New Kensington High School - Taleoken Yearbook (New Kensington, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1958 volume:

.aan-wg, 1 Q5 I958 ,aa s ALMA MATER Hail to thee, our Alma Mater, We with reverence sing to thee Of our love and our devotion, Of our faith and loyalty. We will cherish thy protection, We will strive to win thee fame. We will thirst for thy affection, Ken Hi, we will always love thy name Hail to thee, our Alma Mater, We with reverence sing to thee, Of our love and our devotion, Of our faith and loyalty. -Qwv,-V, -zfwk:w1:s2fve'xQesg+f ,..fy:Wgagsfmwx-:usMw,:fww, ,mmiwefmxsmsemezaawgfgkkfxcwW.. ' NM,mm:ww:Wf-:::f::znsf1am :5ifeizs-7Mrsxmmws ,www ssasfxaf - -. y.. fa f Q ,wwf MQ 1540 if JZZGUVQ4 6,440 aff A4790 f if WA ,W , A Mi! ' W jfjz, if Vfiffj X X f'i 0. N u WJLMV jfffw wwf lv ,MWF ffm!! I THE TALEOKEN KW! l958 NEW KENSINGTON. PENNSYLVANIA fn W4 . OUR NEW SCHOOL The new New Kensington High School is one of our greatest sources of pride in this growing community. Construction began on July 10, 1955, when Pat Sharkey and Eugene Collodi helped to break ground for the building. Later Virginia Morgan and Bruce Shaw assisted in laying the cornerstone. The school is located in a beautiful valley which is one of the scenic spots of the area. It is fully equipped with the most modern facilities available. Some of the highlights of this building are the spacious cafeteria, the modern gym, and the comfortable auditorium. Although it has had no time to build up a tradition, this new building is enveloped with a warm, friendly atmosphere. The library proves to be a center of learning at Ken Hi. Future draftsmen prepare for their careers. The physics class works intently as Mr. Walter looks on. Miss Casillo supervises a typing class 651' if L SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS MR. W. L. JEFFERSON Mr. jefferson is superintendent of schools of the New Kensington School District. Working together with the school directors, he organizes and carries out the various policies by which our school functions. He also exercises general supervision over curriculum and teaching. The Class of 1958 wishes to express its appreciation to Mr. Jefferson for his efforts in behalf of New Kensington High School students. BOARD OF EDUCATION The Board of Education is the administrative body of our school system whose work includes supervision of all the phases necessary in governing such a system. Their untiring efforts brought our new and beautiful school from a dream to a reality. The Class of 1958 takes this opportunity to thank these men for the fine job they do in giving us an excellent system of education. The members are Mr. Charles Keller, presidentg Dr. C. G. Vonderheid, vice- presidentg Mr, Garfield Jones, treasurerg Mr. Blair E. Gensamer, Mr. Anthony Giordano, Mr. Ralph Little, and Mr. James Patterson. Seated: Mr. Patterson, Mr. Gensamer, Dr. Vonderheid, Mr. Keller, Mr. Giordano, Mr. Jones, Mr. Little Standing: Mr. Jefferson, Miss Mazur, Mr. Corbin PRINCIPAL MR. FRANK G. OLIVER Mr. Oliver is worthy of great praise. Through his effort and guidance our new school functions smoothly. Always he is willing to help us and to understand our problems. As the graduating Class of 1958, we all extend our sincerest thanks to a worthy principal. DIRECTOR OF VOCATIONAI. SCHOOL DR. SAUL DANOVITZ The man to whom the vocational school looks for guidance is Dr. Danovitz. Two years ago he became director of the Vocational Department and assistant high school principal. Our vocational director recently earned his Doctor of Education degree at the University of Pittsburgh. 9 J. DALE APEL Chemistry ..,. 1 E GUST J. BABALIS German English THOMAS BRAUNGER Industrial Arts RUTH CROSBY Commercial Education T f ,A i f ilii A5 I .- .-555 77: Q FLORENCE EWING Library -I I -,'i', if ,Q I JOHN H. ARMSTRONG Commercial Education JOHN BATISTE FACULTY Commercial Education M' M' BAUGHMAN CAROLYN BRUNO Choral Director Music History Music Theory JEAN D. DELTA Commercial Education VINCENT FITZMAQRICE Mathematics American History History T. A. BURNETT History X A Liwlfife T. A. DUNN Health Athletic Director DONALD FLETCHER Mathematics History LUCRETIA BOUCHER Dean of Girls CATHERINE CAs1LLo Commercial Education 11 S DOROTHY EIGES History Guidance ii if QA . ii C . Y MATTHEW FRAZIER Patternmaking I958 Arts Crafts f . 1 I . - THEODORE GREINER R UTH GRIESEMER Physical Education English S .. MARY ANN HOBAUGH CATHERINE Hoon JOHN KEISER Health Latin Guidance History English Miss Hobaugh teaches a lesson in anatomy. , JOHN GEORGE Spanish English JOHN HERCEG Mathematics Science if...-. krrk 553, I Hr- S Q ,mv S an r 1, S S ' 1, ui:-, ,, -, '41 ' -'? e5.iE 'Yi ,..Qg:.g 1' ffl, ,,..,,.. Q,-.A ALICE KLINKE English Speech Dramatics H224 wwwz.4fmW25,wgrm22322525231fsstfseszlgfmzse 5521S5Gi55Q15ef5gags7fS13435435fems2fm?fmsz1ezf , V. -, .V S Q ,PX 8 Ax r' 1 Em new fi . E se X H 1 if Q R ' X , 2 if 'Q My 'I A ' ' A9 ,lvl qx , .I 3 l I ' 4 iiijimj All .,.-1 is-X i MILTON MALYN Distributive Education C. M. KORDES Commercial Education ---': '- wi ., '--Q .4 if A sf F M jx Y JANET MATHISON JOHN D. MATISKO Biology Biology W .l.i H .:,, s V. D' '1:::1: ' ,Q Q, I HENRY NALBACH GENEVIEVE OLMER Electricity Clothing YV Aj is Ishii F pi ,V Ahjgrggx if 1 2 ' ' sf' A Ar,d ,L -1 ,, L- 1 ,if E f Jywhf ., VM 1, , LJLI ' t X, W n V, J x ,F .J , if 1 ff FACULTY JOHN MCDONALD Drafting EUGENE PANDOLPH Machine Shop t ive! 9 iw, it Sw W ,DQ JEss1E B. MOORE Social Studies .t , F K ROSEMARIE PASCARETTA Physical Education Miss Walker gives Bill Rodriguez and Carol Aftanas a lesson in construction. FLORENCE ROBERTS I958 ALICE RORABAUGH Geography Latin . . .X T C i T ' ii E i KENNETH W. SLOSKY JOHN G. STEPHENS Drivers Training Band '28 is ik ,, 1 fx- iw LARUE PATTERSON MARGARET POTTER French Foods English MARTHA E. RUSSELL WALTER SI-IEARER English History Journalism English Journalism I I I JANE TAYLOR HELEN TERWILLIGER English English V . ?f:. . 1 ELIZABETH THOMPSON FRED J. UPTON ETHEL VORLAGE W. L. VORLAGE Mathematics Related Drafting Commercial Education Commercial Education Theory MARIE WALKER C. H. WALTER R. F. WARNER THOMAS WHITE JOAN WROBLESKI Mathematics Physics Mathematics Machine Shop Dietician Chemistry Science SECRETARIES AND SCHOOL NURSE W7 51 A ,.... . .kk' Q K RUTH FIELDS School Nurse CHRISTINE ANTONACCI LOUISE BAYLE Secfefafy Secretary 2' wr x f X ' ' sigh 'L ' ,, MATHILDA MILAUSKAS DORIS MOSKALSKI Secretary Secretary JANET OLSON Secretary Mrs. Fields gives an eye test to Pat Kosheba and Donna Kay Davis. VERONICA NIAZUR Secretary of Board of Education NORMA WARSING Secretary JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM I957 Verna Mae Holeva, Ann Nix, and Betty Ceccarelli serve refreshments at the Prom. The dance Hoof was crowded all night. Susan Burgart, Anne Lessig, and Paul Kengore enjoy sitting and watching. 4235 3 .,A., M ,, f' bu N. R A As3QBiSiE'? Si SAL! SEEK President 4..... , S ecretary .,..... Treasurer ., Vice-President .....,, ...... SENIOR OFFICERS AND SPONSORS Bruce Shaw Richard Stevens Virginia Morgan Lester Smith W Sponsors . ....,., Mrs. Griesemer 1 Mrs. Potter Seated Mrs. Griesemer, Bruce Shaw, Virginia Morgan, Mrs. Potter Standing: Lester Smith, Richard Stevens To the Class of 1958 came the once-in-a- lifetime honor of being the first class to be graduated from the brand new New Kensing- ton High School. Proudly displaying our class rings, we followed our predecessors by order- ing name cards and announcements. When May came we were busy preparing for the final happenings in our illustrious senior year -the Senior Private, the Junior-Senior Prom, and Taleoken Day. Now all of this is behind us and we are looking forward to Bacca- laureate and Commencement, and to the future. The seniors prepare to give their speeches for the class offices. Red and black day was a big success at Ken H1 SYLVIA ABRAHAM General Majorettes II, III, IV: Choir II, III, IV: Dramatic Club IV: Camera Club IV: Kentonian Staff IV: F.I-I.A, III, IV Versatile Syl has sung her way into the hearts of the entire student body. CAROL AFTANAS Academic ,T. V. Cheerleader: Majorettes III, IV: Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV: Future Teachers III, IV: Choir II, III, IV: College Club: National Honor Society One of our dancing Majorettes, Carol is both charming and intelligent. MARGARET DYKE ACKLIN Academic Peggy will always remember the struggle she had finding her way around the school. CHARLES AMBROSE Academic Art Club IV: Science Club IV: Chess Club IV: College Club This popular fellow keeps everyone in stitches with his wit and sense of humor. DELORES ARABIA General Majorettes II, III: Choir II, III: Tri-Hi-Y IV: Kentonian StaFI IV Little, laughing Dolly will be remembered for her work on the Kentonian Start. SHIRLEY ARABIA General Choir II, III: Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV: Red Cross Council III: Kentonian Staff IV Shirley will keep forever her memories of the many good times at Ken Hi. THOMAS ARBUTISKI Academic Football II, III, IV: Art Club II: German Club III, IV: National Honor Society Arbo played an important part in the undefeated season of the football team. NOT AVAILABLE ROBERT A. BAKER Bob's gay personality, curly hair, and good looks have kept the girls intrigued for three years. SALLY ANN BECK Future Nurses III, IV: Tri-I-Ii-Y II, III, IV Sally keeps everyone in a pleasant mood with her sweetness. PETER BERGMANN Academic Key Club II, III, IV: Chess Club III, IV: Science Club III: Student Council III: National Honor Society: Junior Red Cross IV: Dramatic Club IV Intelligence, good looks, and a warm personality describe Pete. JEAN LOUISE BERKOBEN General Geography Club II: F.I-I.A. II: Camera Club IV jean plans a career in photography in the WAFS after graduation. JANET BERLINSKI Commercial Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV: F.H.A. II, III: Camera Club IV: Commercial Club IV janet will always remember the good times in her sopho- more year at the old Ken Hi. DOMINIC A. BERTA Academic Choir II: Science Club IV Dom plans to major in engineering at St. Vincent's next year. CAROLYN BISHOP Academic Cheerleader II, IV: Leaders Club III, IV: Taleoken Staff: Kentonian Staff IV: Future Teachers IV: F.H,A. II: College Club Petite and pretty Carolyn enjoys leading the cheers for our Red Raiders. MARILYN BISHOP Academic Cheerleader II, IV: Sophomore Chorus II: Junior Chorus III: F.I-I.A. II: Leaders Club III, IV: College Club: German Club IV: Future Teachers IV: Camera Club IV: Taleoken Staff: Kentonian Staff IV Another of our vivacious cheerleaders, Marilyn is a popular senior with personality plus. BARBARA LEE BITAR Commercial Sophomore Chorus II: Choir III, IV: Taleoken Staff: Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV: Commercial Club IV A pretty member of the Choir, Barb will never forget the Commercial Club's formal initiation. RAYMOND BITAR Academic I-Ii-Y II, III: Red Cross Council II, III, IV: Chess Club III, IV: Spanish Club IV Ray can often be heard in the halls talking to his friends in Spanish. Vocational Academic 19 5.-s-wifw V. Ji Abraham Ambrose Arbutiski Beck Berlinski M. Bishop Aftanas D. Arabia Aysse Bergmann Berta B. Bitar Acklin S. Arabia Baker Berkoben C. Bishop R. Bitar ANDREW BLACK General Chorus II, Football III Andy is looking forward to the Marine Corps after grad- uation. DOUGLAS BLACK Academic Dramatic Club IV, I-Ii-Y III, IV, College Club Doug, handsome and friendly, likes to talk about the fun in Dramatic Club. ALFRED BLANDFORD Vocational Al will always be enthusiastic about his trade school classes. JEAN BLAIR Commercial Future Nurses III, F.H.A. IV jean, a pretty redhead, will always remember her part in the F.H.A. UNICEF campaign. JANICE BOSAK Distributive Education Choir II, Band II, III, Art Club II jan, quiet but very amiable, sees a Wedding in her future. JOHN THOMAS BOGANY Academic Choir II, III, IV, Dramatic Club II, III, IV, Monitors II, III, IV, Spanish Club IV, College Club A popular senior with a big smile for everyone, Tom spends his time talking to Sue, working at Kenny's, and preparing for Pitt or Duquesne. ERITH BOWSER Academic ghog II, III, IGI, Future Nurses III, IV, Future Teachers IV, ri- i-Y III, I Erith, with her glowing personality, has a cheerful hello for all her amies. JAMES BOWSER General jim, a quiet senior, is very friendly and will always re- member 101. WALTER BOWSER Academic Football Manager II, III, IV Walt is a quiet, friendly member of the Senior Class. A. Black D. Black Blandford Blair Bosak Bogany E. Bowser J. Bowser W. Bowser Boura T. Brooks L. Brooks Brown M. Bowers Bryant Bubenheim Burgart Burke ELIZABETH BOURA Commercial Dollie, always on the go, is usually seen with Dee and Martha. ERROL THEODORE BROOKS General Football II, Red Cross Council II, Geography Club IV Teddy, although seemingly quiet, has a quick wit and ready smile. LORRAINE BROOKS Commercial Choir II, III, IV, Geography Club IV, Future Homemakers IV, Tri-Hi-Y IV Lorraine, an attractive and popular girl, plans to study cosmetology. DOLORES BROWN General Choir II, Tri-I-Ii-Y IV, Future Homemakers III, IV Dee, always so pleasant, enjoys being with Chuck. MYRTA BOWERS General Band II, III, Future Nurses II, III, IV Jean, a future nurse, will remember her good times at Ken Hi. MARIANNE BRYANT Academic Future Nurses II, III, IV, Tri-Hi-Y IV Mare will keep her patients happy with her loving person- ality and her cheerfulness. JOHN BUBENHEIM General jack, a Spanish-loving lad, may become a favorite son of Uncle Sam or he may go to college. SUSAN BURGART Academic Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV, Choir III, IV, Leaders Club IV, College Club, Taleoken Staff, National Honor Society Sue, a friendly senior, looks forward to Penn State and home economics. MAUREEN MARGARET BURKE Academic Dramatic Club III, IV, Future Homemakers II Burkie is famous for her sense of humor and her fine performance in the play, The Poor N ut. KENNEDY LEE BURKETT Vocational Kenny, a fellow who is nice to have around, plans to be a machinist. DIANE CAESAR Academic Choir III, IV, Choir Club IV, Majorettes II, III, IV Dee, an all-around gal often seen with Sandy and the girls, plans to be a dental hygienist, CLYDE E. CAMP Vocational Camp is a soft-spoken man of few words,' that is, until you really get to know him. LAWRENCE CAMPBELL Vocational Because he is a fun-loving guy, Uncle Sam will get many a chuckle from Larry. BARBARA SUE CANNING Commercial Commercial Club IV, Sophomore Choir II, Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV With a shy grin, Barb claims she is undecided about her future. We're pretty sure she'll be a Mrs. before long. RACHELLE CAPPELLO Commercial Future Homemakers of America IV, Senior Tri-I-Ii-Y A girl who possesses one of the prettiest smiles in our class, Rach plans to be a beautician. MARK CAPPONE Academic Assembly Staff IV, Bank Staff III, IV, Chess Club III, IV, College Club, German Club IV, Handbook Staff IV, Science Club IV, National Honor Society When Mark becomes a civil engineer, he can tell his col- leagues how he was hypnotized by Mr. George Walters. SALLY CARTER Commercial Choir III, IV, Sophomore Choir II, Taleoken Staff Sally, an active member of our class, has designs on the career of a business Woman. FRANCES CARUSO Commercial F.H.A. II, Dramatic Club IV, Tri-Hi-Y IV, Camera Club IV Always witty, Fran has an ever-ready smile and is popular with her classmates. DOROTHY CHAMBERS Academic Spanish Club IV, Red Cross IV, Art Club IV, Leaders Club IV, Future Nurses IV Dot is planning to enroll at Citizens General Hospital to begin her nursing career. BARBARA LEE CHARCKON Academic Future Nurses II, III, IV, Sophomore Choir, Junior Choir, Tri- Hi-Y IV, Geography Club IV , Bobbi's pretty face is always a welcome sight in the halls. BETTY