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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1959 volume:

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Eff f3.1,g'5, 13? flnfggye gf 'L 56 ,5 ,, . . uk ,,. :1 , .4:.Tf :,,g ' j1At :f5.5,:JL 431335 fix ? dw , W This Is Television Station WCHS-TV Published by CHARLEROI HIGH SCHOOL Charleroi, Pennsylvania One A sg. s xx EK Q Ik. y .I I- ,- -' 2 wwf' 'k'k 4' 1'2A2A - MW 2 . K . .,,,.A,,M. ff Mft K g w,W,,.f ,. .,. LN N , WM Q , , M' Y mm--W -A '1Y'5 '4 w+ww 1-fm , ,-wzf3wWf- , A... 7. fc-W vf gw sw .,., A fy- -f f - Lf-Q If ' W A . , f M If-,VM-V95 43,53 ,gk ' weggg x Lfk2mgesg'1fsg2S5g2z,,, 5'Q Wga,vgx ggi if g m s :-.wgmeaaf1aaf2ea5iss- M Wwwws, . , . , A . ,. W U M, m m ,fm -ll' 'QV Foreword This is a marvelous world in which we are living. And one of its .marvels is television. ,lust the turn of a knob and we have the world in our hands - a World of entertainment and knowledge. There is something for every viewer - music, drama, news. Westerns, childrenls programs, classes in educational subjects, sports of every season, and every- thing else in this passing show which we call life. The Cougar Memoir has felt the impact of television and has chosen it as its theme. Pretend along with us that our high school is television station WCHS-TV, and that we are presenting a full program of viewing every day of the school year. Pretend that our administration is the producer, our teachers, the directors, and you are the cast of the programs without whom there would be no WCHS-TV. So turn that knob, sit back and relax, every one is in his place and all is in readiness. Now we have the lights, camera, action. We're on the air! Four is i Table of Contents Opening Section .. 4..V,ff,f7.. .77fff7ff--,rfffr- - - - Guest Stars , The Faculty , 7,7,, , The Classes , Seniors , W YYYYY7,Y.V7,777f W We Proudly Present Senior Activities Juniors tttt ,,,,,, Sophomores , The Activities Athletics A t,,, , Advertisements .i... Autographs 93 nnt..100 t,,..,,,126 ....t,t,141 ,...,,.,166 Cougar Memoir SENIOR MEMBERS FIRST ROW: J. Harris, M. Mason, V. Mason, T. Karpiak, K. Leo. . A . SECOND ROW: J. Roberts, E. Vezzani, Mr. Caruso fsponsorl, L. Stepanian, B. Janoff, C.B1ag1n1. We of the yearbook staff present the 1959 Cougar Memoir as your television guide of station WCHS-TV. We sincerely hope that it will afford many hours of happy viewing. We have tried to cover all facets of your years in Charleroi High School - both curricular and extra-curricular. With the passing of the years we know you will go on to new endeavors and to new success, and as a result your high school days begin to become a part of the distant past. Because those carefree days will become dim and even somewhat forgotten think of this Cougar Memoir as a kinescope of those years. When the mood for Laurie and Tanya interview Lisa Kirk, remembering strikes you, tune in WCHS-TV, leaf through the pages, and once again relive and be young again. those nostalgic years. Look and reminisce - THE COUGAR MEMOIR STAFF Co-Editors-in-Chief ,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,777. Tanya Karpiak Elaine Vezzani Literary Editors: Chris Biagini, Janet Harris, Kira Leo, Margaret Mason, Virginia Mason, James Roberts, Laurie Stepanian. Sports Editor ,,,,,,,,,,ss,s , ...,s, , Bruce Janoff Art Editor i.,,... , ...,.,,.,,,,,,,.,,,i ....,., , W Barbara Petrilak Junior Members: Grace Cox, Barbara Graves, Ed- win Habowski, Robert Karlosky, Daryl Kassler, Joyce Meli, Barbara Petrilak, Susan Porter, Do- lores Rozzi, Raymond Snyder. Adviser ,,,,, ,,,,.. ,.,,....,,,.,,,,,,,,.,,.,,,, M r . Frank Caruso JUNIOR MEMBERS FIRST ROW: R. Karlosky, T. Gaskell R Snyder E Habow ki SECOND ROW: B. Petrilak, J. Meh D Kassler G Cox D ROZZI B Graves S Porter We Salute You MR. W. G. MOLLENAUER Mr. Mollenauer came to Charleroi in 1920. After a series of jobs he began to teach in January, 1925. That was the beginning of a glorious lifetime job. This career spans a period of 34-M years-all in Char- leroi High School except for his first half year in our junior high school. During this time he has taught algebra and plane geometry. Mr. Mollenauer has been a good teacher-conscientious, sincere, and inspirational. Every algebra or geometry course was sprinkled with bits of philosophy for better living and a better understanding of the oft used words-the brotherhood of man. Extracurricularly, Mr. Mollenauer founded the Hi-Y organization in C.H.S. in 1931 and remained its sponsor to 194-7 when. the club disbanded. We can think of no better way to show our appreciation for and to heap some well deserved praise on our man who has devoted his life to the education of our youth than to repeat the purpose of the Hi-Y- To create, maintain and extend throughout the home, school and community, high standards of Christian character. We salute you, Mr. Mollenauer, on a career distinguished with honor and dignity. We shall miss you. We hope you and Mrs. Mollenauer will have a long and happy life after school, and may it be overflowing with the blessings of God. . Eight We Salute You MR. LESLIE D. SHRIVER Mr. Shriver began his teaching career in 1922 at Hopewell Township High School in Washington County. Then followed two yearslin Wheeling, West Virginia. He came to Charleroi High School in 1925 and has been here ever since. He has taught 37 years, 34 of them in Charleroi. During his stay in our school Mr. Shriver has devoted most of his time to teaching mathematics, economics, and sociology. Mr. Shriver has been a definite asset to our school. He is an independent thinker and a firm adherent to his principles-both personal and educational. It is good for the academic world to have a man of strong convictions. Extracurricularly, Mr. Shriver is known throughout the area as lVlr. Forensicsf' He was the founder and original sponsor of the Forensic Club in Charleroi in 1927. He has held that position to the present time. He has held district, state, and national offices in the organization. Room 205 will not seem the same without Mr. Shriver. He will indeed be missed. We salute you, Mr. Shriver, and we hope you will have a happy and successful life in your years of leisure. We hope that there will be a realization of your dreams and aspirations. May the years ahead be fruitful years-and may they be the best years of your life. N ine Robert Karlosk and Dolores Rozzi with Bob Tracey, Y disc jockey of KDKA-TV. ff The staff of the Cougar Memoir visited the studios of KDKA TV in Pittsburgh and had a wonderful time They met some of the stars of KDKA, and were shown the intricate workings behind the scenes of television With Bill Burns, chief news editor of KDKA-TV With Hank Stohl creator of Knish on KDKA TV Gallery of Stars The Cougar Memoir is pleased to present some of the outstanding personalities of the television World today. They very graciously send their personal greetings to you, the students of Charleroi High School. We hope that in some way these stars will' be an incentive and an inspiration to you. For like them, you must reach out and Work for your goal. We thank our guest stars, and wish them good health, success, and happiness in their life ahead. And we hope that their television stars will continue to rise. Eleven PERRY COMO The Perry Como Show Twelve LUCILLE BALI, and DESI ARNAZ ul Love Lzwyw Thirlvvll DINAH SHORE The Dinah Shore Chevy Shown STEVE ALLEN The Steve Allen Show GROUCHO MARX You Bet Your Life Fifteen PAT BOONE The Pat Boone Show TENNESSEE ERNIE FORD The Ford Shown BILL BURNS RAY SCOTT The News Tonighf' T he News Tonight Sixteen l DOROTHY COLLINS and JOHNNY DESMOND Your Hit Paraden VL wwf? Qi ,, 'El ' fm N 2 ED SULLIVAN The Ed Sullivan Show Seventeen DAVE GARROWAY G6T0day79 'M W if JAM K. ' wifbffx' JIM GARNER JACK KELLY Maverick', uMaverick BETSY PALMER 'Tue Got a Secretv ,Eighteen Rim W? HUGH O'BRIAN TY HARDIN Earp!! 6GChey.enne!7 CARRY MOORE 5 K 'Tvs Got a Secref, Nineteen gum JACKIE GLEASON BOB HOPE The Jackie Gleason Shown 'The Bob Hope Show PHIL SILVERS JACK WEBB :'You,ll Never Get Ricky' HDft1gf1elU Twenty cc GEORGE GOBEL SPRING BYINGTON The George Gobel Show uD9Cf?'7lbf?f Bfiflew fi' RED SKELTON ED MURROW The Rea' Skelton Show Person to Person, Twenty-one Graceful and charming, Lisa put on a beautiful and entertaining show for our students. Appearing with her were The Four Saintsf' a vocal group. We thank Lisa for coming back 'chomef' and hope her star keeps rising in the entertainment world. Twenty-two Lisa Kirk Returns to Alma Mater Lisa Kirk, glamorous star of stage and supper clubs, returned to Charleroi High School to perform at an assembly program on November 18. Lisa was a former student of C. H. S. where she was graduated in 1943. At that time she resided in nearby Roscoe. But star dust and footlights were Lisa's dream, and she set out to have that dream come true. Vocalist for a dance band, the Pittsburgh Playhouse, hard work, talent - these were stepping stones to success on Broadway. Lisa appeared in the Broadway shows Allegro', and '4Kiss Me Kate. She has also appeared in numerous supper clubs and on television. k may .:' L, mRi1:PS3'nx mst it L MM Lisa cuts cake at faculty reception in her honor. Mr. and Mrs. Caruso and one of the HSaints look on. Hi, Lisa! Brass band and all 4 that's our way of welcoming her back to C.H.S. Lisa doing the Riviera number. Twenty-three Informal question and answer period with the students chool Board 'FC' SITTING: Mrs. Josephine Youngman, Clerkg Mr. Ralph Arrigog Mr. Theodore H. Breuer, President of the Boardg Mr. Frank Pucci, Vice-Presidentg Mr. Edwin Luse, Acting Superintendent. STANDING: Mr. James Buchanang Mr. Charles Costanza, Secretaryg Mr. Pete Carnic, Secretary of the Athletic Committeeg Mr. Edward S. Sullivang Mr. Julius Petrilak. THEODORE H. BREUER The Administration Building Presldent of the Board Twenty-four . . , Lr,,.r,, Sllz iii The Superintendentgs Message Mr. Glunt is on leave of absence this year due to illness. The faculty and students of Charleroi High School wish him a full and speedy recovery, and hope that he will soon be back on the job. Superintendent Glunt sends the following message: To Seniors - Congratulations To all of you - Greetings This is both a happy and sad occasion. Some of you have been with us for three years W- you will be missed. We are happy you have completed an important phase of your education. Here is your recordg like television, it shows many important events of history. This is your history. We hope it is good, and may the rest of it be a proud one. We commend the staff and your sponsor for this record of events in your high school life. We all wish for you the best of everything. Mr. Glunt at his desk MR. DAVID L. GLUNT From the Acting Superintendent MR. EDWIN F. LUSE Greetings - Class of 1959: As the time draws near when you will have achieved your first major ambition in life-that of high school graduation -no doubt there are many things to occupy your thoughts. You have managed well so far, and richly deserve the con- gratulations of your parents, teachers and friends. But now what? This brings you to a mighty big decision which must be made. Will you continue your education or enter some field of employment? ln most cases the die is cast, so to speak. We who have worked with you as your teachers can only express the wish that you have chosen wisely. Television is a new and marvelous gadget that has be- come a real part of today's living. The natural laws which control its operation have existed for centuries, and during this time, no doubt, many have sought to discover these laws but failed-until recently. Progress always consists of succeeding where before others have failed. It is this hope of possible new things for the future which should spur us on to seek new achievements. Life has changed more in the last fifty years than in the centuries preceding. It is entirely likely the next fifty years will see an even greater change. Does it excite your aspirations to know that you can be a part of this changing world? Congratulations, members of the Class of 1959! But more important, may you succeed where others have failed! The Acting Principal peaks The growing complexity of our industrial society. accented by technological and scientific break-throughs, has called for a re-appraisal of many facets of our national life. Edu- cational leadership is charged with the responsibility for developing youth to assume its place in science, industry. government. and other key areas of life. As educators, we recognize our responsibilities. We have worked with you for the past three years in order to help you reach this milestone towards your goal. The best wishes of your faculty and friends go with you as you leave this school for the last time, and begin the larger life which lies just beyond the threshold. Now you must carry on. As future citizens, what are you going to do to meet this challenge? Congratulations to Mr. Caruso and his staff for this very fine Cougar Memoirsll which compiles a permanent record of your achievements. Mr. Stepanian at his desk MR. STEVEN A. STEPANIAN Messrs. Stepanian and Luse pose with Lisa Kirk Twenty-seven :annum BILLWGRR mum 60355 KNOW QRS Our Secretaries MRS. MARLENE MICHENER Secretary to the principal MRS. JOSEPHINE YOUNGMAN Clerk of the school board Twenty-eight MRS. DOROTHY HYK Secretary to the principal MRS. BETTY RUFFING Secretary to the superintendent Faculty Fun at entury 1 Inn Mr. and Mrs. C. greet Miss Tombaugh who retired last year. i The faculty of Charleroi High School had a most enjoyable evening at a dinner party held at Century Inn early in the school year. The Baby Georgie Might looking sweet in his new bonnet. highlight of the evening was the initiation of the new teachers. Being babies of the faculty, they were required to wear baby bonnets and bibs. Oh baby, what a time! WGVA A F, ui? gg is . VA .1 faih ii is A .. HW' Baby Eddie amuses Mr. Fillingham and Mrs. Kramer. Gerry Elifanti takes big bites for a baby. Twenty-nine l l l l The Faculty - Directors of WCHS-TV. They see to it l that the very best emanates from our high school. They teach all the fundamentals, sponsor extra-curricular ac- tivities, and guide us through these formative years Theirs is a tremendous task. .T ' 1 U E 2 Q 2 5 -M X Q Q Q 1 - L: 3 3 E t n 1 s X f .y . 1 n . V X rx' - '- ft - I L Q .R .I - S yy i . L If f f P ,1..-:. . .. ., .1 - IA 0 ' 'N W ' . lvl 'HX . xx xxuuu-. ...-. .Y .-- . -.-.- -..