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

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1958 volume:

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So make your wish, dream your dreamg then work and make it come true. . 4 asf' lk 'fi , , ' -I' ' '- ' :F . e ' 'H' 5:9 N. --fmgt, -g, M, . 4 ,f , , l 5' . ,tn i. e iijnk. .tQ.uJEi?r. CONT..NTS Opening Section ...... The Faculty ...... The Classes ....... Seniors ........ .... . . ..... We Prouflly Present .Q .... . Senior Activities .... .. Juniors .... Sophomores .... The Activities ...... Athletics ...... . . Advertisements ..,. ff-f- '-n an L ' .. 1 .. 14 28 30 55 59 .. 64 73 82 112 126 owgcw emozfr SENIOR MEMBERS Isl Row M- ll. Rama, 15. Sadler, C. Bailey, Derrico, S. Currie lml Row - I'. Sliannou, C. Nedltfy, Mr. Caruso Qsponsorj, D, Buclila. l.. Canzoni, lf, Mitchell If we of the Cougar Memoir had Aladdin's lamp, what would we wish? We would wish for all good things for you and the school. We would wish for success and happiness to all the seniors and that each will make his mark in this world. We would wish that each will be proud to point to our school as the place where dreams are formed and the place where each worked to make those dreams come true. lfor the juniors and sophomores we would wish pleasant and fruitful years ahead at Cl-LS. We would wish that they would honorably follow the seniors before them. lfor the teachers we would wish continued good health and happiness in performing their won- derful work with the students at C. H. S. We know that they are the Lamp which lights our way. Please accept this Cougar Memoir of 1958 with our wish that it will afford a treasury of memor- ies. Wlieii the vast becomes dim and the soul earns for a bit of rememberinx ma 'ou relive those in Y is H yi ham f, carefree lu 'li school da s. Ma ou look and remember and be 'oung again. l l l P- Y Y Y . . ,And may your dreams and wishes come true. Six , . . L 2,8 Glftgdlf' emoir My --- Co-Editors-in-Chief Carolyn Bailey Linda Cantoni Literary Editors ,, . David Buehta Susan Currie, -Io Anna Derrico, Eleanor Mitchell, Carol Nedley, Bonnie Ransa, Bonnie Sadler, Pearl Shannon Sports Editors , Bruce Janoff Tanya Karpiak, james Roberts -Iunior Members . . Chris Biagini Janet Harris, Kira Leo, Margaret Mason, Virginia Mason. Laurie Stepanian, Elaine Vezzani Adviser . . . ,,,, Mr. Prank Caruso .!gCAlfLOlfUAC!9el'lflfelfLt5 . Mr. C. and co-editors Senior and group pictures . . . , ,,,, Rehula Studio, Charleroi, Pa. junior and sophomore pictures ...,,, Abbie Pictures, Monessen, Pa. All other pictures . .... ..... K foseph Martino Engraving , ....The Canton Engraving SL Electrotype Company, Canton, Ohio Printing ,,,, Monongahela Publishing Company, Monongahela, Pa. Covers .,... The S. K. Smith Company, Chicago, Illinois To all our Advertisers , .. . ,.,. .... ....,,. T l 'rank you JUNIOR MEMBERS lst Row -- Roberts, lf. X,C771ll'li, B. Janoff, Harris, C. Biagini Ind Row - - l.. Stepanian, V. Mason, T. Karpiak, M. Mason, K. Leo Seven xx ! P1 1. Q 1'1'f1iW -V ., ..,,,. p ,yn Memoriam Byard O. Iams With deep sorrow we record the sudden death of Byard O. Iams on Wednesday evening, Decem- ber 18, 1957 of coronary attack. Mr. Iams was a graduate of Washington and Jefferson College where he received both his bachelor and master degrees. He began his teaching career in Gillespie, Pennsylvania in 1922. Mr. Iams came to Charleroi High School in 1929. He taught biology and later chemistry. This year would have been his 29th year at our school. In that time Mr. Iams made a host of friends among the faculty and students. Our school has benefited immensely from his teachingg we shall miss him greatly. Yet, we know that his work will continue. For he planted the seed in the young minds of his many students and they will spread his work. To his wife and children we extend our heartfelt and sincere sympathy. ,A Nine - 5 .4 awp- +.t. fs,-Q:-0- - ' 1 , g at ,Mp - ,Lx . . -0' f SIAOOK l' AQ Sitting -- Mr. Pcrc cl.ll'I1lL', Scurcury of tlw Allmlcxic Cfzmmmitlcuq Mr. Ifrnnk Pucui, Vicc Prcsillcnl of nhl- limrdz Mr. Timm nlnrc ll. l'n'cucr, l'rcsi1.lcnl of the liuarslg Mr. Rnlpll Arriglil MTM .lUSUPl1ll10 YUlll13:I11-III. Clfifli Smmling A Mr. .I.m1v:x llllCl.ll1.l!1, Mr. Cflmrlcw cxHSI.ll1l.l, Suurclnry of nhl- liunrdg Mr. l dw.1rd S. Sullivan, Mr. -Iulius Pclri Snliuilurx H- Mr. l'.lll11L'I' NlcC'lmkcy, ilr, .md Mr. Mclvin limi 1 Mr. blunt, :lm Supcrimcndcnl we Cgjwloerinfencfenf d eddage Many times we have all wished for an Alacldin,s Lamp. XVe associate the classic tale with our dreams. That has been true of people for many generations, for they have dreamed as you and l. Dreams-to think idly-to pass in reverie. The land of dreams-the region of fancy or imagination. Dream- er-a visionary-one who forms or entertains vain schemes. All of us at some time have entered into the mysteries of this fantasy world. But most have returned to reality to find it requires more than The Lamp or fantasy for worthwhile accomplishments. As Goethe so stated when he said, Happy is the man who early learns the wide chasm that lies between his wishes and his powersf' A modern example is our present world position. We have wished too long: now we must develop our in- dividual and national potential. You are all eye witnesses and living in an era of great changes-greater than the world has ever exper- ienced. This is an era of atomic energy, hydrogen bomb, missiles, earth satellites, and space travel almost a reality. There is an entirely new concept of power and energy. But the greatest of these is Man's-Your potential. You are witnessing the fruition of many endless hours of toil by some remembered and some almost forgotten scientists who dreamed and then worked hard to acquire knowledge Mr. David L. Glunt that moved all this a step closer to reality. As awe inspiring as these are we must never lose sight of God, the Great Planner, who placed it all here for Man to develop-by dreams and toil. You, the Class of 1958, are maturing in an age of amazing and exciting miracles. Dream, but back it with study and the acquisition of knowledge to stay abreast of this space traveling speed at which the world is moving. We shows you developing peace with sincerely hope and pray that we have sparked the light in your Aladdin's Lamp and it the way for further study and acquisition of knowledgeg that you may have a part in this great light that is growing brighter each generation that Man someday may live at God and his neighobors. Congratulations to the Cougar Memoir staff and your sponsor, Mr. Caruso, for this light on your high school record. It is the result of dreaming and imaginationg then brought back to reality by hours of hard work. Eleven Graduation from high school is not the endg it is .jfte Qincapaf ,SjoeaL5 The story of Aladdin and his magic lamp has been a favorite for many years. Old and young alike find in it those things which appeal to the imagination. The spirit of youth with all of its dreams and hopes for the future is indeed a part and parcel of this story which has lived in the best known literature for so many cen- tunes. All of us dream. Three years ago as you first en- tered the open doors of Charleroi High School your future had meaning because you wanted the diploma which it offered at the end of the trail. Wishing, or rubbing a magic lamp, didn't make it come true. It took more than that, including some hard work and a perseverance to win over all obstacles. But it was the dream of the ultimate victory ahead that made giving up impossible. Congratulations, then for your first real dream of life is about to come true. only a beginning. Now you are prepared for bigger things. For some of you it means much more difficult study in collegeg for some, further training as an appren- tice for some tradeg for others, perhaps the beginning of a business experience. For all of you it is essential that a vision of a higher and larger goal supplants the wishes of childhood. Wislmesl Dreams! Keep them. Make them bigger and ever bigger. But most important of all, make them come true. Twelve O P Mr. Luse al the P. A. A ..1 ' ow ,gzcrefaried Miss Marlene Pctros Secretary to the principal Mrs. Betty Ruffing Mrs. Josephine Youngman Secretary to the superintendent Clerk of the school board Thirteen in - K 6 J W f' X f' f ng L5 I, 15+ MISS CLARK MISS ELLEN P. CLARK A.B. Geneva College, Beaver Pulls, M.L. University of Pittslvurgh English I2 MISS I.II.I,IAN I. CTOLVIN ILA. Muskingum College, New Concord, Ohio M.A. University of Michigan English 11 and IZ MR. FRANK CARUSO B.S. California State Teachers College M.A. Columbia University, New York English I0 and Il MISS COLVIN MR. CARUSO MISS FRANCES W. TOMBAUGH B.A. University of Pittsburgh English ll MR. HARRY L. MCCANN l5.S. California State Teachers College M.Etl. University of Pittsburgh English I0 MR. JOSE PH BARCELON A B.S. California State Teachers College English 10 cd MISS TOMBAUGH MR. MCCANN MR. BARCELGNA Sixteen 598864 ,Afj l Cl,l y ', an Fig, itk, --.. K gems? f , MRS. CARU50 MR. TROUTMAN MRS. TI-IELMA V. CARUSO MR. HAROLD H. TROUTMAN B.A. Thiel College, Greenville, Pa. B.S. Kutztown State Teachers College M.L. University of Pittsburgh M.Ed. University of Pittsburgh Speech Arts ll and 12 Librarian MISS ELVERA C. DCLFIE MISS MARY A. BONNER A.B., M.L. University of Pittsburgh A.B. Taylor University, Upland, Indiana French ll and I2 M,L, University of Pittsburgh Latin 10 and ll Olnelfglflf Ufflflglflllfgej MISS DOLFIE MISS BONNER 250, T QQMMML Seventeen oem! .gzfzacw MR. SHRIVER MR. LESLIE D. SHRIVER ILA. W3lSl1lI1gIOI1 and jefferson College, Wfalshington, Pa. Sociology and Economies I2 MR. FRANK LEE B.S. University of Pittsburgh Worltl History 10 Sociology and Economics 12 Eighteen MR. FILLINGHAM MR. JAMES FILLINGHAM BS. Duquesne University, Pittsburgh, Pa. U. S. History 11 MR. FRANK DCCOSTER BS., M.Ed. Duquesne University, Pittsburg World History 10 U. S. History ll MR. LEE MR. DeCOSTER cience MR. IAMS MR. DUNEGAN MR. BYARD O. IAMS MR. LEONARD P. DUNEGAN B.S., M.A. Washington and Jefferson B.S., M.S. St. Francis College, College, Washington, Pa. Loretto, Pa. Chemistry 12 Physics ll MR. ROBERT HOOD BAIRD MR. JAMES CURRIE B.A. Susquelmnna University, BS. Waynesburg College, Walynesburg, Pa. Selinsgrove, Pa. Biology 10 M.Ed. Penn State University Related Science ll and 12 MR. BAIRD MR. CURRIE Nineteen MRS. STEINER MRS. liTI lliL II. STlilNIiR B.S. Carnegie Tech, Pittslwurglm, Pa. M.A. New York University Shorthand 121 Typewriting llg Business Machines I2 MR. ANDREW H. SOLAN' B.S., M.Iid. Duquesne University, Pittsburgh, Pa. Shorthand Ilg Typewriting Il: Business Machines 12 MRS. SARA T. COCHICNOUR BS. Indiana State Teachers College, Indiana, Pa. Shorthand llg Typewriting 10 and ll owilfaedd MR. SOLAN MRS. COCHENOUR MR. FRANK CANTON! B.S. Grove City College, Grove City, Pa. Bookkeeping I0 and ll MR. GLENN H. SCHACH B.S. Indiana State Teachers College. Indiana, Pa. Law, Advertising, Salesmanship 12: Typewriting 10 MR. HENRY PENNLINIQ B.S. Niagara University, Niagara Iialls, N. Geography 103 Law, Advertising, Salesmanship 12 MR. CANTONI Twenty MR. SCI-IACI-I MR. PENNLINE Walflaemaficd MR. MOLLENAUER MR. DeNINNO Mrs. TROTH MR. W. G. MOLLENAUER MRS. MARTHA A. TROTH B.A. Nwashington and Jefferson College, Washington, Pa. Plane Geometry 10 Related Mathematics 10, 11, 12 MR. JOSEPH WALKER Teacher of Vocal Music for the first semester MR. MARION DCNINNO B.A. Washington and jefferson College, Washington, Pa. Algebra 10 and 11 Solid Geometry ll MR. EDWARD S. SWEADNER B. A. , M.F.A. Carnegie Tech, Pittsburgh, Pa. Director of Music Director of the Band mic MR. SWEADNER MR. WALKER BS. California State Teachers College Twenty-One Mcafionaf MR. MALAK MR. AlOSIiPI'l lf. MALAK HS., I-Id.M. University of Pittsburgh Director of Vocational lfducation MR. FRANCIS Al. BROWN l5.S. University of l,ittsburgl1 lfleclric Shop 10, ll, I2 MR. .IAMliS R. CAHILI. University of Pittshurgli Machine Shop ll, 12 F' MR. HICKS MR. WILLIAM M. HICKS B.S. California State Teachers College General Shop 10, ll, 12 MR. JOE GORECKI B.S. California State Teachers College Machine Shop 10 US. History Il MR. BROXVN MR. CAHILL MR. GORECKI Twenty-Two MISS SCIABICA MISS MARY SCIABICA Orra jean Beauty Academy, Erie, Pa. Beauty Culture 11, 12 MRS. MARY SLAGLE B.S. Indiana State Teachers College, Indiana, Pa. Homemaking 10, ll fSewingj Mcafiona MRS. SLAGLE MRS. SULLIVAN MRS. MARY ELLEN SULLIVAN B.S. Seton Hill College, Greensburg, Pa. Homemaking 10, 11 fCooliingj MR. JAMES PROTIN B.S. California State Teachers College N Driver Education V7 1 Miss HILIJEGARIJE ASCHMAN Y9 6 11257 JW , , CK? Western Reserve, Cleveland, Ohio I ' A 1-If Children's Hospital, Pittsburgh, Pa. .Q I 4-f We 4,6 - OL4 , 6 - Children's Memorial Hospital, Chicago, Illinois f O School NU,-SC 1,11 fm Zifl mme igriuer ucafion MISS ASCHMAN MR. PROTIN Twenty-Three .JQQQAZL Wicca! giofzfaca lfion ,Q MR. STFPANIAN MRS. MARTINO MR. CHETI MR. STEVEN A. STIEPANIAN MRS. l'il,lZABlfTH C. KRAMER Litt. B. Grove City College, Grove City, Pa. l5.S. Indiana State Teachers College M. Fd. University of Pittsburgh Indiana, Pa. Director of Health and Physical Education Vocal Music 10, ll, 12 Mrs. Kramer joined C.H.S. the MRS. .lliANNliTTl-Q Ci. MARTINO 50C0ml SCWCSUSI' BS. Penn State University Girls' Health and Physical Education MR. D. OXVIQN EVANS Ill, ll, I2 BS. Penn State University Q i - Chemistry I2 MR- RI NO LHPATI Mr. Evans joined C.H.S. the B.S. University of XViSeonsin. Second Sclncstcr Madison, Wisconsin Boys' Health and Physical Education 10, ll, 12 MRS. KRAMER MR. EVANS Twenty-Four Sago lfifzfalfe lac em VINCENT A. HAWE KENNETH COTTON B.S. California State B.A. Waynesburg College Teachers College Substitute for Mr. Cheri Substitute for Mr. Cheri and Mr. Hicks TEACHERS ENKIQY B.l.E. DAY Left to right - Mr. Troutmnn, Mr. Iams, Mr. Benzcll QB. I. Il. Hostj, Miss Carson and Miss McClurg Cfrom Second Street Sclwoolj, Mr. Baird Twenty-Five Mr. Caruso, president of the C.T.A. presenting the King with the gavel. The Charleroi Teachers Association honored Frank Cantoni, the new burgess of Charleroi at a Victory Dinner at the Elks Club on November 19, 1957. A skit, King of Cougarlandn was presented by the teachers as n tribute ro his honor, the Burgess. Mrs. Caruso paying homage to his honor. Twenty-Six 0lfLg0'Ll f6Ll4f6! Alma Snced crowns the King. Mrs. Martino has just presented the exalted one with a bottle of-who knows? ,Mi 566 flftfe OM, MISS FRANCES W. TOMBAUGH If we had Aladdin's lamp we would wish that Miss Tombaugh would not leave us. She has been too much a part of usg we cannot think of Charleroi High School without her. Miss Tombaugh has had 46 wonderful years been in the Charleroi schools of which 23 were Miss Tombaugh has taught commercial geography, Through the years Miss Tombaugh has been and a highly respected teacher. For she taught learn. And learn he did. And oh, how much the Devoted and loyal to her work, unselfish in in a wonderful profession. 