Wilkinsburg High School - Annual Yearbook (Wilkinsburg, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1957 volume:

WILKINSBURG HIGH SCHOOL WILKINSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA The ANNUAL the 1957 story of W'Ik' b H' h S h I Photographer CAMERON MCGILVARY Busuness Editor KATHERINE LOCHNER - ,mb , u. - , M aW,fwf-1 91-.1 .ff I 1 , . 4 s- 23. Nl , , FOREWORD We the Class of 1957 leave to you this edition of Annual in the hope that you may carry with you through the years the memories of this glorious year its work and its play its loy and its sorrow its laughter and its tears Little things change our philosophy of life and make us happier the close feeling we have in our daily chapel glorious football victories and well planned half time programs of the band the all school play The Curious Savage smell of pine and the clever door decorations at Christmas time expert aromas from the Home Economics Department the thrill as another ball sinks through the hoop colorful posters announcing coming events weekly publication of the HlWays the pride when WHS was honored on WQEDs television program Teen Showcase fun and time spent on autobiographies the dignity ofthe National Honor Society initiation exchanging of name cards and senior pictures understanding teachers our Heaven on Earth the senior prom It is our sincere hope that this book may serve as a bridge after graduation for you to lourney back through a wonderful year at Wilkinsburg High School , , ll ' II ' ments in our new Science Department . . . delicious I ' ' Il , ,, . . . ' ll ll SCHOOL LIFE Classes Service Orgamzatlons Clubs ATHLETICS a Winter PEOPLE Admlnlstratlon Faculty Students ADVERTISING FAREWELL CONTENTS Poe 8 Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page IO4 Page I34 5 9 . . . 12 28 F II , 42 ' It as 46 Spring I I Page 50 . . . V 56 . 58 62 Cafe Most of our tlme IS spent ln In tellectual pursuitsy however, stu- dents whlle differ, many spare stlll have leusure hours to away Reallzmg that tastes WHS offers many ways and organizations for converting tlme Into profitable play 744 '- 'f A 4, N MN.. N. NX4 wywnnq 1 iff! fx .,, 'Y za .v- f,,,2f,g J Z' 1.5 i gasig V , The aim of most academic stu- --lzan . . Mm' dents is college, They gain the necessary foundation here at WHS -' W ' ' in preparatory suloiects such as history, foreign languages, science, and mathematics. In history class John Lewis locates Cuba onthe map. ,f Jack Perkins practices the use of the Bill Krear explains to Bob Sovak the oper- ide rule for trig class. ation of the clutch plate, which he used to illustrate his investigative theme for English. 8 'isfenin to records help' . g s Norma Anderson learn the pro- nunciaiion of German worcls. M Metcalfe OSSISTS Tony Shreve complete has lab sheet Students at work r. ' Students learn prachcal skrlls In crafts class Sandy Wllson weaves luncheon mats wnfh bamboo slats Engrossed In has work for mechanical drawing ns Bull Dempsey Clark Llngren and Larry Shugerts con struct a boat In woodshop 10 Future homemakersf-Linda Flake, Eliz- Judy Hover cuts out a blouse in sewing abeth Scherm, Donna Luckock'--practice culin- class. ary arts. Tantalizing smells from the Home Econo- keeping . . . shorthand . . .all these and more mics Department. . . whit'-r-rsing sounds from make up the commercial and vocational machines on the ground floor . . . aching courses for those who plan to enter the busi' fingers after typing class . . . crafts . . . book- ness world immediately after graduation. Barbara James prepares a work sheet for Leah Ritchey operates bookkeeping ma bookkeeping class. chine in oftice practice, 11 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Proudly the members of National Honor Society wear their gold pins with the flaming torch. Elected by the faculty on the basis of scholarship, service, leadership, and char- acter, the iunior and senior candidates must be in the upper third of their class to be eligible. Officers were Tom Bell, president, Clyde McAllister, vice president, and Mary Doreza, treasurer. Back row: D. A Second raw: A. nderson, Way, First row: Miss Steele, Baclc row: C. Baacke, B, Butler, D. Macnab, G. Bruder, D. Grebos. Second row: M. Ward, B. Kiser, M. Doreza. First row: M. Weyman, M. Morgan, B. Mohler. NHS MEMBERS Anne Adkins, Judy Byron, Mary lou Carey, Gwendolyn Cummings, Judy Earnest, William Geissinger, Janice Hrabak, Georgia Huclta, Ruth Hem- ker, Fred Kissell, Cameron McGiIvary, Virgina McKeIway, Claude Marlowe, Jean Mareland, William Morton, Emil Posavac, Lori lee Rosemeyer, Anne Helen Trumbull, Judy Waugh, Weidman, Thomas Whitten, Yarbrough, and Shirley Zarenlco. Stone, Joyce i Gary ACTIVITY BOARD The Activity Board is composed of five teachers, five students, and the chairman, Mr. Ege. The Board elects the editors of the publi- cations and the managers ot the school pro- ductions. Other responsibilities are buying honor pins, renting senior caps and gowns, and supporting special chapel programs. The most recent project was supervising the reno- vation ot seventeen pictures to be hung in the halls. Miss Heazlett, Mr. Yetter. M. Young, Miss McQuistan. W. Weed, T. Bell, Mr. Ege. -Q-v,,. T Elected groups serve school Back row: G. Thomas, S. Anast, D. Reid, J. Lewis, T. van der Hoeven, D. Courtley, D. Grebos, D. Macnab. Second row: V. McKeIway, S. Zarenko, J. Earnest, B. Kiser, C. Mangold, K. Fink, J. Brewer, L. Smith. First row: F. Barr, J. Johnson, A. Stone, P, Morgan, L. Smail, G. Fornof, W. Milliken, W. Geissinqer. STUDENT COUNCIL Under the leqderghip Of flqeir Voter Chum Geissinger receives a tag Ive voted from oFficers, Chum Geissinger, presi- dent, Dove Macncib, vice president, Ginny McKelway, recording secre- tary, and Judy Earnest, correspond- ing secretary, the Student Council had many iobs to do in helping keep the wheels of WHS running smoothly. The Council planned the opera- tion of the all-school elections, managed the Lost and Found, opened and closed chapel every day, planned the annual activities banquet and compiled a new hand- book. ln addition to their regular job of trimming the big Christmas tree in the hall Student Council directed a contest for the decor- ation of the doors of each home- room. Other problems, large and small, kept the members busy. Vic DePastino Bill Warner tutors Tom Passant in chemistry. STUDENT SERVICE The Student Service membership con- sisted ot seniors, iuniors, and second semester sophomores. After being rec- ommended by three teachers, candidates were elected by the members. The organization helped during lunch period by supervising the halls and study rooms and assisted in the library, the offices, and the audio-visual depart- ment. Some members also tutored stu- dents in science and math. ln all these ways the group tried to achieve their aim-the development of school citizen- ship and leadership. This year's president, Dave Grebos, assisted by Bonnie Mohler, vice presi- dent, and Barbara Kiser, secretary, scheduled the assignments. Students assist in noon studies Back row: E. Posavoc, W. Morton, R, Allison, C. Baacke, A. De Pastino, C. Mayer, B. Butler, W. Warner Fourth row: D. Grehos, T. Bell, H. Heidler, W. Hess, T. Chapman, R. Clark, G. Fornof, C. McAllister. Third row: A. Martin, W. Weed, S, Tuttle, L. Connolly. B, Mohler, B. Heidler, T. Whitten, E. Guerdan. Second row: B. Kiser, C. Pears, N. Glunt, J. Brown, A. Way, A. Adkins, M. Morgan, G. Bruder, I.. Rosemeyer, J. Earnest. First row: J. Waugh, J. Byron, J. Price, M, Young, J. Hover, M. Doreza, B. Svet, C. McCartney, M. Ward. 4 Y in-al f J . -3 3 , SENIOR COUNSELORS Buck row: S. Tuttle, J. Brown, B. Heidler, B. Float G Bruder B Mohler G Cummings R Hemke L Swear ngen C Herron A Stone E. Miller, M. Carey. Third row: M. Fritz, J. Waugh, P. Sims, M. Morgan N Glunt C Pears P Clayhourn J Hrohak S Replne H Trumbull W Cook C. Swissluelm, l. Day. Second raw: D. Reid, M. Doreza, E. Svet, W. Weed A Way J Comm G Hucka J Earnest N Martin P Barosh K Murray B Klser First row: V. McKelway, M. Weyman, N. Leclxey 5 Zarenlco l Connolly J Byron C McCartney D Robertson G Thomas A Felegy J. Hover. and in greeting new sophomores An important activity of the Senior Counselors is welcom- ing new girls to the high school. The fifty iunior and senior girls of the group in- vited their little sisters, so- phomores and new upper- classmen, to coke parties, where they discussed the cus- toms and activities of WHS. This year's president, Bon- nie Mohler, was assisted by Carol McCartney, vice presi- dent, Wendy Cook, secretary, and Patty Claybourn, trea- surer. Other important activities were a dance, Dutch Treat, in honor of our A.F.S. student from Holland, Tonny van der Hoeven, a drive to collect money for mentally retarded children, and a meeting at Christmas time to wrap toys for underprivileged children. Stage crew, ushers, chapel committee STAGE CREW Back row: J. Pryde, R. Carpenzano, J. Furrer, D. Brown, P. Perrier, l, Houston, First row: R. Fulton, S. O'NeiI, S. Havelin, J. Hauck, H. Drosky, C. Campbell, S. Lee. STAGE CREW Stage crew is WHS's behind-the-scenes or- ganization. Members were kept busy adjust- ing lights, setting up microphones, making costumes, painting flats, and assisting at every chapel. USHERS Back row: J. Wilkins, W. Hess, C, Baacke, l. Whited. Second row: D. Rottholt, L. Gerber, R. Mitchell, C. Ingram. USHERS The ushers, a group of junior and senior boys chosen by Student Council, were led by Bruce Butler assisted by Ecl Watters. They served the school during chapel and at special school events. First row: R. Allison, E. Watters, D. Mankin, C. McAllister, T Bell, B Butler, unite to provide fine programs Janet Oyer, Carol McCartney and Ted Foltz dram- Jack Wilkins interviews Mr. and Mrs. Harrison atize a scene from Curious Savage. after their movie in chapel. CHAPEL COMMITTEE The chapel committee consisted of Mr. Ege, the annual Christmas programs by the choir, four teachers, and eight students. As usual the band, and the dramatic department, a they worked hard to find interesting programs lecture and movie, Desert Saga, by Hal Harri- tor chapel. son of the Post Gazette, and General Electric's Some highlights were the Pitt Debate team, House of Magic with its glimpse into the a movie about Australia by Mrs. Mary Holder, future. Back row: C. Baacke, Miss Deemer, Miss D. Covil Miss Long, Miss Wischmeyer, W. Geissinger. First row: J. Wilkins, T. Bell, C, McCartney, H. Drosky, J. Byron, Mr, Ege. IH Psi 4 Wi Volunteers serve in many ways 1314 5 A 1 C if ck ow A Trxmbath E r ones I Sum Demmler E M11 er Rungle J Pr ce Ftrs! low C Bumlller J MuI'er Mrs Shanti B Roblnson C Allen Back row raz ur an Furs! row J Longo J Moorhead D Merriman J McKenry l Joyce J lewis R Demm er Bock law J Ne elgh Sta ey s R ey Flshe G Ferrlero G DuCeuo Fuslraw J Earnest N Mornson Of11ce Assistants Room 121 Audio Visual Omce Asslstants Room 106 I X 'Wx Sv I lx I - I , K '-wr 2' x, - Q . 1 2 Q., H28 lt. , I ..,,, 1 1 1 .X 'NRL 29 5 r 'ZS' v . f tr ea' H3 b ' K 1' , Bu r l ' , Mille , M Hassul1, C J , M Re'11y, P ' 5, Z M ' , A RM ,RCk,WB,l.1-till. A I , ,D rl: ,Mr ain ,L ' r, ' , ' Library Assistants Bock row: S. Gosser, E. Frank, M. Chapin, B. Moss, B. Taylor, S. Repine, P. Parker, S. Stevick. First row: E. Cook, P. Corvo, .l. Brugh, D. Luckock, P. Wise, C. Nixdorf, M. Word, B. Kiser. Volunteers assisted the school in many ways and in many places. The girls seen running errands, collecting absence slips, helping with tiles and typing were the Office Assistants who aided Mrs. Shontz and Mrs. Rainey. The Audio-Visual staff worked to make classes more interesting by showing movies and slides during their study periods. In addi- tion to showing films they set up proiectors and later returned the equipment to the audio- visual room. ln the library girls checked slips, tiled cards, and helped students choose interesting books for reviews. The Library Assistants who served for two or three years received pins in recog- nition of their service. The quotations on homeroom blackboards every Monday morning were the work of the Quotation Squad. This year the words to the wise were selected monthly by committees working with the officers: Barbara Craig, president, Edith Latimer, vice president, Marilyn Reilly, secretary, and Judy Haver, treasurer. Bock row: C. Grieco, C. Heyl, M. Hassoll, A. Van Dyke, Z. Demmler, L. Joyce, M. Reilly, E. Latimer. Second row: B. Craig, L. Izott, M. Boyd, A. Houck, J, Davis, M. Young, N. Hamilton, M. Ringle. First row: C. Nageley, C. Edwards, J. Price, H. Wise, J, Hover, H. Crain. l Squad Quotation Annual and HiWays record Buck row: C. McGiIvary, R. Allison, H. Trumbull, G. Pressley, T. Chapman. Third low: M. Young, A. Way, A. Stone, N. Morrison, J. Dickson, C. Pears. Second row: J. Waugh, S. 0'NeiI, R. Hershnrin, J. Comin, M. McCollum, C. Herron. First row: l. Henderson, M. Fritz, G. Hucka, K. Lochner, J. Byron, J. Haver. From September until the beginning of March the Annual editor, Judy Waugh, and her staff were busy trying to meet deadlines. After a conference at Ohio University, the staff met and planned a layout which Georgia Hucka executed. From September until Jan- uary Cameron McGilvary and his camera were almost inseparable as he snapped pic- tures to fill that layout of empty spaces. Mean- while Judy Byron prepared the senior section and Helen Trumbull, assisted by Mary David- son and Nancy Morrison, typed identifications and write-ups supplied by Anne Adkins, Carol Herron, Jean Moreland, Robert Allison, Judy Haver, Sue O'Neil, and the auxiliary staff. When February 27 deadline rolled around and the printer left with the final copy, the staff gave a shout of ioy. They had met that last deadline. In room 204 the business staff with Kathy Lochner in charge worked diligently to pro- vide money for the book. Tom Chapman and Don Willson sold ads to meet budget expenses. While bookkeeper Mary Alice McCollum kept a record of the transactions, Lois Jean Hender- son typed letters to the advertisers. In May the printer kept his deadline. With the arrival of the T957 Annual autograph signing began. Another sign of spring had arrived. Helen Trumbull types the senior section for Judy Byron while Judy Waugh and Georgia Hucka prepare pictures for the engraver. 