Crafton High School - Ginkgo Yearbook (Crafton, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1964 volume:

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SCHROTH X 141, Foreword The 1963-64 school year was basically the same as any high school yearg we studied, had fun, experi- enced sad moments of trial and error. There were games and dancesg voices were hoarse from pep rallies. There were brief moments of glory for some of us in sports, musical, and dramatic productions. All shared the hope- less reality of examinations and deadlines, the semester grades, and the crowded halls. For some of us, however, this year was uniqueg we will never forget our last year at C.H.S. Dedication Administration Seniors Underclassmen Hall Of Fame Beauty And Brawn Activities Sports Acknowledgments Advertisements Table of Contents 4 6 14 34 42 43 48 70 85 86 i I E I 0 Labor, not oiatory ! Don't squeeze too hard, Bob! To a teacher whose tranquility we admire, whose fairness we respect, whose friendliness we appreciate, whose ability we esteem, whose spirit has cheered us in times of discouragement and whose Worth as a fine man, both in and out of school, we honor-Mr. joseph R. Perz, we proudly dedicate the 1964 GINKGO. -is -p reg ti ee , 33 ,,, Www Tp ,whim if 1 fre 'Ni M 1 f i V,,., .WL i Wi, 2352? 5 N 5 i ' I'd just like to say Checkmate ! Board of Education Administration Principal i c Faculty Superintendent Secretaries The Board of Education Slruzdizzgs Mrs. Kaltenborn. Mr. Shields. Mr. Johnston, Mr. johnson, Mrs. Zern. Silling: Mr. Iahnke, Mr. Aston-Reese, Mrs. Cockran, Meeting regularly once a month, the school board has made many plans during the 1963- 1964 school year. Busy members take time from their various occupations to plan the clistrict's school program. They form the vital link between the community and the schools. 8 President-MR. GLENN ASTON-REESE School Officials 'H I ,X l l l ' Superintendent-MR. PAUL L. MAXXVELL Principal-MR. J. F. GREGORY A The objective of the administration is to assist the students in the problems encountered during the school year. They fulfill this objective with efficiency and enthusiasm. Both Mr. Maxwell and Mr. Gregory have won the respect of all the students at C.H.S. We wish to express our appreciation to Mrs. Cochran, Mrs. Ireland and Mrs. Dempsey, who so capably assist the administrators in their tasks. Sincerely, we express our appreciation for the help and guidance they have extended to us to aid us in our future years. N., R Y ! Q JNQL' fi ' MRS. COCHRAN MRS. IRELAND MRS, DEMPSEY ,, .WSW DR. EDWARD G. BAYNHAMQ A.B., M.A., Ph.D., LLB., University of Pittsburgh. Social Studies. A good-natured philosopher . . . always willing to help his students . . . likes to talk about past experiences . . . great music lover. MISS MARTHA RUTH-BOYLEg B.S., M.Ed., University of Pittsburgh. Business Education. Neat, stylish dresser . . . always has business uppermost in her mind. MISS HELEN BRIGGSg B.A., B.L.S., Allegheny College, Carnegie Tech., Temple University, Ari- zona State College. Librarian, Efficient . . . always recommending the best books . . . ready and willing to help at any time. ' MR. MAURICE P. BURNSXVORTHQ B.A., M.Ed., St. Vincent College, Duquesne. Guidance Counselor. Always eager to listen to student problems . . . wonderful sense of humor . . . constant smile. MR. JOSEPH S. BUTTERQ B.S.Ed., California State Teachers College, Industrial Arts. Keeps stu- dents on their toes . . . encourages originality in projects. MRS. AUI.MA.B. CHESSQ B.S., M.A., Carnegie Institute of Technology. Home Economics. Soft spoken, but effectively conveys her ideas . . . gen- uinely interested in all her girls . . . shows her tremendous sewing ability in her clothes. t MR. CHARLES CHIEFFEQ B.A., University of Pittsburgh. English, WorldfCulture. Always ready for a good joke . . . makes his students think . . . incites ambition and livens up any English class! MR. LAWRENCE R. CURRYQ B.S,, M.Ed., Penn- sylvania State University. Social Studies. Friendly to all . . . interesting classes . . . ambitious. MR. PAUL W. DERRICKSONQ B.S., M.Ed., Michigan State University, University of Pittsburgh. Physical Education, Health, Encourages his boys to iise their athletic ability . . . conducts a serious cass. MR. CLYDE W. DOUBLEQ Bs., Med., slippery Rock State College, University of Pittsburgh. Arith- metic, Science. Conducts an interesting class . . . well prepares his students for their future life . . . thoroughly enjoys his work. MR. JOHN J. DROPCHOQ B.S., 'M.Ed., Indiana State Teachers College. Art, J.V. Basketball. In- spires creativity . . . enjoys his students . . . es- pecially seniors . . . a true friend. MR. HOWARD DUMIREQ B.A., Adrian College. English. Neat dresser . . . possesses a friendly smile . . . enjoys his work. S MR. PAUL D. GRAHAMQ B.F.A., Carnegie In- stitute of Technology. Instrumental Music. Efficient band director . . . devotes much time and patience to his work . . . good-natured and friendly, MR. LARS HARTMANQ B.A., Carnegie Tech., Salem College, Davidson-Elkins College. Spanish. New addition, energetic and always busy . . creates interest in his subject . . . jokes along with his students. MRS. MARIE HEAVILLQ B.S., California State Teachers College, University of Pittsburgh. Lan- guage Arts. Pleasant disposition . . . truly enjoys her subject . . . eager to aid students. MISS JANET ANN HUTCHISONQ B.A., Univer- sity of Pittsburgh. French. Welcome new addition to our French Department . . . petite . . . makes attractive appearance. m n tu n -s 0 vrnx MRS. JOAN D. KISERQ B.S., M.S,, McMurray College. Physical Education, Health. Sincerely will- ing to help her students . . . keeps calm always in spite of excitement. MR. DAVID H. KlSERg A.B., M.A., University of Pittsburgh. English, A.P. Course. A truly ded- icated teacher whose judgment is respected by all . . . his classes encourage any student. W J J. MR. PAUL A. KMETZg B.S., St. Vincent College. Economics, A.P. American History. His all-round personality causes all students to like him . . . a fine coach and fine person. MR. JOHN J. KOSCHOg B.S.Ed., University of Pittsburgh. Mathematics. Knows and conveys his subject well . . , possesses a good sense of humor . . . friend of all students. MR. THOMAS C. KURIMCAKg B.S., California State College. Chemistry, Physics. A new addition to our faculty . . . takes much personal interest in his students. MR. HAROLD D. MARBURGERQ B.S., M.A., Geneva College. Social Studies, Mathematics. Ded-. icated to American History . . . amiable . . . in- terested in his students. Miwauahvf MR. FREDERICK M. McCULLOUGHg B.A., St. Vincent College. European History, World Cul- ture, A.P. Course. Very close to students . . . un- derstanding . . . extremely helpful to anyone at anytime. MISS KATHLEEN MCKEVITTQ R.N., Mercy Hos- pital. School Nurse. A dutiful nurse . . . petite sweet . . . . Willis ?i.,,,. . 1 I f E If t MR. CHARLES McKEVITTg B.S., California State College. Senior Science, General Math. All-round nice guy . . . great coach . . . interested in teach- ing his students. MR. WILLIARI IVIELLETQ B.A., lNI.Ed., Indiana State College, Pennsylvania State University. Driver Ed, Business. His bark is bigger than his bite . . . a big teaser who is sincerely interested in his stu- dents. MR. JOSEPH R.