-. ...., 'ly' .T we ...... . Y, Thirty 'f 'I AX 'I I '1 1 'r xl 'xxx N. ll X 0' h I 'r lux S X 'W T' 1 ..f lk. T 0' 4 ' tg I Z - I KKN 'o, 1 Faculty English Miss Clark Miss Colvin MISS ELLEN P. CLARK A.B., Geneva College, Beaver Falls, Pa. M.I..., University of Pittsburgh English 12 MISS LILLIAN I. COLVIN B.A., Muskingum College, New Concord, Ohic M.A., University of Michigan English 11 and 12 MR. FRANK CARUSO B.S., California State Teachers College lVI.A., Columbia University, New York English ll Mr. Caruso ' -u . A E . E qw--M 1- Cs., . gk MR. HARRY MCCANN B.S., California State Teachers College M.Ed., University of Pittsburgh English 11 MR. JOSEPH BARCELONA B.S., California State Teachers College English 10 MISS GERRY ELIFANTI B.A., Grove City College, Grove City, P English 10 Mr. McCann Mr. Barcelona Miss Elifanti Thirty-two 3 Speech Arts Mrs. Caruso MRS. THELMA CARUSO B.A., Thiel College, Greenville, M.L., University of Pittsburgh Speech Arts I1 and I2 MISS ELVERA C. DOLFIE AB., University of Pittsburgh M.L., University of Pittsburgh French 11 and 12 Library Mr. Troutman MR. HAROLD H. TROUTMAN Pa. BS., Kutztown State Teachers College lVI.Ed., University of Pittsburgh Librarian MISS MARY A. BONNER A.B., Taylor University, Upland, Indiana M.L., University of Pittsburgh Latin I0 and 11 Foreign Languages Miss Dolfie Miss Bonner Thirty-three Social Studies Mr. Shriver MR. LESLIE D. SHRIVER B.A., Washington and Jefferso Washington, Pa. Sociology and Economics 12 MR. FRANK LEE B.S., University of Pittsburgh World History 10 Sociology and Economics 12 MR. FRANK DECOSTER College, B.S., Duquesne University, Pittsburgh, Pa. lVI.Ed., Duquesne University, Pittsburgh, Pa. World History 10 U. S. History 11 Mr. Fillingham MR. JAMES FILLINGHAM B.S., Duquesne University, Pittsburgh, Pa. U. S. History 11 MR. JOE GORECKI B.S., California State Teachers College Master's Equivalent, University of Pittsburgh Industrial Arts 10 World History 10 Mr. Lee Mr. DeCoster Mr, G01-ecki Thirty-four Science Mr. Dunegan MR. LEONARD P. DUNEGAN B.S., St. Francis College, Loretto, Pa. M.S., St. Francis College, Loretto, Pa. Physics 11 MR. ROBERT HOOD BAIRD B.A., Susquehanna University, Selinsgrove, Pa. M.Ed., Penn State University General Physics 11 Biology 10 Mr. Buraczewski MR. EDWARD J. BURACZEWSKI B.S., California State Teachers College M.Ed., University of Pittsburgh Chemistry 12 MR. JAMES CURRIE B.S., Waynesburg College, Waynesburg Biology 10 Mr. Baird Mr. Currie Thirty-five ., Business Mrs. Steiner Mr. Solan MRS. ETHEL H. STEINER B.S., Carnegie Tech, Pittsburgh, Pa. M.A., New York University Shorthand 12, Typewriting 11, Business Machines 12 MR. ANDREW H. SOLAN B.S., Duquesne University, Pittsburgh, Pa. M.Ed., Duquesne University, Pittsburgh, Pa. Shorthand 115 Typewriting 11, Business Machines 12 MRS. SARA T. COCHENOUR B.S., Indiana State Teachers College, Indiana, Pa. Shorthand 113 Typewriting 10 and 11 Mrl C6tgl14iELl-UTY qf' Q. , 'Z MR. FRANK CANTONI B.S., Grove City College, Grove City, Pa. Bookkeeping 10 and 11 MR. GLENN H. SCHACH B.S., Indiana State Teachers College, Indiana, Typewriting 10 Salesmanship and Law 12 MR. HENRY PENNLINE B.S., Niagara University, Niagara Falls, N. Y. Geography 10 Law and Advertising 12 , if X yy fy ffl N, 'V fi' w by llfff v I Mr. Cantoni Mr. Schach Mr. Pennline Thirty-six 1 P Mathematics Mr. Mollenauer Mr. DeNinno Mr, Might MR. W. G. MOLLENAUER B.A., Washington and Jefferson College, Washington, Pa. Plane Geometry 10 MR. MARION DENINNO B.A., Washington and Jefferson College, Washington, Pa. Algebra 11 Solid Geometry 11 MR. GEORGE S. MIGHT S.B., Harvard University Algebra 10, General Mathematics 10g Senior Mathe- matics Music MR. EDWARD S. SWEADNER B.A., Carnegie Tech, Pittsburgh, Pa. M.F.A., Carnegie Tech, Pittsburgh, Pa. Director of Music Director of the Band MRS. ELIZABETH C. KRAMER B.S., Indiana State Teachers College, Indiana, Pa Vocal Music 10, 11, 12 Mr. Sweadner Thirty-seven Mrs. Kramer Vocational Mr. Malak MR. JOSEPH F. MALAK B.S., University of Pittsburgh Ed.M., University of Pittsburgh Director of Vocational Education Related Drafting 10, 11, 12 MR. WILLIAM M. HICKS ' B.S., California State Teachers College General Shop 10, 11, 12 .ff I f , I 'auf ,1 , az- X. fl ' '-.1 Q I I Mr. Hicks Mr. Cahill Thirty-eight MR. JAMES R. CAHILL University of Pittsburgh Machine Shop 10, 11, 12 MR. FRANCIS I. BROWN B.S., University of Pittsburgh Electric Shop 10, 11, 12 Mr. Brown Vocational Miss Sciabica Mrs. Sullivan Mrs. Snyder MISS MARY SCIABICA Orra Jean Beauty Academy, Erie, Pa. Beauty Culture ll, 12 MRS. MARY ELLEN SULLIVAN B.S., Seton Hill College, Greensburg, Pa. Homemaking 10, 11 fCookingl Counselor Dr. Mendicino x Thirty-nine MRS. LOIS K. SNYDER B.S., Carnegie Tech, Pittsburgh, Pa. Homemaking ll, l2 tSewingl DR. LORENZO MENDICINO B.S., California State Teachers College M.Ed., University of Pittsburgh Ed.D., University of Pittsburgh Guidance Counselor Health and Physical Education Mr. Cheti Mrs. Martino. MR. RENO CHETI MRS. JEANNETTE G. MARTINO B.S., University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wisconsin B.S., Penn State University Boys' Health and Physical Education 10, 11, 12 Girls, Health and Physical Education 10, 11, 12 MISS HILDECARDE ASCHMAN MR. JAMES PROTIN Western Reserve, Cleveland, Ohio B.S., California State Teachers College Children's Hospital, Pittsburgh, Pa. Driver Education Children's Memorial Hospital, Chicago, Illinois School Nurse I Nurse Driver Education Miss Aschman Mr. Protin Forty Q U Q U STUDENT TEACHERS FIRST SEMESTER ANDY YOBUCK-Social Studies CHARLES MIHEALSICK-Plane Geometry NANCY HURST-Speech STEPHEN KOVACH-Physics Absent from picture: SANDRA PLATTS-English Www Mr. DeNinno looks up a Math grade. Mr. Baird has an interested listener. Mr. McCann explains English ll. CH. . Facult and Paren I Mr. Dune-gan talks of physics. v rf i 2 Mr. Cantoni displays a happy outlook. Mr. Fillingham tells about US. history. F orty-two 'hserve American Education Week f 515- , if-1-wx fur , L Mr. Mollenaueur in a lighter mood. Mr. Solan in a serious business course discussion. Q ' s M N r'f f VIrs. Steiner has an interested listener concerning business subjects. Mr. Troutman shows a visitor around the library. Mr. Cheti talks of health and physical education. Miss Dolfie explains her work in French to interested parents Forty-three l The Classes - The students are the actors of WCHS- TV - in class and out. Without them there could be no l C.H.S. They come almost as children to our high school. They leave as capable and Well informed adults - ready to find their places in our world of today. l l l l N' Eg T 3 i l LQ 2 T Eg 1 n e ,es ' V I... I 1. .I 'xx Q x y ' 1 a 1 I X X r ' X J yy I .y N . s' x I I if A .X x - .Q M41 X -.x X . r. Slnnu-u---.W vu .. .- ...., 'cf' 3. K Y w X ' r ,rv Xxx -I- Forty-four v l'o 'lt 0' g if nn 0 N :W i kfN J ...J I Classes C. Slavonia, L. Partazana, R. Barnett, M. Oreski. The Senior Class OFFICERS Presulent ,,,,.. , ,,,., ,.,,.,,,,, , LOUIS PARTAZANA Vice-President ,,,,,.. T MICHAEL ORESKI Secretary . ,.... CYNTHIA SLAVONIA Treasurer ....... RICHARD BARNETT SENIOR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE FIRST ROW: D. DiAmbroggi, C. Slavonia, M. Oreski, L. Partazana, R. Barnett, Miss Dolfie fSponsorJ. SECOND ROW: Mr. Protin ISponsorJ, E. Witmyer, P. Tirpak, E. Shoemaker, N. Reeves, F. Caruso, E. Dolfie. THIRD ROW: B. Ianoff, K. Dooley, ,I. Cowell, C. Colditz, ,I. CriIIO, ,I. Chacko. F orty-six DOLORES E. ABBOTT Do Do is in the vocational course. Her ambition is to become a beau- tician. She loves horseback riding and dancing. English is her favorite sub- ject. TV Program-American Bandstand ANJAYNE ALLEN Jayne's hobbies include swimming and playing her Hi-Fi. She has a fine ,sense of humor. Hopes to become a isuccessful nurse. lTV Program-American Bandstand l JAMES L. ARNOLD Jim is a transfer from McKeesport. He is in the college courseg Math is tops with him. He loves to work on cars. He is undecided about his ambition. TV Program-l've Got a Secret ARTHUR ARTIS Art's favorite sport is baseball. His ambition is to become a professional .ball player. Art is in the college courseg English is tops with him. TV Program-Maverick THOMAS BAKA Bake is in the business course. His hobbies include tennis, hunting, and listening to records. His ambition is to get a good job. TV Program-Rifleman eniors Forty-seven BARBARA ANN AGAME DI Barb has a high ambition-to fly as an airline hostess. She likes to listen to the radio, sew, dance and cook. TV Program-American Bandstand ROBERT WAYNE ANDERSON Bob is in the general course. He en- joys watching TV and playing football. TV Program-American Bandstand JAMES EDWARD ARRIGO Frog has played football and baseball for three years. Science is his favorite class. He is in the general course, and hopes to attend college. TV PrognzmgHave Gun Will Travel LINDA L. BAILEY Beetle is a sweet and pleasant girl. She is in the general course. She loves to paint, cook and collect dolls. Hopes to become a secretary. TV Program-American Bandstand JOYCE ANN BALIEU Joyce is in the general course. She likes to dance and swim. Her ambition is to become an airline hostess. TV ProgramMAmerican Bandstand ROY BARBERA Greek is a student council member. He enjoys working on his car. He is in the general course, and hopes to become a millionaire someday. TV Program-Maverick CAROLE BARTOLOZZI Quiet Bart is in the general course. She likes sociology, horses and horse- back riding. She hopes to become a successful secretary. TV Program-The 13th Hour LINDA BASEL Linda is in the general course and likes English best. She enjoys sewing and dancing. Her ambition is to become a secretary. TV Program-American Bandstand KAREN L. BAUTZ Karen, a sweet girl, is in the college course. She likes reading and music. She hopes to become a librarian. TV Program-The Loretta Young Show GRACE BEHANNA Grace likes to dance, listen to records, and read. Her ambition is to become a commercial artist. TV ProgramMPerry Como Show eniors ww Forty-eight RICHARD F. BARN ETT Smilley is in the college course. He likes Math, model railroading, and photography. He enjoys going steady. His plans include going to college. TV Program-Maverick PATRICIA BARTOLOZZI Pat is in the business course. She enjoys popular music and reading. Her ambition is to become a medical Secretary. TV Program-The Danny Thomas Show PAUL l. BAUM Jim is in the general course. He likes to hunt and fish. His ambition is to find a good job and hope for good health in his life. TV Program-'Maverick THEODORE BEDNARSKI A degree in chemical engineering is Ted's ambition. Chemistry, stamp col- lecting, and model cars are his major interests. He is in the college course. TV Program-American Bandstand CONSTANCE BEICHNER Connie is in the general course. Her favorite subject is typing. She enjoys painting and music. Her ambition is to get a good job. TV Program-American Bandstand IBETTY JOAN BENASSI Betty is in the general course and likes English. Hobbies include radio and collecting records. Her ambition is to get a good paying job. TV Progranz-American Bandstand WILLIAM BERRY Huck is in the college courseg solid geometry is his favorite subject. Bas- ketball is his top sport. He hopes to go to college. TV Program-Maverick CHRIS BIAGINI Chris is in the college course and has scientific inclinations. He likes physics and someday hopes to get a Ph.D. in that field. He enjoys target practice and photography. ,TV Program--Air Power NMARY ANN BLANEY Mary Ann likes to swim and ice skate. She is in the general course and hopes to become a switchboard operator. TV Program-How to Marry a Million- aire l VIRGINIA BOULANGER Pleasant Ginny is in the vocational course and would like to become first a beautician and then a housewife. TV Program-American Bandst and 1 eniors is 1 EDMUND BENEDETTI Ed is in the business course. He en- joys typing and television. His hobby is guns. His ambition is to join the armed forces. TV Program-American Bandstand BONNIE BIAGINI Bonnie likes her records and driving. She is in the general course and has no particular favorites. Her ambition is to get a good job. TV Program-American Bandstand HELEN M. BIELAWSKI Helen is in the business course. She enjoys reading and driving. Someday she hopes to be a good secretary. TV Program--American Bandstand LILLIAN MARY BONGIORNO Lil likes to dance, roller skate, and horseback riding. She is in the busi- ness course and is hoping to be- come a successful secretary. TV Program--Rifleman BARBARA J. BRUTOUT Bobbie Jo enjoys listening to popular music. She is in the business course, and someday would like to be a suc- cess in the business world. TV Program-American Bandstand ,i..i... .? WILBERT BRUTOUT Wil is in the vocational course. Elec- tric shop is his specialty. He likes to tinker with cars. He hopes to get a good job and then get married. TV Program-Have Gun Will Travel .IOSEPH BUCKEYE .Ioe is in the general course. He likes chemistry, hunting, and fishing. His ambition is to attend forestry school. TV Program-Gunsmoke ROSE CALCEK Rose is in the business course. She likes to dance and listen to records. She hopes to get a good job after gradua- tion. TV ProgramwAmerican Bandstand VINCENT CAREATTI Vince is in the general course. He eng joys swimming and hunting. He would like to travel. His ambition is to own a dairy bar. TV Program-American Bandstand FRANCES ANN CARUSO Fran is one of our majorettes. She is enrolled in the business course and enjoys listening to the radio and play- ing the piano. She would like to be- come a private secretary. TV Program-American Bandstand eniors ARTHUR BUCCHIANERI Art is in the vocational course, He likes to hunt and fish and train his hunting dogs. Hopes to become a suc- cess. TV Program-Rescue 8 BARBARA BUCSKO Barbara is in the business course and would like to become a secretary. This tall blonde likes to sew, and is very good at it. TV Program-Phil Silver Show ROSE MARIE CAPELLA Ree is in the general course. She en- joys bookkeeping, records, and writing to pen pals. She plans to become an airline hostess. TV Program-American Bandstand MICHAEL A. CARROLL Mike is in the general course and chemistry ranks as his favorite sub- ject. He likes to work on cars and playing his guitar. His ambition is to become an engineer. TV Program- -Maverick GLORIA JEAN CASSATT Glo is a cute blonde. She is in the business course and enjoys shorthand. She hopes to become an efficient sec- retary. TV Program-American Bandstand JAMES CHACKO Mousie is in the general course and is especially fond of all sports. He hopes to become a professional baseball or basketball player someday. TV Program'-Three Stooges l JEROME P. CHASKO Chisel is in the college course, chemis- try is his favorite. His hobbies include swimming, fishing, and hunting. His ambition is to attend college. TV Program-'Have Gun Will Travel l RONALD JAMES CHECK Ron enjoys movies and likes to par- ticipate in friendly arguments. He would like to become a millionaire and buy lots of hamburgers. ,TV Program+Late Late Show GERALDINE ANN CHUPRINKO Gerry's favorite is shorthand. She is in the general course, and she enjoys records, playing the piano, and col- lecting recipes. She hopes to become a secretary. TV Program-American Bandstand PATRICIA ANN COLLARETTI Pat is in the general course. She en- joys basketball, baseball, art, and lis- tening to records. She would like to become an airline hostess. TV Program-American Bandstand MARGUERITE CHAMBLESS Marg is in the college course and likes English very much. Her ambition is to attend college and then to get married. TV Program-Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet GWENDOLN CHEATHAM Gwen is in the general course, and is crazy about chemistry. Loves to skate. She hopes to become a nurse, TV Program4Have Gun Will Travel SALLY ANN CHOKER Sally always has a smile for everyone. Among her favorites are dancing, swim- ming, and skating. Her ambition is to become an airline hostess. TV Program-American Bandstand CHARLES COLDITZ Chuck likes to loaf and drive his car. He is one of the managers of the foot- ball team. He would like to find a lucrative profession. TV Program-American Bandstand HAROLD KEITH COLVIN Keith is in the general course, and enjoys shop class very much. He likes hunting, dogs, and guns. His ambition is to become a game warden. TV Program-Lawman CHARLES P. COSTANZA Charlie Pete is in the college course. He enjoys sports, airplanes, and rhythm and blues records. His ambition is to become a chemical engineer. T V P rogram-Maverick ROBERT R. COULTER Tall and handsome Tex is in the gen- eral course. He enjoys sports, especial- ly basketball. His ambition is to make a goal in life. TV Program-Gunsmoke LARRY LEE COWELL Larry, known for his smile, is in the general course. He likes chemistry, golfing, and records. He hopes to be- come a pharmacist. TV Program-Silent Service JANET COX This sweet girl is in the general course. She likes to cook, read, and listen to the radio. Her ambition is to become a secretary. TV ProgramvPerry Como Show CHARLES H. CROW Charlie is in the general course. His favorites include Math, cars, and arch- ery. His ambition is to become a Penn- sylvania State Policeman. TV Program-Have Gun Will Travel eniors RICHARD STANLEY COULSON Rich is in the general course. He en- joys typing and reading. His ambition is to lead a good life. TV Program-Suspicion JOSEPH L. COWELL Moo is in the general course. He is always cheerful. His hobbies include photography and building models. He hopes to go to college. TV Program-American Bandstand HAROLD R. COX Harold is in the general course. He en- joys chemistry and fishing. He loves to work on trucks, his ambition is to become a truck driver. TV Program-Silent Service