Clairton High School - Clairtonian Yearbook (Clairton, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1960 volume:

R. .1 1 X 4 f ,- f ,ig . ,- , If 1 - f v V' ,7 , ,-n,.x UP- C lillftgnlan XOXX HK xi QC60 SA 5X KRW ON X-,xx I I CL. RTOS R , , ' , ' V ,M 'LYPCSXA NXE 315 GX TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION 9 INSTRUCTION 1 8 STUDENTS 36 ATHLETICS 90 ACTIVITIES 1 14 INDEX 1 42 SPONSORS 1 44 -4 ll. 'B' 'ii ll I I ul: Asa n Main Entrance, Clairton junior-Senior High School, Fifth Street MM. SHAPE of TOMORROW The FUTURE is the big thing at Clairton High School, YVe try to emphasize it in everything we do. just look around-at our language labora- tory: at our curriculum being rcfdesigned to bring developments for the future closer to the presentg even at our inodernistit' Christmas mobiles-and you will agree that we concentrate on bringing the predictable world of toniorrow into the present. The MYSTERY of the future, the tomorrow we don't know, is symbolized in this book by the many photographs you'll find in every Inis-shape of the ordered and regular rectangle. As the class of 1960 graduates into the new decade, we look to it to play its part in removing the distortions. '4 gi' mS'2 s' Editor MARY LOU SKAPIK Copy Editor MARIA NATALI Business Managers LYNDA MORAGNE CAROL JOHNSON if 'ix First Veterans' Day, and then Thanks- giving Day, and CHS was loathe to take its vacation. The brick house on its south was moving to its north, and nobody wanted to miss this once- in-a-life-time spectacular. ,xl -Z li , I A ff, With Sam Lauderbaugh at the controls and Paul Weintraub checking, the new electronic language laboratory goes into operation. The first of its kind in Westem Pennsylvania, this Instructomatic equipment was ready for use January 26. Helping in this test run are language students Cbackb Carole Arch, Ila Marie Polutnikg Cfrontj Ronald Kunz, Nancy Orsini, and John Gongas. What do you consider our 111ost IIlCIl1Of2IlJlC event in 1959- l960? Was it the coming of Dr. Helen B. Knipp to be Director of Curriculum? Was it the continuation ol' accelerzltetl control groups emphasizing such things as only literary topics for long themes and second semester trig? XVas it the installation of the language lab with its opportunities for linguists to express and hear themselves on tape? To the sentimental among you, the absence of Senior Hall may seem the most regrettable event of the year, but to most 1959-1960: THE YEAR AT ITS MOST T Q-9 Auto racmg and sports car enthusuasts were thrxlled when Roger Ward Indlanapolls Speedway wmner was mvrted to CHS last fall by Drnver Trammg mstructor Mr john D3dOfnlHlCl espeuallyRoseanne Panza Carol D016 and Barbara Cundra The film he showed and hrs personal recommendatxons on how to drlve safely made a deep xmpressnon on the entxre audlence of you the Charlcrol hearlbrcakel was probably the most tragxc may recall Lhe house moxmg and rate lt at thc top of your lxst Sports car f.Illhll5lZiSlS would rote for Lhe XISIK of IHCIIZIIIEIPOIIS Speedway runner Roger H ard md the SZ1fCdI'1Xlllg Elm he shoued But uhateyu you choose as the mosl Ill 10101060 ue thmk you ysxll agree that the year sms one LO be chenshed by us and enyled by future studems Z6 'Y 3 Those of you who had classes on the lVaddell Avenue side v Y v. I Q Y , - I 1. 1 2 1,1 V, :V si ' f f ,LC 53i ,a we 1L' m ' sl' -'--. 1,'.,w., M... , E W'-1 i n-...Q ' -V N -s-4 +1 yy v ., - 2-,1'W'f . A '-N'. ,!i f . A f 'vrag . L- 5 - f,.f,n1,-'i,fgi 3., -WJ' , ., - A r... , nv -i 4.1.1 r- ,-fdxx Z5 x ,gil-a 3- :Pig nz. .1 H V13 ' 1 L if ,V '.ls-3,1 -I I f U - 4' 2.5! 3- i f WW, q.eKQ,ae -A W if H V 1' my. gg .f-,g,3'-.i.?-- QW 'Wm-L. .Q fx M f M is i gy 532 N M gh XJ, .,. ws -IP',,y 1 960 Administration Improved curriculum 1 960 fficers Members of the group which draws up the plans for the entire school system are: SEATED, Mrs. Madeline K. Dragan, Mrs. Sadie R. Keffer, Mr. Leonard C. Lehman, Dr. Karl Bohreng STANDING, 'W ,-. . A if sis Treasurer George J. Zdrale Secretary Sadie R- Keffef and better facilities planned for CHS by Mr. Hugh F. Mullen, solicitor. Mr. Char- les P. Lewis, Mr. George J. Zdrale, Mr. Samuel V. Capane, Dr. Joseph C. Wrob- leski. fry. fue ,gin Y, iaigiiw. Q -:mf a3'.'f.2.4 'Q .Mob 4 13 BGARD OF DIRECTORS In the creation of a full but well-balanced scholastic pro- gram, the Board of School Directors is the most important factor. Because it is a difficult task to regulate and finance the affairs of a school as large as ours, members of the board must of necessity possess a sincere interest in school problems and must be willing to devote their time unsparingly to finding solutions modern but practical. Such characteristics are pos- sessed to the very fullest exent by each of the Clairton directors. As part of their program to improve the local school system by expanding the curriculum, they have emphasized this year reading therapy, science, mathematics, and languages. The installation of the language laboratory, the extension of trigono- metry to a full year course, and the addition of new biology equipment are but outward signs of this program, of which the true value to students is immeasurable. Through the conscientious work of the Board, CHS has become a school that not only keeps abreast but expects to be out in front. Vice-President Hugh F. Mullen President Leonard C. Lehman r V K f ,. ' f 75,05 , z,-iff gg T U 1 ' , 5. lj,-L5+Q.fL pl, Dr Karl Bohren Supermtendent of Schools BS MEd EdD Unlversxty of Plttsburgh Th1s year IS the tenth of Dr Karl Bohrens servlce as Superxntendent of Cl81ftOU Schools Under h1s gu1dance the most delxcate problems and the most serlous have been dealt w1th ln ways that most benefxt the school system The educatlonal needs and deslres of the 1nd1v1dual student have been most carefully consldered The strongest way ID whxch Dr Bohren has demonstrated h1s smcere mterest 1S h1s constant effort to keep mformed on what IS new and worth wh1le ln school programs and to do h1s best to see that Clalrton gets It Our language laboratory the only one m Western Pennsyl van1a IS th1s years proof of hlS endeavors For h1s devotxon to the Improvement of our schools Dr Bohren has the apprec1at1on of all students especlally 1n th1s year whlch brought h1m great personal sorrow When superintending means trying the new Administration oflice personnel below do the important work that keeps the school system functioning smoothly. TOP: Curriculum sec- retary Miss Ruth Vinton and switchboard operator Miss Constance Sgroi. MIDDLE: Payroll secretary Mrs. Audrie Keller and Mrs. Angeline Bracken, chief of the staff as Dr. Bohren's private secretary. BOTTOM: jun- ior High secretary Miss Esther Paros and billing secretary Miss Gloria Taddeo. fi a All 4 O -.1--1 Ll .M .Lal New Administrator a boost for improvement of CURRICULUM Dr. Helen B. Knapp B.A. 1vr.A. Ph.D. Director Of CUfflCUlUm University of Pittsburgh A significant administration move in 1959 was securing the services of Dr. Helen Bachman Knipp, formerly of the University of Pittsburgh and the Read- ef's Digest staff. As Director of Curriculum and assist- ant to Dr. Bohren, this specialist in reading psychology, in the administration of placement tests, and in the teaching of foreign languages has set in motion many projects which will have long range effects on what is taught in the Clairton Schools. Besides helping many students with personal reading problems, she instituted in the first grades a radically different method of teach- ing reading which is reported to be having amazing results. Dr. Knipp is indeed welcome to Clairton. ADMINISTRATIVE HE DS One of the reasons Claxrton Hxgh School IS such a fine school IS that lt IS expertly dlrected by xts pr1nc1pal, Mr Bruce C B1rch A s1ncere ad vocate of the new accent on learnmg he has made a determlned drlve to steer the Wllllng and to prod the lazy but capable student mto arrang mg programs acutely angled at the academic Students have found Mr Blrch alert to the1r problems and eager to help solve them 1n the most advantageous way XJ Bruce C Burch A B Wlttenberg College MA Columbxa Umverslty Umverslty of Pittsburgh Mr Blrch and Mlss jane Walker who xs very active ln pubhc relatxons work for both state and national teachers orgamzatxons welcome Dr A N Addleman speaker at the Amer :can Educatlon Week program for semor hugh parents Dr Addleman was then president of the Pennsyl vama State Educatxon Assoclatlon 7 1 ff' '41 d k I 1 N 1 I R , : I 3 f ' , I , . x, Senior High Principal I A I , I .. 'fz..g. . ., 1 QC M L I Q E . , ' I ' ' u 1 V In VV 1 ' encourage acadcm1c 1I1t6If6StS A man well lrked and respected by the entlre student body rs Vxce Prlncrpal john R Bracken Besides handlmg attendance and dxsclpllnary problems, supervlsmg the cafeterla, and v1s1t1ng classrooms, he assrsts the pr1nc1pal partrcularly rn scheduhng and currlculurn study He devoted trme thrs year to lnvestlgatxng the poss1b1l1t1es for Clarrton of begmnmg an advanced standlng group 'fs John R Bracken Senior Hxgh Vlce Prmclpal A B Pennsylvanna State Unxversrty ML1tt Unwersxty of Plttsburgh if' 'ftsx Joseph C Schreck Drrector Adult and Vocatxonal Fducatlon BS Umverslty of Pxttsburgh MEd UHIVQTSIYY of Prttsburgh As D1rector of Vocatlonal Educatxon, Mr Joseph C Schreck supervlses 1ndustr1al arts whlch teaches fundamental skllls ln the use of tools and materlals, and the semor hrgh Machme Electrrc, and Auto Shops He trles to lmpress hrs boys wlth the rmportance of gettmg dxplomas now, because he knows that gamblmg on a later opportumty IS not a good bet As Dlrector of Adult Educatlon, he supervxses a faculty of thlrty flve and a nlght school enrollment of a thousand Many years back perhaps when Mr Schreck was rn Electrxc Shop Voca tional boys made thenr Chrxstmas partxes famous This year the Ma chxre Shop revxved the blg scale cel ebratlon, and ln Eddxe Blank found a perfect Santa Claus D I f is 'A . . . . . . . - . .sir-rl .V 9 r . t . . . . 'f Q . . . . 41 f- ,W la 3' Q .Q , It dv-3, .1 vp ' , f ' ., y- . A - I y . . . Z . . . , . -vk 1, . I I Q -1, 1' X V, ' ,2 i Q . ' . ' . . . ' v I ' GUID NCE DIRECTOR A modern blond-paneled office was the setting this year for each student's annual conference with Miss Margaret Barclay, Director of Guidance. Besides these personal interviews, Miss Barclay keeps seniors posted on class rank and scholarships, reminds them of testing dates, and arranges for speakers from various colleges and vocations. As super- visor of the school's testing program, she administers intelligence and the Iowa Development tests and is often asked to interpret results. Mothers of all students are invited to tea each year to meet the faculty and members of the administration Miss Barclay and Mrs Olga Kneram of the Homemakmg Department were in charge of the arrangements for the two November affairs this year Have troubles? Go to the offices for FRIE DLY AID Been absent? Need a trans cr1pt9 Mrs Mary Lou Leasure 95 greets returned absentees at her U new counter, and IS editor in chief of the daily absentee sheet Mrs Helen Mills Mr Birchs secretary, copies student records by the hundreds for prospective employers and college registrars Tracking truants, Mr William Walker has heard every excuse ever Invented someday he may Attendance officer William Walker wrlte 3 book keeps class skippers to a minimum Jw- u o i . . - 1 J , . , 1 . . . W 4 I . . , . , . s IS KEY TO RIGHT ANSWERS lg.. Min. ,Q-Q Schedule arranglng personal problems and future plans are matters Mxss Barclay dxscusses wxth sophomore Karen Morgan as she does with every student at her yearly lndlvxdual guidance conferences Offermg trmely advxce IS her favorzte pastime Q 5 Mrs Mary Louxse Leasure believes ln servxce wxth a Mrs Helen Mills kmd and conslderate receptxon helps to make smxle messengers to the Guidance Office soon leam trips to Mr Bxrchs sxde of the sen1or hlgh ofhce a pleasure . 1 ' M 4 no - X 5- f X ' 1 , Q .fA' I km Q P4 1 a 'fi' f , I 9 7' gl' I .- x . 7 Good eating from every bowl in this kitchen 4? Ham and cheese rolls, ravioli, sloppy . Joe's, pizza with meat-whatever the - menu, lunch is a nourishing and appeal- r - 4 it sky if ing meal, thanks to dietitian Mrs. Mar- W'-Z7 , - jorie Dell, a Carnegie Tech graduate, and her pleasant staff. Dieters and thin ones alike have their choice of sticky buns, coconut cream pie, three-inch high chocolate cake, crisp vegetable salads, or shimmering molded fruit ones. Stu- dents and faculty look forward to noon time with pleasure. with these SERVICES contributing 31 mn W 5 Head Custodian Elmer Cathelx fe. Marjorie P. Dell Dietitian 0 Z? a 'N I 4, Q ' J 1 Fr ' ,gm V I- ss- . , ,,-Q - xj s -. as i s 1 RY X I - r K7-13, 5 x gk :IV 1 -- Wi .7 Sandwich eaters do not realize theirs is just one of about 700 prepared each day by Mrs. Thompson, Miss Carozza, Mrs. Mill Calso the salad plannerj, Mrs. Litman, and Mrs. Matz. Undercover Work for our comfort Pumping water worth S4,718.74, generating power worth 515,705.2 1, and consuming fuel worth S20,534.47, the school's numerous machines have to be in A-1 condition. Mr. Elmer Cathell and his crew handle this important work as well as lesser tasks like fixing pencil sharpeners and window blinds, replac- ing light bulbs, and quieting noisy venti- lators. Student stay-laters know how busy the janitresses are each night clean- ing up the debris a day's learning leaves Z5 'Qi Maintenance men Russell Smith Ray Sydeski and john Laver along with night man Mike Vukovlchb have their tools handy to answer teachers calls for help S 18 1960 Instruction D ARNETT A E BASCH T BAYLES B E BENACK s J BERKMAN R A BERTINI B CERYAK C K CHRESTENSEN I D COWAN L K CRITCHFIELD P L ELKIN 'i V N FURNO D F HILL C HOFFEE A HUZINEC S JACOBS M A KAECHER DAVID ARNETT Vocatlonal Machme Shop Umverslty of Plttsburgh Callfomla State Teachers College Carnegie Institute of Technology Semor Class ANDREW E BA SCH Vocational Electrxc Shop Umverslty of Plttsburgh ELIZABETH T BAYLES Pubhc Speakmg Englxsh 12 AB Umversxty of West Vlrglma MEd Umverslty of Plttsburgh Unxverslty of London Dramatlcs BEN E BENACK Band Dlrector BA Carnegie Instltute of Technology MEd Unlversxty of Plttsburgh STANLEY J BERKMAN World Hlstory, Health Slxppery Rock State Teachers College BS Thiel College MEd Duquesne Unxversxty Head Basketball Coach, Junior Class Football RICHARD A BERTINI Assistant Band Dxrector BS Duquesne Umversxty Umversity of Plttsburgh CLAIRTON SENIOR T5- arf '5 1 BARBARA CERYAK U S Hlstory Physlcal Educatxon BS Shppery Rock State Teache Cheerleaders Gxrls Intramurals C KAY CHRESTENSEN Chemlstry BA Unlverslty of Toledo MA Umverslty of Plttsburgh CECILIA M COLLINS English 11 BS Ohlo Unlversxty MEd Duquesne Umverslty JEAN D COWAN Algebra II Math III AB Un1vers1ty of Plttsburgh rs College LAWRENCE K CRITCHFIELD Blology AB Grove Cnty College Football Track JOHN DADOMINICI Dnver Trammg BS Wxttenberg College Football PATRICIA L ELKIN French I, Spamsh I, II BA Umverslty of Plttsburgh Natxonal Honor Society VIRGINIA N FURNO French I II III AB Wilson College BS Carnegxe Instltute of Technology M Lltt University of Plttsburgh DANIEL F HILL Economxcs Math II BS Grove Clty College MEd Umverslty of Plttsburgh Basketball Student Councxl Baseball CECILIA HOFFEE English 10 11 BE Duquesne Unxverslty Jumor Class ANDREW HUZINEC US History Russian I II BA M Ed Pennsylvama State Unxverslty Natxonal Honor Socxety SAMUEL JACOBS Trlgonometry, Algebra I AB West Vxrgmxa Umversnty ME Umverslty of Plttsburgh Student Council MAY ALICE KAECHER Englxsh 8, Spamsh I BA Waynesburg College . rf - 'L A G l 1 I ,Aly L. it b A' ' x , '73-4. sa-' - - ' A A - 4 fe A J A I , X ' sf' I A . . . JV, gl ' - - t ' A I-,L I .Q J. DADOMINICI 5.3. I N . . If :gf 1' A -A 'Ea ' . . Wag, l . . Z , A 5 L W fi - A ,ff 'ws yi Y HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY OLGA C. KNERAM Homemaking BS Indiana State Teachers College MARY LOU KRUPPA English 10 Joumalism BS Calxfomla State Teachers College Newspaper Publicity GRACE M LACEY US History Problems of Democracy AB Beaver College MA University of Plttsburgh Senior Class N ORMA C LEWIS General Business Business Law Principles of Sellmg Retail Selling BS University of Plttsburgh Yearbook Subscrlptlons Commercial Club PAUL FRANK LEWIS Physics Semor Science B S Calxfomla State Teachers College M Lltt University of Pittsburgh MARTHA R MAROVICH Office and Clerical Practice Shorthand I BS Indiana State Teachers College Junior Red Cross GEORGE MATICH Biology US History BS University of Pittsburgh Head Baseball Coach Football DANIEL C. McCORMICK Industrial Arts BS Calxfomxa State Teachers College LUCILLE MILLS Shorthand I II Transcription BS University of Pittsburgh JUNE MORGAN World History BA MA University of Pittsburgh JOYCE H MRKONIC German I II US History BA Seton Hill College Nurses Club JANET H NIXON Librarian AB Wilson College BS Camegie Institute of Technology M Litt University of Pittsburgh Librarians AMELIA R OPACIC English 11 12 AB M Litt University of Pittsburgh Semor Class FRANCES G ORTNER Typing I Bookkeeping II Elective Typing BS MEd Duquesne University Indiana State Teachers College CHARLES C. PATTON Plane and Solid Geometry B.S. Geneva College M.S. Pennsylvania State University Senior Class SUZANNE PHILLIPS Journalism English 11 AB University of Pittsburgh Yearbook SYLVAN M PINTO Speech 10 BS Califomia State Teachers College Pep Club CO RA PITCAIRN Supervisor of Art B A M A Carnegie Institute of Technology EDWARD J PORTER Swimming BS Slippery Rock State Teachers College M Ed University of Pittsburgh JOSEPHINE V ROTILI Music 7 8 9 Sr High Choral Groups BS Pennsylvania State University MFA Camegle Institute of Technology Activities Treasurer 0 C KNERAM M L KRD-PPA G M LACEY C LEWIS F LEWIS R MAROVICH MATICH C McCORMICK 2, MD MILLS MORGAN MRKONIC NIXON OPACIC ORTNER C PATTON PHILLIPS M PINTO PITCAIRN J PORTER V ROTILI . .I ' I ' A4A7 -QQ ' A- 1 iylr may . nl ' : . I . . . , . . ffl ' t IA U32 f - 5 T W fi ff i' ' .., N- gg J 5 A C X. . ' bl V Q A at I CV N' ' '71 ' f I 'v if r V P. . G. ' D. . ggfgg srva f A I , fi I -if -' V J- ' ., ff ', . . f f J- H- , . ll J . H. .J f f A. R. 'ii' A we 5 if 5 Ziff, fi I I if . S, .4 J A 1 s. . 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CLAIRTO RUTILIO ROTILI Dnrector of Instrumental Music St Cecxlxa Academy NY Umversxty of Plttsburgh Orchestra MARY RYAN Spanlsh II III IV B A Geneva College M E Umversxty of Plttsburgh JOHN W SNIZIK G m SWl1'T1ITl1D Y g B S Slippery Rock State Teachers College MEd Umversxty of Plttsburgh Faculty Manager Athletlcs NICK M SOICH Bxology BS MEd Unxverslty of P1ttsburgh Head Cross Country Coach MARY C STOKES World History BA Unlversxty of Plttsburgh ANGELINE TAIT Engllsh 10 A B Grove Clty College M Lltt Umverslty of Plttsburgh Sophomore Class Aw lk V KW Q Q R ROTILI M RYAN M C STOKES TAIT J P WALKER E WILL HIGH FACULTY MAR K TINGLE Wocatxonal Auto Shop Unlversxty of Plttsburgh ALBERTA M TRIMBLE Buslness Math Typmg II BS MEd Umverslty of Plttsburgh LAURA VIDNOVIC Health US Hlstory BA MEd Umverslty of Plttsburgh JANE P WALKER College Algebra Algebra II AB M Lxtt Unlversxty of Plttsburgh Math Club Future Teachers of Amerxca EMMA WILL Latm I II III Enghsh 10 BA Thlel College M Lxtt Umverslty of Plttsburgh HELEN D WILSON Englxsh 12 AB MEd Umversxty of Plttsburgh THOMAS G YAKSICK Mechanlcal Drawmg BS Calxforma State Teachers College -I I Qc. Qs k N J W SNIZIK N M SOICH M TINGLE L H VIDNOVIC H D WILSON T G YAKSICK Steammg coffee and fancy doughnuts for Messrs Smz1k Pmto Lewxs and D3dOXTl1nlCl after meetmg guests at Educatlon Week 1 On cafeterla duty I'-lV9 days a week Mlss Ortner and Mrs Lacey make sure that stu dents obey the courtesy code ' 7 0 4 ,I 28 're I I M :Z QW-f ' ' -tx I . K v,,, 'it I ' Q , 'I x ,av y , j QF 5' , . ff! - F ff ' , ' 5 . I n . L S' I l f K? T, A A r L A 'li-.525 Ei? I A I '. In the women's faculty room for a free period, Mrs. Vidnovic, Junior High homemaking teacher Mrs. Patricia Birk, and Miss Kaecher may be comparing notes on some student's grades. Whatever, it was serious. .JIQH 41 'S SP 'fi 1'v- - Ae v.. 4 lui.