount
107
Underclas smen
Sonja Klingensmith
Joyce Yount
Barb Moore
THE 1958
Rosalie Dragan Helenrnarie Palombo
KING--Gene Lazaroff
Janet Salankiewicz
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Bob Emmonds John Kerr
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John Levri o
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Harry Russo
Bill Mohr
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Joann Mansfield
PRINCESS - - Barbara Bor dick
George Brandenburg
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We humans tend to be somewhat reluctant to ac-
knowledge o ur own birthdays as the succeeding years ad-
vance upon us, because with them comes an inevitable sap-
ping of vitality and energy, dimming of mental faculties, and
dulling of ambition.
Fortunately, a successful corporation improves
with age. So PPG is happy to meet its 75th birthday, proud
of the important contributions it has made with its products
forafullerlife, and anawareness of the continuing responsi-
bilities towa rds shareholders, workers and the public to
improve manufacturing, sales, research and development
wherever possible. Our Ford City plants have been a vital
part of the company for most of these years.
P ITTS B U RG H
PLATE GLASS COMPANY
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EXECUTIVE BOARD
President - Samuel Salourn Recording Sec. - Karl J. Miller
Vice Pres. W4 - John Ganzlemar Financial Sec. - Edmund Kijowski
Vice Pres. if6 - John Pavlik Inner Guard - George Bator
Chairman - Francis McCabe Trustees - Peter Bernot
Vice Chair. - Floyd DeLong Robert B. Mechling
Francis Quartz
United Glass and Ceramic Workers
of North America
AFL - CIO - CLC
FURIJ CITY LUBAL I4
62- 1 131
624-630 Third Avenue
F ord City Pennsylvania
EDDY BUICK 00.
SALES -- SERVICE -- PARTS
Complete Body and Fender Work
Phone 62-2251
1 Oth Street
Ford City Pennsylvania
Quality Applianc e s
Ranges
Refrigerators
Automatic
Washers and Dryers
THOMAS
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FLYNN COMPANY
62-1121
Ford Street
Pennsylvania
SHOEMAKER LUMBER CGMPANY
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62-1571
Route 66
South of
We have a Complete
stock of:
Plywood
Roofing
and
Building Materials.
Ford City Pennsylvania
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as modern as
tomorrow
Complete line
of Furniture,
Floor Coverings,
and Appliances.
GREENBAUM'S FURNITURE STORE
corner of Ford St. and Fourth Ave.
Ford City Pennsylvania
TEDROE HEILMAN Bus SERVICE
Why Fuss?
Go By Bus!
Charter Service
Anywhere
Low Rates
and
F riendly Service
Phone 62-1931
1509 Fourth Ave.
Ford City Pennsylvania
l.l. LIVENGOOD
For a complete
Food-Market
with Free-Delivery
Shop at
LIVENGOOD'S GROCERY
62-3221
Manor-ville, Pennsylvania
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CADET DRIVE-IN
"Home of the Poor-Boy!"
For the Comfort of your
own Car, and the
best food, ear at the
CAD1-:T DRNE-IN.
King. 43-8961
Route 422
Greeting Cards, Magazines,
Stationery, and Hobby
Equipment are available
at
FORD CITY NEWS
62-8701
316 Ford Street
FRUITLAND SUPERETTE
GROCERIES
FRUIT
PRODUCE
Route 66 McGrann
Ford City Intersectmn
VVAITER BAll'S
JEWELRY
Carries a large selection
of rings, watches, and
gift items that will please
OPEN the door to loveliness
by calling for an appointment.
BETTY'S BEAUTY SALON
all.
A N D
Jewelry Repair - Photo Supplies GI S H 0 P
62.-8071 62-3161
908 5th Ave. 826-7th Ave.
Ford City, Pennsylvania Ford City, Pennsylvania
"Service With a Smile"
at
BRIGHTMEYER'S
SERVICE STATION
Car Washing
Expert Lubrication - Accessories
lm gum
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COFFMAN STUDIO
Portrait and Commercial
Photography
Custom Picture Framing
Photography in this
book done by
C. Q. COFFMAN
Farmers Bank Bldg.
