Leechburg High School - Minetas Yearbook (Leechburg, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1959 volume:

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At the same time your teach- ing was directed toward the attainment of perfection in all that we did. Later, we came to realize that many of our finest assembly programs were the results of your organi- zation and direction. What was even more important, we knew that we could always go to you for advice or counsel in any matter. We thank you, Mrs. Manning, for all of these things- to you we dedicate the Minetas of 1959. 5 ?oreword In a world that hourly grows smaller in time spacev it is no longer sufficient to Lift up thine eyes to the hillsf' but, lo, we must look farther, even to the stars and the planets. But while we are figuratively standing with our heads in the clouds, let us be realistic enough to keep our feet firmly planted on the ground. Let us remember that before we soar, the fundamentals must be carefully studied and tested. Here must be cal- culated the risks and the possibilities for error. Let us plan carefully, let us study diligently, let us make haste slowly. Life is a flight into the un- known. Great is the potential, magnificent may be the rewards, but the climb may be long and arduous. Disappointments and discouragements may cause us to temporarily turn aside, but success is born of triumphs over disasters. Greatness is achieved only by steadfastness to faith in our ideals and the things which we believe to be worthwhile. 6 fa:-tl: Satellite Uperatom fFacultyj ?oeleet Wlou . fSeniorsQ ff-oanl Crew . fUnderclassmenj Space Cluatter . fActivitiesj Space S' tation Stompera fMusicQ ?nte1-planetary Competition fSportsj Q -5 Q I giiug 2 SS, 4 . WWQ RSE? , mg 525 5, B. MWA, 4,, ,wmv M . :sf-1 gyiaifwiiiizs W XFf'??f?2f ' wwagwmw , wwe' washes, 5: ,gn '. i4?Si5TiS2i'sH' e nfiziisw QMS: :mafia 1 gp , 532114: A '57 . y 0 2? .g i X .K is QQ, x x max wg 1 Www 3 2 rl 9 , .W w.,w.s5mmm.ss1M, sg Q QR' ' 1? 4 I E 7 ' 2? Y ff A w3iYJw,, vm ,, A Q 3 'Q 53414 f X W W f 2? ' H mc: H f :SUS N M K wg 'ig A . ., A, 1,3 X , W N ,X fm x 2 -5 A W N . X X School bil-ectvr L. to R.-Mr. McClanahun, Mr. Benford, Mr. Onsler, Mr. Oldfield, Mr. Papp. The school board is responsible for all decisions concerning the Leechburg Public Schools. The civic minded individuals who serve on this board give un- selfishly of their time and energies in order that our schools may be operated with inaximuin efficiency. We, the Class of ,59, express our appreciation to the school board for the grand job they have done. 10 Sci: vol Ufficial Ably and efficiently serving as Superintendent is Mr. Blanch. Efficient and friendly is Mrs. Shaffer, Mr. Baker's secretary. Assisting Mr. Blauch in this job is Mrs. Gosser. Expertly regulatiniour high school as Principal is Mr. Ba er. Mr. William Carroll Mr. John Cipollini History, P.O.D., Sociology M a t h e m a t i c S, Gener- B.S. in Education al Science B.S. Miss Mary Kathryn Clarkin Miss Mary E. Eisaman Health and Physical Educa- English 10 and 11 tion B.A. B.S. lltiuile Kaftan Mr. Leo Allera Instrumental Music B.M. - M.S. Public School Music Miss Marjorie Boney Art B.S. in Art Education Mrs. Edna M. Bigley Geography B.A. Mr. Richard F. Bouch Health and Physical Educa tion B.S. or 5 u hem Mr. William Feicht Typing ll.S. l'Iclnc-ailion Mr. Thomas of Furlong Ir. Music Wop-at Sulvslllzllisllip, llns. Law, 13.5 f Mr. Rodger Kuhl lndnstriul Arts ll.S. l'lclnn-ation 1 l, lx f X fi, -Q X! I 4 X , X f . X , Lf! ff Hammond Mrs. Dorothy K. Harter Mzltlu-inutics BS. Mntlu-nmtics Mrs. Melva P. Houchens Mrs. Marion Jones American History, Pennsyl- English 12 vamia History, and Civics B.S. Svc. Education Mrs. Phyllis Kaufman Mr. John A. Lawrence Latin, Frvnclx, English Science, Geography B.A. B.S. in Education Mrs. Clementina Lehman Mrs. Addalene Manning School Nurse EUgliSh, Reading, Spelling RN. Grades 7 51 8 Mrs. Rose Mastarone MF- 101111 Nig1'0 Home Economics American History BIS. Education Driver Education B.S. Education Klawt Miss Maria O'Lear Miss jean Omdoif World History Mathematics, Algebra B.A. Education B.S. Education Mr. Ernest L. Penone English 9 B.A. Education Teclaniciam Mr. Frank Pinto Biology B.S. - M. Education Mr. Emest E. Sendry Physics, Sr. Science B.S. - M.S. Mr. Pat Runco Sliortliancl I, Slmrtliancl Typing II B.S. Mrs. Mable Shadle Librarian B.A. - M.A. I f Mr. Donald E. Siverlin g Mr. Alois Stankiewicz Bookkecpirlgf, Typing, Busi' Guidance Counselor ness Training B.S. B.S. - M.S. Mrs. Maxine K. Zargo Mathematics, Boys' Health B S Keeping our high school clean and in good repair is a tedious and seem- ingly never ending task. The job is far from glamorous, and yet it is a job that must be done. Safe! ite lllain tenance Floor Boss 16 E lllain tainem We, the Minetas Staff of 1959, wish to express our appreciation to the Main- tenance Staff for the superb job they have done. M, 'M' ., if 'LEE 4 3 'YQ- 8 v L ...--vo 4 J My 5 L. 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Editor-in-Chief of Mine- tas, N.H.S. member, President of the As- sembly Club, writer for T.V., Histo Club . . . toots a mean clarinet in Band: Pep Band, and Orchestra . . . likes to hunt and fish, read, drive his hot car, and fool with rockets . . . engineering at Carne ie Tech looms ahead for this bright lad. Treasurer HAZEL KAREN SWANSON Hize Academic A cute cheerleader with personality plus . . . liked by all . . . enjoys ice skating and dancing . . . sings with the Senior Girls' Chorus and is a member of the Homeroom Officers Club . . . aspires to become a librarian. 21 BARBARA ANNETTE MISKINIS Babs Commercial An efficient miss . . . active as Presi- dent of Art Club . . . head typist for Minetas . . . Business Manager of T.V. . . . Assistant Head Usher, N.H.S. mem- ber , . . likes art and swimming . . . fashion illustrating is in her plans for the future. JOHN ROBERT AMORINO Peanuts General Likes to rod the car likeable member of the Fire Squad . . . laughing addi- tion to the senior class plans to go to the Air Force then get a job. PATRICIA L. ARTMAN Pat Academic Head usher and member of Courtesy Club . .. listens to the radio . . . likes to read . . . faithful Pittsburgh Pi- rate baseball fan plans to become a nurse. JOAN LARUE ASHBAUGH Joanie Commercial Quiet girl who enjoys dancing, roller skating, list- eninf to von musie . pipes F- 1 I - ' a flute in the Band and Orchestra enjoys the Courtesy Club undecid- ed between business school and working. DIANA BANTZ Bantz Academic One of those high step- ping majorettes holds membership in N.H.S. Feature Staff of T.V., As- sembly Club, Choruses plays violin in the Orchestra a career in mathematics or modeling perhaps. ALDA LOUISE BARISONE Alda Lou General Jolly lass who hopes to be a nurse member of Ushers Club, Girls' Chorus, Art Club, and History Club likes to go swimming with Tooitie and Peggy Jo. Today A Iwi-1 on CARRY BECK Car Academic One of our Pep Band members . . . likes outdoor sports, Water skiing, boat- ing, swimming, and hunt- ing participates in the Senior Band .. . plans to enter college. ROCCO LOUIS BENNARDO Dumbo General A real clown enjoys riding around in his hot rod reports to homeroom 305 interested in auto- mobiles . . . his future am- bition is to be a mortician. BETTY JEAN BELL Bud Commercial A quiet miss who is a lot of fun . . . member of the Girls' and Senior Mixed Choruses . . . hopes to do secretarial work after gradu- ation. EUGENE JOSEPH BELLA Bell Academic All around athlete . . . p l a y s football, basketball, and baseball active in Men's and Mixed Chorus . .. N.H.S. member . .. en- joys swimming and going to parties . . . plans to enter the field of mathematics or en- gineering . . . one of the four uscumsf' laallenge u MARGARET JOANN BLAUGH Peggy Jo Commercial Loads of fun .. . can usually be seen with Tootie and Alrda likes driving the ear and going swimming blows her horn in the Senior Band member of Girls' Chorus hopes to become a secretary or air- line hostess. DONNA RAE BODENHORN Donna Commercial A real fun-loving gal one of our etlieient ushers . . . thinks swimming and eolleeting records are grand hobbies desires a career as a baby nurse. ALFRED BONELLO Fred Academic Another member of our basketball squad partici- pates in baseball also . . . interested mainly in sports . . . ambition is to be a den- tist. CHRISTINE BONELLO Tina Academic One of our bouncing cheerleaders . . . member of the National Honor So- eiety and the History Club . . . also finds time to be Editor of the Trotty Veek . . . ambition is to be a dent- al hygienist. KATHRYN CLAIRE BOPP Kathy General No bigger than a minute . . . likes to listen to the radio after high sehool hopes to lasso a job hangs her hat in 305 always has a big, Hello, for everyone. MARTIN DAVID BOSIN Mert Academic A smaller member of the mush house boys . . . smallness doesn't keep him from enjoying all outdoor sports . . . sings in the Menis Chorus will follow his brother's footsteps to Clar- ion State 'l'eaehers College. RICHARD ELLSWORTH BOWSER Ron Academic A new faee this year hail- ing from Clarion a real heartbreaker . . . interests are ears, girls, and basket- ball hopes to become a meehanie a real riot. LOUISE E. BRODA Lou General Main interest is owning her own ear one of the waitresses we keep busy at Tony's . . . becoming a beautieian and getting mar- ried are her main ambitions. HOWARD RONALD BROWN How General A popular lad who is smoothhanded with a bas- ketball also one of our baseball players ean be seen around with Niek or Den . . . wishes to be a meehanie or take up phar- maey. HELEN ELIZABETH BUDRICK Helen Commercial Another of our helpful ushers . . . swimming tops her interests nice per- sonality collects pen- nants . . . wants to be a private secretary. CLARA