JANE CICOLINI Commercial Sophomore Choir, F.H.A. IV, Leaders Club III, IV, Tri-Hi-Y IV Chic's clever mannerisms make her attractive to her companions. EMILIO CIPOLLONE Academic Choir II, Basketball II, Spanish Club IV Mutts, who is always friendly and easy to get along with, will make an excellent teacher. MARTHA ANN CLONTZ Commercial Choir II, Commercial Club IV, F.H.A. II, Tri-Hi-Y III Mar, who majors in commercial education, will become a secretary upon graduation. EUGENE COLLODI Academic Football II, III, IV, Basketball II, Baseball II, III, IV, Key Club II, III, IV, Student Council III, IV Gene is very active in sports and extra-curricular activities. JEAN COUCHMAN Academic Choir II, III, IV, Leaders Club III, IV, Tri-I-Ii-Y II, III, IV, Taleoken Staff, College Club, National Honor Society jean, the lass with the radiant smile, plans to enter college in the fall. DANIEL COURY Academic Basketball II, Football III, IV, German Club II, Spanish Club IV, Hi.Y III Danny, one of our football aces, will long be remembered by his classmates. PEARL COWFER Commercial Sophomore Choir, Camera Club IV, Tri-Hi-Y IV Called Elaine by all those who know her, this pretty blonde- haired senior looks forward to becoming a secretary. Burkett Caesar Camp Campbell Canning Cappello Cappone Carter Caruso Chambers Charckon Cicolini Cipollone Clontz Collodi Couchman Coury Cowfer M K Cummings Dambroski C. Davis R. Davis DelDuca Drake Craven Dananay D. Davis Wm. D. Davis DeMao Drew D'Achi1le Daniels E. Davis Wm. R. Davis Domianick Duerr SENIORS ROBERT CUMMINGS Academic Assembly Staff III, IV, College Club, Taleoken Staff, National Honor Society Bob looks forward with much enthusiasm to his college years. KENNETH CRAVEN Academic College Club Ken has a reputation throughout the Senior Class for his devilish ways. LENA D'ACHILLE General Geography Club II, Future I-Iomemakers of America II, Camera Club II Lily has a cheerful greeting for all her classmates. FRANCES DAMBROSKI Academic Choir II, III, IV, Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV, Kentonian IV, Geography Club IV This clever senior was a very capable program chairman for the Senior Tri-Hi-Y. KATHLEEN DANANAY Commercial Junior Choir III, Art Club III, IV, Camera Club II, III, IV, Tri-I-Ii-Y II, III, IV Kathy has a keen interest in photography and served as Camera Club president in her junior year. WILLIAM L. DANIELS General I-Ii-Y IV Dzieng is one of the many Rock in Roll fans of today. CLIFFORD DAVIS Academic Football II, III, IV, Basketball II, III, IV Usually with some of the football squad, Sonny is popular with everyone. DONNA KAY DAVIS Academic Choir II, III, IV, Future Nurses Club II, III, IV, Red Cross Council IV The Red Cross Council funds of this year were capably managed by Donna. She also works in the nurse's oflice. GENE DAVIS Vocational Although small in stature, this enthusiastic senior has big hopes for the future. RONALD DAVIS General Assembly Staff II, III, IV This friendly senior, known to all as Ron, calls Room 105 home. WILLIAM D. DAVIS Academic Geography Club IV Bill will never lorget P.O.D. class. WILLIAM R. DAVIS Commercial Geography Club IV Bill will always be remembered for his fiery temper. JUDITH ANN DELDUCA Academic Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV, Majorettes IV, Spanish Club IV, College Club, Choir III College-bound Judy is one of our fine high-stepping majorettes. DOLORES C. DEMAO Commercial Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV, Leaders Club III, IV, Commercial Club IV, Taleoken Staff In the commercial course Dolly is preparing for her future vocation. RAYMOND DOMIANICK Distributive Education Distributive Education Club Because the distribution of goods appealed to him, Ray transferred to the distributive education course. ROBERT DRAKE Vocational Football II, III, IV Bob has been one of our outstanding football heroes. MARILYN DREW Academic Choir II, Art Club II, Junior Town Meeting II, III, IV, Tri-I-Ii-Y IV, Kentonian Staff II, III, IV, Leaders Club II, Future Nurses II, III, IV Marilyn, one ot our active seniors, was a fine secretary for the junior Town Meeting. ARVID M. DUERR Academic Camera Club II, III, IV, Stamp Club II, III, Art Club II, III, IV, Chess Club III, IV, Geography Club III, Kentonian Staff II, III, Science Club III, IV, Taleoken Staff, National Honor Society Arvid, one of our intellectual seniors, is busily preparing for a promising future in the study of medicine at Pitt. I958 WAYNE DUN LAP General Wayne has a friendly smile for all as he walks through the halls. RONALD DZUROVCIN Distributive Education Distributive Education Club Ron was president of the Distributive Education Club his senior year. MARY ETHEL DUVALL Commercial Choir II, Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV, Commercial Club IV Mary will make a line secretary after she graduates. GEORGE EASLEY Academic Basketball II, III, IV This tall senior is one of Ken Hi's most valuable basketball assets. JERRY EBERHARDT .A Academic Football II, III, IV, Baseball II, Track III, IV jerry, one of Ken Hi's good-looking football players, is mighty popular with the senior girls. GEORGIA ELWOOD Academic Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV, Junior Town Meeting II, III, IV, Dramatic Club IV, Student Council IV, College Club, Taleoken Staff, National Honor Society Georgia, a very cheerful and friendly senior, is kept busy with her many extra-curricular activities. ABUBAKAR ELY General Chess Club IV, Junior Town Meeting IV, Camera Club IV Ab, our foreign exchange student, has become a very popular boy in the Senior Class. He enjoys being here very much. JOYCE ERB Commercial Sophomore Choir, Commercial Club IV, Tri-Hi-Y IV This flashy redhead goes skating almost every free night she has. THOMAS ESTENFELDER Vocational Stamp Club II, III Hunting and fishing take up most of Tom's leisure time. A job in the drafting field is his goal. CAROLE EVANS Academic Majorettes IV, Choir II, III, IV, Nurse's Club II This peppy majorette is often with a certain boy in the Senior Class. RONALD EWING Vocational Ron, a very friendly trade school student, enjoys hunting and playing golf. THOMAS FAITH Distributive Education Geography Club III, Distributive Education Club IV Tom, an active D. E. student, is happy working on his Merc. WILLIAM FAITH Vocational Bill, a very quiet senior, finds hunting and fishing among his chief interests. JOHN FARNETH Vocational Farmer, as his friends call him, is one of our quiet, but friendly, trade school boys. DOROTHY FASSETT Commercial Commercial Club IV, Future Hornemakers of America IV Dot enjoys listening to music when she has time. KATHLEEN FASSETT Commercial Sophomore Choir, Junior Mixed Choir, Commercial Club IV, Leaders Club III, IV, Tri-Hi-Y IV, Majorettes III, IV Kathy, a popular majorette, always has a happy smile. NICHOLAS CHARLES FEOLA Academic Key Club II, III, IV, College Club, German Club IV, Junior Red Cross II, III, National Honor Society Nick, a sparkling personality, is secretary of the Key Club. MARGARET FESTA Commercial Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV, Commercial Club IV, Future I-Iomemakers of America II, III, IV, Bank Staff IV Peggy, an attractive senior, is a reporter for the F .H.A. 23 Dunlap Dzurovcin Duvall Easley Eberhardt Elwood Ely Erb Estenfelder Evans Ewing T. Faith W. Faith Farneth D. Fassett K. Fassett Feola Festa GARY FEINSTEIN General Geography Club IV Gary, who transferred from Allderdice this year, particularly enjoys P.O.D. class. MARY FITZGERALD Academic Tri-Hi-Y IV, Dramatic Club IV, Kentonian Staff IV, Camera Club II, College Club Mary, a popular and friendly person, greets everyone with a friendly Hello, THOMAS FITZGERALD General Assembly Staff II, III, IV, Dramatic Club II, III, IV Tom, an energetic senior, spins records at the Student Council dances and engineers the stage lighting. MOLLY FLETCHER Academic College Club, Handbook Staff III, IV, Sophomore Choir, Tri- Hi-Y III, IV, Leaders Club III, IV, Board of Activities II, III, IV, National Honor Society, Mixed Choir III, IV Molly, a very busy senior, is very enthusiastic about her summer in Europe. DANA FORBES Academic Choir II, III, IV, Band II, College Club, Future Teachers III, IV, Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV, National Honor Society Dana, an active member of the Choir, hopes to become a teacher. RONALD FORSMAN Distributive Education Distributive Education Club Mojo likes to Watch Har-Brack football games. ARLENE KAY FOX General Band II, III, IV, Nurses Club II, III, IV, Tri-Hi-Y IV Arlene, an active member of the Band, Wants to become a nurse. ROBERT L. FRONDUT I Academic Football II, III, IV, German Club III, IV, Science Club IV, College Club, Handbook Staff III, IV, National Honor Society Duties, besides being Coach Slosky's right hand man as basketball manager, was one of our toughest football players. EDWARD FULARZ General Band II, III Two years of Band can be a lot of fun, especially when your brother is along to share it With you. JOHN FULARZ General Among john's vivid memories of Ken Hi, one of the fondest Will be Mr. George's fifth period English class. THEODORE FULARZ General Band II, III No, you're not seeing double. Being twins is sometimes very handy. How about it, Ted? BEVERLY GATES Distributive Education A bright smile and a friendly hello have always been part of Bev, not only through high school, but even now as she serves as one of Kroger's best cashiers. GARY GAYHART Academic Spanish Club IV, Hi-Y IV Hoppy, a regular participant in track, enjoyed carrying the Hag for the Raider Band this year, especially because of his attractive majorette friend. BLAIR EDWARD GENSAMER, JR. Academic Football II, III, IV, Baseball II, III, IV, Hi-Y II, III As a rough and ready halfback during football season, Blair has shown his classmates that he is a real credit to Ken Hi's undefeated team. JANE GEN SBIGLER Academic Choir II, III, IV, Dramatic Club IV, Junior Town Meeting III, IV, Handbook Staff III, IV, Future Teachers III, IV, Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV, Spanish Club IV, Student Council III, National Honor Society, Leaders Club III, IV Janie, one of our teachers to be, has been a very busy Kenite, as you can see by glancing over her long list of activities. DANIEL GILBERT Distributive Education Distributive Education Club Take one tall, good-looking blond lad, add a pleasing per- sonality and you have one Dannie Gilbert, the result being a lotta,' fun for all. ' MONICA LOUISE GOLON Commercial Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV, F.H.A. III, Future Teachers IV Who will be the lucky boss to get this petite miss for a secretary? Mona will long remember her cute blind date from Vermont. DOROTHY ANN GORLESKI Distributive Education Choir II, D. E. Club Dorothy has a friendly smile for everyone. Feinstein M. Fitzgerald T. Fitzgerald Fletcher Forbes Forsman Fox Fronduti E. Fularz J. Fularz T. Fularz Gates Gayhart Gensamer Gensbigler Gilbert Golon Gorleski Gorney Goss Gould Grabowski Grando Grantz Gray Gre gg Guida Guiney Gutknecht Guzik I-Iabura Haddad Harrick Haser Hasson Hawk THOMAS A. GORNEY .Academic Track III, IV, Football III, Monitors II, III, IV, Hi-Y II, III, IV, College Club Tom, a popular, friendly sports' star, anticipates going to college and is sure of being a success. JOYCE COLLEEN GOSS General Junior Choir, Future Nurses II, III, IV, Tri-Hi-Y III, IV joy looks forward to a career in nursing. NANCY LAVERNE GOULD Commercial Commercial Club IV Quiet but sweet, Nancy always has a friendly Hi for all. VIVIAN LEE GRABOWSKI Distributive Education Future Homemakers of America III, Distributive Education IV Viv is a successful D. E. student. FRANK ANTHONY GRANDO General F ranllcaleciiidyislguch things as hunting and fishing. JANET GRANTZ General Geography Club IV Janet is quiet but makes up for this by being so friendly. GLEN GRAY General Glen is a friendly sort of fellow. GARY GREGG General As a hobby, Gary enjoys all sports. PATRICIA GUIDA General Band II, III, Choir II, III, IV, Tri-Hi-Y III, IV, Red Cross IV, Commercial Club IV Music and people are two of Pat s princzpa interests. PATRICIA GUINEY Commercial Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV, Future Homemakers of America IV, Com- mercial Club IV Pat, a peppy senior, is treasurer of F .H .A. ,..I JOYCE GUTKNECHT General Choir II, Future Nurses Club II, Future Homemakers of America IV This quiet senior will be remembered for her sincerity. FRED GUZIK Academic College Club This tall senior from 106 keeps his home room lively. DAN HABURA Academic Football II, Baseball II, III, IV, Cross Country III, IV, National Honor Society Dan is interested in all types of sports. JAMES HADDAD Academic Track III, IV, Band II, III, IV, College Club, Camera Club II, Key Club III, IV, Assembly Staff II, Science Club III, Student Council IV, National Honor Society jim, a very active senior, still finds time to be president of the Band. STANLEY HARRICK General Dukie is the answer to why teachers' hair turns gray. HAYWOOD HASER Academic Football II, III, IV, Basketball II, III, IV, National Honor Society Woody has won acclaim for the line work he has done in basketball and football. ROBERT HASSON Vocational Bob, a vocational student, will never forget his home room experiences. CAROL ANN HAWK Commercial Mixed Choir III, Tri-Hi-Y III, Future Homemakers IV, National Honor Society Carol, a commercial student, plans to be married after graduation. SENIORS GRACE ELIZABETH HAZLETT Academic Sophomore Choir, Senior Choir III, IV, Band II, German Club III, Future Nurses of America III, IV, Future Homemakers of America IV An active choir member, Grace enjoyed her years in Choir with Miss Bruno. GLORIA JEAN HEAVNER General Band II, III, IV, Sophomore Choir, Choir III, Tri-Hi-Y II, III Gloria enjoys music lor she is a member oi the Band and Choir. HOWARD HEAVNER Commercial Band II, III, IV Howard, a fine Band member, is from 110. STEPHEN HEGEDUS Vocational Baseball III, IV This quiet vocational student spends his leisure time en- joying baseball. SUSAN HEID Commercial Taleoken Staff, Majorettes IV, Red Cross Council II, Future Teachers III, IV, Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV, Commercial Club IV Sue, a high stepping majorette, is an avid Ken Hi fan. WILLIAM HELINSKI General Bill, a shy and curly-haired blond, enjoys hunting and fishing. DALE V. HEMPSEED Vocational Trying to make people laugh is Dale's hobby. THOMAS HENDERSON Academic Choir II, III, Science Club III, Hi-Y III, German Club IV, National Honor Societ 7 M, Y, ML, ,,,,, X., ,,,, ,, , Y., ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,7, Tom is a quiet boy with a likable personality. MARLENE HENKEL Academic Junior Choir II, III, Junior Town Meeting III, IV, Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV, Future I-Iomemakers III, IV, Leaders Club III, IV Ken Hi's talented seamstress is always generous with her smiles. MARGARET HESS Commercial Choir III, IV, Tri-Hi-Y IV, Commercial Club IV Marge, a quiet and friendly student, enjoys being in the Choir. HARRY HESSOM Vocational Clover does a lot ot driving around town in his Ford. RONALD HILL Vocational Ron is one of the lads who is kept very busy in trade school. BETTY JEAN HILLIARD Commercial Girls Volleyball, Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV Annie Oakley fBetJ will always remember the initiation into the Gobblets. ROSA LEE HOLLIS General Future Nurses Club II, Leaders Club II Although she is a quiet girl, Rosa Lee is a busy worker at Ken Hi. DARLENE HOUSEHOLDER Commercial Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV, Commercial Club IV Dar, whose main interest is john, is often with Martha and Madeline. LEVON HUGHES General Buster, better known as Daddy Cool, is usually singing the latest