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Wilkinsburg High School - Annual Yearbook (Wilkinsburg, PA)

 - Class of 1959

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PENNSYLVANIA lhe .-l11111tt:l staff invites you to take at trip with them and relive some ol' the things which mzike up the spirit :tt XVIIS. ln this book :ire reeortlecl the :u'hievements ol the elztsses, the activities ol the service organs 4 tzzttions :mtl clubs, the highlights ol' the ztthletie events. Looking bztek, we reeztll niztny wontlerlul moments: the reverence that settles over ehztpel during' the clevo- tionztl period: the delight when zt reztetion in the chemistry lub oeeurrecl correctly: the precision ol the bzmcl :ts they mztrelietl to Sound ol' the Drums : the harmonious singing during the concert Showboztt : the spirited feeling in the :tir :tt at lootbztll gznne: the lingering memory ol the senior prom liztlihlflai. Lztter when you woncler about 1959 we hope you will turn to this pietoriztl review, zt lasting memento ol' ll year well spent. Richard Campbell and Bill Phifer prepare contract for advertiser, Dave Pritchett, Margie Sohn, and Barham Smith sweeten the day with Candy bars. janet Young uses ezml enltlloglie. Bill Hill, Bill Hodge, Cynthia Reed, and Carolyn Cooley discuss an algebra problem. CO TET Il'4K,lJlJl.,: ADMINlS'l'RA'l'ION page S F.'XClIl.'l'Y pagv I0 SEN IDRS page 20 -IUNIORS page A16 SOPHUMORES page 52 Acxfrl ORG.XNlZ.X'I'lUNS page 58 CLUBS pagc' 78 ATI IIQETICS PHS 88 A I W li RTISE NIE NTS Page Wi Ilan Kroln- walflws Pal Zcmarcl, Marilyn Volchcck, Nancy Mack and Marian Atchison enter school one snowy morning 5 ,ww-XV gf . .i Q - o 'W'm 5? ? Q1 'Q H5 gfi fra 1 U 5f5g1f .SIQTZZN ym ey? NWN ,vf 'W i :QQ Sq. ,K Q 4 R Q aff W ' ff 1 iii: Q 4 4 ,.,. if W 4 K Q ' l CI OOO 00 000000 00 00.0.01 9. R!!! . People l ul1 mlm Iullllvc-lx llllllllll'll :uul lnllx N xlnnlx lllSll llll0llQlI llll' ll'mm'mlul lulllx ol XYIIS in Ilu'il' lIlll'Sl lm' klum'lc'1lgc. lllll ululll llu' In-:ull-rsllilm ul ilu' aulminixlrzllum llux lczull llu- lllllll2lllll'llllIlN ul vllxugnlum llum sixlx lllK'llllX lllt'llllK'l'S. l'l1iscll'xc'lulwx 1 1 llllllHllNllllJ 'mumg ll'll1llL'lS :llul NlllllL'lllN ul umm ll'u'lullxlu-xx, wllull llxcs lung lll Ilu lIlilllHlli'N ul XX'llS1nlumni. ADMINI TRATIO hears mise rom QUIIIIIIIIOI ww P . it is 5 5, 3- LAST ROW: Mr. Robert Richards, Mr. Edward E. White, Dr. William M. Potter, superintendent: Mr. J. Donald Cook, Mr, Karl Hewitt, treasurer: Mr. Frank Finley, secretary: Mr. Lewis U. Lnntz, assistant secretary: Mr. D. F. Klinefe-lter, supvr- intendent of buildings. FIRST ROW: Dr. Vernon P. Martin, jr., Mr. Fred Heddinger, Mr. H. Nelson Wood, Mr. Blair Stude- baker, president, Mr. J. H. Cleland, Mr. Kenneth G. Cooley, vice president: Mr. Henry Chapman. cis llr. WV. M. Potter, superintendent of schools. . . . , . . iillllllg llu' t'X'lllllllllUll ol ll IIS by thc- Mule mllc Slzllcs .xS5Ol'lIlllUll ol' Clollt-gms :md Suomi- lllllf' Schools in hliillllillf' thv School Board won prznisc' lor its IN2lll2lgt'lIl4'lll ol' thc high sclmol. Since thc l1lSl t'X'ZlllIZlllOIl S3'lT.8fi5 has hccn spout lim' lllilifll' lIlllJl'0VL'llli'llI5. Smut' ol thc most 1'c-will wvrv thc CIll2ll'gt'lIlClll ol the lionlcnmking ClCID2ll'Illlt'lll. 1'vpl:1u'x11C11t ol' class- mmn l'u1'11i1u1se, rc-nmcleling of thc sc'ic-nc'r- dc'- lbilrlllltlll. :md thc 011-zntirm ol' ll lu-w music dc'pzn'lnu'nt. api wg2WW5?i ee 1, N'f3m5' wie i NWMJ Nuff QFD- QM-3 As prim'ipnl ol Wilkimlmurg High Sclmui, Mr. ligm- kept zilnvanwl ul' lill' cmlll- rzilimiznl QIliYlIIli'K'5 and C'UllSl1lllliy sought ways to ilnpruvc' XYIIS. Mr. Edward F. Egi- EDUCATORS keep abreast Qf trends in eclueation 'Slime Gywnnl' Nl0lhl'l'h- bllllfll dlvmi of girls, and Nh KIINNI Bishop quid ' ln I ' 1' unsc 1 r. 9 FACULTY trains large percentage of student T. S. ROBBINS . . . baud. RICHARD L. CAMP . . . bzuid . . . o1'c'l1Cst1'z1. ROBERT O. BARKLEY . . director ol' vocal music. JOHN E. BROWNING . . . pllysifzll cdtluitioll . . . cuzttll ol' Goss-coui1t1'y :uid tmck , . . Varsity Club sponsor. JEAN E. SOMMERFELD . . . pliysicul ecluculimi . . . illlrll- Illllflli sports . . . I.C2lilCliS, Club 8130115011 CLARKE T. MILLER . . . ln'- gicuc . . . lieztcl iifllllililii l'0ZlK'Iil . . . :assistant bztskctlmull man-li. BERNICE E. DUNN . . . ill'llilil . . , Suplimumm- Y-Tccu spmismx M. RUTH WISCHMEYER . . . speech . . . drzuuutic' arts l . . slztg6t'1'z1l't . . . Cil'2llll2lliCiS clircctm' . . . Stage Crew spmisor. C. FRANCIS YETTER . , . nrt, . . . IIICCIIZIIIIVZII drawing . . . Activity Bozud. 10 0 llltlllifi .fbr foliage CIUNSTANKIE II. NHMILLAN . , . plum' gi'Illlli'lll . . , lIlQl'lJl'1I . . . Sopllolilrnll' Class N'NlllN4ll'. VVILLIANI P. LUHR, JR .,.. gc'1u'l'zll lllllllN iuzuus . . . vuuunuus . . . mlm-r1fn'ol aulilc-tus. NIARIAN ll. SIIHUSLER , , , 1llf.1ClJliZI . . . lrigmlmiwlly . , . wliml gc'ui11c'lry . . . Scuim' filxlss Slllbllfsflll DOROTHY CUVII ,... lllgl'lJl'2l . . , cullvgc' lIllIllll'llliIllKN . . . lu-:ul ul Nl2llllL'lIl2llli'S llvpzul- uu'ul . . . flllzlpvl fi0llllllllll'l' , . .Xl'iS Coin- W Hnllmi' During N.E..-X, YVcck binlogy studrnt. -lrll' klinv. dissccls ll frog in Falllclds window. NIARTIIA G, LANE . . . biology . . . Sciciicc- CHARLES A. EVANS . . . l'lIt'llllSll'f . . . plus- fllub SIJUIISUIQ ics . . . basic- scicllcc , . . Scuim' Clam spmisol' . . . Sficilcc Club spomur. li. W. LITTLE . . . llllfSll5 . . lli-lfi Club Sl N'l'- EARL C. KEARNS . . . biology , , Sllflllhlll' ol' St'lClli'4' Club :lull lJl'0,iK'i'llUlllSl5 . . . lllll'1l- ISERTIIA S. KRUGER . , . illCllll5ll'l'. uuulzul slmorts-clcliiciilzlly McMillan. Lnhr, Schuslz-r, D. Covil, Lanv, Little, Kruger, Evans, Kearns. 11 FACULTY teache RALPH W. KINDIG . . , gen- Crztl lII2IllISIll2llli'S . . . plztnc goo- ntctry. NoRBERT nl. MASTER . . :tlgclmrzt A . . plana- geontctry. LAWRENCE C. MILLER . . lllCt'l12llllK'lll drawing. VIOLA SMITH . . . sc-nior linglislt ,.., Allllllllll and Svniot' Cllztss sponsor . . . Clottttncttcc- ntvnt Clotnntittev. RUTH I. LONG . . . senior ling- lislt . , , hcztd ol' thc English Dt'- lmztrtntcnt . . . Student Clotntcil sponsor .... IIotntnt'ttc't'tnc'ttt Clonttnittcc fltztirntztn. MARGARET H. NERI . . . lilmrztrt' . . . sponsor ol' Lilmrztry ' Xssistztttts. MARTINA F. OETTING . . . senior English . . . iournztlistn . . . llill'11y.r sponsor . , . Cloni- tttcttretm-ttt Clonnnittec. MINNIE BELLE McQUISTON . . . Atneric-:tn history . . , Student Service sponsor. EDWARD A. JENKINS, AIR .... United Statics history . . . ltcztd oli thc History lll'lD2lI'IlllCl1I. M. JOAN EDWARDS . . . world history. DONALD H. RODGERS . . . world history . . . junior vztrsitt hztscbstll coztclt . . . Usltcr Squad sponsor . . . president ol' XVHS 'l'eztc'ltcrs' .fXssf1c'i 'lllIl llil'I'lff2 .S to those students with lllflfllllfll skills I 1, k I in 5, I KQIIII, XI Clilfl Sllllll'lll, Judy Wilchnan, wc-nws an ski 13 CLEONA B. REDMAN . . . llomemzlk- ing . . . l6ilS. ELIZABETH TURK . , . 2ll'lS zuul K'I'2ll.l9 . . . Iuuior Clzlss sponsor. PATRICIA E. JENKINS . . . lllllllelllllk- lug . . . bluuior Red Cross sponsor. MYRTLE j. WILSON . . . Sw-ing , . . sponsor ol' I,ll0lOgl'llIJllf Club :mal Sopbf omorc' Class. YVONNE R. MITCHELL . . . Cerruzm, junior Iiuglisb . , . CICTIIIRIII Club spou' SUII. RENA RONEY . . . l rcuc'l1 . , . sponsor ol' Frc'm'l1 Club zuul Scuior Clam, ,XFS Couuuittec. WILMA CUFF . . . l,z1Liu liugliall . . . NHS Couuuiltce ZIIIKKC IACPOFIS. GERALDINE DEEMER . . . , sponsor ol' Spanish Club Class, Chapel cl0lllIllllICt'. . . . junior . . . zulcud- . . Spanish und junior Q !-wang-, FAC LT Y Andrea Svct watches Fran Coloncllo work Ll math problem. 'II'l'lNlI'0S rvports flu' 0UIllllllU:0ll sports , . . Km-Ily Scllc KEITH.-K M. CIUVIL , . , slmrnlhznml ll ln 4 4 l 1 MERLIN M. CIIUTE . . . lmnkluwlmillg . . . lI1Il'rrvx llllSllll'NS 2lKlXlSl'l' . . . In-:ul ul Cloni- 5 lm-rclzll lll'IJ2ll'llllK'Ill. MARY E. WUODWORTH . . . Nllflllllllllll , , . ll'iIIl5ll'l!lllHll . . . lllN'Wl'lIlllg . . . Soph- fnnrnc Claus spummy -IAflf,2llFl.YN KILUGSTON . . . Iylmc'wl'ilil1g GRAYDON M. CAMPISELI ,... szulcsmnznl- Slllll,.,UDlllllll'l'lLllIlgl'0Ql'1lIllll . . . lllll'1lllIlll'2ll ml '1'i ,..mrnn1m'l'c ml lll1Illll'lll alias ctllllllllll 1 nl Cllulm slmullwl', E. JN' ELIZAISETII li. STEELE . . , ollicc' lllilclltt . . . IXIJCWIIIIIIQ . . . NIJUIINUI' ul Senior Klux '. I Q ' 5 Iofclvn Tocring explains thc prorvss of curve stilcllinsg to Sails . , . , . . , amrl .lIIIIIlll,l7llSlll1'SN sluil . . . XKIIXIIX lmzlrml. SIN-iflwr, MARY ANN ll. LCFEVRE , , , lNNJlxlx1'i'lJlllg KATHRYN DAVIS . . , lflJt'lN'l'lIlllg . . ...IXIJVWIIIIIIQ , . . Slit num' nl Clllvc-rlm-auIc'ls, junior-Svnim' Y-'lbmm sponsor. G. Campbell, K. Covil, Chute, Woodworth, Clugslon, Stwele, LeFevrc, Davis. 15 Q x A N . - ' ' FACULTY molds Character Qf students Partners in physics lab are judy Hamer and Mike Halaburka. H. CLARK METCALFE . . . l'llCIlliSlI'f . . . llczul ol' Scicllvc IJCIJZIIKKIIICIII. EUGENIA F, COLL . . , 5011110111011 linglislm. L w. -1. ELLIUTT . . , lwrmmgm . . I head ol' special c-clue-zxlion. ,QMWJ WW 16 A AV fy 5 , W 2 .. 'k Q5 sg! I S er . i x Q is 3 'x if dm S xuiy A S, if fp. - E -' X L S N is AA R Xb - S sf ,nf Q -eg. .E ,Q x lass. s , Q I A, a 19,5 S. L... - , -K , if irx 'Q 'NIA .gil-Q 'Ng M +. X F' 'I - - a-1 , gi.-.1 -'- ,ix S 5 A xg X wiki Eg 5 . AQ . is A . N..x , x ff K WALTER MILLER . . . world llistmyy . . Imskclhzlll l'02li'll . . . 2lSSiSllllll Ikmtlmznll c-ozu'l1. DORIS C. CAMPBELL . . . sociology . . CLuinlzu1c'c Clmmnillcv . . . XYYXX spcmsor. DOROTHY GARRISON .... XlllL'l'iC2lll his- lilly . . . soc'iuIog.gy. JOHN G. KISTLER . . . Wm-111 l1is1m'y. HARRY F. NILTKEE . . . hlDL'l'i2ll Cdllfllliilll . . lC5lillg. T. H. MCCLYMONDS . . . alum shop, FRED POLLOCK . . . woodsllolh . . . Sports- I!lllll'S Club. E. R. ROTONTO . . . clriver edufzltion. FACULTY prepare Operating a bookkeeping lllllfllilll' in offiu- practice' class is Mina Long, udents for ojive work 1 4 Alice' Strange and kathy Nichols learn Spann- ish pl'UlllIllI'lilll0ll hy lislcning to an lorvign Innguugr ri-cord. ELIZABETH BRINDLEY . , . junior linglish . . . Quotation Squad sponsor. MARILYN NICOSIN ...D junior linglish . . . AFS Clomniillc-c. IRMA LCBARON . . . rcnieclizil rczuling. KATHLEEN RIPPER . . . junior Iiuglish . . . spec-cli . . , Ilrznuzuics sponsor. BEVERLY A. BRENNEMAN . . . sophomore English . . . SIIIQIIU-VISIILII . . . Sophomore Class sponsor. WILLIAM R. PARKINSON . . . Ilczui ol' Iloys . . . lmselxlll cozlcll. EDITH M. GROSS . . . sopholnoru English . . . Spanish . . . Sophomore Club sponsor. RUTH H. WVANDEL . . . SOIJIIUIIIUII' Iinglish . . . Aulcriuul history . . . -junior Cllziss sponsor, SENIOR move into position of leadership In September we were very proud that we had reached the pinnacle, our senior year. lVe elected Richard Donaldson, president. Helping him were Kay Freeman, vice presi- dentg Lynne Clraighead, secretary and Martha Ayoub, treasurer. Activities brightened our work: rousing pep meetings: football and basketball games when excitement ran highg the Christmas Holly Hop given to make money for the senior promg club meetings where we chattered in a foreign tongue or learned more about our hohbiesg inspiring chapel servicesg and the prom, that night of beauty when we danced to Bali Hai. Finally came Class Day, Baccalaureate, and Commencementg then with a mixture of happiness and sadness we turned our thoughts toward the future. Lynne Ayoub 20 Craighead, Richard Donaldson, Kay Freeman, Marlhl make plans for Commencement. CORA ISABEL ACKERLY Academic New Brighton High School. New Brighton. Pennsyl- vania. Honor Roll 4. SANDRA KAY ACKLIN Commercial Y-Teens 21 Clonnnercial 2.1. MARY ANN ACQUAVIVA Commercial Y-Teens 2. NICHOLE V. AIELLO Commercial CAROL V. AITKEN Commercial ALVIN ASHBY AKERS Technical Student Service 3, President Al: Hand 2.3. Vice President Al: German -1. SUZANNE C. ALBITZ Commercial Y-'lcens 2.3.43 Science 2: C0lIllllL'l't'l2ll fl. ALYCE GAYLE ALEXANDER Academic Y-Teens 2: German fl: Science AI: Intramural Sports 234. BEVERLY R. ALEXANDER Commercial Y-Teens 2. ELLA jANE ALLEN Commercial Oflice .Xssistant 2.4: Y-'l'eens 2.3: Spanish 2: Science 2. CATHERINE E. AMODEO Commercial Homerooin Chairman 2: Homeroom Manager 3: Y- lcens 2.4: Spanish 2: Intramural Sports 2. ARTHUR WILLIAM ANAST Academic lfoolhall 3.4: Spanish 2: Varsity 4. MARY LOUISE ANDERSON Academic Intramural Sports 2.4: l.atin 2 3: Science 3.4. NANCY JANE ANDERSON Colnnlercial Honor Roll 2,3,4: Senior Counselor 4: .X Cappella 3.4: llantl 4: Intramural Sports 2.3.41 Yllcens 4: Spanish 3. ROBERT A. ANDERSON Technical llaskelhall 2: Ct-rinan 3: Science -I: Hotnerooin Nlan- ager 2.3. W. LARRY ANDERSON Academic .I Cappella 3.4: lrack 2: Homerooni Chairman 2.4: Xlisetl Chorus 2. CAROL -IEANNE ANTES Honor Roll 2.3.41 .X Cappella 2.3.43 Intramural Sports ll I tttn ' Spanish ll Nlltlltt 4 Academic -.,-t.','.5.-.',., ..'..i -.-- ..'.- 4 RAYMOND G. ARMONAT Technical STANLEY M. AYERS Industrial Arts MARTHA ELAENA AYOUB Acadcmic Slutlent Service 4: .X Cappella 3: Lihrary .Issistant 4: Quotation Squatl 4: Y-Teens 2.3.43 Science 2: Coni- lnercial 2: Class Treasurer 4: lhespians 3.4. jUDITH A. AYRES Commercial Y-Teens 3.4: Connnercial 4: Play 4: 'lhespians 4. SAMUEL AZZARO Technical Science 4: 'lennis -l. LOIS IRENE IIAACKE Academic Honor Roll 2.3.43 National Honor Society 3.4: Senior Counselor 3.4: IIill'r1i'.v 2.3. litlitor 4: Y-Teens 2.4: l.atin 2: lfrench 3.4: Science 3. CAROL ANN BADDERS Commercial Y-Teens 4. DOROTHY BAHLEDA Commercial Honor Roll 2.3.41 Y-'lcens 4: Connnercial 2.3.41 Intra- inttral Sports 2. MARILYN KAY BAILEY Academic Honor Roll 3.4: HiIl'11ix 22 Ollice .Xssistant 3: Y-Teens 3.4: l.atin 2: lfrench 3.4: Science 2.4. C. RAY BALDWIN Academic Science 2.4. . 6? N N ,W KW 52 fem 4454 ,fffnfwwzgl fin 225 2-.,,.,4Z 'WW 2 MARGARET BARCIC Technical Honor Roll 4: Y-Teens 2,3,4: Latin 2: Science 2: Intra- mural Sports 2,3,4. JOHN B. BA RCLAY Technical Honor Roll 2.3.41 Student Service 4: HIil'Ill'S 23,43 Latin 2: French 4: Science 3.4. SANDRA SUE BARCLEY A Cappella 3.4: Quotation Squad 4: Y-Teens 2.34: Spanish 2: Commercial 2.3.42 Intramural Sports 2.3.4. Commercial M. FAITH BARR Honor Roll 2.34: National Honor Societv 3.4: Student Council 2,3, Secretary 4: Senior Counselor 3.4: Hill'11v.s 2,35 A Cappella 3,43 Cheerleader 3. Head 4: Y-Teens 23,43 Spanish 3.4. Academic JACK C. BARTON General ROBERT R. BAUM General SANDRA IVIAXINE BAUMAN Academic Honor Roll 4: Band 2,33 Orchestra 2.3.41 Ollice .Xssis tant 33 Y-Teens 3,4: French 2.3: Science 4. CHARLES E. BECK Industrial Arts ROBERT D. BECK Academic Honor Roll 2,3,4: Student Service 3.4: lland 2.3.41 Or- chestra 2: Usher 2.3, Head 1: Tennis 331: I.atin 2: Spanish 3,4: Science 3,4. JOSEPH F. BELLANTE Academic Football 3,4: Basketball 3: Spanish 2.3: Varsitv 3,42 Thespians 4. KENNETH R. BERKOBEN Technical Honor Roll 2,3,4: Student Service 4: German 3.4: Science 2.3,4: Cross-Country 2. BARBARA ANN BERNAUER General Honor Roll 2.3: Cheerleader 3.4: Y-Teens 2 3.4: Spanish 2: Science 2: Commercial 4. KAY E. BESWICK Academic Honor Roll 2,343 Intramural Sports 2.3.41 Y-Teens 2.3,-1: Latin 2: Spanish 3.4: Science 3,4. HELEN L. BETZ Academic I.atin 21 Y-Teens 3. SUSAN BISHOP Academic Honor Roll 2,3.4: National Honor Societv 3,41 Student Council 2,3,-l: Senior Counselor 331: Al2lj0l'CllC 2, Head 3.-l: Y-Teens 2,3,4: Latin 2: Spanish 3,'l: Science 3. JAMES M. BLACK General LORETTA JEAN BLOOM Commercial Honor Roll 4: Quotation Squad 4: Y-Teens 2:25. BEVERLY JO BODA Commercial Y-Teens 2,3,4: Spanish 2: Science 2: Intramural Sports 2. K E IUR give helpful advice to SOPILOHIOTP girls U an Sm-nim' llounm-lor wks- pnrly judy Hallman and Marilyn Edingcr answcr qucntions ol' sophnnmrcs-Vifki Kicrstcad, Lum Nnglwr mul Sandy WVilkins, C1l,.