ANDREA BURLANDO Clara Academic A girl of many interests . . . likes to read . . . participates in Senior Mixed Cho-rus, plays violin in Orchestra, member of T.V. Feature Staff as well as being in Girls, Chorus and Courtesy Club plans career as elementary teacher. JOSEPH NICHOLAS BURTON Nicky General A neat-looking resident of 305 sports writer for Trotty Veck . . . interests include pool, basketball, and swimming . . . wishes to enter Business Accounting after high school. RONALD JAMES CASTELNUOVO Cass Academic A real Casanova with the girls likes to fly model airplanes one of the ac- tive members of the Stage Crew . . . head of Minetas Business Staff and member of Assembly Com- mittee plans on becom- ing an electrical engineer. SHIRLEY ANN CASTELNUOVO Shirl Commercial A not too quiet miss who drives to school from Hyde Park . . . enjoys watching children and driving cars sells programs at foot- ball games . .. wants to go to business school and con- tinue in the secretarial field. GERARD CLARE CIHAT Jerry Academic A friendly guy with ev- eryone . . . plays sax as well as bass drum is a mem- ber of Senior Band a n d Orchestra plans to con- tinue his hobby and become a motorcycle mechanic. CAROLYN CIN PIN SKI Carolyn Academic High-strutting head maj- orette with a wonderful per- sonality . . . enjoys doing art work . .. active member of Trotty Veck Staff . . . a nursing cap is her destina- tion. HAZEL ANN CLOWES Tootie Commercial Full of fun loves to listen to pop', music and go swimming . . . member of the Ushers Club am- bition is to be a beautician or secretary. MAXINE ANN COOPER Max Commercial Loves swimming be- longs to Courtesy Club and is one of our cheerful pro- gram sellers . .. future am- bition is to pound a type- writer and push a pencil. to gran g 14 5 'K i in Atature JUDITH ANN CRIBBS Judy Commercial A girl with loads of per- sonality active member of the Chomses, Senior Band, Orchestra, and As- sembly Club . . . can usually be seen with the West Leechburg gang . . . hopes to become a secretary. WILLIAM LEE CRIBBS Bill Academic Likes hunting, swimming, all spectator sports . . . small but power- acked guard on the football, team . . . bas- k e t b a ll scorekeeper ... member of Men's Chorus . . . Mr. Sendry's favorite type of student wants to go to college. MARTHA ANN MARY CROTALLO Mar General A charming girl well liked by all one of our Courtesy Club members to be a baby nurse is her desire. JOHN CHARLES DAUGHERTY Red General A real likeable personal- ity has a tem er to go with his hair-recll hot likes to hunt and play base- ball . . wants to join the Armed Forces after gradu- ation a friendly guy. DANNY JAMES DeBERNARDI Whitey General Interested in automobiles loves all sports can be seen at all the games . . . hard working.. KPJ football manager angs his coat in 305 future ambition -Service? trade school? DEN NY PAUL DeBERNARDI Den General A sharp-looking lad from 201 . . . another of our base- ball players . . . main in- terest is pool plans to enter the Service after grad- uation. ANTHONY JOSEPH DEFILIPPI Tony Academic Is known as the friendly guy with the car around L.H.S. a National Hon- or Society member ev- erybody's friend is on the Stage Crew Mine- tas sports writer college education enters his plans for the future. EDMUND DEF ILIPPI Eddie Academic A most happy fellow member of the Homeroom Officers Club . . . a lively baseball player . . . sports and cars are his main inter- ests plans to major in history. ARTHUR JOSEPH DePAOLI Arty Academic A born comedian . . . likes hunting, fishing, and swim- ming aside from all his clowning he is interested in automobiles . . . wants to become a mechanic. RICHARD ANTHONY DEZZUTTI Rich Academic His whole day revolves around music . . . blasts a real hot trumpet in Band, Pep Band, and Orchestra . . . usually seen rodding around in his Buick . . . also hunts and fishes after graduation, music study is for him. PHILLIP EDWARD DOYLE Phil General A very friendly fellow . . . liked by everyone one of our football heroes . . . enjoys collecting Indian rel- ics . . . also likes swimming, hunting, and archery . . . future is undecided. WVALTER ALFRED DROZD Walt General A pleasant guy .. . inter- ested mainly in cars . . . one of our commuters to L.H.S. hopes to join either the Army or Air Force after high school. BEN THOMAS EVANS Ben Academic A real goof-offl' al- ways clowning . . . a fine angler and hunter also likes to tinker with cars . .. after his diploma he hopes to attend a trade school or join up with Uncle Sam. ALVIE EUGENE ESHELMAN Esh General A likeable guy, indeed . . . lists hunting and fishing as his hobbies . . . also likes stock car races . . . hopes to H11 the position of a grease monkey . . . simply likes cars . . . friendly to everyone. botln A zntual KENNETH C. FACEMYER Ken Academic Hunting and fishing rank high with this boy par- ticipates in football in the winter, basketball in the spring . .. will attend col- lege after graduation liked by everyone al- ways calm, cool, and col- lected. JOHN WILLIAM FEENEY Feen General Interests Veer in many directions . . . football, bas- ketball, hot-rodding, and swimming one of our helpful football managers plans to be one of Un- cle Sam's sailors. JOHN THOMAS FYCYK jay General Well liked by all Cespe- cially the girlsl known as one of the mush house boys of West Leechburg . .. Hnds pleasure in hunt- ing and cars hopes to lind a job after graduation. ROBERT WENDELL GAMBLE Bob General A new addition to L.H.S. from Freeport . . . enjoys hunting and other sports a football and baseball manager ambition is to enter the Service after high school. d ment L ROBERT DANIEL GIBBON Danny General Enjoys swimming . . . very nice personality belongs to Homeroom Officers Club . . . intramural basketball player . .. further schooling is his ambition rather quiet. JANET LORENE GIBSON Ian Academic Has a sparkling person- ality plays alto horn in the Band and sings soprano in the Cirls' Chorus interested in music, music, music often seen with Eileen a most attractive miss. NANCY EILEEN COEDICKE Eileen Academic This lively young lady is Assistant Activities Editor on the Minetas Staff, Head Usher, and a member of the Courtcsy Club . . . spends her free time dancing and listening to records her aim is to attend business school. DIANA LOUISE CORELLI Diane Commercial One of our sharp major- ettes . . . always laughing typist for Trotty Veck enjoys listening to rec- ords plans to attend Itobcrt M o r r i s Business School upon graduation. ROBERTA LEE CRAY Bobbi Academic A hep saxophone pla er with a sparkling personaiity . . . member of Girls' and Mixed Chorus swim- ming and art interest her . . . thinks nursing is a worthy goal. STELLA LOUISE GROSSO Stel Academic Posscsscs a marvelous sense of humor . . . takes everything in stride member of the Color Guard and Vice President of the Art Club . . . crazy about swimming and ice skating . . . hopes for a career in home economics. JOHN DAVID GUARNERO lake General A quiet but sly sort of fellow . .. likes to hunt is interested in cars .. . can be seen with the boys .. . plans for after high school are undecided. PAULINE JOYCE HADEL Babs Commercial Another one of our long- walkers from Hyde Park . . . enjoys swimming, ice skating, and cars sings in the Girls' Chorus contends that business world appeals to her interests. JOHN ANDREW HEILMAN john General Enjoys hunting and fami- ing hard-hitting tackle on the football team . . . wants to attend college or enter th e Service after graduation. LILLIAN GRACE HELD Lil Commercial A quiet, but friendly girl who hails from Hyde Park .. . a member of homeroom 301 hopes to become a secretary. MARCIA JEAN HENDERSON Marcia Commercial A very lively co-ed active in Ushers Club and Courtesy Club . . . enjoys swimming, dancing, and ice skating plans to go to B. T. C. GERALD ROBERT HEPLER Gerald General A likeable chap from homeroom 201 a mem- ber of our school's Fire Squad always fun to be with . . . has not made any definite plans for his future. GEORGE ANTHONY HOLLIS George General Enjoys all sports likes to swim, hunt, and fish cars rate high among his interests plays on bas- ketball team . . . future am- bition-to attend business school. CLARA MARIE HOOKS Clara Commercial A pleasant girl from 301 always has a smile for everyone . . . her future am- bition is to go to a beau- tician's school or to become a secretary. GEORGE ALLEN HRITZ Shorty Commercial A popular chap . . . friend- ly with all major inter- ests are hunting and fishing . .. our ainsurancev basket- ball player active also in the Senior Band and the Choruses . . . can usually be seen with the West Leech- burg gang hopes to be an accountant. JOHN CARSON HUGHES Herk Academic A real romeo . . . likes fishing and working on cars . . . can usually be seen with the gang or driving the Merc', .. . ambition is to be a teacher. RAYMOND HUNTER Ray Academic A light but fast back on our football team . . . en- thusiastic baseball player . . . member of Stage Crew likes to rod cars . .. a real bomb behind the wheel .. . hopes for a career as a chemist. KATHLEEN JANTOSIK Kathleen Academic A cheerful little lassie . . . member of the Senior Mixed and Girls' Choruses ac- tive in the Courtesy and Ushers Club . . . leisure time pursuits are singing, danc- ing, swimming, and ic e skating . . . would like to be a doctor. ar tal Q 2 3 nut 6e MARY ANNE JONES Mary Anne Commercial Fond of writing letters sharp, snappy head Majorette typist for T.V. to be a secretary is her beacon light. DANIEL JOSEPH KASANICKY Dan General Quite a cut-up . . . friend- ly with everyone .. . loves hunting, fishing, and swim- ming future is some field in agriculture. BETTY DARLENE KEESEY Betty Academic Appears quiet but speaks with brain power . . . en- joys reading as a hobby commutes to