Carrick High School - Carrickter Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1956 volume:

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VI, XJ 7 7 am yi ' 4. i ' V V 1 ', gf' ' , f' :Li 5., I V f' If I 1 L, 'v ff lffilf V 1 , I v ' I - 7-fLf IW . X K- ,X G THE SEHIUH TIHHHHIH HIGH SCHETETE T25 PHHHEIEEIT STHEET PITTSBURGH PEHHSUEVHHIH THE T956 HHHHICHTEH Teacher in ,, 'LAPS-' Friend Dear Rep June 19, 1956 Our high school days are over, but before leaving we would like to say 'thanks' for sogenerously sharing with us your time, your home, your wisdom, and your kindly self, We will always remember you, not only as a teacher and scientist, but also as adear friend. Your friendship extended far beyond the classroom. Whether it was at Camp Kon-o-kwi, training the fellows for the coming season, taking one of Rep's boys' up for his first flying lesson, or snapping a rush picture for the paper or yearbook, we could always depend on you for guidance and understanding. Your deep interest in science changed the course from an ordinary classroom study into an exploration - an exploration which led us to under- stand the meaning of really wonderful everyday happenings and encouraged many a future scientist. As you have dedicated yourself to us, we now humbly dedicate our annual to you with our thanks and appreciation. Affectionately, The Class of '56 Scientist Sehool s out! Our hearts are gay and glad Llke the green amoeba we have beenturnlng toward the lleht seeklng expression Frlendly guldance eomrideshlp and work well done have drawn Us together unul our xndnvxdual songs have blended False notes are now resolved IU harmony and we are 1n accord Thls book a tuneful reeord of our h1g.,h school days marks our emereenee mto A New World Symphony Faculty Seniors Picks to Chck Underclassmen Actlvmes Clubs Features Athletlcs Class Wlll Class Pxcture ' ........... . . ..l6 HonorRol1 ...... . ........ 37 'A '.. .. .... ..38 ..... .. .... .... . ..54 .. .. ..... ..76 ' .. ..... ..84 ' ......... .. ......... 98 ' .. ......... ..100 Vw ai? f r A 1, Q MQ: .-2Z:-1.a- X' fwltr.. K, JV 5 . J L lvl S, xv .E v I N, ,- ,Y , 2 I '. . 1 ' X r .ff V, X. f. X rf 4 A ,U X X 1 ff h' 7 hwy 1. J 'M 5 Iwi- 0115 V. 1 T' 6 ,,,, 1 Q Jr f ' i, M, ' ' V-sbfffw FHCULTU The Hugh and the Hhqhtu 'NJ X-L., At hls desk preparmg for another busy day IS Mr. Carl Brackmann. For the first time our new principal sees the student body assembled. ,-.hr Z U0u'II Never lllalk Hlune 'Die door swings open to the wide world. You the faculty, have gently, quietly, and unobtrusively prepared us for this exit. How can we convince you of our appreciation for the help you gave when we were troubled or in doubt, sick or distressed. Your patience, consideration, and willingness to lend a helping hand will never be forgotten. Through gym and swimming classes you showed us the coordination of our bodies, the reward of practice, and the joy of good sports- manship. You introduced us to the mysteries of the sciences. Through the social studies you inspired love of our country and understanding of others, What distant horizons you unveiled in English and American Literature, how earnestly you tried to make us think straight and to write clear, correct prose. You taught us the skills of the homemakers of tomorrow, and encouraged our interests in industrial arts. You stressed the development of speed with accuracy for the future nine- to-five workers. In other elective fields you developed our musical talents and increased our appreciation of beauty and foreign languages. And now the great door opens and we go out. We will return occasionally to tell you of our little successes and how we regret that we had not done better during our stay with you. Always you will be in our hearts. In the new office is Mr. James Tomb, full-time counselor. Mr. Frederyck Holmes, vice-prin- f cipal, explains proper lunch pro- cedures and hall conduct. all Girls' adviser, Miss Marion Clark, administers peppermint to an ailing student. fi 'it fa' it 214: 35, 2 ' 3 -,Lt ' ' itfwr . ivmgiw C ,A-fpi .if -fd figf 'ff ,'Vf4'in' its 3? Q , Wy! ' N is-if EX ' ' Q ,, k 1 . 1' O! .1 , , -9' 'xr Can She Bake H Cherry Pie? is ai alll' . ,,.,,..--e'f ' .nl to Courses under Miss Swavel and Mr Ashbrook's direction are transcription, shorthand, and type writing, Mr Ashbrook also teaches commercial aw Waiting to have Miss Alma Swavel sign her make up sheet is com mercial student, Judy Barnes 'WWI WWW 2.5. 1 Home economics teacher, Miss Geraldine Gutowskl, demonstrates the proper 'methods of cookery to girls in her fourth period foods classg while Miss Helen Yerger, in- structor of the seamstress classes, fits Jean Shiv1ey's dress. Carrick is proud of its newly mod- ernized sewing and cooking depart- mentsg they are a pleasure to work in. Wayne Davidson struggles over his bookkeeping with Mr Waverly Ashbrook offering a few helpful short cuts it r F n I F 0 1 . I . V 4 3 5 I f I 'fra J 4. ,' ,K . ,I A N ' ' ,I i , wL,J.w ja iffjifsf 1 F New faculty additions, Mrs. Clara Clothiaux and Mrs. Estella Haase, give a maze of math problems to their pupils for homework. Putting their heads together, Miss Margaret Stewart and Mr. Melvin Vesely, mathematicians, discover new angles to puzzle geometry classes. These two are senior sponsors of Rooms 25 and 21. Acting as a 'guiding light' to senior Walt Esser is Mr. Harry Dittmar, mechanical drawing teacher. The mechanical drawing course includes everything from bird house designing to modern architectural blueprints. Mr. Dittmar, who has Room 5, is also head sponsor of the senior class. lllliilll H18 B321 USSTIZI 1' ' 'LHS-M, 5 W lllnndu lllondpecker L. 5 fi a if! ' Mr. Grover Robbins, wood shop instructor, seems puzzled over met- al shop teacher, Mr. Michael Dim- perio's knowledge of wood. Boys in their classes learn the funda- mentals of shop work. an ,. e-fig as. ,M- -I Wai' Giving a few swimming pointers to Bill Heinauer is Mr. J. Edward White' Coach Ralph Zahniser discusses tactics for the Baldwin game with John Sloan and Rich Karcher. V 'AO' Q .' 'bis 5 dll 9 , 3 4 P GY ' 4 VER. XA PK Rea d i n q ,X Mi 5 ttf' i J XM 1 1 W I w. 'km f-1 X tv Mr. Albert Schnupp Mr. Thomas Reniers Miss Shirley Straitiff Mr. M. Franklin Dotts 7' . 5 G-' 'Ubi Nl ., I X! ,- ,,, - .. A - Mr. Ned Replogle Mr. Andrew Drukalsky Mr. John Herzog -XJ if 12 ,f Ji v -w Milfred Smith if 9 o 0 3' ' 752-5:9 '.., v Z, 4 4 .-of I O C04 Mr. Alexander Davic, basketball coach, shoots for Pete Warncke and George Saupe. and'HHhmeHc Girls' physical education in- structor s, Mrs. Katharyn Sim m s and Mrs. Katharyn Schaupp. IVS in the Bunk If f 'l 'gifs ' t2.yfe4v , lx, w i--l'Xf.'1u Nil x XU' ' fx , 44 'X 2 .M X f Qt? ., . plone on 4 ,pm-sw! ,,..,,H-1-by PHYSIC3 'Ol YH! Ngw Act A M -'f t ' 1' 4 If tjvcl X. Q , fl -1-If ff! n 'K' Y A ,A hr ML, , l typ i KA L ki kj-'nl' G9mV ' 'L Mr. John Black Miss Dolores Witkowski R' ' J Quint' 1, I V. avwwllw' A VJ: I I I M, fi in it If ' Q W , 'I fi., Mr. George Evan Mr. Robert Bell Mr. Donn Kerschbaumer gffjs ,XA vs Tell me Ulhu MISS LOUISE WINEGAR Long remembered for her lively vocabulary and qulck wxt In Spamsh and Englxsh MRS ETHEL HUBBARD Never a day passes that there 1sn't a helpful dally thought for us as well as a generous pat on the back MISS MARGARET WELLS Remember the notorxous Latm Lion s List and the comaraderle m Latm classes XL... MR FRANCIS GRECO Rlght there to gxve the orchestra and band the downbeat MRS SILVIA SCHMIDT Musxc, Musxc, Music ' It will be the best if charmmg S1lv1a Schmidt has anything to do wxth It MRS BETTY CHESKEY Our chlc semor clerk pounds a happy rhythm on the typewrxter, oversees the school bank and keeps us all ln order MISS GERALDINE VOGEL The Jumor c1erk's voice IS the pleasmg one heard over the phone 'ls Donald s1ck today, Mrs Smxth?' MRS MARY BRANDTONE Quartermaster of our school supplies and lost and found artlcles x X... T7 2 .4 J' 1 , Hn Hpple for the leacher MISS ELISABETH MAKIN The head librarian is quick to give helpful informationg nothing is ever too inuch trouble. .. '15 ?.,, , 7 lit: 5 s W i T 355, 4 ii MRS. FRANCES DOWNS There isn't a book that isn't in its proper place. MISS MARY MALOY Here is the 'little girl' who heads the cafe- teria. Calm and unruffled, she loves her work. MRS. POLLY MARSTELLER Friendly 'Polly' clowns for us as usual with ' Q a false nose. N ,LH V w we REV 1 MR. CLAY WALLS Time to lock up, Mr. Walls. Ibet you're glad! I 277 MRS. MARY KNIGHT A familiar scene, but one that too often goes unappreciated. MISS THECLA Sl-IOEMAKER What's that you're giving us, nurse? Per- oxide?ll DR. RAYMOND VECCHIO We like this kind and jolly doctor who takes a genuine interest in 'kids.' SEHIURS ffx Xi 2 , My fi Making many of the class decisions are the senior class officers: John Sloan, presidentg Richard - Wong, treasurer, Eleanor Gavran, secretary, and Ronald Harris, vice-president. a S S I S 0 I' U T .wi ff., 'E A-'W Mr. Dittmar, Head sponsor ln September, 1952, students came from many different directions to form the Class of 1956. Our guidance programs, held in the audi- torium, were the means of acquainting us with Carrick rules and regu- lations. We got acquainted asaclass through our many social gatherings, highlighted by the Christmas dance where a four piece band furnished the music! Of course the most cherished memory ofthe year was having Carrick win the City Championship in football over Peabody, 27-6. Our second year of high school found us getting around' more in sports, clubs and other activities, but it wasn't until our junior year that we felt capable of really helping out on aschool function. We proved this through our assistance in Family Night and the Key Club Minstrel. At the close of this year we had our first touch of SliNlORity with the electing of our senior class officers and the ordering of our class rings. Our senior year, we are confident, will remain .forever the most memorable one of our high school life. Presenting a successful Family Night, financial and otherwisc, gave us a new kind of triumphal satis- faction. We heartily enjoyed those special senior privileges - squeegies, name cards, Snowba1l,Prom, Class Day and finally gradua- tion, We have endeavored not only to meet the standards and ideals of former classes but also to improve upon them, so that the Class of '56 may have an honored and lasting name in the history of C. H. S, Our ambitions, however, could not have been reached without the