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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1960 volume:

ALOHA Publzshed by IHI' Xlhxlolfl STAFF lhdrlerm I 6IlI14y1W3I113 chaQ1llff,iAA1-ea High School ' , ' J , , ' We hope to bring you a little bit of our newest State - that lovely 4'Paradise of the Pacific - through the pages of the . . 1960 A- Ex 'M . I ' v5ff:,1:5,. N x v as ff ' -G,... A-9: .12 iv. Memoir ',41 1. 1' .w 4, lf flax K i f ,f ..,,h.,M.,,.. S ff 'Q 'lffc' -pu -, , , J. S+, - v -wy- -- -f ff?- ,7 ag... , +- ,AL he-virus-1-air? :na-ab., -QA N 1,13 - 1.4. .. :uw 7 1, N ' '- 12' I 1 :xg-'Q'--ng 3 FORE WORD The Aloha Tower-symbol of Hawaii and welcome to its visitors. W e Salute Our 50th State Ever expanding: and ever nioying westward. our Nation has gone heyond the seas to a land of enehantment to emlwraee our 50th State. 'llliey eall it Hawaii- Paradise of the Paeifief' Theirs is a land of islands rieh in tropieal lieauty and natural splendor. And they sing: of the seagat work and at play. They sing of the swaying palms. of Diamond Head. the warm sands of Wlailiilci. the rolling: surf. starlit skies. and the gentle eoolness of the trade winds. They sing of the pageantry of Old llawaii and of a modern State. deep rooted in a loyalty and a spirit that makes Ameriea great. We greet you and welcome you. Hawaii. Vile are proud to have you join us. We say Aloha as we salute you-four 50th State. Table of Contents Opening Section , , , Tribute to Hawaii The Faculty , ,, ,, The Classes , ,A Senlors , 7 ,, ,, Wle Proudlv Present 7 ,,,, Y Senior Activities ,, HAWAII,S CAPITOL Juniors Sophomores The Activities Athletics ,, ,Y,, H Advertisements Autographs , I Q8 ll to Home of Hawaii s old time rulers scene of ceremonies for annexation of Hawa the United States and now capitol of the state of Hanan Iolanl palace is one of Honolulu s outstandln attraction Memoir SENIOR MEMBERS FIRST ROW: B. Petrilak, C. Cox, D. Kassler, S. Porter, J. Meli SECOND ROW: B. Graves, E. Hahowski, R. Snyder, Mr. Caruso fSponsorl, R. Karlosky, T. Gaskell, D. Rozzi We of the Memoir staff are presenting this issue as a tribute to Hawaii. We con- tacted our new friends from McKinley High School in Honolulu for pictures and information of their school. These are printed elsewhere in our book. We thank them and want them to know we are most grateful. Mr. Caruso-the Memoir Sponsor To you of Charleroi High School we are present- ing this book as a record of your high school years. Through words and pictures we have tried to show every facet of student life in C.H.S. We hope you will enjoy it. We hope it will be a source of happy moments of remembering long after graduation day. May it always bring you pleasure, and may your dreams of these high school years come true. To our friends in McKinley High School and to our students of Charleroi High School we say- Aloha. if The Memoir Staff Editor-in-Chief ........,,,,,.,,,.7.v,...77.7,,.v,7777777,,7 Raymond Snyder Literary Editors : Grace Cox. Barliara Graves. Daryl Kassler. ,loyce Meli, Susan Porter. Dolores Rozzi Art Editor Barbara Petrilak Sports Editors , Edwin Habowslci. 461,-g Robert Karlosky Student Photographer ., , , David Biles .lunior .llen1hers: Ronald .-Xpplliaum. Barry Berty. Linda Brett. Barbara Cantoni. Carolyn Costanza. Dawn Creenawalt, Toni Nlancuso. Donna Price. Alan Spadafore, A S15 Antoinette Stillitano ACKNOWLFIDCEMENTS Pictures on pages 1. 2. 3. 1. 5. 12. 13. 15fCourlesy of Hawaiian Visitors Bureau. Raymond Snvder Pictures on top of page 1,1 and page 85--Courtesy of Pan American World Airways. Ea'i,0,.f,,.C1Qiej Picture on bottom of page 14-Courtesy' of Kaiulani Photos, Waikiki. Picture on page 16-Courtesy of Dole Photos. Pictures on pages 18. 19. 20. 21-Courtesy of McKinley High School, Honolulu. Pictures on pages 3 and 17-Courtesy of Mr. Caruso. Senior pictures and group activity picturesYRel1ula Studio, Charleroi. Junior and sophomore pictures-Barlfsdale Studios, Lansdowne, Pennsylvania. Faculty pictures-Rehula Studio. Most of other pictures-Mr. Joseph Martino, Charleroi. JUNIOR MEMBERS FIRST ROW: A. Spadafore, B. Berty, D. Biles, R. Applbaum SECOND ROW: C. Costanza, B. Cantoni, A. Stillitano, T. Mancuso, D. Greenawalt, L. Brett, D. Price The Sponsor Remembers Hawau Mr Caruso at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel I remember Hawau I remember her well I remember her as gay and colorful and happy I recall her 1n more somber tones of war and uncertainty I remember the Aloha Tower and the island band when our 7th Infantry Division was welcomed there in 1913 We were the conquerlng heroes of the Aleutlans and we were to become the favorites of Hawau I remember Waikiki still wearing the barbed wire garb of wartime And how well I recall the people still carrying their gas masks I remember mv sadness upon first v1ew1n the devastation wrought upon Pearl Harbor by the Japanese sneak attack that December 7 now recorded ln history as a day of mfamy I recall happy moments too Hawaii in a ,ay mood in holiday attire-the Hawau of sonr. and storv and of legend My heart still warms with thou hts of Waikiki Beach the Royal Hawaiian the surf riders the banyan court of the Moana the le1 stands ln front of the Moana the hula and hula g1rl and yes even Fort DeRussy I remember passing McKinley H1 h School so many times of readlng the Honolulu Star Bulletin and the Honolulu Advertiser I remember looking at the stars through the palm trees and watching the surf roll 1n to shore I remember the warmth and hospitality of the friendly people and of their concerted struggles in a mlghtv war effort I remember Schofield and the G.I. life and of friends we had buried in the frozen desolate North and who were never to see Hawaii. There was sadness and there was homesickness and I remember them well. There are so many things to re- member of Hawaii. But most of all I shall always remember it as indeed the Paradise of the Pacific. And someday I hope to return. Waikiki Beach in wartime. Luau -Menmir Style ' x I ww 5 ' i ijt' ,,., ,J 3 N L 2?-P . 1 3 ' 1 ff . N ' f ,Q .4 , 4 , - : J - : :ff 'Ps-Vu rf. ff? ' r' ik, fl 6? gg Q , 1 ,-1.52-Q 'Q ' ' , ' Al ' A 4' M I -. - 'QA ' '1- 1 cs it 4 v, + vs' ' 5. f ,Sw ,wwf ,VJ , Qi, 4 3 ke ,fi-' , 2 f f gg 'xwiavrfgffg' wk-q. 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Illlkilll f l111111lll'1ull Il 1 11 1111111 111 1 1 l1111l1g1'1111111l 1 1 IN'I'IllilIll'lll 1'xl11l11l 111 H115 Nl'Li'lfit' lurk III ll111111l11l11. .X111i. 1f c'11111s1-. 1 ll 11111-l 11111141 1114- 'lLlIl1l- II11-1 114111+11111 I3 Q fa ae ,- A. .E Wi . f If .-uif1. fKauui. It lookw like fun. I LM nf llllln X ' .w. Q! 1 h, F. 1, 1 'Rr gri- l QQ Ilanxx li? ' ,P-f Hawaifs Vllall Street. liven big lvusim-ss has u tropical ltmk in Honolulu. capital of Hawaifs vacation islzmfls. This clmmtuwli Sf'f'Ill' is Bislwp Street. lieaclquarters of plantation, Shipping. import-expurt. lmauking aml IllC1'l'llHIllllSlllg interests. 1111, ' Eh, X3 V . YS 'Er' uit.. Nwli Hawaiian lJlllt'ilIPIlll'. :X Kauai lfluml miss flmws xiwiturs zi pineapple growing in tlle fields. 'l'l1e- ge-1miet1'ie lmttern nl the lit-lfls in tlie- lair-lxgmiiuirl lt-arls away tu tlif 54.1 in tlie- fllSlilIll't,'. I5 f NS' .', ,ff X N, f . I f A .gf 'xgni i ,,- I .ff -9' ,,,,. A, , ...- Y' .-. -. Greetings From McKinley Hi 'h School Durme the yyar Nlr Caruso our spon sor spent some tune on the Island of Oahu It yyas at that tlme that he became famlllaf yylth XICIXlIll8X H1 h School and 1ts colle ellke campus on South Kmfr Street Nlr Caru o Hot ln touch yy 1th the school and asked thelr students to send ffreetmes from them to us The ffreetlnvs appear beloyy The plctures on the fOllONlIl0' pages are also from xlCKlI1lCN Hwh School We are most xatcful to them and yye thank them most heartlly Dear Students A warm aloha from the 50th State' F1rst of all congratulatlons on a flne school and a yyonderful annual lt IS a real honor to appear 1n the Memoxr Hflyyall has been ln the neyys lately because of tts recent climb to statehood Many people however, still feel that thls lS0l3tCd Paradlse IS as 1IlI'lOLLI1t and uncluttered as the days before It yy as dlscoyered by Captam Cook ln a sense, lt 1S a Paradlse a crossroads of the Paclflc for surf rldlng outrlffffer canoes and beautlful lush scenery are famlllar slffhts on the lslands of Oahu Kaual Wlaul, and Hayy all Waterfalls yolcanoes and our famous llquld sunshme and balmy chmate appeal to the thousands yy ho XlSlt here y early But you must not let thls one you the ldea that It IS 'ls prlmltlyc and fore: n as QIOTICS of pre mlsslonaly days ml ht lead you to belleye Lcrtalnly yye eat p01 occaslonally and hula IN stlll popular but today lIldUbl.I'16S haye sprun up to can pmeapple and process sufrar cane for export and Walklkl Beach has become an allurmf tourlst resort yylth hotels shops and street Slde lel stands yyhere yyomen make farlands of floyycrs yyhlle you yyalt Wt dont yycar UFEIQS sklrts to school and yye don t huddle m palm leaf hut on the bcac ll e cnjoy llllll s typlcally -Xmc rlcan such as hot cloffs Woolyyoxth and rock n ro Xou sec eyen the teen affe llfe here IQ pretty LlXlllZ6Cl and thesc plctules talxen on the campus of Nlclxlnley Hlffh School should persuade you that after all people are pretty much the same the yyolld oy er W 1th best reffards JESsICA REXNOLIJS A student of xICK1IllSy Hlffh School P - I A x. 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C' LX 2 ev . , 5 2 Q 1 is V 5 5 e ?-Q. 52: Two ,N nu i Illl Illl llll McKinley High School ii' he Q MS Ihe Qfmor flaw IJICIHL 1 tht rusard for three NCBFN of hentlc h1 h school hfe Full hearts and mu frlends rualu ilu occamon a wonderful memorx The food by the ss ax li LOSIUUPOIIIHII and eaten mth fork f1nfferQ or mhopgllvk A .-yn-...f-wheaipr , 5-,Q '11 V: T 3-fjnf.'TY?i fl 5-. 1 :1 iffy Q ' . -- , I M: ' ' f '7't1Xve'rW'if7I'5ff'53 5!Rf x f X f. . , . ng., , if X .M ,, P 'xy I ' .S 'f , 'Q mr E G' in W bf Q gp. 1 H 2- 'ff 'L r . 45254 Q7 E2 g 'MG . 'F' -Q ,Ax ,,Q??l 'S vs, W' 'x if 1 K, K 9 gk , U :FH J 4- 'x -, nfs ,, Q2 , --fr A , as ,al . 4. X ' I Q I lnll at A Q ny' aiwli .Aix-, 0 O QI-I These members of the newswriting staff are typical of the variety of nationalities to he found in the Islands. I Nationalities are given in parenthesc-s.l FIRST HOW: Jessica Reynolds 4I1ngIish, French, German, Dutchr, Rohm-rta Phillips 4Korean. Portuguese-P. Loretta Ii 4Chine-se. Hawaiianl, Audrey Wong 4Chinesel, Candace Sakata ljapaneseb SECOND ROW: Elizuheth Connor llapanese. Irishl, Anthony Vasconcellos lP0rtuguesel. .Iames Takahashi 4Scotch, Irish, Japanesel. Vernon Pai 1Knrean, Chincsel, Carol Ann Lee 'German Enghsh, Norwegian, Irish. Hawaiianb . .Q s tn. ll nl L 1 1 ,rx f' I f 1 ' The Charleroi Area School Boar ,,,,,,,,,'. inu SITTING: Mrs. Betty Ruffing, Sccretaryg Mr. Charles Costanzag Mr. Theodore H. Breuer, Presidentg Mr. Frank Pucci. Yic'e4Presidentg Mr. Edwin Luse, Acting Superintendent STANDING: Nlr. Wilbur Waggonerg Mr, James Buchanang Mr. Julius Petrilakg Mr. Joseph P. Valovich SOLICITOR: Mr. Melvin B. Bussi DUNLEVY OFFICERS OF CHARLEROI AREA SCHOOLS NIR. L. VERNON FRYE President NIR. THEODORE H. BRELER .. First Vice-President NIR. ALFRED J. GWALEY .. Second Vice-President MR. NIELVIN B. BASSI . ....... L Solicitor NIR. JOHN E. COSTELLO .. Solicitor HRS. JOSEPHIXE NI. YOLNGXIAN . ..... . Secretary SITTING: Mrs. Lillian Scrip, Secretary: Mr. Edward Auther, President STANDING: Nlrs. Alice L. Blaundg Mr. Melvin B. Bassi, Solicitorg Mrs. Nlury Johnson Absent from picture: Mr. Frank Liebl 22 d Consists of Five Component Boards TWILIGHT SPEERS Q SITTING! Mr. .I0l1n NICCleary, Vice-President: Mr. I.. Vernon SITTING: Mrs. Dorothy Roth: Mr. Alfred A. Gwaley, President Frye. President STANDING: Mr. Glenn Porter: Dr. Louis Romito, Vice-Presi- STANDING: Mr. Robert W'atkinsg Mr. Henry Young: Mr. Alfred demg Mr, John Costello, Solicitor: Mr. Charles H. Case J. Lummay Absent from picture: Mrs. Josephine Youngman, Secretary Absent from picture: Mrs. Jacqueline B. Frye, Secretary NORTH CHARLEROI' u .. -v 'vu' 61 ' SITTING: NIL William Zollars. Vice-President: Sir. James H. Adamson, President STANDING: Sir. William D. Moss: Mr. Joseph J. Wiehl: Mr. Charles Nedley, Secretary: Nlr. John Nioodv 23 The Acting Superintendentgs Message MR. EDWIN F. LUSE Commencement will soon be here and gone. It represents for each of you the fulfillment of youth's bright dream, the beginning of a new life tomorrow. You have had your achievements. We glory in your success as you reach this milestone. We trust that your determination to meet the problems ahead will be strong and un- yielding. As graduates of Charleroi High School you have our sincere best wishes for your future life and happiness. The spring of the year is a wonderful season. Most of us like it best because it symbolizes an awakening of all nature as it makes a fresh start, a new beginning. ln many ways this typifies what we all must do at certain stages in our lives. Hawaii is a wonderful island, as some would have it, almost a land of Paradise. Many of us plan in our dreams to visit it some dayg and experience first-hand its restful way of life, its enthusiasm for the artistic and beautiful. its courage in time of trial. Today we pay tribute to the people of Hawaii because of their desire to make it spring again in their political life. and in a very real sense attempt a new beginning. This desire is akin to our own nature. We are proud and happy indeed to have them join us and become our 50th State. The Acting Principal Speaks Schools are a part of the education our society provides for its youth. The family. mass media. the churches. the social institutions. youth organizations. informal community actiyi- ties all help to educate our young. But schools are established with the primary purpose of educating children and youth to become the kind of adults needed by society. The pattern of American schools is determined by the com- mitments our society has. Fundamentally. education exists to develop citizens who will be able to participate effectively in a democratic society and make decisions which will contribute to a realization of the democratic ideal. Persons responsible for schools will continue to be guided by a sense of obligation to produce the best possible citizen for American democracy. Certainly' it is agreed that our high school graduates must be as well informed and intellectually able as possible. The American high School must be intellec- tually stimulating with high academic goals. At the same time it must provide education that develops citizenship. mental health, and the ability to live effectively with others. MR. JOSEPH F. MALAK Farewell, in any' language, reflectively' and sincerely given to the thoughtful graduate con- tains many hidden implications and ramifica- tions. Class of 1960. vour future and your for- tune lie ahead in this ever-changing and un- predictable world. Space and the universe are yours to conquer and to mold to the democratic ideals. God Speed Class of 1960: let excellence in all endeavors be vour beacon to success. We Salute You NIR SIIVFN A S1PPXNIAN Ntepanian first he 111 t tr Ill 111 U77 111 f.l1'11lc1111 lllfll Nchoo Thu bef1a11 a mieer that 11.12 lo Qpan '1 t11t1l 11 311 xeaii all 111 the Qfune sthoo QX Qtem 1111g 1 1 11111111 .1 1 111t1 Q X2 tez1c1e1 ll me t1u t mem 11 1 IIllll'lLIIl'lllCN incl phx tml uluc 1t11 Xl for both lame 'inc He hie al o been lllI'CCllJl of health .ind ph1N11'1l education 111 the Charleroi schoole 11111 112 been actin 1111111 1p'1l of 11u1 hx h 1h1111l Xlr Stepanian is pruhahlx htttcr lx111m 11 far hi work 111 ithletit He h1s achlex ed mule renmsn 111 1h111 l 1111 '1th cttw and hw 111 1lu1t1l 1111111 1h1mp111nS 111 the 111111 h XX a hlll ton f'11untx Ba ltethall Chdllllllllll ll wut of 16 xeare W P XI B11 lutl1.1llSut11111 Ch1n1p11111 I Vi PI XL B1 kcthall Cl1'1II1IJlUIl lf? U XL P11 tl11ll f himpi Il 1010 W PI XI Half Nllle Helix 1910 1 Qtepanian h 12 111ml .1 11ult1 mana 1r dlll 11r11t 1 f athletiee In 1970 11 QQ f 11en the -Xchiex ement Mxarcl hx the NI1111 Y allex Npurte Vi ritere ll 11uttan1l111ff 111111 111 11u1at11111 3111 It h11l '1 llfllllllll Ll1lH11Il3l0Il ' when Ur qtepanian ua h11111Jre1l a CIUZGII of thf Xtar hx the -Xmeriean Legion X e alute Nlr Qtcpan1f111 .1 1han1p11111 IH hi 1 I1 Tl ht We hope he will haxe a L lorful and profitable 1 llfe when he lean fharltmi II1 h behool We uieh hlm 111111 health and happlne s 1111l lmtl peed Mr. Q ': 1gz 11 11 'l ' llgg ' f .'1' ' 'g f' l. s U '.' - 1 ' . 