-ru. i l P-1 'Z ll F0 5 U. B 0 o 'VI o. W le 'N o '1 B o o. 0 1 5 :T :s UQ c D UQ 0 FV 0 DJ O :- 0 I KD 5. U3 75 -1 W : D :1 o. 5. 'D Mrkonic, perhaps after one of those late sessions in the new language laboratory learning to operate the equipment or making another tape. MORE than just teaching Two of the nicest things about the Machine Shop's big Christmas celebration were the packages Mr. Arnett found under the tree for himself and Mr. Schreck. -6' At this fall tea for Senior Mothers, sophomore history teacher Miss Morgan poured, but the next day she would be free to chat with mothers of her own students. EW TWISTS in the Language Department Greetings in four languages to the electronic language laboratory with its dials, pushbuttons, and earphones! The purpose of this new equip- ment is to aid the student in speaking the language he studies and in understanding the spoken word. Its installation was made possible by the National Defense Act which provides that the government pay half the cost of im- provements for teaching languages. Beginning in January, students listened to recorded voices of native speakers, recorded their own voices, heard them played back, and had their pronun- ciation errors pointed out. Teachers had to master the operation of the intricate control panels and spend much time making their own tapes since not enough commercial material is yet available. They felt like true pioneers. ' '91-. is- ' 1 1 lil' . ' German students Sandra Briggs and jim Lewis seem to have their Senor Tom Bench m the serape Naoml LaBrOSse and Judy own ideas about just how a language lab should be together put .7 Al The 28 sound-proof booths are equipped Kathleen Hrabosky is hearing French verb conjugations. joan Mcllvried evidently knows with earphones, dials, and micro phones. this one, the present conditional, but Dick Metzler just possibly may need some help. Latin students Ray Clarke and Tim Harrison receive a culture background lesson on Italia by Wanda Pascoe. VC? i 'X A Linda Wilson dons the bearskin dunce cap to sing because Russian stu- dents Pete Semonick and Carmen Arnoni caught an error in her answer LAY O , MACDUFF, and learn our OCABULARY From Shakespeare to Robert Frost, Ben Franklin to Thomas Hardy, CHS English classes try the literary pulse of their native land and of their world. They strengthen their native heartbeat through writing, gram- mar exercises, speech making, and panel discussions- all to better their use and understanding of words, words, words. TOP: Seniors Arlene Barella and Bill Whitworth meet Good Queen Bess through facts reviewed by Eileen Mack. MIDDLE: right, Sophomore janet Goodman uses Tony D'Imperio it -5 i g 'S to help show how handy a food if 3 chopper can be as she gives her 'A' 4+ YYY' ' ' fr? . demonstration speech. Left, In the i '-'f i library, the seniors' best friend as . they begin their investigative themes, Karen Fields shows Ken Willareth aircraft references in the vertical file. RIGHT: Only quick thinkers and good conversationalists like Dan Mc- Cann, Nancy McNew, Russ Thomp- son, Felicia Matola, Cliff Hellard, and Mary Ellen Emph can make a success of a book review panel like this in English 11. 'Qtr ,I ABOVE: left, Senior Vicki Billy dictates Economics notes to Charles DeBellis, Ron Galloway, George Zdrale, and Carol Doban. Right, Sophomore Diane Yates and surprised Keith Sherman are confronted with one of their frequent World History vocabulary tests. LEFT: Outside the Public Library polls, senior POD students brush up on election laws with student teacher Mr. William Hershiser from California Teachers. BELOW: United States History stu- dents Mary Lou Simms and Marlehe Churney have discovered something newsworthy about New Mexico in 5 their current event papers. Social Studies ----- thc PRESE through thc PA T To be well acquainted with the past is to be well prepared for the future. CHS Social Studies students hrst explore the history of the world. Then they study the place of America in that history, the way the laws and institutions they know as American came to be, and the methods for meeting problems which face young citizens in a challenged democracy. Through weekly study of a current events magazine, they keep well in- formed about persons and places in today's news. isa PRIME FACTOR In this age of space and speed, the always-important un- known X has become all-important. T find its sometimes well- hidden identity, CHS students use general math, algebra, geo- metry, triginometry, and slide rules, a new skill acquired this year. They participate in national tests to try their methods of finding the mysterious Mr. X in competition with other high school students. TOP: College Algebra student Carl Blackburn checks out Judy JeEers as she practices her newly leamed Algebra II graph drawing technique. MIDDLE: Trigonometry students Lee Weber and Merry Jo Gilmore think they have found Donna Fisher's error in proving the Law of Sines. RIGHT: Bill Frank is designing his own original pattem as geometry students Kay Whetsel and Regis Straka pass judgment on the others. FF? 'ff-.tv ,Y, S n The SCIENCES at thc-1r EWEST and BE T TOP Even gxrls may come up wlth an Important new IS covery nf they re Betty Grocott Rnta Gecan Donna Fxsher and Judy Chalmers wxth a few chemxcals and a double period MIDDLE Tom Plamch Bob Campbell Walter Jones any one of the three or all three?-m thus frog and these scapels may find a taste for future medxcal probmgs RIGHT Skeptlcs lllce Mxke D1Carlo who doubts Ron Mal lozzl and Carol Dreschler on the safety of thls statxc producer are a necessary balance ln the Held of research Wxth newly furn1shed blO1Ogy rooms added to the stlll new chemlstry and physlcs laboratorles, the Sclence Department IS equlpped to gxve CHS students the best ln sclentxiic tramlng More ammal speclmens for dls sectmg, a spectroscope for the physlcs lab addltlonal materlals for chemxstry expense has not been spared ln the effort to awaken student mterest m a field where Amerlca needs to find so many Wlth lmagmatlon as well as abxllty a u Q 7 ' c .vx ' ,I I 2. A A' ' V d'- I l I ,,-.1 ALL ADD IH the Commercual Department Take a letter cut a stencll figure thxs dlscount type thxs contract are requests al ready famlllar to Commerclals They add up to the skrlls necessary for tomorrows secretar1es and bookkeepers As soon as tomorrow many of them w1ll be fortunate enough to have good jobs or at least very good prospects CHS commercxal graduates are always IH demand ,Ruff A I L Wxth Jo Ann Huschak observm Emrly Plamch runs the comptometer one of the calculatmg and dupllcatmg machmes Office Practlce semors learn to use XX ' X .E 'lf A fp X . 4' 'D V , E 6 UP e ,V .x ,XI ' ---- 1 . , . ,, - . ' , fn EPWG CYCI-5 or so ' rn: aooKKE c 1.,CLQslNG li' F.. gt sam-.1144 ...n Q..-4-4.-no--'f ' c'lr..rM ggcollomli IUSINESS rnmsurnous JOURNAL N THE JOURNAL rosrmc JOVRNM- curmzs 'ro rm: Lzncsn LEDGER AND YH! FIGURES rurunwc A mln uuncc now Tv: Lznczn Shorthand lS a forexgn language vuth a strange alphabet whxch pretty future secretarles hke Nancy Fxlewxch Carol Ann Bekavac and jean Gazda must learn to master ...gQ'2 ' ' A :A,,,u.lG'T::,M,,.g,A -.V -- ' ' '.ALf,gLl0G5'u?mM-.ALNUCI gi .-, rf .aa rw-w ', 'I C 'W-1-MA: LEDQER p.1us-r1NG pos1nNG l To ,:::: H 5 Tm: CLOSWG num! onbmc at pnmzs IN C-096 95.1 mms mm FIIANCIAL TH YOU THE E FAR LEFT College Prep students hke Joyce Ward Joe Frenock David Samuels and Dxane Campbell eagerly take advantage of Electlve Typmg The classes are always full LEFT The adding machme oper ated by Mxldred Gombar and the detaxled chart bemg consulted by Sally Medvldovlch are valuable work a1ds to bookkeepmg classes ?- ...rj K2' clourfo V Ds La When the Sellmg Class takes over t e fall yearbook subscrnptlon campaxgn students work first to overcome the shyness before an audlence whrch Marlene Olesky demonstrates here f in A wo ' Y f ' , 4' :E l I . , I ' z . . - l ., - - -ya -P I - 41 IO' le , y lg: n 'ill 1 5 lfll z, , Auto Shop boys Tom Hewitt Paul Bxles and Steve Dzubay Popp and Dorothy POZlV18k return with Mr Dadommicx Wheels are IT 1n Shop and Dnver Tra1n1ng You drive 1t, well tix lt a deal Tech boys might have made Wlth Mr D3dOfI11H1C1S novlce drivers' They would have enjoyed working on that new dual control red Pontiac, as the rest of us enjoyed thelr Santa Claus, Chrlstmas tree, and beautifully decorated dance CENTER Doorbells buzzers and saws are explained to grade school students by Electric Shop boys Steve Pavlik James Lang Dick Smith and Larry Jolhffe Directed by Mr Basch and Mr Bracken in this project the boys also pre fabricated work kits repaired tools RIGHT Lathes and drill presses are whxrrmg as Mach1neShop students concentrate on mastering preclslon tool and die techniques. .M Checking the workmanship on this newly rebuilt V-8 engine are New driver licenses in their wallets elated Frances Zumbo Jane . . l , , I . . . . ., . . . , t . y y . . y G . . . Y Q9 s., .X 14h NI ,-.1 I TOP rxght Substitute teacher Mrs Lorrame Watkms bathe her 8 month old CflSSy to show a jr Hlgh home ec class how TOP left Only crumbs of thls freshly baked nutbread for Margaretta Phlllxps Carol Stoddart and Rose Marne Herrxng ABOVE The openmg steps Emily Plamch makes sure her pattern IS pmned just so vnhxle Paula Plcl-cermg cuts hers RIGHT Slnlled seamstresses lxke Bewerly Hoffman Dorothy Pozxwak and Judy Pxerosh can whlp up a frock ln nothmg flat , x bathe bake, or baste 1fS Worth wh1lc 1n OMEMAKI Home IS the heart of the Amerlcan Way of Llfe To perpetuate the kmd of life we want ln Amerlca we must make home a happy, warm, secure place to be Attractlve surroundmgs well prepared food and har monlous famlly relatlonshxps combme to make a house a home The Homemakmg Department alms 1tS three phase course at thls goal ll T if 'O 1 'N I I 1 ' r L H ' ' R. ,A 2 . . . ' ln in 'a -X- , A 9 ,B ut g ' X 3 -0 . - 1 fu' Y f 3 W I I 1 r FITNESS 1ts how and Wh m Phys1c:al Educatlon New faces m g1rls gym classes thls year belonged to M1ss Beverly F1tzpatr1ck and M1ss Barbara Wxlson, student teachers from Sllppery Rock State Teachers College, who helped M1ss Ceryak mstruct ln basketball volleyball, and keeplng gym shoes clean Mr Berkman s and Mrs V1dnov1cs sophomore Health courses were made only one semester long, wlth classes meetmg five, Student teacher Mxss Beverly Fltzpatrxck wnth uprrght Jackle ABOVE Donna Davxs Arlene Newman Ten Logue and Glorxa Mxlhalko check 1n wxth matron Mrs Freda Markley RIGHT Pete Scarano grves Bob Cola first ard m a Health class demon stratxon BELOW W1t'1 these push ups Mr Smzrk buxlds muscles for Howard Urbamk and Rlchard Smrths gym class 3' ' L 7 5 9 ' I . l iv . . , . Y ' 7 . . , father than three, times 3 Week- Pavlack, Ila Polutnik, handwalkers Sue Ross and Adele Henning . - . 725,- U N. C4 X bs 1 ABOVE: top-Sandy Zoltun and Kathy Cranisky study the intricate mechanisms of Audio-Visual's movie projector. ABOVE: bottom-Focusing the film slide projector is one technique Jim HiPSky and Jack Miller master in A-V class. RIGHT: Mixing paint becomes a community project for art students Brenda Blower, Karen Gibson, and Gary Podlesnik. In Art and Audio-Visual PICTURES are all N6 i if.. ......, ' .f- In new Audio-Visual headquarters in a former Homemaking room, Mr. Ernest De-Sue teaches his pupils to operate movie and film strip projectors, and tape recorders. While they learn to exhibit others' creations, art students create their own. Besides helping develop their talent, Miss Pitcairn stresses art appreciation and enlists their help with program covers for school events. ,ri 35 1 960 Students :hr ef CLASS SPONSORS Standlng Mr Davxd Arnett Mr Charles Patton seated Mrs Grace Lacey Mlss Amelxa Opacxc OFFICERS Presldent joe Ancrxle vlce- presxdent Jxm Schultz secretary Mary Lou Skapxk treasurer Stephanle Grunsky W1th fondest rccollccnons and h1ghcst hopes Well sen1ors, we made lt' All our apprehensxons as sopho mores, shortcommgs as Junlors and trmmphs as sen1ors are over As graduat1on approaches, at least some of us are not wlthout regrets Well remember always what would have been semor hall and whenever 104 IS ment1oned we shall ecstatlcally recall our extra credlt projects handicap themes and mult1paged book reports Well never be able to forget the nods of approval Mr Lewxss ultra conservatlve t1es occasloned If ever we neglect to celebrate St PatflCkS Day or Groundhog Day unfalthful to our Chemlstry Class Code we shall feel guxlty For a txme we may need much self control to remam seated when we hear a bell and to refram from groamng whenever the he1nous words combmatlon lock are ment1oned Although the words patr1c1an and v1ctory w1ll be espec1ally abhorred by us, lf we hltch our wagons to the blggest and brlghtest stars m the ZOd18C the world wlll be ours We say now that these thmgs are so deeply rooted we shall never forget them but ten or twenty years from now our recall may not be so clear Well need pxctures and descr1pt1ons to remmd us ThlS book IS the answer to that problem It IS our semor year I . I 1 , , . W kwa K .i 1 . . I . ,?, -ag . . . v r' , . - J . . . . . 6 ., ' .X K, . 1 ' , 3 ' ' sc - va ' - , , - 7 1. . ' I g . , - . . . i K K . , . ' 7 ff , ' f' x - , I - ss ' ' as ' U ' ' 7? 66 ' 77 ' ' : , . v - 9 v - ' ' . . . 1 ' , . . 7 , . . . . SENIOR COUNCIL-TOP ROW: Judy Chalmers, Cecelia Casaldi, Judy Pierosh, Carol Johnson, Janet Zoltun, Maria Natali, Janet Buck, Linda Pollock, Pat Donahue. ROW 1: Frank Guenther, Paul Voelkel, Walter Buchleitner, Jim George, Don Salvino, Don Chiap- petta. ABSENT: John Paoletti, Charles Pascoe, Allen Lancaster. THE CLASS OF 1960 graduates into EW DECADE Allen Lancaster and Walter Buchleit- ner are a big help when Judy Chalm- ers tries to choose between senior an- nouncement styles. That artistic blackboard ad makes Nancy Seach unable to resist Senior Council ticket salesmen Pat Donahue and Don Salvino. iw-Q, CARL ABRASHEFF ,f 13 WAYNE ACHTZEHN SMILES A FEW REGRETS as We ICVICW our SENIOR YEAR JOE ALCORN L i- th: ALAN AMBROSE JOSEPH ANCRILE if I' MARA BARICH DIANA L BARKO CARL ABRASHEFF Coo-College Prep Football 1011 12 chorus 11 basketball 10 Varslty Club 11 12 WAYNE ACHTZEHN Atch College Prep Student Council 11 JOE ALCORN Moe Roe-General ALAN AMBROSE-Al College Prep Chorus 10 JOSEPH ANCRILE-Crll College Prep Presldent Semor Class Steermg Commxttee 12 yearbook sports edxtor 12 Honor Soclety 11 12 rxng committee 11 newspaper 11 12 11brar1an 11 Student Councll 10 basketball 1011 Pep Club v1ce presldent 11 12 Math Club 12 Jr Classlcal League treasurer 10 WILLIAM ANDREWS Wlld B111 Tech Auto Steer mg Committee 12 RICHARD BAHORICH Rock Tech Electrlc GERALD BAKER JR Jerry Tech Electrxc ARLENE BARELLA Commerclal Majorette 10 11 12 yearbook photography coordinator 12 treasurer Jumor Class ring commlttee 11 handbook edltor 11 Student Councll 10 Pep Club 11 12 Commerclal Club MARA BARICH Mxss B-Commercial Honor So clety 1112 l1brar1an 11 yearbook sol1c1tor 11 Pep Club 12 is Y my ' 5 A V , X I x 1 Q, S' s, . Q' 'ip 'C' O x , H X, 1 , I? wi . .ff 1?-ii? f -i4i5n 'xw2':f 1 . 1. UU' L1 11:1 .' u ' M, 5. if L1ii .'is.r i :1l A '1Q',Qi,,.f X 5 ll- 1 lf: Q A 725553 ' X . A - -. If5i:I'a'2i -'i . .- 1 y I I 9 a - . . u 9 5 5 1 Q 5 r 5 S 3 y l ' 1 3 5 . . , U'-'T W Q X T - 1 9 V 5 S fl 9 r 1 ' 9 , s C 12. ' 5 , 9 s ' , if ,., K - -f Rn is WILLIAM ANDREWS RICHARD BAHORICI-I GERALD BAKER JR Q-I RAY BARTOLLI LENNY BAUGHMAN DIANA L BARKO Dlane-Commerclal Chorus 10 11 Jr Red Cross ll 12 Ol:f1C18lS Club 12 Pep Club 11 RAY BARTOLLI Bart General LENNY BAUGHMAN Len College Prep Sergeant at arms Student Councll 12 chorus 10 basketball baseball 10 11 12 Varsxty Club 11 12 Dramatlcs Club MARIAN J BEDELL-Blondle-General Jr Red Cross 10 CAROL ANN BEKAVAC Becky-Commerclal Ma Jorette 11 12 vlce presldent Junlor Class rmg com mlttee 11 handbook 11 hbrary typlst 12 chorus 10 Jr Red Cross 1012 Pep Club 12 Commercxal Club 12 CAROL BENEDETTO College Prep Yearbook 12 Student Councll 11 newspaper reporter salesman 11 jr Red Cross 10 11 secretary 12 Future Homemakers 11 12 Pep Club sergeant at arms 1112 BILL BENNETT Blck College Prep Student Coun c11 1011 v1cepres1dent 12 Steermg Cornmlttee 12 plannlng commlttee 10 football 10 1112 baseball ll 12 basketball 10 Varslty Club 11 12 Pep Club 11 12 Math Club 12 Jr Classlcal League 10 GERALD BERCHOK jerry Tech Machlne PAUL BILES--Ace-Tech Auto MAR IAN J BEDELL ilu. g Q53 CAROL BENEDETTO W-.. GERALD BERCHOK ARLENE BARELLA CAROL ANN BEKAVAC fi 6--. BILL BENNETT BR g, it PAUL BILES 4 1 4- 1 A.. ' -, 1 I 4 X : 1 A lb .' lf a I ' xxx Dramatics Club 10., l , , 5 - .. , P ' , 'N' - M . - ,,,,. C by - ' s : , f 'M' 'C'- 10. .. ' .. ' - V ..' f . 1 5 , , 3 , A Semors 1960 11 Nuns BRENDA J BLOWER BOB BRUNDAGE 42 VICKI BILLY 6 ktuv-Y. ' me 'lift Clif' THOMAS BOEHM DAN BRYSH VICKI BILLY College Prep Chorus 101112 year book busmess 10 11 asslstant sectlon edltor 12 hbrar 1an 101112 student Councll 1011 newspaper sales 10 Pep Club secretary 1112 Nurses Club 12 GAA 10 treasurer 11 Jr Classlcal League 10 CONSTANCE BINDRIM Conme-Commercxal Ma Jorette 12 Pep Club 1112 ROBERT O BISTLE-Bob-College Prep CARL BLACKBURN Blackle College Prep News paper sports 10 11 12 yearbook 12 cross country man ager 101112 track 11 12 swlmmmg 10 Pep Club 11 12 Varsxty Club 11 12 Math Club 12 Dramatrcs Club SAUN DRA R BLAKE-Sandy-Commercxal Llbrarlan 12 Pep Club 12 BRENDA JOYCE BLOWER Commercxal Commer c1al Club 12 THOMAS E BOEHM Edward General BARBARA R BOOZER Bobby Commerclal News paper sales 10 Pep Club 11 PAUL E BRATTON General Chorus 1112 MARGARET THERESA BRENNER Margle-Com mercxal Chorus 1011 12 newspaper reporter 1112 '11 BARBARA BOOZER PAUL E BRATTON WALTER BUCHLEITNER JANET BUCK -1 ' q , - 1 1 9 1 9 1 ' 7 7 5 7 2 1 1 Q 1 1 S - - 5 1 - 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 I 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 Q . M YM . - Q . , 1 . , . . 1 1 1 7 Y ' 1 f '. I J ':5 A 1 V N 1 ' - lx, ' 2 ' ? N ,. 1 V , 'fy ' A Qu v- 1 L-.111 . 'H' p . . ,f , it pm, Hifi' 2 1 if ' 51, 1 A 1 ki -1 ' . s.s2g1f. A ', gtg -irjxjgf 1 gffxiifmu . 1 '. 5. - 1,1 J M gf 1.1 ,X - . ...W 43,1 My 1 325312 1 .fw .