guidance, assistance, and supervision of our class sponsors: Mr, Dittmar, Mr. Vesely, Mr. Ashbrook, and Miss Stewart. To them we would like to express our sincere gratitude. We shall never forget kind Mr. Hulley, one of our earlier sponsors, who left us at the end of our junior year. 2-'N 1,147 Y ' ovely To Look At algebra wh1z?l? soprano m Choralxers has a dlamond ln her future 'Laugh Laugh, Laugh' qulck w1t at his best 1n basketball he'll be a success asacommer c1a1 artlst 1 lqnr ef 3 he 'v.q,,hr As A Fiddle' a new 'Seashore Blues' ear comer to C H S wxth lots marked for the NHVY of fr1ends hopes for a 9aSY 80mg ff19nd1YW1U1 secretarlal posltlon 3 ha11Sff0mKn0XV111S Rmg Comm lttee SENIORS i956 Shlrley Attanuccl Shxrl 'Love and Marrxage' has that dxamond spar kle look pmt sxze edxtxon of Madame Vogue Name Card Commxttee Jean Balzer Jeannie Judnth Barnes Judy Davxd Baker Dave Davey Crockett mem ber of 'New Alpha Theta' spends spare txme crulsmg IH I1m's Plymouth another college candl date Kenneth Bauernfe md Ken Gay Spxrlts 'Am' Mxsbehavm An Apple For The Teach Rlchard Bartoo Rlch member of Dramatxcs Club next stop Ind1a.na Gxtar Boogie plays and OperatorsC1ub kept State blg wlg at J A a mean guxtar runs m busy at Murphy's future Famxly Night txcket track for C H S plans plans prxvate secretary booster to enter Carnegxe Tech -if L- W favorxte pastlme laugh a football hen buddxes wlth Jerry and Ed Who knows about the future? Q.. : ie' K 1, . .,,n Q K :H Judith Albenze Judy Mmm A1tschaIfl...Marty Alma Angst Al fr-'ir Thomas Atkins - -- Tee L ' , - - - . . . ann - ' oo u I l 0 I.. I ' I wg' 1 U, ,s' ' 'V O 1 I . . a u 0' u 'L 'r' f- - ' 7 -- - ' er'... - ' -J- ' --- 1... 'Hb' Ruth Beahm . . . Ruthie . . . Elaine Beech . . Q Laine . . . 'D3-DCC: Dance, Dance' . . . 'When Did You Leave loves to glide across the Heaven' . . . pens Carrick- floor . . . another Murphyite HPGFS - - - keeps the mail- in Whitehall .. . soon a man busy . . . contagious typist or secretaryc laugh . . . plans role of 'Private Secretary! as Barbara Bell . . . Barb . . . 'Thou Sweet' . .. talented in swimming and bowling . . . you know her by, Honest, you're a riotl' . . . some lucky boss's sec- retary. Nancy Bell . . . Nancy . . , 'Bells of Memory' . . . dis- plays a carrot-colored pony tail . . . an energetic movie fan .. . wishes to in- dulge in patient care. Patricia Bernauer Pa Sweet Thing pert and peppy fashionist for Carrickulum wit su preme 'Features' in yearbook Ruth Bilyak Ruthie 'It's Three O'clock in Morning Bilyak and her Big Bad Buick Well, what's doing tonight?' Family Night chairman Roberta Bonczak Bob ie 'Dark Eyes' dancer divine singing talent tool chairman of Family Night Candy Com mittee future outlook typing letters SENIORS Robert Beyer Blackie Go Go Go future Jet pilot cookie duster ui a bakery likes loud shirts sports fiend Patricia Boni Pa Maybellme Top traction, Ron Family Night Pop Committee favorites foods andsewmg future plans include Bell Telephone Sandra Bracken Sunny Lovely One' sprightly mayorette 3 1X2 year graduate claimed by Koppers At' ... t ... U ' I K I lb! ill Oli I , ll! ,,, - I ... t... ' ' b' ' ' ' at' ' the ' ... ' ' ' --- 4 J-- ' ' ' a . ...K . . 1 I . ' -'- l .-.0 nn- . OI- U , CO. Robert Bryner Baldy Old Smokey' llkes to tmker around cars found m the offxce or at 'Q' 5 f Robert Budd Bud Paper Love' enyoys workmg as sports edxtor of Carrxckulum dancer Stanley Butterworth Judxth Cheberenchlck Stan Dev1l's lfhghway' Judy 'Cmderella Waltz takes to motorcycles Room 5'S hlgh Stepper one of the band's rhythm attractwe dark tresses N f4 Red Hair and Rowdy' drfve ms uatlon awaxts grad college superb yearns to attend masters to serve ln to USG Charming per Marmes sonalxty ln child care Claudla Chermak Audie 'Fxve Foot Two, Eyes esp Edward Clarke sweet Choralxer alto typlng terrorlst to con tmue speed ln busxne ss world Deanne Cole Dee 'Adventures xn H1 F1' collects records and frnends tall n' tr1m chxldren wlll love her as a nurse t ergy spent on sports par L .J vi fc!! tlcularly football co LL, J J J Jbxjlege clalms his future Z4-Mfg ig 4-Z-.Lennie Charlotte Connolly Char 'Ch31'1l8,S Dream to be a fashxon coordmator fashlop wlse mxss hobby, keepmg scrap book hlled wxth latest memo rnes fgvx A4 0 C tam, ra Lee Costxn Lxttle Man Mlster Banyo' can act, sxng, play pxano and guxtar gentle and kmd musxcal career ahead aw 'Vx Y:-' Donald Crawford Don Beyond the Blue Ho rlzon' now ln the Coast Guards and boundfor Japan sold on dlstrxbutwe ed ucatlon 1' , 5 , t ,. y V hi ' . .Q X ., ' I 0 . - 'xv A. ' lun a '.l.ol ' I -.n'll ll.. 1 nu 0 . I I . ' can I . I.: y -Q ' ' ' ' I ...Ed... ' C4 ,1kC---'7L,ff-'C' ' of Blue' loves to laugh A 4, N Rf L I., ,,l,, 1' 474 Key Club humorist . . . en- ' Nl flfllw-,f . ' ff- 1: ' ' .4 ta .ai Aff e,' - . ,jg I, ,A ' r 44,6 , 'fd' , .-. - ' . una B I . . . t uno .:. lea . - 'S Q 2 , , 's h - Loretta Cuda . Lori . 'The Old Master Painter' .. . a friend indeed . spectacular specs . . . lead- ing lady of class play .. aspires gt be an artist. . , .WRf,, K 2 3 R 4 f s V 3 f 4 K e at W I ,e 3 Qfai, Richard Cuda Rich 'Jumpin Trumpet' . music maker . . teasing - his speciality Family Night chairman . . . destin- ation - Slippery Rock State. M A ff as I 1 2 , .ft-A , 1,-of :V Thomas Cummings . . Tom 'Pm Gonna Live T'll I Die' hunting fishing his joy bowling champ . . hammer and saw of a carpenter, his future. SENIORS av' Modesta D'Abruzzo . . . Moddie . Dancing on Saturday Night' a regu- lar Sul1y's fan . . creditto Carrick's majorettes secretarial work for the future. X J M Clara Dapprich Clare Tain't What You Do tall and graceful likes to think up new Jump steps future typist or secretary 'Side by Side' maker of the future sharp with needle and thread petite red head aquatic angel home Karen Dickie Ka gelic voice m chorus enyoys telephone conver sations a registered nurse saying Lets bug outl' Richard Davenport Rich Open the Door Rich ard' parks in 24 future scientist college W111 claim this serious minded fellow 'Eating Goober Peas' studies food dreams of owning a Modern Health Studio meanwhile c cupied with reading 'f-'57' n-.Q--ag: James Dillon Jim Sportm Life a guy of many talents football, basketball, and track handsome and hilarious hobby having fun uv- f 469' 13' ,4 Q at lo 9: , out .Zag ' 1 .- I J, .jf IL 1. L - . f ,f i' :H rf r yf A' J kxlq' .1 H' 5' gf . . 1 ' 7 J r +' A F L NK, if . fyf. Q , 5' K mil, .X , J ' X ' 'U .1' X-J irlvjfly , . L' K' ' a ' I u - x ,J Cl, 1 - k ...a JoAnn Davies Jo 'Razzle Dazzle' an- Raymond Dickinson...Ray ' ' . ' . ' . . ... , K h , A I ..- ... ' ' --ri 9 K , . --w l 70 ' ' I ' Q: if 'S Susan Dlllon ue ' You Knew Sus1e pert wxth a baton cute as a bunny andyust aslove George Duckstem Ducky K Pamtmg the Clouds wlth Sunshlne good humored gxr s are hns 23 .l 'Th-uv Ralph End Mus Carefree well man nered, good lookmg guy top notch Hi F1 decorator Walter Esser Crew Cut and Baby Blue Eyes' football and track abllxty plus SocxalCom able secretarlal future favorxte pastxme ence fxctxon fan stop, college Susanna Eynon ue Sweet Sue gracwus a served on Bmgo Commlttee th1s 3 UZ year graduate now works at Bell Telephone scx flrst graduating 1n draftxng at Connelley i956 bound Ellen Fmerty Ellen 'Sweet Little Miss Blue yes a merry Murphy 1te and eye catching ma Jorette famous quote, Forget xt! secretarxal mittee member college Fred Fxsher Fred 'Freddy hkes to fxsh roams the halls wlth Lee and Johnme post graduate plans apprentlce to a plumblng contractor 'il Patrlcla Fortunato Pa 'Love Among th Young' marriage the planmng candy glrl Famlly Nxght has a knack for palntmg plans ahead Angelo Franco Ange 'On My Way Alr Force bound seen wlth the gang at V1llela's or hard at work settmg pms Betty Frey Betty 'Soft Hearted Gal' one of the harmomzlng Choral lers conslders 'tlckllng the ivorles' her hobby preferred posltlon sec retary T' . l,,, X .'tk7 v . X K ' If ES... ...ex- '... - I ... I ' D ... l ..- ,,, ' - '1 ' - ' ' ' - 'G in jf Q HJ I will V ' K M , Q us I ' gl... ' ' '--- ' ' ... , ' ... t .U ... .U ' ' ' . . . e - In ' ... in '... ' ' ,,, ' ' ' M x , Q X 'S i .1 I , Y 5 lv 'V L, . V H H?-Y If ' U f , R? 'ww- 1-g.......,. wr rye 'F' we ,lc M l ini in Y , ai 1, 'v m I r I '35, ,fs Thomas Funk . .. Tom . . . 'Marine's Hymn' . . . Eat'n Park - favorite spot . . . a model plane builder .. . aspires to become a 'tip- top' marine. i JgM,, I Cynthia Garstka . . . Cyn . . . 'Come Home' . . .longs for a certain Bob . . . bowl- ing activities prove enjoy- able . . . wishes secretarial employment . . . Carrick's home economist. r f ll Eleanor Gavran . . . El . . . 'Earth Angel' tops in everyone's book . . . sweet and sincere . . . head cheer- leader .. . soon .will be following doctor's orders. Ioamie Gilg . . . Jo . . . 'Painting the Clouds with Sunshine'. . . anxious to be an air-line hostess .. . 'sweets' seller at Dennis Theater Professional Model Club Qin qrvvvs Q - David Goodworth Dave Mr Fiddle adroit violin player chums with Bob, Ken, and Gil future college of engineer SENIORS A 5 Janet Gratzer an Ain t She Sweet cute and quiet made Family Night a success by selling tickets after gradu ation business school James Greaves Pro fessor 'Put Down Six and Carry Two' trg whiz hard worker on Carrickter staff future chemist we VC' Gilbert Gruber 1 'Wonderful To Know' president of Electronics Club slaves over a hot petroleum pump chemical engineer after college Carol Grundel Dimples 'Heart 0 Go d quiet and sweet os sesses fabulous wardrobe practical nurse's uni form waiting Wamma buy pizza?' E- Charlotte Guenther Char 'Bell Bottom Blues' quiet and sentimental sweet 'cookie' at Plamt zer's Bakery sewing ability future business school student 'S '19 wr- . . , - nr ' : I... - ' 1 ... 1 - ' . . . a ' - ' ' ,,, l l D ... a .-. 1? 5 James Gunsallus Pedro Beyond the Blue Horl zon' red headed Mexx can trlps the light fan tastlc swlmmer su preme future plans Axr Force Carol Gurchak Carol Petxte' enloys dancmg, datxng, and fun making with the 'glrls' Dramatxc Club sup porter mterested m a secretarlal future Cecxlla Hartner Denms Harmon Demy 'I Love The Gnrls' rates plus wlth gxrls a hoopster and truck drwer antnclpates work mg wxth dxesel engmes Ronald Harrls Ron Buick 59' ahnie s boys best buddies Gxb, Brady, and George a frlendly fellow future lncludescollege one of 5 I956 Cece 'When You re Smxlmg' magnetxc personalxty Famxly Nlght pxzza peddler faxthful Red Cross member takmg steps to ward stenography William Hemauer B1 Llve It Up splasher ln the Swxm Show Famlly Night enjoys 1ce skatmg next, college then teachlng Q6- Cordeha Henderson Sissy 'My L1 tle Nursey' eager to be come a nurse partlcx pant Ln girls' sports possessor of a warm hearted smxle if Aw Mary Ann Hassxck Tony 'Devil or Angel' plotter at Fxlter Center loves tall men roams w1th Doris and Jean stenographer WJ Frances Henn Fran 'Sweet Brown Eyed Baby slaves at Ruby s tosses a wxcked bowling bal future includes I B M school Betty Herman Betty Little Girl added zest to the Spanish Show pmt size miss who prom ises to be a successful sec retary vw in- . 