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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1959 volume:

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The Administration opens the door to a promising future for each Ken High student. Through teaching, guidance, supervision, and understanding, the fac- ulty and administrators prepare students to meet with confidence what lies ahead. 1 U 1 .w,fcZf,4Tvf4w-J-jbgrjtv Ufpw yow . cl Ki Wlgjlvw 1 C , a'jM5J7ff! J dwjjvmwf ZWQMW ffm fix! if -Wm' .,::..,:: 5 gzg ..,2.: my x 5 - , , Q Km -1 x K f 'Wx 1. ,. .... rg. ,X Q X ' 5 A QM . .. gigs, .L,, , .. . . A V f I L , A L A A A A , 'E K .4 ki Q . - .. -I A W - . W, ,Sb .N A... , AX,A F A :,,k.h,f.3,L,.N,.A. 3-BL, . . X MX -fk .. , .QA -- ww fl W. ff , wk . , v .gk , - 'A -M X ww- . EE - - A- W 1 . mm 'R' M -:Jw ff www -w . e - X ffgggm-QW W- I -- gfg4Q .V- - has f:Q5i'::-,M NR' E w.-- fa-: L-2 rn -:-Held!-,Q-1:f-aw-,,g: H, -- - -LJ 5 A- K - -,,m W,,Lfe1,fssaa2.A X 5 'W A' K' if - N as .Un F, ,ii N Left to Right: Mr. Patterson, Mr. Gensamer, Dr. Vonderheid, Mr. Jefferson, Mr. Little, Miss Mazur, Mr. Giordano, Mr. Jones, Mr. Keller egaa'zd0fZacdfZ6aa.,. The Class of 1959 wishes to express its gratitude to the public-minded citizens who comprise the New Kensington Board of Education. Through their planning for educational, financial, and social functions, they have made our Alma Mater one of which we can be very proud. The members of the board include Mr. Ralph Little, president, Dr. C. G. Vonderheid, vice-president, Mr. James Patterson, treasurer, Mr. Charles Keller, Mr. Garfield Jones, Mr. Blair Gensamer, and Mr. Anthony Giordano. The Board of Education were guests of the Student Council at the annual banquet. I I I MR. OLIVER Mr. Oliver, our worthy principal, is responsible for making our school func- tion smoothly. We wish to express our sincere appreciation for the guidance, understanding, and help that he has given us. S.. .W MR. JEFFERSON Mr. JeFFerson, superintendent of schools of the New Kensington School District, works with the school directors to execute the educa- tional policies by which our schools function. He also exercises general supervision over curriculum and teaching. Our highest praise goes to his capable administration. DR. DANOVITZ Dr. Danovitz, the very capable voca- tional director and assistant principal of New Kensington High School, is the man to whom the vocational students look for help. He also helps to supervise many high school activities. 9 d I I I JOHN H. ARMSTRONG Commercial Education JANE BENGHAUSER Biology RICHARD BROWN History CATHERINE CASILLO 45 5i 4 1 GUST J. BABALIS German FRANCES BONADIO English CAROLYN BRUNO Choir Music History Music Theory BEULAH CHRISTY J. DALE APEL Chemistry ANTHONY ARABIA Biology Sr. Science JOHN BATISTE M. M. BAUGHMAN Commercial Education History LUCRETIA BOUCHE Dean of Girls SARAH BRUNO English RUTH CROSBY R THOMAS BRAUNGER Industrial Arts T. A. BURNETT History JEAN DELIA Commercial Education English Commercial Education Commercial Education JOHN DRUMM Mathematics DOROTHY EIGES History Guidance MATTHEW FRAZIER Patternmaking THEODORE GREINER Physical Education MARY ANN HOBAUGH History Health T. A. DUNN Health Athletic Director FLORENCE EWING Librarian GERTRUDE FRY Art Crafts RUTH GRIESEMER English I I I W5? VINCENT FITZMAURICE DONALD FLETCHER Mathematics Hismry Mathematics JOHN GEORGE Spanish English CAROL HARROLD English MARY GOSETTI Spanish JOHN HERCEG Mathematics CATHERINE HOOD JOHN KEISER ALICE KLINKE latin Guidance Speech Ffench Dramatics English W5? .lx . JOHN D. MATISKO Biology ' in VV L... .zi ., fi -55' GENEVIEVE OLMER Clothing MARGARET POTTER Foods ' VG v xi, L, ..I . LUVML WALTER SHEARER History English Journalism I I I GEORGE K. McDONALD Drafting EUGENE PANDOLPH Machine Shop FLORENCE ROBERTS Geography KENNETH W. SLOSKY Drivers' Training 12 C. M. KORDES MILTON MALYN Commercial Education Distributive Education JESSIE B. MOORE Social Studies ROSEMARIE PASCARETTA Physical Education HENRY NALBACH Electricity MARLENE PERINO Mathematics ALICE RORABAUGH MARTHA E: RUSSELL Latin Engllsll Journalism HARRY V. SPROULL J0l'lN G- STEPHENS Social Studies Band 4 Q K t .....c,,... :E !,,, i ts V AQIIL I , l ' HELEN TERWILLIGER ELIZABETH THOMPSON English Mathematics FRED J. UPTON Related Druhin ETHEL VORLAGE W. L. VORLAGE C. H. WALTER Themy 9 C0mme CiClI Education Commercial Education Physics Chemistry R. F. WARNER THOMAS WHITE JOAN WROBLESKI Mathematics Machine Shop Dietitian Science emezfmdea and Wane CHRISTINE ANTONACCI LOUISE BAYLE RUTH FIELDS VERONICA MAZUR Secretary Secretary School Nurse Secretary of Board of Education MATHILDA MILAUSKAS DORIS MOSKALSKI JANET OLSON NORMA WARSING Secretary Secretary Secretary Secretary I3 1 N I rl lffQ5 X Wdddfvl- Classes of Ken High open o door to friendships that may lost on lifetime. Ex- periences shored here will leove losfing memories ond will forge o bond of loycilfy from eoch of us fo our Almo Mater. Si. - m Wm 4 YJ S9 .f- yl .. QQ! HJEEEQYYS- 'wr 7Zei?5?.S' ' Abate Adamchik C. Adams D. Adams R. Adams Albert Alessio Allison Anderson CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSORS President GARY HERMAN Vice-President BETTY CECCARELLI Secretory ANTHONY SZYMKOWIAK Treasurer PATRICIA TOROK Sponsors MISS GOSETTI MISS HOBAUGH I O 0 DONALD J. ABATE Academic Adiusting to our complicated school was Red's problem last year. RONALD ADAMCHIK Academic Future Teachers Ill, IV Everyone remembers Ron's campaign slogan for :lass treasurer, Adams for Peace. CAROLYN JEAN ADAMS Academic Future Nurses ll, lll, lVp Tri-Hi-Y lVg Girls Chorus A personable girl, Carol plans a career in nursing. DARLENE ADAMS Distributive Education Tri'Hi-Y Il, Ill, lVg Future Homemakers Il, lllg Future Nurses ll Dar found many Ken Hi students still under I2 while selling tickets at the Liberty. RHODY ADAMS Vocational A iovial Fellow, Rhody is a back-slapping pal to all. DIANA ALBERT Academic Future Nurses III, IV: Tri-Hi-Y Ilp Girls Chorus ll, National Honor Society Besides her interest in Ray, Diana sees a Future as a research worker. RONALD C. ALESSIO Academic Cross-Country ll, Illg Track ll, Ill, lVg Key Club ll, Ill, lVg Monitors III, IVg Jr. Town Meeting II, Ill, IV: Student Council Il, lllp German Club Ill, lVg Choir ll, lll, lVg Taleoken Staff: National Honor Society Ron's varied activities have induced him to pursue medical research. THOMAS G. ALLISON, JR. Academic Tom enioys showing the slides which he took on his tour of Europa. PEGGY BETH ANDERSON Academic Band ll, lllg Red Cross Council llp Student Council lllg Tri-Hi-Y lll, lV5 Future Nurses lll, IV The field af nursing beckons this amiable senior. 1 6 FRANK ANGELL Academic Student Council IV Frannie, a likeable chap, is often seen with a certain redhead. PHILIP ALLEN ARMSTRONG Academic Cross-Country II, German Club ll, Ill, IV Phil's comments in German class are always laughable. DAVID ASHBY Academic Dave finds that weight lifting produces that he-man physique. JOAN MARIE ASZKINIEWICZ Academic Choir II, III, IV, Future Nurses III, IV, Tri-Hi-Y ll, Ill Jaan, a soprano in the Choir, always has a friendly smile for all. RAYMOND B. BAILEY Academic College Club Ill, IV, Taleoken Staff, Sophomore Choir II, Key Club II, Ill, IV, Monitors Il, III, IV, Mixed Choir III, IV, Bond II, Future Teachers IV, Red Cross II, Ill, IV Ray, a redheaded tenor, is usually seen around the halls with a certain twin. PEGGY JOAN BAKER Academic Red Cross ll Peggy, a newcomer to Ken Hi, seems to be finding her way around all right. KENNETH J. BAKEWELL Vocational Canvas Back Kenny is one of the reasons teachers get a few gray ones. ELAINE SUSAN BALLA Academic Maiorettes Il, Ill, Cheerleaders ll, Choir II, III, Tri-Hi-Y ll, III, IV, Future Nurses IV Elaine, a peppy maiorette, follows the actions of a certain basketball player pretty closely. WILLIAM RICHARD BALMER Academic Cross-Country II, College Club, Monitors Ill, IV, Assembly Stal? III, IV, German Club II, III, IV Dick will always remember the fun he had on the German Club picnic. DAVID BARCKHOFF General Assembly Staff III, IV Dave was usually late for homeroom because he helped Mr. Upton. WILLIAM C. BARKASI Distributive Education Bill is usually seen driving his Chevy around the school grounds. LINNEA BARTELS Academic Choir ll, Ill, Future Teachers III, IV, Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV, German Club IV, Dramatics Club III, IV, Kentonian Staff IV, College Club, Taleoken Staff, Handbook Staff, National Honor Society Linnea, the Kentonian's news editor, has been a very busy senior, we know, as we look over the long list of activities. WILLIAM BARTLETT General Bill, one of the more quiet ones, is a familiar sight in his black Ford. RONALD BATEMAN Academic Monitors II, IV, Waiters Club III, IV Ron is always at his Monitors post near the office. BARBARA BAUMAN Distributlve Education Tri-Hi-Y Ill, Distributive Education Club Barb is one of the girls who chose to work while she learns her ABC's. JAMES L. BAYNE Vocational Lawyer is the answer to why teachers' hair turns gray. BETTY BECK Commercial Choir ll, Tri-Hi-Y III Becky, as she is known to most of her friends, plans to enter the busi- ness world after graduation. BEATRICE BEDELL Academic Choir III, IV, Chorus Il, Art Club Il, Ill, IV, College Club, Spanish Club IV Bea, an active Choir member, also has a great interest in art. 17 Angell Aszkiniewicz Bakewell Barckhoft Bartlett Bayne Armstrong Bailey Balla Barkasi Bateman Beck Ili Ashby Baker Balmer Bartels Bauman Bedell er rf' g Beighley Bercel Berkoben E. Block Bogardus Bordanaro Benlleiewski Bentley Berg Bergfeld Bielata Blissell R. Block Bodnar Boggs Bohrer Boretsky Borrelli 0qn9,Uk VlVv 'ufV'w'WU V' ' l' DONALD C. BEIGHLEY Distributive Education Choir II Beig, a D. E. member, is a quiet boy with a likeable personality. CONSTANCE MARIE BENTLEJEWSKI Academic Girls' Chorus Il, Tri-Hi-Y Il, Ill, IV, Future Nurses III, IV Connie, who plans a career as a nurse, is very much interested in a certain graduate. ROBERT NEAL BENTLEY Vocational Trade school and training for a iob keep Bob, who enioys hunting, busy. DIANNE BERCEL Academic Girls' Chorus ll, Mixed Choir Ill, IV, Future Nurses Club ll, III, IV, Tri-Hi-Y Il, III, IV, Spanish Club IV, Geography Club IV Petite Dianne, one of the Choir's most active members and a future nurse, keeps everyone laughing. SANDRA M. BERG Academic Future Nurses Club III, IV, Tri-Hi-Y IV Sandy, a sweet, quiet girl, plans to make nursing her vocation. HENRY BERGFELD General Hank, .a frieiadla ssnioii who is always ' a good humor, h ividz memories o . . . cass. Z , FLORENCE M. BERKOBENV' Distribui Ed ion Flo, one of our D. E. student will' FINA' g .I 7k'Z f ,, - Ifulptlfzz RAYMOND BIELATA if X General Ch ' II Ray, a clllll senior, is usually se withf lana. ! MARGARET ANN BLISSELL General Choir ll, lll Tri-Hi-Y IV With her big smile and wonderful sense of humor, Margaret is sure to be a success in the business world. ELIZABETH BLOCK Commercial Tri-Hi-Y Il, Ill, IV, Attendance Staff IV, Future Homemakers ll, Ill Betty, a quiet, friendly girl, has the qualities of a fine secretary. ROBERT ALLEN BLOCK Academic Choir II, Ill, IV, Chess Club Il, III, IV, German Club III, IV, Monitors Club III, IV, Hi4Y ll, Future Teachers Club IV, College Club, National Honor Society Nicky, Ken High's friendly ambassador to Germany, learned a lot from his experiences abroad. RONALD HENRY BODNAR Academic German Club Ill, Art Service Club IV The mechanics of automobiles fascinate Herk, who is proud of the iob he did on his Ford. JUDITH LOUISE BOGARDUS Academic National Honor Society, Taleoken Staff, Kentonian II, Ill, IV, Handbook Stuff II, Ill, Tri-Hi-Y ll, Ill, Future Nurses Ill, Girls' Chorus ll, IV, German Club IV Petite and quiet Judy looks forward to an exciting four years at college. HARRY ARTHUR BOGGS General Gsrman Club ll, Ill Harry gets along well with teachers and students because of his quiet, hard work. JAMES BOHRER General Band Il, III, IV, Dance Band Ill, IV Fun-loving Bolo appreciates good music and enioys a well-told ioke. JOHN A. BORDONARO Academic Jack, a quiet, good looking senior, enioys hunting and fishing. DOROTHY LOUISE BORETSKY Academic Choir II, III, IV, Sophomore Tri-Hi-Y Dotty, with her beautiful soprano voice, has been a great asset to the Senior Choir. NICK BORRELLI General Spanish Club Ill, IV This likeable chap, with a ready smile for all, wants to work in an office after graduation. r. Slosky explains the detonator to his drivers' education Toni, Beve, Jim, Tony, Bill, and Frank examine the Merit ass. Scholarship test. .,.7Zfe775?S NICK BOSAK Vocational Nick likes working in Ken High's well equipped shop almost as much as he likes fishing. ROBERT J. BOSAK Vocational Lefty will always remember his many Trade School experiences. WILLIAM BOWERS Academic German Club Il, III, IV, Future Teachers IV With his pleasing smile and friendly Hi , Bill has really made himself known here at Ken Hi. RONALD BOYD General Ron is a quiet senior with o friendly way. LYNDA BREWER Academic Girls Chorus ll, Senior Choir III, IV, Future Nurses III, Geography Club IV Lindy, ci pert miss, plans to ioin the ranks of Florence Nightingale after graduation. EDMUND BRODALA General Ed, as his friends call him, has been an asset to the Senior Class. LINDA BROWN Commercial Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV, Choir II, Ill, Maiorettes Ill, IV, Spanish Club III, IV, Future Teachers IV, F.B,L.A. IV, Taleoken Staff, National Honor Society Linda, one of our mast active seniors, will always remember the per- formances on the field with the Maiorettes. WAYNE C. BROWN Vocational Wayne, a loyal Trade School student, is a car enthusiast. GLORIA BRUTSKY Academic Band ll, Ill, IV, Chorus Il, .lr. Town Meeting Il, III, Tri-Hi-Y ll, III, IV, Spanish Club IV, Taleoken Staff, Future Teachers III This friendly lass is a shining example of the old saying, Good things come in small packages. 