Carnegie High School - Voyager Yearbook (Carnegie, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 122 of the 1959 volume:

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Hickes graduated from Glass- port High School and received his B.S. degree in education from Indiana State Teachers College. He earned his Masters degree at Penn State and was granted his doctorate at the University of Pittsburgh. He was principal of his alma mater, Glassport High, after serving as science teacher and athletic coach. Dr. Hickes assumed the office of super- intendent of Carnegie Public Schools in 1951. Since his arrival at Carnegie, he has been re- sponsible for the addition of many new courses to the curriculum of the school sys- ECII1. Miss Dombrowski Miss Dombrowski, better known to all as Dee , is a pleasant addition to the office of Carnegie High. She graduated from our high school in 1955 and has remained here since then as Dr. Hickes' secretary. Dee is also the vice-president of the Hiltoperettes, a subsidiary of the Hiltopers, which is a local men's and women's gymnastic team. Dr. Hickes Barbara Williams Mr. Logan We are glad to have Mr. Logan back at the high school this year. He was appointed the position of principal after' Dr. Fleischer's resignation. Although he has been here for a short time, he has Won the respect and admiration of the students. Mr. Logan has received his Bachelor of Arts degree from Clarion State Teachers Col- lege and his Master of Education degree from the University of Pittsburgh. I-Ie also attend- ed the universities of Colorado and Michigan. Miss Williams Barbara Williams has been secretary to the principal since she graduated. Well known by all, her cheerful personality and willingness to give help have won her many friends. She handles most of the office work and is the sponsor of the Golden Rule Tri- Hi-Y. Mr. Logan Board of Education President - Mr. Firth The Board of Education was organized to better our school system. It is composed of seven members who are elected by the towns- people and who hold very responsible posi- tions. It is their job to see that all school business and activities function properlyg they supervise maintenance of school buildings, financial problems, taxation, and all other school matters. They are also responsible for extending every opportunity to each member of the community, and to offer to adults, as well as students, the use of modern facilities Within the school building. The school board meets in the conference room of the high school. These meetings are opened to the public in order to help solve problems of any student or taxpayer. We are proud of the achievements of our school board and We hope that every class entering our high school will be just as proud. Standing: Mr. Jones, Mr. Schnepp, Mr. Walker, Mr. Lesko. Sitting: Mr. Kahn, Dr. Hickes, Mr. Firth, Mr. Garner, Mr. Coll. Athletic Association The Athletic Association is one of the vital parts of our school system, as it is the foun- dation of Carnegie High's athletic program. In the group are the various coaches, schoo-l administrators, and physical education in- structors. It schedules all inter-scholastic sports activities and promotes student com- petition through the school's sports program. The other responsibilities of this organization include purchasing of new equipmentg hiring and paying officialsg and, of course, coaching and training the players. These things re- quire a great deal of time and effort on their part. Dr. Hickes and Mr. Logan are advisors and Mr. Speziale is the faculty manager. Together, they handle all of the financial records. Mr. Zaney is the head coach of the football team and coach of the golf team. He is also the boys' physical education director. Mr. Stockum is the head coach of both the base- ball and basketball teams. Mr. Marcenelle is an assistant football coach and has also taken over the position of coach of the B-Squad basketball team. Mr. D'Alessandro is an as- sistant football coach. Mr. Cross is in charge of the Junior High football team. Mr. Swenn coaches the wrestling team. Mr. Bandyk is the coach of the new tennis team. Mr. Hartley coaches the rifle team. Mrs. Ball is the new girls' physical education instructor. She has brought many new additions to the girls' phy- sical education program that we all enjoy very much. She has also promoted a fine in- tra-mural program for the girls. We wish her continued success in her future years at Car- negie. The students should be deeply grateful to this group for providing such a well-rounded athletic program. With the help of this fine organization,' all of our teams have been able to compile favorable records in all sports. First Row: Dr. Hickes, Mr. Logan, Mrs. Ball, Mr. Speziale, Mr. Zaney. Second Row: Mr. Cross, Mr. Stockum, Mr. Bandyk, Mr. Hartley. ff' .5 My fr., , .g :xv-.gg-M., N , Q 5 mlG ql g 1142615231 gffgszew. Hs A S ,M 5, xg .4 f,:w,,,,,f,A Q ffm :iw wa- W M F PL iffy' fgic F Q, -K--f iwfwggfifzgzsffi Vf--'-f '.I, X zT::j-igL:j.Q1'Qf'w 'f A' 6 X As UNDERCL 1.8733 be the X rocess of developmg aca ur FACULTY. nn Some of our faculty. MRS. NANCY BALL, B.S., Slippery Rock State Teachers Col- lege: Instructor of Sophomore English: Instructor of girls health and phys. ed.: Sponsor of G.A,A. MR. JOHN BANDYK B.S., Duquesne University: M.S., Notre Dame University: Head of the Vocal De partmentg Sponsor of the Tennis Team MISS DOROTHY BUTTS B.S., Clarion State Teachers College: Li- brarian of C.H.S. MRS. EMILY CHIDLOW' B.S., University of Pittsburgh: Instructor of commercial subjects: Sponsor of the VOYAGER. MR. RODNEY CLAWSON BS., Slippery Rock State 'Teachers Col- lege: Instructor of Speech I and II: Spon- sor of the Debate Team: Sponsor of the Drama Club. MISS LOUISE DICKENSON B.A., Chatham College: M. Litt., Unuer sity of Pittsburgh: Instructor of Sopho more English: Sponsor of the Delta Tri Hi-Y. MR. ALDO' DI IANNI BA., Carnegie Institute of Technologyg Instructor of Instrumental and Vocal Mus- IC. MISS MARY JANE DONOHOE B.S., California State Teachers Collegcg Instructor of Latin IIQ Instructor of Sen- ior Englishg Sponsor of the Senior Class. MR. NICHOLAS FRATTO lS.Ed., Duquesne Universityg M.Ed., Du- quesne Universityg Guidance Counselor. MR. HAROLD M. HARTLEY B.S., California State Teachers Collegeg Instructor of Industrial Artsg Sponsor of the Rifle Team. MISS VIRGINIA MCGREGOR Graduate - Pittsburgh Hospital School of Nursingg Registered nurse of Carnegie Schoolsg Sponsor of the Future Nurses of America. MISS GLADYS NORDSIEK ILS., Indiana State Teachers Collegeg In- structor of Home Economicsg Sponsor of the National Honor Society. MR. WILLIAM E. STOUT B.A., Lycoming Collegeg Instructor of Junior Englishg Sponsor of the Original Hi-Y. MR. RAYMOND ZANEY B.A. Duquesne Universityg M.Ed. Pitt Universityg Instructor of boys phys. Ed. and advanced mathg Sponsor of the Var- sity C3 Coach of the Football Team. Art Room Mrs. Pavlov Mrs. Pavlov graduated from McKeesport High School. She then attended Edinboro State Teachers College and Carnegie Institute of Technology. She has received her B.S. de- gree in art education. Mrs. Pavlov is the head of our art depart- ment Which is in charge off posters and stage decorations for our school activities. She aids in the designing of sets for the class plays. She has also given many helpful suggestions for class prom decorations. Mrs. Pavlov has been at Carnegie High for four years. She sponsors the Future Teachers of America. One can identify Mrs. Pavlov by her short hair and her pleasant smile. She has a sophomore homeroom in the' art room. The Student Council representatives are Gwen Gibbs and Frank Fox. Fzrst Row: Masciantonio, Flint, Benedict - Pres., Mason - Treas., Gibbs - Rep., Fox - Rep.. PHd0121k, Heffefafl Second Row: Sansoni, Reynolds, Otto, Davis, Kennedy, Mielk, Chidlow, Bateman Thzrd Row: Chiesa, Nallepa, Len, Green, Horak, Duda, Ribeau, Caporali r 11-Wfm-W-W-W'-r -- Fwst Row: Rolley, Schrecengos, Young, Ferri, Covi, Giannangelo, Mfagnerl Kopia, Boyle, Snarey Second Row: Mendola - Rep., Korzinsky, M. Wilson, Thompson, Sutton, Yustak, Whitaker - V Pres Hlengryn Treas., Zediak, Fife, Schuct, Picard. Third Row: Rupinsky, Katocs, Cardamone, Stein - Sec., Waleski, Cubic, Turnbull, E. Wilson Meyers Trybus Gretches, M. Rataiack, Gentile, Baker, Mlalton. lnurllz Row: VVhite - Pres., Guiliani, Mascellino, Bushcm, Holt, W'ilsher, Sherba, Szafranski,J Ratajack WVatson liuley. Charles, Usechek, Mullaney - Rep. study Hall After graduating from Glassport High School, Mr. Marcenelle went to Indiana State Teachers College and to the University of Pittsburgh. He has been with the Carnegie faculty for two years. Mr. Marcenelle teaches social studies and became the sponsor of Stu- dent Council last year. Student Council is a government organization which is com,posed of two representatives from each homeroom. The officers of Student Council are elected each year by the student body. Mr. Marcenelle is also an assistant foot- ball coach and is very proud of the fact that it took our cheerleaders only two years to learn to spell his name. S His sophomore homeroom is located in the study hall. His Student Council repre- sentatives are John Mullaney and Jackie Mendola. Mr. Marcenelle Homeroom 208 Mr. Palonis After graduating from South High School, Mr. Palonis attended the University of Pitts- burgh where he received a B.A. degree. He was the recipient of the Frick Scholarship which enabled him to attend the University of Mexico. Mr. Palonis has been a-t Carnegie High for six years. He teaches French and Spanish and is the sponsor of the French-Spanish Club. The purpose of this club is to better the understanding of the French and Spanish people and their way of living. The members of the club consist of students taking the French and Spanish languages. Mr. Palonis can be easily distinguished by his curly hair and his height. He has the sophomore homeroom 208. His Student Coun- cil representatives are Diane Bevard and Kent Medwig. First Row: Mingarelli, Palombi, Kinney, Medwig - RW., Bevard - RCP-, Davis, MHSlCY, C1'3Wf0Yd- Second Row: Richards, Boyce, Giglotte, Porter, Chonoski, English, Funarl. Third Row: Caroleo, Carlson, Kidder, Coleman, Hayes, Palivoda. Fwst Row: Broniak, Upcraft, Speziale - Rep., Kantor - Treas., Grove - Rep., Telerico - Pres Swoger Pres., V. Streppa - Sec., Gazda, Myers. Second Row: Turnbull, Rakowsky, Rossi, Komorowski, Armani, Goscenski, Cook, Dros-t, Shaffer TIHHIOH Third Row: Gall, Sharkey, Carrick, Brenneman, Spelar, C. Smith, Stone, J. Streppa, Hiles, Ferrari Homeroom 210 Mr. Stockum, after graduating from Car- negie High School, at-tended Waynesburg Col- lege where he received his B.A. degree. He re- ceived his M.A. degree at the University of Pittsburgh. Mr. Stockum has been teaching at Car- negie for seventeen years. Aside' from teach- ing social studies, he is the head coach of the varsity basketball and baseball teams, which takes up most of his time. , Mr, Stockum is noted for his famous deals . He has the sophomore homeroom 210. His room is Well represented in Student Council by Mary Lu Speziale and Richard Grove. Mr. Stockum Homeroom 1 1 Mr. Burkett Mr. Burkett, who was once a student at Carnegie High School, has been teaching here for sixteen years. After graduating from Carnegie High, he attended Indiana State Teachers College where he received his