Clairton High School - Clairtonian Yearbook (Clairton, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 162 of the 1958 volume:

H55 he web of our lrfe rs of 0 mangled yarn good and :ll together ALLS WELL THAT ENDS WELL Wnlllcxm Shakespeare hree little bugs m a basket And hardly room for two THREE BUGS Alice Cory cz mingled ycxrn the 1958 clcxlrtoman xg , xffnl X. 8 fb 9-' s 4,, Jw Kwa- .Q F .W,H,, A . 41- f- . N --an-..,. . M'-s-. - ,,, 'yn: bw' I , , M' A W A--Y . Mr ' ' CLAIRTDNIAN THE 1958 dv presents , W nu VI, ,ggai , A Mingled Yarn 1 'X A by Walter Winchbug flu-. 1 1 , ., , F published by I ir I EDWARDS BROTHERS bi ' 'Hr Ann Arbor, Michigan a l for ,..'.. -1. . A pf, I CLAIRTON HIGH SCHOOL , ., V ' --ww CLAIRTON, PENNSYLVANIA 3 Wilbur K Monlcs an husband, father, grandfather soldier, teacher, administrator ardent promoter of adult and technical education builder of homes grower of beautiful tiowers original operator of our moving picture progector for his thirty eight years of service to the Clarrton Schools from 1919 to December 20 1957 and for the kind understanding shown his Tech boys through all the years the 1958 clairtonian's a mingled yarn 4 is dedicated. 'A-lb 11,-x lf, WILBUR MONKS N.J I R.,-1' TOP right Mr Monks and has grand daughters a front entrance f hus home on Route 885 CENTER His family standing Duane and Gret chen Campbell daughter Marlon Campbell, seated has wife Mrs Mun nie Monks, Karen Campbell, Mr. Monks, and son-in-law Robert R, Campbell. BOTTOM: In his large greenhouse with the plants as they looked in December. TOP: At the back entrance, lust to remind him that school still keeps. CENTER: Karen evidently thinks Karen should also lake that Florida vacation. BOTTOM: Behind Mr. Monks and that unusual sun dial are the hills which give ROLLING HILLS FARM its name. l S Table ol Contents PROLOGUE .....,........... Page 6 In which the author tells of the be- ginning ofa fun, fun year: the little, lost sophomores and the summer people. CHAPTER ONE .............. Page I8 Butch is met. No comment. CHAPTER TWO .............. Page I9 Emily, the gay and the beautiful, is introduced. CHAPTER THREE ............. Page 28 George is introduced. George, the scholar. G e o r g e, the intellect. George, the square. CHAPTER FOUR ............. PAGE 38 Very secret plans are made. The school discusses them. CHAPTER FIVE .............. PAGE 62 Which explodes, and reverberates. CHAPTER SIX ..,............ PAGE 68 In which Butch gets his, almost. The damage is undone. CHAPTER SEVEN ............ PAGE 78 Peace in our times. Love in bloom. CHAPTER EIGHT ............ PAGE 95 Trouble-making. Butch gets caught. EPILOGUE ................ PAGE 'I50 Butch gets got. They live happily ever. INDEX .... .... P AGE 152 5 N0 P ,.. 1 , . 7PRoLoGuE: .. ,. ' I ' My name is Walter Winchbug. I am the author of this exciting novel, which underneath is really the story of what went on in Cloirton High School dur- ing the year 1957-1958. In doing research for the book, I lived at the school. I ate the food, risked my life in the halls, and even fdevoted, am l not?l did the work of a senior. The incoming sophomores made the first real im- pression on me. Those poor lost sheep! ln thev came through the wide doors, smiles on their faces and people. ioyous expectations in their hearts, thrilled at the prospect of finally being members of a senior high school and of meeting at least a thousand new How did they like it? It was more than thev ever could have suspected. They were thoroughlv deaf- ened by the bells and quite bewildered bv the lei- surely attitude of their iunior and senior frienki toward three-minute warnings. They rushed madlf while others lolled. They were comoletelv confused by the clear directions of kind upperclassmen like Richard Herbert and Craig Caldwell. But eventually they did catch on and the glazed look left their eyes. I even got to like them. You, dear reader, can make vour own decision. Here's the whole lost, lonely, slightly lazy, but likeable lot of them .......... TOP ROW: Robert Gahagen, Ronald Knight, James Kelly, Alfred Spangler, Tom Elder, Chauncey Wherry, Francis Metro, Brian Weber, Jack Elder, Michael Ricci. ROW 3: Donna Fisher, Robert Lehman, Diane Campbell, Anne Thompson, John Mortimer, Dennis Nagy, Bill Alahouzos, William Halt, Wayne Lones, James Barnes. ROW 2: Keith Boal, Dick Metzler, Phyllis Levin, Gerald Ber- chok, Ronald Evans, Betty Connelly, Mary Brunetti, Christine Danko, Lorna Scott, Margaret Stoffa, Tom Sharkey. ROW l: Dominic Martell, Dwight Ghion, James Dively, Alon Ambrose, Jacky Wilson, Alex Ross, Dominick Castagna, Ted Wolsko. Not in picture: Beverly Huffman, Katherine Paolicelli. SOPHOMORE C L A S S SPONSORS: Miss Mary Ryan and Edward B. Brack- en. -fi TOP ROW: Mary A. Walton, Joyce Hoak, Dave Mayfield, Bill Doyle, Charles Buzalka, Dave Kunkel, Jim McBurny, Glenn Klein. ROW 3: Jane Popp, Robert Lees, Jim Booth, Bill Andrews, Taylor, Ronald Davis, Dick Smith, Mark Petersen. ROW 21 Bart Stack, Margie Miller, Joanne Carol Yurasic, Nancy Cassinelli, David Hodge, Don Chiappetta, Ginny Gates, Lana Hough, Maxwell. ROW T: Rita Scapellato, Donna Sgroi, Geraldine Rahrer, Harryette Phillips, Virginia Meadville, Carol Relf, Joyce Maple, Lee lnglefield, Donne Ector, Chester Ignaczak. SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVES to I the Steering Committee. Paul Voelkel and Lynn Crawford. i l l l l i it TOP ROW: Anna Rush, Tom Campbell, Joyce Hurley, John Popp, Raymond Bartolli, Charles Stickles, Ronald Grubesky, Arnold Everson. ROW 3: Lois Levate, Peggy Kampert, Mary Harris, Brenda George, Carol Pierce, Sandra Gillen, Sherry Burch, Maureen Cain, Marlene Kaufman, Carol Zeiler, Harry Martin. ROW 2: Robert Williams, Ed Traeger, Barry Wagner, Pat Barati, James McCloskey, Bruce Stevens, Don Young, Anna Van Horn. ROW I: Donna Lancianese, Barbara Finney, Janet Gossie, Frances ,fSantora, Barbara Dodds, Barbara Gotto, Janet Arm- strong, Andrea Mercedes. Not in picturerlJoe Alcorn, Lloyd Fisher, James Lang, Vincent Nardone. ,X 'I 3 1 1 If l l , . ,M f rl I TOP ROW: Paul Mclntosh, Donald Milos, Charles DeBellis, Stephen Dzubay, Dewain Schink, Curtis Lyon, George, Brusick, Edward Sowa, Frank Charles. ROW 3: Richard Owens, Don Pak- kala, Dorothy Poziviiik, Norma Piclcford, Kenneth Willareth, George Christofel, Edgar Taylor, Patricia Spence, Janet Campbell, Franklin George. ROW 2: Mabel Scott, Bonnie Foster, Lana Turner, Kathy Boot, Ruth Burkett, Nancy McDevitt, Bob Brundage, Stephen Collins, Ted Dryer, Diane Colgan, Connie Bindrim. ROW l: Alex Harper, Eugene Forrester, Bob Shuster, Janet Dorman, Nancy Seach, Charlotte Geiger, Lee Dennen, Joe Davis, Rita Richardson. Not in pic- ture: William Stoffel, Daniel DeBor. U 2-3 5 TOP ROW: Dave Westover, Jack Engelmohr, Arthur Scanlon, James Buck, Jim George, Darrell Wayne Achtzehn, Karen Gibson, Walker. TOP ROW: Bob Coles, Bill Tillery, Joseph Kislan, John Bernard Stokes, Ronald Galloway. ROW 3: Marcia Vickey Rupert, Elizabeth Ryan, Mary L. Skapik, Mary Barker, Carl Abrasheff. ROW 2: Eliza McKee, Robert Robinson, Jon Lickert, Leonard Spence, James Papson. ROW Carol Dalzell, Roslyn Cossinelli, Paulo Pickering, Joy Capriotti, Ann Martis, Juanita Hall, Barbara Boozer, Carol Stoddart. ROW 2: Jim Ackman, Jim Bernard, Paul Biles, Paul Bratton, John Pooletti, George Zdrcle, Robert 3: Betty Vrabel, Betsey Thompson, Albert Dow, Tom Smith, Ray Foley, Bistle, Mike Harsmonka. ROW l: Katolin Bachmann, Joann Filokousky, Donna Brown, Annette Jolliffe, Viola Woodson, Betty Williams, Kent Rentschler. Not in picture: Joyce Rush, Kenneth Evanko, Bob Allen, Bill Heller, Bob Hoag, Blosier, Janyce Danklef, Marie Calabro, L. Shamber, Barbara Henderson, Maggie Keith, Jim McGogney, Sam Lauderbaugh, Bob Terry, Tom Conner, Lee A. Nelson, Marion Swanney, Sam Colonna, Jim Higham. ROW l: Judy Sunday, Nora Smith, Lois Shortuse, Sandra Briggs, Pat Veres, Pat Becker, Laura Mattern, Judy Major, Gerry Gniazdowski. Not in picture: Sandra Gentile. TOP ROW: William Buckson, Richard Gambino, John Hathaway, James Boyd, Carl Bucy, Gerald Grunsky, Wilbur Sparks. ROW 3: Kenneth Williams, George Jenco, Dennis Cichy, Bill Smith, Ronald Green, Charles Biles, Evan Nelson, Mike Hughes. ROW 2: Joe Chontos, Roy Armstrong, Don Britton, Al Henze, Ed Ingram, Ross Sumney, Ronald Richnofsky. ROW l: Gary Thomas, Albert Sanutelli, Jackie Braun, Linda Colangelo, Florence Hohn, Marlene Hollis, Thomas Boehm, Ralph Keeney. Not in picture: Darlene McConeghy, Gary Holiday.. ' TOP ROW: Judy Ondich, Mary A. Viscusi, Ronald Mallozzi, Cathy Gray, Alice Hopkins, Step- hanie Grunsky, Rita Gemerchak, James Martin, Joseph Schlitt. ROW 3: Mara Barich, Maria Natali, Nancy Orsini, Annette Cowan, Ruth A. Blakley, Pamela Cox, Rose Duschek, Judy Pierce, Anita Yount, Karen Fields. ROW 2: Charles Simon, Paul Voelkel, Arleen Shaheen, Elizabeth Headley, Richard Ferguson, Gary Cavanagh, Ronald Kunz, Joe Ancrile. ROW T: Carol Drechsler, Eileen Mack, lla M. Polutnik, Nancy Hebner, Jeannette D'Emidio, Mary F. Drnach, Nancy Christo- fel, Rosalyn Williams, Peggy Fedor, Carol A. Bekavac. Not in picture: Harrison Green, Robert Leco. -5' I fi 3 ,- 1.' 1' , K 5 -if 1 TOP ROW: Charles Puryear, Raymond Daerr, Helen Szostek, Joyce George, Richard Miller, Gordon Plush, Gene Walsh, Jack Herring. ROW 3: Bill Hughes, Bob Culp, Phillip Chatman, Davc Mort, Anthony Glover, John Hoffman, Dennis Terzich, Charles Wells. ROW 2: Ann Lewis, Ruth Hadgetts,Joy Underwood, Marvin Coleman, Sam Ciafardone, Ronnie Peterson, Raymond Guffey, Bob Gecan, Jack Watkins. ROW l: Jeanne McDonnell, Roberta Cramer, Walter Steinhauser, Steve Sharpeta, Carolyn McMonagle, Don Salvina, Emma Shawl, Marsha Bearinger, Evelyn Galliford. Not in picture: Edward Barrickman. A :fp WV 5 wilwfh 'wjgff . W LV. TOP ROW: Richard Baxter, Frank Johnson, Richard Pavlack, Bob Fox, Frank Dombrosky, Edwin Yates, Gary Podlesnik, David Davis. ROW 3: Michael DiCarlo, Leonard Baughman, Richard Runion, Chuck Lloyd, Anna Szostek, Kenny Hirtl, David Beten, Shirley Patterson, Al Lewis. ROW 2: Bonnie Salsi, Catherine Danaluk, Joan Peterson, Gerald Baker, Nancy Smith, Barbara Haines, Judy Forsythe, Helen Pardew, Susanne Ellerton. ROW l: Martha Conaway, Margie Finney, Joy Ray, Charles Bizila, James Donahoe, Charlotte Laubham, Joyce Nechai, Marla DeShields, Nancy Arch. Not in picture: Lary Daerr, Sally Gilmore. OX. TOP ROW LOIS Bumbarger Diane Kerr Geraldlne Lees Kay Garner Sarah Brlght Esther Eng land Carole Doban Carol Benedetto Janet Zoltun Evelyn Szedon Margaret Davidson ROW 2 Lynda Moragne Yvonne Ceryak Phnllrp Kalcevlc Ron Hustwlt Jack Lnvmgston Ronald Petro vlch Dan Brysh Paul Wemtraub Patsy Teves Barbara Cundra ROW'l Brenda Blower Mary A Cottone Pat Donahue Rosetta Carcalse Nancy Frlewlch Pat Chasko Marian Uramey Vonda Redlnger Jean Gazda O TOP ROW Beatrice Evans Carole Hughes Fred Schramm Barry Barkman Robert Rybaskl Helen Duck Robert McCoy Joe Yonko ROW 3 Sharon Hohn Duane Barko Adnan Revetta Wrlllam Sllbaugh Jack Plerosh Joyce Ward Audne Voytell Sandra Stoddart ROW 2 Andrea Papson Arlene Smatley Jamce Brnsky Janice Lynch Lynne Pfell Rlchard Alcorn Kennard Mall: Jlm Coury Fred PI6l'CllII1l ROW l Hermlma Everson Llnda Isaacs Alan Henderson Nancy Biddle Lrnda Hovey Judy Chalmers Wayne Yarnall Carol Krenn Lynn Crawford Not m pucture Joseph DeChlcchls Glen Fleegle 1960 TOP ROW Grafton Wllllams Lester Nolder David Wullnams Michael Harvoclc Jerome Watko David Ausburn Clyde Deslderuo Marlon Lynch Harry Jeffers Steve Pavlrk ROW 2 Ben Buck man Ronald Eschelbacher Thomas Buchleltner John Latlne Arthur Geracrtano Anthony Clark Ronald Wethlu Charles Means James Bonosky ROW T Rose M Garland Shirley Lann Mary Tillman Bobbe J Fuller Mary Jo Semlan Carolyn Schultz Betty Blrescrk Mae Brown Mildred Smuth Not In picture Kenneth Bachman Larry Wulllams Wrlllam McSurdy ,zC, F Il Y-J ,,,Q.,'f 1960 TOP ROW Anthony Canterna Lloyd Roberts Ed Auslander Walter Buchlertner George Culmer Ryck Hundredmark Rex Llnn ROW 2 Larry Truglna Bull McVlcker Don Campbell Charles Rossi Saundra Blake J Ann Glover Thomas Herrmann Barry Hmdman Lee Korb Ralph Stewart ROW l Blond Cochran Janet McCorkle Susan Cat! Lmda Palutl Marlon Bedell Pat Fodella Sandy Mayor Lmda Haynes Margaretta Phlllrps Not In prcture Bernice Marcedes AA 4 TOP ROW Rlchard Weber James Schultz Roseanne Panza Carol Johnson Marlon Pastore Lmda Goodboy Barbara Pacnnda Lynn Pasternak Wanda Pascoe Larry Grlmenstern Robert DeVault Ronald Briggs ROW 2 Paul Dabaldo John Herdruch Lmda Pollock Vlckre Wrlson Vlckl Bully John Harry Don Orrls Judy Plerosh Adele Hennlng Betsy Norrns Bob Manning Al Goldstrohm ROW T Juanita Nash Joan Cutuly Sarah Forsythe Judy Laver Barbara Mowry Conme Kettlsh Merry Jo Gllmore Janet Buck Harriet Solomons Not In plcture Betty Cole Tom Young TOP ROW Loretta Harper Claudla Howe Margaret Pavlach Demerese Madden Esther DaBaldo Mary L Muller Carolyn Parker Louise Socan Pat Cole ROW 3 Kathleen Raposky Paul Stubez Shella Conlon Frank Marcedes ROW 2 Rrchard Bahorrch Frank Guenther Betty Rath: Anna Ward Jackue Koscho Merton Haynes Joe Stef ey Bull Whntworth Ball Bennett ROW l Morgue Brenner Arlene Barella Cecelia Casaldn Saundra Casaldr Sand: Lnsak lda Jester Carl Black burn Jam Goodrum David Semlan I9 vf Y' 3 c , :- I ii, : I I I . I I I F t : l . I F V I I .I I ' I I . I I ' Z I I I F .I - I I , , . : ' . : . I I I I - I . I A I I I - . I , ' - 1 . ' ' , ' , ' ' ' , ' . I I I . I . I . I ' I I I - 1 ' , , , , I - . I l I I I . ' ' - : , . : I . I ' I I I - I I , l , . : , , Frank Fiore, Charlotte Chocklan, Kathy Gasda, Ruth A. Hannum, Betty Faix, Norma Bickerton, I - 7 . I 1 1 A1 I I I ' I 1 . I I I .I -I . 4 I I - , , . U- W - -- - 11' 5- -, .K , - , 4. A ' T ' ?' f -1 4 - 3 S -1 '73 5 51 ,fi -J . , - I gg U 3 I 4 2. r ' 0 ' J ffl -v . 0 TOP ROW: Annette Batton, JoAnn Huschak, Richard Lasich, Joyce Eifler, Mary J, Hgmmel, Marian Wargo, Lynn Cook, Martha Fields, Mary A. Dobbins. ROW 3: Michael Patrick, Webbe Anderson, Joe Spence, Gaye Patterson, JoAnn Stiles, Kenneth Townsend, John Clawson, Ray Reinhart, Elmer Patton. ROW 2: Robert Stevens, John Huschak, Philip Hough, Russel Ray, Mel- vin Brown, Don Matthews, Robert Pipkins, John Simmons, Virgil Ruffin, Bill Holm'es, Henry Reid. ROW 'l: Mary E. Tull, Ann Robinson, Jerry Hiko, Larry Williams, Joan Strinic, Thomas Campano, Linda Reno, Nancy Agostine, Barbara Cunningham. Not in picture: Charles Kolocinl X. xl .l N 1' l l TOP ROW: Stanley Toy, Ronald Bamburak, Tom Kinder, Robert Orsini, Sam Lewis, Tom McEIhinny, Nick Doyle, Allen Lancaster, Kenneth Laughlin. ROW 3: James Smith, Linda Myers, Carl Louren- cevic, Janet Lawrence, Brigitte Poeszat, Dorothy Getty, Vincent Artuso, Mary L. Hearing, Jay Graft. ROW 2: Ida M. Mullen, Jean Rimsky, Sally Clapsaddle, Rita Domer, Emily Planich, Rita Faiello, Andy Nixon, Henry Somnovilla, Michael Rothbauer, John Sposato, Tom Miller. ROW 1: Juanita McFadden, Sherry Carl, Marlene Stanton, Patty Dranko, Dorothy Svacs, JoAnn Petty, Virginia Hill, Jeri Walker. Not in picture: Robert Fuller. fl Fl Then, the summer people 1 is? . ,gif gf., I n I s Q 2563. A 'ftihvf is, f,,,,,z 'm Q. ,.-1 J '91 ,,. J.. While researching this novel, I dug up some facts that I think need to be presented. I discovered thot work for the good of the school starts before school work starts! By the students, I mean. Not all of those iuniors and seniors who reported back with the new sophs had spent the summer relaxing or picking up pay envelopes. Quite a few of them had labored many days for the good of their school. What these summer workers accomplished must be recognized as an important part of my story of the year. 1: .. hiv., 0 J ' 4. Y af we ' .S .., , 'L -42 ,,. tt QM. ,, as Work, work, and slave--those were the orders from director Ben E. Benack to the marching band during the hot months. With Dave Matz, tall-hatted and fancy-coated, swinging cn potent baton, and Wesley Ward doing special tooting tutoring, and Richard Ryan of Carnegie Tech assisting on drums- the mercury really sizzled with a fryin' type big combo. The only relief from the heat--well, air- conditioning, compliments of assistant director Richard Bertini's cool, cool arrangements. cf -f W .. ,ff 'm,y'2,2Jln1t9.vttt5ttf.P1KmJ.I'M' 7 6 AYM I it 'i il gf K Summertime and the livin' is easy? Just ask the football team. They'll tell you. Easy sure. Eleven days of fun. Eleven days of joy at football camp. Yessiree! Eleven days to be with all their old bud- dies. What kicks! Eleven fun-filled days of pure torture Coaches whip cracking and hit that dum my mg werent the only things oushmg the bovs though I remember They seemed to know then as they know now that they would be members of a WNW great team 1 . 'I6 N14 0 9 QQ Other things this summer aroused my interest-to say the least. Among them, the Honeybeors. While most other school girls were vacation-playing, there were those Honeybears, kick, kick, kicking, whirling those batons, and winning for themselves, and Miss Audrey Smith, and their school, another Tri-State trophy at Kennywood. Q. if 3 C' 444 4444 l f ABOVE The angry herd unvades the peaceful country srde near Trent Pennsylvanla CENTER Lune Coach Jam Campolongo makes sure tralmng camp blocking drllls are brulslng BELOW Joe Sabo Richard Swann and Austm Large seek refuge from the bllsterlng summer sun ln the cool recesses of the library ,V 3' z 'qw N F End of summer fun for the football players meant brunses bumps and cuts They practnced runmng into things luke blockmg machines and telephone poles And then there were the scholars they who had been studying all summer long Who IS the luttle stranger you ask? You must be patnent dear reader You wnll meet hum nn Chapter Three CPlease note how expertly l create suspense and how do you luke my bathnng cap 'D li- C' Z Q Q.g C A N X v A. R me Al 1: It 1 . . I l I 'lgiykbl 'f it X, , ,. 3 if A 516 9 W c ,Qi f r ll Q rl 'X l f X ,fm 5 5 Tm' ug'fw,,, x' l, , 'ln my, story there arelithreei main characters: George, Emily, and llast and certainly leastl Butch. I may as well get the worst over with and introduce Butch, a swell . . . headed and good . . . for-nothing guy. He's the bully of the school, the troublemaker, the teacher-baiter. lt is my unpleasant duty to introduce Butch. This is Butch's fourth year in Clairton High, he is really not much of a student. He does have one distinction, though-he's been in more activities than any other senior, even Emily. Of course, this is the result of his having been kicked out of almost every- thing at least once. It has given him plenty of time for experimentation. iff li Q., X ,glka-M-i'-wb! ff' X 9 -I Q llllll STAGE CREW: back, Harry Soder' berg, Harry Dougherty, Jack Pieroshg front, Tony lsger, Bob Zondorak, Francis Piatek. 1 N 1 ' 3 S .J 'X' ,fl l ' 4 it is if The honorable stage crew members unanimously voted Butch out because of his rowdiness and aver- sion for work. l can hardly blame them, he is such a ruftian. Butch committed another unpardonable sin, the eighth deadly one, and the band as a whole was forced to expel him. One afternoon while practicing his trombone solo, with drum accompaniment, he did it-he played too loudly. Miss Craven told me she remembers having had to chase sophomore Butch from her domain, the girls' shower room, but she was inclined to excuse le him on the grounds that it was a common mistake made by sophomore boys. So much for Butch. l , .. ...- ' ,T r 'L QU if ,'1 -X y- '- , , - 4 ,f . 1 H J J L it gy 'L ' rn , fo-'::iKS t1L :ses ':::-1 .4 . . iii: ull! 'A' get i 'i v f . v , s, i , . .. , .. This ,is Emily. CSay hello, Emily.J Hello. Emily is a sort of high school socialite: in fact, she ' an honorary member of the Social Butterflies. She is pretty, friendly, rather intelligent, and very cool. M QQ ,ff l L 1 x l l li X .556 - .Q l K ' K ' 11 f,, . . QQ is Emily is the girl who stands up and cheers the loud- est. She is the girl who speaks out for her homeroom at Student Council meetings. She is the girl who in- itiates collections for birthday presents and get-well cards. She is the girl who makes posters to sell the newspaper and paints long streamer signs for pep assemblies. One of the most active members of the Red Cross, she painted toys till she was blue, orange, and yel- low in the face, and as a cheerleader, she really did. JUNIOR RED CROSS - GROUP I: standing, Pat Dun- seath, assistant secretary: Miss Frances Ortnerp Elaine Laine, treasurer: seated, Pat McGreevy, secretary: Judie Reis president, Marlee Urquhart, vice-president. Not in picture: Betty Lou Jones, assistant treasurer. l wb -, iv . X . t l l l CHEERLEADERS: left to right, Myra Koiundic, Lillian Leis, Janet Miller, Joan Ostovich, Sue Cas- tagna, Judy Mueller, Janet Crilley. Not in picture: Carolyn Hipsky, Emily. JUNIOR RED CROSS GROUP ll standing Andrea Papson, assistant secretary Mrs Marian Reynolds Maur een Cain, assistant treasurer Rita Gemerchak vice pres: dent, seated Carol Drechsler treasurer Joyce Hoak president, Beth Headly secretary ' N f 7 xii X X of, A Clubs NURSES CLUB TOP ROW Sandy McClaren Sharon Hull Nancy Hood Becky Richardson Ruth Ann Waddell Ann Bollman Janet Bussler Judy Wuerl Rosalyn Cheeks ROW 2 Betty Bonheyo Betty Lou Butler Theodora Belflgllo Carol Matthews Judy Adams Mary Ann Gaspar Madelyn Wrllard Sue Smnth Emma Reed ROW I Yvonne Berrell Esther Fort Mary Jo Gore Harriet Wilson Margaret Laudlse Sandra Morgan Allce Wrlcox Catherine Glover SPONSOR Mrs Laura Vldnovlc GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION TOP ROW Janet Crllley Judy Chalmers Suzy Chalmers Vlckl Brlly Allce Burton Joan Ostovnch Carolyn Yacamellr Jean Lancaster Paullne Everson Martha Vnckers Mlss Ceryak ROW 'I Judy Mueller lla Polutmk Carolyn Hnpsky Sue Cas tagna Judy Sholtns Manan Benedetto Sue Smuth Carmee lacovum Sherry Sorch Mary Ann Cottone SPONSOR Mlss Barbara Ceryak Emlly gurl belongs to the Nurses Club too she does have a wade streak of compassuon you know In fact she IS one of the kundest gurls In the school Thus you wall see later as she trnes to reform Butch Poor Emily has never been able to make up her mmd about what she wants to be tn her adult lute But whatever else she as she will always be a woman and nn consuderatnon of thus tate she became an ac hve member of the GAA to learn self protectuon you know 4, x 9: ,QQ Et ' f B.. ,i' . : I I I 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 I I ' : I 1 1 1 1 - 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - I 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . . . 