Baldwin High School - Balthi Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1960 volume:

T H E I960 BAI TH I BALDWIN HIGH SCHOOL PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA w ■ — ■ ■ ¥1 i 1 ■«••■¥ ■ ! foreword Let's Go Forward Together, the theme of the class of '60, is also the record of our years at Baldwin. Our exciting history together has been a whirl of classes, dances, pep rallies, football games, report cards, senior pictures, and climaxed by gradua- tion. We pause now to record this history before we go forward together into our new role, the role of alumni of Baldwin High School. FACULTY Those who educate children well are more to be honored than even their parents, for these only give them life, those the art of living well. —Aristotle I )  11 1 Sir J ( I ( s Teat In Board of Directors: Bottom Row: Stanley A. Jarecki, Secretary; Katherine K. Stone; Ernest C. Ott, President; Edward X Hallenberg Vice President; Edward R. Lawrence, Solicitor. Back Row: Richard D. Snouffer; William B. Cullen; Don E. Vierling; Clifford M. Sweitzer! ADMINISTRATION W. Robert Paynter Board of Directors The duties of the seven member school board which controls the Baldwin-Whitehall School Districts' educational system are man- aging supplies, preparing the budget, regu- lating salaries, and hiring teachers. This year Mr. Ernest Ott is serving as the president of the board. The school board meets regularly once a month and has many special committee meetings beside this. As the school year closes, we wish to thank them for their guid- ance. Supervising Principal For the past nine years. Dr. W. Robert Paynter has been the Supervising Principal of the Baldwin-Whitehall School District. From hearing him speak to us at various occasions, we know that he is a man devoted to his job and to us, as students. Dr. Paynter is a grad- uate of Pennsylvania State University and of the University of Pittsburgh where he received his Master of Education and Doctorate de- grees. 8 Principal, C. Paul Clark Mr. C. Paul Clark received his B.S. degree at Indiana State Teachers College and his M.Ed. degree at the University of Pittsburgh. Although he has been with us a relatively short time, he has won the admira- tion and respect of everyone who has been fortunate enough to meet him. Mr. Clark has the innate ability of conveying to the students that he is their friend and that he can be approached for counsel or advice. We sincerely hope that he will be with Baldwin students for many years to come. Administrative Assistants Dr. Warren Shepler, Director of In- struction, is responsible for the direction and coordination of our instructional program. He directs the employment of all instructional personnel and evaluates each member of the instructional staff. Mr. Wilbert C. Brandtonies, as the Di- rector of Administrative Services, is in charge of directing the non-instructional personnel. He is an assistant to the su- pervising principal. Dr. Paynter, and is responsible for the purchase of school supplies and equipment. Mr. J. Ernest Harrison, the Director of Curriculum, prepares programs for the planning and improvement of curricu- lum, and through research, he studies and evaluates various methods of im- proving education. Dr. Shepler, Mr. Brandtonies, Mr. Harrison Mrs. Bartlett Dr. Zingle ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS Mr. McGibbeny Stanley A. Zingle We were all happy to be associated with Dr. Stanley A. Zingle. It was a pleasure to see him at our school activities and his kind, generous attitude will long be remembered. Dr. Zingle graduated from California State Teachers College and re- ceived his Doctorate and Master of Education de- grees from the University of Pittsburgh. Elmer J. McGibbeny A familiar face around the halls was that of Mr. Elmer J. McGibbeny. He is a graduate of the University of Pittsburgh, with a Master of Education degree. One of his many duties was the efficient direction of the school buses. We only wished that he would have put his coat on when he went out to direct them through the snow! Mrs. Enlow, C. Froelich GUIDANCE COUNSELORS Margery M. Enlow . . . B.S. . . . University of Pittsburgh . . . M.S. . . . MacMurray College . . . Girls' Guidance Counselor . . . Sponsor of Sophomore Y-Teens. Elizabeth P. Fox . . . B.A. . . . Chatham Col- lege . . . M.Ed. . . . University of Pittsburgh . . . Girls' Guidance Counselor . . . Sponsor of Junior and Senior Y-Teens. Harry J. Klein . . . B.Ed. . . . Duquesne Univer- sity . . . M.Ed. . . . Boys' Guidance Counselor . . . Sponsors Assemblies and Co-Sponsors Speech and Debate Club. Dorothy Nickel, Janice Leech, Carol Simmons, Kay Vaglia Mrs. Fox, C. Linhart Robert F. Neuhard, Jr. ... B.S. . . . Edinboro State Teachers College . . . Boys' Guidance Counselor . . . Sponsor of Student Senate and Wrestling Team. The friendly smiles seen behind the office desk were those of our school secretaries. These girls were always willing to help us and were responsible for the smooth running of our large school office. Mr. Neuhard (jjJJIgLT 0 Miss McNabola, Mr. Oesterich ENGLISH Patricia A. Jardini . . . B.A. . . . University of Pittsburgh . . . Composition, Speech. Sheila M. McNabola . . . B.A. . . . RadclifFe College . . . M.Ed. . . . Harvard Graduate School of Education . . . Enq- lish. Edward N. Oesterich . . A.B. . . . University of Pittsburgh . . . M. Litt. . . . English, German. Eieanore M. Smith . . . B.S. . . . University of Pittsburgh . . . M.Ed. . . . English. Miss Smith Mr. Fleischauer, Mr. Neiderlander, Mr. Butler Paul C. Fleischauer . . . B.S. . . . Slip- pery Rock State Teachers College . . . M.Ed. . . . University of Pittsburgh . . . English. Edward J. Neiderlander . . . B.S. Ed. . . . Indiana State Teachers College . . . M.Ed. . . . University of Pittsburgh . . . English. James C. Butler . . . B.S. Ed. . . . Cali- fornia State Teachers College . . . Eng- lish, Speech . . . Co-sponsor of Speech and Debate Club. 12 Mrs. Culling , Miss Bode Muriel K. Cullings . . . B.S. . . . West Virginia Wesleyan College . . . English . . . Sponsor of Freshman Y-Teens. Miriam G. Bode . . . A.B. . . . Muskingum College . . . Eng- lish . . . Ushers Club Sponsor. Charles F. Greiner . . . B.A. . . . University of Pittsburgh . . . M.litt. . . . English . . . Sponsors Purbalite and Junior and Senior Class Plays. Anne C. Pfister . . . A.B. . . . Chatham College . . . B.S. . . . Carnegie Institute of Technology . . . English. Jennie F. Halapatz . . . A.B. . . . University of Pittsburgh . . . M.Litt. . . . English. Martin S. Burke . . . B.S. Ed. . . . Duquesne University . . . English . . . Junior High Basketball Sponsor. R. Metz, Mr. Greiner, D. Sherman Mrs. Pfister, Mrs. Halapatz, Mr. Burke Sara D. Daley . . . A.B. . . . University of Pittsburgh English . . . Sponsors Junior Future Teachers of America. Luella H. Caldwell . . . A.B. . . . Waynesburg College . . . M.Ed. . . . University of Pittsburgh . . . English. T. Evans, Mrs. Daley, Mrs. Caldwell, E. Olsen, E. Oskey B. MacCallum, Mr. Jesko, J. Schorr, S. Pangle William J. Jesko . . . B.A. . . . University of Pitts- burgh . M.Ed. . . . Spanish . . . Sponsors National Honor Society, Senior Class Co-sponsor. Eva M. Rackley . . . A.B. . . . Oberlin College . . . M.Ed. . . . University of Pittsburgh . . . Latin . . . Latin Club Sponsor. Lois C. Allison . A.B. . . . Muskingum College Latin. LANGUAGE William J. Bozic . . . B.Ed. . . . Duquesne University . . . M.Ed. . . . Latin. Miss Rackley, Mrs. Allison, Mr. Bozic John P. Colanero . A.B. Ed. . . . Fairmont State College . . . Spanish. Evelyn N. Baxter . . A.B. . . . Bethany College . . . M. Litt. . . . University of Pittsburgh . . . French, Spanish. Joseph Trujillo . A.B. . . . University of Pittsburgh . Spanish . . . Sponsor of Spanish Club. Mr. Colanero, Miss Baxter Mr. Trujillo 14 A. Giffin, Miss Minetti, Mr. Campbell LIBRARY AND READING Josephine Minetti . B.A. . . . University of Pittsburgh . . . Frank D. Campbell . . A.B. . . . Duquesne University M.S. . . . Carnegie Institute of Technology . . . Librarian . . . M.A. . . . Librarian . . . Activities Director. Library Club Sponsor. W. Crozier, Mrs. Corbett Marian E. Corbett . . . A.B. . . . University of Pittsburgh . . . M.S. . . . Reading . . . Sponsor of Junior Red Cross, Director of Publicity. S. Wissenbach, P. Ignatius, J. Sweitzer, J. Boggs 15 Elizabeth B. Jenkins . . . A.B. . . . University of Pittsburgh . . . M.A. . . . Problems of Democracy . . . Sponsor of Sen- ior Future Teachers of America. Richard J. Garber . . B.S. . . . Pennsylvania State Univer- sity . . . Civics . . . Sponsor of Highlander Hi-Lites. Louis J. Fazio . . . B.Ed. . . . Duquesne University . . . Civics . . . Sponsor of Chess Club, Freshman Class. James E. Gillooly . . . B.Ed. . . . Duquesne University . . . Problems of Democracy . . . Sponsor of Key Club, Football, Basketball, and Senior Class Co-sponsor. Michael J. Zavacky . . . B.S. Ed. . . . Clarion State Teachers College . . . M.S. Pennsylvania State University . . . Prob- lems of Democracy. Mrs. Jenkins, J. Rhoads SOCIAL STUDIES Mr. Garber, S. Hallenburg, J. Berseth, Mr. Fazio Mr. Gillooly Mr. Zavacky Mr. Hilko, Mr. Minetti, Mr. Colesberry Mr. Magness, B. Rautner Paul R. Minetti . . . B.S. . . . California State Teachers Col- lege . . . American History. Albert Hilko . . . B.A. . . . University of Pittsburgh . . . M.Ed. . . . American History. Harry C. Colesberry . . B.A. . . . Muskingum College . . . M.litt. . . . University of Pittsburgh . . . American History. Howard J. McCormick . . . B.Ed. . . . Duquesne University . . . M.Ed. . . . World History . . . Co-sponsor of Balthi. James F. Bruni . . . B.Ed. . . . Duquesne University . . . World History . . . Sponsor of Boys Pep Club. Floyd D. Magness . . . A.B. . . . University of Pittsburgh . . . M.Ed. . . . World History. Miss Rust, J. Undereiner BUSINESS EDUCATION Meryl A. Rust . . . B.S. . . . Grove City College . . . M.Ed. . . . University of Pittsburgh . . . Business Education. Bette Kiingler . . B.S. . . . University of Pittsburgh . . . Busi- ness Education . . . Sponsors Clerical Service Club. Eleanor M. Magness . . B.S. . . . Indiana State Teachers College . . . M.Ed. . . . University of Pittsburgh . . . Business Education . . . Sponsors Secretarial Service Club. Mrs. Magness, L. Conwell Miss Kiingler 18 L. Eiben, Mr. Michael, E. Geis Susan B. Reinhardt . . ness Education. . . Grove City College . . . Busi- S. Threnhouser, B. Thompson, Mrs. Wagner Patricia C. Wagner . . . B.Ed. . . . Duquesne University . . . Business Education. Yolande G. Conte . . . B.Ed. . . . Duquesne University . . . M.Ed. . . . University of Pittsburgh . . . Business Education . . . Sponsor of Future Business Leaders. George Michael . . B.S. . . . Indiana State Teachers Col- lege . . . M.Ed. . . . University of Pittsburgh . . . Business Education . . . Co-sponsor of the Balthi. Miss Conte, J. Filice MATHEMATICS Mr. Cook, R. Pell, C. Krogh John W. Cook . . . B.S. . . . Buena Vista College . . . M.A .. . . Iowa State University . . . Algebra. Nicholas Huslak . . . B.S. . . . University of Pittsburgh . . . Sen- ior Academic Mathematics . . . Director of Activities Fund. Mahala H. Elkin . . . A.B. . . . West Virginia University . . . M.S. . . . Algebra. John R. Wagner . . . B.S. . . . Grove City College . . . M.Litt. . . . University of Pittsburgh . . . Geometry . . . Math Club Sponsor. Mr. Huslak Mrs. Elkin, J. Brand Mr. Wagner Miss Kirkland, M. Pflaum Elizabeth B. Kirkland . . . A.B. . . . University of Pittsburgh . . . M. Litt. . . . Geometry . . . Co-sponsor of Balthi. James E. Shumaker . . . B.S. . . . Geneva College . . . Algebra, General Mathematics. Jack R. James . . . B.S. . . . California State Teach- ers College . . . M.Ed. . . . University of Pittsburgh . . . Geometry. Morris E. Chapman . . . B.A. . . . Westminster Col- lege . . . M.Ed. . . . Algebra, Advanced Mathematics. S. DeRenzo, Mr. Shumaker Mr. Chapman SCIENCE John A. Bartos B.S. . . . University of Pittsburgh . . . M.A. . . . Physics, Chemistry . . . Sponsor of Science Club and Junior Class. Robert A. Dickinson B.S. Ed. . . . Slippery Rock State Teachers College . . . Physics . . . Sponsors Cross-Country and Track Teams. Ronald C. Crawford B.S. Ed. . . . Slippery Rock State Teachers College . . . Chemistry and Physics . . . Chemistry Club Sponsor. C. Campbell, Mr. Dickinson June L. Schafer . . . B.S. . . . Cali- fornia State Teachers College . . . General Science, Physical Science . . . Sponsor of Freshmen Science Club. J. William Lose . B.S. Ed. Pennsylvania State University General Science. Miss Schafer, Mr. Losa, E. Murphy Mr. Frantz, J. Maley Albert C. Frantz . . . A.B. . . . University of Pittsburgh . . . Chemistry. James F. Jaklich . . B.S. . . . University of Pittsburgh . . . M.Ed. . . . Chemistry . . . Equipment Manager. David W. Kelly . . . B.S. . . . University of Pittsburgh . . . Chemistry. Mr. Jaklich J. Langdon Mr. Kelly 23 SCIENCE Mr. Gordon, R. Milliken Robert B. Gordon . . . B.S. . . . University of Pittsburgh . . . M.S. . . . Biology. Mary G. Gibbon . . . B.S. . . . University of Pittsburgh . . . M.Litt . . . Biology . . . Sponsors Biology Club. George M. Banky . . . B.A. ... St. Francis College . . . M.Ed. . . . University of Pittsburgh . . . Biology . . . Sponsor of Basketball, Sophomore Class. Albert J. DiGiulio . . . B.S. . . . University of Pittsburgh . . . M.Ed. . . . Biology. Mrs. Gibbon 24 Mr. DiGiulio, J. Calabro MUSIC K 1 Mr. Shalley Mr. Mcllroy, N. Kerr Paul J. Scandrol . . . A.B. . . . Westminster College . . . M.Ed. . . Music Appreciation, Ninth Grade Choral Music . . . Sponsor of Freshmen Choir. 25 Regis V. Shalley . . . B.S. . . . Duquesne University . . . M.S. . . . Choral Music, Music Theory . . . Sponsor of Baldwin- aires. Highlander Choir, Glee Clubs, and Heatherettes. William J. Mcllroy . . . A.B. . . . Bethany College . . . Intsru- mental Music . . . Sponsors Majorettes, Highlanders, Orches- tra, Band. B. Otte, D. McLaughlin, G. Beaudet, J. Murray, Mr. Scandrol ART Helen G. Neuhard . . B.S. . . . Edinboro State Teachers College . . . M.Ed. . . . Pennsylvania State University . . . Art . . . Sponsors Cheerleaders, Freshmen Art Club. Raymond C. Henkowsky . . . B.S. . . . Edinboro State Teach- ers College . . . Art . . . Sponsors Decorating Club, Art Stage Crew, and Art Club. G. Hall, Mrs. Neuhard, J. White Jean M. Harris . . . B.S. . . . University of Kentucky . . . M.S. . . . Iowa State College . . . Home Economics . . . Co- sponsors Future Homemakers of America. Anita Malone . . . B.S. . . . Indiana State Teachers College . . . Home Economics . . . Co-sponsors Future Homemakers of America. Mr. Henkowsky, H. Martin HOMEMAKING J. Duing, B. Yalenty, Miss Harris, L. Schuster, B. Eiben Miss Malone, Miss Edwards Mr. Sullivan, B. Fair K. Rachfal, Mr. Robbins Mr. Egan, R. Majcher, F. Welsbacher, Mr. Stone, R. Bunchek, A. Valent William J. Sullivan . . . B.S. . . . California State Teachers College . . . M.Ed. . . . University of Pittsburgh . . . Wood Shop . . . Sponsor of Stage Crew. Henry M. Robbins . . . B.S. . . . California State Teachers College . . . Graphic Arts . . . Sponsor of Graphic Arts Club. Jack F. Egan . . . B.S. . . . California State Teachers College . . . Metal Shop . . . Wood Shop. SHOP John B. Stone . . . B.S. . . . California State Teachers Col- lege . . . M.A. . . . University of Pittsburgh . . . Metal Shop. Ralph L. Keller . . B.S. . . . California State Teachers Col- lege. . . Arts and Crofts Shop. John W. Waterman . B.S. . . . California State Teachers College . . . Mechanical Drawing . . . Sponsors Sound Squad. 27 Mr. Keller, Mr. Waterman Miss Byrne, F. Brown Mary E. Haus . . . B.S. . . . University of Pittsburgh Health. Warner O. Fritsch . . . B.A. . . . Arizona State University . . . M.Ed. . . . University of Pittsburgh . . . Health . . . Sponsor of Football and Basketball. Respiration bronchiol -trochca Mrs. Haus Mr. Fritsch HEALTH AND DRIVER EDUCATION T. Goettge, J. Wintergreen, Mr. Duhig, J. McGann, L. Walder Thomas J. Duhig . . . B.Ed. . . . Duquesne University . . . History . . . Driver Education. 28 PHYSICAL EDUCATION Barbara R. Henderson . . . B.S. . . . Boston University . . . M.S. . . . Smith College . . . Physical Eductaion . . . Co- sponsor of Leaders Club. Lynn J. Weinheimer . . . B.S. . . . Purdue University . . . Phy- sical Education . . . Co-sponsor of Leaders Club, Sponsor of Girls' Pep Club. Alexander S. Crevar . . . B.S. . . . Edinboro State Teachers College . . . M.A. . . . Michigan University . . . Physical Edu- cation . . . Athletic Co-ordinator, Lettermen Club Sponsor, Head Football Coach. Elias Karpa . . . B.S. . . . Slippery Rock State Teachers Col- lege . . . Physical Education . . . Assistant Football Coach, Track Coach, Sponsor of Hi-Y. Anthony D. Mazzocco . . . B.S. . . . University of Pittsburgh . . . M.Ed. . . . Physical Education, Driver Education . . Sponsor of Junior High Football. S. Androski, D. Herberger, Miss Henderson Mrs. Weinheimer, M. Trognitz, D. Spirich T. Zumbrook, Mr. Crevar Mr. Karpa, Mr. Mazzocco, A. Young Mrs. Durbin, Mrs. Pastorius CAFETERIA STAFF The proof of the pud- ding is in the eating. Not many cafeterias could match our empty platters at lunch time. Need more be said about these folks who prepared those good wholesome meals each day? F. Haberstich, R. Krcimpe, C. Scheible, F. Lowe M. Szakal, B. Peters, E. Kaecher, G. Kuhlman, M. Geis, H. Bellus, T. Kovacs 30 C. Lush, F. Linder J. Speicher, W. Steiner, C. Miller MAINTENANCE STAFF We were all indebted to the endless labors of our maintenance staff in the hours after school. How fortunate we were to have such a clean school each day. F. Bushman, E. James, V. Krocher, B. Peach 31 CLASSES Numberless opportunities lie beyond the doors which education can unlock. Books are keys; use them wisely, treat them well and they will serve faith- fully. OFFICERS: Seated: Carol Feick, Secretary; Richard Knight, President. Standing: Douglas Rauch, Treasurer; Robin Metz, Vice President. SENIOR CLASS Class Colors Class Flower Class Motto Royal Blue and White White Carnation Let's go forward together. As we look back on the past year, we, as sen- iors, leave behind many happy memories: the excitement of Senior Recognition Night, the joy- ous atmosphere of the Christmas dance, the tedi- ous but necessary job of selling Christmas cards, the success of our Senior Class Play, the tears and smiles on Class Day, and our wonderful Prom. But there were times of sadness, too. There was a realization that we would soon be leaving the friends we had known and loved. We realized the seriousness of the responsibilities which lay ahead as we prepared for graduation. On commencement night, it was with a mix- ture of sadness and hopeful expectation that we said good-by to Baldwin, knowing that the year 1960 would remain a permanent part of our memory. Class Sponsors: Mr. Jesko, Mr. Gillooly 34 RICHARD W. ADCOCK D|CK Witty . loves to tell a good joke . . . secret ambition—to be a knight of the road. Highlander Choir, Junior and Senior Class Ploys RONALD D. AMRHEIN RON Goes for hunting and fishing . . . sports fan ... a quiet individualist . . . likes the finer things in life ... a dependable and loyal friend. NANCY L. ANDERSON NAN Quiet. Leaders Club, Student Senate, National Honor Society, Future Teachers of America, Service Club, Y-Teens, Library Club CAROLINE P. ANGEL CAROLYN Bright, cheery chatterbox . . volleyball fan . . . loves working in the kitchen. Ushers Club, Secretarial Service Club, Clerical Club C. JAMES APPEL SEED Wants to go to prep school . . . enjoys a good time . . . favorite pastime— traveling. Decorating Club, Pep Club, Highlander Choir, Golf DOUGLAS B. ARNOLD DOUG Homework and lectures are his peeves . . . very handy in the shops ... a practical joker . . . jovial manner . . . easy to know and like. ROBERT J. BAKOS BOB Enjoys math . . . will join the Navy . . . hunting is his favorite sport . . . handy with a hammer and nails. Stage Crew, Sound Squad DAVID G. BARBIN DAVE Easy going . . . contagious grin . . . you're missing something by not knowing him. Student Senate, Key Club, Pep Club, Hi-Y, Baseball JOSEPH J. BARONE JOE Artistically inclined . . . enjoys building things . . . talented with the accor- dion . . . goal—commercial artist . . . friendly. Spanish Club JO ANN BARTLETT JO Infectious giggle. Future Teachers of America, Band, Y-Teens, National Honor Society, Senior Class Play, Junior Red Cross DONNA M. BAYAN DONNA Pep and vitality. Leaders Club, Student Senate, Band, Y-Teens, Future Teach- ers of America, Science Club, Junior Red Cross CARL A. BEAUDET BO Baldwin's charmer . . . hidden twinkle in his eye. Football, Key Club, Varsity Lettermen, Student Senate, Basketball, Pep Club, Track 35 JOHN J. BECKER JOHN Quiet and sincere . . . easy to get along with . . . likes to ploy basketball . . . boy with many interests . . . usually in a jovial mood. RICHARD C. BELL DING Stock car racing fan . . . wood shop is his favorite class ... a nice fellow to know . . . lost without chewing gum. Glee Club MARY E. BELSTERLING MARY A quiet girl . . . has plans for clerical work after graduation . . . pleasing per- sonality . . . wonderful disposition . . . likes a good time. ROBERT W. BENSON BOB At home in the shop . . . hi-fi bug . . . baseball fan . . . ambition—to be a contractor. Varsity Lettermen, Football, Track, Wrestling DAVID N. BERLIN BEAR Music all the way . . . football fan . . . drives a mad Thunderbird . . . gener- osity is his trademark. Band, Orchestra, Junior Class Play BARBARA M. BICKAR BARB Loves the water . . . quiet and very sincere . . . has a pleasant disposition . . . flawless complexion . . . hard worker. Clerical Club JAMES B. BIERI JIM Spanish enthusiast . . . plans for an Army career . . . marksman . . . enjoys baseball . . . quiet sort . . . another Patrick Henry. Spanish Club ANNE MARIE