school from out Schenley way is member of N. H. S., T. V. News Staff, and Courtesy Club in addition to being in the Girls' Chorus and History Club . . . plans to be a secondary teacher. SANDRA KEPPLE Sandy Commercial Attractive blue-eyed mem- ber of the Courtesy Club has a smile for every- one . . . swimming is her main hobby . .. destination -secretary or commercial teacher. PHYLLIS MARIE KERESZTURI Phil Academic An attractive little lady interested in swimming and dancing always has a smile on her face ac- tive in the Sr. Mixed and Girls' Choruses member of the Courtesy Club . . . would like to be an ele- mentary teacher. BETTY IAYNE KLINGENSMITH B. J. Commercial Livelv co-ed with a sweet personality . . . enjoys swim- ming and boating . .. can be seen with the gang fast typist for the Minetas and one of the ushers another girl hoping to be- come a secretary. CHARLES DENNY KLINCENSMITH Denny Academic Is often seen going to new places . . . enjoys hunt- ing, swimming and riding around member of Sr. Band, Sr. Mixed and Men's Choruses will attend college. GLORIA JEAN KLINGENSMITH Gloria Academic Another Florence Night- ingale coming up active in History Club . . . a pleas- ant usher interests in- clude playing the organ, music, swimming, and read- ing. RITCHEL GEORGE KLINGENSMITH George Academic A red-haired guy who hails from Gilpin Township enjoys hunting, fishing, boating, and driving plans to enter the Air Force or attend college a real cut-up wherever he is. DUANE KNEPSHIELD Beaver General Comes to us from Gilpin . . . always full of laughs . . . takes an interest in hunting and swimming . . . a talkative fellow liked by everyone . . . plans to at- tend a technical school. MARY MARGARET KNEPSHIELD Mary Commercial Pert and ambitious-thatls Mary loves to swim and drive . . . enjoys being in the Choruses, an usher, and on the Minetas Staff . . . to help Uncle Sam by being a secretary for his govern- ment is the plan for her fu- ture career. ANTHONY STEPHEN KRASOWSKI Krow Academic A handsome chap popu- lar with everybody . . . espe- cially the girls . .. a great football and basketball play- er . . . also one of our base- ball managers . . . hobbies are hunting and fishing . .. likes to go camping goal is for a higher educa- tion. HOMER EUGENE KUNSELMAN Homer Academic A quiet lad with person- ality plus . . . likes to go hunting and swimming one of our football players also a member of the Trotty Veck staff wants to become an engineer. ZOLTAR JOSEPH KUPAS Zol Academic Likes hunting and fishing and cars nothing is sol- emn when he's around plans to be a mechanic or state policeman. to JOHN GEORGE LABANISH John Academic An art enthusiast . . . member of the Art Club enjoys listening to mus- ic plays a clarinet in the Band . . . participates in the History Club a teaching career is his goal. CAROL ANN LIVRONE Liver Commercial Popular and fun to be with loves listening to records and dancing is a neat majorette and is also Circulation Manager of the Trotty Veck plans to enroll in the Robert Morris Business School. CAROLE ANN LOBBY Lob Academic Always full of fun . . . a clarinet player in the Band . . . member of N. H. S., Activities Editor of Minetas, writer for Trotty Veck . . . ice skating, swimming, and good books fascinate her hopes to be a chemist. JOSEPHINE LONG Sis Commercial One of the helpful mem- bers of the Courtesy Club . . . hails from Schenley . . . would like to work in the oflice at Schenley. cvncen trati PATRICIA JOYCE LOREN Z Pat Commercial A high-prancing senior majorette, head typist for the Trotty Veck, and a member of the Art Club . . . loves drawing and danc- ing . .. a secretarial job in the future. FRED LUKAC Fred Academic A happy-go-lucky type of guy a frantic sax player . . . interested in football and music is in Senior Band, Orchestra, and Pep Band . .. will take up elec- trical engineering after high school. EDMUND JOSEPH MAC Mac General Enjoys fishing, swimming, cars, hunting fast run- ning end on the football team member of the Menis Chorus . . . expects to go to college or the Serv- ice. DONALD EDWARD MANN Pete Commercial jolly sort of fellow always in a good humor . . . loves cars and hunting enjoys working at Crove's Service Station. BARBARA ANN MASNICA Barb Commercial A sweet girl with a smile for everyone . . . Major League Baseball tops her list of interests . . . has a large collection of popular records a competent usher . .. ambition is to be a private secretary. DALE MASTARONE Foxie Academic One of the crew from West Leechburg a real sly fox . . . likes to hunt and is interested in cars will possibly enter the Armed Forces. IAMES RONALD MATTU I im General A real cool cat who hails from 303 . . . enjoys hunt- ing and fishing one of his interests is cars likes sports would like to go to a trade school in the Service. DONN.A JEAN MEYER Donna Commercial Quiet lass who is a friend of all . . . likes listening to pop music and dancing can be seen with Karen . . . future ambition is to attend business school. RICHARD DOYLE McKENDREE Mole General One of the wilder mem- bers of the senior class enjoys swimming, hunting, fishing, archery, and skin diving after high school plans to become a twenty year man in the Navy. DE LORIOUS McCUTCHEON Tudy Academic A lovely, little blonde . . . loves to hit those high notes in Mixed and Girls' Chorus . .. to be a physical thera- pist will be her aim after high school has a cute giggle and smile to go with it WARD ARTHUR McELFRESH Muck General Thinks playing football is just grand . . . likes to hunt, farm, and give the teachers a hard time . . . has not de- cided on the future too busy with the present! BARBARA ANN MORGAN Barb Academic Attractive but quiet . . . belongs to Art Club, As- sembly Committee, Girls, Chorus, and is a Color Guard spends free time drawing and painting . . . hopes for a career in fashion designing. CHARLES EDWARD MUSGROVE Chuck General Only human being to ever see a one-celled bird CPD enjoys photo collecting member of Fire Squad plans to be a minister. IOHN GEORGE NALESNIK Nals Academic College and engineering are his ambitions .. . right now, he tinkers with model railroads . .. likes to drive his car . .. helps out as a Basketball Manager and plays on an intramural team. KARYN RUTH NICOLSON Kay Academic As friendly as a girl can be . . . is a snappy Color Guard and deserving mem- ber ofthe N.H.S. . . . spends her free time ice skating or reading plans to enter the field of secondary teach- ing. GEORGE PETER OBERDORF Bubbles General joking member of the Choruses . . . hails from West Leechburg active in football and baseball . .. interests lie in sports . . . can usually be seen with the West Leechburg crew.', CATHERINE MARIE ODASSO Katie General Quiet member of the Courtesy Club . . . enjoys driving, swimming, and reading . . . considering baby nursing for her career. KENNY RUSSELL ORR Kenny General Interested in pool, cars, hunting, fishing, girls . . . popular in any crowd . . . business school is his am- bition. which L 'om tructi e JOSEPH JOHN PASTIVA Joe General A quiet guy that hails from West Leechburg plays trombone in Senior Band, Pep Band, and Or- chestra . . . likes to hunt plans to enter the Air Force. JOHN MARTIN PETROSKY Frosty General Hails from Cosser Hill . . . fishing and hunting rate high with him . . . thinks chewing gum is just the greatest plans to enter the Service. ALBERT BLAISE PIECKA Pieck Academic Fond of football, baseball, chorus sure touchdown when he carries the ball . . . one of the four seams . . . wants to study chem- istry. RICHARD ROGER POLLERA Bo General Another Casanova . . . liked by all finds pleas- ure in hunting and swim- ming .. . active in football and baseball plans on entering college. SALLY MARLEN E POTTER Sally Commercial A friendly usher . .. rec- ord collecting tops her hob- bies . . . adds a lot to the Courtesy Club . . . would like to get a job in an office. ANNA MARIE PRETE Anna Commercial Always laughing . . . plays bells in the band is a member of the Courtesy Club swimming is her main interest plans on being a secretary a real nut. PATRICIA ANN PRUNTY Pat Academic Friendly miss with a pleasant personality hobby is collecting records active member of the Art Club hopes to be- come a Commercial Artist . . . can usually be seen with the gang. PAUL EDWARD PRUNTY Paul General A tall lad who hangs his hat in homeroom 303 . . . enjoys football, baseball, and basketball as many oth- ers will, he plans to join the Army. CAROLE ANN RAY Carole Academic A pert and pretty lass . . . liked by all participates in Orchestra, Ushers Club, and Courtesy Club in- terests include water-skiing, art, driving, and dancing . . . plans to attend art school. IAMES CARL ROBBINS Iim Commercial One of our hard-working tackles on the football team . . . also plays baseball likes to hunt automo- biles are his main interest . . . has a bubbling person- ality . .. plans to join the Service after graduation. KENNY CHARLES ROCK Ken Academic Takes pleasure in teasing girls . . . a real outdoors man .. . sings in Men's Chorus . . . always laugh- ing and clowning a real riot anywhere he's tops in our book. MARIA ELENA ROPPOLO Maria Academic Appears quiet but others know differently . . . hails from Hyde Park enjoys reading has an oversup- ply of brains is member of Senior Mixed Chorus, Girls, Chorus, Ushers Club, and ambition is and always has been to bc- come a doctor. KAREN RUTH SALSCIVER Karen Commercial A lovely girl with person- ality plus very active as News Editor of Trotty Veck, member of the Choruses, and Minetas typing staff . . . usually seen with Donna . . . hopes to be a medical sec- retary. IRE NE S APPE Irene Commercial A peppy miss with lots of personality enjoys swimming and dancing is another of the Trotty Veck typists also an usher . . . another medical