- xii? 1 filw rv A' 'af f,.G,, ,',.':vg,-rx. fffifaff T-'1 wwf' x , .a::13:,14vwg' .xv fiwfi - . Aa ww, J, .ami-fi '. C. ' , , Student Council 10,115 Commercial Club 125 Pep Club 115 Jr. Red Cross 10. SANDRA JEAN BRIGGS-Cookie-College Prep. Band 10,11,125 orchestra 10,115 Nurses Club 125 Offi- cials Club 125 Pep Club 11,125 Dramatics Club 10. DONALD BRITTON-Don-General. Golf 115 swim- ming 10. MELVIN BROWN--Rev-General. Boys Quartet 10, 115 chorus 105 track 10,11. BOB BRUNDAGE-General. Baseball 10,11,12. DAN BRYSH-Mush-College Prep. Junior Councilg prom 115 golf 11,125 basketball 10. WALTER BUCHLEITNER - Wally - College Prep. Senior Councilg Junior Councilgt Student Council 10. JANET BUCK-College Prep Senior Council' Student Council 11 Jr Red Cross 11 12 Pep Club 11 12 MAUREEN CAIN Mo-Commercial Pep Club 11 12 Jr Red Cross secretary 10 MARIE A CALABRO Commercial Chorus 11 Pep Club 11 12 Jr Red Cross 10 11 DIANE CAMPBELL-College Prep Chorus 1011 12 JANET LOUISE CAMPBELL'-College Prep Band 10 11 12 Nurses Club president 12 CONSTANCE BINDRIM CARL BLACKBURN MARGARET BRENNER SANDRA J BRIGGS DONALD BRITTON X .evil MAUREEN CAIN MARIE A CALABRO DIANE CAMPBELL ROBERT O. BISTLE SAUNDRA R BLAKE MELVIN BROWN JANET CAMPBELL 43 - 1 Q 1 - 1 s 1 ' Di I .1 l , 5 5 . . ' Q . . , . s 1 - 1 - . , , . 1 1 i - I 5 , 5- 'F' sz- . E 1 X tw . v V' 'ft .5 K , ,Q , ,XR , H , Ji- News A , I f fvff H r '. --' , , . , ' ,-:ig ' '. ..v'i?'4 'U1 ROSETTA CARCAISE CECELIA CASALDI 1958 LOSS TO JEFFERSON A MERE 287 YVONNE E CERYAK l. JUDITH CHALMERS PATRICIA CHASKO 'B' BLOND COCHRAN PATRICIA ANN COLA ROSETTA CARCAISE-Rose Commerc1al Chorus 10 1112 Glrls Ensemble 12 Pep Club 12 CECELIA CASALDI Cel College Prep Semor Councrl chorus 10 1112 Glrls Ensemble 12 yearbook gxrls sport 12 Pep Club 1112 Off:lC1alS Club 12 YVONNE ELAINE CERYAK Laney Commerc1al Chorus 10 11 12 Jr Red Cross 101112 Pep Club 11 12 Aud1oV1sual Club 12 JUDITHA CHALMERS Judy College Prep Semor Councll orchestra 10 11 12 band 10 11 Future Teach ers 12 Pep Club 12 OfflCl8lS Club 12 GAA 1011 Dramatlcs Club treasurer 10 PATRICIA CHASKO Pat Commercial Pep Club DON CHIAPPETTA Chlp College Prep Senlor Councll Student Council 10 11 chorus 10 Math Club 12 Pep Club 11 Dramatxcs Club 10 CHARLOTTE CHOCKLAN Cookie Commerc1al Cheerleader 1112 Honor Soclety 11 12 yearbook 12 Jumor Councll newspaper 10 Pep Club 11 12 Jr Red Cross 12 SALLY A CLAPSADDLE-Sal General JOHN CLAWSON Tut Tech Auto BLOND COCHRAN Dmo-College Prep . 9 'B 6- lcft only half of us Q '5 ', 5 ' 4 l 5 .y 12. 1 in ' I i Q, ' ':, y 5 y 5 , s - 5 1' DON CHIAPPETTA CHARLOTTE CHOCKLAN SAM COLONNA MARTHA CONAWAY PATRICIA ANN COLA Pat College Prep Treas urer Student Councll 12 chorus 11 12 newspaper sales 11 Pep Club 1112 Future Teachers 11 SAM COLONNA Tech Machme MARTHA E CONAWAY Shrlmp-Commerclal SHEILA CONLON Commerclal Pep Club 11 12 MARY ANN COTTONE-Mare-Commercxal Stu dent Councll 10 awards comm1ttee10 Commercxal Club 12 GAA 11 Pep Club 11 ANNETTE COWAN-College Prep Newspaper sales reporter 10 11 co edltor 12 Honor Soclety 11 12 lxbrar lan 10 12 secretary Jumor Class prom rmg commlttees 11 Math Club 12 Pep Club 11 12 Future Homemakers 1112 GAA 11 Jr Classlcal League 10 LYNN CRAWFORD-College Prep Student Councll 11 12 Honor Socxety ll treasurer 12 CHS Bear 12 llbrarlan 101112 yearbook busmess 11 sectlon co- edltor busmess 12 newspaper sales 10 reporter 1012 band 1011 Steerlng Commlttee 10 Pep Club 11 12 GAA 11, Future Homemakers 11, Dramatlcs Club GEORGE D CULMER Georgle-Tech Electrxc BARBARA CUNDRA Barb Commerclal Honor Socxety 11,12 newspaper sales 10, reporter typxst 12 Student Councll 10,1l, Pep Club 11,12, Commerclal Club 12 SALLY CLAPSADDLE JOHN CLAWSON SHEILA CONLON MARY ANN COTTONE ANNETTE COWAN LYNN CRAWFORD GEORGE CULMER BARBARA CUNDRA 45 'll - 9 , , l I ,ug V, ' S , ' -A X . .:i' ,ggi it 0 1.4 um- I . 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S s 9 3 'N' , 5 ' 9 , 9 ' U' , 10- c as ' s , ' s Scmors 1960 JOAN CUTULY DANIEL J DE BOR JEANNETTE DEMIDIO VIVIAN EAST 46 A is 4-0 JOYCE EIFLER JOAN CUTULY College Prep Newspaper sales re porter 1011 co edltor 12 llbrarlan 1011 12, Student Councll 1011 yearbook busmess 10 Math Club secre tary 12 Pep Club 11 12 Future Homemakers secretary 11 12 Jr Classlcal League 10 PAUL J DABALDO College Prep Chorus 10 Octet 10 Math Club 12 CHRISTINE DANKO Chrls-College Prep Honor Soclety 11 12 Pep Club 1112 Nurses Club 12 DAVID E DAVIS Dave-College Prep CHARLES DE BELLIS Sonny College Prep Foot ball 10 baseball 10 DANIEL J DE BOR Dangerous Dan Tech Machme JEANNETTE A DEMIDIO Jean College Prep Nurses Club 12 Math Club 12 Jr Red Cross 10 MICHAEL DI CARLO Duck College Prep Football 10 1112 track 11 12 baseball 10 Varslty Club 1112 Pep Club 12 Dramatlcs Club pres1dent 10 HELEN DICK-Commerclal Chorus 101112 llbrar lan 10 11 Pep Club 12 CAROLE J DOBAN Commerclal Pep Club 1112 PATRICIA DONAHUE-Pattle-Commerclal Semor Council Pep Club 11 12 MICHAEL DI CARLO HELEN DICK JOHN ELDER THOMAS ELDER ... u , - . a a ' ' 5 l - 1 7 I 3 y S . - . 5 ' , : , 9 . ,f T T . , w- Chorus 10,11,12g Honor Society 11,129 Pep Club 11,123 , , 5 , 9 3 ' , s ' ' s 2 5 . ' n it . n , l CAROL DRECHSLER College Prep Student Councll 1012 cheerleader 1112 Honor Soclety 1112 chorus 10 11 12 Glrls Ensemble 12 Jumor Councll Pep Club 11 12 Future Homemakers 11 12 Nurses Club 12 GAA 11 Jr Red Cross 10 STEPHEN F DZUBAY Duce-Tech Auto Track 10 VIVIAN EAST Vxv Commerclal JOYCE EIFLER Commercial JOHN ELDER Jack College Prep Student Councll 12 stage crew 11 12 swlmmmg 10 11 12 Varslty Club 1112 Pep Club 12 THOMAS ELDER T College Prep Football 1011 12 track 1011 12 chorus 10 ARNOLD EVERSON Peaches College Prep Foot ball 10 KAREN LOUISE FIELDS General Pep Club 11 12 Jr Red Cross 10 JOANN FILAKOUSKY Joe-Commercial Yearbook sales 12 NANCY FILEWICH Commercxal Yearbook typlst 12 Pep Club 11 12 Commerclal Club 12 Jr Red Cross CAROLE J DOBAN PATRICIA DONAHUE ARNOLD EVERSON KAREN L FIELDS I 'A PAUL J DABALDO kr 54: DAVID E DAVIS CAROL DRECHSLER JOANN FILAKOUSKY CHRISTINE DANKO CHARLES DE BELLIS STEPHEN DZUBAY NANCY FILEWICH 47 -. . , ,,,.,.,. f f., . , ., 7 ,....,..,,.... Pizza, coke, candy, and birthday cake for Carol Bene- detto's surprise party made this evening-school hitch a night for the yearbook staff to remember. GOGD GROUPS - GUR BR Q' 1 Presenting Paul Weintraub and his Sunbeam gang, crushed but contented at 3:30 because they are about to blast oh' for Pleasant Hills and home. aQi'L, ,,,.. i :Ti 'f -K hir 0 1 1 A, yer .,, .. ll 4 Jills-of-all-trades, office messengers Mary Lou Miller, Viola Woodson, and jo Ann Huschak relax briefly between errands. Carolyn Parker and Tom Elder find that pictures, namecards, magazines, handbooks, etc., etc., soon empty senior wallets. E 1 ,, Cramped fingers and worn-out pens! Anne Thompson and Jeannette D-Emidio joined this gay, midsummer autographing party. r y, f,-s 'La Q5 -Q Q1 4 4' BARBARA J FINNEY MARGIE A FINNEY NO SNAPS FIVE MAJORS LITTLE SLEEP FRANK W FIORE l Z wh DONNA FISHER LLOYD FISHER Q? RONALD GALLOWAY JEAN GAZDA BARBARA JANE FINNEY Barb-Commerclal MARGIE ANNE FINNEY Marg-Commerclal FRANK W FIORE-Frankxe-College Prep Math Pep Club 11 12 Future Teachers 11 12 Math Club 12 Jr Red Cross 11 LLOYD FISHER General Track 10 11 12 cross country 1011 12 Varslty Club 11 12 RAYMOND L FOLEY Ray College Prep Year book sectxon co edltor 12 ROBERT J FOX Wolf Tech Electrlc JOSEPH P FRENOCK Joe?Commerc1al Orchestra 10 1112 yearbook sales 12 Jumor Councll band 10 Dramatxcs Club 10 BOB GAHAGEN Glg College Prep Basketball manager 10 11 12 chorus 10 11 12 boys octet 11 news paper reporter 12 class plays 11 12 Pep Club 12 RONALD GALLOWAY Skeeter General Student Councll 10 Q, S- p S Rh. x Q yi AX' 1 . ' Club 12. l l We DONNA FISHER-College Prep. Majorette 10,11,12g SF.- Y xp: we RAYMOND L FOLEY ROBERT J FOX is RITA GEMERCHAK BRENDA J GEORGE JEAN GAZDA Commerclal Majorette 12 yearbook typlst 12 Student Councll 11 chorus 10 RITA GEMERCHAK Commerclal Honor Socxety 11 12 yearbook sectlon co edltor 12 chorus 10 Jr Red Cross secretary 1011 presldent 12 Pep Club 1112 Commerclal Club 12 BRENDA JEAN GEORGE--Bunny General Chorus 10 librarian 10 Jr Red Cross 11 JIM GEORGE-Ola College Prep Semor Councll Student Councll 11 football track 10 1112 basketball 10 Varslty Club 11 12 DOROTHY GETTY Dot-Commercxal Pep Club 11 DWIGHT GHION Tech Electric Track manager 10 KAAREN GIBSON General Pep Club 1112 MERRY JO GILMORE--College Prep Student Coun c1l 10 12 Jumor Council newspaper sales 11 Pep Club 11 12 Future Teachers 12 Future Homemakers 10 11 ANTHONY GLOVER Anthon-College Prep Foot ball 10 1112 track 1112 JOSEPH P FRENOCK BOB GAHAGEN C' JIM GEORGE DOROTHY GETTY 'bf kai? DWIGHT GHION KAAREN GIBSON MERRY JO GILMORE ANTHONY GLOVER Scmors 1 960 STEPHANIE GRUNSKY MARY ROSE HARRIS 52 NJ JOE ANN GLOVER FRANK GUENTHER JOE ANN GLOVER Jo-Commerclal Pep Club 12 Commercial Club 12 GERRY GNIAZDOWSKI Commerclal Pep Club 11 12 Commerclal Club 12 LINDA LEE GOODBOY L1n College Prep Llbrar lan 10 11 student head 12 Future Teachers 11 12 LARRY GRIMENSTEIN Grlmmy College Prep Westmghouse Sclence Honors Instxtute 12 basketball 101112 cross country 1112 track 12 football 10 Math Club 12 GERALD GRUNSKY Jerry College Prep Llbrar ran 12 cross country 10 11 manager 12 STEPHANIE GRUNSKY Steff Comrnerclal Treas urer Semor Class Honor Soc1ety 11 12 yearbook busl ness 12 newspaper reporter 11 12 Junior Councll Jr Red Cross 1012 FRANK GUENTHER Goat College Prep Senior Varslty Club 1112 RAYMOND GUFFEY Guff College Prep WILLIAM J HALT B111 Tech Electrlc MARY JANE HAMMEL-College Prep Band 10 11 12 orchestra 11 Future Teachers 1112 Jr Classlcal League 10 N RAYMOND GUFFEY WILLIAM J HALT MERTON HAYNES MARY L HEARING NANCY F HEBNER .1 ' . S M I - , 5 ' - . . . 5 , y S , 3 S 3 ' 9 , , . . 5 . , 3 .- 9 , s ' 'Q . , . Councilg Student Council 10g football, track 10,11,12g , . ' Y ! 9 5 , 5 . ' 59 J G , Q 'Y ,. wi A 9 l ' An 3 4 5 , ni I l Y RUTH ANN HANNUM Ruthle-Commerclal Pep Club 11 12 ALEX E HARPER Hop-College Prep Track 10 11 12 cross country 12 CLARENCE R HARRIS Tech Auto MARY ROSE HARRIS Patsy Commercxal Jr Red Cross 10 MERTON HAYNES Mert College Prep Pep Club 11 12 Math Club 12 MARY LOUISE HEARING Chubby Commercial Yearbook sales class cha1rman 12 Pep Club 11 NANCY FERNE HEBNER Ferne College Prep Chorus groups accompamst 1011 12 Glrls Ensemble 12 l1brar1an 101112 newspaper reporter 101112 Pep Club 11 12 Future Teachers 12 Jr Red Cross JOHN A HEIDRICK Heldy General Baseball 10 12 Pep Club 12 WILLIAM HELLER Wlld B111 Tech Electrxc Swlmmlng 12 ALAN HENDERSON Al College Prep BARBARA HENDERSON Barb-Commerclal Chor MARY JANE HAMMEL RUTH ANN HANNUM JOHN A HEIDRICK WILLIAM HELLER GERRY GNIAZDOWSKI K LARRY GRIMENSTEIN ALEX E HARPER 9 4Q PEN ALAN HENDERSON 'Uhr LINDA LEE GOODBOY GERALD GRUN SKY '-fs 'Vi CLARENCE HARRIS BARBARA HENDERSON 53 fa. ? 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A . - ' - . , 5, 1 us 113 Pep Club 11. 1 An I E4 M Llvk D , ADELE HENNING -9 4, IDEAS INITIATIVE proved We could be LEADERS THOMAS HERRMANN Qu- M Qs MARLENE HOLLIS ALICE KAY HOPKINS ADELE HENNING College Prep Newspaper 10 11 feature edxtor 12 cheerleader 12 yearbook busxness 10 Pep Club 11 12 Nurses Club 12 Future Homemakers 11 12 Jr Classlcal League 10 ROSE MARIE HERRING Rosle College Prep OHICIHIS Club 12 Future Teachers 11 THOMAS HERRMANN Tom General Transfer from South Unlon T ownshxp MARLENE HOLLIS Mar Commerclal Pep Club 11 12 ALICE KAY HOPKINS College Prep Honor Soclety 11 12 chorus 10 11 12 Gxrls Ensemble 11 12 lxbrarlan 10 11 Pep Club 11 12 Future Teachers 12 Dramatlcs Club 10 CLAUDIA HOWE-Cornmerclal Chorus 10 BEVERLY HUFrMAN Bev College Prep Student Councxl 12 chorus 1011 12 Pep Club 1112 Future Homemakers 12 OfF1c1als Club 12 GAA 11 JO ANN HUSCHAK Commercxal Student Councll 11 prom 11 maJorette 10 GEORGE JENCO Yudle College Prep Football 10 CAROL JOHNSON College Prep Senxor Councll, l1brar1an 11,12 yearbook buslness 11,12, band 10,11, orchestra 10, Pep Club 11,12 Future Teachers 12, Dramatlcs Club 10 A , 'G If gr, 6 ' fl Ross MARIE Hsnnmo CAROL JoHNsoN ANNETTE JoL1.1F1-E ' - 2 7 ' 9 5 5 , 5 s , s - - 1 Q . , . 3 I 7 7 al I 7 I I I , s , 9 9 ' 9 , , 5 , 9 s s - ' 9 s ' - . 5 , CLAUDIA HOWE BEVERLY HUFFMAN '10 MARLENE KAUFMAN RALPH B KEENEY ANNETTE JOLLIFFE Herm Commerclal Pep Club 11 MARLENE KAUFMAN-Commerclal Pep Club 11 12 Jr Red Cross 10 RALPH B KEENEY College Prep Jumor Councll football 10 11 12 Pep Club 11 12 JAMES KELLY Klller College Prep Student Coun c1l 10 presldent 12 Steerlng Commxttee 11 12 presldent Junlor Class prom rmg committees 11 awards com Club 11 12 DOUGLAS KIRBY Rebel College Prep Transfer from Atlanta Georgxa 11 football track 12 RONALD KNIGHT Nlght-College Prep Baseball 12 Pep Club 11 12 JACQUELINE A KOSCHO Jackle Commerclal Chorus 11 12 Student Councll 10 Jr Red Cross 10 11 12 Pep Club 1112 Future Homemakers 11 DAVE KUNKEL-Tech Electrlc RONALD KUNZ Ronme College Prep Student COUHCII 11 swlmmlng 11 12 manager cross country 10 11 12 Varslty Club 11 12 Pep Club 11 12 Math Club JO ANN HUSCHAK is GEORGE JENCO Q? JAMES KELLY vt M Ss., DOUG KIRBY RONALD KNIGHT JACQUELINE KOSCHO 2 DAVE KUNKEL RONALD KUNZ 1 , Q 1 J , A L Q. 1 ' , A rl Y ' 9 ' '- . .u as mittee 105 football, basketball, track 10,11,12g Varsity A 12. 1 The 1960 Clzurtoman IOR ALUTE MARIA NATALI JAMES KELLY ..., TN V7 -asng1C '- like-,, BILL BENNETT ANNETTE COWAN LYNN CRAWFORD All round JOE ANCRILE found outlets for h1s ab1l1t1es ln 1ntellectual athletxc and councll 8Ct1V1t16S As Senlor Class presldent yearbook sports edxtor two year basket ball man Natlonal Honor Soc1ety member and Harvard Book award wlnner he left h1s mark on CHS BILL BENNETT has a top all tall tale h1s 72 yard run 1n one shoe for a vo1ded touchdown Substltute quarterback Varslty Club pres1dent Student Counc1l v1ce pres1dent sports vxrxter and good scholar B1ck was everybodys favor1te To ANNETTE COWAN co edxtxng the Claxrtoruan News came naturally 1n her thlrd year as a journallst Her sense of humor and cooperative Splflt were 1nfec t1ous She had fun belng Jumor Class secretary Honor Socxety member and a three year l1brar1an WIHHCF of the DAR award Math contest Natlonal Merlt commendatlon and Westmghouse Honors course LYNN CRAWFORD also was the Bear Student Councxl member yearbook sectlon co edltor features wrxter and l1brar1an She devoted herself unreservedly to all Impeccably groomed soft spoken and most lady llke STEPHANIE GRUNSKY was Senmor Class treasurer a Queen of Hearts candldate newspaper reporter year book worker and an Honor Soclety calxber commerc1al student She also managed t1me for an after school job All Amerlcan All State end all man JIM KELLY lent hrs unrxvaled skxlls to football basketball and track Elected presxdent by h1s class as a Junlor and by Stu dent Councll as a Senlor he also found favor wlth CHS gxrls and was crowned Kmg of Hearts f ,Q Q Q ' . . 5 ' O 1 .,..-L , f ? 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JAMES W SCHULTZ STEPHA X ve- NIE GRUNSKY PAUL VOELKEL JS T at-Q5 8- '-M ARLENE SHAHEEN MARY Lou SKAPIK ROSALYN WILLIAMS JOSEPH ANCRILE F1rstrank1ng scholar ln her class MARIA NATALI easlly won a Natlonal Merlt commendatlon With qulet pleasantness she very carefully edlted all yearbook copy went to Semor Councll and Honor Soc1ety meet mgs and also worked at an after school job H1s Publlc Speakmg class would vote JIM SCHULTZ hardest workmg member Bearacudas would classify hxm mdlspensable Senxor Councxl would loudly pro clalm h1m no figure head vlce presldent He has a varlety of talents and used them all for CHSS good bor solld scholarshlp and unselfish use of her tlme for school projects ARLENE SHAHEEN deserves com mendatxon Honor Soclety vxce presldent yearbook Actxvltxes edltor and Student Councll member she took txme to help others w1th trlg, physxcs, and college algebra Responslbxllty for the 1960 Claxrtoman rested upon the capable shoulders of MARY LOU SKAPIK A h1gh ranklng forelgn language speclallst Senlor Class secre tary l1brar1an and Clvlc Club honoree Weezle also managed to attend concerts plays and the opera Outstandmg boy scholar ln his class PAUL VOELKEL carrylng s1x major subjects stlll mamtamed an honor average Honor Society presldent three year football manager newspaper and yearbook worker he also attended Westmghouse Honors lectures The rewards of dllxgence and enthuslasm came t ROSALYN WILLIAMS She won the Handlcapped essay dlstrlct first prlze the Bausch and Lomb SCIENCE award and the Westmghou e Course She was 3 me-rp ber of the Honor SOCISYY as well as a llbrarlan 'Sl' -j , j I . 0' '1 r I I p- -' Q ze .. L A I --...M Y, . I 1 - I, h ' ,, if . I X I ' . 1 ' ffif 7 f, S ' 'Nap X 1 - g K. f . f , V . -A ls I 'K , . v- ' , . , egg IX V 'lr 7 7 mg' f - I I 9 A A , 'A ' f - 'L kd' I ,' H235 v f U ' 1 1 I 5 - 1 A l I ' 1 n 1 l , ' ' l . v v ' 7 7 M . ,, . . . . . . . . ' v ' Li' ' 93 ' ' - ' ' . . , - ' ' H ' ' 7? - - I y y . , , . cz I ' 1 , - . . l . . - . , , I . I I , ' , y . H 4 AA 4- Seniors 1 960 ALLEN LANCASTER JUDY LAVER ROBERT LEHMAN JOE LOVRENCEVIC EILEEN MACK 58 ALLEN LANCASTER-Lanny--College Prep. Senior Councilgfootball, baseball 10,11,12g Varsity Club 11,12g Pep Club 12. DONNA MARIE A. LANCIANESE-C o m m e r c i a l. Newspaper sales 10, reporter-typist 11,12g Jr. Red Cross 10,11, vice-president 125 Pep Club 11,12. JAMES LANG-Jim-Tech Electric. SAM LAUDERBAUGH-College Prep. Student Coun- cil 11 chorus 11 football 10 KENNY LAUGHLIN Lock College Prep Football 10 11 12 basketball 10 JUDITH LAVER Judy College Prep Orchestra 11 12 Pep Club 11 12 Nurses Club 12 ROBERT LEHMAN Bait College Prep Junior Council chorus 10 basketball baseball 1011 12 Pep Club treasurer 11 12 ANN LEWIS College Prep Band orchestra 10 11 12 yearbook section co editor 12 Pep Club 11 12 Future Teachers 11 12 SAM LEWIS College Prep JON LICKERT College Prep Band 10 11 12 orches tra 11 baseball manager 11 ANN LEWIS SAM LEWIS DEMERESE MADDEN J UDITH ANN MAJOR S Z - 7 7 5 ' 1 L ' , S , 9 - ' 2 5 7 7 Y 3 , . - . ' 7 7 1 3 ' a 1 9 , . 1 ' , ' 3 ! Y . , . N - A if A 3 .W . Alf. i .fv ,A , , 5 . A t V 5 L2 REX LINN College Prep Baseball 101112 JACK LIVINGSTON Moe College Prep Jumor Councll Pep Club 12 Math Club vice presldent 12 WAYNE A LONES Tech Electric JOSEPH CARL LOVRENCEVIC Lavo Colle ge Prep Cross country track 101112 chorus 1011 Pep Club 1112 Varsxty Club 12 EILEEN MACK College Prep Majorette 10 11 12 Student Councll 11 Pep Club 11 12 Math Club 12 Fu ture Teachers 12 Jr Red Cross 10 DEMERESE ANN MADDEN Dem College Prep Chorus 1011 12 Glrls Ensemble 11 12 Pep Club 11 12 Ofliclals Club 12 Dramat1cs Club 10 JUDITH ANN MAJOR Judy Commerclal Pep Club 11 12 SANDRA KAY MAJOR Sandy Commerclal PGP Club 11 12 Commerclal Club 12 RONALD MALLOZZI College Prep Math Club 12 Pep Club 12 BERNICE MARCEDES Berme Commerclal DOMINIC MARTELL Doug Tech Auto Q, Hs S- 4! 5' JON LICKERT REX LINN 'ts- SANDRA K MAJOR RONALD MALLOZZI DONNA LANCIANESE JAMES LANG SAM LAUDERBAUGH KENNY LAUGHLIN JACK LIVINGSTON BERN ICE MARCEDES WAYNE A LONES DOMIN IC MARTELL 59 '-1 . , , . 9 s ' - ' - . 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I9 A if HARRY MARTIN ANN E MARTIS STATE SPOTLIGHTS focused f1tt1ng1y on OUR ATHLETES M- LAURA J MATTERN Mg. 1- EDITH MAXWELL DAVE MAYFIELD .35 ,ang FRANCIS METRO RICHARD METZLER HARRY MARTIN Mart Tech MaCh1H6 ANN E MARTIS-Commerclal Yearbook sales 11 12 Pep Club 11 12 Commercxal Club 12 LAURA JEAN MATTERN Laurie Commerclal Chorus 10 12 Pep Club 11 EDITH MAXWELL-Edle-Commerclal Chorus 10 DAVE MAYFIELD Maytag Tech Auto JAMES MCCLOSKEY Colllsemo College Prep JANET MCCORKLE Jan Commerclal Pep Club 12 JUANITA MCFADDEN Nlta College Prep Pep Club 11 VIRGINIA MEADVILLE-College Prep Chorus 11 Student Councxl 10 FRANCIS METRO College Prep Math Club 12 RICHARDW METZLER Dxck College Prep Jumor Councll Pep Club 12 Math Club 12 DONALD MILAS M110-College Prep t if: , ' . v fh V 3, 0: 'll f I 'If 1. I ,. 