Crafton High School - Ginkgo Yearbook (Crafton, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1965 volume:

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JOSEPH I' SCHROTH oreword Each day, early and late, more than five hundred endlessly busy Cougars gathered in clusters and crowds . . . joined in routine daily affairs of classes and clubs . . . shared in the anticipation of plans and projects and the excitement of dances and partiesg as together, we experienced the good and bad, joy and tears, victory and defeat all of the moments that combined to form the year that was the best Confenis Personaliiies Aciivifies Sporis Adveriisemenis - xl ' W 'ss :':.:zH. w s E and uw vm W fa, ,. alex T ' V Q I W Wigs-. C S W XW 'Hall WW I. JJTE Dedicaiion 'Y F WW? .W- ' WW' 2 WW Q W W N 5 'ff W W W W W WW 41915 WWW M W ,, A, W WWW ' - W 1 4 M 3 4 in W W Q W eww WW QW WW 'F W W W' Wi' W 'WW' 4 T55 'W 4 ' WB he 435. QLWWWWXW W WW' WWWWW, , H W .W,,W. W WW W -WWW- W' , W Wg,jWW g gi W EW N ,,.. . ' W Ex -WW' WWWWiW.WWW WWWW W QWWWWWWNWWW WWE - -I ,Q , ith.. Mrs. lk-zcelia Cavanaugh Q p.r, .. x W W -Wx WWA! 23 W um -JM.. l It is an honor to pay tribute to one Who has become such a genuine part of Crafton High School in one short year. Her interest in her students and her sparkling school spirit have endeared her to all who have come under her influence. Because she means so much to so many, we the students of C.H.S. dedicate the 1965 Ginkgo to Mrs. Cecelia Cavanaugh. -:E , lwQ'Z'i:1HwiWH!ii Y Y N ,f 1: M Q V A W , ,Y ,Z 1' T ' QQ w u Ni gg. 'M 'lf' V H M 1 . W l NW! I hli' Carlgnton Joint Qohool District CRAFTON SCHOOL BOARD: Sitting: Mr. Jahnke, Mr. Aston-Reese, President, Mrs. Cochran, Secretary. Slnmlmg: Mrs. Kaltenhorn, Mr. Shields, Mr. Johnston, Mr. Johnson, Mrs. Zern, Not .rbou'u.- Mr. Knause. CARLYNTON JOINT BOARD: Siitiug-Mrs. Hill, Mr. Coleg Vice-President, Mrs. Cochrang Secretaryg Mr. Brisse, President, Mr. Aston-Reese, Mrs. Bigham. Slafzding: Mr. Boyce, Mr. Grant, Mr. Scott, Mrs. Kaltenborn, Mrs. Zern, Mr. Johnson, M. Shields, Mr, Johnston. Noi Sbozwl: Mr. Knause, Mr. Jones, Mr. Walker, Mr. Firth, Mr. Roth, Mr. Kahn. 1 l .5 TW Ultra This year C.H.S. was under the supervision of the gl if r J Carlynton Joint School District. This larger school r system is comprised of Carnegie, Crafton, and Ross- lyn Farms. The Joint Board is made up of members from all three school boards. Our own board is headed by Mr. Glenn Aston-Reese for the second year. Keeping the administration running .smoothly and efficiently are Mr. Logan and Mr. Schmunk. We are sincerely grateful for the continued interest of these people, and for the many advantages and ' improvements they have provided. MR. KENNETH L. LOGAN MR. JAMES B. SCHMUNK Supervising Principal Assistant Supervising Principal Administration wwf- ssiew .. ' H as H i ees? 1 fiflxggit i .Ml H it w wi' if 1 4 H U., .i .Ji .t N gg,,,..H..,. :alia N , 'sissy 1 1 was.. , i i a,e.as.f-21 HHH, u,,2H?gi2Z?ii m 'w'1 H ww taxi. it Q . MR. J. F. GREGORY MR. CHARLES MCKEVITT Principal Vice-Principal Our able administration performs its difficult task with competence and endless patience. Mr. Gregory and Mr. McKevitt fulfill their jobs with skill and enthusiasm, and together make an excellent team. Yet, even with their added responsibility, they are never too busy to aid and advise troubled students. They are efficiently assisted by Mrs. Dempsey and Mrs. Scott, to whom we extend our thanks. The administration has the respect of the entire student body. We sincerely wish to express our gratitude to the administration for the guidance and assistance they have extended us through the years. g. MRS. CATHERINE DEMPSEY MRS. GERTRUDE SCOTT Secretary to the Principal Guidame Clerk 9 MRS. SANDRA L. ALTHEN, B.A., Univer- sity of Pittsburgh. General Math, Geometry, Trigonometry. New addition to C.H.S. fac- ulty . . . quiet but thorough . . . expresses her ideas clearly. MRS. CECELIA CAVANAUGH, B.A., Mount Mercy College. Spanish. Boundless school spirit . . . everyones friend . . . quiet but peppy. Sponsor: Student Council, Senior Girls Club, Senior Class Play, Spanish Club. MR. CHARLES J. CHIEEFE, B.A., Univer- sity of Pittsburgh, English, Speech Class. Brilliant conversationalist . . . relaxed . . . a painter . . , holds the interest of his class. Sponxon' Stage Crew, A.V.A. jesters. I0 DR. EDWARD G. BAYNHAM, A.B., M.A., PH.D., LL.B, University of Pittsburgh. Ameri- can History, Civics, Brings the history of Pittsburgh into his classes .' . . great philoso- pher . . . loves music. Sponsor: F.T,A. Miss MARTHA BOYLE, B.S., M.Ed., versity of Pittsburgh. Business Education demic Ty ing and Notehand. Known for P neatness and efficiency . . . :-ir . . . an inspiration to her students. ' -' ...,W'f'?'n -W f -' me -V ' Q: -.11 2 f H . Q- FP: fore ,if-' la .J 'LRE ?n5W?'75?rgpi a ' f- i- , Md. 7 ,E ll, Il - rssaa s fs, lx., - Q-,gy s fs. i j ' ., ,h .,'fEi.,.l . -7-ifiwr 15 fel , W.. , 'f' 'l Evil: esfsjff S3 . gf? .112 N A ' i'm'x'fLf- gf' f el auf .g 5- e f QW'-l' .3 ... zip , 'W5m..f sg:iFjLq,r' Qi . ,jf ui , l i m' ,i sr ff , fee.-I-v - use -'L A V ,- , .' tin. Q I cf- lag, A , ' ' J , . 1 s fs., . :vim :nears-ri -' ' i .- .av +1 gui' Y- 25525 igfelm .- J. 7, N :I A MR. LAVVRENCE R. CURRY, B.S., M.ED., MR. PAUL W. DERRICKSON, B.S., Pennsylvania State University. Social Studies. Miiihigiln State UI1iVEISifY, University Ambitious and energetic . . . friendly to all burgh. Health and Physical Education. . . .illustrates his subject well. Sponsor: Sen- sport . - . jovial . . . stresses full iof Class, i1thl6ilC ilblllfy. HELEN BRIGGS, B.A., B.L.s., Alle- College, Carnegie Institute of Tech. Quiet and orderly . . . helps every willingly . . . Wqureislni Q it 'J U,rs?1iv.ess,ftfy it M- l mm L Eyes sa.. i at we MR. MAURICE P. BURNSWORTH, B.A., M.ED., St. Vincent College, Duquesne Uni- versity. Guidance Counselor. Good sense of humor . . . helps all who ask with a cheer- ful smile . . . an organizer. Sponmr: College Club, National Honor Society. Hg CLYDE W. DOUBIE, B.S., M.Ed,, Slip- Rock State College, University of Pitts- Arithmetic, General Science. Sincere warm . . . always ready with a joke . . . his subject well. MR. JOHN DROPCHO, B.S., M.Ed., Indiana State College, University of Pitts- burgh. Art has creativity and originality . . . encourages his students to use their imagination. I.V. Barketball condo. r it MR. JOSEPH S. BUTTER, B.S. Ed., Califor- nia State Teachers College, University of Pitts- burgh. Industrial Arts. Energetic and original . . . genial . . . keeps his students working. MRS. AUIMA B. CHESS, B.S., M.A., Car- negie Institute of Technology, University of Pittsburgh. Homemaking. Poised and charm- ing . . . stylishly dressed . . . genuinely interested in her Work. Sponsor: F.H.A. MR. HOWARD DUMIRE, B.A., Adrian Col- lege. English. Sharp dresser . . . encourages his students to read . . . thoroughly enjoys his work . . . ready smile, Manager of Atblelicy. MR, PAUL S. GRAHAM, B.F.A., Carnegie Institute of Technol0gY, University of Pitts- burgh. Instrumental Music. Precision-minded . . . endless patience and talent . . . en- thusiastic. Band Director. I- MRS: JOAN. D. KISER, B.S., M.S., Mc- Murray College, Health and Physical Edu- cation, Fair and calm . . . stresses physical fitness . . . quiet humor. Spozzror: Knitting Club, Girls Tennis. MR. THOMAS C. KURIMAK, B.S., Cali- fornia State College. Chemistry I and II, Physics. A good teacher . . . promotes safety in the lab . . . quiet with subtle humor Sponsor: Phy-Chy Club. I2 5 ish -55 MRS. MARIE HEAVILI., B.S., California State Teachers College, Carnegie Institute of Technology. Developmental Reading. Pleas- ant personality . . . golf-enthusiast . . . eager to help her student. MR. DAVID H. KISER, B.A., M.A., Uni- versity of Pittsburgh. jr. English, A.P. English. Dedicated to his work . . . respected . . . combines humor with wisdom in his classes. Spomor: N. O. C. MR. HAROLD D. MARBURGER, B.S., M.A., Geneva College, University of Pitts- burgh. Social studies, Mathematics. Good naturecl . . . interested in his work . . . willingness to help his students. KATHLEEN MCKEVITT, R.N., Mercy MR. WILLIAM L. MELLET, RA., M.Ed., MR. JOSEPH R. PERZ BS MED Slip s School Nurse. Very capable , . . Alliance College, Penn State, Duquesne. Gen- pery Rock, University of Pittsburgh Biology and congenial . . . works well with eral Business ' Typing, Driver Education. I and II, Senior Science. His wit and ceaseless Sparzrar F N.A. Nerves of steel . . . friendly, teasing person- school spirit cause him to be respected by all ality . . . enthusiasm. Football Coach. Spou- . . . never stops learning Spamof Chess for: F.B.L.A. SEPH F SCHROTH, B.A., M.A., of Pittsburgh. Senior English, A. Sophisticated . . . leads lively, discussions . . . humorous . . . gives a good literary background . . . art Spomow GINKGO. MRS. PATRICIA WOODS, R.N., Cleveland School of Nursing, University of Pittsburgh. School Nurse, Peppy and good natured . . . devoted to her work . . . able to handle emergencies. Spozzmr: F.N.A. MR. MALCOLM B. SEAHOLM, B.S., ED., Thiel