-SILK liIl,liliN IKOLLINGICR llmun' Rull Z.f5.lZ Ullnm- Xxxixlg l,1lIiu21 funn llm' uinl fi, IIAROLIY ALLEN HUNAWITZ fIIl,KRl.liS li. HUNICY l'1Vl'1l,YN AIICXN INNVERSUX .KRl.liliN ISRAGUNIIZR NANCY l,. IKRICNNAN Y lm-In 2.3.11 lmnlm-uinl 3.11 I Ill nlx.unu1.1l l'mnmcrciul lcvux 4' 'i IA fQl'lll'lA1lI CollllllL'n'inl c1lllllllN'l'l'iZll c10Illllll'l'l'i2ll f10llllll1'l'l'i1ll SIHIIIS 2. X X S x Q Q V 3 SX ,rf XSS X JOSEPH BREWER Academic Student Council 4: Class President 3. JOHN D. BROWN General Band 2,3,4: Usher 3.4: ,Xutlio-Visual 2.3, Secretary- Treasurer 4: Science 4. RICHARD E. BRUDER Technical Honor Roll 2.4: Student Council 2,3, President 43 Spanish 2: Science 3,4: Basketball Manager 23 Track 3.4. JAMES GARY BRUGH Technical German 3,41 Science 2,3,4: Track 3,4. JOANNE PATRICIA BRUST Academic Honor Roll 2,3,4: HiWavx 2: Latin 2: German 3,41 Science 2,33 Leaders' 43 Intramural Sports 2,3,4. JOSEPH BURGMAN General GLORIA BUTLER Commercial Commercial 4. PRISCILLA BUVINGER Academic Honor Roll 2,3,4: National Honor Society 3,43 Senior Counselor 43 A Cappella 33 Band 2.3,4: Y-Teens 2,3,43 French 2.3,4: Science 4: Leaders' 3, Vice President 4. TONIANNE CALIGIURI Academic Annual 4g Library Assistant 4: Y-Teens 2,3,4: Latin 23 Spanish 3,4: Science 4: Intramural Sports 2,3,4. DONNA MAE CAMPBELL Commercial Y-Teens 2,3.4: Spanish 2: Science 2: Commercial 2,3,4: Leaders' 3,4: Intramural Sports 2,3,4. RICHARD CAMPBELL Academic Hil1 avs 2, Business Manager 3,4: Latin 2: German 3,43 Science 4. GUY M. CARANFA Academic Student Service 3,4: Activity Board 4: HIll'!ll'.Y 22 .X Cappella 3,43 Latin 2: Science 4. RONALD B. CARLSON Academic Honor Roll 2,43 Student Service 2,3,4: Spanish 2,33 Varsity 4: Football 2.3.43 Baseball 2.3.4. JAMES W. CARRIGAN General Science 4. FORREST D. CARTER Academic Honor Roll 2,3,43 Student Service 3,41 Hil1'av.r 2,3: Oflice Assistant 4: Homeroom Manager 3: Science 4: Photography 23 Basketball 2,3,4. SANDRA S. CHAPMAN Academic Y-Teens 2,3,43 German 3,4: Science 43 Intramural Sports 2.3. LINDA LEE CHRISTY Commercial Honor Roll 43 Y-Teens 4: Science 21 Commercial 4. JAMES CLAYTON General DAWN K. CLEMENTS Academic Senior Counselor 3.4: .X Cappella 4: Band 2.3.41 Or- ganist 2.3. lleacl 4: Chapel Connnittee 4: Y-'l'eens 3.4: Spanish 3.4: Science 3: lhespians 4. -IANET SUE COLVIN Academic llonor Roll 3.4: Student Service 4: lliIl'm'.v 3: f,I'gill'llSl 3, lleatl 4: Y-'I'eens 3.4: lfrench 3.41 Science 3: Corn- lnercial -l: lntrannnral Sports 3.4. ELAINE RUTH COOK Commercial llonor Roll 4: Student Service 3.4: Senior Counselor 3.4: Lihrary Assistant 2.3,-l: Spanish 2: Coinrnercial 3.4: lnlrannlral Sports 2.4. DONALD G. COOMBS Technical A Cappella 3.4: Band 2.3.41 Cerinan 3.4: Science 2.3.4. THOMAS ALBERT CORBETT Academic CCIlll'2Il Catholic High School, Pittshurgli, Pennsylvania. Spanish 4: 'lrack 4: Cross-Country 4. jESSE D. CORRIE General ROSEMARY E. COST Academic Honor Roll 4: IIill'ur.s 4: Spanish 2: Science 4: Com- lnercial 3: llotnerootn Manager 2.4: lntrarnnral Sports 3. MARIE ELOISE CRAIG Commercial llonor Roll 2: Library Assistant 3.4: Latin 2: French 4: Connnercial 2.4. LYNNE CRAICHEAD Commercial Class Secretary 4: Yilcens 2,3.4: Connnercial 3.4: lntra- nrnral Sports 3. jAMES K. CROCKER Academic Varsity 3.4: l-'oolhall 2.3: llasehall 2.3.4. BERNARD M. CROMER General WILLIAM F. CURRAN General .X Cappella 3.4: liaskethall 2: German 2. EUGENIA DAMICO Commercial Ilellelieltl Vocational High School, Pittslnlrgh, l'enn- sylvania. LINDA E. DAVIES Academic llonor Roll 3: Slnmlent Service 3. Secretary 4: Senior Counselor 4: .X Cappella 3, Vice President 4: Y-'l'eens 4. Vice President 2. Secretary 3: French 3.4: I.atin 21 Science 4: Nlixetl Chorns 2. ROBERT I. DAVIS Academic l.2lllll 2: French 3.4: Stage Crew 3.4. THOMAS M. DAVISON Technical l.atill 2.3: Science 3.4: Sportslnan 2. SANDRA KAY DAW Academic Y-leens 2.3: Spanish 2.3: Leaders' 3: Representative .Xssetnhly 3. MARIE ELAINE DEMPSEY Academic Iland 2.3.-I: Orchestra 3: Y-'l'eens 2,3,4: Latin 2: French 3.4: Science 3.4. Witt' Wu.-f' .T 1 X 'Y X .Xi Q3 .s 1 . :Q WILLIAM J. DEMPSEY Technical Honor Roll 233,43 Latin 23 German 3,43 Thespians 4. CAROLYN MARIE DePASTINO Commercial Honor Roll 2. FRANK V. DeVITO Technical BERNARD M. DEVLIN General ELAINE M. DeWALT General llonor Roll 43 Spanish 2. JOHN EDWIN DICK Academic JUDITH ELLAN DICK Commercial Y-'lieens 2.33 Science 4: Commercial 33 Intramural Sports 2.3,4. RODERICK DONALD DICK Academic Joliet Township High School, Joliet, Illinois. French 33 Science 3,4. ANGELO A. DiLEONARDO General Ushers 2,3,43 Stage Crew 3,43 .Xudio-Visual 2.3.4. RICHARD GEORGE DONALDSON Academic Student Council 3,43 Science 33 Varsitv 2,3,43 Class President 43 Homeroom Manager 2 ,33 Cross-Country 3,43 Basketball 2,3,43 Baseball 2,3,4. JAMES R. DOUGHERTY Academic Central Catholic High Scl Science 4. iool. Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania. WILLIAM T. DRYBURGH Technical Honor Roll 2u31 Band 2,33 MARIE ANNE DUFFY St. Mary's of the Mount BETSY DUNLAP Honor Roll 3: Student 3,43 A Cappella 3,43 Y 1 Secretary 33 Spanish 3.4 Spanish 3: Science 4. Commercial , Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Academic Service 3,l3 Senior Counselor Teens 2,3, President 43 Class Science 3. NONA LOUISE EISENHUTH Academic HiI'l ayx 2,33 A Cappella 3,43 Mixed Chorus 23 Y-Teens 2,43 Latin 2: Spanish 33 Science 3. ELIZABETH ELLIS Academic Honor Roll 33 Senior Counselor 3,43 A Cappella 3,43 Mixed Chorus 23 Quotation Squad 3,43 Y-Teens 3,43 French 3,43 Science 23 Thespian 3,43 Leaders 3, Secre- tary-Treasurer 4. CAROL ANN ELLROD Y-Teens Secretary 2. WILLIAM M. EMERT Student Service 3,43 Latin Academic Academic 23 Science 3. EDWARD ENGLISH Technical Student Service 3.4: Science 4. JANET LOUISE ESSICK Commercial Ilonor Roll 2.3.4: National Honor Society 3.4: Ollice .Xssistant 4: Y-'leens 2,3.4: Spanish 2: Commercial 2.3.42 Leaders' 3.4. CORA ANNE EWING Commercial Ilonor Roll 41 Leaders' 3,41 Intramural Sports 2.3.4. DAVID A. EYMAN Technical Orcltestra 2 3.41 l.atin 2: Spanish 3,41 Science 3.4. CAROL SUE FAHNESTOCK General Commercial 2. CARL E. FALLECKER Technical Track 2.3.-I: Cross-Country 2.3.41 French 2.31 Science 3.4: Varsity 4. MARGARET K. FERGUSON Academic Honor Roll 2.32 Nlaiorctte 2.3. Assistant Head -l: Intra- mural Sports 3,41 Y-Teens 4: French 3. Vice President 4: Stience 3.4. JEAN FIELDS Academic Honor Roll 2.3.43 National Honor Society 3,41 lland 2.3.41 Orchestra 3.4: l.iIxrarv Assistant 3.4: Quotation Squad -I: l.atin 2: Science 3.4. KARL RICHARD FINK Technical Honor Roll 3.41 Student Council 2.3.4: Student Service 3.4: .I Cappella 4: Band 2.3.41 'Tennis 2.5.41 Cross- Conntry fl: l.atin 2: Science 2.3.41 Play, 3.4. IILAIR CURTIS FISHER Academic Spanish 4: Science 4: Varsity 3.4: Golf 3.4. LINDA D. FLARE Academic Y-Teens -I: Spanish 2: Intramural Sports 2.3.4. CAROL ANN FLEMING General Shatnokin Catholic High School, Shatnokin. Pennsyl- vania. .X Cappella 3: Y-'l'eens 3.4: Drama 3.4. SARAH ANN FRAZIER Cmnmercial Y-Teens 4. KATHRYN E. FREEMAN Commercial Y-Teens 2,3,4: Latin 2: Commercial 4: Class Vice President 4. M. MARTHA FULLEN Commercial Ilonor Roll 3: IIill'r1v.x 2.3.41 Lilmrary Assistant 3,41 Quotation Squad -I: Commercial 2.3. BEVERLY ANN FULLERTON Academic llonor Roll I1 Senior Counselor 4: Nlajorette 2.3.41 Y- lecns 2.3,-l: Spanish 231 Science 41 Intramural Sports 2.4. IVILLIAM H. GABEL General ROBERT C. GALBRAITH Academic Student Service 4: lland 2.3.41 Spanish 3: Dance Band 4. ir-ng-rl 1 w as , xt . S, . K... . , . lk +--5 ., .tc 1: ai if I i sf sis 27 'Ibn ...- Y SENIORS seek work, take entranre QXIUIIIIIIIIIOIIIS Nlr. Sllkllllllll' rlisrllsscs lifc at sV2lyIll'SlJllfg Collage with Maria' Dempsey and Barlmra LQIIIQIICIII. .IOIIN GUY GARRUTO .hmlclluim 2 llll'Nlllllg - - , . xllx 1.3.1. MARGARET E. GEARHART K10lllll1l'l'1'iul Sings Crow I: Ilflllllll fl. . . . IE .- . Q DAVID A, GEISELM.-KN Gcuwml JOHN M. GIFT Gvlwml N I YVENDAL RUIIOLPH GILBERT .M'mIl'nli4 r.-.7-.4.. wi. I n vllllllllllg College Smlmul, XLINNLIII lNl1lllll. IIJIIILIIIIZIN. , ' Sllltltlll Surxirc 3.1: ,X Clzlpln-Ilan Ii.l: l.llll'2llIX XNNINILIIII . R, A11 Scicnu- :mg Hi-lfi rm. 5 .J In NICHOLAS GLAROS Acmlcmim ti I Srivxmcv 2. 28 ROBERT S. GOLUBIC Commercial Central Catholic Iliglt School. Pitlslrurglt. Pennsylvania. llotnerootn Manager 4. jOHN W. GOMOLA Technical llonor Roll 2.3: Annual 3.4: Latin 2: Science 3: junior Red Cross Clutirtnan 4. LOIS EDITH GRANT Academic Y- I'ec-ns 2.3.-I: Spanish 2: Science 4. CAROL ANN GRAY Academic Honor Roll 2.3: Stutlent Council 2.3.41 Nlajorette 2. Xssiwtant Ileatl 3: lntrzunural Sports 4: lfrench 3.41 Science -l. MARY ETHEL GRAY Commercial Yfl'ecns 2.4: Cotntncrt ial 2.3.4. SANDRA LEE GREB Commercial llonor Roll 2: Y-'I ec-ns 4: Cotntnercial 2.3. jAMES Il. GREEN Academic Olixt-r lliglt School. Pittslmurglt, l'c-unxylvania, German 2. Vice Presitleut fl. 'I reasttrer 4. RAYMOND C. GROVE Academic llonor Roll I: Spanish 2.3: Science 3.4: llotnerootn Manager 2. FRANCIS GUY Academic Spanish 2: Ifootlrall 2.3.4. LYNDAL HAAS Commercial A Cappella 3: Quotation Squad 3.4: Y-Teens 2.3.41 Spanish 2: tlotntnercial 2.3.43 'lltespians 3.4. .IUDITH CAROL HANNAN Academic Ilonor Roll 2.3.12 Stutlcnt St-rxice 4: Senior Counselor 3. l'resitlent -l: Nlajorette 3: Y-'I'eens 2.3.41 Latin 22 Spanish Il.l1 'l hespians 3. Vice Presiclent 4. THOMAS P. HARBERT Academic llantl 2.3.-I: rclu-stra 3: Wrestling 3.4: Varsity 4. W ' H ISON Academic llt 1 l .34 . tio al llonor Society 3.4: Student 'v . t' r cl' 4: .Xcttvtty llourcl 3.4: Bzmcl ' r el 1 re ing 2.3.1 1 2 .' nte ill iel Service 4. 'L German 3.4: Science '4' 14 A E . bl S ' Commercial mfr R ' .4 alional llonor Society 3.4: Senior un. l ' I' ay 2.3.43 Y-'leens 2.3.41 French 2: ' nt -rt ' nl ulutal Sports 2.3. . A. J ' . . S L Academic o 4 nr tl Al: .X Cappella 4: llancl 2: French 'S' ic 2 l LYNQ. HAVENS General l or or Roll -l: Jllime Assistant 3: Y-'leens 4: Spanish 2. CAROLYN FAYE HAYES Academic Honor Roll 2.34: Senior Counselor Secretary 4: Annual fl. Senior litlitor -I: Y-'leens 2.3.43 Latin 2: lfrench 3.41 Science 3.4: lutratnuratl Sports 2.3.4. FREDERICK HEDDINGER Technical llztncl 2.3,-l. Central Catholic High School, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. MARY JUNE I-IEDEEN Academic Senior Counselor 3,43 A Cappella 23 Y-Teens 23,43 Spanish 33 Science 2. PHILIP HEIDINGER Academic Honor Roll 2,43 Football 2,33 Baseball 23 Latin 23 Science 4. ROBERT R. HEINZ Technical Science 2,4. ROY P. HEINZ Commercial Honor Roll 4. BONNIE F. HEISKELL Academic Y-Teens 2,3,4Q Latin 23 Science 2,3,43 Intramural Sports 334. ROBERT W. HESTER General LEROY HIPPLE Academic THOMAS S. HODDER Technical Westinghouse High School, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Science 3. WILLIAM C. HOFER Academic Science 43 Hi-Fi 3,4. GLORIA J. HOFF Commercial Office Assistant 4g Y-Teens 2,3343 Latin 23 Commercial 3,43 Drama 33 Thespians 3,4. CATHLEEN HOGAN Academic East Pittsburgh High School, East Pittsburgh, Pennsyl- vania. Stage Crew 43 French 43 Thespians 4. RONILE HOPKINS Academic Y-Teens 2,3,43 Latin 23 French 3,43 Science 3,4. MICHAEL JOEL HOROWITZ Technical Honor Roll 33 Annual 2,3, Editor 43 French 23 Science 2,3,43 Hi-Fi 2,-4, President 3. MIRIAM SHIRLEY HOUK Academic Honor Roll 23 Senior Counselor 4g Spanish 2,33 Science 2,3,43 Leaders' 3,43 Hi-Fi 33 Intramural Sports 2,3,4. THOMAS EDWARD HOWARD Academic Central Catholic High School, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Wrestling 3,4. S. LAVENA HOYACK Academic A Cappella 3,43 Latin 23 French 43 Science 4. ANDREW JOHN HUDAK Commercial Central Catholic High School, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. BARBARA JEAN HUDSON Academic Taylor Allderdice High School, Pittsburgh, Pennsyl- vania. Orchestra 43 Spanish 4. SE IURII pr0p1u'e researcfh thelnes, aut0bi0 1mpl1i0s lil.Il.kIlIi'l'Il A, IIVNIIKICR I'zlI Slalom' hunts information for his l'CSK'2llTfIl theme. Ulhu- XNNlfl.IlIl 2: Y If-vm 321,11 ipanxixln umm: Nl:m.l5.gc'l 2, .IXNICIC I.. lII I'IlIIINIiS I,1lll.IlN Xsxixlnnl 2: Y Im-nx !.lIS1lJIll1Sll:1 I lvmlvn 11 lllll.IIlllll.ll SIHITIN L.f1.1. A RTI I I 'R lllili ILSLICY l nu1 '1'Niymlvlu-Ink!luln'1 IIIKNIIIIIII 1 Ill A N A Xl A R l li ILSLICY lllllrlxx 11f1llul:lllullN4lll:nl 11X Ivvnx 1' L1. NIICIUZICIIICS ANN .IACKSUN Slllllflll Smxuu- 1,12 Sm-:nm luunwlm' '11' I.llll 13 Iilllll 2: X In-us I: 511 vnu- .1.11 Slfmlx 211,11 1 Ixus Yin' I'l1'Nl1ll'Il1 RILIIXRID ICINVARID -IASON -1. I-x.' '--I .hulclvlllif 2.3: llnmc' ACZIIICIIIII' S4 lK'lll'l' 2.1: Grlwrall K l0lllllll'l'C'l2lI Ummm-1'rixll .M'mlvnlix' Ulhu' Xssis Illll'1lllllll'1ll Tcclmicul Xl,.uI1Iw11.1.v,1,hull111.8414-llu ll1l4ll..1, llmm- 1 umm: Nlxlllalgvl 11 NI1x4'1Ii,1mllls J. Y'-S if Ss R 1 is I' up Q. 5 al? I 455 :' 'fa' z.. f. . if .325 -. 'g'. t If Qi .f kt, ,M K . 32 PHYLLIS G. JOHNSON Academic Honor Roll 4: Senior Counselor Treasurer 4: Y-Teens 2,3,4: Spanish 3.4: Science 4: Intramural Sports 2.3.4. LINDA L. KAHLAN Commercial Y-Teens 2: Commercial 2.3. CHARLOTTE KANTES Commercial Honor Roll 4: Latin 2: Spanish 3: Commercial 3: Intra- mural Sports 4. WILMA KATHLEEN KECK Academic Stage Crew 4: Y-Teens Treasurer 2: Science 2,3,4: Drama 2,3,4: Photography 2: Hi-Fi 23,41 Intramural Sports 2.3,4. MARGARET KATHLEEN KEENAN Commercial Commercial 4: Intramural Sports 3.4. J. THOMAS KELLY Technical Band 2.3,4: Track 2.3.42 Cross-Country 2.3.43 Varsity 4. LOIS ANN KEMMERLINC Commercial Honor Roll 2.3.41 HiIl'av.r 4: Oflicc .Xssislant 4: Quota- tion Squatl 4: Y-Teens 2.4: Commercial 2.4, Secretary 3: Intramural Sports 2.3,4. NANCY E. KERNICK Commercial Y-Teens 4: Drama 4. KENNETH CRAIG KERR Academic Student Service 4: Band 23,4: Orchestra 2.3.42 Dance Band 2.34: Spanish 4: Science 2.3. CHARLES F. KEVICKI Academic Central Catholic High School, Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania. Latin 2. PATRICIA KIEFER Commercial KAREN LOUISE KOHUT Academic Honor Roll 3: Y-Teens 4: Science 4. CARL A. KREK General STANLEY WILLIAM KUZNICKI Technical Football 3.4: Science 4. JOHN LAMACZ Academic Spanish 2. W. TIMOTHY LANE Academic BARBARA A. LANGBEIN Academic Orleans American High School, Orleans, France: Gamaiel Bradford High School, lvellesley, Massachu- setts. Y-Teens 3.4: French 3,41 Stage Crew 3,4: Intra- mural Sports 3. CONSTANCE LAUTHER Academic Latin 2: Science 4: Leaders' 3,4: Intramural Sports 2,3,4. MICHAEL A. LAZZO General THOMAS L. LEACH General CHARLOTTE ANN LEARZAF Commercial Y-'l'et-ns -l: Commercial 2.3. KENNETH LEE Industrial Arts DORA MARIE LENTZ Academic Quotation Squad 3,-l: Science 2.3.-l: Commercial 4. IANET RUTH LILLICH Academic llouor Roll 2.3.41 National Honor Society 3.4: Senior Counselor 4: .X Cappella 3. Secretary 4: Band 2.3.-1: Orgauist 3.4: I.atin 2: Science 3. ROIIERT P. LIST General Band 2.3.11 Orchestra 2.3.41 Dance Band 2.3.4. nokoruv JEAN LONG Science 2. MINA LEE LONG Clllllllll'l'l'l1ll 21 Spanish 3. DONNA M. LYDA Y-Teens 4: l.atin 2: Intramural 2.4. c:oNNn: MACK EDWARD T. MAD-IARIC Honor Roll 2: French 3. DOROTHY E. MAGILL Y-Teens 2.3: Science 4: Commercia Sports 3.4. DANIEL j. MALJAK l.atin 2: Science 2.4: Drama 2.4. PATRICK L. MALONE Commercial Commercial Commercial Commercial Academic Commercial lntra mural Academic Technical llonor Roll 2.3.4: A Cappella 3.4: Baud 2.3: Tennis 2.3.45 Latin 2: Varsity 3.4. CAROLE ROSANNE MANGOLD Academic llonor Roll 3.4: Student Council 2.3, Secretary 4: Senior Counselor 4: Annual 4: .X Cappella 3: Y-Teens 2.3.-4: l.alin 2: Science 3.4: Class Secretarx 3. EILEEN F. MANKEL Commercial Ollice Assistant 3.4: Quotation Squad 3: Hotneroom Chairman 2: Y-Teens President 2,3.4: Cotntnercial Vice Presitlcnt 3. President 4. MARY jANE MARTIN Academic Honor Roll 2.3.4: National Honor Society 3.4: Senior Counselor 3.4: IIill'nx'.v 2.3: lland 2,3.4: Nlajorettc 3.4: Y-Teens 2,3,4: School Play 2,3,4: Cerman 3.4. . -pa- K JOHN MICHAEL MATUSZ Technical Honor Roll 2,33 Student Service 43 Football 2.3: German 3,43 Science 4. BARBARA A. MATZ Academic Senior Counselor 3,43 Y-Teens 2,3,43 Latin 23 French 33 Science 2,3,43 Leaders' 3,41 Intramural Sports 2.3,4. GAYNELL H. MCADAMS Commercial Y-Teens 2,33 Latin 21 French 33 Intramural Sports 2.3,4. MARIE E. McBRIDE Academic Student Council 43 Student Service 43 Senior Counselor 43 Cheerleader 3.43 Y4Teens 2.3.43 Latin 2: Spanish 3.43 Science 3,4. CAROL ANN MCCALL Commercial Y-Teens 3,43 Commercial 2.33 Intramural Sports 23.4. BARBARA JOAN MCCANN Academic Senior Counselor 43 Quotation Squad Secretary 43 Y- Teens 3.43 Latin 23 German 33 Science 23 Leaders' 3,4. LINDA LEE McCLURE Commercial Honor Roll 2,3,43 Annual 43 Y-Teens 2,3.43 Spanish 2.3,43 Commercial 43 Leaders' 43 Intramural Sports 2.3.4, DIANE LOUISE McELRATI-I Academic Annzml 3.43 Y-Teens 3.43 French 2,33 Science 43 Drama 3,43 Intramural Sports 2.3.4. CAROL JUNE McGURK Academic Ollice .Xssistant 2,43 Y-Teens 3,43 Latin 23 Science 3.4: Intramural Sports 2,3,4. JOHN GEORGE MCKENRY Technical Usher 43 Audio-Visual 2,3,4: Science 4. DAVID L. McLEOD Commercial Spanish 2. DAVID A. McRAE Technical Stage Crew 2,3,43 Football 2,3,43 Basketball 33 Varsity 3, Vice President 4. MARY ANN MELTON Commercial Honor Roll 43 Y-Teens 43 Commercial 43 Intramural Sports 4. EILEEN ANN MERLINA Commercial JOHN METCALFE Academic Latin 23 French 43 Science 3,4. D. MARGARET MEYERS Commercial Y-Teens 43 Science 4. JUDITH K. MIHM Commercial Science 2. GWENDOLYN A. MILES Academic Honor Roll 3,43 Student Service 43 Senior Counselor 3,43 A Cappella President 43 Library Assistant -1, Secretary 33 Y-Teens 2,3,43 Latin 23 Science 23 Intramural Sports 2,4. FREDERICK W. MILLER Academic Ifoothall 3.4: Track 3.4: Wrestling 3.4: Intramural Sports 3: Homeroom Manager 4: Varsity 4: Science 4. MILES COMPTON MILLER Academic Ilonor Roll 2.4: Audio-Visual 2.3: Wrestling 2,3,4: lfrench 2.3. RONALD G. MITCHELL Technical German 3.4: Science 2.3.4. RICHARD A. MONHEIM Technical Student Council 3.4: .X Cappella 4: Band 2,3,4: Cross- Counlry 3: Spanish 3: Science 2. IAMES DUFF MOORE Academic Kiski Preparatory School, Saltshurg, Pennsylvania. JAMES B. MOORHEAD Technical llonor Roll 2,3,4: lliIVays 3.4: Band 2.3: Audio-Visual 2: Ifrench 2.3: Science 3. DAVID LEE MORGAN Academic I-'oothall 2: I-'rench 2: Photography 4. HERBERT MORGAN Academic lland 2,3,4: Orchestra 2,3,4: Latin 2: Spanish 3.4. THOMAS C. MORTIMER Academic Baseball 2,3.4. RICHARD A. MOSESSO Academic Norristowu High School, Norristown, Pennsylvania. Spanish 3. jOYCE LYNN MOUGHAMER General Y-Teens 4: Commercial 2.3: Intramural Sports 3. RONALD CARL MRAZ General Usher 3.4: Audio-Visual Secretary 2, President 3.4: Hivl-'i 4. MARILYN TERESA MURPHY Academic Quotation Squad 2: Y-Teens 2: Science 2,3,4: Com- mercial 4: Intratuttral Sports 4: Homeroom Manager 2,4. KATHLEEN LOUISE MYERS Academic Honor Roll 2,3,4: National Honor Society 3.4: Student Service 4: Senior Counselor 3,4: Iland 2.3. Treasurer 4: Orchestra 2,3,4: Y-'l'eens 2.3, Treasurer 4: Science 2.3.4. LYNN T. NAGELEY Commercial llilI'ay.v 2: Quotation Squad Vice President 4: Y-'Ieens 2,3,4: Latin 2: Commercial 2.3, Secretary 4: Homeroom Chairman 4: Intramural Sports 2.4. RICHARD A. NAGELEY General jOHN PAUL NEE Academic North Catholic High School. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Science 3. LARRY NELSON Academic Nottingham High School, Syracuse. New York. Band 2,3,4: Track 4: Mlrestling 3.4: Golf 4: Latin 3: Spanish 2: Science 4. R' serv 0-S G V! E ICR assist with eommunit projects janet Colvin and Marilyn Bailey add toys to Junior Red Cross Christmas stockings. 'Q-'ef gf X . fe. K. 3 6 JUDITH MAY NEMENZ Academic .X Cappella 3,43 Band 43 Orchestra 23,43 Y- l'eens 3,41 French 2,31 Science 3: Hi-Fi Secretary 2. ELEANOR M. NISBET Commercial Honor Roll 4: Commercial 2. ALLEN G. NIXDORF Academic Spanish 2: Varsity 4: Football 2,31 Wrestling 2.34 CHARLES NORTH Commercial NVestinghouse High School, l'ittshurgh, Pennsylvania. DAVID L. NUTTER General River Side High School, Grand River, Ohio, TIMOTHY PAUL O'BRIEN Academic Science 4: Baseball 23,43 Track 4. DAVID L. O'LOIIGHLIN Technical l.atin 2: German 3: St'iem7e 1: Varsity -1: Ifouthall 2.31 llaxelrall 2.3.1. LANE A. OLSON Technical Stiente -ll lfuothall 2.3.-1. PAMELA RIOTTE PARIS Academic llunor Rnll 2.-I: Senim' Cnttnselut' 3.1: .ulnnuftl 3.-l: llantl 2.3.11 Orchestra 2.3.-1: Y-'lieens 2.3.11 I-'rench 2.3.11 Srietiu- l: Intramural Sports 3.1. ERNEST WVILLIAM PARTI Technical llunm' Roll 2.3.1: tit-rtnan 3.-l: Seicttfe 3.-ll lfnnthall 2. PATRICIA GRACE PIETRZYK Cnnnnercial Library .Xssiwtant 1: llrnnernnnt Manager 3: Y-Teens 2: tlmntnt-rt'ial 4. CAROL A, PONIMERSHEIM Academic llunur Rull -1: Sttult-nt Clnnntil 1: Sltttlent Servire 3.1: llantl 2. lirt-asnrer 3. St-rretart 1: Y-'ll-ens 2.3.1: l.atin 2: St'it-nrt' 3.1: Reprt-sentative XSSK'lIIllly 3. MARGARET A. POULOS Commercial . . . . ... .K I.llll'2ll'X Assistant 1: Onntatton Squad 1: I - lt-enw 3.3.12 l rent'h 2: Ilmnmertial 3.1: 'lhespians 4. IIAMES R. PRATT General lratk 3.1: limsstiuttttttw 3.1. NANCY LEE PRICE Commercial Xlixt-tl tlhurns 2.3: 'lennis 2: Sciettce 3: Klntntnercial 2.1: Drama 3. CAROLYN MARIE PUCCI Academic Ilnnnr Roll 2,3-l: ,llnnunl Cilnlm litlitnr 1: Ilill'rn'.t 1: Y-'let-nw 2.3,-1: l,alin 2: Spanish 3.1: Science 4: Intra- lnnral Sports 2.3.4. EDWARD .IAMES QUIGLEY Aeademir Student St'rvit't- 3.1: .Xftixity lluartl 1: .X Cappella 3.-li llantl 2.3.l: Science 2.3.-1: Drama 2.3.12 Ili-Ifi 3.1: lennis 2.3.-1: Class 'lireasnrer 2. ROBERT S. RALSTON Academic llantl 2.3.-1: llrtnn Nlainr 3.1: lfrenflt 2: St'iem'e 3.-1: Spanish 3.4. ROBERT E. RANICK Acatlelllic liclgewoml lligh Selmnl. l'ittshurgl1. Pennsylvania, St'it-tire 1: Wrestling 1. IIAZEL RUTH RANKIN Academic llnnor Roll 3.1: X-leens 2.3.12 Latin 2: Science 3.1: Intramural Sports 2.3.12 llntnernom Manager 4. ANNE IIRIT RASMUSSEN Academic Nykulning ilalhetlral School, llentnark. llnnnr Roll 1: Slntlent Clntntril 1: Yileens -1: lfreneh Secretary -1. ROBERT RALPH RAU Technical Tennis 4. CLIFTON J. REDLICH Technical Student llnnneil 2.3: .X Cappella 3.1: llantl 2.3.12 lfunt- hall 2: 'lratk 2.1: Hi-Fi 3.4. GERALIDINE REICZHENI-'ELD Academic llunnr Roll 2.3: Natinnal Ilonm' Society 3.-lg Stntlt-nt Serxiee 3.1: Senior Counselor 1: .X Cappella 3.-1: llantl 2: Kiln-erleatler 3.4: Y-'tu-ns 2.3.13 Spanish 3.4. 'YY use N N x ECN ' -'QS e' S W 55 .ga 3X..-X 1 . ' . ag wal? x ef? I ff jp. CAROLE ANN RENNER Academic Honor Roll 2.3.43 French 2.3. DORISANNE RENSLAND Commercial Honor Roll 23,43 Oflice Assistant 4: Quotation Squad 43 Y-Teens 2.3.43 Spanish 23 Commercial 2,43 Intra- mural Sports 3.4. PAUL STEPHEN RESSLER Technical lVrestling 33 Tennis 2: German 33 Science 2.3. RICHARD BLAIR RICE Academic Honor Roll 23 Band 2.3,43 Track 43 Wrestling 3.4: Golf 33 Latin 2,33 Science 2,3,4. BARBARA JEAN RITCHEY Commercial HENRY CARL ROBATZEK Technical Honor Roll 2: Baseball 2.3: German 3,43 Science 2.3.4. VALERIE M. ROBERTSON Academic West View High School, YVest View, Pennsylvania. Student Service 43 Senior Counselor 43 Band 3,43 Y-Teens 3,43 French 33 Leaders' 4. KAY ROBINSON Commercial HiWays 3,43 Intramural Sports 3,43 Y-Teens 3,43 Com- mercial 33 Leaders' 4. ROBERT W. ROBINSON General Stage Crew 43 Thespians 4. PATRICIA ROESSLER General Homeroom Manager 2.3: Intramural Sports 2,3. CLYDE E. RORABAUGH General BARBARA L. ROSS Commercial EMIL ANTHONY RUBY Technical A Cappella 3,43 Mixed Chorus 23 Track 2.3.43 VVrest- ling 43 Cross-Country 2.3.43 Science 43 Varsity 3,4. MARY CAROL RUSH Commercial Y-Teens 23,43 Commercial 2. DAWN SARVER General Y-Teens 23 Science 23 Drama 2. RAYMOND EDWARD SAUERS Academic Science 3.43 Varsity 3,43 Basketball 2,3383 Baseball 2.3,'l. JEAN RITA SCHANO Commercial Honor Roll 33 Oflice Assistant 43 Y-Teens 2.3.43 Com- mercial 3.4: Leaders' 4. ELIZABETH ANN SCHERM Commercial Commercial 4. .'ICNlIIH.' liglzlwz work ufillz IlIllSIl' mul llIl'I'l'IllIl'l1I Ilu' Iirgm-:mls-link xlllllllfllll. Incl f,!'Illgll'y, karl Fink. TMI I!1'1Ili1ll, Tim lluwnrql, l'llll'I'lLlill All school clnnws. Xl KRY llll' Sl IINIIIYI' 'l'r1lllli4'alI Ilrmm Ilnll UQ? I. Nlnnlm-111 54'IKlIl' I. NVIIIIII tmmv-Im XIII' I'll'NIIII'IlI I Hiluu- XNNINIIIII I' X IVVIIN 'II l.nlm Z. I.1nm.m I5 l'1mwnII-nl I: SIIVIIII' II, Yin- I'14-N l1l1'llI I. I1'.uII'lx I IOSI'.l'IlINl. SLIIDK f.UIllIll4'lliLlI UIIIII' Xwnlnlul I, X lvvm LII. lullllllvulxll 2.fI.I, Iul1.1nn1l1.uIN'ImlN I f1.I VIR!-INI K K SI-lk!! K'ml1lm'uiall X II-vm I, Ilmm-mmm XI.lll.Igl'l Q. Ixlllqnuuml SIHIIIN 2fI,I N XXI H l. 'MII Kl'l'liR .U'zulc'llli1 mum: Imnmlm I. X Ivvm !,I1.I: I.1lm 2: NIHIIIINII 'SI.N1nm. I InIl.lml1l.uISImllx 2.f5.I, N'Il,l,l XXI Sll Kl'l lCR C-rln'rnl Smgv In-xx I, Iwmllhnll 211, Illnm-mmm lhlllllllllll 2: IIIl'NIlI.IllN I S KN HRK l,l lf SII KRl'l,lCSS f.0lllllll'l'l'ILlI IIIIIJIX XNNINIJIII I. X lc-vin I. f.4lIllIIll'lIl.II 2.I1 Illllil Illlll'lI Spmlx 'S -I .sim if M 'wx 'Y aw! X , h S X f X - . ff H . ,AAL . Q tt: , as 3 . ,,--. 3 ' f'f3?'?31s.--ffgilwf . IQ- ggi? ,-,e.:5f fp- 1: . .---as t,.f-3.523 . .V V , . .,.,, it . 3 M. 'CN 'QS' - '- .5 4...-f f Ks PATRICIA C. SIKO Commercial Y-Teens 43 Commercial 2,33 Intramural Sports 3. DON M. SIMICA Academic Hillfays 23 Golf 2,3. RANDOLPH SIMMONS General Foothall 3,43 Basketball 43 Drama 4: Varsity 3,4. NANCY LEE SKILLSKY Academic Honor Roll 3,43 Senior Counselor 43 Annual 43 Major- ette 2,3,43 Ofhce Assistant 3: Y-Teens 43 Latin 23 Span- ish 43 Science 43 Intramural Sports 2,3,4. JOAN MARIE SMALE Commercial Quotation Squad 3, Treasurer 4: Drama 3,43 Hi-Fi 4: Intramural Sports 2,3,4. BARBARA ANN SMITH Commercial Y-Teens 2,3,43 Commercial 2,33 Intramural Sports 2,3,4. DARLENE RUTH SMITH Commercial Y-Teens 2,3,43 Commercial 2,3,43 Leaders' 43 Photo- graphy 23 Intramural Sports 2,3,4. JACK SMITH General Stage Crew 3: Basketball 2,33 Baseball 2,3,43 Varsity 3,4. MARY ANN SMITH Commercial Y-Teens 2,33 Intramural Sports 2,3,4. PATRICIA LOUISE SMITH Commercial Cheerleader 3,43 Y-Teens 23 Commercial 23 Intramural Sports 2. RAYMOND SMITH General llaskcthall 2,3. MARY PATRICIA SNYDER Academic Y-Teens 3,43 Latin 23 Science 3,43 Intramural Sports 2.3.4. NORMAN W. SNYDER General Science 2. MARGARET L. SOI-IN Y-Teens 2,3,43 Science 23 Commercial 2,33 Intramural Sports 2,3,4. Commercial SHARON LEE SPANOGLE Commercial BETTY JANE SPEARS General Honor Roll 2,43 Spanish 3,4. AUDREY MAY SPENGLER Academic Honor Roll 2,3,43 Mixed Chorus 23 Y-Teens 23,43 Latin 23 Science EDWIN B. SPIEGEL General Wrestling 2,4. MARY ANNE STAHL Academic Honor Roll 2.3,-l: Senior Counselor 4: Latin 2: Spanish 3.4: llomcrooln Manager 3. SARA E. STEINMILLER Academic llonor Roll 2.3.-I: Senior Klonnsclor 4: A Cappella 3.4: Ilanrl 2.3.4: Orchestra 2.3: Y-'lccns 2.3.41 Latin 2: lfrcnch 3.4: Science 4. DOROTHY ANN STIER GEORGE EDWARD STITT Commercial Techn ical . I . Ilonor Roll 2: Scicncc 3.4: llomc-room Chairman 2.3. KAREN STOCK Commercial Stagc llrcw 4: llomt-room Manager 4' t'omlnc-rcial 4: Drama 4. jACQUELlNE STOLL Commercial Y-'ltrens 2.3.43 Science 2: Clonnncrcial 2.3,4. VIRGINIA ANNE STONEIIRAKER fiDlllIllCl'CI2il llonor Roll 2.3: lllllillllllllll Sports 2.3: Scicnce 3: Com- mcrcial 3. W. TERRENKZE SULLIVAN A cadcmic Student Council 3.4: Ilasc-hall 2.3.41 Wrestling 2: Latin 2: Spanish 3.-I: Sticncc 4: Varsity 3.4: Representative ASSCIIIIDIY 3. jovczls ANN TAvLok Y-'I'ccns 2.3.4. DIANNE M. TEETER Rcpt'cst'nIalivc Asst-mhly 3. .IOANNE A. TEETS llonor Roll 4. MELVIN D. TEETZ HOWARD R. 'THOMAS LUGINDA DIANNE THOMAS Commercial Commercial Commercial Academic General Academic llonor Roll 2.3,-l: National llonor Society 3, Secretary- lrcasurer 4: Student Scrvic - 3.4: S 't 'o' COIIIISCIOI' 3.4: c c in 1 llanrl 3.4. Secretary 2: Orchestra 231 Y 'lccns 2.34: lfrcnch 3. l'rc-sich-nt 4: .Xsscinhly 3. ROGER PAUL THOMAS Gcrtnan 3.4: Science 4: lrack 3,4. loolhall J. ROBERT R. THOMPSON Technical . Tech nical Varsity 2.3.13 lfoothall 2: 'lrack 2.3,l: Cross-Country 3.4. MARIANNE R. TORCHIA Commercial Y-'lccns 3.4: tlotmnercial 4: Drama 4: Intramural Sports 3.l: 'lhcspians 4. MICHAEL A. TRAFICANTE Academic Westinghouse lligh School. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Stage tlrcw 2: lfoothall 4: Baseball 2: Science 2. Hilti ,sie SHIRLEY A. TREICHEL Commercial Honor Roll 33 Ollice Assistant 3,43 Quotation Squad President 43 Homeroom Manager 43 Y-Teens 2,3,43 Spanish 23 Commercial 2,4, Treasurer 33 Leaders' 3, President 43 Intramural Sports 2,3,4. , ., .. . 3 .... . , ,t., ,. V- 22152-5: -fi i- 4:3 ':S'.f?2fif'f1if DAVID CLIFFORD UPTEGRAFF Academic Drama 3. EDWARD MICHAEL URAM Academic Spanish 2. GEORGIA ANN VANCAS Academic A Cappella 3,-ll Mixed Chorus 21 Y-Teens All French 2,33 Science 23 Commercial 4. CAROL ANN VIGLETTI Commercial Commercial 4. BEVERLY JEAN WARD Commercial Honor Roll 43 Band 2,3,43 Quotation Squad 43 Y-Teens 43 Commercial 3. JACK T. WARD General JAMES R. WARD Industrial Arts IRENE M. WARNER Commercial Commercial 4. ARTHUR H. WAYS Academic Band 2,3,43 Spanish 23 Science 2,4. JOHN M. WEICHLER Academic Edgewood High School, Edgewood, Pennsylvania. CLARA ANN WEISS Commercial Honor Roll 2,3,43 Annual 43 Y-Teens 2,3,4I Latin 23 Commercial 23,43 Intramural Sports 2,3. ROBERT W. WEYMAN Commercial Band 2,3,43 Spanish 21 Science 4. WILLIAM H. WHITE Technical Varsity 3, President 43 Key 2: Football 2,3,43 Track 2,3,43 Wrestling 2,3,4. LOIS JOANNE WHITEHEAD Academic Honor Roll 2,33 Library Assistant 23 Latin 23 Science 33 Drama 2,3. JUDITH ELAINE WILDM AN Commercial Library Assistant 43 Y-Teens 43 Spanish 23 Commercial 33 Intramural Sports 4. WILLIAM A. WILKINS Technical Baseball 23,43 Cross-Country 23,43 Science 3,43 Vars- ity 4. DONALD BRUCE WILLSON Academic Honor Roll 2,3,43 National Honor Society 3, President 43 Annual 2,3, Business Manager 4g Band 2,3,43 Latin 23 German 43 Science 4, Treasurer gl Homeroom Man- ager 2. V U X1 7 X , X Cfffffg fffzf 'K-Mfg, jCZf71c'2fyl4fl24'!! ww. X if f Z' 444 XXV gf R54 44fwf5fQ,2gf 66 4 ' , , far! 7 fffw I X 1 imma 597190 a s wzth FBZIIITLQIIIPIIIQMIII ' 'I '74J Lynn Nagllly and Carol Gray lake. llIt'4l5lll'ClIlllllS for Elm st Partl's rohc NI IR! IOIS WILSHIRE Acadcnnic Tcrhn ical Llnb I: H1-I'1 I lonnncrcial Industrial Arts Af3ldl'IIlIl' u 4 III ' I I N :annual llunm Smulx f4.I: Kllnlpcl flblllllllllll I Illlluxx 'S XIIIIIBIIII., ldllm I ull -. --I QI. ldllcn I X- Icvm 'VI' --.-.. ns I I lnll nnul II Sports 'I -I A caulCn1if I Xsslslxnl ' KI X Inns ' II IITIHII 3: Spun- Tvchn ical Al'1NIl'lllIl' I Il I fi.-I5 A-Izznual I I I I uplullu I lhnml ' I I Onlusnu 2.3: Y-'I'cvns I P SENIURS select ten outstuncling lJ0l'S0lIll lilfi0 E AVE. 'br Sl'l10lllI'SllilI and svrzziffv 45 Sl'lI0lll7'SllilI . . DONALD WVILLSON AIUHN HARI Il..-XY Svrvirv . FAITH num sun msnov unzuuum mwniau RICHARD nux.xLnsox jun' H,xNN.xx WILLIAM HARRISON xmlu' LOU sczmuirr WILLIAM WHITE LAST ROW: Rirhanl Donaldson. William Whitv, William Harrison, Richard Brudvr. FIRST ROW: jusly Hannnn, Sus- Bishop, Faith Barr, Mary Lnu Srhmidi, Donnlrl Willson, john Barclay .IU IOR , backbone o school, make this year one In October :it the all-school election the .Innior Class chose as their ofhcers .Xl Reitler, president: Linda Baldwin, vice president: Nzmcy Rhodes, secretary: :md Grace Kissell, treasurer. Immediately the ollicers went to work on plans lor their prom, und on Novem- ber 21 juniors :ind their friends danced :it Twiliglit Fzlntzlsy. 1i2ll'llCl', laculty and mothers had become acquainted at the znniuznl ten. l3CCCllllJL'1' nizlrked the month that some rlzissnizites-Ajolin lfilipowski, '1'om XV:itters, Ronald Hill, amd -lack hlC'N2lVlSll-lllOVCCl to starting places on the bzisketbzlll lloor and Room 317 won ll blue ribbon in the CllI'lSlIII2lS door con- ICSI. junior officers, Allen Reitzer, Grace Kissell, Nancy Rhodes and Linda Bald plan their prom, Twilight Fantasy. ' is TI HOMEROO M 312513 LAST ROW: F. Loer, R. McGregor, E. Peebles, P. Gruver, W. Lackey, T. Senkewitz, A. Sloan, C. Miller. THIRD ROW: F. Hall, C. Johnson, G. Graziano, R. Hite, J. Wagner, J. Eyman, M. Prytherch, J. Lauer. SECOND ROW: K. Glenn, M. Hecker, D. Orndoff, S. Spanogle, A. Latimer L. Warthen, D. Kareis, L. Delancey. FIRST ROW: B. Pratt, E. Lindgren, S. Moran, L. Cavanaugh, N. Kinder, E. Scott, J. Shemo, N. Thomas. HOMEROUM 314 LAST ROW: J. Hill, J. Keiser, D Conte, W. Schurr, C. Planert, R. Hecht- man. THIRD ROW: H. Meyers, F. Black D. Long, C. Sternat, G. Lersch, A Nixdorf, W. Polinsky, W, Bruno. SECOND ROW: W. Rhubright, L Thiessen, B. Marsh, J. Ostroski, T Hillis, G. Bledsoe, M. Jones. FIRST ROW: M. Edinger, G. Kissell P. Fournier, M. B. Callcnder, E. Years ley, L. Baldwin, M. Jones, D. Kohl. v 0 rvmember IIUMEROUM 400 LAST ROW: T. Tarpvy, J. Campbell J. Dn-nning, L. Corona. R. Roberts. THIRD ROW: H. Hitrhvns, J. Mair, R. K1-arm-v. W. O'Nm-il, J. Yorca. SECOND ROW: N. Bnyvr, P. Stahl man, R. Whilling, T. Turznk, G. Nagvl FIRST ROW: Flnai, H. Fisher J, M1-rhns. R. MvCollum, M. Jackson. J. Gvtzv. IIOMERUOM 302 LAST ROW: F. DL-Grnno, W. Hallgrnn R. Fowler, W. Dunbar, R. Koa. THIRD ROW: G. Cowon, A. Fullers, W. Boclvn, W. Bic-dc-nhach, G. Hodrlcr. D. Gm-rbvr. SECOND ROW: B, Frnkvr. C. Rush V. HL-rldorman. N. Sim-fvrt, D. Kralowill L. Dunrnn, J. Pisnni. FIRST ROW: J. Liln-II, D, Dvan. G Adams, L. Matson, B. Hardy, C. Will lnffls. HOMERUOM 309 LAST ROW: R. Fowler, M. Pfister, C. We-In-r. J. Rm-dvr. H. Kearns. B Shnnlr-r. SECOND ROW: J. Pylos, J. Hageriy T, Bom-y, M. Phillips, G. Taylor. FIRST ROW: S. Johnston, L. Lisowsky L. Nm-ff, D. Asbury. K. Holton. J, Gre-on nwalt. IIUMEROOM 40I LAST ROW: L. Kr-nm-dy, P. Myer, D. Smith, A. Dsylnn, R. S1-asv. SECOND ROW: J. Marks, W. Brown J. Obshm-nl, V. Grab. C. Schmittlv. FIRST ROW: T. Ishvrwood, R. Jones, R. Curnow, A. Young, R. Testa, J Flirkingvr. Af S55 .i. .l UNIORS Hmmkoom sos LAST ROW: S. Humphrey, A. Cos- tanzo, C. Nay, E. Rees, H. Hepburn. SECOND ROW: D, Prodanovich, R Bodnar, R. Stramenga, D. Asbury J. Waddell, FIRST ROW: M. A. Koelker, C, Slut sky, P. Lynam, B. Kraljevic, E. Nopp 'Q HUM BROOM Ill!! LAST ROWQ J. Kuczck, V. Battistu, D. Krohe, D, Francis, R. Ht-rmann, R, Testa. FOURTH ROW: T. Z1-ok, R, Griasia R. Mitchell. D. Cromer, R. Stennctt R, Pioth. THIRD ROW: W. Scott. R. Hallcr, R. Rankin, G. Abram, B. Pawlak, V. Miller, R. Dcal. SECOND ROW: C. McCoy, M. Con- sidine, C. Baker, J. Cannon, L. Darby M. Herr, R. Kenning. FIRST ROW: S. Gompcrt, N. Ht-lscl J. Peters, S. Bn-iste-l, P. Hoffman, C. Bryar, M. Ingram, V. McLeod. HONIEROOM l08 LAST ROW: A. Hussey, H. Hucka J. Quigley, U. Rohde, J. Hainc, J Filipowski, T. Meyers. THIRD ROW: D. Ralston, D. Begg J. Carlson, R. Babich, D, Aunkst, V Cafaro, G. Steffey. SECOND ROW: J. Wvtzcl, A. Simon D. Horn, P. Smith, A. Dr-wt-V, W Osterman, I. Hawkins, J. Storkman L. Conto. FIRST ROW: M. Spahr, J. Wood, C Cooley, C. Recd, T. Adamck, P. Z1-in arel, B. Ross, S. Bernath. HUM EROOM l05 LAST ROW: C. Hankey, W. Hookc K. Antesbergcr, J. Taylor, E. Robinson R. Aleva. FOURTH ROW: P. Corey, J. Duxbury J. Painter, J. Mura, E, Rohrer, D. Craigi THIRD ROW: L. Morse, H. Brown S. Harrity, H. Kimmel, E. Fox, Ji Davis, C. Bobo. SECOND ROW: P. Barrett, J. Hamer J. Tierney, D. Cook, M. Lewis, P. Cloonan, V. McCall. FIRST ROW: E. Swacus, S. Lee-ch J. Conway, N. Dychc, M. Bennett L. Gibson, S. Hull, A. Gelbkc. IIONIICROOSI filflk LAST ROW: W. Snlwr, W. Gr:-1-no W. Farr:-st, IJ. Fngnn. R. Hill, W N1-uhil. C. Must:-rw. THIRD ROW: A. Divvlla, M. O'D0n in-ll, D. Putrinw, R, Z4-rzlnku, P. W4-hslvr F. Sqnillnnh-, A. Mnvsc-r, J. I I1-ntlvrson SECOND ROW: S. Wright, C. Ellis, J. Kulmr. J. Ovlvr, J. Austin, R. Cox. FIRST ROW: D. Comic-v. M. Martin I.. G1-isle-, T. Culrlwc-ll, D. Vilinn, L Luv:-, M. Ilitting. IIONIICROONI filli LAST ROW: D. Srliin-bvr, C. Lvslin- Ii. Grluwun, K. Ain-s. R. Zimmr-rman FOURTH ROW: J. Shi-rrv, T. Hopps-r, W, Crum, T. Ushvr, D, Murrlorh. A Illmlvn-r. TIIIRD ROW: I.. Gm-tsiv, D. Klins-, M Ilnlulmurkn, T. Wnth-ri, J. Nivholls I.. Norriw. SECOND ROW: J, V4-sm-ly, S. Sachs, J. O'Ilrinn. M. Atfhison. J. Ski-rlak K. King. FIRST ROW: J. Luvrl:-n, P. Nowvll M. Cruusc-. D. Srhmirlt, B. Rnhc-rfs K. Currnrnn. F. Ruskin, IIONIICROONI ISI7 LAST ROW: J. P4-nrson. W. Baum G. Sluvm-r, Ii. Aclclli-nmn. L. Sapivnzn C. Lrmgilon. THIRD ROW: J. Tnvlnr, J. Wagnvr, I . Si:-gg, B. Mm'Allisti-r, T. Cloughvriy R. M1-vi-rs, T. Sh:-lnr. SECOND ROW: E, Luvas, C. Pfnuls. L. Minnirk, M. Volrhm-rk, C, Rs-ynolds L. jnffnrwa. FIRST ROW: J. W:-In-r, D. Angelo D. I.uc'ns, Srllofivlrl, L. Wllvy, M Sfuvm-I, N. Vun Sirklc. X! MMM' Q I B HOMEROONI LIBRARY LAST ROW: J. MCNavish. W. Frvsch J. Brvsnahan, H. Robinson, T. Hoe-r T. Hvrron, G. McWilliams. THIRD ROW: R Youngo, J. Bukes D. Cannon, T. MCGaughoy. J. Brown P. Olson. SECOND ROW: L. Schiffmachcr, M Lewis, S. Spoichvr, J. Toering. M. Rich ai-ds, R. Kuhar, R. Palascak. FIRST ROW: K. Klingonsmith, A Maum. M. Pickvls. M. Lana-. M. Hart- man, P. Price. They remember happy moments spent danring ai PIONIEROOM ll7 LAST ROW: R. Schings, T, Boyd. D. Kirsch, P. Rupprecht, F. Wester, G. Avel. THIRD ROW: R. White, R. Mains, R. Windhorst, R. Guy, P. Raucci, D. Sadler. SECOND ROW: E. Todd, K. Vogel, K. O'Leary, J. Szostak, A. Gribenas, W. Fishell. FIRST ROW: T. Yuhasz, J. Brinza, J. Ummer, M. L. Tamarelli, A. Strange J. Joyce, J. Peters. HOMEROOM 304 LAST ROW: J. Dugan, R. Rockwell F. Ferrero, C. Rosemeyer, G, Lutz D. Champ. THIRD ROW: L. Houck, S. Daw T. Sokolowski, J. Boyd, R. McMinn R. Keeney, R. Cahill. SECOND ROW: T. Breitzkreutz, J O'Leary, D. Lipinski, J. James, G. Man cuso, J. Leddon, C. Vodde. FIRST ROW: B. Hester, B. Hynes M. Reddick, J. McGowan, L. Mund singer, B. Sherman, Z. Mohammed. While Linda Cavanaugh looks on, Christy Rey- nolds tells Ann Mauro and Lynn Fungus about an amusing incident. Vnwiliglzl. INIIIIIIIIS mul vhvering junior stars at ganzes ,C f S Claws rings on display pcm' lDl'0IlIK'Ill lm' john Muir, Suv fionnpcrl, Virginian .