California University of Pennsylvania - Monocal Yearbook (California, PA)
- Class of 1957
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The second and third floors have spacious living accommodations for 96 women students and an apartment for the Dean of Women. The ground 'Floor houses the rooms 'For the commuting women. Y5'-...N 'W Y Nr ca -Iii' Main Hall Main Hall, the oldest building on the campus, was first used in 1870. The various administrative olfices including the busi- ness, general, president's and dean of men and women's ottices are contained in this building. The library, assembly hall, and ci number of classrooms are also located in this building. Acliacent to Main Hall is South Hall which was built in 1876. lt has been completely remodeled and houses the Visual Aids Department and dormitory rooms for women. The president's residence occu- pies the front portion of this building. 9 Science Annex, a temporary structure lo- cated on the north side of the campus, has been constructed recently to accommodate classes in biological science, mathematics, history, and speech. The speech correction clinics are located in this building. Science Annex .. Lau 7 A .I .,g.jmM5 X' ' Z 5:- :.- . .5:,- -aa .?fj,Qi3 E CS 5' f, , I I V' I M W S iggggk T 'A T' '- M 'M wx Y. - 1 S as E: 5:? 5.5 -' -' E' M 1 2 it i s' W M 6, W M... ,,., .W W . -- 1.-1 XA B2 Q5 E ,E Ein Q -.z' f5E,.E. 5:35222 'E E M-E 1 Z' gb- H X Q 1-2.-NX.. .3 Fffihsaikt get ffm- I .i.:m5. :. 3 gg Q Q 5 ., W Mlm W MW.. M H . ,. .. H W J.. . , - If rf .' swim., s th -Sz :2:' fig' mfs-gpftfpfkyffgw if sf-as L ' T Z M , M, ww n2tfwm,-sl ,M Q .95 aww'-,Zim .ci -M.wMt..t. Ew'HwfJ1m., K-'E N535 we g 3- -, gf' K, V QSSWFZF we . 2155 M? fimlihigl 2 H 3 fs: 12 -azzn. ' .M fx- 4. M .. ,,q,,, -fn-,isfvix . C l G I1 ce -es ., t sg msgs- if- Q5 1. . 1. .5 . 51? 2 Q Q Q 2,3525 T E S 5 EBSQ -S ...ggi M 9.5 Q U 5, wi., L -1 X735 f f5'MLJt-mi? WQHZSQ Hlfgif 'A mtl :W H f . - W H ' I I Il .ttf-Mg-5 :sTVQ,e..5tmmffs'f m,f:5,.,g.5,,gg .ygimsas . .1 Science Hall, which stands near the center of the north- ern boundary of the campus, was built in 1892 and re- modeled in 1938. The lab- oratories, equipped to accom- modate 30 students at a time, are modern in every respect. The chemistry, physics, and biology laboratories with lec- ture rooms adiacent are lo- , cated in Science Hall. Ap- A proval has been given to erect a new classroom build- ing for the sciences. An al- location of 358,665,000 has been made for this purpose. Q Q ,Qi r 1 o The Libra ry The library, housed in Main Hall, contains more than 30,000 volumes. Approximately 1,000 volumes are added each year. The library subscribes for over 200 current magazines and newspapers and has catalogued nearly 2,000 bound volumes of periodicals. Spacious, well lighted reading rooms accommodate T50 stu- dents. The periodical reference room provides limited study space for students upon request. Vulcan Hall Vulcan Hall, immediately behind the main building, was built in 1892 as a gym- nasium. The upper floor of Vulcan Hall now houses the Student Lounge. The decora- tions and equipment of mod- ern design were planned and executed largely by the In- dustrial Arts Department. The room is unique for its use of bright color in the furnish- ings and decorations. A large mural depicting student life on the campus was designed and painted by a former student. The student-owned Snack Bar has been relocated and occupies ci part of the ground floor. The College Book Store, also a Student Co- operative enterprise, occupies another portion ofthe ground floor. 'll E , M 4 .1 we Herron Hall was built in 1930 and completed in 1939. The various facilities include a play room, classrooms, and locker rooms. On the second floor are two gymnasiums for men and women. The main gymnasium is also used for basketball com- petition and dances. Herron Hall also contains one ot the best swimming pools in Western Pennsylvania. Herron Hall Johnson Hall Johnson Hall is located near the athletic field and the gymnasium. It in- cludes an apartment for the Dean of Men, beautiful lounges, recreation and service rooms. It serves as a dormitory for men, primarily upperclassmen. The building is modern in every respectp the furnishings throughout are entirely new. It was first occupied in September of 1952. Steele Auditorium The Robert McCurdy Steele Auditorium, a building named in honor ot a former president, is located along the eastern edge . of the campus and has auditor- ium 'Facilities for 900 persons. The building was dedicated in October of 1953. Various as- sembly programs and glee club concerts are held in the audi- torium. The Theodore B. Noss Laboratory School, built in 1930, is a center for elementary student teaching, including observation and demonstration work. The office of the Director of Student Teaching is located in this building along with various offices tor the members of the faculty. The psychology laboratories are lo- cated in the Noss School. The laboratory school also includes provisions for special education classes. Noss Laboratory School 13 Board ot Trustees .: I L MEX I- we 1 -- .fffi ., 531 H -if i.. we--Q L.. . - 11...-t H-WL. sis twang? E -M A .Q MES gint H. 55. 2 -s :I - -ussrgg. --Magi-5 - -iifsstr U ljjgi QQJY.. WT wie J .UMW , wil W lui E g-Ei Q- H H: 1 5... H Kisses . -4 4 . ., E f If :LU Ex WX . Q - s , w .. Z: we ,um N E wwe-' U :W H .- . anus Q -M4-f . -M 5. W. fm: f cv: s - . f af-. E - .... ,W V -.. S - . sein sfgsiii Left to right: Joseph M. Dudas, William V. Campbell, Michael Ducla, T. Gerald Stanley, Peter T. Dum- bczuld, Grace Clyde, J. Albert Reed, D. C. Longanecker. 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Wm? jfggggifgggz ' t rg!! 3 , , QF B iiwaazgkgiisiiagw m, .MEQMQEHSWQ gf mf A555 gm wwwg 'ivsw X A 33, H . egizigf' HB: ' K' Q Wm 94 5: E Em QR? 'WEN dw 3523 QS? Qi QA jiwwi MW 'Ak Jgl A ,Kings W fy ' , Ezz . M Q igwsgigg A fg ,J xl W 1 Q ww ww 1 was Our President Dr. Michael Ducla President's Message I am extremely happy to have accepted the cordial invitation of the Board of Trustees of the California State Teachers College to serve as your president. The Department of Public Instruction and the Governor of the Commonwealth have charged me specifically with a sacred trust. I am keenly sensible of the quality of that trust, and distinctly under- stand that the highest confidence is implied when a great Commonwealth places upon the president the mantle of responsibility for the intellectual, physical, social and cultural development of hundreds of its young men and women. I have been encouraged by the promise that this trust is shared gener- ously with an intellectually eminent faculty, who are completely devoted to the enhancement of education, and by an alert student body who are earnest in purpose and above all highly appreciative of the privileged op- portunities accorded them by the citizens of the Commonwealth. Confident that the trustees, faculty, students, alumni, and the citizens of the Commonwealth will support every sound purpose and program of this institution, I am proud to serve you with a spirit of generous considera- tion, and dedication to the cause of teacher education. I am certain that we will fulfill our missions as good teachers and bring credit to the profes- sion, and honor and dignity to the California State Teachers College. Michael Duda President Dr. and Mrs. Michael Duda and daughter, Karen I Dr. Duda and secretary, Irene Oldham 17 Administration Officers LELA T. HAMILTON Dean of Women, Associate Professor of English ISABELLE R. KING Assistant Deon of Women, Assistant Professor of Education FRANK W. LENOX Dean of Men, Associate Professor of Social Studies JAMES S. PORTER Acting Dean of Instruction, Director of Admissions FRANK M. NAYLOR PAUL N. WALKER Professor of Elementary Director of Secondary Education and Assistant Curriculum and Associate Dean of Men Professor of Physical Sciences 18 Administrative Officers HAROLD W. TRAISTER Head of Education Division and Director of Student Teachers STEPH EN E. PAVLAK Supervisor of Elementary Edu- cation and Principal of Noss Demonstration School SHRIVER L. COOVER Director of Industrial Arts WILLIAM HORMELL PAUL WICKERHAM ZANA KENNEDY Superintendent of Bursar Registrar Buildings and Grounds 19 Administrative Staff I . Qi gif, -WE, ,A-Q V ,f 1 D 425 , i - I ARLENE KERSTETTER SARAH L. HALL LINNEA V. ECKEL Dietitian Housekeeper Nurse KATHERINE BURGER VIRGINIA LUCKHARDT DOROTHY M- REICHARD Manager of Book Siore Librarian UIDFUVFUN 20 BUSINESS OFFICE left Io right: Lillian Piribek, Ruth Underwood, Virginia Sacco. Secreia rial Staff 21 GENERAL OFFICE Front Row, left to right: Melvcx Pocky, D o r o i h y Young, Lucille Coursin, Mar- iorie Ferris, Florence Boston. Bock Row: Rose Gray, Dor- oihy Volla, Anne Litavec, Mary Elaine Scrip, Nancy Gregg. ASA ANDERSON Professor of Biology und Zoology RUTHANN BAGSHAW Noss Laboratory School Faculty FREDERICK ATKINS Associole Professor of Mathematics NEl.l.lE BALIKER Noss Laboratory School ji ,, X, -as wg ,, -?, ,jgni 5 . ,,. . ,!. fowl fy,- 4 , V Dr. Anderson in the Laboratory Story Telling Time GABRIEL BETZ O. RAY BONTRAGER J. HERSCHEL BOWLEN Professor gf Professor of Associate Professor of Geogrophy Education Speech Correction ARTHUR T. CAIRNS MERRILL G. CAMPBELL HENRlETTA CARROLL Assistant Professor Professor of Industrial Associate Professor of English Arts of English 23 ,X RALPH F. CHARNEY Assistant Professor of Industrial Arts LESLIE E. CROWLEY Associate Professor of Education -v-mw1.nnw,m1mw 'j'nrt'Qm9i ww Q svn-sw r MERLE O. COVELL Director of Elementary Education and Associate Professor of Education MARY R. DECARLO Noss Laboratory School Mr. Clwarney Explaining The Use of the Band Saw -H EW ws An .N z Line, Color, Form, Texture, Volume Faculty 5? -x in I x qi ANGUS H. DOUPLE Associofe Professor of Art WILLIAM L. DOVENSPIKE Assistant Professor of Music J. CALVIN FLEMING Associate Professor of Physics and Physical Science EDWIN E. HALSTEAD Assistant Professor of Music 25 GEORGE E. HARDING Associoie Professor of Geography GEORGE S. HART Professor of Social Studies DOROTHY E. HARPSTER Assistant Professor of English CLYDE M. HARTMAN Assistant Professor of Chemistry and Physical Science Faculty Ancl Now Mr. Mohican WILLIAM HEPN ER Instructor of Social Studies EUGENE J. HESTER LOUISE A. HILDREDTH Associate Professor of Associate Professor of Health and Physical Educationg Health and Physical Basketball Coach Education gee .: n w,fM. .s .W ,W , 4 .Iss HH M . A QA 4 :fa E5 if ...U -E its M. W .V is-1 .,f.,,, M .Vg SWR H X - . XM, :W K , I zen' ' MERRELL HOLMAN AARON J, HOOVER JACK F. HOYES Noss Laboratory School Assistant Professor of Associate Professor of Industrial Arts Visual Education Working With Audio-visual Equipment 27 and English Wont You Come Buy? Asked the Special Education Class ROSE G. HUGHES CLAIR M. HUGHEY ROXANNA IRWIN Noss Loborcfory School Assisfoni Professor of English Noss Luborofory School M., '- E is Q31 : i e 1 S X if-na :M m B . Li W :M seems wee, ffiij 1-7 Q 5 sei aw My iw ' M v gm 5352? ' ' sf, ' QF uni: if Us M U . -fem! L I . W A KX FX PHIL JACK JOHN W. KELLER HAROLD KEMPER Associate Professor of Professor of History and Professor of Mathematics Social Studies . Social Studies and Scienre 28 Il I ll 1 Creativeness in Industrial Arts EDGAR A. LAWTON Noss Laboratory School JOHN F. LEWIS Associate Professor of Biology ond Botany GASTON LEBOIS Assistant Professor of Industrial Arts LAWRENCE H. MADDOCK Associate Professor of English Mrs. Marsh in Third Gracie MINOR W. MAJOR Associate Professor of English HARRY L. MONROE Associoie Professor of Mufhemciics and Physical Science ADA K. MARSH Noss Luboraiory School THEODORE J. NEMETH Assistant Professor of Healih and Physical Educciion XX! Dr. Slwaclcellorcl Demonstrating Drilling on the Wood Lathe B. LOUISE RAKESTRAW GEORGE H. ROADMAN EMMA SACCO Assistant Professor Associate Professor Associate Professor of English of Social Siudies of Social Sfuclies 3 fa Q19 l'i'1ii - V I A , , ,.. g:g F i, ,i Q Nr:-' ANDREW SEPSI RICHARD SHACKLEFORD IRVIN J, SHUTSY Assisianf Professor of Professor of Associate Professor of Biological Science Industrial Art Industrial Arts, Director of Indusirial Arfs Sfudenf Teachers 31 x EDWARD J. SIKORA Assistant Professor of industrial Arts Defi. :,s JOHN HENRY SMITH Assistont Professor of English L-151 HUBERT E. SNYDER Assistant Professor of Biology and Zoology ANTHONY STAVASKI Associate Professor of Industrial Arts ALEXANDER R. SMOYER Asssitoni Professor of lndustricxl Arts K. FIFE STERRETT Director of Secondary Student Teachers, Professor of Education Demonstration in the Printing Shop 32 Faculty - f ,. . , 3315-- it U5 t ,N 1. vm-vm JOHN R. SWEARINGEN Assistant Professor of Industrial Arts LUCY A. VALERO Noss Laboratory School MARIAN H. WEAVER Instructor of Speech MALVERNE WOLFE Professor of History The Fact of the Matter is , W ,,T, , MT , ., X.: Wm N M W5 MW WMKW V .,,,,v x x , A A x 1 2 x X ,mffqii X x M , ,WAN M Mg, M ,W ga, W x x ' 'Q' 1 x an 533 .X A ,KN X iff? W: Mm' x x , .f :TTW ' ' x x ' f- 'fflfW X 'S -X f was 2 is Q . W 149 E H552 mama B B ami M ami x fFkEfn H m mx, ,Q aff if v LQ. me is Sw mn nn a ,311 zjigm missin m Q S 5 E E m 5 E Q E Q S I is iz i F ? 2 5 E K: u H Senior--Anclrew Timko Seniors 36 OFFICERS Front Row, left fo right: Gene Manetta, vice president, Jane? Treese, secretory, Bruce Rice, president. Back row: Kenneih Maurer, treasurer, Ralph Chczrney, sponsor: Donald Shockey, representative to Congress, Charles King, representative to Congress. RUTH C. ACKERMAN Elementary Sewickley High School ARNOLD A. ADAMS Secondary Dunbar High School DIANA M. ALEXANDER Secondary Masontown High School STEPHEN F. AUGUST Elementary German Township High School Seniors 37 JANICE I. BALLENGER Elementary Pitcairn High School MILDRED BARNEY Elementary Centerville High School JAMES R. BATES Industrial Arts Springfield High School EDWARD J. BEDNER Industrial Arts Perry Township High School Seniors JOSEPH M. BODNAR Elementary California High School JEAN R. BODOIA Elementary Monessen High School CHARLES D. BRADY Secondary Connellsville High School FRED A. BRASSART Secondary Bellmor High School i i LORRAINE T. BEHRENDT Elementary Chcurleroi High School PAUL BITTNER Elementary Meyersdale Joinf High School MATTHEW BLA I R Secondary Cenlerville High School TONI YVONNE BLOZIK Secondary California High School 38 J. ROBERT BROUGH ER lndustriol Arts Boswell High School BETTY L. BROWN Elementary Bethel Boro High School CLARENCE D. BROWN industrial Arts Cumberland High School JOSEPH M. BUENCiCKY Industrial Arts N. Braddock High School ERNEST D. CADWELL lnclustricil Arts Brownsville High School DALE BERNARD CARSON Secondary California High School DEAN L. CHEESEBROUGH Elementary Monessen High School JOANN L. COATSWORTH Elementary Colifornio High School Seniors 39 Seniors -40 MARY ANNE COOLEY Elemenlury Jefferson High School JEAN CORDIS Elementary McKeespor1 High School MARY CORFONT Elementory Brownsville High School JAMES COULSON Inclusiriol Aris Donora High School TOM E. COX Secondary Monongohelo High School JAMES W. DANNA Secondary Brownsville High School NICHOLAS DEFIGIO Elementary Reclsione High School MARIO DELEONIBUS Secondary Brownsville High School WILLIAM H. DREIBELBIS Industrial Arts Snow Shoe High School ALEX W. DROZECK Elementary Redstone High School NICHOLAS DRUASH Industrial Arts Monessen High School JEROME DUJORDAN Secondary Churleroi High School Seniors 41 HOWARD D. DUNMIRE Industrial Arts Monongahela High School MARLENE J. DUSHAW Elementary Connellsville Joint High School JOAN NA L. EVERLY Elementary Point Marion High School BERNADINE G. FABRIZIANI Secondary California High School Seniors JOHN FECIK Industrial Arts Farrell High School MEREDITH ANN FINK Secondary Charleroi High School NICK GALIE Secondary Uniontown High School DANIEL GALLAGHER Industrial Arts Johnstown High School ROMEO S. FABRIZIANI industrial Arts Brownsville High School RUTH ANN FARQUHAR Elementary Chczrleroi High School HARRY E. FARRAR industrial Arls Juniata Valley High School P11111 fill l L. , 4 J f ' V' NEIL must .., U ,M 1. Elementary f Sewickley Township High School I 42 DEAN H. GIRTS Industrial Aris Johnsonburg High School THOMAS W. GLASGOW lndusirial Arts Scarborough High School CHARLES J. GORMAN Elementary California High School ALFRED GRANT Elementary Redstone High School CHARLES GRAY Elemeniary Sculh Union High School ANNA HAAS Elementary Soulh Hills High School INA JEAN HALL Elementary Baldwin High School WALTER HARRIS Secondary Monessen High School Seniors 43 Seniors sims 44 ARTHUR HAYES Secondary Donora High School BEVERLY HERBERT Secondary Dunbar Township High School LEROY J. HOLMAN Secondary Charleroi High School MARCIA L. HORN Elemeniury Trinity High School PAUL D. HRICS Industrial Arts Georges Township High School EUGENE G. HUDOCK Industrial Arts Dunbar Township High School LEWIS INDOF lndusiricml Aris Rosiraver High School GUSTINA JACKMAN Elementary Charleroi High School JAMES JESICK Secondary Bellmcxr High School HOWARD L. JONES Secondary Uniontown .loint High School RUDOLPH S. KALASKY Secondary Redstone Township High School CONSTANCE Y. KARPUS Elementary South Union High School Seniors I 4 5 HERMAN KEITH Secondary Rostrover High School EDITH SUE KILROY Elementary Brownsville High School CHARLES ERNEST KING Industrial Arts Oukmont High School WILLIAM P. KINTER Industrial Arts Indiono High School Seniors iie n WAYNE R. LASH Secondary Sewickley Township High School ROBERT E. LEEPER Secondary California Community High School MIRIAM ANNE LEWIS Elementary California Community High School NANCY ANN LOMAGNO Elementary Perry Lower Tyrone High School DAVID F. KIPP Secondary Shade Township High School JOAN KISSLER Elementary Monessen High School MARY CATHERINE KOLLAR Secondary North Union High School MARY LOU KRUPPA Secondary Charleroi High School 46 SEBASTIAN P. LONIGRO Secondary Ellsworth High School PATRICIA D. LUBITS Elementary Mcxsontown High School MARTHA ANN MANANDISE Secondary Charleroi High School GEN E MAN ETTA Secondary Monessen High School JOHN ANTHONY MASNERI Industrial Arts California Community High School KENNETH O. MAU RER Industrial Arts Oil City High School RICHARD G. MCHENRY Industrial Arts Johnstown Central High School PATRICIA L. McKEE Secondary Dunbar High School Seniors I 1 47 Seniors 48 RICHARD MEDVE Secondary California Community High School CHARLES MESSNER Industrial Arts Leechburg High School CARL MILLER Industrial Arts Meyersdale Joint High School PHYLLIS MILLER Secondary Jeannette High School LEWIS MONATH Industrial Arts Brownsville High School DOUGLAS MORGAN Secondary Duquesne High School RONALD MORGAN Industrial Arts McKeesport Vocational High School HARRIETTA McCRAW Elementary Monessen High School KENNETH MOUNTS Secondary Claysville High School MARIA MURPHY Secondary Mcrpletown High School NANCY NEIL Elementary Bellmar High School JACK NELSON Industrial Arts .Iohnsonburg High School Seniors 49 VAL NICHOLL Industrial Arts Ellsworth High School SANDRA NOBEL Secondary Brownsville High School THEODORE OLIVER Secondary Vernon High School RICHARD ORLANDI Secondary Centerville High School Seniors SHIRLEY PAUL Elementary Meyersdale High School JAMES PHILLIPS Secondary Cecil Township High School HORACE PIERCE Elementary McKeesport High School DANIEL PIESIK Industrial Arts McKeesport Vocational High School I MAXWELL PALMO Industrial Arts Centerville High School RITA PAROLA Secondary Brownsville High School LEO PATTERSON Industrial Arts Munhall High School ALVY PAUL Elementary Bellmar High School 50 MARILYN PIVARNIK Elementary Monessen High School GEORGE POLONOLI Secondary Donora High School CARMEN PUTORTI Secondary