College. English, Spelling. Great think- er . . . shows sincere interest in his work and his students . . . refreshing humor. Biology Club. Director, Jr, High Chorus MR. CHARLES E. YERKISH, B.S., Cali- fornia State Teachers College. Algebra. Capti- vating smile . . . charming . . . at ease in the classroom ', . ..helpful to all his pupils. MR. JERRY R. VEECK BFA Evansville College, Carnegie Institute Vocal Music Unique Comedian . . . endless patience loves his work and does it well Cboml I V 9 9 6 5 I4 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Pre.rifZe72t.' Sam Hutchins Vice P1'esidenl.' Jerry Bittner Secretary' Karen Dempsey T1'eaz:z11'er.' Eileen Pendergast ' ' i in i ig , , 2 H it, ,ii.Wii.kn e w,aimf::.uiia-i How can we ever forget our Senior year, so filled with success? Never has a year passed as quickly as this one. Wie look back on it with wonder that so much excitement could have been crammed into nine short months. And now, suddenly, we face the great unknown . . . the Future. What can be more thrilling, more exciting than the past years? We wonder, what is there left to anticipate. So we face the years after graduation with mixed emotions, knowing whatever they may hold, we will always remember our years at Crafton High. Seniors saw Ruth Arm -quiet and congenial, takes things as they comeg strives for perfection. F.B.I..A., Li- brary, Biology, Nursing Club, S.G.C. RUTH ANN ALLOTT CATHY J. ARTIS ufiiii T l at Linda - Considerateg eager and willing to helpg' talkative. College Club, Phy-Chy Club. S.G.C., Chorus, Ginkgo, Junior Class Play, Span- ish Club. LINDA I APPT-EBAUM GLENN S. ASTON-REESE Ken -Loves to play a good game of chessg al- ways busy, keeps his nose to the grindstone. Band, Spanish Club, Chess Club, Biology Club, Ginkgo, A.V.A. KENNETH A ARBUCKLE DAVID L- BACKUS Gene -Has made many friends, very handsome in a very Latin wayg we will remember him. EUGENE R ARRIGO WAYNE R. BAILEY Cathy -A top-notch student, expresses her- self in many ways, talks as fast as she thinks. Chorus, College, S.G.C., Ginkgo, N.O.C., Junior Class Play, Prom Com- mittee, N.H.S. Glenn -Harclworkingg thinks for himself, a sure success. Band, Chess, N.H.S., Co-chairman of Science Fair, A.V.A., Stage Crew, Junior Class Play, Ginkgo, Co-Editor. Dave -Tall, clark and handsomeg easy goingg an asset to our football team. I.etterman's Club, Football, Baseball. Wayne -Possesses a keen sense of humorg gets the most out of life, big and rough on the gridiron. Football, Baseball, junior Class Play, Letterman's Club, College Club. Cherie -always makes a neat and pretty appear- ance, unpredictable, pep- py cheerleader. Nurses Club, S.G.C., Cheerlead- er, Junior Class Play, Jr. Class Treasurer, Chorus. jerry -always where the excitement is, inval- uable to the football team, has that certain something. Key, Letter- mans, Latin, Football, Jr. Class Play, Ginkgo. Ari -very seldom seri- ous, likes being where the fun is, one of the boys. Key Club, Let- termans, Basketball, jr. Class Play. john -quiet, but likes a good time, has a rare sense of humor, depend- able. Tennis, j.V. Bas- ketball, jr. Class Play, Chorus, A.V.A., Stage Crew, Lettermans Club. CHERYL L. BISH Ron'4-talented artist, very imaginative, goes in for the unusual. Biol- ogy Club, Phy-Chy Club, Spanish, Stage Crew, A.V.A., Tennis Mgr. Ray -has the neatest eyes, collegiate, possesses a wild sense of humor. Ginkgo, Key Club, Span- ish Club, Phy-Chy Club, College Club. 4 2 K . 'ie if RONALD W. BRADLEY JERRY L. BITTNER RAYMOND L. BRINKMAN ARTHUR R. BITZER Harry -likes a good laugh, never in a hurry, loyal friend. Andy -shy and unas- sumin, tries to be seri- ous, always quick with an answer. Stage Crew, A.V.A., Phy-Chy Club, College Club, Ginkgo. A 1 0 7 in , 1 1 l .-..f-1...- X ....,.. T M HARRY W. BRYAN i ...H , 1 si-fy l ,awk Hu, 1 JOHN R. BOYD ANDREW A. BURTNER I7 Bill -Cool and effi- cient, has and states defi- nite opinionsg can really get a job done. Chess Club, Phy chy, Football, N.O.C., Basketball, Col- lege. Gerry -Comes alive in a crowdg neat and efficient Worker, genu- inely sincere. N.H.S., French Club, F.B.L.A.-- Pres., S.G.C., F.T.A.., Junior Class Play, Gink- go. G1l71gdJ'-A welcome addition to our school, livens up any class with his timely remarks, usu- ally heard singing. Cho- ms, Football, Ginkgo, Chess Club, Letterman Club. Nancy -Always sin- cere, sweet sophistica- tion, natural beauty. Chorus, Band, F.T.A., N.O.C., Girl's Tennis Team, Junior Class Play, S.G.C. I8 WILLIAM E. CAIN tl' ' GERALDINE M. CAINE jEFFERY L. CAMPBELL SINANCY R. CAMPBELL Clank -Can a l w a y s find time to talk, Likesa good laugh, expresses his own views. Spanish, Bi- ology, Band, College Club, Latin. Dandy -Flashes a Winning smile, hard working and dependable, plans on a teaching ca- reer. College, F.T.A., S.G.C., Jesters, Biology, Band, Chorus, Ginkgo, Jr. Class Play. Greek - opinionatedg nonchalant outlook on life, makes a good ap- pearance. Spanish Club, Letterman's Club, Bas- ketball, Tennis, Foot- ball. David -A jokesterg never at a loss for words, could think of better things to do than go to school. Chemistry Club, Spanish Club. l CHARLES A. COLAIANN I SANDRA J. DALEY lmlllw l l ALLAN L. DANIELS DAVID S. DELLITCH Karen - Vivaciousg lovely Irish blue eyesg sincerely sweet and ut- terly charming. F.B.L.A. -Treas., F.N.A., S.G.C., Senior Class Secretary, Cheerleader - Captain, Football Queen. Doug -Great sense of humorg sincere when the need arisesg chess player. Chess Club, College Club, Biology Club, Chess Team. Pauly -Always ready and willing to helpg brings out the good in everyoneg trustworthy friend. N.O.C., Chorus, Ginkgo, F.N.A., College Club, S.C.G. 'fLnu -Quiet, but full of ideasg goes out of his way to helpg one of the nicest. Baseball, Basket- ball, Spanish Club, Stu- dent Council Representa- tive. LOUIS C DOWNING LYNDA L. DYSERT Andy -spins the rec- ords for C.H.S.3 could do without schoolg shy smile. Bob -Snappy dresserg won't be hurriedg at home with any car. Student Council, Chemistry Club. john -Sleepy quiet- ness, Great with the bowling ballg Hot rods on a motor scooter. Lynn -Gift of gabg serious when necessaryg looks 'at the bright side of everything. Band, Chorus, Head Majorette, Spanish Club, F.N.A. I9 Terry -Real zany hu- morg happy-go-luckyg fun-lover. Karen -First to tell a good jokeg comments on everythingg asset to any crowd. Latin Club, Phy-Chy Club, F.T.A., Junior Class Play, Cho- rus. Chet -Always clown- ingg likes to laugh, and doesg abundance of friends. Stage Crew, AVA Phy Ch Club - - -, - Y , Junior Class Play, Band. Betty -Known for her sudden outburst in classg enthusiastic and fun-lov- ingg talented artist. F.B.L.A., F.H.A., Biolo- gy. ELAINE L. GRANT JACQUELINE A. HALLERAN SHEILA A. HAMMILI. l THOMAS W. HECKLER Elaine -A great per- son to have alongg livens up many a dull situa- tiong one of the greatest for a friend. Chorus, S.G.C., College Club, N.O.C., Jesters, Band, French Club, Ginkgo. jackie -Friendly and fun to be withg always ready to smile, sincere, mature. F.T.A. President, Spanish Club, Chorus, S.G.C. Sheila -An avid sup- porter of - C.H.S.g reddest hair this side of Ireland, will make a good beau- tician. Secretary of F.H.A., F.B.L.A., s.G.c. Hex -Genius with the gears, Known for his sarcastic remarks. Biolo- gy, French. Run -tall, blonde and handsome, sincere and easygoingg knows his cars. Lanny -a natural, on the spot nutg the first to make a pun, keeps things going at a lively pace. Spanish Club, Jr. Class Play, Ginkgo, Football. Moose -prefers cars to school, quiet, faithful friend. Basketball, Base- ball, Biology Club. Eileen -beautiful red hair, petite and femi- nine, quiet and sincere. Biology Club, F.B.L.A., Nurses Club, S.G.C. mmifnm. I nMgL.y'.' all w s .5 2 5535 'mt lr E RUSSEL J. HEISER JOHN L. HILL 5 limi WILLIAM E. HOUSE , Sam -possesses a n abundance of friends, a whiz. on the basketball court, a natural leader. Lettermens Club, Key Club, Ginkgo, Football, Basketball, S tu d e n t Council, Pres. of Jr. and Sr. Class. Tom -great on the football field, loves to tease the girls, seldom seen serious, Key Club, Lettermens Club, Foot- ball, Basketball, Baseball. Chantal -has great ideas and carries them through, spreads happi- ness, conscientious. Span- ish Club, College Club, Editor of N.O.C., Gink- go, French, Pres. s.G.c. Kathy -small, quiet and shy, a good listener, naturally nice. 'Spanish Club, F.B.L.A., s.G.c., Biology Club. SAMUEL D. HUTCHINS 3. THOMAS L. JONES l CHANTAL J. JOYEUX EILEEN M. HOWLEY KATHY D. KESSLER 2I ,,.. I-f-ffl 1 Qpzxzglh-f L : .. -wr my N ,. K, , ,, S 1 ' w iv-X.-AA Ag, -. mm, , M 11, ggiggu H Nmuuww :QM QD' fgkr ig if V -:-,4:.:.:.:-- ' 5 -A .-1. 1 J'-E ,xi I Q L My ' ge, ! I . fl C - . ' J xl-ff' nth . -S A f-- -9' vw A if V . . 