Charleroi High School - Cougar Memoir Yearbook (Charleroi, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1955 volume:

U i I H I I I I jf id wriffen in ffm ,gifalw . 1244A,Amf 4? garzeroiv 3400! CA,arLr0i, Qfnrmgzfania V YY' I Cougar Memoir' HOROSCGPE Four 0l 8 LU0l was I borrz.-Shakespeare The Cougar Memoir for 1955 is being presented as a horoscope. A horoscope or nativity is a map of the heavens at the hour of birth showing the positions of the heavenly bodies and their influence upon man. There are twelve such constellations located in an imaginary broad belt in the heavens, which the sun traverses annually. This is called the zodiac, and each of its twelve signs is credited with its own characteristics and influence. From time immemorial the magic and mystery of the stars have fascinated man. Long before the Christian Era the ancient people began to study them. Through this art or science of astrology man began to predict future events, especially the fortunes of men, by the position of the stars. The deeds and destinies of men were directly credited to the stars. The astrologers of ancient civilization conceived and named the signs of the zodiac which have been handed down through the ages to the present time. We have shown all the signs and symbols of the zodiac throughout this book. How can you read your horoscope? It is really very easy. All you need to know is your birthday. Then check the cable of contents on page six for your natal sign, and read your own horoscope on the prescribed page. Because of space limitations we have included the birthdays of seniors and members of the faculty only. To all of you, however, the Cougar Memoir wishes a happy birthday, and-watch that horoscope. There was a star darzcmi, and under that AQX X XX 91 .J CAPRICORN . . . Tfn' fill!!! ,I Tfu' lrgrmf of ffn' Conf ffm! Il1ll'Sl'tI ilu' yllllllg gods of ffn' SUM. If you were born between the dates of December 22 to january 19 you were born under the sign of CAPRICORN. Your astral color is Silver Most lucky day: Saturday Most lucky month: September Marriage partner: A Cancer native lirientls to cultivate: Cancer, Scorpio, and Pisces natives Your ruling planet: Saturn Your ruling planet, Saturn, imparts to you: Politeness, practicality, realism, strong ties and affections, tactfulness. Those of lofty ambition . . . the idealistic leaders . . . are the true sons and daughters of CAPRICORN. Five ix Opening Pages ..... Signs of the Zodiac Capricorn Aquarius Pisces Aries Taurus Gemini Cancer Leo Virgo Libra Scorpio Sagittarius The Administration Faculty ....,,.,,..,....,., Classes .............. 276644 Ql'Lf8l'Lf5 It is the nafal slar fha! rulelb over vwry Jf':'d. - Pimfar U18-438 B.C.Q 1 CDecember 22-January 19, . S Qjanuary 20-February 18j 7 fFebruary 19-March 201 ,.., ..r.. 1 8 fMarch 21-April 19j ..,., .... 2 6 fApril 20-May 201 ..... .... 3 8 fMay 21-June 201 ...... 39 Uune 21-July 22j ............ 68 Uuly 23-August 221 .,............... 78 fAugust 25-September 22, ..,... ..... 9 0 CSeptcmber 23-October 22j ...... ..... 9 1 COctober 23-November 215 ,,.,. ......... 1 14 CNovembcr 22-December 213 ...,. .,,..,... 1 26 24 36 Seniors ..,. ,,,,, 4 0 Juniors ........ ..... 6 9 Sophomores 79 Activities ......,. Athletics ...,.. ,,,. . . 88 ........l12 About the School .,..... ,,,..,.,. 1 24 Senior Activities .... ........, 1 40 Advertisements .... .,..,. 1 45 AQUARIUS . . . Tfn' W'uf1'1' Bt'tll'L'l' lJri'i1'r'il from flu' lu'az'y ruins in Ifgyjil along flu' Nile. If you were born between the dates of -limunry 20 to lfelnrunry 18 you were born Linder the sign of AQUARIUS. Your Astral Color is Red Most lucky day: Sunday Most Lucky montli: October Marriage partner: A Leo native lfrientls to cultivate: Leo, Sagittarius, and Aries natives Your ruling planet, Uranus, imparts to you: Iimotionulism, humnnitarinnism, venturesomcness, loyalty, conjugnlity. Those far seeing ones . . . the liumanituriun innovators, are truly the sons and dnugliters of AQUARIUS. Seven ooagrzw emoir SENIOR MEMBERS Kneeling'--A. Horn, N. Hopton, W . Popowniak Standing-P, Brown, R. Ifamularo, P. Farley, M. Roberts, A. Conn, Al. Dougherty, Mr. Caruso The Cougar Memoir staff is pleased to present to you your year book for 1955. NVe hope you like it. We tried to make it as personal as we possibly could. XVe have tried to record, in word and picture, your carefree, happy, and formative years in Charleroi High School. We trust that as the years speed by, and that when the present has become a part of the dim past, you can remember these years through the Cougar Memoir. We hope to have given you a handful of stars with each one a guide to live by. The Cougar Memoir Staff Editor-in-Chief ., Anne Moore Conn Chief Photographer . ..,.., ,. .. William Popowniak Associate Literary Editors ,.., Patricia Brown Joan Dougherty Rosalie Famularo I latricia liarley Art Editor , Anne Moore Conn Sports Co-editors ,,,, Norman Hopton i Alfred Horn -Iunior Editors . , ,..Ruth Bailes Pat Meiieever Judith Brutout Hale Vandermer Ann Glunt Bonita Vezzetti Beverly Liehko Robert W6flW'LlS 'Iudith Lichter Gloria Zeidman Eight i Anne--our ediior-in-chief The staff--sorting senior pieturex ACKNONVLl'il7CiliMliNTS Senior and group pictures liehula Studio, Charleroi, Pa. .lunior and sophomore picturese . , Custom Photographic Service, Piqua, Ohio Engraving The Canton Iingraving Sc Iileetrotype Company, Canton, Ohio Printing .... , Monongahela Publishing Company, Monongahela, Pa. Covers . , . .... S. K. Smith Company, Chicago, Illinois To all our Advertisers , Thank you JUNIOR MEMBERS Kneeling-G. Zeidrnan, B. Vevvelti, J. Lichler, A. Glunt Standing-fhl. llrntour. P. Nlefieevcr, IS. l.ichlQo, R. Xyerlwas, R. llailes. ll. Vanclurmer Nine ffll 524 flftfg Me nperinlferzcfenf www, ww .-0.-.. Mr. W. H. CLll'MAN, JR. lilly 30 - Len A school must lwe more than .1 monumental pile of steel and brick and mortar. A great sehool must ha ve a soulg a soul to reaeh out beyond the stars ever in search of trtlthg .1 soul that ean then instil this truth into the hearts of youth in common, everyday terms. An tl what gives a seliool this soul? lt is the teachers, who in their eeaseless, devoted and s lime ways, lead our youth in this search of free and truthful thinlin-' N by Yet, there must he one to guide the leaders. There must be one to set the pattern, to explore unknown horivons---to find the right way. There must be one who is the ultimate great soulu as we build our great sehool. The guide in the Clharleroi School llistriet has been for nine years a superintendent, one year an as- sistant superintendent, twenty two years a principal, three years a teaeher-for thirty five years devoting his llle to the liuilding of a great school. Wie like to think that here is a man and his dream-a dream that came into being when he first entered the field of education. Tlirouglt the years that dream was nurtured. lt grew and hlossom l int i l'C.lllIX'. Lil K, il And now, as he leaves, it is good to know that the dream remains-that under the leadership of our teaehers and new superintendent who remain. it will eontinue to grow and blossom and yield fruit- our edueated youth. It is good to have faith in this. lor all these things the Cougar Memoir salutes you, Mr. W. H. Clipman, -lr. 'lien u b- gf But man was not meant to dream alone. A dream must be shared with someone you love--- the disappointments, the hard work, the many obstacles, the final fruition---all these must be shared. The Cou'ar Memoir is ieased to vresent Mrs. Cli man, the ins iration and sharer of a dream. is P I P P The stars declare that the ideal marriage partner for a daughter of Taurus is a son of Scorpio. They further indicate that the ideal marriage partner for a son of Leo is a daughter of Aquarius. Star-crossed? Nay! The stars have been good to you. Together you have had a full life, experiencing the pleasures and the heartbreaks of living. Together you have been very happy. It is indeed written in the stars---that this is another beginning, another adventure, perhaps another dream. The stars proclaim more success and happiness and love. Wfe are glad. Yet, we would add just one thing more to your lucky stars---God be with you. MRS. W. H. CLIPMAN, AIR. 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In mlm lwauly culture dc- lrmn .lcnm llw lull can lwc l1c.1rd tlw rlmyrlmmicnl pounding of tlw PlI'lI11L'Ill Nllsx Sci,nlm'.l supcrxiws lllg' xlmmpnmng ut lmir. lllcy do lyPCWl'llCI'S. lypumg IX um' 01 our pupnhr courses .xml it scrvcx .ls gx .my mln-r llximgx wluiuln .lrc xmuml to lmclulify milnuly, prcp,ur.xlm'y course in LI lwusincss cuccr. lfnurtccn C. II. S. s1111ic111s liku 111 go d.111ci11g. Tl11'y 1'11i1xy lm1l1 1111- c.1s11.1l Music 111.151 11 111ml i111p1mr1.1111 rule 111 Cl1.1rlcr1mi. XVc l1.11u .1 g1'1'.11 l1.1n1l u.111 1f.111cQx .1x wall .11 dw SCHII-f-Ul'l1l.ll Singh l7.1'11'1 ' wl111'l1 1110 1-xcullcnx chorus 41gr11up1, ,md 1I1NKl'L1l11L'l1I.ll .md 1'111'.1l x1wl11ix1s. llcru lYC.lllly c11l111r1' 111-p.11'11111:111 spumurs .11 ffl11Ais1111.1x 111111-. .1 small scgn11'111 of II11- ls.1111l lwlpx 11111 .ll llla' pup r.1llicx. A l11.liUl' way of cxprcssing achool 1piri1 is by chucring .11 thc pep 1 r.1llics. 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Those mortals of extreme wisdom, laeen understanding and sensitive sympathy to any worthy cause . . .destiny's sensitive directors . . . these are the sons and daughters of PISCES. S'YlIlI1fll,i'I,illtQ Hn' illlriwlf ffwlirf in lift flflrr win Slim! ZZW S' . we Tim' -f Left tu riglufMr. Pete Garnicg Mr. l.ilw.1rtl S. Sullixnm, Vice-President of the liimrdg Mr, Cllnrenee Iiivingsiong Mr. XV, II Clipmnn, jr., Snperintemieni nf Seimulsg Miss .lane Coburn, Secretary nf the Ikmriig Nlr. Theodore H. Bruuer, Prusi dent of tlie liimrtig Mr. I..1wrenee Comerg Mr. Frank Puceig Mr. iftiniomi L. NIOIILILIQ. Absent fruni picture---Mr. lfaiwnrtl Protin Solicitors' -Mr. l'.1imer McCloskey, ,Ir.g Mr. Melvin Bassi Y MR. PETE GARN IC llllj' 27-Leo BS. California State Teachers College M. Ed. University of Pittsburgh Mr. Garnie's duties include: Assistant to the superintendent Secretary of the athletic committee Equipment custodian Nineteen Twenty lfLl92l iIfLIf8l'LC!8lfLf fi Wefffldfge In keeping with the theme of your 1955 Cougar Memoir, which is being presented as a horoscope, I would risk this message to you upon your pend- ing graduation. A horoscope is a chart, showing the relative positions of the stars, used by asrrologers in making predictions. We both may be very intimately concerned with our own horoscope- Mr. W. H. Clipman, Jr. you, because you are just beginning your career, I, because I am just closing my career. ln your case, the relative positions of the stars are most favorable to you in pros- pect of long, challenging, useful, and happy lives ahead. The Balance Sheet for a Graduating Class, which I recently placed in your hand, tells you just what I mean. In my case, the relative positions of the stars are just as favorable, but largely in retrospect. My career as an Educator is soon to end. It has been an experience of thirty-five years, all spent in Charleroi, and giving me a great deal of opportunity to balance my account. I can only hope that you, and others, who may evaluate it and weigh it in the balance, shall not find it wanting too much. May I wish for you every happiness and success, through the years ahead, in your accomplishment of that long, challenging, useful, and happy life which the stars predict for you. So, as we both go forward into the future, let us keep our eyes on the stars. It is possible to see the challenging new frontiers only as we look out and up. Most sincerely yours, I jfre rinctyaaf cgroeafw According to the astrologers the twelve signs of the zodiac represent the physical framework of man, played upon by the magnetic and planetary currents according to the position of the sun, moon, and planets at birth. They claim it is a science, and if we live according to all these signs, we can plan our lives exactly as we interpret them-our horoscopes. This is unbelievable to most of us, but it should bring something into a clear focus that is far more important to you-that through a faith in God and the discipline of education you will be able to accept or reject many of the beliefs, ideologies, doctrines or dogmas to which you will be subjected. Only through continuous study and evaluation will you make wise decisions upon which your happiness and MR' DAVID L. GLUNT success will depend. July om,-Cu,m,, Teachers have all contributed to this needed discipline, whether it be moral, mental or physical. We sincerely trust you will realize that We were pointing out some of the landmarks or signs which are so urgently needed by students to help guide them to a happy and effective citizenship. Under the direction of the sponsor, Mr. Caruso, the Cougar Memoir staff has given all of us, especially the seniors, a history as well as a horoscope. Congratulations-well done. ts f SPECIAL NOTE FROM THE COUGAR MEMOIR: As the Cougar Memoir goes to press Mr. Glunt 'C has been elected superintendent of schools for next K year. We hate to see him gog he has been good to I at us, he has been good for the school. We shall miss him very much. But we realize that his new position is a step upward, and we know that man is forever wanting to reach higher aspirations. We offer Chippy our congratulations, best wishes for his success, and i always Godspeed. At the Mike Twenty-one yfwecficaf 1-iZ3elocwfWLenf MISS HILDIZGARDE ASCHMAN Iuue 11-Gemini MRS. HAZEL HOOTEN Oflollvr 2 8-Srorllziu Mrs. Hooten did her training at Shadyside Hospital, Pittsburgh. She is assistant to Miss Asehman. DR. ARTHUR A. PALUSO TIN' Sfllflfll aloclor. Dr. jane Blythe also served as the school doctor. Dr. Raymond Sphar served as the school dentist. Twenty-two The health of our students is regarded as of prime m portance in Charleroi High School. We all know that in order to do our best, we must be physically fit Charleroi High School has provided adequate facilities and truned per sonnel to keep our health standards high. Heading the department is Miss Asehman the sehool nurse. Miss Asehman attended Western Reserve in Cleve land, Children's Hospital in Pittsburgh, and Childrens Me morial Hospital in Chicago for her graduate work in pedi atries. ss our eggcrelfcwiw s E 9' MRS. DOROTHY HYK Sl'lJfl'llI1Il'l' 1 1-Virgo Secretary to the principal WM? Miss JUNE CROW Ium' 8-Gemini Secretary to the superintendent Q ii'?3?5'bi9 ,ii 1'-if K W I gli E P QW? 5 ..,. 9 5. wa Xifrikni 3 5' fins f if fig I 4 73.21 A.4 3: ' . wifi-Z3 in 'fi sg ig: if :--11.1 .-. -- MISS JANE COLBORN Scpfcnzbvr 30--Libra Secretary to the school board Twenty-three t 4 I '53 7 , KJ , - N 'N L-4 4' 1111 MJ, P 5 5 - A L . w L I r w ' r 5 4. iW,,wfap, . : , .VLA 'NJWWAGMHW ,swm I 5 rf egg 52 .f 554 .ti Ni ..s W M 4, 'Q wg 93 ww ' Y , D 'Q' W 1 ' ,A ,,5 9' ,if 5' Fir was ,ilillfS TM' Rum lvtllllftl uflrr flu' firvl Bllliylflllftlll nmnlb iluring irfvirb RIIIFIS iwn' Dzirfml as a YtIl'I'f'fft't' fo flu' gmfx. If you were lworn between the dates of Marcli ll to April 19 you were born under tlle sign of ARIISS. Your astral eolor is lied. Most luelyy day: Tuesday Most lucky month: December Marriage partner: A Libra native Ifriends to cultivate: Libra, Gemini, and Aquarius natives Your ruling planet: Mars Your ruling planet, Mars, imparts to you: Strong will power, discernment, militant moods, alertness, coherence. Tliose confident way-finders , . possessed of great energy . true leaders . are time sons and daughters of ARIES. Twenty-six ,945 MR. CARUSO MISS CLARK MR. l7llANK CARUSO MISS ELLEN P. CLARK l,t'l'l'Illl?l'l' Zllstlgifftlfillf l:l'l1I'I1tH'-Y 26-Pi.w'c'x BS. California State Teachers College A.B. Geneva College, Beaver lfalls, Pa. MA. Columbia University, New York City M.L. University of Pittsburgh English 10 and ll English 12 MISS LILLIAN l. COLVIN MR. RUSSELL SNYDER St'f!f4'Il1!N'l' 24-Ijlfru cJil'f0Ill'l' 20-Liflrn FLA. Muskingum College, New Concord, Ohio BS. Bucknell University, Lewistown, Pa. M.A. University of Michigan English 10 English ll and 12 MISS FRANCES XV. TOMl5AUGl'l AIl4QIl.Yf 14-Iwo B.A. University of Pittsburgh English 11 MISS COLVIN MISS TOMBAUGII MR. SNYDER TwentyAseven IOQQCA .Aid PCL! MRS. CARUSO MRS. TIIlfI.MA V. CARUSO lI'Iuri'fr 21-flries B.A. Thiel College, Greenville, Pa M.I.. University of Pittsburgh Speech Arts ll and 12 MISS IQLVIIRA C. DOLFIF 1,l'f'l'NllH'I' ZS-lcItIIH'fl'lN'lI AJS.. M.I.. University of Pittsburgh Ifreneh ll and I2 f . i w ' ' 'iien .ti I C MISS PIRIVNAK MISS ELSIE A. HRIVNAK Sl'f7f!'HIfIl'Y 24-I.if1r:l B.S. Clarion State Teachers College, Clarion Librarian MISS MARY A. BONNER 1 l'f1I'Il!l!'J' 14-Aqzmrius A.B. Taylor University, Upland, Indiana M.L. University of Pittsburgh Latin 10 and ll olfeign cLn9uoz9e5 MISS DOI.IflIi MISS BONNIQR Twenty-eight .Siem ,QMA65 f ' , MISS BARNUM MR. BOOTPI MISS MARY J' BARNUM MR. MARK L. BOOTH . , 91C ' . . Jammu ulmwm Norcuzbcr 50-Sugiltarizzs B.S. California State Teachers College B.S. Wayncsburg College, Wayncsburg, Pa. U. S. History ll Sociology and Economics 12 MR. JAMES EILLINGI-IAM MR. FRANK LEE Marz'fJ 16-Pisvvs Si'j1fc'n1br'r 9-Virgo B.S. Duquesne University, Pittsburgh Pa., B.S. University of Pittsburgh World History 10 World History 10 U. S. History 11 MR. FILLINGHAM MR. LEE Twenty-nine zfwi1f1,e55 MRS. S'I'Ii1N1iR MR. IJIIQLSI IVIISS GRIZGG MRS. IfTIIIfI, H. STIIINIZR MR. FRANK CANTUNI Ilrlv l-Cfarlrw' cJf'f0fIl'l' 19-Libra B.S. Carnegie Tech, I'ittsInu1'gI1, Pa. B.S. Grove City College, Grove City, Pa. M.A. New York University, New York Bookkeeping 10 and 11 Shorthand 125 Typewriting 113 Business Machines 12 MR. ,IOSIiP1 1 I.. DIELSI MR. HENRY PENNLINE l7r'm'r11fu'1' I3-'SllAQifftIl'fllN lanzzarv 21-Aqlmrius B.S., M. lid. Duquesne University, Pittsburgh, Pa. B.S. Niagara University, Niagara IfaIIs, N. Y. Shorthand 11g Typewriting 105 Geography 10, Law, Advertising, Business Machines 12 Salesmanship 12 MISS MARIE A. GRIZGG MR. GLENN I-I. SCI-IACIHI May 26-Ciwmini Fl'lIl'Ild1'-j' 15-Aquarius B.S., M. Ed. University of Pittsburgh BS. Indiana State Teachers College, Indiana, Pa Shorthand 11g Typewriting 11: Law, Advertising, Salesmanship 125 Business Machines 12 Typewriting 10 MR. CANTONI MR. PENNLINE MR. SCHACH Thirty dence MR. IAMS MR. UUNIKIAN MR. BYARD O. IAMS MR. LEONARD P. DUNHGAN N0vembc'r 24--Sagifzfarius August S-Lfo B.S., M.A. Washington 81 Jefferson College, BS., MS. St. Francis College, Loretto, Pa. Wnshingtoli, Pa. Physics ll Chemistry 12 lVlR. ROBERT l'lOOD BAIRD VIR. KIAMIZS CURRIIQ Nl!!