Baldwin High School - Balthi Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1963 volume:

' mmm . , ' , V Y r f f y y ■ j y J .07- t y{h Xi- v r- - ;t V % CHI) t j J ..c).. ' :i. - y .AZu ' y Time does not become sacred to us until we have lived it. John Burroughs u r r V J ... ' ' i ' ON i; . ' A 7 ■A . . • ■y w (0 v ■ ,;■ 4 ' V- J y J , p ' . y cc y h L a V) . M?l.! i rmm V w l963 Baldwin High School BALTHI . ' ,11 ■ fi ) ,x y. M 1 ' i pn ' Pittsburgh 36, Pennsylvania 1 . ' 4. ( xc . -- Foreword ' i 6u CC U . 0LJIAX: vX xi - For the class of 1963, the years at Baldwin have passed. We all came to Baldwin separatel} ' and with many and JL J J f ( ir: w diverse interests. Some of us sought academic excellence, others athletic superiority: others strove for artistic achieve- ment. Yet, here we were drawn together and worked for one goal, the glory of the Purple and White. Each of us contributed to every facet of school life. If we were not in the class plays, we applauded; and if we did not partic- ipate in athletics, we cheered. Thgugh we have gone, our spirit, achievements, and the motivktion that Baldwin instilled in us remain for future classes. Most of the activities that we have participated in together are recorded in this, the 1963 Balthi. 3 -S. O , Faculty 3 ,yV - .!W .oa£: Seniors Classes 6 flV 44- p. Contents, ; L ' .4 ' V .. .M 5 Page 6 -! j. Page 26 Page 78 Activities Page 110 ] Athletics n Music ,1 Page 142 Page 156 h . i p ' l 4- v l% l.(,. QjfJ ■ ' y DR. W. ROBERT PAYNTER. Superintendent Administration To The Class of 1963, Those of us engaged in education have a rare priv- ilege. We are in the position of working closely with our nation ' s greatest resource, its future citizens. You, the members of the Class of 1963 of Baldwin High School, are a large segment of that resource. Because each of you will be expected by your fellow citizens to make some contribution to the total welfare of all we hope you are now prepared for the next step and eligible to represent Baldwin High School as one of its graduates. Do you know that your education has only begun? Many of you may terminate your formal schooling at this point but all of you had better be planning to go on learning at every opportunity. Have you set a goal for your life? Is it one that not only challenges the best that is in you but one which also fills you with pride and spurs you on toward its realization? All of the knowledge that you have gained through your many years of study must be put to work toward some worthy end or it is as nothing. My challenge to you, then, is to go on learning and striving toward a goal that is worthy of your heritage — your family, your school, your friends. But, most of all, to thine own self be true. Dr. W. Robert Paynter, Superintendent BOARD OF DIRECTORS— 5;mi£ ;i.s, ' ; Edwin W. Elliott, Fred E. Barron. William B. Cullen, Andrew W. Kovacs. John E. Bush, Richard D. SnoutTer. Seated: Stanley A. Jarecki. Secretary: Katherine K. Stone. Edward X. Hallenberg. President; Clifford M. Sweitzer. Vice-President; Edward R. Lawrence, Solicitor. YOU AND OPPORTUNITIES You live in a marvelous age of opportunity. Twelve years of public education is provided. A college edu- cation is available for persons who have the desire and an ability of average or above. In addition to the formal educational opportunities, a lifetime of learning is pos- sible by listening to other people, reading many pub- lications, viewing visual mass media, and various other means. It has been written that many young people today assume the world owes them a livi ng. Whether or not this attitude is prevalent is without substantial proof. All evidence points to more and better opportunities for the person who prepares well, who is a never end- ing learner, and who will give just a little extra in his chosen job. The typical employee is said to be inter- ested only in fewer hours, large financial rewards, and quick promotions. The more important considerations involve job satisfaction, service to benefit others, and an opportunity to advance to one ' s highest expectations. Opportunities will always exist for persons who pre- pare, who give that little extra in effort, and who re- late to worthy purposes. What will you do with your present and future opportunities? C. Paul Clark High School Principal C. P. CLARK, Principal ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTS— .S7( u (,(;.- J. Finest Har- rison, Dr. Warren Shepier. Seated: Raymond E. Baker, Wilbur C. Brandtonies. H. E. Demich, Vice Principal A. S. Crevar, Administrative Assistant Mrs. Myers, Mrs. Nickel, Mrs. Bush. Scared: Mrs. Simmons. 10 Guidance J. H. McCormick. Counselor Mrs. Caldwell. Counselor J. F. Bruni, Counselor Miss Georce. Counselor 11 Mrs. Guzik, Miss Smith. Co-ordinator. Miss Beidler, Mrs. Daley. Shakespeare ' s Scholars W. L. Klein, Mrs. Hirsh, seated, Mrs. Hollander, Mrs. Halapatz. It has possibilities. I 1 1 SI r 1 Br ■ 1 1 ■HlM 12 Mrs. Dalrymple, Miss Minetti Check the card catalogue. English E - 1 ( iHii mIb H Mrs. Corbett, J. F. Butler. Speed and speech Standing: F. E. Pomilio, P. C. Fleischauer. Sealed: Mrs. Horn, F. J. Neiderlander, Miss Berger. Preparation for another day. J. A. Bartos. Co-ordinator, F. L. Blankenbuehler. Just plug it in. R. B. Gordon, J. F. Lee Now, there ' s this little mouse J. L. McDowell, C. W. Bowen The pressure registers here. r PITTSBURGH T L. F. Fazio, J. E. Gillooly Now, the Prom will be here F. D. Magness, C. M. Quinn Reading is a fundamental part of history ' m LtJS ' - umiMlm ' ' ■ Mrs. Jenkins, Co-ordinator Care to buy some Hetty Green Stock? A. Hilko, H. C. Colesberry, P. R. Minetli Around the world . . . Social Studies E. J. Meell, H. J. McCormick. Miss Green, A mechanical teacher? V3— t ' f ' J. T. Russo, J. P. Colanero, Mrs. Jacobson, J. Trujillo. The sound comes throuah here. Mrs. Slater, Miss Baxter. Co-ordinator, Miss Bode So if you ever get to Paris Languagej V U y yum r W. F. Hornfcck, N. Hiislak, Co-ordinator, J. R. Nahas. Miithemauicians J. R. James, Miss Kirkland, J. U. Brucker, The answer should be here somewhere. Mathematics J. M. Carbonara, Mrs. Marcum. M. E. Chapman, Jr. Who says you can ' t divide by zero? Practical Arts H. M. Robbins, J. W. Waterman. R. L. Keller. This fits somewhere. tWt5 AND Flf i I THRU 8 Yj f — ' ■ P v! 1 Hj«U -- B55Si«5«ijMB -v _„ jsjjlpa - -! ■F k r • -. W ■ I B I — 1 — J 1 - 1 I ' ■ — J 1- 1 .1 L __ «. ' W - i... J. B. Stone. W. J. Sullivan, Co-ordinator, W. A. Doney. It savs here . . . Mrs, Smith A stitch in time 20 Fine Arts R. C. Henkowsky The trouble started here. ' 21 Business Education I Mrs. Berkoben. Miss Wilson. Miss Conte. Can you type 60 words a minute? Mrs. Merritt, Mrs. Haupt, Co-ordinator Smiling examples of physical fitness Health-Safety Miss Byrne What is your troiible. please? T. J. Duhig So you finally passed your test. Mrs. Haus. W. O. Fritsch. Hear here 23 Cafeteria tw  1 Mrs, Blackburn. Mrs. Szakal. Mrs. Haberstich. Mrs. Pastorius. Mrs. Geis. Mrs. Fisher. Mrs. Ko acs i,«1I.Tfl ' i Mrs. Kaecher, Mrs. Bier, Mrs. Krampe. Mrs. Durbin. dietician, Mrs. Bova, Mrs. Caponi, Mrs. Carter, Mrs. Hizer. 24 Maintenance S. Kass, H. Rolland, W. Steiner. Mrs. Baguet, Mrs. Bushman, Mrs. Krocker, Mrs. Peach, Mrs. Supp. 25 SENIORS Officers Mr. Bartos, Sponsor; Sandy Greaves, Secretary; Gary Tener, Vice President; Dick Beeman, President. CLASS MOTTO: We shall not fail, we shall not falter: Give us the tools and we will finish the job. CLASS FLOWER: Chrysanthemum CLASS COLORS: Green and White 28 John T. Abbott Jack A future politician . . . lik- able . . . Student Senate, Piubalite, Math Club. Class Play, Chess Club Ronald Abbott Ron William R. Abbott Bill ' Anchors Aweigh ' . . . ath- Man behind the camera . . . letically inclined . . . always a behind the scenes guy . . . talking about cars . . . Stage Crew, Sound Squad. Track, Chess Club Decoratine Club Danueilla J. Adamiak Daniii Headed for Park Avenue . . . spontaneous speech . . . wants to be a commercial artist James A. Agnew Jay-cee Where there ' s fun. there ' s Jim . . . Choir. Student Senate. Wrestling. Pep Club. Glee Club Ronald J. Aiello Ron Good sense of humor . . plans to go into the servic( ... a really sharp twister Mk Ziya K. Akalin Ziya Quiet friend from the Mid- dle East . . . mathematics brain . . . studies constantly ... a gentleman Lydia E. Albright Lydia Very sincere person . . . plans to be a teacher of un- d erpriviledged children . . . Y-Teens Jean M. .Allison Jeanne Compatibility is the key word . . . Choir. Y-Teens. Orchestra. Glee Club, Purbalite. Medi- cal Club Alfred F. .Anderson Al Car enthusiast . . . dark good looks . . . Crafts Club. Basketball, Wrestling, Baseball 29 Diane V. Anderson Diane Plans to join the world of business . . . energetic . . . friendly and helpful . . . Glee Club W -- Scot A. Anderson Future chemist . . on the ball field . Basketball, Track. Cross Country Scot . at home Mary K. Androski Mary Our smiling secretary ... a worker . . . Pep Club. Secretarial Service Club. F.B.L.A.. Y-Teens ; - ' ; 5 f jHN? Wayne Apgar Wayiic A friendly guy . . . ' Anchors Aweigh ' . . . easy going . . . L!o d G. Arch Lloyd Silent and sincere . . . Prob- lems of Democracy poses a Spanish Club, Sound Squad problem ... a Pirate fan S. Karlene Arnold Karlcne Scintillating . . . Choir. Baldwinaires. Heath- erettes. F.T.A.. Orchestra. National Honor Society Keith H. Augenstein Keith Wants to be an architectual engineer . . . funny ... a great actor . . . Sound Squad V Esther V. Aiilicino Exilicr Always smiling . . . friendly to everyone . . . Secretarial Service Club. F.B.L.A. Gail E. Bagshaw Gif;i Follows fads . . . lovely soprano . . . Glee Club. F.T.A.. Art Club, Ushers Club. Y-Tecns Gregory A. Baker Orev Fun to be with a skat- Glee Club. Pep Club. Track. Concessions Squad, Decorat- ing Club 30 Robert J. Baroffio Boh Sharp dancer . . . congi . . . likes to talk . . . Pep Club. Graphic Arts John Batz John Bo next door type . . . col- legiate . . . Football. Letterman. Chess Club, Hi-Y, Basketball % s Gerald B. Beaudet Bo Competent . . . acti e . . . Choir. Baldwinaires. Basket- ball. Student Senate. F.T.A.. Pep Club Roy W. Beck Roy Thomas P. Beck Toi ; Dennis A. Becker Den Cheers for Baldwin . . . Quiet . . . likes car . speed. Honor student ... a math- wants to join the Air and the open road ematician . . . Force . . . makes motors hum Latin Club. Math Club. Sound Squad. Glee Club. Wrestling. National Honor Pep Club Society Nancy J. Becker Beaker : t . . . Pep Club, F.T.A.. Secretar- ial Service Club. Glee Club, Jr. Red Cross, Purbalite Richard E. Beeman Diek David P. Bottle caps anyone? . . . Sharp . . Student Senate, Key Club, looking . Wrestling, National Honor Wrestling Society. Class Officer Track good Band, Choir, James Berinti Jim The electronics field is his aim . . . comfortable with a drafting board . . . Wrestling, Art Club 31 John A. Berseth Jolin Mr. Personality . . . National Honor Society. Student Senate. Band. Cross Country. Golf. Chess Club Jo seph Best Joe Individualist . . . very quiet manner . . . curly dark hair is his trademark . . . Jeffry P. Boggs Jeff Terrific track star . . . Spanish Club. Key Club. Letterman. Art Club. Track. Cross Country P. David Bolton Duve Fun to be with . . . quiet type . . . Spanish Club. Track. Medi- cal Club Nina J. Boris f ina Captivating . . . full of pep . . . Purbalite. Pep Club. F.B.- L.A.. Secretarial Service Club Jane E. Brand Jane Attractive appearance . . . Student Senate. Purbalite. Pep Club. Y-Teens, Library Club Georgene Brnilovich Giiii Friendly ... a smile at all times . . . Glee Club. F.T.A.. Biology Club. Medical Club Veronica R. Brovet Roni Admired . . . Cheerleader. Student Sen- ate. Choir. National Honor Society, F.T.A.. Jr. Red Cro.ss Bruce R. Brown Bruce One of the nicest people around . . . Balthi. Choir. Pep Club. Baseball. Glee Club. Crafts Club Robert D. Bruce IV Bob Plays a hot trumpet . . . science enthusiast . . . head- ed for the service . . . Band. Science Club 32 4 M Richard E. Biiinton Dick Always happy . . . makes anything wonderful . . . sees something funny in ever - thing Margaret A. Bniscemi Penny Serious minded and lots of fun . . . long brown hair . . . considerate ' ■ ' Hftl ' Bernadette A. Brusco Bcrnic Ingenious leader . . . Student Senate, National Honor Society. Pep Club, Balthi, Purbalite, Art Club, Class Play The coronation of the Pep (Juccn u.is one of the highlights of Senior Recognilion Ron F. Buchert Ron Will join the Army ... a Pirate fan . . . likes cars and pizza . . . industrious Gary W. Burg Gary Subtle sense of humor . . . future pedagogue . . . Band. Orchestra, Chess Club. Math Club. F.T.A. Bonnie K. Burgess tioiinic Wonderful . . . Purbalite. Balthi, Pep Club. National Honor Society. Choir. Student Senate 33 John L. Burnett Johnny Pride and joy of the brass section . . . capable . . . Choir. Glee Club, Baldwin- aires. Sound Squad Robert W. Burnett Bob Pleasant and well-liked . . . Band. Football, Track. Bas- ketball. Student Senate, Let- terman John A. Butler Jolm Clean-cut . . . will be D.D.S Choir. Pep Club. Latin Club. Spanish Club. Biology Club Arthur B. Cahall Buck Everybody ' s pal . . . enthus- iastic rooter . . . hoarse after every game . . . Medical Club. Pep Club Louis G. Cancelmi Lou A leader . . . Bahhi. Key Club, Student Senate. Class Play, Football, Pep Club. National Honor Society Frank J. Capalbo Cap Quietly mischievous . . . supports school spirit . . . Football. Wrestling. Crafts Club Norma M. Caquatto Norma Hard worker . . . National Honor Society. Heatherettes. Y-Teens. Lat- in Club. Ushers Club Catherine E. Carlsen entity Energetic . . . Orchestra. Heatherettes. Stu- dent Senate. National Honor Society. Biology Research Club Carol A. Carmichael Cookie Shining blonde hair . . . oh. those beautiful blue eyes . . . enjoys art . . . Jr. Red Cross. F.H.A. Leslie A. Carnett Les Sincere . . . Leaders Club. Secretarial Service Club. F.B.L.A., Clerical Club. Library Club. F.H.A. 34 Don S. Carpenter Don Baldwin ' s Henry Clay . . . Speech and Debate, Nation- al Honor Society. Balthi. Student U.N. Mar Ann Carbon Mary .