3 .T .. , 1 W BE E f fsfaii, D I ' Jw, a 'if' :fi Q :Q H.: H1 , 1 ,de 1 4, , B , A, ,, . Wguw v -E. .a:sj: , , ,, . L 5 fly. Q v Sue -Friendly smile for everyone, appears quiet on the outsideg al- ways polite and smiling. F.B.I..A., French, S.G.C., Biology Club, Junior Class Play. Geargean -quiet till she gets going, the first to laughg last to catch ong friendly to' all. S.G.C., Jesters, Band, F,H.A. Marg -our vivacious red-head, says what she thinks, famous for her cackling laugh. French Club, Jesters Club- Pres., Spanish Club- Secretary. Al --Easy going, will usually voice his opin- ion, constant talker. Chess Club, Biology Club, Phy-Chy Club. 24 SUSAN M. KESSLER GEORGEAN LAEPPLE MARGQERITE LAEPPLE ALLAN J. LEAR Linda -Clothes and personality to match any occasion, loves a good time, will make her mark in college. Chorus, Band, College, N.O.C., Ginkgo, F.T.A., S.G.C., Girls Tennis Team. Lynn -Seems quiet to those who do not know herg friendly smile, will make a great secretary. Chorus, F.B.L.A., S.G.C. G eorge' '-Easy going, blushes easily, a sharp dresser. Biology, Chem- istry, Letterman, College Club, Football, Basket- ball. Dom1d'-never at a loss for words, possesses a frantic giggle, keeps everyone guessing as to what's next. S.G.C., Li- brary, Jesters, Knitting, F.B.L.A., F.H.A., Biolo- gy Club. l LINDA D. LISTER Q' A m gm A wi., H. ...L La . ,L LINDA J. LoND1No L QEORGE A. MANOWN SONNA M. MARCHINSKY L GALE A. MARSHALL l I THOMAS P. MARSHALL EDWARD W. MCALLISTER .fi ii Elf 'itll Gale -Blushes easily, carefree, blitheg our kooky Cougar. S.G.C., Chorus, Cheerleading, Student Council, Giilkgo, Jr. Class Play. Tom -Known for his corny remarks, a whiz on the football field, ener- getic. Key Club, Letter- mens Club, Football, Basketball, Tennis, Pres. Student Council. Ed -Crazy sense of humor, nonchalantg tal- ents with drum sticks. Baseball, Lettermens Club. Roni -A new and wel- addition to our come class, pretty and petite, Has spur-of-the-moment Pres. Spanish ideas. Club, S.G.C. MARJORIE A. MCCARTNEY AKATHARINE E. MEANOR PBRDINAND v. MONDINP RONI P. MCARDLE DAVID D. MORRAN Margie -Tops as a majoretteg never seen without a smile, modest. F.B.L.A., S.G.C., Biolo- gy, Jesters, Majorette, Ginkgo. KasJy - Overflows with words, knows some- one from everywhere, a warm and dependable friend. Chorus, N.O.C., Ginkgo Co-Editor, Na- tional Honor Society, Jr. Class Play, S.G.C., Col- lege, Pres. Nurses Club. Fred -Easy to get along with, drives a scooter, laughs easily and readily. Chorus, Band, A.V.A., Stage Crew. Dave -Our dry hu- moristg keeps you guess- ing on what he's thinking, takes things as they come. French Club, Chess Club, Phy-Chy Club, Biology Club, Col- lege Club, Spanish Club. 25 IAMES M. Moimow l t , r DARIA M. MRMICK LUCILLE MUNRO l JAMES R. MURRAY 26 jim -Mature, worth getting to knowg will make his mark in life. President N.H.S., Stu- dent Council, A.V.A., Stage Crew, Co-Editor of Science Fair, College Club, Producer of Jun- ior Class Play. Darian-Petite, mild manneredg always finds something to talk about. F.H.A., Biology, Spanish Club, Library Club, S.G.C. Lucy -Our contribu- tion to the modeling fieldg radiant charm and personality, a real doll. Latin, French, College, Chorus, N.O.C., F.T.A., Band. lim - Mechanical minded, easy to knowg always ready for a joke. SUSAN J. NEELY PATRICIA A. NOVITSKY GEORGE PAIGE Y P LINDA E. PARKER Suei' - Conscientious studentg always shows her best, constantly on the go. Latin Club, F.T.A., Biology, French, S.G.C., College, Ginkgo. Pat -Possesses a cap- tivating smile, naturally nice! talkative. F.B LA., ,F.H.A., S.G.C, Band, Li- lqrary Club, Spanish Club. George -Unexpected wit, one of the Greentree gangg rarely seen walk- ing. Lindd'-Always has something to sayg actress at hearty thinks of the craziest things. S.G.C., French, F.H.A., Chorus, Junior Class Play, Phy- Chy. Eileen -Our mziural blond, an avid sports fan . . . good looks with a personality to match. S.C.G., French Club- pres., N.O.C., Ginkgo, Prom Chairman, Treas. of Senior Class, Chorus, Band. Nancy -quiet and shyg efficient, takes pride in her long hair. S.G.C., F.B.L.A., French Club, Ginkgo. Bill -Isn't easily dis- turbedg can be very seri- ous but usually isn'tg livens up any crowd. Baseball. Tim -Sees the funny side to anything . . . quickwitted, takes life as it comes. J.V. basketball, Ir. Class Play, Phy-Chy, Chess Club. EILEEN B. PENDERGAST ff. if :L NANCY PETRIE WILLIAM A. QUEISER TIMOTHY M. RATLIFF 5'Carol --A genuinely kind person, off beat sense of humor, helpful and efficient. F.B.L.A., S.G.C. jill -Makes her pres- ence know-ng seldom shows her serious side, mischievous. Bob -Enjoys every- thing he does . . . has an impish smile-a per- sonality plus. Tennis, Band, Latin, Biology, Phy-Chy, College. Bill -One of the gang .. . great to be with . .. always where the fun is. CAROL A. REIS JILL RIDDLE ROBERT B. RIDLEY WILLIAM H. ROESSLER 27 shi,-lf' - Considerate of othersg sports-minded, easy to get along with. S.G.C., F.B.L.A., Span- ish Club. Flo -S e l d o m quiet, willing to try anything, invaluable member of any crowd. S.G.C., Gink- go, College Club, junior Class Play, N.O.C., F.T.A. Barb -Strives to do her bestg a true friendg always participating in school activities. Library Club, Nurses Club, F.B.L.A., spanish Club, S.G.C. Don -Enjoys lifeg fel- low of few words, real level-headed guy. Tennis team, Phy-Chy Club, Col- lege Club, Band. 28 SHIRLEY A. SCARIOT FLORENCE M. SCHMELZ BARBARA D. SCHMIDT DONALD W. SCHMIDT sy, tsl 5 aww si! Mike -Quiet, has an opinion for everythingg loves to argue any topic. Spanish Club, Jr. Class Play. N fancy -Quiet a n d sincereg soft-spoken, can be depended on. F.B.L.A., Biology. jim -A n out-doors- mang has that rugged look, makes a lot of friends with his shy smile. Football. jim -Lanny's straight- mang willing to take a joke, never unfriendly. F.T.A., jr. Class Play, N.O.C., College Club, French Club. MICHAEL A. SEBROSKY NANCY I. SEVACKO A JAMES T. SKEWIS C JAMES L. SMITH JEFFREY R. STACKHOUSE BARBARA J. sToUP BARBARA J. SUBHR ELIZABETH J. SUEHR jeff -Quiet in the classroom, tops on the tennis courtg keeps to himself. Spanish Club, Phy-Chy, Biology, Foot- ball, Tennis. B 4 1' b - Naturally, f ri e n d l yg dependable workerg always bright. Library, F.B.L.A., F.H.A., S.G.C., Chorus, jr. Class Play. Barb -Laughs at any- thing ancl everythingg tries hard to please everyoneg loves to talk. F.I-LA., F.B.L.A., Biolo- gy Club. Berry -Bright a n cl smiling, known for her sarcastic remarksg loves parties. S.G.C., F.B.L.A., F.T.A., F.H.A., Latin Club, Ginkgo. LINDA L. SUMNER NANCY L. THOMAS CYNTHIA c. THOMPSON JULIA E. TROOP Linda -A real riotg gets herself into unbe- lievable situations, one of the girls. Spanish Club, Phy-Chi Club, s.G.c., Kniffing, N.O.C., Jr. Class Play. Nar2cy -Works hard at her many endeavors, loquaciousi loves to sing, and really can. ,F.T.A., Chorus, Ginkgo, N.O.C., Jr. Class Play, College Club, S.G.C. Cindy -Creative, out- spoken, wit to match any situation. Spanish, Biolo- gy, Phy-Chy, Knitting, S.G.C., N.O.C., Ginkgo, College Club. Judy -O u r c r a z y blondg keeps things live- lyg very sincere and like- able. Latin, Biology, S.G.C., Knitting, College, Ginkgo. 29 I ELLEN L. TROPPMAN INGRID M. VAN TOL RENE W. VAN TOL Eg ei MICHAEL W. WALESKI 30. Ellen -Matureg would go out of her way for anyone, femininity per- sonified. N.H.S. Chorus, Band, College, Biology, S.G.C., Latin Club, Gink- go, N.O.C. Ingrid -Shy and re- served, nice to be withg considerate of everyone. College Club, Senior Girls Club. Holland im- port. Rene -Tall and trimg can kid and be kiddedg always willing to lend a helping hand. College Club. Holland import. Mike -One of our great football playersg enjoys a good joke, everyones friend. Foot- ball, Basketball, Baseball, Letterman's Club. DAVID M. WASSUM THOMAS E. WECKERLY DAVID B. WEED si wi ANTHONY W. 'WILLIAMS lVa.r -Charms the girls, possesses both brain and brawng the strong silent type. Key Club, Letterman, Student Council, Football, Jun- ior Class Play, Co-chair- man of junior Prom, Ginkgo. ' Tom -Serious about everything he endeavorsg outspoken, interesting conversationalist. Span- ish Club. Da11e - Intelligent, easy to talk tog easy to likeg backbone of the stage crew. A.V.A., Stagecrew, Phy-Chy, Bi- ology, Band, Ginkgo, Smdent Council. T ony - Everybody's hero, soft-spoken and well-lilcedg deserves the best. Football, Baseball, Basketball, I.etterman's Club. Lynn -Our pert and bouncy blondg the life of a partyg vivacious ma- jorette. S.G.C., Major- ette, jr. Class Play, French Club, Ginkgo, N.O.C., Prom Committee. law 4 3' li Q f' I ouiglwli-fajll'., l 5 wa ,, N ..,,,, V,.: zv, . . VW? new always get a job done well, an in- dividualist, the Great W . No. so. Football, cho- rus, Student Council, jr. 1 ' - Class Play, Lettermans Club, College Club, Ginkgo. 'Z' , A .Nl i- if, P AV . . 