-hulvrsun Zllll IIUNIICROONI YI7 LAST ROW: D. R4-word. R. Hatting, R, Frnmwf, A. Ru-itll-r, LI. Brown, C. Cnnnningw, D, Anlmmplos. J. Pnrhcinl. THIRD RUYV: A. Knnv, J. Shannon. D. Stork, 'I'. Goff, K. Evans. C. Snnnvn- In-rg. Ii. Ilnlwrt, C. V1-hnn. SECOND ROW: N. NInvk. K. Mrlrlill. Nirllnlsml, I'. Pringlc, G. Gnlla-V. C. Sn-nsnlmngh, Bnrm-tt, A. Klvin. FIRST RUWI L. Iinkl-r, S. We-iSn4'r. L. II:-nry, R. Stvrnn-r. C. Martirl-. N. Rhmlu-H. P. Tnvlur, C, Savngv. IIONIICRUUNI QI2 LAST Row- R M.-r.-.mn W H11 . . . . , . x . H. Fnlnn-wlnrk, R. Upnrnlrn. R. Pnlnskv. J. Crnig, R. Sinxvmlinga-r. G. Oborlz-y. THIRD ROW: Al. Cnsnnnvn. R. john- D. Cust:-s-I, M. Krob- W. Rvrlhffll. SECOND ROW: V. Amlvrwrm, K. C. Hlllrlm-l'ls-r, FIRST ROW: J. L. Hr-will. A. Ilrun-k, II, Fulton, B. All-xnnalvr, H. Wim-, J. Lnmnnl. sun, AI. Huh-lnnn, In-I, D, Us-tk, R. Grnhvr. j. Hy:-111, Ks-nm-dv, Ii. English. Whilv. Crnin. J. G4-rmaux, 1 A , Gyfgf Hfafff ' ad...... OPHOMORE have new experiences during jirs September begun one ol' the most zul- venturons years lor the soplioniores. Alter the bewilclerinent ol the lirst days wore oll, they eleetetl class ollieers: Dave Kztntes, president: pluck Dexter, vice president: Betty Kaye Pratt, secretary: :incl Fran XVencller, treasurer. Never forgotten will be the thrilling pep meetings, the laughs and suspense ol' games :tt the fieltl and in the gym. pzlrtieipzition in elutpel lJCl'l-Ol'll12lllCCS, and the loveliness ol' the proni, Clupitlls Holiday. liziell month brought soniething new. 9' 3 114i E li E, Ready to greet parents at sophomore tea are of iicers, jack Dexter, Fran Vfendler, Betty Kaye Pratt, and Dave Kantes. HOMEROUNI l9 LAST ROW: R. Matz, A. Northwood B. Gibbons, B. Eagleson, J. Golack. G. Ferguson. THIRD ROW: R. Cline, P. McCloskey. R. Draxinger, S, Ellerton, A. Kohut R. Allsop, E. Bernath. SECOND ROW: G. Gardner, B. Sim- mers, K. Essick, L. Stewart, B. Long N. Hyde, K. Patrias. FIRST ROW: C. Finkbeiner, J. Cali- giuri, B. Hartmann, M. Charlett, M Sensabaugh, P. Horn, M. Delancey S. Crelli. HOMEROOM 315 LAST ROW: A. I-Iensel, J. Schmidt T. Hamm, M. Clark, J. Prislipsky W. Benning. THIRD ROW: G. Miller, J. Gilboy D. Muse, E. Lindsay, B, Jaluvka, R Darby. SECOND ROW: J. Kuniak, L. Brown K. Bittner, V. Johnson, M. Wiehagen C. Simendinger, S. Wells. FIRST ROW: J. Mirra, J. Pehna, D Hughes, F. Wendler. C. Celender B. Strunk, D. Jacobs, K. McClure. Y fvur Q!-lligll srlmol IIONIICRUUNI 2ll LAST RUYN: Stork, D Plltlson N. Nnnstxwl, J. Rmrll, W Slmpsun R Mutt:-ru, ll. Agni:-. THIRD ROW: T. Buvlv, D Dslim R Culwn-ll, D. Frm-wh, G Mllllr liununl. SICCONIJ ROW: P. S hvm KVI.:-:urv, R. Yulnwwh, 4 fumlios S. Shxmk, H. Gulunng. FIRST RUW: G. Cnrlrm, M Con pu u R. Rossl. M. Wnrmwk, D Boo 1 M.-lrulh-, L. Hopkins. llffxilfllffflxf 2I8 LAST ROW: C. Slnlll, Flsnr Mzurnm-Ilan. R. Knuln-r. T Rrxultru W. f'nuw-I, W. Nlvvlv. THIRIY I'lOW2 Sfxku :wus I Muughmllvr. R. ITlppnl1tu, C ut mr M. Cnlugurn-. R. Ernxt. Sl'X'flNl7 IQYTWI ff Ulwrn Iall111-s,M. Hullh, M Mlngln S A Un I' K I . W. . ls. l lRS'l' ROW: Al. Ilmgf-rlv, D B1 rkum if Shmnf. S. Yah-Q, L. W1 mr Walsh. C. L4-ll. IIUNIICIUNHI T900 LAST ROW: tl. Shwk, C Tirvxr U. Vulm-Il. li. Amlunls. Slrcml il. Cust:-I-I. SICCIJNID ROW: M. Cnrru, R N un G. Lung, A. Sv:-I, C. Hnmlssn liuimulm. FIRST ROW: Hrinkvr, N Mlwscr Cf ll:-nrv, G. Gr:-gnrxrln, B Hugnx K Mull:-r. H. R4-al. IIONIICRUUNI I Ih LAST ROW' A. Gr:-ru, R. M1-vn-r, W. Hnrrlx, -I IJ. Prm-h.-n, THIRD ROW: W, Edwards W. Appumn, li, Rvunufr, K, Hmklmrl, R. Shnrklvlmm SICCUNID RUW: B, Pnl!! J. G1-rnhurrll. -I. S1114-V. L lluggn-rlv, M. Simrm. FIRST ROW: C. K1-II:-y P. Mxlllxrxllxuxlrl, B. Plnzlan I. Wnrv. M, Mr'Guir1-. 4 5 ...fy : x :jf 15 5' OPHOMORE HOMEROOM 3 I 8 LAST ROW: J. Roberts, R. Mull R. Rohde, W. Betz, J. Stevick, C. Rush W. Blystone. THIRD ROW: M. Milligan, J. Cable J, Kettering, P. Gibson, J. Dicoskey W. Smith. SECOND ROW: J. Nelson, C. Kusse- row, J. Sullivan, L. Fisher, K. Mancuso M. Roche. FIRST ROW: D. Fahnestock, M George, F. Harvan, C. Schmitt, C. Klue B. Frank, C. Parke. HOM ER00 M 300 FOURTH ROW: W. Kochman, D. Irvin, D. Muse, D. Wilson, L. Bohme J. Grim. THIRD ROW: R. Hohlweg, D. Ebert D. Kantes, R. Dunsworth, W. McClyl monds, J. Foltz, J. Dexter. SECOND ROW: L. Roessler, P, Max- ton, R. I-Iershorin, J. Grime, L. Fletch- er, E. Albaugh, K. Hawkins. FIRST ROW: G. Repine, S. Salsgiver, S. Ahern, J. Hannan, A. Guerdan. S. Smith, R. I-Ioyack. HOME ROOM 307 LAST ROW: L. Hoff, J. Cannon, M Carr, R. Claypoole, D. Howell, D. Har rison, D. Montgomery. THIRD ROW: D. Getty, F. Cutruzzulo J. Criste, H. Moenich, R. Coleman W. Ketter, A. Merlina. SECOND ROW: C. Benedict, M. Mc Henry, K. Davis, B. Gill, N. Nicholls S. Patterson. FIRST ROW: M. Murphy, M. Costan tino, D. Lance, H. Robertson, L. Moug- hamer, P. Godwin, M. Kaiser. HUM EROOM I07 LAST ROW: A. Waite, N. Patton R. Davis, J. Treichler, T. Thompson R. McClelland. SECOND ROW: R. Speakman, A Fletcher, J. Grimes, D, Wright, L Beadling, J. Keating. FIRST ROW: S. Smith, L. Lewis, K Leet, C. Rorer, R. Walling, M. Green- away, F. Papadopoulos. 1 hr joirwrl f'l 11115 ll0NIliROOM 2lI LAST ROW: K. Waugh, L. IVIrClvlland R. Tulmk, D, Kirk, R. Wisv, D. Thomas. THIRD ROW: F. Bukva, R. Cipullo A. Strom. J. Slum-hrnkor, P. Yuzawich SECOND ROW: L. Hanlon, M. Davius D. Tyrn-Il, K. Dnnuhuu, C. Bs-ward Wm-ntzm-I. FIRST ROW: J. Ross, C. Miller, P Julmstun, M. Wm-st. B. P1-arson, M. Mc' D1-rnlifl. IHYNIIQRINPNI 203 LAST ROW: J. O'Mnllc-y, N. Hviml ingm-r. J. Axnmle-u, G. Bowkor. C. Whit tlngslnll. THIRD ROW: M. Thomas, R. Smith H. Mnrwll, A. H1-rnlcl, A. Wavrkvr, ll. Jann-S. SECOND ROW: P. Stuck, J. Stnlar rzyk, J. Tlmlnpsun. C. Hahn, R. Wisv G. Evunirh. FIRST ROW: S. Frm-sh-rirk, K. Cam 4-mn, C, Bum-r, M. Crumlrlock, M. Rich urllw. C. Silnxnm-rs. IIONIICRKNDM fil2 LAST ROW: J. Ruvhc-, A. Franco, C. Buvingm-r, S. Sxwrnrlmnngo, J. Kelly W. Bnxtvr, M. Km-nig. THIRD ROW: J. Mslntvris. D. Piper, R. Snvrlur, G. Hannan, T. Hartley R. Bnyvr. SECOND ROW: S. Fink, J. Black P. Burns. J. Lnfy. E. Millvr. S. Nagvl K. Schultz. FIRST ROW: M. Cnrns, B. Spvars K. Grs-1-ne-, M. Siann, R. Garrulo. L. R1-flfm-rn, I. Gm-nlvrt. IIONIICROONI P908 LAST ROW: J. Gls-clirk, C. Long, S. H4-lxlm-v, Il, Tfnnninn, F. Culunvllo, G. Clnrk. SECOND ROW: D. Yr-nclu-, B. Rnlwrts, M. Gumhx, R. Sullivan, L. Funrlis, J. Fox. FIRST ROW: P. Zutluln, P. Dinm-vn, M. All-xnnzh-r, D. Ai:-llu. P. R1-ttgm. M. Mullm-r. Sw if l ' :nn.1uuAul , 1-nr' V 1 1 N Q X X 9 and attended their first prom, Cupiclis Holicla ,nf ioilglb ,DJ V09 I -P if wi we ruff' .,Q '3l+,+? V? W w W fb-P N J. nv- -in . K0 0' sv- v 0 -- NIST - 'lf H - e X' .P Nr ,AI 0 mlfwhuxll' xi? HOMEROOM 210 LAST ROW: R. Van Ormer, D. Wilson, J. Wise, R. Delaney, G. Zajack, D. Chatham. THIRD ROW: D. Tillett, R. Weiss, E. Yocca, P. Vortish, R. Curry, H. Braun. SECOND ROW: P. Whitten, M. Car- roll, A. Lassack, B. Lutz, C. Zwahlen, J. Bryson, R. Malko. FIRST ROW: N. Davis, L. Kmonk, C. Shannon, C. Smull, R. Jedinak, P. Powell, M. Merola. H0lWIEROfllN'I ll8 LAST ROW: R. Devoe, D. D. Lakly, T. Albertson, D. A R. Koehler, D. Dressel. THIRD ROW: J. Heddinger, K. der, B. Wolfe, R. Anderson, T. Cl field, J. LaRosa, D. Bassett. SECOND ROW: G. Dyche, W, VK L. Kerr, R. Winkler, L. Rittcnoi Phillips, P. Janoss, K. Ervin. FIRST ROW: N. Smith, S. W J. Ramsey, J. Teets, V. Kicr D. Keyser, D. Falvo, B. Beck. HOMEROOM l I0 LAST ROW: R. Johnson, W. If C. Brinker, J. Butler, D. Connc Riker, R. McAllister, O. Robling. THIRD ROW! R. Emeigh, J. Quinn, M. Sample, J. Snyde Bond, R. Corley. SECOND ROW: J. Smith, J. I-l baum, L. Blair, B. Altar, S. L L. Dryburgh, K. Cavalier. FIRST ROW: J. Huey, M. E. M K. Morgart, K. Nichols, J. 3 D. Suchan, D. Westphal, V. Esl HIIVII wvvk IIOc.Q'llll with ll0lll0l'00ll1 gllfiflrllzovv pvriorl N Q SQQ mx r gh Shillrx 'I'l4-icllrl amloglalplls Ilrr wnior lriuurm- for an l'lil5Slll2 '. U ,sw i K3 K X 0 1 t A iv. ' Q 3 R A .K, fy Wg .N S5 L no sf, sg 5 , Ml Q' 1 , 5 Ill A N Qui I xvillIll'l' ol' an hluv rihlxon is Room HITS ciIIl'iNllllllN door 1lcror:llion nnuh' In on-loolwr Clylic Plouls. ru lking Ilznly as llll'il llwmc, jauk Ward, XViIlium Dryhurgh. Lois kcnnm'rling, Maury Mellon, joan Snmlr, juan Mlmno, Guy Iluraulla plan lhvir f:hl'iSllllAlH door zlvrorulion. 57 v ug N, sg, Qfvfi. Rm 511 QF g We Q 41 5 siA'w . gg S f Aw wi K W of 3 ,si Q , A ctz'vz'tz'e In Illlllllllll lo :ls ll lll ll illllllllllllll XX IIS 1 uulc llll,t ul lllllllltx lmm ullull lmlll plm :sun llul lnoln am lu llulxul f,lL:lllIlllI0lIN Nllllkll lu num lllltllNl I Q HIIXIIN llu uni lipHNiIlllllXl Ilu Ulllll llu Itlul llu IIIIINHIIII llu llllllli lllll llll luul nn I num Ill mnlxlllg nlul pluxmu, ullll nllulx U Ili .. H l , D. Thomas, K. Myers, L. Baacke. FIRST LAST ROW: W. Harrison, D. Willson. SECOND ROW: J. Essick, K. Yothers, J. as ey ROW: M. J. Martin, G. Reichenfeld, S. Bishop, D. Zetler, F. Barr. K B ick Richard Bruder Joanne Brust, NEW MEMBERS: John Barclay, Robert Beck, Kenneth Berkoben, Barbara Bernauer, ay esw , , Ronald Carlson, Janet Colvin, Eloise Craig, William Dryburgh, Elizabeth Ellis, Margaret Ferguson, Karl Fink, John Gomola, Carol Gray, Judith Hannan, Carolyn Hayes and Fred Hedinger. K 1' L' d McClure Carole Mangold Pamela Paris Ernest Parti Carolyn Pucci, Hazel Rankin, Anne Brit Others include Lois emrner mg, in a , , , I , A A V I Rasmussen, Jean Schano, Mary Lou Schmidt, Betty Spears, Mary Ann Stahl, Sally Steinmiller, Clara Weiss, William H. White and Mary Lois Wilshire. greets membersg A-BOARD controls-fumls One ol' the highest honors in XVHS is elec- tion to the National llonor Society, an organ- ifation lor students outstanding in service, leadership, character, and scholarship. In the fall the Society, headed by elected ollicers, Donald lVillson, president, and Di- anne 'l'hotnas, secretary, acted as guides at the reception given by the School Board. In March the old nietnhers took part in the an' nual induction program. Consisting ol Your teachers, live students, and Mr. Ege, chairman, the Activity Board supervised the distribution ol' student-earned funds. The Hnancing ol' special chapel programs, the purchase ol' such things as honor pins and Leaders' Club etnhletns, the rental ol' caps and gowns for the graduating seniors and the par- tial support ol' our foreign exchange students came under the jurisdiction ol' the lloard. LAST ROW: W. Harrison, M. Pringle, J. White, Mr, Yetter, G. Caranfa, E. Quigley. FIRST ROW: Miss McQuiston, Miss Steele, Miss Wilson, Mr. Ege. IH' 1 I Y T . -if -gh .5 x .'z 'a fl Q .H 4 .. ' -. QQ. . 41 A N 'A' . ,ll !'. Q 'ri' 4: s '4' 5311, 4 ae- , X MS 'v 5 xi- if. 5' 4.,.. M . 'x ab. 'T' x -. :Uv nl.-4 I f s , a ,' g. I ' 4 ' ws if , .X . 'WX 1 7' 'H 2 if ',Z'1Yx- H I it 1 .4 1.5 I ,F IH.. .lr .Q .xl L: -s 'G ' 'EQ A wx, 1 . 11' , up U' 34 'Q x 1 S T 'C ' Q I C ,L, 1 5' y' 315, i D 2 -.z'n 4' ' . if 1 4 is ,kwa I an , .4 ' T. l , A K . Q, . '. 1. 4. - c, D5 Fxsw . ' 122. il Y ,f .'Q' I 53 YR . ' x L: fix 'ty ii hr 3. q w , I. sql . 'll .If i i 2-ik .5 ' ' '.. . A. A-. M. .-f 1 4. --.1'!,, J . YA? . ..1 ff 4 X .. , N . r X,7 G ,590 , Ka NH! K xx. h 'K I .Q ig. fe fig , f f'Kf D 2. . ' - X' . xl . fm' x.. ! gre:-as 2 dl .ss-. 3+ fi E N4 -g ii .ig SQ X ,gf ' ST DE T ERVICE promotes better citizenship LAST ROW: C. Rosemeyer, R. Galbraith, R. Bock, J. Davis, W. Gilbert, K, Kerr, J. Keiser, F. Carter, D. Murdoch, G. Caranfa, J. Matusz H. Hucka. THIRD ROW: J. Barclay, E. English, D. Thomas, M. Ayoub, E. Quigley, A. Akers, K. Berkoben, W. Emert, M. McBride C. Pommersheim, K. Fink. SECOND ROW: E. Cook, K. Myers, J. Wetzel, W. Osterman, W. Harrison, M. jackson, J. Campbell, J. Han nan, B. Dunlap, L. Love, E. Rohrer. FIRST ROW: M. Jackson, M. Reddick, M. Schmidt, G. Miles, J. Ummer, E. Yearsley, M. Scovcl J. Colvin, P. Pringle, G. Reichenfeld, L. Davies, V. Robertson. Sponsored by Miss Minnie Belle McQuiston, Student Service with .Xlvin Akers :ts president, Bill Harrison, vice presidentg und Linda Davies, secretary. tried to promote better citi- zenship. .Xt noon the group supervised study periods and the ztpproztchcs to the stairs. lt also helped with honor study periods and tutoring. This year Miss Patricia Jenkins organized ll new group, at branch ol' the qlunior Red Cross, In December students brought presents -coloring hooks, tiny ztutoinohilcs, rubber hulls-to fill Clhristinzis stockings. Latter the group delivered some ol' the stockings to an day nursery on the North Side: others wcnt to the Sztlvzttion Army. UNIOR RED CROSS jills Christmas stockings M. Kaiser, S. Wilkins, S. Ahern, K. Patrias, G. Gardner. SE IOR COUNSELORS wrap to' sn br Christmas 489 910+ ' 5 1 1. f x ,fm . af, fa! xxx x Shias' Q uv- -wi jucly llunnnn, Phyllis jolmson, Mary Lou Schmidt and Carolyn Hzlyvs wrap toys for Christmas lmskcts. .Xs 1lllX'1lyS, mln- Sl'lllUl' Klm1lls0lcn's lulllllvcl Illl'lI' :lim -ilu' support ol sclmnl :mul umnnunily proic-cts. 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NIJOIISUII .hmc Brit Rasmusscn fclclmllc her hirtluluy. 63 OFFICE ASSISTA T run errands, collect slips LAST ROW: C. Bollinger, Mrs. Ayres, E. J. Allen, L. Kimmerling. J. Scida, J. Essick, E. Mankel, M. L. Schmidt. SECOND ROW C. Fisher, G. Hoff, S, Trsichel, E. English, S. Wilkins. FIRST ROW: J. Schano, M. Grey, Mrs. Shontz. D. RL-nslanrl. 'lypillg lJullL'Li11s zmcl sclkccll zunmuncc- wen' lllc' clulics ol' ilu- ulluu assistants in TOUIIIS IIICIIIS, 2lllJll2llJCIlllllg :xml lilillg i'2ll'llS. Ylllllllllg l2I and HHS, as ilu-y llQlIll'llL'Kl ilu' clutivs ui c1'l'z1mls. :mul c'ollL'c'Li11g lll75l'llilC slips-llwsc Xlrs. .Xyrcs :md Nlrs. Slmnlf. 64 Ql OT S T10 ' SQUA writes fldvirfl on lmarrls 1 W HSN,- K Ext Q S LAST ROW: J. Smulm-, J, Sk:-rluk, M, Ayuulx, D. Ilslvy, B, Ward, J, Mrcmwan, THIRD ROW: N. Thomas, S, 'I'l'n-ivllcl, E. MHllkl'l, D, Rl-nslnml, J. Mm'Cann, M, Pivkn-ls. SECOND ROW: J. Flvlrls, D. Li-ntz, B. Hardy, L. Kvmmurling, A. Brozck. M, Full:-n. FIRST ROW: J. Crain, E. Fmliing, B. Als-xamlvr, L. Nagvlvy, L. Haas. Xhmikiiig iimlvr ilu' mliiuiliuii ol Nliss ln llic lilmrziry girls ziml boys xiwsislccl Nliw.. lilifzilmc-Ili lliimllvy, llic Qillulllllull Squzul was Nlznrgxlivl Nvii lay rliuckiiig slips, liling mulx, im-spumilmlv lm llic' inspiring 1IllUl2lllUllS writ. signing out m'c'rnigl1l lmoks, l'Q'llll'llllIg' lmoolxs tvn on ilu- liuxm-mon: lmzmls l'X'1'l'f Nlomlgny to llwir prupvi' plzicvs. .xml liclping slluli-ins lllllllllllg. llic- lllllllllllfllh win' sn'lc'1'lm'1l czuli Io clioosc' llllK'l'l'5llllg lmuks, nifnilll liy uniiiiiillviw llcuulmwl lmy Sliirlvy Scnirn' lllJl'iIl'I' ZlSSlSl2llll5 who lmll sc'i'x'n'cl lm' lIll'l1lli'l, pn-siclcwil: l.ylm Xngc-lvy, vin' pics- Iwo or llirvc' yl'2ll'5 i'c'u'ivvcl pins in l'1'c'Ugl1lllUll lll4'Illl .lmnn Nlcllzum, St'1l'l'l2ll'y :xml .login ol' llwir sc'1'x'ic'n'. Smallv, Ilt'LlSlll1'l'. w .'Sl TA 1 help in libmr , learn. lII'0l'Qllllfl'P LAST ROW: E, Cook, W. Hltchvns, E. Craig. M. Full:-n, C. Lon. M. L. Schmidt, R. Matz, R. Rankin, M. Ayoub, J. Brinza, M. Plrkn-ls, J. Umnu-r. FIRST ROW: D. Colm-, J. Fin-lds, D. Booth. P. Poulos, D. We-stphal, T. Caligiuri, I-I. Youngk, G. Adams. 