David B Oliver High School - Omicron Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1960 volume:

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Y ' WH. ax N 437 , A:M1 1 V UI1 iw - A s 'W www I f Q , 5 3a1xxxmxxj3NQQ QxQ I WM R 3 ' P1 'nf fm. , . 5 xl in , 1 ,Q Q A. iv! ., ,ls-3743 QQ., ' 'if 'fa ig w rf HES. f' .4 S qi 9 ... 3. l A 1 w ' P ZH? A3 ?'A .. i s v L.-. X ,, 'f f 2. ? wwf J' M , , . : M A iztwj , t , VL Q42 :MN JN52 .111 Q SK ' Vs -ii , 1244 1 EQ Q3 Q, A WX gg, 'f , i 4 lyk' LV wifi Q. X 311131 LM A X K A 1 i MM. sw X' 'Hz g x W M 2 15' 'Q ,. Ax' 4 A WN xxxxxxxxmxx .t, v -Q 1 - 5 Q ,kai The Administration speaks . . to the graduates Let me extend my heartiest congrat- ulations to you for your successful com- pletion of the high school curricula at Oliver High School. My experiences with you have been most pleasant. Your cooperation was splendid. Graduation is a time for joy and a bit of reflection. I hope you have learned that anything worthwhile in life doesn't always come easily. Never give up struggling for the things you desire. If you attain your dream, go after another and greater one. The happiest achievement in this life is making a man or woman of yourself, and the greatest joy of all is in the struggling to do something really worthwhile. Work, play, love, reverence-these make up the four-square life. John F.Wolsko Vice Principal to the graduates Congratulations to the members of the February and June Classes of 1960. You are entering a new adventure in life which I hope will prove rewarding. Oliver High School was dedicated to prepare you, we hope we have not failed. Entering this new adventure, you may be sure we shall follow your pro- gress. As an example of this we know that the follow-up information about last year's class is very complimentary: thirty-nine are in universities and col- leges, four in hospital nursing schools, seventeen in stores, twenty-four in of- fices, eight in factories, three appren- tices, eighteen have joined the armed services, and six are married. Best luck to you! Robert V. Cresswell Principal W lxk ,JR V Table of Contents Faculty Omlcron Staff Seniors Unclerclassmen Classes Actlvltles Athletics Snapshots Patrons Index 2 4 160 ..6 ' ...14 ' ..... '18 ...8O .94 .. .102 '.. ..12 .....136 .. ..12 M Fi 7' vi .ri l SL I VR. 1' 'TW ii.-:za ff:- li-.S 5 L gt'-A 1.- ,f- .,,q, ,, ,omg ,,,f'g.-1,x.J.,1 JJ, :pw vw, J:,,r5.11.1'1 gg,- Our Faculty PFIHCIPGI Robert V Cresswell Vlce Prlnclpal John F Wolgko Vocatuonal Counselor Mlchael A Wolalc Jr Jumor Counselor Elizabeth S Walker Glrls Advssor Elizabeth A Muller ART LANGUAGES SOCIAL STUDIES John R Fax Edlth Really COMMERCIAL SUBJECTS Loula C Anaston Henry S Baumgarten John Maclk June M Rmko Athena A Saphos Margaret Vota ENGLISH Stephen M Barnes Ruta C Blleszner John Brenchak Florence K Dllllg Louls DlTomasso John DuVlto Margaret Fisher Helen E Frazzer Arlene Halduk Luclle F Kasthner Robert Repasky Richard W Walls GENERAL EDUCATION Alvce R Eyrlch HOMEMAKING Dorothy F Moran Ruby Sabel Barbara M Wlble INDUSTRIAL TRAINING Wulllam B Farrel James J McKeon Nlckolas S Pernch John P Sebastnan John W Zimmer eight Louls DlTomasso John DIVIIO Margaret Fisher LIBRARIANS Dorothy Fuller Alma M Tralnor MATHEMATICS Robert H Baldwm David W Duessel Edward J Grega Henry H Hattman Jr Marne E Kruse George E Schubert Wllllam T Starz John W Zimmer MUSIC Herbert R Bunting Florence K Dnllng Arthur Goetz PHYSICAL EDUCATION Robert D Bell Luna DelleDonne Ruth A Elliott Nicholas Lamprmakos Helen R Sawyer Harry N Sigel SCIENCE Robert H Baldwm Arnold Elllott Howard C Gregg Malone Grleser Jack F C Lee Reno F Seybert Joseph A Burgo Joseph R Church Florence K Dllllg Florence A Dutney Helen E Frazner Oscarl Harter Luclle F Kasthner John Maclk Wlllnam U Means Iva Parkas SECRETARIES Hazel M Clarke Larame A Fuller Evabelle Weyman BOOK CLERK Bertha Knrkston CUSTODIAN Henry Brockhoff SWIMMING MATRON Margaret Ward DIETICIAN Helen Johnson SPEECH THERAPIST Don Saunders Y Y Y in H W nn . , . . , . Mr M A Wolok Jr Sensor Voccmonol Counselor -.. fwf-. Mlss E A Muller Girls Advisor di M4 Mlss E S Walker Junior Vocational Counselor nine Faculty ART MUSIC AND LANGUAGE F nt Row Cleft to rlghtl M DI Tommaso Mrs Fisher Mr Goetz Sec ond Row Mr DnVlto Mrs Buntmg Mr Flx C17 f.. Sag ENGLISH Front Row Cleft to rlghtj Mlss LeBeau Mnss Blneszner Mrs Eyrlch Mlss Hal dulc Second Raw Mr Brenchak Mr Wills Mr Repaslzy Mr Barnes ten Sllfllllf I ,. COMMERCIAL Left to right Mlss Rlnko Mnss Saphos Mrs Anaston Mnss Vota Mr Baum garten .5 Y.. if E-s as ef Q! s-U' 4 INDUSTRIAL TRAINING leff to right Mr Zimmer Mr McKeon Mr Farrell Mr Sebasfnan Mr Perlch Q-W A--lg. HOMEMAKING leff To rlgh! Mrs Wnble Mrs Sobel Mrs Moran LIBRARIANS left to ngh? Mass Tralnor Mrs Fuller eleven , A 'W I X 3,9 i M X Q z . ' 5 . 5 Ax I- A . ' - - - - ' wx 2-A i . ,, ., ,gf .1 ' : . ' 1 . 5 f . 5 . 7 . ' . Q ra ll 3 s. X D, I r : ' ' f . . Faculty MATHEMATICS Front Row fleff to nghtl Mass Kruse Mr Duessel Second Row Mr Huff mon Mr Boldwln Mr Schubert Mr Grega Mr Siarz Mr Zimmer SCIENCE Left to right Mr Lee Mr Gregg M Ellloif Miss Grleser Mr Baldwin M Seybert twelve PHYSICAL EDUCATION Fronf Row Cleft to nghil Mass Delle Donne Mrs Sawyer Second Row Mr Slgel Muss Ellsott Mr lumprlna ko Mr Bell P' -M -- Mr Brokhoff CUSfOdlGl1 Mrs Knrksfon book clerk -,,,.,...--- Q-A - 1 ea Qsifqg. ' , ,. 1, . '.-wi' 4 X SOCIAL STUDIES Front Row fleft fo nghtl Mlss Frozler Muss Duiney Second Row Mr Means Mr Burgo Mrs Parkas Mr Church Mrs Kcsthner Mr Harter A class af work thirteen Co-Editors-In-Chief Barba a N chols EDITORIAL COMMITTEE Robert Ameluo Mary Ellen Benednk Elmer Bennett Betty Jane Butler Merrll Cernansky Rose Concelman Mary Lou Danto Louise DeLuca John Downie Arleen Gloor Carolyn Gwynn 'Renate Haselstemer Margaret Huron Geraldlne Johnson 'Carol Jones Walter Klsner Judnth Klenn Mary Ann Klumko Carolyn Lawyer Patrlcna Lebec Marulyn Lefko 'Eileen Lesek Harrnet Lozer Thomas Lynch Patrncua Merrlman Samuel Nncatero Jullana Patto Ann Ohl Carol Rlchmond Alma Rock Milton Rolle Duanne Samoy Barbara Steele Verna Stevenson Edward Stoner Sandra Wagner Frances Watson Jane Wlegand Veronlca Zerushnek 'Linda Zlmmerman ART COMMITTEE Waley Burton Jamce Cooper Lynn Collet Susan Craven Janice Irwln Walter Klsner Alma Rock Ella Faye Tutchnell fin' A-0 Susan GENERAL COMMITTEE Bruce Altenhof Samuel Amato Mary Ellen Benedlk Dorothy Brlttaln Marcla Carothers Merrz Cernansky Carol Garllts 'Audrey Gorman Ronald Hammond Marne Hellerman Dorothy Henkel Jacquelme Hurt Dave Jamrtska Charles Kalser Thomas Lynch Mary Ann Malak Barbara Matoka Audrey McGruder Ruth McMurtry Patricia Muller Wayne Seelhorst Sandra Wagner Frances Watson Dianne Zupka 'Chaurman or Co Chalrman I - I- ' I4 I 1 r I Craven Sylvia Camp Charles Rosen Mildred Burke . ,, . ' Co Business Managers Mary Fields TYPING COMMITTEE Mary Ellen Benedlk Connie Benton Judith Cannmg Merril Cernansky Mary Cox Urlme Gibbs Carolyn Gwynn Rose Ann Hartman Edna Henchar Margaret Huron Jacqueline Hurt Patricia Irwin Lorraine Kaut Patricia Lebec Eileen Lesek Carole Lewis Mary Ann Luktisch Barbara Matoka Patricia Miller Raney Mae Owens Nora Parker Sylvia Plantz Dianne Samoy Romaine Santa Mary Ann Smoley Judith Swick Pauline Toomey Janet Watchek Frances Watson Jane Wlegand Lmda Woodward Irene Young mda Zimmerman Dianne Zupka ADVERTISING STAFF Samuel Amato Sylvia Camp Judith Canning Merril Cernansk Camullla Cussallr Gladys Grimes Rose Ann Hartman Edna Henchar Carolyn Lawyer atricia Lebec Marilyn Lefko Barbara Matoka udrey McGruder Anne Ohl 'Sylvia Plantz William Puskas Judith Swick Pauline Toomey N,v,'f Twaf' Camllllu Cussalln Donald Washington Frances Watson Jane Wiegand Dianne Zupka CIRCULATION STAFF John Bauer Juanita Freeman Jacqueline Hayes Jacqueline Hurt Barbara Matoka Patricia Merriman Valerie Messina 'Patricia Muller Joan Owens 'Raney Mae Owens Gary Seamon Barbara Steele Janet Watchek William Wise Linda Woodward FACULTY ADVISE RS Stephen M. Barnes, editorial Rita C. Blieszner, business Edith Reilly, art fifteen February Omrcron Staffs ,X-'Z' we Ed Fronf Row fleff fo rlghfj Mary Ann Klrmko Verna Sfevenson Second Row Rose Councel Harriet Lozer Geraldme Johnson Linda Zrmmerman chairman man Elmer Bennett Judy Klem Lourse DeLuca Robert Amelro Barbara Nrchols co edIlOI' In chief Audrey Gorman chairman Pa? Lebec Anne Ohl Mllfan Rolle ll Y r-Q A an left 'Io rrghf Audrey Mc Gruder, Jolene Dvorak, Mary Fields, co busmess manager, Anne Ohl, Pat Lebec slxfeen O . V. '. 'si .sf A . -reigns A r l A' gsm: , A -, V Jeilflxl I . ' . . K I 551' Q ,X . l I , fr. 1 -F i Q 4 5 ' ' ' ,Q ,o Q . . I . : . I I : . I . 1 . . I . I I i . 7 . i . . , - . . . I I . I 5 I . O I ic' 4. 1. 1 M K C l ' . 1 A -1 1? - L lf Y ' A i N . X., .96 1. ok re S ' 7 Q .1 ., ' 5 X ,. I ' v 5 . xx ' a I A: X ,. s 1, i A lf .lune Omlcron Staffs '15 At Ps 9,5 Ed Front Row Cleft to rlghtl Alma Rock Jane Wergand Margie Huron Betty Butler Mary Ellen Benedik Carol Richmond Carolyn Gwynn chairman Second Row Irene Young Renate Haselstelner chairman Merril Cernansky chairman Sylvia Camp Susan Craven coedltor Eileen Lesek Barbara Steele Connie Benton chairman Carolyn Lawyer Third Row Diane Zupka Valerie Messina Linda Wood ward Jacqueline Hurt Urllne Gibbs Mildred Burke Nora Parker Janet Watchek Patricia Miller Marie Hellerman Eleanor Chengery Ruth McMurty Patricia Merriman Frances Watson Barbara Matolxa Julianna Pitto Mary Cox Fourth Row Marilyn Lefko Ray Wlnesburg Sam Amato John Downie chairman Wiley Burton Tom Lynch Edward Stoner Bruce Altenhof Charles Kaiser Ronald Hammond Wayne Seel horst Charles Rosen chairman Samuel Nicatero Lynn Collet Janice Cooper Sandra Wagner C5 ll B Front Row Cleft to rightj: Sylvia Camp- Diana Zupka- Judy Swick- Pauleen Toomey- Barbara Matoka- Gladys Grimes. Second Row: Marilyn Lefko- Renate Haselsteiner- Merril Cernansky chairman- Sylvia Plantz chairman- Camillia Cussalli business manager- Jane Wiegand chairman- Judy Canning chairman- Rose Ann Hartman- Carolyn Lawyer. Third Row: Valerie Messina- Gary Seaman- Jacqueline Hurt- Juanita Freeman- Edna Henchar- Nora Parker- Pat Merriman chairman- Raney Mae Owens chairman- Pat Miller Chairman- Lorraine Kaut- Irene Young- Bill Puskas- Barbara Steele. Fourth Row: Frances Watson- Romaine Santa- Sam Amato- Tom Lynch- Bruce Altenhof- Wiley Burton- Wayne Seel- horst- John Bauer' Dorothy Brittain- Jacqueline Hayes. S6VeI'1l'96l'I ' 'fm-, . ., A? 4.-' miss' 1 1 C5 . . 'Ng E' A J ngrx r .qN Pviglz '49, Vx - f -?9yv,4 +wfV' PL .wiv .ak 1 9 'V an Q AP-q.-1,53 'Eb YM. QV, wg? .wav 1' iff , 'PGV we-fsff-ff ' Ax- ill Q 5 5 -.ffm Q. W :Qt 5. 5 35- .Misa ' an 4.1-JF v 4 JL-Y L 453 ii. fJ 1 gs ,, l. 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X 2541 xr 12A Class Ofllcers Front Row Louise Deluco soclal chorrmun Elmer Bennett presrdent Judrth Klern social chairman Second Row Robert Amello vrce presldeni Mary Ann Klrmko secretory Joseph Motonls ireusurer fwenly one . gb Q l 5 gl -'P'-i f fi . .afi , r . 5 y 'xi Q c Fi 5 s i l, lg X 8 - '-6 ' r gy gn 4' lf 3 , si V Q k ' , ' ,. raw ' ill' N r gfaff--K lxtl, fri K I l'fiNst'.'f x K 'A s 4 ff f . K Y q , I r Honor Roll Class of February 1960 Fhgh Honor William Edward Katzenmeyer Judlth Anne Lindsay Judith Renee Klein Kathleen Marne Robrnson Louuse Margaret DeLuca Frederick J Dllllot Januce Rae lrwm Carol Joan Jeremlas Mary Ann Kllmko Patrncra Marne Lebec twenty two Arlene M Gloor Honor Joanne Janet Lozer Joseph Anthony Moto Barbara Jean Nichols Anne Louise Ohl Ella Faye Tltchnell Brenda Mae Thomas Lnnda Jean Zimmerman HIS 0 ROBERT J AMELIO I8 the life and soul of the parly Smedley llkeable Bob came to Olrver wa Horace Mann Englrsh chorus and hrstory are has subfect favor les smgmg wrth the Catalmos and eatmg take up bus spare tsme won a hrstory award In eighth grade unusual lad about hum he has o small head whnch makes has nose look bugger much plans to attend college ACTIVITIES Rellgrous Educahon Olaver HIY Presrdenf 12 Chapel Choir 911 President 11 Secretary of Pubhcrty 12 Sensor Class Vace Presudent Class Play 12 German Club Omncron Staff 12 RUBY DEAN ARMSTRONG lt ls better to be farthful Ihan famous Unknown Deame quaetly came to us from Columbus lrkes caokmg smgang and dancmg was honored ln mnlh grade as bemg an honor guard Chlcago she had to stay m the house because It was believed she had chrcken pox turned out to be mosqusto bnes Chemnstry boology and book keepmg rate hugh wrth her ACTIVITIES Honor Roll Program Chanrman 11 Relrgnous Educatlon 912 Science Club Locker Chaurman 12 ELMER RICHARD BENNETT He who has abrlcty finds has place Cahrer Popular 'Butch came to us from Mary Jane Cowly to be elected Class Presndent bookkeeping and history are hrs favonte subgects clarms the 'funnrest thing to happen to hum was meehng Nose wrll always be remembered for has class leadershrp ACTlVlTlES Homeroom Secretary 11 Homeraom Vrce Presndent 11 Homeroom President 12 Senror Councnl 12 Honor Roll Samtatuon Squad 11 Chapel Choir 912 All Cnty Chorus 12 German Club 1011 Omrcron 12 CARL DAVlD BIRKEL Skull to do comes of nothing Emerson Butch came to Oliver by way of John Morrow trlgonometry physrcs and type rate hrgh aso engoys water sknng and Ice skatlng won a scnence award In the mnth grade clanms the funniest thmg that ever happened to ham was to eat a cream puff and drscover there was no cream In 4 future plans are to ga to college and mayor in engmeermg ACTIVITIES Slade Rule Club 10 German Club 1011 DONAID D BOXLEY Every man IS ar hopes to be an Idler Johnson Dan entered Olwer vra Columbus physrcs wrth Mr Gregg and hssiory wrth Mr Harter are his 'lavonte subjects dancing and watchmg telwmon take up most of hrs spare trme plans to spend some tn-ne with Uncle Sam after graduation an ihe Umted States Arr Force ACTIVITIES Intramural Sports 912 Tram: Squad 11 we -aj? twenty three Efw twenty four wiv I s is ff,,I-1 'l!P 'i if fbx LORETTA ELLEN CAPE Softly speak and sweetly smile Addison Bookkeeping and gym rate hrgh on Lorettos lust enloys eating listening to hr fi and loafmg with Jean came to us by way of McNaugher vsa Perry alms fo be a private secretary funniest expert ence wasthe time she went rob hunting with Jean Sanitation Squad FTA 1112 ACTIVITIES Homeraom President 'IO Homeroom Treasurer Home room Secretary Intramural Sports 1011 ROSE MILDRED CONCELMAN A good smile is sunshine IH a house Unknown Sweet Rose smiled her way to Oliver from Manchester via Conroy engoys English Spanish chemistry and bookkeeping hobbies include collecting rec ards slnglng IH the church choir and playing the plana her future plans are college and perhaps teaching ACTIVITIES FTA 1012 Slide Rule Club 10 lntramural Sports 1012 Samtatron Squad 12 Usherettes 12 Homeroom Secretary 12 Honor Roll Omrcron Staff 12 CARROLL LEE CONWAY You know l say lust what I thunk and nothing more or less Longfellow Carroll came to Oliver vra Columbus bookkeep Ing office practice and Spanish rate hugh lays singing swimming and dancing plans to attend Shadyside Hospital School of Nursmg AC TIVITIES Chapel Choir 1012 FTA ll 12 All Coty Chorus 'I2 Usherettes 12 Spanish Club 910 Chapel Choir Secretary 12 Bicentennial Chorus 12 Omrcron Stat? JOHN C CONWAY JR Oh its mce to get up In the morning but its nicer to stay In bed Lauder Our pleasant happy-golucky Spider came to s via Horace Mann hrs favorite subgects are gym and history you will usual End Jack under a car ln the tunnel or sleepmg rn homeroom he asn I sleepmg all the time he won an O for mon agmg the basketball team and holds a rob with lsalys the Arr Force will claim hum after gradu atron ACTIVITIES German Club 910 Chapel Choir 911 Track 11 Auto Mechanic 11 Electron Board I1 RAY PAUL CONWAY The end of labor as to gam leisure . . . Aristotle Ray entered Oliver via Columbus . . . physics Eng- lish and mechanical drawing are his favorite sub- iects . . . enjoys baseball and has won a letter for being team manager . . . his favorite hobby is driv- ing his Buick . . . plans to work for a while after graduation and then enter college. ACTIVITIES . . . Football Manager 7- Track Manager 7- Baseball Man- ager 8- Swimming Team Manager 9-I0- Baseball Team 9-I0. f f! fff 7 f EDWARD CHARLES CRAWFORD Music ts the unwersal language of mankmd Longfellow Ed came to Olwer wa John Morrow to tolce one of the leads In the Senlor Class Play chemlstry Latsn and lunch are hrs favorute subgects eatmg IS has hobby won an O' for track wt enter the Unatecl States Coast Guard after gradua 'hon ACTIVITIES Basketball 912 Swxmmlng Club Track Team 9 Hall Patrol Sensor Orchestra 1012 Bear Facts Staff Business Manager 'I2 Sensor Class Play MARY LOUISE DANTO Happy as IS nghtfully passable E not Carefree Mary Lou came to Olrver from Columbus outside of school eatmg and bemg wath Rnch keep her busy an school bookkeeping gym and clerrcol trammg are tops she ts quite proud of her Oliver Bear awarded to her for keepmg the Memornal Room an order her plans after graduation are to settle down ACTIVITIES Travel Club Gtrls Service Club 9 Samtatlon Squad IO F T A 10 'I2 Cheerleader Club 9 Intramural Sports I0 11 Advanced Bookkeepung Club Omncron I2 CAROL ANN DAVIS Happy as the day s long Borrow Carol came to us from Horace Mann to puck Englssh science and algebra as favorite subgects In her after school hours she may be found skating or bowl n remembers the time she got her tlnger stuck nn a bowling ball and went down the alley wtth rt would luke to attend St Margarets Hospttal for nurses trammg ACTIVITIES Samtatlon Squad 10 Il, Drama Club 11, Chapel Choir 11 'I2, Sctence Club 11 LOUISE MARGARET DE LUCA I hate scarce smiles, I love Iaughsng Blake Weezse danced her way to Oliver vla John Mar row to engoy bookkeepmg, shorthand and office practice hobbles are dancmg at Danceland and swimming funniest thing was havtng gym with the crazy four, Sus, Lmda, Carol and Judy plans to get a stenographlc 'ob ACTIVITIES Senlor Leaders 1012, FTA 1012, Chapel Choir 'l1, Bul Ietm Staff 12, Honor Roll 912, Usherettes 12, Home room Secretary IO, Class Social Chairman 12, Sensor Leaders Treasurer 10, Secretary 11, Spamsh Club Secretary 9, Vuce Presndent 10, Omlcron FREDERICK J DILLIOT A man's own character shapes hrs fortune Cornelrus Fred come to Olaver from Columbus favorute sub gects are tngonometry, chemistry and German In his spare time he likes to hunt and work on has car wtll never forget the dead battery and the walk home from Rtvervnew ACTIVITIES Homeroom Press dent, Homeroom Vtce President 12, Auto Mechamcs' Club, Honor Roll, German Club Vice Prestdent ,pr fb. f .f Q EP i he Mx 1 twenty tive ll I! 4 s . . . , ' ' 11 1 .II V -- ' - K . . . . - 7 g 7 I i ' 1, V . . 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X ,. ,,,,-Haw R , I g . . . 6 . , . , . . . . , I PL wax tw QS. 2 A twenty eight vs. 'T' BETTY HARGROVE Lite IS what you make it Cheney Bet entered Oliver from Manchester via Conroy Jr High math and bookkeeping rate as her favorite sublects likes to collect records and skate remembers a funny incident on Beaver Avenue when her skirt fell down all the way plans to attend charm school after graduation AC TIVITIES Intramural Sports Safe Driving Club Bear Facts Staff JEAN LOUSIE HARLEY You have to believe in happiness or happiness never comes Mallack Sweet Jean came to Oliver vua Horace Mann likes bookkeeping and gym can usually be found looting with the glrs remembers the flat 'ire on Perrysvrlle Avenue plans to be a receptionist after graduation ACTIVITIES Advance Book keeping Club LAURETTA ANN HAZARD It is better to be late than never to arrive Dionysius l.arett come to Oluver from Manchester via Conroy enloys history playing the piano is her hobby walking out of school the sixth period whlle school was stlll in session was brave of her would like to attend college ACTIVITIES Religious Education 912 FTA Intramural Sports Class Play I2 DENNIS WALTER HOFFMAN Be not merely good be good for something Thoreau likeable Den entered Oliver via Horace Mann rates bookkeepmg wlth Miss Sophos as has favorite sublect can be found looting at the pizza en claims the funniest thang to happen to hum was his meeting Bob Amelia business school will claim him after graduation ACTIVITIES Chapel Choir 912 Baseball Team 'IO Homeroom Vice Pres: dent T0 Homeroom Sergeant of Arms ll HIY Club GEORGE KENNETH HUDSON I love fools experiments I am always making them Darwin Ken came to Oliver from John Morrow to enloy bookkeeping with Miss Saphos and Chorus with Mr. Geotz . . . claims to be the only boy in 'l'l5 who never gets reprimanded-much . . . remembers the flat tire on Perrysville Avenue . . . plans to get a iob after graduation and earn some money. AC- TIVITIES . . . Chapel Choir I0-I2. JANICE RAE IRWIN Every artist dsps has brush unto his own soul and pamts his own nature mto has pucture Beecher Jan came to Ohver from John Morrow to rate art bookkeeping and advanced camposman as her favor lte sublects her spore time IS spent rootmg for the Bucs and drawmg pictures will always be remembered as the gurl with purple fingers she changed the days to graduation on the blackboard ACTIVITIES Relrgsous Educatuon 9 Art Club 912 Advanced Bookkeeping Club 12 Honor Roll 912 CAROLE JOAN .IEREMIAS I am wealthy m my friends Shakespeare lllceable Carole smiled her way to Ohver from John Morrow rating tops with her are biology Spanish and bookkeepmg enloys tennis bowl mg and dancing wrll attend Allegheny General Hospltals School of Nursmg after graduatton ACTIVITIES Rehglous Educatron 9 Honor Roll 910 Chapel Chorr 1012 FTA 1012 Treasurer 12 Make up Club 12 Samtatron Squad 11 Omncron 12 GERALDINE GLADYS JOHNSON While we stop to thmk we often mass our opportunity Syrus Jerry who came from Robert lee Vann says she likes sewing swimming and llstemng to 'azz she will never forget the day she tned to hlde a penny from her brother and swallowed it e funniest thmg that ever happened to her was meetsng Verna S ACTIVITIES Sanitation Squad 12 Library Club 1112 Tn HIY 1112 President 12 Usherettes 12 Intramural Sports Omlcron 12 JOYCE ELAINE JOHNSON Quletness IS best Holland Joyce came to Ohver from Manchester to engoy clerical trannmg type math review and bookkeeping usually can be found listening to the radio or with Ben plans to attend beauty school after graduation ACTIVITIES Girls Service Club 912 Intramural Sports 1112 Advanced Bookkeep mg Club 12 ILLIAM EDWARD KATZENMEYER hatever IS worth domg at all IS worth doing Anon Bull came to Ohver from John Morrow to engoy hysncs chemistry and tngonometry hrs favorite obbles are photography and electronics embers the time he was on the Jumor Town Meet- ng of the Air . . . plans to attend college after raduation