Brownsville High School - On The Moon Yearbook (Brownsville, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1959 volume:

I EDITORS Kathy Camino Jeanne Upperman Terry Karpiak Janice Kostelnik s4Ctttfi TtCctfen Down where flows the Monongahela Hills on every hand, Stands our high school Alma Mater Fairest in the land. Hail to Brownsville, Hail to Brownsville Ever we'll be true. Hail to Brownsville and her colors To the White and Blue. Onward we will cheer her ever, Fight her battles through, Loyal we will be forever, To the White and Blue, 3 Our school is one of many machines of production re- sponsible for the citizens of tomorrow . . . The students are the workmen, the teachers and supervisors the foremen . . . On The Mon in years to come will bring back memories of apprenticeship in preparation for Life . . . BJ.H.S. means much more to us as Seniors than it did as Freshmen,—yes, more than a mere candlelight, a bright and ceaseless head- light with wider beams for tomorrow. 4 Dedication ............................................... Page 6 Administration _________________________________________ Page 7 Faculty .................................................. -.-Page 11 Seniors .........................................................Page 1 7 Boy and Girl of the Month Page 43 Juniors Page 47 Sophomores Page 61 Activities Page 71 Athletics Page 101 Favorites Page 1 1 1 Advertisers Page 117 5 We the graduating class of 1959 wish to express our gratitude and heartfelt appreciatigr by dedicating this, the On the Mon of 1959, to our efficient secretary, Alta Mae Barricklwr gpr efforts have bjrn untiring j £td tfle fine qualities of her work have beeri jC cj d by alf School OOftcC 8 TO THE CLASS OF 1959 You have the distinction of being the first class to graduate from the John A. Brashear Joint High School. This year you have started traditions of academic achievement, cooperation, dependa- bility, and good citizenship. The school, future classes and stu- dents will benefit from the example set by you. As you leave our best wishes go with you for a happy and successful life. WADE WHITLATCH 9 ALTA MAE BARRICKLOW Secretary • •• • • • • • • • •• • •• • •• ' • •• ... ; . • • • ■ •• • • mk i VY Ml ••i r • • i « • • MR. WHITLATCH BARONTOVICH, ALEX Physical Education; Health Whatever the situation may be. BARTOLETTI, ALFRED Geography Get out your units. BOYLE, JAMES BUTTERMORE, DONALD Driving Education Mathematics When do you drive on the left Now this is for a college sfu hand side of the road? dent. COLDREN, SMITH DEARTH, LOUISE Physics; Chemistry Home Economics; English I presume all of you studied Now, Girls! three hours last night DIEDERICH, FRED DONAHEY, JEAN Mathematics Problems of Democracy One more time and I'll cut out Is it necessary? ' your privileges. Consumer Economics; Clerical Pro- English cedure Let's refrain ourself. Hold it I That will be 500 times! Bookkeeping; Law Put the accent on table. the right syl- Machine Shop Straighten those chairs. 12 LA SCALA, ERMINA MAJERNIK, RICHARD English; Spanish Biology No, I don't have your papers That's tough. corrected. McCUNE, JOHN History Shut Up! McGINTY, ETHEL English Your assignment for tomorrow is . . McGINTY, JAMES MUNZINGER, EDWARD MURRAY, NORA Woodshop French; Latin Typing Let's get quiet. Get busy with your work What is your paper bail doing NORMAN, JAMES History What did you have for break- fast this morning? PRINGLE, JOHN ROSSI, MARION Science Physical Education; Health Take out a quarter sheet of Let's get quiet, girls! paper. SCHEURLE, PAUL Music Straighten those lines. SIMON, DAVID Problems of Democracy; History In regards! 13 SLICK, CHARLES W. STILES, DAVID TRUSH, ALEX WASKO, MATT Mathematics; Bookkeeping Mechanical Drawing Junior Business Training; Law Biology You're in the right church but O.K., sign your name. Close your books. As you were on that. the wrong pew. WESTCOAT, DOLORES English Alright, you people. WHETSEL, MARION Mathematics; Science Let's get them jobs in. WHITE, LOISE R. Shorthand; Typing; Office Practice Now, girls, and Tom! WRIGHT, DORIS English Is that not so? Student Teachers ROGER HOTZ, MARION RICHARDSON, GERALD COWEN NICK TOTIN FRANK CASPER JOHN BARTOLLI CLYDE MARCHAND JUNIOR BATTAGLINI Jefferson Luzerne Jefferson Jefferson Luzerne MR. FLICK Janitor GEORGE COX Luzerne EVANS PORTER Luzerne BUS DRIVERS ARE HEROES OF PATIENCE WALTER SOBEK Jefferson GEORGE McCUNE Luzerne Cl 1—L EMIL PSCOLKA Luzerne The Class Song of '59 (Sung to the tune of Beautiful Dreamer) The time has come now To bid good-by, To classmates and teachers Of Brashear High. Memories will linger Tho' we're apart, Will linger forever Close to our hearts. We Seniors must smile Away our tears, Tho' we are losing Our happiest years! Proud of our victories! A tear and a sigh. As we leave our high school Our heads are held high! DARLENE WASH 16 Senio Otficvu Advisor MISS WESTCOAT 18 ACKINCLOSE, RODGER ACKLIN, PHYLLIS ADAMS, MICHAEL ALBERT, JANET General Chorus 2, 3. It's a cinch Rodger will go far, In his career of designing cars. Academic Thespians 1, Library 2, 3, Vis-Ed 2, 3, Biology 3, Attendance Office 2, 3. This little lass is cool, calm, and collected Her lucky oatients will never be neglected. Academic Mick's favorite saying is I care not. But we know there's someone for whom he cares a lot. Academic Very pretty, a smile so sweet, Janet is known for dressing so neat. AMABILI, ELAINE Academic Tri-Hi-Y 3, Yearbook 3, FTA 3. Most everyone thinks of Elaine as shy. But we know her well, so don't ask us why. ARMSTRONG, ROBERT Industrial Arts A happy-go-lucky sort of guy. He'd like to help make airplanes fly• ARNETT, DONALD Industrial Arts An artist Don will be someday. With a palette, smock, and beret. ARTIS, BETTY LOU ATZ, ROSE MARIE AUSTIN, SAMUEL a Academic Tri-Hi-Y 1, Chorus 3, Library 2, 3, Vis-Ed 2, 3. Bright red hair that's always neat. When she smiles at you it's quite a treat. Commercial Home Ec 1. Friendly and gay is this fair lass. One of the sweetest in our senior class. Industrial Arts One fair day this boy you may see. Serving our country as a sailor on the sea. BAKER, GEORGE General Football 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2 3; Track 1, 2, 3. Is Baker playing? is the fright- ened opponent's question We think football should be his profession. BAKEWELL, WILLIAM Industrial Arts This tall slim boy possesses a smile, For which any girl would walk a mile. BARBER, MARY Commercial Kind of short, lots of fun, Mary's liked by everyone. BARRICKLOW, DONALD Industrial Arts Quite an idea has this smart lad, For living in Florida would not be bad. BARRY, THOMAS Academic Thespians 2, 3; Projection Club 2. The biggest blue eyes you ever did see. You may think he's cute, well so do we! BAUM, ERNEST Academic Gene's eyes of blue and light blond hair Make him outstanding anywhere. BAUM, WALTER L. General Chorus 1,2, 3. Wally comes on the bus from Penn Craft, He's known for always being ready for a laugh. BEHARY, ANDREW Academic Baseball 1, 2, 3; Basketball 2, 3. Tall, good looking with eyes of brown. Any girl's happy when he's around. BELL, BEATRICE LORRAINE Academic Vis-Ed 2, 3; Usherette 3; Library 3; Biology 3; Attendance Office 2, 3. A captivating smile has she. It matches her personality. BIDDLE, RAYMOND General Always laughing, always gay, We can't see Ray any other way. BLAND, JOHN Academic Band 1, 2, 3; French 3. Plays a saxophone in the band, When he's around there's jokes on hand. BOGORAE, MICHAEL Commercial Band 1, 2, 3; Yearbook 3. In the band he was always clown- ing. This is one boy you'll never see frowning. BOHNA, BERNARD General Biology 3. Butsy causes quite a sensation. Either in his Ford or up at the station. BORSODY, JOHN General Football 1, 2, 3; Track 1; Hi Y 1, 2, 3. Oh where, oh where, would Buckshot be. Without his car, that great Cheve? BOWEN, CHARLES Academic Debate 2, 3. In future years Herb's sure to meet. Success to make his life complete. BROADWATER, SARA General Not a worry, not a care, Has this girl with long black hair. BROOKS, SANDRA Commercial Here's a girl we know as Sandy, When she's needed she's always handy. BROTHERS, JOHN Academic French Club 3. Quiet, nice, but studious too. We think he'll end up in Who's Who. BRANDSTETTER, HERMAN General Student Council 2. Cookie