65 NNUAL stfzjjrproduoes book of memories X s 2 5 Mike Horowitz, Kathie Yothers and Dorothy Zetler discuss layout plans. y , Annual members were kept busy trying to complete a myriad ol necessary tasks. In July Carole Mangold prepared a layout. From September until February Editor Mike Horowitz doubled as photographer. XfVhile Carolyn Hayes prepared the senior section, Literary Editor Dot Zetler and Sports Editor Kathie Yothers polished write-ups. Meanwhile, Tonianne Claligiuri pondered over captions and headlines, Carolyn Pucci typed endless copy, Business Manager, Don XfVillson, and his stall, Linda McClure, Clara XVeiss, john Gomola, and Dave Murdoch struggled industriously with financial affairs, and junior stall' mem- bers helped Nancy Mack and assistant photographer, Hank Hucka, with prool- reading and typewriting. Finally, alter months ol work the stall' met its last dead- line: another yearbook went to press. Carolyn Pucci dictates senior activities Trying to meet their deadline are staff members, Nancy Mack, Tonianne to Carolyn Hayes. Caligiuri and Hank Hucka. V UN Wy OBJ 0 AMA' 'lfm ' r IIUI I1 4 4 cuworkvrs, .lanct Hash I IW put llu hull lollcllvs on Ihr HiWVays CSS Ullxlllig luglllnl ilu ll1'll'ny.s stall, llll1lCl' sn ulq tlllllll'-Ill-l'llIl'l, pulm- cl nulxlx ISSlllS ul ilu pllmu lln lb nga ulmns I cl Rolnx-r, 'llllIi'l llaxlcy. as mn, logctllm' with x IIIISIS and plmlograpll- IllIH cl n 1 I noni lr nl lmn plannc-nl anal assign- nunls lllllli ln llllNl ulmns anal lllc-il' assist- mmsalus lunncl lxnllnc Ymlmcrs, manag- sllx In :clung lln- lJl'U0l5 ol' Illi' sna s manager, Rlflllllll lulnnmlnlllus In lllxlllfj, marc' ul lmulmlifilv s Illll lllllllllllig cnlnlalion J lllm llSllll ol lun lo ls wah 'n ca 'lif- PA4 lvjQ'1'l'L:i-jgllil Iilylflllm 'Vu 'V' X x W l I I 'fl A, v 9 l I X I L , Ar, enorts walyjsgfl 1, l n' Wfyyffl in A Amn-um if 5 ,K vi' O . M, fa X ' l s if r- 12 lc ' 51 5 ,Ex i X mf , X - A X, ff X . r, .l 1 Xxx Q E tx 4 .,.......-o-A- x 1 - VND' Tlnlrsmlay. liclurc C nnplnll Incl lns sl nll llnnmllul Ilm llnlnclnl In M Im I l lf ,K ' Marllla Richards, WVcndic l,Sll'I'llI1lll, Lynn Henry, Kalhiv Yulllcrs. fi 114' judilh G1-rmaux, and Susan Moran. .rf TAI 6 .y f Russcll ZlIIllllt'l'lll1lll, jack Davis, Ed Rollrvr and Hob fQl'iSl'0lll. X Sh' Diana Ilsley, Mary Ann Lance, Mark Koenig and Sue Ahcrn. l f 67 QM x XX x X RL LDITORIUM is the setting for clailf worshij Organisls, Patty Newell, Peggy Pringln Janet Lillich, Carol Nlnrtire, Daw Clements and janet Colvin supply th pleasant hzickgrniind nnusic which 111 l'0lllp2'll!lCS the Sl'l'l'l'll Q1111111111111-1111-111 i11 chapel and pe1'l'm'1n All lllillly sflun functions, CH PEL CO ITTEE arranges pro mms LAST ROW: K. Kerr, R. Beck, T. Hassall, D, Bruder, J. Hannan, Miss Long, FIRST ROW: Miss Wischmeyer, L. McClure, K. Yothers, D. Clements, E. Rohrcr, Miss D. Covil, Mr. Ege. l'1'og1'z1111s l'o1'1-l111pel 21111 the 1'cspr111sil1ility zmls llllll Kathy Myers: fiCllt'l'2ll NluLo1 s Pru- ol the flll2llJL'l CIo111111i11c-1-. SO1111- highlighls ol vue ol' l1l'0gl'LfSS1 il lllOVlC by l'l11l llill'l'lSOll this yezu' were ll XN'l'CSlllllg ch-111o11s11':1tio11 by Zllllllll the Lewis llllll Clark l'0llIlll'yl szmilr the 11u1l101' ol' clog stories, BL'l'I1'2lIlCl Sl1111'tlcll': Ol'2llll2lS hy M11 Ray Nluplc, the only uS2llltlOl'- the ll czippcllzfs Zllllllllll Cll111isL111z1s co11c'e1't3 ll 11111isL i11 the worlcll a111cl ll lcc'1111'1- hy D11 11111sic':1l IJl'Ogl'2llll hy .X.lf.S, SlllLlCIllS, A11111: Phillip Cl11111111i11gs i11 May. l5l'lL Rll5lIlllSSCll, Bill l l2ll'l'lSOll, Nlz11'1l111 Rich- 68 i 4 .di f 3' if Q 'Pi ,, ff V W 7? 4 ' 'Y 'f f 5' Q 1 f 5 1 -4 Q Q I mx sf STAGE CREW' THE PIA Indispensable to clmpel are john Gar- ruto and Marlin Prylllereh who each day flash the RIIIIUIIIICCIIICIIIS on the screen from the projection booth in the balcony of the auditorium. Stage crew members, Bill Sllalfer and Dick Nageley, mix paints for stage sets for the play, Desk Set. LAST ROW: R. Zimmerman, R. Young, R. Nageley, H. Fisher, W. Shaffer. FIRST ROW: E. Rohrer, K. Yothers, B. Langbein, A. Harold, D. McRae. I T nrnflluvf all-sclwol pla , DESI SET Nlm-lnlwls ol Ihr Nzlllmml llllll'5IJl1lll Smivly, slmllsulul hy Miss Ruth ll'is4ln1u'yc'l'. wnrkvml on thc scllluolk clrulnqnlu lJl'UllllllIUllS. .xlllfbllg lhc' Swim-lfx :l4llXlIlt'x lm' this yczn' wvrc' lhv sullrsaluml play, 'l'lu- llcsk Sc-I, lllc-:llc-r lJJll'Il1's .nl CIzn'llc'gic- lull, thc' hm l'lnylmusc', znml rhv Nixon, :xml thc' ln'm-svlllznliun ul an xllznlvl' to lhv nvwly- lm'lm'cl ll4lll'SIJlXIll Smim-ly :ll Swissvzllc lligh Smhrml, lhin yn-:nk UllIlK'lS wcrv llzlw Mr- Rm-az, IJIi'Slil4'lll1 Alumly llzzlmzm, vim' IH1'Sllll'lll1 lic-ily lillis, Sl'Kll'lZll'fI :xml llgnlmlgn l.JIllglJi'lll, ll'l'1lslll1'l'. judy Slilflilllilll, judy Henman and Ed Quiglvy 1ll'l in Desk Set. 'THESPIANS LAST ROW: E, Rohn-r. P. Prmglc, P. Nm-wull, J. Ayrvs, M. Torchia, G. Blvdsoo, L. Norris, W. Shaffer. SECOND ROW: M. Marlin, W. K:-rk, B. Ellis. K. Yuthcrs, B. Pratt, B. Langbs-in. J, Hannan, J. W1-tzc-l. FIRST ROW: H. Robinson, J. Stockman, D, M4'Rus-, J, Hunnan, M. Ayoub. Mj 'Ml.Q'1l-P I PPELL CHOIR gives voncvrt, 'flzowlmut ,....... gm , A LAST ROW: T, Hassall. D. Monhvim, W. Curran, G. Caranfias, J. O'Lcary. THIRD ROW: R. Mitrlu-ll. G, Gruzizmu, D, - ' ' B lt W. G'lb-rt, R. Babich. SECONJ. Tierney, N. Anderson. E, Ycarsluy, S. Spt-ivlu-r. j. Nvnu-nl. T. Rcdltch, K, Ftnk. W. ocen. 1 L D. Cook, C. Antcs, FIRST ROW: J, Hyatt. C. Martirc, J. Lillich. S. Stoimnillur, C. Cooluv. S. Barclay, Klum' will lu' tlu- tllcnunivs ol cluxit tllc days ol l't'Ct'liltg wllilt' llllllllllg lu-twc'c'tt sclumlx lm' pt'zutic'c': tlu- t't-slmottstw tltztt tll'lllt'tl mu- rllztlu-l: stttlgglcm to luul tlu- rtgltt lmttrlt: g1llllt'S plztytttl on tlu- lmux trip tu ll2lll'lNlJlll'gQ tlu- lu-:tutx ol' tlu- Clllristttms vc-slu-1' wtxiu' 1llI1lIllt'llll'lll0lSlllglllgllllllC2llllIIIlIltklI2lIK'l1 tlu' lmriclt' lt-lt wlu'n tlu' tu-tx' lmtzutut- mmm wsu- opt-tu-tl: tlu- tmptrtng tuumtmut sc-nut-N att tlu- First l't't-xlmytwizttt Clltuttlt tluting liatstvl' wtvkl llllll tlu' lllNI ol tlu- llll'lll0lkll's, tlu- mul tu'x't'1' to lu' l'tll'g0Ill'Il, tlu- lm:u'c'ztl:tt11'- l'2llL' SCTVICC. During cllupvl Dimmu' TlllilllilS plays an s.1'lt'fli0ll Ilrmn Student l'rinu'. t 72 :ml sings rluifx' rluring VIIIIIIPI pwiml . . . - f-.J ist I- Ni I.AS'I' RHXN' R plus:-vu. I, lf-nk. I., Ami:-rum. R, Gln. I7 I'ulrn:ns. AIA O'I,4-um, TIIIRIU ROW: R. M1l4'I1n-ll. G. Gnlluum. I3 c'....., J umm. il, lmlff, sl-LCNNU Row: I' In-.nun-, Is, Ellis. il, 'lm-m.-X, N, Ami.-Wm. I-1, Yu..-Nl.-X. S. sp.-1.-nm. Al. Nm..-W WI' I l'IH. JHVV I, Ihxult. IA Ihvxmk, I.. Il.nxnx. Cn. R1-xn'I1n-uivld. K, Ilulh-lx. I3. IM-am. f..uX f1IUIllIlN .md NTI:- fI1'II f-IIIll'll do .nlumm clmprl 73 5 TRUMENTAL GROUP performc w l s ,a LAST ROW: T. Harbert, J. Cable, T. Meyers, R. Guy, P. Olsen, J. Butler, R. McAllister, T. Churchfield, D. Harrison, F. Wester, J. Foltz. FOURTH ROW: N. Anderson, D. Westphal, G. Dyche, J. Lauer, B. Ward, Fields.4R. Hershorin, D. Champ, C. Kelly, D. Clements, D. Cannon. T. Herron. THIRD ROW: A. Fletcher, T. Goff, L. Baldwin, D. Willson, B. Wise, D. Lucas, J. White, N. Moser, P. Paris, K. Leet, L. Myers, S. Smith, R. Zimmerman, J. Nemenz, R. Rice, D. Adkins. SECOND ROW: J. Mirra, C. Pommersheim, B. Enzian, M. Dempsey, R. Ralston. P. Buvinger, T. Thompson, L. Norris. FIRST ROW: J. Bukes, D. Zetler, W. Harrison, L. Sapienza, W. Bruno. B, Beck. AND lizuul memhers, the Marching Tigers of lVilkinshurg, haul ll delight- lul yt'lll'f-ll year nl' exercise, music. :tml lun. The exercise, ol' course, uune during football season. After the Penn game concert music' sup- planted the stirring strains ol' the marches. In Feln'uury the huncl presented its annual winter concert, Tigerluncl Tales, and later in the year partie- ipzuecl in the Spring Festival. From the Hrst week at buncl ezunp lust .Xugust until the lust week in Mary when the new olhciers replueecl the . r glilllllllllllg ollieers, Bill Hzirrison, Don XVillson, Carol Pommersheim, and Kathy Myers, the Tiger band under the clireetion ol' Nr. Clzunp :incl Mr. Ruhhins haul ar wonderful time. Rounding out the department ol' instrumental music' wus the orchestral, which met three times zr week uncler the tlireftion ol' Nlr. Rielizlrcl Catnip. The orgunifzrtinn played lor both Senior :intl Junior High School chapel prngrzuns in zulclition to the lllllllllll perlorlnzinee in the Spring Music- Festivul. Representing XVHS in the l959 .Xll-State Orrheslrzr was Virginia ulnlmson. - In 'X -X ,V S. K 3 I ,xv QW, 'U ,f ' n ' M, ffffxf, , if xg xhgy, 1 ,ZLL 1 1 A x 1 1 ,' ' Eff! ' N . ' 1 Q A ' pn . v ffg-. ' ' ' ' ' ' ff G' f-,Xl .1 's 1 A KL I l . ' fv W9 I ,I 'FQNM' 1 ' . ,fp-' 1' K ..,,, lx fzfpk 5 pri, Ng G .,. as V - J A-. - ,3?3,, ,. , 1 '. if if .fi 1' E 'Q jg . G v .. r , ,O . n b' 9 -. 'A n . l u - 0 , , . 1' ', R iaimgg il - X 5. 1 A ' . ,4 -x I .f Q .. . ak , f w v qi 'Wi .S ,Q I S 95' ' Q we 4 , K X Q kwa.. .v 25? A 'QE y I w A not X. ,-q W ' ,i V40 1 1 X ,u x. .' 3 - 4 ' st mf I ,J -- 4 K , -5 gs X ' ' X ' f V 'fri' . N' wx . 4 w - Q q N If N' . ' 1 M ,L f N ',., . ,V .W 1 KW ,V 1 .R ff., . .ygj ' 1 5 I 1 , P , X 1, f .Q A . V l v : I A S A H , 0 ' , A v- Am, 'V DAN ' 54: 'qi' , , .......m,5,....... S X 'll H , P i4 'f 4 X I F57 ' Q . n . 6 1 A I - Q 7, U ' .3 f xx K s K qw' W I . X1 H 1 Y I Q E ff gf' A , 1 ,e. Q ' . K 1 x S 5 A ' 6 a' A F' S' 4 I m N. 5 y 'Q 4 , 1 I' 1 A I - M x I if N 'X - V 1 . N I A' ' 1 Lf' vii .. - K' ' A . M ,- ' ' ..A: . , . ,. , ,k'- ' WTA iz2:T .g J??'ZIf1-fi g, wkhh - -ff . GIRLS lend variet to school and communit LAST ROW: B. Bernauer, G. Reichenfeld. FIRST ROW: P. Smith, F. Barr, M. McBride. ..:E:. c -. A SWX 2 -it -i mm mf si E p at ...f .R f 76 Excitement of leading the Marching Tiger Band up Penn Avenue hill, long and tiring hours of practice, the proud feeling at the close ol each glor- ious pep meeting, the cleaning of white keds after conducting cheers on a muddy field, the an- ticipation of receiving letters on Varsity Day of the senior year- these are just a few memories which each girl holds close to her heart. JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS D. Kline, L. Jaffurs, J. Toering L. Morse, M. Scovel. rvvnls with rlzvv . I ' ' .SF k, V1 55 .1. 1 ,gf 3 - .Q F9 lllll lIl'0l'lSlUll lllllI'l'l1illc2' i S, Hnsluwp. N, Skillskv, M. -I. Nlzwtin. B, Fullvrinn. lVl. Fvrgllsun. Illiglnlllgglnlx nl lll1'sm'.lsfnl lm llu- Illlllfhlvllvx gum-s lbll lfrimlgu Illtbllllllg pq: lllvrlingx glml All mllnulul mu uw-lm ul gnu-lung llllllllll' .II lllt'gllIlll'N1 .uml llli' lllrxll ul llllllklllg Ilu- gm lmml mmll lwlmf- lln- nlmvlmillg ul vlnmlg lln' m1llmm'lm'l1l All ilu' lfmllmll QLIIIHN. Xml mm lun ul lIl.Il1lllIlQ in lmu lmml lulixgulxg ilu' llll'Nt'llllllg llu' xllllllllllg ligvrs ul XYilLi11N .lllln-.1n.nluwuill1 llll'xx'llSll.llllllIlllll1'5Qllllll' lung qu llu- llllliHll'lll'N lmmwml lllltl Imnlgnlilm lu l'iIlxlmugln l1'll'XlNlUIl Iilflglilllll In-nlmlxr l.AS'lA ROW. G. Klssu-ll, A, Grnv. L. Svlulllmzlrlxm-r, M, Ln-wus. Ll, Czumxum. ll. M:lrsl1, P. Pringlv. F, Limlgxwxm. M. li. lVlmul lfxlesw' www. cz, lef4,,...., N, Sknllskx, rs. I-'..1x.l,1.,.l. s, fzaslml M 1 M-fr I. . -. .I ln, Nl, Fvrguwull. M. Bulls. 77 A D10-V IS AL group serves behind the scenes LAST ROW: J. McKenry, D. Ketter. R. Corley. R. Carpenzano, D. Muse, W. Appman, FIRST ROW: W. Hill, R. Mraz, A. DiLeonardo. By sliowiug movies :incl slides during their Lupe recording equipment lo C'lllSSl'00lllS. slucly periods llle zludio-visuzll stufl' mziclc Miss Beverly llrcuuzuu :assisted llu' oflicrlesz classes lor others IllOl'L' Cll-lOy1llJlL'. .Xuothcr ol' lllllllllll Mraz, president: .Xugclo l,ll.l'0ll1ll'll0, their duties was delivering lJllOll0gl'llIJll :md vin- presiclcm: zuul Aloliu Brown, secrctzzry. PORT ME 7S CLUB cl w k dh t' lu lfclllllury Lllc SIJOITSIIICIIVS Club put to pzulying ilu- group was Nr. Fri-cl l'ollm'li, llu- przu'tic'znl use ilu- kuowlcclgm- they haul gained sponsor. in many zlllermnm meetings :mil journeyed to Ollicvrs ol' the club were .Xl'llllll' Ilslc-5, pri-sf Cllcalrlic-lcl lor an weckfvml ul llllllllllg. .Xc'c'mu- icleut, zmcl Tlicmlzls lloclcler, vice lmrvsiilc-ul. LAST ROW: R. McMinn. R. Mitchell, H. Meyers. R. Babich, N. Nanstiel, B. Wolfe, C. Miller, W. Rhubright, R. Spuakman. FIRST ROW: A. Ilsley, D. Craig, E. Wurmb, T. Hodder, B. Masters. 78 CU ERCIAL CLI B uirls .fIlIll.l'0 s0f'r0t11ri0s LAST ROW: C. Ellis, B, Bvrnauur. N. Bra-nnan. C. Sn-nsabaugh. F. Colunello, R. Rankin. K. Essick. V. Hedda-rman. J. Ayrus. J. Essifk, D. Cmnplwll. THIRD ROW: T. Yuhasz. R. Funk. D. Varncll, G. Adams, P. Cloonan. D. Bahlvda. T. Bnnvy. E. Eng- lish. E. Cook, SECOND ROW: A. Brom-k. M. Gray. E. Fashing, B, Gunning, J. Kuhar. P. Barre-tt. M. Fournior, M. Conslantino, C, Ellrml, G. Bntlvr. K. Frm-1-man. FIRST ROW: S. Barclvy. L. Haas, M. Whom-lor, L. Cavanaugh. J. Caligiuri, A. Svot. J. Colvin, L. Craighm-ad, M. Erlingur, B. Bock. LAST ROW: M. Molton, L. Nm-H, B. Pratt. E. Rm-sa-. R. Kuhar. K. Rings C. Viglvtli E. Mankvl S. Trvichn l. THIRD ROW Ii. Krnljm-vw. S. Shnrplvss, L. Kc-mmcrling, G. Vanras. M. Lancv. D. Ilslcf. L. Chrislgx J. Sk:-rlalc. M. Murphy. P. Piotrzyki SECOND ROW: J. Huvy, A, Lassack, J, Schano. E. Schvrm, L. McClure. S. L1-nlz, S. Shontz. J. Scida. P. Lynam. FIRST ROW: G. I-Iessong, N. Helsel, S. Leech, B. Hughes, N. Price, C. Kelley, D. Lance, C. Weiss, L. Nagcley, D. Vitinu. , lnlslnmsp.l1ly,mlxln,, gills In lllc' I.l1ilcl1'v11'5 llmpilgul, slifnmmrilig ll clzunv. f.illilX1ll'lK'KI lls lllllL'llIlg5. Illllgslull,ll1l'cllllJlJ4'Q:ll1 its NCZIIQN .ulixf uns In QIQIIIIILZ lu Ulillk I'.Iil'4'll Xlzuilwl. IJILNIKILIII. .Nlnrlcx Ill'Il'ill'I xiw piwi Al Christmas party girls play musical chairs. 79 Y TEE nml-ce school ear ecuenqlial for fizembers Both Y-Teen groups had an active year. A fashion show, two dances after football games and one where the size of the datels neck determined the admission price: a Christmas formal at the YNVCA: a box social, and a visit to a synagogue were some of the activities of the Sophomore Y-Teens. The Junior-Senior Y-Teens heard a speech about Thailand by a foreign exchange student and a panel dis- cussion by Carnegie Tech students, danced at the Christmas formal, Silwm' liclls, and Iro- licked at camp one week-end in the spring. The -junior-Seniors, sponsored by Miss liathryn Davis, elected Betsy Dunlap, presi- dent: Sue Nicholson, vice president: Pat Zeni- eral, secretary: and Kathy Meyers, treasurer. Led by Miss Bernice Dunn, the Sophoinores elected Barbara Strunk, president: -Ioan llan- nan, vice president: Mollie McGuire, secre- tary: and Marv Carroll, treasurer. 1 LAST ROW: M. Richards, V. Smith, C. Johnson, M. Simon, L. Stewart, J. Kettering, J. Tumazos. FIFTH ROW: B. Lutz, C. Schultz, D. Phillips, C. Sar- vcr, J. Ramsey, K. Mancuso. S. Wentzcl, D. Varnell. FOURTH ROW: C. Shan- non, D. Tyrrell, C. Celender, J. Thomp- son, B. Pearson. THIRD ROW: P. Sullivan, R. Walling, B. Simmers, I. Nelson, M. George, R. Yuzawich, C. Miller. SECOND ROW: M. Merola, M. Zeok, A. Svet, C. Parke, F. Papado- poulos, C. Smull, L. Rittenour, S. Wil- kins, FIRST ROW: K, McClure, S. Wilczek, R. Jednick, C. Wagner, J. Huey, D. Hughes, B. Frank, L. Wagner. LAST ROW: K. Donahue, L, Fundis, H. Robertson, C. Shontz, K. Baggerly. FOURTH ROW: M. Butts, B, Alder, M. Carroll, J. Grimes, C. James. THIRD ROW: J. Ross, B. Gunning, K. Bauer, L. Beadling, L. Brown, D. Keyser. I-. Fletcher, I. Guentert, SECOND ROW: M. Kaiser, N. Davis, C. Beward, J. Kuniak, J. Lacy. R. Davis, F. Harvin. FIRST ROW: D. Lance, B. Berk. S. Crclli, G. Corton, K. Ervin. P. Caligiuri. f I0l Suum nl bus lll ll 1 Tlllll nun xwlllfl, Allgflil SIIIIOII, liclsy ulnp N Sl u Nl x un the Imluuux IHUQI uu. LAST ROW: K. Nirhuls. K. Murgnrl B. Pratt, S. Salsgivc-r. J. Stolnrvzvk P. Mulholland. FIFTH ROW: J. Han- man, L. Hanlon. L. Moup,hamvr. R Sullivan. G. Long. G. Rvpinc, S. Nagvli FOURTH ROW: M. Miugvl. D. Yvvlu- R. I-If-rshurin. K. L1-vt, R. Garrulo. S Pmn.-mm, THIRD ROW: C. Mm.