BIRD BIRD Surrounds herself with friends. Pep Club, Leaders Club, Glee Club, Y-Teens, Junior Red Cross, Spanish Club, Service Club RICHARD W. BLOOMSTEAD BLOOM Has that collegiate look ... a sports enthusiast . . . willing to help ... a way with girls. Hi-Y, Student Senate, Key Club, Pep Club RICHARD A. BOEHM RICH All around athlete . . . reserved manner. Football, Basketball, Track, Varsity Lettermen, Highlander Choir, Key Club, Pep Club JEANNIE M. BOGGS JEANNIE A smile for everyone. Balthi, Junior Class Play, Leaders Club, Y-Teens, Glee Club, Future Teachers of America, Art Club PRISCILLA A. BORN PRISCILLA Likes to experiment with make-up . . . interested in fashions. Glee Club, Y-Teens, Junior Red Cross, Secretarial Service Club 36 TRUDY A. BORNEMAN TRUDY A baseball fan . . . wants to be a good secretary . . . nature's gifted her with beauty. Secretarial Service Club, Service Club, Y-Teens RONALD L. BORON RON Ambitious. Biology Club, Student Senate, Chemistry Club, Math Club, Pep Club, Science Club, Chess Club, Senior Class Play WILMA E. BOYD WILLIE Always has something to say. Highlanders, National Honor Society, Art Club, Y-Teens, Ushers Club, Future Homemakers of America ROSALYN I. BOYLAN ROSSIE Naturally curly hair . . . horses are her hobby ... a true lassie. Spanish Club, Ushers Club, Future Homemakers of America, Y-Teens CHARLES H. BRANDAU CHUCK Never seen without a smile . . . usually quiet and reserved ... a whiz with the drawing pencil and the paint brush. Decorating Club G. VICTORIA BRANTLINGER VICKIE Cute blue-eyed blond . . . wouldn't mind study hall seven periods a day . . . likes to read . . . wants to be a file clerk. Clerical Club JUNE M. BRATZ JUNE It's against her principles to worry . . . fond of animals . . . can't stop eating. Glee Club, Junior Red Cross, Y-Teens, Latin Club THOMAS S. BRENNAN TOM Quiet and intelligent ... a real gentleman . . . our amateur rocket launcher . . . builds model airplanes . . . French is his second language. SARAH W. BRINKERHOFF SALLY Lovely dark brown eyes. Highlander Choir, Balthi, Heatherettes, Student Senate, National Honor Society, Leaders Club, Y-Teens MELANIE D. BROVET MEL Sings all the time. Baldwinaires, Leaders Club, Secretarial Service Club, Fu- ture Business Leaders, Y-Teens, Junior Red Cross KAREN L. BROWER KAREN Our dancing dream. Cheerleaders, Baldwinaires, National Honor Society, Leaders Club, Sophomore Class Officer, Purbalite, Y-Teens NANCY L. BROWN NANTZ Pleasant disposition. Y-Teens, Chemistry Club, Latin Club, Future Teachers of America, Junior Red Cross, Senior Class Play 37 THOMAS BUCK TOM Happy in a crowd . . . Studebakers are for him . . . has perfected the casual look. Golf, Wrestling, Varsity Lettermen, Hi-Y, Pep Club THOMAS R. BUICK TOM Enjoys sports ... on the ball in physics. National Honor Society, Key Club, Varsity Lettermen, Football, Track, Basketball RONALD J. BULICK RON A towering letterman . . . appreciates the finer things in life? . . . thinks his class is best. Track, Football, Varsity Lettermen RAYMOND R. BUNCHEK RAY Likes good food . . . wants to be a Russian interpreter . . . enjoys playing football and baseball ... a way with girls. Glee Club YVONNE M. BURNETT BONNIE Likes to read mysteries ... a talented trumpet player. Band, Orchestra, Na- tional Honor Society, Leaders Club, Y-Teens, Latin Club LAWRENCE M. BUSCH LARRY Basketball fan . . . ambition—to be a printer . . . enjoys swimming . . . has an unassuming air. Hi-Y, Purbalite, Graphic Arts Club CAROLYN J. BYRD CAROLYN Small package of fun . . . lives in a world of excitement. Art Club, Purbalite, Clerical Club, Library Club, Y-Teens, Service Club JUDITH S. CALDWELL JUDY Sparkling eyes . . . blond-haired lass with a warm smile . . . was with us but one semester . . . spends her time as an A-l homemaker. STEPHEN H. CALKINS STEVE Carrot top . . . takes life easy . . . dependable and sincere . . . interested in the mechanics of autos. Science Club, Biology Club CLAYTON H. CAMPBELL, JR. CLAYTON Hopes someday to be able to say acompano . . . has a happy-go-lucky air . . . philatelist. Chess Club, Cross Country, Science Club SHIRLEY A. CAMPBELL SHIRLEY Smiling and friendly . . . her golden locks are long . . . liked by all who know her . . . always ready for a good time. Clerical Club CHARLOTTE M. CAPPEL CHARLOTTE Big, brown eyes . . . lots of fun . . . waiting for the big day ... a gal who possesses a mild temperament. Orchestra, Junior Red Cross 38 GLENN A. CAPPEL GLENN Plays a smooth trumpet . . . baseball enthusiast . . . always has a pleasant disposition ... a loyal friend to everyone. Band, Chess Club MARIAN L. CARDANI MARIAN Soft, hazel eyes . . . talented seamstress . . . prepared to conquer the business world. Library Club, Y-Teens, Senior Class Play RONALD L. CASCIANI RON Enjoys weightlifting . . . awaiting a career in the Navy . . . wishes there were seven periods of study halls . . . aspires to be a chef. THOMAS W. CHARLES TOM Navy bound . . . favorite subject is math . . . enjoys a good laugh . . . great one for lifting the bar bell . . . likes to loaf with the gang. MICHAEL W. CHERMAK MIKE A skilled grease monkey . . . favorite subject is shop . . sports fan . . . hopes to live on easy street . . . slow, easy-going manner. GEORGEANN D. CLAIRE GEORGEANN Has a stylish flair for fashion. Glee Club, Y-Teens, Leaders Club, Service Club, Secretarial Service Club, Junior Red Cross GEORGEANNE F. CLARKE GEORGE Career in the clouds for her . . . swings with the popular tunes. Heatherettes, Glee Club, Y-Teens, Leaders Club, Clerical Club MAUREEN C. CLAYSMITH MAR A knack for spending money . . sparkles with personality. Balthi, Clerical Club, Y-Teens, Future Teachers of America, Purbalite BARBARA E. COHN BARB Has a wealth of clever expressions . . . proud convertible owner . . . will wear a nurse's uniform. Glee Club, Heatherettes, Y-Teens EARL H. COLLET EARL Likes that guitar . . . engineer or entertainer? ... a bit reserved . . . science minded. Glee Club, Junior Class Play, Chemistry Club BEVERLY J. CONKEL BEV Pleasant smile. Junior and Senior Class Plays, Y-Teens, Library Club, Future Homemakers of America, Secretarial Service Club KATHLEEN M. CONLEY KATHIE Pretty, green-eyed lass. National Honor Society, Junior Class Play, Y-Teens, Library Club, Purbalite, Latin Club, Biology Club 39 SHIRLEY A CONN SHIRLEY Beautiful black hair . horse-back riding enthusiast . . . loves to go out on the town . . . neat and efficient. Secretarial Service Club SUZANNE CONNORS Sparkling blue eyes and friendly smile . . favorite pastime—sleeping pleasant to know . . . quiet manner. Secretarial Service Club LOUISE I. CONWELL WEEZE A style all her own. Majorettes, Leaders Club, Secretarial Service Club, Fu- ture Business Leaders, Balthi, Y-Teens, Service Club DIANNE M. COOK DEE Unique haircut ... a knack with children . . . talking is her favorite pastime future Florence Nightingale. Leaders Club, Y-Teens JAMES T. COWGILL J!M Bound for the campus . cross country is his sport . . . proud of his car. Varsity Lettermen, Cross Country, Track, Junior Class Play ROBERTA J. CROMLISH BOBBIE Will be a medical technologist . . . enjoys dancing. Band, Science Club, Y-Teens, Latin Club, Art Club, Future Homemakers of America THE CURIOUS ARE EVERYWHERE K. Bentzen, C. Carney, N. Rauch, S. Brinkerhoff, L. Conwell Onlookers from adjourned after-school meetings pay a visit to the gym to see what's going on there. The day never seems to end for some people, does it? 40 JUDITH A. CROSBY JUDIE The airlines appeal to her. Heatherettes, Y-Teens, Secretarial Service Club, Future Business Leaders, Service Club, Leaders Club JANET R. CUMMINGS JANET Has a smile for everyone ... a barrel of fun . . . desires to be a secretary . . . loves a good joke . . . striking blue eyes. Clerical Club NANCY S. CUMMINS NANCY Lets the world drift by ... swimming is her delight . . . sweet disposition. Y-Teens, Junior Red Cross, Future Teachers of America AGNES M. CURRAN AGNES Vivid imagination. National Honor Society, Future Teachers of America, Spanish Club, Y-Teens, Ushers Club, Junior Class Play ROSE ANN CURRAN ROSE A chatterbox. National Honor Society, Secretarial Service Club, Leaders Club, Future Business Leaders, Balthi, Glee Club JERROL F. CUSTER JERRY Quiet and even tempered . . . cheerful outlook on life . . . wants to make a lot of money . . . has an interest in science and mathematics. CAROL L. DALZELL DEL Nice personality ... a twinkle in her eyes . . . ambition—to fly to the moon always chatting to someone. Y-Teens, Art Club, Decorating Club DARLENE A. DARLING DARLENE Pleasant, reserved manner . . . lustrous blond hair . . . neat and tidy appear- ance. Balthi, Band, Secretarial Service Club, Y-Teens JAMES A DAVIS JIM Very friendly, quiet boy . . . enjoys baseball . . . his hobbies are playing chess and eating . . . always has a witty comment. Latin Club RUSSELL R. DAY RUSS Likes money, cars, and spaghetti . . . breezes through typing . . hopes to be an accountant . . . has a way with everyone. Hi-Y, Pep Club LOIS A DcANGELIS LO Has an eye for mischief . . . pert and precious . . . easily sent into gales of laughter . . . never seen angry . . . friendly. Clerical Club CAROLE M. DeBATTISTA CAROLE Likes to dance . . . nice to everyone. Secretarial Service Club, Leaders Club, Glee Club, Clerical Club, Y-Teens, Junior Red Cross 41 ROBERTA M. DePALMA BOBBIE Soft spoken. Baldwinaires, Heatherettes, Leaders Club, Future Teachers of America, Spanish Club, Student Senate, Y-Teens ROBERT J. DERR BOB His philosophy—never run when you can walk, or walk when you can ride . . . enjoys gymnastics . . . would like to work for a steel firm. JANET M. DESPORT JANET Long brown hair is her trademark . . . pleasant personality . . . always seen smiling . . . likes to be with the crowd. Clerical Club WILLIAM J. DeTILLO BILL Loathes giddy girls . . . unpredictable individualist . . . smooth dancer . . hates cliques . . . boxing is his favorite sport. Purbalite JOHN A. DIANA JOHN Mr. Mischief, himself ... his shoes have that looking glass shine . . . study hall is his favorite class . . . little man with big plans. CHARLES F. DINGFELDER CHAS Hates those long walks home from school . . . neat. Track, Cross Country, Glee Club, Hi-Y, Sound Squad, Student Senate, Pep Club DIANE I. DITHRICH DIANE A quiet blond with a smile for everyone . . . friendly . . . plans to enter the business world. Secretarial Service Club, Service Club WILLIAM J. DOLATA BILL Handsome fellow with black wavy hair . . . reserved manner . . . takes life easy . . . always a gentleman . . . has a sharp red convertible. SANDRA R. DOLINAR SANDY Perky little miss ... a favorite dancing partner . . . always has something nice to say . . . eyes that sparkle. Clerical Club, Y-Teens JANET V. DREW JAN A pleasing and friendly personality . . . enjoys every minute of life . . . spark- ling brown eyes. Clerical Club, Ushers Club, Y-Teens SANDRA A. DUDT SANDY Quiet until you know her . . . would make a stylish model . . . shows a strain of mischievous independence. Clerical Club, Service Club MARGARET A. DUNCAN PEGGY Has a tendency to blush . . . physical ed suits her just fine ... a future lady in white . . . seldom on time. Y-Teens, Leaders Club 42 JO ANN EARLY JO Flair for fashion. National Honor Society, Junior Class Play, Student Senate, Future Teachers of America, Leaders Club, Y-Teens JEANNETTE R. EAST JEANNETTE Beautiful red locks . . . knows that silence is golden . . . hard worker with a sunny disposition . . . soft-spoken. Y-Teens, Art Club CONRAD J. EIBEN BUTCH Likes to watch the girls walk past . . . hates those short lunch periods . . . enjoys singing. Highlander Choir, Stage Crew, Track ROBERT J. EICHELSBACHER IKE Quiet, reserved manner . . . engineering is his goal . . . enjoys a game of golf . . . polite to all ... tall, dark, and handsome. Baseball MICHAEL R. ELLIOTT MIKE Quiet, but the girls like him . . . plans to be an engineer . . . winning smile. Key Club, Pep Club, Student Senate, Hi-Y, Glee Club REGIS J. ENGLERT REGE Pleasing personality ... a smile for everyone . . . enjoys a good game of chess . . . likes to mess around with his car. Chess Club FRED T. ERSKINE, III FRED Neat . . . enjoys baseball . . . tinkers with radios. Science Club, Chemistry Club, Sound Squad, Speech and Debate Club, Student Senate EDWIN C. EVANS TED Saxophonist . . . sports minded . . . goes for basketball . . . chemistry is his joy . . . plans to go to college. Band, Hi-Y, Science Club BARBARA FABISESKI BARB Conscientious . . . dresses conservatively . . . flusters easily. Y-Teens, Secre- tarial Service Club, Junior Red Cross, Service Club J. BRUCE FAIR BRUCE Mechanically inclined . . . friendly, but quiet . . . future gas-station tycoon . . . has an urge to travel . . . the moon may be his destination. CAROL L. FEICK CAROL Competent. Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Class Officer, Student Senate, Cheerleader, Highlander Choir, National Honor Society JEAN A. FELIX JEAN Lovely smile that shows her dimples . . . basketball fiend . . . excitable. Lead- ers Club, Clerical Club, Future Business Leaders 43 SANDRA L. FENTON SANDY Has a mischievous look . . likes the clerical subjects . . . knows how to tie up a phone . . . tall and graceful. Clerical Club, Y-Teens MARIE E. FERA MARIE A happy girl who likes to dance ... a talented talker . . . has her mind set on a secretarial career ... a warm and sincere friend. JOHN S. FESS JACK A tall, handsome football player . . . proud of his typing ... a regular flirt. Football, Basketball, Varsity Lettermen, Pep Club JOHN E. FITZHARRIS JOHN Creator of the slow sleepy smile . makes his presence felt on the track team . . . likes a good football game. Track, Football RICHARD W. FLEIS RICH Easy talker . . . likes golf . . plans to become a state policeman . . . enjoys competition in gym. Highlander Choir, Latin Club, Golf DARRELL L. FOOR DARRELL Wants the fastest car around . . . enjoys baseball . . . happy to get out of school . . . keeps a sharp eye peeled for the girls. Band HARRY B. FORD HARRY Breeding tropical fish is his hobby . . . art teacher or commercial artist? . . . enjoys football. Decorating Club, Stage Crew, Art Club DAVID B. FOX DAVE Likes the girls . . digs typing and fast cars . . . dislikes detention hall. Cross Country, Baseball, Band, Glee Club, Stage Crew NOLLIE J. FRASER NOLLIE A hard worker. Spanish Club, Future Teachers of America, Library Club, Na- tional Honor Society, Glee Club, Student Senate KAREN M. FRISCH KAREN Quiet and friendly. Glee Club, Future Business Leaders, Secretarial Service Club, Junior Red Cross, Service Club, Y-Teens CAROL L. FROELICH CAROL Friendly smile . . . enjoys shorthand. Heatherettes, Secretarial Service Club, Future Business Leaders, Art Club, Junior Red Cross BERNARD J. FROMM BERNARD Enjoys baseball . . . Navy happy . . . works hard in shop ... a busy beaver in study hall . . . always finds something to keep him occupied. 44 An exciting event of the class of '59 was ihe Senior Prom. It was through these prom portraits that many won- derful memories were preserved. SOMETHING FOR OUR MEMORY BOOK RICHARD M. FRYE DICK Tops. Student Senate, Purbalite, Key Club, Pep Club, Hi-Y, National Honor Society, Science Club, Junior and Senior Class Plays GARY R. GAETANO GARY Would like to major in music . . . favorite recreation—relaxing . . . red-haired lad . . . enjoys our national sport. Pep Club, Baseball JAMES A. GARRETT JIM Handyman . . . shy boy with an impish grin . . . unpredictable individualist . . . very congenial . . . determined to finish what he starts. JOHN W. GAYDOS JOHN Football and basketball fan . . . college bound . . . goes for skin diving . . . good in the sciences . . . plans to be a metallurgist. Balthi BARRY L. GEORGE BARRY Finds fun everywhere . . . fond of physics . . . Colorado's loss is our gain. Wrestling, Cross Country, Varsity Lettermen, Pep Club ARLENE A. GERBEC ARLENE Heading for the business world . . . skating and tennis are her favorites . . pleasing personality . . . cute. Clerical Club, Y-Teens 45 GERALDINE A. GERST GERRY Bright and perky . . . infectious laugh . . . swimming is her sport ... a loyal friend. Leaders Club, Glee Club, Y-Teens, Biology Club CAROL A. GESSNER CAROL Pleasing voice . . . plans to become a teacher . . . new to Baldwin this year . . . sure to succeed in the future. Y-Teens, Spanish Club A. DENNIS GIES DENNY Choir couldn't do without him . . . likes being on the go . . perhaps a doctor . . . nice to have around. Baldwinaires, Pep Club, Hi-Y TERRY C. GOCHNOUR TERRY Future interior decorator . . . leans toward basketball . . . well mannered and friendly . . . refuses to worry. Art Club, Junior Red Cross BARBARA j. GOODALL BARB Good-natured . . . likes wee children. Future Teachers of America, Balthi, Spanish Club, Purbalite, Y-Teens, Latin Club, Glee Club JACK W. GRAY JACK Quiet and gentlemanly . . . does not lack feminine company . . . sports are popular with him . . . quite a chemist . easy going . . . well liked. NANCY L. GRIFFIN NANCY Intelligent miss . . . friendly. Balthi, Leaders Club, Glee Club, Y-Teens, Na- tional Honor Society, Junior Red Cross, Service Club GEORGE A. GURCHAK GEORGE Always full of fun ... a swell all around guy. Football, Basketball, Baseball, Track, Varsity Lettermen, Key Club, Pep Club BARBARA J. GUSTASHAW BARBARA Vivacious lass. Junior Class Officer, Pep Club, Y-Teens, Secretarial Service Club, Glee Club, Junior Red Cross, Service Club BARBARA J. GUSTEN BARBARA Tall and stylish. Art Club, Future Business Leaders, Secretarial Service Club, Leaders Club, Ushers Club, Junior Red Cross DENNIS D. GYNN DENNIS Enjoys baiting a hook . . . interested in American history . . . could do with- out homework . . . silent type . . . knows more than he tells. PAUL J. HAGGERTY HAG Looks forward to college . . . good on the basketball court . . . full of school spirit . . . sociable. Pep Club, Hi-Y, Baseball, Basketball 46 JOYCE E. HALEY JOYCE Small package of fun . . . always on the go . . . loves to talk . . . sparkling blue eyes . . . really swings . . . happy-go-lucky. Clerical Club GAIL V. HALL GAIL Small package of vitality. Future Teachers of America, Leaders Club, Junior Class Play, Purbalite, Y-Teens, Junior Red Cross JANET A. HANNA JANET Likes to study cook books . . . neat and efficient. Math Club, Ushers Club, Y-Teens, Future Homemakers of America, Latin Club JAMES T. HARPER JIM Loves the putting green . . . those eyes. Key Club, Varsity Lettermen, Golf, Hi-Y, Glee Club, Ushers Club, Pep Club, Basketball ROBERT D. HARRISON BOB Quiet in his ways . . . good in math . . . easy to get along with ... a skilled wood-worker. Band, Orchestra, Decorating Club, Stage Club JANET A. HARTUNG JANET Pretty and vivacious . . . has a serious side . . . friendly and sincere ... an all around lass. Highlander Choir, Orchestra, Y-Teens CHRISTOPHER M. HASBACH KIT Favorite vacation spot—Ocean City. Football, Wrestling, Baseball, Varsity Lettermen, Key Club, Baldwinaires, Hi-Y, Pep Club JANICE M. HATFIELD JAN Wants to work in a beauty shop . . . enjoys ice skating . . . favorite period is lunch . . . cute as a button. Secretarial Service Club SUSAN J. HAVEKOTTE SUE Recites poetry anytime . . . does wonders with a knitting needle . . . blushing redhead. Pep Club, Future Teachers of America, Y-Teens WILLIAM HELEY BILL Subtle sense of humor . . . ambition—civil engineering. Math Club, Chemis- try Club, Science Club, Concessions Squad, Balthi, Hi-Y DIANE M. HERBERGER BERGER Friendly. Leaders Club, Purbalite, Y-Teens, Glee Club, Future Teachers of America, Service Club, Junior Red Cross, Spanish Club WILLIAM C. HEUBER BILL A future accountant . . . archery is his hobby ... a convertible is his pride and joy. Student Senate, Hi-Y, Spanish Club, Baseball 47 ROBERT A. HILL BUD Science minded. Science Club, S?udent Senate, National Honor Society, Speech and Debate Club, Chemistry Club, Senior Class Play BERNARD G. HINDMAN BERNIE A friendly fellow with a quick wit . . . can be found driving his Corvette . . . practical joker . . . enjoys his free period in the library. R. JAMES HINKEL JIM Active drummer in the band and Bel Aires . . . thinks study halls are the most . . . will be a success in the future. Band, Orchestra PATRICIA B. HORN PAT Fragile miss. National Honor Society, Secretarial Service Club, Student Sen- ate, Future Business Leaders, Purbalite, Glee Club H. JAMES HOSFIELD JIM Would like to keep French in France . . . leads the class with his hilarious answers. Biology Club, Sound Squad, Pep Club, Wrestling LARRY J. HOUSLEY LARRY Man with a golden horn . . . always a humorous answer . . . will go far . . . genuine manner . . . endless imagination. Band, Spanish Club MARGARET A. HUEMRICH PEG Would like to own a horse . . . likes sketching and painting . . . wants to see the world. Latin Club, Science Club, Y-Teens, Balthi SYLVIA V. IADICICCO SYLVIA Heading for the business world . . . enjoys a good joke . . . pleasant to be around and nice to know. Glee Club, Y-Teens, Clerical Club PAUL F. IGNATIUS PAUL Would like to be a surgeon. Baldwinaires, Key Club, Balthi, Band, Baseball, Student Senate, National Honor Society, Purbalite LAWRENCE J. ISABEL IZZY Likes football . . . wants success in the world. Football, Track, Key Club, Pep Club, Glee Club, Varsity Lettermen, Student Senate LARRY W. JACKLEY LARRY His hobby is dabbling in mechanics . . . goes for stock car racing in a big way ... a loyal friend. Hi-Y, Biology Club, Sound Squad PATRICIA A. JACZESKO PAT A career in the business world is for her ... a friendly person. Glee Club, Clerical Club, Future Business Leaders, Y-Teens 43 CURTIS B. JARAS CURT Friendly smile . . . happy when fixing things . . . apparently never worries . . . always willing to have a good time . . . withdrew in January. M. JANET JASON JANET Knows the words to all the hit songs . . . thinks swimming is the greatest . . . can do wonders with a paint brush. Art Club, Y-Teens JUDITH C. JENKINSON JUDY Mischief in her eyes. Pep Club, Secretarial Service Club, National Honor So- ciety, Y-Teens, Glee Club, Future Business Leaders MARY LEE JOHNSON JOHNTZ Unassuming and quiet . . . has a contagious giggle . . . college bound. Future Teachers of America, Spanish Club, Y-Teens, Glee Club THOMAS L. JONES, JR. TOM Lives in his car . . . goes out of his way to be helpful . . . likes to sleep. Hi-Y, Pep Club, Glee Club, Purbalite, Sound Squad, Golf NANCY V. JORDAN NANCY Typist to be ... always on the telephone ... a graceful swimmer and dancer . . . always a smile . . . shining black hair. Clerical Club NEIL M. KARDOS NEIL College bound . . . artist's touch . . . enjoys an argument . quite a mechanic . . . has a way with words. Student Senate, Pep Club, Hi-Y MICHAEL J. KASHEY MIKE Could live in the art room . . . would like longer lunch periods . . . football fan. Art Club, Latin Club, Stage Crew, Decorating Club HOWARD R. KEICHER HOWARD Enjoys outdoor sports . . . Robin Hood . . . artistic type . . . likes business law . . . runs a hot auto. Pep Club, Art Club, Student Senate JOHN M. KELLEY JOHN Loves to work in the lab . . . college bound. Wrestling, Chemistry Club, Jun- ior and Senior Class Plays, Pep Club, Cross Country KAREN F. KELLY KAREN Future cover girl ... on Baldwin's best-dressed list. Leaders Club, Glee Club, Y-Teens, Service Club, Junior Class Play, Art Club LAWRENCE J. KENT LARRY Photography enthusiast . . . career in the medical profession. Biology Club, Track, Cross Country, Science Club, Latin Club, Hi-Y 49 Who's gonna win this game tonight? —one of the many cheers which rang throughout the gymna- sium at the football and basketball pep assemblies. A SYMBOL OF SCHOOL SPIRIT J. HERVE KEPTNER SONNY A tall lad who enjoys basketball . . . handy with a paint brush . . . future art teacher or commercial artist. Art Club, Science Club KAREN E. KEZMOH KAREN Avid talker . plans to take dictation . . . flair for drawing and painting never a dull moment. Clerical Club, Glee Club, Y-Teens JOHN S. KIMBALL JOHN Aim—aeronautical engineering. Junior Class Play, National Honor Society, Chemistry Club, Science Club, Math Club, Orchestra LORETTA E. KING RETTA Ambition—beautician . . . lots of poise . . . likes English class . . . good in sports . happy when on skates. Glee Club, Concessions Squad DAVID L. KITCHEN DAVE Violin virtuoso television fan . . . quiet Baldwinite . . . subtle sense of humor ... a fair-haired lad ... future educator. Orchestra RICHARD G. KNIGHT D|CK Our drummer boy. Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Class Officer, Key Club, National Honor Society, Band, Student Senate, Pep Club 50 ELLEN M. KOEHNLEIN ELlEN Hondy with a needle happy when she's playing Bingo . . . plans to work in an office. Y-Teens, Junior Red Cross, Clerical Club GEORGE C. KOHLER GEORGE Chemistry is his favorite . . . will be a dentist or pharmacist. Chemistry Club, Biology Club, Cross Country, Pep Club, Latin Club KENNETH S. KONYHA KEN Frequent visitor to the Dairy Queen . . . favorite pastime—sleeping . . . anx- ious to make good in the world . . . always ready with a joke. JO ANNE M. KOSANOVICH JO ANNE Loves to talk . . . ambition—to be the world's safest driver . . . likes Spanish . . . nature gifted her with natural curls . . . neat and tidy. MIRIAM E. KRAMER MIMI Lovely soprano . . . plans to be a receptionist . . . baseball fan. Baldwinaires, Secretarial Service Club, Y-Teens, Junior Red Cross SANDRA K. KRAPP SANDY Black-haired beauty with a successful business career ahead . . . enjoys a joke. Leaders Club, Glee Club, Secretarial Service Club CLAUDETTE KRAUS CLAUD Skyward bound . . . likes to watch football games . . . lustrous, brown hair . . . beautiful hands. Glee Club, Secretarial Service Club JUDITH L. KROHE JUDY Regularly late . . . glows with a sun tan ... a fashion plate. Pep Club, Leaders Club, Future Teachers of America, Glee Club, Y-Teens HARRY J. KUHN HARRY Happy-go-lucky individual . . . lives for baseball season . . . can't wait until June . . . plays checkers in his spare time. Glee Club NANCY L. KUTTLER NANCY At home on a dance floor . . . will make a good secretary. Leaders Club, Service Club, Glee Club, Secretarial Service Club, Y-Teens DOROTHY E. LANE DOT Charming senorita . . . has high goals . . . thinks every girl should have a college education. Glee Club, Junior Red Cross, Ushers Club C. JAMES LAUX JIM Good natured ... a born salesman . . . would like to include fishing and hunting as school activities. Pep Club, Glee Club, Stage Crew 51 M. MAXINE LAWRENCE MAX Future in surgical nursing . . . enjoys golf. Speech and Debate Club, Biology Club, Y-Teens, Glee Club, Purbalite, Junior Red Cross R. TYRONE LEMLEY TY Makes the guitar sing . . . everyone is his friend . . . blessed with many tal- ents . . . oh, those eyes! Baldwinaires, Student Senate ALLEN R. LEWIS AL Amateur radio ham . . . builds model ships . . . one of our quiet boys . . . hopes to major in electronics. Science Club, Sound Squad DAVID M. LINDSEY DAVE At home on the water . . . his hobby is window shopping . . . wants to be a contractor . . . easy going fellow. Glee Club, Hi-Y, Pep Club, Golf MARIANNE LOCHE MARIANNE Expects to specialize in business machines . . . can handle a basketball . . . never a dull moment. Junior Red Cross, Clerical Club BENNETT V. LONG BENNETT I have a question . . . tall and shy . . . college in the future ... a consci- entious worker . . . serious. Football, Varsity Lettermen JOHN S. LUTHER, JR. JACK Crazy about cars, especially small ones . . . carrot top . . . loves to sleep . . . with tools he's a wonder . . . worth knowing . . . remarkable wit. DONALD J. MAGGS DON Rhythm and blues fan . . . ambition—to drive in the Indianapolis 500. Pep Club, Glee Club, Sound Squad, Track, Stage Crew CARLA L. MAHL CARLA Absent-minded lass. Leaders Club, Heatherettes, Balthi, Purbalite, Glee Club, Y-Teens, Speech and Debate Club, Junior Red Cross RONALD B. MAJCHER RON Enjoys tinkering with old cars ... at home in a science laboratory . . . easy going style. Science Club, Pep Club, Hi-Y, Latin Club JOSEPH G. MAJER JOE Dark and good looking . . . catches his forty winks in study hall . . . good with a hammer and a saw . . . enjoyed his stay here. ALICE A. MALINSKI AL Vivacious . . . talks at the wrong time . . . ambition—to be a medical secre- tary. Secretarial Service Club, Library Club, Glee Club 52 PHYLLIS A. MANN PHYL A medical technician is her aim . . . always smiling. Leaders Club, Y-Teens, Junior Red Cross, Service Club, Glee Club, Latin Club CAROL A. MARKS CAROL Dark haired lass . . . sweet person. Heatherettes, Leaders Club, Future Teach- ers of America, Spanish Club, Y-Teens, Service Club THOMAS O. MARKS TOM Life of the party . . . hobby is collecting stamps . . . constant gum chewer . . . has a way with machines. Glee Club, Junior Class Play SARA L. MARSHALL JO A blue-eyed blond . . . has quite a record collection . . . loves to dance . . . baseball is her game. Secretarial Service Club, Y-Teens HELENE MARTIN HELENE Mysterious expression ... a style that is all her own. Majorettes, Art Club, Glee Club, Clerical Club, Y-Teens, Service Club ROBERT L. MATHEWS BOB Plays a crazy clarinet ... a wise-cracking gentleman . . . better late than never . . . ambition—to stay awake in class. Band, Orchestra DOROTHY L. MAUDICE DOT Enjoys reading good books. Secretarial Service Club, Future Business Leaders, Y-Teens, National Honor Society, Junior Red Cross JOAN F. McCAFFERY JONI Clothes galore ... an enthusiastic miss. Leaders Club, Glee Club, Purbalite, Pep Club, Future Teachers of America, Y-Teens JUDITH A. McCLORY JUDIE Hopes to travel . . . likes her sales classes . . . cuts a fancy figure on the ice . . . interesting eyes. Clerical Club, Junior Red Cross BARBARA L. McCRACKIN BARB The perfect hostess . . . hockey fan. Baldwinaires, Heatherettes, Future Teach- ers of America, Leaders Club, Y-Teens, Spanish Club w. donald McCreary, jr. don Trips the light fantastic . . . will be a salesman . . . quite the ladies' man. Basketball, Golf, Highlander Choir, Varsity Lettermen JOAN I. McDINE JOAN Likes to draw . . . sports minded. Cheerleaders, Speech and Debate Club, Art Club, Purbalite, Leaders Club, Service Club, Y-Teens 53 GENE R. McGREVIN GENE Could ploy baseball any day a gentleman ... can take a joke even if it's on himself. Baseball, Math Club, Science Club, Hi-Y susan L McIntosh susie Ballet dancing is her love . . likes her American-French accent . . . talking is her favorite pastime. Y-Teens, Junior Class Play BARBARA A. McKEEVER BARB Energetic. Balthi, Heatherettes, National Honor Society, Purbalite, Leaders Club, Speech and Debate Club, Y-Teens, Baldwinaires TONI J. McKENNA TON, Never too busy to help . . singing is her field. Balthi, National Honor So- ciety, Baldwinaires, Leaders Club, Y-Teens, Spanish Club SHIRLEY A. McROBERTS SHIRLEY Cross country track fan . . . likes to curl up with a good book . . . physics is her favorite subject. Balthi, Glee Club, Library Club reese h. McWilliams reese Puts forth great effort . . . hates his own mistakes . . . quite a conversational- ist ... a good friend, a good student, and a good fellow. DONNA L. MEISTER DONNA Has naturally curly hair . . loves to water ski. Heatherettes, Leaders Club, Glee Club, Clerical Club, Service Club, Y-Teens MARY L. MELANEY MARY Irish eyes. Highlander Choir, National Honor Society, Future Teachers of America, Library Club, Future Homemakers of America BETTY M. MELMAN BETSY Loyal Pirate fan . . . goal-industrial mathematician. National Honor Society, Math Club, Y-Teens, Latin Club, Senior Class Ploy ROBIN O. METZ ROBIN Busy man. Football, Senior Class Officer, Key Club, Highlander Choir, Var- sity Lettermen, Student Senate, National Honor Society J. STEPHEN MICHAELS JOE Likes to get things straight . . . one of our new students . . . fascinated by a physics laboratory . . . electrical engineering for him. DIANE G. MILLER DIANE Stands out in a crowd . . . lovely eyes . . . has an original wardrobe. Span- ish Club, Art Club, Library Club, Y-Teens, Service Club 54 JOHN F. MILLER JACK Tall and quiet . . . playing golf relaxes him ... his hobby is pho'ography . . . hopes to go to college . . . lost without gum. Biology Club JOYCE E. MILLIKEN JOYCE Statuesque blond . . . peaches and cream complexion ... in a hurry to grad- uate . . . can always be found at dances. JOSEPH J. MINICK JOE Has a quiet smile . . . wants to be a Marine sergeant . . . likes to play base- ball ... he wants a longer lunch period, and he'll be happy. DONALD C. MITCHELL DON Enjoys bowling . . . goal—research science. Purbalite, National Honor So- ciety, Junior and Senior Class Plays, Latin Club, Math Club WILLIAM E. MOHLER BILL Tops in physics . . . easy going and friendly . . . sense of humor . . . college in the future . . . snappy dresser. Math Club, Science Club WILLIAM C. MONAHAN BILL Always in a good mood . . . cars are his first love . . . always has a witty remark ready . . . not too fond of math. Pep Club, Wrestling BE INFORMED! BUY A PURBALITE! J. Utley, J. Desport Joy sells Purbalites to the students so they can catch up on their news while eating lunch. 55 JOHN MOORE JAKE A regular guy . . . fix-it man . . . always good for a laugh ... a friend to all . . . love that boyish grin . . . loads of stick-to-it-iveness. MARGIE V. MORAN MARGIE Easy going and nice to know ... a television fan ... an artistic miss . . . always dressed in the height of fashion. Y-Teens, Art Club EDWIN C. MORRIS ED Another newcomer to our school . . . will excel in the world of business . . . has a warm and friendly smile for everyone ... a prankster. LINDA M. MORROW LINDA Unusual haircut . . . never a dull moment with her . . . goes for the Kingston Trio. Science Club, Speech and Debate Club, Y-Teens DONALD R. MULLER HERK Fond of girls ... a future in engineering . . . always has a wink and a smile . . . nice eyes . . . knows more than he tells . . . bound to succeed. JOHN V. MURAWSKI CASEY Print shop is his heaven ... a whiz on the baseball diamond . . . underesti- mates his talents. Stage Crew, Purbalite, Sound Squad NANCY J. MURRAY NANCI Friendly grin . . . her giggle is famous. Future Homemakers of America, Fu- ture Teachers of America, Glee Club, Spanish Club, Y-Teens DONALD A. NANZ DON Easy going . . . sharp dresser . . . tops in everyone's book. Football, Track, Hi-Y, Varsity Lettermen, Student Senate, Wrestling FREDERICK G. NARDEI FRED Likes nothing better than to tinker with cars ... an avid baseball fan . . . en- joys singing . . . always does his best. Glee Club GAIL P. NARVELEIT GAIL Bright, friendly smile . . . likes sports . . . enjoys a good laugh. Secretarial Service Club, Clerical Club, Service Club, Y-Teens DOROTHY J. NASCI DOROTHY Lively. Leaders Club, Secretarial Service Club, Glee Club, Junior Red Cross, Y-Teens, Service Club, Future Teachers of America BRUCE A. NEELY BRUCE Wants to enter the diplomatic corps . . . dreams of getting a pilot's license ... he likes parties . . . wishes to forget math. Pep Club 56 ALBERT J. NEUMEYER AL A way with girls . . . there's mischief in his eye ... a musical career ahead . . . talented baseball player. Band, Orchestra, Baseball PHILIP K. NEWCOMB, JR. FLIP Wrestling is his favorite sport . . . heading for a career in mechanics . . . likes wood shop. Varsity Lettermen, Wrestling, Glee Club JAMES D. NICOLA JIM Has a special way with wood . . . hunting holds an important place in his life . . . glad there are girls . . . thinks football is tops. RAYMOND P. NIRO RAY A hard worker . . . friendly. Wrestling, Key Club, Varsity Lettermen, National Honor Society, Student Senate, Track, Science Club PATRICIA A. NORTHEN PAT Beautiful blue-gray eyes . . . nimble with a needle . . . future librarian . . . enjoys history. Chemistry Club, Art Club, Library Club ARTHUR V. OBER ART Mr. Panic of the physics class . . . will argue anything with anybody, any- where . . . his subject is math . . . would like to own South Hills. LAWRENCE M. O'BRIEN LARRY Rich, bass voice . . . would like to have lots of money to spend . . . makes a pleasant impression wherever he goes. Baldwinaires ELAINE M. O'BROCHTA BUNNY Quick witted . . . listens to your troubles . . . enjoys good music. National Honor Society, Band, Biology Club, Latin Club, Orchestra SANDRA L. OCHIUTO SANDY A make-up artist at heart . . . always finds time for others . . . expressive, warm eyes . . . bubbles over with vitality. Clerical Club PATRICIA A. O'DONNELL PAT A small package of sweetness . . . beautiful eyes . . . French loving mademoi- selle ... a seamstress . . . aquatic minded . . . likes a good book. SANDRA J. OLCSAN SANDRA A very likable nature . . . keen wit . . . would befriend anyone . . . enjoys dancing. Baldwinaires, Y-Teens, Secretarial Service Club ELAINE T. OLSEN ELAINE Would like to have R.N. after her name someday .a water baby . . . alge- bra is her favorite . . . great talent for talking. Y-Teens 57 C. DENNIS O'NEILL DENNY Quiet . . . could win the Golden Gloves . . . cor crazy . . . determined person . . . hates to listen to lectures . . . goes wild in a bowling alley. JAMES H. ORCHARD jjM A friendly personality . . quick sense of never-ending wit . . . enjoys driv- ing cars . . known by his shy grin. Spanish Club, Wrestling SARAH L. ORENS SARAH Intelligence plus sense of humor. Balthi, Band, National Honor Society, Leaders Club, Purbalite, Future Teachers of America ERNEST W OSKEY, JR. gRNY A fellow who is always ready to lend a helping hand ... a mechanic at heart . . . likes stock car racing . . . speech maker. Basketball THOMAS J. PATTERSON TOM Has perfected the gentle art of doing nothing . . . tall, dark haired lad . . . track rates with him . . . has a special touch with cars. GEORGE B. PEAT GEORGE The outdoor type. National Honor Society, Band, Student Senate, Biology Club, Chemistry Club, Science Club, Senior Class Play GERALDINE M. PERELLA GERRY Pint-sized package of dynamite . . . bubbles with enthusiasm . . . has lots of clothes . . . her laugh is famous. Y-Teens, Clerical Club BRENDA J. PERROTT BRENDA This young miss likes to spend her time cooking . . . will make a good nurse . . . quiet and unassuming. Y-Teens, Junior Red Cross KATHLEEN T. PETERS KATHY Sweet and friendly . . . quiet, demure maid ... to know her is to like her. Y-Teens, Secretarial Service Club, Future Business Leaders ELLEN A. PETERSON ELLEN Willing helper ... a good cook. Glee Club, Leaders Club, Future Teachers of America, Junior Red Cross, Y-Teens, Service Club BARBARA A. PFLUM BARB Never a dull moment . . . full of pep and vitality . . . beautiful dimples. Bal- thi, Future Teachers of America, National Honor Society W. ALVIN PINKERTON, JR. AL The well-dressed man . . . blond good looks. National Honor Society, Key Club, Balthi, Chemistry Club, Pep Club, Band, Basketball 58 MARLENE J. PLOTZ MARLENE Baldwin's halo girl. Future Teachers of America, Student Senate, Heather- ettes, Purbalite, Speech and Debate Club, Y-Teens ROBERT G. PLOTZ BOB Humor comes naturally . . . drives a hot convertible . . . attracts girls . . . easy going . . hopes to be a pilot. Biology Club, Baseball JAE L. POWELSON JAE Keeps fit by ice skating . . likes biology. Heatherettes, Biology Club, Math Club, Future Teachers of America, Art Club, Y-Teens RONALD P. PREUHS RON Strong, silent type . . . great baseball pitcher ... his artistic interest lies in leathercraft . . . friendly lad with an easy going disposition. Baseball J. ROBERT PROVAN BOB Student of music who enjoys listening to hi-fi in his spare time ... an eager football fan ... a practical joker. Boldwinaires RONALD H. RABOLD RON Spends spare time on the golf course . . . fishing relaxes him . . . wants to be a doctor. Biology Club, Chemistry Club, Latin Club ANDREA R. RACHFAL ANDIE Lively lass . . . can talk your leg off . . . likes to have fun . . . flashing eyes . . . fondest memory-bookkeeping class. Clerical Club JAMES R. RAMSAY JIM Has that lean levis look . . . his regular hangout is backstage . . . quite a tease . . . tinkers with cars. Stage Crew, Sound Squad WALTER A. RANFT TONY Likes a good argument . . . can always make you laugh . . . really goes for typing in a big way. Wrestling, Varsity Lettermen, Track DOUGLAS R. RAUCH DOUG Capable. Varsity Lettermen, Football, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Class Officer, Key Club, Boldwinaires, Hi-Y, Student Senate JANE REED REEDIE Blue eyes. Library Club, Leaders Club, Future Teachers of America, Junior Class Play, National Honor Society, Spanish Club DENNIS E. REESE DENNY Amateur taxidermist . . . happy when hunting or fishing . . . talent for day- dreaming. Junior Class Play, Science Club, Track, Orchestra 59 WILLIAM A. REGAL BILL Sees the sunny side of everything . . . hopes to go to college . . . enjoys foot- ball. Latin Club, Baseball, Science Club, Biology Club DONNA E. REICHENBACH DONNA Lovely to look at delightful . . . makes friends easily and keeps them long. Leaders Club, Clerical Club, Service Club, Y-Teens CHARLES P. REILLY CHUCK Touch of the debonaire . . . physics fan . . . likes to wrestle . . . Navy bound . . . smooth dancer ... a whistler. Chemistry Club, Latin Club DORINDA S. REYNOLDS DORINDA A sociable miss with a host of friends . . . easy going. Orchestra, Glee Club, Y-Teens, Secretarial Service Club, Clerical Club JOAN F. REYNOLDS JOAN Cameo-clear complexion . . . tall and slender classmate. Highlander Choir, National Honor Society, Spanish Club, Junior Red Cross NANCY J. REYNOLDS NANCY Nice to know . willing to lend a helping hand. Secretarial Service Club, Ushers Club, Y-Teens, Junior Red Cross, Clerical Club SAVE A PICTURE FOR ME, TOO! G. Hall, J. Early, P. Haggerty Paul stops to admire Gail's and Jo- Ann's senior pictures, in the process of collecting snapshots. 