and major in physics. ACTIVITIES . . . erman Club 9-10- Slide Rule Club 10- Homeroom resident 10 and 12' Senior Class Play 12- National onor Society 11-12 President 125 High Honor all 9-12. Q65 in QX ' l' me R' twenty nine '6- 9 thirty one I2 thurty two skis HARRIET ANN LOZER Wuthout love and laughter there us no loy HON-Ice Ha Ha' twurled her way to Oluver from Horace Mann dancung and beung wuth that certaun some one are her hobbues math revuew clerucal tram ung and gym rate hugh un sublects receuved a letter for mauorettes stull laughs when she thunks of beung locked un the west gym closet plans to get a secretarual uob ACTIVITIES Chapel Chour I0 I2 Mauorettes 1012 FTA 1012 Usher ettes 'I2 Sanutohon Squad ll Omucron Staff 12 JOANNE JANET LOZER Wuthout love and laughter there us no 'oy luve amu love and goy Horace Nonu marched her way to Oluver vua Horace Man to wun an O for her magorette work math revue and ol'Tuce practuce are her fovorute subuects o bues unclude Kenny and goofing off wuth the gurls plans for the future unclude workung and marruage ACTIVITIES FTA 'IO I2 Mauorettes 'II I2 Home room Treasurer II Absence Bulletun Staff I2 Hono Roll IG 'I2 Mauorette Club Chapel Chour ll EDWARD S LUKE l am as able and as fit as thou Shakespeare Ed came to Oluver from St Andrews vua North Catholuc huntung llshung and water slmng take up hus spare tune hus favorute sublects are book keepung and scuence the day he fell unto the pool wuth all hus clothes on us one of hus funniest events plans to enroll un Robert Morrus Busuness School ACTIVITIES Hall Patrol I2 Advanced Bookkeeping Club 12 AUDREY FLORENCE McGRUDER Good humor us the sunshune of the mund Unknown Fun lovung Podge came to Oluver from Moncheste enjoys shorthand typung and bookkeepung usually can be found dancung and lustenmg to th latest records or rudung un the 52 Mercury wull never figure out how she gets to 'I'l0 on tum for class plans to enter Dufls Busuness School ACTIVITIES FTA ll lubrary Club Treasure 'I2 Intramural Sports ELLIS JAMES MATHIS The great end of Iufe us not knowledge but actuon Huxley Bug O drubbled to Oluver from Conroy husto and Englush are hus fovorute sublects hobbues ar basketball and gurls won a letter for basketba funruuest thmg he remembers us the tume a tea mate CR JJ shot at the wrong basket hopes som day to play professuonal basketball ACTIVITIES Chefs Club Chapel Chour Homeroom Presudent f f f ff ,M 5 ff 4 , f fa 4? ff Law M Z 1 'wif thirty three KAYHLEYN MARIE ROBINSON Friendship is cquolrty Pythagoras 590952 Kgfhy tmllad her way to Olwer vra Horace MW Heh bookkeeping and shorthand as her 54201495390 wbwcts spends har leasure time dancmg slujimg and bowlrng with friends remember wlwyfx me missed all tho duclzpms three tunes an a Wig to became a good secretary is her biggest Wvfblgliwh ACTIVITIES FTA T0 T2 Usherettes Nahum!! Honor Soclety Honor Roll 912 Mll.TON E ROl.l.E Jr The fool wanders the wise man travels Fuller Armablo Mnlton came ta Oliver from Manchester wa Conroy spamsh physlcs and hrstory he claims as lm favorite subgects and he lakes to collect records and read for a post tlme hrs umbmon I4 to attend Putt an preparatoon for a chemical career ACTIVITIES Slide Rule Club I0 Marching Band Club 'll Bear Facts Staff I2 Homeroom Sergeant at Arms I2 Scholarship chairman 10-H Lubrary chairman ll Honor Roll 1012 Orrncron Staff I2 GAYNELL RUTHERFORD The only way to have a friend as to be one Emerson Gay came to Olrver from Manchester vm Conroy claims bookkeeping foods and clothes as her favorste subgects lakes to dance and skate can usually be found an the company of Joe future plans are to become a dress desrgner AC TlVlTlES Girls Servoce Club T012 Intramural Sports 'IO T2 Homeroom Treasurer ll Homeroom Vice Presrdent 10 FREDERICK R SCHNEEMAN Slull's a lay to any man Vrrgrl Fred, who clasms Deacon as has nickname, sauntered to Oliver from Horace Mann ratmg as hrs favonte sublects are mechanrcal drawmg, prmt shop and physncal educatron engoys eatmg pizza and loalmg wnth Fred D, Ken, and Jerry after graduation the servrce wall claim Fred AC TlVlTlES .lr and Sr Track, Auto Mechanics Club, Horneroom Secretary 12, Honor Roll 79 WlLl.lAM LAWRENCE SKULTETY 'Tas substantial happiness to eat Pope Ball, who confesses the fellows call hum Whale, came to Oluver from John Morrow to engoy German, chemistry, and business law can usually be found rn Rlvervnew Park or at Bash's with Jae M, Jerry, or Joe S hrs favorrte dash ns przza topped WlTl'l Ice cream ACTIVITIES HlY Club, Art Club, Chemlstry Library Club i. 'FUN Orr' 'Q' l' 'K :G- thlrty five Q6 fx thirty sux in MARY ANN SMOLEY For me rt ns to laugh O Henry laughable Lammy came to Oliver vra Horace Mann skating dancing and golung with the gurls are her speclal talents favonte subjects are law office practice and Englush meetmg Nom was her funniest experience plans to be a secretary rn the future ACTIVITIES Art Club 9 Sonata hon Squad Il Homeroom asslstant treasurer 'I0 II I-'onor Roll II I2 Electron Board II Ormcron I2 VERNA JEAN STEVENSON I have a heart wnh every roy Balley Vern danced her way to Oluver flat feet and all vra Columbus to engoy Bookkeepmg sales and Spamsh besndes dancmg her favonte hobbues are skatmg and talkung lrterary lnmded Verna once had a poem publnshed ln Amenca Snngs embarrassmgmoment when skotmg her slurt fell oft future plans Include Duquesne Busmess College ACTIVITIES Tumblmg Club 9 Travel Club 9 Relnguous Educahon 912 Safe Dnvmg Club I0 In tramural Sports 1012 Samtataon Squad I2 Ad vanced Bookkeepung Club I2 Usherettes I2 Spanrsh Club T2 Omxcron BRENDA MAE THOMAS Cheerfulness In doing renders a deed more accept abe Fuller Brenda came to Olnver from Columbus engoys bookkeepmg Englush and hustory lakes to roller skate and partucvpate an sports remembers her tno skate plans to attend Duffs Business School after graduatnon ACTIVITIES Crochet Club 7 Chorus 7 Travel Club 8 Senior Leaders 912 Rell gnous Educatron I2 FTA. I2 El.l.A PAYE TITCHNEIJ.. If music be the food of love sung on smg on smg if-4. Bryon of Y Tstch came to Oliver vna Horace Mann er hobbies are water skung smgmg and art work won a Scholastlc Gold Key for art and an Oliver letter for magorettes future plans Include college ACTIVITIES Sensor Leaders Club Malorettes I0 I2 captam Il co captaxn Homeroom Presndent II Homeroom Social Chasrman I2 LAWRENCE J TURNER The world us has who has money to go over at Emerson The Collms came to us from Conroy to engoy booklzeepmg and craft: can be found smgmg or lookmg at pretty gurls won an Olnver letter for benng one of our top rebounding men next stop for Lawrence ls the army ACTIVITIES Woodshop Leader Chapel Chorr Basketball Team thirty seven John Merry In Memoriam A-dll. pn 4 4 5? . XA ,J . A ,-K,w.,.,,1., , rs 1 ' I , . 4' 1- .1 , e . , ight: js a 1 V ,-I 3 ' .2 N 1 , X y ' ' X yy QT , iiinz. L' t . thirty nme Senior Homerooms February 1960 ,nz Q nun- 1,7 -X Ia. V 1 'Ss ROOM 136 Front Row fleft to rlghtD Sandra Farrar Ruta Edmonds Audrey Gorman Fred Drlllott vrce presndent Mary Flelds secretary Mary Ann Klnmko soclal chairman Elmer Bennett pressdent Tom Weaver treasurer Geraldlne Johnson Pat Lebec Ruby Armstrong Second Row Llnda Zimmerman Lauretta Hazard Rose Concelman Anne Ohl Judy Klem Thrrd Row Richard Medwld Bob Amelro Esther Wlles Ball Wlse Don Boxley Nodme Foster James Dunmore Edward Luke Jean Harley Stephanre Knsko Fourth Row Bruce Nrckles Mal ton Rolle Fred Schneemon Ball Skultety Robert Kennedy Carl tll 0' Q. ,i H.: gig. CO s. 'f is W er at ll- but 444 lr 'Q tv' ROOM 'll5 Front Row fleft to rlghtl Brenda Thomas Betty Hargrove Louise Deluca secretary Arlene Gloor vlce pres: dent Ball Katzenmeyer presudent Ella Fay Tntchnell Donald Washmgton Joseph Motoms treasurer Barbara Nichols Second Row Harnet Lozer Joyce Johnson Gaynell Rutherford Mary Louuse Donto Judy Lmdsay Miss Rlnko Loretta Cape Jolene forty ,Q 1- ay' Dvorak Carol Davls Kathleen Robinson Joyce Matters Thlrd Row Joan Owens Verna Stevenson Audrey McGruder Alrce Prrce Carole Jeremuas Jamce Irwm Fourth Row Kenneth Kavac Charles Durham Raymond Kung John Conway Kenneth Hud son Fnfth Row Edward Crawford Charles Moore Lawrence Turner Ellis Mathrs Ray Conway Robert Kern O I Ol 49' 4 1: . in 21.-W -Q M.: 5 ,,- , - 4- 1 xr 1 ' - J cs 1- 1 A - 1 1 -.- 1 O ' X 0 , , v 91' if ' .X 1 -. . , - , , - .1 , . I U . ' X D ' 4 Q 1 I ' . - 'N . -v 1' R - . ,A 11 .M ir, X x.,,,.. N f -- J, - ' 3' ' 1 1 .. fe , . ' ' l ' , 4 J . M A n l 1- I . s ' K s X ru ' s-- I J i, K A A ' 1 I ' 1 1 1 ' - ' 1 I 1 I 1 1 ' 5 ' 5 ' ' 5 1 1 1 I 1 ' 1 5 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' . 1 ' g '- 1 - 1 F 1 1 ' 1 1 Joanne Lozerf Mary Ann Smoleyp Carol Conwayy Mlss Dutneyg Birkelp Jerry Repcheck. at ll sa s 1- Q I, ' ' .. W -. .... i -5 -- , Lf , 1 fe 1 . , ' . ' 1 --if K .. - 5 n V . 1- 1 - A , A 4 A ' , . H . . 1 'T' tl 5 'Y I X 3 S A ' ,fy 4 1 ' l ' 1 5 at I 3 f 1 4- Q ' ' 0 I In . ' 4 on ' X , U' , K 1 I x - 1 S A 5 f. li ' 1. 1 , 1 - . 1 1 2 - . J ' 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 . ' 1 1 1 , - : 1 1 1 ' I , . I . , . F . I . . ' Z I 1 1 1 - 1 ' 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 . 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X X V I X ,I+ B . 1' I , - A Q nfl X . 1' J June 1960 Commencemenf Program .IULIUS MATTHEW AKRIE JR Heaven IS not reached by a smglo bound but we burlt the ladder by whach we ruse Holland Mmme Mmosa traveled to Oluver from St A drews favors Englash band bookkeeplng gym art busmess law and sales spare tame ns oc cupred wnth sports or lnstemng to progresswe 'azz awards from Oliver nnclude letters for both baseball and band stull remembers the day he fell down Saundras steps ns lookrng forward to the Arr Force upon graduatron ACTIVITIES Band Club 9l2 Marchtng Band 912 Art Club 'IO 'll Muslc Appreclatlon Club II HIY Il Baseball Team 'IO I1 .IUDITH ALETTO lt IS womans prlvllege to be late or absent Alam Before coming to Oluver from St Gabrlel Judy took dancmg lessons smce then she has been an avld dance enthusaast modeled several times an Snmplnclty Fashron Shows lakes sleeping and eatmg can eat a conglomeratron of prckles oranges and peaches at the some tame as traveled often once went to Mussourn as summer flew to Tampa Floruda for two weeks one day she 'Tnay be a secretary ACTIVITIES Relngnous Educatnon 9 I0 Charm Club I0 'll Class Play I2 MARY ANN ALLETSE And we find at the end of a perfect day the soul of a fnend we ve made Bond Qulet Mary Ann came to Oliver from St Gabnels to engoy Enghsh and cookmg always cooks all the meals at home and of course eats them too dancmg absorbs her attentnon has been m Ballet Club in Oltver and also has taken ballet lessons outside of school Mary Ann as constantly reading books about nursmg they fascnnate her so much that she has decuded to become a Nurses Aide ACTIVITIES Ballet Club 9 BRUCE DALE ALTENHOF A man rs luke the leaves of a grant tree some fall and some grow Unknown Moose lumbered unto Oliver from Horace Mann has a flour for scrence and math always fully absorbed by chemrstry physlcs trngonometry and automatxon hrs Pontaac became a lrfe saver for all the fellows who took automatlon at Alle gl1eny won Amerncan legion and DAR htstory awards wants to study electncal or chemrcal engmeermg ID college ACTIVITIES Trrgonometry Club 9 Slade Rule Club Traffic Squad I0 HIY Club ll I2 Home Room Presrdent OMICRON Staff I2 Honor Roll 7 I2 SAMUEL FRANCIS AMATO Many recetve few profit by It Syrus Upon coming to Olwor from Regma Coelr School Sam found he was happrest rn chemlstry alge bra and metal shop spends tame collectmg stamps Gslnng and parhcnpatmg m athletucs says he IS unusual nn havmg a gold capped tooth was awarded football basketball and track letters and the Carver Award for Sclence hopes to enter the armed servnce after graduatlon ACTIVI TIES Relrguous Educatson 9 I0 Tumbling Club 9 'IO .lumor Track and Basketball 9 Sensor Track Basketball and Football 'IO I2 Home Room Soft ball Team 10 II HIY Club Traffic Squad 1012 Rules Interpretation Club Home Room Socral Chair man OMICRON Stall I2 Fl-X The 4! 5'F '-v-.J forty five ,uv 7 6x -gf' A Q-une forty six 'Q' 'fb' CLARENCE L AVERY JR Do not turn back when you are gust at the goal Syrus C l. entered Oliver from Manchester vna Conroy engoys tem-ns and golf selected subgects Include bookkeepmg and Englssh apphes hrmselt most successfully to languages and boosts of mem bershsp to the Spamsh and French clubs also In cluded m has accomplrshments rs parhcnpatson nn the All Cnty Chorus plans to further hrs educatxon at Robert Moms Busmess School ACTIVITIES Home Room Softball I0 I2 Spamsh Club French Club Wood Shop Leaders Club Tratlic Club II Chorus ll 'I2 Safe Druvers Club T2 GEORGE AYRES You are not fully dressed unhl you wear a smsle Unknown Smokey spent hrs early school days at St Leos booklceepmg and typeare tops wnth ham hls specaalty us hunting and flshmg has an lndescrlbable attraction to baseball games helped wln a softball trophy for hrs home room team hrs buggest arm as to attend Robert Moms Busmess School ACTIVITIES Druvers Club 'IO Metal Shop ll I2 ALYCIA ROSE BARBER The more you say the less people remember Fenelon Snooky sung herself unto Oliver from Columbus vla Fulton although she does not sung profes slonally she can sung always a bug hut 2 school vanety shows once two boyfnends came to her house to vmt her at the some tume she introduced them to each other as her cousnns has real cousins from England and Tnmdad wants to go to euther Earl Wheeler Modelmg School or nursmg school ACTIVITIES Garls Servsce Club 1112 .lumor Red Cross Sanltatlon Squad l2 JOHN A BAUER A sound conscaous IS a brazen wall Unknown John walked ln from St Cyruls to favor Englrsh and busmess law to other sublects claims hus favorrte past tumes are eating Bug Boys and dating gurl named Pat plans to enter the coast guard after graduation ACTIVITIES Homeroom Vrce Presrdent 9 Treasurer of German Club 9 I0 R lrgnous Educatron 911 Traffic Squad T012 Auto Mechanics Club l'I Baseball team 'II12 HIY T2 Sanutatlon Squad H12 Swnmmmg Club I2 Sensor Class Play 12 OMICRON Staff 12 MARY ELLEN BENEDIK He as well pond that ns well satrstled Shakespeare Ben journeyed to Oliver from St Leos vla Mt Asslsl IS attracted to Englnsh advanced com posmon and shorthand leusure tame ss filled with dancing slcahng and lrstenmg to Everly Bro thers records considers It IS unusual that she enloys football and baseball hopes to attend college and become an elementary teacher ACTlVl TES Charm Club French Club I0 Rengxous Education 'IO TT Tumbling Club ll Intro mural Sports 'll Home Room Soclal Chaurman 12 Honor Roll 9 10 I2 OMICRON Staff I2 CONSTANCE BENTON The secret of success IS constancy to purpose Durarh Conme rushed from St Leos mto Oliver co usually be found dancing skatmg swnmrrung hrkmg tw! ambmon rs to become a private secretary shorthand typo and Englrsh are tops wath her says that shes a real blond calls the emborrossmg tame when she was dancmg at the Jumor Prom and hor hoop fell down AC TIVITIES Honor Roll 9l2 Semor Leaders 912 Rellgrous Educatron II Class Play I2 Charm Club I0 Home Room Secretary 912 Trugonometry Club 9 Fashlon Show I0 Intramural Sports II OMICRON Stall I2 Blcentenmal marchmg 'II DONALD BERRY The fool wanders the wnseman travels Fuller Don smiled hrs way unto Olrver from St Francns prefers wood shop and gym hopes are to enter the Arr Force can be found working on cars or racmg remarks the most hularrous thmg that happened to hum was when he dropped the transmnsslon and had to push hrs car home at 630 m the mormng ACTIVITIES Baseball Team 9 Football Team Swnmmung Team 9 II GERALD BIALEK The profound thmker always suspects that he IS superficral Unknown Jerry came to us vua St Cyrlls to engoy bookkeep Ing English and mechanical drawmg spends most of hrs spare tame fixing cars and collectmg records wlll always be proud of hrs track award and of the fact that he played on the 'IIA charn paonshsp softball team clanms the funniest thmg that happened to ham was meeting Jack Norman wrll never forget hrs 41 Chevy plans to attend Industrial Arts School ACTIVITIES Track Team Football Team Auto Mechanics Club I0 II President of Auto Mechanics Club 'I'l Rules and Regulotnon Club I2 BETTY RUTH BOSTIC Frnendshlp adds a bnghter radrance to lrfe Cncero Betty came to Olrver from Manchester vna Conroy her most mterestmg experlences came nn book keeping shorthand and clothing classes carned her sewmg skulls home wuth her because she makes some of her own clothes once won fifty dollars as the first prize In a popularity contest at the Dramond Roller Rmk dances skates and plays volleyball alter school would lake to become a seamstress ACTIVITIES Treasurer of Home room II JEROME BOULWARE It as thmkmg about the load that makes one hred Unknown Jerry prepped at Columbus and entered Onver wrth a bug secret rates boolrkeepang mechanrcal drawing and Engllsh hugh among hrs scheduled sub ects collectmg records and tunmg up cars con some hrs spare time won an Oliver track award wnll always remember the 41 Chev that per slsted m bemg an poor condmon ACTIVITIES Track Team 'IO I1 Football Team I1 Rules and Regulation Club I2 ... u su :- . ... I1 , 1 I Ol' .. ,f .. . . ...M ..., , - 1 ... ...ft rv- 'i 'I I i J 'S 7 i ' i I . I ... ,, ,, . . . . . . ... 5 I ll ll ' 'I ' , , . ., 1 1 1 I I I , ... ... , ... ll ll ... , I . ' I ll 1 i i 'Forty eight jx hd' 4 ' 'allur- 4'-'--f Q' anus., 'iss 'N-rf CHARLES BRANDL All Ieornmg does not come from books Unknown Chuck a natural reparrman drove to Ollver from Annuncoatnon likes bookkeeping busmess law electnc shop and prmt shop as a knack for fixmg cars and radros rs ganmng expenence by working at Rschey Auto Ports hopes to open has own auto repatr shop In the future ACTNITIES Auto Reparr Club 912 Home Room Sergeant-at Arms 10 Home Room Sensor Class Play Trcket Chairman OMICRON Stott Som tatron Squad, Traffic Squad 12 DOROTHY ANN URITTAIN Truth rs lost by too much controversy Unknown Dab scurrred unto Olxver from John Morrow to become a hard worker on the Oluver Scrapbook for whnch she recerved an Olrver Bear records and art are among her hobbres compared wath other subgects Engllsh hlstory and art rate very hug plans to enter college after graduatnon ACTIVITIES Art Service Club 911 Homeroom Secretary 911 Semor Leaders 9 Charm Club 10 11 German Newspaper 10 11 Samtatton Squad 12 Honor Roll JANET BROWN What you dont know you can always learn Unknown Janet followed the route to Ollver by way of St Francns Xavrer selects as her :deal subgects gym and clerical tralnmg recreation composes of dancmg bowlmg and swrmmmg wall always be remembered for her refreshmg sense of humor fnends are stlll loshlng about the nlght she backed her car mto a pole stnves to become a beautman ACTIVITIES Homeroom Treasurer 9 Locker Inspection 9 Samtahon Squad 1012 Safe Drlvers Club 10 11 Relngnous Educatron 9 10 MILDRED KATHERINE BURKE To love rs human rt IS also human to forgave Plautus Understanding Mrllue halls from Columbus engays helping people for she plans to become a soctal worker bemg absent only twrce durmg her stay at Oliver maght be unusual for most people but not for Mtllxe dancmg and Swlmmlng take up most of her spare trme ACTIVITIES Tngo nometry Club 9 German Club 9 10 F T A Club Rehguous Educatron 10 I1 lntra mural Sports 11 'l'nHrY Club Sensor Leaders Class Treasurer OMI CRON Staff 12 WILEY MURRY BURTON JR lt matters not what you are thought to be but what you are Syrus Popular Butch drrbbled unto Oliver from Conroy to become a first strung basketball player was awarded letters and certrflcates tn basketball foot ball and track compared wath other subgects bustness law geometry and Amencan Democracy rate very hugh claims that singing and playing records take up most of hrs spare time plans to become a lawyer ACTIVITIES Homeroam Presldent 10 11 Basketball Team 1012 Track Team 10 Football Team 1012 Art Club 11 12 HI Y 12 BETTY JEAN BUTLER Vnrtue Increases under a werght or burden known Betty Jane entered Oluver by way of Columbus to flnd her hlstory physacs and Engllsh classes the most lnterestlng passes her Iensure hours by reading good books and wotchmg televrslon attending college In the hope of becoming a teacher IS her future arm ACTIVITIES Travel Club 9 Intramural Sports T012 Library Club I0 WCAE Radlo Program I0 Home Room Secretory I0 FTA 'IOI2 Delegate to FTA Conventnon I2 Home Room Socral Chanrman II German Cl b IO II BEAR FACTS Staff 'II 'I2 Presldent of Girls Serv me Club I2 Honor Roll Reluglous Educatnon 'I2 OMICRON Staff JAMES WII.I.IAM CAMERON Thmk what others ought to be lake then start bemg lake that yourself Unknown Jrm ns attracted to bookkeepmg Englrsh busnness law and hlstory when hes not studying these he relaxes by gomg hunhng and flshrng aso has a great Interest In cars sn fact he as em ployed by a gas stotlon recesved awards for being manager of the magazme subscnptuon dnve and business manager of the Sensor Class Play followrng graduatuon Jum deslres to find work an accountant ACTIVITIES Machine shop Dnvers Club Rellgnous Education Spanish Club SYLVIA LORRAINE CAMP Give the world the best you have and the best wall come back to you Brndges Syl traveled to Olnver vna Columbus IS partlal to Englrsh advanced composlhon Spanish and hos tory plano playmg dancmg and talking to the remember the morning of the rumor class pncmc when seven of the gurls froze at North Park State Teachers College will clalm Syl upon gradu atlon ACTIVITIES Chorus Club Intramural Sports 9 German Club 9 I0 RQIIQIOUS Education 911 FTA I0 I2 BEAR FACTS Staff Il Home Room Treasurer Sanitation Squad Honor Roll OMI CRON Stott I2 JUDITH ANN CANNING A frlend IS known In time of need Unknown Smnlmg Judy trnpped from John Morrow to clanm bookkeeping history and gym as her top rated sublects wrll never forget breaking her foot whlle twlrlnng a hula hoop her leisure hours are taken by dancmg swlmmmg and Ice skating plans to enter a business school after gradua tron ACTIVITIES Tumbling Club 9 Cheerlead ers Club IO I2 Home Room Vice Presldent II MARCIA ANN CAROTHERS He loves Iuttle who loves by rule Montongne Mudge entered the House of the Bears af er completing seven years of schoolsng at Langley favors type chemxstry and English above other sub ects a very accomphshed basketball player has a membershlp ln the CYC basketball team at Sf Leos nmth and tenth grades proved profit able for her when she was awarded for her supenor cookmg abullty can usually find her ln Joe s Daury Store wlth Eileen and Dottoe her future plans Include nurses tramlng ACTIVITIES OMICRON Staff I2 Home Room Basketball Tumbling Club 'I0 QR Q? is 'Q ' R- 1' forty nme ' ' ' . . . Un- ,1 1, - 1 , . . . 