-f. Pi Maxton, C. Rnrvr. L. Lvwis, C. Pmrias S. Ludwig. J. Young. F. We-ndlcr. SEC- OND ROW: M. Se-nsahaugh, P. Rector N. Rohm-rls. B. Rs-a. B. Strunk, K O'L4-ary. S. Simvmlingvr. FIRST ROW! I. Pm-hna. M. MrGuirc, M. Murphv M. Mullur. N. Mosvr. NI. Hags-rly. N Smith. LAST ROW: J. Gxiuu-. -I. Gun-run-rl K, Essick. P, Rvltgvr, A. Gun-rmlau. F Colonvllo. FOURTH ROW: L. Brown R. Craddouk. M, Coustantino, P. Davie-s L. Hopkins. THIRD ROW: C. Cavalivr L. Anlvs, P, Dvm-vu. P. Horn, M Charlvtt, B, Enziau. SECOND ROW: S Ahc-rn, G, Gurdnvr. V. Eskridm-. F Kaufman. D, Aix-Ho. FIRST ROW: Hnyark, B. Hughes. D. Jacobs. Grvvn. C. Kvlly. A. Grvy. R K CIE CE CLUB varies pro rams or membership A lIlUVlC showing the preparation ol' oxygen, lectures on anestlletics by Dr. Kline ol' South- side Hospital, and anthropology by Mr. Ed- wards, professor at the University ol' Pitts- burgh, and field trips delighted the Science Club during the term. The club, open to students from all the science classes, was sponsored by Mrs. Martha Lane, Mr. liarl Kearns, and Mr. Charles Evans. .Xt the lirst meeting of the group Allen Reitzer was elected president: Mary l.ou Sclnnidt, vice president: John Mair, treasurer: Carolyn Rush, recording secretaryg and Diana Kline, corresponding secretary. Bill Hofer uses analytical balance in chemistry class. LAST ROW: E. Lindsay, R. Dick, J. Filipowski, T. Shelar, R. Polowsky, T. Usher, A. Reitzer, R. Hill. FIFTH ROW: J. Dougherty, D. Maljak, T. Sullivan, T. Goff, R. Griscom, R. Rice, D. Adkins, W. Dryburgh, J. Garruto. FOURTH ROW: J. Schmidt, L. Olson, R. Darby, J. Mair, J. Carrigan, D. Willson, R. Ralston, D. Adkins, R. Kevicki, B. McAllister. THIRD ROW: R. Anderson, L. Conto, D. McElrath, G. Miller, C. Lauther, D. Brown, R. Windhorst. D. McAllister. R. Heinz, J. Fields. R. Hershorin, M. Richards. SECOND ROW: B. Heiskell, N. Skillsky, B. Gill, J. Lacy, P. Paris, L. Henry, V. Johnson, D. Kline, B. Wise, A. Svet, C. Pucci, N. Shaffer. FIRST ROW: M. Jackson, L. Cavanaugh, B. Frank, B. Matz, P. Buvinger, M. L. Schmidt, C. Rush, B. Strunk, F. Wendler, J. Pehna, J. Hagerty, J. Mirra. B2 f-Q x 4 -r 'Q' xxx ug SCIENCE CLIIII LAST ROW: E. Ouigls-V, I', Slalilnian, B. Wuyman, H. FIFTH ROW: E. Sans-rs, J. Taylor, T. Cloughvrly, J. FOURTH ROW: A, Husss-V, D. Bm-gg, E. P01-blus, L. Robinson. K. Fink, G. Caranfa, E. Ruby. G. Brugh. R. Ranivk. J. Bri-wor. L. Eyman. G. Graziano. E. Wurmb, C. Loslic, E. Parti. C. Fallufkvr. T, Nelson. Hoddor, Moughamvr, J. Lcddon, H. Young, W. Gilbert, T. Hillis. C. Sonncnborg. R, Grove I.. Grunt. J, Dirk, M. Murphy, THIRD ROW: H. B0!z, L. Baldwin, K. Glover, J. Hutvhings, C. Ellrorl, K. Kohut, J. Wvtzvl, J, White l'. Mnxlsm, L. Mnrsl-, J. Austin, M. Pfistvr, D. Lures. ll, Fullm-rhm, M. A, Crnusv. M, Ls-wis, N. K. Lvwis, K R, Jn-ilnirk. J. lim-y. J. Conway, J, Waclnlvll, C. Gray SECOND ROW: J. Shomo, N. Sivfort, D. Magill, A. Alexander. M. L. Anderson , Vogel, M. Moyers. K. Stock. FIRST ROW: D. We-stphal, C. Klux-. J. Gvrmaux . M. Fvrguson, S. Stl-imnillvr, L. Hoyatk, C. Martin-, J. Lamont. LAST ROW: M. Hnrnwilz, J. MrHm-nry, F. Bukva. J. Matusz. G. Stitt, R. Mulkurin, W. Phifor. R. Brudvr. R. Thomas. E. Hnbvrt, J. lflmni-. FOURTH ROW: J. Flirkingm-r. R. Andi-rson. E. English. J. LaRnsa, J. Davis, D. Lvntz, S. J. Barnutt, J. Slu.-rlak. D. Wilson, J Ummm-r. THIRD ROW: B. Hardy, A. Hindvrvr, K. Holton, C. Savage, J. Nelson, S. Ahc-rn, W. Kochnian, B. Simmors, K. Ervin. K. Bos- wirk. P, Juhnsnn, L. Norris. SECOND ROW: P. Z1-mare-l, M. Bailey, K. Yothers, C. Bobo, N. Mack, P. Smith. M. Joni-s. K. Davis. V. Hi-ilih-rninn, J. Hngvrty, J. Stnckman. FIRST ROW: M, Houk. R, M. Cost. C. Mangold. C. MrGurk, A. Simon, K. O'L1-ary. J. Caligiuri M. A. Mm-mln. C. Williams, M. Fi-dole-, J. A. Ross. LAST ROW: C, Rush, D. Cnnlc. R. Mulkm-rin, W. Hmlgs-, R. McMinn. T. O'Brian. C. Fishvr, R. Baldwin. FOURTH ROW: D. Wright R, Slrznni-ng:i. R. Thonipsnn, AI. Tnvlnr. G. We-Ish, R. B1-ck, D. O'Loughlin. F. Milli-r, R. Mitchell, THIRD ROW: C, Hayes, M. Whoolcr T. Turruk, Il, Cnnnnn, W. O'Nvil, A. DiLL-nnarcln, J. Rohatzck, W. Harrison. F. Carlvr. G. Coombs, C. Hankvy. SECOND ROW: B. Fuller lun, C. Hum-r, S, Smith. J. Bari-fny. K. B1-rknln-n. C. Ann-s. R. Hopkins, D. Zutlvr. J. Young, W. Wilkins. FIRST ROW: M. E. Marurn C. L1-n. L, Kinunk, L. Hanlon, G. Rvpinc, M. D1-mpsvy, C. Pommershe-im. K. Mvurs, E. Yi-arslvy, L. Davivs. K. Martin. B3 i . J. x, I . K: B' ' 0 . u. . is 'M Y vii r .P.Q.R. visits Planetarium clarin Latin Week 4, is LATIN CLUB LAST ROW: V. Johnson, C. Kuhn, A. Strom, P. Whitten, T. Roantree, R. Whittingstall, J. Snyder, C. Beyerlein, L. Stewart, D. Delaney. FOURTH ROW: K. Teet, K. Bittner, C. Hankey, D. Connors, J. Grime, K, Baggerly, L. Antes, G. james, A. Fletcher. THIRD ROVV: M. Charlett, J. Stolarczyk, G, Gardner, M. Sample, J, Tumazos, A. Guerdan, L. Lewis, N. Hyde, K. Patrias, D. Suchan. SECOND ROW: S. Ludwig, C. Cavalier, L. Blair, R. Rossi, R. Hershorin, S. Ahern, L.. Rittenour, M. Kaiser, L. Gibson. FIRST ROW: D. Keyser, S. Wilczuk. B. Frank, V. Eskridge, L. Hopkins, S. Wilkins, S. Smith. L. Wagner, D. Westphal, S, Crelli. .Xt the Latin Club meetings stu- dents lL'lllillCll IIIOYL' about Roman iclcas anal custmns and at the Slllllt' time had lun. Songs, skits, g2llllC5. llL'lJ0l'ls. and panel discussions adcle cel intern-st to the meetings. ln l t'lJl'lIill'y ilu-re was a trip with Nliss IX'ihna Coll. thc- SIJOIISUIQ lu Buhl ljl1lllCl2llillllll during Latin Xlbck to set- tht' sky show and thc nmany fascinating plbjcrts on dis- play. The oilifcrs ol' the N58-59 Latin Club were Suzanne Alwrn and Cor- bett Hankey, consuls: Sandra Crt-lli. sfriba: Barbara Frank, quaestor: Linda Rittcnour, acdile: and Kay IilllllL'l', praetor. Dan Delaney, Virginia johnson, and Kay Bittner sing Latin Christlnas carl 84 A 1 Q EL CL B DE E PA OL erqoys Christmas pinftta . lYitl1 tltt- wortls. Sztlutlos zuuigos, lat sesiou l st' ztln't', .lim Xirllolls, Cl pt't:sitlt'ntt', olmeuetl tllt' lllCt'llllgS ol lil Cllulm alt' lispztuol, slroiisoiul lay Nliss fitlilltlllll' Dt't'u1t't'. llc' wus :issistt-tl by lat Senoritzt titxtct- liisscll, rift- Ill'C5ltlt'lllll1 lat St-uoritzi Maury .tune Stztlll, st-tit-tzu'i:t: :mtl los Seuorcs Ron Polzlslty :mtl l rt'tl l t't't'ct':t. tt'soi't'i'os. llit- lllillly ilt'IlYIllt'S ol tlit' Llulm lit-lpetl to llll'lllt'l' tlle stutlvuts' interest iu the lillllgllllgt' :tutl tllt- customs ol' tlit' Spalliislthspcatlxitlg worltl. Slmiiisli-slmtutlgiiig guests xttltlt-tl :tu ulti- cantionnl touch to tht- meetings. 'l'lit- Clliristmzis inccting, guy with Spatuisli songs, skits ztutl music, wats at grunt st1t'c'ess.'l'l1t' highlights ol' the tucetiug were Lats l,OSlltlllS,.' at t'2llllllCllglll pt'ot'c'ss1ou tlL'lJlt'llllg Maury :tml 'lost-pll :asking lor lodging, :mtl lat lmillzttztf' Dawn Illt-nn-nts plays for meeting. LAST ROW: R. Mull, B, McAllister, H. Fahnt-stock, F. Fcrrero, R. B.-ck, K. Kerr, D. Claypoole, R. Ralston, H. Morgan, A. Reitzer R, Thompson, T. Corbett, D, Evman. FOURTH ROW: R. Meyers, J. Henderson, G. McWilliams, R. Polosky. J. Nicholls, B. Griscnm P. Mc'Gnuglu-v. P. Olson, F. Barr. M. MrBritle, B. Pawlak, R. Palasrak, THIRD ROW: C. Antes, R, Walling. B. Eagleson. J. Diroskey T. Sullivan, R. Winclhorst, B. Marsh, J. Cannnn, G. Gailey, B. Dun'ap, N. Skillsky, J. Hannan, L. McClure, L. Norris. SECOND ROW L, Rom-ssler, M. Stahl, M, Pfister, S. Moran, J. Wetzel, K. Kennedy, M. Pickels, D. Lucas, M. Lewis, L. Schiffmaeher. B. Spears, P. John- son, S. Bishop, J. Shonio. FIRST ROW: K. Beswick, C. Bobo, P. Zemarel, S. Gompert, S. Schofield, C. Pfouts, T. Caligiuri, D. Clements C. Puvvi, N. Slmffer, A, Hinrlt-rrr, G. Roichenfelrl, G. Kissell, I. Hawkins. LAST ROW: R. Smith, W. Butz, O. Rohling, G. Miller, B. Long, C. Fisher, R. Delaney, R. Shackleton, G. Miller. D. Thomas, J. Kline T. Hillis. FOURTH ROW: W. Jaluvka, V. Anderson, B. Simms-rs, P. Smith, M. Bennett, K. Davis, K. Essick, M. Volcheck, J. Weber T. Clough:-rtv. .l, Eyman, C. Shannon, THIRD ROW: C. Parke, K. O'Lc-ary, S. Barnett. J. Young, L. Fletcher. M. Carrig, P. Davies. L Jnflurs, J. Ks-ttt-ring, N, Vim Sickle, B. Pratt, D. Kantes, T. Quinn. SECOND ROW: L. Wiley, L. Moughamer, S. Hull, J. Hannan, I. Guen tt-rt. J. Grimes, L. Funvlis, M. Crouse. N. Rolwrts, B. Wise, L. Morse, D. Kline. FIRST ROW: D. Jacobs, N. Dyche, J. Metcalfe, M. Corns C. Slmnnou, D. Fulvo, C. Miller, N. Rhodes, B. Frank, C, Small, M. McGuire, K. McClure, J. Hagerty, F. Wendler. -I ' llllhlllll T M lit H DER DE TCHE VEREI writes to penpals LAST ROW: G. Brugh, D. Harrison, J. Green, R. Mitchell, A. Akers, R. Wortman, D. Patrias, R. Schings, C. Cummings, R. Aites. THIRD ROW: E. Parti, W. Scott, M. Browning, D. Murdoch, W. Harrison, W. Crout, C. Leslie, K. Berkoben, J. Kelly. SECOND ROW: J. Cable, W. Scott, R. Thomas, M. Martin, S. Chapman, W. Nesbit, W. Bruno, D. Willson, E. Wurmb, L. Thiessen. FIRST ROW: M. Schmidt, K. King, J. Brust, M. Atchison, J. Skerlak, D. Kohl, S. Smith, L. Kmonk, R. Funk. FOURTH ROW: J. Robatzek, R. Dunsworth, G. Zajak, D. Smith, W. Hooke, A. Dayton, E. Reamer, R. Bond. THIRD ROW: D. Patter- son, W. Snyder, C. Pehna, J. Lauer, P. Rupprecht, R. Haller, R. Oparnica, J. Matusz, R. Winkler. SECOND ROW: A, Northwood, R. McCollum, A. Aleva, M. Jackson, M. Halaburka, E, Peebles, G. Coombs. W. Jones. FIRST ROW: M. Milligan, K. Waugh, J. Sherry, T. Shelar, J. Ummer, V. Eskridge, J. Toering, P. Correy, J. Wagner, R. Campbell. The Deutsche Verein's officers were Mary l.ou Schmidt, president: Joe Kelly, vice pres- ident: Susan Smith, secretary: and .lim Green, treasurer. The purpose of the club, sponsored by lXlrs. Yvonne Mitchell, was to make the loreign llillgllllgf' more interesting by studying the culture and customs of the German people rather than by merely concentrating on the language. ln November Bill Harrison, AFS student, showed slides and discussed German points ol' interest. At Christmas-time the club held a vesper service with Scripture, prayers, and carols. Completing the year were letters to German pen pals to help the members become ac- quainted with another way ol' lile, Clare pack- ages, skits, games, songs, and a spring banquet. Billl Harrison checks names at club met-ting. 86 f 5',,,l IW1 ' f . , al LAST ROW: ,l. linrrluv. J. Brnwn, NI. Tavlnr. R. Davis. W. Cnonvr. D. Bassett. W. Ostvrnian. C. Bakvr. R. Hopkins, M. Guinto. E. Ellis. M. Iizulvv. C. Huvvs. THIRD ROW: D, Bt-gg, G. Ahrnnx. j. GL-rnharclt, J. Moors-, R. Wisv, M. Cook, J. Smith. S, Nicholson. R. Grnbur. A, Sa-nsn:-, J, jnnn-s. SECOND ROW: C. Li-n. K. Vogt-l. S. Down-y, M. Minglu, J. Thompson. S. Spcivhm-r, LI. Stnukman. R. Stvrnvr. A. ,I. Wuml. L. Ii:unrkv. I., Dnvivs. FIRST RONN: J. Crain. L. Hnyark. A. Strange, P. Mulholland, B. Langvbuin, S. Salsgivvr. L. Henry. K. u.,1m.m. I-1 c.,n.-H, C, c....x.,y, J, Culvin. LAST ROW: I. Hnwkins, M. Rivlmrmls, B. Altar, C. Mastm-rs, H. Hurka. W. Phifvr. T. Churchfivld, D. Elwrt, R. IVICAlliStvr. A. Husscy. P. Paris, I'. Uuving:-r, F. Pzlpmlopmilos. THIRD ROW: D. Ralston. P. Priru. K. Nichols, J. Austin, M. Nlartin. K. Donahuv, L. Han'nn. H, Iinzinn, j. Whiln-, P. Pringln-, S. Stuinnxillvr. C. R1-ynulrls. SECOND ROW: S. Yates. B. Strunk, D. Schmidt. L. Bcadling. L. Brown. -I. Hvnll, M. Rvzlclirk, J. Tm-ring, M. Dcxnpsvy, N. Davis, D. Kan-is. FIRST ROW: G. Long. J. Gormaux, K. O'Lt-ary, C. Gray. A. Ras- mussn-n, C. Rush. D. Thomas. M. F1-rguson, C. Savagv. V. MrLc0d. B. HL-stur, Lamont. .E CERCLE FRA CAIS is host to A F S student Spmlsulc-ml ln' Miss Rt'll1l IQUIIUY, ilu- Frvncli mlulm c-Im-mlm-ml .us lllvn' ulllu-rs this it-an' llmnnc' 'llmnms, pic-simlvnl: Nlalrgzmw I'it'l'QllSUlI, xicc lm-simlvnlg .Xnnv lil-il RZISIIIIISNVII, sCll't'l2Il'Y1 X Susana Xulmlwn lllltl t.l1:1rlullc Szlvaliw. lltils- xi Q' l.m- tic-rclv I'illllltlllN, Ullltlllllvll 4'0lllIJlt'lt'lf in lfivm ll, Ill1'l Ill'Hl in Uc'luln'r: llOll0l't'tl guests I, lc . 1 'U Il . ' , 'SK ' ' . ssl '. Inu-Iyn Tucring, Mirhzwl Rcrldirk, Margin' Fvrgusnn. and Carol Gray sing All CIIFISIIIIZIS, 87 --Q - we ,if A 'f T5 Q ,ig xx F in -my Q. 4 K If iz: nil: wi-f w?ff-wsiesee-,W N QW' ' . W -- ' X .W i Law - V . ,, K ,WA R zz?,,--ww -V-. x K A f ,M w --in i72'5i2L.li5B9'5L ' E - ' -,,,,-.. : .... ,mb digg KQX 1- f I X1 'il -. xg X .M.,,.w' Ql- - K H N -X E ' W-H mm, SPST 4- 152 3 S A Kimi' Athletic llc-xl-lulmillg tllAIl'LlllL'l'. instilling slln Nllll'll. :xml lJllIllllllL: WIIIIIIIIQ lm-'uns 'nm' ilu 1 . lllNlKl goals ul llu' allxc'1'slll1'ml 2lllllK'lll lll'0Ql'lllIl ul XX IIS. Ilu' mm' xgusxlx sports ullr-lull, plus 1 lmmml illllulrlnlnlzzl Plllgllllll. gin- 4-:ull s alum ilu' Ulmlltlllllllllx lu lllllllflllllll' In llu sly IIINUI llIS lll0lll'1lIlll azclllmn' lllm' lJllNli gwmls l FOOTBALL THIRD ROW: F. Cutruzzula, V. Miller, W. Kochman, M. Browning, N. Heidinger, G. McHenry, D. Kantes SECOND ROW: P. Vortish, E. Snyder, P. Whitten, D. Fagan, J. Mechas, M. Halaburka. FIRST ROW F. Guy, W. White, P. Stahlman, D. McRae, R. Youngo. WH loses eleven by raduation LAST ROWV: Mr. Kopnisky, Mr. Ellwood. FIRST ROWV: Mr. WV. Miller, Mr. C. Miller, Mr. Patehell 90 After spending a vigorous period of train- ing at Camp Fairfield during the month of August, Coach Clarke T. Miller's gridmen started another successful season with a I3-0 win over the Dragons of Taylor Allderdice. Peabody's Highlanders were the next to fall prey to the Millermen by a 26-G count. De- fending the XVPIAL AA title for the hrst time, WHS rolled over Greensburg on the Lion's wet held, lil-0. The Tigers then tallied 2l points and held Latrobe scoreless to put their fourth mark in the win column. Another victory was recorded when the loeal gridders downed Oliver 38-21. Led by Blue Devil Denny Phillips, a fast, heavy, undefeated Mt. Lebanon squad was too much for the Burg and YVHS was defeated, 32-14. Hernpfield and Jeannette gained ree venge for losses during the 1957 season as both schools outscored the Red and Blue. One of the best teams ever to come Ollt of Penn Hills humbled YVHS, 39-6, on the Indian's held and ended the football careers of eleven senior Tigers. THIRD ROW' W L'n'k:-x' L Kvnnvdv H Fishmr j Grim ,I Stnphll J Wim D I ' A W R . , . , . Q. . . -. . . . ', , . rvm, , aitu. .Claypoolc-. R. Stonm-LII. Ammivn il. Frn-5, SECOND ROW: F, Millvr, J. Taylor. R. Simmons, M. Traflrantv. L. Olson. T, Gribvnas, J, Stnphcl, J. Garrulo. W. Bunning G, Grurimm, H. Hruwn. D, Du-Mor:-. FIRST ROW: A. Anasl. G. Blvdsoc. T. Wattvrs, -I. Bvllanlv, R. Alvva. M. jm'ks4m, R. Carfsmx J, Cnlnplu-H, M1'NnviSl!. Lrivzfvft' 1 1 s ' u W A V3 :N i , ,,f,J'w5 X- r - , ' x 1 A -. wrflllfy-Iwo PIII n INIFSIIV lvlivrs m WM .M ,. . - . Lg. ..- p v V ...N K 'L AAL, .4 .' 2 Q . W ' ' Y V' 4 LK, f ' N X x 4 fx .1 .1 ' - ' , V J Mf-- .fl fm 1'-xii U J I V X KN XII. l.1'lmnnn is sloppul In N'iIkins- hung Iim'lmflu'r -Im' Ik-llnlllv. 91 Q. .F- TIGER terminate successful season Q 5, , 1 W N Coafh Miller gives instructions to Tom Yvaltcrs. Paul Stahlman holds the ball for Randy Simmons. M.TR,xFlcANT12 J. BELLANTE F. GUY W. WHITE Sl'liIl'lllIN'I' I2 .XII4I1'l'lIIc'c' I8 I'm':nInnIy up- - -M fncvllslmlllg, U4 lullvl' II lgnlmlmn' 1? Oliwr I I Nll. l,vlmnm1 QI llc-mlmfwlcl III Ivilllllvllt' Nmm-lnln-1' 8 I'l'lIll XYIIS III 211 I9 QI '48 I-I 6 li 6 Opp 0 li 0 0 21 :sz 20 1,5 II!! MANAGERS LAST ROW: P. Stack. J. DiCoskoy. S. Saccamangn, M Thomas. FIRST ROW: C. johnson. R, Nlitvln-II. R. Wind horst, YYYAs Tiger Paul Smhlman runs inu:rfcrvnu', WHS quarterback Tum WVzmvrs gains yardage for lhc Burg against Blue' Devil dcfvmlcrs. R. CARLSON GARRUTO ll. MCRAE A. ANAST MILLERMEN display fine competitive spirit December XV HS Opp. 2 Peabody 5 Mt. Lebanon 9 McKeesport I2 Stowe Twp. I6 Arnold l8 Langley 3 Greensburg 30 Latrobe muary 2 Rankin 6 Swissvale Graduation losses plus lack ol' experience and height hampered Coach XValter Miller's l959 cagers. Nevertheless, the Tigers, manag- ing to tie lor liltli place in the Section 7 race. provided many tlirills lor the lans ol the Red and Blue. The local K'0lll'IllH'll took their lirst victory lroni the Langley Mustangs alter being de- feated by Peabody, Mt. Lebanon, Mclieesport. Stowe, and Arnold. Two more exhibition losses to Greensburg and Latrobe lollowed, ln Section 7 play tl1e Tigers were edged out by Rankin and Swissvale, but turned back the arclirival, Penn Indians. Turtle Creek and Braddock were victorious over YVHS3 however, the Millernien downed Wlilnierding and Scott. Alter dropping the return contest to Rankin, the Tigers gained revenge over Swissvale and again racked Penn. The season closed with losses to Turtle Creek, Braddock, WVilinerding, and Scott. Rick Cipullo hits for two shots against Braddock as john Filipowski follows the shot in Tiger den. 9 Penn A 46 I3 Turtle Creek H 37 16 Braddock A 40 20 Xvilmerding H 41 23 Scott A 42 27 Rankin A 48 29 Swissvale H 53 February 3 Penn H 50 6 Turtle Creek A 34 I0 Braddock H 37 I3 Wlilmerding A 30 l7 Scott H 37 94 52 58 68 33 41 52 49 43 50 32 45 E , E X? W 'lf ar 335 4? 1 its 55 A Wi 3. 4 N? . Xi, we N- 3. Q f k Yr 1 K .Q 9 M- . Sk QM Q5 My 1 Q K qv Q jg X QF? -:Lf xi NX X . w I Q C' ia 3 ? fi , Q X Tv ' V m 'I w S Q 1 Q X 1 as i L- 50+ Q x xx . X xw 5 N K b ' F , ig x ,fur fm . 1 L' V A K Q. K? ,xl Q X . . X 5 ' 'j t :Z xf K ' xs 1 H J i ra MS .fIgD3yfgjf . Nuff. f.f'lEg'fi -sf H'V flirt! 5 !!,.ss.tff Ji ,p ig fjgfiviu A' 1 W A ll fi tnqmee ., J if F f' X may . . A M rm A V3 fgfygyj .Atta yt F. '96 M My LAST ROW: A. Nixdorf, C. Cummings, G. Bledsoe, J. Pochciol, J. Garruto, W. White. FIRST ROW: B. Bernier, T. Harbert , Q A, Moeser, T. Howard, P. Corey, R, Wortman. h - . JK df LAST ROW: T. Shelar, F. Slautterbach, G. Rosemeyer, R. Riee. W. Whitten, D- HQTYQSOH, T- Howard. M. Mlllefv C- Hall Q-,E SECOND ROW: H. McLaughlin, P. Fuller, J. McGraw, C. Grim, R. Lalferty, G. Grazxano, D. Sease, D. Craig, C. Hankey vt. 5 FIR T ROW: J. White, D. Eyman, R. Beswick, J. Banks, P. Garruto, H. George, B. Ganoe, D. Hamer, R. Dunsworth. 3, , e t ,V fx , ?f ,J el. Lspa aensae sc J? V' WWREI ILER cl' l tl t t r 'kool .g A 1,1 sv vk! ,, . 