- PERZQ B.S., M.Ed., Slippery Rock State Teachers College, University of Pittsburgh. Biology. A truly dedicated teacher . . . will go out of his way to aid a student . . . wonderful sense of humor. MR. JOSEPH F. SCHROTHQ B.A., BLA., Univer- sity of Pittsburgh. English, A.P. Course. Conducts lively, incentive classes . . . teaches his subject skill- fully . . . humor unlimited. MRS. GERTRUDE SCOTTQ Secretary. Very effi- cient and neat in all her work . . . always has a smile and hello for anyone. MR. MALCOLM B. SEAHOLMQ B.S.Ed., Thiel College. English, Civics. Unique sense of humor . . , always meticulous in appearance. MR. JERRY R. VEECKQ B.F.A., Carnegie Institute of Technology. Chorus, Music. A skilled choral di- rector . . . calm and witty . . . chorus would be lost without him. MR. CHARLES YERKISI-Ig B.S.Ed., California State Teachers College. Mathematics. New mem- ber of faculty . . . mischievous smile . . . friendly to all. I3 Personalities The Senior Class Officers Committees Royalfy Activities 4 JUDITH ALEXANDER fudy ' Petite and peppy . . . finds a joke in every- thing . . . very seldom serious . . . well liked by all. I Student Council lg Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4g N.O.C. 43 F.B.L.A. 5, 4, GINKGO. DORIS AUGUSTINE Doris Out-spoken . . . vivacious and carefree . . friendly to all who know her. F.B.L.A. 5, 43 Chorus 5. SHARON BAIM Sharon As gay as her red hair . . . nothing is too much trouble for her . . . hard working . . . known for outbursts in class. Majorette 5, 43 F.T.A. 4g College 4, Phy-Sci 55 Spanish 2, 53 Biology 23 Class Play 5, 4g GINKGO. JUDITH ALEXANDER DORIS AUGUSTINE SHARON BAIM KATHRYN BARTH Kitty Seldom seen without a smile . . . giggles at anything . . . easy to like . . . a loyal friend to all. F.B.L.A. 5, 4. JAMES BARTLETT jim Enjoys life . . . handsome . . . always' a clown and flirtg French 1g Chess 2g Class Play 4. GERALD BERGMAN jerry Intelligent . . . always on the go . . . an all- round student . . . liked by everyone. Chess Team 1, 2, 5, 4, Phy-Sci 43 National Honor Society 5, 45 College 4, Class Play 5, 45 Student Council 1, 2g CO-EDITOR GINKGO. KATHRYN BARTH JAMES BARTLETT GERALD BERGMAN I ALFRED BOEHM MAXINE BUTERBAUGH ALFRED BOEHM Fred Handsome and suave serious minded but loves to have a good time one of our feat actors 8 Phy Sci 3 Class Play 5 4 Band 1 7 3 4 Field Announcer Biology 2. MAXINE BUTERBAUGH Max Expressive brown eyes . . . warm personality . . . a lot of fun. F.B.L.A. 2, 33 Biology Z3 Chorus 4. DARLENE BYERS SHARON BYESEDA DARLFNE BYERS Dm know her trustworthy side of everything FBLA 4 Chorus4 SHARON BYESEDA HSb6l1'072U Seldom serious . .. can usually find something to talk about . . . a whiz on the dance floor. F.H.A. 4g F.B.L.A. 2, 45 Knitting 45 Class Play 5. Quiet till you get to recognrzes the funny PATRICIA CAINE FRANK CALABRESE PATRICIA CAINE Pai A born leader . . . thoughtful . . . loves parties . . . always planning for our class. Biology 2g Spanish 3g Prom Chairman 3g Class Play 43 Col- lege 43 GINKGO CO-EDITOR. FRANK CALABRESE Smoky The chef of our class . . . could do without school . . . usually seen walking to Ingram . . . great on the baseball diamond. CELINA CASSIDY JEAN COYLE CELINA CASSIDY Ce-Ce Hard and able work- er . . . always pleasant . . . dynamic addition to our class. Jesters 33 F.B.L.A. 43 Knitting 4g Class Play Director 5, 45 GINKGO. JEAN COYLE femz1zie Small and quiet . . . nice to know . . . patient . . . can take a joke. Spanish 3g Knitting 4. 1' SLATER CREIGHTON Slam Has the nicest blue eyes . . . always smiling . . . Ivy League . . . cas- ual. Spanish Club 1, 23 Phy-Sci 33 Biology 23 College Club 41 Band 1, 2, 3. GEORGE CROXVN Ge0rge ' His wit 'livens any party . . . serious when necessary . . . accepts and challenges the impossible. Biology 23 College 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Letterman's 4. FRED DANZIGER Fred Warmhearted and un- derstanding . . . a very talented artistg known for his wild sense of humor. Class Pres. 13 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Football 43 Pres. of Student Council Ig Key Club 43 Lettermen's Club 43 N.O.C. 53 Class Play 43 GINKGO. RICHARD DAVIS Rifle Usually seen working at the gas station . . . fun to be with . . . one of the nicest. SLATER CREIGHTON GEORGE CROWN CYNTHIA DEAR HCj'lI7Zi6'U Loved by all . . . generous and thoughtful . . . a sincere friend . . . a real nut. Class Sec.-Treas. 13 Phy-Sci 33 Spanish Club 5: Knitting 43 College 43 Cougar. JUDITH DeSANO jz1di Good-natured . . . bub- bling over with ideas . . . industrious club worker. F.B,L.A. 3, 43 Biology 23 Band 3. 1 i 1 FRED DANZIGER RICHARD DAVIS NANCY DOBOS Dole Possesses a fashionable wardrobe . . . one of the quietest . . . considerate. Phy-Sci 43 Chorus 3, 4. CLYDE DOUGLAS Clyde Friendly to all . . always clowning . . . great with the trumpet. Band 1, 2, 33 Biology 2, 43 Class Play 3, 4g Chess 1, 2. CYNTHIA DEAR JUDITH DeSANO NANCY DOBOS CLYDE DOUGLAS ANDREA ECKERT Andy Always makes a neat appearance . . . mature . . . 'livens any get-together with her timely quips. F.H.A, lg Cheerleader 15 F.B.L.A. 5, 4, ANNE ERICKSON Anne Efficient . . . a good athlete . . . great on the tennis court . . . always help- ful. Band 1, 2, 3g College 44 Phy-Sci 35 Class Play Director 5, 43 GINKCO. CAROL FLECKENSTEIN Caral', A sincere stu- dent . . . openly expresses her views . . . quick to smile. Majorette 5, 45 Phy'Sci 5g Chorus 4g GINKGO. JOSEPH FOLLETT joe Our practical joker . . . has a remark for every occasion . . . always there when needed. Band 1, 2g Tennis 2, 5, 4g Football 3g Class Play 5, 4g Phy-Sci 5, 4. ANDREA ECKERT ANNE ERICKSON HARRY FRANTEL Bud A new and welcome addition . . . life of any gathering .- . . has a joke for every occasion . . . Mr. Fix-it. Class Play 4. - VIRGINIA GARTLEY Ginny Possesses the lat- est coiffure . . . our bright blond . . . loves life . . . constantly laughing. Chorus 4. CAROL FLECKENSTEIN JOSEPH FOLLETT DONNA GEISLER Geir ' Constantly giggling . . . effervescent personality . . . always ready with a joke. F.H.A. lg F.B.L.A. 2, 45 Knitting 43 Jester's 4g Majorette 4. JOYCE GLASER Jayme Great tennis player . . . often seen behind the soda fountain . . . a friend to all . . . bright personality. French 1, Zg F.H.A. 1, 4g Biology 29 Tennis 3, 43 N.O.C. 3g Majorette 4g Class Play 4g College 4. HARRY FRANTEL VIRGINIA GARTLEY DONNA GEISLER JOYCE GLASER GERALDINE GOODALL CHARLES HARVEY GERALDINE GOODALL Gerry Small and full of life . . . enjoys a good hen party . . . a constant talker. F.B.L.A. 2, 35 Biology 2, Knitting 4g Chorus 2. CHARLES HARVEY Clause Indispensable on the grid-iron . . . mischievous grin . . . seldom serious . . . sincere. Biology 2g Football 3, 4,-M.V.P. 4. BEVERLY IRWIN DALE JONES BEVERLY IRWIN Bev A real individualist . . . sincere friend . . . puts her heart in all she endeavors. French 13 F.H.A. 15 Biology 23 F.T.A. 35 National Honor Scciety 3, 43 Sec. of Class 35 N.O.C. 3, 45 GINKGO. DALE JONES Dale A talented artist . . . often seen blushing . . .. quiet and sincere . . . dimples to spare. Football 1, 2, 33 Class Play 4. ROBERT KELLY JANE KIBLER ROBERT KELLY Kelly In a dreamworld . . . owns a devilish grin . . . our Dennis the Menace, fun to know. Biology 2g Phy-Sci 3g Spanish 2, 3g Tennis 2. JANE KIBLER Kib Talented singer of our class . . . star soloist . . . can take a joke as well as give one . . . imaginative. Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4-Co-captain, Chorus 2, 3, 4: Class Play 3, 45 College 4g GINKGO. BARBARA KIRKPATRICK JEANNE KLEYSTEUBER 1 BARBARA KIRKPATRICK Kirby A I W a y s where the fun is . . . her serious moments are few and are far between , . . will be a great homemaker. French 1, 23 Biology 23 Jesters 33 College. JEANNE KLEYSTEUBER feamze Quiet and shy . . . friend to all . . . naturally nice . . . softspoken. F.B.L.A. 5, 4. RICHARD KUNKEL MICHAEL LELAK RICHARD KUNKEL Rich Our gain and Cane- vin's loss . . . hides a great sense of humor under his shy manners . . . makes the trip to Greentree. Phy-Sci 3. F. MICHAEL LELAK Mike Humorist . . . thoughtful and friendly . . . has a smile and a. good word for everyone. Frosh Basketball Managerg Biology lg Phy-Chy 33 Key Club 3, 4. JOANNE MCCARTNEY JOHN MCCLOSKEY JOANNE MCCARTNEY jo Heard before seen . . . typical blonde . . . carefree . . . everybody's pal. Class Play 35 F.B.L.A. 43 F.H.A. 4. JOHN MCCLOSKEY jack Clown at heart . . . likes to tell jokes . . . flirtatious . . . a good friend to have. CONSTANCE MARSHALL JEFFREY MARSHALL CONSTANCE MARSHALL Connie The class philosopher . . . has a wild imagination that keeps her in constant demand . . . vivacious personality. Majorette 3, 43 Class Play 3, 43 Spanish 2, 33 College 4g Jesters 35 GINKGO. JEFFREY MARSHALL Dar Well liked by ev- eryone . . . preserved our school spirit through his pep talks . . . ready with a joke. Class Vice President 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 4g Football Trainer 3, 4g Student Council 43 Key Club 45 Biology 4. 