Chartiers Township High School RICHARD RANSHAW Industrial Arts California High School DONALD REED Industrial Arts Sharon High School FLOYD REYNOLDS Industrial Arts Franklin High School WADE REYNOLDS Elementary California High School BRUCE RICE Industrial Arts Kane High School Seniors 51 Seniors i i sz ROSE RIPEPI Secondary Monongohela High School MICHAEL ROCCA Elementary Brownsville High School KENNETH ROSNAK Secondary Red stone High School ANDREW RUSCHAK Secondary Chcirleroi High School LILLIAN SCHOENMAKER Elementary Westinghouse High School DONALD SCANDROL Elementary Taylor-Allderdice High School VELMA SCHROCK Elementary .lenners-Boswell Joint High School FERNE SHIRE Elementary Monessen High School DONALD SHOCKEY Secondary Meyersdole High School WALTER SLAPNIK Industrial Arts East Bethlehem High School JOSEPH SMATLAK Industrial Arts Johnstown High School ANNA JEAN SOLIANI Elementary McKeesport High School Seniors 53 WILLIAM STAHL Industrial Arts Latrobe High School .IACQUELINE STANEY Secondary Jeannette High School HENRY STUDNICKI Secondary Bellmar High School MARK SUCEVICH Industrial Arts Monessen High School Seniors CLARE THOMPSON Industrial Arts McKeesport Vocational High School ANDREW TIMKO Secondary California Community High School REGIS TOPRANI Secondary Monongohela High School JANET TREESE Secondary Point Marion High School JOHN SYMONS Elementary Rostraver High School EDWARD SZYMCZYK Secondary Donora High School RICHARD TAYLOR Industrial Arts Albion Area High School VERGIL TAYLOR Industrial Arts Albion Area High School 54 sa W '-fzmgi LEON TREMBACH Elementary Bellmar High School ELEANOR TROY Secondary California High School BILLIE UTTERBACK Elementary Charleroi High School DAVID WALKER Industrial Arts Meyersdale Joint High School DONALD WALKER Industrial Arts Meyersdale Joint High School SHIRLEY WALTHER Secondary Ambridge High School JOHN WARD Elementary Centerville High School RICHARD WATTRAS Secondary Monessen High School Seniors 55 Seniors 56 JAMES WHARTON Indusiriol Arts Beaver Falls High School CAROL WOOTTON Secondary Trinity High School ANNA MAE WRAY Elemeniary West Allegheny High School WILLIAM YOUNG lncluslricxl Arfs Albion Area High School ALBERT ZEMA Secondary Bellmar High School ANNA MARIE ZUBIC Elemeniciry Monessen High School RALPH C. AITKEN Industrial Arts Rostraver High School RONALD A. BACKOS Secondary Brownsville High School LEONARD A. BARCELONA Elementary Charleroi High School MARTHA W. BARON Secondary Redstone High School MARY V. BECK Secondary Redstone High School FRANK J. BENDICK Industrial Arts Johnstown High School CONSTANCE L. BERCIK Secondary Donora High School JOSEPH P. BITONTI Elementary Belle Vernon High School CATHARINE A. BOSTLEMAN Elementary Charleroi High School JAMES A. BOYLE Secondary Redstone High School WESLEY B. BOYLE Secondary California High School BERNICE BUKOSKY Secondary Donora High School HELEN K. BURKHOLDER Elementary Mt. Pleasant Township High School CAROL L. CAPOZZOLI Elementary Bethlehem Joint High School CHARLES M. CARL Industrial Arts East Bethlehem High School Seniors Not Pictured MICHAEL R. CHUEY Secondary Brownsville High School SAMUEL J. CONWAY Industrial Arts Avonworth High School SAMUEL G. COUGHENOUR Secondary Donora High School NOVELLA L. CROWE Elementary Beall High School FRANK FAZIO Secondary Coraopolis High School JOHN D. FLINN Secondary Connellsville High School MELVIN L. FOULDS Industrial Arts Rostraver High School REGINA G. FRANCIS Elementary West Bethlehem High School LEONARD GERBIN Elementary Monessen High School JULIUS GIRHINY Industrial Arts Rostraver High School LLOYD W. GI LMORE Secondary Vernon High School SHIRLEY HAYWOOD Secondary Brownsville High School DALE HIGINBOTHAM Industrial Arts Redstone High School ROBERT HODINKO Industrial Arts Uniontown High School JAMES HOFFMAN Secondary Bellmar High School 57 DONALD I. HORMELL Elementary East Pike Run Township LORETTA E. HUDLER Secondary Charleroi High School JOHN R. HUFFMAN Secondary California High School RICHARD JOHNSON Secondary Redstone High School FRANK KIRSOPP Industrial Arts Mt. Lebanon High School MARY JANE KRAUSE Secondary Oil City High School GEORGE L. LANGE Industrial Arts Har-Brock Union High School EVELYN G. LEAP Elementary Ellsworth High School BERTHA LETRICK Elementary California High School ALENE M. MANCUSO Elementary Brownsville High School GERTRUDE P. MARTIN Elementary Hickory High School JIMMY McGRAW Industrial Arts W. Pittstun High School HELEN W. MERRYMAN Elementary Centerville High School SHIRLEY MILLER Elementary Shade High School CALVIN W. MOATS Secondary Rostraver High School Seniors Not Pictured ROBERT R. MENARCHECK Secondary Redstone Township High School MARGARET MORGAN Elementary Mt. Pleasant Township High School EDWARD MOTTLE Secondary German Township High School COLLEEN A. O'BRI EN Elementary California High School JERRY OLSON Industrial Arts Brookville High School JOHN ORIS Secondary Uniontown High School CHARLES PALMER Secondary South Union High School SYLVIA A. PANAK Elementary California High School JOHN PANYKO Industrial Arts McKees Rocks High School JOYCE PAPINI Elementary California High School THOMAS PECOSH Industrial Arts Brownsville High School RUTH ANN PIERSOL Elementary Perry Township High School ROBERT PITTAVINO Industrial Arts South Huntingdon High School JAMES E. PROTIN Secondary Charleroi High School NORMAN REESE Secondary Rostraver High School HERBERT RETCOFSKY Secondary Brownsville High School CARMEN N. RICCO Industrial Arts Brownsville High School WALTER RICE Secondary Charleroi High School JOE ROLNIK Secondary McKeesport High School JOHN ROMANCHOCK Industrial Arts Shade Township High School JOHN RUFFING Secondary Munhall High School ALBERT SAKACH Industrial Arts California High School ROY R. SANNER Industrial Arts Confluence High School CHARLES H. SCOVILLE Secondary Donora High School WALTER SEIGHMAN Secondary Rostraver High School BERNARD SHIMKO Secondary South Union High School JOSEPH SHOAF Secondary Brownsville High School EVALYN W. SILBAUGH Elementary Charleroi High School 58 STEPHEN STARUCH Secondary Ebensburg Cambria High School CATH LEAN F. STEWART Elementary Bentleyville High School OSCAR TENTLER Industrial Arts California High School WINIFRED THOMAS Elementary Uniontown High School CAROL E. TROUTMAN Elementary Meyersdale Joint High School FRANCIS S. VESCIO Elementary Rostraver High School WILLIAM WALCUTT Industrial Arts Arnold High School JOHN WARD Elementary Centerville High School JOHN L. WILHELM Industrial Arts Berlin-Brothervalley MARGARET B. YOUNG Elementary Jefterson High School THEODORE ZARICHANSKY Industrial Arts Wilmerding High School HENRY R. ZWIENER Industrial Arts Beccaria Township High School English in Action Creative Art in Second Grade Student Teachers In Action Story Telling Time in Kindergarten Student Teachers In Action First Grade Reading Senior High History Fourth Grade Agog About Switzerland Weaving in the Special Education Class Dancing in Third Grade Student Teachers in Action Exploring Weather in the Sixth Grade 6 Juniors Creativity in Art Class OFFICERS Left to right: Ronald Remy, treasurer, Dena Morris, represents: iive to Congress, Ronald Novak, president, Nancy Sethmcxn secrefcryg Andrew Bryner, vice president. 62 Junior Elementa ry Front Row, left to right: Helen Hogan, Harriet Ruoff, Mary Jo McWreath, Jacqueline Price, Patsy Patrick, Mary Puskar, Janet Duncan, Patricia McClellan, Martha Kriddle, Lena Nuccetelli, Nancy Sethman, Irene Jeney, Janet Nizinski. Middle Row: Cyn- thia Sinosky, Mary Lee Everett, Shirley Turney, Donna Shultz, Joanne Huber, Shirley Staley, Betty Sampey, Nancy Under- wood, Mary Jane Crayton, Gail Seneff, Dolores Busch, Sylvia Humphries, Doris Sanders. Back Row: Helen Joseph, Dolores Smerigan, Robert Baynes, Dale Osborne, Donald Ccchenour, Gordon Schuckers, Harry Myrga, Sylvia Bellora, Ruth Beck, Ruth Colvin, Karen Schiffbauer. Story Telling in Children's Literature i i 63 Junior Secondary Creativity ln Wood Front Row, left to right: William Par- nell, Robert Perry, Phyllis Bodnar, Pa- tricia Buchta, Mary Martin, Carolyn Ghrist, Sally Kornick, Martha Sper- nak, John Celani, William McClatchey. Middle Row: Richard Smiley, Fred Fet- ty, Daniel Kubitsky, Gary DeMarchi, Reid Grove, Neddie Hollis, Frank Blankenbuehler, Louis Sepe, Jack France. Buck Row: Wilmer Mountain, Kenneth Tremba, Robert Cochenour, George Shargots, Joseph Giamalva, Russell Cuddy, Ronald Remy, Thomas Turachak. Front Row, left to right: Sandra No- bel, Betty Potsklan, Betty Pashkevich, Sally Story, Dorothy Paulochik, Alice Dukich, Nancy Hall. Middle Row: Charles Trenk, Thomas Hughes, Les! lie Nagg, Edward Merti, Paul Haren- ski, Donald Powell, Ronald Novak. Buck Row: Donald Stoicovy, William Schuman, Keith Flynn, Raymond Shaf- fer, William Alexander, George Pet- risck, Walter Stryculcl. Front Row, left to right: Charles Harlem, David Anderson, Edward Kallok, Alfred Troth, John Water- man, George Bonari, Gene Mori, John Pero, Thomas Donaldson, Gerald Leighty, Fred Randolph, Vincent Rizzo. Middle Row: La- verne Heddleston, Anthony Glott, Joseph Bafterby, Rudy Gietl, Har- rold Ames, Barnarcl Snyder, Frank Krupa, Darrell Harris, John Mc- Laine, Walter Wohler, Donald Sale, Adams. Back Row: John Beck, Roland Chachick, Robert No- Arnold Cape-llman, Howard Stanley Boston, Patrick Joseph Fowern, Merle Bar- Bruce Junker, Dan Gallagher. Row, left to right: Charles 1, Richard Mallison, Robert Thomas Cimoric, Burnett Dick Krotzer, Thomas Car- Hammond, Joseph Leh- Row: Gibbon Pat- Edward Hrutkay, Glen Rimbey, Leonard, Ronald Fairman, Long, William North, Rich- Vickroy. Back Row: Kelly Tim- Charles Mayer, Karl Wil- Joseph Serwinski, Alan Alex Umshares, James Hed- Junior Industrial Arts Student Adiusting Chuck on Lathe 65 Sophomores Harmonizing in Music For Elementary Grades OFFICERS Left to righf: George Kupefs, president: Rifa Willis, rep senfuiive To Congressp Donna Mundarino, secretary: Sandra Plafis, representative to Congress: Richard Siro ian, vice president Judy Hunier, treasurer. 66 wt' K m-News, debt' What would happen ,P Front Row, left to right: Linda Durinzi, Kay Reitz, Janet Beck, Lois Bailey, Esther Heckler, Judith Brazack, Christine De Fil- ippo, Amelia Razzando, Janet Gabrik, Joyce Zanardini, Marilee Ceccarelli, Mar- lene McKay, Helen Grados, Frances Zam- pan. Middle Row: Judith Wolfe, Mary Sesler, Patti Maraney, Joanne Burigard, Janet Bristor, Peggy Probst, Lynne John- son, Judy Hunter, Lorraine Prati, Donna Mandarino, Betty Fedor, Emma Lee Chew, Mary Ann Dimperio, Drauge Cseko. Back Row: Donna Skruber, Mildred Maruschak, Loretta Wilson, Janice Weaver, Lois Bar- ney, Jean Schaffer, Joan Shillings, Joanna Kruppa, Marlene Myden, Alyce Barclay, Alicia Laughecld, Patricia Nandor, Su- zanne Rice. Front Row, left to right: Frances Giannetti, Jane Matola, Madge George, Lois Fred- erick, Marlene Hamilton, Rita Remish, Bev- erly Schultz, Joan Paul, Nancy Staitord, Donna Schmitt. Middle Row: Marion Rich- ardson, Carole Krienbrook, Wilma Rich- ardson, Mona Moore, Shirley Sutherland, Rosalie Nocenti, Clover Culver, Rita Wil- lis, Lucia De Rocco. Back Row: Beth Duke, Suzanne Vacheresse, Elaine Litvak, Wes- ley Luckey, Alex Balla, Dave Hillhouse, Alice Wilson, Martha Gouger, Mary Lou Skecldle. Sophomore Elementary Experimenting in Science 67 Sophomore Secondary 6' A Sophomores At Leisure on South Hall Steps Front Row, left to right: William Gray, Michael Blazosky, Michael Twardy, George Kupets, Richard Miller, Jackson Thomas, Richard McGuire, James Farrell. Middle Row: Curtis Calamari, George Stoicovy, John Scarvel, Richard Wiita, Wil- liam Wilson, John Stout, Kenneth Beal. Bock Row: Dennis Kuremsky, Gary Davis, John Ciarrocchi, John Hooper, Thomas Anderson, Roger Hotz, Delmar Mosely, William Morris. Front Row, left to right: Judy Lebowitz, Elaine Cutler, Sandra Plutts, Charlotte Miller, Deanna Burchianti, Mary Ann Swe- da, Stephanie Yuratovich, Joanne Brewer, Betty Van Voorhis. Middle Row: Michael Koury, Nancy Hurst, Barbara McCorkle, Janet Sickles, Patty Mele, Alex Beziak, Richard Stroian. Bock Row: Robert Bail- ing, Karl Wendelin, Loretta Delbarre, Ber- nie Micozzi, Robert Mihallik. Sophomore Secondary Front Row, left to right: Anthony Frameli, Clarence Lofstead, William Mizerak, James Ilko, Bernard Koslosky, Robert Luxner, James D'uShaw, Consfaniine Vassilaros, Alfred Gunter. Middle Row: Dominic Paluii, Robert Ondulick, Raymond Kloock, Richard Jeney, George Razum, Ernest Razum, Terrell Hosler, William Price. Back Row: Andrew Zahratka, Norman Essey, Edward Ursinyi, James Deiley, Harold Huber, Richard Webb, Richard DiNardo. Lab Experience in Microbiology 69 Sophomore Industrial Arts Employing Creative Design in Industrial Arts Front Row, left to right: James DeBolt, Ronald Kcllenborn, Charles Rudek, Thomas Scalopek, James Gibbs, Joy Helsel, .lomes Belcher, Joe Durfee. Middle Row: Arthur Muck, Charles Orlondi, J. S. Paul, Mock Luder, Richard Motovich, Joseph Wirth, Raymond Petrus. Bock Row: John Bickerton, Robert Kucher, Joseph Price, Michael Dcxnko, Harold Fuge, Roy Shaffer. 70 Sophomore Industrial Arts Front Row, left to right: James Caputo, Paul Danko, Carl Andrasky, Clarence An- derson, Richard Bloom, Dan Kraft, Glenn Adams, Kenneth Clever. Middle Row: Paul Querry, Leonard McCauley, Clarence Chirdon, David Rubbo, Edward Scheiber, James Rhoads, Ronald Brougher. Back Row: Albert Komacek, Curtis Shore, Rob- ert McCullough, Wayne Hyre, Anthony Moravec, Blaine Baker. Front Row, left to right: Carl McGary, George Richmond, Raymond Bloom, Don- ald Tretchick, Robert Mulvin, Dave Shep- pard, Lowell Newman, Bernard Kensky. Middle Row: Jens Sorenson, William Whipple, Scott Winder, Frank Ptak, Leon- ard Mysliwiec, James Pudlo, Bernard Ko- val. Back Row: Robert Lavely, Robert Laird, John Tedorski, Robert Bortner, Ron- ald Kasper, George Mesher. Student Experimenting With Soldering 71 Freshmen OFFICERS Left to right: Robert Scilterelli, presidentp Lovino Ran- dolph, secreiaryp Rouenna Biddle, representative to Con- gress, Cora Jarvis, treasurer, Jerry Wilbur, vice presi' dent Freshmen Initiation 72 Front Row, leit to right: Mildred War- man, Betty Rogers, Joyce Sacco, Rose Marie Pollifroni, Rebecca Glover, Donna Fike, Betty Provance, Evelyn Schaefer, Anita Barzan. Middle Row: Connie Ga- briel, Beverly Ames, Martha Clutter, Ann Stine, Lynne Kemp, Gayle Vissat, Nancy Pringle, Beverly Newman, Luanne Nicholl, Dara Lou ,Keplar. Back Row: Clare Genwett, Donna Hopp, Joy Palicka, Roseann Myers, Vendla Ray, Di- ane Evans, Vivian Davidson, Connie De- Carlo, Jacqueline Tumilty, Jane Blaney, Peggy Chontos. Front Row, left to right: Irene Lanik, Lor- etta Backos, Palmetta Pezzoni, Joan Woodward, Marilyn Ficks, Mary Jane Richey, Louise Gladden, Sandra Hanam, Yvonne Budnik, Sabina Sala. Middle Row: Joyce Direnzi, Charlotte Dirda, Gloria Zaharolif, Claudia Kostura, Dor- othy Mateka, Jean Stockton, Nancy Ewing, Mary Ann l.oya, Donna Hamilton. Back Raw: Becky Brooks, Louise Gillis, Beverly Rosborough, Harry Gilmore, Rob- ert Bokulich, Thomas Wilkinson, Patty Blanock, JoAnn Ellison, Mary Anne Tru- dell. Freshman Elementary LEYE3. Mock Presidential Election if 73 Freshman Elementary Us Front Row, lefr to right: Judy Mcllvaine, Janice Cafalona, Dorothea, LaJevic, Joan Egan, Alice Cheeseman, Sally Dana, Hennie Ballenger, Raeanna Biddle, Barbara Smiih, Theresa Liveratti, Marlene Spitek, Mary Jane Fiedler. Middle Row: Sophia Agoris, Leah Kernick, Irene Easler, lrene Barron, Barbara Ferraki, Sonic Meizner, Sylvia Nesbit, Glenda Sianley, Helen Rus- sell, Brenda Cramer, Pairicia Twardy. Buck Row: Roberi Wagner, Fleming Mosely, Harold Christopher, Kenneih Papini, James Collins, James Conaway, Francis Dailey, Ronald Salvino. Now This is the Answer!! Q11 W-w W 4 in How Do You Do, Mr. Bones? wt 'i Freshmen Secondary Front Row, left to right: Judith Harris, Blanche Leeper, Darla Barth, Cora Jarvis, Shirley Markel, Thelma Miller, Janet Fike, Susan Joseph, Doris Brubaker. Middle Row: Louis Timok, Beniamin Sheets, Don- ald Lucas, Salvatore Sgroi, James Todd, Michael Hazuda, Richard Steppling, Don- ald Straieck. Bock Row: Roy Feldman, Walter Widmer, Robert Kinnick, John An- drus, Kenneth Roger, Richard Dull, Richard Dillon, Gerald Bronder. Front Row, left to right: Carole Russell, Mary Ann Ventimiglia, Kathleen Dobru- nick, Norma Miller, Barbara Hout, Gloria Lyons, Rosemary Tarka, Barbara Wolters, Joann Ruby, Mary Ann Huber, Margaret Ramsey. Middle Row: Arthur Jeffries, Leo Orlandi, Dave Atkinson, Albert Dive- ly, Roger McGary, Paul Thomas, Frank Solata, Richard Ritter, William Herhiser. Back Row: Robert Goodwin, William Gates, Anthony Stavaski, Kenneth Bennett, Thomas Hopkins, James Bussord, Carmen Congelio, Alvin Catella, Gordon Lepri. Freshman Secondary Oops, Don'i' Goof!! Front Row, left to right: Joe Paull, Edward Phillips, Jerry Dunlop, Dolores Tekavec, Irene Adamusko, Peggy Roncadori, Catherine Lynn, Margaret Lee, Joan Falconi, George Martin, Lawrence Levefo, John Velfri. Middle Row: Edward Tokar, Jack Cairns, Thomas Balsone, Carl Zilka, George Bednar, Clyde Powell, Donald Province, Glenn Miller, Paul Boston, Joseph Zunic, Donald Rego. Back Row: George Karniale, Paul Cree, Ronald Aclon, John Orsega, Roberi Walker, George Zober, John Sage, John Reilly, Richard Stewart, William Dando, Gay Leonard. 76 Freshmen Industria Arts Front Row, left to right: Arthur Capozzi, Frank Kon, Vincent Bailey, Douglas Way- ner, Carter Roth, Richard Bucher, Robert Nagle, Robert Nichols. Middle Row: Don- ald Yannacci, James Cullen, John Snyder, Donald Matz, Theodore Cramer, James Delpierre, David Mead, David Helon, Amien Joseph. Back Row: Melvin Chell- man, Robert Knell, Ronald McKeever, Joseph Wise, James Hunter, Charles Oie- sen, Gary Reighard, Ernest Davis, Robert Cole. Front Row, left to right: Angelo Delaini, Albert Pugliese, James Burrows, Robert Whiten, Cecil Murray, David Tomasi, Joseph Lazor, Robert Saltarelli, Thomas Muchler, Ned DeForrest. Middle Row: Donald Cornell, Joseph Lombardo, Ronald Burns, Carl Stoltenberg, John Paulick, Keith Swank, Jerry Sattalo, Joseph Glatz, Jay Cassidy. Back Row: Theodore Gei- bel, James Crissman, William Sestak, James Kennedy, John Bamfadino, Ronald Albenze, John Bergan, John Lyons. Students Working at California Job Case Setting Up Type 77 Freshmen Industrial Arts Front Row, left fo right: Duane Rinello, Thomas Stewart, David Tulip, Robert Paxton, Robert Opest, William Miller, David Bezilla, Paul Zedack, Lewis Walters, Arthur Sloan, James Seanor. Middle Row: James Douglas, Donald Hopkins, Harold Chitester, Frank Hartman, Leon Mowry, David Gaskill, Harry Bennett, Patrick Zanolli, Edward Baron. Back Row: Gene Bellinotti, Edward Pykosh, Thomas Bowser, Norman Gregor, Michael Barbish, Howard Phillips, Wayne Shaulis, Lee Gregory. Future Pin-Up Lamp in the Process ot Construction Freshmen Going to Classes Students in Action Student Working in the Finishing Room of the Wood Shop Students Working With Wood General 4. Semantics in Practice Working With Audio-Visual Equipment 79 Q ' I Q . ww- M N an far mm w Q ,. fi.. : .:.- :xg- mn .gil ..,.. 1 ' NP' VE x Q , V ,f 15. .,., u ,,.,, I , .E . X A W. K ,N ..f- b K 5 my -gigggfg, na H my xxx: I 'Q '5 FPS ,wi f e Me Actlvltles Editor, Donna Shultz Sponsor, Edward Sikora Front Row, left to right: Dorothy Paulochik, Sally Kor- nick, Martha Spernak, JoAnn Ellison. Bock Row: Janet Lukey, Donna Mandarino, Betty Fedor. Monocal Editor ..,............, Student Advisor ..,.. Business Manager Literary Editor ..,,. Literary Staff ......, Organization Typists ...,. Sponsors ..... Left to right: Horrietta Dena Morris. Typing Editor ..,....,.....,, Student Photographer ......, Artist .,.......,,.....,............ Staff ........... STAFF Donna Shultz Harrietta McCraw Dena Morris Martha Spernak Mary Puskar Alfred Troth Ned De Forrest Joann Ellison, Betty Fedor, Sally Kornick, Janet Lukey, Donna Mandarino, Dorothy Paulochik ...,................... Mary Ann Dimperio, Emma Lee Chew, Marilee Ceccarelli, Joyce Derinzi, Janet Gabrik, Nancy Neil, Lorraine Prati, Gwendolyn Zoretic Drauga Cseko, Claudia Kostura, Norma Jean Miller, Jacqueline Price Gaston Lebois, Edward Sikora, John Smith McCraw, Mary Puskar, Martha Spernak, 82 Monocal iw W , .,,.,. Q M-,ia 1 wiki 55 Left to right: Drauga Cseko, Norma Jean Ki Miller, Jacqueline Price, Mary Puskar. sggisifgiey Q The MONOCAL is the yearbook of the Col- lege. It is published annually by the students. Membership entails the use of originality and a coordination capacity for visualizing, directing, managing, writing, and editing. The coordina- tion of the many steps in publishing the annual makes the production an enterprise which is a challenge to every member of the staff. Through- out the school year, the members have relin- quished much of their free time in order to de- vote their energies toward a better yearbook. Left to right: Alfred Troth. Seated, left to right: Janet Sickles, Helen Grados, Charlotte Miller, Sandra Platts Standing: George Kupets, Bev- erly Schultz, Roger McGary, Tom Pat- terson Shirley Markel. Stall Editor-in-Chief .... ...., J anet Sickles Student Advisor ..... .,...... E leanor Troy Managing Editor .,... ..... C harlotte Miller News Editor ,..,...,.. ...... H elen Grados Feature Editor ...., ,...., S andra Platts Sports Editor ,...... .,,. G eorge Kupets Assistant Editor ..,.. ..,., S hirley Markel Photographers ....,.. , ,..., Tom Patterson Roger McGary Circulation Manager ...,........,,,.., Beverly Schultz Reporters ...........,...,,.,,,. ..,., D anna Mandarino, Barbara Hout, Sue Joseph, Norma Miller, Mary Ann Huber, Rose Marie Polliproni, Janet Fike, Irene Easler, Joanna Kruppa, Connie Gabriel, Elaine Cutler, Irene Lanik, Judy Brazack, Eleanor Roule, Theresa Liveratti, Donna Skruber. Typists .,......,..,.......... .......,..... M arlene Hamilton, Rita Remish, Betty Fedor, Gail Sene'Ff. TOWER TIMES Seated, left to right: J. Brazack, R Polliproni, T. Liveratti, I. Lonik, B. Fe dor, R. Remish, B. Schultz, N. J. Miller G. Sena-FF. Standing: S. Joseph, J Fike, B. Hout, D. Mandarino, I. Easler M. Huber, M. Hamilton. Tower Times TOWER TIMES, the weekly newspaper of the College is published for the purpose of reporting all campus activities and news events. Sup- ported by students' activity fees, it serves as an organ for the expression ot student opinion. Experience in writing and editing a school paper in preparation for sponsoring public school newspapers is oltered. Weekly publication is made under the management of the Council of School Newspaper Advisors, the undergraduates' training school for newspaper sponsorship. With the aid of its sponsors, Miss Dorothy Harpster and Mr. C. M. Hughey, the TOWER TIMES has pro- vided enlightenment ancl enioyment for the stu- dents and faculty. STAFF I I. A. LEADER Front Row, left to right: Roy Shatter, John Tedorski, Thomas Muchlef, Charles Anderson, David Rubbo, Douglas Wayner, Kenneth Maurer, Rodger Ham- mond, editor. Middle Row: James Hedman, Rudy Gietl, Joseph Lehosky, Richard Vick- roy, Merle Barger, Robert No- ble, William North, Dr. S. L. Coover. Back Row: Thomas Stewart, John Snyder, Robert Whiten, Joseph Wise, James Douglas, Gene Bellinotti, Dor- othy Valla, Mr. Anthony Sta- vaski. W Industrial Arts Leader Vulcan The lndustrial Arts Leader is a newspaper published twice a year by the students of the industrial arts department. Staff members per- form all the functions of newspaper work in the composition of the material and also the actual press work , under the competent supervision of Mr. Anthony Stavaski and Dr. S. L. Coover. The publication is circulated to students, faculty, alumni, and heads in the field of industrial edu- cation, in an attempt to keep them informed concerning the activities of the department and latest developments in industrial education. . K Q - Known as the Freshman Bible, the Vulcan is the handbook of the college, and is published once a year for distribution at registration time in September to all matriculating students. This book provides, for both faculty and students, practical information concerning customs and regulations of the college, campus activities and organizations, and student government. It offers a concrete source of information concerning life on the California campus. The faculty sponsor is Mr. George Harding. VULCAN Seated, left to right: Mary Lee Everett, Jean Cordis and Nancy Lomagno, Co-edi- torsg Henrietta Ballinger, Janet Bristor. Standing: Charles King, Robert Saltarelli, Richard Stroian. STUDENT CONGRESS Front Row, left to right: Frances Gi- annetti, Sandra Platts, Raenna Biddle, Beverly Schultz, Mary Puskar, Phyliss Bodnar, Rita Willis, Secretary, Nancy Hurst, Peggy Probst. Middle Row: Gene Manetta, Vice President, Charles King, Richard Stroian, Edith Kilroy, Sandra Nobel, Andrew Bryner, Michael Rocca, President, Frank Lenox. Back Row: Lewis Jacobstein, Robert Noble, Thomas Turachak, Gerald Leighty, John Celoni, Robert Perry, Dale Osborne, Clyde Hartman. Student Congress Student Cabinet Student Congress is the legislative branch of the Student Activities Association. To encour- age and regulate school activities, to stimulate a spirit of unity within the student body, and to vitalize the principles of democratic government are the objectives of this group. The principal function of Congress is to allocate funds from the Student Activities Fund to the various recog- nized organizations of campus. The Student Congress is composed of representatives from each class, representatives from each recognized extra-curricular organization onthe campus, and the president of the Student Activities Associa- tion. The sponsors are Clyde Hartman and Frank Lenox. Student Cabinet was affected to act as a clearing board for Congress, because much of the work of Student Congress is of detailed na- ture. Twelve members of Congress who have served one year are elected to Cabinet. It has no real powers of its own, but submits its recom- mendations concerning policy and actions to Stu- dent Congress for final authorization. Guided by the philosophy of student participation, the group works with the administration and enioys complete freedom in requesting information and making suggestions on matters that are bene- ficial to the college in general. The sponsor is Frank Lenox. l STUDENT CABINET Front Row, left to right: Edith Kilroy, Phyliss Bodnar, Rita Willis, Secretary, Raenna Biddle. Back Row: Clyde Hartman, Gene Manetta, Ken- neth Maurer, Vice President, Dale Osborne, Charles King, Michael Rocca, President, Frank Lenox. 86 COMMITTEE ON SOCIAL ACTIVITIES Front Row, left to right: Marcia Horn, Lois Frederick, Mary Jo McWreath, Janice Ballinger, Co- chairmanp Velma Schrock, Mary Anne Cooley, Betty Brown, Martha Kridle. Middle Row: Dennis Kuremsky, Co-chairman, Ray Petrus, Richard Stroian, George Hauman, Gary DeMar- chi. Back Row: John Fecik, Ed- ward Garrison, Harold Roberts, Bernard Macozzi, Treasurer, Gene Franks, Robert Mihallik. Social Activities The Committee for Social Activities is a vol- unteer organization of students who instigate and sponsor student social activities not directly sponsored by other organizations. Week-end dances were held in the Vulcan Lounge and were a great addition to the social side of our college life. This Committee has remedied the previously' dull weekends at California State Teachers Col- lege. The entire student body should extend a hearty vote of thanks to this organization, to these hard working students who have im- mensely brightened the social life of our campus. The sponsors are Frank Lenox, Lela Hamilton, and Hubert Snyder. Lenox. Student Activities The purpose of the Student Activities Asso- ciation is to regulate student activities and main- tain democratic student government. All regu- larly enrolled students who carry ten credits are members of the Student Activities Association. Its officers are elected by all students on campus. It is the president's duty to arrange for collection of tickets at all college functions. He may call assemblies at his discretion should a problem of general concern to the student body arise. The sponsor is Frank Lenox. STUDENT ACTIVITIES ASSOCIATION OFFICERS President .....,,..... .......,....., ,.,. ,...,. .,.. ,... B r u c e Rice Vice President ....,. ...,,,.,.. R onald Novak Secretary .. . .... Donna Mandarino Seated, left to right: Ronald Novak, Donna Mandarino. Standing: Frank Intercollegiate Conference On Government Seated, left to right: Jerome DuJordan, Assistant Chairman, Donna Mandarino, Judith Wolfe, Marcia Horn, Secretary, Mary Anne Cooley. Standing: Michael Rocca, Ronald Novak, George Hart, George Roadman, John Timney, Gene Manetta, Jack Frantz, Michael Koury. Members of l.C.G. are selected from stu- dents who have manifested and sustained an interest in social, economic, and political prob- lems. C.S.T.C. is a charter member of I.C.G., founded in 1934 by Genevieve Blatts. The local group meets every week to prepare material fcr a conference which is held at Harrisburg in April. The conference is organized on a unica- meral basis. At the conference this year a model state legislature will be held. The spon- sors are George Hart and George Roadman. Student Fellowship The Student Fellowship which is open to all students on campus helps promote friendliness and fellowship through programs of cultural, recreational, religious, and social nature. It is affiliated with the four religious clubs on campus. Among the annual events that occur are the Campfire, Student Variety Show, Sports Night, Halloween Dance and Christmas Caroling. The sponsors are Hubert Snyder and John Lewis. Left to right: John Celani, Representative to Congress: Miriam Lewis, Secretary, Nancy Lomagno, Anna Jean Soliani, Presi- dent, John Lewis. EW in ,. ,ss General Safety Committee Nts t me sw seen , L. s Ks? se its rss wsu W. . -,.. Must. ssfssm.fwMs-ss sfL,t.t.,, srftasefsm ,sf tina... A W, ,T-KM,-M me-a em...g,eW.sM Bmw sys-mean NAM r -me w gawk rams as eWm,..g ggstrmssstt tt H. . t ,W Hts JH M' ts V as tt .. as as s sf HBH avsffs 5234? at we 1 ft. Md' B -Q W .. rang if s MX .Q el' Landscape Committee The Landscape Committee is an organiza- tion for the improvement of the appearance of California's Campus. This committee has no ac- tual authority in this respect, however, it gives the students responsibility in that they provide and discuss with the president suggestions for beautifying the campus. A large map has been made ofthe campus on which the improvements are recorded. The members are appointed by the president. Left to right: Ruth Beck, Ruth Ann Farquhar, Janet Duncan, Richard McHenry, Bruce Junker. 89 The membership of the Committee on General Safe- ty is appointed by the presi- dent and consists of several administrative officers, 'Facul- ty members, employees, and students. The purpose of the committee is to recommend and enforce improvements re- lating to fire prevention, drills, and equipment, civil defense regulations, traFFic safety, pedestrian safety, health, and building construc- tion. Seatecl, left to right: Michael Rocca, Toni Blozik, Kenneth Maurer. Stand- ing: Richard Medve, Jerry Leighty. Traveling Men's Council The traveling council aims to promote the welfare and interests of all non-resident male students, supervise the men's traveling room, and act as the representative of the non-resident men in all campus activities. Front Row, left to right: Edward Szymczyk, Jerry Dulordan, Charles Trenk. Second Row: Robert Ondulick, Regis Toprani, Edward Ursinyi. Third Row: Dean Cheesebrough, William Price, Robert Kinnick. Back Row: Joseph Hahn, Walter Stry- chula. 90 Men's Dormitory Council- Johnson Hall The Johnson Hall council works with the Dean of Men to make dormitory living a profit- able and satisfying experience for all resident men. Front Row, left to right: Thomas Carter, Donald Shockey, Gibbon Patton, John Flinn. Back Row: James Hedman, Robert Noble, Karl Wilhelm, Charles King. mn Men's Dormitory Council Dixon Hall The Dixon Hall council works with the Assistant Dean of Men to make dormitory living a pre-- fitable and new enriching ex- perience for all freshmen men. Front Row, left to right: William McClat- chey, James Cullen, Gene Bellinotti, Theo- dore Geidel. Back Row: Frank Naylor, James Wharton, Joseph Glatz, David Mead, Joseph Paull, Harry Myrga, Michael Rocca. Women's Traveling Council The Women's Traveling Council is composed of a President, Vice President, Secretary-Treas- urer, and a representative from each class. This Council supervises the activities of the women commuting students and acts on numerous situa- tions which arise during the school year. The purpose and aim of this council is to better conditions in the Traveling Room, to pro- mote a friendly atmosphere, and to encourage better relationship with the dormitory students. Front Row, left to right: Nancy Sethman, Edith Kilroy, Presi- dentg Charlotte Miller, Back Row: Donna Shultz, Helen Grades. Women's Dormitory Council The Women's Dormitory Council is an organization which promotes the wel- fare of the dormitory women. Officers and representatives are elected by the women to comprise this governing body which meets weekly. The purpose of the organization is to create a spirit of friendly cooperation and fellowship. The Council concerns itself not only with rules and regulations, but also with plans for informal parties such as the Big and Little Sister Tea and Christmas Spiriting. Front Row, left to right: Lillian Schoenmaker, Diane Alexander. Middle Row: Jacqueline Stanley, Dol- ores Smerigan, Karen Schiffbauer. Back Row: Janice Weaver, Martha Kridle. 9'l ACTIVE MEMBERS Front Row, left to right: Donald Scran. drol, Robert Donnini, Carl McCary, president, Thomas Carter, vice presi- dent, Richard Medve, corresponding secretary, Anthony Frameli, Robert Leeper, historian. Buck Row: Ronald Remy, Clarence Lofstead, Allan Myers, recording secretaryp Gerald Taylor, Joseph Serwinski, Michael Koury, ser- geant. Alpha Phi Gmega Alpha Phi Omega is the Boy Scout Frater- nity whose purpose is to assemble college men in the fellowship of the Boy Scout oath and law and to develcp friendship and promote service to humanity. This organization is open to all former or present boy scouts with a desire to help others. The Ugly Man Contest , which is a drive to provide funds for the Easter Seal Carn- paign, is another step in fulfilling the members goal of pursuing worthy projects. Providing guides for various campus tours and ushers for many of the performances given by different or- ganizations on campus are some of the ways in which they benefit the college. The sponsors are Richard W. Shackelford and John F. Lewis. PLEDGES Front Row, left to right: Thomas Muchler, Gerald Leighty, Edmund Zaharewicz, James DuShaw, Donald Tretchick, David Mead, Herman Stork, Roger McGary, Richard Steppling. Middle Row: Walter Wohler, Bernard Koslosky, Michael Blazosky, George Richmond, Tony Stavaski, .lack Cairns, Howard Weber. Back Row: Frank Lenox, Robert Bortner, Lee Gregory. Front Row, left to right: Helen Joseph, Sylvia Humphries, Marcia Horn, Sylvia Bellora, Dolores Smerigan, Janice Ballenger, presi- dent, Harriet Ruoff, secretary, Joyce DuShaw. Middle Row: Nan. cy Underwood, Donna Shultz, Janet Lukey, Martha Spernak, Martha Gouger, Donna Mandarino, Mary Lee Everett, Anna Jean Soliani, Ina Jean Hall, Mary Martin, treasurer. Buck Row: Nancy Neil, Mary Ann Cooley, Nancy Ann Lomango, Jo- anna Kruppa, Betty Sarnpey, Anna Mae Wray, Jean Cordis, Lorraine Behrendt, Ferne Shire, Joanne Hu- ber, vice president. Front Row, left to right: Ralph Charney, Harry Farrar, David An- derson, Robert Pittavino, George Bonari, Thomas Carter, Bernard Snyder, Vergil Taylor, Alexander Smoyer, Shriver Coover, Merrill Campbell, Donald Walker, presi- dent. Middle Row: Bruce Junker, Charles Carls, vice president, Karl Wilhelm, Robert Brougher, Frank Krupa, Marlin McClintock, Maxwell Creasy, John Swearingen, Carl Miller, Ernest Cadwell, David Wal- ker, secretary. Back Row: Edward Sikora, lrvin Shutsy, Anthony Sta- vaski, Clare Thompson, William Kinter, William Walcutt, Joseph Serwinski, Joseph Batterby, Donald Salre, Charles Messner, Thomas Glasgow. Gamma Pi Chi Gamma Pi Chi was organized at California in 1925 for the purpose of developing social leaders. Members are chosen on the basis of scholarship, loyalty, and cooperation and no girl is eligible for membership unless she has at least a C average in classwork. Various events of the year included a tea for the new members, Christmas and Easter good will acts, and a cookie and candy sale. The year is always climaxed by a banquet for the seniors. The sponsor is Henrietta Carroll. Epsilon Pi Tau Epsilon Pi Tau is an international fraternity for persons in Industrial Arts and Vocational Edu- cation. The members of the fraternity have as their purposes: to recognize the place of skill, to promote social and professional efiiciency, to fos- ter and reward research, and to publish and use its result. Members of the local Psi Chapter must have a B average in Industrial Arts and a C average or above outside their maior field. The co-trustees are Merrill G. Campbell and Ralph F. Charney. PM Sgnm Pi Phi Sigma Pi is a national honorary scholas- tic fraternity for men in the teacher education in- stitutes. The purpose of the organization is to promote high ideals and interests in the work of education. Students must attain high scholar- ship and worthy interest and ideals in order to qualify for membership. The meetings are fre- quently highlighted by distinguished lecturers who discuss responsibilities and opportunities in the educational field. The sponsor is Harold E. Kemper. PHI SIGMA Pl Front Row, left to right: Michael Rocca, John Celani, president, Harold Kemper, sponsor, David Walker, Ronald Novak. Back Row: Robert Cochenour, Donald Walker, Charles Neighbors, Donald Stai- covy, Thomas Anderson, Michael Koury, Thomas Hughes, Kenneth Beal, Reid Grove. Kappa Deha M Kappa Delta Pi, the honorary educational fraternity, was organized at California in 1941. The purpose of this fraternity is to encourage high profession, intellectual, and personal stand- ards for preparation of teaching. Members are selected on the basis of high scholarship, profes- sional attitude, and personal attitudes toward life and teaching. Last year a representative from C.S.T.C. was sent to the national fraternity conference held at Oklahoma A 81M University. The new sponsor is Cora Coover. KAPPA DELTA Pl Front Row, left to right: Betty Pot- sklan, Mary Lou Kruppa, Joyce Papini, Shirley Walther, Helen Joseph, vice president, Ruth Ack- erman. Middle Row: Martha Man- andise, Anna Jean Soliani, Miriam Lewis, secretary: Harrietta McCraw, president, Marilyn Pivarnik, treas- urer. Buck Row: Donna Shultz, Janice Morgan, Nancy Neil, Claere Jameson, Toni Blozik, Cora Coo- ver, Dolores Smerigan, Harriet Ruoff, Patricia Buchta, Maria Mur- ,Phy- 94 x SIGMA ALPHA ETA Front Row, left to right: Janet Nizinski, Janet Beck, Judy Coleman, Rita Willis, Donna Mandarino, Judy Hunter, Irene Jeney. Middle Row: Miriam Lewis, Mary Jo McWreath, Harry Myrga, Robert Baynes, Lois Bailey, Charlotte Miller. Howard Roberts, Gordon Schuckers, Dale Osborne. Sigma Alpha Eta The national fraternity of Sigma Alpha Eta is an honorary organization for students en- rolled in the curriculum of speech correction. One speech correction course, in addition to suf- ficient