B.S. degree, he then attended the University of Pittsburgh Where he earned a Master of Let- ters degree. Burk, as he is better known to the stu- dents, teaches physics, physical science, a-ntd chemistry. Mr. Burkett sponsors the Camera Club, in which its members are taught the techniques of developing, printing and en- larging pictures, and the purchasing of photo- graphic equipment. Burk also sponsors the Future Engineers and Scientists of America. He is most famous for his shock treatment. Mr. Burkett has the sophomore homeroom 211. His Student Council representatives are Betty Plachecki and Tom Moehring. First Row: Daily, Shimkus, Weitzel - Treas., Fisher - V. Pres., Kelly - Sec., Plachecki - Rep., Moehring - Pres., Reed, Cochran, George. Second Row: Lyons, Salmon, Barthen, Naughton, Mlhittington, Hall, Caruso, Scott, Meneghini, Kiszer. Third Row: Lewis, Black, Grohoski, Fox, Grote, Clemmons, Sekura, Sally, Amend, Clements. .Mit-byas-mm-,,...ifts.,ta-wt-it-t.i..t.:iw:s-wtmvta... .i.. ,, .f.. ...... .. .. i First Row: Steinhart, Moss, Romano - Treas., Wilcox - V. Pres., Komen - Sec., Roth - Pres Bilewicz Rep De Fonso - Rep., Gartz, Allen. Second Row: Guzzi, Mays, Smith, Ragland, Schlieper, Gorczyca, Dixon, Conley, Palosky, Jones Sekelik Legg Third Row: Checco, Longo, Musico, Baux, Ginther, Homa, Masco, Finnicum, Sherman, Young Scott Homeroom 212 Mr. Cross, after graduating from Carnegie High School, attended Salem College in West Virginia, where he received his B.S. degree. He obtained his M.S. degree at the University of Pittsburgh. Mr. Cross has been teaching at C.H.S. for five years. He teaches biology I and advanced biology. He is the coach of junior high foot- ball and sponsors the Biology Club. This club is open to any student taking a course in bio- logy and its purpose is to interest its mem- bers in the science of biology. Its activities consist of making field trips, growing plants, and other various projects. Mr. Cross has the sophomore homeroom 212. The Student Council representatives are Alice Bilewicz and John De Fonso. Mr. Cross i E e n Sitting: Zawoyski, Janas. Standing: Zaletski, Barbish. Junior Class Officers President .....,.. -.---Charles Zawoyski Vice President ..., .... S tephen Zaletski Secretary ....... ...... A rlene Janas Treasurer .... ..... M arilyn Barbish Sponsor - Mr. Speziale First Row: Strous, Thomas, Schonder, Stasiowski, Tavolerti Rep Zaletski Rep Walker jones Langmann Masley. Second Row: Pollack, VValton, Daniels, McCalmon, Williams Ranz Uptegraff Miller Briant Fithen Craigie Third Row: Gibbs, Vasalech, Zaracki, Florence, Knarr Bunio Kachnycz Clatty Spmda lshm Lmkesh Millar Homeroom 103 The homeroom teacher of Room 103 is Mr Spemle Mr. Speziale. Mr. Speziale attended the Uni- versity of Pittsburgh where he received his B. A. degree. He did graduate work at the uni- versities of Pittsburgh and Duquesne. Mr. Speziale is faculty manager of the Athletic Association and sponsor of the Junior Class. He teaches economics, problems of democracy, and political science. The Student Council representatives of Room 103 are Mary Ann Tavoletti and Step- hen Zaletskig Patty Stasiowski and Marlane Schonder are majorettes, and Tony Florence was a member of the Allegheny County Cho- rus. Officers of other organizations are: Mary Ann Tavoletti - vice-president of Progressive Tri-I-Ii-Y, Ed Bunio - president of Original Hi-Y, Tony Florence - president of Biology Club, and Stephen Zaletski - vice-president of the Junior Class. Homeroom 104 Mr. Sawhill Mr. Sawhill, better known as Pop is the homeroom teacher of Room 104. Mr. Sawhill graduated from Muskingham College where he earned a B.A. degree. Mr. Sawhill teaches algebra and plane geometry. He can easily be identified by the ruler which he always carries with him. Mr. Sawhill claims his to be the best jun- ior horneroorng ithese are what he terms his famous people : Jim Tudas - vice-president of the Biology Club, Gerrie Isaacs - secretary of Biology Club and also a cheerleader, and representatives in Student Council are Frances Yuschak and Richard Bres. First Row: Kreiger, Zethner, Kleer, Esser, Yuschak - Rep., Bres - Rep., Mersing, Schaffer, Nardini, Demain. Second Row: Young, Isaacs, Gozzard, Kendrick, Zawilla, Wortley, Shipley, Curinga, Minor, Lewicki. Third Row: Black, McDermitt, Schultze, Bates, Tudas, Fitzpatrick, Popivchak, Viviano, Zarichnak, Garner, Crid- ge, Salvato. First Row: Lockhart, Rosser, Miscoski, Passaro - V. Pres., Farinella - Sec., Pastin - Treas., Egolf Pres Huch ko, Comber, Gerrero. Second Row: Fidurski, Armani, Bernaciak, Meyers, Cunilirlghfilll, LHHC, BHfl1iSl1 - RCP-, Boyda Cilflln JOUCS Kearns, Radzik. Third Row- McNavish Re Funaro Schultz Kocza'a. Haberman, Black, Broniak, Young, Barrle Smlth S010 - ' P-i , 1 J minsky, Novakovsky, Zarvis, Spangler. Homeroom 204 Miss Cochran is the homeroom teacher of Room 204. She received her B.A. degree from Intdiana State Teachers College, and has done graduate work at Pitt and Duquesne Uni- versities. Miss Cochran teaches the commercial sub- jects and sponsors the Progressive Tri-Hi-Y. The officers of organizations in Room 204 are: Sandy Armani - Secretary of Progressive Tri-Hi-Y, Marilyn Barbish - treasurer of the Junior Class, Janet Boyda - Chaplain of Progressive Tri-Hi-Y, Carol Gerrero - treas- urer of Progressive Tri-Hi-Y, Sophie Hutchko - president of Future Business Leaders of America, Mary Jane Jones - secretary of Fu- ture Teachers of America and Future En- gineers of America. Sandy Armani and Jo Ann Farinella are cheerleadersg Clara Miscoski is a 'miajorette and Shirley Pastin is Drum-Maj- oretteg and Student Council representatives are Marilyn Barbish and Ken McNavish. Miss Cochran Homeroom 205 Miss Mason is the homeroom teacher of Room 205. She graduated from Duquesne University, where she received her B.A. and M.A. degrees. Miss Mason teaches the corn- mercial subjects. She is the sponsor of the See which is turning out a fine school paper under her sponsorship. One may always find a member of the See staff interviewing people, writing about social and sports events or running to Room 205 with his assignment in order to meet the deadline. There is one cheerleader in Room 205 - Pat Carusog two of the girls are in the -Girls' Ensemble - Judy Komrada and Joyce Dun- levy, Betsy Barnett is the 'treasurer of the Drama Club. Room 205 is well represented in Student Council by Pat Caruso and Gary Zwyotko. Miss Mason First Row: Ribeau, Barthen, Kortz, Fedunok - Pres., Drinkhall - V. Pres., Caruso - Rep., Dunlevy - Sec., Zywotko - Rep., Schade, Snee. fecgnzi Row: Franc, Barnett, Bracket, Mascellino, Komrada, Sparbanie, Lewis, Troha, Miller, Harbaugh, Rag- an , yons. Ighirfikliowr Linkus, Rush, Yurchak, Molinaro, Malizio, Sheppard, Lane, Jordan, Balchon, Bevilacqua, Sgro, Klein, owic 1. First Row: Lewis, johnson, Nord, Derewicki - Pres., Hilton - Sec., Palombi - V. Pres., Armani Treas Burke Sickles, Grandinetti. Second Row: Fox, Fantone, Boyle, Bres, Bolan, McGinnis, Sarsfield, Glatz, Bennett, Windon, Carilli Lindner Mey ers - Rep. Third Row: Kandravy, Geisler, Crocenelli, Spolnick, Zawoyski - Rep., Amstone, Lamb, Posner Homeroom 206 The homeroom teacher of Room 206 is Miss Boyle. Miss Boyle received a B.A. and an M.Ed. from the University of Pittsburgh. She teaches senior English, business arithme- tic, and office practice, she sponsors the Fu- ture Business Leaders of America. Room 206 is represented in Student Coun- cil by Barbara Meyers and Charles Zawoyski. Gloria Hilton and Donna Bres are majorettes. Some officers in other organizations are: ,Mar- guerite Sarsfield - president of Progressive Tri-Hi-Y, Charles Zawoyski - president of the Junior Class, Raymond Posner - treasurer of Future Engineers and Scientists of Amer- ica, Carl Amstone - vice-preside-nit of Future Engineers and 7 Scientists of America. The Future Business Leaders of America are well represented by 'the following: Barbara Mey- ers - vice-president, Carole Fox - secre-tary, Donna Bres - treasurer, and Sandy Windon - recorder. Pat Sickles sings in the Girls' En- semble. Miss Boyle Library Mr. Van Arsdale The library has just this year become a homeroom with Mr. Van Arsdale as the home- room teacher. Mr. Van Arsdale has obtained a Bachelor of Education and a Master of Ed- ucation degrees from Duquesne University. He is the brave soul that teaches Drivers' Educa- tiong he also teaches general math and is the sponsor of the Novus Hi-Y. Barbara 'White and Jim Clements repre- sent the library in Student Council. So-me of the officers of other organizations are: War- ren McCu1lough - president of the Rifle Club, Lora Masciantonio - treasurer of Bio- logy Club, Arlene Janas - secretary of the Junior Class, and Barbara White - treasurer of Future Teachers of America. Lora Mas- ciantonio adds her voice to the Girls' En- semble. First Row: Walker, Kleer, Kinney - Pres., Kramer - V. Pres., Stack - Sec., Turney - Treas., White - Rep., Clements - Rep., Russell, Masclantonio. Second Row: Taylor, La Sota, Janas, Miller, Upcraft, Stys, Davis, Volk. Third Row: Pappas, Black, McNavish, Prozzoly, Bregon, Grandinetti, Nowicki, Mox, Kraus. -5 Arlene Janas and Georgann Wortley through, with a hard day's work? First Row: Clements, Oliver, Kerr. Second Row: Seibert, Caporali, Miraglia. 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't5Xgi??',F1il' i fy. f 1. g , ' 4' - ' 'ri,f?YTi?ri2fii , K p ' ,wWm.w A- Grace Bailey Copy Editor Voyager Staff Jane Cooper Business Manag ET Judy Komrada. Assistant Business Manager Marguerite Sarsfield Assistant Picture Editor Kathleen Budzik Judy Allen Picture Editor Joann Bogdon Head Typist Lenore De Fonso . Manager Senior Section Carl Shanahan Artist Jerome Dantry Sports Editor Larry Sherman Student Photographer James Tudas junior Editor Copy Staff Pat Burda Copy Staff Marie Grande Copy Staff Maria Magliocca Copy Staff Mrs. Chidlow Sponsor David Raskin copy smff Lydia Sharanevych Copy Staff Arliss Skirpan Copy Staff Jo Ann Farinella Copy Staff janet Boyda Copy Staff Marilyn Barbish Copy Staff Rita Walasik Copy Staff Howard Clatty Copy Staff jean Walker Copy Staff Allegro Chiesa Copy Staff Mary Lu Speziale copy Smff Judith Sutton Copy Staff Janice Swoger Copy Staff janet Gretches Typist Gloria Hilton Typist Barbara White Typist First Row: Sutton, Pellegrin, Galbraith, Martin, Ragazzo, Chiesa, Bird, Johns, Buchko, Stack. Second Row: Walker, Windon, Dalby, Steinhart, Cardimone, Sparbanie, Komrada, Zawilla, Iacono, Kennedy, Gwynn Third Row: Knarr, Fox, Giannangelo, Palmer, Sherman, Thomas, Raspanti, Raskin, Slifka, Nutbrown, Clemm. See taff Sitting: Miss Mason -- Sponsor: Standing: Martin - Head Typist, Galbraith - Bus. Mgr. Editor - Fred Clemm N First Row: Gibbs, Speziale, Menclola, Placehecki, Bilewiez, Ragazzo, Tavoletti, Black, Allen, Bevard, Caruso. Second Row: McNavish, Fox, Yuschak, Corbett, Budzik, Skirpan, Pellegrinf Barbish, W'hite, Meyers, Hegeman Zaletski. Third Row: Bres, O'Shea, Zywotko, T. Meclwig, Moehring, Zawoyski, Grove, Thomas, Woods, Michigan, Clements Shanahan, K. Medwig, De Fonso, Mullaney. Student Council Sitting: Mr. Marcenelle - Sponsor Standing: Robert Michigan - V. Pres., Kathleen Budzik - Treas. Arliss Skirpan - Sec. President - Carl Shanahan x First Row: Sutton, Drinkhall, Grande, Yuschak, Zawilla, Volk, Miller, Skirpan, Martin, Lewellyn, Ragazzo, Mag- liocca, Bailey. Second Row: B. Upcraft, Kinney, Reynolds, Farinella, Hilton, Meyers, Shipley, Boyda, Mendola, K. Upcraft, D Chidlow, Speziale, Sansoni, Ratajack, Komen, Dixon, Scott. Third Row: R. Chidlow, O'Shea, Raskin, Nardini, Schaffer, Picard, Curinga, Minor, Sarsfield, Schafer, Nord, Bar- nett, Zawoyski, Clatty, Mason, Hegtrmzin. Drama Club Sitting: Mr, Clawson - Sponsor, Chidlow - V. Pres.: Standing: Ragazzo - Sec., Barnett - Treas. President - Raul Hegeman Fzrst Row Stack Komorowskx Kantor Mays Mlelk Schucht Romano Stemhart Gazda Sklrpan Black Allen Turnbull Clements Second Row Walker Swoger Krelger Schheper Baker Meneghlm Wllson TIHUIOH Conley Gorczyca Hall Porter Thnd Row Scott XVatson Romano Langer Boyda Sembrat Sherman Kerchanskl Steranko Kmkus Palmer Pas SZIFO Camera lu '---v-.J Szttzng Mr Burkett Sponsor Standmg Judy Allen Sec Ray Steranko Treas Arl1ss Skrrpan V Pres Preszdent Larry Sherman First Row: Moehring, Tudas, Pollock, Gibbs, Derewicki. Sermzd Row: 0'Shea. G. Zywotko, Funaro, Otto, Michigan, Passaro, Millar, Zaletski, Grove. Third Row: Gall. Koziak, Fedunok, Bunio, Thomas, Schafer, Shanahan, Romano, Bonfili, Solominsky, Malone Kohut, R. lywotko. Fourth Huw: Semhrat, Meyers, Raskin, Joyce, Young, Garner, Wooclall, Raspanti, Luigard, Salvato, Spolnick, Ar- mani, Nowicki. Fifth Raw: Troha, Woods, Egolf, Shaw. riginal Hi-Y Sitting: Mr. Stout, Sponsorg Standing: Robert Michigan - Sec., Tony Troha - Treas., Carl Shanahan - V. Pres. President - Edward Bunio First Row: Benedict, Dantry, Boyda, Speca, E. Usechek, Hegeman, Giannangelo. Second Row: Cridge, Sheppard, Rush, Black, Fox, Funari, S, Uscchek, Grandinetli, Florence, Telerico, Chidlow. Third Row: Vera, De Fonso, Lane, McCullough, English, Litvak, K. Medwig, T. Medwig, Coleman. Novus Hi-Y Sitting: Mr. Van Arsdale - Sponsorg Standing: jack Boyda - V. Pres., Gary. Marches - Sec., Benny Speca - Treas., Raul Hegeman - Chaplln. President - Jerome Dantry First Row: Sutton, Gangone, Buchko, Johns, Ross, Miller, Skirpan, Martin, Lewellyn, Allen, Black, Burke. Second Row: Krovchyshyn, Bumbaca, Roman, Dalby, Drost, Gessler, Cunningham, Walasik, Galbraith, Budzxk, Grande Nadoln Ra azzo Pelle rin , y, g , g . Third Row: Hawkins, Corbett, Gwynn, Mercer, Leonardi, Kearns, Ziegler, Barker, Adams, Herbert, Rhow, Bog- don, Sally, Gretches, Augustine, Howell. Delta Tri-Hi-Y Sitting: Miss Dickenson - Sponsorg Standing: jean Ziegler - Sec., Judy Hawkins - Treas., john Buch- ko - Chaplain, Anna Marie Pellegrin - V. Pres. President - Jean Mercer First Row: J. Miller, Sickles, Janas, Barbish, Dunlevy, Esscr, Russell, Armani, Gerrero, Komrada, Sparbanie, Meyers, Hilton, Barnett, Farinella. Second Row: Thomas, Glatz, Bracker, VVortley, Boyda, Sarsfield, Caruso, Tavoletti, Nord, Ranz, Bres, Kramer, Mill- er, Nardini, Schaffer, Snee, jones, Isaacs, Shade, Young. Third Row: Volk, Lane, Drinkhall, Masciantonio, Windon, Hlhite, Meyers. Curinga, Johnson, Minor, Shipley, Miller, Lewis, McGinnis, Kortz, Kerr, Walker, Stys, Gozzard, Kleer, Ribeau. Progressive Tri-Hi-Y Sitting: Miss Cochran - Sponsor: Standing: Sandy Armani - Sec., Janet Boyda - Chaplain, Mary Ann Travoletti - V. Pres., Carol Cerrero - Treas., Gloria Hilton - Rep- resentative. . V President - Marguerite Sarsfield First Row: Gartz, Gretches, Broniak, Scott, Swoger, Katocs, Sekelik, Hefferan, Thompson, Drost, Dixon, Davis. Second Row: Steinhart, Flint, Naughton, Gentile, Gibbs, Masley, George, Zediak, Wilson, Romano, Komen, Bevard, Kelly, Stein, Whitaker, Sutton. Third Row: Caruso, Walton, Baker, S. Turnbull, K. Turnbull, Kantor, Komorowski, Yustak, Allen, Cubic, Bateman, Smith, Fife, Davis, Giglotte, Whittington, Mingarelli, Fisher, Cochran, Wilson. Fourth Row: Picard, Porter, Gorczyca, Conley, Gazda, Schucht, Palombi, Rupinsky, Streppa, Palosky, Masciantonio Plachecki, Chonoski, Cook, Armani, Bilewicz, Chidlow, Wengryn, Hall, Shaffer, Tinnion. Golden Rule Tri-Hi-Y Sitting: Miss Williams - Sponsor. Standing: Mary jane Romano - Sec., Janice Swoger - Chaplain, Shirley Komen - V. Pres., Judy Sutton - Treas. President - Diane Bevard a First Row Kearns Otto Rhow Essex' Sekehk Mmgerelh Second Row J Caruso Srckles Dunlevy Barblsh janas Bogdon Galbralth Burda Meyer Iacona Chlesa Black Maghocca LCWIS Third Row Bracker Kelly Wortley Brlewlcz Rupmsky Palombl Dav1s Boyle Armam Sparbame Komrada Zawilla, Walker, Russell, Demain, George, Fife. I Fourth Row: Pastin, Kearns, Zeigler, Kennedy, Gerrero, Tavoletti, Caruso, Bennett, Crawford, Gangone, Zedlak e . Grandlnettx, Cunningham, Leonardl, H rbert, Gretches, McCla1n Girls' Athletic Association Sitting: Mrs. Ball - Sponsor. Standing: Wilma Meyer - Treas., Mary Chiesa - Sec., Pat Burda V. Pres. President - Marlene Iacona Q- wk ini ui' all Q First Row: Chiesa, T. Medwig, Coleman, Shanahan, Boyda, Lewis, Meyers, Dantry. Second Row: Liitvak, Schultz, Amend, Nowicki, Weitzel, Schafer, Klim, K. Medwig, Snarey. . Third Row: Geisler, Solominsky, Wilk, Otto, Usechek, Speca, Stotsky, Thomas, Garner, Derewicki, Marches, Bunio. S Varsity C Sitting: Mr. Zaney - Sponsor. Standing: Robert Michigan - Treas., Eugene Usechek - Sec., Jerome Dantry - V. Pres. President - Ben Speca First Row: Johns, Cooper, Meyer, Sharanevych, Pellegrin, Miller, Skirpan, Nadolny, DeFonso, Ross, J. Miller, M. Wilson. Second Row: Giamberdini, Egolf, Kinney, Chiesa, Schade, Lane, Kortz, Weitzel, Schultze, Rockwood, Dey. Third Row: Urbanek, Prozzly, Lawrence, Raspanti, Young, G. Romano, Troha, A. Romano, Diebold, Woods, Koczaji, Green. French- panish Club Sitting: Tony Troha - V. Pres., Mr. Palonis - Sponsor. Standing: Jane Cooper - Sec., Lydia Sharanevych - Treas, President - Anthony Raspanti First Row: Covi, Clements, Checco, Green, Knarr, Briant, Florence, FOX. Second Row: Broniak, Stein, Masciantonio, Budzik, Walasik, Johnson, Podolak, Young, Plachecki, Wengryu, Salmon, Gretches, Bevard. Third Row: Sherba, Amend, White, Kohut, Grandinetti, Benedict, McKnavish, Giannangelo, Isaacs, Masciantonio, Wleikel, Caroleo, Longo, Ferrie, Zaletski. Fourth Row: Broniak, Mullaney, Roth, Grove, Popivchak, Tudas, Goscenski, Raskin, Ratajack, Zawoyski, Smith, Boyce, Carrick, Finnicum, Wilcox, Brenneman, Lane. Biology Club Sitting: Mr. Cross - Sponsor Standing: Gerrie Isaacs - Sec., James Tudas - V. Pres., Lora jo Masciantonio - Treas. President - Anthony Florence First Row: Viviano S an ler Mersin ones McNavish Watson , p g , g, J , , . Second Row: Posner, Amstone, Fitzpatrick, Clatty, Goscenski, Krisovenski, Smith. Sitting: Mr. Burkett - Sponsor. Standing: Raymond Posner - Treas., Carl Amstone . V. Pres., Mary jane Jones - Sec. President - James Krisovenski Future Engineers of America First Row Reed Mersmg Wh1te Welkel Ranz Nutbrown jones Staslowskl Schonder Future Teachers of America Szttzng Mrs Pavlov Sponsor Standmq Kathleen Mersmg Llbrarlan Barbara Whlte Treas Pat Wexkel V Pres Mary jane Jones Sec Presldent Glorla Nutbrown First Row: Kleer, Kramer, Miller, Gentile, Thompson, Moss, Fox, Bres, Huchko, Kennedy, Windon, Meyers. Second Row: J. Kleer, Rossi, Giglotle, Cook, Lindner, LaSota, McGinnis, Jones, Streppa, Palosky, Glatz. Third Row: Fitzpatrick, McCalm0n, Fantone, Gozzard, Ribeau, Kerr, Bernaciak, Trybus, Rakowsky, Goscenski, Clemm. Future Business Leaders Sitting: Miss Boyle - Sponsor. Standing: Barbara Meyers - V. Pres., Donna Bres - Treas., Carole Fox - Sec., Sandra Windon - Librarian. President - Sophie Huchko First Row: Rosser, Gartz, Isaacs, Magliocca, Buchko, Ragazzo, Shimkus. Second Row: Langmann, Harbaugh, Masley, Miscoski, Bumbaca, Lewicki, Zethner, Howell, Burke, Lockhart. 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Carnegie High Football Schedule, 1958 Carnegie .gg. 20 Carnegie Carnegie .... 34 Carnegie ,... 131 Carnegie ..., 27 Carnegie .... 7 Carnegie ,..t 34 Carnegie ..,. Carnegie ,... Carnegie ..a, ---- 7 South ....-. -,- 21 McKees Rocks - 6 Dorrnont ....a. 6 Moon ..... -- 6 Stowe ......... 0 Bridgeville ,,L, 13 West Allegheny 15 Coraopolis ...C 6 Crafton a-.a... 20 Scott M... .... 2 1 Football Manager - Frank Fox Football Team Big Ten Champions - P Left to Right: Schafer, Medwig, Garner, Marches, Litvak, Raskin, Coleman, Malizio, Zywotko, Stotsky. Varsity Basketball Seniors: Coleman, Litvak, Marches, Medwig, Schafer, Stotsky, Raskin. Coach Mr. Stockum Sherba Manager Mr. Marcenelle Coach quad Cen ter: Coleman. C.H.S. 48 ........h. 51--- 49 ---------- 48 ---------- 69 ---------- 5l--- 36 ---------- 55 ---------- 59 ---------- 66 ---------- C.H.S. 43 ---------- 38 ---------- 37 ---------- 33 -------.-. 37 ---------- 42--- 45--- 42--- 41--- 62 ---------- McKees Rocks --- -----North Braddock Edgewood ------- Peters Township Moon Township Stowe ---------- Dormont ------ -- Brentwood ------ Bethel ---------- West Allegheny -- McKees Rocks --- North Braddock Edgewood ------- Peters Township Moon Township - Stowe ---------- Dormont ------- Brentwood ------ Bethel --.----- -- West Allegheny -- VARSITY C.H.S. 61- --------- 68 ---------- 50 ---------- 5l--- 46 ---------- Glassport ----- Grafton ----.-- Scott Township Bren twood ---- Bethel -------- 50 ---------- West Allegheny 51 ---------- 53 ---------. 45 .--------- 65 ---------- B-SQUAD C.H.S. 34 ---------- 37 ---------- 61--- 52 - -------- - 37 ---------- 49 ---------- 30 ------ ---- 4l ---------- 49 ---------- 47 ---------- Glassport --.-- Crafton ------- Scott Township Bellevue ------ Glassport ----- Crafton ------- Scott Township Brentwood ---- Bethel -------. West Allegheny Glassport ----- Crafton ------- Scott Township Bellevue ------ Left to Right: Funari, DeFonso, Usechek, Roth, Grove, Moehring, Aston, Horna, English, Streppa, Bailey Gian nangelo. First Row: Bable, Benedict, Cole, Gray, Malone. Second Row: Passaro, Boyce, Geisler, Solominsky, Schulte, Posner. Third Row: Amend, Snarey, Gall, Cridge, Sembrat, Michigan, Hayes, Schultze, Black. ,nm n-WW Seniors: Left to Right: Sembrat, Michigan, Schulte, Bahle, Malone. Carne lee, ,v.e. , g Carnegie Carnegie Carnegie Carnegie Carnegie Carnegie ........ Carnegie Carnegie Carnegie Carnegie Carnegie Carnegie Carnegie Carnegie 1:11128 SCORES Avella ,,,,,.... Mt. Lebanon .... Shaler .,,,,,, Cecil ..,,e,,., Burgettstown e,........A.. Wilkinsburg .ee,,...e,.,,. Soctt QChartiers Valleyj West View , ...,.,e....f Peters Township ...,,.,... Munhall .ee,,,,,... Shadyside Academy C-- North Allegheny ..,. Mt. Lebanon .,,.. Dormont , ,,,,,.. West Allegheny --- Wrestling Coaches - Mr. Swenn, Mr. Group Kneeling: Ross, Speziale, Xveikel, Zawilla. Standing: Smith, McCullough, McNavish, Caroleo, Knarr, Carlson, Clatty. Rifle Coach . Mr. Hartley Sitting: McCullough - Pres. Standing: Knarr - V. Pres., Weikel - Treas., McNavish - The rifle team, sponsored by Mr. Hartley, is compos- ed of ten students chosen according to scores obtained during practice sessions. The purpose of the team is to teach members the proper handling of guns as well as good sportsmanship. The team shoots twelve matches a year wih six neighboring schools. Each member of the team is required to belong to the National Rifle Associa- tion. This organization provides ammunition and targets for the team. The member with the high accumulative score on the team at the end of the year receives an award. Any mem- ber who shoots in three-fourths of the matches receives a letter. Sec First Row: T. Medwi E. Usechek, E. Coleman, Schafer, Stotsky, Garner, Meyers g' c 1 ' Kli 1, Weitzel, Mamie, zywotko, Second Row: O'Shea, Palombi, Schultze, K. Medwig, Molinaro, Gibbs, VI. o eman, n Moehring, Zaletski, McCullough, Funari, Bailey, Streppa, S. Usechek. 