1 . 1 - - 1 1 1 2 - - 1 'Sa - 1 . . . 1 1 U 1 1 i . . , i 1 1 1 1 1 , .1 .Je ,, . ,, . . I . , . I . . . ' , p A, 1 u 1 , ' -X I . E Q 1 . I ,, I . . I . . as K . eg . . . . . . I . , . . . . . . wg, K 1 1 - Q A A . . , D ' Q x 11 u - - - - .41 A . I . . I . I . - . . . , , Big 3 consume her excess time . . . will always i' - 1, 1. I ' ' Il ll - T I . 1 u 1 1 ' 1 , 1 ' ' I . - . ' f I ' I I I l ' ' ll Il ' ' m . I . I I ' . i . . I . . Q . . . - ly! . . . . 1 - . 5 , ' W , X . . -A ri 1 , , . X xx . 1 r, -1 ., u ' ll u n 'T 'K ' , . . ' n . 4 wtf' 1 I I ' ' ' 1 - I . . . . , . . , . . 1 1 ' - . 0 Zf,t,,fW,fMWfW,t,,' f, f ,,,, 1 , n V rf , V, , , X. MARCIA ENGSTROM No one knows what he can do until he tries . . . Syrus ' ' Marsh rates clerical training and business law highly . . . is an alumnus of Annunciation . . . fills her spare time by listening to records and dancing . . . her funniest experience took place at a bowling alley, when she wound'up a la Vernon law, pitched the ball down the alley, and astounded the onlookers by scoring a strike . . . will seek a iob as a typist after leaving Oliver. ACTIVITIES . . . Tri-Hi-Y 12. GLORIA JEAN EVANSON Love and smoke cannot be hidden . . . Unknown Glo talked her way into Oliver from John Mor- row . . . finds bookkeeping and clerical training to her liking . . . singing, swimming, and dancing brighten her spare time . . . admits that she is happiest when she is so busy that she has to com- plain about it . . . being hit with a paint brush in the class play will never be forgotten. ACTIVITIES . . . Chapel Choir II, T27 Senior Class Play I2. JESSE FINCH It is better to learn late than never . . . Syrus kg-a-Boo has a wide variety ot interests-including singing, archery, chess, tennis, and golf . . . 's melodious voice first echoed through the halls of Conroy and then brightened Manchester before coming to Oliver . . . when not engaged in other activities, he spends his time studying English and Spanish and practicing for chorus class . . . hopes to claim Howard University as his future alma-mater. ACTIVITIES . . . Chapel Choir 'I0-l2- Traffic Squad Woodshop Club I2 CHARLES F FOLEY The times change and we change with them Unknown Chuck came to Oliver from Conroy to place book keeping and gym at the top of his lust of classes something very unusual happened to hum when h was at the l'IsY Camp with Sam Amato and Ken Kovac the Marines will have to put up with Ins good natured antics after he leaves us heres hoping they find hum as enloyable as has classmates at Chver have ACTIVITIES Tumbling Club 10 HIY Club Ti I2 Football Team 'IO 'I2 Baseball Team ii 12 Football letter 'll JUANITA FREEMAN Whatever is worth doing at all is worth doing well Anon Nita arrived at Oliver from Conroy IS pleased with all subjects but rates bookkeeping highest loves listening to progressive gazz says an amusing thing about herself? was awakening whale laughing one night ACTIVITIES Religious Edu cation 9l2 Fashion Show intra mural Sports 'I0 Truth-Y library Club Bookkeeping Club OMICRON Stat? BEAR FACTS Stat? 12 f f pr ,yvtys I if li ssh--f fifty three 'Fifi ,- if fifty four C 5?- ffl-I Rn- MARION ANDERSON FRIDIA God helps those who help themselves Franklm Little Miss Muttin sat on a tuffin eatmg her curds and whey-and away she went from Washmgton D C IDunbar Hugh School? to us In her lunuor year finds pleasure In Ilstenlng to Thomas Edlsons lnventlon fplatters records fllpsldesl bemg enamoured of bookkeepmg and clothmg Ctheres a strong connectnonb she onhcnpates o busmess course after graduatxon JOHN FUHS Knowledge comes but wisdom lnngers Tennyson Fuse IS a former student of St Cyrlls School on top of hls curriculum are bookkeeping and gym although he doesnt have any specuol hobbies his beung hlmself IS one In Itself considers pass Ing solrd geometry and falling physucal educahon one of the funnlest thungs that ever happened to lm looks to the Army for his future followmg graduation ACTIVITIES Relugnous Education 9 HELEN CAROL GARLITS A tree of frlendshlp bears the fruit of happiness Unknown Fnendly and qulet Carol wondered unto Oluver from Columbus clurmg school hours bookkeeplng English and literature rate with her Ieasure tnme tenlng to records IS Ioolung forward to a good secretarial 'ob upon graduatlon ACTIVITIES Choral Club 8 Library Club 9 URLINE GIBBS He who conquers others IS strong but he who con quers hxmselfexs mughty Unknown laughing Urlme came to us by the way of Brady Elementary School nn Detrout Mnchugan among her favorites are transcription and English can be found ploymg 'azz tunes on a pnano wrntmg letters collecting poetry and bowling will never forget the day she reached saxteen future plans Include busmess school ACTIVITIES Chapel Chocr 11 'I2 Safe Dnvers Club II All Cnty Cholr 'II I2 Intramural Sports I1 I2 KATHLEEN BLANCH GOLDEN True love ns luke ghosts which everybody taIks about and few have seen Maxim Capable Kathy started her educahon m Horace Mann tranxcrupt English and bookkeeplng stlmulated her rnterest upon reachmg Oliver derives pleasure from dnvlng o partscular Chevro e has a nondescrupt habxt of forgettmg her shoes to attend Robert Moms Busmess Shoot ns her future Intention ACTIVITIES Home Room Secretory Scaence Club Secretary 9 Modern Mass Club 'IO Safe Dnvers Club Make-up Commlttee Chess Club 'II Tri Ho Y Club Usherettes 12 I . i . . . 5 ll ' ' II e g I I , ' . ' . . . . . . , , . K I l 1 1 . A . - - ' L ff , . . . x , . . . . . , f fe . . ' I h' . . . ' ' Q . . . . , 10. I . . , . . . , , I is crammed with reading, going to movies, and lis- Q 2 ' - , - Z 935 s Q , - , . . . . . . I .. , , , . , . . I I . , 2 . . . - 1 : - , - -I g ' n 1 I w 5 . . . ' I ll I: ' ' . I u . ' . I . 0 ' ' ll ' ll . . S fl I t . . . ' ' ' , ' . t : i ' 2 1 . i ' ' 1 ' fffg. if SARA RUTH GRAY We learn by leaching Unknown 'Little Sara departed from Manchester via Conroy to amve 91 Oliver Englush boolzkeepmg and clothing keep her busy an unusual fact about her Is that she eats all the tnme but never seems to gain weight fills spare hours wlth sewing and danclng after graduatuon plans to enter The Ideal Beauty School ACTIVITIES Relrglous Edu catuon 912 Dnvnng Club Charm Club I0 Intra mural Sports OMICRON Stall I2 GLADYS VIRGINIA GRIMES He who has abnllty Ends has place Cobuer 'Gln traveled to Ollver from Douglas Jumor among other sublects she rates Latm clothmg sclence Englnsh and physics very hrghly er hme as spent llstenlng to lou musnc and creatnng new dress desugns a blund date seemed to be the most unusual Ihmg that ever happened Io her ACTIVITIES French Club I2 CAROLYN ANNE GWYNN Fear not nesther be dnscouraged Deuteronomy Blue-eyed Carolyn entered Olrver from John Morrow voa Mars contends that all martlans have sux toes on themr nght foot readung consumes much of her spore fume looks forward to studying drama ACTIVITIES Home Room Presndent I. brary Club 9 Home Room Vnce Presndent French Club World Affanrs Dnscussson 10 FTA I0 'Il Home Room Secretary Chess Club II Electron Board Il I2 Home Room Secretary Sensor Class Play Speech and Debate Club OMICRON Stat? I2 RONALD J HAMMOND There is no trusting to appearance James Ron learned hrs A B Cs at Columbus e sublects that rate hugh with hum are physucal educa hon trlgonometry chemistry and Englnsh showed hrs abnllty for swummmg by earmng an Oliver O has lunlor year was unferrupted by an Illness whlch took hum from the halls of Olwer for nearly a semester la fact of fate regretted by alll engr neenng IS In has plans for the future ACTIVITIES German Club Treasurer Slide Rule Club 'IO Home Room Vrce Pressdent H Y II I2 Treasurer of HIY OMICRON Staff Secretory of Publlcnty I2 SANDRA LEE HARRIS Every day passed as uf It were to be our last Syrus Snoolue gourneyed to Olnver via Robert I. Vann favors English, booklceepmg, hastory, and math Glls spare time wrth dancmg, slngmg, and listening to 'azz clanms she has an unusual taste for odd clothes will never forget the day two dates called on her snmultaneously as loolung forward to a business school upon graduation AC TIVITIES . Chapel Choir IO, Gnrls Servnce Club 'I2 x XS gg S QQ NS X Y lbw- r X I!!- ,9- AX is x Q11-f 'C' Y fifty-five Q fifty-six Ks. 1' fum-Q T' wan- li 1' fb-as Qtr' ww- CHARLES D HARVEY To be strong as to be happy Longfellow Manchester and Conroy prepared Chuck for Oliver loves to romp with the boys rn baseball basket ball and football games played three years of football for Oliver was voted the most sports manllke player on the team spent much of twelfth grade studymg for hrs College Board Tests wlth passing scores he will go to college pre ferably Penn State wall contlnue to play football In college ACTIVITIES Football Team 1012 HIY Club 1012 Rules Interpretatuon Club 1012 ROSE ANN HARTMAN Deeds not Words Unknown Versatile Rose advanced to Olwer from Conroy .lumor Hugh places typmg and clerlcal trammg wnth Mrss Rmko and general math hugh on her Inst of sublects finds relaxatlon un dancmg and bowling the courses In whlch she has mdulged will be applicable In her present and future post tlons plans someday to become a perfect wtfe ACTIVITIES Science Club 'IO TnHlY Club Il RENATE E HASELSTEINER Be always sure your rnght then go ahead Crockett Rae halls from Horace Mann lusts English hastory chemistry and shorthand as her top sub lects enloys mustc reading swtmmmg and sew mg In her spare time wtll always remember playing the mother In the semor play and gotng on stage In a mghtgawn attending college ns her goal after graduatton ACTIVITIES Lnbrary Club Quill Club Tngonometry Club Secretary of Ad vonced German Class Advanced German Club Pres :dent Asslstant Editor of German Newspaper 'IO Intramural Sports 1012 BEAR FACTS Staff F T A 1012 Chapel Choir ll I2 OMICRON StaH Sensor Class Play I2 Honor Roll 9 I2 .IACQUELINE ARLENE HAYES Not what you do nor how you do nt but where you do It Unknown Jovlal Jaclue a lan enthusiast ascended the statrs of Oliver from Columbus preferences are gym chorus and business law IS to e commended for her faithful attendance ln Chapel Choir for three years ambition IS to attend beauty school following graduation ACTIVITIES Travel Club 9 Chapel Chotr I0 I2 LAURA R HEATH Love understands love at needs no talk Havergal Good natured laura wandered Into Oluver from Horace Mann rates gym type and lunch as her favorites claims she fell ln love at first 'scoop spends her tame swnmmmg or dnvnng remem bers the tame she lynn and .lan ate MacDonalds hamburgers at Eatn Park future plans are un certam ACTIVITIES .lunuor leaders Presudent Home room Vtce Presedent 9 Honor Roll 9 'IO Sensor Orchestra 9ll Intramural Sports 'II I2 Samta hon Squad I2 f MARIE ELIZABETH HELLERMAN Her ways are ways of pleasontness Bnb e Mnschsevous 'Me Me used Conroy as a steppmg stone to Oliver IS happlest un clencal trommg sewmg and bookkeepmg classes spends her lelsuro hours playlng brngo lrstenmg to records sewmg and watchmg televnslon wall be remem bered as the lead nn the sensor class play The llttle Dag Laughed thought rehearsals were the funnlest thmgs ever plans followung gradu atron Include working a year and then marnage ACTIVITIES Sensor Class Play I2 EDNA MARIE HENCHAR There ns no pleasure than the pam of bemg loved and loving Prea Pleasant Edna learned her ABCs nn St Gabnels favors shorthand typmg and clencal trammg spends most of her leisure trrre on the dance floor gomg to partles and skatmg considers fallnng from a horse at the lumor class pucnlc as partnc ularly funny alms to be a secretary upon gradu atuon ACTIVITIES Rellgnous Educatron 911 Modern Mnss Club Il BEAR FACTS Stat? 'Il 'I2 OMICRON Staff Tn Hu Y I2 DOROTHY A HENKEL Laugh and the world laughs wath you cry and you cry alone Unknown Quiet Dottie came to Oliver Hugh School from St Josephs rates as her favorutes clencal trammg English crafts business law and American democ racy durmg her spare tume she can be found readung or llstenmg to her collectnon of records does almost everythmg wnth her left hand even though she I5 naturally rlght handed expects to become an I B M operator ACTIVITIES Safe Drlvlng Club JUNE ROSE HETRA With malice toward none and charity toward all Lincoln June stepped aboard the good shlp Ollver from Halls Grove to engoy chemrstry and bookkeepmg as her chance subgects passes her lecsure hours wnth sewing skating and dancnng recollects squeez mg into one locker with four partners In mntn grade . intends to get a 'ob ad make her first mlllron after graduatmg ACTIVITIES Intra mural Sports 9, IO. EDWARD PAUl HRONEC When a person borrows he cannot choose Un known Sputsl mode his way Into Ollver from St Gab rrel's IS known for hrs nlce personallty among his preferred sublects are print shop and his tory basketball, baseball, football, and huntung occupy most of hrs spare hours plans either to get a lob or enter the Navy followmg groduotuon ACTIVITIES Home Room Treasurer 9, 10, Base ball Team ll 'Fli-5 A fi 'R' r' 3 .7 TX 'S..sX fnfty seven G RONALD JOHNSON After the bottle the reward Unknown Ron .lon used passlng strategy to score admxsslon to Ollver from Madason Elementary School even though he once shot mtothe wrong basket against North Catholic he stlll earned the Oluver O basketball admns has preference to chemastry and chorus In spute of forgettmg has outfit for o Stubenvnlle engagement wrth the Savoys the show went on ACTIVITIES Captain of Hall Patrol 'IO II Chapel Choir II I2 CAROL LEE JONES Nothing succeeds like success Unknown Sparkling and smnlnng Carol found her way unto Oliver vla Columbus and Fnfth Avenue un the eleventh grade ranking hugh with her are mathematncs and Spanish rn her leisure she can be found reading dancing or bowllng as lookmg for ward to going to college so that she may become a hugh school teacher ACTIVITIES Sensor Leaders Cheerleaders Club BEAR FACTS Staff Drama Club 'IO F T A Club 'll 12 OMICRON Staff Spanish Club Soctal Chairman of F T A I2 Honor Roll 9 2 GEORGE STEPHAN JUPINKO The first and worst of all frauds IS to cheat one se Unknown Before stopping at Ollver George moved himself and hls musrcal abnlrtnes through sux other schools the Inst begmnmg wnth St Andrews rates muslc and Engllsh as favorite subgects has won many honors with hrs outstandlng talent on the accordlan and clarinet received hrs letter In band and ln orchestra appeared on televlsnon as a repre sentatlve of Oliver talent ACTIVITIES Trlgono metry Club 9 Marching Band Club Orchestra All City Band 'l0'l2 All Clty Talent Show Senior Class Play I2 CHARLES KAISER The more you know the more you know you ought to know Unknown Our debutant Chuck made has way to Olrver from Horace Mann rates physlcs trlgonometry and physical education hugh on his lrst of studaes when looking for hum one can always find hum watching a basketball game or danclng laugh ter will always nng when friends remember a certam English class when Chuck asked by Mrs Tucker uf he could be a debutante replaed Yes looks to college for hrs future ACTIVITIES Home Room Presldent 911 Home Room Vrce Presndent 9 'II Home Room Secretary 'IO Fnrst Vnce Presndent Elec hon Board OMICRON Staff I2 LORRAINE CATHERINE KAUT The only safe sure way to destroy an enemy as to make htm your fnend Twam Collie smrled her way unto Olrver from Cha am Grade School prefers Englosh shorthand and clencal trarnmg bowlrng and skatmg occupy most of her spare tune stlll laughs at the tlme she fell down the audntorrum steps dunng one of the assemblies ll lookmg forward to business school or a secretarlal lab upon graduatlon ACTIVI T ES Rellglous Educatron 9 10 Intramural Sport! 9 12 BEAR FACTS Staff ll OMICRON Staff T2 'is GWW' flfty-nine N. Wd' fx 'Q nr G! 1? snxty 3' EN AK 'fb CAROLE KINROSS Llgllt QTIEVES speak out great ones are sllent Unknown Karyl as an addition to Oliver from St Peters finds business law her mast mterestmg class craves pizza and cakes also along her lme of anterest are attractuve cars consxders her acquaintance woth Tootae to be qulte amusmg obtaining a lab and gettmg marrled are Included among her future plans ACTIVITIES Girls Servrce Club II I2 Home Room Socnal Chasrman Make up Commnttee I2 ROBERT KIRK He who grves twuce glves promptly Howard Bob occasnonally called Monk hastened mto Ollver from St Josephs rates gym woodshop bookkeep mg and bsology haghly contends that has one speclal talent rs belng a manager of othletnc teams was awarded a special trophy by the football team for his outstanding work recalls the day he was accused of being a Perry spy whsle wearmg an Oliver unlform eyes a Naval career follow mg graduatlon ACTIVITIES Manager of the Swrmmmg Football Track Baseball Basketball Teams 10 I2 HIY Club I0 I2 Biology Club I0 OMICRON Staff I2 WALTER E KISNER It matters not how long you llve but how well Syrus Walt entered Oliver from Conroy art English and hastory rank as his best liked courses sketch mg and palntmg pass away has spare hours awarded specral honors for hls outstandmg ablluty ln art future goal I5 to attend college to further hns artlstnc talents ACTIVITIES Art Club 912 Scholashc Art Awards Gold Key Certlflcate of Ment In art from Pattsburghs Sun Telegraph Newspaper II F T A Class Play OMICRON Staff NANCY LOUISE KOVACIC Great IS the force of habut Louise John Morrow sent light hearted Nancy to the halls of Oliver favors clerical trammg bookkeepmg and gym Ends eatmg and collectsng records en goyable an amusmg eplsode In Nuns memories occurred on a Sunday whrle she was boatang wnth Jean .ludy and Bobs hopes of someday becom mg someones perfect secretary and then someones perfect wufe ACTIVITIES Relogvovs Educatuon 9 I2 Home Room Treasurer I0 Safe Dnvers Club BEAR FACTS Staff II Make up Club I2 SUSAN MARIE KOZEJ Short reckonlng make long fnendshlps Unknown Kozh our comedian was sent from St Gabrrels to engoy bookkeepmg and clerrcol training best out of all her subgects claims that she was tackled by an enhre football team after graduation she hopes to enter a school for beauty culture ACTIVI TIES Home Room Secretary 9 Tumblmg Club 9 Relrgnous Education 910 OMICRON Staff I2 Sensor Chorus I2 r MARILYN JEAN LEFKO My true love hath my heart and I have his . . . Sidney Talkative Jeannie spends her leisure hours rambling on the telephone . . . came to Oliver from Horace Mann . . . claims American democracy advanced composition busmess law and Englrsh to be the classes that she engoys most after graduation plans to enter college to study either psychology ar socuology ACTIVITIES Home Room Secretary 9 10 Relrgrous Education 911 BEAR FACTS Stott 9 12 French Club 10 Intro mural Sports 1012 Home Room Treasurer 11 F T A OMICRON Stott 12 EILEEN JEAN LESEK Absence sharpens love presence strengthens it Fuller Eileen came to us via St Leos type shorthand and English are favorites eating and writing to a certain sailor occupy her spare time wi never forget the time she sneaked some night swim ming at Conneaut Lake and was escorted out a few minutes later by a policeman future Includes secretarial work ACTIVITIES Honor Roll 912 Dance Club Trigonometry Club 9 Charm Club Home Room Treasurer 10 French Club F T A Religious Education Home Room President 11 Senior Leaders National Honor Society 11 12 Home Room Social Chairman Class Secretary OMICRON Staff I2 CAROLE LEWIS Laughter of man is the contentment of God Unknown Amxcable Carole approached Oliver by way of Halls Grove IS partoal to shorthand type and math these will be applicable later as a stenographer dancing and bowling engross her spare time asserts that encountering Laura and Jan to be an amusing mcndent ACTIVITIES Swimming Club Home Room Secretary 9 Samtatron Squad Chapel Choir Home Room President I1 Home Room Treasurer 12 Intro mural Sports 11 12 MARYANN LUCKTISCH To love and be wise is scarcely granted to a god Unknown Maryann smtled her way into Oliver from St Joseph to lust boolclseepmg Engltsh and clerical training as her favorite subgects mcluded nn her many hob bues are hstenmg to records drinking Pepss and eating doughnuts reports that the funniest thang that ever happened to her was an eyelash curlers becoming entangled rn her eyelid her future plan is to be married shortly after graduation ACTIVI T ES Hrstory Club 10 Safe Driving Club 11 THOMAS ANDREW LYNCH .IR To do good late as better than not at all known Tom sailed to us from Manchester vsa Conroy Jr engoys gym football and many other sports but when ot comes to work chemrstry rates high won a medal for hurdlmg an The All Cnty Track Meet plans to attend college upon graduation ACTIVI TIES Football Team Track Team HrY 10-12 Trafllc Squad 10 11 Home Room Vice President 11 I-IuY Basketball and Softball I1 12 Class Vrce President Rules Interpretation Club OMICRON Stat? 12 , 1 , . , F 'I ' i 1 - -: p..,, . . . , . , , . s.. 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I . 