19 0 3 K 5 sf . ' H .. X L if ' -fi i: . J-me Q - ' . N. Bosak R. Bosak Bowers Bo d Brewer Brodala Y L. Brown W. Brown Brutsky A TE wif Bulger Burlbaugh Callahan Chada Chernan Ciesielski A. Burford Bush Ceccarelli Chambers Christy Clark R. Burford Calhoun Cecchini Checco Cianflane Coates WILLIAM RALPH BULGER Academic Choir ll This senior, whose home room is l02, has a particular interest in the Junior Class. Academic ANDREW BURFORD Basketball II, Choir Il, Student Council lll, Future Teachers IV Burf, who blushes more than anyone at Ken Hi, is never seen without Blll. RONALD BURFORD Academic Track III, Dramatic Club IV, Kentonian Staff IV This hard-working member of the Dramatic Club did a superb iob in the play, The Red Shoes. GERALD BURLBAUGH Academic Football ll, Choir Il, Monitor Il, Ill Jerry, an employee of the cafeteria, will always be remembered for his famous lines, AII right, quit sneaking up in Iine. VIRGINIA CECELIA BUSH Distributive Education Quiet and friendly are two adiectives that best describe Ginny. ALVIN CALHOUN General Band Il We find Alvin in raom 102. He has such a friendly smile for everyone. JAMES CALLAHAN Vocational Jim talks incessantly about his cars and motor bikes. He is frequently seen walking through the halls with a pretty brunette. ELIZABETH ANN CECCARELLI Academic Girls Chorus Il, Band II, III, Sr. Choir III, IV, Tri-Hi-Y Il, lll, IV, Executive Boar-4 Il, Ill, IV, Student Council Il III, IV, Taleoken Staff, College Club, Leaders Club IV, National Honor Society Betty, president of the Student Council and vice-president of the Sr. Choir, is very popular among her fellow students. FREDERICK CHARLES CECCHINI Academic Future Teachers IV Cheeks, who is well known for his dancing, will never forget the good times he had ot Ken Hi. LORRAINE CHADA Distributive Education Tri'Hi-Y IV, D. E. Club Lorraine, an active member of the D. E. Club, is always laughing. She has an interest in room 107. WILLIAM CHAMBERS General Geography Club IV Bill includes the Air Force in his future plans. JACQUELINE CHECCO Commercial Girls Choir ll, Jr. Mixed Choir lll, Sr. Choir IV, Cheerleaders ll, IV, F.B.L.A. Ill, IV, Student Council IV Jackie, the Student Council treasurer, will long be remembered for her cheerleading and friendliness. EMERY CHERNAN General Quiet Emery is a bookkeeping enthusiast. ASA CHRISTY General Asa will never forget the teosings he get in home roam, concerning his collars. ANGELO CIANFLONE General Audio-Visual Aids Staff Ill, IV A friend in need makes Ciffy a friend indeed. JOHN CIESIELSKI Academic Football IV, Future Teachers IV This husky football player is popular with all students, especially with the sophomore girls. HAROLD T. CLARK Vocational Stumpy, as he is known in the Trade School, plans to ioin the Army after graduation. GLORIA COATES Academic Jr. Choir II, lll, IV, Dramatic Club IV, Leaders Club IV, Spanish Club III, IV, Art Service Club IV, Tri-Hi-Y IV Gloria, an energetic senior, is very active in the Spanish Club. 20 FRANCES LEE COMPTON Academic Jr. Mixed Choir ll: Tri-Hi-Y III, IV Fran has a cheerful greeting for all her clcassmates. MARIAN E. CONNOLLY General Jr. Choir ll, Ill: Sr. Choir IV: Maiarettes Il, Ill, IV: Tri-Hi-Y ll, Ill, IV: Commercial Club III Marian, Ken-Hi's high-stepping, head maiorette, spends her spare time with a certain redhead. WILLIAM CONNOR Academic Basketball ll, Ill, IV: Key Club Il, Ill: Student Council ll. Ill: National Honor Society Bill, one of Ken-Hi's basketball aces, is popular with all of his class- mates. MARILYN COOK General Sr. Choir Ill: F.H.A. II This bashful, but pretty, senior returned to Ken Hi from Cleveland. CAROL COREY General Choir IV: Tri-Hi4Y Il, III, IV A Gne dancer, Carol is popular with the boys. R. WILLIAM COUCHMAN Academic Crass Country ll, III: Track Il, III: Choir II, III, IV: Band Il: Ger- man Club Il, III, IV: Jr. Town Meeting Il, Ill, IV: Board of Activ- ities II, Ill, IV: Key Club ll, Ill, IV: Spanish Club III, IV: Science Club Ill: College Club: National Honor Society Bill was exchange student to Belgium last summer. He scored again as president of the PASC. GERALD H. COY Academic Football ll: Key Club Il, Ill, IV Jerry is much interested in football and is active in the Key Club. LINDA LEE CRAIL Commercial Bond ll, Ill, IV: F.B.L.A. Ill, IV: Tri-Hi-Y Ill, IV Linda, the pretty treasurer of F.B.L.A., is popular with all her teachers and classmates. CAROL RUTH CRAWFORD General Jr. Choir II, III: Tri-Hi-Y Il, Ill, IV: Future Nurses Il, Ill, IV Ruthie is looking forward to a nursing career after graduation. MARY CROGNALE Commercial Jr. Choir II, Ill: Tri-Hi-Y Il, Ill, IV: F.B.L.A. III, IV: F.H.A. ll: National Honor Society Mary, the vice-president of F.B.L.A., always has a cheery smile for all of her friends. WILLIAM CROISSANT Academic Baseball Il, Ill, IV: Band Il, Ill, IV: Audio Visual Aids Ill, IV Bill, Ken Hi Band's drum maiar, still finds time to be president af the Band and the Audio Visual Aids Staff. RICHARD DARIN Academic Dick enioys science and math and has done some experimenting with rockets. ARTHUR DAVIS Academic Basketball Il, Ill, IV A smooth basketball player, Art likes to talk the opponents into mis- takes. KATHY DAVIS Commercial Camera Club Ill, IV Kip sports a sparkling diamond engagement ring. EDWARD W. DEVECKA, JR. Academic Track Ill, IV: Choir ll, Ill, IV: German Club Il, Ill, IV: Science Club Ill: College Club: Taleoken Staff: National Honor Society Ed, a top math student, uses his spare time for Junior Achievement. YVONNE MARIE DICKSON Commercial The popular Vonnie flashes a ready smile. JAMES DINSMORE Academic Future Teachers of America IV: College Club IV The quiet type, Jim plans to be a teacher. CHARLES DIXON Academic Track Manager Ill: College Club Charlie likes to tinker with cars in his spare time. 21 X , Compton Cook Coy Crognale A. Davis Dickson Connolly Corey Crail Croissant K. Davis Dinsmore Connor Couchman Crawford Darin Devecka Dixon Cel, Ron, Fred and Jerry monopolize the camera as they go John, Norman, and Richard test the power panel in the to drafting class. electric shop. i75?S ' Domansky Dominik Double Drag Drew Dyer Dzanai Edgar Eger LOIS ANN DOMANSKY Commercial Choir ll, Ill, IV: Tri-Hi-Y Il, III, IV: Future Business leaders of America Ill, IV: Junior Red Cross Council IV: Dramatic Club IV lois, a busy girl, is one of the fine altos in the Choir. FRANK ADAM DOMINIK Academic Track Ill: Monitors Club Ill, IV: Spanish Club Ill, IV: Chess Club IV Frank con be seen between periods at his monitor post. CATHERINE DOUBLE Commercial Girls Chorus ll: Leaders Club IV: Tri-Hi'Y II, III Dub spends her mornings selling cafeteria tickets. DOLORES DRAG Academic Future Nurses II, III, IV: Tri-Hi-Y ll, IV Dolly, who hopes to be a nurse, helps out in the nurse's office. DONNA DREW Academic Maiorettes ll, Ill, IV: Choir II, III, IV: Leaders Club Il, III, IV: Tri-Hi-Y II, Ill, IV: Dramatic Club III, IV: German Club IV: College Club: Kentonian Staff IV: Taleoken Staff: National Honor Society Dee, a popular senior, seems to like the Coy type. CAROL GWYNNE DYER General Tri-Hi-Y IV A pretty blonde miss is Carol who enioys section room squabbles with LeRoy. CAROL DZANAJ Commercial Tri-Hi-Y II, Ill, IV: Future Homemakers ll, III, IV This pretty dark-haired lass will make an efficient secretory. EILEEN ROBERTA EDGAR General Future Nurses Il, Ill, IV: Camera Club Il Ginger aspires to be a nurse after she graduates. .IUDITH PHYLLIS EGER Academic Girls Chorus ll: Choir III, IV: Malorettes IV: Tri-Hi-Y ll, Ill, IV: Spanish Club Ill, IV: leaders Club IV Judy is always busy, but still finds time for a certain '56 graduate. 22 WYNONA A. ELDER Commercial Choir III, IV, Band II. III, IV, Girls Chorus II, Tri-HiAY II, III, IV Nonie, whose main interest is Ted, will be hearing wedding bells in the near future. SUZANNE ELWOOD Academic Future Homemakers ll, III, IV, Future Nurses II, III, IV, Tri-Hi-Y ll, III, IV, Red Cross II, Student Council II Susie proved her efficiency by selling lunch tickets with ease. RENATE EMMELUTH General German Club IV, Future Homemakers of America IV Renate, an attractive senior whose homeland is Germany, has en- deared herself to everyone. CLYDE GALESON ENDLICH Vocational Clyde, o hunting enthusiast, always has a smile for everyone. Distributive Education LEROY WILLIAM ESHBAUGH lee, a D.E. student, takes his iob seriously and comes well dressed to school. CAROL ANNE EVANS Commercial F.H.A. II, IV, Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV, Future Nurses Club III Carol, a quiet and attractive miss, is looking forward to a secretarial position. HILDEGARDE DOTT EVANS Commercial Chair Il, III, IV, Nurses Club III, Tri-Hi-Y IV Hilda, a quiet girl, always has a lot to say. RUSSELL MORRISON EVANS Academic Track III, IV, Choir II, III, IV, Key Club, Toleoken Staff, Hand Book Staff Bucky, musically inclined, is an accomplished organist and president of the Senior Choir. ARTHUR FAITH Vocational Arch, a vocational student, is an outstanding gymnast. WILBERT FEIL Distributive Education Football II, Monitor III, IV, Future Teachers IV Willie, one of our Monitors, worked for WaIzer's in completing his D.E. course. REGINA FEINSTEIN Commercial Future Nurses III, Tri-HifY III Regina will make a fine secretary for someone. THOMAS FERGUSON Academic Geography Club IV Fergv is usually in his Ford or is the instigator of some mischievous prank. DANIEL FESTA Academic Choir II, Key Club II, National Honor Society Dan, one of our more serious students, has big plans for the future. EDWARD FINN General Basketball II, Track II, Bank Il, III, IV, Geography Club Ill Band and track occupied most of Ed's time at Ken Hi. HARRY FITCH Vocational Harry enioyed the fine facilities of our new Trade School. MARLENE FITZGERALD C0l'l1merCldl Girls Chorus II, Tri-Hi-Y Il, III, Future Nurses II, Future Home- makers II, III, IV Marlene will always remember her happy times at Ken Hi. BARBARA FLISS Commercial Girls Chorus ll, Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV, Future Teachers III, F.B.L.A. IV, Taleoken Staff IV, Bank Staff Barb, although active in many school organizations, maintained a high scholastic average. REBECCA FLOREK Commercial In the commercial course, Rebecca is preparing for her future vocation. 23 9 Elder Endlich H. Evans Feil Festa Fitzgerald Elwood Emmeluth Eshbaugh C. Evans R. Evans Faith Feinstein Ferguson Finn Fitch Fliss Florek PATRICIA E. FLYNN General Choir Il, Ill, IV: Tri-Hi-Y ll, Ill, IV: Future Nurses IV: Future Teach- ers lll: F.B.L,A. IV Pat, a very active girl, will always remember her years in Choir. WALTER FORTSON Academic Basketball ll, Ill, IV: Track ll: Key Club II, Ill, IV: German Club ll, III, IV: National Honor Society Walt, a fine basketball player, hopes to continue his education at college. MARIE KATHERINE FORYT Commercial Choir ll, Ill, IV: Tri-Hi-Y Il, III, IV: Future Teachers Club IV III: Leaders Marie secretor of the Tri Hi Y will alwa s be remembered for her I Y ' ' r Y wonderful sense af humor. JOHN FRAINO Vocational Trade School Choir III: Visual-Aid Staff IV John never goes over 40 m. p. h. MARY ALICE FREDERICK General Choir ll, Ill, IV: Dramatics Club III, IV Dolly wants to attend college in the fall. THEODORE FREEMAN Academic Future Teachers Ted is enthusiastic about his gym class! REMO GALIE Commercial Choir ll, Ill: Camera Club IV Remo wants to die a rich man. JOSEPH GALLIAN Academic Joe is a bay who loves English. ANTHONY GALLO Academic Band Il, Ill, IV: Dance Band Ill, IV Anthony will miss his old school enemies. RONALD GANCAS Academic Chair Il, Ill, IV: Chess Club ll, III Ronnie goes crazy working physics problems. CAROL ANN GEIGER Academic Choir ll, III, IV: Future Teachers Il, Ill, IV Carol anticipates being a nurse! BARBARA ANN GEORGE General Choir II, Ill, IV: Maiorettes II, Ill, IV: Future Nurses IV Barbara also hopes to dan a nurse's white cap. DUKE GEORGE Future Teachers III, IV: Hi-Y II Duke made an unusual contribution to the football team. DOM J. GIORDANO Football ll, Ill, IV Mickey writes the neatest themes. NATALIE GIRARDI Academic Academic Academic Future Nurses Il, III: Band ll, Ill, IV: Choir ll, Ill: Future Teachers IV: Spanish Club IV: Tri-Hi-Y ll, III, IV Natalie is the treasurer of senior Tri-Hi-Y. EVELYN KAY GLASS Academic Band ll, Ill, IV: Art Service ll, Ill, IV: Tri-Hi-Y ll: Future Nurses Il, Ill, IV: Red Cross Council Il: Camera Club ll After graduation, Evelyn plans to go into nurses' training. ROGER GOSHORN Vocational Football ll Bud will never forget the experience he had after the Latrobe foot- ball game. JANET GRANTZ General Piano Ill: Geography Club IV: Future Hamemalmers of America IV Jan is a quiet girl from raom I07. Flynn Fraino Galie Gancas D. George Glass Fortson Frederick Gallian Geiger Giordano Goshorn C' Q Foryt Freeman Gallo B. George Girardi Grantz iii. x Gretz Gul Haiclze Harvey T. Hecker R. Heckman Grillo Haas Hancock Hawk B. Heckmon Heller Guyer Hack Hordoway M. Hecker J. Heckman Henderson BARBARA M. GRETZ Academic Maiorettes III, IV: Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV: Future Nurses' Club IV Barb is one of Ken Hi's talented moiorettes. She has many friends in Ken Hi. JULIE GRILLO Commercial Tri-Hi-Y ll, Ill, IV Jul is planning to go to secretarial school after graduation. CYNTHIA GUYER General Choir II. III, IV: German Club II: Tri-Hi-Y III, IV: Future Nurses Il, III, IV: Future Teachers Ill Cindy, an active senior, expects to attend college. GERALD GUZ Academic German Club II: Future Teachers IV: Student Council IV Jerry olans to go to St. Vincent's and later his plans are sure to in- clude Bonnie. JOEL E. HAAS General Choir III, IV: German Club Il, III, IV: Dramatic Club IV: Taleoken Stal-F Joel, who is sometimes known as Mr. Choir, hopes to attend Thiel College to prepare for the ministry. RICHARD HACK General Waiters Club II, IV Red, who is president of the Waiters Club, does a good iob at keeping things in order in the cafeteria at lunch time. ALAN HAIDZE Academic ootball Il, III, IV: Basketball Il: Hi-Y II, III: Future Teachers III, IV k, one of Ken Hi's football aces, will never be forgotten by his lassmates. HENRY L. HANCOCK Vocational Trade School Choir IV Henry's pastime includes cars, hunting, and fishing. CHARLES HARDAWAY General Future Teachers IV: Choiir III: Spanish Club III, IV: Hi-Y Il Chuckie is a friendly fellow who likes to tell iokes. MICHAEL HARVEY General Art Club III: Geography Club III: Chess Club IV Mike is a rather quiet senior, but we know we'll hear of his future success. PATRICIA HAWK Commercial Tri-Hi-Y II, IV: Future Nurses Ill: Red Cross Ill: Handbook Stal? IV: Future Teachers IV: Future Business Leaders of America IV Pot did an excellent iob of typing for this year's handbook. MELANIE HECKER Distributive Education Tri-Hi-Y II: Future Homemakers of America III, IV: Distributive Education Club IV Mel, a friendly quiet girl, is one of our D.E. students. THOMAS H. HECKER Vocational Tom enioys hunting and fishing very much. BEVERLY HECKMAN Commercial Leaders Club Il, IV: Tri-Hi-Y III, IV: Future Business Leaders of America III, IV: National Honor Society Bev, president of the F.B.l.A., is in training to become somebody's secretory. JANE HECKMAN General Tri-Hi-Y II, Ill, IV: Future Homemakers of America Jane can usually be found collecting attendance slips during the second period every day. RICHARD HECKMAN Distributive Education Choir II, III, IV: Chess Club II: Camera Club III: Art Service Club IV Rich is one of our industrious D.E. students. JOHN J. HELLER Vocational Stamp Club II: Camera Club III, IV John was a very helpful member of the Stamp Club in our sophomore year. THOMAS HENDERSON Academic Track ll, Ill: Cross-Country III: Art Club IV: Geography Club IV Hen, a iovial sort of fellow, enioys sports. 