secretary someday. and 6e at: a EDWARD SCHRIVER Schriv Commercial A quiet sort of guy who hails from Gilpin .. . enjoys working on cars, especially hot rods . . . reports to homeroom 303 . . . wants to join the Navy after gradu- tion. DIANA THERESA SERENE Dee Academic An attractive miss with a sparkling smile . . . enjoys sketching and designing clothes member of the Art Club, Assembly Com- mittee, and Ushers Club . . . her future lies in nursing. CRESSIE LAINE SHANER Cressie General Very friendly lass . . . likes to dance listening to the radio tops her inter- ests . .. full of fun her goal is to become a nurse in the Held of pediatrics. JUDITH ANN SHEARER Judy Academic Always ready for a good time . . . a peppy majorette . . . member of the Courtesy Club enjoys writing let- ters, dancing, and reading being a dental hygienist is for her. all I LARRY KEITH SHICK Larry General Keeps the boys well sup- plied with chucks livel member of the Pep Bandj Band, Men's Quartette, Men's and Mixed Choruses . .. Sports Editor of Trotty Veck wants to go to college to study chemistry. RICHARD ALLAN SHOEMAKER Rich Academic Quiet addition to the Sen- IUI' ClHSS . . . has ITIOTC than his share of brains likes boating and water-skiing . . . plans to go to college. JOHN IOSEPH SINCLAIR Saint Academic Tall member of the bas- ketball squad . . . is football and basketball manager also enjoys swimming, all sports is member of four scams wants to be a teacher. MARY LOU SUVECES Lulu Commercial One of our snappy major- ettes . . . member of Minetas and Trotty Veck Staffs . . . always full of fun . . . en- joys reading . . . looking for- ward to becoming a short- hand teacher. DONALD FRANKLIN SPROULL Poll General A quiet sort of fellow . . . enjoys hunting . . . hails from Cosser Hill plans to become a successful dairy farmer. ROBERT CHARLES STEVEN SON Bob Academic Another red-head in the Senior class . . . interested in cars, hunting, and fishing participates in the Sen- ior Band plans to be- come an automobile me- chanic. SANDRA LEE STEVENSON Sandy Commercial A quiet little girl who comes from Gilpin Twp. . . . makes a good president for the Courtesy Club can be seen ushering at football games either an airline hostess or secretary will keep her life busy. DONNA ROMAINE SMAIL Donna Commercial Full of fun and jokes likes to go horseback riding and swimming belongs to the Courtesy Club is one of the girls who sells programs at th e football games becoming a sec- retary is her goal. SUSAN ELAINE SZUCH Sue Commercial One of our willing foot- ball ushers the life of the party . . . enjoys listening to records a neat danc- er . . . to own a beauty shop is what she wants. RONALD LESTER TIRA Ron Academic Main interest lies in sports . . . plays guard on the foot- ball squad . .. plans to at- tend college. BARBARA JEAN TRUFFA Truf Commercial Another zippy majorette . . . is active in the Courtesy Club her favorite pas- times are dancing and listen- ing to the radio plans to be a pediatrics nurse. MARIAN ELIZABETH TRUFFA Giggles Academic Always laughing . . . en- joys writing letters, reading, and listening to the radio . . . a member of the History Club and Ushers Club looking forward to a nurs- ing career. CATHERINE ELAINE VINCENTI Nena Commercial A pert majorette who is kept busy on the Minetas and T.V. Staff . .. plans to attend a business school in Pittsburgh has the odd hobby of collecting old pen- nies often seen with Carole. JAMES EDWARD VINCLER Vink Academic Enjoys swimming and parties active in band and chorus one of the four uscumsi' plans to be a research chemist. flung wlaetluen COLVIN C. VOGEL Coke Academic Works hard fill at the mushroom house hunt- ing and Fishing are his in- terests . . . blows trumpet in the Band also sings in Mixed and Men's Chorus . .. wishes to be a teacher. BERNADINE CAROL VOTA Bernie Academic Has a bubbling laugh . .. plays a mean sax in the Senior Band . .. also enjoys playing the piano .. . plans to be an X-ray technician . . . a real goof-oifi' . . . nothing but nice pretty as her picture too. PAUL FRANK WAGLE Paul General A quiet lad . . . interested in outdoor sports enjoys hunting and fishing . . . pos- sesses a pleasant personality . . . would like to be a mason. DANIEL CARL WALKO Dan Academic A quiet sort of red-haired fellow enjoys hunting, fishing, swimming, and boat- ing . . . a likeable person . . . plans to enter either the Air Force or college. I-eat or CERALDINE ANN WALKO Gerry Academic One of our peppy cheer- leaders . . . active in Mixed Chorus, Girls' Chorus, and History Club . . . a news writer for the T.V. Staff . . . liked by everyone . . . would like to major in elementary education at Texas Woman's University. PATRICIA ANN WASYLINK Pat Commercial A most cheerful lass does grand impersonations enjoys swimming and listening to pop tunes an active member of the Choruses and the Ushers Club plans on becom- ing an X-ray technician. VIRGINIA MAE WHITEHEAD Ginny General Rides the bus to L. H. S. lists skating and swim- ming as her hobbies . . . would like to be a girl Fri- day in a business office . . . member of the Courtesy Club . . . always friendly. JOHN WILLIAMS Willie General Interested in cars, photog- raphy, swimming, and fish- ing .. . one of the smaller members of the senior class future is undecided. HENRY EMANUAL WILKEN Henry General One of the members of our football squad . . . hunt- ing and fishing top his out- door sports makes a big hit with everybody . .. en- joys playing pool sings in the Men's Chorus would like to be a farmer. JACQUELINE JOYCE WILSON Jackie Commercial A pleasant gal . . . can always be seen with Dot sewing tops her list of hobbies . . . also enjoys mus- ic, dancing, and skating hopes to become a recep- tionist for a doctor. ARLENE MAE WOLFE Mousie Academic A rather quiet miss lists her favorite hobby as listening to the radio a nursing career looms in her future. DOROTHY EDNA WYLIE Dot Commercial Real cute miss enjoys music finds pleasure in reading and sewing . . . one of our N. H. S. members competent Minetas typ- ist active in the Band a secretarial position is her aim. JOHN YAJKO Yike General Captain of the football team . . . exceptional in sports member of the Senior Mixed and Men's Chorus hobbies include fishing, hunting, swimming, golfing, and guns plans to enter electronics. ROBERT ALEXANDER YAJKO Bob Academic A f r i c n d l y guy from West Leechhurg . . . hard- working mcmher of the Band, Pep Band, and Brass Quartet also active in the vocal music department . . . enjoys h a s e h a l l . . . likes to hunt and play golf an amateur astronomer . .. plans to hecome a sci- ence teacher. THEODORE LOUIS YAIKO Ted General A trusty pal hails from YVcst Leechhurg music is his cup of tea one of our top trumpet players and vocalists takes part in the Quartet, Mixed and Menis Choruses his amhition Cof cours:-D a music teacher. CAROLE KATHLEEN ZANA Zana Commercial This pcppy miss hails from VVest Lcechhurg is a majorette and a mem- hcr of thc Courtesy Cluh music is her hobby plans to- hccomc a teacher. legend the KI U6 Amd SAMUEL ZANOTT1 Sam General An energetic lad from Hyde Park enjoys art work and painting he- longs to the Art Club and Men's Chorus in the fall, itis college for him. NIARTHA ZUBAY Martha Commercial Quiet lass who hails from homeroom 303 a friendly type of girl would like to undertake clerical work after gradua- tion. IOAN CAROL MITCHELL Ioan General Reports to 301 each day works at a fruit stand in her spare time en- joys music will become VVAF after graduation. 1. Yes, you, Bohhi! 2. Xylophone player? 3 Ntyx gym dc dit ltlOl1 my f,.3'?,9'f Y V 'Wi' K1--...f ,. Yip J 'Q Nw , A Lf' .,,. 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Odasso I. Ofsanko e Irma President .,.... . D. Cooper Vice President , .. P. Allem Secretary ...,.. A , Q I, Hill Treasurer , , , l A, Khmica 50 r Ja I 'Z I' Rf? '14 L . v3 I I I, A il . 'Y ' r A. I'au'1ynski fx. Ijalslvzl .-X. Iyvmls .-X. I'c'IIigrs'u' WI. I'm-Ixilm C. I'm'I4'r C. Iiawotti NI. Iizlustti YV. IIvvll:lI4-Y II. IIil'Ils'I S. IIuIuisml . Kun I SL-Ixriu-r II. Shinkn S. Shu!! I.. Simon Y II. SInIuuIliall1 WI. Slivaln M. Snmil C. SIIVII C. SUIWI' S. Sulnnim-Inu' D. Smulvrs S. Ste-fI'.ln S. Sh-war! II. SIIYRISUII II. Sulalval P. 'I'z1Ii C. Tim II. 'I'il'al C. 'I'mIcI N. Yalrtu C.Yis1na1 I.. Ymlvl II. Yom-I I' Yxwnr 'I'. XVI-sh-l'qu1n II. HK rivk II. Yzliko II. XYPIIUI' 'I'. Yuhm' If. Ymuvu . funn I., ZIIIIUIII U. XIII:-Irmm' X. Ulll' Mn? wvrv vvry good! ILICIK 991: tl: grade 52 President ...4. . . P. Guagnano . Vice President . . ..... F. Smith Secretary ....., . . D. Popovich Treasurer .,.. . . E. Freilino C. Bolognia I. Bremnn R. Bryson P. Davis L. Eagleson E. Favero M. Fiorina A. Freilino B. Gamble D. Gasbarrn I. Gaslmrro S. Goedicke M. Grantz V. Gramtz C. Groomes I. Hawk I. Held I. Held M. Hill I. Hollis I. Howell B. Hritz K. Iohnstnn D. Knepshield H. Kunselman A. Mac A. Maher D. Maritto P. McLmmham R. Meyer M. Myers I. Pastivn I. Pvrt R. Phillips T. Piper L. Ritchie 1. Rivi L. Schaeffer C. Seita F. Slifko C. Turney M. Vetter A. VVillinms T. Young D. Zincliini e en tl: grade President ........ , , T. Tegche Vice President , . . ..... E. Allen Secretary ...... . . C. Szlachetka Treasurer . . . . . . P. McLanahan C. Adams S. Barath D. Bash D. Bemat D. Bollinger C. Catalino B. Dickson S. Edwards D. Finan R. Freilino R. Fryer R. George T. Gradwell li Grantz B. geld . enry C. Henry A. Iantosik L. Long C. Mago M. Mamma T. Martininsko I. Mateer N. Mmchek B. Mundy J. Mundy A. Oqlietti M. O dfield L. Roberts S. Schriner hISimon . Sinclair . Stevenson . Teeters . Thompson A. Verbena G. Vetter B. Vota K. Walker V. Zduniak 53 Space Chatter 3 Y. Z : 9 IV f nf , A ' J' 4 J .. . in j .-iw 'V f f j,v I v A 1 'U WMM 'Q fxwv ew Q Xxx XA YN X wx Sv QXNYQ +A v xx wx X Nxx Hx Ss X Q ,K SN Sys ixggx sx Au .Nw AN sxfqw xx NRS vis MW ww Miwmma L. to R.