interest, qualifies one to become an asso- ciate member. From this status, he may ad- vance to key membership, which requires that the students must have completed a specific num- ber of credits and have a required scholastic achievement. The sponsor is J. Herschel Bowlen. MONVALEA Seated, left to right: Nancy Underwood, Treasurer, Helen Joseph, Vice Presidentp Dorothy Harpster, Linda Durinzi, Beverly Schultz, Representative to Congress. Back Row: Sonia Metzner, Anna Haas, Marilyn Ficks, Vivian Davidson, Anita Barzan, Barbara Haut, Mary Ann Huber. Monvalea Monvalea, the college bridge club, meets in the Colonial Room each Friday. Monvalea encourages interest in the game by providing in- structions to beginners and stimulates the spirit of friendliness and unity among the women who are brought together at these meetings. The social contacts and relationships which this club affords are very satisfying. Cumulative scores are kept and prizes are given at each semester party. With the exception of payment of dues, Monvalea has no requirement for membership. Back Row: Andrew Timko, Joseph Bitonti, Math Club The Math Club was organ- ized to further student interest in mathematics and to gain a general understanding of the construction and use of mathe- matical instruments. P u z z l e s and unusual problems which are not encountered in the regular class sessions are solved by this group. Meetings concern any subject which is pertaining to the field of mathematics educa- tion including literature, prac- tical applications and the teach- ing of mathematics. Opportun- ity is provided for field mathe- matics. The sponsor is Frederick Atkins. Science Clubs MATH CLUB Front Row, left to right: Catherine Lynn, Margaret Lee, Sandra Nobel, President, Mary Kay Kollar, Joanne Brewer, Secretary-Treasurer. Second Row: James llko, Robert Perry, Representative to Congress, Martin Mounts, William Alexander, George Shargots, Vice President. Back Row: James Roberts, James Jesick, Wilmer Mountain, David McAlpine, Roland Lazzaro. CHEMISTRY CLUB Front Row, left to right: Joseph Paull, Robert Lytle, Gloria Lyons, Secretary, Cath- erine Lynn, Margaret Lee. Second Row: Ernest Davis, Fred Brassart, Carl Zilka, George Bednav, Clyde Powell. Third Row: Clyde Hartman, Thomas Balsone, John Stout, Poul Boston, Donald Province. Back Row: Thomas Patterson, Treasurer, Walter Widmer, Andrew Suchkc, Joseph Zunic. Chemistry Club The Chemistry club has done much to further the interests of science on our campus. The ob- jectives of the members are to increase knowledge and appre- ciation for science in general and chemistry in particular and to prepare for teaching by build- ing a resource of experiments and other visual aids. The meet- ings provide an opportunity for the members to discuss infor- mally current science develop- ments. Films selected for their informational content or teach- ing potentiality are presented. The annual program includes a field trip and an evening for a social-professional meeting. The sponsor is Clyde Hartman. 96 ASTRONOMY CLUB Science Clubs Astronomy Club The Astronomy Club was or- ganized in September of T955 to promote interest in the field of astronomy. The club is open to any interested student or faculty member. Several field trips are planned each year which include visits to the College Farm to ob- serve the skies, to J. W. Facker 84 Co. in Pittsburgh where tele- scopes and other optical instru- ments are made, and to the Alle- gheny Observatory in Pitts- burgh. One of the activities was constructing a dome for a model planetarium. The sponsor is J. Calvin Fleming. Front Row, left to right: Dara Keplar, Becky Brooks, Gloria ZoharoHi, Loretta Backos, Secretaryg Phyllis Bodnar, Representative to Congress, Dorothy Paulochik, Treas- urer. Bock Row: William Parnell, Richard Filchock, J. C. Fleming, James Hake, Vice President, George Zober, Andrew Machusko, President, Thomas Marinkovich, Thomas Patterson, Charles Mihealsick. Geography Club The Geography Club, one of the oldest groups on campus, was organized in 1926 and is one of the largest and most ac- tive special interest clubs. lt was organized to help stimulate in- terest in geography. At their monthly meetings, programs planned by the various mem- bers consist of movies, lectures, and discussions of common in- terests, oFFering invaluable infor- mation which broadens their education and which should be useful in the classroom. Gabriel Betz and George Harding are the sponsors. 97 GEOGRAPHY CLUB Front Row, left to right: Ruth Beck, JoAnn Coatsworth, Nancy Hall, Secretary, Bar- bara McCorkle, Alice Dukich. Second Row: John Ciarrocchi, William Mizerak, Gary Davis, President, William McCIatchey, Neddie Hollis. Third Row: Kenneth Tremba, William Prucasky, Russell Cuddy, Thomas Cox, George Karniate. Buck Row: Richard Jeney, Alex Balla, William Schuman, Vice President: George Shargots, Dominick Costa, Robert Rockwell. Biology Club The Audio-Visual Service Club is a new or- ganization on campus. The purpose of this club is to bring together those students who are mu- tually interested in serving the needs of their college through a sound audio-visual service program. The organization provides numerous services that are of highly beneficial nature to both the student body and the faculty. These services include such functions as an educational film program, campus activities films, entertain- ment films, proiection of musical programs, and other numerous functions. The sponsor is Jack F. Hoyes. BIOLOGY CLUB Front Row, left to right: Paul Haren- ski, Phyllis Bodnar, Secretary, Dorothy Paulochik, Treasurerp Lucille Musial, James Bissell, Vice President. Back Row: Robert Ondulick, Representative tine Vassilaros, President: Dr. Ander- son, Robert Leeper, Richard Medve, Ronald Salvino, Andrew Yobuck. Audio-Visual Club The Biology Club was organized during the first semester of the T956-1957 term to stimu- late interest in the original investigations con- cerning the problems of biology. Membership is voluntary. Two general seminars are planned each year at which selected research topics are discussed by the investigators. lt is hoped that membership in this organization will offer the opportunity to work on problems of individual interest and to increase the ability of those so en- gaged to devise and carry out original investi- gations, to analyze experimental results accur- ately, and to report the findings concisely and without bias. The sponsor is A. H. Anderson. AUDIO-VISUAL SERVICE CLUB Front Row, left to right: Marvin McClintock, Bernard Snyder, Vice President, Thomas Carter, Treasurerg Harry Myrga. Back Row: Allan Myers, Tom Turachak, President: Sandra Nobel, Repre- 1 sentative to Congress: Daniel Piesik, Mary .lo X-Azrszglium McWreath, Secretary, Joseph Serwinski. 'MW to Congress: George Razum, Constan- ART CLUB left to right: Lois Frederick, Dorothy Mateka, John Koval, President, An- drew Suchko, Donald Cochenour, Vice President, Mary Puskar, Joanne Bun- gord, Correspondent: Shirley Turney, Glenda Stanley, Joyce Zanarclini, Lor- etta Wilson, Secretary-Treasurer, Jane Matolo. Art Club The Art Club is a relatively new organiza- tion on campus. The purpose of the club is to give interested and talented students in art an opportunity to work with diFFerent art media. Anyone can ioin this organization if he has an aesthetic interest. One of the maior events of the year was the planning of the Spring Exhibi- tion. Angus Douple is the sponsor. Photography Club The aim of the Photography Club is to cul- tivate an interest in and a practical understand- ing of the art and science of photography. The members of the club study the construction and use of the simple camera and various phases of the practice and processes of photography. One of the activities of this club is to take pictures at such college functions as class dances and other activities throughout the school year. The spon- sor is Jack F. Hoyes. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Left to right: Gary Reighard, Robert Kinnick, Frank Krupa, Ronald Remy, Allan Myers, Vice President: Robert Nagle, Charles Anderson, Rodger Hammond, Robert Noble, Representative to Congress, Alfred Troth, President. 99 Veterans' Club VETERANS' CLUB Front Row, left to right: John Veltri, George Martin, William Dando, Walter Harris, Richard Wattras, Donald Streieck, Glenn Miller. Middle Row: Howard Sokololf, August Zumpetta, Ar- thur Jeffries, Francis Dailey, Harold Huber, Clarence Ander- son, Dominic Paluti. Back Row: Edward Ursinyi, Andrew Timko, Mike Retus, Kenneth Tremba, John Oris, John Ciarrocchi, Con- stantine Vassilaros, Donald Stoicovy. Front Row, left to right: Michael Peckyno, Michael Rocca, Ed- ward Szymczyk, Nicholas De- Figio, Salvatore Sgroi, Rudy Ka- losky, Treasurer, Alex Drozeck, Vice President. Middle Row: William Hershiser, Regis Top- rani, Fred Perez, William Utter- back, Joseph Zaharewicz, Rich- ard Bernardo, Richard Smiley. Back Row: Raymond Kloock, James llko, Albert Ferrari, James DuShaw, William Pro- casky, Jordan Vincentich, Wil- liam Alexander. The Veterans' Club is an organization which has been formed for those persons who have been honorably discharged from the Armed Forces on or after September 16, 1940. The aims of the club are to aid the re-adiustment of the veteran and to help him become an active member of the student body. This organization provides excellent opportunity for these ex-service men to discuss and clarify the problems and situations concern- ing veterans' laws and benefits made available to them. A Service Officer is elected to contact the men and aid in this re- spect. One of the activities of the club is to sponsor the annual Armistice Day program during the assembly period. At the close of the school year, its activities are culminated with a banquet. Dr. O. Ray Bontrager is the sponsor of the Veterans' Club. 100 Veteran's Club VETERANS CLUB Front Row, left to right: Edward Kallok, David McAlpine, Robert Joczik, James Roberts, Robert Tay- lor, Richard Stippling, John Lyons, Robert Nagle. Middle Row: Ken- neth Jammu, John Hricks, Alfred Gunter, Donald Todaro, Donald Powell, James Delpierre, Theodore Cramer, Robert Brougher. Back Row: George Churella, Louis Sepe, George Mesher, Sebastian LoNigro, Leonard Petrus, Don Yannacci, Gary Reighard, Stanley Boston, Keith Flynn, Richard McHenry, Daniel Gallagher, Robert Murphy. RIFLE CLUB Rifle Club Any male student of C.S.T.C. who is inter- ested in small bore target shooting and in gain- ing experience in organizing clubs in schools where they may be teaching can belong to the Rifle Club. This organization has sixty members who meet the first Monday of every month. Each member must fire at least once a week to practice for the rifle matches which are ar- ranged each semester. A very impressive float titled Annie Get Your Gun was submitted by this organization in the Homecoming Parade. The sponsors are Richard W. Shackelford and Harry L. Monroe. Front Row, left to right: Michael Blozosky, Paul Zedack, Thomas Cimoric, Richard Krotzer, Richard Vick- roy, Ronald Salvino, James Belcher, Theodore Geibel, Ronald Burns. Second Row: Bernard Koslosky, Paul Querry, Raymond Bloom, Richard Bloom, Ronald Kallenborn, Thomas Carter, Nedclie Hollis, David Gaskill. Third Row: Harry Monroe, Richard Medve, Robert Leeper, Clarence Anderson, David Tomasi, Lewis Walters, Edward Pyk sh. Back Row: Wayne Shaulis, Robert Whiten, Joseph Wise, Ned De Forrest, Robert Nichols. 101 COLLEGE PLAYERS Front Row, left to right: Judy Lebowitz, Marlene Spitek, Connie Maxon, Carolyn Ghrist, Mary Jo McWreath, Nancy Jane McCallum, Lillian Schoenmaker, Patricia Buchta. Middle Row: James Seanor, Benny Goodman, Andrew Zahratka, Karl Wen- delin, Gary DeMarchi, Robert McCullough, John Tedarski, Robert Boiling, Robert Hughes. Back Row: Thomas Turachak, rep- resentative to Congress, Phyliss Bodnar, treasurer, Louise Davis, Shirley Walther, president, Marlene McKay, secretaryg Robert Mulvin, vice president. College Players The College Players is one ofthe most active organizations on campus. The members are re- sponsible 'For the dramatic activities of the col- lege and produce two major plays each year. The two major productions of i956-57 were Bell, Book, and Candle under the student su- pervision of Karl Wendelin and Our Town with Jacqueline Stoney as student director. This or- ganization gives interested students experience in stagecraft, stage lighting, make-up and act- ing. The merit awards are the Distinguished Service Recognition and College Players Hall of Fame. The sponsor is Louise Davis. OMEGA Front Row, left to right: Carolyn Ghrist, Sally Story, Jacqueline Staney, Mary Jo McWreath. Middle Row: Lillian Schoen- maker, Betty Brown, corresponding secre- taryg Shirley Walther, vice president: Shir- ley Paul. Back Row: Gary DeMarchi, treasurerp Charles Mayer, James Coulson, presidentp Harry Myrga, sergeant-at-arms. T02 Alpha Psi Omega Alpha Psi Omega is a member of the Beta Omicron Chapter, the national honorary dra- matic fraternity. lts exacting qualifications nec- essarily limit the membership. lt is through this organization that the college students who are talented and extremely interested in dramatics gain added advantages and wider interests in this field. The first step in becoming a member is to gain membership in College Players, which is open to all students. This honor society is sponsored by Marian Weaver. 4 i vm' li:-nz-zmggv . f - ggi, S, L ::s:'.gk N 5 .. JE , x ?fQ I Eff W Y M , ,T ' - ' 2-,.f f' .fm-- W A :ea f-f ,ff 2 - 25 2 ' 1,4 , .5 ,gg-I 1 Z- ,min Aw jfs k ff 'hfefwf 6. 51 ' ev .F 5453353 E1 5 ,XM Y' ' -A L .1 3. I xl I., :Q ,523 J X Q jg, Q gg-f.Q32yg,L ,, 41 - , fit. . ...... ff? ' 1 Qikfzi 1.21545 gy ' M Q, a '-'1 .M.f5l'W5f K ' .. .V , ' Q -:':2:a:f.'5. ' img -1 .... 1 . ' SM if V gm mx . H, I Mi? I a-F B an A 1' qi' N My 5, ,vw Vw 35 5 5? 1 -fi? W 2 fu 22 W 'V ': - Mx A-V 4 ww 34 Q E ki :-. ,gf-f W-WW' W 'gf ,, -ft. Q, X ' 5 figg? 5 .l P .,, H J, 1,3 . 1 ' -, , qs - X ' we x X' x il' X 5' Kwik J? ' ,Nd vW.Qf .5-A sf' gf? 'wk' ' ,Q f- gg, ' bp' 'IIE' 'i Wf Y . M .f wwzvf sehr. M , . f 4f '? E:z'+ '? 1Ii7'vH- f'1f'2ifu , 5 . 'I ' 'Q ' 1 ..1- 1, f-.My A, v I W VJ, .-:N X V i . 'xv I ..: , gg J A N 1 Si Fw I E 5 : I 3: I 'I 1:- H... ..,,, 5 .rf 'f Ib -K 4 ,f A 4 5 L f It . 4 '-bf., . 3.52 -2,-: , .f 4,1 YY 'W TP 6 W 1 wx K . J? ,A Tag? .-:- if '52 , QQ , X i 1' lv e 5 if? . Q ef If , .4 Mgr My L.: ffw - .. Q J ,5,, X 2 Front Row: Michael Rocca, Jack France, Judy Wolfe, Mildred Maruschak. Middle Row: William Morris, Andrew Bryner, Charles Neighbors. Back Row: Edward Ergovic, Alex Drozeck, James Conway, John Shagi, Lewis Labin, Jackson Thomas. Debate Club The Debate Club provides experiences in public speaking, improves facility of expression, and cultivates power of clear thinking. Through its contacts with other universities and col- leges of the state, the debaters have had excellent opportuni- ties to further relations with fel- low students. The club attended several debate and forensics tournaments this year among which was the Debate Associa- tion of Pennsylvania Colleges held at King's College in Wilkes- Barre this April. The sponsor is George Roadman. Discussion Club The Discussion Club was or- ganized to promote greater awareness of a better under- standing of the significant prob- lems which confront the Ameri- can citizen today. The ultimate aim of this organization is to promote greater interest in and better understanding of these problems. It satisfies the de- mands 'for better understanding of uncertainties which confront our youth who will be the lead- ers of tomorrow. The sponsors are George Hart and Malverne Wolfe. Left to right: Stephen Stofko, Connie Maxon, Donna Mandarino, Richard McGuire. Radio Club The Vulcan Amateur Radio Club was organ- ized to promote interest and study in a subject which pertains to our world of toclay. This or- ganization attempts to develop skills in the tech- nical operations ot broadcasting. The members meet regularly to discuss pertinent topics and to perform laboratory experiments. This activity broadens individual growth and attords oppor- tunity for experimentation in operational prac- tices. The sponsors are Merrill Campbell and Alexander Smoyer. POETRY CLUB Left to right: Stephen Stofko, Represen- tative to Congress, Judith Lebowitz, Secre- tary, Karl Wendelin, Vice President, Con- nie Maxon, President, Lawrence Maddock. 105 VULCAN AMATEUR RADIO CLUB Seated, left to right: Donald Sale, Vice rill Campbell, William Kinter, Frank Kru- pa, Secretary-Treasurer, Alexander Smoy- er, Kenneth Beal, President, John Tedorski, Gerald Leighty, Representative to Con- gress. Poetry Club The Poetry Club, organized in 1955, is com- President, Walter Rohler. Standing: Mer- posed of members who have an interest in crea- ative writing. These members all compose orig- inal works and some of them have had their work published. Connie Maxon, the president, sold a volume manuscript of poetry to the Van- tage Publishers. Their social calendar included a September Opener and a Welcoming Party for the new members. lt is the desire of the mem- bers in this organization to utilize their talents in the direction ot salable writing. The sponsor is Lawrence Maddock. T M, ,,: r fs -' -. . . X ,J li Front Row, left to right: Thomas Muchler, Ellis Martz, David Bezilla, Cynthia Sinosky, James Collins, George Goodwin, David Hillhouse, Lawrence Leveto. Middle Row: John Celani, John Paulick, Catherine Lynn, Shirley Kokesh, Toni Blazik, Raenna Biddle, Evelyn Schaffer. Back Row: Ken Beal, Charles Oiesin, Frank Norman. Band California's band made its appearance at various campus 'Functions throughout the year. The band is not so large nor so much in the pub- lic eye, nevertheless, this diligent group of some 20 members is an important asset to our school. Showing the same enthusiasm that vitalized other campus activities, this organization worked tirelessly to give our students the necessary musi- cal incentive at pep rallies and football games. William Dovenspike is the director. Maiorettes The maiorettes lead the band at the football games and put on excellent performances for the spectators at half time. They always look neat and trim in their red and white uniforms. The work that they must do in order to entertain the people is more complex than it appears to be. lt means long hours of practice to perfect their timing and learning new steps for the vari- ous shows. Cyntria Sinosky, our pert maiorette, led the group this year. The director was Shirley Staley. MAJORETTES Connie DeCarlo. Left to Right: Carol Wooton, Sabina Sala, Cynthia Sinosky, Beverly Rosborough, MIXED CHORUS Front Row, left to rightz.. Irene Barron, Mary Jane Fiedler, Nancy Hurst, Lois Bailey, Darla Barth, Alice Wilson, Deanna Bur- chianti, Sally Kornick, Ina Jean Hall, Patricia McClellan, Frances Giannetti. Second Row: Kathleen Dobrunik, Shirley Sta- ley, Anna Mae Wray, Judy Coleman, Rosemary Tarka, Sylvia Bellora, Marian Watkins, Cora Jarvis, Shirley Walther, Martha Gouger, Jean Stockton, Lucille Musial. Third Row: Mona Jean Moore, Ruth Beck, Rita Willis, Dolores Smerigan, Donna Man- darino, Ruth Colvin, Mary Anne Trudell, Marlene Myden, Wilma Richardson, Carole Kreinbrook, Patricia Buchta, Harriet Ruott. Fourth Row: Irene Jeney, Donald Halter, Richard Long, Donald Scandrol, Miles Everard, Robert Walker, James Pudlo, Joseph Matteo, John Mclaine, Donald Tretchick, Robert Paxton, Richard Bucher. Back Row: James White, David Mead, James Cullen, Robert Anderson, John Snyder, Gordon Schuckers, Dale Osborne, Thomas Salopek, James Hedman, Howard Richards, Robert Donnini, Nicholas De Figio, James Bissell. Glee Clubs The Glee Clubs provide students with an opportunity to gain musical experience through study and performance. Their purpose is to practice in the art of choral singing and song interpretation. In order to qualify for member- ship, students must be able to read music ot moderate difficulty and possess average singing ability. These groups present the annual Spring and Fall Festivals each year. As a special 'Fea- ture this year, plans were made to go to several high schools in the local area to present pro- grams and also to help create better public rela- tions for the college. William Dovenspike is the director of the Mixed Chorus and Women's Glee Club. Edwin Halstead directs the Meri's Glee Club. Directors: William Dovenspike, and Edwin E. Halstead. IO7 Men And Women's Glee Clubs Front Row, left to right: Kathleen Dobrunick, Irene Easler, Peggy Chontos, Anna Mae Wray, President, Mary Jane Fiedler, Lois Bailey, William Dovenspike, Nancy Hurst, Representative to Student Congress, Darla Barth, Alice Wilson, Secretary, De anna Burchianti, Fran Giannetti. Middle Row: Evelyn Schaefer, Irene Jeney, Judy Coleman, Rita Willis, Mona Jean Morre, Sylvia Bellora, Donna Mandarino, Ruth Colvin, Rosemary Tarka, Jean Stockton, Marlene Myden, Patricia McClellan, Sally Kor- nick. Back Row: Irene Barron, Reanna Biddle, Ruth Beck, Sally Dana, Dolores Smerigan, Carole Kreinbrook, Wilma Richard- son, Judy Mcllvaine, Nancy Metcalf, Marian Watkins, Mary Anne Trudell, Treasurer, Cora Jarvis, Martha Gouger, Ina Hall, Harriet RuoFf. Front Row, left to right: Howard Richards, Alfred Grant, Raymond Contesti, John Celani, President, George Bonari, Secre- tary, Edwin Halstead, Lucille Musial, Nicholas DeFigio, James Bissell, Joseph Matteo, James White, Vice-President, James Cona- way. Second Row: Robert Paxton, Nathan Astleford, Richard Long, Treasurer, Thomas Gomery, Andrew Yobuck, Donald Tretchick, Miles Everard, Carmen Congelio, Donald Halter, Donald Scandrol, James Cullen. Third Row: Richard Bucher, Frank Ptak, James Pudlo, John Mclaine, Gordon Schuckers, Donald Thorpe, Scott Winder, Reichard Johnson, Michael Hazuda, Lewis Labin, David Mead. Back Row: Donald Cochenour, Dale Osborne, Representative to Student Congress, Howard Phillips, Rob- ert Walker, Robert Bokulich, John Snyder. 