-V ls-TIIIIVIIS Nfll't'Il1l7t'I' 3-Srorjrin B.A. Susquelmimn University, Selinsgrove, Pa. BS. Wnlyiiesliiirg College, XVnynesburg. Pal. M. lid. Penn State University, State College, Pa. Biology 10 Related Science 11 and 12 MR. BAIRD MR. CURRIE Thirty-om WalfAemafic5 NIR. DeNINNO NIR. NIOLLIiNAUIfR MR. SIIRIVIQR MR. MARIOIXI DCNINNCU MR. LESLIE D. SHRIVER Angus! I3-1.111 fJl'fUlIt'l' 22-Ijffru IIA. XV.l9I1Il1gfCJll 84 .lcffcrson Cullcgc, HA. vII'ILlSI1Il1gI0l1 81 klcffcrwon Collcgc, XX',1qI1il1gf0n, PQ, XVLISIIIIIQQIUII, IIA. Iiclntcil Mnthcnmtics IU, ll, I2 Algclvm 111 Solid Geometry ll MR. W. Ci. IVlOLLIfNAUIfR MISS AIDAH MCCAGUH Urlofvm' I4--l,ifn'u Inna- S1CIt'I7lillf ILA. XYfI.lSIlIl1gl0l1 LY klcffcrwn Clollcgc, 13.5. CI.1Iiforni.1 Stats Tcnclmcrs Collage, Wglslmilmgtmmlm, Pa. cILIIIf01'l1ILI, Pa. I'I4mc Cicomclryg Algebra 10 Vocal Music Ill, ll, IZ: I'fngIisI1 10 MR. IZIJXVARIJ SWIIQAIJNER Nu1'4'l11lu'r 21-Srnrjviu l3.A., M.lf.A. Cllrncgic TccI1, PittsI1ux'gI1, I341. IDircctm' of Music zfwic M Ii. SXVIIAIYNIQR MISS MCCAGUE III1irty-two CALQAA .fgncf fgiiwicaf gicfoacalfion MR. STEVEN A. STEPANIAN April 2-Arirx Litt.B. Grove City College, Grove City, Pa. Director of Physical Education and Health MR. STEPANIAN MR. RENO CHETI MRS. JEANNETTE G. MARTINO D z'1'1'111 luv 26lCdf7Yfl'f2Vll july 17-Cunfcr B.S. University of Wisconsixm, Madison, Wisconsin B.S. Penn State University, State College, Pa. Boys' Health Sc Physical Education, 10, ll, 12 Girls' Health 81 Physical Edgcation, 10, ll, 12 MR. CHETI MRS. MARTINO Thirty-three Mcafiona NIR. MALAK MR. NIOSIQPH F. MALAK fJl'f0!1l'l' 4--Lfflfll l5.S., lftl. M. Univergity of l'ittslvu1'gh Director of Vocational lftlucntion MR. FRANCIS ul. BROXVN April 16-flrirx University of l'ittshu1'gh lfleetrie Shop lll, ll, I2 MR. IIAMICS R. Cl!XIlll,l. l 1'f11'11111'y 3--lll1l1lll'fll.Y University of l,lII9l3lll'gl1 Machine Shop ll, I2 MR. HICKS MR. XVILLIAM M. IIKIKS IKIIIIHIVA1' 27--A1l1111ri11s l3.S. California State Te.u:hc1's College General Shop 10, ll, IZ MR. MIZRRILI, HUG! HCS M11j' 23-U1'111i11i l3.S. Penn State University, State College. l M. lid. University of Pittslmrglm Machine Shop 10 N1 R. UROXVN Thirty-four MR. CAIIILL MR. HUGHES Mcafiona MISS CALISTRI MRS. DUCATO MISS SCIABICA MISS MARY SCIABICA 111110 10-G1'111i11i MISS LILLIAN CALISTRI Fl'!7l'lldI'j' 7-- Illjlllll'iIIS B.S. Seton Hill College, Greensburg, Homemaking 10, 11 Qllookingj Miss Calistri is on leave of absence this year. Beauty Culture 11' 12 MRS. ANNETTA R. DUCATU MR- FRANK DCCOSTER April 29-Taurus 111111 20-Cflflfw B.S. Carnegie Tech, Pittsburgh, Pa. I-Iomemalcing 10, II fSewingj Mrs. Ducato resigned from her position during the second semester. Driver Education MRS. LOIS K. SNYDER Sepf1'111l1cr 19-Virgo B.S. Carnegie Tech, Pittsburgh, P: Homemaking 10, 11 QCookingj Mrs. Snyder is substituting for Miss Calistri. Pu. . Orrzl Jean Beauty Academy, Erie, Pa. B.S., M. Ed. Duquesne University, Pittsburgh, Pa MRS. SNYDER MR. DeCOSTER Thirty-five If 1' v P' r F L., 1 T1 LJ V7 LJ , T-'T I z.,,J 'Nw f 5 L..J F? ' 2 1-J VT . 4 ? P H-2 fx '1 LJ . o l..J.' vb. r s'f ' 1 , , 1'-1 w..J . i...J V7 M 1 ...QW - TAURUS . . . 'l'l11' 131111 N111111'1l fry ilu' 11111'i1'11fx flH'llIltQfl tlirir 1'r1111'1 firm of IX11' S1111 11x ll Bull. If you were born between the dates of April 20 to May 20 you were born under the sign of TAURUS. Tliirty-eight Your astral color is Blue Most lucky day: Friday Most luclxv montli: January Marriage partner: A Scorpio native Friends to cultivate: Scorpio, Cancer, and Pisces natives Your ruling planet: Venus Your ruling planet, Venus, imparts to you: Love of beauty or adornment, deep affections, scnsitiveness, imagination. Those people of constant purpose . . . masters of the tangible . . . are sons and daughters of TAURUS. FQN GEMINI . . The Twins 'J X1 C0lIIlII!'lIIlll'Hft'5 Ibm' lvgvml of flu- Twin Broth- rrx uxfm zL'r'n' reared by a xfai' wolf and lafcr fmilf Rome. IX If you were born between the dates of May 21 to june 20 you were horn under the sign of GEMINI. Your astral color is Purple. Most luck clay: WCdHCSd1ly' Most lucky month: February Marriage partner: A Sagittarius native Ifriends to cultivate: Sagittarius, Aries, and Leo natives Your rulin ' vlanetz Mereur' 3- I I Your ruling planet, Mercury, imparts to you: Love of change and travel, multiple talents, writing ability, moodiness. Those who love change, diversity . . . the creative ones . . . those whose versatility is the keynote of their characters . . . those are the sons and daughters of GEMINI. Thirty-nine eniom SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS l.uf1 ln right-I.. NVUULI, Truasurcrg A. Nelson, Prcwidumg M. Luc, Sccrcuryg R. Pndwikn, Vicc President SENIOR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Isl Row-S. Room, M. I.cc, P. Nnndor, M. Roberts- P. Farley, A. Conn. R. Horoclxin, E. Fcdor Znd Row-Ii. Dclsnmlro, If. Hmcfluin, N. Gmrratt. E. Mathieu, xl. Kruell, C. Aglio, C. Calamari, D. Patcrlinc 3rd Ruw4R. Pmlwika, N. Hopwn, li. Pcsi, Mr. Cahill, Miss Gregg, A. Slezak, A. Nelson, 1.. Wbod lforty Carl Aglio june ZS--Cancer Carl is recognized by all as being outstanding in basketball, baseball, and football. College and engineering are his goals in the future. Carl's pleasant personality and his ability to get along with others will surely help him achieve his aims. Kenneth Anderson December 26-Capricorn Prince wants to get a good job and be successful. In the summer he can usually be found enjoying his fa- vorite pastime, swimming. He is really at home on the baseball diamond. Betty Babirad November 24-Sagittarius Skating, dancing, and swimming are great activities for such an active girl as our Babs. She is a valuable as- set to any basketball team. To travel the airways by becoming an airline hostess is her ambition. Mildred Bankovich November 23-Sagittarius Millie, with her golden hair and blue eyes, always has a kind word for ev- eryone. Dancing, skating, and collect- ing recipes are her hobbies. She will make a fine housewife. Michael Beck September 30-Libra Mike is an old hand with all the holds fwrestling that isj. He can usually be seen driving his snappy black con- vertible. Some day he would like to own his own business. sf A is 5 Lal' 4- 54 i Q 35 is . . H.. S 'Sf 2 , ...fa Q Q 1 S X . W J is N .-15' , Q as .W Q 13. . 'S' K if X R-: lx ,.., A eil ' ii gf in , is Robert Altobelli October 17-Libra That far-away look in Alto's eyes reflects his ambition which is to travel and see the world. Quite an undertaking, we wish you luck for a Grand Tour. Ralph Arrigo january 30-Aquarius lQrf has kept our class in stitches for three years. A member of the football 1ll1K.l bilhkclbllll ICLIIUS, lllf Flllllls to go on to college. Fishing and hot- rods take up much of l2rf's spare time. Joseph Baka January 10-Capricorn O is one of our more quiet senior boys. He has .1 fine stamp collection, and for relaxation, he really enjoys fishing. Joe has one big ambition- to own a new Ford. Jack Barcelona May 9-Taurus S0 much dynamite in such gt small package! 'l'h.it's our jack. The dry climate of Arizona appeals to .laekg he would like to teach school there. Foggy in the Class Play. Mary Ellen Benessi December 27-Capricorn March has Ll smile for everyone. She would like to become a housewife after graduation, lier eheerfulness is sure to brighten any home. Forty-one George Beres February 7-Aquarius Bird spends most of his time work- ing on his ear. He is very proud to belong to the Rod and Custom Club and would like to show people the real purpose of it. George hopes to enlist in the navy, and later to become a state policeman. Valentine Brandtner October 31-Scorpio Val is a vocational student and fine machinist. He is a sports enthusiast, and especially enjoys hunting and fish- ing. He regards blue as his favorite color. His ambition-to become a first rate machinist. Donna Brown September I0-Virgo Enrolled in the business course, Donna wants to get a good secretarial job. Prefers black and pink as favorite colors. She thinks Marlon Brando is simply dreamy. Dancing is a favor- ite pastime. Vladimir Buberniak October 27--Scorpio Have you ever noticed a shy boy around school? Then you have prob- ably seen Bub. A member of the machine shop, hc would enjoy work- ing as a machinist after graduation. Howard Burgess December llSagittarius Burg is a country boy at heart and loves to go hunting. He was another of our machine shop boys. Burg left school before graduation to join the army. Forty-two l . ti Alfred Bongiorno july 10--Cancer 'S.1ckie is one of our vocational students. llc likes to hunt and fishy blue is his favorite color. If granted IXVU hvlbllcs, tlluy u'llUlKi to grad' uate and get a good job. Alice Rosalee Brown july 50-Leo One of our future private secretaries is AL She excels in sports, and is particularly agile on the basketball floor. She loves to spend her spare time reading. Al's friendly smile is known by all. Patricia Brown December 27--Capricorn Pretty, pert and petite4that's our l'at. Swimming and dancing arc favorites with this high-stepping ma- jorette. Pat is an excellent student, .1 hard worker, and a valuable member of the Cougar Memoir. She was Mitzi in the Class Play. Bernard Bujanowski February 16-Aquarius Bujie loves to tinker with his auto, and of course, wants to become an automobile mechanic. W'e feel that with his natural ability he will surely be a success. Wayne Byers September l-Virgo llunting and fishing take up most of XX'ayne's time. A real outdoor type, he would like to go to forestry school and then get a good job. . James Cahill December 16-Sagittarius Hawk -the boy who dares to take a dare. His relaxation is usually in the form of fishing and hunting. After an attempt at being a jet pilot, Hawk would like to settle down and become a dentist. Margaret Ann Calcek june 2-Gemini A thoughtful and quiet girl is Mar- gie, She is enrolled in the business course, and is a member of the Busi- ness Staff. Blue is her favorite color and it goes well with her dark brown eyes. Arlene Joyce Capella june 14-Gemini Are is a shy, quiet miss with a charming smile. She is in the general course, and to graduate is her main ambition. For relaxation, skating and dancing are favorites with Are. Diane Carroll January 4-Capricorn This sweet lass is in the vocational course. Di spends her spare time skating and painting. She plans to make nursing her career. With Di around, being sick would be a pleasure. Paul Chasko November 18-Scorpio Paul's friends call him Peep. He is enrolled in the electric shop. Red is the color of his hair. and his favor- ite color is blue. Hunting and fish- ing afford means of relaxation. His ambition is to become a radio re- pairman. Yr 5- vw. .::..5: i i ' . 'Q ' i'2 Q'i Q ft ,t 1 e . sw MQW? ' M' . 4 . 'U hr . swf! Q .Q if 3' 1,1 K A is si X s si.. fir' A if if MA Curtis R. Calamari March 2-Pisces Cal is a husky athlete who really loves the great outdoors. Football, hunting, and fishing are among his many interests. Cal hopes to at- tend college after graduation. Ronald Cap August 9-Leo Cappy and his radio instruments are practically inseparable. He even has his own electric shop. We are sure that he will make a very good radio and television repairman. Richa rd Carlisle April 24-Taurus Pat belongs to the football, track, and wrestling teams. A natural born athlete, he enjoys fencing and body building exercises. This ladies' man could show Charles Atlas a thing or two. Edgar Chambers March 11-Pisces Wit hopes to be a success in business and make a million dollars. Boy, what an ambition! We wish him lots of luck. Among his favorite colors is powder blue. Shirley Cherocci August 16-Leo Our Shirley is a small bundle of en- ergy. This is probably what makes her such a good cheerleader. Shirley has already begun her career-that of being a housewife. Forty-three i 'S Carolyn Christie i 'i t December l64Sagittarius Cookie is the elite blontl in 209. 5 - if bhe is one of our future pad and W. pencil girls. A dancing fan, she can be found at most of the school dances. W'ith her pleasant smile and pretty is - hair she looks swell in blue. 1:1 5 Q assess . t. . 'ls' at .. .. i fs . . . it st. 1: George Coleman March 8-Pisces Deacon is enrolled in the vocational course, and is a very capable machinist, lle enjoys all outdoor sports, but hunt- ing is his favorite. Ile has a very worthy ambition--to become a suc- cess in life. Anne Moore Conn April 2-Aries Connie is known for her artistic ability, and she loves to paint. Be- sitles being active in many chorus groups, this sweet miss is editor-in- chief of the Cougar Memoir. To be a designer is her goal in life. Miss lligby in the Senior Class Play, Telftww K 225221,- . f si was X 1 .ff .sssj Donna Rae Crabb Septeniber X--Virgo Donna just loves to skate and dance. After high school she would like to become .1 beautician. ll' her custom- ers come out looking half as pert and attractive as she, they surely will be satisfied. s Barbara Ann Crowl july 21-Cancer lSabs is a member of our ver' ef- l ficient Business Staff. Swimmin' and b dancing are her favorite pastimes. After 'raduation limbs would like la to get an office joh. lforty-four Cn 'vu George Clement September 18-Virgo Our George has one thing in common with the late Will Rogers. Both seem to have that rare, droll type of humor. George will settle for nothing less than success. His command of wordz will surely aid him. Charles Columbine September 13-Virgo Bo is interested in electronics. He enloys fishing and swimmingg his fa- vorite color is blue. With his will to win he is sure to be successful. James Corey December 17-Sagittarius When you hear that's life you know Stone is around. His terrific per- sonality will surely be missed by C. H. S. His main desire is to be a chemical engineer. We know he will succeed. Remember him as the father in Beauty and the Beef? Dixie Lee Crow August 3-Leo Dee Dee really enjoys swimming. Reading is an enjoyable pastime. In school sports she is very active in bowling. She aspires to become a secretary. Terry Lee Curl September I9-Virgo Pep, vim and vigor describe Terry. Room 210 will miss this lively boy. To become a chemical engineer is hig ambitiong with his practice in chem- istry class he is sure to succeed. Shirley Davenport August 13-Leo Shirley is in the general course. Her main interest is beauty culture, and she hopes to become a successful beau- tician. She enjoys most sports, but skating is her favorite. Emery Delsandro February 10-Aquarius Emery is one of our friendly home- room chairmen. He is also one of our mad chemistry students. Hunting, fishing and trapping keep him busy. He is quite an expert at arehery. Emery hopes to visit Canada someday. Ilene DeVentura February 11-Aquarius I is the girl with those pretty eyes. She is carefree and likes to have fun. I likes to water ski and dance. After graduation she would like to settle down and become a housewife. Judith Dewa r February 2-Aquarius Everything is alrighty with Judy. May she succeed in her aspiration to fly around the world. Happy landings, Judy- Esther Dolan july 14-Cancer Iisther's ambition is to become a sec- retary, and we are sure that she will make a very efficient one. She be- longs to the Mixed Chorus and likes to skate in her spare time. Michael Debnar May 23-Gemini Mike has such a mischievous grin. He enjoys making people laughg he likes model building and carpenter work. His ambition is to work in California and then go on to Alaska. Mike also played football and participated in track. Richard W. Demeter September 6-Virgo ' Ollie is mad about cars. He likes to repair them, and in the future he would like to be a sports ear driv- er. He is certain to be a success at it. XVallaee XVoods of the Class Play. Margaret Y. Devigne january I4-Capricorn Sweet and petite would best describe 'Peggyf' Her secret ambition is to see the world. She adds her talents to the Mixed Chorus and the Pep Club. Christine DiFilippo October 14-Libra Christy is the cute senior girl with the beautiful black hair. She just loves to dance, and is very talented in drawing. She would like to become either a teacher or an airline hostess. Michael Dooley October 3--Libra Mickey is the cute lad with the big smile. He likes soccer, swimming, and hunting. He thinks C.H.S. is grand, but it could be improved with a soccer team. Forty-five Joan L. Dougherty .luly 27il.eo Doe is a zealous dance fan, her jive is really tops. She is aspiring to be- come a nurse. She is a member of the Cougar Memoir and Mixed linsemble. W'asn't she grand as the mother in beauty and the Beef? Fred Ehko july l Sf-Cancer Rip is one of our lively shop boys. He is a devotee of the rod and reel. W'ith his dark hair he looks just grand in his favorite color, yellow. After graduation he hopes to become an electrician. Estelle Estaque August 24--Virgo listelle is .t dark eyed beauty. After graduation she wants to become .1 secretary. As a member of the Business Staff she is getting a lot of business practice. Anthony Falconi january 16-Capricorn lloss is interested in radios, and enjoys tinkering with them. He gets a great deal of praetiee by working in our electric shop and being active in A.V.A. llis goal is to be .1 good radio man. Patricia Anne Farley liebruary 28-Pisces 'l'ish's friendly smile and fine per- sonality are the reasons for her great popularity. ln her spare time she likes to play the piano. Dancing is also a favorite pastime. She aspires to go to college and become tl teacher. Remem' ber her as Franny in the Class Play? Forty-six ' in .ts , J -. .ear .. . Q . as .E LA X Y.. .. i' Sit is f tr' X i .,.. sus... .4-H' . :uf .55 if f si Rosemarie DuJordan November 25-Saggittarius Du, as true blue as her favorite color, should make a fine housewife for that lucky man. Dancing and skating are numbered among her pastimes. Liesel Erbe November 27-Sagittarius Lee is one of our smaller band members. Her cute smile and fine per- sonality will always be remembered at C.l'I.S. Her ambition is to become a private secretary or typist. She en- joys swimming and dancing. Barbara Ann Fabian December ISA-Sagitt..rius l5abe's', pretty curly hair, bubbling personality, and ever present smile are known throughout C.H.S. She keeps herself busy with forensics and the band. Her ambition is to become a ph.trm.tcist. She was Molly in the Class Play. Rosalie Famularo March 21-Aries Rose, a sweet, industrious young lady, is ready to lend at helping hand when needed. Ballet and piano play- ing are two of her many activities. She is happily married and hopes to have :t family. She was the competent manager of the Business Staff. Elizabeth Fedor October l7--Libra Betty is the pert brunette who is the capable Alumni Editor of the Cougar Courier. She enioys watching sports and dancing. Wfould like to become 11 junior high school teacher. Dot in the Class Play. Patricia Fekula November I2-Scorpio 'Pat is one of our talented music .tudents, participating in both the 'horus and the band. She likes to draw and would like to become a com- mercial artist. The teaching profession also holds an interest for Pat. ' Donna Faye Fowkes November 8-Scorpio Pretty blonde hair and a sweet dispo- sition are characteristics of Cuddles. She cnioys playing basketball and listening to the radio. She plans to become a secretary or stenographer. Neal Garratt April 18--Aries Neal is the tall, dark, and handsome lad of 205. Neal is very popular and a friend to all. Basketball ranks high with this lad. After graduation he plans to enter college. George Gatalica December 17-Sagittarius George is the lad with those pretty eyes and dark curly hair. In his spare time he likes bowling and just plain loafing. After graduation, George hopes to get a good job. Julia Gersna August 9-Leo julie will always be remembered by all for her shy, friendly way. She en- joys dancing, skating, and swimming. After graduation she plans either to join the W'aves or to get a job as a beautician. Frank Thomas Fordanish July 10-Cancer Dub is really on the beam when it comes to bowling. He also likes to hunt and fish. He looks nice in blue. He