-A. Dcfilippi-Boys' Sports Editor, M Dzvonik-Editor-in-Chief, C. Vincenti-Photo graphic Editor, T. Hu-ilmun-Senior Editor, C Lobby-Activities Editor, L. Allerzl-junior Ed itor, Mrs. Biglcy-Editorial Sponsor. Sitting, Ltoli.-Mrs. llkt1'tK'l'-BllSllN'SS Sponso: R. Custc-lnnovo-Businc-ss lXlilll2lgC'l', M. Suu-gm -Assistant Business lhl2lI12lgi'I', E. Hritz-Subsc-rili tion. Standing-L. Kalniur-Suliscription, E. Cot dickc-Assistant Activities Editor, C. Roppolo- Assistant Photographic Editor. Sitting, L. to R.-D. XVylie-Typist, B. Klingu' smith-Typist, M. Knepshicld-Typist. Standir -B. Miskiiiis-lla-ntl Typist, K. Snlsgivm-r-'l'ypi: lllineta Staff From the time the school bells rang this fall, Mrs. Bigley-Editorial Advisor, Mrs. Harter-Financial Advisor. Michael Dzvonik-Editor-in-Chief, and his staff have been busy preparing this book-The Minetas of 1959. Our goal has been to record the events of the school year for you-the students of L. H. S. 56 iottom Row, l..loR.-C. x11IlCi'll11, NI. S1111-'cs I. 15o111'1lo-limlitor-111-K111111, C. x'Vll11i0, K. S111s- ixu ll Burns 13 lu 1 - ' -. 1 - :11r11. Second Row-A. l'11trixio, C. P1-ro1111, K. Q11-olson, li. Ilriix, li. C1111111, AI. Bn-ski, P. 1111111- '1l'll' Nl I 1stiv'1 K Di 11- ' 1,..1. -1.. Slnivk, Nl. Sorisio, '1'. D1-filippi, NI. llxvonik, Jr. 1,1'IlUll4', IC. 11l'111l, N. 11lll'10Il, 11. K1111sr'11111l11 1. 1121111152 ollom Row, l..toR.-P. K1i11gc-11s111it11, j. 111-111, 1f'11y 118111111 A111r113Cox :coml Row-fl.. 11111'otti, C. l,o1111y, C. Bur lll1Uf-1'1l'1l1llT1' liclitor, S. Grosso, M. S10Ill1iil C '11s1ro114-. Top Row-P. Popp, Al. 151111iL'1111r D 11111kows1c1, Miss O'1,1-ur, L. '1'4'Sl'1ll', IC. 1N1ilj0L'1lil, . linntf- -1 l'1l1lll'K' Iimlitor. .,.11 , Nom Row, I,.toR.-11. N11lSll1L'il, M. SIIU11, B. 1x I Snppm li S10lll1xl K Cormlll 1.ivro111-, C. V1llQ'0ll11. Second Row-R. Kodo- 1-Z, 11. S1111li11i, C. Krulsc-ski, R. Stc11'1111i11o, 1' rm-nz, C. l'11stix'11, l.. K2l1lllilI', D. liuvo ', . . 11-s, li. '1vI'll11-il. Top Row-B. Miskinis-B11si111-ss 11111311-r, C. 1'11stiv11, C. Ci11pi11s1ci, C. Pon-111111-r '. Ifvic-111, I . Cmv, D. Kll1ilklJWSk1, M. McL1111g11- , N. 1x1L 1'1Qlll'. 71-0 tty Uecle Staff '1'1ll'Ullg1l 1110 1111111 work of the st111 st11c1411t l3ll1J11L'ilt10IlS of thc' Trottv Vcck. .'1 . J ' s ilI'l' 1111141 to enjoy l'l'gll1lll' 1 o1't111111t01y, il c111i1y Trotty Vcck lll'l'10i1 1111s 110011 0st11111is110c1. c11ll'1St1lll' Bom-llo, Eclitorg 13111110110 B1111ic11111', Associate- Editorg 111111 other staff llll'lH1JCl'S XVOI'1Ql'l1 c1i1ig011t1y 021011 170l'10i1 lllll1Cl' the K11l'L'C11Ull of Nlr. Pc11o11c'. NENVS . ' -vsvy, C. Roppolo, M. . 1- son, NI. 1'lU'l'l. Top Row F1cATU111c fb , .. -1, . I C. 11ec'1u-r. BUSINESS '1, Z. I - ', C. 3111511114-k, 'i ?g1.I'I..I K Space fxperw Scholarship, Leadership, Character, Service, - those are the four main characteristics a National Honor Society member must possess. In addition to being an honor society, the N. H. S. also retains sponsorship Campaign in Leechburg. Officers for the club are as follows: Michael Dzvoilik-President, Christine Bonello-V ice President, Kay Nicholson-Secretary, and Treasurer. Bottom Row, L. to B.-P. Tafi, N. Pet- tigrew, Long, R. Carter, A. Pettigrew, J. Calzerano, j. Held, P. Fouse, S. George, V. Rua, B. Blake. Second Bow- L. Zanotti, M. Miller, S. VVhitehead, P. Phillips, B. Emahizcr, D. Coleman, M. XVingard, S. Robinson, M. Walker, M. Carroll. Third Row-G. Vigna, M. Rav- otti, C. Sobers, C. Ravotti, C. Gardina, D. Zellafrow, L. Bischoff, P. Allera, M. Seeondo, S. Barrage, L. Ritchie. Fourth Row-P. Dzvonik, I. Simon, I. Hill, L. Ravotta, 1. Fouse, F. Klingensrnith, H. Shinko, Mondello, C. Todd, J. Me- Kendree. Fifth Bow-S. Stewart, V. Zana, C. Perona, B. Lange, C. Tira, H. NVyriek, S. Berry, B. Qnarato, C. Tippet, M. Martininsko, S. Shntt. Sixth Row-H. Slobodzian, B. Henry, C. Conrley, N. Slitko, B. VVilson, M. Caley, M. Pochi- ber, P. Keesey, C. Mastrone, C. Scott. Top Row-B. Ravotti, M. Banichar, D. Mohney, R. Petroviteh, N. Vargo, Miss Orndotf, E. Majoeha, E. Cuifia, I. Bani- ehar, P. Papp, K. Dickson, I, Porter, D. Csbodv. Satel ite lvwm Bottom Row, L.toR.-D. NVylie, C lloppolo, A. Defilippi, C. Bonello, L Allera, B. Keesey. Second Row-M Roppolo, M. Moore, D. Bantz, Mrs Honchens, Mr. Baker, Mr. Siverling Miss Clarkin, B. Miskinis, K. Nicolson C. Lobby. Top Row-P. Baniehar, T Defilippi, M. Dzvonik, E. Bella, T. Heil- man L. Tesche, K. Shaner M. Po moyieli a 1 l of the Easter Seal Carole Lobby- Hair in pigtails, right shoes on left feet, skirts inside out ---- l Clowns? No, merely our new Teen Timers being initiated. Oiticers this year arc: President- Karen Dickson, Vice President--Mary L. Banichar. Secretary-Treasurer-Pauline Allera. The club is sponsored by Miss Orndott. 58 Svboslxy, ll. fitlSll'llIIl0VU, ll. llullzly, j. Vnc 1 ntertainment Planner Bottom Row, l.. to R.-C. H4-clwr, D. South-rs, Nl. Nlyvrs, IJ. Svrcn, M. Smith, l.. Alll'I'il, ll. f:il5ll1ll'l'U, M. Millvr. Sec- ond Row-Mrs. Klllllllllilll, M. K1-pplv, li. Nlorgaui, C. 'l1ll'il, Nl. Billllbllilf, K. Kc-pplm-, Nl. Gulf-y, -I. Cribbs, Nlrs. Klau- niug. Top Row--Xlr. Alh-rn, D. lhnitz, A. SK'llill'y, 'lf llvihuun, Nl. Dzvonil-4, ll. i l. Sponsorship of an nssc-mbly, donation to tho rvcord fund, or noting as thv inunugm-rs ot ull nssvinblivs-tht-so arc soma- ol the many jobs ot the Asscmbly Club. Undvr the dirvction of its spouosrs, tha- Assvmblv Club has the important job of schc-duling all alssvinblivs that are prcsvntvd on stzlgv. Olhcvrs arc: Pl'l'SlCli'llt-NllCll2l0l Dzvonik, Vicv Pl'0SlllCIIt-ljlllllll Buntz, S1-0rc-tui'y-Trc'zlsllrcl'-.Iudy Cribbs. Space Travel 144154 of-A Bottom Row, L. to R.-S. Stcvvnson I , . Stcvm-nson, Nl. 1,4-lunun, C. XVright. 'I Y Slim-nrcr, P. K1-rcszturi. l. Whsyliuk, Prvtv, C. Livronv, Nl. XYaillu-1', P. Fousv Second Row-C. Boa-kt-1', Nl. Nlillcr, Nl Svvomlo, lfi. lloppolo, Il. Swanson, C. Mugdilt, j. Fousc, S. Wliitclu-nal, Nl. XYin- gm-cl, V. XVliitm-luwul. Third Row-D. Nh'- Cutn-hvon, K. -luntosik. K. Ct-o1'gv, Al. NYil- son, P. Kvvsvy, C. lfryvr, S. Pottvr, S. Kcpplv, C. Odnsso, B. 'l'ruH'u, 'l. Ash- balugh. Fourth Row-li. Ofsunko, C. Courlvy, Nl. Ki-pple, C. Pvronn, ll. Slnalil, Nl. Nlill'lllllllSli0, C. Dullvr, lf. Nlivlizulick, C. Doyh-, C. Nloorc. Fifth Row-A. Mimn, C. Lobby, C. Tim, j. Smith, I.. Brodu, B. Votn, B. Kc-1-sm-y. j. Klingvnsinith, B. l,1ll'l'iS. C. Zuuu. B. Lungc. Sixth Row-C. Bllflilllllll, Nl. Crotullo, ml. Long, Nl. llvudvrson, N. Divtricli, Nl. IJUVVIIIQIII. B. l rauil4lin, l . 'l1ZltAll', S. Grosso, E. Cot-diukv. Seventh Row-N. Cuiliu, C. llinzuido, C. Palstivu. bl. Iiuiiit-lmi', P. Popp, D. Klohncy, P. Kupus, M. l'ustix'a1, R. P1-trovicli. P. Cur- roll. Top Row-S. Slmlfc-r, D. Kulakow- ski, Mr. Haikcr, J. Gibson, M. xlL'Tlglll'. Always ubh- and waiting is thc motto of thc Courtesy Club sponsored by Mr. linker. Thx-sv girls gn-ot visitors of tha- school with big suiilvs und helpful service. The-y sc-rvv thc studvnts with Mcliziiigvu und information. Office-rs am-: junct C.:llJS0lI-Pl'C'Slll0lll', ,Ioan Ashbuugh-Vice Prosidc-ut, judy SIic-airoi'-S0crc'ta1'y, Phyllis KCl'l'SZtlll'l-Tl'0llSlll'Ol'. Sli dalanced Hetfearcla Wo:-leer-A Bottom Row, L. to R.-P. Klingcnsniitli, C. Livronc, P. Kcrcszturi, H. Swanson, M. Cray, E. Roppolo, Good, H. Burns, J. Sbcarcr, j. Stevenson. Second Row- L. Allcra, D. McCutchcon, ID. Scrcn, M. Fiori, B. Vota, C. Ray, M. 'l'rul'ta, A. Patrizio, C. NValko, C. Bonclla, C. Roppolo. Third Row-C. Frycr, S. Grosso, C. Pastiva, B. Franklin, K. Motlatt, M. Roppolo, K. Kcpplc, C. Duflcr, P. Stopansky, C. Lobby. Fourth Row-N. Dietrich, B. Kccsey, D. Bantz. A. Barisonc. C. Klingcnsmith, P. Carroll, R. YVilkcn, K. Shancr, E. Hritz, K. Prc- kop, C. Burlanclo. Top Row-E. Dc- filippi, E. Becker, XV. NVasylink, R. Sc- boskv, M. Dzvonik, Miss O'Lear, D. Zana, H. Soutlcrs, j. L1ll3i1tllSll, H. Hawk. The Historical D1 uni Club is the newest ulclition to the list ot cxtil curricular activities otfeied L H S Its 1311113086 18 to piomote in ippicuition of history through dl 1lH1t1C,S CllSLllSS10ll ind 1llust1 H1011 Officeis 114 is follows President-D. Bantf Xice Pusiclcnt C Bonello Sccutuv Tic lSltlt1 B Xtltl Rocket Stewarde Ae Bottom Row, L. to R.4D. Boclcnliorn, P. NVasylink, I. Sappe, K. jantosik, j. XVilson, S. Potter, I. Mrochck, D. Scrcn D. McCutchcon, j. Coocl, B. Masnica Second Row-C. Doyle, B. Franklin P. Artman, L. Moore, M. Roppolo, B Miskinis, H. Buclrick, H. Campbell, E Cocclickc. C. Ray, M. Trufla, S. Szuch Top Row-M. Moore, N. Cuifia, M Hcnclcrson, C. Klingcnsmith, A. Bari- sonc, E. Stull, B. Mago, N. Mcliguc, K Cibik, Miss Clarkin, M. Kncpshiclcl, B Klingcnsniith. WVhe1'e is Section 59 Xvllfflt' 18 thc G61161 il Admission Section? Is this 1 79 All these questions ue uiswercd bv our cflicient Usheis Club They sent us it all home football games ind ill 1llCllt0111lH1 ex ents He td usher this Ve lr 18 hiletn Coedicke-assisted by Blrb tri lXl1Sli1Il1S 1nd supeix 1sed by Mlss Clukin a 1 fn terplanetal-9 Council 1 'QQ Bottom Row, L. to R.-R. llill, L llohcrts, Al. Ht-ld, S. Barott, D. Colt-man P. McClanahan, M. Carroll, M. Pctro ll. Swanson, C. Scita, M. llill, L. Old- ficld, ID. Finan. Second Row-P. Allcra QI. Hill, M. l iori, C. Lolmhy, A. Suyan- ski, IJ. Coopcr, l . Kroll, NV. Sinclair C. Frycr, ll. Cray, C. Turncy, L. Allcra Third Row-B. Morgan, K. Nicolson D. Csolmady, Al. Crihhs, P. Lori-nz, M Cali-y, M. Banichar, N. Cufllia, K. Dick- son, P. Papp, D. Mohncy, P. Cuagnano Fourth Row-E. llritz, P. Bosin, L Phillips, D. Klingcnsmith, B. Boncllo Phillips, NV. Tallaroin, 'l'. Dcfilippi, C Mamros, B. Cort-lli, A. llc-Hlippi, Kulakowski. Top Row-Mr. Stankicwicl A. Krasowski, F. Chic-sa. E. Bc-lla Nl lialho, M. Dzvonik, Mr. Bakcr. ,l. Thi- llounc liooin Olliccrs Cluh is compost-d of boys and girls who liavc lmccn choscn hy thcir classmatcs to hc thc officcrs of their rcspcctivc homc rooms. Thc duty of this club is to act as a studcnt council ol thc high school. In-experienced Pile tA Bottom Row, L. to R.