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B' I A wb ' when-f Maw, ,Q We ig., vas 'W'- Q9 Q 12217 NZM 4 Norman Hogg Norm Juke Box Saturday Nlght regularly found t Su1ly's real sharp dresse r advanced studying lies ahead Ronald Houk Huck On The Go' plays church basketball twe member of the Chess Club future with the U S Navy M45 Thomas H0yd1Ch Ace 'Ace ln the Hole Drwers' Club movxes and bowlmg take up his spare tlme televxslon school commg up 5,0 Robert Husa Huse 'Please Don't Talk About Me When Pm Gone' qulet and loves to loaf wants agoodjob after grad uatlon SENIORS B fig: '20-E Qty 'leban- V519 Kenneth Kalberer Ken 'Money Burns a Hole U1 My Pocket' school banker f avorxte pastlme crulsmg tn has Hudson an engmeer of the future 17 Rlchard Karcher Karch 'Champxon Strut' capable co captaxn f Raxders chalrman of Name Card Commlttee bunches of fun college bound Nicholas Kelly Nick 'Heart of a Clown keeps the 'redhots' rollln' at M1ke's Lunch 0 rod enthuslast a suc cessful workmg future May' l9 i Beverly Keppel Bev Oh, You Beaut1fulDoll' styhsh mxss from Room true to Dxck wxl some day be someone's stenographer AUX 'ex s---r 'bv Albert Klchty Butch o Boy Go Freetxme spent ID pllotlng h1sChev1e smgs Wxth Chorallers Army gets hlm next IJ-Wt rg 0l9' Nancy Kzrch Nance 'Do I Worry? hostess wxth the mostest sells lunch checks make up comm xttee future look busmess machme course Qvhkfs. 'Y' G 5' ,V i r S Vi' if M ' V f X- f i . L' 4' ,J ' ,r 'ia ' xyj W A V , V A .. Mt' ' . 3 lt A g - ' ' X ttvn QM K -un .eng K .--... -n. . ' ,,, ,,, ,,, - -- 3- ---ac' ' ... ' f Q N , 1 ' ,Y 1 . . I. I I I . . D - . . 5. . 0 . ... V... I 11 q .... ... ' . ...ht- 21... ' ... '1 ' ' ' - - '.,A. ,' ' W, 3 .L 1 r 9 a i nz f H 4 A I fu ' V . M ' A y . ' 1 . Q ' X 2 'iv ' I ' , X 1 X 0 . A 'WZ' Nancy Klem Nan From Nme to Fwe wlll be a pretty and effx cxent secretary Mur phy's salesglrl skxlled seamstress profes l lf gn 5 Johann Korpa Sweet and possesses and abxhty actwe inthe church's youth actxvmes headed for Waynesburg WMV? 4913 1 Jean Kowal Rebel Black Demm Trousers' plots at Fxlter Center engages ln art prolects one of the gang speed demon 'Q X' if Mfg' A Bernard Kwxatkowskl BUZZ Anythlng Can H ppen' football and track athlete clownmg hxs delight he'll fmd engoyment worlnng a a slonal lookxng College ti 'lD Glenn Lasko Rusty 'MUSIC Maker dreams of h1s own band sets pms after school from Reserves headed for the Actwe Marxnes 956 draftsman ? ll- 'hr George Logue George Some Day wants to play basketball after June tall, sllent type too many people m lunch he thlnks 'I'homas Lytle Tom James Lonergan Reds 'Rockm' wxth Reds' Act1v1t1es COUHC11 Veep owns a irlendly smile and rosy blush wlll enter college for engmeermg ef' Geraldme Lucas Mntzte Dungaree Doll the 'tell you what I'm gonna do' gal Act1vltLesCoun cll Treasurer sports mterest leading to college ff- fl!! 'Pm Dreammg of Ieanme' enjoys Jean's company excels ln swunmmg and math kept busy soda Jerkmg engmeerlng ca reer oan Macklen Mac 'll Dance At Your Wed mg soon a happy homemaker crazy but cute redhead Tea For Two' vocallst 'I' 0:1-A L nn- ' 'WY tb -' 4 lnvw ff y,k,tL A ' qqblf' JY! 1 jay . f Ig. V ' 71 J' - ' ' fl 4 . K I 'K f I t x 1 'O' 2 , ,Ag A' ' f fn 'J , K I ... . , t ... .... a .... ... ul I ' g,, ' ' a '.., - . ' ' s fr' 5 at 4 gh S xo. q gf ki up , U f I ' ' ' ' I - . l ... ' I ' ... D I - ... a 53' N af' 'L 5 , . - Q V wx lx I l at .V 3 , y D, N n T' U .vt I!-41 A 3 Dennis Malachowskx Dream Tram ral roadxng zealot Well, that s the way xt goesl' wlll look natty ln khakl Walter Mamula Dush On Your Toes actlv track, .ind art busles lumself mth Sun Tele work tuture undeuded gn- IU., Y 1. Allan Mandell 'lhgh Fllght' to adorn llkes records, football,and havmg fun at the 'Y ' Lols Markes IS 'Let A Smnle Be Your Um mure Famlly Nlght txcket seller ambltlon mterxor decoratmg LOlb McClelland Sallor s Letter waxtmg for acertaxn some one ten pm Slflklflg for entertamment aca reer glrl ln bookkeepmg QENIORS Kenneth McDonald Mac Fxve Spot ta quxet drmk of water' shoots an exght ball and bowllng ball lxke a pro Marlnes next Deanne Means Dee Am t She Sweet' snappy head majorette belxex es ln haung fun Platter ette ln Famlly Night plans to become a model Ardlth Mears Ardy Carl Mehlhorn Shake, A Pretty Girl ls Llke A Rattle, and Roll' ear elody lovely and nest pm boy putters on snappy maJorette one of a red Ford pals wlth e Murphyxtes clerl Ronald Houk engmeer cal work after June mg ahead I fi.. . Dorothy Metts Do Model T Ford Baby one of Murphy's assets valuable member of Pro motxon Commxttee ture Iles ln dress deslgn ln e j P 1 fl E avi' I, ,, - ... '1- K '... '- ' ' ' - ' ities include Basketball, the Air Force Blues brella' sweet and de- Lo... ' ' . . . ' ' ll, . . . K... ' ' sau K H . ova M ' ' 11, l I M ' I ... ' ... ' ' ' M ' , . . ' - ' ' - ' ' ' ' ...fu- ' ' ' rn H ' -'... '- ' - ' ' ' - , . ' . ' - 4 8- Audrey Meyer Audle The Glrl That I Marry' a homemaker come June or July work Karhut's Bakery mld way committee chairman fi by Isabelle Mifflin 'Wedding March' e lnltely decided to spendllfe with Bob partlal to hlllbllly music and motor cycles 'Q 0 gt- i Mxlton Mxles Milt 'Mood for Milt wltty ways won audience Famxly Nlght a Sully S fan next college and studymg mechamcal engmeermg Roger Modrak Moe Anythmg Goes' o rod repalrman prowls with Mac, Lin, Dave, Don, and Walt a parkmg lot attendant 453' Shnrley Moore Shxrl Small Talk a Small blond who knows her way about the sewmg machme plans a secretarlal ca reer 956 he tr 110 Maxxne Moran Max 'Pretty Eyes' sews a flne seam Prom Com mlttee typmg for Mr Tomb a steppmg stone for future work Roberta Morris Bobble 'When You Dance seen dancing at Sully' makes her fortune atV11le a s clerical worker come June JDS Carol Mueller Carol 'When You Wxsh Upon a Star on the qunet slde hard workmg Murphy gal enyoys readmg and sewing plres to be a secretary Frances Mullen Nancy 'Coo1, Clear Water' another Ester Williams Junxor Achlever th Carrlckter typist will swltch to secretarial work ries, '95 irq.. Q ' Audrey Mulllgan Audie All The Things You Are' sold on Berme and convertible rldlng make up commlttee Bell Telephone for her work I7 X Q 1 T 25 W- .5 ' I 4 L X A ' ...d.f- .'... '. 4' ' ...ht- -4' I U I A use I -...E ann . l .... ... H ' ..- -.- ... .rua -.. I ua. . ' l.. lou ' ' - , , , ' ' ' e - ' , ., l ... ' ' ...as- .' K, ,X ,. Y, iq, ,Q-K ' M L 'li LLM Q . . , ' ...nf ,anqx 5161 'Jw i Q Allce Murphy Alxce Allce Blue Gown Treasurer of Room 21 a smooth dancer and 'wxsh ful thmker' wxll soon be bangmg away on a type Joseph Needham Joe 'Happmess ls a Thmg Called Joe' staunch member of the Stage Crew It's Always Jan future undecnded M- 'Hun' Herbert Nelson Herb Satlsfxed Mmd' kxng of the hardwood floor owns atremendous person alxty and bass voxce wlll make a perfect teach is Dorls Nxckol Nick Because' lxterary ed ltor of paper and yearbook Pre youjnm me-'P' future nurse part of the M A I WI'lt9I' 5 all 'BF Arlene Oehlmg Archle Hxgh Steppm Baby' the golden angel of the Platterettes a Murphy's mxss promlsmg future as a secretary SENIORS 'Rag' t-,Q -we-5, Alexander Olah Alex Hot Rod another Esso boy Horse Racmg Commlttee known for hxs quietness looks for ward to owmng a servlce statlon Earl Ondrlck Earl Spee o' member of the Drlvers Club and pllots a Plymouth for homework dandy dancer hopes for employment as elec trxcxan James Ople Jim Smcerely aids bass sectxon ln chorus loves to loaf and laugh gomg mto busmess school or Alr Force Brady Parrlsh Brady Easy Does It' ardent Key Club member possesses a contagxous laugh and easy gomg man ner hls future lS un declded '73-K x lb' 0 AY I 'Yng- Xt! if W Jack Paul Jack 'Dark Town Strutters Ball' clarmetxst for the Kmg s Men and school orchestra favorxte Carolyn Leonard future blology teacher I4 ,O 1' wt t Q f . f-4 , . I ' X q J m e u' ' , V' L, ba 'I fe L C , w ' 194 u ' f ,ri hir. 4135! A I Jsjf' 3:4a::,'15' K . '... ' T.. U .A ' j.. I ' - - M ,. V. , ' - er. fk, J A , Q' v a gf ' iq 41: 2.71 -.ff I A' - , , 5 1 1 s K . 4 , M , I ' . ' Y ' u - I A . . . . 4 , . , ,AW lf' if F ,V Q ' J 5' ff' h Q My rf 7 .,, V ,nr x . n-I. ' C , f Q I 5' . ' Q 0' vw, ,ag , 11' 'I Q niv 11-M- 'Ls Joan Pemberton. . .Ioan. . . y Buddy . . . friend to a . . . gathers News Notes for Carrickulum. . .a Prom planner . . . possesses pleasing manner for nurs- C ' 6- f ff. ix . fi l. . 'ar ' 1 'x Francis Pepper .. Pep... Make Me A Soldier .. future employer, Uncle Sam specialties are friends and bowling . . broompusher for Family 1 Mary Perella. . Mary P. . 'My Baby Loves to Danc . . a steady Sully's fan . . one of the peppy seven . future dress designer. vi Florence Preston Flo . 'Love Is Eternal . soon to be a homemaker . newcomer to C.H S. . always wearing a smile and saying Hi ' Night I7 Donna Priore Donna 'Happy Baby' a Mt Oliver gal pals with the two Ermas, Audrey, and Ruth crystal ball pre diets secretarial career 956 If --S.. Y-J wwf' Rita Pulcml ream, Dream, Dream no one but Herm high stepper m gold humor writer for Carrick ulum Joy of Room 5 Ruth Rielly Ruthie Lawrence Pyzola Larry 'There ls Nothin' Like A Dame' happy when loafmg goal manager owner of a Cadillac Regis Recker Pudge Finally I m Free' nav igates a 49 Ford a Louie, Jim, and Ed usually cialist il EV 'Fun Loving Woman Family Night make up committee chairman finds fun in filling hope operator to be 6 Thomas Reynolds Tom 'Life Is Just A Bowl of Cherries' all around athlete football and track mess Administration 4 H- N M 1 a . I . . gl JZ. . . 0 ll . . . . a . K if, , ' I ' Re... . . . . D ' ' . . . a 4 , I . ' - . . - . . . ' - ' t t' ...J y, U ' - ' ' 4 ship of agrocery store and along . . . a Key Club spe- chest . . . Bell Telephone - - - will enter Pitt fOr BUS' '2 in f g if f- D ' U X , 5 . i S 'if ' ' - fl Sv: Qc y as ... 