3 Baseball Seniors: Left to Right: Coleman, Meyers, Medwig, O'Shea, Stotsky, Schafer, Usechek. With the coming of spring, Mr. Stockum announces the 'first baseball practice which brings all the baseball players of C. H. S. back into circulation. For this year's baseball season, five lettermen are returning to the base- ball diamond, three of which are seniors. Along with these veterans, there are many fine-looking sophomore, ju-nior, and senior prospects who are hoping to be chosen as members of the team. Coach Stockum is looking for- ward to a successful season with the team. l Coach - Mr. Stockum Golf Coach - Mr. Zaney Left to Right: Speca, Boyda, Litvak, Sembrat, Hegeman. Seniors: Left to Right: Sembrat, Litvak, Speca, Boyda, Hegeman The golf team this year is quite fortunate in having five returnees from last year's squad. Roger Sernbrat, Paul Litvak, Jack Boyda, Tom Medwig, and Raul Hege- man have gained some much needed experience by parti- cipating in all of last year's matches. A newcomer, Francis Linkesh, is also expected to aid the team this season. The team travels to various courses throughout the district to compete. The home games are played at the Chartiers Valley Country Club. This year, the team will compete in Section VI of the W. P. I. A. L. Mr. Zaney will coach the team this season, and is looking forward to a very successful year. Left to Right: Austin, Jack Knarr, Grove, Dey, Jim Knarr, Briant, Cole. Seniors: Grove, Dey. This year for the first time, Carnegie High School in- troduced a new varsity sport - tennis. Although a team has not as yet been organized, the prospective members which are pictured above have had a great deal of ex- perience by participating in local matches. Many of the boys placed among the top in such tournaments as the Western Pennsylvania Junior Championship, the Edge- worth Club Junior Invitational Tournament, and the Richland Township Tournaments. Jim Knarr, -lack Knarr, and Roy Austin were members of the Junior Davis Cup Squad. The tennis team is sponsored by Mr. Bandyk. New tennis courts will be constructed for the team as soon as possible. Tennis Coach - Mr. Bandyk Homecoming Walking: Bogdon, Dantry. . i Standing: Wortley, Millar, Comber, Geisler, Gorczyca, Bailey, Gazda Kopia. Left to Right, Sitting: Gazda, Gorczyca, Bogdon, Comber, Wortley. Standing: Millar, Geisler. Left to Right, Standing: Wortley, Millar, Dantry, Geisler, Gorczyca, Bailey, Kopia, Gazda. Sitting: Joann Bogdon, Queen. Shirley Jean Black ' Queen of Sports King and Queen of Sports , X f - x Rob Mhg K g fSp Y i 5 v X Mc-fx ii il, ' 4 QP K' E . 2 -iii , gf V W Mwwf- ,gg . 2 s gee .if ww If AIX Wf fHXWKIKTV mf LUX flfix Am '--.4'-gg.f4-.M N syilxt X77 gm ' WT R .HQ7V 5H0l INX -Q1.xXg:4d-,SJ sf fWb !? k fg X - QM, -S W -,XL All NNT pf K QLVQAQH A:,,. - Q.. n F ? x x X 1, , l F i V. M LL,, ,nr .w,na3NiH'N-wdaywyewwmwaw.. Qjiwmawqzwwgi Finally the finished product of highest quality, our graduating SENIURS. Dedication We, the class of 1959, dedicate our year- book to you, Miss Cochran, in appreciation for all that you have done for our school. During your 29 years of teaching at Carnegie High, you have done a wonderful job in our com- mercial department. You have always taught your students the fine points of a commercial education and instilled in them many of the sterling qualities that you possess. Your char- acter sets an excellent example for all. Not only have you been a wonderful teach- er and friend to all the students in the class- room, you have been a loyal supporter of the students by your attendance at all outside ac- tivities, whether it be a football game or the Senior Dance. This may have been to you in- significant, but it meant very much to us to know that a teacher took such an interest in her students and the teaching profession. It made us quite happy to see you sitting on the sidelines. Through the years, you have been of great assistance to many groups, especially the sen- ior classes which you have sponsored. Last year, for example, you have taken over the sponsorship of the Progressive Tri-Hi-Y and helped it to grow and prosper. For these things and many others, we thank you, Miss -Cochran, and we are glad that some- one else has come to love you as much as we have. We wish for you all the joy and happi- ness that married life can bring. Although you will leave us next year, we will remember you always. First Row: Skirpan, Sharanevych . Student Directors. Second Row: Grande, Bogdon, Miller, Nadolny, Martin, Lewellyn, Buchko, DeFonso. Third Row: Bailey, Raskin, Meyers,-Galbraith., Shanahan, Litvak, Dey, Medwig, O'Shea, Midili. Senior Play Cast Thunder On Sycamore Street The nights Of NOVCmber 20 and 21 Will Arthur Hayes --- .......... ..... D avid Raskin Mrs. McAllister .... .... B arbara Nadolny Frank Morrison --- ...., Paul Litvak Joseph Blake ...... ..... . . Carl Shanahan Clarice Morrison .... .... L enore DeFonso Roger Morrison ......, ...,,,,,-, B ob Dey Chris Morrison ....,,... M, Tom Medwig Charlie Denton --- ..... Terry O'Shea Grace Denton .-- .... Joann Bogdon Bill McAllister .... Phyllis Hayes ....... ------- ---- jackie Martin Caroline Hayes ....... Mrs. Harkness - Judy Blake ,............ ----- Kely Midili ----- Ann Miller --- Marie Grande ---- .Ioan Buchko MHC - ............... .... J erry Meyers Irma - .,---- Anna Blake --- Mrs. Carson --- Mary Ann Sutton Shirley Black Benny Speca john Stasiowski Roger Sembrat Raul Hegeman ----- --- Joyce Galbraith ---- jane Lewellyn -------------------- Grace Bailey Gary Marches Ray Steranko Anthony Romano Theresa Ragazzo Ierome Koziak Ronnie Zywotko remain among the happiest ones in the minds of the members in our senior play cast. It was on these nights that they presented their play, Thunder on Sycamore Street. The play centered around an ex-convict, joe Blake, who moved to Sycamore Street. The people on this street did not want Mr, Blake to continue living there. The play tells about the plans of the people of Sycamore Street to persuade joe Blake to move from his house. In the end, however, the people realize that what they had been planning was wrongg Joe Blake remains in his home and wins the friendship of the people in the neighborhood. Many hours were spent in practicing, learn- ing lines and rehearsing scenes of the play. For a while, Mr. Clawson, our director, as well as members. of the cast, thought we would never make it. However, when the curtain closed after the last act, we were sure that it had been a great success. With the help of this play, the seniors were able to add about 35240.00 to their treasury and many pleasant hours to their memories. Senior Prom Our Senior Prom was held on a snowy Friday evening, December 19. The ballroom was georgeously decorated in the theme of Silver Bells. The colors progressed from a glimmering silver to a deep rose. Johnny Carr and his orchestra provided a wonderful selection of rhythmic and romantic arrange- ments. At 10:15 the queen of our Senior Prom, Roberta Gessler, was crown- ed. At 12:00 we proceeded to Dave Wright's Seafood Inn for a late supper, after which we returned to the ballroom and danced until morning. The memories of that night will long be remembered by all as a night of high excitement and ro- mantic enchantment. BARBARA JEAN ADAMs Barbara IS qu1et and modest Two excellent qua11t1es And Wlth her many attractlons She never falls to please G Clef 1011 Cho1r 12 Flag twlrler 11 Majorette 12 Intra mural Sports 10 11 Tr1 H1 Y 10 1112 Semor Prom Commlttee GEORGE ANEsT1s George IS just the klnd of lad Who nevel gets 1n trouble Hrs qu1et nature 1S qulte rare Where could we fmd h1s double? JUDITH ANN ALLEN Wavy ha1r pretty eyes A person trrm and neat A gxrl whos more attractlve You need not hope to meet Student COUHC11 12 VOYAGER Staff 1011 12 P1cture Ed1tor 12 Fourth Attendant May ueen Court 12 G Clef 10 Choxr 11 12 Cheerleader 11 12 Intramur al Sports 101112 Tr1H1Y 10 11 12 Treasurer 11 Debate Team 10 11 Camera Club 10 11 12 unlor Prom Comm1ttee 11 ALBERT L ARMEs Of all our qu1et classmates A1 seems the quretest one He never hurrles to get to class Or has h1s homework done MARY ANN ALLEN A talkauve g1r1 Wlth wmsome ways May her llfe be full Of happy days G C1ef10 Tr1H1Y10l1 Dra ma Club 1011 FBLA 12 SANDRA LEE AUGUSTINE Blg hearted gay and merry And a true fr1end most complete We w1sh all k1nds of luck for er May she some day E1v1s meet Future Nurses of Arnerlca 11 12 Treasurer 12 . x s. 1 I I 1 I I f . . . , . D 1 1 ,S Z' Z 5 13 ' 5 ' 3 ' ss: ' is ' .,5 - Q ,I ' Z Q 1 12- 1 ag ' :rg 1 y, Q ll: .YI :J ' - 1 - .. . . , - , , , 7 ' 1. hz yn FRANK D. BABLE For aggravating his teachers, Frank is very well fitted. He's smart but hates to study, And he's amazingly quick-witted. Wrestling 125 Rifle Club 105 Bio- logy Club 12. SHIRLEY JEAN BLACK Shirley is very industrious, While working she's always quite merryg A girl whom we all like very much, And she is our class secretary. Student Council 10,11,l25 Senior Class Secretary 125 Cheerleader 10,1 1,12, Head 125 Third Attend- ant - May Queen Court5 Basket- ball Varsity Team 11,125 Intra- mural Sports l0,11,125 Volley- ball Al11Stars 10,11, Captain 115 Championship Basketball Teamg G.A.A. 10,11,125 Tri-Hi-Y 10,11, 125 Camera Club 125 F.T.A. 11, 125 G. Clef 105 Junior Prom Committee 115 Senior Prom Committee 125 junior Play Com- mittee l15 Senior Play Commit- tee 12. GRACE SUSAN BAILEY Here is one of our favorite girls Of whom we'll all agree, With her smile and cheerful greetings She ranks first in personality. National Honor Society 11,l2, Secretary-Treasurer 125 Junior Class Secretary 115 Senior Class Treasurer 125 VOYAGER Staff 1l,12, Copy Editor 125 See Staff 10,115 'G Clef 105 Choir 11,125 Girls' Ensemble 11,125 County Chorus 125 Intramural Sports 10, 11,125 Championship Tenne- quoit Team 125 Championship Volleyball Team 125 Delta Tri- Hi-Y 10,11, Vice President 11, Representative 10,115 Drama Club 10,11-,12, Treasurer 115 De- bate Team 1l,125 Junior Play Cast 115 Senior Play Cast 125 Junior Prom Committee 115 Sen- ior Prom Committee 12. JOYCE LEE BIRD A quiet lass, who's seldom heard, Though few could be more zeal- ous. If you could find some more like her, We wish that you would tell us. See Staff 11,125 Tri-Hi-Y 10,115 Future Nurses Club 11,125 Ush- erette 11. BETTE RUTH BARKER Bette has eyes of blue And other features charming, And when her smile alights on you, It really is disarming. Student Council 105 Intramural Sports 105 Tri-Hi-Y 11,12. JOANN ALICE BOGDON She always has a cheery smile, A kindly word or two. We've found her qu-ite a charm- Ing missy - Like Joann there are few. VOYAGER Staff 11,12, Head Typist 125 See Staff 105 Home- coming Queen l25 Second At- tendant - May Queen Court5 G Clef 105 Choir 11,125 Cheerlead- er 115 Intramural Sports 10,11, 125 Volleyball All-Stars 115 Tri- Hi-Y 10,11,125 G.A.A. 10,1l,125 Senior Play Cast5 Junior Prom Committee 115 Championship Basketball Team 12. FRANK R. BONFILI Frank is such a quiet boy, From him we hardly hear a peep. VVe've wondered why he is so still- Do you suppose he is asleep? Football 11,125 VVrestling 125 Original Hi-Y l1,12. PATRICIA ANN BURDA A well-known blond with wavy hair And eyes of laughing b1ue5 And here's a secret - don't let it out- She has