EDGAR CRABB Ed is in the general course. He likes sports, hunting, and fishing. He likes to work on cars and would like to have a custom built car someday. TV Program-American Bandstand ROBERT J . DAUGHERTY Doc is an outstanding football player. He is in the general course and likes English very much. His ambition is to graduate from college. TV ProgramvAmerican Bandstand GERALD DAVENPORT Jerry is interested in electronics and mechanics. He aspires to become an electronics engineer. He is in the col- lege course and likes typing. TV ProgramgAmerican Bandstand DOROTHY DEAMBROGGI Dot is in the general course. Her hobby is collecting records. She loves mystery programs. Her ambition is to become a secretary. TV Program-Alfred Hitchcock Pre- sents BONNIE FAYE DELASTA Croquette enjoys typing best of all her business course subjects. Radio and records are her favorite activities. She would like to become a private secre- tary. TV Program-American Bandstand MARY DILULLO Mary is enrolled in the college course. She is very friendly and has a sweet personality. She enjoys writing to her pen pals. She hopes to become a nurse. TV Program-The Loretta Young Show JOHN DOBRINSKI Johnny is the other half of the twin trouble. He is in the general course. He enjoys dancing and shooting pool. His ambition is to become very rich. TV Program-Rifleman JAMES DAVIS Prez is in the vocational course. His hobby is collecting rhythm and blues records. He just loves his machine shop course. TV Program-Shock Theater JUDITH ANN DECOCK Judi is a happy-go-lucky girl. She is in the general course and just loves to talk and talk. Her ambition is to get a good job. TV Program-American Bandstand ANTHONY EUGENE DEMARCO Tony is in the college course. He en- joys football and would like to do a lot of traveling. He hopes to attend college. TV Program-Bachelor Father JAMES DOBRINSKI Jim is a handsome lad in the general course, He is one half of the twin trouble. He likes to swim and play golf. His ambition is to be a rich playboy. TV Program-Woody Wood Pecker ELVERA DOLFIE Vera wants to work in an office. She likes sales and law, and after school she enjoys listening to records and dancing. TV Program-American Bandstand ,, 4 , KENNY DOOLEY Ken is in the general course. He calls working his favorite pastime. He is a devout Dodger fan. His ambition is to become a success in life. TV Program-American Bandstand JOHN DRYER John is a friendly boy. He is in the gen- eral course. Math is his favorite. Art is his hobby. His ambition is to be- come an aeronautical engineer. TV Program-Perry Mason EDMUND V. DUDA Greek is in the vocational course. He lives to listen to music and do any- thing except work. His ambition is to have a happy life. TV Program-American Bandstand RITA ELIFANTI Rita likes English bestg she is in the general course, She enjoys dancing and television. She hopes to attend college. TV Program-Father Knows Best 0 TERESA M. ERCOLINE Teresa is in the college courseg yet her favorite subject is typing, She loves to sew. Her ambition is to become an elementary teacher. TV Program-American Bandstand x Y, Y eniors I f CAROL DOYLE Cheerful Carol is in the general course. She likes to sing and listen to the radio. Her ambition is to become a baby nurse. TV Program-American Bandstand DARLENE DUBARR Dar is in the general course. Her hobbies are records and tropical fish. She enjoys typing. Her ambition is for a successful and happy life. TV ProgramfAmerican Bandstand CAROI: DUTTINE Carol has a pleasant personality. She is in the general courseg chemistry is her favorite subject. She hopes to be- come an X-ray technician. TV Program-American Bandstand FRANK ERBE Frank's the outdoor typeg naturally he enjoys hunting and fishing. He is in the general course, and is undecided about his ambition. TV Program-American Bandstand EDWARD FALLENSTEIN ' French is Juba's favorite subject. He is in the general course. His ambition is to get a job after graduation. TV Program-American Bandstand PETER FERRARA Pete is in the general course. He claims his car as his main interest. Pete has a pleasant personality. His ambition is to become a chemist. TV Program-Rifleman CHARLES E. FINK Chuck is in the college course. His hobbies are model railroads and tennis. He also likes to swim and skate. His ambition is to strive for success. TV Program-Bob Cummings Show CHARLES FORGIE Chuck is in the general courseg algebra is his favorite. Chuck is our number one basketball manager. His ambition is to be a success in life. TV Program-Rifleman BEVERLY CALLAWAY Bev enjoys the radio, cooking, and baking. She is in the college courseg her favorite subject is English. Her ambition is to become a nurse. TV Program-American Bandstand HARRY GELDER Harry is in the general course, his favorite subject is shop. His aim in life is to get a good job after gradua- tion. TV Program-Have Gun Will Travel if ,g,j'gg., K K. 1 eniors M - if .., . xii!! ' if PATRICIA FIKE Patti is one of the quiet girls in the general course. Her hobbies are skat- ing, reading and drawing. She hopes to become a commercial artist. TV Program-American Bandstand MAXIN E RUTH FOEHRINGER Maxine is petite, and dark-haired. She is in the college course. Her likes in- clude reading, sewing, driving, and swimming. She plans to attend Cali- fornia Teachers College. TV Program-American Bandstand JOAN RUTH GALLAGHER Joanie is in the business courseg short- hand is her favorite subject, She also enjoys roller skating. Her ambition is to become a secretary. TV Program-Rifleman DAVID R. GAVLAK Gabby is a very popular boy. He is in the general course. His ambition is to become a successful farmer. TV Program-Highway Patrol qt PHYLLIS GEORGAGIS Phyllis is one of the shy and quiet girls in the general course. She likes to read and to listen to records. Her ambition is to tour Europe. TV Program-Loretta Young Show CHARLES GERSNA Charles is in the general courseg he is known as Dribbles. Hunting and trapping interest him. His ambition is to attend college. TV Program-Ed. Sullivan Show DOMINICK GIBINO Don is in the college course. Math is a favorite with him. His ambition is to become an engineer. TV Program-Maverick DENNIS ALAN GREENE Den is a transfer from Johnstown. He is in the college course. His likes in- clude chemistry, horseback riding, and boating. He hopes to become a phy- sician. TV Program-Gunsmoke JOSEPH D. GRILLO Joe is in the general course. He is always, ready for fun. He likes to hunt and play ball. His ambition is to get a good job. TV Program-Rifleman WILLIAM HAEFLEIN Bill is in the business course. He likes tennis and girls. His ambition is to go to college. TV Program--Have Gun Will Travel eniors PAUL E. GHILANI Paul loves Mathg he hopes to become a Math teacher. He is in the college course and likes to play football and fly model airplanes. TV Program-Science Fiction Theater RONALD E. GOVENOR Gov is in the college course and just loves chemistry. He likes television, dancing, and model airplanes. His am- bition is to become an orthodontist. TV Program-American Bandstand SANDRA LEE GRIFFITH Sandy is in the vocational course learn- ing all about beauty culture. She hopes to become a beautician and a good housewife. TV Program-American Bandstand , KENNETH GUDAITIS . Benje is in the general course. Always in and out of trouble, he has no definite i ambition for the future. . TV Program-The Real McCoys T MICHAEL HALUSCHAK Mickey is in the vocational course. Listening to KQV is one of his after school pastimes. His ambition is to be a success. TV Program--American Bandstand DONALD B. HARPER Harp is in the business course. He is always ready to help his friends. He likes to skate. His ambition is to be- come an accountant. TV Program-Science Fiction Theater CAROL ANN HARTMAN Carol is in the general course. She en- joys drawing and skating. Her aim in life is to become an elementary teach- er. TV Program-Maverick MARY HENDERSON Mary is in the general course. Typing is her favorite subject. Her ambition is to be a successful secretary. TV ProgramAI've Got a Secret WARREN HERILLA Hondo is in the general course and enjoys swimming and golfing. He hopes to become a millionaire in the near future. TV Program-Maverick WILLIAM M. HOGAN Football is BilI's favorite pastime. He is in the college courseg his chief in- terest is algebra. His ambition is to become a civil engineer. TV Program-Maverick eniors 'WV' JANET R. HARRIS Janet is in the college course. Her in- terests include reading, music, and compiling a record collection of good music. Her ambition is to travel around the world and to become a psycholo- gist. TV Program-Playhouse 90 DAVID HEGA Heep likes chemistry and hunting. He wants to go to college. He is in- terested in sports, especially football. TV Program-American Bandstand SHIRLEY HENRY Shirley's favorite subject is lawg she is in the business course. She enjoys dancing and reading. She hopes to become a secretary. TV Program-Ed. Sullivan Show DARLENE GRACE HOFFMAN Darlene enjoys skiing, records, and sports. She is in the business course and hopes to become a secretary. TV Program-American Bandstand EARNEST MAURICE HORNER Earnest is known as Rockin Earn. His ambition is to be a rich play- boy. He likes to tinker with cars. TV Program-Wyatt Earp ,. WILLIAM C. HRISKO Crisco will always be remembered for his crazy antics and home made car. He is in the college course and hopes to attend college. TV Program-Science Fiction Theater BRUCE IANOFF Bruce is in the college course. He is popular and well liked. He enjoys golf, baseball, and magic. His ambition is to become a doctor. TV Program-Maverick ELSIE IESTER El is in the general course and just loves her home economics class. She likes the radio and records. Her plans include joining the air force. TV Program-How to Marry a Mil- lionaire RICHARD A. JONES Rich is in the general course and likes typing best. He works after school, but has no hobbies. He wants to become a produce manager in a super market. TV Program-The Real McCoys TANYA TAMARA KARPIAK Tanya is in the college course. She is very pleasant and liked by all. She loves to talk. Her ambition is to become a speech therapist. TV Program-How to Marry a Mil- lionaire gT. , ,W Seniors ANNA HUSEN ITS Ann is in the general course. She likes history, horseback riding, and danc- ing. She hopes to get a good job and become a success at it. TV Programgfled Skelton Show SARA ANN JENKINS Everyone calls her Sally, and she wants to become a secretary. She is in the general course. Her favorite is social studies. TV Program-American Bandstand ROBERT IEWELL Jewelsy is in the general course, and he enjoys general shop. He likes to work on cars. His ambition is to get a good job. TV Program-American Bandstand JOSEPH KALISH Joe is in the general course. He en- joys sports and likes to hunt. He hopes to attend college. TV Program-American Bandstand LARRY KAUFMAN Welk is in the college course. He likes baseball and chemistry. He hopes to travel around the world someday. TV Program-Have Gun Will Travel JANET KELLY .lan is one of our cheerleaders. She is in the business course and hopes to become a secretary. TV Programa!-Xmerican Bandstand DARLENE KITE Darlene is in the general courseg her favorite subject is homemaking. She enjoys dancing and sewing. Wants to become a secretary. TV Program-Maverick MIKE KONDRATIK Krinks is a great sports fan and likes swimming and weight lifting. He is one of our football players. His ambition is to become a business man. TV Program-American Bandstand CAROL KOVACH Carol is a cheerful girl who likes swimming and dancing. She is in the college course. She is not sure about her ambition at this time. TV Program-American Bandstand JOHN KUNSELMAN John is in the college course. He en- joys reading and classical music. His ambition is to win a Nobel prize in chemistry. TV Program-Meet the Press Seniors PETE KINO Pete is in the vocational course. His hobbies are cars and radios. His am- bition is to enter a career of radio and electronics. TV Program-Rifleman LORELEI KOLESSAR Toots is in the general coursej She has a pleasant personality, She loves to play the organ. Her ambition is to attend California Teachers College. TV Program-American Bandstand HERMAN KOSARSKI Quiet Houtsie is in the general courseg business machines is his favorite class. He likes to play his guitar and col- lect records. He hopes to become a salesman. TV Program-Science Fiction Theater VIVIAN KRUELL Viv is in the general course. Her am- bition is to become a successful teach- er. She enjoys singing, skating, and the radio. TV Program-Father Knows Best EVELYN ROSE KUVIN KA Ev is in the general course. She likes to read and listen to good music. Her ambition is to become a mortician. TV Program-Voice of Firestone TERESA L. LARKIN Terry is in the general course. She is a vivacious girlg loves to cook and sew. She would like to live in Cali- fornia. TV ProgramAHow to Marry a Mil- lionaire DONNA LOU LASKEY Donna likes shorthand best. She is in the business course. Her ambition is to get a good job after graduation. TV Program-American Bandstand T RUDENCE LESIAK Everybody likes to talk to Trudy. She is in the college courseg English is her favorite subject. She enjoys horseback riding and reading. Her ambition is to be a success in life. TV Program-Wagon Train ROGER LIND Rog is one of our tall seniors. He en- joys shop as a subject. He is in the general course, and is not certain of what ambition he wants to follow. TV Program-Gunsmoke BARBARA A. LOWE Barb is in the college course. She likes Math more than anything. Her ambition is to go to college and be- come a laboratory technician. TV Program-Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet . I' Seniors JOSEPH LARUE Bobo is in the college course. His in- terests include chemistry, archery, and hunting. His ambition is to become a pharmacist. TV Program-American Bandstand KIRA LEO Kira is in the college courseg English is tops with her. She likes to drive, read, swim, and dance. Her ambition is to become an archeologist. TV Program-American Bandstand MARILYN REGINA LESNAK Marilyn is a very pleasant girl. She is in the general course, and likes to play records and listen to the radio. She would like to marry a millionaire. TV Program-American Bandstand. BETTY J. LISOVICH Bet is a pleasant person. She is in the general course. Skating and dancing are tops with her. Her ambition is to learn all about IBM machines. 