1 Q ' -V . ,o4f.-1,105-i '.Q fuck --La.. - Le-J -J 0 1 -- 4 4' ' ' ' ' I 'l I I vi L'-sf ' 5 1' -1 ..-1.4.1.1 ful 'H v +1 ' .' I... ,, ' .0 .rife ' . - ' . - - lg, - .,,L --I .I . l important school events Back row: J. Wilkins, J. Wortman, l. Bangham, B. Butler, T. van der Hoeven, J. Barclay, R, Campbell, Third row: C. Hartbauer, D. Mankin, C. Baacke, W. Morton, D. Daw, N. Johnson, C. Grant, H. Wise. Second row: D. luckack, J. Brugh, M. Fullen, E. Berry, P, Fallecker, W. Cook, K. Rogers, J. Davis, M. Sankey. First row: I.. Tester, J. Hasley, C. Otto, V. McKeIway, M. Fritz, L. Fisher, C. Nageley, M. Heckel. Clit? Baacke, editor of the HiWays, and his staff had a full schedule. Reporters prepared their copy and proofread articles while page editors planned layouts, assigned articles and pasted the dummy for each week's edition. Every Friday Carol Otto, ex- change manager, sent seventy copies of the paper to high schools, alumni subscribers, and retired teachers. Jack Wilkins, business man- ager, and his assistants solicited ads, kept the books, and supervised other business of the publication, which included the sale of name- and-address labels and the sponsorship ofthe annual movie dance between semesters to raise funds. W . , ,. 4. Chuck Hartbauer, Cliff Baacke, Bruce Butler, Bill Morton, Elaine Berry, Miss Oetting, and Judy Brugh pitch in to meet deadline. 'Z , Back row S Zurenko G Bruder J Flsher Flrst row P Sums George Fornaf desplays talent at football games Girls lend color to varsity Memornes of the malorettes well worn hats wuth tigers on the front and the new hats wuth the letters WHS on them whute boots wath dancing tassels to treasure always won derful pep meetings on Frnday afternoons band letter wlth malorette written on ut the flash of a silver baton as ut soared hugh an the our half time tormatlons uncler the star ltt sky of Graham Fneld a red whnte and blue rub ban wuth a medal hangung from nt shuverlng gurls ID cabcns l and 2 at Camp Falrfleld long hours of practice under the summer sun mas termg the fundamentals of twrrlung a cl marchung shnvers of prlde at band festivals when the commentator announced Present eng the Marchxng Tlgers ofW1llclnsburg 22 'Q . , y K . to as , . 1 tl 4 ' v 1,1 6 C . 1 1 l 5 . f O F I . . I 1 I ' l l . . . n F 1, I , - - - - - 11 4 w I' x Ai V 9 X is T dm gr ' 'Y Back row: C. Swisshelm, M. L. Scott, K. Murray, S. Tuttle. First row: M. Morgan, L. L. Rosemeyer, L. Connolly. games and pep meetings Cheerleading: the climb to Graham Field in front of the great Tiger Band before football games, the cleaning of white bucks after cheering in an inch or more of mud, the fun of writing skits for pep-meetings, the problem of finding a place for practice, the ride on the silence on the return trip depending on the outcome of the game, the flash of the new red and white skirts, anticipation of receiving letters on Varsity Day of the senior year. These things and the thrill of our many victor- ies make cheerleading an enjoyable activity. bus with the band to away games, singing or Leading students in Sound of the Drums are Karen Murray, Suzie Tuttle, Marilyn Morgan, Lori Lee Rosemeyer, Lorraine Connolly, Carolyn Swisshelm, and Melda Scott. 23 lnstrumental groups perform school and community functions The orchestra and the band compose our instrumental music department. The orchestra, which provided music at the school plays, also performed in chapel and for the iunior high school. Several of its members - George Bukes, Walt Comin, Norman Steen, Fred Strom, and Diane Thomas-qualified to play in the Pittsburgh Symphony Junior. Marching at football games and band festi- vals and providing music for pep meetings were the fall activities of the Wilkinsburg Tiger Band. Concert season, highlighted by the mid-winter concert, followed, and March found Wilkinsburg as host to the annual All- State Band. Participating were 200 high school musicians from T91 schools in Pennsylvania, this number included twelve of our own students. In its second year of existence the dance band played for social events at Baldwin, Scott, and other schools. Under the leadership of Bill Warner, presi- dent, Alex Martin, vice president, Diane Thomas, secretary, and Mary Weyman, trea- surer, the band again sold chocolate to fin- ance another trip to summer camp. Back row: C. Mayer, A Ways, B. Butler, W. Drylvurgh, B. Beck, J. Koesel, B. Alexander, R. Foltz, W. Hess, W Warner. Fourth raw: J. Miller, B, Morton, D. Hedding, D. Thomas, B. Ward, R. Corley, C. McAllister, J, Grundman, A, Akers, L. Sweoringen R. Albertson. Third row- J. Creamer, A. Adkins, P, Young, N. Hamilton, C. Pomm ersheim, M. Boyd, R. Hershorin, G. Reichenfeld, B Yuxuwich J Moreland, D. Robertson, E Roberts. Second row' T. Herbert, A, Packer, M, Weyman, M Westphal, D. Clements, S Steinmiller, P Westphal, J. Fields, J lillich, D. Wills W Harrison,l Smail. First row- G, Fornof, B. McCollum, J. Pringle, C Gray, N. Slmillsliy, J Fisher, S. Zarenlio, P. Sims. 4 iggffvf New f ' 1 I' , V 4 rf l5 I gl' xx 2X6 V lmt,:Ef,, 5 1' , A 5? X K ' 'J' E 2 Ja ff 'N'-w.i'f42 1, 'V 92?-1, if vs., I he f , ia-dia 5541 5? 21, gg Lge, 1 eff? ff MQW was fm DN ' MA - 5'9.u xw X 4' A .E W ,X . 'dj' . K. 1 I . if , - 9.1 . . ' D -, , A n Z? . bv mf' EN mi 3 ' -I 6' 1 V . hi . HW 4 ,..,...z L 1 1' , , 4 f' df f f , f F ,A , f f ,lv f s , I,- PQX6 Q 1 H f 1. gg. K Back row: M. Reilly, P. Gorman, R. Sheaffer, R. Mears, F. Twilla, J. Oyer, D. Batey, R. Warner. Third row: B. Kovalovslcy, S. Warburton, L. Winans, J. Carr, J. Burkett, U. Brans, M. Young, S. Anast. Second row: P. Chapin, B. Lockyer, J. Comin, D. Mawhinney, A. Stone, A. Way, 5. Rosemeyer. First row: C. Repassey, M. Ward, M. Holloway, J. Pringle, V. McKelway, C. Schmidt, G. Thomas, J. Byron. Every Wilkinsburg student is familiar with the a cappella choir. He will always remember the prayer response by the choir during the daily chapel exercises and the vesper service and the carols in the halls just before Christmas. The choir will not forget the hard work and fun which went into the preparations for the public appearances nor the concerts them- selves---'especially the highlight of the year, Musicians contribute skill the Winter Concert. The ioy of this per- formance soon gave way to sad feeling at Commencement when the seniors sang For You, High for the last time as a class. Officers were Ed Guerdan, president, Ann Stone, vice president, Patsy Barosh, secretary, Carol McCartney, librarian, Dave Macnab, wardrobe master, and Sandra Havelin, ward- robe mistress. Led by Dale Hedding and Bruce But Ier, choir carols at Christmas, Back row: A, McCloy, D. Mucnob, D. Courfley, W. Jones, R. Burr, E, Johnson, L. Smith, W. Comin. Third row: D. Grebos, R, Jennewine, E. Guerdan, E. Fiore, S. Havelin, R. Svumpp, T. Slippy, T. Passonl. Second row: W. Weed, H, Trumbull, E. Miller, P. Borosh, l. Gasler, N. Glunf, J, Green, C. Pears, I. Kea. Firsl row: Mr. Barkley, L. Rosemeyer, E. Barnes, C. McCartney, J. Regan, E. Svev, C Allen, C. Ono, M. Heisch. fo chapel and concerts T 'W' Orgunists Back row: B, Nemlfz, M. Young, D. Clements. First row: J. Pryde, A. Stone. y-, 3 , 27 COMMERCIAL CLUB The Commercial Club began its activities by electing its officers: Judy Earnest, president, Barbara Float, vice president, Carol Moore, secretary, and Emily Weiss, treasurer. The program of the organization varied with a roller skating party at Ardmore Skat- ing Rink, a Christmas party at which the club collected gifts for the Bradley Home for Child- ren, a question and answer period led by Miss McCann of the Robert Morris Business School, and a typewriting contest. Clubs provide for special interests Pat Pizzuti, Lyndal Haas, Janet Essick, Nancy Price, and Joyce Mouga- homer examine Christmas presents. SCIENCE CLUB The olticers of Science Club-Claude Mar- lowe, president, Bob Ernst, vice president, Barbara Float and Gretchen Thomas, secre- taries, and Henry Heidler, treasurer, provided programs to satisfy the varied interests of the scientists. Mrs. Everett's description of her work at the Children's Zoo, a demonstration of the uses of oil by Miss Rado and Mr. Fink, a demonstration of tire by Claude Marlowe and Emil Posovac and one on Hi-Fi by Norman Steen and Cameron McGilvary completed the schedule. SCIENCE CLUB Back row: D. Learzaf, M. Baggerly, M, Long, E. Weiss, S. Terwilliger, J, Neleigh, H. Drosky, J, Davis, A. Trimbath, J E ' lc. . sslc Third row: C. Learzaf, M, Hassall, D. llslev, D. Bahleda, E. Craig, B. Kearns, M. Heisch, N. Price, B, Ellis, 5. Greb, C. McCall. Second row: F, Silberman, L. Henderson, J. Earnest, E. Barnes, B. Lightfoot, S. Barkley, M. Davidson, L. Haas, C. Fahne- stock, G. Ferriero, G. DiCe:co, First row: S. Fisher, S. Mclntyre, J. Gibson, C. Breitkreutz, L. Fisher, L lzatt, J. Blugh, S. Greene, M. Lucas, A, Brinxa. v 1 vw 2 ' 1? f L r G 1 5 M ' 'L F 1 Q 6 V x f-'db' Q , 4 , X ,s , A fx .1 r I2 , , '35 l fr '- 'J 1., 'vi v 'v 7334 Q Mfr X154 xuga -'rf 'fb -va: .r ..l '- Q , ..f. 5, WF? Q-' Q40 ,--4 -e ,...., f I 1 14, ' ' y- A 'VN A its 6 g .Ur W gil ,Wa sf I Y ysruyifln ' 139.51 fb : A, 3-1419 . .1 -v . ,Q u 1 M., iii arf Languages help develop international good will Back row: R. Rice, K. Fink, D, Eyman, W. Aubele, D. Maliak, J. Gomola, D. Willson, W. Harrison, D. O'Laughlin, R. Beck, A. Maiello Third row: F. Barr, G. Reichenfeld, R. Hopkins, L. Wilshire, K. Yothers, J. Whitehead, C. Hayes, C. McGurk, C. McCaWery, G. McAdams Second row: L. Nageley, E. Craig, L. Studt, B. Heiskell, L. Laughlin, K. Myers, G. Hoff, C. Mangold, S. Bishop, B. Dunlop, K. Freeman. First row: N. Shaffer, D. Clements, B. Johnson, N. Eisenhuth, L. Baacke, M. Dempsey, S. Steinmiller, T. Caliguiri, C. Pucci, J. Lillich. Back row: P. Heidinger, R. Rutter, P. Malone, H. Morgan, R. Headrick, W. Dempsey, G. Caranfa, R, Davis, J. Wortman, M. Bender. Fourth raw: P. Corvo, C. Kantes, M. Jackson, W. Wise, J. Hornbeck, W. Emert, L. Cline, J. Metcalfe, M. Martin, J. Hannon, L. Davies. Third row: K. Beswick, H. Rankin, J. Brust, J. Comin, M. Haver, C. Antes, D. Murphy, J. Bowman, C. Fisher, M. McBride, C. Pommer sheim. Second row: M. Barcic, J. McCann, A. Spengler, M. Stahl, M. Bailey, K. Lauther, M. Anderson, C. Weiss, N. Skillsky, D. Thomas, D. Zetler First row: B. Craig, M. Snyder, C. Bollinger, M. Turner, H. Betx, L. Hoyack, B. Matz, C. Campbell, L. Miller, M. Schmidt. LATIN CLUB This year's Latin Club program included a meeting, a trip, and, for some, a test. At the meeting there were talks in Latin and English. Buhl Planetarium was the scene of the trip, there students saw the sky show, Let's Go To Rome. ln February representatives of each class returned to the planetcirium for the an- nual Latin scholarship test, and Jane Comin, a junior, placed first in the Cicero examination. Presiding over the club were John Hornbeck and Jane Comin, consuls, and Don Willson, scriba. FRENCH CLUB Parlez-vous francais? If you didn't, you would have trouble at the meetings of Le Cercle Francais, which the elected officers- president Bruce Butler, vice president Diane Robertson, secretary Marilyn Morgan, and treasurer Ginny McKelway - conducted entirely in French. At the October meeting in honor of the new sophomores, members acted out nur- sery rhymes and sang French songs. A talk on Christmas customs by Mrs. Guerdan, a native of France, highlighted the December meeting. Judy Byron serves wassail to Joseph Bernadone, Bob Ralston, and Sandy Bateman. FRENCH CLUB lTopl Back row: E. Quigley, D. Bane, C. Pears, L. Schmid, M. Imschweiler, J. Brown, T. van der Hoeven, R. Hemlter, B. Butler, C. Fallecker. Third row: l. Kea, A. Felegy, E. Hovis, J. Nemenz, J. Carr, J. Oyer, M. Morgan, A. Schuetz, L. Norris, J. Weidman, G. Hucka. Second row: C. Swisshelm, S. Anust, C. Crawford, A. Adkins, B. Moreland, M. Ward, J. Byron, B. Kiser, W. Cook, R. Hales, U. Brans, A. Stone. First row: E. Riley, L. Day, D. Reid, J. Pringle, G. Vancas, P. Buvinger, V. McKelway, J. Hover, N. Martin, M. Doreza, M. Paulos, A. Packer. FRENCH CLUB fBottoml Back row: R. Petrina, K. Ketterer, R. Allison, R. Albertson, J. Beradone, D. Morgan, M. Miller, J. Young, P. Morgan. Third row: B. Priestly, M. Carey, B. Nemitz, B. Taylor, S. Churchfield, N. Glunt, P. Paris, M. Horowitz. Second row: W. Weed, G. Cummings, D. Robertson, M. Snively, S. Jellison, B. Lockyer, J, Helsing, D. Drescher. First row: C. Otto, S. Bauman, B. Suzulri, C. Michael, J. Pryde, J. Hasley, M. Davidson. B. McCollum, B. McElrath, SPANISH CLUB La sesion se abref' These words were said by John Lewis, president of the Span- ish Club, at the beginning of each meeting. Carol McCartney, vice president, Helen Trumbull, secretaria, and John Longo and Bill Geissinger, tesoros, assisted John. The first meeting honored Tonny van der Hoeven from Holland. Two Puerto Ricans, Senorita Gisel Raoli from Chatham College and Juan Jesus Nieve of Kelly School, were guests at the festive Christmas meeting. The traditional Posadas and Pinata were a fine climax to the meeting which closed with refrescos. Back row: E. Posavac, R, Clark, R. Schealier, J. Forsyth, F. Twilla, J, lewis, L, Reed, T. van der Hoeven, D. RotthotT, R, Bruder. Fourth row: C. Marlowe, N. Steen, G. Pressley, W, Hess, B. Courtney, R. Ernst, T. Chapman, J, Longo, R. Shanafelt, R. Cook, E. Kovach, T. Milliken. Third row: J. Fellers, J. Dickson, S. Havelin, J. Thornton, J Green, N. Morrison, M. Sankey, C. Schmidt, H, Trumbull, E. Latimer, W. Geissinger, L. Smail. Second row: J. Moreland, N. Hamilton, J, Hrabak, L. Gaster, P. Claybourn, B. Taylor, K, Lochner, M. Reilly, B. Kovalovsky, K. Murray, 5, Tuttle. First row: C. lindsay, C. Otto, G. Bruder, J. Soxman, J. Johnson, L. Connolly, M. Weyman, J. Waugh, C. McCartney, M. Fritz, M. Doreza. Back row: F. Guy, A. Anast, E. Uram, J. Bellate, R. Weyman, A Ways, F. Benner, H. Agnew, W. Milliken, J. Munhall, L Bangham, R. Carlson. Fourth row: R. Cost, D. Mcleod, A. Nixdorl, J, Martin, F. Gar- ruto, J. Gorruto, J. Wilkins, K. Hewitt, R, Grove, J. Lamacz, H Youn k M Rin le , 9 . . 