1 fI'1' Q 1- ' .,. 1 l .Up 1 . llu U thes1 'ears Hr. Stein '. l1's l1el l il 11u111l111r uf p s' i tn.. .1 Q 'l '. l 1 l. 1 gh - ' l g-'. 1 1 . . '. 1 -1 '1 . l girls. 1 z.. 5 ' 1 ' ' 'Q' 1. 1 1 ' ' , ' .. 1 l .Q ' ' g . ' 'g S' . . . ' 'Q I' 1 1 ' ' 1 ' ' ' . '15, . 1 ' ' ' ' s- nl . .s '11 -1 . ' ll 111' sports in Western PCI1IlSf'lY3l1lZ1. Listed lJel11w are the highlights of a Career of hig lights. Q ' KY A ' Q ' 1 ' Q -f ' - g Y - . I -. v If . .S '1 ' ' . 1 ' s- 11e.11's. ' .1 15 ' 1 J 1 ' S- 1 . 1 11 is 1 'U S7 f' . v A' 4 , I L' i' n NIA.- ' 'sfz: j ' ll' 1'1r11 f h11 '.-tl A ' ' ' 11 U' . Y - -. TIE S ' - '. '1 ' 1l ' ' l 911112 1 . ' 'L ' ' l' iI1 1156 ' . .- ' 's 5 rv' 1' A ' 1- - X' 5 . . ., l '. . ' ' ' ' 'r UN . ' S -11 ' 1 z ' 1 ' 1 '15 , 1 ' 'g A . v - ' g ' S: 1 ' 5 . Mx um- WW M 6' 'LS Faculty 1 LAI? AVN English N11 C ark 'N Cf un VIISS ELIHN P CLARK AB Cenexalolle e Beaur Fall P N L lmxm ltx of Pltt Imur 11 En l1Qh 12 NHS? 111 LIAN 1 COLVIN BA 1V1UQklI'l umCo116 6 Nus Concord Ohm VI A Lmxer ltx of X1lC1'll an En 11511 12 NIR FRANK CARL SO BS State Colle e C81lf0ITll8 P M A Columbia Lnlwrwtt New York Ent,11 h 11 and 12 1 I' Ur Laru 0 NIR HARRY MQFANN B S State Collc v Cwllforma Pa X1 11.c Lnncr :tx 1fP1tt hur h 11 NIR JOSEPH BARCBLOB A B S State Collegc C31lf0I'I113 Pa Enbllih 10 BA Groxe C113 Colle e Crowe Clty Pa Encllgh 10 'Nlr NIcQann Nlr Barcelona N11 E11 Hfltl 3 ' A 'yn .- . 1 A x N , 'ss 11 ' .1155 1r1 , . S f ...1, ,f 1 g, 1 S. a. .S v gif-11. if - gl, 'S g 1.1.. '?S x 'S gl g '. ' Hug: 'sh 11 tf - , . f . f A . 1 ' ,,,i.:'g. ', ' ..,- A ,',,' ', . 1 . ' s j 1 gf 'T - g MISS GERRY ELIFANTI , . b . 0 W, V . Y g 7 Y . Y, . ., h gi' I I a. ff - U is ., 1 ,1 1 rf Q , ni I x J ff 3 ' , ., ' , , ' . 'ss 'f A Speech Arts Lzbr ary Hr Caruso Mr Troutman MRS THELNIA CARLSO NIR HAROLD H TROUTMAIN BA Th1el Colle e Greemllle B S State Colle e Kutztown Pa M L UHlNCfSlty 0f Pnlgbur h M Ed UHIVCT lty of P1ttSbl1I'gh Speech Arts 11 and 12 Librarian MISS ELVERA C DOLFIE 'VIISS MARY A BONHNER A B UHIYCTSIIW of Plttsbur h A B Taylor UHIYCISILQ Upland Indiana M L LIIIVCISIIW of P1ttsbur VI L UHINCFSIIB of Pxttsburgh French 11 and 12 Latm 10 and 11 F orelgn Languages sf W 'L by JVM Nhss Dolfne 'Nhss Bonner A Q - .5 A. . g A . Y. 7 Pa' l .7 . .g , . , I . ., ' ' g 1 .. .,. S . i . 1 L . ', v .uv 'Q iv lp g . l, a a ' Y 'Q V, 7 . A . ., 1 4' gh 1 . .., ' ' ,175- , fy Cf! I ' A rf 0 u ,TM Ji A ', fm -5 Y' LZ' - 1. fi . 5 X 1 AJ A. 1 L K my .,,,, Q 7 A Socwl Studles 4-4 Wir Ice Mr DeC0ster NIR FRANK LFE B S Lmxer 1tw 0fP1tt hur h ECOIIOINICQ and SOCIOJO s 12 'NIR FRANK DeCOSTER Xlr F1H1ngh.1m NIR SIEVEX A SJEPANIAN L1tt B CIOYCCIIS Colle e Groxe NI Ed I,n1xers1ts of P1tt bur h World H1 t0rX 10 Algebra 10 NIR JOE GORECKI Cltx P . 1 ' . z as 1 . lv ,1 . . J J 1 - . J X lv 's g '..,1 g, ' , l .y . gvvh A. .S g .S Vw BS., Duquesne Eniversity, Pittsburgh, Pa. B S State College California Pa T 1 1 ' 'f ' CN ' 5 ' 1. .,. . nj-,S-, -S gh S gf 'Q ' 1 n 0 ' C' A n A Y I fr s s I . .. 4 . P . 1 . . . .. s ' J J' f , 3' ts gh. Pa. E. S. Jis ru' 11 J. . 's I' J ' ' ,. Q rs, . N1 Ed Duquesne Un1vers1ty Economle and SOCIOJO 1 12 NIR JANIES FILLHNGHAM B S Duque nc LIIIXCIQIU I1 L S H1 lorx 11 U Nlr Qt t JJUI NI Ed Lmxer 1tw of Pltt bur Yvorld H1 torx 10 Draftm WR JAMES PROTIJN BS St1te Colle e C3JlfOfIll3 Ja J I0 N Dru er IACJLILEIIIOII epanlan 'Nlr Goreclu Nlr Protm Sclence Nlr Dune an 'Nlr Buraczew L-,kc K 6611, s,1ff-WA LWQ NIR LEONARD P DLINEGAN BS St Franc1s Colle e Loretto Pa NI S St FIBHCIS Colle e PIISQICS 11 NIR ROBERT HOOD BAIRU B A Susquehanna Lnn ersltv SeImQ roxe Pa NI Ed Penn State Lnncrem General Phy QICS 11 General BIOIO x 10 WIr Baxrd Nlr Currle NIR EDWARDJ BLRACZEWSKI BS State Colle e Callfornla Pa NI Ed Lnlwerqtw of Plttsbur h Chemwtry 12 NIR JAMES CURRIE BS WayneGbur Collete Waxnesbur Bloloby 10 . I P I, .. g .. ski f K, ' n V7 I- R , ,l I f XJ uf -,K -f f 1- . u f ,779 ,, . . I . . I . . .., . ,g, , . .., g, , . . U l v., .. . U ..., . D . ., -v C 1. l I Y A u 1 ' V. . . v W . , U U . . .. v 4, EC, , . .., . C, , i I . I'v.k ' rr' I KY' c-. I - Mrs Stemer MRS ETHEL H STEINER BS Carneble Tech Plttsbur h Pa 'VI A New York UHlV6fQlty Shorthand 12 Typevwrltln 11 Buslness Ma chmes 12 MR ANDREW H SOLAIN BS Duquesne UHlVCfS1tW Plttsburgh Pa M Ed Duquesne UHIVCT 1ty Shorthand 11 Typewrrtm 11 Buemess Mach1nes12 MRS SARA T COCHENOUR Shorthand ll Ty pewrltln 10 and 11 Business Mr Solan Mr Cochenour NIR FRAlN K CANTONI BS Grove Cm Colle e Crowe Cltw P Bookkeepln 10 and 11 NIR GLENN H SCHACH B S State College lndlana Pa Typewrltlnb 10 Retall Merchandlsrnc and Commerclal Law 12 MR HENRY PENNLINE BS lN1acara Unlverslty lN1aDara Falls IN Y Geobraphy 10 Commerclal Law and AdV6I'tlSlI1g 12 Nlr Cantonl .ll 'Nlr Schach 'Nlr Pennlme l 1 , . ' . s. . , Ll l . T .., fr' ,', g, . .., g, f a. l Q .7 . N. Y . g a 9 ' g 4 - N . r . . ' ' 's 5 I 7 ' r . . v .. U Q .7 . . 7 i . . . U . . ., ' s' 9 ' g 5 I . - ..Y,y.U , fr B.S., State College, Indiana, Pa. . ' V .. U 7 D f 'V' ', I ff ' V A J K Qr',, . 5 'I' ' 1 if T. - if r' ' ' .' 3,7 ' ' . lr'h1'j lg, .' self. - , . if A r M athem atlcs Mr De'N1nn4 Mr Whght Ur Checclu 'NIR NIARION DeNINNO B A Waehln ton and Jeffer on Colle e Washln ton Pa HR EDWARD S SWEADNER B A Carne le Tech Prttebur 11 Pa W F A Carne IC Tech Urreftor of 1x1l1Q1C Al ebra 11 SO1ld Geometu 12 Colle e Algebra 12 Trl onometrx 12 Analxt1calGe0metrx and Introductory Calculu 12 MR GEORGE S MIGHT S B Harvard Lmx ermts Plane Geometrs 10 Al ebra NIR LOLIS CHECCHI BS State Colle e Callforma Pa Al ebra 11 Semor x1311'l6I'I18tlL MUSIC VRS ELIZABETH C KRAMER BS State Colle e Indlana Pa VfTL31xIUSlC 10 11 12 Ur Sweadner Urs Kramer . 7 f Q f -X A -. N . 1 . ' .., ,'g s g, .., g ,'- g, g , . .. g U , . U ,Q U . I I . 2: u e . I' C U M g g U' ' g 1' v' 11lI'CCt0I' of the Band v S ' 1 . .4 . . 1 ' . T., ., U . ,,, ri b, , . 1' : g 10 - 1 '. , ,' U . . I -'H pf '- ff : ' . C' . ' as I X, gl MR JOSEPH F MALAR B 9 Lmxerklty of Pltt bur h Ld M LI'llXOI'Qlfy of P1ttQhur h Dlrer tor of VOCSIICJIIBI EKIULHIIOII Adm Prmclpal MR WILLIAM M HICRS BS State Colle e Callforma P General Shop I0 11 I2 Vocatwnal Mr 'Nlalak NIR JAMES R CAHILL Lmxer ltx of Pltt Jur h NIHCIIIIH' Shop IO Il 12 Dru er Educatlon NIR WILLIAM DEMKO Lmxer ltx of Pltt hur Electrlc Shop 10 Il I2 'Nlr Hxck Nlr Cahdl Nlr Denllw Vocational 'NI1 Qclablca MISS MARY SCIABICA Orra Jean Beauty Academx Erle Pa Beauty Culture 11 12 NIRS MARY ELLEN SLLLIVAN B S Seton Hlll Colle e Green burg Homemakln 1Foodi and Clothm P 10 11 Counselor Dr Nlendlclno Ur Qulh an DR LORENZO VIENDICINO B S State Colle e Cahforma Pa Nl Ed Un1vers1ty of P1ttQbur h Ed D Unnereltw of Plttsbur h Culdance Counselor f 0 .'ss- ' . S.- 'v Y if I Y . U . . ,. , . .., D, , X . . . U , , .. ., , C Y. . . , f f, , ' T ' ' '7 X' .4 D , . .., ,g,, s ,Pa. sr x S f 712 1 L3 X- Health and Physical Education Mr Chell Mrs Martmo MR RENO CHETI MRS JEANNETTE G MARTINO B S Umverslty of WISCONSIN Madlson B S Penn State Umverslty WISCOHSIH Glrls Health and Physlcal Educatlon 10 11 12 Boys Health and Physlcal Educatlon 10 11 12 Drwer Educatwn ii WYFuoucAnu Mr James Protm and Mr James Cahlll h X X! Q WL A J ' -9 9 9 - -, I 7 7 3 9 . . .., t - -,, , V 2- 1 s I7 7 Q' Q f R-N s , 5 I I I ' . --5.4, -M Health Department Miss Aschman MISS HILDEGARDE ASCHMAN Western Reserve, Cleveland, Ohio Childrenis Hospital, Pittsburgh, Pa. Childrenis Memorial Hospital, Chicago, Illinois School Nurse My goodness, relax, Floyd, the nurse says this won't hurt. Dr. Padovani performing a dental examination. Mrs. Violet Erm lich, assistant school nurse, assists. HEALTH SERVICES MISS HILDEGARDE ASCHMAN .. .. Nurse MRS. VIOLET ERMLICH . .. .,., . Part-time Nurse DR. Ll. A. DQQRIENZO .. . .. . .. . Physician DR. WILLIANI E. WHITSTONE . , Physician DR, JACK F. W'ELDON .. ,.,, ,,,,, ,,,,,, , . Physician DR. RAYMOND L. SPHAR Dentist and Clinician 39 tudent Teachers FIRST SEMESTER Nlr George Ralph Zober Physics Mrs Barbara M 'Nlendola Englzsh Mr Franclsj Marella Speech Mlss Isabelle Mallmo Socu1lStudLes T 49 J SELOIND SEMESTER Nlr joseph Sarra Socuzl Sludzes Nlr Raymond Contestl Speech Mr Earl Pdmter Physzcs Facult Pzcnzc at Monessen Hr and Nlr C haun fun on the swm Nlr Cantom at lu fawrxtc-1 pa IIITIC eatlng 'Na fl ,Li It iq' 5. ipxs r' ul 3.51 L i XIdd6I1lU18ll6 Dulflc d1l1eQ out the baked beanQ What funm 'NI1 Lolxm Ur lwllxngham coolung corn hu pecxaltw Get a load of that C1 ar 41 O I , - f- ' .Nj - i . ' Y-, ' - D X . X' .4 AN:- -61 ' Q. W ' X., 1 , ' - ,, ' K 3 'P .. s. ' ,- I x gn l '1- .. , N. Aw xi X . , ' ' X ,W iq -I l ,l - W , . iiwhcllaiz - -' - 5- - lg 'Ig .' 'S 'I 's , ' -. 'S 'SS ' -' 'f ,A , ' ' x -' f l , X W l . ' N 31 X Y .M -A I A 9 2 . X .Q l ll ' I L, L ,I K il, f z was 1.2 , i ' N A S'f'. -- .g- Food - Fun - Fellowship What ID the world 'Nlr H1Ck do sou Gee K1 student' Of couree new members must be lnltlatffd 21: g +.....ff Hr Pennlme the chxef coo But he cant et the re The superlntendent and 'Wir Lue enjoy chow 1n e gomg great outdoor ' ' , . . ' S. j . ' 1 . ' ' ' . x . f ' Y ' ,QQ A e 4 ,3f,f,a'5 pg ' f Z , A' a 5 'xl-.3-E, 'z,,:',::f-,K te. A - '- . ' X f ,..,m.,'..5j::'x , ' - Vgfgfzftf vfthfyr ' 33-xi fr Q, I X .. k. g fi ' .s.s th ' . - s. 42 Everyone Had a Good Time Mr Pennlme and Nlr Sulhwan make the hamburger Ur Dunegan pour hlmself a cup of coffee-whoop mean Jawa Wonder what Ur 'Nlalak IS up to be 1deQ eating S413 41 'SQ 3 8.-I4 Thru: llttle mald from chool N115 Ellfantl NI1Q Brlck ner NIrQ Bxer 43 . ' 1 s. 5. . .. ' - s' - ' . 5 ,fy f , E' sf ' I s..o.I i - P-4 Gigg- ,,,, . . . ,, - .J 1.1 .vv.-'rf' U. ,A '7.lvL .. I ,' 9 . . v ' ' .,, . 1 , h . A . , , .., , w W . . s ' ' s, we - ' ' 5 s -. 's' ' ', . 's, ' - ' '. ,. .. 1' s. KAUAI wmv WW Classes 1 wap A W 'M' The Senior Class OFFICERS President ,,,,,,,,77,7,,,7 , PETE KALAMARAS Vice-President . Y,7,7 JANET DeSTEFON Secretary .. ,Y,,,,,,, SANDRA AGAMEDI Treasurer BARBARA PETRILAK P. Kalamaras, J. DeStef0n. S. Agamedi, B. Petrilak SENIOR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE , ,A ,, I I Mm, Y mix FIRST ROW: Miss Elifanli lSponsor7, S. Agamedi. P. Kalamaras, B. Petrilak, J. DeStefon, Mr. DeCosler lSponsorb SECOND ROW: K. Hollis, J. Miller, R. Petrucci, R. King, R. Latta.,I. Me-li, BI. Beveridge THIRD ROW: D. Brutout, D. Kassler, C. Fox, E. Ferrari, II. Peake, D. Rozzi, 1. Anders ElJWgXlilJ .-XCR Nlacliine Gun .... General .'llIllIIifl'0II.' to join the air force. licnienilmered for his laugh. willy I1ot?u SAN DRA LEE AGANIKI ll Sandy .... General .'ln1bz'f1'o11 : to be an interior decorator. Heniembered for her smile. UNNVUXS 5'l'l-QLLA ALBIQRU Slush .... General .flr1zl21'lio11.' to be a secretary. lloinemlmered for her good nature. lf at first you don'L succeed. try JL'lJI'l'H ANN ANDEK5 Jay .... Business flIlllll'll'0Il.' to be a secretary. Remembered for her giggle. l could care less. try again. u- . TQ? 'll FRANCES ANN ARRIGO Fran .... Vocational f1lIlbl'fl'0Il.' to be a lieautician Remembered for her beautiful black hair Be Goolf' NIARGAHET LYNN BAIQR Peg .... General fllllblifl-0Il.' to be a social worker Remeniliered for her crazy personality And all that jazz. IJONALD li.-Xlilfli Bakr -... . General fl1nh1'll'ol1.' to join the nax 5. llenieinlwred as a 'lienlli btreeter. This is a farcefi HlCllfXlilJ G. li.-XSl'lN Dick .... General .'1IIl,Jl.fli0ll.' lo lic an air force pilot. liemenibered as a member of the senior gan lt worrif s nie not.u BETTY MARIE BEEBE Bet .... Business Alllllllfl-0ll.' to have a happy and prosperous life. Rememlmerecl fm' her hair sly les. Uh. ui-ll. here we gm agluiiru HAROLD ROBERT BEHANNA Pierrr -.... Vw-atimial Aniliitiunz tu be an electrician Remembered for his shyness Just try itfl WILl,lqUI BEHRliND'li Bill .... Cullege i41nb1't1'mz : to he a success. Remembered for his scientifirr ability. Lmrl Nuuf Illulul. MARY :XXX lil-QLSIXI Business .4nzf1z'l1'ur1.' In lm-miie a swsrw.-tary Reine-nilnerefl fur her quiet may s l.l N IM KA Y lMYl.lCY livrtlr- Bm le-x .... Busilles ,'lr1zf11A!1'u11.' lu ln' an airline hostess. Rvriu-rr1l.wr'wl fur ln-ing on the luusiness sta lDur1'tgix'e up the shipfi ,IANlf'l' LOL'l5l:i BECK jan .... Business .-lrr1f11'tl'ul1.' ln ln- ai sc'4'rc-larry. Rr-Ilieililwen-el fur her lvlm-using pr-rss All s ur-ll llrul 1-mls su-ll. X-XDYNE .-XNITA-X BEDFORD Xa ..., Cmlf-ml Klllllll-ll.0Il.' In lu' a nurse. Rf'IIR'IHlJl'Iit'1l as one uf the twins 'l'l1inkfu NORINE ANICE BEDFORD Nur .... General :lm l1z'tz'011 : to become a nurse. Remembered for her friendliness. Really, Quality Jl'Ill'l'H l3ER'I'0tltIl jutly .... lgllFlIlt'55 .ln1!f1'l1'uf1.' In ly.-t-1.1111-ttfel-rt-tury. llQ'lIlt'IIllN'l'Utl fur ller pl:-ufing In-rfunulity. Njuwt lIHP.tll4i1llXlIlQ'. Xl.-Xllllqylllfll lil-QX'liRllJlQl-l l't - 4' x tem-ml .. .. . . . . J t Jlfllllllfl-Ull.' t1rllt'4'uIIlz' u IlllI'rt'. llt'IIlt'llllPt'I'f'1l ful' ll:-1' lvlue eye XX hut. nut study the atttunfu Nllfl,YIX Bl,-XGIXI lfisll .... General ,'lII112I'fI'0Il.' tu lreemne an an-utlntarlt. Henlenllmered as une uf the lenth Street Surf-. furef' . NANCY JANE Bl'l'0X'l'l I Nanee .... Yumitimlal ,'lII11iI.fl'0Il.' to lwe a lN'Lll1ll1'l2lll. llemelnlverecl for ller llilll' Sty les. nuvllill a blast. NIICHAEI. POTTIOS BITSKO Mickey '... . General ,4111111't1'o11.' tu lme a scientist. Renlemlrererl as an all-round athlete. Surf-. Paul. JUAN HOU-X General m11r1l1i!1'1u1.' to lN'4'HIlll' at sut-cess. liememlrererl fur interest in spnrts. lluyy're you wlfyirlyf' SAXIJRA BOHL,-XNIJER Santly .... General yIr11f11'11Au11.' tu uttencl college. liernemlferefl for her laugh. l giye up Xyl1Lil?-- XIYRUN lSUNtj'XliIJ5RY lluulx .... General .'1lfIllI.fl'HlI.' In lu- u Iillyrlfill education tear lit'Illt'llllPf'I'l'1l for ltiwf tfft tltall alrility. 5u1'e. flirt-.U all 'Y rl Qv xl 4 MARLENE BRUDNAK Mar .... Busineas AmlJz'li0n: to be an airline receptionist. R6I'l1t'I11lJCI'Cil as being a good student. 'Thatis not too nice. DIANA CLAIRE l5Hl. lIUUT DeDe .... General AIIIIJIIIIIOII : to become a nurse. Remembered for her singing ability. Of all the gall. KAREN MAE BIIUIIOUI' Casey .... General .Afllbl-fl-Ollf to be a medical secretary. Remembered for her temper. Did I get any mail today T' MARY DIANE BICIIAK Die .... Vocational A111l1it14o11.' to be a bcautician. Remembered for her blushing 'I'hat'5 tough. GARY IZUDTII fit'llt'l'tll fln1111'lIor1.' to be an air force pilot. Remembered for his plcasantness. I could care lessf' BRENDA JOYCE BRADLEY Bren .... Vocational AIIlIi1.fl.!2lI.' to be a be-autician. Iternenilmered for her crazy antics. 