1 'C' W ,. C41 Vw' I J Q Q f I , J - I . 5 JAMES MCCLOSKEY JANET MCCORKLE DONALD MILAS MARY LOU MILLER MARY LOUISE MILLER Mary Lou Commerclal LYNDA MORAGNE Lyn College Prep Honor Soclety 11 12 yearbook co busmess manager 12 news paper sales class manager 10 Pep Club 11 12 Nurses Club 12 Math Club 12 Future Teachers 11 DARE MORT College Prep Pep Club 11 Jr Red Cross 10 JOHN MORTIMER Moe College Prep Math Club 12 Pep Club 12 IDA MAE MULLEN Ida Commerclal Yearbook sales 11 12 llbrarlan 11 Pep Club 11 Jr Red Cross DENNIS NAGY College Prep Orchestra 101112 lxbrarlan 1011 12 chorus 10 cross country 1011 12 MARIA NATALI College Prep Honor Soclety 11 12 yearbook copy edxtor 12 Senlor Councll Pep Club 11 12 Future Teachers 12 Math Club 12 JUANITA MCFADDEN VIRGINIA MEADVILLE if LYNDA MORAGNE DARE MORT JOHN MORTIMER IDA MAE MULLEN DENNIS NAGY MARIA N ATALI 6 1 I I.. ' p T 9 5 L.. I nk A 1 A yy R xx' , Q 'K T K i Wi, - ,Q J ' - - ' , ' '-R A is Honor Society 11,123 librarian 11,125 Pep Club 11,l2. - I cb- L Q Q . 1 v vnu. , g ' ' 3 5 . 11. ' 5 ' I 's y Z L9 f X. no I Scmors 1 960 C' JOY NEAL JOY NEAL-General Transfer from Gadsden Ala bama ANDREW RICHARD NIXON Andy-College Prep Pep Club 12 Future Teachers 10 11 ELIZABETH NORRIS Betsy College Prep News paper reporter 1112 yearbook busmess 12 l1brar1an 11 Pep Club 11 12 Math Club 12 Dramatxcs Club 10 NANCY ORSINI Nance-College Prep Yearbook 11 semor edltor busmess 12 Student Councll 1012 Honor Soclety 11 12 chorus 1011 12 newspaper sales 10 Future Homemakers 1112 Pep Club 11 12 jr Clas slcal League 10 ROBERT ORSINI Orr General Chorus 1112 cross country 101112 Pep Club ll 12 BARBARA ANN PACINDA Penny Commerclal Cheerleader 11 12 Student Councxl 12 prom 11 news paper sales 10 Jr Red Cross 1012 Pep Club 1112 GAA 11 LINDA PALUTI Lynn Commerclal Jr Red Cross 1112 Pep Club 11 ROSEANNE E PANZA Roe-Commercxal Chorus 1011 12 Pep Club 11 Dramatlcs Club 10 JOHN PAOLETTI Poe-College Prep Senior Coun c1l jumor Councll Student Councll 10 football basket KATHERINE PAOLICELLI Kathy College Prep Pep Club 1112 Nurses Club 12 BARBARA PACIN DA CAROLYN PARKER 62 5 LINDA PALUTI ROSEANNE PANZA JOHN PAOLETTI CHARLES PAscoE WANDA F PASCOE LYNN PASTERNAK n , ' 5 , - , Q . Q . . 9 , 9 s ' - - , , , 5 ' , 5 v S , y S 5 s J S - ' - - - , 5 Y 7 2 3 ' . , 3 ' 5 9 - S - y S , Z 5' , , , , , 5 9 ' . ' 5 ' ' 9 ' 9 , - ball, track 10,11,12g Varsity Club 11,12. , 3 - as It ' A 1 kd.. Mx ' In . .43 ANDREA L PAPSON Babs Commercral Llbrarran 1112 prom 11 chorus 10 Pep Club 1112 Jr Red Cross 10 JAMES KENNETH PAPSON Pap Tech Auto Football 10 baseball 11 HELEN LOUISE PARDEW General Lrbrarlan 11 newspaper sales 10 CAROLYN PARKER College Prep Chorus 10 11 12 Glrls Ensemble 12 llbrarran 11 12 Nurses Club 12 Dramatlcs Club 10 CHARLES PASCOE Jerry College Prep Sen lor Councll football 1112 baseball 12 Pep Club 12 Var slty Club 12 WANDA FAY PASCOE College Prep Honor Soclety 11 12 chorus 12 Pep Club 1112 Jr Classlcal League secretary 10 EVELYN PASTERNAK Lynn College Prep News paper sales 10 11 reporter art 11 busmess manager 12 Jumor Council l1brar1an 11 yearbook busrness 10 Pep Club 11 12 Future Homemakers 11 Dramatlcs Club 10 MARION PASTORE-Chookxe-College Prep Chorus 12 Nurses Club 12 Pep Club 11 Jr Classmcal League RICHARD WILLIAM PAVLACK Rxch College Prep Chorus 10 STEVE PAVLIK Stevre-Tech Electrlc JOAN PETERSON Commercxal Yearbook sales 1 ANDREW R NIXON NANCY ORSINI 2 ELIZABETH NORRIS ROBERT ORSIN I KATHERINE PAOLICELLI ANDREA L PAPSON JAMES K PAPSON HELEN L PARDEW 245. I9 MARION PASTORE RICHARD PAVLACK STEVE PAVLIK JOAN PETERSON 63 , 4 s 5 , s - . - - ' 'ix . I- Y s - I ' 1' ' v 1 5 ' 9' ' , 5 : 's , : 9 9 - . , 9 9 , 9 . ' . , g 5 ' , , 1 c. qs ! 7 7 - 3 J A ' N 5 2 4 . ' 10. - ' . 2. X sl, 5- wg., is ,, X - B - ' . sr 5 A P 9 flip V i. 5 5 , EXTRA CURRICULUM OUR STYLE ' , 1 ' ly f NNN Q Q? Wifi is '- efss-farii 1 W , . n:,Ax 3,14-A D .1 . 'N' i 2 ' Q .X A V -.3 R,,,g,vhg: K A k Yi Q , 5 Q R I I ' e ' 'Q. -'V ' I 1 ' 'awk 'Y -, lm? I 0 ' Pl 3' . M. rf Y ' g i l li is i ff A , D ,K . To i -' Z- ' m-lv. - - ' Q-s 111, if I V M 00 Cnochu A.A 1 ' . . my me of t ' x, as D True holiday spirit helps Bernie Stokes and Bill Smith install loudspeakers in the cafeteria for lunchtime Christmas music. Having 120's bulletin board all to yourself is unusual, Carl Abrasheff likes the news that our jay Huffman is a star at Penn State. Pep meeting custom: game co-captain Doug Kirby says for himself and Jerry Pascoe, with you-all behind us, we can't lose! X A f I JO ANN PETTY HARRIET PHILLIPS A LIVE PEP CLUB We leave, proof of SCHOOL SPIRIT MARGARETTA PHILLIPS xl N PAULA PICKERING FRED PIERALLINI GARY PODLESNIK LINDA L POLLOCK JO ANN PETTY College Prep L1brar1an 12 Jumor Council band 10 11 Pep Club 12 Nurses Club 12 GAA 11 Dramatxcs Club 10 HARRIET PHILLIPS-College Prep Ma-yorette 10 11 12 Junlor Councll Student Councll 10 Future Teachers 11 12 MARGARETTA PHILLIPS Gert-Commerclal PAULA PICKERING Commerclal FRED PIERALLINI Pear-College Prep Chorus 10 11 12 cross country track 10 JACK PIEROSH Turk College Prep Student Coun cll 11 12 stage crew 10 11 12 rmg comm1ttee 11 swxm mmg 10 11 12 Pep Club presldent 11 12 Varslty Club 11 12 JUDITH A PIEROSH Judy College Prep Senlor Councll Student Council 10 11 band 10 11 Nurses Club 12 Pep Club 12 Future Homemakers 10 ROBERT PIPKINS Bobby General 1 6- 9 Chorus 10,11,12g Junior Councilg Pep Club 11,12. Q ' 5 ' , s ' , 3 107 JACK PIEROSH JUDITH A PIEROSH ILA M POLUTNIK PHYLLIS POORMAN EMILY A PLANICH Emo-Commerclal Pep Club 11 newspaper sales 10 GARY PODLESNIK General Student Councll 11 Dramat1cs Club 10 LINDA POLLOCK College Prep Semor Councll chorus 10 11 12 llbrarlan 11 Pep Club 11 sergeant at arms 11 12 ILA MARIE POLUTNIK-College Prep Cheerleader 1112 yearbook asslstant sectlon edltor 12 GAA 11 PHYLLIS POORMAN Phyl Commercial THERESA JANE POPP Jame-Commerclal JOHN POPP Jack General ROBERT POTTS-Bob-General DOROTHY POZIVIAK Dot Commercxal Chorus 10, Pep Club 11 AUDREY RANDALL-Commerclal Chorus 10,11 VONDA REDINGER Vonme-Commerclal Honor Socxety 11,12, Pep Club 11,12 S 'WON-A AA it-gg iv ROBERT L PIPKINS EMILY A PLANICH JANE POPP JOHN POPP ROBERT PO'r'rs DOROTHY POZIVIAK 'ko 5'-sp AUDREY RANDALL VONDA REDINGER 61 , F! , la ' A X 5' L- ' 7 n ' N ' ' - ai 'A ' t i X V I .1315-ilu lf , f H w A r 1 llJ I xl? . IN Q 2 Nam. A i , A iz.. ' w lv. I X 8 . 'R G 80 A . Af' ,O ,I 1 W L , - . v 'Q ' 7 1 ' . . 9 1 2 I . Q 1 ' ' , . , Q . . . Q . Scmors 1960 ,nr LINDA RENO Rr I ALEX V ROSS CHARLES ROSSI fsrx JAMES W SCHULTZ NANCY LEE SEACH LINDA RENO Commerclal Yearbook sales 11 12 RITA DAWN RICHARDSON Honey Commerclal RONALD RICHNAFSKY Rollo-General Football baseball 10 11 12 Varslty Club 11 12 LLOYD ROBERTS Mr LR General CURTIS LEE RODGERS Curt General ALEX V ROSS College Prep Student Councxl 1011 secretary 12 football track 1011 12 swlmmmg 12 Pep Club 11 12 Varslty Club 11 12 CHARLES ROSSI Cho College Prep Football 10 MICHAEL ROTHBAUER M1ke College Prep Swlmmmg 1011 12 track 10 ELIZABETH ANN RYAN Sissy Commerclal Pep Club 11 DONALD V SALVINO Sal College Prep Senlor Councll Student Councxl 11 basketball 101112 base ball 1012 Pep Club 1112 RITA SCAPELLATO Commerc1al Majorette 10 GAA 10 DEWAIN H SCHINK Tech Machlne Football 10 11 12 track 10 Lac MICHAEL ROTHBAUER ELIZABETH RYAN ARLENE SHAHEEN TOM SHARKEY 0' I VL, i . . . T T I X5 1 1 I - 1 4, 1- Q ' 1 . 1 . A 's ' 4 , , q - , , EMANUEL M. SANUTELLI-A1-General. g If' S':,, - ' . ' 5 ali' 0 , g . as 9 N S 'Q A of X 11 2 JAMES W SCHULTZ jrm College Prep Vlce pres1 dent Semor Class Steermg Commlttee 12 band 10 11 swlmmmg 1112 Varslty Club 1112 Pep Club 11 12 Math Club 12 Dramatlcs Club vxce presldent 10 NANCY LEE SEACH General ARLENE SHAHEEN College Prep Student COUHC11 1112 Honor Soclety 1112 yearbook sales 10 sectlon edltor 12 newspaper sales 10 reporter 11 Math Club 12 Pep Club 11 12 Jr Classlcal League V1Ce presldent THOMAS SHARKEY Shark College Prep Football manager 10 1112 baseball 10 ROBERT SHUSTER Shoo-College Prep CHARLES A SIMON Charlle-Tech Machme Shop Committee chalrman 12 newspaper reporter 12 Pep Club 1112 Jr Red Cross 10 MARY LOUISE D SKAPIK Weezle-College Prep Secretary Semor Class yearbook 11 edxtor 12 Honor Socxety 1112 llbrarxan 11 12 Pep Club 11 12 Future JAMES SMITH Graveyard College Prep Chorus 10 1112 Pep Club 11 12 DONALD SALVINO AL SANUTELLI 'QP'-s lm RITA RICHARDSON LLOYD ROBERTS RITA SCAPELLATO 4'8- 'ff RONALD RICHNAFSKY CURTIS RODGERS 1 DEWAIN H SCHIN K Bos SHUSTER CHARLES A SIMON MARY Lou SKAPIK JAMES SMITH fe . - - . - - 4 ' : ' ' 5 , 9 y S v 5 , I 5 - . , 5 ' , 4 , ' Q v S I 1 I ' ' 10. a 1 I ' ' . I .1 . - Q V ' . - ' ' , S 5-X A . . 5 5 , l 2 - - wt Homemakers 11,129 Variety Show 115 Dramatics Club ' X'. Mefw. f 10. L. gif 'Q ,gil i l 1 A 3f:A?'f lb a 1 S y - Q ,g A5 , fl ll I L.. 'Q V ' 2 f 15 fi f Q ' fr . A- Z V. ,. , 1 'fr , 5 , 0 f'3Ji- vs: NANCY SMITH M RICHARD SMITH PROGRESS WORLD PEACE for all, Wc pray, 1n a NEW DECADE WILLIAM SMITH 'Ui R.- Y'-v X 4 LOUISE R SOCAN HARRIET SOLOMOTIS sf--.3 NM 'I lv ROBERT STEVENS CAROL STODDART NANCY SMITH Jones Commerclal RICHARD SMITH Dick College Prep Student Councxl 12 baseball 10 11 12 Math Club presldent WILLIAM SMITH B111--College Prep Band 1011 12 orchestra 11 12 sw1rnm1ng manager 10 11 12 LOUISE R SOCAN Weezle-College Prep News paper sales 10 reporter 1112 Honor SOClety 11 12 chorus 10 Pep Club 11 12 Math Club 12 Jr Classxcal League 10 HARRIET SOLOMOTIS Commerclal Pep Club 11 EDWARD SOWA Edd1e-Commerclal ALFRED SPANGLER Alf College Prep News paper reporter 11 sports edltor 12 cross country track 1011 12 Varslty Club 11 12 Pep Club 1112 JOHN J SPOSATO Spltz Tech Electrlc MARLENE FRANCES STANTON Mar Commer c1al Pep Club 11 12 Nurses Club 10 ROBERT STEVENS Robot Tech Electrxc CAROL STODDART Cal Commerual S .2 4- ,, N A V K ' 1 i a A - 1. . Q .. F Q ,. K, f A x ,, X K N .X . A in 1, M ' A I . R , ,A . A E ' 3 I 3 2 i. A l M., 'Gd 1 ,. V 1 p g ,,',.E- rf., . X ll- '1?5,.'- ff- -' , ' PN. 15 ,55-rx. ,Q-,' , ,, ,.,.., ,4..,A, EH, li :1.'g,f,A- galil: 'PM .fa 9 'luv -'.- frf f.-.5-:L ri- vf' 9 , , 4 12. ' l 7 ' S , S , a - 1 , I , S Q a Q 5 - M I , , S 1 ! 1 I ! I 3 ' . . , Q . l AS- ' CX EDWARD SOWA ALFRED SPANGLER JOHN J SPOSATO I 'K fv- 'bg MARGARET STOFFA BERNARD STOKES MARIAN SWANNEY MARGARET STOFrA Margxe-Commercxal Honor Soclety 11 12 yearbook typlst 12 Pep Club 1112 Commerclal Club 12 BERNARD ROBERT STOKES Berme-College Prep Band 10 11 12 orchestra 1011 MARIAN A SWANNEY College Prep Chorus 11 12 Gxrls Ensemble 12 newspaper art 12 Nurses Club secretary 12 Pep Club 1112 Jr Red Cross 1011 12 EVELYN E SZEDON Evle Commercial Chorus 10 Pep Club 1112 jr Red Cross 10 EDGAR TAYLOR Tay College Prep Band 1011 12 pep band 12 dance band 10 track 12 jr Red Cross 10 EDWARD TAYLOR Tay College Prep Band or chestra 1011 12 DENNIS TERZICH Denny General Track 1012 cross country 10 ANNE THOMPSON College Prep Junlor Council chorus 11 band 10 Pep Club 11 12 Olficxals Club 12 Future Teachers 12 Dramatlcs Club 10 :kg EDGAR TAYLOR DENNIS TERZICH u, Xiu' MARLENE STANTON in Q EVELYN SZEDON EDWARD TAYLOR ANNE THOMPSON 'l si Q -.. i- 6: , CQ- -' 5 R S- F - A s, ll . 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BETSEY THOMPSON BETSYLYNNE THOMPSON Betsy College Prep Band 10 1112 Pep Club 1112 Nurses Club 12 GAA 11 Future Homemakers 10 11 WILLIAM TILLERY T111 General Student Coun cxl 10 swlmmmg 11 12 EDWARD TRAEGER Crgy Tech Electrlc Track 10 11 12 LARRY TRIGLIA Trxgs College Prep Student Councll 12 Math Club 12 ANNA VAN HORN Ann1e+General Band 10 11 12 PATRICIA VERES Pat College Prep Majorette 11 12 Pep Club 1112 MARY ANN VISCUSI Scooze College Prep Honor SOCICIY 11 12 chorus 10 11 12 Gxrls Ensemble 11 12 jr Red Cross 10 PAUL B VOELKEL-College Prep Sen1or Councxl Honor Soclety 11 preszdent 12 yearbook 12 newspaper 10 11 Steerlng Commlttee 10 rmg cornmlttee 10 foot ball manager 10 11 12 Math Club 12 Pep Club AUDRIE MARIE VOYTELL Aud College Prep Majorette 10 11 12 Nurses Club 12 Dramatlcs Club 10 KENNETH WALKER Ken College Prep Band 10 baseball 10 11 12 ANNA MARIE WARD Ree Commerclal Honor SOC1ety 1112 yearbook typxst 12 lxbrary typxst 12 'Sh 1-s E9- AUDRIE VOYTELL PATRICIA VERES MARY ANN VISCUSI PAUL VOELKEL fl ag? Qi 051:- X Q'-v' WILLIAM WHITWORTH RICHARD WEBER PAUL WEINTRAUB ROBERT WHITE 1 9 1 9 I s 1 - 1 a ' 2 9 ' Q . W u , , n a 1 - , S y , 3 , S , up . . , gf . . , Q 'K X 9 I I y s s r ' we 9 s Q I 12' , , S S - -..- 1 . 9 1 9 - a S Z S 'xp , 1 I xi x ,- A , 3 , Q 1 fv- V - Ng. up Ju' -. , 4- S. I I 5- ' Q f x ' , Q. -+V. 411 1 l.' . chorus 10 jr Red Cross 1112 Pep Club 1112 Com merclal Club 12 Dramatlcs Club 10 JOYCE ANN WARD Joyce College Prep Chorus 101112 Pep Club 1112 W BRIAN WEBER Web-College Prep RICHARD LEE WEBER Lee College Prep Stu dent Council 12 swlmmmg 1011 PAUL WEINTRAUB-College Prep Yearbook news paper photographer 12 swlmmmg 10 Pep Club 1112 Math Club 12 ROBERT WHITE Bob College Prep Yearbook newspaper photographer 12 newspaper reporter 10 11 chorus 1012 track manager 10 Pep Club 12 Jr Clas sxcal League 10 WILLIAM WHITWORTH Whxt College Prep Jun 1or Councll Math Club treasurer 12 KENNETH WILLARETH W1l11e-Tech Electrrc LARRY WILLIAMS H1tler General Chorus 1112 football manager 10 ROBERT EARL WILLIAMS Earl of Clalrton Gen eral Cross country track 1112 football 10 Varslty Club 12 ROSALYN M WILLIAMS Roz College Prep Hon or Socxety 1112 lxbrarlan 11 12 Pep Club 1112 jr Red Cross 1012 l -al 'T KENNETH WALKER ANNA MARIE WARD :QQ M. 'av KENNETH WILLARETH LARRY WILLIAMS WILLIAM TILLERY Qc -S'-.1. 4 LARRY TRIGLIA Q., F'-5 JOYCE ANNE WARD 01 ROBERT WILLIAMS EDWARD TRAEGER ,vi R. 5. ANNA VAN HORN mix ffm BRIAN WEBER 'fb ROSALYN WILLIAMS 73 x. Q - 9 I 1 I ' Q I Q . Q s I M M ' 1 a 1 I 1 - Z , - u , ' S S v S M M . , ' ' ' V4'I5 'f22ffwi11'a'?: Y 7 Y Q ,, ' . ff! . v 1 u 1 We 1 A . . ' - ' ' I f- me ' . . ' . 5 V I ,' - 4 I - ' 1 f Y at - , , .1 1 'Y V I ' A 4 , Tw., 2: arse. - mg' A . I . -.L 5 ' -5 X Q.. 5, . . ' y 1 x 1 l 1 ix '..:f, ' S Q ' , . . f Y A fm , li elif. . - 1 , - X '4 , . 1 1 ' I 2 A , ', 1 ' , of ,S ' ,k ' - ' ' . - 7 ', PRX sf - a 7 7 7 Y 7 Y ' , . , g , X , ' ' , 3,4 , ' , v , fo. 1 L Qx . A ' 1 , 1 I s, 5 x 4- E 'un-np. I - , , Zap, 'sr V GQ' ' y,142 f- -- f. 1 fm 1- 4, 1 . - . f may -, ' -113.4 'Jil 2. ' .M 2 . , -,,1., ,wh Mx N ,M- LK lei' ,a 4, , .-4. x f f, 3,73-.5 ,, M. 1 I ' ' 213 5. :wif . ' 3' fix' 4 - 'W K , ! - , 5 . f Q1 A ' o ' uv i , ,M x Scmors 1960 g shi L5 if 'QS-ny VIOLA WOODSON JOSEPH YONKO CAROL A YURASIC VIOLA WOODSON V1 College Prep Chorus 11 12 G1rls Ensemble 12 Future Teachers 12 jr Red Cross 10 11 JOSEPH YONKO joe General Junlor Counc1l CAROL ANN YURASIC Carol College Prep Future Teachers 11 12 Pep Club 11 12 Math Club 12 Jr Red Cross 10 11 GEORGE ZDRALE Zeke General Pep Club 1112 Councll Honor Soclety 11 12 chorus 10 11 12 Glrls Ensemble 12 Pep Club 11 12 Jr Red Cross 12 Com mercxal Club 12 N-yr MICHAEL HRVACIC December 14 1941 June 4 1959 GEORGE ZDRALE JANET L ZOLTUN MICKEY Why and why and why? Because the sun shone m the sky? Because rt was too mce to stay In school that brrght and glowmg day? Why and why and why? Many ask they ll never know What tempted hzm what made hrm go Down to the shore that fateful day To leave us all forever Mick rs gone m flesh thats all We never wrll forget hrm Hell lxve forever rn our hearts Tzll we too from earth depart Trll we too from earth depart We know that Mrck IS up above Perhaps he s lookmg down Went up a lrttle earlzer To learn hrs way around Then once agam we ask ourselves Why and why and why? I t drd not please, not one of us, So why drd Mickey d1e9 . . . by Clrff Hellard 'W an-,, '9'- W 1 vu. ., 0 Lf, I !!7 'i ,f , - I 4, - - ' ' S- JANET LEE ZOLTUN-janet-Commercial. Senior i ' 'Y D 1 1 ' . . , 1 W y l 7 J X at CHS MATH I is going places Que, Contests and tours arranged for by Miss jane Walker gave math and physics students every opportunity to train and try their skills. At the top, Richard Smith and Ed Taylor are bound for the national Future Engineer competition. The buses are leaving for a tour of Westinghouse Research, Churchill. At the left is Lynn Crawford, who placed first at CHS in the National Math Assocation contest. Her father, Mr. Donald C. Crawford, on Saturdays often drove Lynn, Paul Voelkel, Rosalyn Williams, and Larry Grimenstein to the Westinghouse Laboratories Science Honors Lectures. 1961 A , O O CLASS OFFICERS: President t Frank Billy, treasurer Sylvester Ama- tangelo, secretary Sue Ross, vice- president Bob Carleton. . I l There are those who pity us Juniors. They say we occupy an awkward position because we are above the inexperience of sophomores and below the prestige of seniors. Want to know something? We are not awk- ward and we are not in the least dissatisfied. We like having Jim Lewisg we are happy the seniors like having Jim Kelly. Are we looking forward to our senior year? Well, yes, but we haven't spent our junior year brooding about. it. We managed the prom, at least twenty of us helped with the yearbook, ten or more of us with the newspaper. Our athletes and cheerleaders certainly helped win those games. OUR Charlene Bowers drum- majored the band. OUR Kathleen Hrabosky S managed assemblies. And our Tech boys Wouldn't change this year for any other. Pity us? Why, we've had nothing but a ball! Fresh? Cookies for the evening's dance are sampled by junior refreshment f W committee members Frank Billy, Paulette Williams, Rita Martin, Ken , f Bolton, and Dave Harbst. V Zara 3 Mr. Stan Berkman x ,O , wk . 1. I . . I , - ,l ' ,If v I I ' 1. ff We think of course that our rings look good from every possible angle. cause they loved every mmute JUNIOR COUNCIL-TOP ROW Paulette Wlllxams Audrey Pavlack Mary Lou Slmms Rxta Martxn Sally Medvxdovlch Lmda Wxlson Nancy McNew Lmda Morock ROW 1 joan McIlvr1ed Larry Solomon Davxd Harbst Kenneth Bolton Ray Clarke Danxel McCann Jim Elder ABSENT Larry Perkms Bonme Stewart jack Herrxng Pat Walters Marvxn Lancaster .ni , , I 1 1- 7 C A l L' l l ' L .,.,..r , , Q - l ' CLASS SPO N SOR S Strictly personal ante-prom thoughts. He, jack Ruffing, must have payola , X . P f -ff 2 1 I ' l A , ' I ' f4V:1'?5?'f' V' l . ' Mxss CeClll3 HoEee problems They Sally Medvldovxch and Joan Mcllvrxed Just concentrate on that rlght guy he -sl Oliice helper Mary Lou Cylemca has the flrst perxod job of care Stage performers often see backdoor peep ers hke Kathe,-me Blshel and Jlm Cam fully alphabetxzmg the file of yellow absentee cards TOP ROW Carol Pasquerell Sandra jackson Mary Lourse Cylemca Jackxe Gadsen Joan Mcllvrled Peggy Herman june Sulca Clalre Nelson Ruth Berggren Elizabeth Kxchan Emma Vlcetxc ROW 2 Peter Semomck Stanley Suclcell Mark RICCI Duane Metzler Bob Balrd Dennzs Flmt john Casaldl Al Brown ROW 1 Dave Rlgby Roy Potts Frank Bllly Robert Llvely B111 Jamxson Fred Yolnmcus Thomas Kensky ABSENT Karen Bell Earl Maksm Madelme Pastore TOP ROW Glorla Mllhalko Emma Garland Mercedes Blsogm Lmda Edgar Tana Watson Janet Dawes Paulette Coss Carol Komperda Judy Matxch Audrey Pavlack Frances Zumbo Barbara Galeza ROW 2 Carole Muller Vncky Snvak Andy De Pretxs Lours Mlller Arthur Bradley James McCray johnny Ford Saundra Lewxs Juanita Stoffer ROW 1 Wllllam Falce Tom Campano Ronald Trunzo James Kovalyak Larry Turner john Vujevlch Dave Shaffer ABSENT john Tomko Janet Campbell Robert Dono ghue Y ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' : 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 - lv g ' :T 4, if 1 . 