Carrick High School - Carrickter Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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Underclassmen Faculty ...... llur Year Falls Into Five Chapters Contents We Will Never Forget Coach Zahniser l It's easy to be ordinary, but it takes tremendous desire and effort to excel. This quotation expresses the philosophy and pattern of life of our late coach, Ralph Zahniser, the dearly beloved Zahny , who thought character far more important than victory on the playing field. The following pages picture the last Carrick team to play under the guidance of the Father of the Triadic , the last squad to train under this ardent teacher of character and fairplay. They, as well as the entire student body, will always remember the great Zahniser spirit. Mr. Zahniser, a gentleman in de- mand as a speaker, was loved for his sincerity. We will never forget his moving speeches at our assemblies and banquets. Zahny , the friend, loved his boys , teaching them to play sports cleanly and courageously, praising them in victory, cheering them in defeat Ralph Zahniser, the sculptor, was noted for his talented works, gaining particular recognition for his sport figures. Zahny spent many hours modeling figures of relatives and friends. Pilots of the Raiders through a successful season are Carrick's co-captains, tackle Bob Fied- ler, and center Ron Tritschler. These Boys Were Influenced by Hzahnyll Below, left to right are George Kern, fullback, Bill Bracken, tackle, and Phil Lavelle, end. Three more Raiders, pictured here, are halfback Stan Speer, guard Mike Frank, and end Ron Betz Adding stamina to the Carrick squad are John Motzer, endg Paul Papariello, guardg and Don Taylor, halfback. Pictured below are end Jim Parne, center John Gaughan, and halfback Rege Auen. ACIIVC in the backfield are these Raiders: Ed Michaels, halfbackg Norb Lippert, fullbackg and Frank Heinecke, quarterback. Above is the 1956 edition of Carrick's Golden Raiders, Section Two Champs. Left to right in the front row are Tony Ruscitto, Jim Gruber, Jim Laurent, Dick Atkins, Dennis Knetzer, Al Klein, Tony Perella, Bob Mervosh, Tom Dudich, Rege Auen, and Jim Hall. Second Row: Manager John Miltenberger, Ron Betz, Jim Parne, Mike Frank, John Motzer, Bob Fiedler, Ron Tritschler, Ed Michaels, Bill Bracken, Stan Speer, and George Kern, Third row: Coach Al Davic, John Gaughan, Paul Papariello, Jim Sloan, Frank Heinecke, Jim Nelson, Phil Lavelle, John Fedor, Jack Giarruso, Paul Ladner, Don Taylor, and Coach Ralph Zahniser. Back row: Jim Carson, Bob Campoli, Gib Gavran, Bob Minsterman, Ken Heider, Gene Lisotto, Dale Pinkerton, Mike Koem- pel, Bill Keppel, Dale Lippert, and Norb Lippert. Winning Teams Resulted Carrick fans shouted with joy as Frank Heinecke smashed across from the two yard line, making the first score in the Carrick-Westinghouse City Cham- pionship Game. During the tenseness of halftime, Coach A1 Davic talks to the Raider team. Standing to the right are Tom Sertik, Cin coatj Ed Michaels, and Don Taylor. In the foreground are Paul Papariello, Mike Frank, and Bill Bracken. The life of the 1956 Raiders actually began on August 25, the opening of Make-'em - or - Break -'em week atCamp Kon-O-Kwee, near Zelienople. During the week at camp the Raiders saw visions of future success as they crushed Mars High, a class A school, in scrimmage. These visions began to come true as Carrick met New Castle with boldness and brawn. Beaten by only one point, the Raiders left the double A school and went on to blank out Brentwood's Spartans, 20-0. Hopes of defending the Triadic Championship, however, fell as Carrick bowed out to an ex- perienced Baldwin team. Onward to victory, they trounced Langley by a 23-0 score, and edged out Allegheny 21-19 by a last minute field goal mastered by Frank Heinecke. Then, in the absence of Coach Zahniser, who had been taken to the hospital, his Golden Raiders managed only a 14-14 tie with Perry's Commodores. But there was heartbreaking news to come. OnOctober 20th, the day after the Perry tie, Carrick players and fans got word that Ralph Zahniser, their beloved coach, had died of a heart attack. But on they went. Though saddened by their loss, the Raiders fought as hard as ever, now under the leadership of Coach Al Davic. And with vigor they toppled Oliver and then Fifth Avenue. They now reigned as Section Two Champs, and were preparing for the forthcoming battle with Westinghouse, the battle for the City Championship. However, as in the two years previous, Carrick came out Discussing Raider strategy, Coaches Al Davic and Earnest Slessinger confer with manager John Milten- berger. Coach Slessinger, former Fifth Avenue mentor, will be head coach for Carrick teams of the future. During the years he was at Taylor Alderdice, his teams twice defeated Westinghouse in playoff football games. second best, as Westinghouse was the 20-6 victor. Buried by a host of Raider defensemen, Bulldog quarterback Tom Pitts fights hard to keep possession of the pigskin. Westinghouse held the ball most throughout the game, making 13 first downs to Carrick's 5. C. H. S. 12 20 0 23 Westinghouse back, Bob Tedesca, chalks up extra yardage before being stopped by Carrick reserve guard, Jim Nelson. New Castle Brentwood Baldwin Langley Opponent C. H. S. Opponent 13 21 Allegheny 19 0 14 Perry 14 26 32 Oliver 0 0 14 Fifth Avenue 7 6 Westinghouse 20 , t f 5 2 f ,. . ..,..,.. ,... . .,.,., if it ELS 5 wall 2 Earl Goldstein I gl-5 A ','z,,:'1 M532 S S l12, ' 5 I ll 7 as l ' I 5 , , , , ,aa X g L I ,' , lil? ,E Sixl xglg g s I s ,1 5235? QE ,K Ur S . at F 5 I' gui I ..,, 5. 54? 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At that time Raider co-cap- c 34-3 seco ' Go tain Earl ldstein had succeeded in tally- ing 14 points. Following the half-time one of the tightest quarters to be seen in high school basketball. Matching eac other nearly basket for basket, the teams both poured their hearts out in an break was h effort to gain and keep the lead. The marksmanship of Goldstein, Kraus, and Berberick was matched by South I-lill's Huguley, Hooker and Anderson. South Hills fought hard in the final quarter, and final- ly managed a 71-65 victory, pushing Carrick into the number three spot in the t ci y league. All through the season the fighting spirit of C Frank Hei ary, and h Goldstein well be pr n i arrick was exhibited by captain ecke, who graduated in Febru- s successors, co-captains Earl and Phil Lavelle. Carrick can oud of the boys they cheered on through the season, for this year, as always, the Davicmen showed fine style and sports manship. Heinecke, Jerry Berberich, and Denny Knet- zer. Second row: Coach Al Davic, Ed Michaels, George Kraus, Steve Bielski, Earl Goldstein, Phil Lavelle, and Manager Jack Welty. Basketball, Too, Is A Major Sport Earl Goldstein, Prancer forward, outreaches a rival in snagging a rebound during the Carrick-Alumni game, which the Prancers won, 50-30. 7 Y .Hi FF! 5 5 5 gm X I s ,za 1 l is i a. : , 214 ww-1 M' lvfmaw 3 5 3235-was fa -2--qs , await W 22, ew fa, .2 ,. Y sf , 5 lf S S W 5' 535515 E' ,S - Efgasaag ,far 5 gals, 2, f H5 1 J M if ,waz 2 1 1 5? 5,1 ll vfilzg Z zgiszigucgg U, , x 515 if , ,sw sa l wgh, sgf 2, Nga VW? Xl' W 551 ' aggl Z5 ' 252 in ma f Y , ,assaa Fa ff f gag ' ,W Z ' ,. , 5, 5 it all if S 0 if 5? ' il gi 52? - 2 A Y 2 W ' lgiiffl ,ggi Ed Michaels 'UE . 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P Hearing last minute instructions from swimming coach Ed White, are Carrick's 1957 Mermen. Standing to the back are Lowell Reyher, Pat Whalen, Bob Schubert, Dan Fanzo, Chuck Waz- enegger, Dave Butterworth, and Joe Scanlon. At the edge of the pool are Tony Perella, Jim Gruber, Al Klein, and Mike Cronin.-Standing behind Mike are Bill Goodall, Vince Elias, and Manager Hayden Henk. And Aquatics About to dive into the water are four more Tankmen: Jim Lehner, .lack Dudich, Bob Yarsky, and George Pfeil. Standing behind them are Dale Pinkerton, Norb Lippert, Bill Tusch, and Andy Sweet. The Carrick swimming squad had an uneventful season, losing nine meets and posting- only one victory. Carrick does however, have some very good swimmers Most of the Raider squad participated in the city qualifying meet. The Carrick boys placed in three out of six events. George Pfeil triumphed in both the fifty and one hundred yard free style. Dale Pinkerton placed first in the one hundred yard butter- fly event. Both boys qualified for the city finals. At the city finals held at the Allegheny High pool, Admiral Pfeil captured both the fifty yard and one hundred yard free-style events for the Blue and Gold. He swam the fifty yard free-style in record time being clocked at 25.4 seconds. Pinkerton placed third in the one hundred yard butterfly event, losing to the Rose brothers from Schenley High School who may be state champions. Pictured above are a few,Conditioning Club members, Front row: Dave Degenhardt, Ron Tritschler, Bob Gass, Bob Bernhauer, and Jim Hall. Middle row: Andy Sweet, Bob Fiedler, John Motzer, Jim Parne, and Bob Mervosh. Back row: Jim Nelson, Mike Koempel, Bob Campoli, and Paul Papariello. it 1 And Track , ' ' Z' Conditioning Club, for which Carrick has be- come noted, has been responsible for Carrick's' athletic success despite its handicap in size. Organized by Coach Zahniser in 1943, the club has continued to live up to its name by condi- tioning our athletes and enabling us to compete against much larger schools with higher en- rollment and better facilities. Pledging in part to 'be a good citizen and a good sport' and 'to uphold the fighting tradition of Carrick High School, boys in the club also practice and keep in condition for all sports. It is usually formed at the beginning of the spring semester, and members meet every day after school. This year's Conditioning Clubwas handled by coaches Earnest.Slessinger and Alexander Davic. As an after school clubthe eighty members were Cindefmen Ed Michaels and Dave Degenhafdt occupied primarily with practice for track meets. are pictured here in starting position. Among the many sports and exercises taught in Carrick's physical education classes is rope climbing. Health Ed Classes With eyes wide open, the sixth periodhygiene cla: watches Mr. Slessinger demonstrate the Pril ciples of artificial respiration. ,1t.1 iwf,,, vQ Blue, Gold, Red, and Green teams compete vigorously for hard earned points and first place in class-time volley hall tournaments. Are A Break In The Day Watch you don't get a nosefull Carrick girls display trim limbs as they practice floral formations for the Family Night Swim Show. 1' f IQNgrefei7ZAre At Last fEfWfl5 ,W ff w F TW A W f1D3WfW U wwf W W4 Wsvfidx QV W Q3 X ww W THE SENIURS CL KV . -MQ if ijiffg QW , I Vmtgg ffgT Wf A QS-f QW jfs 1 0k John Miltenberger . . . Burger . . . Heap Big Chief of 1957 Class . . . page 3 Carrickulum editor .. . football manager . . . stockboy at Thorofare . . . hobbies include model railroad . . . college bound for law ,.