'vw-J' - 42.7.-'9 fr THOMAS McGAHAN CON MCGREGOR THOMAS MCGAHAN Barrelr Great on the dance floor . . . a real comedian . . . sings up a storm. CON MCGREGOR Gan An import from Cane- vin . . . shy, but speaks up in class . . . friendly. LAWRENCE METZLER Leary Quick with an answer . . . easy to get along with . . . displays an impish grin. Pay-sci 3. JANE MILLER jane Dresses right out of Seven- teen . . . does everything at her best . . . has quiet manners. French 1, 2g College 4g F.H.A. 1, 4. BEVERLY IVIILLETARY Bell One of the girls . . . considerate . known and liked by all . . . very attractive. Biology 29 jesters 3: F.B.L.A. 5, 43 Class Play 5, 4g Ma- jorette 3, 45 Football Queen 45 GINKGO. MARION MOORE Mm'i01z An individualist . . . terrific seamstress . . . flirtatious smile . . . cultured member of our class. F.H.A. 1: Spanish 1, 23 F.T.A. 33 Knitting 4g College 4g Class Play 4. LAWRENCE METZLER JANE MILLER DIANE MORRAN Diane Laughs anytime any- where at anything . . . a small package of great things . . . never rushes. F.T.A. 4g Spanish 3. WILLIAM NESTOR, JR. Bill Never seen with- out his Wheels . . . can argue about any subject . . . always ready with a wisecrack. Spanish lg Football 1, 2. DIANE MORRAN WILLIAM NESTOR, JR. BEVERLY MI LLETARY MARION MOORE CAROL NOBLE Carol Nice to know . . . terrific typist . . . stylish dresser . . . will be a success. Library lg F.B.L.A. 2, 3, 43 Knitting 4g F.H.A. 1. BETTY O'HARA Be!ly One of the quieter girls . . . neat and poised . . . has very feminine ways about her. Biology 2g F.B.L.A. 3, 43 Knitting 4. CAROL NOBLE BETTY O'HARA ROBERT PATTERSON Palte1 ' Tall, dark- and MICHAEL REISER Reis Our easy-going English handsome . . . sports enthusiast . . . leader among us lad . . . quiet and reserved . . . true friend. . . . at home on the basketball court. Biology 2g Phy-Chy 43 Baseball-Mgr. 3. Class V. Pres. lg Letterman's 2, 3L Key 2, 3, 4g Football 43 ,, , . Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 4g GINKOO. JUDY RTDT-EY M51 ' Alwalis 10 H it-Y mfgijfl -f- - . , A ossesses a cu e ca o rown cur s . . . as a air or JOHN POWELL f. R. Sincere friend to all . . Srl and fashion' P Isn't easily disturbed . . . never in a hurry. Blology 23 l:,H,A, 15 Cheerleading 1, 33 College 4, Basketball-Mgr. 2, 45 Baseball-Mgr. 2g Athletic Association 4. mist ill ll ll ll mils as ROBERT PATTERSON JOHN POWELL MICHAEL REISER JUDY RIDLEY JOHN REINHART Buzz Hockey enthusiast.. . PATRICIA SCARIOT Pal Naturally nice . . . takes life as it comes . . . never worried . . . our Mr. shy and quiet till she gets going . . . has a sweet per- When? Who? and What? sonality. Football 3, 4. Biology 3g College 41 F.T.A. Sec.-Treas. 43 Spanish 33 GINK- JEAN RUST Rally Loves to talk . . . has energy GO' to burn . . . flighty . . . serious worker in school ac- THOMAS SCHNEIDERS Spooky His personal- tivities, ity makes him welcome to any group . . . a new rnern- Class Play Producer 5g F.B.L.A. 5, 43 A.V.A. 3, 4g Major- ber to gulf C1355 , , , Cgngenial, ette 3, 43 GINKGO. l ,wal W fe JOHN REINHART JEAN RUST PATRICIA SCARIOT THOMAS SCI-INEIDERS SHARON SCOTT SANDRA SHEETZ SHARON SCOTT Slaa1'0n Always willing to help . . . pixieish smile . . . devoted friend . . . has a cheerful word for everyone. F.B.L.A. 2, 4g Biology 25 Jesters 4g French 15 Class Play fig N.O.C. 4. SANDRA SHEETZ Smzdy Appreciates the finer things of life . . . always singing, and really can . . . dramatic and imaginative. Jesters 5g Chorus 3, fig Band fl. JACQUELINE SKERL NAN SMITH JACQUELINE SKERL Rickie Conscientious worker . . . very cute . . . one of our favorites . . . bound to go far. Class Play Producer 4g F.B.L.A. 3, fig N.O.C. 5, 4g Class Sec.-Treas. 2g Student Council 2g Chorus 3g GINKGO. NAN SMITH Nan Loquacious . . . capped with the latest coiffure . . . a warm smile for everyone. French lg F.B.L.A. 2, 33 Knitting 4. ROBERT SMITH LINDA SNODGRASS ROBERT SMITH Smitty Dynamite with the girls . . . one of the best . . . well respected . . . athletic. Letterman's 3, 43 Class Play fig Class President 2, 3, fig Key Club 2, 3, fig Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 33 Football 3. LINDA SNODGRASS Sized Typical American Girl . . . very attractive . . . loves to get the gang to- gether . . . shining example of school spirit. Co-Head Majorette 2, 3, fig N.O.C. 5g Spanish 3, Class Play fig College Club 45 Class Secretary 4g GINKGO. KAREN SPECHT MARSHA STANLEY KAREN SPECHT Km'ezz Possesses sparkling blue eyes . . . can keep a secret . . . loyal and sincere friend . . . sharp dresser. Student Council 3g Knitting 4, Cheerleader 1, 2, 5, fig Col- lege 4, F.T.A. 3. GINKGO. MARSHA STANLEY Stan Ambitious and tal- ented musician . . . necessity to the class . . . friendly personality. Knitting 3, fig Band 1, 2, 45 Co-Head Majorette 2, 3, 4g Col- lege 4, GINKGO. JOSEPH SZUREK Joe True supporter of our class. . . quiet and casual . . . usually behind the scenes of C.H.S.' auditorium. Band 1, 2, 51 Stage Crew 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Play 5, 4, F.T.A. 43 College 4: GINKGO. MARY JANE TAYLOR Jane Takes a tease well . . . infectious laugh . . . carefree . . . warm personali- ry. Cheerleader 1, 5, 4g Spanish 3g Chorusg Knitting 4, College 42 GINKGO. JOHN THOMPSON John Collegiate . . . great with his banjo . , . nonchalant . . . one of our patient sports managers. Biology 2, Key Club 33 Jesters 33 Manager of Baseball 2, 5, 4g Football 3, 4, Basketball 4. DIANE TRIEVEL Beez'e One of the smaller sen- iors . . . enjoys the Canteen and dancing . . . flashes a smile for everyone. Chorus 1, 23 Latin lg Library 1, Biology 2, Phy-Sci 5. JOSEPH SZUREK MARY JANE TAYLOR JOHN THOMPSON DIANE TRIEVEL JANET UNDERWOOD Imax Willing to help in any situation . . . fun-loving . . . a whiz at the wheels. F.B.L.A. 3, 43 Knitting 4, Cheerleader 1, 2, 5, 4-Co-captaing GINKGO, CANDACE WELLS Candy Keeps up with the latest fads . . . enjoys modern dancing . . . one of the gang in 204. F.B.L.A. 2g Knitting 4. JOE WILLIAMS fae ' Happy-Go-Lucky . . . blushes easily . . . every gir1's dream . . . to know him is to like him. CLASS OF '64 JANET UNDERWOOD CANDACE WELLS JOE WILLIAMS r5 1 FOOTBALL QUEEN BEV MILLETARY WITH HER COURT Fin! Rauf: C. Cassidy, J. Ahrenholtz. Back Row: L. Snodgrass, K. Dempsey, C. Dear. Student Council President: F. Danziger. As we leave Crafton High We bid our friends good-bye Friends that meant so much Hope to keep in touch As the years go by. Here A Young Man's Fancy played Our future plans were made When these thoughts return We will often yearn For our High School days Sung to the tune of Smoke Gets In Your Eyes Clary Molto: Acta, non ve rbas ! Class Song Clam Flower: Lily We remember now our junior Prom Our Paris will linger on Yet today each one must go his way We'll meet again someday. The memories cannot die Of our Crafton High As we leave today Each of us will say Now it is good-bye. Written by: Kibler and C. Marshall Clan Colorrs Mint Green and Silver Mo!! Albletir: Joyce Glaser Bob Patterson Mon