1 YI. E agar: W H gd' 'qu I. I fa 3 Qifllf l ' 'I me I 'V V, E . , S M II IIN will mug? iffgvgifljlf-1 2:'E:Eg-:. lit 4 22 I .Q sw I if 7f 'iii 1?iiP ' ' H I ,52agg5:,rga-,1. I ' , f t afii Wa' H' ' ' 15 4 I. Il il Q I R ' ' 'Q x 5 is Fwy Y H .ugh ,gd sm LINDA L. WILSON WILLIAM M. WILSON Loyal and truehearted, Let us boost for Crafton High. We revere her and defend her As her colors proudly fly. We will stand for her Lmitedg Of her deeds we'll gladly tell, Her colors streaming, Bright faces beaming, So here's a cheer for her That we all love so well. joyous and ever loyal, Let us boost for Crafton Highg Let every heart singg Let every voice ringg There's no time to grieve and sigh. It's ever onward, our course pursuing, Let defeat ne'er our ardor cool g But united we will boost for her- Our Crafton High! 3I Muwmuwmuu in in ez in . M. lui lx ii ' 1 Effie l U Y, ww. H Graduation Party 8th Graduation 1961 Graduation Party Senior S0ph0m0rC Gettysburgh Trip 1964 Shakespeare Party 1963 Pasi Junior Class Play Romeo And Juliet Junior, Senior Prom 1964 1964 Glories CLASS DAY First Row: C. Artis, R. McArdle, L. Sumner. Second Row: E. Grant, I.. Londino, C. Joyeux. Third Row: A. Bitzer, R. Brinkman, L. Hill. 'f' ' n- . of .A 'Sink '-'-'- ' SE. '55 LF ' '2 L'--Elija COMMENCEMENT Fin! Row: K. Dempsey, R. McArclle, L. Munro. Serorzd Row: B. Ridley, R. Bradley. Senior Commii-lees if Q , if 1.23241 H ia ,, .slseiaox oo E ww.,...,, H FUND RAISING First Row: C. Artis, S. Daley, N. Tho- mas, Mr. Curry. Second Row: L. Wilson, N. Campbell, L. Lister, K. Meanor. Third Row: J. Boyd, L. Downing, A. Burtner. Fourth Row: B. Wilson, W. Bailey, G. Manown. l MR. and MISS SENIOR Eileen Pendergast Sam Hutchins 5 T 5? E5-E all ,, l 5 1 l BEST DRESSED Linda Lister George Manown MOST ALL-AROUND Kassy. Meanor Tony WiHimns MOST TALENTED Elaine Grant Ron Bradley FRIENDLIEST Karen Dempsey Bob Ridley 'la MOST ATHLETIC Shirley Scariot Tom Marshall CLASS ROMEO and NOISIEST and QUIETEST Jeff Campbell Chester Gardner ,U , ' ll imjajifx E ' fll' lf CLASS FLIRT Donna Marchinsky Wayne Bailey l ee MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED .CLASS CLOWNS Ellen Troppman Marg Laepple G1ennlAston-Reese Lanny Hill sewage? ' was it .W ,N l gags , -V .go 5 . Y .. . ...... 4 F. ,H-way 1 - 225522 7-rat' l Skit 5255555 f ws N ' gl, , . pg? Y 1 :ci 2155555 e f: 4 A H ,l - ,ii rf . ,Qi ll L CAST: Ein! Row: B. Wilson, J. Bittner, C. joyeaux. Second Row: L. Wilson, S. Daley, L. Lister, L. Munro, G. Marshall, C Bish. Tbzrd Raw: L. Hill, A. Bitzer, G. Manown, W. Bailey, D. Wassum, J. Campbell. Not pictured, Flo Schmeltz. Mrs. Cavanaugh and student director, Ellen Troppman, discuss some important details. 36 Senior. Class Plag . . . . . . . . this year was a mystery-comedy in three acts. It was called Murder at Random and featured Jerry Bittner as Harold, a typical high school boy, left alone in a New England farmhouse with an assorted band of murderers and their corpse. The play was presented April 22 and 23 and was enthusiastically received both evenings by the large crowds. Working on the play was a rewarding, enjoyable experience for all connected with it. Many seniors were able to participate in the production by being on the committees and by displaying their talents during intermission. The faculty sponsor was Mrs. Cavanaugh and the student director was Ellen Troppman. Sa . is hw!!!www !!!w. Murder ..... at Random Gimme that phone CAST H arold Dzmmore .................... ....., J' erry Bittner r. Fredrirk Dimmore nr. Edna Dimmore .1 ...... etty Aurtin ............... lice Cary ........ ache! ....,.... actor ..... lwer ........ in Srbulzfz ....... laeriff Peterr ..,.... adden ........... adio Voice ....... Bill Wilson Chantal Joyeux Linda Wilson Flo Schmelz Cherie Bish Dave Wassurn Art Bitzer Lucille Munro Wayne Bailey Gale Marshall Linda Lister George Manown Sandy Daley 1 Lanny Hill Jeff Campbell Dave! . . . Really now! Sit down, I said JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Preriderzl: Roy Shaffer Vice-Preridemf.' Mary Lynn Bishop Secreinry-Trea.rm'e1'.' Sandy Schooley We completed a successful junior year with poise and eagerness to inherit the charmed title of senior. We feel we have earned the respect of the school in our first role as upperclassmen. In our fine class play we proved our Worth as actors. Our majorettes and cheer- leaders, by their enthusiasm and strong school spirit, were a great asset to our class. We proudly cheered our athletes on to victory in all school sports. We sponsored a lovely prom, and with great delight displayed our class rings. Now, most of all, we relish the thought of reaching the summit of our careers at CHS, and look forward to those ever-famous words, Seniors first. 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Lewis, C. Fisher, B. Mathias, B. Boone. Serarrd Row: B. Musolino, M. Morran, J. Penn, R. Jones, D. Gartner, L. Byeseda, P. Holleran. Third Row: D. Arbuckle, M. Kowalewsky, B. Zinc, E. Donovan, P. Oldham, F. Cappellino, J. Henkel, V. Haley Fourlh Row: R. Shaffer, B. Dadey, J. Conley, R. Meyers, T. Drobycki. J-.Elwf , Yezg Homeroom 201-Fin! Row: S. Voye, J. Adamski, C. Moore, J. Kessler, C. Zimmerman, L. Zinsrneister, P. Fedonok, S. Schooley. Second Row: B. Carson, B. Suehr, P. Willon, P. Butts, A. Hill, D. Craig, V. Lococo, A. johler. Third Row: J. MacDonald,- C. Love, D. Drew, D. Laepple, W. Caivano, Z. Bloom, T. Skewis, H. Meals. Fourlh Row: D. Roedler, M. Nagy, T. Gallogly, J. Sutton, L. Gujski, J. Davidson, W. Ratliffe. Homeroom 205-First Row: E. Beattie, K. Broderick, P. Keeley, C. Busse, A. Carson, E. Scalese, D. Cain, S. Gallo. Second Row: J. Kolts, M. Hogan, P. Kelley, M. Bishop, M. Lebich, C. Davidson, L. Stanley, M. Noff. Third Row: B. Adams, R. Creeley, D. Graham, C. Miller, D. Anderson, D. Mrmick, R. Farrell, M. Grant. Fourth Raw: A. Dorfield, D. Little, R. Abel, G. Stewart, J. Kunzelman, W. Hartwick, J. Coyle. as s J egrail 1 . . Q, . ., l Firrt Row: S. Galla, S. Voye. Second Row: A. Carson, R. Creely. Third Raw: L. Lewis, H. Meals, C. Busse, D. Little, C. Rush, L. Stanley, J. Kolts, P. Holleran. Junior Class Plag Sponsor, Miss Janet Hutchison and Play Adele Johler look over material before big night. On December 17 and 18 the junior Class pre-' sented a 3-act comedy, Are Teachers Human? It proved to be a success and director Miss Hutchison, Student directors Adele Johler and Bill Carson, and the cast deserve much credit. CAST Alice Carson ..... ........... ..... Ray Creely .........,.. Lorraine Stanley ...... Sandra Galla ......... john Kolts ..... Dave Malloy ...... Howard Meals ...... Charles Rush ....., Don Little ....... Pat Holleran ...... Linda Lewis ....... Cherie Busse ....... ..... Sue Voye ........ . Arbntis Mendowr Edward Fowler Betty Kewpie Rnrrell Mr. Stone Shorty Jeff Mike Lang Pnddenheod Suzanne Hart Liza Fecton Hortenfe Anderton . ..... Dolores Stone HOMEROOM PRESIDENTS 502 ------- ........ D . Snodgrass 305 .......... B. Johnson S04 --..-... ....... B . Iahnke Sophomores As Sophomores our class really began to move. No longer were we only spectators, but now we took an active part in everything. Our boys were well represented in foot- ball and basketball and some of our girls made the cheerleading squad and majorettes. We were proud of our swinging folk-singing group, the Ridgerunners. However, we also spent plenty of time in classes. We had a new kind of English class with Mr. Chieffe and many 'of us tried our hands as chemists. Everything was exciting and now, with these pleasant memories behind us, we eagerly anticipate our Junior year. Homeroom 502--Fir.r1 Row: M. Finley, L. Eckert, M. Goodall, K. Mahaney, V. Bean, J. Ratliffe, L. Yoye, S. Walker, B. I-Ianzlik, C. Couch. Serond Row: I. Bloom, G. Werner, L. Weber, M. Caughey, M. Mikels, L. Detting, C. Wilkinson, J. Meyers. Third Row: D. Halzer, J. Pinto, R. Underwood, R. Olson, C. Erickson, K. Mc- Guire, J. Jordon, J. Scariot, I.. Tedesco, J. Munn. Fourih Row: T. Keblish, D. Snodgrass, H. Sutter, J. Stewart, B. Hetzel, D. Aston-Reese, G. Schlieper, R. Knause. 3433 f ,. ,. 1, 1, Homeroom 304-Firsz Raw: S. Jones, B. jahnke, M. Dorr, N. Elliott, C. Eutsey, C. Glover, M. Kolts, S. Munro, C. Hartwick. Set-and Row: R. Backus, R. Mesbitt, E. Grimes, P. Patrick, L. Chamberlin, D. Dadey, B. Flecken- stein, J. Bednar. Third Row: F. Grabel, B. Campbell, P. Langford, C. Korn, T. Poole, G. Mowen. Homeroom 305-Fi:-rl Rowg S. Morey, L. Ross, B. Stone, E. Schmidt, P. Nogoda, P. Zinsmeister, D. Carson, B. Werner. Second Raw: L. Graham, L. Erb, M. Belhumeur, R. Fern, B. Price, S. Price, R. Dysert, J. Holmes. Third Row: N. Matyaca, S. Ullman, E. Fleming, J. Goelz, S. Mucha, J. Lageman, M. Love, K. Henry. Faurlh Raw: B. Walker, E. Conley, J. Perugini, J. Backus, G. Caughey, B. Johnson, G. Sherwood. EF' ' 'P 37634-f-1'-55 M H. ,f fo gm I I UQ ww ww nn Q' ,SIM Jw i N ,gi .ff-,Q WA M HY fz r If fJf N 'nmim Wu-'Q V- ' ,gg or ml ' - :ag ,Lg 4 EQ ' ,. PM 9- ., ta ' 'ff1S'b53l':1 v'?!55f2'-'tfiikl-L ' 'if fc-22 L- :G5:l?'5'i? 'F LN' '- - 'W - Jffff-12'-Cfwjv, 'ff-1 -' T 255151 Y. ff.., '- wi 4:12145 'rm 'JN XL-f.-9355? 