-, , ,A ,wat sg A ,, jaw ,Wy y ziiziiaswll Milf tint, , 1E qi ' t ,.,..,, leiigimfiligr ll F1 Vzq, ,, Stan Speer . . . Snee . . . 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Flake . . . Bud in class play ... drummer supreme pi- lots The Bug .. . dreams of being a great musician we W .i 'iifgr , rt? ' s , 4 2. , 'f ' P?K Q' HQ 5 1 42 jQwwtlj,tt :.g-mil fiiiifjlfiiils . 6 ' ' , f 2' gf : . ,t ,'i'f3Q?i ' . U s at -s , t -3 fi -- , I ' fy Janice Braun . .. Jani . .. president of Senior Lead- ers Club . . . Murphyite . . . sews own clothes . . . plans to be a stenographer or receptionist Robert Bright . . . Bob . . . a quiet guy from 23 1 llftiiizifllitg ffrimdffli ' '- ' ette . . . Tri-Hi-Y member pals with Henry and Rich . . . sells candy at l-lornes . . . tinkers with electrical friends galore ...true equipment future - to Jim future - mar- riage u 1-1 :G QE' , , a .L Ili L U S t X nj, 2 tt. 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Oh no, you're kiddingl' makeup committee for class play . .. never seen without Carol . . . future secretary Robert Breen Bob . . . favorite subject - Carol Ann . . . enjoys hunting and fishing . . . If you can't succeed, give upl' . . . next employer, Uncle Sam Phyllis Brill . . . Phil . . . yearbook staff .. . Red Cross Club, . . . I'l1 punch you! . . . loves to sew . . . future - clerical work Y Elizabeth Brown. . . Liz . . . usherette for class play. . . one of the faithful? l?Mur- phyites . . . pet peeve-Mr. Reniers . . . future book- keeper or accountant Lawrence Cameron , . . Reds . . . cars are his hob- by . . . pet peeve-blush- ing . . . plans to work with Meadow Gold John Crawford Johnny Key Club member gas station attendant hobby s hot rods always future getting cut up the Army M LSU f inf' Fw ii fa, geisha XX: 11 Qi, 5 XE al Wifi, ,. , zziifgzi' -ff N5 wifi MXXXXX , it XX? . . . I . . . 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Family Night Committee . . . likes dancing . . . engaged to George . . . You poor thing! . . . future- clerical work Mary Ann Creasy . . . Tri- Hi-Y . . . Snowball com- mittee . . . satisfied with Saupe . . . future - a Mrs. degree Raymond Brudin .. . Ray . . . pinboy . . . Hail, com- rade! . . . loafs with Norb, Herb, Dave, Harry, and Chester .. . plans to join armed forces Glenn Cook . . . Cookie , , , drives a truck part time , , I Y, .. . . ws JF ii ' MX .g az. . .mt ff -X22 -. x -g 5 X -5, 3 . X ,,,, ,gqi2?MgXX ., . Q ,.,. ,T . - i. is i,, '1,g+t1.u-, X ai, ',ifif,gf ,, - in ti'-1S'gf:1 EE2,FX?,Xiiaig -t Q fy-fff2si5tige'X Xf ' i is fXfXXt-we , - -Q-X -. C ' Jw' I ' 'W Wifi ' iftfkr ' f 1514 I -4..,mw.,'f 5 .- f 'X' it f XJ M, U K s f X X XXE li 1 J 1, 'X X xiii: FA K ' Q '5 5,251 2 it it ,ti Ps Xi 1 KHQXM 5? Q x ff gt. X ,gg Xxif X t W K fit V - .i 1' 1' 5, imc? , 5 A A Li K Elizabeth Byers Betty girls basketball and volleyball pals with Gloria, and Peg next? - Pinkerton School David Crawford . . . Dizzy . . . Aeronautics Club . . . an Army Reservist . . . Pals with Al . . . an sal My likes working on cars . , helper W W i t future-auto mechanic fill' j Per boot MO 4 fd' , f1f'W'f9Q75W V James Crowley . . . yne avidson . . . Dewey can Terror of 23 Can you imagine that? . . . seen with Rich and Bud , , Marines get him next , . , X--i1f,g,Xe:,XX3XXXXXi-,X, K - , ,. 421525 - W, , XMXH. ,fy gggfg.-., fX,,XiFnXX, A ' 1 f - WXQQA .-Ties:-1 ar .sit- ,,,. ,,,. , 1, ,,.. ,.,,,X. ,,,,,. ,-X -5, . 5XX,ax,, ,, ,mu X,X,s- 'N A 1 XX.,,,:,1 V. ,ff G. :ugvfli 11 :u 113,2w l'i35g - f w..,. .. , ,f 2 qw-f ,Mgqf .... ff 4 .vb Nik i? ' 5' JZ' ti, uv? -. X,,,,AfQ,Xf,f, QXX, J .X,, . 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Navy's claim Janet Deer . . . Jan . . . one of the peppy six . . . Car- rickulum staff . . . Rainbow Girl . . . pals with G.A.M. A.'s . . . Sul1y's . . . aims to be a legal secretary Mary Ann Doht . . . enjoys swimming and volleyball . . . likes dancing and sew- ing . . . pals with Alma and Nancy . . . future - secre- tary Margaret Eggert . . . Peggy . . . works part time at Kaufmann 's . . Nevin takes up spare time . . . undecid- ed future Thomas Denniston... Squirrel Carrick's Harry James . . . pals with George and Steve . . . an electronics bug Lido Dreucci . . . Darouch . . . Ralph in class play . . . That's the way the old ball bounces . . . track . . . College Club next? - college James Dietz Jim everything happens to him, yet he always comes up smiling his friend is the harmonica, ever-pre- sentg his inspiration - a certain girlg his future--7 John Dudich . . . Jack . . . member of swimming team . . . drives a '51 Chevie .. . seen with Bill . . .part time work at Rayco's fifaif' all ai alia f -Newt g-Qt-Qt f r QWJF-Q .QM-QQW XJ Vince Elias . . . aquatic man . . . works at Pa1mer's Bowling Alleys . . . pals with Jim, Jack, and Den . . . future - Who knows! Rflwxufl- W lc ij -' ' w,ast?ll3aw f' '5.+sQ1Q9sf-fv i w'2:esxs'faigf' L, .4ifif5 '4, ,afifffsx- - , ffffilgihk , - f I ,Mg-MJgla1'gf. 252517 w i Wff-'V-f fit . 5 . K K ff-g,: 1 f-2 , w r , i :wg .gfgggzw . -fs lvf.z1'ff H fa I mf z f 5,-,-I-ff 'SW K .. f, Estlipmf -f, J . will .Az -gf, H: ggi- ,,fg'--jlltfvjgi' 1 K tQf.1fi,'z' 'IQli'flfE'E? ,u,' , ,,'?:fi'5gGf t-glqs,il?5il.'t y',ff', 's,,,1g51:,w- 7, K:,',-Wxfgzp, p-,lima ,zf,yZ,'e'X:29lfatg:'- ivwzyf, Ei' 'jailed' f, ll. Q. My Q. vi f ,, ,,, ., , ,1zf:,64, 'A fg,l,i,rf , f ,K M E, fl ' 1 1- f .ljgz31qgi,,x, , l i A Richard Engel . . . ich . . . member of Mu Alpha Theta Club . . . pals with Jack, Tom, and Lido . . . Pitt, next stop Margie Engel sberg . . . Marg . . . Family Night an- nouncer . . . hobbies include reading and painting . . . I known as a clock- watcher' . . . hopes for a secretarial position Janet Finch Jan Murphyite .. . seen with lrma and Anne . . . likes writing to Frank . . . Next? - Bell Telephone Michael Frank Mikey . . . guard on football team . . . likes loafing, dancing, and girls . . . despises big he ad s . . . innumberable friends . . . a future Ma- rine F. Harold Evans Hal J.A. Electronics Club .. . pals are Jim and Bob . .. next stop college or commercial school 'fi 'Y Y Y K' Q , F, , is F5 f , i .,,,i, , Bernard Fine . . . Governer . . . member of Student Council . . . gasoline sta- tion attendant . . . loves to sleep . . . future plans - Navy Clifford Franz . . . Kip . . . Ain't that a shame? . .. enjoys baseball . . . friends are Harry, Rich, andVDon . . . Penn State gets him next N it , , 1-Tl ,tl l .mf f. ' ,igal H -H 1.5 , V' ' W ' -1 A , ali. at 5 Eg tiiiiiff-I': ' , ,' tilffi f ,. i ig. me ,li tx, ' - in 11--3 fiL1:Qw t1z,.:::.tn V A X K 7 'W ','tgri? 5' 1.-2 41: ' .g gl l w 1 , fl, .-sy f gftilivf F 1 W Dennis Fair . . . Denny . . . gas station attendant . . . track . . . Aviation Club . . future - Penn State Tec nical School Exten ' n tiff l Cross Club . . . drives a '48 Pontiac .. . dances at the Grove . . . on class play committee . .. a secretar- ial position is her goal Norbert Fromm Norb indulges in basketball and track . . . pumps petrol in gas station . . . awaits graduation day with enthus- iasm . .. undecided future f Robert Fiedler . . . Bob . . . football, Key Club, and Stu- dent Council . , . green- house employee . . . l'll never tell . . . future - co leg M, Carol Forster chic blonde class play prompter . . . school ac- companist . . . Don't be an egg' . . . College hound Robert Gass . . . Low Gear . . . track . . . loves to tra- vel . . . pals with Tom, Dave, Harold, and Alan . . . he's kind, generous, and courteous 2 Sgt , , 1 it 1 iiwiwiamfeftl 2 ' 55539 r2's,fafi:'!ffi3? fl l 5K525?il5955i'5 W ffl t fl '?i?55iffF5N ,, V ' gli W i?fifitE.3'fii1j:'i'55 . w?2g,,!' , ,, .4 11 9EQft',J 1 ,J 'I :Wide-1 - l , i3fi7f,ff I- v1 - ll: ' Q :,QZ9x f,fYIi '.. str 333 Z l 'fggi-?E919iil'g!gL352E-'Il E 5: 5 2 Eli 4,?i,5fi S'z,i :ik vlsl' f 2- 4wf'.'ffigWN'1'w4will tv Q wwwesel Emifl- ,i'w,s.f' 7,,si-,gy,t,,gifgs.,,4sggftg ,A .ev ,,PfLz1,p-wilgwrvss ,ep,i',f,,?-li.5l4gl, 1 flzifsmuzf:'wslif1f:':1t.-irgi we .' new ea-f.,.flf ,f .a+:-l:!zlwll- W John Gaughn . . . Johnny . . . Conditioning Club . . . foot- ball . . . cycle crazy 'Sailor Boy ??? William Graff . . . Bill . . . just about the tallest in the class . . . gentle, shy, and slim . . . loves toplay bask- etball . . . future?