Bethlehem Center High School - Bethescope Yearbook (Fredericktown, PA)

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' 'R' I' I-L 'iii . 1 f ' Qt r 73: ' ' v L g',1.'E'.J3s? .'-S 444 wsngv BETH ESCCPE published by The Senior Class of Befhlehem-Center Senior High School Frederickfown, Pennsylvania Judy Johnston, Editor Sandy Battaglini, Co-Editor L. M. Saladnc, Advisor Our native land has chosen for its :deals four basic freedoms those of speech of religion from want and from fear These ideals exemplify the fact that we are individuals and may choose to do as we please However freedom of choice places an obligation upon us as citizens in a democratic society that of making our decisions intelligent ones In order that we should be able to do so our forefathers deemed it necessary to provide their children and their children s children with an educa tion They further realized that ideals are not inherently possessed by human beings but rather that they must be carefully nurtured in children and In youth so that they may take full flower in adult hood Thus the ability to make Intelligent decisions and the preservation of ideals are the malor goals of education in America Our educational systems of today are far dif ferent from those of our ancestors but the funda mental principles behind them are not Today gust as before the adults of our land realize that to keep ahve the American spirit they must teach those attitudes which lend themselves to their preser vatuon lt is seldom comprehended by the younger student why he is undergoing his years of schooling But later he begins to understand that his training will prepare hum to bear the responsibilities of citizen ship which will someday fall upon his shoulders Our own school system through the concentrated efforts of our faculty and administration has tried to Implant in us these seeds of democracy by showing us how it as possible to remain an individual and yet assume the role of a cooperative citizen In a free nation This yearbook IS not simply a pictorial record of classmates teachers and activities t s a e mnnder to all who read it of those purposes for which any school is mamtamed This is the wish of the editors that each reader ask himself whether he see beyond the gloss and the print of those Ideals upon which the Bethlehem Center Semor Hugh School is founded six Qkvoihmx. JW dalfa . . . , . . the youth to love these ideals and instill within them I I . .. I i i r 1 BOARD OF EDUCATION DEDICATION CEREMO IES The dedication of this structure, built to house the senior high school program for the youth of the Bethlehem Joint Schools community, is the cul- mination of a dream which had its inception with the formation of Bethlehem Joint Schools in 'l95l. This dream was to provide for the youth of the community, a school plant with adequate facilities for equal educational opportunity. The plant was so planned, designed and constructed that its modern beauty and harmonious coordination would enhance its efficiency, adaptability, and curriculum adequacy. The dream was cultivated, defended many times, then expanded and carefully nurtured, until it has finally become a reality. An English Class Room The Aff Room The Sho Refreshments in the Cafeteria p The dedication of the structure marks also the l AND OPE HOUSE lm!! ll rededication by the Bethlehem Joint Schools of the ' master plan to provide educational opportunity for the youth of the community equal to that desired 5 J by the best and wisest parent for his chlld. lt is with pride and a feeling of gratification that the component districts of the Bethlehem Joint Schools, through the State Public School Building Authority and the Joint Board, formally and officially present to the community - their dream - the Bethlehem Center Senior High School. Dr. Duda Speaks 5 f Z1 Ol The Home EC ROOF' More Refreshments sfo 3 At the Faculty Table The Gymnasium ff, I ACULTY A D ADMINISTRATION A feocher cffecfs efernifyg he can never fell where his influence sfops. - HENRY ADAMS X 1 5 is DR J VINCEN CONNOLEY Supervising Pnnclpal Mrs Evelyn Manor Muss Yvonne Dalla Santa Secrefarles sa THEIR Dr Jacob Burkey Mr Glenn Harshman Elemenfary Supervisor and Asslsfanl Supervising Principal Jw Ml NI 2 ST R . A I T- T0 S p pp A 'Q A Ss .L I S T , A MR F T GRESKOVICH Principal MRS M DENNISON Secrefury MR W J SMODIC Asslsfanf Principal BETHLEHEIVI CENTER SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL rnamc r-wssxovrcu P D zrco 5 June 14, 1960 To the Graduating Class of 1960: At the end of every school year there cons a time when educators pause to evaluate the events of the preceding months They are intensely aware of those areas in which they were limited in their ability to give the assistance you needed to prepare you for the future affairs of your life, and very frequently it seens as if little progress has been made However, fortunately they are soon able to dispel their gloom when they see how well their students fare in meeting the exi gencles of living There have been many ln the past whose creditable activity ln school and in later life has been a source of gratification to us, who have attemted to inculcate those attitudes and characteristics which enable a student to contribute to that society in which he lives Since we are able to anticipate the future only by examining the past, le have every reason to feel confident that you too will help increase our enthusiasm as educators, for it ls only by what you accomlish in tonoz-row's world that we can find success in ours. Froe myself, the faculty, and the adninistratlon, I Irish you the finest experiences of lan-self-respect, a true coqaaslon for others, and the courage to continue ln the face of danger. Good luck,, V i Prank' if Qleskovlch Principal Miss Clara Freeman, Librarian Mr. Wolosky, Mr. Tselepis, Mr. Kuzemka MISS LORETTA M. SALADNA Millsboro, Pa. Wayneslaurg College, A.B. West Virginia University, M.A, English MISS MARY J. CICCONI Brownsville, Pa. C.S.T.C., B.S. English MRS. PHYLLIS ROSEBERRY Rices Landing, Pa. West Virginia University, A.B. English Mr. Virgin, Mr. Hosler MRS. EILEEN NOVAK California, Pa. Indiana S.T.C., B.S. West Virginia University, M.S. Home Economics, Health, and Consumers MR. ROBERT A. JEFFREY Denbo, Pa. C.S.T,C., B.S. History, Geography, and Vocational Agriculture MR. NICHOLAS KUTSKA Monessen, Pa. C.S.T.C., B.S. Industrial Arts and Mechanical Drawing MR. JOHN WOLSKY Isabella, Pa. Penn State University, B.S. History and Health MR. STEVE TSELEPIS California, Pa. C.S.T.C., B.S. West Virginia University, M.S. Problems of Democracy MR. WILLIAM KUZEMKA Donora, Pa. University of Pittsburgh, B.S., M.Ed Social Studies Miss Saladna, Miss Cicconi, Mrs. Roseberry Miss Channing MISS ELSIE CHANNING California, Pa. C.S.T.C., B.S. Epglish MR. PAUL H. VIRGIN Millsboro, Pa. C.S.T.C., B.S. Mathematics MR. HARRY HOSLER Clarksville, Pa. Waynesburg College, B.S. Mathematics Mrs. Novak, Mr. Jeffrey Mr Kutslca , 1 MRS. MARIE BLISS Fredericldown, Pa. West Virginia University, B.S. Healfh and Physical Educafion MR. PETE DALEY Brownsville, Po. Universily of Piflsburgh, B.S., M.A. Healfh and Physical Educolion MR. EUGENE A. MALINZAK Millsboro, Pa. Waynesburg College, B.S. Office Pracfice, Business Law, and Geography Mr. Malinzak, Mrs. Zuro, Mr. Marconi, Mrs. Nagle MR. WARREN W. SCOTT Centerville, Pa. C.S.T.C., B.S. Physics, Trig, and Solid MR. JOSEPH BELLISARIO R.D. I, Fredericldown, Pa. W. G J., C.S.T.C.,B.S. Marine Biology Lab, W. 81 J., M.A. Biology MR. EDWARD SEDORY Monessen, Pa. C.S.T.C., B.S. Chemisfry and Senior Science Miss Hughes Miss Trourman ...s-.a '?f4r .- ' Mrs. Bliss, Mr. Daley MRS. MARY ZURO R.D. 'l, Coal Cenler, Pa. PIM, Duquesne, C.S.T.C., B.S. Bookkeeping and Business Arifhmelic MR, LENO MARCONI Frederickfown, Pa. Beckley Colege and Grove City, College Cer? Typing MRS. ALMA DORIS NAGLE California, Pa. Susquehanna U., Pitf, B.S. Shorthand and Typing avvg. ,Q 0' s Q . Mr. Scolf, Mr. Bellisario, Mr. Sedory MISS VIVIEN HUGHES Waynesburg, Pa. Waynesburg College, A.B. West Virginia University, M.A. Lafin and Ari MISS MARY TROUTMAN Finleyville, Pa. Waynesburg College, B.A. Spanish L GE ER L GLIMPSES Those who served us. Peptc-Bismol, pleasell AQ He's got school spiriil Two POD ieochers 'A of 43 As -ey. 0 D . W, 2513 The putter paffer of fee! Mr Pergolos crfs n crafis Us in The big city! Courf house gang!! SENIORS Let us, then, be up and doing, With o heart for ony tcteg Still achieving, still pursuing, Learn to labor and to wait. - HENRY LONGFELLOW SENIOR CLASS ACTIVITIE The 'I959-1960 school year was a very busy one for the seniors. The year was filled with many changes, the first being our entering a new educational plant, the Bethlehem-Center Senior High School. Many new activi- ties took place for the seniors this year. Our first major affair was the presentation of the first annual Senior Class Play, THE MAGIC TOUCH, directed by Miss Pepper. The play was a smashing success and was made further memorable since it was the first play ever to be presented in the new school auditorium. But the play was only the beginning of the fine, fine things to come. Our second annual Snoball, the first dance to be held in the new high school gymnasium, was the major event of the first semester. Although decorating in the gymnasium was very limited this year, SENIOR SPONSORS: Mr. Tselepis, Miss Channing, Mrs. Roseberry. OFFICERS: Helen Roncadori, Vice- Presidenlg Maria Giucomelli, Secretary, John Nakovich, Treasurer, Duane Palmo, President. the dance will always be remembered because of the gigantic seventeen foot snowman which topped off the decorations. To add to the beauty of the Snoball, a queen and two attendants were selected. Bonnie Sloan was chosen the queen and her attendants were Carol Habe and Sharon Smith. fSharon was honored later in the year by being selected as queen of the Prom.I The mood for the evening was set by the music offered by Johnny Silver and his orchestra. After these two events, the pace was slowed down and senior activities were set aside for mid-terms, basket- ball season, and other general school functions. Every- one started to relax, when, before we knew it, the time came for the class banquet and graduation, and we were off again, running around getting ready for what should have been done the week before. The banquet was held in the new cafeteria, and after everyone filled themselves, the tables were cleared and we proceeded with the program. Its highlight proved to be the presenting of the Colonel awards to twenty- four seniors for various activities and abilities. After- wards we all enjoyed dancing in the gymnasium to the music provided by Stuart Arnold. After the Senior Banquet one last major activity re- mained - the one ceremony that each boy and girl looks forward to from his first years in grade school - GRAD- UATION! The commencement exercises were held in the auditorium. The main part of the program was a panel comprised of a number of seniors who discussed their ideas gleaned from attending the Conference on Children and Youth held at California State College. The exercises