Chartiers Houston High School - Charconge Yearbook (Houston, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1959 volume:

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A .pfglw Hhiaf' 1- 'S , V- wt,,,g'1'N9,,J ,1-Wa ,L .3'!.3, mg' ' , 3 . . .., U K 4 ., . funik. -'l1,qf,,-, gag , W? 1: '., W' ve M- . , ky Aa.. .kk J. ,A H .4 A -.i 5, K r K ,, ' 4 . x.,.,,,5, - .wwe vw H1 rf' .N 'Z x, .mn , .4.,. ww. .fl The Seniors Present A Tour of the New Chartiers Houston Joint High School OUS On, enns in the W I959 illllllf IIIII' IIIIIV Alllf Alll' H t P ylvania A ..,.l 7 mp' gr S Ground Breaking March 25, l9-57 Foreword During the past two years we have Wit- nessed the development and growth of an idea. We have seen an architects plan de- velop into reality. We, the staff, hope that this yearbook will serve to remind you that you have been a part of this great achievement. We hope also that in the future years, this your yearbook, will serve as a memory of your friends, classes, teachers, and activ- ities during your first year in the new Char- tiers-Houston High School. Marjorie Bernard Editor Contents Central Wing Main Floor-New Wing Ground Floor-New Wing First Floor-Old Wing Second Floor-Old Wing Outside School Grounds pp. 3-32 pp. 33-40 pp. Lil-48 pp. 49-58 pp. 59-64 pp. 65-7l A Stage of Construction Completed Building September 1953 K - 5. 'I' ' 2, ..: '- S Through the Lobby Doors To CENTRAL WING W 'Era--t Lobby-A Hub of Activity The line-up for ddmits Cwhite, pink, or ycfllowj fit Conctession window in lobby. Students deport from busses and enter lobby to beqin the school dcty. F.ll.A. girls in concessions room reody to sell re ire-shments during juke-box dance. Public phones are provided, in lobby, for neces sary student Colls. Mr. Vulcono in the new faculty room. which lies oft moin lobby, V. 5. if 5 f, met K k ' 'll .t. 5 'N---.,,,3i-L M i Page Left Turn-To Main Office if RUTH CHESLOCK High School Secretory intercom system, in smoll room in moin office, is operated by QI. to LD Ionet Pork, dnnouncementsg Dcnnor Hdqeter, devotionsp iedn Revnoids, devo- tionsq ond Bill Bruce Cnot picturedl, onnounce- ments. Left: Mrs. McClure cmd Mr. Book sign in ot count- er in rnoin office. Below: Mr. Berry, Miss Morris, and Mr. Smith reading their mdii, Moin office often becomes waiting room for students to see the principort. Supervising Principals Office RALPH D. BLUEBAUGH Supervising Principal Chortiers Houston loint School System Washington ond lefferson BJ-X. University of Pittsburgh, M. Ed High School Principals Cffice FRANK MATZ Supervisor Secondary Education lumor Senior High School Principal Woynesburg, B.S. University of Pittsburgh, M.Ecl. Conference - Board Room CHARTIERS HOUSTGN iOlNT BOARD OF EDUCATION Seated CI. to r.D: Paul Bedillion, Treas., Harry K. Ullom, Sr., Benjamin Murdock, Don L. Scott, V. Presg Alexander Piechnik, Presg Edward Bizzackg Harry Matyuf. Standing: E. l. Mountford, Paul M. Plunkett, Sr., Leo Bernard, Wil- liam E. Galbraith, George Craig, Secretary Cnon-memberjg Delmas Stevenson. Not pictured: P. V. Marino and Ralph W. Peacock, Solicitors. Conference room adjoins the office of the high school principal. lt primarily serves as a meeting place for the board of education. Administrative S faculty ff pupil committees and groups also hold meetings in this room. Activities Council Governs School Activities Activities Council holding December meeting in conference room. Lett to right: Patty Spencer, student representative, Mrs. Nichol, Mr. Wall, Mr. Riggle, chairman, Mr. Berryg Miss Andersong Iohn Camden, student representative. Not pictured: Miss Kara- buskin, Miss Iahn, Mr. Matz. Page 7 Office of Guidance Counselor ......1....---. ................1-...-. ........,..........-1..- ,.....- ., -... V- ....- ---r-A .Il The guidance office is located off main office. Scholastic, vocational, and personal guidance is provided for the students. A complete testing program, including general intelligence, aptitude, achievement, and in- terest tests, is conducted by the counselor. gr' 1 ealth Suite KX FRANK L. l-lEll. Guidance Counselor Washington and lefierson, B.A. University of Pittsburgh, M,Ed. The health suite is conveniently located near center ot main corridor-comprised of waiting room, school nurse's ottice, dressing rooms, exam- ination and treatment room, and an acoustically treated room tor hearing tests. These facilities help provide health services that are essential to child progress in school. MRS. MARTHA B. HAMSCHIN, R.N. School Nurse Bottom left: lames H. Corwin, M.D. School Doctor Bottom right: Robert L. Smith, DDS. School Dentist Ll bra ry Easily accessible to both junior and senior high-school students, the library provides quiet and pleasant sur- roundings for research and study. A small conference roorn and a repair room are convenient for the librarian and her student helpers. tidy' .tml N X 5 we QM? 'ISK Students using card file index. UBRABY SERVICE CLUB Front row, gl. to rj: M. Burgess, K. Spiller, S. Griinrn, D. Scarton, M. Durish, E. Weaver, B. Beynard, B. Cox, B. Schmitt. Second row: M. Matusky, K. Burns, G. Surich, D, Humphries, P. l-lower, G, Dufresne, E. Goodyear, L. Henderson, D. Alfred, P. Stasiowslci. Third row: C. Rathbone, N. Ofiara, M. Hedtke, S. Davis, L. McLaughlin, I. Bell, B. Sims, L. Burgess, l. Brown, I. Taylor, G. Andrews. Fourth row: S. Griffith, G. Hatfield, M. Grabowslci, S. Sargent, C, Higgins, D, Garrison, I. Bell, P. Potts, l. King, E. Emery. Fifth row: B. Bowman, W. Dean L. Arthur, C. Both, N. Both, l. Wat' ters, R. Beall, E. Danley, I. Blough, B. Scarcell, S. Taylor. Back row: C. Basel, l. Banish, L. lohnson, D. Armstrong, P. Denlc, B. Yount, D. Finney C. Shaw, C. Finney. CARLA ANN KENT Librarian Clarion State Teachers College, BS. Officers QI. to r.D: lean Reynolds, Stud. Coun. Rep., Faith Roth, Treas.g Dawn Ieffers, Sec., Bonnie Chap pel, Pres., Miss Kent, Advisor, Lois Ferbrache, V Pres. 5 ffl Qs Y Student Council Officers Qi, to rj: Lee Chow, Historian, Patty Spencer, Pies., lohn Camden, Seo, Mr. Eu- torti, Advisor. 4 STUDENT COUNCIL A- an orqanization ot student elect- ed representatives, whose purposes are to promote bet- ter school citizenship, school spirit, and teacher-pupil re- lationships, Front row tl. to r.D: Carroll Smith, Nancy Beton, ludy Weaver, Susan Luonqc Second row: Carol Bernard, ludy Marra, lean Reynolds, Karen Whitfield, Car: Wagner. Third row: Dan Cregut, Oscar letters, lohn George, left lNilliams, Denn McCullough, Alma lean Testa. Fourth row: Albert Nagy, Bob Costello, Bill Settc Richard Fabian, lim Thorne. Back row: Richard Sherrow, Wayne Hower, Ken I-lul Bill Ramsey, loe Smith, Ken Spina, Library FUTURE TEACHERS GF AMERICA - or Club tor those students interested in teaching and the explorinq qualiti- cations, requirements and opportunities in the field. Var- ious types ot meetings, such as panels, movies, discus- sions, and quest speakers are held to promote the purpose of this club. Serves as a eehng Place l if 3 ETA. Officers tl. to 115: Kenny l-lull, Cont Delq., Mary l-larrower, Rec, Sec., l-Donna Charriere, Corres. Sec, Marjorie Bernard, Pres, Miss Grable, Advisor, Kathleen So- braslcy, V, Pres.7 Pat Lipski, Histg Lee Chew, Treasy Wayne lnlower, Librarian. Front row tl. to rj: ludy Marra, Gail Brown, Charlotte Goodyear, ludy Weaver. Second row: Bonnie Chappel, Sheila Michalski, Paul- ette Taylor, Carol Wacmer, Barbara Berqer, Carol Durish, Pearl Bell. Third row: Carol Dent, Mona Gamble, lanice Rosrnon, Kay Smith, Donna Finney, Carol Bernard, Dorothy Malarlaey. Fourth row: Bill Kiehl, Dan Eulop, Gabriel Bober, Paul Setto, Shirley Rodgers, Sue Weaver. Back row: Bill Lilccir, Bill Ram- sey, Ed Macanqa, lohn Camden, lerry Cumer Don Zielinski, Ernie Bonanno. Cafeteria The modern cafeteria kitchen is X K me Iv 5453 H a, Q 't if 3 l Yagi .5 'sw s t l desgined to carry on an efficient, hot 2 ' lunch program, with facilities for L g preparing 1000 meals daily. The din- l ing hall can accomodate 320 persons at one time and can also be used tor meetings of large groups. i i 'fiill-Q M- Meetings Held in Dining Hall AMERA CLUB OFFICERS Front row Cl. to D: Donna Charriere, Treas., Pearl Bell, . Pres., Lee Chew, Pres. Back row: Oscar tiers, Stud. Coun. Rep., Mr. Costa, Advisorp riita Dumblauslcas, Sec. 'ont row Cl. to r.D: lohn Starek, Delma Hol- nbach, Barbara Berger, Ierry Cumer. Back W: Charles Medclings, Bill Kiehl, Don Woyi- i, Bob Bonanno, Bill Carroll. CAMERA CLUB - a hobby club tor those students inf terested in the field of photography. Projects which include taking and developing pictures and entering contests are done by the members. During the regular meetings various phases of photography are discussed and criticized. Classroom 108 Problems of Democracy Senior girls discuss Education in the United States and Europe during a panel in P.O.D. class. CLAYTON WALL Problems of Democracy, History ll University of Pittsburgh, BA. Classroom 110 Senior English LENORA LYONS English 12, Spanish l Wayneshurg, B.A. University of Pittsburgh, M.Ed. Senior English students prepare bulletin board material pertaining to literature unit, Macbeth. Page 12 Senior Class Gfficers Meer in 110 Senior Class Officers CI. to rj: Richdrd Fabian, Tredsq lohn Sfcrrek, V. Presg loe Smith, Pres.7 Mr. Wdll, Co- Sponsorg lucly Pellmon, Sec.g Miss Lyons, Co-Sponsor. ,.. ., ,.............-..,,,. . Hi-Y Club Meets in 108 Hl-Y e d service club for senior high school looys, whose purpose is To creofe, mdintdin, ond exfend Through ouf fhe school ond cornmunify high stondords of Chrisfion Chcrrdcierf' The pldfforrn of the club is fo seek, lo find, fo build. The Hi- Y boys work with the Tri-Hi-Y girls in cdrrying out service proiecfs of vdrious kinds for the school. Hi-Y Officers Qi. fo IJ: Ernie Bonun no, Secg Richard Forbidn, Presg Ronald Meddings, Chcrploinp Denny lVlcCul lough, Stud Council Re-pg George Cho- lok, V, Presg Ken Spine, Trensg Mr, Wfill, Advisor. Front rcw Li. lo 113: Pete Luonqo, Milcr bolzer, Don Zielinsici, Ddn Rdthlione, Pfllll Seiic, lin Anlonieifo, Grihriel Boher, lohn Sforek. Second row: Wayne l-lower, Bill Seite, Merle Cushrnun lohn Cornden, Muriin Bcrrtos, Bob Bondnno, Don Vlfoyiclci, ldclc Roigpe, Torn Rodgers, Gene Coins Buck row: Eoin Anderson, Bob Pdiierson, Bruno Zcrnollu, Bclu Coswillo, Ed lvlcrcringri Kern Alder son, lun Terslrel, Bill Lil-crir, Bill 'Nylie Flichrzrzi Slrericw. 