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V,-Q ,gf P I ' 'islitll . tf if'Q,5L ' ' l I gr'-EEK.- 12?-.:!' l 7. , F I - I l WSF' fe I, , 2 36 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA TOP ROW Barbara Wilson Loralee Mlscik Agnes Solomo tis Theresa DeRoss Margaret McGucre Marlene Grunsky Mary Ann Medvrdovuch Mary Ellen Santoro Barbara Hovey Gayle Janosko ROW 2 Joan Rodgers Joanne Wilcox Joan Ruffmg Jane Wiegel Alice Burton Margaret Cole Lorraine Houlnhan Esther Grodz Janet Crilley Sue Carol Punlaclc ROW l Jean Thorson Myrna Friewald Wendy Gnfford Pat Reilly Betty Jane Sauer Lillian Lens Julie Riebe Sandy Sesher Duane Bleuchner SPONSOR Mrs Grace Lacey F Teaching would provide a single girl such as Qx X 49 Emily sometimes plans to be with a means of earning OO 'g a living wage She will garb herself In the conserva H tive cloth of the academic world to prepare for her lofty task of guiding formative vouth through the hard years As a gurls gym instructor our Emily '5 '5' will be a guide to physical and moral perfection Untl well to provide tor what could happen : auth '45 then she did become since CHS does not teach jf-f Coed Cookmg a Future Homemaker FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA - TOP ROW: Carol Holzhauser, Patricia Matich, Marian Suckell, Phyllis Churney, Connie Grubesky, Mary Lou Costello, Betsy Thompson, Sandy Peacock, Marian Benedetto, Jackie Wilson, Kathy Nixon, Andrea Matola, Darlene Crovosky, Nancy Neid- ermeyer, Maureen Lewis. ROW 2: Mrs. Kneram, Phyllis England, Hope Kimpel, Joan Ruffing, Alice Burton, Merry Jo Gilmore, Jane Dana, Marian Uramy, Mary Lou Haines, Kathy Hodell, Arla Jean Kessler, Carol McCracken, Mrs. Mazeski, ROW l: Nola June McClead, Betty Belin- sky, Darlene Young, Betty Jane Sauer, Joanne Carson, Marilyn Speck, Carol Digby, Carolyn Yacamelli, Carmee lacovini. SPONSORS: Mrs. Olga Kneram, Mrs. Barbara Mazeski. Getting ready for the Dukes. Stand up and holler. f t . , f 1 lil f' T f iw A key play in the title game as end Jay Huffman goes up for a first-per- iod pass which he caught out of the end zone. Defending is Wilkins- burg's Bob Petrina. 1 . Emily, along with her devoted group of cheer- leaders under the direction of Miss Barbara Ceryak, the marching band and the Honeybears, Benny's Saints , the Tech signs, and the cheering hordes of students and townspeople were the inspirational forces behind the 1957 football team-a team which rose to glorious heights, including the Steel Valley Championship, before being toppled from the high- est pinnacle on November 30 by Wilkinsburg High School. The Bears rolled over ten straight regular season opponents in crushing fashion to earn their bid to the big AA playoff game in the Pi1tStadium. This was a truly great Clairton team-a team that deserved everything it got, and perhaps de- served the championship, too. The squad faced one of the toughest schedules in WPIAL AA , but with a ground attack that was ultra-powerful and another dangerous weapon that wasn't even thought to be there at the season's start-a passing attack-the Bears completely demolished nine opponents in a row, and for the tenth, all-important Duquesne, pre- sented a stonewall defense that finally won them the game and the Steel Valley title. ,V on ill' 1 QC i 5 i I Pitt Stadium November 30 1957 SCOREBOARD CHS Opp. PEABODY at CLAIRTON 31 0 GLASSPORT at CLAIRTON 38 12 MONONGAHELA at CLAIRTON 38 6 CENTRAL CATHOLIC at CLAIRTON 33 12 MUNHALL at CLAIRTON 31 13 CLAIRTON at AMBRIDGE 44 19 CHARLEROI at CLAIRTON 26 0 CLAIRTON at TURTLE CREEK 21 3 CLAIRTON at CONNELLSVILLE 25 0 CLAIRTON at DUQUESNE 13 7 PLAYOFF GAME Clairton 0 Wilkinsburg 13 but lose AA in snow Coach Neil Brown and his staff started at summer camp with an experienced backfield and an uncoor- dinated line. But these they molded into a power- house aggregation that wound up atop the WPIAL rankings with a 136 point total. But there were four undefeated teams and a playoff. Leroy Loudermilk and Co. from Wilkins- burg, a little smarter and better on that snowy November 30 in the Stadium, took the crown. I went to the game, and l wasn't sorry, even though the Winchbugs from way back have always detested cold weather. It was a season to look back upon fondIy-re- member Smoyer's run at Duquesne, Hamlin's great performance against Ambridge, Hecht, and Dee, and Glover, and award-winning Jay Huffman, and all the others who made this a fine season for the Bears. Jf ln eff Before the big game HOPES--CHEERS I 'WILKINEEIEE Gr 5:1- Z ' B it t T un uh .J .y g,.,,,.,,,, ' 'W . ' ,,,'i.,w, wr T J I I I M' 1- G 'A E Q,.'.Q.,Q,.,, ,f 7 M... ,, V ., , a, ,,,, .M M, , A- 'T my ,W r ' W ' t f--sf: f-- WMM fr 11...---' uh, f .T .. B Iii !Y,P1 0-3 its 'ia 5411 i957 FOOTBALL SQUAD son, Tom Meade, Judge Young, Herb Lyons, Earl Kaltenbach, Mickey Bren FOOTBALL MANAGERS: heading the corps of work- ers that kept the team moving toward the stadium game were istandingl Calvin Sabo, and Cfrontl Jim Hurney, Mike Datch, and Bob Grisnik. QN sf if I - TOP ROW: Jerry Smoyer, Roy Hamlin, Bob Zeher, Hercules Robin- Dickson, Bob Hecht. ROW 2: Terry Malee, Clifford Livingston, Nelson Morse, Harry Soderberg. ROW T: Alex Rudolph, Jim Kopil, Gary dza, Ray Ghion, Richard Deanovich. Halfback Ed Billy turns the corner at Pitt Stadium for big yardage through the snow as Wilkinsburg's Simmons l55l chases him. , , W sow' rj ' 1 41 L 1 A' Q, 5 it -J -qs mv qc v- 1 JU Q Q3 ' QQ, ' TI 'Y 'Q ' -fr 6' Cm 4 3 ft W ,Br Q ,fhql Vx... Y --M-on-0' lu! 4 A-an Q' Q 4 ,qsqf F ' , it E vc.. 4' J V253 l957 FOOTBALL SQUAD - TOP ROW: Dave Kalcevich, Jim George, Jim Kelly, George Guba, Allan Lancaster, Ken Laughlin, John Paoletti. ROW 2: Carl Bendik, Andrew Cook, Ken Col- lins, Jack Yates, Dave Crum, Bill Ackman, Richard Ferguson. ROW l: Tony Isger, Ed Billy, Mike Berchok, Jay Huffman, Richard Jolliffe, Littleton Spence, Sam Glover. Lord Flea , fine iunior halfback Tom Meade, Ed Billy, alone out in the flat, takes Bob Hecht's pass against Mon City. takes off around right end as a Central Catholic guard races to intercept him. f f -il RICHARD DEANOVICH RICHARD JOLLIFFE DAVE KALCEVICH KEN COLLINS SENIOR LETTERMEN MQ X 1- 1 f I 26 I MICKEY BRENDZA TONY ISGER JUDGE DICKSON RAY GHION ANDREW COOK Proof oi one reason for Yhe Bears' I957 success Hamlin MOD plows up field behlnd the pncture perfect blocking of Bully 1593, Cook 1577, and Spence UID Z -Z A A 'K I I T xx -, :I45 I XI Q' I , I V 5 M 4 'a Q I M QA-1 Pip, . I Y A f' 3 ' I 9 -- E ,N -515 Q3 7 fl Ko, X X A J 1 , Em 'MWC M6 4 . I I IMI I I l f I ' or BILLY BOB HECHT JAY HUFFMAN SAM GLOVER JERRY SMOYER ROY HAMLIN Ql- will JIM K NH OPIL I-51 I COACHING STAFF and TRAINERS back row left to rlght Larry Crutchfleld George Motlch James Carnpolongo faculty manager John Snrzuk trauner Ernest DeSue front raw George Obrodovrch John Dodomrnlcn Stan Berkman head coach Nell Brown MIKE BERCHOK LITTLETON SPENCE BOB ZEHER Ii X'-un! 0 'Vi Q.-.4 5.- t...N 1 I I , x ' I I :X fr ff so F' I .. It 911 f ell - as . , I f , 2 a' 'T If 1' Q I N Y, I. . 4, . mg, gin A W 1: - I 3h,, K 4!Qy..,.y -Q3:,...hf , X Aww? I 'x'.vI4,:L,v l . - Q1 M . gl L J. I it , J, ft '. I ' JT' fl is 'I - ,-f 'J mf hi I EV f W or I ,,, .. I I Q K, 'H ' J- - .I ' - ' x - l Q., M l ,H , V4 5' we ' i HAPTERTHREE NW I' And this is GEORGE! This, the blooming speci- men of the new All-American Boy that makes Clair- ton High proud to be an American High School He ' is intellectually keen ah intellectually keen and well intellectually keen CReaIIy dear readers he is a nice sort of guy The build up was for his benefit hes rather sensi tive Unfortunately I have found among the stud ent body those who regard him as something of o creep but in my book he is still a nice guyl Our hero GEORGE' Scientific investigator expert in languages and the recipient of any num bcr of offers from any number of colleges 1 1 JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE TOP ROW Diane Colgan Arlene Shaheen Mary Jane Ham mel Peg Davidson Patsy Teves Lynn Cook James Marlatt Robert Yaksick Joe Ancrile Ryck Hundredmark David Miller Marlon Pastore Miss Will ROW I Anita Yount Vcki Blly lla Marie Polutmk Wanda Pascoe Esther Grodz Adele Henning Sue Catt Joan Cutuly Annett Cowan SPONSOR Miss Emma Will C, fa 'TW' Q9 it g gill HR George is the intellectual leader of the school His following may not be so large as Emilys but nevertheless he has his group The Brain as he is affectionately called is President Emeritus of both college clubs. He is greatly admired by the girls group too and is often invited there to lecture. Ivy on the Ivory Towers is his and their favorite theme. 28 ,,- GIRLS GO TO COLLEGE CLUB TOP ROW Margaret Sisco Judy Mueller Sherry Soich Bar bara Vltori Marlene Grunsky Diane Blaster Lorraine Houlihan Clara Kratz Diana Booth Judy Jacox Myrna Freiwald Diana Stoops Barbara Cox Gayle Janosko Ruth Ann Miller ROW 2 Judy Cochran Elizabeth Bonheyo Wendy Gifford Janet Crilley Zoise Malush Jackie Mullen Naomi Washington Diane Bleichner Sue Martin Margaret McGuire Laurel Sutton Dixie Ter rill Judy Lester Pat Gorski ROW l Joan Ostovich Anna Marie Sapula Anita Ricci Anna Keith Sandy McCormick Dorothea Tsagaris Suzanne Chalmers Barbara Wilson Lorolee Mis clk Barbara Hovey SPONSOR Miss Margaret Barclay lb BOYSGOTOCOLLEGE CLUB TOP ROW Robert Haramia Jerry Smoyer Gerard Pasquerell Tim Barone Frank Russo Richard Hennon Bill Toth Gerald Murphy James Craia Donald Moore Morgan Reynolds Charles Panza Larry Allen Wesley Ward Kenneth Matthews. ROW 2: George Smith Melvin Kulka Riss Digby Mike Bozic Harold Dwyer Frank Davis Brian Pier- nan Bob Zoerr Craig Caldwell William Barone Richard Pugh. ROW i. Jay Huffman Ed Dolinar Richard Lucas Robert Zondorak Francis Piatek Edward Billy Robert Lytle Howard Miller Jock Hipsky Franklin Bishop Ken Maksiri Richard Affinito. SPONJOR: John R. Bracken. F7 ff! BOYS-GO-TO-COLLEGE CLUB - TOP ROW: Ronald Beinlich, Stephen Verba, Edward Ference, Milton Elder, Dean Marraccini, John Skapik, Bob Gosliak, Tom Bercik, Joel Orner, James Beam, Bob Bloomberg, Richard Franz, John Ulrich, Joe Royak. ROW l: James Kapil, Fred Hart, Ray Ghion, Judge Dickson, Robert Hecht, Richard Splenda, Tony lsger, Bill Kotsko, Robert Stokes, Bob Franz, Larry McFarland, Richard Herbert. SPONSOR: Mr. John R. Bracken. lf' Ill ' 4 u d 'Y' i lil.- l l IQ lllfl rw wh ic li Our George loves one thing: English. He cherishes a dream: he has always wanted to be able to take one year of English with every English teacher in Clairton High School. Poor George! How he has kept wishing that he could have three or four times the ioy of an ordinary student by having three or four times as many English classes. N- .f p. A f if .... ,V E -' L......iia..... A Y K W '::::::!'!n alll! ill Well, here was poor George, he could only dream. He knew that there weren't hours enough in the day for such a schedule, but never a quitter, he still inquired about the possibility at the office. The answer was a quiet Sorry, followed by a flat No. But still he turned out themes like ci printing press. llt was rumored he could have made a for- tune when Handicap themes were due.J He built full scale models of London and Stratford, two of the great seats of English literature, I have learned. After this preliminary practice, George forged ahead to legendary heights-he built Rome in a day. Still without hope of realizing his dream, he kept on writing, and building, and mostly reading. George would have delighted in any of these English classes. Opposite page: Above, Miss Kruppa and sophomore escape literature. Center, Miss Wilson and vocabulary building. Below, Mrs. Reynolds and punctuation. This page: Above, Mr. Taylor and theme-tailon ing on Tech Tie Day. Center, Miss Opocic and Macbeth readings. Below, Miss Collins and creative writ- ing. 31 Inside the bus are township bus drivers Laura Lewis Edgar Lewis Harold Full Y er and Al Werner outside are Ralph X5 Ryison Gale Billick Ray Dodds Bill Simm, and .less Gephart. ' 1 .- ,' His life is an open book Yes, books are George's best friends. Follow his average day: George arises sleepily after a night of reading. Book in hand, he progresses from tooth-brushing to shoe-tying to plate-emptying. After breakfasting lightly on a little Bacon or Emerson, he leaves for school. The walk to the bus involves George with several book-obstructed ditches, once on board, though bruised, he again becomes lost in his read- ing. More than once, at the end of the line, his drivers have been forced to quietly expulse him from their conveyances. ' X Wes -T I xx A, ik . ull N I ' Ta X Then when George picks himself up from the cold morning sidewalk, he heads for the logical place to brush off flogical for George, that ist . . . the . ., library. This is where George spends most of his 'L time. He did start out working as a librarian, but E , Miss Nixon couldn't get him to shelve a book be- l ' fore he had finished reading it. This created a bit J K of a problem. She solved it by creating a new posi- tion for him: Special-Librarian-in-charge-of-Sports- Magazines-and-Books-George-Has-Read-at-L e a s t- l Twice. SENIOR LlBRARlANS -- TOP ROW: George Smith, Frances Pardew, Diane Bleichner, Margaret McGuire, Laurel Sutton, Ann Bollman, Loretta Kovacs, Mary Ann Medvidovich, Nancy Williams, Jim Craig. ROW l: Lorraine Houlihan, Anita Ricci, Sue Livingston, Barbara Berchok, head stud- ITT ent librarian Sue Martin, Pat Beatty, Suzy Chalmers, Anna Keith. A '-'- f L 5 .a o 2 u. 3 2 T .t 2 .2 V 5 1 Xfxq 'CU .t,. , LEFT: Mrs. Mariorie Dell, cafeteria manager. BELOW: Y ' Y Cafeteria staff-back, Mr. Martin, Mrs. Matz, Mrs. Gash, ?.:ffff,?7.. S J Mrs. Burke, Miss Carozzag middle, Mrs. Penn, Mrs. Bend- ,A ' ,- er, Mrs. Avoli, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Craig, Mrs. Mills, l X Mrs. Markley, Mrs. Ellis, front, Mrs. Swanney, Mrs. Lit' :1:11.lQ X man, Mrs. Gaydos, Mrs. Snizik, Mrs. Pastorep Mrs. Thomp- ' ' son, not in picture. g U mifhf 't 5 Wi? 1 ,A t ru 4. it ,7- Aka Au- l 5ub5 ll! George does have his human needs. When lunchtime comes he will b in the cafeteria Cwith a book upon his trayj Sometimes if the book is rath- er less than stimulating he will even find time for food Once a week George takes his gym class. Though never one for exercise George still sometimes amaz- es Mr. Snizik with his agility. His day finds a tranquil end in a peaceful twi- light scene. CJD isa le' if ' -Q th N.-.,. 'r x George's friends who often have to re- l mind him it's time to catch the last bus: back, M. Marincic, M. Yukich, front, A. Evanko, E. Realip right, M. Kustron. JOHN W. SNIZIK Gym Instructor -zz, nf- u ,su fx 235' C? Q-if:2 1 Ol Q.. N QW.. I ' ' 'cs 4' id' LlBRARlANS TOP ROW Arthur Gardner Rose Duschek Annette Cowan Joan Cutuly, Verna JANET H. NIXON Pungitore Kathy Hodell Barbara Barella Marian Suckell Joan Ruffing Patricia Dunseath, Head Librarian David l'odge Dennis Nagy ROW 2 Lynn Crawford Marilyn Gfroerer Barbara Mowry, Mari- lyn McGarrity Riva Keefer Carol Matthews Esther Grodz Vicki Billy Theresa DeRoss, Karen Smith Judy Ondlch Pat Arnold Nancy Hebner ROW l Linda Goodboy Carol Digby, Hope Kimpel Betsy Walker Helen Dick Alice Hopkins Jean Presnar Harriet Wilson, Alberta Harris. George is 'defender of the printed page. His 5 world is knowledge and his life is ideas. He is the qmw' most avid user of the library, and though not suc- ! fx' 7 cessful as one he is friend to every librarian. George is if W thinks that everything worth knowing can be found between book covers or in glass cases or on museum my walls, but George has much to learn, and with uc . . . Well, good luck, George. George, Patron of the Arts! He has earned fame as special assistant instructor, shy though he is, of the Sophomore Dramatics Club. Of his triumphs in the musical world, the next few pages tell the story. SOPHOMORE DRAMATICS CLUB - TOP ROW: Miss Kruppa, Jim Schultz, Don Chiappetta, Linda lsaacs, Sandra Briggs, Carl Blackburn, Wayne Yarnall, Michael DiCarlo, Lenny Bough- man. ROW 2: Andrea Marcedes, Nora Smith, Rose Ann Panza, Cindy Neely, Lindo Hovey, Lana Hough, Lynne Pasternak, Margie Miller, Jo Ann Petty, Lynn Crawford, Judy Chalmers. ROW l: Barbara Haines, Carolyn Parker, Carol Johnson, Ann Thompson, Audrie Voytell, Alice Hopkins, Anna Marie Ward, Mary Louise Skapik, Betsy Norris. SPONSOR: Miss Mary Lou Kruppa. 34 .....-..1.. ,,,, , ,, , , N WH, E it '1- IRQF 1 I V is I Ruriuo Roma QE? I . Director, 11' . .kj ' A : e . 3, - is 3 - Instrumental Music .5 I ,K .. fir: BEN E. BENACK RICHARD A. BERTINI Instrumental Music Instrumental Music George has developed a fine ear for music Ctwo, in factl during his years in Clairton High School. He will be remembered for his fine solo work on the Sousaphone and for delicate renderings on the Duddle Sackpfieffer. This year especially, because I of the larger than ever group to handle the neces- sary instruments, he had the opportunity to rise to new heights of creativity: Mr. Rotili used him with the orchestra on the Flugg. YI fl ,V 'Slit X Mr. Rotili discusses interpretation with Mike Nikolich playing the cello and Ed Taylor, the bassoon. Music ORCHESTRA-TOP ROW: George Patrick, Diane McCracken, John Stoddart, Sylvia Kerecz- man, Margaret Laudise, Frank Covert, Arman Martin, Jack Moore, Edgar Taylor, Judy Barone, Pat Reilly, Janet Bussler, Carl Bendik. ROW 4: Mike Stephanic, Richard Restagno, Tim Harri- son, Wesley Ward, Bill McTaggart, Jim Ruud, George Eringer, Bob Forbes, Jack Tupin, Robert Curry, Bernard Marincic, Jim Falk. ROW 3: Barbara Foster, Sue Carol Puniack, Clara Nelson, Norma Eschelbacher, Barbara Moore, Carol Chatman, Gene Hemminger, Peter Scarano, Dinc Natali, Margaret Cole. ROW 2: Ed Taylor, Donald Markley, Dennis Nagy, Ray Forbes, Jean Cunningham, Ann Lewis, Jo Ann Petty, Carol Johnson, Betty Thorson, Carol Tomich, Becky Sorg. ROW I: Mike Nickolich, Helen Chizmar, Clara Kratz, Suzanne Crans, Joe Frenock, Judy Chalmers, Donna Ross, Joyce King, Suzy Chalmers. C o Q.: DQ sx 'f Vik VARSITY MARCHING BAND - TOP ROW: K. Matthews, A. Hornbake, J. Critchfield, B. Cole, T. Young, L. Allen, S. Sesher, S. Briggs, M. Latterman, Jack Moore. ROW 4: N. Lee, G. Water- house, B. DiLalla, H. Allen, W. Calder, J. Fisher, D. Fisher, J. Schultz, K. Maksin, C. Johnson. ROW 3: M. Cole, S. Puniack, N. Christofel, W. Gifford, B. Pierman, J. Higham, A. Lewis, J. Cunningham, R. Chontos, M. J. Hammel. ROW 2: D. Barker, E. Taylor, B. Stokes, G. Hemming- er, J. Pierosh, N. Cassinelli, K. Danaluk, B. Shramko, W. Barone, J. Royak. ROW l: J. Wil- son, A. Van Horn, R. DeVault, W. Ward, W. McTaggart, D. Campbell, C. Ranalli, B. Stock, R. A. Dodds, D. Matz. ' Marching Band 1 1 if i Fl George's genteel gurglings could not, however, compete with the melodious blasting of our Band e i ' fu' Q 1 iii A aiu if - of Champions under Mr. Ben E. To add to our hero's We discomfort, there was a certain girl in the band-no, A not Carmee, the beautiful Matadora in the band's I! 'Q ll F 7 I is l I J favorite Around the World half-time show, but an- E' other. Alas, she was spoken for, and George had too little of the beast in him to cope. VARSITY MARCHING BAND-TOP ROW: R. Mortle, R. Forbes, E. Taylor, F. Lewis, R. Lytle, J. Falk M. Reynolds. ROW 4: L. Crawford, J. Pierosh, J. Rush, A. Thompson, M. Elder, D. Beten, W l' I ' ll Smith, K. Walker. ROW 3: M. Vickers, C. Shimp, G. Ehringer, R. Cooley, J. McBurney, J. Petty, J. Chalmers, L. Harper. ROW 2: J. King, M. Nicholich, P. Ruffing, B. Foster, V. Stevenson, L. Dunlop, S. Chalmers. ROW l: J. Lickert, F. Davis, J. Ruud, J. Polkabla, J. Hipsky, D. Semian. 'A Yes, the band irritated George. He didn't really like the fine music, the prize-winning formations like the United Fund Torch on the opposite page Cwhich picture, incidentally, was used to nationally advertise that drivet left him cold: he would have found the remark flutist Linda Vinton made iust before the pic- ture at the right was snapped far less amusing than did directors Benack Crightl and Bertini fleftig and the music was iust too loud, loud, LOUD! I am glad to be able to report that this unpatriotic deviation was displayed only on very rare occasions by other members of the student body. This is George. Not a bit of a devil, and dead on the level. That's our pol George. tu. .-'gi-1. K 5 if ,. ' I s 'I 37 as W fr' 'lkj it x Q N , n . l 1 M4 l Science HAPTER FOUR School is starting The academic year was now in full swing at CHS, and classes were again filled with eager, smiling faces. But plans were being formulated to do something about this too-happy daydreaming. As the concentric sound waves from the steel al- loy bell activated the thin bone of their stirrups and anvils, they were oft to their science classes. Mr. von Philp's chemistry students learn the importance of balancing equations. --. .. . LEFT: Biology students Suzanne Eller- ton, Andrea Marcedes, and Jim Coury are initiated in the use of the micro- scope by Mr. Critchfield. BELOW: Cecil Miller, Myrna Freiwald, Mary Ellen Santoro, and Bernard Lutz ob- serve student teacher Frank Blanken- buhler's pressure. experiment with atmospheric smiles are parting Yes, they were back to classes, in old labs, with old equipment, but some students were not too sad about the run-down conditions. You see, the bugs at CHS had always been set against the teaching of science. This attitude was completely under- standable, considering some products which are the result of scientific research: insecticides! spray guns! fly swatters! fthe lever principle, you knowj. The placid, efficient science teachers often had to deal with manifestations of this distaste. JAMES E. MARTELL LAWRENCE K. CRITCHFIELD Physics Bi0lO9Y Senior Science Nav- Bill Koko and Tony lsger look on as Mr. Martell gives the nod to Laurel Sutton's demonstration of how water density may be measured. C. KAY CHRESTENSEN Chemistry Biology t fi A Tit. QV r Q YN ' 2 V 'L : 1 . T! ll 1 I 5 ' . T 5 5:,li . ...ts i, :..f. iii 'A' BERTIL von PHILP Chemistry General Mathematics Mr. Lobster of the Crustacecn family meets Mr. Soich's biology students. 63. RI?