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Q . 1 f' if N, I K ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 , . 3 1 1 1 , , , . . , , - new four minute stretch between classes leaves no qualms about bexng late for Jamce Gosney and Allcla Roblson as they wart for Tom P1per Class 1 961 Y' TOP ROW Mary Lou Buckman Clethel Melvm Maureen Clancy Gerry Mltro, Connle Sposato Joyce Lann Donna Colecchx Ahcxa Roblson Audrey Cady Bobbe Jean Fuller ROW 2 Tom Hewltt Armand Martm Robert Barnes Davld Yonek jerry Fodella Dlck Phxlhp Chatman Tom Vance Phlllp L1nn Ralph Falk Tom Pxper John Gazda ABSENT Saundra Manzek Barbara Cola Howard Urbamk TOP ROW jxm Elder Carol Dolfl Arlene Newman Kathleen Vlxller Patty Vickers Kathleen Hrabosky Sally Medvxdovlch Karen Swartz jean Pastorlk Mary Lou Simms jackxe Edgell Helen Chxzmar Donald Markley ROW 2 Lmda Wxlson Lmda Morock Marge Brown Betty Bayles Mxldred Gombar Joan Rmko Kathy Bxshel Elaxne Matlovxch Ardele Carter Lmda Lewxs ROW 1 Bruce Ackmclose Vmcent Marilak Wxllxam Davis Andy Barko Dennis Dess jim Lewxs Bxll jones Txm Harnson Richard Sarada ABSENT Suzy Ross Xrg l N A V ... ,, N A . , el 1 A I I z , A ,., 6 , Y f 1 , X Z Y . Y Y l . I I .1 l I I I 7 ' : . Y . 1 1 . 1 Y I Smith, Gordon Plush, Dennis Kampas, joe Ruffin. ROW 1: Larry Solomon, David Palmer, ' U , , ' ' U , , . y - 3 3 I ' a M 8 ' , a 'R 4' 5 1 ,' 1 f 1 sl , ' ,ts ' 1 ., nj' P A Z ' J' I v 5 , 1- fy 4- , f .x l -A Q . 1 ' , , , 1 ' , ' , y ' 1 ' ' y . 1 ' ' 1 ' - 3 I '6.f'S Wil. -.-A TOP ROW: Felicia Matola, Mary Ellen Emph, Joseph Booker, Betty Brown, Rita Gecan, Russ Thompson, Sylvester Amatangelo, Naomi LaBrosse, Francine Cheeks, jean Bennett, Nancy McNew, Betty Grocott. ROW 1: Regis Straka, Cliff Hellard, john Parsons, Daniel McCann, Ray Clarke, Dick Mayer, Robert Buell, Bill Homfeck, Ray Van Stone, joe Bartko. Class of 1961 Winter's first snowfall meant fun as Felicia Matola, Sharon Hartill, and Marion Popovich held the upper ground against well-armed Don Bu- china and Frank Nikolich. ---nn, 5 -4 TOP ROW: Shirley Russo, Ella Woodson, Audrie Pholar, Joanne Vislay, Mary Jo Bodnar, Linda Burge, Joyce Vickers, LaBarbara Adams, Marcia Yannazzo. ROW 2: Geno Tolari, Edward Filowat, Mike Pesta, Pat Walter, Jim Cain, Ronald Patrick, Albert Finch. ROW 1: Ellis Lea, Bob Carleton, Bob Leco, Carmen Arnoni, David Harbst, Dennis Callaghan. ABSENT: Linn Pittman, Sharen Hartell, Edward Colonna, Charlotte Laubham. ,f4'..1!L f,?f .,- off t fi' if--514' 'f ' J, n H, D I L ,- . 46 -ng, rg' r fy .J .sl ' fl ' ' l'!?' 9-O ,yrfs .f ft PL ii 'H -,fr .f 49,1529 .I jj ' Q, -, A 0 , ai, ' .p,:', x M My ,, JF' 'kffvi gl. 1 May f . c 'I .Ill 1 yr, ff, 1 fs on wa Z . Behind scenes at the Christmas concert Ken Bolton, Barbara The Beatniks made inroads on Clalrtoman News advertising Jo Lippzer, and Ronald Trunzo get some extra practice. Dave Rigby and Leah Gissendanner show off the results TOP ROW: Alberta Harris, Ellen Johnson, Shirley Coon, Marlene Churney, Grace Grueso, Carol Nunez, Barbara Lippzer, Dolores Davis, Lorraine Fischer, Paulette Williams, Valeria Moore. ROW 2: Maxine Herring, Janice Gosney, Jeanine Molina, Rita Martin, Fred Veres, George Hoel, Barbara Coombs, Donna Bakori, Patricia Spence. ROW 1: Jim Latine, Sam Shamber, Richard Alcorn, Eugene Fedor, Doug Kirby, Thomas Berich, Warren Stoffer. TOP ROW: Barbara Yoest, Herminia Everson, Constance Pecsi, Sylvia Hardin, Maxine Hollis Mary Ann Polinsky Kaye Whetsel Marian Popovich Mary Alice Klein Gail Hohn ROW 2 Douglas Dolfi Judy Velardo Rita Prince Arlene Lang Judy Bonner Jim Goodrum Hillary Jamison Jim Thompson ROW 1 Marvin Lancaster Mike Gergley Niles Walters Richard Miller Thomas Jackson Jerry Page ABSENT John Hathaway Lottie Hudson Cartrell Metz Juanita Nash James Petrick Class of 1961 as ,-9 if ! 5 9' 9 1' o ei 4 TOP ROW: Robert Rybacki, Thomas Majeski, Norma Eschelbacher, Barbara Vibostak, Eddie Leasure, Duane Coulson, Sam Terzick, Frank Nikolich, Donna Davis, joe De Bor, Paul Williams. ROW 2: Edward Blank, Jack Blaho, Larry Perkins, john Hoffman, Vin- cent Barbera, Donna Miller, Gary Pollock, Barbara Goodrich, Marvin McLain, Dan Porretta. ROW 1: Bill Dunlap, Ray Prince, Gary Parnham, John Relja, James Jones, Ronnie Daerr, Bill Frank. ABSENT: Dan Costello. TOP ROW: janet Baker, Janet Demis, Henrietta Buckman, Charles Goodrum, Karen Gorman, Marlene Olesky, Donna Cavanaugh, Linda White, LaVerne Hrvacic, Pat Miller, Ruth Ann Seeley, Charlene Bowers. ROW 2: Bernard Marincic, Judy Lewis, Frank Rayer, Bob Butler, Bob Everson, Donna Ruffing, Charlotte De Ross, Barbara Keddie, Bonnie Stew- art. ROW l: Bill Magiske, Arthur Scanlon, Don Conaway, Allan Sakas, Frank Pryzbylski, jim Martell, Howard Finch, Tom Irwin, Ken Napper. TOP ROW: Alice Sparks, Barbara Oldland, Michele Berchok, Althea Nester, Jene Phillis, Bonnie Williams, Gloria Sparks, Wilma Ellis. ROW 2: Louis Rowe, Neil James, Arnold Harris, Charles Bizila, james Finfrock, Charles Walters, Vincent Henderson, Ronnie Angelo, Richard Baxter, ROW 1: Joe Wolf, Don Buchina, Michael Beckovich, jack Rufling, Ken Bolton, jack Herring, Dan Jacobs, Dave Samuels, Mike Tsangaris. ABSENT: Eleanor Butella, Lea Gissendanner, Joseph Russo. Nf 'S xg if lm:-ri -Avvif 'SEA hu! lull In IM I1 4' 4 lt' -' W H- 1, lkwf I Q .-, , :vn- Y- , S TE? S mu- xi, Mr- --.F i.'L.E:': gjtfisf '4 '- 'N' gf' gil 1 fi 2137- 1 U ' ' ., f 'Y' ' WH' ' A' B .ru LTI. Y A I -i ' 1 ' fifetf Nla.. ig Bob Buell and Betty Brown live- for J uniors' ODD MOMENT Neil james reading 1962 Dont scorn the Sophs, cause they 1' Vmce Ross and Donna Mallozzn are two of those sophs who clazm not to be affected by book totm blues Sophomore class sponsor Mlss Angelme Talt brxefs Steermg Commlttee members Paul Cowan and Francxs Grlsmk for thexr first meetmg Eagerly waxtmg for hardboards and thelr coples of the Iowa tests these sophomores do not realxze thls IS the first of a long three year serles 9 9 X X A- X '-1 3 A , .F 1 f' ,, 1 Q J X I. 'Z' M M J A V, 9' , A Q tix , 'ci New literature books for a new year from Miss Mary Lou Kruppa for sophs Regis Huschak, Barbara Moore, Teri-Ann Logue, and Lee Spence. caught on real fast As the under class this year, we found the new routine strenuous but stimulating! After a short orientation period, we settled down to an unenviably heavy schedule, carrying cumber- some loads of books, But we were energetic, and did not let these things disconcert us. So speak our brainy sophs. The majority of them now come from Fifth Street and already know their way around. Only for a few from Walnut Avenue, Mifflin, and Union is the building new. Look for big things from them-scholarship-wise, as their conversa- tion indicates, and sports-wise, as the football of Roosevelt Boozer and Charles Webb, the swimming of Paul Cowan, and the basketball Ti of Stewart Johnson promise- Watch them- They Dewey Decimal expert Anthony Dimperio Cwho shouldn't be after that 10th started fast. grade library course?D helps Carol Maksin and Karen Morgan brush up. TOP ROW: Carol Strait, Terri Culbert, William Baxter, Charles Hoey, Edna Mae Holmes, Frank Karloski, Jeanne Regan, Robert Woytko, Steve Ghion, Carol Parente, Ronald Lasich, Linda Werner, Joann Malesic. ROW 2: Albert Pagliei, Sam Benedetto, Wilma Kerr, Martha Briegel, John Clark, Randolph Scott, Robert Chiappetta, Roger Bennett, Larry Mar- cedes, Gerald Petrisin, Kathy Kunkel, Larry DeSue. ROW 1: joseph Kosko, Robert Jones, Robert Cola, Stewart Johnson, Howard Rowan, Tim Matz, Richard Knauss, Jack Livingston, Tony Velasco. Cl ass of 1 962 TOP ROW: Carol Dalesandry, Daniel Solomon, Steve Bradley, Jo Ann Barenesky, Jerome Watko, James Quashnock, Helen Horgos, Mary Ann Delaney, Corinne Anderson. ROW 1: Charles Frank, Clifford Wright, Charles Gallagher, Ben Loera, Stanley Broward, Richard Steiner, Larry Jolliffe. ABSENT: Gerald Baker. TOP ROW Stella Krenn B111 Buzalka Carolyn Lane Willie Cochran Pat Patrick Ray Lancianese Vince Ross George Snyder Delphme Cooke Cecelia Sacco ROW 2 Joe Mincone Richard Recker Betty Kaufman Rosa Lee Wesson Judy Peterson Billie Collins Katherine Ford ROW 1 Tony Rogone Jon Latme Craig Curry Danny Howard Joseph Butvm Wallace Finch ABSENT Barbara Patrick TOP ROW Andy Gentile Donna Laver Diane Cook Donna Myford Judy Barone Ginny Wolf Jackie Coss Eleanor Buchleltner Beverly Wrlcher Dianne Watral Dolores Greene Stanford Johnson ROW 2 Carol Fusco Dorothy Buckman Diane Lewis Russell Bershok Carol Sestito Roberta Parker Karen Hammons Rose Trocheck Regis Tolbert Pete Scarano Nancy Vibostak ROW 1 Sue Sabol John Stewart Daniel Paclch Mike Powanda John Rochell Jim McGowan George Margetto Denny Zdrale Joanne Demko TOP ROW: Charlotte Lo Presti, Kay Gross, Janet Orsini, Barbara Means, Vivian Chelli, Joyce May, Judy Knicely, Patti Pevac, Jo Ann Seliga, Georgene Matola. ROW 1: Leah Bennett, Sarah Samuels, Jon Studvick, Richard Bianchi, Robert Bernardi, Walter Maxwell, Robert Zlamal, Robert La Frankie, Robert Wilkinson. TOP ROW Richard Holllck Leonard Hamlin LeRoy Anderson Lena Everson Judy Mlhoces Susan Donoghue Mary Bratton Lillian Killms Janet Goodman George Vickers ROW 2 Troy Pope Gilbert Smith Tom East Grafton Williams Artie Thomas Larry Smith Emanuel Belland ROW 1 Robert Logo Kenny Hairston Richard Restagno Ed Yates Jim Worley B111 Ingram John Jones ABSENT Kenny Houcher Rudy Gorl TOP ROW Barbara Havanets Janet Goodman Wilma Castor Brenda Brown Jackie Pavlack Becky Sorg Louise Capul Nancy Adair Patti McCall Claire Traeger Ginger Tweddell Joan Boyd ROW 2 Carol Maksm Mariann Ruffing Marie Colonna Harriett Byers Robert Kieffer Audrey Birchok Irene Potts Eddie Kaecher Jack Miller John Fooks John DeSue Tom Trosch ROW 1 Nick Sisco Jim Tlllery William Dawkins Gary Percival Iva Campbell, Judy Berggren Ursula Hadvab Richard Fedor Emerson Simms TOP ROW: Michael Lukis, Charles Poorman, John Bobbs, George Kacmarik, Phyllis Sickles, Susan Taylor, Jackie Collins, Chuck Laubham, Larry Lattanzi, Benjamin Simmons, Guilio Gimiliano. ROW 1: Sonny Jackson, Harry Buchleitner, Les Toth, Warner Garland, Charles Webb, Charner Ingram, Ken Croyle, Russel Gill, John Andrascik, Gus Stoddart, Duane Halt. ABSENT: Elaine Fazio, Hercules Jamison, Fred Rosser. Class of 1962 TOP ROW: Maria D'Imperio, Helen Grimenstein, Elaine Stevenson, Harry Meadville, Audrey Myers, Connie Burge, Michael Gibson, Danny Boston, Linda Breakall, Jeanette Davis, John White, Rose Gaffney. ROW 2: LaVerne Fields, Wayne Harper, David Aiken, Vince Caranci, Norman Sharbaugh, Phil Bateman, Gary Holmes, Clorinda Bernardi, Helen Henderson, David Berry. ROW 1: George Hallas, Frank Gori, Edward Wilson, Roosevelt Boozer, Abe Allende, John Viscusi, Chuck Soderberg, james Schick. TOP ROW: James Anderson, Lee Spence, Annette Planich, Carole Arch, Rosalie Johnson, Carol Tomich, Regis Huschak, Robert Davis, Melanie Kilgore, Judy Jeffers, Deann D'Emidio. ROW 2: Emil Hrivnak, Frank Grisnik, Marie Fisher, Karen Morgan, Sandra Zoltun. Teri Logue, John Gongas, James Hipsky, Robert Curry, Paul Cowan. ROW 1: Nancy Cochran, Carol Vickers, Karen Lawson, Patty Dell, Barbara Moore, Janet Haramia, June States, Paul Sneed. TOP ROW: Cheryl Sliker, Andrea Dudley, Angela Gimiliano, Ellen Barry, Kay Lawrence, George Ochtun, Elaine Richardson, Tony Dimperio, Donna Ross, Bonnie Kovka, Judy Mussori. ROW 1: Walter Jones, jim Morgan, Barbara Schulz, Roseanne Marcedes, Karen Frye, Lorraine Wilson, Tom Donahue, Wayne Moss. ABSENT: Fred Bonno, Terry Salae, Keith Sherman. TOP ROW: Janice Gahagon, Frances Brenner, Cecelia Wayda, George Yohe, William Patrick, Mary Imbrogno,JudyGroFf, Betty jane Cooper, Edward Bercik, Lydia Matej, Diane Yates, ROW 2: Minnie Remeikis, Dennis Bodner, John Chovan, Ronald Drechsler, jane Urbanek, Bob Campbell, Pam Silbaugh, Cathy Cranisky, Richard Blotzer, Darcy Spence. ROW 1: George Walton, Jack Tarrant, Ron Mega, Jim Clark, Bob Lydic, Domenic Di Mattia Dave Ainsley, Ron Recht. TOP ROW: Elizabeth Williams, Helen Croyle, Beverly Bailey, Virginia Logesky, Linda Dodds, joan Davis, Lawrencella Wright, Sandra Means, Elizabeth Allen, Sandra Runyen, Donna Mallozzi. ROW 2: Clyde Tracey, Bill Wilds, Curtis Spence, David Byard, Bill Shaffer, Robert jones, Gary Vincenzini, George Senneca, Frank Geletko, Sam Leccia. ROW l: Richard Dawes, James Chappell, Ronald Spencer, Albert Patrick, Michael Bull, Clyde Hertzog, Danny jackson, Fred Papson. 0 ,ff ,wt ff 1 y v 4- ' in 'u , is Qffg 0 W' -' 1 960 Athletics .2 LIKE DY AMOS th1s team generated OUR PEP C? - .. Wrth a new and perky mascot cheerleaders led the just begmnrng to functlon Pep Club 1n wlld n wooly yell SCSSIOHS at each football and basketball game The erght tlreless ones kept the pleas for a wm echomg and sacrlficed personal comfort to urge the team on Go' slgns pamted Wlth the help of Club members ralsed enthuslasm to 1tS zenrth The new Pep Band organlzed for basketball games by Mr Benack produced a just rlght sound for Samts CSee page 130D Lynn Crawford a wrtty dancmg bear each week delighted fans W1 h new trrcks and costumes At the far rlght her bear magrc pulls vlctory from a hat She w1th the Pep Club the Pep Band and the cheerleaders made CHS the valleys top cheermg school 1n 59 60 3 'SP T35 4? 24 7 . . . , . . , 1 ' KC U . n . . . ' ' H ' 7! 7 7 . .G . L . v ' - 1 7 Y 9 7 ' ' Y 3 ' '- - s ' . , ' - Q! f 'fi 4. ,f ' ' 'Ig 4 ., ' 4 55. , - , R I 1 1 ' ,V A -N ' , it I 5 This combmatlon of energy put CHS on the valleys cneerlng map OPPOSITE PAGE top Cheerleaders Qbackb Adele Henning Barbara Paclnda Lynn Craw ford Charlotte Choclan Cfrontj Carol Dreschler Carol Dolfl Mary Ellen Emph lla Polutnlk Shirley Coon Bottom The Pep Club ln the stadlum bleachers THIS PAGE A Pep Club bus president jack Pxerosh ln the whlte shirt the dash bank to the stands after tradltxonal uctory arch receptlon for the team a pep assembly final cheer and Lynn Crawford 59 60 CHS Bear Miss Barbara Ceryak colches the cheerleaders Mr Sylvan Punto rs Pep Club sponsor fi i 1' Tb FOOTBALL: It took all these to ' ' wb A5,..qnvNcuusf- --- ' ,.,,'- ,,,,,,I-' v 'Q-wget' f ' 1 ,g p ini -'f1H'11'1' '- A , ro. , ,WA u. 4 - I- as 1 'T -W ---'Q '- 'W- ' o H 3- Q ,, . l ,s g , K , 'f 7 ' ' ,,-4 'T' H gg' A , ,,,- 4 . l 'ln I 1 . ,.,.....+ v vi , ' '51, Q f Q g HP ' 1 1 , A if .. V627 if PD as Q.. -+V., I A gf .: 'Kr . Q h.......a-L FOOTBALL SQUAD-TOP ROW: Faculty Manager John Snizik, Richard Bianchi, Joe Ranalli, Dennis Callaghan, Paul Voelkel, Lynn Pittman. ROW 4: Daniel Jacobs, Mike Gergley, Frank Billy, Dick Mayer, Gilbert Smith, jim Lewis. ROW 3: Charles Walters, Jim Latine, A1 Brown, Bill Bennett, Donald Conaway, Roosevelt Boozer. ROW 2: Alex Ross, Mike Tsangaris, Jghn Vu- jevich, Frank Nikolich, Dan Poretta, Ronald Trunzo. ROW 1: Larry Perkins, Carl Abrasheff John Paoletti. Mike Di Carlo, Ralph Keene y, Allen Lancaster, This page - MANAGERS: back, Faculty Manager john Snizik, Tom shafkey, Paul Voelkel, Richard Bi- anchig front, Lynn Pittman, Jim 3Q Wolfe, Joe Ranalli, Larry De Sue. , , 4 2 JH e 4, if, Opposite page-LEFT-COACHES: X 1 ' i Y back, Louis Da Baldo, George Matich, james Campolongo, front, Lawrence Critchfield, John Dadominici, Stan Berkman. RIGHT: Trainer Ernest De Sue, besides taping up Bill Bennett's leg, should have used a little on his left shoe. 1, E .yf rbgflazal -4 . f' kv X make 1959 21 9 1 exc1t1ng season 1-sw g W 'Og '- 'CW' Q' Y N ff 1 1501 7 3'-4 S 1 31 a W WMQUMBINBS 134 FOOTBALL SQUAD-TOP ROW Joe Wolfe Larry De Sue Tom Sharkey ROW 4 Ray Clark Doug Kxrby Nxles Walters Ron Rlchnafsky Ken Laugh ln Row 3 Marvm Lancaster Anthony Glover Frank Gorl Ellns Lea Louls Rowe Frank Guenther ROW 2 Kelth Sherman Dave Harbst Robert Baxrd Emanuel Belland B111 Falce Charles Webb ROW 1 Charles Pascoe jxm George Larry Solomon Jlm Kelly Ronald Daerr Robert Everson Y 'UC' 4116, .,. dis 0 x f 1 l on X UQ 5 , 1 1 5 u N, tl QW. ' my 4 'H - ,.. . 1 V-'vs -.V C- nn.- ,,., -v .1 -f' A nu 'I 1' 5 ear i'i ef' -L - L ' .I 4 L k v , I ll iv , X 3 1. . IL , ' . 'L A ' llgf , I, , J, L ,A,r al . 51 me ' 1: f , 1' , ,X 1 1 11 J L L l l 9 ' wk 6? A I, , 1 , A 3 lj El .. 'X IU 157 31 ,sl -1 ,A R , y Q M 4 1 :,, 1. V 4 I ft v , V - gr' .1 A- v ' 4 9 ss' A In Q A 4 ? 'K 1 41, 1 'R - an f ' J' ' 1 . ,, ,gl I. 92, ' i ' ' I .1 Y, I y ., y. , . - xsf' V I 1 'I .. V r gif' I , ..... - - A - 1 57 ' fix: Dwi' ' 4 f-T' 1 .i71f9,i '- Qt' ' 4 5, .g , gig fje ...Y--'B' 175 5-S .1 l -L if. .i 1' ' 'vm SCOREBOARD CHS OPP. 19 M4 Peabody-H 0 26 Glassport-H 0 20 :ii Monongahela-H 7 21 Donora-A 0 7 Munhall-H 6 7 if Monessen-A 6 6 Charleroi-H 9 l 28 Brownsville-H 6 i 27 Connellsville-A O 34 Duquesne-A 7 Kelly on the loose. :W Not AA Big Six Cheers by the Pep Club greet Paoletti, Ross, Lancaster, and the rest of the team as they appear on the field at Duquesne. Representing the Bears at the coin tossing for finale with the Dukes are Allen Lancaster, john Paoletti, and Alex Ross. Bears' third perfect show rained out CHS football, 1959, was a good show. It featured a bulky, fierce line and a flashy backfield. It had Coach Neil Brown sweating over the dusty gridiron hoping for organization. Its curtain call revealed an enviable 9-1 record. In the curtain raiser with Peabody, a hearty half- time pep talk was necessary to convince the scoreless Bears that they did not want an extra, hard, Saturday rehearsal. Three quick touchdowns and a whitewash was their answer. Glassport's Gladiators, having defeated McKees- port, showed up ready for battle a week later. When the smoke had cleared, the arena scoreboard read 26-0 in Clairton's favor. Long, brilliant runs and short worth- while ones the next Friday night at home added up to 20-7 league win over Monongahela. The Bears' defense mortar gave way a little, allowing the first opposing points. With Paoletti's aerials to ALL-WPIAL Jim Kelly sparking an offense that also featured Perkins, Brown, Lancaster, and Glover, the coaching staff turned its attention to defensive strategy. After a week's work, the Bruins' wall held firmly against their hosts, the Donora Dragons, who remained scoreless against Clair- ton's 21 points. Then, in one of the finest defensive games ever, the Bears fought back from a six-point first quarter deficit to a 7-6 victory over the previously unbeaten, untied Munhall Indians. The Bears executed a repeat squeak at Monessen as the big toe of tackle Ron Richnafsky sailed the victory-boat in another 7-6 contest. The record stood at six wins, no losses. The show's one dark moment came in the seventh act. In a miserable, steady downpour, Clairton suffered its first regular season defeat since 1956 at the hands of the WPIAL champs-to-be. The Charleroi Cougars first scored a field goal, but the key play was the fake kick that proved to be a TD pass to Strelich, Cougar back. For the only Bear tally, Jim Kelly picked up a loose ball and went the distance. Final score: Charleroi 9, Clairton 6. Erased from AA competition, the Bears wreaked havoc on their last three opponents. Starting with a 28-6 win over the Brownsville Brashear eleven, they continued the newborn streak by bouncing Connells- ville 27-0, and Duquesne, 34-7. Senior Bill Bennett provided a dramatic finale-a 75-yard punt return, with one shoe off and one shoe on. K SENIOR Lcttcrmcn john Paolettr Quarterback ef, 1 dig ls' Frank Guenther Fullback 'Q Ron Rlchnafsky Tackle l' 'L lf is HTH :gg fx-J Carl Abrasheff Guard Q? V,-5 11' Oh if 6 Zs 1 . F V65 qw-. s j jrm Kelly AllAmer1can End sd Alex Ross Guard . 