38 of these years have devoted to Charleroi High School. During this time ancient history, and English. a most conscientious teacher, a very sincere teacher, her classes with the attitude that the student l11LlSt richer he has been for it. her giving, an inspiration to many, a friend to all- these are the things that make a Great teacher. And we know that only once in a very long time does a Great teacher come along. How fortunate for us that Miss Tombaugh passed this way. Congratulations on a wonderful professional life, Miss Tombaugh. May your personal life be even more rewarding. May it be filled with happiness, beauty, friendship, and happy memories of Charleroi High School. May your wishes and dreams come true. And always, may God bless you. Twenty-Sven .ww 5 S f f fuu-J -5 Wim CLASSES Jw xgznior KLM OFFICERS l.cfr to right 4 XY'iIliam Clxrpcnicr, President: .Ioan C4m.uwn. Trcnsurcrg Susan Curric, Suurct.u'yg Arthur Mnuygxrd, Vicc l'1'ce.idcm SIQNIOR liXliCUTlVli COMMITTEE Ist Row 4 W. Slmmmn, W. Carpcntcr, T. Branch, T. Luc Jud Row -- c:USl.Ul7.l, I.. Gillic, M. Sclmck, N. Sharp, C. Bailey, S. Curries. Miss Scinbica Caponsor 3111 Row - Mr. Brown Qsponmrj, XV. Mouisinux, B. Carson, -I. Dubuck, A. Mouyard Thirty MARGARET E. ABBOTT General . . . room 217 . . . Marge . . . likes bowling and singing . . . hopes to become a secretary. Her wish: to become :i well known singer. CAROLYN AGLIO Business . . . room 103 . . . Carry . . . a majorette . . . Tri-Hi-Y . . . Cougar Courier and band . . . aspires to become a secretary. Her wish: to be healthy, wealthy, and wise. JOHN AMOROSO General . . . room 208 . . . enjoys building model railroads . . . would like to become an industrial engineer. His wish: to own n l9S8 Ford Sky- liner convertible. JUDITH ANN BACIAK General . . . room 208 . . . Judy . . . likes to sew and dance . . . wants to be a housewife. Her wish: to get a secretarial job after graduation. DOROTHY ANN BAKA General . . . room H0 . . . Dot . . aspires to be an airline hostess . . . enjoys fastball and basketball games. Her wish: to attain a successful posi- tion in life. lu... ALLAN AGAMEDI General . . . room 208 . . . Aggie . . . likes swimming and hunting . . . track team . . . Varsity Club. His wish: to have a new Mercury every year. JAMES R. AMODIE Vocational . . . room 217 . . . Dick . . . likes to play euchre . . . wants to be an electronics engineer. His wish: to be a good electronics engineer. JOSEPH ARRIGO College . . . room 204 . . . joe . . . one of our athletes . . . likes to dance and listen to the radio . . . hopes to go to college. His wish: to own a 1918 Oldsmobile. CAROLYN BAILEY General . . . room 217 . . . Beetle . . . loves to talk . . . pleasing per- sonality . . . co-editor of the Cougar Memoir. Her wish: to be a big success as a nllfse. ROBE RT BAKA Vocational . . . room 109 . . . Bob . . . collects coins . . . hopes to bc- come an electrician. His wish: to be a success in life. Thirty-One THOMAS BAKAITUS Vocational . . . room 103 . . . likes working with cars . . . hopes to be successful in life. His wish: to obtain success and money. W. KEITH BARBER College . . , room 208 . . . Butch . . . hopes to attend Annapolis . . . likes working on cars . . . trumpcter of the band. His wish: to be rich enough to own anything he wants. VIRGIL BERTOCCI Vocational . . . room ll0 . . . Virg . . . hubby is collecting guns . . . hopes to finish high school. His wish: to have five more wishes. JOAN BONCAROSKY College . . . room 204 . . . .Ioanny . . . likes skating and modeling . . . wants to be a speech correctionist. Her wish: to be a success in life. ANDREW A. BOSCAN General . . . room ll0 . . , Bo . .. collects records . . . wants to be a rock and roll star. His wish: to get a good job and suc- ceed in life. Thi rty-Two 1' 4 . M-s-w.,..,,!ig ,. 4- 3' wx , t . . 'Y' L, K l. s 2 J i JOSEPH BANKOVICH General . . . room 217 . . . likes hunting and trapping . . . tough in there. His wish: to become very rich. JANET BAUM College . . . room 208 . . . -lan . . . hobbies are reading and listening to music . . . hopes to get through college. Her wish: to be successful. WAYNE EDWARD BLACK General . . . room 217 . . . Blackie . . . . enjoys hunting and fishing . . . wants to have his own business establishment. His wish: lots of money, happiness, and a bright future. VIVIAN D. BONGIORNO Business . . . room 208 . . . Viv . . . . likes to listen to records . . . enioys playing golf . . . how about that. Her wish: to be an efficient secre- tary. ROBERT E. BOWERS, JR. General . . . room I09 . . . Beers . . . listens to the radio for pastime . . . plans to join the navy. His wish: a very happy and prosper- ous life. ROBERT A. BRADLEY General... room 103 ...Bob . .. happy when working on cars . . . so, so you see. His wish: success and money. JANET LOUISE BRICKNER Business . . . room 217 . . . Marge . . . likes to swim, dance, paint, and sew . . . mzajorette . . . band . . . wants to be a medical secretary. Her wish: to have good health and success. SHIRLEY PATRICIA BROWN Business . . . room 109 . . . hobbies include skating and sewing . . . busi- ness staff . . . hopes to become a seea retary. Her wish: that cverytling turns out successfully. DAVID LOU IS BUC HTA General . . . room 217 . . . Dave . . . builds model boats . . . Cougar Me- moir . . . ambition is to become a teacher. His wish: success in the future. STEVEN DUANE CAP Vocational . . . room 204 . . . Cappy . . . likes hunting and fishing . . . hopes to get a good job after gradua- tion. His wish: to become n successful electrician. '41 1. Q! . ' I THOMAS BRANCH College . . . room 208 . . . T.R. . . . likes to play baseball and bas- ketball . . . wants to go to college. His wish: to become rich and retire at an early age. BEVERLY S. BROWN College . . . room 110 . . . Bee . . one of our peppy cheerleaders . . . likes to swim and dance . . . hopes to be an elementary teaclcr. Her wish: health, wealth, and hap- piness for the rest of her life. JOSEPH BRUNO General . . . room 103 . . . .loc . . . likes to sleep . . . sleep . . . sleep . . . just wants to graduate. His wish: money. LINDA CANTONI College . . . room 208 . . . eo-editor of Cougar Memoir . . . collects ree- ords . . . likes to dance . . . hopes to attend college. Her wish: to have good health .ind happiness and to he a success. MARY CAPPELLI Vocational . . . room 110 . . . Sis . . . wants to become a beautieian . . . dancing and swimming . . . you're kidding me. Her wish: health, wealth, and in he- come a good housewife. Thirty-Three CHARLES CARDINALE College . . . room 2l7 . . . Charlie . . . likes to play baseball and bas- ketball . . . Varsity Club . . . would like to become :i professional baseball player. His wish: to get a scholarship to college. WILLIAM CARPENTER College . . . room 208 . . . Carpy . . . enioys all sports . . , ambition is to become a dentist . . . president of his class for tlzree years, His wish: to inherit a fortune. JOANNE CARUSO General . . . room 2l7 . . . ,Io . . . likes dancing and swimming . . . you'll never know . . . wants to be a housewife. Her wish: to have lots of money. BARBARA J. CHAPASKO General . . . room 109 . . . hobbies include swimming and driving . . . hopes to become a comptometcr ops erator . . . Tri-Hi-Y. ller wish: health and happiness. DONNA CHAVERIAT General . . . room 217 . . . listening to the radio is a favorite pastime . . . wants to he an airline hostess. Her wish: to he a success. Thirty-Four PATRICIA ANN CARLISLE General . . . room 109 . . . Patty . . . swimming and dancing are fav- orite hobbies . . . business staff . , . hopes to get a good job after gradu' ation. Her wish: a happy and successful future. BARBARA MARLENE CARSON College . . . room 103 . . . Barb . . . sewing and cooking . . . cheer- leader . . . hopes to become .1 model . . . Pep Club. ller wish: to have success and happi- ness in the future, JOYCE CHACKO College . . . room 110 . . . likes to swim and play tennis . . . listens to popular records . . . T. V .... would like to go to college. Her wish: to fulfill her future am- bition tlte hest way possihle. I' CHARLES CHAVERIAT General . . . room 208 . . . Chevy . . . interested in drawing and paint- ing . . . plans to ioin the air force. His wish: to have a great amount of ITIUHCY. RONALD CHRISTINIS General . . . room 204 . . . Foodini . . . lives a slow, lavy life . . . would like to get a high paying job. His wish: 100,000 shares of Stantlartl Gil stock. NANCY SUSAN CHUCUDDY General . . . room 103 . . . happy when skating and cooking . . . l don't know . . . wants to graduate with flying colors. Her wish: to have a successful mar- riage. PATRICIA IRENE COCHRAN General . . . room 217 . . . Pat . . . listens to the radio . . . attends fool- ball games . . . wants to be a secre- tary. Her wish: to be l.appily married in the far future. JAMES F. COLDITZ General . . . room I10 ..-, l. F. . . . hobbies are fishing and swim- ming . . . football . . . basketball . . . wants to get a good job after graduation. His wish: to get wealthy. MARY ANN COREY General . . . room 109 . . . Corri- gated . . , plays tennis . . . swimming and dancing . . . horseback riding . . . would like to become an airline hostess. Her wish: to be a good airline hos- tess and be a success. RONALD COSNER College . . . room 103 . . . Butch . . . star quarterback , . . baseball . . . Varsity Club . . . hopes to be- come an engineer. His wish: to go to college. ,fi si.. W ii . Z -. . as ll N- f K N ,X N is W . .L ziiiiii' 12- ffiff QW GARY LEE CLARK General . . . room 109 . . . hloono . . . football . . . wrestling . . . likes to swim, hunt, and eat . . would like to be a cabinet maker. His wish: to have :i happy life. JAMES D. COLDITZ General . . . room 208 . . . .I.D. . . . baseball is tops . . . likes to hunt . . . fish . . . swim . . . no special ambition. His wish.: tu have a happy and suc- cessful life. PATRICIA CONSONERY General . . . room 217 . . , Pat . . . likes to dance. swim, drive . . . at- tends C.H.S. football games . . . aspires to become a successful house- wife. Her wish: to be happy and success- ful in the future. DEANNE COSNER College . . . room 208 . . . Cormo . . . drum maiorette of the band . . . plays tennis . . . sewing and driving . . . wants to work for an airlire. Her wish: to have a successful fu- ture. JOAN J. COSTANZA College . . . room 212 . . . Joanie . . . popular senior class treasurer . . . wants to be a medical secretary . . collects stuffed animals. Her wish: to be a success in what- ever she does. Thirty-Five GEORGE COULSON, JR. Kieneral . . room llll . . . serious i mimletl . . enjoys suulying psy- . fx, chology . , . IIIIUFCSICKI in hypnotism, astronomy. radio, music, mathematics. 'W' 2 Ilis wish: to make up his mind to I - achieve the things he wants. ,li 1 0 l i- -'ii I 1 ' K '. i . I lf: s.. is l , JOYCE ELAINE CROUCH 3 A Business . . . room 208 ..., lo . . , Q V just loves ro travel . . , can'1 siaml i -' snakes . . . petite. Her wish: to he .1 successful house- l wife. 'If X i 1' l SUSAN CURRIE College . . . room llll . . , seeref tary of senior class . . , news eihtor of Cougar Courier . . . would like lo go to college , . . willy. Iler wish: to have a lol of money someday. PHYLLIS MARIE DEEB College . . . room 212 . . . Pliyl . , . dancing . . . collects stuffed animals . . . listens to popular recordings . . wants to become a housewife. Her wish: to get .1 good ioh and at- IUIIKI business night school. FAY EILEEN DIETZ Business . . . room 208 . . . likes to play tennis . . . listens io recorrls . . . member of the IJLIIIKI. lIer wish: to 1lKlCIlll husiness school .lnrl heeome a successful secretary. Thirty-Six A. BLAIR CRAMER General . . . room 104 . . . Daley . . . wrestling . . . swimming . . . likes to dance . . . ambition is to be Ll slate wrestling champ. His wish: to go to college and after rhai to Florida. SAMUEL D. CURL, JR. Vocational . . . room 212 . , . Sam . . . pastimes include hunting, fish- ing. and sporrs . . . hopes to he a success in life. His wish: to get a shiny, new car. CHARLENE M. DAVIS Business . . . room 109 . . . .Iingles . . . reading. painting, listening to operas . . . horseback wants to Join the service. Her wish: to meet some famous tele- riding . . . vision and movie stars. JOANNA DERRICO College . . . room 20-I . . . Hoey . . . hopes to become an elementary teach- er . . . Cougar Memoir . . . enjoys writing letters. Her wish: to have much happiness and success in life. CARL DI ROCCO General . . . room ll0 . . . Di Rock . . . likes to swim and dance . . . arn- bition is to live in Miami Beach . . how you doin'. His wish: to have wealth and a big trust fund. MARGARET F. DOLINAR General . . . room 212 . . . Margie . . . enjoys sewing and listening to music . . . hopes to become a house- wife. Her wish: to get married. JANICE M. DUBECK Business . . . room 110 ...A I an . . . known for her tap dancing . . . listens to popular records . . . ambi- tion is to become a successful secre- tary. Her wish: health, wealth, and happi- DCKS. STEPHEN DUCAR College . . . room 212 . . . Steve . . . pastimes include swimming and collecting stamps . . . would like to become an engineer. llis wish: to get a new car. TERRY LEE ELLIS College . . . room 103 . . . Terrible Terrance . . . plays the piano and sings . 1 . XVLIHIS to bCCU11'1C Ll tclchcr. Her wish: that there would be no more wars. ISABEL LORETTA FAMULARO College . . . room 212 . . . Lorry . . . would like to bc a nurse in the W.A.lf .... likes dancing and swim- ming . . . always talking. Her wish: to be successful in the future. .,,a?N Nu? 1 Q ., Q . 2 x K... .... ii., il aww WIN VE RONICA DONOVAN Business . . . room 109 . . . Ronnie . . . swimming . . . dancing . . . skating . . . wants to become a sec- retary. Her wish: to find a good job after graduation. MICHAEL DUBNANSKY College . . . room 208 . . . Dub . . . Key Club . . . baseball is his first love . . . hopes to become a mctallurgist. His wish: to be tall. CAROL ANNE EDWARDS College . . . room 204 . . . swim- ming, painting . . . church work . . . collects post cards . . , cook- ing . . . hopes to become a dietitian. Her wish: to be a happy and sue cessful dietitian. NANCY EDNA EVANS General... room 110 . . . Red . . likes to swim, dance and skate . . . ambition is to become a good typist. Her wish: get a good iob in Miami. Florida. AMELIA FANTINI College... room 208 . . . Amy . .. hopes to become a nurse . . . hob- bies include singing, rcacnng, hiking and listening to records . . . active in chorus. Her wish: a successful career as ll nurse. Thirty-Seven Y-.