5 .K Off Main Hall-To Choral Room Members of the various choral groups find practice a lark in the spacious vocal music room, with the three-level tloor and convertible chair- desks. Acoustically-treated, the music room is lo- cated off the side ot the gymnasium and adjoins the instrumental music room. ' L 1 ,VK A ALICE POELLOT X X 'tix Vocal Music N' Muslcingum, BS. 4' Concert Choir Ninth grade general music class. t CONCERT CHOIR Front row CI. to rj: Gwendoyln Sherrow, Karen Lauther, lune White, ludy Oliverio, Sandy Bis- hop, Sheila Michalskij Ruth Reynard, Carol Ramsey, Donna Nagy. Second row: Gail Brown, Darlene Shaw, Sue Weaver, Audrey Christy, Patty Catalano, Barbara Oliver, Carol Dent, Rowena Rose, Donna Finney. Third row: Nancy Phillips, Thalia Berry, Iudy Earliwine, Carol Bernard, Karen McClain, Susan Luongo, Helen Spiller, Linda Palmer. Fourth row: Dan Fulop, Susanne Grimm, Ianet Park, Ierome Rodgers, lack Davis, Tony Marra, Bill Wylie. Standing: Pete Luongo, George Cholak, Gene Como, Lee Chew, Gabriel Bober, Tom Rodgers, Bill Bruce, Iohn Camden, Hugh Paxton, Wayne I-lower, lim Tershel, Iohn Pal, Mary I-larrower, Patty Iones. a..-f MIXED ENSEMBLE Front raw CI. to rj: Carol Bernard, Carol Ramsey, Donna Finney, Helen Spiller, Susanne Grimrn, Patty Caialano, If OW: Bill Bruce Susan Luongo. Bac r Iohn Pal, Iohn Camden, Gabriel Bober e Cholak, Lee Chew. Gene Como, Georg GIRLS' ENSEMBLE Left to right: Rulh Reynarcl, She- ila Michalski, Thalia Berry, Sue Weaver, Karen Lauther, Nancy Har- Phillips, Patty lanes, Mary lc Iune While. rower, Ianet Par , COUNTY CHORUS Left to right: George Cholak, Gail Brown, Bill Bruce, Iudy Oliverio, Ga- briel Bober, Ianet Park, Ruth Reynard, Hugh Paxton, Page 15 CHOIR OFFICERS C1 to rl' Wayne Hewer, Front raw . . . Pres., Lee Chew, V. Preslp Miss Poelloi, Direclarg lanei Park, Sec., George Cho- lalc, Treas,q Barbara Oliver, Accarn. Back row: Bill Wylie, Bass Sect. Ldrq Carol Ramsey, Alto Sect, Ldrq Karen W Ldrg Gene Como Laulher, Sap. Sect. Tenor Sect. Lrlr, Band-Instrumental Music Room The new instrumental music department is one lCSllPl'l El, C'7llllN'llfN'l'O llnivf I :ry t t llitwsl-i.r nn, Mid, oi the most complete in the area, consisting oi, acoustically treated hand room, directors office, practice rooms, storage spaces for intstruments, uni- forms, records and music. New equipment include a high fidelity system, tape recorder, microphone and AMFM tuner, donated by Band Parents. 0 Band librarians at work preparing music sheets in the records-music storage room, Kenny l-lull plays the bass fiddle in 1 practice room. ISAND Olr'FlClfliS limit row Cl. to 1.5: Anita Bernard, ilnr., Cwlcrifi l'3i1llm'ic, Lilir., l.indii Wright, Lthr., Patty Cfitfilcinrv, Lihig Kay Srnitli, Hist, Mvzriorie Bernard, Sec,- lrvwfis. Bark row: lohn l-lfll, Qufir, lVlf1s,, Indy Cowden, liist.y lldrnond Corimirge, V. Pres., loe Smith, Pres. Pcqe COUNTY BAND Front row lil. to LD: Paul Waaner, Marjorie Bernard, lohn Starelc, Kay Smith, lack Davidson, Wayrie Skwarlo, Diane Scariot. Back row: Ray Dnnlevy, Ronnie Shaw, lohn Pal, lerome Cortese, Dan Crequt, loe Smith. 16 thysical Education Classes In New Gymnasium The new gymnasium may be divided into two separate courts by means of a power driven folding partition. Mov- able bleachers, which provide seating for SOO can be folded against the wall so that the entire gymnasium iloor can be utilized when spectators are not present. A junior high school girls' gym class lines up for roll call and inspection in new uniforms of black shorts and white blouses. Senior high school boys emoy a game ot basketball during a gym MABEL W. PEACOCK Physcial Education Slippery Rock State Teachers College, B.S. IOHN N. MULLINS Physical Education Lock Haven State Teachers College, B.S. University of Pittsburgh, M.Ed. Page 17 Boys in their new uniforms ot maroon shorts and yellow shirts going through calisthenics Gymnasium--Activity Student Plays Bill Caseber, lack David- son and Frank Tauzel working liqhtinq system and curtain during the senior play. lUNlOR PLAY A Case of Springtime Seated Cl, to r.j Lee Chew, Sherle Cubbaqe, Gloria Walters, Ianet Park, lohn Pal, Sandy Bishop, Patty Spencer, ludy Oli- verio, ludy Pellman. Stand- inq: Don Woyicki, Diane Andrews, Dorothy Wade, ludy Cowden, Kenny Spina, Rowena Rose, Bill Kiehl, Rosalie Demsher, Mr. Rieck, Director, Ron- ald Meddinqs. With the help of 3 senior boys K. A. Mackenzie demonstrates some amazing wonders ot liquid air. Assemblies--Dance Sheik Armad Irsdacl of Pakistan gave talk to high school students on culture of his country. The cast of Christmas assembly, sponsored by Ir. Tri-Hi- Y, line up as follows: Seated: Tom Wylie, Ronnie Hart- man, Mike D ' A mic o. Standing: G a y Rossel, lean Reynolds, Anita B e r n a r d, Kathleen Kloska, Sandy Sargent, Phyllis Ragazzini, Patty Denk, Diane Humph- ries, Pamela Paxton. Directed by Miss Karabuskin. Members oi make-up com- mittee, Linda Donaldson, Shirley Bell, Dorothy Wade and Betsie Bosworth ap- plying make-up during acts of senior play. SENIOR PLAY Girl Crazy Front row CI to rj Lee Chew, Geraldine Puiran, Carol Mountford, Sandy Bishop, Sandy Oliverio, Alma Testa, Sue Luzier, Second row: Kenny Spina, Ernie Bonanno, Wayne l-lower, Kenny Hull, Iudy Pellman, Bill Kiehl, lohn Starek, Rowena Rose, Iohn Pal. Back: Don Woyiclci, Ronald Meddings. Varsity cheerleaders leading a cheer during a pep meeting Mcnoreites durlng the pep meeting for Canons- burg game dress up to mimic the opposing team., 'CJ eg J J 1 WW -, ll 2: Q I'rm1! :vw Cl, In LU: E ml Selle, Dwrmy lJlc'C7l1llfs11fvlt, lliflnxrrl Sl1i'Tl' fs W, Blll Athletics I VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Front row QI. to rj: Dolores Altierl, ludy Pellmnu, Lois Eerbmche, Buck TCTYNI ludy Mmm, lcmice Minor, Darlene Pmndiue. Basketball Varsity R' Vllylifv, Hfifk fww: lfvlm Eel, Kfarmy Spvlrw, Merle Cush- urm, B1 lv Costello, Ronald Ml-flclinrgs. lfvflt Slterrfnw on tlw relzmmd fluriuq Efxsl Wfrsltlnfqtrurl UFIIN9, Riuhli COACH fmfl MAN- AGERS Cl, Io rfj. Bill Kieltl, Kenny Hull, Mr. aa l52 Smith, lim Worstell, Larry Watters. i -H - New A 0 . Page 20 ymnasium Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec Dec Dec Ian. Ian. Ian. Ian. Ian. Ian. Ian. Ian, Ian. Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb CHD CAD CHD CHD CHD CHD CAD CHD CAD CAD CHD CAD CHD CHD CAD CHD CHD CAD CHD CAD JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Front row CI. to rj: Edna Hageter, Shirley Rogers, Marianne letters. Back row: Carol Ramsey, Audrey Christy. Season's Record C.I-I.H.S. --- C.H.H.S. --- C.I-1.1-I.S. LL- C.H.I-I.S. --- C,H.I-I.S. LL, C.H.H.S. eee. C.H.l-I.S. ..,E C.H.H.C. E,E, C.H.H.S. LLL- C.H.1-I.S. ER., C.H.H.S. EEEE C.H.I-IS. .E,, C.H.H.S. H-, C.H.H.S. ee., C.H.H.S. w.., C.H.H.S. Eee. CI-I.H.S. one C.H.H.S. ,,,E CI-I.H.S. 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Left: Front row: Cl. to LD: Rich Bell, Bob Raqanzzinin Ronald Pellrnan, Harlan Shober, Rich Wylie, Dave Susko, Larry Waiters. Second row: Chas. Phillips, Frank George, loe Green, Ierry Skowvron, lerry Rose, Rich Camden, Tom Plunkelt, Dave Burt. Back row: lim Gray, lim Fal, Ronald Miller, Wayne Skwarlo, Bob Koziel, Rich Stevenson, Ioe Hart, Bob Murray. Riqhtlrlussell Adams, Manaqer, Mr. Riqqle, Coach. Junior High School Basketball New Crgan Presented By Y Clubs Organ Presenlalion CMay 14, l958j Seated Cl. to rj: Mr. Matz, Principal, Mr. Bluehauqh, Super, visor, Miss Ruth Lee, Oraanisl and Reynolds' Representative, Mr. Murray, Hi-Y Advisor, Slands ing: Erika Bopp, Tri-l-li-Y Chap- lin, Loretta Craig, Tri-l-li-Y Asst. Treas., Donna Cheslock, Tri-Hi- Y Pres., Mrs. Nichol, Tri-Hi-Y Advisor, Bill Miller, Hi-Y Treas,, lim Carroll, I-li-Y Member, Ray Bazzoli, Pres., Sylvia Fartro, Tri- Hi-Y Vice Pres., Carol Bernard, Tri-Hi-Y Member. Fire Wardens Inspect Extinguisher Backstage E Front row QI. to r.j: loe Dicey, Dave Wolf, Rusty Sala, Tony Macioszek, Frank Tauzel. Back row: Walter Alfred, Bill Ramsey, Ed Fermanek, Ga- briel Bober, Dave Duffy, Wally Dean, lim Tershel, l Iames Williams. HE Ei . Q l The Senior Clcxss of '58 was the first closs to hold commencement exercises in the new gymnasium. Gymnasium Will Be Scene Of Graduation For '59 Seniors IOSEPH ANDERSON DOMINICK ANDREOLLI DIANA ANDREWS lee lunebuq Dicind Air Force State Police Beauty Operator EDDY ARENT lAMES AYRES HERBERT BALLAS LEHOY BELL Ain't lim Herb Leroy Corvette Owner Undecided Radio-TV Repcrirrncm Geologist Page 23 SHIRLEY BELL MARIORIE BERNARD SANDRA BISHOP Hshlldu Margie Sandy Waves Teacher Homemaker ERNEST BONANNO BETSIE BOSWORTH IANE BROCK Ernie Betsie Janie Enqineer Stenographer Undecided WILLIAM BRUCE LAWRENCE BURGESS TRUMAN BURGESS Bill Larry TrudY Enqineer Professor Success TERRIS BYBD IAMES CEBENZIA LEE CI-IEW Terry lim Lee Airforce Band Triliionncrire Success JOSEPH CHOLAK BARBARA COLLINS EDMOND CONONGE Ice Barb Ed Ndvy Sdles Clerk Undecided IUDITH CGWDEN DANIEL CBEGUT IAMES MEBLE Iudy Danny CUSHMAN Nurse Undecided Merle Air Force lUDlTH CUSHEY ROSALIE DEMSHEP lOHN DOBECK Iudy 'Rose lack Undecided Receptionist Electrical Contractor LINDA DONALDSON ANTHONY DURISH Lin Tony Airline Hostess Mechanic LOUIS RICHARD IOHN PAL IERRY FOCHLER FABIAN fohn Each Dick Aeronautical Engineer Undecided Electrical Engineer DONNA I-IAGETER DELMA HOLLENBACH WAYNE I-IOWER Donna Bunny Butch Success Private Secretary Success IOHN KENNETH HULL NANCY KELLY WILLIAM KIEHL Kenny Nance Bill Teacher Receptionist Undecided MARGARET KLAPACH WILLIAM LADOCHY IOANNE LAMANSKY Margie Bill Io Receptionist Air Force Secretary 'WILLIAM LANGLEY SUE ELLEN LUZIER LARRY MCFARLAND Bill Susie Mac Undecided Stenoqrapher Army HOWARD MALARKEY IOSEPH MARRA RONALD MEDDINGS Howdy Ioe Ronnie Air Force Millionnaire College IAMES MILLER CAROLE MOORE ANTHONY MOSKAL Hllfllu Ilcfllll HSCIITIH Undecided Homemaker Draftsman CAROL MOUNTFORD IESSIE