may be lacking in height. But his jokes are packed with dynamite. BROWN, HAROLD General Basketball 1, 2, 3; Football Man- ager 1, 2, 3; Track Manager 1; Yearbook 3. Away from work Pappy will run. But it's a different story when it comes to fun. BURKE, THOMAS Academic Football 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3. Tom likes the girls but that's not all. Another high rating goes to foot- ball. BURTON, BETTY LOU Commercial Home Economics 1; Yearbook 3. Very well dressed is this girl's key. For she works in Sidler's you see. CAMINO, KATHY Commercial Home Ec 1; Yearbook 3; Attend- ance Office 2, 3; Hall Messenger 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3. Friendly, attractive, loads of fun. Away from work she'll never run. CARNAHAN, JAMES Industrial Arts Jim would like to make a million, Maybe someday it will be a bil- lion. CARTER, HARLEY Industrial Arts Baseball 1, 2, 3. Baseball is his game. Federal work is his aim. p r CASPER, FRANCIS ELOISE Academic Usherette 2. Long brown hair and eyes that shine. She should suit her patients just fine. CASPER, LOIS Commercial Home Ec I. A wonderful model she will make! She's top in anything she does partake. CATALANO, JOSEPH Industrial Arts Hi-Y 1; Senios Advisory 3. Joe has really succeeded in his try. To be a guy on whom you can rely. CENKY, ANDREW Industrial Arts This I.A. boy is going places. To meet new friends and see new faces. COLE, CONNIE JEAN Commercial Home Ec 1. In the intelligents of the senior class. Is where we'd place this brilliant lass. CONN, MARJORIE General Home Ec 1. Marge has quite a personality, She's often seen with Rose Marie. COZARD, DUANE Industrial Arts Band 1, 2, 3. Our classmates call this boy Duane, To be a welder is his aim. CRABLE, HAROLD General Harold's a boy who seems very shy. Never a harsh word from his mouth does fly. DAVIS. MARY ANN Commercial Home Ec 1; Attendance Office 2; Yearbook 3. Short and sweet is our Marie, Pretty cute, isn't she? DELLAROSE, ROBERT Academic Baseball 1, 2. 3. Of all the girls Arlene's the best. Bob never bothers to think of the rest. DENNEY, RALPH General Key Club 1, 2, 3; Hi-Y 1, 2, 3; Yearbook 3; Biology Club 3; Stockroom Boy 1, 2, 3. Hap is what we know him by. And we think he's quite a guy. DENNIS, RONALD General Football I, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3. In basketball Ron is really neat. In football, too, he can't be beat. CZERWINSKY, JANET Commercial Home Ec 1. Day by day the wonder grows. That one small head carries all she knows. DAVIS, RICHARD Academic Dicky Davis' great big plan. Is to be this town's best business• man. DIMITROFF, PETER General Pete is a kind of quiet guy. When he's a State Trooper, you won't pass him by. DINGLE, CAROLYN DORSEY, ALGIE EBERT, RAYMOND ELKO, MARILYN Academic Thespians 1; Tri-Hi Y 1, 3. To those who see her, she may appear quiet. To those who know her, she's really a riot. General Track 2. Happy is this boy named Algie, Soon in the Air Force he hopes to be. Industrial Arts General Chorus 1, 2. Vis-Ed 2, 3; French Club 3. A singer one day, Ray hopes to be Everyone knows this lass. He's got the looks and personality. 'Cause she cuts up in every class. ELLIOTT, GERALD General Hi-Y 1, 2, 3. We would like to place a wager. That in electronics he will major. FAVERIO, MADELINE Commercial Home Ec 1; Yearbook 3. Quiet, sweet and petite, Madeline is also very neat. FEDUTES, CHARLEYNE FLETCHER, FREDERICK FROST, JAMES FULLER, HARRY Academic Library 1, 2, 3; FTA 2, 3; Student Congress 1, 3; Forensics 2, 3; Projection Club 3; Biology Club 3. Charleyne's pretty as you can see. One day a nurse she hopes to be. General Football 1, 2, 3; Hi-Y 1; Basketball 1, 2; Track 1, 2, 3; Key Club 3. Handsome, shy, dresses neat too, I'd like him for a boy friend, wouldn't you? General Band 1, 2. Tall and handsome as a guy can be, Jim will fix cars for you and me. General Harry's tall and quite nice, too. We'll soon see him in Air Force blue. GARRED, JAMES General football 1, 2, 3; Track 2; Basket- ball 2. A football star, quite handsome, too. We like Carred, how about you? GEHRON, RICHARD Industrial Arts Richard is this lad's name; To be a welder is his aim. GIBSON, MARY Commercial Home Ec 1; Chorus 2, 3. Mary hopes to soon be A beautician or a secretary. GLASS, JERRY General If it's a taxi you're calling for. Jerry will be there at your door. GLOTFELTY, RICHARD General Key 2, 3; Hi-Y 2. Rich is friendly and helpful, too. Soon we'll see him in Navy blue. GLOVER, RUTH Commercial Home Ec 1; Chorus 2; Student Congress 2; Vis-Ed 2, 3; Library 2; Class Officer 2, 3; Usher 3; Year- book 2, 3; Senior Advisory 3. Ruthie's active as you can see. She's always busy as a bee. GREGG, WILLIAM GURKA, RICHARD HACKNEY, JACQUELINE HACKNEY, JANET DIANNE Industrial Arts Bill's the guy that is so sweet; He sweeps the girls right off their feet. General He'll fix your car as you can see, A mechanic is what Rich hopes to be. Academic French 3. A quiet girl, full of knowledge. Her ambition is to go to college. Academic Tri-Hi-Y 1; French 3; Vis-Ed 1; Cho- rus 3; Usherettes 2, 3; Forensics 3. Janet's known through all the school. In French, she's broken every rule. HAGER, RONALD HAJDUK, MICHAEL Industrial Arts Ron hopes to fool around, With the jets on the ground. General Football 1, 2, 3; Thespians 1, 2, 3; Biology 3. This football player is quite hand- some; Soon we'll see him as a drafts- man. HALL, IRENE ELIZABETH Commercial Home Ec 1; Vis-Ed 2, 3; Library 2, 3. Libby is quiet and quite on key. She will make a fine secretary. HALL, PATRICIA Commercial Home Ec 1; Chorus 2; Yearbook 2, 3; Vis-Ed 2, 3; FT A 3; Usher- ettes 3; Library 2; Student Con- gress 3; Attendance Office 2. Full of humor, lots of fun, Patti's liked by everyone. HANNAN, GEORGEANNE General Georgeanne sure is a pretty lass; She has loads and loads of class. HARBARGER, JOYCE General Joyce has plans to be, A housewife by I960. HARTMANN, ERMAN HARDOBY, MARY General Home Ec 1; Thespians 1. Mary is pretty, we all agree, It's a receptionist she'll soon be. HARRISON, RICHARD General Student Congress 1. A tall guy in top condition. He plans to be a refrigerator tech- nician. Academic Basketball 1, 2, 3; Key 1, 2, 3; Baseball 2, 3; Hi-Y 1, 2, 3; Class Officer 2; Student Congress 3. Erm is always willing to try. He's what we call a real swell HARTSOCK, CAROLE t Commercial Home Ec 1. Cookie is this lass's nickname, To be a secretary is her aim. HILL, JOHN General John is quiet, but full of pep. He plans to be an architect. HORNICK, WILLIAM Industrial Arts Student Congress 1, 2. Bill is handsome as you all know, Drafting or teaching will be his show. HUDOCK, PAUL Academic French 3. Paul is quiet and shy this year, We think he'll be different when he's an engineer. HUGHES, ROBERT General Bob is the guy to call upon, When your lights fail to go on. HUSTEY, FREDERICK M. Academic Forensic 1, 2; Key Club 2, 3; Thespians 1, 2; Class Officer 1; Senior Advisory 3. Fred was our L.A. this year, He hopes to be an electrical engi- neer. JAMES, FRANK ROBERT Academic Forensics 2, 3. Bob's been very active in speech, So we know college is within his reach. JENKINS, WILLIAM Academic Track Manager 1, 2, 3; Thespians • 1; Chorus 1. A good dancer, so we hear. Bill hopes to be an engineer. JENNINGS, RAY L. Academic Forensic 2. A quiet guy is our Ray, A forest ranger he'll be someday. JOHNSON, BARBARA General Vis-Ed 2, 3. In the skies she'll soon fly. As a stewardess by and by. JYACHOSKY, BERNARD Industrial Arts Nice and friendly is this classmate. Soon as a draftsman he will rate. KAJFEZ, BARBARA ANN KANTER, JOHN KAPEL, PATRICIA KARLOCK, ESTER JEAN Commercial Home Ec 1. Barbara has one ambition; That's to be a good beautician. Industrial Arts Football 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3. Great in football and in track, John has muscles that can break your back. Commercial Home Ec 1; Library 3. Always with a smile we see, Our cute future secretary. Commercial Home Ec 1; Tri-Hi-Y 3. It's never quiet when Jean's around. She's the start of every sound. KARPIAK, THERESA Academic Cheerleader 1, 2, 3; Student Con- gress 1, 2; Yearbook 3; Biology 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3; Class Officer 1; Secretary's Office 1. Our red-headed cheerleader that we