Conemaugh Valley High School - Elevator Yearbook (East Conemaugh, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1961 volume:

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Mike Holub, Connie Kenjesky, and Tom Loeher listen to Ann Jones talk about a eoniferous tree. J ' ifmvifuL Between the covers of this book, you will find the memories of our class — once more reli ' ecl. It is a story of our classes, clubs, sports, and projects which have plaved a vital role in our school li es and has prepared us for the future. In the coming years, many of us will be scattered to different parts of the world and others will gain wealth and fame; but this book will bind us in unity and reward us with its treasures in our retiring years. Jim Fisher. Patt George, and Linda Anderson look into tlie pool as Bill Cekada points out a rare specie of goldfish. SoaJuL o duadwfL Mr. Swite Prt-sicleiit Mr. Pi ' IkoIli Vice Pri ' sidfiit Mr. .Salem Seeretary dlsiqjulaijibu SuAinjiASu The Board of Education has a long term plan for a success- lul stliool .system. De eloping and adapting the curriculum to the student and preparing him to meet life ' s problems are their tasks. Because of the tiri ' iess efforts of this group, our school system has a high standard of education. Mr. Kalinyak Treasurer . lr.s. (Jiiyaii CldminhiJvDdtmfL Under the supervision of Mr. Meckley in his second year as Supervising Principal of this school, the educational program for this school term was set up. He was responsible for seeing that every part of the curricuhmi was carried out for the betterment of the stu- dents and the teachers. Mr. MecWey, Supervising Principal Sstbu lAp duadionat ffl wqJumL Mrs. Stringent, secretary to Mr. Meckley, helps in the office. lr. DiM.uiro, I ' riiicipal Tlirougli tlif untiling work of Mr. Cliarles i iMauro. our high stliool principal, tlie cur- ricuhun ot each shident is cari ' iull planned and fo-ordinati ' d. His personal assistance and interest in the indi idual has greatK helped the student on his a to success. He is also our Guidance Counselor. Many students are recommended h Mr. DiNhuno for future Mieational oportunities in business and indnstrx . (OihadtA, HiqpL SdtooL fihDqhmrL Miss Z;iliil)ski takes iKitrs trom diclatidii 111 Owl diviMhA. Miss Fresh helped with the pictures. Miss Colkitt and Mrs. Babyak checked ma- terial for our book. Mr. Riblett was our adviser. 11 JPuL J acjuUty Mar ' Bab ak Mrs. Bahviik has two degrees, Baclu-lor of Science and a Mas- ters Degree in Education. She teaches EngHsh and (Geography in the seventh and eighth grades. Veronica Fesko Our registered nurse, Mrs. er- oniea P. Fesko, gives dispensary first aid and assists with medical and dental examinations. Her hohhy is reading. Mrs. Agnes Goldstein Mrs. Goldstein has a Uaihelor ol .Science and a Masters Degree in Education. She teaches Short- hand, Typing, Business Princi- ples, and Commercial Law. Her hohhies are horseback rid- ing and tennis. V -J Marion L. Colkitt A Bachelor of Science antl a Master in Letters Degrees are held by Miss Marion L. Colkitt who teaches sophoniore, junior, and senior Englisli. Elda M. Fresh Holding both Bachelor of Sci- ence and a Master in Letters Degrees, Miss Elda M. Fresh teaches Problems of Deniocrac ' . Her h o b b i e s are gardening, hunliiig, and fishing. Emil T. Harriton Mr. Eniil I . I larriton is our Home and School N ' isilor. He holds a Bachelor of . Kris Degree in Philosopliy from St. I ' Vancis College and a Masters Degree in Euucation. John Fesko .Mr. John Fesko, bo s ' Health and Physical Education instruc- tor, is also a P. I. A. A. basket- ball official. He has a Bachelor and a Master in Science De jrees. His hobbies are reading and golfing. Michael Glowa Mr. Michael Glowa, our shop t c a c h e r, attended California State Teachers College. He en- jovs working with the students in our shop. Julia . 1. Kopler ' llic Super i.sor of Music, Miss Jnlia M. Kopler, has a Bachelor of Science Degree. Her hobbies are traveling and collecting rec- ords. 12 juidiuL Owv Step A Eleanor B. Krueger Miss Eleanor Krueger is teach- ing English, Clerical Practice, Machines, and Bookkeeping. She has a Bachelor of Arts De- gree. She finds music and travel- ing very interesting. w w W . Thomas Siniala Senior High School Math is taught by Mr. Thomas Simala, who graduated from St. Francis College widi a Bachelor of Arts Degree. His hobbies are sports. Rachel Treece Miss Kachel Treece has a Bach- elor of Science Degree. She teaches Home Economics. The grades include seventh through the twelfth. Sara Ann Pantano Miss Sara Ann Pantano, the new art teacher, holds a Bachelor of Science in Art Education. In addition to teaching, she likes svWmming, horseback riding, and exploring caves. Michael Slavich Holding a Bachelor Degree and a Nhister in Secondary Educa- tion Degree, Mr. Mich.iel Sla- vich teaches Science, Driser Health and Safety Education, and Plnsical Education. He coached ' J. V. and junior high basketball and assisted Mr. Yewcic with football. Walter C. Wertz Mr. Walter C. Wertz has a Bachelor of . rts Degree. He teaches History, World Geog- raphy Occupations, and he is faculty manager. He is presi- dent of the Board of Christian Education and also president of the National Sunda ' School As- sociation of Brethren Churches. 13 Olio Riblett Holding a Bachelor of Science Degree and a Master in Educa- tion Degree, Mr. Orlo Riblett teaches Science, Biology, Phys- ics and Chemistr,-. Frait tree grafting, gardening, hunting, and deep sea fishing are his hobbies. Hazel V. Treece Miss Hazel ' . Treece has a Bachelor of .Arts Degree. She teaches French and is the school librarian. She spends her lei- .sure time collecting poetn ' . Michael Yewcic Head coach. Mr. Michael Yew- cic, has a Bachelor of Science Degree. He t e a c h e s Social Studies in f h e seventh and eighth grades. All t pes of .sports are his interests. e tss S 9B 15 SsumfiA, i ' 4 Tlu ' Hoiiu- Eionoinics class is at work. I ' Ik ' l)ii .s lia c lull in llio ,t; 111. Andy Zapoti-chnc explains llic parts of tlu ' motor to i ' ,AT Frampton. Mike Ho- liil), and Paul Ferguson. 16 JhjL Siinio L Qlabubu OFFICERS President Ronald Rovansek Vice President Richard Yuhas Secretary Loretta Ciupak Treasurer Robert Nedroski Owe QLoMu dUbiifUj Let ' s turn back the hands of time. All, here we are. Greenies! This we were called by our upperclassmen as we eagerly elected officers and planned a trip to Hershey. Sophisticated Sophomores we were called when we came back the next fall. We sold initials, taffy, magazines, and sponsored some skating parties to increase our treasury. An- other trip to Hershey climaxed the year. The Enthusiastic Juniors held bake sales and dances, sold chances and peanuts, and produced The Showboat Minstrel. our Jun- ior Production. These projects enabled us to finance the annual Junior-Senior Prom. At last we reached our goal. Seniors! ' e elected class leaders, sold cand)-, candles, and sponsored man - other activities to pay for our yearbook. Becoming seniors filled us vith pride. Underclassmen respected us, and teachers treated us as responsible adults. As we close your portals, dear Cone- maugh, we will make you proud of our 1961 graduates. Owe ' SfoaL dloA. iBusirL iRsucichsuL 17 SsutioiA. % Linda Anderson Lin . . . Commercial Secretarial . . . Pep and Nurses Clubs . . . Junior Y-Tecns President . . . Chorus . . . Band . . . Ush- erette . . . Homeroom Representative . . . Yearbook Staff . . . Hobbies: Swimming and dancing. Man Ann Biiak Mary Ann . . . Academic . . . Junior Y- Tcens, Latin, French, Speech, and Pep Clubs . . . Inter-Club Council of Y-Teens . . . Chorus . . . Associate Editor of Year- book . . . Nurses Clul5 . . . Junior Produc- tion . . . Uslurcttc . . . Prom Conunittcc . . . Dramatics . . . Hobbies: Reading, cooking, sewing, and dancing. William Brett Mutt . . . Academic . . . Speech, Latin, French, and Varsity C Clubs . . . Presi- dent of Hi-Y . . . Secretary of Key Club . . . Homeroom Representative . . . Ye:u- book Staff . . . Hobbies: Sports and loafing. William Britton Bill . . . General . . . Junior I ' mduction . . . Chorus . . . Prom Conunittcc . . . Year- jjook Staff . . . Hobbies: Hunting and working on cars. QthmL J have ooL William Cekada •■Bill . . . General . . . Key, Hi-Y, and Varsity C Clubs . . . Football . . . Junior Production . . . Dramatics . . . Yearbook Staff . . . Hobby: Debating with his friends. Loretta Ciupak Chup . . . Commercial Secretarial . . . Sophomore Class Vice-President . . . Sen- ior Class Secretary . . . Y ' earbook Staff . . . Student Librarian . . . Junior Y-Teens, Nurses, and Pep Clubs . . . Chonis . . . Junior Production . . . Senior Operetta . . . Dramatics . . . Prom Committee . . . Ush- erette . . . Hobbies: Dancing and ice ! kating. Paul Ferguson Stonewall . . . General . . . Football . . . Yearbook Staff . . . Varsity C . . . Junior Production . . . Hobbies: All sports. Terence Finiiegan Terry . . . General . . . Yearbook Stuff , . . Hobbies: Hunting and fishing. James Fisher Jim . . . Academic . . . Basketball . . . Baseball . . . Sophomore Class President . . . Junior Class President . . . Homeroom Representative . . . Band . . . Chorus . . . Band Treasurer . . . Key, and Speech Clubs . . . Hi-Y Secretary . . . Latin Club President . . . Jimior Production . . . Prom Committee . . . Dance, Pep, and Concert Bands . . . Orchestra . . . Yearbook Staff. William Flock Bill . . . Commercial Secretarial . . . Key dull . . . Band . . . Chonis . . . Y ' earbook Staff . . , Dramatics . . . Hobbies: Hunting and fishing. 