-Inn Wild about matching outtits . . . always has a good lime . . . Secretarial Service Club. F.B.L.A. Carole L. Church A touch of sophistication . . . gay . . . Student Senate. Pmbalite. Glee Club. F.T.A. P f f; Linda J. Clark Linda Alv ' a s fun . . . Choir, Pep Club. Glee Club. Y-Teens. Secretarial Service Club. F.B.L.A. Richard C. Clarke Rich Jazz fan , . . Sotmd Squad, Stage Crew. Purbalite. Graphic Arts. Laneuase Lab Assistant Marjoric A. Cohn Miili:c Active . . . Choir. Baldwinaircs. Heath- erettes. Leaders Club. Sec- retarial Service Club. Y- Teens [T Daniel L. Colbert Pan Talented at the piano and organ . . . amiable . . . Spanish Club. Student Sen- ate. F.T.A.. Chess Club Donna M. Collet D(nina Enterprising . . . loveh ' long tresses . . . always pleasant. Y-Teens. F.H.A. Robert L. Cooey B - ) Intelligent ... as set to c n organization . . . National Honor Socit ty Ke ' Club, Pinb; lite . M ed ical Cluh. Band Karol S. Cooper Kami Friendly smile . . . will make a wonderful nurse . . . Purbalite. Class Play. Lead- ers Club 35 Robert G. Crispen Bob Witty . . . Band, Medical Club. Math Club, Science Club. Biology Club, Orchestra, National Honor Society Elsie A. Crozier Elsie Vibrant , . . happy . , , many friends , . , Cheerleader, Choir, Student Senate, F.T.A., Glee Club Frank H. Cureton Jr. Hiiey Cool . . . what a guy . . . everything will turn out fine . . . ' Wrestling. Football. Track, Choir Phil P. Cywinski Phil Off to Hawaii . . . aloha . . . a really great wrestler . . . Wrestling. Key Club. Choir. Glee Club Dick and Roni were looking forward to the coronation. ' Here thev come! i 36 Lawrence S. Dalzell Liiiiy Take me out to the ball game . . . likes to eat . . . a fun guy . . . wild about cars . . . Baseball James A. Danahey Jr. Jim Imagination unlimited . . . golf enthusiast . . . Life ' s great . . . Band, Chemistry Club. Sci- ence Club, Golf Thomas J. Dattilo Tom Farnest . . . athletically in- clined . . . cute , . . Football, Wrestling, Track, Concessions Squad Joyce A. Daugherty Joyce Wants to make all girls into beauties ... an avid con- versationalist . . . nice . . . Y-Teens Charles Deah Chuck Joker — he ' s wild . . . always fun to be with . . . Pep Club. Stage Crew, Art Club, Decorating Club Marjorie A. Dean Margie Take a letter Miss Dean . . . likes to twist ... a nice kid . . . fim . . . interesting Marilyn A. Debelak Marlee Fun . . . National Honor Society, Student Senate, Leaders Club, F.B.L.A., Y-Teens Jo Ann Deckon Jo What a secretary! . joker . . . fun . . . Secretarial Service Glee Club Vicki D. Depp Vicki Should be a good secre- tary . . . Secretarial Service Club, F.B.L.A., Jr. Red Cross, Li- brary Club. Y-Teens Shirley A. DeRenzo Sliiil Loves to laugh . . . will make a pert secretary . . . pretty . . . Secretarial Service Club, Library Club, Glee Club 37 r ifi David A. DeTillo Dave Baldwin ' s lead tenor . . . large circle of friends . . . nice looking . . . Choir, Baldwinaires, Glee Club, Wrestling John W. Dithrich John Wants to be a shop teacher . . . proud of his car . . . lis- tens to the Boss man . . . Sound Squad, Crafts Club Dennis L. Doerfler Dennis Reserved ... his haunt is the science wing . . . Purbalite. Math Club. Sci- ence Club, National Honor Society L V I William L. Dragoo Bill Ruth M. Dryer Riiihie Wayne P. Duckstein George T. Ebenhack To be a mechanic . . . put- A really nice girl . . . kind. Ducky George ters around . . . likes to gentle qualities . . . excit- Independent air . . . quiet Number one . . . tinker with machines . . . able . . . sense of humor . . . takes a National Honor Society. Clerical Club. Golf. Wres- Library Club. Ushers Club. deep interest in cars Key Club, Math Club. Sci- tling F.H.A. ence Club. Chess Club. La- tin Club Elizabeth A. Eiben BcHy Bubbling over with good- ness . . . F.H.A.. Leaders Club, Li- brary Club. Secretarial Serv- ice Club Ronald J. Evans Ron Plans to work for Uncle Sam . . . enjoys having a good time . . . independent. Gary R. Fabrizio Gary Well-rounded athlete . . . Student Senate, Class Offi- cer, Football. Wrestling, F.T.A.. Letterman 38 Anne M. Ferrero Annie Talk, talk, talk . . . our K.Q.V. representative . . . fun to have around . . . Secretarial Service Club, F.B.L.A., Jr. Red Cross Thomas M. Fess Tn n Blonde good looks . . . plans to serve his country, then college bound . . . Football, Purbalite, Sound Squad H. C hristopher Fieger Chris Crash! . . . destined to de- sign sky scrapers . . . intel- ligent . . . light-hearted co- median . . . Band Shirley J. Finn Shirley Steps high with the heath- erettes . . . Student Senate, Heather- ettes. Y-Teens, Speech and Debate. National Honor So- ciety Judith A. Flowers Jitdy The business world awaits her . . . slow, sweet smile . . . people enjoy knowing her . . . F.B.L.A. Gordon E. Foliart Gordie Plans to be a telephone company trouble shooter . . . studious . . . Chess Club, Orchestra Ronna L. Ford Ronnie This lass aims to be a sec- retary ... a smile for ev- eryone . . . Library Club. F.H.A. Lawrence M. Forgacs Larry Crafts are his specialty . . . likes to work with weights . . . has a way with girls . . . Crafts Club Lanna T. Fox Lannn Likes to help out with ev- erything . . . talented artist. Glee Club, Chemistry Club Constance M. Freund Connie Beautiful blond hair . . . friendly . . . likes people and people like her . . . Ushers Club, F.H.A. 39 Mary Jane Furman Mary Jane Destined to be an actress . . . happy . . . Class Plays, Pep Club, Drama Club, National Hon- or Society ' ' . . 1 Robert Fye Robert Shy . . . quiet . . . Un est- ud iante de F.spanol ... a nice person to know . . . plaid sports coat Kendra A. Gago Kandi Sweet and funny . . . beau- tiful eyes . . . Balthi, Pep Club, Secretar- ial Service Club. F.B.L.A., National Honor Society James Gall Jr. Jim Turns chaos into order . . . Student Senate, Basketball, Football, Letterman. Pep Club, Spanish Club Earl A. Gallagher Earl Handsome athlete . . . mus cles . . . likes basketball . . fabulous trackman . . . Track, Wrestling, Pep Club Jacquelyn A. Gallo Jackie Should be a model . . . dev- astating . . . dark lovely hair . . . Balthi, Pep Club. Y-Teens, Ushers Club Ronald E. Ganster Ron A car enthusiast . . . knows everything there is to know about engines . . . interest- ing . . . D. June Garrett June Remarkable . . . Pep Club. Y-Teens, Glee Club. Secretarial Service Club, Jr. Red Cross Leslie H. Gathers Bud Likes singing . . . ambitious. Choir, Glee Club, Pep Club, P u r b a 1 i t e. Baldwinaires, Class Play Valerie A. Gaydos Vol Beautiful Pep Queen . . . Student Senate, Pep Club. Secretarial Service Club. Leaders Club. Glee Club 40 ' Put a man in the kitchen and David C. George Dave Doesn ' t say much — but when he does . . . has a subtle sense of humor . . . Glee Club Sandra L. Gerber Samly Efficient . . . National Honor Society, Pep Club, Secretarial Serv- ice Club, F.B.L.A., Y-Teens r ' ' ., Davi d T. Gies Dave Fun! . . . Balthi, Choir, Baldwinaires, Pep Club, Class Play, Stu- dent Senate, Exchange Stu- dent Donald G. Giffin DC. Tall, blond, and good look- ing . . . swell guy . . . Choir, Glee Club, Baldwin- aires, Pep Club Norman L. Gilbert Norm Patricia L. Girdwood Pat Nice looking . . . tall south- Quiet . . . somedav will ern gentleman . . . intelli- teach children . . . very nice. gent . . . Choir, Leaders Club, Pep National Honor Society, Pep Club, Y-Teens Club Gary J. Goetz Gary Likes to golf . . . Science Club, Key Club, Pep Club, Chess Club, Na- tional Honor Society 41 Ronald J. Goslin Ron Usually found behind the wheel . . . will spend his life as a printer . . . nice . . . Glee Club Edward P. Gottschalk Ed A future mathematician . . . quiet but ambitious . . . Sound Squad, Student Sen- ate, Baseball Gloria A. Gramm Gee Patient . . . makes typewriter keys fl . . . fun loving . . . efficient . . . Y-Teens, F.H.A. August J. Grathwohl A iigie A real jester ... a mechanic . . . knows all about cars . . . Pep Club, Basketball, Crafts Club Sandra L. Greaves Sandy Delightful . . . Ballhi, National Honor So- ciety. Student Senate. Class Plays, Pep Club, Y-Teens Dennis W. Green Denny Janice L. Greiner Janice Collegiate . . . slow, shy Mischievous grin . . . knits smile . . . sings bass . . . beautiful sweaters . . . Choir. Glee Club. Pep Club, Secretarial Service Club, Y- Basketball Teens Loretta H. Grivalsky Sweet and demure . lent type , . . helpful wonderful friend . . ical future . . . William V. Gumm Jr. Bilt Destined for a career in electrical engineering . . . personality all his own . . . Richard A. Gurchak Rich Mr. Leader . . . Student Senate. Football, Track, Basketball, Key Club, Varsity Letterman. Glee Club 42 Edward L. Gusten Ed Mechanically inclined . . . Crafts Cliih, Track. Art Club, Sound Squad. Graphic Arts, Latin Club Raymond M. Guvdosh indus- Mr. Intellectual trious . . . National Honor Society, Balthi, Math Club. Latin Club h Walter T. Gynn Walt Able . . . great man on the track . . . tall and dark . . . Pep Club. Letterman, Track. Wrestling ■r ' . m .jffii HB John D. Haisley John Knows all about cylinders, transmissions, and batteries . . . wants to be a mechanic Donna M. Haley Donna Dale L. Hall Dale Susan M. Hallenberg Soft spoken . . . will make Electronics genius . . . one Susan people beautiful . . . cheer- of the ' hams ' . . . shy but Petite jeune fille! . . . spark- ful ... a really nice girl chivalrous . . . ling . . . pixie face . . . Sound Squad. Wrestling National Honor Society, Balthi. Ushers Club William J. Hamel Bill Drafting is his line . . . mechanically inclined . . . reserved . . . skilled in hand- icrafts . . . Ronald E. Hammill Ron History is his favorite . . wants to be a printer . . expressive . . . Purbalite. Sound Squad J. Patrick Hannegan Pat Architecture is his line . . plans to be a draftsman . . quiet . . . excels in shop . . Crafts Club 43 Hugh Hardy Huiihey Patrick J. Harper Put Anne L. Harrison Anuif Totes a big horn . . . the Enthusiastic . . . active . . . Delightful . . . silent type . . has a south- Student Senate, Hi-Y. Pep Heatherettes, Balthi. Choir, ern drawl . . a really nice Club, Letterman. Golf, Bas- National Honor Society, guy . . . ketball Student Senate. Leaders Bund Club Linda Hartman Linda Attractive . . . steps high with the heatherettes . . . beautiful hair . . . Glee Club, Heatherettes Michael Hartner Mike Loves to have a good time . . . never without a smile . . . Sprechen sie Deutsch? Mildred C. Hattman Millie Cheerful . . . noted for her wardrobe . . . Glee Club. Purbalite, Y- Teens. FT. A., F.H.A. Herbert H. Hawkins Himky Fun . . . all-. nierican type. Student Senate. Letterman. Football. Wrestling. F.T.A.. Pep Club Bernard H. Hayden Bcniic Flaming red hair . . . future electrical engineering . . . not hard to please . . . Larrv J. Hecnan Larry Tall, silent t pe . . . plans to join the Air Force . . . favorite class — physical ed- ucation Dianna Heh Diaiina Will be a charming addition to the business world . . . small and sweet . . . Secretarial Service Club 44 loves Fred H. Heiser Fred A future teacher . . . to laugh . . . Pep Club, Golf, Baseball, Wrestling, Graphic Arts Marilyn J. Heller Marilyn Has a fashionable wardrobe. Pep Club, Secretarial Serv- ice Club. F.B.L.A., Glee Club, Y-Teens Carl H. Hellerstedt Kip Goes all out for school spir- it .. . muscle . . . amiable. Student Senate, Key Club, Wrestling Gerald A. Henderson Jerry Helpful . . . great supporter of the Purple and White . . . excellent student director. Band, Orchestra Joyce M. Hess Joyce Her smile will enhance any business office . . . Purbalite. F.H.A., Jr. Red Cross. Clerical Club Mae H. Hickly Mae Quiet . . . enjoys music and dancing . . . earnest . . . Secretarial Service Club, F.B.L.A. 45 Patricia A. Hillerich Pat Always lends a helping hand . . . works hard for a career . . . F.H.A., Pep Club. Y-Teens JoAnne Hillgartner Ju Happy on the dance floor . . . flips for the latest plat- ters . . . knows all the new- est fads . . . Pat J. Hindes Pat Seems quiet until you know her . . . Glee Club. Y-Teens. F.T.A., Secretarial Service Club Judith L. Hinds Judy Ingenious . . . capable . . . Choir. Medical Club. Stu- dent Senate, Pep Club. Jr. Red Cross Robert C. Hoehl Bob Cool, calm, and collected . . . aspirations go unlimited . . . interesting . . . Football. Wrestling Gerald L. House Jeny Car crazy (especially . . . well-mannered athletic . . . Baseball. Basketball Stephen E. Howard Steve Suave . . . enjoys knowing people . . . full of fun . . . Choir. Glee Club. Pep Club. Football. Class Play Terry K. Howarth Terry Quiet ... his friendship