doesn't have any particular ambi- tion. but would like to get a job hc really likes. James MacFam Gallagher August 14-Leo This was jim's first year as a member of C.H.S. Navy blue is his favorite color. He likes to tinker with automobiles. jim hopes to own and operate his own repair shop. Arthur Gaskill September 10-Virgo Art is the clown of the machine shop. His twinkling eyes and nice per- sonality will aid him in being a me- chanic after graduation. He enjoys working with model airplanes. Charles Gennaula October 28-Scorpio Chuck is one of our quiter boys. He is quite a bowling fan. A bright chemistry and mathematics student, he plans to go to college and become a doctor. W'ith his ability he should be a great success. M argaret Gesler October 31--Scorpio Margie is one of our friendly beauty culture girls. Her sense of humor and cheerful laughter will be remembered by all. She plans to join the Waves after graduation. Forty-seven Clara Jane Gillon March S-Pisces Dumpy loves to dance. Witll her pretty blonde hair she looks well in blue. Taking the business course in school she hopes to become a secre- tary or stenngrapher. Mary Ann Graham December I3--Sagittarius A new comer to Cl.ll.S. is Crack- ers. Photograph coloring is what takes up most of her lime. She wants to become a beautician. Being very conscientious, we feel certain she will succeed. J a mes Griffith April l-Aries Percy is one of our big. strong atha letes. Wow! W'hat muscles. Active in many sports he is particularly inter- ested in football. lle enjoys swim- ming and ping-pong.W'ants to go to college and become an electrical en- gineer. William Hager August 2--Leo Bill is one of our mighty wrestlers. Hunting and fishing are the things he enjoys the most. Bill plans to ioin :lic navy. W'ith his wavy blond hair he will set the pace in Navy blue. Marilyn Hamer December 234Capricorn Marilyn wants to become a beautician. We know she will succeed because of her nice personality. Reading is her idea of relaxation. lforty-eight ,af V .4 LJ nun af' Ns R icha rd Allen Goldenberg April 7-Aries Good looks, charming smile. and neat dresser describe Dick, Witli all these attributes, there is no question as to why he has made a hit with both students and teachers. XVants to become a successful business man. Robert L. Gray December 18-Sagittarius l'lert', is quite an expert at building models of all kinds. He enjoys fish- ing. His ambition is to become a good carpenter. Frederick Haeflein April 10-Aries If you see a good looking boy whiz by in a car, it's Flines.', He's the serious lad who aspires to become a minister. His hobbies are cars and hunting. Belongs to the Key Club and the wrestling team. Tillie Ann Hall December 28-Capricorn Till wants to be a housewife some- day, and a mighty good one too. Her hobby is collecting postcards and folders. Nancy Hayduk May 22-Gemini Nance is a dark-haired miss always wearing a big smile. Her hobbies are dancing, skating, and swimming. To get Z1 good job or to go to college is Nance's ambition. Earline Helterbran September l-Virgo Lent- is that pleasant miss with the sweet smile. She makes a hobby of saving letters and pictures. Playing popular records and singing are two of her faxorite pastimes. lfarline would like to become .1 medical secretary. Wallace Dwight Hodge April Zi-Taurus Tinkering with electrical equipment is NVally's hobby, and he would like to become an electrical engineer. Wally is also interested in the For- ensic Club. Of course, you will never forget him as Beef in Beauty and the Beef. Donald M. Hopkins lune l-Gemini A boy with loads of personality. l-loppyu can usually he found tink- ering with his car. lle has a big am- bition-to become a naval officer. lle was Scaffold in the Class Play. Nancy Horan August 29-fVirgo Sweet Nancy will be among our girls in blue. She plans to ioin the Vlyaves. Nancy likes swimming. basketball. and playing tht- piano. W'ith her winning ways, Nan will be successful in anything she undertakes. Frank Gordon Horn june 9--Gemini Hair is interested in photography. and enjoys experimenting with differ- ent types of shots. He is active in Uul' Vllflll RFOUPS and l1.l9 Ll gfiijfl YCHOI' voice. lle is manager of the basketball and track le.uns. Plans to enter the ministry. Dorothy Henry November l3AScorpio Dot is the girl with the pretty blue eyes. She is one the Cougar Courier's faithtful typists. Dot would like to become a stenugrapher. W'e are sure she will succeed. Nancy Holman May 6vTaurus Nancy's ambition is to be a secretary, and we know she will be a good one because of her nice personality. She will be a valuable asset to any office. Norman Hopton April ll-Aries floppy is the outdoor type. He en- joys hunting, fishing, and swimming. Cars are one of his favorite subjects. His ambition is to become a mechanical engineer. Professor llarton of Beauty and the Beef. Alfred Horn june 1-Gemini Al's destinations is the United States Coast Guard. His ability to make work seem like fun and his great person- ality will surely be his chief factors for a successful career, Al was a hard working member of the stage crew. Rosalie Hotochin February 9-Aquarius Bunny always has a friendly smile for everyone. Collecting records is her hobby, and keeping up with the top artists keeps her busy. After gradu- ation she plans to become a housewife. Forty-nine Donna Hugus September 13-Virgo Alert and likeable is Donna. W'ith her personality and ambition she will surely make someone a fine secretary. Driving and collecting records keep her busy and happy. Virginia Johns lfebruary 28-Pisces Pert and peppy, that's Virg. She is also known for her pleasing per- sonality. ilio go to college is her ambition. Her favorite color is black. Donna Joris February 27-Pisces Sparkling eyes, pretty hair-these are so becoming to Donna. A member of the Business Staff, llonna's ambition is to he ai success as a secretary. Robert W. King April 3-Aries King consideres himself a ham radio operator and is always tinkering with them. He likes to hunt and fish. W'ith his tlark hair he looks swell in dark red--his favorite color. Plans to be an electrical engineer. Bernadine Klamorick August I2-Leo Bern, the girl with personality plus loves to swim and dance, but she has her serious side too. After graduation she plans to become a private secretary. Fifty 'ff' .- l f ll .fi A, 2 i r t 3' ' ri' x fe A Alma Louise Hunter November 20-Scorpio judy is one of our cute, darkhaired cheerleaders. Her favorite pastimes are cheering, dancing, and writing letters. To go to college or be a secretary is judy's ambition. She was Barbara in the Class Play. Thomas Jones july 10-Cancer Someday we may know Tom as Rev. jones. It is certain that he has chosen a worthy ambition, and it is also certain that his integrity and intellect will be major factors in his becoming a successful minister. Kathleen Kaye December 15-Sagittarius Sam is the cute girl with a dynamic personality. Always attired in attrac- tive clothes, she looks especially nice in pink. Sam enjoys painting and her ambition is to become an airline hostess. Robert Kite january 2-Capricorn Bob is taking the vocational course, and is planning to use his training in securing a iob as a machinist. He hopes someday to be the proud owner of a new car. His friends call him Cliil:ko.', Joseph Ronald Klimo -Iuly 15-Cancer Midge is one of our gay blade seniors who has his profession spotted. With his talent, it is no wonder that he wants to become a cartoonist. W'e wish you luck, Midge, James Kline March 6-Pisces Buckets is one of our terrific foot- ball players. He also participates in track and wrestling. His hobby and future profession is commercial art. He is sure to be a success because of his talent and nice personality. Shirley Koons july I--Cancer Precious things come in small packages, and that's our Koonsie. She is enrolled in the business course and hopes one day to be an airline hostess. Red is her favorite color, and in her spare time she enjoys dancing and driving. Joan Kossol March 31--Aries Kos is the girl with the pretty, high voice. She loves music and is a wonderful pianist. Her ambition is to be a musical entertainer, and we feel that she has a bright career ahead of her. Joseph P. Kruczek january 28-Aquarius joe, otherwise known as Lib is another of our ambitious seniors. Joe enjoys making people laugh and with 1is great personality and ambition we feel that he will reach his goal of making a million dollars. Joanna Kruppa August 23-Virgo Joanna is sure to receive an apple for thc teacher from her kinder- garten pupils, for that is her ambition. The color pink, popular records, and reading rank high with her. She is sure to be a success because of her hard work, sincerity, and pleasing personality. f , it . ,. L L S J N25 3 5 in , t 3 ' Q S he X' I w f iss ...,. . sg we is 5 ff-3 XX Z tg it e . 4'- 'wi Olga Kondratik july 9--Cancer Olga, the very capable president of Tri-Hi-Y, has made many friends with her sweet personality. She is sure to reach any goal she sets for herself. Her ambition-to be a housewife. Ronald Kornosky September 254I.ibra A practical joker with brains-that's Ace. He rates blue as his favorite color, and for a pastime he enjoys spending money. Ace is in the general course and spends a great deal of his time playing in the band. John M. Kovach February 27--Pisces john is one of our very ambitious and friendly machine shop boys. Hunting and fishing are his favorite hobbies. ,john wants to get a good job after graduating from high school. Joan Ann Kruell july 11--Cancer Sweet .loanie has a vivacious person- ality that makes her popular with everyone. She likes sports and popular music, She looks very nice with her wavy hair. Her friendly way and winning smile will surely help her to become a success in life. Alexander Kubic April 10-Aries Alex is one of our high-stepping band members. Witli his shy smile and dark wavy hair, Alex is a pal to all. College is on this boy's agenda after graduation from high school. Fifty-one Andrew Kubin December 3-Sagittarius Andy is one of the drummers in the famous C. H. S. band. He enjoys hunting and fishing, and his life's ambition is to be a success. Richard William Lange November 12-Scorpio Music is RieIi's hobby and ambition. This is one fellow who plans to enjoy his life's work. He has been a valuable asset to the band, orchestra, and dance band during his high school career. Margaret Ann Lee january 5-Capricorn Peggy is one of our most versatile girls. She's enrolled in the college course and plans to enter nursing at Mercy Hospital. Peggy is our cute head majorette and secretary of our senior class. And can you ever forget her as Ginny in Beauty and the Beef? Kenneth Linderman August 22-Leo Poon Toon is the boy with the dark, wavy hair. Girls draw him like a magnet, and he just loves them all. His ambition in life is to be a machinist. Carole J. Lisz December l04Sagittarius Lizzie, the girl who was born with a great big smile on her face. As a member of the A. V. A. Club, she had the movie projector out of order more times this year than any of the other years combined. She looks forward to the day when shc'll be a housewife. Fifty-two X n fi 1 E X' iiii i A e .i ff it . s Thomas LaHue September ll-Virgo Tom is the boy with those pretty brown eyes. He is in the band and :ould be called the Benny Goodman of C. H. S. Tom likes to hunt and fish. To be a success is his ambition. August V. LeClair .luly iiCancer Red hair and green eyes-what could be a better combination? Hunting and driving are his hobbies. Red's am- bition is to get an ambition. W'e are sure that he will choose a good one. Evan Lewis May 22-Gemini livan is in the vocational course. His hobby is swimming and he likes all kinds of sports. He is a member of the wrestling team, and his ambition is to graduate. Frank Lisovich january 24-Aquarius Donner could well be called the champion jitterbug of C. H. S. He is UCYJYYH about dancing. Dooner likes to sing and is a member of the Boys' Ensemble. Terry Livingston December Zia-Capricorn Terry is noted for his easyfgoing Hlanllcr and Cngllfzlng SCDSU of l1LlI1l0!'. This popular member of C. H. S. foot- ball and baseball teams enjoys hunt- ing, fishing. and loafing. His ambition is to get a good job. Clarinda Lorenzi April I0-HAries Our laughing, bright-eyed Crine is very nice. She always has a smile for everyone and enjoys everything, She would like to be an elementary teacher. Naturallly, her favorite dish is ravioli. Wilma Lundy Aluly l7-Cancer Wil is the energetic miss who is our Cougar. She is very proud of hav- ing won many trophies for her gym- nastic ability. She likes dancing and listening to records. W'il would like to become a governess. Mary Ann Manik january I4-Capricorn If Manik's beauty Salon turns out girls to look as cute as Mary Ann, she will have il thriving business. A member of the Caritas Club, she re- gards blue as her favorite color. Mary Ann Martucci October 23-Scorpio Mary Ann is well known for her scholastic ability. She is editor-in- chief of the Cougar Courier and president of the Caritas Club. Mary Ann has aimed highg she wants to get a Ph. D. She was the doctor in the Class Play. Jack McFeely -luy 10'-Cancer The rod and gun are Jack's favorite companions. He likes nothing better than to spend a day relaxing at hunting or fishing. To be a gunsmith is his main ambition. sawmwa. A , J Joann Lovett December 7fSagittarius ,lo'sl' pleasant outlook on life will surely aid her in her ehosen career- to be a secretary. The excitement of stock car racing has made her an en- thusiastic fan of this sport. In her quieter moments, however, she likes to dance. Thomas Mancuso -luly I8--Cancer Rug is one of our athletic seniors. lle excells greatly in football and wrestling. Rug's steadiness and de- pendability will make him successful in whatever he undertakes. Rupert Martinko November 7-Scorpio ' Rupu is the owner of that snazzy black and yellow Model A Ford. Wtmrking on T.V. sets and cars seems like play to him. Naturallv, his am- bition is to own an auto repair shop. Elaine Mathieu March 3--Pisces lilaine is our pretty majorette who has really been an asset to the band. She will be a valuable addition to any office-her ambition after graduation. She loves to dance. Violet Lorraine McMillen March 29-Aries Vi likes to dance and skate. She is also an active member of the Library Assistants. Her pleasant, quiet manner will be an asset in her desire to be a IIUFSC. Fifty-three Audrey Ann Meli May 29--Gemini Aud is one of the lucky few with artistic ability. She would like to take up commercial art as her career. This friendly miss likes to skate and swim. Helen Louise Milchovich june 7-Gemini Sue has pretty hair. She knows how to take care of it because she belongs to the beauty culture course. To be a beautician and a housewife are her aims. We are sure she will succeed in both. Edward Miller january 30--Aquarius Always ready for fun---that's Frog Have you ever noticed that gleam in his eye? Ile enjoys working on hot rods, and intends to make his way in the world as a machinist. Robert Eugene Moody October 8-Libra Quiet is the word best suited to Big Moody. The great outdoors appeals to him, and both his hobbies and ambition in life are directed in that direction. Helen Bernadette Mudrak February 9-Aquarius Helen is the girl with the cute dimples. She is carefree and likes to have fun. Helen would like to become a nurse or private secretary after graduation. F if ty-four , S.. t if wg? , L v 'iw ae ' 3 lu in . W 5 s 1 x. iii 'i If s X. i , 4 55. X 5 'ii 1. 4 4 xx .. Q, x . , Qt i i x ' tx . .. s 1 is is ss K. 'Ns E' Q i R311 if as Qs, . I ua pd' 9' -nr use 3 N William Meyer Noxember 2-Scorpio Our very popular Bill is president of the Key Club and band, and takes part in many other activities. His wonderful voice will be remembered by all. College and success are the standards he has set for himself. And who will ever forget his Lester in Beauty and the Beef? Sonya Milkent .Iuly 24-Leo Some is in the business course, and is determined to become a successful secretary. The pleasant things in life such as dancing and swimming take up her free time. She looks sweet in blue. Edwin Monack April 7-Aries Monk is known throughout the seliool for his terrific trumpet play- ing. Music plays an important part in his school life. This rhythm-minded lad hopes to go to the University of Pittsburgh. Emilie Daria Moyer May 14-Taurus To fly in the wide blue yonder is iim's ambition-as an airline hostess, that is. She is active in Tri-Hi-Y and the Girls' Chorus. She thinks skating, dancing, and swimming are grand. Kenneth Murphy june 10-Gemini Murph is our high-stepping drum major. His skill at baton twirling is known all over the school. An accom- plished piano player, he can really make the piano keys hot with his Bumble Boogie. Plans to become manager at one of the iszily stores. Barbara J. Nahar March 13-Pisces Barb is always full of fun and crazy antics. Her personality wins many friends for her. She hopes to become an airline hostess. Ruth S. Neda April 27-Taurus Ruth may well be called the Martha Raye of our school. She loves to make people laugh. Ruth's pleasing person- ality will be an asset to her in her work as a beautician. She really does a neat job of hair styling. Donald Nelson October 20-Libra Nellie would like to get a job and make a million. Wliat kind of a job? Hunting and swimming are two hobbies that fate high with Donald. Joann Novak August 6-Leo Joann has a pleasant manner which helps her to gain friends easily. She belongs to most of the singing groups. joann's desire to become a laboratory technician is a very worthy one, Rosemary Pancook August 7-Leo A cute blonde with a personality to match. Her ambition is not an unusual one. She simply wants to get a good job. Dancing is one form of recreation that really appeals to her. Bm. me-9 'iff' fares Q 2 -as an X .t 3 H 1 ' N is X di 1 5 X wig is X st w 1 Q' tl E Patricia J. Nandor February 11-Aquarius One of our more ambitious and in- dustrious students is Pat. She is always willing to lend a hand when it is needed. She is sure to be well-liked by her future students, for Pat plans to become a teacher. Arnold Nelson july 28--Leo This popular lad is president of the senior class. Halfers, as he is better known, is also a valuable member of the football and wrestling teams. If his wish is granted, he will attend college. William Niccolai September 21-Virgo Bill' is known to his friends as Nick also. He likes to watch and play foot- ball. Although Bill is usually active, he takes time out for his collection of ra re coins. David Oglethorpe Oetobr 16-Libra David or Oggie, as he is often called, is one of the shop boys. He has always been interested in airplanes. Perhaps this is the reason for his desire to wear the air force blue. Charlene Pa rdiny May 17-Taurus Char's great enthusiasm and pep are the qualities that make her a good cheerleader. Her charming ways will help her achieve anything she desires. Fif ty-f ive Louis A. Passarello November I4-Scorpio wio always manages to leave tiem 1lllglll1g.U is t e bg 4 'am, 1 ' moment, is to get through college. asn't e 1 ser-4 as hub -' ' - Class Play? Meatball is one of those rare persons 5 k I I ' '-s. 