Cambria Heights High School - Highlander Yearbook (Patton, PA)

 - Class of 1962

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• fc VOLUME I We, the Seniors, wish to dedicate this '62 Highlander to Mr. Michael Karolchick, who as our Guidance Counsellor, Choral Director, and Senior Day Director, has helped to make our Senior year pleasur- able and profitable. Ue Shall Always MEMORIES WE MADE DunnG Oor Jear Cambria Helenas H eh School. Remember tt i hDsV))Hle JheseTaGes ÂĄ Jlcfministraiion_ -12 Jacufty____________IS Seniors____________26 SJuniors___________70 SopAomores_________76 JliAfeiics_________S2 Oryaniz a io n s_100 Jlciiuiiies_______112 Jauoriies ________126 On the 4 5 FIRST ROW: Frank Born, Cletus Lehmier, Robert Bearer, Dr. Edward J. Haluska, Dr. John W. Powers, Earl J. Stoltz, Cyril Stevens (non- member secretary). SECOND ROW: Raphael Burkhart, Joseph Galinis, John Ricche, Russell Itle, William F. Sinkevich, Luke Davis, Robert Hoover, Paul K. Easly, Dennis Gresco. THIRD ROW: Germanie Neibauer, Raymond Westrick, Damian Holtz, Albert J. Sharbaugh, Vincent Eckenrode, Walter Burke, Arthur Farabaugh, Fred J. McCann. ABSENT: Fred B. Buck, Thomas A. Buck, Mrs. Margaret Bills, Dr. R. C. Murray, James Lane Jr., Frank Zalisnock. cS 1 ? ° a ° r f J OFFICERS Robert Bearer, Dr. Edward J. Haluska, Dr. John W. Powers, Earl J. Stoltz Now if | can sneak this slug in there For all 1 know. that could be a swear Diamonds Bet they ♦hink I'm camera shy. It has to be a teacher's desk. One, two, three . . . KICK Ml I N •' It was Mr. Urich, our supervising principal, that we owed the smooth running of our unified jointure. Going from school to school,-he knew just what was going on in all of them and took personal in- terest in each. If ever we had problems, we were confident that a short talk with Mr. Urich would straighten things out and make us feel much better. Since graduating from Cambria Heights we still have the feeling that if we ever need help, Mr. Urich will be just around the cor- ner waiting to help us. Our assistant supervising princi- pal, Mr. Boes, made up. our class procedures and distributed our books and subjects with an ef- ficiency that amazed us all. When, at the Christmas assembly, Mr. Boes sang O Holy Night ' we experienced a silent and unified feeling we had never before felt. All were amazed at the beauty of those few moments. Looking back over our school years we will always remember fondly and with appreciation Mr. Boes. During our last two years in the Cambria Heights Jointure, it was Mr. Barnard who shouldered the burden of running our school. It is with many thanks that we remember him and the way he was not only a principal, but also a friend to each and every one of us. He efficiently kept our classes and changing of classes, as well as lunch time and activity period run- ning smoothly. We know that the classes to fol- low us will recognize and value the experience and knowledge of Mr. Barnard. 13 MR. STEPHEN BAKAJZA, B.S., M.Ed. Problems of Democracy Coach—Football, Baseball Senior Class Advisor AAR. FREDERICK BELTOWSKI, B. Physics, General Mathematics Consumer's Mathematics MRS. MARGARET BINDER, B.A. S. French II, Sophomore English Economics IV, American History MR. JOSEPH BOBBY, B.S. Biology, Physical Science Economic Geography MR. RAYMOND BRADLEY, A.B. American History, Latin II Yearbook Advisor MR. MELVIN BROWN, B.S. Health, Physical Education Coach—Track, Junior Softball Senior Class Advisor MR. MARIO CICERO, B.S. Problems of Democracy World History, American History Coach—Football Junior Class Advisor Varsity Club Advisor MISS MARY LOUISE DESCHAMPS, R.N., B.S. School Nurse MR. H. W. FLEMING, B.S., M.Ed. Plane Geometry, Trigonometry Advanced Algebra, Business Mathematics Student Council Advisor MISS MARY GAVALER, B.S. Junior Typing, Shorthand Personal Typing Secretarial Training Yearbook Co-Advisor MISS ELIZABETH GAVLAK, B.S. Head Librarian MR. JAMES GETZ, B.A., M.Ed. Marching Band Director Dance Band Director 22 MISS MARY LOUISE HOMYAK, B.S. English—II, III Sophomore Class Advisor AAR. RICHARD HRICKO, B.S., AA.Ed. Industrial Arts Sophomore Class Advisor MR. MICHAEL KAROLCHIK, B.S., M.Ed. Guidance Counselor Choral Director Senior Day Director MR. ALBERT LANTZY, B.S., M.Ed. Bookkeeping, Typing I Business Law, Secretarial Training Yearbook Business Manager MR. ANGELO LAURITO, B.A., M.Ed. Driver Education United States History Sophomore Advisor MISS MILDRED LOWES, B.S. Senior Shorthand, Typing Office Practice Senior Class Advisor MISS CATHERINE MARKEY, A.B. Algebra, Business Mathematics Senior Mathematics Junior Class Advisor MRS. HENRIETTA O'LEARY, B.S. Home Economics Sophomore English Junior Class Advisor AAR. DONALD RESKO, B.S., AA.Ed. Chemistry, Physical Science Junior Class Advisor Varsity Club Advisor MRS. MARION SCHWAB, A.B. English III, IV Senior Play Director AR. BURLEY SHARBAUGH, B.S. 'hysics. Math unior High Football Coach MR. CHARLES SOLOMON, B.S., M.Ed. Biology Basketball Coach MR. JOHN VOYTKO, B.A., M.A. English IV, Spanish I, II Senior Play Assistant Director If I told you once, I told you a thousand times!' All right, knock it off. The recipe says add one teaspoon of sugar. and then she said. Did anyone think I would get it right? 4 ' r JAMES ANGERT . . . Huck . . . Chorus 11, 12 . . . Hastings . . . College . . . Guns . . . Academic . . . The big guy who eats a seven-course lunch. NORMA JEAN ANNA . . . Jeanie . . . Yearbook Co-Editor . . . Librarian 12 . . . Play Commit- tee .. . Patton ... Oh darn! . . . Private secretary . . . Class ring . . . Commercial . . . Her interest in marriage discussions in P.O.D. class sets us wonder- ing. DOROTHY BAILEY . . . Peaches Chorus 10, 12 . . . Patton . . . Hi Doll or handsome . . . Un- decided . . . Class ring . . . General ... Is the life of Riel- lys. KENNETH BAKER . . . Ken . . . Hastings . . . Car . . . General . . . He could play the role of a bad guy on TV. RICHARD BAKER . . . Rick . . . St. Augustine . . . You'd be surprised . . . Undecided . . . Class ring . . . Commercial .. . Give this boy a tank full of gas and a couple of girls and he's on his way. 28 WILLIAM BAKER . . . Clem . . . Foot- ball 10, 11, 12 . . . Baseball 10, 11 . . . Chorus 10, 12 . . . Carrolltown . . . Why not? We owe it to our- selves . . . Marry into money . . . Shotgun . . . General . . . The kind of guy who adds 4 and 4 together and gets 6 everytime. CHARLES BENDER . . . Chuck . . . Newspaper Club . . . Cho- rus 10 .. . Yearbook Staff 12 . . . Class Play . . . Carrolltown . . . Ring-a-ding-ding . . . Disc- jockey . . . Keys . . . Academic . . . Property of WEND. Enter- tains real good as a D.J. should. RICHARD BARRETT . . . Dick . . . Class President 10, 11 . . . Football, Baseball, Track 10, 11, 12 . . . Patton . . . Nice talk . . . College . . . Money . . . Academic . . . College is this guy's aim, pharmacy will be his game. CAROL BARNES . . . Barnzie . . . Student Council 11... Cheerleader . . . Newspaper Club . . . Chorus . . . Bakerton . . . Get smart . . . Secretary . . . Jack's picture . . . Commercial . . . She's got a steady date with TV on Saturdays to watch Michigan State. JOHN BARNES . . . Jack . . . Track 11, 12 . . . Bakerton . . . Zippy . . . Armed Forces . . . Driver's license . . . Commercial . . . Drives that car with will power, not horsepower. JUDITH ANN BENOSKY . . . Judy . . . Band 10, 11, 12 . . . Chorus 10, 11, 12 . . . Librarian 10, 11, 12 . . . Hastings . . . College . . . Driver's license . . . Commercial . . . Bright, alive, and sparkling, that's our Judy. FRED BERISH . . . Muzz . . . Track 10, 11, 12 . . . Football 10 . . . Patton . . . Isn't that nice . . . College . . . Car . . . Academic . . . Always seen rid- ing around on his prize scooter. BRENDA BERNARD . . . Brenda . . . Chorus ... St. Benedict . . . Secretary . . . Commercial . . . On Saturday night her first stop is in Barnesboro at the pizza shop. See what Wheaties' PHILIP BERRINGER . . . Phil . . . Chorus 10, 11, 12 . . . District Chorus 11 ... St. Benedict . . . Want a drag? . . . College . . . '56 Mercury . . . Academic . . . Has a real neat car and a girl to match. LINDA LOU BICE . . . Linnie . . . Chorus 11 . . . Cheerleader 10 . . . Yearbook . . . Play Commit- tee 12 . . . Hastings ... Oh my heavens . . . Bookkeeper . . . Class ring . . . Commercial . . . You'll have to cheer twice for a girl who's nice. DANIEL BUKO . . . Sarge . . . Foot- ball 10, 11, 12 . . . Track 11, 12 . . . St. Benedict . . . You dumb yip . . . Teacher . . . Car . . . Academic . . . Smiles wide as we repeat his favorite phrase: ''Let's Go Eat. DONNA BOGUS . . . Bogus . . . Newspaper Club 10 . . . Band, Cho- rus 10, 11, 12 . . . Librarian 12 . . . St. Benedict . . . Watch it, bud . . . Nurse . . . Driver's license . . . Academic . . . According to the color guards, Donna can count only up to four. I JOSEPH BRADLEY . . . Hairs . . . President 10 . . . Foot- ball 10, 11, 12 . . . Carrolltown . . . A Trade . . . Has a steady fan at football games. Is it his mother? JANICE BLICK . . . Jan . . . News- paper, Drill Team 10 . . . Chorus 10, 11, 12 . . . Play Committee . . . St. Benedict . . . Typist . . . Com- . mercial . . . Good things come in small packages . . . HERMAN BORN . . . Herm . . . Foot- ball 10, 11, 12 . . . Carrolltown . . . Isn't that nice? . . . Farmer . . . Driver's license . . . General . . . Just born to be great. 31 DELL BURKEY . . . Dolly . . . Basketball, Football, Baseball 10, 11, 12 . . . Patton ... Is that right? . . . College . . . Basket- ball . . . Academic . . . Foot- ball is this guy's main sport, but you can also find him on a basketball court. JOANN CARETTI . . . Jo . . . Patton . . . Excuse me for living . . . Women's Air Corps . . . Class ring . . . General . . . She doesn't seem to be able to keep up with her Bills. LOUISE CARPINELLO . . . Carpie . . . Hastings ... All right—all ready . . . X-ray technician . . . Class ring . . . Academic ... A real Fred Flintstone in chem- istry. DONALD BRUSH . . . Butch . . . Baseball . . . Patton . . . This doggone cotton-picking thing . . . Machine operator ... Ra- dio . . . General . . . This is one brush that can't paint. WILLIAM BUCK . . . Buck . . . Football 10 . . . Baseball 11, 12 . . . Carrolltown ... To be a success . . . Money . . . General . . . Plans to retire after grad- uation, from what, it doesn't matter. To the victors belong the spoils. 32 RUTHANNE CARROLL . . . Ruthanne . . . Chorus 11, 12 . . . Band 12 . . . Yearbook 12 . . . Chest Springs . . . Watch it! . . . Beautician . . . Fran's class ring . . . General . . . This girl needs franking privileges to pay for all the letters she writes. ANGELINE CHIOMINTO . . . Angie Bakerton . . . Nurse . . . Money . . . Commercial ... A regular in the Elmora crowd. YVONNE CONRAD . . . Bonnie . . . Patton . . . Are you serious? . . . Secretary . . . Driver's license . . . Commercial . . . Since she's taken driver's training, Mr. Laurito has learned a lot about women drivers. FRANK COSSITOR . . . Fish . . . Foot- ball 10, 11, 12 . . . Mixed Chorus, Track 11, 12 . . . Hastings . . . Son of a gun . . . Electrical engineer . . . Driver's license . . . Academic . . . Center of two things: football and trouble. CAROLE CHVERCHKO . . . Odie Snitzer . . . Chorus IQ, 11, 12 . . . Patton . . . You devil . . . Nurse . . . Class ring . . . Gen- eral . . . Mr. Bakajza has a hard time keeping this girl quiet. PATRICK DILLON . . . Marshall . . . Play Committee 12 . . . Hastings . . . Don't let it bother you . . . Mechanic . . . Twelve- guage shotgun . . . General . . . The math whiz who likes to work with figures. ELIZABETH CROWELL . . . Betty Lou . . . Cheerleader 12 . . . Play Committee . . . Patton . . . Oh, Sugar! . . . Private Secre- tary . . . Life and Teddy bears . . . Commercial . . . Extra! Ex- tra! Extra! Read all about it. This little cheerleader knows how to shout it . . . CAROL DEPTOL . . . Carole . . . Patton ... Oh my gosh . . . Private secretary . . . class ring and records . . . Commercial . . . This girl's favorite subject is gym . . . They said it couldn't be done. BARBARA CUNNINGHAM . . . Barb . . . Band 10, 11 ... Li- brarian 11 . . . Hastings . . . Wait a minute . . . Private sec- retary . . . class ring, horse . . . Commercial . . . She's far from square with her red hair . . . TOM CYMBOR . . . Smokey . . . Carrolltown . . . Navy . . . Girls . . . General . . . Often seen driving something purple and white . . . 34 STANLEY DOMALIK . . . Mop . . . Basketball 10 . . . Hastings . . . Musician . . . Accordion . . . General . . . The mystery man who's handle is . . . Mop. MARY ANN DORAN . . . Mary Ann . . . Hastings . . . Nuts, but I'm not . . . Nurse . . . Teddy bear . . . Gen- eral ... A sweet pal with a pretty smile. PATRICA ECKENRODE . . . Patty . . . Patton ... To be happy . . . Class ring . . . Academic . . Whenever you see a teacher in a fit, Patty's usually the cause of it. h , •JfT a  . .  . • - v i j r. . A .yi :rt BONNIE ERNEST . . . Bonnie . . . Band 10, 11, 12 . . . Chorus 10 . . . Hastings . . . You're kidding . . . Sec- retary . . . Class ring . . . Commercial . . . She's a real blast when she talks fast. FELtX DUNLAP . . . Phil . . . Football, Track 10, 11, 12 . . . Carrolltown . . . Get a job . . . Driver's license . . . General . . . He is real cool, but he's no- body's fool. GERALD FARABAUGH . . . Jerry . . . Carrolltown . . . Office Worker . . . Commercial . . . Believes in doing homework every night. JANET FARABAUGH . . . Janet . . . Chorus 10, 11, 12 . . . Car- rolltown . . . Are you joking? . . . Undecided . . . Class ring . . . General . . . The Home Ec room smells like burned food after Janet's through. THOMAS FARABAUGH . . . Snuffy . . . Carrolltown . . . If at first you don't succeed, give up . . . Farmer . . . Girls . . . General . . . Main attrac- tion: Double features. Main objective: Annoy teachers. So you guys have headaches. BARBARA FEIGHNER . . . Barb . . . Drill Team, Assembly Pro- gram, Newspaper Club 10 . . . Carrolltown . . . X-ray technician . . . Cross . . . Academic . . . Early to bed, early to rise makes this farm girl a prize. WILLARD FLEMING . . . Willard . . . Senior Play . . . Patton . . . College . . . Driver's license . .. Academic . . . One of the many boys who took off school to go hunting, but one of the few who got a buck. 36 MARJORIE FLICK . . . Margie . . . Chorus 10, 11, 12 . . . Play Commit- tee .. . Chest Springs . . . Ya know . . . College . . . Class ring . . . General . . . Can usually be found at any square dance . . . MARGARET GEIGER . . . Peggy . . . Band 10, 11, 12 . . . Chorus 10, 11, 12 . . . Senior Play . . . Librarian 10, 11, 12 . . . Hastings . . . Anybody have their Spanish done? . . . Interior Decorator . . . Keys . . . Academic . . . You'll have a ball with a friend of all. DAVID GOOD . . . Dave . . . Patton . . . He's not right . . . Chemist . . . Ford . . . General . . . There's one thing you can always say about this boy, he's really a Good Kid . . . JUDITH FOX . . . Judy . . . Chorus 12 . . . Patton . . . Big Deal . . . Navy . . . Class ring . . . General . . . Can usually be found at a pizza shop or at the nearest record hop JAMES GARAY . . . Jim . . . Basketball 10, 11 . . . Hastings . . . General . . . The quiet guy with a loud hook shot . . . JO ANN GORAAISH . . . Jo . . . Drill Team 10 . . . Chorus 10, 11, 12 ... St. Benedict ... To see the world . . . Commercial . . . Want to buy something? Just say when. Joey works at the Five and Ten. ''Danny, this is how you milk a COW!' GEORGE HALUSKA . . . Animal . . . Football 10, 11, 12 . . . Track 10 . . . Patton . . . College . . . Jeep . . . Academic . . . Books, school, and teachers, he has use for none; but he likes his parties, cider, and having fun. CHARLES HAMMOND . . . Chuck . . . St. Augustine . . . Likes fish . . . Undecided . . . Class ring . . . Commercial . . . The only organ this boy works for the betterment of is his stomach. CAROL ANN HANCHAR . . . Annie . . . Newspaper Club 10 . . . Chorus 10, 11, 12 . . . Car- , rolltown . . . Oh, what a life! Art instructor . . . friends . . . Academic ... In the morn- ing she must rush, just so she won't miss the bus. EARL HARTZOG . . . Junior . . . Chorus 11, 12 . . . Chest Springs . . . Hi! Baby . . . Farmer . . . '42 Chevy . . . General . . . With his voice supporting our. team, how can we lose? 38 ROBERT HITE . . . Bob . . . Chorus 11 . . . Chest Springs ... To be a success . . . General . . . Takes two girls out at a time in case he has car trouble—one can push. KATHLEEN HOLTZ . . . Kathie . . . Band 10, 11, 12 . . . Chorus 10, 11 . . . Band Secretary 12 . . . Carroll- town . . . Just for kicks! . . . Secre- tary . . . Horse . . . Commercial . . . Sweet, petite, and neat. JAMES HOLLEN . . . Germ . . . Car- rolltown . . . Take it easy. . . . Undecided . . . Driver's license . . . Academic . . . Don't let the physical height hide Jim's mental might. VERONICA HOLTZ . . . Vern . . . St. Boniface ... Oh well . . . Secretary . . . Class ring . . . Commercial . . . One who's casual and a little bashful. JOAN HAYCISAK . . . Joanie . . . Class Treasurer . . . Band, Color Guard 10, 11, 12 . . . Chorus, News- paper Club 10 . . . Elmora . . . Gees . . . Secretary . . . Jim's class ring . . . Commercial . . . Always seen with that certain him; his name, of course, is Jim. MARTHA HOOVER . . . Marty . . . Chorus 12 . . . Yearbook . . . Patton . . . Gee why? . . . Artist . . . Class ring . . . Com- mercial . . . Small bundle of energy—always has a kind word for everyone. Ha! Ha! JAMES HOPPEL . . . Chink . . . Basketball 10, 11 . . . Track 10, 11, 12 . . . Play . . . Patton . . . Gees ... To succeed . . . Car . . . Academic . . . Tall, dark, and handsome, idolizes Jimmy Clanton. CAROL ITELL . . . Carol . . . Band 10, 11, 12 . . . Chorus 11, 12 . . . Hastings . . . Marriage . . . Class ring . . . Commercial . . . She's a real hot rod; I repeat, She's a real hot rod on Coleman Street. ELIZABETH HOUCK . . . Liz . . . Secretary 10 . . . Band 10, 11, 12 . . . Yearbook .. . . Chorus 10, 12 . . . Librarian 10 . . . Play . . . Hastings . . . Ah, come on . . . Home-Ec teacher . . . Clothes . . . Academic . . . Quite a cat with a Pontiac. Soft, strong, pops up too! CHRISTOPHER HlÂŁ AK . . . Chris . . . Yearbook . . . Patton . . . College . . . Driver's license . . . Academic . . . This boy is the shy guy of C. H. High. 40 REGINA IVORY . . . Jean . . . Chorus 11 12 . . . Chest Springs . . . Son of a gun . . . Stewardess . . . Ring . . . Academic ... A girl who's so quiet you never know she's around. CONNIE KELLY . . . Con . . . Year- book 12 . . . Chorus 10 11 . . . Play Committee . . . Chest Springs . . . But, how nicel . . . Secretary . . . Dog, Checkers . . . Commercial . . . Who is the latest victim of this girl's charm? KENNETH KELLER . . . Ken . . . Chest Springs . . . Work for A.T. and T. . . . Driver's license . . . General . . . Tall, light, and hungry—always trying to beg something to eat. CARL J. KELLY . . . Cap . . . Chorus 10 . . . Bowling 11 . . . Carrolltown . . . I'll Say . . . Millionaire . . . radio . . . General . . . Just made for the Atomic Age. JOE KELLY . . . Joe . . . Baseball . . . Hastings ... I don't say much . . . success, money, car . . . Driver's license . . . General ... As bold as brass in English class. THOMAS KINNEY . . . Tom . . . Band 10 . . . Chorus, Newspaper Club 10 . . . Bakerton . . . Aw, forget about it . . . Academic . . . Likes to watch flashing ba- tons . . . Technician. Don't fence me in! JAMES KIRKPATRICK . . . Kirk . . . Patton . . . Get a job . . . Gun . . . General . . . Can us- ually be found hitch-hiking along any road. JUDITH KELLY . . . K. O. . . . Band Vice-Pres. 12 . . . Band 10, 11, 12 . . . Chorus 11 . . . Chest Springs ... I don't know what to tell you . . . Nurse . . . Friends . . . Academic . . . This girl is crazy about Harry's pizza. DELORES KIRKPATRIK . . . Jean . . . Chorus 12 . . . Librarian 10 . . . St. Boniface . . . Beautician . . . Money . . . Commercial . . . Everyone knows what she passes in Math class. ADRIAN KIBLER . . . Ade . . . Hastings . . . Accountant . . . Horse . . . Academic . . . He's up to par with his guitar. 42 REGIS F. KLINE . . . Rip . . . Chorus 11... Play Committee . . . Hastings . . . What's next? . . . Forester . . . Driver's license . . . Academic . . . Al Capone of Home Room 5. CAROL KOPERA . . .-Band 10, 11 . . . Patton . . . Watch it . . . Steward- ess . . . Driver's license . . . Class ring . . . Commercial . . . Spends a lot of her spare time at Cicero's. NANCY KLINE 10, 11, 12 . . Chorus 10, 10, 11, 12 . Hastings . . . My friends . friend to the curls of class. . . . Nance . . . Band . Band President . . . 