5 TV Program-I Love Lucy I i i ROBERT MAGRUDA Bob is in the vocational course and likes machine shop very much. He loves to work on cars. His ambition is to buy a new convertible. W TV Program-Have Gun Will Travel KATHRYN MAIIRECK Kathy is in the general course. Eng- lish, reading, and talking are her favorites. Her aim in life is to be- come a success. TV Program-Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet MARGARET L. MASON Mare is in the general course. Her favorites are chemistry and basketball. Her ambition is to become a nurse. TV Program-Loretta Young Show JOAN ANN MASTRONICOLA Libby is in the general course. All her subjects appeal to her. Her ambition is to have a long, healthy life. TV Program-Have Gun Will Travel BRUCE MATSON Mats is in the general course. His favorites are English fso he saysl, hunt- ing, and fishing, His ambition is to have a happy and prosperous future. TV Program-4American Bandstand SANDRA MCFEELY Sandy would like to go to college and become an elementary teacher. She is in the general course. She likes the band and just loves to bang those cymbals. TV Program-American Bandstand Seniors rl-v ffm! t. Eff rss. r i i f ,g z,g,r y tifgf if BARRY MARSHALL Barry is in the general course. He loves the outdoors, especially hunting and fishing. His ambition is to join the air force. TV Program-Red Skelton Show VIRGINIA MASON Ginny is a good tennis player. She is in the college courseg chemistry is her favorite. She would like to become a nurse. TV Program-I Love Lucy EDWARD MATHIEU Ed is in the general course. He likes to hunt. His ambition is to find em- ployment in the forestry service. TV Program-American Bandstand BONNY GAY MCCORMICK Bon is in the general course. She en- joys sociology class, dancing, and rec- ords. Her ambition is to become a stenographer. TV Program-American Bandstand BARBARA ANN MCKENNA Barb enjoys driving, radio, and playing her Hi-Fi. She likes shorthand. She is in the business course and would like to become a secretary. TV Program-American Bandstand SANDRA LEE MCLUCKIE Pleasant Sandy is in the business course and likes typing. She collects records, and likes to dance and swim. She hopes to become a secretary. TV Program-American Bandstand GREGORY MENO Greg is in the general course. He says he likes to do his homework. After he graduates, he plans to attend college. TV Program-American Bandstand MARLENE MILKENT Marlene is in the general course and is an excellent student. She likes radio and records. Her ambition is to get a good job. TV Program-Pat Boone Show JEAN MORGAN Jeanne is a sweet girl who enjoys dancing and cooking. She is in the general course. Her aim is to become a telephone operator. TV Program-American Bandstand JEFFREY NEIL .leffrey is in the general course. He thinks bookkeeping is tops. He enjoys playing records. His ambition is to become a certified public accountant. TV ProgramAFather Knows Best eniors 59 s V f KEITH MELENYZER Farmer is in the college course. He likes to play football best of all. His ambition is to he a success in life. TV Program-Maverick KERFOOT LEE METZ Shy Bub is one of our vocational boys. He enjoys working on cars. His ambi- tion is to become an auto repairman. TV Program-Gateway Studio THOMAS MOORE Tom is in the general courseg chemis- try is his favorite subject. He enjoys working experiments. He plans to join the air force after graduation. TV Program-Perry Mason CAROL MYSHIN Mish is friendly and quiet. She is in the college course. She loves to drive and dance. Her ambition is to attend Penn State University. TV ProgramiAmerican Bandstand ROBERT NUCCI Nuc is one of our mischievous seniors. He is in the general courseg typing is his favorite. Pool is his favorite pas- time. His ambition is to graduate. TV Program-Maverick CAROLEE OLEXA Carol loves to play the piano. She is in the general course and likes typing very much. She hopes to become a suc- cess in life. TV Program-Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet I MICHAEL S. ORESKI Inks is in the college course. He ranks English as his favoriteg he loves to read. His ambition is to become a ldoctor. TV Program-American Bandstand FRANK PATERLINE Frank is in the college course. His in- terests include chemistry, sports, and fishing. His aim is to attend college. TV Program-Rifleman i I jJoHN A. PETERS .lack is in the general course. He likes English, howling, playing cards, and writing short stories. His ambition is lto become a journalist, TV Program-11:15 Feature Movie l DONNA PIERI jDonna is in the general course. She en- ljoys listening to the radio and just lloves to sew. Her ambition is to lead a 'happy life. TV ProgramffAmerican Bandstand eniors I 'Q kn- ERIC A. OLLIE Eric will always be remembered for his good humor. He is in the college course and likes chemistry. He is a coin collector. His ambition is to attend college. TV Program-Rifleman LOUIS P. PARTAZAN A Lou hopes to become a civil engineer. He is in the college course and just loves chemistry. Lou is one of our football players. TV Program-Maverick PATRICIA PATERRA Pat has lovely red hair. She is in the business course and plans to become a secretary. An excellent musician, she enjoys playing the piano and organ. TV Program-Pat Boone Show JOHN P. PETERS Buddy is in the vocational course. His ambition is to become an electrician. His favorite sport is hunting. TV Program-Science Fiction Theater ANDREW PIVOVARNIK Pivo is in the general courseg shop is his favorite subject. He enjoys playing pool, loafing, sports, and cars. His ambition is to get a good job. TV Program-American Bandstand ERNESTINE A. POCKATKO Ernie is in the business course, She likes to cook sew, and listen to the likes to cook, sew, and listen to the private secretary. TV Program-Danny Thomas Show ANTHONY R. PORRECA Junior has the curliest hair and a friendly smile. He is in the general course. His hobby is raising and rac- ing homing pigeons. He hopes to be- come a success in life. TV Program-Perry Como Show WARREN PRICE Porky is in the college course, his favorite is chemistry. He enjoys work- ing on cars. His ambition is to make the navy his career. TV Program-American Bandstand SAMUEL C. PROVINCE Sam is one of our wittiest seniors. He is in the college course. His likes in- clude chemistry, television, records, and croquet. He loves music and plans to make it his career. TV Program-Red Skelton Show JUDITH ANN PUSHNACK Judy is in the vocational course. She likes to cook and sew. Her ambition is to be a successful beautician and then a housewife. TV ProgramALoretta Young Show eniors CECELIA ANN POLLOCK Sis has the prettiest blonde hair. She is in the general course. She likes skating and horseback riding. Her am- bition is to be happy and successful. TV Program-American Bandstand MARY ANN POTERAY Babe is in the general course. She is a pleasant girlg her hobby is play- ing the accordion. Her ambition is to be a success in the business world. TV Program-American Bandstand GEORGE PROCKO George is one of the quiet boys. He is in the college course. He enjoys hunt- ing and target practice. He hopes to go to college. TV Program-Have Gun Will Travel DIANE PULASKI Diane is always smilingg always friend- ly. She is in the business course and likes to type. She longs for a happy life. TV Program-Father Knows Best BARBARA ANN PYZYN SKI Barb is in the general course. She en- joys driving, swimming, tennis, and collecting records. She hopes to get a good job. TV Program-American Bandstand EDGAR RADER Tall, husky Ed likes English the best. He'is in the general course. He en- joys sports, particularly basketball. His ambition is to do something good for other people. TV Program-Cheyenne DAVID RAY his quiet boy is in the college course. ave enjoys hunting and swimming. is ambition is to become a chemical ngineer. TV ProgramfThe Millionaire INANCY REEVES ance is in the business course. She 's crazy about spons and enjoys her ecords and radio. Her ambition is to ecome a secretary or .a model. TV Program-American Bandstand QARRY W. RIES Qarry is in the general courseg speech s his favorite subject. He enjoys pho- .ography and sports, especially base- yall. TV Program-Sports Events JAMES L. ROBERTS im in the general course. He likes ngllsh, debating, and baseball. His mbition is to become a lawyer. TV Program-Have Gun Will Travel eniors nf 5 BF Sixty-five CHARLES RAUCHFUSS Chuck is in the general course. He can often be found at Camino's.,' His ambition is to earn a lot of money and to save much of it. TV Program-American' Bandstand DON REEVES Happy-go-lucky Chops is in the gen- eral course, and he says he enjoys Math class. He goes for cars, lots of cars. Football is his main sport. TV Program-Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet BETTY ANN RHODES Betty is in the general course. She en- joys chemistry and going downtown. Her ambition is to become a nurse. , TV Program-American Bandstand SIDONIA EILEEN RILEY Sid is one of the cute girls in the gen eral course. She enjoys her radio. Sid plans to get a good job after gradua- tion. TV Program-American Bandstand CATHERINE ROCKIDGE Cathy is in the general course and likes typing very much. She likes to, listen to her records and to dance. Her aim is to become a success. TV Program-American Bandstand CLAUDIA ANN ROGERS Claud is one of our cheerleaders. She is in the business course. She likes to dance. Her ambition is to become an airline hostess. TV Program-American Bandstand JEROME SAMBULA Rome is in the general course, and plans to go to college. Basketball and pool are his favorite pastimes. His am- bition is to be a success in life. TV Program-Maverick RONALD SARBER Ron is in the general course. He likes Math and hunting and fishing. He likes to repair cars. His ambition is to be- come a success. TV Program-Father Knows Best. BARBARA EILEEN SARRA Barb is in the general course. She en- joys chemistry and driving and is an excellent bowler. Her ambition is to become an elementary teacher. TV Program-American Bandstand SYLVIA E. SCHOENER Sylvia is in the college course. She has a pleasant manner and personality. Her ambition is to become a teacher. TV Program-American Bandstand Seniors Sixty-six NOEL K. RULONG Red is in the general course. He CH- dating, and dancing. He hopes to become a joys the three D'sf-driving, manager of I'saly's someday. TV Program-Bob Cummings Show FLORENCE SAMEC Flo is in the business course likes typing class best. Her amb is to become a successful secret TV Program-American Bandstan EUGENE SARINSKI Sering enjoys sports. He is in the an itioiiil ary. d gen- eral course. His favorite pastime 1S going downtown after school hours. He plans a 30 year career in the navy. TV Program-American Bandsta HERMAN SAURITCH Herb is in the general course. He joys typing and reading Sports lustrated Magazine. Much of his is spent with the boys at 10th St Hopes to be a success. TV Program-Have Gun Will T GEORGE SHEPHARD would like to attend college Joys sports, and fishing rank of his favorites. George is in the general course, . . . S TV Program-Peter Gunn IHVC He as nd ED- Il. time reet. l and en- one WAYNE SHIPLEY Ship is in the general course. He likes all sports, especially swimming, div- ing, and football. His ambition is to make his life a success. TV Program-Wyatt Earp JOSEPH SIMSIC rIoe is in the general course, He is fond of dancing. His ambition is to have a successful future life. TV Program-Rifleman CYNTHIA LOUISE SLAVONIA Cindy is in the business course. She likes English, swimming, and dancing. Eder ambition is to become an executive ecretary. TV Program-I Love Lucy EDWARD R. SNYDER Ed is in the general course and likes general shop. He enjoys sports and taking it easy. His ambition is to go to college. TV Program-Steve Allen Show LAURIE ANNE STEPANIAN Steppie is in the college course. She enjoys her records, playing the piafno, and driving. Her unusual hobby is keep- ing cats. Her ambition is to become an actress or singer. TV Program-Maverick Seniors Sixty-seven EDITH SHOEMAKER Edith is a cute blonde. She is in the college course, and she enjoys horse- back riding, dancing, and swimming. She hopes to become a nurse. TV Program-American Bandstand TERRY SIVIE Miller is in the general course. He likes chemistry, archery, and golf. His ambition is to go to college. TV Programiflunsmoke WILLIAM SNIDER Bill is a transfer from Decatur, Ala- bama. He is in the college course and likes science very much. His ambition is to become a physicist. TV Program-Maverick KATHLEEN STARK Kathy is in the general course. She is quiet and serious. Her hobbies in- clude skating, reading, and cooking. Her ambition is to become a nurse. TV Program-American Bandstand 3 MARY ANN STEWARD A . I W Mar is in the business course. She likes to swim, dance, and listen tri her favorite records. Her ambition is to become a medical secretary. TV Program--American Bandstand BARBARA JEAN SWANGO Jeanie is in the general course and just loves general shop. Her ambition is to become a good airline hostess. TV Program-American Bandstand JANET TIPPINS Tip is in the general course. She is a pleasant, quiet girl. Her favorite sub- ject is business machines. She 'hopes to get a good paying job. TV Program-American Bandstand RAYMOND TRAVERSARI Ray is in the general course. Chemis- try, history, baseball, and football are his favorites. His ambition is to go to college. TV ProgramiMaverick JACK D. VANDERMER .lack is the fair-haired boy from Speers. He is in the college course, and he enjoys tennis and baseball. His am- bition is to go to college. TV Program-American Bandstand JUDITH VANLEER ' Judy is in the general course, and her favorite subject is English. Her ambi- tion is to become a telephone operator. TV Program-Jay Michael's Bandstand Seniors M. s Sixty-eight J ERILYN ARLENE TEDROW Jerrie is in the college course and loves being in the band. She likes to sew, swim, and ice skate. She hopes to become an elementary teacher. TV Program-American Bandstand PEARL TIRPAK Pearl is in the general course. She loves to dance. Her ambition is to be- come a model. TV Program-American Bandstand ALMA JEAN TUCCELL1 Elmer is in the college course. Eng-lish is her favorite subject, and her am- bition is to become an English teacher. She likes to draw and to swim. TV Program-Dupont Show of the Month RONALD JOSEPH VANDERMER Ron is tall, blond, and curly haired. He is in the general course. He likes hunting, fishing, and archery. His am- bition is to become a commercial pilot or forest ranger. TV Program-The Nine Lives of El- fego Baca ROBERT VERCAMEN Bob is in the general course. Favorite pastimes include playing pool, driving his car, and playing basketball. His ambition is to live in Florida. TV Program-American Bandstand ELAINE VEZZANI Elaine, one of our active seniors, is in the college course. She likes read- ing, talking, and forensics. As co-edi- tor of the Cougar Memoir she is kept very busy. She hopes to go to college. TV Program-Loretta Young Show PAUL DENNIS WALKUP Dixie is in the general course. He likes chemistry and listening to his records. His ambition is to design houses and buildings. TV Program'-Maverick WILLIAM HENRY WELLINGTON Duke loves to playfpool. He is in the general courseg music is his favorite. His ambition is to become a profes- sional musician. TV Program-American Bandstand .IUDITH LEE WIESE Judy is in the general courseg chemis- try is her favorite. She likes to dance and draw. Her ambition is to become a nurse. TV Program-Maverick EVELYN WITMYER Evelyn is in the general course. She is quiet, pleasant, and blonde. She enjoys popular records and football games. She hopes to get a good job. TV Program-American Bandstand Seniors Sixty-nine THEODORE VOELKER Vince is in the vocational course. He would like to become an electrician. He enjoys sports and working on cars. TV Program-Silent Service ROBERT H. WELCH Bob is in the general course. Economics appeals to him. He likes to'hunt and sleep. His ambition is to become a success in life. TV Program-American Bandstand LINDA JOYCE WICK Linda is in the business course. She enjoys her radio, swimming, and danc- ing. Her ambition is to become a secretary. TV Program-Perry Mason Show ELAINE WITMYER Elaine is a sweet girl. She is in the general course. She enjoys her record collection, and likes to watch any sport program on television. She hopes to do clerical work. TV Program-American Bandstand WILLIAM WORTHINGTON Bill is in the general course. He en- joys building model planes and hunt- ing. He would like to become a com- mercial airline pilot. TV Program-Steve Canyon BRUCE YEAGER Mole is in the general course. His spare car. His ambition is to become a certi- fied public accountant. TV Program-The Rifleman MOTTO i,iii COLORS ii,i,, FLOWER ...i, time is used in fixing and driving his 3 eniors V, M, V R i,t in Senior Choices MIKE YONASH Fish is in the general course. He enjoy working on his car the most. He hope to become a radio and television re pairman. TV Program-Silent Service :'0uz of school lifeg into life's sclzoolv Silver and Green Senior Sponsors Lily of the Valley Miss Elvera Dolfie and Mr. James Protin Seventy W e Proudly Present Outstanding Seniors of 1959 JAMES ROBERTS Jim is an active senior with many friends. He ranks high scholastically. His activities include the Cougar Mem- oir, P.A. announcer, Cougar Courier, and J. J. in Wfhe Egg and I. Jim is president of the Forensic Club and is an accomplished debater. LAURIE ANNE STEPANIAN This honor student will be remembered for her pleasant manner. Laurie Anne is feature editor of the Cougar Courier, a P.A. announcer, a member of the Cougar Memoir, and is also in the chorus. She gave an excellent perform- ance as ,Ioan in The Egg and If, H S? TANYA KARPIAK Charming Tanya is one of our most active seniors. Her many activities in- clude the Forensic debate team, modera- tor of Youth Speaks for two years, P.A. announcer, co-editor of the Cougar Memoir, news editor of the Cougar Courier, and a member of the Student Council. She is an honor student and recipient of the D.A.R. Award. Tanya gave a grand performance as Betty in The Egg and If' Seventy-two CAROL MYSHIN Energetic Carol is well liked in C.H.S. by both teachers and students. She is a serious worker and an honor student. This past year she has been editor-in- chief of the Cougar Courier. ELAINE VEZZANI Elaine, one of our popular seniors, is active in many clubs. She worked dili- gently as the co-editor of the Cougar Memoir, is prominent in the Forensic Club, served for two years as announcer of Youth Speaks, is on the Cougar Courier staff, and a P.A. announcer. She is also an honor student, member of the Student Council, and played Mil- licent Ames in wllhe Egg and lf' Seventy-three LOUIS PARTAZANA Lou is the very popular president of the senior class. He is a good student scho- lastically, and has been very active in school activities. His major interest has been athletics-football, basketball, and the Varsity Club. He has also been a member of the Student Council. L.. JAMES CHACKO James has been one of the most out- standing athletes of C.H.S. He has been a stellar performer in football, basket- ball, and baseball. During his senior year he broke the all time basketball scoring record in section 5 of the WPIAL. He also set a new individual scoring mark for C.H.S. tallying 50 points against Bellmar. He has been a member of the Varsity Club for 3 years. 