- ' I. -fzzgri . MADELINE K. DRAGAN President 'K if 'r ,..,: 1 if N , 231, T It XL lx l GEORGE J. ZDRALE HUGH F. 40 MULLEN he Meeting Everything began with the fateful meeting of the Board of School Directors. School Board meetings are not supposed to be eavesdropped on, but this one was. The news was soon out that the Board had received a written request from the science teachers, asking for new equipment, and that the Board had discussed the problem at great length. This was a development quite alarming to a certain aforementioned element in the school, to whom proi posed improvements in science were not the best news they had ever heard. V w f , p 4 JOSEPH W. WROBLESKl Vice-President as 1 .L SADIE R. KEFFER Secretary if R' 5 Eff . C. , ' 'vis nail -'snr -vccp 3, Q, Z 2 1 F' -1 C J. J' 'Sl If P ggy E1 Q : If .,,...sgYE U u c ,we . -,9,,- ..,,.,.. -J -0 . 11,1 'pt xx 3 K m 1:1 I: E Q,-' tv.-M E 5.x G ro Cf l Z l.1 ' ,.--- H: ' t' 'v.:- -v,,- ivy- I 3 AY 'oil' I'-EJ an E Q Q ,P W.------X 0 cr 0 L 4 ., 3 5-P-I' -v.f- -or QS wcxxxxyy El mi 3 G5 L G yt D 'O 0 Lx -o A ,WN 'VJ' J' -'Vu-' -.14-v -dll' K- ' I cz: 1:1 1:1 E I3 D I f ALBERT BILLY LEONARD LEHMAN CHARLES pl LEWIS MICHAEL P. VlCKERS Solicitor Treasurer lts Results Superintendent of Schools Dr. Karl Bohren was quick to act on the Board's decision - namely, to remodel completely the science laboratories and to provide the newest in modern equipment. The wheels began to move, the preliminary paper work was quickly got underway. Though the cost was to be prohibitive, it was as- sumed by forward-looking school officials that the educational value of the new labs, considering the nation's great current need for scientists, would be immeasurable. This feeling was not shared by a certain eavesdropper and certain of his confided-ir cohorts. Miss Esther Paros, iunior high secretary, watches pay-roll secretary Mrs. Audrey Keller operate her new check-writing machine. New operator this year of the School District's busy switchboard is Miss Constance Sgroi, a recent CHS graduate. X eff. ,A swf'-' ff 'Z , ?l 'if .l I u .,,,.-'- In his eighth year as Clairton School District Superintendent, Dr. Karl Bohren has instituted a great language program extension as well as step-ups in science and mathematics. Y-'Y Mrs. Angeline Bracken, the superintendent's private secretary, capitalizes on her many years of experience to save him many headaches. Miss Ruth Vinton fstandingi and Miss Gloria Taddeo complete the secretarial stat? required to handle the many transactions of the Clairton school system. '14, :lg Callers for tea gather in the Bennet drawing room stand mg Judy Reis Norman Zimmerman Bob Fromer Jean Thorson sitting Nancy Lee Theodora Belfiglio Director Elizabeth Bayles, Emily score hits After these arrangements were made, there fol- lowed a short period of peaceful work and play during which a ball was had by all, almost. The wintertime Junior-Senior play, Pride and Prejudice directed by Mrs. Elizabeth T. Bayles, gave Butch and Emily a chance to display their talents, and George a chance to see Emily. George the Prompter! A natural for eyes-glued-to-a-book George. But George was in a dilemma Sworn to follow the lines of the play in case one of the actors should forget George had eyes only for Emily in r W- 2 point in the plot Elizabeth I I' , i ! I I xl , l 'W I l D h 3 ff.. Y .' 1 1 rx! ,I i c',K.4'n ' .n. 'ngns - K 3 A Ai.. ' A c ' -'5 f'.'ti'.l - ,xl , ,. . 5 . Q , .Q 1.x A I '.. .gl T. nv K , 1 ,' A' il... .ja . ,-I g 'v M .':.','t ,iff . ' , I -, .n,- -':, ' ll' -.-. 'liz . - ve' 1 ' I' it . . 5 ' .' Q- q .fi . :- . ' - .- . 0 . , g i. X ' '. f ' 9 C ' W -4 ' . , K - ., 1' A ,- ' fr.. A N H ,K . , 4 ,- , . . . Jim Kupecz plays an ardent Mr Darcy to Suzy Chalmers willing at this . 'gilll 00,5 :yt ww, t C :gn '4 1 X-X5 X 4 X Xl Dlxue Terrlll Theodora Belftgllo Nancy Lee and Judy Reis await thelr cues Tony lsger mans the swrtchboa d N Margaret McGurre doesnt s mouse She IS just afrald another daughter has discouraged another sultor Just Imagine poor George' As Butch and Emllys embraces grew longer Georges prompting grew louder and LOUDER' George sat watchlng as hrs new found Cand newly lostl love dnfted farther and farther away from hum George was an the depths Hrs luck had hut bottom Wnth dear friend Sue Livingston seated at the left the Bennetts pose for a famuly portralt standlng Morgan Reynolds Barbara Hovey Suzy Chalmers Dlxle Terrrll slttmg Vlrgnnla Straka Margaret McGuire Nancy Elson if KA 7 Qxi exg fi, S- . QW X M 1 fN Swing low, swung low There he was low down George He could smk no lower He was you see one of the flrst to be ht Bed rndden for two weeks he was the putnful vrctlm of the Aslatlc Flu and Unrequlted Love Wnth all thongs ponntung to a probable local flu epldemlc the CHS Health Office was quickly on the 'ob Dr Rascatl arranged for xmmedlate onthe spot ammumzatlon of all the faculty and students were armed wnth precautions to use nn school and at home George soon recovered School nurses Mrs .loan LaValle Mrs Llllnan Whetzel and Mlss Catherme Joyce prepare Elaine Gormon for a physical examlnatuon Although Elaine IS a senlor nt I5 customary at CHS for all lunlor class members to recelve the state prescribed check up l l School Dlstrlct physlcnan Dr Rascatn checks the brulsed leg of Mr George Obraclovlch lumor hugh gym Instructor after he had tangled with a palr of skis OO- O 0 5 , :WHS - I , ' I I G N., ' l' ' . I I . . , ' ' I . jj ' h W C 2 B 3 ' . ' , , . . . I P: i . , . I 1 J f u - 1 . sweet flu bug He recovered from the flu, that isp but he was still suffering from a crumbling heart. Dr. Rascati's expert ministrations could be of no help when no physical cause for George's state could be fouund. Outwardly, George was a perfectly healthy nervous wreck. is eye check chart is familiar to students as a regular part of the examinations Dr Rascati administers 3 rf g , ,,f f Nurses LaValle Joyce and Whetzel usually much too busy to give one person their collective attention balance the scales and record Darlene Pierces weight og wp- Q 75 N. V' U 3 V W t 51 l i ff X I c 'l i 1 , lp X f . 3 if 1 H1 o . f f , n . . p ' Q, 1.3 . . r w ' Q 75 1.41747 7 -7- vxxsqrb , .gf 'J is 4 I f ' A ' os Zi! A f N , f 1 N K 1 ,Y N I , , , Q , ,tim l X Th. - . .. . . E- 45 Cross country suffers flu slowdown Q0 Q- N. In-.-.af l957 CROSS COUNTRY SQUAD - TOP ROW: manager Carl Blackburn, Steve Nagy Paul Hrezo, Harry Dougherty, Paul Wilkop, Richard Neely, Jerry Grunsky, Ryck Hundredmark Charles Chatman, Fred Hart. ROW 2: Lloyd Fischer, Richard Cundra, Frank Bishop, Steve Verba John Gecon, Robert Rybaski, Bill Hartill, manager Ronald Kunz. ROW 1: Joe Schlitt, Joe Lourencentk Robert Orsini, Nick Doyle, Fred Pierallini, Bob Gecan, Joe Steffey. Although the i957 cross country squad improv- ed on the 1956 record, it could win, partly because of the flu epidemic, only three of eight meets, a showing that was a disappointment to Coach John Soich. Wilkinsburg, Uniontown, and Penn Township defeated the harriers, who in turn took a victory from Hickory and lost to Central Catholic and Shaler Township. To close the season on a promising note they defeated both Turtle Creek and Connellsville. Even though the team failed to send any runners to the State Meet, there were some fine perform- ances from top-point-man Bill Hartill, and from juniors Richard Cundra and Dick Neely and sopho- more Lloyd Fischer, a fact which bodes well for next year. KW. W.'s note: l tell about the track team on page 102.l - 44 0-IQ3f v .. 1 A .skftff ' ' . l ' an ' ' '45, , fri - ll- . 1 Plans for the new science labs had leaked out by this time. Even as in life some people cant be pleased even with a good thing so here at CHS ing camps-pro- and anti-science department im- provements. This the smartest Junior Class in the history of the school had been devoting its time to prom de- corations Cthis was to make new, new news later, but much laterl, ring purchasing, and finding ways to cope with the sudden information that iuniors would take National Merit Scholarship Tests this spring instead of next fall. But now first-girl-presi- dent-in-many-years Verna Pungitore was called on to handle a brand new development. There were loud demands that debating societies be formed for 'ZW CC why not? WELL WHY!? f I I 'F . N the student body immediately split into two oppos- tl f - ' lit ' Y the purpose of discussing the big science upheaval. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: vice-president Carol Digby, secretary Jean Presnar, president Verna Pungitore, and treasurer Mark Latterman. JUNIOR CLASS SPONSORS: Mr. Larry Critchfield and Mr. Bertil von Philp. ISV, 3 Rf ri? Ll f T X f'- 3 as A S ' f 1 ' 'vl llllllt 'fl' Tilt , . f gl., ,lll Lil, ,I ll g Il' fl 47 J : Junlors A W I f A10 'gs-I i S i Q-l .Saab Class as TOP ROW Bob Yakslck Gary Kaltenbach Clnff Llvmgston Mark Latterman JUNIOR COUNCIL Reed Lucas John lacovlm Julve Rlebe Jean Presnar Carol Regan Gary Waterhouse Dan Jor dan Jlm Falk Ray Pollck ROW l Pat Bucar Janice Fusco Carol Digby Pat Ruffung Verna Pungltore Jackle Cnlley Rnva Keefer Manlyn McGarr1ty Theresa DeRoss Andrea Matola Wally Bockstoce X SNK Q-K 1959 -me TOP ROW Sylvester Hart Rlchard Cooley Bob Smith Dave Maller Raymond Polnck Robert Fromer Bob Forbes George Lazzarls ROW 3 Robert Marcase Robert Yaksack Pat Bucar Myra Kolundnc Patty Macloce Lllllan Lens Sandra Morgan James Hurny Kathy Walsh ROW 2 Harriet Wllson Betsy Horn Jean Presnar Betsy Walker Lance Drener Ronald Skeddle Carol Klemhans Paul Hrezo Erle Burt Jack Moore James Wnlds ROW l Verna Pungutore Velma Mltchell Marxan Suckell Carol Matthews Janet Muller Joan RUHIDQ Esther Grodz Marilyn McGarnty Donna Barker. Not in picture: Charles Zinsser. 'Y .l TOP ROW: Raymond Glover Joe Frenock Bill Potts John Donahue Earl Morse Kenneth Hynde William Ackman David Crum Walter Anderson Robert Laubham Arthur Garrett. ROW 2: Rose M. Herring Carolyn Mancini Wanda Smith Hope Kimpel Bonnie Shallenberger Karen Lawrence Sandra Horie Jane Dana Kay Gilmore Loretta Hrvacic Joan Kacmarik. ROW 1: Mary McKee Alice Steimweg Carol Reynolds Dolores De Witt Betty Conner Steffanne Blanning Patty Owens Mary A Walters Marlene Neyman Lois Adams Not in picture Martin Eady ,. TOP ROW John Glover Joe Sabo Gene Bussler Ronald Fazio Michael Hickey Mark Kell Robert Townsend ROW 2 LeRoy Jamison Tom McElheny Tommy von Phnlp Elmer Patton Rudy Sanutelli Patricia Adams Alice Metzler ROW l Dorothy Hess Barbara Baxendell Mary Szeszko Rosemarie Hrvacic Linda Adamson Carol Holzhauser Carol Dawes Barbara Barella Not in picture Bob Eschelbacher TOP ROW Ronald Arbasak Robert Wilson William Calder George Guba Jim Falk Bill Holmes Pat Dabaldo John Gecan Larry Dennis ROW 3 Marva Greene Erma Murphy Kalnsta Dreier Jeanne Cunningham Dolores Fido Pat McGreevy Anna Koteles Carroll Regan ROW 2 Barbara Ragcan Barbara Bradley Bernice Gori NormaJ Halt Alice Wilcox Jane Crutchfield Linda Dunlop Marian Manda Carole Digby Rayna Cochran ROW l Sharon Hill Janie Wiegel Marian Petrovich Joan Rodgers Carol Short Linda Vinton Jean Westwood Terry De Ross Sandra McConeghy Not an picture Beverly Hubbell Maxine Worthy J mors TOP ROW Don Thomas Ray Toth Make Kovalyalc Jnm SlefTert Jam Stewart Jam Purvxance John Sybil Ruczhard Cundra Bull Rnchards Harry Daugherty Harry Soderberg Rschard Martln Bob Y G Ins OW 2 Hullnard Rush Royer Schultz Carolyn Yacamelln Sandra Sesher Betty Belmsky lglarilycn Speck Anna Mae OLeska Patty Really Kay Hngham Julle Rnebe Ronald Nlkolrch Carl en I OW l Rose Arnold Elana Snyder Vurgle Calnguuru Agnes Solomotls Andrea Matola Janet Bussler Sylvua Pnatek Alace Sands Pat Salvr TOP ROW Tom Meade Rnchard McGrath Jack Granger Alex Rudolf? Jay Flsher Reno lezzl Robert Schmelzer Bernard Harrlson ROW 3 Tum Muller Juamta Lones Donna Nrkollc Patty Matnch Vnrglma Sager Audrey Da Baldo Joyce Manown Fredrlcka Bernard Charles lgou ROW 2 Ethel Mae Anderson Saundra Cheeks Vesper Stevenson Sally McFadden Paulune Butvm John Munslck Darlene Young ROW l Kathy Ross Phyllls Poorman Betty Yanska Werth Evans Ronald Mortle Buddy Large Frances Nardone Charmalne Kaufman Lenda Sutton -.1 -.af TOP ROW Clnfford Llvmgston Leona Parnham BettyJ Sauer Carol A McCracken Piney Brunettl Mary J Szedon Patty Cole Ralph Klmgensmlth JoAnn Gussendanner ROW 3 Elaxne Lame Marlee Urquhart Loretta Lewus Cathy Vavlthes Beverly Clancy Sally Pezo Betty L Jones Ruth A Dodds NolaJ McClead ROW 2 Alberta Hornbake Rrva Keeler Jean Walker Jean Straub 50 Martha Knauss Lucllle Staropoln Lnnda Hillman Prnscllla Bowers Helen Karloskn Patrncna Dunseath ROW 'I Ruthavella Jones Judy Ross Phyllls Cavalrer Barbara Foster Rosemary Harrigan Duane Knggms Beverly Cushey Evelyn Frengel Pat Ruftnng Not rn pncture Tom Slmms Bull Skeddle 8 . 5 o 1 J I 6 .'. 1 0 4 2 0 . 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I l 5 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 1 - 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 ' I ' ' Z I I 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 - 5 1 1 1 1 1 I I I ' : I ' TOP ROW John Dryer Bernadette Doban Madeline Wullard Darlene Pnerce Mary L Costello Dala Vukovuch Peggy Hout Armateon Lewls Mxldred Gary Patrncua Arnold Joseph Alford Leonard Lnttle Bully Petrarco ROW 2 Charles Chatman James Marlatt John Lengel Danny Jordan John Baughman Gary Kaltenbach Francns Lllly Nelson Young Robert Grlsmk Jay Cochran Al Muto ROW l Ronald Smoyer Jackie Crllley Kathy Hodell Phyllis England Lanna Martin Mary A Gaspar MaryL Haines James Henderson Rnchard Neely Sri TOP ROW Hercules Robnnson Frank Sampson Larry Lewus Kenny Chalmers Gary Waterhouse Jum Ruud Fred Lewis George Ehrlnger ROW 3 John Iacavunu Chuck Ranallt Erwm Lyon Bernard Shramko Edward Marflak Jack Yates Robert Chontos Ross Hmdman Ray Forbes ROW 2 Reed Lucas Ray Fedor Wallns Bockstoce Mary Jo Gore Arlene Frank Janice Fusco Anthony Francellnm Mark Latterman Ed Martns Arnold Chotuner ROW 1 Vnvnan East Norma Burch Irene Rodmo Martha Vnckers Judy Adams Patty Grgunc Sue Punlack Jean Maclaren Marva Josle f TOP ROW George Rusnak Barry Carr Muke Kukol Cyrll Bundnm Paul Wnlkop Henry Read Eugene Ruschell ROW 3 Wulllam Muller Judy Beckovuch Bob Curry Pete Bonaduo Morgue Rusnak Lorrome Jones Dorothy Wnlluams Kathy Davus Floyd Reneau ROW 2 Blanchse Coon Janet Msskns Jo Anne Geletko John Bnndas Carolyn Golden Joan Petro Judy Hunter Karen Smnth Maggne Chappell ROW I Loss Harper Betty Kampert Joyce Tavalaro Catherlne Stella Joanne Hamlln Mary Hanlck Nancy Smith Marllyn Gfroerer '. 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Q- ,-V, i Q 3 , 3 5 1 I I 1 I 1 I A : ' I I 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 L 1 ' I I I I 1 I ' 1 I 1 1 1 1 I I 1 Juniors 'hui TOP ROW Erma Chatman Margaret Laudlse John Lyle Jerry Agardy John Rlchnafsky Susanne Crans Donna Dengler ROW l Pattle Percival Barbara Rech Patty Regatuso Carol Jean Galeza Mary Lou Glllotte TOP ROW Frank Blank Robert Potts Rrchard Swann Carl Shlmp John Scallse Gene Hemmmger ROW 1 James Polkabla Paulette Groce Joan Nnkollck Janet Kerr Joan Brooks Juanita Rothhaar Mnke Nlkollch 'E' TOP ROW Ulysses Wallace Ronald Alford Arthur Gardner Bob Strouse Kenny Johnson Walter Klernhans ROW 2 Jeff Hudson David Guffey Leonard Stokes Kenny Pavlack James Trent Wulllam Parker Lonme Large ROW 1 Hannah Ford Joyce Guzy Patty Zdrale Joanne Carson Joann Meyers Mary Ann Paper Penny Holnday Alnce Stanzak Not In picture Tom Stotesbury Donald Roberts - ' A L U : I I I I I I ' : I I I I l : I I I I I ' : I I I I I , . an eg, : M.. K-4 'J e , P , if ' 3- 73 X .4-x V x . Of V r 3 , 9 ' - ., .- ., Q, -:' J 1 fx . L ' : I I I I I W-.J ELECTRIC SHOP TOP ROW Joe Moore Douglas Mclntosh Rollle Ramsay Wlllxam Toye Richard Dodds John Ruschell ROW 'I Ernest Plca Nlck Plsclottano Gerald Frost Carmlne Du lenno John States MACHINE SHOP TOP ROW Bull Slowaltls John Brown Bob Vnncenzlnl Richard Parks Jam Adalr John Crawford George Patruck ROW I Joe Logesky Wllfred Houn Bull Krampf Nlck Jordan David Roberts Bull Hays Dovud Granger Not In picture Darrell Hart AUTO SHOP TOP ROW Frank Staropolu Don Nakolnch Bull Simpson Mnke Metnkosh Ray Bentley Steve Nagy Jay Alcorn Bob Emph Regus Tomko ROW 'I John Kerr Jack Atkmson Walter Perkuns Floyd Wehrer Clarence Harris Marvln Goldne Gene Gorman Not nn pncture Michael Kukol . I 5 - I O ,N ' I .J 4' - , S Xxx , lu-L 3 1 ' - ,,. - ' 5 1 1 I 1 I I 1 I I I Z . I . . . I I . . I r lf- A 'Q as F Ji if 1, , I ll Ill ' Lat J V Q 4 I XX 41 fs' s., ' ' 1 'Mfg MI-ma . 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A fine time it was, too, with Emily helping to paint toys for the sick children, George singing cherubically in the chorus, and even Butch, dressed up as the third Wise Man, behaving wisely. Then came the long vacation. The charm of the Nativity came to life once again, shepherds and Wise Men- and angels, too-worship the Babe, and the strains of Christmas music fill the air. 1 W s l x 5 , i . l Q . C6 ,KF . . was . y ll xv ff nous. 1--' Scjhrs SQA E QTINGS QQ 54 if I E , it 3 f S E l l iq 1 'Q .4 I I X141 IYA SEE' f . 225 R SZ Q X5 U E l , . 'W' sift X I-lark, the Herald Angels Sing the ioyful candlelight processional filled the auditorium with glorious Christmas song. for Christmas The most beauttful Chrtstmas tree at CHS thus hollday season was thus one Q wtth multt colored lights formed by the Gtrls Chorus The audtence enloyed ,-X EL their long program of favortte Chrlstmas songs and carols ,A kim C X38 9 J V4 X9 Chrtstmas sptrlt spread throughout the school but espectal ly to JRC members Judy Sunday Janet Kerr Betty Lou M K Jones Phyllns Cavalter Mary Szedon and Dolores Ptdo who under the dtrectlon of Mlss Ortner reluvenated these XV 55 o it i ? J ' half' il g - ' J Va -, Q .. ' Q . lf, 1 I . .- . . l - - Q git I ' , xx-.ki X jx' 4 ' YK -X 1 's . xsj . fi? ff' ' '3 4 A . . . . tg' f , ' ,f y , I lt f ' ' , , ' , , xx , . . . I . J QQ, toys with bright touches of paint. l N N ' t J X Xxx l 2 t N 'CN l lt f J rf! l f J ' A' T J txwx X D 4 x, - X V ' Q t' -- is X., N' V V I' Y K l e 1 1 f 5 . ,Q 4 ' - '-ff es t . . 4 kx 5 U . P c N --a 4 X C fi 1 1 I 9, , . X . l- , J f A t - ',- 0- , ,X 'X ' K CM W ' A . , x - ' - A loud? 2 X , Q 1 - JQ' - I , 1? rg- ., . I-Jiri ig AVA' . ' , X., 'Z .4 b , ,' -V fi . .- ,bi 5' , V, .--4 3 , if , . , .tg . . A71 . wg 9, L l X I A , Y-1-f 3 tv, 1 V : ' 1 Z 4 COACH STAN BERKMAN Howdy Miller, a great rebound ond scoring star, addresses the Munholl game pep assembly. Coach Stan Berkman, who built a really great team this year, tells one of his good stories to the referees and the Penn Town- ship coach. VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD-STANDING: Steve NGQY, Tom Glover, Howdy Miller, Judge Dickson, Allan Jarrett, Jim Trent, Robinson, Ken Gadson, Jim Beam, Don Thomas, Ray Glover, Len 9' Greatest C S cage squad What a year for sports thrills this 1958-1959 has been at CHS! I couldn't have ordered a bet- ter one. Now take these cagers, for instance. This was to have been the year Coach Stan Berkman's Bears were to dethrone McKeesport-and the great- est basketball team irt Clairton history almost did, but just missed in an 88-82 thriller on the Clairton floor. So the Tigers took another section crown, and Clairton finished a close second. This senior- studded team, one of the most powerfully offensive clubs in the WPIAL, set 10 new all-time records in a 17-6 season and a fine 10-2 mark in tough Sec- tion Six. And the squad provided thrills through- out the season, but especially so at the end. , , A Meade, Cliff Livingston, John Bob Hecht. SEATED: Hercules :g yi 1 - H ,VN 56 nosed out In Section Six by Tigers Ken Gadson and Howdy Miller led the way, with some fine help from Allan Jarrett, Judge Dick- son, Jim Beam, Bob Hecht, and Lenny Kees. Clair- ton twice set new game scoring marks C90, then 931 and scored the most points any CHS five ever tal- lied against McKeesport 1821. They participated in two games that set total point records U70 with McKeesport and 171 with Glassport1, and scored more points over the season than any other Clair- ton team. They saw Howdy Miller set an individual scoring mark at Homestead C361, and Gadson set a season scoring record with 437 points in 23 games. Believe me, as a kind of third-rate manager help- ing to keep the scorebook, I needed an adding ma- chine for such big numbers. The incomparable Kenny Gadson drives down the lane for two in the league opener at Clairton. SCOREBOARD CHS OPP. CHS OPP. 70 Donora 63 69 Glassport 59' 72 Bethel 29 84 Elizabeth 34' 65 Braddock 49 73 Duquesne 71 53 Charleroi 57 46 N. Catholic 79 46 Ford City 7l 76 Penn. Twp. 56 82 Wilmerding 49 90 Munhall 57' 76 Monongahela 49 82 McKeesport 88 53 Altoona 50 75 Homestead 67' 48 Monessen 52 93 Glassport 78' 67 Munhall 38' 58 Elizabeth 38 43 McKeesport 61 ' 80 Duquesne 59' 68 l'l0meSleOd 60' a Sedion Six Games Bob Hecht, valuable No. 6 man tries for a rebound against Wilmerding. Judge Dick- son, waiting ,on the other side, thinks he may get it. Judge Dickson in all alone, almost, for two against Penn Township. JV'S 42 42 34 37 50 41 47 53 33 44 51 J.V.SCOREBOARD Donora Bethel Braddock Charleroi Ford City Wilmerding Monongahela Munhall McKeesport Homestead Glassport 58 'X 'fd OPP. JV'S OPP. 64 Elizabeth 30 38 Duquesne 40 50 N. Catholic 55 39 Penn Twp. 24 46 Munhall 42 44 McKeesport 42 25 Homestead 50 61 Glassport 52 60 Elizabeth 31 57 Duquesne 59 JV's post 15-6 mark Winning 15 and losing only six was the fine season record of the 1957-58 Junior Varsity team under the coaching of Dan Hill. From the first, the team displayed a great deal of drive and hustle with some fine sharpshooting to boot. It was a picture team-two fine rebounders and inside men in Jim Kelly and Joe Ancrile, and three outside playmakers, drivers, and shooters in Bob Lehman, John Paoletti, and Frank Johnson or Len- ny Baughman. Jim Kelly led the rebounders and the scorers with 283 points, he was followed by John Paoletti with 172, and Joe Ancrile with 164. JV Lenny Baughman tries his two-hand iump shot. COACH DAN HM JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD-STANDING: Jam Mcoogney, Joe Ancrile, Jam George, Jim Kelly, Carl Abrasheff, Barry Barkman, Bob Lehman, Franklin George. KNEELING: Anthony Canterna, John Paoletti, Bill Bennett, Don Salvina, Frank Johnson, Lenny Baughman. The Fabulous Gaclson This is Ken Gadson and his famous iump shot -Gadson, the slender 5'l l dead-eye shooter, who led the Bears in scoring for the second consecutive year, finished runner-up in Section Six scoring with 249 points in l2 league games, and set a new single season scoring record for Clairton by notching 437 markers over the campaign. He was the boy every opponent tried to stop, and none, with the possible exception of Ford City and McKeesport once, succeeded. Blessed with a fantastically accurate jump shot and possessing good driving layup skill along with great ball-hawking, playmaking, and hustling abil- ities, he far and away earns the title of Player of the Year and should make his way to the big leagues without any delays. As Judge Dickson goes in for a driving shot, he is sandwiched by Munhall's Brown H53 and Knight 1207, but Al Jarrett is there if he should miss. KENNETH GADSON Penn's Billy Burkett did not succeed in blocking this shot by Bob Hecht, so Al Jarrett and Jim Beam did not have to rebound. .S SENIOR LETTERMEN In addition to Kenny Gadson, these six senior letter-winners were responsible for Clairton's great season. Next year Coaches Berkman and Hill will add the cream of the JV crop to an imposing list of juniors headed by 6'3 John Glover and sharp- shooting playmaker Don Thomas. Tom Meade, Steve Nagy, Skip Livingston, and Hercules Robinson, along with some of the promis- ing sophs-Jim Kelly, Bob Lehman, Joe Ancrile, and John Paoletti-will be on the court next year. Big Allan was a consistent rebound- . er and often a scoring asset. His sea- 1 son total showed 75 points, an aver- 1 age of 3.3 per game. Howdy Miller, one of the fastest im- proving players I've ever coached, according to Stan Berkman, led the Bears in rebounding and finished sec- cond in scoring, hitting for 302 points, a l3.'l average. Jim Beam, sharing the playmaking chores, hit some valuable scoring sprees to wind up with L32 points and a 5.8 average. ALLAN JARRETT JIM BEAM X HOWARD MILLER QXS1 ..., Q Q 1 X . ff' -1 ,tn -.,..,,.. -X 1 --.i..,3K Judge Dickson took a while to find his basketball eye after football, but in the big McKeesport game hit for 17 points, finished with 194, and had an 8.4 average, Big Bob Hecht, though seldom a starter, played often enough to score 154 points for a 6.5 average. He was fine on rebounds, but often had trouble with shots rolling off the rim. Lenny Kees, in and out of the start- ing lineup, was the team hustler and spirit builder-it wasn't really a game unless Lenny was on the floor at least once, He scored 124 points for a 5.4 average. C515 'lvrf e-. . 