were rendered more enlightening by addresses given by the two top honor students - Joy Hegedus and Charles Greskovich. And with the presentation of the last diplo- ma, our senior year of many pleasant activities came to a close, and in one evening our high school years were transformed from a reality to a memory. SCHOLASTIC HO ORS 4 'in E65 HIGH HONORS Mary lams, Charles Greskovich, Richard Biondi, Robert Howes, Joy Hege JOY HEGEDUS Co-Valedictorian A SCHOLAR'S CREED E 1 I l ll . Sitting: Edna Rasel, Janet Wersfler, Janet Kinick, Carol Habe, Zelda Lutes, Maxine Post. Standing: dus. Every man ought to be inquisitive through every hour of his great adventure down to the day when he shall no longer cast a shadow in the sun. For if he dies without a question in his heart, what excuse is there for this continued existence? A - Frank Moore Colby HONORS Ming: Myra Edwards, Bonnie Battaglini, Lillian Craggs, Judy Detts, Elaine Stetcko, Maria Giacomelli, arren Roncadori, Bonnie Shutsy, Mary Donahoo. Standing: Linda Hootman, Tom Ramsey, John Housel, ictor Ballash, John Nakovich, Herbert Caponi, Mike Philips, Charles Battaglini, Kathleen Johnson. CHARLES GRESKOVICH Co-Valedictorian s -EP 1 6-- T -Q' 95, mr 'fix 1. f 5525, QL 05 3 L , 1 Mu' Y is 4 0 . M A nd ,K Yes, we are proud of them. GERALD T. BARTMAN Vesfaburg General HENRY F. BARTUS Brownsville, RD. Technical BONNIE LEE BATTAGLINI Fredericktown Academic CHARLES E. A. BATTAGLINI Fredericktown Academic WILMA BEE Millsboro Commercial THOMAS HOWARD BELSKI Cenferville Commercial NATHAN BARREN Marianna Technical BETTY JEAN BARSHICK Marianna Technical EDWARD W. CIANELLI Marianna General JAMES M. CLEAVER Brownsville R.D. General RONALD M. COLE Beallsville General RUSSELL CLARK CONDIT Beallsville General LILLIAN M. CRAGGS Millsboro Technical NANCY CAROL DARNEY Vesiaburg Academic ROSE JANET DARNEY Frederickfown Academic REGINA DENNISON Millsboro Academic GLENN KENNETH DETRICK Richeyville General NORMAN DETRICK Beallsville General JUDITH ROSE ANN DETTS Marianna Technical JOHN C. DOBRUNICK Fredericktown Technical RICHARD EARNEST Marianna General RONALD F, ENGLISH The Exercise Begins Marianna General ROBERT EDWARD FARGO Deemsfon Academic GAYLE LYNN FERRARI Frederickfown Commercial MARY ANN FILARSKY Clarksville Clerical STEPHEN LLOYD FORD Richeyville General NANCY J. FRANCEK Denbo Commercial as fb MYRA JEAN EDWARDS Richeyville Academic fu. fav QF'-9 6- HAROLD CURTIS FRANKS m'5:-we Brownsville Technical CHARLES A. FREEMAN Frederlclcfown General GEORGIA FAYE FULTON Marianna General g m 3 DONA JEAN GAMBLE Freclerlcldown General RICHARD GEORGE Fredericldown General MARIA ANGELA GIACOMELLI Fredericldown Academic JAMES CLAYTON GIFFIN 6. -7 Clarksville R.D. General KEN GILPIN Clarksville R.D. General DAVE GIRDISH Marianna General LINDA MARIE GILL Denbo Clervcal LESLEY DIANE GOSSETT Frederncklown RD, Academic THEA ANN GRACHEN Frederlcktown Commercial ANDREA JEAN GREGORY Frederickfown Commercial BARBARA JEAN GRESKOVICH Clarksville R.D. Technical CHARLES DAVID GRESKOVICH Brownsville R.D. Technical CAROL LEE HABE Marianna Commercial GLORIA MAE HARLESS Scenery Hill Commercial DOLORES ANN HARTLEY Marianna Commercial WILLIAM HEADLEY Vesfuburg General FRANK C. HOAK Denbo General JOYCE LEE HEGEDUS Richeyville Technical JUDITH KAY HEGEDUS Richeyville Academic SYLVIA L. HERRAGE Brownsville R.D. Commercial LINDA JEAN HOOTMAN Brownsville R.D. Technical , 2 ,,w,- if' 55 L1 if ,C mlm 'Su' 4' JOHN ROBERT JACKSON Marianna General RUSSELL L JACOBS Deemslon General Our Senior Musicians CAROL ANN JENKINS Vesiaburg Commercial KATHLEEN FAYE JOHNSON Scenery Hill Academic ROBERT DALE JOHNSON Clarksville Commercial JUDY ANNETTE JOHNSTON Fredericldown Academic MACK A. KENNEDY Clarksville Academic PHYLLIS KORNET Marianna Commercial 'kg if 'S- 3 OS IU 7,62 'bf Qu. ? 7,. X 5- 'V 1 fy. ,irlw 239' Of' 1 ,Ev .5'exfN acl 'S' rt X' in RHODA LEE KINDER Fredericktown R.D. Commercial KENNETH EDWARD KING Fredericktown Technical JANET MAE KINICK Fredericktown Academic JOYCE KIRK Daisyiown R.D. General RAY KNESTRICK Marianna General KATHRYN LOUISE KOSTELNIK Denbo General MATTH EW J. LAMPA RT Marianna General BARBARA ANN LASKODY Denbo Clerical LOUIS JOSEPH LAZZARO Denbo General MARY ANN LEFFLER Richeyville Clerical NIC K LESAKO Richeyville General ELIZABETH LESSO Frederickiown Commercial BETTY GRACE LOAR Marianna Commercial JAMES LOUISA Clarksville General JOHN PAUL LUDROSKY Frederickfown General LARRY B. LUTES Richeyville General RICHARD LUTES Richeyville General ZELDA MAE LUTES Richeyville Commercial MARK L. MALONE Clarksville R.D. Technical JOHN STEVEN MASLANICH Fredericldown R.D, Academic ROBERT WILLIAM MATKO Fredericktown R.D. Commercial KENNETH ALLEN MATTY Denbo General FERDINAND MATULA Marianna Academic ANDREW MAZEPPA Millsboro General A iv V 'Pie 5'- by F -nm Q ixixl I' ws- mf. , M, ' . .L 5 F 4 I u fs, I M 115, X, H K V- .vb ' -1 ' ff ' '4 gg Q0 1-K O- A I fp-1 v i 'Y ff 'J Q Q' WHY' U if 1 aa R f' . FRANKLIN 'A. MURPHY Panel Discussion Clarksville General JOHN NAKOVICH Marianna Technical FY' NICK M. MUCHO Richeyville General IRENE ELIZABETH MURINCSAK Richeyville Technical uf Ywff CAROL JEAN NEALE Brownsville RD, No. 2 Commercial ARLENE R. NELAN Lowhill Academic 'T' EVELYN NICHOLLS Brownsville R.D. No. 2 Academic MARIE ONDO Richeyville Commercial BARBARA LOUISE POLLOCK Marianna Commercial DORIS JEAN POST Frederickfown R.D. Academic MAXINE POST Frederickfown C0mmerClGl MARION POSTIC Marianna Commercial DIANA LOIS POTISEK Marianna Academic WILLIAM PROFITT Vesfaburg General EVA LAVETA PYSH Frederickfown Commercial MARIAELENA RADACHY Fredericktown Academic CHRIS RAFFERTY Vestaburg Academic THOMAS JACK RAMSEY Brownsville Technical EDNA ROMAINE RASEL Amivy R.D. Commercial EDWIN D. RASEL Arnify R.D. General Singing the Alma Maier RONALD RICCIUTI Vesfaburg General JUDITH R. RIDGE Fredericktown Academic MIKE THOMAS ROGAN Fredericktown General ALFRED .I. RICCIUTI Vesfaburg Academic BARBARA ANN RICCIUTI Vesfaburg Academic ibm iv-7' 5' HELEN LOUISE RONCADORI Brownsville R.D. No. 2 Commercial KARREN LEE RONCADORI Brownsville R.D. No. 2 Academic PHILIP ROSENTHAL Frederickiown Academic 'li' 3' W-'ov if br wg . 5 .,..,3 . A.: L 3 I lf' 'Q' 'S' Pwx mf cw. PEGGY LOU ROSS Marianna RD. No. 'I Clerical ROBERT L. ROSS Fredericktown General QUINTILLIA ROSSI Marianna Commercial 19 'N ALFRED STEVEN RUDAI Brownsville RD. No. 2 General MARY ANN RUSCHECK Vesfaburg Commercial JOHN STEVEN SABO RicheyviIIe General JOELLA ANTOINETTE SACCO Frederickfown Academic MICHAEL THOMAS SAVAGE Frederickfown Academic DOROTHY MARIE SCALIA R.D. No. 'I Marianna Commercial ig JAMES EMMETT SETHMAN OwnsvIIIe RD. No. General RICHARD SHARGOTS Marianna Technical GERALD A. SHICK Vestaburg General TERRY A. SHULSKY Vesfuburg General BONNIE LEE SHUTSY Brownsville R.D. No. 2 Technical RAYMOND LEONARD SKOLODA Vesiaburg Academic CAROLYN LOUISE SMALKO Brownsville R.D. No. 2 Commercial DONALD WAYNE SMITH Marianna R.D. No. 'I General SHARON ANN SMITH Frederickrawn Commercial ROBERTA G. SMOUSE Malden Technical ANDY M. SOSNAK Richeyville General ELAINE IRENE STETCKO Richeyville Technical DAVID L. STEVENS Vesfaburg Academic LEONARD STICKOVICH Fredericldown General SARA CATHERINE STOPKA Amity Technical K' G? 5 gf' 7559, Vx .WWW V132 W .6 , M' 2 .Q 5, ' I , M il - PATRICIA ANNE STUVEK Chix iQ 'ltr Clarksville General JOHN R. SUPRA Brownsville R.D. Technical VERBE SUTTON Clarksville Commercial VERONICA SYNURlA Fredericklown General FELIX JOSEPH TARORICK, JR. Riclweyville General by JOHN TEBALT Clarksville General ig Q., W lf. RUTH JOAN THOMAS Marianna General ,XY FLORENCE VERONICA TOMIK Marianna Academic Recessuonal All Over ROBERT TRBOVICH Clarksville Academic JOHN P. TROYAN Richeyville Technical PHILLIP ANDREW VARGO Richeyville General JAMES G. TOPPER Fredericldown R.D. Technical BONNIE JEAN TOTH Veslaburg Commercial BERTHA WARD Frederickfown R.D. Clerical CAROL ANN WATKINS Brownsville R,D. General JANET MARIE WERSTLER Marianna Academic E. J. DELORIS WHITE Marianna Commercial JUDITH MARIE WHITE Fredericktown Commercial DARRELL RAY WILLIAMS , 3 gli 1. , A Gym 4-A Marianna General RONALD G. WILLIAMS Marianna General STELLA MARIE WILLIAMS Fredericlctown General VAN WOLFE Marlanna Academic JAMES TERRY YABLONSKI RD. 2 Brownsville Academic NORMA JEAN YORTY R.D.I, Fredcricldown Commercial PHILIP YOSKEY Marianna Technical I if FRANK ZEMBA QQ G Cenlervllle General I SHIRLEY ANN zsrs M, ,fi-' Eredericldown Commercral V h N EARL JAMES ZIRKLE I' Rlclveyvllle- General New f 0 1 R9-R 0 S FOV ' r fr- 4 Z . V 9557, '+ f X ' Li- 3, w E ' Q f X all ,xl is- 4 'E' ,gm M-, , A A 1257 , A-NW , ,M.w,w- ' an WE RE NOT FINISHI - - - A DEWEY PELLEGRINE JR plans to study law ot West Var ganna Unaversaty P DAVID PEPPER wall attend the Eastern Nazerene College MICHAEL J PHILIPS hopes to attend Youngstown Unaversaty BILL PROFITT antends to study at Calatornaa State College CHRIS RAFFERTY plans to attend Calafornaa State College THOMAS JACK RAMSEY wall study at Calatornaa State College JAMES J RAYTEK hopes to study enganeerang at Penn State Unaverslty GERALD REDMOND hopes to attend college AL RICCIUTI wall enter the Unaversaty of Pattsburgh KARREN RONCADORI hopes to study math at Calalornaa State College PHILIP ROSENTHAL aspares to study law at West Varganaa Una versaty JOELLA ANTOINETTE SACCO plans to go to Waynesburg College MICHAEL T SAVAGE antends to attend Calafornaa State College RICHARD SHARGOTS wall enter Waynesburg College BONNIE SHUTSY plans to attend Walson College RAY SKOLODA expects to enter Calatornaa State College ROBERTA SMOUSE hopes to study teochang at college ELAINE STETCKO wall attend Calafornaa State College SARA STOPKA antends to study at Calafornaa State College PATTI STUVEK wall enter Putt Unaversaty JOHN SUPRA plans to attend Calatornaa State College JAMES TOPPER hopes to study enganeerang at college JOHN P TROYAN expects to study chemacal enganeerang t Penn State U JANET WERSTLER wall attend Calatornaa State College to study math VAN WOLFE hopes to study speech at Calatornaa State College TERRY YABLONSKI wall enter Dackenson College DONALD LOUIS BALLA aspares to attend West Vargmaa Una verslty BONNIE BATTAGLINI hopes to study speech therapy at Cala forma State College CHARLES BATTAGLINI wall study art at lnclaana State College RICHARD BIONDI plans to study enganeerang an college ELEANOR BUCENELL hopes to study elementary teachang at Calafornaa State College MERCEDES BURKUS plans to enter Waynesburg College CECIL BURTON aspares to go to college HERBERT CAPONI JR plans to attend college JUDY DETTS antends to enter Calatornaa State College and study math MIKE DUFALLA hopes to attend Penn State Unaversaty HAROLD CURTIS FRANKS antends to enter Calatornaa State College RICHARD GEORGE wall attend Callfornaa State College DIANE GOSSETT plans to study Spanash at Waynesburg College ANDREA GREGORY hopes to study x ray technology at Car negae lnstatute BARBARA GRESKOVICH wall malor an psychology at Waynes burg College CHUCK GRESKOVICH expects to enter Penn State Unaversaty JOYCE LEE HEGEDUS wall attend Calatornaa State College LINDA J HOOTMAN hopes