4, y We F Y . ,404 nw C 'iv sv ov In 5 wi' o Q Q-frets mx'-., ' '5'-'Qin ss -' N .X S i .Y Kenneth Laughlin, Halfback A :XA 1 Make D1Carlo Guard Allen Lancaster Halfback W Jim George End Ralph Keeney Guard I A Anthony Glover Halfback Doug Kirby Center Charles Pascoe, Center Bill Bennett, Quarterback A On rainy fall aftemoons the lower hall serves as a practice track for harrier Miller, Pamham, Harper, Grimenstein, and Spangler. 'F , 1 H Incxpcricncc puts brakes on record in CROSS COU TRY Although the 1959 cross country record of 0-7 indicates a dismal season, the boys showed a lot of heart on the cinder track. Mr. Nick Soich in his first year as head coach had an inexperienced squad that gave all they had, but it wasn't enough. The boys dropped a heartbreaker to Wil- kinsburg 27-28, and then never performed as well again. Senior letterman Alf Spangler paced the harriers, but more help was needed. Other losses came at the hands of Baldwin, Fort Cherry, Uniontown, Penn, Connellsville, and South Hills Catholic. Coach Soich looks forward to rebuilding next year. Heading the list of returnees will be junior lettermen Gary Parnham and Joe Booker. Other veterans will be Bob Buell, jack Miller, Tony Ragone, William Patrick, Ray Lancianese, David Demchak, and Bill Alderson. Graduating lettermen are Alf Spangler, Larry Grimenstein, Robert Orsini, Dennis Nagy, joe Lovrencevic, Alex Harper, and Robert Earl Williams. 'EY A ,ff CROSS COUNTRY SQUAD-TOP ROW: Coach Nick Soich, Gary Parnham, Bob Buell, Alf Spangler, Dennis Nagy. ROW TWO: David Demchak, Alex Harper, Larry Grimen- stein, Joe Lovrencevic, Robert E. Williams, Bill Alderson. ROW ONE: Bill Patrick, Tony Ragone, joe Booker, Jack Miller, Ray Lancianese, Bob Orsini, 61 I QZY1 yy 2. WI 4 1 fx. 3, l f I A, Coach Stan Berkman VARSITY CAGERS finish 13-11 VARSITY SQUAD4BACK ROW: Manager Bill Jones, Don Salvino, Dick Mayer, Jim Kovalyak, Stewart johnson, Ray Clarke, Jim Kelly, Bob Buell, Coach Stan Berkman . FRONT ROW: Manager Larry Grimenstein, Regis Straka, Len Baughman, Tom Berich, Russ Thompson, Bob Everson, Dom DiMattia, Bob Lehman, Manager Bob Gahagen. In the opener with North Catholic Jim Kelly begins season's scoring spree which ended in individual high total score of 344 points. 1 ,gill 'fr ..,l. W . Lose two heartbreakers Journeying up a narrow path, led by Coach Stan Berkman, the 1960 cager squad hoped to better their '59 total of two wins. A hard-fought 50 per cient-plus record shone through at the finish, 12 wins against 10 losses. Nourished on a strict diet of sweat and grind. the Bears whizzed through the exhibition games, but came to an abrupt halt upon encountering Section Six. Losing the season opener to North Catholic by 26 points, the veteran varsity brought rampage to the next four opponents. After nipping Monessen by one point, the league inaugural at the jinxed McKeesport Vocational floor was the first of three successive losses, a bad start. At this point the Bears donned their new uniforms and responded by shellacking Elizabeth-For- ward 71-47, setting the season high. Then Baldwin and Munhall were added to the win column. Returning from a one-game break in section play, Coach Berkmanis boys endeavored to start the second half on the right foot, but had their hopes smeared in two of the most exciting games witnessed in a long time by CHS fans. Both thrillers were lost by a single point, 62-61 to McKeesport, and 64-53 to Duquesne, the '60 Section winners. These heart-breakers paved the way for the fiogging by state champion Farrell and a defeat by Homestead. Tire Bears won the last three, finishing 6-6 in league play. In his nine years at Clairton, Coach Berkman has experienced mostly average seasons. He has high hopes, however, for the tenth, centered in such terrific prospects as sophomore Stewart johnson and junior Jim Kovalyak, both over 6'4 , and playmakers Tom Berich, Robert Everson, and Dom DiMattia. ' 1 1 2 4 -.1 . .,. 1 Manager Larry Grxmenstem rv Manager Bob Gahagen 1959 60 VARSITY SCORES CHS Opp North Cat'1ol c Braddock A Charleton H Brentwood A VN lmerdlng H Ivionongahela Monessen A McKeesportk A Duquesne? H South Hxlls Catholxc A Homesteadx' H Baldw1n ' A Munhallalf H Penn Hllls A McKeesport Duquesne A Farrell A Homestead? Elxzabeths' A Baldwm' H Munhallak A 'F League games Don Salvmo SENIOR LETTERME --Qw- . 4. - N ' - 2, .....l.-.,. Q 1 6-'gm S55 ,241 i Len Baughman Bob Lehman Y Jlm Kelly I , , .. S t I , 4 XJ .a A .M , X E ge ' Q r X, G 1 I X , Z a: ' I - 2 ,N . 1-H 56 82 - - 60 46 '- 66 49 ,- - 61 49 'a ' - 62 38 X N -A 58 63 1 4 50 49 X 4- 41 55 - 45 62 , X' 7 ' '- 43 48 . A ' A - - 56 67 ,A I 4 Elizabeth?-H 71 47 1 4 ' -- 45 42 - A ' - 42 38 ' 3 ' - 55 49 I , ' 2-H 61 62 f ' '5- 5- 63 64 - - 43 65 f A I ..,-A 53 66 A 9 ' - 59 53 ' '- Q ' -' . V- 62 46 . - 63 57 5 P3 Suv aa' Ng-f 'N JV SQUAD BACK ROW Coach Dan H111 Dan Jacobs Emanuel Belland Howard Rowan Mxke Powanda Abraham Allende Tom Trosch Gary Parnham Manager Charles Soderberg FRONT ROW Danny Boston Albert Pagllel Roosevelt Boozer Jack Tarrant Buddy Jones W1ll1e Dawkms Coach H111 uncovers JV stars 1959 60 JV SCORES North Catholxc Charlerox H Brentwood A Wxlmerdmg H Monongahela Monessen A McKeesport A Duquesne-H South H1115 Cathohc Homestead H Elizabeth H Baldwm A Munhall H Penn H1119-A McKeesport I-I Duquesne--A Farrell A Homestead A Elzzabeth A Baldwm H Munhall A 102 CHS Opp Some of the finest mater1al yet 1n hxs coach mg career at Claxrton was handled by J V Coach Damel F H111 dur1ng the 59 60 season In pre- season pract1ce, he found some sophomores so outstandlng for the1r class that they were lm medlately moved up to the varsity squad Center Stewart Johnson, 66 , well coordm ated for h1s helght became mdxspensable to Coach Berkman and scored 266 polnts Aggres 1ve rebounder Dom1n1c D1Matt1a also proved regularly useful Coach H111 s assets were re1nforced by many squad members who could play almost any posl t1on, and rather well, too-evxdenced by thelr two vxctorles over the McKeesport J V s When exther backcourt man Howard Rowan or Mlke Powanda, was sxttmg the bench w1th personal fouls, he was usually replaced by Roosevelt Boozer or Emanuel Belland both guards The team was held together by playmakers Danny Boston, Albert Paglel, and Jack Tarrant Wxth the J V season endmg 14 8 hopeful CHS eyes were cast towards what could be a brxlhant 1961 QI Sophomore Managers Charles Soder berg and Ron Mega kept JV equxp ment xn shape Cjumor manager B111 jones assisted w1th the Vars1tyD . ' 3 B3 X X' - 3 X ,P ,ln V Dlx I A A fi A X lf J . ' A 1 1 O . X 6 . 6 , -, . . ' -H ss 46 ' . ' Bl'HddOCklA I I s Coach Dan '- 34 30 ' - 58 39 ' . ' . ' ' - 59 36 ' H - ' - -A 40 44 . . . . - 26 34 ' . .T 6 . . . 6 . - 1: 5 ' '-A 51 46 . - 41 40 ' ' ' ' - 43 40 -- J ' - 41 36 . . . - 36 37 , A , ' as 35 - - - - 46 41 ' , ' 44 47 ' ' ' 0' 5' - 34 52 1.3 - 36 49 1 ' - 29 36 1 ' ' - 53 41 - 36 34 ' . . . u i . - , Nun I COUNTER-CLOCKWISE, beginning at right: fl? Jim Kovalyak and partially hidden Ray Clarke reach aggressively to control the rebound. C23 Bear enthusiasts in closing moments of home thriller lost to McKeesport are grateful for a CHS basket. f3J Junior playmaker Tom Berich tries one from way out. 145 To pass or shoot-quick-witted Bob Lehman will make the right decision. Homestead's Ellis and CHS's johnson look on. CSD Sophomore center Stu johnson reels for a hook shot against Munhall. 665 With johnson to follow in, senior ace jump-shooter Len Baughman sends one from his fingertips against the Tigers. 1960 ACTIO ' 'R -ff fl M Q x Coach L. K. Critchfield 1 .K,,a.N?4h l Head Coach john Soich TRACK TEAM NUCLEUS-TOP ROW John Veres Ed Traeger Frank Bllly Larry Perkins Louls Rowe ROW 2 Emanuel Belland jxm George Bull Falce Larry Solomon Bob Buell ROW 1 Frank Guenther jxm Kelly james McCray and Roosevelt Boozer 'Bw ,v-4 9 TOP Semor pole vaulter Ed Traeger ABOVE Track managers Dan Solomon sophomore and Fred Veres Jumor with student tramer Eddle Leasure Ccenterl RIGHT Semor Frank Guenther run nmg mn the Mlle Relay at a last years dual meet at the stadlum if H' www SH Q z Y Y ' Y . 7 . ' : 3 ' I . I l f : r ' 1 1 ' M . - , I. - ,st 3 - 7 ' ufxrf QW' , 3' A . J ' ' 'A Vi, v Q 'L Q ' ,Aj .. , L y A W Lx- - ,fa if ,.,, K 5 .V ,J , -. l , f. 2 K- fl , J- Q' '. , , 1 ,I 'E' , t ,B 7 ' ., -4 . If 'X . ,.. 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Q.. , vc R M, ',- .. if - 1.. 5 Prospects look best IH years for 1 960 CINDERME Whlle the 1959 track and field squad falled to place 1n the Mansfield Relays and took only two thirds m the WPIAL meet at Connellsvllle the 1960 squad began by provmg to be Mt Lebanons best competl tron ln the 29 school Trl State Coaches Assoclatxon Indoor Track Meet March 26 at South Park Head coach john Sorchs thmclads came m wlth a strong 32 pornts behrnd the MOUntl6S 48 Sopho more Roosevelt Boozer won a broadjump first wrth 21 41,1 and ran wrth the first place mlle relay team of Bob Buell Frank Guenther and Jlm Kelly fwmnmg txme 3 37 85 The two mlle relay team with Kelly Guenther Jack Lxvmgston and Jlm Cam placed thlrd hrm a second place and sen1or Ed T raeger placed thxrd 1n the pole vault with 11 6 As outdoor practlce began ln earnest at the stadlum Apr1l 1 1n real sprlng weather Coach Solch and h1s asslstant Larry Crrtchfield were able to face the season wlth high hopes even Mt Lebanon junior Bob Buell also a top 440 man and semor jim Kelly make a combmatlon K'llY breaks the Wife and Wins another first 1n the Mule Relay Several 1959 dual and trxangular meets were held at mght PlaCe In the Half M119 at 3 d'-131 meet C ' H ' Y, 7 . , . ' . , ' . ' . . gf' . . . , 9 ss ' - - Y , , . . : . . - ' ' , ! ' 5 . ' Sophomore Emanuel Belland's 6' LQ high jump won . , . . ' ' 7 7, , . Q , . . A 15 '. Returning lettermen give BASEBALL Coaches George Matxch and Dan H111 discuss new schedule arrangements and strategies aimed at carrying off the 1960 Section XIV trophy RIGHT Big Rollo Rlchnafsky and hurler Dick Smith both senior letter men were expected to get the start mg assignment often in 1960s race for the Section title BELOW P o s s 1 b 1 e first string re placement for the first sack position junior Dan Jacobs ui 3 41410 106 After three years of building, head coach George Matich and assistant Dan Hill expected their 1960 diamond squad to be the best since 1954. No wins and 11 losses was the Bears' '59 record. In one game, things had looked up momentarily. On the Baldwin field Clairton's fast baller Al Brown allowed only one hit and that to the Highlanders' first batter, but Bear hitters were unable to save the game for Al and lost 1-0. For 1960, Coach Matich had to replace only two regulars. To take over for Fred Lewis at first base, either Dan Jacobs or Rex Linn would be available. For Jim Sieffert's left field position, many strong con- tenders were expected to report Other mfielders would be veterans Bob Lehman at second, B111 Bennett at shortstop and Len Baughman at third The outfield would have experienced Allen Lancaster Ray Clark, and Charles Walters With Ron Richnafsky as their catcher in chief Dick Smith Al Brown, and Ken Walker would ably handle the pitching duties The squad was aiming to reverse its 59 losses and take over Munhalls Section XIV crown They would have to defeat the Indians McKeesport Duquesne, and Baldwin 'ata 'WY' Q5 'S 7 , . ' ' 9 1 . . . , , . i . ' ' ' s 1 . . . .. ' 'Q - o v ' ' I '-A - ' nf-S' 7 . . . , ' I b Q : - - V . , - . . S ' - 7 Q fs . . -N - . v-mafiv. ' f . - 1 . ' r -.,, - ' 4 i x - ' N .1 Haag. A -A ' A ' ' --u-5.- ' V , ' - ' -. I i - . 'V ' ' A E' 9 an we - as . , - 2- --- Rf - ' ,V , . . -..-- h fr. Q f f f ' - ,, A ' I H I. - - . , . ...Q . , ' f. ' 4 1 . Y .. gf.. .3 ,- ' . . - .- r .r 1- kpq 1 ,- ,x -, t A , Haw- '-'fin ll, -A .XL Managers Ralph Falk, a junior, and Jon Lickert, a senior, would have the job of trucking equipment each night to and from the park field. Senior letterman Len Baughman de- fends his third base with skill, hoped to improve batting average. LEFT: Veteran second baseman Bob Lehman uses a slide by Dick Smith to demonstrate double-play technique. LEFT BELOW: S e n i o r shortstop Bill Bennett snags a toss from Leh- man. BELOW: Senior relief pitcher Ken- ' - , ' , , ny Walker limbers up in the bull pen. t- X. ' Y 4 thx R W 1 - 1 10 1960 SCORES Central Catholic? H Munhall H Gateway A South Hills? H Vandergrift-H Mt. Lebanon-A Duquesne-H Butler-A Munhall-A Gateway-H Vandergrift-A Mt. Lebanon-H Duquesne-A Butler-H 4'-Non-League in joe Bartko M Bruce Ackinclose 'vi Q 6: SWIMMING SQUAD TOP ROW jim Martell Ron Kunz jack Elder Alf Spang jim Schultz Vince Marflak Mr Vujevich ROW 2 Bill Tillery Jack Pierosh Frank Grisnik Tony Rogone Ricky Blackburn Bill Smith joe Bartko ROW 1 'Mike Roth bauer jim johnson Gary Percival Jim Elder Charles Goodman Bill Heller john Stewart Not m picture Paul Cowan Fewer than 10 returning squadmen formed the nucleaus about which new Bearacuda coach Mr Steve Vujevich had to build his 1960 team Tested by three new schools, Munhall Gateway, and Duquesne, the group which emerged from vigorous pre-season exercising managed to de- feat all opponents except Munhall once, Butler twice and State Champion Mt. Lebanon twice, a fine record for a team lacking in bench strength. With the veterans pacing the new recruits, Jim Elder and Bill Heller, a first-year senior, handled the diving' Jim Schultz with new Tony Rogone and senior Alf Spangler were the breast stroke specialists, Jack Pierosh a sure point- winner for two years in the butterfly event received unexpected bolstering when sophomore Paul Cowan's time improved rapidly. Veteran junior Vince Marilak teamed with sophomore Frank Grisnik for the back stroke. Ron Kunz, Jack Elder, Bill Tillery, Niles Walter, and junior Jim Martell handled the free style events with help from senior Mike Rothbauer and sophomore Gary Percival. The enthusiasm with which the team entered each meet was particularly noticeable. If this spirit continues in '61, even with the loss of key men like Pierosh, Schultz, Kunz, and Jack Elder, the Bearacuda squad can reach again for that WPIAL trophy they've let Mt. Lebanon borrow for the past three years. nv- .ff Coach Steve Vujevich New Bearacuda coach Mr. Stephen C. Vujevich is not a member of the high school faculty but a teacher of music at the Miller Avenue Grade School. A '49 graduate of CHS, he was a foot- ball and swimming letterman. He holds a Bach- elor of Science degree in music education from Duquesne University and formerly taught at Brentwood High School. He has been the man- ager of the Clairton Public Swimming Pool for the past five years. In pre-season practice ses- sions this year, he put his swimmers through a tough program of conditioning exercises before allowing them in the pool. Vujevich TA KERS f1n1sh w1th 6- -1 record Q I Fl D E z. - Y . nit- -:... V risk' X, i i - g ' , , , ler, ' - 35 si . . U . . - so 36 ' ' - sa i 1 1'- ' - 33 gg ' G 64 22 P s 78 so 26 ,, 25 61 26 so ss 31 57 28 io 76 , 43 43 31 ss ' 11 I JIM SCHULTZ Top man in the art of breast stroke he placed in every number of needed points BILL TILLERY-Specializing in no particular event he swam well in any free style competition and provided go for the medley relay. MIKE ROTHBAUER-In his favor- ite event, the 200-yard free style, he showed style and endurance. Scmor Letterman RON KUNZ Anchor man for the free style relay he showed excellent form and fast time as he swam his own 40 yard free style nga? BILL SMITH-A 3-year loyal man- ager, he kept score, clocked practice runs, was a general handyman. JACK ELDER A 3 year letterman who did a fine Job in his 100 yard free for the free style relay JACK PIEROSH - Another 3-year letterman who did a great job with his butterfly event and was invaluable to the medley relay. BILL HELLER-In this his first year as a Bearacuda, he turned in an ex- cellent record as a diver. U l A ,I '4 .5 I -- I .. lx meet, garnering for the team 3 Efeali style event and supplied a strong arm I. , nf v- i. , I ' 1 s ' ' Q K ll 7, A .. KJ x FREE STYLE RELAY places eleventh at STATE MEET Tradltxonally Claxrton must be represented at the State Swlmmxng Meet The only Beara cuda entrant thls year was the free style relay team of Ron Kunz, jack Elder, Nxles Walters and J1m Martell The quartet started 1tS cllmb by takmg a second place ln the WPIAL Trlals at Mt Lebanon, February 27 In the beautlful Grove Clty pool March 5 the boys quallhed but barely by taking slxth place A two day trlp March 1112 to Bucknell Un1vers1ty for the State contest resulted ln the1r capturmg eleventh place The medley relay team composed of Plerosh Schultz Marilak and Txllery took thlrd 1n the trlals, but 1n the Regxonals at Grove Clty d1d not quahfy Clearmg the water for another breath IS top notch breast stroke pomtmaker jlm Schultz N-Q 'gif' 5 1. . ...I Sophomore Paul Cowan developed remarkably fast should prove relxable butterfly replacement for Pxerosh 0 Nlles Walters Jack Elder jxm Martell and Ron Kunz the second place WPIAL free style relay team whxch copped eleventh place at the State Meet THE PEUFLE Q Happy medal wmners return from WPIAL Dlstrxct 7 trxals at Mt Lebanon jxm Schultz top jack Elder Jim Martell Vmce Marfiak Jack Pzerosh Ron Kunz B111 Tlllery Niles Walters not ln prcture jack Plerosh tallxes another first m hxs butterfly specralty Paced by Bob Haramra m 58 he has been a cons1stent pomt wmner ever sxnce ll at ' .j 4 X 5 ,I I, . - ' - L' , . r nxt 1 ' . I ' luv' r v I 1 I ' ' . - ' ' 1 Y 1 f ' ' 7 . . . . . ' it r - m . . V A, X VS 1 cr: I ,H ' il 1 x ,f T' 1 ,B j Lk , V 'K .tt V. v 4 Q . , r . . i I W ' ' Lf! f 'J A t... 9, A '- K . ,t , V - . 4 5 X V : - A L ' ' - ' , g , ' . ' y I l Kilt - 'U 15 i Y 5- A K- ' , 5 Y ' l 'fv mg. V , . , ' Q A t f ' .., X I . L i x ' . L , - ' , ,S , if ' e ,Q ' - s. S , Q . .x..,. Zig, , .H 5 V 'yn ' 3 . , - ' , ' H ' 1- 'O 4 lf ., - . - Y . 