25 Hensel Hestwood Hilbk J. Holeva Horvath Hudock Herman Heymers Hill V. M. Holeva Householder Irvine Herrington Hickox Hince Halowitz Hrivnak Irwin if 4, r EDWARD HENSEL Academic Choir ll, lll, IV, German Club ll, lll, IV, Chess Club lll, IV, Science Club II, Ill Eddie is an asset to the bass section of the Senior Mixed Choir. GARY HERMAN General Basketball Il, lll, IV, Choir III, IV, Monitors lll, IV, Future Teachers IV, Handbook Staff lll, IV, Key Club ll, Ill, IV, National Honor Society Gary, our president for two years, is one of Ken Hi's basketball aces. JERRY HERRINGTON General Jerry is noted for his trouble making in 114. THOMAS HESTWOOD Academic Chess Club III, IV, Spanish Club Ill, IV Tom is a popular senior and is active in the Chess Club. CATHY HEYMERS General Geography Club IV, Tri-Hi-Y III, IV, Nurses' Club III, IV Porky Cathy will go far in whatever field she chooses. PRISCILLA JUDITH HICKOX Commercial Choir Il, III, IV, Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV Pris will find her niche in the business world. GERARDO CARLOS HILBK Academic Sr. Choir IV, German Club IV, Spanish Club IV, Chess Club IV, Jr. Town Meeting IV, Dramatic Club IV Gerry, our foreign exchange student, is very active in the Dramatic Club and gave a fine performance in The Red Shoes. KENNETH HILL Vocational Kenny will never forget the wonderful time he had at Ken Hi. FRANK HINCE Academic Track II, Football, German Club Il, Ill, IV Frank, a handsome fellow, has a friendly smile for everyone. JOHN HOLEVA General Basketball II, lll, IV, Baseball Il, lll, IV, Monitors Ill, IV, Future Teachers lll, IV, Student Council III, IV Big John's outstanding contribution to Ken Hi was on the basketball court. VERNA MAE HOLEVA Academic Choir Il, lll, IV, Jr. Town Meeting ll, Ill, IV, Tri-Hi-Y ll, Ill, Dra- matic Club IV, Nurses Club ll, III, Red Cross Council Verna, a popular senior, gave an excellent performance in the Red Shoes. THOMAS HOLOWITZ Academic Band ll, III, IV, Dance Band Ill, IV, Assembly Stat? II, III, IV Tom takes an active part in Band activities and is the publicity manager. ROBERT HORVATH General German Club II, Assembly Stal? Ill, IV, Waiters Club III Bob, a quiet chap, has served on the Audio-Visual Staff. PRISCILLA HOUSEHOLDER General Tri-Hi-Y ll, Ill Speedy can't get up enough speed to get to school on time. JOYCE HRIVNAK General Tri-Hi-Y ll, lll, IV, Future Nurses ll, lll, IV, Geography Club IV Joyce is an attractive girl who has a smile for everyone. PATRICIA HUDOCK Academic Future Nurses lll, IV, Spanish Club lll, Tri-Hi-Y lll Pat is a quiet girl whom everyone admires. BONNIE IRVINE Academic Red Cross Council lll, Student Council ll, Choir ll, lll, Tri-Hi-Y Il, Future Nurses ll, lll, IV, Leaders Club lll, V This young lady will certainly be an asset to the field of nursing with her cheerfulness. MARY ANN IRWIN General Choir Il, Tri-Hi-Y II, Ill, IV, Maiorettes IV, Taleoken Staff, Attendance Staff lll, IV, Future Teachers III, IV Pretty Mary Ann is one of our spirited maiorettes. 26 X 'h care and precision these senior Trade School boys Barb and Suzanne are assisted by Ray and Joel as they use form their operations. the optical range finder. .,.7Ze7?5?S KENNETH JACK General Kentonian Staff ll, Ill, IV, Key Club IV, Camera Club lll, IV Kenny is the fellow who takes the pictures one sees in the Kentonian. ROBERT JANOSKY Academic Hi-Y II, Future Teachers Ill, IV Bob made his years at Ken-Hi memories for a lifetime. ARVIE JARNAGIN Academic F.H.A. ll, Ill, IV, Leaders IV Arvie is a talkative ball of fire. WILLIAM JEROME Academic Band IV, Chess Club IV Bill, a tall musician, eniays tinkering with his Olds . EVELYN FRANCES JEZEWSKI Commercial Girls Chorus ll, lll, IV, Tri-Hi-Y Il, Ill, IV, F,H.A. ll, Future Business Leaders Ill, Dramatic Club ll, IV, Bank Staff ll, IV, National Honor Society Jaskey, treasurer of the Dramatic Club, plans to go to business college. CARL JOHNSON Academic Monitors Il, IV, Track II, Ill, IV Yohns is quite a runner. PETER JULIANO Academic German Club Il, Ill, IV, Future Teachers IV, Taleoken Staff, Student Council Ill, IV, Monitors Ill, IV, Key Club Ill, College Club, National Honor Society, Tennis Team IV Pete has o cheerful nature and is always in a good humor. JOSEPH .IURASKO Academic Jae always enioys a good laugh with his friends. SANDRA KAELIN Academic Tri-Hi-Y II, Future Nurses II, Ill, Spanish Club Ill, IV, National Honor Society Sandy participates in the Future Nurses activities and is planning to become a nurse. 27 iv'd,,s .ur- Jack Janosky Jerome Jezewski Juliana Jurasko Jarnagin Johnson Kaelin KENNETH KANOUFF General Track Ill, IV: Choir Il, Ill, IV This quiet senior enioys going to Choir. CONSTANCE L. KARPINSKI Commercial Choir ll: Tri-Hi-Y ll, III, IV: F.B.l..A. lll: Future Homemakers ll, IV Connie is always ready for a good time. FRANCIS XAVIER KASPRZYK Academic Football II: Choir ll, III, IV: German Club II: Spanish Club II, III: Geography Club III Frank, a very popular senior who is known as Casanova , plans to attend college after graduation. CAROL LOUISE KEARLY Commercial Choir III: F.H.A. ll: F.B.L.A. Ill Carol plans to make her home in Canada after graduation. LAMBRA KEHRIS Academic Choir lll, IV: Tri-Hi-Y ll: Future Teachers ll, IV: Spanish Club Ill, IV: Kentanian Staff II, Ill, IV: Taleoken StaH: Handbook Staff IV: Ken High Corner II, III, IV: College Club: National Honor Society Lambra is the Editor of the Kentonian and is looking forward to be- coming o teacher of foreign languages. DAVID KEISER Commercial Band II, Ill, IV: Monitors III, IV Dave will always remember his many bookkeeping sessions. HOWARD KELLER Academic Taleoken Staff: Science Club: College Club: National Honor Society Strange to say Howard enioys studying. ANNABEL KELLEY Academic Tri-HiAY II: Choir ll: Future Nurses III, IV Annabel plans to become a nurse. KAREN KELLY Commercial Tri-Hi-Y III, IV: Future Nurses Ill: F.B.L.A. IV: Future Teachers IV: Leaders IV Our petite Karen has o delightful sense of humor. JAMES KIRKLAND Vocational Jim plans to ioin the Army after graduation. GERALDINE KLIMCZYK Commercial Tri-Hi-Y ll, lll, IV: Future Nurses Ill: Taleoken Staff Gerry always has a friendly hello for her fellow classmates. JAMES KNAPP Vocational Jim is one of Ken Hi's more quiet Traders. LOUIS KONESKI Academic Choir Il: Spanish Club II, Ill, IV: Monitors Lou is seen either at his monitor post or speaking Spanish to some visitor in the building. JACOB KOSHEBA Academic Monitors lll, IV: Assembly Staff Ill, IV: Future Teachers III, IV: Geography Club IV: College Club: Dramatic Club IV Jake will never forget his part in the play The Red Shoes . SYLVIA KOTESKI Commercial Future Nurses III: Tri-Hi-Y III, IV Sylvia is a worthy addition to our student body: our profit is Har- Brack's loss. JOSEPH STANLEY KOWALKOWSKI General Football Il Joe often thinks of the bumps and bruises he received as o sophomore member of the J.V.'s. RODERIC KOZIKOWSKI General Football Il, III, IV Kozi was one of the bright spots on Ken-Hi's winless season. As a result, he received the Kozikowski Trophy. PATRICIA E. KRASINSKI Commercial Tri-Hi-Y ll, III, IV: F.H.A. Il, III: Art Service Club III, IV Pat will make some lucky employer a very good secretary. Kanouff Kearley Keller Kirkland Koneski Kowalkowski Karpinski Kehris A. Kelley Klimczyk Kosheba Kozikowski Kasprzyk Keiser K. Kelly Knapp Koteski Krosinski DONNA LEE KRIDER General Choir II, Leaders IV Donna, a member of Miss Pascaretta's Leaders Club, participated in the tumbling exhibition. EVELYN KRISLEIT General Choir II, Future Nurses Il, Dramatic Club IV, Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV Lynne was cast as a little girl in The Red Shoes. ELLEN MARIE KUHN General Cookie is another late-comer to the Ken-Hi scene. She attended Spring- dale in her sophomore year. DENNIS KUKULSKI Academic Football II, Choir II, Ill, IV, Dramatic Club IV Denny, who made his dehut in The Red Shoes , hos a warm smile ond winning personality. MARGARET KULICK Commercial Choir Il, Ill, Camera Club II, Future Nurses ll, III, F.B.L.A. IV, Red Cross IV, Bank Staff Ill, IV, National Honor Society Margie, a popular senior, is always ready with a cheerful smile and a helping hand. CAROLE KUMINSKI Commercial Choir Il, Bank Staff III, IV, Tri-Hi-Y II, Nurses Club ll, III, F.B.L.A. IV, National Honor Society Carole's neatness and efficiency will be a definite asset in her career os a secretary. BONNIE KUNES Academic Spanish Club III, IV, Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV, Taleoken Stalii, Future Teach- ers Il, Ill, IV, College Club, Cheerleaders II, Choir II, III, Band II, III, IV, Leader's II, Ill, IV, National Honor Society As a secretary of the Spanish Club, and secretary-treasurer of the Band, Bonnie is a very busy person at Ken High. BERNARD KUNKLE Academic Band II, III, IV, Dance Band IV, Monitors Il, IV, Assembly Stal? III, IV Bernie has been an ardent, hard-working member of the Band for three years. LAWRENCE KUPEC Academic Football Il, III, IV, Basketball II, Ill, IV, Spanish Club Ill, IV As manager of the football and basketball teams for three years, Larry will leave a hard place to fill. ANTHONY S. KURPAKUS General Band Il, III, IV, Art Service Cub IV, Library Staff IV, Golf Team IV Tony, who is a favorite with everyone, has been a Bond member for three years. CHRISTINE ANN KUZMICK General Maiarettes Ill, IV, Choir Ill, IV, Tri-Hi-Y ll, III, IV, Leaders Club IV Tina, whose main interest is Kozi, is one of our pretty maiorettes. LILLIAN MARIE KYLLONEN Commercial Tri-Hi-Y Ill, IV, Future Business Leaders III, IV Lill, a sweet little miss, plans to enter the business world after grad- uation. JOANNE LACKEY Academic Maiorettes IV, Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV, Future Teachers III, IV, Student Council Ill Ja, a popular maiorette, always has a happy smile. PATRICIA LANCUSKI General Choir ll, Tri-Hi-Y Il, Ill, IV, Attendance Staff IV, Future Nurses II, Ill, IV, F.H.A. II Pat has enioyed her experience as a Candy Striper . DENNIS LASHER Distributive Education Choir II, Ill Losh, who is vice-president of the D.E. Club, is always in a iovial mood. GERALD LEECH Vocational His friends call him Jerry Mahoney . HELEN LEJA Commercial F.H.A. ll, Tri-Hi-Y II, IV, Art Service Club IV Helen is a friendly senior from 106. LORETTA LEWIS Commercial Maiorettes II, III, IV, Choir II, III, IV, Nurses Club, Tri-Hi-Y IV Loretta, one of Ken Hi's clever moiarettes, had three unforgettable summers at Bond Camp. 29 Krider Kukulski Kunes Kurpakus Lackey Leech Krisleit Kulick Kunkle Kuzmick Lancuski Leia Kuhn Kuminski Kupec Kyllonen Lasher Lewis Ili-3 Y Ned, Gene, Tom, Les, and Ralph prove that some people do Patiently these seniors stand in the seemingly never ending study in the library. cafeteria line. 77575 ' I i f. I Linderman Logan Loos Lovar Lovic Lowe Lukomski Maglisco Malecki CHARLES LINDERMAN Distributive Education Chuck, a friendly sort of fellow, enioys outdoor sports. MARJORIE LOGAN Commercial Choir ll, lllg Tri'Hi-Y ll, Ill, IV, Future Business Leaders of America IV, Commercial Club III This busy lass is both ambitious and well-liked by her classmates. CLARA LOOS Academic Choir ll, lll, IV, Future Nurses ll, lll, IV, Leaders Club lll, IV This songbird of the senior class will soon be our Florence Nightingale. SANDRA LOVAR Academic Choir ll, lll, Tri-Hi-Y ll, lll, IV, Future Nurses Club lll Sandy has liked her senior year, especially Miss Russell's English Class. MICHAEL LOVIC General Track ll Mike, a quiet fellow, has a hi for all his classmates. HOWARD LOWE Commercial Why do they call him Hack? LORRAINE LUKOMSKI Commercial Choir II, lll, IV, Tri-Hi-Y ll, lll, IV, F,B.L.A. III, IV, Bank Staff IV, National Honor Society Lorraine is secretary of Student Council in addition to her many other activities. FRANK MAGLISCO Vocational Football Il, III In addition to playing football, Skip enioys many other sports, which include hunting and fishing. MICHAEL MALECKI Vocational National Honor Society A good looking, friendly senior, Mike takes the Vocational course. 