9 , Third row: S. Treichel, B, Bernauer, A. Smith, B. Fullerton, D. Daw, B. Float, C. Amodeo, E. Miller, J. Essick, L. Grant, E Hunziker, L. Flake. Second row: C. Breitkreutl, C. Ellrod, A. Mull, F. Dougherty C. Faix, D. Campbell, E. Allen, D, Rensland, L. McClure, E Cook, N. Williams, R. Kiefer, I.. Haas. First row: J. Wildman, M. Hauk, E. Berry, J. Price, M. McCloy A. Hauck, S. Daw, B. Boda, J. Stanicar, J. Hutchings, S Barclay, C. Havens. P7 l 0 -xo ' Si N .3 Back row F Strom T leddy T van der Hoeven C Mayer F Welss J Green Second row C M:Gnlvary D Merrnmon T Barunet D Gordon P Gorman F Loepp Furs! row C Hartbauer N Anderson R Hershorm U Brans C Baker J Glossburn Andnng Ted Baranet, president, at the German Club meetungs were Charles Mayer, vlce presndent Ursula Brans sec retary, ancl John Glassburn treasurer At the first meeting In November Ann Stone reported on her wonderful summer as an A F S student un a German home At the December party Tonny van der Hoeven descrubed Chrustmas Customs nn Holland and Ursula Brans told of thelrs In Germany After seeing a Christmas play War wollen eunen Welhnachst baum kaufen the members sang carols and exclalmed over grab bag gifts In these ways German students widened their horlzons fr- GERMAN CLUB Ann Stone tells German Club about her eventful summer in Germany. is fd ' ' .... llisr'-Aditi ! N f Back row: B. Matz, A. Alexander, H. Young, J. Essick, W. Keck, M. Hedeen, E. Hunzinger, J. Shano, D. Smith. Fourth row: M. Barcic, K. Yothers, S. Boar, S. Treichel, M. Haver, L. McClure, B. Smith, C. Mangold, E. Mankel, M. Sohn. Third row: S. Borcley, L. Studi, S, Chapman , D. Campbell, C. Weiss, G. Reichenfeld, B. Dunlap, D. Zetler, F, Barr. Second row: P. Paulos, B. Suzuki, M. Rush, C. Bollinger, C. Ellrod, H. Betz, N. Shaffer, D. Thomas, L. Haas, C. Pommersheim. First raw: B. Boda, P. Johnson, M. Smith, K, Beswick, J. Hasley, l. Davies, C. Pucci, T. Caliguiri, S. Steinmiller. Dances after football games, a trip to Juvenile Court, a valentine theater party at the Playhouse with dad to see Love from Judy , tips on good grooming and etiquette by Mrs. Boyd, Mrs. Pennsylvania of 1956, wool yarn octopuses made for children of the Juvenile Home, talks about Europe by Ursula Y-TEEN OFFICERS Juniors-Seniors Sophomores President Ann Stone Eileen Mankel Vice President Carol Pears Linda Davies Secretary Nancy Glunt Carol Ellrod Treasurer Helen Trumbull Wilma Keck Junior-Senior Y-Teens highlighted the year with the f'Snow Ball!! Brans, Ann Stone, Tonny van der Hoeven, and Cliff Baacke, Christmas dances, camping at Racoon Lake, the week-end trip to colleges to help girls plan for the future-all these made an interesting and eventful year for the Y-Teens. Y-Teens provide entertainment and guidance Back row: J. Guckert, L. Joyce, A. Von Dyke, B. Britner, W. Weed, S. Tuttle, M. Young, C. Pears, M. Imschweiler, L. Swearingen, C. Herron, J. Weidman, M. Carey, A. Stone, F. Silberman, B. Nemitz. Fourth row. J. Heller, D. Reid, C. Heyl, M. Snively, N. Glunt, H. Trumbull, S. Havelin, B. Heidler, A. Kistler, D. Batey, M. Byrnes, M. Baggerly, B. Lockyer, 8. Kuhor, C. Noe. M. Hassall. Third row: C. Lindsay, B. Sutch, J. Dickson, A. Way, L. Davies, N. Johnson, K. Moon, U. Brans, J. Oyer, B. Float, H. Wise, K. Shafer, M. Scott, E. Davis, A. Trimbath. Second row: L. Izatt, L. Henderson, M. Ringle, S. Rosemeyer, L. Brown, L. Schmid, E. Hovis, N. Cermak, A. Schuetz, B. Quinn, V. McKeIway, M. Westphal, P. Westphal, J. Pryde. First row: M. Dorexa, C. Nageley, N. Martin, J. Comin, G. Bruder, S. Zarenko, J. Earnest, J. Byron, A. Felegy, J. Haver, M. Fritz, C. Bumiller, B. Thomas. Back row: J. Burkett, M. Boyd, K. Whited, E. Nanstiel, J. Yocca, G Zaiack, B. Mohler, K. Murray, D. Cook, P. Cloybourn, M. Sankey, S. Gasser, J. Dunsworth, A. Adkins. Fourth row: B. Robinson, R. Hemker, A. Smith, J. Brown, P. Barosh, G. Hucka, N. Morrison, K. Lochner, L. Day, J. Fellers, C. McCartney, C. Schmidt, S. Terwilliger. Third row: M. Hollowood, M. Weymon, M. Morqan, W. Cook, J. Helsing, J. Hauck, S. Churchiield, J. Grundman, D. Robertson, L. Rosemeyer, B. Kiser, G. Thomas, M. Ward. Second row: M. McCloy, E. Weiss, J. Moreland, L. Norris, B. Taylor, P. Parker, H. Keck, M. Reilly, M. Heckel, B. Kovalovsky, L. Winans. First row: P. Piuuti, J. Waugh, C. Moore, R. Hershorin, C. Faix, E. Svet, C. Otto, E. Latimer, S. Anast, J. Fisher, L. Connolly. 35 Bock row: R. Adamek, A. Shreve, R. Barr, C. Mayer, T. Shearer, J. Gibbons, R. Shanafelt, L. Smail, l. Smith. Third row: E. Johnson, A. DePastino, R. Witherspoon, F. Twilla, R. Kochman, E. Watters, D. Creaui, D. Courtley, D. Grehos, R. Hull. Second row: J. Hornheck, T. Dristas, F. Maiello, R. Petrinu, R. McSwaney, G, Yarbrough, F. Garruto, D. Ganoe, R. Bent, R. Kircher. First row: G. Fornof, J. Furrer, R. Kochmcn, F. Cuda, R. Sovali, E. Wood, T. Whitten, W. Geissinger, T. McFeeIey, T. Crocker. Winners of letters join Varsity Club Varsity Club was headed by Allan De- Pastino, presidentg John Hornbeck, vice presi- dent, and Thomas Dristas, secretary-treasurer. Any boy who had earned a letter in any one of the eight sports in Wilkinsburg High School was eligible, and for the first time girls, cheer- leaders who had won letters, were admitted to the organization. On March 8 the club sponsored the annual varsity dance, for which they chose a queen and three class attendants. The climax of the year was the sports banquet in the spring. Bob Adarnek, Jock Furrer, and Joe Heclcel sing in Varsity Show. ,fini ln May the Leaders' Club holds its annual picnic at Frick Park, where they initiate new members and elect officers for the following year. The ofticers elected last year were Janice Hrabak, president, Patsy Hendrick, vice president, and Elaine Miller, secretary-trea- surer. After school Leaders' Club mem- bers ofhciated and played in the intramural basketball and volley- ball games. The after-the-game basketball dance, Tigerette Ball, which they sponsored, was a huge success. Back row: B. Kiser, D. Anderson, P, Hendrick. Furs! row: S. Stevick, P. Claybourn, R, Hemker, S. Weidman Leaders assist in gym classes and after school Back row G Cummings M Ringle E Weiss C Copeland P Daw, C. Heyl, J. Neleigh, S. Cordamone. Third row S Slevlck B Mohler B Heldler M Carey B Taylor, P. Claybaurn, l, Brown, J. Weidman. Second row M lucas J Vasco B Kiser A Shuetz M Byrnes R. Hemker, V. Genchur, A. Brinza, First row D Anderson S Rosemeyer E Miller J Hrabak P Hendrick, N. Marlin, F. Silberman. mr. x 5 S Q s x 'ex' f 5 S 1 I S 4 X z S S fi X- WN' ' az, A , W M ,M k V W au.- f I Q51 -1' .W 2 f f 9 49? B ,y . l- g'.- 'fu I 'Q V Ulf ii A sound mlnd ln a sound body IS the keynote of the dnverslfued partlclpahng In anything from In tramural to varslty sports each student has a chance to develop physically as well as mentally at WHS athletic program at Wilkinsburg. By ga Q ., Y V , , V ,,,U, ,, W 553 5C PB QA M WX' H ' . ,.., ., ., ,, ww .,,, ww , ' H - ., ' I ,fag V4 'ly' l W, ,A ., W ,,,. N-M- W 5 ,nn M V- W . , WW, fxmw, y - H f -' 1 ,,,, I .f , V wi f , ' ' , 1 W, mf , ' Ivwfag ' : g ,,,. 1 N, ' 12, .1 f- A: M. 5 gf' , , , lv WW G 3 3 -... , ,N 9 ..,,,,,g ,www !,Qf5,,,?jW in ,, f , ,V , ,,,- ,- vvv. 5 .,.,.,. , ' ww v M., lmwwff fwywnfm ,W,,M,m,,,m,,m,m,, ' M , , 4 WM 3 4 ,,,:w,QMWme f A W K 1, s 5 In Q, ,4 M , ' ? ' if Y if ' ,7 JM I 4, M ' '21-g . I . I 'if ' any V 4 . , -i . .V 5 If Km ' '- X 1 - -A-1 ,, '30, 'Y x , I 3 1, ' iff ' ' 7' I if 1 f 1 4 0 f A , ' Q 4: ., 'ZS 0 c xr v .2 W .A 'M R. Q f ul tk... N., f qv. . Mqqg-.,, .Q ey. - -1'-O -awww, fum'-1-nina w, .wa-.1 nf ' if x Q71 f k .W J ,.,, RD 4 , ,Mp ,,,H,w ,vww-A. , ' 1 , Q, gy ,uv .. W uw: 'xii 5 ' 2 'YT 4 - , mmviur di-nn V711 mf 1', 1'-vsqr-'Q-vvvr'w r' wi' . '9' 'V 'g VM Q v u -V , . my vf W. -f.. u.. Back row: J. Garruto, D. Morgan, R. Ernst, P. Heidinger, D, SchnlTer, W. White, L. Olson, D. McRae. Second row: D. Donahue, R. Kochmun, D. 0'Loughlin, T. Dristas, J. Hornbeck, R. Petrina, A. Maiello. First row: L. Loudermilk, A. DePustino, R. Barkell, D. Ganoe, R. Adumelx, J. Heckel, G. Yarbrough. Gridmen furnish thrills and excitement Xl 1 5-Y. Gridiron strategists-Mr, Ream, Mr. Miller, Mr. Patchel, Mr. Miller---work together on a complicated play. After winning all of the exhibition games, the Tigers of Wilkinsburg commenced their regular schedule by defeating two city schools, Allderdice and Peabody, on the home field. The next two stops for the Burg were the con- tests with Greensburg and Latrobe. Our boys, rolling over both these fine teams, kept their record unspoiled. After a thriller at Baldwin Coach Miller's men finally met their match in the Blue Devils of Mt. Lebanon. This heart- breaker ended with a score of 27 to 28. Wilkinsburg next played host to Hempfield Area whom they decisively defeated by 15 points. Since the Burg was downed by Jean- nette in the next to the last game of the sea- son, the Tigers swore revenge on the Penn Indians. The most exciting game of the season was a triumphant win over our traditional rivals by a score of 21 to 13. Altogether Willcinsburg scored 185 points against the hard-hitting lines of their oppon- ents, and the season's record was seven wins to two losses, which made 1956 a very suc- cessful year for football. Back row: J. Forsyth, G, Pressley, F. Guy, J. Hughes, G. Sampas, D. Molusz, econd row: F. Gurruto, V. DePustino, D. Anfonopolos, R. Simmons, K. Hewitt, R. Carlson. First row: J. Furrer, A. Shreve, D. Courtley, Sept. 7 15 21 20 Oct. 5 11 19 26 Nov. 2 Smith, E. OH. Allderdice Peabody Greensburg Latrobe Baldwin Mt. Lebanon Hempfleld Jeannette Penn H 13 7 WHS Opps 31 O 19 13 33 20 13 12 27 28 28 13 O 19 21 13 Allen DePastino is stopped with the ball as Bob Simmons and Dove Courtley throw blocks k..J FN f'4Q': 1' x 'NV .1-nw f-41-f ' I' , fi' -A X5 Q pw Q fmx K....2i'.-ff A f-f' N in 5 , sax , X F x sf N iw 1 fair gif xt 91. fi X, f X ' Z., .,, b E 5 Z -1-.fy f 'N 44mm 'Q , A ,I w if X , 1, l ,Ji 4 ,Q f I gr s 5 an .K Z 7' Q 1+ a 3 il 'U 1' 's 19 Q I it 'Z' 3 if? f'T 3 ff A . Wx M ' Y' 2.51 O: A , x N7 Pg 7, Q ' ' ' 'PYP 1 'Z .v A X . W l ' .QF Ti I , s 4 ' it' . fx -ev an ,iw QQ rf A 4 'fat X x, 4 X f Ks ,K . Jump ball between Bob Adamek and Turtle Creek player in close game. WHS Opps. November 30 Hempf1eld A 54 45 December - 4 Peabody A 44 80 7 Mt, Lebanon A 37 51 11 McKeesport H 40 48 14 Stowe Twp. A 65 45 18 Arnold H 65 55 20 Langley A 55 56 28 Greensburg A 43 65 Januaryf 4 Braddock A 39 51 8 Wilmerding H 45 52 11 Turtle Creek H 42 45 15 Swissvale A 60 42 18 Rankin H 49 48 22 Penn A 39 58 25 Scott H 56 58 31 Braddock H 66 57 February 5 Wilmerding A 53 36 8 Turtle Creek A 37 40 12 Swissvale H 69 48 15 Rankin A 52 37 19 Penn H 64 52 22 Scott A 52 55 BASKETBALL Although the Burg did not suffer greatly from graduation, it still could not win the section championship. The Millermen took the opener with Hempfield on November 30 by a score of 54-45. After losing the next three games to Peabody, Mt. Lebanon, and McKees- port, the team bounced back to push both Stowe Township and Arnold oft the floor in two exciting conflicts. The next four games went to Langley, Greensburg, Braddock, and Wilmerdingg but our courtmen showed they really had what it takes by beating Svvissvale and Rankin. Penn and Scott were a little too much for our boys, but Braddock and Wilmer- ding fell easily to them. After losing to Turtle Creek, Wilkinsburg won the Swissvale and Rankin games. Seeking revenge, our men downed our arch rival Penn and ended the season by losing to Scott 55-52. The section record was seven to seven. Bock row: G. Sampas, E. Souers, F. loepp, J. Smith, C. Watson First row: J. Gibbons, R. Donaldson, T. Lindgren, F. Jones, F. Twillo. Back row: R. Adamek, J. Gibbons, .l. Dick, R. Hull, T, Connors, R. Petrinu. Front row: F. Loepp, R. Simmons, J. Hornbeck, C. Cuda, R. Sovak, J. Heckel. Millermen provide close games and fast action One-handed push shot by Russ Hill. Walking on air in a futile attempt to block Rankin shot. lntramurals teach good sportsmanshup Basketball team warms up before game B Courtney and W Anderosn Tennus charnpuon us J Hrobak ur-ruprove shootung technuque 48 The untrcumural sports pro gram us a vutal part of any hugh school The partucupants Fnd ut makes for keen competutuve p t good sportsmanshup sparklung teamwork and lastung truendshups The gurls opened the year wuth tennus at Ferguson Playground and at the end of the season Januce Hrabak became cham puon for the thurd year Then came swummung un the Junuor Hugh School pool whuch uncluded s nuor lufesavung for ll d vanced swummers untul the boys took over the pool un November Basketball one ot the maun sports began un early Decem ber Thus program consusted of three sectuons each havung eught teams of ten gurls ln the elumun on round h Hotshots emerged as champuorus Soon volleyball absorbed the actuon and unterest of the gurls The 23 teams of ten or twelve gurls played from February to Aprul Bowlung the only co ed sport was enuoyed most of the year The teams omposed of three boys and three gurls had weekly meetungs at Knughts Bowlung Alleys from November untul Aprul May ended another season of learnung and playung together under the untramural sports program Q 7 -3 F51 853. 'U-h cgi gms- 2,0 mill 3' 2222'-ifiiiiii U -.n A 1 I' 1 - -. O ..'f , . .Q . Q - 1 5 - 5' .-7' ' -o Q -.- L . C - . 9 ,. . .:' 'I' 'T' . ' Ill - C 55 4 -a , , i'o -W 'c if .. .. ,. P -m -. ' 0 0 . .'l' yi . -9 , . . 4 U ,- . U' . D , -.C LQ P' . : . .lb in . I 0 sf - P lz .7,' . 2 -Q i'a 1111 5 ..... . 