'NZ l l Ili in i lrt tt tht ,js MM' W li 1 tim blu. in tht g al 5 X1 X r James Payton Alanuary 17-Capricorn Porky is a boy whom the electric shop will miss. lle is goodnatured and friendly. lle likes to hunt in his spare time. james hopes to become an electrician. and we're sure he will succeed. James Brian Pendo November 7--Scorpio jeff is an aspiring young artist. He really does wonders with a pallet and paint brush. lle could also show you 1 few holds -wrestling holds. we mean. John Pivovarnik December Z7--Capricorn l,ivo is very proud of the fact that he is a member of the Tliunderbirds. W'orking with cars appeals to him. H's plans for the fixture consist of gradu- ating and getting il job. Donald Podwika March 8--Pisces You had better obey the speed limit when Lump is around. In the near future he may be one of those state policemen hiding behind the next sign. Naturally, driving is his hobby. Fifty-six as 'Qi 3 . X ,. . MQ isqv in.. SNA, X. l pi I x sf 2 r :ff I -3 15,40 i Daniel Paterline june 26-Cancer Sports-minded is our Dan. He is never happier than when he is playing basketball. He has demonstrated his skill on the basketball floor during his three years in high school. Joseph Pearson September IR-Virgo Natch plans to be very busy after graduation. First he would like to join the navy and then enter college. Iii the meantime he can usually be found loafing at Cuddy's in Lock Four. Ector Pesi February 27-Pisces jack might well be called the big chief on the little railroad. You see his hobby is model trainsg this may lead him to a career. He also enjoys his stamp collecting. Sandra Platts August 31-Virgo Sandy is the very capable News Editor of the Cougar Courier. She also finds time for sketching and read- ing. She can well be proud of her noble ambition-to teach handicapped children. Ronald Podwika October 8-Libra Chubby is one of our top football and basketball players. His charming personality makes him well liked by everyone. He would like to attend college. W'e know he will be a success. William Harry Popowniak November 8'-Scorpio Bill has been the Cougar Memoir photographer for three years-and a good one too. As you may have guessed, photography is his hobby. After graduation he would like to be a research worker and earn his Ph. D. Stage manager for the Class Play. Eleanor Poteray December ll-Sagittarius 'lil' is a cute girl with a smile and :i good word for everyone. She hopes to become part of the business world. If her hopes are realiyed, she will be one of those take a letter, please girls. William Price May I9-Taurus More on the quiet and serious side is 'Willie. He has been an active mem- ber of the band all during his high school years. To attend college is his immediate goal. Linda Sue Quinlivan April 29--Taurus Lin is the efficient Alumni liditor of the Cougar Courier. Conseientious and witty, she is very well liked. To become an astronomer is her ambition. Playing chess and reading are favorite pastimes. Alice Ramoski September 17-Virgo One of our pretty, blue eyed blondes is Dee. Her great skill in ice skat- ing makes her our own Barbara Ann Scott. In the summer she is the first on the beach. Hopes to enter business school to bCCOn1f ll SCCfCtllry. ' Q-- 3 .I ,V . .2.' .- K' l NJ l i 1.4 ' as . 2. Vs' ,mg .-.:a. l ' .ks- J K X Y T. I s it . . ., ...V 5,4 . s '2.j:'j. 4 s 'Q 2212. at A . .5 -Q.. 19 s k E ff Q 2 Leo Porreca july 19'-Cancer Gator is the living proof that good things come in small packages. His curly hair, sparkling eyes, and car to ear grin pack quite a bit of dynamite. Jacqueline Price August 18-l.eo Pretty, ambitious. and friendly are adjectives to describe ,laekie. She plans to attend California State Teach- ers College. School will become a pleas- ure with jackie as the teacher. Martha Marie Procko September 6-Virgo Mirth is the world for Mert, a grand girl with a wonderful sense of humor. She likes dancing, swimming, records and driving. She will make a very cute stenographer. Donna Marlene Raisbeck May I7-Taurus Marlene is a demure miss with a very sweet personality. She wears attractive clothes and is very neat. She likes danc- ing, driving and sewing, Marlene-'s am- bition is to become n drcses designer and seamstress. Sophia Raymond August 3 l-Virgo Some lucky boss will be proud to have Soph as his secretary. She has an ability to get along with everyone, and we know that she will be valuable to any office. She enjoys basketball and swimming. Fifty-seven Howard Reabe November ll-Scorpio lrwin's greatest interest is guns. Skating and swimming are what he enjoys doing as pastimes. Howard ap- parently likes high living for he plans to become an airplane pilot. Donald Reynard lfebruary 26-Pisces Eyes is one of our seniors who is undecided about his future. Don passes his time away by collecting army relics. Don is in the general course. Kathryn Reynolds March 9-Pisces Kay's manner and disposition are as pleasant as her singing voice. Her attributes are many, and we feel sure she will be a good secretary or house- wife. Robert Rossi january IZ-Capricorn Evan though Bob likes to clown, h: is very serious when it comes to studying. A good all around student, he is liked by all. Sports interest him greatly. His ambition is to become a C. P. A. Charles Russo july 13--Cancer Chick is a boy that everyone likes. His black, wavy hair is really attrac- tive. He spends most of his spare time looking for a good job. One day he would like to be considered a big business man. Fifty-eight 4? u t . 9. . X t in Q I Q -2. H -.:-, Ei.-P: i , Beverly Redd March S-Pisces Bev is one of our active seniors who is good looking and with a personality to match. Her ambition is to be a housewife, and it is certain that she would brighten any kitchen. She en- joys skating, dancing, and basketball. Florence Elaine Reynolds May 20-Taurus Ambitious and easy to get along with are the very words to describe Flos- sie. Her ability as an athlete may some day land her a job as a female Globetrotter, She enjoys skating and basketball. Marna Kay Roberts February 12-Aquarius Florida's gain and our loss, that's our Mattie, Her beauty, brains, and ability to get along with everyone will surely land her a job of feature edi- tor of some famous magazine. Robert Roy August 15-Leo Bob will always be remembered as one of the most active Key Club members. He also likes to hunt and fish, and he someday hopes to become a famous metallurgist. Santi Russo March ll-Pisces Sonny is taking electric shop and is greatly interested in electrical items. He can usually be found work- ing on something electrical. Of course, he wants to be an electrician. Arnold Rutherford September 27-Libra Arn lists swimming as his favorite form of relaxation. Arnold is enrolled in the vocational course, and after graduation, he hopes to get a good paying job. Joyce Sa mec February 24-Pisces joy is a pert miss who enjoys dancing and swimming at any time. Her grand personality is bound to help her in any office as a secretary. A loyal member of the Business Staff. Ruth Saunders March 13'-Pisces A newcomer to C.H.S. Ruthie has made quite a big hit with all. She has a wonderful sense of humor, friendly psrsonality, and is a good student. She likes skating, dancing, and singing. She wants to become a nurse. Joseph D. Schoener May Slmfiemini just plain -Ioe' is the nickname for this lad. joe is a true sportsman, and his two great loves are hunting and fishing. 'ijoin the navy and see the world appeals to joe. He would like to wear the navy blues. John Sewell january 8--Capricorn Rip, as he is better known to many of his friends, spends much of his time working on his car. Other interests include music and basketball. Jack intends to join the army after he graduates. 32 5 W.: iw- liz 55 af Rhoda Sadler September S-Virgo This pretty miss has been one of our most active seniors. Her activities in- clude the Cougar Courier and the Car- itas Club. Out of school her chief in- terest lies in swimming. Her ambition is to become a success. Joseph Sampler August 10-Leo junior enjoys working in the ma- chine shop. In his spare time he likes to work with wood, and he is very skilled in this type of work. joe hopes to continue working with the A. 85 P. Company. Edward Sa va rno November 28-Sagittarius liddie's quiet way will surely aid him in his chosen career, a member of the C.P.A. He has been a loyal member of the A.V.A. for three years. Outside of school, hunting and fish- ing rank high with lfddie. Dorothy Ann Semich january 26-Aquarius Sem enioys dancing, swimming, and skating. She has been an active mem- ber of the Caritas Club for three years, Tri-Hi-Y, and Business Staff for one year. Her ambition is to be- come a secretary. Mike Shuback july 9-Cancer Poe enjoys baseball, basketball, hunt- ing and dancing. He is a member of the Varsity Club and A.V.A. His am- bition is to be a professional baseball player. Maybe one day we'll see him in the Pirate line-up. Fifty-nine F Francis Simon August llif-l.eo Kasper likes lllt great outdoors and enjoys lllllllilig a11d fishing especially. lle is kept very busy in the electric sl1i.p, but l1e enjoys his work. lle is greatly interested in television, and l1is ambition is to beco111e .1 'l'.V. rc- pairman. J. Adrian Slezak March X-Pisces Adu is .1 lad witl1 at great 1111111ber of activities. Among tl1e111 .IFC th: band, Key Club, wrestling, track, and orchestra. Ile hopes to become a doc- tor. Steve in tl1e Class Play. Walter William Smith March 30'-Aries ,Iunie is a very likeable person. lle woultl like to have you think ll1.1t l1e is tl1e bashful type, but we wonder? llis name may be .itltletl to those looking for a job that pays well. Rayna Mae Stone May I8-7'l'aurus Rayna's ambition is to be a secretaryg so she is practicing by being a typist for tl1e Cougar Courier. The llusineses Staff and Caritas Club arc among l1er many activities. Wfe know she will get ahead. Diana Julia Sudor October 29-Scorpio Scooter is an active student wl1o spends 111ucl1 of l1er time o11 activities such as dancing, sports, and Girls' Chorus. She intends to beco111c Ll beau- tieian. W'e are sure she will achieve l1er ambition. Sixty LW M1 1 Q2 ., X . L' r V' A e 4 3 W 3' Q5 3 i X , s- i fs i av 'is' ii iijg' W ,A i M . -A il' , s i X s x . xs-d QC f CQ W Joseph M . Sis mondo May 31-Gemini Sonny is one of our ambitious sen- iors who hopes for eitl1er a military career or of o11e it1 journalism. His ability to work hard will be an asset to him in either career. Reading is a fae yorile p.1sti111e. Jan Rae Smith May 27--Cieinini Smitty is .1 cute girl, tull of charm, .1nd a friend to everyone. Her ambi- tions include college, modeling scl1ool and airline hostess. Her favorite food is spaghetti .1l1d meat balls: dancing is her favorite pastime. Karen Soderholm April 26-il-.lLll'lIS Karen! personality will be 11 big help to l1er witl1 her pupils wl1en she be- comes a kindergarten teacher. llecause Karen loves farms, l1er ambition is to own one in Maine. She enjoys music, reading, and driving. Eleanor Stranko September l 7--Virgo lil's one of our popular and active girls. She is a Cougar Courier typist, keeps husy with l1er school work, and enjoys dancing. Upon graduation she intends to enroll in business school. Mary Ann Susick june 30--Cancer Sue is one of our 111ost popul.1r students. She is a member of the Cougar Courier and Caritas Club. She wants to get a good job, and we are confident of her success. Driving is a favorite pastime. Albert Todd December I0-Sagittarius Toot has just one thing on his mind, and that is ears. His ambition is to own the fastest car on earth. Perhaps Al- bert's ability with cars will lead him to a career. Donald W. Tomayko December 10-Sagittarius Donnie is well liked by all who know him. He enjoys reading and watching television. To be an office worker is his wish, and we are sure he will be successful. Gladys Tonkovich -lanuary 9-Capricorn A lot of fun packed into a small package is Glady. She always has ri smile for everyone. She likes to dance and listen to records. Her ambitionf to be a physical education teacher or secretary. Patricia Anne Uhall August 24-Virgo Pat is a friendly person with a smile and good word for all. She likes to spend her spare time dancing and skat- ing. To work at the Bell Telephone Company is her goal. Edward R. Verkleeren February l94Pisees Trick is that quiet senior with an unusual hobby. His hobby is pigeons, and someday he hopes to be a cham- pion pigeon faneier. His ambition is one which we all share-to have a good home and family. X I H, rg .hz f 4 A . .5 W. ie Q Ronald Todd September 29-AI.ibra Scrap is the outdoor type. This is shown by his hobbies-swimming and hunting. His ambition is to get a good job. We're sure he will. Ferdinand Tonarelli july 29-Leo junior plays the drums in the band with a real solid beat. He feels that to spend the day hunting or fishing would be ideal. His aim is to get a good job. Sylvia Rae Traversari October 9-Libra Syl is a quiet sort of person and ala ways willing to help anyone. Reading is her form of relaxation. As a nurse, she will surely rate high with her pa- tients. Cha rles U rbanowicz March l-Pisces Urby is an all around sports fan. Skating, hunting. and any sport you can name interest him. After he grad- uates, Urhy hopes to find a good job. Dorothy Voytish February 6-Aquarius Shakes just naturally attracts friends. with her pleasant disposition. Dancing and driving are her favorite pastimes. To wear the white uniform of the nurse is her aim. Sixty-one Virginia Waggoner anuary 7--Capricorn her vocation. She hopes to attend col- lege and prepare herself as a librarian. -l . . ,,-. In her love of books Sis has found .. I .. , tw S's spends much time skating, Janet Wentzel October 20- -I.ibra .lanet's nickname is l'retzel. She spends IHOSK of her time behind the counter of the Dairy Queenf' This sweet miss would like to become a secretary, and we know she will be a good one. Ruth Marion Wick November I2-Scorpio Ruthie wants to become a secretary saenographer. She is lots of fun, but very serious about her work. Witli her ability she will be a big success. Robert Burdette Withers March 4-Pisces Monk really enjoys working on automobiles, and he spends t'n0SI of his spare time doing just that. He wants to become a mechanic. Anthony U . Zukauckas August 26-Virgo Tony has a quiet, friendly way about him. But his opponents in a wrestling match may not think so. His ambition is to be an aeronautical -ngineer, and with his ability he will certainly succeed. Sixty-two Annie Waryanka january 17-Capricorn Ann is happy when she is at a dance or driving a car. Secretarial work appeals to her. She will certainly be a pleasant addition to any office. Janice Marie Wick September 30-Libra jan is a pretty girl with a nice per- sonality. Being in beauty culture she likes to fix other pcople's hair. and always keeps her own very neat. Her ambition is to become a housewife. William Wickerham September 6-!Virgo W'ick is another outdoor man who especially likes to go hunting. He is undecided about his future. Perhaps his hunting ability will lead him to L1 career. Leslie Wood july 2--Cancer NX'oody is the treasurer of the senior class. He hopes to be an automobile salesman, and with his personality, we know he will succeed. He is beginning by polishing cars in his spare time. Larry Zuraw October 20fI.ibra Quiet Larry with his quick grin is musically minded. He is in both the ba.nd and orchestra. All sports inter- est him. Larry's ambition is to be an automotive engineer. LUG WJ! In all phases of school life there are always students who are willing to put forth a lit- tle more than the regular curriculum of the school demands. As the result of this extra effort, we have the numerous outside activ- ities that make our daily school program more enjoyable. These people receive no re- ward for their Work. The Cougar Memoir wishes to recognize their services. Helped by the faculty in its selections, the Cougar Memoir staff proudly presents the following outstanding seniors. Sixty-three AN N li MOORI-I CONN Connie will always be remembered for lier pleasing pk-rson.llily ,mal .ibilily Lo get along with .zll. ller gre.u mlent in dr.iw- ing .ind painting is known and nppreei- .llL'kl by .ill in lf.ll.S. Slie was kept very busy by lieing exlilorfin-eliief .inil .xrl Ukllllll' of rlie Cougar Memoir. Slie W.ls also 1lCllVL' in tlie Mixed lfnscmlwle and ns lionierooni cl1.1ii'ni.ln. Anne gave .1 fine porirnyal of Miss liigby in lie.iu!y .mal llie Heel. Wll.I,IAM POPOWNIAK Bill is primarily known for liis photo- gmpliie work for llie Cougar Memoir, lmving servenl .is eliief plinlogrixplier for lliree ye.irs. liill w.xs .i very enlliusinslic ll1lJIlll5L'l' of xlie A.V.A. Club. :xml was al- w.iys on will to work llie stage curtains, liglils, Llllll spot. llc w.1s .ilso 11 member of llie el.iss pl.iy smge erew. Sixty-four Mr si -0-0 we-X M 1 'K I .ww 4 Wll.l,IAM MI-.YIER Hill is one of our most active seniors. lle is very Lilenteil in tlie field of inusief-f not only .is an ULll5l.ll1Lllllg lJ.lI1Ll memlher but lie lms also sung willi nmny of ilu eliorus groups. As president of llie Kev Club. lSiII lms been .1 tireless worker. llis ninusing porlr.1y.il of l,ester in rlie Senior play will Always be rememluereal. NI,-XRCiARIx'l' LFE Peggy, .1 vixxieinus .xml popular girl. lms been our lu-.nl nmiorette during lier senior year. ller .leriviiies include secre- L.iry of :lie senior class, homeroom cliair- n1.in, nminrette for five years, and slie served on many imporlginn committees, P.ll'llClll.ll'ly tlie Senior Parry .ind Class Niglil f'onimiHees. l'eggy's crowning perliorinance was .is Ginny in l'rc.lllIy .xml llie l5eef. PATRICIA FARLEY Tish is an outstanding honor student and an energetic worker in all her school activities. She was a homeroom chairman, and has been an active member of Tri- Hi-Y, the Cougar Courier, and the Cougar Memoir throughout high school. Tish did an excellent job in her role of Franny in Beauty and the Beef. ni :M fwd vo lm winzl. in Jormu- lr -Y--whlw .2 15 x ft x ,fs XVALLACE HODGE XVally is one of the brilliant lads of C.H.S. He is an all-around student. Be- cause of his ability in science and math- ematics he was awarded the Rensselaer Award. NVallaee's Wonderful personality and fine sense of humor make him a very popular person. He was Beef in Beauty and the Beef. L we KIOAN DOUGHIQRTY ,Ioan's friendly smile and winning Ways have made her a favorite with both her classmates and teachers. She is a diligent worker and an asset to any organization. ,Ioan was .zetive in the Mixed Ensemble, Tri-Ili-Y, and Cougar Memoir. Joan gave a grand performance as Laura in the senior class play. JAMES COREY No one in C.H.S. will forget jim's won- derful sense of humor and fine personal- ity. XVith his great ability in speaking he is best known for his work in the Foren- sic Club and other speech activities. His other interests include the Mixed Ensem- ble, Mixed Chorus, and Boys' Quartet. He was also student manager of the football team. He was George, the father, in the class play. Sixty-f ive NOR MAN HOPTQN PATR ICIA l5ROw'N lluppy has ln-cn une uf nur num active slunlenls. Ili- w.1s preslnlenl uf the Foren- sie C.luh .xml 1 inenilver nf the nlebaling ie.im. Nurnun w.is spnris eilitui' for ilu C,inng.ir fnurier. spnris eo-eilitnr fur ilii C'ivug.ir Xleinnir, limneruuin Ul1.llI'lN.ll'l, Lllltl member nl' ilw Key Cflulw. Nnriumn g.ix'e '- is ' rule of Professor xx line pertuiiirimi ii his ll.ll'lUl1 in ilu- el.iss pl.iv. 45 aw. ..,, - fu. N1 A R Y A N N Nl A RTUCCI Mary Ann Im been .1 slraiglil hon llll' slualcnl iluring lwr three years in high selinol. She is iliii recipient of thc linusuh .ind l.nmh Aunird, and serveal as eclltur- president of lli e Ciirius Clluh, Mary in-chief uf the i'm1g.1r Courier iinil vice Ann was Dr. Spencer in lk-.iuty :xml ilu- Heel. Sixty-six PM is eeruinly one of our most out- stnniling students. ller pleixsimr personali- lv and will in wurk make her popular wiih students and Legielicrs alike. PM is one of our pretty nmjorcttes. She was gi member of the Cougar Memoir, .ind was lfliubelli in the Christinas play. ln the class play she was Milli. Added to gill this, Paz is .in liunnr SlLlLlCI'lI. i Q BARBARA FAISIAN Nice things crime in small packages cer- tainly must have heen written fur l'mrb. She has been .1 faithful member of our Cougar band fur six years and a suc- cessful member nf the Forensic Club. She vsxis little Molly in the senior play. An honor sluilent, her diligence and spark- ling manner make l'm.irb.1r.1 nutslmnding. ARNOLD NELSON l'l.ilfers,' is the president of the senior class. He is also an outstanding athlete. He excels particularly in football where he starred as fullback. Arnold was also co-captain of the wrestling squad. A mem- ber of the Varsity Club, he is very pop- ular with the students and teachers of C.ll.S. V ML EEO rf.:- 9-5 157 Z?