- it's any- body's guess Alan Hahne Al. .. roams with Dave and Moe . . . likes history, basket- ball, and baseball . . . a future Bell Telephone em- ployee QW :gg filfgig,g1igQfsEgig,5',li:g2t ,sf 5 -1 11 if-..l'efs1PQtmissin V' n Y p,MunqqfmmnwH ,1 , m e , az E ' 4 Z-af??fi 'j zifl??ifi1??2i4i?3iii1 ggglgfyeglwwwwiinhwwmwmn M ,,, 4.-Wwtrn,u QhWa,, qw-g,'m,,.g5j'!l js!:g,21a : f- 2 ? j:.f,1g,,gigiji,255g1g1gigmi, Mtn' mnWwwAMaFgw6WpwWk ilf?E'-iwffflllllli f ,1f 15?i?iilg?ifi5j4 tllllflie.ffiffl,?i:,i2f-Q,i1,f3e' 1' ,ti iEzffff1:?2i,,iEj llilililffiffili523352il '?Y-lfaizli' j 1' 'I - j it Q? W'f f it A A K ifwxillfflzll - fi Elizabeth Gmuca . . . Liz . . . majorette captain . . . J.A. member ... loves typing . .. Huh? . . . fu- ture dental assistant, then marriage to Dave Janet Grant Jan works for Tally Ho . .. likes raising Persian cats . . . true to Jim . . . future - homemaker Glenn Hahn he plays bass in the orchestra and fiddles around most of the day jokes, math, mu- sic, and Jean all interest him one of the l2A's from 33 Earl Goldstein . .. Goldy . . . basketball co-captain Key Club... track pals with Phil, Ed, and Jim .. . future - medical school Carol Grime . . . page 4 Carrickulum editor. . . lady cop in class play . . . love s to sew, read, and cook C,H.S. will miss her . . . future school teach- er Fred Haley . . . hails from 28 . .. belongs to J.A. works at Brovm Motor Co. . . . friends include Tom and Harry . . . plans to become mechanical engineer William Goodall. . . Bill. . . enjoys swimming, bowling, hunting, and camping . . . loafs with J im and Rich Thomas Griskey . . . gas station attendant . . . aero- nautics . . . pals with Lido, Jack, and Rich . . . plans for a mechanical engineering. CSISEI' Gayle Haller . . . petite hi- stepper . . . regular Sully- ite likes to draw You're right, don't get funny' . . . plans to become a Mrs. Judith Hamel . . . Judy . . . warbles in Sr. Chorus . . Carrickter staff .. That's ridiculou sl' . . . open house after Westing- house game . . . plans to study art in college Yvonne Hecht . . . Von . . . editor-in-chief of Carrick- ter . . . mathematically in- clined .. . What do you think I am, Univac'7 . . . college next stop Ida Jean Hertel . .. Jean- nie . . . yearbook staff . . . Drivers Club . . . Let's GOI' . . . pals with Judyand Carol . . . future- teacher's college 7 'K9+ 1-1 Z i5ZAnlii'ii2Dv5l V53 1 fa!-fs' r 'vip 'aw?i?w'??:sm:l gt l im J 4' 2 s-,sa as A 4 Sn 1 S A !mfi,.a5 , .. .. ,Zi l. gw.a,. 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Nanc . . . quiet miss from 23 . . . class play student director . . . friends include Ann, Pat, and Grayce . . . future - undecided NMM- ,MW ,LJ- .X f James Healy Jim Key Club . . . works at Pal- mers thinks girls are great . . . dislikes football big heads . . . decided ' ,1l6QrJ'zgff'I 1, i,a,,W,,,1,,,,i. , :2j,y1,.lp'Wv 4 , 'lf,:f'..fi'J1f ,glib gli, ,fgwf -1 V vyifif. ' ,w.51-will ,f M, ZW? ' Hifi Sie iii 'fi19iT2 , ,.i5l?' X ,ma V, ,W MW:-1 NE'-771.Qif?L wibigifi i.i,,l,,,,, ..., , i.--1 : ,,,f,l,i.i ,MW-e -e' future? - un- :,l.i,,fis,,fam.iM.?-W-ag Qifeflaggggw - ,bla 5Mii55l9f L ff L '- if-' my we ,ffl f' x.,1m,i.ol, -A .. .1 - -Q. 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A ii, li 2 Wie A 4 iv l gm, 1 I I , Hayden Henk . . . Hank .. . swimming manager . . . pinboy . . . drive s GMC truck . . . friends are Dale, Dave, Bob and Warren . . . future salesman Nancy Lee Hillebrecht . . . Little Schaupp Senior Leaders Club a baker deluxe . . . babysits in spare time . .. wants to join W. A.C.'s H f-,wr L . ,i -3 kiwi, M 'U' at-,z:,isgi+'u nas, , ,gmt ,, '-qylygfl h l M tnt,ttlt , t t.-fi-in-wiwgfwica .. - Y if - -1, at ' ' ' , .. ,Z :niwsgai-v ' J a 1i? ga. r ,g-SN 'if - 'X .-'if :Su A , ati- Z. gf-.taxi QQ f fin , 'ffl lil? QW w5.fgt,. :,Elm7-. :jfi,'i,,m'3-i'l4sE - ee, ., H ahaggi' W I i 9 S i . 4..i.ab if ay: ,fam ,, ri ' Q, - J i,',,,n+pi j ,wgwqzgi . wlmizasgwrfigsfififi, ' , lag Sw asm . - 'V 1 Robert Heber . . . Hebs . . . basketball . . .pals with Jim and John . . . Sully's fan , , . likes swimming and gym , , , next? - Navy blue John Herrle . . . Jack . . . stage crew president . . . detests homework . . . hob- by's working with cars . . . future plans - draftsman Adrian Hodgson . . . Ade . . . Junior Achiever . . . col- lects records . . . Huh? . . . seen with Liz, Theresa, and Paula . . . hopes to be a receptionist , ' i.Es1zff,:,Hiiilffwf- fliml?f-5':4fi'.?fL-ff'-M, ' , T ' f -g eli ikff ' -215. it . W F .' , I ' ,a??i235L't -Q .pg QV, ,iff - V S ' 1: Q ff,-1 irflw ' , 1 mg z awr 'W . w - :A ,Sig-an i j - . X ' 9 K x K ,,gaQis5issi?52LQe Ef,f,-t, .' V r ,gi:f3.g3Kf3'e:'lf,fr3, , ,,gi,z,5g5l,,,-WJ, g 1 , 1 - ,,..,r3q,,,,.iiw,.:- , ,, , + f,gfv,gLis,!Lqg92f M W , - 1 f'fK:si?!?iifff-ill ll C P .mia X: N 5 1 ,i , mlifsiy av- ' f w- ,f-:g55',,g,f,ggs vii '- , , Emmajean Hodgson . . . Em . . . loves to sing . . . loafs with Ginny and Carolyn . . . is looking for the 'right one' , . , future reception- ist Anne Marie Kiessling Tri-Hi-Y and Red Cross member . . . serves at War- rington 5 and 10 . . . friends are Janet and Pat Carol Koller . . . Family Night committee pals with Jan, Carol, and Nancy . . . future - secretary or dance instructor Kay Hook . . . Tri-Hi-Y . . likes to write to George . . . raises collies . . . always with Lois . . . future- mar- riage 1 V K if.: V V.5f1'Qg5i,z..+,g1g.fyV. 1 V.zV,?3..kzstgngg75, , , H 'i ws. , 'V -V w.,2g2t:f,:..-e at . .V ,. .,t.. Q, MfV-,,....,V.,,,.- - f, .- . :f 1 5 - M-ajga31g3,.f.5fi.E , s - -, gf- '..,'- ,2g-153.9ff-.,,a-nf ffVf2siw.,wi2.,, ,j.. V V 1+ 1.5 55, 5' -.mm wfaql- ,. fm V, , K-I X-Q KNEW NV 27 ft' H , ,aa JV it sy L s ff ' ' ,Els faifglqjg . 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Shadow . . . can't wait till gradua- tion foreign cars are his hobby likes Harry James future - Air Force W 'Va,riff,Egzfglzqgfgegffjfgiivas'fg4y5,zzLg5gv? , ' f-gtyygikiiwhi.iaVg.pfi,z'El,s'.i Y 2lwii12Qgfg25'Ht2tQzjff. X, A ' .. sjS.1ss1ffff,S.,hinfigw , if 52, ., 1 11 V 7:7 A+gf 1Lfx ,fkVgQ1 gfgqsgfiznzeiiliaffl Mary Knight sub- 4 cheerleader . . . Se n io r Leaders . . . sells sweets at Mt. Oliver Theatre . . . friends-Janet, Judy, and Ruth . . . future - Clerical work Robert Kosmal . . . Kosmo .. . Latin Club .. . class play . . . yearbook manager . . . Carrickulum humorist .. . hobbies include oil painting and sculpture . . . hopes to become a doctor PVS-EtJsiVU,-'2.1:+V'v,, .. ,V -M.-f f U, - V :ti f 1-,,,t, .,,, , Vs ..,,,:,, ,, ,, ,,:, , M.UAg,E..i.q,.,,x,V,,fz 1, ,. I .wig,gtg-..f,,wsp.,.,is te, -i,.,., is vVi 1,.sas1Q1 ,f',x ritz' 1' J ,,:,.'i',wj.f5,pQ5fs,g,j,4f,,. 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V ,Pff',si,sV.1t5qVf5j gVplfV1a2 Ve, 'fwfr-A f it if .wife .Vi V ' ' . . ,Wzrgsz-.l2tf1e,Q i iV.,J:..,.fi.V,,, .V it ,, ,V.x,V:n. 3. , f.i t'fLi3W?5 ,, ,. .,, XS , 13 lg-2 '..f:'j , V ., Cf V,-fir-WI ,Qi V,if . M1721 it 4 Eff: 5VVi,':u-5qgVge,cgi,:i,ff -ff 1g,gV',vV all uLflQ5,Vg5s'z,5,1 V i,V.f,wvV.,V1j Mn , V .V In VW: QQ.,,v,.j-,uV.VViVp.V3E V '- 'wif v -- V1 t. Vsffrwzf lm? f6LT5, VaV l'XlV'1',,t'V ,NV V, ZZ Li .ffzfm-VH5Ja12itGif?51Qulf,vsl,Egf52 X -, '14, ' ',:a9.Vy,5,Q fi 1 George Kern . . . Runt . . . football . . . Key Club . . . track . . . ldiotl . . . pals with Danny and two Jims plans include college or Navy W-1f,'.I!9'i'?i1'Vi' 22512 WJ' 1' i M55 fl H R 'K , tj:glQlli5ll1a12i g,i If 'ifnwlliw if, - . S 'W A 555265 V, , If ' f:ilf??fi5ii?iili5flsV2? E 2 W 3.-Q, ,VMgwg,,g,,se-,ag4Vs,:,i .Q , V ggi.-eiienif ' , J: .Vi-wlzfji , . , ,,: :,Z . ,, .,,l ,, David Koch . . . Dale's twin 4 . . . also a pump jockey . . . l pals with Paul, Ray, Bob, John, and Chester . . . en- joys sociology . . . plans to study for the ministry 1 w Judith Kuhn ... Judy .. l Empress of Latin Show . . . J loves painting . . . Carrick- ter artist . . . best friends are Pat and Janet fu- ture - art at Carnegie Tech muaxsi,-,i Sdiggi , L ia x A G Ol! sl -'M R we ll at E ,, J 5 Q ,s. 4,33 5 lg af if X? fl , p l Ei nl W Iii' f ls i lj . Q xi li it MM 'wl- l N illglgl , S eng , windy E, L fi '-7 ie... '1- wi. ,ati 5 .Nt K '. 55 9:5 f a ,Jw 4 4 Mia? QQ, eg , mage J t, is Wim my k ' . Sgaa Jeanne Marie Kvederis . . . sells lunch tickets . . .likes to dance . . . rides in Kar- en's car would like a receptionist's job Ronald Lijewski came from St. Basil's to Car- rick for his senior year . . . plans to make a million bucks! James Lydon .. . Jim . . . Aeronautics Club . . . paints in summer . . . likes wood- work . . . future - armed service, then draftsman ,. ,n1.-.maui .ei V- ,- , , ., X Ai X f'fV ,.'l:ck,-hifi , ' l 4 - i:'?s-wiv iris V , X' - . - .if ,e w .. f ' A ?'Q5?iA?'.zvf may-milf ta, A ,,,, X .5 45 isglfigl U K-is '- ilsillfi. iflfvfsafafsa it 5 gg 5s,,g-We ,- , fm., t , Q ,,,,A llu, , :,,,1 . ,,:-- , :,' , ,, ? T ,,,, ,, . ' 41 az J lag , V 1- fwweiz. f' ' , it fsffixxeu faygfnggig ff? , Q, 'A ' gfiiiligifggfgghfbffiifaf. n ,ff :wa it A1 if 2'1,fztT1'i: 1' 7J,im ',,Q,,g..'g, igmliaifxffat' a 4:?wrl?125!'lEl'l?3i Siliaw miastix' Carol Lander . . . Lan . . . Carrickulum staff . . . DCD- py cheerleader . . . I'11 never tell' . . . pals-Jan, Peggy, Carol, Pat, Barb, and G,A,M.A. . . . future - college Olive Linnert . . . Little One . . . yearbook staff . . . carhop at Eat N' Park . . . plans for marriage in June, then New Jersey Margaret Macher Peggy .. . a V.D. habitue .. . after school girls' basketball . . . loafs with Karen, Betty, Margie, and Jeannie .. . secretarial fu- ture Anna Landon . . . Ann . . . Red Cross . .. Carrickter staff . . . seen with Phyllis, Johanna, and Virginia . .. hopes for secretarial pos- ition Norbert Lippert . . . Lip . . . versatile athlete . . . I-li babe! . . . loafs with Bird, Denny, and Jim mar- riage plans in mind if-1 ,X 3 W , ,sf w ,V Liss .Ml Eiiiigisfffiigiii J A f liimiirm- i f - Q t.,n,,lf, w,f,,w - ifwfw limi 515516535 mail m,,l,7,,,l ,,,,,,,,,,,, . ,. f Q, 'Emi 23' AY, M-, ,,i , N L, w 5 f' :,'f'X1rEi. Pic '...,n.s: +5f?i!ri1k-,?.fg sw -Zwf V :wi .ea ,..,.,, yi., N, , , . . . e. ri' t4fKfHi'i?I5 ,. 