Carnegie High School - Voyager Yearbook (Carnegie, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1958 volume:

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We have witnessed his strides and believe in his potential, and therefore, to him we dedicate the 1958 Voyager. Page 5 jfg B ax! . J .97 ADIVIINISTRATIUN - Dr. Fleischer Dr. Fleischer and the Class of 1958 ar- rived at the doors of Carnegie High School at the same time. During our three years together, he has guided us throughmany trying times, one of which was the change to the new high school in our sophomore year. Because of his help and guidance, the Class of 1958 already has a record number of college acceptances. For these and many other things We seniors thank him and Wish him the best of luck in the future. Barbara Williams Miss Barbara Williams, better known as Barb, is secretary to Dr. Fleischer. Barb has served in this capacity since her gradu- ation from Carnegie High with the Class of 1950. She takes an active part in the activi- ties of C. H. S. by sponsoring the Golden Rule Tri-Hi-Y. Her smiling face can be seen at all home sports contests as she cheers for the Tart- ans. We lwill all miss her when We gradu- ate. Page 8 Dr. Fleischer l Miss Barbara Williams Dr. Hickes 4 K E twig . Miss Dolores Dombroski Page 9 Dr. Hickes Dr. Roy M. Hickes came to the Carnegie School District from Glassport High seven years ago to assume the responsibilities of being Superintendent of Schools. During his tenure in office he has Won the respect of the entire student body. More than once he has demonstrated his capabilities and Wise judgment in inspiring our class. We are thankful for his friendliness and helpg We wish him many pleasant years at C. H. S. Miss Dombroski Miss. Dee Dombroski is Dr. Hickes' secretary. She has held this position since her graduation from C. H. S. in 1955. De- spite her work, she still finds time to cheer the Tartan sports team on to victory. BO RD OF EDUCATION The Board of Education consists of seven members who are elected by the townspeople for a term of six years. A solicitor is appointed by the board and works with Dr. Hickes, as the administrative head, under the supervision of the school board. These men are faced with problems concerning the whole community as well as basic school business and acti- vities. Their meetings, held on the sec- ond Monday of each month, are al- ways open to the public to help solve the problems of any student or tax- payer. Any difficulty will receive in- dividual attention and careful consid eration in an attempt to correct it Another of the many responsibili- ties of the Carnegie High School Board is to extend every educational opportunity to each member of this community and to offer adults, as well as students, the use of the new and modern facilities within the school building. It was through the untiring efforts of this group of men that the new Car- negie High School became a reality, and it is because of this that years from now, as students walk through the halls of Carnegie High, we sin- cerely hope that they will be as proud of it and our school board as we are today Mr Schnepp Mr Bateman Mr Kahn Mr Firth Mr Garner Dr H1Ck6S Mr Coll, Mr Lesko . ' , . , . , . , . , . , s , . ' u g. .1 , , 1- va- -'ni ,fy , . .,. -- ' .......,m . . W, ft : t . ,. First Row: Dr. Fleischer, Mr. Cross, Mr. Marcenelle, Mr. Zaney, Dr. Hickes, Miss Greschner. Second Row: Mr. Speziale, Mr. Stockum, Mr. Bandyk, Mr. Hartley, Mr. Sawhill. THLETIC ASSOCIATION The Athletic Association is the foundation of Carnegie High's athletic program. Since it controls all forms of athletics, it lS one of the vital parts of the school. The responsibilities of the Athletic Association are many and require a great deal of time and effort. The most important of these are: the scheduling of gamesg purchasing new equipmentg providing transportation for the playersg hiring and paying the officialsg and, of course, coaching and training the teams. Dr. Hickes and Dr. Fleischer serve as advisors and Mr. Speziale is faculty manager. He has the enviable job of collecting all receipts and paying all Page 11 bills. Miss Greschner is physical edu- cation director andcoordinator for all girl sports. Mr. Zaney is boys' physical educa- tion director and head football coach. Mr. Stockum is head baseball and bas- ketball coach and assistant football coach. Mr. Cross, Mr. D'Alessandro, and Mr. Marcenelle are assistant foot- ball coaches. Mr. Sawhill is head Wrestling coach. Mr. Svvenn is assist- ant wrestling coach. Mr. Bandyk is coach of the golf team. Mr. Hartley is the coach of the rifle team. To these people We owe a debt of gratitude for helping our teams com- pile favorable records in all sports. Miss Dnnohoe MiSS Boyle Miss Cochran Mr. Van Arsdale Miss Nordsiek Mr. Stockum Miss English Miss Mason Mr. Palonis Mr. Burkett Mrs. Pavlov Mr. Cross Mr. Clawson Page IZ Q W Mr Sawhill MW f Ml' Bafldyk r Speziale Stout Mr. Zaney Mr. Marcenelle Miss Greschner Page 13 Mr Hartley Fratto Mr. Dilanni Miss Butts Miss Dickenson 'evil gift ffwikiw ww sw. 'iss vb H-MI L .1 fwlkg A , . ..., as 4 K I M 5+ 'ss5'E'E 7 ., , if ., 3' .. his 1 ,. ma. f i. 21 7 , bf ,135 in yjkggjeciw 1 , . x - Lf? l k? , 1 f g , E ii 'Z-rx , l E 2 ,M . ,MMM 1 si xiii W W i ., 1! BM! , IW! . X si NK 'P ' ' tis ' . H' gy if ? ? E . Q Shia? Q25-Q A haf: , 1 swf 5 gg N Z Q 1523 W if X , ,Q fs Q .. A ,f eff Q 1 + Y 332 2 5 'f m .1,. '- 525 I l 5 7 3 a Y ! C S f s Q i 3 T 5 4 5 I X r x I f 1 1 .E SEIXIIORS SENIOR CLASS 1958 DFFICERS PRESIDENT Ronald Hatcher VICE PRESIDENT Jorge Smith SECRETARY Patricia Traurig TREASURER Trevor Bateman BARBARA J. ARNOLD Barb . . . drives a grey and white Pontiac . . . likes to talk, especially in home room . . . always laughing . . . a very active Tri-Hi-Y member. Tri-Hi-Y 11,12, Representative 123 Drama Club 10,11,12, Vice Presi- dent 123 Rifle 11,121 G Clef 103 Choir 12. TREVOR D. BATEMAN Trev . . . always seen Rod- ding in his light blue Ford . . . likes to tease the girls . . . has the distinction of be- ing the only red head on our football team . . . thereis al- ways fun w h en Trev's around .. . made a fine sen- ior class treasurer. Senior Class Treasurer: Football 9,10,11,12, Letter 11,123 Wrestling 9,1o,11g Varsity C 11,12. ROBERT JOHN BOYDA Bob . . . one of the better looking boys of the senior class has a mischievous twinkle in his eyes . . . ex- cels in all sports, especially football . . . a future college student . . . W.P.I.A.L. All Star Football Team. Football 10,11,12: Basketball 10, 11, 123 Baseball 103 Golf 11,121 Hi-Y 10,11,12, Vice President 11, 12: Camera Club 10,11,12, Treas- urer 112 Varsity C 10,11,12, Vice President 12: Student Council 10, 123 Glee Club 103 Choir 11,12. PHILOMENA R. BRUNO Phil . . . an active member of the F.B.L.A. for the past three years . . . usually with Karen . . . a little on the quiet side, but friendly. F.B.L.A. 1o,11,12. Page 17 DIANE L. BABISH Di . . . nice things come in small packages and Di is one of them . . . she makes her pep and energy visible when she leads cheers . . . always-- cheerful and smiling. Golden Rule Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,123 G Clef 103 Choir 121 Cheerleader 11.12. DOUGLAS G. BEVARD Doug . . . never a dull mo- ment when Doug's near . . . known for his wavy hair . . . has brains and personality . . . spends lots of time at the Surplus Store . . . president of the Student Council. Biology Club 103 Student Council Representative 10,11, President 121 Glee Club 101 Choir 11,12. DONNA GRACE BROSE Donna . . . always a friendly Hi for everyone . . . cute and popular with all her classmates . . . our head ma- jore-tte for two years . . . known for her long brown hair and the crazy faces she x makes. Majorette 9,10,11,12, Head 11,121 Treasurer of Band 11,122 Biology Club 10,113 Golden Rule Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,123 Rifle Club 12. JOHN EDWARD BRYAN John . . . loves to get into mischief . . . favorite pas- time is teasing the girls and driving his Chevy con- vertible . . . works at the Dairy Queen in the summer . . . came to us from St. Luke's . . . knows all the tricks in the study hall. Rifle Club 11. TONY C. BUTERA Tony . . . loves to wrestle . . . sharp dresser and good look- ing lad . . . middle guard on defense on the football team . . . loves to give the teachers a hard time with Si Senorl' . . . would like to be a veter- inarian . . . owns a T Bird. Football 10,11,123 Wrestling 10,11, 123 Camera Club 10,11,123 Novus Hi-Y 10,11,12, President 123 Stage Crew 103 Glee Club 103 Choir 11, 123 Voyager Staff 123 Junior Brom Committee 111 Varsity C JOHN MELVIN CARNEY Jack . . . came from St. Luke's in his Junior year . . . he and Bill are always to- gether . . . played both foot- ball and basketball . . . knows how to go through a stop sign and not get caught. Basketball 111 Football 11,123 French-Spanish Club 121 Senior Play Cast3 Original Hi-Y 12. NICHOLAS M. CHARLES Nick . . . a Collier Bus stu- dent . . . came to Carnegie in his junior year . . . likes to give the teachers a rough time . . . crazy driver. CAROL A. CRITCHLOW Carol . . . can be found with Ag and Sugar . . . came in her junior year from St. Luke's . . . will make a fine secretary some day . . . not- ed for her long brown hair and neat appearance. Page 18 LARRY R. CAMPBELL Larry . . . a member of the F.E.A .... one day he'll be a good research scientist . . . quiet but friendly to all . . . has a shy, mischievous look in his eyes . . . plays a mean soccer game. Biology Club 103 Glee Club 103 Future Engineers of America 11, 12, Vice President 123 Ticket Committee for Junior Class Play3 Junior Prom Committee. DORIS CHAPMAN Doris . . . loves to sing and is quite good . . . loads of fun and an excellent athlete . . . always seen with Gwen . . . bright and witty best de- scribes Doris. G.A.A. 10,11,l23 G cief 103 choir 11,123 Usherette for the Junior P 1 a yj G.A.A. Entertainment Committee. NANCY EILEEN CRIDGE Nancy pretty wavy hair is one of Nancy's many as- sets . . . Annie Oakley of Carnegie High School .. . first female member of the Varsity C . . . cute and devil- ish . . . head cheerleader . . .smooth dancer. Cheerleader 10,11,12, Head 122 G.A.A. 10,11,123 Senior Play Castg Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,12, President 123 Rifle Club 11,12, President 123 Voyager Staff 11,12, Head Typist 122 See Staff 113 Usherette for Junior Play3 Future Nurses of C.H.S. 12, Secretary-Treasurer 123 Student Librarian 10,113 Vol- leyball All Stars 10,11,12, Captain 123 Girls Varsity Basketball Team 11,121 Varsity C 123 Magazine Campaign 12: May Queen At- tendant. NORMA JEAN DAVIS Norma . . . one of our high stepping majorettes . . . at- tractive and athletic . . .U neat as a pin . . . always a friend- ly smile . . . popular with all ...as busy as a beaver... May Queen. Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,12, Representative 11, Secretary 123 G.A.A. 10,11,12, Treasurer 123 National Honor So- ciety 11,123 Voyager Staff Busi- ness Manager 123 See Staff .112 Business Manager for Magazine Campaign 123 Majorette 10.11.123 Treasurer of Junior Class: G Clef 103 Choir 11,123 May Queen. LARRY EARL DOERR Larry . . . came to us from neighboring Scott Township . . . refuses to give any of the girls a tumble . . . rides to school every morning in his maroon Buick . . . wavy blond hair. PAUL B. DUNLEVY Paul . . . tall and blond . . . comes from Greentree in his light blue car . . . a high salesman for the magazine campaign . . . one of the jokesters. Novus Hi-Y 11,121 Junior Prom Committee: Senior Prom Com- mittee: Magazine Campaign. NANCY H. EMERICK Nanc . . . likes to loaf with Donna . . . quiet in school but not so quiet outside . . . very neat dresser . . . usual- ly seen combing her hair or swinging her purse. DOLORES J. PANTONE Always smiling . . . one of our high-stepping flag-twir1- ers . . . likes to go out and have a good time . . . known as Toots to all her friends . . . neat dresser . . . makes plans for the night's enjoy- ment in 20 minute period . . . has a charming personality . . . has a Hello for every- one. Etiology Club 10: G.A.A. 103 G Cflef 10: F.B.L.A. 11,121 Tri-Hi-Y 11,123 Flag Twlrler 11,121 Choir s t.efif1W.ff?2f e wr- fffs.1mffnif., . eggs, re 3 3 j 1 . 13' Q Page 19 AUDREY M. DOLAN Audrey . . . quiet, intelligent and neat as can be . . . the ideal student . . . had done a fine job as editor of the See . . . a Rennerdale bus student. Student Council Representative 103 See Staff 11,12, Typist 11, Edi- tor 12: French-Spanish Club 11, 123 Junior Prom Committee, So- cial Chairman. RALPH ELIKAN Ralph . . . takes his school work seriously . . . brain and musician . . . neat and polite . . . one of Pop's matmen.. . . always on the go . . . likes to ask questions in econo- mics . . . always has his work in on time . . . never gets in trouble with the teachers. Original Hi-Y 10,11,123 Biology Club 103 F.E.A. 11,121 Football 10: Wrestling 10,11,l2: Baseball Man- ager 103 Junior Play Committee: Junior Prom Committee: Student Council 11,121 National Honor Society 11,12: Senior Play Cast: Senior Prom Committee: Voy- ager Staff, Picture Editor 123 Band 10,11,123 Glee Club 103 Choir 11,12. MIRIAM ENGLISH Miriam . . . very quiet in school . . . another neat dres- ser . . . has a very pleasing' personality . . . a smile for everyone . . . never bothers the teachers . . . a good friend to have . . . has a slow lazy walk. Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,12, Representative 11, Chaplain 12: Drama Club 10, 11,121 Junior Play Cast: Senior Play Cast: Voyager Representa- tive 103 G Clef 103 Choir l1,12. MARY URSULA FIFE Mary . . . one of the smaller senior girls . . . always try- ing to find a way out of classes . . . comes to us on a bus every morning . . . mor- bid sense of humor . . . usu- ally laughing about some- thing. G.A.A. 1o,11,123 Biology Club 10: F.B.L.A. 11: See Staff 12: Senior Play. JO ANN FUNARI Jo . . . possesses one of the cutest senior figures . . . al- ways wears nice clothes . . . has many' friends . . . loafs with Toni.. . . never in a hurry . . . likes to dance and sing . . . real hot rodder when she gets the Pontiac. G.A.A. 10,11,12g Golden Rule Tri- Hi-Y 10,11,12g Girls Ensemble 11, 129 All Star Basketball 113 All Star Volleyball 11: Junior Prom Committee: G Clef 103 Choir 10, 11,12. JOHN PAUL GALLUCCI Paul . . . member of the C.H.S. golf team . . . one of Pop's matmen . . . possesses a shy smile and a mischiev- ous twinkle in his eyes . . . likes to play. pool . . . sharp dresser . . . good looking lad. Original Hi-Y 10,1l,l2: Wrestling 9,10,1l,12g Baseball 10: Golf 11,125 Junior Prom Committee: Varsity C 12: Senior Prom Committee. JOHN GAZELLA Gizzie . . . wouldn't miss health or gym class for love nor money . . . known for his original stories and poems . . . his reserved dis- position conceals his intelli- gence. PAULETTE ALICE GIBBS Polly ... shy but by no means quiet . . . very able artist .I ., . can be found with Twerpie . . . likes to wear collegiate clothes . . . one of the .friendly voices heard reading morning announce- ments. Tri-Hi-Y 10.11,12, Representative 10,11: G.A.A. 1O,11,12: Biology Club 10: Rifle Club 125 Voyager Staff Art Editor 11,123 Junior Play Cast: Senior Play Cast: Magazine Campaign: Choir 11,12: G Clef 10: Student Council 11,12, Treasurer 123 National Honor So- ciety 11,12, Secretary-Treasurer 11:1 5811 Star Volleyball Team 10, Page 20 RICHARD GEORGE GALL Rich . . . has a steady after- school job . . . likes to catch his forty winks in P.O.D. and Chemistry classe-s . . . con- stantly driving his Stude- baker . . . likes to get into mischief. EUGENE R.. GANGONE Gooch . . . always gives Burke a rough time . .. can be found first period in the darkroom . . . loves to get into mischief . . . good soccer player. Camera Club 11,125 Original Hi-Y 11,123 Rifle Club 10. SHIRLEY MARIE GEORGE Shirley . . . short and sweet . . . Mr. Van finally taught her to drive a stick shift one of the talkative girls from 212 .. . enjoys girls' sports. Tri-Hi-Y 11,12: Rifle Club 10.11,12. MARY METHA GIEHLL Metha . . . came to us in our Junior year from St. Luke's . . . good economics student . . . works in Pitts- burgh after school . . . one of Mr. Speziale's secretaries . . . President of F.B.L.A. F.B.L.A. 11,12, President 12: Tri- Hi-Y 12: Junior Prom Commit- tee: Senior Prom Committee. ROBERT JOHN GORCZYCA Corky . . . did an excellent job as a staff writer on the Signal Item . . . blond and blue eyed . . . one of Pop's matmen . . . loves to tease the girls . . . helped an- nounce at C.H.S.'s home football games. Original Hi-Y 10,l1,12: Camera Club 10,11,12, President 12: Foot- ball-10: Wrestling 11,121 Double Quartet 11.125 Co-Chairman Unit- ed Fund Drive 11: Debate Team 11,125 Choir 11,12: Junior Class Vice President: See Homeroom Salesman: Student Council. RICHARD- ANTHONY GRENDYS Rich . . . pals with Bill . . . likes to hunt . . . quiet and well-mannered .. . seems to shy away from the girls Collier bus student. SANDRA LEA HASTINGS Sandy . . . came to us this year from St. Luke's . . . tries to give the teachers a rough time . .. loves to dance . .. known for her pretty blond hair. F.B.L.A. 12: Tri-Hi-Y 12. CAROLE ANN I-IERMAN Carole . . . Very active around school . . . has nice clothes .. . never a quiet moment when Carol's around . . . likes economics . . . in Mr. C1awson's Speech II class. Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,l2: G.A.A. 11,12: Junior Play Cast: Junior Prom Committee Chairman: G Clef 10: Choir 11,12: Student Council Sec- retary 11: Future Nurses of C.H.S. 12, President 12: May Queen Dance Committee 11: See Staff 11,12: Voyager Staff 12: Junior Prom Committee: Maga- zine Campaign 12. Page 21 SHIRLEY JEAN GRANDINETTI Shirl . . . enjoys talking and laughing . . . has prettv white teeth and long dark hair . . . a good athlete . . . full of energy. G.A.A. 10,11: Usherette for Jun- ior Play: Usherette for Senior Play: See Staff 123 F.B.L.A. 12: Rifle Club 11. CAROL ANN HANUSIAK Carol . . . possesses a beaut- iful voice . . . can keep you in stitches . . . hails from East Carnegie . . . nice per- sonality . . . did a wonder- ful job in both the Junior and Senior plays. Drama Club 1o,11,12g Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11,123 Girls Ensemble 11,l2: G Clef 10: Choir 11,12: Junior Play East: Senior Play Cast: See Staff RO NALD ALLAN HATCI-ER Hatch . . . a hard working Senior Class President . . . has a fine sense of humor . . . has been an outstand- ing athlete for 4 years . . . very popular with everyone . . . developed a talent for speech making during his senior year . . . voted out- standing Class A football player in W.P.I.A.L. Football 9,10,11,12, Letter 9,10,11, 12: Baseball 9,10,11,12, Letter 9, 10,11,12: Novus Hi-Y 10,11,12: Varsity C 9,10,11,12: Student Council 9,10,12: Senior Class President: Senior Play. EMMA CHARLOTTE HILES Charlotte . . . always has a smile and a Hi for every- one . . . avid football fan . . . efficient commercial student . . . good athlete . .. hails from Wabash Hill. G.A.A. 10,11,12: G Clef 10: Choir 12: Volleyball 10,11,12: Junior Play Make Up Committee. JAMES HENRY HOWELL Moo favorite pastime is teasing the girls and driv- ing his Ford convertible smooth, easy going disposi- tion . . . would like to be a teacher. Football 10,11Q Biology Club 101 .Lunior Prom Committee3 Senior ay. CAROL ANNE JOHNSON Carol . . . she and Carol M. are inseparable . . . has in- terests outside of C.H.S. never in an angry mood sings in the Girls Ensemble . . . good artist . . . always willing to work. Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,12Q See Staff 11,12Q G Clef 103 Choir 11,121 Girls En- semble 11,12. BARBARA ANN KEARNS Barb . . . St. Luke-'s loss, our gain . . . an excellent stu- dent . possesses pretty red hair . . . President of the French-Spanish Club . . . good friend of Metha's. Student Council 113 Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12, Representative 121 French- Spanish Club 11,12, President 12Q See Staff 11,12, Business Manager 12: Choir 12:1 National Honor So- ciety 11,121 Signal Item School News 123 Prom Committee 11,123 Senior Play Cast. THOMAS VINCENT KINKUS Gig . . . has his name in every nook and cranny in the school . . . a man about town . . . gives all teachers a bad time . .. loves art class . . . played some bone- crushing football for C.H.S. Varsity C 11,123 Football 10,11,123 Sftiigent Council 113 Original Hi- - 1- , P I il ' H I .... Q ' 6 V, 1 ie2g1 , l5r A as if if tltiffl. elif eff - f will ill ,fiwiil 2wVVU' fi: ::1.':,.?: ::I' . -' , my. - ,: -' ' 5 'G t-5 ff-'1.fff5 ,. '?,'lllli 1 Sli ,llllggglv 3 Wiz' . Sl?ws1'li X5i Page 22 RICHARD CONRAD HUREY Gumshoe honored us. on the gridiron . . . can be found at the Sports Center . . . likes to tease the girls looks quiet, but his looks are deceiving. Football 9,10,12, Letter 123 Bas- ketball 9,10,l1g Baseball 9,101 French-Spanish Club: Varsity C. LARRY RUSH JORDAN Fuzzy . . . loafs with Carm, and the boys . . . hard on cars . . . always seems to be busy would like school to be just a half day . .3 . one of Miss Boyle's helpers in the commercial room. Golf 11,123 Biology Club 105 See Staff 12. JOHN CARL KEES John . .. says he doesn't like the girls but we know different .. . has a mis- chievious twinkle in his eyes . . . wrestles for C.H.S. . . . a morbid sense of humor . .. tops in the class . . . showed his acting ability in the Senior Play. National Honor Society 11,123 Magazine Campaign 121 Baseball Manager 103 Harvard Book Award 11: Swing Band 10,11,123 See Staff 123 Voyager Staff 12, DIANE MARIE KLAPACH Di . . . part of the Jan, Pat, Di trio . . . constantly laugh- ing, especially in Mr. Cross's home room . . . recipient of 'many practical jokes . . . one of the many people who ar- rive every morning at 8:29. Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,123 G.A.A. 10,11,12, Vice President 121 G Clef 103, Choir 11,123 A11 Star Basketball Team 113 Senior Play. JOSEPH ADAM KLIM Joe . . . plays end on the football team . . . his smile and wavy hair seem to at- tract the girls . . . one of our star pitchers on the baseball team . . . a gentle- man, both on and off the field. Junior Class President5 Student Council 11,12, Vice President 12: Football 10,11,12, Letter 10,11,125 Baseball 10,11,12, Letter 10,1l,125 Varsity C 10,11,12. MARGARET FRANCIS KOMIISARZ Called Margie by her friends . . . always com- plaining about the teachers . . . the quiet member of the Shirley, Anita, Margie trio. F.B.L.A 10,11,l2: Rifle Club 10,11,. BARBARA LEE KRAFTICIAN Barb . . . a girl who really excels in sports . . . Barb likes to dance . she won a watch for being number one salesman in our maga- zine campaign . . . a neat dresser. Bioiogy ciub 105 Tri-Hi-Y 10,11, 125 Drama Club 11,125 Junior Play Committee5 Girl's Varsity Basketball Team 11,125 Choir 11: Magazine Campaign 125 G Clef 12: See Staff 125 Volleyball 10,11, 125 Basketball 10,11,12. CAROLE LYNN KUHN Carole a brain in Chemistry.. . . pals around with Sylvia and Jane . . . likes to read a lot . . . plays a mean accordian. Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,125 Biology Club 10,11,125 G Clef 105 Junior Prom Committee: Junior Play Usher- ette5 See Staff 125 Senior Prom Decorating Committee Chair- man5 Magazine Campaign Home- room Captain. Page ,,ff,,,f ,. .,,l - wlfvsiigcws, :Kyiv is H, ssigggllgli if la... M, ,- iz 1 2222125 ssl 255 -:mi 5 V' fl 5 3 1 Stag if gsisgalgifilgtg 3 it kj! .1 um.- mgn H Q ,Za My M. . aflsziffzfeilri 2,1915 .vig U lf sl 52221235 gflQEig5s2ii5..' vi ,,. 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Eifgilsiil, fr' - ?'55',E:a, A fi! s gf- ' 1,559 gg 5 . 5 Q 515752 'J' :fl-Is, A E , is ' an 23 MARY ANN KOHUT Mary Ann . . . always with Norma . . . one of our pretty majorettes always has a smile . . . lots of fun on the band bus . . . personality plus . . . works hard for the Drama Club . . . May Queen Attendant. Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,125 Drama Club 10, 11,12, Treasurer 11, President 125 Junior Play Student Director: Senior Play Cast5 Voyager Staff 125 G Clef 105 Choir 11,125 Major- ette 11,125 Magazine Campaign 125 May Queen Attendant. ANTOINETTE MARIE KORPIEL Antoinette . . . a good typist . . . quiet and well manner- ed . . . sings in the Girl En- semble. G 'Clef 105 Tri-Hi-Y 10,115 See Staff 10,11,125 Choir 11,125 Girls Ensemble 12. RICHARD HENRY KREIGER Dick . . . one of our foot- ball players . . . real cute, but gives the girls a hard time . . . he, Gig, and Tony., are constant companions always causing a commotion in the halls during lunch period. Baseball 10,11,125 Football 10,11, 125 Original Hi-Y 125 Student Council 125 French-Spanish Club 125 Senior Play Cast. GERALDINE ANN KUN DRA Gerry possesses long blond hair . . . always can be found with Laura . . . a good volleyball player . . . a smile for all. Tri-Hi-Y 10,1l,125 G.A.A. 10,11,12, Rifle club 10,115 G Clef 10,115 Magazine Campaign 12: Volley- ball 1O,11,12: Basketball 10,11,12, BARBARA VIRGINIA LANGER Barb . . . one of our high stepping majorettes for three years . . . loves to ice skate . . . A-1 corsage maker at Puhln'1an's . . . she and Gladys are the best of friends excels in all sports. Biology Club 103 G Clef 10: Voy- ager Staff 103 All Star Volleyball Team 11,123 Student Council 10, 12: G.A.A. 10,11,12g Tri-Hi-Y 11, 125 Junior Class Secretary' Jun- 1or Play Cast Ring Commlttee 11 Choir 12 Senlor Play Cast Majorette 1011 12 Basketball 10 11 12 Girls Varsity Basketball Team 11 May Queen Attendant ARLENE JEAN LIGNAR Arlene peaches and cream complexion s e plans to be a nurse ways worrymg about her economics a srrule for G Clef 10 French Spanish Club 11 12 Treasurer 12 Future Nurses of C I-I S 12 Trl H1 Y 12 PAUL ANTHONY MAHLA M1Ck9y Tall dark and handsome likes the girls a chem1stry brain? pals around w1th Trevor sly mischievous look in his eyes Camera Club 1112 Golf 1112 Senior Play Cast PETER JOSEPH MARRA Pete travels to CHS on the bus Pete does the Sports wr1t1ng for the ee a hunting fan engoys football as his sport plays a rough game of soccer Football 91011 Baseball ll 12 All 12 an 1 file? E Page 24 VIRGINIA MAE LAW Ginny . . . loafs with Sandy and Arlene . . . a football fan . .. Ginny likes to dance . . . comes to us by bus every morning. Tri-Hi-Y 12: F.B.L.A. 12. FLORENCE MAY LYNCH o one of the best dressed seniors helps out in the cafeter1a F o IS loads of fun works at Grants after school pretty long brown hair Tri H1 Y 10 11 12 Girls All Star Basketball Team 10 G Clef 10 Choir 11 Rifle Club 1011 Prom Committee 1011 May Queen Decoratmg Committee 1011 MARILYN MANGIS Marllyn came to us from Langley Marilyn has a creamy white complexion a cute blond and neat dresser CAROL ANN MATALKA Carol a regular football an can always be seen 1n her Plymouth Carol 11kes to play the piano and accordian she and Carol Johnson are constant com panions Drama Club 10 11 12 G Clef 10 Cholr 11 12 Tri H1 Y 11 12 See Staff 11 12 RONALD EDWARD MCCAFFREY Ron . . . one of our tall basketball players . . . good looking . . . always seen in his Buick . . . likes to tease the girls. Hi-Y 10: Basketball 10,11,12g Var- sity C 11,12: Rifle Club 103 Choir 10g Golf 12. BEVERLY ELIZABETH MCLAUGHLIN Bev . . . her hobbies are sports and horses . . . Bev comes to C.H.S. on the bus . . . always seen with Pat . . . excels in basketball. G.A.A. 11,123 Varsity Basketball Team 10,11,125 