a sweetheart, too. National I-Ionor Society 11,12, Vice President 125 VOYAGER StafE125 G Clef 105 Choir 11,125 Girls' Ensemble 11,125 County Chorus 125 Girls' Basketball Team 115 Intramural Sports 10, 11,125 All-Star Volleyball 115 Championship Badminton Team 115 Championship Tennequoit Team 125 Championship Volley- ball Team 125 Rifle Team 11, Secretary 11, Letter 115 G.A.A. 10,11,12, Vice President 125 Tri- Hi-Y 11, Representative 115 Jun- ior Prom Committee 115 Senior Prom Committee 125 Senior Play Committee 125 Senior Banquet Committee 12. JOHN R. BOYDA Did you say he's very bashful? VVell, yes, but then again, no. He would rather watch the girls go by ' Than anything else we know. Glee Club 105 Choir 11,125 Foot- ball 10,l1,125 Letter 11,121 Bas- ketball 105 Golf 11,125 Varsity C 11,125 Novus Hi-Y10,11,12, Vice President 125 Camera Club 10,11, 12, Sergeant of Arms 11. KATHLEEN ANN BUDZIK Her voice and disposition sweet, Her manner so refined, Make her the kind of girl that we Shall always keep in mind. National Honor Society 11,125 Student Council 10,11,12, Treas- urer 125 Junior Class Treasurer 115 VOYAGER -Staff 125 May Queen 125 G Clef 105 Choir 11, 125 Biology Club 10,11, Vice President 105 Tri-Hi-Y 11,123 Junior Play Cast 11. JOAN ANN BUcHRo Though in height She's very small, With her smile She wins us all. See Staff 125 G Clef 105 Choir 11, 125 Intramural Sports 10,115 Tri- Hi-Y 10,11,12, Chaplain 11,125 Camera Club 10,115 Future Nurses of America 12, Secretary 125 Junior Play Cast 115 Senior Play Cast 125 Junior Prom Com- mittee 11. PATRICIA R. BUMBACA An efficient nurse she'll make some day, Of that we are quite sureg So if you see her holding some- one's hand- She's just taking his temperature. Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,125 Future Nurses Club 11,12, President 12. www w my ,I Wwmtmm CAROLE NIARGARET BURKE Maggie isn't very tall, But she is very clever. Does she talk in study hall? Oh never, never, never! G Clef 105 Debate Team 10,11 125 Delta Tri-Hi-Y 125 GAA. 101 ll. MARY G. CHIESA Mary plays volleyball, She's rather energetic. Any game's her specialtyg She's exceedingly athletic. See Staff 11,125 G Clef 105 Choir 11,125 Intramural Sports l0,1l, 125 G.A.A. 10,ll,12, Secretary 125 Usherette 11512. CLARENCE LEE CAIN His mind is full of antics, His antics full of fun. He's another reason why We're sorry school is done. Biology Club 10. FRED CLEMM Fred has no time to fiddle away, Not even a minute to wasteg Every time you see him, He seems to be in great haste. See Staff 10,11,l2, Editor 125 Representative to Signal-Item 125 Marching Band 10,115 Swing Band 105 F.B.L.A. 11,l2, Repre- sentative 11. RONALD WAYNE CHIDLOW The captain of our VOYAGER, The leader of our crewg He sailed her calmly in the storm And brought her safely through. National Honor Society 11,125 Student Council 10,115 VOY- AGER Staff l0,11,12, Editor 125 Summer Foreign Exchange Stu- dent to Germany 115 Glee Club 105 Choir 11,125 Wrestling 105 Novus Hi-Y 10,l1,l2, Secretary ll, Representative 10,115 Drama Club 10,11,l2, Vice President 125 Debate Team 105 Junior Play Cast 115 Junior Prom Committee 115 Senior Prom Committee 12. EDWARD COLEMAN A leader on the football field, At basketball he's a wonderg In the gym or on the field He seldom makes a blunder. Glee Club 105 Choir 11,125 Foot- ball 10,1l,l2, Letter 10,1l,125 Basketball 10,1l,l2, Letter 11,125 Baseball 10,1-1,12, Letter 10, ll, 125 Varsity C 10, 11, 12. JANE WYNN COOPER Never failing a recitation, She's prepared in every way. Success is her one ambition, And she studies many an hour away. National Honor Society 11,125 Student Council 115 VOYAGER Staff ll,l2, Business Manager 125 See Staff 105 G Clef 105 Choir 11, 125 Girls' Ensemble 11,125 Ac- companist 10,115 Tri-Hi-Y 10,1l, Secretary 115 French-Spanish Club 11,l2, Secretary 125 junior Play Castfll5 Assistant Business Manager for Magazine Cam- paign l25 junior Prom Commit- tee 115 Senior Prom Committee 12. CAROLYN LEE CUNNINGHAM You seldom hear her speak When she's attending class, But out of school, they say She's quite a friendly lass. Student Council 115 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11,125 Rifle Club 115 Senior Play Committee 12. CAROL LEE CORBETT Her face is always with a smile, Her heart is .light and free, Her charming disposition shows Her personality. Student Council 10,125 G Clef 105 Choir 11,125 Intramural Sports 10,11,l25 Delta Tri-Hi-Y 1U,1l,l2. EDNA CYPROWSKI She always has a cheery smile, A kindly word or twog We've found her quite a charm- ing miss, Like Edna there are few. G Clef 105 Tri-Hi-Y 10,115 Ush- erette 11. JOHN EDWARD CUBIC John is very quiet, He never has much to sayg He doesn't like to be noisy, At least it seems that way. CAROL ANN DALBY Quiet in her manner, Reserved in her wayg Yet more and more companions, Has she made every day. See Staff 125 G Clef 105 Choir ll, 125 Tri-Hi-Y l0,l1,l25 Rifle Club 125 Usherette ll. v JEROME DANTRY LINDA DAVIN LENORE DE FONSO Jerry is our president, He leads the Senior Class5 And his. first lady, we know, Is a certain Senior lass. Student Council 125 Senior Class President 125 VOYAGER Staff 12, Sports Editor 125 See Staff 125 Glee Club 105 Choir 11,125 Baseball 105 Wrestling 115 Foot- ball l0,1l5 Varsity C l0,11,12, Promotion Director 11, Vice President 125 Novus Hi-Y 10,11, 12, Chaplain 11, President 125 Debate Team 115 Senior Class Play 115 junior Play Cast 115 Senior Play Stage Crew 125 Jun- ior Prom Committee 115 Senior Prom Committee 12. ROBERT ALLEN DEY Linda's popular with the boys, And with the girls as we115 You ask her who her favorite is But she says she just won't tell. Tri-Hi-Y 10,115 G.A.A. l1,12. DALE DIEBOLD That he has serious moments One often wonders how a boy Is something we all admit, Can be both quiet and full of But we like best the hours fung That are brightened by his wit, But as it is with every rule, Basketball Manager 105 Football Here's Dale, the exceptional one. Manager 105 French-Spanish Glee Club 105 Choir 11,125 Club 11,125 Senior Play Cast 125 French-Spanish Club 1l,l2. Tennis Team 12. Her virtues are many, Her faults are few5 If Leni's your friend, You have one that's true. National Honor Society 11,125 VOYAGER Staff 12, Manager of Senior Section 125 G Clef 105 Choir l1,12, Accompanist 11,125 Girls' Ensemble 11,125 County Chorus 125 Intramural Sports 10, 11,125 Championship Tenne- quoit Team 125 Drama Clubrl0, 115 Tri-Hi-Y 115 French-Spanish Club 125 Senior Play Cast 125 Junior Play Make-up Committee 115 Senior Prom Committee 12. PATRICIA A. Dkosr Pat is a prim little maiden Who always looks so neat. We've never seen her down- hearted, 5 But always good-natured and sweet. G Clef 105 Choir 11,125 Tri-Hi- Y 10,1l,l2. AIOANNE GAGLIARD1 She rarely speaks or does a thing That would annoy a body, Because her one aim seems to be To concentrate and study. ROBERTA J. Gessuzk Robby is well liked By everyone in our class. W'hen school's done we all will miss This quiet senior lass. ' G Clef 103 Tri-Hi-Y 11,123 G.A.A. 10,113 Senior Play Com- mittee 12. JOYCE GALBRAITH Joyce looks on: the bright side of life With narry a scowl or frowng We sometimes wonder, Why all the cheer? Doesn't she ever feel down? See Staff 12, Business Manager 123 Tumbling Team 123 Intra- mural Sports 10,11,123 Tri-Hi-Y 123 G.A.A. 10,11,l23 Camera Club 10: Officials Club 123 Senior Play Cast 122 Senior Prom Committee 123 Usherette 11. RONALD 'GIAMBERDINI They say the sphinx is speech- less, And Ron is quiet, too. I-Ie always keeps us guessing just what he's going to do. French - Spanish C l u b 11,123 Rifle Club 12. BARBARA A. GANGONE Bonnie is our head majorette, Her personality we'll never for- getg Her lively spirit and pleasing way Have won a place in our hearts to stay. First Attendant - May Queen Courtg 'G Clef 103 Choir 11,123 Girls' Varsity Basketball Team 10,l1Q Rifle Team 113 Majorette 10,11,12, H ead Majorette 123 Rifle Club 113 Junior Play Cast 113 Junior Prom Committee ll, S e n i o r Prom Committee 123 Senior Play Make-up Committee 12. JOHN GINTHER Deeply engrossed in his studies, To silliness he appears blindedg But he is really quite jovial, Even though serious-minded. EDWARD J. GOSCENSKI, AIR. Ed is very business-like Concerning every lesso-n5 In all his classes Ed gives His undivided attention. Biology Club 10,11,125 Science Club 12. JANET I. GRETCHES Janet pounds the keyboard And all the prizes takesg Because she types so rapidly And makes so few mistakes. VOYAGER Staff 125 G Clef 10: Choir 11,125 Intramural Sports 10,11,12: G.A.A. 10,11,125 Tri- Hi-Y 10,11,125 Play Usherette l1,12. lV1AR1E A. GRANDE Marie is just the kind of girl That causes happiness, For she is always pleasing In manner, speech, and dress. Student Council 105 VOYAGER Staff 125 G Clef105Cho'ir11,125 Cheerleader 125 Drama Club 10, 11,125 Tri-Hi-Y 10,1,1,12, Repre- sentative 125 Junior Play Cast 115 Senior Play Cast 125 Senior Prom Committee 12. WILLIAM A. 'GROVE Always good-natured, without a care, Friendly and sociable every- where: Sometimes a student, sometimes a clown, INe hope that his talenzts will bring him renown. Glee Club 105 Choir 11,125 In- tramural Sports 115 Original Hi- Y 10,11,125 Biology Club 10. IAY ALLAN GREEN Jay takes things easy, Life doesn't worry him5 For everyone he has a smile, A kindly word, or grin. Choir 11,125 Double Quartet 11, 125 French-Spanish Club 11,125 County Chorus 12. NITA GAY GWYNN A quiet, demure lass is Nita, With dark and curly hairg She doesn't pay much attention to boys, And somehow they don't think it's fair. See Staff 125 G Clef 105 Choir 11,125 Intramural Sports 10,11, 125 Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,125 Play Usherette 12. Jos1QPH HANYCH lu school he is so quiet, Yet those who knsow him see That he really raises a riot, .Xnd quite a cut-up is he. JOHN J. HENDZEL John seems silent and quiet To tho-se who don't know him we115 But back in that noisy corner- VVho do you think made that yell? Junior Varsity Football 105 Base- ball 10. -JUDITH MAY HAWKiNs A tall girl with light brown hair, And personality plus. VVe'11 all regret the day VVhen Judy will leave us. G Clef 105 Tri-I-Ii-Y l0,11,12, Treasurer 125 Intramural Sports 10,11,12. SHIRLEY ANN HERBERT Shirley is the kind of girl VVC envy and admire5 She is helpful and kind And all we could desire. G Clef 10,115 Choir 125 Intra- mural Sports l0,11,125 Tri-Hi-Y 10,1l,125 G.A.A. 10,11,123 Senior Prom Committee 12. RAUL J. HEGEMAN, JR. Raul is a salesman of renown, The very best in the entire town. No one can resist him, no one triesg Of all the salesmeni, he wins the prize. Student Council 125 Glee Club 115 Choir 125 Basketball 11,125 Golf 11,125 Intramural Sports 11,125 Drama Club 11,12, Presi- dent 125 Novus Hi-Y ll,l2, Chaplain 125 Vice President of Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y Council 125 Junior Play Cast 115 Junior Play Committee 115 Senior Play Cast 125 Senior Play Committee 125 Ju n i o r Prom Committee 115 Senior Prom Committee 12. Jfwugs C. HINES Jim can really work hard, Wfhen something can be doneg But he says nothing can beat , Having loads of fun. Band 10,115 Concert Band 105 Swing Band 105 Assistant Man- ager - Magazine Campaign 125 Co-chairman - Senior Banquet Committee 12. NIARGARET LOUISE HOWELL She's rather slender, And also quite ta115 Her quiet manner ls liked by us all. Future Nurses Club 