'Q ,t 5 fiagtgigglflaztii :fi ,l ol amtkaif A N A A L Q fggnpga A 4:4 .Enid-Y ,Z .ififhiv i ,- 2 Pl' Al fe 1 . f . W 5 Yi!! K . 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Flo .. , Tri-Hi-Y . . . coat car- rier for cheerleaders . . . pals- Peg, Jan, Pat, and two Carols . . . Murphyite . . . future- business mach- ines A Mary Jean Majoras .. . Jeannie . . . Carrickulum and Handbook staff . . . Scrunchl' . . . pet peeve - Mr, B. . , . hopes to be the first woman to go to Mars on a pogo sticklll Carol Malkus . . . Carrick- ter staff. . . Senior Leaders . . . a Woo1worth's girl . . . best friend- Judy Haskey . . . future plans include office work Peggy Matthis lively cheerleader . . . Handbook Club . . . Rainbow Girl . . . friends with G.A.M.A. future - business school Michael Muehlbauer . . . Herky . . . pilots a '56 Bu- ick . . . pet peeves-red heads . . . hangs around with Jack, Joe, and Jim . . . armed service next David Marchetti Bird . . . plays basketball . . . drives a '48 Dodge a Sully fan . . . plans to go to college Diane McCril1is . . . Di .. . Handbook Club ...pet peeve-being teased about Olds' convertible . . . Oh my! .. . Grove City Col- lege next Dennis Mullgan Melo .. . loafs with Joe fa- vorite subject-mechanical training in drawing greatest memory is the class play Paula Marcus . . . Oh, those flaming tressesl Math and Latin Clubs ice- skater supreme . . . West- inghouse Bettis Plant fig- ures in her future . . . dis- likes loud gum chewing Patricia McIntosh . . . Pat . . . loves shorthand . . . works at Warrington 5 Sz 10 . . . quiet miss . . . seen with Ann and Nancy . . . fu- ture typist t ' : ifin1tw2:1e,fti-efisftt:.ze M ' - f 1 1 f . .- A-.mtzamtf-rf N- ,.,, 2 Mm ., ai- t. t Qs -fir ,., tittt f M, J 4 El if gi is S if t it it J .vw X as 4 r M ,,1j5l,1,f, g, Q, Wit' N www ?2fsW!iil'l'if :i3'fflw,lf,E5EK ' ' 9eMflf2t.f'F7fQE figs. n it 24 I 32'ffZ?2sZfgsQ4gv2fggi B-flftgfaligzkt-it 'ufrtfvfly -:ash A H517 , ' Q Q ifiitiftfliliisif 2 Stl ' at . Hgiftltl , zynvgfqglggnv ,iafaesgttaiailisii-A -1221 53 dl ll' Q fi WM- 1: f:.'x2f.e-I ,fi Y ',.,, lf? af? 1 2'EMs'2ff' - 'trim tit ' 7 ,, -- , y ,,.il. 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Latin Club friends- Bob, Don, Herb, and Kosmo . . . Dan, Ihave a joke for you' . . . future - college Margaret Patterson . . . Peggy . . . Harkl . . . loves to dance . . . member of Handbook Club .. . friends galore . . . plans for a sec- retarial position Judith Ann Neundorf . . . Judy... Carrickulum, Carrickter, and Handbook staff .. . class play's Ra- mona J.A. roams the halls with Scrunch . . . college bound Paul Papariello . . . Pappy class play ticket co- chairman . . . Get off that bit, Jack . . . plans prep- school, then college Diana Perella .. . 57's friendliest . . . part-time secretary to a Justice of the Peace . . . Betty in class play . . . Carrickter staff . . . petite and cute . . . 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Pin Boy . . . pals with Dave, Ches- ter, Ray, and John Chasing around in the Bomb' plans to be a draftsman Janet Peretich . . . Jan . . . Handbook Club . . . lunch patrol It's terrificl' . . . loves dancing and typ- ing . .. future - business school Henry Pistorius . . . here's a lad who is Nature's boy . . . while working at Krog- ers, he dreams of the cab- in at Pymatuming, the fish- ing and hunting season . . . expects to wake up in the Army Jane Raupach . . . high step- per in gold . . . Family Night mermaid . . . a skater supreme , , , friends with Janet and Lois . . . future - nursing. Charlotte Peterson .. . Lotte . . . adores bookkeep- ing . . . works at a Thoro- fare as cashier . . . hates Elvis . . . future plans - first woman president .Iacquelyn Dee Prince Jackie . . . Handbook Club hall squad l'11 never telll' . . . friends- Olive and Mary Jean . . . future - office work John Reay . . . finished high school in January . . . cross country for two years . . . quiet, softspoken, and easy to live with , :fm 'Q 'gf ST 9 at W mf Vw S X , I f will . J L t J X..-J at 2 if George Pfeil . . . Bud . . . swimming team captain . . . proud owner of '56 Ford future plans - tie up with a certain redhead Thomas Quigley . .. a boy from Room 33 . . . senior year marked by a milestone - he met the GIRL Robert Rice .. . Red . . . works at Verscharen's . . . loafs with Jack, Ron, and Glenn favorite subject is woodshop . . . Navy after graduation Robert Pflueger . .. Bob . . . track, aeronautics, and conditioning club . . . pals with Andy and Steve . . . likes hunting and fishing . . . next stop, college Theresa Quintarelli. . . Trese . . . captain of cheer- leaders . . . Noooool . . . seen with Liz, Janice, and Adrian . . . loves to sew . . . plans to become a typist Donald Richards . . . Don . . . church softball and basketball team enthusiast . . . longingly awaits last day . . . favorite subject English . . . pals are Tank and Wayne Robert Rizzo . . . Riz . . . Hi-Y and Aquatic Clubs . . . likes football . . . pals with Frank and Bob . . . next? - Air Force Shirley Rump . . . Shirl . . . Tri-Hi-Y . . . senior chorus . . . sales girl at Horne's . . . Jerry's girl and future receptionist. Lois Schmidt Lo Tri-Hi-Y . . . Thorofare miss . . . never without Kay .. , 'I hate the Navy . . . marriage ahead Sally Rodgers Swim- ming Show mermaid likes to roller skate when not working at Murphy's . . . a future nurse Johanna Sanchek . . . Jo . . . Murphyite friends in- clude Phyllis, Ann, and Virginia . . . HOW about thatl' . . . a future secre- tary Carol Schumm . . . Schum- mie . . . high stepping ma- jorette . . . Carrickulum staff . . . 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Tom , . . black-eyed and red cheeked . . . can always find an excuse to be absent . . . has a girl, a Ford, and a great eagerness to get out of school Dorothy Schwartz Dot . . . mermaid on Family Nite . . . slaves at Murphy's .. . Sul1y's fiend . . . true to an Army 'Joe' fu- ture holds marriage Nancy Ruff . . . straight from California . . . works for Joseph Horne's . . . seen with Maryann . . . future is in biology Frank Schmidhamer . . . an expert on the dance floor . . . usually seen with Jack, Harry, and Tony . . . favor- ite subject- girls . . . future employee of Mesta Sally Scott Sally .. . Red Cross . . . program seller . . . Rainbow Girl. . . pals with 2 Carols, Nancy and Anne .. . future plans - office work V Katherine Sevic . . . Kathy . . . a pert miss who's new to Carrick this year . . . a secretarial po s i tion and marriage are predicted in her crystal ball Nancy Spengler . . . Nance . . . Tri-Hi-Y . . . Dramatic Club . . . Don't worry about it . . . friends include Sally, Carol, Carol, and Carol . . . secretarial car- eer ahead Diane Stone . . . Dinie . . . snappy majorette . . . loves to sew and play the piano . . . a Carrickulum editor . . college ahead Janet Sexauer . .. Jan . . . yearbook staff member . . . Mother in class play likes spending father's money wil charming home iii ,Q V rj 5 N is .3 iihiigfiij if Hrsuint., 51 digs 4 K at bl x George Steiner l make a economist J My G t ss ,, sealy mei?-J itil 5 HE is Xie mai QF! Q Mt ,Hia A325 W 1 cf Chubby it':'Fi'K'li'f'if A' SSSETTM''iiifyitliifiilfiif Q'k'fY7'1 QlJ5f':,i',,Q,S'g'TT , 'W 'TYWPSQSX ' ' ig. gggfyi- ' 4 - gfwggtyrp- . ,isis .ww ,f,i-fafgj-U., . sm sf g ill ' 'f ,. A 1 1,,-f!gf.ssessg'kf51 ffm, 5: .M f?xQggms'ir ,,,,,,,,,, ya., ,,,.,5v,,,f iliiWf,m.' 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Rich one of Them from 23 . . . pastime - dragging roams with Jim, Ed, and Bud next stop? - Marines Lufay Anderson Sweet II Andy track swimming . . . our own photography studio' . . . Rep's boy . . . Miss Wine- gar's sweetest Spaniard . . . future - college Donald Taylor . . . Don . . . football and track . . . Class Play and Snowball Com- mittee . . . Key Club mem- ber . . . college after grad- uation Patricia Ann Urbanowitz . . . Pat . .. Senior Leaders loves to dance friends include Peggy, Di- ane, and Beverly . . . hopes for secretarial position MaryAnn Tischler . . . Tish . . . Sr. Chorus soprano . . . Red Cross . . . chums with Janet and Diane . . . 'Get back in line! . . . Al's own .. . future - business school Lois Valentine . . . Snow- ball Queen . . . cute ma- jorette . . . Kaufmann salesgirl . . . loves to hunt and dance . . . future - of- fice work Jack Weir Student Council . . . winner of essay and oratorical contests , . , a progressive jazz fan . . . hopes to be an aeronauti- cal engineer : W,- eff aw? ' - Z ' , an - -, . ,,,m,,ef i5,gww,,laqtgf,f5. ag- feszza. 'f'v1w,rfwvf 1, wrtiaiawzfl ' n 5 , W le Ml? wfliflf-zm g Zyl sfgigg. W Sill:,- v fsa.2,f ll will :wx z'l tll: if 551351 151 Ji fi? at I ,lggjgfggggs 356 gal -mtszk ig lgafs : lime as Mi it ,. 1M,3ilr+szl Email f fglil E V r X mlliaxwiw' -iz tl-Xl sill 1,514 . if W ,l,gg?,2zeg:g3gfZ'.l?l,l 'j if - f -f Q51 11::::,,g H , W . fmt T, W3 l 'sq' L f - g 'W - J: ' ,W . '- 2,!?f'f'Eiwaikfsfvefff:H -.mmf-fe if ft ,f f, .. . ,f ,..