Arsenal Washington Vocational Technical High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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Anna Jurkovick Deborah Gladish and Joey Churilla Ronnie and Sue Bell, David and Lo Ann C'Keefe Burnie Donovan Harry's Ladies and Childrens Store Bell Jackson William E. Tebbets ' Casse1's Men's Store Tylers of Lawrenceville Louis Cleaner's and Tailors Chesters-Carpets-Furniture A B C Produce Louise Carol Bihary Mrs. H. Poels Coach Wm. S. Dorsey Mr. Barry S. Hanburger Tina Piotrowski H. E. Auth 302 Electric Wiring Shop at Noon S. P.-4 Dennis J. King Mr. and Mrs. F. King Carol Calauk Jane Finlay Mrs. R. Markuss Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Nendza Mrs. Stephen Barkovich Joseph F. Kobe Bernie Pucka's Tavern C. J. Laurie H. E. Auth A. Balsamo A1 Storer Red Farmerie Anthony Carp Howard Niemetz Elmer G. Zielfilder Frank Plum Mr. Wiegman Edward Straus Joey Novak Wendy's Old Lady McNickle Mr. Metro Go Groups from Motor and Eats Franks Bakery Mark McGraw Mr. and Mrs. Barkovich Mr. and Mrs. John E. Kerekes Hugh T. Smyth Wm. T. Turnbaugh Mr. and Mrs. James Scott Mr. Katheen Casey Joseph Schacter Mr. Lawrence Casey Mrs. K. R. Markewinski Roberta Barkovich H. E. Auth Phil Shane Mrs. Helen J. Seaman Caro M. Allenbaugh Mrs. John Balkovec Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Wisniewski Henery Drozdowski Mrs. M. Grove Henery Drozdowski Mr. and Mrs. H. Drozdowski Mrs. C. Ozimek Kay Beer Dist. L. J. Krzywicki Frank and Tony Jimmy Ambrose Nancy Lee Gawinske George Luts Barb Gawinske James Clark Jackie and Cheryl 5-1-66 Wooton Agency Scooter Pie Mr. and Mrs. Stanley J. Grejda Joseph Rutkowski Andrew DeRubis Mr. Camine Merola ARSENAL BOWLING LANES 44th ond Butler St. Open Every Day 72 Noon Automatic Tens-D ucks Phone 683-5992 96 Wholesale-Grocery 3512 Butler St. Pittsburgh 1, Pc. Phone MU 2-8506

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F Sz M Pizza Buzzy and Kathy Twin Drugstore Dr. J. J. Boltey Baggs Hardware Mrs. Gail Marshall Anthony Sausone Silk Shoes Mrs. Kay Krevash Mr. Sz Mrs. David Marshall Mr. Peter Ramage Karen and Chip James Spagnolo Donalu Spagnolo Spagnolo's Market Ed Fitzgerald and Susan Koehler Carol Sheirer Edward A. Fitzgerald Vic Fitzgerald Pat Fitzgerald George F. J. P. Kisic Larry and Joe Bietty and Margaret May Sullivan Lupes Pizzeria Edward A. Fitzgerald Vic Fitzgerald Mrs. Eleanor George Mr. and Mrs. Eugene J. Gladish FRIENDS Mr. Harold B. Weinberger and Family Simcic Family ?'Snoopy and Friends Edward Horn Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Horn Lind Romanko Jack Dunmeyer John H. Wolf Dizzy Tom Sz Sophie R. F. Sparrow G. Santotiauido Anonymous Donald Garrett Phil Blough Wm. G. Malter Anonymous Hal Michael Gronsky Mary Jean Walters Marion Sima Graduate of 66 Red Baron Joseph G. Bigley Rocko Christians Race Cars Inc. Miss Karen McKay Mr. and Mrs. David Weidner Al Ondrick John Dougherty Family Albert J. Hickel J. R. Ketchell Mrs. Florence Palumbo Jacob and Bernie Weidner J. Donald Geyer Ruth B. Cuncie Mrs. W. F. Maguire Ceil, Marty and Pat O'Tolle Phil's House of Meats Mary J aketic Walt's Variety Store Dorothy Thomas Mrs. Chester Wisniewski Elizabeth A. Metzer Mrs. Helen M. Thrush Nancy J. Tonte Bill Civetic Mr. and Mrs. Duermeyer Mrs. Lucille Nadolny Laverne's Lounge Penn Aiken Dairy Laverne's Lounge Mel Wilson Mr. Sz Mrs. Henry Kowaleski Ben and Mary Weidner Family Phil Rold Mr. and Mrs. G. Johnston Sz Family Wesley S. Magoll Mary Malovich Francis J. Dadowski Mrs. J. B. Haas Rick and Mary Ann Mrs. Mary Mikulan Mr. and Mrs. Wise and Family Mr. and Mrs. Moser and Family John and Mary Ann Kruljac Margaret Zovko Agnas Atzenger Mrs. Mance Teresa Hradisky Margaret Veltri Mrs. Veronica Jurkovic Mr. and Mrs. Navacic Joseph L. Dielsi Mary Lou Trbovich Peter Rotoudo Ralph Trbovich Richard J . Meigel 95

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ALLEGHENY VALLEY BANK OF PITTSBURGH 5137 Butler St., Pittsburgh, Pa. 781-0318 A Full Service Bank, with your convenience in mind Mortgages-Auto-Commercial Loans Checking and Savings Accounts Member of F.D.I.C. Federal Reserve System Washington Vocational Technical High School Vital Statistics ln 1926 Dr. Alexander Booth and a group of teachers invading from Ralston School captured the Arsenal, which in 1936 gave birth to Washing- ton Trade School. From that date to this, some 20,000 students have passed through the hallowed halls of Washington Vocational Technical High School. Since its start students have been taught skills in Carpentry, Wood Shop, Cabinet Shop, Auto Beginners, Auto Service, Machine Shop, Print Shop, Electric Shop, Electric Appliance, Brick Shop, Electronics, and Welding. For many years it has served the general public as an adult night school. Through a Work Experience Program, many students have found a life-time vocation. A significant number of its students have completed work as Industrial Arts Teachers, Management Specialists, and Technicians. ln the 40 years of its existence its stability is exemplified by the fact that only four principals have administered and supervised its activity, Dr. Alexander Booth, Mr. Paul Bower, Mr. Ward W. Swain, and its retiring principal Newton W. Simons. They and their school have served the com- munity well. Requiescat In Pace John E. Kerekes