19 S UmflA. Gary Frampton Car . . . Gi-ncral . . . Ku - Club . . . Jun- ior Production . . . Band Footlxill Manaj, ' i ' r . . . Band Manager . . . Yearbook StatI . . . Hobbies: Swimming, fishing, and luiiiting. Cicorsetta Ciellcs Zsa . . . CoiMim-rtia! Si ' tretarial . . . Jun- ior Y-Teens . . . I ' ep Clnb . . . Jimlor Pro- duction . . . Dramatics . . . Yearbook StafI . . . Molihies: Dancing and visiting in Michigan. William Gaborck Biii . . . Academic . . . Band . . . Chorus . . . Hi-Y ' , Key. Speech, and Latin Chibs . . . Secretar and Treasurer of French Chib . . . Nice President of Junior Class . . . Junior Production . . . Dramatics . . . Yearbook Stafl . . . Hobbies: Swimming, fishing, and sports. Frank L. Ga ' Frank . . . General . . . Yearlxiok Stall . . . Hobbies; Fishing, hunting, walking in tlie wood.s, and reading a good book. Judith George Judy . . . Acadenne . . . Pep. French, and Speech Clubs . . . Junior Y-Teens . . . Inter-Club Council of Y-Teens . . . Nurses Club . . . Dramatics . . . Junior Production . . . Chonis . . . Usherette . . . Prom Com- mittee . . . Y ' earbook Staff . . . Hobbies: Skating, dancing, and collecting books. Patricia George Patty . . . Commercial Secretarial . . . Band . . . Orchestra . . . Pep Club . . . J m- ior Y-Teens . . . Chorus . . . Usherette . . . Yearbook Staff . . . Sophomore Class Sec- retary . . . Xur.ses Club Treasurer. 30 (BuiLdL g L JthsL J uhjuuL Joyce Gibson Joyce . . . Coniniercial Secretarial . . . Honierooni Representati e . . . Cheer- leader . . . Chorus . . . Junior Production . . . Pep, and Speech Clubs . . . Hobbies: Writing and dancing. Daniel Hill Hilly . . . General . . . Dramatics . . . Yearbook Staff . . . Homeroom Representa- tive . . . Chorus . . . Hi-Y and Pep Clubs . . . Junior Production . . . Prom Commit- tee ... Football Manager . . . Band Man- ager . . . Hobbies: Skating and swimming. Michael Holub Mike . . . General . . . Basketball . . . Speech and Latin Clubs . . . Band . . . Yearbook Staff . . . Hobbies: ' orking on Annie Jones Ann . . . Academic . . . Editor of the Yearbook . . . Vice President of Latin and Speech Clubs . . . French Club President . . . Pep Club Treasurer . . . Nurses Club . . . Homeroom Representative . . . Chorus . . . Junior Production . . . Hobbies: Read- ing and dancing. Constance Kenjesky Connie . . . Academic . . . Majorette . . . French, Y-Teens, and Pep Clubs . . . Presi- dent of Latin and Speech Clubs . . . Homeroom Representative . . . Chonis . . . Senior Operetta . . . Usherette . . . Prom Conunittee . . . Dramatics . . . Yearbook Staff . . . Hobbies: Dancing and s imming. Stanley Kowal Stiish . . . General . . . Band . . . Chorus . . . Jimior Production . . . Pep and Hi-Y Clubs . . . Ke ' Club President, Senior ear . . . Treasurer, Jimior year . . . Prom Com- mittee . . . Hobbies: Dri ing automobiles and meat cutting. 21 Ssini iA. Koiuild Kiisli Ron . . . Gciur.il . . . Band . . . Chorus . . . Junior Production . . . Yi ' iuhook Staff . . . Hobbies: Swimming, buntinj;. fisliinR, and skating. . . . Ambition: Be a million- aire. Diane Long Di . . . Conunircial . . . Band . . . Cho- rus . . . Pep and Nurses Chihs . . . Prom Committee . . . Junior Produetion . . . Sen- ior Opi ' retta . . . Y-Teens . . . Dramaties . . . IMicrctte . . . Yearbook Stiff . . . Mobliies: DaneinK, swimmiuK, and skating. Elaine Laboskv Khiyne . . . Majori ' tlr . . . Cliorns . . . Uslierette . . . Senior Operetta . . . Junior Prothietion . . . President, Pep Chib . . . President, Nurses Chib . . . Y-Teens, Latin, and Speech Chibs . . . Freneli CInb ' ice- President . . . Dramaties . . . Homeroom Representatix e . . . Yearbook Staff. George Thomas Loeher Tom . . . General . . . Baseball . . . Foot- ball . . . Basketball . . . Varsity C , Hi-Y, French, and Speech Clubs . . . Chorus . . . Junior Production . . . Homeroom Repre- sentative . . . Yearbook Staff . . . Hobbies: D.mcing, and playing chess. Margsrct Mafeer Peggy . . . . ' cademie . . . I ' cp, Latin, Speech, and French Clubs . . . Band Presi- dent . . . Head Majorette . . . Freslunen Class Treasurer . . . Junior Class .Secretary . . . Dramaties . . . Jimior Production . . . Senior Op retta . . . Chorus . . . U.sherette . . . Ye:irbook Staff . . . Hobbies: Dancing and baton twirling. Aiuiette McGanka Inea . . . Academic . . . Pep, Speech, and French Clubs . . . Latin Club Secre- tary . . . Y-Teens Treasurer . . . Cheer- leader Captain ... Chonis ... Dramatics . . . Pnnu Conunittee . . . Yearbook Staff . . . Hobbies: Playing the piano, swim- ming, and dancing. U)oiL JowaJuL SmxsMu Samuel Thomas Montgomery Sam . . . General . . . Junior Production . . . Yearbook Artist . . . Hobbies; Reading, art, oil painting, and pencil sketching. Robert Nedroski Bob . . . Academic . . . Senior Class Treasurer . . . Associate Editor of the Yearbook . . . Homeroom Representative . . . Latin, Speech, Hi-Y, Pep, and Key Clubs . . . French Club Treasurer . . . Dramatics . . . Band . . . Chorus . . . Jimior Production . . . Hobby: Athletics. Maureen O ' Gella Maury . . . Commercial Secretarial . . . Pep Club . . . Chorus . . . Homeroom Rep- resentative . . . Prom Committee . . . Year- book Staff . . . Hobbies: Writing letters and getting long distance telephone calls . . . Ambition: Hopes to live in New York. Shirley Piker Shirl . . . Commercial Secretarial . . . Homeroom Representative . . . Junior ' - Teens . . . Chorus . . . Senior Operetta . . . Junior Production . . . Prom Committee . . . Candy Committee . . . Dramatics . . . Yearbook Staff . . . Hobbies: Dancing, swimming, and loafing at the Pizza Shop. Eileen Popovnak Eileen . . . Commercial Secretarial . . . Majorette . . . Pep Club . . . Senior Oper- etta . . . Junior Production . . . Usherette . . . Chorus . . . Prom Committee . . . Dra- matics . . . Yearbook Staff . . . Hobbies: Dancing and writing letters. Ambition: Hopes to get married. Blaine Pynkala Senator . . . General . . . Latin, Speech, Pep, French, and Key Clubs . . . Band . . . Chorus . . . Dramatics . . . Yearbook Staff . . . Hobbies: Acting and writing. 23 S ini idu Runulcl Rovansek Hon . . . Acatliiiiii.- . . . Senior Class Prt ' siilcnt . . . Homerooni Ripifstntativf . . . arsity C , Key, and Latin Clnbs . . . Troasnrcr of Hi-V . . . Treasurer of Speeeh Cliil) . . . I ' Veneli Club ' ice President . . . Footliall . . . Basketball . . . Baseball . . . Band . . . Oreiiestra . . . Chorus . . . Dra- matics . . . Junior Production . . . Prom Committee . . . Yearbook Staif . . . Hobln : Sports. Da id Scvenack Dave . . . General . . . arsit ' and Key Clubs . . . Foo tball . . . . Bantl . . . Dance and Cadet Orchestra . . . Yearliook Staff . Dancing. C , Hi-Y, . . Chorus Bands . . . , . Hobbv: Charlie Hi-Y, and Basketball . . . Chorus duction . . Lecturer. Charles Simerick . . General . . . Varsity C , Key Clubs . . . Football . . . Manager . . . County Chorus . . . Dramatics . . . Junior Pro- , Yearbook Stafl . . . Hobby: John Skrodinsky Jumbo ... Giiural ... Varsity C , Hi-Y, and Key Clubs . . . Football . . . Baseball . . . Basketball Manager . . . Year- book Staff . . . Hobln-: Sports. Terry Ullery Eagle . . . General . . . Yearbook Stall . . . IIobb : Driving cars. Thomas A. Waltz Tom . . . General . . . Homeroom Rep- resentative . . . Key Club . . . Junior Pro- duction . . . Yearbook Staff . . . Hobln : Helping others. 