Typical: M011 Likelg To Sucreeri: Beverly Irwin jerry Bergman Mar! T!ZlE7lfEc1' . Marsha Stanley Fred Danziger Barbara Kirkpatrick George Crown Clan Flirt and Romeo: Beverly Milletary Harry Frantel Clan Clawm. Cynthla Dear Clyde Douglas Noixiext mm' Quietest: Joanne McCartney Michael Reiser B ef! Dreued: jane Miller john Thompson Senior Class Play The Senior Class Play under the expert direction of Mr. Lars Hartmann was a huge success. The three-act comedy A Young Man's Fancy was about the joys of a summer at camp. The cast spent many hours after school learning their parts and memorizing their cues. Helping the cast with their parts were Celine Cassidy, Anne Erick- son, jackie Skerl, and Sharon Baim as student directors and producers. Director-Mr. Hartmann Student Directors- Anne Erickson Celine Cassidy Student Producers- Sharon Baim jackie Skerl Fir-rl Row: J. Kibler, M. Stanley, S. Scott, I.. Snodgrass, C. Marshall, D. Morran, P. Caine. Second Roux' D. Geisler, J. Ridley, B. Milletary, C. Noble C. Dear, S. Baim, J. Skerl. Third Row: Mr. Hartmann, J. Alexander, J. Bergman, D. jones, J. DeSano, F. Danziger, C. Cassidy, J. Follett, A Erickson, B. Patterson, A. Eckert, j. Marshall, J. Szurek, R. Smith, C. Douglas, H. Frantel, J. Bartlett. 30 an 1 L Y Jw, .-QEPQWM-'feel R LQ- zi ' A H Q ,, Im Qs 4 5 -wr? f 44 ff., ' s vi' Q, V. fQ,3'f'f . vo., .I 'L Tw Q' 1 'HK ff, 'M M 4 9 . 'ss 4 9 H 'f Q , ,gs - S 9. lr ,..-.l ,., . f U 0 'v V .2 H v ws. as ww ,,-, ,.. 5'- 1- U-A ,A - V YQ A 'Niihzl A l b-.,47j,5 . Y . .. N 6 zu ' , .T mf- ...N Mr. Carlin, who has been with us for 19 years, has become a true friend to all the students at C.H.S. Always ready to lend a hand, a terrific sense of humor and an out- going personality characterize our janitor. We, the class of 1964, wish to express our appreci- ation for all the hard work and years of service Mr. Carlin has put in at C.H.S. and wish him many years of happiness in his retirement. His Favorite Pastime 'Today it s Washington s Birthday' Juniors Underclassmen Ninfh Grade Sevenfh Grade 34 7Zewa 0' Z-zagt I I I All H .F ., I 1. 2 x '35 . ,. ,Jim ' ' anus. anna-nun gun -nmnaoq , wg -4, 01:-an nz-rvomng -one ronxxo - Nr . . . , 1' , We 1 ...f ,I . .. -im - ii-1 --.53 ' an , ..., 'A F.--. ... , 1:f:':,','f'1'. A I L . iQg'i f. H . 1 f..., '..,. H... .,, yi, 11f'7,' 3 ' ' ' 'T.L,.' 1. T.' ...V-.-.,.,........,. 1 , Sluuonx caunnll Mmnhu'-. Es.-cu u Sophomores Eighth Grade Junior Class OFFICERS: President-Sam Hutchins Vice President-Jerry Bittner Secretary-Karen Dempsey Treasurer-Cheri Bish Recordados profesores y estudiantes: Reciban un saludo carinoso ymis mas sinceros agradecimientos por la hospitalidad que tanto ustedes como la demas gente de es maravilloso pais tuvo para con migo. Biatriz The class of '65 is on its way . . . bought beautiful class rings this year . . . put on a marvelous play . . , of course, can't forget our great prom . . . juniors in football, basket- ball, baseball, tennis . . . juniors in the NOC, Student Council, Chorus, and our own foreign exchange student . . . loads of thanks to everyone for being so helpful . . . special thanks to Mr. john Koscho, our adviser . . . hope we did something for C.H.S. this year . . . it's done plenty for us!!! G UQ july. ll A l iii' :ff ' .1 y v ' t Af W- , 'Y Q jam ' I. 1 Homeroom 205-Fi:-rl Row: N. Campbell, K. Artis, N. Thomas, R. Allott, E. Grant, F. Schmelz, L. Munro, D. Morran, C. Bish, S. Daley. Seroud Row: K. Meanor, L. Parcler, L. Sumner, E. Pendergast, L. Lister, L. Applebaum, E. Tropp- man, C. Joyeux, P. Diggans, G, Caine. Third Row: I. Morrow, G. Paige, B. Drew, K. Arbuckle, T. Ratliff, J. Boyd, J. Bittner, D. Weed, G. Aston-Reese, L. Downing. Fourth Row: D. Dellitch, D. Backus, W. Roessler, A. Bitzer, R. Youngblood, D. Wassum, W. Bailey, M. Cassidy, D. Dettling, W. Queiser. fIMlIIh'll ll Homeroom 304-Fin! Row: D. Mrmick, B. Suehr, G. Laepple, K. Kessler, S. Kessler, C. Reis, N. Petrie, D. Patterson, K. Berry, B. Schmidt, N. Sevacko. Second Row: C. Collianni, B. Grabel, F. Mondine, R. McCloskey, T. Marshall, T. English, T. Heckler, J. Murray, L. Dysert, J. Crawford, B. House. Third Row: T. Weckerly, B. Gardner, T. Williams, B. Kelly, B. Soup, D. Schmidt, M. Waleski, A. Daniels, D. Fern, J. Smith, A. Dressler. Not Piczu1'ed: I. Drobycki, B. Stoup. Homeroom 201-Pint Row: D. Marchinsky, L. Wilson, L. Londino, J. Halleran, S. Weaver, E. Howley, B. Suehr, S. Scariot, R. Bradley, A. Burtner, M. Hogan, B. Ridley. Second Row: K. jones, J. Riddle, G. Marshall, D. jeschke, J. Troop, V. McLean, C. Thompson, S. Neeley, J. Rooney, K. Dempsey, S. Hammill. Third Row: H. Bryan, M. Laepple, P. Novitsky, B. Cain, A. Lear, M. Sebrosky, J. Staclchouse, L. Harley, E. McAllister, M. McCartney. Fourllv Row: L. Anthony, J. Hill, C. Gardner, G, Manown, S. Hutchins, R. Brinkman, T. jones, B. Wilson, G. Kessler. ---+ Junior Class Play DIRECTORS: G. Caine, J. Morrow. CAST Ed Brushett vY,...A.w. ..,...,,,...,,.. . . Frank Marston ...,.., Will Bond ......... judge Weston .........v. Jessalyn Meredith Warren Cass ,........, .. James Hathaway Maxine Lowe .,...., Alice jackson ..... Clara Leslie ,....,. Dr. Milgrim ....,. Detective Quinn .,,e.s. Vincent Barclay ......e. Minnie Strausson Eve Vijonne .. . Irene Holt i...wa Rose Malone Ye,... Sarah Lorrison .,.,. .. ,.i. jerry Bittner john Boyd Lanny Hill ,.,,..... Bill Wilson Nancy Campbell Glenn Aston-Reese . David Wassum Flo Schmelz Barbara Stoup Sandy Daley jim Smith Wayne Bailey Tim Ratliffe Linda Parker Linda Wilson Sue Kessler Karen jones Cheryl Bish On April 23 and 24, the junior Class presented The People Versus Maxine Lowe, a courtroom drama in three acts. The play was directed by Miss janet Hutchison, student director Gerry Caine, and student producer jim Morrow. Fi1zrtRow: I.. Applebaum, L. Wilson, N. Thomas, C. Bish, S. Kessler. Second Row: B. Wilson, D. Wassum, F. Schrnelz, N. Campbell, G. Aston-Reese, B Smith. Third Row: K. jones, W. Bailey, L. Parker, K. Meanor, B. Stoup, G, Marshall, J. Boyd, J. Bittner, G. Manown, B. Cain, S. Daley. 38 Junior Activities 'Magazines, anyone ? ? ? gh The Y publish the NOC! T I J 1' ,XFX Getting ready for May! 2 Sophomore Officers Wayne Ratliff ..,,. Homeroom 505-President Mary Bishop Y ,, . A I-Iomeroom 303-President Bill Adams , Homeroom 302-President X f 1' 'P A Homeroom 502-First Row: S. Schooley, P. Fedunak, B. Carson, A. Carson, E. Scalese, D, Cain, L. Byeseda, J. Adamski, J. Ahrenholtz. Second Raw: D. Murmich, P. Oldham, D. Arbuckle, B. Milletary, J. Fitch, E. Beattie, K. ' . . ' ' W M Mar ins ' Broderick, C Rush, R. Farrell Tbhd Row: E. Grimes, W. Hartwick, R. Jones,g, . P. Butts, V. Haley. Fourlb Row: D. Anderson, R. Irwin, B. Adams,,.B.NDa Creeley. NUM' l , N N J. ' -' ,yr DMM! ,lfikb AJ V'i 1, 'li J 'Tl' 1' I 'R eh ky, C. Davidson, L. Parker, A. Dorfield, B. Evans, R. Of ,ft 0,1 W .N ' JL! i my I wifi!!! 5' f f 7 lj 5. Inn ibkljfl x'- tl ,1 4. 57 ,f ,.e N 1 , t 1 l f' nj X lllixnrl 2 JB! X, u J Af fy f! i, 73 wflyfllabjiilvvif l tll Homeroorn 303-Fin! Row: J. Henkel, C. Sutton, L. Stanley, M. Bishop, B. Mathias, P. Keeley, C. Fisher, S. Galla. r Second Raw: M. Grant, C. Miller, I-I. Meals, D. Graham, M. Kowalewski, C. Timothy, B. Sue-hr, J. Kolts, A. Johler, 'ffl FVXS M. Nolf. Third Row: A. Weigner, G. Stewart, D. Hoisington, E. Donovan, C. Korn, C. Abel, J. Davidson, P. Wilson,,.,ffU ,Qi I A Y! 'fly M fl J. Kunselman, D. Laepple. I 1. fif' X Homeroom 305-Fifi: Row: C. Moore, E. McKeever, S. Voye, B. Musolino, P. Holleran, S. Severns, L. Zirismeister, J. Kessler, M. Rinehart, W. Caivano. Sammi Row: F. Cappellino, D. Drew, V. Lococo, L. Nowicki, L. Nowicki, D. Craig, D. Gartner, J. Penn, S. Hartz, M. Morran, C. Keppel. Third Row: D. Weaver, J, Sutton, J. Lageman, J. Kebb- lish, G. Neal, W. Ratliff, D. Roedler, J. Conley, D. Little, R. Shaffer, M. Nagy. 