MURPHY IUDITH OLIVERIO Ucmolee.. ,,IeSS,. ,,IudY,, Interior Decorator Airiine Hostess Nurse SANDRA OLIVERIO IANET PARK ROBERT PATTERSON Sandy Ian Bobby Gene Receptionist Homemaker Success IUDITH PELLMAN GERALDINE ,PUTRAN DANIEL RATHBONE Hhldy.. ,,GerW,. ..DqnnY,, Secretary Secretary' Marines SHIRLEY ROCK WALTER RODENSKI RUTH RODGERS Shirley Wally Ruthie Secretory Auto Bodyrnon Airline Hostess ROWENA ROSE LORETTA ROSS IACK ROUPE Ro Loretto l Ioclcie Stenoqropher Homemaker Rocket Research MARGARET ROUPE GERALDINE SKWARLO DOROTHY SMIDDLE Hpeqgyu HGGUYH ,,DOt,, Airline Receptionist Nurse Secretory u JOSEPH ALLEN SMITH IOSEPH WILLIAM ROSALIND KAY SMITH Ice SMITH Kay Air Force Special Service Ice Teacher Engineer J ALICE KATHLEEN KENNETH SPINA IOHN STAREK SOBRASKY Kenny Iohnny Kathy Air Force Enqineer Happiness THOMAS STRANG BARBARA RODY TAYLOR Tom STINESPRING Rody Air Force Stinie Mechanic Secretary THERESA DEANNE ALMA IEAN TESTA IAMES THORNE TAUFER Tessie lim Deany Receptionist Success Private Secretary DOROTHY WADE CAROL ANN WAGNER KAREN WHITFIELD Dottie Carol Karen Stenoqrapher Teacher Secretary DONALD WOYICKI WILLIAM 'WYLIE RALPH YOUNG Don Bill Skip College Marines Undecided Left Turn From Lobby To. .. MAIN FLOOR-NEW WING Sophomore English In Four students of a 10th grade P. A. LAWTON English class at board diagram- Engish 10 ming sentences. University of Michigan, BA. Room 115-Informal Homeroom 115 Grade 11 Front row CI. to LD: Mary Livolsi, Bose Pastovich, Karen Spiller, Pearl Bell, Ioyce Bowers, Lois Ferbrache, Mary Ann Unicek. Second row: Nancy Barringer, Mary Danley, Linda Iohnson, Donna Finney, Carol Shannon, Angeline Patrina. Third row: Ianet Moskal, Linda Mountford, Carol Roupe, Denny McCullough, Gabriel Bober, George Craig, Paul Setto. Fourth row: Ierry Curner, George Tayior, Bruno Zanolla, Bob Costello, Bob Anderson, Ed Macanga. Back row: Martin Bartos, Warren Dernoshek, Paul Henderson, lim Kramer, Ken Alderson, Bill Likar. Not pictured: Robert I-lartsock, Richard Sherrow, Mr. Costa, homeroom teacher. Page 34 Classroom 112 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Carroll Smith, Secretaryp Miss Lawton, Class Advisory Bill Setto, Vice Pres- ident: Iohn George, President: Mr. Smith, Class Advisory Karen McClain, Treasurer. Social Studies Classroom DOMlNlC COSTA History lU, ll California State Teachers College BS . Tenth grade history students in room ll5, an informal class room with round and rectangular tables rather than desks. TUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Le!! to righi: Miss Delbarre, Class Advisorg Iohn Camden, President: Donna Charriere, Secretaryy Iudy Marra, Treasurery Denny McCullough, Vice Presidentg Miss Popovich, Class Advisor. Room 114-English, Latin And mu wma x fm Iohn explaining Latin Forum by use of Lanterna, Latin newspaper and other bulletin board materials, to his Latin MRS, ALLENE S. NICHOL U C1355- Latin I, llp English ll Waynesburg, B.A. Homeroom ll4 Grade ll Front row CI. to ID: Dclores Altieri, Carol Congie, Judy Weaver, Patty Staskiowski, Shirley Pettit, Nancy Beton. Second' row: Gail Brown, Sandra Coneby, ludy Shuba, Vickey Oliverio, Barbara Klapach, Darlene Prandine, Noreen Carroll. Third row: Ioyce Zupancic, Helen Lawerence, Ioan Douglas, Sam Lucciola, Carl Brigich, Clark Roth. Fourth row: Wayne Skwarlo, George Wright, lim Wilson, Dave Duffy, Albert Nagy, Iames Turk, Charles Lombardi. Fifth row: Bill Shaffer, lim Worstell, Richard Friesel, lack Beam, Phil Schussler. Not pictured: Patty Kereki, lim Cottrill, Mrs. Nichol, homeroom teacher. Page 36 Meeting Place For TRI-HI-Y SB, TRI-I-Il-Y Front row Cl. to r.D: S. Bishop, D. Byers, P. Staskiowski, S. Pettit, I. Klapach, E. Hageter, P. Catalano, K. McClain, R. Pastovich, M. Livolsi, I. White, L. Rice, D. Perry. Second row: M. A, Stewart, I. Shuba, I. Shuba, I. Pellman, T. Berry, A. Dumblauskas, M. I. Tomsic, C. Rozance, C. Congie, D. Prandine, K. Sobrasky, B. Folkens, G, Skwarlo, N. L. Worstell, D. Smiddle. Third row: R. Rogers, S. Coneby, D. Scarton, C. Moore, S. E. Luzier, S. Rock, M. Klapach, K. Smith, I. Zielinski, M, Bernard, L. Scarcell, G. Putran, G. Douglas. Fourth row: C. Fabian, C. Dent, B. Klapach, P. Boupe, I. Park, P. Lipski, S. Bell, I, Rosmon, I. Cushey, I. Wagner, B. Chappel, D, Ieffers, I. Earliwine. Fifth row: C. Slocum, I, Lamansky, C. Vulcano, N. Kelly, A. Patrina, C. Roupe, I. Minor, L. Reevis, B. M. Kendra, I. Wolf, N. Green, C. Smith. Back row: D, Wade, L. Donaldson, N. Phillips, K. Lauther, F. Sargent, D. Nagy, L. McLaughlin, C. Martin. Not pictured: P, Kereki, A. Christy, L. Kraus, P. Nagy, D. Sears, D. Shaw. Officers Front row CI. to rj: Bae Bosworth, President, Mrs. Nichol, Advisor, Ruth Beynard, Treasurer. Second row: Donna Hageter, Chaplain, Iudy Cowden, Vice President: Barbara Oliver, Program Chairman. Back row: Delma Hol- lenbach, Asst. Treasurer: Rowena Rose, Corres. Secretary, Karen Whitfield, Student Council Representative: Nadean Smith, Rec'd. Secretary. To create, maintain and extend throughout the school, home, and community high standards of Christian Char- acter is the purpose of the Sr. Tri-Hi-Y. Membership in the club offers senior high school girls the opportunity to meet together in a social and governmental fashion. The main project of this year was to raise money, by candy sales, concessions at athletic events, and dances, to finish equipping the organ which was purchased by the club last year. Being a service club, the girls carried through the following projects: Door watchers and ticket takers for basketball and wrestling, collecting Christmas cards for missions in Korea and India, Easter baskets for children's ward in Canonsburg Hospital, needy family baskets for Thanksgiving, and Devotions over intercom for entire school, The members also held teen-talks with guest speak- ers, a birthday party for senior members, and an enter- tainment for their mothers and the women faculty members. Tri-l-li-Y and Hi-Y members selling refreshments at concession stand for football games. Room 116-French, Public Speaking Kenny I-lull delivering a speech in Public Speaking class. ALBERT G. RIECK French I, Spanish ll, Public Speaking, Drama Washington and leiierson, BA. French I class. French is the new- est elective in the high school curriculum. Homeroom 116 Grade 11 Front row Cl. to LD: Barbara Oliver, Charlotte Goodyear, Marlene Durish, Barbara Horclies, Adrienne Rodsky, Darlene Durish. Second row: Bette Rossell, Carol Rozance, Bonnie Chappel, Eyvonne Petemel, lanice Minor, Nadean Smith, Dawn Ieffers. Third row: Ioanne Caputo, Patty Seik, Iudy Denk, Patty Lipski, Hugh Paxton, Ettore Grabowski, lack Davis, left Williams. Fourth row: lim Craig, lim Antonietta, Ed Cass, Iohn Stack, Russell Williams, Barry Stenger, Conwell Anthony. Back row: Bob Spitkfz, Bill Ramsey, Vince Macioszek. Not pictured: Richard Katreeb, Mr. Rieclc, homeroom teacher. Page 38 Driver Training Classroom-117 I-lomeroom 117 Grade 10 Front row Cl. to r.D: Susan Luongo, Iudy Courie, Theordora Courie, Linda Roupe, Glynda Wilson, Sandy Campbell. Second row: Donna Scarton, Marianne Andreolli, Betty Andreolli, Rachel Sims, Monna Gamble, Iudy Earliwine, Lois McLaughlin. Third row: Donna Nagy, Dorothy Demitrovic, Sam Perry, Bob Smiddle, Tony Marra, Ioe Kozdra, Tom Novak, Don Zielinski. Fourth row: Charles Alexy, Iim Simonini, Bob 1-lilderbrand, Linn Blesel, Bob Clay, Dave Lombardi, Bill Taylor. Back row: Dale Barnhill, Bob Weaver, Dave Miller, Iohn Novak, Charles Iohnston, Ronny Mazza, Dennis Bowman. Not pictured: Ioyce Posten, Mr. Vulcano, homeroom teacher. Driver Training includes classroom instruction as well as actual driving. By use of a Magnetic board, cars, traffic signs and figures, Mr. Vulcano discusses various traffic situations to the class. Page 39 'F FRANK L. VULCANO Driver Education Lock Haven State Teachers College, B.S.g University of Pittsburgh, M.Ed. Mathematics Classroom 118 Homeroorn ll8 Grade ll Front row CI. to rj: Ruth Reynard, Dorothy Byers, Donna Charriero, Barbara Higgins, Patty Smith, Anita Dumblauskas. Second row: ludy Marra, Barhara Eolkens, Mary Ann Stewart, Diane Scariot, Ianice Rosmon, Mary Hare rower, loyve I-liiilner. Third row: Iois Scarcell, Sandra Davis, Marjorie Weaver, Carol Vnlcano, Betty Dzikowslci, Carolyn Martin, George Cholak, Ronnie Engott. Fourth row: Charles Cushey, Howard Ford, Mitch Smith, Oscar letters, Iohn Camden, Ronnie'Shaw, Ierome Cortese. Back row: Larry Simpson, George Lukich, George Eurda, Dave Brod- nick, lohn Fischer, Ed Piechnilc. Not pictured: lerome Franko, Iohn Franlco, lohn Zylo, Mrs, Gennocro, homeroom teacher. MRS. CATHERINE GENNOCRO Plane Geometry, Algebra II Indiana State Teachers College B.S,g University of Pittsburgh, M.Ed. Charconge Staff Prepares Yearbook In Room 112 Left to right: Kenny Hull, Asst, Editor, Mrs. Gennocro, Ad- visor, Marjorie Bernard, Edi- tor. Page 40 CHARCONGE EDITORIAL STAFF Front row CI. to rj: Ianet Park, Kathleen Sobrasky, Carole Moore, ludy Cowden. Back row: Iudy Pellman, Rowena Rose, lohn Starek, Iohn Pal, Lee Chew, Geraldine Skwarlo. Down The Hous'ron Stairwell To... Ground Floor-New Wing Several girls from Office Practice class practicing on various machines Typewriting I class, taught by Mr. Roach in room 5. fl! ALICE IAHN Shorthand I, Hy Typing I, Hg Office Practice University of Pittsburgh, B.S. University of Pittsburgh, M,Litt. Rooms 1-3-5-6-Business The business education, suite has a type- writirrg room, machines rooms, and shorthand room with corridor connecting the threeg and a bookkeeping room across the corridor. The suite is fully equipped with modern office machines, including electric typewriters and an Offset Duplicator. This department has all the facilities to prepare students for successful careers in the business world. 