60 JOHN M. RHOADS JOHN Infectious grin. Bond, Purbalite, Balthi, Biology Club, Chemistry Club, Na- tional Honor Society, Orchestra, Student Senate SUSAN L. RICHARDS SUE Most often found with an over-sized purse . . . makes conversation with her eyes. Leaders Club, Art Club, Junior Red Cross, Y-Teens JAMES D. RINGEISEN RINGO Husky football player . . . enjoys a good laugh . . . American History is his class. Football, Wrestling, Track, Varsity Lettermen PATRICIA J. ROBINSON PAT Interested in Christian Education. Baldwinaires, National Honor Society, Leaders Club, Purbalite, Orchestra, Spanish Club SHARON A. ROCKACY SHARON Makes friends easily . . . very congenial . . . long brown hair and sparkling hazel eyes . . . elle parle francais. Glee Club, Y-Teens JAMES L. ROCKENBACH ROCKY Brains and brawn. Football, Wrestling, National Honor Society, Baseball, Student Senate, Key Club, Pep Club, Varsity Lettermen CAROL A. ROTH COOKIE Doesn't have a worry in the world . . . likes to swim. Future Business Lead- ers, Secretarial Service Club, Junior Red Cross, Y-Teens MARGARET A. ROUILLARD PEGGY Likes to dance . . . thrills to the cry of Play ball! . . . has a smile for every- one . . . wants to be a secretary. Ushers Club, Y-Teens VIRGINIA H. ROWELL GINNY Easily frustrated. Majorettes, Leaders Club, Band, Spanish Club, Future Teachers of America, Y-Teens, Service Club, Latin Club ELMER L. ROWLANDS ELMER Has a lively smile . . . ambition—to be with the State Game Commission . . . hunting is tops with him . . . enjoys working in the metal shop. JANET E. RUMBAUGH JANET Well poised miss . . . headed for college . . . high stepper on the gridiron. Highlander Choir, Majorettes, Student Senate, Y-Teens DEIRDRE L. RUSSELL DEE Expressive brown eyes. Art Club, Balthi, National Honor Society, Junior Class Play, Student Senate, Future Teachers of America 61 F. JAMES RYAN J|M Slow ond sleepy has a lively sense of humor . .. has a special feeling for history enjoys sports of all kinds ... a real pal. LAWRENCE J. RYAN LARRY A smooth skater finds ballroom dancing enjoyable ... an honorable chap ... he cannot tell a lie ... nice to have around. Art Club ROBERT E. SCHAFER BQB Excels in math. Speech and Debate Club, National Honor Society, Chemistry Club, Sound Squad, Science Club, Concessions Squad JAMES W. SCHIEDENHELM JIM Lively disposition ... at home in his car. Varsity Lettermen, Baseball, Basket- ball, Student Senate, Key Club, Hi-Y, Spanish Club NANCY J. SCHILLING NANCY A package of fun . . full of energy . . bowling and water skiing are her favorite sports. Student Senate, Art Club, Clerical Club STUART E. SCHLANSKY STU Spends his spare time target shooting . . . likes driving a Lark . . . woodshop is his second home . . . likes to go fishing. Spanish Club BARBARA A. SCHMIDT BARB At home in bookkeeping class . . . looks forward to being a secretary ... a talent for sewing. Library Club, Y-Teens, Clerical Club G. DALE SCHMITT DALE Likes night-time swimming . . tall and handsome with striking blond hair popular on the dance floor ... a newcomer. Glee Club JOSEPH R. SCHMITT JOE Forms his own opinions . . . always has an answer for everything . . . quite handy in the shop ... a faithful follower of “Motor Trend. KENNETH J. SCHNEIDER «EN Expects to study animal husbandry . . . whiz at bowling . . . would like to own a light blue convertible . . . finds pleasure in mathematics. RAYMOND J. SCHONBAK RAy Tinkers with cars; he keeps his in tip-top condition . . . walks around on cloud nine . . . hidden charm appeals to girls. Glee Club BEATRICE A. SCHORSCH BEA Talented. Band, Orchestra, Balthi, Speech and Debate Club, Junior and Sen- ior Class Plays, Future Teachers of America, Latin Club 62 WALTER G. SCHRAGL WALT Hopes to work in o technical trade . . . sings a lot ... man with a camera . enjoys a good book . . . knows his football. Glee Club CAROL L. SCHULTZ CAROL Her ambition—to be a lady in white . . . enjoys playing all sports . . . friendly and considerate of everyone. Glee Club, Y-Teens MARY ALICE SCHULTZ MARY ALICE Carefree and gay . . . always seeks excitement . . . regular chatterbox. Pep Club, Leaders Club, Clerical Club, Service Club, Y-Teens JUDITH C. SCHWARTZ JUDY Long-winded on the phone. Balthi, Service Club, Future Business Leaders, Clerical Club, Y-Teens, Glee Club, Junior Red Cross CLAUDIA J. SCOTT CLAUDIA Likes to be in the thick of things ... a neat and orderly manner. Y-Teens, Future Business Leaders, Secretarial Service Club DeANNE L. SEDDON DEE Her talent for art will be expressed in interior decoration. Art Club, High- lander Choir, Leaders Club, Y-Teens, Service Club VIRGINIA A. SENYK VIRGINIA Tiny bundle of talent . . . friendly to all . . . likes to make jewelry . . . enjoys Scottish music . . . plans to become a home economist. Band JANET M. SERRATORE JANET Has Baldwin's most graceful pair of hands ... a petite, dark Italian beauty . . . quiet and helpful . . . likes to drive a convertible. WILLIAM J. SHACK BILL Quiet and serious . . . fishing is his hobby . . . hopes to be a chemical engi- neer. National Honor Society, Latin Club, Science Club DOUGLAS B. SHAFFER DOUG Booming bass. Football, Track, Wrestling, Key Club, Baldwinaires, Varsity Lettermen, Student Senate, Spanish Club, Pep Club SUSAN L. SHALLCROSS SUE Will teach art. Balthi, National Honor Society, Leaders Club, Future Teachers of America, Art Club, Y-Teens, Highlander Choir JOYCE SHELLOGG JOYCE Happy miss . . . bewitching smile. Library Club, Junior Red Cross, Secretarial Service Club, Future Business Leaders, Service Club 63 CAROL A. SHENKLE CAROL Blue-eyed blond. Secretarial Service Club, Future Business Leaders, National Honor Society, Future Homemakers of America DIANA M. SHERMAN DEE A perfect lady . . . charming. National Honor Society, Leaders Club, Y-Teens, Balthi, Glee Club, Purbalite, Speech and Debate Club WILLIAM G. SHERMAN BILL Talented . . . looks on the brighter side. Key Club, Baldwinaires, Junior Class Play, Hi-Y, Speech and Debate Club, Latin Club JAMES R. SHOUP JIM Graphic arts is his favorite . . . likes football best . . . talented in the com- mercial arts. Purbalite, Decorating Club, Art Club BARBARA A. SILL BARB Laughs a lot. Student Senate, Highlander Choir, Junior and Senior Class Plays, Y-Teens, Pep Club, Leaders Club, Service Club JUDITH K. SILVERHART JUDY Lovely eyes. Future Business Leaders, Secretarial Service Club, Future Home- makers of America, Highlander Choir, Clerical Club CAROL L. SIMONI CAROL Future lady in white . . . quiet until you get to know her . . . found at Forbes Field during baseball season. Heatherettes, Art Club MELVIN W. SIMONI MEL Exerts himself well at both work and play . . . has a secret desire to be a mathematical genius ... a six-footer. Basketball, Hi-Y WILLIAM M. SIMONI BILL Thankful for metal shop . . . watches and plays football . . . what a head of hair! . . . has plans for becoming a draftsman ... a sleepy head. JOHN W SIMPSON JACK Likes best, a lazy day of fishing ... at home on green and tee . . . heading for the bounding main. Highlander Choir, Science Club JUDITH A. SLAGLE JUDY Adds life to classrooms . . deep blue eyes . . . aim—a happy homemaker . . . friendly and cheerful. Clerical Club, Service Club, Y-Teens JOANN SLAIPOH JOANIE Active miss . . . expert skater . . . has a musical ear . . . whiz on the accordion . . . goes all out in everything she does. Clerical Club 64 B. McKeever, T. McKenna WATCHING OUR YEARBOOK PROGRESS DONALD P. SLATER DON The outdoor type . . . goes for primitive art . . . wrestling is his sport . . . wants to seek his fortune in Alaska. Wrestling, Track DAVID B. SMILEY SMILES Terror of the chemistry lab . . . collects hi-fi albums . . . friendly. Glee Club, Pep Club, Science Club, Spanish Club, Math Club BONNIE A. SMITH BONNIE Petite miss. Heatherettes, Baldwinaires, National Honor Society, Balthi, Fu- ture Teachers of America, Leaders Club, Orchestra JAY E. SMITH jay Quiet blond lad . . . collects coins in his spare time . . . ability in mathematics . . . science is his field. Chess Club, Chemistry Club M. NORBERT SMITH NOrb Wants to be a paratrooper . . . likes to watch a boxing match . . . enjoys the work in wood shop . . . everything in slow motion. Glee Club M. ROBERT SMITH BOB Has a flare for cars . . . study hall is his favorite . . . takes his time rugged good looks ... an amateur guitarist. Football, Track 65 WILLIAM A. SMITH B(LL Has an aptitude for German . . . wants to work for Uncle Sam . . . sketches at every opportunity . . . tall and dark . . . proud of his Renault. PAUL W. SNODGRASS PAUL Heading for mechanics ... an unpredictable character . . .does a little sing- ing . . . likes to take motors apart . . . likes the girls. JOHN F. SNYDER JOHN Shop classes keep him well occupied . . . enjoys a good game of basketball . . . blond and blue-eyed . . . keeps to himself. Glee Club CAROL E. SPEICHER CAROL Likes Italian food ... a shorthand whiz . . . enjoys softball . . . pleasant smile. Leaders Club, Y-Teens, Junior Red Cross, Latin Club W. WALLACE SPENCE WALLY Music is important to him . . . lost without a turtleneck sweater . . . keeps his car in good shape . . . well groomed. Band, Orchestra DONNA SPIRICH DONNA At home in the water . . . anticipates a career in secretarial work . . . petite lassie. Clerical Club, Future Homemakers of America JANET M. STANKO JANET A nice smile. Future Teachers of America, Leaders Club, Spanish Club, Ushers Club, Purbalite, Y-Teens, Speech and Debate Club WILLIAM A. STANLEY BILL Blond good looks . . . would like to play in a symphony orchestra someday. Baldwinaires, Orchestra, Chess Club, Band, Latin Club CAROLYN R. STAUB CAROLYN Spends a lot of time listening to records . . . green-eyed blond . . . hopes to be an airline stewardess. Highlander Choir, Y-Teens JAMES R. STERZINGER JIM Hooray for physical education! . . . wants to go to business school . . . enjoys all kinds of sports . . . easy going. Highlander Choir CYNTHIA A. STEWART CINDY Her curls are natural . . . likes many things . . . she plans to be a nurse . . . fond of boating. Y-Teens, Future Teachers of America F. JUDITH STEWART JUDY Quiet and sincere person. Heatherettes, Glee Club, Spanish Club, Art Club, Ushers Club, Future Homemakers of America, Y-Teens 66 ALVIN J. STOKER AL Amiable, friendly person a good listener . . . known by his blond good looks . . . captures an audience easily ... a catching smile. KAREN L STONE K|TTY One who loves her fellowman . . . likes to give parties . . . blue-eyed blond. Highlander Choir, Leaders Club, Y-Teens, Service Club GEORGE B. STROTMEYER GEORGE Small ball of fire . . . likes anything that's fun . . . looks best in red ... a great talker . . spends his spare time with his convertible. MARY LEE STURGES MERRILY Rosy cheeked lass. Highlander Choir, National Honor Society, Balthi, Chem- istry Club, Concessions Squad, Speech and Debate Club WILLIAM F. SWITZER BILL Lives for basketball . . . carefree and friendly . . . thinks parties are fun. Varsity Lettermen, Basketball, Cross Country, Baseball CAROLYN L. SZECSKAY TEE Charming blue-eyed blond . . . soft spoken . . . artistically inclined . . . career in the sky for her. Glee Club, Y-Teens, Biology Club VIVIAN A. TARTAGLIA VIV Anticipates college. National Honor Society, Leaders Club, Heatherettes, Li- brary Club, Y-Teens, Ushers Club, Senior Class Play H ELAINE TAYLOR ELAINE Blushes easily ... a skilled organist. Balthi, Highlanders, National Honor Society, Band, Orchestra, Y-Teens, Junior Red Cross JERILEE E. TAYLOR JERI Future physicist . . . ham radio bug. Balthi, Science Club, Math Club, Na- tional Honor Society, Junior Class Play, Spanish Club MARLENE J. THOMAS MARLENE Perky and peppy ... a regular talking machine . . . proud of her driving . . . likes to swim . . . interested in people. Clerical Club ROWLAND D. THOMAS SKIP Sports car enthusiast . . . likes to play football ... a talented skin diver . . . interested in photography. Band, Purbalite, Track SAUNDRA L. THRENHAUSER SANDY Styled with a dramatic verve . . . dares to be different . . . highly imaginative. Junior Class Play, Purbalite, Glee Club, Y-Teens 67 PATRICIA A. THURSTON PAT Vivacious . . . black haired lassie. Glee Club, Heatherettes, Y-Teens, Leaders Club, Secretarial Service Club, Junior Red Cross JOHN H. TINKER JOHN Swimming is his favorite sport . . . science fiction fan. Pep Club, Chemistry Club, Junior Class Play, Sound Squad, Science Club JAMES J. TRESCH JIM Dark haired lad ... is always into something . . . baseball is his favorite sport . . . could eat all the time. Spanish Club, Baseball ROBERT E. TUITE BOB The hunting and fishing seasons lure him . . . expresses his talents in the print shop . . . very nice to know. Glee Club, Purbalite GLENN J. UNDEREINER GLENN Very friendly ... a red haired young man . . . has the air of Dennis, the Menace ... is allergic to work . . . forever losing his books. JOANNE M. UNDEREINER JOANNE Friendliness is her trademark . . . expert typist . . . dark eyed glamour girl. Secretarial Service Club, Y-Teens, Junior Red Cross BARBARA L. UNRUH BARB Is forever on the go . . . hopes to set the business world on fire . . . blond little lassie. Art Club, Clerical Club, Service Club JOY D. UTLEY RED A very talented girl. Purbalite, Spanish Club, National Honor Society, Future Teachers of America, Y-Teens, Senior Class Play ALBERT W. VALENT Al Has a knack for getting into trouble . . . does his best in shop . . . Navy bound . . . wants to be a mechanic . . . handy with a rod and reel. LOUIS J. VARI LOU Goodwill man of the senior class . . . can speak on almost anything. Key Club, Track, Pep Club, Student Senate, Hi-Y, Spanish Club JAMES A. VARNER JIM Ladies' man . . . can talk his way out of anything . enjoys playing golf . . . likes his science classes. Chemistry Club, Biology Club VIRGINIA L. VIERUNG GINNY Likes long walks. Heatherettes, Leaders Club, Y-Teens, Glee Club, Spanish Club, Future Teachers of America, Senior Class Play 68 HOWARD W. VIETMEIER HOWARD Has no definite plans in mind . . . basketball is tops with him . . . seven per- iods of gym would suit him fine . . . even tempered nature. KENNETH H. WAGLE KEN Mysterious brown eyes . . . plans a career in commercial art . . . likes to dab- ble in oils. Art Club, Stage Crew, Decorating Club EDWARD B. WALDER, JR. ED Seldom gets angry . . . likes to sail . . . courteous and dependable . . . makes a good escort. Stage Crew, Decorating Club, Purbalite CHARLES M. WALDRON CHUCK This lad has an engaging grin . . . math suits him fine . . . likes all the sports ... a friendly guy. Hi-Y, Basketball, Cross Country M. DIANNE WALLACE DIANNE Dark-eyed . . . favorite subject is Espanol . . . hails from Arizona . . . likes to dance. Baldwinaires, Y-Teens, Secretarial Service Club MARGARET A. WAZNY MARG A truly genuine friend. National Honor Society, Cheerleaders, Y-Teens, Lead- ers Club, Purbalite, Spanish Club, Junior Red Cross MARY ANN WEISZ MARY ANN Fashion conscious . . . very quiet girl. Future Teachers of America, Leaders Club, Junior Class Play, Y-Teens, Latin Club, Art Club MARGARET R. WELLENER MARGIE She spreads happiness. Pep Club, Art Club, Leaders Club, Future Teachers of America, Junior Class Play, Glee Club, Purbalite FRANCIS S. WELSBACHER FRANNIE At ease with a T-square and triangle at the drawing board . . . hunting is tops . . . goal is to be a cabinet maker . . . likes to make things. ROBERT R. WETTEROFF BOB Enjoys the scientific angle . . . football advocate . . plays the clarinet . . . expects to be a teacher . . . gotta live and learn. Band ROBERT C. WETZEL, JR. BOB Towers over everyone . . . basketball enthusiast . . . parades the halls . . . the more gum the better . . . stands out in a crowd. Basketball JACK B WHEELER JACK Likes his study halls . . . adores his Chevy . . . likes to take things easy has that thoroughbred stride. Glee Club, Pep Club 69 BEVERLY J. WHITE BEV Driving is her pastime ... at home in office practice class . . . spends her summers swimming . . . loves to dance. Clerical Club R. BLAINE WHITE BEN Tennis enthusiast . . . football fan ... a very likable chap . . . wants to be a business man . . . enjoys playing ping pong. Glee Club MELVIN E. WILSON MEL A smooth dancer . . never in a hurry . . . always ready to sleep . . . easy going manner. Hi-Y, Pep Club, Golf, Basketball, Baseball LINDA G. WINDHAM LYNN Brown haired lassie . . . smooth dancer . . . skating is her specialty . . . per- haps she will be a beautician. Y-Teens, Clerical Club PETER H. WING pETE Likes to tinker with cars . . . baseball and hunting are tops with him . . . his aim in life is to be an accountant . . . expressive eyes. BEVERLY J. WOLBER BEV Oh those beautiful dimples! . . . bouncy personality . . . she's a sweet and lovely lady. Glee Club, Y-Teens, Pep Club, Clerical Club THOMAS R. WOOD WOODY Especially enjoys Spanish class . . . talent for art ... football is his favorite sport . . . dark eyes. Hi-Y, Art Club, Spanish Club CHARMAINE V. WOODHALL CHAR Green-eyed lass . . . beautiful strawberry blond hair . . . music for relaxation . . . plans to be a typist. Secretarial Service Club ARCH G. WOODSIDE ARCH Likes his history and English classes . . . likes to read . . . knows some tricky chess moves . . . new to Baldwin this year. Chess Club JANET C. WRIGHT JAN Her trademark is her long auburn hair . . . quiet, warm smile ... a great typist . . . tells interesting stories. Y-Teens, Ushers Club LINDA J. YALENTY LYNN A very lively miss . . . considering the business world . . . lovely dark eyes . . . commercial whir . . . loves to skate. Clerical Club PHILLIP C. YECKO PHIL Detests spending a quiet evening alone . . . keeps his thoughts to himself . . . doesn't get excited over things ... a dependable chap. 70 CARL S. YOUNG CARL Quiet nature, but likes excitement . . . sharp dresser . . . enjoys playing the guitar and piano . . . unassuming. Glee Club, Science Club LINDA S. YOUNG LIN A regular night owl. Balthi, Leaders Club, Y-Teens, Glee Club, Purbalite, Speech and Debate Club, Future Teachers of America VIRGINIA D. ZASTEMPA GINNY Conscientious. Purbalite, Junior and Senior Class Plays, Y-Teens, Latin Club, Science Club, National Honor Society, Art Club BEVERLY J. ZENKOVICH BEV Neat and trim . . . lovely golden curls. Y-Teens, Junior Red Cross, Secre- tarial Service Club, Future Business Leaders, Service Club LINDA J. ZIEBART LINDA Tall and slender blond . . . likes to ride horses . . . shy and quiet . . . quite a dancer . . . history student. Secretarial Service Club CAROL F. ZORD CAROL Big, blue eyes. Heatherettes, Leaders Club, Library Club, Glee Club, Purba- lite, Y-Teens, Speech and Debate Club, Latin Club ROBERT F. ZUMBROOK BOB Only seems quiet . . . enthusiastic football fan . . . likes to drive around . . . strives toward success . . . listens and learns. Pep Club We have no pictures for these seniors: Alex R. Bennett, Raymond N. Bur- nett, Judy A. Depp, Robert E. Hartner, Sandra A. Hassenpflug, Janice M. Krest, Michael E. Lyons, Richard T. Powell, Mary Ann Russell, Phillip E. Zirpoli. These girls spent their senior year as freshmen in the Advanced Place- ment Program at the University of Pittsburgh: Judith Edwards, Joan Peters. 71 OFFICERS: Seated: Dale Warner, President; Mary Hile, Treasurer. Standing: Agnes Tag- liaferro. Secretary; Jerome Keller, Vice Presidnt. JUNIOR CLASS Class Colors Red and White Class Flowers Variegated Carnation Class Motto It's nice to be important but more important to be nice. The juniors had many wonderful events to put away in their memories. The biggest event was the distribution of the long awaited class rings. Now just one more year to go! The Junior Class Play, Gramercy Ghost, left the class with the feeling of pride and accomplishment in a job well done. Under the supervision of their spon- sor, Mr. Bartos, the juniors had a very success- ful and enjoyable class party. On Class Day the juniors received the traditional class key from the departing seniors. Although reminded of the responsibilities of the coming year, they looked back on an eventful junior year and forward to an exciting senior year! Mr. Bartos, Class Sponsor 72 JUNIORS Stephen Abbey Bernard Abbott Mary Alexy Betty Allen Carol Ambrose Ronald Anderson Paul Anderson Susan Androski Susan Atherton Robert Backenstoss Robert Baker Sheldon Baker Richard Baldinger Walter Barto Walter Bauer William Bauer Jay Becker Martha Beddow Morris Bernarding Dona Berg Marcia Bierman Barbara Billanti John Bittner Kathryn Blair Alice Blosel Ann Bonsall Robert Bowen Margaret Brewer Raymond Brown Rosemary Brown Barbara Buckenmaier Florence Burkhart John BuSha Judith Butler David Butscher Albert Cain Patricia Calhoun Harriet Calvert Patricia Campbell Matthew Capizzi Robert Caplan Timothy Carlson Robert Caulk Richard Cecere Vincent Chiappino Carol Citron Luanne Claridy Susan Clay 73 JUNIORS Donald Cochran Bonita Constantino Donna Conwell Donald Cook Maralee Cook Barbara Corbett Robert Cowgill Judith Cromie William Crozier Richard Cullen William Cullison Richard Cutler Nancy Dalzell John Damiani Lynne Damich Jeffrey Davies Wayne Dean Dorothy DeBolt Daniel Deer Jane deForest Janet DeGregorio Marianne DeGregorio Carol DeMare Helen DePhillips Dolores DeSarno Jay Descalzi Diane Dickerson Diane Dietz Ellen Domurot Evelyn Dorsett Thomas Dotten Bonnie Dow Martin Dowling Stephen Druley Susan Early Judith Ebken Carol Edwards Susan Edwards Howard Ehmer Larry Eiben Barbara Erfort Sherry Evans Katherine Evert Alice Ewing Roger Fabrizio Janice Farbaugh Robert Farber Jack Fedor 74 JUNIORS Jean Ference Joan Ference Joyce Filice Coe Fischer Virginia Fisher Stephen Flynn Howord Fraps Mary Frazer Gwynn Frey Virginia Frick Paul Frihse Mary Lou Fromm Judith Fulton William Galas Dorothy Gasperin Kenneth Gedeon Edward Geis John Geis ijr Douglas George Andrea Giffin Gretchen Ging Marilyn Glasser Thomas Goettge Judith Gongaware Charles Gorski Margaret Gozik Leah Grabowsky William Gracey Robert Graham Beverly Greaves Tim has stopped by the showcase to look at the chemistry display. This display is of particular interest to him since he is taking chemistry. 