-E. Roofncr, A Wolfe-, M. VValkcr, F. Michadick, Good, F. Allcn, G. Danjou, E. Ofsanko A. Zanotti, M. Lchman, M. Sncll, C Scdwick. Second Row-N. Slifko, K. Callcn, D. Ravotti, C. Binando, C. Pas- tiva, B. Mago, C. Pochihcr, R. Stcffanino E. llarwick, W. Kowalski, P. Stopansky C. Moorc. Top Row-E. Bcckcr, XV Wasylink, j. Lahanish, N. Burton, B lfalctti, NV. Antonicllo, J. Klingcnsmith -I. Maridon, D. Bollingcr, ll. Smith, E Stull, Mr. Nigro, T. Portcr. a a v - lJrivc cart-fully. admonishcs Mr. Nigro. Thc mcmhcrs of his Driving Cluh follow tht-sc directions to a tt-c. Thcsc futurc drivcrs discuss thc prohlcms ol' driving a car and also lcarn thc salcty rulcs. Altcr such preparation, thcy hopc to hc almlc to hcttcr deal with thc hazards of the opcn road. G1 ,Jf v Schedule C'vvrdinatorA Sitting, L. to R.-D. Ravotti, S. Castel- nuovo, S. Henry. Standing-H. Clowes, j. Long, Mr. Feicht, B. Bell, L. Held. KN: ma.. if -. X The Program Sellers can he seen selling programs during football season in order to raise money for the Trotty Veek. In addition to their regular duties, the girls also sold pom poms in our school colors this year. microfilm be eloper Bottom Row, L. to R.-F. Slifko, Crihbs, P. Coleman, E. Freilino, 1. C sanko. Second Row-1. Breman, D. Zi chini, F. Young, F. Evans, Mr. Stanki Wicz. Top Row-R. Yetter, W. Esln man, A. Defilippi, E. Dezzntti, Casharro. Under the ahle guidance of Mr. Stankiewicz and President-Albert De- filippi, the Movie Projectors Club serves Leechhurg High School well. Need a visual-aids film projected in a classroom? Call this club. They are ready and Waiting. Good Work boysll 62 Space edging fxperw oln Ilow, I.. to II.- Il. II:-ruut, C-. uct v w Bottom Row, I.. to li.-Nl. X't'l'IIt'll1l. C. Iicckcr. D. Scrcu, S. Ilcury. C, QIIISIIIIIQZI. P. Artuiaui, bl. Smith. bl. Nlrochck. NI. Ifiori, II. Burns, P. Kliiugcusxuith. Sec- ond Row-D. Ilalxotti. P. Pruuty, C. Lohhy, B. Morgzui. II. Frauikliu, C. I'z1stix'u, P. Lorcuz, C. Ilullcr. P. Ciirroll, S. C-iosso, C. Italy, XV. Kowalski. Top How-M. Slomkzl, NI. Moorc, H. XYiIIxcu, IC. Cullizl, -I. Liilmnisli. II. Schosky. S. Zauiotti, QI. Ilrcski, P. I31uiicIuu', A. Buri- souc, Miss Boucy, B. Nliskinis, 'I'hc Art Cluh has umuy I-uuctious. Dccoraitiug thi- school for Christmas uunl tht- stage- for tht- Spring Couccrt arc just il Icw of tliv projccts tukcu ovcr hv this , 1 iw- OFIDQIIIIZRIIIIIII. lI11r'Imz1i'1i Nliskiuis is I rcsiclcut, Stcllu Crosso is Vicc Prcsiclcut, Nl4u'gucritc Fiori is Sccrctzrry, zuicl Marti Nloorc is Trcusurcr. In te planeta 9 Police rtlcr, II. 1.4-orgc, tl, l'ustixu, -I. Cruutz, . J Xlulllo II Popoxuli I Nh uh I ',-.. II ,.. Ihmuupsou. Svcond Row ---- -I. Itixi, II. Juli 1 I Suuth XVSmhuII41 I NIH h1ll,'. . 1 ,..4 uuusko, A. Ugliclli, II. Iircsou, I . Slililio, Ii Nigro, 'I'op Ilow-C. Nlzulo, I. lui-cry II. Kuuschuuu, ID, Ziuchiui, mrro, IC. I uv4-ro, XV. XViIIi:uus, YV. uulzur, ID. IIoII iu StzuuIiu' ou thc corucrf' comic ruin or comc shiucf' thcsc schoolboy trullic cops umkc surc that thc school chilclrcu cross thc strcct sutcly. Uuclcr thc clirccliou ol' Xlr. Nigro. tht- Sufcty Patrol iuccts this cuormous rcspousihility with couficlcucc. Thcir uiui is to promote- sufcty both iu uucl out of scl . 1 1 1 - - ' ' 'lrcz Czlptzuu-Izrucst I'llYt'I'O, C.11plzuu-Dciuus Muritto, Licutcuziut chiui, I,ICIlI't'lltlIlf-Fftlllli Slilko. 63 1ooI. Olficcrs -Dalvc Zin- Star bm ter L. to R.-A. Defilippi, R. Castelnuovm Mr. Baker, T. Heilman, R. Hunter. When 'izero-houri' finally arrives, everything must be in order. This re- sponsibility rests on the shoulders of our capable and hard Working Stage Crew. It is their duty to see that everything is done in order that assemblies, pep meet- ings, and dances progress smoothly. Comet fxtingui her Squatting, L. to R.-D. Mann, D. Walke Standing First Row-B. Stevenson, I Sproull, J. Nalesnik, C. Musgrove, , Williams, D. Kasanicky, R. Bowse Second Row-W. Drodz, F. Lukac, IN Bo-sin, C. Klingensmith, R. Gibbon, C Beck, D. Klingensmith, D. Knepshielc Top Row-E. Schriver, R. Shoemake I. Pastiva, Mr. Baker, C. Hepler, l Prunty, J. Petrosky, P. Wagle. Almost before the fire drill alarm sounds, the members of the Fire Squad spring into action. They see to it that the building is evacuated as quickly and safely as possible. No need to worry when these boys are on the job. Ofiicers are: President-Dan Walko, Vice President-Don Mann, Secretary-Treasurer- Garry Beck. 64 Hi. A rf: 'Shuts 'Li:. T1?. E 1 3' I Q i ' 5 ' il' H ' ' ' Q 5' - ' N I' 5 ' 1' -I . e 4 1.15737-A ' , X ai., uf.. f' Suu' E ' 'W-2 Q ,, hu- 5 Nw. 3325 Ns 41 Ns A 1 '.u! Q 'la-I' Yf' 'W- 4 r 3 uf?-4' we 44-an 5 3 5 ea V 'f- .91 , -y fd-I Y 1 3'5- M '23 A 'QM 3521, f . , r. 5 A .1-yin gg . I kr. 5, w -.awigfgtf 1 x E :ui 2 Q SH . WEL W we A S gl 3 Q ,E . pk ? Q i 11 R! as . Q A ... Qil , Z . 1- 'I Six Stitclae or 2.90 Sitting, First Row, L. to R.-lt. illIllft'I', B. Nliskinis---Stnclcnl Dircctor, XY. Crihhs. Scconcl Row-'l'. llcihnan, D. Bantz, li. Yota, I. Yailao, C. Livronc D CllJl't'lll'-l,l'UllIIJit'l'. Top Row. c , . 1 'o, Nl. lioppolo, il. lrahanish, Mr. lcnonc---IJircctor, C. Cinpinski, tl. X inclcr, C. lioncllo, K. l'lAlt't'lllyt'l', ll. Scrcn. Standing--I. llcihnan, -I. Slit-an-r, l'. liorcnz-l'rolnpt 1 Cl lllfallx , f THE PLAY Dr. Solomon Bcll, a psychologist, is in dramas arc cnactctl hy thc stnclcnts: thc first is charge- ol' thc Ilcll School for Adults. Thc an airplanc trip to Nicaragua. and in thc othci school has all thc lcatnrcs of a nnrscry school thc stuclcnts cach portray an cinotion Irving to incl inorc. 'I'hcrc is a niacl rooin whcrc stnclcnts cscapc from thc suhconscions. ' i may lm-ak vascs ancl othcr crockcry, hurn thc Thc school is snclclcnlv closccl, and cvcrv- chapcs, ancl shoot oll- a gun. ln thc lahoratory onc lancls in jail. An intcrlnclc hctwccn thc thc stnclcnts may cxprcss thcnisclvcs hy fingcr- scconcl anal third acts prcscnts a policc linc-np. ninting, clay nioclcling, wood working, play- with cxtras placccl in thc anclicncc to iclcntifx' ing various musical instrinncnts, kicking around thc niiscrcants. ' a lilc-sizccl tlllIlllllV callccl 'ithc Boss, or simply Psychologist Iicll has a pcrsonal stalxc in hx cxpcricncing thc clclightl-nl scnsation ol' thc proccctling, too. llis clanghtcr, Xlcrry, In-- sc uishing thcir tocs in a pan ol lnncl. Thcsc coincs involvccl with Nlclvin Stoclclarcl, uni- stnclcnts arc pcoplc who sccrn normal hut who vcrsity stnclcnt. Nlclvin. nnclcr thc inllncncc ol- nc rcallv lrnstratccl ancl insccnrc. thc school, throws oil' his inhilmitions and rcvcrts Dr. licll nscs lrccly thc tcchniqncs ol' to thc rccklcss nrgcs of his hovhoocl. Nlrs. mp clynaniics ancl psychoclraina in aiding his liyan, his aunt anal Dr. Bclls lancllaclx' as wcll, stuclcnts to talk ovcr anal act out thcir frnstra- finally' traps thi- psychologist into iiltlllllfflllff ns and clisappointnicnts. Two Upsvcliomotorn that hc lovcs hcr. .Xll cnclslwcll. 5 G7 5 .2 A 1 s 1' -ii 1 'Wo K 3n MS5kQ? XM QW'V5 A . X 5 X :SS zf. x X X x..X was x 5 -LO X iii ' sfffxwkc X fx : 1 X eeclcbu g lvligla Salwar .. N. ,.. , W Our Director Sitting, First Row, L. to R.-M. Dxvonik. L. Alla-ra, C. Nop- polo, P. Kliugensmith, C. Poebiber, II. Asbbangb, A. Moran, j. Cibson, M. Caiey, P. Biaueb, P. MeClanal1an, P. Tafi, C. Vogel, G. Hritz, E. Vigna, T. Yajko, R. Dezzutti. Sec- ond Row-I. Vineier, C. Lobby, I. Breski, K. Keppie, -I. Ai- len E. Cutfia, M. Verbena, P. Allera, C. Carclina, M. Poebi- ber, C. Mastaroine, B. Held, D. Souciers, D. YVyiie, -I YViison, R. Yajko, R. Perone, T. Rakovan, lt. Horreli, S Soioniebne, A. Peelis, R. Sebosky. Third Row-B. Lange M. Grafton. N. Vargo, S. Barrage, E. Roppolo, j. Held, NV Stankiewici, M. Wingarci, I. Labanisb, L. Sbiek, C. Klingen- slnitb, E. Becker, E. Alle-ra, S. Rovplewiski, A. Verbena, C Seita, A. Defilippi. Fourth Row-J. Cribbs, R. Cray, C Beek, I. Contino, C. Fryer, M. Slomka, M. Keefer, B. Vota F. Lukae, E. Dezzutti, P. Dezzutti, M. Balbo, P. Hetriek T. Piper, J. Simon, L. Eagieson, Lenz, R. Asbbangb, ll Hawk, H. Sounders, I. Pastiva. Standing-Mr. Allera, C Tira, A. Patrizio, C. Cibat, D. Zana, R. Kasnba, D. Trulia P. Klaniea, H. Stivason, R. Yajko, 1. Luejak, 1. Teeters, M Keppie, Crossoi, K. Nicolson, B. Morgan, N. Dietrieb K. Sbaner, A. Prete, M. Fiori. T0 v Senio Kane! X f 1 S 5 1 is i 2 1 'Bi iii 4 Hz ki 5 1 g 1 , XYIN-in tlw ianiari' lwgins tla- lialftimm' show -win-11 lla- drums mil wif on paraciv-at curtain limi- during tln- Spring Com-m't-youu can iw surm- ul' a musical tri-at if you arc listvning to thi- l,. ll. S. Sc-Him' Band. Close- co-opcration bv- twi-vn lin' imancl Illl'lIliX'I'S and Nir. Allvra ac- l'UIllliS for lliis. . X i i . x X f 3 Q s i X F 2 I gl'Ili0l' nu-niimvrs of till' ima 5 A f S 5 1 s f f 5 E 2 1' Senior Pep Band Members Pep Kane! Pop is what its mune implies, and pop is what it has! VVhenevc1' cnthusiusm must bv Cl'l'21l'Cil-lil? it at il pep mvvting, Ll V. foot- ball game, or an informal jam session after 21 parade-this group of boys is always ready and willing to give its best. Sitting, Bottom Row, L. to R.