Rock 'n Roll hits. REBECCA HUTCHERSON Commercial Choir II, III, IV Becky, a sweet little senior with a voice to match, is loads of fun to know. JOHN HYDOCK V0cafi0na1 Baseball II, III john's principal interest is the Ken Hi baseball team. 26 Hazlett Hegedus Hempseed Hess Hilliard Hughes G. Heavner Heid Henderson I-Iessom Hollis Hutcherson H. Heavner Helinski Henkel Hill Householder Hydock Imm Iwanski Jiuliani B. Johnson Jones Joyce Kapalka Keller Kendall Kerr King Knosky Jaraczy J. Johnson Kaforey Kelley Khalil Kobelenske I958 WILLIAM IMM Academic Track II, III, IV, Cross Country II, III, IV, National Honor Society Bill, who likes sports, is a member of the track and cross country teams. STANLEY IWANSKI Vocational Baseball Manager II One of our trade school boys, Stush enjoys hunting. JOAN JARACZY General Sophomore Chorus, Future Homemakers of America II, III, IV joanie, a friendly senior, enjoys riding in convertibles. ARLENE JIULIANI Academic Band II, III, IV, Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV, College Club, National Honor Society Arlene, who is very popular in extra-curricular activities, plans a career in nursing. BARBARA JOHNSON General Tri-Hi-Y IV, Future Nurses II, III, Future Hornemakers of America IV B. J., who is always with Mo, will long remember the '57 Ken Hi-Ford City basketball game. GERALD JOHNSON Academic Key Club II, III, IV, Hi-Y III, IV, German Club II, III, IV, Science Club III, Dramatic Club IV, Student Council III, IV, National Honor Society, Taleoken Staff, College Club Although jerry is kept busy with his many activities, he maintains a high scholastic average. NOLAN JONES ' Academic Football II, III, IV, Basketball II, III, IV, Spanish Club IV Noe joe, the popular star athlete, will always be remem- bered for his outstanding performances in sports. EDGAR JOYCE Vocational Edgar is one of the boys who enjoys the facilities of the new trade school. DONNA KAFOREY Commercial Sophomore Choir, Mixed Chorus III, Majorettes II, III, IV, Future Homemakers of America II, Leaders Club III, IV, Tri- Hi-Y IV, Commercial Club IV Donna, our peppy, high-stepping head majorette, has only praise for Ken Hi. SYLVIA KAPALKA Commercial Commercial Club Syl is a quiet girl with a sweet disposition. MEREDITH KELLER Academic Sophomore Choir, Mixed Choir III, IV, Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV, College Club, Taleoken Staff, Kentonian Staff IV, Future Teachers IV Merry is a happy senior with a sparkling smile. JACOB KELLEY Academic Band II, III, Key Club II, III, IV, Future Teachers of America IV, College Club jake is popular with everyone who knows him. GLORIA KENDALL Commercial Band II, III, IV, Tri-I-Ii-Y IV Gloria will be a fine secretary for someone. FRANCES LOUISE KERR Academic Choir IV, Geography Club III, IV, Tri-I-Ii-Y IV Kippie, a jolly senior, is a bright addition to the class. ROBERT KHALIL General Football II, III, IV Klu was a great asset to the marvelous football team. Ken Hi will miss him next year. AUDREY JEAN KING Distributive Education Distributive Education Club Aud is a friendly senior who is liked by all who know her. TONY KNO SKY Distributive Education Distributive Education Club Friends know Tony as Ringo. MARY ANN KOBELENSKE Commercial Future Homemakers of America IV, Bank Staff III, IV Mary Ann is one of the smiling girls whom we see at the Student Bank every morning. BERNADETTE M. KONESKI Commercial Choir III, Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV, F.H.A. II, III, IV, Commercial Club IV, Future Teachers IV, Taleoken Staff Bena, a born comedian, has an ardent interest in 102. REGINA KOPCZYNSKI Commercial Sophomore Choir, Mixed Chorus III, Red Cross Council II, F.H.A. IV, Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV, Commercial Club IV We often catch Regina peering into the mailbox. JAMES KOPELMAN Academic Science Club III, College Club, Dramatic Club III, IV, Junior Town Meeting III, IV, National Honor Society College is jim's ambition and we all know he'll make it. MARGARET KORENOWSKI Commercial Art Club IV Marge, an avid art student, hopes to attend the Art Institute in Pittsburgh after graduation. LARRY KORZON Academic Cross Country II, IV, Tennis II, III, Band II, III, IV, Camera Club II, III, IV, Key Club III, IV, College Club Larry is especially interested in the junior Class. PATRICIA M. KOSHEBA Academic Sophomore Choir, Future Nurses II, III, IV, Tri-Hi-Y III, IV Pat, a popular senior, is usually smiling. Her vocational goal is nursing. ROSEMARY E. KOVACH Commercial Choir II, III, IV, National Honor Society, Kentonian III, IV, Future Nurses II, III, IV, Art Club II, III, IV, Junior Town Meeting III, IV A friendly, laughing girl is Roe who enjoys drawing. PATRICIA L. KOWALKOWSKI Commercial Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV, F.H.A. IV, Future Teachers IV, Com- mercial Club IV Pat is looking forward to entering Indiana State in the fall. She is often seen with Bena. ROBERT KOWALKOWSKI General Baseball II, III, IV This good-looking senior's deepest interests are hunting and playing baseball. , Koneski Kopczynski Kopelman Korenowski Korzon Kosheba Kovach P. Kowalkowski R. Kowalkowski Kozar Kreitzer Kruse Kubiak Kucharski Lambermont Laskey Lavery Leslie ir V77 BERNICE KOZAR Commercial National Honor Society, Commercial Club IV, Tri-Hi-Y II, III, Bank Staff III, IV, Student Council III, IV Quiet and precise is Bernice who was secretary of the Student Council for two years. ELAINE JOYCE KREITZER Commercial Commercial Club IV, Tri-I-Ii-Y IV, F.H.A. III Elaine will always remember her happy days at Ken Hi. ROSE LEE KRUSE Commercial Future Teachers IV, Commercial Club IV, Taleoken Staff This vivacious blonde, who will always have fond memories of Ken Hi, is an ardent Red Raider fan. EDMUND KUBIAK Distributive Education Distributive Education Club Edmund, a friendly senior, works at Ben's Army Store. LORETTA KUCHARSKI Commercial Leaders Club III, IV, Handbook Staff IV, National Honor Society Loretta has a friendly smile for everyone. She will make someone a very good secretary. LEON G. LAMBERMONT General Baseball II, III, IV, Choir II, Hi-Y II, III, Geography Club IV Lenny has walked the long halls each morning collecting attendance slips. PATRICIA JEAN LASKEY Commercial Choir II, III, Majorettes II, III, IV, Commercial Club IV, Tri- Hi-Y II, III, IV Pat, a very popular high-stepping majorette, is secretary of Band and M ajorettes. BARBARA LEE LAVERY Commercial Choir II, III, IV, Tri-Hi-Y III, IV, Commercial Club IV Barb has an interest in a certain someone who came to Ken Hi this year. HELEN LESLIE Distributive Education Distributive Education Club Len and Joan are often together. She is completing her D. E. course at Hart's. DONALD LEE LESNIAK Vocational Donald also answers to the name, Hub. We find him in Room 201. ANNE SUSAN LESSIG Academic Band II, III, Choir III, IV, Tri-Hi-Y II, III, Leaders Club III, Spanish Club IV, National Honor Society, College Club Anne, a very popular senior, is such a friendly person. She plans to attend college after graduation. FRED LINDERMAN General Fred, who comes from 201, has no definite plans for after graduation. NANCY CATHERINE LINK Academic Majorettes III, IV, Kentonian Staff II, IV, Leaders Club III, College Club, Future Teachers IV, Geography Club IV, Taleoken Staff Nancy is planning to go to college after graduation. JOAN LIOTTA Distributive Education D. E. club IV jo, a star in D. E. class, will be one of our pretty career girls after graduation. JOSEPH F. LIPINSKI Academic Football II, Baseball II, Hi-Y II, IV, Future Teachers IV joe, a popular and friendly senior, will always remember senior English class. JAMES C. LIZZI Academic Hi-Y III, IV, Dramatic Club IV jim, an expert mechanic, is indispensable working back- stage with the stage crew for dramatic productions. RICHARD LOUGHRAN Academic Dramatic Club III, IV, Student Council III, IV, Hi-Y II, III, College Club Rick is outstanding for his memorable performances for the Dramatic Club. V JOSEPH ANDREW MAGA Academic Stamp Club II, IV, College Club joe, who has an unusual sense of humor, will attend Penn State this fall. ARLENE MAGRINI General Shorty, who can't decide where she lives, has the personality and talents that will assure success. FLORENCE MARINO Commercial Choir' II, III, Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV, Attendance Staff III, IV: Commercial Club IV, F.H.A. II Flo, one of our friendliest seniors, will soon find herself making people beautiful. DONALD H. MARRIOTT Academic Football II, Basketball II, Hi-Y II, III, IV Sports-minded Don made guidance periods interesting with his many comments. ROBERT MARTUCCI General Band II, III, IV, Choir 11, III, IV, Hi-Y III Tucci, one of Ken Hi's talented musicians, has a great future in the business world. MARIE MARZIALE Commercial Choir II, III, Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV, Attendance Staff II, III, IV, Commercial Club IV, F.H.A. IV, Taleoken Staff Marie, who helps Miss Boucher count noses every day, is one of Ken Hi's most helpful seniors. GEORGE ANN MATYAS Academic Bank II, III, IV, Junior Town Meeting II, III, IV, Tri-I-Ii-Y III, IV, College Club, Taleoken Staff, Commercial Club IV, National Honor Society George Ann is a peppy senior who is always on the go, but she always finds time to stop and say Hi. GLORIA LOUISE MAXWELL Commercial Commercial Club IV, Tri-Hi-Y IV, Camera Club IV Tee, a future beautician, is 208's most ambitious student. JUDITH A. MAXWELL Distributive Education Tri-Hi-Y III, IV, D.E. Club Judy, a D. E. student, divides her spare hours between visiting the local skating rink and Gil. JEFF MCCALL Vocational We think of jocko driving around in his blue-and-white truck. Lesniak Lessig Linderman Link Liotta Lipinski Lizzi Loughran Maga Magrini Marino Marriott Martucci Marziale Matyas G. Maxwell J. Maxwell McCall VM., i l r McCullough McGeary McKee Mestei' Miche L. Miller McCutcheon McGivern J. Medley C. Meyers Miles S. Miller McElwain McGregor N. Medley S. Meyers E. Miller Misczak SENIORS JAMES DAVID MCCULLOUGH Academic German Club III, IV Muck, an automobile enthusiast, is planning to enter college. PATRICIA J. MCCUTCHEON Commercial Commercial Club IV Pat plans to be married this summer. CAROL 'LEE MCELWAIN General Tri-I-Ii-Y IV, Geography Club IV, F.I-I.A. IV Carol likes to remember the fun she had at Ken Hi and the Future Homemakers' meetings. SUE MCGEARY General Future I-Iomemakers IV, Geography Club IV, Tri-Hi-Y II Sue plans to become a nurse and cheer all her patients. JOYCE MCGIVERN General Future Nurses II, III, IV, Future Homemakers II If in need, Joyce is a friend indeed. Her skillful ministra- tions have saved many from failing health. JACQUELINE LEE MCGREGOR Commercial Tri-I-Ii-Y II, III, Future Homemakers II, III, IV A pert, vivacious girl is our jackie. This future secretary will always remember the great times she had at Ken Hi. SMITH MCKEE Academic Band II, Hi-Y II, III, Dramatic Club IV, College Club Smitty, who - is an active member of the Dramatic Club, plans to attend college. JACK MEDLEY Vocational Med, a former Stewart student, loves to work in the machine shop. NANCY MEDLEY Commercial Future Homemakers II, III, Tri-I-Ii-Y II, III, IV, Commercial Club II, III, IV, National Honor Society Sweet and busy Nancy will make a line secretary. RICHARD MESTER I-Ii-Y II, German Club IV Happy-go-lucky Rich has made many friends at Ken Hi. CHARLES MEYER German Club IV, Hi-Y II, III, College Club Ken Hi will always remember Charlie, and Charlie will always remember the fun he has had at Ken Hi. SYLVIA MEYERS Spanish Club IV, Mixed Choir II, III, IV, Dramatic Club III, IV, Tri-Hi-Y II, German Club II, Cheerleaders II, III, IV, National Honor Society Syl, one of our hard-working cheerleaders, is well known to most of her classmates. EDWARD MICHEL General Band II, III, IV, choir II, Hi-Y II, III, IV, Geography Club III, IV We admire Ed's sense of humor, his good looks, and his charming personality. CELESTE MILES Academic Tri-Hi-Y II, III, Choir II, Leaders Club II, IV, Future Nurses III, Kentonian Staff II, III Celeste is usually laughing with her many friends. ELIZABETH MILLER Academic Tri-I-Ii-Y II, III, IV, Art Club IV Liz, a quiet girl, has an infectious smile for everyone. Academic Academic Academic LAWRENCE MILLER Vocational Larry, a quiet boy, often loafs in 206. SARA LOUISE MILLER Academic Band II, Choir II, III, IV, Tri-Hi-Y II, III, Future Teachers IV, Leaders Club IV, National Honor Society Sally looks forward to being a teacher. PATRICIA ANN MISCZAK Academic Cheerleaders II, III, IV, Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV, Student Council IV, Future Nurses II, III, IV, Taleoken Staff, College Club' Leaders Club III ' Pat, with her big smile and Hi for everyone, has been a cheerleader for the past three years. I958 KAY MI SHLER Academic Choir III, IV, Band III, Tri-Hi-Y II, Junior Town Meeting III, College Club, Taleoken Staff Kay is very active in school affairs. We often see her with our vice-president. JOHN MODOLO Academic john sings tenor in the Senior Choir. VIRGINIA MONTGOMERY Commercial Tri-Hi-Y III, IV, Future Homemakers II Possy is often seen with Calvin. LILLIAN MOORE Commercial Tri-Hi-Y III, Art Club IV Betie, whose laughter is heard often in the halls of Ken Hi, serves as secretary of the Geography Club. PATRICK DAVID MOORE Academic National Honor Society, Camera Club II, III, German Club IV, Key Club II, III, IV Pat, an honor student, is an amateur photographer who develops his own pictures. SANDRA MOORE Commercial Majorettes II, III, IV, Tri-Hi-Y II Sandy will always remember the senior assembly in which she appeared as joe Lurkey. VIRGINIA JANE MORGAN Academic Future Teachers III, IV, Kentonian Staff II, III, IV, Handbook Staff III, IV, Red Cross IV, Leaders Club II, College Club, National Honor Society Ginny, our popular class secretary, had a big thrill writing the KEN HI CORNER for the Daily Dispatch. ROBERT MORRAN Vocational Foodrus calls 208 his home room base. FRED WILLIAM MUDER Academic Stamp Club II, III, Dramatic Club IV, Red Cross Council IV, Key Club II, III, IV, Assembly Staff III, IV, Chess Club III, IV Fred enjoyed the junior Red Cross Council convention which he attended this summer. LINDA MURAR Academic Majorettes III, IV, Future Nurses II, III, IV, Red Cross Council II, III Mindy, an assistant head majorette, is a candy stripef' at Citizens General Hospital. BERNARD T. MURPHY Academic Track II, III, IV, Choir II, III, Chess Club IV, Geography Club IV Brady, vice-president of the Geography Club, is a popular fellow frequently in the halls of Ken Hi. MARGIE MYERS Academic National Honor Society Margie is one of those quiet girls we admire so much. GEORGANNE NAVIGLIA Commercial Sophomore Choir, Chorus III, F.H.A. III, Tri-Hi-Y IV Georgi, a fun-loving lass, is often with Dollie. PATRICIA NEALER Commercial This attractive senior is in Mrs. Griesemer,s home room. SUSAN NEWBY Academic Leaders Club III, IV, Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV, College Club, Junior Town Meeting II, III, IV, Dramatic Club III, IV, Taleoken Staff Susie, a popular senior, is very busy with extra-curricular activities. NANCY NEY Commercial Sophomore Chorus, Choir III, IV, Camera Club III, Library Staff III, IV Nancy likes to tell about the fun she has working in the library. LAURA ANN NICHOLS General Future Nurses III, IV, Future Homemakers IV Laura Ann hopes to become a nurse. MARCO NICOLAZZO Vocational Tank, a trade school boy, had an unusual experience at the milling machine with Farneth and john. 31 Mishler Modolo Montgomery L. Moore P. Moore S. Moore Morgan Morran Muder Murar Murphy M. Myers Naviglia Nealer Newby Ney Nichols Nicolazzo M CECELIA NOCA Academic Tri-Hi-Y III, IV, Future Teachers III, IV, Chorus III, Kentonian Staff IV, Dramatic Club