1 ! ' VARSITY CLUB Comes Alive New black - trimmed - with - orange leather- sleeved jackets. Saturday night dances, and a combination variety show-basketball game are the things everyone remembers about this year's Varsity Club. President Bill Bennett's hopes of perking up its members and sponsor Mr. James Campolongds wishes for an active group materialized. Revitalized, the club staged a riotously funny original show March 18 that filled the auditorium and kept the school talking for days. 1. L1 Junior john Vujevich enviously and hopefully admires the sharp, black lettermen jackets sported by seniors Ken Laughlin and Ralph Keeney. All K - VARSITY CLUB-TOP ROVV: Frank Billy, Ronald Kunz. Bob Lehman, Len Baughman, Kenny Laughlin, jim Kelly, Paul Voelkel. ROW 4: Mike Tsangaris. Don Salvino, Mike DiCarlo, Niles Walters, Jim George, Ralph Keeney. ROVV 3: Bob Gahagen, jack Elder, Ellis Lea, jim Schultz, Bill Smith. ROW 2: Alf Spangler, Tom Sharkey. Carl Blackburn, Frank Guenther. ROW 1: Alex Ross, Bill Bennett. Jack Pierosh. Allen Lancaster, John Vujevich. X 1 1 A 'A ' 'A Named Most Athletic by a poll of all CHS girls were sophomore Carol Vickers. junior Betty Brown, and senior Cecelia Casaldi. GAA Discontinued When the Girls Athletic Association, a CHS group with a long history, was disbanded this year, an Officials Club was to take its place. Although the girls took preliminary refereeing examinations, the group was never truly organ- ized. That such a club will come into being next year is the hope of all sports-minded CHS girls and sponsor Miss Barbara Ceryak. Bound for Castle Shannon and a big night of interscholastic volleyball are jo Ann Petty and Margie Stoffa. Foul Shooting by the Fair featured in Intramural Program Because place and time were lacking, a rather meager girls' athletic program this year managed to include a series of after-school basketball games, the results of which were eagerly followed by all senior girls. Four teams battled tooth, nail, and gym suit gum-band. One innovation by gym instructor Miss Barbara Ceryak was a foul-shooting contest in which all girls participated. Sophomore Karen Frye, junior Peggy Herman. and senior Louise Socan proved fairest of all foul-shooters. Another was sending a squad to Castle Shannon for a night volleyball game. -Ts-3 . Y 'I y . ,..-0 k,,,.' ff' li l .ff-f' ,af ,.f'T' Mara Barich tries to block Audrie Voytell's possible two- pointer at a Crucial moment in the basketball tournament. 1637112 1 x ffl' 4 l A iff-iii' is V fi yi- X , 411'-' LEFT: Set it up! echoes through the lower gym as P l Linda Morock, Karen Gibson, and their enthusiastic team- L -- l: . 1 mates try to relay the volleyball. K W 4- I - BELOW: A bird's-eye view of a girl's-eye view of a basket. Many girls, like Roseanne Panza, who enjoy gymnastics and acrobatics, have fun with the lower gym's apparatus. This horse is a favorite. 11 1 960 Activities 6 1 b ,S STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: Alex Ross, secretaryg Pat Cola, treasurer, William Bennett, vice-president, Lenny Baugh- man, sergeant-at-arms: James Kelly, president. j 1 STUDENT COUNCIL SPONSORS: Mr. Daniel Hill, Mr. Sam Jacobs. Clairton High, Inc. STUDE T CO NCIL Organization with a capital O helped Student Coun- cil find its answers to this year's problems. Kelly, Bennett, Ross, Cola, and Baughman, with Mr. Daniel F. Hill and Mr. Samuel K. Jacobs as members of the Board, developed a system of operation to accomplish more with less trouble. Council members were divided into standing com- mittees for cafeteria, sanitation, social affairs, hall hosts, and United Fund. The cafeteria committee aided faculty supervisors Mrs. Grace Lacey, Miss Frances Ortner, Mr. Andrew Huzinec, and Mr. Stan Berkman in a campaign which resulted in a cleaner, more pleasant eating place for all lunch periods. The social committee took charge of decorations and entertainment for school dances. The United Fund Drive, for a second year, was successful under Student Council's promotion. A welcome revival was having definite school time, the first and third Tuesdays, Period One, for Council meetings. STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES-TOP ROW: Karen Swartz, Betty Grocott, Carol Vickers, Carol Maksin, Claire Traeger, Donna Laver, Felicia Matola, Janice Gahagan, Ellen Johnson. ROW 2: Domenic Di Mattia, Jimmie Clark, Ellis Lea, Jack Pierosh, Jack Elder, Abe Allende, Edward Blank. ROW 1: Larry Triglia, Lynn Crawford, Arlene Sha- heen, Arlene Lang, Barbara Pacinda, Rosalie Johnson, Ruth Berggren, Eddie Leasure. ABSENT: Teri Ann Logue, Sharon Hartill. With the help of Mrs. Ellis of the cafeteria staff, SC girls Sharon Hartill, Nancy Orsini, Arlene Lang, Felicia Matola, Betty Brown, and Ellen johnson kept the doughnut trays and coffee cups filled for parents and teachers at American Education Week open house. BOARD OF DIRECTORS ff .vb 3' T' , Y' , . STEERING COMMITTEE--STANDING: Frank Grisnik, Bob Carleton, Bill Bennett, Frank Billy, Bob Andrews, Paul Cowan. SEATED: Jim Kelly, joe Ancrile. Not in PIC- ture: jim Schultz. STUDENT COUNCIL ALTERNATES-TOP ROW: Carol Drechsler, Gloria Mihalko, Merry jo Gilmore, Nancy Orsini, Donna Myford, Diane Lewis, Kathleen Hrabosky, Betty Brown. ROW 2: Carol Fusco, Michael Beckovich, Niles Walters, Robert Buell, Dick Smith, Lee Weber, Beverly Huffman. ROW 1: Regis Straka, Walter Maxwell, jim Latine, Mark Ricci, John Casaldi, John Fooks, Danny Boston. ABSENT: Randolph Scott, Tim Matz, john De Sue, Viola Woodson, Vincent Ross. Y ,Q ,ff'fx, Q Treasurer Pat Cola conducts devo- tions at a Council-sponsored assembly Q1 v gg Q' lg Co-editors Annette Cowan, left, and Joan Cutuly double-talk their way through next- 1 issue plans with adviser Miss Mary Lou Kruppa. News staff headline counters Betsy Norris, Joan Mcllvried, Sue Ross, Ferne Hebner, and Louise Socan try not to keep Karen Swartz waiting too long for a head that fits. A face lifting for our favorite newspaper September 25, 1959, and the Clairtonian News had a new look! A change from letterpress to offset printing enabled co-editors Annette Cowan and joan Cutuly to use more pictures and drawings without extra expense. A second change, from newsprint to white heavier paper, improved the general appearance and photograph re- production. The adviser was also new: Miss Mary Lou Kruppa took over when Mrs. Jean Cowan moved to the Math Department. The year produced Pros and Cons, a first-page editors' columng Who's Who in CHS , the elongated, L-shaped basketball cartoon, Gig's Gags g the red candles for Christmas, and staff patter like '4Late again! This headline is too long. Check that galley proof. Where's the glue? Can't change that-it's gone to the printer. Sell those single copies. My page is the best page! Sixth periods in 120 were never dull, but at deadline time, they sizzled. Our page is the best page! Alf Spangler cheerleads his sports staff. Left, top to bottom, joe Ancrile, Richard Alcorn, Bill Ben- nettg right, Ronnie Kunz, Paul Cowan, Carl Blackburn. '37 f an X 953- 0 60 ' no Wx' AX x . Haw 00 cf 'ov 4 a . ith QQ Qs to lp te? 005 AL dxf O W Y Se 4 X - A90 ., Q0 00 Q9 1 X835 Q Y r. A 156- .59 . eg? 00 Q. we X. tx sv fe iw . v QNX C vo PAK QD C00 ,nfxxvi XS Wawi- A qi W et i 95 ix vb We by as uv - ve gk X we 3 09- -A Xgmooi X50 ug ,HQX Q A BLA YYQ9 3 Seas go 5? Q0 Q06 '50 e a Q15 can 595' Y sou. ted gf 12 I X6 qxg hai ' ?7'C'l Sl X Supsotusc .IDX 73 7221: CLHIETONIHN Q., Feature editor Adele Henning, center, columnists Dave Rigby, Bob Gahag- en, Charles Simon, and artist Marian Swanney comb exchanges for ideas. 999 ,, we 00' f Z K 'J Y ,f as ' wt' ,wa 4 109 'geixlx ' W ' C5 ca YDN5 iv9o ee':5.s ci vw' xiao, sv owl 69 0 W . .fixooi Q? Q Y s 5 5 , xll , 0 A600 4 ' xXeee ,Oc 395 BUSineSS manager Lynn Pasternak, second from left, briefs her assistants so X Alice Sparks, Margie Brenner, Mary Lou Simms, Lynn Crawford. Cul:-out QX 4l1'l'l'hiXX's HAXL S .A L00 n ata' 1 AX630 der ag Safe 'A 6056 fa K xv' Waiting her tum to final-type some WAX NXQ0 p S 63 articles, Donna Lancianese watches ,XY Barbara Cundra finish her stint. 11.11 ' ' :ni ' .-AX! DX Y me ' Q- is ,Nez qv 10 X9 P136 00 U0 A30 .td gf' vez' S Xxxe c0666 ' Ya A - Feature staff writers are, back, Stephanie Grunsky, 936 ,Oc ,AQYX6 Saundra Manzek, Judy Lewis, front, Patty Dell, Ruth XX X Ann 369158 Judy Matich, Melanie Kilgore. 11 ex Q4 'JAX 194 -5 :Y tiflpl 40' 4 ... - i9 i Q19 0 C 'va XX 4 X 5-,Wg i we ooxxf F 10 . Q . QA w-7 H'-P yaxv f 5 154- F? Xxcx 'D -X 00 ' -42 :WW - 'AWA 0990 o G05 vfw Plxcaixxx Q19 gx x goflc 0496 .9 ,Q92 . 5 f Koi MY' Y 'lr '59 GQQXL Aa '02 swf ew XS 000 Y V Cyp Ol el- 535' Q - , Q X , me gs g :C A nfl x xxx qv g , Q. 'QV . 31 Q02 kxixieigxdeix ax 3 ,fini 01 SX ex Nxt, Qu egk Lu CDGXYQYOQQXXO 52 C9 9, vs? YGA3- SAQSN +1 I A SeXX1lx?X '00 ,J00 l' Q vox on wo' X CNG WW '30 t we new W Q we VX me Xb swf' ' f x ' V96 O 530 ixgfx YXe,aiX 8,6650 x fb The Z an -Angled CLAIRTO IA of 1960 Perhaps not enough candles were burned 1nto the wee hours of the mornlng by the 1960 Cla1rton1a Staff but the lxghts ln 120 surely were worked overtlme No matter where the edltors went, they could not evade DEADLINE that omnxpresent shadow A Clalrtonlaner was easxly 1dent1f1ed 1f he wasnt up to hlS ears IH rubber cement he was racmg through the halls lxke a track star look1ng for vxctxms for h1s next pxcture or makmg hke a mole burrowxng 1n 120s four waste baskets for lost copy Serlously the yearbook staff d1d hard work and a lot of xt Nancy Orslm and Arlene Shaheen, besldes cornpletxng thelr own ass1gnments became experts xn paste up a dxfflcult productlon step whlch CHS had always had thexr prmter handle before Edxtor Mary Lou Copy Edltor Mar1a and photographer Paul also dxd many pages and sect1on edltors and helpers asslsted when thelr pages came up When the gunker had eaten could be colored in on the Pages Done chart, lt was a blg occasxon Twenty Jumors reglstered for Journallsm Y worked durlng the last two grade perlods Wlth Advlser Mlss Suzanne Ph1ll1ps on projects leadmg to defimte lans P for the 1961 book whlch wxll be the fortleth Clalrtoman to be publlshed L Q .fm J This page-TOP Copy Edltor Marla Natall Advlser Mlss Phxlllps Edrtor Mary Lou Skapxk CENTER Photographers fnewspaper as well as yearbookj Paul Weintraub and Bob Whlte wlth coordxnator Arlene Barella Opposxte page-TOP Sectlon Ed1tors Lynn Crawford Instructlon Cecllxa Casaldr Sports Ann Lewxs and Rlta Gemerchak Admmlstratlon Nancy Orsml Semors Ray Foley Instruction joe Ancnle Sports Arlene Shaheen Act1v1t1es CENTER Asslstants Ila Mane Polutmk Carol Benedetto Paul Voelkel V1ck1 Bllly CAlso Carl Blackburnl BOTTOM Typlsts Margxe Stoffa and Anna Marxe Ward wlth the new paper cutter Jean Gazda and Nancy Fxlewxch were thexr assxstants 'in n 1, 4:7 V K. ' '5- 4 ,, , O ' 1 Cr , . . U . . t . 1 . , . , . . 1. I 7 . . . . Y , 7 7 7 Q y . . . 7 ' . 7 3 up the last tiny crumb of rubber cement and the page ' li 77 ' Y A ' ' Y ' ' . : . Q x f s . ly 1 S , ' Q ' , s I , y 1 I ' A ' X Yr' I N? Lb- X1! .. A5 -Q V'L'w- Sv ur ,...-4- EEZXE dxdnt you SAY you wanted odd shaped ng Semor Echtor Nancy Ofsxm But W SISKS QXSCYI pxc YUYES in ' if N1 ... g r., Y .N XJ X K o ,Q 7.8 , , a 4 ,IF ' .rfjfihlk ' A- Aff -, .- ,' il gf N . kd X yn I - 4 K l 4 H- 2 --- xl W . X s-A -X' I . ' X ' ,- -,,...k, , ' 5 - ' . ,M 3 aw , ' th A ,,A, 9 , V , ,B , . 6 ,, , . 1 X., ' X X- . .5 J , ' 7 r, . f Q' 1 , u 8. 1, ' ' 0. A W ' , K ' . 8 f - - .I X w. -,-, ' rw. if W-rf, 150' X x - r Y Z .I ,, 4.1 . U A. . 1, , ug 3 31' 4 ' . '- x . V., A4 ' ' 1 . 9 I Yoor BEAR, YB Sales Promoter If you had never heard of Yogi Bear before, you couldn't have helped becoming acquainted with him this fall through Mrs. Norma Lewis's Selling Classes' yearbook subscription campaign. Six hun- dred thirty construction-paper miniatures of Yogi were dangling from the lapels, belts, and ponytails of proud owners-to-be of the 1960 Clairtonian by the time the drive ended. Other important phases of the campaign were sales-talking in homerooms, poster-making, and arranging a display of yearbooks in Skapik's window. Mrs. Lewis also handled all collections for the four installment payments. r' X Seeking in another year's annual an in- spiration for that successful subscription sales idea are Selling students Ida Mae Mullen, jo Ann Filakousky, Martha Con- away, Barbara Boozer, Pat Donahue. 5,4 . -x V Z' .-fp, Head-of-the-Sponsors Drive Carol johnson checks with Subscription Man- ager Lynda Moragne on the yearbook's current financial condition. kxl. r Selling Class members Ann Martis, Joan Peterson, Diane Barko, Mary Louise Hearing, and Mary Harris sub.mit their Yogi Bear sales poster for Mrs. Lewis' approval. SPONSOR SOLICITORS: Mary Lou Cylenica, Audrey Pavlack, Felicia Matola Merry jo Gilmore, Alfred Spangler, jo Ann Petty, Sandra Briggs, Ellen Johnson, Carol Benedetto i SENIORS-BACK Annette Cowan jo Ann Petty Carolyn Parker Ferne Hebner Joan Cutuly VICKI Bllly FRONT Carol johnson Mary Lou Skapuk head lxbrarxan Lmda Goodboy Rosalyn Wlllxams typxsts Ann Mane Ward and Carol Bekavac Not ln plcture Lynn Crawford Gerald Grunsky Dennxs Nagy Andrea Papson Sandra Blake T7 JUNIORS BACK Nancy McNew Kathy Bxshel Gerry Mxtro Helen Chxzmar Kathleen Mlller FRONT Alberta Harrxs Francme Cheeks Mary Jo Bodnar Jean Pastorxk Marxan Popovxch Not 1n the plcture Oleskv For cff1c1cncy plus 51 LIBRARIANS What would we do wxthout student l1brar1 ans9 Most of us wouldnt know what to do If we weren't runnlng around ln clrcles fhterary ones, that ISD, we would be spendmg hours more than necessary just findlng the books we want But thanks to Mxss janet Nxxons dedlcated a1des who sacrxiice valuable study perlods and 7 before and after school tlme for the1r tasks pleasurable for both students and teachers SOPHOMORES-BACK Audrey Bxrchok Mary Zlamal Frances Brenner Karen Lawson Helen Horgas Helen Grxmenstem Helen Croyle Bonme Kovka FRONT Robert Zlamal Ur ula Hadvab Cathy Cramsky Patty Dell Sandy Zoltun Barbara Patnck john Stoddart Not IH plcture Bob Chxappetta Ronald Laslch Audrey Myers Randolph Scott : r 1 1 ' . , ' ' ' . : , ' , r . I 1 A - ' Z 1 1 . y 7 ' . , , . . . O . K . 7 Y . . , . , . ' : A v . y . v . - ' . Y . . : . 7 . , ' . , . I . . . . . : - - - , Karen Bell, Ruth Berggren, James Martell, Arlene Newman, Marlene library reference Work IS made 6ffOI'tl6SS and : I 1 Y 1 Y 1 y , ' . : , s U - , , Y y ' Y I ' 1 1 a - .,- ' ., I - :N JL A 9 i X 0 Q - , L. l K . . 5 I A . . ' , , Anyone for chess? Francxs Mltro and John Mortlmer are always keen com petxtors at Math Club meetmgs RE AISSANCE QQ MATH CLUB-TOP ROW Carl Blackburn Larry Tnglla Louise Socan Donna Fisher Larry Gnmensteln Ronald Mallozzl Marla Natalx Annette Cowan Lynda Moragne Jeannette joe Ancrxle Dick Metzler Arlene Shaheen Francxs Metro ROW 1 John Mortxmer B111 Whltworth treasurer Joan Cutuly secretary jack L1VlIlgSt0fl vlce presldent Dxck Smith presxdent Ronnle Kunz Paul Wemtraub SPONSOR Mlss Jane Walker Math Club joms 11St of groups orgamzcd Emergmg from the dark ages of 58 59 when schedules were just too full, the club program th1s year experlenced a revlval En thuslasm for Jommg grew when Perlod One became avallable for meetmgs The Future Teachers of Amerlca and the Nurses Club kept our professlon bound grrls busy observmg ln the grade schools and field trlppmg to local hospltals The Junior Red Cross contmued to do good deeds at Chrlstmas they filled stockmgs wlth gnfts bought from a bake sales proceeds, and earller they organ lzed a varlety show for a veterans hospltal The Commercial Club reappeared th1s year to prov1de Job gettlng help for our secretar1es The newest group was the Math Club, or gamzed for those of us 1nterested 1n math slanted careers and chess The Natlonal Honor Socxety, for our scholarly leaders, capltallzed on speclal talents to serve the less grfted wlth tutormg servlce NI' 'fs L 5 ' , 1 Y ', V K 4 ., V- 1 l f V I f Y:-V or . s 1 5' ' rs .f Z -f , W 4 ly c A I M4 ff-l.-,J 'L it l1'.' . ' I .Y I .l ! ! D'Emidio, Eileen Mack. ROW 2: Merton Haynes, Paul Debaldo, Paul Voekel, Jim Schultz, . 5 . , . I : . . ' IS 7? Y -! 1 . x ' . . . r , 1 V, l ' X - . . . . I' ll X, . . . X x ' . . . . , -y ' ' S ' - . . , . YEAR FOR CLUBS first-period meetings a program boost Future nurse Katherine Paolicelli practices her pulse-taking techinque with club president Janet Campbell. NURSES CLUB-TOP ROW: Valeria Moore, Ella Louise Woodson, Judy Laver, Karen Gorman, Chris Danko, Marian Pop- ovich, Kathy Paolicelli, Sandra Briggs, Jo Ann Petty. ROW 2: Viola Woodson, Marge Brown, Claire Nelson, Joan Rinko, Lynda Moragne, Audrey Voytell, Adele Henning. ROW 1: Janet Campbell, pres- identg Judy Pierosh, vice-presidentg Mari- an Swanney, secretaryg Jeannette D'Emi- dio, treasurer. SPONSOR: Miss Joyce Mrkonic. JUNIOR RED CROSS-TOP ROW: Al- berta Harris, Diane Yates, Jean Pastorik, Jene Phillis, Claire Traeger, Marian Popo- vich, Pat Miller, Kathleen Miller, Marlene Olesky. ROW 2: Barbara Keddie, Carol Bekavac, Yvonne Ceryak, S t e p h a n i e Grunsky, Anna M. Ward, Arlene Lang, Marian Swanney, Charlotte Chocklan. ROW 1: Michele Berchok, treasurer, Rita Gemerchak, president, Donna M. Lanci- anese, vice-president. fSecretary, Carol Benedetto.J SPONSOR: Miss Martha Marovich. CHS CLUBS FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA TOP ROW C9C1ll8 Gasaldx Ferne Heb ner Ann Lewls Vxola Woodson Jacque lme Coss Eleanor Buchleltner Felxcla Matola Elleen Mack Ila Mane Polutmk ROW 2 Donna Fxsher Marla Natah Patty Dell Carol johnson Anne Thomp son Harrlet Phxlhps Mary Jane Hammel ROW 1 Betty Grocott correspondmg secretary Judy Chalmers presldent Mer ry jo Gllmore recordmg secretary Allce Hopkms vxce pres1dent SPONSOR Mlss Jane Walker x, Wlth carolers ln the US Steel Chrxstmas piece eaves droppmg the new Commerclal Club officers chat sec retary Rosetta Carcalse preszdent Elame Ceryak vlce presldent Marlene Olesky treasurer Frances Zumbo Q Chrlstme Danko helps Wanda Pascoe the day thelr Natlonal Honor Society pms arrlve ME. -f 'W ,-. 5 'Q Y? NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY TOP ROW Stephame Grunsky Ann Marne Ward Joe Ancrxle Mary Lou Skapxk ROW 4 Allce I-Iopklns Marla Natall Vonda Redmger Margre Stoffa janet Zoltun Rlta Gemer chak ROW 3 Mary Ann V1scus1 Nancy Ors1n1 Charlotte Chocklan Barbara Cundra Lynda Moragne Wanda Pascoe ROW 2 Carol Drech sler Loulse Socan Mary Louxse Mxller Mara Baruch Chrxstme Danko Rosalyn Wxlllams ROV! 1 Paul Voelkel presxdent Arlene Shaheen vrce presxdent Annette Cowan secretary Lynn Crawford treasurer 3' I . : , - 1 1 , ' 2 ' ' Y y .. Y 1 ' f Z Y ! Y y - V .-,,..,,, i 1 ' o L . ' ' 2 7 Q y ' i ggi 1 1 l ' ' 1 S 2 . ' ' ' ' z I l lr J I - ' 1 ' W t - n , r, V f Y -P , 1- 5 3 4 4 P ,-y , , Ag ' ' 5 i 3 .df is 2 .' M, Q - L ' 4 2 .Rm .- . . rv A. ' ' ,.. 3 ' , 4 r ' ., Q rs . ,. 2 . 'X . . . . a' - . 1 . A ' 3 ' 4 A x 1 ' Q, I ,J ' y - Q , J , .I ., x -I ' a f I 4 ll A l L sf D ' L r . .J . - . 