3 ll 5 -ro . . WHS Opps. Carnegie 38 I3 Mt. Lebanon 42 I5 N. Allegheny 24 I9 Munhall 25 22 N. Huntingdon 21 I7 Irwin 47 IO Jeannette 23 20 Carnegie 40 I0 Shaler II 34 N. Allegheny 34 6 Munhall 22 I9 V- Irwin 42 6 Tim McFeeIy tries for the switch. Greensburg 30 I8 Geissinger I3 - O Yarbrough McFeely In the three years that wrestling has been hall North Huntingdon Irwin and Greens a varsity sport at WHS Mr Charles Ream has burg Since only Jeannette and Shaler pinned built the team into c1 formidable force in the our matmen the regular season was eleven W P I AL The Burg scored victories over Car wins and two losses negie Mt Lebanon North Allegheny Mun Second ow R Youngo J Heckel L Small C Cu mlngs W Goss W Geisslnge R Schortner T Whitten M Mller Frst row G Stefhy P Mo gun .I Glassburn T McFeeIy C Ha tbauer P Co ey A Nxdorf C Cormas W Herr son H Moese 49 Baseball team takes section Heckel hits single to center field at the Penn game. Apr. 9 12 19 23 30 May 7 11 15 21 WHS 8 WHS 2 WHS Opps. Braddock 19 1 Swissvale 3 2 Scott 9 7 Penn 1 1 1 Swissvale 1 3 Scott 9 7 Braddock 1 1 1 Turtle Creek 12 7 Penn 9 0 Playoffs Wilmerding O Elders Ridge 3 The 1956 baseball season proved one of Wilkinsburg's best. Coached by Mr. Parkin- son, the team won the section for the Burg. The schedule began April 9 with a win over Braddock. The boys continued to mow down their opponents as they defeated Swissvale, Scott, and Penn, but in another game with Swissvale they lost 3 to 1. May began with a win from Scott, victories over Braddock, Turtle Creek, and Penn followed. ln the play- olTs WHS took Wilmerding by eight runs. The boys were finally eliminated by Elders Ridge in a close 3 to 2 game. The overall record was nine to two and the league record was eight to one. l buugh, Mr. Parkinson. Back row: R. Sleppy, W. ona Second row: R, Kochmun, W. Poster, R, Kircher, J. Henkel, R. Hull, J. Gregory, J. lewis. First vow: N, Johnson, J Tagg, D. Bush, D. Smith, R. D'Amico, D. Suiter, F. Cudo Cmdermen dash to vrctory V lf ll L Back row R Gauss A Martin F Garruto J Forsyth R SFIQCHIY T Chapman E Mllllken Fourth row T Fredeuck S Shearer F Twnlla R Simmons R Kochman D Donahue Thurd row R Shanafelt R Clark G Duck L Maxwell R Petrma A Malello J Gibbons L Loudermilk Second row Mr Wood L Burkholder R McSwaney R Adamek D Grebos C Mayer G Fomof J Furrer Mr Brawnmg Furs! row D Edwards S McCullough K Grace R Mason R Holloway A Gerald K Scott G McCreery D Storer P Albnz CROSS COUNTRY Although the cross country team dnd not do so well as was antnclpated the boys stall commanded respect In thelr meets After los mg to Ambrudge they outran Shaler Town shup by eleven pounts Defeated by Clalrton Brentwood and Langley the Browning men ended theur season by truumphmg over Unuon town and North Allegheny The seasons rec ord was four wms, three losses and one cancelled meet TRACK Agam the track team made a fine record lt racked up elght points In the Trl State ln door Truals and scored twelve In the W P I AL relays at Mt Lebanon Returning to Mt Leb anon, the cmdermen took fourth place, and at the Uniontown lnvntatlon they captured third place Sixth place In the W P I AL meet at Connellsvslle gave the boys a four and one record for thelr regular season Later the mule relay team scored at State College Back row C Cox, K Berkoben, P Arngo, E Rudy, T Kelly, C Fallncker, K Ebert Third row R Matz, J Young, A Mamn, R Shanafelt, P Morgan, W Wnlkuns Second row R Schartner,J Glossburn, F Loepp, L Small, R Burkholder, J Gnbbons, F Twsllo First row D Grebos, C Mayer, E Watters, R Hull, F Zummerman, G Fornof, J Perkms C O f if , ' f , f - ,, I ,A , lv , . ttffx ,WV 5 . .g JZ, ev ' 7 X If ,, f 3, 5 - 1 - .1 - 1 - r - 1 - 1 - . 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I , , A ' Rx V 'A 1 r -lx' , . ,I X ,mx , 0' 51 s l oss K BS OQI' tesoo Q ty Bob Wntherspoon lobs one TENNIS Coach Walter Evans tennls team broke even ln 56 by wunnnng tour of :ts eight matches After losing to Central Catholuc and Arnold the boys vanqulshed North Huntmgdon Defeated at the hands of Edgewood our squad came back to smash both lrwln and North Hunt ungdon Although they lost to Edgewood again the team ended their season by beating lrwln The WPIAL sungles and doubles the matches wuth Shady Slde Academy Tarentum and Arnold were all called because of bad weather Of the lettermen Ken Semethy Walter Mules Ken Small Tom Studebaker and Bob Witherspoon only Bob wlll return In l957 WHS Opps Apr Central Catholuc Arnold Tarentum Cancelled Arnold Cancelled N Huntlngdon Edgewood May lrwm N Huntingdon Edgewood lrwm W P I A L Slngles and Doubles Shady Sude Academy Cancelled 52 Serve and Fore were their watchwords Motto E Gu 1 t E Joh GOLF The 1956 golf team enloyed a good season wunnlng f1ve and dropping Eve In W PIA L competutnon Loslng the openers to Greensburg Penn and North Huntingdon the clubmen won the McKeesport match by sux ponnts Agann Penn was too strong for the Burg but North Wllklnsburg Wllklnsburg Wulkunsburg Wllklnsburg Wulklnsburg Wulkunsburg Wlllcnnsburg Wllklnsburg Wnlknnsburg Wllklnsburg Wllklnsburg Wrlklnsburg Greensburg fz Penn 11 X2 North Huntlngdon Plum Turtle Creek McKeesport 'Q Penn 'z North Huntungdon Plum Turtle Creek 2 McKeesport 2 Shady Side Overall Record Won 5 Lost 7 1 1! '2 12 2 3 V2 Huntingdon put Coach Hope s boys back In the wan column The next two contests were taken by Plum and Turtle Creek but McKeesport lost to Wllklnsburg In a close 8V2 7'6 match The eoson ended wuth a loss to Shady Sade Academy Dennu Creazzl gets one out of the trap 53 H ll U ll Back row: S. Lucas, G. , . erda R Ions. Firs row: L, Smi h, . nson. ' ' 2 3 ' ' 1 1 14 X2 . . I . AH? ' ' 9 7 ' ' 6 9 ' ' 1 1 5 ' ' 1 X 14 ' ' 13 1' ' 2 X ' ' 6 10 ' ' 7 9 ' ' 8V 7V . . QV . .I . Over I 100 students gather dally to learn the fundamentals of edu cahon which are dlllgently taught by our fnfty seven faculty members under the leadership of the admln lstratlon Here relatlonshlps are formed which make people remem ber WHS as a school of warmth and frlendlmess. - I u . 1 . - . . - n 1 u - . . , Vg 6+ 2 A 4 .- ., , 1 4 1 f L f' if 4 ,fy , f f 6 J f .WK 1, -- 2535 I 'f J' if ' 'ff W ,, iff H fl, ,,1,- ,Q ,- ,yy ,, 1. , .. ,,.f,w V, fx, f M g 1 4 f 7' X yy , , , , ,f f ,,f Tildifiwww H ' av To the Class of 1957- Whlle the end of this school year marks the termination of your hugh school careers at also means that you are on the threshold of a new lute In an ever changung world It IS our belief that Wnlklnsburg Hugh School has grven you the trcunmg necessary to estab lush those fundamental prrnclples that go to make a sound foundation on whrch to build a successful and useful lrfe school policy We ask you to remember Wilkinsburg for the many educatlonal opportunities that this dustrlct provided you for the many abrlltxes that rt was posslble for you to develop here and for the part the teachers played an your educatuonal programs l wrsh to extend congratulations to you upon your attainment and my best wishes for future success W M POTTER Superintendent Back row Mr Fred M Heddrnger Mr W C Havelrn Mr Blair R Studebaker Dr Wnllram M Potter supermtendent of schools Mr J Donald Cook solmtor Mr Karl Hewntt treasurer Mr D F Klmefelter supermtendent of bunldrngs Mr Frank E Frnley secretary Frrst row Mr H Nelson Wood president Mr John H W Cleland vice presrdent Dr Vernon P Martm Mr Kenneth Cooley and Mr W A Fullerton Absent Mr Edward White They formulate I have many reasons for belng proud of our school In the flrst place comes each grad uatlng class wIth all of Its accompIIshments The 57 yearbook symboluzes the many achIevements of the class The hlgh standards set by the Class of 57 are In evIdence all through thIs fine book In the second place I belIeve comes the record of our graduates Many tImes every year I take prIde In the achIevement of a WHS alumnus As you of the Class of 57 Ioln thus group let me congratulate you and wash you much success and happIness F PrIncIpal It IS easy to belleve that only big thIngs are Important bIg efforts blg accomplIshments but my wlsh for the Class of l957 IS that you may practIce to see that all good thIngs are Important all beautlful thlngs are Impor tant all generous acts are Important all work lovunqly and expertly done IS Important May you thrIve on love not hate on IOIVFIESS not preIudIce on advantage to all not lust ad vantage to your IIttle self and may you stand always In good consclence before God and man GYWNNE MOTHERSBAUGH Dean of Gurls Edgar Guest once wrote that It takes a heap o IIVIDQ to make a house a home The same can be saId about a schoolhouse and a school What you do about your talents responsIbIlItIes and tradItIons IS an IndIvIduaI matter But whatever you decIde now and what you do In the next two to SIX years wIlI determIne the course of your accompIIsh ments for the next fifty years My slncere wIsh IS that each sophomore IUHIOF and senlor take advantage of the opportunItIes whIch our school has to otcfer It IS one sure way to gaIn success and happlness E .I BIS OP GuIdance Counselor , . , , I , E. . EGE , , I , , ' , 1 ' , : , - 1 ll' I ' ' ll ' 1 , , , . . H Teachers supervise activities ' METCALFE, H. CLARKE Chemistry. HAMILTON, IRMA E. Latin. Latin Club, Junior Class Spon- sor. MCQUISTON, MINNIE BELLE American History. Student Service, Activity Board. RODGERS, DONALD H. World History. Elementary School Basketball, Junior Varsity Baseball, Usher Squad, National Honor Society. CLUGSTON, JACQUELYN Typewriting, Commercial Mathematics. Commercial Club. OETTING, MARTINA F. Senior English, Journalism. HiWays, Commencement Com- mittee. LE FEVRE, MARY ANN Bookkeeping, Typewriting. Cheerleaders. MILLER, CLARK Boys' Health. Head Football, Assistant Base ketball Coach. RONEY, RENA French, Sociology. French Club, Senior Sponsor. KEARNS, EARL C. Biology. Science Club, Proiectionists. Director Elementary School Basketball. DEEMER, GERALDINE Spanish, Spanish Club, Chapel Commit- tee, Junior Class Sponsor. LANE, MARTHA G. Biology, Basic Science. 'Head of Department f W 4 ,L 0 ww:-an ' hz A W 4 if 2, 1111 5 fly 0229 f if fig, , f, fr, ,iv W fm, .fm aka? 4 ,v f f ,kg 43, 3' Q J 4 1 -Ev-ii f 'Q' 72 is 71 I 4 ,M 1 1-.........4 4 ,L 5 1 v, N., ,W W I 30, -,v .Af av? , 4' They prepare students for the future CHUTE MERLIN M Bookkeeping HlWays busnness advisor In tramurol Sports Semple Gurls tennls sponsor WOODWORTH MARY E Shorthand Transcrlptlon Advanced Typewrutung Sensor Class sponsor YETTER C FRANCIS Art Natnonal Honor Society Actw :ty Board MASTER NORBERT Plane Gometry General Mathematncs Intramural Sports Alllson McKEE HARRY F World History English Mathematlcs Testing Wood Shop Sportsmen s Club CAMPBELL MRS ROBERTJ American History McMILLAN CONSTANCE Algebra Plane Geometry Sophomore Class Sponsor GARRISON DOROTHY World Hustory Socuology WISCHMEYER M RUTH Dramatic Arts Stagecraft Durector of Drarnotlcs hapel Committee Stage Crew EVANS MARTHA Junuor Englush Sophomore Speech Malorettes JunnorSenuor Y Teens ROBINS THEODORE S Assnstant Band Dnrector Junuor Hugh Instrumental Music Dance Bond Head of Department , . 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HOMEROOM 118 Both row: M. Valentine, R. Hester, R. Robinson, W. Kennedy, C. Fisher, D. McRae, A. Ways, E. Quigley. Third row: W. Emert, J. Loman, R. Campbell, R. Weymun, R. Heinz, D. McMaster, T. O'Brien, K. lee, J. Burgmon. Second row: C. Gray, J. Hannon, D. Thomas, E. Miller, M. Georheart, E. Allen, J. Essick, C. McGurk. First row: S. Sun, B. Adams, S. Bauman, l. Bnucke, M, Schmidt, P. Smith, M. Hover. begin a new experience HOMEROOM 210 Back row: R. Williams, R. Drenning T. Hassall, G. Caranfa, A. Watltin J. Corrie. Third row: C. MrCaf1ery, M. Horowitz F, Sieg, R. Grove, N. Snyder, C Damp, E. Merlina. Second row: E. Suzuki, D. Magill P. Silxo, K. Freeman, J. Wildman J. McCann, I. Warner. First row: N. Eisenhuth, E. Bowersox G. Butler, L Studt, D. Fonti, N Kerniclr, B. Ritchey. HOMEROOM 318 Back row: E. Cowell, R. Donaldson W. Sallach, L. Anderson, R. Carlson S. Kuznicki, J. Dick, C. Watson. Third row: R. Rau C. Krell P. Arri o, I 1 9 J. Swager, E. Nisbet, B. Smith S. Frazier. Second raw: K. Keenan, J. Nemenl, G. McAdams, H. Ranlxin, K. Robin- son, L. McClure, S. Chapman. First row: S. Barcley, M. Gray, C. McCall, M. Fullen, S. Treichel, J. Ayres, G. Tobias. HOMEROOM 3188 Back row: K. Berkaben, J. Rabatzek, R. Whitaker, W. Hafer, F. Jones, R. Beck, P. Ressler, E. Uram, D. Nutter. Second row: J. Seidel, D. Bahleda, B. Fullerton, J. Smale, H. Yaungli, J. Schano, N. Brennan, l.. Wyant. First row: J. Stanicar, P. Pietrzyk, M, Barcic, J. Taylar, C. Havens, J. Smith, P. West, T. Caliguiri. 1 f HOMEROOM 315 Back row: A. Anast, R. Monheim, I.. Olson, G. Stitt, W. Dryburgh, J. Green. Third row: C. DePastino, G. Brugh, T. Parker, N. Glaros, K. Kerr, R, Corley. Second row: A. Mull, S. Greb, D. Rensland, M. Hedeen, M. Shontz, D. lentz. First row: J, Hagerty, J. Mihm, C. Ewing, B. Boda, N, Johnston, V. Seko. HOMEROOM 1 I 6 Back raw: J. Conway, C. Beck, R. Heinz, R. Baldwin, M. Teetz, C. Fallecker, W. Acklin. Third row: R. list, J. Young, H Thomas, M. Wyckoff, R. Simmons, B. Devlin. Second row: J. Scorr, J. lillich, K Myers, P. Paris, A. Spengler, G. Reichenfeld, l.. Christy. First row: M, Ferguson, C. Mangold, G. Hoff, C. Weiss, B. Heiskell, J. Fields, B. Davis. HOMEROOM 110 Back row: J, Crocker, J. Straw, B Cromer, E. Sauers, D. Eyman D. Hess, A, llsley, D, Morgan J. Ward. Third row: J. Brust, R. Baum, A Adams, R. Ralston, R. Thomas, W. Gabel, E. Spiegel, A. Jones. Second row: L. Laughlin, J. Hutchings J. Whitehead, M. Wilshire, W. Keck D. Smith, M. Martin, M. Stahl. First raw: B, Johnson, K. Carter, A. Oberley, S. Steinrniller, H. Spear M Houk, M. Snyder. if lbw' 'K-I J' Senior Counselors welcome sopho- more girls ot coke porty, HOMEROOM 217 Back row: R. McKee, R. Dovis, A Dileonardo, R. Anderson, R. Miich ell, M. Miller, A. Akers. Third row: J. Claylon, T. leach M. long, l. Kahlun, P. Grove, T Sullivan, J. Gomolo. Second row: C. learlaf, M. Bailey S. Boor, J. Scidu, F. Payne, M, A Smilh, B. Word. Firsr row: S. Ribble, C. Bollinger J, Shulcer, N. Price, C. Pommers heim, S. Bishop, L. Craighead. HOMEROOM 21 1 Back row: I., Hipple, J. Black, T. Morl- imer, J. Gift, C. Cox, J. Webb W. Smilh, R. Wood. Third row: C. Anles, F. Corler J. Moorhead, T. Davison, J. Brown W. Harrison, C. Redfern. Second row: M. Myers, E. Manlcel J. O'Brian, S. Trigg, M. Jacltson E. Scherm, B. Alexander, G. Vancas First row: l. Nageley, C. Fahneslock B. Spears, C. Kantes, E. Johnson M. Poulos, P. Weber, HOMEROOM 312 ack row C Ralslg R Nage e R Galbraith T Redllch R Thomp son R Rutter Third row D Campbell J Bellave uy R Kearney E Eng Ish M Cleage C Renner Second raw J Stoll B Bernauer E Hunzlker M Murphy M Turner E Cral Furs' row B Ross M Acquavrvo N Anderson J Moughamer M Do aio H Ben J Cosullu HOMEROOM 203 Back row .I McKenry R Burgmun W Aubele M lauo R Armonai D fuer Third row C Vuglem P Lipper' burg I Davies B James Second row M Ayoub M Melton E Cook K Yof ers l Pearson B Dunlap D Bablnec D Sarver sl row J Hope Beswick C aufher ue o l B oom R Cos! D Clemenis HOMEROOM 302 Back row M Torchla L Ne son Wurmb R Jason D Summa Ma!! econd raw S Albnz S Ac In J Duck M Rush D long A Spear C Amodeo Furs! row A Bragunler A Alexander P Buvlnger J McCann J Hasley L Haas J Wea and B : A . ' ' ,. . I y, F, G ,A f ,' f I' f si Ellis, .' g. ' 4 ' 'd , . ' ,' . ' '. ' A .