--A-,y.stW1y1-5fwggfq ' an S Patricia Weitzel . . . Pat Carrickter staff .. . faith- ful Rainbow Girl . . . sales- girl at Murphy's pals - Judy, Carol, Jan, Peg, Flo next - business school Beverly Todd . . . Bev . . . home room president. . . likes to sew . . . salesgirl at Kaufmanns . . . content with Bill . . . a future Mrs. Chester Vates .. . it rhymes with dates . . . but not our Chester . . . he'd rather take a car apart or win a maga ine subscrip- tion conte . . . a joker -, 3 :E 'f- 'V 'l?'il f' Q- it wi wi sw L iw-- at. a. s E'a..f. XQ ni 'V z - f ,- A 3',gf:I5l214iii -3-5!E?'5f55i5:.?-I-5.5 -il 51- 57'S',A i-. T ' fr 5 , zxfffgm., Z, Ui , . , 2 f I 1+ ' FP?,f'i.fJ:2'zfLfa:e1a W '2'Hgf2,'55?,EW ,fs -2 .,z'2f1:21eg',v Mgmt ,ifli-1-.ay-ri i', 2 p fggggiiz' gh :M F 1',f1t5il-,1.5,,!,,i M -all . -- , ,rl ..,1, an-X M.. ,At tim, lg, ,lt ,, an :f::f'rv.m 'swim s Mx l 7 ,.s.y.,,,,,,1 'os-L ,E,,n1,ig-fr W at K. . , ,lf mf-fm 5. . Mlm - W, , 5 lxzllfailifs 1, i f' ' , ,g1,ia5g3QQzyf'f5J 'E gfiteff-YE Q, 3. 1 1 7 i -i ,5 iisizgft. Je- 'vveiggt' iff H V2 .,g':E'ffiwli.a- mm? 7- .,,5,e,gs:,if',sl,i,. .' ,.f,.q5? tw. A . X 2 l 5 ,Qi Q 3 r Lt: is K '-l Qs 3 W , ,K tu, ,i flakw, l , H iffiaegstlffilailqgilqgiax 65,95 sc.,-..f nl: wig, ss! hills' fall! all lf? K lgl li ll limi 5 xi fill lui , QP fa ifpr jtaf ,, Q if fl si Ronald Tritschler. .. Tritsch . . . football, track, and Key Club . . . loves to hunt and fish plans to enter agricultural college Carol Wallach . . . Carrick- ter staff . . . cap and gown committee J. A. Murphy girl . .. future plans - Indiana State Teachers College aepfgzg is -R Q55 Yugi: James Welding Jim likes Baldwin girls fso do well . . . he earns money for dates by driving a bak- er's truck after school . . . loafs with Lavelle and takes a dim look of the future Georgia Weprich . . . Hand- book Club . . . Rainbow Girl . . . Sully's Forget it' . . . friends with Lottie, Evy, Marm, Peggy , , , fu- ture in clude s telephone operating ., .,,. 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K K'-:sf,ZWF93stu-9f1Yws:i.in,mi.vV :wtgwv 112, ,i ,ttfwilf-fiV,f,-,.:-Anf f . rt I 2, is .aweifsf.fm.:a,f,,,, we V it-w.f2,VV11fmgf,1i,V,1 -V . rn Henry Wertelet . . . part time work at Verscharen's .. . loves to work on cars, expecially Chevies . . . lt worries me! , , , plans to join Air Force , i ' Uwlfgi fuses My il K, Q 1. 5 s fl? H1 f ilstilmi My M1 Q WWW iw m ' V V , .- ' , ' .. , I .-,EL I JE:-,,-. . 1 Y I tlVyf5,mtt3ViftkiU 'l V ' Q :i si H '.t,3?iliilEi3':3X,+iggs, V - ,Z 2 J:-'ri 'tilt Sigwf12-SW,'fVf4:f l ,Q gf- ,rgi.i,3i,,. ,t1ftWii,f'1u: f P355 . t.. , Sif,,3?iVl??7!'i5i?5?fQ ,E ,- A ' 2- S?i't3glilsz2j?5gf'5g335f ' 7' fl r,msgQ:g ' Q x fi fi V L1 1 sf- tzgfw fa ' xx: Ur. rn-,. . '?. if'f.:Q:7If?1Sfi:. .1w'?Z.5El. vt f ' ,H-fygffq Viiiv I as . 2'2f 3j,xs?iVQ'w.' ,, V ' fi ,. i f, cf If .. is5i:r12'2'1'g ' K X fVf:f1V : , ., S t v- ' in-. 1T'wh,l2m': ,, - li 1, 5 ,Xie 2,1-Q x ' ' mf V1 x .X ,Qs 5,3 Alia It its 'A' V? V5 1, ,,.,. A ,, Robert Wilhelm Willy . . . regular Sully fan . . . friends include Al, Mike, and Wayne . . . You're sickening . . . future - Air Force Ai Carolyn Ziegler . . . Ziggy Steve Zorbas . . . Junior .. . alto in Sr. Chorus . . , Town Hall . . . proud of his girls' trio . . . teaches ac- '54 Dodge . . . sings in cordian . . . pals with Em- church choir . . . college mie, Jan, Carol . . . future for him - business school Marilyn Will . . . usherette for class play sales- clerk in Mayflower Bakery . . . homework's her pet peeve future - secre- tary ,. -, 32 F mf gi., - ggi H , Zfl5'ff'-ff' , ' l 1?fi,l'5, V ::w l 'V -A ,131 Q V,g'V,,Mg',eis, ' f wiii, v,afit?fftVV- 1,9 ,, ,r if as,:t,,1'x1.',,fti. : fqf w,:wfy2:V,'w: z'w-.:,-V- an lv :. .'ie ' V M vw W it Q L .v fizi gi ' ,SME gf 'ii l'.,li3,lfk,f ,Q1,raft.f,21ieiifii15e',', ..t. -.Y I .V,tg1 'l tV?'ti't,f3+ 's .mg Mfg. ,WLL , : - ' - Li' 1 w 2 K,-, Q5.g3V,,zfiEEs!igf5liwjQ!25ts :::,!.IQJ .f.5ItE,a, Vnfptf V ' 1- Am:-:fs EmiVrJ,Vffg:Vgff,izifs 52 m, ' 1 , 7 -,ffw wr Vi, V , vt, :1,1-as 1 ' . ilsgE5l45,. ?3,::si,:: - mis: W, s fra! 1 Next ,v ,V , :,.i at .i,, i,,,,si,, .,,,,, K- V VV iff: sam? r4z53i'Ni'if f?-. 2 1 ' ' fsggfzsa. . ,V Robert Yarskey . . . Bob . . . hails from room 4 . . . one of the aquamen . . . spends spare time loafing . . . Navy ahead resist. mfiifsfiaa :gg -- ' 'V p ' IV: is fwfnwx if iii 'l E Tie, V 5 , V , :gr-egg ' mf iifaii. . ng .- ' , ij E it azvfi.: ' aria , H' ffm x L lufsx if 'S , ig, gift W. 'fri Ui 5'l51,vfgtif5l F' 'file l2' V i S , , .i..,, , ,, i E , N, . . nw ly,,,?. ,fgsaftgiggtia,V, , - E W :W A it 1.f:i5 fQf'yi 5 wg, fy' gilgtg,is?2l?lf,,q?yiQegl'fi'E165Vg5 , in 'E 1: X . 4 1, iV-Nw, 3, - to -wt, -V , i fu - V'FV1'w W 'Bihar-1,, , , vw 'we i t fillet i' 1, :f.x l f m -',Jf-55, 1, , rlsijgiigsq . 5 . Q K X- L, if-5 1 VV it t '2 4 Lawrence Winans . . . Car- rick welcomes newcomer, musical Larry, who now plays first chair in the bass section of the All- City Orchestra . . . he plays the flute but the guitar is his first and chief love These seniors, not pictured above, will also graduate with the class of 1957: George Stein Margaret Resinol Geraldine Schmidt Kol ju Schiff David Riley James Jesensky l l w Are Uur r This 11st, arranged in alphabetical order 1S based on final marks from 10B through 12B The final rank will include the 12A grades High Honor: Judith Altwater Elizabeth Brown Judith Hamel Yvonne Hecht Ida Jean Hertel Anna Landon Carol Malkus Nancy Matthews Diana Perella John Weir Honor: Thomas Boucek Janet Boyd Geraldine Breinig Janet Deer Mary Ann Doht Richard Engel Carol Forster Earl Goldstein Carol Grime Judith Haskey Paula Marcus John Miltenberger Janet Murray Judith Neundorf Carol Orwig Janet Peretich Johanna Sanchek Carol Schumm Nancy Spengler Paul Starzynski Diane Stone Lufay Sweet Carol Wallach Carolyn Ziegler , ,.,,LL ,.Ww.fA,, A ' x , s zi- ii Gayle Haller . . K be ' '- B Dfingski-:QLBOY Best Lookmg G1r1 Beit A31 Fiizllfnlgi jx A L es I , frlfdi 2 W W 3 V W M. M Q f .1 . . . NE QMML, JIM V We Point With Pride . . .fghfwfwf by Jff Lv 1 5 MJ' ,fx X ll UM J my' iwm K ff. ROSllku. - 4-vuu11c5L Frank guuu---ff , Robewttiest Best Dancer Mary Ann Greasy 1 Best Dressed 41ii?fV3'f1Qeiss?sim4amwmWs,- . r ' 'W---'D ww-:more ' K hn raLu ' . Yvonne Hgcvgn Musician Judggtisls Jojtarzynskl Mathemauci rnahsr .To These Seniors Jack Weir J NancY Matthews History and English Scholar Ho:etESexauef Scientist 6 Conomisr What A Wonderful Time We Had ACTIVITIES X Tom Boucek as Famer Bob Kosmal as Brinkworth Remember The Class Play? Janet Sexauer as Mrs, Anderson Lido Dreucci as H Always a high moment in the year is the class play. Father Knows Best , a comedy in three acts by Kristen Sergel, was presented by the class of '57, As every T.V. fan knows, the story centers around the Andersons, a family of five, Father attempts to cope with family problems, but of course he isn't successful. In addition to the leads were these members of the large cast: Judy Neundorf - John Paslowski - Ramona Officer Johnson Carol Bartus - Norb Lippert - Janie Bud's friend Diane Vooletich - Judy Altwater - Kathy Mrs. Wembley Karen Clark - Flo Mahowski - Patty Mrs. Woolsey Diana Perella as Betty A aww ,A Rig. , Q V , X ,, if-Q M W f A - . f , ' -'LW 'N Q2zvh, ' WW, wyfwf-fwifm .rw , , L ,,X W, ,,,,,.w,.. W YM kmwwk ,, H y , 1,1'l,'iV2g: M Q' W ' I ,Vi xi r xl fl K, V . V 7 ' 'G L . ' K X , - -'H :Q fix: KW , , ,ill nf 1 ix ,.v, i f ,Q - ? X, , ga g 9 X I iw 5 55 ,gk 5 E h U6 i K Q f 'Sw :ugh f 'fm 14227 g, A 'X Ni? was T,5ifRwEff: , JF! K new ,f W., ,, 1 eww N-HQ: M Q Q , Hx . mag: gg 2 .L.. , 3 jf , 5 L W .. ,, .,,,. 1 Xu 2 5 W: 31245 2 M ,Q S 3 'NEW 5 s LM 2 2551393 A , fair- f K f L1 El YZ? 0 XC .-,,- T: yi f, f' K U X , 5 ' f , , kkky iigwgifiwkiwwlkiw x ,,,.,, .:N.e1.,,X . ,,., ,W ' I . K A gl' MNJ:'f' WLQ, , M K r ' 'f WW, ' - . K M ' ,J av' Na, ' :Qs S ,.wZfs35v'? ' ' M QT' , W.,-vg,4g55ggQS',f V, Wg ,Q , K ' ,,,J1k,.,feQ?3UawiV Q' X' 1 ' fn e- ,4,1 A 5673- 4. 5 - , MfQf fy ,M , . . 7 ,My 7 , Wav -,E ,,.9,:'.li,f+,4'4' 'wvmmmmfnlih-A ' W HA. ,wfmffifmw ' - nm am if 1 .wg , 1 fi Q :Qsaggy . . K ,ii 3 A The classes and activities that we enjoyed, and the friendships that we made in the last four years endear our Alma Mater to every senior, and each of us has a place in his heart for Carrick High School. Our school life had great variety, and all of it will long be remembered. The jump, or modernized jitterbug, was keen with Carrickites, whether seventh graders or seniors, who hoped to win a prize in the jump contest at the Mid-year Hop. Who will ever forget how the dances made deco- rators, poster-painters, broom pushers, and amateur D. J . 's of our fellow students. And who could ever forget those platters which high-lighted our record hops -- Elvislll llur School life Had Great Variety Helpful Lmderclassmen were always on the spot to Kiddie's Day was our last fling before grad- pass out football programs This must have been a uation, a day when childhood memories re- sunny day eh Joyce? turned as we hunted-up long forgotten toys and dolls. . I amateur Remember what a time we had as chemists, and how those who weren't Chemistry students were always complaining about the weird odors coming from the lab. Rep was always there, a friend to all his students, ready ' doctor an acid burn. to help with an experiment or uited as talent Do, re, mi---Were you ever recr how? A little encourage- for a dance or stage s ment turned many Carrickites into willing enter- of singing groups were tainers, and a number formed. Q. ,xg he roud boast of this year s 'O class rings are lots nicer than last year s , was t p ' ' ' d bated by former grads., we must admit that ur graduates. Though this polnt will be e ' 57 Rin Committee, is attractive. the new des gn, 45 Twenty of the senior class were Febru- ary graduates, turned loose on the world a semester before the rest. And what personality and talent was represented by this tiny group!! What Fun We Had! The second semester brought a few changes in Student Association officers: Phil Lavelle became president, Nancy Matthews, v.p., David Degenhardt, sec- retary-treasurer. The junior officers are David Wieteska, president, and Karen Fl-11-If mm-val-Q1-u !ll Nothing could have been love- lier than the voices of Carol Maxwell, Emmajean Hodgson, and Carolyn Ziegler as they teamed-up forming a trio to sing in most of our musical pro- grams. Listening to records spun in the auditorium by a stu- dent disc jockey was a favorite lunch hour pastime inaugurated during the sec- ond semester. Remember They say for every girl and boy there's just one 1ove. 