5 IA Gordon Riley Rxles Ltfe of the Party' Semor Class's top come dxan his hobby girls drxves a fast Buxck h1s future uncertam Judlth Rockett Shush 'Southern Star never too busy to do agood turn benevolent Ring Committee chaxrman future college co ed Donna ROCk.hl1l Rocky 'Sweet and Gentle' she's 'cotton pxckm all the txme adds cheer fulness to Woolworths her ambxtxon secretary 'Q 1 an 6 H ' 4 0 -1-f 'cf' 'Uhr' Ralph Rufflng Ruf' Swmg Along cham plon golfer and Jukebox ad dxct farewell report cards! part of the Pepper McDonald team ll fi- LaVerne Ryan Verme Happy G Lucky Baby cuttmg up the rug her dellght Pres 1dent of the Senlor Dra matxcs Club dreams of secretarxal work SENIORS A1r Force plans T' Cora Sala Corky Pretty Glrl asset to g1rls' basketball team fancles dancxng datmg skatmg style consclous sattshed to become a model Patrlcxa Salava Pa Anchors Awelgh' shutterbug enthusiast pals wlth Urs and Doris conversatlonallst future plans mclude sanlor boy 1' Robert Sands Bob Mlster SANDman Room 24 s R1ngComm1ttee representatlve a foot ball hero fondest mem ory vlctory over Baldwm a college candldate FN, George Qaupe Fred What lt Was Was Foot ball' terrlflc athlete ln track and football smger supreme future amlntlons mclude college Ursula Schappert Urs Soldxer Boy petxte fraulem cat enthusxast vearbook photo edltor artxst for Carrxckulum member of M A I college plans 1 S 5. . fi e' Q I Y I ... V A Q --- H ' . . . K I , . . . -' ... ... ...fa I I... V- K. V f.n,M,, I lbs g' -., if e s Ax . I v - A if , M lf, 755' ye 'qv' J? if 'C' Rem Schlff Hydromatlc Fred Schlldhauer Frltz 30811 SChm92-er Joan I'll Be Down to Get On the Sunny S1de of Some e e Over You In a Taxl' works the Street' every word Rambow a fme as a pmboy after June he sayscomes out photog liable Rainbow glfl HH he'll Jom the Alr Force graphy gomgtocollege pr0l1d of It Sweet an for engmeermg gentle a perfect sec John Seebacher Jack 'Deep In the Heart of Texas' made Snowball a success 'Want to buy a gas cap?' Carnegxe Tech next stop 1' 'K retary Wie PM 956 Joseph Schoedel oe Dom' What Comes Natu rally' an ardent J A member and Carrlckulum reporter plansaccount mg as a career Jean Ann Shwely Jeame 'Beautlful Brown Eyes' Chaxrman of Snowball commxttee skxlled wlth the needle and thread future nurse vhs P' E' Nancy Schmldt Nanc 'Gee Whlttakers sports and rhythm n blues send' slxm and trlm plans offlce work Thomas Schwartzel Tom Im Waxtlng For Slups future bell bottom trousers wearer takes pr1de 1n pxlotmg a 56' Lmcoln Carol S111 Carol Paul 5111 Pal-ll P I May' pleasantly qulet mouth Sound' proud chorus regular OWHGI' Of One! P215 wlrh dancmg mlss wouldllke 8 Giant Eagle to keep ln touch as a tele wvrker haS phone operator EU' PEB' bb 5 2 S e f, 1 ' ' - whr ' I un. ... . . ... ' fre' , ' - ' ' ' d ' her ' J 'ki , 5 fi ' ' ei I I J . g I , K, u.. . g A ini.: u I ' ' , ' ...'lf ' --- 15 ffi - ' ' ' - P. S.: a . . . '1- 5- mv , N 1. ' 5 7 v: fr' X I F' I. '04, .I Josephine Slepskl Make Yourself Com fortable favorxte sub Ject Sammy fmds pleasure nn bowllng Hhhvur- Wh' John Sloan Guy 'Gone Fxshm an huntlng tool' terror ln chemlstry a mcer 'guy never exxsted' college VW: Q T33 Carol Snyder Carol 'Sweetness warbles llke a lark ln Chorus short, shy, and sweet hopes to become a famous Marjorle Snyder Marge Call1ng Margle lovely smlle our Snow ball Queen pastes up Page one for Carrlckulum school SENIORS 7- fw mm fkr Gerald Spear er Huntln Season emoys fxshmg tool male fash lon plate Presldent of Actlvltles Councll glxmpse ahead reveals col lege Shxrley Stumpf Shlrl ,rv Wlllxafn Stemgraber Stelny Blonde Sallor a Fuller Brush sales man plays basketball oo after graduatlon he'll turn ln hls brushes for a sallor s unxform Nancy Stxles Nanc 'Band of Gold' Cweddxng bells w1ll soon be heardj Semor Leader member mgemous desxgner Porky Chedwxck fan sa Q. fnx 'A Why reporter fox Carrlckulum, Carrlckter, and South H1lls Record All Cxty Orchestra ast 0 the M A I future secretary f 5 Elsxe Succop Else 'Better Than Gold' sold sweets Famxly N1ght Chorallers couldn d wlthout her future peek a secretary 1' 'WN 'Di Ts? N.. T L55 I me no 5' '6- J' Qk Hope Tabler Hopeless 'Faxth Hope,andChar t roamsCarr1ckw1th Betty and Bobbx en1oys Sully's drawlng and loaf mg at Cut Rate 3035- 'S'-'X 'R' uv fi 63' Q J. , ,' . ' o 'Jug I ' , r la 5 e y ' l A yt. t ,-,. Fi ,f S ... . '13, J ' p ,Z ' ' Jo ' A ' - ' ' ' d ' . . ' ' ' ' one ' 4 - I nn n A A ' lon ' -au - I 1 , , . I ,,, A D w use svn 1012.115 to attend business material. . dress designer. clerical worknext step. ,g iff f N s - . K' T' 4 4.- 'lv I 'N 1 I 9 H I , H... A 4 ... U - I . ,x . L l unc . n P u r n nl. -.il 4 use l ' A S ... --- H 7 ' ' ' l ' ' 't o ' ' ' ' ' f . . ' : ', ' y '- .., , 'lf- , 'Vu-1' i I ,. .s fly A if ,ilk 5 Catherme Temple Cathy Fancy Free cused faculty for Carrxck er chaxrman of Junlor i x llbf Jolm Trueman Harry Mrssourl Waltz' no relatlon to the ex pres ldent plays Churchbas RQ 'f ,gp ,f' Rose Vano Rosle Got Rhythm plays saxaphone m the Honey Babes band tmy teen .ffl ...so- Davnd Wallace Dave 'Smgmg 1n the Ram top tenor in Chorallers owns a '49 Merc soon Talent Show blonde bombshell 1n a Chrysler ketball camera Marmes 'i Yj Peter Warncke Pete Over the Waves' plans a sa1lor's lxfe an actwe and experlenced Explorer Scout really knows h1s hlstory he's great wxth a headed for the a steady Job as a sec retary IS her goal 956 operator Ronald Welsh Ron Wh1t.her Thou Goest, lW1l1 Go' Pat's shadow longs for graduatlon and th great b1g world Here's luck, Ronl a draftsman or machme Weep terror on the football held hob b1es mclude huntmg and flshmg expectmg a ca reer ln the Army Fred Weprlch Foot Loose Q5 lrma Wmdeknecht rm I Lxve Llfe our frrend Irma loves people Dramatxcs Club maker upper' for Famlly Nxght peaches and cream complexlon 4? Janet Wxrtz an 'Your Golden Halr to embark ln the beautl clan professlon sports mmded th Honey Babes' clarlnet player Rlchard Wong Dxck Money xn the Bank Senlor Class Treasurer lxkes to consume t1me by studymg brxght future U1 englneermg I? My 'lx' l .- W 'Mu t ' ff. K, ' ,',J,kfg': .I .V y ' f Pu ' F ' A .f -'Fi I fin z '-' 'W 'V e' - ' Rv, , V 'qv y an ' 'QR 3 ,X 1 ... 1 ' 9 I ' ...I K .lla . .' ull 3 . .Oil ' I ' olnl - Lol - l also . . ... - l A . its ' ' ... ' ' ' . . . h - -- 9 K ' ... ' ,,Q.3gg In , t ,. F V A I flu 2 'i r . 46, - , ' ZV' -' he 'Fx 'S , Erma Jean Woolensack . . . Sarah Wootton . . . Sally . . . Diane Wyse . , , Wese , , , Jean . . . 'Close as Pages 'My Gal Sal' . . . outside 'With A Song In My Heart' in a Book' friends a attraction, Neil swim Page two editor of plenty 'specially Tom show Mermaid penny Carrickulum . . ., bubbling .. . Carnegie Library page saver . . . Oh, heavens ! with laughter . . . entering . . . interest leans toward exclaims thisfuture recep- Indiana State. bookkeeping. tionist. Class Sponsors A James Yarsky Jim , . 'Undecided' .. . goes for his future! . , . plays foot- ball, basketball for Mt. Oliver Merchants . . . seen with Al, Bob, John. fl Mr. Ashbrook, Miss Stewart, Mr. Vesely, and Mr. Dittmar, senior class sponsors, are busily planning their assigned class proyects Claudla Che rmak Eleanor Gavran James Greaves Judlth Albenze Rxchard Bartoo Elame Beech Barbara Bell Ruth Bllyak Loretta Cuda Susan D1llon Fred Flsher Cynthla Garstka Kenneth Kalberer Nancy Klrch Johann Korpa Glenn Lasko Thomas Lytle Peo euf nie These are they who w1ll probably graduate with honor We say probably because the 11st IS complled from credus earned by February 1956 the month 1n Wh1Ch thls book Wefll to PIGSS Hlqh Honor Maxme Moran Dor1s Nlckol Ursula Sc happert Rlchard Wong UIIUI Fred Schlldhauer John Sloan Shlrley Stumpf Deanne Means Carol Mueller Carol Mueller Herbert Nelson Arlene Oehhng Jack Paul Mary Perella Robert Sands Joan Schmezer Jean Shlvely E1s1e Succop Cathenne Temp Sarah Wootton D1ane Wyse le WL, f' 'es ,fr FRY David Goodworth Judith Rockett Marjorie Snyder . 7 -I K Lfxx X . VX All. THE TIIIIIGS Y0lI ARE mm GO' Sx.UJS9f I JSMMRSHKN2 Ns. 54 ix 601 Most Likely to Succeed Richard Wong Judy Rockett Best Dressed george Saupe Shxrley Attanuccl Buffons and Bow Y' 7 ..,x.- L lol non we nm aussi 5 ' A ,,,..-T- uf E me nurritrsqj ...,.,, 2 vi.7...,1 my IQ Be Very Very Popular awww N4 Most Popular Eleanor Gavran Gerald Spear Most Athletxc Jlm Dxllon Geraldxne Lucas OU IHEARTED MEN smox -I HXRNIN Q C,- f 9 ar. 4 f Q G A.. 8 W ' 1 x x J X ' f z f p M - 1' w fx 31 W' gl A d ie X' , . -.1 V rf., 'N .'-' L I ' -. .- 54' 1' ON uxlxk ,kk -. 1.3-3,4 M: 1 . YL I . X, K e. 1 ' do rm.. .Q--,N 1- '4-. ' fn ,1 N N1 x 2 VXNC-5 1' : F aw. iv-M 'Maman K I Xe 5 -.-,-, v -1. s , .., , .. P I k I ef Q . J f D g.: ' f + its i P 1 X 7 ,.,,..,, 4, .-w-M-f---------- xx N7 . . o r f: -' A , V 4: 1 Y ' V f : 1 Q I MCDST S- K U5 S-,yi -4-v E7 OF QLL. X Best A11 Around John Sloan Jean Sluvely Best Lookmg Beverly Keppel Walt Mamula xxxxxkxxkfhh HEY GOOD LOOKIN I-va ,vi if v-7 - .. ,-gtk-,-MY, 4 wolos L uusnc av 1 rcagf- ....... .il A - mm-V -. W ,mv . W . , , I 'Q Q I, Q r . If I ' If fl - I 1 Y 4 f on ' W ' . -' ' ' K - 1 C N 'a , ,' S' , X .f Q! - ,gm ' Y I K' . ' k' f f V, W- vii' 5 ' L Uk K .wk Y L' .U' O, ly, -' 'h ,S ,'4 y., -' - 1 . -.,gg.,.-5: 1..,,-., , . . V v N .. I Q f 1 ' Sf i C I . k A W S O V ' V W 'I 1 Q 4 , A A 1 1 L 1 ' U M . 3 WR .V I YKIOH '1l'v11'ml- 1' . 7 v X 4 5 3' ' , T? .5 ' 5 1 R , :c . ' S' . . - N . , .J is I ff w- ' 5 ,. 3 V - . , 1.90 . S- Y av , x ? , I , , . X 9 , 3 , . ..., . 5 F1 A: S , 1 ' Q S' 1' l ' . va-fr Y ' Q ,, , I LOVE THE SUNSHINE OF YOUR SMILE Una Kg JACK HOFFMAN M MA DL ' 4 5 17 vwfg 165643-H FI'l6Ild119St Margle Snyder Ken Kalberer Wlttl9St LaVerne Ryan Gordon Rlley VNV: XXII IOOIINII THE q.. if! 1 vena no ull! Q -1 4-Q . ff., s J 0 Q Q ' Q X J 1, ,, LA , UHDEHCLHSSHIEH 3 ,Q , 1 ' ,Q f X 2 L: V x I Q'-,L ' 5' Q Q? C N fx if x x x ff xx the Next Graduates Albrecht, Don Bermsh, Janet Braun, Jamce Brown, Bob Fxedler, Bob Gmuca, Luz Hahne Glenn Heber Bob Hodgson, Adnan LljeWSkl, Ron Paslowskl, John Qumtarellx, Theresa Raupach, Jane Rxchards, Don S11l, Herbert Starzynskl Paul Accamando, Elame Altwater, Judy Auel, Wayne Auen Regls Bartus, Carol Baxendell, Betty Belack, Wlllxam Betz, Ronald Byers Betty Blelslu, Stephen Blakemore, James Bodnar, Rxchard Boucek, Thomas Boyd, Janet Bracken, Wllham Breen, John Breen, Robert Brehm, Howard Bremxg, Geraldlne Bnght, Robert Brlll, Anna Mae Brxll, Phylhs Brudln, Raymond in ff Am so JN Callahan, James ,c Cameron, Lawrence Comfort, Irma Cook, Gleen Crawford, Davld UIIIUIS rf' 8 441. Q1 ' 9 ,T ., , 1 'sq w f - ' , ' , 5 f J 1 NS' . .... .' ' V4 A ' ' , A as t ' i .A ., 5- X- r 1 K f f , K 1 5 I j I I gl 4 t . ' ' 'F y if S ,I Y J ', 7 ' , V J ' A zz.. 