to study speech at Calatornaa State College MARK MALONE hopes to attend West Varganaa Unaversaty JOHN MASLANICH hopes to go to college THOMAS MOORE wall attend Penn State Unaversaty SANDRA BALL antends to enter the Washangton Hospatal School ot Nursang MARIAELENA RADACHY wall enter nurs s traanang RUTH THOMAS hopes to attend the Ohao Valley General Hos patal School of Nursang FLORENCE TOMIK plans to study nursang at the Ohao Valley Hospatal DIANA POTISEK antends to become a nurse NANCY DARNEY aspares to study at the St Francas School of Nursang JUDY RIDGE wall enter the Washangton Hospatal School of Nursang MARY DONOHOO hopes to enter nurses traanang EVELYN NICHOLLS plans to enter nurses traanang MARIA ANGELA GIACOMELLI hopes to become a nurse BARBARA RICCIUTI aspires to enter nurses traanang CAROL WATKINS plans to enter nurses traanang PHYLLIS PEROWSKI mtends to study nursang at the Washangton Hospatol CHRISTIE ANN ISENBERG hopes to become a nurse LOIS ILLAR expects to enter nurses traanang LILLIAN CRAGGS plans to enter the Washangton School of Nursang BETTY JEAN BARSHICK antends to study nursang at the Wash angton Hospatal JOHN JACKSON plans to attend prep school MARY ANN FILARSKY hopes to go to busaness school MARIE ANN ONDO aspares to prepare tor a modelang career at the Earl Wheeler Fanashang Schoo REGINA DENNISON antends to go to busaness college LARRY LUTES plans to attend a trade school VERONICA SYNURIA hopes to become an aarlane stewardess PHYLLIS KORNET plans to study aarlane hostessang at Pankerton School HOWARD BELSKI hopes to enter IBM machane school HARRY MC KNIGHT wall attend trade school EDWIN DUANE RASEL plans to attend school an Blaarsvalle KENNETH KING expects to enter trade school RAY KNESTRICK plans to enter trade school KENNETH MATTY hopes to attend electronacs school SHIRLEY NAMOLIK ant nds to enter Robert Morras Busmess School SHIRLEY ZETS plans to enter Robert Morras Busaness School JUDY HEGEDUS wall study at the Robert Morras Busmess School HELEN LOUISE RONCADORI hopes to attend the Robert Morras Busaness School HARRY E BINNS plans to study mathematacal computataons ROSE MARIE BAILEY wall attend Penn Commercaal College BONNIE MILLER hopes to attend Penn Commercaal Busaness College MARY MOWL antends to enter Penn Commercaal Busaness College BEVERLY ORSKY wall attend Penn Commercaal Busaness College MARION POSTIC expects ta enter Penn Commercaal Busmess College BARBARA POLLOCK hopes to study at the Penn Commercaal Busaness College DORIS JEAN POST wall study secretaraal work at Penn Com mercaal College ALLAN MC FADDEN hopes to become a draftsman RICHARD MELLOW aspares to become a drattsman GAYLE LYNN FERRARI antends to become a beautacaan CAROL JENKINS hopes to attend beautacaan school MARY LOUISE PEROWSKI plans to enter the Pattsburgh Beauta caan Academy FELIX TARORICK antends to enter barber school JOHNNY SABO hopes to do photographac work VICTOR E BALLASH aspares to enter the praesthood DOROTHY MARIE SCALIE hopes to become a protessaonal ballet dancer THOMAS G HALEY plans to become a state trooper LINDA GILL mtends to become a housewate LINDA CAROL HOWES plans to get marraed CAROL NEALE wall become a housewafe MARY ELLEN RHODES antends to be a housewate PEGGY LOU ROSS hopes to do otface work BONNIE JEAN TOTH plans to become a secretary MARGARET HOOVER antends to become o secretary an Wash angton DC PHYLLIS BENLOCK wall go to Cleveland to do secretaraal work THEA GRACHEN aspares to become a stenographer an the Pentagon an Washangton D BETTY GRACE LOAR hopes to become a secretary an Cleveland BONNIE BITNER antends to be a secretary an Cleveland DOLORES HARTLEY wall go to Cleveland to become a secretary SHARON SMITH hopes to becom a secretary an Washangton EDNA RASEL plans to do olface work CAROLYN LOUISE SMALKO hopes to become a secretary SYLVIA L HERRAGE mtends to go to Washangton DC and become a secretary MARY ANN ANTONIC hopes to get a 'ob as a secretary JUDIE WHITE wall become a secretary an Washangton DC BARBARA LASKODY washes to be a secretary GLORIA HARLESS hopes to work an Washangton DC as stenographer PHILLIP YOSKY plans to enter the servace Y I. . Q I - I. . n . I I u A ' JERRY BOOZE will study chemistry at Waynesburg College. QUINTILLIA ROSSI will enter Penn Commercial College. ' . ' ' , .C. ' . o.c. I ' I . ' ' I , . . a - WE RE JUST BEGINNING' NICK MUCHO wull enter the Marunes or Navy PHIL VARGO untends to go to the Navy JIM GIFFIN wull enter the Aur Force HENRY BARTUS plans to go to the servuce RICHARD LUTES untends to enter the Army ALEX RAYMOND wull enlust un the Navy NORMAN DETRICK wull enter the Army JERRY SHICK plans to enter the Aur Force DAVID STEVENS untends to loun the Aur Force VERBE SUTTON hopes to loun the Marunes and become a per sonnel durector JAMES CLEAVER untends to go to the servuces JOHN ALLEN HOUSEL wull uoun the Armed Forces CHARLES FREEMAN wull enlust un the Army BOB FARGO plans to go to the servuce DARRELL WILLIAMS wull enter the Aur Force LOIS WASKO hopes to enter the Aur Force MYRNA RHODES untends to enter the Waves PHILLIP YOSKEY wull go to the servuce FERD MATULA wull go to the servuce RICHARD EARNEST plans to enter the Navy MIKE MICJAN untends to enter the servuce RUSSELL CONDIT hopes to enlust un the Aur Force MARY JANE BALOG plans to go to work LARRY BANFIELD untends to fund a 'ob RONALD COLE hopes to fund work ROSE JANET DARNEY plans to fund work GEORGE DONAHOO wull work on a farm FRANCES DRAY hopes to fund work HOMER DUNCAN untends to get a 'ob LOUIS EARNEST plans to work un a sheet metal shop for Ford Company RONALD ENGLISH wull geu Q 'ob NANCY FRANCEK untends to look for work un Puttsburgh GEORGIA FULTON hopes to fund a lob DONA GAMBLE wull look for work BARRY GRAY untends to became a mechanuc CAROL LEE HABE hopes to work un Cleveland BILL HEADLEY plans to look for work FRANK C HOAK hopes to f d a uob RUSSELL JACOBS wull look for work Delaware ROBERT JOHNSON hopes to fund work RHODA KINDER plans to fund work KATHRYN KOSTELNIK untends to work un a G C Murphy Store MARY ANN LEFFLER plans to be employed un the Bell Tele phone System NICK LESAKO plans to go to work ELIZABETH LESSO untends to work un Leutsdale JOHN LUDROSKY wull look for work un Cleveland ROBERT MATKO BARBARA ELLEN FRANK MURPHY ARLENE NELAN GENE ORLANDI I-uopes to acquure work MORRIS plans to get a o untends to look for work hopes to go to work untends to work at North Sude Puttsburgh JOHN PENCZAK hopes to fund work GEORGE PLUTCH wull look for work MAXINE POST wull go to Phuladelphua to look for work EVA LAVETA PYSH hopes to work un Pittsburgh DAVID RATICA wull become a farmer MIKE ROGAN plans to become a welder ALFRED RUDAI hopes to fund work JOHN SEKORA untends to fund work TERRY SHULSKY wull work un Cleveland DONALD WAYNE SMITH wull work as an apprentuce carpenter for S H Smuth 8- Son JOHN TEBALT hopes to fund work un thus area DELORIS WHITE plans to work un Puttsburgh NORMA JEAN YORTY untends to get a uob un Washungton JIM ZIRKLE hopes to work un Detrout RICHARD RENDULIC us undecuded about hus future ROBERT YODENES us undecuded JOYCE KIRK us undecuded LLOYD FORD us undecuded GLENN DETRICK us undecuded KEN GILPIN hopes to get a sungung uob ANTOINETTE DUFFIELD plans to work as a secretary JAMES LOUISA untends to secure a state uob un Harrusburg ROBERT ROSS plans to att nd Muamu Unuversuty FRANK ZEMBA wull enter the servuce RHOADA BODNAR untends to enter beautucuan school ROBERT EUGENE HOWES wull go to West Vurgunua Unuversuty for pre medical study MARY IAMS aspures to attend Calufornua State College KATHLEEN FAYE JOHNSON hopes to mauor un elementary edu cation at Calufornua State College JUDY JOHNSTON plans to attend Radford Colllege Vurgunua wuth a mauor un Speech and dramatuc arts and munor un lournalusm CAROLE ANN OSWALD wull attend Calufornua State College DUANE PALMO expects to enter Carnegie Instutute of Tech nology JOHN NAKOVICH wull attend Calufornua State College IRENE MURINCSAK hopes to enter Calufornua State College MACK KENNEDY unt nds to study hustory at Waynesburg Col lege JANET MAE KINICK plans to mauor un math at Waynesburg College ZELDA MAE LUTES hopes to enter Calufornua State College Y - - 0 'I I . i b. ROBERT BOLIN wil look for work in Ohio. EARL ANSELL will work in a steel mill in Pittsburgh. . in ' I . I ' ' ' . . in ' . . 1 i .W-, -u -,M -.4 .--xg. s. ? '-14 j iw ,., . 9 x 'ls ' Q5 L X 'gnu ' -.X N 4 -V.. -5 'A 55 S -4 3 .N..,h...,,, N ,A , ,ML x Q W Jw V.. g,w!f,,,,,, L Wm, ni . ,. I ,L ,W T M, W.. ii--A-.J my KM , mf .-xfayyul ,, ,T AFV, 4 , 4-Wx. 'fr fm. Af '. nf' I Iv.. ' au i5w'f-fg,?' Sw fund 'sys ,, ,. Q55 5 5 I H, lui Lf , a3,,,,,.6,,.Ab VI, W, I Qi k w ' as , V 5 , ..,-V, If-fl., ' :Of VA: I I WINNERS if uw, mm., BEST SPORTS MOST MUSICAL Judi Deiis, John Nakovich Zelda Lufes, CharIes Baftaglini 5 V,Y, BEST DANCERS BEST DRESSED Wilma Bee, Ray Skoloda Puffy Sfuvek, Tom Chelena E534 f MOST STUDIOUS MOST ATHLETIC Joy Hegedus, Gerald Redmond Dee Gossett, AI Ricciuti Km? ' I ....1'7, lsr X , IK 1 U DERCLASSME A liffle learning is a dangerous flvingg Drink deep, or fasfe not fhe Pierian spring Their shallow draughfs infoxicafe fhe brain And drinking largely sobers Us again. - ALEXANDER POPE ents HOMEROOM H6 -ff in R 3' f-f ff-Q if ,., 1: f. . ff 4 , . - 4 4.s- -W .kr V ,V fx V 4 , J VM - ff We ' ' 1 X lf, in ,, s F 4' ,W C' g 4 J, N D fm ,gr A , DJ K3 M I 44- R' ff , A R' - 2 A ,,,:, E I 'J 1 rl, ,J in . X '...-Jbr J 1' -' ' ' ' 'A ' ' f -1 bk, 'lZf.'5'- J News , PQ T- .-4 A I ,. ,-1111 f R '.-.. 3 D it --311+ ll 4' ,X ,T - JD is R Us as 'Q an 'og F Q 1, A 11. NOT PICTURED: Sondra Carl, Jean Kantorik, Robert CV- Stopka, Jack Sworcheck. Ted Davis Sandra Battaglini Larry Gray Kathy Barr Wallace Christy Carol Venick Bill Lawrence Mildred Batterby William Pelkey Jayne Smith Fred Seghi Kathy Griff Wayne Gillis Madeline Rohaley John Skolcel Eileen Barcosky Albert Smith Shirley Giovanelli David Zuchowslci Karen Borcheck John Evans Dorthy Kuty Nick Romanos Betty Saska George Richardson Mary Jane Newlarough Gene Kishok Darlene Rudman Betty Mercante Ann Durdines Matthew lampa rt G Vaughn Brunazzn Bonme Sloan Barry Butera Donna Muller Rudy Yoskey Connie Garcua John Prnce Lola Harless John Sargent Mary Ann Burgoon Robert Swarrow louvada Wells Evan Douple Jaclue Dawson Andrew Regglsh Mary Lou Recliner Stephen Knme 1 HOMEROOM HII9 be ,N CV l .-af., 'luv fl 404 ,-Q 'vs va J 1 A 43-5- .dow v 1 v-1 K? f' 'lx , 1 to I - Al Y s ,ble M , 'SLT W I , A V eff, 'Qi 1 K? 5 wx t N J of , Af,, fc f Q5 - Z qv V '- ' N y y V av K Q ,fi y f Q ' s o ,- V. Vr ' N ' I i ' J fa-A ,J Q, -x, ,V 5 K' -, vm. . ' V , , af Vi X, 32355132-E 1, 1 4 U 5 J S 5 A - , I 4 ' , , if Y 'W' ffl J QW!! 1 X y h 4 'iff 'N 4. I , f . K K 34,1 f .,, l , l 2 vw , A Q. f 4' - X - 'L' gg ' li V. , ' sff af 5 ' , X lx X I ,, .S ef wg f v - if . f 5' Y . . Vx M J' ff V: fn M qs -Q Y l 'f -1- .J , 1, , hi t -' , S y la 1 ' M ff h rr S , y r ' W 1 ' 'E . . ' ,J 'I 1 . I '- , A .'