24 Soif ' Sood-CijSL Nicholas James Yewcic Nick . . . Academic . . . Homeroom Rep- resentative . . . ' arsity C, Hi-Y, Key, and Latin Clubs . . . Football . . . Basketball . . . Baseball . . . All Scholastic Team . . . Junior Production . . . Y ' earbook Staff . . . All State Football Team . . . Hobby: Sports. LaiTV Yingling Larry . . . Commercial Secretarial . . . Hi-Y and Pep Clubs . . . Junior Class Treasurer . . . Dramatics . . . Band . . . Chorus . . . Prom Committee . . . Junior Production ... Yearbook Staff ... Hobbies: Dancing and skating. Richard Michael Yulias Rich . . . Commercial Secretarial . . . Senior Class Vice-President . . . Homeroom Representative . . . Varsity C President . . . Football . . . Basketball . . . Junior Production . . . Hobby: Sports. . . . Ambi- tion: Work for airlines. .4ndre v Edward Zapotechne Zapp . . . General . . . Ke - Club ' ice President . . . Hi-Y . . . Band Nice Presi- dent . . . Dance, Concert, Pep, and Cadet Bands . . . Orchestra . . . Chorus . . . Year- book Staff . . . Hobbies: Hunting, fishing, and working on cars. . . . Ambition: Be an auto mechanic or a state policeman. 25 S mjufidu QL lx)(ytk Seniors stu dy Problems of Democracy in Miss Fresh ' s class. Miss KnK ' j;cr ' s class works with business machines. Mr. Simula ' s Trigonome- tr ' class becomes ac- (liiaintcil with the slide rule. 26 S nw A. Qt piaif Ron Ro ansek gives Boh Nedroski, Connie Kenje- sky, and Peggy Mateer a ride. Judy George, Larry Ying- ling, Mary Ann Bilak, and Dan Hill enjoy the swings. Frank Gay, Sam Mont- gomery, Terry Finnegan, and Bill Flook discuss their plans for the future. 27 S uticfiA, at (jJ(fyL Bill Britton, Maureen O ' Gella, Eileen Popov- iiak, and Mike Holub go to their next elass. Miss Pantana ' s art elass is a fine plaee for these creative students. Amu Jciius, Joyee Clib- son. Hon Ivush, Bill Ga- horek, and ' loni Loeher take a hrcak U r a hot hiueh. 28 S mfiA, GL filai As Loretta Ciiipak looks on, Richard Ynhas and Maureen O ' Gella climb the ladder that is held by Tom Locher. Bill Brett, Jndv George, Mary Ann Bilak, Bill Gaborek. and Ann Jones make plans to attend the game. Ron Rovansek balances Bill Brett, and Bill Ga- borek balances Jim Fish- er in a Chicken Fight. 29 SsmiDhA, TbxL y£a L Row 1: Catlicriiu- Papula, Diane Koontz, Linda Toniak, Barn- George, Bonnie StanfTer, Barbara Fiseus, Janet (Inyan, Mar - Ann Marano. Row 2: Frederiek Bilak, Robert X ' isalli, Linda Loeher, Hieliard Kalinyak. Frank Sthuster. Paul IluKbes, Tlionias C ' .oss, Irene Mandriek, Patrieia Vasko. Row 3; Roger Reese, William Mindala, Philip Albert, George Sidor, William Kalinyak, Robert Sliek, Edward Pinkas, Ronald Silk. (jJhat U)iL (Did, l.aTitor Knttner explains tlie inlin to Maureen O ' Gella. 30 Bill Cekada, Elaine Labosky, Dan Hill, Paul Fer- guson and Judy George stop for an after sebool snaek v liile Olga Kosty, a former graduate, waits for tbem to make their purchases. junioA. ( la A. OFFICERS President Philip Albert Vice President Robert Visalli Secretary Kay Papuga Treasurer Robert Slick Returning to school this year we dived into the whirlpool of acti ities which are always associated with the Junior Class. A special enthusiasm was felt this year because our sights were set on one target — the Junior- Senior Prom. First of all, we elected home room repre- sentatives and class officers. Immediately afterwards, we started fund raising projects such as selling magazines, chances, peanuts, Christmas tape kits, and Christmas trees. We also earned the needed funds by ha ing bake -;ales, dances, and the assessment of dues. Working tirelessly on our projects, we lost track of time; and before we knew it oin- Prom was just around the corner. The Prom night M ' as a night of laughter, dancing and good times that we ' ill long re- member as a part of our high school da%s. We know that without the help of our advisor, Mr. Harriton. our Prom could not have been accomplished. The class sincerelv thanks him for his time and patience. $juaL OiUL THjo ul yjML 31 SopJwmoAaiu OFFICERS President J ' l ' ly Salem icx- President James MeCall Seeretary Sliaren Slick Treasurer LarrN ' Gasior The summer hm was oxcv, and it was back to school for tlic o7 stiiclcnts of the Sopliomore class. It was fmi to sec all of our friends — the students and teachers, back from acati()n and ready to work. The first of our duties was to elect tiie homeroom representati es. Mr. Wertz ' s home- room elected (Carole Kawehak, James McCall. and l.arr ' Gasior. .Mr. Simala ' s homeroom elected Jud ' Salem, Geraldine Scott, and James Niepoky. . week later this group with the help of our class advisors uominated candidates for the class offices. After the election we held our first class meeting, and the main topic was raising monev. It was not too soon to start this hmd lor the Junior Prom is onU ' a ear awa) ' . Tile class xoted on a sub sale to be held in the home economics room. This entinc ' went off so well that it not )nl - boosted our morale i)ut also oiu ' treasury account. A Halloween Part ' in the recreation room of the Sacred Heart School was a social event to be remembered. We held four bake sales, two each semester. . talent show and a car wash in the spring completed otu ' money-raising jirojeets for this i ' ar. We had a ery busy and iiapp - year with e -eryone co-operating with our advisors. Nfr. Simala and Mr. Wert .. Their patience and hell ' ) made our seliixil Near sneecsslul. J WD IjsiaJi u Jo o 32 i Dokinq J ohwaJuL ROOM 218 Row 1: Carol Avers, Cynthia Gillin, Ramona Hoklswortli, Jof Miclino, Carole Ka« ' chak, Robert Hill, Mar - Ann Gfiughiiour. Row 2: John Ko aIchik, Georgia Kotcrba, Robert Lint. Larry Gasior, Jncl - Locher. Antlion - Gelles. Row 3: Da id Cobangh, Michael Labosky, Francis Fedornoek, Tom Alexander, James McCall. Absent: Danny Jones, Marian Kush. ROOM 216 Row 1: Judy Salem, Geraldine Scott, Ruth Pilot, Carol Suboleski, Kay Novitskv, Louis Solomon. Row 2: John Yakulik, Sharon Slick, Frank Seibert, Leo Yingling, Carol Piker. Row 3: Tom No itsk -, Jim Nieopokj-, Ron.ild Winski, Donna Yewcic. 33 SaginnjiAA. ROOM 2():j Row 1: Clyde Barrett, Delia Hall, Janet Berolcli, Martini Cloiiglinour, Bonnie Bosser, Mar ' Giles. Row 2: 15aria Keklak, Beverly Boring, Mareia Fisens, Jnditli Harr, Ceorjii ' Kassiek. Row 3: Nancy Knha, Mary Barrett, N ' iekcy Beroldi. Linda llowells, Joseph Hii(l -l)ran l, Luis Avihi. Absent: Sam Anderson. Jolin Ayers, Joseph Oaljiin. David Cooix-r, Richard Fisher, Linda Gossard. Robert Gra . Gary Holt, Fredrick Jones, Ray Jones, Derston Koontz. ROOM 227 Row 1: Shirley Marano, Dolores VVapinski, Dcnise Melillo, Mary Pndliner. ane Lint. Row 2: Karen Toth, Ernia Wess, Yvonne Regan, Carol Mandrick, aney Mateer. Dianr Moiiti;(innr . Row 3: Dorothy Pieehnik, Rieiuird Yeweie, Barry Shamas, Connie Xipps. Thomas I ' ynkal i. .Absent: Donald Maiik, Jolm McCanka, Rol)erl Naworal, William Pvshnik, Albirt R;nniri , John Reese, Ronald Re n )ids, Charles Sahaggio, Charles Sidor, John Stecik. 3J J ' hsiikhmsirL OFFICERS President Joe Calpin Vice President Nancy Mateer Secretary ' Mary Barrett Treasurer Fred Jones Summer of 1960 was now but a memory. The school doors were once more flung open, and students strutted down the halls to their newly assigned rooms with an air of anticipa- tion. The 1960-61 school ' ear had just begun! We were far more e.xcited this first day than e er before because q had made the grade. We were freshmen! This year got off to a fine start. We met all our old friends and were soon briefed on all the back news. We became acquainted with new teachers and were quickly started on new subjects in new rooms with new books. Then came the big election of 1960. O ut of 53 students in the freshmen class we were to select four class officers and si.x representa- tixes. The candidates were busy politiking. E eryone was e.xcited about the whole affair. Our representati es were: Joe Calpin, Mar Barrett, Linda Gossard, Nancy Mateer, Rich- ard Yewcic and John Stecik. Now we ha e completed our first -ear aj freshies. We hope that ears from now we can always look back with pleasant mem- ories on our freshman ear. OiVi, JiA L y oA, 9a, OvsiA, 35 iqPiitL ' hadsL OFFICERS Prrsidnit Larry Stclmack ' icc Pixsidcnt Sam Stehnach Secretary John Szwast Treasurer Karen Yulias School started again! The first important activity of the year was to elect homcrooni representatives. The following were elected: Room 202. Monette Bnsli, Connie Flook, and Roliert Brett; Room 208, Sandra Kenjesk)-, Nina Kalinyak, and Charles Turaiiik. .After this job was finished, we elected our officers. The following were elected: Larry Stclmack, president; Samnel Stehnach. ' ice-president; Jolm Szwast, secretary; and Karen Yuhas, treasurer. We