'N -J' rj L,fl'Vt ,. 4l Ni , N N X GY. 'SW' mga SL Q r X sail -s MN? 1, 5 K Qxisxvyflx WGS .yi QW JUNIOR: X r 'A Kxwlp Cathy Artis T HX K David Wassmn , if 639' 55' NS? SL' NYT S WX 42 Qs 549 by QQXGRSQP N X5 Ox xv? Hall of Fame SENIORz Beverly Irwin jerry Bergman SOPHOMORE: Marsha Nolf john Kolts Beauty 'n' Brawn SENIOR: Linda Snodgrass Dale Jones I L.,,f SOPHOMORE : jean Ann Ahrenholtz Wayne Ratliffe JUNIOR: Karen Dempsey Sam Hutchins Homeroom 501-Firrl Raw: M. Kolts, D. Davis, P, Zinsmeister, L. Voye, E. Olson, B. Johnson, D. Holzer, R. Fern, M. Zern, B. Jahnke. Second Row: L. Eckert, L. Weber, M. Belhumeur, M. Love, J. Bednar, P. Patrick, V. Bean, C. Cassidy, S. Munro, L. Dettling. Third Row: M. Hoisenger, J. Stewart, R. Knause, J. Scariot, P. Langford, J. Goelz, L. Chamberlin, R. Dysert, B. Fleckenstein, D. Dadey. Homeroom 200-First Row: J. Holmes, B. Walker, J. Backus, J. Munn, R. Price, C. Erickson, P. Gallino, S. Walker, P. Nagoda, C. Hartwick. Second Row: S. Mucha, N. Matyaca, M. Mikels, N. Elliott, S. Sheetz, K. Panza, S. Jones, M. Goodall, L. Erb, K. Henry, C. Wilkinson. Third Row: D. Snodgrass, H. Sutter, B, Hetzel, G. Schlieper, J. Kaltenborn, G. Mowen, R. Ullman, L. Tedesco, B. Mascellino, R. Nesbitt, J. Lageman. We fe 1,'Z'-Qf.i.- f' Q... it .... we :wr mem I .,.. El in 1 K rims . , ,W .- A f Homeroom 206-First Row: B. Werner, G. Werner, B. Stone, K. Couch, D. Carson, J. Bloom, E. Schmidt, F. Nagy, E. Fleming, C. Eutsey. Second Raw: M. Finley, B. Hanzlik, S. McCluckie, M. Dorr, J. Ratliffe, E. Conley, K. Mc- Guire, R. Backus, J. Perugini, M. Prosley. Third Row: J. Pinto, M. Reagen, D. Aston-Reese, T. Pool, B. Campbell, F. Grabel, D. Labiaux, L. Underwood, T. Lampus. Homeroom 100-Firrt Row: G. Marshall, R. Marshall, J. Morrow, j. Schifler, P. Strain, M. Drew, D. jones, G. Mor- ran, B. Pooley, R. Daley, S. McAllister, Second Row: J. Davidson, D. Hassick, J. Abel, F. Fisher, D. Carson, B. Hanzlik, N.- Thompson, D. Ludwigsen, R. Marshall, N. Wilson, P. Sammel. Third Row: D. Follett, G. Fenwick, P. Grabel, D. Konick, J. Byer, C. Buffington, F. Hanzlik, B. jones, J. Stewart, B. Rosepink, J, Coyle, D. Gardner. Not Piclured: J. Parker, J. Roche. Horneroom 101-Firrz Row: K. Watson, D. Couch, T. Neal, M. Reynolds, D. Nimal, D. Perky, C. Bailey, C. Sumner, K. Sevaclco, J. Anderson, E. Bloom, S. Creely. Second Row: L. Guthrie, B. Nehls, M. Lampus, C. Kimpel, G. Lepak, B. Deitt, 1. Henry, C. Meyers, M. Nolf, B. Myers, C. Rea, S. Trieval. Third Row: W. Mathias, N. Tessauro, C. Pat- terson, B. Chermer, S. Nestor, M. Thompson. R. Plowmcm, D. Plesluska. A. Pooley, E. Trusnovic, B. Arbuckle. David and Goliath, Homeroom 102-Firiz Row: C. Fisher, A. Petrie, G. Gregoric, K. McDonald, R. Elliott, G. Merritt, M. Suehr, J. Sevacho, J. Boone. Second Row: J. Schwerer, M. Deitt, K. Bradburry, D. Boone, D. Miller, M. Howley, S. Brooks, P. Daniels. Third Row: J. Lamb, H. Busse, J. Haley, D. Keblish, B. Becker, F. Lubert, J. Conley, G. Walters.. of iff., JW' ,F 4, l' is Homeroom 104-Firfz Row: A, Werner, D. Werner, P. Ryan, G. Oldham, L. Jahnke, M. Shelby, D. Wilkinson, N. Bally, G. Patrick, H. Orlandini. Second Row: J. Trent, G. Ward, J. Galla, B. Cain, H. Kinzey, D. Marshall, R. Balm, R. Zinsmeister. Third Row: N. Thompson, S. Diggans, S. Johnson, B. Weigner, C. Nickerson, J. Cassidy, J. Walters, B. Snodgrass, E. Yurkovich. Fourth Row: N. Wassum, M. Troppman, S. Thomas, A. Williams, J. Clelland, J. Evrard. C. McArdle, K. McKevitt. Homeroom 103-Fin! Raw: S. McKeever, D. Watson, R. Sammel, L. Gardner, P. Love, G. Craig, L. Perugini, D Lomb, J. Sullivan, R. Lee, M. Halleran. Serond Row: B. Mullen, T. Novitsky, S. Walters, T. Grimes, S. Parker, C Mowen, T. Bourguin, R. Musolino, E. Watson, R. Shields. Third Row: R. Sutter, S. Spring, C. Maslaney, L. Williams D. Harvey, C. Tipping, P. Coyle, E. Evans. Clubs Acfivifi es Band and Chorus Sfudenf Council 48 Ginkgo and News O'Craff National Honor Sociefy The 1964 Ginkgo Staff Firrl Row: P. Caine, Mr. Schroth, J. Bergman. Second Row: P. Scariot, C. Cassidy, K. Specht, B. Irwin, J. Kibler, J. Taylor, J. Underwood, J. Alexander. Third Row: L. Snodgrass, J. Skerl, J. Thompson, J. Szurek, M. Fourth Raw: C. Fleckenstein, F. Danziger, C. Marshall, B. Patterson, B. Milletary, S. Baim: The 1964 GINKGO is the product of many hours of tedious work. We take pride in this book, as it is one of the best and most original yearbooks Crafton High has ever had. Although it has been hard work, the GINKGO has also been one of the most satisfying experiences of our lives. 0 Co-Editors ...... Class Editors .. Club Editors . Sports Editors Feature Editors Faculty Editors Art Editor ....,. Advertising .. Finances ,.......i Subscriptions ., Typists .,...,,. Staff ....., . Sponsor ....... Stanley, A. Erickson, J. Marshall, J. Rust. ..... P. Caine J. Bergman .. .. ..,....... Kibler L. Snodgrass ...i....... - J. Skerl S. Baim B. Patterson J. Thompson J, Taylor J. Alexander B. Irwin C. Fleckenstein F. Danziger .... A. Erickson J. Marshall , ., .. P. Scariot M. Stanley B. , Milletary . Rust, Underwood, J. DeSano C. Cassidy, C. Marshall, K. Specht, J. Szurek .. Mr. Joseph F. Schroth Seek and you shall find! 'Isn't money lovely? ? The 1 964 Ginkgo This is getting ridiculous! Copy, copy, everywhere ! National Honor Society SECOND YEAR MEMBERS B. Irwin J. Bergman B. Patterson Minizzg: C. Fleckenstein SENIOR FIRST YEAR MEMBERS First Row: A. Erickson, J. Alexander, P. Caine, J. Skerl. Serozzd Razr: F. Danziger, J. Szurek. MiJ.ri1zg: M. Moore. The members of the NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY are chosen by the faculty for their Character, Service, Leadership, and Scholarship. When the new members are elected, they are awarded pins by the Activities Boosters' Club. Again this year, a few select Juniors have been awarded membership along with the Seniors. Membership in this organization is considered a great honor. 52 Finrl R-ow: K. Artis, G. Gaine. Seroud Raw: K. Meanor, E. Troppman Third Row: J. Morrow, G. Aston-Reese. Student Council This year, with the co-operation and backing of the student body and faculty, the Student Council scheduled numerous extracurricular ac- tivities for both students and faculty. Our thanks go out to the members of Student Council and their able adviser, Mr. john Koscho, for the good times made possible for us. OFFICERS 1 President-F. Danziger Vice President-D. Wassunu Secretary-A. Eckert First Row: A. Eckert, F. Danziger, D. Wassum, Mr. Koscho, Sponsor. Second Raw: J. Sevaco, J. Craig, M. Zern, K. Coach, C Bailey, H. Meals, L. Tedesco. Third Row: T. English, R. Creely, J. Marshall, B. Wilson, R. Schaffer, J. Stewart. ' ns' W gg- . BAND-Fir!! Row: J. MacDonald, B. Rosepink, F. Schmelz, M. Grant, G. Laepple, R. Olson, J. Shifler. Second Row: F. Mondine, N Elliot, M. Troppmen, J. Roche, R. Price, S. Munro, C. Collianni, C. Rush, K. Arbuckle, D. Weed. Tlaifd Row: B. Snodgrass, J. Trent, S johnson, S. Thomas, L. jahnke, W. Kelton, W. Jahnke, G. Schueper, A. Carson, C. Busse, S. Evans, J. Walters, G. Watson, J. Murray C. Gardner, C. Miller, G. Aston-Reese. wv 3 COLOR GUARD: Alice Carson, Bill Campbell, Bill Jones, Cheri Busse. f W f W. M f , . 1 W MA 0 gl , M . R J R fl ' , Eg ff lfillv-' X liiflfl' ' ,551j2il,,ju1.Hu1l. we... , r , f l is- 1 K A - ,-'Evra O , V 1 ' R . 5 l 1 'TQ L , T - ll ggi Mi lli T ' W f A, E ,,,. , 5 irvr f.' ...,. , wil wife' r ' uw i's.5lf3'+ 54 Sharon Baim. Carol Fleckenstein FIELD ANNOUNCER: Free I3 Donna Geisler Connie Marshall l Band 15 The Crafton High School Band was directed by Mr. Paul Graham. They were very active during football season, when half-time shows stirred school spirit, and they also entertained us during the junior and Senior Class Plays. Our rnajorettes, under the instruction of Mrs. Dolores Yates, added life to the half-time shows with clever dance routines. MAJORETTES: J. Glaser, L. Snodgrass, M. Stanley, R. jones, B. Milletary, D. Geisler, C. Marshall, S. Baim, C. Fleckenstein, J Rust. Mir.ri11g.' L. Dysert. - 1 Y ' re: s M: ew '- iafagfgs I 1 ,ll ' -' Lrfaf :asia '111 W'Wf 's1' ' 1 1 1 1 1.11 , 11' .' . 