- 2 . . r . r fa q ,i hx . I '. . . . ' 41, E A X or Katherme Rnggle Luther Hall LaVerne Wnlson John Saffnn Mary Ann Sabolsky John Kresovlch Tom Mucho James Framelu Drusella Weston Hugh Yorty Carol Barnek Davnd Vnano Henry Kowalczyk James Smlth Stella Walllams PN Q ,ff gps 4 di i mf 'N -f 1'-' .fl NOT PICTURED Nancy Gaudmler Nick Mucho Nancy Ramsey Elizabeth Vnhhdal Leonard Stuck ovuch Charles Hnbbs Davld Glrdnsh vw num' A 9 ill WUI 'Rand ul Ig f Qc' HOMEROOM I24 fp MR. MARCONI Y q.v Y, 7 N 'fl -um, ,y i x 'Wi 5' F, on . fig .hun pf X if K . ' 1, A J ,M if R' a I J ' 'I 7 - J ,K ' , - J, N... V - M J , J: - - , , ff' l f,. ,,., 'W K ,' 'yi .N g kid, fir A ' K' xv ,ff J' -'pw v 1 -A-V .. r J -F - .ir ,M . Mi, if :Z f 3 3 1 in 1 . Ah- In N -1 f' , qs. 1- .W , .. l 7 c I A 'F 'J' x , A , X -4' gf K' , x -' ri 'x 3 ,-A f Sig g . -Q14 NOT PICTURED: Joan Shriver, James Stewart, Walter Matta, Frank Mazeppa, Christine Ballash, Helen Hill. f 4 n rQav' J 'sOu A Y A 'wt QL 'A . 5 A -74 x A N49 Q , ,K Q-at 31 Q wp mm , R , Q1 Janet Levanoff Frank Zemba Betty Chrisulis Mike Hardoby Nancy Berish Ronald Williams Rose Marie Butler Leonard Ball Peggy Connelly Warren liberatore Faith Ann Meneslcie John Butchki Sarah Smith Frank Stopka Rose Ann Bado John Oystersek Mary Karen Orlando William Sdghy Carolyn DiAndretl1 Lee Crowthers Alex Superak Nancy Kuhl John Washburn John Kripinslxy Sherril Walsh Marcus Ottena Helen Hritz Richard Powis Loraine Mores Ronald Timms 5 Vonda Muze Ernest Yoders Barbara Ann Tenney Mike Mahaffey Judith Sosnak Tom Haley Antoinette Ross Robert Shadursky Kathleen Donahoo Walter Pawis Ruth Ann Raytek Raymond Poplielarczylc Beverly Nelson David Eckels Margaret Green Joe Venick Mary Korbim Robert Hutchinson Helen Hardy Larry Mills Antoinette Sanfora Larry Samarin Karen Lancaster Lee Goozdich Margaret Murincsak Tom Hartman Bill Tanner Barbara Edgar Eugene Piclcniclc Marcia Strausser f I' 'Yr HOMERCDOM I2I ,aa l if it 1 .uu- W wg Lis ,Q li I 1 lv' wn1'Iu.'I - . s- P1 'Q 1 L, as ' Gi IU' NOT PICTURED: Leona Shimborski, Glenn Dixon, Frances Kanalis, William Lancaster, William Nelson, Wilma Teegarden, Annette Ostro, Lovant Mayle, Frank Henck. 5 4- HOMEROOM itll?- rf, 57. ,qw if i CFW' K' x., ,- ... . ,nr--ve MR. PERGOLA ,.,, . - its . 4 M af ff'-s 'il Nl. ff' 3 ,if if s J A 4 R 'Mill 5 ,X ,mi cr: ? 7 ' ln x X l I C. X , ,N vwqf' ' 1 'Vi X 1 X 'J v 5 Y .2 X. J M 4 xi . l A is Y Ps N ' . W , Y 1 15 ' 1 4,5 YK f nv A' n was N4 X A. J gl i 'F 5 N ' 'ids if .N , .ag N v '48 4-Q gf' N uA.f '? fy. li 1 - . W, - , NOT PICTURED: Anthony Paci, Larry Miller, Roberi Toshok, Tom Sharkady, Richard Ruscheck. .f. -'Q ,:' - I ,, , .. .1 .'2gE.5g':2: 2 '1-112: ..... -1.- E225::232::: 8 H.:-:' ...IT 1 -zz: ,zz I 1123 'al K Q9 ,.0 Jerry Moschetta Andrea Radachy Edward Weekly Donna Pellegrine Dale Fawkes Michelle Hauncher Robert Abbadini Doris Austin Ronald Bukowski Elaine Morosky Tom Malinzak Dolores Girdish Richard Hughes Kay Cecchini James Amos Joan Scalia James Conti Grace While James Righeffi Jackie Ruday Richard Frazier. Anioinefie Duffield Virginia Kreider Sarah Regesler Gloria Ciervo Emeryefta Burger JoAnne Yeager Darlene Lazosky Judy Hufter Elroy Huey Ray Tichnor Francis McGrady Ken Housel Bill Waikins Q ' HOMEROOM I22 I-:'-- ' T' - ' ,,-f I Q' 5 MRS. NAGLE Douglas Clish Barbara Saladna Dennis Jones Ginny Lee Gossett Vg K 'V' Q, Harold Hines Kathy Segedy John Cott Marie Pych Arlene Weimer Vivian Davis James Kennedy Donna Packrall Kenneth Colvin Nancy Pysh John Snyder Judy Power James Ray Sara Konicki William Hill Peggy Deibel John Ropele Sandra Matusky Albert Wrublesky Roberta Meinen James Lawson Velma Barnhart Eloise Scott Marie Colantoni Joe Ann Dulaney Paula Virgin Beverly Burkett it ff xv' '54 if 1 E . . Y ., - 4 ., Y 4 Q -Q.-, ., A, ,via K l 1. . V 5, , ,, ,255 Q , ., K A 4' f mf . , vw- f J, ,. ,W J V i Thang .:- an Jlfifisi -1- 1: A 2 .54 is N H , s 1 ., I-5 fs . W , Q J f ev - - ,, hw , i We xr! i' . W ' 4 4' A l , . N., Ni , it 31 J . 5 A f 1 ' W - gf, V. W 1 1. :XX ' , , .., , , ix : 'lvl ' 0 ,N 'Q .- J 'NY 1 NOT PICTURED: Charles Clemmer. 61:3 fs- Q , If FA A 'Z 'N ,..lL:L. 0. 1-fr -4 'X D W 4 AFV ...Q Q ... .12 X V x K! -J' '37 J '-A 1 J J. I 4,-JJ f l - X.,,'7',f M x L ' .Qg:1:.i We all 5' mr ,M ,Q ' ua 1 2... Q ..- James Amos, William Addis, 0 I 3 f - ...-.ur 1.7 HOMEROOM MISS PEPPER I s e Q ': 11. f 5' '7 'E' 4' Q ' ' 4 ' ip. I l ' Q K 1 1 1 ' K . , Quran' Q 'Suns' fl 5 . ' X fi f.. V ,gg 51, ' s Xe 1 ftQ'1'i 3'hg, f d . 3-21:1 fax: 404, 4,11 51? iq.. fo Donna Doman James Reeves Janet Slosorik Nick Rymarcheck Madeline Nnverlh Bob Yanosik Elizabeth Popovich Jack Kmsely 98 ...WM fr' We 'aw if sg '7 I ti as , W rf' 4 A . 0 N.-f X1 ,fu-ve g. 1 -., A 23 ' IPI .- 4 V' 'Q - 'Y nu 1. , Ke tw 4, ,Q . r N., .- S , -.I ,ov 'x L if? 5 1'- K. -vu. nw --f., 18,1141 ir ... ' 1 Cecelia Dlslefanls Joe Bellisario Pally George Jim Krellner Della Smith Richard Zaharoff Patly Bush Jim Russell Helen Popielarczylc Carl Lancasler Beverly Condi! Paul Ramanos Marie Rohaley John McVicker Faye Gaydos Melvin Gillis Pal Price Lloyd Bane Charcletle Philip Richard Ball Barbara Harbaugh Clifford Shook Amy Brice Patricia Baumgurdner John Girdish Edward Cianelli Rhoda Bodnar 's-. -s-...,. Rawdon Vuono JUNIOR PIX ,,,,,,,,r' ,,, ,X ,W 77.-v- WN-1 Ji 4 S WY. Dont fall !! Who? s so mteresfmg? These are cheerleaders!! 'll You'll leorn English or go crazy! This conf be true!! ww 1 lls SUP9VfT1Cll'Wll Candy, polclo chaps . . . A Yedious Yoslc a-.bv t JUNIOR OFFICER The Juniors had a very active year. Our main activity was, of course, the annual Prom. To gain the of Miss Margaret Ann Pepper. money we needed we were given charge of the con- cessions during the basketball games and wrestling matches. Also, this year, the Juniors participated in the SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Bethlehem-Center Senior High School. Mike Vice-Presiden Laraine Secretary John President Don na Lee Treasurer title was Off the Track and it was under the direction We, the Juniors, would like to thank all those who helped us to have a very successful first year in the new Willa President John Vice-President Marion Secretary Tony Treasurer The Sophomore Class, after the confusion of entering Even though we had only one main activity this a new school, settled down to a most enioyable first year year, we realize that this would not have been possible in high school. Our main activity was the Sophomore without the help we received from the faculty and ad- Dance held on May 27th. ministration and to them we soy, Thank you. HOMERQOM rrm If F MRS. zurzo T X A ' 5? Q 'i po. Q ut 4C f'vs. Qs-Q -Wil' 'R' it W? -4'-1' me 1 Q-Q-ff' ,wr 714' ar- 4 'vu Nu--v XLS' A-5 uj4 ,,,,,. Robert Carl 400 Lloyd Cl-nera Andrea Blelek James Hager Judy Wargo Rnchard Camino Kenneth Slmcheck Chrlstlne Kublckar Davld Knesovnch Marianne Shashura Ernest McVncker Kenneth Hepler Esther Stummell Bull Hanna Beverly Whetsel James Marshall Joe Puper Janet Ratnca Frank Stevenson Rose Pechulla Gwen Fallecker George Hecht Carrle Dean Peggy Haley Margaret Koval Dana Bado NOT PICTURED Ronald Wnplcey Eugene Zaharslcy ANCJYEG Behlock ,J I - - , A . f,,, 5 ' t B, - 0 - ' 2 Y, f M.. ' 'Y . . 1' ' , 1 L V N 'M' J 'Y' U-1 J Y? X J I ' - 5, ' 1 1 ,L v , V , f , ' A M' I 'A' , ,yy . . . A ' , 1 . . , S 'I QS. f 1 ' Q Q' Z, I l . M 3 '-,gs 4 ' V ,VJ 1 l X .V f N , ' K X, E wx 4 1 , , 5' . . gl K f W: , 9 ' X . Q if 3 1 . , K this K- X .Y X 33 fr' . 3 . V V J' X333 ' J . xc. W A . , s Q i 1 ,Q ' - ,N If - , f V E ft, ' ,-V 2. 1 Qwfsq 'K . gk S , 7. iw!! kt . A .I w g me K WHL 3 - , . , ily- H gy ,Z M Q 'vb . , E . , 1 ' I ' :gk J' 'V ' J A ,,e, ,W 1 it KQ Z Q fs ffl HOMERGOM 41FII4 if , mv, ur 13 Q ii i i ' if .Tw if 1 4 f Y 'A fd ' A L ,.. I X K we .1 , .gi ,, 52 A 4 1- ' , ,V ir' 5 .. V SN Q.. xr, 9 -us..v i al ZH? NOT PICTURED: Shirley King Z' ., A ,EI fig? 527 11? X ' Miss CICCONI ki ,fm C-5292? Peie Yankura Vivian Crumrine Ed Hodge Esther Gilley Vaughn Grcble Alber? Sfarastanko Iris Sarkeh Fred Abbott Willa Pearson John Ullom George Marodi Eulci Echols Edna Smiih Bob Regec Frances Kuvalla Sandra Wrighi Wayne Vargo Bill Shemsky Dennis Doriguzzi Bobbie Naylor John Turiun David Lynch Thomas Shick Kathleen Vrbanic James Yothers Anna Mae Green Candace McCormack Paul Fereza Arfhur Evans 'I I ,J il-',,f- -X I I - Q 'f ' u A T ' ' 'Qu 5 ' :i -nfl Jane! Marie Rendulic Anthony Voifush Sam Zets Sanders Willis Patty Piechnik Emma Jean Pepper Daniel McConnell Kathy Romanos Lillie Marie West Thomas Dent John Kozloff Rose lmpiccini James Knizner Terry Hamillon Thomas Hughes Barbara Gregory Jack Ridge Marlha Alcheson Rose Marie Andolselc George Capufo Toni Viola Nancy Worrell Melio Cecchine Richard Moore Phylis Tennant Charles Hines Joyce Wells 2 iffy A ' X in . 1411! 'F-iff . ,. ,X HOMEROGM 4fFIO2 -1 1: - s Q- T . v,:-53. 29' J V A l V A ' 5 x . ' , ,Q V A ,J g ,,- 4 ,, P4 I ' -ff, . ' 'P n -K' a' ' , X: s if: .I f-1 ' ' I If w-..,f 'Qx ian f.. 'lr l 5 ' , -.1 I 4 13, , 4 WY? X. v Q.. 4 - f iiiilfl , ,Ya .g. T I S 3' ' 4, QL ,f Ac. N. 0 A-. f ' , I . J A sv sry. 4 I I ,Y W, gf, J - se- sf 'IJ' 5 , no A, 'M' l , V Jaw I Q A XX ia flflv N, , :V J G. X T 1 X K Z' ff- Q ,, Y, F V ,, L ly , Q-N.. if g .5 , T lg VQKV - , s g, 1- iff' I I ,, NOT PICTURED: Barbara Galensky, John Ross, J .5 John Lynn, Tom Shaw. r' . of 1 HOMERGOM -Qui ti.: 59 - unfu- L I C. U14 if ' ,r fs? K s I26 f it J, l K 'li C 1 ., Av- I X L x I iv t, 2 i , 1 ahh, C . '4 'W . ,L Agnew fog ' .j3 we -' A e . 2 'FC'-9 -'gt 'QQ 11, ,Qu 1 . Aj: 'U 'es it we xklo - J J f la ,ff I 611 K V V J -env ,J r fi J mfg J NOT PICTURED: Berty Kuhl, Charles Lingis, John Sawlla, Linda Smith. 0 Lv ' I 1 E I 11 , i A FQL? Q -r ' A Ilbl WL Pete Pordash Arlene Kinder Margaret Sekora Frank Dorazio Marlene Zukauckas Betty Lou Shriver Karlene Popielarczyk Perry Kinnear Edward Greene Rosemarie Dalla Santa Paul Kanalis Cecelia Nagg Charles Mowl Linda Raytelx Meredith Campbell Jesse Bates Judy Bartowick Joe Shimko Freda Cowgar Willie Edwards Thomas Vislosky Barbara Cecil Rosalin Matuln Jerome Zalek Frank Kreder Joe Shwallon Ronald Gordon VQQQ rrp g g, s HCJMEROQM HIO4 MR. COATSWORTH Q i Wayne Givens Sharon Sawicky 2 A James Toth K 1 gi 1 - f- f , I, La Verne Monroe ,,, fl' I Q vu P ' W '- , aul Keruskln V .f 4 'gl 'cv g M 3 snr-Y , yd x A ,Y J x 5, 'IG K , ' ul V N' - Joyce McGrady Mary Karpiak ,. Mary Jane Moon M F, yy' V an I Samuel Lahoff LV if W J' f ,,,,,x of Christine Lere Mx! H .,...,.. 5 ' L. ww-ff W-' we , JE 47 , A , 1,4 Daniel Borcheck J Ken Kovach .ff-vu Frank Patterson V Q ar 4' dh Karen Werner x A ' il ,Q Paul Gaydos xxfr 7, , fam' f 5?-1 . , .ix 5 4 y q f faux Priscilla Albert V, 5 Larry Dulaney 'W Darlene Wozolek 1 1 I 4' vu? 5- K John Walsh , f l Lois Brandtonies ffl 'gin 4. w .sl ,V N, 5 M . E 1: ,PV J Z xx l 4 ,K ' - Q If . A n. Paul Medved Dan Crumrine ' - sf' . 0 Q ..., James Sinclair Q Q k i K 5 'V Sandra Orsky 'ff ,A K A ' ' a ,,-X f N f il ' Bob Holloran v F i n 'A -' I Q , N .. , '. ' :ff Virginia Miles NOT PICTURED: Gene Leonard, Mary Smallro. Melvin Rhodes 'ef ' Se.- HOMEROCM IHIIOS - 51 tb' I xl 3 J Q... 4 as 129' 3 .lr t . ,S , ,ai Q.: NOT PICTURED Thomas Fullem Daniel Carrico ' 'ZX-'f N -.- -21 2 'I' fp tw in 1' JSR -X 1 A .