Swissvale High School - Swissvalian Yearbook (Swissvale, PA)

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FOO TBALL FIRST Row: Bill Farina. Ronald Bryan, Louie Diana. Bill l'lutel1ison. Paul Sullivan, Don Cullings. Don Nlorrow, Harry Roluertsliaw, James Strausler, l.ee Nlecormiclc, .lack Xvagner. Siicoivn Row: Coaeli liuzard. paul Nlarlcs. Clyde Vylallaee, D.1rluy Brady, Tom Vvlilliams, Cluy Almlvotl. Fred Smilll, Xvillpert Joynl. Cllarles Angstadl. Bill Ferguson. ,VHIRD Row: Jaelc Dillie. Pliil Zoeller, l.loyd ljmrealairon. lfill .laeolJson, .lolan Fislier, Ray Vvillm a new eoaeli talcing over and only lour letlermen returning, Sl'lS's lootlmall outlooli was darlc indeed. But under tlie splendid eoaelling ol Nlr. Buzard, a last, spirited team Compiled one ol tlle luest records we lfiave llad in several years, by winning live, losing lliree, and lying one. A sliort resume ol eaeli game: RANKIN 'lqliree early toueladowns put tlie game on ice, allliougll time Ralalnits gave us a seare late in tlie game. Seore I0-15. HOMESTEAD The lmoys lrom aeross tlie river were loo lougli at time goal line and tliey ll2ll1ClCd us our lirsl cleleal, 6-0, FORD CITY A tougli one. wliieli we finally won. 13-6. VVII .KINSBURG For tlie lirsl time in our liislory, we walloped time Holy City on tl1eir own lield, I5-0. NIUNHALL Tile lnoys really liit tlleir stride and eruslied tlme liiglily layored lndians IO-0. HRADDOCK A loieartlorealcer played on a rainy ulnlueu lvlonday Our lmoys tool: tlieir seeond deleat in lliis mud loallw. Score 0-6. Page Fourteen Dielc Stone, Carl Relvele, Bill Klalian, Slierwin Nlanclellnlatt, Don C Coults, Cliarles NleCarll1y, Roluert Fulton. FQOURTH Row: ullings. IDUQUESNE Played tliree days alter tile Braddoelx game lay a lirecl and injury-ridden team wliiell could not stop llie great uljuliesu witli spirit alone. Seore 0-QI. El JIZAPQETH Anotlier muddy game in wliieli llle score did not really sliow our superiority. Score 6-0. XVII .NIERDING l-ong passes dominated tliis game, lJul lloie lurealas were against us. Score 6-6. l30y5 wllo VVOH lllf' coveted MSU VVCYPZ Co-Captain lseniorl Time loaelclaone ol our line, Ulgarelacell will lie rememlrered as one ol tile loest taelcles in SHS liistory. His play at Xvillqinsiaurg was magnilieent. DON iVlO'RROVX7. lgeniorl uljinnyn was llie scrappy little man wlio spent most ol liis time in tlae opponents, laaelclield messing up plays. lseniorl l3ill's alnility to talce punisllment and still lceep eoming, tagged liirn as one ol llie gamest lnoys on a very game squad. lSeniorl ul-Illliflnlu was anollier mainstay on tlle line. His play lmolli delensively and ollensively was lmrilliant.

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THE FRESHMAN A P1 Cis is for Amllition, witli Ledrick, Jean Hilt, Shirley Pearson, and Estlier Xvaldron liaving a good sliare of it. is for Baslwtul taut niceytflaine Koury, Herloert Henry, Edward Cliope, and Florence Lenliult. is for Cute girls like Jean Finlon, Frances Isles, and Ann lvlolyneaux. is for our Devilisli memlmersf-Tony Miele. Alfred Bender, and Xvirtli. is for Energetic, and wlwo are more so tl1an Phyllis Burkoviclm Mary Forgione, and Cliarles George? is tor Frisky,-Ed Mattson, Barbara Lee. Margie lvluck, and Bill Crowe. is tor Gracelul .leannine Cassey, lvlarion Humpliries, Rutli Miller, and Ethel Meyer. is for Happy-Go-Lucky, and tllose carelvree ireslwies ,lim Barnett, Paul Norris, lvlary Ann Silnula. and Tlieresa Nied. is for lntelligence, Wliiclw we all crave, taut vvliicli Alex Sllogan, Earl Cramer, Margaret Koontz, and Irene Figner lwave for sure. is tor Jolly Patsy Joyce, Charles Mitchell. Bob lVlcGinn, and Bolb Stark. ? is tor Kind, and arenyt we glad we lwad lvlary Lombardo, Cecilia Panaia, and Rutli Smitli is for Late-comersl Alarm clocks would come in liandy lor Harrington, Dick Hockett, Tlieiesa lVlcAndrews, and Betsy Jacko. is for lvlusic, witli tliose masters Bolo Full. Dick Garinger, Sam Capezutto, and Pat fTConner is tor Neat-Dorotliy Johnson, Mercedes Vvaters, George Bell, and George Hellas. is tor our Giitdoor treslimen Ted Aslnlaurner, Ed Emmanuel, Bill Coyle, and Charles Perstac. is for Pretty and Popular Gloria Ayres, Miriam Gailey, and Gloria Hoffman. Efor Q11ietSl1irley Carson, Orville Nicholas, and Hilda Sliepllerd, wtlo are awlullv nice to now. is for Representatives-our class otticers-Paul Harnack, Bela lVlcArdle. Margaret Astolas, and Joe lVlcQuade. is tor tliose Swooning Sinatra lanswlsois Craig, Mary Ellen Nlancen, .lean Reed, and Grace Kennedy. is tor tl1e Tiny tiresliies we like so well,-Don Lock, Jolwn Rivetti, Lois Rolierts, and Catlierine Carr. is for Useful students. Nve always welcome Nlarian Bozurictl, Zola Burrell, Clara Valle, and Gloria Kaerclsrer. is Ilor Vigor. Vvlsro has more tlian Marilyn Feit, Veronica Rimikis, Joe Sacamanzo, and Sliirley Ti ley? is for Vvitty Kathleen Connelley, Rosalind Nichols, Vktalter SClllI1tCI'. is tor ,Xcellent all-around students Phyllis Alspaclw, Sopliie Corsale, lvlary Ann Timko. is tor tlie Yavvners Wlio never seem to get enougli sleep: George Smetana, Mike Blando, Gordon Vvoelke. is for zealous in all tlieir work,-Helen Henderson, slim Strielaicli, Paul Sliogran, and Allmerta Kennedy. ixlarilyn Kniseley. Page Tliirteen