III. IV, Spanish Club IV, College Club Cel, a witty live wire from 107, plans to become an elemen- tary teacher. CHARLOTTE MARIE OLIVER Academic Choir II, III, IV, Junior Town Meeting II, III, IV, Kentonian Staff III, IV, Taleoken StaH, National Honor Society, Tri-Hi-Y III, IV, Future Teachers III. IV Charlotte's artistic ability and extra-curricular activities certainly keep her on her toes. FRANCES O'NEIL Academic Choir III, IV, Leaders Club III, IV, F.H.A. II, IV For some reason Fran dodges tall people in the hall. She will never forget her summer vacation. MICHAEL ORCHIK Academic Football II, III, Baseball II, III, Track II, Choir II, III, IV: Junior Town Meeting III, IV, Science Club III, Board of Ac- tivities IV, Student Council III, IV, Dramatic Club IV, P.O.D. Club IV Mike, a Choir president, gave an excellent performance in Bernardine. THOMAS ORMESHER Academic Band II, III, IV, Key Club III, IV Tom, our drum major, still talks about the Steeler game in '57. RICHARD ORRIS Vocational Richard, a handsome guy, enjoys hunting and fishing. DONALD PATTERSON General Hi-Y II, III Spy will long remember his final year at Ken Hi. WILLIAM PAVLIK Academic Choir II, III, IV, Junior Red Cross IV, P.O.D. Club IV Bill, a friendly and very lively senior, always seems to be having fun. WALTER PAVUCEK Vocational Walt, a friendly fellow, enjoys talking to his trade school buddies. DONALD PECK Vocational We wonder why Don stands in front of Room 107 every morning. JACQUELINE PEIFER Commercial Glee Club II jackie's ambition is to become a beautician. KATHLEEN PERRIELLO General Kathy, a sharp dresser, is interested in Danny. RICHARD PERRIELLO Academic Football III The lad with the big bright smile, Rich, has an active interest in sports. HAROLD THOMAS PETHERICK General Senior Choir II, III, IV This cheery boy lends his strong tenor voice to the Choir, as he lends his help to all. ROBERT WILLIAM PHILLIPS Academic choir II, 111, IV, spanish Club IV With songs and laughter, Bob fills 107, his home room, with mirth and the Choir with a booming tenor Voice. ESTELLE MAE PIERCE Academic F.H.A. IV, Future Nurses Club III, IV Always laughing, this bundle of energy keeps Mrs. Griesemer busy in Room 107. DARLENE PIKE Commercial Junior Mixed Choir II, III, IV, Band II, III, IV, Tri-Hi-Y III, IV Dar, active in school and out, is an asset to any association with her friendliness and helpfulness. SALVATORE PIRRONE Distributive Education D. E. Club, choir III, IV ln the afternoons, Sam works at G. C. Murphy's. He lends a deep voice to the Choir and looks forward to their New York trip. Noca Oliver 0 'Neil Orchik Ormesher Orri s Patterson Pavlik Pavucek Peck Peifer K. Perriello R. Perriello Petherick Phillips Pierce Pike Pirrone Plastino Pokrant Polczynski Pomf ret Prinkey Pritts J. Pryor L. Pryor Quigley Radaker Remaley Remich Rice Risko Rodriguez Romig Roll Rosak EMILY PLASTINO General F.H.A. II, IV, Tri-Hi-Y IV, Commercial Club IV Em, who aspires to be a secretary, is a capable miss with lots of personality. KENNETH POKRANT Academic National Honor Society, Key Club II, III, IV, German Club IV, Camera Club II, III Pokey, as busy as a bee, can be depended on to get things done Well. ELIZABETH POLCZYNSKI Commercial Bank Staff III, IV, Kentonian Staff IV, Taleoken Staff, Tri-Hi-Y III, IV, Camera Club IV, Commercial Club IV Liz, a very busy lass, will never be forgotten for her striking beauty. She can often be seen driving around town in her Ford. CAROLINE POMFRET Commercial Tri-Hi-Y IV, Commercial Club IV Due to her special commercial abilities, Caroline will make a very good secretary. DAVE PRINKEY Vocational Prink hangs his hat in Room 107. He enjoys hunting and fishing when he has time. SHIRLEY PRITTS Commercial Geography Club IV, F.I-I.A. IV Shirl enjoys skating and dancing. She will hear wedding bells soon after graduation. JOHN PRYOR General Football II, III, Geography Club IV, Hi-Y Club III john, a very jovial sort of fellow, calls 107 his home. LAWRENCE PRYOR General Larry enjoys driving. He has no definite plans for the future. KATHLEEN QUIGLEY Commercial Commercial Club IV, Leaders Club III, IV, Majorettes II, III, IV, National Honor Society Quig, one of the Raiders' clever Majorettes, will make a talented secretary for some lucky business executive. JAY RADAKER Distributive Education Distributive Education Club jay, a friendly senior, is one of our ambitious D. E. students. 33 EDNA REMALEY Commercial Commercial Club IV, Bank Staff IV, Future Homemakers of America II, Camera Club III Edna, a member of our Bank Staff, leads a busy life at Ken Hi. RONALD REMICH General Geography Club IV Ron, treasurer of our Geography Club, is anticipating a career of flying. THOMAS RICE Academic Band II, III, IV, Dance Band IV, Choir II, III, IV, German Club III, IV, Assembly Staff II, III, IV As president of the German Club, secretary of the Choir, and publicity manager of the Band, Tom leads an active life at Ken Hi. ELIZABETH RISKO Commercial Tri-Hi-Y III, Future Homemakers of America III, Choir II, III IV Swimming and bowling occupy Tina's leisure time. WILLIAM RODRIGUEZ Academic Choir II, III, IV, Key Club II, III, IV, Spanish Club IV, Red Cross Council III Bill is always in a jovial mood. He has a special interest in the Choir. RICHARD ROMIG Academic National Honor Society, Key Club II, III, IV, Spanish Club IV, Choir II Rich, who is everyone's buddy, is destined to go far in whatever he may choose to do. JAMES R. ROLL Academic Spanish Club IV, College Club, Red Cross Council 1V An active member of the Spanish Club, jim's friendly ways have earned him many friends. JACK ROSAK Academic Football II, III, IV, Basketball II, III, IV, Board of Activities III, Spanish Club IV, Monitors II, III, IV, Choir II, Hi-Y II, National Honor Society As fullback and honor student, jack has done very well in Ken Hi, and he is sure to do as well in the college of his choice, SENIORS CYNTHIA ROSS Academic Majorettes II, III, IV, Future Nurses III, IV, Tri-Hi-Y II, III, College Club Cindy, a lively and loquacious majorette, is looking forward to a career in nursing. CONSTANCE ROZPIERSKI Commercial Taleoken Staff, F.H.A. II, III, Tri-Hi-Y III, IV, Glee Club II, III, Commercial Club IV, Future Teachers IV An eager, active member of our class is Connie, who plans to enter the business world. JOE RUCKUS Academic Baseball II, III, IV joe, a member of the baseball team, is a Welcome addition to the Class of '58. ARTHUR RUSSO Vocational Art, one of the trade school boys, is a friendly sort of fellow. CHESTER J. RYCHLIK Vocational Trade school and training for a job keep Chet busy. DONALD RYGELSKI Vocational Key Club II, III, IV A Key Clubber and top notch trade school student, Don hopes to find a job in industry after graduation. RICHARD SACCAMANO General Band II, III, IV, Choir II, III, IV, Dance Band III, IV Sach will long be remembered for his fine clarinet playing. NORMA SAMS Academic Choir III, IV, Cheerleaders III, IV, Leaders Club III, IV, Dramatic Club III, IV, Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV, College Club Babe, a peppy cheerleader, is a favorite with students and teachers. HENRY SCHAFER Vocational Chick will always remember the good times he's had in trade school. GENE SCHALLER Academic German Club II, III, IV, College Club Gene has been an ardent, hard-working member of the German Club for three years. ANITA SCHIETROMA Distributive Education D. E. Club, Future Homemakers II, III Anita plans to enter the world of business after graduation. JUDITH SCHLEKAT Academic Band II, German Club II, Tri-Hi-Y II, Leaders Club III, IV, Future Nurses II, III, College Club, Future Teachers IV Judy is a vivacious senior, usually seen with Sandy. PATRICIA L. SCHMITT Academic Choir II, IV, Future Nurses II, III, IV, Tri-Hi-Y III, Dramatic Club III, IV Pat is a hard-working Dramatic Club member. GERALDINE SCOTT Commercial Future Homemakers II, III, IV, Commercial Club IV Gerry is usually laughing with many of her friends in the cafeteria. ETHEL JEAN SEIJO Distributive Education D. E. Club III, IV, Leaders Club III, IV, Future Homemakers III Effie, a clever senior, has many friends at Ken Hi. RAYMOND SEKULA Academic Track I, II, Cross Country I, Tennis II, IV, Basketball II, Band II, III, IV, Dance Band IV, College Club Pol jack, an avid Band member, won many friends with his friendly disposition. ' ROBERT SENNETT Academic Baseball III, IV, Spanish Club IV Friendly Bob, who enjoys all sports, plays outfield on our baseball team. LORRAINE SEVICK Commercial Majorettes III, Tri-Hi-Y II, IV, Camera Club IV, Commercial Club IV Lorraine, an attractive blonde, plans a career in the com- mercial field. 34 Ross Rozpierski Russo Rychlik Saccamano Sams Schaller Schietroma Schmitt Scott Sekula Sennett Ruckus Rygelski Schafer Schlekat Sei jo Sevick M Sharkey Shearer J. Smith Solomon Stayer Sudnik B. Shaw Shonesky L. Smith Sprumont Stevens Sweetland N. Shaw H. Srnith G. Smith Stapen Stringtield Szajna l958 PATRICIA SHARKEY Academic Mixed Choir II, III, IV, Dramatic Club III, IV, Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV, Kentonian Staff II, III, IV, Future Teachers III, IV, Handbook Staff IV, National Honor Society A yellow convertible reveals the whereabouts of Pat who leads an active life. BRUCE SHAW Academic Football II, III, IV, Basketball II, III, IV, Spanish Club IV, National Honor Society, Student Council II, III, IV Bruce, who holds the honor and distinction of being our class president, will long be remembered as a top-notch student and athlete. NANCY JANE SHAW Academic Band II, III, IV, College Club, Chess Club IV, National Honor Society Nancy, one of our brightest seniors, can always find time on her busy schedule for a challenging game of chess. HUGH SHEARER Vocational Hugh's main interests lie in the intricate mechanisms of today's automobile. JOYCE A. SHONESKY Academic Future Teachers II, IV, Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV, College Club, Kentonian Staff IV, Taleoken Staff, Spanish Club IV One of our future teachers, Joyce enjoys swimming, tennis, and horseback riding in her leisure hours. HALLIE JEAN SMITH Academic Mixed Choir II, III, IV, Majorettes II, III, Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV, Kentonian IV, Red Cross Council II, IV, College Club, Dramatic Club IV Hal, a tall slim senior, charms many with her witty conversation. BARBARA JOANNE SMITH Academic College Club, Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV, Future Nurses II, III, IV, Future Teachers IV, Junior Town Meeting III, IV ,loanne's friendly smile and personality will be a valuable asset in her nursing career. LESTER SMITH Academic Student Council III, IV, Key Club III, IV, Dramatic Club III, IV, Taleoken Staff, Assembly Staff III, IV, Red Cross III, National Honor Society Les, as Student Council president, accepted the keys for the new high school at the dedication ceremonies. GEORGE SMITH Vocational George has set his sights on a challenging career in elec- tronics while he is training in the Air Force. LARRY SOLOMON Academic Band III, IV, Choir III, Dance Band III, IV, Science Club III, IV, Key Club II, German Club II Larry's main interest lies in the Band, where he served as vice-president this year. The halls of Ken Hi will long remember this piano player. GLENN SPRUMONT General Choir II, III, IV, Geography Club IV Glenn has been one of Miss Bruno's faithful, good basses. LEONARD STAPEN Academic Band II, Hi-Y II, Stamp Club II, Science Club II Len spends much of his free time hunting and fishing. STEPHEN STAYER Academic Science Club III, IV, Chess Club III, IV, German Club II, Dramatic Club IV Steve played Wormy Weldy in the Dramatic Club's pre- sentation of Bernardine. RICHARD STEVENS Academic Band II, III, IV, Dance Band IV, Student Council IV, College Club, Hi-Y II, III, Science Club III, IV, Dramatic Club IV, Key Club IV Butch enjoys playing in the high school and dance bands. SANDRA STRINGFIELD Commercial Future Homemakers II, III, Tri-Hi4Y IV When not working in a local bakery, Sandy enjoys roller skating and swimming. MADELINE SUDNIK Commercial Commercial Club, Bank Staff Madeline is an eHicient teller in the Student Bank. JAMES D. SWEETLAND jim just loves to go fishing. WALTER JAMES SZAJ NA Academic Track III, IV, Glee Club II, Choir III, IV, Red Cross II Wally likes to work on cars. He is usually seen with Ron. 35 DOLORES ANN SZYMANSKI Commercial Commercial Club IV, Choir II, III, IV, National Honor Society, Spanish Club, Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV, Taleoken Staff, Leaders Club III, IV, College Club, Bank Staff III, IV, Student Council III Dolly, as her friends call her, is a treasure chest of vim, vigor, and vitality. She plans to be a secretary. CAROLE DARLENE THOMAS Commercial Mixed Chorus II, III, IV, Geography Club IV Carole, who aims to be a bookkeeper, is always ready with a smile. JOHN CHARLES THOMAS, JR. Academic Tennis I, II, III, IV, Dance Band III, IV, Sophomore Choir, Choir III, Band II, III, IV, Chess Club IV u A happy-go-lucky fellow with a ready smile, johnny is a fun-loving type. MARIE THOMPSON Distributive Education D. E. club U , Marie's favorite pastime is skating. She plans to be married after she graduates. KIRBY THORNTON General Choir III, IV, Chess Club III, IV, Monitors III, IV Kit, who is the vice-president of the Monitors Club, helps to keep order in the halls. He also enjoys boating. THOMAS TIMURA Vocational Tom is planning to become a machinist. He enjoys hunting and driving. I DAVID R. TRZECIAK ACad9II11C Tennis Team II, III, Chorus II, III, IV . ' ' Dave makes a real contribution to 213. He enjoys singing in Ken Hils Choir. LUCILLE TRZECIAK Commerclal Tri-Hi-Y III, IV, Commercial Club IV, F.H.A. IV ' Lucy adds pleasure to any situation. She seems to be fashion conscious. WILLIAM N. TURNER ACEICICYHIC science Club III, College Club: Chess Club III. IV: National Honor Society , Bill is a quiet, reserved person, good natured and friendly. IRENE TYLINSKI Commercial Majorettes II, III, IV, Sophomore Choir, F.H.A. IV, Tri-Hi-Y IV, Red Cross Council II, Geography Club IV . Rene, from 218, will be remembered for her overflowing personality. She will never forget the fabulous times she had at Band Camp. Szymanski C. Thomas J. Thomas Thompson Thornton T imura D. Trzeciak L. Trzeciak Turner Tylinski Uncapher Uptegraph VanTine Veitch Vensel Verner Walsh Ward MARY UNCAPHER Distributive Education Mixed Choir II, III, D. E. Club IV, Tri-Hi-Y IV Mary, a future housewife, is usually in the D. E. room with all her pals. PATTY UPTEGRAPH Commercial F.H.A. II, III, Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV, Commercial Club IV, Bank Staff IV Pat, our girl banker, is always loaded. Always willing to work, Pat will go far in the business world. LAVERNE VANTINE General Mixed Choir IV, Sophomore Choir, Mixed Chorus III, F.H.A. II, Future Nurses Club III, IV LaVerne will never forget English class and a certain Har- Btack football player. Good luck! RICHARD VEITCH Academic Chess Club III, IV, German Club II, III, IV, National Honor Society Rich is one of the few early birds Ken Hi has. He is anticipating a career in engineering. CAROL LEE VENSEL Academic Mixed Chorus III, Mixed Choir IV, National Honor Society, Taleoken Staff, Kentonian Staff, Future Nurses Club II, III, Tri-Hi-Y IV, College Club A girl with everything it takes to become a success, Carol will never forget the good times she had at jumonville. CHARLES VERNER Vocational Chuck is a handsome boy, always joking, who is always with the traders. He is anticipating the Armed Forces after graduation. KENNETH WALSH Academic Band II, III, IV, Dance Band IV, German Club II, IV, Science Club III The quiet boy with the big smile for all, Ken, would like to attend Carnegie Tech and, with his scientific knowledge, he'll go far in the field of engineering. TANYA WARD Academic Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV, Future Nurses Club II, III, IV With her sweet disposition, Tanya will make a wonderful nurse. She thinks a certain graduate who drives a red Ford is just right. 