-F. Lukac, J. Contino, R. Klamicu, ll. Kasulm, C. Cilmt, ID. Truflu, D. Zaman, I,. Shick, R. Yujko. Standing, Second Row-IC. Vignn, C. Vogt-l R. Dczzutti, R. Svlmo-skv, C. Hritx, -I. l'ustiw1, NI. Dzifoliilc, R. Horrcll, C. B04-k,' AI. Lnlumisli. Top Row- 'l'. Yujko, A. Dciilippi, E. BL-L-kc-r, P. He-trick, P. Dw- zutti, M. Bulluo, E. Dczxutti, H. Soudc-rs, T. linkcwaxm, L. Eagle-son. I 1 f 1' , . ,lg T4 lu.. 51353 ,M 4 n A 1 8 A 'E' 7 2 ' sk I , Q, , - f 'wt N j 1 H' P awry .I-,:'9 ' , Vi m, ,.n mn ,L 'g f 3, ' A , . ' A, aa . x N , QS in W 't 5 . v - , ' A x- A -- M J x X' v ,fx ,Q xx J 'N ' x Q., 7 Q R f1f I 'dy v ! -A ..., xv XM--w Nw ,, 1 X N' . Y .,f...N . .,: lx 1 i 1 2 vienna x sk- Q , M . Q N ,NW xxxx Q E291 32225 A ig ' N f J L' 5335 L lv - K '32 A D fi 2 VH 1 QQ 5 gg Q 5 22 Q 152323-if W , 12152 f k L, ivll.. -1 vi ,'LJ 513272 2 2 ':'?i1f'E - 1 3 E5 Q 'E ': ' 35: Lf - il 3 i 'Wi Z' 5. A 1 f-112 1 ' 3 gf: x r? ,f ,X k - . Ilia- L' 7 1, MM qw 5 i , we 5- ff W Q ,Q kk s1,g-gg-j:'f'f'- iii' K ,QW iq 7 71 'mi K -wp X, 'rf is 'A '- ' M fi gig. y 1 QE Q5 w A' Y.. Qflt, Y 2 M AMW f ' 9-Q 3 - . is ':'wm71f2'i 4 Q ' f , A M' 2 we ff hi N fi Y .ASHA 1 v , wh SPN Q X 1 is is X Q' V , ' ' wwf X A xx' ,..-f V . - A ' 54 Q nf 351 X '-'QQ Y :Y -wwf A A 1 ' 'aw S E Q U . Riga 1, Q H -5.1, 21 1 6 , sw J4 ggi - ,, am 3 KK? my z Xwqm ,QE VIQV :I VV V . ..:. : gg if if in y 4? 6 bmw - Q '--,A , MW Hp. f NX -..,- -ff-: ,.,. ,..., if, MM ,fr Q ' ' I? QM - xg - Q 1 Q5 1, . N ' A fi. Ly- ' . K x W , 'Q . .X Mi X ' X3 Q- 'li . X ' Q 'H W. Aw V N..1,.f.:Q.mmw,,.. M. .. ..,,........-- Q .,............B:.- W-MM.-Qi unior Kand Great oaks from little aeorns grow. And senior Imandsmen from junior handsmen develop. Although they are sometimes smaller than the instruments which they play, their extra eflfort and enthusiasm together with the patient training of Mr. Allera more than make up for this deficit. First Row, L. to H.-Xl. llroglio, -I. KIUIIIIWIQII. C. Yiuna. S. lfclw-mls K' Mc-Laughlin. EI. Stevenson, T. Snyder. I'. AIQCIIZIIIZIIHIIIT I'. AlL'cIllllIiIlIllI.I: 1., I Crulwnll X xlllltlll I XII Vetter. IJ. Finan, A. 0 flietti, I 1 - . .A . ' - z, C. .4 era. Second Row-II. Vota, Il. Held, C. Catalino. II. Freiliuo, L. Long, -I. Burgess. -I. Chiardi, I. Kasaejali. II. Walko, 'l'. Ilill, Ii. Vineler. S. Ropelewski, I. llisalm. -I. Martininsko, C. Seita. Third Bow-S. Shriuer, 'l'. 'l'est-he. NI. Oldfield. C. Adams, E. Balla. L. Russell, A. NVillizuns, l,. Cump, L. Yallosio. NI. Mzunros, B. Fryer, b. , b. - . . 1 ' ' . HW 4. . .- I Burton I Ilmld I lljltll, Il clllg, II. l.Ihot. I. Burgess. Il. Held. Fourth Row-V. Becker. -I. Ifzuilton, L. Lueellino. ll. Sorisio, L. Fiori, C. Verano, S. Smeltzer, C. Croomes, I. Martin. I. IIOIIIRI- nowski, II. George, ID. Bash, I. Simon, 'I'. Piper, L. Ezigleson. Standing- I Nllflll' ' II Cihik IJ Nlr. Allera, . ya , I. Teeters, A. Nlnrtininsko, S. Ihillips. Biagioni, IJ. Talfi. . A , . IN .,o- Qi T5 M X . W ii. QW! i- i WQS3 'ai Senior Maja ette HEADS-RI. jones, C. Cinpinski. Standing, L. to R.-C. Livrone, C. Becker, C. Magclik, M. Petro, C. Zana, P. Lorenz, -I. Banichar, E. Hritz, P. Banichar, D. Kulakowski, L. Teschc, K. ' -'1v - ' '- '- A-' ' --1 Sl ov' --mi. Dickson, D. llantz, B. fxulla, D. Coltlh, Nl. Suvrgcs, -I. it nm r, nur XVith heads held high, hacks arched, and toes pointed, the majorettes strut down the field adding color and variety to the halftime pro- grams. Routines are executed effortlessly al- though hours of practice are necessary in pre- paration for every performance. Acting heads this year are Carolyn Cin- pinski and Mary Anne jones. Head Majorettes, L. to R.-Mary Annc jones, Caro- It's a touchdown! A breather ln-fore pre-ga lyn Cinpinslxi. 76 Z. H. C'lceerleaderA Nw ww TX . M .W ,. wg. M.. . .N llzxxll ol llllll' 'lllll Qml .--'W NNN Km.-cling, I..t0 R.-Nl. Nlill'lllllllSli0, P. Palpp, NI. Popu- xim-ln, li. Cox. Stumling-ll. Swanson, Cl. Xlllllm, C. llfn limu- . wllitm- . . . ll roar lr: - 1-rmwl . . . tln QllKil'llllll'l'S am- on flu' july' ll ml xxmlx .xml clllllusmslll l'l'l'l2lllIlf' c'lm1'au-tvl' I ml tln-4-In-1-ring Silllilll tlns Y1 lI' . A . lla-:uls wx-rv fllll'l9lllll Ho 1. Clwzllrlim- XYQ1 subs - nvllo, llzlzvl Swan 17 Y-H4 w- A A ,.c .-T Ntim- llllllbllll. ill-mlmlinv Xvalllxtb, Ilzl Swzulsml. Q00 E E Umlvi' tliv dire-ctioil of Mr. Furlong, tlicsc seventh to uintli l gruclv vocalists pzuticipzltc in SCVl'1'2ll P1'0gl'tlllTS tlirougliout tlic' scliool ya-uf. Sittingdll Alla-ru, Catalina lucconipunistsl. Bottom Row, L. to R.-R, Hi-lil, L. Long, M. Olclficlrl, NI. VL-ttcr, R. Danku, R. Frcilino, j. Hvlcl, T. 'lbst-lu-, S. BQIITQIQC, P. NIcClz1nz1lm11, C. Bolognia, A. Mac, K. Slomku, J. ' llclcl, C. Croomvs, S. Eclwurcls, C. Long, J. Stevenson, P. lN'IcCl1mz1liam, Xlr, lfurlong. Second Row-A. Xlulicr, M. Myvrs, j. Pert, M. Carroll, C. Buss, NI. lizwoittn, D. Cole-maui, C. Toclcl, C. Solwr, S. Slmtt, C. Cunliiizl, S, Slirim-r, Y. Zuma, I. Hill, L. Biscliotf, P. Vozur, S. Suluvu, R. Phillips, 1. Howvll. Third Row-D. Popovin-li, F. Smith, T. Piper, L. Engl:-son, A. lfwiliiio, ll. Crilnlns, I. lirmiiiaii, D. Zinc-liini, R. Dzuikai, C. Vcttcr, C. Liugm-nfcltcr, R. Rita-lu-ll, E. Dt-zzutti, P. CIIZIIIQIQHCJ, H. KllHSCllN1lIl, QI. Continof. IC. l rciliuo, A. Pucus, M. Hill. Top Row-R. Slolvonlziun, P. Bcrry, A. -lzmtosik, 1. Crzuitx, D. Cwolmucly, M. Galt-y, M. B2ll1iL'llilI', C. Tim, B. Ilritz, L. Ili-trick, B. Cmfton, N. Vurgo, B. Longo, A. Moran, J. Hawk, I. limos, Xl. Kvvtvr, C. Courlcy, C. llzivotti. 78 unior mixed Cla ora v 1 I I ' 1 I I 5 Q 5 I ll I 0 I 2 I H I I ...X I I Semor 'lined C'lwruA I I I 1 in lllmlvl' Ilw clilvcliml ol' XII: I m'Iong, 'IIN' Svnim' Nliu-II film , 1 1'1s'ff' 'V' - - lf ' -' I ,,, ms .. Ilhlllll plc xccl to In tln Olllhtdlllllll, xm.1I olvalnlixallimmrn W: I I lux' il party' lm' Illlx 4-Ilorus xlwllllwm, ' vr. II. Swanson, I'. Klinm-mmitlm XI Ym'l'Iwm-url I IIz'IcIvXIlI I':lll'I'lIlI Svconcl Rim'-XY. Kuwxllwlxi, NI. Kvpplm-, II. Kiraly, -I. ffrilmlmw. IS. III-II, I XIZISIEIIYIIIIZ ff. IIUIIVIIIJ, II, Yulzl, ff, lmlmlvy, Cl. Xxlllllxil, II. PIITIIIIILI. I'. Kupm K.. Iiurlumlu, NI. Iluppoln, K. -IJIIIIUSIIQ, K. Iiivlxmll, I'. I'1lpp, XI. Km-pwlnivlml K. Sulwgivm-r, I'. XYalsyIi1lI4. II. Kmlulmz, NI. I'm-Iuilwr. 'I'IlircI Row-nl. linux vluu' Y Ilisllicll ID Illlll C' I'mIniIu1 K glllllll I' flllllll XIIIII I I II1ll'XYll'Ix, II. Cnmln, II. Ilglwlx, S. cvl'4'QU'I'j', ID. 'I'1'l1II'41. XY, Iiiffu, II. Kqnwulw I. Ialllu, -I. IIl'f'Slxl, C.. f1llIlIlIlSIxl, I.. IIN-In-, :X. IIa1l'imm-, S. llrmw, XI Slmnlxu, N. Xlc-'I'igm-, IP. XIIIIIIIUY, Top Row-I.. Sllivlx. Ii. Sl'I'I'Il C Yugvl, AI. I 1'c'iIilm, I.. Kc-l'c'xzII1l'i, II.. I.:ull'i111lIis,-VI. Yuiku. II. IIm'n-lI,I XI Iiglllm, Ia. H4-Ilan, Cy. Ilrlll, II. 54-Ivfwslxy. XX. XIvI'.IIl'm-XII, I'. IJUIIIIIII, II. Ygu Im X Ilmclxl I IJIIIIIDDI I XIL 1 II Sml s XI Suusm I UI mlml ,. ,, ., . 1 ,. . ,.. , x. 1, . ' , '.. iflll , . . lc vrj, . . . . I. !l'l' A V i 4 QA Iligllligllting tllc-il' uc'tix'itim'.' -1 ' - .' f -- x tlns xx n mum flu SDIIIII' fllllktll ll QIIITISIIIIZIS pr0Ql'1un givvn Im' tlw plllmlicx Imtll Ikmllmxul Sitting-I.. .-XIII-ru, I'. limi:-Inu' lilt'l'HlllI1AIllISISl, Firsl Huw. l.. In II.-I III-c'Iwr. Cf. I.ix'1'm1-In-, I', Kvrvsyturi, If, Iluppulu. XI. Illalm-Il, XI. Sl'L'lIIHIlD, I algclilx, I.. Ilzxvnllzl, I7. XIl'flllIl'Il4'Ull, NI. I im'i, K. Km-pplv, K, ll:-urgv. X 1 .ff ' ' ' 4 uno, A. Ilunlul, NI. Nlalrlmlllslm, ID. Linn-Ili, XI. I'm-Im I5 Flux XI o o ' Senwr QIJA C71 vnu Nludv up of carvfully sclccted senior high girls, this chorus 1'CllL'i1l'SOS diligently and presvnts its performances in an enjoy- able Qzuul attractivcj mzumcr. Sitting-L. Allvru, P. Bzxniclmr CilL'C0l11DilI1lSfSl. First Row, L. to R.-NI. XlL'l'l7l'll2l, P. Klingunsmith, C. livvlwr, XI. Lohman, M. VVlI'lgil1'Cl, M. Nlillvr. S. Monclcllo, B. Nl1lSl1lC'll, NI. Blanch, B. Cox, M. Pc-tro, IJ. Corelli, li. Roppolo, P. Kc-rcszturi, H. Clowcs, M. Sc-condo, C. Livronv, H. Swanson, l . Mir-luulir-k, D. Boclvnliorn, Hclrl, Mr. Furlong. Second Row-C. Nlugclik, A. lpillllill, K. Cm-orgv, P. XV11sylink, B. Kc-Q-soy, D. Scrvu, -I. Crihhs, B. Bc-ll, R. Crav, K. Sulsgivur, NI. Km-psliic-lcl, C. NVz1lko, NI. Roppolo, C Bom-llo NI. Muartiniusko, L. lluvottu, A. Pzitrizio, Nl. Fiori, D. NIcCut- L-Iwou, Nl. K4-pplv, VV. Kowalski, -I. YVilson. Third Row-C. Burlunclo, Nl XV1lll4c'1', K. Kr-pple, C. xli1Stil1'OHl', NI. Slomku, C. Kruscslxi, S. Szuch, P Stopamski, N. Divtrich, P. Huclvl, N. NlcTiguc, B. Tr11H'u, C. Pustivu, C Hiuauulo. Nl. rllkltilf, bl. SlN'2lTL'I', P. KIIDQIS, C. Frycr, K. Dickson, P. Popp C. Lohhy. Top Row-K. juntosik, D. Xlohucy, P. Lore-nz, M. Popolvic-h C. Margo, A. Bnrisonc, L. 'll-sc-lic, C. Cinpinski, E. Mzijoclm, J. Cihsou, -I Allvn, j. Brvski, E. cjlllflll, D. Kulwkowski, K. Shaucr, C. Pochihvr, E Cot-clickc. ID. Bzuitz, S. Crosso, B. Votu, B. Morgan, j. Bzulicliur. , fl ,pl in i . S . . ' ' ' I V Ii V X I .X ' I I ' 'gr ' 'Q 'X y ' A A VH ' G -' V in 5 -5-wgsvnvl 'f' ,,,Q:,g 2,,..5 s ' A , v XI Iwi . .wr - Q- . L-... - fi? if Ii-51 f 3 Wi Q ' iii . 6 ff en lf C7101-u NVIIM1 tha- - -' ' - ' .' -' V I IIIIKICI' tha- clirc-ctirm of NIV. I urIcmQ Iwgin to sing. I' I '1 Sitting-II. IIAIWIX Ia1L'c'ur111mz111isU. First Row, I,. I0 I .- 1 ' 7 ' 4, . E ffm, I,. II1iIIips, K, lim-IX, XI, SIIIIUII. XI , ., 4. . . -. l'I'lIUIAI, S. cvl't'!UlAj', II. Cfmllrw, II. K1ls11I1a ' ' -xvlvz, Hr. I'lIl'IUllQ. Sc1'0mI Row-XI Suriwin C' XIlwf1'ux'v IX In , 1- .- . ,. A, . . . . 1' Tap Row-C. uv. 'If cIIlIl'S1l. II. IIurn-II. KI. Imlixal. XI, IIa1IIm, NY. NIL I'III-FLNII I IisIIl C' IIlit li 9 I1 , , . ,. - 1, ., ' 7, . .v uxky, II. Ile-Hlllli, II, Iimxxlx, l', IM-f fnfli. I.. Kc-rvsnuri, S. faumlli. Z. Kupxls. . . . .. -,N . . , . '11 1 II. SUIIKICIAS, -I. Vim-ll-r, Ii. SIIl'1lI'l'I', II. Yujlm. nl. Ynilm, A. I'im-kan. I.. I.illll'I 1 . iggh-, AI. I'Il'l'IIIllf7, II. II2lII4'UR'Ix K' Yu1'c'I I XvIl ll'l II N4-I' Il I Xl ' - W1 'OW tette XVill it he a prograin-or the Spring CUlICPl't-Ol' just 21ll0tllt'1' practice ill the 111usic room? These girls, with Mr. Fur- lUllg.S assistance, will he ready with a really good show. Sitting-L e o ll o 1' a A l l e 1' a CilCCUIllPilI1lStl. Standing, L. to R.