2+ as ??m5?'WE5: ' 371' Pflefi' ' 'X' ' pa c Y u , , , Q' M Q 1 1 . - 5 viii! ' r'u: QM EQ s ,535 in .inseam my ii .wi s- sw M, H, Q- xr N I i ng? i in K .5 My i. L . H. is W ,EE g -wg ,a wo M. H. H. no 206 ,.,,V. ,...A.....,,...,....,,,, W 200 .,.,.. ..... '- 300 ..... ....,. Wigs: in lg it HIT.. ae' 8 i Q i gil? Freshmen Being Freshmen was not bad at all . . . in fact it was fun! This year we were really membefs of Crafton High. With this new sense of belonging, We cheered excitedly at games and pep rallies. Even the mysterious Unholy 5 who sharpened the spirit of the whole school came from our class. Our Frosh basketball team fought like true Cougars as we cheered them on. Everything about this year seemed exciting. With this experience behind us, we hope the next three years well be even greater. , HOMEROOM PRESIDENTS G, Marshal M. Lampus G. Stewart Homeroom 301-First Raw: S. Trieval, D. Boyer J. Roche, J. Dempsey, N. Thompson, D. Crson, B. Daley, M. Stewart. Second Row: R. Marshall, D. Ludwigsen, T. Eckles, J. Morrow, B. Pooley, I. Parker, S. Londino. Third Row: R. Marshall, W. Mathias, D. Mullen, C. Sumner, K. Caine, D. Nimal, P. Strain, N. Wilson. Fourib Row: J. Davidson, D. Gardner, J. Shifler, B. Mascel1ino,J. Stewart, B. Kelton, D. Hassick. Homeroom 200-First Row: R. Schneider, D. Perky, M. Gibson, L. Guthrie, B. Nehls, C. Abel, M. Reis, D. Couch. Serond Row: S. Creely, C. Rae, B. Hanzlik, E. Ross, T. Vessels, B. Meyers, C. Kimpel. Third Row: J. Henry, G. Lepak, M. Nolf, C. Meyers, M. Lampus, K. Panza, J. Anderson, E. Bloom. Fourth .R0w: L. Carnardo, T. Lampus, D. Plesluska, D. Konick, B. Scott, J. Abel, M. Thompson. Homeroom 206-Fin! Raw: M. Wasinko, G. Mori-an, B. Hartz, D. Jones, K. Watson, C. Main, S. Robol, S. Mc- Allister, C. Main. Second Row: B. Cherner, F. Fisher, K. Cook, I. Westor, M. Drew, M. Smith, A. Anthony. Third Row: K. Sevacko, N. Tessauro, R. Plowman, B. Patterson, G. Marshall, F. Nagy, R. Boronyak. Fouflb Row: A. Poole, J. Coyle, B. Arbuckle, P. Grabel, D. Follett, E. Trusnovic. Homeroom 101-First Row: G. Oldham, J. Sullivan, B. Mullen, L. Peruqini, N. Bailey, G Patrick, S. Thomas, M.'Shelby, H. Orlandini, P. Love. Second Row: C. Fisher, K. Reisdorf, M Roche, B. Cain, L. Luksxs, J. Clelland, R. Shields, R. Johnson, L. jahnke. T bird Row: M. Deitt C Nickerson, T. Storm, B. Sutter, H. Kinzey, R. Shaffer, M. Troppman, N. Thompson, J. Trent, T. Novitsky. Fourth Row: K. McKevitt, R. Storm, S. Spring, R. Johnson, B. Snodgrass, R. Elliott, C. Maslaney, P. Daniels, S. johnson, S. Parker. Homeroom 100-First Raw: R. Sonnelitter, L. Lenard, J. Lennon, D. Long, A. Petrie, J. Sevacko, L. Gardner, D. Werner, D. Wilkinson, D. Watson, J. Boone, A. Werner, S. Mc- Keever. Second Raw: G. Craig, C. Mowen, M. Howley, J. Evrard, S. Brooks, D. Boone, C. Feist, N. Wassurn, K. McDonald, S. Walters, S. Diggans, G. Ward. Third Row: P. Coyle, G. Walters, D. Miller, L. Williams, T. Grimes, B. Becker M. Halleran, M. Suehr, G. Merritt, B. Ellis, J. Galla, B. Zinsmeister. Fourlla Row: E. Watson, H. Busse, D. Keblish, J. Walters, J. Conley, W. Yurkovich, D. Marshall, C. McArd1e, J. Haley, K. Bradbury, C. johnson, G. Rambo. l Oh my, there ain't no more! Homeroom 102-First Row: J. Baker, S. Glover, J. Contreras, P. Kascuta, W. Roche, D. Cook, S. Guthrie, J. Lamb, P. Sonnelitter. Second Row: M. Neal, M. Johnson, J. Donovan, J. Poole, B. Penn, B. Weld, B. Neely, K. Lauritzen. Third Row: L. Eutsey, D. Meyers, D. Roland, R. Elliot, T. Franklin, T. Marshall, K. Miles, D. Dear. Homeroom 103-Fin! Row: J. Pazzulla, S. Corba, L. Osborne, C. Schooley, S. Durkee, D. Hen- derson, C. Davis, B. Fisher, M. Roche. Second Row: K. Davidson, L. Roedler, S. McGurie, J. Thomas, R. Scariot, F. Carver, N. Watson, T. D. Cicco. Tlaird Row: G. Fenwick, M. Elliot, C. Caughey, P. Stackhouse, E. Knepper, B. Coyle, B. Henry, D. Howely, M. Lagemen. Fouflb Raw: T. Kepple, R. Sutton, W. Curtis, L. Haller, B. Abel, R. Roesler, J. Stoup, J. Daniels. Homeroom 104-Fin! Row: P. Giger, M. Kronk, W. Barron, C. Shifler, T. Ryan, N. Pinto, J. Baker, D. Reynolds, T. Rieser, T. Love. Second Row: D. Stanley, T. Johnston, D. Dunn, L. Sundell, A. Stewart, G. Hoffman, C. Mullen, B. Thompson, P. Balchus. Tbird Row: M. Walker, D. Hickey, L. Buck, A. Tedesco, D. Stokes, L. Burtner, R. Patterson, P. Kmetz, J. Shannon, B. Michels. Fourth Raw: R. BonGiorni, P. Dowds, T. Rosepink, P. Smith, B. Kent, E. Bonner, K. Matovick, S. Caughey, M. Taylor. Hall of Fame JUNIORS: Marsha Nolf john Kolts SEN I ORS Cathy Artis Dave Wassum SOPHOMORES: Mary Balhumeur Rich Knause SENIORS: Louey Munro Jerry Bittner Beauig n' Brawn SOPHOMORES: Judy Holmes Dick Snodgrass JUNIORS: Jean Ann Ahrenholtz Wayne Ratliff Q- W,,L -.1 Q4 1. , ,, Q.. 5. . qui film 4 ,, '14 3' x ffx we a , Sv 5562 1 . 19 GW., ,, f- 1 ' 555: Wa- mzksw 1 im ' if A: T if za . Q.. - ff.. 52 ex ivy 'Eli as , Ari . L wg QQ 2 ,Rm -,. . 16' , My W. . W Q- .W.,. ie uw get , ' f Y we ri 5, M 9 ?Z U if A SSN K Qfqwfmf 1:42 ,gc 5 , flip L! ff if gif Q H Fin! Row: J. Halleran, K. Jones, J. Adamski, L. Munro, P. Zinsmeister, C. Couch, C. Zimmerman, S. Daley, L. Zins- meister, S. Galla. Secand Row: N. Campbell, C. Bish, E, Grant, V. Bean, J. Penn, R. jones, C. Eutsey, C. Busse, A. Carson, E. McKeever. T bird Raw: E. Pendergast, G. Marshall, K. Henry, C. Sutton, L. Stanley, J. Henkel, M. Bishop, N. Thomas, P. Diggans. Four-Ib Row: F. Mondine, J. Boyd, D. Arbuckle, B. Zink, S. Ullman, P. Wilson, M. Nolf, L. Chamberlin, L. Parker, L. Lister, L. Applebaum. Lan Row: B. Price, B. jahnke, J. Munn, J. Campbell, G. Manown, B. Wilson. s Chorus HZ: - Under the direction of Mr. Jerry Veeck another busy year has passed for the choruse It presented three lively programs this year. During American Education Week the cho- rus sang for parents and friends visiting the school. Then together with the Junior High Chorus, it presented a Christmas program of both sacred and secular music. Much time and work were spent on the annual Spring Festival in May which was received with much enthusiasm. The chorus increased in number this year and the members had an enjoyable and sometimes hectic time practicing for the Programs. SENIOR GIRLS' SEXTET: Louey Munro, Elaine Grant, Kassy Meannor, Ellen Troppman, Eileen Pendergast and Nancy Thomas combined their talents to form a sextet. Not only did they sing in the choral programs and school assemblies, but they also received invitations to sing for church and women's groups. , , Y l MR. JERRY VEECK J a . fs 'azz A SOPHOMORE BOYS' QUARTET: Bill Jahnke, Scott Ullman, jim Munn, Bob Price, practice up with Mr. Veeck. ACCOMPANISTS: Louey Munro, Elaine Grant Kassy Meanor. Junior High Chorus . . . for students interested in learning more about music from grades 7 to 9. It was formed in order to give the students an opportunity to participate in a choral group. Besides being in the Christmas program they were in many other musical programs throughout the year. Row 1: P. Giger, S. McAlister, D. Couch, P. Balchus, C. Shifler, M. Reis, M, johnson, K. Matovich, J. Shannon, A. Stewart. Row 2: R. Patterson, B. Barron, D. Stanley, H. Kinzie, N. Wassum, M. Troppman, D. Wilkinson, N. Thomp- son, S. Thomas, L. Luxes. Row 3: L. Jahnke, R. Johnson, B. Cain, J. Ciellard, S. Walters, R. Sonneletter, K. Feist, S. Johnson, L. Williams, R. Lee. Row 4: S. Parker, C. Mowex, J. Anderson, M, Lampus, S. Londino, E. Bloom, M. Drew, K. Cain, C. Johnson, D. Konick. Row 5: C. Johnson, J. Kenry, M. Nolf, S. Spring, J. Evrard, E. Watson, K. McKevitt, D. Plesluska. 1 LINDA DYSERT MARGIE MCCARTNEY . -il fl- -....- , ll' ' E- , si, ,, A X ' f::.,,f ur: ' ,: 5-gt ff-?5Z':a5fg f. ' 15..,-5555, '-1Vf ,, . u.,..L :-g gum--.4,d3 .f ..-- ' 1, 3 , -.,, ,l.. k -. ,. ..., , ,, ,.,, -4 1 8.3-,g,Y,,R,., , f -- - t'1f,:Q ,.iu1Q,,,fr ,. , ' ., .L L. Y g:....f15.:' 'lf.2.iJM-gg--5 sf - 1 f- 4 5 v ,,..... .g'w'm. m1l.. : er W ' l '- 5 A Q. ,' '3g'f'g'Qrl' :wut W... -.T 'e2U Qe1e.f E9 1 ?l fe3 of t 5. l .gif 55 '..... all ,JH we me V sa--'W 1' - 3' ' J.-gr gl .1 53,-is tlgrf.. ll , ugf 4 1 u 2' Q , . L if all I- I3 ll V? 'Zigi' .QE V Q, ,L f f. . 1 N l L L L , .. -' - . 1 '. , N ' 7 U: '. '31, .- g:':..fk5',V:l1e'25-gtg,fl-,-.QM , r,.1r' H1'f :.24,',.. 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'T-if-ngi 4455, -Gai-veg . . f j refs: if f .. ,sa 'ef ' Q ,3 vxi 'Q- ' ' : ir e ., 1 -'ir 5 V rq5!3, '.A5.j,g' K . --' f e ,. - . ' J r 1 31 . ' -'.:.r23'f?. . . 1'-was 'Q ' a ww E . ' 1 L ' V55 I ?i,f5f13vf--'i-. l I ,151 - V gy, -gfw' f.- ' A' ' ' ' ve- eil up neg e VV '.T15.'9'7?'5er12-Q., ' ..,iv .ge3H:f---I-5'7 . 'vt-fue-use Q. -f.t. . - ',,::fA 5 ' Fin! Row: B. Price, A. Tedesco, Walker, L. Willianms, J. Roach, Arbuckle, D. Weed, C. Colaianni, H. Orlandini, T. Rosepink, D. Cain, Patrick, C. Busse. Second Row: J. McDono1d, S. Johnson, L. Jahnke, Meyers, J. Munn, G. Schlieper, B. Kelton, S. Munro, R. Marshall, Band under the able dxrectlon of Mr Paul Graham and wxt the persevermg practrce of the band members put on man excellent football halftrme programs this year Two of th mayor shows were Glft Trmes, and Tootenanny To add t the excellent performances of the band the majorettes, unde the dlrectnon of Mrs Dolores Yates, presented speclal danc routxnes for each new show LINDA WILSON Cartney, L Stanley, C Davxdson, E Conley, R Jones, D Cam i ' ' ' ll .11 . MAJORETTES: E. Scalese, L. Wilson, C. Sutton, L. Dysert, M. Mc- nke, J. Shifler, L. Sunbell, M. Troppman, S. Thomas, N. Pinto. Third uf: N. Elliot, R. Underwood, A. Carson, G. Laepple, R. Olson, D. nley, D. Konick, J. Walters, E. Watson, C, Gardner, J. Coyle, J. Abel, C. ller, B. Campbell, J. Henkel, F. Mondine. . During the year, besides halftime shows, the band added aiety and spirit to the bonfire, and parades, and were the uests of the Band Parents Association at the Band Dance. t the Annual Band Spring Concert, presented in April, both opular and classical music were played. The Band closed ut the year by playing for the Baccalaureate and Commence- ent exercises. We are always appreciative of the fine work of r. Grahm and his band members. 