11,12, Vice President 125 Tri-Hi-Y 12. lXlARTHA M. JOHNS A pleasant one is Martha, A dear industrious girlg Dark hair, dark eyes, true heart, To us-she is a pearl. National Honor Society 11,125 See Staff 125 G Clef 105 Tri-Hi- Y 121 Biology Club 10,115 French - Spanish C 1 u b' 11,125 Rifle Club 125 u n i o r Play Make-Up Committee 11. RONALD JOSEPH HWILKA This man about school You can always see, Advising the teachers Without any fee. Original Hi-Y 10,11,12. llOBERT A. JOHNSON' Bob owns a high-powered auto, VVhich goes eighty-five at his will5 None can conquer his buggy VVhen it's going down a hill. lYlARL1iNE IACONO As athletic as they make them, ln all spo-rts she rates high. Is she full of mischief? Teachers shake their heads and sigh. See Staff 11,125 Magazine Cam- paign 125 G Clef 105 Choir 115, Girls' Varsity Basketball Team 10,11,125 Intramural Sports 10, 11,125 Championship Tenne- quoit Team 125 Championship Badminton Team 115 G.A.A. 10, l1,12, President 125 Future Nurses Club 11,12, Vice Presi- dent 115 Biology Club 105 Rifle Club 11. DAVID JOHN tlovcziz Davie is the quiet type VVho doesn't have much to sayg He studies hard, and knows his books, And fiddles no time away? Basketball 115 Original Hi-Y 12. ROBERT KAMISOL BEVERLY JEAN KEARNS Bob played football for C.H.S. Amazingly neat and rather shy And put a lot of opposition to With many friendship bonds, the test, She's another reason why He cuts a mean rug we hear tellg Gentlemen prefer blondes. He never can wait for that final Choir 129 Tri-Hi-Y ll,l2g G.A. bell. A. ll,l2. Football ll. ROSELLA KENNEDY She's really quite an artist, She has all others floored, Drawing pictures for dances Or posters on the board. See Staff ll,l2, Art Editor 12g F.B.L.A. l0,ll,l2g Usherette llg u n i 0 r Prom Committee llg Sen-ior Play Make-Up and Stage Committee 12. STEPHEN KERCHANSKY Here is quite a good-natured lad, Many like him are hard to be had. Steady at work every day, We think he'll succeed in every way. Baseball l0g Camera Club ll,l2. JOHN JOSEPH KENNEDY Quiet, calm, and slow to move, Scarcely a word do you hear him sa 5 But thiere lies beneath this silent veil A good that never fades away. Baseball lO,l2. JOSEPH KLEER Here is a boy who is serious and sober, But still knows ho-w to smiley So if you need a helping hand, Be sure to keep him on file. DAVID JoHN KOHUT Dave deserves a lot of credit For all his helpful work. He has always been a booster, Never known to shirk. Basketball Manager 103 Foot- ball Manager llg Original Hi-Y 11,125 Biology 125 Junior Play Stage Crew llg Senior Play Stage Crew 12. JAMES KRISOVENSKI Jim's a whiz at mechanics, A worker on radios too. We've heard that as soon as school's finished, Jim will invent something new. Future Engineers and Scientists l0,1l,12, President 123 Stage Lighting and Sound l0,1l,12. JEROME KOZIAK KENNETH Kozv 15 Jerome really baghfulp Turning a new leaf in behavior, Qri is he fooling ug 311 Ken no longer raises a fussg By his Constant blushing At lC2lSlI l1'1 l101T1C1'OO1'1'l In class and study hall? He. deserves a large A+. Original Hi-Y l0,ll,l2. Original H1-Y ll. PATRICIA KROVCHYSHYN CHARLES VVILLIAM KYLE Pat is another talker, Our Chuck can entertain Seems always to have something With wit and humor cleverg to say. He's a friend of all his class- We'll miss her after June, mates. How we dread to see the day. Do they tire of him? Qh, never! G Clef 10g Tri-Hi-Y l0,l1,l2. Glee Club 105 Wrestling l0,12. RCJNAI.1J LANGIER Tall and blonde is Ronnie, A senior at C.H.S.5 A fellow fond of dreaming Is Langer, we confess. Biology Club 105 Rifle Club 109 Camera Club 12. JAIVIES LESCHAK I-Iis manners are fine, his ways are goo-d, His will you cannot bendg He's just the kind of chap you like When a feller needs a friend. Choir ll,l2. JOSEPH D. LAWRENCE For Jody's continuous talking We can't seem to find a cureg But of this fact we are certain- If silence is golden, then he must be poor. French-Spanish Club 11,12. EMMA JANE LEWELLYN This gentle maid with voice so meek Is never at a lossg For though she speaks in accents low, She gets her stuff across. G Clef 103 Intramural Sports 10,115 Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,12g Drama Club 11,125 Sen-ior Play Cast 123 Play Usherette 113 Junior Prom Committee 113 Senior P r om Committee 12. MARIE LUCILLE LEONARDI Marie's eyes are always smiling And usually filled with mirthg A friendly girl in every way, One of the grandest on this earth. G Clef 103 Choir 11,125 G.A.A. 10,1l,12g Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,12. JAMES LEWIS Usually quiet and reserved Our Jimmy seems to beg But on the muddy football field, His actions you should see. Glee Club 103 Choir 11g Fo-ot- hall 10,11,12, Letter 11,125 Bas- ketball 10,11, Letter 115 Base- ball 10g Varsity C 11,123 Biology Club 10. PAUL JOHN LITVAK Paul is our philosopher, He dreams and thinks and musesg In arguments he's oft involved And seldom ever loses. Basketball 10,11,12, Letter 11, 125 Novus I-Ii-Y 11,125 Varsity C 11,125 Golf 11,125 Senior Prom Committee 125 Senior Play Cast 12. NIARIA MAGLIOCCA Another cute little miss Who likes to sing a lot. She is also quite a talkative girl, A regular chatter box. VOYAGER Staff 125 See Staff 105 GClef 105 Choir 11,125 Girls' Ensemble 11,125 County Chorus 125 Intramural Sports 10,11,l25 Championship Basket- ball Team 10,115 Championship Volleyball Team 10,115 Cham- pionship Tennequoit Team 125 G.A.A. 11,125 Drama Club 10, 11,125 Future Nurses 11,125 Junior Play Student Director 115 Senior Play Committee 125 Senior Banquet Committee 125 Junior Pro-m Committee ll. PAUL LOHMAN He's never shy a m on g h i s friendsg But still a mystery - Why he won't get up in class To recite his P.O.D. WALTER F. NIALONE Autos, girls, and recreation Have been his pleasure since creation5 But please don't let us mislead you, For Audie s tu d i e s sometimes IO-O. Wrestling 125 Original Hi-Y 11, 12. .IACK H. LUIGARD .lack is a quiet student??? 1-le'd sit in the back if he could, But he gets moved to the front of the room, ls it because l1e's so good? Original Hi-Y l0,1l,l2. GARY lX1ARCHES No matter how busy he may be, Be ever so dull the day, Gary is always ready for some new prank To scatter dull tho-ughts away. Vice President of Senior Class 125 Student Council 115 Glee Club 105 Choir 11,125 Basket- ball 10,11,l2, Letter 125 Varsity C 125 Novus Hi-Y 10,ll,l2, Sec- retary 125 Magazine Campaign 125 Junior Prom Committee 115 Senior Prom Committee 12. JACQUELINE NEVADA MARTIN She's not too short, Nor is she tall, But she's filled with pep Making fun for all. See Staff 11,12, Head Typist 125 G Clef 105 Intramural Sports 10, 11,125 Championship Basketball Team 1 15 Championship' Volley- ball Team 115 Tri-Hi-Y l0,ll, 125 Drama Club 10,11,125 Maga- zine Campaign 125 Junior' Play Cast 113 Junior Prom Committee 115 Debate Team, Treasurer 12. ROBERT CRAIG MCLAREN Craig is one of our class clowns, VIC always laugh when he's around. He likes fun of every kind, But books he leaves to other minds. GLENDA CAROL NICCLAIN Glenda is just the kind of girl It pleases you to meet. Among other splendid qualities, She's cheerful, bright, and sweet. Intramural Sports 10,115 G.A.A. 10,11,12. THOMAS lXfI1CHAEL lYIEDW1G Another wit of C.H.S. A brighter lad you'll never see, But is he bashful? Oh, you bet! Pays no attention to girls, not yet. - Student Council 125 Basketball 11,125 Golf 115 Baseball 10,12, Letter 125 Varsity C 11,125 No- vus Hi-Y 11,125 Senior Play 125 Senior Prom Committee 12. WILLIAM NICDOWELL Willie beats his drum in fault- less time, With quite an able handg If he keeps on, we're sure he'll be Best drummer in the land. Football 10,11,12, Letter 125 Band 10,l1,12, Letter 10,115 Bi- ology Club 105 Rifle Team 11. Mosiss NIENIFIELD A quiet member of the class, Never known to show his wrath In fact, he is a jolly fellow, W'ith quite a hearty laugh. MIEANNE NIERCER Jeanne has a smiling face, And she's a pleasant sort. To voice her praises nearly enough, This verse is much too short. G Clef 105 Choir 11,125 Intra- mural Sports 10,115 Tri-Hi-Y 10, l1,l2, President 11,125 Biology Cllub 10. ROBERT lVlICHIGAN Bob is quite a ladies' man, At least it does appear5 But he doesn't give them half a chance??P VVhenever they are near. President of Junior Class 115 Student Council 10,1l,l2, Vice President 125 Glee Club 105 Choir 11,125 Football l0,11, Let- ter 10,115 Baseball l0,1l, Letter 10,115 Mfrestling 11, Letter 115 Varsity C 10,ll,12, Treasurer 11,123 Original Hi-Y 10,11,l2, President 11. VVILNIA LEONA NIEYIER To those who know her least, She seems so quiet and still. To those who know her best, Their hours with laughter she fills. See Staff 105 G Clef 105 Choir 11, 125 -Girls' Ensemble 11,125 Coun- ty Chorus 125 Intramural Sports 10,11,125 All Star Volleyball Team 115 Championship Tenne- quoit Team 125 Girls' Varsity Basketball Team 10,115 G.A.A. l0,11,l2, Treasurer 125 French- Spanish Club 11,125 Senior Prom Committee 12. KELY XAVIER Mimu Kely is just a newcomer To dear old C.I-I.S. Thus we know little about him, But we wish him the best of success. D Senior Play Cast 12. GERALD F. AIEYERS, -IR. Jerry is our valedictoriang 1-1e's worked for this place hard and long. Vlhen we say he is bound to be a success, VVe know that we're not far from wrong. National Honor Society 1l,12, President 125 Harvard Book Award 115 Glee Club 105 Choir 11,125 Baseball 10,1l,l2, Letter 125 Football 10,11,12, Letter 125 Varsity C 10,l1,l25 Original Hi- Y 11,125 Biology Club 105 De- bate Team l0,1l,l25 Magazine Campaign 125 Junior Play Cast 115 Senior Play Cast 125 Junior Prom Committee 115 Senior Prom Committee 12. ANN hl1LLER Compliments to everyone Ann is always giving. 