1. VQ,' ..Etz4g5-1i?'w i.-.' .'wi'ilvZwiSBiiiv,-iii,1- -f- f . A WF' - ARTHUR ARTIS Art is one of the most friendly and popular boys in C.H.S. He has been a class treasurer, class vice-president, and a member of the Executive Committee. However, his chief interest has been athletics-basketball and baseball for 3 years. ln baseball Art is very versatile -pitcher, first baseman, and outfielder. He is also a member of the Varsity Club. CHRIS BIAGINI Chris is a popular boy who will be re- membered for his pleasant voice on the P.A. He is an honor student, a mem- ber of the Cougar Memoir, and has been Lt. Governor of this district for the Key Club. Chris was one of the two high ranking seniors in the National Merit Scholarship test from C.H.S. Seventy-four SAMUEL PROVINCE This well-liked senior is known for his great sense of humor. He is very ac- tive in the chorus and band, and has been student director of the band this year. Besides the many musical groups, Sam is a member of the Key Club and has a high scholastic standing. ERIC OLLIE Eric is an all-round student of C.H.S. He is a good student scholastically, member of the Cougar Courier, a P.A. announcer, and an active member of the Forensic Club. Eric gave a fine per- formance as Don in '4The Egg and If, JOHN KUNSELMAN John is a very serious minded student. He was one of the two boys of C.H.S. who scored highest in the National Merit Scholarship test. He is an active member of the Forensic Club, a fine extemporaneous speaker, and an ardent debater. Seventy-five PATRICIA PATERRA Pat is a quiet girl, musically inclined. She is a member of the various choruses and also serves as accompanist. She is a member of F.B.L.A. and typist for the Cougar Courier. Pat is a business course honor student. She has a pleas- ant and cooperative manner. ABBOTT, DOLORES ACAMEDI, BARBARA ALLEN, ANIAYHE ANDERSON, ROBERT ARNOLD, JAMES ARRICO, JAMES ARTIS, ARTHUR BAILEY, LINDA BAKA, THOMAS BALIEU, JOYCE BARBERA, ROY BARNETT, RICHARD BARTALOZZI, CAROL BARTALOZZI, PATRICIA BASEL, LINDA BAUM, PAUL BAUTZ, KAREN L. BEDNARSKI, THEODORE BEHANNA, GRACE BEICHNER, CONSTANCE BENASSI, BETTY JOAN BENEDETTI, EDMUND BERRY, WILLIAM BIAGINI, BONNIE 1 7 49 as f' . ,I L Senior Activities Girls, Basketball 11, 12, Pep Club 12 Business Staff 11, 12 Transfer student-Hi-Y 11, Art Club 10, 11, Student Council 10, German Club 11 Football 10, 11, 12, Baseball 10, 11, 12, Varsity Club 10, 11, 12 Baseball 10, 11, 12, Basketball 10, 11, 12, Class Treasurer 11, Class Vice- President 10, Varsity Club 10, 11, 12, Executive Committee 11, 12 Pep Club 11, Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12 Tennis 11 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, Pep Club 10, 11 Executive Committee 103 Student Council 11 Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 12, Boys' Chorus 10, 11, Boys' Quartet 10, 11, 12, Executive Committee 12, Class Treasurer I2 ' Executive Committee 10, Student Council 11, 12, Business Staff 11, 12, Pep Club 11 Prom Decorating Committee 11 Band 10, II, I2 Band 10, 11, 12, Dance Band 10, 11, 12, Key Club 10, 11, 12, Executive Committee 10, College Algebra 12 Forensics 10, 11, 12, Executive Committee 10, Stage Crew for Class Play 12 Pep Club 10 Pep Club 10, 11 Seventy-six 1 I ll, WX y f I ,H K I BIAGINI, CHRIS BIELAWSKI, HELEN BLANEY, MARY ANN BONGIORNO, LILLIAN BOULANGER, VIRGINIA BRUTOUT, BARBARA BRUTOUT, WILBERT BUCCHIANERI, ARTHUR BUCKEYE, JOSEPH BUCSKO, BARBARA CALCEK, ROSE CAPELLA, ROSE MARIE CAREATTI, VINCENT CARROLL, MICHAEL CARUso, FRANCES CASSATT, GLORIA CHACKO, JAMES CHAMBLESS, MARGUERITE CHASKO, JEROME CHEATHAM, GWENDOLON CHECK, RONALD CHOKER, SALLY CHUPRINKO, GERALDINE COLDITZ, CHARLES COLLARETTI, PATRICIA COLVIN, HAROLD KEITH COSTANZA, CHARLES P. COULSON, RICHARD Key Club 10, 11, 123 Cougar Memoir 11, 123 College Algebra 123 P.A. Announcer 11, 12 Pep Club 10, 113 Tri-Hi-Y 11, 123 Business Staff 11, 12 Business Staff 11, 12 Tri-Hi-Y 10 FBLA 11, 123 Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 123 Girls' Chorus 10, 11, 123 Girls' Ensemble 10, 11, 12 Pep Club 1OQ Business Staff 11, 12Q Tri-Hi-Y 123 Cougar Courier 11, 123 Class Play Band 103 1VIajorette 11, 12 Key Club 10, 113 Class Play Football 10, 113 Varsity Club 11 Executive Committee 10, 11, 123 Cougar Courier 11, 123 FBLA 11, 123 Business Staff 11, 123 Band 10, 11, 12 Pep Club 10g Girls, Basketball 12 Football 10, 123 Basketball 10, 11, 123 Baseball 10, 11, 123 Varsity Club 10, 11, 123 Executive Committee 10, 11, 12 Forensics 10, 11, 123 Class Play Key Club 10, 11 Pep Club 10, 113 Business Staff 11, 123 Student Council 11 Basketball 10, 11, 123 Track 10, 11, 123 Varsity Club 10, 11, 12 Girls' Basketball 10, 11, 12 Chorus 10, 12 Football 10, 11, 123 Basketball 11, 123 Varsity Club 10, 11, 12 Student Council 11 Basketball 10, 11, 123 Varsity Club 10, 11, 123 Executive Committee 103 College Algebra 12 BE . Y v COULTER, ROBERT COWELL, JOSEPH L. COWELL, LARRY COX, HAROLD COX, JANET CRABB, EDGAR CROW, CHARLES DAUGHERTY, ROBERT DAVENPORT, GERALD DAVIS, JAMES DeAMBROGGI, DOROTHY DECOCK, JUDITH DELASTA, BONNIE DeMARCO, ANTHONY DiLULLO, MARY DOBRINSKI, JAMES DOBRINSKI, JOHN DOLFIE, ELVERA DOOLEY, KENNY DOYLE, CAROL DRYER, JOHN DuBARR, DARLENE M. DUDA, EDMUND DUTTINE, CAROL ELIFANTI, RITA ERBE, FRANK Basketball 10, 11, 12g Track 10g Baseball 113 Varsity Club 10, 11, 12 Executive Committee 11, 123 Prom Committee 11 Forensics 103 Class Play Baseball 103 Stage Crew 12 Pep Club 10 Band 10, 11, 12 Track 103 Football 10, 11, 125 Varsity Club 10, 11, 12 College Algebra 12 Track 103 Football 113 Chorus 10 Cheerleader 10, 11, 123 Pep Club 10, 11, 123 Varsity Club 10, 11, 123 Executive Committee 12 Business Staff 11, 123 Pep Club 10, 11, 123 Student Council 11 Chorus 103 Pep Club 10, 11, 123 FBLA 11, 123 Business Staff 11, 12 Baseball 12 Pep Club 10, 11, 12 Band 10, 113 Mixed Chorus 123 Mixed Ensemble 12 Tri-Hi-Y 11, 123 Business Staff 11, 123 Pep Club 10, 11, 123 Executive Committee 11, 12 Football 103 Basketball 103 Class Vice-President 113 Executive Committee 12 Tri-Hi-Y 103 Pep Club 10 Chorus 11, 123 College Algebra 12 Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 123 Girls' Chorus 10, 11, 123 Pep Club 10, 11, 123 Girls' Ensemble 123 Girls' Basketball 10, 11 Pep Club 10, 113 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 113 Business Staff 103 Class Play Key Club 10, 12 Seventy-eight ERCOLINE, T ERESA F ALLEN STEIN , EDWARD F ERRARA, PETER FIKE, PATRICIA FINK, CHARLES F OEHRINGER, MAXINE FORGIE, CHARLES GALLAGHER, JOAN CALLAWAY, BEVERLY GAVLAK, DAVID GELDER, HARRY GEORGAGIS, PHYLLIS GERSNA, CHARLES GHILANI, PAUL GIBINO, DOMINICK GOVENOR, RONALD GREENE, DENNIS GRIF F ITH, SANDRA GRILLO, JOSEPH GUDAITIS, KENNETH HAEFLEIN, WILLIAM HALUSCHAK, MICHAEL HARPER, DONALD HARRIS, JANET HARTMAN, CAROL HEGA, DAVID HENDERSON, MARY HENRY, SHIRLEY HERILLA, WARREN HOFFMAN, DARLENE HOGAN, WILLIAM HORNER, EARNEST HRISKO, WILLIAM HUSENITS, ANNA JANOF F , BRUCE JENKINS, SARA ANN JESTER, ELSIE JEWELL, ROBERT A. JONES, RICHARD A. KALISH, JOE Pep Club 11, Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12, Stage Crew 12 Football 10, 11, Track 10, 11, 12, Class Play, Executive Committee 11, Student Council 12, Varsity Club 10, 11, 12 Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 12, Girls7 Ensemble 10, 11, 12, Tri-Hi-Y 12 Tennis 10, 11, 12, Forensics 10, 11, 12, Class Play, P.A. Announcer, Key Club 10 Band 10, II, 12 Track 10, II, 12, Basketball Manager 10, 11, 12 Band 11, 12 Cougar Courier 10, 11, 12, Forensics 10, Pep Club 10 Band 10, 11, 12, Tennis 10, 11, 12 Key Club 11, 12, Forensics 11, 12, Class Play, Tennis 11, 12 Pep Club 10, 11, 12 Executive Committee 12 Band 10, Football 11, 12 Key Club 10, 11, 12, Tennis 10, Executive Committee 11, College Algebra 12 Band 10, 11, 12, Forensics 10, 11, Cougar Memoir 11, 12, Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12 Pep Club 12, Tri-Hi-Y 12 Football 10, 11, 12, Baseball 10, 11, 12, Varsity Club 10, 11, 12, Wrestling 10 Band 10, 11, 12, Business Staff 11, 12 Band 10, 11, 12, Majorette 12 Baseball 11 Football 10, 11, 12, Varsity Club 10, 11, 12, Student Council 12, Wrestling 10, College Algebra President Sophomore Class, Student Council 11, 12, Wrestling 10, Execu- tive Committee 10 Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12, Business Staff 11, 12, Pep Club 10, 11 Track 10, 11, 12, Cougar Memoir 11, 12, Cougan Courier 10, 11, 12, Varsity Club 10, 11, 12, Executive Committee 12, Class Play, College Algebra 12, P.A. Announcer, Basketball 10 Band 10, Majorette 11, 12, Student Council 11, Business Staff 11, 12 Forensics 11, 12, Business Staff 11, 12, Stage Crew Key Club 10, Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 12, Quartet 12, Mixed Ensemble 11, 12, Boys, Chorus 10, 11 Key Club 10, 11, 12 Baseball 10, 11, 12, Varsity Club 11, 12 Seventy-nine . KARPIAK, TANYA KAUF MAN, LARRY KELLY, JANET KINO, PETER KITE, DARLENE KOLESSAR, LORELEI KONDRATIK, MIKE KOSARSKI, HERMAN KOVACH, CAROL KRUELL, VIVIAN KUNSELMAN, JOHN KUVINKA, EVELYN LARKIN, TERRY LOU LARUE, JOSEPH LASKEY, DONNA LEO, KIRA LESIAK, TRUDENCE LESNAK, MARILYN LIND, ROGER LISOVIGH, BETTY LOWE, BARBARA MAGRUDA, ROBERT MAJIRECK, KATHRYN MARSHALL, BARRY MASON, MARGARET MASON, VIRGINIA Cougar Memoir 11, Co-Editor 12, Forensics 10, 11, 125 Cougar Courier 10, 11, 12, Student Council 11, 12, Executive Committee 10, Pep Club 10, 11, 123 College Algebra, P.A. Announcer, Class Play Cheerleader 10, 11, 125 Varsity Club 10, 11, 12, Pep Club 10, 11, FBLA 11, 123 Cougar Courier Pep Club 10, 11, Business Staff 11, 12, Student Council 11, 12 Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 12, Girls' Ensemble 12, Tri-Hi-Y 12, Girls' Chorus 10, 12 Football 10, 11, 12, Track 10, 11, Varsity Club 10, 11, 123 Executive Committee 11 Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12, Pep Club 11, Cougar Courier 11, 12 Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 12g Girls' Chorus 10, 11, 12, Class Play, Girls' Ensemble 10, 11 Forensics 10, 11, 12, Key Club 10, 11 Band 10, 11, 12 Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 12, Girls' Chorus 10, 11, 12, Pep Club 10, Class Play Key Club 10g Student Council 12 Executive Committee 10g Business Staff 11, 12, President FBLA, Office Assistant Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, Cougar Courier 10, 11, 12, Cougar Memoir 11, 125 Executive Committee 10, 11, Pep Club 10, 11, Girls' Basketball 10, 11, 12 Pep Club 10, 11, Class Play Cougar Courier 10, 11, 12g Pep Club 10 Student Council 12 Pep Club 103 Business Staff 11, 12, Girls' Basketball 10, 11, 12 Band 10, 11, 12 Forensics 10, 11, 12, Chorus 10 Key Club 10, 11, 12 Cougar Memoir 11, 12, Pep Club 10 Cougar Memoir 11, 125 Cougar Courier 11, 12 Eighty MASTRONICOLA, JOAN MATHIEU, EDWARD MATSON, BRUCE McCORMICK, BONNY McFEELY, SANDRA MCKENNA, BARBARA MCLUCKIE, SANDRA MELENYZER, KEITH MENO, GREGORY METZ, KERFOOT MILKENT, MARLENE MOORE, THOMAS MORGAN, JEAN MYSHIN, CAROL NUCCI, ROBERT NEIL, JEFFREY OLEXA, CAROLEE OLLIE, ERIC PARTAZANA, LOUIS PATERLINE, FRANK PATERRA, PATRICIA PETERS, JOHN A. PETERS, JOHN P. PIERI, DONNA PIVOVARNIK, ANDY POCHATKO, ERNESTINE POLLOCK, CECELIA PORRECA, ANTHONY POTERAY, MARY ANN PRICE, WARREN PROCKO, GEORGE PROVINCE, SAMUEL C. PULASKI, DIANE PUSHNACK, JUDITH PYZYNSKI, BARBARA RADER, EDGAR RAUCHFUSS, CHARLES RAY, DAVID REEVES, DON REEVES, NANCY RHODES, BETTY RIES, LARRY W. RILEY, SIDONIA Band 10, 11, 12 Cheerleader 105 Tri-Hi-Y 105 Business Staff 11, 125 Student Council 125 Varsity Club 10 Band 10, 11, 125 Tri-Hi-Y 11, 125 Class Play Pep Club 125 Chorus 12 Cougar Courier 10, 11, 125 Girls' Basketball 10, 11, 125 Pep Club 10 E Football 10, 11, 125 Executive Committee 105 Varsity Club 10, 11, 12 Pep Club 11 Key Club 10, 11, 12 Cougar Courier 10, 11, 125 Editor of Cougar Courier 12 Band 10 Forensics 10, 11, 125 Cougar Courier 125 Class Playg College Algebra 12 Football 10, ,11, 125 Basketball 10, 11, 125 College Algebra 125 Senior Class President5 Student Council 115 Varsity Club 10, 11, 12 Pep Club 105 Girls' Chorus 10, 11, 125 Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 125 Mixed Ensemble 10, 125 Business Staff 11, 125 FBLA 11, 12 Band 10, 115 Chorus 11 Pep Club 10, 11, 12 Track 10, 11, 125 Basketball 11, 125 Varsity Club 11, 12 Chorus 105 FBLA 11 Wrestling 10 Business Staff 11, 125 FBLA 11, 125 Chorus 105 Pep Club 10, 115 Student Council 11 Key Club 11, 12 Key Club 125 Boys' Chorus 10, 115 Mi Chorus 10, 11, 125 Mixed Ensemble 10, 115 Boys' Quartet 11, 12: Baritone Soloist 125 Trumpet Trio 11, 12 Executive Committee 105 Pep Club 10, 11 Business Staff 11, 125 Pep Club 105 Tri-Hi-Y 105 Girls' Basketball 10, 11, 12 Basketball 10, 11, 125 Varsity Club 10, 11, 12 Mixed Chorus 115 Stage Crew 12 Football 10, 11, 125 Track 10, 11, 125 Varsity Club 10, 11, 12 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 125 Business Staff 11, 125 Pep Club 10, 115 Class Playg Stage Crew 125 FBLA 11, 125 Executive Committee 10, 11, 12 Tri-Hi-Y 11, 125 Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 125 Girls, Chorus 10, 11, 125 Pep Club 10, 11 Baseball 11, 125 Mixed Chorus 12 Business Staff 11, 125 Girls' Basketball 10, 12 Eighty-one ROBERTS, JAMES ROCKIDGE, CATHERINE ROGERS, CLAUDIA RULONG, NOEL SAMBULA, JEROME SAMEC, FLORENCE SARBER, RONALD SARINSKI, EUGENE SARRA, BARBARA SAURITCH, HERMAN SCHOENER, SYLVIA SHEPHARD, GEORGE SHIPLEY, WAYNE SHOEMAKER, EDITH SIMSIC, JOSEPH SIVIE, TERRY SLAVONIA, CYNTHIA SNIDER, WILLIAM SNYDER, EDWARD R. STARK, KATHLEEN STEPANIAN, LAURIE ANNE STEWARD, MARY ANN SWANGO, BARBARA JEAN TEDROW, JERILYN TIPPINS, JANET TIRPAK, PEARL TRAVERSARI, RAYMOND TUCCELLI, ALMA JEAN VANDERMER, JACK VANDERMER, RONALD VAN LEER, JUDITH VERCAMEN, ROBERT VEZZANI, ELAINE VOELKER, THEODORE WALKUP, PAUL DENNIS WELCH, ROBERT WELLINGTON, WILLIAM H. WICK, LINDA WIESE, JUDY WITMYER, ELAINE WITMYER, EVELYN WORTHINGTON, WILLIAM YEAGER, BRUCE YONASH, MICHAEL Forensics 10, 11, 125 Cougar Memoir 11, 125 Cougar Courier 10, 11, 125 P.A. Announcer'125 Class Play Cheerleader 10, 11, 125 Pep Club 10, 115 Varsity Club 10, 11, 125 Business Staff 11, 125 Tri-Hi-Y 105 Student Council 12 Business Staff 11, 125 FBLA 11, 12 Pep Club 12 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 125 Pep Club 10, 11, 125 Executive Committee 105 Girls' Basketball 10, 11, 12 Executive Committee 10 Cougar Courier 10, 11, 125 Pep Club 10, 11 Mixed Chorus 115 Boys' Chorus 11 Football 10, 11, 125 Wrestling 105 Varsity Club 10, 11, 12 Business Staff 11, 125 Executive Committee 125 Pep Club 10, 11 Chorus 10 Forensics 10, 11, 12 Cheerleader 10, 11, 125 Varsity Club 10, 11, 125 Class Secretary 10, 11, 12 Cougar Courier 10, 11, 125 Executive Committee 10, 11, 12 Class Play5 College Algebra 12 7 Mixed Chorus 10, 125 Girls, Ensemble 105 Mixed Ensemble 125 Cougar Courier 10, 11, 125 Cougar Memoir 11, 125 Forensics 10, 11, 125 Class Play Business Staff 11, 125 Pep Club 11 Girls, Basketball 10, 11, 12 Band 10, 11, 125 Majorette 12 Business Staff 11, 125 Executive Committee 11, 12 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 125 Class Playg Pep Club 10 Tennis 10, 11, 125 Student Council 115 Varsity Club 10, 11, 125 Colleg Algebra 12 Pep Club 10 Wrestling 10 6 Cougar Memoir 11, 12, Co-Editor 125 Cougar Courier 10, 11, 125 Execu- tive Committee 115 Student Council 125 Forensics 10, 11, 125 Class Playg P.A. Announcer Track 11, 12 Band 10, 11, 125 Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 125 Mixed Ensemble 10, 11, 12 FBLA 11, 125 Pep Club 10 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 125 Pep Club 10, 11, 125 Student Council 125 Couga Courier 10, 11, 125 Class Play I' Executive Committee 10, 11, 125 Pep Club 10, 11, 125 Business Staff 11, 125 Girls' Basketball 10, 11, 12 Business Staff 11, 125 Pep Club 10, .115 Girls' Basketball 10, 11, 12 Tri-Hi-Y 0 Basketball 10, 115 Track 10, 115 Varsity Club 10, 11 Eighty-two 9 The Junior Class OFFICERS President . . . .. . P ETE KALAMARAS V ice-President L.L... ..... L OIS FREEMAN Secretary .... .... J ANET DeSTEFON Treasurer rrr, .rrvrrr. R OBERT KING L. Freeman, R. King, J. DeStefon, P. Kalamaras JUNIOR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE FIRST ROW: L. Shell, J. DeStefon, P. Kalamaras, L. Freeman, R. King, Miss Elifanti CSp0nsorJ. SECOND ROW: Mr. DeCoster fSponsorJ, D. Brutout, S. Levy, S. Agamedi, J. Anders, K. Mollis. THIRD ROW: R. Reeves, P. Coimarac, A. Thiry, T. Wooislayer, D. Dallaglio, W. Pagonis. Eighty-three Edward Ack Sandra Agamedi Stella Albero Judith Anders Frances Arrigo Margaret Baer Donald Baker Nancy Barthole Richard Bastin Linda Bayley Janet Beck Nadine Bedford Norine Bedford Betty Beehe Harold Behanna '41, , , f' rwgvz! 