-S' . I I I I ' D. Upiearafflu R. Smith, Berne: . ,' 5 I, ,' J 1 Fir : . , K. ' , L , N. A' II , . I : . A , . I E. , . , . ' ' B. . S 3 . ' , . IKI' 5 , I '-I . ' ' Library oids sophomores in prepar- ing assignments. 3 Q' VCV? HOMEROOM 216 Bock row: W. Curran, S. Azzaro J. Pralt, J. Barclay, W. Dempsey, F. Miller, H. Bonawifz, Third row: J. Teeis, M. Bender R. Mraz, W. Hartley, F. Heddinger R. Hamilion, N. Skillsky. Second row: C. Crawford, M. Griffin G. Rayburg, P. Snyder, D. lyda M. Anderson, D. llsley. Firsl row: V. Sionebraker, K. Stock M. Schu, I.. Kemmerling, N. Shaffer C. Mack, M. McBride, G. Miles. HOMEROOM 107 Back row: E. Mudiaric, W. Wise D. Moller, J. Smiih, R. Bruder J. Banon, R. Cnrpenzano. Third row: D. Drescher, E. Casanova J. Corrigan, G. Coombs, T. Ruffner C, Rorabaugh, F. DeVito. Second row: J. Meicalfe, C. Badders F. Barr, D. Zefler, R. Hopkins, C Hayes, D. Willson, T. Harben. First row: S. Sharpless, C. Pucci M. Sohn, S. Daw, C. Ellrod, M Dempsey, I.. Davies, l. Hoyack. I V Our iunior memories . . .the election of our class oFFicers-John Longo, president, Bill Mil- liken, vice president, Deanna Reid, secretary, and Betsy Kovalovsky, treasurer . . . cheering our team to victory at Graham Field and on the WHS gym floor . . . the excitement and enthusiasm at our pep meetings . . . the Juniors OFFICERS Bill Milliken, Deanna Reid, Betsy Kovalovsky, and John Longo take a break in the school day. proud feeling when we started wearing our new class rings. . . loyal support of the many clubs and activities ot WHS . . . dancing to the music of Brad Hunt's orchestra at our prom, Moonlight Magic, the highlight ot the year. These are just a few of the things we juniors will always remember. HOMEROOM 209 Back row: E, Kovach, C. Diehl, L. Maxwell, W. Wieland, R, Hess, K. Ebert, D. Brooks, C. Campbell, J DiSunto. Third row: W. Hawk, R. Miller, G, Ruby, J Orner, R. Schnars, G. Fletcher, R. Matz, J. Wilkins. Second row: L. Loudermilk, K. Adams, N. Dinneen, L. Joyce, C. Brinker, K. Murray, J. Dunsworth, T, Baranet. First row: L. Day, D. Reid, A. Renda, M. Breitkreutz, M. Imschweiler, P Douqherty, C Nixdort, B lockyer, C Swisshelm. prepare for leadership HOMEROOM 3 I 6 Back row: R. Stough, R. Petrina, T Leddy, F. Twilla, F. Weiss, R. CarreII Third row: J. Master, D. Gordon P. Garman, R. Pelino, R. Yenche D. Pawlak. Second row: C. Cormas, D. Zatek M. L. Byrnes, J. Comin, G. lanyon R. Fuchs, R. Simpson. First row: H. Crain, D. Wylie, E. Til- Iett, l. Izatt, N. Williams, J. Gibson S. Fisher. HOMEROOM 109 Back row: R. Carney, E. Roberts, J. Koesel, J. Sherry, R. Mitchell W. Bowyer, C. Ingram, C. Hester. Third row: D. Craig, E. lassila K. Hewitt, B. Miller, R. ShanafeIt R. Pferdehirt, D. Anderson. Second row: I. Kea, C. Baker, M Baggerly, B. Britner, .I. Davis I. Galomb, K. Nicoll. First row: P. Piuuti, B. Kuhar, P Clark, G. Carter, l. Buckner N. Hartmann. HOMEROOM 305 Back row: K. Schafer, A. Smith E. Davis, D. Cook, S. Gasser, C McDaniel. Second row: S. Warburton, l. Teeter H. Keck, S. Jellison, P. Windisch R. Warner. First row: N. leckev, M. Lucas, l Poster, J. Dickson, J. Miller, M McCIoy, I. Mulkerin. I s. 1 71 Q-7 HOMEROOM 300 Bock row: J. Sheler, J. Fluhme, W. Griffiths, R. Clorlc, J. Hughes, J. Berordone. Third row: V. DePuslino, W. Visnon- shy, R. Morlto, l. Smuil, J. Phillips Second row: C. Banner, P. Dow, L. Brown, S. Churchlield, L. Klein, N. Gluni, J. Godwin. First row: M. Holloway, E. Dain, J. Price, M. Ringle, C. Stock, J. Heller, S. Turtle. HOMEROOM 219 Back row: J. Gibbons, W. Milliken, T. Connors, J. Hughes, J. Duffy F. loepp. Third rowl T. Drisfos, W. lonulaaugh R. Scharfner, H. Agnew, J. Spronlile Second row: J. Brewer, K. Born C. Foix, C. Appmon, G. Boeringer l. Schmid. Firsf row: C. Repassy, S. Rosemeyer B. Murphy, l. Gosfer, K. Rogers J. Bowman, D. Query. HOMEROOM 304 Bock row: J. Morfin, l. Cline, W. Goss D. Balmer, W. Eorley, R. Horn, W Wheeler. Second row: M. Young, J. Oyer J. Hornalc, E. lufimer, C. Beword E. Porter. Firsi row: F. Mouder, A. Konies D. Schmiffle, N. Dawson, G. Thomas B. Surah, P. Corvo HOMEROOM 309 Back row: B, Moreland, J, Fellers, K. Whited, A. Way, D. Batey, J. Grundman. Second row: C. Schmidt, P. Wise, S. Gerdino, M. Hecllel, C. Nageley, Z. Demmler, P, Hewitt. First row: J. Hollowood B. McCollum N. Bradley, C, Moore, J. Pringle, C. Breitlxreutz, R. Clayton. HOMEROOM 314 Bark row: W. Blake, J. Lewis, R Albertson, T. Chapman, R. Mears, J. Dewes. Second row: J. Miller, T. Frank J. Watkins, G. Zuiack, J. Brown D. Tobias, D. Mincher. First row: K. Nicholson, C. Heyl P. Sonchelx, C. Grieco, W. Weed J. Burkett, N. Kistler. On afternoon of their prom iuniors decorate boys' gym. HOMEROOM 317 Back row: W. Campbell, G. William- son, D. Geiselman, F. Benner, B Thens, R. DePinto, T. Milliken. Third row: J. longo, T. Dorn, E Hedeen, W. Hess, G. Pressley l. Whited. Second raw: H. Wallace, C. Klemm A. Van Dyke, R. Hershorin, D. Daw M. Ward, B. Courtney. First row: M. Chapin, C. Nolan, J. Vasco, M. Heisch, D. Murphy M. Yuzawich, A. Hauck. HOMEROOM 103 Back row: J. Gelm, R. Satryun R. Alexander, R. Sheaffer, D. Elder D. Cuttino, B. Tielsch. Third row: J. Wilson, S. Pell, H Heidler, R. Ernst, G. Forsyth R. Bangham, D. Bert. Second row: J. Ashbaugh, E. Hovis B. Robinson, B. Float, R. Reiner S. Nagel, L. Grime. First row: C. Breitkreutz, D. Maw- hinney, B. Craig, B. Quinn, B. Taylor S. Anost, B. Kovalovsky, E. Riley. 4 x mv HOMEROOM 105 Back row: D. Donahue, A. Maiello, P. Butler, G. Heddinger, H. Frey, G. Samoas, L. Houston. Third row: E. Fiore, C. Mesarchik, D. Antonoplos, J. Sekela, E. Lucidi, R. Herman, J. Glassburn. Second row: M. Sankey, C. Pears, J. Davis, E. Rinff, C. Bent, M. Snive- ly, J. Carr, T. Cutshall. First row: J. Guckert, C. Britanik, B, Bell, S. Mclntyre, G. Macey, C, Noe, H. Maruca. HOMEROOM 400 Back row: J. Hornbeck, G. Dick G. Sward, J. Thomas, R. Funk. Third row: H, Kane, J. Munhall, D Rottholf, M. Treichler, F. Garruto R. Nacco. Second row: J. lawley, J. Creamer J. Cunningham, R. Lawson, T Helsley. First row: A. Martin, W. Patton J. Fedele, R. Siano, M. Flake, T Frederick. HOMEROOM 313A Back row: P. Perrier, W. Mclaughlin W. Shuker, E. Johe, R. Simmons C. lyle. Third row: P. Morgan, W. White G. Dicoskey, R. Foltz, D. Reed J. Docherty, D, Luther, D. Perlinger Second row: B. Priestley, M. Reilly M. Scott, P. Parker, W. Fisher, J Drenning, E. Nansliel. First row: E. Toth, V. Genchur, F. Fer- guson, L. Dowling, K. Yuhosz, J Snyder, C. Otto, f When we entered school in September, it was difficult to believe that we had finally reached our goal, our senior year. Surpris- ingly, we did not feel a bit different. Maybe we were a little shaky about the future, but it didn't make very much difference then. After a week or two of settling down we elected class officers-Edward Johnson, presi- dent, Al McCloy, vice president, Patricia Bar- osh, secretary, and Kathy Lochner, treasurer. The year was crammed with important events. Our many athletic teams made places for themselves in the world of sports, and we shall long remember the thrilling meets and games. The all-school play, The Curious Sav- ADAMEK, ROBERT Technical Football 2,3,4, Basketball 2,3,4, Track 2,3,4. Clubs: Vars- ity 2,3,4, Key 3,4, Spanish 2,3. ADKINS, MARTHA ANNE Academic Honor Roll 2,3,4, Band 3,4, Annual 3,4, Student Service 4, Orchestra 2,3,4, Intramural Sports 3,4. Clubs: French 3,4g Science 3,45 Y-Teens 4. Aqqdemjq Beaver High School, Bluefield, West Virginia. Office Assist- ant 4. Clubs: Drama 2, Business Manager 35 Y-Teens 2. ALLEN, CAROL JUDITH Genergl Chorus 27 A Cappella 3,41 Office Assistant 4. Clubs: Latin 2, Drama 2. Seniors Patsy Barosh models cap and gown for other senior officers AI McCloy, Ed Johnson, and Kathy Loch- ner. age, starring Carol McCartney, was one of the highlights of the year. Breaking tradition, the a cappella and the band performed jointly in a Winter Concert. The senior prom, Hea- ven on Earth, and Commencement made a great climax to a wonderful year. Looking back over the years in WHS, we realize how swiftly they have gone and how we shall rniss them. Time and time again we thought that graduation would never arrive, and now that we have reached the goal we can hardy believe it. We are eagerly looking ahead. May we, the seniors of '57, have as much success in the future as we have had in the past. ADAMEK ADKINS ALIFF ALLEN plan for the future ALLISON, ROBERT W. Academic Honor Roll 45 A Cappella 45 Usher Squad 3,45 Tennis 35 Annual 3,45 Class Vice President 35 Intramural Sports 25 Homeroom Manager 4. Clubs: Science 3,45 French 3,4. ANDERSON, DORIS K. Academic Activity Board 45 Intramural Sports 2,3,4. Clubs: Spanish 45 Latin 25 Leaders' 3,45 Y-Teens 2,3,4. ANDERSON, NORMA JEAN Commercial Library Assistant 3,45 Intramural Sports 2,3,4. Club: German 3,4. ANDERSON, WALTER A. General Track 2,35 Intramural Sports 35 Cross-Country 2,35 A Cappella 4. Club: Science 2,3. ANDREWS, ROBERT G. Commercial ANTONIZIO, CAROLYN LOUISE Commercial Westinghouse High School, Pitts- burgh, Pennsylvania. nnxm slumss sAnosH sum, iz. 5: . f..., ff-. .7 rf- , ,Mm .5 f L 77' ie 'mill 255 fair XX il, ' Z 4 3 A f 4 mms . ALLISON ANDERSON, D. ANDERSON N ANDERSON, W. ANDREWS ANTONIZIO BAACKE BAKER BALAS BAACKE, CLIFFORD M., JR. Academic Honor Roll 2,3,45 HiWays 2,3, Editor 45 Usher Squad 3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Student Service 3,45 Chapel Committee 45 School Play 2. Clubs: Latin 2, Triumvir 35 Science 3,4. BAKER, CHARLES EDWARD Technical BALAS, STEPHEN G. Industrial BARKELL, ROBERT B. Technical Football 3,45 Intramural Sports 2,4. Clubs: Latin 25 Sci- ence 3. BARNES, ESTHER A. A Cappella 3,45 Chorus 25 Intramural Sports 3. Clubs: Y-Teens 35 Commercial 4. Commercial BAROSH, PATRICIA General Intramural Sports 2,35 A Cappella 3, Secretary 45 Class Secretary 45 Senior Counselor 4. Clubs: Y-Teens 2,3,45 Latin 2. BARR, RAYMOND C. Academic A Cappella 3,45 Class Vice President 25 Football 3,45 Hcmeroom Manager 35 Intramural Sports 2,3,4. Clubs: Spanish 35 Varsity 4. 75 Deni Creazzi, Ronny Kochman, and Dick Donald' son add another log to the wood pile that became a blazing bonfire the night before the football victory over Penn. BARR, W. BASWELL BAYNE BELL BENT BINGMAN BOSTEDO BOWER BOYD BARR, WILLIAM A. Industrial Cheerleader 3: Audio-Visual 2,3,4. BASWELL, I.. REECE Commercial BAYNE, PATRICIA L. Commercial A Cappella 3: Intramural Sports 2,3,4. BELL, R. THOMAS Academic National Honor Society 3, Presi- dent 4: Honor Roll 3,4: Activity Board 4: Audio-Visual 2,3, Presie dent 4g Student Service 3,4: Chapel Committee 4: Usher Squad 3,4. Clubs: Science 2,3,4: Photography 3,4, BENT, RICHARD A. General Football Manager 2,3,4: Wrest- ling 2,4. Club: Varsity 4. BINGMAN, CLARA KAY Commercial Intramural Sports 2,3,4g Club: Y-Teens 3. BOSTEDO, ARCHIE T. Industrial BOWER, ROY D, Academic Honor Roll 2: A Cappella 3,4: School Play 2,3,4: Christmas Play 2,3. Clubs: Science 2: Drama 2. BOYD, MARY JANE Commercial Honor Roll 2,3,4: Band 2,3,4g In- tramural Sports 2,3,4g Quotation Squad 4. Clubs: Y-Teens 3,4: Com- mercial 3,4. 76 BOYLES, JOHN T. General Honor Roll 4. BRANS, URSULA Commercial Johanna-Sebus Schule, Duisburg, Germany. Clubs: French 45 Ger- man 45 Y-Teens 4. BRICKER, BEATRICE ANN Commercial Intramural Sports 2,3,45 Quota- tion 3. Clubs: Latin 25 Y-Teens 3. BRINZA, AUDREY Commercial Honor Roll 2,3,45 Intramural Sports 2,3,4. Clubs: Spanish 25 Commercial 3,45 Leaders' 45 Y- Teens 2,3. BRUDER, GAIL ANN Academic Honor Roll 2,3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Maiorette 3, Assistant Head 45 Senior Counselor 3,45 Stu- dent Service 45 Intramural Sports 2,3,4. Clubs: Y-Teens 2,45 Span- ish 3,45 Latin 2, BRUGH, JUDITH ELAINE Commercial Library Assistant 45 HiWays 45 ln- tramural Sports 3,4. Clubs: Latin '25 Commercial 45 Science 25 Y- Teens 3. BUTLER BYRON CAMPANO CAMPBELL, C. BOYLES BRANS BRINZA BRUDER BUKES BUMILLER BUKES, GEORGE S. Commercial Orchestra 2,3,45 School Play 4. Clubs: Latin 25 Science 2,4. BUMILLER, CAROLE Commercial Honor Roll 45 Intramural Sports 2,3,45 Office Assistant 4. Clubs: Y-Teens 2,3,45 Spanish 25 Commercial 4, BURKHOLDER, ROBERT LEE Academic Track 35 Cross-Country 4. BUTLER, ERNEST BRUCE Academic Honor Roll 253,45 National Honor Society 3,45 HiWays 3,45 Usher Squad 3, Head 45 Student Service 3,45 Baseball 3. Clubs: French 3, President 45 Latin 2,3. BYRON, JUDITH ANN Academic Honor Roll 3,45 Annual 2,3,4: Senior Counselor 3,45 Stu- dent Service 45 Chapel Committee 45 HiWays 25 Intramural Sports 2,3,4. Clubs: Y-Teens 2,3,45 French 3,4. CAMPANO, CATHERINE Commercial Intramural Sports 2,3,4. CAMPBELL, CAROLYN BARBARA Academic Stage Crew 2,3,4. Club: French 2. 77 BRICKER BRUGH BURKHOLDER .Z CAMPBELL, ROBERT C. CAREY, MARY LOU Industrial Academic Honor Roll 3,4, Senior Counselor 4, Homeroom Manager 3. Clubs: Latin 2, French 3,4, Science 3,4, Leaders' 3,4, Y-Teens 4. CARGO, LAWRENCE EDWARD Crcss-Country 3, Basketball CARR, ROBERT DEAN CARRIG, EUGENE A. Wrestling 4. CARROLL, MARY JANE CAVANAUGH, JOSEPH K. Technical 2. Clubs: Science 3, Spanish 2. General Industrial Commercial Academic Central Catholic High School, Pittsburgh, Pa. Baseball 2,3,4, Intramural Sports 2,3, Homeroom Manager 2. CARRIG CARROLL CERMAK CLARK COMIN CONNOLLY ,g, ' 5 CAVANAUGH CLAYBOURN COOK, R. CAMPBELL, R. CAREY CARGO CARR CERMAK, NANCY ELAINE General Stage Crew 3,4, Intramural Sports 2,3,4. Clubs: Leaders' 3, Y-Teens 2,3,4, Drama 3, Treasurer 2. CLARK, MARY EMILY Academic Lambertville High School, Lam- bertville, New Jersey. Clubs: Y- Teens 4, Photography 4, Latin 3,4, Leaders' 4. CLAYBOURN, PATRICIA SUE Academic Homeroom Manager 2, Intramural Sports 2,3,4, Senior Counselor 3, Treasurer 4. Clubs: Y-Teens 2,3,4, Leaders' 3,4, Spanish 2,3,4, Sci- ence 3,4. COMIN, WALTER G. Ill Academic A Cappella 3,4, Orchestra 2,3,4, Basketball Manager 2,3,4, Foot- ball 2,3. Clubs: Latin 2, Science 3,4. CONNOLLY, LORRAINE F. Academic Cheerleader 3,4, Intramural Sports 2,3,4, Student Service 4, Senior Counselor 3,4. Clubs: Y-Teens 2,4, Latin 2, Spanish 4. COOK, RICHARD EDWARD Technical Clubs: Science 3,4, Spanish 3,4. 