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A 4 Freshmen NW. l ooklng down at om of the most Suuebsful dances of thc yt r suv eral nmthgraderswatth th+.1r hard work pay off at the FIIDSLI Twlrl Next semester these fmanual w1zarda w1ll enter 1nto the Qoual l1fe of the stnlor hlgh and Conunue usmg thelr tal ents as money makers for the school ROOM 37 lst row Damel Andreuccl, Vxrglma Murray, Margaret Wolber, Theresa Gsell, Danlel McGmn, Joanne Gxvens, Cloyd Bohn, Edward Clark 2nd row Davld Wrlght, Donna Kohley, Carol Zusmas, Charlotte Bxer, Kathyrn Tatko, Germaine Yaksxc, Sandra Pastorxus, Mary Lonergan, James Laurent 3rd row Wllllam Keppel, Robert Locke, Robert Schubart, John Morltz, Raymond Woshner, Mlchael Black, Margaret Doran 4th row James Sxpe Theodore Gllbert, 'll-.... Dale Hershey Gary Rossx, Harry Readshaw, Teacher Mr Franklxn Dotts i 7 1 ,fl I W , . gi 6 ii' ggi? ROOM 20 1st row: Margaret Caplan, Jeanne Buller, Carolyn Leonard, Jim Jaskowski, Michael Rudar, Donald Anthony, William Qwen, William Grudowski, Robert Zirngibl. 2nd row: MichaelenaLowa1, Louise Ebbert, ., Jadeen Barbor, Ruth Rembold, Dolores Hanselman, Nora Eggers, Frances Jasinski, Gladys Muko, Barbara Whitlinger, Kathleen Cook. 3rd row: Thomas Rigister, Michael Cronin, George Schuster, Arthur , ij, ,, Rockett, Bernard Sloan, Charles Staude, James Pusateri, Bill Lang. .. 4th row: Gene Lisotto, JamesCarson, Benford Liebtag, Thomas Morgan, Francis Chystek, Teacher, Miss Alma Swavel. 'D' Gunn...-.-cf 1' ROOM 27 lst row: Judy Beck, John Chajnacki, Janice Yecko, Annette Hamrock, Patricia Cratty, Ronald Russetto, Diana Muller, Donald Letson. 2nd row: Nancy Franz, Diana Spezzano, Gerald Lucearelli, Donna Bockstoce, Carol McClune, Jane Small, James Colteryahn, Glenn Winterhalter, John Matthews. 3rd row: Darryl Lorenz, George Moestein, Wayne Sharp, Ronald Letson, Barbara Werner, Charlene Boyd, Marlene Moss. 4th row: Herbert Glaneman, Lewis Safko, Thomas Prince, Daniel Pistelli, Carl Hrivnok. 5th row: Ronald Sayers, Steve Korpa, Dale Larson, Patrick Whalen, Teacher, Mr. Donn Kerschbaumer. A -3 , Q ' Q v K LI? .D ' D :Nl Q 5 - 4 lx! - Q. 'A '-151, ' Qi: ,',' v - P . U 3 . , -1' J . , . 1 ' - G ,, .n ,Q ily. g D - ri Q-5-' 3-R f f' ' 'EE-34. in ,,,q'-T ,, .J ,ggsynx ' - - ,.Q,,5,' e ,f' v - ' - 9 I' , , 'If 5' ' fi ' 'X ' 'in ' ', g' I , 6 Q 'Q' .. q I' N' .- 9 'Nh R G Wx, i ROOM 3 lst row: Bonnie Alster, Shirley Meyer, Elaine Drotar, Nancy 919- ' 'K Braun, Leslie Pastorius, Doris Grassel, Kathy McCue, Anthony Rus- ,Y citto, Richard Rostek. 2nd row: Evelyn George, Joyce Grove, Barbara 'Q' Lautner, Linda Lewis, Susan Starzynski, Mildred Pfaff, Barbara Brehrn, Patricia Chiocchi, Eleanor Dutko, Carol Keller. 3rd row: George Higgins, Bernard Neuhart, Alan Buzzard, William Reith, Rebecca Stairs, Winona Lowe, Carol Malette, Roberta Bell. 4th row: Joseph Schultz, Charles Dragecevich, Ronald Cuda, Kenneth Heider, James Kail, Lewis Mazzotta, Teacher, Mr. Andrew Drukalsky. -,, i t ROOM 2 lst row: Robert Wolney, Clair Beyer, Carolyn Beyer, Patricia Stupak, Joyce Spear, Susan Bielski, Linda Sapolio, Sandra Cipra, David Maskew. 2nd row: Jim Giarruso, Rita Lippert, Dennis Braun, David Schlachter, Gail Landon, Catherine Ball, Daryl Kirsch, Linda McGinnis, Carol Cockran. 3rd row: Thomas Miller, Bertram Feineigle, Barry Loveday, Thomas Dudich, Dale Lippert, Paul Schaum, Sandra Mamula. 4th row: Robert Minsterman, Thomas Kwiatkowski, Jack Giarruso, Jerry Todd, Wayne Hagerman, Teacher, Miss Geraldine Gutowski. 5 .4- s I Nall-nf-4 4 1? ? ' :Q 4'6 47 As the bell rings for lunch, upperclassmen try to avoid the legions of wrigg- ling squirmers invisible here The seventh and elghth graders possess an abundant supply of enthusiasm and effervescent energy By cheering the loudest at inter scholastic sports attending activities and in general backing up all school pro jects they are a lively but valuable addition to the stu dent body ROOM 40 1st row Rowland Bartoo, Barbara Jakoski, Gloria Barnes, Harry Hurd, Richard Low, James Whitfield, Neal Gramer, James Hines Patricia S111 2nd row Edward Ball, Joseph Gudenburr, Janice Stephens, Lawrence Harrison, Cltfford Harris, Eileen Goodworth, Charles White, Robert George Albert Klein, David Buresch 3rd row Richard Munson, Mary McCrea, Charles Meyers, Shirley Coberly, Arlene Roth, Dennis Knetizer 4th row Daniel Netll, Dale Lux Walter March, Gretchen Verga, Nancy Geyer, Ronald Stephens 5th row Ml1ZHVOO19tlCh Robert Shobec, David Butterworth, Richard Evens, Robert McK1ss1c Alvin Mantz, Teacher, Miss Helen Yerger ,v X FS 1,1 x . 52 iezffff I A N 5 ,ont ' '11, .Ili flfy 'rifuk' as x'- ' 5-- 5558. A-5.4 si hun ROOM 30 lst row: Mary Lou Healy, Amy Kohren, Carolyn Normandy, Terry Klinzing, Elizabeth Matthers. 2nd row: Diane Boni, Esther Sperling Robert Smerker, Grace Brudin, Edward Welsh, Sharon Fix, John Harrison, Helen Small. 3rd row: Sandra Shuman, Catherine Thompson: David Rickert, Richard Brown, Charles Stadler, William Hoellein, Roy Miller, John Goldbaugh, Alan Shilling, Donald Enscoe. 4th row: Ronald Chaney, Robert Logue, Wayne Hanson, Thomas Boyd, Frank Waronsky, George Campoli, Samuel Keenaw, James Newman. 5th row: Beverly Brown, Charlotte Sossman, Ronna Lee Lewis, Beverly Hart, Robert Bodnar, Timofhy Oebel, Sandra McHugh, Daniel Healy, Ralph Wisniewski. 6th row: John St. Vincent, Joann Vicinski, Gloria Salak, Daleen Masisak, Margaret Mantz, Gary Thompson, Lawrence Tragesser, Wayne Mc Linden, Edwin St. Vincent, Teacher, Mr. George Evans. ROOM 34 lst row: Lorene Oehling, Beverly Oliver,Terry Lou McCann, Joyce Gerhardt, Francis Potts, David Wieteska, Ronald Pfeil, Nancy Iannacchione, John Wallack. 2nd row: Charles Palmer, James Sylvis, Arch Woodside, Thomas Ruffing, Edward Fisher, James Wallace, Kirk Wilson, Eleanor Moschel, John McAdoo, Gilford Byers, Melvin Frede- rick. 3rd row: Gretchen Ross, Marlene DiRenna, Carol Klem, Carol Lee Eynon, Elizabeth Mclntire, Elizabeth Snyder, Kathyrn Lewis,Carol Heath, Judy Frick. 4th row: Mary Ann Grindell, Charlotte Scholpp, Melody Sachko, Lucille Vadurro, Elaine Channing, Joyce Berman. 5th row: Fred Beahm, Jack Sexauer, John Eld, Richard Zola, Howard Fedor, Henry Henzler, Teacher, Mrs. Maureen Leckenby. N A lu m Q, ROOM 31 lst row: Charles Segner, Edward Klem, Richard Pollack, Elaine Schuster, Lee Salinger, James Wycoff, Waleen Barnes, Karen Clark. 2nd row: Lee Ann Smith, William Loadman, Diane Diesing, Norma Linnert, Carl Caracia, Joseph Yeanuzzi, Doris Specknell, Marlene Gratzer. 3rd row: David Wasselback, Nancy Huber, Marilyn Neundorf, Thomas Kramer, Fred Voelker, Joseph Antonovich, Linda Chiocchi. 4th row: Joyce Rodgers, Carole Berger, Nick Mamula, Carl Oettinger, Sandra Albright, Carole Pfaff, Teacher, Mrs. Silvia Schmidt. ROOM 36 lst row: Edith Ruffing, Kenneth O'Neill, Nancy Neiberg, Judith Deer, David Scarborough, Richard McDine, Thomas Heilman, Carol Oliver. 2nd row: Diane Cherry, Judith Abels, Dale Dickinson, Irvin Lindemuth, David Neill, Dennis Goldbaugh, Beverly Bell, Nancy Baker. 3rd row: William Young, Ralph Werner, Herman Vyak, Judith Rockhill, Judith Greaves, Joanne Russetto, Janet Knetzer, Claudia Dunwiddie. 4th row: Paul Young, Dwight Means, Nathaniel Carter, Thomas Garbett, Teacher, Mr. Larry Ragni. 1 UN 'HAIR I' Q nl fx! viii! 4 HUHVHHS V. A 3 X 0 o 3 0 l 0 Q Q 3 E .M Q If V: M 0 . O. 0 'H 0 in ? u5f?sm VA W .X 'MPX Q sviqm an Q J , sl I JH :W L famllu Hlqht E 1 X - i k f Jah'-9, ., .-A 1 ,4 ,,v, .f fm.. Presents Hu H l'hi.. is your thst' fjot'l'4t'y, Milton Milus, ironi sttition WCHS- I'V, Stairway to thu stars, prt-st-ntingthc higgt-st uvuiit of tht' yt-tir, Ili li. lhtis thi' galil t-vrnt opt-nuti and into tht' linit' light sttlppctl thu Gillcn- Yatus lrio with thcir rcntlition of llt '. llzincing to tht' niitititllin' Song , warm- tht- llltittt-rt-ttt-s, Cuts fartn girls in patchuti jvans and straw htits, Songs, ti.1nt't's, uotiictiy tollowtlti in livclx' S'Ik1't'SSlUIl. Wintlv ing tip thu show with ti jazz sussion, thu V-I-.iglits suoruti ti smashing hit. Afttfr tht' stagu show thc crowd niatlt' its way to lin lltin .-Xllcy, Bingo, Jtinior 'Ialcnt Show, and thc pool, A novtl tittrziytion, thc lloust' of lninpurors, consisttmi oi' ti lionian fashion show, niagiuitin, titincvrs, wrestlers, and a short skit, lihtlpur- forinanct- was so wt-ll likuti that thc group rcccivutl an invitation to appear on WQED during the Latin Fcstivtll. lhu concession stands wtlrt' swatnpctl with ortlt-rs for rcd hot pizaa, an added attraction this year. Ili l i was a record hrt-tiking Family Night with a total profit ofS1l28.65. 0 is fiat' 0 fl U i 4' if 'F 'f 0 i 4 ' ' 0 v 5 i Q af III iff m Snnui Ball Mystic moonlight beamed softly on the excited seniors and their dates as they made their way to the Brentwood Shelter House for the annual Snowball, December 29. Jimmy Wilson provided the music for the dance with his five piece combo. Included among current dance tunes was the eve ,mpular Bunny llop. Following the coronrtion ofthe Queen, Margie and herladies- in-waiting, Eleanor Gavran and Joan Macklen, with their dates danced to the song Moments to Remem- ber . The committee did a splendid job of decorating the shelter house with an enormous silver flecked snowball, a balloon in disguise, in the center of the ceiling. Adding a pine scent to the holiday air were the snow covered evergreens at each window, Midnight broke the spell as the happy couples left for the Vogue Terrace, Silver Bells Y rw Highlighting the evening was the crowning of the Snowball queen, Margie Snyder, with her escort, Paul Jacob, as king. Margie received, as a gift from the class, some exquisite perfume. 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Come along, Ted! You're due at basket- ball practice. You're a One, Rhonda Allen K Could this be the long- suffering Mr. Wads- worth? fm ,, Our 'zany' Miss Brooks in a more seriousmood. 'FHM Mif ' - xJ4.J LF, ,iifffii i .Q iii , hi Af' -s 4 BROOKE llarrickulum and Carrickter 4.3, 'Hiatt S' 4hn.,,,,... l' gyne- -:di ,lag-t gh, ,t , ,E Looking to Mrs. Hubbard for advice are the four editors, Marjorie Snyder, Diane Wyse, Robert Budd, and Paul Starzynski. These students, the backbone of the Carrickulum, deserve much credit for their work. 'Get the facts.' 'You need three more inches.' 