is enriching . . . golf fan . . . Student Senate. Golf, Foot- ball Susan G. Howe Susan Wonderfully wack ' . . . likes to laugh . . . everyone ' s friend . . . happy . . . Glee Club Max M. Howell Tc.x Our tall Texan . . . carries the ball for Baldwin ... a likable person . . . Letterman. Football 46 Fred Huher Fred Likes to work with his hands . . . created fabulous things . . . likes sports . . . Football Daniel C. Huebert Dan A talkative teaser . . . easy to get along with . . . never frowns . . . Sound Squad, Graphic Arts John W. Huemrich John Tall, dark, and silent ... a brain in math class . . . versatile . . . Letterman, Track, Wrestling Joyce E. Hughes Joyce Vivacious Heatherette . . . bouncy . . . Heatherettes, Secretarial Service Club. Jr. Red Cross Richard L. Hughey Dick Ivy league . . . he ' s the greatest . . . Key Club. Letterman, Cross Country. Wrestling William C. Hulley III Bill College bound . . . math- ematically inclined . . . Band, Math Club, Science Club. Biology Club Alice L. Hundredmark At Has a contagious giggle . . . easy going . . . statuesque. Heatherettes, Glee Club Carole E. Hunt Carole Pert and pretty . . . spon- taneous smile . . . Student Senate, Orchestra, Y-Teens, F.T.A. Edward F. Hurley Plans to fly with the Air Force . . . shy guy . . . unassuming . . . Graphic Arts, Track John L. Ignatius Cagey Reserved ... hit that line for Baldwin . . . Football, Baldwinaires, Choir, Band, Key Club, Letterman 47 Noreen M. Innocenti Nor Charming smile . . . friendly brown eyes . . . efficient with a typewriter . . . F.B.L.A., Library Club, Y- Teens John E. Irvine Jack In the swing of things . . . strong . . . Pep Club. Letterman, Track. Football, Wrestling Joyce F. Jesko Joyce Delicate features . . . easy to get along with . . . Secretarial Service Club. Y- Teens, Library Club Robert W. Johnson Bob Fond of football . . . red hair, freckles and fun . . . Pep Club, Wrestling. Speech and Debate. Class Play Bernard Jones Bernie Has a way with cars ... a certain smile . . . Student Senate. Stage Crew, Pep Club. Wrestling Raleigh T. Jones Ral An accomplished money spender . . . never in a hurry . . . Graphic Arts. Track. Pur- balite Beverly S. Jordan Bev Artistically talented . . . flashing fingers on the type- writer . . . Art Club. Leaders Club. Secretarial Service Club Fannv Juercensen. our exchange student, discusses the Pinata with Mr. Truiillo. 48 r I, A Karen Juergensen Karen Dimpled smile . . . found in the midst of mischief . . . Secretarial Service Club. F.B.L.A., Pep Club William K. Julin Bill To know him is to like him . . . sinks the putts for Baldwin . . . Letterman, Golf, Pep Club Jay F. Kamineck Jciy Has a flair for mischief . . . likes to tinker with boats and cars . . . Pep Club, Concessions Squad 1 V Gary L. Karel A I Prints our schedules and Purbalites . . . lives to have a good time . . . energetic. Graphic Arts Daniel Kartman Dan Likes to put the ball through the hoop . . . Student Senate, Letterman. Track. Basketball, Pep Club Edward A. Kaslewicz Ed Sets his sights on science . . . likes athletics . . . well- rounded boy . . . swell to have around William J. Katzbeck Bill Neat in appearance ... to serve country in the Air Force . . . Letterman. Football, Track -- Eileen E. Keaney Eileen Plans to be a beautician . . . never a hair out of place . . . Y-Teens, F.H.A., Library Club. Ushers Club Judith M. Kearins Judy Lovely Pep Attendant . . . Pep Club. F.T.A.. Leaders Club, Spanish Club, Glee Club, Y-Teens Terry S. Kehr Terry Likes fast cars . . . enjoys the whirl of a motor . . . goes for fast music . . . Wrestling 1 f% ■V r ' Ib Hi ' r 1 J Marilyn L. Keicher Future journalist . . . Purbalite, Y-Teens, Leaders Club, Pep Club. F.H.A.. Secretarial Service Club Maureen P. Kenny Maureen Fun loving . . . peppy . . . Choir, Heatherettes, Y- Teens, Secretarial Service Club, Glee Club Donald J. Kiggins Don Wants to serve Uncle Sam . . . sweater wardrobe par excellance . . . likes pizza. Barbara L. King Barb Musical . . . Highlanders, Baldwinaires. National Honor Society. F.T.A., Orchestra. Choir Barbara J. Klein Barb Will work the IBM ma- chines . . . tall, blue-eyed blond . . . Library Club, Secretarial Service Club V- his Ken M. Knetzer Ken Likes to work with hands . . . reliable . . . wants to augment military forces . . . William H. Koch Bill Aspires to be an accountant . . . nice . . . Pep Club, Concessions, Bas- ketball, Graphic Arts Virginia L. Koerber Ginny Terror on the gym floor . . . a talented artist . . . ardent picture-collector . . . F.B.L.A. Donald W. Krah Don Basketball is his life . . . Basketball, Student Senate. Choir, Key Club, Letter- man. Glee Club V, John D. Kratt John Mechanically inclined friendly type of guy sense of humor . . . Graphic Arts 50 Suzanne M. Kribel Sue Involved in school activ- ities . . . Heatherettes. Leaders Club, Student Senate. Glee Club. Y-Teens G. Russell Krohe Russ A nice-looking guy . . . quiet and determined . . . sense of humor . . . Wrestling, Track. Pep Club Thomas E. Kuhn Tommy Works hard for the team . . . friendly . . . Letterman, Key Club, Band, Football. Wrestling Louise Kuzila Louise Nice, quiet, shy . . . enjoys music and typing . . . prett dark eyes . . . What did you say? Norma L Lancie Norma Good on the trampoline . . . athletic . . . has the look of a model . . . likes to smile Joseph Lane Joe A nice guy . . . likes to laugh . . . likes sports ... a whiz in Phvsics class . . . George M. Lang Oeori;c Mechanics is his field . . . tinkers constantly . . . fun loving . . . Track. Graphic Arts Patricia A. Lang Pat Coiffeur of the future . . . sparkling eyes . . . Secretarial Service Club. F.B.L.A., Jr. Red Cross Sharone A. Lazzaro She Future certified public ac- countant . . . lustrous black hair . . . regular chatterbox. • 1 Lawrence W. Lehner Larry Mr, Touchdown . . . Football, Hi-Y. Letterman, Student Senate, Key Club, Baldwinaires 51 We made good cookies for the Christmas Dance, Mr. Gilloo- ly- I Douglas A. Leisy Doug Piper for Highlanders . . . would like to enter minis- try . . . Band, Orchestra, Key Club, Latin Club Raymond J. Lenard Ray Quiet . . . gentlemanly . . . a thinker . . , devil-may- care . . . everyone ' s friend . . , a real worker Anne Llewellyn Anne Bubbly majorette . . . Majorettes, Choir, Baldwin- aires, Student Senate, F.T.- A., Purbalite Paula A. Locher Paula Ambition: physical thera- pist . . . pleasing personal- ity .. . statuesque . . . Medical Club William J. Lohmeyer III Bill Baldwin ' s tall handsome hoopster . . . top scorer . . , Concessions Squad. Letter- man, Basketball R. Craig Long Craig Always with a slide rule and a math book . . . terror of the track class . . . resonant voice Diane K. Looney Diane Radiant . . . National Honor Society. Baldwinaires. Heatherettes. F.T.A., Student Senate. Bal- thi 52 Diane Looze Dec John A. Los Jack Secret ambition: A trip to Football enthusiast . . joins the continent . . . warm in all the mischief . . . witty smile . . . heaiitifiilly clothed . . . black ' s his color favorite M. Lynne Lucas Lynne A flair for fashion . . . en- ergetic . . . Glee Club, Y-Teens, F.T.A., Spanish Club, Jr. Red Cross Janet Lukatsky Jan Plans to be a dental hygi- enist . . . Medical Club, Jr. Red Cross, Glee Club, National Honor Society Grace C. Luther Grace Pretty features . . . Student Senate. Purbalite. Pep Club, Art Club, F.H.A.. National Honor Society Raymond B. Lutz Ray At home in a crowd . . . prize possession — his car keys . . . Sound Squad. Graphic Arts Donald C. MacGregor Don Enjoys being around people . . . future ambition is to be an engineer . . . Pep Club. Chemistry Club William W. Machin BUI Has a quiet manner about him . . . print shop is his favorite . . . co-operative. Purbalite Thomas J. Mackewich Tom Tinkers with motors . . . plans to be an auto me- chanic . . . dislikes back seat drivers 53 Marcia J. Maggiotto Marsh A gifted pianist . . . Choir, National Honor So- ciety, Balthi, Y-Teens, Class Play, Baldwinaires Cathleen L. Maley Cathy Soft spoken . . . reserved . . . National Honor Society. Y- Teens. Spanish Cluh, Math Club, F.T.A. lir ' Edward B. Malinski Ed Even-tempered . . . statis- tically minded . . . depend- able ... up on facts and figures . . . W-TS f 1 ' J Charles V. Mangold Chuck College bound . . . Don Juan of Baldwin . . . individ- ualist . . . likes to be heard . . . fun . . . Sz David R. Manspeaker Dave Full of fun . . . dark curly hair . . . Student Senate, Pep Club, Medical Club, Wrestling i Nannette Martin Nan Our smiling ' Pep Attendant Jr. Red Cross, Spanish Club, Pep Club, F.T.A. , Y-Teens, F.H.A. Robert Martin Boh Out-going . . . hates getting up in the morning . . . never a dull moment . . . Choir, Glee Club, Pep Club V. Lynne Martin Lynnc James McCambridge Jim Deidre I. McClellan Dec Center of attraction . . . Feels at home on the foot- A petite blond . . . fun to Pep Club, Class Play, Glee ball field ... a sense of know . . . Club, Spanish Club, Biology humor . . . Choir. Glee Club, Science Club, F.T.A. Football. Glee Club, Crafts Club Club, Biology Cluh, Medi- cal Club 54 ' Isn ' t this a cute lamb, Kandi? M. Suzanne McCliire Siizy Likes quiet company . . . the pleasantest of smiles . . . Library Chib. Ushers Club r Jane E. McDonald Janie Happy-go-lucky . . . inde- pendent . . . Pep Club. Secretarial Serv- ice Club. Y-Teens, Jr. Red Cross Kathleen L. McGovern Kathy Perky . . . tall and slim . . . Cheerleading manager. F.B.- L.A.. Secretarial Service Club. Pep Club Robert J. McMahon Boh Everyone ' s buddy ... fu- ture ' All-American ' . . . Choir. Letterman, Football. Baseball. Track 55 p. Thomas McNaughton Tom Ambition: to be a painter . . . carrot top . . . unas- suming . . . Purbalite, Graphic Arts Marilyn J. Measmer Marilyn Always friendly and attrac- tive . . . stylish . . . Secretarial Service Club. F.B.L.A., Jr. Red Cross Richard J. Meder Richard Engineering is his main goal ... a friendly smile for everyone . . . amiable . . . Carol A. Meek Carol Petite miss . . . demure mannerisms . . . ambition: Airline Stewardess . . . Glee Club, Art Club Hev let ' s do the Limbo Rock. Robert W. MehafTey Jr. Bob Mr. District Attorney . . . Cross Country, Purbalite, Art Club. Math Club, Track, Stage Crew William E. Mehrenberg Bill Likable . . . never too busy to help . . . lively . . . Graphic Arts. Purbalite, Wrestling Mary P. Merz Mary Pat Trademark: blond hair and friendly smile . . . Heatherettes. Jr. Red Cross. Latin Club. Art Club Sleighbell Serenade Suzanne Michelosen Sue Fashionable . . . Cheerleader. Student Sen- ate, Y-Teens, Jr. Red Cross. Medical Club, Class Officer Club, Y-Teens Janice L. Miller Jan Scalpel please . . . intel- lectual type . . . Choir, Medical Club. Glee Linda R. Miller Linda Wants to work in the field of x-rays . . . long, dark hair . . . friendly personality F. Eugene Milton Gene Our favorite engineer . efficient mathematician . smiles . . . Pep Club. Basketball Margaret G. Mitchell Peggy Ambassador without port- folio . . . collected . . . Balthi. Spanish Club. Na- tional Honor Society Robert E. Mohler Bob Musically inclined . . . toots a wild sax . . . Band. Orchestra. Choir, Baldwinaires, Chess Club Paulette Mohney Paulette Fashionable ... a bubbling personality . . . laughing all the time . . . matching out- fits .. . 57 Carl A. Moody Jr. Cliip William F. Moody Bill Marsha C. Morgan A future teacher ... a Collegiate ... all around Marsh friendly fellow . . . lots of guy . . . Pert and peppy . . . femin- personality . . . wild about Wrestling, Letterman, Pep ine . . . cute . . . dancing . . . Club, Key Club, Band, Y-Teens. Latin Club, Secre- Art Club Football manager tarial Service Club Michael R. Morobitto Mike Future big business tycoon ... a bug for cars . . . able wit . . . likes the shops . . . John J. Morrissey Jack Loyal friend . . . most con- genial . . . has his own car. Glee Club, Track. Baseball, Pep Club Robert P. Muller Boh Likes to have fun ... al- ways laughing up a storm . . . always friendly to all. Hi-Y Barbara E. Murken Barb Blond flip . . . her giggle brings her trouble . . . just in from Philly . . . Student Senate. F.T.A. I!5 Edward Murphy Murph Always has a good time . . . career in the medical pro- fession . . . friendly smile. Pep Club M. James Murray Jim A likable fellow . . . quick wit . . . Pep Club, Track, Conces- sion Squad, Cross Country, Wrestling Eugene E. Mussetter Gene The devil is in his eyes . . . twists up a storm . . . nice to have around . . . Pep Club 58 J Kathryn L. Naber Kdlhy Seeks a position as a secre- tary . . Choir. Glee Club. Sccretar- ial Service Club. F.B.L.A.. F.H.A Dennis A. Nagel Denny Quiet sort of guy . . . wants to be an agricultural worker . . . nice to be with . . . Alexander Nauda A I Ein Deutscher Student er ist . . . slide rule is his di- lemma . . . aims to please. Latin Club r Samuel W. Nauhaus Sam Fun . . . National Honor Society. Science Club. Chemistry Club. Biologx ' Club. Student Senate. Golf Patricia A. Neumeyer Pnt Prepared to conquer the business world . . . Glee Club, Jr. Red Cross. F.B.L.A.. Clerical Club y J . Saundra L. Neville Soniiic A dancing dream . . . acro- bat . . . small and agile . . . will grace the future ' s stage. Curtis N. Newill Curt Easy going and nice to know . . indispensable baritone . . . Choir. Baldwinaires. Glee Club Gary B. Nicholson Gary A future electrician . . . scientifically inclined . . . Choir. Speech and Debate. Glee Club Sharon L. Nicholson Style conscious ... a ing blond . . . petite . F.T.A.. Pep Club. Jr Cross. Glee Club Sharon I glow- Carl H. Niemann Carl Fabulous personality . . , asset to any gathering . popular with everyone . Pep Club 59 William L. Niro Bill Our undefeated wrestler Wrestling, Key Club. Stu- dent Senate. Letterman. Pep Club, Concessions Squad Mary M. Nix Margie Loads of fun . . . brings joy to those around her . . . friendly smile . . . F.B.L.A. Nancy K. Noel Nancy Sincere . . . reserved man- ner . . . will educate our youth . . . F.T.A.. Medical Club, Glee Club Henry Northen Jr. Hank Carries the colors for Bald- win . . . likes music . . . quiet . . . Charlene F. Ober Char A talente d seamstress . . . friendly to all . . . pleasing personality . . . Color guard. Graphic Arts F.H.A. Charyl L. Orchard Charyl A future airline stewardess . . . likes to sing . . . dark eyes . . . Glee Club. Concessions Squad Howard O ' Shell Howard History is his chosen field. F.T.A . Speech and Debate. Pep Club. Baseball Jack F. Ostrander Jack Will make an excellent lawyer ... a real supporter of Baldwin . . . amiable . . . Pep Club Robert M. Otte Boh Quiet . . . music is the thing . . . enjoys choir . . . college bound . . . Choir. Glee Club Roberta J. Pankowski Berge Pert. pepp . pleasant . . . vivacious . . . Secretarial Service Club, F.B.L.A.. Leaders Club 60 Annette Panzera Annette Captivating . . . sparkling eyes . . . Student Senate, Heather- ettes. Glee Club. F.B.L.A. Karen R. Parker Karen Aims to be a private sec- retary . . . loads of fun . . . Glee Club, Y-Teens, Ush- ers Club, F.B.L.A. Stephen R. Pastor Steve Loves speed and wind . . . car motors are his line . . . very nice guy . . . curly hair . . . Margaret R. Patterson Bubbling blond . . . Glee Club, Art Club, Biol- ogy Club, Secretarial Serv- ice Club, F.B.L.A. Joseph Pegano Joe Likes to tinker with cars . . . will see the world through a porthole . . . Crafts Club Carol A. Pell Carol Quiet until you know her . . . future file clerk and cashier . . . very nice . . . F.B.L.A. 0 ' : ' r- - f v- :!: V Sandra L. Pfund Sandy Terrific . . . Cheerleader, Student Senate, Choir, Pep Club, Jr. Red Cross, Glee Club My gym class was never like this! 61 David F. Phillips Dave Strange sense of humor wants to balance books . has his own language . George W. Phillips George Quiet but expressive ... at ease on the golf course . . . plans to be an engineer . . . Pep Club Paula J. Pichon Polly Silent type ... a smile for everyone . . . Glee Club, Speech and De- bate, Jr. Red Cross, F.H.A. Kathleen J. Pierini Unforgettable . . . Heatherettes, Choir, Officer, Purbalite, Club, Latin Club Kathy Patricia J. Pihjih Pat Plans to enter the nursing Class field . . . enjoys knowing Glee people . . . Glee Club, Y-Teens, Usher Club Judith E. Pope Judy Perfectionist . . . likes to get all the details ... a sense of humor . . . Glee Club, Biology Club Patricia A. Preuhs Pat Shining black hair . . . makes the typewriter keys click . . . Secretarial Service Club, F.B.L.A. Laura A. Purdy Laura Fingers fly with paint brush- es .. . always has a nice smile . . . Glee Club, F.T.A. Arlenc M. Randazza Arlcnc Attractive . . . well liked . . . Heatherettes. Student Sen- ate, Secretarial Serivce Club, F.B.L.A. Bonnie M. Range Bonnie Has plans to work for the Navy . . . likes to read . . . friendly . . . Library Club, F.B.L.A. 62 Judith A. Range Judy A smile for everyone destined to be a nurse pleasing . . . Jr. Red Cross, Y-Teens Dennis M. Rcilly Denny Raymond J. Remerow Ray Exciting . . . star halfback. Draws constantly . . . Bald- Student Senate, Football, win ' s number one cartoonist Wrestling, Lcttcrman, Glee . . . loves quiet places and Club mood music . . . Gilbert W. Remley Git Leslie L. Reynolds Les David C. Rhoads Dtivc Charlotte Ringeisen Conscientious . . . reflects All giggles and fun Infectious grin . . . always Cluirldttc intellectual outlook . . . Majorettes. F.T.A.. Student something to say . . . pipes Happy on a dance floor . . . Balthi, National Honor So- Senate. Glee Club. Spanish and kilts . . . well-kept tresses . . . ciety. Math Club. Band. Club, Jr. Red Cross Piper, Band, Spanish Club Secretarial Service Club. Orchestra F.B.L.A. Margaret A. Rose Pc,?.?; ' Will enter the world of coif- feurs . . . non-conformist . . . not a care in the world. Gary E. Rosing Giiry A friendly guy . . . good humored . . . fun . . . Student Senate, Wrestling. Track, Latin Club Elaine M. Roth Elaine Easy to get along with . . . sparkling sense of humor. Balthi. Secretarial Service Club, Pep Club 63 Dorothy E. Rouser Dorothy Music is her middle name . . . very sincere . . . Choir, Baldwinaires, F.T.A., Pep Club. Y-Teens Joseph R. Ruefle 3oe A fine friend to have . quiet but personable . always behind the team good-looking blond . . . David B. Rutherford Jr. Dave A gentlemanly manner . . . Key Club, National Honor Society, Wrestling, Pep Club, Student Senate f . %)L. Malvin G. Sander Spike Good-will ambassador . . . Football, Track, Wrestling, Letterman, Student Senate, Key Club Marjorie L. Sankey Marjie Sparkles . . . National Honor Society, Purbalite, F.T.A., Y-Teens. Choir, Leaders Club Judith Savage Judy Enthusiastic ... a nice per- son to know ... a winning smile . . . Pep Club, Y-Teens, Na- tional Honor Society John E. Scanlon II Jack Tall with curly blond hair . . . strict sports fan . . . Math Club, Science Club, Pep Club r ▼ Cheryl A. Schaefer Cheryl Everyone ' s friend ... a cheerful outlook . . . pert. Y-Teens, F.B.L.A., Class Plays Richard W. Schafer Rich Has invented his own lan- guage . . . considerate . . . Band, Choir, Glee Club, Purbalite, F.T.. . Evelyn L. Schauer Ery Uninhibited . . . gay . . . attractive hair styles . . . Secretarial Service Club. F.B.L.A., F.H.A., Y-Teens 64 Chow Time ii:! . AX Ruth A. Scheidemantel Ruth Enjoys knowing people . . . a genuinely nice person . . . Jr. Red Cross, Medical Club Robert E. Scheider Boh Cafeteria ' s best customer . . . talented with a lathe . . . always smiling . . . Glee Club. Purbalite Come and get it. Gretchen A. Schein G retch Makes the dullest class shine . . . lovely . . . Cheerleader, Choir, Student Senate. Glee Club Dorothy Schlottman Dottie Expressive . . . Glee Club. Library Club. Jr. Red Cross. Class Play, Secretarial Service Club 65 John W. Schmidt Sclimilty Friendly fellow ... a mighty tackier . . . Football, Track, Letterman, Wrestling, Pep Club, Hi-Y Mark A. Schmidt Mark The mischievous one . . . remarkable sense of humor. Spanish Club, Key Club. F.T.A., Student Senate Russell T. Schmitt Russ Incorporated laugh . . . ev- eryone loves him . . . Student Senate, Pep Club, Concessions Squad Janet A. Schnupp Jan Loves to sing . . . sparkling. Choir, Student Senate, Pur- balite. Pep Club, Class Play, F.T.A. Margaret A. Schroeder Marge Freckles and auburn hair . . . smiling eyes . . . Pep Club. Glee Club, F.T.- A., Spanish Club, Y-Teens Barbara A. Schultz Barb Future as a commercial art- ist .. . friendly in her ways ... a smile for everyone . . . William G. Schumann Bill Wants to live life to the full- est ... a nice fellow . . . never at a loss for words . . . ' vl Judith A. Schuster Judy Petite . . . full of laughter. Glee Club, F.T.A. , Pep Club, Jr. Red Cross, Y- Teens. Spanish Club ... L Linda K. Schuster Linda Easy going . . . wants to be- come a beautician . . . Glee Club, Secretarial Serv- ice Club, F.B.L.A. Lynn Schuster Lynn Enthusiastic Baldwin fan . . . lively laughter . . . F.B.L.A., Glee Club, Lead- ers Club, F.H.A. 66 Joanne M. Schwartz Jay Loves to dance . . . hard worker . . . terrific typist . . . Balthi. Secretarial Service Club Dorsey A. Scruggs Dork Will join the Navy . , . handy with machines . . . Choir. Glee Club. Art Cluh. F.B.L.A.. Crafts Club Hlaine M. Seamen Elaine Quiet until you tcnow her . . . will be a good ' Girl Friday ' . . . F.B.L.A.. Secretarial Service Club 1 IT- Paul Seliga Paul Talented artist . . . lively disposition . . . even tem- pered . . . likes dancing . . . Diane J. Serafini Dee Makes friends quickly . . . can really twist . . . fun to be with . . . Secretarial Service Club Robert L. SheafFer Boh Mary A. Shorr Mary Ann Mechanical . . . ' motorvates ' Sweet disposition . . . fresh in a V-8 . . . personality . . . Graphic Arts, Football, Secretarial Service Club, Track. Wrestling, Glee Club F.H.A.. Jr. Red Cross August M. Short Gu.s Twists up a terrific storm . . . ' Anchors Aweigh ' . . . a nice guy . . . Football, Band Ardeth C. Shoup Arty Looks at the good side of things . . . Glee Club, Purbalite, Secre- tarial Service Club. F.B.L.A. Linda L. Sill Linda Wants to follow a nursing career . . . Medical Club, F.H.A.. Jr. Red Cross, Y-Teens, Ush- ers Club, Biology Club 67 Linn J. Simler Linn Hopes to enter aeronautics . . . unique sense of humor ... at home behind the wheel . . . Robert L. Simoni Bob Never a dull moment . . . adventuresome spirit . . . Crafts Club. Track. Cross Country Marcy L. Sites Marcy Cute and mischeivous . . . sparkling . . . Balthi. Purbalite. Choir, Baldvvinaires. Pep Club, Art Club Louis M. Slautterback Lou Gridiron threat . . . Bald- win ' s great wrestler . . . Football. Wrestling. Track. Pep Club. Letterman Richard Smiley Rich Optimist . . . twinkle in his eye . . . quick with a smile . . . debonaire . . . college bound . . . Cass Smith Cass Dark good looks . . . care- free . . . Class Play, Pep Club, Band. Math Club. Dramatics Club, Medical Club Robert T. Smith Bob Even tempered . . . depend- able . . . excellent wrestler. Wrestling. Letterman Carol A. Snee Carol Outstanding artistic abilities . . . attractive . . . Purbalite. Pep Club. Art Club. Glee Club ' •«- 1 1 James H. Snyder Jin) Will wear the blue of the navy . . . quiet . . . cars, cars, cars . . . Crafts Club Dennis Sobotka Denny Trademark; dark wavy . . . not the talkative . . . polite . . . Crafts Club hair type 68 Karen A. Sopp Karen Honest and sincere . . . National Honor Society, Student Senate. Pep Club, Art Club, Latin Club Albert W. Speicher Al Scores baskets for Baldwin. Band, Crafts Club, Science Club, Pep Club, Lelternian, Basketball Linda 1. Staats Linda Always smiling . . . likes to have the last word . . . Purbalite, Medical CUib, Art Club (ice, can Mr. Bartos dance Stephen E. Stanko Steve Baldwin ' s ' Slammin ' Sammy Snead ' . . . sophisticated . . . Golf, Letterman, Key Club, Basketball John J. Steigerwald Jack Has a great wit . . . listens to the ' Boss Man ' . . . Football, Wrestling, Graph- ic Arts Edward M. Stasik Ed Wrestling ' s his stronghold ... art is his apex . . . Wrestling. Football, Track, Band, Class Play, Letterman Thomas W. Steinbeck Tom Keeps to himself ... an individualist . . . proceed with caution . . . nice to have around . . . 69 John G. Stepaniak Jo)in A future archeologist . . . careful worker . . . Science Club, Chemistry Club, Spanish Club Susan Stern Sue Lovely . . . beautiful auburn hair . . . Purbalite, Jr. Red Cross. Pep Club, Class Play, Glee Club James M. Stevens Jim Mathematics master . . . courteous . . . National Honor Society, Ushers Club, Math Club, Science Club Jeffery M. Stevens Jeff Plays a terrific trombone. Band, Orchestra, Student Senate, Speech and Debate. Science Club. Biology Club Linda Stewart Linda New to the halls of Baldwin . . . sweet and friendly . . . fun . . . cute . . . kind of quiet . . . Doreen E. Stock Doreen Exciting . . . happy about everything . . . Secretarial Service Club. F.B.L.A.. Pep Club Sherman P. Swisher Shenn Everyone ' s buddy . . . can see something funny in ev- erything . . . easy-go-lucky. Richard F . Szeg Rich Loves all the swinging sounds . . . passion for driv- ing . . . talented mechanic. John Tansky Jack Loves cars and speed . . . interested in all fun things . . . likes to dance . . . Edith A. Tarasovic Eadic Tall look of a model . . . National Honor Society, Balthi, Choir. Secretarial Service Club. Y-Teens 70 Margaret L. Taylor Peggy Quiet — once in a while . . . Choir. Secretarial Service Club, F.B.I. .A.. Leaders Club, Glee Club Edward A. Tech Ed Great sense of humor . . . mechanically inclined . . . Football, Baseball, Letter- man, Pep Club, Glee Club Gary Tener Gary Tall, dark, and handsome. Student Senate. Class Offi- cer, Letterman, Football, Pep Club Allen R. Thomas A I Cheerful worker . . . friend- ly .. . Band. Wrestling. Stage Crew. Sound Squad. Pep Club. Crafts Club Sue A. Thorson Sue Witty . . . Exchange Student, Class Play, F.T.A.. Orchestra. Y- Teens. National Honor So- ciety Robert M. Tinker Bub Sincere . . . Band. Math Club. Chemis- try Club. Science Club. Or- chestra, National Honor So- ciety Nancy C. Tole Nan Sparkling red hair . . . won- derful musician . . . Baldwinaires, Choir. Lead- ers Club, F.T.A. ia Patricia A. Tomayko Paf Petite miss with a cheerful smile . . . Glee Club. F.H.A.. Jr. Red Cross. Ushers Club. Y-Teens Andrew Tomko Andy Lives for football . . . Class Officer, Student Sen- ate, Key Club, Letterman, Basketball, Football Gwendolyn M. Tush Gweii . quiet Keeps to herse lf beauty . . . Secretarial Service Club. F.B.L.A.. Glee Club. Y- Teens 71 Stacy Uhl Stacy Intellectual type . . . fun to know . . . National Honor Society. Purbalite, Pep Club, F.T.A.. F.H.A. Bruce E. Vader Bruce Block that kick . . . ' Purple Raider ' . . . athletic . . . Letterman. Foothall. Bas- ketball, Baseball Carol A. Valdini Carol Fashionable wardrobe . . . Glee Club. Leaders Club, Secretarial Service Club, Y- Teens, F.B.L.A. 1 and 2 and Linda R. Vandermast I ' ainh ' r Vivacious . . . lovely . . . Student Senate. Cheerlead- er. Choir. Purbalite, Na- tional Honor Society. Pep Club Susan M. Vanistendael Sue Someday will make others beautiful . . . cule way about her . . . confident . . . effi- cient . . . Robert H. Van Wassen Boh E = MC . . . sophisticated. Math Club. Science Club. Chemistry Club. Basketball. Pep Club 72 K Marilyn S. Van Wert WarWyn Perky hlond . . . small and active . . . enthusiastic . . . Glee Club, Library Club, Jr. Red Cross Carol A. Verno Carol Fun to be with . . . the friendliest . . . presents an attractive appearance . . . Kenneth W. Viscount Kenny At home behind the wheel . . . has a certain something . . . sailing is his hobby . . . Student Senate Alice I. Vogel Alice Talk, talk, talk . . . presents an attractive appearance . . . always smiling . . . Medical Club Doreen B. Von Schlick Dor Individualist . . . always willing to lend a hand . . . Speech and Debate, Pep Club Linda L. Waldo Linda Very, very quiet . . . future business career . . . nice to know . . . F.B.L.A. Ronald W. Waldo Waldo Future leatherneck . . . friendly . . . casual smile . . . blond wavy hair . . . Graphic Arts Club William J. Walsko Bill Can print anything . . . likes to work with inks . . . nice looking . . . Band Manager, Purbalite, Sound Squad. Graphic Arts Jeannine B. Walters Jeanie Frisky fraulein . . . National Honor Society, Balthi, Pep Club, Glee Club, Spanish Club, Y- Teens Karen Wasecko Karen Quietly friendly . . . Secretarial Service Club, F.B.L.A.. Student Senate, Glee Club, Art Club. F.H.A. 73 Charlene L. Wazny Char Attractive . . . competent. Balthi, Student Senate, Pep Club, Secretarial Service Club, Y-Teens Eric B. Webb Eric Industrious student of Es- panol . . . doesn ' t say much, but is the center of a lot of fun . . . Spanish Club Jean L. Weber Jean All sweetness . . . works with and for everyone . . . Choir. Glee Club, Purbalite, Pep Club C. Suzanne Wells Sue Talented . . . Balthi, Purbalite. National Honor Society, Glee Club, Latin Club, Jr. Red Cross Barbara A. Welte Barb Sparkling . . . easy to get along with . . . Glee Club. Jr. Red Cross. F.T.A., Medical Club Cheryl L. Wentz Wentzie Gay . . . always ready for fun . . . F.T.A.. Class Play. Pep Club. Purbalite, Glee Club David S. White Whitey Tinkers in the laboratory . . . master of the shy smile. Chemistry Club, Science Club Jacqueline A. White Jacki An individualist . . . Cheerleading Manager. Pur- balite, Jr. Red Cross. Art Club. Pep Club Thomas W. White Whiley Well-rounded person . . . Basketball. Football. Track. Student Senate, Letterman, Class Officer Joyce D. Whitehead Joyce Tops on the g m floor . . . alwa s there to help . . . likable . . . attractive hair. Leaders Club 74 George M. Whitmyre Jr. Quiet intellectual . . . polite and helpful . . . Band, Biology Seminar, Sci- ence Club Martha B. Wiedenheft Martha One in a million . . . fu- ture nurse . . . Band, Orchestra, National Honor Society, Purbalite Richard W. Wiedenheft Rich Pleasant, well-liked ... a very talented printer . . . Graphic Arts Club, Band Manager Maureen C. Wilmer Maureen A lady at all times . . . her reserve is becoming . . . Glee Club, Purbalite, F.T.A. David W. Windstein Dave Wild about cars . . . High- landers talented bass . . . likes to build . . . Band, Crafts Club H. David Woehler Neat! . . . swings room . . . plans a Dave in home career it automotive enumeermc G. Barbara Wolfe Barh Carefree . . . lively . . . sweet disposition . . . future teacher . . . Heatherettes, Purbalite. Y- Teens Mary L. Wolfe Mary Lou Likable . . . lively personal- ity . . . cute . . . F.B.L.A., Library Club, Y- Teens, Jr. Red Cross J. Randolph Wood Randy Serious . . . Band, Orchestra, Student Senate, Chemistry Club, Math Club, Science Club, National Honor Society G. Kenneth Workman Ken Makes everyone feel at ease . . . Oooooh those eyes . . . Student Senate, Pep Club, Cross Country, Medical Club 75 Anthony G. Wozniak Tony Loves excitement . . . never sits still . . . craves cool jazz . . . Cross Country Harry M. Wullf Harry Planning to become an aer- onautical engineer . . . good craftsman . . . Crafts Club, Band Suzanne Wurthner Sue Always making with the rah, rah, rah, . . . what a sense of humor . . . Jr. Varsity cheerleader Victor R. Yecko Vic Drives like wild . . . really nice to know . . . wild sense of humor . . . Robert K. Young Rick At home on the stage . . . Balthi, Class Play, Art Club, Dramatics Club, Dec- orating Club Dorothy M. Zink Dottic Fan of the twist . . . Glee Club, Library Club, Ushers Club, Secretarial Service Club, F.B.L.A. Joseph P. Zink III Jay Major Leaguer . . . Letterman, Choir, Baldwin- aires, Class Play, Student Senate, Baseball Marihn J. Ziolkowski A (i (7,v;i Ambitious . . . Y-Teens, Secretarial Service Club, Pep Club, F.B.L.A., National Honor Societv Patricia L. Ziolkowski Put Quiet . . . Student Senate, Class Play, Pep Club, Secretarial Serv- ice Club, Y-Teens, F.B.L.A. Regis R. Zirngibl Re! e He is known as an extreme- ly amiable boy . . . always with a gym bag . . . future cycle salesman . . . 76 School ' s Out In Memoriam Janet Hess and Timothy Durbin There are no pictures for the following seniors: James A. Bauer II. Michael Bick. Paulakay J. Bradica, Charles G. McCaffrey III. David K. Miller, Thomas J. Murray. Vicki A. Parrish, Daniel B. Rohison. Dennis J. Shuplock. Shirley A. Siidomerski. 77 CLASSES .h I ' M B. Newcomh, S. Beward, J. Wytiaz, C. Johnson. Juniors Class sponsor, Mr. Duhig CLASS OFFICERS President: Joseph Wytiaz Vice President: Barbara Newcomb Secretary: Sandra Beward Treasurer: Clyde Johnson CLASS COLORS: Navy Blue and White CLASS FLOWER: Variegated Carnation CLASS MOTTO: We climbed the hill; the mountain stands before us. I - «. ♦  «: 7 AMf- k. y ijK Akalia , j- y x !ji N. Blochinger C. Bobeck M. Bock C. Boffey J. Bogda F. Bohley 81 li ■9 f N. Bohonek C. Bonzer M. Boris J. Bornemann B. Bornhorst W. Boydeton D. Brandau K. Breckenfelder J. Bronder D. Brown L. Brown J. Bruchas R. Burchett T. Bush R. Byrd P. Cain R. Calaski J. Calgelia B. Campbell R. Campbell E. Cannon G. Caquatto R. Carlson T. Carmichael . ill f . L C . ft fli c It S. Cordier J. Cowher R. Crane R. Croft T. Cromie R. Crossland G. Cullen C. Culotta J. Cutler W. Dague M. Dallas R. Dalzell 82 ' Ji A . i fLH...(L H i d m ' , j ) ' , tIA- t A L i- ' r J.Davis - ■ {} ' ,y , t ' . DeCicco V .- ' . ,..0 ., , ,v L ' L. DeCicco •• i- ' i C. DeLuca Relax, themes aren ' t due until next Monday. ' Juniors Gourmet ' s Delight D. Evans J. Fails L. Falvo K. Farrell D. Fassett D. Fawley S. Faye J. Fedor J. Feick M. Fellner D. Fereday A. Field JtA % ? © vr? ? G. Finnegan M. Fiore P. Frantz L. Frazer C. Frey S. Fries T. Frihart C. Fritsch C. Frye K. Fye B. Gabler J. Gardner 84 A. Gathers M. Geiger J. Genge E. Gensler S. Gessner D. Getzug J. Hays R. Hazlett S. Heh D. Heid R. Hess J. Heuple s M. 85 Guttenburg never had it so good. Juniors R. Hihbard W. Hibbard J. Hillerich L. Hilpert D. Hinkel D. Hock ff o C. Johnson J. Johnson L. Johnson E. Jolley R. Jones J. Jordon Y. Jucha S. Kalinyak M. Kamon B. Karp M. Kearins T. Kearney r% a H. Hodge G. Hoehl E. Hoffman A. Hoskins A. Hufschmidt N. Imblum R. lovino S. Jackley C. Jacobs A. Jacunski M. Jaggers B. James 86 jT jD D. Kchr VV. Keller W. Kelly J. Kemman B. Kightlingcr F. Kitner A. Klingensmilh B. Kloss E. Knight S. Kohler P. Konkle R. Koontz  u., , ' ■ ' ft, , ► l l r  M. Kosanovich R. Kosmer Z. Kott S. Kovacs K. Kozel W. Kozikowski M. Kozlowski C. Kribel L. Kszesinski G. Kiiehn K. Kuehn R. Kuhajda M. Kupcik M. Kwait D. Kyler S. LaManna K. LaMarca C. Lammert N. Lancie T. Larkin J. Laiix N. Lazzaro N. Leavy R. Lee , i c ' ' .: ' . , - f . m 1 9- 87 2- 4 -u _o i .-i-L-ii , McCarthy -■ ' ' - : --vZ . ,-v.t 6.Mcaoskey J. McCluskey 7 ' L. McDonald fScJ G. McGinnis D. McGlaughlin R. McGreevy C. Macek R. Macher G. Machesky D. Magera Q. M ' f V, TJ O. f? r W}  -:-.;-: r F ,ii :. Varsity cheerleaders making pom- poms for athletic events . . . Juniors : Vi R. Omanhe B. Onda C. Ovsak W. Palmer R. Palmieri F. Parella p. Patnik C. Patterson K. Pauley R. Paulik K. Peppin C. Perry A. Peterson M. Pflum K. Phillips P. Picchi J. Piel M. Pink J. Pollack R. Pollack J. Pond P. Popovich J. Potts B. Provan W. Puhl W. Rabold B. Race C. Rail M. Ramaley B. Ramsay M :MA 89 n a t r W. Ranft J. Raymo R. Reba L. A. Redlinger B. Reese D. Regan M. Reiflf J. Reiland S. Reinhold J. Remley T. Renkey P. Renne D. Rennie F. Rethage J. Riley T. Rittenhouse L. Roberts D. Robinson E. Rockacy R. Rosenfeld G. Rosfeld B. Ross J. Ross P. J. Roth fT p O f?. Juniors ' We ' re setting a record for sales. lU in p. W. Roth A. Riibinchak R. Rudolph T. Rudolph N. Ruelius S. Ruffner B. Ruskuy M. Ryan W. Rynkiewicz B. Sadie B. Sanders K. Sanders J. Sands J. Schafer R. Schemm C. Schenecker L. Schick D. Schillo D. Schlumherger D. Schlumherger F. Schmidt J. Schmilt C. Schott K. Schotting A. Schuetz R. Schuetz J. Schumacher J. Schwoebel G. Scull M. Sebesta J. Seitz J. Semkiw J. Seng J. Seng W. Servick J. Shanahan Q ' K. Shannon M. Sharpe R. Shellogg R. Shenkle J. Sherry P. Shiring R. Shrader D. Simler R. Simoni G. Sinnett D. Sins R. Sites 91 p. Slade L. Slaipoh C. Slater J. Smiley B. Smith J. Smith S. Smith L. Snee T. Snyder C. Sobzack P. Sout;up D. Spooner jL dm W. Spring T. Staab C. Stahl B. Stebner F. Steele G. Steenson 92 T «T ' =• ' I f J. i K. Yeager L. Yeager G. Yesionek J. Zader L. Zankel J. Zaremba W. Zenkovich G. Ziegler K. Zinkham P. Zofcin P. Zofcin G. Zuccker U It), f J D. Wenzcl G. Wertelet M. WetterofT D. Whited D. Wickham J. Wiedl W. Willis K. Wilmer S. Wolfe D. Wood J. Wytiaz L. Yauch V- J7 Juniors There are no pictures for the following people: R. Albert, J. Anslow. J. Beeghly. K. Berk, P. Bonomi, S. Bonsall, P. Borne, J. Bowen, A. Browske, N. Bruno, S. Bushman, J. Campeau, G. Chambers. T. Conwell. S. Cook. R. Eckenrode, F. Evagues. T. Evans. R. Fenton. R. Fer- ris. M. Fiegoer. S. Flynn. M. Kearns, R. King, F. Geissinger. L. Gwaley. M. Latowski. R. Lemmon, C. McKee, S. McKinley, K. Mahouski, T. Michalowicz. B. Mikrut, K. Milano. W. Morris, L. Paulin, C. Pflaum, H. Rees. K. Reichert, L. Schwadron, B. Shannon. R. Stemp. N. Stilinovich, W. Stockey, M. Svaline, P. Swalek, J. Takarchek, G. Thor, D. Tiffany, P. Vari, R. Vau ht, W. Weidman, B. Wiescckel, D. Woestehoff, M. Wuerthele. 93 S. Diaz, R. Redlinger, D. Haynes, D. Rigney, Mr. Banky. Sophomores CLASS OFFICERS President: Daniel Haynes Vice President: Robert Redlinger Secretary: Sherry Diaz Treasurer; Donald Rigney Class Sponsor: Mr. Banky 94 J. Blohme R. Boczkowski N. Bodnar R. Bodnar L. Boeltz R. Bocard 95 C. Capalbo T. Capanzzi R. Carapelliicci R. Carlson D. Carney S. Carson op D. Dice L. Dick J. Dieckmann R. Dillion E. Dischner W. Dobson G. Dock G. Dollish P. Doty H. Duing P. Dunington S. Dunlevy f? f! , ffl fk MM. ii 97 J. Dunn A. Eberly J. Ebken J. Ehman B. Ehmer R. Ehrlich JSS 0 1 - -UJ. -_ -t ? The long, hot summer. r 99 J. H D !!!i ,- ' A ' -i V S. Hess W. Hess J. Hickey N. Higgins D. Higgins C. Hillyard W. Hilscher D. Hiltabidle Z. Hodermarsky N. Hogiie C. Hollingsworth D. Holt Heading homeward at last! B. Hooker J. Houser i .. J. Howe ri D. Huber ' J. Hulley C. Hurst D. Huston R. Hutchison R. Huth D. I mbriale R. Immekus M. Jaczesko o. R. Karnbauer M. L. Katzbeck C. Kekich J. Kennedy G. Kenney J. Kenny M M. Kerr A. Kezmoh R. Kiefer C. Kiess S. Kirsch T. Kleinfelter C. Klemencic J. Klose J. Knestrick B. Kniedler L. Knight M. Knoepp S. Knorr D. Koch R. Koetke G. Kollar J. Konn R. Konyha : r j c o, o 101 Take a break — but make it short. ' S. Koonse J. Kovacs S. Kovalik B. Kowalski L. Kozikowski « J. Kozlowski Jf M. Kramer S. Kratofil J. Kreis J. Krogh W. Kiihns J. Kuhan C. Kiikan K. Kulak L. Kuzila L. Lachman C. Laggert I LaJevic A j- iff. 102 K P ■ ' , lt ©« 1 ' ' .kj P ' l. f ' ' k C. Meyers T. Millard L. Miller L. Miller L. Miller P. Miller B. Minick L. Minnick D. Misencik L. Moch N. Moore R. Morobitto 103 ! ( p.. W. Phillips M. Pillar K. Plazinski T. Poljak M. A. Polosky L. Popovich E. Proffitt E. Prokupec D. Prophater F. Quinn G. Range P. Ratay C. Ray J. Recker R. Redlinger D. Regina N. Reichcnbach R. Reiland %. . l t S. Reitz D, Rennie S. Revilak L. Riccobelli B. Riddle D. Rigney C. Ringler K. Rising D. Roberts M. Roberts J. Robinson IVI. Rockacv ' d T. Roell K. Rok J. Ronianiis J. Roney Q= J. Rosenberger N. Rosleck . p L. Ross [ ] M. Ross S.Rossi ' (l A. Rota J. Roth ? ' T. Roth D. Rowlands R. Ruck L. Rtidat J, RtilTing P. RtitTner ' i ' - ,M dikd d€ £: J. Riimbaugh S. Ryce C. Sabo P. Sandusky J. Sansotta A. Saperstein Pipers coming downfield signals the beginning of the football season. il ' ij ' ■f} y ' ' 7 . ' ' . y jl H. Sauter C. Sawyer M. Scanlon W. Scharding F. Scheirer F. Scherr C. Schiebel K. Schiehel J. Schimhorski J. Schimborski J. Schmidt M. Schmidt J. Schmitt K. Schmitt M. Schneider C. Scheutz L. Schuster C. Schwarz ' ■ «■ ' . .IL rt« ,- K. Selzer M. Severo ich jp D. Sexauer R. Sexauer J. Shack J. Shallcross JV G. Shannon J. Shaughnessy L. Shenkle T. Sieber E. Siemon J. Sill - - Displaying our handiwork. 