12' -1 will 1' Ji Crappling' to a dual meet record ol seven wins against live losses. XX HS's matmen were very powerlul in XVPIAI. competition and ' ranked second in Section 2. .fl JY .Xlter being victorious in ln'aetiee meets with Baldwin, Clhartiers, and Shadyside Academy. the lillwoodnien lell lit-lore the undeleated YX'ildc-ats ol' l.atrolJe and lNlunhall's lndians. The Hemplield meet, won bv a ill-lli Count, started the Tigers on a live meet winning streak as they rolled over North Allegheny, -Ieannette, Carnegie, and Nlunliall. However, elose losses to unvanquished Norwin and Shaler lollowed. The Ioeal wrestlers picked up two more wins when they downed Greensburg, flfl-lfl, and racked up '17 team points to Dor- mont's live. Coach -lohn lillwood's grapplers set their season slate at 7-5 when they were again deleated luv Norwin. In twelve dual meets the Red and Blue compiled flllli team points to the opponents' 2211. WVHS lllfi-pounder Al Mneser holds Latrobe foe in pin position. GULF A. Hussm-y, T. Islu-rwnod, R. jason, C. Fisher, C. Hankcy, P. Meyer, D. Simica, Mr. Hope. lluzulu .lihillll Koplliskfs Inst XVIII' in llu' XVllS's lflfmbl version ul' ilu' llopvlnvn gxlinccl lmxiliun ul XYIIS ll'lllllS IllClllHlxM'1lS vc-ry sur- ygllunlylg- 4-Xln-rig-11m hm lqnilcml to post any Ufssllll M 'll' N58 Vlllllcm WON liw 'll llll'll' victories in ninc n1zllc'lu's. llnwcvcr, l'unn's 'lSll' '5 'l'l'S' U NIYOIIQI' squzul was ilu' only Svrtion fl mnlpcl- H lfmlllllml 'ml l.llll.n lumul lxlllx lm' llfml lun' fzlpzllrlc- ol' shutting out llu' Tigers Iwiut. I.IClxC'lllll'll Ill Ckllllllllllll umlcsls, lun NHS , . , , Q . U . . Q . i- , l.lnn'clnll Vznllvv K.mnnrv Llulm was tlu- xunccl IIIIIDIVSNIYK' eloulxlc wins on-r 5Clll0Il 2 l ,H X 1 .fl 1 . , uppum-nts, Slmlvr znul RlK'lll2lllil 'l10WIlSllllJ. num? hmm mmm' ml thu' me lmlxmcn 'Illv 'llgcls zulclm-ml znmllwl' viclmx' Wlll'll the-y l '1'f. 'f'll 111111 l'l5'l'f l Ullwll' llomf' '3'U'l'f'f- Cl1'l1'Lll4'4lcl1'llll'Qllclilllllilll' lllgllSAc'l1uul. PWC lctlcllllclly Dlfk .l3'5'm' Curl l'll5ll l P541 Nlgllqllg- N115 IIN- Ugly lqlu-11115111 10 yy. lllillll l5llCl'WOUll, l,OllSlllllf1l,2lllll .xl'l llllSSl'y, llnn wlu-n ilu' l1l5!lu-mul monk to thc l'lL'l'gllSUll l'l'llII'lIt'il lo l'L'lJl'l'Sl'lll XYIIS in the I959 unn- flnlllls this xpring. puign. 'PENN S LAST ROW: W. O'Loughlin, D. Murdoch, C. Michael, G. Pressluy. FIRST ROW: K. Hewitt, C. Campbell j. Mair, P. Malone, Mr. Kopnisky. TRACK A D CROSS-COUNTRYME complete 1 LAST ROW: Mr. Wood, T, Chapman, R. Thomas, Mr. Browning. FOURTH ROW: F. Miller, B. McAllister, J, Taylor G. Brugh, R. Youngo, G. Silvasy. THIRD ROW: D. Fagan, C. Cummings, D. Smith, T. Watters, M. Halaburka, R. S1-asc SECOND ROW: W. White, T. Kelly, P. Arrigo, E. Ruby, R. Thompson, R. Bruder. FIRST ROW: R. Clark, J. Gibbons R. Shanafelt, R. Kochman, F. Twilla, R, Matz, L. Maxwell. 1111211 1111'1't v11'1111'1e5 11ve1' ll11111111115v1111', 81111111 '1'11w11511111, 211111 1,:1L1'1111e 11Cg2l11 2111 11111- 51:11111i11g 11111115 502151111 101' 1111' 1958 Tiger Cin- 111'1'1111111. 111 1111: 51121111 111661 111111:-1'2111111'1' 131114 111111, l'l'2lt'1l1l1g' il 111-ight 111 e1e1'1'11 11-111, 111-11 ll fil'2l112llll 1511-111 111'1'111'11. '11111' 511112111 111e11 2111121551'11 51111111111-11 111111115 111 121111- 11111111 11121111 111 1110 11'1'1.X1, Relays. '1'w11 111111'e 1111111 111661 wins we1'1- 121141111 1'1'11111 1111111-1' 211111 1X11'K111'51101'1. 111l1'1l1g 1111- 1511111-1' 12111111151 Dick fi1Ell'1i broke ll fil'21112lI1l 1 1e111 l'6C'01'l1 with 21 11151115 1111'11w 111 150 feet. Roger Koc111112111 0512111115111-11 111-w 1'1-1:111'115 111' l'l1llI11l1g the 1110-121111 1111511 111 9.8 51f1'1111115. '11111 1111111 1101211 1e21111 11:15 llllt1C11L'1llCK1 111 1111211 111c1'1 1211111111-111i1111. CI1121C11 -1111111 11l'0XX'I11l1g'S Y111g6l'h 51'111'1-11 1111111- 5111'1'11 111111115 111 111z11'e 5e1'111111 111 1111- 111111-111-11- 111'111 1315111111 M1'1'1. K111111111:111 51'1 21 111-11' 1'e1'111'11 w111:11 11e 12111 1111: 220 111 22.1 51'1'1111115, F11111' 112118 12111-1' 111e 11162115 C2l1Jllll'Cl1 1110 11151 111151tion 111 the L1I110llt0WVI1 111v1tat1o11 Meet. At the XVPIQXL 31111 111e XVHS 11121111 111211'1:11 51-1111111 211111 w1'111 1111 111 SCOIA1' 5eve1111'1-11 111111115 111 1111: 1'1.X.X N1e1'1, R. K0l'1llll2lll, F, Twil- la, P. Arrigo, and R. Shanafelt take 111151' tions for 1-1-lay 1'211'e. 'Hifi ' , W:f 'f'i-f w M:3 ' ' ' 2 ' ' 9814. , impressive season, participate at Penn tate LAST ROW: W. Rosi-nu-yi-r, G. Silvasy. C. Rosumeyt-r, W. Kern, G. Bowker, B. McAllister, J. Snyder. SECOND ROW: j. Davis R Wortnmzi, J, Boyd, V. Hnlm-y, R. Schcnkt-I. J. Taylor, G. Moughamvr. FIRST ROW: W. Wilkins, T. Kelly, C. Fallcckvr. C. Cummings A. Hivks, D. Smith, T. Corht-tt. In Ilia- Il'llIIl yi-ati' ol vzirsity conlpctition, Oclolmct' lllt' innncrs ol cirllllill ulolln IIIIHVIIIIIQ won 2 IIIPIIIWOOQI II lout out ol i-ight tlnqil IIIUCIS :intl plzitcil ll'lllIl Ii lgniglcy H in lllt- Wl'l.XI. nm-t an Xlicpiippzn. 'I'Iu- llnrri- 8 Uniontown .X vis ontrzin .Xnllniilgo :intl Sllzllcr :tt XVHS's III l.:itl'ol1c .-X lioint- conisv, Scllvnlt-y l':n'k. CIIIIIYIUIIIS Ilczirs 20 N. .Xllcgllvny II Immlvtl Illt' 'I'igt'i's IIll'lI' lirst tlclvzlt in at flost' 2.3 lVl'l.Xl. .X 25-SIU lmlllc. 'Ilia' Burg llwn siorcil IIIIIJITSSIVK' Nm't'i11Ix'i' wins over Ilri-nlwootl :incl I.:lngIc'y. Running I PI.-XX .X tht-ii' Inst :nwzuy nic-vis nt Uniontown and TR.-XKIK I.:m'oInA, thi' c'iniIc-nm-n lost contt-sts to both IXIan'i'In llit' Rzliilcrs :intl tlu- lllilclcztts. By at nineteen point margin North .-XIII-glicny took thc 'ligci-'s 22 Indoor trzick 29 Intloor truck Inst clnnl nu-ct ol thc- ycznt. April .Xt thc PIA.-X nit-ct on I'cnn Statc's course 'l'igi-rs loin Kvlly :intl Cul flllllllIIIllgS plated Iwi-nty-ciglnll :incl thirty-sixth rt-spcctively in :i Iii-lil ol' lfI5 tlistrift rnnnt-rs. Sopliolnorc Jxlilllllli Hicks :incl Call Cinn- inings will rt-turn to an-t :is :I nnclt-us for next M ya-:trk IIUSS-Hillllll'yllll'll. CROSS-COUN'l'RY St'llll'Illllt'l' XVIIS Opp. III .Xinlnitlgc H 27 28 23 Sllznli-r H 25 30 243 Cllziirlon H 30 25 99 I5 Conncllsvillc A I8 Slmlvr Townsliip A 22 l.:itroIJc H 26 IVPI.-Xl. Relays, Clonnellsvillt' 30 Butler H .ly 2 Mc'Kccsport H ti Crt-cllslmrg H 9 Intlcpcntlt-nt District, Mt. Lclmnon I3 Uniontown Invitation I7 NVPIAI., Mt. Lclmzinon 24 PIA.-X, Stzttc Collcgc ffil fII Ili IIII 257 I8 'Ill I5 37 I8 ltllll I'l:n't' wus opp. 83111 -I23Ai 76 5 I 76211 NIV! I7 pts. 85 -I2 81 AISI llzniu-llcd 33 pts. First Plzicc Sccontl Plum' I7 pts. DIA O D E win section title for third time LAST ROW: T. Herron, P. Stahlman, R. Carlson, J. Lewis, T. Shearer, E. Sauers, D. Kirsch. SECOND ROW: W. Lonabaugh, D O'Loughlin, R. Donaldson, J. Green, B. Courtley, T. O'Brian, G. Ruby. FIRST ROW: T. Cirincione, W. Wilkins, J. Mechas, T. Sullivan J. Smith, J. McNavish, Mr. Parkinson. ' B' h' G. Kerr H Fahnestock, R. Oparnica R Mitchell E. Rafalski, R. France, T. Herron. FIRST ROW: T. Usher LAST ROW. W. lane 1, , . , . , J, Eyman, V. Cafaro, J. Nicholls, J. Henderson, F. Webster, Mr. Rodgers. Turtle Creek won the next contest. Penn fell before the YVHS attack, 3-23 however, a nine inning game with Braddock failed to produce a win for the locals. The diamondmen closed the regular season by taking Scott, I5-5. This resulted in a four-way tie for first place in Section 13. Enjoying another excellent season on the diamond, 1958's Tiger baseball squad won the section title for the third consecutive time and compiled an overall record of 10 wins and Five losses. Early in April the Tiger nine earned its first win by defeating Hempfield, 6-5. The initial league game was at Braddock where the locals lost a close battle, 4-3. Recovering, the Parkinsonmen downed Swissvale, Turtle Creek, and Scott. Penn broke the Tigers' win- ning streak, 10-6. To start the second half of league action, lVilkinsburg again rolled over Swissvale, but 100 Coach Wlilliam Parkinson's Tigers then copped the section title by defeating Turtle Creek, 5-4, and Penn, 7-4. A 2-I victory over Wlest View gave XVHS an opportunity to play Freeport, the VVPIAI. champions. On the New Kensington High held the Yellow Jackets took a hard fought 4-0 win from the Burg. wy .- Wh' f ww 66, X1 t- F, 'X W W QQ , 5 V 3 W ,, I Wi X it , an, ' 'V QV Q ggi 3 4' 5 9 5 is X 3 V 71 me-' fm ms M W f P . xg-C71,f,A2 'gif' -Q K A. , 1' Q. - ., 'IQ ' ' X f '5 if I I, ' -A Mw- xfl -....-s...T X il L I 5. - 3-'??'f5' 9 fig f ri -X. NH Q f. .k , 1- . .UQ ,Q- -QQ.: ,xx ...,,. . . .4,,.Q'.' vi ia. : -' Q n-44' '. - 'K , M -.4 .,'g'? 'F ,-fl. 45, -gi illillli gg 111 R .,..v, wR,.,, ,-, jx' f .'.'?--v,,, ' 1-.,,,f'4 1, 3u-ffe.i-fS- gg fw'+,.a:,?wi3 V Q, V, ' ' 2 Ar-,1 i. - ff:- I TRAM RAL PORT are outlet for energy Engrossed in a wrestling meet are the spectators. Under the direction of Mr. Wfilliam Lohr, athletic director, the 1958-59 intramural sports program en- deavored to promote good sportsmanship and better health and to provide a worthy way for over 700 students to spend leisure time. 'l'raditionally, girls initiated the year's sports activ- ities at Ferguson Playground with 30 Tigerettes learning the fundamentals of tennis. Climaxing the annual round robin tournament was the emergence of Kathie Yotlters as l959 champion. Mondays and Yvednesdays found the girls occupying the junior High pool as they earned senior lifesaving awards and enjoyed free swimming periods. Several evenings a week the boys took advantage of the aqua- tic facilities. XVith Tom Isherwo0d's Sparers dominating the league, bowling, XVI-lS's only co-ed sport, was held at the Casino Alleys every Monday afternoon. Over 300 students took the opportunity to play basketball as six boys' squads and I9 girls' teams were formed. Defeating Kay Robinson's Hotshots, 24-10, Kathie Yothers' 59ers won the girls' cage title. From March until May, the close of the intramural program, more than 225 Tigerettes participated in mlleyball. 102 w-5 - Wilma Keck rolls a sparc. l.lC lllilif' Chl B 0!fil'illl'0S at intmnzurfll EQIIIIIPS V 3 l'lllRD ROW: C. L:1uth1-r, B. Matz, J. MrCann, J, Brust, AI. Hutchings, J. Essick, D, Campht-ll, J. Schano, D. Smith. K, Robinson. P. Smith, S. Ni1'l111ls1n1. SECOND ROW: K, Yolhcrs, J. Wootl. C. Rush, A. Brozck. T. Yuhasz. C. A. Ewing, V. Rohm-rtson, M, L, Suhxnisit. G, 'I'nvlur, M. A. l.u111'1-, L. M1'Cl11r1-. FIRST ROW: K, Klingcnsxnith, M. Houk. L. Gibson, B. Hynes. K. Holton. P. Buvingur. S. Trvichvl. H, Pllhs, N. 'I'I1111111us, S. Dnw, S. Wi1-snvr. M. R1-1l1li1'k. ll111l1'1' lllt' 1li1'1-1111111 ol' Mrs. ,I11111 5111111111-1'I1'l1l, tlll' llll'llllJt'l'S 11l' lllt' l.1':11l1'1's' Cllllh, 1111-girls' z1Il1l1'ti1' 111'g4111' i1:11i1111. z1ssisI1'1l in ll11'i1' g1111 1lz1m1's :1111l 11ll11i:1t1'1l All Ihr' 11111'z1111111'a1l l1z1sk1'tl1:1ll :1111l 1'11ll1'xl1:1ll g:11111's. Dlll' i11g' 1':11l1 llttllll' l'11111l1:1ll g:11111- tl11' girls s11l1l p1'11g1':1111s. lffll' tl11-s1- s1'1'vi1k1-5 tl11'y 1'1-1'1'iv1'1l points 11'l1i1'l1 1'11q1l1l1'1l 1l11-111 111 l'C'lLIlll 1l11'i1' 1111'111l11-1'sl1il1 111 Il11- tllllb. ll11-11lI111'1s111-11-Sl111'l1'y I1'1-11'l11-I,1111-1111111111 l'1ix11ill.1 , . u llllXIllQtl. 1111- lJlt'Slllt'llI1 :xml llK'llf lzllu, 11-111-11111 ll't'llNlll4t'l'. hills l't'Illl'Il wtu- i11 111ll1'yh11Il gz11111'. U Y -MA fb W LY gui? 1-ff'-2 , ' S' 3 h my V QV i QVMWA yL,kA H ,Lv X x ,Sf m L. QQ V ff ADVERTI ER earn llPIIl'8l'illfi0ll Qf the svlmol Linda Mdllure, Tom Hassall, Clara Weiss, Dianne Mclilrath, Dave Murdoch, Don Willson, and john Gonmln plant their advertising campaign. lizttlt yt-:tr the lmttsiness stztll ul' the ,flrmtml ments ol' those lt'll0lll the sttttlents mttnlmet' llt'glllS zu Iletutlezttt task, the colleftiotl of among their lriemls. .X glztnfe :tt oltl year- mmtey to kt-ep the yeztrlmok operating with- hooks will show thztt smite ol' them halve been out at alt-licit. Few stutlents reztlile that just l'ztithl'ttl C0llll'llJlll0l'S simt- lfl22, the tlztte ul lmll ul their hook is pnitl for by their sub- the lirst XVHS yeztttlmoukg others are new- suiptitmsz Imttsiness men ul' the IOWII provide l'tllllCl'S to the lmok. 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STATE INSPECTION USED CARS BODY YVORK CALDWELL 8c GRAHAM DEPARTMENT STORE 70 Years in Wilkinsburg VOGUE, BUTTERICK, SIMPLICITY AND MCCALL PATTERNS Corner Penn Ave. and Wood St. CHurchi11 1-0143 N. H. BRENNEMAN CO. 707 VVood St., 1'Vi1kinsburg, Pgh, 21, Pa. FRemont 1-6023 Photostats Office Equipment Blue Prints Moore Business Forms White Prints Cellophane Tapes and Machines Engineering Equipment Drafting Supplies Laminating A. C. GOOD 8c SONS PLUMBING and HEATING KITCHENS 620 Rebecca Avenue YVi1kinsburg, Pennsylvania CHurchi11 1-2810 09 -o Q UD allen? Edward T. Ketterer 8c Son Prescription Opticians Office: CH 1-3495 Res.: CH 1-7780 722 Penn Avenue llfilkinsburg, Pa. YV. E. COLHOCKER Prescription Specialist - Service For The Sick 760 Rebecca Avenue at Center Street 1Ve Deliver Phone: CHnrchi11 1-3360 YVILKINSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA 108 It's PETER MacPHERSON . . . PHOTOGRAPHER . . . .x 1.1 LL - ---e . .. .1- -i ...l- for fine photography 700 WOOD S'1 REET WILKINSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA CHurch1ll 1 2610 Best Wishes to the Class of 1959 109 UNANGST SELLING HOMES OUR SPECIALTY INSURANCE: FIRE - AUTOMOBILE REAL ESTATE COMPANY 807 Swissvale Avenue Multi-List Realtor CHurchi11 1-8300 THE HOUSE OF FLOWERS BELL'S DRUG STORE AND GIFTS PRESCRIPTIONS EDGAR L. WAREHAM 1220 Swissvale Avenue fat Hill Avenuej 808 Center Street CH 1-0385 Wilkinsburg, Pa. RALPH TROGLIONE 8c SONS TAILORS and DRY CLEANERS Store: 1017 WVood Street Plant: 700-710 Rebecca Avenue Call and Delivery Service Phone: PEnhurst 1-4400 WE GIVE S 8: H GREEN STAMPS WALTER S. RADCLIFFE IMPERIAL WALLPAPER Dutch Boy and DuPont Paints QIT COSTS MORE NOT TO PAINTJ CHurc1iil1 1-0812 761 Penn Avenue BAU MAN CHEVROLET 432-34 Penn Avenue Wfilkinsburg, Pennsylvania ZEI-IR'S GULF 1013 Penn Avenue FOR ALL YOUR CAR NEEDS LUDEBUEHL SHOES We've Fitted Feet For Fifty Years Penn 8: Frankstown Quality Shoes WVe Give S Sc H East Liberty For the Entire Family Green Stamps 110 Best XVishCs to the CLASS ol' 1959 H. B. MAYNARD AND COMPANY, INC. MANAGEMENT CONSULTANTS XVILKINSBURG 718 XVALLACE AVENUE Telephone: FRCIIIOIII l-9600 MCCULLOUCH-WIHITFIEL HARDAWRE COMPANY F RIGIDAIRE RERICLER.-XTORS - DRYERS A RANGES AUTOMATIC YVASHERS TAPPAN and SUN RAY GAS RANGES PAINT SUPPLIES - SCOTT'S LAXVN SEED EASY WASHERS l922 37 Years 1959 111 Greeting Cards - Stationery ' Office Supplies ' Books - Gifts ' Games WILKINSBURG 724 Wood Street Plinhurst 1-9361 HAYS E A S T L I B E R T Y 6206 Penn Avenue Hlland 1-3820 WILKINSBURG HARDWARE CO. 1014 Penn Avenue Pittsburgh 21, Pa. Delivery Service: Phone: PEnhurst 1-3255 Distributors For DeYVALT POWER SAYV COCHRAN PAINTS PORTER-CABLE MACHINE CO. Meet Your Friends at M U R P H Y ' S 708 Penn Avenue SHOPSMITH , Phone: CHurchil1 1-0179 F R E E D M A N S W. R. MIKESELL 84: SON, INC. Men's and Boys' Wear REGISTERED PLUMBER 805 Wood Street PE 1-5860 Modern Bathrooms, Automatic Laundries . , , Electric 84: Gas Kitchens, Electric 8: Gas Heaters Wllklnsbufg 5 Gas Heating Equipment Arrow Shirt Headquarters 624 Rebecca Avenue YVILKINSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA MORRIS, GRAF 84: CO., LTD. Established 1892 Tile Bathrooms, Kitchens, Etc. Linoleum and Rubber Tile Floors - Walls 513 Wallace Avenue Wilkinsburg, Pennsylvania PEnhurst 1-4030 COLEMAN MOTOR CO. DODGE and PLYMOUTH 501 Penn Avenue Wilkinsburg Phone: FR 1-6300 P E N N W 0 O D Artist Materials PAINT 8a SUPPLY CO. Artist Brushes 811 Wood Street Wilkinsburg. Pennsylvania CHurchill 1-6440 SINCE 1895 EATON FUNERAL HOME Donald E. Eaton BEST IVISI-IES TO THE CLASS OF 1959 from SI-IACKELFORITS and MAXWELLIS Ross Avenue CH l-0836 The Finest in Flowers and Fancy Fruit Baskets CHAPEL 750 PENN AVENUE YVILKINSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA ALLEN ORGAN QVisitors always welcomej ORGANIST PE l-0457 CH l-0373 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '59 WILKINSBURG FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION PENN-LINCOLN HOTEL CHurchill 1-5600 113 FUCCARO STUDIO Fine Portraits I FORMAL AND CANDID WEDDINGS CHILDREN REPRODUCTIONS BEST IVISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1959 JOSEPH J. GRACIANO COMPANY W6 WILKINSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1959 S H O E S Jarman Shoes for Men - Fashionable Ties Boy Scout and Acrobat Shoes 619 IfVood Street FRemont l-6428 IVILKINSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA 114 FOR 12 MONTHS OF MOTORING PLEASURE You Can't Go Wrong With A Membership in the WILKINSBURG AUTOMOBILE CLUB PENN-LINCOLN HOTEL WILKINSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA CHurchi11 2-5100 Night Phone: BR I-5258 BR l-3424 ALEX MADJABIC BODY SHOP Complete Collision Service and Painting WHEEL ALIGNMENT - TOWING 226 FIRST STREET BRADDOCK, PA. 115 far t Cameras - Darkroom Supplies Developing 4 1 58?1uE2ii-Folie. F 0 T o S H 0 P 61112131-235456. K HA 1-7700 EM 1-1890 CHurchill 1-0222 HEPLER sc HENDERSON HAMILTON Shade 8c D rapery Co. Complete Custom Window Styling 428 Penn Avenue Printing of Distinction LETTERPRESS and OFFSET 806 Center Street Wilkinsburg, Pennsylvania Wilkinsburg, Pgh. 21, Pa. PE 1-2172 DEEMER BATTERY SERVICE Auto Electric State Inspection Complete Battery Service CHurchill 1-1483 Evening Hours: Tues. and Fri. 7:00-9:00 DR. E. C. BAXMEIER DR. GEORGE E. BAXMEIER THRU SERVICE WE GROW OPTQMETRISTS Penn Avenue S0l11.l'1 Avenue