--.ii RUSSELL FARQUHAR N General . . . room 204 . . . Fuss ' . as . . . would like to become a earpen- ' ter . . . likes sports . . . wood- I working. His wish: to be a suteux in life. ' . DAVID DONALD FELAK College . . . room 212 . . . Flash . . . Huck . . . enjoys sports . . . ambition is to get along with people. His wish: tl favorable future. DORIS ELIZABETH FOX General . . . room 109 . . . Liz . . . singing . . . driving . . . oil paint- ing . . . wants to enter the music field. Her wish: to have a successful and l,f0YperUllS Career. ,g L isevfq , ...vs i -Q if wi .5 fhuinr GARY FOX Vocational . . . room 110 , . . likes to fish and hunt . . . would like to get a reliable job. His wish: to be successful in what- ever he does. JAMES FUCHS College . . . room 208 . . . -lim . . likes to play football . . . looking for a good occupation. His wish: to have good health and happiness time rest of his life. x N Thiny-Eaghr JOHN R. FEGELA General . . . room 103 . . . ,lack . . . swimming . . . hunting . . . fishing . . . hot rods . . . sports . . . hopes to be a success in life. His wish: to own .1 successful busi- ness in Florida. TIMOTHY FENCHAK General . . . room 109 . . . Fidget . . . takes life easy . . . sleeping, loafing . . . ambition is to have money .ind get ahead. His wish: to have l.is plans work out right. DORIS M. FOX General . . . room 212 . . . singing . . . horseback riding . . . you're asking me . . . would like to be- come a good housewife. ller wish: to be married .intl have .i faiiiily. ELODIA P. FRANCHI Business . . . room 109 . . . Lody . . . swimming and tennis . . . likes to disturb people . . . Wtwlml like to get a good job that pays well. ller wish: 10110 to llgiwaii to live. PATRICIA GALIOTTO General . . . room 110 . . . Patty . , . swimming . . . dancing . . . tennis . . likes to listen to records . . . hopes to become an airline hostess. Her wish: to have a lol of money. ROBERT GASKILL General . . . room 103 . . . Bob . . . just enjoys living . . . hopes to get a good job. His wish: to have money. STEVE J. GAZDICK General . . . room 212 . . . Snitz . . . enjoys hunting and swimming . . . hopes to get a job and later to enlist in the armed forces. His wish: a trip to Florida. JOSEPH R. GHENNE Vocational . . . room 1 I0 . happy when working on cars - . . hopes to become a mechanic. His wish: to have the best custom car in the valley. RONALD KEITH GILMORE College . . . room 109 . . . Ron . . . likes to work on his Oldsmo- bile . . . would like to arrange for thc Four Aces . . . active in band and chorus. His wish: to own a 1932 chopped and channeled Chrysler cngined Ford roadster. LARRY GLENN GOTTHELD College . . . room 208 . . . Gobblcr . . . likes to work on cars . . . wants to become a draftsman. His wish: a good job and a car of his own. 1 vw THERESA GATTO Business . . . room 109 . . . really enjoys dancing . . . likes to listen to the radio . . . hopes to become a secretary. Her wish: to have health and happi- ness. CATHERINE GERBER Business . . . room 208 . . . Cathy . . . hobbies include swimming and singing . . . intends to become 2 successful secretary. Her wish: a trip around the world. LINDA GILLIE College . . . room 212 . . . drawing and writing to pen pals . . . aspires to become an elementary teacher. Her wish: to always have a lot of good friends. JUDITH ANN ULASSER Business . . . room 105 . . . Judy . . . likes to swim and dance . . . wants to become a secretary . . . Pep Club. Her wish: to have lots of money. JUNE GRAY Business . . . room 212 . . . swim- ming at Crystal Pool . . . likes to listen to the radio . . . hopes to be- come a secretary and housewife. Her wish: a car for a certain boy. Thirty-Nine In GARY LEE GREGG General . . . roon1 109 . . . likes to give readings . . . plays the piano and organ . . . 11ot decided on l1is ambition. His wish: to succeed in life. ROBERT ALAN HAEFLEIN General . . . room 103 . . Bob . . . likes photography . . . hopes to study electronics or industrial e11- gineering. His wish: to become a second lieu- tenant in the Air Force. CHARLES W. HAMILTON General . . . room 208 . . . Chuck . . . enjoys swimming . . . hopes tc get a job after graduation. His wish: a lot of money and a car. i I I . Rim HANS i Business . . . room 109 . . . Rit . . . sports enthusiast . . . SV'IITIl'l1111g . . . painting . . . would like to be- come il secretary. Her wish: to become a housewife someday. JOYCE ANN HENRION College . . . room 208 . . . . . . roller skating . . . dancing . . . swimming . . . wants to become il nurse. Her wish: to get a good husband. Forty SANDRA KAY GURNIK Cie11er.1l . . . room 204 . . . Sandy . . . dancing and skating . . . am- bition is to become ll secretary . . . Business Staff. ller wish: to get .1 good job, PATRICIA EILEEN HALL General . . . room 212 . . . Patty . . . dancing . . , listening to p-ptildf tunes . . . hopes to become ll good lmusewife. Her wish: to get .1 good job after gI'QILllI.lll0I1. JOHN M. HANCHIN College . . . room 110 . . . Hanclu . . . btisketbnll player . . . lJll5Cl7.Ill . . . ,1111bition is to become .1 chem- ist. His wish: to work .1s 11 cl1en1ist at XVCSlllIgll0LlSC. JOHN HELON Generail . , . room 204 , . . jack . . . swimming . . . fishing . . . hopes to get a good iob and settle down. His wish: to have 1000 shares in the stock market. PATRICIA ANN HERENT General . . . roon1 103 . . .Pat . . . listens to the radio . . . col- lects rccnrlls . . . l10PQS to get 21 good job after graduation. Her wish: to become Ll successful secretary. WALTER RAY HERMAN, JR. Vocational . . . room 217 . . . HCH11 . . . likes to work on cars and machines . . . goes hunting . . . wants to be a dairyman. His wish: to own a big ranch house with cattle and horses. ARLENE HICKMAN General . . . room 105 . . . listens to the top tunes on the radio . . . ambition is to become a nurse. Her wish: to become a successful nurse. MARY LOU ISE HOOVE R General . . . room 217 . . . NX'eegee . . . collects records . . . hopes to get ,1 good job and meet people. Her wish: to have many friends in life. JANET ELIZABETH HUDSON Vocational . . . room 212 . . . .Ian . . . likes to dance. swim, and play golf . . . wants to become Ll beaut- ician. Her wish: to be back in Jeannette. CAROLYN HUTCHKO Business . . . room 103 . . . Bangs . . . collects records . . . wants to be- come a private secretary . . . also wants to be :1 housewife. Her wish: to be a success in what! ever she attempts to do. lin, A N xx G51 5 'f Q.- fi. -, 1 rj? so ,.::. it x . V f - if , x f W 1 ,r -1 V 1? '1'5 . ha eu Y .1 M GERALD HERMANN College . . . room 103 . . . jerry . . . square dancing . . . wants to become a success at whatever he does . . . music. His wish: to get a college education. ELEANOR NAOMI H I NDMAN College . . . room 208 , . . lil . . . Wants to be il nurse . . . tnklfw S111 active part in all musical activities. Her wish: to be successful at any- thing she does. LAVERNE HORAN General . . . room 110 . , . l,yd . . . skating . . . swimming . . . oh schmutt . . . hopes to become a housewife. Her wish: to become a millionaire. KENNETH HUSOVITZ Vocational . . . room 204 . . . Kenny . . . likes swimming and hunt- ing . . . hopes to be a good barber. His wish: to have a very happy life in the future. MYRA JEAN IROSE General . . . room 217 . . . one of our maiorettes . . . likes horseback riding . . . dancing . . . hopes to go to college. Her wish: to be healthy and happy. Forty-One EILEEN JUPIN Kiencral . . . room 208 . . . swimming and dancing .... 1 mlmition is to he- cmne a secretary . . , Business Staff. ller wish: to have .ill the money .md things she wants, KENNETH KINDER General . . . room 110 . . . Ken . . . likes to swim and work on ears . , . hopes to attend college. His wish: to hevome A millionaire. NORMAN J. KOSTOLANSKY College . . . room 1141 . . . lance . . . collects rhythm and hlues records . . . hopes to get a good job alter high school, His wish: at million dollars. CHARLOTTE P. KUCYNDA Business . . . room 204 . . . thai- . . . likes sewing . , . collects records . . . wants to become Il secretary and homemaker. ller wish: to have ,1 happy .ind prosperous life. JOYCE ELAINE KUSAJ General . . . room 109 . . . -lo . . . does a lot of reading . . , sews in her sparc time . . . hopes to become .1 housewife. Her wish: .x ear, a house. and money. Forty-Two f V 3 .l I x,,E fi ... .. 21 X A vi' 'Tir .Q Q if I 1 l H 11 SONYA A. KACHALA Business . . . room 110 . . . listens to tie radio . . . plays the accordion . . . hopes to get :4 good job. Her wish: to have a successful and happy life. FRANK J. KOPECHEK College . . . room 217 . . . jack . . . owns a coin collection . . . likes chemistry . . . wants to be il good scientist. llis wish: n good wife and family. EMMA LOU KOVOLICK College . . . room 208 . . . lfmmy Lou .... 1 maiorette . . . wants to attend Duquesne University . . . band. 11er wish: to become a good labora- tory technician. JOHN RALPH KURILKO General . . . room 217 . . . hopes to get 21 good job . . . goes all out for music . . . C.H.S. band. His wish: to own a 1958 Cadillac. RICHARD LANCASTER General , . . room 103 . . . Rich . . . cnioys dancing . . . wants to become very rich . . . 1'll never tell. His wish: to get a good paying job. FLOYD W. LATCHEM General . . . room 204 . . . Latch . . . hunting and fishing . . . wants to make a success of himself. His wish: to own a car. TIMOTHY F. LEE College . . . room 204 . . . Timmy . . . hunting . . . fishing . . . sports . . . ambition is to be a suc- cess in life. His wish: to have l00 more wishes. NANCY LOUISE LICHKO College . . . room 204 . . . plays the piano . . . enjoys driving . . . wants to be an elementary teacher . . . band . . . chorus. Her wish: to attend college and be- come a success in life. FRANK LIEBL Vocational . . . room 208 . . . Earp . . . likes hunting . . . horseback rid- ing . . . would like to become a State Policeman. His wish: to be a millionaire. ANTOINETTE LORENZI General . . . room 110 . . . Antie . . . enjoys listening to the radio . . . hopes to get a good job. Her wish: to find happiness in life. 'ZR' DEVONNA M. LAUDERBACK General . . . room 217 . . . Babe . . . hopes to join the NX'omen's Air Force . . . enjoys popular music. Her wish: to have two more wis.l.es. NESTOR STEVE LEVKULICH College . . . room ll0 . . . hopes to study metallurgical engineering after graduation . . . band . . . Key Club. llis wish: to he a success in life. ARLENE P. LICHTER General . . . room 2l7 . . . Are . . . drawing . . . collects jan and Broadway show records . . . hopes to be a commercial artist. Her wish: to have four successful years at college. JENNY L. LORENZ General . . . room 109 . . . -len . . . likes to play records . . . would like to be a secretary. Her wish: an ocean cruise to France and lingland. LORETTA JANE LORENZO College . . . room 217 , . . dancing . . . swimming . . . hopes to be- come an elementary teacher. Her wish: to go to college. Forty-Three SANDRA JOAN LUNDY College . . . room 103 . . . Smnely . . . likes to paint and swim . . . wants to become a housewife. Her wish: to have a l1.1ppy family. EDWARD MARKOVITCH General . . . room 1111 . . . lftltlie . . . enjoys swimming . . . will join the navy after graduation. His wish: to be a success in life. WILFORD MCKENNA General . . . room 11111 . . Willy . . . sports . . . hunting . . . lish- ing . . . ambition is to become .1 prufessioiul baselull player. His wish: to have .1 lot of money. MARY SUSAN McLUCKIE General . . . room 110 . . . Tom . . . intends to become a nurse . , . SiW'1l11111111g . . . tlaneing . . . listens to popular tunes. Her wish: to become n success in life. JUDITH MILLER College . . . room 109 . . . .lutly . . . Collects reeortls . . . likes to sew and dance . . . hopes tu become .1 sur- eessful nurse. Her wish: to always have many friends. Fort y'l7ou r ,N 1, ?:ik':?i '- , fesgigyzgq F-:AE .xv J5'?'5 F' i' 'tg 35 ri ,av K 1351-1 pm 1 Q, as ' ,,. -, .v 1 is x iff 9 Z! SYBIL MADDOCK Vocational . . . room 208 . . . Sib . . . happy when going to 'l'urner's and C. H. S. football games . . plans to become a beauticiaii. Her wish: to obtain .1 good iolm after high school. EVE LYN B. McKAY General . . . room 212 . . . l.yn . . . reading . . . writing . . . painting . . . ambition is to write , . . Cougar Courier. Her wish: happiness and success in life. EDWARD MCKITA College . . . room 10-1 . . . lftl . . . swimming, hunting and fishing are pastimes . . . hopes to become .111 engineer. His wish: to gratluate from college. THOMAS MELI, JR. General . . . room 212 . . . Tom . . . likes New Orleans' ian . . . ham radio . . . guns, drums and l1.1r- moniens . . . would like to become Ll barber. His wish: to he .1 sueeess in life. MARIJANE MILLER Business . . . room 103 . . . likes sewing and swimming . . . quiet . . . pleasant . . . hopes to become a sec- retary. Her wish: to he .1 success al her career. ELEANOR MITCHELL College . . . room 212 . . . would like to become a dietitian . . . let's face it . . . Cougar Courier and Cougar Memoir. Her wish: happiness in the future. ARTHUR MOUYARD College . . . room 204 . . . Art . . . likes reading and hiking . . . sports minded . . . crazy antics . . . vice- president of class. His wish: to go to college and live happily ever after. JOSEPHINE MYERS General . , . room 110 . . . Purpy . . . desires secretarial work after graduation , . . enjoys sewing. Her wish: to have a happy and suc- cessful future, COLLEEN NELSON General . . . room 109 . . . enioys skating and driving her car . . . plans to go to college. Her wish: to have a successful future. DOLORES E. NEVINS Business . . . room 103 . . . likes all sports . . . driving . . . records . . . wants to become a good secretary. Her wish: to travel to far away places. o is . ' if ,. 1 -2 .f::5S,P.,W - ' f 'A' 'fftstsife i -3' lj A . fe- Msgs. EP I. . . ,. N S.. if sd WILLIAM LEE MOUSSIAUX College . . . room 109 . . . Moss . . . likes driving cars . . stamp col- lecting . . . girls . . . would like to go to college. His wish: to have good health always. JUDY PAUL ETTE MURPHY General . . . room 212 . . . enjoys dancing and listening to popular rec- ords . . . would like to be a typist and a housewife. Her wish: to get il good job after graduation. CAROL ANN NEDLEY College . . . room 208 . . . likes horseback riding . . . active in church work . . . plays the piano . . . sews . . . hopes to go to college. Her wish: to know what her life work is to be. DONNA NELSON Business . . . room 212 . . . dancing . . . listens to popular music . . . ambition is to get a good job. Her wish: to visit Rome someday. BARRY G. NUCCI College . . . room 103 . . . Nuc . . . enjoys football and other sports . . . wants to be an engineer. His wish: to have lots of money always. Forty-Five KAREN ANN NUTT General . . . room lil! . . . enjoys dancing and swimming . . . active in chorus. Her wish: to go to California. GEORGE 0'NEILL General: room 212 . . . Irish . . . wants to be a teacher and a farmer . . . enjoys hunting, fishing and swimming. His wish: to be ll success in life. THOMAS E. ORLANDI College . . . room lI0 . . . Tom . . . photography . . Key Cluh . . . wants to study aeronautics. His wish: to receive a degree in acronauties. JAMES PADOVICH General . . . room 212 . . . Slick . . . likes to hunt and fish . . . would like to worlt for the gas com- pany. His wish: a new car for graduation. JACK R. PARKS College . . . room 204 . . . likes hunting, fishing, archery. cars . . . wants to become a veterinarian. His wish: peace for the world. Forty-Six MARLENE LOU ISE OLEXA Vocational . . . room Ill! . . . Walfl . . . swimming and dancing . . ambition is to be a beautician. ller wisi: .1 year's vacation in Iilor- ida. MARY ANN O'NEILL General . . . room 208 . . . Sis . . . hobby is photography . . . wants to be an airline hostess. Her wish: to have .1 successful future. ROBERT Y. OSBORNE General . . . room 103 . . . Ozzie . . . football and hunting . . . hot rods . . . president of Student Coun- cil . . . would like to go to college. His wish: to do something good for other people. GEORGIA ANN PALMER General . . . room 109 . . . George . . . enioys swimming and driving . . . ambition is to get a good job. Her wish: to have a happy future. ELEANOR PARTAZANA General . . . room 208 . . . Little Moe . . . likes motor boat riding . . . hopes to become a model. Her wish: to get .1 iob and save a lot of money for the future. OLIVER CLARK PAYNE General . . . room 109 . . . Ollie . . . always clowning around . . . a terrific ball player . . . ambition is to play professional football or basketball. His wish: to become a rich playboy. PETER P. PENNLINE General . . . room 109 . . . Pete . . . likes archery and swimming . . . hopes to become a pharmacist, His wish: a 1958 Cadillac convert- ible. JUDY PFILE General . . . room 110 . . . zi maj- orette . . . hobbies include camping and golfing . . . plans to attend col- lege . . . hopes to study physical therapy. Her wish: universal peace. KENNETH POLACEK General . . . room 103 . . . Ken . , . swimming, hockey, and basket- ball . . . would like to become a Thorofare manager. His wish: to have a ein. PATRICIA LOUISE PRENTICE General . . . room 208 . . . Shorty . . . just loves to dance . . . hopes to become Ll housewife. Her wish: to become a professional singer. NINFA PENNLINE General . . . room 212 . . . likes to dance and play the piano . . . wants to become a housewife. Her wish: to be a success after graduation. WILLIAM C. PETERS General . . . room 208 . . . Petey . . . likes ears, swimming, and skat- ing . . . hopes to become an cngineer. His wish: a Cadillac convertible. WALTER PFILE College . . . room 212 . . . Walt . . . crazy about hot rods . . . am- bition is to graduate from college. His wish: to live a long time. WILLIAM POLACEK College . . . room 204 . . . Bill . . . sports minded-wrestling, ten- nis, swimming . . . enjoys dancing . . . wants to go to Penn State . . . to study engineering. His wish: to become stare wrestling or tennis champion. JOYCE MAR I E PUSHNACK Business . . . room 212 . . . Honey would like to be both a secretary and a housewife . . . collects records. Her wish: to get a good job. Forty-Seven MADELINE RACH General . . . room 208 . . . likes dancing and swimming . . . hopes to become a secretary. Her wish: to make her home in the state of California. ARLENE RAMICONE College . . . room ll0 . . . likes to listen to the radio . . . is keeping her ambition a secret. Her wish: to be healthy, happy, and rich. MARY RAMOSKI Vocational . . . room 109 . . . likes to swim, skate, and dance . . . wants to be a beauty operator. Her wish: to have .1 happy future. MARY RITA REABE Business . . . room 109 . . . enjoys skating and sewing . . . wants to be a fashion designer. Her wish: to own a Ford Skyliner. CHARLES REEVES General . . . room Il0 . . , Boris . . . crazy about cars, cars, cars . . wants to become a car salesman. His wish: to be able to sleep 2 ex- tra hours every morning. Forty-Eight HELEN EILEEN RAKOSKY Business . . . room 204 . . . I . . wants to become a secretary. Her wish: to have a happy and suc- cessful life IRENE RAMOSKI Vocational . . . room 212 . . . I . . . enjoys dancing and swimming . . . would like to become a successful beautician. Her wish: to become a beautician. BONNIE GAY RANSA College . . . room 208 . . . likes painting and reading . . . hopes to become a biochemist . . Cougar Memoir. Her wish: peace and prosperity in the world. JO-ANNE RECONNU General . . . room 208 . . . Crash . . . listens to records . . . enjoys driving . . . wants to become a telephone operator. Her wish: to have a car after gradu- ation. GLORIA REYNARD General . . . room 103 . . . Glo . . . does many things-dancing . . . swim- ming . , . sports minded . . . wants to attend Grove City College. Her wish: a new car after graduation. ULYSSES REYNOLDS General . . . room 109 . . . Uly . . . likes to work on cars . . . ambition is to have a business out W'est. His wish: enough money to get started in business. KATHLE E N ROMANSKY General . . . room 208 . . . Kathy . . . hobbies include skating, swim- ming, dancing, and drawing . . . hopes to become a nurse. Her wish: to live in the state of California. CHARLES SANDERS General . . . room 208 . . . Chuck . . . likes Weightlifting and swim- ming . . . music . . . hopes to be- come a landscape artist. His wish: to have a happy and pros- perous future. MICHAEL SAPKO General . . . room 204 . . . Mike . . . plans to get a good job after graduation . . . takes life easy . . . likes to loaf. His wish: to be ll millionaire. DIANNE J. SAVARNO General . . . room 103 , , , Deg , , likes to swim. skate, and dance . . . wants to travel all over the world, Her wish: to visit Hawaii. WILLIAM REYNOLDS General . . . room IOS . . . Bill . . . swimming and dancing . . . ambition is to travel around the world. His wish: money with which to travel around the world. BONNIE SUE SADLER College . . . room ZI7 . . . Clown . . . wants to become an airline host! css . . . enjoys dancing . . . driving . . . talking . . . meeting new people. Her wish: to travel around the world as a Pan-American Airline hostess. GEORGE SAPKO General . . . room 110 . . . hobbies are football and basketball . . . fish- ing . . . swimming . . . dancing . . ambition is to be a millionaire. His wish: to have a successful life. HELEN SAUNDERS General . . . room 217 . . . secretary of Tri-Hi-Y . . . likes to dance and listen to the radio . . . would like to get a good job. Her wish: to have a long and happy life. PATRICIA L. SCHAUM Vocational . . . room 109 . . . Patty . . . listens to popular music . . . likes to drive . . . ambition is to be Ll beautician. Her wish: a successful and prosper- ous future. Forty-Nine MARJORIE SCHMIDT General . . . room 109 . . . Margie . . . wants to get a good iolx . . likes skating . . . painting . . . listening to records. Her wish: a car of her own. LAWRENCE SEMANCIK General . . . room 109 . . . Sam . . enjoys hunting and fishing . . .. am- bition is to be a carpenter. His wish: to own a Cadillac. WILLIAM SHANNON College . . . room 217 . . . Spike . . . student manager of football and basketball . . . likes wrestling . . . hopes to become an engineer. His wish: to obtain a college scholar- ship. EDWIN SHIPLEY General . . . room 208 . . , Ship . . football player . . . wrestler . . . swimming . . . ambition is to grad- IIJIC. His wish: to have a new car. PAUL THOMAS S IMALA General . . . room 217 . . . Hutch . . . hunting . . . fishing . . . basket- ball . , . hopes to obtain an office job. His wish: to get a million dollars. Fifty MARY SCHOCK Business . . . room 109 . . . Sha-Sha . . . likes to drive . . . dancing . . . wants to become a successful secre- tary. Her wish: a future filled with happi- ness. PEARL ELAINE SHANNON College . . , room 103 . . . Smiles . . . corresponds with people in other states and countries . . . Cougar Memoir . . . wants to be a dietitian. Her wish: to visit France in the near future. NANCY SHARP College . . . room 103 . . . music . . . plays the piano . . . loves to dance . . . head majorettc . . . hopes to be- CCHTIC In UlIfn1enIilry teacher. Her wish: to get a college degree. DALE SILBAUGH Vocational . . . room 204 . . . Nutsy . . . likes to hunt, swim and fish . . . wants to graduate and get a good job. His wish: to be a millionaire. JULIA JEAN SIMONIN General . . . room 110 . . . jujean . . . likes to talk and drive . . , en- joys baking and sewing . . . plans to become a fashion coordinator. Her wish: to have a happy success- ful life. STANLEY J. SMATSKY General . . . room 109 . . . Stush . . . ambition is to entcr the field of science . . . likes to hunt and fish. His wish: :i good job after gradua- tion. GRACE SNYDER Business . . . room 217 . . . dancing and listening to the radio are pastimes . . . wants to become a secretary. Her wish: to get a good iob as Sen rctary. NANCY LEE STEVENSON General . . . room 217 . . . editor- in-ehief of Cougar Courier . - - wants to go to college . . . plans to study advertising or interior decorat- ing. Her wish: health and happiness for the rest of her life. JOYCE A. SUTHERLAND General . . . room 110 . . . real sharp . . . loves to go motor boat riding . . . wants to be a private secretary. Hcr wish: to become a professional singer. DONA LOUISE THOMPSON General. . . room 109.. .Dawn . .. hopes to get married . . . likes swim- ming, hunting and dancing. Her wish: to have a happy home after she is married. CAROLE LEE SMITH Business . . . room 109 . . . collects china dogs . . . wants to become a medical secretary. Her wish: a good job as a medical secretary. RUSSEL ROBERT SOROKA General . . . room 109 . . . enjoys swimming . . . music . . . ambition is to receive a college degree in music. His wish: a million dollars. JOAN ARLENE SUTHERLAND Business . . . room 204 . . . Jo . . . no particular hobby . . . ambition is to become a private secretary. Her wish: to have a successful life. MARILYN F. TAYLOR General . . . room 103 . . . likes to play the piano . . . wants to be- come a secretary . . . Pep Club. Her Wish: to have a lot of money. CHARLES R. TIDD General . . . room 103 . . . Moose . . . ambition is uncertain . . . wants to live a normal life. His wish: to live a long and happy life. Fifty-One RALPH TODD cik'llL'I'.ll . . . room IU? . . . Sonny . . . enjoys SV'lll1IllIll4lL and b.1sel1.1ll . . , likes fmt ears. llix wixli: to live .1 ClL'.lH .und l1.1ppy life. MIRIAM TOMLINSON iie11t'r.1l . . room IW! . . . eliioys SW'lIllll1lIU1 . . . eollt-eo 1'eeords . . . zlnibition is to l1eL'o111e .1 xecretnlwx x Iler 11'1sl1: to be .1 good Xt'C!'Ci.lI'y'. ELAINE TUTENA Iiusiness . . . room .204 . , . lilondat' . . . likes xwlniniing. tI.ll'lk'IIUL .llhl l1orseb.1ck riding . . . wo11'd like to be .1 1'et'eptio11ist. ller wisli: to Imve .1 s11ceessf1:l Iilie. BARRY VEZZETTI General . . . room 204 . . . Nlhll l5.1Il . . . good d.1nee1' . . , likes ti drive lust cars .... IINIHIKIUII is to get .1 good iob. Ilis wisI1: to I1.11'e .1 new L'.ll' .ind lots of nionuy. . 4' 1 it NANCY wEAvER . V ' General . . . room IIO . . . likes to It nf , rend Iiistory boolts and gUUklIl1UYClN . . . IICI' ilmllllxons ls to loin tlle W'omen's Air I o1'ee. Y wif Iler 11'1xI1: to be .1 Sllk'x'k'iN in Iilie. ' f liifty-Two JOSEPHINE C. TOMAYKO Business . . . room 109 . . . -Iosey . . . would like to be .1 Steno-typist or 1netlie.1l secretary . . . enjoys sew- ing and forensics. Iler wisliz to get .1 good job, and to ftirtliei' Iier education. WILLIAM TROIANO College . . . room I03 . . . lilll . liopex to gr.11l11.1te from college . Key Club . . . tennis. His wisliz to become .1 n1illion.1ire. JOSEPH UHLMAN ciL'l1CI'.ll . , . roo111 109 . . . -Ioe . . . football . . . basketball . . . baseball . . . liobbies are Iiunting and fishing . . . wants to become a teaclwr. His wisI1: to get 11 good job. FRANK WAGGONER General . . . room ll0 . . . likes to write poetry and sliort stories . . . hopes to become .1 writer some day. His wish: tn have his first story p11blisl1ed. CAROL WELCH General . . . room 103 . . . likes skat- ing and dancing ..., liopes to join tl1e W'0111cn's Air Force. Her wisli: to get married and have .1 Imppy family. JOSEPH WIEHL General . . . room 109 . . . -joe . . . wants to go to college . . . foot- ball . . . baseball. His wish: to get a good job after College. JANE WILLEY Business . . . room 109 . . . enjoys skating and swimming , . . ambition is to become :i secretary. Her wish: io have lots of 111011052 MARY JOYCE WILSON 1 Business . . . room 204 . . . hopes to become a good stenotypisr . . . loves to cook. Her wish: to live like a millionaire. JAMES YESENSKY General . . . room 110 .... lim . . g likes photography and skating . . . plans to become a professional photo- grapher. His wish: would like to know what he will be doing I0 years from now. JAMES YOHE General . . . room 208 . . . Muscles . . . likes to lift weights . . . enjoys gardening . . . would like to become a chiropractor. His wish: to have good health always. '11 fi mm . U .W g,p...i-rw! 11fIi'?5 'atm M GEORGIA MARIE WILLEY Business . . . room 103 . . . G. A. . . . enjoys swimming and horseback riding . . . would like an office job. Her wish: to travel around the world. JOHN C. WILLEY Vocational . . . room 103 . . . jack . . . just loves to hunt . . . ambition is to become a millionaire. His wish: that all his other wishes would come true. CLARENCE GERALD WILTZ Business . . . room 110 . . . Flip . . . enjoys sports . . . band . . . ambi- tion is to get a good job. His wish: to become a professional baseball player. WILMA YEWUSIAK General . . . room 109 . . . Blondie . . . enjoys cooking and playing bas- ketball . . . driving . . . skating . . . would like to become an air- line hostess. Her wish: success in everything she does. JOHN A. YOUNG General . . . room 110 . . . loves stock car races . . . wants to get a good paying job. His wish: to have lots of money. Fifty-Three DORIS JEAN YOUNKIN General . . . room 204 . . . Chick . . . collects stuffed monkeys . . . wants to graduate . . . then hopes to get married. Her wish: to get married and have a family. SHIRLEY ZEMKO General... room 212 . . . Shirl . .. loves to swim, dance and skate . . would like to be a nurse. Her wish: to own a Ford Thunder- bird. INA BURD General . . . room 217 . . . Birdie . . . transfer from Bcllmar . . . en- joys skating, swimming, dancing . . undecided about ambition. Her wish: to be a success in life. Fifty-Four 'l LATI-. COMIZRS TO C.H.S. FRED YUSS General . . . room 208 . . . Chin . . . star football player . . . likes to dance . . . hopes to attend college. His wish: to play football at college. FRANK ZETTLE Vocational . . . room Il0 . . . Zet Zet . . . has one ambition-to be- come a machinist. His wish: would like to be success- ful in this life. GEORGE THOMAS CHALFANT Vocational . . . room 204 . . . Sad- dles . . . transfer from New Ken- sington . . . ambition is to become an aviation mechanic. His wish: to be successful. f LUG- FG-SG-D we Oufdlfancfing ,Sami of 7 958 WlI.I.IAM CARPENTER Popular Carpy lias been the Class President for three years. Atlileiie- minded lie was on tlie football squad, earning honorable mention on tlie All Big-5 team. llc was .t memluer of tlte basketball team and Varsity Clulw. lie was .t good student scl1olastit'.tlly. llc played tlte romantie lead of Tom in A l.ittle Honey. NA NCY STEVE NSON Clmrm is tlte word for Nancy-.1 very busy girl of C.H.S. Slie is Ifditor-in- Cltief of tlte Cougar Courier. President of Tri-Hi-Y, Cheerleader, and Il mem- ber of tlie Varsity Club. ln addition slie is a good student seliolastiegtlly. Slae gave a wonderful performance as Diana in A Little Honey. Fifty-Six LINDA CANTONI linda ia one of our .tttraetise girls, Slie also has .t ltigli ranking seltolaxtie record. Her activities include Co- lfditor of tlte Cougar Memoir, Tri- lli-Y, Student Council, Cougar Cour- ier, Announcer on the IFA. Sltc gave a grand performance as Mrs. Minton in A little Honey. BEVERLY BROWN Pert, but vivaeious-tltat is Beverly, a most busy girl of C.ll.S. Her activ- ities inelude lixeeutive Committee, Cheerleader. Student Council, Varsity Club, Business Staff, Cougar Courier and the lovable Scouts of A little Honey. Her pleasing personality made lter a favorite of ltcr classmates and teachers. SUSAN CURRIE Susan is one of our most popular slu- dents, a good and thorough worker, and an honor student. Her activities in- clude Senior Class Secretary, Business Staff, Tri-Hi-Y, Cougar Memoir, News liditor of the Cougar Courier. A willf ing and cooperative worlter is Susan. JOAN COSTANZA ,loan is the popular girl with the win- ning personality and great sense of humor. She was a busy girl too - Treasurer of the Senior Class. Vice- President of Tri-Hi-Y, Executive Coin- mittee and Business Staff. She also gave a splendid performance as Grandma in A l.ittle Honey. CAROLYN BAILEY A friendly manner and wonderful sense of humor eharacterile Carolyn. She was honored as the recipient of the D. A. R. award. Her activities include Co-lidi- tor of the Cougar Memoir, lixecutive Committee, Business Staff, Cougar Courier. Tri-Hi-Y and announcer for the P. A. She was Dolores. the vany maid, in A Little Honey. THOMAS BRANCH Tom is one of our most popular and well liked senior boys. He has attained a high scholastic standing and was the recipient of ihe N.R.O.T.C. award. 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IIc w.1s .1Is11 .1 I1.1suI1.1II 1-1.11 .1111I I1.1II II'c.1l11x. I11 I1.11IwlI1.1II IN I1.1x 5L'l 11N111INr of 1111- Ynrsilx C'I11Ix 111.1111 llL'XN' 11-u11'1Ix, CIIIN .1Iw w.1x 11111- x1.1mIi11g in track. 