106 i and this indicates a current trend. ' ' ' ' M D. Valenza J. Vanistendae L. Vanistendael S. Van Newkirk J. Very N. Vierling This should get you into class . . . J. Visconli V. Voelker S. Vollnicr M. L. Wahich D. Wagner S. Waklo JcuMi Air - L. Wehb Wallace S. Watts J. Weaver It p. Wick L. Wilkinson L. Williams J. Williamson P. Williford S. Wilson ■J We have no pictures for the following: T. Best. R. Bocian. D. Cavill, M. Conner. T. Cook. J. Dannels, F. DeGregorio, D. DeLuca, B. Dioschak. T. Edwards, J. Fanzo. D. Freund, B. Fritz. E. Gady. M. Genovesi. C. George. R. Goslak. J. Grassen. L. Haas. G. Holl, P. Huwalt. E. Kopiki. M. Korlek. M. Link. C. McClennan. L. McGrew. J. Miller. C. Muchl- bronner. C. Neely. C. Paul. L. Prickett, R. Pudup. K. Rachfal. D. Rader. L. Rapich. R. Rlager, D. Roder. B. Rogan. L. Rose. R. Ruck. C. Schneider. J. Schotting. A. Seman. V. Serratore. B. Short. G. Smith. J. Smith. M. Smithson, R. Spencer. J. Stewart, K. Trumenslager, R. Turocy, D. Turowski, P. Unruh, G. Urban. E. Urban. R. Vales. W. Vietmeier. D. Wagner. R. Wagner, R. Walde, W. Wahher. G, Wastek. D. Weddell. A. Weeks. M. Weigel. R. White. G. Wilson. L. Wood. K. Wynn. D. Yakopcic, A. Yedlinsky, R. Yosi. D. Young. R. Zwibel. 109 | . ' -.y z r o y . h y ACTIVITIES I Student Senate is a worthy leadership organization that spon- sors a Foreign Exchange Program and many other worthwhile proj- ects. Standing: Mrs. Caldwell. Mr. Sullivan, Sponsors. Seated: J. Wytiaz, Vice-President; V. Gaydos, Asst. Secretary; R. Gurchak, President; L. Vandermast, Secretary; V. Brovet, Treasurer. Student Senate I Top RoM - P. Harper, J. Gall, R. Schmidt, S. Finn. Second Row: L. Cancelmi, H. Hawkins, G. Fabrizio, M. Sander. J. Stevens. Third Row: D. Reilly. S. Pfiind. J. Hinds. A. Harrison. S. Greaves, S. Nauhaus, R. Wood. Foiirtli Row: J. Berseth, R. Beeman, J. Abbott, D. Krah, D. Manspeaker, G. Luther, J. Schnupp. Bottom Row: D. Looney, A. Llewellyn, L. Vander- mast, R. Gurchak, V. Brovet, C. Hunt, S. Kribel. Top Row: D. Spooner. R. Longo, J. Dempster. L. Zankel. J. Riley. Second Row: B. Mikrut, B. Gabler, T. Carmichael. G. Thor, D. Bahl, R. lovino. Third Row: R. Beinhauer, C. Fritsch, R. Dolinar, R. Newell, R. Lehman, B. Lehman, C. Johnston. Fourth Row: L. McDonald, W. Spring, N. Watson. M. Lutz, R. Hassler. J. Meussner, S. Cordier. Botloin Row: J. Beeghly, G. Gongaware. R. Shellogg. M. Sebesta. B. Newcomb, B. Reese. S. Beward. Top Row: R. Huth, R. Clay. A. Yedlinsky. J. Ruffing, B. Short. R. Sill. Second Row: R. Turocy, R. Ratay, G. Shannon. R. Fehl. M. Hannegan, O. Bracken, J. Recker. Third Row: D. Meeder, C. Gothe. C. Harvey. B. Fitch. S. Parkes, D. Wynn, L. Minnick, P. Lloyd. Fourth Row: B. Bruce, M. Karlek, J. Shallcross. S. Dadig. A. Eberly. S. Vollmer, R. Guiser, P. Miller. Bottom Row: H. Bentz. M. Leech. C. Lutz, G. Barton, S. Reitz, S. Diaz, A. Saperstein, C. Fair. National Honor Society 9 « NRTIDNflL •  y: N. Caquatto, J. Berseth, Mr. Meell, Sponsor; B. Brusco. Standing: J. Stevens, M. Wiedenheft , M. Debelak, S. Wells, D. Carpenter, L. Vandermast, S. Uhl, M. Maggiotto, S. Nauhaus. Seated: E. Tarasovic, C. Maley. Members of this honorary society maintain the high standards of scholarship, leadership, character, and service for which they were chosen. M. Sankey, R. Cooey, J. Walters, N. Gilbert, G. Ebenhack. I Standing: S. Greaves, B. King, D. Rutherford, S. Hallenberg, A. Harrison, D. Looney, R. Beeman, C. Carlsen, R. Guydosh. Kneeling: S. Gerber, V. Brovet. •.•,fe.- K « . • NRTIDNRL IDR HDCll ' A fj Balthi L. Cancelmi, H. McCormick, Sponsor; P. Minetti, Asst. Spon- sor. Through hard work, the Balthi Staff pubhshes, for each student, a memorable record of his school year. D. Carpenter. B. Brusco. M. Sites. R. Young, E. Tarasovic, M. Maggiotto, S. Hallenberg. R. Guydosh, B. Brown. } p. Mitchell, J. Wallers. G. Remley, S. Wells, S. Greaves, C. Wazny. A. Harrison, D. Looney, E. Roth, B. Burgess, J. Gallo, D. Gies. Seated: J. Schwartz. Standing: W. Beaumont, C. Harvey, R. Mehaf- fey. Seated: S. Smith, C. Dewalt, J. White, J. Feick, K. Demsey. Purbalite The members of our newspaper record all the happenings at Bald- win. The Purbalite, written and printed monthly by Baldwin stu- dents, maintains a high standard of journalism. W. J. Klein, Sponsor; L. Staats, D. Doerfler. First Row: C. Bobeck, M. O ' Donnell. J. Hess. Second Row: B. Wolfe, N. Becker, N. Boris. Standing: L. Vandermast. First Row: J. Schnupp, K. Pierini, S. Stern, C. George. Second Row: C. Snee, P. Archibald, R. Guiser. Third Row: S. Bonsall, B. Hassler, J. Brand. Fourth Row: N. Becker, V. Brovet, M. Sites. M. Leech. P. Miller. G. Luther. J. Kovacs. D. Casciotti, J. Abrams, J. Wehcr. J. Abbott. L. Green. Sicuicliii: : D. Docrfier. S, Wells. K. Cooper, J. Schmipp. L. Staats, S. Uhl, J. White. Scati ' ii: J. Abbott. G. Luther. B. Burgess. L. Vanderniast, M. Sankey. Standing: C. Cullison. S. Gould. N. Barrow. J. Fedor, L. Knight, M. Grudowski, B. Gibson. G. Urbin. Scared: J. Bow- man, M. Sankey. S. Uhl. J. Dattilo. S. Diaz. Stanclnig: E. Perchak. M. Noa. J. Potts, J. Allison. C. Wells. C. Wentz, G. Caquatto, N. Caquatto, S. Dunlevy, O. Bracken. Sealed: S. Reitz, S. Wells, K. Cooper, J. Wells. Mathematics Club This is mathematics unlimited, where original ideas can be researched, ex- panded, and discussed. Mr. Brucker, Sponsor; R. Lindsey, J. Roth, B. Ebenhack. Top RoH-: B. Hulley, G. Ebenhack. D. Doerfler, C. Smith. R. Van Wassen, R. Tinker. Second Row: R. Crispen, J. Stevens, S. Nauhaus, T. Roell. R. Wood. Bottom Row: Mr. Brucker. Sponsor: J. Abbott. R. Guydosh. M. Dallas. D. Brown. Science Club Mr. Blankenbuehler, Sponsor; Goetz, G. Ebenhack, W. Hulley. Science students stimulate and broaden their scientific interests through research. Top Row: J. Daniihey, R. Bruce, D. Tiffany. L. Gwaley. Second Row: J. Stepaniak. D. Doerfler, R. Crispen. R. Van Wassen. J. Stevens. T)nrd Row: G. Whitmyre. R. Tinker. J. Stevens. D. Untener. R. Wood. Bottom Row: S. Nauhaus. J. Abbott. J. Cutler. C. Carlsen. S. Ruffner. Top Row: C. Harvey. K. Sipp. B. Fritz, E. Smith. G. Milton, D. Hiltabidle, N. Francis, J. Heineman. Second Row: D. Valent, D. Berner, J. Kovacs, S. Koonse, J. Levy, R. Ehrlich, M. Schmidt. Bottom Row: P. Dunington. D. Gotwalt. L. Haas, M. Cannon, D. Casciotti. ' D. McClellan. Biology Club Scientific research is in the in- dividual ' s interest area. The Speech and Debate Club provides its members with practical experience for public speaking plus an enriching exchange of ideas. Top Row: S. Finn, C. Schott, T. Larkin. J. Stevens. J. Bauer. Second Row: D. Von Schlick, S. Ackerman, K. Sipp, J, Wells, D. Phillips. Third Row: D, Fereday, S. Bonsall, C. Carlsen, C. Stahl, K. Wynn. Bottom Row: R. Hanna, D. Malone . S. Aker, D. Carpenter, K. Yeager, V. Serratore. Speech and Debate Club I Mr. Butler. Sponsor; J. Bauer, D. Maloney, S. Aker. Seated: D. Carpenter, R. NefT. S. Ackerman. 122 Senior F.T.A. Top Row: G. Beaudet, G. Burg. J. Dithrich, H. O ' Shell, M. Schmidt, R. Schafer. Second Ron-: S. Thorson, H. Hawkins, G. Fabrizio, L, Staats, L. Carnett, C. Wentz, J. Kearins. Tliinl Row: E. Crozier, S. Uhl, N. Noel, A. Harrison, M. Sankey, B. Miirken. A. Panzera, D. Rouser. Foiirlh Row: K. Arnold, D. Looney, J. Schnupp, L. Martin, B. King, C. Carlsen, B. Brusco, L. Purdy. Fifth Row: M. Wilmer, N. Tole. C. Churchill, M. Hattman, C. Hunt, L. Reynolds, V. Brovet. A. Llewellyn. Bottom Row: Mr. Klein, Sponsor; L. Lucas, J. Schuster, B. Welte. L. Vandermast. N. Becker, S. Stern, S. Nicholson. While aiding their teachers, the Future Teachers of Aincrica learn the responsibilities and problems of today ' s teacher. Junior F.T.A. Top Row: C. Thomas, P. Slade, L. Cullen, S. Oiancola, G. Caquatto, L. Granger. J. Campeau, J. Miller. Second Row: B. Webb, M. Bock, S. Gessner, D. Barr, B. Karp, M. Thomas, L. Frazer, M. Lutz. Third Row: B. Gibson, C. Grundy, P. Archibald, J. Jordan, J. Zaremba, P. Threnhauser, C. Perry, G. Steenson. Fourth Row: R. Hassler, N. Watson, L. Brown, S. Bonsall, S. Cordier, N. Conle . S. Gould. L. Yeager. Bottom Row: Mr. Hilko, Sponsor; M. Thomas, C. Barker, M. Pink, J. Meussner, J. Beeghly, C. Bobeck, M. Donnelly. 123 Spanish Club Each member in the Spanish Club strives to learn about the Spanish culture, tongue, and his- tory. Standing: Mr. Trujillo, Sponsor; J. Gall. Seated: S. Beck, S. Kalinyak, C. George. Top Row: D. White. J. Boggs. R. Stein. R. Hammill. W. Katzbeck, M. Schmidt. Second Ron. J. Stepaniak. D. Colbert, C. Maley. P. Mitchell. S. Thorson, N. Endres, L. Demster. Third Row: L. Cancelmi. A. Panzera. S. Pfund. S. Wurthner. C. Gothe. S. Koonse, L. McGrew. Bottom Row: D. Phillips. D. Prophater, L. Petro. M. Sosoka. C. Carnev. J. Miller. 124 Lab Assistants These experts are always ready to give help in operating the lan- guage laboratory. C. Niemann. D. Unlener. D. May, R. Mayhew, R. Clarke. D. Robison. Independent Study Group Ambitious students gain a fun- ' jiJ ' F i damental knowledge of foreign ' - y- J ] languages through independent — I study. Standing: M. Hartner. Miss Baxter, Sponsor; M. Schmidt, C. Smith. Seated: A Cahall. G. Henninc. F. Blohme. M. Noa. W. Decker. 125 Class Plays Standing: M. Hawkins, L. Lehner. C. Wentz. D. Gics, C. Smith. Sealed: C. Young, D. Weddell. You Can ' t Take It With You ' Standing: D. Phillips, Mr. Carbonera, R. Clarke. Seated: L. Granger, S. Glasgow, C. Capalbo. C. Hillyard. Top Row: R. Nell. S. . ckcrman. I.. Ciathers. S. Howard. Second Row: D Rcilly, M. J. Kurman, N. Martin. Bottom Row: S. Aker, J. Zink. 126 L. Martin, R. Netf, D. McCloskey. The Patsy L. Granger. J. Heuple, Mr. Carbonera. C. Schott, K. Shannon. J. Zink. M. J. Furman. A. Grant, C. Batz, S. Glascow. Top Row: C. Capalbo, J. Recker, M. Hawkins, K. Sipp. Second Row: M. Roberts. C. Hillyard, B. Logan, S. Ackerman. Bottom Row: D. Phillips, M. Sites, D. Gies, C. Kribel, J. Whi te. 127 Drama Club Members of the Drama Club, through hard work, achieved professional-like performances. Top Row: S. Ackerman. B. Logan. C. Smith. S. Beck, D. Phillips. J. Recker. Second Row: L. Gathers, E. Cannon. K. Sipp. L. Williams, M. Hawkins, P. Lloyd, C. Capalbo. Third Row: R. Guiser, M. Roberts. C. Young. R. Young. D. Weddell. A. Grant, D. Beck. Fourth Row: C. Hillyard. S. Gould, R. Hassler, L. Martin, J. Zink. C. Batz, L. Granger. Bottom Row: Mr. Carbonera, Sponsor; B. Kightlinger, D. McCloskey, R. Neff, M. Furman, L. Bobeck, V. Serratore. Ushers Club The Ushers capably as- sist at various evening pro- grams throughout the school year. Top Row: V. Cullen. V. Jackson. S. McKinley. L. John- ston, T. Shallcross, K. Thomas. J. Davis, K. Held, L. Boeltz, C. Frye. C. Wentz. T. Edward s. A. Grant, J. Schumacher, G. Kenny, S. Damich, J. Howe. C. Viet- meier. J. Heuple. Second Row: M. Bock. N. Abbott, K. Griffin. D. Lau. G. Gozik, J. SchafFer. M. Jecesko. D. Simler. B. Morrow, G. Gessner, C. Gore, S. Mar- shall. P. Barr. D. Brown. C. Stahl. C. Bohonek. R. Dryer. B. Logan. Third Row: A. Hoskins. D. Mur- dock, K. Parker, J. March, J. Stickel. J. Thomas. P. Mayer, B. Bogard, J. Takarchek, P. Dunnington. P. Brown. M. Roberts. C. Lutz. P. Bradica. J. Calgelia, J. Zader. Bottom Row: S. Hallenberg. L. Rudat. J. Tinker, L. Jackson, C. Fair, L. Miller, M. Kerr, T. Nassimbeni, M. Fellner, J. Houser, C. Jacobs, D. Shillo, B. Hooker. Stage Crew Behind the scenes, the Stage Crew worked to con- struct sets and Hghting for concerts and dramatic pro- ductions. Top Row: Mr. Sullivan, Sponsor; A. Biirkharl, A. I icld. D. lifTany, R. Clark. V. Abbott. R. Clark, A. Thomas, Mr. Henkowsky, Sponsor. Bottom Row: J. Stokes, G. Scull. F. Rethage, C. Muenzmay, T. Stewart, T. Renkey, R. Grove, C. Culotta. Sound Squad Sound Squad members are skilled in supplying our classes with audio-visual aids. Top Row: K. Augenstein, J. Dithrich, W. Hamel, C. Hanselman, W. Apgar, R. Hammill. Second Row: W. Walsko, R. Clarke. D. Untener, N. Vierling. J. Burnett, Mr. Waterman. Bottom Row: E. Gottschalk, F. Rethage, D. Smith, R. Flowers, G. Karel. 129 The Key Club, valuable to the school and the community, aims To combat complacency among youth. Key Club Top Row: Mr. C. Hellerstedt. Magness, Sponsor; D. Krah. Bottom Row: R. Gurchak, D. Beeman, Top Row: J. Boggs, D. Spooner. J. Dempster, R. Longo, B. Provan, L. Lehner, W. Niro. R. Cooey. Second Row: R. Croft. G. Ebenhack. J. Ignatius. L. Cancelmi. W. Moody. A. Ludwig, G. Goetz. Third Row: P. Cywin- ski. D. Rutherford. T. Kuhn. R. Lehman. R. Hughey. M. Sander. D. Leisy. Foiirlh Row: J. Wytiaz. M. Schmidt. T. Carmichael. W. Dague. C. Johnson, R. Lehman. T. Staab. Bottom Row: Mr. Magness. Sponsor; R. Gurchak, D. Beeman, D. Krah, C. Hellerstedt. 130 Medical Club Top Row: W. Gray, J. Pope. Boiioin Row: J. Lukatsky, Miss Byrne, Spon- sor. Members of the Medical Club explore fascinating phases of the medical world. Top Row: G. Ziegler, P. Locher, R. Crispen, C. Carney, B. Race, S. Pfund, J. Miller, A. Vogel, M. Debelak. Second Row: B. Elliott, J. Potts, D. Kyler, S. Giancola, J. Range, A. Hoskins, L. Wilkinson, J. Kroiigh. Tliird Row: N. Ruelius, N. Endres, H. Berlin. R. Hibbard, L. Abramson, G. Barton, S. Gessner. M. Ambill, G. Brnilovich. Fourtli Row: L. Dempster, G. Jackson, D. Cristopher, J. Schmidt, P. Barr, M. J. Fieger, D. Prophater, P. Brown, L. Miller. Botluin Row: J. Johnson, R. Lehman, B. Bogart, B. Welte, J. Cowie, P. Losco. D. McClellan, S. Ruffner. Jr. Red Cross The Jr. Red Cross serves the underprivileged of the community. Top Row: C. Carmichael. J. Kluse. G. Range, D. McGlaughlin. N. Endres, M. Debelak. Second Row: J. Lukatsky, S. Damich, G. Kenny, L. Roberts, K. Pepin, M. L. Kupcik, L. McGrew. Third Row: M. J. Fieger. B. Elliott. A. Ferrero, G. Barton. J. Range, L. Yeager, P. Barr. Bottom Row: Mrs. Corbett, Sponsor; M. L. Beaumariage, J. Shaffer, M. Cannon, R. Scheidelmantel, C. Munizza. 