'I' . . inn- ,, ,. , Practice Makes Perfect ssl i ll' 5. Ny. nun ,gliil-. r ily i i ii F, ... 2 . i M ,v ' 1 LINDA LISTER Announcer CLASS EDITORS: Eileen Penderast Dave Wassum CLUB EDITORS: Linda Lister Ellen Troppman CO-EDITORS: Kassy Meanor Glenn Aston-Reese ADVISOR: Mr. Schroth The Ginkgo Staff worked many long hours in order to produce the 1965 Ginkgo. Room 202 served as a workshop for the busy seniors who could often be seen Work- ing after school. Though Mr. Schroth often became frustrated about lost articles, and deadlines crept up too quickly, we of the staff feel that we have produced one of the better and most original Ginkgos ever. Our advertising campaign got off to a great start this year with an assembly featuring our Emperor of Ogknig. This proved to be a successful gimmick for acquiring subscrip- tions. For the members of the 1965 Ginkgo Staff, publishing the yearbook was a chal- lenging and unforgettable experience. THE EMPEROR OF OGKNIG: Lanny Hill TYPISTS: Gerry Caine, Nancy Petrie, Margie McCartney, Lynn Wilson SUBSCRIPTION: Ken Arbuckle l A Sgfvxiiliw, SPORTS EDITORS: Jerry Bittner John Boyd FACULTY EDITORS: Cathy Artis Pat Diggans x '4 ART EDITOR: Elaine Grant FEATURE EDITORS: Nancy Thomas, Chantal Joyeux ADVERTISING: Flo Schmeltz, Dave Weed bv'- BUSINESS MANAGER: Bill Wilson GENERAL STAFF: Ray Brinkman, jeff Campbell, Betty Suehr, Sam Hutchins, Linda Applebaum, Sandy Daley, Sue Neely, Cherie Bish, Bill Cain Student Council . . . is a representative organization of students chosen by their fellow classmates to represent their class as members of the student government. For the first time in many years, under the supervision of Mrs. Cavanough, The Student Council has become one of the most active organizations in the school. They were the sponsors of the Home- coming Parade, and the very successful Football Dance. Student Council also put on a informative assembly about the presidential elections. Plans for the year include more dances, visits to other Student Councils, and the forming of a new constitution. OFFICERS President-Tom Marshall V. President-Lou Downing Sec. Treafzzrei'-Bruce Walker First Row: C, Feist, W. Ratliff, B. Walker, T. Marshall, Mrs. Cavanaugh, G. Stewart, C. Joyeux. Second Row: N. Bailey, T Franken, J. Pinto, B. Campbell, P. Grable, D. Plesuska, L. Downing, M. Legeman. 60 MQW E l L a Fir-ri Row: E. Grant, L. Wilson, C. Bish, L. Munro, G. Laepple, J. Halleran, S. Daley, D. Marchinsky, B. Suehr, D. Mrmich, Mrs. Cavanough. Second Row: P, Diggins, N. Campbell, C. Artis, R, McArdle, C. Kessler, E. Howley, N. Petrie, C. Reis, K. Dempsey, L. Londino. Third Raw: G. Marshall, L. Sumner, L. Applebaum, G. Caine, E. Pendergast, R. Allot, 1lfI.lThomas. Lax! Raw: L. Lister, P. Novitsky, S. Hammill, L. Parker, M. McCartney, K. Meanor, S. Neely, B. Stoup, I. Van- o , L. Dysert. Senior Girls Club is a newly formed organization made up of girls from the senior class. It was formed to stimulate school spirit in the student body. Operating as a part of Student Council, they have proved to be one of the most active organizations the school has had in many years. Activities this year included several dances, selling school- spirit pins, assemblies, and a hootenanny, plus helping other student groups in their activities. Spon- sored by Mrs. Cavanaugh, the S.G.C. is one of the best things that happened to Crafton High. Cindy Thompson and Chantel Joyeux busily ,make more school spirit pins-one of the many successful projects sponsored by the club. S.G.C. 6I National Honor Society NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY g S X N s 'g ? 5 9 O s Lf Spofcxor Mr. Burnsworth SECOND YEAR MEMBERS Pmrldem J' Morrow First Row: Mr. Burnsworth, G. Caine, C. Artis, E. Tropp man. Second Raw: I. Morrow, K. Meanor, G. Aston-Reese . . . is a national organization with a chapter at Crafton High. To be chosen a member of this society is a real honor. Members are chosen each year by the faculty in consideration of the student's character, scholarship, service, and leadership. A few members are selected from the Junior Class each year and more from the Senior Class. This year the National Honor Society became more active. A ceremony for the induction of new mem- bers was held in February. ' New Members r.. , ,-Y- 'Srila ' ' . Te., i SENIOR FIRST YEAR MEMBERS JUNIOR MEMBERS Fin! Row: N. Thomas, J. Halleran, E. Grant, N. Campbell. Fifi! Row: M. Nolf, M. Bishop. Second Row: J. Kolts, C. Second Row: E. Pendergast, L. Sumner, L. Lister. Third Miller, M, Grant. Row: D. Wassuxn, C. Joyeux, D. Weed. s ,. ,H l . .. 44 ' K . 0 f ' :I L4 , t .. Seated at typewriter: J. Kunzelman. Sealed: C. Busse. Slavzdingf P. Keeley, D. Mrmich, M. Nolf, L. Stanley, M. Bishop M. Lebich, S. Galla. News O'CraH . . . is our school newspaper. It was published this year by a group of Juniors with the guidance of Mr. Kiser. Contaning school news, news of social events, athletic events, and humor, the N.O.C. is enjoyed and appreciated by the student body. For the first time the N.O.C. was published entirely by Juniors. MR. KISER Cherie Busse and Marsha Nolf work to meet the next deadline. 1 Fin! Row: R. McArdle, G. Marshall, L. Downing, M. Laepple, L. Dysert. Second Row: E. Conley, E. Schmidt, D. Carson, S. Daley, G. Oldham, M. Shelby, B. Nehls, D. Mrmich, B. Suehr, B. Fleckenstein, D. Dadey, N. Thompson, P. Holleran, L. Dysert, C. Rea. Spanish Club . . . is a group of students sponsored by Mrs. Cavanough, interested in expanding their knowl- edge of Spanish culture and customs. They sold bumper stickers this year to further school spirit and went on a field trip to Pitt to see the foreign language rooms. French Club . . . promotes better understanding of the French language and culture. Open to all French students, they have learned French songs and have im- proved their usage of French. Miss Hutchinson, the Sponsor, and French club members put on an enjoyable assembly for the student body. Mrs. Cavanough. Third Raw: E. Donovan, Pfeiidenl ....... ...... R oni McArdle Vice-Prer. ..... ,... G ale Marshall Secretary ...... Marg Laepple Trefzizzrer ..... .... I. inda Sumner Sponsor ..... Mrs. Cavanaugh P1-eyidenz ....... ...... E . Pendergast Vice-Prey. ..... ...... L . Munro Ser.-Treiz.v. ....... C. Joyeux Spomor ..... ..... M iss Hutchison First Row: Miss Hutchison, E. Pendergast, L. Munro, C. Joyeux. Serond Row: L. Voye, M. Johnson, M. Johnson, L. Sundell, P. Balchus, A. Stewart, B. Rush, J. Baker. Third Row: J. Dempsey, D. Ludwigsen, C. Myers, P. Smith, L. Graham, B. Marshall, K. Matovick. Fourth Row: L. Chamberlin, P. Patrick, S. Neely, L. Parker, M. Belhumeur, M. Love. P1-efidenr ,,,,.,,,,., ..... I . Halleran Vice-Preriderzt S. Daley Secrem1'y ..,.,,.,.. ......., B . Suehr T1'earu1'er .,.. ......... K . JOHCS Spofzror ...... .... D r. Baynham Nlf y Fin! Row: K. Jones, B. Suehr, S. Daley, J. Halleran, Doc Baynham. Second Row: C. Davidson, E. Scalese, C. Zimmerman, L. Stanley. Last Row: L. Applebaum, G. Caine, N. Campbell, N. Thomas. F.T.A. . . . learns through observation and practice the techniques of teaching. They are introduced to the prob- lems found in teaching both grade and high school students and are given an opportunity to work with one of the teachers at C.H.S. In the second semester the members practice their skills in the elementary grades of First, Second, and Third Wards. F.B.L.A. , . , of Crafton High takes part in the activities Prerident ......... .. ......... G. Caine of the local, state, and national organization. Vim-Prejdem C. Davidson A very active club, the F.B.L.A. is valuable to , its members who wish to go on in the business Secremfy ' P ' Novltsky world. The sale of candy helped raise money for T1'ea.rzzrer ...... K. Dempsey the many activities of the group. 5-pomm. -.'-. ML Meuett Firrz Raw: Mr, Mellett, G. Caine, C. Davidson, P. Novitsky, K. Dempsey, S. Voye. Serozzd Raw: N. Petrie, V Lococo, P. Keeley, J. Kessler, B. Mathias, L. Lewis, B. Boone, J. Adamski, P. Fedonok. Third Row: L. Londino, C Eutsey, C. Reese, E. Howley, N. Sevacko, D. Cain. Firrt Row: Mr. McCullough, J. Bittner, T. Marshall, L. Tedesco, J. Kunselman, R. Knause, T. Poole. Second Row: T. jones, D. Wassum, S. Hutchins, D. Snodgrass, G. Stewart, B. Roesseller, R. Brinkman, A. Bitzer. Keg Club . . . has as its main purpose the development of good citizens. This club of boys is a selec- tive group which chooses its members for each new year. The Key Club is sponsored by the Kiwanis Club of Chartiers Valley. Lei-lerman's Club . . . is an organization open to boys who have earned a varsity letter by putting in a certain amount of time in their particular sport. The club sold blue and gold sweatshirts in order to raise money to buy their letterma.n's jackets. Prefident .... Spomor ...,. Prerzdent ........... Vice-President Sec-Trear. .... . Spanfor .... T. Marshall Mr. McCullough S. Hutchins A. Daniels D. Wassum Mr. Kmetz Fimf Raw: J. Stackhouse, J. Bittner, M. Waleski, G. Manown, B. Wilson, J. Boyd, Mr. Kmetz. Second Row: A. Daniels, T. Marshall, D. Backus, T. Jones, T. Williams. Third Row: G. Stewart, W. Bailey, S. Hutchins, D. Snod- grass, A. Bitzer.,Fourtls Row: B. Dadey, J. Scariot, D. Aston-Reese, R. Knause.'Fifi1a Row: T. Poole, E. McAllister. --- H H - we---f zzz M W H ..a.