0h. that's coolfa VIRGINIA BRANDEBLRG Ginny .... General Arnbiliolz : to be a secretary. Iiernembered for hcr constant laughin Gee. KENNETH ALLEN BRUCE Squirrel .... General Afllbl-fl-0ll.' to be a mechanic. Remembered for his mischievousness. What a linef' IANII-Qb I-Q. Hlllll.-XX-XX Burk .... College I-Ir11li1'l1A01z.' to he an engineer. lieiiieiiilreivxl fur his sense uf hunmr. Can I has e the ear ttiiiiglitf' Sl SAN l5liCll'l'qX Sue .... Gt-nt-ml .AIl11111'l1'11l1.' to he il nurse. Ht'Illt'IIllN'l'0il fur her laughter. 'l'hut's enuugl1lut'llI'l yuur hair. IAIWRA CARLISLE Lnlly .... General .AIIl1il'fi0ll.' to be an airline hostess. lieniemhered as the smiling eheerleacler. ls that right? l'A'l'lllCli CARROLL Pat .... Cnllege fIn111ili0n.' to go to College. Heinernherecl for his interest in cars. 'l'in1e and ticle wait for no man. AP' 4 '1 SEE'-2 n ,fl if M45 x 'N -gals! X 'lf' BARON CARSON Barrx .... General .4IIl1Il.fliOII.' to he a success in Renieinherecl for his 'food times in Lhemlstlx 'lihatis what I s JUAN L. L 4, ,Iuunie .... Business flr1z111'lim1.'tu fincl an intern-s ' if 'mm Reriieiiiln-11-fl for her puny tail lli. there. CAROL CEL.-XSCHI Chris .... General f1r11l11'lim1.' to he a secretary. lleineinherewl for her crazy antics. 'xlllliills tool..- li.-XYXIONIJ ilHL.'X5CHI Ray .... College JIIIIIII-1141111 : lu he a c'hemir'al 1-nffineer. F Klum-x isn't PYUFEIIIIIISI. hut itis way ahead of wliateu-r's in seuunl place. 'Q' I DAVID J. CONNIQLL Monk .... College AIIl1Jl'fl.0ll : to heeome an engineer. Reniemberc-cl for his musical ability THOMAS CONNOH General AlflbI'Ili0ll.' to become a teacher. Reinemherecl as being a quiet hoy. Do not point-it's rude. SANDRA Llflf COOPER Sandie .... General AlIl11lifli0II.' to he a mode-l. Rc-inernlyerecl for hm-r ability to m He makes me sick. DALLAS COSGRUVIC Peck .... General AIl1bl'li0ll.' to he a success in life. Remember:-cl for his nice smile. Cool your motor. ake friends. -All-5 BARBARA CHACKU Darla .... College f'lIII11ifIi0lI.' to go to vollege. lienlernlwreml for her good dancing. Slop. lwolb. hop. anrl get it all. Cl'll'l'lS Llili CHAHLIQS Curt .... Yom-ational .'1IIIlIlifI'UlI.' to Iver-onu' a lI1ilI'lliIllSl. RPlllI'Il'llH'I'1'1l for his vongeniality. l'iYi'Ffll1ilIQI vonws to him who waitsfi am hustles while he waits. JOHN Nllllll.-Xlfl, CIIUIIANIC Shoes .... College- ftlllllllfl-0II.' to go to 4-ollvge. llmiiernlwn-fl as he-ing a goocl student. Just a minute. NIARGARETE ANNE CLARKE Anne .... College AII1,Iifli0lI.' to go to vollegre. liexnernlwrc-cl for he-ing in the great band. How'S Clllflliii ff-'G . - 17'-1f f'? ,, in .it M - fif' 'Eval 'f 1 I Wk, if - NANCY LfO5'll4XXf,X Nant-e .... College- glr11l11'l1Aor1.' to lu- Ll ll'LlK'lll'l'. llt'lIlt'llllDt'l't'tl for her nive is IN SUN' ilu..- lilfllll UJ'l l'UN Gem-ral .'lII1llliflA0Il.' In lve Ll sL11'vm't'rs. Ht'lI1L'll1lJCIit'll as alwuy 5 hay ing a good time. l clifln't clo it. Nlftlilll, ANN lIUll,'l'lfli Mahi' .... Business ,'lIIl11l'll'0l1.' to he a sevretary. Remeniberecl for her 1-razy yy ays. That's not too nice GRACE COX College t1I7l1lffli0ll.' lo he a nurse. llememhereml for her work on the yearbook. The rewarrl of a thing wt-ll rlone is to have clone it.u il F' X t '9 ROY W. CHABB. JH. W'ooclrow .... General Allllll-ll-011 .' to join the nayy. llcxm-nilwretl for his frienrlly smile. Lf-1454-ut out this nickel and clime stuff. ALICE Cllll,l,lfY Business AIIZblilli0l1.' to he a stenographer. Hememherecl for her sweet smile. That's coolf' DAVID lJfXLLACl,lO Dave .... General .f1nzb1Afinrz.' to go to rollege. Rernernlverefl for his pleasant personality. JL'IJI'I'H l:l.l,liN ll-XLI..-XCLIO Jutly .... General 31171111.11-UH .' to he a nur 0. Rernelnlwrc-fl for lu-r nice ys fu Q N .- Uh. sugar. THOMAS DeVENTURA Tom .... General Ambition : to be a salesman. Remembered for being a member of the Stockers. What, me worry?,, RONALD DiPlAZZA Ron .... College Anzbilion : to be an engineer. Remembered for his mischievous ways in the band. Better late than never RONALD VINCENT DOLAN Puclge .... College A171111-11.011 : to go to college. Remembered for his flirting wax Surf-. Srl'EPllEN DRAGAN Clark .... General Anzbitiolz: to be a business man. Remembered for his mischievous ways. Why not?,' I J - NANCY JANE DAVIS Business Alllllfll-011 : to be a secretary. Remembered for her pleasant smile. 6'Oh. niyf' EDWIN DERESH Ed .... General Allllllifl-lJIl.' to become an optometrist. Rememlierecl for his mischievous ways. 4'l just don't know H FRANK DeSTEFON General Ambition : to be a physical education teacher Remembered for his football ability. 'Ulhere are many fish in the sea. JANET DeS'llEl7ON jan .... Business AHl,Il'1I'0l1.' to secure a lucrative job. Remembered for her pleasing personality. lt's mef' 5XYIlR.-X lxXY IDI IZXPXNSKH .- i1'l1'n11: '- 4 5 ful and happy i 1 'Il1'lll -' ' -' 'J 'if net 7 f lJl'fi0f' luke ...V i r5' q IifIA!?II.' 11 i ' 1 X a' 1 su . 'ins-nilwrem as a memher f the erazv sen lil D Bi: skinnei ' IJUIWUIAS l'll'NKlfli'li0N Doug .... General .'lVIIllIAflilIII.' lu he a naval uffiver. lim-iiieniherecl for his sense of humor. Wt-'re just gunna see about this stuff. CAROL Llilf ICHKO Cleo .... General AIIl1II.fl.0I1.' to attend art school. Rein:-nihc-real for her friendly ways. hllaste makes wastef, . . fx! LEONARD RAY ELEY Voeatiunal AII1bl.ff0l1.' to be an electrician Remembered for his quietness Haste makes waste. ILLEXE CECELIA ELIAS General AI7lblAfl'0l1.' to become a nurse. Remembered for her vitality. uY4lllil't' Q14rnff'.u THOMAS IJEJXN ELLISON Tum .... General .-Inzlzzilimz: In attend Ruhert Morris Sf-h-J-il. Rfniemherefl fur his quiet way Why init? ROSE NI.-XRY HRCEGOYICH Girlie .... Vuvaliullal :1nzl11'r1'n11: l4rlJet'un1f' a milliunairess Hememhererl for her laugh. But I'll never tell. Busines JEFFREY FEXCHAK Jeff .... College Anzbition.: to be a success. Remembered for his sense of humor. 'tlf you haye to do something, do it rightff ENINIA JEAN FERRARI Em .... General AlIl1Il'Il.0lI.' to get a good job. Remembered as the drum majorette. 4'Don7t do anything I wouldn't do. 'l'llEl..NlA FITZPATRICK Thelm .... Business !1mb1'li0n.' to be a success. Remembered for her sense of humor. Get outfl CAIL A. FOX College Klmlniliorz: to hevome a medical technologist. Remembered for her scientific ability. Don't judge a book from its Coyerf' CllfXRl,ES EVANS Vllroulmles .... Vocational JIIIlI11AfIA0Il.' to work with Bell Telephone Com pany. Remembered for his shop ability. -'SOIIIIFIII JOHN FARRANIEC ci4'Ill'I'ill ,'ln1l1il1'o11.' to lwvonm- an Orthodox priest. Remembered for his sense of humor. Love many: trust few: always paddle your own vanoef, KATIIY FARQKHAR Kath .... Rusiness .41nl1z'l1'ol1.' to be an airline stewardess. Remembered for her constant talking. Think I caref, YVAYNE FARQLIHAR 'llowhead .... General XIIIIIII-fI.0II.' to join the marines. Remembered for his walk. Cool itf' lil-XYIU FREIDRICK Dave .... General ,'1II1III'llA0l1.' lu be a success. Remembered for his quietness. lJon't take life so seriously. you'll never come out of it alive. LOIS FREENI.-XX Lo .... General 51171121-fIi0ll : to become a nurse. Remembered as a good Cheerleader. Hey sweets. DON.-KH LEE FREVILLE Katie .... Business .fflllllllfl-UII.' to be an airline hostess. Holy crow. GERALD FREW Jer .... General Al7llJl'll'0I1.' to make lots of money. Remembered for his good humor. That's coolf, NANCY GASKELL Nance .... College Ambition .' to visit Hawaii. Remembered for her pleasing personality. What do you want me to dofw THEODORE GASKELL Ted .... General Ambilion : to be a success in life. Remembered for his photography. HI told youf' PRISCILLA RUTH GEHO Pris .... Vocational AI7Zb1AfI'0I1.' to be a beautician. Remembered as our Cougar. 4'Amazing. MARY GEORGAGIS College ,4nz!1z'l1'on.' to become a teacher of mathematic Remembered for her sweet smile. s'Well. so what? TVILLIAINI GOTTHELD Bill .... College Arnbilion: to go to college. Remembered for activity in sports. Life befzins at 3 :OUT JANET GOELD ,Ian .... General Ambition: to be a telephone operator. Remembered for her sense of humor. IVhV not?,, BARBARA GRAVES Barb .... College Ambition : to he a mathematics teacher. Remembered for her red hair. 'II wonder? .IIQIJITH LOUISE GRECO Judy .... General AI711ll'fli071.' to get a job and then get married. Remembered as a majorette. i'Oh, how ignorantf' IUIIN GILLON Germ .... General !1111111'll'0lI : to be a chemical engineer Remembered for his height. Wait a minute. JOSEPH GLESK Klusy .... Vocational .'IIIl1ll.1I'OII.' to get a good job. liemeinbered for his shop ability. Thank goodness itis Ericlayf, PETE GOIBIARAC Gom .... General AII1IIfIl.0I1.' to be a success in life. Remembered as a witty Tenth Streeter. Sure.', PHILIP GOODBOY Phil .... General Ambition : to be a mechanical engineer Remembered for his band ability. Play it cooI.', STANLEY GRIXINI Nluseles .... Vocational .'II7l1II'fl.0lI : to heeolne a policeman. Iieim-mherefl for his cleep xoir e Ilello. JOYCE UIZY LUIIPQLO .'IlI1lI1'1I.UII.' In heeoine a nurse. Ile-meniherefl for her pleasant smile. Low eonquers all. IJONX,-X GYSEGHNI General .'III1,JffIiUll.' In he a reeeplionist. Iieniemhered for her silly laugh. NIan.you1Ion'tknow. IQIJWIN IIABOWSKI Ifml .... College flnzbitiozi: to he a eiril engineer Iiememherefl for his shyness. You find sueeess in the word itself-the second Ietterfl fa LAWRENCE F. HANS Red .... College Anzbitiolz: to be an aeronautical engineer Reniemherefl for his red hair. Haste makes waste. DENNIS HARCER Heil .... General Ambition : to play professional football. Remembered for heing one of the Tenth Streeters. Whatta ya say. Babe? SIIIIILICY IIAHOSKY Shirl ..,. Business AIIIIIIAIIAUHI to he a seeretary. I'Iemen1herefl for her niee sense Hen there. WILLIAM HARPER Harp .... General Allllllilfdlll to he a meehanie. Remembered for his shy ways. 'I'hat's life. of humor ggiiiqvi 9. ,435 argl? 60 CHARLENE HICKNIAN Char .... Business Ambition: to become a beautician. Remembered for her blonde hair. i'So whatfw DORIS HINDMAN College Ambition: to become a nurse. Remembered for her musical talent. O'Fiddlef' ROBERT HODCSON Moose .... College AIIlblifl.0ll.' to be a mechanical engineer. Remembered for his smile. Sure. sure. surefi GARY V. HOGAN College Ambition: to be a dentist or engineer. Remembered for his activity in sports. That'll be the dayf, JOHN HARTMAN Sonny .... General AlI1l1ilIi0II.' to lie a eonimervial pilot. Remembered for his neat hair. If at first you mlmft sucveetl. try, try again ,'Xl.l'llll'llJ l.. ll:XS'l'llf l' red .... College Arnbilion: to lmevorne il lawyer. Remembered for his pleasing personality. How about that? LORRAINE HAZLKA Lorry .... Business AII11II'll'0I1.' to be a secretary. Remembered for her beautiful Clothes. Thats not too nice. KATHLEEN HERMEN Kathy .... College Ambition: to be a nurse. Remembered for her sweet personality. Sorta like. mtg. HOHlili'l' HOPIUX llnln .... lwrieixil lf11f11'!1'n11:tnlnru-11lvL1siiiess1'41i'e-er' llerrit-riilvc'r'vml fur living niisi-lril-xwu 'lin until ntlie-rs i x n unuln until Xntl. l'liXlfl.0l'lf lltlli XX l't-nnx .... 1,1-in-i-til 'lf11lf1'l1'n11.' tu ln- un airline- liusts-ss. lie-riierlilwrw-el ln1'lier'4lt11c't xx an s. 'lluly um N i CII.-XRLE5 HORN CllLlL'li .... tilillfwlt' .-1r1z111't1'n11.' tn he un lfnglish tealvlnl Rs-inernher'c-el fur his nive manners Must pem'uliur'.'- QIIAIREXLIE IIOHXIQH .Xrthie .... Gem-rail nl111l1l'l1'0l1 .' tn he ll PUlil'1'lllLlIl. Rt'Illt'Illl1t'I'Ctl fur his hushfulness. Crazy, man. eruzy IDT . . x, it ,f 2 i SHIRLEY MARY HOSTETLER Shirl .... General .4l11b1't1'011 .' to he a nurse. Renlembc-red fur her crazx' antic hwvllj' Html?- EDWARD IIOIQGII Eclclie .... tlnllt L .ffm l21'l1'o11 : tn he Ll in-altln stnekmmel He-niernlmereil fur his nice way s. Nxxilllll are ynu going tn du? LUCY llilrl IIHLWIWKAY Colley.- .'ln1l11'I1ir1l1 5 lu he ar lmnn- eeunonlies teacher. Rerneniln-rt-rl for her pleasant. quiet ways, nrlillillis Ilul tim Illttiu PALL IIKBIXON, JR. Culltmt' .'ll11lf1'l1'm1.' to ln- Ll mlireetur uf music. lie-Irie-riiln-ix-il fur his nrusival ability. l7nr eu-r'y4uie who has a spark. there are tm-lw whn have igriitinn trouble. WILLIAM J. JOHNSON Van .... General Ambition : to go to military school. Remembered for his football ability. Don't get tightfl NORMA JEAN JOHNSTON Norm .... General Anzbitions to be a telephone operator. Remembered for her pleasant ways. l don't even care-fi BRENDA JONES Bren .... General f1lII,1l.fl'0ll.' to bevome a nurse. llememberefl for her sin ring: ability. Really LETITIA JONES Tish .... General .'1ITlbl'flr0ll : to become a nurse. Remembered for her work in the chorus. Good grief. X. 'IIXNY-X .NNN Hl liCHKO Geullvgr' Am l1iI1'o11 : to be a nurse. Rc-nieinbererl for her studiousness. How sad. :Xl.l llElJ 'lf JIiFIfRIE5 jf-ff .... General fllll l11't1'o11 .' to ber,-nine a teacher. lienlemberecl for his chemistry ability. llit the pike. IJONALD JOBES Don .... General A111111-ll'Ull.' to go to l.l3.Nl. school. lieniembered for his sense of humor. Why not? EILEEN HITA JOHNSON l .... General AIIlIIl.fl.0I1 : to work in the business field Remembered for her pleasant ways. Easy Come. easy go. Sp'xXiJli:X ,llvPlN Ili-v .... ln'li0ra1l Jllllllffl-UlI.' In lu- ll slim-1-vss in life. llenlvrnlwrml for her vi izy 81 Think I l'ill'Q'?-i l ll:XXli jl'llCZpXli liemwal llivi .-l111lu'l1'n1z.' lu ln-1-miie a milliimaire llmiimiilverrwl fur always things. Suu U l,lf'l'F KgXl..'X Nl:X RAS C11-1-li .... Um-lic-ral .'lI71,2I.ffUll.' lu join thc- ilI'lllt'Cl form clwing rim-xpcvtcd llc-im-iiilwri-rl ustlic- sm-i1iu1'1'l.1:5 pr ..Vt'l',' guu1l.ii ll0l'llfR'l' K.-Xlll,USlXY Bula .... liullvgc' plllllzilinllf in up:-ri ll1'USlHIl1 shop. Hvnienilwn-cl for his friendly Like wow lu -.gl 1-siclf-lit. way s. JL'lJI'I'H A. KASCHOK Judi .... Vocational f1IIl1ll'fl'0ll.' to be a beautician. Remembered for her big brackets. Is that right?', IJARYL H. KASSLER College .4nzl1z'tz'o11.' tu be a suvcc-ss. Rcmcmherecl for her beautiful ey es. Hello Dahl. Andy. l'fXl'lrH'lVlilf L. Klfl.l.Y lim-lly . . . Cmivral .'fl11lf14t1'r111.' to lmcwurlif- Ll sr-vrf-tary. Rf'lIl1'IIllN'Ii1'll for hffr min- Ibt'lSUIl21lltf Wl1ut'syuurupiniimiinil1at?u CAIQUI, KICHINKO Chink .... flvm-ral Ariilvitiuri: In lam-uriiv ai iiursv. lit'IIlQ'Il1lM'I't'll fur hvr swim- uf humor Nu fuullI1g1.n CHARLES KXIHA Chuck .... College Al7Zbl.fli0ll.' to be an English teacher. Remembered for his intelligence. He who asks a question is a fool for five minutes. lint he who floes not is a fool foreverf' JOYCE lfL.'XINE KOKKILA College AIIl1JlillA0ll.' to he a teacher. Hememberecl for her pleasantness. Hey there. CARL KULICH College f1IIl!lIifIi0ll.' to lie an electrical engineer. Rememherecl for his speaking ability. Nlan. that was terrific! THOMAS KOR'I'lXfX Tom .... Vocational .f1r11l11'l1'ol1.' to lie a skillefl machinist. Reinernherecl as one of the shop lint s. What yilS21f?.i ROBERT KING llolm .... General 11111111-flillllf to go to college eelucation. lteineinlmerecl as a good rlresser. Youre loo cool lttll'IIl1'.u ELLEN KIRBY lil .... General ffnzfiitimz: to get rich. liernemlsererl for her nice way s. 'ulillat-S Cool..- .IOSEPH P. KITE joe .... College f1lIl11iIli0f1.' to take it easy. Rememherecl for his great humor. 