36 JUDITH ANN WAUGH Academic College Club, Spanish Club IV, Junior Town Meeting III, IV, Tri-Hi-Y III, IV, Art Club IV, Future Teachers III, IV, Taleoken StaE Judie took time out from her job as treasurer of the junior Town Meeting to be active in several other clubs. SHIRLEY MAE WESTON Commercial Choir II, Tri-Hi-Y II, Future Homemakers of America II Shirley, Bobby to all her friends, is studying for a secretarial position. LEONA WHIPP Academic Future Nurses Club II, III, IV, Spanish Club IV Leona, a very friendly senior, enjoyed studying Espanol, PRISCILLA ANN WIDMER General Leaders Club III, IV, Future Homemakers of America IV With the gym, the Home Ec Department, and studying, Cill is kept mighty busy. DOROTHY WILEY Commercial Tri-Hi-Y IV Dot, usually with Virginia, is planning to be a secretary. GLENDA WILLARD Academic Tri-I-Ii-Y II, III, IV, College Club, Bank Staff III, IV, Future Teachers III, IV, Band II, III, IV With all her activities, Glenda has a friendly smile for everyone. JANICE MARIE WILLIAMS Commercial Choir II, Tri-Hi-Y III, Commercial Club IV, Bank Staff IV, Taleoken Staff, Future Homemakers of America IV jan counts all the money for the Commercial Club. JERRY WILLIAMS Academic Football II, Choir II, III, IV, Camera Club III Wherever there is music we find Jer. He enjoys singing with the Kentones. JOHN WILLIAMS Vocational Eddie is one of our active trade school students. JOHN WOJTASINSKI Vocational Student Council III john was a representative from the trade school on the Student Council. JOHN E. WOOD Academic Choir II, III, IV, Assembly Staff III, IV Woody spends most of his time in a Ford convertible. JOHN ZABORSKY Academic Key Club II, III, IV, German Club II, III, IV Sage, a top student, is always good for a laugh. CAROLYN ZAJDEL Commercial Choir IV, Future Homemakers II, III, IV, Bank Staff III, IV, Commercial Club IV, Tri-I-Ii-Y III, IV, National Honor Society Carolyn has a fine record as president of the Commercial Club. RICHARD ZAYDEL Academic Band II, German Club III, IV, Student Council IV, Science Club III Gus, veep of Student Council, is a pleasant senior with many friends. HELEN ZEDIAK Commercial Future Homemakers IV, Tri-Hi-Y IV, Commercial Club IV, Library Staff III, IV Helen will be missed greatly in the library. REGIS ZEOLLA Academic Band II, III, Choir IV, Spanish Club II, Chess Club IV, Stamp Club IV Chink is Ken Hi's answer to Gene Krupa. WILLIAM ZIMMERMAN Vocational Zimmy, a handsome lad, is making a good record in trade school. ELIZABETH ZINGRONE General Future Homemakers III, IV Liz, a charming senior, likes to have a good time. JOHN S. ZIPP General Choir II, III, IV, Geography Club IV Zippy, a smiling senior, is always ready with a song. Waugh Weston Whipp Widmer Wiley Willard J. Williams J. Williams J. Williams Wojtasinski Wood Zaborsky Za jdel R. Zaydel Zediak Zeolla Zimmerman Zingrone Zipp The junior girls sold a lot of candy to finance the Prom. Kneeling: Anthony Szymkowiak, Ronald Alessio Standing: Mr. Warner, Gary Herman, John Nader, Miss Olmer The energetic Junior Class found this year to be filled with many activities. The three main activities include the candy sale, maga- zine sale, and the Junior-Senior Prom. The candy sale commences in late September and is continued until 52,000 is obtained. The JUNIOR OFFICERS AND SPONSORS President ,.....,....,, ,..,... G ary Herman Vice-President .......,,..,.............. John Nader Secretary ....,..,.,.......... Anthony Szymkowiak Treasurer ...... .........,. R onald Alessio Miss Olmer Mr. Warner Sponsors , ...... . magazine sale begins in mid October and continues for four weeks. The climax of the yearls Work is, of course, the Prom which each class tries to make as beautiful and original as possible. JUNIORS I R. Adamchik, C. Adams, D. Adams R. Adams, D. Alberts, T. ' P. Anderson, F. Angell, P. Armstrong, D. Ashby, J. Aszkiniewicz, R. Bailey K. Bakewell, E. Balla, R. Balmer, B. ar asr, . Bartels, B. Bartlett R. Batema n an, J. Bayne, B. Bedel , D. BeighTey, .Bentlejewski f R. Bentley, D. Bercel, Sf Berg, P. Berger, H. Bergfel , . erkogen R. Bielata, L. Bitzer, M. Blissell, E. Block, R. Block, R. Bodnar J. Bogardus, H. Boggs, J. Bohrer, J. Bordonaro, D. Boretsky, N. Borrelli J. Borsuk, N. Bosak, R. A. Bosak, R J. Bosak, B. Bowers, R. Boyd L. Brewer, C. Brodala, L. Brown, W. Brown, G. Brutsky, J. Bryan S. Buell, W. Bulger, A. R. Burford, G. Burlbaug V. Bush A. Calhoun, J. - an, B. Ceccarelli, F. Cecchi ' e W. Chambers J. Checco, E. Chernan, A. Christy, A. Cianflone, J. Ciesielski, H. Clark IUNIORS The fourth period in the cafeteria is a break for everyone. lm if 4 . - ,. L G. Coates, F. Compton, M. Connally, B. Connor, M. Cook, D. Cooper I , C. Corey, W. Couchrrxan, J. Coy, L. if Crail, R. Crawford, M. Crognale A Davis, T. Degnan, E. Devecka J. Dinsmore, C. Dixon, L. Domansky, F. Dominik, C. Double, D. Drag D. Drew, C. Dyer, C. Dzanaj, E. Edgar, J. Eger, N. Elder S. Elwood, C. Endlic , .WEshbaugh, C. Evans, H. Evans, R. Eva B. Croissant, R. Darin, A. Davis, K. - 2 g QW . 1 Y .,., X ii Q3 if Q .. . .. W . .4 .. 3 sf K F .aw-ef 5'- L. 5 vi if KW X , .I PF! , X 1, Q ' X f L .. mr X .. k x xr 4 ...wif ' 2 1 ' 'T E .A G I 5 D, ,- R .-:.,5,.-eg.. H., Q 5 , , ,,., S P Si' - s.: ' Q .M . . . I958 Juniors struggle with I.Q. tests. im! M A. Faith, W. Feil, . Feinstein, T. Ferguson, . nn, H. Fitch M. Fitzgerald, B. Fliss, R. Florek, R. Flynn, W. Fortson, M. Foryt J. Fraino, M. A. Frederick, T. Free- man, R. Galie, J. Gallian, A. Gallo R. Gancas, C. Geiger, B. George, D. George, D. Giordano, N. Girardi E. Glass, R. Goshorn, B. Gretz, J. Grillo, C. Guyer, G. Guz J. Hasan A. Haidze, H. Hancoc , - . ns, C. Hardaway M. Harvey, P. Hawk, M. Hecker, . Hecker, B. Heckman, n R. Heckman, . Heller, T. Henderson, . ense , . Herman, A. Herrington IUNIORS Linda Murar and Victor Nery won the prize on Red Raider Day. G. Herrington, T. Hestwood, C. Hey- mers, P. Hickox, J. Hill, K. Hill F. Hince, J. Holeva, V. Holeva, T. Holowitz, R. Horvath, P. House- holder J. Hrivnak, P. Hudock, B. Irvine, M. Irwin, R. Jack, R. Janosky A arna ' E Jezewski, C. Johnson, Johnson, P. Juliano J. Jurasko, S. Kaelin, K. Kanouff, C. Karpinski, F. Kasprzyk, C. Kearley L. Kehris, D. Keiser, H. Keller, P. Kelly, K. Kelly, W. Kirkland G. Klimczyk, J. Knapp, L. Koneski, J. Kosheba, S. Koteski, J . Kowalkowski R. Kozikowski, P. Krasinski, D. Krider, L. Krisleit, E. Kuhn, D. Kukulski M. Kulick, C. Kuminski, B. Kuhns, B. Kunkle, C. Kuras, L. Kupec A. Kurpakus . Kuzmick, en, . ackey, P. Lancus D. Lasher busy at work. I958 Some of Ken Hi's future draftsmen are L A H. Leja, L. Lewis, C. indermafm, . Logan, C. Loos S. Lovar, M. Lovic, H. Lowe, R. Lucas, L. Lukomski, E. Luporter F. Maglisco, M. Malecki, C. Mantz, J. Marelli, W. Massi, F. Matthews F. cCol1u , .McCread , C. McCu oug , . McGregor, Mc ntyre M. McLure, W. Means, L. Meledandri, B. Meyer, G. Mihok, T. Milko D. Miller, F. Miller, J. Miller, M. Miller, S. Miller, M. Mitchell Q zhk 1,7 '. We . 1.f.gqgagsg1egfQ fgrfgiggsiwzfsrgg' ., .. f .fiiggex Qll. . K ff? - Q' . mx ' ff 925353 m Y -E 1 t H EI ,,, . f' 53,5 .. A , 1 V I fc 'Qi xx we E Q 4. if Q? 5 1. ' J 'EX X f A .4 . ..ga . 2 5.3.2.2 . W .. E1 is fi fl X is , e 'W Q 1 4 ,Q F fx N. . . L. ,,.. , X , . P1152 QNEX , Q.. Z. L 'L ?7mf5fw '. f fl A '-ff: V 2 Q , 5 QW ' 7 . ,' if 1.144.397 5 L' 1, ,iiEf':9yQ55L,.l'.i f..i.1zS. .fx '.-- E 1 'A V5 Y' xx 5 P fr R . R. Molnor, M. Monaco, J. Mont- gomery, B. Moore, J. Moore, S. Morran D. u - - V P. Meyer, J. Nader, N. . Nelson, A. Nemet T. Nemeth, V. Nery, L. Nichols, A. Nix, B. Nixon, K. Nixon B. Oberleiter, E. Oiiesh, J. Oliver, F. Olivio, F. Paletta, D. Panlil C. Papik, D. Paterak, D. Patz, J. Pelegrinelli, M. Pellegrino, N. Penman N. Penman, J. Pessolano, M. Peterson, S. Peterson, B. Petrarca, B. Petrie L. Petrosky, S. Pierce, R. Polimadei, B. Pomykala, A. Potocnak, R. Powell P. Presken R. Qu -, . Ray, C. Qi Rea IUNIORS The Senior Mixed Choir gets set for an entertaining program. S.. , I958 Joyce Walter, Linda Meledandri, Bar- bara Petri, and John Nader admire Tony, the Tiger. N 1' ,.:ff.:-Q E if B. Rejniak, . Rogers, H. Roper, . Rorabaugh, V. Ross K. Rowles D. Run ', B. Russo, L. Ryan, B. yan, . Rowe B. Sam, erPM. Schafer, G. Schen B. Schneider G. Schultz H. ,ifbljil ffl! wk 3, Jfx, H iz, 1lL1fi2i4553L5 1, .9 M P53251 -Qsilix Ig X W , :msg-1,3 R. Schuricht, B. Shrum, J. Siemynski, C. Simon, B. Siriano, R. Sloan P. Smalley, R. Smetanick, E. Smith, W. Smith, M. Sobota, T. Sokol T. Solomon, H. Sopko, C. Specht, G. Spiering, N. Spillers, L. Sproull G. Stadterman, V. Stone, R. Sublinsky, L. Susek, M. Suzio, V. Swierczewski D. Sypulski, E. Szepanski, T. Szoch A. Szymkowiak, J. Szymkowiak, H Taradena IUNIORS S. Taraszewski, W. Tarr, A. Thomas, J. Thomas, L. Thomas, K. Thrower S. Thrower, E. Tipton, A. Toaso, P. Torok, J. Trainor, S. Tramonti 65. yrrell, A. ncap er S. Upton, R. Vanetta, C. VanTine, R. VanTine, R. Venglik, C. Venter L. Voland, P. Voyten, S. Walkowiak, R. Walsh, J. Walter, P. Warden S. Warden, R. Watters, B. Waugh, C. Waugh, E. Weber, G. Wegrzyn D. Weister, L. Wheeler, J. White, P. Wills, S. Wills, R. Wilson P. Wingate, F. Woodward, M. J. Woomer, G. Yarussi, J. Yeager, R. Yetka M. J. Yetter, R. Yobp, C. Yost, S. Young, R. Zaleski, V. Zedler N. Zetler, A. Ziencik, R. Zolna The cafeteria help eat while the others wait. Finally everyone gets his food. The girls are playing an exciting game of volley ball. Seni HSm LM Wm Miss Olson helps sophomores, Richard Smouse, Bob Thomp- son, and Tom Foley, with some problems. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSORS President .,..,...,., ...... F red Frederick Vice-President ..,.. ,,,,....,., D avid Bolig Secretary ,4.,,., ....... C hristine Onifer Treasurer .,.. ....,.,.., J oseph Seria Sponsors .4.,.. ........... M rs. Delia Mr. Malyn Seated: Mrs. Delia, Fred Frederick, Mr. Malyn Standing: Joe Seria, David Bolig, Christine Onifer On the first day of school the Sophomores entered the new Ken Hi, the first three year class to be graduated from the new school. Enrolling, meeting teachers, touring the build- ing, learning about clubs and organizations, and talking with the counselors were part of the orientation program. Later preference tests, I.Q. tests and earning money for the Sophomore Hop were highlights of the year's activity. SOPHOMORES R. Abel, A. Abraham, D. Abraham, C. Ackles, L. Adams, M. Adams E. Alter, J. Alter, D. Alquist, R. Ambrose, R. Andrasy, T. Ansani J, Ansilio, M. Antonacci, V. Arbott, B. Arbutiski, R. Archibald, L. Arthur J. Artman, C. Ashby, P. Bacu, D. Baker, E. Baker, L. Baker D. Barckhoff, M. Barnes, R. Barron, T. Barron, J. Bash, J. Bastin E. Beatty, M. Beatty, R. Beck, D. Beitner, M. Benson, A. Berarducci G. Bercel, D. Bergad, W. Berlinski, R. Beuth, R. Bielata, J. Bierhals A. Bird, M. Bishop, D. Boggs, P. Bitar, J. Blaniar, C. Blecharz R. Bobek, J. Bogardus D. Bolig, J. Booth, R. In .. . Q P. Bosak, D. Bowser, D. Bowser, ,. oy , C. Bradley 1 V1 X15 ang? 49 SOPHOMORES A Sophomore home room enroute to assembly. f . ? ., -if 3 5 ft 'af , QEW i 4, , 2 in 'ififif fi-M ' -.I 31' . ...Nur ...er ggi . ...W 5 i'Y1Wf ' -'1'- iii if if li E HI E Xl , S. Bradley, M. Bralski, F. Brinsko, P. Brock, C. Brooks, W. Brzezinski R. Buick, E. Bush, G. Bussotti, D. Caesar, G. Caesar, L. Cani R. Cappone, E. Carion, W. Carion, L. Carson, M. Cashell, R. Cavanaugh P. Cevario, J. Charckon, D. Chilton, R. Chilton, J. Ciciarelli, R. Ciciarelli M. Clark, M. Clee, B. Clements, A. Q Clontz, PT. Connor, D. Conte D. Conwell, D. Coury, E. Crawford, C. Croghan, R. Crowell, P. Crowley .,-.Tu ' -.N D. Cummings, Cunningharnyj C. Curtis, P. Davic'rl,m'I'T'DaVis7I Dean A. DeArdo, N. DeSimone, C. Dom- broski, N. Doyle, K. Duddy, R. Dulnikowski M. E..D ez, N. Dunhoff, P. Eberhart 3. Ellis, Elston, C. Erb D. Erich, E. Evans, S. Evans, B Ewing, L. Ezyk, D. Faith D. Falcon, S. Faldowski, B. Faller H Farneth, R. Fassett, R. Festa B,Ee.stan, C. Fish, K. Fletcher f Florek, Flotta, B. Flynn P. Flynn, T. Foley, G. Folser, Forsman, C. Frederick, F. Frede S. Frederick, M. Fritz, C. Furlong J Galli, P. Gawlik, A. Girardi J. Givens, M. J. Glovier, P. Goodwin B. Gordon, J. Gordon, K. Gorney F. Graff, R. Grden, G. Greiner, Hageal, W. Hajel, R. Hale 7 It I X X kj x J il 'X ,lr Xl v V . A. Hall, F. Hamilton, R. Hancock, R. XHancock, B. Hanka, J. Hankey V. L.. a U v 'H' H x' 'i' X 1- 'XJ l XJ. C. Hanlon, R. Harkcom, Y. Harris, M M. Harney, J. Hayes, F. Heavner l f -' J WX fl V , V . H, f - X-. N K. 'N X ' -.w ii M. Hecker, J. Helenski, H. Hepler, B. Hessom, M. Heuser, A. Heutchy M. A. Hileman, D. Hill, H. Hilty, D. Hodil, B. Holeva, J. Holowitz F. Horansky, C. Howells, D. Huffman, M. Hunter, A. Huntington, A. Ianni J. Jack, B. Jackson, D. Jaskiewicz, J. Jedlowski, R. Johnson, M. Johnston J. Kaminski, B. Kane, J. Kaufman, K. Keczmer, D. Keibler, S. Kersten C. Keyes, I. Kirklangf P. Kitzer, B. Klingensmith, R. Knosky, D. Kocharski SOPHOMORES The Sophomore Chorus performs for their assembly. iii Z 3 fallef 5 W , X 5' f ,J 'X . .xg ,. ,V rf - .: . SJ Q .ii . .xx . l i ... K P y U .r', . iliiaii' L .1.. 'ii.' .ii ,.ui ' J , 1 . 1, .... : W ll IQ: kk, -x Sr Aw x ' . 'if f :-.' '--L i '3 X ..,. Z , V -' ns - ' Z:- 3' f , G7 C' ' ii., , x Q' . N 3 '.-ik' 3 I .3 1-. I958 The Sophomore machinists are getting some valuable experience. sms 7 'W W .xv K ' ' - ' ff '- 3 . . sw f K3 ji . - 1 - in -23.5 'Z fi. - A wx ' V 7.7 M .. X., f W . fp 5 A ' , Q 5' V I Q., fix 9 K.. 'Wa R, fief if . :.4 E' W' if ' ww 'fi -7:11.-:W S6 5 T , W 9 If xi 2 '23 sf-5' --- .. 