75 T. Kyler JUNIORS Brian Greaves Donald Green Phares Grey William Griffith Jerry Grossman Robert Gruber Joanne Grundy Paul Gulyas Joan Gusten Barbara Hallisey Kathleen Hardy George Harner James Harrison Robert Harrison Ellen Harvey Richard Hatfield Nancy Hathaway David Hayes Frederick Haynes Gary Held James Held Lynn Hellerstedt Ann Herbut Virginia Herrick Lynn Herzog Patricia Hess Carolyn Hetrick James Higgins Mary Hile James Hitchcock Jean Hizer Timothy Hoffman Rebecca Hogue James Howard Janice Huebner Robert Hughey Timothy Hunter Thomas Hutchison Paula lovino Geraldine Jackson Glenn Jacob Ronald James Sylvia Jasik Beverly Jones John Jones Frederick Johnson John Johnson Charlotte Kalenack 76 JUNIORS Gary Keller Jerome Keller Patricia Kelly Robert Keppel Nancy Kerr Linda Kilmer Mary Lou King Patricia Klein Judith Knechtel Everett Knell Donald Knight Joyce Knight Karl Knobel David Knorr Bryan Knorr Kenneth Koontz Beverly Kopp Joanne Korolishin Larry Kostyal Barbara Kozlowski Margo Kozlowski Sara Lee Kramer Nicholas Kratsas Maxine Kraus John Krebs Kathie Kreuer Elaine Kubik Gilbert Kujawa Roger Kukura Robert Kwait Thomas Kyler Conrad Lahser Joan Langdon Marlene Laspada James Laughlin Richard Lauritzen Dorothy Lautenschlager Dorn Laux Janice Laux John Lawson Linda Lee Carl Lex Paul Lijeski Carol Linhart Barbara Lips Phyllis Lonergan Eugene Lopata David Ludwig 77 JUNIORS Dorothy Lynch Robert MacCallum Donald Macher Undo Macri Penny Magner Janice Maley Margaret Malone Patricia Maloney Joan Mandela David Marculaitis Richard Marouse John Marshall Walter Marxer John Matey Richard Mathews Edward Mathiott Rebecca Mattern John McCormack Bernard McDonald Joanne McGann Raymond McGreevy Sandra McHugh James Mcllroy Janet McKeever Robert McKissick Ellen McLaughlin Martin McManus Joseph Meder Linda Meenan Lynne Melman Suzanne Menke Patricia Metrovich Karen Meussner Theodore Michaels Barbara Michalowicz Martin Michelosen Walter Michel Ronald Mikulla Alice Milano Millicent Milanovich John Miller William Miller Marilyn Milliron Eugene Mincin Robert Mincin Robert Mitchel Marianne Mitchell Elizabeth Moore 78 Bill has stopped Kathy to take a look at her new class ring and Kathy also gets a look at his. B. Crozier, K. Evert Dwight Moorhead Randolph Moss Jo Ann Mowry Robert Neill Judith Nelson John Neumeyer Robert Noel James O'Halek Walter O'Hara Julia Olah Robert Osborn Harold Ott Gloria Palak Sandra Pangle Richard Parise Lynn Parkes William Pascoe Dennis Paterno Arthur Patterson Bonnie Patterson Victoria Paynter Lawrence Pearson Priscilla Pearson Joanne Pegano Kenneth Pell Diane Perrott Marsha Pflaum Colleen Phillips Lee Phillips Sandra Phillips 79 JUNIORS Lois Pierro Louis Pinchera Louis Plotz Lindo Poliak Robert Popovich Thomas Powell Clement Preble Priscilla Price Edward Puwal Karl Rachfal Janet Ratay Nancy Rauch Thomas Rauenswinter Barbara Rautner Keith Ray Donald Redinger Marjorie Reed Elaine Reese Kathleen Renne Paul Renne Robert Ries JoAnn Rigney Lee Ringler Edward Rittenhouse Richard Rittinger Wayne Rohrkaste Carol Roney David Rossow Linda Roth Ann Rousseau Joan Rumbaugh David Russman Phyllis Rynkiewicz Geraldine Sabol Richard Salera Diane Schaefer Janice Schafer Phyllis Schauer Jeffrey Scheible Susan Schein Edward Schellinger Frederick Schick Glen Schiffhauer Robert Schillo James Schlottman Sandra Schmalz Arthur Schmidt Joycelynn Schorr 80 JUNIORS Christy Schorsch Judith Schramm Nancy Schricker Elaine Schuster Kenneth Schuster Frederick Schwartz Margaret Schwartz Marilyn Scutt Ralph Seebacher Charles Segner Craig Seifert Thomas Sestak Arlene Shetler Joan Shett'er Garrison Shipp Patricia Siefert Sherry Sill Wayne Sillman Chester Simoni Diana Simoni Frank Skerbetz James Slade Harold Smith Karen Smith Patrick Smith William Sobczak Kathryn Socrates Gail Sorg Amelia Soukup Norma Soupcoff Patricia Speck Doris Spicknell Elizabeth Staniszewski James Stanko Steven Stasik Lee Steadman Carl Stenberg Luther Stevens Barbara Stewart Donald Stickler James Stott Henry Stover Steven Struebing Georgeanna Stuck Nolle Suciu Edward Sutton Carl Swanson Dale Sweitzer 81 JUNIORS James Sweitzer Judith Swickline Beverly Szymanski Agnes Tagliaferro Lois Takarchek Patricia Tamiggi Judith Tener Margaret Thieken Birdie Thomas Charles Thomas Robert Thomas Sara Thompson James Thornton Maureen Tichansky Marlene Tillman Lawrence Tillman Eleanor Timmins Sheila Tisch Harry Tolbert Carole Tomczak Clifford Toogood Wayne Trbovich Marilyn Trognitz John Tumas Humphrey Urban David Urbaitis Christine Vaglio Carolyn Vance Peter Vantine Daniel Viscount Carol Vitale Charles Vogel Donna Vogel Robert Wagler Anthony Wagner Nancy Waite Linda Walder Kenneth Walker James Walsh Robert Walton Dale Warner Barbara Watson James Watts Paula Weber Saundra Wehner Nancy Weidman Robert Wells John Westerman 82 JUNIORS Patricia White Alice Whitehead Toni Whitsett Richard Wible Cheryl Wiehl Robert Wigton Yvonne Winston James Wintergreen Susan Wissenbach JoAnne Witherspoon Barbara Wolfe Dolores Wozniak David Wuchenich David Wurthner Robert Wysocki Jean Yost Alfred Young Ruth Zaremba Dolores Zelder Lana Ziesmer Richard Ziesmer Wayne Zimmer These juniors did not have their pictures taken: Dolores Endres, Edward Fiertz, Robert Gross, Kenneth Guerra, Bryce Hatch, Barry Huff, Lawrence Ludwig, James Markel, Sara McConnell, George McDonald, John Nicola, Karen Sands, Linda Steen, Clyde Stewart, Dorothy White. As is evident, space was at a minimum in our cafeteria. It was dif- ficult to find adequate room in which to eat, but one could always find plenty for books—on top of the next fellow's! 83 OFFICERS: Seated: Jean Lewis, Vice President; Linda Crouch, Treasurer. Standing: William Wetzel, President; Vicki Clark, Secretary. SOPHOMORE CLASS Class Colors Class Flower Class Motto Royal Blue and White White Rose It is better to be than to seem. Gazing back over this past year, we, the sophomores, have many memories. This year we were truly accepted as a part of the Senior High. New doors were opened for us by the fascinating courses of biology, typing, and many different languages. Under the able supervi- sion of Mr. Banky, our class sponsor, we elected our first class officers. We ordered our class rings this year, and are looking forward eagerly to next year when we'll receive them. Our class party was the crowning touch for a successful sophomore year. 84 Mr. Banky, Class Sponsor SOPHOMORES Barbara Abraham Linda Abramson David Ackerman Gary Alberts Janice Allison Linda Allison Sara Altenhof Janice Appel Leslie Arch Lloyd Arch Carol Armstrong Michael Atherton Juel Backstrom Judy Ann Baker Susan Barbin Howard Barlow James Barone James Baughman Thomas Beck Roy Beck Ralph Beerbower Pa'ricia Benevento William Bennett Karla Bentzen Patricia Berents Wesley Berger James Bernarding Joseph Beyer Charles Bieri Carolyn Bird William Bissell Linda Bixler Jean Blaney Judith Bliss Robert Bliss Karen Blohme Charles Blosel James Boffey Barbara Bogucki Donna Lee Bomer Martin Bonomi Shirley Born Mary Lou Bradel Peter Broeren William Bromley Carole Brown Christine Brown Fred Brown Robert Brutico Carol Buhr Thomas Burke Karen Bush Robert Bushman John Calabro Charles Cardani Eleanor Carlsen Colleen Carney Roseanne Carroll Donna Casciani Carol Chambers 85 SOPHOMORES Ronald Chesnos Thomas Chikes Thomas Chorba Robert Christensen Ralph Churchill Carol Citro Robert Claire Victoria Clark Charlotte Close David Cochran Lorraine Cofsky Martha Colesberry Thomas Connors James Cook Linda Cooper Wayne Covert Charles Covey Faith Creasey Patricia Crosby Linda Crouch Betty Crowley Mary Alice Crowley David Daffern Cheryl Dalrymple Roy Dalzell Joyce Daugherty Jean Davidson Nancy DeBattista Loretta Del Percio Robert DeMare LaDorna De Paul Nancy Depp Ronald Detillo Charles Dick Stanley Dinert James Donahue Joyce Doyak Marlene Dragar Judith Dryer Frederick Dunihue Catherine East Marjorie Ebken Suann Edwards David Elliott Sandra Erbe Linda Eroline John Ersher John Erskine Thomas Fahrner Nicholas Falgione John Farar Philip Fassett Nancy Fee Anne Mae Feenan Virginia Fellner Jacqueline Ferris Barbara Fettis Helen Finnegan John Fischer Michael Fisher 86 G. Palmer, R. Detillo Each year these rats are a pet project for the Sopho- mores. They take full re- sponsibility in feeding and caring for these animals. SOPHOMORES Pamela Fitch Patrick Flanagan Susan Flanigan Cheryl Fleis Michael Fritsch Louis Gagliardi Leo Gallagher John Georgetson Robert Gerst Jo Ann Getzug Thomas Goodworth Richard Gotch Robert Gotch Theresa Grivalsky Nancy Grundy Betsy Guiser Nancy Gusten Wilbur Haftmann Terry Ann Hamrock James Hanlon John Hartman Joan Hatfield Bruce Havekotte Barbara Hayne Judith Heil Margaret Herold David Hibbard Robert Hickey Frederick Hicks Nancy Hiner Marsha Hirt Wolodymyra Hnatiuk Kenneth Hock Beverly Hoelzle George Hoffman Richard Holden 87 SOPHOMORES Lawrence Holt Jean Horvath Pamela Horvath Jean Howard Paul Huber James Hudson Beverly Hughes James Hulings Robert Hupe Richard Innocenti Donald Jackson Sandra Janis Judith Johnson Robert Johnson Roy Johnston Kay Jolley Thomas Jorishie Richard Kamerer Karen Kamineck Donald Kardos Patricio Keady Paul Kearns Lynn Kelly Laurie Kepler Patricia Kessler Robert Keyser Linda King John Kirkpatrick Helen Kirschman Elaine Kish Norman Kitchen Clifford Klein Carolann Knotts Richard Koetke Robert Kopycinski Keith Kovacs Donarose Kozikowski James Krah Glenda Kraus Michael Knepley Kenneth Krocker Christine Krogh Ann Marie Krzan Edgar Kuckert Carol Kuhn John LaGamba Carol LaJevic Sandra Landosky Michael Lang Robert Larson Judith Lauer Linda Lechner Patricia Lehman Donna Leisy Carolyn Lemp Charles Leuthold Nancy Leva Jean Lewis Richard Lewis Timothy Lewis 88 SOPHOMORES Virginia Liebau Ralph Lloyd Patricia Lowery Margaret Lucas Susan Lutz Raymond Lutz Jan Lyons William Macek Jerome Maggs Colleen Maloney Robert Malwitz Nicholas Mamula Jeffrey March Thomas Mathews Matilda Mattern Herman Mauti Elizabeth Mayer Thomas Mayhew Sandra McCambridge Eileen McClune Linda McCreary Cheryl McKeever Jean Melaney Marjorie Mele Carol Mehlmauer Carol Meszaros Sandra Milano Richard Millard James Miller Janet Miller Kathleen Miller Naomi Miller Sharon Miller Ronald Milliken William Mills Suzanne Minick Michael Misko Beverly Monford Barbara Montana Morinda Moran Edward Morrow Roberta Mosko Donna Munz Dennis Musuneggi Charles Nebel John Neff Evan Nelson Chevies Newman Richard Ober Roberta O'Brien Helen Odato Lawrence Ossowski Eugene Palmieri Raymond Parzik Thomas Pastorius Timothy Paternoster Garrett Patterson Richard Pell Karen Peterson Janet Pethia 89 SOPHOMORES Jerome Petrone Judith Pettit Joan Phillips Janis Piel Dennis Pogany Donna Poljak Lewis Poliak Robert Pond Boyce Porada Michael Porterfield John Porzio Judith Price Marlene Priore Toni Lee Probed Robert Pugh James Ramsay Charles Ranft Herbert Ransford Janice Recker John Reed Carole Rees Lee Rose Reith Kenneth Riskus Gail Ritter Robert Robison David Rockacy Jill Rockenbach Cheryl Rosenblatt Donald Russell David Rybar Raymond Sadowski Joan Savage Grant Saviers Diana Schaefer Charles Schaum Howard Scheck SOPHOMORES Charles Schilter David Schleicher Susan Schmeltzer Richard Schmidt Leslie Schmitt Janet Schorr Mary Ann Schricker Barbara Schuchman Patricia Schwotzer Louella Scuilli Joan Segner Herbert Sellers Paul Shack Joseph Shepherd Patrick Sheridan Dale Sholler James Short Susan Silverhart William Simendinger Ronald Simmons Alvin Simoni Carol Sins Beverly Slagle Fredrick Slautterback Carol Ann Sleeman Nancy Sligar Lela Slossar Catherine Smith E. Catherine Smith Connie Smith Lawrence Snodgrass Richard Snouffer Sandra Snyder Nancy Lee Soukup Neal Spence Sandra Stemp Dale Stein Jeffrey Stein Suzanne Steinmeyer Diane Stoebe John Stoker Carol Straight John Stuebgen Karen Stumpf Robert Sudomerski Patricia Sullivan Charles Susan Joan Swanson Marilyn Szymanski Donna Thomas Ann Thompson Robert Thompson William Thompson Patricia Tibery Ann True Michael Turner Andrew Undereiner Wayne Undereiner George Unglaub Jo Ann Valdrini 91 SOPHOMORES Jane Varney James Veeder Dennis Vierling Dorothy Vislay Janet Vislay Joseph Vogel June Wagler Marilyn Wagner Patricia Warner Richard Weber Ruth Weber William Wetzel Mary Ann Wiedl Charles Wiegmann Evelyn Wilker Richard Williams Sidney Williams Barbara Willis Thomas Willis Ronald Wilson Susan Wilson Robert Windham Barbara Wingo Walter Wohlfarth Judith Wood Gary Woodman Alan Wysocki Martha Wynn Patricia Yeomans Elaine Yermack Paul Yesko Patricia Young Douglas Zader Sandra Zankel Thomas Zumbrook Donald Zuris These Sophomores did not have their pictures taken: Nancy Bane, Thomas Boehm, Kristine Cordier, William Dallas, John Deckon, Robert Dierken, Rebecca Faix, David Huff, Alan Provolt, William Szeg, Raymond Ziefel. P. Fitch, J. Lewis The daily progress in the sale of BALTHIs was recorded and displayed by the temperature of the thermometers. The Sen- ior class again led the race. 92 Mr. Fazio The past year has found the ninth graders in a closer position to the school spirit of Baldwin. This was due mainly to the inclusion of many new activities designed to meet the needs of the frosh. In so doing, the freshmen solidified themselves and became part of that well- oiled machinery which produces that famous Baldwin spirit. The class party climaxed the year with a challenge to bring Baldwin greater things in the fu- ture. Mr. Fazio Ninth Grade Sponsor FRESHMEN Ronald Abbott William Abbott Mary Androski James Anslow Wayne Apgar Karlene Arnold Keith Augenstein Gail Bagshaw George Basara John Batz Gerald Beaudet Dennis Becker Nancy Becker James Berinti John Berseth Joseph Best Jeffrey Boggs Melvin Bonomi Jane Brand Bruce Brown James Brown Veronica Brovet Robert Bruce Gary Burg Bonnie Burgess John Butler Arlhur Cahall Frank Capalbo Norma Caquatto Catherine Carlsen Carol Ann Carmichael Leslie Cornett Linda Clark Richard Clarke Daniel Colbert Donna Collet «ft 1 rt f 1' . 0 1 9 ft r gk $ V d o m M % non K t f- it,it it aA pi t ML tfA n f • r ! 1 93 FRESHMEN Robert Cooey Karol Cooper Elsie Crozier Thomas Dattilo Lawrence Dalzell Charles Deah Marilyn Debelak Jo Ann Deckon Vickie Depp Shirley Derenzo Evelynn Donsbach Raymond Drew Ruth Dryer Jerilyn Duing George Ebenhack Betty Eiben Charles Ensslin Ronald Evans Gary Fabrizio Thomas Fess Christopher Fieger Shirley Finn Dell Fitzgerald Judith Flowers Ronna Ford Lawrence Forgoes Lanna Fox Mary Furman Robert Fye Kendra Gago James Gall Earl Gallagher June Garrett Leslie Gathers Valerie Gaydos Sandra Gerber Donald Giffin David Gillard Patricia Girdwood Donna Gojsovich Ronald Goslin Gloria Gramm August Grathwohl Sandra Greaves Dennis Green Kenneth Grossett Walter Gynn Susan Hallenberg Ronald Hammill Hugh Hardy Patrick Harper Herbert Hawkins Bernard Hayden Carl Hellerstedt Gerald Henderson Martha Herbut Janet Hess Joyce Hess Mae Hickly Patricia Hillerich fi OA 4 ° £ n n Vfc rv n 94 FRESHMEN Jo Anne Hillgartner Judith Hinds Irena Hnatiuk Gerald House Stephen Howard Fred Huber John Huemrich Joyce Hughes Carole Hunt Barbara Hunter Edward Hurley John Ignatius Noreen Innocenti Joyce Jesko Bernard Jones Raleigh Jones Beverly Jordan William Julin Gary Karel Daniel Kartman Edward Kaslewicz Eileen Keaney Marjorie Keck Marilyn Keicher Lois Keller Maureen Kenny Donald Kiggins Barbara King Susan Kintz Barbara Klein William Koch Virginia Koerber Edward Kopp Teresa Kowalski Donald Krah John Kratt Norma Lancie Ursula Lauer Lawrence Lehner Douglas Leisy Roland Leona Anne Llewellyn Paula Locher Craig Long Diane Looney Diana Looze Janet Lukatsky William Machin Thomas Mackewich Walter Mahoney Edward Malinski David Manspeaker Lynne Martin Nannette Martin Robert Martin Jane McDonald Eric McElroy Barbara McEwen Douglas McGlaughlin Robert McMahon 95 FRESHMEN Thomas McNaughton Marilyn Measmer Carol Meek William Mehrenberg David Miller Linda Miller Eugene Milton Robert Mohler Paulette Mohney Carl Moody William Moody John Morrissey Robert Muller James Murray Thomas Murray Edward Murphy Kathryn Naber Dennis Nagel Alex Nauduzas Saundra Neville William Niro Mary Nix Henry Northen Charlene Ober Thomas Olsen Charyl Orchard Joseph Orens Howard O'Shell John Ostrander Robert Otte Donald Palmer Annette Panzera Margaret Patterson Geoffrey Patton James Paul Joseph Pegano Carol Pell George Phillips Patricia Pilyih Russell Pontow Patricia Preuhs Robert Quimby Cheryl Rachfal Bonnie Range Judith Range Dennis Reilly Gilbert Remley David Rhoads Daniel Robison Gary Rosing Elaine Roth Peter Rouillard Dorothy Rouser Ann Marie Sacco Marjorie Sankey Cheryl Schaefer Kathleen Schaefer Richard Schafer Evelyn Schauer Robert Scheider 96 FRESHMEN Charles Schmidt John Schmidt Mark Schmidt Russell Schmitt Barbara Schultz Lynn Schuster Joanne Schwartz Marsha Schwarz Dorsey Scruggs Elaine Seamen Diane Serafini Mary Ann Shorr Linda Sill Robert Simoni Richard Sites Richard Smiley Robert Smith Albert Speicher Richard Starace Edward Stasik John Steigerwald Thomas Steinbeck Susan Stern Jeffrey Stevens Diedre Stoehr Shirley Sudomerski Sherman Swisher Richard Szeg Edith Tarasovic Edward Tech Gary Tener Nancy Tole Andrew Tomko Theodore Turner Gwendolyn Tush Bruce Vader Linda Vandermast Susan Vanistendael Linda Waldo William Walsko Martin Warncke Karen Wasecko Charlene Wazny Jacqueline White Joyce Whitehead George Whitmyre Martha Wiedenheft Richard Wiedenheft Carol Wigton David Windstein Mary Lou Wolfe Harry Wulff Victor Yecko Marilyn Ziolkowski These Freshmen did not have their pictures taken: Jacquelyn Gallo, Anne Harrison, Robert Harrison, Judith Konn, Charles McCaffrey, James Miller, August Short, Pamela Smedley, David Woehler, Brenda Yalenty, Dorothy Zink, Patricia Ziolkowski. 97 CLUBS He that will make a good use of any part of his life must allow a large part of it to recreation. —Locke Bal'hi S?aff: Bottom Row: Mr. Michael, D. Sherman, S. Shallcross, C. Mahl, B. Goodall, B. Pflum, B. Smith, R. Curran. Row 2: Mr. McCormick, L. Conwell, M. Sturges, C. Feick, N. Griffin, J. Melaney, D. Russell, J. Boggs, Miss Kirkland. Top Row: D. Dar- ling, J. Gaydos, B. Heley, J. Rhoads, B. Hill, P. Ignatius. PRESERVING SCHOOL YEAR MEMORIES THE BALTHI Balthi Editors: Bottom Row: S. Orens, B. McKeever, T. McKenna, E. Taylor, J. Schwartz. Top Row: A. Pinkerton, S. Brinkerhoff, M. Huemrich, L. Young, S. McRoberts, J. Taylor. EDITORIAL STAFF Co-editors Business Manager Faculty Section Senior Section Activities Section Music Section Sports Section Head Typist Head Proofreader Barbara McKeever Toni McKenna Shirley McRoberts Elaine Taylor Margaret Huemrich Beatrice Schorsch Sarah Orens Linda Young Sally Brinkerhoff Al Pinkerton Judy Schwartz Jeri Taylor A great deal of work went behind the publication of this, the 1960 Balthi. Under the guidance of Miss Kirkland, Mr. Michael, and Mr. McCormick, the editors and staff members worked hard and enthusiastically to publish one of Baldwin's finest annuals. The work began in the previous school year with the selection of the editors. The edi- torial staff spent part of the summer plan- ning and arranging the layout of the book, so that the actual work of taking, identify- ing, and naming pictures was able to begin early in the school year. The Balthi strived to give the class of '60 a yearbook long to be remembered. 100 EDITORIAL STAFF Co-editors News Editor Features Editor Sports Editor Publicity Editor Head Typists Photography Editor Pat Robinson Don Mitchell Carol Feick Joy Utley Richard Frye Diane Dickerson Barbara Rautner Mitzi Milanovich John Rhoads This year's PURBALITE made its debut with a new look. For the first time, it was a completely independent newspaper, printed under the guidance of Mr. Robbins and the boys in the print shop. One of the excellent features of this year's PURBALITE was an abundance of pictures. Co-editors, Don Mitchell and Pat Robinson, expanded the scope of the paper to include not only stories concerning the school, but those of interest to the community. The PURBALITE brought many enjoyable moments to many Baldwin students. Purbalite Editors: Bo'tom Row: D. Mitchell, P. Robinson, D. Frye, C. Feick. Top Row: B. Rautner, J. Rhoads, J. Utley, M. Milano- vich, D. Dickerson. THE PURBALITE BIGGER AND BETTER PURBALITE: Bottom Row: Mr. Greiner, J. Getzug, P. Maloney, J. Butler, P. Horn, M. Hile, D. Kozilkowski, C. DeMare, J. McCaf- fery, G. Hall, Mr. Robbins. Row 2: J. Calabro, A. Tagliaferro, G. Zastempa, C. Mahl, B. McKeever, C. Edwards, J. Cromie, K. Hardy, E. Timmons, J. Recker, P. Schauer. Row 3: C. Eiben, L. Crouch, M. Wellener, N. Rauch, R. Zaremba, S. Orens, C. Brown, T. Hamrock, L. Cofsky, D. Bomer, J. Murawski. Top Row: B. Tuite, J. Shoup, K. Rachfal, P. Ignatius, B. MacCallum, E. Wal- ders, B. Cullison, B. Bauer. STUDENT SENATE The Student Senate, sponsored by Mr. Neuhard, is the governmental body of the school. Each homeroom elects a rep- resentative and an alternate to present its suggestions concerning matters of in- terest to our school and its students. In addition to its regular business, the Sen- ate published the annual handbook, THE HIGHLANDER. The Student Senate sponsored buses to the away football games, which pro- moted school spirit. After Friday night home basketball games, the students danced to the music of the Bel-Aires at the Basket Ball, sponsored by the Senate. This year, instead of making two sep- arate collections, the Student Senate made one big money collection, giving part of it to the United Fund and the other part to the March of Dimes. The big accomplishment of the year was the successful completion of raising the necessary funds to sponsor a foreign exchange student for next year. Baldwin also participated in a very successful school exchange program with several of the schools in this area. Student Senate Officers: C. Feick, R. Frye, N. Rauch, R. Cutler, M. Reed On Class Day, the Senate climaxed a successful year with the presentation of activity awards to outstanding seniors who had earned the required number of points by participation in extra-curricular activities. OFFICERS President Vice President Secretary Assistant Secretary Treasurer Richard Frye Richard Cutler Carol Feick Marjorie Reed Nancy Rauch CO-OPERATION LEADS TO SUCCESS Student Senate: Bottom Row: B. Sill, M. Debelok, J. Schorr, S. Barbin, J. Rockenbach, J. Lewis, D. Kozilkowski, S. Miller, J. Stevens, J. Berseth, P. Sheridan, B. Jones. Row 2: J. McKeever, J. Grundy, N. Hathaway, E. McLaughlin, N. Anderson, L. Car- nett, S. Greaves, J. Piel, M. Moran, J. Wood, J. Melaney, V. Clark, L. Allison, Mr. Neuhard. Row 3: G. Fabrizio, R. Hill, R. Metz, J. Rockenbach, L. Vari, D. Barbin, D. Shaffer, W. Cullison, R. Burnett, G. Peat, S. Abbey. Top Row: D. Warner, J. O'Halek, M. Bernarding, J. Keller, B. MacCallum, R. Brown, C. McCaffery, J. Grossman, J. Bittner, J. Hanlon, R. Knight, N. Kardos. 