12 . . . Dance Band , . Librarian 10 . . . X-Ray technician . . . , . Academic ... A last with her blonde ROSALYN KONITSKY . . . Lynn . . . Newspaper 10 . . . Librarian 12 . . . Watkins . . . Beautician . . . Class Ring . . . Commercial . . . This girl is seen in Barnesboro's lights on Saturday nights. NANCY JEAN KOST ... Nan . . . Vice Pres. 10 . . . Band 10, 11, 12 . . . Chorus 10, 11, 12 . . . Librarian 10 . . . Play Committee 12 . . . Hastings . . . X-Ray Technician . . . Class ring . . . Academic . . . She waits for letters, phone calls, and weekends. ROBERT KOVACH ... Bob . Band . . . Play Committee . . . St. Boniface . . . Game Warden . . . Dogs . . . General ... A comedian who laughs at his own jokes. CURTIS KRUG . . . Curt . . . Chest Springs . . . Isn't that sad! . . . Construction worker . . . Guns . . . General . . . In his own innocent way. Curt causes every teacher to turn gray. LEO KRUG . . . Cleo . . . Chest Springs . . . Holy Toledo! . . . Air Force . . . Class ring . . . General . . . Ask him if he has a special girl. No ' he replies, I give them all a whirl. Meanwhile, back at the water trough STANLEY KUNKA . . . Stan . . . Football 10 . . . Basketball 10, 11 . . . Baseball 11, 12 . . . Librarian 10 . . . Yearbook Co- editor . . . Hastings . . . Chem- ical engineer . . . Pat's ring . . . Academic . . • There is a PAT -ent on this boy. MICHAEL KUZIO . . . Mole . . . Chorus 10 . . . Newspaper Club 10 . . . Bakerton . . . What! me worry? . . . Electronics . . . Academic. ETTA LAMPENFELD . . . Et . . . Treasurer 10 . . . Cheerleader 10, 11, . . . Press Club 10 . . . Yearbook . . . Chorus . . . Play Committee . . . Dysart . . . You gooch . . . Nurse . . . Permit, Mother . . . Academic . . . Always heard before seen. BONNIE J. LANE . . . Lane . . . Baker- ton ... Oh go on .. . Officer work . . . Class ring . . . Commercial . . . No joking, honey, this girl is really funny. DOROTHY LANE . . . Dot . . . Chorus 12 . . . Carrolltown . . . Are you kidding? . . . Undecided . . . boy friend's ring . . . General . . . Likes Navy blue and no other color ex- cept navy blue. PATRICIA ANN LEGRAND . . Red . . . Chorus 12 . . . Reilly's ... No sweat . . . Get a good job . . . Class ring . . . General . . . For some rea- son Ott always finds its way into her conversation. CORENE LAUVER . . . Corny . . . Patton . . . I'll never tell . . . Beautician . . . Dog . . . Commercial . . . Could talk her- self out of anything . . . ',w BERNICE LIEB . . . Bernie . . . Band 10, 11, 12 . . . Newspaper Club 10 . . . Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 12 . . . County Band . . . Carrolltown . . . Good Glory . . . IBM Operator . . . Fran's class ring . . . Commercial . . . Will she ever learn to drive??? CATHERINE LIEB . . . Cathie... Band 10, 11, 12 . . . County Band 11, 12 . . . District Band 12 . . . Play Committee . . . Treasurer of Band 12 . . . Car- rolltown . . . Get Out . . . Sec- retary ... My purse . . . Com- mercial . . . When she whistles, she starts the whole show . . . KAY LINDENMUTH . . . Kush . . . Newspaper Club . . . Baker- ton . . . Go On . . . Marriage . . . Ring . . . Commercial . . . Her name is hard to figure out, but Kay isn't . . . What do ya mean? Get Out!! CAROLE LINK . . . Secretary 10 . . . Chorus 10, 11 ... Librarian 12 . . . Yearbook 12 . . . Play Committee . . . Secretary 10 . . . Ashville . . . Very Good . . . Airline Hostess . . . Stuffed ani- mals and ring . . . Commercial . . . Likes the little things of life .. . RUSSELL LITTLE . . . Rusty . . . Vice President 10 . . . Football 10, 11, 12 . . . Basketball 10 . . . Track 10, 11, 12 . . . Patton . . . Did they??? . . . College . . . Keys to car . . . Academic . . . Parties, girls, food. 46 MARGARET LUDWIG . . . Peggie . . . Chorus 10 . . . Newspaper 10 . . . Elmora . . . Grow up . . . Secretary . . . My letters . . . Commercial . . . Dreads first period and shorthand . . . DONNA LITZINGER . . . Yearbook 12 . . . Senior Play 12 . . . Patton . . . Oh Brother . . . Nurse . . . Class ring . . . Academic . . . Mermaid of our class, practically lives at the pool . . . JAMES LONG . . . John . . . Play Committee 12 . . . Patton . . . Don't get flustered . . . Navy . . . Car . . . General . . . Enjoys nothing more than a good argument—especially in P. O. D. . . . CAROL LUTHER . . . Chorus 11, 12 . . . Play Committee . . . Carrolltown ... So What? . . . Secretary . . . Len's ring . . . Commercial . . . Could hold her own against any kinda nut . . . GEORGE LUBERT . . . Basketball 10 . . . Hastings . . . State Police . . . Fishing Rod . . . General . . . It's a good thing his face doesn't turn green when he blushes . . . LEE ANN AAcCONNELL ... Lee . . . Yearbook 12 . . . Chorus 11, 12 . . . Band 12 . . . Pat- ton ... O Boy! . . . College . . . Class ring . . . Academic . . This girl has troubles, this girl has joys, all of which stem mainly from boys, boys, boys. MICHAEL McCONNELL . . . Mike . . . Patton . . . I'll never tell . . . Artist . . . Guns ... In- dustrial Arts ... A friendly guy with one main problem, how to get a ride out of Chest Springs at 2 a.m.- Patricia McConnell ... Pat . . . Patton . . . What's ja doing . . . Secretary .•. . Certain pic- tures . . . Commercial . . . Long red hair and a big smile are this girl's trademarks. If you don't stop that, Paul, I'll be forced to kick the waste basket. JEAN McGLYNN . . . Annie . . . Hastings ... I'm hungry . - . Work in an orphanage . . . Clothes . . . Commercial . . . The quiet, devilish senior in Room 14. LEROY McNULTY . . . Mack . . . Carrolltown . . . Easy come Easy go . . . General . . . Does Leroy hide a moonshine still out around his lumber mill??? 48 FRANCIS MERRIMAN . . . Cisco . . . Football 10, 11, 12 . . . Patton . . . For a while . . . Get a job . . . Cambria Heights . . . Football scrap- book . . . General . . . Keeps sixth period English class from becoming dull. BOBBIE JEANNE MILLER . . . Bobbie . . . Treasurer 10 . . . Band 10, 11, 12 . . . Yea book . . . Librarian 11 . . . Play Committee . . . Patton . . . College . . . Class ring . . . Academic . . . A girl, whose heart is filled with laughter, will be happy ever after. JEFFREY MERTENS . . . Mert . . . Football 10, 11, 12 . . . Play Committee . . . Patton . . . Shuckuns . . . Dentist . . . Driver's license . . . Academic . . . Only guy that drives a truck loaded with rolls of dough. LOUIS MARCUZZO . . . Butch . . . Librarian 10 . . . Hastings . . . Holy Cow! . . . Forest Ranger . . . Guns . . . Academic . . . The sort of guy with looks of a spy. GENEVIEVE MILCHAK . . . Toaly . . . Band 10, 11, 12 . . Hastings . . . Really? . . . Nurse . . . Stuffed dog . . . Academic . . . With plenty of might she does things right. 49 MARGIE MILLER . . . Marge . . . Yearbook . . . Librarian 11 . . . Patton . . . I'll never tell . . . Secretary . . . Driver's li- cense . . . Commercial . . . This little Miller hates bugs. JOHN MOLNAR . . . Molnar . . . Band 10, 11, 12 . . . Track 10, 11, 12 . . . Dance Band 11, 12 . . . Dixieland Band 11 . . . Carrolltown . . . Ain't that a kick in the head . . . Chemist . . . Firehall key . . . Academic . . . Another fireman—knows how to run fast. PATRICK MOLNAR . . . Moose . . . Treasurer 11 . . . Track 10 . . . Manager 12 . . . Patton . . . Air Force . . . Class ring . . . General . . . Good-bye Cruel World—He's off to join the service PARTICIA MILLER . . . Pat . . . Patton . . . X-Ray technician . . .