1 : l , , V - 5 , ! Y Y 7 - - : 1 x 1 v r - 3 ' P 1 V 7 Y ' ' F Y Y C KTA N GQX Bill Smith, Carl Blackburn, Bernie Stokes, and spellbound Bob Gahagen are in the army now-for a cut they did from Teahouse of the August Moon Energetic students in Mrs. Elizabeth Bayles' Public Speaking classes outdid themselves this year. Besides staging a one-act Christmas play and a cut from John Patrick's, Teahouse of the August Moon, they dis- played their histrionic abilities through the year before the WOU1GU,S Study Club and other local groups. In addition, these actors and actresses of the future did much of their own advertising, painted their own scenery, and set up their own props-to the disgruntlement of the stage crew. Most memorable of all their activities was their thrilling presentation of Luenna E. McMahon's three- act courtroom drama, The People versus Maxine Lowe. The haunting question Who killed Daniel Lowe? was solved in the February 25 performance, but another question about these veritable whirlwinds remained unanswered. How did they manage to do it all? 8 THE PEOPLE versus MAXIN E LOWE 4' A a+, TOP Director Mrs Elizabeth T Bayles and Jo Ann Petty prepare Donna Fisher for her role Alumnus John Iacovmi is m the rear CENTER The trial of Carol Tre goff could not have been more tense than was that of Maxine Lowe RIGHT: Do you swear . . .? For court clerk Viola Woodson these wit- nesses do so obligingly: Vicki Billy Tom Boehm jo Ann Petty Judy Chalmers Lynn Pasternak Donna Fisher Ann Lewis Roseanne Panza. Public Speaking Class goes Perry Mason ss M LEFT TOP: Defense Attorney Sam Lauderbaugh tries to reduce the odds against Demerese Madden CMaxine Loweb but Judge Gerald Grunsky is about to object to his tactics. LEFT BOTTOM District Attorney Carl Blackburn plans a new angle of attack with the assistance of Carol Bekavac and Marian Swanney JUST BELOW Andy Nixon wont escape at least not until ace reporters Cecilia Casaldi and Larry Williams record his confession BOTTOM Mistress of Ceremonies Audrie Voytell presents Mrs Bayles a token of the cast s appreciation ,-. 71-1- .-.g-1-q- - ,- -qv -' ing M J.. 3 BAND-TOP ROW: Ray Lancianese, Ralph Falk, jon Studvick, John Parsons, Bill Smith, Sylvia Kereczman, Patricia Garland, Paulette Miles, Edgar Taylor. ROW 3: Sandra Briggs, Jedrey Zdrale, Joe Smith, Dolores Davis, Donna Ross, Bob Davis, Bernard Stokes, Jon Lickert, Wayne Booth. ROW 2: Mary jane Hammel, Ann Lewis, Ronald Drechsler, Edward Taylor, Robert Lively, john Viscusi, Loren DeRoss, Larry Toth, Donna Mallozzi. ROW 1: Russell Berchok, Harry Hayes, Michael Green, Ray Van Stone, Gerald Petrisin, Pete Scarano, Claire Nelson, Carol Tomich. 130 PEP BAND basketball game specialty back john Studvick Dave Rigby Bob Butler Edgar Taylor Don Markley middle Ron Dreschler Bob Lively Michael Green john Vxscusi Bob Curry lront, Judy Jeffers, Carol Tomich. For feats with the beat -- Adopting the swinger, Two O'Clock Jump , to twin with Saints as a theme song and organizing the fifteen-member Pep Band for basketball and swimming events were the new items added to Varsity Marching Band history in '59-'60. On the all-time list of Band Classics, the four-star Peter Gunn half-time show now follows last year's Zorro . Pint-sized but hot, trumpeters Jeffrey Zdrale and Michael Green blew pep assembly solos with footwork CHS won't ever forget. With one of the smallest of CHS bands, director Ben E. Benack and assistant director Richard A. Bertini were rehears- ing an ambitious Spring Concert: Finale from Dvorak's New World Symphonyg Manhattan', by Rodgers and Hartg and music from Lerner and Leowe's Gigi. Band member's tremendous drive amazes non-members. How anyone, after practicing for hours before a game, could have enough energy to stay on his feet and play better than he did at rehearsal is a miracle to the uninitiated. They don't know that band members are a group apart, superhumans who have never heard the word exhausted pn:-n , - 3 'rv'- ll-1--L-4-... BAND-TOP ROW: David Rigby, Carolyn Chatman, Bill Prince, Betty Bayles, Craig Curry, Bob Butler, Richard Restagno. ROW 3: Donald Markley, Tim Harrison, Jim Lyle, Dan Solomon, Bernard Marincic, William Rob. ROW 2: Louis Ferraro, Frank Yacavace, jack Jupin, Robert Curry, Armand Martin, Harry Jupin. ROW I: Lynn Hellard, Penny Nikolich, Darcy Spence, jean Regan, Barbara Moore, Dorothy Ellis. THE MARCHING BA D L Two o'clock jumper Michael Green gives with Directors Ben Benack and Dick Bertini close in on three happy culprits from the the greatest at this pep asembly show. clarinet section. N0 squeaks in the New World Symphony finale, please. and now - THE CHS HO EYBEARS' . ,H 4 s Y 1 j ft: 1 x-2-' iw ax, f' - 'nt 'jr Y' A Y 5:-A fa C I , H if 2 -Von A -v 15 H A li 5 Q' fd . ,. 9 as ' -1 N AU a. 1 0 8' am 5' sf is HONEYBEARS-TOP Charlene Bowers ROW 5 Harriet Phxlhps Carol Bekavac ROW 4 Audne Voytell Donna Fxsher ROW 3 Conme Bmdnm Arlene Barella Pat Drum Malorette Charlene Bowers Veres ROW 2 Patty Vlckers Jean Gazda Ehzabeth K1chan Barbara Jo Llppzer Exleen Mack Kaye Whetsel ROW 1 Wrlma Castor Judy Barone Annette Plamch Donna Ruffing janet Haramxa Marlene Churney Carol Parente Elame Matlovxch Naomn La Brosse Bonme Keddne Norma Eschelbacher Coach Audrey Smith Hlgh steppmg ln front of the band thls year w1th a new entrance routme was the bevy of beautles known truly far and wide as the CHS Honeybears These trlm perfectlomsts complemented and compl1mented our half tlme pro grams and pep assemblxes with the1r mtrlcate twlrlmg and dancmg Who could forget thelr assembly prevlew of the Peter Gunn routlne that left us breathless or that half tlme show based on those Oldl6S but goodxes Inka Dmka Doo and Me and My Shadow 9 Everyone who has ever seen them 1n act1on w1ll agree our majorettes have that special somethmg natural talent developed to preclslon by gruelmg hours of pract1ce wlth thelr coach, M1ss Audrey Smxth 4 fnlliifiii 'Qin M 103 CHS ORCHE TRA plays You can't beat popular music for dancing, but when it comes to music to listen by , classical music is best. The CHS music group which specializes in this type is the orchestra. Third period Mondays and Fridays they rehearsed' the quiet but beautiful numbers for their Christmas program and spring concerts. Mr. Rutilio Rotili's prodigies soared to tuneful heights on their fiddlosophy f 1 . . music only at its finest. TOP ROW: Darrell Baker, Bob Butler, Dennis Nagy, Richard Matz, John Stoddart, Harry Jupin, Bill Smith, John Parsons, Paul Lewis, James Lesofsky, Gene Iannazzo, Michael Greene. ROW 3: Perry DiCola, Greg Wroblesky, Richard Goodboy, Robert Davis, Ruth Studvick, Ann Lewis, joe Smith, jeffrey Zdrale Nancy Pastorik Dina Natali Margaret Qualters Patsy Capolupa Robert Curry Judy Laver ROW 2 Bill Markley Edwin Hill Harry Hayes john Crans Craig Peterson Stephanie Baldovski Aubrey Sharp Jean Pastorik Donna Ross ROW 1 Barbara Wasko Ariel Hale Elaine Hale Helen Chizmar Maria Dlmperio X 387 4 Miss Rotxli directs after school practices from the piano GIRLS ENSEMBLE BACK Barbara J Lippzer Janet Zoltun Mary Ann Viscusi Alice Hopkins Demerese Madden Peggy Jo Herman Marian Swanney Maxine Herring FRONT Rosetta Carcaise Shirley Coon Cecilia Casaldi Viola Woodson Carol Dreschler Ferne Hebner Suzie Ross Carolyn Parker Miss Rotili and Miss Rotili's Wandering Warblers might be an appropri- ate epithet for this year's choral groups Faced with the lack of practice space fthe chorus room seats only 52j they migrated from cafeteria to auditorium to any large place available Cramped quarters did not cramp their voices, as those can affirm who heard their majestic And the Glory of the Lord in the Christmas program Four whose voices strongly defied claustrophobia were Carol Dreschler, Demerese Madden, Bob Gahagen, and Fred Pierallim, who won the right to sing with the District and Regional Choruses Nor were the fingers of accompanists Ferne Hebner and Brenda Brown cramped as they rehearsed Mondays and Fridays after school with the Boys and Girls Ensembles The person who deserved most of the credit for accomplishing much in spite of space and other difficulties was the new director, Miss Josephine Rotili from Fifth Street Junior High Her tireless energy amazed every student in her music groups 'M if :mx MIXED CHORUS TOP ROW Huffman Joyce Ward Diane Camp bell Vicki Billy Fred Pierallml Bob White James Smith ROW 2 Ros etta Carcalse Betty Grocott Barbara Coombs Judy Velardo Janet Zoltun Margie Brenner Roseanne Panza Rosalie Johnson Donna Myford Patti McCall Richard Fedor Vincent Hen Kenneth Bolton ROW 1 Cecelia Casaldl Shirley Coon Sylvia Hardin derson Lottie Hudson Kay Gross Nancy Cochran Nancy Orsmi Carol Drechsler Ginny Wolf Dennis Bod ner Ronald Recht Randolph Scott V. 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ROW 2: Bonnie Kovka, Janet Orsini, Virginia Logesky, Carolyn Lane, Saundra Lewis, Ginger Tweddell, Ellen Barry, Jackie Pavlack, Jackie Coss, Judy Peterson, Lena Everson. ROW 1: Patty Pevac, Carol Maksin, Nancy Adair, Claire Traeger, Marian Decima, Andrea Dudley, accompanist Brenda Brown, Sandra Means, Helen Henderson, Suzanne Ross. MIXED CHORUS-TOP ROW: Stew Johnson, Curtis Rodgers, Niles Walters, Ronald Trunzo, Frank Gris- nik, Mike Tsangaris, Maxine Herring, f' 0 Alice Hopkins, Connie Sposato, De- merese Madden. ROW 2: Robert Orsini, Emil Hrivnak, Paul Bratton, Richard Knauss, John Stewart, Robert Chiappetta, Peggy Herman, Patty Dell, Rita Martin. ROW 1: Giulio Gimiliano, Tom Boehm, Lee Spence, Bob Gahagen, Ron Lasich, Larry Wil- liams, accompanist Ferne Hebner, Carolyn Parker, Viola Woodson, Al- berta Harris. BOYS ENSEMBLE: R a n d o 1 p h Scott, Paul Bratton, Thomas Boehm, Vincent Henderson, Bob Orsini, Ken Bolton, Linn Pittman. To celebrate most properly Guests of Honor had to be SAI T NICK and SAI T ALE TI E Fantasyland, CHS! The 1959 Snow Ball turned out to be just that. Two huge Christmasy, frosty snow men welcomed dancers to the stage where blue lights, tinsel, and a lighted star made them feel Christmas had arrived. junior Ed Blank also made sure St. Nick ar- rived a few days early, and like that jolly old elf, dis- tributed candy to the evening's revelers. Even though St. Valentine brought the year's worst blizzard, at the Hearts Capade February 20, sixty-nine couples, ignoring the weather, floated about on lace- and-crepe paper clouds to music by Wesley Ward's Quartet. The evening's big event was the crowning of Jim Kelly and Pat Donahue as King and Queen of Hearts. They had been named in a Clairtonian News- sponsored election, girls voting for king: boys, for queen. Annette Cowan and Alf Spangler of the News Staff ofliciated at the crowning. Making up a court for the royal pair were the other candidates: Vicki Billy, Janet Buck, Pat Cola, Merry Jo Gilmore, Stephanie Grunsky, Betsy Norrisg Lenny Baughman, Bill Bennett, Frank Guenther, Don Salvino, Jim Schultz, and Charles Simon. TOP: jack Pierosh samples Santa's bag of goodies. His date is Claire Traeger, other dancers, Mike DiCarlo and Carol Dreschler. CENTER: Happy Santa CEddie Blankj to have pretty sophomore Carol Tomich telling him what she wants for Christmas. RIGHT: The Snow Ball-DeCem- ber 17, 1959. We won't ask you to guess what Nancy Orsini is asking jim Lewis. Or to remember how droopy you were in class next day. A good group at the After Prom and merchants at the Flrst Presby terran Church Recreatxon Rooms Paul Voelkel Judy Chalmers Louise Socan Joe Ancrlle Audrle Voytell and Bob Whxte DQR, A-ag lf XL. RI-IAP ODY of a SUMMERPLACE Back to the Baldoc were to go thls years PROM enaders, on a starry May 20, to l1ve agaln the wonderful tune had by thexr '59 predecessors Enveloped ln the romantlc Rhapsody of a Summerplacen, they would dance and dream the dehght would never end In order to create another perfect evenlng lake '59's Moonl1ght Fantasy , Jumor Councxl worked months ahead contactlng orches tras, mvntmg guests, selling tlckets, and planmng refreshments Lucky gxrls were shopplng for gowns and shoes and accessories to complete thelr outfits Halr and manlcure appolntments had been arranged weeks ln advance The guys were qu1te occupled w1th tux rentmg, corsage ordermg, and famlly car mvexgllng What a week th1s would be-the pxcnlc, the prom, and College Boards' 7' Q f ' . n lr. Al, ' , V 1 N gf k .l 7 V C I ' ' , , , J V 4 , Q xx' party, sponsored by civic groups 21 ix! 69' L ' YC ,. . ' ' a 4 ' . ' X Q 'W k . 1 1 K Y Y Y C ' 1 QA q L' --irq 5 ,. 7, y- 'Y' 3 ' 9 Moonlight Fantasy Aprrl 24 1959 Baldoc Country Club M Blrch greets Judy Chalmers and Paul Voel kel To the rxght are Jumor sponsors Mlss Kruppa and Mrs Vxdnovlc wrth Mlss Barclay Myra KOjUnd1C and Jrm George follow Paul .515 -.Q ABOVE Karen Flelds and Wally Buchleltr-er Couples at thexr left are Carol Dolfl Alex Ross Mary Lou Mlller Duane Schlnk Annette Cowan Alf Spangler Merry Jo Gxl more Frank Guenther Carol Dresch ler Don Salvxno Ruta Gecan Bob Lehman LEFT Two am Aprll 25 and everyone stxll wxde awake U I Yi ' 1 Y Y . r. ' A JY SI C . as 4 A X 1 , 9 ' . ' 9 , 9 - , 9 - , ' : ' , . : . ., , . r P As the sun sets the Ftfty yard l1ne IS the end of the last long walk mto a new day a new lxfe JU E 2 1960 A Dream Reallzed That long awaxted day has arrlved Gradua t1on had alwavs been a far off dream, but now lt has become a reahty thats hard to accept On the faces of those two on the opposlte page, 1f you could see emotlons are at war sadness for all they haye left beh1nd and eagerness for the future they can t walt to tatkle Yes there Wlll be barrlers they must mount to reach thelr goals, but none IS hlgh or strong enough to wlthstand the hope and strength of thexr youth Implanted m thelr memorles are the ram soaked football games tht fantasy of the Prom and the exutemcnt oi tht play s optnmg Illght to remam nnportant parts of lllClI' lues forevel YV1th the sluft of a tassel they wull leaye one world fox another Some w 111 contmue then educatlon others w1ll pulsue thur fortune elsewhere lVher eyer they go Ol w hatutl they do doors w1llopen fOl them for they alt youth seekxng '11 Washmgton and jefferson s Mr Dennis Nason wxshes Andy Nixon luck m fmdmg a school which he llkes and whlch llkes him l : ' 1 1 ' , . s s , . 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V w ' 4 r M I 2 1 lf! ,dx The 1 960 Clzurtoman DEX Acknowledgments 143 Actxwxtles Treasurer Frances Ortner 2122 Admlmstratxon 6 17 Adult Educatlon director 13 Amerlcan Education Week 12 22 Arnett Dawd 20 23 Art Department 35 Attendance Ofhcer Wllllam Walker Aud1oV1sual 35 Band 130 131 Barclay Margaret gulclance counselor 14 Basch Andrew 20 Baseball 106107 Basketball 100103 Bausch and Lomb Scxence Award Rosaly Bayles Elizabeth 20 127129 Bear Lynn Crawford 93 Benack Ben E 20 131 Berkman Stanley 20 76 100103 Bertnm Rxchard 20 131 n Wxlhams 57 Burch Bruce C Semor Hlgh Pr1nc1pal 1 138139 Board ot School Directors 8 9 Bohren Dr Karl Superrntendent 910 Bracken John R VxcePr1nc1pal 7 13 Brown Nell C football coach 9498 Cafeterxa 16 17 Campolongo james 111 Capane Samuel 8 9 Ceryak Barbara 20 93 112113 Cheerleaders 92 93 Choruses 134135 Chrestensen C Kay 20 Chrlstmas Dance 136 Clalrtonxan yearbook 120122 Clalrtoman News 118119 Clubs 111 124126 Collms Cecxlla 20 Commercxal Club 126 Commerclal Department 30 31 Cowan Jean D 20 Crawford Lynn Claxrton Bear 93 Crxtchfield Lawrence 20 Cross Country 99 Dadom1mc1 john 20 22 32 DAR Award Lynn Crawford 56 Dances 136 137 Dell Marjorxe Cafetena manager Dragan Nladelme K 89 Drlver Tramlng 3 32 Drum Majorette Charlene Bowers 132 Elkm PSIYICIG 20 Enghsh Department 26 Faculty 20 23 Faculty Manager Athletlcs johnSn1z1k Fxtzpatrlck Beverly 34 Football 94 98 Foreign Languages Department 24 25 Furno Vxrglma 20 24 Future Teachers of Amenca 126 22 94 Gurls Ensemble 134 Glrls Sports 111113 Graduatxon 140141 Guidance Department 14 Health Department 16 17 Hershrser Wxlllam 27 H Damel 20 116 100 3 Hoffee Ceceha 20 Jumor Sponsor 76 Homemakmg Department 33 Honeybears 132 Hrvaclc Mxchael 74 Huzlnec Andrew 20 24 Jacobs Samuel 20 Student Councll Sponsor dI'lltOI'S JHIHITGSSBS 1617 Journalxsm newspaper yearbook 118122 junior Councll ofhcers sponsors 76 77 junxor Red Cross 125 Juniors In Enghsh classes 78 83 Kaecher Mae A 20 23 Klng of Hearts J11'T'l Kelly 137 Kneram Olga 21 Kruppa Mary lou 21 newspaper 118 85 Keffer Sadle R School Board Secretary 8 9 Lacey Grace M 2122 Semor Sponsor 38 Language Laboratory '7 24 25 Languages Department 24 25 Lehman Leonard C School Board President 8 Lewxs Charles P School Board Sollcxtor 89 Levus Norma 21 yearbook selling 122 Lewxs Paul 2122 Llbrarlans 123 Marovlch Martha 21 Junior Red Cross 125 Markley Freda matron 34 Math Club 124 Nlath Contest Wlnner Lynn Crawford 75 Mathematlcs Department 28 Matxch George 21 baseball coach 106107 McCorm1ck Damel 21 Mxlls Lucille 1 Morgan june 21 23 Mrkomc Joyce 21 23 Mullen Hugh F 89 Music Department see Band Chorus Orchestra Natxonal Honor Socrety 126 Newspaper 118 119 Nxxon janet head lxbrarxan 21 123 Nurses Club 125 Nurses school dxstrlct 16 17 Opacmc Ameha R 21 Semor Sponsor Orchestra 133 Ortner Frances 21 22 Patton Charles 21 Semor Sponsor 38 Pep Club 92 93 Phllhps Suzanne 21 yearbook 120 PhysxcalEducat1on Department 34 Punto Sylvan 2122 Pltcalrn Cora 21 Ar 35 . . 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Y I Y ' ' 3 , 99 Y ' ' Y Y Y ' , - Y Y 1 Y . - ' ' V Y , y Q Y Y ' ' Y Y Y Y YY DEX Play THE PEOPLE VS MAXINE LOWE 128-129 Porter hdward 21 Prom 138 139 Publxc Speakmg 127 129 Queen of Hearts Pat Donahue 137 Rascatr Dr Ernest J school physxcxan 17 Ring class of 1961 77 Rotxlr josephme 21 Choruses, 134 135 Rotxlr Rutzho, Drrector Instrumental Music 22 133 Ryan Mary, 22 23 School Board 8 9 School semor hxgh picture 5 Schreck Joseph C 13 Scxence Department 29 Secretarles Mam office 11 hlgh school 14-15 Semor Councxl oflicers sponsors 38 39 Semor Personalxtxes 56 57 Semors portralts activities 40 75 Smlth Audrey Honeybears dlrector, 133 Smzxk John 22, Faculty Manager Athletrcs 94 98 Soclal Studles Department 27 Sorch john, track coach 104 105 Sorch Nrck 22 cross country, 99 Sophomores ln English classes, 85 89 Sophomore Sponsor steermg committee, 84 85 Sponsors yearbook busmess and professxonal, 144 Stage Crew 127 Stokes Mary 22 Student Councll, 116117 Supermtendent of Schools 10 Swrmmmg sport 108 110 The 1 960 Cl a1rton1an Tart Angelme 22 Sophomore sponsor 84 Tmgle Mark 22 Track 104 105 Treasurer ACt1Vltl8S Frances Ortner 2122 Trrmble Alberta M 22 Valentme Dance 137 Varsity Club 111 Vrdnovlc Laura H 22 23 Vocatlonal Department 32 Walker jane 12 22 75 124 125 Walker Wxlllam, attendance officer 14 Ward Roger, 3 Wzll Emma, 22 Wilson Helen D 22 Wrobleskx Dr joseph W 8 9 Yaksxck Thomas 22 Yearbook 120 122 IDENTIFICATIONS Page 4--Ruth Hannum Rex Lmn Page 7 Mr Bnrch Mr Bracken, Jean Gazda Page 90-Ila Marie Polutmk with Mr Ernest DeSue, traxner Page 114115 Back Ellrs Lea, Dave Rugby jrm Kelly Jxm Lewxs Howard Rowan Front Lxnda Pollock, Dennis Fhnt, B111 Bennett, Joe Ancrxle Page 141 Arlene Shaheen Bob Whxte Acknowledgments Members of the 1960 Clalrtonlan staff wlsh to express our gratltude for the mdlspensable servxces performed for us by the followmg persons Advlser Miss Suzanne Ph11l1ps, who kept pushmg and proddmg to get these pages to the prmter's Mrs Norma Lewls and her Sellmg classes, who promotion scheme put this book xn every corner of CHS Photographer Charles Benack, wlthout whose skxll, equlprnent, and studio services th1s would have been a plctureless yearbook The admxnlstratlon and faculty, who wlllmgly put up wlth our questions, plcture-taking, and bosslng The subscrlbers who have found out by thelr wxse purchase what they dxdnt mrss Sophomore Paul Cowan, who desxgned our cover 1 The newspaper staff and Mlss Mary Lou Kruppa, whose copy and prctures we borrowed and adapted Mr Damon Turek, whose photographs appear on pages 114 115 and 137 Mr jack Marshall, yearbook consultant, whose vlsxts prompted us to redouble our efforts, and everyone else at Edwards Brothers who had to cope wxth the problems we created . . . 1 . 1 9 , I I 5 1 ' Y I , , y - 1 ' . . . - . . - , , 1 7 1 Y '7 Q Y I n u D 1 Y ' 'l I I , f 1 1 ' ' - Q 4 . 7 '7 1 1 1 ' ' o . . . . a ' 1 1 1 ' - , y 1 1 1 1 , . . 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