4:0 ' . . f 9 M X S 4 HA PTER FIVE Hr-.f 1 Strange gathering One realized, after it was all over, that there had been strange goings-on for several days - strange gatherings in remote sections of the hallsp muffled whisperings. The school gossips had it that a small anti-science group was making plans to do something about the proposed department improve- ments. Of course, no one paid them much atten- tion. Then - two packages dropped heavily onto the floors of two deserted science rooms. There was the sound of footsteps in quick retreat. Then-HAVOC! B-L-A-M I!! What was that noise? if IS THIS Inwhuch Something s cooklng True to my name I made an nmmednate prnvate mvestlgatuon Luckuly only two labs were hut the Physics and the Chemustry Labs the Brology Lab had escaped damage I show here some photos I took 'Q after the debns had been cleared away One can ' see the gaping holes ripped out by the explosion nn the Biology Lab are stacked materials salvaged from the ruined labs to remain a gram re under of th dnsaster for several months to come But I am get ting ahead ot my story f fy f f 951' E Oli? I C , I O I J . . . A , ' 1 X N , :t c X Q . - 1 A . . K X AA ,VIH . l tl W : E -5 f'L.s ,Q y - L.. ., N git ' L - ' 'WV fs 2 , , Y A , . A ,Xwm a I gg, K , .ali x ' r 1 y H, - W h,,A 'Q 2 I 'G' toil' B L A M 'H Echoes of the cxplosuon reverberated through the halls of a stunned CHS When the sounds of battle reached the offuce of the hugh school pruncupal Bruce C Burch never easuly guven to panuc ummeduately had Mrs Mulls duspatch scouts to fund out what had happened In the meantume he cogutated upon the possubulu ues a bouler burstung a gas lune explodung or a certaun well known paddle flagellatung We us ut? Mr Bruce C Burch senuor hugh school pruncupal and Mrs Helen Mulls hus secretary examune umportant papers before news of the dusaster reaches them IIIIIIII Nancy Wulluams Sandra Peacock and Janet Elmgren were the student secretarues un the offuce when thungs exploded 'QQ 64 KN assembly beung un progress ung event J I C 3 J I I I Q 9 N ,- fo Q X'-11,416 L .1 5. Y if , -1 1 Q' . ' u W I C ff ' - , I ,X t l l u 1 , .- 1 . , , A- t. 1 . . I . . I A . F . . 3 -I I . ! X1 3 it ...-- E L I XX . I s X ,. X , F up 4 . . , , . 1 1 I I V 'Y 3 .L ,v .LX . B 3525: 52555 .gigs nigg- . . gg- 1 1 4. 1 , 1 V I I 1 . . - 1 1 ,, I - - 5 , X . I . . 1 Fauthful scouts that they are the offuce gurls quuck ly returned wuth word that blowups had occurred sumultaneously un both the chemustry and physucs labs and that although the rooms were completely demolushed there were no casualtues a uunuor senuor Pat Kearns alert Claurtonuan News staff sports edutor happened to be un the offuce on offucual busu ness and followung the creed of hus professuon flashed out to broadcast the news of the astound ' f i 'XXL l 127.1 'A L aif 1 fd , 3 CLAIRTONIAN NEWS SPORTS STAFF: standing, Laurel Sutton, Paul Voelkel, page editor. Pat Kerns, seated, Carl Blackburn, Bob White. When Les-or is it Pat?-Kerns fsports editor of the Clairtonian News, you knowj got this news, he rushed up to 120. Look! he yelled. l've got the biggest story of the year! There's been an explosion in the chemistry lab, and they think it's sabotage. No one was there but the sports staff, who had been working on a late basketball report. He spieled off the whole story to them and had just finished when all the editors and Mrs. Cowan walked in after a session at the printer's. vMvh'X-5 Q' R f -gil I Their reaction to the news was instantaneous. An EXTRA! must be put out immediately. But only when we're sure of the facts, advised Mrs. Cowan. So P g! fir? while editor Bob went to investigate, the page edi- tors and Kathy sat down to draw up their plans and K Q make out assignment sheets, iust in case. How to get hold of reporters would be the big problem. CLAIRTONIAN NEWS EDITORS: left to right, Pat Kerns, sports, Jean Presnar, Jim Kupecz, fea- s , YQ , I 1 tures, Bob Fromer, chief, Dorothea Tsogoris, news, Kathy Ross, cartoons, advisor Mrs. Jean I' Cowan. ' 'xx 'l'l,'3f'?fX fir ' Z, JMMGQE l Assistant news editor Dixie Terrill reviews assignments with page one reporters: standing, Theodora Belfiglio, Judith Lester, Sue Livingston, Margaret McGuire, AMG Keith: Sl?- ting, Gayle Janosko, Joan Ostovich. When all the breathless reporters had arrived, the editors started talking. They talked fast and to the point. There has been an explosion in our school and we think the students deserve to know j who caused it. lt's up to you to get the informa- 'msh an tion. Who, when, why, and how. Get all the :X I P facts. We're putting out an extra. I: . ' ' And away they ran. It A Soon the patter of little feet was heard across Z1 the pine floor of 120, and it was music to the ears L of the editors. These were the feet of their copy- 66 boy bug running from reporter to empty, yawning copy basket. These girls dreamed up those monthly polls and other inside page features: standing, Joan Cutuly, Andrea Matola, Annette Cowan, Adele Henning, Janet Miller, Betsy Walker, Marilyn McGar- rity, Lynn Crawford: sitting, Jo Ann Carson, Myra Koiundic, Carol McCracken, Pat Bucar, Betty Jane Sauer, Betsy Horn. Bells, Horns, and Drumsticks. Tiger McTaggart is not in the picture. While all this editorial rushing was going on, the business staff was having a hurried confer- ence. How much shall we charge? How much can we afford to spend? Will pictures be too ex- pensive? Catherine made some snap decisions- and the show was on the road. The last and most important job remained for the salesmen: Get the paper to as many students as possible, and fast! Was it a success. That remains to be read. Though they had to compete with editor Bob Fromer's super-speedy one-finger tech- nique, these girls did a good iob of pre- E paring copy for the printer. Typists Judy ,kj Beckovich and Helen Karloski istandingl, S V, gil and Darlene Pierce tseatedl. tj ,LW JZ Tj :,!l555l 1211 J 41:7 T. .P - 7, Nffief Business Manager Catherine Glover lstand- ingl with her assistants iunior Esther Grodz, senior Esther Fort, and sophomore Linda Moragne handled the subscription cam- paign and the circulation chores for nine issues. 67 'hu-L HAPTER S Well, it seems that the Clairtonian News report- ers did more than lust put out an Extra. They also solved a mystery. Who threw the bomb? Three guesses. Yes, our little anarchist friend, and he is going to catch . . . well, look. Both deans, Mr. Bracken and Miss Barclay, pleas- ed because they have found a solution to Butch, are about to deliver the ultimatum. The eloquent Mr. Bracken takes the floor: nnllh, t Mmm-mbrmi' MARGARET BARCLAY A Dean of Girls f----f ' ' 1 'Q T we-sq. ll. iw Mrs. Mary Lou Leasure, center, senior high secretary, with student helpers Norma Brown, left, and Elaine Hess, right, in their headquarters in the Deans' Office, usually see Butch several times a day. gg JOHN R. BRACKEN e Dean of Boys 5 , 7 1 X , ' X X , . l x P 'bv is R -2, il, L A ' ,Fil 68 I X J ,NPS by ,Y to Well, Butch, I suppose you think you've solved this problem by blowing everything up. You ob- iected to the fact that money was being spent for improvements in a department you disliked, so you blasted it apart. But that's not quite the way we solve problems here. We discuss. We listen. We even ask parents to come in and see the school and talk over diffi- culties. We send students to religious education classes, too, to learn about tolerance and sharing and peaceful ways of settling differences. ABOVE: Over coffee and doughnuts, par- ents and teachers confer in the cafeteria at the November Open House during National Education Week. LEFT: Junior guide Lillian Leis shows a group of parents through the school. BELOW: left, Father Stack conducts a Religious Education class at the St. Clare Roman Catholic Church, right, Reverend Dewey E. Dodds does likewise at the Clair- ton First Presbyterian Church. The program, inaugurated this year, has proved highly successful. 3 qt' l .i ' a A Qg,QggfQfgf?e1J The quality of mercy l Q Butch was reminded of another very important fact by Mr. Bracken-that Clairton High School, in case he had forgotten, has a governing body known as the Student Council. This was not so irrevelant as it may seem, besides being another example of democracy at work in the school, this was the group, Mr. Bracken pointed out, which would pass judgment on Butch. To quote Butch's reaction: Argh! These, of course, were his friends. HAH! Well, the next clay a mass meeting of the coun- cil was called. It could so easily have turned into a lynching party. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: Sergeant- at-arms Bob Hecht, vice-president Tony Is- ger, secretary-treasurer Sue Smith, and president Jay Huffman. STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES-TOP ROW: Ray Forbes, Jim Kelly, Howdy Miller, Bob Hecht, Tony lsger, Jay Huffman, Robin Lytle, David Miller, Ron Beinlich. ROW 3: Hike Hughes, Bill Bennett, Ron Arbasak, Richard Ferguson, Bob Forbes, Charles Stickles, Thomas McElhaney, Harry Daugherty, Douglas Mclntosh, Ernest Pica. ROW 2: Jacqueline Koscho, Barbara Cundra, Mary Ann Cottone, Merry Jo Gilmore, Carol Dreschler, Marian Suckell, Vicki Billy, Susanne Eller- ton, Lana Hough, John DeRoss, Jim Reed. ROW T: Sue Smith, Kathy Hodell, Nancy Smith, Betty J. Sauer, Lillian Leis, Geraldine Rahrer, Elana Snyder, Charlotte Whetzel, Linda Isaacs, Rita Scapellato, Joan Ostovich, Berneita Sarada, Not in picture: Richard Deanovich, Marva Josie, Alex Rudolph. is YW' 1-J C7 STEERING COMMITTEE, responsible for engineering all school-wide affairs: back, Glenn Willareth, Zoise Malush, Gerald Frost, Jack Hipsky, Jay Huffman, Tony Isger, Carol Digby, Paul Voelkelg front, Lynn Crawford, Verna Pungitore. P I It II' . .e Hllllll UM 1,4 ,HIIVIUIIIW I ' Q N I .J N L c , X s Q 5 I,-4'.Il , 4 ,IW 14' sp 1, ' , f, w' gf tty' ' ,LI X ,. In uf, ff, Am ll 1 L , I .WA I , Qf, STUDENT COUNCIL SPONSORS: Mr. Sylvan Pinto and Mr. John Tallerico. STUDENT COUNCIL ALTERNATES-TOP ROW: Bill Toye, Bob Grisnik, Bob Smith, Tom Young, Don Thomas, Jon Latine, Jim Reed, John DeRoss, Richard Herbert, Ken Matthews, Jerry Frost. ROW 2: Bob Zondorak, Tim Miller, Jim Lenhart, Paul Furcini, Bob Stoddart, Betsy Walker, Pat Macioce, Lois Shortuse, Harryette Phillips, Joan Cutuly. ROW I: Margie Brenner, Connie ket- tish, Nancy Orsini, Anita Ricci, Sandy McCormick, Barbara Wilson, Joan Rodgers, Gerry Hollick, Cathy Gray, Virginia Meadville. Not in picture: Frank Guenther, Glenn Klein, Bill Steffey, Joe Ancrile, Ron Galloway, Walter Buchleitner, Ruth Ann Burkett, Betsy Horn, Linda Vinton, Jack Yates, Richard Martin, John Brown, Sherry Soich. DG .4s,. 1 1 U Butch s lost claws in f The Council's first reaction was to get Butch out of CHS, but Emily intervened with an eloquent plea for leniency. Finally, Butch's schoolmates softened, and a proposal enabling him to prove his good inten- tions, if any, was forwarded to the proper authori- ties: We, representatives of the student body of Clairton High School, do pass this iudgment on senior class member Bentley Yellowjackson: Providing that agreements as to Bugmanitar- ian practices shall be duly made, the new sci- ence laboratories should be built. ln punish- ment for his monumentally stupid bombing, the accused shall spend a maior portion of every day working on the construction of the new rooms. Butch's lost cause Butch- GGnuGH! This is a moderate expression of Butch's true feel- ings on his sentence. Chinese water torture or the Iron Maiden would have been more pleasant to him than this. He was doomed to spend the next months slaving away on a proiect he had made Herculean efforts to prevent. Grind. Sweat. He might as well have been forced to dig his own grave, but work he did. Con- sidering the lack of quality control where his efforts were concerned, in an unusually short time the new chemistry and physics laboratories were completed. I present my own photographs here for your inspec- tion. 74 'Url NY' e....l -me Problems of democracy lust naturally relate themselves to current events. Mrs. Lacey guides this discussion group. It's history Mr. Bracken's distasteful task was now done. The Student Council's distasteful task was likewise com- pleted. And Butch's distasteful task had been done also - the labs were ready for inspection. As the last flecks of dust slowly settled to earth, relative peace pervaded the school, and within a few months the sordid events of the past weeks would be studied in classes such as these. Now it was all history. United States history dull after all these years? Not to this class and teacher Mr. Matich. 5 .Q-lm L M l W3 ,' 7 T t check test to Mrs. Galiyas administers a shor he' United States history cl If 3' Hr Y- hav GSS. fi., , if-ft 14 1 rd! f' tftcs g g .3 X f t - 1 '?ar Qtsxw 12.145, . L- mr eg.: r f3 '1'f'f X 'G 1 iii. 'l t' svw w -., , H DANIEL F. HILL Economics Commercial Law Consumer Education IRENE R. GALIYAS United States History GRACE M. LACEY United States History Problems of Democracy GEORGE MATICH United States History i JUNE MORGAN World History Q50 I -X . L I ANDREW HUZINEC World History Mr. Huznnecs world history students Think their way through difficult material like Hohen zollern geneologres or the complicated couses of World War l David Williams points out some of the Important areas at the time of the Holy Roman Empire to one of Miss Stokes world history classes M QMJ Sponsors wnthout whose generous support and encouragement I should never have been able to undertake the wntung of thus book ND NO A WORD F OR UR PUNSOP Alfmntos Food Market Ammerman s Andy Fuller Brush Man Arnolds Shoe Store Robert Balrd Attorney John T Baker 81 Son Balta Tmnmg and Roohng Dr W A Barnckman Bosch TV Servace Benack s Studuo Blackburn Brothers Blue Flame Bobs Bake Shoppe Bowen Drug Store Braum Brothers Bruces Sunoco Stataon Carls Oldsmobsle Incorporated Carroll Motors Cavalier Servnce Statuon Vlncenzo Clccua Groceroes Cnty Plumbung 8: Heanng Suppluesl Auto Sales Bakmg Company Crednt Bureau Incorporated Hardware Laundromat Publushmg Company Sport Shop Musuc Center Mrs W P C ark Austm L Cort MD Joseph ' Costello Regastered Plumbung and Heatmz, Curunga Pharmacy Claarton Clanrton Claurton Clalrton Clarrton Claurton Clavrton Claurton Dr and Mrs Wullnam Datch Debs Bone Pharmacy Carlos Frurt Market Clucchus Construct 1 Company u ua L7 A De Medoo 'lemons Dr and Mrs George A Dragan Edgar s Mun s Shop Farrells Furmture Penney and Bel-avac l- uneral Home The Fvrst Nahonal Bank of Claurton Clyde L Fnend Agency Lloyd Fuge Attorney Fullerton Funeral Home Genu- we Motor Parts Glenn s Furmture Gregg Mow M any Gumbel Chevrolet Homes Super Market Route 51 Hanson s Hams Style Center Dr H Vmcent Heudenrmch Hnrshberg s Furmture lsalfs Ds Joes Texaco Servuce Stahcn Johnson Drugs X ll VVV w L O De De ' ' 4 X' De ' ' , 351 - A Dr. a do If .' . . ' L . . , V ' y I x I ' , V- 4 1 V ' 1 I .4 Q e ' I x I - ' Dr. C. T. Bookert Y K ' e.,4NGoldstrohm's Market A 1 l C9 , . 1 . I I I I . . . . . , . . . I I 4 . 1 . I, I 0 ' A4 ll ,V . . . . -l ' . , ' . . X J I a. I . . ' . . I . ' If . VII, Sponsors wuthout whose generous support and encouragement I should never have been able to undertake the wrmng of thas book keclrs Dory and Restaurant James F Kenp Roolmg and Heatmg Andrew Kvasnak Ab4hCY L 3s Large Servnce Statnon 'awrence Jewelers Llons Club of Claurton Landon Taslormg Maddens Servnce Statuon Marraf rm s Marys Beauty Shop 8- l. 5: 8- l0c Stare Mtra Funeral Hwme Miller Hardware Mon to Furmture Company Marry Q Drug Store Thomas M ocgns G C Murphy Company Nero 'vos Esso Seuvnce Center Ntlcolrch Serv e ani Sales North Clanrton Garoae 'ark Food Stores Parlr ren 8. Supply Company Pastore s Du ry Penn Taxa Cas. Steven Hrabosky Puauas Plotlun Brothers X Pnnce Agency Puntan Fmance Company X Dr E J Rascatn Royal: s Service Statnon Russos Hardware B B Samuels Real Estate and Insurance Sewmg Box R M Sharp Jeweler Sheaths Shoe Store Sammons Flower Shop Sluprlrs Edward M Skapsk Agency Slavonc Amerucan Cntlzens Club Sauthwacms Pharmacy Glenn S Spence St Clapr Bus Stop St Clanr Restaurant 8- Soda Grnll St Clanr Paunt 81 Supply Snakes 8- Lune Att Tepers Jewelers Theodores Tarlor Shop Tomnch Atlantuc Servnce Statron Top Hatters Ulnch s lrsurance Agency Western Aato Assocuatron Store Mr and M s J Sam Whetsel Dr Joseph W Wrobleslu Peng Young Motor Con pany Edward P Zemprelln Attorney v 4 3 - . 5 I n 1 v - ' . . . u . ' . Q I I 1 ' ' . . ,f . . , 5 . - . . - 5 - - 1 ' 1 f s - 1 - s 4. , . . . s ' . .J 1 , . . .' - 'Q ,, ' ' AA, . n . rn 1 x ' , , sc , CfR'E:yS I s L 4 . . w , . ,Y -- .Q-fnwll, - ' ' . . r , . ' A Q.. . ' 0 A 4 . I SC A ' Yr. . X R 3-. e I- A e -X . . '-6 ': , -- 1 Qi . X. ' . Q . X x' - X N . , -.X - X . XX A . . X- . I Q ,-,A f -f I ffl ,ht fa I 1 fzi'E-Hg? ,lg f ' fi 'fi f :A ,- , ,E HAPTER SEVEN Butch becomes a gymnast The pages next opened on a new chapter in Butch's life. With EmiIy's help he was trying to walk the straight and narrow - a path that might prove too slim for his broad shoulders. The first EDWARD J. PORTER BARBARA CERYAK I I . D I Swimming Gymnasium thing was a strict regimen of exercises which would give him complete body control. Bump, bruise! Butch was beat. Mumbling and groaning as he trained, he became more and more tired of his beau- tiful but domineering taskmaster. 4 A ., .,l,. ,,- ' t A! lvl, Vw. ,,. 4 0 .l l ,,r f T g it v ,. ,X 4 1 5 'fu' t 5 5' ' - I fm RN' Q Q : JOHN w. srsnzuc K. ' if -,Z- -Q p , Swimming ' , ' ' V '7 5' Gymnasium t V' - V 4 - ' 'fx I ' . A , . lrr . Q. ' W' 9 1: ' MUN - 2. .llll 5 Q t L A f 7 ,fe-A Ti N I if W 0... .T Jean Thorson wouldn r but she could send Mr. Porter in with the other bathing beauties, about to plunge for a quick start. l Mr. Berkman's sophomore health classes find the human skeleton an obiect of great 78 interest, but not iust for Hallowe'en scares. l as Emlly cracks the whlp X-cc..-4' N-v LAURA H VIDNOVIC Gurls Health ymxm F1 -xg. lit? xxx, 'fs 'hi hr 3 ll xliau X' ww un rwxmmfg Elgin!- l HT! 3 STANLEYJ BERKMAN Boys Health Mr Smznk tosses the ball and gym class basketball stars Frank Russo and Fred Hart light for the tap With the help of thus plastlc model, sophomore gurls learn the functaons of the heart as part of theur health course wnth Mrs Vldnovnc Barbara Wnlson and Joan Ostovlch wull vue for thus tap m Mass Ceryak's gym class contest 79 . l ,., - , 5 3 5 3? . M 3 ls . s Q , at f : ' ' rl xv - Q ' 75 niliiiiiiiiiii Eijfzav-,., ' ' f' !'1 uff.'w. p mx' E55 .f I gl 1 3 '5'9,N ' K F' 2f'f! 21-vit-A 1 l. : w11'f-Yg5nf9'5 lil ', . - 1, 'wh .' ' 'r '.:t,2 A 1 'v- 'nm L5 ' 5 Y' 'l:YI - tink' gr.:5?f?:2f 4 an - f1r':,:l:::::.- . 1, 4 4. , .vv,, ,,....f, , . 1 r - V I Y 4 0,3 ,f X ' , . Q ' y I nv-.....f' x V , X X , 9 ll . , . 4 ,, ' I f 1 ' V 5 1' V. J I ,eff g. . ' W Q.4l,y tx X I Q 5 4 s if ' It MILDRED R. YOUNG MARY RYAN French I, II ,pf f ii 69, .Y , . fr- - Spanish I, II .5 Languages hh , 3 . fini I, . Q rwfllt X s U' I' ' , Q 'ufm Jef' .4 ' lyll. Ir- x KK ,B g x Il I 'X Q., Q 'KI ' AIII LW. :xfg Sllffgllflfllfrl 3 .if 2Q,,,f'xin I it-2:f5pih'I'l 'l' ,, Q-K EMMA C. WILL Latin I, II EDWARD B. BRACKEN Flight to Forgetlulness While Butch tried to learn self-discipline, George had found an interesting occupation. He had ar- ranged tor a special language course which would enable him to study Latin, French, and Spanish at the same time. This may seem an unusual pastime for one whose love had always lain in English liter- ature, but when asked for an explanation, he re' plied that he was trying to forget how to say I love you to Emily in as many languages as possif ble. Alas, tragedy stalks George again, in another year he could have added German and Russian. 