call Terry ; She's full of fun and always merry. KAVULIC, EDWARD Industrial Arts Eddie's nice and quite a guy. No one thinks that he is shy. KELLEY, MICHAEL Academic Basketball 2; Track 2. Here we have a tall thin boy. Who handles that basketball like a toy. KEPLAR, VIRGINIA General Band 1, 2, 3. In the band Ginny's the mostes'. She wants to be an airline hostess. KIFER, LINDA Academic Student Congress 1; Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3; Forensics 3; Cheerleader 1, 2; Yearbook 3; Senior Advisory 3; Secretary's Office 2. Linda is a pretty lass. Quite refined and full of class. KISNER, ROBERT General Here's a lad with loads of curls. Who's a favorite with all the girls. KNABENSHUE, GLADYS KOKOSZKA, PATRICIA KOSTELNIK, JANICE KOVACHICK, GEORGE General One day Gladys hopes to be. An efficient private secretary. Commercial Home Ec 1. Pat's a girl that's on the beam, At Frank's Dairy Bar she's always seen. Academic Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3; Cheerleader 1 2, 3; Thespians 1; Yearbook 3; Senior Advisory 3; Secretary Office 1, 2. Yet Team! Yea Team! Fight, Fight, Fight, Says this girl with a smile so bright. Industrial Arts Down Angle Hill he walks at noon. He'll hear a factory whistle blow- ing soon. KOVALCHIK, BERTRAM Academic FT A 3. Bert's a boy that's bright and shy. Even though he's not too high. KRAHMER, ADELIA Commercial Home Ec 1; Chorus 2; Vis-Ed Club 2, 3. Dee Dee is always happy and gay. She'll be a good secretary some- day. KRAPOVICH, ELLEN KREON, JOSEPH KRIVDA, GEORGE KRUPER, JOHN General Library 2. To be a practical nurse is this girl's dream, When they call ''Nurse Ellen she'll really beam. General Benjamin Franklin with a key and a kite; Discovered what Joe will learn about lights. Industrial Arts Just plain work is what he'll do, Many will follow in his footsteps, too. General Patrol Boys 2. Being a barber is his aim. We hope someday he'll attain his fame. KUBIS, JOSEPH ROBERT Industrial Arts Student Congress 1, 2. Always downing is our Bob, To be a draftsman is his job. LAUGHERY, JAMES LAWRENCE, JOSEPH LANCASTER, GERALDINE Commercial Home Ec 1; Tri-Hi-Y 1. Jerry is pretty and oh so neat. As a receptionist nice people she'll meet. Industrial Arts 11 Air Force blue or Army green. This handsome lad will soon be seen. Industrial Arts Soon we will graduate and Joe will be glad. Ah, come on, Joe, it wasn't that bad. LEASHER, SHIRLEY General Home Ec 1. Here's a girl that's going places. She'll be waving hair and beauti- fying faces. LENK, BERNARD Academic Biology II 3. The girls all fall for this hand- some fellow; When he speaks to them in a voice so mellow. jrrsr LISTON, CANDACE General Here's a girl that's sweet and dandy. She's known to everyone as Candy. LITTLE, ROBERT Industrial Arts Gay, carefree and always on the job. Is this lad whom we call Bob. LONG, PATRICIA Commercial Home Ec 1; Vis-Ed 2, 3; Library 2; Yearbook 2, 3; Usherette 2, 3. Student Council 2. Pat is never at a loss. She'll probably end up marrying her boss. LUDA, PATRICIA Commercial Home Ec 1; Library 1; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Trj-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3. Remember this girl for a smile so sweet; And her hair she always kept so neat. LUTES, MARY LOU MACALA, JOHN MALEK, GEORGE MALLIE, MARY LOUISE Academic Home Ec 1; Biology 3. A quiet girl called Mary Lou, To be a nurse is what she'll do. Industrial Arts Is it anchors away or come to at- tention, Which is it, John? you didn't mention. Academic Key Club 2; FTA 3. Georgie, Georgie, he's the guy. That the girls just can't pass by. Commercial Band 1, 2, 3; Home Ec 1; Secre- tary's Office 2, 3; Biology 3. This fair-haired girl with a smile so bright. Has a personality that fits just right. MANCINI, BERNARD General The shocking news that swept the nation. Was when Marie took Ben out of circulation. MARCHAND, DENNIS Academic Band 2, 3; French 3. Prescriptions are what he fills out. They're always right without a doubt. MARSHALL, DARLENE MARINO, JOANNE Academic Forensics 1, 3; French 3; Student Congress 3. Joanne is a talented lass. When she plays the piano, she really has class. Academic Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3; FTA 2, 3; Thes- pians 1, 2, 3; Attendance Office 3; Secretary's Office 3; Majorette 1, 2, 3. This sweet majorette is really up to par. Calling Nurse Marshall to the O JR. MARSHALL, MARLENE Academic Majorette 1, 2, 3; Trr-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3; Thespians 1, 2, 3; FTA 2; Student Congress 3. As a majorette she sure did rate. As a nurse or a teacher we think she'll be great. MARTELLO, MARLENE Commercial Home Ec 1; Yearbook 3- Senior Advisory 3. Miss Martello, Please take this letter. No one else can do it better. MASON, JACQUELINE MASSEY, BUFORD Commercial Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Home Ec 1; Library 1; Usherette 3. Jackie has a lot of dates, With the boys she really rates. Commercial Track 3. After graduation, in Air Force blue. We hope his dream does come true. MATTHEWS, WALLACE MAYS, ASENETH Academic Commercial Baseball 1; Basketball 1, 2; Senior Home Ec I; Library 2; Chorus 2, Advisory 3; Biology 3. 3; FTA 3. Here's a boy we all call Pete, As secretaries go, Aseneth will be, On the dance floor he can't be One that goes down in History, beat. McANDREWS, PATRICIA Commercial Band 1, 2, 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2. Pat's the girl who will always co- operate, An I.BM. is what she will operate. MEANS, HARRIET General Library .3- Old shoes and rice are her fondest wishes. We hope her husband will help with the dishes. MEESE, MARY ELIZABETH Academic Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3; Library 1, 2, 3; Vis-Ed 2, 3; Senior Advisory 3; FTA 3; Biology 3; Secretary's Of- fice 3. Mary Elizabeth is lots of fun, A pleasant word for everyone. MELEGA, JOANNE Academic Thespian 1, 3; Vis-Ed 2, 3; Li- brary 2, 3; Biology 3; Attendance Office 3. It is said that this fair lass. Is one of the nicest in our Senior Class. MOFFITT, WALTER Industrial Arts Walter, always on the ball and up to par. Riding around in his black car. MORRIS, CAROL LEE General Chorus 1, 2, 3; Home Ec 1; French 3. Roll call she will take someday. And correcting those who disobey. MORRISON, DONALD MURPHY, ANNA MYRGA, JAMES NEEL, ARLEEN Commercial We hereby make this proclamation. Sports-writing will be Don's occu- pation. Academic Library 2, 3; Vis-Ed 2, 3; Secre- tary's Office 2. Anna is a girl that comes from Grindstone, Soon soothing her patients with a nice quiet tone. General Football 1, 3; Track 2, 3. Jumbo is a real live wire. He sets the girls' hearts afire. Commercial Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3; Yearbook 3. Arleen has made a great decision, A secretary will be her ambition. NEFF, WILLIAM Industrial Arts Student Congress 2. Another Elvis he wants to be. He'll make it, just wait and see! NELSON, LYNN Academic Library 2, 3; French 2; Vis-Ed 2, 3; FTA 3. To go to college is her ambition. The college she goes to will get some commission. NICK, STEVEN NUSH, WILMA ORSOG, PAULA OWENS, JOHN Academic French 2. This friendly Perryopolis boy. Will make the Air Force his prit and joy. Commercial Home Ec 1. 