Usherette for Jun- ior Playg Senior Play: Basket- ball 10,11,12g Volleyball 10,11,12. FREDERICK JAMES MESSINER Fred . . . lives above Carne- gie Park . . . shy and re- served in school but not so quiet outside . . . comes to school with Dave Moss every morning. Biology Club 10: Original Hi-Y 12. HOWARD BURGAN MILLER Always seen in his big con- vertible . . . usually seen with Bob Taylor . . . one of our quieter boys. Page 25 BARBARA ANN MCCLAINE Barb . . . likes to paint . . . has pretty black hair . . . plays a mean game of vol- leyball . . . one of our high stepping flag twirlers. ARTHUR JAMES MERSING Art . . . a great outdoors man . . . has Won prizes for some of his art work . . . walks form Wabash Hill every morning . . . fan of P.O.D. class. Glee Club 10: Choir 12. JEROME PETER MICHALEC Jerry . . . always loads of fun . . . Jerry works at Thorofare . . . a devoted Kidger fan . . . loafs with Dave . . . comes to us from Rosslyn Heights every morning. Biology Club 10. ALAN JOSEPH MILLICO Al . . . a car enthusiast can be found clowning around in the halls . . . Al is one who likes the girls . . . football and wrestling are the sports he enjoys. Camera Club 123 Football 11,12. DAVID' HARRY MOSS Dave . .. a good baseball player . . . one of Burk's headaches . . . a real cute kid . . . sometimes referred to as Mousie. Camera Club 125 Hi-Y 12. ELVIRA CECELIA MULLANEY Elvira . . . plans. to be a nurse . . . a nice girl to have as a friend . loafs with Elaine. G.A.A. 10,11,125 Tri-Hi-Y'10,11,125 G Clef 10: Choir 115 Future Nurses of C.H.S. 125 Volleyball 10,11,12: Basketball 10,11,12. MARGARET CATHERINE MUSICO Margie . . . has pretty blond hair . . . came. to us from Langley wears a crazy blue gym suit a real clown . . . loads of fun excellent dancer. Tri-Hi-Y 11,125 Camera Club 125 Choir 11,12. AGNES MARIE NETZEL Ag loafs with Janet know for her unmistakable walk . . . hopes to be a busi- ness leader in the future . .. spends a lot of time in the library . . . types for the See. Delta Tri-Hi-Y 10,115 G.A.A. 11, 12: See Staff 125 F.B.L.A. 10,11,12. f.'i2gQEfe, A ' 'V -' 7 'g2r?fifj, gif C Page Z6 ULFILAS MUELLER A future astronomer . . . Uf . . . is a short wave ham . . . he and Jim are a two- some . . . a brain in Spanish II. Biology Club 103 F.E.A. 11,125 French-Spanish Club 125 Wrestl- ing 105 School Science Fair 9,10, 11. JAMES JOSEPH MULLAN EY Jim . . . one of our wrestlers interested in science always ready to help . . . having a contest in Spanish class with Uf for the highest grades. Biology Club 105 Original Hi-Y 10,115 Wrestling 10,115 F.E.A. 10, 115 Student Council 11: French- Spanish Club 125 School Science Fair 9,10,11. LAURA THERESA NAUGHTON Laura . . . President of G.- A.A .... a sports fan . . . can be found working at Little Chef's after school . .. Laura is always seen laughing at something. Rifle Club 10,115 Tri-Hi-Y 11,125 G.A.A. 10,11,12, President 125 Magazine Campaign 125 All Star Volleyball Team 1O,11,12. ELIZABETH JANE f NICHOLSON Jane . . . she and Sylvia were student directors of the Senior Play . . . gifted with brains . . . a pleasing personality. Golden Rule Tri-Hi-Y 11,12,, Treasurer 125 Biology Club 10,11, 125 G Clef 10: Choir 11,125 Prom Committee 11,125 Student Play .Director 125 Assistant Librarian 10,11, N KAREN ELIZABETH OSTAFFY Karen . . . one of our com- mercial students . . . tall and slender . . . a pleasant smile for everyone . . . par- ticipated in all girls sports . . . has interests outside of school. F.B.L.A. 10,11,12g G.A.A. 1O,11,12g Kogeyball 10,11,12: Basketball 10, CHARLES THOMAS PFEFFER Dinky always in trouble with the teachers comes to school just before the bell . . . his best class is lunch period . . .wrestler. LEONARD DEMETRO PYSH Lennie . . . very bright in math . . . drives a hot Buick . .. likes to torme-nt the girls . . . enjoys playing bas- ketball . . . smooth dancer and likes to polka. B Squad Basketball 10,113 Varsi- ty Basketball 12g Glee Club 10: Prom Decorating Committee 11: Original Hi-Y 123 Voyager Staff 123 Magazine 'Chairman 12. JANET CATHRYN RABATIN Jan . . . loafs with Aggie . . . doesn't care for school . . . seems quiet but only to those who don't know her. F.B.L.A. 10,11,123 Delta Tri-Hi-Y 11,123 See Staff 12. ..,.,,,., WW,-1 -K iq,,f,,:..Wi,i,fl. lyy.:y,a,fw3-Q fi., HWifi'ftfS?f?,gE5s'5,fgQjKf:l5.ti: ri S ' 'i A l'f'll2'si?gS1!?5?'g5i , 1 jggligslgfj H ffiffxiignfefff :.l,:.l..,. at f 1 H V 1 l,tv.:.r1,ef M 635151 H. ,, ,.. .,. rw -215 E:f,5af.i:'zE is -. 'sf . 5 . tszffrm. H ,, .sh : . se s .V .4 f lil. er, - X F' ' ,w 'Mix SEM f 511111 I 5 'exQ,.,, . . -- K vsz,f 'a-s.: 'Sari iii' li .lfi'ia . sw, :I 3,5 ,., 3, ' ,it 1 all .3 gd, ffl . .11 we Ygn 'V 1 V I u X91 :alum . 223 Mt, 15121-. 1 fx it la, ,Q lg, 5 sl .,. W3 S rails. ' .1 if it fl tt . il Q l'i,x!1I!'nr!-I,rw!21 ,sg 5552, 1:9 .l.1,a'lm4:f It 1 Wifi, S wth In m ,fry ,,.,. V A ' if A5121 . Vg .. -jig f XE ,ggi - ' mi -.2 11.55- Viwlgffggg' ::'-2 , ,, , Wliflxlgii 1511 51551511 f W . Z is '-in :-e 2 'irs25..-fii'z:e-'Z .gpg Page 27 1 1 fy 2'.::-it X ,:f::s.!a4:. it.. 4-ff. CAROLYN ANN PALOMBI Carpl . . . good voice . . . always in the home eco- nomics room . . . she and 'Carol are inseparable Walks every morning from East Carnegie- . . . known for her neat long brown hair. Golden Rule Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,12g Drama Club 11,121 Choir 11,125 G Clef 10: Girls Ensemble 11,12. ARTHUR ROSS POLLOCK Whitey rides the bus from Rennerdale . . . likes to wrestle . . . a real comed- ian. Biology 105 Wrestling 11,123 Original Hi-Y 12. PATRICIA EILEEQN QUINN Pat . . . habitually in the nurse's office . . . rides the bus from Camp Hill . .. good home ec. student . . . loves to work in the ma- chines room. G.A.A. io. HELEN RAD Frenchie . . . works in doc- tor Conley's office . . . a Hi and a smile for every- one . . . another one of those pretty girls from 212 lends her pretty soprano voice to the choir . . . smooth on the dance floor. Golden Rule Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,12g Student Council 12: G Clef 103 Choir 11,123 Junior Prom Com- mittee: Biology Club 11,123 Dra- ma 10,11,12: French-Spanish 11, gf Eecretary 125 Future Nursing L1 . PHILIP RASKIN Lip . . . a basketball player and a shutterbug . . . a strong talent for conversa- tion . . . seen with Stush or driving his hot Plymouth . . . a genuine actor in both the junior and senior plays. Camera Club 10,11,12Q Biology Club 103 See Staff 11,121 Voyager Staff 123 Basketball 10,113 Glee Club 10: Choir 11,123 Junior Play Cast: Senior Play Cast: Drama Club 123 Ways and Means Com- mittee, Chairman 123 Football Manager 103 Junior Prom Com- mittee3 Magazine Campaign 12. RUTH. ANN ROHM Ruth . . . comes to us from Greentree in a green Merc- ury . . . always smiling and friendly . . . a brain in all her classes... willing worker . . . seen with Barb and Sylvia . . . can be seen rushing into Burke's room at 9 o'clock with her late slip. Tri-Hi-Y 12: Biology Club 10,11, 123 G Clef 103 Choir 11,121 Girls Ensemble 11,122 Prom Commit- tee 11,123 See Staff 123 Senior Play Cast. GERALD RAYMOND ROSSI Gerry . . . a lone wolf from Rosslyn Heights . . . works at Isa1y's spends his spare time at the pool hall. GWENDOLIYN SAUNDERS Gwen . . . Mr. Spezia1e's secretary . . . bright and friendly with everyone . . . very active in class acltivi- ties . . . flare for writing poems . . . always rushing about with something to do. G.A.A. 10,11,12, Secretary 123 Stu- dent Counci13 Choir 11,123 G Clef 101 Student Director of Junior Playg Student Director of Senior Playg Senior Play Cast: Decorat- ing Committee Junior Promg Voyager Staff 123 Drama Club. Page 28 L THOMA.S BEDDING Squeeks . . . plans to be a photographer enjoys driving big cars . . . spends lots of time at Eagles . . . has out of town interests. Wrestling 103 Biology Club 103 Camera Club 11,123 See Staff 12. WILLIAM PHILIP ROSISEJR Enjoys hunting, fishing, and all other outdoor sports . . . comes to school on the bus from Rennerdale . . . can be found talking in the upstairs hall every morning before school. ANTIONETTE HELEN SANTILLO Toni . . . likes to drive her boy friend's car . . . puts zest into everything she does works at Main Music . . . lonk black hair and a wicked smile. Rifle Club 10,11Q F.B.L.A. 10,112 Biology Club 103 Delta Tri-Hi-Y 11Q Usherette for Junior Play: Golden Rule Tri-Hi-Y 12: Future Nurses 12. LANCE BELL SCHAD-E Slack . . . a future- Dave Brubek at the piano . . . al- ways has his Trig done?? ...awhitebuckfan... won't give the girls a break. Biology Club 103 F.E.A. 11,123 Choir 11,123 Glee Club 10. HARRIET SCHAFER Hails from Rennerdale . . . a good volleyball and bas- ketball player . . . can be found with Bev . . . has a pleasing personality. RAYMOND HARRY SCHREIBER Scribber . . . has fantastic hair styles . . . talent for disrupting a class room light weight wrestler likes to loaf with big boys . . . comes to us on a bus. Wrestler 11,123 Choir 9,10. SHIRLEY ELIZABETH SHAW Shirl . . . always busy in the library as a student li- brarian . . . a talented mem- ber of the Girls Ensemble . . . comes to school with a different hair-do every day has a devilish twinkle in her eye. Biology Club 10,11,12, Secretary 11, Vice President 12: Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,12g F.T.A. 121 Library Aid 10,11,12g Choir 11,125 Junior Prom Committeeg Junior Play Cast: Senior Prom Committee: Sen- ior Play Cast: May Queen Dance Committee 10,l1. ALICE ANN SHERBA One of the girls of 203 . . . always with Trevis . . . her eyes light up when boys are mentioned . . . will make success of what ever she does . . . busy every morn- ing in office practice. Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,123 Drama Club 10, 11,123 G Clef 10: Choir 11,123 See Staff 12. Page 29 ARLEEN VIRGINIA SCHICKEL Arleen . . . one of our pretty flag twirlers . . . known for her dancing ability . . .very pretty long brown hair . . . always on the move. G Clef 10: Choir 11,123 G.A.A. 10, 11,123 Drama Club 1O,ll,12g Flag Twirler 11,123 G.A.A. Tryout Committee 11,123 Usherette for Band Concert and Junior Playg French-Spanish Club 111 Senior Play Cast: Danced for Spring Concert 10. WILLIAM LEONARD SGRO Bill . . . wild about cars gives all the girls a break . . . favorite period is lunch time . . . causes a riot in class. Biology Club 103 President, Bio- logy Club 10: Glee Club 10: Jun- ior Play Cast: Junior Prom Com- mittee: Original Hi-Y 10,11,12g Treasurer 12: Rifle Club 123 Sen- ior Play Cast. WILLIAM SUMMECRS SHAW Bill . . . one of the most handsome boys in the sen- ior class . . . loyal to Levis' . . . always talks about Buicks . . . likes Trig class. Junior Prom Committee: Origin- al Hi-Y 12: Student Council 12. STANLEY FRANCIS SLIWINSKI Stush . . . one of the smart- est k1dS in school . . . very talented in music ....sharp dresser . . . active in all school and class activities . . . a sure bet to succeed. Original Hi-Y 10,11,12: F,E.A. 11: Drama Club 125 Baseball 103 Band 1o,11,12g Choir 10,11,125 Double Quartet 10.11,12g Prom Committee 11,125 Ring Commit- tee 11: Junior Play Cast: Senior Play Cast: Voyager Staff Copy Editor 123 District Chorus 11, 23 State Chorus 11,12. DOROTHY TREVIS SMITH Trev . . . seen 'each morn- ing coming to school with Miriam . . . pretty eyes never has much to say but loads of fun . . . a future 'nurse . . . not a fan of short- hand. Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,123 G.A.A. 11,121 Choir 11,121 G Clef 10. JORGE ENRIQUE SMITH Exchange student from Ar- gentina . . . made a big hit with everyone . . . curly black hair keeps the teachers on their toes with his questions always talking . . . put most of the girls in a dither. Senior Class Vice P r e s i d e n t, French-Spanish Club. JANICE IRENE SNYDER. Jan . . . always found with Pat or Di . . . nearly drove Mr. Cross out of his mind during the 20 minute per- iod . . . pretty dark brown hair . . . her quiet disposi- tion hides a very active mind. G Clef 103 Choir 11,123 Biology Club 11, vice President 11, Tri- Hi-Y 10,11,123 Senior Play. GLADYS ELLEN SPARBANIE Clam . . . she and Barb can usually be found to- gether.. . . amazes all with fantastic stories of her child- hood 'days . .1 . has her own cheering section at the foot- bal1'garnes . . . head flag twirler ln her senior year. Biology Club 103 G Clef 103 Girls Varsity Basketball 103 Student Council 113 G.A.A. 10,11,12: Tri- H1-Y 11,123 Future Teachers of America 12, Secretary 12: Choir 11,123 Senior Play Cast: See Staff 11,121 Flag Twirler 10,11,12, Head 12: Magazine Campaign 12. Page 30 JACK ALBERT SMITH Jack . . . honors the A 8: P by working for them . . . likes to confuse the teach- ers . . . drives a hot Ford . . . does well in his classes . . . wants to combat tech- nological unemployment. Biology Club 103 Glee Club 103 Junior Play Publicity Commit- teeg Junior Play Cast3 Choir 11, 123 F.E.A. 11,12. CAROL ANN SNEE Carol . . . loafs with Sylvia and Barbara . . . lover of hill-billy music . . . quiet in school but not so outside . . . a real hustler for our after prom party. Golden Rule Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,12. ROSE MARY SOHO Rose . . . secretary of the Student Council . . . comes from Rennerdale . . . think- ing of becoming a teacher . . . enjoys all kinds of sports . . .neat and efficient . . . an excellent polka dancer. Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,12, Representative 11, Vice President 121 G.A.A. 10, 11,121 Future Teachers of Amer- ica 12, President 121 Student Council 11,12, Secretary 123 Jun- ior Prom Committee: G Clef 10 Choir 11,123 Senior Play Castg Vo St ff 12- All St B yager a . ar as- lirgtball 111 Magazine Campaign RONALD JOSEPH STERANKO Ron . . really goes in gym class . . . likes the out- doors . . . believes in action rather than words . . . good archer . . . dislikes book work, but is a good student. Rifle Club 10,1l. SAMUEL MARCELLUS STRONG Marc . . . tall and lanky walks faster than some can run . . . likes to argue but good natured . . . likes his chemical company W o r k during the summer . . . has a great vocabulary. Biology Club 10. JOSEPH SWENTKOWSKY Swent . . . architecture is his main interest . . . can always be found helping out back stage and at pep rallies . . . likes chess . . . has done some fine structural drawings the past few years has that mischievous look in his eyes .. . me- chanically minded. JOSEPH TASCHETTI Joe . . . excels in gym class and intramurals . . . comes from Cubbage Hill . . . likes soccer . . . an all round gentleman . . . friendly hel- lo for everyone. Camera Club 125 Wrestling 12. ROBERT EARL TAYLOR Bobby . . . often riding in his Mercury . . . loafs with Howard Miller . . . has vent- ured into most every hobby thought of by man . . . fiery red wavy hair. Rifle Club 11g Biology Club 10,11. - :,,Ls.gJsi'g - , 'i',f'2!1:0 , K Wi: 5 :K ' ' ' 5 1 wx,,w.5w 5 .., j LLVV A I it V' V' . i . wx. mfr' . ryesl . K 15'g:,ff.f k .z'iff'l 1 '?1li lt'-if ' Sf' 1' -, 'ff 1 rsss ' .'-'e .-it .,,,5 Egg , , ,V ,. ,,,,,, .V 14591.-.' , ., ' Iw'.rJz,1.,t,1M4,,f,ff 12,2 1 , 5:-lb Mfff',fglilifilLfzl,lE,1fE'e':fE 4 ,fnvw'2tmf'i '51 15215. ..-- . iff?,SM-!1ff '2f wifi' ,g,gg2:i','1'ifliQ3.:.fg.+g -'g , ' , - ,1f5'wsgg'.flli, A irlift 1 J 4l?sl,1'5aEtlf it Wiillfgfli2i5l535ff52?'9?i's'f32 iti5ii'f3Qi5i2'2il'llli il iii? I7 5525l355lf1f.-l35fifS5'7f'9f55 1: - ' filiyl, will ' 'AI um. Hggagggg, eiiefj - '21 W i- fii',eiw' . '65 ' I 11 :Lf .. .Ez itliiiifilgltlfg-gzlssiizf ,s .sg1,,w1:5:g:E.s:f!.-l- W , Page 31 SYLVIA ANN STUART Sylvia . . . always with Carol, Jane, or Diane . . . ter- rific personality . . . has a good time in trig class . . . likes a good joke . . . a two year me-mber of the Nation- al Honor Society. G Clef 10: Biology Club 10,11,12g Golden Rule Tri-Hi-Y l0,11,12g Head Usherette for Junior Play: Student Council 125 Girls En- semble 11,12g Choir 11,125 Nation- al Honor Society 11,12: Student Director for Senior Play. RITA MAE TAFELSKI Rita . . . one of the shorter members of our class . . . comes to school in her Chevy . . . always seems to be in a hurry . . . good dancer . . . very neat dres- ser . . . senior member of the rifle team. Biology Club 101 G.A.A. 1O,1l,123 fi Clef 103 Choir 11,123 Rifle Club GORDON WILLIAM TAYLOR Gordy . . . outstanding mem- ber of the rifle team . . . likes the outdoors and his horses more than he does the girls . . . sings bass in the choir. Rifle Club 10,l1,l2, Vice Presi- gexilg 125 Choir 10,11,12g Varsity VIRGINIA MARY TIBERIO Comes to school each morn- ing with Antoinette takes her studies seriously cute smile . . . seems timid in school but really yells out at the football games. Golden Rule Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,12g Drama Club 10,11,12. PATRICIA LEE TRAURIG Pat . . . part of the Jan, Di, Pat trio . .. has unusual ability to draw . . . worked hard as the senior class sec- retary . . . excellent dancer . . . calm and poised. G Clef 10: Choir 11,12: Biology Club: Tri-Hi-Y-11,12, G.A.A. 11, 12: See Staff 11,12: Secretary Senior Class: Senior Prom Com- mittee: Senior Play Artist. ELAINE LOUISE TRYBUS Elaine . . . comes from Ros- syln . . . can be generally found with Elvira . . . she is usually just on time for school. Flag Twirler 10,1l. DAVID LEE WEST Dave . . . likes hunting and baseball much more than school . . . fond of Chev- ies . . . causes some con- fusion in the halls . . . trig class is his favorite. Biology Club 10,11: Baseball 12. THOMAS OWEN WHITE Tommy . . . Editor of the Yoyager won't give the girls a tumble . . . showed his acting ability in the Jun- ior and Senior Plays . . . a little on the bashful side? Original Hi-Y 10,11,12: F.E.A. 11, 12, President 12: Basketball Mgr. 10: Baseball Mgr. 10: Voyager Staff 11,12, Editor 12: Junior Play Cast: Senior Play Cast: Drama Club 12: Band 12: Choir 11,12: Glee Club 10: National Honor Society 11,12: Double Quartet 12: Junior Prom Com- mittee. Page 32 ANITA CATHERINE 'TRO-MBETTA Nita . . . wants to be a nurse . . . has jet black hair ...likes to drive her Merc to school .. . found with Ginny and Marg. l F.B.L.A. 10,11,12: Biology Club 10: Rifle 'Club 10,11. MARY MARGARET WALKER Twerpie . . . always flirting with the boys . . . she and Polly are usually together . . . loves to drive the Buick . . . a cheerleader in her Junior and Senior years has a magnetic smile. Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,12: G.A.A. 10,11,12: French-Spanish Club 11,12: Rifle Club 12: Cheerleader 11,125 Sen- ior Play Castg Senior Prom Com- mittee: Magazine Campaign 12: May Queen Refreshment Com- mittee 10,11: G 'Clef 103 Volley- ball 10,l1,12: Basketball 10,11,12. CLARA ANN WHITAKER Clara . . . likes to read and study . . . rarely found talk- ing but always seems to be 1 busy . . . good student . . . serious. Student Librarian 10,11,12: Fu- ture Business Leaders of Amer- ica 11,123 Junior Play Usherette' Golden Rule Tri-Hi-Y 12. RUTH ANN WILCZEK Ruth Ann . .. hails from Camp Hill likes all girls' sports .. . seen with Whip and Pat . . . excels in vol- leyball. GWYN ELIZABETH WILLIAMS Gwyn . . . rides the bus to school every morning . . . one of the athletically in- clined Rennerdale girls a good student . . . never gives her teachers trouble. G.A.A. 10,11: Tri-Hi-Y: Volley- ball 10,11,12: Basketball 10,11,12p Choir 11,123 G Clef 103 Biology Club 10. Page 33 ELEANOR PAULINE WOYNAR Paul . . . she and Nancy are always causing havoc when they are together . . . comes from Rosslyn Heights . . . likes a11 sports . . . acted up a storm in the Senior Play. Choir 115 Tri-Hi-Y 11,123 Junior Prom Committee: Senior Prom Committeeg Senior Play: Drama Club 12. First Row: English, Herman, Rohm, Woynar, Netzel, Dolan, Mullaney, Snyder, Smith. Second Row: Butera, Pysh, Kraftician, Dunlevy, Ostaffey, Sliwinski, Elikan. Business Managers with Miss Donohoe High Salesmen Page 34 MAGAZIN MP IG E 5 X Norma Davis The election of the May Queen is a very special annual event at Carnegie High, The election and the coronation dance are sponsored by the Tri-Hi-Y's. The night of the May Queen Dance is thrilling and one that is long remembered. At a designated time, the floor is clearedg the audience is seated and anxiously awaits the ap- pearance of the queen, who takes her place on the throne and is crowned by the president of the Original Hi-Y. This year the students have voted Norma Davis as queen of the May. Norma, one of our majorettes, has a Wonderful personality and has many friends in C.H.S. First attendant, Barbara Langer, is also one of our majorettes with pretty blond hair and blue eyes that many of us admire. The honor of second attendant belongs to Nancy Cridge. Nancy is our head cheerleader this year, and her loyal support and school spirit are felt throughout the school. Helen Rad was chosen as third attendant. Known better as Frenchie, she has a winning smile and a knack for making friends. Mary Ann Kohut was fourth attendant. Mary Ann also adds her talent to the group of majorettes. She is president of the Drama Club and a member of the Senior Play Cast. Mary Ann Kohut VI Y QLE Barbara Langer Nancy Cridge Helen Rad 1, 2 I M ,px vw 'lf Q' ff ' 7,-Vu,-lxiy Qkgr' Q. 4,1 5 ,iwi-if X L Hwfm-lf, 'W ae ,T'-figiikfiiyif f L,,. , f 5 ig S l,, , T71-553'f5f,5'ffW,'il?iff'Pi M we o f rw' --:wi fwggswfwfxw lr 7? 'VwH5'1sL?f6? f '4f kS N s 1:.gf Wul f' : N l . at M. as The seniors entitled their night of enchantment, Silhouettes Stan Bailey and his orchestra filled the gym with music While the couples danced about a huge balloon-filled column. Another innovation was brought to Carnegie High by the Seniors for their prom. Their parents helped them in planning an after-prom party. Danc- ing, entertainment, and a movie lasted through the night, and breakfast at 6:30 brought the night-to-be-remem- bered to a close. K 5, ,l 11 K , f 351 355 it i -, f .- ' Page 36 SEIOR PRUM 2 'fgwfv l 4 Fred Bateman, one of the most honorable and respected men of our school board, was born in England and came to America at the age of two. He attended the Old Glendale School, after which he Was employed by various companies until he became a tool and die maker at the American Steel Band in Heidelberg. Mr. Bateman had served as a member of the Board of Educa- IN IVIEMORIAM Page 37 tion for the past ten years. He was committed to the belief that the public schools should be a dynamic force in the training of young people for future life. He met his obligations cheerfully and gave unselfishly of his time. Our Carnegie schools are deeply indebted to this fine gentleman and memories of him will linger in our hearts. First Row: Shaw, P. Raskin, Sparbanie, Sli- Winski, Walker, Kohut, White, Hanusiak Kees. Second Row: Stuart, Saunders, Nichol- son, Gibbs, Soho, English, Langer, Ghiell Kearns, Cridge. Third Row: Elikan, Carney Mahla, D. Raskin, Rohm, Schickel, Woynar Campbell, Swentkowsky, Hatcher, Dantry. SENIOR PLAY Director Mr. R. Clawson Chang John Kees Tsai Yong Tom White Tsai Philip Raskin Madam Tsai Gladys Sparbanie Tchao-ou-Niang Mary Ann Kohut Prince N ieou Princess N ieou-Chi Stanley Sliwinski Mary Walker Si-Tchun Shirley Shaw Governess Nancy Cridge Li-Wang Bill Sgro Youen-Kong Barbara Langer Marriage Broker 'Carol Hanusiak Imperial Chamberlain Ralph Elikan Holy Man Paul Mahla L TESO G Lighting Gardner Priest Priest Secretary Messenger Dancing Girl Bonze Bonze Servants Beggars James Krisovinski Larry Campbell David Raskin Joe Swentkowsky Miriam English Jack Carney Arleen Schickel Ron Hatcher Gwen Saunders Rose Mary Soho Jerome Dantry Metha Ghiell Eleanor Woynar Paulette Gibbs Page V -ff I-319:55 WM ,-1- W . . M ,M WW 13 I 'fw- ,Q V M, , ii., , av is E :view uf., 4? if C335 V: S , 1 ,QQTL5 ,. K v f5.Q'S.sQa.r..W ,, Whgififffff , MM 3 . Q vs, UNDERCLASSIVIEIXI First Row: Bailey, Burda, Burke, Black, Allen, Bogdon, Adams, Allen, Bird Buchko. Second Row: Bonfili, Chidlow, Cain, Chiesa, Bable, Augustine, Boyda, Barker, Budzik, Arines, Chapman, Anestis. UNIORS ADAMS, BARBARA - short . . . one of our flag twirlers , . . good alto voice. ALLEN, JUDY - a lively cheerleader . . . on the VOYAGER Staff. ALLEN, MARY ANN - tries to keep quiet, but never succeeds. ANESTIS, GEORGE -- one of our quiet students . . . interested in electronics. ARMES, ALBERT - never hurries to get to his classes. ASTON, KENNETH - the strong, silent type?? , AUGUSTINE, SANDRA - record collector . . . a lover of Elvis. BABLE, FRANK - one of the more reserved boys . . . in the Junior Class. BAILEY, GRACE - sings alto with the Softones . . . on the VOYAGER staff. BARKER, BETTE - cute blond . . . loafs with Shirley, Barbara, and Bogy . BIRD, JOYCE - shy and quiet . . . seen with Sandra. BLACK, SHIRLEY - noisy cheerleader . . . has a hearty laugh. BOGDON, JOANN - Bogy . . . one of our peppy cheerleaders. BONFILI, FRANK - new to C.H.S. . . . mild mannered and soft spoken. BOYDA, JOHN - Jack . . . center on the football team . . . a little bashful around the girls BRAKE, ROSANALEE - Rose . . . small bundle of mischief . . . good dancer. BUCI-IKO, JOAN - always in a hurry . . . plays a mean piano. BUDZIK, KATHLEEN - has beautiful black hair . . . one of the pretty Junior girls. BUMBACA, PATRICIA - spends quite a bit of time in the cafeteria. BURDA, PATRICIA - Bugsy . . . soprano for the Softones . . . enjoys pajama parties. BURKE, CAROLE - really comes up with some good ones . . . never without Robby . CAIN, CLARENCE - curly brown hair . . . happy-go-lucky. CHAPMAN, RAYMOND - habitually wandering through the halls . . . fine bass voice. CHIDLOW, RONALD - on the VOYAGER staff . . . active in all class activities. CHIESA, MARY - one of our better female athletes . . . a willing worker. CLEMENTS, JAMES - he and school just don't agree . . . always in Dutch , CLEMM, FRED - a hard working See staff member . . . plays a hot', trumpet. CLEVENGER, ROSE MARIE - seen with Carol . . . has very little C?J to say. UNIOR COLEMAN, EDWARD - Good all-round athlete. . . everybody's friend. COOPER, JANE - plays piano . . . a member of the Softones . CORBETT, CAROL - middle name is Mischief . . . pals with Judy and Nita. CUBIC, JOHN - very reserved . . . just loves school? CUNNINGHAM, CAROLYN - loafs with Roberta and Carol . . . is the quietest of the three CYPROWSKI, EDNA - a bundle of laughs . . . never stops moving. DALBY, CAROL - earnest worker . . . cute smile. DANTRY, JEROME - friendly and ambitious . . . a member of the T.K's. DAVIN, LINDA - has a pleasant smile and an eye for the boys. DeFONSO, LENORE - Lennie . . . a member of the Softones . . . earnest worker. DEY, ROBERT - always talking in class . . . won't give the girls a tumble. DIEBOLD, DALE - Rennerdalite . . . assists the choir with his masculine voice. DROST, PATRICIA - arrives at school at 8:29 A. M. every morning. GAGLARDI, JO ANN GALBRAITH, JOYCE GANGONE, BONNIE GESSLER, ROBERTA a brain . . . an import from Langley . . . good athlete. always talking and laughing . . . likes pizza and swimming. a high stepping majorette . . . not very talkative??? Robby . . . has interests ont of school . . . friendly. GINTHER, JOHN - strong silent type . . . never has much to say. GOSCENSKI, EDWARD - a real brain . . . takes interest in everything around him. GRANDE, MARIE - has a friendly smile and beautiful long black hair. GREEN, JAY - lives in Rosslyn Farms . . . talks like Satchmo . . . member of the Off tones GRETCHES, JANET - always laughing out loud. . . pals with Rose. GROVE, WILLIAM - loafs with Gary . . . member of the Biology Club. GWYNN, NITA - Usually quiet . . . seen with Judy and Carol Lee. HABJANETZ, FRANK - played end for the football team . . . drives a Chevy. HAWKINS, JUDY - usually cracking jokes . . . has interests out of school. HENDZEL, JOHN - likes sports . . . quiet . . . a good archer. HERBERT, SHIRLEY - pals with Bette and Barb . . . likes to roam the halls. First Row: Dalby, Drost, Herbert, Grande, Davin, Gangone, Corbett, Galbraith, Gwynn. Second Row Hegeman, Diebold, Habjanetz, Gretches, DeFonso, Cyprowski, Gaglardi, Hawkins, Coleman Dantry Grove. Third Row: Giamberdini, Hines, Hendzel, Cubic, Goscenski, Dey, Green. ' m . --Y - UNIORS HINES, JAMES - member of the band . . . does his work slowly but surely. HOLLAND, VINCENT - usually arguing for rights that are'n't his. HOWELL, PEGGY - she and Sandra are always talking . . . works at Steinmetz's. HWILKA, RONALD - loafs with Honker . . . only interested in one girl. IACONO, MARLENE - likes all sports . . . member of the G.A.A. JOHNS, MARTHA - likes baseball . . . earnest student. JOYCE, DAVID -- generally in hot water . . . transferred from St. Luke's. KAMISOL, ROBERT - a real casanova . . . has a habit of acting up in class. KEARNS, BEVERLY - blond . . . comes from East Carnegie . . . loves to giggle. KENNEDY, JOHN - pals around with Billy . . . often seen but seldom heard. KENNEDY, ROSELLA - loves to draw, and is quite good at it. KERCHANSKI, STEPHEN - plays a rough and tumble game of Maul Balln. KINNEY, ELLEN - excels in female sports . . .works in the cafeteria. KLEER, ROBERT - hails from Fort Pitt . . . quiet. KLEER, JOSEPH - the quiet type . . . often seen, seldom heard. KOHUT, DAVID - football and basketball manager . . . enjoys hunting and fishing. KOZIAK, JEROME - never does his Plane Geometry . . . likes to tell jokes. KOZY, KENNETH - often seen with Ron . . . really worries about school?? KRISOVENSKI, JAMES - Kris . . . stage manager for all auditorium activities. KROVCHYSHYN, PATRICIA - hates to miss anything . . . looks innocent all the time. KYLE, CHARLES - has an eye for the girls . . .attends dances at Bridgeville. LANGER, RONALD - hails from East Carnegie . . . doesn't seem interested in girls. LAWRENCE, JOSEPH - Jody . . . likes Porky's dances. . . is always on time??? LEONARDI, MARIE - sings soprano in the choir . . . ever hear her laugh? LESCHAK, JAMES - works at Bell's . . . would like to be a pharmacist. LEWELLYN, JANE - forever talking with Theresa and Jackie . . . has a cute blush. LEWIS, JAMES -- Big Jim . . . an up and coming football star . . . mild manner. LITVAK, PAUL - Chick . . . bashful . . . sharp with a basketball . . . slow as molasses. First Row: Lewellyn, Leonardi, Kearns, R. Kennedy, Iacono, Johns, Kinney, Howell. Second Row: J. Kleer, Litvak, Kamisol, Leschak, Krovchyshyn, Cooper, Luigard, Joyce, R. Kleer, Lewis. 'Third Row: J. Kennedy, Langer, Koziak, Kohut, Kerchansky, Hwilka, Kyle, Lawrence, Holland. 1 . . , 1... .., ,. it . .ip ,mv-.iiwmwnm f,,.-f First Row: Nadolny, A. Miller, Nutbrown, Magliocca, Meyer, Oris, Penn, McClain. Second. Row: McDowell, Malone, Meyers, Mercer, Michigan, Martin, McClaren, Palmer, O'Shea. Third Row: W Miller, Medwig, Pastorak, Hanych, Naughton, Menifield, Otto, Neman. UNIOR LOHMAN, PAUL -- loafs with Jim . . . has bright red hair. LUIGARD, JACK -- pals with Fred . . . usually at Bells'. MAGLIOCCA, MARIE - a member of the Softones . . . talkative and cheerful. MALONE, WALTER - Audie . . . drives everywhere in his Ford . . . usually quiet. MARCHES, GARY -- never loses his temper . . .better than average basketball player. MARTIN, JACQUELINE - Jackie . . . embarrassed easily . . . never has much to say?'?? MEDWIG, THOMAS - a good basketball player . . . brains . . . loafs with Chic. MENIFIELD, MOSES - friendly and easy going . . . teachers, beware. MERCER, JEAN - an asset to the choir's alto section . . . enjoys talking. MERCHANT, JOYCE - Merch . . . hails from Walkers Mills . . . shorthand enthusiast. MEYER, WILMA - Sarge . . . has athletic ability . . . sings second with the Softones. MEYERS, GERALD - Jerry . . . gifted with brains . . . good athlete. MICHIGAN, ROBERT - Mich . . . bashful?? . . .an outstanding football player. MILLER, ANN - brown wavy hair and a soft voice . . . enjoyed Speech II. MILLER, WILLIAM - smart soccer player . . . small boy with a big laugh. McDOWELL, WILLIAM - Slick . . . a scat-back in football . . . hot on roller skates. McCLAIN, GLENDA - pleasant smile . . . blushes easily . . . good in athletics. McLAREN, CRAIG - jokes with Eddie . . . one for the teachers to watch. NADOLNY, BARBARA - has a crazy hairdo . . .worries about her homework. NAUGHTON, CHARLES- Norton . . . never has his homework in on time. NEMAN, DONALD - great voice . . . cuts a neat rug on the dance floor.' NUTBROWN, GLORIA - loafs with Glenda . . . a real riot. ORRIS, PHYLLIS - passes notes in class . . . a working girl. O'SHEA, TERRY - comes from East Carnegie . . . a handsome boy. OTTO, JOHN - Pudgy . . . an asset to the football eleven . . . pals with Habo. PALMER, ANTHONY - takes school work seriously. . .likes sports. PASTORAK, JACK - mechanically minded . . . enjoys tearing cars apart. PERRY, CAROL - Moogie . . . great friends with Carol V . . . full of fun. Page 45 i...ww---.--q First Row: Sharanevych, Skirpan, Ross, P. Sally, Roman, Perry, Rhow, M. Shaw, Ragazzo. Second Row: Podolak, Raskin, Romano, Renshaw, T. Sally, Cain, Sherman, Raspanti, F. Shaw. Third Bow: Piech, Sembrat, Schaffer, Speca, Rolley, Sperring, Shanahan, Schaefer, Romano. UNIORS PENN, NANCY - a crazy sense of humor . . . always has something to say. PIECH, THOMAS - one of the Rennerdale gang . . . no special interest in girls. PODOLAK, JOHN - a fine trumpeter in the band . . . likes to wrestle. RAGAZZO, THERESA - has pretty, long hair . . . full of crazy remarks. RASKIN, DAVID - Lumber . . . easy to get along with . pals with Gerry. RASPANTI, ANTHONY - Honker . . . likes his sideburns . . . plays accordian. RENSHAW, EARLE - Joe . . . last to take his seat in all his classes. REYNOLDS, JUDY - enjoys dances . . . likes to gossip. RHOW, MAXINE - a smooth ice skater . . . forever talking in class. ROCKWOOD, HENRY - likes gym class . . ,pals with Bob . . . never says much. ROLLEY, SAMUEL - forever with Habo . . . knows how to handle a rifle . . . sharp dresser ROMAN, PATRICIA' - seems quiet, but?? . . . has pretty brown hair. ROMANO, ANTHONEY - tall, dark, and handsome. . .can really play a trumpet. ROMANO, GEORGE - has a peculiar walk . . . always with Honker. ROSS, ELAINE - a friend to all . . . always has her homework done on time. SALLY, PATRICIA - a good basketball player . . . gets a private ride to school. SAUNDERS, NORVELLE - Knobby . . . plays basketball . . . lives on Cubbage Hill. SCHAFER, JOHN - Hero . . . sports minded . . . ever see him blush? SCHAFFER, EDWARD - hails from Rennerdale. . .never without Craig. SCHULTE, HOWARD - Howdy. . . drives a cool Chevy . . . has wavy red hair. SEMBRAT, ROGER - one of C.H.S.'s baseball players . . . can be found with Figgy. SHANAHAN, CARL - Sonny . . . a good all-round athlete with a winning smile. SHARANEVYCH, LYDIA - always a different hair style . . . loves to talk. SHAW, FRED - likes Rock N' Roll . . . proud to be from East Carnegie. SHERMAN, LARRY - likes photography . . . makes better than average grades. SKIRPAN, ARLISS - has brown wavy hair . . . always knows the latest gossip. SPECA, BENNY - a football enthusiast . . . a serious student? Page 46 SPERRING, JACK -- drives a red Chevy . . . pals with Chico. STASIOWSKI, JOHN - Stas . . . enjoys all sports . . . loves to tease the girls. STERANKO, RAYMOND - Figgy . . . runs around with Rog . . . works at the Sports Center. STOTSKY, EDWARD - Little Star . . . a good athlete . . . blond crew-cut. STRANKO, WALTER - taller than most . . . quieter than some. SUTTON, MARY ANN - has a cute baby face. . .holds big parties. THOMAS, RONALD - a good prospect for the football team . . . a neat dresser. TROHA, ANTHONY - Tony . . . a member of our basketball five . . . comes from Cubbage Hill. URBANEK, RAYMOND - wavy red hair . . . a demon with the girls. USECHEK, EUGENE - nice things come in small packages . . . an excellent all-round athlete. VENTURA, CAROL - has pretty, dark hair . . .always with Carol P. VERA, LEONARD - Governor . . . drives his Merc everywhere . . . likes to swim. WALASIK, RITA - gets a bang out of being teased . . . a platinum blond?'???? WALKER, CAROL - a great baseball fan . . . has a wonderful sense of humor. WARREN, JAMES - Nick . . . has a terrific bass voice . . . one of the taller juniors. WEIKEL, PATRICIA - Pat. . .a math brain . . .likes gym . . . a future teacher. WEISSERT, TERRY - Ollie . . . not a care in the world. WILCZEK, RAYMOND - a quiet fellow . . . hails from Camp Hill. WILK, JAMES - Mouse . . . an asset to our football eleven . . . a roaming cassanova. WILSON, PATRICIA - Whip . . . a card with a crazy laugh . . . fun to be with. WOODALL, WILLIAM - Woody . , . enjoys swimming . . . pals with Jack . . . likes to roam. WOODS, THEODORE - Ted . . . a car enthusiast . . . lives in Rosslyn Farms. YEAGER, ARLENE - came to us from Langley . . . soft spoken. ZAWILLA, MARY ANN - works at Bell's Drug Store . . . a quiet student. ZEIGLER, JEAN - comes from East Carnegie . . . one of the Three Musketeersf' ZYWOTKO, RONALD - Ron . . . likes to put peoples' locks on backwards . . . enjoys dancing. First Row: Warren, Ventura, Yager, Suttin, Walasik, Zawilla, Wilson, Woods. Second Row: Wood- all, Steranko, Wilczek, Stotsky, Zywotko, Ginther, Kozy, Urbanic. Third Row: Thomas, Stasiowski Vera, Usechek, Troha, Wilk, Steranko, Weissert. wwmwiwwmw-,W..w1wa.-,.-...:M.....,..,....:, -- ...... .....uw,, - W- Fi- V- ..wMwwmawmwisvsaaa:m amwawmmxwwemwwex-fm::mamaeanmaamamxvmaarmxizwfamwwmnwi SOPHOMORES AMSTONE, CARL - a future scientist . . . forever trying to invent things. ARMANI, SANDRA - 'neat and well dressed . . . a Steady patron of Canteen. BAETHEN, ROSEMARIE - BBW to the halls of C.H.S. . . . seldom seen or heard outside of classes. BALCHON, EDWARD - Ed . . . likes to joke argund , , , loafs with Tom. BARBISH. MARILYN - Very Heat and P09111-'il' . . . a steady candidate for the honor roll. BARNETT, ELIZABETH - a real slick dresser .. . watch for her sparkling eyes. BARRIE, JAMES - one of our four big boys . . . 3 good natured soul. BATES., NORMAN - Bubbles . always being called on in Algebra class. BENNET, LINDA - tall and sweet . . . has an eye for the boys. BERNACIAK, JANICE - very quiet but has many friends . . . doesn't take after her brother, Joe. BEVILA-CQUA, CARMEN - likes to skip classes , . , a real cool drummer. . BLACK, HAROLD - has tI'0ub1e getting to school before the tardy bell . . . seems to like the office. BLACK, RICHARD - part of the East Carnegie gang. BOLAN, PATRICIA - a very neat and quiet miss , . , new at C.H.S. BOYDA, JANET - steady customer of Canteen , , , very popular. BRACKER, JANET -likes to talk . . . comes from Rennerdale . . . athletic. BREGON, JOSEPH -- likes to read . . . often seen in the library. BRES, DONNA -- cute majorette . . . good dancer . . . attends Canteen. BRES, RICHARD - likes to tell jokes . . . a good driver. BRIANT, RICHARD - hails from Rosslyn Farms , , . always teasing girls. BRONIAK, RONALD - Humpy . . . a ladies' man? . . . pals around with Rich. BUNIO, EDWARD - one of our sports heroes . . . has a calm, quiet disposition. BURKE, KATHLEEN - a new sophomore from Crafton. . . has a friendly greeting for everyone. CAIN, THOMAS - likes to give teachers a hard time . . . favorite class is study hall. CAPORALI, PETER - never seems to have a pencil . . . finds it hard to stay out of trouble. CARILLI, ANTOINETTE - has black curly hair . . . always speeding through the halls. CARLIN, PATRICIA - travels from Rennerdale each day . . . doesn't like the bugs in biology. CARUSO, PATRICIA - has a very catchy laugh . . . very active in all class activities. CLATTY, HOWARD - usually late for Latin . . .one of our more intelligent boys. CLEMENTS, PATRICIA - works in the cafeteria . . . has a nice smile. CLEMMONS, RICHARD - doesn't use books ...what would he do without the cafeteria! COLKITT, RONALD - constantly in the halls . . . has one problem in school-classes! COMBER, VIRGINIA - Midge is a newcomer from East Carnegie . . . can usually be found with Sandy and Lorraine. COSTILOE, ROGER - Rog is quiet but has an interest in girls . . . nice dresser. CRAIGIE, DAVID - small but has many friends . . . will succeed in life. CRIDGE, HARRY - loafs with Pete . . . has wrestling ability. First Row: Craigie, Bernaciak, Bolan, Bennet, Carilli, Armani, Clements, Barnett, Baethen, Bracker, Bates. Second Row: Cridge, Clemmons, Balchon, Bres, Carlin, Barbish, Caruso, Comber, Boyda, Costiloe, Broniak, Briant. Third Row: Bregon, Amstone, Bunio, Bevilacqua, Caporali, Colkitt, Bres, R. Black, R. Clatty. ' 'fr WW ? 4'r'M First Row: Cunningham, Grandinetti, Demain, Davis, Fidurski, Daniels, Dunlevy, Drinkhall, Fari- nella. Second Row: Funaro, Grandinetti, Gerrero, Gozzard, Fantone, Fox, Harbough, Curinga, Esser Egolf, Fithen. 'Third Row: Geisler, Fitzpatrick, Gibbs, Fedunok, Crocenelli, Haberman, Black, Dere- soPHolvloREs CROCENELLI, JOHN - likes to play baseball . . . enjoys telling. jokes. . I CUNNINGHAM, MARLENE - has a smile for everyone . . . nice personallty to go along with her good looks. CURINGA, MICHELINA - lets her mind wander in algebra class . . . very cute and popular. DANIELS, MIKE - refined English . . . part of the Rennerdale gang. . DAVIS, LOIS - a tall blond who comes from Rennerdale . . . takes an active part in sports. DEMAIN, IRENE - good things come in small packages fits Ire-ne perfectly. DEREWECKI, RICHARD - good football prospect . . . loafs with Ron. DRINKHALL, RUTH - very cute with her long blond hair. . .popular. DUNLEVY, JOYCE - very easy to talk to . . . cute and intelligent. . EGOLF,C.LOSEPH - comes from Rosslyn Farms . . . always teasing girls . . . seen with Joe and I uc . ESSER, RACHEL - beautiful soprano voice . . . she and Kathleen can be found together. FANTONE, MARIE - pretty brown hair . . . has a cute figure . . . liked by all. FARINELLA, JOANN - works on the Voyager . . . talented member of Drama Club. FEDUNOK, GARY - plays basket ball for C.H.S. . . . 