held a skating part which turned out fairly profitable. In the spring we took a field trip that was qx educational and successful. Our class wishes to show our appreciation lo our sponsors, Mr. Fesko and Mr. Slavich for tlieir untiring efi orts in our class projects. aqsuv (jJohhsUiiu 36 • JomjoMowiu ' Munjuidu ROOM 202 Row 1: Rhoda Ilaiina, Andrea Bukata, John Grove, Tlionias Docherty, Jeffrey Bonk, Donna Baker, Barry And- erson. Row 2: Monette Bush, Donna Herndon, Sandra Alexander, Patricia Hill, Sara Hanna, Mildred Jones, Carol Botteichcr. Row 3: Connie Flook, Jacqueline Johnson, John Holtz, Barr - Cobaugh, James Albert, Gwen- dolyn Guyan, Jovce Johnson. Absent: Beniice Hill, Jolin Avila, Thomas Barkley, Edward Bilak, James Biss, Robert Brett, George Dean, Blaine George, D ight Gibson, Ted Haqiehak, James Anderson. ROOM 20S Row 1: Linda Rice, Be erly Niton, Samuel Stehnach, Karen Vuhas, Robert Med esk ' , Larry Stebiiack, Ruth Killian, John Szwast. Row 2: Nina Kalin ak, Charles Turanik, Bernard Makucban, Stepbany Litzsky, N ' ictoria Shamas, Sandra Kenjesk -, Irene Petnidck, Ronald Sobeckx ' , Donald Long. Row 3: Sand - Wimer, Margaret Mc ' itt -, Patricia Re nolds, Ste en Yewcic, Rosalie Starchok, SuzAnn W ' eimer, Ga le McCall, Linda ' ogel. 37 Jahinq QmpDhianL Shp ROOM 206 Kow 1: Joseph Batzel, Robert Goiighnour, Donald B itzcl, Eleanor Harpcliak, Joan (loiiKlmoiir. Bernite Hill, Linda Hanna. Row 2: Glenda Bradley, Barr ' Montgom.T , Larr - Knsh, Tiajuana Miekens, Jo ce Blanar. Dennis Ayers. Rr) v U: Hobert Koont . Ronald Keklak. Pamela Good, David Holtz, Sara Ellis, Absent: Willis DeBose. ROOM 204 Row 1: James Reese, David Swansinger, Helen Parks, Da id Popp, Patricia Tay, Thomas Vogcl, Ronaltl Sinieriek. Row 2: Joyce Santa, Joanne SaKaggio, Man Kaye Naugie, Linda Salem, Kenneth Statler, Charles Ullery. Row • : Margaret Reynolds, Margaret Piptick, David Yakiibchak, Larry Shuman, Donna Novitsk-y. Absent: Larry Toniak. 38 SwQjnipL ' hadsL CLASS OFFICERS Larry Kush President Robert Koontz Vice-President Robert Goughnour Secretary Helen Parks Treasurer The first day in Junior High School was exciting! Changing classes, more than one teacher, and going to the library were com- pletely unfamiliar to us. We were looking forward to new classes such as gym, shop, and home economics. We liked the idea of having officers and activities. We haven ' t had many activities. We had a skating part ' and a Hal- loween Party so far this year. Being around the older students has made us feel more ma- ture. All in all we have enjoved this year in Junior High, and we are looking forward to futiue vears in Conemaugh High School. The representatives for 202 were: Larry Kush, Robert Koontz, and Jo ce Blanar. The representati es for 204 were: Joanne Salvaggio, James Reese, and David Svvansinger. £ooJuJ1JtJ J ' OAWOAcL 39 A QTIylfle ' Si a £LM, a n IL n - |l •1 V-f ' - ' • •- x « f j ■t Bcroldi, Pamela Good, ?{c iiL ( omadu ihjL iBanxL OFFICERS President Peggy Mateer ' ice President Andy Zapotechne Secretary Patty George Treasurer |iiiimv Fisher Mary Barrett, S liar en Slick, Elaine Lalxi- sky, Pi ' KKy Ma- teer- Head Ma- jorette, Connie Nipps, Connie Kenjesky, Ei- leen I ' ojioxnak. Kneeling: Mar- i;ic Ilamiila. 42 William Gaborek Andrew Zapotechne Patt - George Diane Lonp William Flook Peggy Mateer - James Fisher Linda Anderson Elaine Labosky . Connie Kcnjcsky Eileen Popovn; k SanLoA. SanjcL T bimiiinA. 43 ORCHESTRA Rowl: Robert Slick, Francis Fedornak, D a i d Cohaugh, Thomas Novitsky, Barry C o b a u g h , Linda H o w e 1 1 s , Andrew Za- potechne, Nancy Mateer, Barry S h a ni a s , Patty George, Diane Long, Wil- liam Gaborek, Stephanie Litsky, and Nina Kalinyak. Row 2: James Fisher, Larn Gaisor, Joseph M i e h n o , Robert Lint, George Sidor, David Cooper, Thomas Goss, Ricky Sidor, Linda Locher, Patty Yasko, Linda Toniak, Judy Salem, Gwen Giiyan, Judy Locher, and Ronnie Bosser. Ohjdksi iJvDL fisifL (BaruL Orchestra is tin- tt-rm applied to a body of instriiineiital perCormcrs in wliich the violin is prominent. More recenth , the name has been ;i en to a band of musicians tiiat performs in theatres, concert halls, and other places of public amusement. Our orchestra was made up of the followins: Woodwinds: Sa.xophone, and C larinets Brass: Trumpets, and Trombones Percussion: Drums, and C inbals The following; were a few thiniis that our or- chestra took part in this school term: The Senior ] ' lay. Junior Production, and the most important activity for the seniors, Commencement. The Pep band was the most acti e music organization in our school. It performed dur- ing the football season to de elop school spirit. There were twent} ' members in this group and their repertoire was aried. Their li ely music encouraged the students to attend the games. f ' .r PEP BAND Nina Kalin ak, Jndy Loch- er, Diane Long, jndy SaleiTi. V i 1 1 i a m Gaborek, l inda ' [ omak, Patty George, Patty Y ' asko, Nancy Matcc r, Ricky Sidor, George Sidor, Robert Lint, James Fisher, Thomas N o - i t s k y , Larry Gasior, Joseph Michno, Linda Loch- T, Robert Slick, Andy Za- ])otechne, T h o m a s Go.ss, I )avid C o b a n g h , Barry Sliamas, Francis I ' r(loniak, Barr ' Cobangh. 44 GIRLS CHORUS Row 1: Carol Ayers, Mary Marano, Diane Koontz, Kay No it.sky, Janet Gii an, Carol Subol- eski, Cyntliia Gillen, Eileen Popovnak, Judy Salem, Mary Ann Gouglinonr. Row 2: Ramona Holdsvvorth, Diane Long, Mary Ann Bilak, Annette McGanka, Carole Kawchak, Ann Jones, Linda Tomak, Connie Kenjesky, Judy George, Marcia Fiscus, Patt ' Yasko, Miss Kopler, Di- rector. Row 3: Pegg ' Mateer, Ruth Pilot, Georgia Koterba, Judy Loelier, Sharen Slick, Elaine Labosky, Linda Locher, Kay Papnga, Carol Piker, Barbara Fiscus. Music is one of the basic activities of our school hfe. It helps to de eIop talents, and teaches the students to work together, gaining leadership and knowledge. One of the important organizations of the music department is the Girls ' Chorus. The chorus is open to all senior high school girls who are interested. The girls spent many long hours during activities periods and after school practicing both their new and old song arrangements. At Christmas time the girls sang for the Christmas Assembly which everyone enjo ed immensely. One of the other organizations of the music department is the marching band. Although the band of Conemaugh was unfortunate at the begiiming of the year not to ha e a director, they were able to secure the assistance of Mr. Signarino as temporary director. B - hard work and ingeiniit) ' on the part of all members, the managed to win third place in the Johnstown Halloween Parade. Activities throughout the year included the sale of Christmas cards, and Le Bal De Noel among arious other acti ities. The band supported the team during the football season. So despite the setbacks at the beginning of the vear, the band came through with a prosperous and en jo able season that will not be forgotten easih . 45 SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Row 1: Judy Siilem, Carole K a w c h a k , Judy Yasika, Geraldine Scott, Maureen O ' Cella. Row 2: Joyce Gib- son, Larry Gasior, Katlierinc Papuga, Robert ' i s a 1 1 i . Row 3: W illiani Brett, Pliil- lip Altiert, Thom;is Loi her, Thomas Waltz, Daniel Hill. KDyvwwom. fisipMMydcdivQA. At the beginning of the school year each homeroom chose three .students to represent them. The diit of tliese representati es was to nominate officers for the strident election and to help lead their classmates for the year. Upon the senior homeroom representati es, along with the class officers, fell the responsibility of selecting a co er for their yearbook. We, the students, feel sure that we ha e made an excellent choice in selecting these rep- resentati es. JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Row 1: Larr ' Ku.sh, Robert Brett, Joanne SalvaKfli , Cliarles T u r a n i k , James Hccse, D a v i d Swansinjier. Row 2: M o n n e t t e Bu li, Holiert Koont , Sandra Ken- jesky, Nancy Mateer, Nina Kali n yak, Joyce Blanar. Row. ' ): John Steeik, Mary Li-e Barret, Joseph Calpin, Ricky Yewcic, Linda Gos- s:ird, Connie Klook. FRENCH II Row 1: Carol Ayers, Judy George, Connie Kenjesky, Carol Kawchak, Kay No- itsky, Peggy Mateer, Judy Salem, Louis Solo- mon. Row 2: Annette Mc- Ganka, Georgia Koterba, Elaine Labosk-) ' , Judy Locher, Jim McCall, Paul Hughes, Ann Jones, Mary Ann Bilak. Row 3: Ron- nie Rovansek, Bill Min- dala, Michael Laboskv, Bob Nedroski, Bill Gab- orek, Jim Niepoky, Dan Jones, David Cobaugh. J ' umdv QluhA. The Junior French I Club elected officers in January. Rodger Reese was elected president; Robert Visalli, vice president; Leo Yingling, secretary; Robert Slick, treasurer. The following officers were elected by the Sophomore French II Club: Carole Kawchak, president; Judy Salem, vice president; Carol Ayers, secre- tary; and James Niepoky, treasurer. In October the Senior French II Club elected Ann Jones, president; Elaine Labosky, vice president; Bill Gaborek, secretary; and Bob Nedroski, treasurer. At each monthly meeting the clubs presented a program which enabled the members to improve their knowledge of the French people and their daily lives. They also played many word games to increase their vocabulary. Trips were taken bv the clubs to end an enjoyable and profitable year as a French student. FRENCH I Row 1: George Sidor, John Yakulick. Row 2: Leo Yingling, Tom Goss, Ronald Winski, Bob Vis- alli, Bob Slick. Row 3: Linda Locher, Rodger Reese, Geraldine Scott. 