78 COOK, WENDY LOU Academic Honor Roll 3,45 Class Treasurer 3, HiWays 4: Intramural Sports 2,3,4: Senior Counselor, Secretary 4. Clubs: Y-Teens 2,3,4: French 3,4: Science 4: Latin 2. COPELAND, CAROL ANN Commercial Clubs: Commercial 2: Leaders' 4. COREY, RICHARD C. Academic Honor Roll 3. Clubs: French 2, Science 3. COURTLEY, DAVID RONALD Academic Honor Roll 4, Student Council 3,45 Football 2,3,4: A Cappella 3,4: Choir 2: Class President 2. Clubs: Varsity 3,45 Key 2,3,4: Latin 2. CREAZZI, DENIS LEONARD Technical Honor Roll 4: Homeroom Manager 4: Golf 3,4: Intramural Sports 2,3,4: Band 2,3. Clubs: Science 3,4: French 2,3. CROCKER, TERRY J. General Mifflinburg High School, Mifflin- burg, Pa. Wrestling 3,4. Club: Varsity 3,4. CUDA, FRANK J. Academic Football 3: Basketball 2,3,4: Base- ball 2,3,4. Clubs: Varsity 2,3,4: Key 3,4: Latin 2: Science 3. CUMMINGS, GWENDOLYN RUTH Academic Honor Roll 3: Intramural Sports 2,3,4g Senior Counselor 4. Clubs: Leaders' 4: Y-Teens 3,4: French 3,45 Latin 2. DARBY, JANICE MARIE Commercial Honor Roll 4. 79 Seniors meet for scholas- tic aptitude test. COOK, W. COPELAND COREY COURTLEY CREAZZI CROCKER CUDA CUMMINGS DARBY t'-9 W Sf- Af 5 sits DEMMLER DQPINTO DOREZA DEMPSEY DePA5TINO DEVINE DiCECCO DROSKY EARNEST DOREZA, MARY LEE Academic Honor Roll 2,3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Senior Coun- selor 3,45 Student Service 45 Intramural Sports 2,3. Clubs: Y-Teens 3,4, President 25 Spanish 2, Vice President 45 French 3,4. DROSKY, HELEN J. Commercial Honor Roll 35 Stage Crew 2,3,45 Chapel Committee 45 Quo- tation Squod 3. Clubs: Commercial 45 French 2. EARNEST, JUDITH ANNE Commercial Honor Roll 3,45 Student Council 3, Secretary 45 Senior Counselor 3,45 Student Service 3,45 Class Historian 25 Intramural Sports 2,3,4. Clubs: Y-Teens 2,3, Secretary 45 Commercial, President 45 Latin 2. EDWARDS, CAROLE JO Commercial Honor Roll 2,3,45 Quotation 4. Clubs: Y-Teens 35 Com- mercial 3,4. ENEIX, ROBERT ALLEN Academic FALLECKER, MARGARET A. Commercial HiWays 2,3,4. Clubs: Y-Teens 35 Commercial 3,45 French 2. FELEGY, ANDREA J. Academic Honor Roll 3,45 Class Secretary 35 Intramural Sports 2,3,45 Senior Counselor 4. Clubs: French 2,3,45 Spanish 35 Sci- ence 45 Y-Teens 2,3,4. 80 DEMMLER, ROBERT LEE Academic Audio-Visual 3,4. DEMPSEY, JOHN A. General DePASTINO, ALLAN E. Academic Student Service 45 Football 2,3,45 Basketball 25 Baseball 25 HiWays 2,3,45 A Cappella 3. Clubs: Vars- ity 3, President 45 Key 3,45 Sci- ence 3. DePlNTO, RODGER ALLEN General DEVINE, CAROLINE FRANCES Shaler High School, Pittsburgh, Pa. Intramural Sports 4. Club: Y-Teens 2. DiCECCO, GRACE A. Commercial Honor Roll 35 Intramural Sports 2,3,45 Office Assistant 4. Clubs: Spanish 25 Commercial 3,45 Drama 35 Y-Teens 3. EDWARDS ENEIX FALLECKER FELEGY FERGUSON, ROLAND JAMES General West Sunbury High, Butler, Pa. FERRIERO, GERALDINE E. Commercial Clubs: Spanish 2: Y-Teens 2,3: Commercial 2,3,4: Drama 3. FEUSTEL, FRANK H. General FEUSTEL, THOMAS JAMES Industrial FISHER, CATHERINE CAROLYN Academic Band 2,3,4: Intramural Sports 2,3,4: Annual 4. Clubs: Science 3: Latin 3,4: Y-Teens 4: Spanish 2. FISHER, JOYCE ELIZABETH General Maiorette 3,4: Intramural Sports 2,3,4: Homeroom Manager 4. Clubs: Latin 2: Y-Teens 4. FISHER, LORRAINE ROSANNA Commercial Office Assistant 4: Intramural Sports 2,3,4. Clubs: Y-Teens 2,3: Latin 2: Commercial 3,4. FORNOF FOWLER FRANK FRITZ is C.. ull rr f I FERGUSON FERRIERO , FEUSTEL, F FEUSTEL, T. FISHER, C. FISHER, J. FISHER, L. FISHER, W. FLEMING FISHER, WANDA JEAN Commercial ELEMING, BERNARD R. Commercial Club: Spanish 2. FORNOF, GEORGE HAROLD Technical Band 2: Drum Maior 3,4: Intramural Sports 2,3: Student Council 4: Cross-Country 2,3,4: Track 2,3,4: Student Service 4: Mixed Chorus 2. Club: Spanish 2,3. FOWLER, NORMA JEAN Commercial Honor Roll 4. FRANK, ELLEN JOAN Commercial Library Assistant 3,4: Homeroom Manager 2: Intramural Sports 3. Club: French 2. FRITZ, MARY ALICE Academic Honor Roll 2,3,4: Senior Counselor 4: HiWays 2,3,4: An- nual 3,4: Intramural Sports 2,3,4. Clubs: Spanish 3,4: Latin 2: Drama 2: Y-Teens 3,4. 81 in Lois Henderson, Kathy Lachner, Miss Brenneman, Mary Alice McCollum. FUCHS FULTON FURRER GANOE GEARHART, D. GEARHART, W. GEISSINGER GEORGE GESTRICH ' 21' I if dai' Teachers and parents meet at Junior-Senior tea. FUCHS, GILBERT L. General Westinghouse High School, Pitts- burgh, Pa. Usher 4, Stage Crew 4. FULTON, RICHARD A. General Chapel Committee 3, Stage Crew 3,4, Homeroom Manager 2,3, In- tramural Sports 2. Club: Drama 3,4. FURRER, JOCK General Evander Childs High School, New York City, New York. Football 2,3,4g Wrestling 2,35 Track 2,3. Clubs: Varsity 2,3,4, Key 2,3p German 2. GANOE, DAVID W. Technical Central Catholic High School, Pittsburgh, Pa. Football 3,4p Golf 2,4, Homeroom Manager 3, Intra- mural Sports 2,37 Student Service 4. Clubs: German 3,45 Key 4. GEARHART, DONALD G. General GEARHART, WILLIAM L. General GEISSINGER, WILLIAM T. Honor Roll 2,3,4, Student Council 2,3, President 4, Class President 3, Wrestling 2,3,4, Football 2,3, Track 2,3,4. Clubs: Varsity 2,3,4g Key 2,3,4g Spanish 3, Treasurer 4. GEORGE, MARLENE A. General GESTRICH, CHARLES W. Academic Baseball 25 Intramural Sports 2, Homeroom Manager 3, Club: Latin 2. 82 GILL, ARLENE VIRGINIA Academic Intramural Sports 4. Clubs: Latin 2, Drama 2. GOLACK, PATRICIA LOURAY Academic Intramural Sports 2,3, Girls' Chorus 2,3,4, Clubs: Y-Teens 2,3, Latin 2. GRANT, CAROL JEAN Commercial HiWays 4, Intramural Sports 3,4. Clubs: French 2, Commercial 4, Science 2, Y-Teens 3. GRAY, WAYNE L. Academic GREBOS, JOHN DAVID Technical Honor Roll 2,3,4, Student Council 2,3,4, Student Service 3, President 4, National Honor Society 3,4, Band 2,3,4, Cross-Country 2,3,4, Basketball 2,3, Track 2,3,4. Club: Varsity 3,4. GREEN, JACQUELINE SUE Academic Intramural Sports 2, A Cappella 4, Stage Crew 3. Clubs: Latin 2, Spanish 3,4, Drama 2,3. GREIFF A. GREIFF, J. GUERDAN HALES Z 4. Z W-nr' E, Q Glll. GOlACK GRAY GREBOS GREENAWALD GREENE GREENAWALD, WILLIAM H. Industrial GREENE, SARAH J. Commercial Girls' Chorus 2, Intramural Sports 3,4. Clubs: Commercial 4, Y-Teens 3. GREGORY, JACK A. Academic Baseball 2,3,4, Intramural Sports 2. Club: Spanish 2. GREIFF, ARLENE MARIE Commercial Club: Spanish 2. GREIFF, JUNE LEE Commercial Intramural Sports 3, GUERDAN, EDWARD R. Technical Honor Roll 2,3,4, Football 2, A Cappella 3, President 4, Student Service 3,4, Golf 3, Baseball 2. Clubs: French 2,3, Science 2. HALES, RUTH ANN Academic Mixed Chorus 2. Clubs: Latin 2, French 3,4, Drama 3. 83 I GRANT GREEN GREGORY I I is HALL, SHIRLEY JEANETTE Commercial HAMILTON, NANCY Academic Honor Roll 2,3,45 Band 2,3,45 Quotation Squad 3,4. Clubs: Spanish 3,45 Science 3,45 Latin 2. HAMILTON, SUE Academic Honor Roll 45 Intramural Sports 2,3,45 Quotation Squad 35 Girls' Choir 2. Clubs: Latin 25 French 35 Drama 35 Y-Teens 3. HARTIN, HARVEY J. General Club: Science 4. HASSALL, MARY LEE Academic Band 2,35 Office Assistant 45 Intramural Sports 2,3,45 Quotation Squad 4. Clubs: Y-Teens 2,3,45 Commercial 2,3,45 Latin 35 Science 4. HAUCK, JO ANNE Academic Intramural Sports 2,3,4. Clubs: Y-Teens 2,3,45 Drama 25 Latin 2,35 Science 3. HAVELIN, SANDRA LEE Academic A Cappella 3,45 Stage Crew 4. Clubs: Y-Teens 2,3,45 Sci- ence 35 Drama 3,45 Spanish 2,3,4. HASSALL HAUCK HAVELIN HAVER HECKEL HEDDING HEIDLER HEMKER HENDERSON, A. HALL HAMILTON, N HAMILTON, s. MARTIN HAVER, JUDITH B. Academic Honor Roll 2,3,45 Annual 2,3,45 Student Service 3,45 Senior Coun- selor 45 Library Assistant 3,45 Quo- tation Squad, Treasurer 4. Clubs: French 3,45 Science 4. HECKEL, JOSEPH J. General Football 2,3,45 Basketball 2,3,45 Track 25 Baseball 3,45 Homeroom Manager 2. Clubs: Varsity 2,3,45 Key 2,3,4. HEDDING, DALE PAUL Technical Honor Roll 2,3,45 Band 2,3,45 Ore chestra 3. Clubs: Science 3,45 French 2,3. HEIDLER, BETTIANN Academic Royal Oak High School, Royal Oak, Michigan. Senior Counselor 45 Student Service 45 Intramural Sports 3,4. Clubs: Leaders' 45 Sci- ence 3,4. HEMKER, RUTH ANN Academic Honor Roll 2,3,45 Senior Counselor 45 Homeroom Chairman 45 Intra- mural Sports 2,3,4. Clubs: Lead- ers' 3,45 Science 3,45 French 3,45 Y-Teens 45 Latin 2. HENDERSON, AUDREY CAROL Commercial Honor Roll 45 Intramural Sports 2,3,45 Quotation 3. Clubs: Spanish 25 Commercial 3,4. 84 HILL, NORMAN LEONARD Academic Band 2,3,45 Intramural Sports 45 Audio-Visual 3,4. HITSON, MARILYN JEAN Commercial Intramural Sports 2,3,4. Clubs: French 25 Y4Teens 2,3. HIXSON, ROY N. ll Commercial van der HOEVEN ANTONIE QUIRIJN Academic Groenediik, Dordrecht, Nether- lands. Student Council 45 Tennis 45 HiWays 4. Clubs: German 45 French 45 Spanish 4. HRABAK, JAMES F. Technical Cross-Country 25 Track 2. Club: Science 3,4. HRABAK, JANICE E. Academic Senior Counselor 3,45 Intramural Sports 2,3,4. Clubs: Leaders' 3, President 45 Y-Teens 3,45 Spanish 2,3,4. 85 Participating in that important part of senior life, the exchange of senior pictures, are Mary Alice Fritz and Ronny Kochman. HENDERSON, LOIS JEAN Commercial Honor Roll 2,3,45 Annual 45 HiWays 35 Intramural Sports 2,3. Clubs: Drama 2,35 Commercial 4, Vice President 35 German 35 Y-Teens 2,3,4. HENDRICK, PATSY RUTH Commercial Intramural Sports 2,3,4. Clubs: Leaders' 3,45 Science 2. HERRON, CAROL ANN Academic Honor Roll 35 Band 2,3,45 Annual 3,45 Senior Counselor 3,45 Orchestra 2,35 Intramural Sports 2,3,4. Clubs: Y-Teens 3,45 Latin 25 Science 3,4. HENDERSON, I.. HENDRICK HERRON HILL HITSON HIXSON VAN DER HOEVEN HRABAK, J. F. HRABAK, J. E .1 asf.. 6. :av I if HUCKA HULL HUNT JONS mvms JENNEWINE JOHNSON, E. JOHNSON, J. JOHNSON, N, JOHNSON, EDWARD R. Academic A Cappella 4, Golf 2,3,4, Intramural Sports 2,3,4, Class President 4. Clubs: Science 3,4, Key 3,4, Varsity 3,4, Spanish 2. JOHNSON, JOY LYNNE Academic Maiorette 2,3,4, Student Council 2,3,4, Intramural Sports 2,3,4, HiWays 3,4. Clubs: Y-Teens 3,4, Spanish 3,4, Sci- ence 4. JOHNSON, NANCY L. Academic Honor Roll 4, HiWays 3,4, Intramural Sports 2,4, Chorus 2. Clubs: Y-Teens 2,3,4, Latin 2. JOHNSTON, MARY I. Commercial Girls' Choir 2,3,4. JONES, CAROLYN P. General HiWays 2, Honor Roll 4. Clubs: Spanish 2, Y'Teens 3. JONES, PATRICIA B. Commercial Clubs: Science 2, Spanish 3, Y-Teens 3. JONES, WARREN E. General Basketball 2, Cross-Country 3, A Cappella 3,4, Intra- mural Sports 3,4. 86 HUCKA, GEORGIA LEE Academic Honor Roll 2,3,4, Annual 3,4, Sen- ior Counselor 4. Clubs: Y-Teens 2,3,4, Science 3,4, French 3,4, Latin 2, Drama 3. HULL, RUSSELL Academic Basketball 2,3,4, Baseball 2,3, Cross-Country 3,4, Homeroom Manager 2. Clubs: Key 3,4, Vars' ity 3,4. HUNT, DAVID BLAIR Academic Christian Academy, Tokyo, Japan. Band 4. Club: Science 4. IONS, RICHARD R. Technical Intramural Sports 2,4, Golf 3,4. Clubs: French 2,3, Science 4. IRVINE, SHARON LYNN Commercial Intramural Sports 2,3,4. Clubs: Y-Teens 2,3, French 2. JENNEWINE, RICHARD C. Technical A Cappella 4. Club: Science 4. JOHNSTON JONES, C. JONES, P. JONES, W Y. JOYCE, J. LEROY General Clubs: Photography 3, Proiection- ist 2,3,4, Hi-Fi 3,4. KANNENGISSER, VERBANA E. General Intramural Sports 3,4, Library As- sistant 3, Quotation Squad 4. Clubs: Latin 2, Y-Teens 2,3. KAY, RONALD RAYMOND Commercial KEARNS, BEVERLY ANN Commercial Intramural Sports 2,3,4, Quota- tion Squad 3. Clubs: Y-Teens 2,3, Commercial 3,4. KELLY, DIANE SONDRA Commercial Perry High School, Pittsburgh, Pa. Mixed Chorus 2. Club: Latin 2. KENNEDY, EARL V. General Plum Township High School, Unity, Pa. KISER KIRCHER KISSELL KOCHMAN s.4 fi JOYCE KANNENGISSER KAY KEARNS KELLY KENNEDY KETTERER Klu.EBREw KIMBERLIN KETTERER, KENNETH C. Academic Basketball 2, Baseball 2,3,4, Intramural Sports 2,3,4, Homeroom Manager 2. Clubs: Latin 2, French 4. KILLEBREW, RONALD LEON General Franklin Township, Pittsburgh, Pa. Wrestling 2, lntra- mural Sports 2. KIMBERLIN, JANICE Commercial Honor Roll 2. KIRCHER, RONALD N. Commercial Baseball 2,3,4. Club: Varsity 3,4 KISER, BARBARA BLAIR Academic Honor Roll 2,3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, Student Council 2,3,4, Student Service 3, Secretary 4, Senior Coun- selor 3,4, Intramural Sports 2,3,4. Clubs: Y-Teens 2,4, Vice President 3: Leaders' 4, French 3,4. KISSELL, FREDERICK N, Technical Honor Roll 2,3,4, Wrestling 4. Club: Latin 2. KOCHMAN, RONALD STEPHEN Academic Honor Roll 4, Baseball 2,3,4, Football 3, Homeroom Chair- man 3, HiWays 4. Clubs: Latin 2, Science 3,4, Varsity 3,4. Deni Creozzi, Bob Allison, and Ruth Hemlcer lead a pan KREAR KREDEL LuMANTlA LAMBERT LEE LEHMAN el discussion LACOCK LEARZAF LIGHTFOOT during guidan .5 .JL is-J XZ, ce period. KREAR, WILLIAM ALLEN Academic Honor Roll Ag Stage Crew 3g Wrestling 4g Track 45 Homeroom Manager 2,3. KREDEL, DENICE L. General Honor Roll 25 Intramural Sports 2,3,A.Club1Y-Teens 3. LACOCK, JAMES B. General Homeroom Manager 2g Intramural Sports 2. LGMANTIA, VIVIAN NANCY General Intramural Sports 2,3,4. Club: Drama 2,3. LAMBERT, WALTER E. Club: Hi-Fi 3. Academic LEARZAF, DORIS M. Intramural Sports 2. Clubs: Latin 2g Drama 2,3g Commercial Ag French 3. General LEE, SALLY LOU Commercial Stage Crew Ag Intramural Sports 2,3,4g Quotation Squad 4. Clubs: Leaders' Ag Commercial 3,4 LEHMAN, MARY ANN ARLENE Commercial intramural Sports A. Club. Com- mercial 4. LIGHTFOOT, BARBARA ANN Commercial Intramural Sports 2,3,4g Clnorus 23. Club: Commercial 4. 88 LIND, SANDRA LEE Commercial Intramural Sports 3,4, Club: Com- mercial 4. LINDSAY, CAROLYN ELLEN Academic Library Assistant 2,3,4, Y-Teens 2,4, Drama 3,4. Clubs: Latin 2,3, Spanish 3,4, Science 2. LINGREN, CLARK E. Academic Honor Roll 2,3,4, Audio-Visual 2. LOCHNER, KATHERINE ANN General Honor Roll 2,3,4, Annual 3, Busi- ness Manager 4, Class Treasurer 4, Intramural Sports 2,3,4. Clubs: Y-Teens 2,3,4, Spanish 2,3,4. LOEHR, MARJORIE ANNE Commercial Intramural Sports 4, Office Assist- ant 4. Club: Y-Teens 3,4. LONG, JOYCE BONITA General Intramural Sports 2,3,4. LUCAS, SAMUEL M. III Technical Westinghouse High School, Pitts- burgh, Pa. Golf 3,4. Clubs: French 3, Science 3. MANKIN MARLOWE MASTERS MAYER W ff -.Wx K .