'llonit get tight. LALWRIE KNIGHT Nish .... General Alllblifl-0Il.' to lie an electrician. Remembered for his quietness. for business 6'Uo unto others as you would have others do unto youf' . I, V 4? ff' X ,Md 'fx 1:57 NIILAN T. KOSTICH Chuddy .... General AI7lIJl'fl.0ll : to be a success in the navy. Remembered for his friendly ways. Thats loo bad. SHIRLEY KOTCELLA Shirl .... Busines AlIl1Il.fI'0Il.' to get a good job. Remembered for her quiet ways. 4'Oh, no. .IOIIX KOVALL General Arnbilion.: to join the armed forces. Remembered for his classroom antics. It's too hot. PATRICIA KRIVACEK Pat .... Business AlTlbl.ll'0ll.' to be a good secretary. Remembered for her friendly smile. Thats beside the point. MONICA KUCHERAWY Mon .... Business Ambition .' to be a good secretary. Remembered for her sense of humor 'Think lim going to tell you. CONNIE LATACKI College Ambition: to be a success. Remembered for her intelligence. HHe who asks a question is a fool for five minutes: he who doesnit remains a fool for everf' ROBERT LATTA Bob .... General Ambition: to join the marines. Remembered for his friendliness. 6'Ah, come on. SANDRA LAUGHLAND Sandy .... Business Ambition: to be an airline hostess. Remembered for her Congeniality. I'll never tellf' S'l'EPllANlA LICHKO Stephie .... College AlIlbl'fl'0ll.' to be a dietitian. Remembered for being in the girls, Wl1y'?77 ROGER LIND Rug .... General AlIlbl'fl.0Il.' to be a suecess. Remembered fur his niee ways. Ili, therefi VINCENT LIPARI Vin .... General ,4lIllll.ff0I1.' tu be a flraftsman. Remembered as a guml trumbonist. Anna mana pana ran. ll'l,lA LORICNZ jul .... ViIl,'Zlll1JIl3l Allllllill-0111 to be a beautieian. Remembered for her friendliness. I eouldnit care less. trio. 1 Jl'lll'l'II .NNN l,l'i.-Hill Judy .... Vueational f1IIl,1l.ll.0lI.' to be a beautirfian. lienienibered for her pleasant disposition 4'0f all the gallf, DAVID LESSMAN Dave .... General .ffllllll-H011 : to become rieh. Remembered for his bashlulness Q-runny, mln,-f' ENIIL LEVKULICH General Alllblill-0Il.' to become a millionaire Remembered for his music ability. No sweat. SALLY LIZVY Sul .... Business flmlailion: to beeome a secretary. Remembered for her quietness. g'That's beside the point. I XXI-flx 1.11111-QXX11 111111111--N 111 1111111111111 1 11111111 1111111111 5 -1 N- -1 111-1111-111111-1-1-11 1111 111-1' -111-1-1 1111111- X111 111- 1111 1111- 111--1 Xnvll 1-1111..- -Q1 f '. .1 111111K .,.. 111-111-1111 1111l11!11111: 111 111- Ll 1111151-. 111-1111111111111111111111 1111 111111. 11-11111111111-111-1111-NF. 11'l1'1111.' --1 -1 ' '- - 1 1 1-.R .15 11 Slll'1'.H ,,,,. . , 1 1.1111- 111111 11 ,... 11H11l'gl1' 1'!l'1111.' - - 2 111-1111-111111-1'1-11 1,111-111N1llf'l'lN.'1'NH11ll 11111115111-1111111-s1111111511111. 'P 'ig 1 C1f11,X1.lJ Nl ,-X1iS1fN11f'11Z Xlax .... f11'll1'I'2l1 11l11111'I1'1111 : 111 1111 I1 ll 111g1111-11111, R1-1'11c-111111-111-11 1'l1l' 111s 11i1-1- 1111111111-11. HilX1' f111111- 11111. 11111 11111 11111 111111-11. JUSIQPH I-'IMXQIIS Xl XLXK 131141111 .... Y111-11111111111 1n1l11'l1'11l1.'111111-11111-11-1-11'1111iv11-1-111111-11111 111-1111-111111-11-11 115 1111--1111-111 4111 1111- 5111111 V11 11111-11, 111-1. V 11111111 XIXXZIXI l,1I11l 'l' .1111f11'l11111:111111-111-11111-11gi111-1-11 111-1111-111111-11-1111-11--111111-111111-111 111.1111111111-1111-11111. 111111111 11111511 Xl X'Is11X 11141 1l111Q '4' 1111f1ll11111:111111-11111111-1111-1111111 1l'1ll'1ll'l'. 111-1111-111111-1'1-111111'111-1'1-11111 1lilI1L1l, 111111111-11-111-111-1-. MARY ANN NIL-FEELY Mare .... Business Ambition: to be a telephone OPBIHIUI Remembered for her nice personality. CG 77 Gads. .SAN DRA NICGALCHEY Sandy .... Business Ambilion: to be an economics teacher. N Remembered for her quiet smile. uSure I willfi CAROLINE NICKENNA Business AfIll1ifli0Il.' tobecome a secretary. Renieinbi-red for her quiet ways. L l'hat's not too nicef' SANDRA LEE NICKENNA Sandy .... Business Ambzitz'0n.' to get a good job Remembered for her pretty hair. 'iCould be. J I DAVID MCCLELLAN Dave .... Vorational Am lllifl-011 .' to be a suvvess. Remembered for his vrazy ways. Come here. RONALD C. Nh-CRACKEN Crackers .... Vocational AIIIIIIIII-OIL' to be a civil engineer. Remembered for his baseball abilitv. Quit it. KAREN ELAINE N11-CHEN Business AHL,IIifIi0H.' to be an airline hostess. Remembered for her giggling. O.K. ELIZABETH JANE Mi-FALL Betty .... Vocational Arnlzilion: to be a beautician. Remembered for her pleasing perso Mercy bef, I i nality 9 CAROL LEE MCKITA Busines Arr1b1't1'0n: to become a bookkeeper. Remembered for her friendliness. No kiddinf' JOYCE BEVERLY NIELI joy .... College .'1II11Jl.fl'0llf to become a biology teacher. Remembered as a congenial student. Nothing: bring good luck like not on it. JOSEPH MELVIN joe .... General AIIllll'fl.0Il.' to be a succes in life. Remembered for his nice ways. Sure thingf, RICHARD XIENYO Minnie . . .. . General Arnbition: to play professional baseball. Remembered for his baseball ability. Sure relyin ,L vi .fri K vu if Xi' RICHARD NIERLO Dick .... General Arnlziliori: to be a success in life. Remembered for his sense of humor. Money is the root of all evil. CAROL ANN MEYER General AII11Jl'll.0II : to be a nurse. Remembered for her laugh. g'Sure thing. JEUITH ANN MILLER Judy .... General AlIlblifl.0I1.' to be a nurse. Remembered as a cheerleader. Holy cowfi ROBERT MILLER Miller .... Vocational Ambition: to be an electrical engineer Remembered as one of the shop boys. 4'Every puppy has its dayf' Mi'l'lll'li Nl. XIOXMIK Hunk ..., llc-m-ral X1lIIlIl'fI'Ull.' ln he ai lIll'l'llilIllK'. lif'IlH'llllH'l'l'fl fur his n1isr'l1i0x'uus ways. Big sliilllmf-11 TIIONIAS C. 3lOX'l'CONIIiRY Tum .... College A171121-fl-lIl1.' lu Plll1'l' the- fir-ld rrllrL1Sll1GSS. lim-xm'mlwrwl l-4lI'l1lSlxl'll'llilllllf'S5. K1'l'Il1'nul.u IJUNALIJ XIOUIJY Dun .... fin-ru-ral f1lIll7l'fl.flll.' to han- ll Sllt'1'CSSflll Iiff-. ll:-mf-mln-ra'4l fu1'lliQql1i1'Ixsuxs. 'Wxfllx infill . Cklifll, XIUINQVXN lglIFIIlf'rs .f1l11l11'll'n11 .' lu lw il Ivzlvllf-1'. RCll16l11li1'I'f'tl for llffl' sf-lnml urlix itifls. Uh, wt-ll..- N , 4, NYll,I,l,'XXI Xlll.l,lfll llill .... 121-m-ral Klllllll-lI.lJlI.' hw lu' an 1l4'l'Ullil lil'Hli'lNlN'l't'1l lm' his nim-x lhvx Saul ll wvulrln I lu- fl fLI'1R'Xl,l1 NIUI Fl'I' lllllill Pllrlllf tl xaw. ww. Suapx .4.. fLc'ne'ral .'llI1l2I.fl40I1.' lu lu-mum' am zlvvul 1 ml mt lif'lllf'llllPt'l't'fl lwrhl-H111-fmIlr'. fQ1'l ulIl.N RXYXIUXIJ P. Xl0l l l'l' lilly .... Cf-m-ml f1lI1,1I'fI-UlI.' lu hc' an aulu INf'l'llEiIlli llf'n1f'mlw-rf-fl as lveing wry nivc-. hurl xuur zlwtur. li,'XliICX XIUl,l.IS f.nllf'g1v .'1lIIl?l'fI'UlI.' lu Inf-fhmllv an I4-z1r'lwl'. , 4 llm1wl11lwl'1'rl fur llt'l' niu- Ilt1I'4lPIl'llllX nclllfllll'lIJSlllUSt?Ml10llK'll 1 lhvmsf BRUCE MOTIS General AlI1I1I.fI.0l1.' to be a veterinarian. Remembered for his pleasant ways Au: come on. JANET PAY MYERS Red .... Vocational .'1771bl.fi0Il.' to be a heautician. Remembered for her athletic ability. 6'Do unto others as you would ha unto you DAVID NANDOR Dave .... College Ambition : to be a chemical engine Remembered for his quietness. Cool your motorf, THOMAS A. NEVINS Tom .... Vocational Ambition: to have a successful life Remembered for his shy manner. '6He who hesitates is lostf' ve others do er it 1 'N Z ei r 3. I.. v I y , 1 sg- - ' . 4. if ' A ii.'?e i'5fa,. its DENNIS D. NICHI Wheels .... Vocational Ambition: to be an electrical engineer. Remembered for being shy. All work and no play makes Jack boyf' ANDY OLIVER General Ambitioiz: to be a success in life Remembered for his mischievousness Aw, come on, man. BARBARA JOAN OLLINGER Babs .... College Ambition : to be a fashion designer Remembered for her attractiveness 6'Boy, I donlt know what to tell youf, LAWRENCE O'TOOLE Clancy .... College Ambition: to be an electrical engineer. Remembered for his friendly ways. 6'Not for school, but for life we learn. a dull -4. X , fs 11 Z' DONNA PANSINO General x -Q? 3 Ambition: to be an interior decorator. Remembered for her quietness. I give up, what?,' CAROL ANN PATTISON Business Ambition: to work at West Penn. Remembered for her happy disposition. Holy smokesf, GEORGE PAVLO Yudo .... General Ambition: to go to college. Remembered for his interest in motorcycles. Play it cool. MARTHA PEAKE Marty .... College Ambition: to become a nurse. Remembered as being helpiu 'Tm confused. I and considerate. ff 3 an WILLIAM GUS PAGONIS Gus .... College Ambition: to go into business administration Remembered as C.H.S.,s contribut and Roll. g'They dared mef' ROBERT PAIG Mumly .... General ion to Rock Ambition: to become a veterinarian. Remembered for his mischievous ways. Thats lifef, DANIEL LANE PALMER Butch .... General Ambition: to go to college. Remembered for his bass voice I could care lessf, MARTIN I. PALUSO Marty .... General Ambition: to become an electrician. Remembered for his quiet ways. nHi, theref' PS II! ROBERT E. PEFFER Peff .... General Ambition: to be an English teacher. Remembered for being friendly. l'So whatfi ROBERT PELTOXEN Tiger .... General Ambition: to be a success in life. Remembered for his trumpet playing. Live while you live. and when you done with itfl WANDA V. PENSIS Business Ambition .' to become a secretary, die be Remembered for her pleasing personality. No kidding. BARBARA JEAN PETRILAK Barb .... College Ambition: to be a success in life. Remembered for her sweet personality. 'GGod make me worthy of my friendsf' As 55 Sl fo-'J if RONALD A. PETRUCCI Row .... General Ambition: to be an electronics technician Remembered for his smile. '6Get outf, DONNA LEE PIERCE Business Ambition: to become a success. Remembered for her quiet ways. You're so dumb. DON PORRECA General Ambition: to have a successful life. Remembered for his nice personality. 'iYou know what I mean. ELEANORE KAY PORTER Ellie .... College Ambition: to become a teacher. Remembered for her swimming ability. I could care less. Cl 'wif LOUIS RAMICONE Louie .... General Ambition: 'to join the air force. Remembered for his sense of humor. He who hesitates is lostf, EILEEN LOUISE RAY Ei .... General Ambition: to become a secretary. Remembered for her pony tail. Think I care?,, CHARLES JOSEPH RAYMOND Chuck .... College Ambition: to become a metallurgist Remembered for his gift of gab. I wanna thank you, pretty baby. RALPH RAYMOND General Ambition: to go to college. Remembered for his pleasing disposition. Bring on the women. SUSAN PORTER Suz .... College Ambition: to be a bacteriologist. Remembered as editor of the Cougar Courier 'iNever regret the past, just learn from it.', EILEEN RAISRECK Raisin .... General Ambition : to be a secretary. Remembered for her slow Walk. HI don't caref, WILLIAM RAISBECK Raise .... General Ambition: to go to college. Remembered for his football ability. 4'Have fung you'll never get out of JOHN RAKOSKY ,lack .... College Ambition: to become a priest. Remembered for his intelligence I donlt knowf, it alive 7 -Rr IHXXII1 llllllfi ,-, llfn. . . lwmml lmlfzlz Hn: tw lu- am mlxr'1'I1-ln vxwllllxf-, Ilfm.-mmm.-ll41411.-11.-111 l WWI f 5lll'v' Nlll'l' Nllll' -Q.. Iii lXlI1lI Nl I- nl-1x'xl,x W Q ul .,.. 4,1-m-ml lull lflflll' in lwwflm- lm f lf mn nt ux If-mln-1 x 1 Q. lu 111'-lnl-mf-ll lm lll'l' llI'l'llX 4l1-Iln l :wlll1l1'1l1n-lr'-- Il XIXIS mv l In nll-Illn--N llllll llmflf '- lu ln 4 mm- il Fl'l'l'l'lill'X lulm'l1llv1'l'c-el lwl llxx'lXN1lxvll1 lux lwxl. . 1 lx-fp llu llll llllll' :xllvaul ul' ywu zlml ilu- l1.l1l mf xx ill l lll I..-lmmll. l'X'l'lllllIX ll XX HIICS I l llll .... Lnlll--1 lmlf D ilinu : 5 lu lullx musu' lu mn-mln-rn-nl lm' lu-1' 5 .g. m-1-l Sl!IllQ'. XMI lm nllmml lllll lm' lllv nl' lt'ill'll. RW X al Q we K. '-1 4 2 SAXIJHA-X Rllflfl lf Samly . . . lrI'Ilt'fill :l111l11Al14n11.' lu lwzll4'lt'1rll1ulh-nlb1'l'1llul'. Hvl11v1nlw1'ul fur lu-r wwf- ul llll!llHl'. lllrlf WINS. PAH I. lilSlxlCY Gem-ral qln1l11'I1'ul1.' lu In-11 rLl1'4'l'S4. llvl11v111ln-11-ll lu Sun-. ll XHIH IIIYX 1 llix lui:-mlly IIILIIIIICII l.lll4'lx . . . lr4'1ll'l'ill .lllllllflflllf ll. 'wr' llu- lll'll'lllf'N. j . lu'111f-lllln-H-ll l-lr lllx Im.-..f1l1v lllllflufllx lli. llu-rw-,U l!UXl'l'X lil Dlllllli llwmln- ,... l:llNllll'NN lulellvlllvxl-a'1'Igt'lill'N. llzllfzllffrlf --' lle'lylf'Illln'la-nl Lb lull'-lllvlll ul l X llla1l N lllr-. 'vi it TERRY ROY General Amlnilion: to be a history teacher. Remembered for his crazy antics. Go fly a kite. DOLORES ROZZI Dolly .... General Ambition : to he an English teacher. Remembered for her sweet smile. Out of schoolis life into lifeis schoolf' SALVATORE RLVSSO Sal .... General Anzbilion: to be a jet pilot. Remembered for his good looks. Like crazyfi CAROLYN Llfll RYAN Rye .... General Ambition .' to be a dancer. Remembered for her sense of humor. 4'To have a good friend. you must first he a good friendf' RICHARD RORERTS 'twang .... General Anzlrilion: to he a suveess. Remembered for his quiet manner. hxow donit get exr'it0rl.U ROBERT L. RUCK Roh .... Yowational f1lI11lI.ff0II.' to lie a suwess. Re-nwinlrered for elf-vtronic' ability. lf tlivn-'s a ss ill. the-rc's 1 way. JOHN F. ROHITO Melvin Nlad .... General f1IIIlIflIiUlI.' to work for l.R.ll. Reine-mlmered for his trumpet playing. Gi-1 out. RICHARD LEE ROTHERANI Dick .... General Anzbilion: to be an linfzlish teacher. Remembered for his friendly personality. 4'Get outfi Y' 'D 5 1.015 5.-Xllliti I.: :.... Business :Inzl1il1A011.' tu lie a ?t't'I't'ILlI'f. l'leIi1eli1lue-11-cl for her quiet vuive. Gee whiz. XllflilIlLI:E Si-XNIJICIIS twlieral .'IIIII1I'ffUll.' In he a teavlier. Renieinlwerecl for her smile. What am I giving to mlfff' AN NA lJAl.E S.-XNTINI his .... tit-neral .fIlr1121'I1'ol1.' tu he a It'ill'llt'f. , lielilvriiln-i't-tl fm' her pl:-using clispusitiori. l flun't care. JUSICPII S.-XNTO Jay .... General .'IIIl1ll'lt0l1.' to he wealtliy. llernemheretl fur his I!llSI'llIf'YtJUS ways. I vuulfl care lessfl EILEEN LOUISE SCACCIA General i4llllll,fl'0ll.' to become a commercial artist. Reine-mliered for her shy. quiet ways. Of all the gallf' F. RICHARD SCHANNING College Am 111511-011 : tu he a journalist. Remenilierecl for his constant laughing. Nliungaloing toads. W I LLI A Nl H. 5C0'l l' St-ntty .... General Q m wi inn: U ina 'c Hum ffrac es in iiffi sr- lf X l t t lt g lg l l gl l Renienilwrffcl fur his nies' rlothes. Ili. gangf' IH-KN Shtflllff Sf-4-li .... Business KIIIIIII-fllllllf tu he an airline hustess. Rc-inenilierefl for her engaging laugh. Is that su. Ji-UIES CI. SIIONIAN ,lim . .... Gem-ral .f1ll1lf1'I1'0l1.' lu ln- an air pilot. lim-im-riiln-ri-il fm'l1isi1i1'm-xsavs. 'l'alw im-lu yui1i'lm-z11l4'1'.u S'l'lfl.I,.-X Nl Xlillf SINISIC Slush .... Ccm-ral .'1IIllIIiffUIl.' lu iw a sum-1-ss. Rr-liiellilicn-rl lor her sm-r-t smile limi almut that? liUHlfR'l' SlXlx Sinkcr .... ffullvgc- ,'lr11f11'I1'm1.' lu lu' a sc'ic-utisl. lic-im-inlu-ri-il fur his plc-asant personality. yuu stay. I'iK'l'liltIlX .NNN SXIIQIMSKI l'a1l .... X iwatmual 'flIllIffI'0ll.' lu lu- a hcautii-ian. lim-im-nilwn-ml fur her laugh. 'ilillillli l'1l1ll.u 'l'ln- smmvr x-lu gn-I mi Ihr' ficlcl. the- ln IVRIQIIIQRICK SHlfNll l'Il lfrm-cl .... Com-ral ,'iIII,1I'lf0II.' In lu- a mef'hanim'. H4-im-inlicrvml fur his quit-tnvss. llc who laughs last. laughs lmsl. JOHN SEPT X5 Cvneral ,'llIIlllifIiOlI.' lu Qiwin the- air l-1Pl'f'l'- lin-lm'inlu-rm-fl liar his hive- pm-rsunalily Win 11-it? Nl.'XlllfLlNlf IiI.IiN.'X SEZ.-XWYICH Nlail .... Vin-atimial 'lr11liil1'm1.'tuln-aln-autirfiau. R1'IIl1'llllN'l't'll fur hm' su 1-4-I laugh. Nl4-rvy l.lflf lflliii,-Xlill SHELL lm '.... Cullvgv .'llIIl1lilI'0lI.' lu lu- an artist. Rc-l1wlnl1e1'e-cl liar his nice l'lHll10S. Huwlli1'0ful'yull.i' . Qi ARTA LOU SMITH Ting .... General Ambition: to become a secretary. Remembered for her friendly personality. l get left out of everythingf' JAMES SNOW Jim .... College Ambition: to be a doctor of medicine Remembered for his pleasantness. What a blastf' RAYMOND C. SNYDER Ray .... College Ambition: to be a teacher. Remembered as editor of this yearbook. g'G0od morning, faculty and studentsfi ROBERT H. STEVENSON Bob .... College Ambition: to be an engineer. Remembered for his pleasant disposition. CC 5 7 Geeeee . A . 