'l 'ill'-1l'l' li. ,M . lr 1 l .r ,. . , . 1 V 2-14 1 1 .aims ,artery .1' 1 ' - 1 f :M'1:':r1-wc, ,1,,p3,gEEi1-1 lam 11, ,,11 1,4 ' 1,1 M w1a1 s.i 1 , . 3 A sir 'jg W sv . 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Y lll ,111 112 ' ' 1 :cf-21z222'2i' 11 1111 , a - '1 H wear-Ezffr 'fa f 1 11 .Maier-1'1 111 1191: 595231 1 11 t r-sr. 11' '1 e4s2fsis:1figlf s'f.z,'rs1s- 5 E:--'1 tssssfz3l'f1, 2 :'v1 1 , I 151:22 -at ' 111. 1- -1... -A - 1'1a i1gi'1i:g21'1 1 ' mQ,: , i , - -M es - -r 1 i1 , 11 1 E '1'11' 11y5ai3g1 1 ' -I - ' ' ' K H Q.1,....iQfl all ,. 1L H L ' 1 111 ,, -- ' ' ' -:1 Sub' Beverly Milletary jean Rust Linda Snodgrass Marsha Stanley Joyce Glaser 55 Firrl Row: S. Daley, V. McLean, M. Bishop, L. Munro, C. Artis, J. Coyle, N. Campbell, N. Thomas, A. Carson, L. Mondino. Second Rauf: Mr. Veeck, E. Grant, C. Meanor, M.. Stanley, E. Troppman, P. Diggans, L. Applebaum, B. Stoup, M. Nolf, L. Stanley, P. Wilson, B. Evans. Tbifd Row: B. Wilson, F. Mondine, R. Kelly, J. Kibler, J. Roney, B. Irwin, L. Lister, E. Pendergast, G. Manown, I. Boyd, C. Macgregor. 56 Mr. jerry Veeck-DIRECTOR Chorus The Crafton Choral Department, under the direction of Mr. Jerry Veeck, deserves com- mendation for the excellent job they did in the Christmas Program and Spring Festival. They worked many long, hard, hectic hours in prepa- ration for these programs and each event was a huge success. The Senior Trio Marsha Stanley, Jane Kibler, Jane Taylor Practice Makes Perfect I EE It's Hootenanny Time! ! Left lo Right: J. Thompson, F. Danziger J. Kibler, B. Patterson, J. Marshall. v-ra 'Z News O'Craff First Row: C. joyeaux, N. Thomas, E. Grant, 1. Skerl, M. Cassidy, I.. Munro, 1. Underwood, S. Scott, B. Irwin, J. Glaser. Third Row: Mr. Kiser-Adviser. Second Row: J. Alexander, C. Bish, L. Wilson, P. Diggans, L. Dysert, E. Troppman, K. Artist, L. Applebaum, L. Campbell. Fourth Raw: C. Meanor, J. McCartney, L. Lister, E. Pendergast, F. Danziger, B. Cain. lg EDITORS: N. Thomas, M. Cassidy, C. joyeaux 58 For the first time, the juniors published the NOC. Under the supervision of Mr. Kiser, the News O'Craft provides the students with athletics, social and class news plus sidelights of humor. We wish to commend the junior class for the fine job they have done in their first attempt at journalism. . ...- -- 2. , 'er' ffl 1.1, Q ijfo'-as 5.4 ADVISER-Mr. Kiser Science Fair DIRECTORS: J. Morrow, G. Aston-Reese, Mr. Double, Mr. Kurimcak. What's a tropism ? 'Xiu .-- Science appeals to all ages. ,-'-,,..-1 'Dwosophiwa ? The Fourth Annual Science Fair was directed by Mr. Perz, Mr. Kurimcak, Mr. Double, and two student directors, Glenn Aston-Reese and jim Morrow. Although only forty projects were entered this year, their quality was higher than usual. But hamsters don't lay eggslu r f, u 13.7 EFL Star science students. I5n't science amazing f Biology Club-Firrl Row: J. Marshall, C. Cassidy, D. Dadey, Mr, Perz. Serazzd Raw: M. Kolts, J. Holmes, L. Dettling, R, Olson, R. Price, M. Zern, W. Jahnke, S. Howley, S. Munroe, L. Voye, B. Carson. Third Row: P. Novitsky, N. Matyaca, L. Dettling, B. Fleckenstein, R. Dysert, L. Erb, K. Henry, V. Bean, L. Eckert, D. Goodall, L. Graham. Fourth Row: S. Ullman, R. Knause, G. Schlieper, J. Goelz, S. Williams, S. Sheetz, P. Patrick, J. Bednar, E. Grimes, J. Munn, B. johnson. Fifth Raw: R. Snodgrass, H. Sutter, D. Little, B. Campbell, A. Daniels, R. Irwin, E. Donovan, C. Douglas, C. Rush. BIOLOGY CLUB. The Biology Club, under the guidance of Mr. Perz, aims to create an interest in the study of biology. Through lectures and movies seen during the year, its members assume a greater appreciation of the world around them. President-jeff Marshall Secretary-Treasurer-Diane Dadey Vice President-Kathy Cassidy Sponsor-Mr. Perz President--jerry Bergman Secretary-Treasurer-Chester Gardner Vice President-Jean Ahrenholtz Sponsor-Mr. Kurimcak PHY-CHY CLUB. The Phy-Chy Club is an organization designed to stimulate the student's interest in Physics and Chemistry. Activities are designed to fulfill this purpose. Phy-Chy-Firrl Row: jean Ahrenholtz, Chester Gardner, Jerry Bergman, Mr. Kurimcak. Second Row: S. Galla, D. Cain, S. Schooley, D. Graham, D. Mrmick, B. Ridley, V. McLean, N. Dobos, M. Bishop, J. Kolts. Third Row: L. Wilson, C. Miller, A. Burtner, B. Cain, C. Timothy, M. Grant, I. Thompson, R. Bradley, J. Fitch, S. Weaver, K. Artis. Fourzh Row: E. McKeever, G. Stewart, J. Rooney, P. Wilson, J. Stackhouse, J. Kuntzelman, A. Lear, G. Aston-Reese, M. Nolf, C. Sutton. Fifzh Raw: J. Follett, Fred Boehm, D. Dellitch, W. Roessler, Art Bitzer, George Manoun, Chuck, Abel, john Boyd, JL Davidson. .7 Spanish Club-First Row: J. Fitch, L. Dysert, J. Ahrenholtz, S. Schooley. Second Row: C. Zimmermen, B. Suehr, C. Zinsmeister, D. Mrmich, A. Vfilliams, B. Neals, D. Perky, D. Wilkinson, G. Oldham, M. Shelby. Third Row: P. Halleran, C. Thompson, C. Rea, M. Nolf, S. Lampus, S. Trieval, R. Dysert, L. Erb, K. Henry. Fourlh Row: L. Applebaum, J. Henry, D. Plesluski, A. Daniels, T. jones, C. Coliani, A. Bitzer. SPANISH CLUB. The Spanish Club is open to all Spanish students interested in learning the culture and customs of the Spanish people. They held a successful bake sale and financed a field trip with the money they earned. President-Sandy Schooley Secretary--Pat Halleran Vice President-Jean Ahrenholtz Sponsor-Mr. Hartman I 'V ' . J L 'i ',., I 2 ' . W 1 I . Athletic Association: C. Douglas, sponsor-Mr. Curry, J. Powell. ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION. The Athlet- ic Association is uuder the leadership of Mr. L. Curry. These boys are always at every athletic event selling tickets. They are hard workers and are very dependable. 6l We 'Sl ' was Letterman's Club-First Row: F. Calabrese, T. Williams, W. Ratliff, B. Smith, J. Thompson, E. McAllister, T. Marshall. Second Row: W. Bailey, B. Gardner, S. Hutchins, G. Manown, G. Crown, B. Wilson. Third Row: Mr. Kmetz, sponsor, B. Patterson, G. Kessler, T. Jones, R. Schaffer, F. Danziger, M. Cassidy. LETTERMAN'S CLUB. Membership in this club is open to all boys who have earned a Varsity Letter in a sports activity. Its purpose is to promote a greater interest in sportsmanship and leadership in athletic activities. President-Sam Hutchins Secretary-Treasurer-Bill Wilson Vice President-Tony Williams Sponsor-Mr. Kmetz KEY CLUB. The objective of the Key Club is to develop leadership, responsibility, and good citizenship. It is sponsored by the Kiwanis Club of Chartiers Valley. Each year new members of the club are chosen by the old ones. President-Bob Patterson Secretary-john Thompson Vice President-Bob Smith Treasurer-Tom Marshall Sponsor-Mr. Yerkish Key Club - Fin: Row: sponsor, Mr. Yerkish, B. Patter- son, B. Smith, J. Thompson, T. Mar- shall. Second Raw: J. Bittner, M. Lel- ak, J. Marshall, I. Kunselman, G. Crown, G. Stewart. Third Raw: M. Cassidy, D. Was- sum, S. Hutchins, F. Danziger, T. Jones. l 62 College Club-Firri Raw: Mr. Burnsworth, J. Bergman, G. Crown, K. Specht. Serond Rout: N. Dobos, D. Morran, 1. Taylor, J. Thompson, M. Moore, P. Caine, J. Szurek, S. Sheetz. Third Raw: J. Kibler, A. Erickson, J. Glaser, P. Scariot, M. Lelak, C. Flecken- stein, L. Snodgrass, B. Kirkpatrick. Fam-tb Row: C. Marshall, C. Dear, J. Follett, S. Creighton, J. Ridley, J. Miller, S. Baim. COLLEGE CLUB. Under the supervision of Mr. Burnsworth, members of the College Club are informed about different colleges. They discuss the requirements to get into college, and the courses the various colleges offer. In- formation concerning scholarships is also presented. President-jerry Bergman Sponsor-Mr. Burnsworth Vice President-George Crown Secretary-Treasurer-Karen Specht CHESS CLUB. Membership in the Chess Club is offered to those students who are interested in becoming better acquainted with the game of chess. PfeSident.J0hn KQMS Secretary-Charles Timothy Vice President-Charles Abel' SPOHSOF-MR Perl Chess Club-First Row: C. Timothy, C. Abel, J. Kolts, Mr. Perz. Second Raw: D. Mrmich, B. Carson, B. Suehr, E. Fleming, -I. Bloom, R. Olson, M. Zern, M. Trotman, N. Wassum, B. Cain, L. jahnke. Third Raw: L. Eckert, P. Patrick, L. Graham, J. Holmes, C. Wilkinson, L. Dettling, S. Johnson, S. Waugh, M. Kolts, C. Cassidy, S, Monroe, V. Bean. Fourlb Row: S. Evans, J. MacDonald, G. Schlieper, C. Miller, J. Pinto, B. Cain, M. Grant, D. Goelz, D. Dadey, B. Fleckenstein, M. Love, B. Campbell. 