-,. I ,f J R, : s 7 iw LIND LINDSAY LOCHNER LOEHR LUCAS LUCKOCK LUCKOCK, DONNA J. Commercial HiWays 4, Library Assistant 4, Intramural Sports 2,3,4. Clubs: Y-Teens 3, French 2, Commercial 3,4. MACNAB, DAVID C. Technical Honor Roll 2,3,4, Student Council 2,3, Vice President 4, Honor Society 3,4, Homeroom Chairman 2,4. Clubs: Key 2, Latin 2, Science 3,4. MANKIN, DENNIS P. Technical Honor Roll 2, HiWays 3,4, Baseball Manager 2,3,4, Usher Squad 3,4. Clubs: Latin 2, Science 3,4, Hi-Fi 3. MARLOWE, CLAUDE A., JR. Technical Basketball Manager 4, Baseball Manager 2,3. Clubs: Sci- ence 3, President 4, Spanish 3,4. MASTERS, SUSANNE E. Commercial Washington High School, Washington, Pa. Intramural Sports 2,3,4, Club: Science 4. MAYER, CHARLES B. Academic Honor Roll 2,3,4, Band 2,3,4, Cross-Country 2,3,4, Track 2,3,4, Student Service 4. Clubs: Science 3, German 4, Varsity 4. 89 E LINGREN LONG MACNAB NIeCLUSKY McFEElY MQGORY MCALLISTER, CLYDE HAMILTON Academic National Honor Society 3, Vice President 45 Honor Roll 2,3,45 Band 253,45 Student Service 45 Usher Squad 4. Clubs: Latin 25 Science 3. MCCAFFREY, DOROTHY Academic Honor Roll 2. MCCARTNEY, CAROL ANN Academic Senior Counselor, Vice President 45 A Cappella 35 Student Service 3,45 Intramural Sports 2,3,45 Orchestra 2,3,45 School Play 2,3,4. Clubs: Spanish 3, Vice President 45 Y-Teens 2,3,45 Drama, Vice President 3. Mcciov, ALFRED A., JR. oenemi Honor Roll 45 Class Vice President 45 A Cappella 3,45 Band 2,3,45 Homeroom Manager 4. Club: Science 4. MCCLUSKY, REYNARD K. Technical Honor Roll 3. Clubs: Latin 25 Science 2. McCULLOUGH, DOROTHY ELLEN General MCCOLLUM, MARY ALICE Commercial Honor Roll 3,45 Annual 4. MCCULLOUGH McCOLLUM MCGILVARY McGINNIS McGOWAN McINTYRE M:AlLISTER McCAFFREY McCARTNEY McCLOY MCFEELY, THOMAS E. Academic Wrestling 2,3,4. Club: Varsity 3,4. McGILVARY, JOHN CAMERON Technical Honor Roll 2,3,45 Annual 2,3, Assistant Editor 4. Clubs: Hi'Fi 3,45 German 3,45 Science 2,3,4. MCGINNIS, BRUCE B. General Choir 2. Clubs: Spanish 25 Sci- ence 3. McGORY, JEAN ETTE MARY Commercial Intramural Sports 2,3,4. Clubs: Drama 3,45 Spanish 2. MCGOWAN, WILLIAM D. General Honor Roll 4. MclNTYRE, DONALD EMORY Commercial 90 4 3,4 MERRIMAN, DAVID B. Academic Baseball 2,3,4, Intramural Sports 2, Audio-Visual 2, Vice President 4. Club: German 4. MILETTI, LEONARD F. Academic Cross-Country 2, Intramural Sports 2. Club: Science 4. MILLER, CAROL ANN Commercial Clubs: Y-Teens 2,35 Homeroom Manager 2. MILLER, ELAINE Commercial Senior Counselor 4. Clubs: Lead- ers' 3,45 Y-Teens 2, Latin 2, Sci- ence 3. MILLER, ETHELENE F. General Intramural Sports 2. MOHLER, BONITA JEAN Academic National Honor Society 3,4, Honor Roll 2,3,4, Senior Counselor 3, President 47 Student Service 3,45 Homeroom Manager 4. Clubs: Y-Teens 3,4, Latin 2, Leaders' 3,4. 91 McKElWAY MERRIMAN MILLER, E. Sandra Lind, George Motto, and Joy Schmitt find time during a busy day to exchange name cards. McKELWAY, VIRGINIA DALZIEL Academic Honor Roll 3,-'ig Student Council 3, Secretary 4, Senior Counselor 3,45 HiWays 2,3,4, A Cappella 4. Clubs: Y-Teens 2,3,4, Latin 2- French 3, Treasurer 4, Science 3. MCMASTER, THOMAS E. Commercial A Cappella 3,45 Stage Crew 3,4. MCSWANEY, ROBERT A. General Club: Varsity 3,4. McMASTER McSWANEY MILETTI MILLER, C. MILLER, E. F. MOHLER J ,.5wf I K 4 , I . -, 5 P ax ciil ,. ' . 5: lt., 1 .... vc .V , ww if II :iff MOON MORRISON MURPHY W Ai -'-, V. kr K is S S MORELAND MORTON MURRAY MURPHY, JEANNE A. Intramural Sports 2,3,4. Clubs: Y-Teens MURRAY, DENNIS E. NEE, MARY ELIZABETH St. Benedict's Academy, Pittsburgh, Pa. 4. Club: Y-Teens 4. NELEIGH, JANICE L. H... wif.. 'V '51, jsp 'KVI 'N Y' MORGAN MOTTO NEE Commercial 2: Commercial 2, Commercial Commercial Intramural Sports Commercial Honor Roll 2,3: Intramural Sports 2,3,4. Clubs: Leaders' 3,4: Commercial 4. NEMITZ, BARBARA ANNE Academic Swissvale High School, Swissvale, Pa, Honor Roll 3,4: School Play 4: Intramural Sports 3. Clubs: French 3,4: Latin 3: Y-Teens 3.4: Drama 3: Science 4. NORRIS, LYNNE Academic Band 2,3,4: Orchestra 3,4: Intramural Sports 3,4. Clubs: Latin 2: French 3,4: Y-Teens 2,3,4. O'NEIL, SUSAN ROSE Academic Honor Roll 2,3: Annual 2,3,4: Stage Crew 3,4: Intramural Sports 3. Clubs: Y-Teens 3: Latin 2: Spanish 3: Drama 2. 92 MOON, KAREN ELAINE Academic Trinity High School, Washington, Pa. Intramural Sports 4. Clubs: Science 4: Y-Teens 4. MORELAND, JEAN ANNE Academic Honor Roll 2,3,4: Band 2,3,4: Annual 3,4: Intramural Sports 2:13, 4: Orchestra 2,3. Clubs: Y-Teens 4: Science 3,4: Spanish 2,3,4. MORGAN, MARILYN Academic National Honor Society 3,4: Honor Roll 2,3,4: Cheerleader 3,4: Sen- ior Counselor 3,4: Student Service 4: Intramural Sports 2,3,4. Clubs: Y-Teens 2,3,4: French 3,4: Latin 2. MORRISON, NANCY JANE Academic Honor Roll 4: Intramural Sports 2,3,4: Annual 3,4: Office Assist- ant 4. Clubs: Y-Teens 2,3,4: Span- ish 2,3,4. MORTON, WILLIAM B. Academic Honor Roll 2,3,4: Band 2,3,4: Stu- dent Service 2,3,4: HiWays 3,4: Usher Squad 4: Audio'Visual 2,3. Clubs: Latin 2,3: Science 3,4. MOTTO, GEORGE J. Academic Football Manager 2,3,4: Golf 2,3, 4. Clubs: Varsity 4: Photography 4. NELEIGH NEMITZ NORRIS O'NEIL ,af OTT, EDWARD M. Academic Football 3,45 Band 2. Club: Span- ish 3,4. OWENS, JANE L. Commercial Honor Roll 3,45 Intramural Sports 3,45 Office Assistant 3. Club: Y- Teens 2. PACKER, AUDREY LORRAINE Commercial Intramural Sports 2,3,45 Band 2,3,4. Clubs: French 3,45 Science 4. PASSANT, THOMAS L. Academic Intramural Sports 2. Club: Latin 2. PAYNE, WILLIAM JOSEPH Academic Stage Crew 2,3. PERKINS, JOHN H. Technical Football 2,35 Cross-Country 45 Track 3,45 Intramural Sports 25 Student Service 3,4. Clubs: Science 2,3,45 German 3. POWELL PRYDE PUCHAK RANSOM f,,. OIT OWENS FACKER PASSANT PAYNE PERKINS PETERS PosAvAc POSTER PETERS, ARTHUR A. GSHSYUI Club: German 3,4. POSAVAC, EMIL J. Academic Honor Roll 2,3,45 HiWays 45 Student Service 4. Clubs: Spanish 2,3,45 Science 3,4. POSTER, WAYNE E. Technical Baseball 2,3,45 Intramural Sports 2. Clubs: Science 45 Varsity 4. POWELL, WILLIAM R. Industrial PRYDE, JANE R. Academic Organist 45 Stage Crew 45 Homeroom Manager 4. Clubs: Drama 2,35 Y-Teens 2,3,45 French 3,45 Science 3. PUCHAK, LORETTA JOAN Academic Clubs: Y-Teens 2,35 French 25 Latin 2. RANSOM, LORETTA ANN Commercial Choir 3,45 Intramural Sports 2. Clubs: Y-Teens 25 Com- mercial 2. 93 A reminder of a memorable Christmas . . . Nancy Johnson, Nancy Hamilton, and Dick Sleppy put the finishing touches on the door decoration of Room 208. REGAN, JEANNETTE L. Commercial Intramural Sports 2,3, Quotation Squad 2,3,4. Club: Y-Teens 2,3. REPINE, SUE Academic Honor Roll 2,3,4, Intramural Sports 2,3,4, Library Assistant 2,3,4. Clubs: Latin 2, Science 2,3,4, Y-Teens 2. RITCHEY, LEAH C. Commercial REGAN REFINE RITCHEY ROBERTS ROBERTSON RORABAUGH ROSEMEYER ROTHLISBERGER SARVER ROBERTS, LOUISE CARMELLA Academic Mixed Chorus 2,3. Clubs: Spanish 2, Y-Teens 2,3. ROBERTSON, LYDIA DIANE Academic Honor Roll 2,3,4, Band 2,3,4, Senior Counselor 4, Intramural Sports 2,3,4, Orchestra 2,3. Clubs: French 3, Vice President 4, Science 3,4, Latin 2, Y-Teens 2,3,4. RORABAUGH, HOWARD E. General Penn High School, Verona, Pa. ROSEMEYER, LORI LEE Academic Cheerleader 3, Head 4, A Cap- pella 3,4, Chorus 2, Student Ser- vice 3,4, Intramural Sports 2,3,4. Clubs: Y-Teens 2, Secretary 3,4, Latin 2. ROTHLISBERGER, ALMA MARIE Commercial Intramural Sports 2,3,4. SARVER, GRACE CAROL Commercial Intramural Sports 2,4. Club: Span- ish 2. 94 SCHAFFER, DON H. Academic A Cappella 35 School Play 3. Clubs: Drama 25 Spanish 3. SCHMITT, JOYE ANN Commercial Intramural Sports 2,3,4. Clubs: Commercial 45 Y-Teens 2. SCOTT, LORRAINE Commercial Intramural Sports 2. Clubs: Drama 25 French 2. SCOVEL, EMILY Academic Intramural Sports 3. Clubs: Y- Teens 2,35 Spanish 25 Science 3. SEDDON, MARJORIE A. Academic Honor Roll 2,3,45 Intramural Sports 2,3,45 Library Assistant 2,35 Homeroom Manager 2,3. Clubs: Latin 25 Drama 35 Science 3. SEIFERT, WILLIAM JOHN General Central Catholic High School, Pittsburgh, Pa. SEITZ, WARREN ARTHUR Industrial Intramural Sports 3,4. SHREVE, ANTHONY L. Technical Football 4. Clubs: Key 45 Varsity 4. SHUGERTS, LARRY WILLIAM Industrial Allderdice High School, Pittsburgh, Pa. SILBERMAN SIMS SLEPPY SLIPPY SMALL SMITH M -fs-22:52. - f A- M I X SCHAFFER SCHMITT SCOTT SCOVEL SEDDON SEIFERT SEITZ SHREVE SHUGERTS SILBERMAN, FLORENCE ANNE Commercial Intramural Sports 2,3,4. Clubs: Commercial 2,3,45 Leaders' 3,45 Y-Teens 3,4. SIMS, PATRICIA GAYLE Commercial Maiorette 2,3, Head 45 Intramural Sports 2,3,45 School Play 45 Senior Counselor 4. Club: Y-Teens 2. SLEPPY, RICHARD B. Technical Choir 2,35 A Cappella 45 Intra- mural Sports 25 Baseball Manager 2,3,4. SLIPPY, THEODORE J. General A Cappella 3,4. Club: Science 4. SMALL, ELIZABETH R. Commercial WW Intramural Sports 2,3,4. Clubs: Commercial 2,35 Y-Teens 2. SMITH, LAIRD E. Academic A Cappella 3,45 Student Council 45 Football 2,3,45 Golf 2,3,45 Wrestling 3,45 Basketball 2. Clubs: Varsity 2,3,45 Key 45 Latin 2. 6 SOVAK, J. ROBERT General Honor Roll 45 Basketball 2,3,4. Clubs: Varsity 2,35 Key 3,45 Span- ish 2. SOXMAN, JUNE ROSE Academic Intramural Sports 2,3. Clubs: Y- Teens 2,35 Science 25 Spanish 4. SPEARS, JAMES H. Academic STARKEY, DELPHIA MARIE Commercial Honor Roll 25 Intramural Sports 2. Clubs: Commercial 25 French 2. STEEN, NORMAN M. Academic Orchestra 2,3,4. Clubs: Hi-Fi 3, President 45 Science 2,3,45 French 25 Spanish 4. STEVENS, DANIEL W. General STEVICK, JANICE Commercial Intramural Sports 2,3,4. Club: Y-Teens 2. STEVICK, SUZANNE JEAN General Class Treasurer 25 Student Service 3,45 Intramural Sports 2,3,45 Li- brary Assistant 45 Homeroom Manager 4. Clubs: Y-Teens 2,3,45 Spanish 25 Leaders' 4. SOVAK STEVENS STEVICK, J. STEVICK, S. STEWART STROM STONE STUMPP SVET SWEARINGEN SOXMAN SPEARS STARKEY STEEN STEWART, CHARLES H. Technical Band 2,3,45 Track Manager 25 Intramural Sports 3,4. Club: Span- ish 3. STROM, FRED WEYERGANG Technical Carr Central High School, Vicks- burg, Mississippi. Allderdice High, Pittsburgh, Pa. School Play 45 Orchestra 4. Clubs: Science 45 German 4. STONE, ANN LOUISE Academic Honor Roll 2,3,45 A Cappella 3,45 Student Council 45 Organist 2,3,45 Annual 2,3,45 Senior Counselor 3,4. Clubs: Y-Teens 2,3, President 45 French 3,45 Science 3. STUMPP, ROSE ANN Commercial Honor Roll 2,3,45 A Cappella 3,45 Mixed Chorus 2. Club: Commer- cial 4, SVET, ELIZABETH F. Commercial Honor Roll 3,45 Senior Counselor 3,45 Office Assistant 35 Student Service 3,45 A Cappella 3,45 ln- tramural Sports 2,3. Clubs: Y- Teens 2,3545 French 25 Commercial 2,3. SWEARINGEN, LINDA M. Technical Band 2,3,45 Intramural Sports 2,3, 45 Chorus 2. Clubs: Y-Teens 3,45 Science 3,45 Latin 2. 96 TAYLOR, BETTY JANE Academic Intramural Sports 2,3,4, Library Assistant 2,3,4, Honor Roll 2. Clubs: Spanish 3,4, Y-Teens 2,3, Leaders' 3,4, Science 4. TERWILLIGER, SALLY ANN Academic Honor Roll 3,4, Intramural Sports 2,3,4. Clubs: Y-Teens 2,3,4, Latin 2, Science 3, Commercial 4. THOMAS, BETTY JANE Academic Honor Roll 4, Senior Counselor 4, Intramural Sports 2,3,4. Clubs: Y-Teens 2,3,4, Latin 2, Spanish 3, Science 3. THORNTON, JEANNETTE I. General Clubs: Latin 2, Y-Teens 2,3,4, Spanish 3,4, Science 2. TRIMBATH, ARLENE L. Commercial Intramural Sports 2,3,4, Office Assistant 3,4. Clubs: Y-Teens 2,3, 4, Commercial 2,3,4. TRUMBULL, HELEN E. Academic Honor Roll 2,3,4, A Cappella 4, Senior Counselor 4, Annual 4, Class Historian 3, Intramural Sports 2,3,4. Clubs: Y-Teens 2,3, Treasurer 4, Spanish 3, Secretary 4, Science 3. TURNER, MILDRED JEAN Commercial Honor Roll 2,3, Intramural Sports 2, Girls' Chorus 2. Club: Com- mercial 2,4. WALLS, JANICE VIRGINIA Academic Honor Roll 2,3,4. Clubs: Spanish 25 LOIIFI 3. WALTERS, DONNA JEAN Commercial Club: Y-Teens 2. 97 TAYLOR THORNTON TURNER 1' Lasting mementoes of high school life will be our senior Annuals and those long-coveted papers, our diplo- mas, which we received after that endless march down Graham Field in our caps and gowns. TERWILLIGER THOMAS TRIMBATH TRUMBULL WALLS WALTERS WALTON WATTERS WEISS WARD WARNER WAUGH WEIDMAN WESTPHAL, M. WESTPHAL, P. WEISS, EMILIE CHARLOTTE Honor Roll 2. Clubs: Leaders' 45 Commercial, Treasurer 45 Y-Teens 2,3,45 Drama 2,3. Commercial WESTPHAL, MARIE ANN Academic Honor Roll 45 Band 2,3,45 Intramural Sports 3,4. Clubs: Y-Teens 253,45 Science 3,45 Drama 35 Latin 2. WESTPHAL, PAULINE ROSE Band 2,3,45 Intramural Sports 3. Clubs: Science 3,45 Y-Teens 2,45 Drama 2. WEYMAN, MARY JANE Academic National Honor Society 3,45 Honor Roll 2,3,45 Band 2, Secretary 3, Treasurer 45 Orchestra 2,3,45 Senior Counselor 3,45 Intramural Sports 3,4. Clubs: Y-Teens 3,45 Spanish 3,45 Science 3,4. WHITTEN, THOMAS B. Technical Honor Roll 3,45 Wrestling 2,3,45 Student Service 4. Clubs: Varsity 2,3,45 Latin 2,3. WILLSON, CHARLES Industrial WILSON, SANDRA JEAN Commercial Intramural Sports 2,3,4. WALTON, FRANK TAYLOR Academic Clubs: Science 2,35 Spanish 2. WARD, MARJORIE ELLEN Academic National Honor Society 3,45 Honor Roll 2,3,45 A Cappella 45 Student Service 45 Library Assistant 2,3,4. Clubs: Y-Teens 2,3,45 Latin 2,35 French 3,45 Science 4. WARNER, WILLIAM T., JR. Technical Honor Roll 2,3,45 Student Service 45 Band 2,3, President 45 Orches- tra 2,3,4. Clubs: Latin 25 Science 3. WATTERS, EDMOND A. Technical Honor Roll 2,3,45 Cross-Country 2,3,45 Tennis 3,45 School Play 45 Usher Squad 3,45 Student Service 4. Clubs: Latin 2,35 Science 3. WAUGH, JUDITH ANN Academic Honor Roll 2,3,45 Annual 2,3, Edi- tor 45 Student Service 45 Intra- mural Sports 3. Clubs: Y-Teens 3,45 Spanish 3,45 Science 2. WEIDMAN, JOYCE ARLENE Academic Honor Roll 2,3,45 Intramural Sports 2,3,4. Clubs: Leaders' 3,45 French 3,45 Latin 25 Science 3,45 Y-Teens 4. WEYMAN WHITTEN WILLSON WILSON tl V y,i, y el WISE, HILDRED ANN Academic HiWuys 3,45 Intramural Sports 2,35 Honor Roll 2,3,45 Quotation Squad 4. Clubs: Y-Teens 2,3,45 Latin 2,35 Commercial 2,45 Sci- ence 4. WITHERSPOON, ROBERT T. Academic Tennis 2,3,45 Intramural Sports 3,45 Basketball 2. Clubs: Spanish 25 Varsity 3,4. WOLTHOORN, ELIZABETH ANN Commercial Intramural Sports 2,3,4. WOOD, ERIC A. Academic Football Manager 2,3,45 Wrestling 2,3,45 Intramural Sports 2,4. Clubs: French 2,35 Science 35 Vars- ity 4. WYLIE, JOHN H. Academic Honor Roll 3. Club: Latin 2. YARBROUGH, GARRETT S. Technical Honor Roll 25 Football 2,3,45 Wrestling 2,3,45 Clubs: Key 3, President 45 Spanish 2,4, Treas- urer 35 Varsity 3,4. ZEITLER ZIMMERMAN, C. ZIMMERMAN, F. ZIMMERMAN, R. WISE WITHERSPOON WOLTHOORN WOOD WYLIE YARBROUGH YOCCA YUZAWICH ZARENKO YOCCA, JUDITH ROSE Intramural Sports 2,3,45 Library Assistant 4. Clubs: Latin 2,35 Science 35 Drama 2,35 Y-Teens 2,3,4. Academic YUZAWICH, BERNARD J. Technical Band 2,3,45 Orchestra 3,4. Club: Science 3. ZARENKO, SHIRLEY ANNE Commercial Honor Roll 2,45 Student Council 2,3,45 Senior Counselor 45 Maiorette 2,3,45 Intramural Sports 2,3,4. Clubs: Y-Teens 2,3,45 French 25 Science 35 Commercial 2,3. ZEITLER, RALPH R. General Band 25 Intramural Sports 2,3. ZIMMERMAN, CLARK D. Industrial ZIMMERMAN, FRANCIS J. Academic Cross-Country 3,45 Baseball 25 Football Manager 2. Club: Spanish 2. ZIMMERMAN, ROBERT W. 