11 wwf 1 is W si Juniors W9 J 3 , l 'Q 7wEa.e.....I., K -'N ,df Q William Behrendt Mary Belski Lewis Bennardini Judith Bertocci Margaret Beveridge Melvin Biagini Nancy Bitonti Michael Bitslco Joan Boda Sandra Bohlander Myron Boncarosky Gary Booth Brenda Bradley Virginia Brandeburg Kenneth Bruce Marlene Brudnak Diana Brutout Karen Brutout Diane Buchak James Buchanan g we Susan Buchta Laura Carlisle Patrick Carroll Baron Carson Frederick Causer Joan Ceci Carolyn Celaschi Raymond Celaschi Barbara Chacko Curtis Charles Anne Clarke David Connell Thomas Connor Dallas Cosgrove Nancy Costanza -if SN v Juniors mit A 3 M? m f ii' i ,gm if W i,-an i....n3 Keith Cotton Mabel Coulter Grace Cox Roy Crabb Alice Crilley David Dallaglio Judith Dallaglio Lee Davis Nancy Davis Edwin Deresh Frank DeStefon Janet DeStefon Thomas Deventura Ronald DiPiazza Ronald Dolan Clark Dragan Sandra Dubnansky Stes en Dubnansky Fred Ducoeur Carole Ehko Leonard Eley lllene Elias Thomas Ellison Rose Ercegovich Charles Evans Thomas Evans John Farhaniec Kathy Farquhar Wayne Farquhar Jeffrey Fenchak Emma Jean Ferrari Thelma Fitzpatrick David Fredrick Lois Freeman Gerald Frew ' , F LN Juniors Nancy Gaskell Theodore Gaskell Priscilla Geho Mary Georgagis John Gillon Joesph Glesk Pete Goimarac Philip Goodboy William Gottheld Janet Gould Barbara Graves Judith Greco Stanley Grimm Joyce Guzy Donna Gysegem Edwin Habowski Lawrence Hans Dennis Hargar Shirley Harosky William Harper ,lohn Hartman Alfred Hastie Lorraine Hazuka Kathleen Hermen Charlene Hickman William Higginson Doris Hindman Robert Hodgson Gary Hogan Robert Hopton Clarence Horner Shirley Hostetler Edward Hough Lucy Hrutkay Paul Hubinon H.. 4. ii 4 ff 2 ff Q Q. 5 'iw nigga 3 R5 2 Q WL 3 , .4 M Y w O of Juniors A vi F as g Tanya Hutchko Alfred Jeffries Eileen Johnson William Johnson Norma Johnston Brenda Jones Letitia Jones Sandra lupin Frank Jurczak Peter Kalamaras Robert Karlosky Daryl Kassler Paulette Kelley Carol Kichinko Myrna Kincaid Robert King Ellen Kirby Joesph Kite Charles Kniha Joyce Koklcila Carl Kolich Thomas Kortina Milan Kostich Shirley Kotcella John Kovall Patricia Krivacek Monica Kucherawy r Constance Latacki Robert Latta Sandra Laughland Judith Leach David Lesslnan Emil Lcvkulich Sally Levy Stephania Lichko X . 1 M - aii L me ,W ,hL Q L J.. 'ma ' .-V, . g ,,:, .... ,, ' A 2 , azg- ,..: . , j , ior. 'V' i 353:32 'N E Juniors af ' if if' f ,A P I , 4, y f ki.. E I . 5, ,-xl, 'E 6 xl K Vincent Lipari Julia Lorenz Janet Lorenzo Catherine Louis Paul Lucas Robert Lynch Gerald Maksemetz Joseph Malak Terry Manzini Gloria Matson David McClellan Karen McCuen Elizabeth McFall Mary Mc4Feely Sandra McCaughey Caroline McKenna Sandra McKenna Carol McKita Joyce Meli Joseph Melvin 'Ri Richard Menyo Richard Merlo Carol Meyer Judith Miller Robert Miller Williarri Miller Gerald Moffit Raymond Moffit Karen Mollis Arthur Monack Thomas Nlontgomery Donald Moody Carol Morgan Bruce Motts Bryan Murphy if ik W If RX E A ' i Q' fs L.. if i ' ik .. ..... 5 Q X -A R . A K .' X lg.. in Juniors Q, 'Y . F Ri' ai ii i 5 I .mi X in av qivni. in i f , ,:'iii ii QA' fi 'fm tx NA ,WS la fx fn . we XE' as 5 Q I 1 u. Q ' an 'EEF' ii' i - ',E-,,. V J fs if 7 M Janet Myers David Nandor Dennis Nichi Andy Oliver Barbara Ollinger Lawrence 0,Toole William Pagonis Robert Paig Daniel Palmer Martin Paluso Donna Pansino Carol Pattison George Pavlo Henry Payne Martha Peake Robert Peltonen Wanda Pensis Barbara Petrilak Ronald Petrucci Donna Pierce H asf i be ii Don Porreca Eleanore Porter Susan Porter Marian Pro Eileen Raisheck William Raisheck John Rakosky Louis Ramicone Eileen Ray Charles Raymond Ralph Raymond Ronald Reeves Carol Revala Elaine Ries Patricia Ries get if J .5 X X K 2? 5, 1. Juniors X 5 , ,pw as lie , it 1 ii' -s- ' ' R X o y its . Q rn., ,,.. .W ,,f,5:sts,iL: Sandra Riffle Bonita Roberts Richard Roberts Robert Rock John Romito Richard Rotheram Terry Roy Dolores Rozzi Salvatore Russo Carolyn Ryan Lois Samec Merrilee Sanders Anna Santini Joseph Santo Eileen Scaccia Richard Schanning Cary Scott William Scott Jean Sechez Frederick Seernuth 1:-ilu ' - ' 51 55.15-:K -. . . ,.., ' Inf? wx ,2:5.I::-: Q. ' Q ' 'aw Q fm, 13,554 2,1 gig? 'S 5 xls ,qn1,p,asf,5j?l ra -135311 KIM? T? - .wg-tfalftiflgig R X Z , 55 E1 I sg, 1 John Seftas Madeline Sezawich Lee Shell James Shoman Betty Siclcles .r,,,,w1m -f A, ' waswia ' f ,-'f -mx ,, wg, lU,.S ' ya, - sax, .way 3 f ww .Egfr ti rr lg: K , .1 .. ADX . Q St a C , fL,L - - - . . ifggigi . Patricia .Smeloslu L I-3 t gf m .L is Arta Smith f ,h T, U ' , V James Snow 5 if '- Q Raymwd Snyder A .. , , ' K . t Robert Stevenson 1 I ga 2 'X 5 Paul Strelick T' o K , , Dolores Sutherland r . ' Albert Thiry I ' Donna Thomas D3 y ye 3 'l ,A 84 , Juniors .J s 1,,:,A i X 'f . . A .o l li . N, .l ' to L-N1 2 X 9 - rpm, ft M- K 9 t i e i ' as -.. SL..- D Suzanne Thomson Daniel Tomehay Libero Tremonti Paul Turek Germaine Turtzer Joseph Turtzer Pearl Urbanowicz Patricia Vanascotte Carol Vernile Cecelia Veselga Marjorie Volosin Nancy Waggoner Charlotte Walters Barbara Weber Madeline Weber Samuel Westwood Darlene Wickerham Daleen Wilcox Roger Williams Robert Wilson 5 4: lk i in Q, Q .... l. Eileen Wiltz James Winship Beatrice Wolfe Bailey Wood Thomas Woolslayer Everett Wyne Wayne Zanardelli Fred Zaph Alexandra Zelem Charles Zimmerman Edward Zippay Vivienne Zorek Mary Zubric Stephen Zubric Thomas Zurosky si R , 21-.: Y in X 3 ,R 3 -' '55 1 me W 'i ' 2 'E , A y Q new 'F' . ss- J ,pq ,i Juniors ALSO MEMBERS OF THE JUNIOR CLASS ll Q FIRST ROW: Gail Fox, Judith Kaschok, Sandra Cooper, Penelope Horan, Donah Freville. SECOND ROW: Paul Riskey, Charles Horn, Donald Jobes, Robert Sink, Thomas Nevins, Robert Brown, John Chuhanic. Ninety-two A The Sophomore Class OFFICERS President ,,,,, , ,,e,,,, CAMILLA KUCHERAWY Vice-President ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,. . . ., ,,,e . DALE HALL Secretary ,,,e., .. ,e,,, . CAROL POGODA Treasurer - ,,,,,,, MARY LOU CROWL C. Pagoda, C. Kucherawy, D. Hall, M. L. Crowl SOPHOMORE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE FIRST ROW: Mr. Solan fSponsorl, C. Pogoda, D. Hall, C. Kucherawy, M. Crowl, Mrs. Cochenour fSponsorl. SECOND ROW: S. Platts, M. Parks, S. King. J. Pfile, E. Koballa, N. Huseman, C. Wright. THIRD ROW: W. Mori, J. Gilmore, C. Manzini, N. Moore, D. Tihansky. Ninety-three ophomores 'W 1 11 Q L 2 v ' ' 'Rl I if 3 1f . ' I . ,L,A l i.7, A K V V 'K E -vw A , -- t ,-- y ,. -- t. ' 'kL, I E' 1 ' QM I lil' 9 F e , 1 A l rt to .4 'f ' 1 . at - aa. ,, , yeay A t ,., yy ,y y ,,, , , C .y gy r L' ,Maman . - -'Q Q -,-.' - ' ' . ,, K xx-.-.1-.wr ,, . -... ' Patrick Acton, Lois Anderson, Robert Antonio, Ronald Applbaum, David Arnold, Roger Amold, Charlotte Baciak. Robert Baciak, Eileen Baka, Albert Baker, Jane Bankston, Richard Barcelona, Annick Baron, George Barth. I ,-,t V... I I nil m V M ljzlulu 5. 3 5 Barry Berty, David Biles, Maureen Black, Andrea Bobula, Carol Boscan, Mona Boyer, Linda Brett. Cecilia Briggs, Carol Bruce, Barbara Bruno, Patricia Buchanan, Donna Bucsko, Scott Butler, Barbara Cantoni. we I Q 5' 6.252 Y fiiefy J R cit t Robert Cappelli, Theodore Carmela, Richard Carcella, Robert Cardinale, Sandra Carly, Linda Carney, Elliott Carpenter. Wanda Carrington, Thomas Case, Darwin Castana, Samuel Causer, Joyce Celaschi, John Charnack, Frank Chew. Ninety-four A.T , , V Q 3 rx X , W..- za, Q K, , , , 1' r-'L Q vw ',,,i?1,'q.' 1 Q -1' 5 E - , elif W ,, Qi ' - - . Miii?i2f f 1, -we 9 ophomores 2 'I Beatrice Chucuddy, Judith Cochran, Patricia Colditz, Barbara Colomlaine, Marsha Costa, Marshall Costa Carolyn Costanza John Coulson, Donna Crow, Richard Crow, Mary Crowl, Barbara Dalrymple, Clifford Daugherty, Ronaele De1Cas I Alf' . i 4 pa 1 will -ZQ , L V. A N J to K I Q . ' X gy, , , tnl e Q ,y on I i a + r- as ,tt ' l J - 1 iit 5 i J aatnaa J mf ,gr it o f , .:,. at .fjf i. YE' M 5 I J as t , 5' .f 4 I I 4: 5 Q . H ,X ::- - ,rl I- ,V K ,xi Winfield DeShelter, Colleen DeUnger, Dale Diaz, Linda Diaz, Phyllis Dick, Donald DiPiazza, Donna DIPIHZZS Frank Dobrinski, Patricia Dooley, Bruce Dopler, Sally Dougherty, Bonita Doyle, Judith Doyle, Leonard Doyle f ' fa, q , ' , X 1 l ll ' I X , . , FV --,- .,., , -xg ,-s fiijw : F, ' K . x Nancy Doyle, Conrad Driesen, William Ducoeur, Joseph Dzurko, Robert Elliott, Dorothy Fellabaum, Llilda Fero Verona Ferrari, Marlyne Fichtenmayer, Caryl Flenniken, Thomas Fletcher, Mary Gagus, Betty Gales, Thomas Gamer N inety-five ophomores J V F .A 'i ll ':E Q 'Q 'E 5 sw f Eileen Gerard, Richard Gernot, Joseph Gilmore, Mary Gladys, Edward Gnoth, Robert Gottheld, Barbara Cray. Gary Cray, Dawn Greenwalt, Esther Griffith, John Grillo, Dale Hall, Sandra Hall, Kenneth Hanas. M ' 13 J J G' Q V . H., we ': : 5553123-A 'VSAT ?.f5:.5E, f Nbr as -1 . AWN' Q , Q vt 5 at Daniel Haywood, Judith Hega, Kenneth Heilman, Mary Heilman, VVesley Henry, James Hill, Ronald Hinebaugh. Geoffrey Hodgson, Wayne Hudson, Ronald Hughes, Nancy Huseman, Patricia Hutchinson, Bernard Jester, Bonnie Jobes. Patricia Jones, Robert Joris, Carolyn Kelso, Sue King, Carol Kistler, Eva Koballa, Gary Komondor. Joyce Kostelansky, Joyce Kostolansky, Albert Kovolick, Paul Kreiter, Judith Krepps, Joseph Kubin, Camilla Ninety-six ,f ,E . '5' ' ' H A , ' s FTM ' . 1 .2 ' Kucherawy ophomores 9 A f.:-mszzxrzs, f r111www1w - , -. ff -rmsrm l 2 W 3 f1ifi1?5Hif4 . :H ,f gk, Q uwifgifggfif Sir Eisifsiflgik :?i53?ii4?iiL?'f as . if xr: ,rn rewurw 7 ififefk. r , . J ' fg4af3Z?2iEe?fq 11 12 ' l iiliiz 3' 1 'S-22 :. ,, .. 111 ,f , waaazm.-7 , Z ,Mammf U, I W1 XMW1- , ., , 11 v- f- ,sm , er , K X 41 . 2 'A ' .1 - - f,..ezgf.xzg'wv , .2 PE Paul Kucynda, Joseph Kurty, Michael Labick, Robert Lackner, Judith Lang, Kenneth Laskey, Charlene Lawson. Beverly Lees, Charles Lewis, Helen Lorenz, John Lukens, Donald Lupori, Ronald Lupori, James Makris. .NJ i lk , 1 ,. 5, 1 si? ' A , . 'il I Q i1 .j , 3 11 K iwegggigf 3 aw - , 1 - kb 134 51 . N 1- 'R . ,. 1 '1 ' 1 ' f f ' 'E i ii -f fl - ' Q 1 .4 1 f sf. rt 1 V ',-o ' I n 1 V! ,. ' ,1 J 1 1. Toni Mancuso, Charles Manzini, Donald Martin, Rita Martino, Robert Mastronicola, Helen Matay, Janet Matey. Dorothea Mayerchak, Edward Mayhew, Hugh McBurnie, Patricia McCabe, Richard McCarty, Winfield McFreely, Floyd McKenna. senl , J . r ,. J ' eer ,.. f -- . , lleel - , Q K . 95, gi,,,,, 5 , LV ,ss , 1 . 14 ' . .' ,, 'so, J , U 1 jf ew: . K www 4 1 it , 1 , 1r1s ig' 'f 11 4,4 , .,: X x L ,, ' J Richard McKita, Carl Menego, Beverly Meno, Janet Milkent, John Miller, Carol Minkovich, Verda Molisee. Patricia Moody, Myron Moore, Elaine Morgan, Robert Morgan, William Mori, Judith Myers, Clarence Nasta. Ninety-seven ophomores wr, 6 Kathryn Nedley, Louise Nichol, Richard Nonack, George Nucci, Judith Oglethorpe, JoAnn Oreski, David Paig. Dawna Parkins, Marian Parks, Carole Peters, Janice Pfile, John Pfile, Thomas Pierce, Susan Platts. 4 rrno ' as ' so oonn he .VA F A ,ac.1,c, ai,v :lu ice N 6,1 AZ.: F W .is ni i n ,. .-:-v::2 J. M r , Michael Plesko, Carol Pogoda, John Polinski, Donna Price, Wallace Ramoski, Barbara Reeves, Diane Reynolds. Janet Riggle, Paul Roberts, Ernestine Rocca, Ralph Rossi, Janet Roxberiy, Earl Sadler, Peri Sagoci. ' Q 4, , I. W 2 S 9 2 X iii P if P ffl, J ax J -F .r ll . ' ' f iff - -M, . M. an A e. sg .. f J nit' ,Jw Michael Santo, Thomas Santo, Duane Shannon, Suzanne Shipe, James Shoemaker, Thomas Shoman, Kathryn Simala. Sandra Sinkiewich, Barbara Smatsky, Bonnie Sowden, Alan Spadafore, Jerome Spallino, Robert Spahr, Sandra Stedman. Ninety-eight ophomores N- 'J , . . 1 , - f we ' 'icifxfiiklc 3 V . gig, - - - - ' gfwsm - ,1 Q. ., mfg., if V is we fx fr 2 xt M E ': , 'vt .. W W1 Linda Stence, Michele Stetz, Antoinette Stillitano, Mary Ann Surovchak, Cheryl Susick, Dennis Tihansky, Glenn Todd. Edward Tolkach, Linda Tomayko, Harry Torbert, Judith Toth, Kenneth Treater, Carol Troiano, Richard Umbel. - 3 e .., , , f 5 1 Wwmfsff L .,,. . l H V,, , .ff A A X. K K Z. V ' f Mx. ' C e 'L Paul Valovich, Joseph Villella, Donna White, Carolyn Wilburn, Dolores Williams, JoAnne Williams, John Williams. James Wolfe, Catherine Wright, Joseph Yuhas, William Zaph. Also Members of the Sophomore Class FIRST ROW: Mary Ann Todd, Janet Pivovarnik, Priscilla Coulter. SECOND ROW! Joe Gibino, Jack Kovach, William Krutz, Donald Chec- chi, Robert Abbott. The Activities - These are the things that enrich the viewing program of WCHS-TV. Publications, drama, vocal music, hand, clubs, assemblies - these are the things that lend variety, interest, and excitement to C. H. S. , T ,Q Q Q Q 'N' u Q Q Q E in 2 3 Eg g a 4 a l' ' K' E I 1 -I ix Q x X Q 1. - I 1 I X B N X 1 v K v W7 l - .w 7 . - I -P f - 3 f , f f4P ,:,,: .... .. .. lah. 0 ' ' tx x ' , e 1- -. ' -:Xh iQ. - .ww . Xlull. X- l 1' . ,X ,T X ax X xx . I, X ,X x ' X ,vi ilu., 'lx vi Nd X AQ - .. N L 1 V. q--1 VN I One Hundred Activities 0Hdd0 Cougar Courier OLD MEMBERS FIRST ROW: F. Caruso, C. Slavonia, T. Karpiak, C. Myshin, Mrs. Ethel Steiner KSponsorJ, J. Roberts, L. Stepanian, E. Vezzani, P. Georgagis. SECOND ROW: B. Petrilak, C. McKenna, S. McLuckie, K. Leo, S. Schoener, V. Mason, C. Kovach, B. Bucsko, M. Lesnak, J. Wiese, L. Hrutkay, J. Meli. THIRD ROW: J. Greco, S. Duhnansky, M. Peake, K. Farquha, E. Ollie, B. J anoff, C. Kickinko, D. Brutout, J. Anders, C. Louis. J. Roberts, T. Karpiak, C. Myshin, L. Stepanian. EDITORS OF THE COUGAR COURIER Eliii0I'-ffl-Chief ....L ....... C AROL MYSHIN News Editor .Lee L...... T ANYA KARPIAK realm Editor ..L. ,..... L AURIE STEPANIAN Sports Editor ...... JAMES ROBERTS One Hundred Two The Cougar Courier is one of our two publications. It is our school newspaper, and through it the student body is informed of all the school news. Everything that happens in C.H.S. is reported. The make-up and operation of the staff are very much like that of a city newspaper. There is an editor-in-chief, special editors, reporters, and typists. The news is collected and arranged for publication. Pictures are taken by the Cougar Memoir photographer, and these help to make the Courier a more interesting and attractive newspaper. As in the past, this year's Cougar Courier is published by the Charleroi Mail. It appears once a month, the last three issues being devoted to the sophomore, junior, and senior classes. Again Mrs. Steiner is the sponsor. It is through her efforts that the paper has achieved much success. The Business Staff is also a part of Publications. They solicit for advertisements for both the Cougar Courier and the Cougar Memoir. They have sole charge of the sale of the newspaper, and although the Cougar Memoir handles the sale of the yearbook, all the financial deals are trans- acted through the Business Staff. Mr. Solan is the very capable sponsor, and he is assisted by the hard working business man- agers-Bonnie Delasta, Patricia Paterra, and Mary Ann Poteray. Cougar Courier Staff Editor-in-Chief ...... ...........,............... ........ , . . .......,. .... ,,...................., C A ROL MYSHIN News Editor ...,.,.., ,,...,..,,.,.,,,,,,,.. T ANYA KARPIAK Feature Editor ...., ,,....,,...,..,,,,,.,,,,,i,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,.-,,,,,-,.-.,,. L AURIE ANN STEPANIAN Sports Editor ....... ..,,.......,...... , .,.,..............,.,...,.,.................................,..,.....,. J AMES ROBERTS Typists ..,.............,....................... PATRICIA PATERRA JANET KELLY, ERNESTINE POCHATKO Alumni Staff .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,.,,,.-....,.,..,..,-,..,,.,......,.,.,,.,s, KATHY FARQUHAR, PI-IYLLIS GEORGAGIS Faculty Advisor fCougar Courierj ..... ................,...................... M RS. ETHEL STEINER Faculty Advisor K Business Staffj ....... ........................ ....... ........... ...... M R . A NDREW SOLAN NEW MEMBERS FIRST ROW: C. DeUnger, D. Mayerchak, B. Cantoni, M. Georgagis, C. Turtzer, P. Sagoci. SECOND ROW: S. Shipe, M. Surovchak, P. Roberts, R. Applhaum, R. Snyder, W. Pagonis, S. Porter, C. Costanza. One Hundred Three Business Staff SENIORS , .LLL O l FIRST ROW: D. Kite, J. Decock, E. Witmyer, B. McCormick, E. Witmyer, E. Dolfie, P. Tirpak, B. Sarra, F. Caruso. SECOND ROW: N. Reeves, M. Poteray, B. Pyzynsky, B. Agamedi, F. Samec, G. Cheatham, E. Shoemaker, B. Bucsko, H. Bielaw- ski, M. Blaney,'P. Bartalozzi, M. Steward. THIRD ROW: C. Rogers, E. Jester, B. Lisovich, S. Riley, B. Delasta, Mr. Solan CSponsorJ, D. Laskey, A. Husenits, S. Jenkins, P. Paterra, M. Henderson. JUNIORS FIRST ROW: M. Kucherawy, J. Bertocci, N. Bedford, M. Weber, L. Carlisle. SECOND ROW: L. Hazuka, C. Fox, S. Albero, S. Agamedi, K. McCuen, K. Farquhar, W. Pensis, J. Kokkila, J. DeStefon. THIRD ROW: S. Bohlander, C. Louis, C. Morgan, P. Kelley, E. Johnson, B. Jones, C. Kichinko, D. Rozzi, S. McCaughey, P. Horan, B. Roberts, L. Bayley, M. McFeely. FOURTH ROW: B. Sickles, S. Harosky, K. Hermen, C. Hickman, A. Santini, L. Samec, S. Simsic, S. Laughland, S. Kotcella, J. Ceci, J. Anders, V. Zorek, J. Gould, S. Dubnansky, Mr. Solan fSponsorJ. FIFTH ROW: A. Crilley, .I. Lorenzo, D. Pansino, L. Jones, C. McKita, I. Elias, N. Davis, C. Veselga, C. McKenna. A One Hundred Four enior Class Play -74+ 451' FIRST ROW: R. Elifanti, T. Lesiak, L. Stepanian, A. Tuccelli, S. McFeely, N. Reeves. SECOND ROW: E. Vezzani, M. Chamhless, T. Karpiak, V. Careatti, W. Snider, B. Bucsko, V. Kruell, T. Larkin. THIRD ROW: C. Fink, J. Roberts, L. Cowell, P. Ferrara, E. Ollie, D. Greene, B. Janoff. The senior class dramatic offering this year was Betty MacDonald's The Egg, and If' This play, drama- tized by Anne Martens, is a comedy in two acts, and takes place on the MacDonald chicken ranch in the Olympic Mountains area of Washington. The time is the present. It was produced and staged by the speech department of Charleroi High School. The entire production was under the very capable direction of Mrs. Caruso. The cast, in the follows: Don MacDonald A rme M acD0nald loan MacDonald Betty MacDonald Cormne .,,.....,,, Hi Baby ...... Fishface .....,..., II M tllzcent ..,,......... Paula ............,. Toni ....... Lolly ,..,,, Mitzi ....,,...... Tessie ............. Miss Linden ....,, Grady ........,. Ross ....,, Mrs. Caruso, the directress Larsen -mu One Hundred Five Dany Mmm .... ffffffsffm Qfffffffffffffff'H Thad ......,,.......,......... Mr. M annix ........., Lingery Lady ....,., order of their appearance, was as Eric Ollie Vivian Kruell Teresa Larkin - .,.. ...,.. L aurie Anne Stepanian Tanya Karpiak William Snider Dennis Greene Trudence Lesiak Larry Cowell Peter Ferrara James Roberts Alma Tuccelli Elaine Vezzani Nancy Reeves Judy Wiese Sandra McFeely Rita Elifanti Barbara Bucsko Marguerite Chambless Charles Fink Vincent Careatti Bruce ,lanoff 0 Play Rehearsal '4The Egg and I offered a challenge to the thespians of C.H.S. But it wasn't easy to put on a finished performance-it took much time and work. Every Tuesday and Thursday evenings from January 20 to the time of the performances on March 19 and 20, from 6:30 to 8:30, were devoted to rehearsals. Stage crew and performers worked like veterans. But it was worth it, It was wonderful to receive the applause, congratulations, and flowers which were heaped on the cast, stage crew, and Mrs. C. It was a wonderful show. Oh, boy, this is almost the end for rehearsal. Homework under the umbrella? The Lingery Lady has her Make up your mind, Don? Oh, you mean both. ir Q! r l S 2 .4 , 'i 5 i t Millicent lines up the girls-for an outing with nature. Corinne gives Thad the full treatment much to Anne's disgust Pl L 'f Stage Crew 5 ag FIRST ROW: E. Jester, G. Behanna, T. Ercoline. SECOND ROW: N. Reeves, H. Cox, C. Rauchfuss, M. Chamblcss. fe E gi Grace, Elsie, Theresa-on the job. The old stagehandsiHarold and Charles. l Delicate Daisy looks on as Mr. Mannix and Don shake for luck. Fishface scares the daylights out of Betty and Anne. 1 tudent Council FIRST ROW: J. Wiese, M. Poteray, J. Lorenzo, B. Petrilak, J. Malak, D. Sutherland, K. Mollis, V. Ferrari, C. Rogers, P. Barta- lozzi. SECOND ROW: J. Sechez, J. Meli, L. Brett, T. Hutchko, P. Sagoci, T. Karpiak, Mrs. Martino fSponsorD, J. Dallaglio, J. De- Stefon, J. Ceci, B. Reeves, N. Costanza, C. Kucherawy. THIRD ROW: J. Spallino, K. Hanas, F. Chew, J. LaRue, P. Ferrara, W. Hrisko, T. Case, C. Kniha. T OFFICERS J Presidenz .........,,. ,.,,.........,.....,,,..,,,..A.... J OE MALAK Vice-President ...... .... D OLORES SUTHERLAND Secrelary ........ .... B ARBARA PETRILAK Treasurer ..... ........ K AREN MOLLIS 9 k- I ' ' x. I FJ f 5 of' f X' . . f s ' B. Petrilak, J. Malak, D. Sutherland, K. MODIS. QTUDENT COUNCIL. One Hundred Eight Forensics FIRST ROW: M. Chambless, L. Stepanian, E. Vezzani, J. Roberts, Mr. Shriver fSponsorJ, D. Greene, T. Karpiak, C. Majireck, G. Behanna. SECOND ROW: C. Latacki, J. Kunselman, P. Roberts, E. Jester, E. Ollie, T. Hutchko, R. Applbaum, R. Hinebaugh, I. Doyle. THIRD ROW: S. Porter, L. Brett, C. Ehko, P. Sagoci, S. Thomson, J. Pfile, E. Porter, E. Raisbeck, M. Parks, C. Hickman, B. Sowden. OFFICERS President .,,,....... ,,,,, I AMES ROBERTS Vice-President ...,.. .... D ENNIS GREENE Secretary ,,,,.... ,,,,,, E LAINE VEZZANI Treasurer ,,.., .... ' FANYA KARPIAK Q9 D. Greene, T. Karpiak, J. Roberts, E. Vezzani. One Hundred Nine Tri-Hi-Y ' HI The Tri-Hi-Y is the girls, service club of Char- leroi High School. Their motto is a'Pure Words, pure thoughts, and pure actions. The club's ob- jective is nto seek, to find, to share. The club meets every other Wednesday at St. lVlary's Episcopal Church. CLUB OFFICERS Preszdent ,,....,,.,,.,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,...,,...,...,,...,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, N ANCY REEVES Vice-President ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,.,.,,. . BARBARA SARRA Secretary ....,,,,...., ,,,,..,,...........,,,,A,,,, J OYCE MELI Treasurer ...i.... ......,...Y.., B ARBARA PETRILAK Chaplain .,,,,, ...,.Y,,Y,,,,,,,Y,.Y,,,,Y,. C AROL KOVACH Sponsors .. ,,,.,,,, MRS. JEANNETE MARTINO MISS MARY SCIABICA One of the worthy projects of the club was the collection and distribution Sandra McFeely and Carol Kovach were the Tri-Hi- of canned food to the needy. s Q delegates to the Model United Nations Assembly at Harrisburg. One Hundred Ten Tri-Hi-Y FIRST ROW: C. Lawson, B. Cantoni, K. Leo, E. Dolfie, L. Bailey, H. Bielawski, B. Bucsko, C. Kovach, J. Harris, P. Fike, L. Kolessar, C. Costanza, B. Colombine. SECOND ROW: Miss Sciahica CSponsorJ, L. Jones, D. Crow, S. Lichko, C. Louis, S. Albero, J. Guzy, J. Kostolansky, N. Costanza, J. Anders, L. Freeman, Mrs. Martino fSponsorJ. THIRD ROW: L. Bayley. P. Kelley, D. Greenwalt, S. King, C. Ehko, D. Fellabaum, G. Foy, C. Briggs, M. Heilman, J. Long, S. Carly. FOURTH ROW: P. Coulter, B. Johcs, N. Gaskell, L. Carney, J. Kokkila, P. Jones, P. Colditz, B. Cray, B. Dalrymplc. FIRST ROW: B. Petrilak, S. Simsic, E. Porter, S. McFeely, J. Wiese, B. Sarra, N. Reeves, A. Husenits, B. Rhodes, A. Tuccelli, A. Smith, J. Pivovarnik, K. Brutout. SECOND ROW: Miss Sciabica CSp0nso1'J, S. Shipe, C. Pogoda, R. Martino, C. Peters, J. Myers, J. Myers, D. Parkins, E. Wiltz, M. Peake, J. Meli, Mrs. Martino fSp0nsorJ. THIRD ROW: M. Surovchak, B. Sowden, C. Minkovich, B. Reeves, J. Toth, C. Wright, C. Troiano, D. Rozzi, K. Mollis, N. Wag- goner, D. Pansino. FOURTH ROW: C. Matson, M. Volosin, S. McGaughey, C. Wilhurn, A. Zelem, M. Parks, A. Stillitano, D. Thomas, V. Zorek, J. Riggle, A. Santini. One Hundred Eleven Future Business Leaders of America FIRST ROW: B. Brutout, P. Paterra, D. Laskey, F. Caruso, N. Reeves, J. Kelly, L. Wick, F. Samec. SECOND ROW: P. Horan, W. Pensis, J. Kostolansky, M. Poteray, Mr. Solan CSponsorJ, B. Delasta, C. Briggs, M. Kucherawy, N. Barthole. THIRD ROW: C. Hickman, J. Toth, N. Waggoner, M. Fichtenmayer, G. Turtzer, B. Roberts, H. Lorenz, S. Harosky, L. Samec. The F.B.L.A. was officially organized on March 9, 1958, and granted a charter on April 3, 1958, with 24 charter members. The purpose of the club is to develop competent and aggressive business leadership, and to create more interest and understanding in the choice of business occupations. 'S ' 'E I uruns I usmsss EAQVERS MERICA CQ CLUB OFFICERS President .......... DONNA LOU LASKEY Vice-President .......... NANCY REEVES Secretary ........ MARY ANN POTERAY Treasurer .............. FRANCES CARUSO Reporter ............ PATRICIA PATERRA Sponsor ............ MR. ANDREW SOLAN Music ' t B- - N - nfs -ef' 'N Music is well said to be the speech of angels. -Thomas Carlyle 4'Music is the poetry of the airf,-Jean Paul Richter MRS. ELIZABETH KRAMER Director of Vocal Music Mixed Chorus FIRST ROW: L. Kolessar, P. Paterra, T. Larkin, L. Stepanian, R. Barnett, W. Wellington, J. Dobrinski, R. Jewell, Mrs. Kramer, J Dryer, L. Ries, G. Robison, S. Province, B. Rhodes, Duttine, B. Brutout, P. Fike. SECOND ROW: A. Clarke, J. Meli, L. Hrutkay, M. Sanders, D. Sutherland, S. Riffle, E. Scaccia, R. Celaschi, D. Connell, K. Hanas A. Hastie, M. Kostich, J. Romito, B. Dopler, G. Barth, V. Kruell, M. Costa, B. Jobes, M. Crowl, D. Parkins, S. Cooper, K. Brutout THIRD ROW: J. Yeager, P. Kelley, J. Miller, D. Buchak, D. Brutout, N. Costanza, D. Wilcox, W. McFeeIy, D. Tihansky, T. Pierce R. Cappelli, D. Jobes, M. Costa, T. Woolslayer, J. Makris, M. Volosin, B. Jones, M. Baer, E. Porter. FOURTH ROW: S. Lichko, D. Hindman, C. Meyer, G. Cox, B. Graves, P. Ries, J. Guzy, D. Gysegern, M. Parks, S. Platts, G. Matson B. Beebe, L. Jones. One Hundred Thirteen Girls, Chorus FIRST ROW: V. Kruell, P. Paterra, T. Larkin, B. McKenna, T. Hutchko, S. Porter, E. Raisbeck, C. Griffith, Mrs. Kramer, R. Martino C. Peters, B. Cray, P. Jones, B. Rhodes, C. Duttine, G. Chuprinko, B. Brutout. SECOND ROW: J. Meli, L. Hrutkay,.M. Sanders, D. Sutherland, S. Riffle, E. Scaccia, J. Oreski, A. Stillitano, D. Reynolds, M. Heil man, M. Cagus, C. Boscan, M. Gladys,- M. Georgagis, M. Costa, B. Jobes, M. Crowl, D. Parkins, S. Cooper, K. Brutout. i THIRD ROW: P. Kelley, J. Miller, C. Kistler, D. Brutout, N. Costanza, A. Smifh, N. Bedford, N. Bedford, S. Alhero, C. Louis, Dl Kassler, D. Freville, L. Fero, B. Cantoni, B. Sowden, M. Volosin, B. Jones, M. Baer, E. Porter. FOURTH ROW: S. Lichko, D. Hindman, C. Meyer, G. Cox, J. Pfile, B. Graves, P. Ries, J. Guzy, L. Carney, D. Gysegem, M. Parks S. Platts, G. Matson, B. Beebe, L. Jones. TRIO QUARTET E ,. rl E r fi 21 Stephanie Lichko, Safldlffi COOPCT, Bruce Dopler, Richard Barnett, Samuel Province, Robert Jewell, Diana Brutout. ' One Hundred Fourteen 1 Girls, Ensemble ,win CI? FIRST ROW: Eileen Scaecia, Betty Rhodes, Donna Gysegem, Betty Beebe, Lorelei Kolessar SECOND ROW: Patricia Fike, Joyce Meli, Daryl Kassler, Dolores Sutherland, Nancy Costanza Barbara Brutout Mixed Ensemble 1 Mk. . , ,MM gb N- FIRST ROW: Patricia Paterra, Patricia Ries, Eleanore Porter, Joyce Guzy, Vivian Kruell, Judith Miller Karen Brutout. SECOND ROW: William Wellington, John Grillo, David Connell, Donald Jobes, George Barth James Makris Ken neth Hanas. One Hundred Fifteen Presenting the Famed Charlerc FIRST ROW: C. Driesen, R. Mori, J. Basil, V. Guide. R. Applbaum, E. Mathieu. SECOND ROW: P. Roberts, S. Lichko, K. Hooten, M. Sanders, J. Valovich, S. McKenna, D. DiPiazza, M. Foehringer, W. Mori, E. Kuvinka, L. Wilson, K. Bautz. THTRD ROW: S. Fabian, L. Hilaire, D. Castana, B. Dopler, R. Peltonen, J. Romito, J. Spallino, S. Westwood. FOURTH ROW: S. Butler, W. Wellington, G. Komonclor. T. Zurosky, R. DiPiazza, R. Peffer, P. Hubinon, S. Province. C. Crow. FIFTH ROW: S. Shire, G. Debolt, C. Spallino, G. Belarski, K. Ellison, R. Hinebaugh, P. Valovicli, J. Turtzer, V. Lipari. One Hundred Sixteen E is If high chool Marchin ' Band FIRST ROW: F. Caruso, P. Kelley, J. Harris, M. Todd, D. Theys. SECOND ROW: R. Covenor, E. Levkulich, J. Gilmore, L. Hans, S. IVIcFeely, B. Lowe, W. Smouse, C. Meyer, B. Colombine, L. Madzy, R. Saccani, P. Colditz, S. Morgan. THIRD ROW: N. Cash, G. Messerotes, R. Luse, M. Mayer, L. Vezzetti, J. Cochenour, N. Giorgi, L. Romansky. FOURTH ROW: T. Bednarski, C. Kniha, P. Jones, M. Clarke, M. Henderson, C. Flenniken, P. Kite, V. McLeary, P. Moody. FIFTH ROW: L. O'Toole, W. Krutz, R. Celaschi, G. Maksemetz, J. Kuhin, E. Cnoth, K. Wiltz, J. Kite, P. Coodboy, H. Johnson. One Hundred Seventeen MR. SWEADNER, Leader of the Band Drum Major Head Majorezze l J EMMA JEAN FERRARI JOANNE YEAGER Ma o re ties FIRST ROW: Sandra Henline, Rose Marie Capella, Joanne Yeager, Jerilyn Tedrow, Sally Jenkins Nedly Judy Greco SECOND ROW: Nancy Huseman, Sandra Stedman, Carol Pogoda, Carol Minkovich, Germaine Tdrtzer, Peri Sagoci, Eva K0ba.lla, Kathryn One Hundred Erghteen R K 2 Q1 2 if IS L, fe 5 as R E3 ,. if , S :. ' ig f 1 N' ff-uw . . wwf, 1 I W , -.. ld 4 , Nw .n 1 . ,Q AR , if-ff .g KW if 2 2 Q - f 'Y :ii g M A W3 Mgg,.,, T ig? .ffl .,,, F Ki L., 1 'im 4 K 1 1.1 ,- Q 1 Q1 f . qs--:V .ff zwffj x .ij K Q if km ' - .. ,v W K- ue: Q H1 n m . 4, 9 gs r i w V., V -I N Q9 4 . S . . K ,,. 1. Fl YI av' 1 avg Key Club FIRST ROW: B. Marshall, W. Haeflein, F. Ducoeur, C. Biagini, T. Bednarski, R. Dolan, C. Kniha, D. Greene. SECOND ROW: J. Hill, G. Procko, S. Province, J. Kunselman, Mr. Might CSponsorJ, F. Erbe, M. Oreski, R. Jones, Moore. THIRD ROW: M. Kostich, D. Checchi, R. Raymond, J. Showman, A. Jeffries, T. Montgomery, C. Raymond. The Key Club was organized by the Kiwanis Clubs as a high school service organization. Many of its principles come directly from the parent club. Among these is a vocational guidance program known as career day with both Kiwanians and Key Clubbers participating. Other goals include developing leadership and initiative, providing experience in living and Working with people, and to help prepare for a useful citizenship. All these are reflected in the Key Club motto-'4We build. KEY CLUB OFFICERS 5353? GOWN EEQQ .ge waz YEEH ileli sims limi 'sl 35 eggs cnzmpo :Post-1 UlF mP-I sew agiw Z1-'QE afafwm z2...::f ,fff-. c --. ,xii E v xx If' Q 1 K ' Q XX , If R95L25?ff' XSL 'SQ I flies? 