-U' Vnkg. :ra f F1 Q55 IZ' 5 u-uv: ffm F. ,- W T '15c in QF! F-2,-NE. :l .- F'-md 1 'C :-1 -v. :K 5? ., M :EG r63f 4.-vw r:--1 5.1.26 .J N.. RONALD PODWIKA honorable mention on the All State foot- hall team. Ronald is also outstanding in basketball where he ranked third in team scoring. In addition to athletics, Ronald is vice president of the senior class. THOMAS MANCUSO Tom is an outstanding athlete at C.H.S. Ile was eo-captain of the footbal team, and received first team honors on the Big Six all star team. Tom is also a first rate wrestler, and is very active in the Varsity Club. He is a good student and a fine fellow classmate. Sixty-seven I 1. lfA1X'CflfR . . . 'flu' C1110 Hrrf' Mu' Sllll l't'fI'l'c1fX tlllll IK llfa lo 1 f1111'k11'111'1l 11111111111 of ll Crab ll vou were lvorn lwctwccn thc tlalcs of -Iunc 21 to Aluly 22 you wut lvoin unt llic sign of QANCIIQK. Sixty-ciglmt Your axtral color is Orange. Most lucky day: Monday Most luclty month: March Nlarriagc partner: A Capricorn native lfricntls to cultivate: Capricorn, Virgo, and Taurus natives Your ruling planet: Moon Your ruling planet, Moon, imparts to .unialuilitx', vcrwatility, rcstlcssncss, odd Tliosc wlio lxccnly scnwc tlmc course t .intl tlatiglucrs of CANCER. you: Cllan gcfulncss. talents. mf life arc true Sona lfLlfLL0l 5 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Q3 f .Cari Left to riglxt-ill. Chmpbcll, Treasurerg NV. R0berKG,Vice Preeidemg ll. Cowell, Secretary: S. Osrryvycki, Previnlem JUN IOR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE lit Row--j. Brumut, If. W'ilson, R. Campbell, C. Hogan, B, Wgllters, R. ulurcmk, M. Reynolds Znd Rowfll. Iixynnx, j. Peake, S. Tomclmy, M. lXloussi.xux, G. Zeidnmn, D, Cowell, j. Selsimmel, R. I.ettriel1 3rd Row---M. Delinker, IJ. lierwuei, S. O-slrylycki, Mrs. Martino, XV. Kolwrtx, Mr. lleilowrer, -I. Metcalfe, li. Smith, M Guunmn Sixty-nine Q 5 ... - E ' -+- ' . A ar- 1 TX AM' ., w , as 5. a ' 5 AL, .TV ik ,v Y T- X 'Xl j 5- 'X P -Q gr. 2 57 .21 . If-4 Agalr ff' . I x GR A , . s 4 4 G 7 ,,v 1 Seventy j. Albright L. Anders S. Armbrustcr R. Armstrong R . Bailcs ll. Bailey C. Bailey D. Barth D. Batch li. lichrcnclt il. Bchrendt R. Bcrcs D. Berroccn C. Biagini R. Biagini R. Body ozniom D. Bongiorno S. Booth M. Boyer F. Branduburg M. Bruce F. Brutout -I. Brutout F. Bucklaolt xl. Buckluolr P. Bucklmolt R. Burns N. Cabadny R. Campbell C. Cnppulli Cr. Caruso F. Celaschi whim W is xxxj, . we .Q .3 ' Q g Q X if? r u A N Q. .B if .Y :X 1 G' 'S ' Q ? A A 'LL A .. z ... six E E.. R 15 R X L. ' is . L . f . ' Ilv : Q -.:, .f P Av ,D if It ,, 1 W , E -f l N Q' . W , I Q1 O lx s v. C. Colson li. Cotter D. Cowell S. Creighton Ln. Daguc D. D.1nilclmk .,+. A' R. Davis M. DcBakcr ln. Deeock G. DePasse K. Doerr R. Dooley L. Dougherty AI. Dubnzmsky R . Dujordan H. Dunkcrton lal :fandom ll. Dunlop A. Dury j. lilcy L. lflins W. lfllis lzlllson , . P. lfllison V. lfllison R. livans lf. Fleming W. Fowler B. Franlz L. Freeman M. Gales D. Gelder N. George .1 E'l' 'X 5:-Eff is A 4 G' 1 536 Qi. 'Rf' C9 :as KQJ' view 4 :P O ti JL Seventy-one Q 1 if 's N! KI. Cicrlack SE: -vzl V. P. Gillon 4 Q 1 R. Glusk - A. Glunt Y! R. Gruldanoviclm ' XV. Cjumlwr ar 'f Q. AN -6 ,., 1' Q g ' M. Ciurnik il' M. Gutlnmn LE i A i Q1 I G. Guydmn 5 F x' M. liyacgcm , 1 s 1 N 3 li. lhbinnk X fr ll. llabowski 3 5 M. Halkins ,. Seventy-two omiom B. Hmnchin IS. Harris l.. Hari R. Henry L. Herman XV. Harm mn R. Hixcnluuglx C. Hogan C. Holman D. Horn H. Hough A. Houston N . Howa rd M. Hrclu A. Hrisku I.. Huscnils UH! 5' 6- h 1 .3 ou . 5 Q- 4 ..,. L I-1. 2 . Q . - Sw I T' w S .. ..,.A y..,k 1 9 A. in va 55 Q. : sw- 4 S wf'A K ' X5 W' L Q f .X fbi ' ' .. Ne f Q ...,.. . Q, ' 'z' K 1 ..,. . + . - . , g. L. jcrcmias , l'.. 'V . ' W' jones . I 7 Q R. jurclak xg I. Katimsky .J E 3 6 la. Kelley L . A G- A K aft xe 15. Kicllinlco 2 R. King E' coz- W. Kistlur 5. ,V an ? 3 J R. Kokoska - ' X. K J. Kolcasar 6 Q K R. Kostclunsky JA ' .X S. Kostclnnsky , iv? 3 .41-lg... A Q Q' .C Kostura ' D. Kotcclla S. Krause 6- sf X ' M. Kurty MSP' l lfmiom B. Kusaj S. Kutay M. Laktnslm J. Lambert W. Lnmmny D. Lcssm 'lil R. Lcttrich B. Liclxku -I. Lichrcr C. Little L. Lovett Cv. Mncosku R. Macosko T. Madzy R. Magaruh B. Magruzla G' Q . Q1 'L t ' ns. xg Qs .T .. Y IA zl. ca? Q- J' 2 X - Q 'va QR 4 1 .5 .:- K' Q Q10 M l 4 in :gm 'K L. .E ' l mf-' L. 4 . l 4- 5 -K fx-R. lx wk- Q.. ,xx Yi na-, f . , .assi-L. A A Seventy-three 'JS 4 , ,.,0. Q W. Mmnus .Rf Q. Z , A. Mnrcini Q' y ... I A g 1 'S L II. Mnrkovitch A G. Marr ,f aww 1 EQ. fy X '4 6 L 'qi ,. C. Masters - A Q.. x 1f7q 1 A. Manny ' A ,K . C. McCann ' P. McGeever , 2 V ' nik 4. ,F 6, Q C. lmouim ,wi . ,xt -Sf X G. Mclienna L. Meli im V. McMillan l in .6 D. McVicar E . A if P.Nnu Q X l S' Metcalfe v' . ' A h Michael W va! Seventy-four omiom M. Miclmlosky A. A. IT .L N. C. I. B. Ii D. M. .I- R. J. A. Milken! Milken: Miller Miller Miller Minkoviclm Miasiriotis Moaslmn Moffif Munacli Moussiaux Myers Neda Nevins Oberg pw :rx-, as X of lqwmf . all 1 E x GW' ' Nl is-f' fm M 4. 6 l Q- g M. Obsharsky ' 'W ..A. , my I ...ZQ V. I I A. O'Savagc N .f Ifki ' it . S. Ostryzycki -A Q' E XV. Palmer - 'f5Q3'2:ii.1' i g ' N 'H 1' Q Q.. E. Pnoly k t' ' ,I I S. Parks I . ,., , QQ Q, . A ,.. cu I . X i f I 2 ,lu N X 1 - A ge 2 Q , Wa ' gif' , -. S 3 Sf S Q- 1 P QQ X 4 .1 fx lu. Patcrlinc -I. Puulick AI. Peake R. Pclmec R. Pclzcr ll. Pcnsis H. Peppel F. Peters E. Perix P. Pcrrak omiom F. Pireaux M. Popson S. Price KI. Rnicos P. Rankin A. Reconnu K. Reconnu M. Reynold ,l. Riley M. Riley NV. Roberts S. Rogers D. Ross S. Russell R. Rurnn R. Santini S J iiglid X MM 5' PQ 4 1 a 51 s,,, AEWL .... 6- ' wx ,K 6- w Seventy-five , 4 I . . Santo - ,QL 'E-If , '. Saunders G, '- I I5 M W T X i 4. F 11 B. Scnccin A AI. Sclximmcl '3 1 gs S. Sclmocncr 5' ' ' KI. Scmnncik . f 'W'-M' f 761 A V. Sicklcs n Q I.. Sillmuglm 'WW A 'Q 1 'Sf 'S' , ,Na 5- , .5 E. Skirpan tg!! I' V. Skrypak Q , s16?ffW'f.r' A X 11- ff T. Skvnrck R. Smith Ara R. Smith D. Souply V 5 5 1 f j. Specrs F '.,s.:i ' I I.. Stnblcin , yt A,.q L Seventy-six omiom T. Steward C-. Strclick B. Stublnrac C. Sungnla R . Sutherland R. Swancy D. Taylor T. Taylor D. Tasty J. Tillman W . Timlin AI. Tobnl L. Todd S. Tomclmy W. Tomchay C. Toth S. ' x S Q x ' H we 'WF 1 . L .. .. t E r - f- X. ,iw as 2-,,v, l . . 1 if .' H - ..A 3 ' i ' EK. '- '-' ' N R E ..: : g . .' 1 C 'Q ww ' i ,,,V Qi? 1 M zfmiom j. Uhulch D. Ulcns Underwood H. Vandcrmcr il. V:mVarcnbcrg M Vcrcamgn Willey Wilson Winsl1ip Woss Yakich Young ,, wi qqlq ..,, x 'Xb 13 f ,, --f- JL is ' 2 55' ' , 5 ai ,W 'i , fm ' r wx- B. Vcnctti AI. Zanardclli Nvddlllill NI, Zgph 15- WYIIICFS G. Zcidman P. XVMSOH D. Zelcm R. Weaver B. Zinanni R. Werlwas R, Zippny T. Wilkinsoii R, Zukauqkgs juniors whose pictures do not appear in this section include: Sandra Burke Clyde Hallam Marlene Pelzer Stella Seftas ilacquclinc Spridik john Tirpak Gr 1 sf s 'iwgl Q mwh - Q, . ' 1:1 3 n 'Q , iw 1 Ex S if ..,.,,, . at i HF R 8- l kxxt f' J 'W AE! ,Q ..., xp gi W ' 'Q ...i ' 'ff C X 1 I. , 9 . I Seventy-seven x 1,150 . . . 'Ifu' Ijflll Tlx' tllll'il'lIfX :mul flu' Linn ax a xvmlm brat, lwrw il imlirnlrx ll lm! manila. l ll xou were horn between rlwe dates of July 25 to August 22 you were born under the sign of LIQO. Seventy-eight Your axtral color is Orange. Most lucky day: Sunday Most lucky month: April Marriage partner: An Aquarius native lfriends to cultivate: Aquarius, Gemini, and Libra natives Your ruling planet: Sun Your ruling planet, Sun, imparts to you: Dynamic personality, strength of character. independence. determination. Those who lead their fellow men to new triumphs are sons and daughters of LEO. ESZIQ OWLOVQJ SOPHQMORE CLASS oFrf1c:1aRs lcfx In rigxhr--gl, Ilululmmky. SCCYCIJVYQ AI. l.cnlmrl, l'rcsldcul: l.. FNI.ully, Trcxsurcrg G, Pnrrccax, Vicc Prcxinlcnt SOPHOMORE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE lc: Row-R. Carson, G. K11l.1mnr.1s, G. Porrccal. S. I.yom. ll. Torbcrt, ll. Mucci, IS. Roth, I.. Nladvy Zud Rl!W'xY'. lwsgcl, If. Wdddcll, il. Amlcrs, C. llulmmdrn, il, Cjrlislg, R, 'l'umlmlI lrd Ruwgli. Mun, ,l. Ilubngxmky, Miss Bonner, II. I.cnI1.1rr, C. jcriclm, A. Griggw, II. SCLIIYI Scvcmy-nim- T I 4 I . X fm . A W' Q s. . , 1 vs...-. QP, 1- . ' or q g ' S X D- H- A . A 2 A - - B- t:' Q-. wt sf lx' A ,M 3. 3' fr A x ev S ' N 9, 6 2 J 1 ' -f' feb -ef A rf X, 'ff f IRQ , J., 5, V ' Q? HW is W nn 5, H- 'tw 1 ' 'H X WPA ..,',, ' -1: J wr M 'li' f X ' fm.. ff- f N. Allucru li. Alcxandcr ll. Amlcrx R. Anderson D. Baker A. B.xlicu R. B.1lv.x C. B.1rculon.u P. Bnrrus R. Basrin S. Burch Nl. Bnvil H. Bcnslcy CQ. Bclunnn M. Bcsrcr Nl. lllJlllCI11 B. Bingini B. Bickcrton R. Bigi C. llljcli li. Bml.1 N829 0lfIfL0l 85 2 :: , .1 ' ' f ' - - ' 's ' 2 . Q k 8' tv MQ' R5 ' . l A 'se W' an - 6 nl sl 'K 1 Q x i. ing, 2 ' . ' 'fs we kv A X Q s I 4 .. 'af Q 4. E . , F Q 'LQ I- 3,75 9 - 5' 4- i . H X ' x V-5, 'T . 'x - x X X' A-on . F M. Bunitnli K. Booth C. Boulangcr I.. Brzmclclmrg C. Brown D, Brown -I. Brown VV. Bruce R. Bryncr P. Buckeye il. Bucslux I.. Bujnnnwski A. Burclm M. Burry R. Cl.xb.ul.xy D. Cgllcck A. Cmpuvvn J, Carlisle D. Cnrsnn I. Carson R. Cnrsm n Eighty gr- f A 4. l , I nf., S- 'Q A Q ,Q - i ,5- 4 S- Y 1 ff. A Q ix me lk 141 'I Q i E' 'N .. qu-.. B 7 'ff' ' .f - 4 W.. if if sri' if it it 'H . 2 h 1 . I L... C W. Q . 'Y 'G , -Q.Q 5 1,3 - . A .:,: f E, ' 1 an Y X, ,V it G A it-f ix 1' A . 6 x X... J ,un .-. 4- va ' . fx A 'P f lr Q.. 8- is 6 3 'Q 95 7- F ' aux , ' . 5' X F f I K L 3 -. . U 9 hi 4 N'-sgxw . X, .Rm Y 'XM . . Q.. In D. Cartwright R. Cassatt R. Castiaux V. Cclnsclii -I. Chccclli T. Clxucudcly lx. Clarke A. Coleman M. Colvin G. Coulter M. Courtlcy AI. Cowell S. Cramer P. Crawford l.. Cuccliiorini D. Davis L. Davis V. Davis AI. Dclvnnr C. Dclsnndm QI. Del.uc:x SP 0l'VL0l e5 '73 'T 'an v . gl 3 .Q 7' . sw- ,N : - 1 L: ,E , . , KM my QF' 'A :ii:i'. :g: .,. Q. W' w N ' H 6 tv i ' K C4 Nr I L- Ll Q X , m 'B 9' Fi ' 3 73 ff- -.. - Q' ' .... 4. i 3, f- ' wt .- - Q. fe Q 'A it it f xnmi 4 X new V 4 tn ima 'mu .N 5. . S' if Y 'W 'H' A 9' . - ul 3 al Q W 4-t ' , M S' in-f Q ,ga 'Y' i i W .gl -up Nm 5 E' r . X x. xx Qc f A -ML F lf. Dcluga A. Dercsh li. DcStcfon R. Deutsch J. DiFilippo E. Dolan S. Donini A. Dorn7io VV. Doty AI. Dubnnnsky T. Ducocur M. Dufalu C. Illlis j. Falbo J. Fcro G. Fillu NW. Fiscus K. Fleming B. Flint W. Fngcl M. Forgie Eighty-one 'A 7' A K 2 1. G' al Ol , K , ' . QE. M . ' gl Q 4 - Q C Q ,.,. 5 F Y ' of-W my 4 ft' ' 'N 5 .. ... 1 by y . . . 1 f. Q '- , 'MXL W YJ .f X9 N 'xx X .Q ' X . 2. Q.. Y la, -Q . 415 4 1-M . . A T22 5- mei- .A ,M W A , L' Q ' Q.: -1. if - W 'W , 'Y' . , ., A' l . Q' '1 M . , K Ex 1 A X ' 1 f' r .mx x - Xl. Q Q. fr f Q.. .. f- -no -P fl . f , V -fr .nl ' of - f 3 'fr ' er- v- T - 1 - - , C W X sz... .... . Ai-. Q.-fn I . . Furnicr HI. Gqggini Al. Gallagher D. Gaskill G. Gclmo R. Gcmbnrnsky j. Gcorgngis D. Gcrnnt B. Guxlcr I-.. Goetz C. Green A. Griggs S. Gussic R. Haney C. Hargcr li. llxrrif: C. Harrie -I. Harrison N. Hartman ml. Haywood -I. Henderson 52,9 0lf1'L0l Q5 5 3 -1 - .ag ,Lf 41 A. z , 5- , ,1 1 - - 7 S - ng-M A W. K , gb ' f ... gig f ,. V -T ., fr' vw p- . . l W f' .fs ' , C fy '. vw 7. K - ... H Lx r .Q 'Ji 5- I . ' M . 7' - ' V Q 'T fr, ' , fr, .9 S -, f 4' 4' -as 12... . X 5 4' C K '1 f 'K x . A 1 Q 1- . as KZ 3 6 ' K 6.1 ,yqg i If. llcnry P. llobbx ll. Hodgson Ii. Hoffman D. Holland D. Houdyschcll D. Huber F. Iludlcr F. llugue T. Iluscmm NI. Huscnits O. Ianu C. jenkins C. Jericho B. Jester D. -lonuw ll. jones R. jones G. Kalzunarzze G. Knmcrun l.. Karpiak Eighty-two F! . sw ku.-F , ' Q 1 L lg F 1? ,. . ,i, . a. ,M IW v- is 4 ' 2' .,, 'iv A-Q ,A., Q f ?- Q ' .Yi I gn A K 'N N . in me in Y - --6 - A- A A93 Q .. .. ,,. :cl . - Q - ' fa f' X .TN f A ., Q H :xx M , nf' i ' M M RNC- il. Knsclmk M. Kelso B. Kemper L. Kerr D. Kinder M. Kitler ll. Kormutlm R. Kossol P. Kovall P. Krutz ll. l..luderb.u:k L. Lawson -I. Lenlurt R. Lcrie il. Lettrielm 0,9 L0l'l'L0l 8:5 A - Qizf ,..e gl A 4 ' GN fc F 'F' it . D -. , ef av ,. 3? K ' ' ,R if ' . er L J . K yi 6, Q Tiff!--. Q in wg. K A W 'fp , 1 : Qi in 7 .. fn , 3 4 29 4. 11. fi- Q M. . x .. f ' I . 5' v fr . N.. . . - c - B. Liebl G. Lukas J. Lundy S. Lyons I.. Madzy XV. Manown P. Maple A. Marek K. Mayhew M. Mayhew S. McKcta M. Mcluch D. Metz B. Mitchell H. Molisec I n L 91 on .Am .- 4:32 M.,., VX. King li. Kinsey Al. Kurey P. Laxnlzert M. Levkulielx D. Lew.mdowsl-gy Sheri 255 HY uf vi l ' Q- ia v .R . . ff' lf . ..... Qu - if-1 .- Q 1- . Q 6 i- X. 'Q I.. Madzy J. Malak j. McConnell W. McCormick G. Montgomery K. Moody Eighty-three at K 1 1 .-, Ns, .iA' cm K' in n :ig 1 Z- ,,.g. A M. Q6 'F' s. 5 'I' F' i ' .. Z. I X, G. Morgan ll. Morgan T. Puig il. Parks R. PlJlCl'5 l., Pcxix Q 15' . 45.4-A If 1 6? ? w '-T 'F -1-x 1 .- if Y' ' 1 G. Porrccn N. Putcrny j. Raiabcck L. Raymond lu. Rockidgc I.. Rugcrr. Eighty-four Q' , W P .P 1- fx ff . ev Q , w U , '14 'Q Q -' p Lv' -. 1' M' 5 41 - 'N m ., fF'u ff... if A4 L I ., Q , M Q A , 1 X. P f . . L . Mucci I Myers M. Ncsti l. Nonnck R. O'Savngc R. Parks C.. P.1rol.1 N. Pgitcrlinc O. Payne M. Pclwncn M. Pclrisin P Pctrusclmk li. Pfilu XV. Pucky ,I. Pagoda 3,9 0l0fL0l 85 , Ri A ff . 'F fx :- 7 -4- ' ' f W W . A 1 , 4 B '2v'e-ik 4 vi 5 -if' 5 it-2 X. 'Y' iw 1 'www 'W' W . 4 4 L gk 'i 1 i M. Porrios ul. Price C. Pro 15. Reid P. Rice P. Riva lf. Roman A. Rumnnsky U. Russell Qlkiff A . Q' - 6- ,M . 'C P. Pro R. Quigley J- Riva xl. Robertson B. ROKII G. Rulong I W 3 M- . X ' W ' ll . 5- . W W 'le J . A-.f I , 1. N , f , Q3 . . 4 I . .,.-- K A 6 E, 3 Q k -...' 2 .. ml.. M sf 4 .L Ah. A W X' 'ze l . V K- K 1 4 v I I? 5 as 7 3 'Y . 1' . -f .1 W ' as 1 G X y A im' .. 4 ' 4... W ff - Y ws' 3' g' . Y , 7 N rv . U W . , . ' if' in Q? , A - 'l A . 6 . .I 1 5 wr- xh-., ' A T. Ruschak I.. Snmcc A. Snncc J. Sapko H. Scalzi G. Schocncr L. Secmuth D. Sheets J. Shcmasck D, Shephard B. Shultz Silbaugh C. Slavonm J. Strapkovic A. Strclick j. Surovchnk -I. Thomas C. Tomnyko -I. Torbcrt R. Travermn D. Turck 52,9 0WL0l 85 f , , , 4, ' . , Q, el, f 'n Q... 4 .sg 49- X Q '.. ' l , Q xx , , .. 'F 2' HM 'P . W . if ' .Q i X f 4- ' Q is ' 1 f -- . , --'-2' xg 1 h 1 Q f'..sl Q lijg. -. 1 71 5- 3, , 53 af. Q 2 . . . 1. Q' 1... A Q-W , l ., dl ' A f ' 'B .-Q--N -.T W 'ri -Q - .15 gg , l Q Q + . 2' ' V... - A .5 R. Turnbull K. Vazzglvvzxzrr il. Vnutrnin R. Vcscly P. Vcrzictti M. Volosin D. Vrasthyk F. Waddell S. Wuddcll L. XVnd5worth li. VC'nggoncr ll. Whxlcnta G. Watkilms Wick . W'ickerham -I. XVillcy D. XY'illimms M. Vfillinms M. XVilliams C. W'itmcyer W. W'itmcyer Eighty-five 5- 3 U 1 'F ' w, my ' t I2 F' 3 N ar 'M li. XY'muul U, fclclmxlxi S4 npl1mnul'CQ -l.1nu-Q I ln 1 L 'IMI for ilu' lum x snwnrmo u kll qu K lwmu Giving the instructions Come on nowg lct's get going livcrybody was having fun except the sophomores. Painted faces, pnjamn parades, boxes for the bonfire, enforced respect for the juniors and seniors-these were only ai few of the indignities and tasks the sopho- mores haul to endure that first week of school. It just w:isn't safe to be around school. Oh if that bell would only ring. At least inside the school was ll sanctuary. Oh well, just wait until next yenrf' sighs the poor sophomore. A 'b 4 H 3 E .1 wx iz 5 fi Q lx if ,E 1.5. X A, in VI imagery QT' S 3 Y S v ., ' ..-32:1 . :EV f ., W' 1 ff gg. 4 Jw 5, 2' 1-12 ., , 1 Q W 41-t :gf - ag ffl 'Q lv is we fr U 1 T550 T 33? iw, K 55? TL Af' 5 'X ' FT: 4' Y ,af 3,15 . 'u , ESX Af I 1, 'Y U 1 1 1 I' , VIRGO . . . Tzu- Virgin 9 . , xg f-X Tlu' Bulwylmzian nlyflr of Iifzlar IS IUIIIHIKHIUP I N 1 x . . f- a- uiwf fly Ibis Xlgll. sw 4 if l Ninety lf you were born between the dates of August 23 to September 22 you were born under the sign of VIRGO. Your astral eolor is Green. Most lucky day: Wetliiesday Most lucky month: May Marriage partner: A Pisces native Friends to cultivate: Pisces, Scorpio, and Cancer natives Your ruling planet: Mercury Your ruling planet, Mercury, imparts to you: Love of change and travel, multiple talents, writing ability, moodiness. Those born to uphold order and dignity are sons and tlaughters of VIRGO. IJBRA . . . Tln' Balanrr Q Days um! niglrfs are of vqzml lrngflw af flnis lime, xignifinl by flu' I7dIlIl1l'L'. 1- If you were born between the dates of September 23 to October 22 you were born under the sign of LIBRA. Your astral color is Pink. Most lucky day: Friday Most lucky month: June Marriage partner: An Aries native Friends to cultivate: Aries, l.eo, and Sagittarius natives Your ruling planet: Venus Your ruling planet, Venus, imparts to you: Love of beauty or adornment, deep affections, sensitiveness, imagination. Those people of balanced temper, lovers of harmony . . those are the sons and daughters of LIBRA. Ninety-one BW! .Q-L.'l'F'.'w1L4x.'s 3- . Isl Row 'If l.lIIuc, Ii. Suuply, Il. Comer, I . Nuguv, I.. Gillic, A. Clunr. I., Ifrbc, M. Irmc, Il. Bailey, QI. xI.IllIl'1lII1, I7. Kumliuk. K., I lugnn Jud Ruw I. Rumim, R. I.ll!1IWL'!'K, R. Kim. P. I'L-vmlinu. I. P.xrr07.m.1, K. Ihrln-r, F. Ii.1rrn'Inu.n. -I. Kurilku. I'. Ilulminun, XV. Nluux, suux, N, lcxkuliclm, In Ilciw, C.. Llmrislic. R. Knrnmky, il, IILIITILIHSIQY RHI Rnw -A. Ixuluici Cl, fjrum, XV, Nlrycr, Ii. I'.lI5I.lI1. I. K'urI. NI. lhmixnri, IT. XIun.u'k, li. XYvL'l'IXl'.l'Q. Ii. 'I'urnImII. I. I'.luIicIi. ii. l,uyLIm, ll, XY'iII1.m1s. K. i1u.uIilix. I'. IIAII. K. V.1mIcrnu'r, I'flIc. Ii. I.icI1ko -HI: Ram I.. furnw, Ii. 'l'r.ucrx.xri. Cf, 9I1cpI1.1rII, li. -Imws, ll, C.1rtwrigI1i. N. I.iuI1ku, I', IuIxuI.l. 