108 Musical Comedy Players The Musical Comedy Players is one of the newest additions to the extracurricular activities of C.S.T.C. lt was organized at the beginning of the 1955-56 school year, and was very suc- cessful during its first year on campus. The aim of this organization is to provide practical ex- perience for those students having both dra- matic and music ability. These ambitious peo- ple have much in store for college entertain- ment. They are planning big things for the coming years. The sponsor is William Doven- spike. 5 i Sw! .L-1 as -sg Mt wmtwgge We Mm mam Bn. me se was Varsity Five if .Ex left to right: Gordon Shuckers, John Celani, Wil- Ham liam Dovenspike, Dale Osborne, Grant McDonald. T09 5 is Left to right: William Dovenspike, Janice Ballinger, treasurer, Gary DeMarchi, vice president, John Ce- lcmi, president, Sally Dana, Martha Gouger, representative to Con- gress, Anna Mae Wray, Irene Eas- ler, James White, Nancy Hurst, secretary. Organized since October 1955, the Varsity Five has progressed from an amateur college group to professional entertainers. The main purpose is to provide a small active group which is ready at all times to provide entertainment for school functions and outside civic and social organizations. Their performances included singing for the Freshman Assembly, Dad's Day, Fall Festival, Charleroi P.T.A., and Westview Park Ballroom on New Year's Eve, along with several other club engagements in and around the Pittsburgh area. E ms nam?- ir .Ax P1 - HES' T1 W mm sw an :WZ EU 'E I S? HB Q L Q B Si HB Y ,. .T r , .. 5 . . . 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FOOTBALL SCORES Sept. 22 Denison University . .,.... 18 California Sept. 29 Indiana ................. .... 6 California Oct. 6 Lock Haven .... ..., l 4 California Oct. 'I3 Shippenslourg ., ...,.. 32 California Oct. 20 West Chester ..., ...... 2 6 California Oct. 27 Clarion ....... ,.,.... 2 l California Nov. 3 Bloomsburg .... .... 6 California Nov. 'IO West Liberty ..., ..,.., l 3 California Nov. 'I7 Edinboro .... 'I9 California 114 Football , COACHES Andrew Sepsi Assisfc1nfCouch Theodore Nemefh Head Couch William Hepner Assistani Coach Who Has The Football Scramble For the Ball When the Vulcan's donned their gridiron togs for the 1956 season, the coaches and players had high hopes of a successful year. Several players were lost via graduation, ineligibility, and withdrawal, but there were replacements available. Then the un- thought of stepped in, a plague of iniuries. Player after player was getting seriously hurt. Morale became low and the team of eleven couldn't iell as one unit. They suttered their first loss to a strong Denison ball club by an 18 to 6 score. Indiana then edged out a 6 to 0 victory over the low-feeling Vulcans. The Fire Gods received their third defeat at the hands of Lock Haven by a 14 to 0 ledger. Shippensburg was then visited by our gridiron representatives, still no luck. Shippensburg 34, California 12. ln the next ball game hopes ran a little higher as the Red and White fought a hard battle with West Chester's Rams. The Novak Picks Up Yardage closing minutes proved disastrous. West Chester 26, CSTC 7. Clarion then threw a stumbling block in the way of California's up-hill climb, a 21 to O defeat. The Vulcans, on annual Dad's Day, were inspired by their fathers in a 31 to 6 trouncing of a highly 'favored Bloomsburg eleven. Capability was proven again as the Red and White handed a loss to the West Virginia STC champs. California 20, West Liberty 13. ln the final game ofthe season a fighting Edinboro ball club rallied to overcome the Vulcans to gain a 19 to 6 vic- tory. Recipients of laurels for the year were George Scott and John Masneri, who were elected honorary co-captains at the close of the season. Ron Novak re- ceived the most recognition as the outstanding back on the squad, which was all due to his never ending hard fighting and clean play. George Scott, who was selected as the best lineman on the CSTS team, re- ceived the honor of being the only player from this college to be named to the All-State Teachers Confer- ence All-Star Team. We hope that Lady Luck won't play havoc with the Vulcans next season so they can improve on their record of 2 wins and 7 losses. by George Kupets Little Dinardo Takes on a Man Size Job fi V l ,X t g Ti.. E fn s xi JL. NLM M w M,wM.fM M155 F E 5 ,. ME M . Mx M 'Y F 42: M Wm LV Gwlw NAM MVB. K new KHM Eggg y H In . MMM M ,H Q, .wnwa L 8 m vw MQW if N Q if inqu- D111 Front Row, left to right: Denny Kuremsky, Kenny Ruger, Robert Bortner, Roger Hotz, Jack Shaw, Sebustncun LoNlgro, James Farrell. Middle Row: Eugene Hester, Jack McKay, James Hunter, George Zober, Mack Suder, William Hepner. Buck Row: Thomas Muchler, Jerry Wilber, John Reilly, Albert Robyak. Heacl Coach: Eugene Hester 119 H5 A Tense Moment Washington and Jefferson ,....,. Waynesburg College ..,,,..,.,..... Clarion ,, ..,..,..,...,,. Indiana ,,.. West Liberty ..... Fairmont ...,,... Marietta College .... West Liberty ,.... Edinboro ..,......,..., St. Vinceni College . ,... Fairmont ............,.. Millersville ,..... Shippensburg Eclinboro ..,........ Slippery Rock ,..... St. Vincent College Clarion .... ....,,. , , lndiana ............,..,...,... Waynesburg College . ,.... California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California .......... Hotz Tries For Anotlter Two-Pointer Despite a poor won-lost record, the California Vulcans, coached by Gene Hester, provided many thrills for their followers. Due mainly to inexperience and lack of depth, the Hestermen man- aged only three victories for the season. However, there is more behind these bare facts than meets the eye. In the home opener against Indiana, the Vul- cans put up a terrific battle before bow- ing on a last-second shot, 84-82. In cop- ping their first win, California soared over the century mark by defeating Edin- boro handily, 110-73. This game was also notable in that Sibby LoNigro, :xen- ior captain from Ellsworth, came within one point of tying Jim Kennedy's rec- ord for most points scored in a game. Shaw Scores Two Farrell to Hotz Sibby's record-breaking 19 field goals, combined with three free throws totaled up to 41 points. A few weeks later in a game against Slippery Rock, another record fell by the wayside. It was in this game that Roger Hotz, upon making 17 of 21 foul shots, broke the record for most free throws in a game, also held by Kennedy. Hotz and LoNigro were the big guns in the scoring department. Another notable feature of the '56-'57 season was the fine playmaking of Denny Kuremsky, sophomore, who suffered a leg iniury in one of the final games of the year. Ken Roger, fresh- man from Johnstown, edged into the limelight during the final phase of the season and became one of the Vulcan's most reliable scorers. Kenny was one of the big surprises of the year, showing great driving abil- ity and a fine iump shot. All in all, the season cannot be iudged as only a losing onep for with the experience gained by the five returning lettermen-Hotz, Rager, Kuremsky, Bob Bortner, and Jim Farrell-next year's outlook should be a brighter one. By Denny Kuremsky 121 Baseball April 6 Front Row left to right Michael Pamch Robert Wolters Ronald Novak Jack Young Robert Kucher Andy Machusko Albert Robyuk Back Row Andrew Sepsl Keith Flynn John Clark Harold Fuge Ronald Fcurmcxn William Stahl Robert Leeper Mitchell Barley SCHEDULE -U niversity of Pittsburgh April 12-St. Vincent Home Home April 13-Wcynesburg Away April 15-Bethany Away April 25-Washington and JeFFerson Away May i+West Liberty May 4-Indiana May 7- May 9- Bethany St. Vincent ,............. May 13-Washington and Jefferson May 16-Waynesburg ....,....,.. Home Away Home Away Home Home Young at Bat Tennis Front Row, left to right: Michael Rocca, Robert Mulvin, Donald Scrandol, Joan Kray, Dennis Kuremsky, Edward Szymczyk. Back Row: Robert Zoppetti, Ronald Remy, Roger Hotz, Robert Walters, Eugene Hester. Coached by Gene Hester and led by upper- classmen Bob Walters, Ed Kallok, and Ed Szym- czyk, California's netters enjoyed a very success- ful T956 season. By virtue of winning 2 out of 3 section matches, the Vulcans surged ahead of their competition and claimed the State Teach- ers Conference Tennis Toga for 1956. Two mem- bers of the team, Joan Kray, senior from Mones- sen, and Denny Kuremsky, freshman from McKeesport, turned in superb efforts for the net- ters. Joan won five out of seven matches edging outsome SHOHQIUQE compeHHon and Denny clicked with seven consecutive victories, leav- ing his record unblemished forthe season. Coach Hester's starting six was rounded out by depend- able Mike Rocco. ln losing only Miss Kray and Bob Walters from the team due to graduation, the prospects for the coming season can be con- sidered excellent. By Denny Kuremsky 1957 SCHEDULE April 10-Fairmont .. ,.,,...ii..,..i .T April 25-Bethany April 27-Slippery Rock .,.....,....,..,..,., ,.,. April 29-Washington and Jefferson ......., April 30-indiana May 2-Bethany .,.... ...,......,.......,.... .... May 6-Washington May 'IO-Fairmont May T3-Indiana and Jefferson Home Home Away Away Home Away Home Away Away Cheerleaders Wl1at's Wrong, Pat? Y'e' '.fs: - 5:a . ' ew 5, 2 -OH E 5. in .4 - I 4: V-E I 4' , W Q if 'sie 'F E F, ., img i f -.,. -rs , X ,A ,gg 'K wk, 14 , Front Row, left fo right: Dena Morris, Inu Hall, Martha Gouger. Buck Row: Patricia McClellan, Phyliss Bodncxr, Sylvia Bellorcl. 124 VARSITY CLUB Front Row, left to right: Eugene Leonard, Ronald Fairman, Albert Robyak, Robert Kucher, Stanley Milchovich, Charles Gorman, Joseph Giamalva, Sebastian l.oNigro, John Masneri. Second Row: Donald DiNardo, Richard Wiita, George Polonoli, James Mendola, John Trivonovich, Richard Krotzer, Ronald Novak, Michael Rocca. Third Row: Andrew Sepsi, John Clark, Leslie Nagg, John Flinn, George Scott, Burnett Roberts, Ronald Remy, Theodore Nemeth. Back Row: Karl Wilhelm, Adam Vlanich, Edward Szymczyk, Harold Fuge, Dennis Kuremsky, Roger Hotz, John Fecik, Joseph Shoaf. The Varsity Club The Varsity Club is an organization of men and women who have earned a varsity letter in football, basketball, baseball, or tennis. It aims to stimulate interest and to promote a high stand- ard in intercollegiate athletics. A Sports Night is sponsored each year by this organization as well as concession stands at all basketball games. This year the club has undertaken a pro- ject to raise S500 for the Dick Kadis Fund. The sponsor is Andrew Sepsi. The Athletic Council The Athletic Council is an advisory board coordinating the athletic activities of the student body. The Council consists of three faculty mem- bers and six students chosen by Student Con- gress from their number. The 'Faculty sponsors are Clyde Hartman, Eugene Hester, and William Hormell. The president of the council is Dr. Harold Traister. ATHLETIC COUNCIL left to right: Clyde Hartman, Harold Traister Robert Noble, Michael Rocca, Eugene Hester William Hormell. 125 1 Women's Athletic Association This group is one of the most active organizations on campus. Every girl is automatically a member of the organi- zaticn upon enrollment into C.S.T.C. Their main purpose is to create an inter- est in wonnen's sports. Some of their main events of the year are Open House, softball, bowling, volleyball, basketball, and college and high school playdays. Awards are given to the girls who earn points for participation in the various sports which are held throughout the year. The sponsor is Louise Hildredth. .. .355 sw- Q 1: 55.-'T 'i,. Front Row, left to right: Martha Spernak, Shirley Sutherland Kay Schiftbauer Ina Hall. Buck Row: Nancy McCallum, Patricia McClellan Mary Sesler Mar garet Probst. 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Tltird Prize Winner Madame Butterfly by the Glee Clubs Prize Winning Floats First Prize Winner Kismet by the College Players Second Prize Winner The King and I by the Junior Class College Players Present Kneeling, left to right: Harold Huber, Marc Parker. Front row: Robert Anderson, Pat Lubits Donald Rotell, Jacqueline Staney, Phyliss Miller, Louis Hayward, Shirley Walther, Lillian Schoenmaker Robert Mulvin, Elaine Telega, James Coulson, Dolores Westcoat, Irene Jeney, Thomas Turachak, Pat Mele Carolyn Ghrist, David Sproul. Kind Lady summons the police. 136 The Kind Lady , adapted from Edward Chadorov from a story by Hugh Walpole tells of an old lady whose kindness to a criminal near ly ends in her destruction. Mary Harrles a rich old woman opened her home to what she be lieved to be a poor man, Henry Abbot Abbot and his Fleet of accomplices cause Miss Harries to have a severe heart attack after which they overrun her home, sell her valuable art collec tions, pose as her relations and try to convince people she is insane. Many of Miss Harries at tempts to convince infrequent visitors were thwarted. However, justice triumphs when the little man from the bank believes her story and College Players Present Bell, Book, and Candle John Van Druten's Bell, Book, and Candle is a sophisticated comedy concerning the love of Gilliam Holroyd, a modern Manhattan witch. How she and her Aunt Queenie catch Shepherd Henderson, the most eligible bachelor, proves both delightful and amusing. The entire play is spiced with the frequent appearances of Micky Holroyd, whofis also a witch, and Mr. Redlitch, a famous witch hunter who sees bats only under the influence of scotch. J. C. AND GORDON Front Row, left to right: Ronald Clements, Paul Banks, Marlene McKay, Wesley Luckey, Jens Sorensen Robert McCullough, Kay Reitz. Second Row: Betty Brown, Cora Jarvis, Shirley Walther, Andrew Zahratka Third Row: Nancy Hurst, Karl Wendelin, Blanche Leeper, Gordon Schuckers, Carolyn Ghrist, Thomas Tura chak, Nancy Jane McCallum, Mary Jo McWreath, Harry Myrga, Anna Haas. Beck Row: John Tedarski Joyce Zanardini, Judy Lebowitz, Louise Davis, Nancy Stafford, Gary DeMarchi, Patricia Tippett. 137 Waiters and Wailresses Front Row, left to right: Margaref Probsf, Lynne Johnson, Mary Jo McWrealh, Janef Duncan, Patricia McClellan, Mary Puskar, Phyliss Bodnar, Mary Ann Sweda, Ruth Beck, Shirley Turney, Karen Schiffbauer, Martha Gouger, Sylvia Bellora, Lena Nucce- telli, Mary Jane Craykon, Frances Giannetti, Stephanie Yuratovich, Arlene Kerslelfer. Buck Row: Paul Bittner, Neil Fausi, Jackson Thomas, Robert Mulvin, James Hedman, Dale Osborne, Bernard Micozzi, Donald Scranclrol, Thomas Carter, Harry Myrga, Donald Brady. Kitchen Boys left to right: Charles Harlen, Allan Myers, Robert Luxner, Eugene Leonard, Richard Krolzer, Thomas Cimoric, Frank Pick, Thomas Anderson. 138 gsm me nm ,X an ss a me mai new we Snack Bar i ' M z is Q. Workers M' . A a Q .F N A me E, wma is rs Left to right: Nancy Underwood, Ann Grimes, Regis Toprani, Ann Rush, Helen Joseph. Desk Girls Sianding, left to right: Joan Paul, Marlene Hamilton, Sally Kornick, Rita Willis, Sandra Booher, Dorothy Paulochik, Dena Morris, Susan Spragg, Joanne Bungard, Jackie Slaney, Janice Ballinger. Seated: Lela Hamilion. ms rm me mmm me me 1, ww M E sys H Wig 3.3132 SFEQEY' igswmwswm E, as N 54W HB 1-' 24 in 'L Student Li bra ry Workers Fran! Row, left fo right: Lewis Caton, Hen- rielta Ballinger, Deanna Burchianii, Irene W Easler, Martha Kridle, Janef Brislor. Back Row: Sall Story, Lois Barne . Y Y wud 139 The Student Fellowship held its annual Hallowe'en Dance on November 1. Music was furnished by Angie Bates and his 14-piece orchestra. Prizes were given for the most original costume, the prettiest, the best group, the best couple, the funniest, and the most weird. Dr. Duda awarded a grand prize for the best one among the winners. Hallowe'en Dance Nov. 1, 1956 Homecoming Dance October 20, 1956 Homecoming Dance Homecoming Queen Nancy Sethman, ancl her escort, Robert Brazzon. si? The first big highlight of the activities was the annual Homecoming Dance co-sponsored by the Alumni Association and the Sophomore Class. Sam- my Bill's orchestra along with the Anastasia orchestra provided music for this semi-formal dance which was carried out in a pink and white Carousel theme. The main attraction on the agenda that evening was the presentation of our lovely Homecoming Queen, Miss Nancy Sethman and the lovely ladies of her court-Misses Janice Ballinger, Carolyn Ghrist, Martha Kriclle, and Patricia Lubits. 141 Take Your Pick The Snack Bar Gang What Do You Want On lf? Q ' 553'Q1.?E-Hang Z P1 ,f aA.l'11.1- f 1 ':.'11,1L-21.13 P4-:M 115 EEE 11 H 1 :E 5,7 1 . 1.111 ,.f'1j r -17 'Nga 11 511' 1w1'z1i'- J' 1- .11 -:.AQ..1:ef!5 W. 11 YHQEQZ K fm 11 QEEEEJ 11 1...f'fq:+': SNL 11 1, KSHSH1 Y' fs ,LH 1'-.- s T1-- ,.T1f1- waiwlw 11 :Q 2 A Q ' 1 11 ,311 '1 -.-.-gr.H11it25. X J U' 11 11 1 X X 1 1 N 1 law WG 11-:fr t- ' 1:.i,.:EEi-1-1: I: V 111 1 1 11' 1g11.-'qw' 1 1 t -1 g 11' 1- 1. f -f' 1119125551 X 1 'WJ' 2' '1' 1 I 1 H - Kwai M 11,- rr .1 1 , s 11 11 N911 11. 111111. 1 an 1-1 1 Q 1 ,H ww 11-4? 11 1 1 , Q I F721 .11 I ' 1.-up-nf K 111. W - .- V 1 ,1 L - - ,J -. W. zu 1 1' 131-111'-. 1 iam Q1 im W ' ' - 1wQiT1gfi5. S W 41 11 1. 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W L E, O r 1 w sl ... 0.5 nys. xy- f S K N, 'fi E. Q3 4 ' VS' xx. I , In -f-f'P ' 53-Fi, - xr. as V Vg , fl. f .4 5 L e ,W ,EIS ,z I 11, 2. Y! M . WH. W3 'X x., L Wk, 4 .xy ' v lm W me .5 'E J? P: fa' -.mg Wig 1 , x 'Q gf X1 1.8, 'QS Q W an Nw js. ,S J A 'L .MB . -221 5? Q my - ek- - -dx 'mfs-f-an - w -f we .N-1.5 'K Q gm., 4: 7 ?w,- ,gag M ,Ei Q wi .. rf .. Agfa Q' Y , - ,, , ,, ,: , 4-wax x X A Spell is Cast By J. C. So Thhisthe Cat With the Magical Powers ! ! Bell, Book ancl Candle Faculty Sponsor, Louise Davis ancl Student Director Karl Wendelin. 