-,..,...,.- Biology Club . . . covers material which is of interest to the biology students and cannot be worked into the regular class programs. This is done through movies, speakers and field trips. This year the club took its annual trip to the museum. Also, an assembly was held for the school with a speaker from the Pennsylvania Game Com- mission. Prefident .,....,.. ....... M . Stewart Vice-Prerident ...... ...... R . Underwood Sec.-Trear. ...... ........ C . Meyers S pomof , ..... ,...,.. M r. Perz Fin! Row: Mr. Perz, M. Stewart, S. Underwood, C. Meyers. Second Raw: J. Dempsey, J. Anderson, E. Bloom, J. Meyers, P. Nagoda, D. Carson, B. Nehls, D. Couch. Third Row: J. Bloom, P. Strain, N. Wilson, M. Lampus, C. Kimpel, B Marshall, N. Thompson, J. Parker. Faurlb Row: G, Lepak, C. Rea, E. Conley, M. Dorr, M. Nolf, D. Ludwigsen, E. Schmidt. Fin! Row: Mr. Kurimcak, J. Kolts, R. Abel, M. Bishop, C. Miller. Seroml Row: B. Cain, A. Burtner, M. Grant, D. Graham, B. Jahnke, J. Ahrenholtz, P. Keeley, C. Morrow, C4 Gardner, P. Wilson, M. Nolf, D. Weed, J. Davidson, T. Ratliff, D. Mrmich, R. Knause. . . . attempts to promote interest in the phy- sical sciences through lectures, reports, and President ......,..,.. J. Kolts films in their meetings. The membership is Vzceupyeudew ' R ' Abel largely made up of those who intend to major Sfffffafw - '--'- --'--- M - Bi5h0P in a form of science in college. This year the Treazmrer ,,, .,,,,,.,, ,,,,,,,, C , Miller club Went to a steel mill'to observe the re- Spomm, ---'-- Mr. Kurimcak search program and also visited other research facilities. N Preridemf ..,......... ..... S . Schooley . . . is for all students interested in a career in Vive-Pfeiivlenf ..... ...... P . Holleran nursing. This year they have visited different Sm.e,M,,y --,-.-'-V --4..- S .Morey hospitals and have discussed the different merits T ' of nursing' refzrzzrer ..... ......... K . Henry Spomor .... .... M iss McKevitt Firrl Row: S. Schooley, S. Morey, K. Henry. Second Row: D. Goodall, E. Howely, C. Glover, L. Loss, L. Voye, S. Hart- wick. Third Row: L. Dysert, G. Marshall, B. Schmidt, Lageman, M. Lebich, P. Diggans. 3 gl .aa H an .ga Qffxrg 'ez 1 QMAKER gow S 0, 1 aa Q 5' K 72 I il '20 2 g 6 4 L 3 away Q, oe F A I Po 096' R NEW H S. Hamrnill, B. Sixehr, L. Zinsrneister, G. Laepple, D. Mrmich, B. Suehr, J. Penn, D. 'Marchinsl-ry, J. Riddle, B. Grable, L. Parker, P. Novitsky, B. Stoup. F. H .A. . . . is a national organization made up of Home Economists interested in learning more about homemaking. Throughout the year the girls have had projects, including a bake sale in order to raise money' 517077107 --,',, ,.... M IIS. Cl'lCSS 68 at 3 li 5 QQ gist Q . -sg-egef-- fi Firxz Row: I.. Graham, E. McKeever, C. Busse, K. Broderick, J. Riddle, P. Keeley, A. Carson, G. Laepple. Serond Raw: Mr. Chieffe, I.. Erb, D. Dadey, B. Fleckenstein, P. Patrick, M. Moran, M. Laepple, R. Dysert. Third Row: J. Goelz, S. Mucha, M. Caughey, N. Matyaca, I.. Chamberlain, M. Belkeurner, V. Haley, M. Love. Jesters . . . is a group of culturally-minded students. Originally organized as a drama group, the Jesters have expanded their interest to include art and music. This year they took a trip to the International Art Show at the Carnegie Museum and also Went to plays at the Nixon Theater and the Pittsburgh Playhouse. Knitting Club . . . consists of a group of girls who get together and knit for enjoyment and as a constructive pastime. Some girls are beginners and others are improving their skills. This year the group Worked on a project which is beneficial to the community. President ....... Vice-Prerident Secretary ...,. Sporzfar ....... Prefiderzt .......... Vice-President S 65.-T7'66ZJ'. .... . S porzror ....... Firrz Raw: Mrs. Kiser, E. Batey, M. Dorr, M. Nolf. Second Row: D. Goodall, S, Morey, C. Glover, K. Ross, S. Hartwick, S. Galla. Third Raw: S. Mucha, C. Sutton, L. Stanley, N. Elliot, M. Mikels, R. Dysert, S. Hartz. M. Laepple L. Erb E. Patrick Mr. Chieffe E. Beattie M. Dorr M. Nolf Mrs. Kiser i Firfl Row: S. Neely, C. Artis, B, Ridley, F. Schmelz, E. Grant, L. Munro, C. Bish, K. Jones, B. Suehr, C. Thompson. Second Row: I. VanTol, K. Meanor, J. Troop, E. Pendergast, E. Troppman, N. Thomas, P. Diggans, N. Campbell, L. Applebaum, C. Joyeux. Lax! Row: B. Roessler, R. Brinkman, A. Bitzer, J. Smith, D. Schmidt, W. Bailey, B. Wilson, G. Manown, C. Colaianni, L. Lister. College Club . . . familarizes the college bound students with different colleges, expenses, requirements and scholarships. The first half of the year is Sen- ior College Club. The Junior College Club, formed the second semester, took a field trip to one of the local colleges. Chess Club . . . attempts to foster an interest in the game of chess. The club not only encourages its mem- bers to build their skills in order to participate in the top team, but also to use their mental capacities for recreational purposes. The mem- Spomor ...... ' Mr. Burnsworth President ........... ......, G . Aston-Reese Vice-President .....,....... J. Kolts Sec-Treoy. ...... ....... D . Dettling Sponsor ....... Mr. Perz bers learn the fundamentals of chess then prac- tice them. A First Row: Mr. Perz, J. Kolts, D. Dettling. Secohd Row: J. Holmes, C. Busse, T. '-Storm, R. Sutter, R. Shaffer, G. Patrick, T. Johnston, D. Wilkinson, H. Orlandini. Third Row: R. Farrell, P. Grimes, G. Walters, B. Cain, B. Jahnke, I.. Dettling, C. Wilkinson, M. Kolts. Fourth Row: G. Caughey, J. Perugini, T. Ratliff, D. Munich, M. Grant, D, Laepple, M, Sebrosky, C. Miller. Fifth Row: J. Cambell, R. Abel, J. McDonald, J. Stackhouse. ll ll me wg, in in w laew,w',f11lifSf?aj,...,:Q.1,Q r F ls.. 1f' i'll l5?il?lgglQgg ,,N 3lflQl35iil' EW' . . . is a hardworking, dependable group of ,,ddhl , -2 boys, who are responsible for many suc- cessful plays and productions. The five boys spend many extra hours working outlight- ing effects or behind the scenes, making sure everything is set. They deserve much credit for their work. .llll '. 'll' .'-vm in ,vu -wi?-i'.i ge. ll vase 1 :swell , , 1 i ' 1 - i , i ,i , ,H Mi l swf 'ii 4 I Left to fight: G. Aston-Reese, D. Weed, J. Conely J Morrow, R. Creely. A.V.A. . . . is a group of boys who work to improve the audio-visual aids of the school. Always available and willing to help, the boys are a welcome sight to teachers. This year the club took a trip to Technofax in order to see the progress made by this company in aids to learning. Ray Creely was President. Left to right: R. Creely, B. Johnson K. McKevitt, Mr. Chieffe, S. Ull- man, R. Farrell, J. Morrow, B. Jahnke. . sz :FI 2 L ,A 41 4 M 'WffE3, ' 'Eli' la if ,'4, 5- ' F Y V aid E .Q -- ,., .vig ,ix 3 434 gi 4 ,, .ggi figs :qfgx - 1 4 Hu u I 1 ' k - . I A TV Z Qi3wsfis?w. zggiffgonjfiifgriiaii H P 5,5 ' 7 .E -x ' ip. 'i s Mgr Q1 . gfwg. in E QW Q m if 1 73 we mutt 1 ue' 2 m m m 2 H um ml '- W ' ' N -H H : ww .w H u m wwtmzw H M ,WV Z u ww ww A W x H Hangul 3.wmu,E5g: ww ag.. fe w mam H yu H HW ww, H ,HH 55, V... W - ...lf Hsu will re usviu 3 uw eefwmee. N, gn. .Him H H H W H wwf 'ml , 'gg gi' nf., H uk 5, ' wil? 1 V -SLE - 1.351 ' . . 'l, '-., --4 - f ' 'll Q ' 5' Firxt Row: K. McGuire, G. Manown, B. Dadey, D. Wassum, J. StackhouSe, B. Wilson, W. Bailey, M. Waleski, D. Backus T. Jones, J. Skewis, D. jones. Second Row: A. Pooley, W. Mathais, W. Cain, B. Stewart, J. Bittner, T. Marshall, S. Hutchins T. Williams, D. Aston-Reese, J. Conley, R. Knause, D. Follett, B. Meyers. Third Row: R. Marshall, J. Stewart, R. Plow- man, T. Poole, J. Scariot, D, Snodgrass, R. Shaffer, J. Campbell, J. Jordon, F. Cappellino, B. Suehr. Cougars Sam goes for six. nf I 964 Y K K Y l The thinker! 74 First Row: R. Shaffer, D. Backus, J. Stackhouse, W. Bailey, B. Wilson, B. Dadey, D. Wassum, D. Snodgrass. Second Row S. Hutchins. Third Row: T. Marshall, J. Bittner, T. jones, T. Wfilliams. i 1: 1 '52 , ' iw c Y Although the Cougars had high expectations for 1964, early injuries and a weak defense accounted for a dis- appointing 20-7 season. Their first victory over Avonworth broke a twenty game losing streak. The season was high- lighted by an exciting 13-6 homecoming victory over Etna. jf-aw on X11 Mr. Mellett, Mr. Kmetz Mr. McKevitt Our coaching staff remained patient and under- standing through many disheartening moments. Their tremendous spirit and boundless energy served as an inspiration to all. , I be R I a ' f JEFF STACKHOUSE TONY WILLIAMS MIKE WALESKI Guard Halfback End . mea- 1, , Y MA X : 1 H H M I .. ' l SAM HUTCHINS JERRY BHTNER WAYNE BAILEY Quarterback Fullback-M.V.P. Center-M,V.P, Co-Captain Co-Captain I BILL CAIN End TOM JONES Halfback--Fullback V 5 f xwuxx xx HHH xx S QM i ,xx , 1 e iixlliilliiilfl W xx Y .x' .F 'lg 'Q ' W W ' i ' i . - . . A u ,f n ,. . H .... I . r !.Vr-4, H. . . ' ' ' 'X E - -- ..x. .