308 is where she hung her hat, In secretarial we all know that. Academic Student Congress 1, 2, 3; Library Club 2, 3; French 3; FTA 3; Yearbook 3. Paula is really a friendly gal. Everyone that knows her is her pal. Academic Hi-Y 1, 2, 3; Key Club 2, 3. Guff is happy all the time. We think of him to be just fine. PARRELLA, VICTOR General Band 3. He'd like to tamper with planes on the ground, To see what makes them go around and around. PASTOR I US, DONALD Industrial Arts This boy has lots of dancing pep. He would like to fly an Air Force jetl PAWLAK, STANLEY Commercial Stanley believes in having fun, He is tops with everyone. PAYDO, GEORGIA JEAN Academic Pittsburgh is where this girl is bound. In an office she'll soon be found. PECK, MARGARET General Peggy is a quiet girl from Newell, She will certainly be glad to get out of school. PERRY, JUDITH Home Ec 1; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3; At- tendance Office 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3. What do you think of Judy's am- bition. She wants to become a Browns- ville beautician. PETERS, IRMA General Chorus 2, 3. Irma may appear quite shy. But on her you can rely. PICCOLA, CHARLES Industrial Arts Football 1. Although Charles is quiet and Shy, This handsome lad is a real swell guy- PIGROM, SHIRLEY Academic French 3. From this girl we're sure to hear soon, Nurse Pigrom wanted in the Op- erating Room! PILLOW, MILTON General Baseball 1; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Band 2; Track 3. As an entertainer he's sure to at- tain fame. This boy with the unusual name. POCHECK, ROBERT POLLARD, ERMA QUARZO, JOANNE RADISH, SARAH Commercial Coaching is this boy's future am- bition. Look out, Mr. Dankovich, he's com- petition. Commercial Home Ec 1; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3. She wants to be a typist or dieti- tian. Come on, Erma, what's your de- cision? Commercial Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3; Home Ec 1; Cho- rus 3; Student Congress 3; At- tendance Office 1, 2, 3; Secretary's Office 3. Joanne is quite a typical teen. She was our beautiful Gridiron Queen. Commercial Sarah is a girl that is so gay. She wants to become a secretary some day. RAMSEY, BARBARA General Vis-Ed 2, 3; Attendance Office 2; Usherette 3; Yearbook 3. As Mrs. Stevenson she sure will rate. And her father's business one day she will take. RANKIN, LYNN Academic Student Congress 1; Usherette 2; Senior Advisory 3; French 3. An accomplished housewife was her aim, Mrs. Christopher is her new name. REESE, DARLA REESE, ELIZABETH General Home Ec 1. Beautifying hair is on her mind. She'll do it in a very short time. General Home Ec 1. This sweet girl will make her oc- cupation. In the business world typing and taking dictation. RICE, HAROLD RICHARDS, ROBERT LEONARD General This boy is known as Beanie to all. On the Air Force he will make his call. Band 1; French 2. Bob is a good student all the time. In engineering he will surely shine. RICHARDS, ROBERT CURTIS RIGHETTI, MARINELL ROBERTSON, MARTHA Academic It's never quiet with Curt in class, He has that habit of making you laugh. Commercial Home Ec 1; Office Girl 2, 3; Tri Hi-Y 3; Yearbook 3. Never a dull moment with Mari- nell around. Her friends say she is quite a clown. General Speech 3. This is a brand new Brownsville lass. She hopes to be teaching an ele- mentary class. ROSE, CAROLYN Academic Thespian 1, 2, 3; Tr.-Hi-Y 2, 3; Library 2, 3; Vis-Ed 2, 3; French 3. A nurse is this girl's aim. To her it's all in the game. SABO, ELIZABETH JOYCE SABO, CHARLOTTE Academic Charlotte takes the Academic course you see. An Air Line Hostess she wants to be. Academic Band 1, 2, 3; Thespian 1, 2, 3; Home Ec 1; Vis-Ed 2; FTA 2, 3; Chorus 3; Biology 3; Attendance Office 2. Joyce is a friend to all. When you need her just give a call. SABO, RONALD General To be a boxer is Ronnie's aim. He will go down in the Hall of Fame. ROGERS, JULIUS General Julius is a tall-tanking lad. When school's out he'll be glad. RYAN, ELLEN General Home Ec 1. A beautician she wants to be. And this we hope by 1960. SAMOL, ALBERT Industrial Arts A mechanic is what Al wants to be. For this job he will receive a nice fee. SCOn, LEONARD SEDDON, EDWARD SEPER, JEROME SHABIN, JANET Industrial Arts Football 2, 3; Track 3; Chorus 1,2. Scotty was one of our senior ends, To be a football player is his yen. Academic Football 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Class Officer 2, 3; Senior Advisory 3. In football and basketball he does excel. Everyone agrees that Ark is just swell. Academic Student Congress 3; Biology 3. Girls consider this boy handsome and neat, Jerry's personality can't be beat Commercial Home Ec 1. Janet is sweet in her own little way. She will be manager of McKenna's someday. SHANEYFELT, CHARLES Industrial Arts This boy's course is Industrial Arts, And in the Navy he'll take his part. SHILLINGS, RICHARD General Football 1. Richard's hair is black and wavy. He will make a name for himself in the Navy. SHILLINGS, WILLIAM General Baseball 1, 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3; Track 3; Biology 3. Tall and good-looking is our cap- tain. With Bill on our team there's sure to be action. SHOW, WILMA Commercial Home Ec 1. With her sparkling disposition it's easy to see, What a successful model Wilma will be. SIMENSKY, JOHN General This is the boy we call Boone, He will be a mechanic soon. SLICK, ELEANOR LEE Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3; FTA 3; Class Offi- cer 3; Newspaper Staff 1, 2; Li- brary H, 2; Senior Advisory 3; Stu- dent Council 2, 3. Quite intelligent is our Lee. One day a teacher she will be. SLINKO, HELENE SMITH, CHARLES SMITH, HARTZELL SMITH, JOHN Academic Library 3; French 3; Home Ec 1; Secretary's Office 3. Helene's future life ambition; Is to become a Lab Technician. Academic Football 1, 2; Baseball 2, 3; Bas- ketball 1, 2; Track 1, 2, 3. Charlie hails from out Knoxville way; And hopes to be an artist some- day. General Football 1. A machinist is what he wants to be, He will make it, wait and see. Industrial Arts He never bothers exerting him- self; He just lets tomorrow take care of itself. SMITH, PATRICIA ANN Academic Chorus 1, 2, 3; Speech 2. Pat a clown as we all know; Soon in nursing white from head to toe. SMITH, ROBERT Academic Band 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1. Usually slow, usually late; But plays his saxophone at a rapid rate. STANYA, ALLAINE Academic Library 2, 3; Projection 2, 3. Allaine's personality would ring a bell. As a commercial artist she's sure to excel. STARK, SARAH Academic Pass the scalpel, sponge, and tow- el; Sally's there I do avow. STASO, AUDREY ANN Commercial Home Ec 1; Attendance Office 2. Audery must go this year, To start her great beautician ca- reer. STEPHENS, JACK General Some day Jack will be great. His persopality will weave his fate. STIHEL, GEORGE Academic Football 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3; Student Congress 1, 3; Key Club 2, 3. George likes football, it seems to me, But Jeanne comes first that's plain to see. STOKES, IRMA Commercial Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3; Home Ec 1; Li- brary 1; Chorus 1; Usherette 3. Irma likes laughter, sports and noise. As well as nice-looking boys. STRAIGHT, PAUL Commercial Track 2; Chorus 2. From West Brownsville comes this boy Paul, A class with him is never dull. STUCHAL, MARLENE General Home Ec 1. Marlene's always lots of fun. She keeps sorrow on the run. SUNNY, RONALD General Safety Patrol 1, 2, 3. The Safety Patrol gets Ron around. On any corner, he's sure to be found. SWANEY, SHIRLEY Academic Shirley is pleasant. She's the kind of be. as you can see, girl we wish ro TARDD, PHYLLIS General Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2; Home Ec 1; Library 2. With that ring on her finger. Wedding bells will not linger. TAYLOR, JULIANNE Academic Library 2, 3; Vis-Ed 2, 3; Biology 3; FTA 3; Usherette 2, 3. A book to read—some work to do. And Jut's content without adieu. TERINGO, DONALD Academic Basketball 1, 2; Key Club 1, 2, 3; Class Officer 2; French 2; Student Congress 3; Band 1; Newspaper 2. In this cruel world he'll climb high. Because he is a real swell guy. - _ TITLER, AZELMA Commercial Chorus 1, 2; Home Ec 1; Vis-Ed 1, 2; Attendance Office 2; Yearbook 3; FTA 3; Usherette 3. Among the things we'll miss. Is Azelma's cheerfulness. TURNI . MOUII TURNf R, SHIRLEY TUROSIK, ROBERT Commtfciil td he an §lr h M?M Ii het dptlrp, %lw II faally ipf ihp alt On fit . Commoro ! library 3. Her • mllp will tpnd you in a whirl, that it thp girl we call Shirl. Industrial Arts In machine shop, Bob is quiet, Not the kind to start a riot. UHALL. DOROTHY Commercial Home Ec 1. A sweet and lovely personality, Dorothy is full of vitality. UPPERMAN. JEANNE Aeidtroic itu nt CofsiistM h Theipiani Tti Hl-Y I ?, Stnioe Advisory h IT A 3 Itology 3i Yoetbook 3j Ma|.v«Mo 1 leant a a mp tpttp With lots of pet She a one well npvpt fot t VANDERGRIFT, BEVERLY General Chorus 1, 2. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3; At- tendance Office. As a hostess, in the air she lives. Nickname Bev is what she gives. VEREP JACK A, dem;, ANvtvi Ml AHi ft become an VOOft CONRAD General To «th v V'i it h % de' NpH, p rrftan bom ut ng the expres VRABLE JOHN General John s undecided, and also smart. Met been swell bom the very Start. VULCAN. JOSEPH Academic This crary tguy will ve happily ever after. With Kim in your c'ass there's sj e to be avgt er. Commercial Safety Patrol 1, 2, 3. You wouldn't know that he's around. But he has charm as we have found. Academic Forensics 1, 2, 3; Projection Club 2. A pretty smile that's sweet and gayo We'll take our problem to her someday. Academic Forensics 3. Cliff is friendly wherever he may go. Ask all his friends, they're sure to know. Academic Chorus 1, 2, 3; FTA 3; Thespian 1, 2, 3; Forensics 2, 3. Darlene is our songbird, everyone agrees, Can she reach E above High C ? WASH, MARLENE Commercial Home Ec 1; Attendance Office 3. As a beautician, she's sure to win, Don't you think she makes a cute twin? WEIMER, GLADYS Academic Band 1, 2, 3; Chorus 2, 3; Tri- Hi-Y 2; Biology 3; French II 3; FTA 3; Projection Club 2. Plays the clarinet and leads the band. As a music teacher we'll give her a hand. WHEELER, LINDA WHETZEL, LONA ELAINE WHIPKEY, DARLENE WHITEKO, MARLENE Commercial Home Ec 1; Chorus 2, 3; Year- book 3. Linda is a very cute lass. Who you can have fun with in any class. Academic Thespians 2, 3; FTA 2, 3; Biology II 3; Office 3; Forensics 3; French 3. A sweet girl with knowledge too, A future teacher with ideas new. Academic Biology II 3. Darlene has hair that is very black. In intelligence and looks she does not lack. Academic Majorette 2, 3; FTA 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Yearbook 3; Senior Advisory 3. Our senior majorette with a big smile. Who will walk her down the aisle? WILLIAMS, FRED General Chorus 2. Entertaining us night and day, Fred's a friend in many ways. r s n WILSON, JAMES Industrial Arts A mechanic Jim wants to be. With I.A. he'll make it easily. WILSON, WILLIAM Commercial So nice and quiet is this classmate. Also a personality that's sure to rate. YACHANICH, DOROTHY Academic Library Club 3; French II 3. Very intelligent and a beautiful smile. She'll keep her friends for quite awhile. YEARDIE, PATRICIA Commercial Home Ec 1; Library 3. Pat's a real great gal, Always ready with a smile. YONKURA, MICHAEL Academic Forensics 2, 3. To be a lawyer is his aim. As a debater he's won his fame. ZELLER, JAMES General Baseball 1; Biology 3. Give him a ball, a bat, and a glove. Although Mary Ann will be his first love. ZIHAR, JANIS Commercial Home Ec 1; Yearbook 3. Here's a girl we all call Zeek, Her charm and smile are never weak. ZOSKY, ELEANOR Commercial Home Ec 1. Eleanor's smile is quite supreme, As a secretary she'll be keen. ZUPIC, LINDA Academic Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3; Biology Club 3. Never a cross word, never a frown, Linda's disposition deserves a crown. £ t6e ‘70to tt6 Students (fyaaett 7eac6e'i 43 Sefttetn en Terry Karpiak John Kanter k Octo e Phyllis Tardd George Baker T'lovetn en' Paula Orsog Bill Shillings Joanne Marino Andy Behary Pustton, Treasurer pres' den jOV AAR. HALL Sponsor Abbadini, James Ackinclose, James Ackinclose, Ross Adams, Ernest Adams, John Albert, Barbara Anderson, Gerald Angelelli, Rodger Angelelli, Ronald Ashford, Phyllis Ashton, Donna Astleford, Kerry Astleford, Terry Babich, Sandra Bagley, Mary Bailey, Carl Bakewell,‘Joyce Balog, Betty Jane Balsley, Karen Bane, Mary Beck, Harry Bell, Linda Benko, Nora Bentley, Ronald Binns, Joyce Black, William Blower, Paul Blythe, Mary Kay Bodnar, Michael Bodnar, Robert Bognar, Barbara Brezovosky, Brenda Brezovsky, Mona Brown, Carol Brown, Diane Brown, Phyllis Bryan, Bonnie Bryant, Roberta Burchak, John Burns, Tom Camino, Arnold Camino, Linda Capozzoli, Kathy Carey, Lois Carnathan, James Catterall, Janet Caulley, Bridget Cavalier, Robert Cazen, Alan Chalfant, Joyce Chamberlain, Howard Childs, Rosemary Christopher, Patricia Citro, Mary Lou 2____________________ V Clark, William Coleman, Ted Cone, Alex Cooper, Diane Cox, Leah Craggs, George Craig, Sally Dascenzo, Richard Davis, Sally Davis, Samuel Dellarose, Ronald DeLeonibus, Rita Demyan, Dolores Diamond, David Dillinger, Harold Doyle, Kathleen Duda, Paul Durant, Joe Durigan, Vera Lou Easter, Ronald Ehlers, Rose Eichelberger, John Eicher, Carol Elloit, William - Emery, Darlene Endsley, Richard Ewing, Bryan Feryok, James Filchock, Joanne Fletcher, Jack Flynn, Janie Forsyth, Bertram Franko, Edward Frund, Sharon Fulmer, Harold Fulmer, Ilona Garella, John Gargon, Carmen Gavala, Mike hi • ■ ■ in ' Gilleland, Donna Gilmore, Larry Goe, Valerie Gomery, James Granchi, Donna Greenwood, James Grover, Sherry Guesman, Alyce Hall, Jacqueline Hancock, Arthur Hajduk, Robert Hart, Mildred Hegyes, Regina Heifer, Arleigh Hixenbaugh, Carol Picture Not Available Hoffstot, Gretchen Holmes, Winifred Hornick, William Hosier, Carrie Hough, Judy Howe, Raymond Hoyack, Paula Hudock, Martin Huey, Glenn Hull, Jerry Hutchinson, Donna Hutchinson, Robert lllig, Karen Isler, Mary Jackson, Robert Jacobson, Mary Lou Janos, Joanne Jarrett, Jeannie Jenkins, Patty Johns, Germaine Johns, Henry Kane, Nikki Kaufmann, Elecia Keblis, George Keene, Carl Kekely, Helen Kendall, James Kirkpatrick, Frances Klingensmith, Janet Kramer, Jerry 53 Kurcina, Patricia Laick, Matthew L'Altrelli, Joanne Laughery, Virginia LaVerdi, Roberta Layhew, Betty Lenk, Peggy Lent, Charles Lippincott, Robert Long, Vonnie Madorma, Brenda Magaldi, Mark Maglietta, Tom Malekovich, Catherine Mallard, Trevis Mallard, Lodis Malloy, John Marshall, Betty Jo Mastowski, Eddie Matty, Micheal Matty, Ronald Mayhut, Frank McCoy, Sandra McCrory, Priscilla Noontime activity? Medved, Edward Mikan, Jerry Miller, Betty Miller, Carol Miller, Mary Ann Miller, Zona Milliken, James Mitchell, Beatrice Molar, Marie Monovich, Robert Morozek, Joseph Morris, Eleanor Mortland, Gary Muchie, Ellen Mullen, Paul Munczenski, Richard Murphy, Kenneth Murray, Arthur Murray, Letishia Nagg, Mary Ann Naphor, Thomas Newell, Leora Nicholson, Donna Orbash, Janet 6 Peton, Carole Petrock, Tim Phillips, Charles Pivovar, Penny Plichta, Patty Pogue, Nancy Polansky, Paul Postgate, Bonnie Prinkey, Susan Pritts, Patty Punjock, Shirley Quarzo, Ernest Raleigh, Robert Raleigh, Ronald Rao, Ted Raven, Patty Redmond, Arnold Redmond, Judith Redzanic, Renee Remington, Patsy Restina, Jeanine Rochek, Yvonne Rogers, Dennis Rosa, Ida Rose, Pat Rosendale, Ralph Rush, Lawrence Rutherford; Donald Sabol, Elaine Schwartz, Kenneth Sepsi, Alan Seto, Harold Shandor, Dolores Shashura, Charles Shashura, Roy Show, Marvin Sichko, Steve Sikora, Gloria Sinclair, Donna Skillcorn, Frances Slunski, Robert Smith, Beth Smith, Charles Smith, Mary Ann Smith, Ronald Smith, Thomas Smith, William Soloman, Bernard Spearman, William Stanovich, Marlene Stihel, Leonard Stock, Norma Sunny, James Sweitzer, Cassandra Stribblin, Charles Temple, Donald Thaxton, Robert Theakston, Martin Thorton, Etta Jane Timms, Ronald 57 Tobias, John Tressa, Jerry Tunney, Ronald Turcheck, Joseph Uhall, John Uhall, Phyllis Ulery, Ronald Urick, Patricia Verry, Rita Voorp, Tillie Vought, Lloyd Walters, Jerry Walton, Mary Warren, Sharlene Washington, Joan Washnock, John Wheaten, Jesse Wheeler, Ronald Whetzel, Betty Whitlatch, Joan Wiggins, Charles Wiggins, Ellen Willard, Arlene Williams, Sara Skillful looking, aren't they? Woods, Dock Wyno, Barry Yonkura, Harry Yukish, Walter Zebley, Carolyn Your garters are slipping.' The bees are bussin'. Mexican Hat Rock. Be careful, this burns. Why the smile? one. 16 44 O ccenA. Abbadini, Orlando Acklin, Mary Lou Adragna, Joseph Albert, James Allen, Donald Alman, Sharon Ames, Bonita Anderson, Benny Anderson, Leonard Andrews, John Arnett, Constance Asa, Carole Backos, Joseph Baker, Linda Baker, William Bakewell, Joseph Bakewell, Judith Ball, Diane Barber, Ralph Barnes, Allen Bartolotti, Guy Basile, Paul Beatty, Jess Becka, Louis Bell, Richard Bennett, William Bilpuch, Anne Black, David Blower, Jerry Book, Charles Broadwater, Brenda Broadwater, Darlene Brooks, Marcella Brothers, Hytherine Brown, George 63 64 Brown, Larry Brown, William Bugelli, Joyce Burd, Paul Callahan, Michael Camino, Robert Cappalonga, Marjorie Caputo, David Carroll, James Carter, Thomas Casorio, John Cenky, Dolores Chalfant, Ronald Chalfant, Terry Checton, Diana Christopher, Ray Chubboy, Sarah Clark, James Coffin, Gary Cole, Walter Coras, Marie Crable, James Crawford, Dale Cruse, DeWayne