30 S sf CAROL LEE MANTZ Commercial Choir II, Tri-Hi-Y Il, III, IV, F.B.L.A. IV, Commercial Club Ill, F.H,A. ll, IV Carol, a friendly girl, plans to be a secretary after graduation. JERRY MARELLI General Jerry, a quiet boy, has a friendly smile for everybody. WILLIAM MASSI General Band II, III, IV, Assembly Staff Il, Ill, IV Bill, a happy-go-lucky senior, has a hi for all his classmates. FRED MATTHEWS General Choir II, III, IV Freddie, a friendly fellow, enioys singing in the Choir. FRED MAZUR Vocational Freddie, a boy with a pleasing personality, enioys hunting as well as Trade School. HARRY McCREADY Distributive Education Farmer has a happy smile for all his classmates and enioys outdoor sports. CATHERINE JOYCE McCULLOUGH Distributive Education Kitten is one of our successful D.E. students. GWENDOLYN LOIS McGREGOR Commercial A wedding ring is in store for Gwen after she receives her diploma. DOLORES JEAN McINTYRE Commercial Choir ll, III, Tri-Hi-Y ll, Ill, IV, Bank Staff II, IV, F.B.L.A. IV, Future Nurses Ill, Future Teachers IV Dolly, a girl with a pleasing personality, hopes to hear wedding bells after May 26. MARTIN McLURE Vocational Friendly Martin answers to the nickname of Lee . WILLIAM B. MEANS Academic Track III, IV, Choir II, Key Club II, lll, Waiters Club IV, National Honor Society Bill, a capable senior, is a math and science whiz and hopes to attend college. LINDA LUCILLE MELEDANDRI Academic Choir II, Ill, IV, Tri-Hi-Y Il, Ill, IV, Red Cross Council III, Future Teachers Ill, IV, College Club, Student Council IV, Dramatic Club IV, Kentonian Staff IV, Spanish Club Ill, IV Linda, an active senior, plans ta enter Indiana State Teachers College. BONNIE ALICE MEYER Academic Leaders Club IV, Maiorettes Ill, IV, Tri-Hi-Y ll, Ill, IV, Future Teach- ers III, Taleoken Stalf, National Honor Society Bonnie's pleasing personality will be an asset to her future career. GERALD MIHOK Academic Band ll, Ill, IV, College Club, Stamp Club, Science Club, Golf Team IV Jerry, a hard-working senior, plans to enter college. WALTER THEODORE MILKO Academic Ted, one of our Spanish speaking students, expects to attend college after graduation. DALE MILLER Vocational Dale is one of our well-known Trade School boys. FRANK MILLER Vocational Frank, a student of Trade School, will seek employment after graduation. .lUDITI'I A. MILLER General Chair ll, III, IV, Band II, III, IV, Tri-Hi-Y ll, III, IV, Future Nurses II, Ill, Future Teachers III, Spanish Club IV Although Judy has many activities, her interests center around a cer- tain senior boy. 31 Mantz Marelli Massi Matthews Mazur McCready McCullough McGregor Mclntyre Mclure Means Meledandri Meyer Mihok Milko D. Miller F. Miller J. Miller EE. S. Miller Montgomery Morran Nassick Nery B. Nixon Mitchell B. Moore Myers Nelson Nichols K. Nixon Monaco J. Moore Nader Nemeth Nix Oberleiter SELVA MILLER Commercial Future Homemakers ll, Tri-Hi-Y IV Selva is looking forward to a successful commercial career. MARSHALL MITCHELL Academic Choir II, Ill, IV, Hi-Y II, German Club ll, Ill, IV Mitch's time is divided between his activities and a certain iunior girl. MILLICENT .IO MONACO Academic Jr. Red Cross Council II, Band II, Choir ll, Ill, IV, Spansh Club III, IV, Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV, Future Teachers Ill, IV, Dramatic Club III, IV, Maiorettes IV, Taleoken Stott, College Club, National Honor Society Amicable Millie will go far in the teaching profession. JOHN F. MONTGOMERY Known to his friends as Mighty Mouse, John is president of his home- room. BARBARA MOORE Academic Choir II, III, Future Nurses ll, IV, TriAHi-Y III, IV, Dramatic Club IV, Red Cross Council IV Barb, a member of the cast of The Red Shoes , writes letters as her pastime. JAMES G. MOORE Academic Tennis ll, III, IV, Choir ll, Ill, IV, Band ll, IV, Dance Band IV, Key Club II, III, V, Monitors III, IV, Student Council II, III, German Club II, III, IV, Future Teachers IV, Science Club, National Honor Society Jim is one of those nice things that come in small packages. SARA A. MORRAN Sophomore Girls Choir II, Tri-Hi-Y IV, Future Homemaker: IV Sally, who plans to become an airline hostess, has vivid memories of all the fun she had in gym class. PAUL MYERS General Paul, an avid sports fan from room 205, plans to attend college next year. JOHN NADER Academic Choir II, Ill, IV, Hi-Y II, Monitors III, IV, Future Teachers IV, Tale- oken Staff, College Club, Student Council ll J. B., who is so popular with all his classmates, enioyed serving as sophomore class president. NICK NASSICK Distributive Education Nick, a boy who loves fun and mischief, is one of our most active D.E. students. Vocational Commercial STANLEY RUSSELL NELSON General Fun-loving Russ had many unusual experiences in chemistry class. ANTOINETTE MARIE NEMETH Commercial Choir ll, III, Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV, Spanish Club Ill, IV, F.B.L.A. Il, Ill, IV, National Honor Society This attractive senior, who capably serves as president of the Spanish Club, is planning a career in the secretarial field. VICTOR W. NERY Academic Baseball II, Band II, Ill, IV, Dance Band II, III, IV, Golf IV, Choir IV, College Club, National Honor Society Vic, famous for his witty remarks, is kept busy studying and serving as business manager of the Band. HERBERT L. NICHOLS General Herb, who is undecided about his future plans, has a special interest in the sophomore class. ANN NIX Commercial Tri-Hi-Y Il, Ill, IV Ann, a fun-loving senior, has a special interest in Har-Brack and Tarentum. BETTY NIXON Academic Sophomore Girls Chorus II, Future Nurses ll, Ill, IV, National Honor Society Betty has gained many friends with her pleasing personality. KENNETH NIXON Academic Baseball III, IV Louie, a welcome addition from Plum High, enioys all sports, especially baseball. BARBARA OBERLEITER Academic Sophomore Choir II, Junior Mixed Choir III, IV, Future Nurses II, Ill, IV, German Club IV, Dramatic Club IV, Taleoken Staff, College Club, Maiorettes II, III, IV, Tri-Hi-Y Il, Ill, IV, National Honor Society Barb, a pert miss who aspires to a career in nursing, is an outstanding maiorette. 32 ELAYNE H, OFIESH General Bond ll, Ill, IV, Red Cross Council Ill, Tri-Hi-Y ll, IV Elayne's iob as Band librarian occupied most of this hard-working girl's time. JAMES E. OLIVER Academic Choir ll, III, IV Jim, a good-natured boy, plans to enter college and become a forest ranger. FRANCIS M. OLIVO Academic Art Service Club IV, Chess Club IV Frank, a shy lad with very few words, is going to enter the Army after graduation. FRANCIS L. PALETTA Academic Chess Club Ill, IV, Science Club Ill, German Club III, IV Frank, o competent science student, will maior in this field after graduation. DOLORES SUE PANFIL Commercial Choir Il, Ill, IV, Maiorettes IV, Tri-Hi-Y Il, Ill, IV Dolly, o girl with definite qualifications for modeling, plans to go to modeling school. CLEMENT F. PAPIK, JR. Academic Football ll, III, IV, Choir II, Ill, IV, Chess Club ll, III, Spanish Club III, IV, German Club ll, Golf Team IV Clem, a hard-working and friendly senior, hopes to attend college. DANIEL XAVIER PATERAK Academic Choir III, IV, Jr. Town Meeting ll, III, IV, Chess Club Il, Art Club III, IV, Dramatic Club Ill, IV, German Club II, III, IV, Monitors III, IV, National Honor Society Don, a boy with definite viewpoints, has kept a good scholastic record and also found time for many activities. DONALD PATZ Vocational Track ll, IV, Cross Country Ill Don, an enthusiastic sports fan, plans to become a frogman in the United States Navy. JOHN PELEGRINELLI Vocational Football II, Cross Country Ill, Track II, Ill, IV, Assembly Staff ll, Ill, IV, Handbook Staff IV, National Honor Society John, a three-letter man in track, expects to go to college next fall. MICHAEL PELLEGRINO General Football I, Ill Mike, a boy who loves fun and mischief, is often seen walking with a dark-haired girl. NANCY PENMAN General Tri-Hi-Y Il, Ill, IV Nancy, a smiling blonde, has been a great asset to room 208. JO ANN PENMAN Commercial Tri-Hi-Y II, lll, IV, Future Homemakers IV Jo Ann, a girl with a pleasing personality, hasn't any definite plans for her future. JOHN PESSOLANO Academic Football ll, III, IV, Baseball Il, Ill, IV, Student Council II, Ill, IV, National Honor Society Pessy is very active in sports and other extra-curricular activities. MARY ANN PETERSON Academic Jr. Red Cross Ill, Future Nurses Il, Ill, IV, Tri-Hi-Y ll, Ill, IV, National Honor Society This personable young miss hopes to enter the nursing profession. SALLY LOU PETERSON Academic Library Staff ll, III, Kentonian Staff Il, IV, Handbook Staff III, IV, Tri-Hi-Y ll, Ill, IV, Taleoken Staff, College Club, National Honor Society Sally has the distinction of being editor of the Handbook and news co-editor of the Kentonian. BARBARA ANN PETRARCA Academic Chair III, Maiorettes Il, III, IV, Tri-Hi-Y Il, Ill, IV, Leaders IV, Taleoken Staff, College Club, National Honor Society Barbara, a very busy person, was the recipient of this year's D.A.R. award for good citizenship. BARBARA ANN PETRIE Academic Jr. Red Cross Ill, IV, Spanish Club III, Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV, Future Nurses II, Ill, IV, Taleoken Staff Barb is looking forward to a career in nursing. LELAND PETROSKY General Gag, a happy-go-lucky senior, is much admired by his classmates. 33 Ofiesh Paletta Paterak Pellegrino Pessolano Petrarca Oliver Olivo Panfil Papik Patz Pelegrinelli N. Penman J. Penman M. A. Peterson S. A. Peterson Petrie Petrosky , A Pierce Polimadei Pomykala Presken Ream Reed Reiniak Remaley Rogers Roper Ross Rowe Powell Roy Reese Richardson Rorobaugh Rowles SUZANNE PIERCE Academic Tri-Hi-Y II, Dramatic Club III, Leaders Club Ill, IV, Taleoken Staff, College Club, National Honor Society Suzie, a pert miss with a big smile for everyone, will enter college next fall. ROLAND A. POLIMADEI Academic Band II, III, IV, National Honor Society Rolando, o fine Band equipment manager, will never forget his solo in Carioca . ROGER COLLINS POWELL General Roger, a handsome and mischievous senior, can usually be seen in his black Chevy. BARBARA ANN POMYKALA Commercial Choir ll, F.B.L.A. III, IV, Attendance Staff Ill, Tri-Hi-Y Ill, IV Bobs will be an asset to any office. PHYLLIS LOUISE PRESKEN Academic Choir II, III, IV, Future Nurses ll, III, IV, Jr. Red Cross IV With her many talents, Phyll will begin her nursing career at Mercy Hospital. PATRICIA J. RAY Commercial Tri-Hi-Y III, IV, F.H.A. III, IV, F.B.L.A. III, IV, Bank Stott, National Honor Society Pat, the quiet girl with a lovely blonde pony tail, hopes to enter the secretarial field. CORA T. REAM Distributive Education Bank II, Tri-Hi-Y II, Ill, IV, Leaders III Cora, a successful D.E. student, will hear wedding bells after graduation. QUENTIN REED Vocational Que, a very friendly senior, has enioyed attending the Trade School. ROBERT REESE Distributive Education Dramatic Club II, Key Club II, Stage Crew ll, Audio Visual Aids Staff ll, Distributive Education Club IV Bob is president of the Distributive Education Club and is often with Nancy. BERNICE REJNIAK Commercial Future Business Leaders of America III, IV, Future Homemakers of America III, IV, Tri-Hi-Y ll, Bank Staff IV This pretty senior had fun working on the Bank Staff and enioyed all the good times with her many friends. MARY REMALEY Distributive Education Tri-Hi-Y ll, III, IV, Future Nurses Club III, Future Homemakers of America IV, Distributive Education Club Midge, secretary of the Distributive Education Club, has been an attrac- tive member of the class of '59, She has been happy at Ken High. SHARI RICHARDSON Academic Latin Club Il, III, History Club Il, Y Teens Il, III, Youth for Christ II, III, IV, Future Teachers Il, Ill, Safety Council II Shari, a pretty new addition to Ken High, has won many friends with her warm smile. KEITH ROGERS Academic Baseball II, lu, IV Keith, one of the most friendly boys, is much in the company of an attractive brunette. HARRY ROPER Academic Baseball II, Key Club Il, III, IV Harry, vice-president of the Key Club, has participated in many activ- ities. ELAINE RORABAUGH Academic Maiorettes II, III, IV, Leaders Club Ill, IV, Future Nurses Club Ill, IV, Taleoken StaH, Tri-Hi-Y II, Ill, IV, Dramatic Club IV, Red Cross Council IV Elaine, another of our famous maiorettes, laughs and iokes with her many friends. VERNON ROSS General Vernon especially enioyed the football and basketball games because of a certain cheerleader. MARY ALICE ROWE General Choir Ill, IV, Future Homemakers of America Mary a pretty senior, who likes music, will miss Ken High after grad- uation. KENNETH A. ROWLES Academic Track III, IV, Choir II, III, IV, Taleoken Staff, Kentonian Staff IV, Hi-Y II, Future Teachers IV, Key Club ll, Ill, IV, Monitors Ill, IV, College Club, National Honor Society Kenny, known for his many friends, had lots of fun cleaning out the stadium with the other Key Club members, 34 solemn day in Room 106-Report cards bring a few Mr. Armstrong's bookkeeping class at work. iles. ...7Ze7?5?S ' DOLORES RUNSKI Distributive Education Choir Il, Tri-Hi-Y ll, Ill, Future Homemakers of America III, IV, Distributive Education Club Fudge, a very pretty senior, enioyed being historian of the Future Home-makers and will miss all the fun she had at Ken High. BEVERLY RUSSO Commercial Maiorettes Ill, IV, TrifHi-Y ll, III, IV, Spanish Club Il, lllp Student Council Ill, Future Business Leaders of America III, IV, National Honor Society Beve, one of Ken High's snappy maiorettes, especially enioyed home- ro:m periods because of the one beside her. WILLIAM RYAN Academic Track Ill, IV, Choir ll Bill is a fun loving individual, who is always thinking about the future. LANCE RYAN Academic Track Il, III, IV, Cross Country III Lance, known as Stump, is a member of the track and cross country TEUYTI. BARBARA SAM Commercial Choir ll, German Club ll, Tri-Hi-Y Il, F.B.L.A. Ill, IV Sam, as she is called by her friends, will always remember the fun she had in third period bookkeeping. JACK SANNER Vocational .lack is one of the lads who is kept very busy in Trade School. MADELYN SCHAFER Commercial Madelyn is a versatile girl who enioys music and sports. BETTY SCHNEIDER Distributive Education F.H.A. ll, Tri-Hi-Y III, D.E. Club Betty, an attractive senior, is one of Ken Hi's working people. RICHARD SCHURICHT Academic Football Manager ll, Ill, IV, German Club ll, Ill, IV, National Honor Society Rich, a very studious fellow, is a necessity during the football season. 35 . 