'If Iiuxulmk, ll, lhx-ix, In Ilyyigv A4 SIHJIX, A. lxulsin, K. Minkmiylm, ll. NICKCHILI .If 'l'un.xruIIi, CQ. Rulnng, l.. XYiIwn itll Row I. R.xynmmI. II. Yclgcr, il, NI-il, XV. l'fnIu, I , Ilcinmnu. Ii. llmmfdf, R. QIIIIIIUIT, I. XXv.lj.14ljl1I1L'I'. R. Iiigi, R. Inngu, il. i.lIuII, II. Kn'1nI'.1rmIq, K. Nluody, I. XVIIIics, CQ. NI.ll'N.ll1, II. II.1rris DRUM MAIOR l'lIiAl7 MAAIORITTTF RIN MURPHY PIKKQY IFF DIRECTOR OI: MUSIC DIRECTOR OF VOCAL MUSIC MR. SXXTAIJNICR MISS MICACUIQ THE BAND IN FORMATION Ninety-three Www! Kaoww Ixl Run V. llugnn, H. lirlliu, A. Glllnl, ll. Clwxwi Xvcutlcl, TI. A1lldI'.lk, l7cw.ll', NI. Dcxiglw, R. Slullu, B. Redd lm' HJ -Sill Smlx Rum' N, lluw.11'd, K. Rcylmlds. N. Mxllcr, A. MCH, Miss Mcfllguc, K. K.n'c, lt. Dolan, V. Siuklcs, lirnloul Row Ii, l'.u'kx, IJ. Suuply, ll. lhlmwxki. S, lingers, U. Kimiur, M. Killur, rl, Sillmllgln, 9. Ixl'lYll5l'llXlL'l', -I. I'lliwx1, -I. f.m.u1 Run lf. NlyKcnn.1, -I, Chu-x', R. llu-lm'd.1v1, XY. Hcr'm.mn, ll. 'l'i1'p.1k. lf. Horn, R. Rllldll, l'. liclwcmil, Xl. lhwlx liuw -I, llc11Ju1'wn, l. Xlnsiliulis. il, Nliulnxcl. li. Yullclli, lurnicr, M. KICILIUII, l', l'u1clw gm 5z......m In Huw- IS. Vcnulti, S. l'.1rks. ll, Kindcr, ll. lhrilu, A. Ulunl. ll. Z.lll.lI'dL'Hi lmf Row f-,I. Iirulnul, N. llnwud, IS. l.icl1ko, lf. Putcrx, Miss Mcllxguu. K. livynnlds, D. Souply- M. lmiglwqk Ninety-four J AZfL:f6lflfLAL In Row -P. Itkllil. Knsxol. H. Xiunirnk, A. Conn. C. flugux, K, Sudcrlmlni, lhnlgliurly lmi Rim -Xliu X1x'c.ljQlIL', ll. ilCl'l11.lI'lH. XY, Nlcvcr. R. Du-Iurd,1i1, I . Horn, ll. Curvy, NI. lJClHl1.lF, lx liclircmix 3 gf0lf'lfL15 127 '51 'mg gy In liirxx-f.'X. Clmn, ll. Nludmk, ll Sminru ll. Cxrmr. P. Ulmll, -I. WI-lnlcl, N. llnynluk, NI. Raislwcck, HI. IJULIXIICVKY, Hmm! P. ivixllil 'ml Row - Xl. Mclucli, tl. liruluut, N. llnwud, V. Sickics, A. Mcll, If. Xlixycr, Him N1Cfi.lj.:LIC, li. Redd, K. RUYIIUILIN. A, Ulunt . Y.ln,11'ilL-lli. S. l',l!'ixx, I. 'lmlLl, I. lk-ici-N i ui Rim' I. Xliclilri, IJ, Iiimicr, S. .'Xl'Il1lHI'llHlL'Y', 9. Rogcrx, Habuwxki, Iiilisim, M. Killer, M. Vulusin, lf. Riva, -I. Price R. llirlu, Xl. Culxin, -I, liimwii 1 Kim N. Nlillur, NI. lirlliciim. li. XYCIICIXI, if Ilugnn, In Ire-'m.m, H. Liuliku, ll. lhriii, ll, Simply, XI. liurgic, li. Zilhllllll N Yimnvig Nincty-five afore ffgri Icfl vu right S. Uussic, K, Zinsiux, C. -IL-rIuIm. M. Muussiaux, P. Bmwu, M. Irv, If NI.1tIlicu. G. M.1rr, -I. I,vlIricI1, II. I'mc.1x Icy, XI, I'rImm'n, l'. Ilululu TH li CUUG A R ,V . , wo-,... J, . X . . . fklninrcllux in fnrm.1tiun XVII NIA l.UNl5Y Ninety-six QQQIWACLJQIW5 Kmw-li11gH-'S. Clxcmuci, CI. Pnrkliny, il. Humur ' ' Y Sljlllilllg if, ISFUWII. ll, Cowell, li, Sxulwhrnc, R. QWJIIIIWIXUII, I. Kflllli li. XYVJIKCFS, M. Iiiluy, In lytbldll, l.. Mndly M W C.llCLi'-S, lhlcla, XV. Kisrlcr, I . Reynolds, D. Vnwkue, F. Brguullmrg Sunding-fXI. Nh-Iucl1, QI. Gnggini. Xl, lk-xla'l'. Mrs. Nl.ll'liI1U, l,. BY.II1L'L'l7lIl'Q.:. Clmwull, A. ciUlCI11LlIl Ninety -scvcn enior 66455 pfay 4:33 Sitting-B. Fabian, P. Brown, M. I.ee, P. Farley, M. Martucci, F. Fedora Hunter, P. Nandor Standing-NV. Meyer, N. llopton, l.. Passarello, A. Slevak, A. Conn, R. Demeter. ,l. lJULlt:llCl'ly J. Corey Beauty and the Beeffl a comedy in three acts by NVilliam Davidson the senior class. The setting is in the living room of George Allen's new southern Minnesota town. The time is mid-September of the present year. s The play opens as the Allens have just moved to Wfinnebagushi, and teen and the smartest girl ever to graduate from the Junior Quiz Progr XV, llodge, ll. Hopkins, ul. Barcelona was presented this year by home in Wfinnebagushi, a Ginny Allen, who is seven- am, is becoming more and more interested in Beef, captain of the football team. The only way she can keep Beef as her boy friend is to make him believe she is dumb. The schemes she plans in order to ac for a hilarious and very enjoyable evening's entertainment. complish this sets the mood The entire production was very capably directed by Mrs. Thelma Qaruso. The cast, in order of their appearance, is as follows: Ginny Allen . . . . Laura Allen , Lester Allen ,, George Allen Franny Barton . Beef Anderson Molly Woods .... Foggy Ryan . Profeseor Barton .,,,. Miss Bigby Barbara , Steve . . Scaffold .... Bubbles Betty .... Dot Mitzi ..........,. Ur. Spencer Mr. Nvoods Ninety-eight ,. Margaret Let Joan Dougherty Wfilliam Meyer .. James Corey Patricia Farley Wgillacc Hodge Barbara Fabian jack Barcelona Norman Hopton Anne Moore Conn Judy Hunter . Adrian Slezak Donald Hopkins Louis Passarello Patricia Nandor , Betty Fedor Patricia Brown , Mary Ann Martueci Richard Demeter livery Tuewdny .md Tl1LII'SLi.lf' evenings from l elu'u.11'y l until play time the CASI dilig- :nlly i'el1e.1i'weii lSe.1uLy .md the Bed. In plaeex. l'L'PC.1Iil1g .md l'CPCLllil1g of scenes- lvut it was worth it. Come to think of it. those 1'elie.1rs.ils were .1 lot of fun tim. l'l,fX'1' Rlil llfARS1Xl.S wns il lot of work --ieuiiing lines. Xlrx. C,.lI'LlSU. Llie direetress nl' the play A Limily xecm' f .xx iiwilier. t.ill1e1' .md il.iL1igliiel' get UlgL'll1k'I' In Llie wingx w.1ilini.g in Niiilly. Iwlei' .mil 111.11 big uid iiriliii Slie mem lii.il.ux. K Q . 4 32 Q , 'E .4 fi Sm IV 'Q N x. fd 'Q lf'8lfU Sitting' fll. Seniicli, li. Nahar, D, Brown, K. Soderholm Sl.lI1Llll1g w. Popownialt, li. King, V. liuherniak, A. Ilorn The people hehind the scenes-those who a1'e not seen or heard-are .1 major factor in the success of a senior play. They are the stage crew. At the beginning this group clears the stage, sets up a temporary setting, and prompts the actors. Here the performers and director realize the importance of a good stage crew. Being responsilule for props, furniture, sound effects, working the lights and curtains are hut a a few of their duties. The stage crew, Mr. lliclts and his boys who built and painted the set, and Mrs. Caruso who did such an excellent ioh of directing the play all deserve the praises heaped upon them. And the applause which greets the players at curtain eall is surely meant for those people behind the curtain also. x s-'MQW 'NA xx... Foggy-in a fog Tl1at's all right: they are Mr. and Mrs. Allen in the play pnggcafiona COUGAR COURIER lst Row-R. Sadler, S. Platts, M. Roberts, M. Martucci, E. Fedor. N. Hopton, D. Henry, R. Famularo 2nd Row-R. Bailes, D. Cowell, J. Michael, M. Moussiaux, G. Marr, B. Scaccia, M. Kurty, IS. Vezzetzi, N. Cabaday, B. Stublnrac A 3rd Row-P. McGeever, W. Eogcl, -I. Miller, D, Bertocci, Mrs. Steiner, C. Hogan, V. Slsrypals, R. Campbell, li. laelllm All the school news that's fit to print-that is the Cougar Courier. Every student reads the Cougar Courier for the latest news about school--what the clubs are doing, the gossip of Mirandy and Matilda, assemblies, sports, music, movie schxlules, alumni, faculty-just everything about the school. The Cougar Courier is published fifteen times during the school year. Each copy is sold for ten cents, but everyone will agree that it is worth more. Much of the growth and development of the Cougar Courier is due to the efforts and capable sponsorship of Mrs. Ethel Steiner. The members of the staff have also worked hard and long to make the paper the success that it is. For the past several years the Cougar Courier has been a member of the Pennsylvania School Press Association. Editor-in-Chief News Editor .,,. Feature Editor Sports Editor .. Alumni Editor THE COUGAR COURIER STAFF Mary Ann Martucci ,. Sandra Platte . .. Elizabeth Fedor Norman Hopton Linda Sue Quinlivan Typists ,,,,,,,.,,, Donna Brown, Rayna Stone, Eleanor Stranko, Dorothy Henry Faculty Adviser ..... . , . , Mrs. Steine One Hundrtd One CZOUC SAR COUR IFR-NIQXV MIQMISICRS ' 1. - .. 4... Ixl Row IS. Kun1pcr, XV. Ifngcl, l'. lhruxs, P. Mdlucvcr, 15. Hanchin, AI. Miller mf Ruw K. flmius, Al. l.k'lll'ik'Il. AI. Hnlmwxki, A. llury, ul. N1cC'ol1ncll, N. l'.1lcrlim', M. Kitlcr iul Row I. Nlnifv, Ci, Brown, ll. Uurmml. G. Knl,11n.1rns, lf. l3nl.m, M. ll.llki.1s, ll, Mi-:Incl lfwinead Slay SENIOR MIQMBIZRS Ixl Row H. l.1ln.1n, H. N.l'1.lF. D, Suulicfx. Pfifcv R' V'm'l'I-IVH. I. UcVcnlllr.1, R. Stunt, X, .Iul1ns,V-I, Kmxul mf Iimv XI, I'I'uL'luv, Ck, Cflurmic, Nl.C1.nluL-k,l-'. Xhlluicu, -I Krucll, C, llnlulippu, IQ I-uglnr, K, R,-ynuldg, Al, Syuilh, Y lrmxl, I. Iw'kul.x uf liuw N.ln1uL'. lx. fX.lxL'. JK, Ralnmkl, D, kloru, H, Rum, Hr. Ululsl. S, R.lw1mmi. IP, foxvlws. O. Knlull'.1lik,C. Plrdillj R. l'.1lu'uuk mc IlllHtll'L'tl Two vwineds gay The Busineses Staff is that tireless group of students that handles the finances of the school publications-the Cougar Memoir and the Cougar Courier. The chief work of this organization is to solicit the advertisements that appear in the Cougar Memoir and Cougar Courier. In addition, the Business Staff sells and distributes theCougar Courier. Although the sale and distribution of the Cougar Memoir are handled through the Memoir staff and senior homeroom chairmen, the Business Staff manages all of the finances. This year's Busineses Staff is one of the largest groups in the school. From a comparatively small group in former years, the staff now includes 85 members. This year also saw a change in faculty sponsors. The club is now very capably sponsored by Mr. Joseph Dielsi. The Businese Manager, Rosalie Famularo, has done a grand job. ,IUNlOR AND SOPHQMORE MEMBERS lst Row-S. Rogers, M. Obsharsky, M. Halkias, L. McMillCn, A. Matay, L. Anders, V. Sicklcs, A. Obcrg, Ii. Skirpan, Habowslci, S. Armbruster 2nd Row-M. Mayhew. M. Levkulieh, I. Missiriotis, J. Zanardelli, N. XVilley, Ellison, -I. Raieos, R. Magaruh, lf. Brandeburg, M. Bruce, M. Michalosky, K. Booth, S. Strapkovic, D. Sheets 5rd Row-fL. Madzy, N. Paterline, M. Williams, T. Paig, N. Poteray, P. Krutz, A. Capozza, G. Kameron, j. Williams, M. Buster, j. Gaggini, 12. Kinsey, ll. Dolan, G. Porrcca 4th Row-F. Pfile, D. Cartwright, li. Riva, Nl. Petrisin, NI. Nesti, Alexander, M. Diifslo, McConnell. I.. Samee, J. Silbaugh, J. Slicmasck, G. Kalaniaras Sth Row-V. Davis, P. Pro, T. Wilkinson, Mr. Dielsi, M. Bazil, R. Carson, D. Vrasthyk One Hundred Three orelfwzfcd A - , ' A - - - lsi Row--N. llopton, C. Hogan, W. Fogel. P. McGeever, Corey, M. Martucci, J. Miller Znd Row-Ii. Dolan, B. Kramer, A. Horn, F. Horn, Mr. Shriver, H. Vandermer, IL. Rabinovitz, M. Kitler 3rd Row--il. Michael, M. Moussiaux, I.. -leremias, G. Kalamargs, G. Marr, QI. Lichter, C. Colson Preparing for future education and for the association and participation as citizens in a community is the work of the Forensic Club. It affords a wonderful opportunity to every boy and girl who enjoys speaking. Besides this experience of speaking, the Forensic Club provides the chance to meet students from other schools, it encourages pupils to participate in social and political eventsg it gives the student the chance to speculate upon .1 question from various viewpoints, it tends to enlarge the over-all span of his creative thinking. Among the various phases included in the Forensic Club the following may be listed: debate, poetry, humorous and original readings, extemporaneous speaking, readings from Shakespeare, student congress, and other fields of speaking. The club participated in many contests and debates which included the Mclieesport Speech tour- nament, the P.F.M.L. county eliminations and N.F.L. district tournaments. Outstanding members of this year's club include james Corey, Norman Hopton, and Pat Mcfieever. As in the past, this year's Forensic Club was under the supervision of Mr. Leslie D. Shriver. FORENSIC CLUB OFFICERS President Norman Hopton Vice-Preseident .. ..,. . ,. Frank Horn Secretary-Treasurer Carol Hogan One Hundred Four Maia- Mom -A The Audio-Visual-Aid Club was started in 1939 by Mr. Baird who has been its sponsor ever since. The purpose of the club is to project motion pictures as an aid in teaching. This also helps to bring variety into the classroom. Wfhen the club was first started, approximately thirty four movies were shown, now, well over a hundred movies are shown in one year. There is quite a lot of work connected with showing a movie. The projector muSt be set up and threaded, the screen must be in place, and someone must operate the projector. The students in the A.V.A. give up study periods in order to run the machine in the various classrooms. Mr. Baird has the assistance of two capable secretaries, Patricia Farley and Barbara Fabian. They schedule the films and notify the operators when and where the movies are to be shown. The club has modern equipment with which to show the movies. They have two 16 mm. projectors ony: an Ampro and the other an R.C.A., two film strip machines that show film strips and slides, two opaque machines, three screens, and P. A. outlets for projectors in the auditorium. The A.V.A. Club not onlv rovides ex erience for its members but also is a freat hel to the I , P P 5 P teaeiers. lst Row-C. Lisz, V. Johns, D. Brown, P. Farley, B. Fabian, B. Kichinlfco Znd Row-lf. Savarno, T, Paig, R. jurczak, C. Ellis, R. Famularo, Price, W. Popownialc 3rd RowfNV. King. XV. Price, R. Smith, Mr. Baird, VV. Smith, W . Sliubaclt, R. Armstrong One Hundred Five JQ CM Ist Row-l . Clarke, R. Beres, R. Roy, XV. Meyer, A. Slelali, A. Horn Znd Row-R. Turnbull. li. Chambers, Al. Corey, R. W'erlwas, Mr. Hughes, W. Behrendt, N. llopton, lf. Haetlein, R. Lettrich 3rd Row-G. Streliek, R. Hough, R. Smith, H. Vandermer, WI lfogel, R. Burns, xl. Metcalfe, D. Bertocci, M. Popson 4th Row---LI. Miller, ll. Sealzi, C. Slavonia, R Neda, j. Dubnansky, G. Hague, AI. Gerlaelc. XV. King The watchword and ultimate aim of this organization is service. The motto of the club- We Buildl'-is reflected in all of the projects they undertake, for they help to build better citizens of tomorrow by teaching them the ideals of service today. Although a non-scholastic organization, sponsored by the Charleroi Kiwanis Club, the Key Club has undertaken many service projects for the school. Some of the outstanding ones have been building bonfires, presenting pep rally skits, and many similar things. Une outstanding achievement was the sponsoring of a hypnotist show which the student body and faculty enjoyed immensely. The officers for this year are: President ,. , . ,,,, Bill Meyer Vice-President . Robert Roy Secretary ,. Robert Beres Treasurer ........ Faculty Sponsor Kiwanis Sponsor Ont Hundred Six Adrian Slezak Mr. Hu ghes Mr. Rosenberg pl:' ' Besides having fun during the year, the Tri-Hi-Y Club upholds its purpose which is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character. The Tri-Hi-Y is a non-scholastic organization which meets at the Methodist Church twice a month. Members who do not attend regularly are dropped from the club. The main objective of this organization is to seek, to find, to share. The motto of the girls is Pure words, pure thoughts, and pure actionsf All girls, when joining the club, take an oath to uphold this motto. During the year the club has had parties at some of the meetings, bake sales, and worked to earn sweaters for the senior members. The officers for this year are: President . .. Olga Kondratik Vice-President . .. .. Patricia Farley Secretary . Rebecca Campbell Treasurer . . .. . .. , Ruth Bailes Sponsor ., Mrs. Thelma Fillingham lst Row--M. Raisbeck, V. johns, R. Bailes, R. Campbell, O. Kondratik, P. Farley J. Dougherty, R. Neda Znd Row-C. McGuire, li. Wilstxn, XV. lillis, D. Semich, F. Moyer, F. Helterbrnn, A. Burch, C. Green, I. .Ienion 3rd Row---C. Colson, R. jurcvak. M. Killer, ll. Turek. J. Robertson, M. Colvin, C. lillis One Hundred Seven i in Cowilfaa lst Row'-Cf. l,iw, R. Paneook, V. johns, M. Roberts, C. Ciennaula, M. Martucci, Price, V. Waggoner, R. Sadler, C. lliliilippo Zntl Rowfhl. Manila, l. Quinlivan, U. Brown, ll. Voytish, ll, Crabb, NUM Spiqbigg, D, Sgmigh, B, Klgmgfigk, R, Sfgnc K. Reynolds, -I. llunter, il. Kruell 3rd Row-tl. Dubnansky, lx. Wilson, B, linbirad, M. Benessi, O. liondratik, il. Barcelona, R. Nada, J. Smith, xl. Price li. l'lemilig, M. Nlicluloslq -hh Row-ll. Reid, A. Millsent, il. Price. LI. Spridili, AI. Semanick, li. Dolan, Xl. Halkias, R. Pehnec, li. llabinak, M. Killer, xi. i-.Wat The Caritas Club was first organized in 1952. At that time its purpose was mainly to raise money for the Charleroi-Monessen Hospital building fund. They chose the name, Caritas, a Latin word mean- ing love and charity. The organization, now in its fourth year, has lived up to its name very admir- ably. It still remains an active charity club in Charleroi High School. Through the years the club has engaged in projects which have benefited the school and commun- ity. Among these may be mentioned the making of handbooks for sophomores, helping in the Easter Lily drive for crippled children, the sponsoring of several dances, and the wonderful work of collecting clothes for Korea. XVell done Caritas Club. Ke'p up the good work. The sponsor of the club is Miss Sciabica. The officers for this year are: President .... .. . Charles Gennaula Vice-President .... Mary Ann Martucci Secretary ..,.... , Jacqueline Price Treasurer .... Maria Halkias One Hundred Eight i OE warg Adiafanfd One of the newest activities in Charleroi High School is the Library Assistants Club. This club was organized in September, 1954 by the librarian, Miss Hrivnak. This group consists of sixteen members. They aid in keeping the library running smoothly by helping to shelf and check out books, post informative materials on the bulletin boards, and to act as aids to the students in finding research materials. The club members will receive pins for a two year membership, one of which must be in their senior year. Membership is opened to any boy or girl in any class. ln the future, the club is planning to prepare book reviews which will be published in the Cougar Courier. The purpose is to acquaint the students with a few of the many books in the library, and to encourage them to do more reading. The motto of the club, which is a good one for all to adopt, is Read for fun and linowledgef, The officers include: President , ., x Vice-l resident ,. Secretary .,...,. Treasurer Faculty Sponsor W'ilma Lundy Barbara Kichinko Margaretta Riley Armida Houston Miss Hrivnak Sfkllfllill. Hanchin, S. Traversari, W. Lundy, L. Quinlivan, M. Riley Standing-C. Colson, B. Iiichinko, If. Dolan, Miss Hrivnalt, M. Halkias, A. Houston- M. Obsharsky One Hundred Nine 8,0 l L Ii-ww IS. XY'.1ILcrN, If I?uI.m. IS. SluIwI.1r.1c. IU. Cum-II, S. CIlL'I'l!LkCI, -I. Iluntcr, if I'.1rnIil1y. Ii. l'.nnpIu'II. II, Kruxf. CI II:-mn, I. XIMIH, XI. Rilcx mI Rum .'X. C'.1puII.1, Ii, I'.1:1c4mII, C.. I.iv. Ilvw.1l', A. R.ln1mmsIv. I5. III'mmn, Mrs. NI.ll'llIhb, Y. ,IuI1m, O. IxnmIl'.lllIs. XI, v IIUIWUYIS. Ii. I'.lI1IlII.ll'll. -I. Iriuv. XY, I,lI1KIy, NI. llcxignc, Ii. Kayc MII Iiuw I. .'XmIc1w, Ii. Iiuymmlds, AI. IirucII- I'. M.1lI1icu, If. Ifcdur. C. I5iI'iIippu, -I. Smith. IT. I4mxIxus. ll. ku'l'IIOI. I, IIi.1x 1 Run CI. fcuIm.m, I. -Icrclnins. -I. I.IL'IllCl'. C. I5i.lginI, -I. II.1Iuuwski, A. llury, NI. iQ.1Ig-x. S. Iiuguxw. Y. Ihxix, I. IIIlwn, I'. Ilujgux will Rum I'. ix'.1wI'm'nI. I. NIiuI1.luI, CQ, lulsun. I., Iimmlclwurg, NI. NIicI1.lIosIxy, N. NlnIIc1', I, Iimmlclmxgg. Y. Yuuxllmwn I' ISu.1xIL-x. N, l,.nI1.1.l.u ffiwdn In Iiuw C. I-unn.1uI.1, II. Iruxx. IQ. CQ.n.lIIu.l, NIF. Snyder. V. AlnI1ns. R, Dcmctcr. V. XY'.1ggux1cx', I'cmIu luI Rum II. XY'.lggvn1ur. N. IIuxx.1rnI. CI. Ihguc, IF. IIugus, Ilmrcclungl, I7. Iiruwn, 'I4irp.1k, 5, .'Xl'lnIx1'l1xlc1', M. l1urI.1cIx Y. SuI4IL's :II Iimx I. W.lIxlL'II. XI. XI1qI1.1IusIu, Ky. inlydun, XI. RuynoInIx, -I. Ih1Im.msky, ID. Row. Ix, lllwm-, l, ll.