'Deadline Friday? These cries can be heard coming from the energetic members of the Carrickulum Staff made up of head reporters, Shirley Stumpf and Judy Rockettg business manager, William Heinauerg columnists, Patricia Bernauer, Elaine Beech, Rita Pulcini, Joan Pemberton, Diane Stone, Nancy Mat- 'When there's a thing to do don't let it trouble you, just string along and sing a song, and whistle while you work.' The Carrickter staif under the guidance of Miss Marion Clark and Miss Elisabeth Makin keep this song in mind as theybusily prepare the yearbook. if vi lllhisile lllhile in-.- thews, Doris Nickol, John Sloang reporters, Judy Altwater, Janet Deer,JohnMiltenberger,CarolGrin1e, Gerald Spear, Joseph Schoedel, Herbert Nelson, Rich- ard Bodnar, George Pfeil, Thomas Boucek, Olive Linnert, Marshall Berk, Mary Jean Majorasg art, Ursula Schappertg typists, Claudia Chermak, Sally Wootton, Deanne Means, and Nancy Kirch. M Q 1 Hi Uuu lllurk X M ill liz lllllhij Editor in Chief. . . Literary Editor . . Photography Editor .... Business Manager Photographer .... Faculty ...... Seniors ...... Underclassmen . Athletics ..... Activities .... Features . . . Clubs . . Typists . . -f Judith Rockett Doris Nickol Ursula Schappert Milton Miles Fred Schildhauer Shirley Stumpf Catherine Temple Johann Korpa Eleanor Gavran Yvonne Hecht Judith Altwater Barbara Bell Kenneth Kalberer Jean Shively Maxine Moran Elaine Beech Patricia Bernauer Dorothy Metts James Greaves Nancy Mullen Arlene Oehling Mary Perella I , Q1 fri , 1 The band under the capable direction of Mr. Francis G. Greco, can be heard blasting forth each day. Besides a regular school period,the members Dick Atkins, James Blakemore, John Chojinack, Albert Kichty, William Long, David Maskew, Thomas McDane, Thomas Morgan, Jack Paul, Arthur Rockett, George Schuster, George Steiner, Shirley Stumpf, David Tewell, Rose Vano, Janet Wirtz, Janet Murrey, Glenn Winterhalter, Don Agnew, Wayne Maclinder, Ed Ball, Carolyn Leonard, Jim Whitfield, Charles White, Gloria Barnes, Gerry Lucas, Harry Herd, Alan Buzzard, Carol Maxwell, Jim Jakowsky, and Bob Logue, give many hours of their leisure time working to make the band a success. I5 Q rgssg, .- - l VV N X , ' , g vs 4 a -M-2, , . ,I 10 X -L if W 1 -t lll ',. G , 'H-Nf , in- rike Up The Band in A whistle blows, a baton rises, and legs start stepping, Yes, here come the Carrick High School Majorettes: Dean- ne Means, head, Ellen Finerty, Eliz- abeth Gmuca, Janet Bernish, Susie Dillon, Gayle Haller, Ardith Mears, Lois Valentine, Judith Cheberenchick, Rita Pulcini, Sandra Bracken, Modesta D'Abruzzo, Arlene Oehling, and Jane Raupach. These girls strut their stuff rain or shine, snow or sleet. They truly deserve a lot of credit for the performances they give at half time. Carrick, let's gol' These shouts can be heard coming from the cheer- leaders. Theresa Quintarelli, Mary Perella, Joan Macklen, Eleanor Gavran, captain, Margie Snyder, Jean Shively, and Ruth Bilyak. With Teddy Touchdown as their faithful mascot they cheer our teams on to victory and pep them up in defeat. Clubs under the sponsorshipofMiss Geraldine Gutowski and Mrs. Clara Clothiaux train aspirants in the arts of cheering and twirling. Girls from these clubs give their time and effort to produce new cheers and routines to bring honor to their alma mater. To be a cheerleader or a majorette a girl must have poise, good grades, moral standing, personality, and the ability to learn. PPP- ' 3 1 4 1 Q 1- 1 -Q - Q I 'Practice makes perfect! This is the motto which makes the Senior Orchestra an asset. Under the direction of Mr. Francis Greco the orchestra con- tributes music for every school assembly and special occasion. The musicians are Luanne Ame- dick, Michael Black, Judy Cheberenchick, RichCuda, A 1' ft 'ii ifeti is I f S Thomas Denniston, Carol Ann Forster,Glenn Hahne, Marilyn Klinzing, Carol Lander, Janet Lautner, Donald Leppla, Carl Lisivich, David Marchetti, John McConnell, Janet Murray, Jack Paul, Carol Pearce, Thomas Sertik, David Tewell, and Jim Warden. At the Spring Festival on April 24 in Carnegie Music Hall, Carrick was represented in the All City Senior and Junior High Orchestras by James Blakemore on the drumsg John McConnell, trum- petg Shirley Stumpf, clarinetg David Tewell, tromboneg Judy Cheberenchick, Nancy Neiberg and David Richert, violinists. 1 V L f is 3 -:Z D' A Doing double duty this year, homeroom presidents not only preside over homeroom meetings but also act as activities council representatives. The mem- bers meet every Monday morning first period to vote on appropriations, Seek new ways for in- creasing co-operation and interest in school activ- ities, and discuss the general welfare of the school. Ax , . Kvfixk 5 fel fi S v I J H, 3' , Q, -v n ' I' , A 5 . f ' f' If Among the duties of the Activities Council, the task of decorating the Christmas tree fell their way. Many volunteered for this delightful task. 1 I 'srl ... . .. The members pictured above include JamesHea1y, Robert Fiedler, Gerald Spear, Jack Herrle, James Nelson, Bernard Fine, James Lonergan, Theodore Gilbert, Richard Cuda, James Baynham, Arthur Rockett, Barbara Werner, Joan Waskowiak, Alma Odringer, Mildred Pfaff, Carol Grime, Geraldine Lucas, Patricia Stupak, Lois Schmidt. Not pictured: John Miltenberger, Nancy Lux, Charles Meyers, Sam Keenam, David Wieteska, Diane Diesing, Marie Fleming, and Richard McDine. Heading the council are Gerald Spear, president James Lonergan, vice-presidentg Geraldine Lucas treasurerg and Walter Mamula, secretary. wg S11 Senior Clubs The club is called Junior Red Cross but these members are all twelfth graders. It's a purely altruistic group who entertain at orphanage s, make Scrapbooks for shut-ins, and occasionally hold a dance or card party. Here Cecilia Hartner and chums are helping Miss Winegar with a coloring book project. Always willing to lend a helping hand,' could be the motto of the Senior Leaders Club. There girls are truly ready and willing to help,and are noted especially for ushering. To be a member of Leaders Club a girl must have good grades and participate in sports. Electronics Club . . . These lads will create a big shock if the wrong wires are connected. iltnv...,,,-wuw vQ.,-,Q The Forum Club is the only club in Carrick that has refreshments to add sparkle to its weekly meetings. Cookies and milk are served at the beginning of each meeting. Members then discuss current events, both local and national affairs. Debating is another attraction of this club. Chess is popular enough in our school to war- rant two clubs, a senior and a junior one. This club must be a joy to Mr. Herzog, the sponsor, for silence reigns supreme while 'champs' like these two concentrate on strategy. L, iff ,serv- Operators Club is open to girls as well as boys These s udents learn how to operate the movie projectors splicer, slide projector, and other visual aid equipment. The members are on hand to show films for all classes HaH HaH , , The 6enq's H ll Here ,. Y: Never a dull moment in Mathematics Club---Mr. Vesely, noted for his puzzles, keeps these mathematic- ians on their toes. Mr. Kerschbaumer explains modern art to these up and coming artists, but from their expressions they seem a bit skeptical. Much to Jim Lonergan's dismay, these key club brothers Jerry Spear, Ed Clarke, and Jack Sloan, find his initiation humorous. -wif i ' f 3' n 1 l f' Q,5X!Q,Q4gQ 'W Look out Olympics! Here comes Carrick High's aquatic club. These fellows, supervised by Mr. Edward White, are taught co-ordination, proper methods of racing, and life- saving. Many are members of Car- rick's swimming team. Up to their old tricks again! The Stage Crew had this crewman drop the 'Autumn Leaves' during the Family Night Stage Show. This cast with other members of the Senior Dramatics Club,directed by Miss Dolores Witkowski, is re- sponsible for the fine Christmas Assembly. T l Don't fret, Mr. Ashbrook, they'll learn.' Taught through movies, these interested members of the Driv- ers' Club are earning their way toward an insurance reduction. Please, Driver Here at Carrick High clubs have always played a very important part in our school life. Every week on Thursday and Friday the clubs get together at various places throughout the school for a break in the daily routine of classes.Many clubs, such as the Senior Leaders for girls, help the students develop good character. Others, like the Key Club, the Forum Club, and the Drivers Club give students a chance to gain a sense of responsibility. lf you want experience for a future position, you can obtain it from clubs such as the Library Club or the Elect- ronics Club. Still others have the sole purpose of helping in the school. Some of these are the Stage Crew the Operators Club, and the Choraliers. If you are looking for pure enjoyment and fun, there is always the Math Club or the Chess Club. Sharing the responsibility with others in these clubs teaches the members to work together, Steady now, hold it! Relax! Senior Photography Club members try their talent with cameras on Ursula Schappert. Film developing as well as photography techniques are taught by Mr. Ned Replogle during club period. These l see you upside-down' guys and gals are found in Rep's room at any time of the day. Q 1 Rags To Riches This year has shown a number of changes in senior clubs at Carrick. An entirely new club is the Math Club, named New Alpha Theta. Mr. Vesley, sponsor, said the purpose of the club is to go faster than the textbooks and learn more than you can in a regular class period. For the first time Mr. Bell is head of the Key Club. The Key Club has conductedavery success- ful Polio Drive and sponsored a popular program of intramural sports in Carrick. Trying some- thing different, Mr. Schnupp's Forum Club has been serving refreshments at their meetings during the past year. This at nine a.m.l It must be a potent idea, for the Forum Club came up with the American Legion oratorical contest winner, Tom Boucek, The new Aquatic Club, under the direction of Mr. White, practices every Thursday morning. The extra work has paid off, since our Swimming Team has shown much improvement during the past year. The new clubs and the many changes in the older ones have given to Carrick students a new zest for this kind of activity. A Brother, can you spare a dime? seems to be the theme song of the Promotion Com- mittee working hard to raise money for the new band uniforms. Carrick's version of 'The