148 ALFRED TROTH We would also like to honor a new addition to our staff, Ned De Forrest. Ned is entirely re- sponsible forthe i957 cover design of the Mono- cal. The staff was very pleased with his de- sign and we hope that the students and faculty members will share our pleasure. The special honors would not be complete unless we give recognition to Dennis Kuremsky and George Ku- pets for providing last minute assistance in the athletic write-ups. Finally, we would like to thank the students and faculty members who have made this '57 publication possible. Thanks . It is not a customary policy of the MONOCAL staff to confer any special honors upon particu- lar individuals, but in this edition the staff unani- mously agreed that we must give special men- tion to our photographer, AL TROTH. Not only did he take most of the organization and college life photos, but he is wholly responsible for the composite pictures, the campus photos, and the division pages. Unless a person is familiar with photography, he cannot begin to realize the effort which must be exerted in order to produce good results. We appreciate the work which Al has done for this book and we most heartily commend the efficiency with which he met all stated deadlines. This to us was vital. Because this book would have been impossible without his excellent contributions, we wish to thank him for a iob more than well done. NED DE FORREST FRESHMEN Abate, Alfred A., Muse ...,,. ...,.... . Acton, Ronald F., Allison Park ...... . Adamusko, Irene Marie, Donora ...... Agoris, Sophia H., Houston ,,........, . Albenze, Ronald D., Coal Center ...... . Ames, Beverly Raye, Bentleyville ........ Anderson, Robert Edward, California ...., Andrus, John Edward, California ,,..,.... Arnone, Jess, Vestaburg ..,..,......,.... Astleford, Nathan Leo, Brownsville ...,. Atkinson, Dave L., Uniontown ........... . Bailey, Vincent Paul, W. Brownsville ....,, Backos, Loretta Jean, W. Brownsville .. Baker, Blaine C., Salisbury , ......,,...... , Ballenger, G. Henrietta, Pitcairn ,,.,, Balsone, Thomas Eugene, Lemont Furnace ..... ,. Banks, Paul George, Uniontown ....,..,... Barbish, Michael John, Jr., California .. Baron, Edward Joseph, New Salem ,... Barron, Irene Anne, Pittsburgh .,.... Barth, Darla Maria, Charleroi ......... Barzan, Anita Fedora, Bridgeville , ...,...,.. Bavin, Charles Richard, West Newton Bednar, George M., Perryopolis ,.,. ....... Behanna, Robert M., Monongahela ...... Bellinotti, Gene Allan, Glassmere ...,.,.........., ....... Bengston, William Conrad, W. Brownsville .. Bennett, Harry Timothy, Palker .......,....... Bennett, Kenneth Wayne, W. Brownsville ,..... Beno, Robert A., Charleroi .........,.........,. Berg, Leslie Walter, Pittsburgh ....... Bergan, John Stanley, Bridgeville ....... Bernardo, Richard, Belle Vernon ..... Bozilla, David Carl, Morann ...,. Bezialc, Alex, Martin . .,..,..... ...,,,... . Biddle, Blaney, Raenna E., McKeesport ......,.. Jane Campbell, Uniontown ....., Blanock, Patricia E., Canonsburg ....... Bokulich, Robert Leroy, Allison ......,....... Bonfadini, John Edward, Bentleyville ..... Boston, Paul Aaron, Belle Vernon ..,.,..., Bowser, Lowell Thomas, Wheatland , .,.. . Brandtoniea, Larry R., Pittsburgh ......, Bressler, Ernest Paul, Wilmerding ...... Bronder, Gerald L., Pittsburgh ........ Brooks, Becky Ann, Monongahela ..... Brubaker, Doris L., Hooversville , ..., , Bucher, Richard L., McKees Rocks ..... Budnik, Yvonne L., Donora . ....... . Directory Secondary Secondary Secondary Elementary Industrial Arts Elementary Industrial Arts Secondary Secondary Secondary Secondary Industrial Arts Elementary Industrial Arts Elementary Secondary Secondary Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Elementary Secondary Elementary Industrial Arts Secondary Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Secondary Secondary Elementary Industrial Arts Secondary Industrial Arts Secondary Elementary Elementary Elementafyi Elementary Industrial Arts Secondary Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Secondary Secondary Elementary Secondary Industrial Arts Elementary Burns, Ronald O., Charleroi .....,........,, . Burrows, James Edward, Belle Vernon Bussard, James Harold, Somerset ....... Butter, Joseph Stephen, Pittsburgh ..... Cairns, Jack C., Roscoe ......, ......,.... . Capozzi, Arthur Arnold, Verona ..... Cardine, Charles A., Cardale ...,., . Cassidy, Jay W., Stoystown .,......... Catalogna, Patricia A., Masontown ...,. Catalona, Janice Marie, Jeannette ...... Catella, Alvin Louis, California .,..,. Catan, Lewis Harold, California ........ Cheeseman, Alice Carol, Canonsburg Chellman, Edward M., New Stanton . ,..., ...., Chitester, Harold Lee, Bradford ....,.... Chontos, Peggy Lou, Large .,..,....,..,..,,. Christopher, Harold A., East Millsboro Clark, Jack Miller, Swissvale ., ..,...,.... . Clements, Ronald J., McKees Rocks ..... Clutter, Martha Raye, Eighty Four ..... Cole, Robert Gordon, Turtle Creek ...... .... Collins, James N., Somerset .. .,....... , Conaway, James N., California .,.... Congelio, Carmen D., Allison ...... Contesti, Raymond M., Republic .,.,. Cornell, Donald Paul, California ...,... Cowen, John Herschel, California ,..., Cramer, A. Brenda, Monessen Cramer, Theodore F., Williamsburg ,.,, Crane, Paul Z., Pittsburgh .....,,.,........ Cree, Paul W., Scottdale .,...,..,.., Crissman, James Henry, Rimersburg ,. Cullen, James Clifford, Houston , ........ . Dague, George W., Monongahela Dailey, Francis Kent, Webster ..... Dana, Sally Jo, Pittsburgh .....,..... Dando, William A., Fayette City ...., Danko, Michael, Johnstown ..,.,. Davidson, Vivian E., Trafford ..,... . Davis, Ernest E., Fredericktown .,,,.. . DeCarlo, Connie Lee, Republic ,......,... DeForrest, Ned Leon, Three Springs ..,, Delaini, Angelo J., Smithton .,......,, . Delpierre, James Howard, Patton ,.... DeRocco, Lucia, Monessen ..........,,.,, DiFabio, Louis Anthony, Glassmere Dillon, Richard L., Scottdale ........, , Dirda, Charlotte Marie, Republic ,..... Direnzi, Joyce Anne, Republic ..... Dively, Albert, Meyersdole ..,... Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Secondary Industrial Arts Secondary Industrial Arts Secondary Industrial Arts Elementary Elementary Secondary Elementary , ,.., .,..... E lementary Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Elementary Elementary Industrial Arts Secondary Elementary Industrial Arts Elementary Elementary Secondary Secondary Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Elementary Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Secondary Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Elementary Elementary Secondary Industrial Arts Elementary Secondary Elementary Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Elementary Secondary Secondary Elementary Elementary Secondary Dobrunick, Kathleen J., Fredericktown Douglas, James M., Baldwin ...,......,..... ..,. Dugan, Jerry M., West Brownsville ...., .. Dull, Richard G., Connellsville ........ . Dunlop, Jerry Lee, Charleroi .......,... Durham, Robert Ronald, Venetia ....... Easler, Irene Claire, Finleyville ..... Eaton, Dallas Bert, Irwin ..... Egan, Marian Joan, Pitcairn .,....,..,., Egidi, Josephine M., Masontown ,..,.. , Ellison, JoAnn M., Charleroi ........... , Evans, Elizabeth Diane, Republic .,.,... Everly, John L., Smithfield .... Ewing, Nancy E., West Finley ...,.. . Falconi, Joan F., Monessen ...........,.. . Feldman, Roy Wagner, Jr., Pittsburgh Ferrari, Barbara Jeanne, California ,..... . Ficks, Marilyn, Brownsville ,, ..........., ., Fiedler, Mary Jane, W. Brownsville Fike, Donna Elaine, Confluence ...... Fike, Janet Kay, Somerset ....,..,.... Fike, Paul S., Jr., Uniontown ..,.. .. Filchock, Richard P., Hiller .. Flannigan, Henry Jr., Elizabeth ..... . Flick, Howard E., Yukon ..,.. .,....., , Frank, Joseph E., McKeesport ..,. . Frazer, Richard H., South Fork Gabriel, Constance A., Fairbank ,...., . Gaskill, David N., Brownsville ..... Gates, J. William, Versailles Boro ..... Geibel, Theodore L., Beaver ...,... . Gennett, Clare Marie, Johnstown ..... Gillis, Louise A., Fredericktown ..... . Gilmore, Harry L., Belle Vernon ...,. . Gladden, Evelyn L., Claysville .......... , Gladden, Ray William, Fredericktown Glatz, Joseph John, Glenwillarcl ,...... Glenn, William J., Rimersburg ....,,,,. , Glover, Rebecca Louise, Brownsville ., ,... , Godfrey, James Norman, Speers ...... Golish, John D., Windber ..,. ........... Gomery, Thomas D., Brownsville .... ,. Goodman, William, Johnstown ..,......... .... Goodwin, George Robert, Meyersdale Gordon, Albert E., Mt. Braddock ....... . Gossie, Laverne Joy, Charleroi .,..,.. Graham, Donald R., oil City ...... . Gray, John, Elco ,.,....,,....,......,.,,. Gregg, Jack L., California ..... . Gregor, Norman, Cckeburg ...... Directory Secondary Industrial Arts Secondary Secondary Secondary Industrial Arts Elementary Industrial Arts Elementary Elementary Elementary Elementary Industrial Arts Elementary Secondary Secondary Elementary Elementary Elementary Elementary Secondary Industrial Arts Secondary Secondary Industrial Arts Secondary Industrial Arts Elementary Industrial Arts Secondary Industrial Arts , .... Elemenetary Elementary Elementary Elemenetary Elementary Industrial Arts Secondary Elementary Secondary Industrial Arts Secondary Industrial Arts Secondary Secondary Secondary Industrial Arts Secondary Secondary Industrial Arts Gregory, Harold Lee, California ......... .... , Guerrieri, Donald Dominic, Fairbank Guyer, Conroy D., Greensburg ........ , Hamilton, Donna Mae, Monongahela Hanam, Sandra Lee, Washington .....,. . Harris, David, California ..,. ........... Harris, Judith Rae, McKees Rocks ..... Hartman, Frank Joseph, Gibsonia ..,. Hazuda, Michael J., Brownsville ..... . Helon, David, Monessen ,..,. ...,.,......., Hershiser, William E., Monongahela ...... .... Hildebrand, John E., Connellsville Hoge, Clayton, Floreflie ,..,.,. ......,,... Holleran, Russell H., Vestaburg Hoover, Lloyd K., Fairchance ...,,. . Hopkins, Donald M., Monessen ..... . Hopkins, Thomas L., Coal Center ..,., , Hopp, Donna Jean, Johnstown ...,. Hout, Barbara Ann, Brownsville ..,,,., Hricko, John K., Hastings Huber, Mary Ann, Belle Vernon ...,.. Hughes, Robert K., Brownsville .... . Hunter, James H., Johnstown ,... . Hyre, E. Wayne, Bedford ...,,,..,,,.... Jamrna, Kenneth M., Brownsville ,... . Jarvis, Cora Elizabeth, Tarentum ...., Jeffries, Arthur, Roscoe ,........,....,,..... Johnson, Reichard K., Brownsville ...,...., ..,,.. Johnston, Miriam Louise, Masontown Joseph, Amien G., Uniontown ....,..... Joseph, Susan Camille, Uniontown ..... , Karniate, George, Clarksville ,.,..... Kemp, Lynne Mary, Irwin ...,........,.. Kennedy, James Craig, Uniontown .. Keplar, Dara Lou, Hiller ...,....,,....... Kernick, Leah, Munhall ....... Kinnick, Robert J., Isabella .... . Knell, Robert J., Ford City ...,.,..,,... . Koch, Robert F., Jr., Monongahela Kokesh, Shirley Ann, Masontown .,.. Kon, Frank M., Carnegie ..... ...... . Kostura, Claudia, N. Charleroi ..... Kovach, Thomas, Monessen ..,.,...... Kovachick, Patricia, Brownsville ,...... Kulok, Richard A., Daisytown .... . Kuremsky, Dennis, McKeesport ...... Kuvinka, Michael, Monessen ....... Kuvinka, Nancy Ann, Monessen ........ LaJevic, Dorothea Mae, Finleyville ,.... . Lanik, Irene Mary, Bentleyville ...... Industrial Arts Secondary . ..,.. Secondary Elementary Elementary Secondary Secondary Industrial Arts Secondary Industrial Arts Secondary Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Secondary Secondary Industrial Arts Secondary Elementary Secondary Industrial Arts Secondary Secondary Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Elementary Secondary Industrial Arts Elementary Industrial Arts Secondary , ,..,. Secondary Elementary Industrial Arts Elementary Elementary . ,..... .. Secondary Industrial Arts ...... Secondary Elementary Industrial Arts Elementary Secondary Secondary Industrial Arts . ..,.. Secondary Secondary Elementary Elementary Elementary Lazor, Joseph Richard, Pittsburgh .... Lazzari, Eugene A., Donora .......... . Lazzaro, Roland, Denbo ,.....,,,.,.... Lee, Margaret Rose, Masontown ..,..., Leeper, Blanche L., California ,... . Lenox, Frank B., California .... . Leonard, Gay Lord, Richeyville ...,.. Lepri, Gordon Ralph, Clairton ..... Leveto, Lawrence R., Houston .,.. . Liveratti, Theresa M., Wilmerding .,.. , Lombardo, Joseph C., California ..,.. . Lowry, William H., Ligonier ....,., . Loya, Mary Ann, Republic ..,.. Lucas, Donald J., Scottdale ...,..... . Lynn, Catherine Mae, Pricedale ...... Lyons, Gloria Jean, Floreffe ,,.... Lyons, John S., Irwin ..,.....,, . Lytle, Robert E., Roscoe ....,. ........... . Maraney, Patricia Lee, Uniontown ..,,. Markel, Shirley Ann, Pitcairn ....... Markovich, Charles F., Uniontown ,...,,. Martin, George, Wade, California ....,.. Martz, Ellis S., Butler .........,..,,.............. Mateka, Dorothy Ann, Belle Vernon ....,.. Matteo, Joseph P., Monroeville ......... . Matz, Donald C., Pittsburgh ,.... . Mazick, James W., California ..,...,, . McCann, Charles E., N. Charleroi ..... . McCauley, F. Leonard, Verona ..,..... McGary, Roger Allan, Smithton ....., Mcllvaine, Dorothy J., Carnegie ..... . McKeever, Ronald Lee, Pittsburgh ..,.. Mead, David Richard, Oil City ,......,.,.. Metzner, Sonia Michal, W. Brownsville . ,,,.. Miller, Glenn David, Clarksville ..,...,..., Miller, Norma Jean, Charleroi ..,,... Miller, Richard Lee, Sharon ,,....... Miller, Thelma P., Markleysburg Miller, William B., Washington ,.... . Mindek, Andrew J., New Salem ...... . Mosely, Fleming J., Monessen ..,. . Mowry, Leon R., Acme ....,.,. ....... . Muchler, Thomas, Wilkes-Barre .,.,.. Murray, Cecil Paul, Sligo ..,....... Myers, Roseann, Uniontown ..... Nagle, Robert L., California .... . Natali, David A., Webster ...... . Naylor, Joseph W., Webster Nesbit, Sylvia Jean, Rillton .........,..,.... Newman, Beverly Ann, McKees Rocks Directory Industrial Arts Secondary Secondary Secondary Secondary Secondary Secondary Secondary Secondary Elementary Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Elementary Secondary Secondary Secondary Industrial Arts Secondary Elementary Secondary Secondary Secondary Industrial Arts Elementary Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Secondary Elementary Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Elementary . ...... Secondary Secondary Secondary Secondary Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Elementary Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Elementary Industrial Arts Secondary Secondary Elementary Elementary Nicholl, Luanne, Ellsworth . .... . Nichols, Robert B., Leechburg ..... . Oiesen, Charles R., Oil City ......,,. . Opest, Albert R., McCleIlandtown .... . Orlandi, Leo P., Richeyville ,...... , Orsega, John M., Newell ,... .......... . O'Savage, Anthony J., Charleroi .,., . Painter, Earl D., Traltord .,......,,..,. . Palicka, Joy Yvonne, Darragh ..... Palmer, Jack L., Fayette City ,..,....,,.. . Papini, Kenneth Clifford, California .. Parkins, William J., Roscoe ...,......,.... . Parks, Reed L., Uniontown .. .. Pascoe, Charles E., California .... . Paulick, John A., Charleroi Paull, Joseph A., Uniontown ........, . Paxton, Robert David, Pittsburgh ...,. Penney, Robert C., Mars .............., Perez, Alfred L., Donora ......,........,.,...., Pezzoni, Palmetta Mae, Fredericktown ...,,. Phillips, Howard Merel, Morgan .........,. ..... Phillips, James E., Meyersdale ....,.,.,,.. Pollifroni, Rose Marie, Bentleyville ...... Polonoli, Charles E., Donora ........,, . Powell, Clyde A., California .... . Pringle, Nancy Ann, Republic ...,,. Prucasky, William J., Marianna .....,. . Prostko, Leo Robert, McKees Rocks . .,.. . Provance, Betty Lou, Uniontown ....,,. Province, Don, Belle Vernon ......., Pugliese, Albert J., Arnold .. Pykosh, Edward John, Donora ,... Rager, Kenneth A., Johnstown ,,,.. . Ramsey, Margaret Ann, Der1lJ0 ..44-- Randolph, Lavina Fay, Glassport ,..... Ray, Vendla Mae, Morrisville ............. Rebarick, Fred Robert, Bentleyville ...... Rego, Donald John, Mt. Pleasant ...,. Reighard, Gary W., Johnstown ...., . Reilly, John Paul, Gallitzin ....... Rhoads, James, Ligonier ..... ..,,....... Richey, Mary Jane, Burgettstown ...., Rinella, Duane J., St. Marys ....... . Ritter, Richard, Finleyville ..........,. Robyak, Albert R., McKees Rocks ..,.. . Rockwell, Robert R., Monongahela ....... Rogers, Elizabeth Jane, W. Alexander Roncaderi, Peggy Lou, Vestaburg ,... .,.. Rosborough, Beverly Carole, Donora ..,... Ross, Robert B., Uniontown .........,...... Elementary Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Secondary Secondary Secondary Secondary Secondary Elementary Industrial Arts Elementary Secondary Secondary Secondary Industrial Arts Secondary Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Secondary Elementary Industrial Arts Secondary Elementary Industrial Arts Secondary Elementary Secondary Secondary Elementary Secondary Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Secondary Secondary Secondary Elementary Secondary Secondary Industrial Arts Secondary Industrial Arts Elementary Industrial Arts Secondary Industrial Arts Secondary Elementary Secondary Elementary Industrial Arts Roth, Carter E., McKees Rocks .,,,. . Ruby, Joann Patricia, California ..,.. Russell, Carole June, Fredericktown ..,.. Russell, Helen J., Bentleyville .,....,.,.... . Sacco, Joyce L., Southview . .... ,. Sage, John Roxey, Burgettsville ,..... Sala, Sabina Caroline, Donora .,..... Salata, Francis V., Verona .. Saltarelli, Robert, Beaver ..,. Salvino, Ronald A., Monessen ..... . Sattalo, Jerry J., Smithton .. Saxman, Walter, California ,..,.. Schaefer, Evelyn T., Berlin . ., ..,.....,........... .. Seanor, James Edward, New Alexandria Sellers, James Alvin, Ford City ,,.,..........., Shaulis, Wayne R., Meyersdale ..,... . Sheets, Beniamin M., Beallsville ,.,. . Sherwin, Karl C., Monessen ..... . Shirley, James W., Harrison City Sholtz, Robert N., Uniontown ,,..., , Sinclair, Duncan Eugene, Smock ...,.... Skocik, John Stephen, Jr., Uniontown .... . Skocik, Raymond E., Uniontown ....... . Skutch, Charles A., Portage ..,,., . Sloan, Arthur, Roscoe .......... Smith, Barbara Lou, Carnegie ..,.., Smith, John J., Washington ..... , Smith, Thelma F., Belle Vernon ,.,... . Snyder, John Frederick, Bedford ..... Spitek, Marlene Ann, California ..... Stablein, Lynn W., Charleroi .... . Stanley, Glenda R., Monessen ..... . Stovaski, Tony, California ....,.. Steppling, Richard, Swissvale ...,.. Stewart, Richard A., Rimersburg ,.... , Stewart, Thomas A., Rimersburg Stine, Anna Mae, Monongahelo ......,. Stocker, Carol Suzanne, Brownsville ..... Stockton, Jean A., Coal Center ..... , Stofko, Stephen R., Donora ..... . Stoltenberg, Carl F., Emlenton .,..,., . Streieck, Donald F., Monongahela ..,, . Stump, James C., Belle Vernon ...... . Suder, Mack E., Meyersdale ...., . Swank, Keith M., Somerset ....,..... , Swanson, Robert J., McKeesport .... . Tarka, Rosemary Joan, California ..,.. Taylor, Robert M., Frank ,.,.........., . Tekavec, Dolores, Brownsville .,,.... Testy, Daniel, Roscoe .....,......... Directory lndustrial Arts Secondary Secondary Elementary Elementary lndustrial Arts Elementary Secondary lndustrial Arts Elementary lndustrial Arts Industrial Arts Elementary lndustrial Arts lndustrial Arts Industrial Arts Secondary lndustrial Arts Elementary Secondary Secondary Secondary Secondary lndustrial Arts lndustrial Arts Elementary Secondary Elementary Industrial Arts Elementary Secondary Elementary Secondary Secondary Secondary lndustrial Arts Elementary Elementary Elementary Secondary lndustrial Arts Secondary Elementary lndustrial Arts Industrial Arts Secondary Secondary Secondary Secondary Secondary Thorpe, Donald Wayne, Brownsville ,.., ......., S econdary Thomas, Keith A., Millsboro .,....... ,..., I ndustrial Arts Thomas, Paul Eugene, Meyersdale ..... Secondary Timok, Louis N., McKeesport ........... ..... S econdary Todd, James H., Monessen ..... ..... S econdary Tokar, Edward J., Daisytown ..,.... .... ..... S e condary Tomasi, David Joseph, Jacobs Creek lndustrial Arts Toth, John Thomas, Belle Vernon ..,.. ..... S econdary Trautvetter, Ralph G., Pittsburgh ...,.. ..... S econdary Trudell, Mary Anne, Sewickley .......... .... E lementary Tulip, David Earl, West Middlesex ..,,... ., ., lndustrial Arts Tumilty, Jacquelin J., Grindstone ..,.. ,... E lementary Turnbull, Robert W., Patton ,.....,........ lndustrial Arts Twardy, Patricia M., Westmoreland . ..., Elementary Vaccaro, John Carmen, Sewickley .... lndustrial Arts Veltri, John L., Newell .,..,,.. ,....,....,.., ,,.... S e condary Ventimiglia, Mary Ann, Richeyville ...... ....,. S econdary Vissat, Gayle Adele, Herminie ..,.... ..,.. E lementary Wagner, Robert P., Washington ,,..... .... E lementary Walker, Robert D., California .......,...... . Walters, Barbara Mae, Belle Vernon Walters, Lewis Melvin, California .....,. . .,.. Secondary Secondary lndustrial Arts Warman, Mildred Grace, Masontown .... .,...... E lementary Wasko, Merline, W. Brownsville ....... .... E lementary Watkins, Marian Elaine, Uledi ........ .,.... S econdary Watkins, Robert D., Uledi ..,....,,...,....,.. ,..... S econdary Wayner, Douglas E., New Kensington lndustrial Arts Weber, Howard K., Irwin .. .......,..,......... ...... S econdary Whipkey, Henry F., Scottdale .,.... Whiten, Robert C., Apollo .. Widmer, Walter M., Newell ........,.. Wilber, Jerry Lee, Limestone, N. Y. ..... .... . Wilkinson, Thomas C., Roscoe ..,,... . Wilson, Paul Johnson, Freeport ....., Wilson, Roy Arnold, Lebanon ..... Wise, Joseph I., Pine Bank Wohler, Stanley, Uniontown .,.,. Wood, Leslie M., Charleroi ,,.. . Woodward, Joan, Grindstone .,.., Yannacci, Donald F., Yukon ..,........ Zaharewicz, Edmund J., Daisytown ..., . Zaharewicz, Joseph, Daisytown ...,. Zaharatf, Gloria L., Marianna ..,.... , Zahratka, Andrew G., Jeannette ..,. . Zaksek, John M., S. Connellsville .,,. , Zanolli, F. Pat, Fredricktown ..,..... Zedack, Paul D., Cherry Tree .,,..,..,,,. . Zeglen, Joseph M., Chestnut Ridge .,.. . . Zibrido, Richard James, Richeyville .. Zilka, Carl S., Bentleyville ......,....,... lndustrial Arts lndustrial Arts Secondary lndustrial Arts Elementary Secondary Secondary lndustrial Arts lndustrial Arts Secondary Elementary lndustrial Arts Secondary lndustrial Arts Elementary Secondary Secondary lndustrial Arts lndustrial Arts Secondary Secondary Secondary Zober, George R., California ....,.. Zunic, Joseph F., Pittsburgh .,,.. PART TIME Elgin, George O., Mt. Morris ...... . Jones, Raymond Lee, Monessen ...,.. Krainak, John, Ellsworth .... ...... Stifl, Dorothy Marie, Hiller ..... SOPHOMORES Adams, Glenn C., Karns City ..,.. . Anderson, Clarence H., Tarentum Anderson, Thomas John, New Salem ,..., Andresky, Carl J., Glassport ..........,., . Arrigo, Franklin R., Charleroi .... . Baer, Ottis Devon, Meyersdale ,,.... Bailey, Lois Jean, California ....,............ Bailing, Robert Craig, New Kensington . Balla, Alex Joseph, Richeyville ............ Barclay, Alice Ann, Somerset ...... Barlow, John W., Elizabeth ..,,.... . Barney, Lois Arline, Washington ...... Barry, William F., Uniontown .............,. Beal, Kenneth Edgar S., Connellsville .... ,. . Beall, Alan P., Belle Vernon ,,..,.. ...... . Beck, Janet Ann, Donora ,... ....,.. Belcher, James W., Meyersdale .... . Bickerton, John C., W. Elizabeth .,,., . Bisi, James G., Latrobe ....,.. .,..... . Bissell, James W., Coal Center ..... . Blacka, Edward E., Belle Vernon .......,,... . Blazosky, Michael George, St. Michael .. Bloom, Raymond W., Curwensville ..,. . Bloom, Richard M., Curwensville .,.., . Booher, Sandra Kay, Pitcairn ...,.. Bortner, Robert A., Sharpsville ,..,..... . Bzzack, Judith Ann, Belle Vernon ..,.. Brewer, Joanne Rae, Brownsville .,... Bristor, Janet E., Washington .... . Brougher, Ronald C., Boswell ..... , Buchak, Joseph C., Donora .............,....... Bungard, Wilma Joanne, Washington ....,.. . Burchianti, Deanna Louise, Bulger ...... Burwell, Joseph C., Uniontown .,,.. . Cahill, James R. Jr., Charleroi ...., Calamari, Curtis R., Roscoe ,.., . Campbell, Elaine R., California ,,.. , Caputo, James Charles, Monessen ..,.... Ceccarelli, Marilee A., Belle Vernon ,..., . Directory Secondary Secondary Secondary Secondary Industrial Arts , ..,. Secondary Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Secondary Industrial Arts Secondary Secondary Elementary Secondary Elementary Elementary Industrial Arts Elementary Industrial Arts Secondary Secondary Elementary Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Secondary Secondary Secondary Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Elementary Industrial Arts Elementary Secondary Elementary Industrial Arts Secondary Elementary Secondary Elementary Secondary Secondary Elementary Industrial Arts Elementary Chalfant, James L. Jr., Brownsville Chew, Emma Lee, Brownsville Chirdon, Clarence D., California .,.... ..... Churella, George Emery, Patton ..... Clarrocchi, John F., Vestaburg ...., . Clark, John K., Charleroi .... ....,.. . Clever, Kenneth Ivan, Leechlourg Close, Charles Richard, State Line ...,.,. .,... Coleman, Judith Ann, Somerset ,.... Colvin, Ruth A., Charleroi ........ . Cottone, Anthony J., Clairton .,.., , Cseko, Drauga, Isabella ..... ,..,. Cushey, Herman E., Finleyville ..,.., , Cutler, Elaine A., Uniontown ...... . Danko, Paul, Jr., Daisytown .... . Davis, Franklin G., Richeyville ,... , Dayner, Ralph E., Belle Vernon ,.... . De Bolt, James F., Charleroi Industrial Arts Elementary Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Secondary Secondary Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Elementary Elementary Industrial Arts Elementary Industrial Arts Secondary Industrial Arts Secondary Secondary Industrial Arts Deiley, James D., Clairton ., ........... .,,.. S econdary Delbarre, Loretta Lee, California ..... Secondary DiFilippo, Christine M., N. Charleroi .... Elementary Dimperio, Mary Ann, Brownsville .. .... Elementary DiNardo, Patsy Richard, Ellsworth ...... ..,.,. S econdary Duke, Elizabeth A., Pitcairn ........... .... E lementary Durfee, Joseph Edwin, Union City ....... ...,. I ndustrial Arts Durinzi, Linda Lee, Burgettstown .... ,... E lementary DuShaw, James H., Coal Center .,...., ...... S econdary Ebbert, Etta L., California ..,,,...... .... E lementary Egan, John F., Brentwood .. .,.......... lridustridl AHS Ercegovie, Edward E., Brownsville . ..... Secondary Essey, Norman, Charleroi ......,,....., ..... S econdary Fairman, Ronald Bert, Creekside ..,, Industrial Arts Farrell, James Nick, Mt. Pleasant ,.... .,.... S econdary Fedor, Elizabeth Myra, Charleroi .... .... E Iementary Fetty, Fred, Brownsville ,,.........,.., ,,... S econdary Finnecy, Howard E., Monroeville .... .... E lementary Forsythe, Ronald L., W. Brownsville ....... ,.,... S econdary Frameli, Anthony, Clarksville .........,. ,..... S econdary Franks, Donald, Masontown ...... ..... S econdary Frederick, Lois Jean, Glenshaw ..... ---t E l9menfC 'Y Fuge, Harold Dean, Johnstown .,... Il'1GlUStflC1l AHS Gabrik, Janet Alline, Elco .... .....,.... ,.... E I ementary Garrison, Charles E. Jr., Dilliner ..,.... ......... S econdary Geletei, James A., Fairbank .....,..... lr1dUSlflUl Arts George, Madge Ruth, Bentleyville ....... .,... E lementary Giannetti, Frances Vincetta, Monessen ..... ..,,..,, E lementary Gibbs, James H., Conneaut Lake .......,, ..... I l'ldUSfl'lGl AYTS Glott, Frank E., California .. .....,. ....., S econdarY Gouger, Martha Rose, Monessen ,........ ..,.. E lementary Grados, Helen Kathleen, Fayette City ,,,.... ..... E lementary Gray, William Thomas, California ...,.. Gunter, Alfred, Clarksville .. .,,..,... I. Haddad, Joed John, Bentleyville .,..., Hagan, Helen K., Uniontown ....... , Hagerty, Edgar W., N. Charleroi ...... , Hake, James Robert, Greensburg ..,.,., Hall, Eugene J., Brownsville ....,...,,. . Hamilton, Marlene F., Large ,,,..,.,. , Hankey, Walter Craig, California ...... Hanna, James W., Washington ..,... . Harford, John Paul, Uniontown .,.,.. Heckler, Esther E., Daisytown ,,..,.,........ , Heddleston, Laverne Hugh, Uniontown ,...,. .,..... Helsel, Jay D., Portage ....... ...,.............. , Hillhouse, David Andrew, Ellsworth ..... Hook, Thomas A., Hopwood ..,......, . Hooper, John Elbert, Munhall ...... Horates, Johnny, Monessen ,......... Hosler, Terrell Gene, Fayette City ...... Hotz, Ernest Roger, California ..,...... Huber, Harold Wesley, Butler ..,.... Hunter, Alma Louise, Charleroi ......, Hunter, Leonard, Keisterville ..,., Hurst, Nancy Ellen, Pitcairn ,,.... llko, James A., Richeyville ........... . Jacobstein, Lewis M., Crum Lynne .,.. . Jankosky, Cornelius A., California ..,. . Jeney, Richard W., Richeyville ..,. . Johnson, Lynne Kay, Library .......,...,.,.... Kallenborn, Ronald Dean, West Newton Kanitra, Elaine Frances, California ...,.... Karas, John Francis, Jr., Carnegie .... . Karpen, Judy Renee, Brownsville ..... Kasper, Ronald Lewis, Pittsburgh ,.,....,. Keegan, Terence Jerome, West Newton Kensky, Bernard Lee, Clairton .......,.,.,.. Kinnick, Fred L., Isabella ,.... ,..,....,.. . Kloock, Raymond Joseph, Charleroi .,.. Komacek, Albert Stanley, Isabella .,.,. Koslosky, Bernard Phillip, Wyano ...... Kupets, George Albert, Republic ..... Kovach, Stephen J. Jr., Brownsville .... . Koval, Bernard Paul, Connellsville .,.,. Koury, Michael Philip, Uniontown ....,. Kraft, Dan Robert, Belle Vernon ...,......... Kreinbrook, Carole Ann, Mt. Pleasant .. Krotzer, Richard M., Pittsburgh ............ . Kruppa, Joanna, N. Charleroi ,........ Kucher, Robert Joseph, Johnstown .... Laird, Robert E., West Newton .... . Directory Elementary Secondary Secondary Elementary Secondary Secondary Secondary Elementary Industrial Arts . ,.... Elementary Secondary Elementary Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Secondary Secondary Secondary Secondary Secondary Secondary Secondary Elementary Industrial Arts Secondary Secondary Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Secondary Elementary Industrial Arts Elementary Industrial Arts Elementary Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Secondary Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Secondary Secondary Industrial Arts . ...,,.. Secondary Industrial Arts Elementary Industrial Arts Elementary Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Laughead, Alicia Donne, Uniontown ....... .... E lementary Lavely, Robert Eugene, Johnstown .,.... Industrial Arts Lebowitz, Judith Fay, Uniontown ...,,. ...,.,... S econdary Lehosky, Joseph Paul, Tarentum .,... Industrial Arts Lemley, David Allan, Mt. Morris ..... ...,.. S econdary Leonard, Carole Eileen, California ....... ,..., S econdary Litvak, Elaine Lee, Cuddy .........,........... ,.., E lementary Livingston, Terry Michael, Monongahela ..... ...... S econdary Lofstead, Clarence, Masontown ...,,........, ,.... S econdary Luckey, Wesley Lee, Dawson ................... .... E lementary Luxner, Robert Lawrence, Carmichaels ...... ...... S econdary Machusko, Andy Joseph, Hiller ......,..... ...... S econdary Mack, Arthur L., Johnstown ..,.....,., Industrial Arts Mandarino, Donna Lee, Monessen .... .,.., E lementary Maple, James Harvey, California ........ ..,... S econdary Marinkovich, Thomas Carl, Monessen ..... ...... S econdary Martinelli, Joe, California ,, ,.........,..,.., ,..... S econdary Maruschak, Mildred Ann, California ...... ...,, E lementary Matola, Martha Jane, California ........,.,. ......., E lementary Matovich, Richard Mark, McKees Rocks ..... ,.... I ndustrial Arts McAlpine, David Samuel, Belle Vernon ..,. ...... S econdary McCorkle, Barbara Jean, Elizabeth ........, ...... S econdary McCullough, Robert S., Mahoningtown ...., ...,. McDonald, Grant Charles, California ..... McGary, Hugh Carl, Smithton ..,....... McGowan, Ronald R., Ebensburg ,,,,. ............. ..,.. Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Industrial Arts McGuire, Richard Bernard, Monongahela ...... ...... S econdary McKay, John A., California ...,...,......,.....,... ....,. S econdary McKay, Marlene T., Washington ....,.. .,.. E lementary Mele, Patricia, Monongahela ........, ......... S econdary Mesher, George Edward, Donora ...,.....,.. Industrial Arts Micozzi, Bernard Anthony, Masontown ....... ..,,., S econdary Mihallik, Robert Michael, McCIellandtown ..... ........ E lementary Miholy, Robert John, Connellsville ..,..,..,... .,.. I ndustrial Arts Mihealsick, Charles, Allenport .,....,. ...... S econdary Miller, Charlotte L., California .......,..,..,.... ...... S econdary Mizerak, William Joseph, Fredericktown ...... ...... S econdary Moore, Mona Jean, New Eagle ,,.....,...... ..,..... E lementary Moravec, Anthony Edward, Leechburg .,... ..... I ndustrial Arts Morris, William George, Star Junction ...... ...... S econdary Mosely, Delmer John, Monessen ,..,...,.. ...... S econdary Moss, Thomas Jerome, Lock 1354 ....... ...... S econdary Mulvin, Robert Dale, Corry . ........,.. Industrial Arts Murphy, Robert Edward, Charleroi ...,.. .,.... S econdary Musial, Lucille Ann, Monessen ........ ...... S econdary Myden, Marlene H., Uniontown ......... .... E lementary Nandor, Patricia Jean, N. Charleroi ............. Nauman, George Edward, West Middlesex ..... .,.. Newman, Lowell Curtis, McCleIlandtown Nocenti, Rosalie Ann, Masontown , .....,.... Elementary Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Elementary Norman, Franklin R., Brownsville . .,... .... . Nyswaner, James Marshall, Washington Oliver, Paul R., Belle Vernon ..,...,.......... . Ondulick, John Robert, Monessen ....... Orlandi, Charles R., Richeyville ..... . Osborne, Dale Charles, Sharpsville ....., Paluti, Dominic John, Clairton .,.,,... Patterson, Thomas B., Brownsville .,.... . Patrick, Patricia Ann, Roscoe ,,........ Paul, Joan, Meyersdale ..,.. .,..,.....,.... Perry, Robert Raymond, Brownsville ...... Petrus, Raymond A., Ford City ......,... . Pfaff, Richard Lee, Johnstown ........ Philp, Charles M., Fredericktown ,.,,.. . Platts, Sandra Diane, Charleroi ,,..., Prati, Lorraine P., LaBelIe .,,. Presock, Leonard, Fayette City ...,... Price, Jacqueline Ann, Stockdale .,..,.. Price, Joseph B., Pittsburgh ..,...., Price, William D., Van Voorhis ...... . Probst, Margaret J., Washington ..,. . Ptak, Frank Stephen, Uniontown ...,...... Pudlo, James Edward, Stump Creek ,,.... Querry, Paul Lester, Calvin ,......,,.,.., Quinn, Charles, Belle Vernon ...,.. Radek, Charles Fred, Pricedale ..... Randolph, Frederick D., Indiana ...... . Razzando, Amelia J., Belle Vernon ,,.... . Razum, Ernest D., Van Voorhis ....,. . Razum, George A., Van Voorhis ..., . Reitz, Alice Kay, Fairchance ..... Remish, Rita Marie, Monessen ....,...,.. Rheam, Robert Edward, California ...... Rice, Suzanne Sparks, Charleroi ............ Richardson, Marion Jane, Monongahela Richardson, Wilma Grace, Elizabeth ....... Richmond, George Allen, California ...,.. Roberts, Burnett Lee, Monongahela ...... Roberts, Howard J., Connellsville ..... . Rosendale, James A., Connellsville .,.., . Ross, John R., Uniontown ...,,., Roule, Eleanor, Marianna ....... Roule, Richard T., Marianna .... , Rubbo, M. David, Johnstown ,..,...,. Rummell, Raymond W., California ..... . Scarvel, John J., Farrell .,,,............... Schaffer, Lois Jean, Washington ...,..,...... Scheiber, Edward Joseph, W. Elizabeth Schmitt, Donna Jean, Broughton ..,..,... .. Schultz, Beverly Ann, Canonsburg ....... Directory Secondary Secondary Secondary Secondary Industrial Arts Elementary Secondary Secondary Elementary Elementary Secondary Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Secondary Elementary Secondary Elementary Industrial Arts Secondary Elementary Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Secondary Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Secondary Secondary Secondary Elementary Elementary Industrial Arts Elementary Elementary Elementary Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Secondary Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Elementary Secondary Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Secondary Elementary Industrial Arts Elementary Elementary Sesler, Mary Catherine, Uniontown ..... Sestak, William John, Uniontown ...... Sgroi, Salvatore L., Clairton ...... . Shaffer, Roy Martin, Johnstown ..... Shaw, John G., McKees Rocks ...,.. . Sheppard, Dave Davis, Smithton ..,... Shillings, Joan R., Isabella ..,...... . Shore, Curtis H., Coalport Sich, Renelda Rose, Isabella .... Sickles, Janet, Webster ,...... ..,,,...... Simpson, Florence M., Washington ..... . Skeddle, Mary Louise, Clairton ...... Skruber, Donna A., Belle Vernon ...... . Slagle, Donald R., Rimersburg .... . Sloan, John W., Fredericktown ,.,...,.,.. . Smitley, Kenneth Wilbert, Mt. Pleasant Sorensen, Jens Erick, California ,.......... Spragg, Susan, Washington ,,,..... Stafford, Nancy Beal, Uniontown ..,.. Staley, Shirley L., W. Brownsville .... . Stark, Herman E., Elco ........ ......,, . Stefanick, John E., Colver ....., Stefi, Donald Lee, Brownsville .,..,. Stoffa, Dennis, Clairton ,..... .. Stoicovy, George, Burnham .....,... Stout, John Barry, Bentleyville ....... Straub, John Regis, Clairton ....... Stroion, Richard F., Irwin ..... , Suchko, Andrew, Lowber ....................... Sutherland, Shirley R., West Alexander Sweda, Mary Ann, Dunbar ...............,.. Tedorski, John Chester, Arnold ,,.....,. Thomas, Jackson B., Markleysburg ..... , Tretchick, Donald, Avonmore ...,...... Trivonovich, John, Masontown .,........,.. Twardy, Michael Thomas, Monessen Ursinyi, Edward J., Monessen ..,........,,. , Vacheresse, Kathryn S., Washington Van Voorhis, Elizabeth A., Finleyville . Vasbinder, Alton C., East Brady ......... . Vassicaros, Constantine G., California ...... Vincentich, Jordan Paul, Stockdale ,..... Victeck, George W., Washington ..... . Vlanich, Adam, N. Charleroi ....... Vohar, Jeanette Faye, California ...,. Weaver, Janice L., Washington .,.. . Webb, Richard Henry, Roscoe ......,, Weldon, Owen Dale, Fayette City ..,,.. Wendelin, Karl E., Monessen ,........... . Wenslow, Ronald Robert, California ..,... ....