14'ifQ-14111111 ABBOTT, MARGARET AGAMEDI, ALLAN AGLIO, CAROLYN AMODIE, RICHARD AMOROSO, JOHN ARRIGO, JOE BACIAK, JUDY BAILEY, CAROLYN BAKA, DOROTHY BAKA, ROBERT BAKAITUS, THOMAS BANKOVICH, JOSEPH BARBER, W. KEITH, JR. BAUM, JANET BERTOCCI, VIRGIL BLACK, WAYNE BONCAROSKY, JOAN BONCIORNO, VIVIAN BOSCAN, ANDREW BOWERS, ROBERT BRADLEY, ROBERT BRANCH, THOMAS BRICKNER, JANET BROWN, BEVERLY BROWN, SHIRLEY BRUNO, JOSEPH BUCHTA. DAVID BURD. INA CANTONI, LINDA CAP. DUANE CAPPELLI. MARY CARDINALE. CHARLES CARLISLE. PATRICIA CARPENTER, WILLIAM CARSON, BARBARA CARUSO. JOANNE CHACKO, JOYCE CHALFANT, THOMAS CHAPASKO, BARBARA CHAVERIAT, CHARLES CHAVERIAT, DONNA CHRISTINIS, RONALD CHUCUDDY, NANCY CLARK, GARY enior ,fdcfiuilfiea Girls' Basketball 10, 11, l2,Q Volleyballg Chorus Basketball 103 Track 10, 113 Varsity Club 10, 11, 12 Band 10, 11, 123 Majorette 10, 11, 123 Tri-I-Ii'Y 11, 123 Pep Club 11, 123 Cougar Courier 10, 11, 12 Football 103 Stage Crew Boys' Chorus and Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 12 Football 10, 11, 123 Baseball 10, 11, 123 Varsity Club 10, 11, 12 Tri-Hi-Y 11 123 Business Staff 11, 123 Pep Club 11 A.V.A. 10: Tri-Hi-Y 11, 123 Cougar Courier 11, 123 Co-Editor of Cougar Memoir 122 Executive Committee 10. 11, 123 Vice-President of Junior Classg Business Staff 11, 123 Pep Club 11, 123 Senior Class Play3 Student Secretary A.V.A. 10 Stage Crew Band 10, 11, 123 Key Club 10, 11, 12 Band 10 11, 12 Chorus 10 Girls' Chorus 103 Mixed Chorus 103 A.V.A. 103 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12 Business Staff 11, 123 Pep Club 12 Basketball 103 Baseball 11, 123 Executive Committee 11, 123 Varsity Club 12 Band 10, 11, 123 Majorette 10, 11, 123 Cougar Courier 10, 11, 12 Pep Club 10, 11, 123 Varsity Club 10, 11, 123 Cheerleader 10. 11. 123 Executive Committee 10, 113 Student Council IZQ Business Staff 11, 123 Cougar Courier 10, 11, 123 Volleyball 10, 113 Business Managerg Senior Class Play A.V.A. l0Q Business Staff 11, 123 Business Manager 123 Student Secretary Cougar Memoir 11, 12 Commercial Club 11. 123 Library Club 11, 12 in Bellmar Girls' Chorus and Mixed Chorus 103 Cougar Courier 10, 11, 12: Tri- Hi-Y 10, 11, 123 Pep Club 11, 123 Cougar Memoir 11. 12: Co- Editor Cougar Memoir 12: Student Council 123 Senior Class Play Baseball 10, 11, 12 Pep Club 11, 123 Business Staff 11, 12 Football 10. 11, 123 Baseball 10, 11, 123 Varsity Club 10, 11, 123 Executive Committee 10, 11, 123 Senior Class Play Cheerleader 10, 11, 123 Pep Club 10, 11, 123 Varsity Club 10, 11. 123 Girls' Chorus and Mixed Chorus 10, 113 Trio 10, 113 Executive Com- mittee 11, 123 Stage Crew Band 103 Pep Club 12 Cougar Courier 10, 11. 123 Tri-Hi-Y 11, 123 Pep Club 11, 123 Volleyball3 Basketball 10, 11, 12 Pep Club 113 Business 113 Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12 Business Staff 11, 12 Fifty-Nine COCI-IRAN, PATRICIA COLDITZ, JAMES D. coLD1'rz, JAMES F. CONSONERY, PATRICIA COREY, MARYANN COSNER, DEANNE COSNER, RONALD COSTANZA, JOAN COULSON, GEORGE CRAMER, A. BLAIR CROUCH, JOYCE CURL, SAM CURRIE, SUSAN DAVIS, CHARLENE M. DEEB, PHYLLIS DERRICO, IOANNA DIETZ, FAY DiROCCO, CARL DOLINAR, MARGARET DONOVAN, VERONICA DUBECK, JANICE DUBNANSKY. MICHAEL DUCAR, STEPHEN EDWARDS. CAROL ANNE ELLIS. TERRY LEE EVANS, NANCY FAMULARO, ISABEL FANTINI, AMELIA FAROUHAR. RUSSELL FFGELA. JOHN R. FELAK, DAVID FFNCHAK. TIMOTHY FOX, DORIS E. FOX. DORIS M. FOX. GARY FRANCHI, ELODIA FUCHS. JAMES GALIOTTO. PATRICIA GASKILL. ROBERT GATTO, THERESA GAZDICK, STEVE GERBER. CATHERINE GHENNE, JOSEPH GILLIE, LINDA GILMORE, RONALD K. GLASSER, JUDITH GOTTHELD, LARRY GRAY, THELMA Sixty L, ..-.. Ara.. .-.sax enior ,fgcfiuilfied Tri-Hi-Y 10 Wrestling 10, 113 Baseball 10, 11, 123 Varsity Club 10, 11, 123 Key Club 10 Football 10, ll, 123 Basketball 10, 11, 12g Varsity Club 10, ll, 12 Girls' Chorus 10, 113 Girls' Ensemble 113 Mixed Chorus 10, 11 Band 10, 11, 123 Cougar Courier 10, 11, 12 Band 10, 11, 123 Drum Major Football 10, 11, 123 Baseball 10, 11, 123 Varsity Club 10, 11,12 Tri'Hi-Y 10, 11, 123 Business Staff 11, 12g Pep Club 11, 123 Execu- tive Committee 123 Class Treasurer 123 Senior Class Play Wrestling 10, 113 Football 10, 11, 123 Track 10, 11, 123 Varsity Club 10, ll, 12 Tri-Hi-Y 113 Forensics 12 Volleyball 11, 123 Baseball 12g Stage Crew ' Cougar Courier 10, ll, l2Q Cougar Memoir 11, 123 Tri-Hi-Y 11, 123 Pep Club 11, 123 Executive Committee 10, ll, 123 Class Secretary 11, 123 News Editor 12 Chorus 11, 12 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 123 Girls' Chorus and Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 123 Pep Club 10, 11 Cougar Memoir 11, 12 Band10, 11,12 Pep Club 10, 11 Pep Club 11, 12 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 123 Pep Club 11. 123 Executive Committee 123 Business Staff 11, 123 Cougar Courier 12 Key Club 12 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 123 Business Staff ll, 12 Chorus 10, 11, 12 Girls' Chorus and Mixed Chorus 10: Pep Club 113 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11 Pep Club 11, 123 Chorus 10, 11, 123 Forensics 10, 11, 123 Cougar Courier 10, 11, 12 Chorus 10, 11, 123 Pep Club10, 11,12 Volleyball 11 Executive Committee 11 Basketball 10. 113 Baseball 10, ll, 123 Varsity Club 11, 123 Student Council 123 Treasurer of Student Council Wrestling 11 Business Staff 11, 123 Girls' Chorus 10, 11, 123 Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 123 Vocal Soloist ll, 12 Pep Club 11, 123 Volleyball 123 Girls' Basketball 10, 11, 123 Business Staff 11, 12 Football 10, llg Track 10 Chorus IOQ Pep Club 10, 11 Executive Committee 10, 123 Band 10. 11, 12 Band 10, 11, 123 Chorus 10, 11, 123 Key Club 123 Boys' Quartet 11, 123 Instrumental Soloist 10, 11, 123 Student Band Conductor 12 Pep Club 11, 12 Track 10 A i , 4...4slu....2....-...g.........4. .X ...Aaa....A....... GREGG, GARY LEE GURNICK, SANDRA HAEFLEIN, ROBERT HALL, PATRICIA HAMILTON, CHARLES HANCI-IIN, IOHN HANS, RITA HELON, JOHN HENRION, JOYCE HERENT, PATRICIA HERMAN, RAY HERMANN, GERALD HICKMAN, ARLENE HINDMAN, ELEANOR HOOVER, MARY LOUISE HORAN, LAVERNE HUDSON, JANET HUSOVITZ, KENNETH HUTCHKO, CAROLYN IROSE, MYRA JEAN JUPIN, EILEEN KACHALA, SONYA KINDER, KENNETH KOPECHEK, JOHN KOSTOLANSKY. NORMAN KOVOLICK, EMMA LOU KUCYNDA, CHARLOTTE KURILKO, JOHN KUSAJ, IOYCE LANCASTER. RICHARD LATCHEM, FLOYD W. LAUDERBACK. DEVONNA LEE, TIMOTHY LEVKULICH, NESTOR LICHKO, NANCY LICHTER, ARLENE LIEBL, FRANK LORENZ, JENNEY LoRENz1, ANTOINETTE LORENZO, LORETTA LUNDY, SANDRA MADDOCK, SYBIL MARKOVITCH, EDWARD McKAY, LYN MCKENNA, WILFORD McKITA, EDWARD MCLUCKIE, MARY MELI, THOMAS JR. MILLER, JUDY enior Lxgcfiuilfied Forensics 12 Pep Club 11, 125 Business Staff 11, 12 Key Club 11, 125 Tennis 11, 12 Band 10, 11, 125 Chorus 12 Forensics 10 Basketball 10, 11, 125 Varsity Club 10, 11, 12 Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 125 Girls' Chorus 10, 11, 125 Tri-Hi-Y 11, 125 Cougar Courier 11, 12 Wrestling 10 Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 125 Mixed Ensemble 10, 11, 125 Executive Committee 115 Baritone Soloist 11 Band 10, 11, 125 Chorus 11, 125Tri'Hi-Y11, 125 Dance Band 10, ll, 12 Chorus 10, 11 Homeroom Treasurer 105 Nurse Club 10, 11 in Jeannette Chorus 10, 11, 125 Forensics 10 Band 10, 11, 125 Majorette 125 Pep Club 11, 125 Executive Com- mittee 105 Cougar Courier 10, 11, 125 Stage Crew Tri-Hi-Y 10, 115 Business Staff 11, 125 Pep Club 11, 12 Basketball 10 Executive Committee 105 Christmas Play 12 Tri-Hi-Y 115 Band 10, 11, 125 Majorette 12 Bancl10, 11, 12 Tri-I-Ii-Y 11 Track 10 Football 10, 115 Track 10, 125 Chorus 10, 115 Varsity Club 10, 11, 12 Football 10, 11, 125 Baseball 10, 11, 125 Varsity Club 10, 11, 125 Executive Committee 10, 11, 125 Wrestling 10 Band 10, 11, 125 Wrestling 105 Dance Band 10, 11, 125 Key Club 10, 11, 12 Band 10, 11, 125 Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 125 Girls' Chorus 10, 11, 125 Mixed Ensemble 10, 11, 125 Cougar Courier 10, 11, 12 Girls' Chorus 10, 11, 125 Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 125 Pep Club 11, 125 Forensics 10, 115 Stage Crew Cougar 105 Business Staff 11, 125 Pep Club 11, 125 Secretary of Student Council 125 Stage Crew Pep Club 11, 12 Cougar Courier 10, 11, 12 Baseball 10, 11, 125 Varsity Club 10, 11, 12 Varsity Club 10, 11, 125 Football Manager 10, 11, 12 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 125 Executive Committee 105 Pep Club 11, 125 Business Staff 11, 125 Senior Class Play Pep Club 11. 125 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 125 Business Staff 11, 12 Sixty-One MILLER, MARIJANE MITCHELL, ELEANOR MOUSSIAUX, WILLIAM MOUYARD, ARTHUR MURPHY, JUDY MYERS, JOSEPHINE NEDLEY, CAROL NELSON, COLLEEN NELSON, DONNA NEVINS, DOLORES NUCCI, BARRY NUTT, KAREN OLEXA, MARLENE O'NEILL, GEORGE O'NEILL, MARY ANN ORLANDI, THOMAS OSBORNE, ROBERT PADOVICH, JAMES PALMER, GEORGIA ANN PARKS, JACK R. PARTAZANA, ELEANOR PAYNE, OLIVER PENNLINE, NINEA PENNLINE, PETE PETERS, WILLIAM PEILE, JUDY PFILE, WALTER POLACEK, KENNETH POLACEK, WILLIAM PRENTICE, PATRICIA PUSHNACK, JOYCE RACI-I, MADELINE RAKOSKY, EILEEN RAMICONE, ARLENE RAMOSKI, IRENE RAMOSKI, MARY RANSA, BONNIE REABE, MARY RITA RECONNU, JO-ANNE REEVES, CHARLES REYNARD, GLORIA REYNOLDS, ULYSSES REYNOLDS, WILLIAM ROMANSKY, KATHLEEN SADLER, BONNIE Sixty-Two gf ' enior ,xdcfiuified Chorus 103 Pep Club 113 Business Staff 12 Cougar Memoir 11, 123 Cougar Courier 11, 12 Executive Committee 123 Band 10, 113 Wrestling 10, Ilg Varsity Club 10, 11, 123 Senior Class Play Baseball 10, 11, 123 Football 10, 11, 123 Varsity Club 10, 11, 123 Vice-President of Senior Classg Executive Committee 10, 11, 123 Senior Class Play Band1O, 11, 123 Chorus 11, 12 ' Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12g Cougar Memoir 11, 123 Cougar Courier 10, 11, 12g Pep Club 11 Executive Committee 10, Sophomore Secretaryg Tri-Hi-Y 103 A.V.A. 10, llQ Pep Club 11, 12: Business Staff ll, 12 Business Staff 11, 12 Football 10, 11, 123 Baseball 10, 113 Basketball 103 Varsity Club 10, 11, 123 Senior Class Play Girls' Chorus 10 Pep Club 12 Key Club 11, 123 Cougar Courier 11, 12 Pep Club 11, Forensics 12 Key Club 11, 123 President of Key Club 123 Wrestling 113 Cougar Courier 11, 123 Tennis 113 Sports Editor 12 Football 103 Wrestling 10g Treasurer of junior Classg President of Student Council 123 Stage Crew Pep Club 12 Band 10, 11, 123 Chorus 10, 11, 123 Boys' Quartet 11, 123 Bass Solo- ist 11, 123 Key Club 12 Pep Club 11, 12 Executive Committee 10, Football 10, 11, 123 Basketball 10, 11, 123 Track 11, 123 Varsity Club 10, 11, 12 Chorus 10, 11, 12 Band 10, 11, 123 Executive Committee 10 Executive Committee 103 Band 10, 11, 123 Majorctte 10, 11, 123 Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 123 Forensics 10, 11, 123 Cougar Courier 10, 11, 123 Girls' Chorus 10, 11 Band 10, II, 12 Basketball 11 Wrestling 10, 113 Track 103 Tennis 11, 123 Varsity Club 11, 12 Business Staff 11, 123 Pep Club 11, 12 Cougar Courier 103 Pep Club 11 Business Staff 11, 123 Pep Club 11, 12 Cougar Memoir 11, 123 Business Staff 11, 123 Volleyball 10, 11, 12 Business Staff 11, 12 Stage Crew Pep Club 123 Business Staff 11, 123 Cougar Courier 10, 11, 12 Football 103 Executive Committee 10 Tri-Hi-Y 113 Pep Club 11, 12 Cougar Memoir 11, 123 Cougar Courier 10, 11, 123 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 123 Pep Club 11, 12 .. .. 2 ..-Jain-L.. .. .Jam-,141-5.5413--A-'--Iiii.alf' -- -A-A ,V :fr-MlI1a.1mr -113-All SANDERS, CHARLES SAPKO, GEORGE SAPKO, MIKE SAUNDERS, HELEN SAVARNO, DIANNE SCHAUM, PATRICIA SCHMIDT, MARJORIE SCHOCK, MARY SEMANCIK, LAWRENCE SHANNON, PEARL SHANNON, WILLIAM SHARP, NANCY SHIPLEY, EDWIN SILBAUGH, DALE SIMALA, PAUL SIMONIN, JULIA SMATSKY, STANLEY SMITH. CAROLE SNYDER, GRACE SOROKA, RUSSEL STEVENSON, NANCY SUTHERLAND, ,IOAN SUTHERLAND. ,IOYCE TAYLOR, MARILYN THOMPSON. DONA TIDD. CHARLES TODD, RALPH TOMAYKO, JOSEPHINE TOMLINSON. MIRIAM TROIANO. WILLIAM TUTENA. ELAINE UHLMAN, JOE VEZZETTI. BARRY WAGGONER, FRANK WEAVER, NANCY WELCH, CAROL WIEHL, JOSEPH WILLEY, GEORGIA WILLEY, JANE WILLEY, JOHN WILSON, MARY JOYCE WILTZ. CLARENCE YESENSKY, JAMES YEWUSIAK, WILMA YOHE, JAMES YOUNG, JOHN YOUNKIN, DORIS YUSS, FRED ZEMKO, SHIRLEY ZETTLE, FRANK enior .xgcfiuilfiefi Chorus 10, 11, 12 Business Staff 11, 12 Executive Committee 10, 11, 12, Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12, Pep Club 12, Band 10, 11, 12, Majorette 12 Cougar Memoir 11, 12, Cougar Courier 10, 11, 12, Tri-Hi-Y 10, ll, 12, Pep Club 12, Senior Class Play Wrestling 10, 11, Football Manager 10, 11, 12, Baseball Manager 11, Executive Committee 10, 12 Band 10, 11, 12, Majorette 10, 11, 12, Chorus 10, 11, 12, Forensics 10, 11. 12, Executive Committee 12, Senior Class Play Footballl 10, 11, 12, Wrestling 10, 11 Baseball 10, 11, 12, Key Club 10, 11, 12 Band10, 11,12 Baseball 10, Basketball 10, 11, Student Council 12 Pep Club 11, 12 Chorus 10, 11 Executive Committee 10, 11, Cheerleader 10, 11, 12, Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, Cougar Courier 10, 11, 12, Pep Club 11, 12, Varsity Club 10, ll, 12, Editor of Cougar Courier 12, Senior Class Play Pep Club 11, 12 Pep Club 11, 12 Mixed Chorus 11, 12, Forensics 11, 12, Cougar Courier 11, 12, Business Staff 11, 12, Pep Club: Business Manager 12 Executive Committee 10, 11: Student Council 12 Key Club 11, 12, Tennis 11 Pep Club 11 Football 10, 11, 12, Baseball 10, 11, 12, Basketball 10, 11, 12, Varsity Club IO, 11, 12 Student Council 12 Band 10, 11, 12 Tri-Hi-Y 12 Football 10, 11, 12, Baseball 10, 11, 12, Basketball 10, Varsity Club 10, 11,12 Pep Club 10, 11, 12, Business Staff 11, 12 Pep Club 12 Pep Club 12, Business Staff 11, 12, Cougar Courier 12 Baseball 10, 11, 12, Band 10, 11, 12, Varsity Club 10, 11, 12 Pep Club 12, Volleyball 11, 12, Girls' Basketball 10, ll, 12 Track Manager 10, 11, 12, Basketball Manager 12 Tri-Hi-Y ll, Girls' Basketball 10, 11, 12 Football 10, 11, 12, Wrestling 10, Varsity Club 10, 11, 12 Chorus 10 Sixty'Three we Junior CALM OFFICERS Left tu right + Ken Dooley, Vice Prcsidcntg blames illmcku. Prcsidcmg Arthur Artis, Trcasurcrg Cynthia Sl.1vm1i.1 Sccrcrary JUNIOR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE lsr Row - li. llolfic, If. Caruso, li. Vczmni, C. Slavnnin Zml Ruw -- N. Rucvus, K. I.cu, Miss Ilulfiu fspomorj, If. W'itmycr, P. Tirpglk jrd Row -f - VC , Ilauflcin. QI. Clowull, K. lluulcy, P. lfcrrnrn, M. Orcski, KI. Ciluckn, M. Kumlruik. A. Arlis Sixty-Ifour .T1..qv-rw:--v--xn11j'W -Y5.. ,i. Y- , omiom I Jerry Abbey Barbara Agamod Darwin Amodei james Arrigo Linda Bailey Joyce Balieu Roy Barbers Carole Bartolozzi E Dolores Abbott i . Anepayne Allen Robert Anderson Arthur Artis Thomas Balm Edward Balza Richard Barnett Patricia Bartolozzi s l Linda Basel Karen Bautz Grace Behanna Betty Benassi William Berry Chris Biagini Lillian Bongiorno Kenneth Bruce l Paul Baum Theodore Bed na rs ki Constance Beich ner Edmund Benedetti Bonnie Biagini Helen Bielawski Virginia Boulanger Barbara Btutout Sixty-Five omiom X Wilbert Brutout Joseph Buckeye Rose Calcek Vincent Careatti Frances Caruso James Chaclto Jerome Chasko Ronald Check Sixty-Six Arthur Bucchianeri Barbara Bucsko Rose Capella Michael Carroll Gloria Cassatt Anna Chambless Gwendolon Cheatham Sally Choker fl e Jw ll cj I' . I Geraldine Chuprinlto Charles Colditz Keith Colvin Richard Coulson joseph Cowell Harold Cox Edgar Crabb Charles Crow Gerald Davenport Charles Costanza Robert Coulter Larry Cowell Janet Cox Charles Crouch Robert Daugherty James Davis . 4 , ga -. I-aa. agadkl.