932 Q 5 ff W' X t 22:25 ki. , H N V I is , 3, at Runski Russo W. Ryan L. Ryan Sam Sumner Schafer Schneider Schuricht BEVERLY SCOTT Gengrql Beverly will always remember her homeroom friends. WILLIAM JOHN SHRUM Vocational Bill is a quiet boy, but he is a studious Vocational student. GLORIA ANN SHULTZ Commercial Choir II, III, Tri-Hi-Y II, III, F.B.L.A. IV, F.H.A. IV Schultzy, to her friends, is o welcome addition to any group. JOHN SIEMYNSKI Vocational Audio Visual Aids II, I Il, IV Minse, an easy going sort of chap, is a popular fellow. CLIFF SIMON General Fuuy is always good for a laugh, especially in 213 during home- room period. BEVERLY SIRIANO General Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV, Sophomore Chorus Beautifying the Nation's women is what Bev wants to do after high school. ROBERT SLOAN General Bob is a very agreeable person who likes to ioke. PHILIP A. SMALLEY Academic Football Il, Baseball I, Executive Board Skip is a very likeable and popular bachelor. RONALD JOHN SMETANICK Academic Football ll, Spanish Club IV, Science Club II, Junior Red Cross Council ll, Ill Ronnie, one of Ken Hi's iolly souls, is always with Bonnie. WILLIAM G. SMITH Academic Track II Smitty, one of our track stars, had a lively time in Latin ll. EDWARD L. SMITH Vocational Smitty has an eye for classy cars. MICHAELE ANN SOBOTA Commercial F.B.L.A. Ill, IV, Leaders Club Ill, IV, Camera Club lll, IV, Tri-Hi-Y Il, Ill, IV, Junior Red C ross ll Mickey helped her section room win the volleyball championship. THOMAS SOKOL Academic German Club II, III, IV, National Honor Society Tom enioyed science and he will be one of our foremost engineers in the future. THOMAS SOLOMON Academic Choir IV, German Club ll, Ill, IV, Student Council IV Tom, the vice-president of the Student Council, plans to enter West- minster College next fall. HARRY SOPKO Harry likes everybody and everybody likes Harry. CHARLES S. SPECHT Art Service Club ll, lll, IV, Dramatic Club IV Charlie Spak, one of Mis Art Service Club. GEORGE SPIERING s Fry's best art students, is pre George is an avid hunter. NORMAN SPILLERS Academic General sident of the Vocational Vocational Norman, a hunting fan, especially enioys playing Robin Hood during the hunting season. Scott Siemynski Sloan W. Smith Sokol Specht Shrum Simon Smalley E. Smith Solomon Spiering Shultz Siriano Smetanick Sobota Sopko Spillers Sproull Stone Swierczewski Szoch Tolbert Tarr Stadterman Susek Sypulski A. Szymkowiok Taradena Thomas 'un' Stanley Suzio Szepanski J. Szymkowiak Taraszewski K. Thrower LOIS SPROULL Commercial Girls Chorus II, Student Council Ill, Future Nurses Ill, Tri-Hi-Y III, IV, Future Teachers IV, F.B.L,A. IV, Taleoken Stat? IV, National Honor Society Lois's plans for the future are sure to include Ronnie. RICHARD STADTERMAN Vocational Track ll, III, IV Rich, a three-year man on the track team, is especially interested in cars. ROLAND STANLEY General Roland is one of our more energetic seniors. VICTORIA STONE Commercial Choir II, F.B.L.A. Ill, IV, Tri-Hi-Y III Vicky's laugh will long resound down the halls of Ken Hi. LOIS JANE SUSEK Academic German Club II, Future Nurses II, Junior Town Meeting Ill, Choir Ill Lois, a very capable musician, greatly enioyed her participation in Choir. MARY HELEN SUZIO Academic Future Nurses III, Tri-Hi-Y III, IV, Geography IV, Band ll, Ill, IV Mary Helen is enthusiastic about Bond and gal a lot of enioyment from it. VAL WALTER SWIERCZEWSKI Academic Dramatics IV, Monitors Ill, IV Yuk played the part of Hans in the Dramatics Club play Red Shoes and was one of our hard-working monitors. DARLENE SYPULSKI General Tri-Hi-Y III, F.H.A. IV Cookie proved her skill in flower arranging when she won the blue ribbon in the red and green classification of the Christmas flower show. EDWARD SZEPANSKI Vocational Limpy, a Vocational student, had many enioyable times in shop. THEODORE SZOCH Academic Future Teachers IV Ted is a quiet boy who thinks before he acts. ANTHONY E. SZYMKOWIAK Academic Choir III, IV, Dramatics Ill, IV, Spanish Club III, IV, Future Teachers III, IV Tony, our class secretary, has fond memories of his role as class officer in his iunior and senior years. JOSEPH E. SZYMKOWIAK Academic Choir II, Ill, IV, Future Teachers IV Joe, the other half , hopes to become a teacher someday. BARBARA TOLBERT Commercial Leaders IV Barb, a new student this year, has demonstrated her gymnastic talents. HELEN TARADENA Academic Choir ll, III, IV, Tri-Hi-Y III, IV, Spanish Club Ill Although a busy member of the Choir, Helen still finds time to partic- ipate in other extra-curricular activities. STANLEY TARASZEWSKI Academic Stush is a friendly fellow. Hunting is his chief interest. WANDA TARR General Tri-Hi-Y ll, III, F.H.A. IV Wanda must be truly happy because her smile is so genuine. JOHN THOMAS Vocational Quiet Jonko is popular among his classmates in Trade School. KAREN THROWER Academic Choir II, III, Spanish Club III, IV Karen thinks her Spanish class is one she will never forget. 37 .-helium ff' A panel discussion in P.O.D. raises questions from Charles Dixon and Suzy Wills, U57 S ' fps f r A f . M! V2 I I QL wh iii- S. Thrower Tipton Toaso Torok Tramonti Trzeciak Turaclx Turney Tusing Joyce Walter demonstrates her skill on the trampoline whil the others watch intently. Id! SHIRLEY JEAN THROWER General F.H.A. ll, lllg Leaders IV Shirley helped room 212 become the volleyball champions. EDITH LEE TIPTON General Choir II, Ill, IV, Tri-Hi-Y ll, Ill, IV, Camera Club ll Edith, a quiet girl, was an excellent model at the style show. AGNES TOASO General Tri-Hi-Y ll, Ill, IV, F.H.A. Ill, Geography Club IV Hard working Agnes has many friends at Ken-Hi. PATRICIA TOROK Academic Cheerleaders Il, IV, Tri-Hi-Y ll, Ill, IVQ Future Nurses III, IV, Lead- ers Club lll, IV, Spanish Club IV, Senior Class treasurer Patti, tiny but powerful, has nothing but praise for Ken Hi's football and basketball teams. SANDRA TRAMONTI Commercial Tri-Hi-Y ll, lu, IV Sandy, with pretty red hair, is often found with a certain boy in the senior class. RONALD TRZECIAK Academic Football ll, III, IV, Future Teachers III, IV Popular Ronnie was one of Ken Hi's fine football players. He is going to college. PATRICIA ANN TURACK Distributive Education Tri-Hi-Y Ill, IV Pat likes to have a good time and will continue to work after grad- uution. CAROL TURNEY General Tri-Hi-Y ll, Ill, IV After graduation Carol plans to attend business school. MINNIE LOUISE TUSING Distributive Education Tri-Hi-Y ll, III, IV Minnie, o friendly girl, is one of our ambitious D.E. students. 38 PAT TYBURSKI Academic Spanish IV Pat is fun loving so has made a host of friends at Ken Hi. ALICE UNCAPHER General Choir II, III, IV This petite miss has a full schedule as a busy member of the Choir. SUSAN ANN UPTON Academic Maiorettes II, III, IV, Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV, Spanish Club III, German Club IV, Future Teachers IV Susie, a lively and Ioquacious maiorette, has a big smile and Hi for everyone. ROBERT J. VANETTA Vocational Audio Visual Aids Staff II, III, IV Sonny, a lad who enioys having a good time, likes the machine shop. CHARLES VAN TINE Vocational Charles plans to go to New York after graduation. RICHARD VAN TINE General Art Club II, III, IV Richard spends much of his spare time in the art room. PAUL VASSAR General Paul, a basketball enthusiast, has no definite plans for the future. RICHARD VENGLIK Academic Baseball ll, Ill, IV, Key Club II, III, Chess Club III, National Honor Society Venge is a math whiz who enioys baseball. CAROLYN BUHL VENTER General Tri-Hi-Y III, IV Carolyn intends to work after graduation and is sure to be a success. LAURA VOLAND Academic Tri-Hi-Y Il, Nurses Club III, Kentonian Staff IV This studious and charming senior is everybody's friend. PAUL VINCENT VOYTEN Academic Choir Ilg German Club II, III, IV5 Assembly Stal? II, III, IV, Tale- oken Staff Vincent is interested in science and hopes to become a chemistry teacher. SYLVIA JEAN WALKOWIAK Commercial Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV, Future Homemakers of America IV Syl, a cheerful type of person, will be a secretary for some lucky person. RICHARD WALSH Academic Rich likes to work with cars. JOYCE ILENE WALTER Commercial Mixed Choir III, Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV, Red Cross II, Leaders Club II, IV, Future Homemakers of America IV Joyce, with her ever-present smile, will never be lacking in friends. PAUL WARDEN Academic Track Il, III, Spanish Club Ilg Waiters Club IV Ken Hi students cannot think of school without thinking of Skip and his red hair. SUSAN M. WARDEN Academic Spanish Club III, Geography Club IV, Waiters Club III, IV, Red Cross IV Sue, one of our prettiest seniors, is a familiar sight behind the counter in the cafeteria. RONALD WATTERS General Ronnie is one of our quiet dependable classmates. BARBARA WAUGH Commercial Cheerleaders II, Ill, IV, Sophomore Choir, Student Council IV Barb, our active senior cheerleader, will be long remembered by all those who knew her. 39 Tyburski Vanetta Vassar Voland Walsh S. Ward Uncapher C. Vantine Venglik Voyten Walter en Watters Upton R. Vantine Venter Walkowiak P. Warden B. Waugh CHERYL WAUGH Academic Maiorettes III, IV, Future Nurses Club IV Cherie, a peppy maiorette, has a friendly smile for everyone she meets. DONNA WEISTER Commercial Future Business Leaders of America Ill, IV, Tri-Hi-Y Ill, IV Donna has designs on the career of a business woman. LESTER WHEELER Academic German Club IV, Key Club ll, lll, Handbook Stott, Naticnal Honor Society A Key Clubber and a top notch student, lannie has made many frientls at Ken Hi. JEANNE WHITE Commercial Future Nurses Club ll, Tri-Hi-Y ll Jeanne, who likes to remember the fun she had at Ken Hi, is usually laughing with her friends. PATRICIA l.YNN WILLS General Tri-Hi-Y Il, lll, IV, Future Nurses Ciub Il, III, Geography Club IV As vice-president of the Geography Club, Pat has an infectious smile for evervone. SUZANNE WILLS Academic Sr. Mixed Choir Ill, IV, Choir Il, Tri-Hi-Y ll, Ill, IV, Student Coun- cil III Suzie, in her little Nash Rambler, has a liking for a certain boy at the University of North Carolina. FRED WOODWARD General Fred is an automobile enthusiast. Ken Hi's sophomores and iuniars will miss seeing him next year. MARY JANE WOOMER Commercial Choir ll, Tri-Hi-Y Il, III, IV Mary Jane is a capable miss with lots of personality. EUGENE YARUSSI Academic Baseball ll, Ill, IV, Basketball II, Ill, IV, Spanish Club III Gene is a fired-up basketball player who will go for in the future. JEAN YEAGER Commercial Tri-Hi-Y Il, Ill, IV, Future Nurses Club ll Jean has chosen the secretarial field in which to begin her career. RALPH YETKA Track ll, Ill, IV, Cross Country III, Assembly Staff II, Ill, Waiters Club IV A regular participant in track and an active member in Visual Aids, Ralph is a fellow to count on. Academic MARY JANE YETTER General Future Nurses Club ll, III, IV, Geography Club Ill Mary Jane is president of the Future Nurses and is looking forward to a nursing career. RALPH YOBP Academic Choir Il, Ill, IV, Key Club II, III, IV, Student Council Il, Dramatic Club Il, Ill, IV, Audio Visual Aid II, Ill, IV, German Club Il, Ill, IV, Monitors III, IV, Basketball Il, Red Cross Il Ralph, a prominent senior, was lieutenant Governor of Key Club Division Seven. CAROLE WEAVER General Carole, a new addition from Springdale, enioys dancing and plans to enter the secretarial field. CAROLE YOST Commercial Tri-Hi-Y Ill, IV, Band Il, Future Homemakers of America Il Carole likes to spend her spare time collecting records. SHIRLEY LEE YOUNG Commercial F.H.A. IV, Tri-Hi-Y lll, IV Shirl is interested in the secretarial field. VINCENT ZEDlER Academic Football Il, Ill, IV Vince, an avid sports fan, will never forget his experiences on the football team. EDWARD ZETLER Academic German Club Happy-go-lucky Ned is interested in science, especially in his own experiments. ANNA MAE ZIENCIK Commercial Choir Ill, Cherleaders II, Future Nurses Ill, F.B.L.A. IV, Spanish Club III, IV, Tri-Hi-Y ll, lll, IV, National Honor Society Attractive and fun-loving Anna Mae will enter the secretarial world after graduation. ROBERTA MARIE ZOLNA Academic Band ll, III, IV, Future Nurses Il, IV, German Club III, Future Teachers IV, Tri-Hi-Y Ill, IV, College Club, National Honor Society Bert, a lively flutist, will be an asset to the education field which she hopes to enter. C. Waugh Woomer Weister Wheeler White P. Wills S. Wills Woodward Yarussi Yeager Yetka Yetter Yobp Weaver Yost Young Zedler Zetler Ziencik Zolna iphomore girls serve punch to Tina, Kozi, Pat, and Mickey. The band plays the theme music My Blue Heaven WE COULD HAVE DANCED ALL NIGHT . I'he centerpiece adds to the heme as the angel revolves an her fuamy cloud. 'he band played on as the uniors and seniors enioy their ong awaited prom. was 15.-Y 1' Al' JUNIOR OFFICERS AND SPONSORS President FRED FREDERICK Vice-President JOSEPH SERIA Secretary WAYNE LOWMASTER Treasurer BARBARA KOSCIANSKI Sponsors MR. BABALIS MR. WARNER 666074, , . . 7 5 ' A R. ABEL ar . K wr I A. ABRAHAM , Ry, , - ' 3, E , A c. 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BOWSER C. BRADL D. BOWSER EY S. BRADLEY M. B F. RALSKI BRINSKO P. BROCK C. BROOKS G. BRUMMERT B. BRZEZ S. BUE INSKI LL R. BUICK C. G. CAESAR L. CANI R. CAP BUSH G. BUSSOTTI D. CAESAR PONE E. CARION L. CARSON R. CAVANAUGH P. CEVARIO J. CHARCKON D. CHILTON R. CHILTON J. CI M. CIARELLI CLARK B. CLEMENTS A. CLONTZ T. CONNOR D. CONTE D. CONWELL D. COURY E. CRAWFORD R. CROWELL D. CUMMINGS H. CUNNINGHAM R. DAUG ERDAS P. DAVIS T. DAVIS J. DEAN A. DeARDO N. DeSlMONE C. DOMBROSKI N. DOYL E K. DUDDY R. DULNIKOWSKI M. DUMEZ J. ELLIS L. ELSTO C. ERB D. R E. L. EZYK C. FAITH N. DUNHOFF P. EBERHART N ICH EVANS S. EVANS W. EWING D. FAITH D. FALCON S. FALDOWSKI B. FALLER H. FARN ETH R. FASSETT R. FESTA B, FESTER C. FISH K. FLETCHER D. FLOREK M. FLOTTA B. FLYNN P. FLYNN T. FOLEY G. FOLSER G. FORSMAN F. FREDERICK C. FREDERICK S. FREDERICK M. FRITZ C. FURLONG J. GALLI P. GAWLIK K. GILKEY A. GIRARDI M. GLOVIER P. GOODWIN J. GORDON R. GORDON K. GORNEY F. GRAFF R. GRDEN J. GREINER R. GUZIK H. HAGEAL R. HAJEL R. HALE A. HALL F. HAMILTON R. HANCOCK W. HANKA J. HANKEY C. HANLON R. HARKCOM Y. HARRIS F. HEAVNER M. HECKER J. HELINSKI B. HENDERSHOT H. HEPLER B. HESSOM M. HEUSER Puri of the executive board of the Sfucleni Council are busily planning for Ihe PASC Convention. JUNIORS . . . 1 - e X QR. .. gfwii? . 5 , 1? .H 4 L ,Jllll-w e . ,i3..i. 3, ., I My ' .X I .- . I 11. j --5 7--' 5 iw . .,,: . 5 I we . if I - is - . QF wg V 2:0 I F' Bkxv X -. '. . ' Q z H W 2 . I 2 Q6 'WE 6 . 3 1 f . . I N K I LQ 'I' sa 5. I . X as 'F sf X Q --.f ' X X X giygw Ng 'I k ..... 5. 1. Q j. . L Q .S ix . , .. N K , S 3 4 i .I , . 1' 5-. ik - , N . .. ' 'R P --Q X me if ,. FA . 6' i . .. vi -. X' w 54 .K N X N 'x x . i Y N. -3 ii, if 'N 3 4 S iii rd. N Qu it K , . if ZW 'T . . 95 il .Ex 1 H, A. HEUTCHY D. HILL H. HILTY M. HILEMAN D. HODIL B. HOLEVA J. HOLOWITZ F. HORANSKY c. Howsus J D. HUFFMAN A. HUNTINGTON A. IANNI B. JACKSON D. JASKIEWICZ J. JEDLOWSKI M. JOHNSON R. JOHNSON J. KAMINSKI B. KANE J. KAUFMAN K. KECZMER K. KELLER S. KERSTEN C. KEYES J. KIRKLAND M. KITZER R. KNOSKY D. KOCHARSKI R. KOLCUN B. KOPCZYNSKI R. KOPEREK J. KORENOWSKI R. KORINSKI B. KOROWICKI B. KOSCIANSKI R. KOSCIANSKI K. KOVACH T. KOVALCHICK M. KOWAL D. KUBIT F. KULESZA T. KULICK J. KUNKLE C. KURAS J. KUSENKO C. KUTCHENREITER P. KUTCHKO C. LANNING The iunior typing class is learning to increase their speed in order to have a better chance in the busi- ness world. ...1959 I IN X x ii I E A. iff? .-If I ww ew . A Q N if I qi, f In I if N A I I I x ,NYM V.. t W VK . I easy. EI I . . W- is JJ 1 I S..a.:ia.?v E . . ' . T I -M Q . w K 4 .. fi.. 