1fVe wish her joy and happiness As long as she is living. G Clef 105 Choir 11,125 Intra- mural Sports l05 Biology Club 105 Tri-Hi-Y l0,l.l,l25 French- Spanish Club 125 Debate Team 11,125 Drama Club 125 Senior Play Cast 125 Senior Play Make- up Committee 11. X'VlI,'I.1AM hl1LLER Bill is quite a small boy, ln stature, maybe so, But a friend and genius I-Ie's the tallest one we know. Biology Club 103 French-Spam ish Club ll,12. DCJN.AI.lJ .IAM ics NEMAN Dancing is his favorite, Hot music is his choice. Most of the time he is singing VVith that very dreamy voice. Student Council 103 Glee Club 10, Choir 11,123 Double Quartet 10,113 Original Hi-Y 10,ll,l2. BARBARA ANN NADOLNY Barb is quite a helper, On her we can depend3 She'l1 do her task and do it well And work through till the end. G Clef 10,113 Choir 12Q Tri-Hi- Y 10,ll,l23 Biology Club 103 French-Spanish Club 123 Senior Play Cast 123 .lunior Play Com- mittee llj Usherette ll. CQLORIA ANN NU'1'13ROWVN Quiet with such a humble air Her type is very, very rare. She knows exactly how to work From duty never does she shirk. See Stall 10,1 1,123 Future Teach- ers ol America 10,ll,l2, Treas- urer 10, Vice President 11, Presi dent 12. CHARLES E. NAUGHTON Wlien everything is quiet And from the students comes no sound, lf there's suddenly a great com- motion - Chuck is surely arounid. PHYLLIS ORR1s Phyllis is a tiny girl Shy and quiet too. But if we did not have her, VVe wouldn't know what we'd do. Intramural Sports 10, Tri-Hi-Y l0,1l,l23 Usherette l1,l2. TERRY V. O'SH1aA ActiOn's the noun that describes him, Filled with pep, vigor, and vim, VVhen in need of a competent leader, The meeting's turned over to him. Student Council 10,11,12g Vice- President of Junior Class 11g United Fund Chairmant 125 Choir 12g Basketball 11,125 De- bate Team l0,l1,12g Drama Club 125 Original Hi-Y 12, Rep- resentative 12g Junior Play Cast 115 Senior Play Cast 123 Senior Prom Committee 12. STEVE S. PAPPAS Steve works calmly and crisply Determined each lesson to learng 1-Ie's usually silent and quiet, He never speaks out of turn. Biology Club 10. JOHN OTTO I-Ie plunges through the offen- sive line And throws the backs for losses. He was the fear of our oppon- ents By breaking up their tosses. Football l0,l1, Letter 10,11g Baseball l0,l1g Varsity C 10,ll, 12, Assistant Treasurer 123 Orig- inal Hi-Y l0,11,12g Junior Prom Committee 115 Senior Play Com- mittee 12. JACK S. PAsToRAK Jack's our mechanic, He likes to fool with carsg He's building some new-fangled thing To make a trip to Mars. ANTHONY JOSEPH PALMER Many a wisecrack has he made In his classroom recitations, Yet he appears quite serious In his frequent meditations. See Staff ll,l2g Glee Club 109 Choir 11,125 Football 103 Cam- era Club ll,12. ANNE MARIE PELLEGRIN She's very good at schoolwork, This fair and pretty lassg She is the French exchange stu- dent In this year's senior class. Student Council 12g Tri-Hi-Y 12, Vice President 12, French- Spanish Club 12. CAROL PERRY Carol is quite a cut-up, But still as nice as they comeg She furnished many of us with mirth, As well as our daily gum. G Clef 10: Tri-Hi-Y l0,ll. THERESA lXflARIA RAGAZZO An industrious girl Well liked far and near: Her smile is always A sign of good cheer. Student Council 125 See Staff 125 G Clef 105 Choir 11,12g Drama Club 10,1l,l2, Secretary 11,125 Tri-Hi-Y 10,l1,l2, Rep- resentative 125 Future Nurses Club 123 junior Prom Commit- tee 115 Senior Prom Committee 125 Intramural Sports l0,11,12. THOMAS PIECH SO seriousg a little sad, We find our Tom to be, But when he goes out with the .ugangnf A different lad you'll see. Camera Club 11512. DAVID RASKIN Success we wish to Dave, VVhose sense of humor can't be beatg One who is destined tO go far, We hope good fortune he will meet. VOYAGER Staff 125 See Staff 125 Basketball 10,ll,12, Letter 125 Varsity C 125 Biology Club l0,11,12, President 115 Drama Club 11,125 Griginal Hi-Y ll, 125 Magazine Campaign 125 Jun- ior Play Cast 115 Senior Play Cast 11,123 Senior Play Com- mittee l2g Junior Prom Com- mittee 115 Senior Prom Com- mittee 12. JOHN JOSEPH PODOLAK 1-1e's a good-natured fellow, And pleasant without endg A great trumpet player, A pal, and a friend. Glee Club 105 Choir 11,125 Band 10,l1,l25 Swing Band 125 Con- cert Band 125 Novus Hi-Y 10,1l, 125 Junior Play Cast 11. ANTHONY J. RASPANTI Tony sits earnestly working, A huge pile of books at his sideg Is he attracting attention, Or from the teacher trying to hide? See Staff 125 Biology Club 105 Original Hi-Y 11,125 French- Spanish Club 1l,12, President 12. EARLE RENSHAW Let us never forget This active lad, The most restless member A class ever had. Wrestling 105 Original Hi-Y 10,11,125 Senior Play Stage Crew 10,11,125 Junior Play Stage Crew 115 Senior Prom Commit- tee 12. SAMUEL ROLLEY Girls say they'd like to meet Someone to sweep them off their feet, And when they see our good- looking Sam, They really fall for this hand- some man. Rifle Club 105 Rifle Team 105 Varsity C 115 Original Hi-Y 11 125 Senior Prom Committee 12. J NIAXINE RHow To say Maxine is a talker Is to state a fact very trueg For in school and out, without a doubt, Maxine's times of rest are few Tri-Hi-Y 11,125 G.A.A. 10,11,12. PATRICIA A. ROMAN Our Pat is very shy, We don't know can dog We rarely know when she is near, Yet she will be a friend to you. G Clef 105 Choir 11,125 Tri-Hi- Y 10,11,12. all that she HENRY Rockwoon, III A very quiet boy, you'd say, His first appearance w o u 1 d show5 But he's a very fine student, There's little that he doesn't know. Band 10,125 French-S p a n i s 11 Club 11,12. ANTHONY BRUNO ROMANO Tony likes the girls, He has a smile for them all5 Blonds especially are his choice, For them he seems to fall. Student Council 105 Glee Club 105 Choir 11,125 Band 10, Letter 105 Wrestling 10,11,125 French- Spanish Club 11,125 Camera Club 11,125 Original Hi-Y 125 Junior Play Cast 115 Senior Play Cast 125 Senior Prom Com- mittee 12. GEORCEPZ J. ROMANO George is happy-go-luckyg He never seems to care 1fvl1CIl1C1' it will rain or shine, Or whether it will be fair. Football 10,111 French-Spanish Club 1l,12. THoMAs SALLY 1fVhen it comes to schoolwork, He really doesn't care, Tom is the quiet type, And a type that's very rare. Biology Club 10. ELAINE QIUNE Ross Elaine is a steady worker Witli a disposition sweet, And such a pleasing combina tion Is one that's hard to beat. G Clef 103 Cho-ir ll,l2g Intra mural Sports l0,11,12g Tri-Hi- Y l0,1l,l2g Biology Club 10,11 123 French-Spanish Club 12 Rifle Club 12. AIoHN FRANK SCHAF1-IR John is always full of tricksg He is a lot of fun. VVith his wonderful sense of humor, He gets a smile. from everyone. Basketball 10,ll,12, Letter 125 Baseball 11,l2, Letter 12g Foot- ball 12, Letter 123 Varsity C 12, Original Hi-Y 10,l1,12g Senior Play Cast 125 Senior Play Com- mittee 12g Junior Prom Com- mittee llg Senior Prom Com- mittee 12. 9 PATRICIA SALLY Into basketball this girl Puts her heart and soul, A basketfs not a thing to her, But just another goal. Intramural Sports l0,ll,l2g Championship Volleyball Team 10,115 Championship Basketball Team 103 Biology Club 103 Usherette 12. EDWARD B. SCHAFFER Ed is a very tall Senior, More than six feet in heightg Mfe hope he soon stops growing, For we'd like to keep him in sight. Rifle Club 10. HOWARD SCHULTE He may be shy and bashful, And girls he may not regardg This is the kind of fellow That trips and falls so hard. Football 10,115 Wrestling 123 Intramural Sports 105 Biology Club 103 Original Hi-Y ll,12' Future Engineers of America ll 12. J 9 LYDIA MARIA SHARANEVYCH Lydia wants to be a writer, And a good one she should be. With all her constant reading, She makes the hours flee. National Honor Society 11,123 VOYAGER Staff 125 See Staff 115 G Clef 105 Choir 11,123 Girls' Ensemble 11,125 Intra- mural Sports l0,1l5 French-Spam ish Club ll,l2, Treasurer 125 Biology Club 103 Debate Team l0,ll,l25 Magazine Campaign 125 junior Prom Committee 115 Senzior Prom Committee 123 Jun- ior Play Student Director 115 Senior Play Student Director 125 junior Play Make-up Committee 10,11,l25 Senior Play Make-up Committee 10,1l,l2. ROGER F. SEMBRAT Rog is a lad of thoughtful trendg But when his toil is at an end, He is as pleasant as can be5 He hasn't a fault that We can see. Football 105 Baseball 105 Golf 11,125 Wrestling 123 Original Hi-Y l0,ll,l23 Camera Club 125 Junior Play Stage Crew 115 Sen- ior Play Stage Crew 12. FREDRIC C. SHAW He causes a lot of confusion And from teachers he gets quite a look. He does double duty talking When he should be studying a book. Football 105 Original Hi-Y 10, ll,l2. CARI. G. SHANAHAN, JR. His sunny disposition, His kind and genial smile, His quiet ways and manners, Make him well worth while. Student Council ll,l2, President 123 VOYAGER Staff ll,l2, As- sistant Art Editor ll, Art Edi- tor 125 Glee Club 103 Choir ll, 125 Baseball l0,11, Letter l0,llQ Basketball 105 Football 10,l1,l2, Letter l0,11,l25 Varsity C l0,11, 125 Original Hi-Y 10,1l,l2, Vice President 11,125 Debate Team 10,ll,l25 Junior Play Cast 115 Senior Play Cast 125 Junior Prom Committee chairrnani 115 Senior Prom Committee 12. LAWRENCE SHERMAN This fellow's hobby is pictures, His photos are well cut and clear. Since he's the See's picture editor, I VVe have had nothing to fear. VOYAGER Staff '125 See Staff l0,ll,l2, Sports Editor ll, Pic- ture Editor l23 Choir 11,123 Camera Club l0,l1,l2, Presi- dent 125 Drama Club 11,125 Jun- ior Play Cast 115 Senior Prom Committee 12. ARL1ss PATRICIA SKIRPAN Before her compact hourly She performs the rites of beautyj And yet we find she never shirks VVhen it comes to doing her duty. Student Council 10,11,12, Secre- tary 123 VOYAGER Staff 11,122 G Clef 103 Choir 11,123 Camera Club l0,l1,12, Secretary 11, Vice President 123 Drama Club 122 Debate Team l0,ll,12j Maga- zine Campaign l23 French-Span- ish Club 123 Junior Play Cast 113 Student Director of Senior Play 123 Junior Prom Commit tee 113 Senior Prom Committee 12. JOHN T. SPERRING Jack is quite long and lanky, And has a voice that's mellowg You can't make him cranky, He's such a pleasant fellow. Student Council 10g Football 10, 113 Novus Hi-Y l0,11,l2j Senior Prom Committee 12. RAYMOND SLIFKA Always running errands, Always helping people out, He's going to be a great success, Of that we have no doubt. See Staff l0,l2, Exchange Editor 123 Choir 11,121 Band l0,l2, Swing Band 10,123 Concert Band 10,123 Future Engineers and Scientists 123 Novus Hi-Y 123 Drama Club 10,123 F.B.L.A. 123 Junior Prom Committee 113 Senior Prom Committee 12. JOHN JAMES STASIOWSKI Why does Stush talk so much And worry our poor teachers? But never the less he's popular And his are well-known features. Student Council 123 Glee Club 123 Choir 123 Original Hi-Y 11, 12, Secretary 125 Senior Play Committee 123 Junior Play Stage Crew llj Senior Play Stage Crew 12 BENJAMIN J. SPECA Bennie is a powerful fellow Mfho played in football gamesg But to Ben this game of football ls entirely too, too tame. Football 10,11,12, Letter 10,1l, 123 Wrestling 12, Letter, 123 Bas- ketball 10,1l, Letter 113 Golf 10, 11,123 Varsity C 10,11,12, Vice President 11, President 123 Cam- era Club 10,l1,123 Novus Hi-Y l0,11,l2, Treasurer 123 Junior Play Committee 113 Senior Play Committee 123 Junior Prom Committee 11.f RAYMOND M. STERANKO Ray is a cheerful boy Who likes to delve amid his books. Although he seems so shy and coy, He's not so innocent as he looks. Glee Club 102 Rifle Club 103 Camera Club 11,l2, Treasurer 12. EDWARD AI. S'rO'rskY VVhen you think of Ed, you also see Another Carnegie victory. He hits that line and hits it hard And comes out whole, but slight- ly marred. Foo-tball 10,11,12, Letter 11,125 Basketball 10,11,12, Letter 11, 125 Baseball 10,11,12, Letter 10, 11,125 Varsity C 10,11,12. ANTHONY P. TROHA Tony studied hard his French To learn the language through, But all he ever learned to say VVas '4Comment allez-vous? French-Spanish Club 11,12, Vice President 12g Original Hi-Y 11, 12, Treasurer 12. AIARY ANN C. SUTTON Full ol cheer, lull of vim, Always on the go, She's the one that's bound to win, A wonderful person to know. See Staff 125 G Clef 10g Choir 11,125 Rifle Team 11,123 Intra- mural Sports 10,11,12g Tri-Hi- Y 10,11,12, Representative 11, 12g Drama Club 10,11,12g De- bate Team 10,11,12g Senior'Play Cast 12. RAYMOND W. URBANEK All through this year he has given us laughs, With his sayings and many a pun, His whimsical ways, and shuf- fles so odd, Have caused him to give us some fun. French-Spanish Club 11,12. RONALD IOs1f:PH THoMAs Ron played on the line, And many a man upset: Ron is certainly an athlete, A better player we've never met. Student Council 1O,11,125 See Staff 12g Football 11,12, Letter 12g Varsity C 123 Original Hi- Y 11,125 Junior Prom Commit- tee 11g Senior Prom Committee 12. EUGENE USECHEK If someone should offer a potion That would make one grow quite tall, VVe know for sure that Eug For this would surely fall. Football 11,12, Letter 123 Base- ball 10,11,12, Letter 10,11,12g Y'Vrestling 11,125 Novus Hi-Y 10, 11,125 Varsity C 10,11,12, Sec- retary 12. CAROL ANN VENTURA