'I The annual Simplicity fashion show turned many of our amateur home- makers into models, arrayed in everything from Bermuda shorts to evening gowns. Wasn't Carolyn Em- ery lovely in Simplicity's billowy formal. As this book went to press, Family Night, that traditional evening of fun and hi- jinks, was getting under way, The general committee is pictured here. T tiU1l UL UI.l.1bC1.D BULL lllilll' bers of the Student Council is pictured here. The pur- pose, activities, and elec- tion of council members were revised this year and a brand-new constitution adopted. Carrick added six hundred dollars to her activities coffers with a magazine sub- scription drive, the first of its kind here. Super salesmen pictured with their loot are C. Koller, J. Bennett, C. Vates, N. Early, and B. Burger. Fight, team, fightl is heard at every game, and often the crowd is so fascinated by the cheerleaders, they forget to cheer. These girls re- vealed their ability to work together at pep assemblies, football and bas- ketball games. The squad includes Barbara Werner Peggy Matthis, Mary Knight, B a r b a r a Brehm, Carol Lander, and Doris Grassel. riffwf The smallest, liveliest, and merriest is head cheer- leader Trese. 48 Some key musicians in the senior orchestra are Marilyn Klinzing, cel- log Janet Murray, clarinetg Jim Blakemore, drumsg Larry Winans, fluteg and Carol Pearce, violin. A school assembly, a class play, or an Open House evening lack color and grace when the orchestra does not play. Lovely Liz steps high and handsome as head majorette. They llffered Music... The marching band, under the direc- tion of Mr. Francis Greco, plays at football games and assemblies. It marches on Veterans Day and Mem- orial Day, adding zest to each occa- sion. Here are pictured five of the faithful marchers: Carl Oettinger, George Schuster, George Steiner, Arthur Rockett, and Wayne McLin- den. And Provided Pep This year Garrick's majorettes proved to be snappy, as usual. A11 summer long they slaved at Phillips Park perfecting routines. New- hats this year sparked the ancient uni- forms. The girls include Carol Schumm, Marilyn Klinzing, Jane Raupach, Judy Altwater, Diane Stone, Lois Valentine, Gerry Brein- ig, Gayle Haller, Carol learce, and Janet Bernish. ,,,,,,,m. , i 5 under me supervision or Mrs, betty rinoues, the Senior Red Cross Club has made favors for the veterans in Veterans' Hospital, stuffed toys for the Chi1dren's Hospital, and are shown preparing a picture album that will be sent to India, llur Senior Clubs Show Editor-in-chief Carrickter . . Yvonne Hecht Barbara Seibel Literary editor .... . . . Judy Neundorf ' Undefclassmen , , . , . Patricia Weitzel Photography editor . . . . . . Paul Starzynski Marilyn Klinzing Business manager . . . . . Bob Kosmal Athletics , , . . . Ron Wertel Seniors ...... . . . Nancy Matthews Judy Hamel Carol Forester Typists . . . . . Anna Landon Faculty . . . . . . Diana Perella Carol Wallach Angela Lanza Features , , , , , Ida Jean Hertel Activities . . . . . . Phyllis Brill Olive Linnert Janet Sexauer Art ,,,,,,,, , . , Judy Kuhn Clubs . . . . . Carol Malkus Photographer . . . . . Andy Sweet The Latin Club, which is exclusively for present and former Latin students, meets each Tuesday after school. Their major pro- ject this year was the Latin Show, presented on the Ides of March. The moving spirit was Bob Kosmal, of course. A Variety llf Interests 45 Now who doesn't have a date tonight? This seems to be the problem of these three members of the Baby Sitters Club, as they discuss an assignment schedule. We are proud to be awarded First Place in the annual Pennsylvania School Press Association con- test for printed newspapers. The journalism stu- dents who snagged the honors for Carrick this year are: editors, Judy Altwater, Diane Stone, John Miltenberger, and Carol Grimeg head reporters, Judy Neundorf and Nancy Matthewsg business manager, George Pfeilg columnists, Janet Deer, Robert Kosmal, Mary Jean Majoras, Carol Schumm, K sten and Barbara Burger- reporters, Pat Lois a , , Bohinski, Earl Goldstein, Carol Lander, George d Steiner, Charles Wazenegger, Ronald Wertel, an W ner photographer Andy Sweetg student Janet es 5 , advisor, Paul Starzynskig and adviser, Mr. John . . . h Black. For the first time the Carrickulum as added a cartoonist, Bill Urban, to the staff. We Prepared What's that? asks Anna Mae Brill as Dale Koch points to the carburetor, while lda Jean Hertel and Steve Korpa look on. These stu- dents are members of Mr. Ashbrook's Driv- ers Club, which teaches its members courtesy on the road. Always ready, willing, and able are the girls in Senior Leaders. The qualifications for this club ' are high scholastic rating, and a keen interest in sports and fair play. They can be found ushering at school functions and selling programs at the football games. ' Something new to be added! Staff members are planning Carrick's first handbook, which will be offered to new students to acquaint them with the rules and regulations, curriculum, services, student activities, and songs and cheers of our school. For Uur Future - Better school, better community, better world, is the motto for the Tri-Hi-Y, whichis a branch of the South Hills Community Y. M. C. A. For Christmas this year they sent rubber balls to the Pittsburgh Home for Babies. Mu Alpha Theta, the math club, is sponsored by Mr. Vesely. It is designed to give students, inter- ested in higher math, short cuts in solving prob- lems and mathematical puzzels. Here young Eddie Fisher is explaining Einstein's Special Theory of Relativeity to fellow mathematicians. Come on in, the water's fine! These members of the Aquatic Club are learning some new strokes under the supervision of Mr. White.They also re- ceive advanced instructions in diving forms and races. Most of these boys spend a good deal of time after school getting in shape for Carrick's swimming team. The members of the Key Club, under the direction of Mr. Bell, are some of the outstanding boys of Carrick, and most of them are athletes. Their purpose is to serve the school and the community. This year they helped our school secure an electric scoreboard and are in charge of the Zahniser Memorial Fund. The president is Ron Tritschler, vice-president- Stan Speer, secretary - John Motzer, and the treasurer is John Craw- ford. Here is a new clubg every memberis hoping to go to college. It has helped many students by in- viting speakers from different colleges to talk to anyone who is interested in that particular college. Mr. James Tomb also gives pointers on College Entrance Tests, Served Their School Energetic members of the stage crew are learning the proper handling of the broom. These boys are hard workers and we couldn't get along without them. They can be found after school, behind the scenes setting props for assemblies, class play, Family Night, and -- you name it. This club is jointly sponsored by Mr. Kohler and Mr. Dim- perio. Line up! This is a familiar call heard by the band members as they practice their formations after school, The band spends many hours practicing for football games and parades. Tracing the sound of a jet bomber in the oscilloscope are Harold Evans, Bob Gass, and Dennis Fair, These boys are members of Mr. Rep1ogle's Aeronautics Club. V Pe y interest in aviation in Carrick fwe have three club rhaps the livel ' sj is partly beca po 1 ' use a pu ar science teacher owns a Piper Cub, and flies with en- thusiasm. The Junior Aviation Club learns to identify planes as seen here. Our homemakers of tomorrow practice thei r skill with a needle and thread in Miss Helen Yer- ger's Sit and Sew Club. One of this year's projects was makin toy ani E mals for Chi1dren's Hos- pital. The Iuni or High Tiny Beverl W Mrs. Naomi Ellsworth and two of her girls from the Junior Red Cross Club displaylittle stuffed animals and well-filled scrap- books, the products of busy hands and charitable hearts. y ycoff needs the library stepping stool to per- form her dail d y uty as a mem- ber of the I..'b 1 rary Club. Here Tom Kramer and Carol Woods help her return the books to their pro per places. l B g scrapbooks and Red Cro ss boxes for chil- dren in the hospital these usily preparin , girls agree this is an enjoyable as well as charitable way to spend their club period. I painted this 0 nel Under the direction of art teacher, Donn Kerschbaumer, these future Rembrants of the Art Club study different art techniques while offerin ' g their services for scenery paintin g, poster mak- ing, and other art projects. That's some propeller! Mem- bers of the Model Airplane Club have fun pursuing their favorite hobby. Here the boys are dis- cussing the finer points of one of the models. Your king's in check! Arlene Gerbec and Irwin Lindemuth seem to be deeply engrossed in their exciting chess game, while Dave Rickert ponders the out- come. Is Club Conscious Jwals An tl Su I3 porters We TB 56? G1 f' gp! fv fzMfG'Z'fV' ,f X THE UNDERCLASSMEN Vw , f Us 2, ' ll 1,5 k ' as in A XV A ti A.,, X, ff: X, ne X1 lim' aft.. t 5 'iii ww, . wwf' Q of X1 ' il t t J, n sggij S119 si 159 5 5 la X, QQ M '2 1' v '- ' ' E 1:!..,, 1- C y uh: 1: gf 4 -1' 534, .iM.g .i'l' , V . .x.., :,:. 