'H N 4211. III .S- 1 I I ,, . -.3 II. .M K ' sa ., f 7 mi. G. LANTZY D. LATELLA K. LAVERY W. LEASURE M. LESLIE S. LEVINE L. LEWIS D. LIBENGOOD R. LINGENFELTER R. LIPINSKI C. LISTWAK W. LOWMASTER R. LUCAS V. LUCCHETTI D. LUFFY R. LUKOMSKI R. MAGRINI D. MAINS H. MALYN E. MANGINI M. MANGINI C. MANN H. MANNELLA P. MARCHIONNA R. MARCINIAK M. L. MARINI T. MARTUCCI V. MARTUCCI M. L. MASCARA J. MASCILLI R. MASIARIK J. MASON J. MASON L. MATISZ K. MATOVICK M. MATYAS J. McCAMMON W. McCOLLIM E. McCOY J. McCREIGHT D. MCCULLOUGH P. McGEE M. McGINNIS J. McGREGOR J. McGUlRE R. McINTYRE M. McLURE B. M:MILLAN E. McMILLAN G. MEANS B. MEDLEY M. MEESE P. MEISNER R. MENK C. MILLER J. MILLER P. MILLER T. MILLER F. MILNER D. MITCHELL C. MONTGOMERY N. MOONEY K. MOORE J. MORGAN A. MOSES H. MOSES M. MOSES K. MOSSER J. MOZZY A. MUDER M 4 - .Q K- Y gi , k..x f , fi Q x-. NIS 5 F. x f m X .wk Sa: . , .XX. , .. 4 x X bw . gs: Jtf Q25 W S mi . . 522, x. i., 4 s in 1 b ix X1 ,Tiixx . 7 ,415 X wx 5 Q if is 1959... Students at Ken High really celebrate the traditional Red-and-Black Day before the Har-Brock game. M. SCHRECKENGOST J. SEDLACEK J. SERIA D. SHAFFER E. SHEARER D. SHIPLEY M. SINCLAIR M. SIUTA L. SLOAN C. SMITH L. SMITH S. SMITH H. SMOLENAK R. SMOUSE H. SNYDER V. SNYDER G. SOLOMON L. SOULCHEK T. SOWOL W. SPAK P. SPARKS W. SPIERING A. SPRINGER J. SPROULL R. SPRUMONT W. STANLEY B. STEWART D. STICKLEY B. STILLSON C. STONE S. STRAWSER R. STRUHAR G. SUPRANO R. SUSEK J. SYKES P. SYPENICK D. THAXTON A. THOMAS C. THOMAS K. THOMAS K. THOMAS B, THOMPSON R. THOMPSON R. TIMBLIN M. TORKEO A. TRAINI J. TRAPOLSI S. TUSING Xddka, 'WW Ein - Xf Q5 my QX 2 X 9 fgi.k.lsf1mE Q-Q mf. R, K X - AE 4 'V 5 I ' 1 N :W t x 4,-Q ,S K x J . 3 .. --is Q X -. , 1 . Q i - f 5 Xi. M' x 45 A N 3 5 ,BQ H R E5 ff X WQMK QW A JUNICRS Lunch period is always a welcome time for u gub fest. J. UECKER H. UHLER B, VAN HORNE K. VANTINE V. VENGLIK R. VENT 2 , M. VETOVICH c. VITALE ik N il 1. E. VONDERHEID --' ' C. WAGNER E. WALENTA J, WALSH 5 -EX . , B. WARREN . , Q D. wAssoN ,.: Z' ' B- WATKINS - R. WATT ' ,::-5' M P. WAUGH f L, WELTEROTH , Q. . E. Q. , R. WHITTAKER +V . E. WIDMER P. wleloaos f J. wlLczAx X ' J. w:LuAMs X 1 T ..., ' h w, wnLsoN Q i,. . .., S , iff b c. wlse 5 . ' R. WOJNAR 1 i h R. wooos 2 ' ., R. wYooNlK s. zAsec ,, Q , g g R. ZAMPOGNA P ' fgfgiikjf Wai b 5, I. YAREMA - i ra. YOCKMAN ., R. zAwooNaAx f X . J. zlsnec a y J. ZIMMERMAN J. zloLA V. ZOLA J. ZWERGEL 49 Y 1 sr 7759 S mafzeft. , . 'N' as .. N... . S -ws. -Q fi Y X EN Qi. x A fs if -.vw SOPHOMORE OFFICERS AND SPONSORS President RANDY SARTI Vice-President FERNANDO POLIMADEI Secretory SUSAN POE Treasurer DOLORES SHANK Sponsors MRS. CROSBY MISS BONADIO I R. ACKLES J. ADAMCHIK J. ADAMS M. ADAMSKI T. ADAMSKY S. AFTANAS S. ALLEN M. ALLIAS A. ALSTON L. AMBROSIO B. ANCHORS J. ANDERSON S. ANDERSON S. ANDERSON R. ANKENY D. ANTONACCI J. ARMITAGE V. AVERSA C. BABILON L. BAKER F. BAKEWELL R. BALLARD J. BARNETT C. BAUM D. BEATTY R. BEGGS J. BEIGAY V. BELDHAM J. BELLI R. BELLI L. BENNIS W. BERKOBEN B. BETZOLD M. BITTERICE C. BLIMLINE M. BLISSELL L. BOGANY K. BOHRER K. BOHY B. BOLAND A. BONKOVICH C. BONNER R. BORLAND R. BORLAND M. BOURA C. BOWSER K. BOYD D. BRASFIELD E. BROOKS K. BROWN W. BUELL V. BUFFONE C. BURGART L. BURWELL E, BUTKOWSKI D. BUTLER M, CALLAHAN W. CALLAHAN R. CAMPBELL W. CANI R. CAPPELLO D. CAPUTO J. CARTER C. CARUSO C. CASKER J. CASPER C. CHAMBERS R. CHAMBERS R. CHANDLER J. CHASARIK R. CHEATHAM K. CHICKERELLA H. CHOLTKO T. CHRISTY A. CIANCUTTI H. CIESIELSKI R. CLOWES F. CONDELLI A. CONNOR M. CONWAY M. COY D. CRAIL J. CRIBBS R. CRILLEY E. CROSS B. CRUSAN D. CURRY C. CURTIS F. DANIELS K. DAVIDOWSKI C. DAVIS N. DAVIS R. DAVIS D. DeFLORIO R. DEISEROTH W. DeLANCY E. DIXON N. DOLOUGHAN W. DONAHUE N. DONELSON A. DOWNING L. DREW D. DUMEZ P. DUNCAN G. DUNKEL B. DUNLAP D. DUNMIRE L. DZANAJ D. EBEL J. EDWARDS V. EDWARDS H, EGER L. ELSTON C. ELWOOD A. ENGLER N. ENGLER M. ESHBAUGH R. EVANS D. FAGLEY J. FAITH S. FARKA5 A. FARNETH H. FARRAH J. FASSETT W. FAULKNER B. FAZEKAS , 'E' xv u I 5'. L.- , u zu 'K -'.,, Q 'Zig L .ffl :ff I A . E 3 . A. ,I N Kh an is I A. -': S' ' ' , . A S R' A I Q .I A5'f,E2iK?Qz2fQi I I J - .Q if . A Q Q. 1. 'N il A 5 B 31' Y . if . '52 S : ig .J 5 V' .. .Q I 1 ai? 1 A aff' 5 'Dx MQ-' sam s I 1.5 I If 23-I Q? ' ll, x I 'I an Wk E sl . 1 S K S .- w sail , J 1' - kk 'E5. J J I Ji: 4 A 'S K I . A Q. .. 'N IX I A l . 4-'ifgwxftk . fs. T-. 5E'S- 3-IQx ' Q if 'S ,A ff I s w JJSV 1' Vffbw 1 5-ex 1... Riff? La. ,nw -A N. FEENEY D. FERGUSON K. FESTER T. FINN C. FISCUS C. FITZSIMMONS B. FLEEGLER P. FLEMMING J. FLYNN J. FLYNN J. FOLK R. FOUST P. GAIBRISH M. GALDONI G. GALMOFF G. GARRISON M. GARVEY S. GASBARRA L. GATES D. GAVITT G. GAYHART K. GEIGER J. GEORGE J. GINGERY T. GIORDANO J. GIRARDI J. GIVENS G. GLOVIER J. GLOVER J. GORDON C. GRABOWSKI N. GRANTZ V. GRAZIER P. GREENWALD R. GRIFFIN C. GRISSON T. GROSS E. GRUM G. GRUM K. GUYER R. GUZ C. GUZZO D. HALE S. HAMILTON C. HANLON K. HANNA D. HANYO R. HARADZJN Students in all classrooms begin the day by showing patriotism as they salute Old Glory. SOPHOMORES . . .xx ' it if 5? HE if .. xt.. Q wi W- 5 ' ' H EQ., J 'F .',. Q Q - .2 L if . L E Qi .X 2 ... JJ X 11554 L 'fi wx 1 X ., ,S ,' Zami! xxxi X x. X W L it :JJ Z -1 ,ig - ry P 4 N - 'Q .1 Q.. 5 . Ngssfp,-4.5.81 , . . gg.-. il ,V .Qi F - 52 35. Q J ,xiii 1 Us f ,.w.?if:?24 Y P. HARDY L. HARLESS F. HARMON C. HORNER F. HARVEY J. HASER H. HASLETT S. HASLETT R. HASSON S. HATBOB E. HAUGH P. HAYES D. HEAVNER N. HEAVNER I. HECKER J. HECKER R. HEGEDUS G. HENDERSON N. HENRY R. HEREDA C. HESTWOOD J. HICKS J. HIGHFIELD R. HILL W. HILTON J. HLUSKA A. HOLLIS A. HOLLOWAY D. HOLLOWAY P. HORVATH J. HOUGH D. HOWARTH H. HOWIESON J. HOWSARE J. HRIVNAK E. HUFFMAN R. HUGAN C. HUGHES M. HUGHES K. HURST D. HUTCHERSON K. HUTCHISON T. HUTCHISON I. HUTH R. ILLINSKY W. IWANSKI K. JACK J. JACKSON Sophomores learn the fun- damental rules in plain geometry class. ...I959 M- M MW? mgg 1 Xu : Z -:IEEE fu. e 4 ff K x x fs, A V , ' K ,,4. , . -6' L -ff 'X Q x S t' 1 ', 1.kQ.' ff ' - v fi fn' XA' . J V , L fr? at 5 ? ,i F L x 'fi Avis f' V Y- , 4 . V A N 1 , L x 'X 1 Kfiyg RWE Q5 Y X 3 ...,....: i .K s 1 Rx 252 x 'X . R gr 1.5, . H ez Rl? 11. L 1 J' Q LM . .. k1.!'f i J X. NSN x atix ss. ni' X. i L H 1 -f X R A 1 X . - .Q Sf i . A X X 1 3 SRX i S Ls is f g hu.. 181'-'ln I fC Tai 2 as A SASSL..R . Q ! J. JARACZ D. JENNICHES P. JEZEWSKI D. JOHNSON L. JOHNSON R. JOHNSON R. JOHNSON S. JOHNSON D. JOSEPH P. JOSWIG G. JUNGE A. KAMINSKY R. KANE J. KANOUFF K. KASPRZYK R. KEIBLER W. KEIBLER B. KELLER L. KELLER W. KELLER C. KENGOR J. KHALIL W. KIRKPATRICK E. KIRKWOOD G. KITZER P. KLINGENSMITH E. KNAPP C. KNUCKLES L. KOBELENSKI K. KOCON C. KORT J. KOSHEBA K. KOWALCZYK B. KOWALKOWSKI D. KOWALKOWSKI C. KOZEL C. KOZLOWSKI C. KRAL T. KRAMER W. KROH J. KUNICKI R. KUROCIK L. KURPAKUS M. KURPIEL B. LACINSKI P. LQRUSSA H. LASHER T. LATTANZIO J. LAVERY B. LEECH L. LEECH J. LEGGE P. LESSIG H. LEWIS L. LIBENGOOD B. LINDEMUTH A. LINDERMAN R. LINGELBACH D. LINGENFELTER J. LINGENFELTER T. LIOTTA C, LIPUT S. LLOYD D. LOCCHETTA C. LOGAN J. LONG G. LOWE M. LUCIDI D, LUKE 5. LUKOMSKI F. MAIER R. MAINOR A. MALFARA E. MALYN D. MANGANELLI J. MANGANELLI J. MANN G. MANNARINO R. MAPPIN H. MARINI R. MARSH H. MARSHALL P. MARTIN C. MARTINEK W. MATERGIA R. MATEYA M. MATISZ J. McALISTER C. McARDLE S. MCCOOL T. McCRACKEN T. McDADE L. McHENRY J. McILWAIN J. MCINTYRE R. McINTYRE K. McKEE D. McKILLOP D. McLAUGHLIN J. MCNABB H. McQUAIDE G. MERRYMAN K. MIKESELL E. MILBERGER D. MILLER E. MILLER J. MILLER H. MILLER G. MILLS R. MILLS C. MILSOM J. MITCHELL V. MITCHELL L. MOHNEY N. MOLNAR H. MONTGOMERY B. MOORE T. MORGAN R. MORSON J. MUDD G. MYERS H. MYRICKS D. NAMEY C. NAPIERKOWSKI D. NERY I. NEWBY C. NEWMAN J. NEWMAN E. NIX E. OATES D. ORCHIK R. ORLOWSKI R. OROSTEK K. OSHNOCK K. OSHNOCK M, OSOSKY C. OWSIANY G. PALADINO A. PALAZZI C. PALCHINSKI J. PAPAILA M. PASKEY M. PASKEY E. PAVLIK E. PELCHAR R. PELEGRINELLI P. PENMAN F. PERNA E. PERRIELLO M. PERRY C. PESSOLANO A. PHILLIPS D. PHILLIPS M. PHILLIPS 1959... Trade School boys oil c machine in order to make it run smoother. R. PHILLIPS D. PIERCE J. PIERNIK P. PILSON B. PINTER I. PIPER M. PIPER C. PITSCH S. POE J. POLAK F. POLIMADEI G. POMYKALA B, PONTANO B. POSNEY K. POSNEY S. POST P POWELL A. PRESSEAU M. PRINKEY D. PRITTS D. PROUT R. PRYOR V. PRYOR D. PUGLIESE M PURPURA M. QUARLES G. QUETOT S. RANDOLPH B. REGOLI G. REIFSCHNEIDER J. REIFSCHNEIDER S. REJNIAK A. REMICH S. RESEK J. RHOADES F. RHODES K. RICH D. RICHMOND K. RIGBY C. ROBBINS D. ROBINSON R. ROBSON J. ROGERSON M. ROGOZINSKI W. ROLL J. ROWE K. ROWLES B. RUSKUS ,4y.'1' . 1- I 51 2 'Q Q: Qlvi .Q Q my I S' N . - 4 I iii s. 3 xi? I . L sf- eee Xt. Q Si x gi! K . N . i .5 .i . ' x I Y . X X I N. QL fs. X .1 .X if '- .:.Q . 5' 1 N fa. e fr E . . ...EL .- E 4 I gk I qt, sf W if QI A If e ' K lk . I Q 1 fl S 5 Ji' - .2 lik of x iii' ni' ii -3 Q x 'il ' . . . SOPHOMORES Sophomores receive their locker numbers and com- binuiion office. s in the high school F. RUSSELL L. RYAN T. RYGELSKI G. SALEGO S. SALEGO D. SAMS L. SANTORO R. SARTI M. SC HAFER E. SCHANTZ P. SCHAWALDER J. SCHICK S. SCHLICKER D. SCHMALEY B. SCHOLZE C. SCHRECENGOST I.. SCHRECKENGOST R. SERENE R. SEKSINSKI B. SERRAO J. SHADE D. SHANK S. SHANNON E. SHANNON E. SHARER P. SHARKEY G. SHARKINS T. SHAW P. SHEEHAN S. SHEMANSKI D. SHIELDS P. SHONESKY M. SHRUM R. SIKORA J.S ILVESTRIN R. SIMANTEL R. SIMONE J. SINGLETON R. SINI P. SKILLMAN D. SMETANICK D. SMICIK D. SMITH R. SMICIK F. SMITH J. SM ITH K. SMITH R. SMITH R. SMITH SOPHOMORES Mr. Ma!isko's boys planted bulbs to beautify the school grounds. W. SMITH M. SMOUSE A J. SNIZASKI R. SNOZNIK W. SPAK D. SPAK Ig, A A R.. f is Q A L my - cv. -, Y K ?-T JN -, NIV L L. '75 . X .,,, R 'rm it W lx -,V uw' . ,. .. . '15 f' f ...gov . . use X TQ ii ,X X K4 W ifffxb . -, fni Ai 1' an 1 wh iii' '+.hf - F 'fzfi E EAS! 1 QM 'A 5' L if Q tk . ...U ' 3 . . R.. L- Q, Q5 SAK iv 153 L A. SPENCER P. SPIERING C. SPIRES G. STADLER g.fe'?f .A N. sTANKLvLc s. STAPEN k - A A P. STARR - M. STAYER .K . s. STEELE K. sTEvsNsoN L. STILLSON L. STODDART I A . .. J. STONE I A Q L. STONE A R. STUMP Af c. swLeRcoL A J. SYMIONOF c. SZAJNA x A ,, s. szocn P. TALLARICO J K. TAYLOR T, A. L. TAYLOR 'W P. TAYLOR . SRX-L, 55,41 s. TAYLOR -T -,RF I . .fi X A M. THOMAS - ' C. THORNE , A H. THROWER L. TLLMANS X11 3 QP H -- L. TORKEO -' 1'R. A. TRUSCHEL 1 . A f P. TRZECIAKY G. TURNE 'P 1 R. TYSON . J. URBANY A N. VANDENBERG ' J. VARGAS .-A .,-.- Q ' S. VENTURA A W R. VERNAM A 5, J. vERsAcE A B. vEsTRANo c. VESTRAND L. VOEGTLIN I959 Sophomores and iuniors are anticipating having their pictures taken. S. WADDELL A. WADE D. WAGNER W. WAKELEE B. WALKER C. WALKER J. WALKOWIAK J. WARD S. WARDZINSKI D. WARRICK R. WASHLASKI G. WATSON J. WAUGAMAN T. WELTEROTH J. WETZEL S. WHITEHEAD B. WIDMER J. WIDMER T. WILCZEK D. WILLIAMS W, WILLS C. WILSON E. WILSON W. WILSON G. WISNESKI J. WISNESKI T. WISNIEWSKI P. WOCOSKY P. WOJNAR T. WOLFE E, WOLOSON J. WOOLSLAYER L. YANNI J. YENKALA J. YOCKMAN J. YOHE M. YOUNG L. YURKIN M. ZABEC F. ZAMPOGNA C. ZEROVICH B. ZIBREG xxxxs . 'QS 5 5:5 ' .e Q it X. f. Rn- A2': '5 f' - 3 Kh--hu-lgfz fi . X I In I in-si .IIILJLLN ' ' A i Activities at Ken High are the open door to good times for all and hard work for many. All who pass through these doors depart richer for having learned the value of cooperation and service. 'gf awww .QM Wx 'Wi x H is ,Ah yi. 'SSW First Row: G. Brutsky, B. Oberleiter, M. Monaco, J. Bogardus, S. Peterson, D. Drew, B. Kunes, L. Brown, L. Kehris, L. Sproull, L. Bartels, B. Fliss, M. A. Irwin Second Row: Mr. Keiser, E. Rorabaugh, B. Petrarca, S. Pierce, B. Meyer, G. Klimczyk, B. Petrie, B. Ceccarelli, R. Bailey, J. Haas, P. Juliano, Miss Boucher Third Row: D. Paterak, C. Papik, E. Devecka, P. Voyten, R. Alessio, K. Rowles, R. Evans, J. Nader, H. Keller Editor Assistant Editor Associate Editors Editorial Assistants Sports Editors Typists Advisers THE TALEOKEN STAFF Millicent Monaco Peter Juliano Judy Bogardus, Betty Ceccarelli, Mary Ann Irwin, Lambra Kehris, Bonnie Kunes, John Nader, Clem Papik, Barbara Petrarca, Elaine Rorabaugh .Ronald Alessio, Linnea Bartels, Ray Bailey, Gloria Brutsky, Edward Devecka, Donna Drew, Joel Haas, Howard Keller, Barbara Ober- leiter, Barbara Petrie, Dan Paterak, Paul Voyten, Suzanne Pierce Kenneth Rowles Russell Evans .Barbara Fliss, Linda Brown, Geraldine Klimczyk, Bonnie Meyer, Sally Peterson, Lois Sproull John L. Keiser Lucretia Boucher 62 Taleoken Staff members separate and identify senior pictures to com- plete the Taleoken. Stal? members look over the receipts for Tole- okens and find H75 students purchased the book. Mr. Keiser dictates material to Taleoken typists - Barbara O., Barbara F., lois, and Gerry. THE TALEOKEN STAFF AT WORK Q , g ,Wm .. A nb. Q mm ?Nz25 X First Row: J. Bogardus, L. Kehris, S. Peterson, D. Drew, R. Hancock, S. Frederick, N. DunhoFf Second Row: L. Kupec, E. Mangini, L. Bartels, M. L. Marini, L. Voland, L. Meledandri, Miss Russell Third Row: K. Rowles, R. Magrini, R. Burford, S. Zabec, G. Hilbk THE KENTONIAN STAFF The policy of the school newspaper is to print all the news from the student's point of view. The journalism class publishes the Kentonian monthly under the direction of Miss Russell and Mr. Shearer. Miss Russell helps editors, Nancy and Lambra, as they meet Kentonian Staff members assemble the latest edition of o the Kentonian deadline. school newspaper. 1, ..,. gwxllirss-N.... ..., MM yhkkk s. X First Row: L. Kehris, D. Albert, N. Dunhoft, S. Peterson, L. Bartels, M. Beatty Second Row: Mr. George, P. Hawk, G. Herman, R. Evans, S. Zabec, J. Pelegrinelli, J. Bogardus THE HANDBOOK STAFF Under the competent guidance of Mr. George, a select group of students compile the Handbook each year. The book provides invaluable information to all, but especially to sophomores, for it contains a list of the various clubs that can be joined, the rules and regulations to be followed, requirements for graduation and an English reading list. The Handbook Staff edits material to be included in the 1958-1959 edition. i 't FF ' M' M M 'Y1 'W W Is5i m' Members ofthe D.E. Club prepare a display window to boost Beverly Heckman distributes Kitchen Kits to the members their Dream Pet sales. ofthe FBLA Club. A group of clubs whose purpose is to stimulate interest in possible future careers is pictured on these pages. The Future Teachers of America is for students interested in teaching as a pro- fession. One of the highlights this year was a meeting at which our student teachers spoke. Miss Eiges and Mr. Keiser sponsor this group. The Future Business Leaders of America have visited various business colleges and have heard speakers from the business world. The advisers are Miss Casillo and Mrs. Delia. The Future Homemakers of America, directed by Mrs. Potter and Miss Glmer, sponsor a baby-sitting course and fashion show, participate in flower shows, and make table arrangements. THE DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUB Officers Bob Reese, Mary Remaley, and The D. E. Club sold Dream Pets to finance Dolores Runski have made the Distributive their service proiects and field trips. Education Club a fine school organization. THE D.E. CLUB First Row: M, Remaley, D. Adams, C. Ream, M. Tusing, L. Chada, B. Bauman, D. Runski Second Row: C. Linderman, B. Barkasi, B. Schneider, P, Turak, M. Hecller, F. Bere koben, C, McCollough, V. Bush, Mr. Malyn Third Row: L. Eshbaugh, D. Lasher, W. Feil, R. Reese, N. Nassitk, H. McCready, G. Leech, R. Heckman, D, Beighley +2 W wif f Q 'l'f i' ' ?F? f if 5 45E LL , V .fum K 'L K 1 5, f- I A . . t K mf'ffMglwfm swf-11 ,E K1 'Q' -, ,EFA -wk, , 5 iv Q g Emu:- L 2i3if'?9vm gf A f 'L' 'xx . n f? ' ' ' A A A - A ', A XP Hr was ,V Q ri: . y f ' Wu. WW i 'Q 2 iff X ' , L gf z 'K mififyjiarfwciga 1 , -54 b . - . ,-sg ,. , X- , f 4 1 M T' , 9 an wi in n w N is 4 1' Q, A yi 1 . 