Czerwinsky, Alice Dando, Richard Danna, James Dankovich, Joan Davis, Frederick DeBord, Barry DeBord, Donna Del Verme, Vincent De Salvo, Joseph Dennis, Loretta Dillinger, Edna Picture Not Available Picture Not Available Dingle, Dorothy Dingle, James Dolobach, Ronald Donkers, Dennis Durshlag, Maurice Edwards, Guy English, Elaine Ewing, Thomas Fagioletti, Robert Fanara, Rita Fantini, Christine Faverio, Marie Flint, Kathleen Foster, Linda Fowler, Barbara Fox, Carol Frazier, Donald Franks, Patricia Gagnon, Jerry Gallice, John Geller, Judy Gilleland, Donald Glotfelty, Alice Graham, Leonard Gue, Janet Hager, Ruth Hall, Ruth Ann Hawker, Robert Herman,John Honeycheck, John Hornick, Thomas Horwat, Anna Mae Horwatt, Matt Hoyack, Herbert Hritz, John 65 - Hudak, Donna Hudock, Robert lams, Evie Jackson, Judy Jackson, Leta Jacobs, Gordon Jaworski, Andrew Jensen, Linda Johnson, Imogene Johnson, Sharon Johnson, Veryl Jones, Dale Jyachosky, Barbara Kaiser, James Kara, John Kaylor, Nina Keck, Sandra Kelley, Charles King, Beverly Kish, Rita Klingensmith, Gary Kokoszka, Carolyn Kostelnik, Tom Kreon, Carol Kruty, Michael Kuchak, Iva Kay Kuhar, Andrew Kyper, Darlene Lancaster, Paul Picture Not Available Lash, Frank Leasher, Jesse Lenkey, Robert Lent, Mary Lester, William 'Well, Hap, it is ladies' choice. Liston, William Luda, Patricia Luyster, Paul Mahle, Jerry Marsh, Darlene Mastowski, Betty Matela, Margaret Mateucci, Ronald Matsko, Nancy Matto, William Matty, Paul McAndrews, Lois McCann, Jess McCrobie, Betty McDowell, Bonnie McGee, Audrajean McVicker, Richard Medved, Marie Merryman, Elizabeth Miles, Joanne Milliken, Barbara Millward, Robert Musar, Amy Nedley, Paul 67 68 Newman, Ethel Nicholas, Jacqueline Nicholson, Carol Novak, John Orbash, Edwin Orris, Donna Orsog, Michael Owens, Mary Beth Palmer, Walter Parelia, Laura Park, Thomas Parks, Jeanne Perazzola, Stella Perry, Melanie Peters, Joan Peters, Thomas Petro, Mary Ann Piazza, James Piccola, Barbara Pirt, Dona Pirt, Joseph Postgate, Kathleen Pritt, Virginia Provance, Ronald Puhalla, Barbara Rao, Jerry Raven,John Redman, Robert Rester, Mary Rice, Pearl Rimbey, Charles Rocca, Geary Rocca, Sam Roe, Donna Roebuck, Stanley Picture Not Available Picture Not Available Picture Not Available Rose, Robert Ross, Anthony Ross, John Rutherford, Mary Etta Sabo, James Sabo, Mary Ann Sabula, Nick Sang,Judy Satterwhite, Sylvester Scaramucci, Eugene Schultz, Paul Schwartz, Jean Scott, Edith Sekula, James Sheehan, John Sheets, Candace Sibert, Scott Skoda, Mary Smalley, Edna Smith, Joseph Smith, Richard Smith, Scotty Smith, Stuart Stajcar, Frances Stefek, Dolores Stockdale, Donna Storey, Barry Stuart, Kenneth Swaney, Janet Swaney, Keith Teasdale, Doralie Teggart, Sandra Tobias, Joseph Turner, Calvin Ulery, Fred Upperman, James Vaji, Helen Van Sickle, Linda Vereb, Paulette Viencek, Robert Walczak, Frances Walters, Brenda Warchak, Barry Ward, Faye Ward, Thomas Wardman, Connie Wasil, James Wasko, Ralph Waters, Terry Wertz, Jerry Wheaton, Clarice Wheeler, Philip Wheeler, Richard Wilson, Gary Wilson, Samuel to Wingrove, JoAnn Winters, Richard Woods, Alvin Workman, Walter Wyno, Francis Wyno, Kathy Youhouse, Joan Zahand, Larry Zahand, Marianne Zellers, William 70 RUDOLPH GRECO Advisor Left to right: Richard Glotfelty, Vice Pres- ident; Alex Cone, Secretary; Ralph Den- ney, Treasurer; and Don Teringo, Pres- ident. FIRST ROW: Fred Fletcher, Ralph Denney, Richard Glotfelty, Don Teringo, Alex Cone, Richard DaCenzo. SECOND ROW: George Stihel, Erman Hartman, Fred Hustey, Bill Elliot, Richard Winters. THIRD ROW: Fred Ulery, John Owens, Tom Parks, Len Remmington, John Malloy. FOURTH ROW: David Caputo, Tom Carter, Jim Upperman. NOT PICTURED: Mike Bodnar. The Key Club is an organization made up of twenty boys with a B average in school work. The Key Club is sponsored by the Brownsville Kiwanis Club. It helps the Kiwanis Club in its various drives. 72 Lee Slick, Treasurer; Marlene Whiteko, Vice President; Ed Seddon, President; Ruth Glover, Secretary. SEATED: Ed Seddon, Marlene Martello, Mary Meese, Lee Slick, Marlene Whiteko, Linda Kifer, Janice Kostelnik, Jeanne Upperman. Sponsor MISS McGINTY SENIOR ADVISORY COUNCIL The Senior Advisory Council, under the direction of Miss Ethel McGinty, consists of the class officers and a repre- sentative from each senior homeroom. Its purpose is to guide the senior class throughout the year in its various activities. This year's activities included a dance, the class party, sports night, senior dress-up day, the prom, a picnic, and class night. They also were in charge of the sale of name cards and announcements and the rental of caps and gowns. They have tried to serve the senior class to the best of their abilities. 73 FIRST ROW: Jeanne Upperman, President. SECOND ROW: Bonnie Bryan, Secretary; Jerry Walters, Treas- urer. THIRD ROW: Betty Layhew, Chaplain, Vonnie Long, Patty Kurchina, Terry Karpiak, Vice President. FOURTH ROW: Jackie Mason, Marlene Marshall. FIFTH ROW: Patty Luda, Kath Cappozzoli, Jeanne Parks, Darlene Emery, Zona Gale Miller, Kathy Camino. SIXTH ROW: Darlene Marshall, Linda Jensen, Sherry Grover, Cindy Sheets, Anna Mae Horwatt, Diane Brown, Donna Ashton, Arleen Neel. SEVENTH ROW: Mary E. Meese, Janet Gue, Jeanne Jarrett, Carole Asa, Rita De Leonibus, Carol Fox, Iva Kay Kuchak. EIGHTH ROW: Marlene Whiteko, Sally Williams. NINTH ROW: Lee Slick, Betty Whetzel, Norma Stock, Paulette Vereb, Kathy Postgate, Melanie Perry, Mary Ann Petro, Germaine Johns, Mary Bagley, Loretta Dennis. TENTH R(3W: Irma Strokes, Gloria Sikora, Marie Medved, Elizabeth Merrymen, Connie Arnett, Connie Wardmen, Mary Lent, Joan Youhouse, Brenda Brezosky, Carolyn Rose, Gretchen Hoffstot. STANDING, left to right: Terry Karpiak, Vice President; Bonnie Bryan, Secretary; Jerry Walters, Treasurer; Jeanne Upper- man, President. NOT PICTURED: 3etty Layhew, Chaplain. The Tri-Hi-Y Club of John A. Brashear High School is mainly a service club affiliated with the Y.AA.C.A. Its purpose is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian char- acter. There are two chapters of Tri-Hi-Y; Alpha and Beta, both chapters are open to any sophomore, junior, or senior girl who is interested in accepting the purpose of the club. 74 Some of the clubs main projects were preparing Thanksgiving baskets for indigent families, providing and decorating a tree for the school at Christmas, collecting for the Easter Seal Drive, and ushering for senior activities. During the summer the officers attended the Officer's Training Course at Grove City. FIRST ROW: Linda Zupic, President. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Zebley, Treasurer; Carol Brown, Secretary. THIRD ROW: Linda Kifer, Vice President, Mary Ann Smith, Patty Pritts, Vice President. FOURTH ROW: Donna Gilliland, Mary Beth Owens, Alice Glothfelty, Faye Ward, Mary Walton, Chaplain. FIFTH ROW: Elicia Kaufmann, Barbara Piccola, Joan Youhouse, Marcella Brooks, Irma Pollard, Carole Peton, Bridget Caulley. SIXTH ROW: Joan Filchock, Judy Perry, Marinell Righetti, Carolyn Dingle, Kathy Wyno, Donna Nicholson, Betty Mastowski. SEVENTH ROW: Kathy Flint, Dianne Ball, Jeanine Restina, Vera Lou Durigan, Kathy Wyno, Margie Matela, Barbara Fowler, Linda Baker, Dianne Cooper. EIGHTH ROW: Evie lams, Janice Kostelnik, Beverly Vandergrift, Laura Parrella, Virginia Pritt, Carol Kreon, Valeria Goe, Peggy Link, Dolores Demyan, Irene Brown, Joan Washington, Elaine Amabili. DOLORES WESTCOAT Advisor SEATED: Linda Zupic, President. STAND- ING, left to right: Mary Walton, Chap- lain; Linda Kifer, Vice President; Carolyn Zebley, Treasurer; Carol Brown, Secre- tary; Patty Pritts, Vice President. KNEELING: Bridget Caulley, Joanne L'Altrelli, Arleen Willard, Darlene Wasil, Elaine Whetsel, Joanne Marino, Donna Granchi, Diane Brown. STANDING: Diane Cooper, Charleyne Fedutes, Rita Verry, Elicia Kaufmann, Judy Ward, Janet Klingensmith, Mary Walton, Gretchen Hoffstot, Linda Kifer, Sally Williams, Carol Brown, Janet Hackney, Sue Nelson, Joanne Janos, Tom Carter, Carmen Gargon, Mike Yonkura, Stewart Smith, Alan Cazen, Herb Bowen, Bob James, Bob Vienck, Alan Sepsi, Jack Fletcher, Cliff Washington, Bob Rose, Mark Magaldi. SEATED: Treasurer, Joanne L'Altrelli. STANDING: Secretary, Janet Klinginsmith; President, Mike Yonkura; Vice President, Alan