-Dc-Lorius McCutcheon, Nellie Dia-tricl1, Diana Bantz, Bernadette Vota. gb! ' Sextette Singing sweetly these select L. H. girls perforni at the Spring Concert and o11 various otl1er occasions throughout the year. Mr. Furlong leads their weekly practice sessio11s i11 tl1e 111usic room. L. to R.-Pat VVasyli11k, judy Crihhs, Katl1- leen j1u1tosik, Betty Bell, Mary Kncpshield, Cathy l'oel1il1e1'. men Q1 Quartet Often called upo11 to perform ll0t Ollly i11 L.H.S. prog1'a1ns, hut throughout the Leechhurg area as well, these four fel- lows always provide first-rate musical entertainment with a few laughs o11 the side. S03t0dflJklllll'ttl' B a n i e l1 a r filL'L'OlllDlll1iSfl. Standing, L. to R.-Harry Souders, Ronald Sehosky, Colvin Vogel, Larry Shielc. ' 2 . , 3 K ' 'Y 'gif I 1 J 5 .1 lj' A , -' 5 24 63.26 f if Q 1 sf f-ff ,Y :B ,. ., 1-J 3-f ' i 4 - ' -. 'it' ,ax-M fi- x .. Q.. .. 1 1 ,li K , .'7 TL . 4 1' 1, Lg Q.,, w, . W is 1 x J V Ny? N QQ jg 9 K' ,Q fl-M S573 hgh, XM ,'1Y NX,,,nlo X 1 X .4 N -Q.. 1 ' , . . - QQ 'I Q? x -.-D ' 3 - ,Q J i f f ,tgp - - - V .-Wwxxwx-N-mqwmwvwwmfmwmwxA. . w 9 qv k fy A 21 3- 5' , Qgx K. X Q X ff 1 . 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Bruny Nl SOTISIO 1I11l11L,lI Top Row-L. Phillips, P. Brower, 1. Zzmotti, A. Krnscski, P. Hzxclcl, 11. Hancock B Sic uu llc on li Cora-lli, j. W'l1yc'1ic-la, G, Nlzunros, ul. Lzlsslo, C. Nlaunros, L. Cc-tto. G Indiana 70 Plum ,. . 0 Ford City 5 Springdale 6 Apollo . .. 6 TLl1'6'1ltll111 13 Kittanning 0 Arnold ., 20 Freeport 116 1958 FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD 4 NVins, 2 Losses, 3 Ties 86 Loechburg Leechburg Leechburg Leechburg Leechburg Leechburg Lccchburg Leechburg Lcechburg COACHES an, THE BLUE DEVILS The 1958 Blue Devils once again gave Leechhurg a team to be proud of. The Devils were strong and determined. Three ties could have meant the difference between four wine and seven wins. On the whole, this was a very satisfying season. lndiana-Our 1958 season opened at Indiana. The Devils got off to an early 6-0 lead. The score was tied twice at 6-6 and 13-13, how- ever, Indiana came alive in the second half to win it 26-13. Plum-Our first home game was an evenly matched and exciting game. Neither Leech- hurg nor Plum would give in to the other. Inability to score the extra points by both teams resulted in a 20-20 tie. Ford City-As we traveled to Ford City, we were hoping for our first victory. The Devils seemed to have more power than the Classers, but costly fumbles, which were recovered by Ford City cost us a 0-0 tie. Springdale-NVith a record of 0-1-2 the Devils went into the Springdale game with the at- titude of victory. Both teams tried desper- ately. Two juniors, Tom Defilippi and Bob Bonello, plus the regulars managed to squeeze out a 26-25 victory. Apollo-When we traveled to Apollo. we had a victory under our belts. and we wanted more. Seniors, Al Piecka and Tony Krasow- ski, paced the Devils to an easy romp over Apollo. The score was 32-6. Tarentum-Neither the Devils nor Tarentum could move. L. H. S. led 6-0, but the score was tied by the Redcats, 6-6. This was the final score. Kittanniiig-Leechhurg, the underdog, was de- termined to down Kittanning. This game showed a splendid amount of team action and was the best game that Leechhurg has played in many years. The Devils sur- prised Kittanning with a 19-13 upset. Arnold-Until the second half the game was a hard fought contest. Then a strong Leech- burg team took over and went on to sound- ly defeat Arnold by a score of 20-0. Freeport-As L. H. S. entered the Freeport game, the hopes for a victory were high. The contest was hard fought down to the wire. Al Piccka went all the way-a kick- off return. In the last minute of play Free- port scored and added the point which de- feated the Devils, 20-19. Thus concluded a successful season with a record of 4 wins, 2 losses, 3 ties. Due credit is given all the team members, especially the seniors. I.. to R.-Don Siverling, Dick Bouch, john Yajko tTeam Captainl, John Cipollini, jack Nigro, Frank Pinto. 4 .gmn W'-if vi Gene Bella Bill Cribbs Phil Doyle Ken Facemyer End Guard End Halfhaek Gene performed exccll- Bill was our trustworthy Phil was u utility man Ken was a great sup L-ntly as both defensive and offensive guardg he threw which added strength deep ment to our baekficld- offensive right end. many key blocks. in the bench. pi-cially at Arnold. John Hellman Ray Hunter Tony Krasowski Tackle Halfback Quarterback Our offensive and defen- Ray was our speedy half- An excellent offensive and sive tackle-a work horse hack who gained valuable defensive quarterback-fine in the Devil line. yardage for ihe Team. ginger, passer and line- lllf Cr. Homer Kunselman Halfback Another halfhaek could always he dcpel upon-never missed 1 tice. 88 Y f 4 lid Mac NVard IMcl'Ilfrcsh George Oburdorf Al Piccka I'.nrl I zlclilm- Cnnrml Fillllmcli l wus slanliomwl all li-it Nlnc-lx lwlpz-il to lllillil' om' .Bnlmlmh-s was nnothvr linv- A powcrhonsv in thc lmck much' manly xnllmlmle- cla-lm-nsiw lim- prm'm'fiil hy man wlmopcm-cl manly gaps fivlcl-higll scorn-r of thi . his mzmy lim' tzwlxlm-s. 1l10l'0llI'lD1lL'liS. Dc-vils-snpc-rlm on clcfonsv Dick Pollcra jim Robbins Ron Tiru john Yajko Iincl-llnll'lnu'L Cnnrcl Cnzircl Cvntvr 'lx was n llQlll'll2ll'li :mil Om' irnsly ilu-fi-iisixv miml- An uhh- follow who conlcl john was onr cliligvnt :Incl 1-nsivv vnrl--lmrokv np illi- gnnrml from llyclv Park nlwnys lu' cnlls-cl upon to mlupc-mlzilmlc ci-litcr-Iisvrl as pnssm-s. who he-hl thi- linv toga-thi-r. stu-iigtlwii our linen n lilll'l52lL'k0I' on dc-fvnsv. .,.. i I ' Uamity lt' , , 1 f. nm-0, . f 1 0, ,, o ll.-fcil'clcl-l'. XVnsylinls, H. 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S Kulzetball Team The Klue bevib The 1958-59 basketball sea- son proved to be the most suc- cessful season in the history of L. H. S. The Devils, this year, posted a splendid 21-2 record. This season the Devils won the Section 12-A crown. The only previous cage crow11 came in the 1948-49 season. At the close of 1958 the Devils had an im- pressive 6-1 record. On Decem- ber 26, 27 they defeated Brent- wood and Braddock to win the Ford City Holiday Tourney. The Devils went through the section play in championship form. Section highlights were 49-47 and 62-54 wins over Springdale. In the W. P. I. A. L. Eliminations, L. H. S. bowed to a classy Farrell Squad. Con- gratulations to the finest bas- ketball squad in the history of Leechburg High School. Top to Bottom-G. Hritz, J. Sinclair, E. Bella, H. Brown, W. Tallarom, A. Krasowski. First Row, L. to R.-A. Bonello, T. Defilippi, M. Sorisio. Second Row-W. Rizzo-manager, Mr. Boluch, J. Nulesnik-manager. SCOREBOARD 58-59 . S 67 Rankin .....,. ..... ,,.,........... 4 3 LH .....59 VVashington Twp. L.H 50 New Kensington 'L.H .,..49 Kittanning 'LH M43 Vandergrift .....,..64 'L.H 1-65 Gateway ...,....36 L. H. ......72 Apollo 'L H ......67 Brentwood ........52 'XL H .1169 Braddock LH ...H67 Shannock 'L H Oakmont L.H. Freeport Section games 90 West Deer .....,.87 Tarentum Springdale Plum Oakmont .......65 Freeport VVest Deer Tarentum Springdale Plum . .,,. 26 Farrell ...., ......,... 6 2 W. P. I. A. L. Elimination Tournament X wx S Q v . ' Iraq, : 54 ui 1 A 4511 15 13 1-s rg .13 495-gg 7 'E 9 5' W' L4 , ff!! WLS Q e'df -wgy 2 Z. H. S Ka 4:6411 Team Bottom Row, L. to R.-D. DeBernardi, H. Brown, I. Yajko, J. Robbins, F. Bonello, A. Piecka, E. Bella, C. Oherdorf, R. Hunter. Second Row-L. Blake, R. Steitaninof, W. Antonelli, K. Facemyer, E. Deiilippi, R. Tokarvk, L. Phillips, E. Daugherty, Mr. McCandless-coach. Third Row-J. Oldfield, E. Becker-managers, L. Laurirnitis, T. Boario, E. LcSueur, R. Zanag J. Sinclair, A. Krasowski-inanagers. After a slow start, the Blue Devils came on to post a season card of four wins and six de- feats. The season opened with losses to Free- port and Har-Brack. The Devils split with Kit- tanning and Ford City, lost two to Vandergrift, and took two from Shannock Valley. Leechburg O Leechburg 1 Leeehburg 4 Leechburg 2 Leechburg 3 Leechburg 7 Leechburg 10 Leechburg 2 Leechburg 3 Leechburg ll 1958 BASEBALL SEASON Since the team was comprised of mainly underclassmen, there will be a letterman for each position in 1959. This is a squad that will go a long way, we look toward the upcoming season with great expectation. SCOREBOARD 1958 . . .. Freeport 7 Har-Brack 8 at Ford City 5 V andergrift 7 . ..... .. at Kittanning 8 . at Shannock Valley 1 Ford City 9 at Vandergrift 7 Kittanning 2 . Shannock Valley 4 92 Com- Bella Fred Bonello Howard Brown Denny l,0B9l'llZll'lli A good hittm-r who tw- lfri-mi dict un t-xt-1-lit-lit Our short stop :incl .Ut-n wus our hami- imci in truth tht- out- ioh ns our th-i't-iisixv first t-lute-lr hittc-r who it-suis working utility Juzxn lri :uni all Iiirst haw. lmsc-uuxn. tht- Cillii with il .292 also tht- jokt-r of tht- 0 ruurk. xzuuui. lid Dcfilippi Ken Faccmycr Ray Hunter George Oberdorf lui' truxty sm-uomi haisv- 1 KPIIVS spa-4-ci in tht- out- A L-aipzihlo fc-iiow who A illllliiy lllltll to iltlVt u who was on heist- tit-ici wus ai vaihulhic fur- could ZIIXVRIYS ht- tic- hc-hindi tht- phrtc- ut :ill un tiuu-s to it-zul tht- tor to tht- D1-vit sruuul. pt-rich-ti upon wht-n tuna-s. ul in-1-tit-tl. 5, . . . wr. .' 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N .tion andP ience eBi ying .1 ric g B ww 51' ZZ , l efl tgy We' mm s. 1ge S er x ge ionsors. O J Mr. Ridgway, the Kurtz Bros. representat' E 'JM ' Mr. Davies, the Erie Engraving Co. representative. Miss Boney, our art teacher. All teachers whose classes were interrupted so many times. 13 S. 'XAQ-u ,,,,.JeJu. 0dQn g3EdU1Qj' .,.u'w.X-I ,o,,fYvv6- 96 Lp 221 M Wiw if Qafgw X m X M0 W wwf-'Y Unfjzrrv Juv' l ,Y 'yflf-s 7 :- A-5' 1, - , ,I 1.1! -,,-.gl-,,,,1 L 2+-,.1mw.V. - - M --Q Q I s I , 4,3 L' s 4- r L F . I 1 3 . ,591 'Q-av' . ' ' ' ' ' .av wry- - ,1.....,