47 NURSES CLUB Row 1: Ann Jones. Row 2: Di;iiu ' Long, Carol Avers, Carole Kawcliak, Georgia Ko- terli 1, Carol Piker. Row 3: lar ann Bilak, Pattv ' George, J inly George, Hiitli Pilot, Jiuly l.oeher, Pat Vasko, Elayne La- l)osk . Row 4: Mrs. Fesko, Lori ' tta Ciiipak, Linda Ander- son, Linda L o e li e r , Sliaren Slick, Carol Snholeski. Row 5; Donna Yeweie, Gerakline Seott. PEP CLUB Row 1; Carol Snholeski, Jnd ' George, Loretta Cnipak, Diane L o n g , Gerakline Seott, Rnth Pilot, Linda Tonnk, .-Vnn Jones, Linda . n tl e r s o n , .Marvann Bilak, Peggy Mateer. Row 2: Marvann Gonglnionr, Jndy Salem, Eileen Popovnak, Janet Gn an, .Marian Kn.sli, Bonnie Stauffer, Cynthia G i 1 1 i n , Barhara Fiscns, Diane Koontz, .Manreen O ' Gella, Carol . yers, ■ !ar Mirano. Row 3: Blaine P nkala, EKane Lahosky, Boh Lint, Irene Mandriek, Mike Liliosk ' , Stanley Kowal. Dan llili, Larr Vingling, Thoni; s o itsky. Donna Yi ' Weie, Jndy Loeher. Row 4: Carole Kaw- eliak, Annette M e G a n k a , Georgia Koterha, Sliaren Sliek, Jndi Vasika, Carol Piker, Katli- erine Papnga. Linda Loeher, Jo ee Gihson. Carol Mandriek, Connie Kenjesky. JuhvuL TLuAUiau C (pefL Ciujb Thi.s va.s our first car us a club. Mrs. Fes- ko, our school nurse, agreed to be our acK isor. After gettiui organized, vc began working to- ward a trip to tour tlie Philadelphia Presby- terian n()S])i!a! wliert ' tlic Future Nurses ob- served an operation. To finance this trip, we sold C;hristnias liows and bandaids and went caroling on Christmas E e. Mrs. Fi ' sko en- gaged many speakers at our meetings, among whom was a graduate nurse, a man from the Rehabilitation Center, and a c o m m u n i t y nurse. The - aided ns in determining our ca- reer in the medical fit ' ld. .Mso, Mrs. Fe.sko taught us to ri ' ad a thermometer and to roll bandages. Tin- Future Nurses of America ha e certainly had a successful yearl The first meeting ol the Pep did) was iicld in September. Electing the following officers: Ela ne Labosky, president; I inda Loeher, vice president; Ruth Pilot, secretar ' ; and .• miie Jones, treasurer. In order to brighten the sciiool spirit dol- ing football season the Pep t lui) went to the football g;unes in a group to torm a cheering section to gi e the pla ers support. Selling icicles was the first project of the year. This was clone so that a Christmas party could be given for the players at the end of football season. Through the efforts of e ery nu ' inber of the clul). the iiiojeet was a success. During basketi)all games the Pep (Jlub sup])()rted the team by huge turnouts and en- thusiastic cheering. The advisor for the Pep Club was Mr. Fesko. 48 HI-Y Row 1: Andrew Zapotecline, Robert Visalli, Bill Brett, Tom Goss, Edward Pinkas, Ronald Silk, John Kowal, Robert Hemdon, Barry George, Paul Hughes. Row 2: Charles Sinierick, Ronald Rovansek, Rodger Reese, Phil Albert, Xiek Yewcic, Bill Mandala, Larr - Ting- ling, Larr - Gossard, Jolin Skrodinskv, Mr. Wertz. Row 3: Dan Hill, Jim Fisher, George Sidor, David Seve- nack, Thomas Locher, Stan- lev Kov ' al, Bob Nedroski, Bi ' ll Gaborek, Bill Cekada, Bob Slick. KEY CLUB Row 1: Andrew Zapotechne, Robert ' isalli. Bill Brett, Da id Cobaugh, Larr - Gaz- ior, John Kowal, Robert Lint, Gar - Frampton, Rob- ert Herndon, Barr ' George. Row 2; Frank Schuster, Charles Sinierick, John Skro- dinskv, Bill Cekada, Tom No itsky, Nick Yewcic, Jim Neipoky, Dan Jones, Blaine Pvnkala, Ronald Ro ansek, ir. Riblett. Row .3: Bob Slick, Bill Gaborek, Thomas Waltz, Stanley Kowal, Bill Flook, D a v i d Se enack, George Sidor, Robert Ne- droski, Jim Fisher, Phil Albert. dlL-% The purpose of the Hi-Y is to create, main- tain, and e.xtend throughout tlie home, school, and community, high standards of Christian character. This has been the chief goal of the members of the Conemaugh Hi-Y in the past years, and the ) ' ear 1960-61 was no exception. The officers chosen to lead the club were elected and pro ed worthy of their position. They were: President Bill Brett Vice President Bill Cekada Secretary James Fisher Treasurer Rodger Reese Chaplain Larry Gossard Advisor Mr. Wertz As a result of the co-operation of the mem- bers, the Hi-Y completed another successful year. Jiso] QLub The Key Club started an eventful year by selecting new members. The officers were as follows: president, Stanle ' Kowal; vice president, Andy Zapp; secretary, Bill Brett; treasurer, Ron- ald Rovansek. The objectiN ' es of this organization were to develop initiati e and leadership, and to provide experience in living and working together. Our motto was We Build. The club strived to carry out school acti ities and charity work by collecting to s for tots and distributing well-filled food baskets for the need ' during Thanksgi ing and Christmas. Oiu club ad isor was Mr. Riblett. 49 f R O ' T Q S h ' ' S 50 yS. 37 ,47,g54.|34, M K(i« 1- liiii Nu-piik . Sam Hill. Dan Jdiirs, Nick Yfwcic, Hicliard Vuluis, Tdiii LocIut, Da c Scvcnack. Phillip Al- bert licin Rovansfk, Charles Simerick, John Skrodinsky. Row 2: Coach, Mr. .Sla ich, Mana.ttcr, Bill Brett, Hoy Join ' s John Kowalchik, Dave Cooper, Barry George, Joe Calpin, Paul Feruu.son, Riehard Kalin ak, Ton - Celles, Coaei ' i Mr. Yewcie. Row 3: Robert Ilemdon, Leo Yingling, Gene Jones, Larr Gossard, Bill Cekada, Robert Grav Rodger Reese, Frank Seluistcr, Bill Py.shnik, Jim .MeCall, Earl Smith. J ' OoibalL When the 1960 loothall season approached, Coneniaugli liigli had a team of whicli they could well be proud. Coach Yewcie had been ha ing two practice sessions a da -, and the bovs were really shaping up. Two returning U-ttermen and a sturd ' group of l)o s made up the Horses for 60. .-Mthough we lost 6, won 2. and tied 1, the spirit of the boys never dimmed; and it was a fight to the finish. They were proud to have Nick Yewcie named to the First Team of the all Scholastic Scjuad, but they were proud of all the boys for their fine playing and und ' ing spirit during the season. They were especialK ' thankful to Mr. Yewcie and Ir. Shuich for giving them a team to remember. liie loothall managers, Mike Lalxisky, Bill Brett, Paul Yewcie, Hill) Brett, and Jim Albert polish eqnipment. Conemaiigli Sept. 9 Centra! Cajiibria 19 Conemangh 6 Sept. 16 Catholic 12 Conemangh 14,., Sept. 22 Bcswell (J.B.J.) Conemangh Sept. .30 Richland 26 Conemangh 7 Oct. 8 Grcenfield-Kimmel 13 Conemangh 26 , Oct. 14 BelKvood-Antis 7 Conemangh 13 Oct. 22 Pnrehase Line 13 C:onemaMgh 13 Get. 27 Portage 33 Coni ' Mi.Migh 18 Nov. 3 Sonlh Fork 32 52 Row 1: Sam Hill, Robert Herndon, Leiny Gasior, Charles Simcrick, Jim McCall, Bill P%shnik, Barry George. Row 2: Mr. Shnicli, Coach; Larry Gossard, Rodger Reese, Danny Jones, Ronald Rovansek, Frank Schuster, John Skrodinsky, Mr. Yewcic, Coach. Row 3: Jim Nie- poky, Phil Albert, Dave Sevenack, Tom Lochcr, Bill Cckada, Nick Yewcic, Richard Yuhas. l aMih Q At the start of the football season, tlie ' arsity C club was organized. Because twent ' athletes had participated in the re- quired number of games, they were eligible for membershijD in the club. The following officers were elected to head the organization: Richard Yuhas, presi- dent; Nick Yewcic, vice-president; and Ronald Rovansek, secretary-treasurer. Advisors of the club were Mr. Yewcic and Mr. Slavich. Each of the ten lettermen who graduated this year received a jacket and a letter. Jack- ets and letters were bought b ' the club for the two senior cheerleaders, and letters for the underclassmen who had earned them. Money raising projects to accommodate the expenses of these items were held throughout the year. Submarine sales, which were highh- successful, and skating parties headed the list of activities. Ham and turkey raffles, pro- grams sold at football games, and dances also helped to build the treasury. Mr. Yewcic looks over the football schedule ' Nh-. Slavich. 