63 Audio-Visual Aids - Fir!! Row: R. Creeley, G. Aston- Reese, advisorg Mr. Chieffe, D. Weed, J. Morrow. Second Row: S. Ullman, R. Bradley, D. Farrell, F. Mondine. Tlaird Row: C. Gardner, D. Aston-Reese, K. Arbuckle. AUDIO-VISUAL AIDS CLUB. The Audio-Visual Aids Club is a teacher's best friend: These students are always lending a helping hand to teachers and spend many after-school hours working. They deserve a hand for job well done. President-Glenn Aston-Reese S6Cret2lry-Ray Creeley Vice President-David Weed Treasurer-Jim Morrow Sponsor-Mr. Chieffe i 1 l Stage Crew-Firrt Row: QBottorn to Topj Jean Rust, jeff Mar- shall, joe Szurek. Seraud Row: Dave Weed, jim Morrow, Glen Aston-Reese. STAGE CREW. The Stage Crew plays an important part in the success of our plays, shows, dances, and as- semblies. They are 21 devoted group who deserve a lot of credit and thanks for their hard work. President-joe Szurek Vice President-Dave Vfeed 64 Knitting Club-Fin! Row: J. Skerl, L. Sumner, J. Underwood, F. Schmeltz, J. Alexander, L. Wilson, sponsor: Mrs. Kiser. Second Row: G. Goodall, N. Smith, K. Artis, L. Munro, D. Marschinsky, S. Daley, J. Taylor, B. Kirkpatrick, K. Specht, D. Morran, M. Moore. Third Row: L. Dysert, J. Troop, C. Thompson, J. Roney, L. Lister, E. Pendergast, C. joyeaux, P. Diggans, M. Stanley, J. Coyle, E. Troppman. Fourth Row: C. Cassidy, A. Eckert, C. Wells, S. Byeseda, J. Kleysteuber, B. O'I-Iara, L. Snodgrass, B. Milletary, A. Erickson, K. Meanor, P. Caine. Fifth Row: G. Marshall, K. Dempsey, C. Bish, C. Noble, D. Geisler, J. Rust, J. DeSa.no, C. Dear, J. Ridley, C. Marshall, D. jeschke. KNITTING CLUB. One of our largest clubs this year is the Knitting Club which is sponsored by Mrs. Kiser. Because of its large membership it is both an A and B club. A President Jackie Skerl Linda Sumner Vice President Janet Underwood Flo Schmelz Secretary-Treasurer A Judy Alexander B Linda Wilson Stitch . . . Pearl, Stitch . . . Pearl. 65 F.H.A.-Firrt Row: C Zimmerman, J. Glaser pel, B. Stoup. F.H.A. The Future Homemakers of America is a club made up of Home Economics students anxious to learn more about homemaking. It is a very worthwhile club. President-Joyce Glaser Historian-Chris Zimmerman Vice President-Jane Miller Parliamentarian-janet Goelz Reporter-Barb Suehr Sponsor-Mrs. A, Chess F.T.A. The Future Teachers of America Club aims to familiarize its members with the techniques and problems of the teaching profession. It provides an opportunity for its members to teach several of the elementary grades during the year. President-Bob Patterson Secretary-Treasurer-Pat Scariot Vice President-Eileen Pendergast Sponsor-Dr. Baynham F.T.A. - Firxt Roux' sponsor, Dr. Baynham. B. Patterson, E. Pender- gast, P. Scariot. Second Roux' B. Suehr, D. Mar- chinsky, J. Halleran, S. Daley, K. jones, L. Munro. Third Row: M. Stanley, E. Troppman, F. Schmeltz, P. Diggans, D. Morran, I. Szurek. Faurlla Row: J. Kibler, L. Lister, S. Nealey, S. Baim. 66 J. Miller, B. Suehr. Ser- ond Row: L. Zinsmeist- er, E. Scalese, B. Suehr. D. Mrmich, D. Patter- son, V. Lococo, K. Ber- ry. Tlzird Row: I. Mc- Cartney, D. Augustine, S. Byeseda, M. Love, G. Caine, S. Hartz, K. Kep- F.B.L.A.-Fin! Row: J. DeSano, J. Underwood, J. Skerl, B. Milletary, Carol Nobel. Serozzd Row: J. Alexander, B. Mathias, J. Adamski, K. Dempsey, G. Laepple, J. Kessler, S. Howley, B. Milletary, S. McKeever, L. Londino, J. Henkel. Third Row: L. Byeseda, B. Schmidt, R. Allott, N. Petrie, K. Kessler, S. Kessler, B. Grabel, G. Caine, S. Weaver, L. Nowicki, P. Keeley. Family Row: K. Barth, J. Riddle, M. McCartney, P. Novenski, M. Morran, S. Scariot, A. Eckert, C. Cassidy, S. Voye, D. Byers. Fifzla Row: A. johler, W. Ratliff, L. Parker, C. Davidson, B. O'Hara, S. Scott, B. Stoup, D. Geisler, J. Rust, J. McCartney. F.B.L.A. The Future Business Leaders of America Club aims to broaden its members, knowledge of the business world through its many and varied activities. This year, as in past years, several members were selected to attend the state convention in Harrisburg. President-Judy Desgmo Treasurer-Beverly Milletary Vice President-janet Underwood Reporter-Carol NONE Secretary-Jackie Skerl Sponsor-Mr. Mellett LIBRARY CLUB. The devoted members of the Library Club work hard to satisfy the needs of the students and faculty. Filing, repairing books, and keeping an up-to-date bulletin board are only a few of their many responsibilities. President-Anne Erickson Secretary-Treasurer-Sandy Sheetz Vice President-Kathy Artis Sponsor-Miss Briggs Library Club-Fin! Row: S. Sheetz, A. Erickson, B. Schmidt, K. Artis, C. Eutsey, D. Mrmich, P. Fedunak. Second Row: sponsor, Miss Briggs, M. Belhumeur, V. Lococo, S. Mucha, R. Allot, L. Chamberlin, A. johler, D. Craig. 67 3 fag 1 ri lsr grtillnng A '5 '-an JV W5 'TM , f1xg1,,i-:bel 5- 5 ,rf -J 1825. wa Q, 4 , qi, , my PP My 4' J 1' 'rev ,1 a :P gig - 5 5 WH? .5 fin? ,Y w w 1,1 ,M I 'X .l ,- fu M .. :ii 'WL , 'Sam' '- --L 1-, -qmm I7 - J' ,TY fn P Y ' fsfN -, :ki ,, . wx u Football Sports Baseball Chess 70 -,f Basketball Tennis Firrt Row: J. Rinehart, T. Marshall, R.- Kelly, T. jones, W. Ratliffe, S. Hutchins. Serwzd Row: M. Cassidy, D. Wassum, C Harvey, W. Bailey, W. Wilson, j. Bittner, T. Williams, F. Danziger. Third Row: G. Kessler, R. Patterson, G. Stewart, G. Manown R, Irwin, R. Shaffer, D. Roedler, W. Caivano. Fourth Raw: I.. Underwood, D. Jones, F. Cappelino, R. Knause, R. Snodgrass, J Stackhouse, R. Dadey. Football Despite, a disappointing winless record, the 1965 Cougars showed spirited desire and aggressiveness. The installation of new plays by Head Coach Kmetz brought about a strong offensive thrust. Though much promise was shown during pre-season drills, the team never recovered from a hard-luck, one-point loss to Avalon in the initial fray. However the future looks bright as Underclassmen composed the nucleus of the team. 1 COACHES STAFF The new coaching staff headed by Paul Kmetz instilled spirit into a steadily pro- gressing Cougar squad. In his first year, Mr. MCKevitt ably aided Mr. Mellett in coaching the line. Our coaches are looking forward to a winning season with the return of experienced boys. 72 FRED DANZIGER-GUARD if Senior Stars if JEL 'FY E4 ? QTFJSE' BOB PATTERSON-END 1963 SCHEDULE 6-Avalon-7 6-Avonworth-33 0-Neville-38 O-S. Fayette-8 1 3-Bellevue-40 6-Coraopolis-32 0-Snowden-20 12-Upper St. Clair--54 13-Dormont-58 DALE JONES-FULLBACK JOHN REINHART-GUARD CHARLES HARVEY-TACKLE John Thompson and jeff Marshall head- ed our managerial staff whose unsung duties are a necessity in the preparation for each game. Besides daily chores, they constantly encouraged the players with their never-ending spirit. Lou Downing, Larry Tedesco and Bill Carson rounded out the staff. Cougar Hopefuls Ffont Row T jones D Wassum J Stackhouse B. Dacley, B. Wilson, W. Ratliff W Bailey R Schaffer 'Stmzdm T Marshall M Cassidy J Bittner T Williams B Kelly S Hutchins, L. Underwood. With seventeen lettermen re- turning, the outlook shines brightly for the Cougars of next year. Coach Kmetz will have an experienced boy to fill every position. We wish the Cougars of '64 the best of luck and a winning season. Cup blocking. Cougar Candids - .QE .X wi ff F, ' i ii . F... - ,Y 15:4 112527. U. x- f L .1 f-izfff . ' P-5551 4 1114- ' bs ' 'es ,4.,s ,RH ,ah . 