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CHARLES ANGSTADT 1Svaim-J JACK XVAGNER Xvlwn llmc going was louglu-sl. Cillllfli was al luis lwsl. Uzipvsiy long lvgs anal sliarp lllis was particularly lruf- al lDllClll4'!sllV, wlwre llis vlusiu-nc'ss pvrle-Cl mall- lor Hlgulll al rirflll ll lll lmarlq. 1- lwlpccl liim c-yaclv many lac'lQlc-rs. i I PAUL 5l,'I.l.lVAN .im S'I'R.fXUSl.ER qs.-.ma Ono ol llnf laslesl lJoys on llw squacl. Jim playf-nl line- POSHEOH 'ilw H W'l'imn' RONALD BRYAN lvall al quarlvrlmzuli mosl ol ilu' yf-ar, linen siarrvcl as :incl in lin' lasl gamv. Uuniorl Sllillllillfl ilflll Hlildi' llllli I qS0jDll0lli0I'l' Allliougli only a sopliomorc-. Sully , lmnclla-cl ilu- rc-nlv llunior Ulgllllflu XNYIS il SDCCKIY llilrll NVlll'liiI'lQ lqllllljilfli XVlln VVIIS liunior lilif'i', IIRIITY NYU: illbli LEE lN'lCffJRNllCK lSm'niorl always surc- ol gaining a fouplv ol yarcls on Nlr. liuzarclis NIJ' W X V I . l H V . V V N .V V . lamous X-play. als was a ng, nislyy lm:-man wliose inexpwric-m'v was ilu- only lliing wllifli lcvpl liim lrom living oul ilu-rv all ol I1LXRRY RCNQITRTQHAXXV 1 - - -. A A V A in mm if-vsiclvs living a line laclxlc-r ancl lilo I CECJRGE LAVRUYC QSTMON Lili-Nlllujaviils ol llrc team, a lougli jolm XX'lliClI lui llilllllllil ye-ry CIPOFQK' XVOlIlCI pi'Ol7FllJly llilX'C' lH'Q'll 0119 ol llll' lH'Sl jllilyC'i'S ELNIHR FALCSIK on lluv squacl if lie liacl nol lam-n lnriullecl lay an injury unlil llur lasl lf-W QilIYlf'S. equal lo lllosc- ol Diana. Uunior EliTl4'F VVUS ili10lllf'1' swell Pilfl XVll0S0 lZ1lCill5 VV6'l'l' 1lliYl0S llunior lluniorl Q M i F4 Y l Hlglllln was a llflfil-fllllllilifj lriplc- llirc-at lmclq wlio sforml RCJBIQJQI liljllox oye-r lilly poinls lor tim Blum- ancl fiolcl fimis ye-ar. Boly was onr' ol tim llarclvsl running lpaclcs on ilu' loam ancl lor llnal rvason llc saw mucl aflion al lulllbafli. lluniorl V 7 Yum HNosc-H was a gluv-lianclc-nl pass i'PCCiVlJl' ancl a sure Hlllixlfxxl Hoclxhll iarlilf-r. H0 was llue only lmoy on lllf- loam lo lm C'llOSCl'l on lim all-Dislrivl ivam. ol wc-iglil was a lyig clisaclyanlago. lluniorl llf'i'Hl2ll'l VVHS Cl8I1QCl'0llS VVlll'il lll' gill loosff, lllll lliS lillilx FIRST Row: Louie Diana, Don Cullings. Cliuclc Angslarll. Paul Sullivan, Coacll Buzarcl. Standing: Hill l'lLllClliSOH, joe Turovar' .lilfli XxVilQllCl', lQOIlE1lfl BFj'ili1. Zoeller, IDOII IXIOTYOXY, ,lilTlSll'ilU5l6'I'. V Page Fifieen i J