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QQ ' - ieilff it 1 , f as-v 2 ' fm fa' , W 221: gain 'gg ,lffblzifiiik Ygiigigfg J f1Tff'?wfw m'i 4299 -wi,-2e'1fW2 Z5'51145f5 'i W m s 25,21 QW -i1fiiiifff!wM 'lf-iilftfiffififiiwi:4s1'i, at ,, - ,ch y ur. 'Vl, 2 i n A i fiiiiii ' f K I, 'V ,gist , if 32 R f f , ix 4,1 w il, :M N' ei. if In Ha' uk 921 1-Q M, z ffl' gl Lis, .. ., ,1s.ssE:2:,:1.t: . , Si 4 Jiff y- ii asm. if if , ww. illxxl wwe , .gxt :,. . . V, 5 . 'iff--wif 1 Sir The Snphumores ,.i ' l4E?lli3'? C E L--. molasses, cinnamon, and honeyl Our ever-hungry boys are drawn like flies to Room 1. Charlotte Peterson has discovered a hungry, hall-roaming trio, hoping for a hand-out, and is smuggling them some of her special recipe biscuits. The amateur homemakers' culinary experiments don't always taste just like grandma used to make, but they quiet those hunger pangs just as well. - ROOM 3 lst row - A. Lang, B. Alster,K. McCue, L. Pastorius, E. Ilgenfritz, B. PaSr0r, R. ROSISK- Zfld I'0W - D. Grassel, N. Braun, S. Starzynski, E. Drotar, S. Hillebrecht, P. Chiocchi, B. Brehm, M. Pfaff. 3rd row - C. Keller, E. Dutko, B. Lautner, J. Grove, E. George, R. Stairs, L. Lewis. 4th A Buzzard, W. Reith, A. Rusc' row - B. Neuhart, itto, L. Mazzotta, R. Gerber ROOM 20 Row A - V. Moran, G. Muko, P, Wi1son,D, Smith. Row B - T. McDine, T. Miniajlo, R. Zirngibl, Row C - M. Caplan, F. Jasinski, M. Pokorski, C. Leonard. Row D- R. Rem- bold, J. Buller, L. D'Abruzzo. Row E- R. McNany, W Grudowski, N. Eggers, I... Ebbert. Row F-M. Kowal D. Hanselman, J, Miniajlo. Row G - W, Lang, J. Jaskowski, D. Kienzl, D. Anthony, Row H - B, Sloan, J . Pusateri, M, Rudar. Row I- M. Cronin, T. Regester, A. Rockett, G. Schuster. Row J - J, Carson, G. Lisotto, F. Chlystek, J. Schramm 66 The Tenth Graders ROOM 5 lst row - P. Cratty, J. Yecko, D. Muller, D. Kister. 2nd row - C. Vandruff, J. Beck, B. Davis. 3rd row - J. Small, N. Franz, K. Walker, D. Spezzano. 4th row- D. Bock- stoce, P. Moran, J. Phillips. 5th row - F. Portis, J. Chojnacki, B. Werner, C. Boyd. 6th row- C. Hrivnak, R. Toney, J. Colteryahn. 7th row - L. Safko, J. Matthews, G. Lucarelli, D. Lorenz. Sth row - T. Prince, A. Pikciunas, G. Moeslein .gy w AP n .MW ere eppy roggiygk M349 . J 1 Wfgywhg Room 37 !,bPL Q M29 Row A- B. Henk, . B1er, 'V. urray, D. Andreucci. Row B- NL Wolber, E. Clark, C. Zusinas. Row C - T. Gsell, J. Givens, E. Wood, W. Krieger. Row D -CSX C. Mack, D. Kohley, D. McG1nn. Row E - W. Kostek, J. Vano, M. Lonergan, M. Doran. Row F - J. Krut, G. R, McClure. Row G-G. Yaksic, K Tatko, C. Bohn, S. Pastorius. RowH - Laurent, B. Loche, R. Woshner. Row I W. Hehman, D. Hershey, C. Eiszler, D. Mack. Row J - D. Wright, R. Schubart, D. Richardson. Row K- W. Keppel, G. Rossi, J. Sipe 1, Al ROOM 24 Row A - R. Carson, R. Rooney, J. Spear S. Small. Row B - S. Cipra, P. Stupak, C Emery. Row C - C. Ball, L. Sapolio G. McE1vany, D. Kirsch. Row D - J Jasick, C. Beyer, L. McGinnis. Row E - R. Fair, S. Bielski, C, Cochran, G Landon. Row F - S. Mamula, R. Wester- beck, J. Giarrusso. Row G - D. Lippprt R. Wolny, H. Miller, R. Schaney.RowH- B. Loveday, J. Robey, J. Todd. Row l- W. Hagerman, L. Preston, T. Kwiatkow- ski, J . Giarrusso. Row J - R. Minster- man, N. McSwigan of D, I M C - lust Entering Their Happy High School Years Are -- ROOM 35 Row A- C. Sossman, B, Mclntire, R Kalosi, K. Hil1brect,T, McAnn, T. Down- ey, J. Reed, C. Mellor. Row B - E, Krebs, W. Urban, R. Hecht, J. Emery, C. Lewis B. Brown, R, Soda. Row C- M. Healy, K. Blakemore, G. Salok, J. Krapp, A Schilling, G. Ross, J. Crough, M. Gruber Row D - J. Sylvis, G. Clement, W, Han- son, L. Tragesser, P. Mantz,N. Schroe- der, B. Kenny, E. Peszko. Row E- J Chapin, J. Dotson, G. Campoli, D. Dari ney, I... Gianetti, J. Peyser, C, Heidkamp J. Sekinger, D. Hutchin. The Freshmen 68 ROOM 2 Row A - D. Griser, C. LaMotta, B. Hart M. Fredrick, S. Metts, F. Potts, J. Ny- lander, J. Weiss. Row B - B. Glowacki E. Schmidt, T. McGrath, S. Berry, R Smerker, C. Klem, B. Williams, M Butcher, C. Eynen. Row C - R, Faust, I Urhanek, H. Stein, E. Fisher, D. Plazin- ski, T. Laskowski, J, Chovanec, N Sayers. Row D- T. Kammermeier, J Thompson, C. Hammill, J. Newman, L: Fersorr, M. Mey, D. Masisak, R. Gold- bach. Row E- J, Bieri, T. Kress, E St. Vincent, J. Sexsauer, C. Teklinski M.McLaughlin, G. Weslager, C. Scholpp B. Modrak ROOM 6 Row A-N. Morris, M. DiRenna, F. McGee C Reynolds L Oehlin D D , . , . g, . . Donahue, H, Buel, J. Reed, C. Born- scheuer. Row B - H. Pyzola,J. Vicinski J. Morris, E. Jesensky, D. Kaecher, L Bigelow J Youn C Youn Row C . . g, . g. - A. Gerbec, J. Hayes, C. Heath, E. Snyder, A. Makitka, P. Hoose, R. Mingrone, M Werling. Row D - B. Matthews, W. Cot: ter, S. Keenan, R. Chaney, T. Klinzing H. Henzler, T. Ruffing. RowE - H. Hoffl man, W. Sokol, J. Krkovsky, F. Waron- sky, T. Boyd ROOM 25 Row A - M. Marcus, R. Low, G. Barnes J. Whitfield, B. Jakoski, H. Hurd, J. Rit- ter, N. Cramer. Row B- D. Buresch E. Goodworth, E. Falcione, J. Stephens C. White, A. Roth, L. Harrison. RowC - G. Verga, S. Coberly, J. Woods, B.Whit- linger, R. George, E. Cuccaro, R. Bartoo Row D - E, Ball, M. Vooletich, A.K1ein M, McCrea, R. Evans, R. Rauscher, M Jenkins. Row E - D. Neill, C. Meyers P. Malanic, J. Gudenburr, D. Butter- worth, R. Stephens, R. McKissick, E. Hankosky, C. Harris ROOM 30 Row A - R. Custer, C. Winslow, J. Re- gester, J. Harrison, R. Bieler, D. Boni S. Engstler, N. lannacchione. RowB - C Normandy, G. Young, E. Sperling, J. Rostek, J . Kosonavich, B. K'ain, D Farmer. Row C- S. Hays, C. Palmer, W. Versharen, J . Zecter. M. Harriett, D, Recker, D. Rickert. Row D - L. Agnew, R. Richards, W. Cole, B. Caplan. RowE - G. Weiss, N. Earley, J. Scanlon,J. Hous- Iey, G. Watkins . MID YEAR HOP The red and white of Valentine's Day brightened the drab Shelter House for the Mid Year Hop. Thisis the traditional dance sponsored by the yearbook staff. The highlights of this year's dance were the waltz and the jump contests. Good sports, our gay young teachers waltzed with dash and grace, while the students and their dates participated in the jump contest. Gold loving cups were awarded to the winners of each contest. All the proceeds were turned over to the Carrickter staff to defray yearbook expenses. The Eighth Grade Here are the lads and lasses who give the most enthusiastic support to all activities. The seniors count on them to swell the crowd at money-making affairs, to buy and sell play and dance tickets, and to back the cheering section at sports events. These studentshold their own on the academic end too. The class of '61 also has energetic members in the junior council and orchestra. Our hats are off to the eighth grade, a busy group of young teen-agersl The Seventh Grade What a change comes over the timid little new comers when they enter from Concord and Quentin Roosevelt. Watching them, we re- member our seventh grade days - how we stared in awe at the towering basketball players, beautiful senior girls, and terrifying teachers. Our little pets at first, the seventh TROPHY CASE The trophy case, recently redecorated by Mr. Kerschbaumer, fascinates the younger set. Perhaps they think, 'Someday l'll help put a trophy there.' The newest addition, contributed by the football team, is the section award in football. Some happy day Pa Pitt's Hat will rest here again. graders soon are lost in the shuffle. At noon we duck their snowballs, stand back as they race down the auditorium aisles, and laugh at their playful antics. We think this particular group is pretty special in spite of their youthful pranks. We even borrowed one for the class play! I Uffering Us Guidance And Wisdom THE FACULTY e Uur Friends, leading Us Along The Right Path How seldom do we find our principal, Mr. Carl G. Brackmann, taking time out to sit down and readl Always on the go, he's here, there, and everywhere. At his desk at 7:30 daily, he might have a faculty committee meeting at 8:00, interview a parent with a wayward son at 8:15, or meet with a student committee working on a pressing problem at 8:30. Sobegins a typical day for our kindly principal. He lends a willing and interested ear to stu- dent problems, is always accessible, and is never too busy to answer a question - he's even been known to take detention hall. Our principal and our friend, Mr. Brackmann appears at football games, sometimes going on the bus with the band. At the SnowBall,the Prom, and the shelter house dances, he is a smiling and amiable guest. Mr. James E. Tomb, vocational coun- selor, is advising student DianaPere11a. Mr. Tomb is always ready to help any student, whether to find a job, choose a college, or merely fill out a schedule. He's a very special friend to the seniors. Assemblies, banquets, committees,dra- matics, and so on through the alphabet clear down to X-rays, Miss Marion Clark, girls' adviser, assists in every activity. Which folder could she be con- sidering now? lighting llur Way Through High School 'Oh my starsl' exclaims Miss Gerry Vogel, something seems to have gone wrong. Miss Vogel one of the office staff, is prepar- ing the daily bulletin. Hers is the cheerful and pretty voice that you heard when you answered the phone that day you 'played sick . 