13 O ,K i 44 ,V PAUL STRELICK College Ambition: to be a scientist. Remembered for his pleasing personality. uCool your motor. DOLORES SUTHERLAND Do .... College Ambition: to be an artist. Remembered for her personality. 4'Oh, floopsfi ALBERT THIRY Al .... General 'Q Ambition: to be a professional basketball player. Remembered for his basketball ability. L'That's not right. Goochfi DONNA GRACE THOMAS General Ambition: to have a successful life. Remembered for her quietness. Hlfm a monkeyis uncle. GERMAINE TURTZER Gerry .... Business Ambition: to be an airline hostess. Remembered for her sense of humor. HI could care less. JOSEPH JAMES TURTZER Clutch .... General Ambition: to get a good job. Remembered for his music ability. Be yourselff' PEARL MARIE URBANOWICZ General Ambition: to be a secretary. Remembered for her personality. uGee whizf, PATRICIA ANN VANASCOTTE Patty .... Business Ambition: to be a secretary. Remembered for her nice ways. Not really. SUZANNE THOMSON Suz .... College Ambition: to become a veterinarian. Remembered for her friendly disposition Heavenly dayfl DANIEL TOMCHAY Dan .... General Ambition : to be a chemist. Remembered for his corny jokes If at first you don't succeedg you're averagef' LIRERO TREMONTI Lee .... General Ambition: to become a hairdresser Remembered for his crazy antics. Nothing does it like T-Upf, PAUL TUREK College Ambition .' to be an engineer. Remembered for his love of sports C' s Mliliatis nicef' i A, tl.. t yis A. 1 ' . . st, - .. V 4 . about CAROL 'YHRNIIJ-I fmllvgt' plr11f11'f1'r111.' l1rlIt'8Il artist. Hs-riwiiiln-i'e-fl fur hc-r nim- Sniilc. Kiln liutifu ClQlIlQl.IfX YIfSlfl,lLfX Tully .... Cvm-ral ,-1111111411011 .' tu lu- il St'l'l't'liiI'X. RFIlll'Illllt'f0fl for hm' quietness, I clig yu. XlgXlUORllf YULUSIX Nlargif' .... Busine .4111 blilfllll : to he 21 Svcrvtary. Rcniffniborefl for her nice personality 4-xii-Q. NANCY AHLENE WA-XGGONER Business filllllliffllllf to he a telephone operator Rernernherccl as a cooperative worker. HL .xx CH.-XliLOT'l'lf HAY WAl,'l'lCR Char .... V01-atinnul ,4lI11lIifl'UlI.' tu lw 21 l1t'ZlllliI'ltlIt. S Hviiieriilwrffcl for hor vruzy antivs. 0h. Sugar. B.-XRH.-XRgX WEBER Barh .... College ,'1I7lb'l'fl'OIl.' tu lw a tcavlxcr. Re-nie-rnherefl for he-r silly laugh. I could care less. NIA-'xlll1l.lXh WEBER Mail .... Business ,'1U1!II'fl4fll1.' lu niarry' a niilliunairc Rf-Im'inlw1'z'4l fur hr-r frif-nflly' Ind I gin- up. arf- iw? SAM PEL G. WESTW00 ll Wings .... fivm-rail A77lbli1l'0II.' to he an erigiiwer. INN Rt'IHf'IUlll'l'91l as thi- nnly pilut in his 0h.n1,. BEATRICE WOLFE Bea .... General Ambition : to be a nurse. Remembered for her nice smile. 4'Early to bed and early to rise makes a man healthy, wealthy, and wisef' ALAN BAILEY WOOD Woody .... General Ambilion: to be a metallurgist. Remembered for his personality. CGGee 77 THOMAS WOOLSLAYER Wcarmcly' .... General Ambition: to go to College. Remembered for his sense of humor. Think it'Il rain? E. RONALD YVYNE Ron .... Vocational Ambition: to further his eiectrical education. Remembered for his shop ability. g'Heck on youf' DARLENE WICKERHAM Dar .... Business Ambition: to be a secretary. Remembered for her pleasant smile. 'CI don't know. ROGER G. WILLIAMS Rog .... General Ambition: to be an automotive stylist. Remembered for his nice manners. G'Hi, therefi ROBERT LYNN WILSON Wils .... General Ambifion: to be a stock car driver. UDon't take any wooden yen. EILEEN JOAN WILTZ I .... Vocational Ambilion: to be a beautician. Remembered for her quiet ways. 4sGad.w V 2 JOANNE YEAGER Jo .... Business Ambilion: to have a successful life. Remembered as the head majorette. Well, l'll tell you. WAYNE ZANARDELLI Ramo .... General Ambition : to get a good education. Remembered for his sense of humor. Get out. FRED ZAPH Junior .... General Remembered for his congeniality. Look. but don't touch. ALEXANDRA ZELENI Alex .... General Ambition : to become a teacher. Remembered for her nice ways. Hwhat to do? CHARLES DOUGLAS ZIMMERMAN Zim .... General Ambition: to be a stock car driver. Remembered for his friendliness UAW, shut upf' EDWARD ZIPPAY Zip .... College Ambition: to become a doctor. Remembered for his fine basketball ability Play it coolf, VIVIENNE LEE ZOREK Viv .... College Ambilion: to be a teacher. Remembered for her intelligence You're in bad shapefl STEVE ZKBRIC Zeke .... General flmbilion: to be successful in life. Remembered for his nice personality. Frisko.f, Gettmg Ready for Commencement A of a udden lt 1 t1me to he n1ea u d for capa a11d own From now on the weeke and months lweeome hort and one das we xwlll reallze that at laat QCDIOIS haxe reached t e1r lat dax of Chool And o one p a e enda and another one he 111 Well Hr Nlalalt how blg do semors head get? How about 1t Dolore 7 The Commencement speaker thli xear 1 a xers Qpeclal one We are proud to present NIR HLBERTI TEITELBALNI Lmted btates Attornex We tern D1 trxct of Penmxlx an1a Pm bur h Penn slxanla And Qomethtn else for wxhlch HL BILRT I I I' l FFLBALNI flharlerm H1 h Sc hool Graduate Clais of 1935 84 xt Q are proud . . 1 .,,. .ll S , ' 's ' ' S re rr ' Q ' ' - Z, -. - ' h' S ' S . , S h s 01010, ' . .fer er Q, , w p - K. - , A . . ' ' ', S . ' , sl ' Q ' 'S 1 ' ' ' y . . ' . S S ' -' ' . E G Q- n . . L. . l u f ' '- V1 . - ,. e . A tr - 1 I' Q -L+-L ..........L RAYNIOND SNYDER BARBARA PFTRILAK Edltor ln Chlef of the Vlemolr All round Student Class Plax Class Plas Youth Speaks -J? I l .C T JOYCE MELI JOE MALAK DAR. Awafd President of Student Council Class Play I Speak for Democracy JANET DeSTEFON JAMES BLCHAINAIN Class Vlce Presldent Rensselaer Award ueen of the Jumor Prom .,....L JAMES SNOW SUSAN PORTER Youth Speaks Editor-in-Chief of Couoar Courier Cla-s Play National Merit' Scholarship Forensics Bausch and Lomb Award MICHAEL BITSKO GARY HOGAN All Iound Athlete All round Athlete JOHN RAKOSKY PETE KALAMARAS Nahonal Nlerlt Scholarshxp Class Presldent PALI HLBINOIN JOY CF ll ZY Xlr Nluslc Man of C H S Vocal 'Vluslc PETE GOINIARAC PAUL STRELICK Football Great of C H S Football Scholarshlp Q 3 S I i y U 5 r K, 1 A Q A l l l ' t I - . .tt 3 Ack, Edward Agamedi, Sandra Alberto, Stella A. Anders, Judith Arrigo, Frances Baer, Margaret Baker, Donald Bastin, Richard Bayley, Linda Kay Beck, Janet Bedford, Nadine Bedford, Norine Beebe, Betty Behanna, Harold Behrendt, William Belski, Mary Ann Bertocci, Judith Beveridge, Margaret Bitonti, Nancy Jane Bitsko, Michael Boda, Joan Bohlander, Sandra Boncarosky, Myron Booth, Gary Bradley, Brenda Brandeburg, Virginia Bruce, Kenneth Brudnak, Marlene Senior Activities Executive Committee 11, 12, Business Staff 11, 12, Business Staff Manager 12, Secretary of Class 12 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, Business Staff 11, 12, Chorus Cougar Courier 10, 11, 12, Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, Business Staff 11, 12, Executive Committee 11, 12, Girls' Basketball 10, 11 Girls' City League 10, 11, 12 Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 12, Girls' Chorus 10, 11, 12, Girls' En- semble 11, Mixed Ensemble 12, Class Play 12 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, Business Staff 11, 12, Youth for Christ 11, 12 Girls' Basketball 10, 11 Student Council 10, Girls' Basketball 10, 11, 12, Girls' Chorus 10, 11, 12, Mixed Chorus 12, Girls' Ensemble 12, Business Staff 10, 11, 12 Girls' Chorus 10, 11, 12, Business Staff 11, 12, Girls' City League 10, 11 Student Council 10, Girls' Chorus 10, 11, 12, Girls' Basketball 10, 11, Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 12, Girls' Ensemble 11, Mixed Ensemble 12 City League Basketball 12, Key Club 11, 12 Business Staff 11, 12 Executive Committee 12, Girls' Chorus, Class Play 12 Girls' Basketball 11, 12, F.B.L.A. 12 Football 10, 11, 12, Basketball 10, 11, 12, Track 10, 11,, 12, Baseball 11, 12, Varsity Club 10, 11, 12, Executive Committee 10 Girls' Basketball 10, 11, 12 Tri-Hi-Y 10, Business Staff 11 Football 11, 12, Varsity Club 11, 12 City League Basketball 10, 11 Chorus 12, Girls' Basketball 10 Girls' Basketball 10 Girls' Chorus 12, Cougar Courier Typist 12 Brutout, Diana Brutout, Karen Buchak, Diane Buchanan, James Buchta, Susan Carlisle, Laura Carroll, Patrick Carson, Barry Ceci, Joan Celaschi, Carolyn Celaschi, Raymond Chacko, Barbara Charles, Curtis Chuhanic, John Clarke, Ann.e Connell, David Connor, Thomas Cooper, Sandra Cosgrove, Dallas Costanza, Nancy Cotton, Keith Coulter, Mabel Cox, Grace Crabb, Roy Crilley, Alice Dallaglio, David Dallaglio, Judith Davis, Nancy Deresh, Edwin DeStefon, Frank DeStefon, Janet DeVentura, Thomas Executive Committee 11, 12, Cougar Courier 10, 11, 12, Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 12, Girls' Chorus 10, 11, 12, Girls' Ensemble 10, Trio 10, 11, 12, Class Play 12 Girls' Chorus 10, 11, 12, Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 12, Girls' Ensemble 11, County Chorus 12 F.B.L.A. 12, Girls' City League, Stage Crew 12 Football 10, 11, 12, Basketball 10, Track 10, 11, 12, Varsity Club 10, 11, 12, Chemistry Club 12 Girls' Basketball 11 Cheerleader 10, 11, 12, Varsity Club 10, 11, 12, Business Staff 11, 12, Girls' Basketball 10, 11 Band 10, Chemistry Club 12, Student Council Executive Com- mittee 12 ' Key Club 12 Student Council 11, Business Staff 11, 12 Chorus 10, Library Club 12, Girls' Basketball 10, 11, 12 Band 10, 11, 12, Chorus 11, 12, Chemistry Club 12 Library Club 12 Basketball 10, Baseball 10 Mixed Chorus 10, Band 10, 11, 12, Student Council 10 Baseball 10, 11, Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 12, Mixed Ensemble 11, Boys' Quartet 11, 12, County Chorus 12 Trio 10, 11, 12, Girls' Chorus 10, 11, 12, Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 12, Girls' Basketball 10, 11, 12 Football 10, 11, 12, Varsity Club 10, 11, 12 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, Chorus 10, 11, 12, Student Council 10, 11, 12, Prom Committee 11 Baseball 10 Girls' Basketball 10 Memoir 11, 12, Girls' Chorus 11, Mixed Chorus 11, 12, Youth for Christ 11, 12 Business Staff 11 Student Council 10, Executive Committee 11 Girls' Basketball 10, Student Council 11, Class Play 12 Business Staff 11, 12, Girls' Basketball 10, 12, Youth for Christ 12 Key Club 11, 12 Football 10, 11, 12, Track 10, 11, 12, Varsity Club Student Council 10, Executive Committee 11, 12, Class Secretary 11, Class Vice-President 12, Student Council Executive Com- mittee 11, 12 DiPiazza, Ronald Dolan, Ronald Dragan, Clark Dubnansky, Sandra Ducoeur, Fred Dunkerton, Douglas Ehko, Carole Eley, Leonard Elias, lllene Ellison, Thomas Ercegovich, Rose Evans, Charles Farbaniec, John Farquhar, Kathy Farquhar, Wayne Fenchak, Jeffrey Ferrari, Emma Jean Fitzpatrick, Thelma Fox, Gail Fredrick, David Freeman, Lois Freville, Donna F rew, Gerald Gaskell, Nancy Gaskell, Theodore Geho, Priscilla Georgagis, Mary Gillon, John Glesk, Joseph Goimarac, Pete Goodboy, Philip Gottheld, William Gould, Janet Graves, Barbara Greco, Judith Grimm, Stanley Band 10, 11, 12, Chemistry Club 12 Key Club 10, 11, 12, Forensics 12, Chemistry Club 12, Baseball Manager 10, Varsity Club 10, Class Play 12 Football 10 Cougar Courier 10, 11, 12, Business Staff 11, 12 Key Club 10, Cougar Courier 10, 11 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, Forensics 11, Art Club 12 Stage Crew 12 Business Staff 11, 12, Student Council 12 Chorus 10, 11, 12 F.B.L.A. 12 Business Staff 11, 12, Cougar Courier 10, 11, Girls' Basketball 10, 11, 12 City League Basketball 12 Chemistry Club 12 Band 10, 11, 12, Majorette 10, Drum Majorette 11, 12, Execu- tive Committee 12 Girls' Basketball 10, 11 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, Business Staff 11, 12, Youth for Christ 11, 12, Executive Committee 12 Cheerleader 10, 11, 12, Varsity Club 10, 11, 12, Executive Committee 10, 11, Student Council 12, Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, Class Vice-President 11, Class Play 12 Girls' Chorus 10, 11, 12 Football 10, Varsity Club 10 Tri-Hi-Y 10, Band 10, Student Council 12 Cougar Mascot 10, 11, 12, F.B.L.A. 12, Varsity Club 10, 11, 12, Stage Crew 12, City League 11, 12 Cougar Courier 11, 12, Girls' Chorus 11, 12, Library Club 12 Football 10, 11, 12, Track 11, 12, Varsity Club 10, 11, 12 Band 10, 11, 12, Chemistry Club 12 Basketball 10, 11, Baseball 11, 12, Track 10, 11, 12 Business Staff 11, 12, F.B.L.A. 12 Girls, Chorus 10, 11, 12, Mixed Chorus 11, 12, Memoir 11, 12 Cougar Courier 10, 11, 12, Band 10, 11, 12, Majorette 11, 12 Guzy, Joyce Gysegem, Donna Habowski, Edwin Hans, Lawrence Harger, Dennis Harosky, Shirley Harper, William Hartman, John Hastie, Alfred Hazuka. Lorraine Hermen, Kathleen Hickman, Charlene Hindman, Doris Hodgson, Robert Hogan, Gary Hopton, Robert Horan, Penelope Horn, Charles Horner, Clarence Hostetler, Shirley Hough, Edward Hrutkay, Lucy Hubinon, Paul Jr. Hutchko, Tanya Jeffries, Alfred J obes, Donald Johnson, Eileen Johnson, William Jones, Brenda Jones, Letitia Jupin, Sandra J urczak, Frank Kalamaras, Pete Karlosky, Robert Trio 11, 12, Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, Cougar Courier 10, 11, 12, Youth for Christ 12, Student Council 10, 12, Chorus Accompanist 10, 11, 12, County Chorus 12 Tri-Hi-Y 10, Girls' Ensemble 11, Mixed Chorus 11 Memoir 11, 12, Tennis 11, 12 Band 10, 11, 12, Chemistry Club 12, Dance Band 11, 12 Varsity Club 10, 11, 12, Football 10, 11, 12, Track 11, 12 F.B.L.A. 10, 11, 12, Business Staff 11, 12 Baseball 10, City League Basketball 12 Youth for Christ 11, 12, Chorus 11, 12, Quartet 12, Student Council Executive Committee 12 Business Staff 11, 12 Business Staff 11, Girls' Basketball 10 Forensics 10, 11, 12, Business Staff 11, 12, F.B.L.A. Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 12, Girls' Chorus 10, 11, 12, Tri-Hi-Y 10, Band 10 Football 10, 11, 12, Baseball 10, 11, 12, Track 10, 11, 12, Varsity Club 10, 11, 12 Football 10, 11, 12, Basketball 10, 11, 12, Baseball 10, 11, 12, Varsity Club 10, 11, 12 Basketball 10, Track 10, 12, City League 11, 12 Business Staff 11, 12: F.B.L.A. 12 Chorus 10, 12, Mixed Ensemble 12, County Chorus 12 Track 11, 12, Basketball 12, Varsity Club 12 Basketball 10, 11, Key Club 10, Prom Committee 11 Mixed Chorus 10, 11. 12, Girls' Chorus 10, 11, 12, Cougar Courier 10, 11, 12, Girls' Basketball 10 Band 10, 11, 12 Forensics 10, 11, 12, Mixed Chorus 10, 12, Girls' Chorus 10, 11, 12, Student Council 11, Stage Crew 12 Key Club 10, 11, Chemistry Club, Cougar Courier 12 Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 12, Mixed Ensemble 11, 12, City League 11, 12 Chorus 11, 12, Business Staff 11, 12, Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12 Football 10, 11, 12, Baseball 10, 11, 12, Varsity Club 10, 11, 12 Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 12, Girls' Chorus 10, 11, 12, Business Staff 11, 12, Girls' Basketball 10, 11, 12 Tri-Hi-Y 11, Business 11, Mixed Chorus 11, 12 Girls' Basketball 11, 12 Football Manager 10. 11. 