5 as ,K ' . R. Kolcun, B. Kopczynskig. RfKopere16Q I J. Korenowskig R. Korinski, B. Korowicki .A I ' V 4 ' R. iKoscianski,v B. Koscianski, K. .Kovz-1ch,.TZ' Kovalchick, M. Kowal, H J. Kowdlkowskj ' i Kubit, F. Kulesza, T. Kuiick, J. J .., Kusenko, I Kutchen- P. Kutchko, C. Lanning, G. Lantzy, C. Lasher, D. Latella, K. Lavery B. Leasure, M. Leslie, S. Levine, L. Lewis, D. Libengood, R. Lingenfelter ff' x B. Lipinski, C. Listwak, Lowmasferf' R. MagrinifD. Mwguxlsi H. V. Luchetti, D. Luffy, 12. Lixiioinski ,,,,ffr 5--. Mangini, M. Mangini, C. H. Manella, M. Marcantonio, P. Marchionna, R. Marciniak, M. L. Marini, T. Martucci SOPHOMORES Miss Hood teaches her Latin class the history of the Roman Empire. V. Martucci, M. L. Mascara, J. Mas- cilli, R. Masiarik, J. Mason, J Mason L. Matisz, K. Matovcik, J. Mattern M. Matyas, J. McCammon, W McCollim D. McCullough, J. McCrei t, J McGann, P. McGee, J. McGregor J. McGuire, R. Mclntire, M. McLure B. McMillan, E. McMillan, L Meanor G. Means, R. Medley, M. Meese, P. Meisner, R. Menk, J. Menthes B. Miles, P Miller, P. F. Milner, C. Mont- , f gomery, V ooney, Moore, J Morgan J. Mozzy, A. Moses, H. Moses, M. Moses, K. Mosser, A. Muder A. Muir, A. Murray, B. Murray, B. Murray, M. A. Naccarato, E. Nealer R. Neasi, D. Nelson, N. Nelson, J. Nemeth, F. Norrick, G. Oberhelman V. Oliver, P. O'Mara, C. Onifer, R. Orkis, F. Orr, W. Orris J. Ostroskie, M. Ososky, S. Ostrosky, P. Panezich, R. Parsons, D. Patera C. Pauli, B. Pearlman, B. Pearlman, R. Peebles, R. Pelion, R. Patino R. Pelisari, R. Penman, J. Perriello, P. Pierce, D. Pirrone J. Pirrone, C. Plasczynski, L. Pomfret, P. Posney, E. Potocnak, D. Poulakis W. Powell, D. Protzek, M. Quarles, T. Quetot, F. Quigley, R. Radeshak I958 Mr. Matisko gives a demonstration in biology. SOPHOMORES J. Ramsden, D. Ream, T. Regoli, L. Reifschneider, J. Reimer, B. Resetar D. Roberts, E. Roberts, P. Roberts, B. Robinson, D. Rogozinski, D. Rowe D. Rowe, F. Russell, E. Sahel, J. Salisbury, A. Sanders, R. Sanders M. A. Santucci, D. Sarti, J. Schaffer, R. Schafer, K. Schall, J. Schmitt L. Schreckengost, L. Schreckengost, M. Schreckengost, J. Sedlacek, J. Seria, D. Shaffer E. Shearer, D. Shiple ' ms, M. Sinclair, M. Siuta L. Sloan C. Smith, W. Smith, S. Smith, W. Smith, H. Smolenak, R. Smouse H. Snyder, V. Snyder, G. Solomon, L. Soulcheck, T. Sowol, B. Spak P. Sparks, . ' ' A. Springer, . proull, . Sprumont, . Stanley B. Stanley, B. Stewart, D. Stickley, B. Stillson, C. Stone, S. Strawser I958 G. Suprano, R. Susek A ger, J. Sykes, P. Sypenic D. Thaxto A. Thomas, . Thomas, C. Thomas, . ompson, R. Timblin M. Torkeo, A. Traini, S. Tusing, J. Uecker, R. VanHorn, K. VanTine P. Vassar, C. Venglik, R. Vent, M. Vetovich, J. Vining, C. Vitale E. Vonderheid, C. Wagner, E. Walenta, D. Wall, J. Walsh, B. Warren D. Wasson, B. Watkins, R. Watt, P. Waugh, R. Weston, R. Whittaker E. Widmer, P. Wielobob, J. Wilczek, J. Williams, B. Wilson, D. Wilson M. Windsor, C. Wise, R. Wojnar, R. Woods, N. Wooten, R. Wygonik I. Yarema, R. Yockman, S. Zabec, R. Zampogna, R. Zawodniak, J. Zibreg J. Zimmerman, J. Ziol V. Zola J. Zwergel E ie 5? :si 53 QE iss M 25 Qs 512 m me 25 5 if X2 3, 5 E 2 3 E :za 2 Q E s Everyone enjoyed the good food and entertainment at the Stu- dent Council banquet. THE STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council, composed of forty- two representatives from the home rooms, plus nine members of the executive board, is responsible for planning and regulating extra-curricular activities, including assembly programs and club affairs. It functions under the leadership of Lester Smith, president, and Mr. Vorlage, busy faculty adviser. A special matinee performance of Bernardine'l was sponsored by the council to help pay off its obligations on the student lounge. First Row: B. Kozar, P. Keitzer, C. Onifer, WV. Couchman, F. Frederick, A. Ely, M. Fletcher, B. Ceccarelli, R. Alessio, B. Shaw, L. Smith, M. Orchik, R. Zaydel Second Row: W. L. Vorlage, E. Roberts, K. Quigley, B. Russo, J. Lackey, A. Moses, D. Falcon, P. Misczak, A. Abraham, P. Flynn, L. Sproull, P. Anderson, S. Wills, P. Juliano, G. Elwood Third Row: J. Moore, H. Hageal, B. Kochanski, A. Burford, E. Collodi, J. Pessolano, J. Haddad, E. Bush, M. McGinnis, J. Ciciarelli, W. Conners, J. Johnson, R. Loughran, T. Lavery, J. Holeva First Row: G. Matyas, C. Oliver, C. Aftanas, K. Quigley, N. Medley, N. Shaw, C. Zajdel, J. Couchman, A. Lessig, S. Meyers, A. Jiuliani Second Row: C. Vensel, J. Gensbigler, L. Kucharski, M. Myers, P. Sharkey, S. Burgart, M. Fletcher, G. Elwood, V. Morgan, B. Kozar Third Row: C. Hawk, R. Kovach, D. Szymanski, W. Turner, J. Kopelman, J. Haddad, R. Veitch, R. Fronduti, A. Duerr, N. Feola, Mr. Batiste Fourth Row: D. Habura, K. Pokrant, B. Shaw, P. Moore, P. Bergmann, T. Henderson, J. Johnson, L. Smith, H. Haser, J. Rosak, R. Romig, M. Cappone, R. Cummings, W. Imm THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Membership in the National Honor Society is an honor coveted by those who excel in scholarship, leadership, character, and service. The members are selected by the faculty council. The opportunity to compete for the N.H.S. scholarship examinations is extended to all the members. Mr. Batiste is the sponsor of the organization, and Mr. Slosky is treas- urer. Officers are Robert Fronduti, Jane Gensbigler, and Anne Lessig. THE STUDENT BANK Seated: M. Sudnik, D. Szymanski C. Zajdel, N. Medley, K. Quigley J. Williams Standing: M. Cappone, E. Polczyn- ski, P. Uptegraph, E. Remaley M. Hess, M. Festa, B. Kozar, A. Kobelenske, C. Hawk, Mr. Vorlage THE ASSEMBLY STAFF First Row: R. Balmer, F, Muder, J, Fraino, T. Foley, K. Moore, R. Vent, J. Schmitt, B. Pearlman Second Row: R. Alessio, T. Holo- witz, B. Reese, J. Pelegrinelli, B. Massi, K. Simms, J. McCammon, J. Kosheba, D. Barckoff, Mr. Upton Third Row: R. Yetka, R. Cummings, J. Woods, R. Vanetta, R. Wilson, J. Holowitz, D. Wilson, P. Voyten, M. Cappone, R. Yobp, T. Rice THE MONITORS First Row: R. Yobp, P. Juliano, R. Bateman, L. Koneski, D. Keiser, R. Bailey, J. Moore, G. Herman Second Row: Mr. Dunn, J. Nader, W. Feil, C. Johnson, K. Rowles, V. Swierczewski, J. Kosheba, S. Taraszewski, D. Paterak, R. Balmer, G. Burlbaugh Third Row: R. Block, R. Alessio, F. Dominik, K. Thornton, B. Shaw, T. Bogany, T. Gorney, J. Rosak, J. Holeva v THE ATTENDANCE STAFF Seated: C. Thomas, C. Rozpierski, M. A. Irwin, B. Pomykala, Miss Boucher Standing: M. Marziale, F. Marino, D. Sypulski Several groups at Ken Hi have been or- ganized primarily to be of service to the school. First is the Student Bank, capably supervised by Mr. Vorlage. Funds deposited in the bank in 1956-1957 exceeded S100,000. The service supplied by the Assembly StaH, directed by Mr. Upton, includes oper- ating the Audio-Visual Aids and stage equip- ment. The Monitors, with Mr. Dunn as their sponsor, regulate the passing of students between classes and at fire and air raid drills. The Attendance Staff keeps a record of section room and class absentees and does other clerical work in Miss Boucl'1er's office. Another group which serves is the Library Stab' which assists Miss Ewing in general library work. STAFF THE LIBRARY N. Ney, S. Peterson P Eberhart, E. Miller H Zediak, Miss Ewing First Row: F. Frederick, J. Haddad, F. Muder, L. Smith, B. Shaw, H. Roper, N. Feola, W. Couchman, E. Collodi, R. Bailey, W. Leasure, J. Moore Second Row: Mr. Vorlage, P. O'Mara, P. Juliano, E. Bush, J. Coy, R. Reese, R. Stevens, R. Parsons, A. Forsman, K. Pokrant, L. Wheeler, T. Regoli, P. Crowley, K. Rowles, R. Ambrose, D. Bolig, R. Venglik Third Row: R. Peebles, G. Herman, R. Yobp, R. Alessio, J. Seria, K. Gilkey, R. Romig, W. Connor, W. Fortson, J. Ciciarelli, J. Kelley, P. Bergmann, J. Sanner, J. Johnson, P. Moore THE KEY CLUB The Key Club, under the guidance of Mr. Vorlage, is a service club serving the com- munity and the school. Some of the projects are helping at the blood center, cleaning the football stadium, and operating the concession stand at basketball games. THE LEADERS CLUB The Leaders Club, sponsored by Miss Pas- caretta, is made up of junior and senior girls who assist in gym classes and tournaments. Molly Fletcher is president and Carolyn Bishop is secretary. First Row: B. Cicolini, C. Onifer, S. Miller, K. Quigley, D. DeMao, N. Sams, D. Drew, E. Roberts, E. Rorabaugh, B. Kochanski, P. Paterak, C. Miles, R. Hollis Second Row: M. Sobota, B. Heckman, F. O'Neil, S. Tusing, L. Murar, K. Fassett, D. Kaforey, P. Widmer, D. Shaffer, B. Irvine, S. Pierce, M. Bishop, B. Kunes, D. Chambers Third Row: M. Fletcher, S. Burgart, G. Elwood, C. Bishop, M. Drew, J. Gensbigler, V. Morgan, J. Couchman, S. Newby, M. Henkel, C. Rozpierski, D. Szymanski, J. Schlekat, J. Walter, K. Double RED First Row: J. D. Falcon, Meledandri, Vonderheid, Second Row: CROSS COUNCIL Roll, H. Smith, J. Nemeth F. Muder, D. Fassett, L P. Guida, R. Bailey, E F. Woodward Mrs. Fields, E. Widmer, V. Morgan, M. Hess, L. Susek, M. A. Peterson, L. Crail, B. Fliss, D. Chambers, E. Ofiesh, B. Irvine, J. Bogardus, B. Kane, D. K. Davis, R. Smetanick Third Row: M. McGinnis, J. Seria, S McKee, W. Powell, R. Bitar, W. Pavlik T. Petherick, P. Bergmann, I. Tylinski ART SERVICE CLUB First Row: J. Fraino, B. Flynn, M. Kore- nowski, R. Kovach, B. Bedell, D. Cham bers, D. I-Iodil, F. O'Neil, R. Vent Second Row: Miss Fry, C. Specht, A. Duerr, M. Harvey, E. Miller, J. Wilczek, P. Krasinski, R. Woods, J. Trainor, M. Harvey, T. Milko, K. Dananay, E. Glass, D. Paterak, J. Waugh, K. Jack THE RED CROSS COUNCIL The Red Cross Council, under the general direction of Mrs. Fields, certainly should be commended for its good work this year. Under the leadership of the officers and their sponsor, Mrs. Griesemer, the council earned 8103.46 in the Red Cross drive. THE ART SERVICE CLUB The Art Service Club is a group whose purpose is to help with or promote various artistic projects and displays in school and this community. Officers are president, Charles Spechtg vice-president, Remo Galieg treasurer, John Trainorg and secretary, Beatrice Bedell. ?'fCYQkw,Qf ,iw 'v -1 I I A TN . , .. , ..,,, Q E Miss Fry's art class works on an interesting project. THE TALEOKEN STAFF Editor .....,4..,..,.,... ,.,. G erald Johnson Assistant Editors ........,.,. Carolyn Bishop, Marie Marziale Associate Editors ,.....,,.., Susan Burgart, Mark Cappone, Jean Couchman, Arvid Duerr, Anne Lessig, Constance Rozpierski Editorial Assistants .,,.... Marilyn Bishop, Sally Carter, Dolores DeMao, Georgia Elwood, Meredith Keller, Nancy Link, George Ann Matyas, Kay Mishler, Susan Newby, Charlotte Oliver, Joyce Shonesky, Carol Vensel, Janice Williams, Judith Waugh Sports Editors ...... ,,... R obert Cummings, Lester Smith, Richard Stevens Typzsts .,..,.,.,.. ........ B arbara Bitar, Monica Golon, Susan Heid, Bernadette Koneski, Rose Lee Kruse, Patricia Misczak, Elizabeth Polczynski, Dolores Szymanski Advisers ,...... ..... L ucretia Boucher, John L. Keiser First Row: A. Duerr, M. Marziale, D. DeMao, J. Couchman, A. Lessig, B. Bitar, S. Heid, G. Elwood Second Row: J. Johnson, L. Smith, R. Cummings, C. Oliver, B. Koneski, J. VVilliams, C. Bishop, P. Misczak, M. Bishop, M. Keller, J. Shonesky, K. Mishler, C. Rozpierski, R. Stevens, Miss Boucher, Mr. Keiser Third Row: R. Kruse, E. Polczynski, S. Carter, J. Waugh, C. Vensel, D. Szymanski, S. Burgart, G. Matyas, S. Newby KENTONIAN STAFF First Row: C. Miles, C Oliver, L. Kehris, J. Bo- gardus, N. Link, D. Arabia S. Arabia Second Row: Miss Russell A. Ely, H. Smith, Polczynski, S. Abraham, Shonesky, P. Sharkey, Kovach, C. Bishop, M Bishop, M. Drew Third Row: V. Morgan, M Keller, F. Dambroski, L Murar, C. Vensel, M. Fitz- gerald, C. Waugh, J Trainor, K. Jack HANDBOOK STAFF Seated: M. Fletcher, P. Sharkey, V. Morgan, J. Gensbigler Standing: Mr. Babalis, M Cappone, R. Fronduti, G. Herman, C. Papik, L N Kucharski, J. Bogardus, Quigley, S. Peterson THE KENTONIAN The journalism class publishes the school newspaper, The Kentonianj' twice monthly. The paper's policy is to cover our school exactly as it goes. For seven consecutive years the Kentonian has won a first class rating in the Critical Service of the Univer- sity of Pittsburgh High School Publications Institute. THE HANDBOOK With Mr. Babalis as its new director, the Handbook Staff publishes a yearly guide for the students of Ken Hi. The Little Red Booki' is issued to each student, and the rules and regulations therein are expected to be known by everyone. THE FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA First Row: B. Cicolini, D. Myers, M. Marziale, J. Heckrnan, E. Zingrone, D. Fassett, P. Kowalkowski, B. Koneski, R. Kopczynski, J. McGregor, M. Festa, J. Jaraczy, E. Pierce, T. Degnan Second Row: S. Arabia, G. McGregor, P. Guiney, J. Berkoben, M. Kobelenske, J. Williams, G. Hazlett, M. Korenowski, M. Fitzgerald, G. Scott, D. Adams, L. D'Achil1e, C. McElwain, A. Jamagin, E. Block, P. Krasinski, P. Widmer, M. Rowe, B. Moore, Miss Olmer, Mrs. Potter Third Row: S. McGeary, B, Johnson, L. Trzeciak, I. Tylinski, L. Crail, R. Crawford, S. Elwood, H. Zediak, S. Stringfield, D. Brown, K. Perriello, T. Risko, L. Brooks, S. Thrower, M. Hecker, B. Rejniak, L. Nichols, M. Henkel, E. Kreitzer, B. Schneider, F. O'Neil THE FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA First Row: S. Miller, N. Link, L. Meledandri, B. Kunes, M. Monaco, M. Bishop, J. Lackey, L. Kehris, P. Sharkey, C. Oliver, C. Aftanas, F. Dambroski, J. Smith Second Row: B. Korieski, P. Kowalkowski, D. Forbes, J. Gensbigler, J. Shonesky, C. Bishop, S. Heid, M. Keller, V. Morgan, C. Guyer, P. Flynn, B. Fliss, M. Irwin, B. Meyer, Mr. Keiser Third Row: J. Kosheba, E. Collodi, R. Trzeciak, D. George, M. Foryt, R. Kruse, C. Rozpierski, J. Schlekat, C. Noca, E. Bowser, J. Waugh, A. Szymkowiak, J. Kelley, E. Cippolone THE FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA First Row: M. Marziale, M. DuVa1l, C. Kearley, P. Guida, D. Fassett, P. Guiney, G. Shultz, M. Crognale, P. Kowalkowski, M. Festa, J. Erb, K. Quigley, N, Medley, S. Heid, B. Pomykala, L. Thomas, C. Mantz, F. Ma- rino, J. Williams, P. Up- tegraph, C. Zajdel Second Row: Mrs. Delia, G. Scott, B. Koneski, M. S0- bota, N. Gould, S. Kapalka, M. Clontz, D. Householder, P. McCutcheon, P. Ray, L. Kyllonen, M. Hess, K. Fassett, P. Laskey, D. Kaforey, L. Trzeciak, B. Canning, R. Kopczynski, B. Bitar, A. Nemeth, D. DeMao, Miss Casillo, B. Rejniak Third Row: B. Lavery, M. Sudnik, R. Kruse, G. Max- well, L. Lukomski, L. Domansky, C. Pomfret, D. Szymanski, H. Zediak, B. Kozar, G. Matyas, B. Sams, M. Logan, J. Checco, D. Weister, V. Stone, E. Jezewski, E. Luporter, B. Heckman, L. Crail, E. Re- maley, E. Kreitzer, C. Rozpierski, C. Dananay, E. Polczynski, L. Sevick, J. Berlinski First Row: J. McGivern, J. Second Row: T. Kulick, J. Third Row: C. Loos, C. First Row: P. Misczak, C. Se Third Row: L. Murar, J. THE FUTURE NURSES OF Several clubs at Ken Hi are units of national organizations. Miss Olmer and Mrs. Potter are advisers for the Future Home- makers of America whose goal is to improve personal, family, and community living. The Future Teachers of America, with Miss Eiges and Mr. Keiser as mentors, is composed of juniors and seniors interested in entering the teaching profession. Just this year the Com- AMERICA Bogardus, P. Hudock, E. Nealer, A. Kelly, S. Kaelin, B. Oberleiter, J. Aszkinie- wicz, H. Evans, M. Re- maley, S. Lovar, T. Ward, ri. Cnarckon, E. Rorabaugn, M. Suzio, P. Torok, B, Irvine, M. Bryant, N. Nelson, F. Compton Goss, S. Wills, K. Heymers, D. Caesar, P. Flynn, N. Wooten, J. Zimmerman, P. Roberts, D. Rowe, L. Schreckengost, E. Pierce, K. Kelly, G. Brutsky, B. Nixon, D. Albert, D. Boretsky, D. Adams, R. Hollis, K. Guy, Mrs. Fields Bentlejewski, C. Adams, P. Lancuski, G. Hazlett, J. Miller, P. Anderson, N. Girardi, D. McIntyre, L. Sproull, M. Windson, C. Curtis, M. Vining, L. Lewis, C. Miles, P. Paterak, V. Martucci, K. Arbott, M. Adams, T. Martucci Ross, S. Berg, C. Guyer, C. Kuminski, L. Susek, M. Peterson, L. Voland, P. Cevario, D. Cummings, R. Crowell, S. Kersten, S. Frederick, V. Snyder, C. Vitale, M. Marini, P. Sy- penick, G. Solomon, J. Jedlowski cond Row: D. Bercel, N. DeSimone, J. Smith, E. McMillan, C. Waugh, J. White, L. VanTine, J. Kaufman, K. Keczmer, D. Pirrone, M. Meese, M. Bralski, G. Klimczyk, B. Petrarca, M. Kulick, R. Kovach, P. Schmitt, P. Kosheba, E. Evans, L. Lewis, K. Thomas Hrivnak, A. Ziencik, J. Yeager, E. Edgar, P. Hawk, L. Krisleit, R. Crawford, S. Elwood, L. Nichols, S. Koteski, P. Wills, D. Davis, L. Whipp, M. Drew, E. Bowser, S. Beck, C. Geiger, P. Waugh, E. Glass, D. Drag, P. Presken mercial Club became the Future Business Leaders of America when it was formally installed. Miss Casillo and Mrs. Delia are the sponsors. Miss Ruth Fields supervises the Future Nurses, a group of 145 girls contem- plating a career in nursing. This year the Candy Stripersv volunteered their services at Citizens General Hospital. 