-mmgq ly g,.,,I,,ll -III Ii xx C Ihlulmumx XI Ihr lx XlIxluIl I Spnhk S Kun,Ixum S Plrks A XIlIIx I NN In R Ixlux 111 x nv .. . .. .. QUIK . - 'K ,-- ,.. . . .. cnt, . nxn, . '. sy I llile Vandermer. Pat Mcfieeier, liarbara Fabian, Joe Miller Vlr Pittrrl of XYISA sliovvine hovx ll shouli bt dont Among their many activities, C.H.S. students plrticipate in the radio program, Tomorrow on P11'lClL This pro grim is heard over Charleroi station XVESA from 1 30 to 7 00 P M every Sundiy during the school yelr Moderitoi for the program is Pat MeGeeverg announcer is Barbara Fibian Pirticipants include Iortnsic Club members fiom Chlrleroi, California, Monessen, Donora, and Bentltyxillt SENIOR PARTY The class of 1955 started something new in the annals of Charleroi High School. On February 9, from 7:30 until 11:00 the class had a Senior Party at the high school. The evening was divided into three phases -entertainment, lunch, and dancing. The entertainment was in the form of humorous skits performed by the various homerooms. Among the skits were student interpretations of the faculty room, Howdy Doody Time, gym classes, Mr. Shriver, chemistry class, music class, Miss Dolfie. Planning and serving of refreshments were done by Shirley Koons, Peggy Lee, Karen Soderholm, Anne Conn, -Ioahanna Kruppa, Alice Ramoski, and Miss Gregg. Dancing in the gym wound up one of the most enjoyable evenings of the senior year. H E 1 2 : 1 T t .f L . sf: ' fra ,,. , I 5 5 ,fs 1. , - A 5.9.,f2iL.QJf' ff,-,Z V, .en-, T21 f ' w 7 A Q 1 Hssvftfiwf 5293 ie 1 4' . js, gg? f , Y qwgws,-3 Q: t , - ,,,,l,.,,54f I,-fy., , - I . ' 5 1 U Wiff2F', 1i'14fW?T5-2'Rf'-' . -A -y, Q vw-f A' f a-w',wf4 f'wf ,gg Lofffm' , x JA, ., ,ff 5 ,,sf, ,N .gl Q, f J. - Q. F, X k ,w vm M x af 5' ' ,img ,, v 'Gil .' X'f: 1 .x.. ,..b2n4.4.L4. A L , l':.,a.-' Ei-3' 'fgQffQ 'M 1' .A z gf? K Q ff 1,,iR:,,w qf 1 KL' Pg : ' 'filgiibi gm? A .A+ F 1 . ' mx4f:f 2' 'Q MA... Wvxt-'M Hymns-nu KWH Km 9 4 Y 4 f ,ww rf X Q A- ., u fi L if ,r 3 A 5 sw af ,las 'T' Wm . W. ' 'SU X SCORPIO . . . The Scor mm R mwnfs Jurfmx uw lf: Suu f Imax zz fu ,f'fw-- .- Q . flu' azzfzfmmzl nlzzirzov. If you were born between the dates of October 23 to November 21 you Kurt born Lll1dCIA tli e sign of SCORPIO. Your astral color is Brown. Most lucky day: Tuesday Most lucky month: july Marriage partner: A Taurus native lfriends to cultivate: Taurus, Virgo, and Capricorn natives Your ruling planet: Pluto Your ruling planet, Pluto, imparts to you: Keen observation, love of mystery, suspicious attitudes, nervousness. Those most ready to command . . . . self-disciplined and practical . . and daughters of SCORPIO. One H undred liourteen devoted to progress . those are the sons .I 32..,,,f4..ff nl n ln nl I 1 I I lu Row-j. Carlisle, ml. Parks, AI. C.ir1er, A. Dury, II. Maninn, 'l'. Mndzy, 15, Celuclmi. D. Teuy, R, Smith, li. Zumw, AI. Pogodm Ind Row--l. Dilfilippo, R. Kokoakn. ml. Griffith, C. l'Iermnn, A. Nelson, P. Cnrlivle, R. Podwilm, T. Maneuso, S. Ostryzycki, C. C.1l.1m.iri, O. Payne, M. Pottios 5rd Row--I. Corey, W. Smith, I.. Pnssnrello, C. Cappelli, W.li1Jbertb, M. llebnqlr, W, Pentv, -I. Kline, C. Aglio, M. Gutt- man, T. livingsmn, KI. Underwood, C. W'itn1cyer -hh Row-R. l7J1lSIll1. AI. Rnisbeck. R, Cassati, Al. Wklemn, -I. Lenhart, ul. lfnlbo. Il. Peppel, E. Deluga, li. Moffit, L. Karpiak, A. Ma rek SEASON RECORD Chnrleroi Charleroi Chnrlcroi Chnrlcroi Charleroi Charlcroi Chnrleroi Chnrleroi Charlcroi Churleroi Johnstown 18 . Oliver 0 . Donora 12 .Brownsville 13 . Trinity 6 .North Catholic 0 . Clairton 41 . Monesscn 20 . Monongahcla 6 . Redstone 7 THE COACHING MESSRS. Llfl-., BOOTH, CUR STAFF Rllz, IJECUSTIQR One Hundred Fifteen 1..- oozgam in ormafion I.ine-J. Griffilli, C. Herman, P. Carlisle, C. Calamari, S. OSlFy'Iy'Clil, T. Miineuso, R. Podwilui, M. Guttman I5.iekfield--XV. Roberls, D. Tesly, C. Aglio, A. Nelson, O. Payne GRID STANDINGS BIG SIX CONI IiRIiNCli W L T Pet. Brownsville . 0 0 1.000 Brownsville Glmrleroi . 2 0 .600 Cliarleroi Monessen . .. 2 0 .600 Donora Donorn . ,. . ...... 3 0 .400 Monessen Redstone 3 0 .400 Redstone Monongahela ...,.. S 0 .000 Monongahela ALI.-BIG SIX CONITERFNCIQ-FIRST TEAM Pos. Player Seliool F Ron Podwikn ...., Chnrleroi T Tom Mnncuso ..... Charleroi G Kenny Davis . ....,.,,,. Donorn C Steve Garbnn ,.,. ...... B rownsville G Elmer Croftelieek . ., ..... Redstone T Denny Troyehnk ..., ....... M onessen I' Buck Grover ., ...... Brownsville B Mel Mills , ..,,......,.. Monessen B -Ierry Power ,. . . ....... Monongaluela B Don Bartolomueei .. . ..,....,.,,,. Brownsville B Andy Sepsi . .. .,.... ........ ............. B r ownsville Coach of the year . , ,.,.., .. ...Warner Fritseh, Brownsville Other Cougars honored: Pat Carlisle and Arnold Nelson ................ .... ................ S e cond Team jimmy Kline, Curt Calamari, Maury Guttman, and Otto Payne . ,.,,. . One H undred Sixteen Honorable Mention ALL GAMES XV . ,, 9 5 S .4 3 L T Pet. I 0 .900 4 0 600 5 0 .500 5 0 .500 6 0 .400 6 0 .353 :K WI' QJ' .1 4551-T , si xifvffyi' X sm Q63 .J I V+, an fs ali: 4 :Q , Qs A gt? K, E .. ..:' M I L. 3 if J E ex- , -' ' B? 4 m I x 8' , X K y I 9 Gi i?gO 'iXR t V wx I it Y sv ' ' , .Z Q 'W' ' A ', Wy ,, 4 A SNK fy ,Q A Ng x M R J' efgvwglfim sf x ' ' W Y Q . ui fx LX f f'iQx?f:.MiK?'35'2x 1 F' wif W' uaraifg Z?oz5Lefgaf Z nr Kneeling'--D. Paterline, M. Guttman, R. Podwika, C. Aglio, D. Testy, M. Shuback Slamling-M. Pottios, O. Payne. G. Schoener, R, lioda The CH-S. eagers had a mediocre season this year, and for the first time in eight years had more losses thin wins Q9-135. But the record doesn't tell the whole story. The boys can be proud of their good, clean playing of the game of their never give up attitude, and of doing the best they could. The Cougars' lean season can be attributed greatly to their lack of height. Another contributing factor against C.l-LS. success was the loss of playmaker, Maury Guttman at mid-season. This year's team was coached by Henry Pennline who did an admirable job. Carl Aglio and Ronald ' Chubby Podwika were the eo-captains. Charleroi Charleroi Charleroi Charleroi Charleroi Charleroi Charleroi Charleroi Charleroi Charleroi Charleroi Charleroi Charleroi Charleroi Charleroi Charleroi Charleroi Charleroi Charleroi Charleroi Charleroi Charleroi SEASON RECORD Charleroi won 9-lost 13 German Tovi nship South Union Homestead Elizabeth Canonsburg Uniontown McKeesport Rankin Clairton Glassport Monongahela Brownsville Bellmar California Monesesen Donora Monongahela Brownsville Bellmar California Monessen Donora Pos I: I: C C1 G SECTION S-A WPIAL ALL-STARS FIRST i1'lfAM SECOND 'I'1iAM PIII-1'l'l' Srlmnl Pax. Plzlj wr Buck Grovcr Brownsville If Tony Crisi Don Burke Monongnlicln I' Tom Snxc Roger HOU CLlIIfOI'l1ILl C Bob Hewitt Ifrnic Lglttanvio Moncsscn C1 Sam Scrgi Dan Tcsty Cliarlcroi G Gene Massnri Honorable Mention for Chnrlcroi-Ron Podwikn. Mike Sliulunck, Maury Guttrngin SECTION 5-A XVPIAL I5INAI. STANDINGS Won Lost Pct. Moncsscn . 12 0 1.000 Brownsville .... 7 S :SS3 California ,,,, ,. 6 6 .500 Charleroi . . . S 7 .417 Monongnhcln , S 7 .417 Donorn . . 4 8 .3 3 3 Bcllmar 3 9 .250 SIIXYUU! Moncwscn CLlIIf:lll'l1ILl Moncsscn Bcllmnr DOIIOFLI zfmiozf' lliuuifg gcwgefgaf SE ASON RECORD Clmrlcroi 46 7,,.,.,. Charleroi 64 Charleroi 58, ,, Charleroi 44 ..,..,,. Clharleroi 43 Charleroi 46 ,,,,,,,, c:l1.ll'lCI'0l 38 Charlcroi 45 ,,,.., . Charleroi 46 Charleroi 53- Charleroi 37 Cfharleroi 523, ,, Charleroi 34 Clmrleroi 57.. , Charlcroi 42 ,,,,,,,, Charleroi 43 ,,,,, . -- Cliarleroi 38 Charleroi 45 , , Clliarleroi Z7 Charleroi 53, , Cliarleroi 35 Charlcroi 38 , M ...,, ,,,A-----,,,f- ----f' fff,--v- V - -- W Charleroi won 19 - lost 3 German Township South Union Homestead Elizabeth Canonsburg Uniontown Melieesport Rankin Clairton Glassport Monongahela Brownsville Bellmar California Monessen Donora Monongahela Brownsville Bel l mar California Monessen Donora s like Kneeling-F. Moffit, lf. Miller, C. Cnppelli, S. Ostryzycl-ci, R. Smith Standing-ll. Baker, li. Wood, QQ. Wilmeycr, R. Armstrong, M. Pottioa One H undred Twenty Wfeafgng In Row' gl. Ilil'il'ppo. -I. Nlclfccly, -I. liucklmll. I.. XVUUQ1, CI Hu'm.m, :X. Uurv. XY. Hrrmnn. -I. lfull IL I5 Crm nd Row--jl. Manixm, ll. Shcplmrd, -I. Rnisbsck, A. Slcmk, A. Zuk.1uck.1w, A. Nclwn, 'lf NI.1m'uw I llmnr 1 In llacflcin rd Row -A. CQ.1l.nulm, C, AICQXJHII, bl, chilli, CQ. lhguc, l'. Blltfkllllll, -I. l'.n'ks. I. liliuu, XIV. limxllu, 1 ' ' ' H, kx'l'lUl1, lx lxwls, Al. Allcn, R. fllk.lllCk.lX, SEASON RIKIURU Chwlcroi 13 , NWnyncsbu1'g Cllmrlcroi I2 . , , Mnplctown Clmx'lc1'oi 3 I , XY'.lSI1il1gIOl1 Clmrlcroi 21 ..... .. . Gcrnmn Twp. Cl1.u'lcroi I9 -lcffcrson Qll1.ll'lUl'0i 35 ..... ..,. C QCl'lTlL'll1 Twp- lll1.ll'lCl'0i li. Maplctown Clmrlcroi 23 Whslmington Clm1'lc1'0i 6 Xvnyncsburg Clmrlcroi 20, , tlcffcrson Clmrlcroi won 3 - lost 7 Scnlli 35 36 22 34 28 22 30 22 39 21 Ci ru 12.64.-.ff lst Row--E. Miller, R. Hough, R. Smith, F. Tokar, E. Uhlman. M. Lococo, T. Livingston Znd Row-Mr. Iiillingham, B. Smeloski, R. Melenyzer, A. Vlanieh, P. Lambert, M. Guttman, T. Parks, A. Kubin, S. Dury, W. Meyer, li. Souply, C. Urbanowicz 5rd Row-W. Burke, j. Lenhart, j. Few, LI. Verklceren, R. Deutsch, J. Gerlnck, K. jenion, C. McCann, C. Cappelli The Charleroi baseball Cougars had a highly successful 1954 season. Winning their section 19 :hampionship was just the beginning for coach Fillingham's boys. In the WPIAL eliminations our champs overcame all opposition right up to the finals. With a heart-breaking loss to Springdale C2-lj Charleroi closed its outstanding season. Congratulations are in order to a great team and to its very capable coach. SEASGN RECORD Charleroi 2 ............................................. Charleroi 9 ....... Charleroi 5 .. Charleroi l 1 ...,,., 10 Charleroi .... . Charleroi 2 S ....... ::'Charleroi 5 :fCharleroi 1 ., ., :i'Charleroi 6 ....., :iCharleroi 11 :P 1 Charleroi . .. . ,..,.....,. .. Charleroi won 12 - lost 1 ii' Section 19 games One Hundred Twenty-two Charleroi 7 ...... ..... Charleroi 7 ...... ..... Centerville Perryopolis Washington North Union Monongahela Perryopolis Donora Monessen California Monongahela Donora Monessen California FINAL STANDINGS--SECTION 19 W. L. Pct. Charleroi 7 1 ,875 California ...... ,,,, S 3 .625 Monessen ,.,....,, ,.,. 3 5 .375 Monongahela ,,..,., ,,,, 3 S ,375 Donora ................,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,. 2 6 .250 WPIAL ELIMINATIONS Charleroi 1 ..............,..... Brownsville 0 Charleroi 12 .... .....,,.,,,...,.. D uquesne 1 Charleroi 1 .....,..,... Bethlehem Joint 0 Charleroi 3 ....................,,..,.,,,,,, Hurst 2 WPIAL FINALS Charleroi 1 ........................ Springdale 2 -MM .b ijl 6l,C lxt Rim --T. llutlgsun, XY. Roberts, ll. l.e.tLl1, R. Henry, ll. Ue.nnlwt'ngi, ,I. lluekltull, 'lf Wliltlnmn 1 Zntl Row-Mr. Iennline, C. SLlI1l.2.Il.l. C. llnllnm, P. liucltltolt, QI. Seliimmel, il. Untlerwoml, ll. liolewtr, -I. Penrirm, Mr linotlt firtl Row-QI. l..lI11l3L'!'I, R. -Ionee, AI. Kline, ll. Griffith, C. Masters, ll. Vnntlermer, W. Darby, M. llelunnr lllwdilfy let Row--M. liuttmnn, D. Tewty, XV, Roberts, R. Arrign, C. Cttppelli, liuekliolt. NW. Meyer, l.. Wtxticl, A. Zultnluckpts Zntl Row-D. l'.tlerline, 'lf Mnncuso, AI. Kline S. ,Cl1erneui, J. Hunter, C. Pnrtliny, j. Ciriffitli, C. Calamari, VV. Sntitlt ird Rnwfhlr. Lee C. Herinnn. S. Ostryvyeki, R. Pntlwikn, C. Aglin, T. Livingston, A. Nelson, Nl. Sliulmek, L. litwrtrelln, Y l. Carlisle, M. Debn.1r, Mrs. Martino 4tl1 Row,-l.. Mmlfy, Cf. llrnwn, li. linlnn, li. Clintplmell, P. Krutv, li. wl.lllCTN, M, Riley, li. SlLll1l.ll'.lL', I7 Cowell One Hundred Twenty-three I if 1+ , I I I l T, I i' I .J W,-v' '78'nn M-S 'Fir' WN Exif P I X 4 S K ,n ' X ., .. - ...Q .v .- AB UT THE SCHOOL SACIITTARIUS . . . 'ffm' ffrlllulrl' fmify of tl lmrxv. If you were born between the dates of November 22 to December 21 you were horn under the sign of SAGITTARIUS. Your astral color is Tan. Most lucky day: Thursday Most lucky month: August Marriage partner: A Gemini native lfriends to cultivate: Gemini, Aquarius, and Libra natives Your ruling planet: Jupiter Your ruling planet, Jupiter, imparts to you: Generosity, checrfulness, extrayagance, ideality, thoughtfulness. Those sure directors over untrodden paths - . . swift to decide . . . are sons and daughters of SACSITTARIUS. Une Hundred Twenty-six Bllflylflllftlll gml of Il'tH', u 1111111 LIl'l'!7l'l' milf: lfn K! 77 ary, L5 Woffter PAT FARHQYQ -IOAN DOUGHFRTY AND PEGGY LFE L The Christmas program is always a high- light of the student assemblies. This year's presentation was no exception. Presented jointly by the vocal music de- partment under the direction of Miss Mc- Cague and the speech department under the direction of Mrs. Caruso, the program told a beautiful and sacred story of jesus on His third birthday. Mary, His Mother by A. C. Martens had the following cast of characters: Ruth ,,......,,,.,.,.. .. .. ,,,,.... Patricia Farley Hannah .,..., . .. Joan Dougherty Mary ...,.....,. .,..,..,.. Peggy Lee Elizabeth .,.............. ,,.... P atrieia Brown Angel .. .......,,., ,,.,..,..,............. A Iudy Hunter Scene: Mary's home in Nazareth up Time: The third birthday of the child Jesus. Afternoon The final, touching scene of Mary, His Mother. Part of the chorus which interspersed the story with beautiful Christmas songs. One Hundred Twenty-seven VL Oddemfcmce of mericcm gicfwcafion W ln observance of American Education Week fNovember 7-131 Charleroi High School held open house Monday, November 8, 1984. This consisted of an assembly pro- gram in the auditorium, a tea in the home economics rooms, and parent visitations and conferences with the teachers in the home- rooms. livery teacher participated in the event. Upwards of S00 parents attended: thus making the program a huge success. The assembly program centered around the theme of American Education Week- Ciood Schools Are Your Responsibility. Special note was made of Veterans Day. The committee in charge was headed by Mr. Caruso as chairman, and included Miss Barnum, Miss Tombaugh, and Miss Hrivnak, XVallace Hodge, one of' the narralnrs The stage crew setting up the final Madonna, in the Hawaiian sequence qCCnC-t,-il-,UIC to the Wm- dead. Une llunmlrcd Twenty-eight are On, ,xgmerican gymcafion me oan and Jim as Mr. :mel Mrs. telling us of the The liarcl-working stage crew--Bill Timlin. Tom parents, responsibilities to the schools. Wilkinson, Bill Popownink, Alfred Horn. X N 1 .Beverly Lielmko in the Korean sequence, Anne Moore Conn as Miss Liberty in singing Ave MllFlQl.,, The New Colossus number Une Hu mlrecl Twen ty-nine .1 The Trio, liuvcrly, l,.ll'i.l and Ann, The Antrim Burc.1u gave LIS Happy nmlxing close harinony. Dingle. M.n'y Ann Mnrrucci in hcl' famous Dianne Carson dclightcd uw with her p.nnon1iinc nunihcr, wry popular dance. f Adrian Slcmk, huhhlc-gum and ull. doing n The Antrim Burcalu again with their Victor I5or'c. Ncovolitnn sin 'ers and dancers. B P Bw HI W dv-,.4N,... . i s jacugy ionic ,i..ul. Mr. Glunt, looking Carefree and happy. Mr. and Mrs. C. enjoying the great outdoors. Early in September, before the time of tests, grades, pink slips, and many other tasks, the faculty had a picnic. It was held at Redd's Beach after school. Those who attended, and there were many, had a wonderful time. There was plenty to eat-fried chicken, fresh corn, good hot coffee, ice cream, cake, etc. After the eats the faculty participated in games-softball and volley ball. We have some experts on our faculty-just like professionals. The next day-school, as usual. If you can't make it out, the sign says UG tb ,, Th . 1 . f t Mr. Cantoni, just like a Mr. and Mrs. Hicks and Mrs. Caruso a a c. e nice eo c in ron , , , are Mig Colvin and Nlfr ppcnnline king on a throne. in a small conference of their own. if in 1, .. 1 -at r Q f , 1. I ,Q Q r 4 l ,,5,j.. li J 'T Wifi P aft, 7? if is 1' .ity Mcczifiona Q10 5 Ilic vm'.1l1on.1l courscs for girls in- cluilu lkklllly .mil l10l11Cl11Lllill1g. Tlx: liumcnmleing dcpartmcnl inclualcs both k'0UlilI1g .mal sewing. CLI l.S. is imlccd prcpiring thc fulurc. Nd Miss Scinbicn supervising Q1 shampoo job All this-to bc beautiful. The sewing mncliinc girls. Not cxnctly Iikc Dio1 s, but it will do. Thu test of ll1c pudding--ycssir, they l up to Uno llumlrcnl Thirty-two what tllcy cools. X6 Mcafionaf M5 The vocational courses for boys con- sit of machine shop, electric shop, general shop, and drafting. These courses serve as preparation for the life work of many of the students. Mr. Hughes just making sure it's being done right. I hope they know what they are doing. They keep busy in the electric shop. Looks like time out for eoke,' Mr. Cahill seeing that all is in order. One Hundred Thirty-three 00 Ln' Ln on ome 0 e 01515845 OZ' L- ' 1 Cf This looks like ll elrm in solid geometry. Gee, I wonder what all those figurese are. The one with glasses is Mr. Shriver, the lieiul man in 208. Sewing, weaving, emhroiclery-it's .ill part of the Looks like ii study period, well, partly anyway. l10lUClULllill1g course. Thnr's Mrs. Martino showing her gym class And this is Mr. Chcti's gym class Walking how it is done. across rhe floor the hard way. - Three big wheels- Bill and his shadow Ron, Bob, Alex. fcninern. that ish. 14515 Mann eifzoof The mywtery is-who tied Dorothy to the They are looking up nt Bill in room 206 as flagpole? hangs out the window to take this picture. XVontler why he's laughing while the others help Cutting out decorations for last themselves to the money? yC1ll 9 Alunior Prom. 2 J! 7 . . . 