• Class ring . . . Academic . . . Thfc homebody is dedi- cated to the farm, but this doesn't say she hasn't charm. CYRIL MOLNAR . . . Cyril . . . Manager 10, 11, 12 . . . Boy's Chorus 12 . . . Play Committee . . . Patton . . . None of that . . . College . . . Coin collector . . . Academic ... If you think he's quiet and shy, you and I are thinking of a different guy. Hide the 'chips' here comes a teacher 50 RICHARD MOLHOLLEN . . . Buster . . . Chorus 10, 11, 12 . . . Track . . . Bakerton . . . That tears me up . . . Women . . . General . . . Will go real far in that fast car. ALBERT NAGLE . . . Al . . . Patton . . Truck driver . . . Car . . . General . . . One of the quiet ones of our class, usually hunts in his spare time. at 1 t SANDRA MULLIGAN . . . Mugs . . . Band 10, 11, 12 . . . Chorus 10, 11, 2 . . . St. Augustine . . . Hey, Toots . . . Beautician . . . Jim's ring . . . General ... If you hear a giggle in her history class, you can rest as- sured it came from this lass. 'A ANTOINETTE NAGLE . . . Terry . . . Chorus 10, 11, 12 . . . Band 12 . . . Yearbook 12 . . . Patton . . . O Pete . . . Florist . . . Rings . . . Academic . . . Has a keen interest in flowers, especially those that wilt. RICHARD NAGLE . . . Son . . . Hastings . . . Holy cow . . . Me- chanic . . . Car . . . General ... An easy-going student who looks for loop holes in every- thing. € m BOB NAGLE . . . Fabe . . . Band 10, 11, 12 . . . Football 11, 12 . . . Play Committee 12 . . . Patton . . . She's all mine . . . College . . . License . . . Academic . . . Watch those speed limits! You missed that stop sign! Sure to gtve Mr. Laurito a nervous break-down ROBERT NIEBAUER . . . Unitas . . . Football 10, 11, 12 . . . Hastings . . . Service . . . Class ring . . . Academic . . . One of the few who seldom shows his teeth in a smile. KENNETH NIHART . . . Cowboy . . . Football 10, 11 . . . East Carroll . . . My good heavens . . . Work . . . Car . . . Com- mercial . . . Ever see this boy without a grin on his face? 'Come on—Let's Twist!' JANET ORLOSKY . . . Orlosky . . . Drill Team 10 . . . Chorus 10, 11, 12 . . . Newspaper Club 10 . . . Play Committee . . . Student Council ... St. Benedict . . . Nice-e-e-e . . . To be a success . . . Flop's ring . . . Academic . . . Everything she does seems to turn out a flop. JAMES PASTIRKO . . . Crash . . . St. Benedict . . . Don't sweat the small things . . . Me- chanic . . . Car . . . General . . . Wants to do the least work with the most results. 52 SHIRLEY PEPPETTI . . . Sap . . . Cho- rus 10, 12 . . . Carrolltown . . . Cheer up, kids . . . Nurse . . . Class ring . . . Academic . . . Always heard saying Don't you dare, when some- one in homeroom starts to stare. MARY LOU RHODY . . . Sam . . . Student Council 10 . . . Treasurer 10 . . . Chorus 10, 11, 12 . . . Li- brarian 10, 11 ... Patton . . . Can itl . . . Medical technician . . . Money . . . Academic . . . Never has any trouble driving the Volkswagen ex- cept from Hastings to Patton. MARY ANN RIETSCHA . . . Richy . . . Newspaper Club 10 . . . Chorus 10, 11, 12 . . . Band 10«. . . Yearbook 12 . . . Play Committee . . . Carrolltown . . . You shoulda seen . . . Teacher . . . Class ring . . . Academic . . . Her favorite caper is reading the Patton paper. JANICE RIEDESEL . . . Hollie . . . Band 10, 11, 12 . . . Play Commit- tee . . . Patton . . . Isn't that a thrill. . . . Hair designer . . . License . . . General . . . Just hates to be called Janice; always worried about her weight. LEONARD RIEG . . . Troop . . . Chest Springs . . . That'll be all right . . . Success . . . Car . . . General . . . Spends most of his spar? time hunt- ing-girls that is! EMILY ROSIAN . . . Emily . . . Band 10, 11, 12 . . . Librarian 10 . . . Hastings ... Oh my gosh! . . . Secretary . . . Class ring . . . Commercial . . . Don't attempt to tame her instan- taneous Irish temper. NANCY RUDOLPH . . . Horsey . . . Patton . . . Typist . . . Class ring . . . Commercial . . . This girl has a one-track mind- horses. ELIZABETH SALTSGIVER Betty . . . Chorus 10, 11 Patton ... So what? . . retary . . . Class ring . . . mercial . . . Possesses a tagious giggle. wonder if they are discussing the weather. MARY P. SHARBAUGH ... Pat . . . Assembly 10 . . . News- paper Club 10 . . . Chorus 10, 11... Prom Committee 11 . . . Banquet Committee 11... Yearbook Co-Editor . . . Carroll town . . . Teacher . . . Stan's ring . . . Academic . . . Runs her life on Stan dard time. CLARA SHEEHAN . . . Clara . . . Patton . . . I'll never tell . . . Secretary . . . Transistor radio . . . Commercial . . . Usually found at home cooking—could this explain why she stays so slim? ANN SHERRY . . . Canary . . . Band 12 . . . Chorus 10, 11, 12 . . . Li- brarian 12 . . . Newspaper Club 10 . . . Yearbook . . . Carrolltown . . , Oh, my gosh . . . Teacher . . . Driver's license . . . Academic . . . Can out- argue an Encyclopedia. JOHN SMITHMYER . . . Jack Vice-Pres. 11 . . . President 12 Chorus 11, 12 . . . Yearbook . . . Play Committee . . . Chest Springs . . . Go home . . . College . . . Driver's license . . . Academic . . . The Arthur Murray of our French II class. SANDI SHEVOCK . . . Sandi . . . Bakerton . . . Get serious . . . Secretary . . . Class ring . . . Commercial . . . Ever see a hair out of place? MARY CATHERINE SHERRY ... Kay . . . Ashville . . . Ah! sugar . . . Sec- retary . . . Class ring . . . Commercial . . . One of the quietest girls in school—never has a mean word for anyone. RAYMOND SOISSON . . . Rodney . . . Football 10 . . . Boy's and Mixed Chorus 11, 12 . . . Yearbook . . . Play . . . Hastings . . . Well, I'll be . . . Medical Technologist . . . Stomach . . . Academic . . . RICHARD SOISSON . . . Dick . . . Hastings . . . What time do we eat? . . . Forestry . . . Shotgun . . . Academic . . . Can tell the wildest fib without cracking a smile. ALVIN SPACHT . . . Elvis . . . Hastings ... I don't know . . . Jet mechanic . . . money . . . General ... A brother of the other two chipmunks, Simon and Theodore. MARY ANNE SPRINGER . . . Chorus 10, 11, 12 . . . News- paper Club 10 . . . Play Com- mittee 12 . . . Assembly 10 Carrolltown . . . My heavens ... Elementary teacher . . . Class ring . . . Academic . . . Her beautiful, long, blonde hair makes people say, Only her hairdresser knows for sure. Put me down! JOHN SRAL . . . Cheyenne . . . Hastings ... Eat and be hardy . . . Wildlife conserver . . . shot- gun . . . General . . . The bash- ful Big Bad John. RONALD STEVENS . . . Ron . . . Carrolltown . . . Live and learn . . . Scientist . . . Money . . . Academic ... If yOu want Ron, just yell fire. 56 RICHARD STEWART . . . Dick . . . Basketball 10, 11, 12 . . . Chorus . . . Hastings . . . College . . . Susan . . . Academic. ROBERT SUNSERI . . . Salt . . . Foot- ball 10, 11 . . . Float Comm. . . . Patton . . . Possibility . . . Aircraft Mechanic . . . My head . . . General . . . Is usually on the receiving end of Mr. Sharbaugh's well-known ex- pression, There's too much chatter- ing going on in here. GRACE STRITTMATTER . . . Grace . . . Patton . . . How about that? ... To be success- ful .. . My dog . . . Commercial . . . This farmerette appears to be shy, but when you get ac- quainted, you know it's a lie. SAUNDRA STOLTZ . . . Sandy . . . Student