'e hW l-'c ' H- r fM'M..'r.:xca.i.. Seated: J. Bosak, A. King, J. Maxwell, B. Gates, V. Grabowski, E. Seijo I Standing: Mr. Malyn, R. Domianick, D. Gilbert, E. Kubiak, R. Forsman, M. Uncapher, J. Liotta, T. Faith, T. Knosky, R. Dzurovcin, J. Radaker THE DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUB The Distributive Education Club, advised by Mr. Malyn, is a social and educational organization for the distributive education students. Two of its main activities are raising money for the foreign student drive and taking Held trips to various businesses related to their work. jay Radaker and Joan Liotta of the D. E. class set up a UNICEF display made by the Geography Club. THE GEOGRAPHY CLUB The Geography Club is a division of the Geography Club of Western Pennsylvania and the National Council of Geography Teachers. One of the major projects of the club is to participate in the geography show at the Buhl Planetarium. Miss Roberts is the sponsor. THE IR. TOWN MEETING The Junior Town Meeting group is directed this year by Miss Hood. The members are chosen because of their interest in community and world affairs and their ability and desire to speak in public. Charlotte Oliver, Ron Alessio, Marilyn Drew, and Judie Waugh are the officers. GEOGRAPHY CLUB Kneeling: F. Kerr, L. D'- Achille, C. McElwain, N. Link, F. Dambroski, I. Ty- linski, G, Elwood Standing: R. Remich, J. Zipp, T. Brooks, Miss Roberts, W. D, Davis, F. Kasprzyk, W. R, Davis, J. Pryor JUNIOR TOWN MEETING First Row: G. Brutsky, J. Mason, P. Paterak, C. Oliver, J. Kovach, J. Smith, D. Sarti Second Row: R. Kane, K. Mishler, A. Ely, J. Gens- bigler, M. Hunter, G. Elwood, J. Kopelman, M, Drew, S. Newby, Miss Hood Third Row: W. Couchman, D. Paterak, G. Matyas, M. Henkel, R. Parsons, R. Alessio, M. Orchik, J. Waugh First Row: N. Sams, S. Meyers, M. Monaco, D. Drew, P. Sharkey, M. Burke, S. Pierce, P. Schmitt, G. Elwood, J. Gensbigler, E. Jezewski, S. Abraham, C. Noca, H. Smith Second Row: M. Fitzgerald, J. Lizzi, F. Muder, J. Kopelman, B. Reese, D. Paterak, S. Newby, S. Stayer, T. Fitzgerald, T. Bogany, M. Orchik, T. Szymkowiak, J. Johnson, Mrs. Klinke Third Row: R. Stevens, S. McKee, R. Loughran, P. Bergmann, D. Black, R. Yobp, L. Smith THE DRAMATIC CLUB The Dramatic Club, under the direction of Mrs. Alice Klinke, had many varied activities this year, among which were the trip to the Jennerstown Mountain Playhouse to see Mrs Klinke gives directions to Ricky Loughran, Richard Stevens, Dan Paterak, and Jerry Johnson. Shakespeare's Twelfth Nightf, to the Nixon to see The Diary of Anne Frank, and the presentation of Mary Chaseis play, Bernar- dine, at Christmas time. Georgia Elwood, Sylvia Abraham, and Pat Sharkey rehearse a scene from Bernardine. THE CAMERA CLUB First Row: F. Caruso, J. Berkoben, L. D'Achille, E, Cowfer, K. Thomas, K. Davis, N. Mooney, M. Bishop, B. Kane, S. Levine, F. Kulesza Second Row: Mr. Shearer, A. Hall, B. Wilson, S. Faldowski, G. Maxwell, J. Berlinski, L. Polczynski, L. Adams, A. Ely, C. Plasczynski, N. Dunhoff, M. L. Beatty Third Row: K. Dananay, R. Heckman, K. Jack, J. Heller, L. Korzon, A, Duerr, C. Brooks, S. Ab- raham, L. Sevick THE CHESS CLUB First Row: F. Muder, A. Traini, M. Barnes, D. Hill, M. A. Hileman, J. Gallian Second Row: Mr. Oliver, A. Ely, R. Veitch, D. Paterak, R. Alessio, E. Hensel, C. Miller, S. Stayer, R. Venglik, M. Cappone Third Row: B. Pearlman, R. Gancas, R. Bitar, R. Block, K. Thornton, P. Bergmann, A. Duerr, B. Murray, B. Murphy THE CAMERA CLUB The Camera Club, under the direction of Mr. Shearer, is an organization which pro- vides interested students with an opportunity to study and practice the different techniques of photography. Monthly contests give the members opportunities to use their skills in taking, developing, and printing pictures. THE CHESS CLUB One of the newest clubs in the school, the Chess Club, is one of the most unusual in purpose. It was founded early in 1957 for the sole purpose of banding together those students who had a sincere interest in the ancient and regal game of chess. Members of the club are paired off to play matches and then tournaments according to the Swiss system. dark room for the Camera Club. Frank Kulesza, Marilyn Bishop, and Steven Levine make good use of the THE GERMAN CLUB ww EWS- D-T5 302. - Pr:- G7 1 ZZ!-4 Fwgl Q9 '53 5-1,5 F5545 5UIUFfIWr-JUWQP-I Juliano, T. Solomon Babalis Block, W. Fortson SPANISH CLUB 'El 3 FY 71 O E S 3 C! 3 5 mlPr'Zrf4 DelDuca, C. Bishop, Kaelin, J. Eger, S. Meyers P. Sharkey, S. Warden Mr. George Gensbigler, C. Blecharz El. CIRCULO ESPANOI. El Circulo Espanol is the new Spanish language club organized this year, with Miss Gosetti and Mr. George as sponsors. Their motto is Adelante, siempre adelantef' Officers are Jack Rosak, president, Nolan Jones, vice- presidentg Sylvia Meyers, secretary, and Jane Gensbigler, treasurer. Szymanski, J. Shonesky C. Noca, P. Kosheba Fourth Row: C. Papik, F Dominik, A. Szymkowiak P. Bergmann, J. Rosak P. Warden, B. Shaw, R Romig, R. Sennett, J. Roll N. Jones, W. Couchman THE GERMAN CLUB The German Club, under the guidance of Mr. Gust Babalis, seeks German culture. This year they have taken on the tremendous task of supervising the foreign student drive at Ken Hi. To be a member of this club, one has to be taking German or have already completed two years of it. First Row: R. Yobp, K. Moore, F. Kulesza, S. Meyers, B. Pearlman, R. Wojnar, R. Zolna, E. Reif- Second Row: T. Rice, . Henderson, F. Hince, . Haas, M. Mitchell, . Mester, W. Couchman, . Veitch, K. Pokrant, . Zaborsky, G. Schaller, . Balmer, P. Voyten, . Hensel, E. Devecka, , Boggs, L. Wheeler, . Schuricht, T. Sokol, Mr. Third Row: D. Paterak, P. Armstrong, R. Fronduti, M. Cappone, R. Alessio, R. Moore, W. Bowers, C. Miller, K. Walsh, T. Ar- butiski, R. Zaydel, J. John- son, J. McCullough, R. Doyle, L. Meledandri, . Brown, J. Nemeth, . Ziencik, P. Hudock, . D. Drew, H. Taradena: Second Row: A. Lessig, J. A. Nemeth, B. Petrie, Li Kehris, D. Chambers, E. McMillan, K. Thrower, D. Third Row: F. Kasprzyk, L. Kunec, N. Bnrrel'i, L. Ko- nesky, C. Hardaway, R. Bitar, E. Yarussi, E. Cipol- lone, G. Gavhart. L. Whipp, Hi .Lf Members of the Science Club inspect an oscilloscope. THE SCIENCE CLUB The Science Club is an organization of students who are interested in furthering and developing their knowledge of science. Under the guidance of Mr. C. H. Walter, the club First Row: F. Muder, J. Haddad, R. Fronduti, S. Stayer J Kopelman J Moore W Couchman L Solomon Second Row: N. Feola, J. Johnson, R. Loughran, E. Hensel C Miller E Vonderheid W Turner A Duerr Third Row: D. Habura, D. Black, D. Berta, W. Klingensmith C Ambrose Fourth Row: T, Henderson, K. Walsh, H. Heavner, P Bergmann R Alessio M Cappone Mr Walter M fzliz V11 f THE SENIOR TRI-HI-Y First Row: Mrs. Terwilliger, V. Montgomery, D. Wiley, J. McGregor, M. Golon, B. Cicolini, M. Marziale, M. Duval, S. Arabia, F. Caruso, S. Miller, D. Arabia, D. DeMao, P. Kowalkowski, P. Guida, M. Festa, J. Erb, E. Polczynski, C. Noca Second Row: C. Aftanas, B. Johnson, B. Hilliard, P. Guiney, J. A. Smith, B. Koneski, C. Oliver, B. Lavery, F. Marino, J. Goss, B. Charckon, B. Bitar, N. Sams, S. Abraham, L, Sevick, T. Ward, J. Berlinski Third Row: F. Dambroski, C. Ross, S. Heid, P. Misczak, M. Keller, J. DelDuca, S. Burgart, P. Sharkey, J. Shonesky, D. Szy- manski, F. Kerr, C. Zajdel, P. Uptegraph, M. Bryant, S. Stringiield, D. Householder, R. Cappello, G. Naviglia, A. Fox Fourth Row: G. Kendall, E. Crawford, R. Kopczynski, B. Canning, L. Trzeciak, D. Kaforey, P. Laskey, K. Fassett, I. Tylinski, H. Smith, M. Fletcher, G. Elwood, T. Risko, K. Perriello, D. Brown, M. Hess, G. Maxwell, C. Hawk, H. Zediak, C. Pomfret Fifth Row: C. McElwain, E. Miller, C. Miles, L. Brooks, K. Mishler, S. Newby, A. Jiuliani, M. Henkel, G. Maytas, M. Fitzgerald, P. Kosheba, D. Pike, C. Vensel, E. Kreitzer, C. Rozpierski, S. Beck, M. Drew, E. Bowser, K. Dananay, J. Waugh THE TRI-'HI-Y ORGANIZATIONS The Tri-Hi-Y groups are part of a state- wide organization sponsored by the local Y.M.C.A. Their purpose is to create, main- tain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian char- acter. The senior group, with Mrs. Terwilliger as sponsor, has continued its support of Susan Swertz, their little adopted girl. Bernadette Koneski is president, Arlene Jiuliani, vice- presidentg Monica Golon, secretary, Pat Sharkey, treasurer, and Frances Dambroski, program chairman. The Junior Tri-Hi-Y club undertook a new project this year when it conducted the drive for funds for the Muscular Dystrophy drive. They were assisted by the Future Nurses. Officers are Betty Ceccarelli, president, Marie Foryt, vice-president, Judy Miller, treasurerg and Pat Torok, secretary. Miss Kay Hood is the active sponsor of the Sophomore Tri-Hi-Y. This year's projects in- cluded sending games to Polk Hospital, gifts to the Aspinwall Hospital, and selling candy to finance the Shamrock Ball. Virginia Snyder, Betty Holeva, Delores Falcon, and Dorothy Ream are the student leaders. THE JUNIOR TRI-HI-Y First Row: J. Bogardus, L. Meledandri, P. Torok, B. Oberleiter, M. Remaley, G. Shultz, B. Pomykala, M. Crognale, M. J. Woomer, D, Bercel, L. Tusing, N. Penman, M. Fitzgerald, J. Penman, H. Taradena, D. Drew, A. Nemeth, J. Eger, J. Mantz, L. Thomas, P. Turack, J. Grillo Second Row: G. Brutsky, K. Kelly, J. Heckman, C. Corey, A. Nix, C, Heymers, A. M. Ziencik, M. Sobota, J. Hrivnak, C. Dzanaj, L. Kyllonen, C. Turney, J. Lackey, M. Monaco, B. Russo, B. Kunes, M. Logan, P. Hickox, L. Domansky, L. Lukomski, E. Balla, L. Brown, B. Gretz Third Row: Miss Boucher, A. Uncapher, J. Checco, P. Ray, E. Block, P. Lancuski, P. Krasinski, C. Double, S. Lovar, S. Tramonti, N. Elder, D. Adams, B. Fliss, B. Heckman, B. Moore, P. Flynn, M. A. Irwin, C. Guyer, D. Sypulski, S. Peterson, S. Young, M. H. Suzio Fourth Row: B. Petrarca, L. Sproull, D. McIntyre, N. Girardi, J. Miller, G. Klimczyk, E. Luporter, B. Bauman, C. Venter, C. Bentlejewski, E. Jezewski, J. Walter, L. Crail, B. George, M. A. Peterson, B. Meyer, P. Anderson, E. Tipton, C. Yost, C. Karpinski Fifth Row: W. Tarr, S. Walkowiak, M. Foryt, D. Weister, V. Stone, P. Householder, S. Elwood, R. Crawford, L. Krisleit, F. Compton, C. Kuzmick, S. Upton, B. Ceccarelli, S. Wills, D. Panfil, S. Koteski, J. Yeager, R. Florek, C. Geiger, B. Schneider THE SOPHOMORE TRI-HI-Y First Row: B. Watkins, J. Bogardus, B. Korowicki, J. Nemeth, L. Pomfret, J. Schafer, J. Kunkle, I. Yarema, S. Smith, B. Kochanski, P. David, N. Doyle, K. Shaw, A. Moses, B. Kopczynski, J. Artman Second Row: K. Gorney, M. Rygelski, M. Cashell, B. Medley, M. Bishop, P. Bacu, B. Stewart, D. Huffman, F. Hayes, J. Ansilio, P. Kitzer, D. Falcon, R. Fassett, C. Keyes, M. L. Fritz, D. Nelson, M. Clark Third Row: Miss Hood, A. Cevario, D. Cummings, D. Stickley, A. Murray, M. Moses, S. Ostrosky, M. Santucci, S. Tusing. P. Paterak, V. Snyder, B. Holeva, S. Kersten, A. Muder, N. DeSimone, B. Murray, L. Matisz, H, Srnolenak Fourth Row: B. Flynn, D. Bowser, M. Glovier, E. Crawford, C. Wise, A. Abraham, D. Bergad, P. Sypenick, C. Plasczynski, S. Evans, M. Meese, J. Salisbury, R. Woods, J. Reimer, P. Eberhart, P. Gawlik, K. Kovach, M. Remaley, Y. Harris Fifth Row: J. Uecker, J. Ostrosky, P. Wielobob, H. Farneth, A. Huntington, V. Oliver, J. Jedlowski, R. Gordon, D. Kocharski, E. Mangini, C. Blecharz, M. Hunter, M. Siuta, E. Beatty, J. Pirrone, D. Jaskiewicz, C. Venglik, E. Evans The Junior Choir is practicing diligently. THE SENIOR CHOIR Each of the vocal musical groups is directed by Miss Bruno. One of the outstanding ac- complishments of the Senior Mixed Choir this year was their appearance on television station WQED. As another attraction in our new building the Choir was host to the Valley Choral Festival. The junior Mixed Choir is an ambitious group of students in training for the senior group. They have aided in many of the music department projects. The Sophomore Girls Chorus includes any sopho- more girl who wishes to improve her singing. This group performs at the Christmas and spring concerts. Many of the girls eventually become members of the Senior Mixed Choir. First Row: R. Bailey, D. Sarti, J. Moore, S. Miller, R. Hutcherson, D. Bercel, P. Guida, L. Lukomski, L. Meledandri, M. Monaco, L. Kehris, M. Cook, B. Bedell, C. Zajdel Second Row: L. Domansky, D. Bortesky, B. Lavery, S. Meyers, B. Bitar, G. Hazlett, A. Lessig, J. Couchman, J. Eger, D. Drew, N. Sams, P. Hickox, N. Elder, K. Duddy, P. Paterak, P. Sharkey, B. George, H. Taradena Third Row: D. Paterak, H. Smith, J. Miller, D. Caesar, L. Brewer, S. Wills, G. Elwood, M. Fletcher, S. Burgart, V. Morgan, M. Keller, K. Mishler, J. Gensbigler, L. VanTine, C. Vensel, L. Susek, P. Schmitt, M. Foryt, C. Oliver, R. Zeolla Fourth Row: M. Mitchell, S. Carter, F. O'Neil, L. Brooks, C. Aftanas, B. Ceccarelli, F. Dambroski, D. Davis, S. Abraham, J. Haas, D. Latella, F. Kasprzyk, T. Petherick, W. Szajna, J. Modolo, R. Gancas, R. Peebles, G. Gayhart, J. Zipp, D. Trzeciak, G. Sprumont Fifth Row: J. Nader, C. Papik, K. Rowles, W. Pavlik, M. Orchik, R. Martucci, D. Lasher, E. Hensel, E. Devecka, J. Szymkowiak, T. Bogany, R. Saccamano, R. Evans, R. Block, F. Matthews, J. Woods, J. Oliver, K. Kanouff, T. Rice, D. Gilkey, K. Thornton, J. Williams an gif! 'I E 2 F? -. golf! - Q mn :E ,gi gs ii 4? 'W' am' Q mx, W fm AMW MW ...f A QA is 5 First Row: V. Nery, G. Bercel, W. Berlinski, D. Rowe, R. Peebles, T. Orrnesher, L. Solomon, E. Glass, D. Ream, J. Haddad, T. Miller Second Row: W. Croissant, D. Keiser, J. McCammon, B. Pearlman, G. Brutsky, G. Willard, A. Kurpakus, D. Pike, A. Jiuliani, B. Kunkle, E. Finn Third Row: D. Alquist, R. Stevens, H. Heavner, G. Bussotti, R. Beuth, B. Kunes, M. Hunter, R. Zolna, D. Stickley, D. Cooper, G. Heavner, P. McCollum Fourth Row: P. Bacu, J. Schafer, J. Kaufman, J. Pirrone, G. Matyas, R. Saccamano, N. Mooney, J. Sykes, C. Brooks, H. Mannella. J. Pentek, G. Kendall, W. Murray Fifth Row: L. Crail, T. Rice, J. Miller, N. Girardi, K. Kelly, A. Springer, M. Suzio, A. Gallo, R, Sekula, R. Zawodniak, C. Bradley, E. Oiiesh Sixth Row: R. Polimadei, G. Mihok, K. Walsh, G. Tyrrell, W. Leasure, D. Thaxton, W. Massi, B. Wilson, N. Elder, J. Bohrer Seventh Row: T. Holowitz, G. Folser, K. Gilkey, C. Lanning, R. Aysse THE BAND This year the Band began its busy schedule with a full week at the Booster's Camp, during which they practiced for the coming year's activities. These activities have included per- formances at Kennywood, the Steeler's foot- ball game, the Kiwanis Tri-State Band Fes- tival, pep rallies, and the football games. The Band has been chosen to represent the State of Pennsylvania on its dedication page in the national high school band book, First Chair of America. Camp is pictured in this scene. One of the lighter moments at Band K.P. duty at Band Camp THE DANCE BAND The Ken Hi Dance Band is a very active practices at Band Camp, the Dance Band organization. Under the direction of Mr. John practices once a week so it may be ready for Stephens, it has played for assemblies, pep further engagements. rallies, and the talent show. Besides the many Seated: L. Solomon, W. Croissant, R. Saccamano, A. Gallo, J. Thomas, R. Stevens Standing: T. Rice, G. Bercel, F. Frederick, V. Nery, K. Walsh, J. Bohrer, J. Haddad, R. Polimadei THE CHEERLEADERS We're from Ken Hi, couldn't be prouder! is the cheer that was chanted quite often by Sylvia Meyers, Pat Misczak, Norma Sams, Carolyn Bishop, and Marilyn Bishop, seniors, and Barbara Waugh, a junior, Ken Hi's Var- sity Cheerleaders. Their reason is evident because they cheered on to victory a mag- nificent championship football team during the 1957-58 season. CHEERLEADERS C. Bishop, P. Misczak, N. Sams, S. Meyers, B. Waugh, M. Bishop THE MAIORETTES Here's to the Raider Majorettes who do the cutest steps! This is what the Cheer- leaders sang every time the Rockettes pre- sented their shows at the games. And how true it is! The Majorettes are trained by Mr. Stephens and Mr. Babalis. MAJORETTES First Row: M. Adams, K. Quigley, J. Zimmerman, M. Connolly, D. Kaforey, P. Laskey, L. Murar, D. Libengood, S. Heid, N. Link Second Row: B. Oberleiter, D. Drew, E. Reifschneider, C. Kuzmick, L. Brown, E. Balla, S. Moore, B. Gretz, B. Petrarca K Matovcik, A. Abraham, C. Fish Third Row: C. Aftanas, L. Lewis, C. Ross, B. Resetar, C. Waugh, E. McMillan, B. Meyer, I. Tylinski, S. Upton, P. Panezich B. George, J. DelDuca Mr. Slosky shows the intricate motor of his hot Ford. Another busy group in the library. There is always something going on at Ken Hi whether working, eating, or loafing. John Fularz, Ron Remich, and Dan Habura 1S always a long line at the ticket counter. relax in the student lounge. Dolores Szymanski and Bernice Kozar are checking some totals on the adding machine. Girls in the sewing class are busy making their fall dresses. Safety first is the practice in this shop class. The girls gym class goes through its paces. The commercial exploratory classes are kept busy. Regular classroom or gymnasium work is relieved by occasional assemblies when students furnish the entertainment. Seniors have gathered in the auditorium for an assembly program. One of the skits at a senior assembly ie 2s ' g E 'K 5 Q, E vi E E 5 2? I i Z. 3 Z 2 THE COACHES Through their tireless efforts and constant drills these coaches led Ken Hi's sturdy men to an undefeated season. Mr. Brown, Mr. Fletcher, Mr. Primozic, Mr. Slosky VARSITY FOOTBALL-'I957 It goes without saying that the 1957 foot- ball season was one that will long be re- membered in the Ken Hi annals of sports. It was our first undefeated, untied season in nearly a decade, and the schedule was an unusually rough one. The season was one of the most heart-breaking for the team and the student body, too, as a siege of illness pre- vented the squad from completing their full number of scheduled games, thereby closing the beckoning doors to the Class AA championship. First Row: V. Zedler, L. Petrosky, D. Giordano, D. Perriello, W. Powell, B. Arbutiski, J. Pessolano, M. Pellegrino, B. Conwell Second Row: T. Foley, J. Cani, E. Collodi, B. Gensamer, R. Fronduti, R. Trzeciak, J. Rosak, N. Jones, B. Shaw Third Row: D. Coury, C. Davis, T. Arbutiski, R. Khalil, H. Haser, R. Drake, R. Kozikowski, A. Haidze, J. Eberhardt Ken Hi's Red Raiders take the field. The co-captains for this game are Bob Khalil and Nolan Jones. The Kenmen sweep the end for a gain. ' FOOTBALL SCORES Ken Hi 39 Vandergrift 0 Ken Hi 14 Har-Brack 0 Ken Hi 14 Johnstown 6 Ken Hi 25 McKeesport 16 Ken Hi 20 Turtle Creek 0 Ken Hi 14 Latrobe 12 Ken Hi 27 Hempiield 6 THE MANAGERS Larry Kupec, Walter Bowser, and Richard Schuricht are Keri Hi's football managers. 