08:5 0 A8 6LlfLC!Z:5 Time out for the sponsor's photo- graph. This lovely picture was taken at the heauty culture Sleigh Dance which has become Ll Il'.lLlll'iOll.ll Christ- mas dance sponsored by the beauty culture girls. Miss Seinhicn w.1s per- suguled to pose in the sleigh. Cleo Rice being crowned queen of the Sleigh Dance. ller escort is George l,llli.1N. C.ll.S. students just love jean dances, Slop Hops, and .ill those crazy, mad dances they do. 1- lt must be .1 tense moment nt the footlmll game. Cheerleaders sitting this one out. Our boy, Bill, is on tlie junior liigli gym floor looking up ns -loc, Terry, and Carl decorate for the Junior Prom. Rosenury, Virginia, Miss Gregg, and lxflklfllll at the junior class lmsketlmll refreseliment concession. One Hundred Thirty-seven just before the Cinirton game. High-stepping Chorus line captains M.1ncuso and Podwikn introduce the Ed. Swendner and part of the hand help members of the team. out with .1 tune or two. R'-. Un our Side of the stage there iw cheering And in the balcony there is more cheering on the main floor. One Hundred Thirty-eight And now that you have seen what is written in the stars, it is well to remember these lines from Slmkespenre: Men nt some time are m.1ste1's of their fates: The fault, dear Brutus, is not in our StLll'S. But in ourselves, that we are undcrlings. One lluntlretl Thirty-nine Aglio, Carl Altobelli, Robert Anderson, Kenneth Arrigo, Ralph Babirad, Betty Baka, Joseph Bankovich, Mildred Barcelona, Jack Beck, Michael Benessi, Mary Ellen Beres, George Bongiorno, Alfred Brandtner, Valentine Brown, Alice Brown, Donna Brown, Patricia Buberniak, Vladimir Bujanowski, Bernard Burgess, Howard Byers, Wayne Cahill, james Calamari, Curtis Calcek, Margaret Cap, Ronald Capella, Arlene Carlisle, Richard Carroll, Diane Chambers, Edgar Chasko, Paul Cherocci, Shirley Christie, Carolyn Clements, George Coleman, George Columbine, Charles Conn, Anne Moore Corey, -I a mes Crabb, Donna Rae Crow, Dixie Lee Crowl, Barbara Curl, Terry Lee Davenport, Shirley Debnar, Michael Delsandro, Emery Demeter, Richard DeVentura, Ilene Devigne, Margaret Y. Dewar, Judith One Hundred Forty enior ,xgcfiuilfiea Football 10, 11, 12, Basketball 10, 11, 12, Baseball 10, 11, 12, Homeroom Chairman 10, 11, 12, President Junior Class, Varsity Club 11, 12, President Varsity Club ll Stage Crew 12 Football 10, 11, 12, Varsity Club 12 Girl's Chorus 10, 11, Caritas Club 10, 11, 12 A. V. A. 10 Caritas Club 11, 12, Bowling 12, Chess Club12, Class Play W'restling 10, 11, Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 12, Boys' Ensemble 10, 11, Varsity Club 11 A Cappella Chorus 10, 11, Caritas Club 10, 11, 12, A. V. A. 10, Mixed Chorus 11, Bowling 10, 11, Stage Crew 12 A. V. A. 11, 12, Bowling 12, Caritas Club 12, Pep Club 12, Cougar Courier 12, Stage Crew 12 Caritas Club 10, 11, Cougar Courier 10, Forensics 10, Pep Club 11, Majorette 11, 12, Cougar Memoir 11, 12, Band 12, Class Play Stage Crew Bowling 10, Band 10, 11, 12, Forensics 11, 12 Football 10, 11, 12, Basketball 10, Baseball 10, W'restling 11, Homeroom Chairman 10, 11, 12, Varsity Club 12 Business Staff 12 Cougar Courier 10, Pep Club 11, 12, Chorus 10 Football 10, 11, 12, Baseball 10, Varsity Club 12, Wrestliiig 10, 11 Football 10, Key Club 11, Cougar Courier 11, Stage Crew Cheerleader 11, 12, Varsity Club 11, 12, Pep Club 11, 12 A.V.A. 10, Band 10, 11, 12, Business Staff 12 Cougar Memoir 11, 12, Editor of Cougar Memoir 12, Girls' Chorus 10, 11, 12, Mixed Ensemble 11, 12, Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 12, Class Play, Home- room Chairman 10, 11, 12 Mixed Ensemble 11, 12, Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 12, Key Club 11, 12, Foren- sics 11, 12, Football Manager 10, 11, 12, Wrestliiig 11, Boys' Chorus 10, 11, 12, Class Play, Varsity Club 12 Caritas Club 10, 11, 12 Girls' Chorus 12, Bowling 10, 12, Mixed Chorus 12 Business Staff 12 Band 10, 11, 12, Dance Band 11, 12 Mixed Ensemble 11, Track 11, 12, Football 11, 12 Homeroom Chairman 10, 11, 12 Bowling 12, Class Play Girls Cho1'us 10, Business Staff 12 Mixed Chorus 11, 12, Pep Club 12 Mixed Chorus 11, 12, Pep Club 12 DiFilippo, Christine Dolan, Esther Dooley, Michael Dougherty, Joan L. Dujordan, Rosemarie Ehko, Fred Erbe, Liesel Estaque, Estelle Fabian, Barbara Falcone, Anthony Famularo, Rosalie Farley, Patricia Fedor, Elizabeth Fekula, Patricia Fordanish, Thomas Fowkes, Donna Faye Gallagher, James Garratt, Neal Gaskill, Arthur Gatalica, George Gennaula, Charles Gersna, Julia Gesler, Margaret Gillon, Clara Jane Goldenberg, Richard Graham, Mary Ann Gray, Robert Griffith, James Haeflein, Fred Hager, William Hall, Tillie Ann Hamer, Marilyn Hayduk, Nancy Helterbran, Earlene Henry, Dorothy Hodge, Wallace Dwi Holman, Nancy Hopkins, Donald Hopton, Norman F. Horan, Nancy Horn, Alfred C. Horn, Frank Hugus, Donna Hunter, Judy Johns, Virginia Jones, Thomas ght enior ,fgclfiuifiea Caritas Club 11, 12, Pep Club 11, 12, Business Staff 12 Pep Club 11, Mixed Chorus 11, 12 Cougar Memoir 11, 12, Girls' Chorus 10, 11, 12, Mixed Ensemble 12, Girls' Trio 10, 11, 12, Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, Class Play Band 10, ll, 12 Business Staff 12 A.V.A. 10, 11, 12, Band 10, 11, 12, Class Play A.V.A. 11, 12 Business Staff 10, 11, 12, Cougar Memoir 11, 12, Pep Club 11, 12 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, A.V.A. 10, 11, 12, Cougar Memoir 11, 12, Cougar Courier 10, 11, Girls' Chorus 10, Class Play Cougar Courier 10, 11, 12, Pep Club 11, 12, Homeroom Chairman 10, 11, 12, Class Play, Business Staff 12 Band 10, 11, 12, Girls' Chorus 10, 11, 12, Business Staff 12, Mixed Ensem- ble 11, 12, Mixed Chorus 12 Bowling 12 Pep Club 12, Girls' Chorus 12, Usher 12 Football 10, Basketball 10, Homeroom Chairman 10, 11, 12, Sophomore Class President Bowling 12 Bowling 10, 11, Caritas Club 10, 11, 12 Caritas Club 12 Football 10, 11, 12, Track 10, 11, 12, Varsity Club 11, 12 Homeroom Chairman 10, 11, 12, Key Club 10, 11, 12, Wrestling 12 Wrestling 10, 11, 12, Varsity Club 10, 11, 12 Bowling 10, Girls' Chorus 12 Mixed Chorus 10, 11, Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12 Orchestra 10, 11, Cougar Courier 12 Bowling 10, Forensics 11, 12, Class Play Class Play Homeroom Chairman 10, 11, 12, Cougar Courier 10, 11, 12, Cougar Memoir 11, 12, Forensics 11, 12, President of Forensics 12, Class Play, Key Club 10, 11, 12, Varsity Debate 11, 12 Pep Club 11 Cougar Memoir 12, Forensic Club 11, 12, Key Club 11, 12, Varsity Debate 11, Bowling 10, Caritas Club 10, Stage Crew Wrestling 10, 11, Forensics 11, 12, Chorus 10, 11, 12, Key Club 10, 11, 12, Varsity Club 10, Track Manager 10, 11, Varsity Debate 11, 12 Bowling 12 Caritas Club 10, 11, Pep Club 11, 12, Cheerleader 11, 12, Class Play, Varsity Club 11, 12 Pep Club 11, 12, A.V.A. 11, 12, Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, Business Staff 11, 12, Caritas Club 10, Forensics 12, Bowling 12 Band 10 One Hundred Forty-one J-QF1 1 Mancuso, Thomas Joris, Donna Kaye, Kathleen King, Robert W. Kite, Robert Klamoriclc, Bernadine Klimo, Joseph Kline, James Kondratik, Olga Koons, Shirley Kornosky, Ronald Kossol, Joan Kovach, John Kruczek, Joseph Kruell, Joan Kruppa, Joanna Kubic, Alexander Kubin, Andrew Lal-Iue, Thomas Lang, Richard LeClair, August Lee, Margaret Ann Lewis, Evan Linderman, Kenneth Lisovich, Frank Lisz, Carole Livingston, Terry Lorenzi, Clarinda Lovett, Joann Lundy, Wilma Manik, Maryann Martinko, Rupert M. Martucci, Mary Ann Mathieu, Elaine McFcely, Jack McMillen, Violet Meli, Audrey Meyer, William Milchovich, Helen Milkent, Sonya Miller, Edward L. Monack, Edwin Moody, Robert Moyer, Emilie Daria Mudrak, Helen B. Murphy, Kenneth Nahar, Barbara Nandor, Patricia One Hundred Forty-two enior .xgclfiuified Business Staff 12 Mixed Chorus 11, 12, Pep Club 11, 12, Business Staff 12 Stage Crew Pep Club 11, Caritas Club 12 Football 10, 11, 12, Track 11, 12, Wrestling Manager 10, 11, 12, Varsity Club 11, 12 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, Pep Club 11, 12, Business Staff 11, 12 Usher 10, Homeroom Chairman 10, 11, 12 Band 10, ll, 12, Chess Club 12 Girls' Chorus 10, 11, 12, Mixed Ensemble 11, 12, Business Staff 11, 12: Trio 10, 11, 12, Pep Club 11 Mixed Ensemble 10, 11g Mixed Chorus 11 Homeroom Chairman 10, 11, 12, Business Staff 11 11, 12, Pep Club 11,12 Band 10, 11, 12, Dance Band 10, 11, 12, Orchestra Band 10, 11, 12 Orchestra 10 Band 2, Orchestra 10, 11, Key Club 10, Band 10, 11, 12, Dance Band 10, 11, 12, Orchestra Homeroom Chairman 10, 11, 12, Secretary of Class 12, Pep Club 11, Caritas Club 10, 11, Class Play Wrestling 10, 11, 12, Varsity Club 12 Caritas Club 12, Football 10, 11, Boys' Ensemble 11, Mixed Ensemble 11 Pep Club 11, 12, Caritas Club 12, A.V.A. 11, 12 Football 10, 11, 12, Baseball 10, 11, 12 Bowling 10 Pep Club 12, Library Club 12, Cougar 12 1 12, Caritas Club 10. 10 Mixed Ensemble 12 10, 11, 12 12, Majorette 10, 11, Football 10, 11, 12, Wrestling 10, 11, 12, Varsity Club 11, 12 Caritas Club 11, 12 Bowling 10 Tri-Hi-Y 10, Cougar Courier 10, 11, 12, Editor of Cougar Courier 12, Class Play, Caritas Club 10, 11, 12, Forensics, Fishing Club 12 Homeroom Chairman 10, 11, 12, Girls' Chorus 10, Caritas Club 10, Majorette 11, 12, Business Staff 12 Girls' Chorus 10, 11, 12 Band 10, 11, 12, Key Club 10, 11, 12, President of Key Club 12, Varsity Club 11, 12, Baseball 10, 11, 12, Class Play, Mixed Ensemble 10, 11, 12, Dance Band 10, 11, 12 Tri-Hi-Y 10 Band 10, 11, 12, Dance Band 10, 11, 12, Trumpet Trio 10, 11 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, Cougar Courier 10, Girls' Chorus 10, 11, 12 Forensics 10, Girls' Chorus 10, 11, 12, Mixed Ensemble 11, 12, Mixed Chorus 11, 12, Caritas Club 11, Pep Club 11 Band 10, 11, 12, Drum Major Bowling 10, Business Staff 12, Stage Crew Homeroom Chairman 10, 11, 12, Class Play Neda, Ruth Nelson, Arnold Nelson, Donald Niccolai, William Novak, Joann Oglethorpe, David Pancook, Rosemary Pardiny, Charlene Passarello, Louis Paterline, Dan Payton, James Pearson, Joseph Pendo, James Pesi, Ector Pivovarnik, John Platts, Sandra Podwika, Donald Podwika, Ronald Popowniak, William Porreca, Leo Poteray, Eleanor Price, Jacqueline Price, William Procko, Martha Quinlivan, Linda Sue Raisbeck, Donna M. Ramoski, Alice Raymond, Sophia Reabe, Howard Redd, Beverly Reynard, Donald Reynolds, Florence Reynolds, Kay Rossi, Robert Roy, Robert Russo, Charles Russo, Santi Rutherford, Arnold Sadler, Rhoda Samec, Joyce Sampler, Joseph Saunders, Ruth Savarno, Edward Schoener, Joseph Semich, Dorothy Sewell, John Shuback, Mike Simon, Francis Sismondo, Milton Slezak, Adrian enior Jgcfiuified Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, Caritas Club 11, 12, Business Staff 11 Football 10, 11, 12, Wrestling 10, 11, 12, Varsity Club 11, 12, Senior Class President Chorus 10, 11, 12 Caritas Club 10 12, Pep Club 11, 12, Business Staff 11, 12 Cheerleader 11, 12, Business Staff 11, 12, Varsity Club 11, 12, Pep Club 11, 12 Wrestling 10, 11, Football 11, 12, Varsity Club 12, Class Play Basketball 10, 11, 12, Varsity Club 12, Homeroom Chairman 10, 11, 12 Track 11, 12 Bowling 10, Wrestling 11 Band 10, 11, 12, Homeroom Chairman 10, 11, 12 Forensics 10, Cougar Courier 11, 12, Chess Club 12 President of Varsity Club, Homeroom Chairman 10, 11, 12, Football 10, 11, 12, Basketball 10, 11, 12 Photographer, Cougar Memoir 10, 11, 12, A.V.A. 10, 11, 12, Stage Crew Chorus 10 Pep Club 11, 12, Caritas Club 11, 12, A.V.A. 12, Library Club 12, Business Staff 11, 12 Business Staff 12 Forensics 10, Caritas Club 10, 11, 12, Cougar Courier 10, 11, 12, Chess Club, Library Club 12 Cougar Courier 10, Girls' Ensemble 11, 12, Girls' Chorus 10, 11, 12, Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12 Business Staff 11, 12, Pep Club 11, 12, Homeroom Chairman 12 Business Staff 11, 12, Pep Club 11, 12 Girls' Chorus 11, 12, Caritas Club 12, Girls' Ensemble 12, Mixed Chorus 11, 12, Business Staff 12 Key Club 10, 11, 12, Band 10, ll Cougar Courier 11, 12, Caritas Club 12 Business Staff 11, 12 Baseball Manager 10, A.V.A. 10, 11, 12 Caritas Club 10, 11, 12, Tri-Hi-Y 12, Business Staff 12, Pep Club 10 Chorus 10, 11, 12 Baseball 10, 11, 12, Basketball 10, 11, 12, A.V.A. Club 10, 11, 12 Key Club 10, 11, 12, Homeroom Chairman 10, 11, 12, Band 10, 11,12, Wrestling 11, Track 11, 12, Class Play One Hundred Forty-three Smith, Jan Rae Smith, William Soderholm, Karen Stone, Rayna Mae Stranko, Eleanor Sudor, Diana Susick, Mary Ann Todd, Albert Todd, Ronald Tomayko, Donald Tonarelli, Ferdinand Tonkovich, Gladys Traversari, Sylvia Uhall, Patricia Urbanowicz, Charles Verkleeren, Edward Voytish, Dorothy D. Waggoner, Virginia Waryanka, Anne Wentzel, Janet Wick, Ruth Wickerham, William Withers, Robert Wood, Leslie Zukauckas, Anthony Zuraw, Larry One Hundred Forty-four enior ,,!4CfLl!LfL26 Girls' Chorus 11, 12 Caritas Club 10 12 Business Staff 10 12 Pep Club 12g Orchestra 11 Tri H1 Y 10 Football 10, 11, 12 Bisketball 10 11 Varsity Club 12 A V A 12 Girls' Chorus 10, 11 Mixed Chorus 11 Mixed Ensemble 12 Stage Crew Mixed Chorus 11, Cougar Courier 12 Caritas Club 12 Caritas Club 10, Girls Chorus 12 Caritas Club 10, 11 Cougar Courier ll 12 Band 10,11, 12 Library Club 12 Bowling 10, Girls' Chorus 12 Track 10, Baseball Mmager 11 12 Baseball 10, 11, 12 Girl's Chorus 10, Pep Club 10 11 12 Caritas Club 11 12 Bowling 123 Caritas Club 12 Girls' Chorus 10, 11 12 Mixed Chorus 10 11 12 Wrestling 10, 11, 12 Varsity Club 11 12 Class Treasurer 12 Wrestling 10, 11, 12 Track 10 Band 10, 11, 12, Orchestra 10 .14 lfLf0gl 6Ll9 L5 One Hundred Forty-five O HL CHARLEROI PLANT OF CORNING GLASS WORKS Extends Best Wishes to the Class of 1955 You are invited fo visif CORNING GLASS CENTER IN CORNING, NEW YORK To see the world's most skillful glass blowers and engravers at work: the magnificent Museum of Glassp the 200-inch telescope disc and many other scientific and industrial exhibits. Open daily except Monday. 9:30 A.M. to 5230 P.M. CORNING GLASS Works ' CORNING, N. Y. 1851-1955 104 years of making better glass better and more useful ll1GI'CLl Forty-six COMPLIMENTS OF CHARLEROI HOTEL COLLINS REALTY COMPANY Real Estate - General Insurance 413 Fallowfield Ave. Phone HU 3-6800 CHARLEROI, PENNA. DEMETER MOTORS DeSOTO - PLYMOUTH 141-143 McKean Avenue CHARLEROI, PENNA. Phone HUdson 3-4790 JOHN J. DEMETER Phone HU 3-6558 COMPLIMENTS DOWN-STATE FINANCE OF THE CORP. DIAZ SERVICE STATION ROBERT B. ROBINSON, Manager 407 Fallowfield Ave. CHARLEROI, PA. COMPLIMENTS OF GEZZERS PHARMACY CHARLEROI PHARMACY EASTON'S PHARMACY FOGELS DRUG STORE FEUSTER'S BEAUTY SALON AND SCHOOL 313 Fifth Ave. CHARLEROI, PA. Phones HU 3-2221 - 3--2331 G. I. Approved One Hundred F COMPLIMENTS OF THE PRINCESS SHOP Hardware For Cutlery GRANT AND BLISS CHARLEROI, PA. K' f7'7 ILLEIKS IMIW CHARLEROI, PA. KIRK 81 CLARK CHARLEROI, PA. 421 McKean Avenue 420 Fallowfield Avenue Piece Goods Accessories House Furnishings Toys ONE HOUR MARTINIZING The Most In Dry Cleaning We Specialize In One Hour Cleaning and Also In Evening Gowns 528 McKean Avenue Charleroi, Pa. HU 3-8036 COMPLIMENTS OF THE NEW REGO'S RESTAURANT One H undrcd Forty-eight NEW J.I.B. RESTAURANT Air Conditioned Jack and Lou Roth, Owners Food At Its Best Dial HU 3-8062 519 FALLOWFIELD AVENUE CHARLEROI, PA. TWEED'S, INCORPORATED The store where friends meet. Known for quality merchandise, fair prices, good service Opposite G. C. Murphy CHARLEROI, PA. COMPLIMENTS OF PEOPLE'S FIRST NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Member of Federal Reserve System Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Phone HU 3-2841 ZEIDMAN Complete Home Furnishings 612-614 Fallowfield Ave. CHARLEROI, PA. COMPLIMENTS OF LlCHTER'S FURNITURE IRWIN LICHTER, '21 FIRST NATIONAL BANK CHARLEROI CHARLEROI, PENNSYLVANIA 1152 Paid on Savings Accounts Deposits Insured Up to 510,000.00 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member Federal Reserve System One Hundred Forty-nine A A me 'HL :E .,.,1,s,... ,A --in 'EE-Nw ,z fi 5:1-EW'-531225 gi iq I! ff ff Zin QQ? ,fi!1!!'...::!-v 3 .4 ff fffffff' ., X Xfcy X f ,4 if f I Z5 , ! ff nf 14 f y 'f fy M my ff nf ii, I, , f ,ff 4 iff, ,ff f I' 255 131.41 ,Q ,Ziff f Qfw f 7:2 'flfvevigw - ' A ' wif , f HI.:-I III., i,4' if 7 ,av 1 , gy, 64 ' ' QL :g'g,5E'li'1q-Ili--uw,.. ' , f?1 '--2 1' Mziifeaitilv ,,::1gQ:eWsK:' A ' - 111:12 Q 4 --. M M, , ,Y 0 , 3. 1 :rw 1x - I W ,i ' 1,4 2, 1 1 ' ' . M ,ml f X f 11,4 I f I ,W Qwwawb Qwdiry, IW y 61 N . IUC . Pwmim WWW OUR COMPLETE SERVICE WILL SOLVE YOUR YEARBOOK PROBLEMS. 7 BMW, 'I'I-IE CANTON ENGRAVING 81 ELECTROTYPE COMPANY 410 3RD. STREET S.E., CANTON, OHIO One I4IumIrcaI Fifty CHARITY GOODWILL CARITAS CLUB KINDNESS BENEVOLENCE PLEASANT VALLEY FLORIST CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 55 THOS. H. and WILDA A. SANDERS Owners Fifth Street Extension Dial HU 3-7540 Chorleroi, Po. COMPLIMENTS OF MIGHT'S BOOK STORE 509 McKean Avenue CHARLEROI, PA. COMPLIMENTS OF CONTl'S PHOTO SUPPLY Fastest' Film Service In The Valley CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1955 FRANK'S Mews sHoP For Young Men and Men Who Stay Young T. J. CONT! 531 McKean Ave. Chorleroi, Po. CHARLEROI, PA. CProsper and Frank Gillil One Hundred Fifty-one COMPLIMENTS OF MODERN SHOE REPAIRING U Invisible Half Soling Is A Specialty You've Tried The Rest Now Try The Best COMPLIMENTS OF RILEY'S SERVICE STATION 750 Lincoln Avenue NORTH CHARLEROI, PA. COMPLIMENTS or MON - VALLEY ESSO SERVICE STATION coMPuMENTs or ROSENBERG FURS CHARLEROI, PA. PARTEZANA'S ACCORDION and MUSIC BEST WISHES CENTER To THE Specializing in Accordion and Guitar Lessons Instruments Sold Call HUdson 3-5901 321 Fallowfield Ave. Charleroi SENIOR CLASS SPENCER'S GARAGE For Your Graduating Suit See PETE'S TAILOR SHOP 208 Fourth Ave. CHARLEROI, PA. ROBERT'S RESTAURANT Monongahela Valley's Leading Restaurant Jack and Lou Roth, Owners Air Conditioned For Your Comfort 521 McKean Avenue CHARLEROI, PA. ndred lsifty-two COMPLIMENTS OF THE Charleroi Supply Company BUILDER S SUPPLIES LUMBER MILL WORK SECOND smear AND P R R CHARLEROI, PA. Iftyr COMPLIMENTS OF JACK'S BEAUTY SALON JOHN N. DIAZ Proprietor JENKINS FLORAL SHOPPE Louis ASSENAT, Prop. Flowers Teleg rophed Everywhere Store-303 McKean Avenue Phone HUdson 3-4511 Greenhouse-Second 81 Oakland Phone HUdson 3-4922 CHARLEROI, PA. COMPLIMENTS or LANE PRINTING SERVICE Over 17 Years Service To Chcirleroi Business Phone HUdson 3-4721 AL LANDRIN'S FLOWER SHOPPE 600 McKean Ave. CHARLEROI, PA. GEO. A. LUKAS CLEANERS One-Hour 618 McKean Ave. Shirt-Service Dial HU 3-3113 Cleaning Done On Premises CQMPLIMENTS or M A I L PUBLISHING CO. CHARLEROI, PA. COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS McCHESNEY TIRE SERVICE OF 320 Fcllowfield Ave. CHARLEROI, PA. Tire Experts in the Tire Business MAY-STERN 8t CO. One Hundred Fifty-four A L - J A Y S LADIES APPAREL CENTER 530 McKean Ave. Phone HU 3-6871 CHARLEROI, PA. C. S. BATEMAN AGENCY C. S. BATEMAN NICHOLAS E. DIDIK General Insurance 400 Fallowfield Avenue CHARLEROI, PENNSYLVANIA Telephone HU 3-8921 COMPLIMENTS OF THE CHARLEROI SHOE STORES BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 55 BILL'S DRIVE-IN Phone HU 3-4931 CRAVEN FURNITURE CO. Rugs - Carpet-s - Radios - Furniture 402 Fallowfield Ave. CHARLEROI, PA. COMPLIMENTS OF MELLON NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY CHARLEROI OFFICE Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member of Federal Reserve System Cnc Hundred Fifty fxvc COMPLIMENTS or SHURE'S CLOTHING STORE FOR MEN AND BOYS COMPLIMENTS OF BARRY'S CLOTHING STORE FOR MEN SEYMOUR'S JEWELRY THE DIAMOND HOUSE IN CHARLEROI 415 McKean Ave. CHARLEROI, PA. CAMPAGNI'S MARKET Quality Meats and Groceries 201 McKean Avenue CHARLEROI, PENNA. PHONE HU 3-7500 COMPLIMENTS or THE CHARLEROI LAUNDROMAT ALEX F. CARSON Gulf Farm Distributor Gas, Oil, Tires and Batteries Phone HU 3-2891 or Brownsville 61 coMPuMENTs or CHARLEROI MOTOR CO. VaIIey's Newest Studebaker Dealer Complete Lubrication 8. Service Dept. 132 Lincoln Ave. Charleroi, Penna. Phone HUdson 3-2919 One Hundred Fifty-six GILBERTS FOR DIAMONDS gmcr, Feminine Apparel PORTER'S JEWELRY STORE 425 McKean Ave. CHARLEROI, PENNSYLVANIA 502 Followfield Ave. CHARLEROI, PA. Q9 SINCE I893 01-IME B E S T WI S H E S FOR YOUR FUTURE SUCCESS DEE'S RECORD SHOP 522 McKean Ave. Phone HU 3-8082 ANG-ELO'S SHOE SERVICE ANGELO SCIACCA Quality of Service Workmonship Guaranteed Every Job Our Best Up-to-Dcute Methods 403 Followfield Avenue Ono Hundred Ifxfty seven COMPLIMENTS OF THE COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF CHARLEROI WALLEY MOTOR SALES COMPLIMENTS OF G. C. MURPHY COMPANY CHARLEROI, PENNA. PFILE BROS., INC PHONE HU 3-4041 COMPLIMENTS GREEN APPLIANCE STORE OF Authorized Maytag, Norge and Admiral Dealer Admiral and Hallicrafter W O L F ' S Television 615 Fallowfield Avenue CHARLEROI, PA. FINE MEN'S WEAR For The Best in Baked Goods TO THE CLASS OF 55 G Y S E G E M ' S QUALITY BAKERY GOOD LUCK AND GODSPEED FROM Fine Pastries YOUR HIGH SCHOOL 412 Fallowfield Avenue CHARLEROI, PA. FACULTY CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1955 ' FROM THE COUGAR MEMOIR Motto-They build too low who build beneath the highest Colors-Skyline Blue and Silver l Flower-Camellia One Hundred Fifty C7orzff'zufuEzfiorz1 Us UH.: Q f'z4LLfLmfa1 Of 175.5 Cllm Cf' 1955 Ut' gLLi EEEIZ fl IJZECLLLLTE bo iE'LU'E HOL! . . . y NYE A0115 MVS IIZLLI1 COIZfl:llLlE fo do SO. 2646464 Zadie One H undrcd Sixty