5,5 ,kV., gif 5,5 ffl! -ff ,,:' M :.. ,L fee: K K 4. I VA,-1 A.V,'- 4. kwa? N iw? X , K Rwf 7 I .. gi MUME94 . V V 1223 E i W A AMg?itCA if 3 3 ss' TA 311 THE FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA First Row: C. Guyer, D. Albert, B. Nixon, N. Henry, C. Fitz- simmons, M. Kurpiel, M. A. Stayer, P, Sheehan, E. Sharer, C. Kengor, J. Hough, M. Kulick, P. Lancuski, C. Adams Second Row: B. Moore, B. Gretz, M. J. Yetter, B. George, P. Flynn, P. Sype' nick, L. Schreckengost, D. Rowe, R. Crawford, J. Hriv- nak, K. Heymers, S. Elwood, l. Huth, M. A. Young, J. Armitage, S. Whitehead, K. Chickerella, J. Kosheba, F. Smith, Mrs. Fields Third Row: B. Petrie, P. Ander- son, M. Bralski, J.Jedlowslmi, J. Helinski, D. Pirrone, K. Stevenson, J. Glover, C. Davis, K. Brown, J. Shade, C. Geiger, E. Glass, M. A. Peterson, D. Drag, P. Presken First Row: C. Pitsch, L. Jack, P. Flynn, E. Rorabaugh, D. Bercel, B. Irvine, M. Adams, J. Shatter, R. Zolno, B. Ober- leiter, T. Morgan, V. Mitch- ell, E. Milberger Second Row: P. Martin, M. Dumez, N. Ormesher, J. Aszkiniewicz, P. Pasney, N. Nelson, K. Mosser, P Starr, M. Blissell, J. Barnett, B. Kopczynski, S. Frederick D. Nelson, S. Kersten, A Sanders, A. Kelley, M. Piper P. Huclack, S. Kuelin, P Penmon, K. Rich Third Row: C. Vestrand, S Taylor, J. Fossett, R. Crowell E. Pavlik, S. Hamilton, M Sinclair, C. Vitale, V. Sny der, L. Elstan, D. Beitner V. Holeva, C. Bentleiewski C. Loos, M. Allias, H. Lash er, N. Grantz Mrs Fields has made an outstanding success the large club and the number of Ken HI gurls of The Future Nurses Club as evidenced by who choose nursing as their vocation. C gs-with . . . .5 - 4. we saga, . lg First Row: P. Krasinski, B. Flynn, C. Elwood, H. Montgomery, K. Pessolano Second Row: E, Glass, R. Woods, F. Zampogna, J. Wilczek, E. Dixon, L. Beatty, N. Engler, P. Horvath M Mclure D. Kubit, M. C. Kowal, L. Gates Third Row: P. Flotta, F. Olivo, B. Pearlman, B. Bordonaro, R. Bodnar, R, VanTine, R. Heckman R Galle R. Magrini, D. Paterok, G, Coates, D. Alquist, B. Murray, B. Hanka, Miss Fry, C. Specht THE ART SERVICE CLUB The Art Service Club is open to any art students who want to do some special work. Under the capable sponsorship of Miss Fry, the group promotes various artistic displays and proiects. THE JUNIOR RED CROSS COUNCIL The Junior Red Cross members have tried to promote better relationships and greater understanding by stretching a helping hand to all in need. This organization has aimed to enroll each student and is advised by Mrs. Fields and Mrs. Griesemer. First Row: V. Snyder, B. Murray, M. Sobota, E. Rorabaugh, D. Boretski, C. Kort Second Row: J. Woolslayer, Mrs. Griesemer, M. L. Beatty, J. Kulick, L. Domansky, M. Fitzgerald, D. Hodil, D. Bowser, P. Trzeciak, V. Holeva, P. Shonesky, S. Randolph, Mrs. Fields Third Row: R. Yobp, P. Presken, B. Petrie, R. Van Horn, S. Hatbob, R. Bailey, W. Leasure, S. Faldowski, B. Moore, R. Marciniak, J. B. Nader 3'-. lk it eq ' ' 'flfs vw V if , 'J' XM aim 5 E H A 1 As' X A' 4 I 8. f t 1 4 J, 1,115 A . x 'if ' 'A af 'T Q zfisigaw 1 rim, -f wk u :iq Italy- Q1 M 3 1 1 . ,Q .45 4 Nw S5 W 'Q 2: . Q - . A Q lx I E k n l n . I I A , Q1 22' Q ' ' ' 5 in 4 , V . H A - f ' , , 1 , Ag . ff.--v Q ,VKXQ .nil t 'UN Q-9, . 4. , 'Q ,,- Q .fr If 4 ? ff w - W lu 1 j'. Y' 4 , , a Kiki wiki ww Y jim Are t 2, G 9 W AR ig? an 124 V' 0- The Senior Tri-Hi-Y officers look over the name card catalogue. THE TRI The Tri-Hi-Y clubs are Christian service groups sponsored by the Y.M.C.A. This year the senior group continued to support their adopted child, Susan Swertzp the iunior group raised money for Christmas baslcetsp and the -HI-Y CLUBS sophomore group prepared and sent gifts to the Aspinwall Hospital. These fine groups are sponsored by Mrs. Terwilliger, Miss Boucher, and Miss Hood. e Junior Tri-Hi-Y officers and committee check membership The Sophomore Tri-Hi-Y officers wrap prizes for the patients ts. at the Veterans' Hospital. THE GERMAN CLUB THE GERMAN CLUB First Row: L. Arthur, B. Pearlman B. Murray, D. Coputo, L. Wheel- er, M. Purpura, G. Hilbll, W Couchman, J. Moore, J. Haas R. Balmer, D. Paterak Second Row: T. Solomon, R Maiinor, F. Maier, C. Zerovich F. Condelli, R. Sanders, J. Mc Common, E. Devecka, R. Block R. Alessio, R. Yobp, F. Hince K. Lavery, Mr. Babalis Third Row: T. Sokol, R. Schuricht, E. Hensel, H. Farrah, P. Juliano W. Bowers, W. Fortson, C Miller, R. Koperek, J. Sproull J. Versace, R. Sekscinski THE GERMAN CLUB First Row: C. Howells, J. Gordon J. Lingenfelter, J. Mason, T Nemeth, L. Bartels, B. Moore B. Moore, M. Callahan, P. Jos wig, P. Duncan, L. Burwell, J Bogardus Second Row: B. Oberleiter, D Drew, B. Vestrand, K. Guyer M. Moses, L. Reitschneider, R Emmeluth, M. Hunter, N. Van- denberg, L. Susek, S. Szoch, 5 Upton, R. Guz Third Row: R. Mclntyre, J. Chas arik, K. Rowles, C. Burqart W. Leasure, N. Mooney, J. Bush G. Reifschneider, T. Connor D. Prout, J. Walsh, F. Kuleszo L. Mohney, R. Haradzin The German Club, under the direction of drive. The club sings, presents plays, and holds Mr. Gust Bobolis and Herr Tom Solomon, meetings in German. Fun loving and hard president, handles the enormous job of organ- working members must have completed or be izing and operating Ken Hi's foreign student taking one or two years of German. Members of the German Club prepare to give a Christmas skit in German. Gerardo Hilbk, our exchange student, kicks off the Spanish Club candy sale, as officers Judy, Bon- nie, Louie, and Toni look on. EL CIRCULO ESPANOL The Spanish Club CEI Circulo Espaftolj, guided by Miss Gosetti and Mr. George, is composed of pupils interested in the Spanish language and olters its members an oppor- tunity to practice the language and to learn about the music, culture, and customs of the country. The club also raises funds for pupil participation in the National Spanish Contest held yearly in Philadelphia. First Row: A, Muder, D. Bercel, J. Eger, A. Moses, B. Russo, L. Meledandri, E. Rorabaugh, C. Onifer, G. Brutsky P. Torok, M. Monaco, L, Brown, B. Kunes, D. Libengood, M. L. Marini, J. Nemeth Second Row: Miss Gosetti, D. Nelson, C. Keyes, C. Blecharz, A. Abraham, E. McMillan, L. Kehris, S. Kaelin N. Doyle, J. Artman, T. Martucci, A. Sanders, N. DeSimone, N. Girardi, B. Bedell, M. Matyas, T. Nemeth A. M. Ziencik, K. Matovick, Mr. George Third Row: P, Panezich, G. Coates, E. Mangini, G. Gayhart, P. Tyburski, H. Eger, L. Koneski, N. Borrelli, B. Couch- man, C. Papik, R. Smetanick, R. Listwak, L. Kupec, T. Hestwood, F. Dominik, T. Szymkowiak 1 1 1 THE LEADERS CLUB Firsr Row: A. Murray, B. Irvine, C. Fish, D. Drew, J. Eger, D. Libengood, E. Rorabaugh, B. Koscionski, B. Holevcr, P. Torok, H. Hugeol, K. Kelly, C. Onifer Second Row: J. Mozzy, T. Kuzmick, G. Coates, D. Jas- kiewifz, M. Foryl, S. Frede ericks, J. Bogardus, D. Bergnd, C. Loos, M. Heuser, S. Tusing, K. Thomas, J. Korenowski, B. Kunes, K. Fletcher, E. Roberts, A. Springer Third Row: P. Eberharf, D. Shager, J. Wolier, B. Cec- carelli, B. Meyer, B. Heck- rnan, J. Pirrone, P. Panezich, P. Sypenick, M. L. Beofvy, N. DunhoFf, S. Pierce, B. Perrarca, M. Sohofa, K. Double, B. Korowicki, P. Pofercrk THE AUDIO-VISUAL STAFF Firsi Row: W. Wakelee, J. Schmih, J. Roach, J. Fraino, R. Morson, K. Moore, G. Turney, S. Cribbs, T. Wilce zek, R. Mills, T. Foley, D. Snlgith, R. Chandler, J. Kun- lc I Second Row: D. Boggs, J. Siee mynski, J. Pelegrinelli, J. Kosheba, R. Kroh, T. Holo- wiiz, W. Croissanf, D. Barckhoff, R. Reese, R. Balm' er, R. Horvofh, S. Reiniak, B. Pearlman, Mr. Upfon Third Row: R. Yefka J. Ver- sace, R. Vcmeffcl, J. Kluf kaszewski, R. Serene, C. Schrecengosi, R. Abel, R. Alessio, J. McCc1n1n1on, A Cicnflone, H. Cholflao, V7 Folser, G. Forsman, W. Mossi, K Thomas THE MONITORS First Row: V. Swierczewski, J. Burlbuugh, D. Pateralr, D. Balmer, J. Kosheba, P. Juliano, L. Pefroslxy, D. Keiser, L. Koneski, R. Bailey, J. Moore Second Row: R. Bofemcrn, K. Rowles, R. Alessio, C. John' son, B. Kunkle, F. Dominik, Mr. Dunn, W. Feil, R. Block, J. B. Nader, G. Herman, R. Yobp, J. Holeva THE WAITERS CLUB Firsi Row: J. Pirrone, J. Yen- kolo, J. Boyd, R. Woinor, N. Ormesher, R. Palmer Second Row: A. Girardi, A. Swoger, J. Burlbaugh, R. Vent, S. Evans, S. Worden Third Row: P. Worden, R. Hack, R. Yerka, R. Baiemon, R. Mogrini THE ATTENDANCE STAFF Sitting: M. A. Frederick, J. Pirrone, L. Leech Standing: Miss Boucher, M, A. Irwin, P. Lancuski E. Block J. McNabb J. Snizaski THE BANK STAFF .4 First Row: L. Lukomski, E, Jezewski P. Hawk, D. Mc' lntyre, P. Ray Second Row: R. Galle, H. Leia, B. Fliss, M. Kulick, B. Rei- niak, C. Kuminski, Mr. Vor- lage Organizations which render a valuable service to Ken Hi include The Leaders Club, The Audio-Visual Staff, The Monitors, The Waiter's Club, The Attendance Staff, and The Bank Staff. rraine is busy making change and keeping track of Alan and Richard help Mrs. Klinke as she serves a guest posits at the Student Bank. at the PASC faculty reception. f' First Row: C. Blimline, P. Kitzer, L. Lukomski, J. Checco, B. Ceccarelli, W. Couchman, T. Solomon, B. Arbutislxi, R. Sarti, F. Frederick, P. Smalley, F. Maier Second Row: H. Hageal, P. David, L. Meledandri, J. Folk, K. Schall, A, Moses, D. Curry, P. Wocosky, V. Mitchell, M. Piper, J. Belli, M. Johnston, B. Moore, B. Waugh, K. Smith, C. Kral, E. McMillan, R. Emmeluth, Mr. Vorlage Third Row: J. Holeva, C. Vitale, A. Abraham, D. Bowser, P, Juliano, J, Pessolano, D, Latella, B. Cani, A. Linder- man, J. Haser, B. Hilton, R. Serene, B. Peebles, S. Zabec, R. Schuricht, F. Angell, R. Vernam, J. Guz THE STUDENT COUNCIL curricular activities. New Kensington High School Student Council was host this year to the twenty-second annual Pennsylvania Student Council Association Convention. Thirty-nine homeroom representatives and ten members of the Executive Board comprise the Student Council of New Kensington High School. Under the leadership of Mr. Vorlage, adviser, the Student Council governs all extra- Student Council members hold a welcome sign for the stu- Foreign exchange students, dressed in their native co dents attending the Student Council Convention. entertain Student Council members. !ELCOl'lli PAS -A H i . . . -' ,, - W! ff , ' A.. .,,, - ' .fI?f.,.,,fu L .ft S 'UIYI KAW W . 'n-CLuacu L.liA.LU ...'g. F f. YL stume: hcl THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY First Row: T. Nemeth, E. Jezewski, L. Bartels, S. Peterson, B. Russo. L. Brown, B. Kunes, M. Monaco, M. Crognale, L. Lukornski Second Row: B. Oberleiter, M. Kulick, B. Heckman, C. Kuminski, L. Sproull, R. Zolna, J. Bogardus, P. Ray, A. Ziencik Third Row: R. Polimadei, B. Ceccarelli, B. Meyer, M. Peterson, S. Pierce, B. Petrarca, D. Drew, D. Albert, B. Nixon, S. Kaelin Fourth Row: D. Festa, R. Venglik, E. Devecka, R. Block, W. Couchman, R. Alessio, M. Mulecki, J. Pelegrinelli, J. Pessolano Fifth Row: P. Juliano, T. Sokol, L. Wheeler, R. Schuricht, K. Rowles, D. Paterak, J. Moore, H. Keller Sixth Row: W. Means, G. Herman, W. Connor, W. Fortson, V. Nery THENAHONALHONORSOCETY Scholarship, leadership, character, and service are the characteristic qualities of National Honor Society members. These mem- bers, who are selected by the faculty council, are given the privilege of having a gold seal on their diploma and of wearing the national pin. Mr. Keiser is sponsor of the organization. THE KEY CLUB The Key Club is sponsored by the Kiwanis Club and Mr. W. L. Vorlage. Community service is done by helping the Red Cross blood- mobile. School service is given by operating the concession stand at the basketball games. In T958 and 1959 a large contribution was given toward refinishing the paintings in the school. THE KEY CLUB First Row: W. Leasure, R. Yobp, K. Rowles, H. Roper, R. Alessio, D. Butler Second Row: J. Kanouff, B. Fleegler, T. Miller, T. Rygelski, C. Burgart, K. Rowles, T. McDude Third Row: B. Widmer, R. Sarti, L. Mudd, R. Peebles, F. Frederick, R. Bailey, J. Haas, J. Moore Fourth Row: D. Howarth, J. Miller, A. Ciancutti, R. Parsons, W. Couchman, H. Boggs, R. Yockman Fifth Row: Mr. Vorlclge, R. Zawodniak, S. Zabec, J. Serin, G. Forsman, L. Drew Sixth Row: J. Nader, R. Evans, T. Regoli, D. Erich, F. McGuire Seventh Row: K. Gilkey, W. Fartson, J. Ciciarelli, S. Wardzinski L First Row: B. Oberleiter, L, Meledondri, M. Monaco, V. M. Holeva, l. Bortels, M. A. Frederick, B. Moore, E. Jezewski, L, Domonsky, D. Drew, S. Strowser, C. Frederick, G. Coates Second Row: L. Krisleif, E. Mongini, W. Leusure, R. Vent, J. Haas, G. Hilbk, J. Kosheba, B. Hendershot, R. Block, D. Poterok, B. Reese, Mrs. Klinke Third Row: R. Burford, J. McCommon, C. Specht, R. Yobp, T. Szymkowiak, V. Swierczewski THE DRAMATIC CLUB The Red Shoes, cz chiIdren's ploy, wos the Throughout the year, the club members pre- Dromcutic Club production for the yeor 1958. sent skits ot the meetings. This yeor the club Under the direction of Mrs. Klinke, the club went to see A Hole in the Head ot the Ploy- presented toblecux ot the Christmas Assembly. house in Pittsburgh. The cost of The Red Shoes rehearsed everyday after school for several weeks under the direction of Mrs. Klinke. iw: --ff.. -f.