91 First Row: L. Kupec, J. Ciciarelli, D. Thaxton, N. Jones. J. Rosak, A. Davis, J. Haddad Second Row: R. Fronduti, W. Connor, W. Fortson, G. Easley, J. Holeva, G. Herman, E. Yarussi, Mr. Slosky VARSITY BASKETBALL Although Ken Hi wasn't the section winner this year they still turned in an admirable record. By compiling a 15-9 overall record and a 9-3 mark in league competition they merited a strong second place. We lose along with regular George Easley, three year vet- erans Jack Rosak and Nojo Jones, who were the nucleus of the team. They along with Thaxton, Herman, and Holeva composed Coach Sloskyis hard driving Raiders. Veteran managers Fronduti and Haddad too will long remember the excitement and thrills of this past season. BASKETBALL SCORES Ken Hi 37 Springdale 55 Ken Hi 41 Hempiield 39 Ken Hi 34 Leechburg 50 Ken Hi 60 Tarentum 62 Ken Hi 45 Munhall 52 Ken Hi 62 Elwood City 57 Ken Hi 57 Midland 46 Ken Hi 75 Beaver Falls 48 CTournamentj Ken Hi 50 Homestead 52 QTournamentj Ken Hi 37 Aliquippa 46 Ken Hi 67 i5Butler 64 Ken Hi 47 'kArnold 43 Ken Hi 75 'tVandergrift 64 Ken Hi 81 Plum Twp. 41 Ken Hi 66 'Kittanning 34 Ken Hi 51 'Har-Brack 54 Ken Hi 44 :FFord City 66 Ken Hi 64 9FButler' 50 Ken Hi 47 95Arnold 32 Ken Hi 79 xVandergrift 62 Ken Hi 50 Central Catholic 47 Ken Hi 72 'l'Kittannir1g 48 Ken Hi 72 'Har-Brack 46 Ken Hi 50 i Ford City 72 i'League Game First Row: W. Klingensmith, D. Perriello, R. Lipinski, W. Powell, R. Ambrose Second Row: D. Latella, G. Bussotti, M. Vetovich, J. Greiner, W. Hanka, Mr. Marshall IUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL This yearls Junior Raiders split even with an eleven and eleven mark, displaying the qualities of a fine team many times. Under the tutorship of Mr. Marshall, their new coach, the boys showed competitive spirit and good sportsmanship. Perhaps the team did not win as many games as they would have liked, but the members tried hard whether they were two points ahead or 20 points behind. BASKETBALL SCORES Ken Hi 40 Springdale 45 Ken 23 Hemplield Ken 48 Leechburg Ken 43 Tarentum Ken 27 Munhall Ken 40 Elwood City Ken 28 Midland Ken 28 Aliquippa Ken 39 Butler Ken 32 Arnold Ken 36 Vandergrift Ken Hi 49 Plum Twp. 29 Ken Kittanning Ken Har-Brack Ken Ford City Ken Butler Ken Arnold Ken Vandergrift Ken Central Catholic Ken Kittanning Ken Har-Brack Ken Ford City Jack Rosak goes into the air as George Easley The team takes time out to receive instructions and Nolan Jones look on. from Coach Slosky. Everyone seems to be looking at a plane flying Nolan Jones takes one off the boards for the overhead. Raiders. 94 First Row: R. Venglik, D. Hutchison, P. Kengor, W. Connor, V. Nery, B. Gensamer, E. Collodi, K. Rodgers, W. Brzezinski, J. Zwergel Second Row: H. Roper, B. Croissant, K. Murray, J. Bazin, L. Lambermont, D. Habura, B. Kowalkowski, J. Holeva, E. Yarussi, M. Vetovich Third Row: J. Sennett, R. Marini, D. Febbraro, A. Shukis, S. Hegedus, J. Ruckus, M. Orchik, Mr. Dunn, T. Black BASEBALL-I957 The Ken Hi baseball team coached by Mr. Dunn, who has been with the team a number of years, hnished the 1957 season with a total of six wins and live losses. With about twenty boys returning this year they hope to have a record which will make the school proud of them. BASEBALL SCORES Ken Hi 4 St. Joseph's Ken Hi 1 Freeport Ken Hi 4 Springdale Ken Hi 0 Har-Brack Ken Hi 2 Tarentum Ken Hi 6 Arnold Ken Hi 1 Freeport Ken Hi 10 Springdale Ken Hi 4 Har-Brack Ken Hi 6 Tarentum Ken Hi 6 Arnold 95 Eugene Collodi gets ready to take a cut at the ball. Fxrst Row W Couchman, C. Johnson, M. Lovic, R. Korzon, E. Finn, F. Tiziani, G. Gayhart, B. Rusek Second Row R. Yetka, D. Harshberger, B. Imm, J. Haddad, J. Pelegrinelli, V. Swierczewski, A. Panian, Finn Tiziani Korzon Ryan Perriello Harshberger Gayhart Panian Pelegrinelli Dunkel Rusek Gorney W. Kraft I E' 51 cz. W O E 2 N '1 3 W 2 5 5. W 92 W n. 5 '1 3 97 P 5 '71 5 3 5: FJ U 4: as w- 2 FU W Q7 c B D7 z: P 3 F P '1 5 'fi '1 O :1 EQ SS CLA rn O 11 P' Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. E.. DI-1 35 Zz Hz 'Qc UE 5 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 Kneeling: R. Alessio, R. Parsons, D. Habura, W. Imm, W. Couchman, R. Yetka Standing: F. Cecchini, T. Henderson, L. Ryan, Mr. Armstron nl n-23 3E-1 FE Z 525 g1,Q 3 2 V2 1 V2 1 1 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 'I 2 P O I AL Q8653 was TOT S' 5 5 4 4 4 2 1 V4 lk lfil First Row: J. Moore, B. Hajel, W. Sams, R. Ambrose, R. Silverman Second Row: Mr. Vorlage, J. Valley, J. Thomas, A. Levandosky TENNIS-I957 The 1957 season was the best in several years for Mr. Vorlage's Racketeers. They took second place in the section, losing only to Tarentum in league play. This coming season the boys of the court are looking forward to another successful season. John Thomas serves a hard one. 97 Pat Uptegraph, Judy Schlekat, and Emily Plastino enjoy a few moments relaxation in the living area. Charles Specht, Ronnie Vent, Tony Szymkowiak, and John Trainor try out the new lockers. Jean Berkoben, Pat Nealer, Nancy Link, and Wayne Dunlap work out a geography project under Mr. Hershey's direction. . . . . 9t paw T0 ORK AT URPHY' My name is Betty and 'I have a story which I think will interest many of you. It's about my ex- perience in the retailing field. Believe me, Variety Store business is fast-moving and interesting. Each counter is a store in itself. Here at Murphy's one learns retailing from the bottom up! I started out as an extra salesgirl, working every day after school. When I was graduated, I was fortunate to be placed in charge of a counter. I never knew how really interesting this work could be . . . it's just like having a shop of my own. I'm growing here, taking more responsibility as I go. There's still more room for advancement . . . I can work myself into a position of merchandise buyer, section supervisor or bookkeeper in the office. Soon I hope to be selected to train for the job of Personnel Directress in a large new Murphy Store. All of us at Murphy's have an equal chance to better ourselves. From what I can see Murphy's is tops in training . . . and there isnit a store in town to beat Murphyls on Employee benefits! If you're ambitious to make a Ngo of retailing, join the Gang,' at Murphy's soon as you can. G. C. NIIRPHY C0lVlPA Y 99 y CENTRAL DRUG STORES Famous For Low Prices New Kensington, Pa. THIS BooK IS BOUND in a SMITH CRAFTED COVER chicago, Illinois Compliments of WEAR-EVER WEAR EVER Q13 C Alu M JNUM Wal? TRADE MARK lEG.U.S. PIT. OFF. REMEMBER ! A Business Education Doesnyt Cost . . . I t Pays NEW KENSINGTON COMMERCIAL SCHOOL 156 McCargo Street EDison 7-3611 BOB MILLER SHOES 961 Fifth Avenue Shoes For The Entire F amil y IOO Best Wishes to the CLASS OF 1958 UNION SPRING AND MFG. CO. BITAR'S 933 Third Avenue Originator of the Famous Syrian Bread Sandwiches We Bake Our Own Bread We're Sure to Satisfy Your Taste Phone Orders Prepared EDison 9-9223 Compliments of Midas' Muffler Shop Freeport Road New Kensington, Pa. Compliments of OIiver's Confectionery 305 Seventh Street New Kensington, Pa. Compliments ot Cooper-McKee Insurance Co. SMITH MCKEE, JR., Prop. 1038 Fourth Avenue Compliments of KAMP'S SHOE STORE 921 Fifth Avenue Compliments of Phone: EDison 9-93 75 LiHle's Doctors Pharmacy C A N D Y L A N D 422 Ninth Street Home Made Quality Candies Phone: EDison 7-7669 417 Ninth St. New Kensington, Pa. Compliments of THETA GAMMA RHO Compliments of LEVITT BROS. Dependable Furniture Since 1906 New Kensington Vandergrift . R - 7 5 sisss g P crrr is wur tzri l sf? f.x.R?-.XRvsfsffsfssq-. - - ..'- -R R- A ws. We sg -Xfsqvs N RIVERSIDE BAKERY X S X -fix X N 1 A ,Q 3 ss ya X 869 Fourth Avenue New Kensington, Pa. X 1 K SS Q X EDison 5-4761 . 972 FIFTH AVENUE NEW KENSINGTIIN, PA.. Compliments of H. A. KLINGENSMITH 8. SONS APPLIANCES, HARDWARE, AND SPORTING GOODS 912-9 1 8 Fifth Avenue New Kensington, Pa. 101 YOU PIC K THE SPOT-WE'LL SEND YOU The World at Your Doorstep at No Additional Cost to You TE MSHIP E oR'rs HOTELS ' CRUISES ' TO uns For Detailed Information C 0 l l E D l so n 1230 FIFTH AVENUE LEONARD F. PALETTA Travel Service LIFE - REAL ESTATE 85 GENERAL INSURANCE NEW KENSINGTON, PA. Roxie Belli TROCARINO RECREATION CENTER Most Modern Alleys In The Valley 400 Freeport Street NEW KENSINGTON, PA. For Reservations Phone EDison 9-9404 0 M anagers Carl Feroce 102 Compliments of STREM STUDIOS Easy, . ,E Q 'fisfsf' viii: 865 FIFTH AVENUE NEW KENSINGTON, PA. YEARBOOK PHOTOGRAPHER FOR THE CLASS OF '58 103 Compliments of A L E X S L O A N 943 Fifth Avenue New Kensington, Pa. i KEYSTONE DAIRY T H E L M A ' S ualit Da'r P du t Q Y I y ro C S For That Something - Phones - , Different and Better EDison 7-3568 MOntrose 1-3020 329 Sixth Avenue 964 Fourth Ave. New Kensington, Pa. HILLTOP GARAGE Compliments of W. T. ECKERSLEY LARRY'S AUTO REPAIR 2015 Freeport Road 506 Eighth Street Phone: EDison 7-6331 EDison 5-5011 New Kensinton, Pa. New Kensington Typewriter Co. Compliments of Gifts - Greeting Cards 912 S P Typewriters and Office Supplies event t' . ew ensmgton' a' 931 Fifth Avenue EDison 7-3525 EDison 59440 NU-KEN CANDY AND CIGAR COMPANY Notions - Drugs - Toys - Candies For Every Season 647 Fifth Avenue EDison 7-882 1 New Kensington, Pa. Compliments of EMROSE DRUG STORE EDison 5-2941 818 Fifth Avenue , New Kensington, Pa. ARCHIE MILLER Better Values in Smarter Fashions F Of Better Merfs Wear EDison 5-4212 946 Fifth Avenue 104 L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS CLASS RINGS AND PINS DIPLOMAS - PERSONAL CARDS COMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS BALFOUR IS RECOGNIZED AS AMERICA'S FINEST REPRESENTED BY C. M. KLINGENSMITH 424 GREENHURST DRIVE PITTSBURGH 16, PA. Fleldbrook 1-6801 105 Compliments of KURREN CASUALS 507 Tenth Street EDison 5-0400 Compliments of GENERAL PRESS CORPORATION 350 East Seventh Avenue Tarentum, Pa. Compliments of Eazer's Superette and Dairybar TURNER BOOK STORE 701 Fourth Avenue New Kensington, pa. COMMERCIAL STATIONERS Office Supplies, Stationery, Gifts, Greeting Cards and Engraving Compliments of AD0'-PH'5 SHOE STORE 919 Fifth Avenue Phone: ED 7-6711 878 Fifth Ave. Phone: EDison 5-6111 Compliments of KELLER ELECTRIC COMPANY Fifth Avenue and Eighth Street EDison 7-3597 Shepard Building EDison 5-2222 Rea' Estate - Moffgages 940 Fifth Avenue New Kensington, Pe. Since 1892 New Kensington, Pa. DIAMOND TRANSFER P E R R B R O S . Outfitters for Men and Boys 1004 Stanton Avenue 950 Fifth Avenue Enisen 5-8441 EDison 5-2331 New Kensington, Pa. 106 ALWAYS ' 5 For Leadership in LOOK TO -,rg vA3wO'WiRSr5rQ:g Style and Quality New Kensington, Pa. B L O S E R ' S OFFICIAL JEWELERS TO KEN HIGH 960 Fourth Avenue Compliments SMITH LUMBER COMPANY 1284 Fifth Avenue EDison 7-4584 4 -www U .MOUSE or SINCERE SERVICE AT THE BRIDGE - 2nd AVENUE 85 N INTH STREET For The Best Deal In Town Your Dodge - Plymouth Dealer New Kensington, Pa. P E S C A T O R E IS For All Your Insurance Needs ACCESSORICESS -TTIQZS TUBES F- - 1043 Edgewood Road Phone: EDison 5-7532 Pick Up and Delivery Service New Kensington Pa. Seventh Street 85 Constitution Boulevard L MILLER BROS. SHOES 908 FIFTH AVENUE NEW KENSINGTON'S LARGEST SHOE STORE College Styles for the Teenagers 107 COMPLIMENTS OF United Glass and Cerami of North America CIO--CCL LOCAL No. I7 ARNOLD, PENNSYLVANIA United We Stand -Divided We Fall' Workers Compliments of POLLACK FURNITURE 8. APPLIANCE CO. 4th Ave. at 11th St. EDison 7-3204 The Best Comes From McKEAN'S HARDWARE Established 1890 cl Ninth Street Comer Fourth Avenue an Phone: EDison 5-1411 Musical Instruments and Supplies Music and Art Center COOPER BROTHERS Dispensers of Happiness HAROLD L. WALLY Insurance - Real Estate All Kinds 205-6 Broad Building New Kensington NEW KENSINGTON ART GLASS 8. MIRROR WORKS Art Glass, Mirrors, Beveling and Resilvering Plate and Window Glass UNITED CLEANING CO. Certified Odorless Dry Cleaning 419 Tenth Street E. J. Murtha EDison 5-7011 J. B. Piemme, Prop. EDison 5-1903 Cor. Stanton 8u Walnut M' J- STHNER SAKULSKY AGENCY Say It With Flowers And Associates 874 Fifth Avenue EDison 7-4547 'AReliability and Quality for Realtors - lnsurors - Brokers Twenty-Nine Years in Business 305 Tenth St. . EDison 7-7626 Compliments of MEADOW GOLD DAIRY, Compliments of JEROME MOTOR CO. INC' OLDSMOBILE - CADILLAC Call EDison 7-7635 Phone: EDison 7-4563 1240 Fourth Ave. Arnold, Pa. New Kensington, Pa. J. C. PENNEY CO. Always First Quality 825 Fifth Avenue New Kensington, Pa. 109 Compliments of MEMORY LANE FLOWER SHOP Flowers of Distinction Phone: EDison 5-1051 704 Fifth Avenue New Kensington Compliments of ARNOLD LUMBER COMPANY CONGRATULATIONS . . . May the Class of 1958 Have Suc- cess in A11 Their Worthy Efforts GLENN BUICK CO. Phone: EDison 7-4589 710 Fifth Avenue New Kensington STORM'S HOSIERY SHOP FOR GIFT ITEMS Hosiery - Gloves - Handbags Costume jewelry - H ankerchiefs Lingerie -- Blouses - Sweaters Sportswear - Umbrellas 945 Fifth Avenue New Kensington Compliments ol Compliments of SILVERMAN'S DRUG STORE Z I N A M Q N I S Phone: EDison 7-7691 401 Freeport St. New Kensington 972 Fifth Avenue New Kensington Compliments ol SCOTT'S BAKERY EDison 5-3751 727 North Street New Kensington Compliments oi A FRIEND J. S. PATI 81 SON PROM FORMALS FORMAL WEAR FOR ALL OCCASIONS COMPLETE RENTAL SERVICE 857 Third Avenue Phone: EDison 7-4751 110 BEST WISHES-CLASS OF '58 The Northern Westmoreland County United Labor Council President . Vice President Financial Secretary Recording Secretary Treasurer . . Sergeant at Arms Trustees . . AFL-CIO . John Haser Vern Householder . Pete Lolour Frank Speranza . Thomas Haser Joseph Daylida . Harvey Custer Samuel Hill James Haley 111 for exacting quality in yearbooks or any distinctive printing, Iook to the advantages ot HIUIJEHII IETTEHPHESS . . and you'll FIND the ultimate in ' ' QUALITY 0 0 FIDELITY ' 0 FLEXIBILITY 0 0 ECONOMY start every fine printing project by consulting your ENGRAVER and your PRINTER. Zimmerman Engraving Co. 112