53 T i Hill Cikada Xick Vcwiic . Richard Yuhas Charles Simerick I ' ml I ' lrj iisoii S.i il Hill Hon R() ansc-k loliii SkioiliiiskN ' Inin LckIkt David Scvciiatk QhonhohJkSL ' hiddsuiA. 54 Joyce Gibson, Senior Annette McGanka, Senior QPuuuibuajdbihA. Rah, Rah, Rah, Sis Boom Bah! The clieerleaders began another busy year. They elected one new regular, Joyce Gibson, and three substitutes; Carol Mandrick, Mary Pud- liner, and Nancy Lint. Though the Cheer- leaders don ' t actually play any games them- selves, they play a big role in keeping up the morale of the team. They felt every bump and bruise along with the team, and when they were praised, the Cheerleaders gloried in it. To look behind the scenes of the football field and basketball court — ' ill the girls ever forget the many submarines the ' made, along with the Varsity C to earn money for jackets. We cheered when we won, and we cheered when we lost; but win or lose, there was ne ' er a moment that we were not proud of our team, and proud to be Conemaugh Cheerleaders. Cheerleaders— Kneeling: Mary Pndliner, Nancy Lint, Carol Mandrick, Ruth Pilot, Georgia Koterba. Standing; Ka ' Papuga, Judy Yasika, Joyce Gibson, and Annette McGanka. Sa kidbalL 1 SCHEDULE Smilli Fork-Cioylo . DcccMiibrr lolmstowii Catholic December Central Cambria Deeember Is... 9.... i Away Home Jv ii -• •! i fV_ l H H ■ Away 381 1 F Porla t ' Area ... December 13.... Awav ■ 1 Boswell Hiehland Township . December .December 16.. 20.... Away Away p ? ■ 1 Xant -Glo ' intonclale ..January 3.... Home ri ■ J H Hitlil Liicl ' rnwiiship .January (i.. Home 1 ! 4 1 W 1 Laurel allev ... January 13.,.. Away 1 k 1 ' .J jdhustnwu .. January- 17.... Honic — L ■ y 1 AdaLUs-Summerhill January 20.... Away H ' y 1 lohustown Catholic . Januar ' 2-4.... Away H M 1 I ' rauklin-Concmaugh 1 ■ 1 ' i ' owuship January 27.... Away 1 H ' V 1 Altooiia ... January 31.... Away I HLl H H Br -V 1 Portage Area February 3. ,, Home l| | P h ' ' A ' Adauis-Sunuiicrhill ..February ( Home It r Tk ' ■i South Fork-Croyle ..February 10.,, Home WK i rs i Altooiia February i:j.... Home V : 1 !■ raukliu-Conemaugh Township Johnstown Laurel N ' allev .. February . . February . Febniary 14,, 17.... 21..,, Home Away ■ 9b Home [2 d 1 Xanty-C.lo Vintondale . February 28.... Away Hill Kk tl and Miki Lal)osk show Luiiis SoloiiKin how to check (■(liiipment. QaqjUiA. The l);iskc ' thall .season finally arrived. We were a green, immattne team, lacking experience and heiglit. Miat we didn ' t lack was tlie spirit and tlie willingness to pla hall the right wa ' . We hoped to complete the season with a satis- factory- record. The cheerleaders and the Pep Chib members kept die players tuned for a ictoiy. Tlioiigh winning was om- main goal, playing good ball was the outstanding characteristic of our team. Kneeling: Bill Pyshnik. Manager: Richard Yuhas, Ron Rosansek, Dan Jones, James McCall, Leo Yingling. Standing: .Mr. Slavich, Mr. Yewcic, Coaches; Tom Locher, Bill Gaborek, Phil Albert, Jim Fisher, Bill Mindala, Rodger Reese, Nick Yewcic. Tom Locher Richard Yuhas Roniild Rovansek Nick Yewcic James Fishei William Gaborck AonkoAAiL QciqsUiA, 57 MnioA, UahAihj unwA. d(L The Junior ' aisit team closed a suecess- lul season this year. Coaclied hy Mr. Shi ich, the - pro ed again and again tlieir superior haskcthall ahiht against nian - opponents. ScluduHug their contests l)efore tlie main ' arsit games and sometimes participating with the ' arsity, the bo s gained ah1al5le experience for the next season. Tlie all look forward to being next year ' s ' arsit players. Practicing the fundamentals ot passing, faking, pivoting, shooting, and dribbling as taught under the able coach, Mr. Sla ich, the Junior Hi team closed a highly successful sea- .son. Since e er - ' arsit team had its begin- ning in the Junior Hi, the experience and tompi ' tition gained this ear will have a great bearing on the future arsit ' teams. Hoping to set this record, the bo s prac- ticed hard to build the type of team that e ' cryone respected and enjoyed watching in action. JUNIOR VARSITY Row 1; Ton ' Gelles, Jim Mc- Call, Larr - G o s s a r tl , Larr - Gasior, Leo VinKliiifi- Row 2: Mr. .Sla icli. Coach; Dan Jonos. James Xit ' poky, Bill Mindala, Frank Scihirt, Rodger Reese, Mr. Yewtic, Coaeh. JUNIOR HI Row 1: Mr. Slnirli. Row 2: George Migxanka. H i e li a r il llsher. Roy loius. Loni.s Avihi. I ' arl S m i t li , Howard Scott, Jo.sepli Calpin, Fred Jones. Derston Koontz, James .■Vlbert. .58 £abjJ)alL With the coming of spring, 14 energetic young men tinned their thoughts to the base- ball diamond. Under the supervision of the coaches, Mr. Yewcic and Mr. Slavich, the boys spent man ' hard working hours on the practice field. This tuned them for a success- ful season. The combination of a strong pitching staff, hard hitters, and good fielding made man ' of our opponents shi er at the thought of the coming games with the Horses. The experience gained by the underclassmen can assure Mr. Yewcic and Mr. Sla ich many successful seasons in the future. SCHEDULE Date Opponent April 16 Johnstown — A April 20 Ferndale — H April 25 Westmont — H April 27 Franklin — A April 30 May 2 May May May Ma ' 7 11 15 17 Femdale — A Johnstown — H ' estmont — A Franklin — H J. Catholic— A ... W ' indber — H Row 1: Leo Yingling, Larry Gossard, Tom Loclier , Phil Albert, and Ron Rovansek. Row 2: Roger Ree.se, James Fi.sher, James McCall, Bill Pyshnik, Lam- Gasior, Bill Mendala, John Skrodinsk -, Nick Yewcic, Charles Simerick, Mr. Yewcic, and Nh ' . Slavich. IV -. e a. -il WITH SINCERE GRATITUDE W ' t ' thank all our tiicnds who ha t ' mack Tlic Elevator possible. With their eooperatiou ami assistance we ha e pieseiAcd for a life time a eollection of onr high school acti ities. In ' ears to come- this hook will he a treasure-chest of memories. Staff Editor Ann Jones Associate Editors Mary Ann Bilak Robert Nedroski Business Managers Margaret Mateer Thomas Lochcr Nicholas Yewcic Joyce Gibson Michael Ilolub Art Samuel Montgomery Typists Loretta Cinpak Patricia George Diane Long Shirk ' N ' Piker Georgetta Gelles Eileen Popo nak Advisors Miss Colkitt Miss Fresh Mrs. Balnak Mrs. C oldstein Faculty, Ad ertisi ' rs and Patrons Technical Assistance Engraxing Mr. Walter Grey Conemaugh Engraving Compan - Photography Mr. Donald Tomb Co ' er ' s Studios Printing Mr. James L. Hoover Kurtz Bros. Parent Committee Mrs. Willa Bosser Mrs. Zora Lochcr 60 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1961 PARENT TEACHERS ASSOCIATION Meetings — Second Tuesday of Every Month Conemaugh, Pennsylvania 61 OUR PARENTS AND FRIENDS Mr. and Mrs. Paul Anderson Duke Andrews .Mrs. Babyak ' s Home Room Dr. and Mrs. Lav rence Bcrtino Mrs. Helen Hiss Miss Nancy L. Bosser-Class of 1960 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Bosscr lr. .iiid Mrs. W. Lee Botteicher Mr. and Mrs. WasTic Botteicher Mr. and Mrs. William E. Britton Mrs. Martlia Cekada Mr. A. Coppola .Mr. Charles Cvijanovich Doc Mr. Jcilin Durcho .Mr. and Mrs. Robert Elders Mr. and Mrs. Frank Eiipolitci, Jr. lr. and Mrs. Holiirt Fisher, Sr. . lr. Oeorge Flook Mr. and Mrs. William Elonk, Sr. Mr. William Flook, Jr. Mr. and .Mrs. David R. Frampton, Sr. .Mrs. .Audrey Garrity Mr. and Mrs. ' illiani Gazior Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Georpe Mrs. Lorainne Snider Go.ss Ml. Pat Goss-Cla.ss of 1945 .Mr. Eniilio Grandinetti .Mr. and Mrs. Milan Gvozdich Miss Gertrude Hagerich Mr. Daniel Helsel Nh. JoeHilands Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Hill. Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hohih. Sr. .Mr. and Mrs. John Horner Miss Violet Jenkins Mr. and Mrs. Francis Johnson Mi-s Claudia Jones-Class of 19.51 Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Jones Mr. and Mrs. Miclv.iel Kalinyak . I Sgt. and Mrs. John Kormanik Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kovaleik .Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Kowal and Family Mr. Ray Kush, Jr.