4 J' ABOVE: Senior Mike Datch and iun- iors Carolyn Yacamelli and Don Thomas with Miss Will read about and examine a map of the legendary site from whence the Latin language sprang. LEFT: A Spanish I class of Mr. Bracken Spanish I translates. English IO Bill McTaggert politely requests that you shut up as Mrs. Young, Ruth Ann T9 junk Low CMJ Dodds, and Margaret Cole plan a trip to La Belle France. L 1,M,a' Mn I? Y fm ' N Q I Q D I 'I I A ,. ,s JC., afmcv ,L K ,A ..,,, II misiiz-vous ' SYL VOUS PLAIT Double-rehnecl Butch Butch slaved away under the guldance of Emuly and wlth the klnd asslstance of the teachers and stu dents An Intensive tutoring servlce was supplied by members of the Natnonal Honor Soclety who worked wlth hum In shntts Mass Nuxon undertook the task of catching Butch up on eighteen years of back read mg Emlly meant to leave no facet of Butch s char acter unpollshed for she even had hum slttmg nn subservlently on Mass Patcanrn s art classes durlng the llttle time he had left 21- fxl IN f? ff 'ki CORA PITCAIRN I' 3 VX Qfff x, 1, X v M Kathy Ross Jean Presnar and Joan Petro lay out poster designs that even tually rated them as three Scholasttc Art wmners NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY standing Bernelta Sarada Tony lsger Jack Hlpsky James Craig Robert Stokes Robin Lytle Richard Herbert Fred Hart Ed Dollnar Joan Ostovlch slttmg Gayle Janosko Nancy Wnlllams JoAnne Wnlcox Dorothea Tsagans presldent Mlchael Datch Margaret McGuire Laurel Sutton Amta Rlccl Loretta Kovacs Not m pncture Prlscnlla Inglefleld SPONSOR Muss Mary Stokes 'r ' :af I A I 0 V ' ' 1 1, '15 V ' it ' ' - xx lt . . , . I . . . . I I I , A Q ' x 5? ,fi 4 X ZEN ,s N ,QE 5' we S ,hrs . gf ffc ,fo , Z-.4 c'.,5-gh' N -RX 'A N R XV' milf X Ne, -r, '.,5,, in' I' 5, EJ I U I I 3 I 1 l 1 1 l 1 D 1 1 . 1 l 1 1 . 1 . F l . 1 I . . I . I . I . . I . I I . . .I D . . : . . l : 82 JOSEPH C. SCHRECK Director, Tech Education Adult Education DONALD TAYLOR JAMES F. CAMPOLONGO United States History Mathematics English il, i2 Physics DAVID ARNETT Tech Machine Shop Butch can't stomach Tech Another step in Butch's rehabilitation, as planned by Emily, was his entrance into the CHS shop pro- gram. Although oniy a third of the year was left, it was felt that Tech training could still help Butch when he went job-hunting in the near future. From the start, though, this proved to be a fruitless ven- ture, for Butch was still too much of a roughneck for the Tech boys. JUST BELOW: Mr. Arnett discusses a problem with Machine Shop member Ray Dropulich, who can be sure he'll receive valuable aid here. BOTTOM: After Mr. Schreck, new department head, explains how to prove the diagonals of an isosceles trapezoid equal, Tech boys wonder why it seemed so dilticult. or perhaps vice versa Butch's shop career was a dreary business. While the other boys were singing and whistling at their machines, Butch shifted from one foot to the other and grumbled. His rapid failure as a vocational student was the beginning of a sharp decline in his new life. Soon he grew even more weary ot the surveillance of Emilyg and, reverting to character, he rebelled. JUST BELOW: Electric contractors, says Mr. Basch to his future electricians, must be expert readers of blueprints. BOTTOM: Mr. Tingle requires his Auto Shop boys to give careful attention even to so simple a task as changing a tire. ANDREW E. BASCH Tech Electric Shop tv 2, 'UP ' ,j x f 2 Q l , f ff DANIEL C. MCCORMICK General Shop EW . 5? E ' 21' iii . if V , i f L fl , qi- fx ld :-, MARK TINGLE Tech Auto Shop 1 1 fi , M? k ,, , nw g is sl THOMAS G. 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A-lar-'Q X 5 83 1958 Bearacudas I This unusual sports year at CHS saw another rm possrble happen the Bearacudas fouled to wnn the WPIAL tutle After II straught crowns Coach Paul Lewuss men flmshed second un 1958 wunnmg fnve of elght league meets and fumshung wuth a fme overall record of eught and three Mt Lebanon the new tutleholders nnflncted two of the losses When the students learned of the 66 20 defeat January 20 they realrzed a great dynasty had fallen The other loss was an upset pulled off by Butler Fabulous tumor backstroker Francus Lrlly led the scormg paclng the team wuth a perfect record rn dual meet competltlon A number of outstandmg sensors Puatek Haramla Lytle Matthews Hennon and divers Yacavace and Marraccnnu were key factors Outstanding tumors besndes Lnlly were Latter man Falk Schmelzer and Ruud who along wuth sophomores Young and Jack Elder wrll form the nucleus of next years team ose hrst title ln 12 years Crack free style relay team Francls Puatek Ken Matthews Robin Lytle Rlchard Splenda COACH PAUL F LEWIS S C O R E B O A R D Managers Ray Ghlon Russ Digby and Bull Smuth also served as score OPP CHS OLIVER SOUTH HILLS BUTLER MT LEBANON VANDERGRIFT CONNELLSVILLE BUTLER MT LEBANON CENTRAL CATHOLIC ' VANDERGRIFT ' ' CONNELLSVILLE ' exhubntuon meet M forfen keepers and general handymen K o o o ' . ,, . . . - E I . f' ' . . . . 'Z kj ' ' , 3 r , M U ' l x x fl ' ff,-N ff r 2, I M , 1 40 46' 37 48' 34 52 . 66 20 f -s 18 66 .N , 31 55 'ctr 44 42 . 59 27 28 58 O 10 25 60 Q S THE l958 SWIMMING SQUAD TOP ROW Fred Callglure Ron Yacavace Mickey Brendza Dean Marraccnnl Rnchard Splenda Robun Lytle Bob Haramra Fran-:us Puatek Frank Russo Ken Matthews Gerard Pasquerell ROW 3 Manager Russ Dngby Jrm Elder Russ Weigel Carl Blackburn Muke Rothbauer Jack Puerosh Lee Weber David Hodge Kent Rentschler Coach Paul Lewns ROW 2 Manager Bull Smrth Don Brltton Mark Petersen Francls Lally Robert Schmelzer James Ruud Jack Elder Mark Lattermon Rach ard Marflak Ruchard Hennon Manager Ray Ghuon ROW l Ed Taylor Gary Cava naugh Cluff Heller Tom McElhenny Ron Hustwut Tom Young Ed Leasure Don Markley fwrif r Deon Marroccnm heads for the water Se-HTA' and another 6 2 duve to bring cheers from the crowd QQ Ace dlver Ron Yacavoce hnts the hrgh point ln one of hrs llnppy specnaltnes f fufm., l 4 - . ...-Q- ' Coach Paul F. Lewis coached his first CHS swim team in 1946. That first year he won the WPIAL title, and in each succeeding year has brought home another trophy for the front hall cases, II in all. This year, the twelfth, his Bearacudas did not win the league crown-that honor went'to Mt. Lebanon. The query, When will it end? had been answered. Through Il winning years, the Clairton team had displayed the best qualities of sportsmanship in hard, clean combat. But that was not too difficult. This year, though, in losing the title, they displayed the same qualities. They won like champions, so, too, did they lose like champions. A salute to the 1958 Bearacudas. I, Walter Winchbug predict, that from the ashes of this lone defeat will rise the Phoenix of many more titles for CHS swimming teams. SENIOR LETTERMEN MICKEY BRENDZA Senior Richard Hennon takes a try at the diving 1 RON YACAVACE BOB HARAMIA Francis Lilly and Frank Russo shoving off for what was almost sure to be a first place, and usually a second, too, in the back stroke event. RICHARD SPLENDA Ti 86 FRANCIS PIATEK DEAN MARRACCINI FRED CALIGIURE FRANK RUSSO KEN MATTHEWS ROBIN LYT'-E GERARD PASQUERELL RICHARD HENNON Wolf Haramuo butterfly breast stroke specuolust plows toward 'he fnmsh Ime on the lost length of another vlctory S- Qalqx 0 Ll I ,A 1 ' mt p . 1 it gk C X . 9 . N ,' . iff' g 4,6 rn 9 ' . X W , ' I , 'K x '. , .6 ' :Y s , A 97. ' 1 ' ' . 1 I ,X -MQ 2-3! . tb QN' 'kf vfd - 'Kuff xx ,- 4 - Af A . ld, ifslugx 1 'Q 9 . my V . 0' ' 1 YQ, si :g ' - , A .M ,,f'n?zrA.VV 4 . ,- MARTHA R MAROVICH Offuce Practnce Clencal Practlce Typmg ll JOHN F YOUNG Fundamentals of Sellnng Retarl Sellung Bookkeeping I Practuce wlth the varuous busmess machmes used ln connectron wnth mod ern oHlce procedures ns an Important part of Mlss Marovlch s office practnce course Mrs Curran illustrates for begnnnmg shorthand students the correct way to make the maglc symbols Butch bends, breaks, The duffuculty expernenced by Butch In the shop was lust the flrst crack In the dam The fnnal bug cleavage o curred as the result of an exploratory mussnon to the Commercuol Department whnch was part of Emllys Know Your School program as set up for Butch He wasnt really looking but Emily had been worklng hlm awfully hard and that blond future secretary bug dnd look awfully good Emily was betrayed' ' 1Q Q FRANCES G ORTNER Typmg I Bookkeeping Il BARBARA PARNELL Shorrhcnd I ll ANN C CURRAN General Busmess Trcrmng rss Parnell Introduces her shorthand f F 89 New ', pd, s' '+a 7 in-f 7f ...ae ,. -9:52 A ,Q '.i,,' V -in-if 'M .r an MQ 'V 'Vg' I 'li with 2 it megan? einen! L- 5' HY. My ,E-Tn s. u 90 Assistant Coach Dan Hill checks the book for '58 with Head Coach George Matich. head coach George Matich CHS's baseball squad began practice in March with a new coaching staff and hopes for a brighter future. Coach George Matich, who moved up from his position as assistant when Sam Barone resigned, and new assistant coach Danny Hill welcomed back only four Iettermen from the team that had posted a sorry 0-9 record in 1957. But in answer to the first call for baseball candidates, 70 boys reported. Obviously, even one win would constitute an im- provement, and Matich announced a well-defined building system for CHS baseball. lt was to be based on the proposition that no seniors would sit on the bench, they'll either be on the field or not on the team. Pitchers Ray Ghion and Rich Lucas and infielders Milt Elder and Ed Dolinar were the returnees ex- pected to form the nucleus around which a strong iunior and sophomore traveling squad could be built. The Bears expected their toughest Section Sixteen competition from Baldwin, McKeesport, and Munhall. lc 1' 1'4 1 -.,. fi. fm. 'S xqc 'Y ,M as 'f 4 gsfsm,-,1-' 4, -'-My vwph lx , . - it 'QfT1s2?'i'Q2Tew'ff'i -f -,gs -ik . .,ys.25ffe:m7gf,fz ,, 1 I- 1,,'- ' ' ' u. -..,-, . .,, 1 it 5 'Gm' QWQ' 5' ,mg .' -aw .s Nik iwflwi -.tum - , . E lggltfi 4 6' 'M , g. . -- ,nav wri- .i f' x Wf ' v X, . . .N , pn.- Hill shows Ed Dolinar the correct way to play the bag. Rich Lucas, a lefty fastballer, probably would get many of the pitching assign- ments this season. announces baseball building plan v , I ,ff ' , v ul ., X ,UBI P - J' Q 4 'QM' , g W h va , H Muay , M p 5 W, Hi n W5 3 nfi4P,,.v' ' 536 fi- ' -'vfm'3i-,M,gzM..A3F.-z.,' ,bNv0- ig,- fw 'P'-2 . 4: N' W -f 2 414 weep 1 W. ,.7Tf'f 7' X15 P on f H fm ,,' . ni. ' 5, Z A , V' ' , ' 'V ' 9' -' e-3,8 .d.4.u , s. A . . , .-A' a1. 'L-1 ' .f, 1 . A Y X LQ- E: ,, - 2 ,I a ., , .- .,, 4s,. gd.: , , N ,f ,je-'fyll PQ . 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'Wx K' .kliliwd .w .,,.. . 4, aww.. 1 a,..,. , Senior Ray Ghion led the team in hitting last year with a .444 average and also in pitching effectiveness. if ,veg , n - Y.. g , ,V he ,A 4 . , 1 .f,i . . .,, i' , L 45: I. 4 ,- , .,. , ,f--.o I .. , X, , .- The fastest man on the team, senior Ed Dolinar is a scrappy infielder and an expert in the bunting department. 4' f .7 ew-A,g Senior manager Calvin Sabo, famous for his fancy arrangements of the practice bats as well as for efficient managing. Waiting for spring to spring 91 ff' I S In .4 X WN, XX N vs , NL Guess what we dld' 'mn ' Q f CHIEF EDITORS Around the new lught table are edltor Nancy Elson copy editor Jim Kupecz art editor Priscilla lnglefield student photographer Ron Bemllch and faculty adviser Mlss Suzanne Phnlllps N1 u1'a'u S35 K-52- Q69 o 35: fi 0 o NLS -Q. nm- n.'-TS Baa 53- 325 522 52.54- Q32 3 41.48 +03 a:,. non CC -Tv-., .4 - 2-2- 501 U. G23 n 59-37 gm 23-2 F05 3-3 52 O E2 v1V'D ue -Q -Dv- -. 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'm McGuire underclasses Clara Kratz seniors Bob Fromer sports Put out a yea On these two facung pages are assembled the persons whose sometumes bunglung sometumes brul Iuant help was un large part responsuble for enablung me the great Walter Wunchbug to produce thus masterpuece On the opposute page you see the chuef culpruts the quuet Iookung gurl who was so dependable un a punch us the Edutor on her left that sux foot three tower of udeas us the erratuc copy edutor and you d be surprused how the slum creature wuth the delucate rbook ---whooee' I face can turn out the art work the one wuth the blond crew cut and the muscles us the head photog rapher Muss Suzanne Phullups dud a fune uob of keepung thus crew from botherung me at crucual tumes for whuch servuce I am eternally grateful Once agaun I Walter Wunchbug breathe a great sugh of reluef and salute those who can assocuate theur names wuth A MINGLED YARN Y! There were many 'obs whuch dud not bear any specual tutle but were done well by these wullung assustants STAND ung Marulyn McGarruty Kathy Ross who created all of Emuly Esther Grodz SITTING Annette Cowan Les Kerns Judy Wuerl Q ceq: C-2 The typusts for the 1958 book these gurls tangled bravely wuth the mungled yarns of A MINGLED YARN STAND ING Carolyn Hupsky Carol Ogurchak SITTING Judy Moffutt Janet Elmgren N x I Q f I WW y in 0 '-X 'fi 7 C f Z 93 O O . 1 ' ' I ' y l ' if V 2 f f I ,, I, ' gf I I X59 h I I A K a 4 IW: 5 f, f A 2 u HW? VJ' o ia!! V A Xu u X gb f I 6 u 1 I I X ,I ri I . Push that book, boys' EZIITIQJM SMH get .ssiewrsr 4? Ql ae 'fb ai? BUSINESS STAFF Mary Anne Medvud ovlch co manager Mlke Datch manager Loretta Kovacs Jack Hlpsky Lynne Pasternak SPONSOR SOLICITORS BACK Joan Cutuly Vlrgmla Straka Betty Jane Sauer Gayle Janosko Marlene Grun sky Carol Ogurchak Naoml Washing ton FRONT James Polkobla Richard Splenda Rob1nLytle Jack Hnpsky Joan Ostovlch Not ln picture Carroll Reg an Marlan Suckell Barbara Barella Vncky Bully Frances Pardew Judy Moffntt Fred Hart James Hurney -or il? l ABOVE Best book salesmen and the room representatnves who worked wnth them were Judy Glllle Arlene Shaheen Marva Josle Esther DaBaldo Llllnan Lens and Jean Lancaster RIGHT John F Young and sellmg class members who broke all records In getting I O60 Clalrtoman subscrnbers Even when a great author luke myself wrntes a great novel luke A MINGLED YARN no matter how wonderful nt us the book wnll not funance utself un advance I Walter Wunchbug therefore extend my thanks heartfelt Indeed to the selling classes and the buss ness staff of the 1958 Clanrtoman Under the guld ance of Mr John Young a record I 060 copues of my book were sold In advance this fact along wzth the excellent efforts of the sponsor sollcutors headed by Michael Datch m ans that I shall be able to meet the publishing costs of thus great book 'K ,b IJ' 42 its L ELIZABETH T BAYLES cngllsh I2 Publrc Speaking VIRGINIA N FURNO Eng Ish II SUZANNE PHILLIPS Eng Ish II MARION B REYNOLDS Englnsh I0 CHAPTER EIGHT George returns StlII her truly compasslonate self EmnIy forgave HELEN D WILSON AMELIA R OPACIC Butch but hrs nasty behavior became worse than Engltsh 12 Engllsh 12 ever Emnly funally gave up Funding her In tears George was ecstatnc He rushed to renew has for mer Inalson with the English Department whose teachers wouId ard hum IW poetry productlons to ceIe brate has on agam romance He eventually pre sented Ermly with such fancies as My Love Luke Ap rlI Softly Bornvng and the tender To Thee O Blaze Emuly seemed to be hoppner wnth each pass :ng day I, M sl ' fl 'll:Il lg: lf , lag, 'I' JEAN D COWAN CECILIA NA COLLINS Jumors Pot Matrch Tum MlIIer and En :sh II Eng :sn II Kathy Ross are Iearnlng the techmques of evaluatung magazines from Mrs Furno ANGELINE TAIT MARY LOU KRUPPA SYLVAN M PINTO Eng Ish IO Enghsh IO SPGECIW 139 2 '35 2? I I I . . F .,.- . . I . . . I . II I I I I ' I . . - . ,, . - . ' 1 X - - 11 11 jf. ' f l I . I 1, - - . . I I . SI 4 I an B , S fi 'I If-I , ,- Q I 4152, jug, f au Q- N, I 4' ju l . , I l ' QI. I. , . . I' I r'4 A 4 I. . I, - , I 4 S f ' v p Q, I A.. ' 17' 'Z , I ' 2 Butch s new freedom Now that Butch had broken away from Emllys restrannnng rnfluence there seemed to be no holdnng hxm back At fnrst he lnsldlously mfrrnged on a fev school laws stage whlspermg IU study hall roam mg the halls without a pass and stealmg trophles from the showcase CHARLES C PATTON JANE P WALKER Plone Geometry College Algebra l In ,al Q 7 96 Algebra II Q... VI f Mr Jacobs explams how to find a trnangles perimeter algebralcally Mr Delduca who started the year as a student teacher and wound up as a full fledged faculty member mtroduces hrs class to a new type of problem .giss 1 ff .fy V C . 1 .T ' I I Q xl 'rrr 5 . as .-'4.. . fx 5 A X , 1X W2 'f X e ' f ' fl Tb 'B I I M , ,rs la makes Itself felt Soon however has behavior became mtolerable He was a perpetual disturbance nn the classes of the sublect he had always hated almost as much as scl ence mathematlcs In one day of hns new chao tlc freedom he vmpedecl progress In thnrty four classes fan average of almost tnve per perlodl with shrnll whistle blasts Chlnese ture cracker volleys and skillfully guuded fEmulys course was paynng offl mls sn es PAUL F LEWIS SAMUEL K JACOBS Algebra Alggbfg I T '90n0me'fY Plane Geometry Solld Geometry '--in X ,tm Mlss Walker shows algebra students Bull Smnth and Madelyn Wullard the many useful applucatlons of graph work V154 f Worrled George Lazzarls and Mr Patton pull for lllllan lens and Richard Splenda as they blsect their first angle QR X -ann. A VINCENTJ DELDUCA General Mathematncs Algebra ll C5532 ffl fi 3765 0 , E I 23 A l I I Q H I . . - l . . . , . . 'l . . 5 2 E , 23? s , I A . .. -..-.,,,.,,-1 - -4'-n ,nuff H ' - 5 1 5 , f ,, 7 Q..I5.s.1:,l1I5Ql A 5 I X- - - ' . - H I 4 t ' A F ' , .... . ..,. ., ' K ' -lil nf Mia'--lo u k 41 K V I Q A :,...,..-. PM I if fm- 4 ' on...-naman' . .,....,. . gran-m T' 'ltvl 'I I .l x 'f' I Y -- ' s - wtf - X rd f ' f 5' f 4' - , , ' P .x SKXF3 Z' 4 I I I b, A 1 f LL 4 2211 S ' f P. A, f 5 ff gffg K?-1, ii' ll 'Q f cw-.' - r ,, ,- ,J 'Q .L U ,, t - V 4 S ii... .1 1 1 - ,. 1 97 Strange things are happening Then suddenly weird annoyances began to flare up in the chorus classes - mysterious incidents which Emily, as a member of the Mixed Chorus and En- semble was as unable to explain as the rather haras- sed Miss Botdorf. But when Emily was given a hotfoot while singing Cool Water with the sixth period chorus, and when accompanist Sandy MacClaren showed Miss Botdorf the three white mice in the piano, it was generally agreed that something had to be done. JENNIE MAE BOTDORF Director, Choruses Jw! Gif' kg!! 5 x PM fc . L5 -1 ,. XXX li X GIRLS' ENSEMBLE: Dorothea Tsagaris, Anna Keith, Marva Josie, Barbara Wilson, Barbara Hovey, Mary Lou Gillotte, Patricia Reilly, Betsy Horn, Lillian Leis, Pat Salvi, Sue Smith, Judy Mueller, Eileen Voss. SENIOR MIXED CHORUS-TOP ROW: Richard Swann, Jim Stewart, Jim Purviance, Roger Schultz, Pete Monadio, Alex Rudolph, Jim Wilds, Larry Dennis, Joy Cochran, Richard Lucas, Bob Grisnilc, Bill Parker, Jim Kupecz, Gerald Murphy, Jim Craig, Mike Bozic, Melvin Kulka, Ron Beinlich. ROW 2: Nancy Hebner, Kathy Hodell, Sue Smith, Ann Bollman, Josie Moritz, Eileen Voss, Dorothea Tsagaris, Nancy Elson, Priscilla lnglefield, Judy Mueller, Barbara Hovey, Janet Crilley, Barbara Wilson, Judy Wuerl, Joyce Manown, Mary Ann Viscusi, John Dryer. ROW 1: Joan Mowry, Pat Salvi, Zoise Malush, Nancy Williams, Eileen Kelly, Sandra Peacock, Anna Keith, Marva Josie, Jackie Mullen, Virgie Caligiure, Karen Smith, Judy Bekavac. FIFTH PERIOD CHORUS-TOP ROW: Diana Stoops, Carol McCracken, Darla Vukovich, Peg Davidson, Carol Regan, Joyce George, Betty Jane Sauer, Pat Bucar, Mildred Gary, Lilly Gill, Rose Duschek. ROW 3: Evelyn Galliford, Joan Kacmarik, Alice Wilcox, Sue Livingston, Maureen Lewis, Suzanne Crans, Marsha Berringer, Marcia Blasier, Sherry Burch, Margie Miller, Janet Miller, Janice Danklef, Gerry Hollick, Charlotte Whetzel. ROW 2: Joanne Gissendanner, Kathy Vavithes, Lillian Leis, Terry DeRoss, Barbara Berchok, Kay Ann Garner, Esther England, Betty Bonheyo, Linda Hovey, Jeanette D'Emidio, Loralee Miscik, Laurel Sutton, Jean Lancaster. ROW l: Accompanists Diane Bleichner, Pat Reilly, Ruth Ann Blakley, Stephanie Blanning, Joan Rodgers, Marilyn Gfroerer, Mickey Klesich, Frances Shoaf, Rose Arnold, Carolyn Hipsky. Oddly enough, the incidents in the vocal music department seemed to center around Emily, or those near the vivacious little bug, and Miss Botdorf, who was very eager to keep the peace, became a little wary of her fine soprano. On three successive days during rehearsal of the Easter Cantata, a stunned Mixed Chorus was drowned out by loud strains of rock 'n roll from undiscoverable origins. But on the third day, the ever-alert Miss Botdorf caught sight of a striped shirt fleeing around the corner, and things were very plain. To Emily, at least. 9 19 L1 X23 iz? l ia L W1 BOYS CHORUS-TOP ROW: Lenny Baughman, Bob White, Robert Lehman, Fred Pierallini, Ron Skeddle, Richard Pavlack, Don Chiappetta, Harry Dougherty, John Lengle, John Harry, Bob Manning. ROW 2: Bob Barnes, Don Thomas, Tim Smith, Paul DiBaldo, Tom Elder, Bob Gahagen, Dick Metzler, Bob Smith. ROW l: Dennis Nagy, Alan Ambrose, Raymond Guffey, Bob Keith, Joseph Lovrencevic, Jack Herring, Lonnie Large, Kenneth Hynde. Accompanist, Sandy McLaren. ,cg sllilwlllllf ? I sw Caught. The lone stranger - llllm All J mt l 1, X n N 5 , nfl,..sml,rlllms ' r I , ll Q ' S Q ff V4 Kill? 