An intriguing brunette, The cause of much fuss Among males you can bet! Personality plus! Camera Club 105 Tri-Hi-Y l0,ll. ' CAROL ANN WALKER Carol struggled mightily VVith oxide, base, and gel. She studied with courageous zeal Old chemistry to quell. G Clef 10, Choir 11,125 Intra- mural Sports l0,1l,12g Champ- ionship Tennequoit Team 125 G.A.A. l0,11,12g Tri-Hi-Y 11. LEONARD VERA Original and witty lad, When you're sorry, he makes you glad. VVe wou1dn't hint that he would shirk, But he never seems to do much work. Novus Hi-Y l0,11,12g Camera Club 11. JA MES WARREN 1-Ie looks down on all of us, Especially those who are small, The reason's not his haughti- ness, But that he's six feet tall. Glee Club 103 Choir l1,l2. RITA NIAE ANNE WALAs1R Rita thinks she never talks, And ought to get A-1-3 But all she does is sit in class And raise an awful fuss. VOYAAGER Staff 11,123 G Clef 105 Choir 11,123 Biology Club 10,l1, Tri-Hi-Y l1,12g Junior Play Cast 11. PATRICIA ANN WEIKEL Pat is on the quiet side, A student bright we find herg She'l1 be a teacher soon, we think, VVe're sure none could be kinder. G Clef 10, Choir 12g Rifle Team 11,l2, Letter 11, Treasurer 125 Future Teachers of America 10, 11,l2, Vice President 125 Stu- dent Librarian 10g Biology Club 10,11,l2g Intramural Sports 10 115 Championship Basketball Team 115 Championship Volley- ball Team ll. 2 1 1 1 JAMES T. XVILK Iim's our li htnin halfback, . S lg 1 A terror to our foesg Whene'er he's on the gridiron, He's always on his toes. Football 10,l1,12, Letter l0,11, 12, Varsity C l0,11,l2g Original Hi-Y 10,11,12. TH1-1onoR1a VVoons His hair is dark, his eyes are clear, And he is most attractiveg 1t's hard to understand just why Witli girls he's not more active. Student Council 125 Original Hi- Y 12. PATRICIA VV 1LsoN Pat is the humorous type, We have to say in this rhyme. She's ready for a witty joke just any and every time. G Clef 10, Intramural Sports 103 Tri-Hi-Y l0,ll. ARLENL: YEAGER - Known to few except her friends, To her own affairs she always 'tends Since she does this very well, A happy future we foretell. WILLIAM TlHOMAS WOODALI. lf there is noise around the classroom And some chalk goes on a spree, Here's a hint, my gentle reader, Don't ask Woody, it wasn't he. Glee Club 105 Choir 11,123 Foot- ball 10g Original Hi-Y l0,l1,12. MARY ANN ZAWILLA Mary Ann's as quiet as can be, She never says a word. Unless she is reciting, She cannot be heard. See Staff 12, G Clef 103 Choir 11,125 Intramural Sports l0,l1, 125 Rifle Club 123 G.A.A. 11,123 Tri-I-Ii-Y 10g Biology Club 10, l 1,12. JEAN ZEIGLER This girl is good-natured and bashful, And quiet, as everyone knows. She's the kind of person every- one likes, And there's sunshine wherever she goes. Choir 123 Intramural Sports 111 G.A.A. 11,121 Tri-I-Ii-Y 11,l2, Secretary 12. in was knocked down by the rear tractor-trailer truck. He was taken boy, but he was well known to :all RONALD ZYWOTKO Arguments are his pastime3 He never can agree. Where there is room for dispute, Our Ron is sure to be. Glee Club 102 Choir 11,123 Wrestling 122 Original Hi-Y 10, 11,12, Representative 123 Maga- zine C a m p a i gn 123 Debate T e am, President 123 Biology Club 10,113 Senior Play Cast 122 Senior Prom Committee 122 Stage Crew for Junior Play 113 Stage Crew for Senior Play 12. I In Memorlam Ray Wilczek, who would have started school in September as a member of our senior class, died from injuries suffered ini a road mishap near VVeirton, West Virginia. Ray, along with two other members of his family, was going to visit with friends when the accident occurred. Crossing a highway to make a telephone call, he wheels of a to a hospital Weirton where he died. Ray was a quiet the members of our class. RAYMOND WILCZEK Page 108 Page 109 Mr. Lo-uis Cl. Hcrccli Mrs. Catherine A. Brown Mr. Zack D'Alesandr0 Miss Loretta Delochc Mrs. Wfinona Drew Mrs. Rebecca Greenberg Faculty Mr. Donald H. -Group Mrs. Kathryn Hickes Mr. Raymond F. Keisling Mrs. Naomi Kloss Mrs. Lucille Lusk Miss Katherine Malcolm Mrs. Margie McCartney Mrs. Estelle D. Musieo Mrs. Helen Shiek Mr. john Sobie Mrs. Jane M. Stout ? '?E ?'f Mrs. Helen Musiol Mr. Paul Perhosky Mr. Perhosky accepted the position of principal at Harding School after Mr. Logan was transferred to C.H.S. Before becoming principal, Mr. Perhosky taught mathematics and social studies in the Junior High School. He also sponsored the Hi-Y. Mr. Perhosky attended Indiana State Teachers College where he received his B.S. degree. He then attended the University of Pittsburgh and received his Master of Let- ters degree. As principal, Mr. Perhosky has many responsibilities. He acts as advisor of school activities of both the elementary grades and the junior high. Besides this, he still teaches math and social studies classes at Harding. Mrs. Helen Musiol . This is the fourth year that Mrs. Musiol has served as secretary to the principal of Harding School. She attended Carnegie High School where she was very active. Her ac- tivities included being President of G.A.A. and a member of the Senior Play Cast. After graduating from Carnegie High, Mrs. Musiol attended the Business Training Col- lege of Pittsburgh. She has been very help- ful to both the students and faculty of Harding. Mr. Paul Perhosky First Row: 1-Iaracy, Reporterg Buny, Treas.g Boyda, V. l'res.g McNavish. Pres.: P. Zawilla, Sec.g Zaletski, Ass'n. Sec. Second Row: G. Maker, Martin, Korzinsky, Tavo1etti,Zupsic, Drogowski, Cook, Roman, Turney, Marsilio. Quinn. Third Row: Usechek, Skerczak, Ziegler, Riding, O'Neil, R. Aston, Dolfi, Chazal, Nixon, Madva, Duda, Moss. Absent: Yadlosky, VVarholak, Stuart, Sekura. Student Council is a group of capable, ener- getic students who are proud to represent Carne- t d C 01 gie Junior High. Its members strive to promote u citizenship, scholarship, school spirit, and co- operation between students' and faculty. They acquire democratic experience through partici- pation in management of school affairs., Gerald McNavish and Pat Zawilla represent- ed the school at the Student Council convention in New Kensington. Many service projects were undertaken this year. These included assisting at Open Houseg the P.T.A. picture projectg announcing assemb- licsg patrolling the hallsg buying and decorating the Christmas tree for the schoolg sponsoring a Christmas Variety Showg and conducting the VOYAGER campaign. During basketball sea- son, Student Council acts as host to visiting teams and handles admission to games. The outstanding social activity sponsored by Student Council was the annual Hearts and l and queen. Other social activities included the Get Acquaintedn dance, two skating parties, and the last dance of the year. delity system and a microphone for the school. Sponsor - Mrs. Drew Page 113 Flowers dance with the coronation of the king Student Council purchased a stereo hi-fi- First Row: Roman, Garner, Collens. Second Row: Buny, Bogdon, Wynnick, Turney. Cheerleaders Basketball Team First Row: Jesek, Sorhara, Doran, Sembrat, Novak, Boyda. Second Row: Sullivan, Cubic, Bingham, Naughton, Smith, Komrada, Kohl, Rossi, Mr. Sobie - Coach. Third Row: Skercyak, Sekura, Wischmann, Johnson, Raskin, Madva. First Row: Cantwell, Fox, Eger, Drogowski, Donahue, Bradley, Danks, Barker, G. Aston, Dlugos, Bateman.. Secozzfl Row: Doptis, Bailey, C. Cunningham, B. Cochran, limerick, Fallcroni, Boor, Armstrong, T. Cunnmg ham, Couch, D. Doran. Third Row: Cain, Crivaro, Carson, D. Cochran, Aston, Barbish, Broniak, Danziger. Seventh Grade First Rmv: G. Makar, Honra, Lyons, Hastings, Hof, B. Hickes, M. Hickes, Keil, Hoysan. Second Row: Guerin, Holmes, Kandravy, J. Makar, Kraus, Klim, Martin, Matwiczyk, Leschak. Third Row: Hughes, Lynch, Gibbs, Harding, Libscomb, Gordon, Freshwater, Fuhrer, Henry, Kerchansky. I-'irsf Horr: Quinn, Murphy, Moehring, Millard, McLaughlin, Neczypir, Reed, Perishina, Platt, Naughton. Second Row: Pawlik, Nixon, Sansoni, Ranz, McFarland, P. Smith, Schnieder, C. Scott, Sherman, Opaska, R. Scott Moss. Third Row: B. Smith, Polidori, Payne, Schulte, Price, Platt, Sekura, Rossi, Mykita, Noel. First Row: Upcraft, Wilsher, Wash, Smith, Volk, Szymczyk, Speizer, Windon, Zawilla, Wintell, Yeager. Second Row: Walton, J. Youschak, Vera, Young, J. Washington, Williams, D. Washington, Strimple, Tavo- letti, Weiss, Zaletski. Third Row: Usechek, Wheeler, Zurowski, Spivak, Upcraft, VVright, Wintell, Yost, Spinda, West, Williams, Wash- ll1gtOl1. Second Row: Anestis, Caruso, John Bennett, Day, Cain, Duda, Bohlman, Clements. Third Row: Abraham, Bingham, Scott, Bogdon, Dolfi, James Bennett, Armani, Angus, Johnson. Eighth Grade First Row: C. Haracy, Fogg, Franczak, Korzinsky, E. Henry, Hammond, Gerrero. Second Row: Ford, Homa, S. Henry, Ingram, Hoffman, Jester, Fantoni, Florence. Third Row: Fisher, Hughes, France, Kohl, Langston, Kennedy, Komrada, Gessler, Johnson. First Row: Bonetti, Allinder, Checco, Donehowski, Armes, Armani, Bell, Alderson. 1-R Firsl Row: Makar, Meneilly, Miller, Picard, Michigan, Milligan, Nord, Marsilio, McDermitt. Second Row: Richard Malone, Manterfield, Ptaszek, Renshaw, Lipka, Phillips, Mathe, Pawlik, Ray Malone. Third Row: O'Shea, Lewis, Mersing, Mizik, Naughton, Madva, Popivchak. Eighth Grade First Rauf: Zaletski, B. Williams, B. Smith, Robertson, Wyunick. Sherman, Salter, Yagulli, Watzman. Second Row: Zabraskey, Walker, Woynar, Wroblewski, Tudas, Yadlosky, Stevenson, Tafelski, D. Williams, Third Row: C. Scott, C. Smith, H. Scott, Weigner, Sorbara, Sembrat, F. Smith, Sarsfield, Thomas, Skerczak First Row: M. Elikan, Cole, Alderson, Bracker, Chazal, Boyda. Benedict, Austin. Second Row: Bishop, Bohnke, Barthen, Bunio, Craig, Demarco, Cable, Allen, Buny, Davin. 'Third Row: Campolongo, Bigham, Collins, Drogowski, Amend, Buckley, Clemmons, Eckenrode, limerick, Cuskey, Cook, Elinoff, Bogdon. Fourth Row: Burke, Duval, Brandebura, Apolito, Doran, Aston, Balclridge, Conley, E. Elikan, Allott, Cubic, Dun- lap, Armes. inth Grade First Row: Hovy, Husler, Martin, Henke, jones, Gerrero, T. Gordon, llesek, Knarr. Second Row: Hunter, Kamisol, J. Johnson, B. Gordon, Kncpper, Grzelak, Garner, Falick, Hanusiak, P. Makar Third Row: j. Hiles, Lipka, jahn, Grove, Kochirka, Gray, Haracy, Glatz, Hanna, Lewis, H. Kennedy. Fourth Row: Kidder, Lawrence, Krisovenski, johnson, H. Lynch, Light, Korpiel, Lockhart, Henry, J. Lynch, Gray. First Row: Nutbrown, C. Orris, Peyton, W. Miller, Nidhella, G. Orris, H. Martin. Second Row: Persiani, Mulig, C. Orris, N. Phillips, Parnell, McGuire, Fidurski, Miehalec, Puznakoski, R. Martin, S. Miller. Third Row:'S. Phillips, J. Milliken, Middleton, Mercer, Penn, Meyers, McClain, Moss, j. Moehring, Padalino, Radcliff. Fourth Row: McFarland, J. Milliken, R. Moehring, O'Neil, Nowagarski, Platts, Molinaro, Raskin, Novak, Pali- voda, O'Neil, McKe1vey. inth rade X First Row: Thorpe, Wilson, Schmek, Schonder, Terhorst, Yeager. Second Row: Roman, Turney, Wall, Serzega, Warholak, Donna VVarholak, Zupcic, Zebraskey, Sully, J. Vasalech Third Row: Sutton, Sedar, Schreiber, Tokarczyk, Woodall, C. Seder, Snatchko, Stevenson, Verzelli, Yopsic, Schn- eider, Vaselech. Fourth Row: Sullivan, Saints, Sebastian, Zeigler, Riding, Skerczak, Wischmann, Soho, VVeikel, Stewart, Sgro, Volk Viviano. 3 5 l ,ffjfj ' A 7 M A N 0 M ' XEEQIJY, 07 , fd' JW , aj!! M24 -aff af 22? N f -'W X gig 3:52 z Giga, 35, . Elsie! 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