'ktfwlbltir DONALD E. MORFORD Typing I, Bookkeeping, Salesman- ship, Consumer Education Indiana State Teachers College, B.S. University of Pittsburgh, .M.Ed IOHN l. ROACH Business Arithmetic, General Busi- ness, Typing I Duquesne, B.S. University of Pittsburgh, M.Ffd, Page 42 Education Department Horneroom l Grade lU Front row Cl. to rj: Pete Luongo, Donna Perry, Iune White, Barbara Cox, Paulette Taylor, Rita Belensky. Second row: Karen McClain, Susanne Grimm, Helen Spiller, Linda Palmer, Sheila Michalski, Faye Seargeant, Lee Revis. Third row: Sue Weaver, Shirley Rogers, Ianice Bell, Carol Slocum, Iulie Wolf, Nancy Phillips, Beverly Babiarz, Betty Cumer. Fourth row: Iim Plunkett, Ray Meredith, lim Higgins, Bill Clark, Charles Schmalz, Richard Smith, Frank Tauzel. Fifth row: Dennis Scarcell, Michael Polly, Iohn George, lim Skowvron, Charles Meddings, Dee Revis. Back row: Bill Mamrack, lim Tershel, Danny Laughlin, Charles Fife. Not pictured: Miss Iahn, homeroom teacher. BUSINESS CLUB Front row Cl. to rj: Dorothy Smiddle, Sandy Oliverio, Barbara Stine- spring, Shirley Rock, Loretta Ross, Deanne Tauter, Back row: Patty Spencer, Rae Bosworth, Ianet Park, Nancy Kelly, Rowena Rose, Ioann Lamansky, Karen Whitfield, Delma Hollenbach. Officers Cl. ,to LD: Geraldine Putran, Presi- dent, Rosalie Demsher, Vice President, Carol Wagner, Student Council Representa- tive: Sue Ellen Luzier, Librarian, Dorothy Wade, Secretcrryy Iudy Pellman, Treasurerp Miss lahn, Advisor. Homeroorn 6 Grade 10 Front rcw CI. to rj: Mary lane Burgess, Carol Tauter, Donna Scears, Carol Durish, Barbara Berger, Margaret Palmer. Second row: Loretta Kraus, loyce Wagner, Donna Dorchak, Carol Dent, Susan Douclna, Carol Ramsey, Dorothy Malarkey. Third row: Gwen Sherrow, Jerome Rodgers, lack Shuba, Larry Borello, Bill Congie, Dan Casper, Torn Rodgers, lack Davidson. Fourth row: Randy Mathura, Gene Como, Dan Fulop, Bill Caseher, Ronald Gahster, Bill Setto, Ed Shuha, Fifth row: Wayne Penvose, Bob Bonanno, Roy Scott, lim Wylie, Dennis Wilson. Not pictured: Patty Nagy, Mr. Roach, homeroom teacher. Buccaneer Staff Publishes School Paper In Business Deparrmenr EDITORS Mr. Mortord, Advisor, Ron Shaw, Assist- ant Editor. CI. to rj: Bill Bruce, Editor: BUCCANEER STAFF Front row Cl, to rj: Anita Dumblauskas, Sandy Bishop, Mike Bober, loyce Bowers, ludy Weaver, Marhara Cox, Bar- bara Stinespring, Barbara Oliver. Second row: Barbara Yount, Lee Chew, Dorothy Smiddle, Iudy Oliverio, Carol Mounttord, Gloria Bullock, lanet Park, Dorothy Wade. Third row: lohn Starek, Ioyce Ruftner, Diane Scariot, lanice Minor, Eyvonne Peternel, Iudy Pellman, Donna Hageter, Nancy Kelly. Back row: Rowena Rose, lerry Cumer, Don Woyicki, Ken Spina, Martin Bartos, Conwell Anthony, lack Roupe. Classroom 2-Physics, Advanced Mathematics IOHN H, RIGGLE' Physics, Solid Geometry, Trigono- metry, Algebra lil WG?hlnqtOn and Iefferson' BjA' The new chemistry-physics room has University of Pmsburqh' MLM' especially designed furniture and faci- lities for individual and group experi- mentation. Pictured is a Physics class. Homeroom 2 Grade lO Front row CJ, to r.D: Emily Davis, Patty Catalano, Mike Bober, Don Rathbone, lean Tomsic, Darlene Shaw. Second row: Audrey Christy, Patty lanes, Thalia Berry, Carol Bernard, Karen Lauther, Ioan Banish, lack Cholak. Third row: Bob Lindsay, Bob Gephart, Ierry Mitchell, Arthur l..aRosa, Richard Hunt, Sam Plumley. Back row: Charles Pellman, Paul Kelly, Walter Alford, Iohn Oliver, Bill Carroll, David Nackoul. Not pictured: Mr. Riqgle, homeroom teacher. Paqe 45 Biology Classes Meet In Room 4 ...ff H. PRESTIN BERRY Biology Waynesburg, BS. Sophomore Biology class laughl by Mr. Putorli in room 4. Homeroom 4 Grade Ioan Klapach, Noralee Almasy, Norma Green. Marino, Dorothy Nixon, Bob Cumer. Fourth tow: Dave Welch, Bill Puchi Smith, Iames Wiliams. homeroom teacher, 10 Front row CI. to LD: Ronald Pasterchalk, Linda Rice, Edna Hageter, Worstell, Carol Fabian. Second row: ludy Zielinski, Carol Smilh, Nancy Gertrude Douglas, Karen Hayes, Rose Marie Kendra. Third row: Charlotte Marilyn Baker, Ioanne Shannon, Gay Seargeant, Charles Courie, Earl Piri, Tom Wylie, Dave Bizzack, Frank Betarie, Ierry Groznik, Bernard Malinak, . Fifth row: John Cumer, Marion Serafin, Glenn Cubbage, Ron Wilson, Dave Not pictured: Paul Wagner, Mary Ann Jeffers, Ray Dunlevy, Mr. Morford, Page 45 VARSITY WRESTLERS Front row CI. to r.D: Mike D'Amico, Tom Simms, Truman Burgess, Lee Chew, Don Rathbone, Don Zielinski, Ray Dun- levy. Back row: John Camden, Larry Burgess, Bill Clark, Dan Cregut, Bob Spittka, Dave Chropek, Richard Fabe Wrestling Practice Room In Locker Room Section Adjacent to the boy's locker roorn is a room used tor wrestling practice. Shown at lett is a typical scene of the wrestlers practicing in this room. The locker rooms and shower rooms are well-venti- lated and provide excellent sanitary facilities tor the students. These include three locker roorns, boys', girls' and visiting teams'p ottices tor the physical education teachers and athletic manager and coaches dressing rooms. IQ A Qi A ian. Ian HD-C.H.H.S. Ian. CHD-C.H.H.S Ian. CAD--C.H.H.S. Ian. CHD--C.H.H.S. Ian. AD-C.H.H.S lan AD-C.H.H.S lan CHD C.H.H.S. SEASONS RECORD Burgettstown 38 Feb CA D-C.H.H.S Burgettstown Trinity 50 Feb CHD C.H.H.S Claysville Canonsburg 31 Feb CAD-C.H.H.S. Cecil Twp. Washington 33 Feb. CHD C.H.H.S Ietterson Peters Twp. 8 Feb CA D-C.H.H.S Claysville Trinity 36 Feb CHD-C.H.H.S Cecil Twp. Canonsburg 3U Camden in referee's position for start of second period of Burg- ettstown match, COACH AND MANA AGERS Front row CI. to r.D: Frank Tauzel, Bob Gephart, Ed Fee- ney. Back row: Ralph Young, Mr. Abraham, Coach, Howard Malar- key. Fabian and Burgetts- town opponent start- ing off in standing position for first period. 1958 State Champ, Ray Bazzoli - l85 pound class. RESERVE WRESTLERS Front row CI. to r.D: Ronnie Hartman, Ronny Iordan, Bob Spiller, Ioe Venci, Eugene Nagy, Tom Minnenolc. Sec- ond row: George Brown, Mike Bober, Dan Seik, Bob Piacenza, Tony Marra, Larry Borello, Walter Alford. Back row: Hugh Paxton, Bob Srniddle, lim Antonietta, Mike Polly, Dennis Bowman, Bruno Zanolla, IUNIOR HIGH WRESTLERS Front row CI. to r.D: Art Hageter, Bob Bodnar, Richard Hull, Terry Whitfield, Floyd Spencer, Eugene Nagy. Second row: Bob Spiller, Duane Sasek, lim Whitfield, Tom Minnenok, Timmy Urbanic, Tom Benic. Back row: George Brown, loe Venci, Ronald Burlina, Dwight Fritz, Mr. Vulcano, lunior High Coach and Assistant Varsity Coach. Page 48 Through the Central Corridor To . . . FIRST FLOOR - OLD WING INDUSTRIAL ARTS EPHHAIM C. TYLER Woodworking California State Teachers College, B.S.g Pennsylvania State, M.Ed. The industrial arts center consists of a Wood shop, metal shop and a mechanical drawing room along with accompanying facilities. Here a stu- dent can develop a vocational inter- est, consumer literacy, manipulative skills and training in home mech- anics. In metal shop Cpictured at leftD gas and electric arc Welding, sheet metal practice, foundry, forging and machine shop practice can be offer- ed. Designing and planning actual creation of home furnishings and or- naments can also be adequately done in metal shop. THOMAS DONALDSON Mechanical Drawing, Metal Shop California State Teachers College, B S David Wolf demonstrates the 10 inch circular saw to sev- eral members of his 9th grade industrial arts class. Page 50 DEPARTMENT In Wood shop Cpictured at rightb boys are trained in the use of a large variety of machines: training that will prove valuable in later years in their work or hobbies. Hand and machine Woodwork, proper use of tools and mechanical drawing are practiced in constructing various Woodworking projects. Industrial Arts Education is con- sidered a phase of general education and involves both the study of and experience with materials, processes, products and occupations of an in- dustrial society. INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB The Industrial Arts Club is an or- ganization ior those boys interested in manual training. It is a chapter of the National Industrial Arts Club. In- formal meetings were held during the year. In addition to their own projects the boys constructed and set up stage scenery and handled stage proper- ties. Officers Left to right: lack David- son, Secretary-Treasurerg Bill Case- ber, President, Iirn Smith, Vice Presi- dent: Mr, Tyler, Advisor. Left to right: George Paxton, Ronnie Worstell, Bob Worstell, David De- Stefano, lim Worstell, Phil Schussler, Frank Tauzel, Iohn Fischer, Charles Long, Keith Sefton, Albert Rogers. Page 51 MRS. lANE P. MCCLURE lunior-Senior High Home Economics Carnegie Tech, B.S. F. H. A. CLUB The newest club at Chartiers-Houston is the Future Homemakers of America. Senior high school girls who have taken, or are taking Home Economics may become members. The purposes are to focus attention on the home- making program of the school, and to promote appreciation and satisfaction of worthy home membership. Activities of the year included a Halloween Dance, Christmas boxes for needy and a Christmas play. Officers Front row CI. to rj: Patty Seik, Vice Pres- ident, Rae Rosworth, Treasurerg Deanne Taufer, President: Mrs. McClure, Advisor. Back row: Adri- enne Rodslcy, Reporter, Alma lean Testa, Student Council Representative, Dolores Altieri, Historiany Mary Livolsi, Parliamentarian. Not Pictured: Vicky Oliverio, Secretary. HOME ECCNOMICS The -home economics department is a three- room suite which furnishes a truly domestic set- ting for students of homemaking. The sewing room is equipped with electric sewing mach- ines, large cutting tables and other equipment for individual sewing projects. Pictured below are several girls working on their projects. Front row CI. to r.D: Darlene Durish, Marlene Durish, Theodora Courie, Sandy Bishop, Sandy Cone-by, Doro- thy Byers, ludy Courie. Second row: Loretta Ross, Mary Ann Stewart, Ruth Rogers, Carol Durish, Barbara Hordies, Sandy Campbell, Glenda Wilson, Barbara Higgins. Third row: Audrey Christy, Vicky Oliverio, Ger- aldine Putran, ludy Oliverio, Mar- garet Klapach, Sue Ellen Luzier, Carol Mountford, ludy Cushey, Carole Moore. Fourth row: Darlene Prandine, Ioyce Zupancic, Mary Ann Unicek, Angeline Patrina, Peggy Roupe, lessie Murphy, Helen Law- rence, Mary Harrower, ludy Denk, Barbara Klapach. Back row: Linda Donaldson, Barbara Collins, Marilyn Baker, Dorothy Nixon, Gertrude Douglas, Charlotte Marino, Carolyn Martin, Donna Hageter, loan Doug- las, Noreen