1 , . , - : 1 I J ' 1 F f I MARY ANN MALAK Whoever luves true lufe wull love true love Brown un Mary Ann slupped quuetly unto Oluver from Columbus enuoyed being un Mr Burgas travel club after she once vuslted Nuagara Falls at home she untel lugently spends her tume reading also lukes to watch televusuon un school she enuoys Latun and English spends her summers swummung at North Park always competutuve un home room gurls basketball games us undecided about her future plans ACTIVITIES Travel Club 9 Intramural Sports 'Il I2 OMICRCN Staff I2 THOMAS P MARTIN Luck mere luck may make even madness wusdom Jerrold Tom chanced by Oluver vuo Manchester and Con ro enuoys math and scuence along wuth any thing else he can pass abhors his contunual bad luck with languages other than English consuders himself lazy and often wonders how he manages to get things done likes goung to three dufferent schools Allegheny Oluver and Perry intends to enter college ACTIVITIES laturu Club Spanish Club 9 Slzde Rule Club Home Room Presudent and Vuce Presudent German Newspaper ll Chess Club 'I1I2FTAClub 2 KATHLEEN MASON There us nothung final between fruends Bryan Kath sauled unto Oluver from Conroy places Englush bookkeeping clerucal tramung and othce produce hugh on her subgect lust enuoys readung un her spare fume can never forget the amusung uncadent un her hustory class when Muss Dutney asked her for the name of our notuonal anthem and she promptly replued ut was The Battle Hymn of the Republic contemplates going to busuness school or seekung a secretarial posutuon after graduatuon BARBARA CHARLOTTE MATOKA A merry heart doeth good luke a meducme Buble Cheerful Bobs finds her specual talent the guft of gab came to Oluver by way of John Morrow her unterest un typing clerucal trounung and English should help her attaun a secre tarual posutuon after graduatuon ACTIVITIES Honor Roll 9 I0 Chapel Chour 'I0 I2 Home Room Secretary BEAR FACTS Staff I0 Russuan Club II Make up Commuttee OMICRON Staff I2 BERT DOUGLAS McMUNN A thung well done us twice done Douglas Good natured Bert spent has early school days un John Marrow rankung hugh among hus scheduled subiects are math and chemistry showed evidence of beung very sports munded by entering un varuous athletuc competutuons and by earning Oluver O swimming and baseball . . . preparung for chemucal engineering while in college is the goal he has set for himself. ACTIVITIES . . . Swimmmg Team, Home Room President 9-'I Ig Slide Rule Club 10: Trigono- metry Club, National Honor Society 'Il, 12. Q-r 'EI gm R It , 4, y rf . ge sixty-th ree sixty four fs, 3 e '55 l' 1!9 ' X-wr RUTH McMURTRY He is not a lover who does not love forever . . , Eurrpedes Ruthie spends her out-of-school hours riding in the certain green Ford and eating pizza . . . has a secret desire to be a cheerleader . . . prefers cleri- cal training and bookkeeping . . . claims she and Pat think on the same wave length . . . will never forget the hilarious incidents that took place at the class play rehearsals . . . sees marriage in her future. ACTIVITIES . . . Home Room Secretary, OMI- CRON Stott, Senior Class Play 12. PATRICIA M. MERRIMAN I hate a scarce smileg I love laughing . . . Blake Pat rushed into Oliver from Conroy . . , enioys clerical training, typing, English, and gym . . . claims she has red, black, and brown hair . . . dancing, eating pizza, and passing time with SanDee occupy her extra hours . . . wants to devote her future to becoming an airline hostess. ACTIVITIES . . . Latin Club President, Home Room Vice President 95 Reli- gious Education 9411 Home Room Treasurer, French Club, Charm Club TO, F. T. A. Club, Home Room Social Chairman 'ily Sanitation Squad, OMICRON Staff 12. VALERIE JEAN MESSINA Tis better to have loved and lost, than never to have loved at all . . . Tennyson Energetic Val formerly attended St. Cyril's . . . designates chemistry and business law as all-absorb- ing . . . her talent for singing is not always ap- preciated as she was asked to vacate Sears during one of her outbursts for relaxation she plays the piano dances and visits the Carnegie Library aims to become a housewife ACTIVITIES Home Room Social Chairman I0 BEAR FACTS Stott Senior Class Play OMICRON Staft LEO G MICKAIL JR It takes a wise man to discover a wise man Diogenes Gab made it to Oliver by using Our Lady of Perpetual Help as Cl stepping stone physical education physics and history seem to take up most of his time when he is in school being the only boy rn the Make up Club gave him great pleasure claims the funniest thnng that ever happened to him was the time he didnt realize that he had broken his nose future plans are undecided ACTIVITIES Swimming Team Track Team Foot ball Team HIY Home Room President Student Coun cil I2 PATRICIA MILLER Love all trust a few do wrong to none Shake speare Pats favorite pastimes include swimming and lis temng to records entered Oliver from Conroy during school hours she enioyed shorthand transcription and bookkeeping her goal is to be a stenographer says an unusual fact about her self is that she and Ruth always think on the same wave length will always remember walking through Rosenbaums without her shoes ACTIVITIES OMICRON Staff Senior Class Play I2 f W ROBERT MORRISON Help yourself and Heaven wall help you known Comncal Darenm stepped from Manchester Grade School into Oliver to find among has best laked classes chemastry geometry and Englush has a pecullar and satlsfymg hobby of collectmg puctures of rare blrds also collects airplane motors hrs eyes are set on entermg the Arr Force after Graduation ACTIVITIES Trng Club 9 Algebra Club 'IO BEAR FACTS Varlety Show ll Chapel Chonr I2 DENNIS MUSHER A he has short legs Unknown Srmlmg Den stepped Into the halls of Oliver from Sr Cynls Engllsh and mechanical drawing rank highest an hrs hst of best lulxed subgects collectnng all krnds of records IS has favorlte pursuit boasts of eatmg pnzza day and mght enter mg the Navy upon graduahon will take care of has Immediate future ACTIVITIES Home Room Vlce Presrdent 9 History Club 10 Auto Mechamcs Club II RICHARD JOSEPH MOZLACK To accept good advace IS but to Increase ones own abnluty Good notured Ruchard was sent to Ohver from St Gabrlels as happlest In advanced composmon chemastry and physics finds pleasure as a ham operator and In astronomy recalls the day he threw a board over has head and at went through the nerghbo s wmdow and landed un the bathtub wnll malor m busuness admlmstratron nn college ACTIVITIES German Club 910 Electric Club I0 Rellgrous Educatuon 9 I2 SAMUEL A NICATERO What me worry? Neumann 'Nick prepared for Ollver by first spendmg three years at North Catholic attentuon holdmg sub gects are Englrsh and sclence loves progressrve 'azz especrally an stereo always carries a book in his back pocket which he usually reads when he should be doing school work legally rooms halls as a member of the traffic squad before con sudenng college must complete requlred trme un Naval Reserves ACTIVITIES Tralllc Squad Sam tatron Squad Secretary of Publrcnty 12 WESLEY ARTHUR NICHOLI. Riches are the packages of fortune Unknown Wes came to Ollver from John Morrow to take a lukmg to English and automation the mtrrgu mg hobby of workung on his mothers and fathers cars occupies a great deal of hrs spare tume trles to fool everyone by clalmmg he rs a careful drlver a peculrar fact about Wes IS breaking both of has legs each at a drfferent time plans to attend college ACTIVITIES German Class Socnal Chaurman Auto Mechamcs Club I0 Electron Board ll fait. fm QI aurl ', 4' -whei' oil, -toil! sixty five 3- JYWLK' 5... X ae. sixty slx JOHN R NORMAN People who make no nolse are dangerous known Jack galned entrance to Oliver by way of Horace Mann business law rates hugh wrth hum mterests compnse of energetically workmg on cars and playing football acquired a swlrnmlng medal a home room softball trophy and an Onver letter postgraduatlon plans are to fill hrs mnlltary oblngatlon nn the Army ACTIVITIES Swlmmmg Team 9 Woodshop Leaders Club Electron Board OMICRON Staff Auto Club Swlmmnng Team ROBERT OBER Silence IS one great art of conversatnon Unknown Our frlend Reba spent has earlxer years a St Cynls before commg to Olrver IS an ardent worker m his studnes of busmess law and medal shop wall never forget the day he was caught between the doors of a streetcar and a certam lady who was tryung to help htm get on the streetcar only found out to her amazement that he had dnf ferent plans wull be remembered for has help m wmnlng the softball trophy ln his rumor year ACTIVITIES Traffic Squad 9 Auto Mechamcs Club Home Room Softball Team IT Metal Shop Club I2 Wll.l.lAM OLDAKER Faith wothout good works as dead Cervantes Bull who ambled ln from St Gabnels rs happxest ln bookkeepmg and busmess law has hobbues are roller skatmg and warkmg clasms he eats like u horse but stays as than as a raal will never forget the tame he broke has nose and dldnt even fe It wull vnsut Uncle Sams Asr Force after graduatuon ACTIVITIES Relngnous Education 9 I2 Home Room Pressdent 9 HI Y Club 'II I2 RANEY OWENS Never look back and regret but always look ahead and prepare Unknown Raney came to Olsver vaa Manchester and Conroy favors transcrlptlan shorthand bookkeeplng and English Interests mclude sewmg readlng and lust plain talking IS one of the few who IS lucky enough to have an alley way nght between her two front teeth wlll never forget the day she stepped on an esculator that was gomg down and she tned to go up hopes to attend a busl ness school ACTIVITIES Safe Dnvers Club Modern Miss Club 'll library Club F T A Cl b Electron Board OMICRON Staff 'I2 NORA ROSE PARKER Good health and good sense are two of lefe s greatest blesslngs Syrus VIVUCIOUS Nora breezed mto Oliver from Conroy to place geometry history and algebra hugh on her lust of engoyable subgects loves to skate and collect records of every type as ln constant dan 967 of being pushed down the staars by three of her frrends forecasts going to Schenley Nrght School m order to earn enough credits to enter college ACTIVITIES World Wade Discussion Club Charm Club Home Room Secretary BEAR FACTS Staff T0 Rellglous Educatlon 'IO 'll Intro Mural Sports T012 JULIANA ANN PITTO Men who do things that count never stop to count them . . . Unknown Musically inclined Jay hails from Horace Mann . . . choice ot subiects include algebra, physics, and orch- estra . . . delights in activities that lean toward music such as dancing, listening to records, and playing the piano . . . forecasts attending Pitt. ACTIVITIES . . . Home Room President, Vice Pres- ident, Senior Orchestra, Trigonometry Club, Junior Council 9: Charm Club, French Club, Home Room Vice President, BEAR FACTS Staff 105 Bicentenial High School Choir, Chapel Choir, F. T. A., Make-up Committee, Usherettes, OMICRON Staff ll, 12. SYLVIA PLANTZ let ignorance talk as it will learning has its value Unknown Smiling Syl stepped into Oliver from Columbus prefers history ond English leisure time is crammed with dancing bowling sewing and cook in remembers the time she and Lorraine went to see the president at the Syria Mosque future holds attending teachers college ACTIVITIES Tumbling Club Intramural Sports latin I Treasurer 9 Charm Club 9 IO Home Room President Cheer leaders Biology Class Secretary 'I0 Maporette Club Home Room Vice President Election Board ll F T A BEAR FACTS Staff 'll l2 Sanitation Squad OMICRON Staff I2 DAWN LEE PROTZMAN The manner of giving is worth more than the gift LeMenteur Dawn loaned us from John Morrow typing his tory and cooking are her most enloyable subgects collecting records stuffed animals and nick names fill her spare hours claims she cant get along without french fries and hamburgers wr always recall the time she fell down the cellar steps and a bucket of green paint landed on her head plans to enroll in a secretarial school to fulfill her future plans ACTIVITIES Home Room Trea surer 9 'IO Home Room Secretary 'l0 Safe Drivers Club T0 Glamour Club Usherette l2 WILLIAM PUSKAS Talk not of wasted affection affection is never wasted Longfellow Mechanical minded Bill arrived at Oliver by way of St Leos is intrigued by a variety of sub gects science bookkeeping shorthand typing and gym displayed his driving ability by winning third place in a driving rodeo contest can usually be found washing and waxing cars or re pairing their motors the Navy Reserves will claim Bill after graduation ACTlVIl'lES Home Room Secretary 9 Swimming Club 10 Auto Repair Club OMICRON Stott 12 JAMES E RAEHN laugh and be merry Masetield .Iim the redhead rushed from North Catholic to loin us In has tumor year during school hours English and bookkeeping are attractive to htm outside interests are sports sleeping and eating future holds fultilling his military obligation in the armed forces ACTIVITIES Safe Driving Club Auto Mechanics Home Room Treasurer ll Religious Education ll 'I2 sr'-y 'Cf' We -mga-.rs y fi 'qrgiv' 3 N. ,sm 'R- is 'B Qs, Wig., r sixty seven in sixty eight 11 64 out M fr 'all' 'Q-1' 'haf ii JAMES REICHERT The days that make us happy make us wise Masefield Athletic Jim swam into Oliver from Regina Coele rates metal shop and bookkeeping hrgh'y all sports occupy his time after school has won three letters for football baseball and swimming also earned a trophy for swimming In ninth grade is looking forward to the Navy upon graduation ACTIVITIES Tumbling Club Swimming Club Metal Shop Club 9 HiY Club 1012 Tratiic Squad 10 11 Class Social Chairman OMICRON Staff Hi Y Basketball Team Home Room Social Chairman 12 CAROL ALDINE RICHMOND Whatever is worth doing at all is worth doing well Aron Q all left Butler to come to Oliver in mth grade thinks English In 206 and clerical train mg in 115 are tops has a special talent for talking about a fellow at Penn State remembers when Georgia by mistake mauled away all of her class ploy tickets and money is undecided about future plans ACTIVITIES Charm Club Band Club 9 Home Room President 911 Semor Leaders Vice President 1012 German Club Sanitation Squad 11 Election Boards 11 12 Class Play Service Club TriHiY Club Home Room Vice President Secretary of Sanitation OMICRON Staff 12 MARILYN ALMA ROCK Deep versed in books Unknown Deceptlvely quiet Al was contributed by Halls Grove claims she enloyed every sublect she took equally well being a violinist in the Pitts burgh Youth Symphony talking on the telephone and playing tennis occupy her spare time w never forget the fun at class play rehearsals hopes to attend Carnegie Tech ACTIVITIES Semor Orchestra 8 9 Art Service Club 9 AllCity Orchestra 9 10 Assistant Editor of German News paper Junior Town Meeting at the Air 10 F T A Club Chapel Choir BEAR FACTS Stott 11 12 Senior Class Play All City Chorus OMlCRON Staff 12 CHARLES BERNARD ROSEN Reason and calm ludgment the qualities especia ly belonging to a leader Tacitus Chuck arrived at Oliver from Horace Mann to rate chemistry physics math English and history classes highly enfoys 'azz and classical music reading photography and dancing in his spare time likes to show pictures and talk about his 6week tour of Europe plans to attend college to study liberal arts or science ACTIVITIES Second Vice President of School President of Algebra Club Vice President of Spanish Class Vice President of Home room Jr Basketball Team All City Council 9 Home room President Vice-President of German Class .l. Town Meeting of the Air Program Secretary f Traltic 10- President of German Class Secretary of Hi-Y German Newspaper Stat-T Jr. Town Meeting of the Air 11- National Honor Society 11-12' Bear Facts Staft Senior Class Play Hi-Y F.T.A. President of School OMICRON Stal? 12- Honor Roll 7-12. ROMAINE SANTA A comrade blithe and full 'of glee . . . Unknown Giggles laughed her way into Oliver from John Morrow . . . ice skating and horseback riding clutter up her life . , . has a tendency to turn a glowing red when she is embarrassed . . . clerical training and bookkeeping, her favorite subiects, will prove to be a good foundation for her future ambition as a certified public accountant . . . ACTIVITIES . . . Religious Education 95 French Club 10: Election Board, Homeroom Social Chairman, F. T. A. 10-125 Program Chairman 115 Homeroom Secretary, Clqgg Play Ticket Chairman, OMICRON Staff 'l2. JOHN THOMAS SCHMITT The burden which is well born becomes light . . Unknown Competing in all athletic games as well as going bowling and swimming, has prepared energetic Schmitty for the speed of the Air Force after graduation . . . received a football letter in his iunior year . . . while learning to drive he came to the conclusion that he couIdn't make a right angle tum without hitting something-this will keep him laughing for years. ACTIVITIES . . . Hi-Y, Hi-Y Soft- ball Team, Hi-Y Basketball Team I0-125 Track Team, Football Team, Home Room Social Chairman ll, 125 Sanitation Squad 12. GARY LEE SEAMON What wisdom can you find that is greater than kind- ness . . . Bousseau Flea alighted on Oliver after coming from Colum- bus . . . loves cars and the country . . . the four- gear truck engine in his car is his pride and icy . . . likes mathematics in school and painting the house outside school . . . also enioys auto mechanics club, medal shop, and swimming club . . . will probably go into service immediately after graduation, ACTIVI- TIES . . . Spanish Class Secretary 95 Home Room Sergeant-at-Arms, Home Room Treasurer, OMICRON Staff 12. WAYNE JOHN SEELHORST Things ill gotten are ill spent Unknown Wayne gained us from Horace Mann lists a gebra physical education chemistry and physics as his favorite subgects eating and sleeping are his specialties likes to participate in many sports recallects being assured by doctors that he post tively did not have appendicites but in three days time he come down with it plans to attend col lege to become a teacher ACTIVITIES Home Room Vice President Slide Rule Club President of German Class 'IO Traffic Squad HIY Club National Honor Society 'l'I Sanitation Squad OMICRON Staff Senior Play I2 JAMES SHAHEEN Hear instructions and be wise refuse it not Unknown Jim gets the prize for distance having come from Jerusalem history shop and business law excite his interest within the halls of learning repair ing cars and playing basketball are his outside in terests although he enjoyed floating to America he intends to by pass the Navy and take to the Air Force ACTIVITIES H Y Club I0 II Metl Shop Club I2 ROBERT J SHELLEBY Work first and then rest Rusher AI drove into Oliver from St Leos favors wood shop and gym likes to play basketball and work an cars claims the funniest thing that ever hop pened was the time when he and his friends had to take a cob home after the battery of their car went dead desires to gain the Navy after school ACTIVI T ES Safe Driving Club 9 I0 Woodshop leaders Club I2 'H' 3 fl sixty nine n Q ' l , , . . .. . , , . , I 1 ' 1 I r , . , , . . . . I' , I Cl Il Il I ' I I . . . - 3 f ,ff 'U' 1-' iff bv- Y seventy 3' 'TW' IW' MARY ANN SHERBA It rs good to forget but better to forgwe known Sherb marched unto Ollver trom John Morrow prefers boolskeepmg clerucal traunmg and busmess aw lessure time IS filled wlth dancung bowl Ing and skating earned Oliver letter for ma gorettes stull laughs upon recallmg the tame when she was bowlnng and threw the ball behind her mstead of down the alley alms to enter busmess school ACTIVITIES Charm Club 9 Home Room Secretary I0 Malorette 'l0l2 Chapel Choir F T A ll I2 BEAR FACTS Staff Samtatlon Squad CHARLES SHONKA Work wms everything Unknown Buzz formerly attended West Vlew Hugh partial to hnstory bookkeeplng and Spamsh goes ln for sports helped his team attam a softball trophy In hrs tumor year anything con cermng cars mtrngues htm claoms an odd ac quamtance IS has constant companion Jack Norman intends to loin the army followmg graduation AC TIVITIES Home Room Presldent Auto Mechamcs Club 'IO Home Room Vlce Presrdent Softball Team Electron Board Red Cross Club I2 JOSEPH C SILVESTER No man IS happy who does not thunk hrmself so Antonius Sal clowned has way unto Oliver from St Gabnel s favors math English and scrence sports es pecrolly baseball and C Y C teams till hrs spare tune earned an Oluver letter for baseball claims he eats too much thmks meetnng George .Iupmko was quete amusmg alms to attend col lege ACTIVITIES Baseball Team Relsgnous Edu cotton 912 Tngonometry Club Treasurer IO HnY Club ll I2 Hu Y Chaplain I2 FRANCIS SIMENDINGER A reward of a thang well done us to have done nt Emerson Buddy came to us from Columbus trlg band bookkeeping are hls choices drlvrng hrs car and also workmg on It occupy his spare time clalms he has been hut by four cars and o truck but never seriously tnlured wlll always be proud of hrs hugh school letter from band and of the fact that he was on the winning softball team an TIA plans to serve un the Navy after graduation ACTIVITIES Home Room Vnce Presldent Home Room Pres :dent 9 President and Vlce Presudent of Band Club 10 I2 PATRICIA ANN SIMPSON Opportunity merely knocks temptatnon Iucks down the door Unknown Talkatuve Pat demonstrated her apprecuatnon of reading by working earnestly In Olavers Lnbrary Club gains pleasure nn readmg a topnotch book after school hours consuders typung and shorthand beneflcual to her future career nn the busmess world ACTIVITIES Safe Drivers Club Lnbrary Tr1HuY Club Bnology Club Gnrls Servrce Club I2 JOANNE SMITH Necessity has, and knows, no laws . . . Unknown lo entered Oliver by way of Manchester and Con- roy . . . includes American democracy, English and clerical training among the subjects that she likes best . . . is very athletic for she enioys swimming, tennis and all other sports in general . . . spends thomaiority of her time reading and listening to the radlo business school beckons .I after graduation ACTIVITIES Charm Club Safe Drnv ers Club Art Club I0 College Club Intro mural Sports 'II F T A II I2 Chapel Choir I2 BARBARA .I STEELE Fame is the thirst of all youth Plato Barb gourneyed to Oliver via Horace Mann during school hours chemistry bookkeeping business law and type rate hugh with her spare time is usually complete when she is dancing swimming bowling or horseback riding, will never forget the time she attended a college masquerade ball and was the only one dressed in a costume hopes to attend Allegheny General Hospital and become a nurse ACTIVITIES Home Room Vice President 'IO I2 Home Room Treasurer Modern Mass Club Make up Committee II OMICRON Staff Usher ettes Tri HIY Councilman Class Social Chaurman 'I2 RONALD STEPHANS A thing of beauty as a roy forever Unknown Meece hails from St Frances Xavier to hum the ideal schedule would simply consist of book keeping and metal shop a favorite way for hum to make time fly IS to work on cars helped to make has homeroom Ill softball champs of 1959 long will remember the time he tried to get oft a streetcar and was caught between the doors after departing from Oliver will loin the Alr Force ACTIVITIES Home Room Softball Champions 'll EDWARDJ STONER The most wasted clay of all IS shot on which we have no laughter Unknown Ed slid into Oliver by the way of John Morrow history Spanish English physical education and woodshop rate with him often runs into people on the street with his car stall laughs at the time when he almost lost his trunks In swammmg race his future Includes attending college ACTIVITIES Baseball Team Swim Team 912 Home Room Secretary Treasurer 9 Swlmmang Club 9 Home Room Presadent Home Room Vice President I0 Home Room Secretary ii Sensor Coun c 9lI F T A I2 Honor Roll 9'Il Spanish b GEORGIANA STRALIK I have often regretted my speech never my srlence Syrus Smllmg George was a student of Halls Grove be fore making her way into Ohver In school she enloys shorthand and clencal trammg an ardent fan of Elvas Presley she spends most of her time llstemng and dancang to his records plans to attend business school and then make her mark n the busnness world ACTIVITIES Honor Roll 9 Sale Drivers Club 'II avg if 5-In-. 'I' 'hu-f rm. be Y sn.. 'T .fl si! seventy one -er Agacf if gl-1 3 seventy -two A., '33 in... do gms 'Qs 'rr' 'Qt SANDRA ELAINE SWEENEY Llfe us what you make nt Cheney Sandy came to Olaver from John Morrow Iss foods type and clerical tramlng as her favorites after school hours cooklng occupys most of her time remembers wntrng a story for a radlo program while Ih lunlor hugh school the time she fell down her church steps stnkes her as an amusing mcsdent plans to be marrled shortly after graduation ACTIVITIES Pen Pal Club 9 Make up Club ll OMICRON Stal? 