131 Secretarial Service Club The Secretarial Service Club gains valuable work- ing experience while pro- viding efficient clerical help to our teachers. Standing: S. Gerber, A. Randazza, E. Tarasovic. B. Jordan. Sealed: Mrs. Magness, Sponsor; M. Heller, V. Gaydos, J. Hughes, K. McGovern. Top Row: D. Schlottman, N. Becker, N. Boris, M. Shorr, D. Looze, P. Ziolkowski, L. Schuster. Second Row: C. Wazny, J. McDonald, J. Jesko, M. Carson, M. Ramaley, K. Juergensen, E. Roth. Tliird Row: B. Klein, P. Lang, L. Kuzila, J. Garrett, M. Morgan, K. Gago, J. Cowher, C. Orchard. Fourth Row: A. Ferrero, M. Keicher, J. Greiner, E. Schauer, E. Seaman. M. Measmer. M. Van Wert. Bottom Row: G. McGinnis, K. Parker, K. Wasecko. D. Zink, D. Heh, P. Preuhs, B. Eiben. V. Koerber. F.B.L.A. A better knowledge of the business world is the goal of the F.B.L.A. members. Standing: Mrs. Berkoben, Sponsor; S. Gerber, Miss Conte, Sponsor. Seated: L. Carneti. Top Row: N. Boris, M. Nix. K. McGovern, A. Randazza. S. Earth, C. Patterson. K. Wasecko, K. Juergensen. Second Row: L. Schuster, M. Hickley, E. Aulicino. D. Stock, C. Ringeisen, B. Range, S. Valintine, J. Gracie. Third Row: P. Taylor. L. Schuster, K. Naber, P. Lang, G. Tush, C. Valdini, R. Shellogg, M. Wuerthele, K. Reichert. Fourth Row: Mrs. Berkoben, K. Parker, N. Stilanovich, J. Schwoebel. M. Wolfe, A. Ferrero, J. March, J. Flowers, R. Pankowski. Bottom Row: Miss Conte, P. Preuhs, C. Pell, L. Carnett, A. Shoup, S. Gerber, C Patteisiin, d Sinnett. M. Androski. Library Club Eagar and willing to help everyone is this responsible team of young librarians. B. Range, J. Howe, J. Bogda, J. Whitehead. Standin! : J. Hickey, N. Higgans. D. Valenza, K. Peppin, C. Carney, S. Van Newkirk, B. Leidy, D. Regan, D. Beck, B. Klein, K. Thomas, R. Dryer. Seated: Y. Jucha, S. Kribel, K. Riechert, J. Brand, A. Klingensmith, N. Innocenti, R. Ford, M. Wolfe, S. DeRenzo. Chess Club New techniques, and con- stant challenges are offered to players in chess club competition. Sltindiiig: J. Berseth, J. Abbott. Mr. Fazio. Sponsor; W. Decker, J. Clarkson, D. Fassett. Scaled: L. Cohen, E. Gady, J. Batz. L. Falvo. 134 Art Club Many interesting bulletin boards and displays in our school arc the work of the Art Club. Top Ron:- J. Bella, D. Cristopher, J. Boggs, R. Mehaffey, R. Lehman. Second Row: J. Wytiaz, R. Young. K. Sipp, J. White. C. Snee. Third Ro i - J. Bowen, B. Grove. B. Jordan, J. Fails, C. Stahl, K. Wynn, Bolloin Row: Mr. Henkowsky, Sponsor; K. Wilnier. S. Smith. J. Feick. C. Munizza. F.H.A. The F.H.A. provides the training necessary to make efficient homemakcrs of the future. Top «() •; S. Kirsch. M. Shore, J. Hess, L. Sill, F. Quinn, D. Haley, M, Keicher. SccoihI Row: E. Jolley, H. MacCallum, D. Hillerich, M. Kupcik, A. Grant, C. Batz, M. Briiscemi. Third Row: J. Berg, L. Allison, C. Carmichael, C. Klemencic, W. Andrew, B. Eiben. J. Schmidt. Bollom Row: M. Mincin, C. Kiess, M. Thomas, P. Pihjih, P. Tomayko, L. Johnston. 135 Concessions Club The Concessions Squad effi- ciently serves during half-time, making each game more enjoya- ble for the fans. Top Row: R. Neff, R. Christensen, T. Frihart. Second Row: F. Rethege, M. A. Kozlowski, D. Heineman, M. MacCallum. Tliird Row: R. Shellogg, K. Wilmer, P. J. Roth, W. Andrew. Bottom Row: B. Grove, J. Fails, D. Maloney, C. Munizza. Crafts Creativity flourishes in the activities and projects of Crafts members. Top Row: J. Bowen. D. Caldwaldes, P. Felix, A. Thomas. Second Row: C. CulloUa, L. Simler, L. Hollingsworth, L. Arch, A. Gathers, L. Forgacs, P. J. Roth. F. Rethage, L. McDonald, B. Jones, B. Sadie, L. Schuster, P. Hannegan, G. Sellers, Mr. Doney. Bottom Row: J. Oslrander, W. Hamel. J. McCambridge, E. Gusten, J. Dithrich, B. Grant. 136 Leaders Club These girls provide com- petent help and leadership in the Physical Education Department. Lettermen Club Top Row: M. Sankey. M. Debelak, K. Cooper, B. Jordan, L. Carnctt. Second Row: L. Schuster, M. Keicher, V. Gaydos, J. Schnupp, J. Kearins. Tliird Row: N. Tole, P. Girdwood, C. Valdini, M. Cohn, P. Taylor. Botlom Row: Mrs. Haiipt, Sponsor: S. Kribel, B. Eiben, J. Whitehead. R. Pankowski, A. Harrison. Ranking high in achievement and sportsmanship, be- yond individual athletic accomplishments, are Baldwin ' s Lettermen. Top Row: A. Speicher, B. Longo, B. Lohmeyer, J. McCluskey, J. Englert. P. Soukup, A. Tomko, J. Schmidt. Second Row: H. Hawkins, L. Lehner, L. Slatterbach, J. Batz. R. McMahon. T. White, P. Harper, W. Gynn. Third Row: M. Daugherty, M. Howell. W. Niro, J. Riley, T. Kuhn. S. Stanko, J. Huemrich, J. Ignatius, G. Tener. R. Gurchak. Fourth Row: R. Beynon. R. Hughey. C. Bonser. B. Julin, G. Fabrizio. W. Katzbech. W. Moody, D. Reilly. E. Tech. D. Kart- man. Fifth Row: K. Workman. J. Irvine, J. McCam- bridge. R. lovino. C. Fritch. S. Howard. W. Dague, D. Bahl. G. Yesionek. M. Sander. Bottom Row: Mr. Fritsch, Sponsor; J. Berseth, R. Lehman. J. Zink, R. Burnett, R. MehafTey, J. Doggs, J. Ross. R. Beeman, S. Elliot. 137 Top Row: S. Gerber, J. Gallo, J. Walters, M. Morgan, D. Looney, M. Maggiotto. Second Row: B. Brusco, S. Thorson, S. McClure, C. Maley, G. Tush, C. Valdini. Bottom Row: M. Wolfe. J. Range, P. Girdwood, L. Clark, C. Verno, N. Caquatto. Top Row: Miss George, Sponsor; S. Finn. Bottom Row: C. Hunt, M. Sankey, J. Garrett. Y-Teens Top Row: Mrs. Guzik, Sponsor: B. Stebner, N. Leavy, N. Conley. Bottom Row: E. Hanna, J. Beeghly, S. Jackley. Top Row: J. Fails. K. Wilmer, A. Grant, C. Batz, S. Bonsall. Second Row: N. Barron, C. Rail, S. Cordier, M. Pink, B. Murphy. Third Row: J. Davis, S. Fries, L. Granger, B. Dodds, L. Shick, L. Yeagar. Bot tom Row: B. Webb, J. Takarchek, J. Schafer, C. Bobeck, J. Abrams. Top Row: M. Ross, M. Evans, L. Campbell, B. Logan, J. Recker, C. Seebacher, L. Johnston. Second Row: M. Karlick, P. Mayer, M. Rockacy, D. Caldwell, C. Kekich, M. Kezmoh. Third Row: J. Mehaffey, P. Nusselt, M. Polo- sky, M. Jacesko, H. Sauter, W. Andrew. Fourth Row: L. Allison, J. Howe, P. Miller, B. Elliott, V. Hague, B. Grosser, D. Murdoch. Bottom Row: L. Liff, L. Rudat, J. Tinker, M. Sosoka, M. Knoepp, L. Kozikowski. Standing: Mrs. Marcuni, Sponsor; D. Eisenman, B. Guiser. Seated: C. Gozik, N. Moore, S. Damich. Y-Teens and Hi-Y, affiliated with the Y.M.C.A., par- ticipate in service projects and social activities in the school and the community. Hi-Y Top Row: J. Batz, L. Lehner, P. Harper, R. McMahon. Second Row: J. Gall, D. Fassett, C. Mangold, S. Howard, D. Reilly. Third Row: S. Stanko, J. Butler, R. Beinhauer, D. Rennie. Bottom Row: Mr. Karpa, Sponsor; J. Irvine, J. Abbott, R. Burnett, R. Muller. 139 w Top Row: D. Phillips, D. McCloskey. A. Gaburri, S. Beck, L. Martin, D. Rouser, M. Sites, C. Wazny, N. Barron, N. Ruelius, N. Boris, S. Greaves, B. Burgess. Second Row: J. Savage, S. Gerber, J. Gallo, K. Gago, P. Ziolkowski, J. Gar- rett. J. Walters, D. Bernarding, K. Neumeyer, P. Archibald, C. Grundy. E. Hanna. Third Row: K. Grossman, J. Davis, G. Cullen, M. Noa, S. Koonz, M. Webb, J. Sterritt. J. Datillo, L. Dick. B. Karp, B. Elliott. Foiirlh Row: D. Eisenman, S. Kratofil, L. Buick. S. Menke, J. Shallcross, C. Wentz. C. Snee. J. Weber, J. Hinds, N. Becker, J. Schnupp, M. J. Furman. Fifth Row: P. Hillerich, M. Keicher, M. Heller, L. Clark, P. Girdwood, G. Luther, J. Brand. K. Jacobsen, S. Snouflfer, M. Wuerthele, J. Sands, N. Imblum, L. Petro. Sixth Row: J. Blohme, R. Markotan. L. Gooden, C. Gozik, D. Lau, D. Beck, C. Stahl, K. Phillips, D. Good, S. Gould, C. Batz, J. Genge, K. Shannon. Sercnlh Row: T. Nassimber, B. Race, C. Carney, G. Jackson, J. Beeghly, L. Brown, B. Kightlinger, C. Baker, N. Watson, L. Frazer, D. Evans, N. Conley, M. A. Pflaum, P. Frantz. Bottom Row: Mrs. Merritt, Sponsor; L. Granger. B. Hooken, T. Depp, S. Nicholson, V. Gaydos, B. Brusco, N. Martin. J. Kearins, M. Roberts. M. Androski, C. Fink, M. Donley. Girls ' Pep Club Pep Club members make our school move with school spirit and provide cheer- ful service. 140 The service of these boys demonstrates a working school spirit. Boys ' Pep Club Top Row: N. Gilbert, G. Mussetter, J. Scanlon. J. Ignatius, G. Phillips, J. Gall, T. Kuhn, C. Mangold, W. Julin. Second Row: D. Rutherford, R. NefT, L. Cancelmi, L. Lehner, R. McMahon, G. Fabrizio, P. Harper, W. Moody, K. Augen- stein. Third Row: W. Gynn, H. O ' Shell, H. Hawkins, D. Reilly, A. Cahall. J. Kaminack, L. Gathers, C. Smith, G. Milton. Fourtli Row: E. Gallagher. R. Van Wassen, D. Griffin, J. Morrissey, C. Fritsch. S. Howard, D. Manspeaker, R. Beinhauer, J. Butler. Fiftli Row: N. Duncan, D. Krah. D. Kartman, R. Beck, E. Murphy, R. Schmitt, B. Niro. A. Ludwig, W. Abbott. D. Miller. Sixth Row: S. Warner, D. Untener, R. Mayhew, A. Thomas. R. Johnson, G. Baker, F. Bohley, R. Krohe, B. Brown, D. Murray. Bottom Row: E. Brenkus, D. MacGregor, H. Casciotti, A. Gathers, D. Maloney. W. Spring, T. Colesberry, R, Redlinger, D. Colbe rt, S. Brovet. 141 . ' it- .? f .y. •b , v -- ' s ' VS -1- ■vP ' .,S i- ' •-c jx ' - e. r ' iS- ATHLETICS ■- :: Back ««M. R. MfGreevy, C. Frcy, LX May. B. Lowry, D. Haynes, J. Raymo, P. Soukup. B. Bruce, J. McCluskey, R. Vaught, B. Vaught, J. Kail, R. Crane. R. Bowen, D. Fassett. Middle Row: Coach Fritz, G. Yesionek. T. Dattilo, R. Burnett. G. Tener, B. Vader. D. Bahl. L. Slautterback, B. Cooke, R. Longo, J. McCluskey, J. Riley. C. Fritsch. J. Ignatius, C. Football ; ' •« : vv.v , ,, ,■• ■■■ ' ■■ Boii xi. V. Daguc, R. lovino. Coach Ciillooh. I ' roiii H, n: J. Irvine, J. McCambridge. M. Howell. F. Tech. B. Katzbeck, L. Lehner, R. McMahon. A. Tomko, J. Batz, R. Gurchak, T. Kuhn. M. Sander, G. Fabrizio, D. Reilly, J. Schmidt, H. Hawkins. This year, Baldwin ' s football team showed its com- petitors that the class of ' 63 really meant business. Mount Lebanon, our constant rival, formerly unbeaten by Baldwin, went down to defeat at the hands of the Highlanders. In the last moments of the game, our Highlanders broke a 20-20 tie by successfully complet- ing a pass, upsetting Mount Lebanon 26-20. Bethel also fell for the eleventh year in a row and the Highlanders went on to a 5-4 season. Our team showed strength, ability, and sportsman- ship while continually scoring for B. H. S. Long will they be remembered and topping their record will be the goal of future teams. The victories over Mt. Lebanon and other outstand- ing challengers including Munhall, Bethel, and Can- non McMillan were some of the many fine perform- ances that made the team of ' 63 unforgettable. The following seniors. Herb Hawkins, John Schmidt, Andy Tomko, Bob McMahon, and Denny Reilly, were given awards by the W.P.LA.L. Western Conference All-Star Team. BaUle of the gridiron. Back Roir; Mr. Keller, H. Reese, S. Howard. Kneeling: A. Fields. D. Thomas. J. Shanahan. Good Luck! Coraopolis Mt. Pleasant Bethel W. Mifflin North Uniontown Munhall Cannon-McMillan MOUNT LEBANON Washington A prayer before the game. won won won lost lost won lost WON lost What a pile up! McMahon goes for a Baldwin first down. 145 Cross Country Cross Country proved to be one of Baldwin ' s most successful sports this year, as our team came through with flying colors. With Mr. Meell and Mr. Karpa showing them how, the boys chalked up a memorable record of seven wins and three losses. Rich Lehman and John Berseth were the two outstanding runners of the season. Their superior performances enabled them to take part in the State Championships, where they represented our school in an excellent manner. This year ' s cross country season was certainly one the student body of Baldwin High can be proud of. Above: P. Kail, T. Cook. A. Yedlinsky. P. Clay, R. Collins, K. Coughenour, R. Carapellucci, W. Spring. Lefl: R. Lehman. J. Berseth. R. Beynon, J. Boggs, R. Mehaf- fey, R. Hiighey. K. Workman, S. Anderson. SCORES Baldwin Opponent 34 Mt. Lebanon 21 38 Penn Hills 20 Hopewell 78 26 Bethel 29 24 Cannon-McMillan 31 34 Central Catholic 21 26 Shaler 29 27 Brentwood 28 26 Uniontown 29 26 South Hills Catholic 29 Top Row: Mr, Meell, R. Hanna, R. Collins. T. Cook, R. Carapellucci. R. Clay, M. Kearins. K. Coughenour. A. Yed- linsky. P. Kail. R. Wetzel. R. Meader. Bottom Row: W. Spring, R. Mehaffey. S. Anderson, R. Hughey. J. Berseth, R. Lehman. R. Beynon, K. Workman, J. Boggs. The elimination before the match is rigorous! Wrestling During the 1963 season, Baldwin ' s wrestling team put forth a great effort. Once the team got going, it performed excellently. Under the painstaking guidance of Mr. Matthews and Mr. DiGiulio, the wrestlers went on to tie North Hills and win six more matches in a row. Perhaps the most outstanding member of the squad was Bill Niro, who remained undefeated for the season. Other top wrestlers were Ed Stasik and Dick Hughey. The 63 squad is one of Baldwin ' s best, and will Ions be remembered for their fine effort. Baldwin Opponent 5 Cannon-McMillan 41 13 Mt. Lebanon 39 25 Dormont 20 19 Norwin 28 22 North Allegheny 26 25 North Hills 25 33 Penn Hills 6 35 West Mifflin North 15 28 Carnegie 22 34 West Allegheny 15 32 South Catholic 9 22 Chartiers Valley 20 19 Shaler 24 