Council . . . Cheerleader . . . Play Committee . . . Librarian . . . Prom Committee . . . Patton . . . Wow . . . Nurse . . . Class ring . . . Academic ... A cute and peppy cheerleader. Cares only for the right half of things. BEVERLY STOLTZ . . . Bev . . . Chest Springs ... No kidding . . . Secretary or Model . . . Phil's ring . . . Com- mercial . . . This little girl is a pretty sight, usually seen in a car of green and white. PAUL SUTTON . . . Fuzz . . . Chest Springs . . . That'll be all right . . . Building con- struction technician . . . Driver's license . . . General . . . Can usually be found just roaming around. DAVID TOCARCHICK . . . Chick . . . St. Benedict . . . Don't sweat the small stuff . . . Own a Harley-Davidson . . . General’ . . . Just because he isn't tall, doesn't mean he's little at all 1 CAROL TREXLER . . . Carol . . . Patton . . . Secretary . . . Class ring . . . Commercial . . . Her famous giggle is always getting her in trouble. BONNIE SWISHER . . . Bonnie . . . Student Council 10 . . . Chorus 10, 11, 12 . . . Play . . . Patton . . . College . . . Class ring . . . Academic . . . The most versatile girl in our class, but even she can't solve the problem of running out of gas. KATHRYN THOMAS . . . Blondie . . . Chorus 11... Hastings . . . That's beside the point . . . Undecided . . . Driver's license . . . General ... A very un- serious type, giggly girl. My bucket's got a hole in it. GEORGE VOLK . . . George . . . Carrolltown . . . OH! . . . Get a good job . . . Car . . . General . . . White and green Pontiac, but no gas—right, George? MARGARET WALTZ . . . Peggy . . Band 10, 11, 12 . . . Chorus 10, 11 12 . . . Yearbook 12 . . . Library 10 11 . . . Play Committee 12 . . Hastings . . . Holy Christmas . . Nurse . . . Ring . . . Academic . . She's not short at all; she's a whole 58 tall. NANCY VANSCAVISH . . . Nanc . . . Newspaper Club 10 . . . Bakerton . . . You're kidding . . . Secretary . . . comb . . . Commercial . . . Boy, does she hate volleyball. PAUL VENESKEY . . . Paul . . . Year- book 12 . . . Chorus 12 . . . East Carroll . . . College . . . Driver's license . . . Academic ... He may be shy, but he's -an all right guy. JANET WARNER . . . Joker . . . Newspaper Club 10 . . . Chorus 10, 11, 12 . . . Yearbook 12 . . . Librarian 12 . . . Carroll- town . . . Hey, Mom . . . Fash- ion designer ... I haven't got him yet . . . Commercial . . . There is nothing she wouldn't do for the class of '62. SANDRA WARNER . . . Sandy Chorus 12 . . . Play Committee 12 . . . Carrolltown ... Is that right? . . . Private secre- tary . . . Driver's license . . . Commercial . . . Will a pair of roller skates help her to catch Russ? AGNES WEAKLAND . . . Aggie . . . Chorus 11, 12 . . . Play 12 . . . Carrolltown . . . I'll think about it . . . Beautician . . . ring . . . Commercial . . . Aggie doesn't like flowers, she just likes Buds. GERALDINE WEAKLAND . . . Geri . . . Chorus 11, 12 . . . Yearbook 12 . . . Chest Springs . . . Oh well, that's life . . . Beautician . . . Cresson class ring . . . General . . . Why the big interest in Cresson, Geri? Let's have a party JAMES WEAKLAND ... Jim . . . Football 10, 11, 12 . . . Track 10, 11, 12 . . . Chorus 10, 12 . . . Carrolltown . . . Get a job . . . Commercial . . . He's really the End —on the foot- ball team that is! JOSEPH WEAKLAND . . . Weaky . . . Football 10 . . . Track 11 . . . Chorus 12 . . . Carrolltown . . . Say there! . . . Undecided . . . Car . . . Commercial . . . His happiest days are the days when the No School sign hangs out. 60 MARIAN WEAKLAND . . . Mutchin . . . Presidfent 10 . . . Student Council 11 . . . Cheerleader 10 . . . Chorus 9, 10, 11 . . . Yearbook . . . Prom Committee 11... Play Com- mittee . . . Hastings . . . Holy cow . . . Airline stewardess . . . Class ring . . . Commercial . . . She is ver - down to earth for one who wants a career of flying. RONALD WEAVER . . . Ron . . . Baseball 11 . . . Carrolltown . . . To be a success . . . Academic . . . This boy's brown curls are the envy of all the girls. CONSTANCE WENSEL . . . Connie . . . Senior Band Representative 11 . . . Band 10, 11, 12 . . . Chorus 10, 11, 12 . . . Newspaper Club 10 . . . Majorette 12 . . . Play Committee . . . Carrolltown . . . Wait'll I tell ya! . . . Nurse . . . Driver's license . . . Academic . . . Connie's favorite dish is Fish and Chips. JAMES WERFEL . . . Jim . . . Patton . . . Help . . . Automobile mechanic . . . Car . . . General ... If he'd happen to be on time just once, Mrs. Schwab would go into shock. ELEANOR WENDEKIER . . . Zeke . . . Secretary 11 . . . Band 10 . . . Press Club . . . Float Com- mittee . . . Patton . . . Dooter . . . Neurosurgeon . . . Neck- lace . . . Academic . . . Down- hearted? Sad? Disgusted? No matter what the mood, she can always drown her sorrows in food. DIANA WESTRICK . Play Committee . . . Fiddlesticks! . Hostess . . . Pete's . Di . . . Patton . Airline ring . . . Commercial . . . Quiet, pretty, and shy, always seen with a certain guy. LINDA ANN WESTRICK . . . Spuds . . . Senior Play . . . Chorus . . . Band 10, 11, 12 . . . Hastings . . . Pussy Foot . . . Teacher . . . Cashmere sweater . . . Academic . . . This cutie pie rates real high. DONNA WHARTON . . . Donna . . . Yearbook . . . Librarian 12 . . . Play Committee ... St. Augustine . . . Airline Hostess . . . Driver's license . . . Com- mercial . . . Her life's ambition is to go to the South Pacific. Ho! Ho! Ho rum! and bottle of DANIEL WILSHIRE ... Dan . . . Student Council 11, 12 . . . Chorus . . . Senior Play . . . Yearbook . . . Patton . . . Yuk- Yuk . . . College . . . Motor scooter . . . Academic . . . Sad Movies Always Make Him Cry. BONITA WHITE . . . Bonnie . . . Band 10, 11, 12 . . . Patton . . . Secretary . . . Parakeet . . . Commercial . . . Brighter than the twinkle cast from any star, is the look in her eyes for the boy in the black car. 62 NICHOLAS WORCHESKY . . . Nick . . . Football 10, 11, 12 . . . Baseball 11... Basketball 11... Hastings . . . Man, that's all she wrote . . . Navy . . . Driver's license . . . General . . . Plays defense in football, and self-defense in English. SHIRLEY ANN WOOD . . . Shirley . . . Patton . . . Nurse . . . Com- mercial ... A swinging ponytail. These are the things that follow after her. JAMES YAHNER . . . Jim . . . Year- book . . . Play Committee . . . Cho- rus 11... Patton . .. Garsh darn it . . . Farmer . . . Driver's license . . . Academic . . . Bonsieur Madame'' that's our Jim. He's very tall, hand- some, and slim. DAVID WOODLEY . . . Dutch . . . Hastings . . . What a grouch . . . Lineman . . . Car . . . General . . . Can make nothing into something funny. LEO YAHNER . . . Leo . . . Senior Play . . . Boy's Chorus 11... Patton . . . Undecided . . . Driver's license . . . Academic . . . Have voice, will be heard. 