- W l Ia X A, lbw J it 4 Dan Bane Sandy Shimborske John Sonoga Marion Stagon Ronnie Frost Joan Muchisko Grayson Briggs Kathy Butterfield Albert Kelly Martha Drogish James lightner Mary Ellen Jennings Edward Corrigan Dorene Habe Anthony Vizyalc Stephany Tedesco Steve Lesso Dorothy Salupu Robert Wilson Patty Leia Patrick Talcash Sylvia Greenawolt Mary Shook Rayma McManus Ronald Vuono 'T , ,-15 Pig 'fig' J ,x J V24 Charles Shrontz Jo Llngls George Hechi Pairlcna Watson Tom Raymond Jeanme Weaver Donna Moore Mary Jo Wargo Shelua Wotherspoon Robert Babko Sylvester Lawson Mnchael Kavullc Carl Lere James Lacey Charles Marchunes Carol Kolesar Donna Gullls Mary Klmensky Earl Flnley Richard Orsky PaHy Sfelcko John Tomnk Karen Tilton James Knlghl Ruff: Sabolsky Mary Hook James Porterfueld Ralph Perluns HOMEROOM 12HOI if qv-p MRS MATTY 'tr' -wr, 4 Q f 9 s Q'-47 ef 'W MY DP we -v uk- -r XT ve NOT PICTURED James Donahoo, Allen Wnlhelm, Mary Ann Dobrumck bp:- 'fi I N f rw m In k ,J ,sg 'N av x X , 1 .nr I 9294 N A Y' fi -al G..-7 HCJMEROOM an firir' MR. SCOTT -asp 311 www, 'Tv' '--W .4 ,, , C. 4iIO5 ,ji - fa ,atv qv T, Y ' fit 4- we,,, lT ?' 1 I 9' is-, C ' l ' .il 1 'Vi ,-r 'K I. I 1:4 I I .wa fx. f .rx J' 'H v . I R az: ,- A , g ' 'V ph Q. 'wr Giigllz' ' l Q . Q -. ' f lg X Arr x 4 0 X xx' :., O . so Z2 fb Donna Huseman John Monkey Russell Thomas Lois Copechal Frances Hoza Carlyn Lister Paul Crockett Celia Powers Wilbur Dobbins Kathleen Darney Thomas Yuratovich Dorothy Gudel Roy Baumgardner Cathy Smalley George Golitho Stephen Ledis Patty Eutsey Ronnie Rhome Sarah Prentice Robert Rasel Darrell Pepper Sandi Nowak fi. f 7 Tony Salamone P ' Lx Sharon Caroll is N' -' Philip Perowski ,rip V V .. , , ' , NOT PICTURED: George Levanoff Jim Patterson Roger Hutchison Ellen White Mary Ann Dziak ,V JANET M. KINICK SPELLI G CHAMP ln Chicago, June 13, Janet Kinick became one of three national spelling champions. She was a member of a three member team which competed for Pennsylvania in the national convention for the Future Business Leaders of America. Janet attained her position by placing first at the district meet held in Belmar. At the state convention she placed second which entitled her to go on to the nationals. At the nationals, each team sent one member in for the first round. Pennsylvania sent their third place member in. She spelled for some while and then was spelled down. Janet, second place member, then began to spell. Janet spelled all her opponents down and the first place member was not even called upon to spell. The students, faculty, administration, and people who know her are quite proud and wish her the best of luck in her future plans. C-0-N-G-R-A-T-U-L-A-T-l-O-N-S-l ACTIVITIE The time which we have af our disposal every day is eiasficg Ihe passions fha! we feei expand if, fhose ihai we inspire confracf :ig and habif fiiis up what remains. - MARCEL PROUST Duane and Miss Pepper go over fhe scripT THE MAGIC fav, Three of Ohe Dnrfy Dozen Willie and Mrs Woshmgvon whew!! TGUC On December 3rd and 4th the Senior Class presented a three act comedy, The Magic Touch , which was directed by Miss Peggy Pep- per assisted by student director Duane Palmo. It was centered around the typical family problems that arise when the teen-age daughter insists upon being a tom- boy rather than a lady . As always, everything turned out fine in the end. Even though the play required a lot of work, it will al- ways be remembered by those who had a part as fun, fun, fun! JMEW' HT. f ,wh 5, xl l oval Ws 0 Pussy 806 o bei! r 1 e Udyll or, W e Out damn spotl Co: 6 F175 do! X6 cox' . 'xei X xoefe WIN U 'N x '10 Rex ox X xo 9 Tell me all about it, Bobbie. ALPHA TRI-HI-Y Standing: Gayle Ferrari. First Raw: Ginny Gossett, laraine Mares, Doris Austin, Barbara Saladna, Doro- thy Kuty. Second Row: Mitzi Batterby, Madeline Rahaley, Della Smith, Shirley Giovanelli, Karen Bor' check, Sandy Battaglini. Third Row: Barbara Edgar, Beverley Burkett, Judy Hutter, Elaine Moroslcy, Judy Sosnak, Janet Slosarilc. Fourth Row: Donna Pellegrino, Andrea Radachy, Michelle Hauncher, Cecilia Distefanis, Carol Venick, Donna Domon. The purpose of the Bethlehem-Center Senior High School Senior Hi-Y is to create, maintain, and extend throughtout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character. We strive for clean speech, clean sportsmanship, and clean liv- ing. Our greatest reward is in doing a service for others. OFFICERS President ..,.. eseesee . .- - . James Knight Vice-President ,,, .... ...e,. , Robert Holleran Secretary ..............,......... James Toth Treasurer ....,e... .....,,,,,,,, K en Hepler Sponsor ,e eeee. --, Mr. Coatsworth The Alpha Tri-Hi-Y is an organization estab- lished to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian living. - This year the Alpha Tri-Hi-Y consisted of about eighty members made up of Junior and Senior girls. Because of the confusion of moving into a new school our activities were curtailed. We wish to thank our sponsors, Mrs. Scatena and Mrs. Dennison, for their help and guidance. OFFICERS President Andrea Gregory Vice-President H Gayle Ferrari Secretary We , Thea Grachen Treasurer W ,WW W Christie lsenberg Chaplain as Rose Marie Bailey Sponsors c- se, Mrs. Scatena Mrs. Dennison TUDENT COUNCIL -mi, luv -f Q' President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor The purpose of the Student Council is to establish and maintain throughout the school high standards of sportsmanship, complete student-teacher understanding, co- operation, a lively school spirit, and a high regard for fellow students at all times. Get out of those lockers! YOUTH COUNCIL Sitting: Bonnie Baftaglini, Maria Giacomelli, Nancy Kuhl, Charles Battaglini. Standing: Tom Chelena, Barbara Gregory, Marion Stagon, Wallace Christy, John Nakovich, Fred Abbott, Sandy Battaglini. Dancing: Barbara Saladna, John Sonoga. The Bethlehem-Center Youth Council is a youth group which is a part of the governing council of the youth center. lt consists of youth from all the areas represented in the high school. Also, the iunior high school is represented. The purpose of the Youth Council is to plan activities other than those common to the youth center. Our meetings are held the second Monday of each month in the youth center. The Youth Council tries to produce that one thing that all youth strives for- FUN. OFFICERS President , . ,, ,,Tom Chelena Vice-President ,, H Charles Battaglini Secretary , Bonnie Battaglini Treasurer , ,, WHHH Maria Giacomelli Corresponding Secretary , Nancy Kuhl nf!-,-Q it . g Q i I 'Q L 'Q .W fi Wd PP' ff? 'X 1 ah f , 1 A 'Z 'P A ve Q 1 sm 7 v 'V 4. 4 lm ' AP Mi, ,v ,V xx 4 .Wd .K .ff 'WH W '.fZ gf 1' 'nz ff ,vm ffm f x ff .,i,j,q m . sq. gg Q? f ' gsm' f .'f,w.7.g.,4,-Sm i iff, fl ,,. g 5? Q gi, 1 gui X at 15 Mi' Wh. 4 4 'dx :fr A f PAQ t 1' ' V X W 9 is 'Nc 'lf .Y 's,,, 4 5 Z -J All in! We need more ads! K Now remember to act dignified! dig Qi: ' ny 'uf QQTJ1 , l reall th nl: vhs y i i picture's the best. . The purpose of our yearbook is two-fold. The first is to give the students a pictorial remembrance of their school days, the second is to acquaint the public with our school. Judy Johnston Editor Sandy Battaglini Co-Editor Terry Yablonski Photography Janet Kinick Typing Miss Saladna Advisor The purpose of the Science Club is to supple- ment classroom leorning in the sciences by direct experience. This purpose wos ocomplished by ex- perimentcztion during club periods. Nd Pure wuter's the product of distillation. A, i 'Tr 1as9'? In here I have a solution of . . rs xx f VA I . 4 V - 9. TFA c T48 ul' Be careful with that Thermite! ,-- ' g wx ,-5 V M. .45 Silfing: Helen Hrifz, Hugh Yorly, Tom Chelena, .lim Tapper. Slanding: Charles Balfaglini, Miss Hughes, John Nakovich. ART LUB 1111 .1- 1 .,1,1 ,,.nx 111 1, 1111 1.111 my ,..- Q 1 111.1 111.1 11.111 uv Bmw.-m-1v1 N1qb- 8011.111 A Hy vv1-um-d I-um-1 um p M k 1-k111q 1- I P 1 11111 1111 1 .1 1 ,l,,, .1 11 1 Q 1 11,,, 1 .Q,, 1 4 1 1.11.1 111.1 1 111.,11111 1 1 1111 ,,.. 1 . W ,.,,,,,,, 11 1 11 11 1 1, ,11 1 1 1.1111 ..,, 1 1 1 1 1 Q1 1 11 11 1 11 1 n.11.1..11..111 1 1 1 1 111- M 11 111 11.1,, 11.11 11 11., 1 1 111111. 11 1 mum 511111, A 1 111 mv ,1, M111 4 P Q ' B Q' wmb rw 1' nawuwd 1-1111141 P l l ' 1. 1..1 1 S1111 -1 11 .. 11.11, N 1 A A S nw a' Cullmnu l -'W P HUG' V'-'f'Y 511,11 111 Q , 11 1 11 1 M V 11 Hu-vm n1,.41m -.e -11111 1.11 - 1...--. me 111,11 wma O' 1' Snfmg: Marne Colanlonx, Elanne Stetclco, Pony Bush, Mnlce Savage, Duane Palma, Nancy Ramsey. Sfandmg: Evelyn Nicholls, Joanne Yager, Evan Douple, Mariaelena Radachy. 2 if-Q 1 Q '::,:3s :gn 'I 1'n 'pls' 1 1 f . nl 1 'i 'NI 'ssv' l U o 'lv n l 0 3 , 4 U 'I Q ' I I 1. A,,, vp, I 'uf a .: ll', gr'ull 0 3 n, an Sitting: Miss Freeman, Rhoada Bodnar, Mary Mowl, Robert Johnson, Maxine Post. Standing: Sara LIBR RY The purposes of the Library Club are to develop skill in library routines, to improve the library service of the school, and to develop a greater in- terest among the students in the use of books and library facilities. The membership is composed of students enrolled in the Li- brary Science classes and vol- unteer librarians, who serve o minimum of one period a week in the library. This year's 1 club was limited in numbers because of club schedule con- flicts. Some of the activities of the Library Club include demon- stration and practice in book repair and arrangement of dis- plays for publicity purposes, and study of librarianship as a profession. The chief proiect of this year's club has been the keeping of a scrapbook of all school activites, containing pro- grams, newspaper clippings, and pictures of school activities as a continuing proiect, and it is hoped that each year's club will Stopka, Edna Rasel, Charlotte Philip, Mary Donahoo, Carol Jenkins, Deloris White, Mary Ann Filarsky, fidd- Mary Ann Antonic, Jack Ridge. FUTURE BUSINESS LE DERS OF MERICA During the T959-1960 school term our F.B.I.,A. Chapter has been very active, We held monthly meetings after school from 3 to 5 P.M. ln addition, we held twice- monthly meetings during activity period. At our after-school meetings we had a number of speakers from the business world. Besides our local activi- ties we have participated in many of the Regional and State Activities. Our club attended the Fall Regional Conference at Charleroi High School, the Spring Regional Conference at the Bellmar High School, the State Convention at Galen Hall, and we will send our sponsor, Mrs. Alma Doris Nagle, and Janet Kinick to the National Convention at Chicago in June. Our money-making proiects were selling pens and Christ- mas cards. The service proiect was a survey of the T959 graduates, with the help of our Guidance Counselor, Mr. W. J. Smodic, to find out how we could improve the curriculum to meet the needs of the outside world. We feel we have had a very successful year in our contests. We placed two firsts and two seconds in the Spring Regional and at the State Convention we had one first in shorthand and one second in spelling. 