'I2 JUDITH ANN SWICK Oh that I should pick a certam star and choose to wed It Shakespeare Jud twlrlecl her way into Ollver from Halls Grove has laughs In skatmg except the tnme she obtained a drenchmg under the :ce motorists should watch out for her because the old saymg that women cant drwe applnes to Judy wt attend Allegheny General School of Nursmg after graduation ACTIVITIES Trigonometry Club 9 Homeroom Secretary BEAR FACTS Stott I0 Rehglous Education F T A Club T0 ll Chapel Chorr 1012 Malorette Club ll 12 TrnHlY Club OMICRON Staff I2 B PAULINE TOOMEY We are never so happy nor so unhappy as we um agme Rochefoucauld Pllnk entered Olnver from Halls Grove to engoy physucal educatnon shorthand and buslness law unusual fact about Plmk IS that she hasnt mlssecl school smce tltth grade sold 53 dollars worth of adds for the OMICRON on the first day eatlng likable pastlme her frlendshnp wnth Barbara Matokas P J partles has won her vote as the most likeable pastlme her frtendshnp with Barbara Matoka IS quite amusing ACTIVITIES intra mural Sports 9 ll OMICRON Staff 12 REGIS F TONGEL As he thmketh In has heart so us he Buble Reg stepped unto Oliver Hugh School to use what he had learned un the course of Instruction at St Francis Xavier clasms his favornte subgects are English and bookkeeping In hrs lersure trme fdoes he have any other J he watches televssron and drscusses sports plans to get 0 IOID file' graduatlon ACTIVITIES Shde Rule Club I0 ANDREW VASII. Stull waters runs deep Unknown Andy spent has early school days at Columbus selects chemtstry and English as hrs most gratifying subgects goes m for basketball photography as foremost on has lust of hobbres revels In room 206 with Jlm Belvllle hls future as undecided ACTIVITIES Home Room Presrdent I0 Rehgnous Educatson Il I2 EDWARD M WAGNER Tame watts for no one Unknown Hunliy came to Oliver by way of Horace Mann In has business cumculum he takes a fond voew of bookkeepmg and busmess law the sport he favors most ns basketball among l-H5 membrances of Oliver IS the letter he won for rumor hugh basketball also helped wm a trophy by playmg on the wmnung team of the home room soft ball champaonshtp team an llA can always be found elther behmd the counter or on the corner at Jordans ACTlVlTlES Junior Hugh Basketball 9 Home Room Softball Team 1012 Traffic Squad ll 2 SANDRA MAE WAGNER Luttle things that l forget would make a whole doc tlonary Mauldm 5anDee ts an addmon from Horace Mann favorite sublects are chemnstry and transcrupt consumlng puzza and horseback rldmg wuth Pat a constant frrend constrtute her favorlte pastimes stlll laughs at the mght they had to carry a seven foot potted plant down Brighton Road because they couldnt refuse It future holds attendrng Putt or Busmess Tramlng College ACTlVlTlES Honor Roll 9l2 Trng Club 9 German Club 9 10 Foshlon Show T0 F T A l0 ll Home Room Treasurer lntra mural Sports ll Usherettes Samtatnon Squad OMICRON Staff 12 JANET LORELIE WATCHEK Prospenty has many fraends Unknown Jan garly stepped sn from Halls Grove to relrsh among her subgects history shorthand and typmg IHSISTS her hobbles are reading drlvlng and 9 ng to P J partles funmest thong Jan remembers IS thrownng snowballs ID July e secretarial Held wlll beckon her after groduataon ACTIVITIES World Aftaars Dcscusslon Club Sensor Sclence Club lO French Club Secretary Glrls Service Club BEAR FACTS Staff 'll F T A 'll 12 OMlCRON Staff T2 lntra mural Sports 912 Honor Roll 'l0 T2 FRANCES JOAN WATSON There IS no fear In love but perfect love casteth out ear l John 4 l8 Halls Grove alumnus starry eyed Gus prefers advanced composmon clothnng bookkeepnng and physncal educatoon when she ssnt using the car swrmmmg or drwmg people crazy she can be found :ce skating with Judy claims her greatest fas cmatnon IS that she cant resnst boys with black glasses attendmg nursmg school IS an her future plans ACTIVITIES latrn 4 Class Treasurer TO Chapel Choir l0ll BEAR FACTS Staff ll lntra mural Sports H12 Sensor Class Play OMICRON Staff 12 JANE ARLENE WIEGAND Without love and laughter there ns no roy Horace Jane entered Oliver from John Morrow esta mates chemtstry and clerical tralmng highest among her chotce of subgects has an unusual collectnon of pitchers from many states recollects the tnme sho and Carol found themselves rn a drenchmg downpour arms to secure a posntnon m busmess followmg graduatnon ACTIVITIES Charm Club 9 Treasurer of TnHrY Home Room Secretary BEAR FACTS Staff 'll Home Room Treasurer T2 OMICRON Staff T2 1- Wbs Q liieaar QT- it-sf' l 'X seven ty three f , DIANA JUNE ZUPKA Finished labors are pleasant . . . Unknown Sunny Dee boarded Oliver from Manchester . . . shorthand, transcript, and clerical training are the subjects selected tops on her list . . . sewing, bowl' ing, tennis, swimming, collecting records, and Ell- ing herself with pizza are her pet pleasures . . . found out that surprises come in couples when she was carrying a surprise birthday cake for Judy Swick and received a surprise herself by falling flat on her face . . . hopes her future will hold a iob as o secretary. ACTIVITIES . , . Library Club, Trig Club 95 German Club 9, 101 F. T. A. 10, lip Home Room Treasurer, BEAR FACTS Staff ll, Senior Leaders ll, 'l2f Tri-Hi-Y, OMICRON Stal? l2. is Q77 Senior Scribble Qi 0 95 19? ARA? ,ve f I . A, - N, . l - if , ' if .f'e.k , It A E jmggggzql C ..,, Qfguf 'lllr l N?--.. W :fa 'L gi I .b.s , ' it 1 +- - I, ,Sl ,le It 'LV -ar13umgK A 45 ! 2 ' Q - 4 , ga Q' , , i ! 44. . , 1: ' 37 ff ' xv .. , 03. ' N, ' QL if 5 5 ,, , i' 'S V H Q X gi' X ' nr f fy ' Q ,YW k X A , y , F I w, Rf 'V In Senior Homerooms June 1960 1'-1 1' 1, :geo av gc ROOM lll Front Row Cleft to rrghtD Mlss Kruse Erleen Lesek social charrman Carole Lewrs treasurer Charles Kaiser pres: dent Carolyn Gwynn secretary Charles Shonka vlce presudent Merril Cernansky Tom Lynch social chalrman Second Row Janet Brown Pat lrwln Valerie Messina Thlrd Row Kathy Golden Eleanor Chengery Frances Boswell Rose Ann Hart man Juliana Pxtto SanDee Wagner Grace Chatsko Georgnana Fil! Milf If K-la nl' as Oi Strallk Jackle Hayes Raney Mae Owens Urlrne Gibbs Pat Snmpson Fourth Row Robert Ober Stephen Kundrat Jerome Boulware George Ayres Francls Slmendlnger Ronald Stephens Mlldred Burke Judrth Swlck Fifth Row Edward lnderbrtzen Jack Norman Gerald Jamrrska Harry Kramer Edward Wagner Andrew Vasll QI lr- gl DQ It ROOM 'll0 Front Row Cleft to nghtl Nora Parker Glarra Evan son Dave Coleman treasurer Ronald Hammond vlce presrdent Leo Mlckorl presrdent Dorothy Brlttam secretary Renate Hasel stelner Dawn Protzman Nancy Kovacac Second Row Sara Gray Lmda Woodward Drana Zupke June Hetra Mrs Anas ton Irene Young Susan Craven Paulme Toomey Judy Can nmg Susan Kozel Thrrd Row Marilyn Lefko Betty Jane Butler Mary Cox Maryann Lutlsch Carole Klnross socual charrman JoAnn Smrth Frances Watson Kathleen Mason Fourth Row Charles Foley Dennis Musher Wesley Nncholl Edward Hronec Wrllnam Oldaker Robert Knrk Lee Edwards Ftfth Row John Bauer Walter Klsner Wrley Burton Wayne Seelhorst Bert McMunn seventy seven I 111 1. fly - 1 if FN ef 1 . . v , -- Q rl 4 ' ' iN -1 ,,.l .1 if V' ,, 5. 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Q ' 1-W 5139? rw wg 1 Q. t - .,.1 H ,X : 1 - 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 - 1 ' ' 1 ' 1 - ' 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - . 1 - 1 1 1 Senior Homerooms June 1960 500 ,-.. 1514 fo 00 49 1' Wv 'C ROOM 'I50 Front Row Cleft to rnghtl Mane Hellerman Mary Ann Alletse Mary Ann Malok Jane Waegand treasurer Bruce Altenhof presldent Ruth McMurtry secretary Marcia Carothers Judlth Alleto Margaret Huron Second Row Jacquelme Hurt Betty Goodmght Betty Ruth Bostrc Alma Rock Mr Lee Bar bara Matoka Patrlcla Muller Marcla Engstrom Georglann Durlck Thnrd Row Samuel Nucutero Gary Seaman Charles Rosen Samuel Amato soclal charrman Clarence Avery Jesse Frnch Bernard Cosentmo George Jupmko Raymond Wmes burgh Fourth Row Anthony lee John Downie Wllluam Puskas Charles Harvey Charles Brandl Absentee Carol Richmond Gladys Grimes Mattie treasurer Lynn Collet president Barbara Steele vlce president Jlm Reichert soclal chaurmon Connne Benton secretary Mory Ellen Benedlk socxal chairman Second Row Marlon Frldaa Juamta Freeman Carolyn Lawyer Carol Jones Dorothy Hunkle Mr Goetz Laura Heath Edna Henchar Mary Ann Sherba Carol Garllts Thnrd Row ROOM 223 Front Row lleft to flghfl Wilson Sandra Harns Sylvla Camp seventy eight Janlce Cooper Marrlyn Lefko V larre Messuna Veronlca Zernsknek Pat Debold PatMerr1man Camrle Cussalh Romame Santa lorrame Kaut Sandra Sweeney Fourth Row Jam Raehn Jum Cameron Tom Martm Joe Sylvester Regla Tongel Tom Kutcher James Shaeen Julrus Akrrc Fufth Row Robert Drumm Ed Stoner Robert Shelleby Rlch Mozlak Don Berry . 3' -- ? 13 'M'- ,4 1' .4 1 1 g 1 1 1 :W L - 1 ,. xx V - Y , . 1' 4 K3' . 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MIL i1j4I'1,f:, . . is .,, J.l'RwaN Juniors The junior class has accomplished many things as they take the giant step toward their senior year. During this past year they have shown their school spirit by attending, cheering, and partic- ipating in all athletic games. Most ofthe members of the class are active partic- ipants in the various clubs ofthe school. They have planned many social activi- v 3'- 2 f ' ' if . ties for their class, the main one being the Junior Prom. A great day in their lives was that day on which they be- came the proud owners of the tradi- tional class ring. All these memorable experiences of their iunior year will en- able them to become a senior class that will carry on Oliver's traditions with pride. Mr. Schubert. ROOM 206 Front Row Cleft to rightl: loretta Ca- casef Judith Dentog Edith Cayey Wil- liam Bosko, treasurerp Thomas Spontak, presidentg Stephen Bezila, vice presi- dentg Mary Worthy, secretaryg Floria Durham: Bertha Cook. Second Row: Geraldine McCoy: Sandra Thierottg Esther Garverp Alberta Temrczkog Theresa Andersong Marianne Hermanf Nancy Kerischg Andrea Wilsong Sally Biondog Carol Ann Laug Wanda Vance. Third Row: Paul Kleinp Gabriel Bellp David McMillan: John Karl: Robert Carr: Donald Persingerg Robert Maier: William Brickg Betty Williams: Patricia Boylan. Fourth Row: Ralph Smayp Ralph Lorrimang Vincent Kasarskisy Bruce Knellp .lack Rossi James Searlesy Rob- ert Caldwellg Geoftry Gwynn. eighty-two t'-f ROOM 121 Front Row Cleft to rightj Mary Nolan Virginia Hughesg Carol Gigliotti sec retaryp Judy Porter vice president Janet Porter, president Mary Ann Ze lar, treasurerp Jerilyn Lllllck soclal chairman: Earlene Austin Bernice Brent. Second Row Donald Klein Michael Kubap Georgia Zappas Kath leen Schaalg Roselyn Tesh Jean Mo zeykog Judith Meyer Robert Bolster Joseph Bransom. Third Row James Mahloyg Thomas Sawyer Gary Wat tersg Franklin Mc Creary Thomas Gaveng Robert Harris Alycia Barber Robert Gustis. Fourth Row David Young: Wayne Price Raymond Jen ningsg Mary Mclver Oliver Mitchell 'Q M C5 N 5 ROOM 138 First Row Cleft to rightb: Sandy Gal- lagherg Geraldine Tusaf Moonyeen Ku- shik, secretaryp Aurelle Purdy, treas- urerg Mary Lewis, presidentg Allan Folmer, vice presidentg Carol Neuwirthp Marleen Murrayg Dorothy Cifrulak. Second Row: Marilyn Jameson: Myrna Bagleyy Mr, Harterg Joan Robinsony Margiree Green: Myrtle Nelmsp Rose Burleticy Kathy McCarthy. Third Row: Maxine Burtong James Herringg Rosella Mathisg Ella Mae Zeiglerg Donna Krollg Agnes Minton. Fourth Row: James Mess- merg Marvin McGinnisg James Wat- song Michael Zukiewiczg Harold Deissg Kent Mooreheadg Charles Makarp Rob- ert Maglicic. Fifth Row: Bardsley Grig- gleg Thomas Welfingerg Albert Moyer: Robert Pattersong Otto Cowang Kenneth Faub, Joseph Fedarski. -0 VV li 'J . 'D Q ROOM 124 Front Row Cleft to rightiz Diana Millerg Carol Sevickp Marie Warlock, secre- taryg Thomas Drobniewslci, vice presi- dentg Edward Vignale, presidentg Wil- liam Braun, treasurerp Libby Smithg Sarah Kingg Sheila Patterson. Second Row Cleft to rightlz Sandro Fosterg Andrea Rabating Ginger Westonf Mary Failorg Diane Uffelman: Janet Swarm: Lola Fieldsg Bernice Worthyg Patricia Stewart. Third Row Cleft to rightlz James Morrowg Charles Heilg Edward Marreeg Joseph Bushumg John Samoskyg Harry Donovang Charles Sloang Ken- neth Chereck. Fourth Row Cleft to rightl: Joseph Carrg Don Gavigla: An- drew Lipchakg Richard Swidorskig Leonard Stephany. , of A H521 til 11 . 1 - ,Q ff ,.. AW fl, Mr B it- , W --s., ROOM 133 Front Row Cleft to rightl: Geneva Bosticg Shirley Willisg Lydia Taylorg Robert Kallstrand, vice presidentg Lois Kurtz, presidentg Kathleen Watts, Sec- retaryp Theodora Falclesg Gwendolyn Mitchellg Dorothy Richey. Second Row: Arleen Katrichg Carolyn Mertz, Aileen Vasilg Marlene Bodnarg Mary Spontakg Mr. Louis DiTommasog Mary Higgins: Marion Lattag Diana Sholtzg Donna Solomon. Third Row: William Meclclerg Thomas Kunsalrg Freda Sabog Miriam Koenigg Mardee Tuma: Marcella Blakeg Glenna Frostg Ronald Kunco. Fourth Row: James Goettmanp Daniel Kin- rossp Joseph Sagnimenig Richard Mc- Gilting Robert Neumanng Joseph Scev- nellg Stanley Novakg James Devine: Paul Demmieg Robert Rudolph. eighty-three Sophomores The sophomores of Oliver High School, who have represented them- selves by participating in inter-mural sports, have strengthened our school spirit with the addition of cheerleaders and maiorettes from their classmates. During the past year the sophomores have studied hard to gain scholastic achievement in their various classes. They are now looking forward to their iunior year when they will attempt to itll fl fil Z 5 I 5 N 'P vi' succeed at more advanced subiects. Un- der the capable ability of these under- classmen, the Oliver High School Chapel Choir was represented at the All-City Chorus and at the Brighton Heights Wo- men's Club. Our Student Council also has representatives from the sophomore class and one of their members was chosen to represent Oliver in the All-City Council. Certainly we should be proud of the members of our graduating class of 1962. no ' .- , . nn, xv M- ' ,A 1-v-- ...Q 115 ks, 'S f ,K I,- ra ROOM T37 Front Row Cleft to rightjz Edythe Alston, Carolyn Jackson, Lois Goodnight, Linda Williams, secretary, James Davis, vice president, Michael Swick, president, Marilyn Smith, treasurer, Jean Burletic, Janet Martin, Patricia Palmer. Second Row: Ronald Martin, Gerald Blistan, Delores Barron, Bernice McGruder, Geraldine Kraus, Richard Macedonia, William Vickers. Third Row: Ronald Woshner, Rodger Mannka, Ronald Koerble, William Rattlift, Hugh Van- dergrift, Patrick Ferris. Fourth Row: James Mackentosh, Robert Cicchino, Jeffery Olean, Ronald Schreckengost, Robert Barnes, Patrick Joyce. ROOM 208 Front Row fleft to rightj: Susan Rapp, Stella Michalkow, Carolyn Colman, treasurer, Margaret Zavasky, vice pres- ident, Joan Brown, president, Barbara Jackson, social chairman, Diane Dahlin- ger, secretary. Second Row: Patricia Cronin, Rebecca Goessler, Margaret Notaro, Charlotte Giese, Mrs. Sabel, Barbara Gingrich, Donna Dunlap, Mary Alice Carter, Joan Bennett. Third Row: Edith Ford, Maris Kielar, Grace Vaughn, Donna Messina, Eunice Lewis, Janice Edge, Phyllis Rucker, Alma Vason. Fourth Row: Melva Daubman, Diane Harris, lrene Jaquay, Marjorie Pryor, Marilyn Evans, Gayle luchin. eighty-four . ,ml ROOM 'll6 Front Row fleft to rightl: Veronica Weston: Cheryl Buchlmayer: Sandra Russell: Donna Dolan: George Gilles- pie: George Evanson: Carol Denhard: Pamela Berg: Josephine Cape: Dianne Schoenecker. Second Row: Leonore Brown: Patricia Patterson: Ella Mae Rowry: Veronica Watson: Miss Vota: Gail Helfer: Jacqueline Fulner: Donna Tonti: Mary Kaczmar. Third Row: Fred Hurt: John Kotlawy: Salvatore Ronda: David Drupa: Calvin Richardson: Rich- ard Hicliey: Keith McDade: Robert Kristoft. Fourth Row: LeRoy Parks: Frank Plantz: Francis Merz: Allan Tur- ner: Donald Grathwell: Walter Brown. H 'Lx '......,. I 'x 'mi Vfara 'ff' ROOM 134 Front Row fleft to rightl: Robert Karn- sic: Diana Samuel: Carl Bowman: Ben- nie Henderson: Charles Potter. Second Row: Richard Dummer: Elaine Nich- olson, social chairman: Betty Lallos: secretary: Charles Wooster, social chairman: Cosmo Catanzaro, alternate president: Robert Sherrill, sergeant at arms. Third Row: Carol Van Dusen: Donna Veilleux: Jeffrey Sawyer: Marie Anderson, chaplain: Velma Thomas: Alma Bell: Gregory Hussar, Eugene Turner: Charles Allen: Robert Bonner. Fourth Row: Barbara Brazell: Monie Riggi: Barbara Benedilc:Colleen Moore: William Jones: Lamaar Davis. pu' ,Sip Y xi ROOM 'll4 Front Row Ueft to rightjz Charlene Carothers: Barbara Mayhugh: Dorothy Macios: Helen Bell, secretary: Mid-me. lene Yakim, president: Connie Melder, vice president: George Schilll f,-eos. urer: Audrey Mclntosh: Anna Marie Schafede. Second Row: Lillian Mitchell: Janice Wachter: Mr. Baumgarten:: Bar- bara Medwid: Gerry Husall: Carol Zelenalc: Elisabeth Slipslxi: Pqtrigiq Beavers. Third Row: Andrew Craig: Eugene Fortson: Richard Pofichio: La- VUUQLW Turner: Lee Rushneck: Frank Shimatski: Henry Kline: Vernon MC. Keever: George Yock: Henry Lewis: Neil Himber: Lee Hunt: Frank Lewigh Fourth Row: Wayne Hinsley: James OQLIYLE: larry Schmitt: Bernard Delien: Jerry Bradley. eighty-five 1 'S' 5 ROOM 145 Front Row Cleft to rightlz Florence Counahan: Carol Jacks: Sharon Econ- omos, secretary: Claudia Titchnell, president: Peter Moskal, treasurer: Wil- liam McClelland, vice president: Alice Gillman: Shirley Thorne. Second Row: Juanita Bennett: Judith Forcer: De- lores Scott: Mr. Seybert: Donna Mag- licic: Victoria Cannizzaro: Barbara Wallace. Third Row: Richard Trent: Verus Hilling: Curtis McAl::ee: Edward Baker: Robert Marunczak: Harry De- lien: John Fedorski. Fourth Row: Eli Herring: Eugene Taylor: William Sula: Richard Neuhart: Robert Ziegler. K .514 ot' if 1? xy il- 1 'f ROOM 2l4 Front Row fleft to rightlz Ann Raven- stahl: Diane Solomon: Georgia Kraus: Carol Summers, vice president: Eileen Englemen, president: Donna Swick, secretary: Margie Macey, treasurer: Pamela Rhode: Janet Price. Second Raw: Sandra Wachter: Penny Fakles: Diane Harper: Carol Luft: Mrs. Wible: Rose Senchison: Raisa Semenoft: Judith Mack: Betty Schreiber. Third Row: Janet Davis: Cathy Kerrish: Constance Sidoruk: Kathleen Martin: Sylvia Ru- dolph: Shirley Karnsic: Rosalie Resnick. Fourth Row: Mary Rose Fratto: Linda Watt: Lorraine Henkel: Merna Cochran: Carole Ann Scott. ,coli ts: '-O' -ir gs-ga' ' 71 .4-3 ,, 2 ,,.,hz-O 1--,221 gint- ii. .5 eighty six I .15 'vf I7 -51- Room 105 Q First Row Cleft to rightj: Joan laBar- ri bara Romaine Edmondsg Mary Lou Cronin Jessanne Jacksony Katherine Cutler Brian Murphyg Wayne Corbett: Linda Meals Carol Stephensp Carol Smallen Second Row: Virginia Schmitt: Lois Meals Jane Williomsg Ruth Grif- tiths Mr Repaskeyg Ruth Katzenmeyerp Cheryl Bolster Karen McPaul. Third Row David Kuhn David Morgang Al- fred Camino lee Salinetroy John Stef- ano John Putz Paul Meesep Andrew Zelar Fourth Row: Robert Scheallg Thomas Hunter Robert Flinny Michael Shade Walter Kenderslxi. eighty seven Freshman The freshman class of 1960 will have to strive harder and more diligently than any of the classes which have pre- ceded. The tools which they now are using are far more complex than those of yesterday. They are trying to achieve a higher standard of education which is now required for their high school di- plomas. They have entered enthusias- tically into such activities as the band ft and orchestra and have given their contributions in athletics. They are rep- resented in the student government through their homeroom presidents and in the cabinet through the second vice president. Class projects and club activ- ities tend to enrich their school life and their futureg laying the foundation and the principles upon which they will later build their lives. it Richard Kaniuff. ROOM 135 First Row lleft to rightl Harriet Hen song Yvonne Hayesp Robert Laslxey vice president: Dalberta Andrews secretary Harold Holland, president Robert Throop, treasurer: Daniel Deiss John Miladinp Walter Sturdlvant Second Row: Barbara Belly Brenda Scott Jean Jeremiasp Mr. Barnes Florence Dues selg Jeanne Marloff Karen Miller Third Row: Larry Froelich Robert Kim melg Perry Brower: Morris Scafede James Lambert: Ike McCaa William Armstrong. Fourth Row Robert Dauer Richard Lapiskag Robert Anderson ROOM 246 Front Row: fleft to rightl: Stephanie Genberg: Nancy Gillman: Theresa To- tin, secretary: Peggy Ann Martini, treasurer: Robert Belo, president: Allen Butler, vice president: Georgia Vlaha- lcis: Roberta Marshall: Michalle Huron. Second Row: Elizabeth Soley: Rose Marie Martini: Marlene lsett: Carole Jamriska: Jane Fabrizi: Judith Pololta: Judith Russo: Patricia Malone: Carol Stephany. Third Row: larry Rusch: Edward Fuhs: Donald Brady: David Peters: Mr. Fix: William Hess: Earl Reeb: Mary Whitehead: Berdell Mc- Caskill. Fourth Row: Robert Klaric: Frank Korzen: Emil Siewecliyli David Rohaly: Arthur Neel: Earl Gill: Ken- neth Buschbaum: Jefirey Titley. Q Q' Vaal my i I ROOM 245 Front Row lleft to rightjz Sandy Ken- ley: Jean Spence: Judy D'Alesandro, president: Adele Friedrich, vice presi- dent: Sandy lebec, secretary: Barbara Bockes, treasurer: Bernadine Smith: Theresa Evans. Second Row: Virginia Lindsay: Helen Keonig: Margaret Wea- ver: Nancy Whitehouse: Janette Scott: Ann Lynch: Betty Campbell: Carol Her- manlcevich: Sherry Hagerman: Dorothy Trischler. Third Row: William Novak: Michael Kundrat: Robert Wilson: Thomas Cameron: Evan Trueller: James Caye: Charles Collins: Charles Clarlx: Stanley Baumgarten: David Murray. Fourth Row: Richard Reindl: John So- tak: Terand Mascherma: Frances Sweeny: Wayne Schreckengot: Ray- mond Amelia. eighty-eight .' .L I ... 1 , 1,91 fl If ROOM 241 Front Row fleft to rightl: Constance Wright: Essie Kyles: louise Goins: Jill Vignale, treasurer: Lilliam Hodder, sec- retary: William West, vice president: Sandra Barkovich: Nancy Geyer: Mar- lene Gaysek:: Gladys Hargest. Second Raw: James Thomas: Richard Suhy: Robert Kopczynslri: Sandra Robinson: Earline Green: Virginia Vandergrift: Suzanne Schohn: Sharon Drunner: Joyce Davies. Third Row: James Wa- ters: James laRocca: August Short: James Wise: Robert Bisesi: James Mil- ler: David Griftith: Daniel VanLeer. Fourth Row: Ronald Grimth: Clifford Lynch: Joseph Gondalc: Mr. Brenchak: James Williams: Joseph Mroczkowski. 