63 SHIRLEY ANN YAHNER . . . Shirl . . . Chorus 11, 12 . . . Patton . . . Sugar . . . Secretary . . . Class ring . . . Commercial . . . Her singing in the choir on Sundays serves a great pur- pose-keeps the people awake. N PHYLLIS YEAGLIN . . . Phil . . . Chorus 10, 12 . . . Newspaper Club 10 . . . Play Committee . . . Banquet Committee 11... Assembly Program 10 . . . Bakerton . . . Says who? . . . Teacher . . . Driver's license . . . Commercial . . . Was there ever a dance she didn't attend? BARBARA YECKLEY . . . Blondie . . . Chorus 12 ... St. Benedict . . . Wait 'til I tell you . . . Secretary . . . Class ring . . . Commercial ... Is known by her famous giggle. Move along, sonny. HUGH YECKLEY . . . Chewy . . . Baseball 11, 12 . . . Foot- ball 10, 11, 12 . . . Patton . . . Air Force . . . General ... Al- though he doesn't have much ambition, he helps to keep our school tradition. GERALD YECKLEY . . . Ben . . . Carrolltown . . . Beat it . . . Own a car . . . Class ring . . . General . . . The one-answer man in P. O. D. 64 PAUL YECKLEY . . . Duce . . . Year- book . . . Hastings . . . That's life . . . Mechanic . . . Driver's license . . . Academic . . . The type who talks his way out of things. LEONARD SRAL . . . Len . . . Hastings . . . Get lost . . . Millionaire . . . Bow . . . General ... An education he did gain because big money is his aim. THOMAS URBAIN . . . Tom . . . Play Committee . . . Patton . . . Tha'd cut 'em all up . . . Trade school . . . Class ring . . . Academic ... He left our class once but again we meet. Now that he's returned he makes our class complete. 65 Joe Bradley, Vice President; Jack Smithmyer, President; Rusty Little, Treasurer - c5 enior Mr. Melvin Brown, Miss Mildred Lowes, Mr. Stephen Bakajza BOTTOM ROW: J. Milosavich, E. Huber, J. Mislevy, D. Trinkley, T. Endler, F. DeLattre, J. Kepshire. ROW 2: N. Kara!, C. Walters, S. Burkey, G. Yeckley, R. Stoltz, D. Hoover, P. McMurray, S. Farabaugh. ROW 3: S. Brunatti, C. Bianco, J. Link, D. Frontino, E. DeLarre, E. Cence, C. Shingle, R. Schall, C. Noel. ROW 4: D. Smychynsky, R. McConnell, J. Gregory, J. Winsko, J. Kelly, J. Stoltz, J. Ferrence, J. Lamont. Absent: J. Kelly, F. Lokey, P. Nuss, D. Semelsberger, P. Urbain, P. Yescavage. BOTTOM ROW: J. Hammond, J. Lefebure, R. Lubert, J. Lamont, E. Duclo, G. Beunier, R. Mortenson, R. Fitzpatrick. ROW 2: N. Yeaglin, L. Gresko, L. Hoppe!, C. Kupetz, D. Gross, D. Sclesky, G. Pawliske, P. Drass, C. Ceschini. ROW 3: N. Hindmarsh, P. Despoy, M. McHugh, A. Urich, R. Wilshire, F. Sullivan, J. Long, A. Grozanich, R. McMurray, J. Shero. ROW 4: J. Humphrey, A. Falatic, R. Depto, J. Toseki, L. Lawrence, A. Chiominto, G. Roman, C. Bush. Absent: D. Dunegan. IMEROOM 6 BOTTOM ROW: V. Fox, V. Rematt, D. Ivory, J. O'Leary, C. Cence, M. Hartzog, D. Gormish, L. Link, F. Watt, J. Regan. SECOND ROW: M. Blick, S. Bako, C. Anderson, E. Blake, M. Murphy, C. Passarella, B Strassler, N. Kurtz, S. Kost. THIRD ROW: C. Benosky, P. Flick, E. McNaulty, K. Bricker, J. Dillon, J. Gregory, D. Inzana, M. J. Nagle, K. McGlynn, H. Yahner. FOURTH ROW: D. Albright, T. Schirf, J. Buck, T. Mastran, D. Farabaugh, R. Yarko, B. Burkhart, L. Werfel, D. Morgan, R. Ford, P. Barnicle. BOTTOM ROW: R. Shulick, R. Nagle, B. Rairigh, K. Yahner, A. Lechene, D. Kopera, G. Fredo. SECOND ROW: E. Mastran, T. Farabaugh, H. Farabaugh, C. Sutton, D. Stevens, C. Gresco, D. Wagner, A. Marra. THIRD ROW: R. Cunningham, S. Jensen, S. Selfridge, P. Woods, J. Baranik, P. Romnosky, B. Bertison, B. Murphy, J. Shilling. FOURTH ROW: R. Illig, E. Snyder, J. Mertens, P. Fogle, J. Cairns, R. Hunter, R. Drzal, J. Radomsky. Absent: W. Bobby, L. Saltsgiver, W. Weakland. Donna Mae Ivory, Vice President; Sandy Selfridge, Secretary; Ann Urich, Treasurer; John Winsko, President — . unior — Mr. Donald Resko, Miss Catherine Markey, Mr. Mario Cicero 74 cS p o n s o r s BOTTOM ROW: C. Good, J. Bush, W. Lamont, J. Fitzpatrick, B. Hambly, N. Davis, S. Marana, J. Toskey, J. Powell. ROW 2: M. Gregory, E. Hudak, L. Saltsgiver, E. Molnar, N. Smith, C. Woodley, S. Mulligan, N. Farabaugh, J. Link. ROW 3: D. Springer, D. Lamont, G. Keith, M. Weakland, A. Easly, M. Haluska, R. Crowell, B. Kuzma, M. Kielbowick. ROW 4: L. Maher, P. Rogers, J. Nalisnick, M. O'Donahue, J. Chapaloney, K. Miller, M. Stofko, B. Baker. Absent: G. Born, D. Pompa, B. Contorchick. BOTTOM ROW: A. Basista, J. Zrioka, M. Wilt, C. Gregory, S. Yost, L. Shutty, G. Della Valle, P. Lechene, H. Yahner. ROW 2: J. Weakland, C. Cunningham, S. Lechene, R. Simon, R. Sherry, P. Cossitor, R. Bender, H. Murphy, H. Sharbaugh. ROW 3: T. Bloomberg, V. Farabaugh, D. Bakale, R. Huber, R. Gulick, P. Davis, J. Kline, L. Solnosky, R. Barnes. Absent: W. Hoover, R. Yeckley. BOTTOM ROW: V. Polites, D. Moore, R. Mastran, J. Lowmaster, D. Novak, B. Burkey, C. Oelso, S. Shingle, M. Crimaldi, B. Kielbiowick. ROW 2: G. Gross, C. Yarabaugh, P. Kurtz, N. Wilt, F. Rhoa, M. Sponsky, M. Senita, B. Miller, J. Hnatkovich, J. Yahner. ROW 3: R. Burkhart, E. Rogal, R. Davenport, K. Gormish, T. Plunkett, P. Farabaugh, P. Baker, V. Miller, B. Collins, R. Spanella. Absent: R. Bobby, T. Feigh, P. Frederick, K. William, S. Mock. BOTTOM ROW: J. Kalenish, M. Boslet, A. Lantzy, R. Hite, P. Tocarchick, J. Zurioka, J. Feigh, F. Mecurio, J. Reed, O. Gresco. MIDDLE ROW: P. Novak, S. Yeckley, W. Buck, E. Petrunyak, R. Hoover, C. Volk, S. Shilling, J. Semelsberger, M. Milosavich, J. Couturiaux, D. Collins. BACK ROW: J. Symosky, D. Blick, B. Marshall, E. West, R. Forsythe, J. Colberg, C. Stickler, J. Lowmaster, B. Davidson, J. Kuzio, E. Yeckley. Absent: R. Link, E. Farabaugh, J. Zurenko, G. Noel. BOTTOM ROW: J. White, E. Simmers, D. Hessler, J. Wensel, J. Marra, R. lihvarchik, R. Prevost, R. Ernest. SECOND ROW: W. Mitchell, D. Easly, A. Myers, E. Holland, R. Sherry, R. Swisher, R. Radomsky, G. Lane, J. Thurman, G. Kachmarchi, G. Worchesky, B. Pellas. THIRD ROW: C. Green, D. Himmel, M. Wood, J. Gresco, S. Miller, B. Kline, N. Trexler, E. litzinger, P. Kirkpatrick, N. Born, P. Farabaugh, J. Champoloney, Mr. Bradley. FOURTH ROW: M. Williamson, T. Farabaugh, T. Cicero, D. Buck, W. Yeckley, R. Nihart, E. Fogle, G. Farabaugh, J. Benjamin, T. Sasway. Danny Pompa, President; Marianne Haluska, Treasurer; Arlene Easly, Secretary; Bob Swisher, Vice President Op 20more — Mr. Richard Hricko, Miss Mary Louise Homyak, Mr. Angelo Laurito RUSTY LITTLE DELL BURKEY JIM WEAKLAND 84 BILL BAKER DICK BARRETT Captain 61 FOOT MR. RESKO MR. NEVINS Athletic Director Asst. Coach JEFF MERTENS JOE BRADLEY Co-Captain GEORGE HALUSKA BOB NEIBAUER BALL 62 AAR. BAKAJZA AAR. CICERO Asst. Coach Head Coach FRAN AAERRIAAAN FELIX DUNLAP ROW 1: Dan Bilko, Don Smychynsky, Frank Delattre, Rick Nagle, Dan Pompa, Jim Zurenko, Jerry Humphrey, Ed Fogle, Tom Cicero, Dan Palace, Pete Cossitor. ROW 2: Jeff AAertens, Bob Nagle, Nick Worchesky, George Haluska, Rusty Little, Dick Barrett, John Radomsky, Bob Mortensen, Eugene Huber, Ted Endler. ROW 3: Herman Born, Frank Cossitor, Joe Bradley, Bill Baker, Toby Mastran, Ken Hunter, Bob Depto, Jerry Kelly, Bob Drzal. ROW 4: Dell Burkey, Fran Merriman, Felix Dunlap, Jim Weakland, Bill Yeckley, Charles Stickler, Roger Spanella, Paul Baker, Bill Hoover, Jim Chapoloney. SKYLINE CONFERENCE ALL-STARS FIRST ROW: W. Marshall, B. Hamkley, D. Lamont, W. Hoover, G. Noel. SECOND ROW: P. Rogers, P. Cossitor, T. Cicero, J. Zurenko. THIRD