102 National Honor Society—Seniors: Bottom Row: N. Griffin, D. Russell, P. Horn, K. Brower, N. Fraser, A. Curran, C. Shenkle, B. Smith, B. Pflum, E. O'Brochta. Row 2: $. Orens, C. Feick, J. Utley, T. McKenna, S. Brinkerhoff, B. McKeever, D. Sherman, M. Wazny, N. Anderson, J. Early. Row 3: J. Reynolds, J. Reed, V. Tartaglia, S. Shallcross, M. Melaney, M. Sturges, P. Robinson, Y. Burnett, J. Taylor, K. Conley. Top Row: D. Mitchell, J. Kimball, J. Rhoads, G. Peat, A. Pinkerton, R. Schafer, R. Hill, R. Metz, J. Rockenbach. National Honor Society—Underclassmen: Bottom Row: L. Allison, P. Horvath, C. Sleeman, J. Schorr, S. Thompson, N. Waite, B. Buckenmaier, G. Sorg, W. Hnatiuk, S. Edwards, B. Guiser, S. Lutz, D. Kozilkowski, C. Vitale. Row 2: I. Hnatiuk, J. Bliss, F. Phillips, K. Renne, L. Phillips, P. Gozik, C. Krogh, L. Schmitt, S. Steinmeyer, C. Bird, J. Baker, B. Watson, G. Ging. Row 3: C. Covey, C. Dalrymple, N. Fee, K. Hardy, B. Rautner, J. Savage, A. True, E. McLaughlin, L. Roth, M. Reed, L. Damich, J. Cromie, G. Jackson. Row 4: M. Misko, J. Recker, K. Bush, D. Macher, J. Beyer, R. Johnson, R. Thomas, R. MacCallum, P. Vantine, L. Ringler, S. Baker. Top Row: B. Wetzel, L. Kelly, N. Grundy, C. Armstrong, R. Mosko, K. Cordier, J. Miller, V. Clark, L. Stevens, D. Urbaitis, R. Wells. SUPERIOR IN SCHOLASTIC ACHIEVEMENT NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The goal of all scholastically minded stu- dents at Baldwin was the National Honor So- ciety. The standards of this club were high because membership was open only to those students who received at least two A's in ma- jor subjects and no less than B's in all others. Along with outstanding scholastic qualities. this organization required its members to be- long to at least two extra-curricular activities at Baldwin. Mr. Jesko was the very capable sponsor who checked every member's report card at the end of each nine-week period. The membership cards which were distributed represented high scholastic achievement. Science Club: BoHom Row: G. Soviers, P. Klein, L. Morrow, M. Huemrich, J. Taylor, R. Hill, T. Whitsett, S. Wehner. Row 2: C. Vogel, H. Ransford, S. Druley, J. Marshall, D. Urbaitis, J. Tho nton, A. Lewis, F. Erskine. Top Row: H. Keptner, R. Majcher, S. Calkins, C. Young, R. Boron, B. Heley, R. Wigton. Biology Club: Bottom Row: R. Boron, B. McKeever, E. O'Brochta, C. Schorsch, G. Kohler, B. Buckenmaier, J. Powelson, J. Varner. Row 2: Mrs. Gibbon, J. Knight, P. Klein, J. Witherspoon, K. Renne, E. McLaughlin, D. Zelder, B. Watson, S. Atherton. Top Row: J. Rhoads, R. Rabold, G. Peat, S. Calkins, D. Rauch, D. Macher, D. Stickler. PROFOUND INTEREST IN SCIENCE SCIENCE CLUB BIOLOGY CLUB Under the sponsorship of Mr. Bartos, the science club spent many hours conducting ex- periments, viewing filmstrips, and studying physical phenomena. The highlight of the year was the planning and conducting of the school's science fair from which fifteen out- standing projects were chosen to be entered in the fair at Buhl Planetarium. The Biology Club, directed by Mrs. Gibbon, was of primary interest to those students who were planning careers in medicine or biology. At their meetings the members viewed films, made blood tests, and conducted other experi- ments and dissections. Through several field trips, the members advanced their knowledge and gained a greater understanding of this field of science. 104 Chemistry Club: Bottom Row: G. Peat, J. Varner, N. Brown, M. Sturges, N, Anderson, J. Smith, G. Kohler. Row 2: R. Boron, J. Kelley, A. Pinkerton, R. Schafer, E. Collet, C. Reilly, F. Erskine, Mr. Crawford. Top Row: J. Kimball, B. Heley, J. Tinker, B. Hill, R. Rabold, J. Rhoads, P. Ignatius. CHEMISTRY CLUB MATH CLUB The Chemistry Club, under the guidance of Mr. Crawford, was organized this year to give the members added knowledge in the field of chemistry. This club met after school where they conducted experiments and tests and viewed demonstrations. The group also took several field trips in order to gain on-the-spot knowledge about this phase of science. This small group's purpose was to solve various mathematical problems, while under the competent leadership of Mr. Wagner. The meetings were held twice a month on Wednes- days after school, and were attended mainly by Senior Academic Math students. These stu- dents, through participation in the club, broad- ened their mathematical knowledge through this beyond-the-classroom experience. FURTHERING ACADEMIC KNOWLEDGE Math Club: Bottom Row: D. Mit- chell, Mr. Wagner, R. Boron. Top Row: J. Taylor, L. Morrow, B. He- ley, J. Kimball, J. Hanna, B. Mel- man, J. Powelson. 105 Spanish Club: Bottom Row: D. Mil- ler, A. Bird, J. Bieri, D. Russell, J. Utley, J. Reynolds, J. McCaffery, B. Smith. Row 2: B. DePalma, C. Marks, J. Stanko, A. Curran, N. Fra- zer, B. Goodall, N. Murray, R. Boy- lan. Row 3: Mr. Trujillo, J. Stew- art, P. Robinson, T. McKenna, V. Rowell, M. Wazny, D. Herberger, C. Gessner, B. McCrackin. Row 4: J. Scheidenhelm, J. Barone, M. John- son, J. Reed, V. Vierling, S. Shall- cross, J. Bliss, J. Taylor. Top Row: D. Shaffer, D. Smiley, T. Wood, J. Orchard, J. Tresch, L Housley, L. Vari, S. Schlansky. SPANISH CLUB LATIN CLUB The Spanish Club was new to Baldwin this year. Sponsored by Mr. Trujillo, the club pro- vided the members with knowledge about the culture, historical background, and the way of life in the Spanish speaking countries of the world. One of the projects accomplished by the members was making pinatas at Christ- mas. The Latin Club, comprised of first and sec- ond year Latin students, became better ac- quainted with the customs, as well as the lan- guage of the ancient Romans through projects, skits, and other activities. Progress in under- standing was led by Miss Rackley, the club's sponsor. Latin Club: Bottom Row: K. Renne, P. Gozik, G. Ging, S. Early, S. Edwards, B. Guiser, S. Lutz. Row 2: Miss Rackley, L. Kelley, C. Sleeman, B. Cullison, R. Mosko, C. Armstrong, J. McKeever, P. Reed. Top Row: P. Vantine, J. Vogel, T. Hoffman, R. Wig- ton, B. Caulk, B. Hughey, W. Sillman. 106 Speech and Debate Club: Bottom Row: E. Yermack, C. Buhr, R. Cutler, C. Seifert, R. Johnson. Row 2: D. Zuris, B. Kopycinski, P. Keady, K. East, V. Clarke. Top Row: Mr. Butler, B. MacCallum, R. Hill, R. Schafer. SPEECH AND CHESS CLUB Under the guidance of Mr. Fazio, the mem- bers of the chess club played either to improve their game or to learn the basic fundamentals by playing. The game of chess requires con- centration and intellect, and the members found great interest and enjoyment in partici- pating in this activity. Chess Club: Bottom Row: Mr. Fazio, R. Snouffer, R. Simmons, J. McGann, C. Seifert, D. Moorhead, J. Westerman. Row 2: J. Smith, G. Burg, P. Keady, G. Ebenhack, C. Covey, E. Stasik Row 3: R. Pell, D. Musuneggi, J. Reed, P. Fassett, B. Holden, J. Baughman. Top Row: T. Chikes, J. Orens, C. Campbell, D. Zuris, B. Covey, R. Englert. DEBATE CLUB This year's club was ably guided by Mr. Butler, head of the speech division, and Mr. Klein, head of the debate division. It gave practical experience and self-confidence to all its members by encouraging interscholastic competition during the school year. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Due to the large membership, the Future Teachers of America was divided into two groups this year. The Betkins Chapters, sen- iors, was under the able direction of Mrs. Jen- kins. The juniors were directed by Mrs. Daley. FTA members assisted the teachers and used every opportunity to learn more about their chosen profession. In observance of National Education week. they distributed an apple to each teacher in the district through the courtesy of the B. P.- E. A. A bake sale, card party and fashion show were held to raise money for the scholar- ship fund. Members were given the oppor- tunity to observe a class and assume the teach- ing responsibilities of that class for a day. Ac- tivities for the year ended with the annual club banquet. FTA Eleventh Grade: Bottom Row: L. Melman, N. Suciu, M. Pflaum, M. Scutt, J. McKeever, B. Watson, N. Hathaway, A. Taglia- ferro, M. Hile, J. Farbaugh, C. Schorsch. Row 2: J. Schorr, J. Butler, L. Herzog, C. Vitale, S. Atherton, B. Buckenmaier, E. Tim- mons, D. Berg, V. Paynter, G. Sorg, L. Hellerstedt. Row 3: J. Cromie, B. Corbett, S. Pangle, P. Magner, R. Zaremba, N. Rauch, L. Phillips, J. Shettler, S. Early, P. Gozik, K. Hardy, Mrs. Daley. Top Row: S. Wehner, G. Frey, J. Grundy, B. Mohr, P. Reed, K. Renne, D. Simoni, B. Thomas, S. Androski, S. Schein, A. Bonsall. FTA Twelfth Grade: Bottom Row: B. Schorsch, J. Stanko, E. Peterson, M. Johnson, S. Shallcross, J. Bartlett, B. Goodall, G. Hall, B. Pflum. Row 2: B. Smith, N. Frazer, C. Stewart, D. Russell, J. Boggs, N. Cummins, A. Curran, N. Murray. Row 3: Mrs. Jenkins, M. Wellener, V. Rowell, D. Herberger, J. Early, B. McCrackin, M. Melaney, J. Krohe, J. Utley. Top Row: N. An- derson, S. Havekotte, J. McCaffory, S. Orens, J. Reed, C. Marks, B. DePalma. 108 Junior Red Cross—11th and 12th: Bottom Row: N. Cummins, C. Ambrose, M. Cook, K. Kreuer, S. Thompson, C. Citron, R. Za- remba, L. Phillips, A. Tagliaferro, H. DePhillips, D. Conwell, N. Weidman. Row 2: D. Sherman, M. Wellener, M. Brewer, L. Damich, D. Vislay, B. Hallisey, D. Zelder, M. Alexy, G. Ging, E. Domurot, E. McLaughlin, C. Vance. Top Row: J. Schwartz, P. Thurston, M. Milanovich, E. Harvey, B. Perrott, S. Wissenbach, L. Roth, S. Androski, A. Blosel, J. McKeever, S. Schein. Junior Red Cross—9th and 10th: Bottom Row: M. Mele, C. Bird, J. Rockenbach, P. Tibery, S. Edwards, C. Close, W. Hnatiuk, G. Fellner, J. Miller, N. DeBattista, J. Lauer. Row 2: C. Sleeman, C. Armstrong, M. Herold, C. Dalrymple, M. Hirt, F. Phillips, G. Kraus, J. Baker, L. DePaul, J. Getzug, D. Leisy. Top Row: Mrs. Corbett, P. Keady, J. Swanson, M. Dragar, P. Leyman, K. Bush, N. Grundy, T. Hamrock, K. Miller, L. Cofsky, N. Leva. JUNIOR WORK TO Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Corbett, the girls in the Junior Red Cross again served their community on four levels. These service pro- jects were on the international, national, com- munity, and school levels. Through their con- tinued work, the girls learned to give freely of their time to benefit and bring pleasure to others. RED CROSS HELP OTHERS At their meetings the details of the various activities were carefully planned, and commit- tees were set up to see that the projects ran smoothly and that they were carried out with efficiency. This year their programs consisted of filling Christmas stockings for underprivil- eged children and giving a variety show at the Veteran's Hospital. 109 Key Club: Bottom Row: R. Knight, J. laughlin, R. Frye, R. Cutler, G. Gurchak, L. Isabel, J. Horper, J. Rockenbach. Row 2: M. Michelosen, L. Vari, P. Vantine, A. Young, R. Metz, D. Shaffer, W. Sherman, D. Barbin, J. Schiedenhelm, Mr. Gillooly. Row 3: R. Fabrizio, K. Hasbach, M. Bernarding, D. Warner, W. Dean, R. Boehm, E. Fiertz, T. Buick, D. Rauch. Top Row: M. Elliott, T. Goettge, P. Ignatius, R. Niro, R. Bloomstead, R. Wells, C. Beaudet, R. Burnett, A. Pinkerton. ALWAYS LEND A HELPING HAND KEY CLUB The Key Club, under the guidance of Mr. Gillooly, is sponsored by the Brentwood- Whitehall Kiwanis Club. The Key Club pro- vided service to the school by distributing supplies to the homerooms each month and collecting books at the end of the year. Last summer at the International Key Club Convention, Baldwin's club was awarded a Merit Certificate for its out- standing contributions in service to the com- munity. One of their main projects this year was the support of a foreign orphan. A car wash in the fall and their annual dance in the spring rounded out their program for the year. Through their various projects this club provided many services to the school and the community. M. Elliott, R. Bloomstead, P. Ignatius Our Delivery Boys! 110 Hi-Y: Bottom Row: D. Rauch, L. Vari, D. Nonz, R. Frye, J. Harper, M. Bernarding, A. Young. Row 2: Mr. Karpa, T. Jones, M. Wilson, J. Meder, R. Cecere, A. Schmidt, J. Krebs. Top Row: D. Shaffer, T. Wood, J. Geis, M. Simoni, B. Crozier, P. Ignatius, R. Bloomstead. Hl-Y The Baldwin Hi-Y was directed by Mr. Kar- pa. The purpose of the club was to create, maintain, and extend through the home, school, and community, high standards of Christian character. For various holidays the boys collected food and clothing for needy families. In addition to their service projects, they also managed to turn out a winning bas- ketball team. OUR SPORTS LETTERMEN The goal of every athletically minded stu- dent was the Varsity Lettermen Club, spon- sored by Mr. Crevar. To qualify as a letter- man, a boy must have earned, by hard work and athletic ability, a letter in a sport. A mem- orable event of the year was the Faculty- Lettermen basketball game which was played to raise money for their various activities. These boys were rightfully dubbed as out- standing sportsmen. ENTHUSIASTS Varsity Lettermen: Bottom Row: J. Rockenbach, R. Moss, L. Isabel, R. Salera, R. Cutler, C. Fischer, T. Ranft, D. Ludwig, J. Schiedenhelm, P. Newcomb, P. Sheridan. Row 2: H. Frapps, J. Neumeyer, R. Fabrizio, G. Grossman, W. Barto, T. Buck, T. Lewis, D. Nanz, A. Simoni, J. Hitchcock. Row 3: E. Fiertz, J. Cowgill, T. Sestak, J. Laughlin, J. O'Halek, W. Dean, B. Huff, R. Benson, T. Zumbrook, P. Renne. Row 4: R. McGreevy, M. Bernarding, J. Meder, R. Cecere, J. Ringeisen, D. Rauch, R. Metz, R. Boehm, B. George, T. Buick. Row 5: G. Gurchak, D. McCreary, C. Beaudet, K. Hasbach, R. Burnett, J. Harper, T. Hoffman, T. Mayhew, R. Cowgill, W. Wetzel. Top Row: B. Long, C. Stenberg, H. Ott, S. Abbey, R. Bulick, W. Switzer, D. Shaffer, R. Niro, J. Fess, J. Johnson. A great deal of rivalry was seen in the gym on Wednesday evenings when the Lead- ers Club sponsored girls intramurals. The members, comprised of sixty-five senior girls, helped in the organization of teams and acted as coaches, referees, and scorekeepers during the games. Each girl also gave up one study hall a week to aid the gym teachers in class. Here they took roll and helped instruct vari- ous fundamentals of physical education. In doing these things they learned responsibility and leadership. M. Brovet, D. Sherman, D. Bayan, Y. Burnett. Donna and Yvonne watch as Melanie and Dee practice one of the folk dances. LEADERS CLUB IF YOU CANT PARTICIPATE IN SPORTS; BE ONE Leaders Club: Bottom Row: C. DeBattista, C. Zord, D. Nasci, K. Brower, D. Cook, P. Thurston, M. Wellener, D. Bayan, Y. Bur- nett, R. Curran, J. McCaffery, B. Smith, G. Hall. Row 2: B. McKeever, D. Meister, J. McDine, L. Young, M. Wazny, V. Rowell, C. Feick, B. Sill, A. Bird, N. Griffin, C. Mahl, J. Boggs, N. Kuttler, K. Stone. Row 3: R. DePalma, C. Speicher, N. Anderson, B McCrackin, D. Seddon, M. Weisz, V. Tartaglia, J. Early, S. Brinkerhoff, L. Conwell, J. Felix, D. Reichenbach. Row 4: Miss Hen- derson, P. Robinson, P. Duncan, J. Stanko, J. Crosby, G. Clarke, S. Shallcross, J. Krohe, K. Kelly, P. Mann, G. Gerst, C. Marks. Top Row: M. Brovet, D. Sherman, T. McKenna, E. Peterson, J. Reed, S. Richards, B. Gusten, S. Krapp, J. Jenkinson, M. Schultz, S. Orens. 112 Y-Teen Officers: Bottom Row: Mrs. Fox, L. Allison, K. Kamineck, B. Fettis, L. Schmitt, L. Cooper, Mrs. Enlow. Row 2: M. Reed, E. McLaughlin, A. Bonsall, M. Scutt, M. Hile, C. Schorsch. Top Row: J. Crosby, S. McIntosh, T. McKenna, E. Taylor, N. GrifTin, S. Dolinar. SERVICE IS THEIR MOTTO Y-TEENS The Y-Teens, a branch of the Y.W.C.A., were divided into three groups: the sopho- more group, led by Mrs. Enlow; and the junior and senior groups guided by Mrs. Fox. The membership was composed of girls who gave of their time freely to assist in service to others. They also gave a little of themselves in every- thing they did. The meetings were held on afternoons following school, and many groups frequently found themselves in the midst of a service project. Although they were quite busy with these projects, they still found time for fun at bowling and roller-skating parties. The year was brought to a climax by the spring formal which is sponsored by these energetic workers every year. R. Brown, H. DePhillips Rosemary and Helen sold many Herbie Dogs and Baldwin High lander pencils to raise money for Y-Teens. 113 Girls Pep Club: Bottom Row: V. Herrick, J. Rockenbach, M. Malone, M. Schultz, M. Wellener, B. Gustashaw, B. Wolber, E. Schuster, D. Debolt. Row 2: J. Shettler, K. Evert, E. Wilker, J. Baker, B. Sill, A. Bird, P. Magner, S. Schmalz, N. Sjciu, L. Mel- man. Row 3: J. Swanson, J. Krohe, S. Havekotte, K. Peterson, B. Corbett, J. Yost, P. Pearson, N. Rauch, P. lovino, C. Bird. Top Row: Mrs. Weinheimer, J. Jenkinson, P. Hess, C. Wiehl, S. Wilson, J. Hizer, G. Jackson, J. Heil. THEY'VE GOT THE PEP GIRLS PEP CLUB BOYS PEP CLUB The Girls Pep Club was sponsored by Mrs. Weinheimer. These girls displayed their abundant store of energy at the various ath- letic events, and were readily spotted in their white pep club sweaters. The highlight of the year was Senior Recognition Night when a pep queen and two attendants were crowned. These girls proved themselves wor- thy assets when it came to cheering the team on to victory. The Boys Pep Club was sponsored by Mr. Bruni and could be distinguished in the stands by their purple beanies. Planning Senior Recognition was a difficult job, but the boys managed to complete it successfully. These boys were greatly appreciated at the various athletic events and certainly did their share to promote school spirit. Boys Pep Club: Bottom Row: W. Cullison, D. Moggs, R. Day, D. Ludwig, J. Schiedenhelm, L. Vari, R. Frye, R. Cecerc, K. Walker G. Kohler. Row 2: Mr. Bruni, D. Rauch, R. Metz, J. Rockenbach, D. Nanz, D. Barbin, B. George, T. Buck, L. Gagliardi, J. Ho field. Row 3: E. Fiertz, H. Keicher, G. Gaetano, J. Walsh, L. Ossowski, M. Elliott, D. George, R. Boehm, A. Young, A. Schmidt Row 4: J. Kelley, D. Shaffer, J. Wheeler, T. Jones, M. Wilson, R. Burnett, L. Isabel, B. Hughey, R. Brown. Row 5: R. Eloom stead, B. Neely, R. Boron, S. Struebing, D. Smiley, P. Ignatius, J. Harper, G. Gurchak, C. Beaudet. Top Row: W. Monahan J. Laux, R. Zumbrook, N. Kardos, J. Appel, D. Lindsey, J. Kimball, D. Gies. Concessions Club: Bottom Row: M. Frazer, L. Kilmer, G. Palak, D. Lynch, J. Gongaware, B. Monford, A. Milano, S. Milano. Row 2: S. Abbey, C. Phillips, P. Schauer, L. Schmidt, N. Leva, J. Huebner, H. DePhillips, C. Kalenack, M. Alexy. Row 3: B. Heley, P. Brewer, L. Damich, C. McKeever, D. Dietz, H. Finnegan, D. Munz, L. Crouch, M. Milanovich. Top Row: R. Hill, J. Des- calzi, B. Hughey, B. Cullison, L. Kelley, A. Rousseau, R. Hogue, L. King. CONCESSIONS CLUB This was the first year that the Concessions Club was an independent organization. Spon- sored by Mr. Campbell, this group braved all kinds of weather to sell hot dogs, candy, po- tato chips, coffee, pop, and programs at all home football and basketball games. Besides these tasks, the members of the Concessions Club worked in the stadium during the after- noon of the game chipping ice, setting up the trailers, and unloading the pop cases. Their work enabled the spectators to more fully en- joy the game. A NECESSARY PART OF THE GAME Pep Queen and Attendants: M. Wellener, B. Sill, B. Wolber. Our Pep Queen, Margie Wellener and her attend- ants, Barb and Bev, reigned over the festivities of Senior Recognition Night. 115 F.B.l.A. Bottom Row: K. Frisch, C. Scott, R. Curran, P. Horn, J. Schwartz, M. Brovet. Row 2: J. Shellogg, B. Zenkovich, B. Conkel, C. Shenkle, J. Silverhart, Miss Conte. Row 3: J. Crosby, J. Jenkinson, K. Peters, C. Roth, J. Felix. Top Row: L. Conwell, B. Gusten, C. Froelich, P. Jaczesko. FUTURE BUSINESS UEADERS OF AMERICA BALDWIN S FUTURE SECRETARIES A new club made its appearance at Bald- win this year, the Conwin, chapter of the Future Business Leaders of America. Spon- sored by Miss Conte, this club consisted of twenty-two members. Qualifications for mem- bership were good grades in all subjects, spe- cifically business subjects, and a sincere inter- est in working in the business world in the future. The club accomplished such things as typ- ing the ninth grade newspaper, becoming ac- quainted with business machines, and learn- ing about specific careers in the business field. B. Corbett Remember—Keep your eyes on the copy! 116 SECRETARIAL CLERICAL CLUB SERVICE CLUB The Clerical Club extends to all of its mem- bers practice and experience that will help them in their chosen vocations during future years in the business world. Each member served as a personal secretary to each of the teachers and did all their necessary mimeo- graphing and typing. Mrs. Reinhardt success- fully guided the club this year. One of the most hard-working clubs at Baldwin was the Secretarial Service Club, sponsored by Mrs. Magness. The club had two very worthwhile purposes. The first was to give the members experience for future office work and the second was to provide each teacher with his own secretary to type, mimeograph, and do his other secretarial work. Clerical Club: Bottom Row: M. loche, J. McClory, L. Windham, D. Spirich, M. Thomas, S. Dolinar, C. Angel, G. Claire, L. De- Angelis, G. Perella. Row 2: S. Dudt, J. Cummings, A. Rachfal, V. Brantlinger, N. Jordan, J. Haley, J. Slagle, J. Desport, K. Kezmoh, E. Koehnlein. Row 3: G. Clarke, P. Rouillard, J. Slaipoh, J. Felix, D. Reichenbach, L. Yalenty, G. Narveleit, B. White, P. Born, S. Ochiuto. Top Row: J. Drew, S. Campbell, J. Milliken, A. Gerbec, P. Jaczesko, D. Meister, M. Schultz, S. Fenton, S. Idacicco. Secretarial Service Club: Bottom Row: C. DeBattista, J. Schwartz, B. Conkel, D. Nasci, D. Wallace, C. Shenkel, D. Maudice, K. Frisch, P. Horn, C. Scott, R. Curran, D. Reynolds. Row 2: Mrs. Magness, B. Fabiseski, S. Connors, A. Malinski, J. Hatfield, N. Kuttler, J. Shellogg, B. Zenkovich, J. Silverhart, M. Brovet, P. Thurston, B. Gustashaw. Row 3: J. Jenkinson, C. Froelich, M. Kra- mer, D. Darling, S. Marshall, K. Peters, T. Borneman, L. Conwell, D. Dithrich, N. Reynolds. Top Row: D. Lane, S. Olcsan, B. Gusten, L. Ziebart, S. Conn, J. Undereiner, C. Woodhall, C. Ro‘h, C. Kraus, J. Crosby. Urhars Club: Bottom Row: I. Waldo, J. Han a, C. Rubei, R. EoyLn, H. Kirschman, B. Pflum, W. H.iatiuk, C. Angel, M. Coleiberry, C. Vital , M. Caquatio, ?. Preuhs. Row 2: Mils Bode, D. Lane, J. Stanko, P. Rooillard, M. Vagila, C. Kalenack, V. Tartaglia, F. Creasey, J. McGann, M. L. Bradel, J. Nelson, R. Weber. Row 3: J. Wright, P. Kessler, L. Herzog, B Gusten, W. Boyd, C. Buhr, J. Drew, J. Stewart, J. Ratay, D. Schaefer, N. Reynolds. Top Row: P. Kcady, J. Savage, S. Abbey, L. Stevens, D. Paterno, J. Jones, E. Geis, B. Cullison, H. Calvert. OUR WILLING USHERS CLUB The Ushers Club, sponsored by Miss Bode, proved to be quite an asset to the proper func- tioning of Baldwin's various evening pro- grams. Among these were Choral Festivals, Band Concerts, and special meetings. The members could be identified by a ribbon on their lapels and were of assistance to anyone wanting help. WORKERS LIBRARY CLUB The girls who served as Junior Librarians gave up several study halls a week to assist Miss Minetti in the library. They spent many hours stamping dates in books, collecting fines for over-due books, and making the necessary repairs of damaged books. As do many of the other clubs, they held their meetings after school. Library Club: Bottom Row: S. Jasik, R. Brown, D. Kozikowski, J. Reed, V. Tartaglia, C. Zord, M. Malone. E. Schuster. Row 2: Miss Minetti, B. Conkel, J. Appel, B. Wolfe, L. Herzog, N. Fraser, C. Smith, S. Stemp, D. Miller. Row 3: P. Schauer, B. Schmidt, M. Cardani, S. McRoberts, J. Knight, P. Klein, K. Conley, A. Malinski. Top Row: S. Wissenbach, J. Witherspoon, L. Melman, J. Maley, A. Rousseau, M. Melaney, P. Northern. Future Homemakers of America: Bottom Row: C. Brown, M. Frazer, M. Scutt, N. Murray, B. Conkel, D. Lynch. Row 2: Miss Malone, J. Hanna, C. Ober, R. Boylan, K. Frisch, C. Shenkel, Miss Harris. Top Row: S. Finn, B. Thomas, J. Stewart, J. Cromie, J. Silverhart, D. Lynch. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The F. H. A.'s main purpose was to give to all its members inspiration in future home- making. From hearing speakers and learning to plan meals, these girls gained material beneficial to them in becoming housewives. The club was open to girls of all grades and was guided by Miss Malone and Miss Harris. GRAPHIC ARTS CLUB The Graphic Arts Club, sponsored by Mr. Robbins, was designed to acquaint its mem- bers with the tools and machinery needed in the printing trade. These boys used the facili- ties of the print shop to print name cards, sta- tionery, and booklets for their own pleasure. PREPARATION FOR THE FUTURE Graphic Arts Club: Bottom Row: Mr. Robbins, R. Christensen, D. Musuneggi, D. Rybar, R. Johns- ton. Row 2: J. Beyer, J. Vee- der, G. Saviers, R. Hupe. Top Row: B. Bushman, M. Turner, C. Covey, P. Broeren. 119 Art Club: Bottom Row: B. Gusten, J. Powelson, J. East, D. Miller, C. Vance, T. Wood, M. Wellener, L. Roth, S. Jasik, N. Schilling. Row 2: Mr. Henkowsky, C. Simoni, E. Domurot, J. Shettler, A. Tagliaferro, P. Pearson, N. Suciu, L. Melman, D. Dickerson, D. Russell. Row 3: H. Keptner, C. Dalzell, P. Calhoun, S. Phillips, S. Thompson, G. Ging, N. Leva, B. L. Pat- terson, R. Zaremba, N. Rauch. Row 4: M. Kashey, B. Hallisey, P. Schauer, J. Jason, J. Stewart, J. Cromie, J. McDine, S. Shallcross, D. Seddon, N. Anderson. Top Row: H. Keicher, W. Boyd, C. Froelich, W. Sillman, B. Cullison, C. Seifert, R. Hogue, J. Gusten, A. Rosseau, P. Northern. ART CLUB DECORATING CLUB Our fifty-nine members of the Art Club have been kept busy this year, by decorating our halls and bulletin boards. Under the su- pervision of Mr. Henkowsky, this club has prospered. The Decorating Club, sponsored by Mr. Henkowsky, has been busy this year. This club has been responsible for the interesting backdrops for our plays and the unique decor- ations at our dances. ADEPT IN ARTISTIC ABILITY Decorating Club: Bottom Row: L. Stevens, R. Harrison, B. Cullison, H. Ford, K. Wagle. Row 2: Mr. Henkowsky, C. Brandau, M. Kashey, R. Harrison, E. Walder. Top Row: J. Shoup, J. BuSha, J. Neumeyer. 120 Stage Crew: Bottom Row: D. Rybar, J. Ramsay, J. Murawski, R. Harrison. Top Row: Mr. Sullivan, R. Christensen, H. Ford, R. Cullen, E. Walder, R. Bakos, K. Wagle. Sound Squad: Bottom Row: W. Haftman, L. Jackley, R. Millard, J. Ramsay, D. Maggs, D. Rybar. Top Row: Mr. Waterman, R. Christensen, L. Stevens, D. Butscher, F. Erskine, A. Lewis. OUR UNSUNG HEROES STAGE CREW Mr. Sullivan's stage crew again scored a tremendous hit as the behind the scenes hands in operating and controlling the light- ing and sound equipment during the various assembly programs. The erection of scenery and backdrops were a few of the jobs done at the Christmas and Easter Programs, the class plays, and the band and choral concerts. SOUND SQUAD The main purpose of the sound squad was to aid our classroom learning through interest- ing audio and visual aids. These films made lessons more meaningful and increased com- prehension. These boys were under the ca- pable guidance of Mr. Waterman. The club proved to be of great benefit to both teachers and students. 121 Highlander Hi-Lites: Bottom Row: M. Ziolkowski, L. Vandermast, J. White, V. Brovet, M. Forman, S. Stern. Row 2: Mr. Gar- ber, P. Girdwood, E. Crozier, P. Ziolkowski, L. Waldo, P. Pruehs, K. Wasecko. Top Row: R. Shaefer, E. Tarasovic, N. Becker, N. Patterson, C. Wazny, M. Sankey. HIGHLANDER HI-LITES This year's HI-LITES ' made up of mem- bers of the talented Freshmen Class, ably as- sisted by Mr. Garber, proved to be quite a suc- cess. The art work, cartoons, poems, and stories originated in the imaginative minds of Baldwin's welcomed newcomers. Everyone enjoyed working together in harmony. FRESHMEN SCIENCE CLUB The Freshmen Science Club, sponsored by Miss Schafer, was open to any ninth grade stu- dent interested in science. Their meetings con- sisted of a variety of programs, such as discus- sions and experiments, through which the members became better acquainted with the various fields of science. Freshmen Science Club: Bortom Row: R. Bruce, Miss Schafer, L. Leh.ier. Top Row: G. Remley, G. Whitmyre, J. Orens, J. Stevens. 122 Freshmen Art Club: Bottom Row: M. Wiedenheft, J. White, M. Furman, V. Brovet, C. Meek. Row 2: Mrs. Neuhard, C. Moody, C. Deah, R. Dryer. Top Row: S. Finn, M. Keicher, M. Keck, B. Jordan. NOW A PART OP FRESHMEN ART CLUB SCHOOL ACTIVITIES The talented Freshmen Art Club, under the leadership of Mrs. Neuhard, found ample op- portunities to express their creative abilities during the year. The club, like many of Bald- win's extra-curricular activities, met after school and explored new vistas in the field of art. Freshmen Homeroom Presidents: Bot- tom Row: J. Lukatsky, S. Derenzo, T. Murray, B. Simoni. Top Row: J. Best, D. Smiley, A. Tomko. 123 JUNIOR CLASS PLAY This year the junior class presented the comedy Gramercy Ghost by John Cecil Holm on November 19 and 20. The story con- cerned a young girl, Nancy Willard, who in- herits a ghost, a Revolutionary War deserter, Nathaniel Coombes. He is destined to re- main on the earth forever, unless he delivers a message he has hidden under a tree since the war. Because Nancy is the only one who can see him, her boyfriend, Parker Burnett, believes she is mentally ill and tries to get her committed to an institution. A young news- paper reporter, Charles Stewart, however, believes in her and together they find and de- liver the message. This removes the curse from Nathaniel, and the play ends happily for everyone. CAST Nancy Willard Karen Meussner Charlie Stewart Don Stickler Nathaniel Coombes Craig Seifert Parker Burnett Ted Michaels Augusta Ames Judy Cromie Margaret Collins Carol Edwards Officer Morrison Bob MacCallum Irv Lou Stevens Rocky Walt Michel Ambulance Driver Lynn Herzog Assistant Sandy McHugh Girl Jean Yost Prompters and Directors: Bottom Row: J. McKeever, V. Paynter. Top Row: P. Gozik, B. Cullison, A. Bonsall. Junior Class Play Leads: D. Stickler, K. Meussner, T. Michaels, C. Seifert. GRAMERCY GHOST Junior Class Play: Bottom Row: L. Herzog, K. Meussner, C. Edwards, W. Michel. Top Row: Mr. Greiner, J. Yost, L. Stevens, D. Stickler, C. Seifert, B. MacCallum, S. McHugh, T. Michaels. Senior Class Play Cast: Bottom Row: M. Cardini, B. Schorsch, B. Conkel, HARVEY , B. Sill, J. Utley, V. Zastempa. Top Row: Mr. Greiner, R. Boron, R. Frye, D. Mitchell, R. Hill, J. Kelley. HARVEY SENIOR CLASS PLAY The delightful comedy, Harvey, by Mary Chase, was presented by the senior class March 31 and April 1. Harvey is a 6' 1W invisible rabbit, the constant companion of Elwood P. Dowd since the evening Elwood met him leaning against a lamp post. Elwood's sister and niece, Veta Louise and Myrtle Mae Simmons, want Elwood committed to Chumley's Rest Home because he sees Harvey, and Veta begins to think she sees him, too. After a mad mix-up and hilarious adven- tures which see Veta committed to the rest home instead of Elwood, even the psychiatrist sees Harvey, and maybe the audience did, too! CAST Myrtle Mae Simmons Veta Louise Simmons Elwood P. Dowd Miss Johnson Mrs. Ethel Chauvenet Ruth Kelly, R. N. Duane Wilson Lyman Sanderson, M.D. William R. Chumley, M.D. Betty Chumley Judge Omar Gaffney E. J. Lofgren Joy Utley Beatrice Schorsch Donald Mitchell Beverly Conkel Marian Cardini Barbara Sill Richard Adcock Robert Hill Richard Frye Virginia Zastempa Ronald Boron John Kelley Prompters and Directors: Bottom Row: J. Bart- Senior Class Play Leads: Bottom Row: B. Schorsch, J. Utley, lett, B. Melman. Row 2: N. Brown, V. Vierling. Top Row: R. Frye, D. Mitchell. Top Row: G. Peat. MUSIC Among the instruments of love and peace, surely there can be no sweeter, safer, more effective voice than that of gentle peace-breathing music. —Elihu Burritt Highlanders: C. Schorsch, S. Minick, B. Watson, J. Backstrom, E. Taylor, W. Boyd, P. Maloney, N. Waite. THE HIGHLANDER BAND Summer vacation was again cut short for Highlander Band members who spent many long hot hours in training sessions. The re- sult of their work was demonstrated at half- time during football season when they aston- ished us by their ability to march, dance, and play their instruments at the same time. Among the most outstanding numbers per- formed last fall were: Bill Bailey Won't You Please Come Home, The Baldwin Boogie, and Tiger Rag. On September 15, Baldwin was host to a band show in which seven area schools par- ticipated. It was a wonderful evening of en- tertainment for the audience and quite an ex- perience for band members. Band: Top Row: H. Stover, A. Neumeyer, R. Mathews, D. Foor, J. Hinkel, R. Kamerer, R. Chesnos, A. Pinkerton, G. Peat. Row 2: J. Stuebgen, T. Pastorius, S. Orens, H. Sellers, C. Edwards, R. Larson, D. Berlin, R. Wetteroff, T. Fahrner, L. Housley, D. Elliott. Row 3: G. Keller, L. DePaul, E. Timmins, D. Stoebe, N. Kerr, S. Silverhart, F. Hicks, R. Moss. Bottom Row: C. Schorsch, S. Minick, E. Taylor, B. Watson, J. Rum- baugh, K. Miller. The annual Mid-Year Concert was held February 10 and 11. Mr. Mcllroy and his band again outdid themselves with their music and special effects. Among the show stoppers was an Indian dance by Dick Frye to a very unusual song called Thunderbird. The con- cert was also dotted with such favorites as Glenn Miller's American Patrol and Leroy Anderson's Forgotten Dreams. Even before the show was perfected, rehearsals in the auditorium were drawing large crowds of on- lookers. Everyone eagerly looked forward to the Spring Concert where the band added fame to fame. Wherever and whenever the band goes, all eyes are on the majorettes, the Highland- ers and Pipers. They are the symbol of our Highlander theme and add prestige to Baldwin. Band: Top Row: R. Osborn, J. Cook, R. Knight, J. Rhoads, A. Patterson, I. Steadman, J. Geis, T. Goettge, R. Backenstoss, J. Hudson, J. Davies, W. Spence, W. Dean, T. Evans, R. Paternoster, R. Gotch. Row 2: R. Gotch, T. Hunter, J. Bittner, W. Stanley, P. Anderson, L. Ringler, D. Butscher, K. Knobel, R. Thomas, S. McHugh, D. Wuchenich, M. Atherton, D. Hays, J. Bartlett, C. Leut- hold, N. Spence, J. Mcllroy, K. Schuster. Row 3: D. Zelder, P. Lowery, R. SnoufFer, D. Bayan, E. Morrow, Y. Burnett, D. Stick- ler, B. Rautner, K. Hardy, B. Schorsch, S. Atherton, B. Buckenmaier, R. Cromlish, R. Milliken. Bottom Row: J. Schorr, K. Cor- dier, E. O'Brochta, V. Rowell, L. Conwell, J. Rumbaugh, H. Martin, J. Backstrom, W. Boyd, P. Maloney, N. Waite. Denny, Jim, and Karen are pre- paring for Choir rehearsal with the aid of another addition to Baldwin — cabinets for filing music folders. D. Gies, J. Walsh, K. Brower HIGHLANDER CHOIR The 1959-1960 Highlander Choir, under the fine direction of Mr. Shalley, once again blended their voices to create music which de- lighted their audiences. The Choir's first appearance this year was at the Stephen Foster Memorial, and in spite of the fact that there were many new members and little time for preparation, they did an ex- cellent job. They also participated in the Thanksgiving assembly and presented a beau- tiful program of Christmas music before the holidays. Parents, teachers, and friends who came to the program joined in for the tradi- tional finale of Oh, Come All Ye Faithful. After a short rest the Choir began work- ing on their music for the Easter assembly and Spring Concert. The concert was not only good listening, but the robes were laid away to be replaced by evening gowns and white dinner jackets, and the appearance was as pleasing as the sound. This year's Highlander Choir again sur- passed itself in quality, and for the seniors of the Choir, the year ends appropriately with the words of Sir Thomas Wyatt, Now is this song both sung and past . . Highlander Choir: Top Row: T. Probed, J. Reynolds, J. McKeever, J. Walsh, R. Cullen, J. Donahue, P. Fassett, J. Mcllroy, T. Lemley, W. Wetzel, W. Gracey, S. Baker, M. Capizzi, D. Urbaitis, R. Lewis, L. O'Brien, P. Ignatius, D. Shaffer, D. Gies, R. Ad- cock, E. Harvey, M. Kramer, S. Schmeltzer. Row 2: N. Hathaway, J. Hartung, P. Yecko, T. Jorishie, H. Smith, G. Unglaub, C. Eiben, T. Chikes, N. Kratsas, D. McCreary, R. Metz, J. Sterzinger, W. Stanley, D. Rauch, R. Boehm, K. Hasbach, R. Provan, R. Fleis, S. Olcsan, S. Shallcross, Mr. Shalley. Row 3: M. Sturges, M. Melaney, P. Robinson, M. Bierman, L. Lechner, R. DePalma, L. Damich, D. Seddon, L. Schmitt, C. Krogh, K. Evert, T. McKenna, N. Leva, E. McLaughlin, C. Feick, B. Sill, N. Rauch, J. Filice, D. Lynch, B. McCrackin. Bottom Row: D. DeBolt, J. Farbaugh, M. Hile, B. Smith, C. Close, V. Paynter, K. Brower, D. Dickerson, B. McKeever, C. Rosenblatt, G. Sorg, D. Wallace, C. Staub, N. Kerr, J. Shettler, K. Hardy, J. Rumbaugh, M. Brovet, S. Brink- erhoff, K. Stone. Girls Glee Club: Top Row: M. Milanovich, P. Jaczesko, J. Savage, R. O'Brien, L. Roth, J. Vislay, B. Crowley, S. Wissenbach, V. Vierling, J. Hizer, D. Bommer, L. King. Row 2: P. Lehman, R. Weber, L. Cofsky, N. Grundy, J. Heil, D. Meister, D. Herberger, N. Griffin, S. Steinmeyer, N. Fee, B. Cohn, P. Kessler. Row 3: M. Mele, A. Tagliaferro, E. Wilker, S. Threnhauser, C. Knotts, V. Liebau, J. Davidson, L. Kepler, M. Fraser, D. Russell, K. Kezmoh, D. Gasperin. Row 4: J. Lauer, K. Socrates, L. Kirschman, B. Wolber, J. Lewis, S. Miller, J. Miller, B. Geyser, G. Stuck, L. Slosser, S. Barbin, J. Rockenbach. Girls Glee Club: Top Row: B. Hallisey, M. Lucas, G. Clark, P. Ratay, S. Krapp, C. Schultz, C. Chambers, J. Stewart, L. Poliak, J. Bliss, E. Peterson, H. Calvert, Row 2: J. Korolishin, B. Monford, R. Zaremba, T. Hamrock, M. Bradel, J. Swickline, K. Peter- son, S. Flanigan, L. McCreary, K. Kelly, L. Young, D. Sherman. Row 3: J. Yost, S. Erbe, L. Walder, J. Butler, P. Tibery, K. Meuss- ner, N. Murray, P. Tamaggi, M. Milliron, P. Thurston, L. Cooper, C. Rubel. Bottom Row: H. O'Data, B. Stewart, S. Tisch, C. Shenkle, J. McCaffery, B. Hoelzle, P. Fitch, N. DeBattista, B. Willis, C. DeBattista, L. Melman, C. Bird. GIRLS GLEE CLUB This year, the Girls Glee Club was one of the finest ever produced by Baldwin. This was due mainly to the fact that they were given more rehearsal time. In previous years, the girls met only twice a week, and in differ- ent groups. This year, the girls were all sched- uled together for five periods a week. This improvement, plus a lot of hard work resulted in outstanding performances at the school as- semblies, Christmas Program, and the Spring Concert. The group had one hundred and seven members, and was under the able direction of Mr. Shalley, Baldwin's Choral Director. It was his task to choose the fine music that the girls sang, and to direct the rehearsals of this out- standing organization. 131 Boys Glee Club: Top Row: E. Collet, M. Capizzi, R. Lewis, T. Chorba, G. Schmitt, L. O'Brien, L. Tillman, D. Marculaitis, P. Ignatius, D. Shaffer, D. Gies, R. Adcock, J. BuSha, J. Laux. Row 2: R. Cullen, P. Fassett, J. Mcllroy, T. Lemley, C. Cardani, F. Nardei, R. Parzik, S. Struebing, R. Lloyd, D. Urbaitis, S. Baker, W. Wetzel, D. Smiley, E. Mathiott. Row 3: D. Rauch, R. Boehm, R. Metz, S. Williams, J. Gorgeston, T. Jorishie, T. Chikes, C. Schaum, K. Hasbach, J. Walsh, C. Dingfelder, R. Provan, J. Dona- hue, B. Gracey. Bottom Row: D. Maggs, P. Yecko, R. Mikulla, R. Bliss, G. Unglaub, W. Stanley, C. Eiben, H. Smith, C. Seg- ner, N. Kratsas, J. Erskine, W. Schragl, D. McCreary. BOVS GLEE CLUB The Boys Glee Club was also a successful member of the Music Department this year. Their musical ability was more fully developed due to daily scheduled rehearsals. The Glee Club was reduced in size, the rehearsal time being difficult for those with tight schedules. However, it drew many athletes who previous- ly had been unable to practice after school. Many members of the Glee Club are also in Highlander Choir, and their knowledge of music and musical techniques were an asset to the group. The quality of the Glee Club was improved under the direction of Mr. Shal- ley, and their participation in many assem- blies, the Christmas Program and Spring Con- cert certainly added to an evening's entertain- ment. Baldwinaires: Top Row: T. Lemley, D. Urbaitis, S. Baker, L. O'Brien, P. Ignatius, D. Shaf- fer, D. Gies. Row 2: W. Stan- ley, D. Rauch, R. Provan, J. Walsh, K. Hasbach, R. Cullen. Row 3: M. Brovet, T. McKenna, D. Wallace, B. McCrackin, R. DePalma, S. Olcsan, P. Robin- son, M. Kramer. Bottom Row: M. Hile, B. Smith, B. McKeever, K. Brower, G. Sorg, J. Far- baugh, V. Paynter, K. Hardy. 132 Freshmen Choir: Top Row: A. Llewellyn, K. Wasecko, K. Schaefer, K. Arnold, L. Martin, P. Patterson, S. Greaves, M. L. Wolfe, D. Looney, L. Schuster, I. Hnatiuk, B. Yalenty, B. Eiben, M. Androski, D. Zink. Row 2: V. Depp, N. Tole, C. Carlsen, C. Wig- ton, L. Carnett, B. Burgess, M. Kenny, J. Garrett, P. Mohney, L. Clark, G. Bagshaw, E. Crozier, J. Lukatsky. Row 3: D. Man- speaker, C. Hunt, N. Caquatto, P. Girdwood, J. Hinds, E. Tarasovic, A Harrison, B. King, K. Naber, J. Hess, L. Vandermast, D. Rouser. Bottom Row: L. Gathers, J. Murray, J. Berseth, B. Otte, J. Orens, G. Beaudet, L. Lehner, D. GifFin, R. Goslin, D. McLaughlin, B. Mohler, G. Remley. THE FRESHMEN CHOIR The Ninth Grade Chorus, under the direc- tion of Mr. Scandrol, had a rewarding third year of existence. Much time was spent on the techniques of singing in a group, such as proper breath and tone control. Knowledge of this kind increases the musical ability of the singer and greatly improves the sound of the choir. The experience of this group will add to the quality of future senior choral groups. The choir sang in many of our assemblies, but will be remembered especially for their part in the Ninth Grade Spring Concert. D. Rouser, A. Harrison, D. Manspeaker, Mr. Scandrol The Music Department is the proud owner of this ultra- fine tape recorder. Its use as a teaching aid has un- limited possibilities as Mr. Scandrol shows to Dorothy, Ann, and Dave. 133 John, Tom, and Jim are familiar figures to those who have ever spent a Fri- day night at a football game. Their bagpipes ac- company our Highlanders, and together they represent Baldwin's theme. Pipers: J. Rhoads, T. Pastorius, J. Mcllroy. FRESHMEN BAND The Freshmen Band, under the direction of Mr. Mcllroy, was again an active member of the Music Department. Membership con- sisted of twenty-four ninth grade students who had musical ability and interest. They prac- ticed during the third period daily and the re- sults of their efforts were clearly displayed at the Thanksgiving assembly, the Mid-Year Con- cert, and the Ninth Grade Concert. The mem- bers of this organization can be justly proud of this year's progress and accomplishments. Freshman Band: Top Row: W. Moody, G. Remley, G. Berg, A. Speicher, A. Short, H. Hardy, J. Anslow, R. Schafer, R. Cooey. Row 2: H. Wulff, R. Bruce, E. Stasik, J. Ignatius, R. Mohler, J. Berseth, C. Fieger. Bottom Row: J. Henderson, D. Rhoads, J. Orens, M. Wiedenheft, G. Whi!myre, D. Leisy, D. Windstein. Orchestra: Top Row: J. Wood, B. King, K. Arnold, C. Seifert, R. Beerbower, B. Watson, B. Hogue. Row 2: J. Davies, G. Sa- viers, C. Hunt, E. Carlsen, Mr. Mcllroy. Row 3: C. Carlsen, D. Lautenschlager, D. Reese, C. Rosenblatt, J. Slade, J. Kimball, N. Tole, C. Buhr, R. Robison, J. Knight, W. Hnatiuk, G. Palak. Bottom Row: P. Robinson, D. Kitchen, B. Hunter, T. Whittset. ORCHESTRA This year the orchestra was again under the direction of Mr. Mcllroy. It was composed of about 45 members, including a string sec- tion and select members of the band. Rehear- sals for the complete orchestra were held after school once a week, and the string section met every day during school. The Spring Instru- mental Concert, put on by the orchestra, was a huge success. The orchestra also performed on numerous other occasions throughout the school year. Some of these were the Senior and Junior Class Plays, the Christmas pro- gram, and many of our assemblies. The per- formances of this fine instrumental group were greatly enjoyed by everyone who heard them. Mr. Shalley, B. McCrackin, W. Spence, A. Neumeyer The new Music Theory class found that, as a part of the course, they had to compose their own music. Such a project is being explained by Mr. Shalley to Barb, Wally, and Al. 135 136 SPORTS IN SIXTY The sports year at Baldwin began with the summer camp for the football team. The cross-country team also be- gan training during the last two weeks of August. The football team had a mediocre four and five season, but the cross-country team turned in a fine sea- son, closing with the state tournament at Penn State. In November, the basketball team and the wrestling team began their cam- paigns. The basketball team again ran into stiff competition in Section Six. The wrestling team had a fine season with some of the squad going to the post-sea- son wrestling tournaments. As soon as the weather cleared, the baseball team began its spring practice with high hopes of bringing the W.P.I.