Carroll. DEPARTMENT Connecting the sewing and cooking rooms is a beautifully furnished living-dining room. ln the cooking room there are several complete kitchen units where the girls learn to use the latest equipment in preparing Wholesome meals. The main kitchen contains a complete laundry unit, built-in refrigerator and freezer. Officers Left to right: Alma lean Testa, Treasurer, Sandy Oliverio, Vice Presidentg Miss Anderson, Advisory Iudy Oliverio, President: Patty Seik, Secretary, Nancy Beton, Student Council Representative. RUTH ANDERSON Home Economics 9, 8, 7 Indiana State Teachers College, BS.: Pennsylvania State, M.Ed. SUB DEB CLUB The purpose of the Sub Deb Club is to find the needs of our school and community and to help in any way possible. Senior high girls in- dicating their desire to join are elected by the members. Sponsoring the annual May day is the biggest project of the club. Other projects were: luke-box dance, Bake sale, Christmas baskets for needy, Secret sisters and Mother- daughter tea. Front row CZ. to r.D: Barbara Stine- spring, Marlene Durish, Dolores Al- tiere, Pearl Bell, Adrienne Rodsky. Second row: Patty Spencer, Donna Charriere, Darlene Durish, Bette Ros- sell, ludy Denk, Iudy Marra, Ioan Caputo, Deanne Taufer. Back row: Vicky Oliverio, Ioyce Zupancic, No- reen Carroll, loan Douglas, Byvonne Peternel, Rosalie Demsher, Linda Mountforcl. HOME AND SCHOOL VISITOR'S OFFICE The Visitor has a two-fold duty, namely, th and the treatment of be- havior problems of chil- drenp Working closely With the scho 'M child, the hom munity and state child wel- fare agencies. Home and School e prevention of ol personnel, the e and com- IOHN K. ABRAHAM Home and Waynesburg, BS. University oi Pittsburgh, M.Ed. ART DEPARTMENT School Visitor inc udes much of the equipment found in one of the most modern art rooms in Washingtori County. Such crafts as ceramics ' l , 1ewe ry, block printing, wood carving and leather craft are exposed to the students of Chartiersel-louston. GALE H. BOAK Art Edinboro State Teachers Colle e - Q B.S.y Syracuse University, M.Ed. Experience with various kinds of materi 1 a s should be preceeded by a good layout or design. ln this photo, art students are seeking a suitable design before they can realize a pleasing end product. Page 54 CLASSROOM 101 -CIVICS, PA. HISTORY Freshmen Class Officers Cl. to rj: Gloria Bullock, Treas- urer, Mike D'Amico, Vice President, Cheryl Roth, Secretary, Ronald Iordan, President, Mr. Demalon, Class Advisory Mr. Putorti, Class Advisor. Civics, PG- History, Biology St. Vincent, B.S. LEONARD DEMALON Homeroom lOl Grade 7 Front row CI. to LD: Terry Whitfield, Lois l-lays, lim Bunevich, Vickie Capuio, Margaret Hallam, Diane Pilkington. Second row: Betty Lue Plance, Chester Doudna, Frank Carvell, Richard Cholak, Donald Conner, Wilbert McDonald, David Lawther. Third row: Dorothy Naser, Carl Stopperich, Charles DeRosa, Zolia Smith, Mary Ann Mele, Elcsie Mogentale, Patricia Lukich, Mary Caumo. Back row: Deborah Wolfe, Ianice Blough, Donna Durish, Albert Dichak, Tedd Starkey, Dawna Chastel, loyce Wylie, Frank George. Not pictured: Sheryl Bruce, Rebecca l-lower, Iames Ruhns, Mr. Demalon, homeroom teacher. Page 55 MATHMATICS - CLASSRCOM 109 THOMAS A. SMITH Algebra I class, section 9A, during supervised study half Algebra IV General Mum of period, taught by Mr, Smith. California State Teachers College, B.S.: Pennsylvania State, M.Ed. T-lomeroom 109 Grade 7 Front row CI. to r.j: Richard Hall, Owen Frye, Iudy Mengel, Wayne Chille, Robert Bodnar, Barbara Hageter. Second row: Kathy Piacenza, Nancy Skwarlo, Iamie Sar- gent, Donna Burchak, Ianice Brahs, Ruth Ann Mondik, Albert Ragus. Third row: Ronald Franko, Tim Urbanic, Tommy Minnenok, Leroy Hilton, Elizabeth Pavella, Dwight Fritz, Ioe Testa, Carrie Moyar. Back row: Becky Echard, Susan Giles, Rocky LaBella, Iarnes Smith, David DeSteiano Charian Hauqht, Dianne Mazza, Gloria Bird, lean Brownlee. Not pictured: Mr. Smith, homerooni teacher, Page 56 CLASSROGM 107 - ARITHMETIC 7 Martha, Keith and Vicki demonstrating the abacus to 7D IRlzNt1 Gt-tAt5l.t: i section of seventh grade arithmetic, taught by Miss Grable. Arithmetic 7 Pennsylvania State, B.S. University of Pittsburgh, M.Litt. Homeroom lU7 Grade 7 Front row Cl. to rj: Danny letters, lean Clark, Billy Hall, Colette Devine, Lenny Blouqh, Eddie Garrison. Second iowz George Paxton, Bruce Dorchak, Ronnie Dixon, Kennie Stasiowski, Frank Fazzolare, Iudy Stevens, Linda Frantz. Third row: Iohn Finney, David Susko, Iohn Kubuchi, Keith Sefton, Roy Dickson, Martha Horton, Thelma Burgess, Sue Williams. Back row: Vicki Rellick, Ioyce Iordan, Eddie Donner, Aleta Weaver, Patty Lombardi, lean Grazier, Charles Long, Linda Anderson, Patty Bowman. Not pictured: Miss Anderson, homeroom teacher. Page 57 CLASSROCM 105 Homeroom lO5 Grade 7 Front row U. to rj: Ronald Pozniclc, Thomas 'VVylie, CHRISTTNE POPOVICH Douglas Bruce, Patty Coleman, loanne Shalosky, Diane MFClIllfit1Gh. Second rcw: Enalieh 7 Ioyce Ann Mary, Harry Penrose, Robert Worstell, Mary Lou Rell, Robert Ullom, Harry C I-f - S T h Young, William Rush. Third tow: Tom Eurika, Linda Anderson, Rita l-lcuston, Cass- Glomm M1168 SGGC ers College' andra Politan, Robert Marra, Dave Williams, Ioyce Ann Yoders, lnhn lawther. Hack l ' row: lames Whitfield, Duane Sasek, Bobby Ragazzini Gloria Delxflwrco, Cheryl Dilkes, Dona Sims, Iill Ann Norris, Thomas Plunkett, Gale Robinson. Not pictured: Nancy White, Margaret Higgins, Michael Poness. Miss Popovich, homeroom teacher. CLASSROCM 103 5 MRS, lEANNINE SPENCER Special Education Maryville, AB. Homeroom 103 Grade 7 Front row CI. to rj: Ralph Patsch lr., Thomas lorda Floyd Spencer, Linda Campbell, Connie Weaver, Wanda Woodham. Second rov Phyllis Dent, Nancy Horton, Patricia Wallo, Bonnie Salamone, Robert Azman, Thomt Glunt, Everett Bush. Third row: Patricia Bager, Wanda Coneby, Slyvia Davis, Samu Gaido, Ronald Worstell, Gerald Piatt, Stella Edwards, Betty Gray. Back row: ludi Nackoul, Barbara Byrd, lane Grimm, Donald Schmalz, Bill lones, lerry Mull, Dona Bell. Not pictured: Patty Dungee, Mrs. Spencer, homeroom teacher. Up The McGovern Sfairwell to . .. SECOND FLCOR-OLD WING N CLASSRCJOM 203 f K. lit si. lfoirir.-rooin 203 Grade A Front row CI. to LC: Ralph Patsch lr., Thomas lordan, Petit Friar-lhardt, Robert Stenger, Franklin Zilcevich, David Lamansky. Second row: Shirrori Griffith, Sharon Taylor, Georgia Hatfield, Barbara Scarcell, lariice Bell, fudy KATHERINE KARABUSKIN Blough, Harlan Shober. Third row: Larry Wood, Linda Arthur, lean Reynolds, Gay Rossoll, lfflllfff? Brown, lerrv Skowvron, Phyllis Ragazzini, Lynda Wright. Fourth row: David Ayers, lorry Rose, Clara Mae Higgins. Doris Garrison, Loretta Buraess, Sandra Rriqqs, Edward Feeney. Back row: Alex Gump, Walter Plants, Bernard Filosi, loseph Alderson, Not pictured: Mrs. McClure, homeroom teacher. History 7 Pennsylvania State, B.S. University of Pittsburgh, M.Litt. JUNIOR TRI-HI-Y An affiliate of the YMCA, the lunior Tri-I-li-Y is a service club for eighth and ninth grade girls, Christian throught, Christian action and Christian leadership is the platform of the club, Activities for the year were: Christ- mas program for entire school, Teen Talk, luke-Box dance, delegates to of- ficers training, and induction of new members with mothers as guests, Front row CI. to rj: l... Penvose, K. Schlussler, E. Seilc, C. Holmes, I. Surow, I. Bucci, N. Berger, P. Paxton, C. Hatfield. Second row: I. Blough, K. Warne, S. Stevenson, M. Cosgray, M. Rumanek, K. Kelvingfon, B. Pastorelli, A. Bernard, I. Bernard, D. Zupancic. Third row: I. Watters, K, Burns, G, Surich, D. Humphries, S. Griffith, B. Oklesson, C. Bellino, F. Weaver, M. Grabowski, B. Scarcell, E. Goodyear. Fourth tow: A. Kloska, N. Roth, G. Rossell, S. Rozance, I. Robinson, K. Kloska, L. Oliver, I. Brown, L. Burgess, N. Ofiara, M. Hedtke, S. Taylor. Back row: V. Wilson, P. Denk, D. Arms strong, N. Durnblauskas, B. Bowman, C. Shaw, K. Denk. Officers Front row QI. to rj: Miss Karabuskin, Ad- visor, Phyllis Ragazzini, Pres- ident, Carol Rathbone, Vice President. Back row: ludy Pia- sente, Student Council Repre- sentative, Evelyn Earliwine, Secretary: Carol Rasel, Cor- responding Secretary, Sandra Sargent, Treasurer, lean Rey- nolds, Chaplain. F f JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL at The junior high student council is an organization oi student elect- ed representatives from the seventh, eighth and ninth grade home- N rooms. The members strive to create better school citizenship and at- titudes, Main activities of the year were: conducting a student court system, for offenders ot school rules, maintaining a hall patrol, and co-sponsoring dances after basketball games with the senior high student council. Officers CI. to LD, Carol Rath- bone, secretary, Ioe Mazza, Presie I dent, Mr. McClure, Advisor. Seated CI. to rj: Betty Pavella, lane Grimm, Iudy Piasente, Nancy Smith, Sherle Stevenson. Standing: Ed Fer- brache, Rusty Sala, Harlan Shober, Lorna Oliver, Bob Tones, Albert Di- chak, Dave Vtlilliams, Mike D'Arnico Home room 204 Grade 8 Front row CI. to r.D: Pamela Paxton, Robert Hager- man, Leonard Szatraniec, Esther Seil, Kitty Schussler, Dolores Daughtery. Second row: Thomas Benic, Thomas Barnhill, Barbara Allen, Nova Herron, Ronald Pellrnan, Ioseph Venci, Barbara Reinheimer. Third row: Dorothy Zupancic, Carol Ramsey, Marcia Cosgray, Linda Penvose, Betty Green, Terry Ryan, Marjorie Bennett, Sherle Stevenson. Fourth row: Diane Pabian, Betty Oklesson, Carol Weigand, Karen Zotchak, lane Robinson, Kathleen Kloska, Dennis Nystrom: Back row: Charles Weaver, Robert Murray, Ioeph Babiarz, Robert Koziel, Rebecca Ullom, Carol Giovannini, loseph Hart, Not pictured: Mr. McClure, homeroom teacher. K 'R , , 'L f - fT x ' 7 - i , I 'J .:.2'S It llxgggwfv ,. , , az I 513 s- ' K I I ,Q Q R f ,T I ' ii t ,,tt, , K I 1- as ,f', ,Q 7. 