Kittanning, Pennsylvania
McNUTT AGENCY,INC
Complete Ins urance
Service
Fire - Life - Casualty - Bonds
62-1381
900 Fourth Ave.
Ford City, Pennsylvania
CROYlE'S
REFRIGERATION
Complete line of Appliances
Ranges - Refrigerators
T. V. - Radio
62-3121
904 Fourth Ave.
Ford City, Pennsylvania
"Center of Teenage society"
Soda Fountain Service
FORD CITY
DAIRY CENTER
62-5294
Ford Street
Ford City, Pennsylvania
Visit our store for the best in
Women and Children's apparel
F R I E N D l A N D S
"Where style meets thrift"
62-2621
Ford Street
Ford City, Pennsylvania
DEMITRY'S
MEN'S STORE
for the tops in Men's
fashions, and tuxedo rental
62-7591
908 Fourth Ave.
Ford City, Pennsylvania
For complete Insurance protection,
consult
D. L. Duff
and
J. Kenneth Duff
D.l. DUFF AGENCY
62-4661
PETROLEUM SAlES
Ceramics, novelties, toys, and art
supplies can be purchased at
PETROLEUM SALES
62.-3201
825 Fifth Ave.
Ford City, Pennsylvania
ANDY'S MARKET
Get better for less
two locations
Hansotte Plan
62-1021
408 Ninth Street
Ford City, Pennsylvania
For fountain service
of finest quality
and prescriptions filled
accurately,
FORD CITY PHARMACY
62-2611
Ford St.
Ford City, Pennsylvania
HEILMAN 8. BAILEY
Shoes for all the family
and for all occasions
62-2181
Ford Street
Ford City, Pennsylvania
HEILMAN S BSSLEY
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Visit our Soda Fountain
And Lunch Counter
Sandwiches - Sundaes - Sodas
CARlEY'S
VARIETY STORE
62-6293
Ford City, Pennsylvania
0.K. HEILMAN, INC
To solve your trucking and
Delivery problems and
For pick-up and delivery
Service, see O. K. Heilman
Motor Freight.
62-1911
Fourth Ave.
Ford City, Pennsylvania
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A good place to buy flowers
for your wedding.
Let Us Furnish Flowers
For Whatever
The Occasion may be.
ARNER'S Fl0WERS
62-2591
5th Ave.
Ford City, Pennsylvania
KllNGENSMlTH'S
DRUG STORE
"Prescriptions of Qua1ity"
Fountain Service
Cosmetic Counter
62-1101
Ford St.
Ford City, Pennsylvania
Slam
mm Hour r,15,,
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MAXlNE'S APPAREL
Fashion Center
for the
Fashionable Miss
132 Market Street
Kittanning, Pennsylvania
EDDIE KANIA
GROCERY STORE
pop - candy - ice cream
A popular spot
among the
High School Crowd
62- 7111
Eleventh Street
Ford City, Pennsylvania
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Lumber
Millwork
Builder's
Supply
For your building needs
TIRES
Sales and Service
New and Used
Electric Capping
Full Caps
Top Caps
MIl0 HILEMAN
see
KERR LUMBER CO.
Phone 62-3241
62-2541
McGrann
Ford City, Pennsylvania Ford City, Pennsylvania
For the best Quality in Home
Appliances and Automotive needs
see
CENTRAL LSERVICE
Parts
T une -Up
Wheel Alignment
Brake Adjustment
Inspection
Everything
62-3171
5th Ave. 8: 9th St.
Ford City, Pennsylvania
JUNIOR
CHEERLEADERS
Director and Frien
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Love is Blind
Lovely One
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Tea For Two
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A.A. A. Club of Armstrong County
American Slovak Store
Armstrong County Building and Loan
Association
Baurn's Plumbing and Heating
Burdette Lumber
Caruso Brothers
Coach 'N Four Motel
Dr. Paul Opalka
Dr. M. Rarnbach
Dr. H. Schaffer
Dr. Paul Watson
Dr. R. W. Weber, D. C.
Einstein and Campbell
Elwood's Clover Farm Store
E 8: R Television
Folchik's Service Station
Ford City Electric Company
Ford City National Bakery
Foreman's Hardware
Foulis Dry Cleaning
Gallo' s Service Station
George W. Goddard Insurance Agency
Howard's Flowers
Hutchison's Jewelry Store
Ira. M. Henry
Jackson's Variety Store
Jageman' s Heating and
Roofing
J. J. Poplis' Store
Julius Steiner Agency
Kilgore's Beauty Salon
La Moda Shop
Lefkofsky's Men's Store
Mauck's Jewelry
Mateer's Furniture Store, Inc.
Mateer's Shoe Shop
Mi11er's Hoagies
M. 8: M. Service Station
Mr. 8: Mrs. Charles Nathaniel
Obade Candy Company
Paul's Auto Parts
Pechan's Pastry Shop
Pollock Cigar and Candy Company
Royale Motel, Inc.
Shurnaker Chevrolet
Space's Fruit Market
Tri-County Typewriter Company
Vision Radio and Television Service
Welch's Funeral Home
Young's Barber Shop
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