Sweetest Music This Side of Heaven' comes from Room 31 when the Choraliers get together. The Choraliers, conducted by Carrick's very capable Mrs. Silvia Schmidt, is composed of the best vocal students of all the chorus classes. They provide music for school assemblies and special programs throughout the year. ll L.. 1 L - f5 5.9.5 If .ll What are these members of the Sit and Sew Club Every Friday morning these junior shutter-bugs gather doing? Sittin' and sewin' of course. together to master the art of photography in the Jr Photography Club. Junior Gluhs The first period on Friday is one looked forward to by all junior high school students. lt's club period. During that period boys and girls with similar interests work on and enjoy various club projects and activities. This year a wide variety of clubs was offered to the juniors. Want to sew? take pictures? hunt? fish? swim? play chess? act? dance? or help in the library? Join a club. Join the Sit and Sew Club, Miss Geraldine Gutowskig Junior Photo- graphu, Mr, Ned Replogleg The Field and Stream Clubs, Mr. Andrew Drukalsky and Mr, Milfred Smith, Non-swimmers, Mr, Alexander Davicg Chess Club, Mr. George Evan, Junior Dramatics, Mrs. Maureen Leckenbyg Dance Club, Mrs, Clara Clothiauxg Junior leaders, Mrs. Katharyn Schauppg and the Library Club, Miss Elisabeth Makin. Members of the Sit and Sew club, a new club this year, have made many of the articles sold by the promotion committee to raise money for new band uniforms. A club which has been around for several years but is still gaining in membership is the Field and Stream Club. This year two separate Field and Stream Clubs were formed to accommodate the demand. ln the club the boys learn about hunting, fishing, conservation, protection ofwild- life, and many more of the things all boys are interested in. Members of the Library Club have plenty of work keeping the Library ready for use. T-1 Q ' s Calling the roll on Friday morning is the energetic president of the Jr. Leaders Club. ll k R IQX Q if X x. 'J- ' ABXASY L I wllll'l4 rP ' These members of the Non-swimmers Club lookforward Tense moments as Francis Potts and Bill Reith play to the day they will swim fearlessly. in the finals of the Chess Tournament. Rehearsing and studying their lines are a weekly Everything from the waltz to rock an' roll is taught practice for students in the Junior Dramatics Club to these Dance Club m9mb9l'S lf, 5.1 m , ,f ,- 055 ,. wg, in sb' 'Y'Q ,,.....---- Like animals and the great outdoors? What boy doesn't? Perhaps that's why the Field and Stream Clubs under the direction of Mr. Andrew Drukalsky and Mr. Milfred Smith are both so crowded. 75 NX Name Card Committee 'Three Little Words' Name cards arrived and many seniors found themselves without any left for graduation invitations Chairman, Rich ard Karcher, Shirley Attanucci, Joan Macklen, Cora Sala, David Goodworth ' ve iniiiwa Ring Committee Band of Gold' Despite the 'Stormy Weather' of Hurri cane Diane the senior rings finally arrived, five days late Chairman, Judy Rockett, Tom Atkins, Fred Fisher, Claudia Chermak, Johann Korpa, Jim Lonergan, Bob Sands, Pat Bernauer ps Snowball Committee 'Winter Wonder land' Seniors danced off both their shoes De- cember 29, at Brentwood Shelter house to the music of Jimmy Wilson. Chair- man, Jean Shively' Sue Dillon, Bob Budd Barbara Bell Jack Seebacher Bee For Hou RUCII1 Committee Let's Hue 1Pi1tx The Christmas party and Class Day were made a success through the effort of this committee headed by Miss Marg aret Stewart Chairman, Gerry Lucas Cynthia Garstka Gil Gruber, Jim Gun sallus Walt bsser Family Night Committee 'Music Goes Round and Round Music was the magic word, November 18. Side shows and added attractions helped to set a new record for attend- ance and profits. Chairmen, Ruth Bilyak and Rich Cudag Jerry Spear, Dot Metts, Milton Miles. 'll n Prom Committee Loveliest Night of the Year The prom is the last time for the senior class to gather at a social event before graduation Chairman, Elsie Succop, Joan Pemberton, Margie Synder, Martin Altschaffl Maxine Moran 'J Sf' ,., QX7' l -4 do-14 'Sz xxx, A T 1.3533 Wu N1 NN!!! ,-fi? if . D Boys w111 be boys' Thls scene lb A nom mg hls famed adoughb' dehghts mon occurrence durmg the typ1Ca1 school day Crammed full of surprxses are the Longmg for the great usual lunchtlme lament .mi -ar, 1,-or? YxJ l' 3 05 means coke txme m the llf 215 'What dxd you say your name was aga1n?' Semors take t xme to sxgn a few squeegles durmg lunch XQ -cf' gf! Oops ' e Oi a busy Carrlcklte Many sto Pardon me P at the Vxlla 5x3 ge Daxry The fabulous Easter E gg Purple and whlte and all set to go! r over and over as the rush for classes begms -1 pf' Qf Q V li ' ug X ' - U - - . f vc , . A C ' 0 I - 9 kd , -Q I ,X 4 f J an , Z 2 X. - , y ' I .. ' ,N ' A.. - ,P . 1 1' . W Y ' I v ' A Q ' s a yr D: D . . ' This comment is hea d .. . I I . I Q K . n-r.m: i ft - - X x ' ' bf x .,,J,V . fn . RKX A if I . 4, 4 J I :fl 1 L: E., 1 A B il L ' Q' H ' ' ' ' A . , 0 I ,f f cf rs ,- Jr fm' - x -J , :H AV - I f M 1 X ., 1 X f J e , , f - up Jr, q .V ' iS A D- 1 , .. , I 81 fbi It was the rage knee socks from solld colors to flashy argyles From Sabrma cut to pony tall the gxrls chose thexr halrstyles i Z- Who got the bxggest klck out of popxt pearls the boys or glrls? .ff- 1 An engagement ring told of the fu- ture for many girls. . 4.1 ' fm. Wi ' V pr 41 S. ,,,.. The girls stole them from the boys for their own wardrobe. iThe V necks, we mean.l e hh, ,ee ' I- x. K 5 These Feelish Things Remind me ei Ueu Tucked away in our treasure chest of memories will be big things like the Prom and the Class Play, but deep down in a cherished corner will be little things that made our four years at CHS memorable too. Remember the crazy haircuts, knee socks, wool scarfs, V-neck sweaters, popit pearls, and the envy of the girls, an engagement ring. There were other things too, like the boys' football jackets, fHow proudly they were worn band the girls' regulation gym suits. These foolish little things remind us of you. Standard head-gear for winter winds and walks to school. f Z -5- ff 5 v it 9 Q ' 3 f. Q . K I -1u.., x I x 5 , - . VN. A - w ' ' ' .VA u . 4 nv Ls.-. .f63ff . V 'P gf , , 1 0, ' -' I -Ah .SX-if . 'ff ' ' N. . 'V wb N- f x-fa ,, ,sa-4 .Q wi w' -rs. 5 HTHLETICS ll . . 4? ' I . ff' A., ,Q .. 9. A-'sf' 'fqlyifgf 4 rink? M , 1 at I V v. L. ,0- ::.r 1. ., . SA? ' .J -' - . . A, . , ' -.ff -'4'i:7f'-'u.':Zf QF ',,:-v-f-ll-w'f:.3 -'.. 'ff' s 5..Sw 5 '- . . C: -9 'f '-1 f A .. r- - ' - x f an ' L-. ' fi. -- '4 't ',' . ,, -n yu. 1 - .501 .1-sl .. , J 73 5, P1 . . ...Q ---- 1 -.g' my -'H , - Q wld.,-14? J, . Q . Y Q 'ful . f..- 'N J. . I 4'-Q1 ' . ,' K an - 0 , V 0 Vu JK Z x muster Touchdown Ron Harris ' Halfback N 1 . X - X, hu Rich Cuda k if Mew? fx 2 A J X U , A Xml' XL y Said, X 55- 'rs LQ Rich Karcher Guard I im Dillon End X I Ed Clarke j' ,P 1 Quarterback ,ly , -IT + W 'F'- ' Fred Weprich Guard S JT' , Ken Bauernfeind GUY S103-n - End Guard - 86 -N George Saupe Center Bob Sands Halfback Jim Lonergan Tackle .Terry Spear Tackle Bern Kwiatkowski Guard V Walt Esser Halfback Tom Reynolds Guard Stout Hearted lllen fb' 4 9. 319 MVT E C.H.S. 6 27 20 18 24 31 32 6 6 fflfl 1 Football Scores New Castle Brentwood Baldwin Fifth Avenue Langley Allegheny Perry Oliver Westinghouse AAl,J.,d,AltA1.n AAAAAA Opponents 6 0 7 0 O 6 7 0 37 N ,Nil , .r z - . ' - ,.,- 1 i, L - V ' C 2 The 1955 Carrick Football Team: From left to right, Back row: Dale Larsen, Tom Kwiatkowski, Bob Campoli, Jim Lehner, Jack Gia- russo, Jim Nelson, Tom Reynolds, Bob Sakas, Bob Mervosh, Jim Hall, Harry Potts, Jim Gruber. Third row: Bill Bracken, Bob Fiedler, John Fedor, Gilbert Gavran, Phil Lavelle, Ron Betz, Howard Brehm, Don Taylor, Ron Tritschler, Jim Parne, Jim Sloan, Paul Ladner. Second row: Coach Zahniser, George Saupe, Ron Harris, Fred Weprich, Jerry Spear, Jim Dillon, Dick Karcher, Bob Sands, Ed Clarke, Rich Cuda, Jim Lonergan, Bern Kwiatkowski,'Ken Bauernieind, Coach Davic. Front row: Mgr. Tony Ruscitto, Mgr. John Gaughan, George Kern, Rich DiRenna, Jim Callahan, Stan Speer, Paul Papariello, mgr. Jack Welty, mgr. Steve Bielski. -s s N L12 f' 3 YQ Q1 The outstandmg underclass lettermen thls year lncluded ln the top row Don Taylor Howard Brehm, John Fedor, Ron Trltschler, and Jxm Call ahan bottom row Rxch D1Renna, George Kern Bob Fxedler, and Stan Speer These fellows played a vxtal part ln the Wlllfllllg of the sectxon champlonshlp and w1ll make a strong nucleus for the 1956 Ralders As '-L i QQ Ln -It 1- 'LL On the day of a football game the football squad attends mormng church servxces Here Jlm Hall, Ron Betz, Don Taylor, George Saupe, Steve Blelslu Howard Brehm Fred Weprch Jlm Dxllon and Bob Fxedler have thexr plcture snapped as they are comxng from church X ' -g '- . - . ,q ' ,Q , Y, 'I Z A i .t QOL? ii K ff H ' 3 9 H I -3 4, 'a K 3 , ff X f ' ' 5 5. , 1 , i l X-'59 5 l-,iff F were ff 'O e s l V -cfs G , ,AL s . 7 A.. . ' l ' l . - K' . A ' gifs! 5M f ' I-X, ' X Lg. ' 3 -, , s f ..V ' 0 3, L 'T yfg 'K i . X42 ' 4 T? ft 2 I . 4 Q ' s-by .-. 4 .a..b -'41-' H 1 4 , Herb Nelson 6'2 Center Co-captain T rf P' 9 Earl Goldstein 6'2 Guard Walt Mamula 6'2 Guard These eight boys pictured are the mainstays of this year's squad. They have done a good job in keeping Carrick in the upper half of the sec- tion. The outlook for the second half of the season for the Hoopsters did not look so bright when Captain Jimmy Dillon graduated in Feb- ruary and Bob Ulis could not play. Each of these eight boys play a good game of basketball, no matter what the records show. The scores indicate that the squad lost quite a few contests by one, two or three points. ln summary, our team had an average season and as one player was heard saying, 'Wait till next yearg we'll get back the section crown. Hoop Dee ll C.H.S. 42 42 46 51 48 60 74 63 62 76 52 45 74 62 75 52 Marty Altschaifl 6' Forward 00 Basketball Scores Westinghouse Brentwood Baldwin Brentwood Baldwin Langley Perry Allegheny Voc. South Hills Allegheny Oliver Langley Allegheny Voc. South Hills Allegheny Oliver Opponents 61 47 56 46 49 61 40 33 65 60 62 49 34 71 66 61 , . qi .t 'ii , Jim Dillon 5 11 Forward H it wig Q: i 4 YN 1 pq, ,lwixnlillyg Phil Lavelle 6'2 Guard Frank Heinecke 5'9 Forward Co-captain Bob Ulis 6' Forward Basketball, one of the four sports offered at Carrick, is coached by Mr. Davic. Despite a small gym floor and a very limited cheer- ing section, the sport usually has a large fol- lowing and a successful season. Pre-season games are played with Baldwin and Brentwood, the other two members of the Triadic League, This year Baldwin came out the victor in beating both Carrick and Brent- wood. The scores for the regular season show an even amount of wins and losses. 