-Class of 1960 Mr. and Mrs. Raymimd Kush, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Lahosky Mrs. Barbara Bosser Lehman Mr. and Mrs. Charles Locher Mr. and Mrs. Robert Long Mr. and Mrs. Michael Lynch, Jr. .Mrs. Bernicc Matcer Mr. George C. McCarty Mr. and Mrs. George McCurdy Lt. j.g. Steven MeCanka .Mr. and Mrs. Steve McGanka Mrs. John McGuire Mr. and Mrs. Roy McWherter Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Meyers Mr. Robert Meyers Mr. and Mrs. Charles Migyanka Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Mohuir Miss Kay Montgomer ' Mr. and Mrs. S. J. .Montgomerj- .Mr. and Mrs. Josepli A. Mutch Mr. and Mrs. John Xedroski Nick and Mutt Mr. and Mrs. Thomas O ' Gella Mr. Peter Pencola Mr. and Mrs. John A. Piker .Miss Emily Pingatore Mr. and Mrs. .Mieliael P( po uak Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Pynkala, Sr. .Mr. and Mrs. Dian Reese .Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ree.se Mr. Joe Reighard Hon and Jim Mr. and Mrs. Francis Santa Mr. and Mrs. Milan Saula Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Shop Mr. and Mrs. Cliarles Siuu ' riek, Sr. Mrs. N ' irginia Skrodinsky .Mr. and Mrs. WilliLuu Sperli ' in .Mr. John Starchok Mr. George Strauh .Mr. and Mrs. Ra -mond Stringent Mr. James Stumpo Mr. and Mrs. George S ansiuger Mr. Richard Ta lor Thomas Flower Shop Mrs. Roberta Makin TlidMipsoii Mr, and Mrs. Robert I ' llery .Mrs. I ' earl Utzler Mrs. Gloria Bosscr anier Mrs. Frances Waligora .Mr. and Mrs. William L. Walt . Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wess Mr. James Winski Mr. and Mrs. Ale. Yarina Mr. and .Mrs. George Yewcic Mr. and Mrs. Nick Yewcic .Mr. and Mrs. Duane Yingling .Miss Flora Yingliug -Mr. and Mrs. Roy Yingling .Miss Sandra Yingling .Mr. and .Mrs. John Yuhas Mr. Robert Zahnrak .Miss Sonia Zalubski Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Zapiitec Ime 62 mmmm m mm Congratulations Class of 1961 EAST CONEMAUGH COMMUNITY WELFARE ORGANIZATION Chartered, September 1959 Purpose . . To promote civic improvements . . To secure more recreational facilities . . To foster a more active interest on the part of our citizens in the community and in the school. Officers President Vice-President Secretary Assistant Secretary Treasurer Oscar Howells Zelma No itsky Shirley Clawson Betty Grove Pete Novitsky 63 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1961 SGT. MICHAEL STRANK V. F. W. POST 5107 Franklin Boro Main Street Conemaugh, Pa. Compliments of Compliment.s of COCA-COLA Track ' Mark Hegistered U. S. Patent Office Tc ' lcplioue 7-7649 Drink COCA-COLA SACRED HEART CHURCH 1017 I ranklin St. Johnstown. Pa. CJonemangh Pennsylvania Compliments of CONEMAUGH FRANKLIN WATER COMPANY Telephone 7-5336 332 Locust Street Johnstown, Pa. 64 Congratulations and a Successful Future to the Graduates of 1961 AMERICAN-CARPATHO-RUSSIAN CITIZENS CLUB 346 Greeve Street Conemaugh, Pa. Compliments of Compliments of POLISH MEAT AND GROCERY ALBERT ' S Mike Stanislawczjk Studio of Photography Portrait - Weddings - Commercial Telephone 9-4118 59 Main Street Conemaugh, Pa. ALBERT BOLHA Compliments of Owner and Manager McDonald Bros., Representing Telephone Studio - 9-2094 JOSTEN ' S 220 Market St. Johnstown, Fa. Chrs Rings, Annonneenients, Name Cards 920 Investment Bldg. Pittsburgh, Pa. Compliments of JOHNSTOWN MILK DEALERS ASSOCIATION For Better Health — For Better Teeth — For Stronger Bodies Use Pasteurized Fresh Bottled Milk — Natures Most Nearly Perfect Food When food costs are becoming more important each da ' , yon will find that there is much more actual alue in a cjuart of pasteurized fresh bottled milk than in any other food ) ' ou can bu)- at the same cost. 65 Best Wishes to the 1961 Graduating Class CONEMAUGH INDEPENDENCE VOLUNTEER FIRE COMPANY Since 1S91 Telephone 5-1150 343 First Street Concmaugh, Pa. CoiiipliiiKMits nt PENNANT CLEANERS Greeve St. Coiii ' IikiuhIi, Pa. Coiigratulations LA PORTAS FLOWER SHOP ' asliiiii;t()ii .St. Johnstown, I ' a. Complinu ' iit.s of LEVY ' S SPORT SHOP Coinplrtc line of Athletic Eqnipnient Fishing Tackle - Guns - Ammunition Phone 7-()6()2 Wholesale-Retail 388 Washington St. Johnstown, Pa. Congratulations Graduates of the EAST CONEMAUGH HIGH SCHOOL Class of 61 Heres to a Happy Ending to Your High School Days . . . and a Successful Beginning of ()in- New Life! . s yon look lorwartl to your career in (he husiness world or achiexemeuts in higher education, it is GLOSSER BROS, wish that you may find as much happiness out of school as you did under the banners of vour Alma Mater. 66 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATION CLASS OF 1961 BORO OFFICIALS AND EMPLOYEES Burgess Stephen McGanka Council President Louis Rovansek Council Member John Zalubski Council Member Frank Starchok Council Member John Stecik Council Member Andrew Waligora Council Member Frank Piptick Council Member Edward Wess Boro Secretary (Mrs.) Mary Briggs Boro Treasurer Luther Turner Boro Clerk Mary Agnes Kist Boro Engineer Telford Locher Boro Solicitor Philip Lopresti Chief of Police George Fesko Captain of Police Jacob Stanwyck Patrolman — Constable Frank Starchok Patrolman Walter Motak Patrolman John Hajduk Superintendent-Lineman-Light Plant Harold A. Johnson Electrician-Helper Delbert E. Johnson Meter Reader-Helper John Salem Street Commissioner William Faight Truck Driver Robert Goss Laborer Joseph Stralko Laborer Joseph Kleitches Laborer Leander Reynolds Janitor Stanley John Niepok ' Janitor Robert Sevenack School Patrol Joseph Irwin 67 Congratulations to The Class of 1961 CONEMAUGH MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION Sow an act, and you reap a habit; Sow a habit, and ' Ou reap a character; Sow a character, and ou reap a destiny. Compliments of DR. N. A. TRAHANOVSKY Physician and Surgeon Dial 9-9590 140 Second Street Conemaugh, Pa. (Jompliment-s ot APEX TV RADIO SERVICE CONEMAUGH COMMUNITY ANTENNA SALES AND SERVICE Telephone 5-5053 340 First Street Conemaugh, Pa. Compliments of MACKALL BROTHERS Frigidaiie Appliances General Hardware and Household Furnishings Teiiphoni ' : 5-1659 ' inco. Pa. (IdlliplillU ' lltS ol CONEMAUGH PRINTING WALTER WEHZVN, Prop. Telephone 9-0262 •4.55 Second St. Coneniangh, Pa. Coniiilinients iil DOLAN HARDWARE Telephone 9-5829 .343 Greeve St. ConemauRh, Pa. 68 Compliments of FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES AERIE NO. 1811 Facts about the F.O.E.: Organized February 6, 1898. Has more than 1,225 Subordinate Units in Aeries. Has more than 1,000,000 Members. Is confined to the Caucasian Race. Covers Canada and Insular Possessions. Minimum Membership Age is 21. Corner Locust and Greeve Streets Conemaugh, Pa. CompHments of VIC ' S BLUEROOM Telephone 7-9408 256-258 Greeve Street Conemaugh, Pa. Congratulations to Class of 1961 SAM and MARY ' S formerly CONEMAUGH HOTEL Pizza Pie - Good Sandwiches Rooms by clay or week 46 Main Sheet Conemaugh, Pa. Cimipliments of FRANCIS P. DOSTAL, M.D. Compliments of ERNEST F. WALKER Compliments of POLISH NATIONAL ALLIANCE GROUP 1569 President Secretan- Treasurer Court Allev Andrew Waligoa, Jr. Peter Poborski John Zalubski Conemaugh, Pa. Compliments of LOWER CAMBRIA LOCAL 2644 UNITED STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA Compliments of PARK HILL DRUG STORE The Rexall Store Prescriptions, Sundries, Baby Needs Telephone .5-30.50 William Penn Avenue Conemaugh, Pa. Compliments of PIKE ' S JEWELRY Telephone 9-7201 24 Main Street Conemaugh, Pa. Congratulations - Class of 1961 JOHNNY CAL ' S FLOWERS JOHN CALKA, Prop. Flowers for all Occasions (Across from Coiiemaugli Fire Hall) Telephone Day 7-1131 Night 7-6484 3 ' 38 First Street Coneniaiieh, Pa. Coiigratiilations and Be.st Wishes Class of 1961 GEORGE MAKUCHAN FUNERAL HOME Coinplt ' telx Air-Conditioned Telephone 9-.-3109 434 First Street Conemaugh, Pa. Best Wishes to tlic 1961 Graduating Class LADIES AUXILIARY of the CONEMAUGH FIRE COMPANY Compliiiu-nts of AGEY VARIETY STORE Grpc c Street Cononiaiicli. I ' i- ( (uniilimcnts of CONEMAUGH SALES AND SERMCE Television ;iiul I Ionic Appliances Telephone 7-1163 .3.3.3 Grf ' c r St. Coneniangh, Pa. Compliments of RURAL GAS OIL CO. H. KENNETH DAWSON Owner Operator ' gi e Top ' alue Stamps with the purchase of Amoco Heating Oil only. Prompt Service Telephone 7-0548 R.D. 1 Johnstown, Pa. C ompliinrnts of m-WAY HARDWARE Opi-n 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. Telephone .32-1200 202.5 Bedford Street Johnstown, Pa. ( oniphnicnts of RAYFORD E. MUGHT MD. Telephone Olfiee 9-0183 Residenee 9-6742 368 First Street Coneinan)ili, Pa. Best NV ' ishes For a Successful Future DUKE ANDREW ' S MUSIC STORE Everything in Music Ti ' icpiionc .5-4815 .■3:31 Cree e Street Conemaugh, Pa. 70 Congratulations Class of 1961 COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND Congratulations and Best Wishes ALBERT ' S FOOD MARKET Prop.