- A.L. title to Baldwin at the end of the term. K. Bentzen, E. McLaughlin, C. Mahl Mr. Fritsch keeps Kit's arm in shape. Jim Harper gets out for an early round of golf. There's usually havoc in the dressing room when fifty-two Heatherettes try to get dressed in the excited atmosphere of a coming performance. 138 D. McCreary, P. Vantine C. Beaudet, R. Boehm, K. Hasbach, D. Rauch, J. Rockenbach, J. Fess, J. Ringeisen, W. Dean, R. Fabrizio, L. Isabel, R. Metz. The track team began practicing out- doors in March, but they had been pre- paring for the season since late winter at the indoor track at South Park. Their practice paid off as they did very well this year. Also during the spring, the golf team had a successful season. Thus ended the sports year at Bald- win for 1960. Although we may not have had winning seasons in all the events, the boys participating learned many skills, but more important they learned sportsmanship and teamwork. E. Fiertz L. Kent, F. Brown Entanglement during practice. FOOTBALL FIGHT! HIGHLANDERS! Coaches: Mr. Gillooly, Mr. Crevar, Mr. Banky, Mr. Fritsch. The football team, coached by Al Crevar, and his assistants—James Gillooly, George Banky, and Warner Fritsch, began the season in late August with summer camp. Injuries to key players suffered during the summer session and a fine Sewickley Area team added up to a Baldwin defeat in the opening game of the season at Baldwin's stadium. Next to visit Baldwin was Langley of the City League. In sound physical shape, the Highlanders had little trouble with the Mus- tangs. Football Team: Bottom Row: L. Isabel, J. Johnson, C. Susan, R. Burnett, H. Ott, C. Stenberg, A. Patterson, B. Long. Row 2: Mgr. J. Watts, P. Renne, K. Rachfal, D. Pogany, A. Simoni, R. Metz, J. Rockenbach, J. Ringeisen, D. Nanz, R. Fabrizio, D. Rauch, Mgr. F. Brown. Row 3: Mgr. A. Young, R. McGreevy, J. Laughlin, J. O'Halek, T. Zumbrook, R. Benson, R. Boehm, M. Bernard- ing, J. Fess, W. Dean, T. Sestak, Mgr. A. Provolt. Top Row: Mgr. M. Michelosen, D. Shaffer, R. Wetzel, C. Beaudet, K. Hasbach, G. Shipp, R. Parzik, T. Chorba, R. Cowgill, B. Thomas, T. Mayhew. Football Managers: Bottom Row: M. Michelolson, B. Crozier. Standing: J. Harper, A. Young, J. Watts, A. Provolt. Baldwin SCORES Opponent 0 Sewickley Area 13 27 Langley 0 21 Bethel 13 19 Carrick 0 0 Uniontown 13 13 Munhall 27 19 West View 14 13 Mt. Lebanon 27 13 Washington 19 WIN! WIN! WIN! Bethel was the next victim of the Crevar men. Baldwin's offense finally began to click, and it was too much for the Bethel team. In their fourth straight home game, the High- landers had little trouble in disposing of its tra- ditional rival, Carrick. Baldwin took to the road for the first time of the season and ran into a tough Uniontown team which proved to be too powerful. For its second straight road game, Baldwin traveled to Munhall. In the roughest game of the year, Baldwin suffered many injuries and was outlasted by a very good Munhall team. Back home again to meet West View, the Highlanders, though missing many of their regu- lars, beat the Indians with some last minute de- fense to make the game a real thriller. On Senior Recognition night the Highlanders met Mt. Lebanon. They played a tremendous first half and might have won the game except for a freak pass interception in the second half which put the game out of reach. To close out the season, Baldwin traveled to Washington. The Highlanders were leading late in the game, but the Presidents' last effort led to the winning touchdown. Although on paper the season seems to be a loss, the Highlanders provided their fans with plenty of excitement and good football, of which they can all be proud. Encouragement from the sideline. 141 Rocky scores again! SENIOR Robin Metz - G. Doug Shaffer • T. Ray Burnett ■ E. Larry Isabel - G. Jim Ringeisen - T. Bob Benson - T. Don Nanz - B. Bennett Long - E. 142 LETTERMEN THEY RE ALL RIGHT. Jim Rockenbach - B. Carl Beaudet • E. Rich Boehm - B. Kit Hasbach B. Jack Fess - E. Doug Rauch - B. GUIDE RIGHT! J. Mandela, M. Scutt, V. Tartaglia, L. Grabowsky A new dash of sparkle was added to halftime football entertainment this year, as the forty-eight snappy Heatherettes marched onto the field to the strains of the Highlander Band. Training began with two weeks of summer practice and con- tinued with after-school rehearsals through- out football season. The precision drill and dance routines performed by the girls re- flected their hard-working efforts. The initial appearance of the Heather- ettes was made at the band festival held in our own stadium in September and they appeared regularly at all football games. Credit for such a successful season as this should be given to Mr. Regis Shalley, the capable director and sponsor of the group. Choreography for the Heatherettes was done by Bonnie Smith and Barbara McKeever. HEATHERETTES Heatherettes: Bottom Row: J. Powelson, M. Scutt, P. Fitch, B. Willis, B. Smith, B. McKeever, S. Miller, J. Lewis, M. Hile, Mr. Shalley. Row 2: C. Zord, C. Mahl, J. Price, P. Thurston, S. Barbin, M. Mele, J. Butler, C. Simoni, C. LaJevic. Row 3: K. Kreuer, P. Horvath, V. Tartaglia, B. Cohn, L. Walder, S. Pangle, L. Grabowsky, J. Olah, E. McLaughlin. Row 4: K. Bentzen, J. Swick- line, K. Renne, J. Mandela, S. Brinkerhoff, B. McCrackin, C. Carney, T. Hamrock, K. Bush. Row 5: P. Kessler, C. Froelich, C. Marks, G. Clark, R. DePalma, K. Sands, D. Meister, M. Bierman, J. Johnson. Top Row: J. Langdon, J. Stewart, L. Lechner, J. Crosby, V. Vierling, D. Bomer, L. Allison. CHEERLEADERS LET'S GO!! Outfitted in purple skirts and sweat- ers which had a big white B on the front, the eleven peppy cheerleaders made an attractive picture whether on the football field or on the basketball floor. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Helen Neuhard, these girls stimulated the crowds and helped cheer our teams to victory. During the football season, the squad consisted of only seven cheerleaders. Later on in the year, however, for the basketball season, four new girls were added and trained. As winners of the 1958-59 Allegheny County Cheerleading Contest, the Bald- win cheerleaders played host to more than 30 schools for this year's competi- tion which was held in the high school gymnasium. Many new and different cheers were added as a result of the hard work of the squad. Co-Captain: Carol Feick, Captain: Karen Brower Mrs. Neuhard checks Aggie's skirt. Cheerleaders: Bottom Row: S. McConnell, D. Dickerson, K. Brower, G. Kraus, A. Tagliaferro. Top Row: J. Filice, C. Feick, N. Grundy, J. McDine, M. Wazny, N. Rauch. Wrestling Team: Bottom Row: C. Fischer, J. Rockenbach, P. Newcomb. Row 2: D. Shaffer, R. Metz, R. Niro, J. Neumeyer, R. Moss, A. Ranft, B. George, R. Solera, D. Ludwig, P. Sheridan. Row 3: D. Rybar, K. Hellerstedt, W. Gynn, B. Hupe, D. Russell, R. DeMare, G. Rosing, S. Howard, W. Niro, B. Smith, G. Henderson, Mr. Neuhard. Row 4: J. Bernarding, A. Stoker, E. Stasik, B. Moody, F. Hicks, A. Simoni, F. Haynes, D. Reilly, R. Ober, C. Schaum, J. Beyer. Row 5: W. Dean, B. Hughey, J. Georgetson, R. Cutler, R. Parzik, P. Renne, R. Seebacher, G. Fabrizio, J. Reed. Top Row: D. George, R. Thomas, K. Rachfal, R. Wells, F. Johnson, D. Warner, D. Slater, F. Slautterback. WRESTLING In its second year as a varsity sport, wrestling became the leading participant sport at Baldwin, with ninety- seven candidates trying out at the first practice. Under the guidance of Coach Bob Neuhard, the wrestlers compiled a fine season record and continued in their winning ways at the sectional wrestling meets at the end of the season. After a slow start, losing to the top two teams in the area. Mount Lebanon and Shaler, they went on to win more than their share of the remaining meets. Congratulations to Coach Neuhard and his fine team. They have made Baldwin a respected wrestling squad in only two short years. Center: Mr. Neuhard, A. Ranft, P. Newcomb, P. Sheridan, D. Ludwig. Back: B. George, R. Metz, C. Fischer, J. Neumeyer, R. Niro, J. Rockenbach, D. Shaffer, R. Salera, R. Moss. 145 Varsity Team: Bottom Row: Captain—R. Boehm. Row 2: J. O'Halek, P. Vantine, J. Lawson, R. Cowgill, D. Green, C. Swan- son, R. Wetzel, W. Switzer, W. Wetzel, S. Stasik, D. McCreary, J. Scheidenhelm. In their second year in Section Six, the Highlanders found winning very hard, as they lacked the height which McKeesport, Homestead, Duquesne, Clairton, and Elizabeth- Forward possessed. In the pre-season games, the Highlanders showed prom- ise of a winning season with scrappy playing and good out- side shooting. Also, in the First Annual Christmas Tournament held at Baldwin, the Highlanders beat a good South Catholic team for third place, after losing to a tough Scott Township team. But when they moved in section play, they could not cope with the height and experience of their opponents. Also adding to the troubles of the Banky-ites was the dis- missal of two key players. Mr. Banky, Mr. Gillooly 146 BASKETBALL Baldwin SCORES Opponent 47 Mt. Lebanon 57 49 Washington 52 57 Carrick 48 53 Scott 38 59 Thomas Jefferson 56 63 North Catholic 80 144 Scott 50 157 South Catholic 54 41 Homestead 76 •50 Elizabeth-For ward 59 •33 Duquesne 70 39 Munhall 42 61 St. Clair 34 42 Clairton 45 38 McKeesport 56 50 North Hills 70 •39 Homestead 46 ’44 Elizabeth-Forward 70 52 Duquesne 56 61 Munhall 78 •46 Clairton 62 55 McKeesport tChristmas Tournament ’Section Six Games 72 SCORES Baldwin Opponent 32 Mt. Lebanon 36 40 Washington 45 34 Scott 48 44 Thomas Jefferson 45 29 North Catholic 54 28 Homestead 48 46 Elizabeth-Forward 30 34 Duquesne 76 24 Munhall 37 28 St. Clair 38 36 Clairton 41 30 McKeesport 51 34 North Hills 38 33 Homestead 51 38 Elizabeth-For ward 46 24 Duquesne 60 16 Munhall 53 41 Clairton 52 46 McKeesport 57 ’Section Six Gomes Coach Fritsch warms up for faculty game. Locker room after victory. J. V. BASKETBALL The Junior Varsity, coached by James Gil- looly, experienced the same difficulties that the Varsity did. Their lack of height, how- ever, was compensated by their hard play. The members of this squad will be back next year to join the Varsity team and should add to their chances for a winning season, if they continue to improve as they have in the past season. J. V. Team: Bottom Row: Manager R. Bliss, R. Pell, J. Parzio, T. Jorishie, J. Donahue, Manager, S. Baker. Row 2: D. Vierling, T. Zader, T. Chorba, T. Mayhew, P. Fassett, D. Kardos. Track: Bottom Row: R. Bulick, P. Renne, J. O'Halek, J. Laughlin, W. Barto, J. Hitchcock, R. Solera, R. Moss. Row 2: D. Shaffer, A. Schmidt, E. Fiertz, J. Fitzharris, W. Dean, R. Fabrizio, L. Vari, D. Nanz. Top Row: Coach Karpa, L. Isabel, J. Johnson, D. Warner, W. Crozier, T. Sestak, S. Streubing, G. Shipp. COME ON, BALDWIN! In track season, Baldwin again turned in many fine performances, both as a team and as individuals. Outstanding on the team of Coaches Karpa and Dick- inson, were Fiertz, Shaffer, Hitchcock, and Nanz. This year the team did very well in the regular season, and also in the invitational meets. With many lettermen returning, practice started on February first. These boys worked very hard all through the season; their success being well deserved. TRACK Spring Coaches: Fritsch—Baseball, Dickinson—Track, Karpa—Track, Mazzocco—Golf. Wolt Borto, Rich Solera, Coach Dickinson LET'S GO HIGHLANDERS In the nineteen-fifty-nine season, cross country became a very popular sport at Baldwin. In the sec- ond season as a varsity team. Coach Bob Dickinson's cross country harriers won fifth place in the district meet. This earned them the right to participate in the State Finals at Penn State. They did very well there, also, with an overall team standing in the top twenty. Although it is primarily a participant sport, cross- country gained many fans in the past year due to the fine performances of our team. CROSS COUNTRY Cross Country: Bottom Row: P. Vantine, E. Knell, D. George, R. Solera, B. George, J. Faror, D. Ludwig, J. Boggs. Row 2: Mgr. G. Kohler, G. Grossman, A. Smith, W. Barto, E. Fiertz, D. Deer, C. Campbell, M. Lyons, J. Hitchcock, T. Lewis. Top Row: Mgr. J. Kelly, S. Struebing, C. Waldron, J. Cowgill, F. Johnson, R. Hughey, R. Thomas, T. Hoffman, Mgr. L. Kent. Baseball Team: Bottom Row: A. Cain, W. Pascoe, W. Rohrkaste, W. Sillman, E. McGrevin, R. Noel, J. Scheidenhelm. Row 2: Coach Fritsch, R. Caulk, R. Eichelsbacher, K. Hasbach, J. Rockenbach, R. Metz, D. Rauch. Top Row: R. McGreevy, A. Patter- son, C. Stenberg, T. Goettge, R. Cowgill, R. Frye, R. Preuhs. BASEBALL SAFE AT HOME! With Coach Warner Fritsch at the helm for the second year, Baldwin's baseball team played some very exciting baseball. Again pitted against some of the perennial baseball powers of the W.P.I.A.L., Baldwin won its share of the games. Their schedule was not completed due to the weather, but they still provided the fans with some very exciting games. 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Whitsett Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Wick Mr. and Mrs. Howard Williams Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Willis Mr. Thomas E. Willoughby Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilson Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Wintergreen Mrs. Rose Wolf Tom Wood Mr. and Mrs. George D. Workman Mr. and Mrs. Elmer J. Wurthner Dr. and Mrs. D. S. Wynne Mr. and Mrs. Fred Yochum Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Yost Mr. and Mrs. Carl Young Miss Christine Young Mr. and Mrs. Clyde E. Young Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. M. Young Linda S. Young Mr. and Mrs. Robert Young Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Zaborney Dolores Zelder Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Zumbrook 154 BUSINESS PATRONS (Each indicates an additional contribution of five dollars) Albert's Barber Shop South Hills' Most Modern Barber Shop Curry Road, South Hills Shopping Center Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Lewis J. Altenhof Joe Barone 146 Brownsville Road Pittsburgh 10, Pennsylvania HE 1-9593 Beaver's Beauty Salon 635 Caste Village Pittsburgh 36, Pennsylvania TU 2-3225 Bernthaler Motor Company Oldsmobile Sales Service 818 Brownsville Road HE 1-4755 Gene A. Bohlander, Registered Plumber 336 East Francis Avenue Pittsburgh 27, Pennsylvania TU 4-1087 Boylan Construction Company 5316 Clairton Boulevard Pittsburgh 36, Pennsylvania TU 2-9371 Bradley's Village Service Center Route 51 and Greenlee Road Pittsburgh 27, Pennsylvania TU 2-9058 Brentwood Electric Company 2819 Brownsville Road Pittsburgh 27, Pennsylvania TU 2-5188 Brentwood Federal Savings and Loan Association 3635 Brownsville Road Brentwood, Pennsylvania Brentwood Motor Coach Company 3421 Saw Mill Run Boulevard Pittsburgh 27, Pennsylvania TU 4-3900 ‘Brentwood Realty, Inc. 4133 Brownsville Road Pittsburgh 27, Pennsylvania TU 2-5800 HO 2-5800 D. Carapellucci Company Contractors - Builders Supplies 130 Maytide Street Pittsburgh 27, Pennsylvania Charles' Beauty Shoppe 3608 Brownsville Road Pittsburgh 27, Pennsylvania TU 4-1800 George Claire Agency 643 Liberty Avenue Pittsburgh 22, Pennsylvania AT 1-5642 Carl Colteryahn Dairy, Inc. 1614 Brownsville Road Pittsburgh 10, Pennsylvania TU 1-1408 Wm. Colteryahn and Sons Quality Dairy Products 1912 Jane Street HE 1-0480 ‘Compliments of Section 10-4 Room 30 D. Darling Heating Company 212 Streets Run Road Pittsburgh 36, Pennsylvania TU 1-9024 Don J. Del Vitto Company, Builders 4809 Mooreridge Drive Pittsburgh 27, Pennsylvania TU 1-2695 TU 1-5798 155 BUSINESS PATRONS (Each indicates an additional contribution of five dollars) DiSalvo Brothers Atlantic Station 4639 Clairton Boulevard Pittsburgh 36, Pennsylvania TU 1-9568 Henke-Fair Gulf Service, Inc. Brownsville Road at Route 51 Pittsburgh 27, Pennsylvania TU 4-1400 The Duchess Company Furniture, Gifts and Cards Whitehall Shopping Center Pittsburgh 27, Pennsylvania Herbert Pharmacy 623-625 Caste Village Pittsburgh 36, Pennsylvania TU 1-4333 East Carson Packing Company Featuring Black Angus Beef Pittsburgh 7, Pennsylvania HO 1-7308 HO 1-7303 Hill Top Motors, Inc. Used Cars 2595 Saw Mill Run Boulevard TU 4-0274 J. Fedon and Company Tile and Marble Residence TU 1-41 84 Business TU 1-5656 Joe Hoebler Chevrolet Sales - Repairs - Parts Dependable for over 35 years 904-912 Brownsville Road Felix Snyder Construction Company, Inc. 672 Horning Road Pittsburgh 26, Pennsylvania LO 3-3424 Hosmer Supply Company Ready-Mix Concrete Pittsburgh 36, Pennsylvania TU 1-8300 Gearing Lumber Company South 20th and Sidney Streets Pittsburgh 3, Pennsylvania HE 1-0222 Jack Wayne Gulf Service 5000 Curry Road Pittsburgh 36, Pennsylvania OL 5-7090 Richard Geary, Interiors 4724 Clairton Boulevard Pittsburgh 36, Pennsylvania TU 4-2523 Joanne's Floral Shoppe 4200 Brownsville Road Pittsburgh 27, Pennsylvania TU 2-7699 Gitzen Brothers, Builders Green Glen Drive Pittsburgh 27, Pennsylvania TU 1-5935 Johnston the Florist Flowers For All Occasions Southland Shopping Center OL 3-5546 The Bob Gooden Agency 4401 Clairton Boulevard (Route 51) Pittsburgh 36, Pennsylvania TU 4-2900 Kenneth's Hair Styling 5245 Brownsville Road Baldwin Court Shopping Center OL 5-2235 Halboth Pharmacy 2707 Brownsville Road Pittsburgh 27, Pennsylvania TU 2-3200 Key Auto Supply, Inc. Everything Automotive Southland Shopping Center OL5-4557 TU 1-1124 156 BUSINESS PATRONS (Each indicates an additional contribution of five dollars) Keystone Trailer Company 4907 Clairton Boulevard Pittsburgh 36, Pennsylvania TU 1-9346 R. F. Bob Metz Insurance - All Kinds One way to be sure is to insure'' TU 2-3560 Klein's Flower Shop 261 1 Brownsville Road Pittsburgh 27, Pennsylvania TU 2-3400 Compliments of Ken Miller Hardware 5001 Curry Road Pittsburgh 36, Pennsylvania TU 1-0656 Kurtz Sales 4710 Clairton Boulevard Pittsburgh 36, Pennsylvania TU 4-1111 Theo. Mondschein's Son 2606 Brownsville Road Pittsburgh 27, Pennsylvania TU 2-0787 TU 2-0788 Landefeld's Dry Goods Store 2637 Brownsville Road Pittsburgh 27, Pennsylvania TU 1-1813 Moore Pharmacy 3625 Brownsville Rood Brentwood, Pennsylvania TU 2-1118 Kenneth P. Leslie, Optician 41 40 Brownsville Road Pittsburgh 36, Pennsylvania TU 4-3633 Bill Moss Men's Wear 4128 Brownsville Road Pittsburgh 27, Pennsylvania TU 1-5505 Albert W. Lewis, Builder 172 Maryal Drive Pittsburgh 36, Pennsylvania TU 1-4973 Munn's Pharmacy Whitehall Center Pittsburgh 27, Pennsylvania TU 1-3000 McMillin's Pharmacy T. R. McMillin, Ph.G. 4108 Brownsville Road TU 1-4901 Option Supply Company, Inc. 5141 Brownsville Road Pittsburgh 36, Pennsylvania Ted McRoberts, Builder 441 5 Mulberry Court Pittsburgh 27, Pennsylvania TU 2-2264 Pleasant Hills Motor Co. A New Kind of Ford 8 Clairton Boulevard Pittsburgh 36, Pennsylvania E. H. Menne Lumber Company Route 51 and Streets Run Road Pleasant Hills, Pennsylvania TU 1-7600 Powers Motor Sales 1561 West Liberty Avenue Pittsburgh 26, Pennsylvania LO 1-5500 Charles Metz Paving Contractor Bentleyville, Pennsylvania Phone 9-4767 Prospect Center Pharmacy Prospect and Radford Roads Pittsburgh 27, Pennsylvania TU 2-9587 157 BUSINESS PATRONS (Each indicates an additional contribution of five dollars) Prospect Food Center Prospect and Radford Roads Pittsburgh 27, Pennsylvania TU 2-9252 Prospect Park Cleaners 1500 Bradford Road Pittsburgh 27, Pennsylvania TU 2-6271 Price Optical Company 2813 Brownsville Road Brentwood Pittsburgh 27, Pennsylvania Quaker Engineering Supply Company 3737 Library Road Pittsburgh 34, Pennsylvania FI 1-4444 Salon Olivieri 4143 Brownsville Road Pittsburgh 27, Pennsylvania TU 1-9192 Schneider's Dairy 726 Frank Street Pittsburgh 27, Pennsylvania TU 1-3525 Karl G. Schuster, Builder 4401 East Barlind Drive Pittsburgh 27, Pennsylvania TU 2-3578 Sherman Driving School Recommended by The Automobile Club of Pittsburgh EM 1-8090 Silhol Builders Supply Company Everything for the Builder Bridgeville, Pennsylvania CA 1-7400 FI 1-5900 Sites Shoe Store Caste Village Pittsburgh 36, Pennsylvania TU 2-8782 South Hills Decorating 4125 Brownsville Road Artists' Supplies TU 2-3090 South Hills Shopping Center Curry and McAnulty Roads Baldwin Borough Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Target One Hour Odorless Cleaners Caste Village Pittsburgh 36, Pennsylvania Terrace Arcade Studio 4120 Brownsville Road Pittsburgh 27, Pennsylvania TU 1-8900 United Savings and Loan Association 831 Warrington Avenue 1797 North Highland Road EV 1-2700 LO 3-0700 Village Dairy, Caste Village Baptist and Weyman Roads Pittsburgh 36, Pennsylvania TU 1-9651 Ed Werner-Donaldson Transfer and Storage Company 1917 Brownsville Road (10) TU 2-4425 FA 1-0385 Whitehall Savings Loan Association 4133 Brownsville Road Pittsburgh 27, Pennsylvania TU 2-8100 Williams Buick Sales Company 2400 Brownsville Road Pittsburgh 10, Pennsylvania TU 1-8700 Tony Zebert's Atlantic Service Tires, Batteries, Accessories 51 30 Clairton Boulevard TU 1-9933 J. V. Zord Agency Real Estate, Insurance Whitehall Borough TU 1-8924 158 We realized our dream at last. The work, worry, and deadlines are in the past. The future holds the memories of our effort. WE'RE TIRED! 159 SO SAD, SO FRESH THE DAYS THAT ARE NO MORE. —Tennyson We wish to extend our sincere thanks to those whose advice has been invaluable: Mr. Zebrun of Capitol Engraving Company; Mr. Hoover of Kurtz Bros., who helped with printing and selection of the cover; and Mr. Agate and Mr. Phillips of Terrace Arcade Studios. We also appreciate the financial support extended by the business and personal pa- trons, friends of the student body. 160