0 , 'p, ,fem l ii .T We Q -ff -:Q -gan, ' ii, V,-1 ' ROOM 44 Front Row: Cleft to rightj: Eileen Heath: Joe Garianog Ed Yurkovichp Richard Damiano: Agora Pappasg Jua- nita Dennis: Yolanda Davis: Ellen Knauff. Second Row: Gloria Marunczakg Diane Thompson: Carol Pryor: Donna Schultzabergerp Nancy Sparbanieg Deb- orah Bickertonp Barbara Woadsg Mar- cia Burke. Third Raw: Tom Geanopulasp Dominic Nardg Richard Marinchakg Mc- Kinley Farrarg Dennis Preiningerg Rob- ert Borgog Robert Nickel. Fourth Row: John Paraskag Peter Demkop Robert James: Arthur Voightg Frank Namisnak. QQ O lo 0' P ROOM l5l Front Row Cleft ta rightl: Mae Moy- hughg Patricia Bridgep Judy Elzag Wil- liam Lazzaraf Candice Cookg Carol Uptegrafig Margaret Napperg Linda Halligang June Titchnell. Second Row: Louise Branchg Ella Milerp Mary Siw- eckyig Donna Payneg Nancy Goldbronn. Third Row: Charles Knoerg Robert Croning John Armstrongg William Pilesip Mr. DiVitog Michael Wilson: Ronald Kucg Edgar Johnson. Fourth Row: Rich- ard Sidorukg David Dobsonp James Kantenweing Edward Walkerg Joseph Murphy. FY .anrqla J' D-ww eighty-nine yr . '55, Junior High ROOM 219 Front Row Cleft to rightj: David Sotak, Franklin Camp, Leonard Fields, Mercer Napper, Stanley Macios, Richard Gai- ney. Second Row: Larry Mays, Vance Reddiclc, vice president, Susan Kutcher, president, Eleanor Boucek, treasurer, Barbara Campbell, secretory, Dolores McKeIIy, Lee Gee. Third Row: Anna Marie Demmie, Carl Bilensk, Mary Ann Toucho, Mary Ann Tarquinio, Dolores Lozer, Ruth Sebek, lidia Semenifl, June Kain, Dlora Smith, Neddie James, Mor- lene Foster, Barbara Lee, Bessie Jones. Fourth Row: William Matthews, Eleanor Williams, Frank Babin, Robert Kerish, Fred Hutchinson, Carl Altenhol, Charles Saleik, Greg Newman,Thomos Herak, Raymond Russell. ft: -N' :51 .7 2-213 X f'3f J f-l if-sr i 1 R ,xt , ou' ., 1 t as ,-.. 'Y' 6 ROOM 122 Front Row Cleft to rightl: Vick Bor- baur, Marilyn McElroy, Elizabeth Kearns, treasurer, Kathy Kohl, vice president, Sandy Pavlinovic, president, Marion Kerrish, secretary, Cheryl Lee Furrer, Mary Mayhew, Dolores Brackett. Second Row: Jacqueline Arnold, Nancy Dettlinger, Kathleen Allshouse, Ann Nichols, Carol Short, Miss Hoiduk, Muna Shaheen, Shirley Cristallino, Elaine Swindarski. Third Row: Douglas Armstrong, Sherwood Robinson, Charles Lasko, Garry Dorning, Raymond Boyne, Charles Ford. Fourth Row: Tony Fabis- iak, Lawrence Porter, David Pensko, George Preninger, James Misner. ninety .qu-sw 'C an P CQ ROOM 211 Front Row Cleft to rightl: William Ku- shik, Gary Minor, Albert Arnold, Thomas Toomey, James Seholes, Ed- ward Warcholok. Second Row: Donna Curiale, Zelma Massey, treasurer, linda Bell, secretary, Robert Fritz, president, Arthur Merwick, Susan Terek, Barbara Drissler. Third Row: Terry Baxter, Sue Chilcott, Margaret Lucas, Blanch Fedo- riw, Patricia Bahney, Linda Ehrhardt, Alma Fife, Jeanne Lewis, Geraldine Layne, Teena Lewis,Theresa Macey, Mr. Means. Fourth Row: Paul Somosky, Richard Rosser, Donald Williams, Carl Warlock, Victor Toucho, Robert Dooln, Martin Novoselski. .uf R , ...M Jam. 4 ' ov- u C .. 5:2 , 'jx I 'A ROOM 247 Front row Cleft to rightl: Shirley Good- wine, Dianne Black, William Black, treasurer, Carol Di Lembo, president, Salvadore Nicotra, vice president, Donna Lee Todd, Janet Sproal, secre- tary. Second Row: Mr. Burgo, Ida Mae Bennett, Ella Mae Henry, Nancy Whit- aker, Barbara Owens, Andrew Herta, Theodore Ciese. Third Row: Lorne Ru- dolph, William Shaw, Robert Sop- olowski, James Harley, Michael Ted- orsic, William WiltrougRobert Koerbel A-no vu L5 ,- KCQJA , -----D i R 'lik Junior High ROOM 250 Front Row fleft to rightlz James Baux, Dale Baker, Richard Snell, Ruth Acker- man, secretary, Eleoner Jacks, presi- dent, Christine Parker, treasurer, Mary Alice Scott, John Mankevick. Second Row: Pauline Dervish, Barbara Love, Sherry Lou Halligan, Linda Michaels, Bertha Foster, Ester Ford, Shirley Wil- son, Paulo Tovcimak, Virginia Robin- son, Roe Hairston. Third Row: Thomas Kenderski, William Gohney, Claude Robinson, Mr. Wills, Alexander Lau, David Patterson Harry Kruse. Fourth Row: Henry Bennett, Richard Hauner, Richard Loyd, Roosevelt. F a ... I as s A .om ' T051 D 'iw - .L A cw QV: ac , ' a ' -f J- '- lt' . 'Qi J J- ,J me -2113 2 Y.. rel, I Y ROOM 43 Front Row Cleft to rightl: Glenn Rayne, David Kruck, Linda Steigler, secretary, Fred Powell, vice president, Judith Fisher, president, Dewayne Dunlap, treasurer, Dorothy Williams, Donna Pollard, Judy Lee Burke. Second Row: Rosemarie Lunsford, Elizabeth Malone, Betty Allen, lris Boxlley, Jacqueline Reid, William Woodrow. Third Row: James Collet, Marshall Jerkins, Robert Helms, Edward Hamilton, Edward Brooks, Larry Carmichael, James Maier, James Saluga, Frank Husak, Joseph Freeman, Michael Macios. ninety-one 'TU' Junior High ROOM 239 Front Row Cleft to rightl: Lisa Hogan, Priscilla Johnson, secretary, Robert Winston, vice president, Linda Sumner, treasurer, Juanita James, president, Arlene Palmer, Patricia Hodder, Linda Meister, Gloria Andartes- Second Row: Sarah McCaa, Donna Fields, Juanita Simms, Bertha Jackson, Donna Rohaly, Mary Senchisen, Bueatenyia Greenlee, Margaret Dowden, Mrs. Moran. Third Row: Janice Riley, Dolores Patterson, Deborah Edwards, Jacqueline Perry, Sharon Watchelx, Marianne Princz, Maureen Kurtz, Terrie Mania- Fourth Row: John Weaver, Leon Turner, Cleve- land Hall, Bernard Younger, Stephen Thompkins, Chester Thrower, Saul Reeves, Ronald Dilliott. 1 ff' 7 if' Tl f ' 'E -. gm ROOM 242 Front Row fleft to rightlz Jaan Birkel, lrene Similak, Nancy Novak, Ina Ey- man, vice president, Susan Wittmer, president, Kathy Fritz, secretary, Gail Williams, Judy Gartside. Second Row: Lois Trautman, Charles Newman, Bruce Baxter, Julius Hicks, Terry Halligan, Martha Mills, Martha Watts, Margaret Higgins, Bronwen Morgan, Joan Zapf. Third Row: Gary Miller, Michael Lozer, Andrew Potosky, Harry Stough, William Koerbel. Fourth Row: David Laslcey, Daniel Hussar, Scott Humphrey, Myron Rodzay, Richard Bukowski, Timothy Watts. ninety-two .Eff-, XM. ---on-5 'Q ' Q1 - Q, i ROOM 'I26 Front Row lleft to rightlz Diane Kight, Linda Caye, Laura Sholtz, Cheryl John- son, Patricia Buchanan, secretary, Rob- ert Wagnor, president, Donna French, treasurer, Mary Hlovchiec, Patricia Mauno, Gloria Barshowski. Second Row: Dolores Hernaa, Lynn Skala, Alice Cznesnocha, Loraine Lewis, Miss Delle Donne, Betty Attaway, Kathleen Furst, Linda Smay, Alice Patchan. Third Row: William Schaefer, Michael Balay, Rich- ard Schuler, Michael Mezynski, Kenneth Klucsor, Ronald Cummings, Walter Jones. Fourth Row: James Lewis, Wal- ter Siweclxyi, David Lapiska, Robert Campbell, Charles Noullet. Z M ..,r ii N1-H in T ii' AF 5, fs:- Aufographs L.-+-.19 2? L1 1 4 F I M53 SQ J .. Yrffffd ffl?-.e v I 1 ... M., 7 1 '-a. we: 'L f - K . M. ,1I'J,,g'g-,.Hg,f,M:,i , ' f I T f , -' N, 34 ,,,--1-9 I 5. .mx ,. Vg5'32JJ Vn any. 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LATIN I The students In Latin l have been busy this year learning the fundamentals of Latin Whale learning to translate, they have encountered many strange mytho logical tales They have been Introduced to Roman cul ture, customs, and traditions through the showlng of slides LATIN Ill Latln Ill centered around the translating of the Twelve Labors of Hercules and other Roman Tales During the year they continued to master Latin grammar and vocabulary Much time was spent on Improving their English vo cabulary by the use of derivatives ik CU ll io' 3' I K ' LATIN l Front Row Cleft to rightl: Carol Sum- mersy William Westp Stanley Baumgar- tem Michele Huronp Virginia Vander- griftp Marie Andersonp Marlene lsettg Marlene Gayselrp Mary Ann Malak. Second Row: Barbara Campbelly Joyce Daviesp Donna Payney Susan Kutcherp Margie Montgomery: Gladlys Hargestg Mr. DiVitop Eleanor Baucekg Karen Mil- lerp Michaelene Yakimp Edwina Kirsch- manp Margaret Napper. Third Row: Richard Sidovukg Robert Bisesip Gladlys Grimes Joseph Murphy Alma Vason Patty Beavers Lola Younger Kathleen Martin June Tltchnell Ann Namlsak Vernon McKeever Elizabeth Sllpslu Gloria Marunczak Fourth Row Eman uel Amurgls Jim Goettmann Goeffry Gwynn Emll Slweckyl John Sotak Eddie Vtgnale Ray Amello James Mil ler Eugene Fartson Walter Brown Richard Trent Fifth Row William No vak Domenlc Nard Dennis Prelnln ger Kenneth Geche Frank Nammsnak Joe Mroczkowskl Robert Belo George Yock 11 .Z eu- , LATIN lll Front Row Cleft to rlghtl Audrey Mc Intosh Jackie Fulmer Claudia Tltchnell Gregg Hussar Wllllam Grommo Gwen dolyn Mitchell James Herring Ella Mae Zelgler Second Row Mr DlVito Lois Meals Valerie Messina Cheryl Bolster Duane Harper Carol Zelenak Mary Kaczmar Thlrd Row Wayne Cor bett Kenneth Favb Peter Moskal Jack Downie Francis Merz Q 0-.SYN Qi 2-we ll nlnety six J' ew Ch . 7 : I ,, I , . ' V 1 1 Y. 1 1 1 f' 1 1 . X ' ' . : - 9 A . . f W 1 1 7' Q 1 ' 1 1 Nu, - ' ' ' 1 1 - 1 1 1 I . I . . . . 1 - I , , 1 1 1 1 1 ' - Il ll 1 5 ,A .1 'Y ' fa. Y X41 .5 V 1 4 3 I , - of ,A 4 K. , ' b gl Q , ., f I QD ' 'K , QQ u . A H 1 ' . , , 'F' 1' 1 ' 1 ' ' 1 V 1 1 - ' I 1 . 1, ' . : . 1 ' ' 1 1 K ' 1 1 1 f. . f f 1 f 5 . -.27 ,F 5 if ,el A-J .K ,g X 2 LATIN IV G V 4' Front Row Cleft to rightl: Lauretta 4 YR mv' Hazardp Helen Belly Carol Simendingerg Janet Martin: Pat Palmerg Joan Brownp Marie Kielary Marian Similik. Second Row: Jean Mozeikog Gloria Gloory Kathy Schaalf Dianne Samoyf Gayle Luchingp Merna Cochrang Janice Edgeg Patricia Blain Mary Nolan. Third Row: Mr. DiVitog Harlan Marshallg Joe Vida: Joseph Motonisp Donald Washingtong James Searlessg Edward Crawford. CQ' 9? LATIN IV 8. V Caesars Gallic Wars and Clceros Orahon are the mam topics of translation in Latm IV and V The students supplement their translations by giving special reports They also see films which glve them a better In sight into Roman culture SPANISH I Learning and trying to master the elementary principles of Spanish are the Spanish I students Through their translations and movies shown In class, they get a clear picture of life in Spam and Mexico Thus, too, will give them a better chance to view life In other countries '99 ll 3 K T SPANISH I Front Row Qleft to rlghtl Julie Drenbel dro Virginia Lindsay Gloria Hunt Sylvia Plantz Mary lewis Second Row James Vargo Vincent Kasarslus James Mankevlch James Davis George Schull Edward Tltley Joseph Caye M DI Tomrnaso wtf ' for mnety seven , . . , . 1k1'?' '. -Q W 'FY' D J - s I if ' M I :L I Q . if W, M ,. x f 1 , I K bis: Rosalie Resnickf Judith D'Alessan- J 4, ,. , I il ' ' ' ' 2' ' : -, , 5 X is : . . . : as Q ,, if ' : I 'i I ' : 5 o I F r' v . , 1 ' 'T'f1'f7i -'W f' 1152 45 1 SPANISH II 8. III Front Row Cleft to rightjz Edyth Alston: Yvonne Shawg Lydia Toylorg Lynda Williomsg Frances Boswellg Irene Ja- quayp Penny Fakles. Second Row: Dan- iel Deissp Norbert Reddickg Mr. louis DiTommascop Andrea Chezockyg Judith Meyerg Sylvia Camp: Mary Ann Bitslto. Third Row: Paul Meeseg Ralph Lorri- many James Mealsf Judy Morrowy David Grathwellg Robert Barnes: Ger- ald Bradleyg Beniamin Dixon. Fourth Row: Don Berry: Walter Kisnerp Robert Palolxa SPANISH IV 5 V S NISH II 81 III The class that studies Spanish II and Spanish III concurrently have continued their mastery of the lan guage by conversing in Spanish translating stories and reviewing grammar The class has enloyed seeing many movies about life and traditional customs in Spanish countries Through these various activities they Increase their knowledge of the language and the people who speak It SPANISH IV 8. V The advanced Spanish students are well on their way towards being fluent In the language Their mam class activity IS translating from English into Spanish and from Spanish into English They also help to plan and prepare for the Spanish Fiesta a dance which is sponsored by all of the Spanish classes it Front Row Cleft to nghtl Theodora Fakles Verna Stevenson Rose Concel man Carroll Conway Judy Lindsay Carol Jeremlas Carol Sevuck Second Row Lynn Wildon Milton Rolle laura Heath Thomas Sawyer Carol lee Jones Edward Stoner Mr louis DI Tommaso ninety eight su? 1:- lsti 'Q fs GERMAN I Front Row fleft to rightjz Joseph Gar- ianop James Thomasg Ken Buchsboumg Frederick Richmond: Robert Kristoftp Donald Brady. Second Row: Kerryne 3 Dunn: Georgia Vlahakisg Pam Mclallenf Lana Barnesf Carol Davisf Carol Upter- 6 90 graltp Linda Halligan. Third Row: Mrs. Fishery Richard Gaineyp Carl Altenhofg .s William Adamsp Jim McMillin7 Stephen Bezilay Bill Hess: Thomas Lynch. Fourth Row: James Wisey Michael Tovcimakp James Kantenweing Thomas Mllnerg Marvin McGinnis Edward Trlhs Frank Babm GERMAN I as Lf- The enthusiastic German I class, composed of ninth graders and a few eighth graders, are concentrating on pronunciation Besides attempting to master begin mng German grammar, they are also retelling transla tions in their new language GERMAN ll The German II class have been working diligently on grammar this year They have also translated several stories In their book and with Mrs Fisher s able teaching have Increased their knowledge of the German lan guage 'Q s 4,3 ag a ninety nine GERMAN ll Genberg Adele Frledrlck Rita Pappas Audrey Gorman Ann Jackson Marilyn Bookser Second Row Mrs Fisher Can dice Cook Beverly Krapp Marlon Go gal Katherine Gerwlg Gerald Bllstan Wulllam Piles: Robert Klarlc John Paraslca Ronald Washner David Kell Third Row Jerry Repchak Thomas Grlttith Robert Laskey 'K L V . . . . . , . i 'M l 4 -, ,, ., .f '9 4- Z A - 5 Front Row fleft to rightl: Stephanie 'F : 1 ' F ' ' I ' f , - - I ' : -fx : : ' ' . -T, gf 'Q I t I Q : I , E I . we ...r I ,,, ,, ll 9 Qa- ,4 GERMAN In C Front Row Cleft to rightjz Susan Craveng Phyllis Kavavlanp Irene Young: Thomas X ty' Martini Marilyn Leflxop Denny Musher. Second Row: Mrs. Fisher: Richard Macadoniag Judith Mack: Gail Helfery Janice Wachterg Sandra Wochtor. Third Row: Bernard Gaiheyg David f McMilling John Miladinf William Eger- In ter: Charles Makar. JN-I Q --C1 ,C CERMAN III After spending the first report period reviewing grammar, the eager German llls began translating lmmense, written by Theodore Storm Also this class, as well as the other German classes, sponsored the German Christmas party an order to raise money for needy organizations GERMAN IV The industrious students of the German IV class are busy at work translating the story Immense They are also gaining a better knowledge of the German lan guage through practice in grammar and conversation 1 QQ .' ,Q Gy GERMAN IV ss '- TC' ll Front Row Cleft to rlghtl Diane Har Barbara Nichols Pamela Berg Alice S. Glllman Second Row Mrs Fisher Ruby Armstrong John Samosky Jeftory Saw yer William Kristof? Third Row Ber nard Bouceli Robert Stazer William Sula Bob Chicheene John Jackson x. f' . fi one hundred :. e f -I - , ., '-f 4 'W' I - xxbf 7 , . ll ll ' ' ' ll Il 6. '- I s 0 'fl 4? I X uf 5 ., A . 5 z ' - A ' lf - . l'ISi Sharon Economisg Carol Denhardp L E wk ,duh ' : 1 ' ,N ' ' . : . 3 gh i i - X f I i . . K X , l l ' I A 8 'wg 5' s img' .Y K iw K in Y I f I 1 ,-4 I 2. 'vu , Y I ADVANCED GERMAN Front Row Cleft to rightl Becky Goessler: Merril Cernansky Judith Klein: Patty Lebec Diana Sholtz Diane Dahlinger. Second Row Mrs Fisher Mary Ann Her- man Marilyn Evans Dorothy Brittain. Third Row Don Hartley Robert Neumann: Hugh ...av L no K, v. ,w sf. Q' 'S ,. 1 ADVANCED GERMAN The Advanced German students with Mrs. Fisher's help have obtained a better knowledge and appreciation for German. This semester they translated the story William Tell and also did more advanced work using their grammar books. ORCHESTRA The Senior Orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Bunting, provides interested students the opportunity to develop their skill in the playing of their instruments and also to cultivate musical appreciation. This group presents several performances to the school. These include those in which they play for assem- blies such as the Senior Class Play, February Commencement and special concerts. T55 Mr. Bunting. 'xi' ORCHESTRA fl' .-..fJ'- N-.a Front Row: fleft to rightj: Edwin Kerish- man: Marie Anderson: Carolynn Jackson: Michaelene Yakim: Curtis McAbee: Henry Jones: Barbara Thomas: Paul Demmie. Second Row: James Davis: Frank Shimatzki: Patricia Patterson: Sandra Russell: Edward Crawford: Helen Bell: Sandra Wachter: Beverly Krapp: Janet Scott: Judith Facer: Leslie McClelland. Third Row: Janice Wachter: Frances Boswell: Robert Wilson: George Jupinko: Stanley Baumgarten: Pamela Rode. 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' , . N- - , V 1 - 4. , ,Q ff, F, H11 .'1'3f3ggg-:g -:ff--,i 5'fwSw A : ' X . 1 1. L- 'rf' 4- 1:4-,, Ire, 5 ,, ' ' x - - 1' -, .'1. ', I- if :Q ff... :e,- 3-r 'E ' .W ' - '. X' -JK 'Y-H fl' 3:9 ' ' ,Llni q-'rf Q-'E--52? :- I ' 41-f f . A f : 1' X --ff 1.55 1',:'2 'LZ--.5f :: ' . Q fm ' ' - X A ' 2 ' . A ' -'JTQ3-45 LL H, Q , A - ., 427 -'7 ,'E'f.:i.:ft.f A ' - -' ,gw lqg M-,,TmMNwmmNmWmWw- ' ' A L .. V . V-4 ' ' .,. .... 'Q , ,gli ,, V I . - - 'f511'1f2E'E1 , o o First Semester Student Cabinet and Councils STUDENT GOVERNMENT The Student Government of Oliver High School consists of three divisions: the Student Cabinet, Senior Council, and Junior Council. Members of the Student Cabinet are elected twice a year in a general election in which the entire student body votes. The main purpose of the cabinet is to serve and represent the school. The Senior Council is limited to membership of the senior homeroom presidents, the Junior Council, junior homeroom presidents. The weekly Cabinet meetings of these three groups are spent discussing school problems and school activities. These three groups are sponsored by Mrs. Kasthner. 51 Front Row Cleft to rightl: Ray Wines- burgh, secretary of traffic, Georgia Zappos, secretary of tinonce, Charles Rosen, president, Carol Richmond, sec- retary of sanitation. Second Row: Ray Amelio, second vice president, Chuck Kaiser, vice president, Bob Amelia, secretary of publicity. Q ef Senior Council ' Front Row lleft to rightjz Cosmo Catan- zaro-134, Bruce Altenhof-150, Lynn Collet-223, Charles Kaiser, first vice president-111, Joan Brown, secretary- 208, Elmer Bennett-136, William Katzenmeyer-115. Second Row: George Gillespie-116, Donald Hartley-125, Edward Vignale-124, Edwinno Kirshman- 134, Mary Lewis-138, Michaelene Yakim-114, Leo Mickail-110, Thomas lynch-111, Thomas Spontak-206. Third Row: Janet Porter-121, Claudia Titch- nell-145, Eileen Engelman-214, Kathy McCarthy-138, Lois Kurtz-133. 'V Qi fha Junior Council sec., Ray Amelia, 2'nd vice president, , Juanita James, 230, Judy D'Alessandro 245, Marilyn Boolcser, 243. Second Row: Sandra Pavlinevic, 122, Carol Dilembo, 247, Eleanor Jacks, 250, Harold Holland, 135, Charles Wilson, 241, William Lazzara, 151, Robert Wagner, 126, Mrs. Kasthner, sponsor, Judy Fisher, 43, Susan Wittmer, 242, Third Row: Chester Boyer, 26, Richard Damiano, 44, Brian Murphy, 105, Robert Belo, 246, William Ripely, 251, Robert Fritz, 211. one-hundred and four Front Row Cleft to rightl: Susan Kutcher, 219, Joyce Davis, 34, Phylis Karavlan, 1 Second Semester Student Cabinet and Councils STUDENT GOVERNMENT ACTIVITIES Oliver's student government sponsors many activities during the school year. The members of Senior Council and Cabinet aided the BEAR FACTS staff by selling subscription and also by sponsoring a dance. The Christmas project was filling Red Cross stockings for CI1iIdren's Hospital. Also groundwork was laid for the start of an American Field Service Chapter in Oliver. Such an organization will enable Oliver to have a foreign exchange student who will come to Oliver for one year, living with a family in the community, and attending Oliver as a regular pupil. 549 CABINET Front Row Cleft to rightjn Raymond Wines burg, secretary of traffic, Georgia Zappos, secretary of finance, Charles Rosen, pres- ident, Carol Richmond, secretary of sani tation. Second Row: Ronald Hammond secretary of publicity, Samuel Nicartero, secretary of publicity, Raymond Amelia second vice president, Charles Kaiser, first vice president. 3 VME? A -u,.t SENIOR COUNCIL Front Row Qleft to rightl: Lynn Collet Thomas Lynch, Jaan Brown, Charles Kaiser Diane Miller, Leo Michkail, Lois Kurtz. Sec- ond Row: Carol French, Jerry Lillick, Wil liam McClelland, Jeff Alean, Bruce Alten haf, Lee Marks, Edward Lesky, Ann Raven stahl, Mickelene Yakim, Edwina Kirshman. we JUNIOR COUNCIL Front Row Cleft to rightbz Robert Frito, Susan Kutcher, Robert Belo, Mary White- E Sf -, head, secretary, Ray Amelio, president, Kathleen Fritz, Charles Henigin, Joan Zapf. Second Row: Sandra Pavlinovic, Marilyn Burke, Margaret Napper, Adele Frederick, Marilyn Bookser, Juanita James, Adell Burke. Third Row: James LaRocca, Frank Babin, James Wise. 5 1 T. ff Q fl one hundred and tive 571' NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Front Row Qleft to rightlz Bef' MgMunn5 Arlene Gloor, William Katzenmeyer, Susan Craven. Second Row: Mr. Harter, sponsor, Judith Lindsay, Alexander Pappas, Kathy Schaal, Kathy Robinson, Carole Jones, Eileen Leseki Pat Lebec, Judy Klein. Third Row: Wayne Seelharst, .lohn Dow- nie, Charles Rosen. T OLIVER CHAPTER-NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The Oliver Chapter of the National Honor Society has been in existence for two years. Students, who have attained high academic standing, are honored in being chosen by the faculty to become a member of this organization. Throughout the year this group's main aim was to show the importance of scholarship. BEAR FACTS The Newspaper Club, sponsored by Mr. Barnes, was or- ganized so that the students participating might learn the pro- cess of editing a newspaper. They also hope to edit a school paper that will be worthy of Oliver. we sis. BEAR FACTS STAFF Front Row Cleft to righti: Patricia Bu- 52, chanan, Linda Caye, Donald Washington sports editor, Judy Klein, feature editor, Patty Lebec, news editor, Carol Jones, 1 Alma Rock. Second Row: Sylvia Plantz, Cheryl Johnson, Charles Rosen, business manager, Jack Downie, editor, Edward Crawford, business manager, Freda Saba, exchange editor, Gloria Barshowski. Third Row: David Jamriska, Edna Henchar, Adele Friederich, Marilyn Bookser, Valerie Messina, Marilyn Lefko, Tom Sawyer, Mil- ton Rolle, Joe Montonis, Mr. Barnes. Fourth Row: Mary Ann Sherba, Kathy Schaal, Camillia Cussalli, Maryhelen Pau- lick, Linda Watts, Dianne Samoy, Mary Ann Hlovchiec, Laura Sholtz. 