55, - V Q. tr. gy 51 N V N kg, 59,11 , t I ttt ,,.,,,,, , MARVIN B. MCCLURE General Science, Geography 7 Indiana State Teachers College, B S bt CLASSROOM Horneroom 201 Grade 9 Front row U. to r.D: Richard Schmitt, Rusty Sala, Bonnie Cox, Dorothy Alford, Ioan Whitfield, David Wolf. Second row: Margaret Gra- howslci, Carol Rathhone, loan King, Gloria Dufresne, Brian Polovina, Mike Matuslcy, George Andrews, Third row: Carole Show, Gladyce Surich,Ianice Watters, Ruth Ann Beall, Sandy Sargent, Ethel Danley, loan Taylor, Ioe Dicey. Fourth row: Cheryl Roth, Barhara Bowman, Barbara Yount, Donna Armstrong, Tony Macioszek, Louis Oliverio, Wally Dean. Back row: Ed Furmanek, Charles Phillips, Bob Mull, Ted Wargo, Toe Mazza. Not pictured: Miss Morris, homeroom teacher. 202 x ,... E: CARMEN PUTORTI General Science, Biology California State Teachers College, B S CLASSROOM 201 DENA B. MORRIS English 9, ll California State Teachers College, B.S. Q Q E R Homeroom 202 Grade 8 Front tow Cl. to LD: Catherine Hatfield, Edgar Fer- brache, Margaret Green, Ianet Bucci, Franklin Simmons, Natalie Berger. Second row: Carol Holmes, Karen Kelvington, Marian Lipski, Patty Garrison, Beverly Pastorelli, Denise Miller, Kandy Warren, Third row: Allen Matusky, John Davis, Iim Sobrasky, Charles Roupeg Larry Watters, Lloyd Briggs, Robert Lauze, David Lewis. Fourth row: Anthony Note, Edward Stevenson, Kenneth Pirichak, Thomas Filosi, Barry Devine, Eugene Sala, Terry DeWalt. Back row: Kenneth Wooclham, Iohn Tolmer, Richard Stevenson, Vanna Gay Wilson, Iayne Dawson, Pete, Paris, Barry Andrews, Frank Serafin. Not pictured: Mr. Putorti, homeroom teacher. LASSROOM 205 GUIDO SCARTON Homeroom 205 Grade 9 Front row' CI. to r.D: Stanley Bunevich, Ronald Hart- Arithmeiic g man, Eleanor Goodyear, David Burt, Michael D'Amico, Ronald lordan. Second row: Faith Iones, Mary lane Wallo, Nancy Otiara, Diane Humphries, Karen Burns, David Smith, Larry Whitfield. Third row: Richard Bell, Tommy Simms, Daniel Seik, Wayne Skwarlo, Frank Kostic, Daniel Skiles, Marsha Hedtke, Nancy Donaldson. Fourth row: Iudy Piasente, Patricia Potts, Donna Rhoades, Patricia Iames, Nancy Dumblauskas, Gloria Bullock, Patricia Denk. Back row: Carol Rasel, Harry Holmes, Iames Pal, Ron- ald Miller, Ribert Piasenza. Not pictured: Mr. Scarton, homeroom teacher, CLASSROOM 206 Wake Forest, B.S. .ALLENE WALKER Geography B, 7 University of Pittsburgh, B.S, Homeroom 206 Grade 8 Front row Cl. to rj: Eugene Nagy, Marlene Kusky, Glenda Friel, Michael Starek, Ianet Surow, Allan Quackenhush. Second row: Carolyn Chambers, Richard Wylie, Robert lohnston, Truban Harrison, Iudy Skowvron, Audrey Peternel, ludy Bernard. Third row: Anita Bernard, Lydia Kobuchi, Richard Camden, David Barbour, Ronald Burlina, Catheryne Bellino, Sheila Weaver, Wilma Marth. Fourth row: Helen Cumer, Carol Dodd, Marsha Rumanek, Prudence Seargeant, Diana Smith, Arlene Kloska, Kathleen Denk. Back row: Sandra Cancilla, Lorna Oliver, Sandy Rozance, Raymond Metzler, Russell Adams, William Skwarlo, Iames Como, lames Grav. Not Dictured: Miss: Wntlmr hr-tmgmnm rem-hor C Homeroom 208 Grade 8 Front row Cl, to rj: Robert Byers, William Bishop, Paul Bertinotti, Betty Barbour, Larry Manda, loseph Rendziak. Second row: Robert Spiller, Ronald Henderson, Ronald Ewiq, Nancy Conner, Marilyn Yanosek, Shirley Ross, Bonnie Horne. Third row: Dorothy McDonald ludith Goodyear, loAnne Simon- elli, Iudith Mortalk, Barbara Shuba, Nancy Smith, Marilyn Brahs, Marion Whitfield. Fourth row: Tim Murphy, Tom Ayres, Martin Alderson, Kenneth Ramey, William Plants, Iolin Szupenka, Michael Wood, Back row: George Brown, Daryl Stenger, Robert Rodgers, Ralph Andy, Edward Nakoneczny. Not pictured: Wayne Kuhns, Mrs. Krav- CLASSROOM 208 '27 MRS. ANNA MAE KRAVCHUK English 8 University of Pittsburgh, BA. chulc, homeroom teacher. LASSROOM 209 ww - LORETTA DELBARRE History 8, lO California State Teachers College, B S Homeroom 209 Grade 9 Front row CI. to LD: Linda Henderson, Carolyn Bishop, Fern Emery, Faye Weaver, Evelyn Earliwine, Thomas Gray. Second rowz Peggy l-lower, Wesley Whitfield, Iames Shaffer, Bessie McVehil, Doris Anderson, Diane Kenneth Baker. Third row: Mildred Edwards, lrnogene Hall, Cheryl Finney, Gary Mull, Donald St. Clair, Nancy Roth, Vincent Vargo, Glenn Holmes, Fourth row: Frank Hixenbauah, Matthew Phillips, Steve Kusky, Terry Brytus, Charles Byers, Boyd Luzier, Faith Roth. Back row: Larry Dixon, Ralph Bird, Robert lones, Kenneth Stack, David Kerriqan, Robert Rumanek, Ioseph Green, William Allen, Not pictured: Ella Parker, Wayne McElhaney, Miss Delbarre, homeroom teacher. Along the Walk by Driveway 'ro . OUTSIDE SCHOOL GROUNDS 1 5 .4 3 ,gj D fiifgtfiz Athletic Field- The football field during this season was only suit- able for practice and scrimmaqe games. However, hopes are that in the near future, the Buclcies will be playing the home games on their own field. VARSITY Front row CI. to r.D: Charles Courie, Paul Setto, Bob Smiddle, Sam Perry, Paul Kelly, Bill Taylor. Second row: Richard Fabian, George Taylor, lid Shuba, Martin Bartos, lohn George, Iohn Oliver, lack Davis. Back row: Bill Setto, Albert Naqy, Linn Blosel, Bill Likar, Alex Gump, Bill Carroll, lames Williams, Bob Hilderbrand. SEASONS RECORD Sept. l3 CAD - -f .C.H.H.S. . . O Trinity CAAD lB Sept. l9 TAD ef f C.H.H.S. . .. l2 Canonsburq CAD U Sept. 26 CAD f - C.H.H.S. 7 Burqettstown CAD . 29 Oct. 2 CHD f -Y C.H.H.S. U S. Hills Catholic CAAD l5 Oct. lU CAD C.H.H.S. 2 .. 26 Cumberland Twp. CAD 4l Oct. l5 CAD C.H.H.S. U California Area lt. CAD 34 Oct. 24 C A D C.H.H.S. . , 6 Bethlehem lt. C AAD 28 Oct. 30 CHD C.H.H.S. O Waynesburq CAD 26 Nov. CS CHD C.H.H.S. , 8 Cecil Twp. CBD 35 Hilderbrand is stopped after catcltintt a Fabian pass. CCecil qameD CLOACQHES AND MANAGERS Cl. to r.D: l.m.ttfmi lDf-rriilfm, Asst. Coach: Bcb lvtlllftlfifiil, lvlfiiififif-ry Guido Sctrtfwit, Ccfirtlig lpn Cfliftw, Mtiritinier. Football Practice g,..-r- ' Dr. David H. Inqram, athletic doctor and H. Preston Berry, faculty athletic manager. IUNIOR HIGH MANAGERS AND COACH CI. to rj: Carl Stopperich, Tom Minnenolc, Bah Bodnar, lohn Ria- qle, Coach, IUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL SOUAD Front row Cl. to r.D: Dennis Nystrom, Truman Harrison, Chas. Roupe, Richard Camden, Tom Benic, Pete Enqelhardt, Dave Wolf, Glenn Holmes, Bob Lauze, Torn Barnhill. Second row: Ed Eeeney, loe Venci, Dan Seilc, Tom Simms, Ken Baker, Rich. Bell, loe Green, Terry DeWalt. Pete Paris, George Brown, Larry Watters. Back row: Wally Dean, Bob Koziel, Bill Plants, Ralph Andy, Bill Allen, Ed Nalconeczny, Bob Piacenza, Ron Miller, Louis Oliverio, Rich. Stevenson, Walter Plants. Gunners block out Naay on an end run. QCanonsburq qamej Davis drives for 5 yards aqainst Cecil. Parking Lot-Practice Area The parking lot behind the new wing is an excellent place for marching and formation practice by the band, and drill and routine practice for rnajorettes and the newly organized drill team. BANNER CARRIERS Linda Rice and Natalie Berger. 'us f a A 'HOU CHARTIERS HOUSTON BAND Front row QI. to rj, Lois Hayes, Ronnie Pellman, Dick Vtfylie, Mike Starek, Tom Wylie, Mike D'Amicfo, Ronnie Hartman, Harlan Shober, Paul Wagner, Charles Meddings, Don Woyicki, Ray Dunlevy, Geo- rge Wright, Diane Scariot, Margie Bernard. Second row: Karen Spiller, Tom lordan, Anita Bernard, Marsha Rum- anek, Karen Kelvington, David Barbour, lerome Rodgers, lack Davidson, Ronald Burlina, Tommy Simms, Kenny Pin' whak, Ralph Patsch, Mike Bober, loe Dicey, Warren Dernoshek, Ioyce Zupancic, Dorothy Zupancic. Third row: Ray Meredith, Vincent Vargo, lohn Starek, Gabriel Bober, Ieff Williams, Dennis Scarcell, Wayne Skwarlo, Ron Shaw, Re- becca Ullom, Sandra Brigas, Gloria Bullock, ludy Cowden, Kay Smith, Donna Dorchak, Lynda Wright, Patty Catalano. Rack row: David Smith, Bill Marnrack, Terry Byrd, Ed Cononge, lerorne Cortese, Bill Ladochy, lack Beam, Phil Schus- sler, Charles Fife, lohn Pal, loe Smith, Sam Williams, Bill Caseber, Kenny Stack, Dan Cregut, Mitch Smith, Mr, Chi- mento, Director. For Marching Band-Maiorefres-Drill Team MAIORETTES Front row Cl. to rj: Susan Luonqo, Sr. Mascot, Kathleen Sobrasky, Sr. Head Majoretteg Patty Seik, Ir. Head Majoreitey Linda Popats, Ir. Mascot. Second row: Rosalie Demsher, Linda Mountford, ludy Denk, Carole Moore, Alma lean Testa, loan Douglas, loyce Ruftner, Helen Spiller, Adrienne Rodsky, Patty Spencer, Deanne Taufer, Susan- ne Grimm, Ioyce Bowers, Noreen Carroll. Back: Rae Bosworth, Sheila Michalski. r , ' ,. . i W l ' 1 C t - ,,:,g:, X '-:',:, '59, 5 ,K k J r -, , ' 1 , 55 '::f '.':' 1, i , A57 : .'f: 7 : 55 :-' ,Q : it ' ., if L iii f f ' ,X . -1. .,,- I ., ,. x l ' ' ill? f t P- i .TV li' U V t seyi . i cl- 5t 5 A A :H f-1-, .,:: 5 if A i A li ' ' 4 1 .i. I i I i A ',-i' ' D lg hu. f i ' e ,, r - 2 D ' tk as i v',' HEAD MAIORETTES Left to right: Donna Char- COLOR GUARD Lett to right: Donna Scarton, riere, Drill Team Heady Kathleen Sobrasky, Senior Eyvonne Peternel, Carol Mountford, Iury Oliverio, I-lead Majoretteg Patty Seik, lunior Head Majorette. Sandy Rozanc, DRILL TEAM Front: Donna Charriere, Head. Left to right: Darlene Shaw, Betsy Green, Beverly Pastorelli, Iudy Zielinski, Carol Fabian, Nancy Roth, Bette Rossell, Sherle Roth, Gay Rossell, Phyllis Raqazzini, Lois McLaughlin, Faith Roth, lane Robinson, Carole Shaw, Barbara Bowman. New Field For '59 Baseball Team Front row CI. Io r.D: Don Zielinski, Bill Sello, Bill MilSmith, Bob I-lilclerbrond. Bock row: Bill Romsey, M ler, Bob Costello, Denny McCullough, Pclul Selto, Mitchqr., Richard Sherrow, lim Carroll, Norwood Young, lim Williams, Bruno Zcmollo, Ed Muccmqo. SEASONS RECORD C'58D Section Ill CW.P.l.A.L.D April 3 CAD -A C.H.H.S. ,oo o,a,---o,o 10 Avellci CExhibitionD M, April l5 CAD -W C.H.H.S. oo, A- 8 Ccrnonsburq ooo April l7 CAD -- C.H.H.S. W, W Z Mi. Lebanon W, April 23 CAD - C.H.H.S. , H, 7 Trinity ao, April 24 CAD - C.H.H.S. ooo A 8 Washington W- Moy l CAD - C.H.H.S. W, A l Burqetistown CExhibitionD on Moy 2 CAD - C.l-l.H.S. , , 6 Cononsburq Wo Moy l2 CAD - C.H.l-l.S. , Y 7 5 'Washington W ,o,, WW, Moy l9 CAD - C.H.H.S. , A ,.,,,,,--,,,v,,, 2 Mi. Lebanon ,o,,,,,,,,, End of Tour-Outside Views A beautiful patio sprawls along the rear of the school with en- trances leading into the cafe- teria. Steps leading from the main en- trance to ground floor, where ivy gracefully climbs down the bank and beautiful shrubbery borders the building. Three oval shaped turn a- roundsf' with newly planted trees mark the McGovern end driveway which leads to the parking lot along side the old shop building and to the parking lot behind the old wing. Side view of a section of the school showing entrances to the hall between gymnasium and choral room, band room, and garage used for the school sta- tion wagon. Page 71 fi-Z ' s for ah 5:31:5- ruorr scuoor. mrsx The greatest aa-1 4 b01S and gkrrs. So gay, young and eareireet Days 'igggggg l u want to rememberfshah why we suggest Portraits, a photographic record EQEQ, o Camera d ever! E Y :': Ssrem iorever an 4. ..,. ..,. . :.Z':.:Z:Z:ZfZ!i5gEEEi:E:E:::: to have llll- Jine Cam STUDIOS 6714 0ZfZalfiA Page 72 WHAT IS SUCCESS? Success means cloing, day by day, The very best you can, It's going on, yet taking time To help your fellow man .. . To make your mark, to reach your goal, To take your rightful place, :fo strive and strive and strive again, Yet wear a smiling face . . . To make the most of what you have, To build and not to lean, To take what happens with a heart That's steadfast and serene . . . lt's knowing how to meet success, To handle joy and sorrow, Believing in your inmost heart There's always a tomorrow! lt's keeping on when heart and soul And courage seem to fail, Convinced that faith and hope and WORK Are certain to prevail! C. L. REED LUM.BER CO. HOUSTON PENNSYLVANIA Page 73 In Z' fu ,. 