ROW: Coach Solomon, P. Fogle, D. Burkey, J. Carins, D. Stuart, R. Swisher. MANAGERS us 7Jars , I wonder why it won't come down Hey! This is no Twist Contest. O.K.! So it was the wrong basket It's mine and I'm keeping it These are the times that try men's souls Make room for Daddy Do what you have to, but don't get caught, JIM HOPPEL BOB NAGLE GEORGE HALUSKA TOP ROW: Fred Berish, Paul Baker, Roger Spanella, Jack Barnes, Jim Hoppel, Dan Bilko, Frank Cossitor, Andy Falatic, John Murphy, Tom Plunkett. MIDDLE ROW: Mr. Brown, Vaughn Miller, Dave Blick, Ken Gormish, Bob Nagle, Jerry Lowmaster, Bob Nihaft, Ed Fogel, Mr. Nevins. FELIX DUNLAP FRED BERISH FRANK COSSITOR BOTTOM ROW: Larry Shutty, Joe Yahner, Danny Pompa, John Kuzio, Joe Weakland, Frank Delattre, Pete Cossitor, George Haluska, absent: Felix Dunlap. JOE WEAKLAND BILL BUCK JOE KELLY BILL BAKER DICK BARRETT HERM BORN 94 JIM GARAY MICK WORCHESKY KEN KELLER FRAN MERRIMAN FIRST ROW: D. Burkey, J. Garay, N. Worchesky, J. Kelly, R. Barrett, S. Kunka, K. Keller. SECOND ROW: Manager C. Molnar, W. Baker, R. Weaver, T. Endler, F. Merriman, H. Born, Coach Stephen Bakajza. THIRD ROW: W. Buck, J. Lamont, T. Schirf, E. Yeckley, G. Della Valle. AtA etic ITT ; ) Q ' ’1 v' â– ' â–  . FOOTBALL V M CH OPPONENT A Y 0 Kittanning 19 U 6 Punxsutawney ... 25 I 21 Laura Lamar _______ 7 ,l| 6 Altoona Catholic .. 13 I' 6 Triangle Joint 13 ji I- 12 Hollidaysburg __ 20 'I |;. 22 Dubois 0 11 12 Adams........ ... 18 |() 39 Moshannon _______ 6 jj 6 Northern Cambria _ 0 'A, '• II. •} I { ''V BASEBALL CH OPPONENT 1 Adams 6 10 Central Cambria 3 3 Gallitzin 7 1 Portage .... 2 5 Adams 12 2 Central Cambria 12 1 Gallitzin 15 4 Indiana ... .... 0 ' I- Aecorcf v 0' «i ) i,i) • BASKETBALL Our basketball record this year was not an outstand- ing one. However, it is not the victories or the defeats which should be remem- bered, but the effort and determination set forth by the players. u i i hi Js ) MEET i Indiana Juniata Relays Central Cambria Junior Pitt Meet PLACE 2nd did not place 3rd did not place Cambria Heights Relay 5th i United Joint District 6 Meet 5th did not place 96 a f oinrv â– H FIRST ROW: C. lieb, D. Stevens, D. Frontino, D. Sclesky, J. Kelly, R. Kovach, R. Shaw, B. Miller, C. Gresco, M. E. Williamson. SECOND ROW: C. Benosky, B. Cunningham, K. Holtz, L. Maher, B. Miller, J. White, B. Lieb, C. Wensel, N. Hindmarsh, S. Mulligan, D. Ivory, B. White, J. Riedesel, N. Kline, D. Inzana. THIRD ROW: D. Wagner, J. Benosky, C. Delso, J. Hnatkovich, J. Long, B. Buck, G. Worchesky, J. Kalenish, C. Itell, E. Rosian, E. Houck, N. Yeaglin, 104 P. Sponsky, E. Rogal, J. AAolnar, J. Semelsberger, J. Gresco, M. AAcHuch, A. Easly. FOURTH ROW: A. Sherry, J. Shilling, AA. Geiger, J. Fitzpatrick, P. Barnicle, R. AAcConnel, D. Farabaugh, B. Nagle, AA. Senita, N. Kost, S. Burnatti, J. Winsko, J. Nalisnick, B. Collins, R. Barns, R. Hite, AA. Torcarchik, AA. Waltz, AA. AAurphy, R. Sherry, A. Urich, Donald E. Routch, guest conductor, James Getz, band director. 105 FIRST ROW: D. Barrett, J. Bradley. SECOND ROW: R. Little, G. Haluska, J. Mertens, J. Lamont, N. Worchesky, E. Huber, T. Endler, B. Burkhart, R. Mortensen, J. Radomsky, H. Lamont, R. Yarko, G. Humphrey, D. Smychynsky, R. Drazel. THIRD ROW: Mr. D. Resko, advisor, F. Delattre, F. Berish, J. Kelly, K. Gormish, E. Mastran, W. Marshall, R. Yeckley, G. Noel, P. Cossitor, L. Shutty, D. Lamont, R. Swisher, B. Hambley, D. Pompa, G. Beunier. FOURTH ROW: R. Depto, S. Kunka, R. Weaver, R. Hunter, G. Kelly, L. Lawrence, J. Cairns, P. Baker, B. Yeckley, J. Barnes, J. Hoppel, F. Dunlap, R. Stewart, J. Molnar, C. Molnar, C. Stickler, R. Nagle. FIFTH ROW: D. Burkey, R. Neibauer, F. Merriman, P. Molnar, D. Bilko, W. Baker, H. Yeckley, F. Cossitor, W. Buck, J. Weakland, H. Born, R. Spanella, E. Fogle, T. Mastran, P. Rogers, J. Zurenko, T. Cicero. Throughout the year, the Varsity Club has sponsored many activities. They held a Varsity Dance and a Christmas Dance, sponsored the Faculty-Varsity Basketball game, maintained the con- cession stand at football games, and sold Highlander bracelets and sweat shirts. They have added much to the social activities at C.H.H.S. a r s y c 6 108 Mr. Fleming, Danny Pompa, Gail Lane, Frances Sullivan, Carol Gresco, Bill Marshall, Georgette Gross, Janet Kepshire, Jack Smithmyer, Nancy Kost, Martha Murphy, Janet Orlosky, Pete Cossitor, Liz Houck, Danny Wilshire, Margie Flick. 112 Calling all chiropractors STAND BY Are you tired, run down? Do you poop out at parties? All together now- One—two—three Hey, Frank! Tell Clem his slip is showing. 119 M Most L iAefu to cS Jauorite JeacAer As a result of the popularity poll, the favorite teacher award goes to Mr. Stephen J. Bakajza, one of the Senior class instructors. We will long remember him for his patience and friendliness while we were at Cambria Heights. 133 7. ) iat cuoufd Ziappen Judy Kelly lost her telephone book? Ronnie Stevens didn't eat Wheaties ? Sandy and Janet looked like twins? Cappy Kelly went bald? Phyllis Yeaglin would be cool and calm? Jim Hollen got shorter? Patty Legrand had blonde hair? Ken Nihart wouldn't grin? Nancy Vancasvish wore skirts below her knees? Ken Keller were 4'1 ? Etta got laryngitis ? Everyone in trig had finished his homework? Connie Kelly forgot how to wrinkle her nose? Linda Bice forgot how to blush? Herman Born didn't look sleepy? Agnes Weakland lost that N. C. class ring? Pat and Stan were seen apart at school? Hugh Yeckley forgot how to grin? Nancy Rudolph wasn't marked absent? Don Brush learned how to twist? Bob Hite made an A in Chemistry? Shirley Woods got along with Mr. Voytko? Rosalyn Konitsky stopped wearing striped socks? Corene Lauver forgot how to giggle? Cathie Lieb lost her pocketbook? Mr. Urich had long curly hair? Phil Berringer hitchhiked it somewhere? Bobbie Jean Miller didn't have a nice personality? Jim Pastirko obeyed a teacher? David Good wasn't good? Jeannie Kirk's name was Delores? Barb Cunningham lost her freckles? Earl Hartzog were a midget? Carol Itell lost her diamond? Mr. Laurito lost his driver's license? George Volk wrecked the left fender on his car? Mr. Bakajza was a 97-pound weakling? The students didn't take the teacher's parking place? What would happen if Dell Burkey didn't have curls? What would happen if Cyril Molnar lost Mr. Resko's keys? 134 We the Highlander Staff would like to extend our thanks and appreciation to the yearbook advisors. Miss Gavaler, Mr. Bradley, and Mr. Lantzy for their help and co-operation in making our yearbook a success. We would especially like to thank Mr. Bradley for his patience and understanding in helping us with our yearbook. TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY lk« W l« • ••••boo . A  f ylm ••• • We would also like to thank Mr. Claar, of Claar Studios, Hollidaysburg, Pennsylvania, for the wonderful pictures in our yearbook. Without him, many of the cherished memories of our Senior days would have been lost. 135 silâ– â–  â– â– â– â– !!VttI iBte iS.eSS2!!KI 5 !!!!!U!lii ii i|i Â


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