- A ' J ':'a8m -,B ' If-qunu vpn. 9-11-sv---f' -vw-N uv- 'www -41--- e judith Decock ' Anthony DeMarco Mary DiLullo John Dobrinski Kenney Dooley Darlene Dubarr Carol Durrine Frank Erbe Bonnie Delasta Dorothy DiAml3roggi James Dobrinski Elvera Dolfie Carol Doyle Edmund Duda Rita Elifanci Theresa Ercoline Peter Ferrara Maxine Foehringer Beverly Gallaway Phyllis Georgagis Paul Ghilani Dennis Greene joseph Grillo William Haeflein l Charles Fink Charles Forgie Harry Gelder Charles Gersna Ronald Govenor Sandra Griffith Kennedh Gudaizis Larry Hall Sixty-Seven Michael Haluschak janet Harris Carol Hartman Virginia Hartman David Hega Sandra Henline Shirley Henry Warren Herilla William Higginson Darlene Hoffman William Hogan Earnest Horner William Hrisko Anna Husenits Bruce janoff Sara jenkins Sixty-Eight ' ' ,.,i .- 1 . . V . n :Kilim ..- ..i...... '..a.i.,....,e.......ii ' A . omiom Elsie Jester Richard jones Tanya Karpiak Janet Kelly Darlene Kite Mike Kondratik Carol Kovach John Kunselman 1. .-., 5 4 Robert Jewell Joseph Kalish Larry Kaufman Peter Kino Lnnne Knight Herman Kosarski Vivian Kruell Evelyn Kuvinka ...a 7-uw--V - --'V nv 1 lfmiom X X. J Edna Lange Teresa Larkin Joseph LaRue Donna Lasltey Roger Lind Betty Lisovich Barbara Lowe Robert Magruda Catherine Majireck joan Majoros Barry Marshall Margaret Mason Virginia Mason John Mattay Bonny McCormick Sandra McFeely Barbara McKenna Gregory Meno Marlene Milkent Thomas Moore Bryan Murphy jeffrey Neil Carolee Olexa ' Lewis O'Neill -xQ,.A 'A f I Sandra McLuckie Kerfoor Metz Alberta Miller Simone Moyer Carol Myshin Robert Nucci Larry Oliphant Michael Oreski Sixty-Nine is omiord 1 Louis Partazana Frank Paterline Theodora Quigley Patricia Paterra john A. Peters Charles Rauchfuss john P. Peters Donna Pieri David Ray Andrew Pivovarnik Ernestine Pochatko Nancy Reeves Cecilia Pollock Warren Price Samuel Province Judith Puxhnack Seventy Mary Ann Poteray Larry Ries George Procko James Roberts Diane Pulaski Catherine Rockidge Barbara Pyzynski Jerome Sambula Edgar Rader Charles Rauscher Don Reeves Betty Rhodes Sidonia Riley Gerald Robison Claudia Roger: Eugene Sarinski 4 , r I I N mn. -,-.L.a- I .4 .......ui f 1 .f Ivy,-1-y--I 1. - X a o r '1 ' In R omiom X x, , X X Barbara Sarra Herman Sauritch janet Tipping Pearl Tirpgk Manefred Sauritch Sylvia Schoener Raymond Traversari Alma Tuccelli George Shepard Wayne Shipley David Uhutch Victor Uhutch Editnh Shoemaker joseph Simsic janet Urwin Jack Vandermer Terry Sivie Cynthia Slavonia Ronald Vandermer Judith VanLeer Edward Snyder Warren Sphar Robert Vercamen Elaine Vezzani Kathleen Stark Laurie Stepanian Theodore Voelker Barbara Waggener Mary Steward jerilyn Tedrow Dennis Walkup Larry Weight Seventy-One .'..4- ' omiom Robert Welch William Wellington Evelyn Witmycr Linda Wick Judy Wiese Wm. Worthington Russell Williams lzlainc Witmycr ALSO MEMBERS OF THE JUNIOR CLASS Q-I lst Row - Kira Leo, Karen Bautz, Parricia Fike, Lorelei Kolessar, Joan Gallagher, Jean Swango 2nd Row - Noel Rulong, Edward Lewellen, Lillian Pozum, Joan Mastronicola, Mary Henderson, Anth 3rd Row - Dominick Gibino, Donald Harper, Donald Mood y, Eric Ollie, Bruce Matson, Ronald Prayi Seventy-Two li 4 -x. Elmer Wolfe Bruce Yeager Michael Yonasll ony Porrcca 'Q r ., i jA2 xSi?l9!L0l44f0l 8 gfdfifff OFFICERS Iufi no right 7 Inis Frucmnn, Secretary: I.cc Trumonli, 'I'i'c.isurci'g 'l'lmm.is XY'uulsI.1ycr, Vice Prcsidcniq Rob- crt Sink, I'1'v:siLiunt SOPHOMORE EXECU TIVI2 COMMITTEE lst Row 7 QI, Kite, F. ,Iurc7.1k, P. Srrclick, S. Russo, R. Reeves, M. Bitsko Ind Row Q Mr, I3cCoster Csponsorj, S. Truinblcy, If. Portcr, I.. Ifrccmnn, K. Herman. C. McKiia, Mrs. Truth Qhpumurj ini Row - I.. 'I'rcinonti, I. fipii, R. Sink, G. Muffin T. W0oIsIn5'cr, R. King, XV. Zunarciclli Seventy-Three 52,9 0WL0l 8:5 x as bt V5 .. e-1-. VA , 10- gg . Q6 , l , I :2,. . ' V , X, l 1 I ' I l if -A 15:-it 'IIIK L A l 4 , ' '- X . . . . , , , .,,.-i,,v- A M r' ella -V-, in iw- ' fu, ll Y' Q Q Q M.-is .Fir-, C if W C I C C 'sw 'W lidward Ack, Sandra Agamedi, Smella Albero, -lllklllll Anders, Frances Arrigo, Frank lhbiak, Mar- garet llaer Donald linker, Nancy llLll'Il'I0lC, Richard liasrin, Linda liayley, janet Beck, Nadine Bedford, Norine Bedford llctty Beebc, .lolm Bcebe, Harold Bclianna, Willian1 Belirendt, Mary Ann Belslci, Lewis Bcnnardini, judirli Bcrrocci Margaret Beveridge, Melvin Biagini, Miclmcl Bitsko, joan Roda, Sandra Bohlandcr, Myron Bon- carosky, Gary Boolli Q x - . I y ' 1 , ' '55, 5 - llf i V ij, T, 1 jg V' ,I 10 , - i' Brenda Bradley, Virginia Brandeburg, Robert Brown, Marlene Brudnak, Diana Brutout, Karen Brutout, Diane Buchak james Buchanan, Susan Buclita, Laura Carlisle, Patrick Carroll. Baron Carson, Frederick Causer, joan Ceci Seventy-Four 0WLOI 85 Carol Celaschi, Raymond Celaschi, Barbara Chacko, Curtis Ciarles, john Chuhanic, Anne Clarke, David Connell Thomas Connor, Sandra Cooper, Dallas Cosgrove, Nancy Costanza, Richard Cotton, Mabcl Coulter, Grace Cox - . , v,,.v, X - Alice Crilley, David Dallaglio, judith Dallaglio, Lee Davis, Nancy Davis, Edwin Dercsh, Frank Destcfon Janet Destefon, Thomas DeVentura, Ronald' DiPiaz2a, Ronald Dolan, Clark Dragan, Sandra Dub- nansky, Fred Ducocur ' 0 Douglas Dunkerton, Carol Ehko, Leonard Eley, Eileen Elias, Thomas Ellison, Thomas Evans, John Farbaniec Kathy Farquhar, Wayne Farquhar, jeffrey Fenchak, Emma Ferrari, Thelma Fitzpatrick, Gail Fox, David Fredrick Seventy-Five 52,9 OIWLOIAZZ5 ,A ' ,S f-3 1 ' f 0 vuuu . ., 6 b l f 3' 1, L' f r -P+ 1 A f .ft , ' l' ' , ' ,g J I ,. ' . . ,-ie ::: K . , V K 215 ' at , Zak - gi : 'i :iii - all H i 'li ip ii . iv ' n y 9 .. G Vi' 1, 1 - -4, ,V .fi if-N , ., ,li , -La bf.. w V- E - 'W ,ff ' I ., Lois Freeman, Dona Freville, Gerald Frew, Nancy Gaskell, Theodore Gaskell, Priscilla Geho Mary Georgagis jdln Gillon, joseph Glesk, Pete Goimarae, Philip Goonlboy, Williilxii Guttheld, janet Gould Barbara Graves ii 'aw V... Q 1 3 me fq ., V i W av 'U 'L- 1 l V E , Xe! Judith Greco, Stanley Grimm, Gail Grove, Joyce Guzy, Donna Gysegem, Edwin Habowski, Lawrence Hans Dennis Harger, Shirley Hnrosky, W'illiam Harper, john Hartman, Lorraine Hazuka, Williaixi Haluka, Kathleen Hermen i 'fe iy.. , xnf' -, Y ' .F shqf' I Charlene Hickman, Doris Hindman, Robert Hodgson, Gary Hogan, Robert Hopton, Penelope Horan, Charles Horn Clearance Horner, Shirley Hosretler. lidward Hough, Lucy Hrulkay, Paul Hubinon, Tanya Hutchko, Alfred Jeffries Seventy-Six 0,9 LOWLOIAB5 Donald Jobes, Eileen Johnson, William Johnson, Norma Johnston, Brenda Jones, Letitia Jones, Sandra Jupin Frank Jurczak, Peter Kalamaras, Robert Karlosky, Daryil Kassler, Paulette Kelley, Mildred Kepsel, Carol Kichinko Myrna Kincaid, Robert King, Ellen Kirby. Joseph Kite, Charles Kniha, Joyce Koltkila, Carl Kolich Thomas Kortina, Milan Kostich, Sliirley Kotcclla, John Kovall, Patricia Krivaeck, Monica Kucherawy, Robert Latta Sandra Laughlin, Judith Leach, David Lessman, Emil Levkulich, Sally Levy, Vincent Lipari, Julia Lorenz Janet Lorenzo, Catherine Louis, Paul Lucas, Robert Lynch, Gerald Maksemetz, Joseph Malak, Terry Manzini Seventy-'Seven , P ' ' , ah ,Sip omored i 1 it A I mm K Q ,,.: t fwgiw V Gloria Matson, David McClellan, Karen McCuen, Betty McFall, Mary McFeely, Sandra Mc- Gaugheey, Caroline McKenna Sandra McKenna, Carol McKita, joyce Meli, joseph Melvin, Richard Menyo, Carol Meyer, judith Miller 54 i ' 'tr - ' n. i 1 5 ii, 1 . , ' W T- ... 7' 'P ' ' V.. ' K 1 d . I Robert Miller, William Miller, Gerald Moffit, Raymond Moffit, Karen Mollis, Arthur Monack, Thomas Montgomery Carol Morgan, Bruce Motts, janet Myers, David Nandor, Thomas Nevins, Dennis Nichi, Barbara Ollinger ig M ,. 1 X 21 ta ' ir-if iv vii + T ig -'ff' X .g.,.v iw. '-an .-I, , - we 'V : 'F ul It wx 1 ' , -.I P L I ,l , mi lg. -fr' . 1 if ,7 7. 4 :' iii? . . - 5' if-4 Andy Oliver, Lawrence O'Toole, William Pagonis, Robert Paig, Daniel Palmer, Martin Paluso, Donna Pansino Arlene Pastcrick, George Pavlo, Henry Payne, Martha Peake, Robert Pcffer, Robert Peltonen, Wanda Pensis Seventy-Eight LSZIQ OWLOPQ5 1 , Barbara Petrilak, Ronald Petrucci, Donna Pierce, Donald Porreca, Eleanor Porter, Susan Porter, Eileen Raisbeck William Raisbeck, john Rakosky, Louis Ramicone. Eileen Ray, Charles Raymond, Ralph Ray- mond, Ronald Reeves Carol Revala, Elaine Ries, Sandra Riffle, Paul Riskey, Harry Riva, Bonita Roberts, Richard Roberts Robert Rock, john Romito, Richard Rothcram, Terry Roy, Dolores Rozzi, Salvatore Russo, Carolyn Ryan l Lois Samec, Merrilee Sanders, Anna Santini, Eileen Scaccia, Richard Schanning, William Scott, jean Sechez Frederick Seemuth, John Seftas, Madeline Sezawich, Lee Shell, James Shaman, Stella Simsic, Robert Sink Seventy-Nine Eighty .Sap 0l'l'L0l 85 Patricia Smeloslti, Arta Smith, james Snow, Raymond Snyder, Robert Stevenson, Paul Strelick, Dolores Sutherland Albert Thiry, Donna Thomas, Suzanne Thomson, Daniel Tomchay, Sally Trcmblcy, Libero Tremonti, Paul Turek Germaine Turtzer, joseph Turtzer, Pearl Urbanowicz, Patricia Vanascotte, Carol Verntle, Cecilia Veselga, Marjorie Volosin Nancy Waggoner, Barbara Weber, Madeline Weber, Samuel Westwood, Darlcen Wickerham, Dalecn Wilcox, Roger Williams Robert Wilson, Eileen Wiltz, James Winship, Beatrice Wolfe, Allen Wood, Thomas Woolslayer, Everette Wyne ,Lk Joanne Yeager, Wayne Zanardelli, Fred Zaph, Alexandra Zelem, Charles Zimmerman, Edward Zippay, Vivienne Zorek NSZJIQ 0WL0l 815 Mary Zubric, Stephen Zubric, Thomas Zurosky ALSO MEMBERS OF THE SOPHOMORE CLASS Ist Row - Patricia Ries, Elizabeth Hazuga, Carol Pattison 2nd Row - Joe Russo, Stephania Lichko, Judith Kaschok, Joe Santo Eighty-One QP- Co 'ru' ff UCKEFF C Ui! . Qffdp , xi I xr I' -4 -Mft I S- Q9 'S yi ,QQ ff 5 X ' Q 'vb 'D ox .fx 4 01 03313 fx f Q, 6 Oww ACTWKTIES 7 CSZAOOZ CCLAWJQP Q Q, 5 September 3 - Opening Day of School , :'- 19 - A n t r i m Bureau Assembly QLecturej 'AY ll October 8 - Antrim B u r e a u Assembly fSnakesj 11 -Western Education Conference 4 5 ' 6 for Teachers in Pittsburgh l - ' x 22 - Scholarship Tests Given to : : Seniors 24-B. I- E. Day - No School for Students 25 - Student Assembly qAll about Clubsj 29 - Office Assembly November S - lst Quarter Ends 11 - Veterans Day - No School 12 -Open House for American Edu- cation Week 13-Quarterly Report to Parents Where does the time go? 21 - Night of the Big Bonfire 26- Turkey Trot Dance by Tri- Hi-Y at Junior High Gym 27 - Thanksgiving Assembly 28-29 Thanksgiving Recess December 6 - Sleigh Queen Dance sponsor- ed by Beauty Culture . , 20-Christmas Assembly April 2 haster Assembly ' Q 23 - Christmas Recess Begins 3-Sasser guess 3651115 - as er ecess n s january 6 - Christmas Recess Ends : ,?Zicr?cTySiEig:tZ3Jirli qponsorcd -?tl3dcm'ASscngbl3' by Monday Music Club -' n Qmrter n S 23-Antrim Bureau Assembly H 1 Quarterly Reports to Parents 24 - Hair Style and Fashion Show February 12 - Antrim B u re a u Assembly MW 6 - Student Assembly lghmcsc Magician, ,. . 16 - School Picnic at Kennywood I2 -Speech Students see Diary of Park Fgfmkh at Nixon Theatre 19 - Last Day for Seniors fjoy-joyj Zi 'fx jUllUfg,1O M S ,, Hi-Y at Junior High Gym 25 -Cssgm 13' l ur r' un J 21 -Assembly CCertificate and Let- 26-Vvgcr nglh d b ter Awards to Seniorsj -. 'muy owl sponsorc Y 23 - Junior Prom at junior High Student Council G m 26- Forensic Contest at E. Wash- 28 -Sgnior Class Night 28 lggtfm rig-h School 29 -Senior Class Night - prmg Hess 30-Memorial Day Recess 28 - Band Concert by C. H. S. Band March 20 - Antrim B u r c a u Assembly June 1 -Sgaggiflxltfsisggliifliaivices at High QBellsj - x . 31- Assembly lThis Atomic Worldj Z-g?:gir:gnIgiI?Z?S2L0:T Stadium 31 - 3rd Quarter Ends Eighty-Four IL 4 ougcw oowier SENIOR AND JUNIOR MEMBERS lst Row - E. Mitchell Chacko, B. Brown, N. Stevenson, T. Orlandi, Mrs. Steiner fsponsorj, S. Currie, I'. Shannon, Pfile, I.. Cantoni Znd Row - I. Famularo, M. Corey, C. Aglio, -I. Ilubeck, -I. Henrion, G. O'Neill, QI. Roberts, Iirickner, Il. Sadler, C. Bailey, M. Irose, xl. Tomayko Grd Row - I.. Stepanian, C. My-shin, I . Georgagis, li. Venani, T. Karpiak, Ii. McKay, C. Nedley, N. Lieliko, S. Schoener, K. I.eo, S. Mclaiekie, M. Lesnak, -I. W'eise The Cougar Courier is the official voice of the student body. Through the Courier we are able to learn school news, read the many excellent feature articles that appear in each issue, and keep in con- tact with high schools students throughout the nation. This year marks the 20th year of publication for the Cougar Courier. During these years it has faithfully printed the schools news of C.I'I.S. The paper is published monthly with the last three issues devoted to sophomore, junior and senior activities respectively. The Cougar Courier is composed of four staffs-news, feature, sports, and alumni. The news staff gets all the news events of the school. The feature staff writes the articles such as Mirandy and Marildy. The sports staff covers all the sports events, and the alumni staff writes about our students who have graduated. Heading each staff is an editor. The editor-in-chief has charge of the make-up of the paper and the editorials. Another part of publication is the Business Staff. It handles the financial affairs for both the newspaper and the yearbook. This group is composed of senior and junior girls whose main job is to solicit advertisements from local merchants. They also are in charge of the sale and distribution of the Cougar Courier. Eighty-Five WW Wemlm lu Row -- S. Uulwnanxky, -I. Mcli, kl. Andcrs, li. Pctrilak, CI. MCKcnna, K. Fnrqulmar, M. Peake, D. lirutout Ind Row f- lf. Caruso, K. lewis, I. llrurkay. C. Kovach, V. Mason, AI. Guvy, li. liucsko, CI Kiulminkn, -I. Greco THF CUUGAR COURIISR STAFF liditor-i n-Clmicf Ncws lfditor lfcaturc lfditor Sports lfdilor Alumnn lznlltor . ,,,, .,,, , ,A , , Typisls , , , ,, , ,, -Ianicc Dubcck, Mary -Ioycc Buslncss Managcr , , ,. A,,, ,,,, ,,,, , , Faculty Adviser CCougar Couricrj lfaculty Advisor fl5uSincSS Staffj , , ,,,. ., ,, . , Eighty-Six HQATURF FDITORS Nancy Stcvcnson . ,,,, Susan Currie Beverly Brown . Thomas Orlandi Pearl Shannon Wfilson, Carolyn Bailey . -Ioscphinc Tomayko Mrs. Ftlmcl Steiner Mr. Marion DcNinno .,-if Scaled - Pearl Shannon, Nlncy SICVCHSUII Standing -- Bcvcrly Brown, Thornas Orlandi, Susan Cfurrig zfwilfaem ,SLM SENIOR MEMBERS lst Row - S. Brown. li. Brown. P. Prentice, Dubcck, -I. Miller, Tomnyl-um, A. Rnmicnnc, l.. hlupin, G. Rcynnrd Znd Row 4 I.. l.OI'Cl!lU, il. Rcconnu, C. lhilcy, S. Qurric, il. C0st,1n7.x, M. Miller, lf. Ifranclwi, P. Carlislc, M. NY'ilwn, Mr. DcNinno Qspnnsorj 3rd Row - M. Schmidt, D. Clmvcrimt. S. Gurnik, C. Edwards, D. If. Fox, IS. Rama, ,I. l5.1ci.1k, M. Mcluckic. H. Saunders, G. Nyillcy, D. Ncvins, C. Nelson JU NIOR MEMBERS lst Row 4 li. S.u'x'.l, lf. XY'ilI11yCI'. KI. Dccnck. Ii. NIIIC0YI11iCk, If. W'itmyur, C. Rogcrs, li. Dolfic, P. B.ll'lOlUlli, P. 'llirpak Znr Row -- lf. Slwnumakcr, li. Pylynsl-ii, 15. Uclasm, S. -Icnkins, F. Caruso. M. Hcndcraon. D. Lnskcy, li. l,ism'icl1, Mr. DcNinnn Qsponsorj Eighty-Seven endow gfcm pfay Sitting - - P. Shannon. il, clllNl.llll.l, l. C-illlllllll, M. Mclucltie Standing ll. Nueci, C. Hailey, XV. c'.!I'Pt'I1lCl'. N. Sharp. A. Mouyard, N. Stevenson, XY. Moussiaux. li. Brown The senior class play this year was A Little Honeyf, a comedy in three acts hy XVilliam Davidson. lt was produced and staged by the speech department of Charleroi High School. The entire production was very eapahly directed by Mrs. Thelma Caruso, head of the speech department. Mrs. Caruso, directress of the play. Eighty-Eight The cast, in the order of their appearance, was as follows: Jerry M i n ton Albert Parker ,. . Caroline, Seoots , Diana .. . Delores Meggleham mer Tom Corning Roger Minton Fve Tyler , ,,,, ,, Martha Minton Mrs. Simmons Grandma Thornton The Sure-Shot Man . . Nancy Sharp XVilliam Moussiaux Beverly Brown Nancy Stevenson Carolyn Bailey W'illiam Carpenter Barry Nucei . Mary McLuekie Linda Cantoni Pearl Shannon . -Ioan Costanza Arthur Mouyard Place: The Minton living room in Ashton. Time: The present. Ifarly summer. w -mil C 2: , ai-I 5 . G .1 Q ,UD 3 - 7 gi, Q ,,,, . 