12, Class President 11, 12 Memoir 11, 12 Kaschok, Judith Kassler, Daryl Kelley, Paulette Kichinko, Carol King, Robert Kirby, Ellen Kite, Joseph Knight, Laurie Kniha, Charles Kokkila, Joyce Kolich, Carl Kortina, Thomas Kotcella, Shirley Kovall, John Krivacek, Patricia Kucherawy, Monica Latacki, Connie Latta, Robert Laughland, Sandra Leach, Judith Lessman, David Levkulich, Emil Levy, Sally Lichko, Stephania Lind, Roger Lipari, Vincent Lorenz, Julia Lorenzo, Janet Louis, Catherine Lucas, Paiil Lynch, Robert Maksemetz, Gerald Malak, Joseph Manzini, Terry Memoir 11, 12, Girls' Chorus 11, Girls' Ensemble 11, 12, Mixed Chorus 12, Library Club 12 Band 10, 11, 12, Chorus 11, 12, Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, Business Staff 11, 12 Cougar Courier 10, 11, 12, Business Staff 11, 12 Football 10, 11, 12, Baseball 10, 11, 12, Basketball 10, 11, 12, Varsity Club 10, 11, 12, Executive Committee 10, 11, 12 Girls' Chorus 12 Band 10, 11, 12, Chemistry Club 12, Tennis 11, 12 Band 10, 11, 12, Key Club 10, 11, 12, Track 11, 12, Tennis 12, Student Council 11, 12 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, Business Staff 11, 12 Radio Program 12, Forensics 12, Chemistry Club 12, Class Play 12 Business Staff 11 Football 10, Track 11, 12, Varsity Club 10, 11, 12 F.B.L.A. 11, 12 Student Council 10, F.B.L.A. 11, Business Staff 10, 11, 12, City League Library Club 12 Executive Committee 12, Baseball 10, 11 Business Staff 11, 12 Girls' Chorus 12 Band 10, 11, 12 Executive Committee 11, Cougar Courier Typist 12 Band 10, 11, 12, Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 12, Girls' Chorus 10, 11, Trio 10, 11, Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12 Band 10,.11, 12 Cheerleader 10, 11, 12, Varsity Club 10, 11, 12, Business Staff 11, Student Council 11, 12 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, Cougar Courier 10, 11, 12, Business Staff 11, 12, Girls' Chorus 10, 11 Basketball Manager 10, 11, 12, Varsity Club 12 Track 10, Class Play 12 Band 10, 11, 12 Basketball 10, 11, 12, Student Council President 11, 12, Varsity Club 10, 11, 12, Stage Crew 12 Matson. Gloria McClellan. David McCracken. Ronald McCuen. Karen Mt-Fall. Elizabeth Mclfeely, Mary McGaughey, Sandra McKenna. Caroline McKenna. Sandra McKita, Carol Meli. Joyce Nlelvin, Joseph Menyo, Richard ,Merlo, Richard. Meyer, Carol Miller, Judith Miller, Robert Miller, William Moffit, Gerald Moffit, Raymond Mollis, Karen Monack, Arthur Montgomery, Thomas Moody, Donald Morgan, Carol Motts, Bruce Myers, Janet Nandor, David Nevins, Thomas Nichi. Dennis Oliver, Andy Ollinger, Barbara O'Toole, Lawrence Tri-Hi-Y 10. 11. 12: Girls' Chorus 10. 11: Mixed Chorus 10, 11 Business Staff 11 Tri-Hi-Y 11. 12: Business 11, 12: F.B.L.A. 12 Cougar Courier 10. 11. 12: Business Staff 11, 12: Girls' Basket- ball Band 10, 11, 12 Executive Committee 10: Business Staff 11, 12: Student Council 12: City League 11 Mixed and Girls, Chorus 10, 11: Student Council 11, 12: Execu- tive Committee 12: Cougar Courier 10, 11, 12: Memoir 11, 12: Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12: Class Play 12 Baseball 10, 11, 12:,Varsity Club 10, 11, 12 'Prom Committee 1,1 1 Mixed Chorus and Girls, Chorus 11, 12: Band 10, 11, 12 Cheerleader 10, 11, 12: Mixed and Girls' Chorus 10, 11, 12: Executive Committee 12: Student Council 10 Kev Club 12: Mixed Chorus 12: Student Council Executive Com- mittee: Stage Crew Football 10, 11, 12: Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 12: Varsity Club 10, 11, 12 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11: Student Council 11: Executive Committee 10 11, 12: Girls, Chorus 12: Forensics 12: Library Club 12: Stage Crew 12 City League 12 Track 10: Varsity Club 10: Key Club 10, 11, 12: Forensics Debate Team 12 ' Chorus 10: Business Staff 11, 12: Student Council 12: Stage Crew 12 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12: Girls' Basketball 10, 11, 12 Tennis 10, 11, 12: Varsity Club 10. 11, 12 Volleyball 11, 12 Band 10, 11, 12: Tennis 10 Pagonis, William Paig, Robert Palmer, Daniel Paluso, Martin Pansino, Donna Pattison, Carol Pavlo, George Peake, Martha Peffer, Robert Peltonen, Robert Pensis, Wanda Petrilak, Barbara Petrucci, Ronald Pierce, Donna Porreca, Don Porter, Eleanore Porter, Susan Raisbeck, Eileen Raisbeck, William Rakosky, John Ramicone, Louis Ray, Eileen Raymond, Charles Raymond, Ralph Reeves, Ronald Revala, Carol Ries, Elaine Ries, Patricia Riffle, Sandra Riskey, Paul Riva, Harry Roberts, Bonita Band 103 Student Council 103 Executive Committee 113 Cougar Courier 11, 123 Stage Crew 12 Football 113 Baseball 113 Varsity Club 11 Chorus 10, 11, 123 County Chorus 12 Youth for Christ 113 Chemistry Club 12 Tri-Hi-Y 11, 123 Business Staff 113 F.B.L.A. 10 Cougar Courier 10, 11, 123 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 123 Executive Com- mittee 12 Band 10, 11, 123 Chemistry Club 12 Band 10, 11, 12S Baseball 10, 11, 12 Girls' Basketball 103 Business Staff 11, 12 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 123 Memoir 11, 123 Cougar Courier.10, 11, 123 Executive Committee 123 Class Treasurer 123 Student Council 113 Class Play 12 Football 103 Varsity Club 103 Student Council 113 Executive Committee 12 Chorus 10 Football 11 Executive Committee 103 Tri-Hi-Y 103 Forensics 10, 11, 123 Library Club 123 Mixed and Girls' Chorus 10, 11, 123 Girls' Ensemble 123 Class Play 12 Editor-in-Chief, Cougar Courier 123 Memoir 11, 123 Forensics 10, 11, 123 Girls' Chorus 11, 123 Girls' Basketball 113 Student Council Executive Committee Girls' Chorus 10 Football 10, 11, 123 Varsity Club 10, 11, 123 Track 10, 11 Chemistry 12 Football 103 Tennis 11, 123 Varsity Club 12 Girls' Basketball 10 Track 10, 113 Varsity Club 10, 113 Key Club 10, 11, 123 Chem- istry Club 12 Key Club 10, 11, 12 Basketball 103 Varsity Club 103 Executive Committee 10, 11 Library Club 123 Girls' Basketball 11 City League 10 Mixed, Girls' Chorus 11, 123 Mixed Ensemble 11, 123 County Chorus 123 Youth for Christ 11, 12 Library Club 123 Girls' and Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 123 Youth for Christ 123 F.B.L.A. 11, 12 Business Staff 11, 12, F.B.L.A. 11, 12 Roberts, Richard Rock, Robert Romito, John Rotheram, Richard Roy, Terry Rozzi, Dolores Russo, Salvatore Ryan, Carolyn Samec, Lois Sanders, Merrilee Santini, Anna Santo, Joseph Scaccia, Eileen Schanning, Richard Scott, William Sechez, Jean Seemuth, Frederick Seftas, John Sezawich, Madeline Shell, Lee Shoman, James Simsic, Stella Sink, Robert Smeloski, Patricia Smith, Arta Snow, James Snyder, Raymond Stevenson, Robert Strelick, Paul Sutherland, Dolores Thiry, Albert Band 10, 11, 12 Baseball 10, 11, 12, Varsity Club 12, City League Memoir 11, 12, Executive Committee 12, Tri-Hi-Y 11, Chorus 10, Business Staff 11, 12, Business Manager 12, Girls' Basket- ball 10, 11, Class Play Student Council 10, Chemistry Club 12 Chorus 10, Girls' Basketball 10, 11 Business Staff 11, 12, F.B.L.A. 11, 12, Stage Crew 12 Band 10, 11, 12, Girls' and Mixed Chorus 11, 12 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, Business Staff 11, 12 Track 10, 11, 12, Varsity Club 10, 11, 12 Girls' and Mixed Chorus' 11, 12, Girls' Ensemble 11, Mixed Ensemble 12 P.A. Announcer 11, 12, Forensics 11, 12, Radio Program 11, 12, Class Play 12 Baseball 10 Student Council 11, 12 Basketball 10, 11, Varsity Club 10, 11 Girls' Chorus 12 Art Club 12, Student Council 12, Executive Committee 11, Prom Committee 11 Track 11, 12, Varsity Club 11, 12, Key Club 10, 11, 12 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, Business 11, 12 Football 10, 11, 12, Varsity Club 10, 11, 12, Track 10, Class President 10 Chorus 10, Library Club 12, Girls' Basketball 10, 11, 12 Tri-Hi-Y 11, Girls' Chorus 12 Forensics 11, 12, Radio Program 11, 12, P.A. Announcer 12, Class Play 12 Editor-in-Chief, Memoir 12, Cougar Courier 11, 12, Student Council 12, Forensics 11, 12, Radio Program 12, P.A. An- nouncer 12, Class Play Student Council 10, 11, Football 10, 11, 12, Varsity Club 10, 11, 12 Football 10, 11, 12, Basketball 10, 11, 12, Baseball 10, 11, 12, Track 10, 11, Student Council 12, Executive Committee 10, Varsity Club 10, 11, 12 Student Council 10, 11, 12, Girls' and Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 12, Girls' Ensemble 11, 12, Library Club 12, Youth for Christ 12 Basketball 10, 11, 12, Varsity Club 10, 11, 12, Executive Com- mittee 11 Thomas Donna Thom on Suzanne Tomchay Danlel Tremontl Llbero Turek Paul Turtzer Cermalne Turtzer James Ufb3HOWlCZ Pearl Vanascotte Patrlcla Vernlle Carol Veselga Cecella Volosln Marjorle Waggoner Nancy Walters Charlotte Weber Barbara Weber Madellne Westwood Samuel WlCkCIh8m Darlene W111l3mS Roger Wllson Robert Wlltz Elleen Wolfe Beatrlce Wood Balley Woolslayer Thomas Wyne Everett Yeager Joanne Zanardelll Wayne Zaph Fred Zelem Alexandra Zlmmerman Charles Trl H11 11 12 lworenslcs 11 Chemlstry Club 12 lixecutlse Commlttee 10 Chemlstrs Club 12 Track 10 11 12 Var lts Club 10 11 12 Vlajorette 10 11 12 Ba11d10 11 12 Cou ar Courler 11 12 Executlxe Commlttee 10 Band 10 11 12 Clts League 11 Clrls Basketball 12 Buslne s Staff 11 12 F B L A 12 Trl H1 Y 10 11 Glrls and Mlied Chorus 10 11 12 Trl H1 Y 11 12 Glrls Basketball 11 12 Llbrary Club 12 Buslness Staff 11 Glrls Basketball 10 Band 10 11 Band 10 11 12 Trl H1 Y 10 11 12 Football Manacer 11 Student Councll 11 12 Executlxe Commlttee 10 11 Football 10 11 12 Track 10 Varslty Club 10 11 12 Chorus 11 12 Band 10 11 12 Head Vlajorette 11 12 Student Councll 10 12 FBLA 10 Chorus 11 Footballll 12 TCHHIS 11 12 Varslty Club 11 12 Football 10 Varslty Club 10 Key Club 12 Executlve Com mlttee 10 Student Councll 10 Trl H1 Y 11 Glrls Basketball 10 11 Zlppay Edward Basketball 10 11 12 Track 10 Varsity Club 10 11 12 Zorek VIYICDHC Buslness Staff 11 12 Trl H1 Y 10 11 12 Zubrlk Stephen L f f 1 X x A Jar XX 1. ff 'M Qs ff -- 2 Gmgix an 841 2,24 . 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A 7 - A -,Aff , XXX L-K ' R 5 - L i 1 hi ' ' ' V 2 gi . gg Q-N Q ' '-.3 .Q '3 V. . 5 -r 'Q ophomores Victor Spridik, Gwendolyn Stonfvr, Geraldine Swango, Sharon Syes. Jack TL-drow, Anthony Telegrapllis. Duane Tener Thomas Tippins, Kathleen Torrenvv. .lamf-s Vandermer. Donna Vanlmvr. .lohn Vcrkle-en-n, Linda Vezzetti, Susan Waddell x x - X John Wilkinson, Lee Weinzen, Dennis Weik, Dempsey Welsh. Rita Wick. Carol Willey, Donna Wilson Kenneth Waltz, Tamara Wineland. Irene Zelem. Ruth Ann Zippaygllary Lou Zollars ALSO NIENIBERS OF THF SOPHONIORF CLASS i eee Qtuclenti is ere a i ent xx hen lndlx ldual picture were taken FIRST ROW: Sam Rugell. Alan Mil- ler. Martha Blcluuckie Steven Zuraw. Benny Flemminr SECOND ROYY: Charle: Hart. Ihilii '51 Janis-s S cl an anim Lixie 'ie R KAUAI NHHAU f -x,-,. S-'fx--y.s,,N-z, W WW Activities 1 gn' Cougar Courier OID Nl ICNIIEERS FIRST ROW: B. Petrilak, W. Pagonis, S. Porter, Mrs. Steiner lSpons0r?, P. Sagoci, L. Hrutkay, A. Jeffries, R. Snyder SECOND ROW: C. Louis, S. Duhnansky, C. McKenna, J. Anders, J. Orem, J. Cuzy, G. Turtzer, C. Kichinko, D. Brutout, M. Peake, J. Heli THIRD ROW: R. Applhuum, B. Cantoni, C. Delfnger, S. Levy, M. Ceorgagis, D. Mayerchak, M. Surovchak, C. Costanzu, S. Laughland, P. Roberts P. Sugoci, A. Jeffries, S. Porter, C. Pagonis, L. Hrutkay EDITORS OF THE COUGAR COKRIER Elllifllf-1-Il-Chl'f'f .Yeuxs Editor Feature Editor Sporls Editors Susan Porter Lucy Hrutkay Peri Sagoci Al Jeffries and Gus Paggunis Cougar Courler taff Edzlor ln Clue 5115311 Porter NCILS El1lf0r Lugx Hrutkay Feature Edztor Perl SHUOCI Sports Edzlors Al ,Ieffrles Gus Pa,.onls Typzsts Sandra Lau hland Sally Leu Facully Alll1S6f ffougar Courzerl Nlr Fthel Stelner Faculty Adzzser fBuszness Sta j Nlr Andrew Solau The Coucar Courler publlshed monthly IS the currellt news a ent for C H S s staff IS made of seyeral parts all workln to ether smoothly ln order to aChl6VC the best posslble publlcatlon The edltor ln chlef 15 responslble for orvanlzlnc, and synchronlzlnv the varlous phases of the paper Plctures must be taken deadllnes must be met the dummy must be made up and proofs must be read The news edltor makes up a llst of artlcles and asslvns them to the staff members The alm of the news staff 15 to brlnt, accurate and prompt accounts of the happenln s 1n the school system The feature edltor and staff are responslble for artlcles of student llfe Athletlc ey ents both lntramural and lnterscholastlc are reported by the sports staff Scores and statlstlcs are recorded under the QUPCTYISIOII of the sports edltors The Buslness Staff IS also a part of Publlcatlons They procure advertlsements for both the Cou ar Courler and the Memolr They also are ln char e of the sale of the newspaper and handle flnanclal deals for the yearbook They help to make both publlcatlons posslble lVlrs Stelner IS the very capable faculty advlser of the Cou ar Courler and Mr Solan effectlx ely ruldes the actlyltles of the Buslness Staff NEW NIENIBERS il FIRST ROW T Nlancuso, S Hogan, C Porter, G Cuzy, D Creenawalt, NI Chambless SECOND ROW P Dudas, K Torrence, 'NI NIcCleary, .l Dunegan, C Wllnkovlch, A Mlller, B Sowden THIRD ROW S Klng,,I Peters, C Paluso,T Case, S Shlre, V Hrutkay Business Staff SENIORS FIRST ROW S Laughland C Veselga C McKenna .I Bertoccx C Morgan ,I Anders SECOND ROW B Gales C Hlckman NI McFeely C Klchlnko Mr Solan fsponsorj J Blggle .I Could C Boscan C Kucherawy THIRD ROW V Zorek P Kelley J Kokklla L Hazuka B Jones S lVIcCaughey B Colombme .IUNIORS SECOND ROW E Johnson 5 Harosky P Horan L Bayley Mr Solan fsponsorl L Samec .I Cecx A Salllllll S Slmslc THIRD ROW N Bedford L Carllsle K Farquhar W Pensls C Louls S Albero S Agamedl, N Bedford FIRST ROW: S. Dubnansky, C. McKita, D. Rozzi, I. Elias, N. Davis, B. Roberts Senior Class Pla iv rv HJ. 3 Q Wff-V J R Dolan M BCNPI'ldgC FIRST ROW D Brutout J Snow E Porter ,I Dallagllo C Kolxch L Freeman SECOND ROW R Petrllak R Lynch D ROZZ1 R Snyder M Baer R Qcllannlng ,l Hell A CASF OF SPRINGTINIIL The sunor class play thls xear was A Case of bprln tlme bx Chrlstopher Qcr el Thls plax IS a comedy ln three acts and takes place ln the l1XlIl room of the Parker home lhe tlme 1 the present 1n earlx sprm It was produced and sta ed bx the speech department of Charlerol H1 h School The entlre productlon was under the xerx capable drrectlon of 'Vlr Caruso 4-5- X 'N rs Caruso tht dlrectre The cast 1n the order of their appearance was as fo on Bob Parlter Urs Parlter Belly Parker Dzcltze Parlter Green alnclercon loan Mlberrzalmr Edrlze elbernafter Louella llr lbnrnaf-ter l ri H zmvztzf Urs james Urs H111 Plaznsclothes Van llzss Brzght Rax mond gm der Dlana Brutout Loxs Freeman Ronald Dolan Nlar aret Bexerld L loxce Nlell Robert lxnch 'Nlar aret Baer Carl lx wlnh Dolore Rona ludrth Dalla lm Barbara Petrllak Rlcharcl qchannln Pleanore Porter t , r' z 63 f 1 . I Dj ' A 1 X c- -W .. . , N. A' ' u , f D' ' xl' 'Q' .D : Y. ,.. , . , . ' , . ' , . , ' ., : . , . ' , . , . ' ., . ' , . . , . A , . , A . ' Y Q l J . l B M X . x Y . Y v ,Q 5 - . gl. ,. Y . M, Q ' .f . X' C I I . .U . . ' C . V ' c c ll 'sz X p .lIr. Parker 7 , , , James Snow X 3 , A . T7 ' A ' x' ' - ,,,, H N Y D, . A L i i I gl ' ' gl X A . V iiii ir i ii x A I U f ' ' ' ' F' X l ff . f - - ' A - '- ' -' l' ff' t1 f S . ' 4, A H H ' ca' , ' A '- c- ' 2 ,l .. ,, , a ' ' ss With the Class Play at Rehearsals 1 Oh my, look out for that egg, Ray. And it is Mr. Abernakefs best hat, too. Come on, ladies, give out with a little smile. Q, Oh no, not another trick, Ray. Every Tuesda and Thursday Nights FIRST ROW: P. Cello, D. Buvhuk, T. Hutchko, K. Mollis SECOND ROW: L. Eley. W. Pagunis, L. Same-C, C. Morgan, W. Miller, J. Malak n-fr' Come on, boy, you come with me. eff 's. J Gee, you're strong, Dickie. Kira. Curusds favorite rehearsal partner l2I tudent Counczl Executwe Commtttee sb FIRST ROW S Porter J Yeager B Roberts Mrs Nlartmo fSponsorJ ,I LorenLo R Martlno ,I Meh Kucherawy The purpose of the Student Louncll IS to gxve the students an opportumty to express themselves ln the operatlon of the school and to plan and execute soclal HCUYIIICS for the school It helps to coordmate the affalrs of the clubs and helps to promote thelr pro rams The Student Councll IS the clear1n house for all students ldC3S plans and purposes The Student Councll has provlded a student center pay telephone school hand book hall trafflc laws and an aCtlV1tlCS txmetable for the convenlence of the students The Student Councll Fvecutne Commlttee IS composed of one representatne from each club class executne commlttee and extra currlcular actlnty Its purpose IS to coordmate the varlous soclal actlutles of the school to act as a steerm, commlttee for the agenda to be brought before the Student Councll as a whole and to serve IH a l1a1son capaclts between actnxtw sponsors and the Student Councll ff O ' 'U il 'T .4 ' ' 1 O 1 'Ji , t 1 ' 1 N 'QA' , 43 SECOND ROW: L. Brett, W. Miller, A. Hastic, P. Carroll, R. Snyder, J. Spallino, .l. Malak, C. g . h. . . g , . , , f . 