- Elementary Industrial Arts Secondary Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Elementary Industrial Arts Secondary Secondary Elementary Elementary Elementary Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Secondary Industrial Arts Elementary Elementary Elementary Secondary Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Secondary Secondary Industrial Arts Secondary Secondary Elementary Secondary Industrial Arts Secondary Industrial Arts Secondary Secondary Secondary Elementary Secondary Industrial Arts Secondary Secondary Secondary Secondary Elementary Elementary Secondary Secondary Secondary Industrial Arts Whipple, William C., Falls Creek White, James W., Markleton ...... Wiita, Richard A., Monessen ......., Willis, Rita Carole, Carmichaels Directory lndustrial Arts Secondary Secondary Elementary Elementary lndustrial Arts lndustrial Arts Elementary Secondary Wilson, Alice Faye, Johnstown .,.. Wilson, Harold M., Johnstown ...... ..... . Wilson, John E., Dunbar ...,. .,.,......... ,..., . Wilson, Loretta Rae, Waltersburg Wilson, William V., Monessen ...,.., .... . Winder, Robert Scott, Mercer ..... Wirth, Joseph E., Coraopolis . Wohler, Don, Uniontown Wolfe, Judith Ann, California ..... Wootton, Enoch, Washington ..., Yobuck, Andrew, Brownsville Yuratovich, Stephanie Ann, W. Brownsville ....... Zampan, Frances Patricia, Strabane .... Zanardini, Joyce, Coal Center Zippay, Albert R., N. Charleroi .... Zoppetti, Robert Louis, Roscoe ..,.,..,....,.... Zoretic, Gwendolyn Sue, Merrittstown Zumpetta, August O., Cokeburg Bitonti, PART TIME Paul A., Belle Vernon ...... Campbell, Lila G., Washington ,..,. Marker, Garnet Mae, Donegal ...... JUNIORS Adams, James Franklin, Marianna ..... Alexander, William T., Marianna ...... . Ames, Harrold G., Bentleyville ....,., . Anderson, Charles M., Pittsburgh ..... . Anderson, David R., Pittsburgh ..,........,... . Ballant, Joseph Ryan, West Brownsville ..... Barger, Merle Allen, Kittanning ..,.......... Boston, Stanley E., California ..,..,.. . Batterby, Joseph H., Fredericktcwn ..... . Baynes, Robert A., Sheffield .....,..... . Beck, John Nicholas, Monessen ..,.... Beck, Ruth Ellen, Rockwood ...,.,. Bellora, Sylvia Ann, Monessen ,.., Bickel, Alan G., Parker .,,.....,........ . Blair, Matthew John, Richeyville .,.,.,....,. Blankenbuehler, Frank, Monongahela ..... Bodnar, Phyllis E., W. Brownsville ..,. . Bonari, C. George, Monessen ....,.., Boord, Paul Kent, Lake Lynn ,.....,., Bradley, Mary Catherine, Coulter ,,.... lndustrial Arts lndustrial Arts Secondary Elementary Secondary Secondary Secondary Elementary Elementary Secondary Secondary Elementary lndustrial Arts . .,.. Secondary Secondary Elementary lndustrial Arts Secondary lndustrial Arts lndustrial Arts lndustrial Arts Elementary lndustrial Arts lndustrial Arts lndustrial Arts Secondary lndustrial Arts Elementary Elementary lndustrial Arts Secondary Secondary Secondary lndustrial Arts Secondary Elementary Brown, James Howard, California ...... Bryner, Andy Melvin, California ,....... Buchta, Patricia Carol, Charleroi ..,,.. Burdette, James R., N. Charleroi .... , Busch, Dolores, Monessen ...........,.......... Capellman, Arnold Joseph, Springdale ..... Carson, James William, Elco ....,......,,.... Carter, Thomas Albert, White Haven ...., .... Celani, John L., Greensboro .,,..,....,.. . Chachick, Roland C., California .... . Cimoric, Thomas F., Farrell ............. . Cochenour, Donald E., West Newton Cochenour, Robert Harry, California . Costa, Dominic J., Bentleyville .......... . Cowen, Gerald Duane, California ..... Crayton, Mary Jane, Uniontown ....... Creasy, Max, California .... ..........,.. Crowley, Jennie F., California Cuddy, Russell Dale, Floreffe ......,...... Cumashot, John Ronald, Brownsville ,. Curran, Jack L., Webster .... .............. DeFigio, Nicholas F., Fairbank ............. Delduca, Vincent James, West Newton DeMarchi, Gary, Jeannette . ................ DiNardo, Donald Paul, Ellsworth ..... Donaldson, Thomas M., Washington .. Donnini, Robert F., Jeannette ...,....... . Dukich, Alice H., Elizabeth .. ..... Dulick, Andrew Paul, Ellsworth ..... Duncan, Janet Marie, Freedom ....... Eennis, Gladys, California ........ Everard, L. Miles, lngram . .....,. . Everett, Mary Lee, Pittsburgh ...... Fecik, John T., W. Middlesex ....... . Ferrari, Albert W., Monongahela ..,.. . Flynn, T. Keith, California ........,... France, Jack H., Donora ..... ........ . Gallagher, Daniel C., Johnstown ...,. . Ghrist, Carolyn Lee, Claysville ....... Giamalva, Joseph C., Charleroi .... . Gietl, Rudy Edwin, McKeesport ...... Glott, Anthony D., McKeesport ....,. . Glowa, Michael, Conemaugh ....... Gowern, Joseph F., Canonsburg ...... . Gray, Charles M., Uniontown ,...... . Gray, Jack C., New Castle .... . Greiner, Neil S., Pittsburgh ..... . Grove, Reid M., Uniontown ..... . Haas, Anna H., Belle Vernon Hahn, Joseph C., Donora Secondary Secondary Secondary Secondary Elementary lndustrial Arts Secondary Industrial Arts Secondary lndustrial Arts lndustrial Arts Elementary Secondary Elementary Secondary Elementary Industrial Arts Elementary Secondary lndustrial Arts Secondary Elementary Secondary Secondary Secondary lndustrial Arts lndustrial Arts Secondary Industrial Arts Elementary Elementary lndustrial Arts Elementary Industrial Arts lndustrial Arts Secondary Secondary lndustrial Arts Secondary Secondary Industrial Arts lndustrial Arts Industrial Arts lndustrial Arts Elementary Industrial Arts lndustrial Arts Secondary Elementary lndustrial Arts Hall, Nancy Faye, Confluence ...,... Halter, Donald Lincoln, California Hammond, Rodger K., Johnstown ...... ,..., Harenski, Paul J., Herminie .,,.,,..... Harlan, Charles O., North Bend .,.,.. ..,.. Harris, Darrell E., California . ,,... . Hedman, James E., Sheffield ......,... Hodinko, Robert G., Washington ..,,.. ,..... Directory Secondary , ..., .......... S econdary Industrial Arts Secondary Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Hodgson, Thomas E., Charleroi .,... ...... S econdary Hoffman, James, Belle Vernon .......... ,...... S econdary Hollis, Neddie C., New Kensington ....., Secondary Hrutkay, Edward C., Bentleyville .. Industrial Arts Huber, Joanne, Monongahela .,,.... .,.,. E Iementary Hughes, Thomas R., California .......,... ...... S econdary Humphries, Sylvia Louise, Charleroi ,....,. .......,. E Iementary Hyman, Morris W., California ...,... Industrial Arts Jameson, Clair L., Brownsville ....,.. ..... E Iementary Jeffrey, Robert A., Denbo ..... ...... S econdary Jeney, Irene M., Coal Center ..,.,, ,.,,. E Iementary Jesick, James, Belle Vernon ....,. ....., S econdary Joczik, Robert L., Uniontown ....... ,,..., S econdary Joseph, Helen Mae, Newell ..... Junker, Bruce C., California .... . Kaleita, Joseph M., California ..,.,. . Kallok, Edward M., Donora ,.... . Keightley, Roger R., Connellsville . Elementary Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Kennedy, Gary W., California ....,.. .,.. E Iementary Kirsopp, Frank R., Mt. Lebanon ...., Industrial Arts Kornick, Sarah Anne, Vestaburg ...,.. ...... S econdary Kostich, Helen M., Allenport ...,...... .,..,. S econdary Koval, John C., Duquesne ......... ,.,.. E Iementary Kridle, Martha L., Greensboro ....... ,....... E Iementary Krupa, Frank F., Johnstown ..,,... Industrial Arts Kubitsky, Daniel D., Uniontown .,,..,. ..,... S econdary labin, Lewis Edward, Brownsville ...... ,..... S econdary Lea, Dallas A., Monessen ,......,...... ..... S econdary Leighty, Gerald T., California ..... Leonard, Eugene S., Farrell ...... Long, Richard A., Gibsonia ....,. Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Lukey, Janey, New Salem .. .. ..,,.. Secondary Maley, Paul J., Cokeburg .. ..,.. ....,. S econdary Mallison, Richard F., St. Marys ....., Industrial AHS Martin, Mary F., Midway ,.,.. ,.,..., S econdary Maxon, Connie M., Uniontown ,.... .,:..,. S econdary Mayer, Charles W., Homestead ......,. ..... I ndustrial AYTS McCallum, Nancy Jane, California .... Elementary McClatchey, William D., Pittsburgh ...... Secondary McClellan, Patricia Ann, Fredericktown ...... ........ E lementarY McClintock, Marlin R., Berlin ........,......... ..... I ndustrial Arts McCune, Jack L., Brownsville ,... .. Secondary Mclaine, John E., Miola .,.,. ...,.,.,. . McWreath, Mary Jo, Washington ...... Mendola, James J., Monongahela ..,.., . Merti, Edward, Jr., Masontown .... . Metcalf, Nancy Lee, Oakdale ,..... Milchovich, Stanley, Stockdale .,,,. Miller, Shirley, Stoystown .,...,..,...,......... Morgan, Margaret Janice, Mt. Pleasant ...... .... Morgan, Ronald E., McKeesport .,......... , Mori, Gene A., Sutersville ..............,.... . Morris, Dena Blanche, Waynesburg .... Mountain, Wilmer J., Brownsville ...... . Myers, Allan Baker, Wayne .,...,..,. Myrga, Harry M., Monessen ...,....... . Nagg, Leslie Edward, Brownsville ,.... Neighbors, Charles R., Dunbar ..., . Nizinski, Janet, Bentleyville .....,,.... Noble, Robert William, Freeport ...,.. Nobel, Sandra L., Brownsville ...,.. , North, William R., Apollo .,............... . Novak, Ronald W., W. Brownsville .,.. . Nuccetelli, Lena, Cokeburg .........., Oliver, Theodore, Belle Vernon ...., Panich, Michael M., Stockdale .,....... , Parnell, William G., Monongahela ..... . Parola, Rita Ann, W. Brownsville .... Paskevich, Elizabeth M., Canonsburg Patton, William G., Albion .,...,,........., . Paul, James S., Centerville ,....... . Paulochik, Dorothy J., Windber ....,, , Pecosh, Thomas, Hiller ..... .,,....... Peckyno, Michael, Monessen ....,. Pero, John W., California ........ , Petrisek, George E., Bentleyville .,... . Petrush, Leonard J., Monessen ..... . Phillips, James H., Clairton .. Popovich, Roddy, Republic . .....,. . Potsklan, Betty Frances, Hiller ...... Powell, Don Duane, Coal Center .,..., Puskar, Mary Ellen, Pittsburgh ...,. Putt, Gordon E., Charleroi ...... . Rebottini, Robert L., Denbo Reilly, Patrick J., Gallitzin ..... . Remy, Ronald E., California ..... . Retus, Mike, Bentleyville .,.........,....... Reynolds, Harold Lee, Monongahela Ricco, Robert J., Brownsville ,...,.... ., Richards, Howard F., Bentleyville ....,. , Rimbey, Glen R., Carnegie ....,...,.. . Rizzo, Vincent D., Pittsburgh .... , Industrial Arts Elementary Secondary Secondary Elementary Secondary Elementary Elementary Industrial Arts Industrial Arts , , .,.... Secondary Secondary Industrial Arts Elementary Secondary Secondary Elementary Industrial Arts Secondary Industrial Arts Secondary Elementary Secondary Secondary Secondary Secondary Secondary Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Secondary Industrial Arts Secondary Industrial Arts Secondary Industrial Arts Secondary . ..,... Secondary Secondary Secondary Elementary Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Secondary Secondary . , ,,.... Secondary Secondary Secondary Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Roberts, James W., Monongahela .... . Rozzi, William L., Masontown ..,. , Rugh, Carroll B., Greensburg ....,. . Ruotif, Harriet M., Point Marion ,,... . Sacharov, Kenneth M., Monessen ..... , Sale, Donald, Fayette City .......... Salopek, Thomas F., Pittsburgh ...., . Sampey, Betty Lee, Uniontown ..,.., Sanders, Doris, Monongahela .........., Schiltbauer, Karen Rae, Hopwood ....,. Schuckers, Gordon H., Reynoldsville ....,,. , Schuman, William, Clarksville ..,..,...,. Scott, George R., Roscoe ...... . Seneff, Gail M., Irwin ......,,..,. . Sepe, Louis S., Monongahela ..... . Serwinski, Joseph, Scottdale ..,....... Sethman, Nancy Lee, Belle Vernon ..... . Shatter, Raymond E., Donora ..,.,.. . Shargots, George W., Marianna Shultz, Donna Lee, Charleroi ,,..... Siemen, Marion H., Bridgeville .,... . Sinosky, Cynthia Ann, Elcc ,...,.... Smerigan, Dolores Ann, Clairton ,.,... Smiley, Richard Lee, Scenery Hill ..... Snyder, Bernard N., Springbaro ..,.. . Sokoloff, Howard R., Bentleyville Sowden, John W., Monongahela .... . Spernak, Martha J., Monongahela ,,.... Stoney, Jacqueline Ann, Jeannette ...... Stay, Albert J., Freclericktown ......., Stetser, Charles, Donora .... ........ Stiles, David W., East Millsboro ....... Directory Secondary Elementary Industrial Arts Elementary Secondary Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Elementary Elementary Elementary Elementary Secondary Secondary Elementary Secondary Industrial Arts Elementary Secondary Secondary Elementary Secondary Elementary Elementary Secondary Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Secondary Secondary Secondary Secondary Secondary Industrial Arts Stoicovy, Donald C., California .,..,, ...... S econdary Story, Sally, Greensburg .,....,.,............. ,.,,,. S econdary Strycula, Walter A., W. Brownsville ,.,.,., ...... S econdary Suarez, Mercedes, Monongahela ...... .,,,. E Iementary Taylor, W. Gerald, Charleroi ....,..,..,,.,..... ...,,..., S econdary Theakston, Harold E., W. Brownsville ...,... ..... I ndustrial Arts Thomas, Leroy L., Fayette City .....,....., ......... S econdary Timashenka, K. Kelly, Springdale .,.... Industrial Arts Timney, John F., Fair Oaks ...,,,..,.,......, ...... 5 econdary Tippet, Patricia Ann, McClellandtown ,.... Secondary Todaro, Donald A., Newell ............,..... ...,., S econdary Tremba, Ken Roy, Clarksville ...... ,.,,. S econdary Trenk, Charles E., Belle Vernon .,..,. ..,... S econdary Troth, Alfred C., Monessen .......... Industrial Arts Turachak, Thomas M., California ....., ..,.. S econdary Turney, Shirley Faye, Addison .,,.,. .... E Iementary Umshares, Alex A., Washington .,..,...... ..... I ndustrial Arts Underwood, Nancy Jane, California ...,.. . Elementary Vickroy, Richard Lee, Johnstown ....,. Wade, Isaac, Pittsburgh ...,..,... Walther, Shirley Ann, Warrendale ...,.. Waterman, John, Pittsburgh .....,..... Wilhelm, Karl K., Somerset .... , Williams, Donald G., Pricedale ..... . Wohler, Walter C., Uniontown ..... . Womer, Iva L., Mt. Pleasant ...... . Wootton, Carol Ann, Washington .... Yezioro, FGrank W., Keisterville ,.... , Zema, Albert W., Fayette City ..... . Zoppetti, Margot L., Stockdale ..,.,, . PART TIME Anderson, Beryl, New Salem .,.... Barnhart, Letha B., Washington ...... . Bedsworth, Barbara, Belle Vernon ...... Bishop, Marian W., Eighty-Four ...,...... , Broadwater, Vivian A., Grindstone ..., Bullard, Ruth D., West Alexander .,... , Burns, Helen M., Merrittstown ..,.. . Ciletti, Jeanne M., Washington ,.., . Clark, Jean B., Elizabeth ..,..,........ . Coulson, Katherine G., Elizabeth .,.. . Denney, Mary L., Brownsville Eros, Twila R., Washington ....... . Farkas, Johanna O., Monessen ,.... . Feather, Bernice, Carmichaels ...,... Ferris, Eleanor L., Scenery Hill ..... . Gaggini, Rose V., Belle Vernon .... . Hetherington, Vesta, Bentleyville ..,,. Hustey, Isabelle, Brownsville ,.,..... Irvin, Jane E., Rogersville ..,.,. . Jenkins, Vera M., Belle Vernon Johnson, Elsie, N. Charleroi ...,..... Johnson, Sarah K., Monongahela ..... . Kerr, Jean, Library ...,..,...... .,.,,.,.... Kidder, Sarah W., Canonsburg ,.,. . Klein, Grace R., Roscoe ......,...... . Landis, Melda E., Monongahela ...., . Louttit, Thelma, Monongahela .,... Martin, Martha G., Washington .,.., . McCorkle, Virginia I., Elizabeth .... , McDonald, Ethel, Finleyville ..,,.......... Michael, Madeline T., Cumberland .... . Miller, Grace I., West Middletown .,,. . Mountain, Ruth E., Monongahela ...... . Ream, Mildred L., Roscoe ,,,.,...... . Remetta, Regina M., Glassport ,,.,. . Robison, Marie, Coal Center ...... Industrial Arts Secondary , ......... Secondary Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Secondary Industrial Arts Secondary Secondary Elementary Secondary Elementary Elementary Elementary Nurse Elementary Nurse Elementary Nurse , .... Elementary Nurse , ..,.. Elementary Nurse Nurse Nurse Elementary Nurse Nurse Elementary Elementary Nurse Elementary Elementary Elementary Elementary Elementary Elementary Elementary Elementary Elementary Nurse Elementary Elementary Elementary Elementary Elementary Nurse Elementary Directory Snavely, Phyllis M., Library ..,.., ..... E lementary Weber, Sara E., Pittsburgh ......,, ..... E lementary Sprenkle, Velma, Canonsburg ....... ..... E lementary Whitfield, Mary A., N. Charleroi ,,... ...,.. E lementary Sturgeon, Grace, Uniontown ,..... ...., E lementary Williams, Blanche, California .... ....,., S econdary Telega, Elaine, Clairton ...,. ,........ ,,.... S e condory Williams, Ruth E., Mt. Pleasant .,,......,... ,,,,,,,,,,, N U,-Se Townsend, Lora B., New Salem .,... .,... E lementary Wunderlich, Gertrude M., Belle Vernon ...... ..,.. E lementary Walker, Mary Jo, California ,.....,..., ,,,,,,,,,,, N urse Wilson, Margaret, W. Brownsville .,... ...., E lementary GRADUATES Yaros, Julie, Charleroi ,....... ,.......,.. ,,,,,,,. N U i-ge Andabaker, Rudolph, Donora ...... ,..... S econdary SENIORS PART -I-IME Betler, William John, N. Charleroi ,..,. ....... S econdary Garry, James J., Gastonville ......, ,.....,., S econdary Atkins, Thelma L., Brownsville ..,,.., .,,.. E lementary Nordberg, Carl on Fairview VVIAI 'IIIAA I ndusmal AHS Baird, Helen M., Charleroi ....,..... ..... E lementary Barnes, Elizabeth, Jefferson ..... ...., E lementary PART TIME GRADUATES Bauer, Lelah, W. Brownsville ...... .,... E lementary Bryner, Mary B., California ,... ......., N urse Bclglalls' Slepllellf Slack'-'-lule -'-4- lI1ClUSlfiGl Arts Carlson, Louise M., Madison ,...,,. .....,..... N urse Bloyelf Nellie Rv Denbo ' -.---- 59C0rldGry Celestine, Blanche, California ..,, ...,. E lementary Bullonf Ellmbeillf Dllllnef -'------e--,- -.,-- E lementary Conrad, Ruth, Belle Vernon ..,. ......,.... N urse Clleselske' John Chester' Hefmlnle ----- '-4---- 5 econdcft' pickmanl Blemal Mcxeespon nnnn --l'. E lementary Crutchfield, Beatrice, Sipesville ..... ,.... E lementary Dumbauld, Lillian, Uniontown .,.... ..,..,.... N urse Daley, Fefe' -l-f Brownsville 4'vf----- 4-.-' E lemerlfary Elder, Alice, Washington .. ,.,... ..... E lementary Eme Y' Marg'-lefllef C'-'- 0n5l9U 9 4----- ----- E lemeniU Y Gabler, Ellen, Greensboro .,.. ..... E lementary Felbof George V-I Monessen -- -- '---- E lemenfflfy Grim, Kmhwnl Beansville ll'I,. Secondary Gibert, Grace, Brownsville ..,., ...,. E lementary Keene, Alvido, Finleyville ......,......... ...., E lementary Hibbsf MQVY W-1 Unloniown 4----- 4'-4' E lem9hfGI'Y Kennedy, Geraldine, ML pleasant IA'A.' V-.,-44 vI N urse Hull, Mary Ella, Washington .......,. ...,. E lementary Kubincunekl Mildred, Daisyiown .nullu .rvnl E lememary Dearth, John B., East Millsboro .,..,. ,..,, E lementary Leckiel Anna, Dagsyfown H .A..v.-AAAAA EIAIV E iememmy Kaleita, Annette M., California ...... ..... E lementary Lesnock, Violet G., Washington ...,., ..... E lementary Kibelbek, Mufloflef BenlleYVllle -4-- -4-e- E l9menlQ Y Martin, Jane, Scenery Hill . ..,.,... ...., E lementary Malone, Jean' Clufksvllle 4- ---4-'-- ----' E lemenlU Y McCune, Catherine M., Newell ,.... .,... E lementary Mlomfllqf Wilma, CafmlCl Uel5 4'- ----- E leme'1lU Y McNeil, Wilda B., California .....,...,., ..... E lementary Moofef Ruth C-1 Ffedeflcklown --'-- ---4- E lem9nfC 'Y Moore, Harriett C., Monongahela ....... ..... E lementary Mt- 'Pl Y1 -loan' Cullfofnlu -e-e4 -44- '---------- N Ufse Morgan, Ruth E., Mt. Pleasant ,.... Elementary Peufsolf Laverne: N- Chafleml ---'- '-'-' E l9men'U Y Morris, Ruth S., Smithfield ..,...... .,.., E lementary Pl illlP5f Connlef WC'5l ln9'l0n --tee ----- E lemel 'fC 'Y Morton, Virginia' Wushingion VV-4,, ,,,,.,,,,,, N U,-se Pinto, Sylvan M., Monongahela ,,..... .,.... S econdary Priselac, Mary E., California ..,,.,...... ..... E lementary Pivurnik. Mlldfeflf MOUGSSBF' -1--1- e---- E lementary Revetta, Emma M., Monongahela ....,.. ,..,. E lementary Rider, MUVY L-1 Uni'-'W'l0W ' -4 - -4-e' E lemenf'-VY Richards, Lenora M., East Millsboro ...... ,.,,. E lementary Riva, VlCf0f E-f MOHSSSEN -'-1-- Second'-'HY Sloan, Isabelle, Elco .,.............,.......,.. ...,, E lementary 5UV9l1 Thomas C-I R9PUl-'llc -e4-' ---A- E lementary Smnhl Richard L., Confiuence ,,,,-,,,,,, ,,,,,, S ecgndqry Shackelford, Phyllis, California ,.... .,... E lementary Ullcm, Margaret, W. Brownsville ,.,.... ..... E lementary Silbaugh, Evalyn, Coal Center ..,,. .,.,. E lementary Varner, Martha C., Washington ....,.. ......,, N urse Smith, Isabel N., Charleroi .,,.. ........ E lementary Voellcel, June H., Clairton ..........,.... ...,, E lementary Teare, Glenn E., Beaver .... .....,,...,..,. I ndustrial Arts Wqrgg, Frances A., W, Brownsville ,...,.. ..,,.,,. N urse Williams, Thomas R., McKeesport ...,... Industrial Arts Acknowledgments The Canton Engraving and Electrotype Company CCmt0n, Ohio Kurtz Bros. Clearfield, Pennsylvania The Lambert Studio California, Pennsylvania V f f ,fl W, N' 'f n , , 6 NAA fvav ff ,W pn X I I V - f go 9' IV ng
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