CH 1-1466 Mfilkinsburg, Pennsylvania HOPKINS BARBER SHOP HULME'S PHARMACY Open Evenings 4 P.M. to 9 P.M. Except Wednesday PRESCRIPTIONS Saturdays 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. A SPECIALTY For Appointment can CHurchill 1-0745 Corner Trenton and Franklin Avenues 606 Trenton Avenue Ph f ,- . - h- - Xvilkinsburgy Pennsylvania one or Seruce. CHurc 111 15114 DO YOU XVANT TO BUY OR SELI, A HOME? INSIST ON MULTI-LIST! WILKINSBURG REAL ESTATE AND TRUST CO. REAL ESTATE TRUSTS INSURANCE Since 1903, at Penn and Wood PE 1-1771 116 HARMON LUMBER 81 SUPPLY CO. LUMBER AND MILLWORK 208-214 Penn Avenue CH 2-4500 WILKINSBURG 21, PA. THREE RIVERS MOTORS C O. 919 Penn Avenue IVILKINSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA FORD Y CHurchi1l 2-1900 Best Wishes to the Class of '59 From Yaur Friendly Ford Dealer W. A. WINTERHALTER, President Real Estate Broker-Insurance Broker HOWARD E. ANTES - REALTOR Member-Greater Pittsburgh Board of Realtors East Suburban Multilist Real Estate Brokers Experience and Reputation 912 PENN AVENUE WILKINSBU RG, PA. WHERE YOUR PLEASURE IS OUR TREASURE THE LINCOLN RESTAURANT FOR THE FINEST IN FOOD FOR BANQUETS - DANCES - WEDDING RECEPTIONS Our Parties Please THE PENN-LI NCOLN HOTEL PEnhurst 1-6300 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1959 GEORGE L. POWER QUALITY MEATS ALWAYS 801 Wood Street CHurchill 1-7245 1 . T FROZEN FOOD - POULTRY - DAIRY PRODUCTS ,I L I fj 7 nl V aixhyt ch S I VV' Meblv an 0 ' Wear ll ly 0 t a South Avenue A Q l f L LBURG, PENNSYLVANIA Phone: PEnhurst 1-4600 W WF! l Aw ...OT M 5 A Complete Line of V MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR also , . - BOY SCOUT OUTFITTERSK ' Q Free Parking While You Shop 118 ZUN DEL T D10 XQQUELQA L3 3 Q. 5 '-5 5 'fjyou ovfm Photographers 0PORTRAITS 'COMNIERCIAL 'WEDDING 'SCHOOL licst VVishcs to thc Class of '59 G. R. Zuntlcl 808 NVuml Street In Wilkinslmurg CII I-0210 119 WILKINSBURG ELECTRIC AND RADIO SHOP Owner - Pete Strategos 1 S Plinhursl 1-2727 819 M1001 .treet XVILKINSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA BUKES CANDIES Formerly Bukes Grill Serving this District since 1911 KENNY'S CHILDREN'S SHOP Delicious Hgmg Madg Candies vVOOLl Street Speros Bukes, Proprietor Helen D. Morgan, Manager at 829 Xvood Street 1Vilkinslnn'g, 1'ennsy1v:1ni:1 XfVilkinsburg, Pennsylvania KREGAR 84 COMPANY JIM McKENZIE'S SERVICE DISTRIBUTORS of HLOTS OF LUCKH GOOD FOOD Penn Avenue and Center Street 900 Wood Street CHurchi11 1-0454 VVilkinsburg, Pennsylvania Yfllilkinsburg, Pennsylvania CHurCh'u 1-9368 R I T T S FELSER PHARMACY TYPEWRITER AGENCY 1019 NVood Street PEnhurst 1-1267 1026 Wood Street PEnhurst 1-5576 Typewriters and Supplies , PRESCRIPTIONS Exclusive Royal Agent WILLIAM HINKES says: Enjoy the elegance of . . . Tailored custom clothes for men and women. They cost no more and speak well for you. 803 Swissvale Avenue Plinhurgt 1.4051 120 tandard Savings and Loan Association Sffikvfr THE MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF '59 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 Sirsirifr SAVINGS ACCOUNTS INSURED TO 310,000.00 MODERN, FLEXIBLE HOME-FINANCING if-Yffif E tandard avings8fLoan rao rzuu Ave. W -'f'N5'URG 121 MEATS AND GROCERIES DAN S. HEEP WE DELIVER 810 Penn Avenue CHurchill 1-3842 1926 Quality Service for 1959 Over A Quarter Century BEACHY MOTOR CO. Continental Lincoln - Mercury - Edsel Sales - Service - Parts CHurchill 1-5000 333 Penn Avenue lVilkinsburg ANDERSON'S WILKINSBURG PAINT 8c SUPPLY CO. 713 Wood Street Phone: PEnhurst 1-4200 Wilkinsburg, Pennsylvania SAND'S CUE 8c CUSHION BILLIARDS POCKET BILLIARDS South and Hay CH 1-9487 WILKINSBURG HOBBY SHOP Hobbies and Crafts for the Whole Family 704 WVOod Street CI-Iurchill 1-3344 Wilkinsburg, Pennsylvania HOFFMAN'S STATIONERY OFFICE SUPPLIES - STATIONERY BOOKS Greeting Cards ' Gifts Games ' Glass and China 755 Penn Avenue Vlfilkinsburg, Pennsylvania PEnhurst 1-4875 HARTSOCK PHARMACY D. C. Hartsock, Ph.G. 612 Trenton Avenue Wilkinsburg, Pennsylvania Phone: CI-Iurchill 1-4217 HARVEY'S RESTAURANT 796 Penn Avenue 122 STILL FIRST IN IIOME FURNISHINGS aller' kinslmrg, 707 Penn Ave. CH 2-2200 Furniture Bedding Floor Coverings Appliances S Monroeville Miracle Mile DR 2-4200 Turtle Creek, 583 Penn Ave. EL 1-2523 MONEY TO BUY, IM SAVINGS AC-COUNTS INSURED UP TO When in Need of PROVE, OR REMODEL 510,000.00 These Services SEE FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION of Wilkinsburg 71 l Penn WILKINSBU CI-Iurcllill Avenue RG, PENNSYLVANIA l-1276 123 ARTHUR F. TEXTER 8c ASSOCIATES REALTORS 720 Wood Street Wilkinsburg, Pennsylvania FR l-1805 Member Greater Pittsburgh Board of Realtors and East Suburban Multi-List McGUIRE'S QUAKER FARM Epieurean Delicatessen O 1550 Montier Street Wilkinsburg, Pennsylvania CH 1-9508 Imports from Around the World Barbecued Chicken - Platter 804 Wood Street FR 1-8445 GEORGE P. SMITH CO. Lathing ' Plastering Acoustics Penn-Lincoln Hotel Wilkinsburg Pittsburgh 21, Pa. Telephone: CHurchill 1-3654 THE PENN WOOD GRILL A Well Known Place in Town 927 Wood Street, Wilkinsburg CH 1-4840 GOOD FOOD - STOP IN ANY TIME Open Late Hours Daily BENN'S MEN'S WEAR Get BENN-e-fitted BERTERA'S FINE FOODS Where Shopping Is a Pleasure 1716 Laketon Road . PEnhurst 756 Penn Avenue 1-0900 - 1-0901 - 1-0902 FR 1-8050 WE DELIVER WAYS PHARMACY THE PRESCRIPTION STORE Laketon Road and Montier Street Phone: CHurchill 1-0435 WILKINSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA 124 HOLLYWOOD SHOP Fashions of Elegance Without Extravagance 827 1V0od Street CHurchi11 1-9071 BEST'S ATLANTIC SERVICE Complete Automobile Care Courteous Service and T. V. Stamps 1200 Swissvale Avenue CH 1-9303 SIDLEUS 732 PENN AVENUE PHILLIP'S SHOE STORE 0 1012-1014 Wood Street Phone: CH 1-4151 MILLER BUICK, INC. BUICK SALES AND SERVICE 0 L. Miller XVIII. McCullough, 743 Ross Avenue W'i1kinsburg, Pennsylvania CH 1-8700 CASINO WOOD 8c WOOTTON RECREATION CLUB FLORAL SHOPPE BOWLING BILLIARDS 792 Penn Avenue Hfilkinsburg, Pennsylvania PE 1-9621 611 South Avenue Wilkinsburg, Pennsylvania Phone: PEnhurst 1-6231 KENYON BROS. JEWELERS Use Your Credit - Save Your Cash 746 Penn Avenue Plinhurst 1-6063 126 lfrunl Yicw T. D. TURNER FUNERAL HONlE SINCIIC ISHI 729 XV:1llau'm' .XYCIIIIC Pl'.lllIlll'5l V23-I0 l'RXlfR 'Sith' xil'lY I . D. I l'R wir x A3-Q 127 Brickmakers for 61 Years MILLIKEN BRICK CO., Inc Manufacturers CI-Iurchill 2-1000 IVILKIN SBU RG Nationally Advertised GIFTWARE DINNERWARE HOUSE FURNISHINGS HARDWARE WALMER'S 716-18 Penn Avenue PEnhurst 1-0487-8-9 CHARGE ACCOUNTS XVELCOME TURNER DAIRY FARMS Wilkinsburg's Choice of Fine Dairy Products A GOLDEN GUERNSEY MILK I0-19 JEFFERSON ROAD YVILKINSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA CHurchil1 2-1700 128 WOLFORD REALTY COMPANY Incorporated 1916 Complete Real Estate and Insurance Service 925 Wood Strcct VVm. Penn Highway Wilkinsburg, Pa. Murrysville, Pa. PEnl1urst 1-0793 FAirview 7-5081 EDGEWOOD CLEANING COMPANY 7716 EDGEWOOD AVENUE BR 1-3600 Instruments - Accessories - Records - Music CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '59! BECHTOLD MUSIC STORE Agent for HOLTON BAND INSTRUMENTS CHurchil1 1-3366 763 PENN AVENUE WILKINSBURG, PITTSBURGH 21, PA. 129 Every Deal A Square Deal -Multi-List Broker BERRINGER REALTORS Sales - Certified Property Manager - Insurance 1311 Swissvale Avenue, Wilkinsburg Phone: CH 1-7846-Call Day or Night Dependable Service Since 1927 GRAHAM'S SHOES 817 Wfood Street Xvilkinsburg, Pennsylvania R oofers Tinners All Kinds Sheet Metal Repairs STRUBLE BROTHERS, INC. 754 Rebecca Avenue Hlilkinsburg, Pennsylvania PEnhurst 1-0532 Fzzrnace Installation and Repairs TRENTON PHARMACY ACCURATE PRESCRIPTION SERVICE 224 Trenton Avenue CHurehi11 1-9317 PEnhurst 1-7567 Luo TALISAIAN, Pharmacist H. W. SWISSHELM SONS Penn and Trenton Avenues BODY AND FENDER WORK TRUCK BODY BUILDERS STEEL SPECIALTIES PEnhurst 1-1928 MERLFS B. N. VORTISH UDOORWAY TO FASHION CUSTOM MADE AXVNINGS and UPHOLSTERING O S09 1Vood Street Wilkinsburg, Pennsylvania 517 South Avenue IVi1kinsburg, Pennsylvania Phone: CHurehi11 1-2254 C. A. KI NG FINE FOODS 816 Penn Avenue PEnhurst 1-8740 130 ATLAS PLUMBING AND HEATING COMPANY Compliments of Cmmnerrial - Industrial PEnhurst I-0300 A FRIEND 523 N. Homewood Avenue Pittsburgh 8, Pa. CORSAGES SHOULDER BOUQUETS S T E P H E N S The Friendly Florist All Varieties of CUT FLOWERS AND POTTED PLANTS 615 Wood Street CHurchil1 1-5100 Member Florist Association Class Rings Caps and Gowns Club Pins Choir Robes Trophies, Awards Gavels DON ENEIX 81 SONS 927A Union Trust Building, Pittsburgh I9, Pa. Band Uniforms Uniform Accessories Flags, Banners AT l-0384 Commencement Invitations Personal Cards Diplomas, Annuals BAUMAN PONTIAC, INC. NEW AND USED CARS O 728 Rebecca Avenue Pittsburgh 21, Pennsylvania Phone: Plinhurst l-5500 BROAD'S PHARMACY 1042 Penn Avenue Wilkinsburg Phone: FRemont I-8421 131 The WILKINSBURG GAZETTE Your Community Newspaper WILCOX FUNERAL HOME Formerly Wareham's 0 C. Dale Wilcox, Director Rebecca Avenue at Center Street 771 P61111 Avenue Xvilkinsburg CH 1-8640 CH 1-2345 Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted JOHNSTON'S GULF SERVICE DR- D- ZWERLING Corner Laketon Road Optomemst and Montier Street QSuccessor to Dr. J. N. Helmanj 804 Wood Street PE 1-7408 Wilkinsburg Pittsburgh 21, Pa. Tel. CHurchil1 I-9492 0 0 O JQLfzT28lEc7eI11S ji cookfyv-ith G S ff'1Til1? Q f - goo R so clean . . .so fast. . .so dependable THE PEOPLES NATURAL GAS COMPANY Sewing Homes and Industries in Western Pennsylvania MEMORY LANE WHERE EVERY CARD IS A HALLMARK CARD 0 814 Wood Street J. PAUL PFAFF PHARMACY E. G. Smouse ' R. D. McCue PROFESSIONAL PHARMACISTS NORCROSS GREETING CARDS Gifts Stationery Office Supplies Office Furniture O FRIEDLINFFS Del' Serv' 'my 'ce STATIONERY 804 Penn Avenue 720 Penn Avenue WILKINSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA PE 1-9420 Phone: PEnhurst l-9081 SPONSOR FIRE PREVENTION FOR VVILKINSBURG SCHOOLS FOR THE BEST INSURANCE, REAL ESTATE SERVICE AND PROPERTY MANAGEMENT SEE... DAW ON A. MACK 701 WOOD STREET WILKINSBU RG, PENNSYLVANIA REPRESENTING HARTFORD, HOME, AETNA, AMERICAN CASUALTY, AND OTHER LEADING INSURANCE COMPANIES 133 SUMMER'S HOME BAKERY 774 Penn Avenue CH l-0956 WILKINSBURG MUSIC, INC. 706 lvood Street PE l-3155 Phonographs Music Lessons Records Sheet Music Musical Instruments Accessories PENN HEATER Plumbing and Heating Electric Supplies 751 Penn Avenue IVilkinsburg, Pennsylvania FRemont 1-6114 PIMLOTT PHARMACY X'Vilkinsburg's Only Store Exclusively for PRESCRIPTIONS SICK ROOM SUPPLIES 725 Penn Avenue PEnhurst l-3131 DELIVERY SERVICE J. M. SEMBOWER 8c SON W O O L W O R T H ' S 0 O Plumbing and Heating Your Friendly ' CH l-0195 Store ll20 Swissvale Avenue HANLON 81 WILSON COMPANY Engineers - Designers - Fabricators WILKINSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA 134 ' 14514.11 .5 4, ' f1?!!?f5 . II ag, 7 I , fy Wyyyfi, fn f III! U! 'wa 1 Ill bv Z1 . 'EIR' ff W74' I ff! f f , if W X X ff f . f X ,W ,f ffffzyy fff W ,511 W ,fo , , .fff Q fl ffff fffff A ,fy I I ' gin' ' ,H fy: ,' - . f fl , I ' lghn lil , ' , .' . , , ' ' I C +' . '1 I 'mas '1 1 : ' .J ,-W' .3 -, '-1 1- , Min g i l 'gqffggfx ' w- WT 1: lm I ,QW 'H gf1 ' 'H , ff ' , ,Y , H f I Wy C. .1 L L 4 ! Sofwzwb Qwlirg M y dnt Pmdudm OUR COMPLETE WILL SOLVE YOUR SERVICE YEARBOOK PROBLEMS frgfmmfgm WW WWTP l'llE CANTON ENGRAVING 8 ELECTROTYPE COMPANY 410 3RD. STREET S.E., CANTON, OHIO 135 ADVERTISING INDEX Anderson's--Wilkinsburg Paint 8: Supply Co. ......., 122 Antes, Howard E. ,,..... .........,.,.....,............. ,...... . ,.... ..... ,... 1 l 7 Ardmore Auto Service, Inc. ...,..... ..........,... .....,.. 1 0 8 Atlas Plumbing and Heating ...,... ..,..... l 31 Bauman Chevrolet .....,...... ....,... 1 10 Bauman Pontiac, Inc. ......... ...,,... 1 31 Baxmeier, Optometrists ..,.... ........ 1 16 Beachy Motor Co. ...........,.. .....,.. 1 22 Bechtold Music Store ........ ........ 1 29 Bell's Drug Store ,..,, . .,,... ........ 1 10 Benn's Men's Wear .,...,.. ....,... 1 24 Berringer Realtors ......,. ....,... 1 30 Bertera's Fine Foods ...... ........ 1 24 Best's Atlantic Service ...... .,....., 1 26 Brenneman Co. .... , ......... ,...... . 108 Broad's Pharmacy .,.... ...,,.., 1 31 Bukes Candies ......,.. ..,..... 1 20 Canton Engraving . ..,,..... ......,. 1 35 Caldwell 8: Graham .......... ..,..... l 08 Casino Recreation Club .....,. .... ,,.. 1 2 6 Coleman Motor Co. ......,... ., ...,.. 112 Colhocker, W. E. ........,.., ....,... 1 08 Coca Cola Company . ,.... ......,. 1 08 Dasch's ..,........ , ..,...,,..,..,...,....... ....,.., 1 18 Deemer Battery Service .....,. .,...,.. 1 16 Eaton Funeral Home .,..,... , ....... 113 Edgewood Cleaning Co. .....,. ......,. 1 29 Eneix, Don ..,...................... .,....,. 1 31 Faller's ......,............ ........ 1 23 Felser Pharmacy .....,...,.........,...,,.........,...,........ ......,. 1 20 Fidelity T rust Co. .......,.......,.........,...,...,.........,..............,. 107 First Feredal Savings and Loan Association .....,......., Fotoshop .....,.....,...,.....,...............................,.......... ..,..... Freedman's ,,.... . ,..... . ,......,. ..,. ,,.........,..... ..... , .... . , . 123 116 112 Friedline's Stationery ......,. ........ 1 33 Fuccaro Studio .....,......,....,. ..... , .. 114 Good, A. C. 8: Sons ...........,.., ..,,.... 1 08 Graciano, joseph J., Co. ,.,.. ..,..,.. 1 14 Graham's Shoes , ............. ,.... ........... ,..... . , ....... ...,.... 1 3 0 Hamilton Shade and Drapery Company ..,...... . ,,..,.. 116 Hanlon 18: Wilson Co. ,. ..,..............,.,..,........,,.. ........ 1 34 Harmon Lumber 8: Supply Co. ......,......,.... ........ 1 17 Harrity Real Estate ........... ,...,........ ........ 1 0 7 Hartsock Pharmacy ........ , ........ 122 Harvey's .,....,........,.,...... ...., l 22 Hays ...,...,.....,..........,......,.. ........ 1 12 Heep, Dan S. ....,..........,..... ...,.... 1 22 Hepler and Henderson ....... ..... 1 16 Hinkes, VVilliam ........... ,... ...., l 2 0 Hoffman's Stationery ..,..,. ..... l 22 Hollywood Shop .,..........,.. .....,,. 1 26 Hopkins Barber Shop ..,.. ........ l 16 Hulme's Pharmacy .,....., , .... 116 johnston's -Gulf ....... ...., 1 52 joseph Shoes ....,..., ..... 1 14 Kenny's , ......,,..,.............,......... ..... 1 20 Kenyon Bros. ..............,..........,... .,...,,. 1 26 Ketterer, Edward T. 8: Son. ..,... ......,. 1 08 King, C. A. ...,...........,.....,.....,.... ...,,... 1 30 Kregar 8: Company ..,...,..,..... ..,..... 1 20 Lincoln Restaurant ........ .,,.. 1 17 Ludebuehl Shoes ........ ,.... 1 10 136 Mack, Dawson A. , ......,,.,..... .. MacPherson Studio , ...,... .....,, . Madjaric, Alex, Body Shop ....., Maynard, H. B. and Company Inc McCullough-Whitfield Hardware Company McGuire's Texaco Service Station McKenz1e's Service ,. .,,..,.,......... . Memory Lane ...,...,..,...,......,...,.... Merle's .... . , ...,..,,. ., Mikesell, W. R. ..,...,....... . Miller Buick, Inc. ...,...,.....,... . Milliken Brick Company .,........ Morris, Graf and Company .... Murphy's ...............,...................... Penn Heater ,..........,................... Penn Wood Grill ,..................... Pennwood Paint 8: Supply Co. Peoples Natural Gas Co. ........ . Pfaff, J. Paul, Pharmacy ...... Phillip's Shoe Store ........... Pimlott Pharmacy .,......,.. Power, George L. Quaker Farms .....,..,. Radcliffe, Walter S. , ........... .. Ritts Typewriter Agency ........ Sand's Cue 8: Cushion .....,.... Sembower, J. M. 8: Sons ........., Shackelford's and Maxwe1l's .. Sidleys ................,......................... Smith, George P. ...,..,......,......... . Standard Savings and Loa Stephens , ....... . ..,.....,,............... Struble Brothers ..,..,...,...,.....,.... Summers Home Bakery ,..,.... Swisshelm, H. W., Sons ........ Texter, Arthur F. ..,....,.,...,... . Three Rivers Motors Co. .,.... . Trenton Pharmacy .,...,..,..,,... Troglione, Ralph 8: Sons ......... Turner Dairy Farms, Inc. .,..... . Turner, T. D., Funeral Home Unangst Real Estate Co. ........ Vortish, B. N. ,. .,.,...,..... .. Walmer's ., ..........,..,...,.,.. ,. Wareham, Edgar L. ...,.. . Ways Pharmacy .....,..,.,,,.,..,........ Wilcox Funeral Home ..,......,.... Wilkinsburg Automobile Club Wilkinsburg Electric and Radio Wilkinsburg Federal Savings 8: Loan Association Wilkinsburg Gazette .,............., Wilkinsburg Hardware Co. Wilkinsburg Hobby Shop ,.....,, Wilkinsburg Music, Inc. ..,...... , Wilkinsburg Real Estate and Trust Co Wilkinsburg Restaurant ,. ..,... .. Wolfe Memorial ,......,..,...,......,.. Wolford Realty Co. ..,...,,.,...,... . Wonday Film Service .,.............. Wood 8: Wootton Floral Shoppe Woo1worth's ., ......,..,......,...,..,.... .. Zehr's Gulf ..... ,.., Zundel Studio .,...,... Zwerling, Dr. D. ..,.. . n Association I c - ' Q15 W ' PZ SEQ ,, El? fy 12:5 A . 2 1.1 ,Y .If A V' 2: y ,,., .4 . .,' ,WJ 1. . ,, 4 5 -. A 2 ,,. s Www VSA Q I ' 5511 X 5'-HE 5' vi ' i Q !?F'- ' , ..:, ya., Q ik ff . ,vo L. .- Ezfl- 1 FY A 1? 1 5 ,FJVWQ QWV., kr 'Q w if f z 1 . ' , 1 'SW .SL -1 4 Q af J -stmbq ni M. ki , 1 -4 M Q +V M M h v v - . FK 1f': ,A 49 3,-.ff ,,, fs 4. 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