'WM , ,- X l ll ,mu 1 4 -,iff mauuunm lI'll1'llllllllflll gp' Confronted on the main floor the following period by a stern and relentless Emily, the culprit was un- masked. Butch confessed. He had been doing his ut- 1 most to destroy the musical and mental balance of I. l'l! llllllillttlllll 3 1 N the chorus classes for revenge - revenge on Emily herself for iniustices she had supposedly done him. Was our Butch jealous? On their way to the Deans' Office for so Emily thoughtl, Butch bolted. The Deans' scouts were not successful in bringing him back to answer for his misdeeds. And then, April downpour or no, the fire drill squawkers began squawking. Accompanists on almost 24-hour call are Diane Bleichner, Kathy Hodell, Pat Reilly, Nancy Hebner, and Sandy MacClaren. SEVENTH PERIOD CHORUS -- TOP ROW: Margie Brenner, Nancy Orsini, Joyce Ward, Carole Hughes, Janice Lynch, Cindy Neely, Beverly Huffman, Anne Marie Ward, Connie Bindrim, Edith Maxwell, Bridget Poeszat, Demerise Madden, Rita Gemerchak, Evelyn Szedon, Janice Brisky, Mary Lou Shambers. ROW 2: Diane Borko, Linda Isaacs, Cecilia Casaldi, Rosetta Carcaise, Doro- thy Poziviak, Louise Socan, Carol Bekavac, Claudia Howe, Carolyn McMonegal, Daisy Under- wood, Joyce Mechai, Marion Uramey, Carolyn Parker, Laura Mattern, Sally Gilmore, Jean Gasda. ROW l: Helen Dick, Yvonne Ceryak, Joy Ray, Judy Forsythe, Andrea Papson, Sandy Gentile, Linda Pollick, Janet Zoltun, Carol Dreschsler, Alice Hopkins, Vicki Billy, Lana Turner. l l T00 BARBARA MAZESKI Homemakmg OLGA C KNERAM Homemaklng Butch is off and off Butch had made a wild foray into the Homemak- ing Department to gather up some goodies for his iourney of escape, broken the first fire alarm box he dashed past, and in the resulting confusion man- aged to snatch the Driver Training car keys from Mr Dadominici as they collided in the doorway Then ROAR' Butch was off like a shot and as if fired from the same gun Mr Walker went in hot pursuit Unfortunately Butch had not been one of Driver Training s customers What happened is be low for the viewing JOHN V DADOMINICI Driver Training -vi-. gi WILLIAM S WALKER Attendance Officer mr' ill To cook to eat perchance to dream but there will be no nightmares for these gurls experts after Mrs Kneram s careful guidance My ,Z The snow wont stop this driving lesson Mr I Dadomlmcl is about to give Carmee lacovmi UE-EEE!! and Nancy Lee CARROLL MOTOR AW mf LJ Wm M111 , I 000, Wiz, 'IOI f l -J 1 il Track and field squad pointed John Soich, coach of many CHS ath- letic teams over the past 20 years, has most recently taken over the track and cross country squads. In 1955 he won the coveted WPIAL track crown and has had his teams up near the top ever since. He is regarded as one of the district's top track mentors. Up and over goes John Hrezo, a specialist in the field events. is .9 1' 21 sf ,,,'- Coach John Soich and the CHS track team began practice in February for what promised to be ano- ther fine season for Clairton, always one of the district's top track and field contenders. On those snowy zero afternoons when they had to pound it out indoors, a bug's life was not worth much in those lower halls. The cross country record had been fairly en- couraging, and Mr. Soich was welcoming a small nucleus of Iettermen from last year's squad. He was faced, however, with the problem of replacing many high-scoring graduates. Senior Fred Hart, counted on for heavy-duty action in the distance events. Taj! for Mounties' title Some of the returnees were Jerry Smoyer, Roy Hamlin, Fred Hart, Bill Hartill, Judge Dickson, Paul Hrezo, Sam Glover, Jay Huffman, Gary Kaltenbach, Paul Wilkop, and Nelson Young. The first four would be ones who would give Clairton high rankings in the dashes and relays, es- pecially the speedy Smoyer. Dickson and Glover would probably maintain or even improve their fine 1956 high iump records. It remained for Coach Soich to mold these boys and those he would find to fill the vacant spots into a team strong enough to challenge Donley Mol- lenauer's Mt. Lebanon champions. wxu,m , , 21 Senior Jerry Smoyer, one of the fastest men on the squad, relied upon for the sprints and the relays. 1 f 4 L jug 1 ew, n- .,,.., ,Ma wi: -Ie: 'fl'-wut , if 'H A ' .wwffg I 'M ,I .fx .. -T,,CA,.2-gg, V? f J y X 'WO-fy' ' f, , ,z,ff6w.'?X4'1. 'la' 3 H, Z A. ' . - - M, ff.,-gf gg, . ww- l ' - X. 1 M3 t 7 fa me W .,. . fii2??4fT-' :J V 32-vfff Ni: :V ' vii xiA ,i', 1 4,' . -L ,c Y a' v .. , A N Q 'L.1..J- T' gm X Q..-. fx? 1 f . Q is ' v ' . . w., . . A , .1 ., , sh .sl 4-1 .l ff' N A 4 A-A , Q., 'Qc' 5. Qi U 11:73AM v 72. .VV ,. on , ,Ag Roy Peanuts Hamlin, a senior and a versatile star on the track. Judge Dickson, star of all sports, track specialty. ih the high lump, his George and Emily together, 5.-A J fi G, 552552535 we if f 5- 1 xx Q51 J ,V llf 2 ' lf W A Y helix, l L XX WXXXXXEJQJ l XI , , r if Milt E X ,ff 104 9 Ken Maksin, Dan Fisher, Priscilla Inglefield, and Anna Keith groom the tall giraffe for the Carnival prom, 1957. LEFT: Wesley Ward and Dixie Terrill enioy a dance and the completed decorations. BELOW: Weary decorators Donna Jamison, Zoise Malush, Lora- lee Miscik and Sue Smith , . Q g A long-range view shows the effectiveness of the '57 decorations. I ecstatically happy Well, here are George and Emily. I suppose you knew it would have a happy ending. The two are together at last. The prom, at a country club for the first time in CHS history, finally gave them a taste of the way George had known their life could be. They had a ball, got home early in the morning, and were about to live happily ever after. There remained only two things to be dealt with: gradua- tion, and the Butch matter. The large crowd at the elaborately and expensively staged after-prom party proves its popularity with CHS prom-goers. The year, up to prom time, produced a number of social events, most notable of which was the Heart Hop. RlGHT: The highlight of that evening was the crowning of Jay Hultman and Carmee lacovini as the King and Queen of Hearts. Lillian Leis, his date, performs the honor for .lay iust after senior president Jack Hipsky had crowned the lovely Carmee. BELOW: A moment during the same evening. Seniors to emerge from C S cocoon Butch remains to be seen Soon it will be that time again, and the boys, girls, and bugs who make up this year's senior class will have their impressive commencement exercises and depart to the four corners of the globe, or of Clairton, or of their own little webs. Just like good bugs, they entered CHS as grubby little sophomores, and the grand old school served as a chrysalis for three years until they are now ready to emerge, completely buggy. Themes, prom hassles, bomb tossings, Macbeth, almost-champion teams, and tests, tests, tests- have made this a hectic but exciting year for Seniors, 'l958. lf only they can figure out again what to do with Butch before graduation, June 4, school officials will insure one of the finest of commencements ever for this fifty-first graduating class. f ,-,Til , 1- -,er ' 14' l' 1 I 259 l l t . f l Q75 k ,kg 1 S zff l gl ff' l it l - f J v+ 1, 'in I SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: President .lack Hipsky, secre tary Judy Mueller, treasurer Carolyn Hipsky, and vice president Zoise Malush. -1 P' -1'- ' 5-'Jil J A r AP 3 l I l lr l l l r I 1 V SENIOR CLASS SPONSORS: Mr. Mark Tingle and Miss Jane Walker. Sponsors not in the picture are Mrs. Mildred Young and Miss Alberta Trimble. SENIOR COUNCIL-TOP ROW: Francis Piatek, Joseph Costello, Richard Affinifo, John Colonna, Barbara Cox, Zoise Malush, Jack Hipsky, Jerry Ward, Ray Dropulich. ROW 1: Judy Mueller, Joyce King, Norma Halt, Arla Jean Kessler, Carmee Iacovini, Carolyn Hipsky, Barbara Senko, Nancy Lee, Suzy Chalmers, Judie Reis. 0 I gi 4 1, WF' F! RICHARD AFFINITO KAREN ALBIN HOWARD ALLEN LAWRENCE ALLEN CLASS OF 1958 RICHARD V AFFlNlTO N1ck College Prepara tory Ban 10 11 Jazz Club 11 College Club 12 Jumor Councul Sensor Councul basketball 10 KAREN ALBIN Commercnal HOWARD ALLEN Tnny College Preparaiory Band 10 11 12 College Club 12 LAWRENCE G ALLEN Larry College Pre paratory Band 10 11 12 Orchestra 10 Junuor Classncal League 11 College Club 12 ROBERT AMBROSE Ham Bone College re paralory ALPHONSO ANDERSON Napoleon College Preparalory Brooklyn Boys Hugh School 10 11 FRANK ANGELO Machine College Prepara tory MARIE ANTONELLI Commercial Chorus FREDERlCK ARNOLD Freddne Gene T e c h Auto Shop JV football 10 KAYE FRANCES ARNOLD Franc Commerclal volleyball 10 11 12 basketball 10 11 news paper sales 10 G0 ...... Q lax ROBERT AMBROSE ALPHONSO ANDERSON FRANK ANGELO MARIE ANTONELLI FREDERICK ARNOLD KAYE F ARNOLD Q ff X M E X 1 1??g5:1f4.g ' j 5:g:,7pi'zllM'Zo ik5. .?g5l'1f4-ijf' --a biographical index 'f' ' 1 11 - u A 'F 11415315 - d , 1 1 'Cy . X '- . ,' 1 ' ' 1 ' ' 1 . '.l,Sl1zfl , ll 1 LA I ' 1. H135 KR 1 LALR FK A - 1 gl ' ll -T - 1 1 1 . A-11 11 - - V, - 1 1 1 1 ' H I I ' ,., . , .F ll' -- 01. in - n .1 P - 2.4 -at 3,1 Tn 11 'T , F E3 F V V - - , . X .3 L 1. 1 -1 I +L J' 2 gl ' L- - I -- ' - 10. -T ll ' - ll -T- J ll 1 ' I I I I I 1 EQ , AQ V 3 41 KATALIN BACHMANN HAROLD BAILEY MARGARET L BAKER MARY E BAKER KATHERINE BARBERA ANTHONY T BARONE .M 2543 Q 61 Q5 Y 'ijt' A 1-4 WILLIAM BARONE JUDY BARTKO BETTY JANE BATTLE PHILLIP BATTON CLASS OF 1958 a blographlcal Index KATALIN BACHMANN College Preparatory Szekesfehervor Mezogozolosag Thmcum Hungary HAROLD BAILEY Beetle College Preparatory MARGARET LOUISE BAKER Peggy Com merclal MARY ELIZABETH BAKER Betsy Commer cla KATHERINE BARBERA Kathy Commercial Chorus I0 ANTHONY T BARONE Tummy College Preparatory College Club I2 Jazz Club ll C I0 'll WILLIAM BARONE Redd: whnp College Preparatory Band 'IO ll I2 Orchestra I0 Jun lor Councll College Club I2 JUDY BARTKO Kutten Commerclal vo leyball 'IO ll basketball IO BETTY JANE BATTLE Beetle General vo leyball IO ll I2 basketball TO ll PHILLIP BATTON Phulco College Preparatory football IO ll Jumor Councul basketball IO track 'IO I0 9 ' -X A . , .K 'T ni l X Of' Q iv 6.4 Tx 1 g 5 I L I sf - - ' ' U E f matt? B 4 1 we ' ki, ,eq fi ' 5 Y 5 , , . ' .XM V. I ,' 3 fl ,Lf H 11 ff' ' 2 W ' Q Il ll Il ll 1., H A gg ga . V 4 I iglivigiig 1 ll ll 5-1 A , .Q ll ll -' I I 3.114 ..., , 4 -W 'nffyfgw --4 ' I tra k , , l2. - , , 2 I - f . ' ll f 11 - I 1 I - 11 ll 5. V, ,rn l , , 2 , - I .-. ' T 7-if . . 7 - , i 2 i . uw wr its ' ussus c. BAVIN JAMES B. BEAM PAT BEATTIE RONMD BHNUCH LESLIE C BAVIN es Tech Machlne Shop JAMES B BEAM Hume College Preparatory b s etball 10 11 12 volleyball 11 Stu ent Council 10 .lunlor Councrl College Club 12 PAT BEATTIE Commerclal lrbrarlan 10 11 2 Iublary dental offlce typust 12 volleyball 10 bas ketball 10 RONALD BEINLICH on College Prepara tory yearbook newspaper photographer 12 Student Councnl 10 12 Mnxed Chorus 12 Boys Quartet 12 Boys Octet 11 Junuor Councnl prom College Club 12 Spanush Club 11 Debatmg Club 10 track 10 THEODORA BELFIGLIO Teddy College Pre paratory newspaper 11 12 Nurses Club 12 Junior Red Cross 11 secretary Jumor Classlcal League 11 Future Teachers 11 MARIAN BENEDETTO Malm Commercial Future Homemakers 10 11 12 GAA 11 12 ol leyball 11 12 basketball 11 ANNA MARIE BERCHOK Toots Commercual BARBARA ELLEN BERCHOK Barb Commer clal CHS Bear 12 play 12 Iubrarran 10 11 head typnst 12 Chorus 10 12 presldent Dramatlcs Club paper 10 volleyball 10 11 12 basketball 10 11 MICHAEL A BERCHOK Muck College Pre paratory ball 10 11 track 12 lor Red Cross 11 Steerlng Commxttee 10 Chorus 10 basketball 10 Varslty Club 10 TOM BERCIK College Preparatory Semor Council College Club 12 football 11 0 THEODORA BELFIGLIO MARIAN BENEDETTO It ANNA MAR BERCHOK BARBARA E BERCHOK MICHAEL A BERCHOK TOM BERCIK . '-T IIL ll ' . it Il t ll i - U If 1 1 1 1 CI 1 ' ' 1 1 - ' - ' ' 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 ' ' 1 1 - , , L UR 11 i - - 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 - ' l Il ll 1 - 1 1 I I F 1 1 ' ' , 1 . f . -1 ll - ll l ' i T' .fy 1 1 1 1 1 V - 1 I Y 1 f - - Ah I Lili T n 11 1 - IE ' Ql ll ll l - 111 .lunuor Red Cross 117 rung committee 117 news- 1, 1 1 1 1 1 1 - A 1 ' E , I 1 . ' 5.1 . ' 1 - foot 1 1 121 101 1 Jun- I mf , f -' x 1 - - - 1 .I 3' 'll , ' 5: ,. I 1 fi 1' 11:1 'Q ' , 1, ,ff i 1 1 ' ' 1' 7+ 2 1 1 . g A 1 1 T Q A . - - ' 'x ' X A . ' 1 1 - THOMAS A. BERGER DONALD BICKERTON MARGARET L. BIDDLE ED BILLY FRANKLIN J BISHOP VIRGINIA BLANK DIANE BLASIER EMILY BLAZINGBUG F A S DIANE nislcrmen Rosen aiooivmsno THOMAS A. BERGER - Tom - College Prepara- tory. Withdrew. DONALD BICKERTON Don Tech Machine Shop Junior Red Cross 'IO MARGARET L BIDDLE Margie Commercial Chorus lO ED BILLY Beezie College Preparatory foball TO ll 12 track lO ll I2 Senior Coun cil vice president College Club l2 treasurer Jun lor Classical League ll Varsity Club I0 ll FRANKLIN J BISHOP Frank College Pre paratory cross country ll I2 track T2 VlRGlNlA BLANK Jenny Commercial Dramatics Club TO DIANE BLASIER Dee Dah College Prepara tory College Club l2 Girls Chorus 'll operetta ll Junior Classical League ll vo'leyball TO bas ketball IO EMILY BLAZINGBUG Blaze College Pre paratory Student Council l2 Chorus T0 ll T2 Girls Ensemble ll T2 cheerleader lO ll 'l2 play T2 prom newspaper l0 ll sales l2 librarian TO 'll I2 Junior Red Cross l0 ll T2 College ub T2 Nurses Club l2 Future Teachers T2 Future Homemakers i2 GAA ll L2 DIANE BLEICHNER College Preparatory 12 Future Teachers ll l2 College Club 12 Jun nor Classical League ll operetta ll volleyball TO ROBERT BLOOMBERG Ham College Pre paratory manager basketball ll T2 manager track ll 12 College Club T2 T 11 11 T - if ig i 11 - N T - l 1 ll ' ll i 1 0 T 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' - ' 1 ' - ' 1 1 1 - i I 1 ' -1- Il ll T' - - 1 1 - ff rc , if j - ,Z 'A fi: p T 11 11 in 1 1 ' 1 ig is fi . X t N, - H ' H - - Q 1 fx Q ' f ' ' f A Q , I U I 1 1 1 - 'RL , 1f?L1f 1 1' , U 'W i 11 H T - r ' ar , - ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 Cl 1 1 1 , 1 1 - il i l llDill i Q Y A -- librarian ll, T21 accompanist, Girls Chorus ll, 3? ' H 1 1 1 1 - . A V . . I I I ff , 1 -xg., ,ki ll, l2. ki t 3 La fi 11 11 . ' J ' ' 1 - ' 1 1 - III X are ANN BOLLMAN ELIZABETH BONHEYO TOM BONNER DIANA BOOTH CLASS OF I958 a blographlcal Index ANN BOLLMAN College Preparatory Chorus I I2 librarian II I2 Nurses Clu ELIZABETH ANN BONHEYO Betty College Preparatory Chorus II I2 Junlor Councll prom Nurses Club I2 treasurer Dramatecs Club II TOM BONNER Bones Tech Machune Shop DIANA BOOTH College Preparatory College Club II I2 Chorus II operetta II oI leyball II basketball II FRANCIS BOYLE Babe General Jazz Club II basketball IO MICHAEL BOZIC oz Chorus II I2 lubraruan Junior Classncal League II College Preparatory II College Club I2 MICKEY BRENDZA Muck College Prepara baseball II I2 Student Councnl II Junior Red Cross IO Jazz Club II Varsuty Club II ELLEN BROWN Cindy Commercial m lorette alternate I2 newspaper sales II I2 NORMA BROWN College Preparatory tnonal Honor Socaety II I2 newspaper sales I2 Future Homemakers II I2 College Club I2 JOHN BUCKMAN Buck College Prepara tory track IO II rom N43- 0 -- s SR g , cg' FRANCIS BOYLE MICHAEL BOZIC 'IQ , MICKEY BRENDZA ELLEN BROWN NORMA BROWN JOHN BUCKMAN 2 -un L kg IO, I , p ' ' , 5 b I2. F ' f i ll ll i 1 1 llDill L- ii f I I 1 V - I - Il ll Y-A H P ' C' L 6 .IIB If L ' ' Q lx . 1 , , , , f tory - football IO, II, I2, swimming IO, II, I2, T H ' 11 i - 4- O- I' g A 1-1 5 ' - - Na- 'Q , h , f A I I I ' e -7 11 n .1 - I 1 I I p I . I2 'Iv WILLIAM D BUELL ALICE JANE BURTON GENE BUSSLER I ,Bw JONATHAN BYARD CRAIG CALDWELL 'Q FRED CALIGIURE RUSSELL CARTER JANICE CASPERSON SUSAN CASTAGNA in uf BETTY LOU BUTLER CLASS OF T958 a blographlcal Index WILLIAM D BUELL Mad Bomber Tech Elec trac Shop ALICE JANE BURTON College Prepclr atory GAA I2 Future Teachers II I2 Future Homemakers I2 Dramahcs Club II GENE BUSSLER Geno General BETTY LOU BUTLER Durrples College Pr paratory GAA I2 Nurses Club II I2 volley IO bas e all JONATHAN BYARD Johnny College Pre paratory CRAIG CALDWELL College Preparatory Chorus IO II operetta II Boys Ocfer I0 Boy Quartet II College Club I2 Duamahcs Club II FRED CALIGIURE General Chorus I0 swim mng I0 I2 RUSSELL CARTER Carher General JANICE M CASPERSON an Commerclal umor Red C o Girls Choru SUSAN CASTAGNA College Pfepara tory cheerleader I I2 GAA IO II treasurer I2 JLmor Red Cross II Fumre rlomemakers IO Band II3 - - 'ff'-rn,- ,f! a QSM I S- 19 of A, . ' I I 4. - 'sf' N ' 4. g nj g 4,,, , 7 V Y. ' TYG6. A TIA A WJ, A ' -. L- lx l' p X 1 X 1 2 ' I - rf f., if Ai S. Ai. Jn 4 ., I gy --I 0 Q Q , X 9 I ,f I, I l F I L - f T T ' I J :'l -- Ali - - ' ball ,II, I25 kltb IO, II, IZ., I i - ff ff - - .A A A lx - - A eg ,, I : 1 ' ' - i , . l l i .IJ ll 1- ' 3 - J ' r ss Ili ' ' 3 IO. T - ' - Sue -- - ,I . - I , 2 A , , I ' QC A I , ul lo. In I X gf, 2 I , sr . x I L ' Y, aw S ,..9 QQX, SUZANNE CHALMERS ALICE MAE CHANEY ROSALYN CHEEKS JIM CHIAPPETTA CLASS OF 1958 a buographlcal mdex SUZANNE CHALMERS Suzy College Pre paratory Sensor Council play 12 Jumor Coun cll prom yearbook sectlon editor 12 Band 10 11 Orchestra 10 11 12 llbra 1 12 G 11 12 newspaper 12 College Club 11 secretary 12 Swimming Cluo 10 volleyball basketball 11 ALICE MAE CHANEY Shorty General volleyball 19 ROSALYN CHEEKS College Preparatory JIM CHIAPPETTA Babes Tech Ma hu Shop Chorus 10 swlmmmg 10 PHYLLIS CHURNEY P y Commercial malorette 10 11 12 Student Council 10 Future Homemakers 12 PHYLLIS MARIE CIAFARDONE 1 College Preparatory Junior Red Cross 10 volleyball 12 JOHN CIHOTA Johnny Tech Machme Shop DEANNA CIPRANIC Dee Commercial Junuor Councul Jumor Red Cross 10 volleyball 11 12 basketball 11 JUDY CLARK College Preparatory volleyball 12 baske ball O RONALD CLARKE College Preparatory 'II4 PHYLLIS CHURNEY PHYLLIS CIAFARDONE JOHN CIHOTA DEANNA CIPRANIC JUDY CLARK RONALD CLARKE ,.,,F. , I x I , , I . J I ,Q A J v K 0 0 0 - -n gf 4 Jil -T n ll T 5 - . -. . - . 1 , , ' 2 1 , ' ' 1 , , 127 , , 5 ' rian 1 , 5 AA , 7 1 , . ' ' I . I I I ' -vi ll fl T i' Nurses Club 11, 125 volleyball 10, 11, 12. -tw Il ll 1- C ' n C 6 I . . ' T n h In 1 - 1 , , : - 2 Ti llPh'Ill i 5 1 ' i . -T ll ll i ' wi Il ll ,-- ' -i ' ' J ' 1 , fl r 10,11, , r 1,11. ' ' 22712:-l'r'N ,lf 1 . Fl, 242 vff - . iff! 23212 QQ CLYDE COCHRAN JUDITH COCHRAN MARGARET COLE KENNETH COLLINS JOHN COLONNA KATHLEEN CONLON ANDREW COOK STANLEY A COOPER JOSEPH COSTELLO EUGENE COTTONE CLASS OF 1958 a blographucal lnclex CLYDE COCHRAN College Preparatory JUDITH ANN COCHRAN Judy College Preparatory malorette 11 12 Band 10 College Club 12 volleyeball 11 MARGARET COLE Colleae Preparatory Bancl 10 11 12 Orchestra 10 11 12 Future Teachers KENNETH COLLINS en College Prepara tory otball 10 11 2 ack 10 12 Club 10 JOHN COLONNA Johnny Tech Auto Shop Semor Councul 12 KATHLEEN CONLON Kathy Commercual ANDREW COOK Andy College Prepara tor football 10 11 12 Vorslty Club 10 11 STANLEY A COOPER Shovel Tech Electrac Shop JOSEPH F COSTELLO o Tech Machme Shop Semor Councnl EUGENE COTTONE Yudge General 'IIS J A 5 yy w , , 11, 12l I I J I - - fo , , 1 5 tr , 11, 5 Var- , 5 0. fl' sity , 11. KX V i 11 11 i - l X al 1 Y 'Q' I r I I I ' 'Lv tts? I Tn'-QIIT ' gf! ' A 1 ' I FRANK COVERT BARBARA COX JAMES CRAIG JANET CRILLEY FRANK COVERT College Preparatory cestra 10 11 12 Band 0 8' Semor Council Chorus 11 Junlor Red Cross 13 1? College Club 11 12 Jumor Classucal League 11 v eyball1O 11 12 basketball 11 12 JAMES CRAIG lm College Preparatory National Honor Society 11 12 Cho us 11 12 oper DARLENE CROVOSKY ELAINE CUNDRA etta 11 librarian 10 11 12 College Club 12 Jun lor Classncal League 11 JANET CRILLEY College Preparatory cheer leader 12 GAA 12 Chorus 11 12 prom hand book newspaper 11 College Club 12 Nurses Club v eyball10 11 DARLENE CROVOSKY ar Commercual magorette 10 11 12 Future Homemakers 12 vuce presudent 11 volleyball 11 12 ELAINE CUNDRA Lana Commercnal Chorus 10 Junlor Red Cross 10 Dramatlcs Club vo eyball 10 11 12 basketball 10 wAuER cunnv BARBARA DANKLEF WALTER CURRY Butch Tech Machine Shop BARBARA DANKLEF Barb Commercnal MICHAEL DATCH Mnke College Prepara tory Natlonal Honor Society 11 presld nt 12 yearbook 11 co busuness manager 12 Student Councul 10 Chorus 11 operetta 11 football man a er 11 trac manager 10 12 Jun: r Classical League 12 Shutterbugs 10 JOYCE A DAVADICK Joy Commerctal malorette 11, 12, volleyball 10, 11, basketball 10 MICHAEL DATCH JOYCE A DAVADICK 6 . S? r . C K t 1 n- Or' :f h , , f 1 . A BARBARA COX -- Barb - College Preparatory W 2 '2' - ' - . . ' 10. r I 1 . . -1523: . . . I ' '29 Oll , , 1 , . A i IIJ' II IT. rv- 11, oll , , 12. , r - 1 0 ll I1 ' I I fr . D . ,fr ,.-- - I I f I ' f 4 ' I I ' K ,,, M 11: ll , , 1 , 11- ll ll ' ll ' ll g , 12, k , 11, , 'o ' N vial? ' ref 'Us Www rh- Qs BETTE JANE DAVIS FRANK H DAVIS III RICHARD DEANOVICH BARBARA DeLAll0 BETTE JANE DAVIS Bette Commercoal FRANK H DAVIS lll e College Prepara tory nd IO II RICHARD DEANOVICH Dee Tech Auto Shop football IO II I2 Student Counctl I2 Junuor Red Cross II Chorus I0 track IO basket ba I IO JOHN DeROSS JOHN ANDREW DICK BARBARA LYNNE DE LAI.l.O Barb Com merclal Ban IO II I2 Orchestra IO JOHN DE ROSS Kinky Tech Machine Shop Student Councul I2 Choru IO track I0 'D JUDGE DICKSON Pau College Prepare. tory Sensor Councul Student Counctl IO II oball IO II I2 basketball IO II I2 trac E-Skt JUDGE DICKSON ROBERT R DIGBY ROBERT R DIGBY Iss College Prepara tory swummlng manager I0 II I2 Colleg Club I2 EDWARD DOLINAR College Preparatory Natnonal Honor Socnety II I2 Sensor Council College Club I2 baseball II I2 EMILY DONESEC Emy Commerclal un lor Council Junnor Red Cross IO Q-Q, .X 'ff-I EDWARD DOLINAR EMILY DQNESEC 7 , , ' 1 - 1 - -,,. an 'XZ v - . Q + wh - I ,ffnf I xt E nf f 55 'I ,, '- K . I X E 3 tn If QL fill-fjglvj Qi A ' M .-Q'fi f3f'72?1i, I XX . ' ' - i UR dll -1 - Q' 1' - Ba , , I2. i ri ll II ,T I 5 ' 1 1 1 - I I . ' - Cl , , 1 , . A . ,Q JOHN ANDREW DICK - 'uohnf' - General. M' I -. H 11 , ,. X I - . . U . U Jw to T 1 1 1 1 1 1 lf IO, 3 M A 11, 12. 1- ,, . ,. 1 1 t I V - 1, A . - - ' ' 1 1 1 6 l H511 l 'T -ff He +1- : - , g Il 5 D26 'Q TLTI , 11 RAYMOND DROPULICH HAROLD D DWYER HAROLD EARNEST MILTON ELDER RAYMOND DROPULICH Rolo Tech Ma chune Shop Sensor Councul Jumor Red Cross HAROLD D DWYER Dwyer College Pre paratory College Club T2 Jumor Clossucal League T2 Dramatlcs Club TT Future Teachers T2 HAROLD EARNEST Erme General MILTON ELDER College Preparatory Band T2 baseball TT T2 JANET ELMGREN Kitten Commercial yearbook typing T2 NANCY ELSON Nan College Preparatory yearbook chief editor T2 play T2 Chorus TT T2 newspaper TO TT prom handbook College Club TT T2 Future Teachers TT T2 MARY EVANS Punkln Commerclal Chorus TO Wuthdrew PAULINE OLETTA EVERSON u Com merclal GAA T2 volleyball TO TT T2 basket TO CONSTANCE ANN FALCE Conme College Pre paratory Jumor Red Cross TT Student Councnl T0 prom Dramatucs Club TT Future Teachers TT Shut terbugs T0 volleyball TO EDWARD M FERENCE College Pre paratory College Club T2 Jumor Classical League TT Shutterbugs TO JANET ELMGREN NANCY ELSON MARY EVANS PAULINE EVERSON CONSTANCE FALCE gpwmm FERENCE A N 9 6 xg 9 5 W fb . f Tl A S 4 I T X fi A f - ,, I ,, - 1 . 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FRANZ DAN FISHER as College Preparatory Sensor Councll B nd 10 ll 12 Jumor Councul basketball lO ll ESTHER FORT College Preparatory newspaper sales T0 asslstant business manager 12 Nurses Club ll T2 volleyball lO 'll T2 basket 10 RICHARD FRANZ College Preparatory o lege Club 12 ROBERT J FRANZ o College Prepara tory College Club 'l2 MYRNA ARLEEN FREIWA'D College Prepara Future Teachers ll l2 College Club l2 u ll lub non vo eyball l tory Spannsh basketball ll 12 JUDY FROST Judy Commerclal Band Chorus TO ll Dramattcs Club 'll volley ba lO PAUL J Student FURCINI u Tech Electrlc Shop Councul l2 Jumor Council KENNY GADSON Got College Prepara lege Club l2 baseball T2 MOSES G GADSON Moe College re paratory basketball lO ll LEONARD C GETTY Pogo Tech Electruc Shop 11 9 1-' IIF' hll T 'A g ge ' ': 0 , , 1 ' ': -Q MESH W - ball , ll. - - C 5- . i IIB bil 1 - F 4 - L -. l Q ' ' cub p'ra' ll, n 1,12, Il Il i ' l' ll, l2f , : ' 1 - ll , ll. . . - B ll - ' - l tory - basketball 10, ll, 125 Junior Councilp Col- ' ' I . 