53? Y 2 R V ir? IK, X 5 V igg. Zi? X X is ' W -, Q' -V . 2 HQ , .31-.aff .gi 'ml i x an 'W M ww wg, I -u-.rug-,. c,,. . .. .lllgg ,f L,,, mf f .,,, 3233 W ,. A -G 5 ff hit Grandmas up to? And ge 1 load of Alberts socks! x x 2 N, ,,.. .. - Pri,- ,, -i I ' lhwf fb f , ' ,!L..-Q xf.m.2 3, .QW ,AAA ni 'A' F.. an 1 m MV, W 33 .A is Q, 1 Y TI A3 Albert enjoys rehearsal! T? i ' ': . Y ,E fm fb. .-T 1 ls A .. 8 r . . yy gi ?f,..ik3 r f rg Q V F vig s fiirg , :fr If N g i , 'r l r 4 ,,. X4-r Ninety Stage crcw to work the lights and curtain. Sl.lgCl'l.ll1dS lo rnovc tl1CfLlI'I1itLll'C. xgid ge P8 LU 2 '--v 1 I, I 1, r--, a -r 511111113 - - NI. -I. lrusc. li. Ci.x1'sm1, A. Iiclxicr. I.. I.11rc117u Sllllklillg R. Uxlmrnc, L, liccxcs, R. .-Xnmdiu, R. l5.1k.1, S. Curl 2 NJ 'Z Cgzwfenf CODLVLCZ OFFICERS Iiront - Loretta Lorenzo. Secretary Back - William Hrisko, Vice Prusidcntq Uaviil Fcl.ik, Trcnsurcrg Robert Osborne, Presi- nlcnt MEMBERS OF STUDENT COUNCIL lst Row - li. Vczzcrri, L. Lorenzo, M. Tomlinson, Mrs. Martino Csponsorj, L. Canroni, B. Brown, C. Diliocco Znil Row 4 B. Ullingcr, D. Sutlicrlnml, B. Whggoncr, D. Felmk, R. Osborne, Dcstcfon, S. Jcnlains, Miller 3rd Row 4 P. Collnruni, xl. Malnk, j. Ycngcr, R. Bnrbera, P. Barrolozli, L. PLIITLIIAIIILI, T. Karpink, j. V.xnLlurmcr, li. liuubc. D. Dallnglio Ninety-Ont oremzfca Isl Row - QI. Crouch, il. Tomayko, A. l.ichter, T. Karpialt. li. Vevzani, -I. Pfile, AI. Kunsclman, l. Farnularo, N. Sharp, M. U'Neill Zud Row -- lf, -Iesier, li. Wlxggoner, G. liehanna, A. Chanibless, C. Majireek. Mr. Shriver fsponsorj, ll. Graves. P. Georgagis, Meli, M. Cieorgagis, I.. Stepanian 3rd Row - T. Sivie, If. Ollie. ll, Connell, li. W'olfe, T. Hutchko, li. Porter, S. Porter, ll. Greene, QI. Roberts, C. Fink, T. Montgomery The aim of the liorensic Club is to afford opportunities to students for practical experience in the many fields of public speaking. The club holds active membership in the National Forensic League and in the Pennsylvania Music and Forensic League. The Forensic Club has been one of the most active clubs this year. Club membership in a na- tional honor society is the objective of the ambitious and forward looking student. It opens the door to greater opportunities and experiences in speaking. It strives to make the student a good leader- a good leader in school todayg a good leader in the community tomorrow. C. ll. students have participated in many events this year-debate, public speaking, student congress, extemporaneous speaking, humorous readings and others The club also has a half hour radio program on WFSA every Sunday The moderator is Tanya Karpiakg the announcer is Elaine Vezzani. The officers for this year are: President .... ......... J udy Pfile Vice-President . Secretary ..... Treasurer .. liaculty Adviser Ninety Two John Kunselman . Elaine Vezzani Tanya Karpiak Leslie D. Shriver The only all boys organization in Charleroi High School is the Key Club. It consists of boys from all three classes. All activities of the club are supervised by the Kiwanis Club of Charleroi and the club's faculty adviser. The watchword and ultimate aim of the organization is service. The motto of the club- We Build -is reflected in the many worthwhile projects which the club undertakes. These have includ- ed a bonfire, pep rally skits, donations to charitable organizations, bake sales, and participation in Career Day at C.H.S. Although this is a non-scholastic organization, its members and projects are very much a part of Charleroi High School. This year's officers are: President ,.... Thomas Orlandi Vice President ,... .... . Keith Barber Secretary .,...... .i..,.,,.. C hris Biagini Treasurer .......... ....... T heodore Bednarski Faculty Adviser . . .... Mr. Harold Troutman lst Row - C. Kniha, G. O'Neill, K. Barber, T. Orlandi, C. Biagini, T. Bednarski, R. Dolan, T. Moore Ind Row - M. Dubnansky, Nl. Chasko, -I. Roberts, N. Levkulich, P. Simala, Mr. Troutman Qsponsorj, C. Fink, ll. Greene, B. Marshall, ml. Kunselman, R. -Iewel 2 3rd Row - M. Orcski, F. lirbe, A. Jeffries, E. Hough, T roiano, V. Carcatii, R. Gilmore, AI. Parks, R. Haeflein, W1 Hacflein, R. Jones, G. Procko, D, Acton Ninety-Three i2.-.fa- Q lst Row --f M. lirudnalt, ll. Pelrilals, N. Gaskell, S. liolilander, K. Mullis. li. llulfie. U. llindinan. B. Sadler, Al. liuheclt. J, W'iese, M. Volusin, S, liehl-to Ind Row Qi. Reynard, li. K'liapaskn. rl, Kfliacko, l'. Shannon. N. Reeves, ll. Saunders, N. Siewiisoii. kl, Ciosia'i1.i. C, Mucltle, fi. Bailey, l.. Cfantmii, S. Currie. Ci. Agliu, M, Schimek, Miss Seiahiea gspniistwb .lrd Row -- Meli. li. Sarra, Ci. lfox. Ci. lhko, rl. Myers, T. lfrcoline. ll. Rlwdt-v, l, llindman. C. lfdwards, .I. llenrion. l'. lleeh, N. XVeaver. lf. Porter. nl. liuvy, A. llusenits, S. Melieely, S. Simsie, S, fXlht-ru, ll. Harris, Nlrs, Niartinu tsponsorj 4th Row ff l.. Hayley, AI. Anderson, Cf. Nedley. l.. Hailey, Cf. Kovaeh, ll. Ilielawslii, AI. l'xiwm'.1rmlty, li. leo, il, llaciali, M. r a i Mel ucltie, -I. lialieu, il, lximkkila, A. Tucculli, X. Zorelt, IX. Santini, Nl. lealw. l. Kelley The Tri-Hi-Y is an organivation of girls who try to live hy their motto-- l'ure words, pure thoughts, and pure actions. lt is their purpose t0 CVC-IIC, IH-1iI1l-liI1. .md extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character The club is one of the largest in C. ILS. lt meets twice a month at the Methodist Church. Its principal objective is to seek, to find, to share. ln order to achieve this the girls have sponsored various projects. At Thanltsgiving time they held a Can Uancef' admission to which was a can of food. This was distributed to needy families. Other activities included bake sales. dances and parties. The club also sends representatives to the United Nations Assembly in Harrisburg. Cans of food for the Can Danccy' Ninety-Four The officers for this year are: President Vice President Secretary Treasurer , Nancy Stevenson joan Costanza Helen Saunders Nancy Reeves Chaplain Colleen Muekle lfaculty Advisers Miss Mary Scialwica Mrs. Jeannette Martino mic Charleroi High School has always been proud of its music program. Both as a curricular and extra- curricular activity it has been vitally important to the life of the school. To the participant as well as to the listener this should result in a better understanding and appreciation of music in our daily lives. Our music program helps to develop interest in good music, attitudes of appreciation and discrimination to part singing, vocal tone, and provides a delightful change from books all the time. The music department is comprised of instrumental and vocal music. Mr. Edward Sweadner, the director of music for Charleroi school is director of the band. Mrs. Elizabeth Kramer, who joined our faculty in January, directs all the vocal groups. The band is famous throughout the state. It plays at the football games, pep rallies, and bon- fires. It holds an annual spring contest, and plays for many civic affairs. The vocal groups range from solos and trios to large groups of S0 and more. These groups participate in school life by sing- ing in assemblies, the Christmas program, baccalaureate services, and the annual spring concert. All the music groups participate in the PFML contests, and they always perform well. GIRLS' ENSEMBLE 8 I ii Ja... lst Row - A. Fantini, j. Henrion, N. Pennline, j. Guzy, J. Meli 2nd Row - B. Brutout, S. Cooper, D. Brurout, V. Kruell, P. Fike, S. Lichko Ninety-Five I2-4 I- maam! 6201445 'A Wi Ixl Iiuw Ind Rum lrd Row ' IS. IS 'IIII Iiuw IP. I, Iwx, VI. IIIlx. ffm-un. N. Iiglmkn, II, 'I Immnpxoli. Im11,lVIuw, I Ihlllmlx X Imlml N ILIIIIIIIIL I IIIII 5 I lim-lu. 4 . IIuhI1Iuy ' S. liuillc, IP. ISruluu1, Ix. Iirutnur, C. lhnllinc, II. lilmllw, Ik. IIIIMIIHIH X Iuluu XII xu xmmm mu vm-In-. A. lI.1rIxu, I. Ilulullluv, NI. lhcr, I, l'm'lc1', li. M.1lwn. il. K L mb I ul I1rm1I.1ru, V. Ixrm-II, 'I. I.1rIxm, IS. Isfllltlkll, P, I'.1lcrr.1, I'. I'lIic, l. Inu N 5ulIn'rI.lmI, N. fml.1111.1. 5. IIKIIIQIH, S. fk0UlWL'l', MIIICI' L-IwI1.1rLI. lv. II.mx, NI. Ixmtnf lf. III-rm.um, XY. XYuII1l1gmn1, S. I'rmlm'c, Ii. II.lI'IlL'lI, IJ, Cunm'II. 1 5lI1k I nr I IH nu Q I1 I QUARTET AND TRIO as Girls' Inu IS. f .lI'xoH, I. II, lux Iinvs' 4'Iu.1l'lL'l S. I'rnxll1u'. Ii. I,b,lVI1t'll, Ii. llillmum . 2 KI. I'.11'Iu WMM' Um I Sitting 7 ll. EIAINIIIIPSUII, N. l.i:I ko, P. Ucub, l, FJITILIILIFKJ Smmling -- R, llcwcll. XV. Wcllingtun, C. Sandcrs. G. Hcrm.mn GIRLS' CHORUS eww. lsr Row - CI, lfdwnrdx, ll. If. Fox, T. lfllis, M. Abbutt. Murphy, N. l.iCl1ku, U. ,IQIIUINPSUIL il. Tm11.lyku. kl. HL-nrlnn, A, lxmtini, N. Pcnnlinu, P. H.1ll, S. Ciurnik, P. llucb, C. Hutclmku Ind Row - ' K. Bfllitllll, C. Duuinu, lf. Dnlfic, li. Rlmdcg C. lhvis, If. Hindmnn, A. ljulllur, MH. Kl'.lI'l1L'I' 1qmmzm1'H, ll, illrwn, I. IJJIIIKIY hm, V. Krucll. T. l..1rkin, li. lirumut. l'. p.ltCl F.l. li. Sicklcs, ll. llimhmunu lrd Row f 5. Album, K. Lcwis, S. Rifflu, A, Lflarkc, N. Bedford, D. lfruvillu, C. Murg.m, il. Mcli, D. Roni, M. Mull-L-ly. 'lf Hulchkn, 5. Cooper, S. ljclmko, rl, Miller. N. Cost.1nl.l, I.. llrutkny 4:11 Kuw --- li. Hccbc, P. Smcloski, M. Barr, ll. nfllltblll, lf. Kxislvuck, C Ryxln. N. Bcdfurd, Ii. Ur.n'us, l. ILUI'IL'l', ,I. CQKIIY, 9. ,lIl4L'l1ll1lk'y'. CQ. Nlalvnl. M, Volmin. IS, kluncs, 15, Sllll1cl'l,mnl iqfwenf we game! ZAQWLMOL lxl Row - K. Iiaull, II. Il.1ll, NI. l'uuIll'ul1gs.'l', NI. S.ll1kIL'l'S, lI.1um, 5. McKL'nn.l, I'. lixlxillkn, N. MMIWII, 9. IiL'I1Iux nd Row I. I'.llkx, I.. Kllllxu. -I. ludruw, lx c.ll'LlNll, VI. Cilwuu, II. Iliull, SIINUIIIII Hal Row -If furmky, 13, Cml.1u1.1, K. luw, K. l'nl,lL'n'k, S. I'.lI3I.lI1, CQ, Mixsiriulix, -I, M.lIuvl1u'L1, N. li.uI1, I. lliII.m'c -It Row N. liullku, Pclurx, C.. l'I.n1n,xg,1n. U. Kite, Mufllcury, P. SXVC,lkIl!Cl', S. Alvin-ly. Nl. lnrcy HI: liuw IJ, ll1mIm.m, I, XX'nIwn, I. X'.lIm'uclx, R, Cmvcnur, iiillmxrc. XV. Mori, U. ll1l'1.1f1.l, XV. Ifxguuix inn I. XYHI11. l. U'l'1wlc, Ii. CL-Lxxplxi, V. XVIIU. XV. Khlllll, IQ Cinullx. VI. Rubin Nilwly-Ifiglml L L 5300! Warclging gan! lsr Row -- il, Harris. LI. Murphy, S. Henry. P. Kclluy, Al. Basel, L. Ham. R. Mori, If. Mathieu. P. Carroll Ind Row -- N. Lcvkuliclm, ,l. Kurilku. l . l,uvkulicl1, M, Orcski, C. Knilm. T. Budnnrski, R. Snccani. I.. Muffy. li. lnxxu. Q X L 4.1 lrd Row IS. Duplcr. S. fumw. C. Crow, XV. wYUllil1gl0l1, P. Pcnnlinc, H. Hall, R. Pcffcr, S. XX'csLvvuml 4111 Row I. Spallino, T. Hancock, K. Barber. P. Hubinon, S. Province, R. Pultoncn, R, l7iPi.117.1. -I. Rumilu Sth Run' P. Vnloviclm, G. Dcbolr. K. Iillieon, lf. Scchcv, H, jolmnxon, P. Goodboy, -I Kixc mln Run ,I Txlxlvcxx V. l.ip.u'i, R. Gilmore. XV. Pfilc, il. Dobrinski. IS. xYvLlgj.:Ol1CI', If. l'Iimim.m Nincty-Ninc IIICAIJ MA4lORIi'I'Tli DRUM MAKIUR Nancy SI1.1rp Dcnnnc Cusncr aforeffed I'l'1llll N. SI1.1rp , . 7. . ,. ., ISMII NI. Irmc, Ii. f.xppL'II1. I. Ixm.xIn'Ix. K. .'XgIuw, kl, II1Ic, I. I'crr.xrl, kv. Iurllur, NI. Sulnclx, KI, Iirnckml I I I, S. AIL'nIxInx One I Iundrcd CQAQQPAQJQP6 Luft to right - D DiAmbmggi, C Rogers, -I Kelly, I. Carlisle, B. Carson, N. Stevenson, B. Brown, I.. Freeman, -I. Miller, C. Slqvnnin, -I. lnrcnln, Mrs. Marrirxo fsponwrb COUGARS Pri-scill,x Gallo .und Sandra Bolmlmnder One H und rod One .fdf Me gamed om gm ire mr guard chusring CI.H.S. heroes to battle. And we did! Ilnvc .md his harem. Om' Hundred Two Whklf do yu hear from dn mob? ep fgafgw Ar 3600! .gioirilf S.R.O.-Standing Room Only Alma Mater, Alma Mater That Spirited QU C.H.S. Band One Hundred Three F- Q1 Q aw 4 -X 1 my ,u 0 'ix J Lk: , 'c IHCCYHIISSIOH 1 .1 3 4. Bm A x 1 , . K, f jf- fws 41, 'sf 4 ...J 7 'fx , iqlxjamnnrxi an 'iru T ' N 4 1 : if if t H in ui . 1 L -mum. lg fs X A M if at - lpfwfj, 'TQ' '.',4'n'3. 6 .- W Q' KX1' 95511 f if WA, Sig 1 4 A Q ff- ,A 'An 0: , .i .1 ,Q , J ' 1 .L3.x'xg , .khfslf X Www, 5,1 K P ri 'g H :- M L4 I 'K f ' , i W ff? W 1 43 , L 33-52 'K If 31 1 y . , ,f Q, ' -'-4 f .21 U Q QSM - ff? ii ff ,f , 2 V sf K W L' IW If il A IQ! f ,L -, I K fm 1 - 43' - . f , 41,5 111. K -fYfiP511mkSN 41 if Eff om ana! E060 af ffm 576594 Queen geese Miss Sciabica and her hard-working girls Promenade-hand in hand Escorting the queen Pretty girls--lovely gowns-but how did the men get in? Dianne-Queen of the Sleigh Dance A bevy of beauties Nancy and Beverly in a dramatic moment. C!wi5fma5 rogram ,- The manger scene-telling the age old story. The assembly at Christmas time is always a highlight of the school year. This year's program in- cluded a play by the speech students under the direction of Mrs. Caruso and choral music under the di- rection of Mr. Walker. The play was No Room at thc Innl' by Esther E. Olsen. The characters were: Malthar , ,, , ,... , ...,....,. ...,..,... B everly Brown Her Mother ...... Nancy Stevenson ller father .... Jack Kopeehek The Innkeeper . ,. .. .. . .....,.,..,..,....,..,.,. Chris Biagini Scene: The room of a lowly hut in Bethlehem. A tender scene Part of the Christmas Chorus One Hundred Six 5 l pofponrri Time for Gym. C.H.S. cafeteria May I have your nuotogrnph l11.1l11,SCHC? Senior songbirds One Hundred Scvcn Cizfnfcjicfl Mmm X w,,.. XY'l1.1l in thc world gow on? Uh lwy, it! dismiwml Lime! Snciulugy clnsw-2119 Ulldividud .lllclmliun Um' lnok this XXHIY, .l0.lI1. XY'.lil, llllllkillkl Iiiglll N f ,. lvl mc unload fx jim uggcwcfzing cameron Young love Something funny in 205 Mlll'1lUdCfS,, in the peanut gallery Wh11t's it gonna do? Sweet oblivion End of the day One Hundred Nine fwcczfionrzf af mr - if r I Q This is liow you tlo it. All for tlic s.1l4c of lwatlty. Thrcc little maids-tlrying dishes. l,ct's sec, wlmt'll wc mix totlay? Sonic tiny they will lic sc.1mstrcsst's. looks like .1 sowing circlc. Mcafioncz MW af mr l l john busy making nn nrmnture coil. Woultl you know it? Wilbert is measuring Ken at the milling machine. motor currents. At the electric shop with Laurie and Pete. Prez working f?j at the lathe. Sophomore boys in the machine shop. 7 O - r ' 1 ad- ,. .fi 'lm 4 1 '4 Hi ,W 'ay' X' ' Q- x new 2' Q 'M AX, 2' 4 Q,Qf f ww ATH LET! CS joofgaff Sqwa lxl Row M IJ. lk-ga, II. Xlfichl, R. Sink, li. King, 'l'. XY'oolsl.1ycr, llohnson, Arrigo, XV. Sl iplcy ornl C ranwr Znrl Row ll. Nurci, XY. Hogan, .'X, IXlHlIY.lX'kI, M, IQUIILIIIIIIIQ, II. Uhlnmn, O, l'aym', l . Ynsx, ll. l31nx,lnllx li im 1 Arrigo, li, licuvcx llwl Row l'. Strcliglx, li, llunlgwn, XX. Karpunlrr, ll. llargrr, M. llilslw, -I. Vnlmlill. l'. C.nnn.l1'.u', XX Rllx I v Hogan. I'. Shiplr-y, l,. l7.1X'l.ll.lIl.l -hh linw I . -I-l't'IlIUI1Il, li. I7L'll'llx'x'l, XI. lxusliulm, Ii.C.ud.1i1is, l . faph, lf. Mcliila Lnmanagcrj, XV.Sl1.nmon Irn1nn,LlI I' lX.ll.xn1.1l'.1s l111.llx.1qur'I I lin -.'han.1n. I. .IllI'x'!.lli, -I. l7l'cw, I5, Dcilclon, Ii.S1uvumm1,!I. Ko REPEAT Cl IAM PIONS Big S Cllmannpions again! Thc Cougars enjoyed another banner scamn under thc LlllLLl'lOl1 of Cough C un rio and his assistants. Anothcr Stcllar accomplishment, the team posted a sparkling Y 1 1 ILLOFL Thr tum lost only to highly touted Clairton, runner-up in thc XVPIAI4. Our hearty C0l1gl'LlILlllUOI1S to 1 kl1ll11lJI0l'l tcarn and to our champion coaclws. Clharlcroi 47 , 4 l Clharlcroi 19 . Clharlcroi Clharlcroi 28 . Cllarlcroi 7 , C1l1arlcroi33 Clharlcroi 0 Clharlcroi 21 .. 