17 5 l Tri-Hi-Y C. Wright, C. Coslanza, J. Meli, J. Kokkila, B. Petrilak, M. Peake OFFICERS President . ,.,,,. ..,.,.,.,,..,,.,,.,.. .,,.,,..,,.. J 1 wyce Meli Vice-President ,... ....,.. B arbara Petrilak Secrelary .. ,.,, . Catherine Wright Treasurer ,.,.,,,,.,..,,,,,,,,,,,,.,, .,.... C ar0IyI1 COSIaI1ZH Corresponding Secretary .... .. .... . Joyce K0kkiIa Chaplain YYYYYYVYVA, ,,,YYYYYY,YYA,,Y,,, , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,rr,,,, . , Martha Peake Sponsors . . . Mrs. Martino, Miss Sciabica FIRST ROW: Mrs. Martino 4SponsorJ, King, B. Sowden, B. Cantoni, B. Columbine, C. Briggs S. Carly, Miss Sciahica 4Spons0rJ SECOND ROW: S. Sinkiewich, J. Pivovarnik, J. Myers, J. Kostolansky, J. Lang, J. Toth, B. Gray C. Troiano THIRD ROW: D. Creenawalt, B. Dalrympie, D. Crow, T. Mancuso, S. Dougherty, M. Stetz, C Boscan, B. Jobes FOURTH ROW: M. Parks, A, Stillitano, P, Dooley, C. Wilburn, D. Parkins I24 1 Tri-Hi-Y FIRST ROW D Pansmo M Peake B Petrllak J 'Hell C Wrlght C Costanza E Johnson SECOND ROW Nlrs Martmo fSponsorl S Albero J Myers G Matson C Fox ,l Kokklla E Wllll N Waggoner Wires Sclablca fSpons0rD THIRD ROW V Yorek S Llchko C Loul A Santml L Bayley S 'NIcCaughey D Thoma P Kelley FOURTH ROW C Erbe B Procko L Lammay D Blerer R Zlppay .l Roberts C Mafk0V1lCh B Colun The Trl H1 Y I5 a lrls sernre or anlzatlon whose mam purpose IS to create malntaln and extend throu hout the home school and communltx hl h standards of Chrlstlan Character The motto of the club IS Pure thou hts pure words pure actlons The Club IS one of the lar est OFFHHIZHIIOHS 1n Charlerol H1 h School It meets ln the Church room of St 'wary s Church tw 1ce a month at 4 00 P XI The club s prlnclpal ohjectne IS to seek to flnd to share In order to achlese thls the glrl haxe done mans worthvwhlle thlng Xt Thanksglslng time thex dlstrlbuted baskets of food to sesen needx famllles ln the area At Chrlstmas tlme they enter tamed the chlldren ln the chlldren s ward at the Charlerol Nlonessen Hospltal They adopted Korea as a forel n countrx These ,.1rls spent thelr free Saturdaxs helpln 'Ur 'Haddock at our jumor hl h school rn carln for the mentallw retarded chlldren The ,1rls all trx to practlte thelr platform of Clean speech clean sportsmanshlp clean scholarshlp and clean l1w1n Z . , . , . , . . , . , . , . I , . ' , . , . , . 1 , 1. , . , . , . , . . ., - I . 4 , . , . S, . L , . , -. . , . S, I . , . , . ', . , . ' ', . t, . , .. .1 .5 U. B , H v. U . . v . . 5, i Z., , C, - - . l 4 U ' ' 'U f D 7 7 . C' - ' fs - .. C . . ? W' ' r ' f - as or U . . . . .U ' . P Z' , . -. S ' ' ' ' U S. I . ' ' N 4 -A ., . U '0 . - U' L ' - or 1- , ' . C' . . .U . . U I 1 ' ' ' C' P . . . . H - U ' ' ' ' . ' - .. . . . . 7, . v U. .. . Z. Forensics FIRST ROW J Doyle C Hlrkman P Roberts 9 Porter J Pfxle K Mollls SECOND ROW Mrs Caruso fsponsorl B Cantom B Qowden M Parks E Porter P SBQOCI L Brett T Hutchko C Costanza R Hmehaugh THIRD ROW R Dolan T Montgomery R Schannmg J Snow C Kolxch R Snyder P Kucynda R Applbaum Preszdenl Vice President I . Robert, J. Pfile S. Porter C. Hickman Secretary Treasurer Sponsor OFFICERS Susan Porter Paul Roberts Charlene Hlckman Jamce Pflle Mrs Caruso Chemistry Club FIRST ROW ,I Rakosky L Hans C Raymond C Kollch P Carroll R Dolan ,I Fenchak SECOND ROW ,I Klte A Jeffries R Celaschl D Dallagllo Mr BUf3CZ8WSkl lSponsorl S Russo ,I Hopton L Shell P Coodboy THIRD ROW P Turek S Westwood R Peffer D Tomchay ,I Buchanan R D1PldZZd D Connell R Morgan Lzbrary Sermce lub NELOND ROW C Wllburn D Crow L Brett 'Nlr Troutman lhponsorl P Dudab D White R 'Nlarlmo THIRD ROW D Prwe 5 Ruffle 'N Curl C Lataclu P Plaltt FIRSTWROW: K. Hollis, D. Sutherland, D. Kassler, C. Revala. M. Ccorgagis, E. Porter . SEATED: B. Roberts STANDING: H. Lorenz, Mr. Solan tSponsorD, C. Hickman Business students should belong to the FBLA because it provides young people with experiences which cannot be paral- leled in the ordinary school setting. By working in the FBLA, students learn about the proper ways of operating an organiza- tion. and of bringing about desirable changes. Participation in the FBLA makes for a better community. a better state. a better America. and a better world. OFFICERS President , ,,,,,, Bonnie Roberts Vice-President Charlene Hickman Treasurer Helen Lorenz Secrelary and Reporler Shirley Harosky Sponsor , , Xlr. Solan I28 Future Business Leaders of America The Future Business Leaders of America, Char- leroi Chapter 951783. was granted a charter April 3. 1958. The group numbered twenty charter mem- bers. all Business students at Charleroi High School. Presently. the active membership totals thirty-five students. including those who take at least one business subject. The Charleroi Chapter is affiliated with the Be- gional, State and National Organizations. Local meetings are held the second Wednesday' of each school month: regional meetings are scheduled in the spring and fall of each year: State workshops are held in the fall and a State convention in the late spring: National convention is held in the summer. bv? FIRST ROW: M. lIcLuckie, M. Fields, J. Lang, J. Myers SECOND ROW: 3IcCaughey, P. McKita. P. Horan, M. Todd un J. Dittu, P. Krivuvck. D. Vvilliams, D. Huvsko, 5. W'uridz-ll, S. Unugllerly, E. Baka, A. linhulu . Y 'X 1 1 b , 1 Til.- , 153 znucnuon fwogm S U T U R E USINESS EADERS MERICA R.. FE.-XTED: ,I. Lorenz STANDING: D. Buchak, P. Cvho, J. Bnnituti 5. Dune-fi. J. Hvnry, F. Uunkmirh L. Amndie, B. Colombine, J. Toth, fl. Troiano C. Briggs, C. Hickman, H. Lorenz. B. Robe-rh Youth for Chnst R9 1:7 tm FIRST ROW NI Moore A Hasun L Ldmnmy I' Rle C lox N Davrs THIRD ROW f I'0x T P.1Gk0w1tz 'VI Iahuk D Wuk J fury Key Club tw FIRST ROW I NIel1 N Butler I Nhonmn D CIRHIII R Dolan 'NI Ko tlch C Kmha T Nh nt nmrx SECOND ROW -X Hnlalre J Komll W 'Nlnller L Rdxm nd Nlr Chumhr Mpon orb D Crouch 'I Nant' H John on E Nxdlcr THIRD ROW X Jeffrlex, E Cnmh R Rmmond E Ufirll, W Bthfffllil B LATSOH ' ,c :f!,l:Q RQ, If ,gn I ' -..A .., ag I -- , ra I O 1' ,e ' ' s 1 v n f a, Y ., 9 H 1 . 'Y' 2 , v, ua, V 5. n ,fi X ' I Vi 1 . , NA A, . ' fgyfflfg . 21. , . .' , . 's, 1.1 , . SECOND ROW: C. Carpentrr, B. Graves, V. Hastie, Miss Bonner f5pnnsorj, S, Ries, L. Baylffy :f. , . ,r.,' r',. -',.f'.' ' 4- 1 3 ' ' h , . . . 5 F NA 8 , K ' Ns. ' 5 U , r' ' 0 A K R . 1 Y Q J' J A I ' 4 ' , ff ' .1 'S I' L - ',.4- ',. ,., s',. ',. - ' S' -. . v. . s , . . ' - Girls, Chorus 14 I I 1 ., . I 1 ' FIRST ROW: NI. Drllflnak, C. Ulrsllursky. ,I. Nlutvy, R. Nhrtinu, S. Hiffle-, D. I'1I'1'NIIIf', Mrs. Krumvr I5punwrI. ,I, IA'Lll'Il. NI. Fvzuwivlm. NI. Nlmm-, ll. Ilvu-1'irIge. P. Duclus. J. Dum-gun SECOND HOW: ff. Ifrln-, S, Himlmun, D. Iirudlvy, ,I. SUWKIUII, D. Sl1II1f'I'IL1llfI. I.. Dr-ulsvll, C. Ki-II:-r, If. ,Iuhnsnu, I'. Ke-Ile-y, II. johns, I.. I 4-rn, C. I'4-I4-rs. D. Purlxins THIRD RUWI: T. Hutvllko, I.. Diaz, A. Stillitunu. Ii. .Inn1's. XI. I'.1rks. E. Km-vu, D. Susick, B. N .fnwcIz'll. Ii. llarltnrn, N. Bmlfunl. N. Bvdfurd. D, Gra1w-5 I-'0l'R'l'H ROW: Y. Hrutkay. H. Zippuy, N. Iloylv, D. Re-ynolds. Cf. Pnrter. If. Porter, .I. liuzy, ,I. I,fIIt'. NI. Ciiglls, I'. KISS, 5. Ifmrpfhr, II. lit-Q-lm, Kirby FIFTH HOYV: Nl. Cruwl. C. iluxy. I.. Lammay, C. Iii:-5. NI. Haukftull. P. jonm-S, I,. Hrulkay, E. SK'L1l'l'ILl, I.. Carney, NI. CIIZIIIIIIIUSQ. A. Smith. .I. Ureski, NI. Black. NI. Nmders SEXIOR TRIO mm Knopf' IJ Iirur .IVNIOR TRIO 1, Amt Pulun NI Lruw Qs? 3' Gu ls Ensemble V3 E! IIRVI ROW I Iero N Rrffle Ur Kramer lNpun or! P Duda B ,Iohu NELONIJ ROW N1 Lrmxl D Parkin N Bedford D Nutherl md I Dldl D Ka Ier THIRD ROW L LdIllIIldX K Llppaw C Porter E Porter fl R10 Mwcecl En Qemble FIRST ROW: K. Brutuut, J. Couper. V. Brutuul, P.1Judas SECOND ROW: B. ,lobe-S, NI. Parks, P. Ries, B. Beebe, Ii. Scawiu THIRD ROW: J. Makria IJ. Jubes, Mrs. Kramer 4Spunsuri, D. IIAIIHIUF, S. Hurnyak We Present the Famed Charleroi 1 xy J. High School Marching Band FIRST ROW: R. Kerr, P. Kelley, J. Roberts, P. Roberts, J. Grillo, R. Mori, S. Hogan, P. Colditz SECOND ROW: E. Levkulich, L. Hans. R. Sarcani, L. Madzy, M. Schively, S. Morgan, C. Meyer, C. Kniha THIRD ROW: H. Johnson, P. Coodboy, J. Kite, C. Flenniken, A. Clarke, P. Kite, P. Moody, V. Guide FOURTH ROW: R. Wilson, J. Valovich, J. Gilmore, K. Hooten, T. Myers, R. Smedlcy, D. DiPiazza, W. Mori, J. Basil FIFTH ROW': L. O'Toole, K. Wliltz, J. Turtzer, P. Valmivli, C. DeBolt, R. Hineliuugh C. Belarsky, V. Lipari, J. 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A gk Q' , 9 - , j - fi-- ,, A: 1 F , ' x .- 5,4 K f ,, ggmzlwf 4, .N wi .Q ef fl? . 4 'S' 5 an 'W IQ' 4 e-gf. ' 9 .xxx X W . -..Q-f ,a . ... Youth Speaks This is the radio program sponsored by the speech department. The program was heard over WESA every other Sunday from 2:00 to 2:30 PBI. Participants include Eleanore Porter, Carl Kolich, Carolyn Costanza, Richard Schanning, Raymond Snyder. Missing from the picture is James Snow, one of the regular participants. Driver Education Driver Education the hard way. Mr. Cahill is show- ing his class how to change a wheel. The class includes Wallace Ramoski, Nancy Wag- goner, William Raisbeck, Sandy McKenna. That's Mr. Cahill with the wheel. V7 PA. Announcers L'Co0d moming, faculty and students. This was the regular greeting from the regular announcers every day in the morning and again at noon. Richard Schanning, Raymond Snyder, James Snow. 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Snowhallmg at the parking lot He went thataway. ff Q bf, T VXX, Ml, ' A W'-Z! fi guna-Nu-f W ' L . - ,- L, x 'm 5' In . P Q 1 'V kgs.- Y M - -bm 5 1... j gc X N 'W' U I .ar'7Fg.' W ' vw-nu -af' .f I , 4,1 .4--www... X, ..-uv-vm 6 3 1333. ' Q-,,3f,. Y, , . Af, .sy W. K . 'WNCQ11 . 'vezwffqgg . ' Q, QW? ffl-. 'H 1.1, gvnv. ,- . 'Km ff W ms 4 ...U-..,, ,. 'r Q 2,1 V . qgprar V' ,Ji xii! , g,!.,,..-1wgg,?x . if .. ' 'QM ,, f' gr T if . 4? 4 'Q 'gfhgfswa -AL 'law an fx V wif, una- ' W '11 x ,x We fl' '51 5 3. ff Z i 1 , ' K f .A X , F, ff J ,Q A ki Q x i' die 1 5 445. f1 , jf vw. 4. gf -ef-Q f K ' , X M1 -.PLN ir' 154 - 'X....... X..zx..,,,,-S Athletics W WW ag 'L- X HAWAH 1 +69 M 'M' Our W.P.I.A.L. Champion, Football Team FIRST ROW: R. King, D. Cosgrove, R. Hodgson, D. Hurger, P. Strclick, M. Ritsl-co, C. Hogan, R. Sink, Wh Johnson, P. Coimuruc. W, Raishcck. SECOND ROW: M. Boncarosky, R. Smith, F. Chew, D. Jones, R. Ahhott, C. Daugherty, G. Moffit, F. De-Stefon, R. Hughes, J. Buchanan, W. Zanardelli, D. Abel. THIRD ROW: T. Kirby, A. Miller, L. Sargeant, R. Stevenson, T. Gregory, K. Treater, H. Mc- liurnie, S. Zuraw, J. Villella, K. Luskey, C. Hart, J. Cooper. FOURTH ROW: J. Currie. P. Kulaniaras. J. DeStefon lStudent Managers? The 1959 Cougar football season was a dream Come true, for this was the year that Charleroi became the W.P.l.A.L. champions. This is the most coveted prize in the vast schoolboy organization of Western Pennsylvania. and the Cougars wear the crown as if it were made for them. The YV.l'.l.A.L. has come to C.H.S. for the first time since IU36 and for the very first time to Coach Currie who has a colorful antl winning coaching career. The Memoir congratulates and praises the team, the coaches. and the spirit of goocl sportsmanship which accompanies such honors. A PERFECT SEASON RECORD Charleroi Rochester ........ .. .. 6 f' Charleroi Allegheny . 7 Q Charleroi Donora T St x ill Q A ,X Y Charleroi Brownsville 2 7 ' i Charleroi Beth Center 7 'L 'IT' R Charleroi Lvniontown l3 Charleroi Clairton 6 OPPOWTIO 5 ' Charleroi Nlonessen 6 Y xii? Charleroi Xlonongahela 0 Charleroi Redstone 6 W.P.1.A.L. Championship Came Charleroi I3 . IS4 . . .flliquippa 12 THE COACHING STAFF Mr. Lee, Mr. Currle fHead Coachl, Mr. DeCoster, Mr. Barcelona BIG-6 CONFERENCE Charleroi Clairton ,,77,,7,7,7 Nlonongahela , , Monessen , Donora ,,,,,7,,,, Brownsville W 5 3 2 1 0 CO-CAPTAINS Grid Standings L T 0 0 Charleroi 1 0 Clairton 7 7, 2 0 Monongahela 3 0 Monessen , , 4 0 Brownsville 5 0 Donora K F f F sh E- ' X. , 'rl . . N . -9 sz, ALL GAMES W L T 10 0 0 9 1 0 7 2 0 3 7 0 3 7 0 7, 2 7 0 DREAM BACKFIELD Mickey Bitsko and Paul Slrelick M. Bitsko, P. Strelick, R. Hodgson, C. Hogan Pete Goimarac Pos. E T G C G T E B B B B Dennis Harger Gary Hogan Big 6 Conference All-Stars 1959 Player Jim Kelly Bob Sink ., A , Pete Goimarac Ted Gregor , V Mike DiCarlo ,, Ron Richnafsky School ,, Clairton , Charleroi . Charleroi Monongahela Clairton V , , Clairton jon Maclk A777,ee77,,e7 ,, Monessen Gary Hogan Y Bob Johnson Bob Hodgson Mickey Bitsko , HONORABLE MENTION Ends-Bobby Abbott, Charleroig Wayne Zanardelli, Charleroig Joe Bosdosh, Monon gahelag Jim George, Clairton 7 ,,t,, ,,,, C harleroi Monongahela Charleroi , , N ,, Y, Y, , , , Charleroi Tackles-Frank DeStefon, Charleroig John Washnock, Brownsville, Lou Cedar Monongahelag George Green, Monongahelag Jerry Moffit, Charleroi Guards-Ralph Affinito, Monongahelag Alex Ross, Clairtong Bill Johnson, Charlerol Dale Cosgrove, Charleroig Bob Lippencott, Brownsville, Harold Fulmer,'Browns ville Mickey BitSk0 Robert Hodgson Paul Strelick few-v 4 ilv Player Jay Gidick Esper Nasim ,, Russ Scott Y,,,,,, Denny Harger , Ron Karbowsky Bernie Solomon F. Pastorkovich John Paoletti Paul Strelick Steve Turkovich Myron Boncaroskv SECOND TEAM Ray Popp , , ,,,t,,,,,ttt,,,,,,,,,,,,t ,V77, .7 HONORABLE MENTION Robert Stevenson School Donora Donora Donora ,. , Charleroi Monessen ,, Brownsville Monessen , , Clairton 7 Cliarleroi , , Donora Nlonongallela fenlers Tom Kostelnik. Brownsville: Ed Billy. Clairton: Armand Niecolai. fVlonessen Baclts Alan Sepsi. Brownsville: Andy Carollo. Monessen: Larry Perkins. Clairton Ron Nlatteucci. Brownsville: Tom Suscetti. Donora: Al Lancasterzbclairtont Chuck Zolalc Donora: Bill Bennett. Clairton: Ed Jackson. Nlonongahela Coach of Ihe Year . . . James Currie. Charleroi Hugh McBurnie Robert Km ffl ff' 'ml hd' I , f - X , ' .- A weak 'l 4l To the Victors belong the Spoils. Coach Currie and players after winning the W.P.I.A.L. championship. It Was a Big Day for the Cougars at the Pin Stadium, ' ' ' -- -i M... .gil audi l .au an Tense moment for coaches and for number 30. Cheer up, Mr. Protin: it's going to turn out all right I58 The Conquering Heroes at Pitt tadium . f 'CTT . gs. A Q-X 'VY A 61 vw - wi T Q24 XY! 'NA The game's over: we've won! WIICYC ihl? SUSHCSY is Planned' Here they comeg they're all set to go. . - - 5 ,,..j ann- .f-..- ...N n A 'M..-Q.- - -H .ginger 4 Mr. DeCosIvr watching eu-ry mow. The boys un the sidelines, 1111! s U.K., Um: It fimfslll llllrl. There hc goes at the Mon City game il S I I mg Fw 8 v-I 11 W M -i -, Q xx X I 1 X4 1 X 1-- I ' wwf hx v XQ3 ifffffj ff W 'JV , 5 M5 ' . 'W X. A , -f l R 'x . SQ' i Z l 'J Y , . sz , x 'Q A rj J , I X A Z , X X 'G gi 5 ' I635' 1 M Junior Varsity Basketball KNEELIINC, L Horner .I Tedrow .l Peter .l Vandermer I Caplan W Llptak K W1lt7 STANDING .l Rtbh R lrttheld .l Hurlex B Berty X Nllller f Nllttl The jumor warsltw team had a hlbhly successful season postln a leeord of 11 YICIOTICS and only 4 defeats These are the boys who wrll make tomorrow s varsrtx team at Charlerol H1 h School SEASON RECORD Charlerol Charlerol Charlerol Charlerol Charlero1 Charleml Charlerol Charlerol Charlerol Charler ol Charlerol Charlerul Charlerol Charlerm Charlerol Charlerol Charlerol Charlerm Charlerol Charlerol I64 Ellzabeth Form ard Home tead Clalrton Connellss llle Hempfleld Bellmal Monessen Monon ahela Beth Center Donora C8llfOI'Illa Brownsulle Canon but Bellmar Monessen 'Nlonon ahela Beth Center Donora Callfornla Brounsxllle 3 a it t 2 . Q :. 