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' II ' II Il ll II II WAREHAM S FUNERAL HOME REBECCA AVENUE AT CENTER STREET Service measured not by gold But by the Golden Rule CHurchlll I 2345 GIFTWARE DINNERWARE HOUSE FURNISHINGS HARDWARE WALMER S 71618 Penn Avenue PEnI1urs1 I 0487 8 9 CHARGE ACCOUNTS WELCOME CHurcI1ulI 'I 0784 EVERBEST CLEANERS Dry Cleanmg Pressmg Dyemg We Call For and Dellver Are Reliable 2 Hour Cleaners IO26 Penn A enue WILKINSBURG PENNSYLVANIA 116 I III Nationally Advertised , l We ' - CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 57 H M Harrlty Realtor Class of 34 QUINT REALTY COMPANY Um Manufacturer s Agent Standard Wllklnsburg Hugh School Ring AWARDS TROPHIES INVITATIONS PERSONAL CARDS DON ENEIX UNION TRUST BUILDING ATlantlc T 0384 forms Club Pms l 0504 701 W00d Slfeel Cholr Robes Fraternity and Flags Sororuty Pans FR T 7847 Wulkunsburg Annuals ZUNDEL STUDIO Q, wocgmo lon of PHOTOGRAPHERS WEDDINGS PORTRAITS COMME CHurchnlI l 0240 808 WOOD RCIAL SCHOOL STREET 117 I . . , I . 1 PE - u - .f A A s 3 Mlllll ,, 0 5 H ,ff 2- yz ' -, 4 1 w Z 2 f cg, E fs f M Q- . A A if .YG L' 5 li , I - V f' ,fir ' WILKINSBURG ELECTRIC AND RADIO SHOP Owner Peter Strotegos 819 Wood Street PEnI1urst I 2727 WILKINSBURG PENNSYLVANIA Wulkrnsburgs Leadnng Tea Room and Soda Grull Since 'I9II soDAs SANDWICHES SUNDAES B U K E S G R I L L Speros Bukes Prop Helen Drensbcch Mgr HOME MADE CANDIES AND I E CREAM 829 Wood Street Wllkmsburg Pennsylvanua KENNY S CHILDREN S SHOP 825 Wood Street Wllkunsburg Pennsylvanla KREGAR 8. COMPANY DISTRIBUTORS of GOOD FOOD 900 Wood Street CHurcI'1lII I 0454 Wllklnsburg Pennsylvanla TOM VOGEL S SERVICE Penn Avenue and Center Street Wulkunsburg Pennsylvania CHurchnII 'I 9568 R I T T S TYPEWRITER AGENCY IOI9 Wood Street PEnI'1urst I I267 Typewrlters and Supplles Exclusive Royal Agent FELSER PHARMACY 1026 Wood Street PEnI1urst 'I 5576 PTI HANLON 8. WILSON CO WILKINSBURG PENNSYLVANIA 118 I I I I I LOTS OF LUCK . P R E S C R I O N S STANDARD SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION THE MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 57 WILL FIND SAVINGS AND HOME OWNERSHIP TO BE TWO IMPORTANT FACTORS IN THEIR LIVES IT WILL BE A PLEASURE TO BE OF SERVICE IN THAT CONNECTION SAVINGS ACCOUNTS INSURED TO SIOOOO OO MODERN FLEXIBLE HOME FINANCING mIWf'W'W'fww VCI avlngs 8 Loan w'vnz.-- 119 W I LU , . I - LU -,-.-. .,., - - , ' , : :E:-Z ' 421.12111 11:' ,5.f53'I 1. 3? ' f5 2ff3I?'f' :lf f:EL1'fI' F5551-: o v s N N A v s . 555::ffQ:s:Eff5-5551552 O F w I L K I ra s B U R G MEATS AND PRODUCE DAN S. HEEP WE DELIVER 810 Penn Avenue CHurchill 1-3842 B O D E N S ELECTRIC SERVICE 711 Wood Street Westlnghouse Dealer WIRING REPAIRING P 17 3 ANDERSON S WILKINSBURG PAINT 8. SUPPLY CO 713 Wood Street Phone PEnhurst 1 4200 Wulkmsburg Pennsylvania SAND S CUE 8. CUSHION BILLIARDS POCKET BILLIARDS South and Hoy CH 1 9487 WILKINSBURG HOBBY SHOP H0bbleS and Crafts for the Whole Famlly 704 Wood Street CHurchIll 1 3344 Wulkansburg Pennsylvanua H O F F M A N ' S OFFICE SUPPLIES STATIONERY Greetung Cords GIFTS Games Gloss and Chnno 755 Penn Avenue WIIkInsburg Pennsylvomo PEnhurst 1 4875 HARTSOCK PHARMACY D C Hartsock PhG 612 Trenton Avenue WI1kInSbUFg Pennsylvanla Phone CHurchIII 14217 DAWSON A MACK 820 Wood Street Wnlklnsburg FR 1 4802 AUTO FIRE GENERAL INSURANCE Patromze the WIlkInsburg HIgh Graduate 120 I E - I2 I I ' Q I BOOKS ' ' ' ' ' L FIRST IN H OME FURNISHINGS STIL Furmture 4 5? 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ASSOCIATES REALTORS 720 Wood Street Wllkunsburg Pennsylvanla F 1 I 5 Member Pnttsburgh Real Estate Board and Instltute of Real Estate Management WAYS PHARMACY THE PRESCRIPTION STORE Laketon Road and Montuer Street Phone CHurchnll 0435 WILKINSBURG PENNSYLVANIA TH SHERWIN WILLIAMS CO PAINTS WALLPAPER KEM GLO KEMTONE SUPER KEMTONE 744 Penn Avenue Phone CHurchnIl 1 8819 HARVEY G JOHNSON MENS WEAR The spot To Buy 913 Wood Street CHurchlll 1 3220 Wnlkmsburg Pennsylvania GEORGE P SMITH CO Lathmg Plastermg Acoustlcs Penn Lnncoln Hotel Wllklnsburg Pnttsburgh 21 Pa Telephone CHurchlll 13654 THE PENN WOOD GRILL A Well Known Place un Town GOOD FOOD STOP IN ANY TIME Open Late Hours Dauly CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1957 JOSEPH SHOES Jarman Shoes for Men Foshlonable Tues Boy Scout and Acrobat Shoes 619 Wood Street FRemont 1 6428 WILKINSBURG PENNSYLVANIA 122 R - so ' ' I ' 1- E Wilkinsburg, Pennsylvania . . I - HOLLYWOOD SHOP FASHIONS OF TOMORROW Wood Street CHurchlll 1 9071 I S A L Y S DAIRY svscmusrs 917 Wood Street 766 Penn Avenue SIDIEUS -141,1 IT 732 PENN AVENUE LERESCHE APPLIANCE CO Houses-tom APPLIANCES Authorized Westmghouse Appllance Dealer 757 Penn Avenue Wulknnsburg Pennsylvania CHurchlll 1 9093 MILLER BUICK IN BUICK AUTOMOBILES CHurchlll 1 8700 Wulkunsburg Pennsylvama A Louus Muller WOOD 8- WOOTTON FLORAL SHOPPE 792 Penn Avenue Wulknnsburg Pennsylvoma PE 1 9621 CASINO RECREATION CLUB BOWLING BILLIARDS 611 South Avenue Wllklnsburg Pennsylvania Phone PEnhurst 1 6231 KENYON BROS JEWELERS Use Your Crednt Save Your Cash 746 Penn Avenue PEnhurst 1 6063 827 ' - I ,flltllht , 4 If I ' , C. 1 1 743 Ross Avenue 124 Front Vuew T D TURNER FUNERAL HOME SINCE 1881 729 Wallace Avenue PEnhurst 1 2340 T D TURNER Side Vlew T D TURNER JR 125 Bnckmakers for 60 Years MILLIKEN BRICK CO , Inc Manufacturers Tngers Come In Flrst and so does Wolford s with their depend able Real Estate and Insurance Service WULFORD REALTY C0 Cl-lurchlll 2 looo Complete Real Estate and WH-KINSBURG Insurance Servlce 925 Wood Street Wllkmsburg P PE I 0793 'I' U R N E R ' S Wllklnsburgs Choice of Flne Dalry Products GOLDEN GUERNSEY MILK 1049 JEFFERSON ROAD WILKINSBURG PENNSYLVANIA CHurchlII 2 I7OO 126 . . . E 0 o ' 11- - I - . Q- O . , O . . , . . . , BENN'S MEN'S WEAR BERTERA'S FINE FOODS Ge, Bennleimed Where Shopping Is Cl Pleasure . 1716 Loketon Rood PEnhurst 756 Penn Avenue O0 O OI I 0902 FR I 8050 WE DELIVER EDGEWOOD CLEANING COMPANY 77ZcmcZecm 7716 EDGEWOOD AVENUE BR 1 3600 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 57 SPORT STORE PouI Smith Nlck Fusco 772 Penn Avenue Q Phone PEnhurst 1 7533 W I Nl Complete Lune of Famous Bronds of if? Y Sportmg Equipment Jackets Unlforms 127 1-09 -1.9 - . X -I l . . ,X p I 6 - 5 I 'C S ' I dv rf' T Every Deal A Square Deal Multi Lust Broker BERRINGER REALTORS Sales Certlfued Property Manager Insurance 1131 Swnssvale Avenue Wlllunsburg Phone CH 1 7846 Call Day or Night Dependable Servnce Sunce 1927 GRAHAM S SHOES 817 Wood Street Wulkmsburg Pennsylvanua Roofers Tunners All Kinds Sheet Metal Repairs STRUBLE BROTHERS INC 754 Rebecca Avenue Wulknnsburg Pennsylvanua Furnace Installation and Repairs TRENTON PHARMACY ACCURATE PRESCRIPTION SERVICE 224 Trenton Avenue CHurchnll 1 9317 PEnhurst 1 Leo Talisman Pharmacust 7567 H W SWISSHELM SONS Penn and Trenton Avenues BODY AND FENDER WORK TRUCK BODY BUILDERS STEEL SPECIALTIES PEnhurst 1 1928 M E R L E S nooRwAY TO FASHION 809 Wood Street Wulklnsburg Pennsylvania B N VORTISH CUSTOM MADE AWNINGS and UPHOLSTERING 517 South Avenue Wulkmsburg Pennsylvama Phone CHurchlll 12254 C. A.KI G FINE FOODS 816 Penn Avenue PEnhurst 1 8740 128 1 . . , . ' PEnhurst 1-0532 . I . - I .geoap N CORSAGES SHOULDER BOUQUETS STEPHENS The Friendly Florlsi All Vor ete CUT FLOWERS AND POTTED PLANTS 615 Wood Street u h II 5100 Me be Flo st Asso oto KNIGHT S BOWLING ALLEYS Wllklnsbu gs Fmesf :ES Sl A1 EVERY CARD us A HALLMARK CARD I .nl-. 610 WOOD STREET 814 Wood SI ee' Fo Rese at ons Pho e CH 1 94 BAUMAN PONTIAC INC NEW AND USED CARS 728 Rebecc A e e Pho e PEnh st 1 5 O0 PITTSBURGH 21 PENNSYLVANIA 129 i i s of CH rc i 1- m r ri ci i n I . . r , . ' 1 CT iq: fy N --- - 5 ESQ: N 'if I 1. L X I WHERE 7 AIX -' XS y A 1 I X 7 1 I 1 1 1 r v I nz - 43 I 0 o v nu n z ur - 5 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 'I957 GEORGE L POWER QUALITY MEATS ALWAYS 801 Wood Street Cliurchlll I 7245 FROZEN FOOD POULTRY DAIRY PRODUCTS Mens and Boys Wear Wood Street at South Avenue WILKINSBURG PENNSYLVANIA Phone PEnhurs1 I 4600 A Complete Lne of MEN S AND BOYS WEAR also BOY SCOUT EQUIPMENT and WORK CLOTHING F ee Pork ng While You Shop 130 O Dash to Dasch's O J PAUL PFAFF PHARMACY E G Smouse R D McCue PROFESSIONAL PHARMACISTS i Delivery Service 804 Penn Avenue WILKINSBURG PENNSYLVANIA Phone PEnhurst I 9081 Karen knows shell fund lust the card shes looking for cut FRIEDLINE S STATIONERY AKINS OLDSMOBILE In PEnhurst I 2200 50'I Penn Avenue WILKINSBURG PENNSYLVANIA Make a Date With a Rocket Eight LIBERTY PHOTO SUPPLY 606 Wood Street Downtown Pittsburgh GR 'I 6467 Prmter General Press Corporation Covers The S. K. Smith Company 131 d w . 7 , c. O I . O U A N G S T SELLING HOMES OUR SPECIALTY REAL ESTATE COMPANY INSURANCE FIRE AUTOMOBILE 807 Swlssvale Avenue Multl Lust Realtor CHurchlll 'I 8300 The House of Flowers and Gifts on The Treasure House EDGAR L WAREHAM Flowers-Glfts and Anhques 806 808 Center Street CH 'I 0385 CHARLES T G PROVAN Electrlcol Contractor APPLIANCES CHurchlll I 5003 303 South Trenton Avenue Wnlknnsburg Pennsylvonuc RALPH TROGLIONE 8. SONS TAILORS and DRY CLEANERS Store IOI7 Wood Street Plant 700 7'I0 Rebecca Avenue Call and Dellvery Servuce Phone PEnhurstI 4400 WE GIVE S 8L H GREEN STAMPS WALTER S RADCLIFFE IMPERIAL WALLPAPER Dutch Boy and DuPont Points IIT COSTS MORE NOT TO PAINTI CHurchLll 'I 0812 761 Penn Avenue BAUMAN CHEVROLET 432 34 Penn Avenue Wllkmsburg, Pennsylvonno ZEHR'S GULF IOI3 Penn Avenue For AII Your Cor Needs LUDEBUEHL SHOES We've Fitted Feet For Fifty Years Penn 8L Frcnkstown Qucluty Shoes We Gave S 8. H East Liberty For the Entnre Fomxly Green Stamps I32 N T A ee he i,,LL,T1,i d . . . a f PW l W Q y KW iw Us QQIWMP, B oun commit: senvlcs wsu. sow: Youn YEARBOOK PROBLEMS fwducllxm fngfraxfmgm 5 OA! WWF TI-IE CANTON ENGRAVING 8 ELECTROTYPE COMPANY 410 BRD. STREET S.E., CANTON, OHIO 133 ,Q -4 nggy, ,f ig, 'mit 5 ,fi If '4'3iZ' 56 X2 ,Z f ,XM 5? ' f fa ,X ff win! X Of ff f , f f 2 fzfff V Z ff f' 1 1 V -, ' 'iii 1. , , f f 'T f f' A 2 U WW f ff ' JWWW ff f f T f T 1 f f T T 7-lg: if 'ff .,.,V fl ' f ' ' T 4- Bw. FFMQV fs.. ' f'4f -H wsdsiiffsr 2 1 f 1 ., I Ml , 0, I , 15 63 3? X :Z A v 42 V 52 9 , A '4 if ' ' ff , I I 1 X X lljma' X dnt . . I: I X Closing our picture story, we hope that this book will remind you of the enthusiasm and warmth we have experienced in WHS. As we bid farewell to high school days, may we lock forever in our hearts the sweet memories of singing For you, High, for you, our gallant red and blue, We always will support you, in everything you do, We'll share all joys and gloom, whatever comes to you, And we'll always win our games, tor you, High, For you, High, welll uphold your tame. We ot the staft would like to thank the administration, the faculty, the students, and our advertisers for the cooperation they have given us, Without them our story could not have been told. 134 Sign Here Please Aklns Oldsmoblle Andersons Wnlklnsbur Arcade Bowllng Alleys Bauman Chevrolet Bauman Pontlac Inc Baxmeler Dr E C Beachy Motor Co Benn s Men s Wear Berrmger Realtors Bertera s F1ne Foods Boden s Electruc Servlce Brenneman Co Bukes Grlll Caldwell 8. Graham Cas1no Recreatlon Club Colhocker W E Courtley Funeral Home Coca Colo Company Dasch s Deemer Battery Service Eaton Funeral Home Edgewood Cleanmg Co Enelx Don Everbest Cleaners Faller s Felser Pharmacy Flrst Federal Savlngs Freedman s Fruedlnne s Stanonery Fuccaro Studlo Good A C 81Sons Grahams Shoes Hanlon 8. Wllson Hartsock Pharmacy Hays Heep Dan S Hepler and Henderson Hlnkes Wlllldm Hoffman s Hollywood Shop Hopklns Barber Shop Hulme s Pharmacy Isalys Johnson Harvey G Joseph Shoes Juluan s Kenny s Kenyon Bros K ng C A Kurbys Shoe Store Kmght s Bowlmg Alleys Kregar 81 Company Leonard s Carpets Leresche Appluance Co Lnberty Photo Supply Co Luncoln Restaurant Ludebuehl Shoes INDEX g Pa1nt8. 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Sons Turner Danry Farms Inc Turner T D Funeral Home Unangst Real Estate Co Vogels Tom Servlce Vortlsh B N Walmer s Wareham EdgarL Warehams Funeral Home Ways Pharmacy Wnlknnsburg Automobile Club Wllklnsburg Electrlc and Radlo Wllklnsburg Federal Savungs 81 Loan Assn The Wllkunsburg Gazette Wnllcnnsburg Hardware Co Wnlkmsburg Hobby Shop Wulkunsburg Real Estate and Trust Co Wnlkunsburg Restaurant Wolford Realty Co Wondoy F1lm Servuce Wood 8. Wootton Floral Shoppe Woolworth s Zehrs Gulf Zundel Studlo 1067 4 4 6 5 O 4 26 2 6 6 04 D 4 6 A ' ' 1 131 , 1 1 120 fm ' ' ' 1 120 ' 1 1 - ' 1 108 CC , 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 11 - 109 132 11 11 11129 ' , 1 129 ' 2, 1 A A A A 128 ' . 1 11 A ee 109 1 1 2 2 11 ,2 1 . 1 110 1 1 12 2 2 2, . 1 12 ' 128 , A 12 I - 12 , 1 1110 , . . 120 1 112 1 1 1 8 ' 110 ' 11 ' 122 108 ' 1 110 ' ' 12 Co. 10 , 1 1 108 , . , 131 113 ' 112 108 , . 11 1 13 , 1 1 132 ' 13 ' 11 ' . 117 111 ' 132 ' 1 1 12 . ' . 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