Cazan. The Forensic Club had a very sOccessful year for 1958. The debate team consisting of Mike Yonkura, Fadell Hallal, Herbert Bowen and Alan Cazen won the Fayette County Championship in March of 1958. The team three weeks later won the Southwestern District Championship of Pennsylvania at Carnegie Institute of Technology, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The team then won the State Championship at Harrisburg, Pennsylvania in April 1958. This marked fh'e seventh state championship in eight years. The Brownsville Board of Education sent the team to Sioux Falls, South Dakota to participate in the National Debate Tournament. Brownsville represented the state Pennsylvania among 54 other state and District N.F.L. Championship teams. The team reached the semi-finals and officially placed fifth in the United States. C. HERBERT BOWEN-First affirmative- Developed into a good speaker and an above average debater. This year may become as good as Bill Gillis. MICHAEL YONKURA-Second affirmative —Good leader and President of Club. Has done outstanding work and de- veloped into a real champion debater. Very promising future. STUART SMITH—First negative—The new- comer on the team. The third sopho- more in fourteen years to make the first team. Promises to be a real de- bater for the future. ALAN CAZEN—Second negative—An ex- cellent anchor man for the team. A good speaker, excellent debater and a future leader. A good man to have around. DISTINGUISHED SERVICE DISTINGUISHED TEAMS 1946—Jane Houston 1949— Harry Wilt 1950— Helena Crow 1951— Nancy Crawtord 1952— Ann Zivkovich 1953— Robert E. East 1955—Harry McConnell 1957— Joe Glass 1958— Fadell Hallal 1959— Michael Yonkura 1951—State Champion—Louis Opal, John A. Matta, Nancy Crawford and Ann Zivkovich. 1953-State Champion-Fifteenth in U.S.: Bill Gillis, Robert Fast, Har- riett Laby and Charles McAndrews. 1955- State Champion-Fifth in U.S.: J. D. McMillen, Eric Hicks, Harry McConnell and Gerald Bogus. 1956— State Champion—Seventeenth in U.S.: Joseph Glass, Fadell Hallal, Harry Altman, and Robert O'Neill. 1957- State Champion-Fifth in U.S.: Joseph Glass, Fadell Hallal, Ruth Marcus and Perry Carter. 1958— State Champion—Fifth in U.S.: Michael Yonkura, Fadell Hallal, Herbert Bowen, and Alan Cazen. 77 SEATED: Bonnie Bryan. STANDING, left to right: Linda Bell, Barbara Bognar, Pattie Pritts. BOTTOM ROW: Patricia Rose, Pattie Pritts, Barbara Bognar, Linda Bell, Bonnie Bryan, Bridget Caulley. MIDDLE ROW: Linda Camino, Sally Williams, Patty Raven, Cassandra Sweitzer, Shirley Pigrom, Penny Pivovar. BACK ROW: Joan Washington, Patti Plichta, Norma Stock, Germaine Johns, Ellen Muchie, Marie Molar. BACK CENTER: James Feryak, Ray Christopher. The purpose of the French Club is to develop a clearer understanding of the people and their customs. In order to appreciate this language we must study some of their early life. This is what we try to accomplish in the French Club. 78 ?%e tc£ BOTTOM ROW: Joanne Hackney, Marilyn Elko, Elaine Whetzel, John Bland, Gretchen Hoffstot, Helene Slinko, Carol Lee Morris. CENTER ROW: Mary Ann Nagg, Joanne Marion, Gladys Weimer, Janet Hackney, Paula Orsog, Joyce Ward, Dorothy Yackanick, Allaine Stanya. BACK ROW: Paul Hudock, Carol Brown, Carolyn Rose, John Tobias, Dennis Marchand, Jerry Mikan, John Brothers, Dave Black. SEATED: Elaine Whetzel. STANDING, left to right: Gretchen Hoffstot, John Bland, Helene Slinko. ROW 1, left to right: Mary Acklin, Brenda Broadwater, Frances Staicar, Irene Hall, Pat Kapel, Helene Slinko, Allaine Stanya, Alice Glotfelty, Joan Dankovich. ROW 2: Carole Asa, Marie Medved, Dianne Ball, Charlyne Fedutes, Ellen Muchie, Mary Walton, Rita Verry, Pat Franks, Barbara Puhalla, Dolly Kyper. ROW 3: Mary Elizabeth Meese, Lorraine Bell, Julianne Taylor, Kathy Capozzoli, Arlene Willard, Frances Walczak, Pat Yeardie, Paula Orsog, Shirley Turner, Mary Skoda, Margie Matela. ROW '4: Carolyn Rose, Dorothy Yachanick, Joan Washington, Joanne Janos, Amy Musar, Carol Peton, Barbara Jyachosky, Jeanne Jarrett, Dolores Stefek, Sally Williams. Head Usherette Julianne Taylor, Patti Hall, Janie Ramsey, Azel- ma Titler, Ruth Glover, Lorraine Bell, Irma Stokes, Mary Bagley, Irene Brown, Patti Kurcinc, Pat Long, Vonnie Long, Darlene Emery. MR. DIEDERICH MRS. ROSSI SEATED: Marlene Marshall, Vice President, Virginia Laughery, Secretary. STANDING: Darlene Marshall, President; Robert Hojduk, Junior Representative; Thomas Barry, Treasurer; Elaine Whetzel, Senior Representative; Patty Plichta, Clark. KNEELING: Marlene Marshall, Elaine Whetzel, Darlene Marchall, Patty Plichta. SECOND ROW: Joanne L'Atrelli, Tom Barry, Carolyn Rose, Carol Brown, Barbara Fowler, Rosemary Childs, Sue Prinkey, Joanne Melega, Diana Brown, Virgina Laughery. THIRD ROW: John Tobias, Bob Hajduk, Dianne Ball, Darlene Wasil, Joanne Janos, Zona Miller, Darlene Emery, Barbara Bognar, Margie Matela, Amy Musar, Joanne Wingrove, Penny Pinovar, Joyce Sabo, Roberta LaVerdi. LAST ROW: Ed Franko, Roger Angelleli, Ronnie Angelelli, Scott Sibert, Bob Vincik, Bob Rose, Tom Peters. MISSING: Mike Hajduk, Dale Jones, Janie Flynn, Bonnie Postgate, Don Allen, Martin Backos. THESPIAN SPOTLIGHT Greek mythology and Mother Goose were the mixture served the elementary school age audience at the first production of the '58-'59 season. A new play Venus's Revenge and The Clock Struck One were presented in November. Thespians continued their services to the younger generation with puppett plays for the Christmas Season. Their first semester activities concluded with the public presentation of the Broadway success, Roomful of Roses, a comedy drama. The second semester activities included make-up for the Optimist Minstrel in February, and formal initiation with 30th Anniversary program of the founding of the National Thespian Society. The public production was the mystery, Seven Keys to Baldpate. Their entry in the County One-Act Play Contest was A Wedding. The group served as co-sponsors of the Pennsylvania State Dramatic Arts Conference in April. In May they held the trial production of Ann Jennings' new play, Little Miss Muffitt, and their Annual Awards Banquet. 61 ACT III— ROOMFUL OF ROSES SEATED, left: Penny Pevovar, Virginia Laughery. LEFT TO RIGHT: Darlene Emery, Mickael Hajduk, John Tobias, Rosemary Childs, Roger Angelelli, Carolyn Rose, Perry Harris. STAGE CREW LEFT TO RIGHT: Darlene Emery, Miss Donahey, Ronald Angellelli, Diana Brown, Marlene Marshall, Bob Rose, Thomas Peters, Joanne L'Altrelli. SEATED: Virginia Laughery. CLOCK STRUCK ONE SEATED, left: Joyce Sabo. REAR: Darlene Marshall, Margie Matela, Diana Brown, Roger Angelelli, Ronald Angelelli, Bob Hajduk, Scott Sebert, Barbara Fowler, Robert Vincek and seated extreme right, Joanne Wingrove. VENUS'S REVENGE SEATED ON BENCH: Joanne L'Altrelli, Diane Ball. REAR, left to right: Janie Flynn, Don Allen, Amy Musar, Joanne Janos, Elaine Wetzel, Tom Barry, Virginia Laughery. ROW 1: Darlene Marshall, Charlene Fedutes, Lee Slick. ROW 2: Gladys Weimer, Joyce Sabo, Marlene Marshall, Mary Elizabeth Meese, Linda Kifer, Marlene Whiteko. ROW 3: Paula Orsog, Elaine Amabili, Jeanne Upperman. ROW 4: Mary Walton, Aseneth Mays, Georgia Paydo, Eleanor Morris. ROW 5: George Malek, Elaine Whezel, Joanne Janos, Pat Hall, Azelma Titler. ROW 6: Germaine Johns. STANDING: Joan Washington, Julianne Taylor, Darlene Wasil, Bert Kovalchik. STANDING, left to right: Vice President, Julianne Taylor; Secretary, Joan Washing- ton; Treasurer, Darlene Wasil. SEATED: President, Bert Kovalchik. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA This new group was formed for the purpose of assisting in directing interested students into the Teaching Profession. At their meetings they discuss current problems in education. The National Education Association spon- sors F.T.A. The group sent representatives to West Pennsylvania District F.T.A. Conference at Mt. Lebanon in March and had a tea for teachers in April. 84 Advisor MRS. LOUISE DEARTH OFFICERS Barbara Piccola, Virginia Pritt, Kathy Post- gate, Bonnie Ames. 85 Beverly Vandergrigt, Patty Luda, Mr. Norman, Marlene Wasil, Darlene Marshall, Patty Chrisino, Patty Plichta, Judy Perry, Georgeann Hannon. Valeria Goe, Elaine Whetsel, Mary Meese, Lorraine Bell, Barbara Fowler, Kathy Camino, Joanne Quarzo. I FIRST ROW: Darlene Marshall, Joanne Quarzo, Kathy Camino and Joanne Filchock. SECOND ROW: Mary Louise Mallie, Mary Elizabeth Meese, Laura Barella and Sue Prinkey. STANDING: Helene Slinko, Mrs. Alta Mae Barricklo, Marinell Righetti and Donna Ashton. V6 i £d (?