1 , .Ia ,, Q, 7 'Nu' 771, I U . . 7 .U Y L . g A I, , . .g ' ' ' eeeeeeeeeeeee 77 7 7 ao S 77 Charlervi 7 77 77 ,,,, 7 43 Kittanning 77 ' 7 77 7 77 ,,7, 52 ' . ' i i . ' 7 7 77 77 31 ' 7 35 g ' ' 30 ' 77 Y.., 7 7 77 31- ' ' 77 7 ' 7 7 77 37 s g ' 7 7777777 7 7 7 7 77 35 , ' 7777777 7 7 77 50 ' 777777 77 77 77 7 35 ' ' ' 7 7777 77777 4 2 ' , 7 That Famous Facult Team The annual basketball game he- tween the Cougar varsity and the faculty looked like this. The faculty tried. but. wh well. ew-1'yur1e had a guod tirne. tljrugstores reported a liig increase in linirnent sales the next day' KNEELINC: Mr. Gureeki, Mr. Martinelli. Hr. Falun, Mr. Sawa STANDING: Mr. Protin, Mr. Might, Mr. Fillingrliani. Mr. Walker, Mr. Pennline- I ll C TT E A 0 'r g Q Nl ' 0 WQLTQ 67, The fuhuloui first team. Mr. Fillingham-big star. I65 ..f.ml-fu Mickey Bitsko Paul Strelick Dale Hall Charleroi , Charleroi , Charleroi , Charleroi , Charleroi , Charleroi , Charleroi . Charleroi , Charleroi , Charleroi , Charleroi , Charleroi , Charleroi . Charleroi , Charleroi . Season Record EXHIBITIONS Trinity .,,,... Elizabeth .. i,,, YY77 7 7 Clairton ,,,,, Elizabeth ,,,..., i...,.... Beth Center , t,,t,t, 13 LEAGUE GAMES California Donora t,,ttt, Bentleyville Monessen ,t,t,tt .4,... Monongahela California ,, Donora Bentleyville . Monessen t,,,,. Yrrr . Monongahela LCVS get hold of One' You tell 'em, Coach. W.P.I.A.L. STANDINGS Donora Charleroi California , Monessen ,t,, , Monongahela Bentleyville , Section 16 Nlan he's going to murder that ball Track FIRST ROW: J. Kovall, J. Spallino, P. Turek, D. Reeves, A. Pivovarnik, K. Treater, J. Santo. C. Forgie SECOND ROW: P. Lucas, P. Goimarac, F. Chew, J. Buchanan, Mr. Pennline fC0achJ, J. Shoman, P. Ferrara, D. Harger, C. Horner 5 Q57 1 The C.H.S. track team had a very successful season in 1959. They still are not champions, but they are headed in that direction. Their record shows three distinctive victories in three meets.. They placed third in the annual Mon-Valley meet which was held in our own stadium. The hoys work hard, do their hest, and gain much in fun, sportsmanship, and inter-school relations. The team is coached by Mr. Pennline. Mr. Pennline and tracksters Owl' we 30- Good try, Ken. SEASON RECORD Type of Meet Schools Dual Charleroi 731Q Trinity 7 Y 52M Dual Charleroi , 65 Beth-Center , 61 Triangular Charleroi 79 Vlfaynesburg 57 Monessen 7 23 Mon-Valley Brownsville 901A Donora , 583A Charleroi ,,,,, , 49 Monongahela 14 Moncsscn 10 Come on Thxry you can make it. Looks like they're all in. Come on Bill, show us how it's done v I , fl 4 1 XY, rv- Wx xl, 3' X, v Qf 9' --1? by YK . , Whoops, there he goes. .Shi , 'J 'Ark 51 ' k'.v-355: ,Az A, if f M1 ff' M is - A W. , , 'H Yi M ,fp H K .:u 952. . M- ., ,- 4- L. 4-5543, .A ,fy asf ., ., f,, w , 4 Varsit Club NENIORS 1 FIRNT ROW W Rai beck R Kmg M Bxteko P Cvolmardc D Harger P Strehck G Hogan X Tlurx QECOND ROW R Hod on E Zlppay T Wooklawer W Zanardelh F Slnk J Buchanan G Nlofflt W7 Johnson THIRD ROW D Cosgrove 'NI Kostlch J Shoman D Nandor W Cottheld R Menyo L Ramlcone F Debtefon FOURTH ROW J Santo P Turek P Luca Mr Lee fSp0n orj R Rotheram C Horner R qtexen on FIRST ROW P Ceho S Qhlpe NI Kmg P qhannon L Freeman I. Carllsle J Lorenzo B Reewe NI Quroschak K Torrence NI Chamble NECOND ROW J Kurtx C Hart R Hughe C NUCCI J Ylllella K Treater H WICBUIDIC F Chew ,I Tedrov. THIRD ROW R Cottheld Q Zuraw D Hall W Duweur B Bertw -X 'Nllller R Nmlth FOLRTH ROW K La kex T Cregorw D ,lone G Hodgxon R -Xpplbaum W Llptak Ur Lee Wponwrm J ll ' I 2 Y W. ii I V fi W , , 3 ' J . , I 1' 'I Us l Y v v I I I SOPHOBIORES, JUNIORS AND CHEERLEADERS Y il .. .. ,tb .2 A 5 ez ' A J f And 0 We Say ALOHA We haxe Lorne to the and of another year at Charlerol H1 h School But to wou, 116 Qe111o1 1t L 111o1e 11111 jut a xeax It IN a 11111910118 the end of wour h1 h sc oo flax and the he 11111111 of a new phaee 1n wour 11fe Where are Nou o111 NX hat 11111 xou do? Whatuu 1t IQ we t1u t that xou wlll be Dont feel l111t xou me 116311111 for the freat u11k11 1 Il Xfter all xou hould haxe an a1n1 1n l1fe hx non lou hould he well on Nour Max to rea11z1nff that arnb1t1on No 31111 hlffh Nlbllx haul 11111 keep QOIHU Xou M111 he amazecl at how much xou can aCcon1p11 11 Con ratu1at1o11S and the beet of CXCI'StlllIl to xou the Qemors of 1960 N131 sou enjox a lOI1' 11fe a 111e cf happnnees and a 11fe where xour dreams 11111 come true -Xn non o11Len1o1L -X111111 ,f .15 'xx Q 1 .4- wlb 1 , 1 x 1' X X 1. , 1 Y ,f 1 X, ff, W V - V b X , . .U Y 1 ' C ' . 1-'1s. Q f-11's Y . ': 1' 'g hl 'Q U' ' fr - ' - ' . F C ' . ' - Q - g . gy .. -. -V i . lrlh . .Lv , N5 I, Y. prepared for any e1'e11tua1ity. The school hai 11111111 its share: the rest is up to you. ' av' g 5' 'ov.g 5 ' s., Z. 1 Y lr - p C V 4 i rn Y 1 'Y ' 'S . fl' ' 3 Y Y I If , V Y C k M . F Y A I L ' A 1 . . 'V 6 . 5 . J . M. . Y .. . . d '. ' lf. WHEN YOU THINK OF PHOTOGRAPHY Think of REHULA HU 3 8742 335 Fallowfield Aven one - ' r X, 1 :nw - i-U U bf 5, J . .., - I -W., W A,,5',,,f,,, .Wh Q' x Ji -a Qi: , Congra+ula+ions +o +he Class of i960 FRANK'S MEN'S SHOP EOR YOUNG MEN AND MEN WHO STAY YOUNG 53I McKean Avenue Charleroi, Pa. n 3 . . Complimen+s of ROBINSON'S DAIRY JERSEY OREAMLINE MILK Box 93, Charleroi Comple+e Line of Pasfeurized Dairy Producis Direc+ From Farm +o You DELIVERIES IN CHARLEROI AND SURROUNDING AREA You Can Whip Our Cream-Bu+ You Can'+ Beai Our Milk CLASS RINGS CAPS AND GOWNS MEDALS CHOIR ROBES TROPHIES ANNUALS DON ENEIX 81 SONS PITTSBURGH I9. PA Phone ATLANTIC I 0384 BAND UNIFORMS DIPLOMAS FLAGS INVITATIONS GAVELS PERSONAL CARDS 927A Union Trus+ Building Best of L k Class f 60 CHARLEROI SHOE STCRES LEE NORSE COMPANY HU 365l6 uc 0 I Compliments of Comphmenfs of ZELENSKI S CHARLEROI s FAsH1oN CENTER Compllmen+s of SEYMOUR JEWELRY COMPANY 4I5 McKean Avenue TWEED'S, INCORPOATED The S+ore Where Friends Meei' K for quaiify merchandise, 'Fair prices. goo CHARLEROI, PA. Compllmen+s MIGHT'S BOOK STORE 509 McKean Avenue CHARLEROI. PA. MILLERS Famous for Fashion CONGRATULATIONS TO THE sENloR CLASS OF mo CHARLEROI, PA. The valley-S Com pIeI'e Va riefy Sfore G. C. MURPHY COMPANY CHARLEROI CHARLEROI, PA. P. O. Box I45 HOWARD BROTHERS AUTO TRIMMERS HUDSON 3-427I GAINING EXPERIENCE SINCE I9lI in BURGOON'S SUNOCO F ' - . . abncs' I'eaIIIer' AH I'eaIIIer and I4I Pennsylvania Avenue CI'1arIerol, Pa PIasI'ics for Your Anfique, Modern HUDSON 3-8.27 Fu+uris+ic Car or Boaf KELLY TIRES - A TO Z LUBRICATION On CenI'erviIIe Road BeI'ween OId and New 7I Open - 7 A.M. TIII II P.M. Daily R. D., CHARLEROI, PA. Complumenis of WAYN ES 43l McKean Avenue CHARLEROI PA CompIlmen+s of J PAUL MANON DDS an JOSEPH P MANON DDS CompIlmen+s of BARRY S MEN S WEAR CHARLEROI PA 42I McKean Avenue 420 Fallowfleld Avenue PIECE GOODS TOYS HOUSE FURNISHINGS ACCESSORIES CompIlmen+s of EDWIN PAULSON 735 Fallowfaeld Avenue HUDSON 3 2I7I CompIlmen+s 1' ROSENBERGS 4l5 Fallowfleld Avenue CHARLEROI PA Phone HUDSON 3 55I7 ROTH S J I B RESTAURANT 4II FaIIow'FleId Avenue THE MOST MODERN RESTAURANT IN THE 530 McKean Avenue TRI STATE AREA Ope 24 Hours Daly SPECIALIZING IN BRAS N JACK ROTH Owner A D GIRDLES cl U Kimi 8. CLARK I , . 1 . ' o CompIimen+s of GILBERTS WOMEN'S APPAREL QUALITY MEAT MARKET 425 McKean Avenue 53I FaIIowfieId Avenue HUDSON 3-4I I3 Compliments FRIEND THE SHOWCASE 5lI FaIIowfieIcI Avenue REGO S 532 MCKEAN AVENUE Phone HUDSON 3 8024 AL LANDRIN S FLOWER SHOPPE 600 McKean Avenue CHARLEROI PA HUDSON 3 472I GENE S SPORTSWEAR Fallowfnelcl Avenue Charlerol Pa THE STORE THAT KNOWS YOUNG MEN S CLOTHES k.fkJNII LCIC FKJKNIAL YVCMK KCIYIHL JCR IDC orE Proms Weddlngs E+c Many S+yles +o Seleci' From PETE S TAILOR SHOP 208 4+h Sfreei' Charlerol Pa venmg Appoln+men+s Call HUDSON 3 56I2 NAMIE S BARBER SHOP 5+h and Cen+er Lock No 4 RODNEY E HARRIS RD ffl Box 545 RADIO TV APPLIANCE REPAIRMAN Phon BENTLEYVILLE 9 4069 ELLEN'S BEAUTY SHOP 503 Fourfh S+ree+ LOCK NO. 4 Phone HUDSON 3 3245 Complumen+s of VAL MART SALES COMPANY 529 Fallowfielcl Avenue CHARLEROI PA. Phone HUDSON 3 3I68 I I n I . Arn Arur--rr I-fxnx1Al xnlrnn rsrxl-rn: rrnwufsr I Q .-. T . . I ' I vl . I ll ' ' F . . I o . . I . e - s I IDA S BEAUTY SHOPPE 7I6 Washington Avenue CHARLEROI PA Phone HUDSON 3 764I Complumenfs of NEW ROBERTS RESTAURANT Your Hosfs DOROTHY AND LOU ROTH 5I9 Fallo 'feId A WE VE GOT IT I2 Volt Start ng Power 6 Volt Electrical System th th Automatic Battery Auromnlc snmcv A k b NICK ALBERO RD 9If2 CHARLEROI PA Phone HUDSON 3 7673 SPEERS HILL BELLE VERNON LYNNWOOD Compliments of NEW MOON BOWLING ALLEY ONE HOUR MARTINIZING CLEANERS 528 McKean Avenue CHARLEROI PA Phone HUDSON 3 8036 Attorney, AUSTIN J. MURPHY PENDO S TEXACO Service Lubricating Washing Polishing HUDSON 3 8095 I I , . - w i venue ' 1 i from your -' Q., 'I ' I ' 'S TOTH'S MARKETS R - I vu nm Requires no change In gen- erator, regula- tor, etc. s a ourint. ' ' I 1 ' , . I MARIETTA RESTAURANT HUDSON 3 8092 Speclalhes PIZZA FISH HOT SAUSAGE Speers Crossing CHARLEROI PA P ALMA DEAN AND JOHN MASCARO PARTEZANA S ACCORDION 8: MUSIC CENTER 604 FaIIowIleId Avenue PHONE HUDSON 3 590I HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE 6I6 Fallowfleld Avenue CHARLEROI PA Phone HUDSON 3 2I55 LILH I EK FURNITURE STORE 600 FaIIowfleIcI Avenue CHARLEROI PA Phone HUDSON 3 652I COURIER 81 DIGEST PRINTERS 8I8 FaIIowfIeIcI Avenue PHONE HUDSON 3 7380 CHARLEROI TRANSFER AND STORAGE Movmg and General Hauling PHONE HUDSON 3 636I CHARLEROI PA CONTI S PHOTO SERVICE AND SUPPLY 623 FaIIowfneId Avenue CHARLEROI PA Phone HUDSON 3 6708 THOMSON'S 372 Pennsylvania Avenue NORTH CHARLEROI, PA. Phone HUDSON 3 2932 - I I I . I I , . Pro riefors l 9 I I i 1 , . - , . , . I , . BERNIES AUTO REPAIR FourI'h and Rlver SI'ree'I NORTH CHARLEROI PA 24 Hour Towlng Servlce ANY TIME ANYWHERE CompInmen+s of REMISH S FOOD MARKET 43I E LuberI'y Avenue NORTH CHARLEROI Phone HUDSON 3423I KASH S TRANSFER 81 STORAGE Local and Long DlsI'ance Movmg Speclallsrs SINCE I926 HUDSON 3 6700 JEWELRY JOHN M MAYER Loclcsmllh and Jeweler Locks Clocks Wa+ches and Keys FORTHE LARGEST IN FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS Tr COLONIAL FLOWER SHOPPE The Shop Around Ihe Corner 308 FOURTH STREET HUDSON 3 4575 I'I 8: B CHEVROLET COMPANY CHEVROLET SALES SERVICE CADILLAC I5 McKean Avenue Charlerol Pa Phone HUDSON 3 5587 3 5588 YOUR PRESTIGE DEALER OF THE VALLEY TILE CITY 626 McKean Avenue CHARLEROI PA Phone HUDSON 3 72I6 GEO A LUKAS CLEANERS 6I8 MCKEAN AVENUE CHARLEROI PA Phone HUDSON 3 8003 ONE HOUR DRY CLEANING SERVICE SHIRT LAUNDRY I 0 ' I FIHII and Olive Norll' Chaflefoi P.O. Box 36 309 Six'rh S+. Charleroi, Pa. Y . ZAUCHA'S FOOD MARKET Groceries, Meafs, Produce 456 Cen'rer Avenue Norfh Charleroi, Pa. Phone HUDSON 3-6402 ACME QUALITY PAINT 536 Fallowfield Avenue CHARLEROI, PA. Color ls Our Business DEMETER MOTORS DE soro PLYMOUTH l4l I43 McKean Avenue HUDSON 34790 HUDSON 3 3I02 Used Car Lo+ SMARTEST OF THE SMART CARS I' . D' ,I FOI' I6 FTTOHUS PORTER'S JEWELRY STORE 502 Fallowfneld Avenue CHARLEROI PA P A CARUSO AGENCY Insurance Real Es'ra+e Tax Service BEST OF LUCK +o +he GRADUATING CLASS ALTMAN S Cash Feed Sfore l30 MCKEAN AVENUE Phone HUDSON 3 492l Comphmenfs of MCCAFFREY AUTO SERWCE cHARLERou PA I HUDSON 3-5556 73 McKean Avenue Mrs Sldney Ahhott Mr and Mrs Alfred Agamedl Larry Agamedn and Son Xreherw and Mrs Robert Agamfdl and Mrs Don Allen r Enul Baheu and Mrs Jame Barley Walter Bazler and Mrs Norulle Bedford Percy Bedford and Mrs Bert Bertoccl Mr Itaha Bertoccl Blko s Darry Bar Mr and Mrs Louxs Booth Jumor Brown s Servlce Stat1on Mr and Mrs Fred Bruce Mr and Mrs L J Buchta Bernadette Joy Bujanowskl Mr and Mrs Alv1n Caldwell Mr and Mrs Vnc Campagm M1110 Careattl Carney s Grocery Mr and Mrs Howard F Carson Mlss Marjorle Chalfant Charlerol Pohce Force Francls Behrendt John Bonner and Mrs Fred Yost and James A . '- A U A S' 4 M . A -. l 1 I A N A ' A. ' M . A s. . .' gf l,.u 'N I. A 5. L M. . s. 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L I - Sr. ' ' A ' Mr. ' Lawrence Celaschl Robert Elhson Edward Hank Samuel Kopach Wllllam Lundy Joseph Prcmottl Clarence Potts George Ramuslvlch In memory Rome Ross Ulysses Souply Wllham Verno Wllllam Thoma Samuel Woncheck Chxlhe Amoco Servlce Mr and Mrs Edward W Cole Mr and Mrs George Colombme Mr and Mrs John C Cooper Mrs Iva Culmer Raymond J Curley Ronald Davis Emery Delsandro Jr School Bus 8 Drane and Joe Don Lee Motors Chff and Don Mrs Augusta Ehas Ehsh 81 Co lnc Thomas C Emelo Mr and Mrs James Ethendge, Mr and Mrs Charles Evans Mr and Mrs A F Farquhar Supphes Mr and Mr Paul Flautv X Frlend Mr and Mr Mr and Mr Mr and Mr Jolm Gales Le ter Gales John Glllon Gmny Kathy Carole Fxleen Eddle and Thelma Gobert Mr and Mr J E Goe Mr and Mrs Wlllram Go new 'MISS Glorta Jean Gould Mr and Mrs H T Gould A Graduate of 1939 Mr and Mr Eugene Greco nd Famlly M1 and Mr Harry Guder Larry Hans Mr and Mr John Harcarlk Mr and Mr l auerence Harrls I' I' I' I' I' and Mrs Alfred McKenna and Mr Frank McKenna and Mr Phlhp E Melt Jay Mxller and Mrs Frank Molhs Al Morgan Burge s of Speers Mr r r Charles Neely and Mr Stewe Nlchol Jr John OICQRI and Mrs Arthur G Palu o and Mr Phlllp Pardmw Chfford Parm Martezana s Musto Center Charlerol Mr and Mrs Juhu Petrllak Mrs Wllham Plerce Mr and Mrs Joseph Pula kt Mr Herman Ralcos Mlke Haseh Jr Mrs Marte Ha uma J Mr laul Hazuka Mrs Paul Hazuka I' I' I' Gerald H1ckman and Mr George H111 Jr and Mr Jack Hlll and Mrs llfred P Horn Charles Horn M1 and Mr Edgar Houseman Pans France Mr and Mrs Joseph Huscroft Mrs Josephme lndorante Mr and Mrs Wllham Indorante Mr and Mrs Samuel H John on Wayne and Amelxa Johnson Mrs Chrtstma Jones Frank Jone Jr Burgess of Allenpon Mr J Russell Jones Mr Morgan Jones Dr J V Kassler Mr and Mrs Joseph Kerr GCOIQIC Klchmko Mr Joseph Raymond Mr Charles Regula Elwood E Roberts A C Rossell Mr and Mrs Adam Samec Samec s Nur Mr and Mrs Raymond Santml Mr and Mrs Edmund Schez Sedney Motors Inc Charlerox 1' I' I' and Mrs Frank Skrypak and Mrs Raymond Snyder and Mrs Henry Sokolsky and Mrs John Sokol ky and Son Ted Sphar and Mrs Allen Standard and Mrs Wrlham Standard :tella and Bltto Mr and Mrs Theodore Steward Mr and Mrs Pete Strlhtano Jack Stonfer Tmhght Borough Mr and Mrs Angelo Strubakls Mrs Lucy Taylor 1' and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Kenny Laxrd I' 1' and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Ralph L Wllham A Klng Leonard Kokklla Matthew Kokklla M1chael Kovach Robert Lahosky Frank Latour Andrew Laughland Raymond Lehr ndemtan Catherme Louis Mr and Mrs Jack Thomas Mr and Mrs Joseph Txllman Jr Mr and Mrs Raymond Vermle Rose Marte Vlsco Mr and Mrs Charles B Wagner Wagner Refr1gerat1on Sales and SCFVICC Mrs Lorrame Wat on Mr and Mrs Albert Watts Wee Wonder Dalry Bar Robert Woodson Jr Mr Peter Marchalk Mr and Mrs Bud Martin Mary s Glft Shop, Mary Buxton, Prop Mr and Mrs John McCloskey Mr and Mrs Edw1n MCC1-ory I' I' Joe Andrew Zanardelh and Mrs Fred Zanardelh Samuel Zeldman Zerambo's SCTVICC Statlon Mrs Vlola Zorek K, Auto 'raphs 'V L, ,Lf 5, Qui., s f ff 4 fgg Cdl' rfr 3f',V J4'-:'5,f '-' f - ' -- if -QV, ,1 5L Kg ,Q ,ff-K?'1'ff,- L I L ,, I k ,, ,tK.:fL ,Y A ,q'x.,'4 4i'f1cz '- f x 4 1 ,f J . 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