73155 K M, L a l Assembly Hi hlights Chris and Theresa in the always beautiful and sacred manger scene at the Christmas assembly. Charles, Ed and Mrs. C. trim the tree for the Christmas assembly. Lisa Kirk is thrilled with Paul's playing during Football co-captains Mike and Bill present Lisa with the special Lisa Kirk assembly. lovely IOSCS. One! Hundred Twenty-one Faculty at the Prom Mr. Glunt inspects the Prom decorations. Mr. Lucas and Mr. Protin take time out to chat Wlth the superintendent. The Stepanians and the Luses enjoy a night outgat the Prom. There is life in the Cantonis yet. You would never guess it, but this is the junior high gym. Miss Sciabica sits for the photographer at the Prom. 5 tudents at the Prom i 3 K Highlight of the Prom-the crowning of the Junior Prom Queen. .lames Chacko does the honors. Dancing was lo the music of the popular Bobby Vinton orchestra. 4. MS i VH 1 W 1 ,L,,L. 'Vw 1 ' f i.wQ4Q'f ?:,g1g1 ' x S553 ' Ni l K' 1. 117-1 1 'gif 5 1 , f .' Q 1 K-ijlgsjf W NR I, Q ,u 3 an .1 - ., - .. A iw? 'vii' C Joe and Edith are quite the dancgrg. Lovely girls and handsome escorts make the Prom a gala event. One Hundred Twenty-three 3 + wx Decorating for the Prom Decorating for the Prom is a great deal of work, but, oh, what fun it can be. Of course, one good feature is getting out of classes for two days. There is so much hustle and bustle-buying loads of crepe paper, making flowers, plan- ning a theme--ever so many things. But the nicest thing of all is attending the Prom with the boy or girl of your dreams. For this will be a night to re- member-one to live over again so many times. A rose trellis for the Prom. You did a beautiful job, boys. 9 v, E 1 L i sn E1 u Let's make believe and CIOWH OUT OWU CIUCCH- VCFY Flowers, flowers, flowers-a million flowers for the Prom lovely, girls. Come on, boys, let's make this a stairway to the stars. Q No Prom is complete without a pond-and maybe a swan. One Hundred Twenty-four -'i 5 Q it E he 5 This and That There are so many things go- ing on in our high school. These are some of the special features in which our students participate and which help to make our school an interesting and exciting place. l l l Time out for listening at the Jay Michael Bandstand. Chris and John-High scorers in the National Merit Student Council members helping out at American Educa- Scholarship Test. Ii0I1 Weffk- Cheerleaders ready to go at the game. Athletics-WCHS-TV covers a complete sports pro- gram-football, basketball, baseball, track, tennis, and intramural sports. These are the things which foster good sportsmanship and give color, thrills and razzle- dazzle to C.H.S. cl C 5 G G Q x Wm., X Q 2 2 - is Q Q . , . . K' lll XWQXU' : : 4 X x 1. , lm? i - .' J yy Q .5 .v Q 5' jfs . 7 - P .:tQ:.,.' 7, .s G . .-rl 0 'x x ' - f. ,, -, bil X ,gx - x-'v:.v:.ffgWrfg.::'.'.':.I.iii . it my Wh ' ,, X 'I' , t , goo, ! t V IGI, it XA! Nfogx X One Hundred Twenty-six lo s .. N. ffl .lim Nxt 4' 4' ! xg XKN '1 ,', ,. w Tl x KH Qs . f. Xxx X Athletics oHddT ty Our Football Team FISSE. ROW: J. Arrigo, J. Kurty, K. Treater, H. Torbert, R. McKita, K. Laskey, R. Paig, W. Shipley, K. Gudaitis, R. Hughes, . 1az SECOND ROW: D. Hega, P. Goimarac, R. Hodgson, R. Daugherty, D. Reeves, M. Kondratik, W. Hogan, M. Bitsko, P. Strelick, L. Partazana, W. Raisbeck, K. Melenyzer. THIRD ROW: R. Abbott, D. Cosgrove, F. Chew, D. Harger, G. Hogan, R. King, R. Sink, M. Boncarosky, G. Moffit, W. Zanardelli, J. Buchanan, F. DeStefon, W. Johnson. CO-CHAMPIONS The Cougars ended up on top of the Big 6 race again this year, their third in a row. However, they had to be content in sharing the championship with Monongahela as the two teams finished with identical 3-0-1 marks. Under the direction of Coach Currie and his assistants, the team enjoyed another winning season, posting a 7-2-1 record. They lost only to W.P.1.A.L. runner-up, Clairton, North Catholic, and tied Monongahela. The Cougar Memoir wishes to congratulate both the coaches and the team. SEASON RECORD Charleroi ......... ........ 3 9 Erie East .,... ..... 6 hfigi, 5 4, Charleroi. ........ ........ 1 9 Allegheny ..... ..... 7 Qs 'af Charleroi ......... ....... . 39 Donora ......,.. ..... 6 fi Y Charleroi ,........ ........ 1 3 Brownsville .,,, 0 5.1: Charleroi ..,.... ...,.... 3 4 Ambridge ........,,. -. ...... 6 N :K ggi: Charleroi ,..,. 9 North- Catholic ,...... ....,... 2 4- TZ - - : ,9 Charleroi ...,. 7 Clairton .......... ........ 2 2 g 7 'C' Charleroi ...,c,,c ...,.c,,, 1 3 Monessen ........ ..... 6 Charleroi ...,.c,. ..... , ...13 Monongahela ,,... ..c,.. , ,13 Charleroi .,c..... c.,....c. 3 3 Redstone ........ ..... 7 One Hundred Twenty-eight Quarterback Gary Hogan carries the ball magnificently. BIG-6 CONFERENCE , W Charleroi ,,,... ,,,,,,,, 3 Monongahela ..... 3 Donora .,,,...,,, ..,.. l Brownsville .,.......... E.......,,,,i..,,, 1 ' Monessen ,........,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1 fClairton was not eligible for the conference title in 1958 clue to insufficient gamesj Co-Captains BILL HOGAN and MIKE KONDRATIK GRID STANDINGS I of 1 In 1 , i. 'x ff ft. W N J f , Z ALL GAMES T W L T 1 Clairton l,,,,. ,,-,,, 9 0 1 1 Charleroi 7,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 7 2 1 0 Monongahela ,.l,, ,,,,7, 5 3 1 0 Brownsville .,,, ..,... 3 6 0 0 Donora ....,... ,.,,,, 2 8 0 Monessen ,,,.,,,, ...,,, 1 9 0 One Hundred Twenty-nine Coach Currie, Mr. Protin, and Mr. DeCoster so intent on the game. MIKE KONDRATIK MICKEY BITSKO BILL HOGAN BIG 6 CONFERENCE ALL-STARS 1958 FIRST TEAM POS. PLAYER SCHOOL E Paul Strelick ,,,A..... ..... C harleroi T Mike Kondratik ,,,..,,, ...,. C harleroi G Bernie Arnoldi ......, .....,,., M onessen C Bill Shillings ,..... ,.v,. B rownsville G Ted Gregor ,,,,v,,e ..... M onongahela T Nick Kuzemka ....... ............ D onora E George Murin ,,,,,., ,,...... M onessen B George Baker ..... ...,,,.. B rownsville B Bob Johnson ,,,,,, ..... M Onollgahela B Bob Daugherty .,,., ........ C harleroi B Tom Urbanik .LLi............,LL..A...,....... , .....,L4..LL Donora HONORABLE MENTION E-Don Reeves, Charleroig Jimmy Smith, Donorag T-Larry Putnak, Monongahelag John Borsody, Brownsvilleg Tom Burke, Brownsvilleg Ron Karbowsky, Monesseng G-Ralph Affinito, Monongahelag George Stiehl, Brownsvilleg Terry Throop Monessen GOIMARAC BOB DAUGHERTY KEITH DAVE HEGA GARY HOGAN PAUL STRELICK POS. E T G C G T E B B B B SECOND TEAM PLAYER SCHOOL .lim Garred .,,,,,,, ....... B rownsville Pete Goimarac .,,, .,...... C harleroi Keith Melenyzer ,,,.v,. Charleroi Pete Syrko ......... .......... D onora Bill Hogan .........,,...... .........v...,, C harleroi Larry Pritchard .L,,.... L,...,L. M onongahela Mike McCurdy ...... ..,,,L.. M onongahela Jim Robertson ..t,L,, ,....... M onongahela ji-m Chacko ,,,,,.,, .,.....,.v. C harleroi Mickey Bitsko ..LL .....,. C harleroi Carl Rattay ,LL.....,.......,,L,.LLf.........LL.,....... Monessen HONORABLE MENTION C-Dave Hega, Charleroig Steve Perdok, Donorag B-Gary Hogan, Charlero1 Lou Partazana, Charleroig Andy Carollo, Monesseng Johnny Kanter, Brownsvllle Ed Seddon, Brownsvilleg Ray Popp, Monongahelag ,lim Penrod, Monongahela Chuck Zolak, Donorag Chuck Guiffrido, Donora. Coach of the Year-AL CREE, Monongahela BOB HODGSON DON REEVES LQU PARTAZANA That's Daugherty on the loose again. Cougars in Action Chacko goes over for a touchdown in the Red stone game. Raisbeck and Strelick are ready for him in a thrilling moment Spills at the Mon City game. That's Partazana on top. of the Mon City game. One Hundred Thirty-two 'Q Varsity Basketball FIRST ROW: J. Malak, P, Strelick, J. Chacko, A. Artis, L. Partazana. 1 l SECOND ROW: M. Bitsko, E. Zippay, E. Rader, A. Thiry, R. Coulter, C. Colditz, C. Costanza. Section 5-A Champions Again Our basketball team added more honors and prestige to the sports pro- gram of C.H.S. Once again they are champions of Section 5-A after a hectic and very exciting season. The Cougars played an excellent exhibition schedule, won the Farrell Lions Holiday Tournament, and ended the regular season with a sparkling 22-2 record. However, they finished in a dead heat for Section 5 with arch rival Monessen. In the special play-off game at the Pitt Field House Char- leroi became undisputed leaders in a Merriwell thriller by Winning 45-43. Our classy Cougars went on to reach the WPIAL finals which they lost to Farrell. The Cougar Memoir salutes a great team, a fine coach, a wonderful season. Congratulations! G I 'I K' Q' 1, One Hundred Thirty-three Coach Pennline giving instructions ucJ I 5 if jx,-W, 9 'Nw A X Q X X, 21 ,Q Farrell ,,,,,,,,,77..777,77,,,,,,, 62 Washington Turtle Creek Midland ,,,,,,,7 ,,,,,,,,7 Uniontown ,,7,7 ,,,,,7 FIRST ROUND Charleroi Monessen Donora Monongahela ,,,,,,,,,,7,,, , SECTION 5-A STANDINGS W L S13 2 I2 3 Bethlehem Joint , ,.., , , 7 7 7 7 Bellmar I 5 9 California U ,,,,,7 4- 10 Brownsville , , ,,,,,,,. O I4 W.P.I.A.L. Tournament CLASS NAU QUARTER-FINALS Leechburg ,I 726 Farrell ,,,,,77,777 ,,,...,, T urtle Creek Rostraver ,,,,w ,,,A,,,7 5 8 Washington Har-Brack ., Stowg ,,,,,,,,,,V,-A--- --,,,,,V 5 4 Midland ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, H omestead German Twp, s,,,.,7777,7 41 Charleroi ,, Uniontown Crafton I 60 SEMI-FINALS Farrell ,,,,, 54 Washingion Charleroi , 69 Midland .,,,,,, ..f...,, 3 2 FINALS Charleroi I ......,,.,, 47 Farrell ,,.. ., Junior Varsity Basketball FIRST ROW: G. Hogan, R. Abbott, R. Hughes, J. Kurty, H. Torbert, R. Gottheld, W. Ducoeur. SECOND ROW: C. Forgie, M. Kostich, B. Dopler, K. Treater, D. Diaz, T. Connor, K. Laskey, P. Lucas. THIRD ROW: R. King, J. Seftas, B. Berty, E. Hough, W. Gottheld. The junior varsity team maintained the high standard of basketball in C.H.S. Lucas these are the boys who will be the stars of tomorrow. Charleroi SEASON Charleroi.. .,..., .. Charleroi 1 ....... .46 Charleroi.. ........ 43 RECORD Canonsburg Homestead .... ......... Clalrton ........ ......... Hempfield .... ......... 4 7 They fared very well-posting a successful record of 12-8. Coached by Frank 'ie 56 18 , 46 19 Bellmar .......... ......... 4 4 Monessen ...... ......... 4 8 California ...... .......... 3 6 Monessen .......... ......... Donora .......... ......... 3 3 California ...... ......... 3 7 Connellsville Charleroi ..,.. ........ 3 7 New Castle Charleroi.. ........ 38 ' Charleroi.. ......., 33 Charleroi.. ........ 25 Charleroi.. ....,... 50 Monongahela Charleroi .,.,. ....,... 5 6 Beth-Center Charleroi ,...,.,,. ,.,,.... 2 9 Donora ....... Charleroi.. ........ 51 ' ' Charleroi.- ........ 46 Brownsville Charleroi.. ....... 39 Bellmar Charleroi ,. ....... 47 Charleroi.. ........ 49 Monongahela Charleroi ..,... ..,..... 36 Beth-Center Charleroi ..... ........ 5 4 Charleroi ..... ,....... 3 8 ' ' Charleroi. ,..,.... ........ 5 2 Brownsville One Hundred Thirty-six 5. X a? Baseball f FIRST ROW: D. Hega, J. Wiltz, R. Cardinale, D. Felak, T. Lee, A. Artis, R. Cosner, J. Uhlman, J. Arrigo, R. Menyo J. Wiehl. SECOND ROW: W. McKenna, R. Hodgson, W. Johnson, T. Branch, J. Arrigo, W. Carpenter, R. Coulter, P. Simala, J Kalish, B. Nucci, R. Rotheram, P. Strelick, Mr. Fillingham ICOHCIIJ. THIRD ROW: R. Peltonen, D. Harger, R. King, K. Cotton, J. Colditz, R. Dolan, D. Connell, J. Chuhanic, R. Latta, K. Laskey CHAMPIONS AGAIN ,i..,s Becoming champions of Section 19 continues to be a habit with the Cougar base- ball team. They have been section leaders 11 times including the last 5 years in succession. The season record shows 7 victories and 2 losses in section play. Con- gratulations to the team and to their coach, Toots,' Fillingham. 1 if A U Charleroi ,,,,..... .....,.. 5 Donora ...... Charleroi ......... ........ 5 California ..... Charleroi ......... .,...... 1 2 Monessen ........ Charleroi ,..., .,..,.,. 1 7 Monongahela ...... .... . - A Charleroi ,,... ........ 0 California ........ Charleroi ......... ........ I 5 Donora ......... Charleroi .,,...... ..,.,... 7 Monessen ........ D Charleroi ..,..........,....,. 8 Monongahela ...... ....... . ff f SECTION 16 PLAY.oFF it ! Charleroi ,................... 5 Donora ............ Q, H5 WPIAL PLAY-oFF as 5 Ist Round: 4 Charleroi .,....... .....,.. 1 6 Bethlehem Joint X 2nd Round: Charleroi ............ ..... 1 Brownsville ....... ........ 2 J Quarter-final: ' Q Charleroi ......,.,.. .,,,. 1 Munhall ...... One Hundred Thirty-seven Track FIRST ROW: M. Bitsko, B. Janoff, E. Zippay, D. Reeves, O. Payne, A. Pivovarnik, W. Worthington, P. Ferrara, B. Cramer. SECOND ROW: Mr. Pennline fCoachJ, P. Turek, C. Forgie, H. Payne, F. DeStefon, W. Gottheld, D. Walkup, J. Buchanan, J. Davis, R. Lynch, C. Kniha, M. Kostich, J. Yohe. The C.H.S. track team is not a champion yet, but they are a vastly improved group of boys. They work hard and do their best. They gave a very good account is of themselves in all their interscholastic meets. The team is coached by Mr. Pennline. 3 N VAN! 1' 1 WN 2 J , TYPE OF MEET SCHOOLS 1? , g Quadrangular Donora .,......, 113 1X2 T Charleroi 47 1X2 Trinity ........... 31 Centerville ........ 26 Triangular Charleroi 77 9 f 10 Monessen ....... 47 9 X 10 Centerville ..... 35 2 f 10 Triangular Redstone 62 l f 2 Charleroi 62 Trinity ....... 36 1f2 Mon Valley Donora ......... 107 U2 Brownsville ...... 71 C. Charleroi .....,. ...... 2 4 1f2 i W Monessen ..,.,..... 8 Monongahela -- 8 f xv' 15' One Hundred Thirty-eight Varsity Club SENIOR MEMBERS , fl FIRST ROW: C. Costanza, D. Reeves, P. Ferrara, C. Forgie, M. Kondratik, K. Melenyzer, R. Coulter, J. Chacko, C. Colditz, A. Artis. SECOND ROW: J. Kalish, J. Vandermer, W. Hogan, D. Hega, L. Partazana, B. Janoff, A. Pivovarnik, J. Arligo, W. Ship- ley, R. Daugherty. THIRD ROW: S. Shipe, M. Surovchak, L. Carlisle, C. Slavonia, J. Kelly, C. Rogers, D. DeAmhroggi, B. Reeves, L. Free- man, J. Miller, J. Lorenzo, Mr. Lee CSponsorJ. SOPHOMORE AND JUNIOR MEMBERS V as 'invasive FIEISIT ROW: P. Strelick, R. Sink, M. Bitsko, G. Moffit, W. Raisbeck, P. Goimarac, G. Hogan, D. Harger, R. King, W o nson. SECOND ROW: R. Abbott, D. Cosgrove, J. Seftas, E. Hough, E. Zippay, F. Chew, A. Thiry, T. Woolslayer, M. Bon carosky, W. Zanardelli, J. Buchanan, W. Gottheld, D. Diaz, R. Hodgson. THIRD ROW: J. Kurty, T. Montgomery, F. Destbfon, G. Nucci, H. McBurnie, J. Villella, M. Kostich, J. Kovall, R Stevenson, H. Torhert, R. Paig, C. Raymond, Mr. Lee Csponsorl. One Hundred Thirty-nine And now, seniors, you will soon become graduates, and you will be sitting way up high on a cloud. It is a Wonderful place to befmonarch of all you survey and only a step away from the space world of today. But remember, you have come to the end of your high school years onlyg now comes a new be- ginning. There will be college, jobs, the armed services, or some other beginning of a new career. If you want to stay on that cloud you must make your place secure. A good place to start is by getting a firm foothold on the ground first. So dream your dreams, and then become men and women of action. You will see that this is the only sure way of accomplishing things-the only Way of finding your place in our complex world of today. Enjoy your cloud for this one fleeting moment. We shall leave you there. We have finished our task of televising and recording your high school days, and shall put our camera away. We have come to the end. Just one thing more. May your future be filled with success and wonderful happiness. And when you descend from that cloud may you haveaperfect landing. A X r One Hundred Forty ' , im?saafferf12e2r..gzgss1tiwages.:sisf5fsnrmffawqggsfrw Congrafula'I'ions +o flue Class of I959 We have appreciafecl and enioyecl pl1o+ographing all of you. We sincerely hope you may receive pleasure ihe res'I' of your lives from Hue pho+ograpl1s of fhis pasi' year. May we serve you and be your phofographer again ancl again. REHULA STUDIO For Pl1o+ography Thaf Pleases 335 FALLOWFIELD AVENUE CHARLEROI HU 3-8742 Compliments of R. W. KRUSEY CONTRACTCR Curlin School R d HU3-7747 Compliments of LEE-NORSE COMPANY HU3 65l6 DIAZ SERVICE STATION J E DIAZ P p 'I' I1 STREET AND M KE N AVENUE CHARLEROI P Compliments of WELD SANITATION AND TRUCKING Call Us 'For Rubbish Removal HUDSON 3-7I64 BOX JOHN WELD CHARLEROI PA PITTSBURGH MERCANTILE COMPANY Fi'H'h and McKean HUDSON 3 6596 ROBSON'S BAKERY 528 Fallowfield Avenue Specializing in Wedding and Par+y Calces CHARLEROI, PA. 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