5 ar- oi. J First Row: Eloise Scott, Gloria Ciervo, Mary Jane Balog, Sharon Smith, Phyllis Benlock, Margaret Hoover, Shirley Zets, Rhoda Kinder, Mary Ann Leffler. Second Row: Joanne Dulaney, Betty Chrisulis, Antoinette Santoro, Dorothy Kuty, Mary Korbini, Bonnie Toth, Bonnie Miller, Carolyn DiAndreth, Zelda Lutes, Gwen Fallecker, Linda Smith, Janet Kinick. Third Row: Mrs. Nagle, Anna Durdines, Donna McCain, Helen Roncadori, Mitzi Batterby, Helen Hill, Carol Watkins, Carolyn Smalko, Kay Riggle, Michelle Hauncher, Andrea Radachy, Mr. Malinzak. Fourth Row: Jean Kantorik, Nancy Gaudinier, Donna Packrall, Ruth Ann Raytek, Marie Ondo, Judy Sosnak, Judy Hutter, Cecelia Distefanis, Faye Gaydos, Helen Hritz, Carol Venick. The Auto Club was farmed Yhis year with the inferesf of boys al hearv. This club endeavors io give each boy a chance to express his mechanic abiliiies and also fo give him a code by which Oo drive. AUTO CLUB The Safety Club is composed of seniors who have taken The Driver Educalion course, Through this program youth learns self-discipline, self-guidance, and self-profecrion. Such a program develops social responsibility and concern for the rights and safely of oihers. I Nfl ix ff E f rzlk PM 'w+a.Y, X HL . Q1 1? I 'qw N Q 'f. 5 1- E, w,g,,w-f :gigs 'V bt! 1' if 1 Q fy if QS? an X, 'Q ,,g,- 3,1 H - , A. I A -,,,,, ' f .f 1 Qin M, I fm vffdwwm , K gf v 4 3 , ff .,.,,.-W -QM? 'xii OF MERICA - . Sitting: Patty Price, Amy Brice, Helen Hardy, Ruth Thomas, Standing: Deloris White, Nancy Berish, Connie Garcia, Elizabeth Lesso, Mary lou Perowski, Laveta Pysh. LUB The Bethlehem-Center Future Teachers of America Club received its charter on March 14, 1960. Its member- ship includes sophomores, juniors, and seniors. Its purpose is to acquaint students with the teaching profession and to interest good students in becoming teachers. Although the club has not been in existence very long, it has had a varied program of activities. The film What Greater Gift was shown, a question-and-answer period with the student teachers and the club members participating was quite informative, an afternoon spent in observing classes at the iunior high school was very in- structive. OFFICERS President ..,,,.,,, , W , .. Van Wolfe Vice-President ...Hsu , Jacqueline Ruday Recording Secretary ,,,,, ,, . Nancy Ramsey Corresponding Secretary H., , Karren Roncadori Treasurer s . , ,,,, .. Thomas Chelena Historian ss Janet Werstler The F.H.A. of the Beth-Center Senior High School is composed of girls interested in home ec. Mrs. Novak is the sponsor. The purposes of this group are: I. To promote a growing appreciation of the ioys and satisfaction of homemaking. 2. To emphasize the importance of worthy home membership. 3. To encourage democracy in home and community life. 4. To promote international good will. 5. To work for good home and family life for all. . ' 6. To foster the development of creative leadership in home and community life. 7. To provide wholesome individual and group recreation. 8. To further interest in home economics. This year the F.H.A. went on a trip to West Virginia University. They toured the college, the home ec department, and the home management house. OFFICERS President ,WW HW, . Bonnie Jean Toth Vice-President ,, sssss .. . Marion Postic Secretary . .ns ss, ,MW Mary Ann Ruscheck Treasurer ,,,,,,.,,,,,,, ss ,H Barbara Pollock Sponsor ....s .. ss,.,..,, ss-. Mrs. Eileen Novak ' ' ,,.,,.,......-n-- lk 3 ' F ' :Eff n s 3 Km , L f Vg 'lr 51 1' u 4 225 Y if Y ii 'W if W 1 , .K 'ttf' Lf 1 1. :, S i , .f i 2 A A .mv W Q aw x R S , E1--wr ,K ,. wa 'mwah Believe it or not - this word is club. This gear is heavy but it's great to fly in! BW 3 gf These problems are slightly hardll The Russian Club is a new organization at our high school which was limited to seniors this, our first, year. We were a very small group, consisting of only fifteen members, however we ac- complished much. Every Monday the fourth period we had a meeting during which we attempted to learn the Russian alphabet and to speak, read, and write a few words of the Russian lan- guage. There was not time for much else this year, but the students next term will be given a great opportunity -ta have regularly sched- uled classes in Russian. The Aeronautics Club, a newly formed organization, is comprised of boys who are interested in the mechanics of flight. Mr. Scott, who pilots iets in his off-hours, gives them much valuable information and advice on the subiect. The Math Club is an organi- zation of the students inter- ested in the world of num- bers. Under the expert sponsorship of Mr. Virgin, the members are beginning to realize and recognize the mathematical relationship of obiects in the universe. Aki?- 1 Z' vu' bs.: .Ak vars OFFICERS AND ORCHESTRA AT THE CONCERT STATE ORCHESTRA Jean Weaver Alberi Wrublesky STATE BAND Zelda lufes Charles Baftaglini WESTERN DISTRICT ORCHESTRA Evan Douple, Albert Wrublesky, Jean Weaver, Rhoda Kinder. -I 1 l Emiren Baffaglini, Direcfor rx l kif I' Dlifflfif 30nd All-Counfy Band SENIOR MIXED CHORUS '60 f.. I 1 THE QUEEN AND HER ATTENDANTS Sharon, Bonnie, and Carol Everyone looks happyl 'Q W. QQ' A seventeen foo! snowman ? The music was dreamy! 41 K 4 743 'Fr K. 'N-.. I 'Q og. Q PROM QUEEN Sharon Smith '60 f? Si V 5 ' x THE COURT Maria, Velma, Sharon, Bonnie, Carol rH?f A K Q. 44244-f 4, 'gf' 'G-..,, 'fu W- 'Qu 5 f , in x, x 4 0on'f siep on my gownll Everyone looks so nicell AT THE SNOBALL I e 5. 0 o Around the floor I could've danced all night. 9 be ,e iii! 9 SIHII1 preify. Look happy, every onell JL look unto my eyes . . . A grand and glonous mghf. J , X e ' I it i' 1 u Ama V 497' 4 s, v I '52 3 ,' ,, gb ,. J 'W 'V S CDRTS He fha? wresfles wiflv Us sfrengflwens our nerves, slworpens our slcill. Our onlogonisf is our helper. - EDMUND BURKE 4 , az, - -- .1-1-nf 6:21 '60, ego? P 4 c6021- Ce JU IOR CHEERLEADER 1 giqtgxovx +05 A ,vx Q PM N was rw 4fi,O N C17 lsko JON' 1014 414 P1 -S' 1- ON 4 CON 3 if in, DGIG!! Looks like a good one! J-V CHEERLE DERS N.,--1' Q 'S Ox Yoo Swag-yXAQ'QxS X14 A :Fx ,x Mgliwg 'O QV' K-FPA xii 052 SP9 ROPXXP, 49 939 Frrsf Row: Ricciuvi, Jackson, Passo, Ford, George, Dobrunick, Nakovich, Venicln, Brunazzi, Palma, Skoloda Second Raw: Seflwman, Zaharoll, Abbovt, Fawkes, Zefs, Yoskey, Oystersek, Sliwollen Price, Willis. Third Row Golifko, Yonosik, Yurafovich, Babko, Mahaffey, Barren, McGrady, Raymond, Lancaster, Wilhelm Saffln Zalels. ANAGERS Pyrfwsrchyln McConnell Rogan Viarc COACHES, Bellisario Wolosky Hosler Daley, Head wt!! 32 TARTI G ELEV N J1lySY Ncnhan Barren, John Nolrovich, Richard George, Lloyd Ford, John Oysfersek, Duane Polmo, A. 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A tumbling group io be proud of BETH-CENTER eu Fronf: John Skobel, Paul Kanalis, Mr, Scott. Rear: John Pcsso, Richard George, Pete Yankura, John Price, John Nakovich, Francis McGrady, Lloyd Ford, Jim Russell, Tom Yuraiovich, Joe Shwollen, Tony Salamone. Manager Konny King hands out fha gear. Wonder who will ge! the fall? A cross over would do iill Y X6 'H Q13 2 2. gx 'A by sky, ixx V1 J -,,:3.r Beth-Center Cops Fourth ln I1 RicllardGeorgeAlee HernerelnVictory Joeldhttlldha leur- tdttsr sftlesoatoglve lllhsdsol an Mthddeaovwl-alot hldt sdionlnthelreudeiatitan ltstltheiouthvhory ia lir5lart.lltILhoch7ldlr:7Wolo- s lectin emi- petttina.ttmgtnnttenunaop plaoeaathelrvsrnlesddropped thelt-eoeondgsmetnftvestaru. Katkagaveupsrtmintheflret mute rnorgin the tourth.:hlle Iii!!! llll withmarulnmaeoond.two htItethh'd.tleeitthf't!thld twxllntbddhibh aruarti-t ima-n s glnthdllflctym-led the Wolokmendthe with ahcnarandtvo .Jerry Blflllllllkllidi two hhatorthevltmers. 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Ater atempts wen - Ba ' to f'ld and e..'it'::f2E2.f'...F.4 I ..'5..t...... that gave Visyneahurs lla defeat of the seam. fir! Thelullbgstooksl-Oleadln thetirstandaddedtwornoreln thethirdwayneehurg fought nnctvnntwntnmranm ismttnovtmamtytn and the Rader! thehitting star horthegslgilpvitha double andtwo' Georuealso tsmntwitmmilainn Barren maawotemtitnue. ml. Jtllh Maslaniolt worked 51-I ln- l tthewoloskymm gollukaotzocanieintotinlsh and the job and lain credit torthevictory. Lineup: WIMI1 Allll C.Walker.l!.....4oO0 R.Millikeu.!h.....30ltl Cong-ava,as.....I00ll P.Wllker.d.....3200 K.Mlllllen.c.....3ll0 Summerslill,rf....3000 HOY.lb........3010 tasfailao... ..:osVo .lIllty.p... ..!000 Greenlee.p.. ..to00 Ttlllll...-...also 3'..f.. c 'a' 'HH RaHGflY,lb. ..dl80 0l'l-lIltl.d......31o0 0ystersek.ii.....3olo Barrm.rt......402a Xanoalk.l!.....3000 l.aI!lQl!C'.ll.....l00l ltozld!.c......3000 xtastanten.p....-zoos hal-ko.p......0000 Tdlll ....,.. 11481 .Some by Innings: 3.. ..e..n. ' 5 5 23 3 0-I l-4 'lVahasehltx:Geot1es.Raf- feb, Barren, Hoy. WPIAL Baseball Season Extended JellCiItie'PlAL lllehlleeiltteeauane- wueanatuhainen weaker. Allltlldlislast lell-l!0l51lIdlllellh hvelhhehdlad- Maslanich Effective 0n Mound Mapletown Beaten In 7-0 Encounter John lllaslanich turned in a tour-hit performance yesterday atternoon to give Bethlehemfen- ter high school a 7-0 triumph oter hlapletoun high school in the Sec- tion 17 baseball race. Maslantch uns in complete con- trol as he blanked the home team and luttned six batters. ' lt was the second victory in three starts lor Coach John Wol- 1sky's Bulldogs. Bethlehem- enter grabbed a I-0 lead in the first frame and went on to add two in the third, three in the sixth and one in the seventh. John Oystersek and .law Bart- man each rapped out two hits lor the Woloskynten. One ot Oyster- sek's drives went tor a triple. Nate Barber also cracked out n 'double for the winners. Ganocy collected a double and single tm- two ol the tour Maple- town hits. Lineup: lell-Ceflel'-7 ABKIIE Ra.!lerty.1b.....42l0 0ysterselt.h.....3020 Skoloda.c .L...30ll0 Riccitlti,rl.. ..4ll0 Barren.rl. ..4ll0 0l'lant'li,ll.. .-3000 Bartman.. ..ll10 L.anmxter.3b....4tl0 Maslanich.p.....lll0 Totals ....szr9o Maplelewn-0 Allllli Ganocy,ss....3020 J.Bloul.ll.....1000 Nissenalg.. M' '. .. .. Lukaglk,t:.. .-.3000 Farkls.Zb.....3000 L.Bloul.cl.....3000 Wat.son.rt.. ..30l0 Kelley,p....-3090 Fedark0,ll.....0000 a-Gregan... ..l0l0 b-Plishka... ..0000 Totals. .... 26040 a-Pinch-hitter. b-Pinch-ntnner. Score by Innings: Beth-Center . . . Ill! till l-7 uapteuwn, , . .ooo ooo o-c 2B - Rafferty. Watson. Gart- er. at .- W-me California Appearing On Monessen Field It will he Alan 5696! Illini' Joe liatko this altunoon at the Bruvmie Stadium as D B r a dxelr high school entertains . Bethle- hem-Center high school in s Sec- tion t7 mntlict.. h Coach Gtarley Slick's Brownies will be arts-npttng to hounoe badt ut the victory coltmn after loslllg a one run decision to Waynesburg tsalaoloet oo hit. week. Betllldtarrikll Wayneaburg for its only lose 'Nl season. have :xl dnb Mwmnmrm mmm ' Jorrzdoytloletnanflihe llatty. Gary m and SGW Mikes At Home To Beth - Center Action in t.he district WPIAL sections conti uc this alternoon. tn Section 16 tint! Caltlomta at Bentk-grille. Dnnora at Charleroi and Almessert at nlonongahela ln Section lT. llupletown ts at Bt-ashear. Redstone 'ratels to lhag-'ne.borg and iietitlehemfen- tu' shows at tktrtttitlmels. Caliiornia and Donorn are cur- rptly tied tor Iirst plate in Sec- ttort 16. Donor: vlill hart- it- hands lull as it appears at Churletoi. nhile Cllll0l'l'lll shouldn't hate loo much trouble with Bcntleyville. Bethlehem-Center and Waynes- htrrg are deadlorked in Section I7. I wl51l2Sblll .l utll hate to he at IU best as it meets Redstone. Bethlehem-Center is not expecting too much trouble lrnnt Camtich- aels. Coach Clmtlcy SliLk's Rrntmies are picked to topple llnplet own at the Bran-nie Stndiatm today. me hit tor the Slidtrneo twouuufmssetantvtnu one -nmmn rind Cartnichaels at anal!!!