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A -- H ll i ' ..-1 ill' V 'ffl' l Ulf' ul - lf 151 fl 2 Will' if 2 -Nw !??fg1 'W RAY GHION JAMES GIBSON WENDY J GIFFORD GERALDINE E GILL RAY GHION Porky College Preparatory manager 10 11 12 College Club 12 Varslty Club JAMES GIBSON Jlmmy Gup General Boys Quartet 12 WENDY J GIFFORD 1 College Prepara tory Band 10 11 12 Student Councul 10 Col lege Club 11 12 Future Teachers 12 v1ce presvdent GERALDINE ELAINE GILL Deanle Commer clal Chorus 10 volleyball 10 11 12 basketball LILLY GILL Commercual Chorus 12 LYDA GILL Commerclal yearbook sales 11 JUDY GILLIE Commerclal CATHERINE GLOVER College Preparatory newspaper sales class manager 10 11 busmes manager 12 Jumor Councll Nurses Club 11 12 volleyball 11 12 basketball 10 JUANITA GLOVER Nmchetta General Jumor Red Cross 10 volleyball 10 11 12 basket 10 SAMUEL GLOVER Comrade College Pre paratory ball 10, 11, , track , , , basketball 10, 11, Varslty Club 10, 11, College Club 12 0 3 Y ik LILLY Glll LYDA GILL 11-4 JUDY GILLIE CATHERINE GLOVER JUANITA GLOVER SAMUEL GLOVER , ' ' q. 12237 ll 1 Lo -X fa. 5, K , - 1 - I Al 5, cg ,, .... I n H 1 1 - -' - fc' .. football 10, 11, 12, baseball 10, 11, 12, swimming ,til fu ' 1 , 2 1 ' 1525 .- . st - I A ' I - 1Z'f,'??iQww . 1o,11. y -,,. .,,- F .LR 11 , - i lIG'flI - 11. . ' . l n - 11 T i K V 4 10, 11, 12. A 2 1 Lil 1 1 1 . g,-rf! . ,' Q .,,' 'li , 12. at 1 1 ' 1 , , z - l l. it ball ,11,12. al l - , I gy 13 ,J - foot A 12- 10 11 12- KX 'ff ' I 199 2 ELAINE H GQRMAN PATRICIA GORSKI BOB GOSLIAK VIRGINIA ANN GOTTO '14 WILLIAM GRESSEM CONSTANCE GRUBESKY ng 4 MARLENE GRUNSKY RICHARD GUENTHER A 'MA ILONA HAFNER ILONA HAINES ELAINE HEATHER GORMAN Commerclal volleyball II I2 PATRICIA GORSKI a College Prepara tory College Club I2 Nurses Club ll play I2 volleyball II basketball II I2 BOB GOSLIAK Goose College Preparatory College Club I2 VIRGINIA ANN GOTTO G1nny Ann Com merc1al Chorus IO II Jazz Club II WILLIAM GRESSEM Russlan Tech Auto Shop football II CONSTANCE GRUBESKY CORDIS College Preparatory Future Homemakers I2 MARLENE J GRUNSKY Marcy College Preparatory Band color guard Il malorette I2 College Club I2 Future Teachers I2 Spanlsh Club RICHARD GUENTHER Goat General Junnor Red Cross Il football I0 ll Varslty Club ILONA HAFNER BOOISIS Commerclal yearbook sales I0 II Chorus IO ILONA HAINES College Preparatory Band 121 Q ' I ', I . 15 I - ' I .G N. 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If- I f - .E 6. g , 3 T - .. 10, 11, 12. 2 191, 'Q NORMA JEAN HAL1 RAY HAMLIN NANCY HAMMAR ROBERT HARAMIA NORMA JEAN HALT Jeanne Commercial Sensor Councll lnbraruan 10 11 steernng com mittee 10 Chorus 10 typnst Health Room 12 ROY HAMLIN Peanut College Preparatory NANCY HAMMAR College Preparatory Cl'1orus10 ROBERT HARAMIA Wolf College Prepara tory swnmmung 10 11 12 Jurnor Red Cross 11 College Club 12 Jazz Club 11 Varsnty Club 10 11 FRED HART Der College Preparatory National Honor Society 11 vvce preslclent 12 cross untry track 10 11 2 basketball 11 12 o lege Club 12 Junoor Classucal League vlce pres: dent 11 BILL HARTILL Snake College Preparatory track 10 11 12 cross country 11 12 Varslty 10 1 NANCY LEE HAUN Nancy Commercial lubraruan 12 BOB HECHT Bozo College Preparatory Student Councll Sergeant at Arms 12 Junior Coun cl football 10 11 12 basketball 10 11 12 ase 10 12 track 11 Vars ty Club 10 ALMA HELLER College Preparatory Nurses C 11 2 VIVIAN JOYCE HENDERSON nv College Preparatory Junior Red Cross 11 Nurses Club 11 2 FRED HART B LL HARTILL NANCY LEE HAUN BOB HECHT ALMA HELLER VIVIAN HENDERSON , H fl , Q 1 ,T 1 5 4- lz ' ' 1 'A X fl kg A A' 1 football 10, 11, 12g track 10, 11, 125 Varsity Club 01,3 1 za, , 10, 11. A , X I 1- Il fll l C0 , , , 1 1 , 1 C l- Club , 1. li I 1 I 1 I fb ' , J vkl- :- ball , , , i. ,11. 1 A , 1 , U Hx , lub ,1 . , ll - n f- Ak , . - V - ' 'BGP RICHARD HENNON RICHARD HERBERT ELAINE HESS MARYANNE HESS CAROLYN HIPSKY JOHN R HIPSKY GERRY Holuck SHIRLEY HOLLIS NANCY HOOD LORRAINE HOULIHAN RICHARD HENNON Pokey College Pre paratory swImmIng 11 12 Chorus 11 track cross country 10 College Club 12 RICHARD HERBERT Herb College Prepara tory NatIonal Honor Soclety 11 12 Student CouncII 11 12 College Club 12 JunIor ClassIcal ELAINE HESS e CommercIal MARYANNE HESS College Preparatory un Ior Red Cross 10 Spanush Club 11 CAROLYN HIPSKY CommercIal treasurer Sen Ior Councsl GAA 10 11 12 cheerleader 11 12 Chorus 10 11 12 yearbook typnng 12 JunIor Coun cal prom handbook Student Councll 10 news paper sales 10 11 Future Homemakers 11 volley 10 12 baskeball 0 JOHN R HIPSKY Jack College Preparatory presudent Semor Councul yearbook advuser bus: ness 12 NGIIODGI Honor Socnety 11 12 presndent JunIor Councnl prom Student Councnl 10 Band 10 11 12 trumpet trIo brass sextet 10 Orchestra 10 College Club 12 Jazz Club 10 GERRY HOLLICK Ger CommercIal u nt CouncIl 10 11 C orus 10 12 azz Clu 11 volleyball 12 SHIRLEY HOLLIS S Ir CommercIal NANCY HOOD College Preparatory Nurses Clu 11 LORRAINE J HOULIHAN on College Pre aratory lIbrarIan 11 12 College Club 12 Future Teachers 12 Dramatncs Club 11 volleyeball 12 1 1010 1 I' 1 xx f ' I X ,X 5 I ' 'I ' ' ,ii A 1 1 1 - I .. A.. - 'C 3?f?'jf Ig' - ' ' 1 1 1 1 'syfiigy T 11 11 i - L 1. - ,I A ' I I H League president 11. -.- IIR dll 1 ' - .. J . ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' - W ' 1 1 1 ' 1 - 1 1 1 - , , fl ball , 11, 1 l 1 , 11. I 1' L' ll ll 1 I 1 I ' ' I I - ' ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 I . 7 ll ll -i ' l- - I de ' , , 125 h , 11, IJ Is A b ' ' 11 ' 11 - ll - ie - I' ' - - 1 If I I I S- - - 'gy LJ , 12. fygyw T ul. -11 -8 - - ' ' 1 1 1 ' 1 123 ,,, BARBARA HOVEY JAN HRABOSKY JOHN HREZO JAY l. HUFFMAN BARBARA HOVEY Chaps College Prepara tor play 12 Chorus 11 12 operetta 11 prom College Club 11 12 secretary Future Teachers 12 volleyball 12 JAN HRABOSKY General JOHN HREZO Wax College Preparatory tr c 11 12 cross country 11 12 JAY L HUFFMAN Jayburd College Prepara tory presudent Student Council 12 Jumor Red oss 10 11 ootbaIl10 11 ack Varslty Club 10 11 GEORGE HUMMERBEE Hmm College Prepara tory Ilbraruan 10 11 12 yearbook 12 newspaper 10 11 12 Chorus 11 12 Boys Octet 12 Orchestra 10 12 College Club 12 Dramatucs Club 11 play prompter 12 KAREN LEE HURST Stormy Kay College Preparatory volleyball 11 CARMEE IACOVINI Carm Commercial malorette 10 11 12 Sensor Council Student Coun cul 10 11 GAA 11 12 newspaper sales 10 11 12 Future Homemakers 12 volleyball basketball 10 PRISCILLA INGLEFIELD Percy College Pre paratory art edltor yearbook Natuonal Honor So cnety 11 12 Chorus 11 Gurls Ensemble 11 news :Es GEORGE HUMMERBEE KAREN LEE HURST CARMEE IACOVINI PRISCILLA INGLEFIELD as me paper feature edutor 11 prom Jumor Classical L wi League 11 MARY L INGRAM lngrnd Commercnal yearbook sales 12 volleyball 12 JAMES IRWIN nm College Preparatory 24 MARY L INGRAM JAMES IRWIN - 11 - 11 1 - - '1 I ., l l .l1 Y - 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I . - M3 5' Q 5' Y 1 4 i. 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Y , 'T HJ- ll T I A 'Ax h , K 41.5 fag Q TONY ISGER JUDY JACOX DQNNA JAMISON GAYLE JANOSKO W ALLEN JARRETT KERRY JARRETT ROBERT J JEDAS JANET J JEFFERS 'il I ,f fi' I f DIANE JOHNSON PATRICIA JOHNSON TONY ISGER College Preparatory Student Council IO vice president I2 vice president Junior I2 foo all II I2 VarsityCu College Club I2 JUDY JACOX a College Preparatory play I2 Student Council IO II Future Homemak e II I2 College Club II I2 volleyeball II I2 basketball I2 DONNA JAMISON Commercial un lor Council Juni r Red Cross IO volleyball IO GAYLE JANOSKO College Preparatory tional Honor Society II I2 play I2 newspaper sales IO II I2 newspaper n ws I2 yearbook business I2 Junior Red Cross I0 College Club I2 Future Teachers II I2 Spanish Club II Swim ming Club IO volleyball IO II basketball IO ALLEN JARRETT College Preparatory Junior Red Cross II KERRY JARRETT Tech Machine Shop ROBERT J JEDAS o College Preparatory JANET J JEFFERS an Commercial DIANE JOHNSON Commercial Junior Council, Dramatncs Club II PATRICIA JOHNSON Bitzy Commercial Chorus IO, volleyball IO, II, basketball IO, II 125 y-A 5 ' Jw? L, C ggi: Council, National Honor Society II, I2p stage crew G- 1o,11, , tb io, , , ' I b10,11, Q'f,r Q I If ll , - J y - - ' V5 I I 1 I I I X f- , - HD JH H- . - J - A - - Na- .Q ' : ' 5 1 . l T- IIB bl! i ' . - J - ' . ' 'C . . .Ag . RICHARD JOLLIFFE DAVID KALCEVIC JUDITH ANN KAPPHAN MALCOLM KEEN RICHARD JOLLIFFE rc College Prepara tory tball 10 11 12 ar slty Club 10 11 DAVID KALCEVIC a College Preparatory oball 10 11 12 track 10 Varslty Club Jumor Red Cross 10 JuDaTH ANN KAPPHAN Judy Commercral ENN' Nm ANNA LOW-E KEN Future Teachers 12 Folk Musnc Club 11 volley ball basketball 10 11 12 MALCOLM KEEN Mac College Preparatory LENNY KEES College Preparatory Band 10 bas etball 0 12 toot a ANNA LOUISE KEITH Nootsre College Pre paratory Chorus 11 12 Gxrls Ensemble 11 12 lrbrarlan 10 11 12 newspaper news sales 11 12 Student Councll 11 prom Junlor Red Cross 10 treasurer College Club 12 Spanlsh Club 11 volley ball basketball 11 EILEEN KELLY LESLIE KERNS EILEEN KELLY Ke y Commercral Chorus 10 11 12 Dramatncs Club 11 LESLIE KERNS a College Preparatory sports edrtor newspaper 12 yearbook assustant photographer 12 Junnor Classical League 12 ARLA JEAN KESSLER Commerclal Sensor Councll Student Council 11 Junior Red Cross 10 3' newspaper sales 11 Future Homemakers 10 11 12 DENNIS KILGORE Denny College Prepara tory ARLA JEAN KESSLER osums KILGORE 26 Xxx ' ,XM X s - HR- wf - , . cs my V - foo , , 125 track 10, 11, gV - C , xl- T HK In i N-'SAR-V I In -f0 l f , 1 1 ' 10, ' j 3 11g - , 11. t - - , 11, 12, k 1 , 11, , b II 11. ' ' , , 1 , , 1 , V , - , - Q N l ll II i ' i A - HP V, - - - A E - it ' 4 .: . I . I AA' A. I I I ' 41' :xl . 1 ll 11 L - vs X ' L E , . x ' fa.. J Ci Q. 1 ll K 'g-Z lx DAVID KING 'C JUDITH ANN KLIMEK FRANK W KOK0 JIM KOPIL BILL KOTSKO 9 LORETTA KOVACS i 'fr CLARA KRATZ ff ' , .,.,, -1-L+ 5' ff-v i, ' H ff 7' -A 6,3 W it 1 , Zi 4 ,ji 4 I . an .fx -R .Q , y 1' . . H 'luv' It i 3 r ' . Q' iw' I 1,2425-Lui 4? JOYCE ANN KING ERNIE R. KLEMENT M. ELIZ. KLESCICI-I DAVID KING- Davo -Tech Auto Shop. JOYCE ANN KING Joyce Commercual Sensor Councrl Band IO II I2 Orchestra I0 II I2 Dramatncs Club II ERNIE R KLEMENT Clem Tech Auto Shop M ELIZABETH KLESCICH Mnckue Commer cra orus IO II JUDITH ANN KLIMEK Judy Commerclal volleyeball I2 FRANK W KOKO College Preparatory National Honor Society II I2 Ilbrarlan I0 II I2 basketball manager IO JIM KOPIL Kop College Preparatory fotball IO II I2 track IO II I2 Varsaty ub IO II College Club I2 BILL KOTSO Kots College Preparatory College Club I2 LORETTA KOVACS College Preparatory business manager yearbook I2 busuness II Na tnonal Honor Socnety II I2 lnbranan IOII I2 Stu dent Council I0 College Club II Jumor Classlcal League IO volleyball IO II CLARA KRATZ College Preparatory sensor class editor yearbook I2 Orchestra I0 II I2 Col le Club II I2 27 ' I li ll ll ' 4 I l 'T -Q- ' 'i , , f , , r 2 . D 1 Il ll l. 1- ll ' ' ll 1 - ' I - Ch , , I2. 1- II Il T ' T FP' . - Bill - t 1 - ' ' , 1 ' ' , , I I ' I . Q - ,, ,, - - R 0 , , 2 , , 2 ' Cl 1 I - iv ll Il 1 is . . 1 l co- ' , ' 1 - 1 I 1 1 I ' . I i . . L 3. I . . ? I I ' ' V . u 57 ' 1 , , f - .. M 1 3152- 1 '-'5I7'l1,7:A I li 4 Et Q 3 X. S X S S Y xmmx'm Qi 5 WALTER WlNCHBUG'S TRIBUTES To JACK HIPSKY-Though Jack Hipsky had been out of school for weeks because of an unfortu- nate accident at the end of his sophomore year, he was elected president of his class by an over- whelming vote. He served so well as Junior presi- dent that he was re-elected to the iob. While his chief responsibility this year has been managing the affairs of the Senior Class, he has continued his work as a key member of the band and of a popular outside-of-school dance band. He was also an assistant on the yearbook's business staff. Even through the many months he had to work at home, Jack maintained his high scholastic average and was elected to the National Honor Society. He plans to become an engineer. Wo ' 5 llt 010 1 4 x YQ Shi QQ X'-tiff ' J T '39 f4 ' fi' i To JAMES KUPECZ - The talents of quiet and reserved Jim Kupecz have been strongly felt in most of the literary, musical, and dramatic facets of CHS life. His writing abilities have been di- rected at co-editing the newspaper pages for two years and creating all copy for the 1958 Clairton- ian. Among his musical achievements, his part in the operetta, excellent ratings in solo forensics, and his support in the bass section of the Mixed Chorus are notable. His performance in Pride and Prejudice and in this year's poetry reading forensics indicate good dramatic potential. And certainly not least, he is a National Merit Schol- arship finalist. To EMILY BLAZINBUG - One of the most bright- ly shining of all senior personalities, Emily Blaz- ingbug is most worthy of recognition. Her untir- ing efforts have made CHS a more rewarding part of life for every student here. Her activi- ties are far too numerous to mention individ- ually and her accomplishments can be noted in a glowing trail through the pages of this book. ' ' She has shown intelligence, versatility, and a humble willingness to serve. f - , To DOROTHEA TSAGARIS - Few persons have the rare combination of abilities possessed by Dottie Tsagaris, who in addition to her responsi- bilities os news editor of the Clairtonian News finds time to devote to many outside interests. One of these, music, pursued also at school, has led to her the Forensic contests for three years with the Girls Ensemble and also won her a lead- ing part in last year's operetta, One of the top- ranking members of her class, Dottie plans to follow her interest in people by studying psy- chology at Carnegie Tech. Her warmth and quiet helpfulness are two traits that should insure her future as they have aided her past. To ROBERT LYTLE One of the friendliest smlles seen In the halls of CHS and a thoughtful Can I help? are the trademarks of Robin Lytle whose behind the scenes efforts have been felt in any number of school activities His diversified tal ents have been utilized ln Student Council and the Planning Committee the band and the or chestra Besides he IS a letter man swimmer for the CHS Bearacudas Scholastlcally he made the National Honor Society as a gumor and will probably rank as the top boy of his class Bent on a career In engineering Robin expects to spe clalxze at one of the top technological institutes Jw' To THOSE who also deserve mention for their attalnments a salute Ronald Belnlnch Ed Bllly Michael Datch Judge Dickson Bob Hecht Tony lsger Robert Stokes and Nancy Elson Carolyn Hnpsky Carmee lacovmn Zolse Malush Margaret McGuire Joan Ostovlch Anita Ricci Bernelta Sarada Sherry Solch Sue Smith To JUDY MUELLER Blond and saucy Judy Muel school gurl Her bubblmg personality and endless enthusiasm have been used to good advantage in her two years as a cheerleader They also won her the position of Senior Class secretary But Judy seems to have an endless variety of actlvl ties to her credit Her happy face has brightened many Student Council meetings chorus rehear sals and volleyball games Where she found time to belong to GAA the Nurses Club College Club work on prom decorations and edit the handbook remams a mystery To LAUREL SUTTON Just naturally Laurel Sut ton ns a member of the National Honor Society Her keen mind and intellectual curiosity have put her at the top of the list of gurls in the class of 58 but she refuses to be confined to only acad emnc work Her special talents have several times been proved by expert dancing performances before the student body but few persons know that she is a fine pianist having studied for a number of years Laurel s aspirations lie neither m teaching or music as one might expect she hopes to attend a Pennsylvama college study science and eventually become a nuclear physl cs If To GEORGE HUMMERBEE One of the truly outstanding members of the class of T958 IS George Hummerbee that is he IS really standing out of It I mean far out He was not in many activities but he was a stabilizing influence and he did get Emily If you do not agree that this is enough to win him a place on this page of honor George clld earn a 99 98 average durmg his high school career ls not that something? To JAY HUFFMAN Being voted e American scholastic football team as end was a blazing finale for Jay Huffmans CHS football career he had been a key man all season for this years Steel Valley champions Besides ex celllng in football and track and cross country the Jaybnrd commands attention a an all round school leader He was guide of the stu dent body this year as president of the Student Council previously he had been a member of the Junior Red Cross The gals gave him a fur ther vote of confidence when they named hum the 1958 Kung of Hearts He made one of the Pittsburgh newspapers as a school personality worthy of note More football will probably dmc tate has Immediate future I , . , . I . . ., . . .. I .. . . I I 1 H I . s . H . . . U . . . I I - . . . . I - ler is the perfect example of the all-round high , . I . I . - I - - ' to th All- , . , . . - I l - Il ' ll T ' S - I A' 4 n I a ' ll II .f' 1' 1 ' ' if. ' SYLVESTER KUKICH MELVIN KULKA KENNETH KUNKEL JAMES J KUPECZ CLASS OF 1958 a blographlcal Index SYLVESTER A KUKICH Cook General MELVIN KULKA Butch General Chorus 10 11 12 Dlstrnct Chorus 12 Boys Quartet 12 Operetta 11 KENNETH KUNKEL en Tech Auto Shop JAMES J KUPECZ nm College Prepara tory yearbook copy editor 12 newspaper fea e editor 11 12 ay 2 orus 10 operetta 11 solo forensics 11 Dramatlcs Club 11 RONALD LAGONA Ronme General football 10 track 10 LORRETTA JEAN LANCASTER Jeanme Com mercual Chorus 10 11 12 GAA 12 volleyball 1 12 baske ball 10 RICHARD EUGENE LARKIN Gene Tech Electrnc Shop Steermg Committee 11 ANNETTE LA VALLE Commercial Shutter bugs 10 MARY CATHERINE LAVER Mary Kay Com mercual PATRICIA R LA VOY Granny Commercial volleyball 11, basketball 10 30 'S di RONALD LAGONA LORETTA LANCASTER X 5. RICHARD E LARKIN ANNETTE LaVALLE M CATHERINE LAVER PATRICIA R LaVOY V. qlv 3 .,Z, y . , 4 x 't'e I ' IW , X - 1 I I 11 7 . - 'f - . It ' I I If L Il ll T -i tax - K - . . - 1 - - wr ' , ppl 1gChI , 11, 121 I f 1 I - .A 8 -tn Il ' ll . i rr - n- - V 4 fr I L 1 1 P I IX Ai 10,1, , f ,11, 1' 51.4 X JOHN K LeBLANC MARIE LECCIA NANCY LEE JAMES LENHART JUDITH LESTER KENNETH C LEWIS MAUREEN LEWIS TERRY L L NN Q JUDITH LIPS SUSAN LIVINGSTON CLASS OF I958 a buographucal Index JOHN K LE BLANC Brother General MARIE LECCIA Commercnal Jumor Red Cross NANCY LEE College Preparatory Sensor Councul play I2 Band II I2 Future Homemakers I2 Spamsh Club II volleyball IO I2 basketball JAMES LENHART lm Tech Auto Shop Student Council I2 Junuor Council track IO II football I0 Varslty Club IO II JUDITH LESTER Judy College Preparatory yearbook actnvutues edntor I2 newspaper I0 II I2 play I2 College Club I2 Junlor Classlcal League II Jumor Red Cross IO volleyball II KENNETH C LEWIS Lvttle Louie Tech Auto Shop swummung II MAUREEN LEWIS College Preparatory u ure Homemakers II I2 Camera Club IO volley ball IO basketball IO TERRY L LINN Toons College Preparatory football IO JUDITH LIPS Judy College Preparatory Student Councul IO Nurses Club II volleyball I2 SUSAN LIVINGSTON ue College Pre paratory arlan IO, II, , Ch s , , I2, newspaper II, I2, play I2 'I3'I T 'X 'T-E3 . o 5' S I' JJ 21.2 . 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G, 1 ' ' 1 1 1 I I I . I ' . I 1 P 1 I 'i ll ' ll 1- C In 4 - Ba d , Ili ' , 12g Y Orchestra 10, 121 newspaper 11, 125 Junior Council: IQ, g 1 1 T 1 - El 177 11. . 1 ' 4 1 V 1g 11: 1 r 1 - . 4- 4' ' ' , p ' 1 II Q fi f sw 1. ,, . A A, . . . 'f I 1 1 I 1 I 1 ll ll -in -T- ' 1 1 ' 1 1 12. -M 11 11 iw - V i- ll II i. - - ' 1 1 1 1 1 , 79 1 l I I - I I . -- ll ' Il T - -I ' I r ' 0 xii 'D f gf l VERONICA MILLIS RICHARD MINADEO LORALEE MISCIK CARL MITCHELL YVONNE MITCHELL JUDY MOFFITT JOHN A MOIO DONALD W MOORE JOANNE MORITZ RONALD J MORRISON VERONICA MILLIS Ronme Commercual Mnxed Chorus IO RICHARD MINADEO Duc College Prepara tory LORALEE MISCIK College Preparatory Chorus ll I2 prom College Club ll I2 Future Teachers CARL MITCHELL Carlos General cross country I0 ll track IO YVONNE MITCHELL Mama College Pre paratory Junuor Red Cross I2 Nurses Club I2 Junlor Classical League ll volleyball 'IO ll I2 basketball IO ll 12 JUDY MOFFITT Muf or Knnsh Commercual yearbook typung I2 basketball IO ll JOHN A MOIO College Preparatory oot ball TO track manager IO DONALD W MOORE Dudey College re paratory College Club I2 JOANNE MORITZ Josue Commercnal Chorus IO, ll, 12, Dramatucs Club Il, volleyball IO, ll, 12 RONALD J MORRISON Quart College Preparatory Junuor Red Cross II, Soamsh Club ll, cross country I0 'I35 li' Q , , if .2 7 Q , ,, ,. TI X I I ' ., .V ' I - I - I jx 'f 7, 3 , Y. 2, l- Il ' Il T ' -T- 5 , E ll ' n 23 A 5 - k - ' L H 2 2 2 2 2 - ll, IQ. l ll II 1 1-1 2 2 2 i ll II 1 - - ' 2 2 ' ' 2 2 2 2 I I ' -T ll fl! ll ' Il -i ' ' . - 2 2 2 - . - -F - 2 2 - . -- - P - ....2.4 JEROME MOTTER JEROME MOTTER Mott General JOAN MOWRY Joanne Commercial Chorus 10 11 12 Dramatlcs Club 11 JUDY MUELLER College Preparatory secretary Senior Council cheerleader 11 12 Chorus 11 12 GAA 11 12 Student Council 11 prom Handbook eclutor 11 Nurses Club 11 College Club 12 volley ba 12 JACQUELINE LA VERNE MULLEN Jackne College Preparatory Chorus 10 11 12 Co ege Club 11 12 Future Teachers 12 volleyball 10 11 12 basketball 10 11 12 GERALD E MURPHY Murph College Pre paratory Chorus 11 12 Boys Quartet 11 12 Das trlct Chorus 11 College Club 12 NANCY NARDONE Nance Commercial Chorus 10 NANCY NEIDERMEYER Commercual Future Homemakers 11 12 LAWRENCE NIKOLICH College Preparatory Jazz Club 10 11 KATHY NIXON College Preparatory mcllorette 11 12 Future Homemakers 10 11 pres: dent 12 VIVIAN NORDINE IV Commercial Chorus 10 11 Dramatncs Club 11 volleyball 10 12 basketball 10 11 36 wwf JOAN Mownv JUDY Musuzn JACQUELINE Muu.EN 'tr-t GERALD E MURPHY NANCY NARDONE NANCY NEIDERMEYER LAWRENCE NIKOLICH KATHY NIXON VIVIAN NORDINE . xx I ,, 1 A X -1.'f0'4 1 1 14 1 C-2' 1 Q ,1 T H 11 T 1 -. ll ' H ' 9 V I-11: + , ,Q 5, 125 - . . - 1 1 a me 1 . 1 f 1 2 1 f 1 1 ' 1 , 1 ' ' 1 1 1 - ll . 1 II ' Il l T 1 r I 1 I I 1 1 6 C I I ' w 'Q T 11 H T - I ? - 1 1 1 1 '- A A 1 . 1 fl If 1 ' i- , . , . , 1 llsisll 11 1- 7 U I J I I I' T HV- ll L ' .