1adieS' H1811- FIDURSKI, PATRICIA - quiet and shy . will make a good bookkeeper or secretary. FITHEN, HARRY - short and spunky . . . will take on anybody in a good argument. FITZPATRICK, DALE - Dale likes to dance . . .gets along with everyone. FLOREIYCKE. AINITHONY - Miss Greschner calls him Tiger . . . known as Tony to most . . 1 es g1r s. FOX, CAROLE - answers all the questions in Latin class . . . but gets them from Bonnie S. FRANC, WALTER - a nice young man that takes the Boys' Club for his second home . . . likes to travel to see girls. FUNARO, RICHARD - likes to sing a lot . . . could be another Elvis. GARNER, KENNETH - future basketball star . . . slow walk . . . jazzy crew cut. GEISLER, RICHARD - quite a ladies, man . . . keen dresser. GERRERO, CAROL - a cute brunette . . . loves to dance . . . loafs with Sandy. GIBBS, SCOTT - import from Rennerdale . . .whiz in algebra??? GIANINO, FRANK - one of our quiet boys . . comes from East Carnegie. GLATZ, PATRICIA -- quiet and nice . . . a good tapdancer. GOZZARD, SANDRA - a newcomer this year . . . a very nice personality. GRANDINETTI, ROBERT - better known as Squirrel - - - loves to make 1'10iSe- GRANDINETTI, DOROTHY - had fun washing football UHif0I'IHS - - - Pretty and tiny- HABERMAN, ROBERT - loafs with Rich . . . d09S11't like School - - - drives 3 Chevy- HANYCH, JOSEPH - drives a blue and white Chevy . . . quiet and slow. HARBOUGH, WILMA - wonderful sense of humor . . . rides to school with Joyce. HARRIS, MARIAN - Generally not too talkative . . . left school but decided to come back. HILES, CHARLES - Chuck doesn't particularly like school . . . likes to drive much more. Page 49 First Row: Kinney, Glatz, Langmann, Hilton, Kramer, Jones Kearns, Kinney, Kleer, Kerr, Koczazi. Second Row: Kortz, Huchko, Kendrick, LaSota, J. Kleer, Isaacs, Johnson, L. Jones, Komrada, Lane, Janas, Lewicki, Kreiger. Third Row: Lamb, Kinkus, Kandravy, Klim, Garner, Kraus, Jordan, Ka- SOPHOIVIORES HILTON, GLORIA - one of' our pretty majorettes . . . has interests in Junior Class. HUCHKO, SOPHIE - sweet personality . . . always busy in cafeteria. HUGHES, THOMAS - likes to sleep in class . , . books weren't made for him. ISAACS, GERALDINE - a lively and cute cheerleader . . . bubbling with personality . .. pretty hair. JANAS, ARLENE - loves all sports . . . full of pep, vim, and vigor . . . has pretty brown eyes. JEFFERIES, JOHN - we never see him, how can we tell? JOHNSON, JUDITH - neat dresser . . . one of few with bright red hair. JONES, LORRAINE - Sputnik watcher . . . makes noise in algebra class. JONES, MARY JANE - has the prettiest smile . . . just watch her blush. JORDAN, GEORGE - brown curly hair . . . full of witty remarks. KACHNYCZ. RICHARD - member of the band . . . loves to tease the girls. KANDRAVY, WILLIAM - Bill's a neat dresser . . . works at Pascoe's. KEARNS. BARBARA - works in cafeteria . . . seems to like talking. KLEER, JUDY - a sweet newcomer to C.H.S. this year . , . but watch out when she gets started. KENDRICK, BEVERLY - favorite subject is boys . . . personality plus. KINKUS, WILLIAM - the philosopher . . . always willing to lend a hand. KINNEY, EDWARD - takes his time in algebra . . . drives a white Cadillac. KINNEY, JOAN - long dark hair . . . enjoys all the girls' sports. KLEER, JANET - never says much . . . not terribly fond of school. KLEER, LORRAINE - loafs with the East Carnegie gang . . . looks nice with short hair. KLEIN, JEFFREY - ca'n't make up our minds about Jeff . . . does he like school? KLIM, RICHARD - drives the teachers crazy . . . always saying something funny. KNARR, JAMES - slow and easy going . . . one of the Rosslyn Farms' kids . . . outstanding in tennis. KOCZAJA, WALTER -- loves to pester the teachers . . . never quiet. KOMRADA, JUDY - nice personality . . . honor student. KRAMER, SALLY - small and very pretty . . . not as quiet as she looks. 'KRAUSQRONALD - clown of first period speech class . . . a hard worker. chnycz, Knarr, Lane. KORTZ, KATHLEEN - Kathy can never be seen or heard . . . an example of the perfect listener. KREIGER, ELIZABETH - very pretty natural blonde hair . . . always smiling. LAMB, OWEN - quiet and shy . . . fun when you get to know him . . . doesn't care for typing. LANGMAN, BARBARA - pretty blonde hair . . , loafs with Jo Ann. LANE, GEORGIA - pretty . . . always looks as though she is going somewhere special. LANE, GERALD - everyone knows when Jerry's around. LaSOTA, DIANE - always seen running through the halls . . . knows all the gossip. LEWICKI, CONSTANCE - Connie never seems to have much to say . . . can't make up her mind about school. LEWIS, CAROL - Cafeteria worker . . . nice girl with a pleasant smile. Page SO SOPHOIVIORES LEWIS, KAREN - just returned from a year in Arizona . . . loads of fun. LINDNER, SYLVIA - quiet and reserved . . . seen with Jean. LINKESH, FRANCIS - Butch . . . has 'curly hair . . . newcomer from Scott. LOCKHART, NANCY -- pretty long hair . . . likes boys and skating. LYONS, GEORGE -- pretends he doesn't like girls . . . one of the shorter boys. MASCELLINO, JOANNE - pesters Patsy in. art class. D Q I MALIZIO, RAYMOND - new' to our school. . .his smile keeps a lot of girls in a dither. MASCIANTONIO, LORA - cute . . . likes to dance. MASLEY, LUCILLE - a very cute blond . . . loves to wander through the halls. MCCALMON, MARGARET - a sweet person . . . often with Joan. MCCULLOUGH, WARREN - likes to jump . . . favorite song is Rudy's Rock . MCGINNIS, DOROTHY - always seen with Ronnie . . . quiet and sweet. McDERMITT, JAMES - likes to give teachers a hard time . . . girls and cars are his favorite. MCNAVISH, KENNETH - shows a great ability in shop work . . . irresistible friend . . . interest- ed in girls. MERSING, KATHLEEN - Piano accompanist for Mr. Bandyk . . . a cheery Hi for everyone. MEYERS, BARBARA - quiet and sweet . . . a very nice dresser . . . honor student. MEYERS, CONSTANCE - Connie is always laughing or talking . . . forever combing her long . brown hair. MILLAR, JOSEPH -- one of the Rosslyn Farms gang . . . good-looking and likeable. MILLER, JANICE - cute and popular . . . always has a friendly smile. MILLER, MARY ANN - Connie does Mary Ann's share of talking . . . usually seen and not heard. MINOR, PAULINE - cute and well-dressed . . . usually seen with Karen. Q ' MIRAGLIAS PETE - slow, lazy walk . . . had trouble with a broken finger . . . always Joking in .H. MISCOSKI, CLARA - flagtwirler . . . friendly to everyone. . MOLINARO, PATSY - one of a long line of singing Molinaros . . . comes from East Carnegie. MOX, VICTOR - Skippy . . . baseball star . . . crazy hair-do. NARDINI, CAROLYN - Tiny and sweet . , , likes to sing . . . usually laughing. NORD, JUDITH - Mrs, Poocher . . . has nice Clothes . . . well liked by all. NOVAKOVSKY, DENNIS - one of Pop's matmen . . . a crazy sense of humor. NOWICKI, FRANK - would like to have an answer book for algebra . . . often seen in library. NOWICKI, TED - not so quiet as Frank . . . always talking in home room. OLIVER, DENNIS - always wears suedes . . . a handsome lad. PALOMBI, ROBERT - comes from East Carnegie . . . likes to sing. PASSARO, MARTIN - little, but a whiz at sports . . . an easy going, good natured person. PASTIN, SHIRLEY - usually surrounded by boys . . . comes from Greentree. PHILLIPS, RONALD - one of the cats . . , takes life easy . . . doesn't exert himself. First Row: McCullough, Nardini, Mersing, Meyers, Nord, Masciantonio, Lockhart, Miscoski, Masley, Molinaro. Second Row: Mox, Miraglia, Miller, Meyers, Pastin, McGinnis, Mascellino, Miller, M. Miller Lewis, Minor, Lindner, Passaro, Palombi. 'Third Row: Phillips, Nowicki, Novakovsky, Oliver, Mc: Dermitt, Malizio, Millar, Nowicki, McNavish, Lyons, Prozzly. SOPHOIVIORES POLLOCK, FRED - always studying biology at the last minute . . . quiet . . . comes from Ren- nerdale. POPIVCHAK, RICHARD -- Pudgey . . . honor student . . . keeps everyone in stitches. POSNER, RAYMOND - member of the band . . . a future wrestling champ. PROZZOLY, BART - new to the halls of C.H.S .... won't give the girls a break. RADZIK, SHIRLEY - little, but can really whack a volleyball . . . short and sweet. RAGLAND, LUCRECE - often seen with Gloria. . .liked by everyone. . .member of the band. RANZ, KATHERINE. - Peaches-and-cream complexion . . . earnest and hard working. RIBEAU, DONNA -- a new comer to C.H.S .... one of the East Carnegie gang . . . has interests in Oakdale. t i . RIBEAU, EDWARD - lives in East Carnegie . . . not interested in girls. RICHARDS, THOMAS - wavy blonde hair . . . rides the bus from Rennerdale. ROSSER, CAROLE - cute, with a pretty smile . . . don't start her talking. - RUSH, PHILIP - happy-go-lucky . . . always teasing the girls.. . . plays trumpet in the band. RUSSELL, JEAN - one of the few red-heads in our class . . . 11kES sports. 1 I SALVATO, PHILIP - can cause mild riots in S. H .... has a devlish look in his eyes. SAUNDERS, ARLENE - a loyal fan of the Pres,' . . . always laughing. SARSFIELD, MARGUERITE - sweet and reliable . . . resembles Miss Rommes . . . a lively sense of humor. SCARFO, DENNIS - drives around in a red convertible . . . won't give the girls a break. SCHADE, LOIS - friendly and easy to get along with. SCHONDERS, MARLENE - an attractive flat twirler . . . loafs with Pat. SCHULTZ, MARY LOU - Lubie . . . has many friends . . . neat and sweet. SCHULTZE, ROBERT - always has his black hair neatly combed. SCHULTZE, WILLIAM - a joker . . . says he can get along without girls. SGRO, WILLIAM - hails. from Cubbage Hill . . . has a long, lazy walk. SHARKEY, JOSEPH - rough customer . . . plays hard in Maul Ball . SHEPPARD, ALAN - has an e-ye for blondes . . . nice looking . . . constantly teasing girls. SHIPLEY, HARRY - a handsome youth from Rennerdale . . . loafs with Craig. SHIPLEY, KAREN - earnest and reliable . . . pals around with Pauline . . . quite a model. SHIPLEY, RONALD - great enthusiasm . . . usually found in the halls . . . likes to listen. SICKLES, PATRICIA - a blue-eyed blonde . . . a very popular person - . . has great ability in sports. SMITH, LARRY - a real gone biology student - - - like-S to experiment . - . always Carrying books home SNAREY SAMUEL known as Sam likes basketball a little shy with girls SNEE ALICE nice quiet type of girl likes anv new friend she meets SOLOMINSKY WILLIAM all round athlete plays hard and never gives up in any sports SPANGLER LOUIS quiet will volunteer for the trip to the moon' SPARBANIE GAIL lots of fun likes ba ketball and volleyball comes from Rennerdale F1151 Row Snee Ribeau Sickles Schonders Spaibame Schade Sarsfield Ranz Ragland Second Row. Spangler Ribeau Rosser Saunders Schultz Russell Shipley Schultze Pollock Third Row Lmkesh Smith Rush H Shipley Sheppard Richards Schultze Posner Solommsky Scarfo 1 - - . . . . , 1 ' . . . , 1 ' . . . , Lf' s Q' ' . . . , ' 1 ' ' . . . S . . . . . . I . . Q N . . ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 o ' ' , . I A 1 - Y. 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 I ' ' 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' -vr . --.. H . ,... 1 ., f-re. . . First Row: Walker, Stasiowski, Thomas, Wortley, Tavoletti, Lewis, Williams, Zethner, Windon Stack. Second Row: Volk, Yuschak, Straus. Stys, McCalmon, White, Taylor, Upcraft, Uptegraff, Tro- ha, Zawilla, Young, J. Walker, Zawoyski. Third Row: Spinda, Zarichnak, Yurchak, Zaracki, C Young, Walton, Zywotko, Salvato, Sgro, Turney, Zarvis, Zaletski, Popivchak, Viviano, Tudas. SOPHOIVIORES SPINDA, JOHN - a hunter . . . probably took a couple of .days off .during hunting season. SPOLNICK, RICHARD - St. Lukes' loss is our gain . . . quiet and friendly. STACK, MARGARET - known as Bernie . . . nice sense of humor . . . likes to tease boys. STASIOWSKI, PATRICIA - a flag twirler . . . likes to dance . . . has a cute smile. STRANKO, WILLIAM - Billy . . . a quiet person . . . always with his brothers. STRAUS, DIANA - likes to carry books . . . quiet . . . loafs with Barbara. STYS, BARBARA - a nice personality . . . her voice is heard over the school. TAVOLETTI, MARY ANN - a joker and loads of fun. . .takes care in picking her man. TAYLOR, RONNIE - a good rifle shot . . . should be more prompt in biology class. THOMAS, KAREN - never a dull moment when Karen's around . . . always seems to be .so busy. TROHA, PATRICIA - we hear that Pat spends a lot of time with her Latin. TUDAS, JAMES - not as innocent as he looks . . . works in earnest . . . Voyager representative. TURNEY, EDWARD - hard-luck football player . . . plays in the band. UPCRAFT, KAREN - doesn't like arguments . . . in favor of peace and quiet. UPTEGRAFF, BARBARA - works in library . . .comes from Rennerdale. VASALECH, WILLIAM - would rather be out of school than in. VOLK, MARTHA - loves biology . . . has an infectious laugh. VIVIANO, ALPHONSE - a mad scientist . . . sharp in biology . . . a shy one. WALKER, JEAN - neat dresser . . . blushes the prettiest shade of red. WALKER, JOYCE - a good artist . . . ready for a good time. WALTON, WAYNE - loves to ignore the teachers . . . jet black hair. WHITE, BARBARA - a blessing to the teachers . . . don't start her laughing. WILLIAMS, GLORIA - lends support in G Clef . . . Works in the cafeteria., WINDON, SANDRA - sweet as honey . . . plays a saxophone in the band. WORTLEY, GEORGEANN - crazy about full skirts and can-can slips . . . never rushes. YOUNG, CHARLES - is he laughing at you or with you? . . . sharp dresser. YOUNG, LINDA - wishes there wasn't so much school . . . comes from Rosslyn Farms. YURCHAK, CHARLES - earnest and reliable . . . pals around with Pauline. YUSCHAK, FRANCES - neat, sweet, and full of fun . . . has interests in the Junior Class. ZALETSKI5 STIEPHEN - snappy smile and frien .lly Hello for everyone . . . won't give the girls a rea . ZARACKI, JOSEPH - one of the East Carnegie gang . . . happy smile. ZARICHNAK, RONALD - travels from East cal-nbgie each day . . . a great Casanova. ZARVIS, JOSEPH - plays a hot clarinet for the band . . . a little on the lazy side. ZAWILLA, BARBARA -- generally laughing with Frances and Carolyn . . . cute and a lot of fun. ZAWOYSKI, CHARLES - tall, dark, and handsome . . . an honor student and camera bug. ZETHNER, IRENE - has interests outside of Carnegie . . . works in the cafeteria. ZYWOTKO, GARY - neat dresser . . . always has something to say. Page 53 I I 1 , If I ark ffl? W3 fire Q2 Y Q E, fw3fv2.22ivE 'Wm ' vfffjz,-SMA-,m,,,,,A , ,, ' , L '. . - A-'ww K, A,,... , --M . ,, ,pw K H Q A ,A 3 , 225 K, . it W K N gsmyff Qs! m X 8 A gs? ' K ww? ,,h, . 