- sg, -5-Nu-n Gloria and Verna Mae as angels sing to Donna Drew who played Karen. DRAMATIC SCENES IN THE RED SHOES Dennis, Mary Alice, Barb- ara O., Barbara M., and Evelyn talk about Karen's red shoes. The village children dance as the Old Soldier plays fhe fluie. W' gif .bfi T THE JUNIOR First Row: Miss Hood, C. Hestwood, Second Row: R. Emmeluth, M. Hunte TOWN MEETING L. Elston, S. Schlicker r, P. Paterak, V. M, Holeva, B. Kane Third Raw: J. Mason, D. Hodil, A. Hall, R. Parsons, D. Sarti, G. Hilbk Fourth Row: D. Paterak, W. Couchm THE JUNIOR TOWN MEETING The Junior Town Meeting is a club which presents panel discussions on various interest- ing and up-to-date subjects before the com- munity's civic groups. This experience enables the members to express themselves before a large and intelligent audience. an, R. Alessio, L. Drew THE GEOGRAPHY CLUB The Geography Club is sponsored by Miss Roberts, This year's activities included setting up weather stations and presenting programs on skin diving, talks by exchange students, and talks about film strips on Pennsylvania. THE GEOGRAPHY CLUB First Row: W. Berlinslci, R, Neasi, D . Bercel, G. Caesar Second Row: S. Warden, B. Murray, P. Wills, M. Suzio, T. Ferguson, D. Caesar Third Row: Miss Roberts, J. Givens, E. Beatty, M. Harvey, P. Marchionna THE LIBRARY STAFF First Row: J. Hicks, A. Un- capher, H. Montgomery, M. A. Hilemon, K. Rich, Miss Ewing, Miss Camp Second Row: A. Kurpokus, Mr. Mondic THE CHESS CLUB First Row: L. Bennis, A, Fur- neth, D. Jenniches, M. Barnes, H. Montgomery, H. Howieson, P. Skillman, M Johnston, K. Fletcher, . Hilemon, C. Hestwood Randolph, G. Quetot Second Row: J. Gordon, P Hayes, K. Guyer, S. Stopen, K. Smith, S. Aftanis, C. Blimline, C. Burgart, T. Welteroth, G. Dunkel, B. Pontana, D. Prout, G. Hilbk G. Forsmcrn, G. Folser, R. Mclntyre, R. Block, Mr. Sproull M. S Third Row: E. Vonderheid, R. Bordonurc, W. Hanks, R. Lingleboch, M. Harvey, T. Kramer, R. Beggs, F. Olivo, F. Dominik, E, Hensel, T. Hestwood, W. Jerome, C. Miller THE LIBRARY STAFF THE CHESS CLUB The Library Staff, under the direction of The Chess Club, with Mr Sproull as sponsor, Miss Ewing, does a very capable 'ob in dis is an organization which provides interested tributing and caring forthe hundreds of books students with an opportunity to learn as well in the library, as perfect the game of chess if 'P fllfu -A X .c s. XCMCXXXW 'J .. Soyo -.-....s.x.w .C .wg . . .---Q. Q. .s sw... . .. Q .s .ic THE SENIOR CHOIR First Row: F. Daniels, M. Connolly, M. Moses, R. Hancock, D. Drew, D. Bercel, J. Belli, L. Meledandri, J. Aszkiniewicz, B. Keller, B. Schultz, H. Howieson, D. Curry, M. Perry, J. Gordon, N. Doloughan, A. Uncapher, J. Eger Second Row: T. Finn, B. Bedell, P. Flynn, H. Taradena, G. Wagner, B. Korowicki, L. Domansky, N. Doyle, R. Timblin, L. Lukomslci, D. Boretsky, S. Wills, N. DeSimone, J. Miller, J. Woolslayer, V. M. Holeva, P. Hickox, A. L. Truschel Third Row: J. Nader, J. Szymkowiak, P. Flynn, B. George, P. Duncan, P. Powell, B. Anchors, S. Poe, P. Sypenick, P. Keitzer, J. Bogarf dus, J. Snyder, C. Vitale, P. Paterok, J. Alter, J. Artman, L. Lewis Fourth Row1 R. Evans, C. Zerovich, K. Duddy, Y. Harris, P. Waugh, B. Ceccarelli, D. Panhl, R. Peebles, J. Checco, N. DeSimone, D. Shaffer, l.. Susek, M. Frederick, M. Foryt, L Kehris, N. Elder Fifth Row:K. Kanouff, G. Herman, D. Thaxton, K. Simms, C. Bradley, G. Folser, D. Latella, A. Alston, R. Vent, D, Sarti, K. Rowles, T. Miller, T. Davis, F, Kasprzyk, D. Caesar Sixth Row: W. Delancey, J. Oliver, F. Maier, A. Szymkowialm, T. Barron, R. Yobp, R. Block, G. Hilblx, K. Rowles, B. Couchman, V. Nery, E. Devecka, J. Haas, J. Moore, R. Bailey, R. Gancas Seventh Row: J. Ciciarelli, T. Solomon, K. Gilkey, J. McCammon, J. McGuire, C. Ashby, R. Parsons, E. Hensel, S. Zabec, D. Wasson, W. Bowers, M. Mitchell THE CHOIRS The Choirs, directed by Miss Bruno, include three groups - the Senior Choir, the Sophomore Choir, and the Girls Chorus. The Senior Choir represents Ken Hi on many programs both in and out of school. Ensembles from the other groups occasionally assist. Miss Bruno conducts the Senior Choir at the Christmas assembly. 'fu-C if , if , J O. 5 9 Y' u as i .Pi ull vim, 35 1116 A J AQWA A THE BAND Fi:st Row: V. Nery, R. Siman tel, J. Hecker, J. Polak, R Magrini, B. Hilton, C. Bur gort, B. Fleegler, A. Cion cutti, D. Rowe Second Row: D. Alquist, B Kunkle, B. Murray, G. Bus sotti, E. Finn, C. Zerovich R. Morson, W. Wills, P Lessig Third Row: T. Miller, J. Mc- Cammon, W, Newby, D Lingenfelter, D. Keiser, E Glass, C. Kozlowski, D Nery, R. Cappella, R. Wci- HDF Fourth Row: J. Moore, F. Poli- modei, L. Bennis, P. Starr G. Brutsky, J. Singleton D. Stickley, R. Zolna, W Jerome Fifth Row: E. Knapp. A. Kurs pakus, M. Eshbaugh, R. Hill N. Mooney, A. Gallo, cf Bradley, R. Washlaski, R Zawodniak, C. Brooks Sixth Row: S. Levine, L. Crail J, Schafer, P. Bacu, M. E Suzio, D. Bergad, A. Spring- er, N. Girardi, K. Kelly, J, Miller Seventh Row: P. Gaibrish E. Shafer, M. Blissell, P. Mar- tin, J. Glover, J. Kaufman, K. Rigby, J. Bush, D. Hor- vath, J, Bohrer Eighth Row: J. Sykes, T. Que- tot, B, Wilson, R. Haradzin, V. Aversa, W. Matergia, W. Leasure, D. Thaxton, C. Kengor, W. Elder Ninth Row: R. Polimadei, W, Massi, H. Eger, T. Finn, G. Mihak, L. Harless, B. Pontono Tenth Row: T. Holowitz, C. Chambers, S. Ventura, C. Lanning, S. Allen, C. Bow- ser, G. Folser, G. Gilkey THE MAJORETTES First Row: D. Drew, M. Con- nolly, D, Libengood, E. Ror- abaugh Second Row: B. Oberleiter, J. Zimmerman, M, Adams, M. Monaco, B. Stewart, C. Fish, M. L. Fritz, B. Russo Third Row: L. Brown, J. Lack- ey, B. Korowicki, C, Wise, E. Reifschneider, J. Eger, E. Balla Fourth Row: B. Petrarca, P. Paterak, K. Matovick, B, Resetar, M. A, lrwin, E. Mc- Millan, L. Lewis, T, Kuzmick Fifth Row: B. Meyer, B. George, D. Panfil, C. Waugh, P. Sypenick, A. Abraham, B. Gretz Sixth Row: P. Panezich, P. Waugh. R. Woods. S. Upton f The Maiorettes, led by Marion Connolly, in one The Maiorettes and Band add that touch of of their spectacular drills. color and school spirit to the football games THE BANDS AND THE MAJORETTES The Band, under the baton of Mr. John Stephens, spent a week at Boosters Camp preparing for the year's performances. The Band has performed at Kennywood, the Kiwanis Tri-State Band Festival, pep rallies, football games, and the spring Band Festival. Also directed by Mr. Stephens, the Dance Band has played for assemblies, pep rallies, and the talent show. The Maiorettes have always been an attraction at Ken Hi. They lend color to the football games and inspire enthusiasm among the spectators. THE DANCE BAND First Row: C. Chambers, W. Croissant, S. Levine, A. Gallo, F. Polimadei, B. Pearlman, J. Moore Second Row: A. Ciancutti, C. Burgart, V. Nery, V. Aversa, J. Bohrer, R. Polimadei, L. Harless, B Pontuna Third Row: T. Holowitz, E. Bussotti, B. Kunkle, E. Firm, T. Finn, D. Howarth i First Row. N. Ormesher, K. Davis, D. Roberts, J. McGregor, G. McGregor Second Row: N. Dunhoff, M. L. Beatty, A. Holl, B. Kane, M. Sobota, H. Smolenak Third Row: C. Burgart, K. Thomas, B. Hessom, J. Heller, K. Keczmer, F. Kulesza Fourth Row: P. Lessig, B. Hilton, B. Wilson, C. Brooks, B. Lange, R. Keibler Fifth Row: B. Fleegler, H. Eger, K. Jack, Mr. Shearer, R. Morson THE CAMERA CLUB The Camera Club took a maior step forward annually the Eastman Kodak Photo Contest this year by obtaining permission for members and, in addition, holds monthly contests for to use the dark room during study halls. Under club members. the direction of Mr. Shearer, the club sponsors Kenny and Frank make use of the Camera Club's dark room. tslnmmmul' ,ev .5 : ' ' 1 gf1 vf A if I .K ,. ,, '. fjQVO.f!,,.gi7i,k. wg 56 X . 1- . 114' if f k Q-2' -ffi f H fx ..f- ' Rlii fx y xv ' gig. Si ,ff ,I S ily!! is Eli 74554661264- Athletics at Ken High are an open door to leadership and teamwork experience. Those who enter this door are rewarded with the knowledge that they have helped uphold the honor of their Alma Mater. L- f ' ' f - g was 1 4- A 4,.-' 1 . ,355 Ii V E , X A . X Qihggzg N fgiggi, 4 aww ,,, I 'ik ,, : , 'L , 1, 1. fi J ' , 1 y 5 A ,- y ,a ,W I Q5 ,Eg Fvlfw bm sf f N E 5 fx'-s 'ZW 5 l 6 .c M -,n ' Q. L 'wk n . . 5 f , ' . A lmfffi J A 1 11' Q, 'Z ,sf LA X - ,S 9 1 fy! 's K f 52 .' 2' 7 Q 'W ul I 2 Q x ,Q 0 'Q Q70 ,, ,H E . Q 1 Q is 5, , lyk , f 'M 'YQ ' 0 'G . ' Q IK Zh g' 1 tg 5 N X . K In ,X R Q s fa , .- . 5 'U D .S i Q.-we 3 ,f in :rv - a 3' ,ww Q kk!- , LR W K K , - Q, A-s L ' ff? A 'N A -'f, Q 94' First Row: W. Cani, J. Lavery, C. Knuckles, T. Giordano, D. McLaughlin, J. Khalil, T. Wisneski Second Row: J. Schmitt, B. Regoli, A. Haidze, R. Lucas, E. Kirkwood, J. Bastin, W. Powell, B. Arbuiiski, D. Perriello, J. Haser, T. Foley, L. Kupec Third Row: T. Kovalchick, L. Reynolds, R. Kozikowski, R. Lipinski, V. Zedler, W. Brzezinski, M. Giordano, C. Papik, R. Robson, R. Ballard, P. Tallarico, R. Belli, F. Norrick, R. Schuricht Fourth Row: J. Windsor, D. Crail, P. Goodwin, L. Taylor, R. Buick, C. Bonner, M. Flotta, L. Cani, E. Bush, J. Ciesielski, G. Lowe, R. Trzeciok, L. Kurpakus, W. Kowalkowski FOOTBALL - 1958 Despite their hard schedule and lack of experience the Ken Hi gridders played hard and provided the fans with many thrills during the 1958 season. We're all hoping that we'll fare much better the coming season. Coaches Brown, Fletcher, Primozic, and Slosky discuss practice session. Ken Hi 7 Oliver 13 Hen Hi 7 Vandergrift 27 Ken Hi 0 Johnstown 41 Ken Hi 7 TurtleCreek 29 Ken Hi 7 Hempfield 34 Ken Hi 6 Greensburg 21 Ken Hi O Har-Brack 7 Ken Hi 0 McKeesport 41 Ken Hi 13 Latrobe 21 1' iw W iw ' . ,. 5 5 Q . , L N . -- K , x 'N ,N W .. 'N V u , A P fa TL. V Q . kk - v Q, W ff ' ' :gf ' Y 'W-1 1 wg . li A 5 -. S A v Lvl Afgqv-Q33'!3fi'5,wt 3 H Q A K g1i,gXvA2if,f ckfii , 3 I X .gy .jf f 5 3.2 M if , 5, Q x i'Nf.?5 'K First Row: D. Thaxton, J. Cnclarelli, A. Davis, E. Ycrussi, J. Mascullu Second Row: L. Kupec, W. Fortson, M. Vetovich, J. Holeva, G. Herman, W. Connor VARSITY BASKETBALL 1958 - T959 The varsity closed a very successful season which Ken Hi emerged the loser with a score with a record of 17 wins and 8 losses. An ll of 62-54. This year was the final season for to 1 sectional record tied Ken Hi with Har- seniors Gary Herman, Bill Connor, Art Davis, Brock and forced a playofif at McKeesport from John Holeva, Walt Fortson, and Gene Yarussi. VARSITY SCORES Ken Springdale Ken Hi 64 'Ford City Ken Westinghouse Ken Hi 52 Butler Ken Leechburg Ken Hi 47 Arnold Ken Tarentum Ken Hi 64 'Vandergrift Ken Munhall Ken Hi 70 Central Catholic Ken Elwood City Ken Hi 82 Kittanning Ken Midland Ken Hi 49 iHar-Brock Ken Arnold Ken Hi 77 i'Ford City Ken Mt. Lebanon Ken Hi 67 fButler Ken Aliquippcu Ken Hi 64 fArnoId Ken Schenley Ken Hi 70 kVandergrift Ken Kittanning Ken Hi 54 iHar-Brack Ken kHar-Brack fLeague Game First Row: D. Ferguson, R. Ballard, S. Resek, I. Hecker, E. Kirkwood, D. Antonclcci, J. Kanouff, Mr. Marshall Second Row: F. Maier, C. Grisson, W. Spak, C. Bonner, R. Robson, D. Namey, J. Zwergel JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL T958-T959 The Red Raiders .layvee squad had one of Ralph Marshall are expected to prove a big their most successful seasons in recent years help to the varsity next season. with an 18-4 record. The charges of Coach JUNIOR VARSITY SCORES Ken Springdale Ken Ford City Ken Westinghouse Ken Butler Ken Leechburg Ken Arnold Ken Tarenturn Ken Vandergrift Ken Munhall Ken Central Catholic Ken Elwood City Ken Kittanning Ken Midland Ken Har-Brack Ken Aliquippa Ken Ford City Ken Schenley Ken Butler Ken Kittanning Ken Arnold Ken Har-Brack Ken Vandergrift Bill Connor and John Holeva show fine form that paced Ken Hi to early season heights. EXCITING MOMENTS lN THE l958-l959 BASKETBALL SEASON Gary Herman, Art Davis, and John Holeva attempt shots in first half victory over Har-Br k Firsf Row: W. Brzezinski, J. Rulzus, B. Martucci, R. Kowalkowski, B. Gensomer, B. Regoli, J. Hydonk, R. Venglik, K. Nixon, D. Abote, D. Nery, D. Chilton Second Row: R. Robson, J, Swargel, L, Lambermonl, D. Habura, K. Rogers, J. Pessolano, W. Wolkowiak, W. Croissanf, R. Lukomski, M. Purpura, R. Chilton, R. Grden Third Row: W. Connor, M. Vetovich, S. Hegedus, J. Lipinski, E. Yarussi, J. Holeva, R. Sennel, D. Coury, W. Spak, R. Cappone, D. Mclaughlin, C. Lanning BASEBALL -1958 Under the capable leadership of Coach Al Dunn, the 1958 season finished with a total of five wins and five losses. Ken Ken Ken Ken Ken Ken Ken Ken Ken Ken SCORES Freeport 3 Arnold 3 Springdale 3 Har-Brock 5 Tarentum 6 Arnold 3 Freeport 14 Springdale 2 Har-Brack 3 Tarentum 5 Ken Hi's hurlers exercise their arms be fore a squad game. N. Jones D. Thaxfon R. Peebles D. Coury J. Pelegrinelli T. Gorney R. Alessio C. Davis R. Yetka L. Korzon W. Means W. Ryan D. Patz G. Gayhari C. Johnson First Row: L. Korzon, W. Imm, D. Thuxion, T. Gorney, R. Evans, F. Olivo, R. Zawodniak Second Row: K. Kanouif, W. Ryan, E. Devecka, W. Couchman, J. Pelegrinelli, R. Peebles, C. Dixon Third Row: P. Sparks, J. McGuire, R. Burford, R. Yeiku, K. Rowles, R. Alessio, W. Means, P. Warden, Mr. A I q INDIVIDUAL TRACK SCORES Jeannette- Jeanneife Greensburg Scotidale Hempfield 0 6Vz 'I OV2 'I 0 7 0 'I 'I 6M 5 0 'I 0 3 6 0 4 'I 'I O 5 4 3 'I 1 3 0 0 3 3 0 0 5 0 3 0 0 'I 'I 0 0 3 O 'I 2 0 3 O 0 0 0 0 'I 'I 'I 0 0 0 'I 0 0 0 TENNIS SCORES Ken Hi O Torenium Ken Hi 0 Central Catholic Ken Hi i Tarentum Kneeling: R. Aysse, D. Sarii J. Moore Standing: Mr. Vorlage, C ' A Pauli, J. Thomas, R. m brose , in 'Q ., ' ance R 1 QCHOOLSQ HNLNL r N mmm l Geography classes, school busses, assemblies, the nurse's ministrations, shop work, math demonstrations, the Vocational Choir - all are part of the curricular and extra-curricular program which closes the door on the 1959 Taleoken. 98 M' + - 'Uh-l . Q, M,- 9-Q 7 'X f 1 X 1 '75 '- I r 1 X J w, if Congratulations . . . NEW KENSINGTON HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF '59 We congratulate each and every one of you and extend the best of wishes for the future. We also say a big THANK YOU for making MURPHY'S your favorite shopping spot during your school year and hope that you will continue to make it your headquarters. lf you are going to college, we hope you have a successful four years with more than the average number of A's . ln the event you should decide upon a career in retailing, either now or upon completion of your college education, we invite you to seek employment with our company. Our Personnel Director will be glad to explain the many oppor- tunities such a career presents to both men and women. G. C. MURPHY CO. Stores in I7 Home Offices States and The and Personnel Dept. District of Columbia Mckeesport, Pa. 99 mls Book IS BOUND CENTRAL DRUG STORES in ci Famous for Low Prices SMITH CRAFTED COVER New Kensington, Po. 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