3 YW' ... L'- I ' L -4' 3' 'Tfe ii . sf - Q- A ' -girl K, - K ,J e 4 SX, l Q X . 1 - 1 x J my X S w '01 - ,.... ,....- ' .np Paving the Way to paydirt. The Cougar hucldle. T.D. at Avonworth. Hutchins hurls. Come on, Cougars. i ww Lf in f........ i W h1 N Patter gets him. i 'll - V I A . .51 W, M mx. JL- 7-, iff lwrti Q 'xl EI I .A 'Im i i . Q4-ifi-1i.fl':-'v Q 'vw?5 . s 51. -. 'Jw ,,:Q3,u,, 3 is YI. Q :FA i we - V I 1 ' af, Q. ' V TQ NTU: - f K 'N' IN .. iff' -1 K l ,Q , iz All in a day's work. Fearsome Crafton Defense. The four o'clock circle. Cassidy circles the Neville defense. 75 Fifrz Row: D. Reese, G. Stewart, G. Crown, T. Vlilliams, J. Kunzelman, J. Thompson. Second Row: G. Manown, R. Patterson, W. House, T. Jones, F. Danziger, S. Hutchins, Mr. Kmetz. I' The 1963-64 Cougar hoopsters came pn strong in the second half of the season to accumulate the best record in the past three years. Through the determined efforts of Coach Paul Krnetz, the team steadily progressed to beat Neville and Center Twp. twice and knock off Upper St. Clair once in a tough Class B -,. schedule. Their final 6-12 record was sparked by high-scorers Bob Patterson, Sam Hutchins, and Fred Danziger. Basketball 76 MANAGERS As well as providing strong moral support, the reliable managerial staff was always dependable in aiding the coach and the team. john Thompson headed the staff of George Manown and Dave Reese, with Jeff Marshall and jerry Bittner serving as score- keepers. Cougar Hoop-Stars FRED DANZIGER BOB PATTERSON GEORGE CROWN High Scorer GARY STEWART SAM HUTCHINS TOM JONES TONY WILLIAMS BILL HOUSE JEFF KUNZELMAN 77 Kfzeeling: D. Malloy, Coach Dropcho, J. McDonald. Slmzdiug: J. Kunzelman. D. Hoisington, A. Bitzer, M. Waleski, B. Rcessler, B. Adams, L. Downing, T. Marshall, D. Drew, T. Ratliff. JUNIOR VARSITY The j.V. squad ended their season with only one win, as many eligible players were restricted to Varsity play. High scorers Tom Marshall, George Kessler, Tony Williams, Lou Downing, and Bill Roessler saw action in many games coached by Mr. Dropcho. JUNIOR HIGH Mr. Derrickson's junior High team showed great improvement as the season progressed, but their 4-12 record was the consequence of playing stronger Class A teams. Dick Snodgrass, Larry Tedesco, Tom Poole, Ray Marshall, and Gregg Schlieper were regulars on the squad. is r y,, Z Kneeling: B. Walker, W. Mathias, G. Marshall, R. Marshall, C. Bailey, J. Cassidy. Slmzdirzg: H. Sutter, M. Zern, D. Snodgrass, T Poole, G. Schleiper, D. Follett, J. Stewart, L. Tedesco, Mr. Derrickson. 78 ?Craftor1 xCrafton .,w., v,. 2'Crafton ?Crafton Crafton Crafton .,....... Crafton .....,.. Crafton Crafton ,. ..A.AA The big tip-off. ........70 Swissvale 78 Craftonm... .. ..,.....59 McKees Rocks 73 Crafton..- ..,.....60 South Fayette 36 Crafton,,....... ........46 Etna 50 Crafton......... ,,......47 Avonworth 69 Crafton,..r..... .......,49 Bellevue 91 Crafton.,......, ....,r..45 'Upper St. Clair 50 Crafton..r...... .,....,.71 Neville 63 Crafton......... ........59 Avalon 68 Crafton......,.. 'FDenotes exhibition game ..,...57 ....106 ..,,..76 ........58 .,r.....97 . .,...,, 62 ......51 ...,,.76 ..,...66 Coraopolis . ., Center Twp. . Avonworth ,.,e. Bellevue .,........ Upper St. Clair Neville .evel e,e,, Avalon .,,,..,. Coraopolis .......,., Center Twp. ,,,. 82 49 77 51 53 93 50 'ii ' 1 -Ala., .- ll ui W 32 ei , ,E ff. ' wi 'Emmy 1 i v Sam leaps for a loose one. Legs go, sink it, Bob. - 1. , .64 79 First Row: Coach Derrickson, B. Walker, J. Scariot, L. TeDesco, E. McAlister, W. Bailey, H. Frantel. J. Thompson, D. Malloy, D. Aston-Reese. Second Row: M. Waleski, L. Downing, J. Marshall, R. Smith, T. Williains, A. Quieser, D. Backus. Third Row: J. McDonald, G. Stewart, M. Hoisington, R. Snodgrass. Fourlla Row: T. Pool, W. Youngblood, D. Hoisington, E. Flemming. BASEBALL TEAM. The 1964 Cougar Baseball Squad, with much of the team returning, is lool-:ing forward to a success- ful season this year. Led by their hard-hitting captain, Bob Smith, Mr. Derrickson's team shows early signs of improving last year's record. BOYS' TENNIS TEAM. With numerous returning lettermen, the Tennis Team anticipated a fine record. This year's 1 absence of Mt. Lebanon and Bethel, two powerhouses, aided the team's chances of capturing the section crown. Mr. l McKevitt returned this year to tutor the netters. 4 l ' 4 l Firrt Row: J. Boyd, T. Marshall, J. Follet, Coach McKevitt. Second Raw: J. Rinehart, G. Crown, J. Stackhouse, B. Patterson. Fir!! Row: K. Specht, J. Underwood, J. Kibler. J. Alexander. Serozzd Row: M. Bishop, K. Dempsey, J. Taylor, S. Schooley. Cheerleaders When the team's score and spirits were low, our cheer- leaders bounced up to put new spark to the game. Under the leadership of Mrs. Yates, the C.H.S. squade made a fine showing throughout the football and basketball seasons. They introduced many new cheers and new members to their squad. Graduating seniors will be replaced by girls who can capably maintain the precedent placed before them. 1 'N N. 82 If Cindy Dear-COUGAR JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS- Fim Row: K. Couch, M. J. Reynolds N. Wassum, D. Couch, S. McAllister Stazzding.' P. StrainQ J. Bednar, K. Cas- sidy, N. Wilson. JANE KIBLER-CO-CAPTAIN JANET UNDERWOOD-CO-CAPTAIN JANE TAYLOR JUDY ALEXANDER KAREN SPECHT' The Hopefuls! Fight Fight, Fight!!! ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS We wish +o express our appreciaiion fo: The aclminis1'ra'I'ion, facully, and sludenls of Craflon High School for lheir co-operaliong The aclverfisers for 'I'heir financial supporh The Taylor Publishing Company and Mr. Eugene Burke for 'I'heir ef'For'I's: The S'l'rem Sfudios and Mr. Alberl Wes+coH' for 'Their pholograph- ical assislanceg Mr. Joseph Schrolh, our Ginkgo advisor, for his palience and in- valuable aid. THE SENIOR CLASS gwbw 0:2190-4 'ggi feffafzfwwl ,W QQ MWMM, fgfmwa M M'jf5Q0 M QW wg MMM QAQWM Q MM bg 2,3721 W WM ,Q K mp fwffffpfw gm Wm 1 6X X t UWL 'W W W W WWW Damffwwf C2 W 7ZZ'Mhw s MVK' f JW 0 . y' OM Qui W gcawafw Qowwpf BWZMQ Q Aww af 39 H6109 if Xb V Af QWJWNQWQQ ,QMS if Qj ,Mm 2 W Q M Ky U66 Qkgajsy Q N xii? W ij Cf! WM Wif M M . jf eff jab NM W 197 My wXMNb KTYQQ V www M ... ww. QM A MAN NEVER STANDS S0 TALL AS WHEN HE STGCDPS TO HELP ANOTHER Congratulations to the Class of 1964 JENNY LEE BAKERY LeT Us Do Your Baking CRAFTON-INGRAM SHOPPING CENTER 92I 77I7 COMPLIMENTS 0F THE CLASS OF 1965 CARNEGIE SUPPLY COMPANY Wholesale Disfribulors Elecirical and Plumbing Supplies 302-308 Easi' Main Sfreel' Carnegie, Pa 279-4646 92 I -2882 Congra'lula+ions +o 'I'l'1e Class of I964 MAX APPLEBAUM, Prop. Besi Wishes +o +he Graduafing Class of I964 CRAFTON BAND PARENTS' ASSOC IATI-ON 92l-0879 GLASERS 6 Craffoh Boulevard Bread - Cakes - Pies Homemade Ice Cream JAMES A. LAMB, JR. FUNERAL HOME I65 Noble Ave. CRAFTON. PA. CYRUS WM. RICE COMPANY Consulting Chemical Engineers INDUSTRIAL WATER CONDITIONING AND WASTE DISPOSAL R. L. YANDA In The Hear? of Craf+on Prescription Drug Store 55 AND 57 CRAFTON AVENUE CRAFTON. PA A. STAAB AND SONS E. A. SCHEPNER E. F. STAAB ROBERTA'S BEAUTY SHOP and HALLMARK - CARD-SHOP When-You-Care-Enough-Io-Send-Ihe Very Besf 48 E. CRAFTON AVE. 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