- , 1 ' 1 1 11, I 1 - CAROL OGURCHAK JOEL ORNER DONNA OSBORNE JOAN OSTOVICH i 3' CHUCK PANZA FRANCES PARDEW GERARD PASQUERELL PATRICIA PATRICK SYLVIA J PAVLACK SANDRA PEACOCK CAROL OGURCHAK Commercial yearbook typlst 12 JOEL ORNER Wulkle College Preparatory Wnlkmsburg Hugh School Wulknnsburg Pennsylvania DONNA OSBORNE Peanuts Commerclal Future Homemakers 12 Jazz Club 11 JOAN OSTOVICH Joanne College Prepara tory Natnonal Honor Society 11 treasurer 12 Student Councnl 10 12 cheerleader 12 GAA 12 newspaper 11 12 prom College Club 12 Spanish ke all 10 11 CHUCK PANZA Ettse College Preparatory College Club 12 Chorus 10 FRANCES PARDEW Fran Colleqe Prepara tory lubrarlan 11 12 College Club 11 Jumor Classical League 10 volleyball 10 11 GERARD D PASQUERELL College Preparatory swnmmmg 11 12 Jumor Red Cross 11 College Club PATRlClA PATRICK a Commercial vol leyball 12 SYLVIA JEAN PAVLACK Commercial Shutter bugs 10 volleyball 10 11 basketball 10 SANDRA PEACOCK Sandy Commercual Future Homemakers 10 11 12 ooeretta 11 volley ball1O 11 basketball 10 11 'I3 7 X 1? fs . 4 I ' . 1 ... 1 , L K V ' . - - Af ., . 10, 11. S , ' T 11 - ll L - va .' .' ' I - k Club 115 Swlmmvng Club 105 volleyball 10, 117 bas- ,--- , f 3 ',', ff . i 11 n i T x y y C , . 4 ' , 1 ' 5 V g 5 , ,f T 11 ll i - 12. -t lip til -1' ' i - VIRGINIA PECSI PAUL PETROVICH PETER PETROVICH CAROL ANN PFEIFER VIRGINIA PECSI Ginger Commerclal Dramatlcs Club Il Chorus I0 volleyball I2 PAUL PETROVICH Tech Machine Shoo Jumor Councnl PETER PETROVICH Pete Tech Electruc Shop CAROL ANN PFEIFER Commercnal FRED PHILLIPS Fleldmouse Tech Electric Shop Outdoors Club IO FRANCIS PIATEK College Preparatory swnmmmg 'IO ll I2 Sensor Councnl Student Councnl 'll Junuor Red Cross I0 College Club 'l2 Varsity Club IO ll BRIAN C PIERMAN College Preparatory Band IO 'll I2 Dance Band ll I2 Orchestra IO Col lege Club I2 JEANNE M PIPKINS no Commercial volleyball I2 AUDREY A PLUSH Audie Commercial Chorus I0 ll I2 Dramatucs Club ll volleyball IO 'll basketball IO ll I2 DONNA POORMAN College Preparatory can FRED PHILLIPS FRANCIS PIATEK If-1 BRIAN C PIERMAN .IEANNE M PIPKINS LL AUDREY A PLUSH DONNA POORMAN G Z 1, ' f ' ml .M I ss? i. ll ' ll T ' hi my I - . - . g K 1 ' l I ,ip M t , T- ll ll -T ' l - 11 - 11 i - l -1 HP I 11 T 3 ' - ... 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'W 1 1 I 1 1 - 64 138 Q 'T E' MICHAEL POZIVIAK RICHARD PUGH EMMA REED GEORGE REESE JAMES A REID JUDITH ELAINE REIS 'Ax MARGARET REYNOLDS MORGAN REYNOLDS ANITA RICCI REBECCA RICHARDSON MICHAEL POZIVIAK Muck Tech Machnne Shop RICHARD PUGH Dackue Fudge Colleqe Pre paratory lnbrarnan I0 ll College Club I2 Out doors Club I0 EMMA REED College Preparatory Nurses Club ll secretary I2 Student Councul I0 Wuthdrew JAMES A REID Boss Tweed Tech Electruc Shop Student Council I2 Band IO JUDITH ELAINE REIS Relsue College Prepara tory Sensor Councll play I2 Jumor Red Cross presrdent I2 Band IO Orchestra IO Jazz Club ll vo eyball IO ll I2 basketball ll MARGARET ARLENE REYNOLDS s Com merclal vo eyball 'll ba ketball IO Il wth drew MORGAN REYNOLDS Jamue College Pre paratory Band IO ll I2 play I2 College Club I2 Spamsh Club ll ANITA RICCI College Preparatory Natnonal Honor Socuety ll I2 lnbraruan 'IO ll I2 Student Councll I2 Jumor Council Junlor Red Cross IO newspaper sales IO ll I2 College Club ll I2 Junuor Classical League I0 REBECCA RICHARDSON Becky College re paratory Nurses Club Il treasurer I2 9 ' j.Q?1g,g3gf - , N- - 4' -ra 1 , Q , Q S E71 1 X , .xfgbl ,iryr ' Y, fl I I . C I Z J A I f I lx 1 - 4 L . .V.., . in A T ll ' ll iv ' i i ll ' ' 1 ll -T - - ' ' 1 1 1 - 1 1 ' ' . 95 113253131 ,.,, rf' GEORGE REESE - Buddy - College Preparatory. ' - . It 751 ' ll u 1 ' ' I ' I T Il ' ' ll 1 - .. E . . I 2 . I 1 x I in 1 1 1 1 ll 1 1 1 - is - 115i 11 - - ' - ll g s , f i - 1 II ' Il wi - - 1 1 1 1 1 ' - I? ' 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 , . I . . 7 . I 1 1 1 1 1 -ii II - ll -- P - - I , 'I3 A if S' l EDWARD RICHNAFSKY JOSEPH ROYAK BOB RUFFING CLASS CF 1958 a blographlcal Index EDWARD RICHNAFSKY Wayme General JOSEPH ROYAK oe College Preparatory B n 10 11 12 College Club 12 BOB RUFFING Dlnks Tech Machine Shop Ban 10 11 HERMAN EDWARD RUNION u T e c h Electric Shop FRANK R RUSSO College Preoaratorv swim mtng 11 12 Band 10 11 College Club 12 RAY RUSSO Raymo General CALVIN SABO u General football manager 10 11 12 baseball manager 10 11 12 STEVEN SAMARIN Bugs Colleqe Prepara tory track 10 11 cross country 11 Dramatucs Club 11 Outdoor Club 10 SAMUEL .I SAMPSON Kraut College Pre paratory track 10 Outdoors Club 10 withdrew MARY ELLEN SANTORO Mare College Pre paratory Future Teachers lsbraruan 12 College Club 12 Dramatncs Club 11 prom volleyball 11 basketball 11 40 X ,L. ff- .zur . rl ' EW ' 2311, 5 S 5 421 I 1 1. ai., -1 T! Q wi ,,. , , 11, ., 1 A 1 , 51,11 -25, ixii- 'fry .,,f 31 '-f ei-We fag, 1111 . ' v' '? 1 , f 1+ JJ X f 'CF' 'In +5 4 , HERMAN E. RUNION FRANK R RUSSO RAY RUSSO CALVIN SABO SAMUEL J SAMPSON STEVEN SAMARIN We MARY ELLEN SANTORO 0 o Q 1 11 11 .i. .-1 Q ' y 'L , , V C E 'f 1 II ll X - J - - , : , U d 1 1 I - A 5113! 1 ' 'Q Us' 5552? . , ,Qt ll ' II ' cl , . ll ll 1 I 1 I - 1 ll Il Il Il ' - s b - - C 1 1 1 1 1 - s 37 11 - ll II - 1 F - I 1 . 11 11 ,,, V I . A AA,-,M 1 F 1 - 'fig ,LA N 11 11 n- - 1 - - , l i 1 1 4 'ga I I I - 1 , , ,, pil-ffm, . we '::.w ' T235-9Q 1 ' 1 2 1 We ANNE MARIE SAPULA BERNEITA SARADA JAMES A SCHULTZ PHYl.I.lS SEKERES xv 'sw BARBARA SENKO JOHN R SEVCIK T BERNICE SHAHEEN D01-CRES SHAMYA EUGENE SHARPETA EUGENE FRANK SHAW CLASS OF 1958 a blographlcal Index ANNE MARIE SAPULA Anne College Pre College Club 12 Dramatucs Club 11 Future Teach ers 11 basketball 10 BERNEITA RAE SARADA Berme Commercual malorette 10 11 12 Natxonal Honor Socuetv 11 secretary 12 Student Council 10 12 Jumor Red Cross 11 JAMES A SCHULTZ lm Tech Auto Shop PHYLLIS SEKERES n Commercial Chorus BARBARA SENKO Chop Chop Commerclal Semor Council Jumor Red Cross 11 Chorus 10 JOHN R SEVCIK Tech Electric Shop BERNICE SHAHEEN Berme Commercial DOLORES SHAMYA Commercual pla 12 Dramatlcs Club 11 EUGENE D SHARPETA Sange Tech Electrnc Shop Band 10 11 EUGENE FRANK SHAW Gene Tech Machme Shop Band 10 11 Orchestra 10 Jumor Red Cross 141 im. EQ l T A ' 1 'v' 9 A I X 5 11 11 , , 233 nz paratory - Band 10, 11, 125 Junior Red Cross 115 . 1 IIJ' ll 1 . A E --A HPh'In i - ,- A ,G ' 6 10. -1- ' T Y i 10. I - r 4? AQ7 BARBARA SHEAFFER WILLIAM SHEPERD FRANCES SHOAF JULIE M SHOLTIS BARBARA SHEAFFER Barb Commercial WILLIAM SHEPERD Shep Tech Machine Shop FRANCES SHOAF Frannle Commercial Chorus I2 JULIE MARIE SHOLTIS Judy Colleqe Pre paratory GAA I0 II president I2 tumbling w IO II volleyball IO II I2 basketball WILLIAM H SHORTUSE Commercrcl MARGARET SISCO Marg College Prepora tory College Club II I2 Future Teachers II JOHN H SKAPIK Henry College Prepara Club IO GEORGE D SMITH College Preparatory lnbrar lan II I2 College Club I2 Future Teachers I2 JOSHUA J SMITH os College Prepara tory College Club I2 MARTHA ANN SMITH Martle Commercnol Chorus IO II 42 as., - 4 WILLIAM SHORTUSE MARGARET SISCO 'K JOHN H SKAPIK GEORGE D SMITH f',A -....-69 JOSHUA J SMITH MARTHA ANN SMITH rr: f , . 'I x. ISL, . I ' ,. ,S We xt X X '. Q, ' 4 s X 1 I L Lf- , sho , 2 , , 1 IO, II. . - Bill - - ' . A. I X ' .., T H 11 T -- - I ' . 1 1 I . A . -'l -1 n ll T - W-,:t::3.If.',,A tory - Band IO, IIg College Club I2g Outdoors ' Q , ,, ','A ' C 0 f':-' . X I L- i ii ' II? I . T IIJ hll T . ll ' ll ' V ' , Q If T' In I Q SUSAN J SMITH WANDA SMITH JERRY SMOYER El Ft Wk SHERRY l SOICH ANDY SOVICH MARY JANE SPARGAL LITTLETON SPENCE L ?'- RICHARD SPLENDA CARMELLA SPORIO awk if 'u JAMES LEON SMYTH SUSAN J SMITH Smitty College Preparatory Student Council II secretary treasurer I2 Chorus II I2 GAA II I2 prom newspaper sales II Jumor Red Cross IO Nurses Club II presudent I2 volleyball Il I2 WANDA SMITH Vanda Schmidt Commercial Chorus IO Shutterbugs IO JERRY SMOYER Smo College Preparatory fo all IO II I2 track IO II I2 Sensor Coun cll College Club I2 Varsuty Club IO II JAMES LEON SMYTH Bebop Tech Auto Shop Student Councnl II cross country II SHERRY L SOICH College Preparatory malor ette IO II I2 Student Councnl I2 GAA I2 treas urer Jumor Councll prom College Club I2 pres: dent Spanish Club II Swlmmung Club IO volley al IO II basketball IO II ANDY SOVICH Gug Tech Machune Shoo Chorus IO MARY JANE SPARGAL Sparkle Commercual Shutterbugs IO, volleyball II, I2 LITTLETON SPENCE Hammer Colleqe Pre paratory football IO, II, I2, track IO, II, I2, Jazz Club II, Varsuty Club IO, II RICHARD SPLENDA Knlsh College Prepara tory swummg I2, College Club I2 CARMELLA SPORIO Carmve Commercscl Student Councul IO, Future Homemakers I2, volley ball I2, basketball IO 'I43 l Ze 592, ' I vi' A- 5 . Q T 4 I H l ,L T' , , . WMC' J 1 T 11 - n -' 1 Gu -- ' 1 - 1 X 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 ' 1 1 , ' 1 x fmt, N of -fe A - 7 A T Il ll i i Ofb 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' - ' 1 1 ' , . l Il ll iv ... ' Z u , ' G' 1 vs - - 1 1 - ' I I A 1 1 1 1 1 - yawn C I ' ' I J I A '. 1 1, , 'Q VL? . . . , ,f2,f If 1 1 b lf 3 I , 7 , . 1 Il II 1 ' it A RAYMOND SPRITES JUDY STEINMETZ TRUDY ANN STENGER JAMES STEVENS RAYMOND SPRITES Raymo Tech Electric Shop Band 10 11 Student Council 11 JUDY STEINMETZ Stymue College Prepara tory S Louus Mussouru 10 11 Orchestra GAA Pep Club Choir TRUDY ANN STENGER Trudy College Pre paratory JAMES STEVENS Jlm Boy Tech Machme op t ck 10 11 ROBERT STODDART Floyd Tech Mclchme Shop Student Council 12 ROBERT A STOKES o Colleae Prepara tory Natuonal Honor Socnety 11 12 College Club 12 vnce presudent Spamsh Club 11 DIANA STOOPS Dee College Preparatory Chorus 12, College Club 11, 12, wuthdrew VIRGINIA STRAKA Gmny Colleqe Prepara tory malorette 10, 11, 12, Dlav 12, Future Home makers 12, secretar,, Spamsh Club 11, volleyball 12 JUDITH STRAUSER Judy Commercial LAUREL SUTTON College Preparatory Natuonal Honor Soclety 11, 12, newspaper 11, 12, lnbrarnan 11, 12, Chorus 12, College Club 11, 12, Jumor Red Cross 10 'I44 ini ROBERT STODDART ROBERT A STOKES DIANA STOOPS VIRGINIA STRAKA JUDITH STRAUSER LAUREL SUTTON . ,Qy::i,,,,lj.-1.11, , A A' 'tmrk 753,54 , - .: A T51 , 951 ' new 1-:V ,s ' no NW I 1 5 I . 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KENNETH TRAINER DOROTHEA TSAGARIS ir, SANDY TUTTLE JOHN ULRICH 62539 GAB UNDERWOOD SHIRLEY vAvRA SUSAN TEREK ue Commercual Stuclenr Councll IO Chorus IO volleyball IO basketball IO withdrew DIXIE ANN TERRILL Terr: College Prepara tory newspaper I0 II asslstant news edntor I2 ploy I2 College Club II I2 prom JEAN THORSON Jeanne College Prepara tory yearbook productnon manager I2 play I2 newspaper II College Club II I2 Future Teach ers II vrce president I2 Swnmmmg Club I0 volley b I2 WILLIAM TOTH Pancho College Prepara tory swnmmnng II I2 College Club I2 Spams Clu II KENNETH TRAINER Crucket General DOROTHEA TSAGARIS Dottle College Pre paratory newspaper IO II news editor I2 Na honal Honor Socuety II I2 Chorus IO II I2 Gurls Ensemble IO II I2 Ooeretta II College Club II vnce president I2 Awards Commlttee II I2 prom SANDY TUTTLE Commercual volleyball I2 JOHN ULRICH Rusty College Preparatory football IO II College Club I2 ARLENE GAE UNDERWOOD Gae Commer cnc: llbrarlan I2 SHIRLEY VAVRA Shurle Commerctal I4 . 4 H32 , , ,f 3 P It 5 ,. - 1 f x .sf K Q 2 . 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STEPHEN M VERBA CHARLES VINCENZINI BARBARA VITORI EILEEN VOSS CLASS OF 1958 a blographlcal Index STEPHEN M VERBA College Preparatory as ketball manager 10 11 12 cross countrf 10 track 11 12 College Club 12 CHARLES VINCENZINI Vince Tech Electrlc Shop BARBARA VITORI Barb College Preparatory College Club 11 12 volleyball 10 basketball 12 EILEEN VOSS Vossle Commerclal Chorus 10 11 12 Girls Ensemble 11 12 Student Councul 11 vice president Dramatscs Club 11 vollevball 11 12 basketball 11 12 RUTH ANN WADDELL Ruthue Colleqe Pre CHARLES WALKER JR Cool Charley College Preparatory newspaper sales 10 11 ED WALLACE Dex College Preparatory Eluzabeth Forward Hugh School 10 11 JERRY WARD Coo Tech Auto Shoo Sen nor Councul basketball 10 WESLEY ALLAN WARD Wes Colleqe Pre paratory nd 10 11 12 Dance Band 11 Orchestra 10 12 College Club 12 Jazz Club 11 NAOMI WASHINGTON Cer: Colleqe Pre paratory newspaper sales 10 12 yearbook buss ness 12 College Club 12 Junior Classical League 11 volleyball11 12 basketball 11 46 RUTH ANN WADDELL CHARLES WALKER JR WALLACE JERRY WARD WN, ,GCN-N WESLEY A WARD NAOMI WASHINGTON 4 14' 5 xr ' A 1 L U N11 ' 'V 3 I I I - - .145 . - Y - b - , , : 3 , 11, 12: f : - --' Il ' ll 1- ' 1 Il II - , 1 1 - 1 ll . 1, 1 - -g 7 . . . '1 , , , 1 , 1 4 I ' - ' ' 1 Y , ' I l if 31 . f 1 - f-.- , c. Q f T 11 - 11 Z .2 5 paratory -- Nurses Club 11 12. Q 1 xqlvg I . w- 11 11 -4 X. X Q X :if X J an - , ' ED -T ll Il i i- . ' I I i- Il Ill 1 - i - 1 - - 11 n -' K ., ,Q - .,. ,I C - BO , , : , 12: E 'xv 1 ' , 1 J - ' b A' F4 ' - 11 - -11 vi - 5' - , 1 A '- 1 : : ' ' A 4 1 , 2 - 17' 9575 --1 52- MOLLIE WEBER CHARLOTTE WHETZEL WAYNE WHITFIELD GLENN C WILLARETH NANCY will-'AMS su 5' gn .fix RONNIE E WILLIAMS BARBARA WILSON It EVELYN M WISE JUDITH L WUERL JOANNE WILCOX CLASS OF I958 a blographlcal Index MOLLIE WEBER General wnthdrew CHARLOTTE WHETZEL Cecl Commercral Student Council IO I2 Chorus I0 'II I2 Future Homemakers II Jazz Club IO volleyball I0 II I2 basketball IO WAYNE WHITFIELD Tech Machine Shop JOANNE WILCOX Wnllne Colleqe Prepara tory Natnonal Honor Socnety II I2 play II Future Teachers II I2 College Club I2 Dramatlcs Club II GLENN C WILLARETH Wlllle Tech Electric Shop Outdoors Club I0 NANCY WILLIAMS Comercial Chorus IO II I2 Natnonal Honor Socnety II I2 Dramatncs Club II volleyball IO II I2 basketball O RONNIE E WILLIAMS Jesse General BARBARA WILSON Barb College Prepara tory yearbook section edutor I2 Student Councnl Chorus II I2 Girls Ensemble II I2 Junior Council prom handbook College Club II I2 Fu ture Teachers II I2 Jumor Classncal League I0 EVELYN MARY WISE Commercxal Junior Red Cross II volleyball II I2 basketball II JUDITH L WUERL Judy College Preparatory yearbook I2 play I2 Chorus II I2 Nurses Club II vlce presudent I2 47 B 3 1 . :Y 1 ,: ,yA,. W. I ws? - I I I I B S ' ' ' 1 ' ' 1 n TK ll 'Il ' 1 I 1 1 I II 5 . . 1 1 1 1 I l 1 . 1 ll ' ' ll - ,J I 7 . 5 f , -f 1 I I I T ff O.. 1 ' ,, . . ,, . 1 if 1, 1 . I 351225 'I' -11251-'3i'1If'f I I 2 13-. A . ,- - - I 1 I V I . I I I ' SIX . '11, . . . I W 1 :11!1m'12 f 1 1 1 Ay, . :!ff!f4'l'It2I!'1 I ' I 1 1 1 1 - W 11 11 ll H - I ba I 1, Na, I I l2: 1 1 1 1 I 1 : 2 1 7 - , . . 5 A 1 1 - I 1 I X C I, 1 . I- . . -,A v J' ' I I I . 1 M. A - I M1310 'ft 11 11 z l'hw 1' fl L 1 1.1 0 gin - 7 7 , p I 1 - c V'-af' -fig , 5,5 tw Ira: 4 Yo' uns X 'sf-M RONNIE YACAVACE AGATHA YONEK HELENE YONEK RONALD YANNAZZO CLASS OF 1958 a blog raphlcal Index RONNIE YACAVACE Apache Tech Electrlc Shop swlmmmg 10 11 12 cross country 10 11 Varslty Club 10 11 AGATHA YONEK Aggie Commercial HELENE YONEK Commerclal volleyball 10 Wlthdrew RONALD YANNAZZO Ronnie General Jumor Councul Jazz Club 11 BENTLEY YELLOWJACKSON Butch College Preparatory ex member of Band stage crew andthe class of 1958 PETER YUNKUN Petee Tech Machme Shop ROBERT ZEHER o College Preparatory football 11 12 College Club 12 DAVE ZEILER General baseball 12 NORMAN ZIMMERMAN Lum swlmmmq 12 football 10 BOB ZONDORAK Curly College Pre aratoly Stu ent Councul 10 11 12 stage crew 11 12 College Club 12 4 YE Qs.. UOWMCKSON PETER vuNKuN ROBERT ZEHER DAVE ZEILER NORMAN ZIMMERMAN BOB ZONDORAK . ' ' u Q .' X xl ii X N T , 7 0 W . - - 0 o o R i A Z I I fb? 1 9 T ll ll ' ri fc , - :W X l K , i Il ' ll it ' ' l 1 X M' B. i ll II it K v football team, National Honor Society, play cast, f I . V Q . gy. in 11 H -- i - . ,' A 1 X 1 fig! T i- IIB bil l A - l . x - ff I H 1 B l F i - Cl ' f , i ., , 1 A ' 1 if 8 ponsors F. J. Anderson - Insurance fjl Anna May's Beauty Shop Kent's Bowling Alley Baron Ford and Edsel Sales, Inc. DV- G- W- KSSSICF Dr, D. M. Boies LeDonne Construction Company Inc. Dr John Bukosky Local Unton I557 USA CO Dr G R Buser and Dr J R Buser Martun s Department Store Mauro Sales Company Pennsylvanua lndustrtal Chemucal Corporatton Mary Perktns Pleasant Hllls Motor Company Rose Flower Shop Capponu Constructuon Co D U B Charleton DDS Chuldren s Shop and Style Center Clalrton Busuness and Prolesstonal Women s u Clatrton Comrnerctal Incorporated Clatrton Laundry and Dye Works Such S Warehouse The Clanrton Progress Smte Theatre Cmaradas Esquure Shop Stokes Pharmacy Dr Eugene Cutuly Tet Nu s Dmvoburg Cool Company Trombts Bowltng Alleys Acknowledgments I Walter Wunchbug and the I958 Clatrtonnan Staff wnsh to thank the students faculty and admtnlstratnon for thenr cooperatton e wash to vonce our deep apprecuatnon In parttcular to Th as Gre Mass Suzanne Phtllnps and Mrs Jean D Cowan faculty advisers m O gg Mr John F Young and has hard workung selltng classes Mr Charles Benock and has photogrophnc know how Jeters Confechonmy all the pjeople at Edwards Brothers espectally Mr Martun Ed war s and most especuolly for the prnceless assnstance gtven Mr Jack Marshall and daughter Marty Jnmmy s Restaurant 'I49 . . . . . . ' - H I F. . . , . . . X ' ' ' ' ct b C6 tl I ' I I f .tt f II' I I , gy y A jj' qi I C , l - I - . . W - . I I . . . . Z I MJ 1... Maxine Worthy and Barbara Boozer, captains of the winning iunior and sophomore volleyball teams, respec- tively. Judy Reis captained the winning Senior Hawkers. .o:s'a'1' ' lt kg 1' Vs., XXXX ., XX X 3 E4 -f-L.. E P I L 0 G U E -6-5-4-3-2-I-Blast Off! The two top students, Emily and George, were finally delegated to the task of finding Butch a safe position Csafe for the world, that isj. After weeks of braintwisting George came up with a magnificient idea. The school maintenance men having had years of experience in working with all types of gadgets, George decided to go to 4 them for the help he needed in perfecting his gad- get. The crew which keeps school machin- ery running smoothly: standing, John Laver, head custodian Elmer Cathellp seated, Russell Smith, Wi'liam Demko. Wendy Gifford, Carmee lacovini, Pau- line Everson, Sandy McCormick, and Sheila Marcus dare their opponents to return Pauline's volleyball serve. Soon the first stage of the satellite was ready, but time was running out and the orbital placement stage was for from being completed. What to do was George's plight until Emily made a day-saving suggestion. A recent series of intramural games had singled out the best and strongest of girl basketball- ers. This heroic miss, this Diana, would be the sec- ond stage, would launch Explorer lll and Butch. With a terrific set shot that day of final com- mencement rehearsal, she sent the basketball-sized satellite whirling into orbit - with Butch. Everyone is happily ever after. Eb Z 'Q . A , , 'Q' Sheila Marcus stubbornly guards Pau line Everson in one of a series of home room basketball games. i 31357 9 'Di A 0, nt T is-j 3 g I W 5 X ig, s l' i 'I-ff 4 1 11 Q V ---1.-1 4, - d i 5 1, A 450 . , Lf? . C C' . :N X215 X, I X :. 64 O 6 xpvff x U J 4 4,f- X43 ' 5 Q , 1 6, , 'W,,,,, ' H004 ,0 ' f I 1 f 1 -nz-f ':m,,,,1 , H f ,,ru 1 qvflwu, 'e ,mmf 1. mum v N ' Acknewledgments, 149 A General Administration-Dean of Boys, 68, Dean of Girls, 68, Principal, 64, School Directors, 40, Superintendent, 41 Annual, 92-94 Art Department, 81 Attendance Officer, 101 Band, 15, 18, 36, 37, Directors, 35 Barclay, Margaret, Dean of Girls, 68 Baseball, 90, 91 Basketball, 56-61 Benack, Ben E., 35 Bertini, Richard, 35 Birch, Bruce C., Senior High Principal, 64 Board of School Directors, 40 Bohren, Karl, Superintendent of Schools, 41 Botdorf, Jennie Mae, 98 Bracken, John, Dean of Boys, 68 Bus Drivers, 32 Cafeteria, 33 Carmee, 36, 105, 150 Cheerleaders, 19 Choruses, 98-100, 54, 55 Christmas, 54, 55 1958 Clairtonian, 92-94 Clairtonian News, 65-67 College Clubs, 29 Clubs-College, 29, FHA, 21, FTA, 21, GAA, 20, Junior Classical League, 28, Junior Red Cross, 19, 55, Nurses, 20, Sophomore Dramatics, 34 Commercial Department, 88, 89 Craven, Eva, School Matron, 18 Cross Country, 46 Custodians, 150 Dances, 104, 105 Dedication, 4, 5 Directors, School District, 40 Doctor, School District, 44, 45 Dramatics, Sophomore Club, 34 Driver Training, 101 Drum Major, Dave Matz, 15 English Department, 30, 31, 95 Faculty-see department names Football, 22-27, Camp, 16, 17 Girls Athletic Association, 20 Girls' Sports, 150 Hall of Fame, 128, 129 Health Department, School District, 44, 45 Heart Hop, 105 History Department, 74, 75 Honey Bears, 16, see maiorettes Intramurals, girls, 150 Janitresses, 33 Junior Classical League, 28 Junior Council, 48 Junior Red Cross, 19, 55 Juniors, 47-53, ofticers, sponsors, Labs, 72, 73 Language Department, 80 47, Council, 48 Index Librarians, 32, 34 Library, 17, Head Librarian, 34 Maintenance Staff, 150 Maiorettes, 16. Picture identification-TOP ROW: Berneita Sarada, Audrey Voytell, Pat Matich, Marlene Grunsky, Carolyn Yacamelli, Anna Mae O'Leska. ROW 3: Elaine Laine, Donna Fisher, JoAnn Huschak, Joyce Davadick, Nola June McLead. ROW 2: Virginia Stra- ka, Carmee lacovini, Judy Cochran, Kathy Nixon. ROW 1: Rita Scapellato, Phyllis Churney, Arleen Barella. Mathematics Department, 96, 97 Matron, 18 Monks, Wilbur K., 4, 5 ldedicationl National Honor Society, 81 Newspaper, 65-67 Nixon, Janet, Head Librarian, 34 Nurses Club, 20 Nurses, School District, 44, 45 Orchestra, 35 Parents' Night, 69 Physical Education Department-boys and girls gym, swimming, health, 78, 79 Pitcairn, Cora, 81 Play, Pride and Prejudice, 42, 43 Prom, 104, 105 Public Speaking, 95 Rascati, Ernest J., School Doctor, 44, 45 Red Cross, 19, 55 Religious Education, 69 Rotili, Rutilio, 35 School Directors, 40 Science Department, 38, 39, 72, 73 Secretaries-Superintendent's staff, 41, high school, 64, 68 Senior Council, 107 Seniors, 106-148, officers, 106, sponsors, 107, Council, 107, personalities, 128, 129 Shops, 82, 83 Social Studies Department, 74, 75 Sophomore Dramatics Club, 34 Sophomores, 8-14, sponsors, 7, representatives, Steering Committee, 7 Speech, 95 Sponsors, business and professional, 76, 77, 149 Stage Crew, 18 Steering Committee, 71 Student Council, 70, 71 Summer activities, 15-17 Superintendent of Schools, Dr. Karl Bohren, 41 Swimming, 84-87 Tech Department, 82, 83 Track, 102, 103 Walker, William, Attendance Officer, 101 Wilkinsburg Game, 23 Yearbook, 92, 93, business, 94, selling classes, 94 Art Credits: Walter Winchbug and George by Priscilla Inglefield. 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