3 4 I 1' 15 s U 5 Future Teachers of America 'X Flrst Row Cleft to nghtl Mary Flelds Joanne Smrth Barbara Nlchols Alexander Pappas treasurer Anne Ohl correspond Ing secretary Carol Jones socnal chairman linda Zimmerman recording secretary Judy Kleln Susan Craven president Mary Ann Klrnko hrstornan Pat Lebec program charrman Sylvla Plantz Second Raw Linda Woodward Aurelle Purdy Marilyn Jameson Loretta Cape Duane Somoy Judy Porter Kathy Schaal Rose Concelman Carroll Conway Arlene Gloor Judy Lmdsay loulse De Luca Joanne Lazer Harnet lozer Mary Ann Sherba Llnda Wllluams Thrrd Row Duane Schaltz Janet Porter Maryhelen Paulrck Marlon Latta Janet Wotcheclt Kathleen Robmson Juhana Pltto Carol Jerermas Mary Louvse Danto Marne Klelar Betty Butler Fourth Row Marianne Her man Freda Saba Audrey McGruder Vlrgvnra Hughes Man lyn Lefko Carolyn Coleman Judy Meyer Romame Santa Gayle Luchnn Marrlyn Evans The Olrver Chapter of The Future Teachers of America strm ulates students who are Interested In the teaching professnon To accomplrsh thus purpose the club rnvrtes speakers to tell of var nous phases of a teaching career different aspects of college, and other fields concerning the group Also, thrs actrve club holds dISCUSSIOnS about school vrslts Pittsburgh colleges, repre sents Its members In the state and cllstrlct Future Teachers of America meetmgs, and has special prolects Quite a few of the members enter the teachmg field while others do not one-hundred and seven Weaver treasurer Kenneth Kovac vrce presrdent Ollver Chapter of the HI Y Front Row Cleft to rrghtl Jack Dowme Frank Woods Mnchael Thomas Lynch Second Row Robert Stazer secretary Joseph Sllvester chaplain James Relhert sergeant at arms Thomas Robert Amello president Jack Bauer Raymond Wlnesburgh Wayne Seelhorst Thlrd Row Eugene Turner George Schlll Robert Maglucrc Gerald Repcheck Wrlllam Oldaker Charles Rosen ,fee Charles Harvey Richard Macedonia Robert Klrk Frank Mc Knell Wllllam Grommo Wllllam Braun Donald Washington Bruce Altenhof Frfth Row Robert Barns Wlllram Sula La Vaughn Turner Walter Brown Ronald Hammond Charles Foley Steven Ezlla John Karl Don Perslnger Allen Turner Harry Donovan Sixth Row Harry Kramer Tom Sawyer Rlch McGlffen The mam purpose of the Hr Y IS to create, marntarn and extend throughout the school and communrty hugh standards of Chrastuan character This year the Hr Y has provided baskets ot food for several needy famulles The club also tries to pro vlde an opportumty for boys of slmrlar Interests to plan and work together developing responsrblllty and leadership one hundred and eight . . - ' n K , , v rf 1' E R v . I ., I . , f , . .- - H . '17 2 if 2 1 f J I . 3 I .' 0 2 l F f ' f 4 xv If s s 'X 1 1 4- - V . , F '24, fu' I ' I F ' f ' ' : ' 1 - Swlck John Schmitt Samuel Amatog Leo Mickailp Wiley Burton: Crewy, Mr, Bqumgg,-gen, Fourth Row: Dennis Hoffman? Bruce I I i I . . : . . I . I ' , i . ' : 1 A ' 7 - I ' l f 2 : 2 I ' P 2 ' 1 1 ' : : i ' I . ' : 7 1 ' i ' ' : : ' . - . . I TRI-Hl-Y Q Front Row Qleft to rightl: Eleanor Chengery: 3 Charlotte Grier: Visitor: Barbara Steel, 'L councilman: Carolyn Lawyer, chaplain: Ca- millia Cussalli, secretary: Geraldine John- son, president: Veronica Zerishnek, vice president:: Marcia Engstrem, sergeant-at- arms: Edna Henshar: Kathy Golden. Sec- ond Row: Visitor: Francis Boswell: Mildred Burke: Judy Swick: Shirley Chesla: Arlene Katrich: Dianne Mitchell: Gloria Durham: Ella Mae Ziegler. Third Row: Merril Cer- nansky: Diana Zupka: Pat Gallagher: Caro- lyn Merz: Carol Richmond: Rosella Mathes: Mary Worthy, Fourth Row: Juanita Free- man: Joanne Longo: Visitor: Jerilyn Lillick: Georgia Zappos: Mary Ann Zelar: Carolyn Gigliotti. 'Nd' TRI-Hl-Y The purpose of the Tri-Hi-Y Club is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character. The duties of the members are to try to live up to the purpose of the club, to recruit new active members, and to help the Y.M.C.A. in its program of World Service. EXPLORER POST 112661 The Oliver Explorer Post 111661 consists of fourteen-year old boys and older who are striving for physical and mental de- velopment in the following six main areas: service, citizenship, social responsibility, and personal fitness. Their program for this year includes a camping trip each month, a May Day dance, service proiects, and the organization of a rifle team. This or- ganization is sponsored by Mr. Seybert, Mr. Lee, and Mr. Sebastian. OLIVER EXPLORER POST 4661 Front Row fleft to rightl: David MacMillan, council representative: James Goettman, treasurer: Robert Kallstrand, vice-presi- dent and council representative: Andrew Lipchak, president: Patrick Ferris, secre- tary: Geoffrey Gwynn, Quartermaster. Second Row: Kent Moorhead: Vincent Ka- sarslxis: Robert Patterson: James Mackin- tosh: Otto Cowan: Bruce Sooy: Mr. Lee, 3 sponsor and advisor. A 44 one-hundred and nine Usherettes 6 Front Row Cleft to Ylghly Mary Fields Joyce Matters Judy Klean Second Row Verna Stevenson Arlene Gloor Jullana Pltto Anne Ohl Rose Concelman Mary Ann Kllmka Pat Lebec Har rlet Lozer Geraldme Johnson Thnrd Row Janet Watchek Susan Craven Carroll Conway Nancy Kovacnc Sandra Wagner Mer rlll Cernansky Ella Faye Tntchnell Loulse Deluca Camilla Cussallu The attractuve usherettes of Oliver add a touch of formality to several of the more Important events of the school This year they have ushered at the Senior Class Play and the February Graduatlon They are under the dnrectlon of Mass Dutney one hundred and ten 5 grief? galil , V F V D , ' K ' - ra , Ts.. ., 1 ' 7 t A ' fl Al, li as . f 121 C A F. 1 l , ' X F rl J -1 A, F 2 if - f - 'fi Q am it ,K , I Qu a A. V , 4 4 -, ' L ' Cf l 3 '9' s T K K X - yu l ,' I Q ry 3 . ,,,b ' 1 ' : : ' - 1 : ' : 1 - Z I i . . P . I . i . I .. 2 1 ' 1 : - '. . F . . . 1 I Senlor Class Play I Front Row lleft to rlghtl Pat Muller Carol Rrchmond Jack Downie Robert Amelno Glona Evanson Francis Watson Wllllam Wlse Mane Hellermon Mr Wnlls Lynn Collet Edward Crawford Third Row Charles Rosen Ray Wlnesburgh Wllllam Katzen Renate Haselstemer Ruth McMurtry Second Row Walter Knsner meyer Pat Merriman Connie Benton George Juplnko Jack Lauretta Hazard Alma Rock Robert Kennedy Valerie Messina Bauer Wayne Seelhorst Carolyn Gwynn Judnh Aletto Jamce Cooper lrnda Zrmmerman The Senior Class Play The Llttle Dog Laughed proved to be a rlotous experience for both the cast and the audience The thirty members of the cast gave up their time both before C7 30 amj and after school as well as several evemngs a week They enloyed every minute of at Amusmg moments were also provided by Snowball, the fluffy good tempered frf un housebrokenl puppy, who had the tltle role The play was pre sented three tlmes at a matinee for the lunlor school, and two evening performances November 19 and 20 The hard work of the cast and the able and patient drrectlon of Mr Wlllns combmed to make this one of Olnver's funnrest and most suc cessful productlons one hundred and eleven GIRLS' SERVICE CLUB A7 ff Front Row fleft to rightjz Nora Parker, 7 Mattie Wilson, Sarah Kingg Betty Butler, president, Gaynelle Rutherford, treasurer: Sandra Harris, Joyce Johnson, Alycia Barber. Second Row: Janet Porter, Miss 5 Judy Porter, Maryhelen Paulich, Schaal, Charlotte Giese, Linda 5 Betty Ann Aucky, Chelyl Bolster, Samey. Third Row: Carole Kinross, 'U' secretory, Georgia Zappas, Carol Rich- mand. Miller Kathy Meals Diana l MAKE-UP CLUB This year was no exception for the Make-Up Club, super- vised by Mrs. Eyrich, for they did an excellent job of applying the proper stage make-up to the cast of the senior class play. Before the play, they held meetings in order to become acquainted with the make-up and also to gain experience in applying it. They are available when needed to make up the participants in stage presentations. GIRLS' SERVICE CLUB The Girls' Service Club assist with any school activities that need their services. Such campaigns as United Fund and Good- Will are managed by these girls. The club is sponsored by Miss Miller. C ' l L Q. Front Row Cleft to rightl Nancy Kovaclc Joyce Matters Arlene Gloor Second Row Leo MicKail, secretary Mrs Alice R Eyrich sponsor, Juliana Pitto Karyl Kinross Bar bara Matoka Carole Jeremlas Stephanie Kislta, chairman Sandra Farrar Dianne Uffelman. Absentees Teddy Fakles Glenna Frosty Donna Krall Kathleen Robinson Marion Donohue SPANISH CLUB Front Row Kleft to rightjz Edyth Alston: Lydia Taylor: Verna Stevenson: Carol Lee Jones: Edward Stoner: Theodora Fakles: Carol Sevick. Second Row: Mr. DiTomasso: Rosalie Resnick: Julie Dreibelbis: Judith D'Alessandro: Virginia Lindsay: Irene Jaquay: Penny Fakles. Third Row: Dennis Preininger: Robert Poloka: Lynn Wildon: James Davis: George Schill: James Meals: James Caye. J., ,A -3 5 SPANISH CLUB The aim of the Spanish Club is to develop among its stu- dents an appreciation of Spanish and Latin American culture. This year the club, sponsored by Mr. DiTomasso, plans to hold a Pan American Fiesta and later in the year sing carols in Spanish. FRENCH CLUB The purpose of the French Club is to learn the fundamentals of the french language. Mr. DiVito, its sponsor, has helped the students to broaden their knowledge of the country and of its fascinating language. ,al I Pfi- S FRENCH CLUB Front Row Cleft to rightl: Gladlys Grime: Mary Worthy: Wanda Vance: Gloria Dur- ham: Bertha Cook: Joyce Johnson: Diane Dahlinger: Joan Brown. Second Row: Andrea Wilson: Marion Latta: Marolyn Evans: Donna Payne: June Titchnell: Mar- garet Napper: Nancy Goldbronn Ann Caoderone: Becky Goessler: Mr. DiVito. Third Row: Dennis Preininger: John Arm- strong: Kenneth Geche: William Lazzara: Richard Sidoruk: Edgar Johnson. one-hundred and thirteen DQ' A I 1 3 r SANITATION SQUAD Front Row Cleft to rightlz Sandy Baronich: Dorothy Brittian: Judy Canning: Valarie Messina: John Schmitt: Robert Amelio: Camille Cussalli: Merrill Cernansky: Tom Lynch: Donald Washington: Robert Ken- nedy. Second Row: Romaine Santa: Sylvia Camp: Marilyn Lefko: Wayne Seelhorst, treasurer: Louise DeLuca: Ray Winesburgh, chairman: Carol Richmond, sanitation chair- man: Mary Ann Sherba: Ronnie Hammond. Third Row: Barbara Steele: Susan Koiy: Sylvia Plantz: Sandy Wagner: Carol Lewis: Jack Downie: linda Zimmerman: Georgia Zappas: Carl Birchel: lrene Young: Charles Harvey: Mary Ann Klimko: Mary Ann Sellers: Kathy Shaal: Alexandra Pappas: Dianne Samoy: Colleen Moore: Charlotte Geise: Janet Porter: Judy Porter: Mr. Wolsko. Fourth Row: Janet Cooper: Laura Heath: Connie Benton: Pat Merriman: Lynn Collet: Jack Bauer: Charles Brandle: Carol Kinross: leo Miclrail: Harry Kramer: Kenny Kovac: Sam Nicotera: Virginia Hughes: Mary Helen Paulik SANITATION SQUAD The well organized Sanitation Squad of Oliver High School has worked diligently this year to improve the appearance of our school by keeping our cafeteria, halls and lockers much cleaner. Under the able direction of Secretary of Sanitation, Carol Richmond, the squad has worked most efficiently. TRAFFIC SQUAD The aim of the Traffic Squad is to eliminate unnecessary congestion in the halls of our school. This year the squad worked most successfully, and our traffic problems are almost completely solved. We wish to congratulate the boys who are under the direction of Ray Winesburgh, secretary of traftic, for a iob well done. 130 TRAFFIC SQUAD Front Row Cleft to rightjz Thomas Wolfin- ger: William Fuchs: Ray Winesburgh, sec- retary of traffic: James McClelland: Richard Lapiska: James Davis. Second Row: Frank Woods: Edward Wagner: Jack Downie: Mr. Wolsko: Charles Brandl: John Bauer: Sam Nicotera: John Milidan: Edward Luke. one-hundred and fourteen Chess Club lkii,-sas'I'iS new 13 i Front Table fslttlng left to rlghtl Andrew Llpchak treasurer Lmda Wlllnams James Messmer Jack Ross Robert Neuman Donald Grathwell Vincent Kasarlus Ralph Lornman Gary Watters Tom Spontak presndent Standmg Robert Patterson Robert Anderson Oliver Mitchell James Watson Allen Folmer Second Table lslttlngl Geoffrey Gwynn Charles Nichols Har lan Marshall Harold Delss Gayle Luchm Dlanne Harns Standing Paul Demmne Jerllyn Lulluck Tom Weaver Wllllam Braun Anthony Lee Tom Martin Concentration and mastery of the chess board are the mam oblectlves of the Chess Club Meeting once a week the begmnlng members learn the elements of the game whsle the more advanced members Increase theur power through intra mural competltlon Thus year as before the advanced members of the club will partncupate In mterscholastlc team matches Although not very successful durmg last years competltnon the group feels that they will be top contenders thus year Thus season s opponents wull probably be from the followmg schools Avonworth Avalon Crofton Perry North Catholic Allegheny Carrick and Bellevue The team also hopes to compete wlth the Western Pemtentlary whose chess team IS rated very highly one hundred and fifteen . A. 4 5, , H5 1 13: gg , , 3, ' , f i , ,Jew-.Q M... A f Q , ,. . 4 +.' A1 I , ' , s-. l' I ,Il - , r. L Q if f ' 4' y 'Q , . A . ,,' 6 2 X 4' , ' , I 1' ff Vs . Y .1 A . ' ' X'1x - l , I A Q . K 5 f ' :F 34' H! ri, I 1 ' , 2 ' ' : : ' 1 - ' I I : f : ': ': ' '- I 2 i . I .i . .. I i . . I , ' . ' : 5 5 5 ' , : ' ' : : . ' I . , . . I , . . I I I I I I , . I JUNIOR GIRLS LEADERS Letter J Cfront to bacltl Susan Kutcher: Marlent lsett president Dolura Smithy Jill Vignale Jane Fabrlzl, treasurerp Lil- lian Hodder vice president Beverly Krappp Marlorie Montgomery secretary: Rose Martini Peggy Martini Carol Uptegraftp June Titchnell Judith DAlessandro. Letter L Cback to trontj Laura Sholtzp Janice Riley Maureen Kurtz Barbara Campbell: Terry Halligan Patricia Buchananf Donna French Kathleen Fritz Linda Cayep Eleanor Boucek Margaret Lucas Arlene Palmery Patricia Hodder Linda Bell. Absentees: Lisa Hogan Lois Meals Susan Terek. one hundred and sixteen M 6 urerg Carol Richmond vicepresident J Aurelle Purdy. lei SENIOR GIRLS' LEADERS The purpose of the Senior Girls' Leaders Club is to aid the gym and athletic department by selling football and bas- ketball passes, refereeing intramural volleyball and basketball games and assisting gym teachers with their classes. Recently several members of the club went to the All-City Leaders Club where they learned the fundamentals ot several sports activities. JUNIOR GIRLS' LEADERS Sponsored by Miss DelleDonne, the Junior Girls' Leaders assist the gym teachers in the conducting of their classes by refereeing at games and taking the roll. In their meetings the girls gain experience and also learn how to play several games and the proper methods of refereeing these games. SENIOR GIRLS LEADERS First Row fleft to Ylghfl Irene Young social chairman, Georgia Zappos treas Mary Ann Klimbo, president Mary Fields secretaryg Alex Pappas program choir man. Second Row. Ella Mae Ziegler Helen Bellf Marie Kielar Camlllla Cussalll Eileen Lesekg Merril Cernansky Judy Can ningg Bernice McGruder Pamela Berg Teddy Falrles, Third Row Sharon Economis Mildred Burkeg Diane Zupka Louise D Lucap Lynn Collety Brenda Thomas Con nie Bentong Janet Porter Judy Porter Ella Fay Titchnellg Maryhelen Paulick Chapel Cholr B A - D -W ii ..-rf--we ss 'Xl' sv' A - FAS Front Row Cleft to nghtl Marellne Iset Pamala Berg Allce Pnce Pat Lebec Judy Klem Mane Kellar Jeanne Marloff Second Row Carroll Conway Arlene Gloor Judy Swlclr Carol Davus Joan Brown Glorla Evenson Janet Martin Pa Palmer Francrs Watson Marllyn Jamison Carole Jeremlas Joanne Smlth Thlrd Row Ellls Mathas Lawrence Turner Sandy Barkovlch Llttla Taylor Ruta Edmonds Jamce Edge Joan Roblnson Barbara Nichols Linda Zimmerman Audrey Gorman Alma Rock, Barbara Matoka, Julranaa Pltto, Kathy Cutler, Kathy Gerwlg Mr Goetz Fourth Row Charles Durham Ronald Johnson Dianne Uftelman Barbara Bell Marulyn Smlth Nadune Foster Erlene Gubbs Shella Patterson Merna Bagley Jackie Hayes Yvonne Hayes Phyllls Karavalan Mary Helen Pollnck Kathy Shaw Dnanne Samoy Robert Morrlson Fifth Row Kenneth Faub George Evenson Kenneth Hudson Donald Boxely Robert Bolster John Mlllldan Jessle Fmch Hugh Vandergrlft Marvin Devor Allen Turner Robert Ken nedy, Dennls Hoffman, Elmer Bennett, Robert Amelxo Under the dlrectlon of Mr Goetz the Chapel Choir has presented Its annual Christmas program and has performed once for the Brighton Community Club and once for the Brlghton Heights Women's Club Presently the club IS practucmg for two events which will be held In the near future One such event IS the Easter program and the other one IS the annual Sprmg Concert We are quite confident that the club will do well In both of the events which they are plannnng one hundred and seventeen X J l sn H I N' -I -- I .. ?,,v?WM?MrF1 . . A fx .. . ,, N- , , 3, .1 ' 5 nfl? f hfwfl Q N- N. -0 is v , f , I r n 5 .iww ,Q as .W gg5jf,jf15f5, , ' l'Mwffx'f-zerztws. ' Qwfgggc W- V124 ' tgp? ' M - may - . -one N- 4q'f2ar:'e':' Jwfii , ,l -. ,iw '- wf21:,g1,f ir2,1f 4 - fyf,.,4,' .ff Qs , - - .. . f- 115 ,ioQliij5:,5j 3, '1 so Q -- ,V l ::1...,., LIBRARY CLUB Front Row Kleft to rightj: Dianne Batlelle: Patricia Simpson: Mary Cox: Dianne Harper: Raney Mae Owens. Second Row: Edwina Kirschman: Geraldine Johnson, secretary: Verna Stevenson, vice president: Anne Ohl, president: Audrey McGruder, treasf urer: Rosalie Resnick: Michaeline Yakim. Third Row: Miss Trainor, librarian: Carol Zelenak: Mary Kaoezaar: Juanita Freeman: Merna Cochran: Leonore Jennings: Marilyn Bookser: Adele Freidrich: Lana Barnes: Linda Helligan: Janice Wacther. LIBRARY CLUB The Library Club, sponsored by Miss Trainor, assists in the library by providing their services to student and faculty mem- bers. They are responsible for keeping library material in good working order for the student body. ART SERVICE CLUB The main purpose of the Art Service Club is to stimulate creative work in individuals and to bring culture into the lives of the students. One of its biggest contributions to the student body is the designing of posters, advertising school activities. iii, '51 'K Q - ' -an T i, ART SERVICE CLUB Front Row fleft to rightb: Janice Erwin: ,,,. Walter Kisner: Bruce Nickles. Second Row: James Dunmore: Robert Coldwell: Dorothy Richey: Maxine Burton: Edythe Alston: Andrea Chezosky: Mary Lou Cronin: Eileen Heath: James Herring: James Macintosh: William Stern: Gerald Blistan, Fourth Row: Leslie Wilkenson: Virginia Hughes: Joe Motonis: Pamela McClelland. ,Af BAND First Row fleft to rightj: Tom Griffiths: James Ogilvie: Charles Stevenson: Joseph Motonis: William Novak: Lee Rushneck. Second Row: Alan Butler: Frank Babin: Thomas Geanopulos: Robert Belo: David McMillin: George Jupinko: Lillian Hodder: Marcia Burke: Michael Fabrizi: William Vickers: Marlene Isett, treasurer. Third Row: Charmene Alston: Arthur Kalimon: Edward Warcholak: Edward Laskey: Lee Gee: Lola Younger: James Medwid: Frank- lin Camp: Robert Kerish. Fourth Row: Mercer Napper: Neddie James: Jolene Dvorak: Robert Maglicic: David Satak: William Pilesi: Robert Rudolph: Kent Moor- head: Mr. Bunting, Fifth Row: Frank Kor- zen: Robert Kennedy: McKinley Farrar: Michael Tovcimak: Charles Wooster: Bruce Knell, president: Stanley Macios: Julius Akrie: Albert Arnald: Francis Simending, vice-president: David Brown. Y 1 BAND At any pep assembly or home football game the school band members can be found displaying their talents. They are lead down the field at halftime by the drum maior, Joseph Motonis, and during the game they cheer our team on to victory. Another activity in which they take part is city parades. They are proud of the new hats they received this year. JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS The Junior Cheerleader Squad has helped to arouse more interest in Junior Sports by encouraging students to come to the games to cheer the team to victory. Many hours are spent by these girls practicing their cheers. lt is their aim to promote school spirit in the junior high school. JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS Front Row Cleft to rightt: Lillian Hodder, co-captain: Linda Meals, captain. Second Row: Rose Marie Martini: Charmene Als- ton. Third Row: Beverly Krapp: Lois Meals. Fourth Row: Linda Bell: Peggy Martini. one-hundred and nineteen Malorettes Front Row Kleft to rlghtl Camlllla Cussalln captain Ella Faye Judy Swnck Marie Klelar Merril Cernansky Pat Palmer Mary Tltchnell co captain Second Row Harriet Lozer JoAnne Lozer Ann Sherbq The new attraction of the magorettes this year is the colorful new uniform The lackets are a basic white with two brown kick pleats IH the front and the hats are white trimmed in orange with an orange-and-white plume. During the past year the maiorettes have been busy performing at half time at two football games, twirling at both junior and senior pep assem- blies, and marching in two parades. 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V ,.,. ,, V nw-li.. -H,Ig1giij:V .',45',,.w,-:.-' 'V ASW '- -,M ' I if nj, A-4f?..l Front Row Cleft to rightlz Robert Kirk, manager: Robert Carr: finger: Jerome Bouleware: James Sollami: Wiley Burton: Alan Frank Plantz: John Schmitt: Charles Harvey: Edward Fuhs: John Karl: William Ratliff: Charles Foley: Frank Woods: Harold Hol- land. Second Row: Ray Senko: Mr. Sigel, coach: Thomas Wol- Folmer: Mike Swick: James Searles: Tom Sawyer: Richard Mc- Gilfen. Senior Football Team BEARS HAD A GOOD SEASON This year the Oliver Bears again were a young team. The entire backfield of last year's squad was gone. The coaching staff. therefore had to shuffie players until they found a win- ning combination. This shuffling of players con- tinued during the first two exhibition games. Even though the two games were lost, the play- ers found their positions,and,so,by the third exhibition game against North Hills, the Bears were looking up and were leading at the first . I. J half. However, North Hills went on to win the game. The city league games were next to be played. Even though they had suffered the losses, they looked forward to their next games. On the day of the Carrick game it rained, and the playing field was a complete water-soaked hole. The team, hampered with iniuries, entered the game, knowing that the winner would be the team that got the break. Carrick got that break on a blocked punt and defeated us by one touchdown. In the three games which followed, the Bears played brilliant and alert ball. Although the backfield was light in weight, they possessed terrific speed. They also displayed excellent blocking and tackling: the Bears had a desire to win. Allegheny, Perry, and Langley, their op- ponents, realized this desire when they were defeated by Oliver's acquisition of more than 1000 yards in rushing. The toughest game was yet to be played. It was against Fifth Avenue High School. The rains came once more, and the field looked like a swamp. Fifth Avenue defeated Oliver through the muck and snow. Our boys played an excellent game, and they are to be congrat- ulated on their fine work, for they gave their best, even though they did not win. rl' ? QA . 'Sufi I ' l'l J . . 'I 1J ff A JF 1 FYOHY Row llefl to Ylghflr Th0mU5 Lynch: William Bosco: Donald Demmie, manager. Second Row: Ray Beasleyp William Brauny Klein: Ronald Zavaskyg Sam Amatof John Brown: Ken Kovaci Joseph Carry Jim Reichert: Brian Murphyg Jim Meals: Mike Eddie lflynei I-eo MCKGH: Henry l-ewlii Gevfge Y0ClK: Paul Kubai George Schillg Mr. Lamprinakos, coachg Mr. Bell, coach. 