38 'Ill Clharlcroi c, . ,harlcron One llumlrcal Vourlccn SEASON RECORD Olivcr Allegheny IBOIIOFLI Brow nsvillc Ambridgc North Catholic Cflairton Moncsscn Monongahcla Rcalstonc xml jfw Coaching Elm! Left to right -- Mr. DcCos:cr, Mr. Currie Qhead eoachl, Mr. Lee, Mr. Barcelona Charleroi Donorn .. Monessen Monongaheln Brownsville Charleroi .... Donora ....,.,.. Brownsville Monongahela Monesscn .... GRID STANDINGS Big-5 Conference All Games CO-CAPTAINS gn..-..m.w---F..---. Ollie Payne and Fred Yuss One Hundred Fifteen I S I 4 l V. , 1 in Y W' Y J-if ig 5' 35 Y - . I , ' i 'N . v U N 53'-4 ixw :F W! A ,--..l' ,,,.-.Am ig 5 Mcfory Memzffy The C.H.S. football team and coaches were hon- ored for their winning the Big S championship at a special assembly. Participating in this celebration were principals and officials of the Big S schools, our own superintendent and principal, and of course, the loyal student body. After the celebration - a holiday from school! HOUR OF GLORY THE BIG 5 TROPHY Coaches Barcelona, DeCoster, Currie, Lee, Protin THE BIG MOMENT Big S President Herk presents the trophy to Mr. Luse. One Hundred Seventeen lllzmifg gafefgcaf Ist Rnw IX. Arms, -1. Uhlnmn, A. lhiry, 0. l'.1ynu, ll, ll.ll1Cl1iI1. Cllllflill Zntl liuw I. l,.lI'l.ll.lII.I. M. liitxkn, Ii. Cnnlicr. tl. Yuhc II1l.lILlI1k'Y,, KI. I . Cioltlilv, Ki. llngan, il. M.il.1li W'I'IAI. CI IAMPIONS! Wt' COI1j.QI'.lllll.llC the CI. I I. S- lmekcthall tcnm and coaches: wc salute the winncrs of the VUPIAI, h.1slwth.xll crown. Not sincc I9-III Im it CIh.irlcroi roam hucn able to accomplish this rcmgtrknhlc font. Our tc.1n1 won the clmmpionsliip in onc of the most thrilling gnnics cvcr played :lt thc Pitt field hnuwc whcn tht-y tlcfcntcnl XY',Ll9l1ll1glUl'I 46-49. Those Inst thrcu seconds when Jimmy Clmcko, nftcr ht-ing fuulud, sunk the shot that won tht- cnvctctl title of sulmollwy lmslactlull in wcstcrn l'cnnsylvnni.1 will long hu rciiiciiilut-i'ctl hy Cl. II. S. fans. Again. C0llgl'.lllll.llIUIIY to our tc.1m. to Conch Pcnnlinc anal to his nwistniits, lucas Llllkl Protin. CIll1gI'.llLll.llllll1H, C1h.1mps! TI Ili COACYI IING STAVI7 TI Ili BIG CIAMI2 CI IARI VROI-----I6 lil? I7 TP Payne. f , .... .... , 6-Ii 2- 2 I4 Hanchin, f .. , 4-I0 Z- 2 I0 Thiry, c .... .. 2- 7 I- I S cil1.lUlCI7 .. . ,, 4-ll 3- 3 I0 Ul.lI1l.lI1, ig . . .. 1- -I ll- 0 4 Artis, g ,. l- 3 0- I 2 'I'm.iIs ,, , li-Q4 3- -1 45 W'ASIIlNCQ'l4UN'-'49 VCI If TI lfurrcll, f . , M 4.13 1. 1 ll Phillips, I' , .. 4-Ii I- I 'P Smith, E ., I- R I- I 7 King, g -4- S 1- 2 0 llnrlun, ig I- 6 7- 7 'J I 'I'nt.xIx V , is -I-1 ini-I 49 Scurc hy pt-riutlx: iflurlurni , , , , .. I-I Ill I I 9- --46 XXl.lSlIlI1ILlUl1 . ,, I-I I X 6 7 'Y-IS l,uc.is, Pcnnlinu. Protin Une lluntlrctl lfightccn Charleroi 83 Charleroi 71 Charleroi 41 Charlcroi 57 Charleroi 70 Charleroi 69 Charleroi 75 Charlcroi 62 Charleroi 45 Charleroi 42 Charleroi 82 Charleroi 82 Charleroi 82 Cliarlcroi 54 Charleroi 64 Charleroi 57 Charleroi 52 Charleroi 10 Charleroi 72 Charleroi 78 Charleroi 43 Charlcroi 65 7 .,..,..,, Charlcroi .,.... Monessen ..... Donora ........ California .... Monongahela Brownsville Bellmar .,.. 8666011 QCD? EXHIBITION GAMES SECTION 5 -A Section 5-A WI7IALl3ii1alStg1 Connellsville Canonsburg Homestead Clairton Redstone South Union Bethlehem joint New Castle Elwood City Washington Monongahela Brownsville Bellmar California Monesstn Donora Monongahela Brownsville Bellmar California Monesscn Donora ndings W L . 12 0 9 . 3 8 4 ,. 7 5 . 3 9 . 3 9 ,. 0 12 55 64 45 53 39 38 73 39 43 45 30 51 36 53 42 44 34 64 29 46 38 28 Pet. 0 0 0 1. .750 .667 583 .250 250 .000 9th Annual Cambria County Invitational Basketball Tourna- ment at War Memorial Arena in Johnstown, December 27 and 28 Charleroi 62 ...... ..,.. C lmester 58 Charleroi 58 ...... ., .. Philadelphia Overbrook 72 All games for the season-Charleroi won 21-lost 3 Une I-Iundred Nineteen CHACKO UHLMAN COLDITZ PAYNE W jnrnamenf CLASS A lilRST ROUND RESULTS QUARTER l5lNAl, RlfSUl,TS Uniontown 82 ,,,, . . Rostravcr SS Uniontown 54 . .... . ,. ,. liord City 53 Springdalc 36 . . Baldwin 55 Cliarlcroi Si . . Springdale 49 McKccs Rocks 43 , . N. B. Scott 35 Xwasliington 42 McKccsport 38 Sharon S4 , South Union 40 Sharon 37 .,.. .. ., .. Mcliccs Rocks 32 Washington 63 Midland 49 SEMI-IIINAI, RESULTS Cliarlc 1'c1 i 70 , , , , ., ,,,. . ,. . . . Uniontown 45 Wfasliington S0 .. ,.,,, ,.,.., . .,.,,. Sliaron 36 l:lNAl, RESULT Cliarlcroi 46 . ,..,.. ., ,.,. ., W3lSl1ll1gfC3I1 45 PIAA TOURNAMENT Wcstci'11 Regional Semi-Final ' 49 Q1l1.ll'lCl'Ol 47 .. .. ..o,. ,. ..,. ,. ..,. ,.., . , . Altoona HANCHIN THIRY ARTIS COULTER omior lljamify gafefdaff lst Row - P. Strelick, M. Bitsko, G. Hogan, C. Costanza, E. Zippay, W. Worthiiigaon, L. Partazana Ind Row - Al. Miilnk, R. Hopton, il. Seftas, NV. Gottheld. E. Hough, C. Colditz, R. King, A. Pivovarnik, P. Lucas fmanagerj The junior varsity basketball team, coached by Frank Lucas, completed another successful year. Not as brilliant as their varsity brothers, but champions in their own rights, they posted a 16-5 record. Charleroi Charleroi Charleroi Charleroi Charleroi Charleroi Charleroi Charleroi Charleroi Charleroi Charleroi Charleroi Charleroi Charleroi Charleroi Charleroi Charleroi Charleroi Charleroi Charleroi Charleroi SEASON RECORD Connellsvillc 24 Canonsburg 10 Homestead 38 Clairton 37 Redstone 7 Bethlehem Joint 35 New Castle 48 Elwood City 59 Monongahela 18 Brownsville 24 Bellmar 34 California 29 Monessen 30 Donora 43 Washington 35 Monongahela 22 Brownsville 31 Bellmar 33 California 26 Monessen 26 Donora 40 One Hundred Twenty-One Z?6lf.'f8ACL! lst Row - W. Carpenter A. Mouyard, B. Nucei, AI. Wiltl, R. Hodgson, AI. Kalish, W. McKenna, W. Herilla, T. Branch, P. Strclick, Nl. Arrigo 2nd Row - R. Zclcnski, KI. Thomas, C. Delsamlro, D. Felala, KI. Uhlman, C, W'itmyer, -I. lenlmrt, T. Lee, A. Artis. AI. Arrigo, R. Cosner, Mr. lfillingham Ccmmcllj Brel Row - VV. Shannon lni.in.igerJ, ll. Simala, C. Cardinale, D. Hega, W. johnson, G. llognn, Al, D. ciUlLlll7 Qiiiaiiiigerj AND STILL CHAMPIONS! Becoming champions of section 19 is getting to be a habit with the C. H. S. baseball team. They did it again this year with n 9-0 record. Congratulations to the team and coach, Toots Iiillingham, for a repeat performance. SEASON RECORD Churleroi 6 , . Donora 1 Chnrleroi 5 . . , Bellmar 2 'Cl' Charleroi 13 ,. , . Moncssen 4 Charlcroi 3 .... ., Monongahela 0 Charleroi S .. California 0 Charlcroi 16 .... .. Donora 7 Charleroi 4 .,. .,.,. Bellmar 1 Charleroi 3 .,.. ..., M onesssen 2 Charleroi 3 . .. . .. Monongahela 2 WPIAL PLAY-OFF ' .Qi-' in iw In M A lst Round: S' . . - : 'i -Qi.. Brownsville 7 .. .. ,..., Charleroi 0 f:f,. .L1? ' What Gives? One Hundred Twenty-Two I' ijl 6'LC lst Row -Q A. Agnmedi, C. Pro, NW. Pentv, lf. Zuraw, R. Cawxatt, M. Pottios, il, Raisbeek, O. Payne 2nd Row - Mr. Pennline Ccoaehj C. jenkins, 13. Cramer, A. Pivovarnik, B. llanoff, ll. Reeves, P. lferr.ir.i, R. Iiauglieriy, C.. Forgie, Yolie, Mr. Lucas Ccoaclij The C.H. S. track team did not win any championships but they performed very well in the various inter-scholastic ITICCIS. They were again Capably coached by Mr. Pennline. SEASON RECORD Type of Meet Triangular Triangular Dual Mon Valley Wiishingtoii County Schools Charleroi 69 If Jefferson 63 1.f' Centerville 31 3 3 1 Charleroi 47 1 X6 Donora 80 576 Monessen 31 Charleroi 22 Brownsville 105 Brownsville 91 Donora S0 1f4 Redstone 36 3,'4 3 , Charleroi 27 1X4 Monessen 17 1,f'2 Monongahela 1 Canonsburg S8 Donora 49 Washington 33 Hickory 31 Charleroi 14 1,73 Looks like he'll make it. One Hundred Twent y'Tl1ree emfzid lxt Row - J. Vandermer W. Haeflein, W. Polncek 2nd Row - ll. Kormuth, W. Tmiano, VV. Fiscus. R. Haeflcin, R. Ciovcnor The spring of 1957 brought a new sport to C. H. S.-tennis. The team, still very green, did not fare so well, but they have made a start and we look for big things from the net and racket men. They were very ably coached by Miss Lois Baker from our junior high school. SEASON RECORD California Charlcroi 0 .... Charleroi 1 .... Charleroi 3 Q Charlcroi 1 ,... ' L Charlcroi 0 ..,,. . , N - Charlcroi 0 ,lack and Ron One Hundred Twenty-Four nvyv-Q.. ........, p,A.,..,. ff'-'1.144 I-I., .... Bill and Bill ...T . ,. . . .. Monessen Monongahela California ,, .,,, Moncssen Monongahela lliuxiilfg SENIOR MEMBERS AND CHEERLEADERS li - ls! Rnw Ind Rnw ird Row 4tl1 Row E O. Pnyne, ,l. D. Cnlnlilv. W. Pulaeek, A. Mouyarcl. T. Lee, G. Clark, -I. W'iul1l, KI. Hanelmin KI. lnrcnfn, CI.Sl.1vnnin, il. Kelly, I.. Freen11u1,l3. Brown, li. Carson, N. Stevenson, L. Carlisle, B. McCormick. -I. Miller D. lfelnk. A, A3.g.m1edi, R. Cnsner, NY. Carpenter, T. lSr.1nel1, B. Nueei, C. Curdinnlc, ll. II. Coldiw., ml. Arrigo, E. McRil.l Mr. l.Ce Qspnnsurj, XV. Slmnnon, IS. Cr'.m1er, E. Shipley. XV. NICKCIIHLI, P. Yuss, Ulmlmnn JUNIOR AND SQPHOMORE MEMBERS Isl Row D. llega, l.. PQll'l.lILlll.l, XV. Hogan, C. COSISIXILI, E. Rader, M. Rondrqxtik, D. Reeves, P. Ferrara, C. Coldill Znd Row 3 A. Pivuvnrnik, AI. Arrigo. A. Artis, R. Hopton, M. Kostielm, Ll. Clucko, KI. Kovall, XV. Sliplcy, li. tlnnoff, R. Dwglmerty 3rd Rnw CQ. Hmgnn. I . l7eSre1'nn. il. Ilnelmnnn, II. Seftas, E. Dercslm, R. King, P. Streliek, R. Hodgson, D. Cosgrove, R. 4rl1 Row Petrucci, F. Z.1pl1, R. Stevenson xxV..lUl!l'lNUl1,l.,'l'I'L'l110l1ll,xYY. Raisbeck, D. Harger, P. Goimarzr, A. Thiry, G. Moffit, T, NX'oolsl.lyer, E. liollglw. M. Iiitslw One Hundred Twenty-Five CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF T958 REHULA STUDIO FOR PHOTOGRAPHY THAT PLEASES 335 Followfield Ave. Chorleroi, Pa. Phone HU 3-8742 K Hundred Twenty-Six CHARLEROI PLANT OF CORNING GLASS WORKS Extends Best Wishes to the Class of 1958 You are invited to visit CORNING GLASS CENTER IN CORNING, NEW YORK To see the world'5 most skillful glass blowers and engravers at workp the magnificent Museum of Glass: the 200-inch telescope disc and many other scientific and industrial exhibits. Open daily except Monday 9:30 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. CORNING GLASS WORKS ' CORNING, N. Y. 1851 - 1958 - 107 years of making better glass better and more useful One Hundred Twenty-Seven COMPLIMENTS OF United Shoe Rebuilders of Chorleroi RUSS COSTANZA - MODERN SHOE REPAIR ANGELO SCIACCA - ANGELO'S SHOE REPAIR ARMAND FERRARI - AMERICAN SHOE REPAIR COMPLIMENTS OF OF LICHTER'S FURNITURE IRWIN LICHTER, '21 MILKY WAY DAIRY STORE Ist Street 8E McKean Avenue Chorleroi, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF Mo rshOII's Plumbing 8g Heating I3 McKean Avenue Chcrleroi, Penna. Phone HU 3-4761 KEYSTONE KEYSTONE SERVICE TELEVISION STATION TELEVISION AND RADIO REPAIRS MApLE VIEW JIM BUCHANAN, Proprietor WE GIVE H 81 S GREEN STAMPS Telephone HU 3-2929 609 Fallowtield Ave. Charleroi, Po COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF THE OF Chorleroi PAGANO SHOE STORE Army 8. Navy Store 626 Fallowfield Avenue Chorleroi, Po. 606 Followfield Avenue Charleroi, Pa. One Hundred Twenty-Eight C.H.S. CLASS RINGS TROPHIES CLUB PINS MEDALS AWARDS PLAQUES DON ENEIX 927A UNION TRUST BUILDING PITTSBURGH 19, PA. ATIantic 1-0384 COMMENCEMENT BAND UNIFORMS INVITATIONS CAPS 8K GOWNS DIPLOMAS FLAGS ANNUALS One Hundred Twent Morlene's Sporfsweor CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SPECIALIZING IN SENIOR CLASS sLousEs, SWEATERS, SKIRTS OF 1958 Hexcruslve BUT NOT ExPENslvE 539 Followfield Avenue THE Chcrleroi, Po. COMPLETE VARIETY Gene's Sporfsweor STORE 513 Followfield Avenue G C Chorleroi, Po. MURPHY CO. THE STORE THAT KNOWS YOUNG MEN's CLOTHES CHARLERO' BEST wTsHes CONGRATULATIONS FROM CLASS L 0501 2875 OF 58 415 Followfield Avenue Chcrrleroi FROM YOUR FRIENDLY John M. Moyer LOCKSMTTH AND JEWELER CHARLEROI SHOE STORES P.O. Box 36 - 601 Reor McKean Ave Phone HU 3-6700 Chcrleroi, Pcs. One Hundred Thirty DOLFI BUICK Inc. HUdson 3-5515 200 McKean Ave. Charleroi, Pa. Coloniol Flower Shoppe FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS HUdson 3-4575 THE THRILL OF THE YEAR is BUICK 308 M 5 ee' ChC 'e'0i' Pa' DIAZ CONTVS SERVICE STATION PHOTO J- E- D'AZ FILM SERVICE Proprietor 'l0i'h Sireef 81 McKean Avenue Chorleroi, Pa. Everything Photographic Opposite the Postoffice ' . CONGRATULATIONS DON LEE MOTORS TO THE 12 McKean Avenue ' ' E' OF DON LEE REEVES, Owner T958 PHONE HUdson 3-3220 . FROM L THE NEW AND USED CARS L COUGAR Charl r i, Po. 6 0 MEMOIR One Hundred Thirty-One COMPLIMENTS OF Jack's Beauty Salon 933 McKean Ave. Charleroi COMPLIMENTS OF ZAUCHA'S FOOD MARKET GROCERIES - MEATS - PRODUCE 465 Center Ave. North Charleroi Dial HU 3-6402 COMPLIMENTS OF Gezzer's Pharmacy Charleroi Pharmacy Easton's Pharmacy Fogel's Drug Store Charleroi Druggists Association FIRST NATIONAL BANK, CHARLEROI CHARLEROI, PENNSYLVANIA 2VJffQ Paid on Savings Accounts Deposits Insured Up to 510,000.00 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Charleroi Refrigeration Co. COMPLETE LINE OF FRIGIDAIRE AIR CONDITIONING AND APPLIANCES Teno Mori 602 McKean Ave. Proprietor Charleroi, Pa. Singer Sewing Machine Co. SEWING CLASSES FOR WOMEN OF ALL AGES Classes for Teenagers Also Starting June lst until August 3 Enroll Now HU 3-5841 One Hundred Thirty-Two Wall Paper 8 Pamf Co. CUSTOM FLOORS AND WALLS ASPHALT - RUBBER - PLASTICTILE ARMSTRONG LINOLEUM MOHAWK AND FIRTH CARPETS 519 McKean Ave. Charleroi, Pa COMPLIMENTS OF Barbers' Local Union, No. 616 ASK YOUR BARBER TO SHOW YOU HIS UNION SHOP CARD 1Li,1?n:s Charleroi, Pa. To THE COMPLIMENTS OF CLASS Haas Shoe Store OF Home or THE 1958 SHOE ZOO 530 Fallowfield Ave. LUCK Charleroi, Pa. AND COMPLIMENTS OF From Model , Your Dry Cleaners High School HUdson 3-4602 Fccully 2nd 8. Lincoln Ave. Charleroi, Pa. One Hundred Thirty-Thrc COMPLIMENTS OF THE CHARLEROI SUPPLY CGMPANY Builder's Supplies Lumber Millwork Benfleyville, Po. Chorleroi, Pc. Monessen, Po. Phone 9-0641 Phone HU 3-6571 Phone MU 4-6600 Onc Hundred Thirty -Four Tweed's Incorporated The store where friends meet. Known for quality merchandise, fair prices, good service Opposite G. C. Murphy CHARLEROI, PA. COMPLIMENTS OF Ba rry's Men's Wear ROBISON'S DAIRY I JERSEY CREAMLINE MILK BOX 93, CHARLEROI COMPLETE LINE OF PASTEURIZED DAIRY PRODUCTS DIRECT FROM FARM TO YOU DELIVERIES IN CHARLEROI AND SURROUNDING AREA 'You Can Whip Our Cream - But You Can't Beat Our MiIk COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF Friend Columbus Furniture Co. Hotel 416 Fallowfield Ave. Charleroi, Pa. AT' 'One-Hundred Thirty-Five CQMPUMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF OF J. Poul Monon D.D.S. REGO'S RESTAURANT Joseph P. Monon, Jr. D.D.S. KIRK 8a CLARK CONGRATULATIONS CHARLEROI, PA. FROM 421 McKean Avenue 420 Followfield Avenue John C' McKean pi... Goods Agency Accessories House Furnishings REAL ESTATE s. INSURANCE Toys 417 Followfield Ave. Chcrleroi COMPLIMENTS AL-JAYS OF LADIES APPAREL CENTER 530 McKean Ave. Charleroi, Pcx. 122 Luella Ave. Phone HUdson 3-7671 COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND COMPLIMENTS OF Sfeve's Mo rkef QUALITY MEATS 618 Followfield Ave. Chcnrleroi, Po. One Hundred 'M 'j CONGRATULATIONS FROM Palmer J. McCloskey, Jr. ATTORNEY AT LAW CONGRATULATIONS OF Mail Publishing Co. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1958 FRANK'S MEN SHOP For Young Men and Men Who Stay Young 531 McKean Ave. Charleroi, Pa. CONGRATULATIONS FROM Howard F. Carson Albert S. Diaz ATTORNEYS 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 Palace Theater Established 1905 FIRST RUN FEATURES COMPLIMENTS OF RomiIo's Shoe Store 405 Fallowfield Avenue Charleroi, Pa. . 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