- anthem'- onvithtour 2 scheduled u-noonwlth Elharlerol time-stlytie torftrstplaoesrlnbonaramd 0zarleniafterthe'l'rv!ell Ill'- priaedbouoralastfhundaqafter- mated l..srry Papiti's hoians na tuwurw Godwi- lIll.lllV0lh0l!lf!w IDIIUW' rnentvrihtheblla Cslvfl' vottholer. a md JolutYarnovich nts!- Caltfornia.OiarleroiandDo4n- oraareeapectedtoBI'lCl1l'1C' toriousthisalternomand the three-waytieinsecthole to eontinueatlastuntil'l'h.uraday dlznaonvhentltarlerot and thlitarniatanxleinaretnetm- K- Camtichaels Surprises Beth-Center Brownies Win I7-2 Tilt From Mapletown Vlaynesburx-hiih school moved back into undisputed possession ofl'irstpllceintheSection I7 race yesterday atternoon. The Raiders ot Greene county took over the top slot by downin Redstone high school. 7-1. and Carmichaels high school surprla- ed, Bethlehem-Center high school, ln another Section I7 tilt yester- day. Brashear hilh school won tts lifth game by valloplng .llapletown high school, I1-2, at the Brownie Stadium. Pete Walker worked for W a - neslmrg and llmiled Redstone lo only two hill. Walker alao llhd his ovm cause with tan singles and M. Ralail blasted out a doub- Carmiehaels surprised Bethle- hem-Center hy coming up with a mn tn the eighth to win the tilt. Pete Mahle lashed out three hits to lead the Cll'lTl.lClll!l.l at- ladt. Jerry Bat-tman had three hits tor the Bulldogs and John Oystersek and Bill Lsneaatc each had tvrn hita. t . l.S'.2'Y.2L 't'.i' ..'1 'n.'n.., . '.tl'.l la upinthetopdthel't!th.'l'he Mikes went back in front ln the wmowoew gs i t u atntn to the sixth. rsnazted that vray until the Mika scored III the la!! of the eighth. Brashear took a M lead ln the lirst inning against Maple town yesterday and it was ' all over. Gary Klinlensrnitlt and Harold Fttlmar each came through with two hits and Mike Matty blasted n rnu i I the Almllifciuhm Blasts Two Run Homer Woloslrymen Win Third With 5-4 Triumph Bethlehem-Center high school won its third game in the Section I7 baseball race by donning Red- stone higtt school, H, yester- day afternoon at Fredericktown. Condi John WolosIry's Bulldogs are in second place behind amn- eat and Waynesburg high schools. A run in the last ol -the sixth proved to be the winning run liter the Black Hawks lied the game at H in the too ol the sixth. Redstone took a 2-0 load in the top ot the first. but the Bulldogs tied it up in th ebottotn halt on the Al Ricciutik twrrntn homer. Chris Rlltcrty collected lwo ol the seven Bethlehem-Center hits oil .lack lllarbutw. Pete Lowe aurotutted for Iwo ot the seven Redmm saletts oil' Joe Katko. Bethlehesilfertter will be hack in action Monday allemoon when it meds Braahear high school at the Brownie stanton. Lineup: lobbied AIIIIE Casurole.t ..... 3001 lnwlrl .. ..2l20 hl'::ir:2.p.. ..2ll0 . .d.. ..20l0 Corella.If.. ..1000 Capirano.c.. ..!ll0 Dirittgh.. ..Sl00 I-'loyd.th . . zoto Gregg.u ....l0l0 Tolllx. ...2l7l le1h43edel'-5 AIIIIE Halleftylh.. ..3l20 Bartman.d ..l0l0 Ricciutixs .... S210 4 Oil Oystersek. Zh . . . 0 Skoloda. c , . . 3 tt I 0 Orlandi. rt . . . It 0 I ti l.ancaster.3b....tono Barren. It . .. . fl t t n Klko. p 0 Totalsby I . . T Score nnin sz Redstone .g All IOI Beth-Center 210 llll za - Lowe. Caprano, IIB -Mar- bury. HR - Ricciuti. S0 - Katko S. Marbury 2. B - Marbury 5. Katko 2. ,..3l ll T15 0 0-4 X-5 Blllldoos To Meet Vlaynesbutg Section I7 Trtle At Stale On Monday Coaeh.lolmWoloslry'sBetltle- hern-Centerhttlldogearned the ridxtlornedthe aynesburg Raids-I lnaplayoftgamelhloo- dqlternomtor t:he Section 11 V edged the m'llU'm'0Il-ll8S.0'5.0Il the Hederiekwwnfield 'yxsterday nffhilff CHIYII. ......H't2'.l'..'? .il f. t ce with aynesbttrgp 'l'heBulldogsandRaldersha reoordsoteigttwinsand his loeeesandtheBrvwniee follow witha7-Srnark. Winnerntthegame Monday Waynesbtnwillrepresentszctnd ltlll7intheWPlAL elirnlnations. Siteolthetiltvillbeannottnoed tomorrow. Joeliatkottrtsedinafottrhit- ta-wgiveinesundogs the victoryovertheBmwnies. Thehtlldoptook M lead inthetintinningwlh Rich GeorgeandJerryBartmancroes- oqttgeptatemaunsleby Al Riccmtx. addedsrun iathetmtthaahayskolodatripl- edandsoored.111eWolosky- ':'..:. ........ i i'.,....i i 'f..t,..: an . andhrtmantallied. 0oadzCharley Slick'sBrown- htalliedtheir first marker ln thetourthvhenkichbascenxo qaenedsrltltawalkandlatertal- lted.InthetitthHaroldFulrne tripledandsoored. Braahearthreat.enedinthealxt.h witht.ltreenmsasGaryKlutgeu- f,tnithandFulmpro:-Ee? this tg ptmchwt a pe doublenespectively. Georzeeollectedthree singles fortheBulldogatmd Ricciuti hit lately fWlCE.PllhlQ'ICCtlIl-iid foratripleanddouhletor the Brounts.Linettp: p...a.... aaststu- Vlaynesburg Registers ll-6 Win Beth-Center Falls ln Section I7 Game Wanesburghighschool von it.sSeethtl1opeae yesterday atternoottbydotvning Bethle- hen-CAderhigttsdiool.tt6.m thetitlvnealxrgdiarnnod. 'lhehometeamtookan early leadvlthtoornassintliexz mg h-sms.'l'heBaiders fMllllLli'i..ClllI the lourtharaltwointhefltth. Bethldiun-Caleracoredtsvo lntheflfthlllfou-inthesixth. Alleelttd e Coachlohn Wolosky'sBtsm'gsthelr first tworunshlhefitthwhen he ltnmeedvihtlaeahoard. ILIllllltldCoegrayeach liittvleala'Wayneshtlr1whlle Rleehaiusdlolmtmgzekhlt tvlmlorhelou-s. 1 n.s.., 4 tT' 'fill ,t ..... lD.....4l!l c......IIl0 Rlu!ili,l.. ...illb Bat-ren.d.. ..4ot-o Orlltlll.. ...lilo Yontlkg.. ttumin.Ia'.'.'.'.1zteo Klh.p... ..0O00 .t.Cott.p.. ..1t1o Doum.p.....1eoo 'hiill ..... Iqlj-ll C.Iah'.rt. .... 3200 K.lilllm.l2....52:g thqrq,sa.....3t Smanen6Il.l....3tto K.li1ll3.c-...3l.l0 P.Wll3.d ..... lilo ttoy.tb... ..:oxo Ratail.l7 ...... 3110 Greuslee.p.....2g:g magma, 1'otals.,......!su9o nancatz- ... ' . ooomo-t wzsashun .... ootmx-it -l'loy,0yst-erselr.Skoloda. Rlcclut.i.iB-P.Wllker. lm- Rlcdtli. , - . W 4:o.x'ai-d Dash - Shiny' ' - HD-Yard Rela - Won H WG onda, Laltfile Run: Q: Nutt, J GOLF AND Kennedy In Double Victory Cltarlaroi Second In Triangular Meet aerliieueni - fknter bish MW yesterday afternoon Cll271ff.'5 41115 ll I lllllma' . ima -fuse charisma medium. cum Pete Blllldfi mimi :J .reiter- mn high school. 'nie Cousin Sa I-yergd 54 wants uid me .urn wk- gd up 50 tallles. Mac Kennedy BNYP4 I dW'?k victory for the Bulldbli bl' 'fm' ning the mile nm and the hill' iumv. 4 , . Bethlehern-Center finished first in three other events as John Price um the lwyard dash, mlm miirhrrey the ssoyafd Nfl 'nd the half mile relay. M mud Ch lr Kepich won I yuinsmuanorlrddelltfvf- remu Summaries. annum-as Chartered-ll A ' ll - urdles W- Jlhi. C. i......... 1. Blodgyl, and Alexairder. J.1'irM -- I . . liovml uw Hurdles - SIM? c: Willis. Band Nyswaner. J. lan-wn. B, Time -14-G . A 1oo1'an1 nun: - Plflcfe' ,5- Takm, B. Gottneld. C. NNHU' ' 1 A. . J. Time . urine Run - B: Nm- J. Lawson, ng hsenla, J. full! c: Wilhelm. B: sole. J: Hines- B. Tim - 584. . aaovlra nun - smarter. B: g...,,.r1 sim, 1: llvllllllll- C- Time - 2:12. 4 award Relay - won by Bell!- Center: Jefferssonz C h a r l e r o 1. nm - :an . awe.-if Dash - -ll mee. B: gown. C: 2- JA ngtiiedtgiavi- Won by Jefferson: Charlaroi: ftemcemer- Time - tglscus - Birslw. C. G-o imarar, CQ C, Ford. B. Distance - 131 feet. ll inches .A I Shot Put - Goinmac. L . 'Black- .l. Sink. C: Zaliuroff, B Distance .. 45 feet Pule Yaull - lllwlsell, J'- Badku. 5' Bnll and G-otheld. n lleighl - D feel. 6 inches. lligh iumu - Kvllllfdf- B- 11-,ml iw Wlietsell. .I and Fowl-- es. B No height available 5 d .1 p - Kepirh. J: PU- cylaigi, tiimlruttlaes. B: Rtlluh- H wtf: '1 F.'? 2te.,f- J I toon I ' fwm rack J. nuance - sam-. a: .B . IM feet. 2 inches Buldog Golfers ln I6-0 Victory 'Ula Bulldm or aeuilehan-cm. :NNW WTI, Wvned ui? 19:0 Yeshua. 'f'-'Wy ve aaluou 50 Nemaeol' c 'Xl llb.FB0t-hlehem -4Cl:n w, P '4 W1 Cherry huzh School OFF? Greenwich gapped lnedtall-st honors as he fired a 75, Bethlehem-Center meets Camin- Mchftllan todav gg ML uhm., Qlmlfy Club. Summary: let-ceacezzlgqs GNSKWI . : ' , I-Shiga. 3-99: Jones, 3-oqsemng I rut Gerry-e mlious?iyGri11Tormbe'H.n1' 0 oios. ' MM: 0ut0fTouney Gdcl fmn Bandana -088 R .a.J-f i.a.. e.. vim 101121- 1-mario-nrlama mW'h3anumpnaaaua 1 isi .non by Nl' CW' bl ! - C tl ffm.-:.:':'....:: ' uuJa-ssh Bllla vm fr: the 'HAL Golfers Win Easy Match Bethldlem-Celt' Fort Chen-y high school, 1416 to yesterday lfltflwm ll 'M M' ' owbrook loll 000180, cm, -' 11 led the wav rm oekiiiiiarisskgsowah I 76- 'Nl' Menu- llollan owed In '1 lt' Fort CDCTYYA Bethl h m-Center will mee! Peters iosvnshifl Nil' 993171 D: 'niuridar 'f f : Lebanon Country Club- 5W m Y ' I II -M, 4. Grfsiwifieliie-is: satrin. Zh-91: Tarorock. 3-101: Bllll' lm: Lute, its-91. 11' Derry- ' . rTl'olland. uri Bully. 'MOE Havel. Mol: Tornabene. 1- V7- Sdotxanheimer. '1-97- Beth-Center Trackers Edge Jefferson, 68-66 Bethlehem - Center high adaool thin clads made it two in a row yesterday aftemoon by defeating Jefferson high school. 68-62, 1:1 a dual meet. Mac Kennedy scored a double victory for Coach Pete Daley's Bulldogs by taking t.l1e mile n1n and high jump. Chuck Kepioh won two events for the Jeffs as he emerged vic- torious in the 221-yard dash and the broad jump. The Bulldogs opened their lea- son earlier in the week by de- feating German township. Sum- mana: :arf-lense-el 100-Yard Dash: Pnce. B: Kep ich J: Takadz, B. Time - ll lec- wson. B. 'hme 4 as. ,BU-Relay: Won by Beth-Center. Time -l:4l,l. 440-Yard Dash: Wilhelm, B: Hines. B: Paluda, J, Time -1.00. low Hurdlesi Nyswaner, J. and Willis, B. hed for first. Bw-Yard Run: Rosa. J: Mahal- lego-llf J, 'I'lrne'cI2:12.J. ar Dash: 1 , : Price. B: Moore, Jfomlne - I5 seconds. Mile Relays- Won by Jefferson. Time - S: . Shot Put: Ford, B: Black. J: Lhoff. B. Distance - 41 feet. I inches. Discus: J. Sellers, J: Ford, B: Black. J. Distance - lla fan, 3 inches. Javelin: Black, JL loan. J: Takash. B, Distance - 142 faet. 2 inches. High Jump: Kennedy, B: Fari- es. B: Willis, B. and 0'Gf0dll1, J. lied for third. Heilht - 5 feet. TRACK EWS Bulldog Golfers Advance In WPIAL naueam - can mga nu mn .avi-ga 111 the wrlar. Lmauiwmiuz t6h .?.'J ln yderduthllull- dogamthe rig!! to meet NeICaetlel1ighechoolthhaffa'- noonontberarrieeoux-a:h llatforlahldimr-Cmttlltha 74. Join Sdlin d the Ulmer: firedtheeeoorldbeateorreofthe gtarnoonvrhmhaflrialxerlwlaba Sunnnary: Gmawieli, s -1a- sum a-19: 41S'11.az1f.41:raierlek1-:pains :anim-'M Harper 0-li: Abbey I-I: H li-B3SdaIfl:CoetIIl. Bulldogs Capture 70-39 Meet Price, Kennedy Score Doubles In Opener Wlnnin loofthelieveda eo terday afternoon. -Betblehn-zen giairmklgaaaaoawttha U :er- Gllllllll I MMM: at P gh Kmllody Jdn Price each scored a double victory for thi Bulldogs in em cw 1 and mile rrln while Price tllilsgl and Bthyard dalbel. MODE final for Coach P910 Dl!fY'l UGO!! ymerdai' were like Mahaffzinlb - yard run: Lloyd Ford, onli: Phr- nek Talrash, Javelin: J Passo, broad Jump. and lee Gwdisn, pole vault. The Bulldogs also won the aaa- Yard relay. while German ton-114 ship took the mile relay. 