53? 'A 7 ff f . 1 I- If A , X XXX A , if wfpff rf f ff ,AA . f 4 41 f f ff ffl 5 Z X +5 ,fl X ff! . UT Y ' fl ' X- K Vlnvp AM' 'if ,, if f ' ' ' fin ,f -'Tin-ggjjgjgg:',.r:,1-.11::2gg.::-::::gg1q':g:1':::::.ruse rr::: 7:f'ff: f:rJI:'::::::?'i:f::'::,y,fy4::::::2::::fZ::::L2 ,JM ,ll V 7, , --7 -,,,.im ,, A... M., ...., -..-,.. M, ,. 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Potsch ond Sons - Dodge-Plymouth Tomsic Motor Co. - Chrysler-lmperial- Plymouth Yenko Chevrolet - Chevrolet P 6 SCENIC LANDSCAPING SERVICE Homes-Industries-Schools-Utilities LANDSCAPE CONTRACTORS 1.0 R+. 40, 7 Miles Eas+ of Washingfon 5059 N Op BA 5-2100 I 4' 4' 0 :'.1:::::.::: g X Q ISOCQAVION a ' 2 A 4- z ,E ' N3 'J EE'1':?:?.'-' Q' .9 ' ' is rs ' omvanue-SVCS' P Congra+ula+ions From PENNSYLVANIA TRANSFORMER DIVISON MCGRAW-EDISON COMPANY Canonsburg, Pennsylvania Compliments of Robert A. Bruno Sn Co. Plumbing ond Heating :-: Soles and Service Phone BAldwin 2-1360 335 Jefferson Avenue Washington, Penna. Compliments of Jessop Steel Company Foremost Producers of Fine Quality Steels Washington, Pa. Compliments of Gerald Stein Company 70'l North Main Street Houston, Pennsylvania Manufacturers of Hollywood Headboards and' Bed Accessor P 80 Distinctive Portroiture by uscAel Sfucho 87 W. Chestnut St. Washington, Po. BA 5-6690 Weddings a Specialty Portrait :-: Commercial Pictures Malte The Pertect Gitt Congratulations to Class ot 59 JIM'S CONFECTIONERY People Who Know Say It's The Place To Go 7 EAST PIKE STREET SHerwoocI 5-9857 FINE FOODS HOME OF AT POPULAR PRICES HOT SAUSAGES Atter the game and atter school, l'II meet you at Jim's Page 81 Congra+ula+ions fo 'H1e Class of 59 Fraternal Order of Bears Meadowlands, Pa. Besi' Wishes 'l'o ihe Graduaiing Class of 1959 MEADOWLAN DS FARM Mr. and Mrs. Delvin Miller Harry Harvey - Superiniendeni' Complimen'I's of Joy Manufacturing Co. Meadowlands. Pa. Page 82 A+ Ihe deciding poinf Buy HOTPOINT open any'I'ime fo sell nothing Ioui' Hofpoini' open any'I'ime 'l'o service nofhing buf Ho'I'poinI' Twenfy five year's experience in servicing I personally sell and service Hoipoini' DON'T TAKE CHANCES WITH YOUR APPLIANCES ELECTRIC HOME APPLIANCES Inexi' 'Io Pyramid Oill Sieve Swamp, owner Ba. 5-4459 Charl-iers Cinder Block Co. manufacfurers of Qualify Concre+e, Cinder Blocks and Specialiies - Waierproofing Producis - I Ious'I'on, Pa. CompIimen+s of Vitro Rare Metals Co. Canonsburg, Pa. Page 83 Federal Paper Board Company Inc. Folding Car+on Division Washingfon, Pa. -BA 2-7500- Manufaclurers of Folding Carlons and Display Boxes Complimen+s of FARTRO'S Thomas H. Reese MAYTAG SALES and SERVICE Nvionwide lnsurance Canonsburg Pennsylvania Compnmem I-:ERD DRUG STORES Jo Co Penney co' Two sfores fo serve you. 92 N. Main S+.-Corner E. Beau 8: Main S+. Washingfon, Pa. Page 84 Complimenls of CALDWELL'S Washing'I'on's Largesl' Deparfmenl' Slore WASHINGTON, PA. Phone BAlclwin 5-6I00 Mirisciotti Studio for lhe finesl' in Pholography 22 W. Pilte Sl. Sh. 5-5l60 Afler Graclualing From High School A T T E N D Penn Commercial College 82 Soufh Main Slreel Washingfon, Pennsylvania Phone BAlclwin 2-5330 HARDY 81 RANKIN COMPANY LUMBER 8- BUILDERS SUPPLIES Ready Mix Concrete Concrete Blocks Phone SHerwood 5-7200 40 Murdoch St Complimenls of Brooks Barber Shop l22 N. Cenlral Avenue Canonsburg, Pennsylvania 3 Barbers lo Serve You including Johnny Vincenl' experl' Ladies Hair S'l'ylis+ EDWARD R. ' KOCH Fuunnmn - SHIITMETAL Wann - GA: Fmxn Hun' 4D - 44 WATER STREET CANDNSBURB, PA. Page 85 Congratulations Class of '59 Western Pennsylvania National Bank Houston Office Houston, Pennsylvania Member: Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation BODlSH Ornamental lron Works CHAS. BODISH. Owner Custom Made Ornamental Porch and Stair Railings, Column Posts WELDING BLACKSMITHING For Estimates - Call BA 2-0352 Open Evenings till 9 Write Box 507 358 Ewing St. Meadowlands, Pa George Smiddle Trucking Co. Dump Truck Hauling coal and' top soil Phone SH 5-8623 Canonsburg R.D. Selway's Termite Co. Rug Cleaners 730 Jefferson Ave.-Washington, Pa. Dial BAldwin 2-2 l40 Athletic 81 Sports Center Hunting-Fishing-Sporting Team outfitting of all lcinds l08 N. Central Ave.-Sl'l..5-5660 Canonsburg, Penna.-SH 5-77l0 The Lee Fal Beauty School Professional Beauty Training in All Fields Personal attention given, also Job Placement When Graduated I2 N. Central Ave. Canonsburg, Penna. BA. 5-0953 SH 5-5702 Page 86 P. Wagner Sons Painting-Decorating R. D. l Box ll0 Washington, Penna. Phone BA 2-2770 Canansburg Milling Co. 81 Hickory Feed Mill Sams Union Barber Shop Flat Tops Our Specially Canonsburg' Pa' Hickory' Pa' I9 East Pilce St.-Houston, Pa. l N. Central Ave. ELgin 6-2205 SH 5-3060 Compliments of Art's Barber Shop Frank's Jewelry Store Your QUALITY Jeweler Elgin-Hamilton-Diamonds Silverware-Sunbeam Products M d I d P BA 2 2720 30 West Pike Street SH 5-4720 ea ewan S' a' - No Charge tor Credit Expert Watch Repairing-Estimates Free Congratulations Complimen+s of and Best Wishes For Your Future Success MODEL SHOP Smart Fashions for Less 26 W. Pike Street Canonsburg, Pa. McDonneII's Flower Shop 27 West Chestnut Street Washington, Pennsylvania Viehmann Pharmacy Cor. Jetterson 8: Wylie -BAlclwin 5-24l5- Washington, Pa. Sew and Sweep with SINGER Singer Sewing Machine Company Canonsburg, Pa. Page 87 Peoples distributing company l32 W. Chestunt St. Across From Immaculate Conception High School E-Z Layaway Plan Diamonds watches-radios jewelry-stereophonic ca meras-electric a ppliances luggage-toys clocks 8: novelties Congratulations from Company H ll0th lntantry Pennsylvania National Guard A tull military career awaits you with us, here at home. Armory Ottice open Daily 8 to 4 Phone BA 5-2940 - W. Maiden St. Washington, Pa. Oldest Military Unit in Western Penna You Never Outgrow Your Need For Milk- Drinlr Three Glasses Daily S. B. McWreath Dairy 365 Donnan Ave.--Washington, Pa Phone BAldwin 2-l220 Braun's on the Wrapper means good Bread inside. Compliments ot Braun Baking Company Page 88 McCARRELL HARDWARE CO. CROSLEY PRODUCTS - GLIDDEN PAINTS - GENERAL HARDWARE I24 W. Pike S+. HOUSTON. PA. Sherwood 5-4240 We Deliver CompIimenI's of T. B. DonaIdson's Store I'IMlVIIE'S WALL PAPER AND PAINT sronz Tontine Washable Window Shades Phone SI-Ierwood 5-8011 35 North Joiienon Avo. CompIimenI's of George Washington Hotel Congrafulafions from TayIor's Pharmacies 27 W. PIKE ST. 336 W. PIKE ST. CANONSBURG. PA. Page 89 MUSIC CENTER For Your Favoriie Records R C A Vicfor Television and Radios Hi Fi Phonographs Musical Accessories 3 E. Pike S+. Canonsburg Phone Sh. 5-78l0 Compliments of HuDAK's GARAGE Phone BAldwin 2-4725 MEADOWLANDS PENNSYLVANIA You have tried the rest . . . Now try the best You,-5 GAIDO BROTHERS for General Merchandise and Bakery fun W. G. A. STORE EXPLOSIVES FROZEN FOODS FRED A. BEEDLE Meadowlands, Pa. Phone BAldwin 5-2760 We inviie Chariiers S'iuden'l's Safeway Clennefs To visif our Sfore I8 Wes? Pike S+. Borchert's Dress Shop Housfon' Penne' -SH 5-6l80- W. Pike Sfreei Phone SH 5-2l80 Page 90 THE TINY sToRE SUPERETTE GORDON L. SMALL A Good Place io BUY Offices Supplies and Leafher Goods Fresh Meats - Groceries Office Necessifies - Our Specially 25 E. Pilce S+. Canonsburg, Pa 314 W. Pike S1. Cclnonsburg, Po. Phone Sh, 5-2573 Complimenfs of Complimenfs of Mountford Drug Canonsburg Flooring Store Colnpany Wesf Pike Sf. Housfon, Pa. Compliments of Company MARUNEIS Lumber-Millworl:-Builders' Supplies Specialfy on Pre-Cuf Homes CANONSBURG PENNSYLVANIA 3 Adams Avenue Canonsburg, Pa. Phone SH 5-6550 Page 91 Robert L. Grant Dry Goods -o- Chilclren's and lnfanls' Wear -5- Ladies' Hosiery-Gloves and Accessories -0- Qualily-Service-Salisfaclion -0- Canonsburg, Pa. Monterrey Restaurant lHome of lhe broasled chiclrenl Full Course Dinners Served Il A.M. 'fill 2 A.M. Complefe Facililies Weddings, Banquels, and Parlies 852 Henderson Ave. Washinglon, Penna. H. S. Bedillion 81 Son R. D. I Washinglon, Pennsylvania -Phones- Office BA 5-7250 Home BA 2-4962 Dump Truck Work, Coal, Recldog, Slag, Fill Dirl' Legal forms andi Engraving Walter M. McPeake Office 81 School Supplies Peolpes Firsl' Bank Bldg. Canonsburg, Penna. s R 'r JEFFREYS DRUG STORE Q.-Q' ,0 Q, Z 0, 'pot Yup, Mu' gk C 1 A U BARNICKEL'S STORE Member of W.G.A. MEATS - GROCERIES SHerwood 5-6480 Pike 8. Jeliferson MEADOWLANDS PENNSYLVANIA CANONSBU RG, PA. Phone BA 2-3170 Page 92 l Phone: BAldwin 2-86I3 ' Washington l tormals rented Tailors I 78 N. Main St.