'Why aren't you at school Blue suit, blue tie, blue eyes-- that's our Mr. Holmes. He's a Navy man, natch, and spent two weeks this year doing his reserve training in Louisiana. We missed him at lunch hour, holding back the galloping starvelingsg checking the boys' washrooms, detention hall delin- quents, and out-of-class villians. As vice principal, MI. Holmes plays a very important part in our school, and we seniors appreciate him. Here he is in his office where many a momentous interview takes place behind closed doors--where justice and mercy meet daily, and where In addition to her countless of- fice duties, Mrs. Betty Cheskey, school secretary, measures the graduating seniors for caps and gowns. Paul Starzynski, mid- year graduate, seems to find the project painful. Our crack chief clerk is also in charge of the school bank, which handles all many a problem is solved. Mrs. Mary Brandtone is proud of her newly remodeled hook- room. You'11 always have the books you need with her on the job. Streetcar riders recognize her as the pass seller. money from school activities. A Staff Uf Forty Guided Us Did you read this? Mr. Pederson asks his fellow science teachers Mr. Smith and Mr. Replogle. Who would ever guess that these amiable, benign looking gentlemen are the villains responsible for those hideous general science, biology, physics, and chemistry tests! Viva el espanol! Miss Louise Winegar, Carricks only Spanish teacher, delights in ac- quainting her students with the speech, cus- toms, and dress of our South American neighbors. She also teaches English, and sponsors the Tri-Hi-Y Club and the Com- mencement committee. This is a tough onel' ad- mits Miss Stewart. Mrs. Ellsworth and Mr. Herzog are forced to agree after offering theorems and for- mulas which fail to help her. Mr. Vesley, who finds his students more easily confused, has resorted to his most difficult problems in an attempt to stump these fellow math teachers. 'Where does this part go? puzzles Mr. Dimperio, as he and Mr. Robbins examine ablue print drawn by Mr, Dittmar. Mr. Dittmazgmechanical drawing instructor, teaches the boys how to draw the plans, while Mr. Robbins and Mr. Dimperio guide them in constructing their shop projects. Miss Helen Yerger teaches future homemakers how to economize by tailoring their own clothes In her classes our lasses learn about textile textures, wise pattern-picking, and proper fitting techniques, as well as become models for our annual fashion show. Here Miss Yerger demon- strates to student Arthelia Lang how to use the sewing machine. Ready, get set-GOl com- mands Mr. Ashbrook as Mrs. Rhodes and Miss Swavel match their skill in a timed typing test. Mr. Ashbrook stands by, ready to record the results. All teach commercial courses. American government, United States history, world history, economics, and sociology broaden our horizons and make us think. We learn in Mr. Schnupp's sociology classes much more than the text book contents, considering problems of marriage, housing, and children. We learn to cast aside prejudices, and to think of all men as broth- ers. Often much we hear in the classroom bores us, and history courses sometimes seem far away and useless. But when a marriage or juvenile de- linquency discussion comes up -- what interest, what participation, what ideas Ill It looks as if our teachers are playing school! Miss Witkowski receives quite a lot of attention from fellow English teach- ers as she types up her theme. Mr. Black, an ex-typing instructor, comments on her typing ability, while Mr. Curry and Mr. Evans look for errors in spelling and punctuation. Teaching Us More Than Here they are, the athletic three. Coach Al Davic and Ed White, faculty manager of sports, show the newcomer and head coach, Earnest Slessinger, the brand- new dressing rooms. These newly reno- vated quarters for boys' sports nowhave light green tile walls, modern plumbing and ventilation, as well as an office and quarters for the coaches. Mr. Bell is showing history comrade Mrs. Fisher the charts entitled Our Congress , and 'Some of our Presi- dents , created by one of his students, About two hundred underclassmen sit in the classes of each of these teachers daily. They study social studies with Mr. Bell and world history with Mrs. Fisher. lust Subject Matter After years of squalor the black hole of Calcutta' has become a thing of beauty and, we hope, a joy forever. Mrs. Kathryn Simms is partly responsible for thisim- provement in the girls' sports depart- ment. Here our girls' health ed. instruc- tors, Mrs, Simms, and Mrs. Schaupp, are talking to Janet Fleck and Diana Perella in their new office. Three, two, one, zero - You're on , times Mrs. Ethel Hubbard, as Mr. M. Franklin Dotts stands by ready to record his favorite poem.Most seniors will recall recording their voices on the tape recorder - remember those crazy commer- cials we taped in Mr. Dotts' classes! Relaxing now, these senior high English teach- ers, Mrs. Hubbard and Mr. Dotts, devote most of their time to correcting faulty themes, and drill- ing spelling and grammar rules and sentence structure. Through their efforts, we have become acquainted with poetry and literature and have learned how to organize our thoughts and express ourselves. And these friendly English teachers make learning enjoyable! s-.,,,a6 Could our two temperamental mus- icians Mr. Greco and Mr. Pavlot be planning a program for Family Night? Each has his own special grief - Mr. Greco trains aspiring musicians and leads the band, while Mr. Pavlot suffers with the erring senior boys who elect chorus as a snap course. Our witty art teacher, Donn Kersh- baumer, is at it again. Drawing cartoon sketches is a fancy of his. His model is Phyllis Canci11a.Do you see the resem- blance? Nothing is ever too much trouble for our young art teacher. He'll drop everything to make poster, stage sets, or puppets. llffering Us Friendship Now, now, no passing notes, gir1s , reprimands librarian Miss Elizabeth Makin. Caught in the act are seniors Carol Forster and Shirley Rump. Miss Makin is always willing to help a student find material for a speech or report, or recommend a good book. Dieticians, Mrs. Riemer, and her staff work feverishly to prepare sandwiches for the hungry students who will soon come storming down to lunch. Many varieties of food are prepared by our energetic cafeteria staff, yet always most popular are mashed potatoes with gravy and the delicious rolls. nd Understanding Do you like statistics? Here is the 1957 census of our faculty. Of the forty people on the Carrick faculty, three were here when the building first opened. Five have taught fewer than five years. Fifteen are women and twenty-five are men. Seven ofthe women are married and all of the men save two. At least twelve of our faculty members supple- ment their income with other jobs at night. There are thirty-six faculty children and eight grand- children. In addition to the teaching staff, we have four clerks, one a library c1erk,oneabook clerk, one an assistant secretary, and our top secretary. Also helping with the operation of our school are these important people: the custodian, dietician, and swimming matron - each with various assistants. Visiting the school on spe- cific days are the doctor, nurse, speech teacher, hearing specialist, and attendance officer. Thank you, Mr. Walls and Mrs. Knight, for the fine care you take of us.You keep us warm and comfortable, Mr. Walls, and we are grateful. Sara and Mrs. Knight wash and mend for us, as well as guard the swimming classes. Here are Carrick I-ligh's nominees for the Best Father of the Year awards. They are the new fathers Greco, Black, Vesely, and Davic, as well as Grandfather Brackmann. All, during thislast year, were blessed with tiny bundles from heaven. These We Associate With Our Senior Year Off with the old and on with the new! The old The fad which marked our senior year was the velveteen drapes which had previously adorned the wearing of Ivy League outfits. Here, Carol Schumn, auditorium windows were replaced by new plastic Judy Neundorf, and Norb Lippert show the style ones. which every cool and informed senior wore. Along with the happiness of our senior year, grief The political high spot of Carrick's 1956-7 history crept into the hearts of every student. At two occurred in November. For the first time, since o'clock on Tuesday afternoon, October 23, while we entered these halls, Carrick voted Republican services were being held in the funeral home, Tom in the presidential election. Denniston played taps which were followed by two minutes of silence in memory of Coach Zahniser. lt's different on the third floor these days. This is the domain of the new teachers who have come to help place knowledge into the minds of students. They are Mrs. Fisher. Mrs. El1SW01'Ih, MI- Pavlof- Mf- Pederson Mr. Curry, and Mr. Leckenby. The Class Ui 1957 Bids Carrick High School A Final Farewell A solemn moment? lt marks the ending of twelve years of public school- ing. lt is that halfhour after commence- ment when caps and gowns are Checked in with a class spo-nsor, and the final obligation met. Emotions are mixed. Wistful, im- patient, solemn, we crowd around the table. The last moment has come. Goodbye, dear old school, we whis- per. Goodbye, dear old Carrick High. Our tale is told and our story ends. This volume, too, has served its purpose. lt will recall for one hundred and ninety- seven graduates a happy, crowded, ex- citing year. Goodbye, dear old school, we whisper. 91, Lo J' ,H My P ADW WW! 'W ' l XM if W ff! gf foil-Lf Ti' if ,Mp QM Q L 31 ,N MW MM , fjfvfcy? , ,f Aff, ff fw , M IR gfgfwg jg ffflfg ' ' !! 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