'No other first: for the Ulhans were recorded by Barber, discu-. and Rhodes. Mtryard nm. Bethlehernilenter trackers will be back in action wrnorrow after- noon at 2:30 when they engage Jefferson hifh school 1n a dual meet at Jef erson. Summaries. Beth Center 10. German 39 110 yards dash - Price 'Bu Ta- lrash 'B-. Phillips 'Gu 0:11. Mile - Kennedy iB', Cherry IGI. Hostetler rGl, 4:57. 850-yard relay - ' 1:12. Clllllldlldi Trails By Ml Point Novalr, Herelwnan Double Winners quanard ' the mgrgxnofx' .mh- mmM 'IU school itatrialqil ffl! meetatFrederitttorrn. 0ol:hPateDaley'etlhdli Enihedwlbillbpnhate win uunnetgaacansilsainu as uealtsmaymtaehiah . .. .'.l l .i! u3- ' ' D-'Mm-Jmolfh inna- manaooreddmdevlctrriee for theIliha.No1'akDDWldlhelD uumyuaaufmviuurraua- rmnwonthehvalfnanrl ahot pt.Stam1ary: ldl0dafl1!6.Cl'dii ll. lellliliidla lhhrdlhli-Navi. Ct '1'etad1.lC:Prlee.DC:Pattg- lon.Y.G.1ine--1038. 2tYardDadt-Novi. C: Prim. BC: wlllu. lc: hal. WG.TlmeB.5. 40hYardDllll-li? WGS Tedrow.WG:loi'. :Wil- helm.xBfa1gn1e - 9.9. Bc It-'a im-lhhaflv. : Himnell. WG: 1-lima. C: and. Criiilenfr - aililqimay' ac v I lm- . I IV- rek. C:La1non.BCgLeonard. WG. 'HIM - 4:57. Anderson, Stockdale. Sllflll. Pat- - I' . . Mile Relay - Won by Welt Greene 4GratyanStott. P att cram. Andersonl: .e iberland eeoond. Time - 3:52. Shot Put - I-li-retu1uu1,C: Ford. BC. Dimrmnd. C. Zahanlf. BC Distarm-47 feel. llu inches. Discus - Ford. BCL Anderson. WG: hlorascini C: Diur11and. C. Distance - ws feet. GU inches .latelin - lla-1-shman. C. Alex- ander. lf: Yuskey. BC: Dia mond. C Distant-e ff 155 fr-rt. lligli .lump -- Fawkes and Ken- nedy, BC. tiedg Moarscini. C: Lamson. BC. Height - 5 feat. 5 inches. Broad .lump - Fawkes. BC: Spragg WG: Stockdale, WG: Hr-rshman. C. Distance - ll feet. 2 inches. Polo Vault - Four-wayie. Hi:- orl. C: glllkll, C: Ball. 1 Gray, BC, Hedit-Ofeehlinehl. Bulldog Golfers Cherry IG-. 2:15. 220 - Price 'Bk Regish 1G'.0:33, hlile relay -- Gr - 2 UFC l'0WIl 'Bn Hnottovange l0 inches. Discus - Barber 'Gm Font Golfer' fran Bethldsern -Cedar 1B'. Veniek fB'. 120 feel. 3 1n- ches, Javelin f Takash 1B'. Bari-cr tG'. Cantmi -G. 136 feet, High jump - Kennedy 'll . Washington IGP. Fawkes 'Bu 5 feet, 11 inches. Broad lump - Passo 'Bu Reg- go 'Bh Phillips iGr. I7 feel. Pole vault - Goodish 'Bu Washington 'GL 9 feel.. 6 inches. Golfers In Action Today Bethleheni-Center high school Wen: itx gulf season this after- noon when it meets Fon Cherry high school at the Nemaeolin Country Club. On Friday Coach Joe hrorzy- dlo's golfers will meet Canon-Mo Millan high schml on the Mt. lebanon course. Retums bo the Bulldog lolf team this season are Charles Gresko- vich and John Saffin. high school will participate in the WPIAL tournament neat w e e lr after defeating Canon - MCMIHIII high school, Us to 7111. yesterday aftemoon in a md! match for the Section 6 c plonalup. Playing at the Washington Co- untry club, Coach Joeeph hon- ydln a Bulldogs won in sudden death. '111e team: were tied at the end of rezllhtlon vlly. Felix Tarnrick of the Bulldogs and John Shuha tied on the front nine and so played one extra hole. Tarorlclr came through with a For fourandSht1hahadabogey we to Jgive Beth-Center the mich. dlllslfflll ledtbevray forthe Bulldogs with a 74 and Charley Greskovich followed with a 75. Bethlehem - Center will meet Baldwin hiya ldtool in a WPIAL tournarnmt match W at 3 pm.. at the Pitt-Wil course 111 Pittsburgh. Summary: Beth-Center - Ita Greskimch 216-75: Saffln S-74: Balla-01881 Tarurlck PAQ: Jones 9-5. Calaafiehlllal-755 sehmiat 11-19: Campbell ooo: 1:3411 3-78: Shuba la-88: Watson I. 1 ASEB LL TEAM V' ' L UIPAB: Il V? V l ,Vo Q fukavq v 1- W 'glues ll, K' wyllllfnf' X h Q- an J f-QW ' x fur ffm f' u I W an I ll 1:7 L-I R '4 l ,,., 4 ' E w v . 1 wfaihb... . .. 1-' my sip, -x, f' A , Za an W vcg'wyi ?y,fi:g'Q,aV?ll 4-gf, W' ,' V A 'vgf' A FA ,321 ' N'-i'? , 4 E-F E 'E - 5' X' , '7 ' sgfl- '5- X I - x Ax Frrsf Row: Frank Ze-mba, Ray Skoloda, Jlm Russell, ' v' A ' 1 ' 2' Chris Rafferty, John O sferselx, John COM, Bill Lan- ' I r J Y 'E f casfer, Robert Yonosik, Richard George, Gene Or- ' if BQ -CX -f W lundi, John Bufchki, Tom Fullem. Second Row: Coach K-, Q- r . ' , . 'N Wolosky, Ed Corrigan, Nathan Barren, Fred Abboh, J .A 0 ': I - Alfred Ricciuti, Jerry Barfrnan, John Moslanich, xr ' 1 3.5. fl W Vaughn Brunazzi, Earl Finley, Joe Kailco, Marcus E E 4' Oltena, John Tomilx, Assistant Coach Smodic. E --fu 4 L 6' x nga ' -' V 2.51-45 '4 5'tl'i2 Q-'luv - x mg ,gfggff-11 ,-V, S .Y fav H fx, w 4 f - II, ' E 'cyi ml' A gl K , gif' 4' ,Lx '. .. X ff Z7,'5,. 'V . N b M if X or an - or 'Pit 13. '-im -if rfxfqb ,W X . Q, - ar Wf':r'jV E J W lilly .15 - ,Z I ' I -, xv f' ' 0' gal, ' ' U , N a .1 K , K I L4 T'-X K ' J 'Q X L- r L . -Q4 slr... 3414 'M 1 'N -V , , ' 1 l -W, Q 5 B-C THIN CLA S Sihing: Seihman, Knesovich, Wilhelm, Hines, Babko, Stevenson, Keruslxin, Takash, Kavqlic, Donahoo, Lawson. Second Row: Hodge, Kennedy, Knizner, Zaharoff, Regefs, Borcheck, Zalelx, Abbadini, Hughes, Washburn, Lawson, Goozdich, Pnsso, Mr. Daley, Third Row: Willis, Price, Mahaffey, Fowlzes, Watkins, Venick, Regish, Yoskey, Greene, Sfoplca, Snyder. 'inns -.ani 4:.w...g, --'. 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'-8' 655 ' V Phone - Morionncz Pennsylvania California enns Von I . . CLAYBAUGH S SHOE STORE ROBERT CRAWFORD h t For your every banking need FIRST NATIONAL BANK ' ' Eli' Brownsville Pennsylvania W JOHN D WOODWARD PETER ELISH D T lm' ii I -Ash Cl Wht For excellent business training PENN COMMERCIAL COLLEGE Phone BA 2 5330 Washington Pennsylvania BOOKS SHOE STORE ,,4' .g.-11n - N 4Mkt BROWNSVILLE HARDWARE Shoes for the entire family Compliments from I fn I n Q ' N J X wg I A 'ff 5? Brownsvill 5 1 Pennsylvan' Was ing on County Prothonotary ' I I , lin! O ls A I - v IL Q Good Luck from Best ishes from Recorder of eedg Washing on County Comptroller T'-if-1' I X i' 'Mf'21!5f'i N o f gli if . . fry . a- ,!nl ' har eroi Pennsylvania as ing on Penngyl ga? 6 Compliments of I N ll Ill Q' X ' -' , fi' . ' ' V 1 X j . .Q :il13l2,ii:4'.E3 7' E -1. o. ar e Street Brownsville, Pa. Brownsville Pennsyl For all your needs K. J. GUY DEPARTMENT STORE 9 Popular beers and soft drinks - buy the case! 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L I .. ,, AA. , g l ll ' '. iv Phone l8 Phone - Beollsville Pennsylvo ' Scenery Hill Pe yl I . , . o yo omef s g eeds coll GROSS FURNITURE COMPANY GORDON B GREENLEE FUNERAL HOME DIGNIT The CHUCKWAGON on ROUTE 40 6' e cl 0 good food' ...I LU KEY MOTOR SALES Fo y florol eeds stop of CROWTH ER S F-rederucktow FLOWER SHOP Pennsyl Congratulations from MICHAEL HANNA Washington Pennsylvania I SMOKEYS AMOCO SERVICE ANDERSON S CLOVER FARM STORE in fm ml SQ I BENNETTS AUTO SERVICE GEORGE SAHADY TV APPLIANCE 7472- nl llllllllllllllllll ,O 'T Q? uumu I ' For the People W RAY ZELT I WOSIIWQTON Pennsylvania Service + Sa isfaction 1 75? In lg '.... at I F dericktown Pennsyl ' F d ' kt P yl ' ' For .all your get 'ern and go bargains Iwi It s snulce llllllfllllllll ,I 'illlllllllll jill E Q . 3 '7l3 , ll V -if .J ll W I ummm 'Il 'I Ill Ill illli Ii' I III F d 'lt P yl ia F d 'kt P yl ' Bef! ufifhef to the Class of 1960 WAYNESBURG SANITARY DAIRY Woynesbu rg X gl J Pennsylvonio Congratulztzom rom your yearbook photographer' EVANS STUDIO fx Phone BAIdwin 5 6060 90 N Mom Street Washington ABBADINI S RESTAURANT AND BAR d Sp gh YT Ze' C5552 5 i2,?' BELL MOTOR COMPANY afie- J Qnfkdif IX 9 0341 8 ROGER HARDEN S GARAGE ff? RDI Clk 0 W N il , I I I I Itolion ond American Fine Foods Sp ciolizing in Rovioli on o e if 1, bf 1 4 f 1, 2' Phone - B tl y iIIe, Pennsyl . .5- Soles ond Service f 0. 6' 0 . ' X i I X0 0 W N 1,4 Z, -'E f E on A qi f , X Q Phone - O3 Main Sire t Benfleyville, Gos - Oil - Accessories I . 7 1? - wa . . 13- Wmvx . , Po, , ini - AL 'ii 5 - . I ' I I I V . . ga- or s MIDLA DAIRY' 4-R l MILK CREAM Marianna Pennsylvania WA LOSKOS AUTO WRECKERS JOHN KRUSIK ff f fx X .L 71 3 gvkgzgzg 09:4 29R30 7 p 1' V M C GAYMAN 7f fwdlwff RADIO me f f ' J 81 J HOTEL MUCHANTS MARIANNA FOOD MARKET -1 y A -N I f P ' ! X1 Q , Your .G. . merchant I N M O. ,m Q Ayr re J - ri ' 1 4 S. ' H, ur- -1 ...K . ,tfgh ' - , 'Q I -gav -v 7 ' Co A lu' ' Ph R. D. 2 B 2 B 'II P . Marianna P YI General repairing, new and used car For ex er T. D and radio Service parts, and shatter-proof glass. ll 'f'j.:i.X?t .fit 4 .? 1,4- M nna Pen yl ' Marianna Penn yl I s a i - ' I I I I 3 H ELL' nan E .- ' M rianna P yl ' Marianna P yl Complimentf of FARRELL JACKSON, SR. Coroner of Washington County 'sm LAZOVI K'S DEP'T. STORE ic- f x Fredericktown Pennsylvani Representing the Federal Mutual Ins. Co. ANDREW J. KONICKI Phone 39 R I3 I INSURANCE THAT REALLY INSURES Marianna Pennsylvania ROSIES INN W NEIL S DARI WHIP 4-'Ng f f o PHILS PLACE X l LOWHILL SU PERETTE :- 'JNL 'R 4, N 1152-lg'l'jl jKb ne s4'Or8E3!'z:Q in P yl Cong r ztzzlatzom rom PAUL BODNARS NURSERY f' if Lowhlll Pennsylvania nna Pennsylvania Compliments of John and Rose M. Rush Besf ighes frgm ' I I lilr' l ' ' Pennsylvania West Brownsville Pennsylvania Good Luck to he Class o '6 I pf? . 1 7 I l 'jr ll AP-' ffl 'lf ll ' R t 88 West Brownsville, Pennsylvania Groceries, Meat, and Produce I-I ' Y, s R N--15... 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Beonsvme Pennsylvania Beallsvllle Pennsyl oter w ll D 'll' 1 P ' Our compliments to he Class o '6 e any hotgljs on ' e N ,, Pho 92J Beollsville p I ' ' amy vom Bequsvalle Pennsyl Tires - Tubes - Accessories -- Confections You name in we have if! , T.V. uper Service: , , A O , 0 ll A x , J U' l' f Q V , n1S AS1fRSvMt I' Phone Bealls. I M Route 40 Beallsville Hill . . ' F d kt , P l R. I I Scener I Pennsylvania n s oro and re eric own enn y To serve your family 1 4 ' D Fran ogyori, Prop. Q l A15 Q ' M it Phone - i s oro Pennsylvania il s oro Penn Yl We sell the best and serve the rest Congmfulofions! I in - ,-N l if 4 ,I Dignity I BURKUS FUNERAL HOME Mlllsboro Pennsylvania Richeyvi Record hop every Thursday Skating on Sunday, Tuesday, Friday ROXY N K Frances and Frank Pagoc, Prop. BLUE DIAMOND GRILL -X ,fc GUYS BEAUTY SALON J' Ng 'Q' Where good fellows meet SPORTSMAN S BAR 43 -ig K XC Fredericktown Pennsylvania CLEAVER S GREENHOUSE W We warg T SHARKEYS DAIRY BAR ICE REA R cheyv Ile y U ' X X .' l i 1 X 1 4:5 .' z 1 XTX 'I Richeyville Pennsylv To enhance your appearance I W' , A-1 - . E fb 1 1 Q 'tl 1 .. x I, Brownsville Pennsylv Where your flower and vegetable garden begins! I I l IK . wg! in X V- lv X -J Q -X ' I N 'l. Al f . N 4 I S Route 40 Richeyville Pennsyl -, ' , xx ,. y f Q. v.-'.- ' - X 7 W T' -1-1 Edward and Vivian Ober ack, Prop. 7, -N 9 I MFA M VE-.ur-..1.... execs, c iq i i Penns I BARBARA'S DANCING SCHOOL TEN MILE SUNOCO Fredericktown MiII5b0r0 Da School MANSELL'S BOWLING CENTER ABRAMSON'S Fredericktown California All Thor You Need in o Cor At FRAN K REID CHEVROLET -'. 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