-. ,N . n Ng - 'rw -v ?' X. X ' - ' . 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GEORGE MANOWN Taqkle Halfback Tackle 1964 SCHEDULE C O 0 Avalon 13 27 Avonworth 14 21 Neville 32 7 South Fayette 21 18 Bellevue 35 6 Coraopolis 47 20 Snowden 32 13 Upper Saint Clair 32 13 Etna 6 DAVE WASSUM Tackle-End xx xx xx xxx ' x xx xllugxig, xxx xx , ,, . , xx BILL WILSON DAVE BACKUS JIM SKEWIS Center Tackle I-Ialfback N ,1,, N, xxxxxx 121.-, , , f'f. 2: P' f .l E 5 EQ - A? VA a w. QWH MW m I'-L 2 fl Z E DICK SNODGRASS H.: :il , w 5 E 1 gg' A k an N U7 ' x I , E' J It m w u 'M ,G ' E y - r 5 2 Y I S1 X F- 0 , f Q55 ROY SHAFFER Ns 'Is V ,I VE' .L in, 3' 'gigsii 255921 1- 58 ? L K ff , QQ W5 f V SAM HUTCHINS Captain 1145 Pts. 5 Years Record if E E 5 n-1 5 E M K ewan 1 Cougar JP J , 5' 4 AL DANIELS Inseam 'ws : V.-if , . ..1 QQ' ?J '1 f ff Pi ,x 1 1 ART BITZER an .E 2 , K 5 ..,. Q... ' x 4' Yun 1 m N NN Y I-I Ulm H .l 5 5? -.. x . if is 4 ml . Z5 , , , it - - i ' -sa ,E s - so Hi Y , ,:,,,,,, ,,,, ,, -, me W, , 'sa' Tse , ra :rum 221224 2225323 Kneelifzg: Coach Kmetz. Standing: T. Marshall, J. Kunzelman, A. Daniels, D. Snodgrass, M. Waleski, A. Bitzer, S. Hutchins, G. Stewart, R. Shaffer, T. Williarns, L. Downing. C.H.S. C.H.S C.H.S C.H.S C.H.S C.H.S C.H.S C.H.S C.H.S C.H.S C.H.S. 80 Q Varsity Basketball This year the C.H.S. Varsity led by high scorer Sam Hutchins, fought to a 8-14 record. After a successful exhibition season, the Cougars had a disappointing record in tough B-22. Never lacking in offense, many times they lacked defense against strong opposition. Although their record is not the best, it is not a just indication of the hustling, scrappy ball played by our boys. South Fayette 48 McKees Rocks 57 Etna 58 Etna 72 South Fayette 42 Chartiers Valley 65 South Side Beaver 52 West Allegheny 77 Coraopolis 110 Bellevue 100 South Side Beaver 64 C.H.S. C.H.S. C.H.S. C.H.S C.H.S C.H.S. C.H.S C.H.S. C.H.S C.H.S C.H.S Center 101 Avonworth 70 Avalon 62 Neville 54 Coraopolis 84 Bellevue 71 South Side Beaver 54 Center 88 Avonworth 73 Avalon 57 Neville 70 I give up! No smoking on the courts! I hate water in my ear! Thanks for the lift! You can't do that! IUNIOR VARSITY Fin! Row: G. Coughy, D. Snodgrass, R. Shaeffer, J. MacDonald. Second Row: L. Tedesco, J. Kunzelrnan, B. Walker, D. Drew, M. Kowawlewski. The C.H.S. jayVees had a 10 and 11 record for the 64-65 season. This was considered by all to be an effort of the highest caliber. Most of the team looks forward to an even more successful season next year. Coach Dropscho commented, Experience gained now will help us next year! We can only say, We hope so, too. f. V. L. v Under the direction of Mr. Derrickson the Junior High team wound up with a record of 8 wins and 6 losses. It was the first time in four years that any C.H.S. Frosh team has done this. With such a team as this, C.H.S. can look forward to many more good basketball teams. at J. .. ---:gg i sly ix. 3 . HR 4 i u-nf - 9 JUNIOR HIGH Firxt Row: T. Kepple, D. Follett, C. Bailey, G. Marshall, G. Fenwick, J. Stewart, R. Musolino. Second Row: Coach Derrickson, M. Lageman, aI.. Buck, B. Rosepink, B. Kmetz, B. Snodgrass, J. Contreras, Not shown: R. Marshall. 82 MTW First Row: B. Walker, R. Boronyak, C. Bailey, J. Pinto, A. Pooley, S. Marshall, Mr. Derrickson. Second Row: D. Reese, D. Snod grass, J. Backus, T. Poole, E. Fleming, J. Stewart. Third Row: 1. Scariot, L. Downing, B. House, T. Williams, J. McDonald Baseball Team . . . with seven returning lettermen hopes to come up with a successful campaign. Coach Derrickson's team is showing early signs of improving last year's record. Bugs' Tennis Team . . . is looking forward to a good season this year. Losing only one player, they have the depth and experience they've never had before. With a new coach, a new schedule and more self confidence, they hope to have a very successful '65 season. xX 'x.j- , . t what-if-irqss , H'-q.N:2tw4,.,g: FA .-,x-E' XR .i a iii av Imlw.. RETURNING LETTERMEN J. Boyd, D. Schmidt, J. Stackhouse, T. Marshall, Mr. Butter . 1 i l Fin! Row: G. Aston-Reese, Kolts, C. Abel. Second Raw: M. Grant, Mr. Perz, D. Dettling. Chess eam . . . with five returning lettermen will again defend its City title. Under the able direction of Mr. Perz the team has won the city title five times and the state. title once. Girls Tennis Team . . . has lost two of its Senior members, but with three returning players and more than twenty girls trying out for the team they at least hope for some experience and maybe even a few wins. The team is under the direction of Mrs. Kiser. H .M - H fm- My .-ues ne., -- --,- it --1. ,K .. ,M ,, ,., my new uns.: :yn fee V., is , , -- - S ,sv ,. i. . K qs. Y Y ts H ,. H . V 1 Q H rl, H A. Wifi.. M si A. Q5 if use in W Q My 3 . we fu su. ' - f y my it i , -,, gig , L, I ak 'is 1. TH P wen... ' g. 1 , J-fl , i 5 V M: ii ' E, 1 si f LZ? ' , ' 2 -A er , il. 55 . j, !,' --1-Fw Y E: B gg .. L.-, r if 1: I or e l at W 'M w ' 5 zz- 5,1-, I I 2 u s 'F' A' 4 2 .... 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Acknowledgements We wish to express our appreciation to: The administration, faculty, and students of Crafton High School for their co-operationg The advertisers for their financial supportg The Taylor Publishing Company and Mr. Eugene Burke for their effortsg The Strem Studios, the late Mr. Albert Westcott and Mr. Tom Wulchak for their photographical assistanceg Mr. joseph Schroth, our Ginkgo advisor, for his patience and invaluable aid. The Senior Class of I 965 STREM'S STUDICDS 900 Penn Avenue PITTSBURGH. PA. Your Official Yearbook Photog ropher Compliments of THE CLASS OF 1966 Presiden+-Roy Shaffer Vice-Presiclenf-MaryLynn Bishop Se-crefary-Treesurer-Sandy Schooley Sponsor-Mr. MelIeH r ' mx. 15, :H 5.523 - ., .. 31 sim ,ASH asm ur ru 1 H w 355 Amgen 'W' w.f'u. '... Qgg',, '.2g5..... rr .ry QQ jury... H wg wr K: QM an ra WEE? Q WM, sr QQ Compliments of F.B.L.A. f ru mu wm,.f wwff f,.foierr'wu Mm 'am f '-MMM --wah -Q 4 B :A 2- mmgssj V, W- i H5 Presidenf ...... Vice-Presidenf Secrefary ..... Treasurer Reporrer Sponsor OFFICERS G. Caine C. Davidson P. Novifsky K. Dempsey S. Voye Mr. Melleff ,,,Qsfa,, gym 'H rr... ggi 90 HENRY BUSSE, INC. Building Con'rracIors Commercial and Ins+i+u'IionaI II2 Wabash Ave. PiI rsburgh 20, Pa. DEALERS RADIO SERVICE Aufo Radio Repairs Aufhorized Facfory Service for Webcor, V-M, PenI'ron Bell, WoIIensacIc, and Revere 32 I-6767 WA IBM pi3fIfu.2IfsIZ'T'I22r2 Diamonds--Waiches-Jewelry ..Congra+uIa+ionS Timely GIHS +o +he Class of l965. ROBERT G. HOPFER CRAFTON Wafchmaker and JeweIer NobeI Manor Shopping Cenfer HALLMARK CARDS WA 2-I929 Craffon Shopping Cenfer PiH'sburgh, Pa. I5205 Best Wishes From THE BAND PARENTS ASSOCIATION ELECTRICAL 'I' SUPPLIES 'It PLUMBING Congratulations Class of I965 CARNEGIE SUPPLY COMPANY 302-308 Easi Main S+ree+ Carnegie, Pennsylvania WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS MAX :APPLEBAUM, Prop. LINDA APPLEBAUM, sec. BRownin9 9-4646 STRIMEL'S HARRY FABERMAN I MEAT MARKET Craffon Cieaning-Pressing Mea+s-Frozen Foods 52 CRAFTON AVENUE Canned Goods WA '+ 33 7 l3I NOBLE AVE. WAInu'I' I-9258 CRAFTON-INGRAM BOWLING LANES Crafion-Ingram Shopping Cenier 22 ABC Lanes Wiih Au'roma+ic Pin SeH'ers OPEN ALL YEAR ROUND Air-ConcIi+ionecI WA-I-0200 92l-9457 R. L. YANDA In Hue Hear-Jr of CraHon Prescription Drug Store ss AND 57 CRAFTON AVENUE CRAFTON, PA JAMES A. LAMB, JR. FUNERAL HOME l65 Noble Ave. CRAFTON, PA. WAInu'r I-2200 .fafbonna cl-fain: Sfyfiaf CRAFTON-INGRAM Re6i'i'Ol' and ihSUl'6l' 5HOpplNG CENTER 43 Craffon Ave. Cra'f'l'On 6 Sfylisfs for Your Every Beaufy Need WA 2-IIII PiH's. 5, Pa JAY-BEE CLEANERS JOSEPH DREBUL WILLIAM WEIMERSKIR bl Sfaiion S'I'ree+ Craffon, Pa. WAInu'l' I-0666 FELIX AM EN DOLA Shoe Repair Service Member of Uni+ed Shoe Servicemen of America 5l STATION ST. CRAFTON, PA WAInu+ I-7322 Don'+ Throw Your Old Shoes Away Lei Felix Amencloia Rebuild Them Complimen+s of CHARTIERS VALLEY KIWANIS CLUB SERVING: CRAFTON - INGRAM - THORNBURG CRAFTON-I NGRAM Building and Loan Association l35 Noble Avenue PITTSBURGH 5, PA. Savings Accounts Mortgage Loans ADELE SMART SHOP CRAFTON-INGRAM SHOPPING CENTER 922-3406 J. F. MUNN COMPANY Steam Specialties Compliments of JOSEPH H. HERSHBERGER JR FUNERAL HOME FISHER RAMBLER AND FISHER AUTO BODY CLINIC 5 I CrenneI Ave. 54 Rebecca Sf. Piffsburgh 5 922-2 I 46 NOBLE MANOR BOWLING LANES Noblesfown and BaIcIwicIc Phone 922-4622 PAUL CLIFFORD - FLORIST Flowers of Disfindion Opposife Craffon TI1eaI'er 53 E. Crafion Ave., Crafion PHONE- 92I-I I97 WAInu+ I -0879 GLASERS 6 Craffon Boulevard BREAD -- CAKES - PIES HOMEMADE ICE CREAM CRAFTON LAUNDRY RUSS Poweu., Prop. CompIeI'e Laundry and Dry Cleaning Service Phone: 92 I-2600 II Eas'I' CraHon Ave. Pi'H'sburgI1, Pa. I5205 CompIimen'l's of R. C. 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