-Washington, Pa. Irene's Beauty School I7 South Main Street Houston, Penna. Phone SH 5-4074 Learn Beauty Culture Enioy Financial Security in The Most Modern and Up-To-Date Beauty School in Washington County. Compliments ot Weber Furniture Co. Quality Furniture, Appliances Bedding, Stoves, Floor Covering -Phone BA 2-4330- I34-I36 W. Chestnut St. Washington, Penna. Our Motto: Perseverance Brings Success Ben Reynolds 81 Co. Everything Musical Since I900 II6 North Main Street Washington, Penna. Rheem Furnaces Rheem Hot Water Gas and Oil Tanlcs PARRINO 81 MAZZA Heating 8: Plumbing tree estimates - expert services Phones Pike St. Business Ba. 2-2720 Meadowlands, Pa. Home Ba. 2-3704 Home Ba. 5-49I7 Home Furniture Co. I85 East Pike Street, Canonsburg, Pa. 74 West Chestnut Street, Washington, Pa Pittsburgh's Great Southerns Shoppers Mart BRIDGEVILLE Page 93 THE MALONE FLOWER SHOP 23 E. Pike Street Canonsburg, Pa. Phone: SH 5-2850 Katz Bros. Hardware Co. PLUMBING AND ELECTRICAL GOODS Sh. 5-5820 l78 - l80 EAST PIKE ST. CANONSBURG, PA. Nelle Morgan Beauty Salon IO6 North Central Avenue Canonsburg, Pa. Phone SH 5-8 I 20 Ace Auto Stores -Sporting Goods- -Auto Accessories- 45 E. Pike St.-Canonsburg, Pa. Phone SH 5-3620 Compliments ot Mc Nary Jewelry Store 3l North Main Street Washington, Pa. Dunn's Dry Goods tormerly The Store ot Marshall is located' at Main 8: Spruce Ave.-Washington, Pa Most Complete Selection of NATIONALLY ADVERTISED Men's Clothing or Furnishings Formal Wear Rented 36 W. Pike Street Canonsburg, Pa. Compliments of NIXON,S MOBILE SERVICE MEADOWLANDS. PA. Craig's Service Station Meadowlands, Penna. Dial BA 2-9825 Compliments ot Sharp's Furniture Store Il0 W. Chestnut St. Washington, Penna. The store ot personal service Page 94 Gibson's Photo Supply II9 Wesl' Pike Slreel' Canonsburg, Penna. SH erwood 5-6300 Cameras-Film-Equipmenl Compliments of Complimenls of Presto's Gulf Service 997 Norfh Main S+. Washinglon, Penna. I Phone BA 2-9767 Acme Quality Points B R 0 D Y , S FINE FURNITURE Color is Our Business I 53 W. Chesl'nu'I' S+. 111-113 W. Pike St. SH 5-4630 I C mpl'me fs F Hummell Funeral Home 0 I n O 585 Fam Shes' s. P. Lighfholaef Washingfon, Penna. Guslmefs PoLLocK's sHoE sroms THE STORE Fon MEN Shoes of Quality 22 WEST PIKE STREET CANONSBURG' PA' 4 E. Pike St. Canonsburg, Pa. I Sherwood 5-3660 I Hogeter Bros. Sunoco Service Meadowlands, Pennsylvania Qilvsonfs lzop ' ELEVEN vvEsT PIKE STREET CANONSBURG.PA. PHONE Sh. 5-4830 Page 95 Congratulations from a friend Auto inspection and repairing-Body and tencle Congratulations to the Class of 59 Unicek Brothers 355 Ewing Street-BA 2-4452 r repairing 2203 W. Pike St. MULLINS SERVICE STATION Your Texaco Dealer Phone SHerwood 5-5260 Houston, Pa Acknowledgements O MR. AND MRS. G. RAYMOND BOSW MR. AND MRS. J. P. ANDERSON. S VAN EMAN'S LITTLE LAKE COTTA RTH R. E G VAN EMAN'S HARDWARE MR. AND MRS. JOHN BARTOS Page 96 SENIOR ACTIVITIES JOSEPH ANDERSON DOMINICK ANDEROLLI DIANA ANDREWS-Buccaneer 37 Tri-Hi-Y 37 Business Club EDDY ARENT JAMES AYRES HERBERT BALLAS LEROY BELL-F.T.A. 27 Basketball 2 Man- ager SHIRLEY BELL-Girls' Chorus 37 Tri-I-li-Y 4,3 MARJORIE BERNARD-Charconge Editor7 Band 4 Sec.-Treas., 3 Sec.-Treas., Z Librar- ian7 County Band 4,3,27 Tri-Hi-Y 4,27 F.T.A. 4 Pres., 3 Sec., 2 V.P.7 Class Treas. 2 SAUNDRA BISHOP-Buccaneer 47 Concert Choir 47 Girls' Chorus 37 Tri-I-Ii-Y 4,3,27 Camera Club 27 F.I-LA. 47 Junior Play7 Senior Play ERNEST BONANNO-I-li-Y 4 Sec., 37 F.T.A. 47 Senior Play7 Basketball 2 Manager BETSIE BOSWORTI-I-Charconge7 Bucca- neer 47 Majorette 4,37 Tri-Hi-Y 4, Pres. 3,27 Business Club7 F.H.A. 4, Treas., Class Sec 3 JANE BROCK BILL BRUCE-Buccaneer 4 Editor, 3,21 Con- cert Choir 47 County Chorus 47 Mixed En- semble 47 Wrestling 3 Manager LARRY BURGESS-Wrestling 4,3,2 TRUMAN BURGESS-Wrestling 4,3,2 TERRIS BYRD-Band 4,3,27 County Band 37 Dance Band 2 IAMES CERENZA LEE CI-IEW-Charconge7 Buccaneer 4,37 Concert Choir 4 V.P.7 Camera Club 4 Pres., 3 Pres.7 Student Council 4 Historian, 37 F.T.A. 4 Treas., 3,27 Junior Play7 Senior Play7 Wrestling 4,3,27 Football 4,3 Man- ager, 2 JOSEPH CHOLAK BARBARA COLLINS-F.H.A. 4 EDMOND CONONGE-Band 4,3,27 County Band 37 Student Council 47 Class Pres. 37 Class Pres. 27 Wrestling 3 JUDY COWDEN-Charconge7 Band 4,3,27 Tri-Hi-Y 4 V.P., 3,2 DANIEL CREGUT-Band 4,3,27 County Band 47 Dance Band 4,37 Student Council 47 Wrestling 4,2 MERLE CUSHMAN-Hi-Y 4,31 Basketball 4,3,2 JUDY CUSHEY-Tri-Ht-Y 4,37 F.l-LA. 47 Girls' Chorus 2 ROSALIE DEMSI-IER-Maiorette 4,37 Sub Deb 4,3,27 Business Club V.P.l Junior PIUYI Flag Twirler 2 IOHN DOBECK LINDA DONALDSON-Tri-I-li-Y 4,3,27 F.H.A. 4 ANTHONY DURISH-Eootball 2 JOHN ENGLERT-Concert Choir 4,27 Mixed Ensemble 47 Camera Club 3,22 Football 4,3,27 Wrestling 3,2 L. RICHARD FABIAN-Hi-Y 4 Pres., 37 Stu- dent Council 4,37 Class V.P. 37 Class Treas. 47 Football 4,3,27 Basketball 27 Wrestling 4,37 Baseball 4,3,27 Buccaneer 3 JOHN FAL-Charconge7 Buccaneer 37 Band 4,3,27 County Band 47 Dance Band 37 Con- cert Choir 47 District Chorus 47 Mixed En- semble 47 Fire Warden 37 Junior Play7 Sen- ior Play7 Basketball. IERRY FOCHLER DONNA HAGETER-Tri-I-li-Y 4 Chaplain, 3,21 F.l'l.A. 47 Buccaneer 4,3,27 Girls' Chor- us 2 DELMA HOLLENBACI-I-Charconge7 Girls' Chorus 3,27 Tri-I-Ii-Y 4'Assn't Treas., 3,27 Camera Club 47 Business Club WAYNE HOWER-Concert Choir 4 Pres., 3,27 I-li-Y 4,37 F.T.A. 4,37 Senior Plap7 Bas- ketball 4,3,27 Student Council 4 President, 3 KENNETH HULL-Charconge7 Buccaneer 47 Student Council 47 F.T.A. 4,37 Fire Warden 37 Senior Play7 Basketball 4,3 Manager NANCY KELLY-Charconge7 Buccaneer 4, 3,27 Tri-Hi-Y 4,3,27 Business Club7 F.T.A. 2 Librarian BILL KIEHL-Camera Club 27 Ind. Arts Club 37 F.T.A. 4,3,27 Junior Play7 Senior Play7 Basketball 3,2 Manager MARGARET KLAPACI-I-Girls' Chorus 27 Tri-I-li-Y 4,3,27 F.l-l.A. 4 WILLIAM LADOCHY-Band 4,3,2: Basket- ball 2 Manager JOANNE LAMANSKY-Charconge7 Tri-Hi-Y 4,37 Business Club WILLIAM LANGLEY-Baseball 4 SUE ELLEN LUZIER-Charconge7 Concert Choir 3,27 Girls' Chorus 3,27 Tri-Hi-Y 47 Sub Deb 3,22 F.l-LA. 47 Senior Play7 Busi- ness Club7 F.T.A. 2 LARRY Mcl'-'ARLAND HOWARD MALARKEY-Football 3,2 Man- Page 97 SENIOR ACTIVITIES ager7 Wrestling 4,3,2 Manager7 Baseball 2 Manager JOSEPH MARRA-Football 2 RONALD MEDDINGS-Hi-Y 4,37 Class V.P. 27 Junior Play7 Senior Play7 Basketball 4, 3,21 Baseball 4,3,2 l AMES MILLER CAROLE MOORE-Charconge7 Majorette 4,37 Girls' Chorus 3,27 Tri-Hi-Y 47 F.H.A. 4 ANTHONY MOSKAL CAROLEE MOUNTFORD-Buccaneer 4,37 Color Guard 4,3,27 Girls' Chorus 37 Tri-Hi-Y 27 F.H.A. 47 Senior Play JESSIE MURPHY-F.H.A. 4 JUDY OLIVERIO-Buccaneer 4,37 Color Guard 4,37 Concert Choir 4,3,27 Girls' Chor- us 27 County Chorus 47 Sub Deb 4 Pres., 3 Sec.7 Student Council 27 F.H.A. 47 Junior Play SANDY OLIVERIO-Girls' Chorus 27 Sub Deb 4 V.P.. 3 Corres. Sec., 27 Business Club7 Senior Play JANET PARK-ChQFCORQ9: Buccaneer 4,27 Concert Choir 4,37 Girls' Chorus 27 County Chorus 47 Girls' Ensemble 47 Tri-Hi-Y 4 Assn't Chaplain, 3,27 Business Club7 F.T.A. 2 ROBERT PA'l'l'ERSON-Hi-Y 47 Football 4, 3,27 Basketball 3,2 JUDY PELLMAN-Charconge7 Buccaneer 4, 37 Girls' Chorus 37 Tri-Hi-Y 4,3,27 Business Club Treas.7 Class Sec. 47 Junior Play7 Senior Play: Cheerleader 4,3. GERRY PUTRAN+Girls' Chorus 37 Tri-Hi-Y 4,3,27 Student Council 27 Business Club Pres.7 F.T.A. 27 F.H.A. 47 Senior Play DANIEL RATHBONE-Football 47 Wrestling 3,2 SHIRLEY ROCK-Tri-Hi-Y 4,3,2: Business Club WALTER RODENSKI-Wrestling 2 RUTH RODGERS-Tri-Hi-Y 4,3,2: F.H.A. 4 ROWENA ROSE--Charconge7 Buccaneer 47 Concert Choir 4,3,27 Girls' Chorus 3,27 Tri- Hi-Y 4 Corres. Sec., 3,27 Camera Club 27 Business Club7 Junior Plflyi Senior Play LORE'l'I'A ROSS--Business Club: F.H.A. 4 JACK ROUPE-Buccaneer 47 Hi-Y 4 MARGARET ROUPE-Band 27 Tri-Hi-Y 4, 3,27 F.H.A. 4 GERRY SKWARLO-Charconge7 Girls' Chorus 3,22 Tri-Hi-Y 4,3,2 DOROTHY SMIDDLE-Charconge7 Bucca- neer- 47 Tri-Hi-Y 47 Business Club JOSEPH A. SMITH-Band 4,3,27 County Band 4,3,27 Dance Band 4,3,27 District Band 47 F.T.A. 3,27 Basketball 3,2 JOSEPH W. SMITH-Student Council 4,37 Class Pres. 47 Football 2 KAY SMITH-Band 4 Historian, 3,27 County Band 47 Tri-Hi-Y 4,3,27 F.T.A. 4 KATHLEEN SOBRASKY-Charconqe7 Band 4,27 Majorette 4 Head. 3 Jr. Head, 27 Tri- Hi-Y 4,27 F.T.A. 4 V.P.. 3,27 Class Sec. 2 KENNETH SPINA-Buccaneer 47 Hi-Y 4 Treas., 37 Student Council 4,27 Junior Play7 Senior Play7 Basketball 4,3,2 JOHN STAREK, JR.-Charconge7 Buccaneer 4,3,27 Band 4,3,27 County Band 4,37 Dance Band 4,3,27 l-li-Y 47 Camera Club 4,3,27 Class V.P. 47 Senior Play THOMAS STRANG--Football 2 BARB STINESPRING-Charconge7 Bucca- neer 4,3,2: Sub Deb 4,3,27 Business Club RODY TAYLOR-Wrestling 3,2 DEANNE TAUFER-Charconge7 Majorette 4,37 Girls' Chorus 27 Sub Deb 4,3,2: Busi- ness Club: F.T.A. 27 F.H.A. 4 Pres. ALMA JEAN TESTA-Majorette 4,32 Sub Deb 4 Treas., 3,27 Student Council 47 F.H.A. 47 Senior Play JIM THORNE-Student Council 4 DOTTIE WADE-Charconge Buccaneer 47 Tri-Hi-Y 4,3,27 Business Club Sec. CAROL WAGENR-Student Council 47 F.T.A. 4,31 Business Club KAREN WHITFIELD-Charconge7 Bucca- neer 4,37 Tri-Hi-Y 4,3,27 Student Council 47 Business Club DONALD WOYICKI-Buccaneer 4,37 Band 4,3,27 Hi-Y 47 Camera Club 47 Fire Warden 37 Junior Play: Senior Play7 Wrestling 3 WILLIAM WYLIE-Band 3,27 Concert Choir 47 Hi-Y 47 Basketball 4,3,27 Baseball 4 RALPH YOUNG-Wrestling 4 Manager Page 98 Band -- ........ -- ACTIVITIES Clubs Business .......... Camera ............. Future Homemakers Future Teachers ...... H1-Y ..... . . -....... - Industrial Arts ..... Library Service ..... Sub Deb ......... Tri-Hi-Y Iunior ....... Senior ......... Miscellaneous Activities Council Assemblies ..-..... Drill Team ....... Fire Wardens .... Maiorettes ..... Plays Iunior ....... Senior ......... Student Council Iunior High .... Senior High .... Musical INDEX Choral Groups ....... Concert Choir .......... Instrumental Groups Publications Buccaneer Staff .... Charconge Staff .... Senior Activities ..... ATHLETICS Baseball ....... Basketball ....... Cheerleaders .... Football ....... Wrestling .... STAFF Administration Mr. Bluebaugh ..... Mr. Matz --. ...... Board of Education --- Faculty Mr. Abraham ...... Miss Anderson ..... Mr. Berry ........ Mr. Boak ...... Mr. Costa ...... Mr. Chimento .... Mr. Donaldson --- Miss Delbarre .... Mr. Demalon ..... Mrs. Gennocro --- Miss Grable --- Mr. Heil ......... Miss Iahn .......... 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