£u OFFICERS FIRST ROW: President, Mary Meese; Vice President, Karen lllig; Clerk, Joanne Melega; Treasurer, Lorraine Bell. SEOND ROW: Azelma Titler, Betty Artis, Irene Hall. THIRD ROW: Ruth Glover. Marilyn Elko, Sue Prinkey, Patty Hall. FOURTH ROW: Barbara Johnson, Kathy Capozzoli, Pat Long, Charlene Fedutes. FIFTH ROW: Adelia Krahmer, Julianna Taylor, Allaine Stanya, Carolyn Rose. NOT PICTURED are: Phyllis Acklin, Barbara Ramsey, Arlene Willard. ' - “PatHot The Vis-Ed Club is under the sponsorship of Mr. Wasko. This organization is to help educate students through the use of films, promote co-operation between students and the faculty, and in all ways try to better our school. STANDING: Ronald Sunny, Mike Gavala, George Keblis, Mike Krutz, Jerry Mahle. SEATED: Captain, Thomas Walker. 87 FIRST ROW, left to right: Jerry Seper, Ruth Glover, Michael Hayduk, Hap Denney. SECOND ROW: Charleyne Fedutes, Linda Zubic, Joanne Melega, Elaine Whetzel, Mary Elizabeth Meese, Jeanne Upperman, Terry Karpiak. THIRD ROW: Darlene Whipkey, Joyce Sabo, Gladys Weimer, Mary Lou Lutes, Lorraine Bell, Mary Louise Mallie, Julianne Taylor. FOURTH ROW: Ray Jennings, Bernard Bohna, Bernard Link, Bill Shillings, Wallace Matthews, Jim Zellars. NOT PICTURED: Phyllis Acklin. John Burchak and Hap Denney Career opportunities in the Biological Sciences: Advanced Biology Class. Believed to be the only Biology class of its kind in the area and only in its second year of existence this course in advanced biology has proven to be very successful. Only seniors of high academic standing are given consideration for this course. Nature field trips; in order to visualize as well as read about flora and fauna of our immediate locale are taken. Visits to College biological science classes are conducted. Hospitals are visited where consultants lecture to the class. Professional consultants visit the classroom and a well rounded program is adhered to. Approx- imately three-fourths of the students go on to college, whereas others enter nurses training, etc. All in all it is felt that a good foundation is afforded seniors with a good look into a potential career in the Biological Sciences. Student @ou«cii KNEELING: Joanne Quargo, Charleyne Fedutes, Lee Slick, Paula Orsog. STANDING, FRONT: Margie Matella, Dianne Checton, Laura Parelia, Kathy Flint, Bonnie Ames, Marlene Marshall, Joanne Marino, Patty Hall. SECOND ROW: Herk Durshlag, Ronnie Ulery, Harry Yonkura, Jerry Seper, David Caputo, Jim Crable. Mona Brezovsky, Bonnie Bryan, Paula Hayack. THIRD ROW: Harold Dillinger, Carol Miller. Advisor MR. MATTHEW WASKO Treasurer, Charleyne Fedutes; Vice Pres- ident, Lee Slick; Secretary, Joanne Quarzo; President, Paula Orsog. STUDENT CONGRESS Coming forth from the rank and file of the student body is our Student Congress, composed of a representative from each homeroom. The members are elected by a majority of their classmates on the basis of scholarship, leadership, and character. The officers for this year have been Paula Orsog, the President; Lee Slick, the Vice President; Joanne Quarzo, the Secretary; Charleyne Fedutes, the Treasurer; and Mr. Matthew Wasco, the Sponsor. JUNIOR EDITORS: Bridget Caulley, Gretch- en Hoffstot. SEATED: Kathy Camino, Editor. STANDING, left to right: Terry Karpiak, Jeanne Upperman, Janice Kostelnik, Co-Editors. Advisor CHARLES KENTON 90 ARTISTS, left to right: Jerri Walters, Patty Hall, and Rodger Ackinclose. CLUB EDITORS: Patty Long, Elaine Amabili. TYPISTS, left to right: Betty Burton, Marlene Martello, Marie Davis. SUBSCRIPTIONS, left to right: Marinell Righetti, Linda Wheeler and Madeline Faverio. PICTURE EDITORS, left to right: Ruth Glover, Arleen Neel and Azelma Titler. 91 LITERARY STAFF—SEATED: Linda Kifer. STANDING, left to right: Paula Orsog, Barbara Ramsey, Janis Zihar, Marlene Whiteko. SPORTS EDITORS, left to right: Harold Brown, Hap Denney, Mike STUDENT PHOTOGRAPHER: T$d Coleman. Bogorae. ADVERTISING -STANDING, left to right: Bonnie Bryan, Kathy Cappozalli, Patty Pritts, Joanne L'Altrelli, Bar- bara Fowler, Barbara Bog- nar, Mary Lou Citro, Susan Prinkey. SEATED: Patty Plichta and David Caputo. 92 SENIOR CHORUS The John A. Brashear Senior Chorus under the direction of Mr. Paul Scheuerle meets every day during the sixth period in room 104. The Senior Chorus is a selected group comprised of forty-five members selected from the Sophomore, Junior, and Senior classes. Throughout the year the Senior Chorus sang for various community organizations, with the highlights of the year being the Christmas Program, the Annual Spring Concert, Baccalaureate and Commencement Services. 93 FIRST ROW: Jeanine Restina, Mary Lou Citro, Dianne Ball, Mary Bag- ley, Mary Gibson. SECOND ROW: Judy Perry, Beverly Vandergrift, Marcella Brooks, Nina Kaylor, Alyce Guseman. THIRD ROW: Aseneth Mays, Gladys Weimer, Janet Hackney, Zona Miller, Dar- lene Emery, Gloria Sikara. ACCOMPANISTS: Johns. NOT Doralie Teasdale. 94 Germaine PICTURED: FIRST ROW: Betty Ann Miller, Dar- lene Wasil, Letishia Murray, Jo- anne L'Altrelli, Mary Rester, Jac- queline Mason. SECOND ROW: Mary Ann Miller, Mary Ann Peters, Kathy Capozzoli, Betty Artis, Carol Lee Morris, Patty Luda, Carol Ann Eicher. THIRD ROW: Jeanne Mc- Andrews, Mary Skoda, Linda Wheeler, Joyce Sabo, Karen Bal- seley, Pat Smith, Irma Peters. STANDING: Janet Hackney, Mary Ann Miller, Darlene Wasil, Joanne L'Altrelli, Mary Rester. STANDING: Letishia Murray, Gladys Weimer, Betty Ann Miller. NOT PICTURED: Doralie Teasdale. SEATED: Robert Hajduk. STANDING: Rodger Ackin- close, Jim Ackinclose, Wal- ter Baum, Martin Hudack. Milton Pillow, Jim Milliken, Marvin Shaw, Ron Smith. SECOND ROW: Robert Slunski, Jim Gomery, Don Rutherford. Advisdr PAUL SCHEURLE OFFICERS—STANDING: Victor Parrella, John Bland. SEATED: Joyce Sabo, Gladys Weimer. 96 FIRST ROW: Dolores Demyan. SECOND ROW: Dorores Cenky, William Spearman, Tom Burns, Linda Foster. HEAD MAJORETTES: Darlene Marshall and Marlene Marshall. COLOR GUARDS, left to right: Joanne Mills, Mary Jane Pirt, Christine Fantini. FIRST ROW: Bill Brown, Doralee Teasdale, Robert Theakston, Gladys Weimer. SEC- OND ROW: Patty McAndrews, Duane Cozard, Frank Mayhut, John Garalle, Mary Louise Mallie. FIRST ROW: Helen Kekely, Tillie Voorp. SECOND ROW: John Gallice, Scott Siebert, Joanne Wingrove. FIRST ROW: Robert Smith, Larry Brown. SECOND ROW: Glenn Huey, John Bland, Richard Munczenski. FIRST ROW: Larry Zahand. SECOND ROW: Dennis Marchand, Victor Parrella, Milton Pillow. STANDING, left to right: Joyce Sabo, Mike Bogorae, Lenard Graham, Winifred Hoh- man. SENIORS: Marinell Righetti, Marlene Marshall. Queen JOANNE QUARZO JUNIORS: Joanne L'Al- trelli, Barbara Bodnar, Escort, Gary Thomas. QUEEN: Joanne Quarzo, Escort, Jerry Seper; Crown Bearer, Jackie Marino. SOPHOMORES: Mary Ann Petro, Margie Mate- la, Escort, Erman Hart- mann. Coaches DAVID SIMON JOHN PRINGLE FIRST ROW: Mike Hayduk, Ron Mattuccie, Jim Myrga, John Kanter, Ed Seddon, Fred Fletcher, Ted Coleman, Harold Fullmer. SECOND ROW: Tom Burke, John Tobias, Ernie Quarzo, George Baker, John Borsody, George Stihel, Bernie Soloman, Tom Kostelnick. THIRD ROW: Ron Dennis, Allen Sepsi, Bill Shillings, Jim Garred, Bob Lippencott, Mike Matty, John Washnock, Len Scott. FIRST ROW: Gary Klinginsmith, Arnold Camino, Vince Del Vernie, Paul Basile, Ron Ulery, Tom Magliatta, Ron Bartley. SECOND ROW: Bob Rose, Fred Ulery, Joe Tobias, Dave Caputo, Paul Lancaster, Tom Smith, Tom Ward, Paul Orsog. FRED FLETCHER JOHN BORSODY ED SEDDON BILL SHILLINGS GEORGE STIHEL JIM MYRGA JIM GARRED 103 TOM BURKE RON DENNIS GEORGE BAKER HAROLD BROWN MIKE HAYDUK Coach FRANK DANKOVICH Left to right: Mike Kelly, Charles Kelly, James Piazza, Bob Lipincott, Keith Swaney, Erman Lee Hartmam SSf? ace z,°' R'chard Smith, James Crable, Harry Pugh, Ernie Quarzo, Bob Lanky, Lodus Mallar Wilhbee Brooks, Thomas Kostelnik, Andy Behary. Mosf Intellectual Best Dancers Class Clowns ■ ■ Cutest Couple Most Talented CARL RAMSEY CHEVROLET, INC. 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