'Ibis list does not show the fine spirit exhibited, the lessons learned, the friends made, the moral victories, and many other assets gained in a season of play. The Hoopsters usually finish first or second in sectional play. Lack of height and a shortage of experienced players result- ed in an uneventful season. ill.. 'if-' xx l L L iv Above are Mr. J. Edward White, swimming coach, Mr. Ralph Zahniser, football coach, tion PYOPQTPY Wifholft the aid oft-he managers, and Mr. Alexander Davic, basketball and who do a fine Job in assisting the coaches . with the equipment for all sports. assistant football coach. nl Q RJ' l- A, - , , I Pictured above are Carrick l-ligh's Floormen. Top row: Bob Ulis, Earl Goldstein, George Kraus, and Phil Lavelle. Middle row: Walt Mamula, Herb Nelson, Jim Dillon, and Marty Altschaffl. Bottom row: Frank Heinecke, Denny Harmon, Steve Bielski, and Jerry Berberich. ' .9108 'Ho ,Q A The 1955-1956 teams of C.H.S. cannot func- Sqn W Cool lllater At the left is Carrick's 1956 swimming squad. Left to right, Back row: Lowell Reyher, Danny Lytle, James Laurent, John Trueman, Bill Belack, Al Klein, Pat Whalen, and Fred Shoemaker. Middle row: Bill Tusche, Ron Cuda, Norb Lippert, Bill Goodall, Phil Rizzo, Dick Bodner, and mgr. Hayden Henk. Bottom row: Tom Lytle, Bob Yarsky, Jack Dudich, George Pfeil, Andy Sweet, Jim Lehner, Marshall Berk. In the pool: Dennis Knetzer, Dan Fanzo. Wes Golon, and Robert Schubart. swlmmlng Meet Scores Allegheny Vandergrlft Langley Oliver Central Peabody South Hills Perry Two Carrick boys are neck and neck QU' with two boys from Vandergrxft Here are Carrick's Freestylemen JZ preparing to dive in From left to rxght J im Lehner, Bob Yarsky, Geo rge Pfell, Tom Lytle, and Bill Emmmmammgw TLlSCh9 www l 93 ' . 20 57 41 ' 36 Q 3 , ..,., -1 23 L 54 1 30 47 16 61 16 ' 61 I J 42 35 .1 '1-ff' 7 Q 6 6 . ':.if5f,,,li.,,4 M 4, A A - , ,, W M. ' ' . l++++..,fi1+ MJm't ':' .' -W. ..., ,, , 'l' -1- 4. + W J , 715,- ..,MmM,A p .i Q gr + . 2 we , ' - Www iilliwliillliln mf X C561 ag. Carr1ck's well known and outstandmg CODdltlOI1lI1g squad It lS because of condxtlonmg that Carrxck IS able to compete wlth much larger schools and keener competltxon Fourth row, left to rlght .hm Nelson, Mlke Koemple, Ken Helder, Tom Sertlg, Bob Campoll, Tom Reynolds, Ben Llebtag, Ed Lesko, and Jlm Gruber Thlrd row Bob Mmsterman, Jlm Carsen, Tom Kwxatkowskx, Tom Funk, J1m Parne, Paul Papar 1ell1, Bob Fledler, Harry Potts, and Dale Llppert Second row Ron Trltschler, Jack Gxarusso, Paul Ladner, Walt Esser, Bob Gass, Bern Kwxatkowskl, John Motzer, George Kern, and Coach Zahmser Flrst row Rege Auen, Dxck Atkxns, Joe Mendel, Henry Wong, Lou Muzzottu, .hm Hull, Bob Plueger, .ind Tony Ruscxtto Speedo 1, Lin Mr Dav1c's orhood alley The class IS dlvlded mto seven teams, evenly matched according to theu' averages The boys have alot of fun bowhn and lt 8' gxves them a chance to participate ln another sport gym classes often go bowling at a nel b ... -...AA Four of Carr-lck s cmdermen ln their startmg DOSIIIOH, from left to right Walt Esser, Tom Reynolds J lm Parne and Geor e K g ern These boys practlce all wmter AIESFHNYQFY Hb 1 -I ml -tif E el, ffl! ww Rhuthm In Blue Health Education is essential to all students and therefore is included in the schedule along with gym and swimming. 0 5 , 1 , ,V ' QA V iill ' , v ' i A R Vi 1 W flaf f 1 l ,l v g ,f l qi V ' 4 My ' if ,v qf Q .JI lt? , V ki U it 'fis f'-V l. ,. u nln 3 f 'W V. A 0 Q , LV 5 A I . ' LV- ,V , , - 9 ' vHgf,,..VN..,Lf ', Vw A , ir? lfus., . + , - ' 4 8 M - ' 4 Q 4 V .V . 2 tice + - M IL! , Z 4 Q 2 V 4 ll'V V The boys have numerous exercises they perform to keep in shape. This year they went through a series of Navy tests. Mr. Davic shows one of the swim- ming classes the principles of the sidestroke. 14.1 At the left is one ofthe hygiene classes hard at work, concentrat- ing on the functions and care of the heart. - FN One, two, three, stretch! One, two, A Se.. 4 'A is o ,W ye - 1--f, ...gay V ' fir 1 ' 4 3 .lf 5 gi I l 2 if 411-t 31:6 ss gf ,-. 0 -..,.., , 1-it -T5 three - how painful is the bend to that trim and graceful look. Here a class under the direction of Mrs. Simms, demonstrates the over arm crawl. little Things Hlean H lot Reallzmg what happy memorxes the Snowball Fam1ly Nlght football games and many other ac t1v1t1es have left 1n the m1nds of the Semors and bel1evmg that llttle thlngs do mean a lot the 1956 Class bequeathes the followxng xtems memorles of wh1ch we hope w1ll lmger throughout the halls of thxs dear old school Judlth Albenze l1lt1ng soprano volce Martxn Altschaffl versatlle personallty Alma Angst sense of humor Tom Atklns easy golng ways Sh1rley Attanuccx fabulous wardrobe Davxd Baker mathematlcal gen1us Jean Balzer wavy brown tresses Judy Barnes act1v1t1es ln J A R1chard Bartoo Honor roll conslstency Kenneth Bauernfelnd curly blond hair Ruth Beahm lme of followers Elalne Beech m1ll1on dollar smlle Barbara Bell swlmmmg techmque Patr1c1a Bernauer clever w1t Robert Beyer sl1ck D A Ruth Bllyak endless l1ne of gab Roberta Bonczak corner at Sully s Patr1c1a Bon1 curly red locks Sandra Bracken sunny d1SpOS1I1OH Robert Bryner casual manner Robert Budd crewcut speclal Stanley Butterworth motorcycle Jacket Jud1th Cheberenchlck loyalty Claud1a Chermak secretarxal ab1l1ty Edward Clarke wltty remarks Deanne Cole graceful walk Charlotte Connolly neat appearance Lee Costln maglc gultar Donald Crawford love of out doors Loretta Cuda art treasures Rlchard Cuda popular1ty Thomas Cummlngs freckles Modesta D Abruzzo crazy Jokes Clara Dapprlch frlendllness Rlchard Davenport lntelllgence JoAnn Davxes knee socks Karen D1Ck1e helpfulness Raymond D1ck1nson artlstxc talents James D1llon athletlc supremacy Susan D1llon ready sm1le George Duckstem hearty laugh Ralph End deep deep vo1ce Walter Esser b1g brown eyes Susanna Eynon vacancy 1n chorus Fred F1sher wllllngness to help Patrlcxa Fortunato desk 1n 24 Angelo Franco love for plzza Betty Frey alto votce Thomas Funk pleasant blush Cynth1a Garstka typmg speed Eleanor Gavran popularlty Joanne Gllg contaglous laughter Dav1d Goodworth bralns Janet Gratzer sh1n1ng blonde tresses James Greaves mtelhgence quota Gxlbert Gruber w1se cracklng Carol Grundel baby doll dlmples Charlotte Guenther fr1endsh1p w1th CHS James Gunsallus Spanlsh Ancestry Carol Gurchak trlmness Denms Harmon madcap adventures Ronald Harrxs vxm and vlgor Nancy Bell: 'red ponytail Ellen Finerty: 'flattering hairstyle Cec1l1a Hartner cheerful attxtude Mary Ann Hasslck serene quletness W1ll1am Helnauer peppy personal1ty Cordella Henderson sports ab1l1ty Frances Henn expert dr1ver s llcense Betty Herman sweet d1spos1t1on Norman Hogg good tlmes to remember Ronald Houk determ1nat1on to study Thomas Hoyd1ch promptness Robert Husa art enthuslasm Kenneth Kalberer bankmg knowledge Rxchard Karcher football fame Nlcholas Kelly luck of the lrlsh Beverly Keppel lady l1ke manners Albert Klchty blonde crewcut Nancy K1rch party g1v1ng Nancy Kle1n needle and thread Johann Korpa versat1l1ty Jean Kowal sparkllng blue eyes Bernard KWIHIKOWSKI speedy track shoes Glenn Lasko golden sax George Logue genulne manners James Lonergan lr1sh gr1n Geraldxne Lucas good sportsmanshxp Thomas Lytle student brlghtness Joan Macklen sparkllng personal1ty Dennls Malachowskl tra1n fame Walter Mamula good looks Lo1s Markes all sen1or memorles Lols McClelland her spot ln 24 Kenneth McDonald J eanme w1th the llght brown halr Deanne Means frxendly smxle Ardxth Mears petxteness Carl Mehlhorn tall stature Dorothy Metts deslgned dresses Audrey Meyer baby blue eyes Isabelle Mlfflm cheerfulness Mllton Mlles televlslon appearances Roger Modrak hot rod know how Shlrley Moore neatness Max1ne Moran fondness for food Roberta Morrls jump techmque Carol Mueller love for guldance Nancy Mullen speed ln d1ctat1on Audrey Mulllgan attractlveness Allce Murphy qulet ways Joseph Needham hard work as a stagehand Herbert Nelson basketball thrllls Dor1s Nnckol Dlttmar to peace and quxet Arlene Oehllng typlcal blonde ways Alexander Olah Esso staxlon smlle Earl Ondrlck dance steps James Ople hecklmg of teachers Brady Parrlsh the blg Merc Ed Parry wlttlclsms Jack Paul Carol to walk the halls alone Joan Pemberton carefree ways Francls Pepper catty clothes Mary Perella fashlon deslgnmg Florence Preston sweet memor1es of CHS Donna Pflore typmg sklll Rlta Pulc1n1 dreammess Lawrence Pyzola dark good looks Reg1s Recker Mmstrel Memorles Ruth Re1lly lrlsh humor Thomas Reynolds Santa Claus su1ts Gordon Rlley classroom antlcs J udxth Rockett southern herxtage Donna Rockhlll friend maklng talent Ralph Ruffmg motorcycle boots LaVerne Ryan llkableness Cora Sala style sense Patr1c1a Salava attractlve glasses Robert Sands fans George Saupe football posltxon Ursula Schappert beautlful proflle Rem Schtff charmmg sm1le Fred Schlldhauer camera equ1pment Joan Schmezer reowned streetcar pass Nancy Schmldt pretty mckname Dolly Joseph Schoedel membershlp 1n the Knlghts Thomas Schwartzel knack for gettmg 1nto m1sch1ef John Seebacher sports clothes Carol S111 beautlful frlendshlp w1th Elsxe and the glrls Paul S111 one gray plymouth Josephme Slepskl snappy saylngs John Sloan fme leadershlp as class president Carol Snyder pleaslng personalxty Marjorle Snyder courteous manners Gerald Spear the Easter Egg W1ll1am Stelngraber love for soclology Nancy Stxles a sparkle from her dlamond Shlrley Stumpf place 1n the marchlng band Elsle Succop wllllngness to help out Hope Tabler hopeless laughter Catherlne Temple frlendly greetmgs John Trueman honest opxmons Rose Vano place w1th the Honeybabes Davxd Wallace the velvet vo1ce Peter Warncke dry humor Ronald Welsh smgle hearted devotlon Fred Weprlch the boys lrma Wmdeknecht famous glggle Janet W1rtz one band uniform Rlchard Wong bram to sclence Erma Woolensack debatlng club to stand alone Sarah Wootton a lot of questlons D1ane Wyse page 2 to survlve James Yarsky a lot of laughs 99 Allan Mandell: .bashfulness Jean Shively: recipe for fun A Hui llliedersehen Love will remain when all else shall wane, Guiding us on through the years. owflvf MMV' 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