Top Row: G. Shannon. G. Range, R. Sill, R. Redlinger, J. Kahn, R. Newell. Second Row: D. Regina. R. Dillion, J. LaJevic, R. Clay. J. Grabowsky, R. Smith, J. Ruffing, T. Colesberry. R. Palmieri. Third Row: D. Cilia, D. Palmieri, J. Kenny, W. Palmer, A. Thomas, R. Beeman, R. lovino, D. Rennie. P. Kail. I- ' ounli Row: J. Ross. J. Smiley, R. Morgels, C. Fritsch. W. Greaves. G. Fabrizio. L. Slautterback. W. Spring. Bottom Row: Mr. DiGiulio. K. LeMarca. D. Green, D. Hales. R. George. W. Moody. E. Stasik. W. Niro, T. Kuhn, Mr. Matthews. SENIOR Steve Howard Max Howell Football Football John Huemrich Track Dick Hughey Cross Country, Wrestling Dan Kurlman Bill Katzbeck Track. Basketball Football 148 Don Krah liaskclhaU Tom Kiihn I.arry Ixhncr Foolhall. Wrestling I ' oothall Bill I.ohmcyer Haskvlhail Jim McCambridge F, olhall LETTERMEN Gary Tener Football Andy Tomko Bruce Vader Football. Basketball Football Tom White Ja ' Zink Football, Basketball Baseball 149 Standing: Mr. Mecll. R. Pell, A. Lewis, C. Cherrington, R. Lloyd, R. Crane, T. Zumbrook. J. Reed, J. Durgee, T. Chorba, D. Spoonder, J. McCliiskey, G. Shirk, A. Provan, B. Cooke, C. Schott, J. Riley, R. Lehman, Mr. Dickenson. Kneeling: R. Goettler, B. Lehman. R. Churchill, G. Palmieri, J. Ross, E. Gallagher, D. Kartman, J. Boggs, R. Gurchak, L. Lehner, J. Schmitt. R. Burnett, D. Russell, B. Stockey. Track Baldwin ' s track team completed a successful season by sending Rich Gurchak, Bob Burnett, and Jeff Boggs to the W.P.I.A.L. championships. The first crack of the starter ' s gun sent our thin-clads to a 9-3 season. Track, usually exciting, was even more thrilling this year, as our team placed in various events and won many medals. Next year ' s team will have tough run- ning to match this commendable season. D. Kartman — Over the top R. Gurchak, J. Boggs — Get ready, get set 150 W. Julin, P. Harper. This way, Pat. J. Berseth, T. Howarth. S. Stanko. A swinging group! Golf Baldwin ' s golf team putted on to the finals from the first tee-off. Steve Stanko, up against Elizabeth and Duquesne, in the championship fared well on the green. The traps were no challenge to the team as they surpassed all previous records. Tee to green, under the excellent coaching of Mr. DiGiulio, the team drove to an outstanding 6 to 2 season. Standing: Mr. DiGiulio, S. Elliot, R. Crossland, P. Fassett, G. Haubelt, D. Elliot, J. Masserio, R. Newell. Kneeling: T. How- arth, S. Stanko, J. Berseth, W. Julin, P. Harper. 151 i i-fy 1 1 i rf. ' B iB  B Back Row: S. Ffiincl, G. Schein, B. Avers, h. (. ro jcr, L. A, Kcdiinger. o i «oir; L. Van- dermast, S. Michelosen, J. Meussner, P. Palnick, B. Newcomb, V. Brovet. E. Crozier, Miss Beidler, V. Brovet. Fired with enthusiasm, the Varsity Cheerleaders infused spirit and hfe into Baldwin High School. Constantly cheer- ing and urging the team onward, they gave the games additional color and ex- citement. Working with Miss Beidler, their spon- sor, they created new cheers and ably cheered to the old ones. During all athletic events, tlicir ap- pearance was greatly anticipated by the crowd. Led by Veronica Brovet and Elsie Crozier, they always performed expertly. The liveliness, grace, and fervor of the squad will make it long remembered at Baldwin. Senior Varsity Cheerleaders Get that ball B.H.S,. get that ball ' 1 yy lift t VIIBIH M 152 Top Row: S. Dia , . Miller, S. Watts, M. Leech, P. Rrubaker. Hoiioiu Ron-: C Kekich, B. Fitch. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders J. White. K. Rok, K. McGovern. C. Kekich, Miss Green, B. Fitch. The J.V. Cheerleading Squad spurred the J.V. teams on to great victories. Their consistently good cheering and vigor made each cheer a high point of the game. Miss Green, their new sponsor, aided the girls in perfecting each cheer. In every event the squad proved to be capable. As a boost to the J.V. teams, the squad did not fail. Led by Bonnie Fitch and Cindy Kekich, they were an asset to our school. 153 Standing: T. White. A. Tomko, W. Lohmeyer. R. Longo, Mr. Banky, D. Spooner. A. Speicher, M. Kamon, B. Cooke, J. Riley. Kneeling: A. Fields, J. Messario, D. Krah, D. Kartman. Basketball The Highlanders, under the able guidance of Coach- es Banky and Hornfeck, ended their outstanding sea- son with a 14-6 record. With each new game, the boys exhibited good ball handling and accurate shooting. Agility and fast action made each game exciting. Overcoming tough teams like Washington and Can- non-McMillan, our team sparked new enthusiasm; crowds and attendance reached an all time high. The stamina and fast playing of the 63 Highlanders have made their record a tough one to beat. Mr. Banky. Coach. Mr. Horn- feck. Assistant Coach. Then you pivot to the left. 154 SCORES Oppone 61 Upper St. Clair 41 61 Carrick 35 54 Thomas Jefferson 36 67 North Catholic 69 64 Wcstinghouse Memorial 55 67 W. Mifflin South 44 39 Mt. Lebanon 55 47 Washington 44 70 Chartiers Valley 52 68 Trinity 44 60 Dormont 63 74 Cannon McMillan 35 6S North Hills 46 70 Elizabeth Forward 53 47 Mt. Lebanon 57 44 Washington 46 59 Chartiers Valley 40 60 Trinity 62 80 Dormont 54 88 Cannon McMillan 54 What goes up The long arm of Top Row: Mr. Hornfeck, A. Weeks, J. Davis, L. Mock, P. Sandusky, R. Simoni, M. Scanlon, R. Spencer, L. Snyder, T. Michalowicz. Boitoin Row: B. Brovet, J. Mercurio, R. Turocy, D. McCreary, J. Abbott, P. McGuire, R. White, B. McFar- land, D. Hensel. 155 MUSIC I B. Reese. S. Bonsall, J. Gracie, B. Webb. C. Berk, D. Leisy. D. Rhoads, B. King, M. Pink. M. L. Lutz. C. K. Bobeck. Highlander Band L. Johnson, S. Cordier, L. Reynolds, P. Renne, S. VoUmer, C. Lutz, M. Thomas, A. Llewellyn. A K Top Row. G. Henderson. R. Tinker, R. Pflaum, D. Secrist, D. Berlin. D. Windstein, J. Masserio, J. Bella, R. O ' Keefe, R. Crispen, R. Goettge, J. Stover, T. Michalowicz, L. Mock, R. Croft, R. Bruce, J. Danahey, H. Bentz, R. Cooey, W. Servick, R. Koetke. R. Wentz, L. Freed, J. Rumbaugh, J. Stevens. J. Rieland. A. Niedenberger, G. Whitmyre. Second Row: L. Shenkle, D. Kyler, D. Leuthold. D. Brogen. C. Culotta, M. Wiedenheft. J. Kuhan. P. Unruh, R. Mohler. R. Wood, D. Bentz. T. Roth. G. Zuccker, R. Rudolph, R. Schafer, H. Hardy. J. Wytiaz. R. Lehman. D. Allison, J. Herzog, M. Geiger. R. Carlson. R. Lee. M. Svaline. N. Moore. T. Morgan. Now you ' ve got it. Third Row: D. White, C. Berk. J. Remley, W. Grove, L. Wood. W. Dcemer, R. Stillwell, J. Allison. B. Griffin, R. Finkel. R. Morgele. D. Hales. J. Walker, D. Leisy, D. Geis- singer, C. Fletcher. J. LaJevic. E. Spahr, D. Heim. W. Arnold, C. Gilbert, J. McGinnis, B. Ruskay, L. Cohen, C. Tisch, C. Scheutz. S. Ruffner. D. Rhoads. R. Stenberg. Bottom Row: H. Northern. M. Thomas. P. Renne. L. Johnson, L. Reynolds, B. Reese. J. Gracie. B. Webb. B. King. M. Pink, M. L. Lutz, C. K, Bobeck, A. Llewellyn. S. Cordier, C. Lutz. S. Vollmer. R. Hazlett. Which one do you really play ' 159 ' J ' .i ' .iJ Top Rem-: B. Kowahki, A. Panzera. B. Riddle, S. Gothe. P. Thomas. G. Giancola. M. Merz. D. Fawley. A. Hundredmark, S. Finn, L. Miller, B. Wolfe, L, Wil- liams, L. Dempster, S. Wolfe, S. Stebhins, V. Voelker. A. Randazza, L. Harlman. Second Row: C. Kribel, D. Looney, L. Dezenrick, D. Holt, C, Carlsen, L. Roberts, B. Stebner. A. Harrison, M. Kenny. K. Pierini, M. Cohn. D. W nn. J. Rosenberger, B. Smith, G, Caquatto, P. Brown, B. Ramsey. Bottom Ron-: J. Houser, S, Jackley, J. Maich. L. Yeager, J. Hughes, S. Reinhold, J. Thomas, C. Rail, K. Arnold, A. Fberly, G. Gongaware, S. Kribel, R. Ruck, N. Caquatto. J. Helminak, D. Rennie, A. Saperstein. Heatherettes Our day ' s work is done! iiliiliil u Aj.: 99SB BP W aggB B PB . Bwg : mM ' i) n I ' He can ' t be serious? 160 Tap A ' oir. J. W liaz. J. Henderson. A. Berlin. M. Svaline. D. Secriat. A. Colgan. G. Burg, J. Stevens. Second Row: J. Graham. S. Miller. A. Gahurri. S. Ruffner, R. Morgel. B. King, D. Leisy. R. Tinker, J. Ignatius. T. Roth. R. Slenherg. Third Row: D. Arnold, M. Geiger, R. Wood, K. Berk, J. Herzog. .1. Shumackcr. B. Reese. B. Webb. C. Gilbert, L. Wood, D. Young, P. Kail. Bottom Row: L. Lachman, J, Kluse, D. Hinkcl, G. Henning, R. Stein. C. Carlsen, B. Sanders, L. Buick, J. Shallcross. R. Peach, L. Frazer. J. Bower. S, Kalinvak. N, Tole, C. Hunt, D. Amaan. Orchestra Hear it now Top Row: R. Stillwell. E. Spahr, J. La Jevic. C. Fletcher, B. Koetke, C. Sheets, D. Secriat, L. Mock, C. Hollings- worth, D. Berlin, W. 1 indenmuth. A. Colgan. D. Brogan. .1. Herzog. R. Finkel. B. Deniar. D. Greene. Second Row: R. Stenhcrg, T. Roth. D. Lcuthold, D. Heim. G. Wastek. R. Carlson. R. Dillon. D. Allison. R. Goettge. H. Bentz, W. Kuhns, B. Pfiaum, P. Unrue, F. Allen, I. Smith. J. Madsen. J. Rumbaugh. J. Stover. Bottom Row: B. Arnold. N. Moore. L. Shenkle, A. Niedenberg- er. B. Grove, L. Freed. D. Bentz. D. Geissinger, J. Al- lison. L. Wood. C. Tisch. N. Gilbert. f ' o f © Highlander Choir D. Looney, D. Gies, G. Beaudet, M. Maggiotto. Last minute rehearsal . . . Top Row: C. Frey. J. Pope, D. Fassett, F, Cureton, G. Fabrizio, B. Martin, J. Beaudet, D. Green, L. Lehner, R. McMahon, D. Lindsey, M. Kamon, R. Neff, C. Schott, J. Dickerson, B. Otte, J. Ignatius, D. Gies, D. Beiswenger, J. Butler, C. Newill. S. Pfund, L. Miller. Second Row: S. Kalinyak, J. Genge, W. Morris, D. Bertha, R. Sites, R. Mohler, R. Burnett, A. J. Peterson, J. Agnew. J. Zink, R. Schafer, D. McGlaughlin. S. Howard, D. DeTillo, D. Krah, T. Renkey, G. Nicholson, B. Brown, P. Cywinski, W. Spring, B. New- comb, P. Archibald, Mr. Shalley, Director. Third Row: M. L. Beaumariage, C. Rail, B. Burgess, G. Schein, M. Geiger, K. Naber, J. Allison, A. Harrison, J. Hinds, D. J. Fawley, K. Pierini, L. Vandermast, M. Thomas, J. Miller, J. Weber, P. Taylor, M. Sankey, M. Kenny, L. Schwadron, M. Maggiotto, P. Girdwood, K. Shannon. Bottom Row: D. McClellan, P. Moore, S. Faye, K. Arnold, N. Tole, B. King, D. Rouser, V. Brovet, M. Cohn, C. Kribel, J. Schnupp, D. Looney, L. Clark, G. Cullen, B. Ramsay, N. Watson, B. Kightlinger, L. A. Redlinger, A. Llewellyn, M. Sites, L. Ellsworth. The Christmas Program and the Spring Concert highlighted a successful year for the Highlander Choir. Mr. Shalley ' s able direction and the enthusiasm of every member were evident in each outstanding per- formance. r-f- - Top Row: D. J. Fawley, D. Fassett, J. Dickerson, J. Beau- det, C. Schott, L. Lehner, J. Ignatius, D. Gies. S. Kalinyak. Second Row: K. Arnold, R. Burnett, D. DeTillo, R. Sites, W. Morris, R. Mohler, J. Zink, M. Maggiotto. Third Row: D. Looney, A. Llewellyn, D. Rouser, M. Cohn, M. Sites, V. Cullen. Bottom Row: K. Pierini, N. Tole, B. Kight- linger, J. Genge, B. King, L. Miller. f r 5 r ipB F R-TT ■- ' i ' gST; ' a;..aj. . i  M- flflmf f 9 af of f% f i ri ' hnf Top Row: L. Fox. L. Schuster, G. Tush, J. Wells, B. Shannon, L. Hartman, J. Kearins, C. Wentz, C. Orchard. K. Brecken- felder, D. Whitehead, J. Baugh. L. Schuster, A. Hundred- mark, C. Snee, R. Kuhajda, S. Beck, D, Schlottman, G. Bagshaw, L. Snee, S. Baugh, G. Hardesty. Second Row: J. Walters. J. Jordan. P. Renne, D. Schlumberger, G. Caquatto, J. Beeghly. B. Stebner. P. Bruscemi. J. Deckon. J. Lukatsky, S. Valentine. L. Roberts. M. Ramaley. S. DeRenzo, K. Gross- man, K. Sanders. J. Pollack, M. Dallas, B. Karp, S. Reinhold. J. Zaremba. M. Heller. Third Row: P. Tomayko. K. Parker, T. Charters, B. Morrow. P. Barr, D. Schlumberger, C. Churchill, M. Hattman. M. Wilmer. S. Wells, J. Brand. P. Neumeyer. C. Valdini. N. Imblum, S. Gessner. M. Feiger, D. Dierken, M. Van Wert, P. Prentiss, C. Sobzack, A. Van Ausdale. Bottom Row: M. Pflaum, K. Yeager, S. Nicholson, T. Depp. S. Khoeler, G. Steensen, B. Wieseckel, J. Schuster, B. Welte, S. Krihel, J. Feick. D. Serefini, P. Swatek, M. Shroeder, L. Lucas, K. Reichert, S. Jackley, C. Patterson, P. Franz, G. McGinnis, C. L ammert, C. Meek. Glee Clubs Top Row: K. Plazinski, G. Gothe, L. Penzenik, H. Matzke, K. Held, E. ProflRtt, B. Riddle, B. Minick. J, Becker, P. Goslin. Second Row: J. Dieckmann, J, Rosenberger, S. Damich, P. Ruffner, P. Lloyd, S. Stebbins, L. Johnston. M. Karleck. C. Young, G. Betzler. Third Row: J. Knestrick, P. Miller. C. BohoneK. B. Guiser, L. Dezenrick, C. Kekich. D. Caldwell. S. Snouffer. M. Kerr. Bottom Row: J. Houser, M. Can- non, C. Lutz, J. Thomas. M. Jacesko. J. Stickel, J. March, J. Tinker, T. Nassimbeni. P Jp 164 R. Gurchak, R. Beck. There, that ' s better.  y J. Wahers, C. Wentz, G. Tush. Mr. Shalley, Director. Let ' s try it again! The Boys ' Glee Club, composed of members from all three grades, performed exceptionally well in this year ' s musical activities. The new Sophomore Glee Club, along with the Junior and Senior Glee Clubs, presented fine programs for Christ- mas and the Spring Concert. Top Row: R. Martin, J. Ignatius, D. Gies, D. Green, G. Beaudet, J. Dickerson, R. Lindsey, M. Kamon, R. NefF, C. Schott, B. Otte, L. Lehner, R. SheafTer, R. McMahon, D. Fassett. Second Row: D. Masslon, J. Butler, D. Krah, F. Cureton, R. Beck, R. Gurchak, R. Shafer, T. Bahz, R. Evans, C. Newell, J. Morrissey, G. Fabrizio, R. DePalma, E. Tech. f?i© Third Row: P. Cywinski, J. Agncw, A. J. Peterson, T. Renkey. D. McGlaughlin, J. McCambridge, D. Bciswenger, D. George, S. Howard, R. Goslin, G. Baker, J. Zink. D. Dattilo. C. Nicholson. Bottom Row: W. Vietmeier, W. Spring, R. Mohler, T. Lynch, C. Ray, R. .Sites, B. Brown, J. BurneU, J. Bradburn, D. 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