1 ...f- vef?KW Q' 39 ll 'W W ww W W - Q- H3441 , 4, f M i 11 A 'f .A 12619: ww , W T M5141 2 1 E Z . Z W 'R 1, ' WN, ' k ' S V W 4 1, ya , Z L :- lf f1N ', ' gf 15 fy f- 4 W Jwuimg Meamlm M 'L I i' f4f?'ff :-V: , . ., ' , WX ifwfi. Q , ' iff ' W' ' CK Q, f Kyli x, ' FOOTBALL Carnegie 13 - South 0 The Carnegie High Tartans opened their sea- son with a 13-0 win over South. Ron Hatcher lead the Tartans to victory with plunges of 1 yard and 15 yards and Jim Wilk kicked an extra point. The Carnegie defense held South to only one first down and no points. Carnegie 26 -McKees. Rocks 0 Bob Boyda opened the scoring by receiving a second quarter touchdown pass from Ron Hatcher. Ron Hatcher scored touchdowns on runs from scrimmage of 3 and 53 yards and another on a 32 yard run back of an interception. Jim Wilk and Ed Coleman each had one extra point to complete the scoring. Carnegie 19-Doirmont 6 Bob Boyda again opened the scoring on a 57 yard pass and run play. Ed Coleman kicked the extra point. Ron Hatcher barreled over from the nine yard line and Carnegie led 13-0. In the third quarter Undereiner hit Caruso with a screen pass for Dorrnont's six points. Dor- mont kicked off a'nd Ron Hatcher returned the kick 75 yards for the final touchdown of the game. Carnegie 28-Moon 6 Moon drew first blood on a 60 yard punt re- turn for a touchdown. The Tartans retaliated with a 20 yard touchdown by Ron Hatcher. The con- version was made and Carnegie led at halftime 7-6. In the third quarter Carl Shanahan scored on a keeper around end. In the fourth quarter Ed Stotsky ran 64 yards and Ron Hatcher ran 22 yards to end the game. Carnegie 14 -- Stowe 0 The first touchdown came when Frank Hab- janetz blocked a punt and John Otto ran the loose ball 22 yards for a touchdown. Bob Michigan car- ried the extra point. Ron Hatcher plunged 3 yards to score. Jim Wilk tallied the extra point. Carnegie 26 - Bridgeville 6 Ron Hatcher returned the opening kickoff 91 yards for a T.D. Carl Shanahan ran 10 yards on a keeper for the second tally. Jim Wilk convert- ed. In the second quarter Jim Wilk carried 40 yards around right end for a touchdown. John Otto completed Carnegieis scoring with a 20 yard run off tackle. Bridgevillels lone touchdown came on a pass deflected into the hands of a Bridgeville receiver in the end zone. Carnegie 6 - Glassport 14 Widel of Glassport scored first on a 54 yard run. Gndazdowski connected and Glassport led 7-0. In the third quarter Gndazdowski went off tackle for another counter. The try for point was wide but a Tartan penalty gave the Gladiators a second chance. This time Paterra went off tackle and Glassport led 14-0. In the final quarter Bob Michigan scored from the 5 yard line. The try for point failed. In absorb- ing their first defeat, the Tartans were ousted from W.P.I.A.L. Class A competition. Carnegie 13 - Shaler 13 The first score came when Shaler's Malone hit Gray in the end zone with a pass. Lewis split the uprights and Shaler led 7-0. In the second quarter Shaler's Isett plunged into pay dirt from 3 yards out and at the half Shaler led 13-0. In the third period the Tartans broke into the scoring column with a six yard touchdown run by Ron Hatcher. The conversion was missed. The final tally came when Bob Michigan went off tackle for 29 yards and a touchdown. The extra point was good and Shaler was knocked from Class A com- petition by the 13-13 tie. Carnegie 39 - Crafton. 0' Jim Wilk dove 3 yards for the first touchdown and Ron Hatcher added the extra point. Ron Hatcher then scored the next 2 touchdowns on suc- cessive jaunts of 75 and 74 yards respectively. Bob Michigan added an extra point and Carnegie led 20-0. In the third quarter Eugene Usechek inter- cepted a Crafton pass and dashed 20 yards for a touchdown. Ron Hatcher again stepped to the front with two scoring plunges and one extra point. The Tartans came home victorious 39-0. Carnegie 33 - Scott 13 Carnegie drew first blood when Ron Hatcher recovered a fumble and lateraled to Ed Bunio who ran 35 yards to score. Ron Hatcher burst off tackle for 45 yards and the second touchdown. Jim Wilk scored next on a plunge from 3 yards out and then added the extra point. Early in the second period Ron Hatcher carried 75 yards behind excellent blocking to score. Bob Michigan added the extra point and Carnegie led 26-0 at the half. In the second half the Golden Bears were an in- spired ball team. Borris went off tackle for their first touchdown. In scoring position again Saporito threw a pass intended for Kratzer. But 'fOld Faith- ful Ron Hatcher intercepted on the 2 yard line and ran 98 yards for the Tartans final touchdown and extra point. Later, Scott's Seigfried scored their final touchdown and extra point. The triumph over Scott was a fitting end to a successful season. First Row: Usechek, Sperring, Kraus, Solominsky, Carney, Kamisol, Turney, Black, Meyers. Second Row: Hatcher, Klim, Wilk, Speca, R. Boyda, Bateman, Kreiger, Kinkus, Shanahan, Bunio, Michigan. Third Row: Spell, J. Boyda, McDowell, Thomas, Stotsky, Otto, Coleman, Butera, Lewis, Hurey, Rom- ano, Habjanetz, Stasiowski. Fourth Row: Mr. Marcenelle, Mr. D'Alessandro, Mr. Zaney, Mr. Stockum, Mr. Cross. f i?.5':3:f, I , H mga 'Ali X - .5:v.IYx V -- 1955-e p : ' , '? g fag! K J 25 ff 5 , H W 112 5? if ,W 'Iii , 111, sg fl! ! ' 5 Mi Il .11 M514 If ,gp M- , K 11.5 ,::.V :,xV :, W, , 1, JM IE? tg 5 ,wg e 3 y 3 EQWQ 5-fugl 253 E 55? W z . ' vfiigslej Y , fir? 55 ke if M s M gh M' ' J ilynikiglz 1 Imwki ,ak it ,u i as un 'i m 1, , 32 'f' me if' f' Jfffzifif 9 SE IOR SE OR T W 51 My Z? +1 uf 11, fa .- I J H 41 M 'I' K I' 1 M M 5 5 ff, J I PM 511, Qk 9 +11 1, fr I 4 H 11i'i ' ' I M725 5 , I 4 . gm Pc: W' ' Ji If If ge 57 L , i 7 I Sh H A F ., hwy, ,f ,,'f-,,, M-www Q, ,H ,H W i i I 1 I 5 A il 2 5 ?! Q 5 I 1 l 1 i Mary' Walker - Senior Twerpie - her favorite cheer is the Rum- - always arrives at the last minute. Diane Babish - Senior has been our shortest cheerleader these few years - always has a bad case of giggles. Shirley Black, Shirl keeps the chatter constantly on the move Nancy Cridge - Senior Nancy - a very deserving head cheerleader - by far the loudest and most energetic of them all. Joann Bogdon Ge1'1'Y Isaacs Bogy has Cute dlmp- Our pert little sopho- les and a pretty smile IHOFG - Can never re- - real nice figure and member W he I' e to lots of cheering talent. Stand OI' what to do. Judy Allen Judy can usually be found in the center of the line - an ardent spray netter. has a habit of changing cheers at the last minute. eil Left to Righi: Pysh, Stotsky, Garner, Bunio, Hatcher, Litvak, Speca, Lewis, Stasiow- ski, Coleman, Medwig. ARSITY BASKETB LL Mr. Stockum Page 60 Larry Smith - Mgr. B-SQUA Left to Right: Hegeman, Schaffer, Zywotko, Garner, Marches, Raskin, Fednock, Med wig, Saunders, Joyce. 'gn 1' A445 Q First Row: Solominski, Groczyca, Geisler, Elikan, Amend, Michigan. Second Row: Young Cole Gray, Snarey, Cridge, Rush, Schultze. Third Row: Posner, Haynes, Gall, Swentkowsky, Taschetti A Pollock, Kees, Passaro, F. Pollock, Padolak. The Carnegie High matmen showed a big improvement this year. Under the direction of Mr. Sawhill and the new assistant coach, Mr. Swenn, they initiated new practice systems. A team of only five experienced men started the season well. A large group of underclass wrestlers gives bright hopes for the team's future. Page 52 Mr. Sawhill, Mr. Swenn WRESTLI G First Row: Smith, Weikel, Taylor, Dunlevy, Lewis, Cridge, Gangone, Burda, G. Taylor. Second Row Spangler, Saunders, Podolak, Mr. Hartley, Knarr, McCullough, McNavish. RIFLE Mr. Hartley PCIQS The rifle team of 1957-58 had a pledged membership of 54 and a wait- ing list of 22. But as usual those who saw glamour, gayety, bus rides and trophies, learned in reality that if there were such awards, they would be realized only after a long period of training. As a result, we now have a membership of 18 boys and girls who stay because of their love of the sport. We have but two varsity members returning from last years team: Nancy Criclge, who earned a NRA award and Gordon Taylor, a very ardent marks- man and hunter. Our new members are very promising marksmen for this season, and will provide great stabili- ty to the team of 1958-59. I I 1 i i I l J 1 F1rst Row: Usechek, Shanahan, Michigan, Stotsky, Coleman, Meyers, J. Klim. Second Bow: Solomin- sky Medwig, Sembrat, West, Stasiowski, Garner, Kerchansky, Kreiger, Hatcher, Lewis, R. Klim. BASEBALL This year Carnegie High School will field one of the best baseball teams in quite a long time. With eight return- ing lettermen, coach Charles Stockum feels the boys have a very good chance to better their last year's record of 6 Wins and 3 defeats. Since the Voyager has gone to press before baseball sea- son opens, we cannot accurately re- port their success but we wish them luck and hope they will continue to be a strong contender in section compe- tition. , ' e Page 64 Mr. Stockum Left to Right: Hegeman, Medwig, Jordan, J. Boyda, R. Boyda, Speca. GOLF Mr. Bandyk Page 65 The members of the golf team are selected by the ability they show on the green. This year's returning mem- bers are Bob Boyda and Larry Jordon. The golf matches are all played in the afternoon on the various district courses. The home course is at the Chartiers Country Club. The team plays those teams which are entered in Section VI of the WPIAL. Mr. Bandyk expects a good season with the Juniors that will return next year. ii! 1: clips.-.0 mf' wx ACTIVITIES OY GER Last spring, the 1958 Voyager Staff, under the direction of editor, Tom White, drafted a format for our Work in the fall. The plans in- cluded color division pages, underclass write- ups, and a new printing process. When the fall term arrived, our Work be- gan in earnest. Many were the days when the entire school was bleary-eyed from flash bulbs, and heads were hung low because as- signments were turned in late. But, despite all our labor and headaches, we of the staff found great pleasure in our Ronald Chidlow work. It is our hope that in the future this -TUH101' Edlfol' book will bring back many pleasant mem- Mary Walker ories of your high school days. Assistant Editor Jane Cooper Assistant Business Manager Norma Davis Business Manager Thomas White Editor Stanley Slivvinski Publication Editor Judy Allen Assistant Picture Editor Nancy Cridge Head Typist Carl Shanahan Assistant Art Editor Paulette Gibbs Art Editor Ralph Elikan Picture Editor Page 58 Grace Bailey Junior Rep. Tony Butera Sports Editor Mary Ann Kohut Typist Rose Mary Soho Typist Gwendolyn Saunders Typist Joan Bogdon Typist Arliss Skirpan Junior Rep. Rita Walasik Junior Rep. Marilyn Barbish Sophomore Rep. JoAnn Farinella Sophomore Rep. Philip Raskin Senior Rep. Carole Herman Senior Rep. Leonard Pysh Senior Rep. John Kees Senior Rep. James Tudas Sophomore Rep. Page 69 First Row: Ronald Zywotko, Neman, Sgro, Pysh. Second Row: Salvato, Passaro, Gallucci, Grove. Third Row: R. Hwilka, Luigard, Woodall, Shanahan, Michigan. Fourth Row: Nowicki, Egolf, Spol- nick, Millar, Meyers. Fifth Row: Kocz, Scarfo, Nowicki, Gibbs, Bonfili. Sixth Row: Zywotko, Fedu- nok, Moss, Sembrat, Thomas. Seventh Row: Franc, Spinda, Kohut, Garner, J. Carney. Eighth Row: Linkoh, White, Renshaw, Habjanetz. Standing: Mr. Stout, Zarvis, Elikan, Zaletski, Tudas, Prose- ley, Kinkus, Kreiger, Troha, Rolley, Otto, Bunio, Wilk, Messiner, Solominsky, Young, Pollock Walton, Gangone, Stasiowski. ORIGINA HI-Y Sure that's club business, boys? Page 70 President - Bob Michigan First Row: Butera, Litvak, Medwig, Padolak, Speca, Usechek, R. Boyda, J. Boyda, Dantry, Sperring Hatcher, Shaw. Second Row: Posner, Schultze, Black, Rush, Geisler, Sheppard, Lane, Florence, Dun- levy, Vera, Marches, Coleman, Chidlow, Mr. Van Arsdale. OVUS HI-Y Is there a doctor in the house? President - Tony Butera Page 71 Firsi Row: Miss Williams, Cridge, Whittaker, Mullaney, Snee, Ghiell, Nicholson, Babish, Stuart. Sec- ond Row: English, Kraftician, Tibero, Matalka, Johnson, Hastings, Lignar, Law, Mangis. Third Row: Walker, Sherba, Snyder, Klapach, Rad, Soho, Shaw, Woynar. Fourth Row: Smith, Emerick, Brose, Fantone, Funari, Musico, Santillo. Fifth Row: Langer, Arnold, George, Hanusiak, Traurig, Herman Sixth Row: Lvnch, Hohut, Davis, Gibbs, Rohm. GOLDE R L TRI-HI-Y Well I declare! Page 72 President - Nancy Cridge DELT TRI-HI-Y First Row: Drost, Orris, Walasik, Budzik, Miller, Grande, Bird, Corbett, Black, Adams. Second Row: Perry, Clevenger, Allen, Bailey, Buchko, Cooper, Mercer, Gangone, Rhow, Johns, Cyprowski, Dalby Th1rd Row: Kearns, Krovchyshyn, Gretches, Nadolny, Barker, Suttin, Lewellyn, Martin, Skirpan Ragazzo, Galbraith. Fourth Row: Bogdon, Bumbaca, Ventura, Sally, Leonardi, Roman, Walker, Bur- da, De Fonso, Ross, Hawkins, Gwynn, Herbert. Must have been a lively conference! President - Jean Mercer Page 73 First Bow:-Isaacs, Daniels, Gerrero, Farinella, Bernaciak, Mascellino, Langmann, Drinkhall, Masci- antomo, Miller, Kramer, Taylor. Second Row: Kendrick, Tavoletti, Caruso, Stack, Fox, Fidurski, Hil- ton, Thomas, Wortley, White, Upcraft, Bennett, McGinnis. Third Row: Volk, Nord, Uptegraff, Wal- ker, Pastln, Ranz, J. Miller, Minor, Komrada, Armani. Fourth Row: Boyda, Meyers, Sarsfield, John- son, Janas, Young, Cunningham, Curingo, Shipley, Burke, Esser, Jones. Fifth. Row: Gozzard, Kleer, Comber, Lane, Lewis, Troha, Schade, Kearns, Schultz, Bres, Bracker, Nardini. Sixth Row: Walker, Miss Cochran, Barnett, Sickles, Barbish. What's the deal! Page 74 President - Jean Walker PROGRESSIV Q TRI-HI-Y First Row: Soho, Cridge, Sickles, Sparbanie, Davis, Miss Greschner, Naughton, Klapach, Saunders J anas, Burke, Langer, Herman. Second Row: Wortley. Traurig, Galbraith, Burda, Magliocca, Chiesa Iacono, Meyer, Schickel, Funari, Chapman, Tafelski, Sparbanie. Third Row: Barbish, Tavoletti, Ger- rero, Armani, Mercer, Smith, Gangone, Demain, Russell, Black, Pastin, Davin, Herbert, Bogdon, Gess- ler. Fourth Row: Gibbs, C. Walker, Zawilla, Zeigler, Kearns, Leonardi, Emerick, Ostaffy, Netzel Mullaney, McClain, Hiles, Penn. Fifih Row: Brack er, Bennett, Grandinetti, Kinney, G. McClain, Mis: coski, J . Kinny, L. Davis, Rhow, Fife-, McLaughlin, Quinn, Gretches, M. Walker. Let's not stand there! President - Lauralee Naughton Page 75 F Left to Right: Siiwinski, Elikan, Kearns, Davis, Miss Nordsiek, Gibbs, Stuart, Herman, Kees, White. , ATIO AL H0 OR SOCIETY Pencil Pushers! Page 76 President - Stan Slivvinski 1 First Row: Coleman, Shanahan, Dantry, Usecheck,.Bqtera, Elikan, Galluccir. Sgcond Row:.Kreiger, Kinkus, Wilk, Speca, Cridge, Hatcher, Bateman, M1Ch1gaH, Stqtsky, Taylor. Thud How: Khm, Mey- ers, Bunio, J. Boyda, R. Boyda, Hurey, McCaffrey, Rolley, Habganetz. VA ITY-C w s, -Q ,. R N g. 1 x 5 1 W 1, assigns, .mln-1 i.. kip S w 1: 4 L X an W TM mi af 4 4 W X , 5 RZ W 122224 WZ A-Q, f. Q Sem mm H,-A JS i Ks 0, . I 55 fi e Q, K, :-gg:--::i:55' : f 3 41,3 Hia, :f- E1 ,, .,.... ,..,.. -H,-: E. 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Fourth Row: Rosser, Lockhart, Radzik, Kennedy, Ghiell. Fifth Row: Ostoffy, Bruno Kleer, Bres, Merchant. Now this is the Way it's done. ' President - Metha Giehll Page 79 First Row: Bailey, Ragazzo, Kohut. Second Row: Martin, Drinkhall, Hilton, Daniels, Kendrick, Bar nett, Nord, Nardini, Sutton Yuschalg, Sarsfield Third Row: Allen Lewell n T'b ' M l , . , y , 1 erio, ag iocca, Eng- lish, Hanusiak, Shipley, Curinga, Minor, Jones, Windon, Schultz, Grande, Farinella. Fourth. Row Zawoyski, DeFonso, Rad, Woynar, Saunders, Chapman, Mr. Clawson, Kraftician, White, Boyda Sherman, D. Raskin, Sliwinski, P. Raskin, Funaro. DRAM We need an agent! l Page 80 President - Mary Ann Kohut First Row: Egolf, O'Shea, Knarr, Kinkus, Sparbanie, Isaacs, Cunningham, Cooper, Budzik. Second Row: Miss Donohoe, Bunio, Kinney, Ponivchak, Briant, Black, Skirpan, Sickles, Janas, Wortley, Rad, Saunders, Stuart, Langer, Elikan, Gibbs, Bevard. Third Row: Fednock, Marches, Thomas, Shana- han, Michigan, Kreiger, Boyda, Hatcher, Kees, K1in'1, Soho, Shaw. 1 STUDE T e COUNCH 5 What to do about it? President - Doug Bevard Page 81 First Row' Musico Skirpan A11 B . , , en, uchko. Second Row: Mr. Burkett, Butera, Gorczyca, J. Boyda. Third Row: Kinkus, Pissaro, Steranko, Palmer, Gangone, Taschetti, Raskin, Mahla, R, Boyda, Speca, Kerchansky, Moss, Millico, Vera, Romano,Redding. CAMERA CL W What's developing? I Page 82 President - Bob Gorczyca First Row: Meyers, Walker, Kearns, Lignar, Sharanevych, Cooper, Dolan, Rad. Second Plow: .Ras panti, Carney, Mueller, Hurey, Clements, Malwll, Urbanic, Romano, Rockwood, Mr. Paloms, G1am- berdini, Mullaney, Lawrence, Miller, Woods, Dey, Green, Troha, Kreiger, Pysh, Romano. FRE CH- PANISH CL B 5 l Is it French or Spanish? President - Barb Kearns page 83 First Row: Uptegraff, McGinnis, Taylor, Rohm, Straus, Ross, Walasik, Budzik, Volk, Johnson, Lewis, Stys, Walker, Komrada, Zawilla, Isaacs, Thomas, Young, Nicholson. Second Row: Kandravy, Oliver, Gibbs, Novakovsky, Grandinetti, Young, Shepperd, Knarr, Florence, Smith, Popivchak, Tudas, Lyons Schulze, Zawilla, Weikel, Lane. Third Row: Posner, Bregon, Prosley, Broniak, McDe-rmitt, Cridge, Geisler, Kocaya, Derewicki, Franc, McNavish, Lane, Amstone, Viviano, Briant, Lamb, Zaletski. Stuart, Kuhn, Shaw, Raskin, Mr. Cross. 1 BIOLOGY CL B Be careful, they bite! Page 84 President - Dave Raskin Firgt Row: Sparbanie, Nutbrown, Soho, Stasiowski. Second Row: Mersing, Shaw, Mrs. Pavlov, Burke We1ke1. Third Row: Ranz, Upcraft, Jones, White, Stack, Sarsfield. Let's have some order, huh? President - Rose Mary Soho Page 85 First Row: Clemm, Martin, Kearns, Knarr, Kees. Second Row: Kuhn, Rohm, Sharanevych, John- son, Korpiel, Dolan. Third Row: Saunders, Kennedy, Matalka, Grandinetti. Fourth Row: Penn, Trau- rig, Kraftician, Rabatin, Netzel. Fifth Row: Bailey, Nutbrown, Miss Mason, Herman, Raskin. Sixth Row: Zawoyski, Clatty, Bernaciak, Sparbanie. Seventh Row: Jordan, Redding, Palmer, Sherman. SEE STAFF 1 Let's get it out on time! Page 86 Editor - Audrey Dolan Firsi Row: Suttin, Burke, Miller, Gangone, Sharanevych, Bailey, Skirpan, Allen. Second Row: Mey ers, Shanahan, Raskin, O'Shea, Gorczyca. EBATE TEAM The point is . . . Mr. Clawson Page 87 First Row: Bird, Magliocca, Lewicki, Zethner, Santillo, Mullaney, Lignar, Augustine, Howell, Kreig- er. Second Row: Walker, Rad, Cridge, Herman, Iacona, Bumbaca. FUTURE NURSES Is he dead? Pdqe 88 President - Carole Herman f'i.rs1'11?oiw: Farinella, Masciantonio, Herbert, Nadolny, Ranz, Walker, Duhlevy, Boyda, Mersing, Cur mga, avoletti, Meyers, Caruso, Langmann. Second Row: Uptegraff J Miller Sparbanie Young Ken: di-luck, Ragland, Miner, FOX, Demain, Barbish, Yuschak, cariui, Sehiiltz, Bennett, Updraff, Rhsseu fI'h1rd Row: Drinkhall, Nord, Minor, Isaacs Adams Taylor Stack Jones Schade Shipley Kraftic ian, Bernaciak, Volk, Walker, Lane, Armani, Wortley Fourilx Row,- Williams Sarsfield White Es: ser, Snee, Sickles, Janas, Zawilla, Nardini, komrada, Black. n , , , G-CLEF GLEE CL girsi Row: Craigie, Funaro, Bates, Broniak, Egolf, Smith, Zaletski, Molinaro, Kandravy, Hegeman 'o d R : G ' ' ' ec n ow arner, Posner, Derewicki, Kachnycz, Zavvoyski, Clatty, Vivlano, Solominsky, Cleml mons. tion of Mr. Bandyk, has prov- of Carnegie High School. It was established for those stu- music and Wish to further First Row: Trybus, Sharanevych, Burda, Budzik, Shaw, Chapman, Funari, Magliocca, Tafelski, John- son Hanusiak De Fonso Me er Coo er Baile Gan one Palombi Drost, Babish Dalby, Rohm 3 1 1 y a p v yy g 3 5 s Stuart. Second Row: Ragazzo, Williams, Korpiel, Cridge, Iacono, Leonardi, Roman, Musico, Ross, Her- man, Miller, Buchko, Corbett, Grande, Allen, Zawilla, Soho, Brose, Bogdon, Mercer, Gretches, Wala- sik, Chiesa. Third Row: Kohut, Sparbanie, Langer, Snyder, Sherba, Rad, Matalka, Walker, Gibbs Gwynn, Hiles, Arnold, Kearns, Walker, Nicholson, Suttin, Smith, Davis. Fourth Row: Neman, Sliwin- ski, Palornbi, Raskin, Elikan, Leschak, Dantry, Zy Wotko, J. Boyda, Gorczyca, Chapman, Schade, Mey- ers, Wilk. Fifth Row: Green, White, Coleman, Grove, Diebold, Warren, Butera, Bevard, R. Boyda Taylor, Padolak, Smith, Hatcher, Romano, Marches, Mersing. CHOIR The Choir, under the direc- ed to be a very important part dents who are interested in their ability. Each year the Choir has a Christmas performance and a Spring Concert in which the students demonstrate t h e i r talents. The group meets twice a Week and is composed of 107 students Who are members of the Junior and Senior classes. BAND The Carnegie High School Band, under the direction of their new leader Mr. Aldo Di- Ianni, has shown great im- provement this year. Besides adding White gloves and White buckskin shoes to the uniform, the band also executed a num- ber of snappy routines for en- tertainment at half-time for the football games. This, coupled with their playing for pep rallies and their Wonderful Spring Band Concert, has resulted in a quite successful season for the band. We hope they continue to improve and have many successful seasons in the fu- ture. IVIAJORETTES FL GTWIRLERS Kohut Davis Langer Brose Gangone Hilton Bres Page 93 Schickel Fantone Schonder Sparbanie Miscoski Adams Stasiowski 'WR-:Q5,., as ,wh N JR. HIGH I 'X FACULTY? qtklgiil l' gym-J Mrs. Lang Q r. Sobie 1 'J MTS- Lusk Mr. Perhosky Miss Malcolm Mrs. McCartney MF- GYOUP Mrs. Hickes Mrs. Kloss Mr. Bercelli Mrs' Metz Mrs. Brown Mrs. Drew Mr. D'A1essandro Q, ,, , L.,,.. . x.,Q f sf V , .4-ewiigfegfs 1. , 1 , . '3' Q' ' 'L . 'V 5395 f yw, -QV kv- : M fb f Q.. Q 1 RQ-kff is 9- . i f- 'iff ... f., . N s , M: 5. Q gf .- 4 if5aeff2. , w izi?'9?1Q sgs2 3 f. 'WW' Lg 4-A I - f. . K i .g 5 ,, - .53 . . Miss Deloche Mrs. Shick Mrs. Stout 6f-ff 'g,,y:.fyg5'fff'fwf'ffw-Q wuwfmmm 1-My '1 , 'Q vim .M r Q few' .,..L ,W ... , .- 5 gf. Q. . . . Mr. Kenneth Logan -- Principal Mrs. Helen Musial Page 97 First Row: Otto, Schucht, Mingarelli, Rupinsky, Schwimer, Sansoni, Reed, Picard, Masciantonio, Sal- mon, Podolak, Reymolds, Romano, Palombi, Moss. Second Row: Ratajack, Moehring, Richman, Reed 1 Mason, Medwig, Roth, Reno, Mullaney, Musico, Maleppa, Palivoda, Rolley, Scott, Moris, Schregengos. Third Row: Meyers, Mielk, Scott, Porter, Mendola, Phillips, Ragland, Palosky, Ragousky, Meadville, Meneghini, Schlieper, Ratajack, Mays, Maisley, Plaschecki, Rossi, Naughton. NINTH GRADE First Row: Walton, S. Turnbull, S. Smith, Stein, Wengryn, Yustak, Waleski, Upcraft, Sutton, Stein- hart, Shimkus, K. Turnbull, Thompson, Zediak. Second Row: Watson, Stone, Sekura, Usechek, Wil- sher, Spelar,Vandora, Williams, Stranko, Sherman, White, Zaletski, A. Young, Talerico, R. Young. Third Row: Yokim, Streppa, Wilcox, Tinnion, Shaffer, Speziale, Swoger, E. Wilson, Shaw, Whitaker, Trybus, S. Streppa, Sekelik, M. Wilson, C. Smith, Sherba, Szafranski. First Row: Clemrnons, Campalongo, Bunio, Demarco, Amend, Bogdon, Allen, Davin, Buny, Bonke Second Row: Boyda, Chazal, Elikan, Allott, Duval, Emerick, Burke, Dunlap, Alderson, Cubic, Elikan, M. Third How: Conley, Apolito, Cook, Drogowski, Emerick, D., Collins, Aston. Doran. EIGHTH GRADE First Row: Glatz, Hanusiak, Hanna, Fidurski, J ahn, Lipka, Lewis, Falick, Garner, Kamisol, Hunter Second Row: Lockhart, Hiles, J esek, Kidder, Lawrence, Gray, Henke, Kennedy, Koss, Husler, Gordon Gerrero. Third Row: Henry, Kockirka, Haracy, Grove, Gray, Gordon, Krisovenski. First Row: Mercer, Moss, Michalec, Petrone, Moehring, Miller, Martin, Makar, Phillips, Parnell. Sec- ond Row: Molinaro, Novak, Moehring, McKelVey, Palivoda, McNavish, McFarland, Peyton, H. Martin. Third Row: O'Neill, McDermott, Penn, Meyers, McClain, Martin, D., Lynch, J., Nowagarski. EIGHTH GRADE First Row: Seder, Sully, Wall, Zawilla, Woodall, Warholak, Donna, Warholak, Diane, Roman, Turney, Zebraskey. Second Row: Skerczak, Sgro, Vasalech, Sullivan, Yeager, Schonder, Schmek, Terhorst, Wilson, Thorpe. Third Row: Viviano, Ziegler, Raskin, Snatchko, Verzelli, Saunders, Schneider, Volk, Stewart, Platts. First Row: Day, Checco, Camarillo, Armani, Dombroski, Alderson, Allinder, Bonette. Second Row: Armani, Conley, Caruso, Angus, Bollman, Clements, Anestis, Abraham, Bock. Third Row: Carson Carmichael, Dolfi, Armes, Bell, Cain, Bennett, Bogdon. First Row: Henry, Hammond, Henry, Hoffman, Ingram, Franzak, Korzinsky, Haracy. Second Row Lewis, Gessler, Komrada, France, Duda, Homa, Ford, Johnson, Florence, Fisher. 'Third Row: Ken- nedy, Langston, Jester, Isaacs, Gerrero, Kohl, Fantoni, Hiles. Left to Right: Garner, Yustak, Gorczyca, Mingarelli, Chidlovv, Bevard, Palornbi. CHEERLEADERS BASKETB LL First Row: Boyda, Funari, Moehring, Coleman, English, Grove, Aston. Second Row: Doren, Streppa, Medwig, De Fonso, Usechek, Allegro, Novak, Cubic. Third Row: Kohl, Roth, Naughton. First Row: Telerico, Lewis, Mendolia, Bilewicz, Mrs. Drew, Zawilla, Mason, Boyda, Caruso, Picard. Second Row: Wynick, Mercer, Emerick, Reed, De Marco, K. Haracy, Komen, Masciantonio, Fisher, Zaletski, C. Haracy. Third Row: Clements, Fox, Rolly, McKelvey, Roth, Streppa, English, Smith, Pali- STUDE T CUUNCIL EXPLORER'S NATURE CL B voda, McNavish, Skerczak, Pollock. First Row: Gall, Moehring, Gretches, Clements, Mrs. Kloss, Mays, Schwimer, Thompson, Conley, Kohl, Mathe, T. Clements, Caruso, Elikan, Johnson. Second Row: O'Shea, Emerick, H. Martin, Ferrari. Third Row: Yeager, Palivoda, J. Palivoda, D. Martin, Len, Vandora, Reed, Grove, Brenneman, Kleer, Volk, Mullaney, Zeigler, Guzzi, Lyons, Kidder. First Row: Caroleo, Stone, Caporali, Schonek, Mr. Bercelli Sgro Skerczak Viviano Second Row Ge r P ' r ero, opivchak, Terhost, Komrada, Thomas, Schonderj, McKelvey, Kopia, Lewis. Bogdonl R : K ' ' ' ' ow risovenski, Lynch, Chazal, Kennedy, Finnicum, Langston, Carmichael, Smith. Fourth. Row: Lawrence, Rolley, Molinaro, Stewart, Apolito, J. Hastings, Ritajack, Yokim, C. Smith, Baux, Armes, Burke, N. Hastings. UNTI GA DFISHI GCL TARTA TIMES Firsi Row: Cardamone, Kidder, Masley, Mr. D'Alessandro, Checco, Manterfield, Anestis, Naughton, Dolfi. Second Row: Bohnke, Lipka, Davin, Kinney, Camarillo, Baker, Turnbull, S. Turnbull, Smith, Grove. Third Row: Rimmel, Shrecengos Patoski, Sarsfield Ra k' C , , s 1n, onley, Eiikan, Lockhart, Gin- ther, Lynch, Henry, Fox, Young, Bock. 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