— PHIL ALBERT Meat and Groceries Dry Goods S. H. Green Stamps 408 Chestnut Street Conemaugh, Pa. Compliments of STOFKO ' S STEAMBATH MASSAGE For Men and Women Telephone 9-.5.57() 246 Union Street Johnstown, Pa. Comphments of YUHAS PLUMBING HEATING Telephone 7-1757-9-.5311 330 First St. Conemaugh, Pa. Comphments of RUDY AND JOHNNY ' S PARKING LOTS 246 Main Street— Across From Labor Temple 310 Main Street-Next to Lee Hospital Johnstown, Pa. BEST WISHES to the SENIOR CLASS of 1961 GELLES ' RESTAURANT ■ ' 342 Greeve Street Conemaugh, Pa. Comphments of DR. ALVY A. WALKER OPTOMETRIST Telephone 8-4781 340 First Street Conemaugh, Pa. Comphments of the EDWARD HAHN PACKING COMPANY Blue Ribbon Brand Meat Products Johnstown Pennsylvania 71 Best ' i.slies to the Class of 1961 GEARHARTS Hardware - Furniture - G.E. Appliances Telephone 7-0749 49 Main Street Conemaugh, Pa. C )mpIinK ' iits of CARL E. DAVIS NEW FUNERAL HOME Telephone 5-4151 229 First Street Conemaugh. Pa. Congratulations Iroin the FRANKLIN TEEN CANTEEN Dancing eek] in the Franklin Mnnici])al i uiltling Compliments of DR. J. GEORGE SALEM DENTIST For .Appointment eall 7-6S42 fi ' 3() Main Street Johnstown. Pa. Co ' .iipliinrnts and Br.st islu ' s CONEMAUGH-FRANKLIN COKE PLANT SOCL L CLUB 4.55 Chishmt Strwt Cdnciiiansli, Pa. Ct)iiip]inifnts (){ BRIDGE HOTEL - CAFE l{ )i)iiis !) llic (la or week Moderate Kate 101 Cliestniit Street ConeiiiaiiKli, Pa. Compliments CONRAD WHOLESALE CO. Telephone 7-4663 10.5-111 Adams Street Johnstown, Pa. 72 Compliments of FRANKLIN BOROUGH VOLUNTEER FIRE COMPANY President V ice President Recording Sec. Financial Sec. Nick Wuckovich Michael Mitnik Robert Daniels John Ozimok Treasurer Chief of Fire Police 1st Asst. Fire Chief 2nd Asst. Fire Chief Fire Chief Frank Kraytz George Bosser William Hoben Paul Schreyer Robert Schreyer Compliments of JOHNNY ' S GULF SERVICE Telephone 9-8040 2.33 Greeve St. Conemaiigh, Pa. Compliments of HARRIS-BOYER CO. Bakers of Bunny Bread 139-149 Fairfield Avenue Jolinstown, Pa. Best Wishes T. L. LOCHER Registered Professional Engineer East Conemaugh Boro Engineer Telephone 7-6549 809 Bank Trust Bldg. Johnstown, Pa. Compliments of HARRY J. BREMER, M.D. OfBce hours Mon., Tues., Wed., and Fri. 1:00-3:30 P.M. 6:.30-S:30 P.M. Saturday 1:00-4:00 P.M. Thurs., Sat., and Sun. evening b ' Appointment Telephone 7-8544 •368 First Street Conemaugh, Pa. Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1961 EDWARD E. DAVIS Funeral Director Telephone 9-5101 Third and Main Streets Conemaugh, Pa. 73 Compliments of SEROKMAN ' S GAS APPLIANCES PYROFAX BOTTLED GAS Telephone 9-2283 524 Bedford St. Johnstown, Pa. Compliim-nts of PRESTON A. PAUL, P.D. PHARMACIST Best Wishes to tlie Class of 1961 Telephone 5-3956 323 Greeve Street Coneinaugh, Pa. Compliments of CONE L UGH - FRANKLIN AMERICAN LEGION POST 633 and HOME ASSOCIATION Telephone 9-.55.55 P.O. Bldg. Conemaugh, Pa. Compliments of M. D. RHO. DS, M.D. 307 Market Street Johnstown. Pa. CONEMAUGH AUXILIARY NO. 1811 FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES Compliments of CONEMAUGH HIGH SCHOOL BAND MOTHERS OFFICERS President .Mrs. Frank Sidor Vice President Mrs. William Good Sieretary Mrs. Mike Hamiila Treasurer Mrs. William Gasior Jewelers for -onr Class I ' iinjjs DIEGES CLUST Manufaeturing Jewelers 17 John Street New York S, N. Y. C onipliments of HEJNAR HOTEL Soft drinks and Innelies 3nO-:5(12 Haihd.id SI. Conenianyli. I ' a. Compliments of McSWAIN ' S RESTAURANT Dine and Dance Home Cooked .Meals 407 (chestnut Street Conemaugh, Pa. 74 Compliments of SLOVENIAN SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION Telephone 9-1158—9-1159 357-61 First Street Conemaugh, Pa. Compliments of MRS. BETTY J. NAUGLE Director of Legionettes Compliments of CONEMAUGH LEGIONETTES Best Wishes Class of 1961 KAWCHAK MEAT AND GROCERIES Telephone 9-0917 276 Fifth Street Conemaugh, Pa. Compliments of DR. A. TURON DENTIST For appointment call 5-3752 360 First St. Conemaugh, Pa. Compliments of TWIN-BOROUGH VETS Compliments of HOTEL MONTE CARLO Italian and American Foods Your Host: Tony Kot Telephone 9-6612 2(11 Main Street Johnstown. Pa. Compliments of CICERO ' S ROLLER SKATING RINK Roller Skating 5-nights each week- Wednesday - Thursday - Frida - - Saturday- and Sunday 8:00 to 10:45 ' P.M. Where Thousands of High School Students Enjo - Skating Weekly Telephone Greenleaf 2-9640 For your school ' s skating part ' — A skating part will help .solye your class financial prohlem West High Street West on Route 22 Ebensburg, Pemisylvania 75 In Johnstown It ' s JOHNSTOWN BANK AND TRUST COMPANY ' M h First for complete Banking Service Main Office 532-534 Main Street Cambria Cit Branch 311 Broad Street Geistown Branch 2459 Bedford Street New Florence Branch New Florence, Pa. Da id.s ille Branch 110 South . hiin Street Da ids illc, Pa. CdinpliiiR-iits ol FINK ' S NEWS AGENCY Ncwspupt-rs, Cnn feet ions. Magazines, Novelties 360 Grc ' C ' vc Street CnTi( ' m:iM ' 4lt Pcnnsylxania ( }iiipliiiR-iits ot KNIGHTS LIFE INSURANCE CO. GEOHGE F. H.WLEY Tfleplionc offitc 7-8045, Home 5-182.5 fiOt Su.ink Biiildirii; Inlmstown, Pa. SPRING AIR SLEEP PRODUCTS Compliments of C. H. PAGE BEDDING Compliments of ST. JOHN ' S RUSSIAN ORTHODOX SOGIAL CLUB ( ' (iniplilllrlils (it GRATA ' S PIZZA RESTAURANT Pi za, .Sm1)s and Biirjjors Tcli ' plionc 7-76.59 lit. 219- ' iiK() fi mills iKirtli cil Jiilmstdwii ( oiiipliiiH-rits il DERUBIS TAVERN TplpplioiH- 9-375.3 lfi.5(l William I ' cmi Aw. ConcmaiiKli, Pa. Compliments of COVER STUDIO PHOTOGRAPHY Portrait Commercial Weddings Groups Telephone Studio 5-8442 Paul Cover James Cover 504 Main Street Johnstown, Pa. Best Wishes to the Graduates from the Best in Photoengravers CONEMAUGH EiNGRAVING CO., INC. 426 Franklin St. Johnstown, Pa. L oniisleiilUi Ljrowing - - -Jiince 1894 The House that Quality built Kurtz Bros, offers a combinafion of over a half century of experience coupled with the operation of the most up-to-date equipment in producing the highest quality available in school annuals. Your annuals are printed, bound and finished by skilled craftsmen. Truly a plant and organization built to furnish quality and service in fulfilling your printing requirements Our Word is Our Bond. KURTZ BROS PHONE PO 5-6561 CLEARFIELD, PA. 77 THE CONEMAUGH - FRANKLIN LIONS CLUB THROUGH OIH ACTIVITIES Boys and Girls Work — Education — Sight Conservation Citizcn.sliii) — Safety — Civic luiprovcment Ilcaltli and Welfare STHIMNC; TO MAKE GOOD COMMUNITIES BETTER Best ' i,slu ' s Seniors TONY MUTCH ' S BARBER SHOP Hair cuts lor nu ' u, women and elnklren, a spi ' eialt ' 1322 Franklin Street loliustown. Pa. Ciiiii| linirlits ol YOUNG MEN ' S DEMOCRATIC CLUB Grccvu Street Ciincm.iuuli I ' i. ' iiiis l ani;i Coiiipliinc ' iits ol Y. A. P. C. YOUNG AMERICAN POLISH CLUB M;iiii Sliwt Coiu-inaiiKli PcllllsN K . Coniplinients of Your CONEMAUGH A. P. Coniplinients of WOMEN ' S DEMOCRATIC FEDERATION CLUB of CONEMAUGH ( ' ompliiiU ' iits ot BERNEY BROTHERS OiN- ( oods Trlriilioni ' 7-53()-4 fi!)Ci Riiilniad St. Johnstown, Pa. Best Wislies Class of 1961 UNITED MINE WORKERS OF AMERICA Local Union No. 6394 Coneinanuli Pennsvl ania Congratulations Seniors THE ROSEBUD INN ' llic piitnic ot lanrc ii O ' Cclla anil Dan Hill willi Cantor Knttncr on paKi ' 30, and the sports pictures on pa o 51, arc by conrtesy of THE JOHNSTOWN TRIBUNE-DEMOCRAT 78 CONGRATULATIONS THE FACULTY I Ida Mae Anthony Mary L. Babyak Jenice S. Carson Marion L. Colkitt Charles R. DiManro Jane Donelly Mary English John F. Fesko Veronica P. Fesko Elda M. Fresh Michael Glowa Agnes E. Goldstein Emil T. Harriton Julia M. Kopler Eleanor B. Kiiieger Mary Adams Lentz Sara A. Litzinger Elmira Martin James T. Meckle) ' Marion Miller Sara Pantano Myrtle Reed Orlo Riblett Hazel V. Rodgers Thomas Simala Michael Sla ich Mabel Snyder Hazel V. Treece Rachel M. Treece Walter C. Wertz Michael Yewcic Congratulations MR. AND MRS. STANLEY CIUFAK Congratulations from MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM BRETT MR. AND MRS. MAURICE JOHNSON MRS. JOSEPHINE JOHNSON Compliments of MR. AND MRS. LOUIS ROVANSEK Congratulations Seniors from JOHN TAYLOR Best Wishes Al va s To The Class of 1961 MR. AND MRS. THOMAS LOCHER, SR. AND FAMILY Congratulations MR. AND MRS. THOMAS KENJESKY AND FAMILY Congratulations MR. AND MRS. MICIL EL BILAK AND FANULY Compliments GLENNS SERVICE STATION Washing - Greaiing - Acct ' ssories Telephone 7-6455 R. D. 1, Vinco Conemaugh, Pa. 79 1961 TO REMEMBER YOU BY . . . YOUR AUTOGRAPH. PLEASE Conipliincnts CONEMAUGH-FRANKLIN LADIES AUXILIARY AMERICAN LEGION POST 633 80 I ' iT A-. ' .. . N i ft ? ' ' ' ' ,• .-  ' 1--X-. u : ISTi. A : i-:i r, J ' - t :4 i. ( .Vf - ♦ A , J- ■■ S ' ' fi u ' ■,