1959 Senior Football Record Oliver Defects Langley OLIVER OPPONENT 0 New Kensington 32 0 Ellwood City 39 13 North Hills 20 O Carrick 7 26 Allegheny 7 35 Perry 6 'I9 Langley 0 6 Fifth Avenue 20 Congratulations to Ken Kovac, who was chosen Oliver's most valuable player by the Pittsburgh Press,and to Chuck Harvey,who was cited by his teammates as the one who exhibited the most sportsmanship during the season. .,,L , . s if 5' Y.-1255 I Jura. ,JA-new ,A ,L Y.. Q L' I A Y L.. Front Row fleft to rightiz Edward Layne, Wiley Burton, Ellis Mathis, Alfred Vason, manager. Second Row: Jack Downie, Sam Amato, Norbert Reddick, Anthony Lee, John Brown. thu SENIOR CAGERS CAPTURE SECOND PLACE The senior basketball team, through its well balanced play this year, was able to capture second place in our section. The Bears had a rather disappointing exhibition season but in those early games the boys gained experience which was valuable when the league schedule began. The highlight of the exhibition season came when Oliver upset the highly touted North Catholic team which later won the city's Parochial league title. After this great game the Bears rolled through seven straight sectional victories and beat the South Hills team which eventually won the City League Championship. The second half of the season brought disappointments once again, however, as Oliver dropped two close games to South Hills and Langley. As the regular season came to a close, Oliver was resting com- fortably in second place in Sec- tion 2, entitling the Bears to play in the consolation game of the City Finals at Pitt Field House in March. In this final game the Bears were edged by a sharp- shooting Peabody team. Mr. Sigel and the boys are due great credit for the team's fine show- ing in every game this year. one-hundred and twenty-seven Senior Swimming Team Front Row Cleft to rightl: Robert Kirk, Bert McMunnp Leo Jeffrey Sawyer: Dcvid Young: Edward Stoner: Thomas lynch Mickail, Oliver Mitchell, Robert Anderson, Stephen Bezila, Jack John Allen Fullmerp Mr. lamprinakas, coach. Absentees James Bauer, George Schill, manager. Second Row: Bernard Gainey, Sollamiy Michael Swick. i I 1 avg ,V C rigs one-hundred and twenty-eight BEARS RANK HIGH Although Oliver lacked the experience and strength other teams had, their hard work and will to win played an important factor in this year's team. With a record in City League competition of four wins and one loss, they finished second in the league standings. The over-all season record was five wins and three losses. Although the team had very few swim- mers, it overcame this handicap. Oliver Mitchell, our diver and breast stroker, and Dave Young, our free stylist, are represent- ing Oliver in the Western Regionals. Oliver qualfied first in the diving and first in the ortho- dox-breaststroke, and Dave Young qualified first in the 50-yard freestyle. .'9 K, Y f s? 2 , , ,s 5 I SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL SWIMMING RESULTS OLIVER OPPONENT 65 Fifth Avenue I7 41 Allderdice 45 54 Langley 32 50 Perry 36 47 Carrick 39 24 Peabody 62 52 Allegheny 36 30 South Hills 56 Junior Soccer Team Front Row lleft to nghtl Thomas Heral: Carl Altenhof Mercer Kenneth Hooge Larry Mays James McMuIIm Third Row Wal Mapper Stanley Macros Michael Mezynskv William Knshud ter Kenderslu manager Robert Wilson Gregg Neuman Frank Fred Hutchinson Thomas Kenderskn manager Second Row Babln John Sotalr Clnttord Lynch Wayne Corbett captain James Caye Carfl Bllensku Charles Saleuk Vance Reddlck Coach Lamprlnakos OLIVER PLACES THIRD IN THE SOCCER LEAGUE The tumor hugh school soccer team participated an its second season of interscholastic competition this year The team under the able coaching of Mr Lamprlnakos practiced many hours after school last fall and overcame such obstacles as ram cold and sharing the practice field with the football team Many of the boys had the advantage of a year of experlence and the team benefited from It In winning three games losing one, and playing one tue Oliver placed third In the league The one tue game was played against the Knoxville team that won the league title Although its record thus year was excellent the team hopes for even greater Improvement next fall OLIVER OPPONENT Carrick Prospect Latimer Perry 2 Knoxville one hundred thirty Charles Laskop Evan Fuellerg Richard Gaineyy. William Westl Williain Matthewsg ,Emil Siweckyig David Sotakg Robert Kerrishg . . . I . I I I ' I , . ' I 8 ' 0 2 O 0 ' 6 7 2 ' 2 Junior Basketball Team hush. 55,5 S Front Row fleft to YIQIWIJ Charles Ste enson Frank Babm James James Kamen 9 Emgl S, eckyl Th, d Row Robe,-g Bell Robe,-1 McMIIln Robert Belo Evan Fueller Charles Knoer Second Row James Wayne Co bett Fra k Nam snak Walter S rd: a John Sotak Emanuel Amu gs Thomas Geonopules Peter De ko Wllllam Matthews manager JUNIOR TEAM HAS FAIR SEASON OLIVER OPPONENT The Junior Hugh School Basketball Team under the able dlrectlon of Mr Bell had a good season thus year Before Iosmg three starters through mud year promotuon the team had won sux games Its only fIrst half loss was to the league champlons from Knoxville However during the final half season of competutlon the Junuor Bears were able to wan only two games whsle dropplng fIve In spite of he second half drop the season record of eught wms and sux losses IS very Impressive 27 South Conroy Prospect Knoxvllle Latlmer Perry Langley South Conroy Prospect Knoxvnlle Latlmer Perry Langley one hundred and thnrty one 0 'fu' 'ft' .',', KN'-'v' ,'.'.' . 1 ,I I I 5 I I 9 gc- .s s. ' if . T, ' : V 5 I , w in5 ' 'w '. 'r : 5 I ' 5 5 5 - 2 5 r 5 n I 5 tu 'v nt5 ' ' , 28 20 ' ' . , 29 I6 ' . ' 30 I I ' - ' 25 ' 26 ' . - 27 ' 2I ' ' . , 22 I9 ' ' ' ' 23 20 ' ' 20 40 ' ' . ' t I2 37 , ' I5 I9 27 ' I5 38 32 34 Junlor Swlmmlng Team UVA v4 2 Front Row lleft to rlghtj Dale Baker Larry Mays Vance Reddlck Novak Wllllam Psctrzak Cliff Lynch J Barrett C Sa elk R Joseph Mroczkowslu Michael Tovncmak Fred Hutchlson Robert Small Wllltam Kenderslu manager Absentees John Whlte Frltz Second Row Mr Zacharlas coach R Kerrlsh Wullram Stanley Baumgarten Arthur Kallmon JUNIOR SWIMMING TEAM TAKES CITY The Junior dnvlslon of the swam team pulled the buggest surprlse of thus season by wlnnlng the cuty tltle Earlier un the season the cubs did not show much promise due to the fact that they were competlng wlthout a complete team However as the season progressed they began to puck up Theur total record for the season was two wms against four losses How ever at the Cnty Champnonshlp meet at Allegheny Hugh School Oliver received nine metals for first place of a posslble seventeen OLIVER OPPONENT Carrick Knoxvulle South Knoxvllle South 4l Carrick one hundred and thirty two O O O F SQ I W T hh . 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L xy I I s 5 .4- - -'Nt , -x ' ll, 4l ' 36 23 ' 53 30 46 37 ' 38 38 39 ' 35 Junior Track Team THE 1960 JUNIOR TRACK TEAM The Jumor Hugh School Track Team had four meets away and one meet at home plus the Cnty Trlals and Crty Champlonshnp Meets The team conslstnng of twenty three boys spent many hours practlclng after school They had good potentual worked hard and proved to be a satusfactory team JUNIOR TRACK TEAM SCHEDULE OLIVER OPPONENTS Greenfield Allderdlce Knoxvrlle Langley Latumer Fnfth Avenue Herron Hull Perry Westmghouse Jumor Hugh School Champronshrp Trlals Meet Jumor Hugh School Champronshlp Meet Front Row fleft to rlghtl Rlchard Small Bob Klavlc DeWayne Dunlap Joseph Cosentlna James Wlse Robert Lee Chester Thrower Bernard Younger Art Kallmon Mr Sigel coach Second Row Jlm McMlllln Charles Maund Frank Koraen I QC ,vs F John Whlte Kenneth Owens Charles Stevenson Evan Fueller John Sotak Thlrd Row James Caye Robert Kerrlsh Frank Babm Kenneth Geche Arthur Neel Dove Rohaly Jlm laRocca Tom Geanopolous Kg! C' Civ rr' 30 1' Cl one hundred andthlrty three u I . . - I . . ' I I ' 1 ' I 'F ' : : i : 1 : ' : 1 , ' , , ' , F F ' 1 - ' I ' ': 1 : : ' 2 1 ' ' ' f : 2 . J X A,,,w 45 wt 1.3 fr J - J F X fs Q: Y H ' .gn P JZ., JETJ lv L: lo' ' 'J ? ' rf cf J f' 1 sl 'lg B Cf? fe 4 ls, ,C E il '31 ' e A ' f 2 Z ervt A ' fr' ' -2 fl J v ' - F 3 l. K X J - , . ff-. gil l S R K y A 5' Q i 'K 4 ! Qi, Q V 1 if f :gee f Y 1:1 3 5 fi ' Q C Q 1960 TRACK TEAM The Oliver High School Track Team started its season with a winning record. The first meet was against Bellevue High School and Bethel High School The track events consist of the following hurdllng running disc throwing and pole vaultmg The team has several excellent participants Edward Lane and Jerome Boulware runners Thomas Lynch Dave Coleman and James Sear les hurdles Sam Amato pole vaulter and Mike Swlck disc thrower Credit must also be given to the other boys for their hard work and to the man agers for their work in conditioning the field for the meets The 1960 track team feels that they will have an excellent season Front Row lleft to rlghtl Arthur Chllcott Henry Lewis Clifton Mosby Calvin Richardson James Meals Edward Layne Harold Holland George Schull Oliver Mitchell Walter Sturdnvant Nell Humber Second Row Mr Bell coach George Juplnko Allen Folmer Brian Murphy Eugene Turner David Coleman ww we qu- , Senior Track Team SENIOR TRACK TEAM SCHEDULE OLIVER OPPONENTS - Brentwood - North Hills Bellevue Bethel North Allegheny Corapohs Carrick Langley South Hills Perry Preliminary Senior High School Relays P I AA and Final Senior High School Qualifying Meets PIA A Track and Field Championship Annual Senior and Junior High School Championships Jerome Boulware Thomas Lynch Samuel Amato Charles Allen Joyce Petrlclt Robert Kirk manager Third Row .lack Ross Don Klein Gerald Maier Robert Sherrell Wayne Price Walter Kenclerski Luke Sturdlvant Mike Swlck William Melder Jim Ogilvle V E owls?-P as one hundred and thirty four , g ': pd-it riff aegis -L is 'ii -af? . I . I . . I - - I I . . . . , , ' . . . . D . . , : , - f ' ' , ' . . . - . . . . . z . I . I . F I I : ' ' 1 : 2 p ' : ' , . ' : : ' I ' ' I ' 2 : ' : ' : 2 ' z . . h : A I F . I .I . 7 . . F . 7 : ' : 1 ' : ' ' ' . , .A ,..Me-A-sflvf' ,Q , 1-7 IW ,S - li . H ' rl av Y X T, , W 'gi like 9 f, ' L - , V - fi -Vee J gr f we awp 4 . G 'Q 'e t o I fig? wggff gp as J S ti .. , 'gf-- .f , else- A H . . f ,M ' pil -f , egg M if L , W , Vw ggi gg , 5 i s 5 1 gait? f ' .K ' L if 134 .. I el , 4 g ' 'S' 3 K as 5 gf V- . 1 ,V S is A 'ii A 1 .ez 591' 7 Ili' O if -yi!-' an-A-J aw'-IL f' fN :ff If :3:?DLIlft jg 3914 as as 49' iF'is ..,, Milf' Front Raw fleft to rlghtl Davld Jamnslca manager Hugh Vandergrlft Jack Bauer Charles Foley Rlchard Pollchlo Leroy Packs Davld McMnllln Mr Lamprlnakos coach Second Row Wllllam Wise senlor asslstant Bernard Galney Franklln M Creary Henry Prsarslu Robert Stazer James Watson Merle Senior Baseball Team BEARS HAD FAIR SEASON As the 1959 season came to an end, the Bears had had a fanrly good season The team's record was five wlns and ten losses Due to many mrshaps and accndents, the squad was running out of substvtutes, but they stall trled Excellent fieldmg and hlttmg won most of the games Our pltchmg staff had dwmdled down to three pltchers and they always dad the best they could Even though the team's record for the 1959 season was not nmpressnve, each of nts players deserves credit. Moorcheno Donald Persmger Thlrd Row Bradsley Grlggle Robert Poloka Daniel Kinross Jeffrey Olean Michael Kuba Wayne Corbett Norbert Reddlck Edward Stoner Absentee: Bellza M Hnckly E Horrner L Marks J Schmitt Sulvester J Sollamll J Vargo 1959 BASEBALL RECORD OLIVER OPPONENT 3 Peabody 2 1 Schenley 3 6 Allegheny 'I 0 North Hllls 1 0 North Catholic 1 5 Allegheny Vocatnonal 2 2 Perry 6 2 South Hllls 1 2 Langley 6 2 South 6 3 Allegheny Vocatlonal 4 6 Perry 10 6 South Hllls 8 6 Langley 9 2 South 1 one hundred and thlrty 'Eve ' s . -f B 'ef A I Y 1, x 3 'HM' M my ,Q 5 1 fi' T 4 ' -V Q 1 . 5. A F ' ' , . - - 1 gif- J sl J' Wx hw il, 'f 7 I ' l 'ls ' E 5-1' 3 5 , lg jf. Qi , ,E 3 L 'Q 1 J A 1 P- QE? li as 61 'L ,ff .haf 5. J 5 5 I , 4 A -se, 4 cg , ,, N Al V M X K? 51, ,K , ., 1 M -2, 3 .--gifs, K 4 iff maid. X., A A ,. we ,. 1 he , 2 -' -. M 'leaf 1 ,Q iw , 5 ul I lx 1 Ak, It L A - W, I I 'pl' Q W A ' b xr! I rf l ' ' ,L A . A qs 1 x, L ,K , J 4 45 MP2 ' ' , ' ' : ' 1 ' C- S. ' 1 . ' : - 1 - 2 - 'J J- I xr-f .1-'VFX WW-J 'X ,, ,,,-' ,va 1: ,ff ..nv ' 1 Z 5 2 ki 524. Ek WMA M milf' qi fx, ,hx 'A ,bxi JVJJJV -'x . Ktiv-QT I Y, X I I . - I . 5 - 2 u N I I . I 4 5 X I E 5, . I ' Q , I 1-.1-ff' V- , - ' I l l I 7 5 Q ' u 5 'Y' 2 nr? iff' 1,-1 ' n .ax fr lf -11-'ll . lei ' f- rr, 1-D ffi flag fig?- Y. . 'Tiff 45,48 gk 1.3 f J1 l gf F 5NAP5 I-I T N: '57 -eos Hz T wr. ly tb SEPTEMBER 8-School opens iHere we go again!D 17-Simplicity Pattern Show. 24-Installation of school officers. 25-First football game-Oliver at Ellwood City. OCTOBER 5-First senior pep-assembly CLet's goooo!!lJ T4-OMICRON pictures taken CSmile prettyll 15-Brighton Heights Women's Club tours build- ing. 16-Professional Nursing conference. Senior pep-rally CShouting was almost as loud as it is in the halls.D Bears scalp Allegheny Indians 26-7. 22-Senior assembly, highway safety and teen- age driving film and lecture-Roger Ward, speaker. 23-Victory over Perry 35-7. Haunted seniors held Halloween Dance. Ccostumes ranged from witches to beatniks,J 30-Oliver beats Langley 19-0. NOVEMBER Mock elections Junior Soccer Team ties Knoxville fOuch' He kicked me ref 'J 12B skating party CWheeee 'J Junior Senior assemble Hal Harrison speaker Oliver takes a hard loss to Fifth Avenue Veterans Day and vacation Open House K So you re the teacher whose homework assignments prevent my daugh ter from doing the dishes J Sneak preview of the Senior Class Play The Little Dog Laughed Senior Class Play Matinee Ninth grade goes to Buhl Planetarium 20 Senior Class Play fSmash Hitllll Civic Club tests for seniors CLets see now since E mc then 27 Thanksgiving vacation fYummmm 'J DECEMBER -Junior soccer awards. -Senior Award Assembly. -Seniors enjoy 12B-12A dance-theme Say- ONOYO. -Winter formal, The Winter Fantasy -Council sponsors after-school dance for BEAR FACTS qaag successlj 23-Christmas vacation fHere comes Santa Clausll JANUARY 4-School opens-Vacation's over too soon! 5-Bears beat favored North Catholic in basket- ball. -Art Essay Contest. -Hi-Y sponsors its annual Hi-Y Faculty Basket- ball Game. CFaculty showed its latent ath- letic ability by edging out the Hi-Y 56-559. -Last senior assembly for the February Class. Senior Luncheon. Senior Prom-Gateway Plaza f They could have danced all night. J -Ribbon Day for new l2A's fThey finally made itll -February Class Commencement. FEBRUARY -Heart-breaking 2-point loss-Oliver 48, Lang- ley 50. Oliver Basketball Team finishes season- second in Section Il. lGood work boyslj -Senior assembly-Columnist Ann Landers, speaker. -All-City Orchestra Concert CA refreshing change to long-hair musicl. Valentine's Dance fA real blastllll -12A Skating Party. QAnd away we go-oops!J -City Individual Championship Swimming Meet. MARCH 3-Junior-Senior assembly-Installation of school officers. -Student Exchange Assembly fWe saw some new faces for a change.J 24-Red Cross Variety Show. 30-Junior Town Meeting ofthe Air Program. APRIL -Senior Track Team opens season-Brentwood and North Hills at Oliver. CClumsy, you tripped over the hurdle againll -Bears play their first baseball game of the season against Peabody. 17-Easter vacation. -All-City Teen'n'Talent Show. -Symphony Concert. CNo Elvis fans allowedll MAY -Explorers' Club Dance. -Junior Assembly-Mason Marionettes. -High School Choir Night. -Junior Prom. JUNE -Senior's last day! Final Senior Assembly fTears!J Senior Luncheon fThe last meal.J -Senior Prom-Hilton Hotel CConrad wasn't therelj -June Class Commencement. -Lost day of school!! CT i' 1 3 X H' 555 AMW Snapshots g -Vt f' A mm? ,fm '-wht -... ...Ja ...... ......... ... s......... -. .- 1... 54.2.4 Il.Ni1lugnxl'.rl K... ... ............. 11... ann shud i51g!9Ai5A!a5ag 2151.159 , 4 H ,'...... .... .,...... .I ....---. xp... ...-,..l..f 1.... .. ...V g........-4 .. 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' :iz 43, ., fi' 111.1 I :,,'. ,':.3::-. mini: . :ffl lx, 43 'O 000 ot the -2 -LP' wlul he n xu 1 fn ,.-. - , X -' v- --g I- -. fail.. ,:r:f'-1'l9f 5 - -' 'igf3's:2f:ss14nff-'ff-W Q V I 'f5:af.,,,,g,' A- - ' Ywdffi' f' .wwe '--JQs,.,,:.v.pyi., V ---- Mf Qff21ie:12ffm:ff2fwffi ,, JR. lumix X' ,KM 5552251 Business Patrons The February and June Classes of I960 wlsh to express therr whole hearted apprecratron to our many Business Patrons who contributed so generously to the OMICRON We apprecrate your support and ask our readers to patromze you SAM ABBOTT BEER DISTRIBUTORS 3220 Brighton Road ACCURATE HEATING AND ROOFING CO 1025 Woods Run Avenue PO 1 3917 ALBANESI AND KENNEDY TV SERVICE 1109 Federal St CE 1 8140 ALLEN S MARKET ALLIS CHALMERS PITTSBURGH WORKS Columbus and Preble Ave FA 2 4400 AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY UNIT 80 AMERICAN LEGION POST 80 AMON MOTOR COMPANY INC Oldsmobile and Skoda PO 1 3200 ANDY AND ANN S FLOWERS North Sude PO 1 7803 ANN S TAVERN 1423 Beaver Avenue ANNES TAVERN 3029 Preble Avenue ANTHONY S BARBER SHOP Benton Avenue ARMSTRONG S GROCERY STORE ARSENAL REFRIGERATION 4104 Butler St Pgh I Pa B S E I U LOCAL 29 AFL CIO BALICKYS CAFE CE I 9620 JOHN BALICKY SHOE REPAIR 1310 Benton Avenue C BARR RUBBISH SERVICE CE I 6758 BASH S DAIRY 3427 McClure Avenue BEASLEYS CLEANERS BEAVER BARBER SHOP 1914 Beaver Avenue BELLEVUE DISTRIBUTING CO Beer and Soft Drinks PO 6 1699 BETSY ANN S CANDY SHOP BIALEK CAFE FISH AND SHRIMP BILLS GARAGE BOBANICK TAVERN 2923 Preble Avenue GERARD BOEH FLOWERS 1414 Beaver Avenue CE 1 1313 A A BORZA FUNERAL HOME 2439 California Ave FA I 9984 BOXLEYS BARBER SHOP BILL BOYD cfo D1Bella Buuck SP 1 3700 BRANAT RIESTER BRANST AND MALONE C BRANDL MINOR CAR REPAIRS BRIGHTON FLORAL SHOPPE 3316 Brighton Road PO 69254 BRIGHTON SERVICE PO 6-6977 Towing and Road Servnce BRIGHTON UPHOLSTERY Brughton Rd GRACE BUCHER BEAUTY SHOP COMPLIMENTS OF ALAN BUTLER CAHILLS HARDWARE CAMERON PIANOS TUNED 8. REPAIRED WE 1 3399 PO 1 8991 CANINO S SHOE REPAIR CARLS PIZZA DEN AND HOT SAUSAGE 2910 Shadeland Ave PO 1 0444 LEO J CASSELLS SUPERIOR CIGARS CATANESE MARKET CENTRAL RADIOTV SERVICE CHATEAU BEER DISTRIBUTOR CHATEAU MOTOR SALES INC 1503 Chateau St N S CE 1 6100 Skating Tuesday through Sunday CHESTERS BARBER SHOP CHUCK S MEET AND GROCERIES M CIBRONE AND SONS BAKERY COOPERS ESSO SERVICE 254 Ohuo Rnver Blvd PO 6 9753 CRIB DIAPER SERVICE 100 Wmnfred Street FA 2 5555 CROKE BEER DISTRIBUTOR 3121 Shadeland Avenue PO 6 7873 CRUNKLETONS FUNERAL HOME 1108 Luverpool Street XCAPP RICHARD ESSO SERVICENTER 1751 Brlghton Rd CE I 9987 CHARLES C CUSSALLI Hnckam A F B Hawau JOHN DAILY DRIVING SCHOOL CHARLES M DAUGHERTY MORTUARY 3701 Calntornra Avenue PO 1 4811 DENGLERS AUTO BODY FRANK DIBELLA SP I 3700 1101 Chartners Avenue DILLIOTT BROS SERVICE AUERBACH FURNITURE CO. CHATEAU ROLLER RINK, FE I-9090 . . . - ., , ' I . I ' I LEE DORSEY FUNERAL HOME DUQUESNE CLEANERS INC Hnghwod and Stayton Sts DUTCH S BARBER SHOP EASTON CAR MART ECKARD AUTO SERVICE 925 Broadway McKees Rocks CLYDE W EHRLERS BAKERY 1904 Beaver Avenue CE 1 0993 ENTERPRISE BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIOIIOH of Pnttsburgh AT 1 8934 ART ESSER 1022 Beaver Avenue CARL H ESSER PO 1 4647 Teacher of Vance Prana Organ EVANS BAKERY 3631 Calnfornna Ave FIDELITY SAVINGS Brighton Road FLORIES BAKERY FRANK AND PETE WALKAUSKAS CAFE 1244 Reedsdale St CE 1 8976 R FRANK AGENCY FRANZAK MEATS AND GROCERIES COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND GABLE TIRE SERVICE 3901 Callf Ave GABOSCH HARDWARE GEORGES BAKERY 1207 Beaver Avenue AL 1 3577 GEORGES BARBER SHOP 3720 Brighton Rd PO 1 7890 GIOUEWGOS MARKET McClure Ave GLASSBRENNER PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY 3100 Brtghton Road SAM GLICK INC New Diamond Market GOLDBERG S TAVERN J A GOLDEN PAINTING CONTRACTOR 2722 McDowell St PO 1 7400 GORSKIES MARKET 2822 Calufornna Ave GREENTREE BUILDERS 985 Greenfree Rd GREENTREE REAL ESTATE WA 1 3600 COMPLIMENTS OF THE GREERS 724 Braghtrndge Street A P GROETZINGER CONTRACTOR 2215 Holyoke St FA 2 2897 LAWRENCE GUCKERT TRUCK BODIES 309 Sandusky FA 1 0261 HAGERS BAKERY 1237 Woodland Ave PO 1 3300 HARMONY DAIRY 800 Fulton Street FA 1 7600 HARRY S HOBBY SHOP 2929 Shadeland Ave PO 1 0877 HARRYS TELEVISION SERVICE AL I 8772 HELEN AND JOES CAFE 1 100 East Street JACK HENCHARS BAR 1437 Beaver Avenue HESTERS AMOCO Brughton 8. Marshall HETRA ELECTRIC COMPANY HIGHLAND BAR WEST VIEW Perry Hughway and Hlghland Avenue HIMMELSTEIN DAIRY PO 6 6678 Buulds em Healthy OTTILIE HOCK CE I 1123 Natuonwlde Insurance HOLLYWOOD BEAUTY SHOP Benton Ave PO 6 1954 HOLLYWOOD CAFE HOUSE OF BAR B QUE 1110 Decatur St CE 1 9634 HOUSE OF HAMMONDS BARBER SHOP MR MICHAEL HURON ESQ HURT AND DAVIS GARAGE HURT AND DUKE TRUCKING CO JOHN J ILCISIN PHARMACY INTAG PROPERTIES INC Mlarnl Florida INTERNATIONAL KIWANIS CLUB Bnghton Road Chapter JACKSON S RADIO AND T V SERVICE JAKES MODERN BARBER SHOP JOHNNY JAY JOES BARBER SHOP 3001 Shadeland Ave JOES DAIRY 1214 Woodland Ave JOE S MARKET JOHNS CLEANING 8. TAILORING ROBT O JONES FUNERAL HOME 3527 California Avenue PO 1 8891 JORDAN PHARMACY JOSEPH S BEAUTY SHOP Complnrnents of CARL A KARTHAUSER KAY RADIO 84 TV REPAIR KED DISTRIBUTING COMPANY KELLIP ESSO SERVICENTER 3897 Brughton Road Pgh 12 Pa KRISTOFF REAL ESTATE LOU KIMMEL MEATS FA 10340 KROLL BROS TIRE CO Chateau JOHN LEE LAUNDRY 1738 Bnghton PI LENNON AUTO BODY 2825 Preble Ave PO 6 4646 TOM LENNON AMOCO 2903 Brlghton Road N S JAMES LEONARD BROS LITTLE HOUSE 545 Llncoln Avenue , . 1 I ' GEORGE'S HAlRs1Yusts 814 E051 Street 1 , . ' I , . ., - I ' I . ., sr. 1 ' ' ' CARL LOERCH MARKET LONNIES MARKET 3146 McClure Ave LORETTA AND JACKSONS ARCADE C W LUCOT ROOFING PO 62008 COMPLIMENTS OF ED LUKE JOHN LUTERAN MOBILGAS STATION 2320 Calntornla Avenue MAGNOTTI AND GAUDELLI INC 2098 Saw Mull Run Blvd MANZELLAS GROCERY COMPLIMENTS OF JOSEPH MANZELLA MARG S STORE MARY AND GEORGES ARCADE MATOKAS SAMOYEDE KENNELS 3437 Slpe Street Pgh 12 Pa MATT 8. SON S BARBER SHOP PO 6 7470 McCARTYS RECORD SHOP JOHN McCLEMENTS INC McCONAGHYS PHARMACY 3807 Bnghton Road McHUGH HARDWARE 3728 Brlghton Road R E MCMONIGLE ATTORNEY AT LAW STEVE MELNIK GROCERY MERRY MORON SORORITY W MESSMER AUTO REPAIR FA I 8420 MEYERS DRUG STORE 601 Taylor Ave COMPLIMENTS OF MILLBROOK BREAD JOE MILLER S CAFE 3853 Collf Ave MILLERS CONFECTIONERY 3000 Calrfornla Avenue MOBILE GAS 2320 Callfornla Ave MOMS RESTAURANT MONTYS CAFE 2226 Beaver Avenue CE 1 9788 JOHN MORROW 8. SON Palntnng 81 Decoratnng Contractors MULTI LIST SERVICE PO 12300 MUNSCH S LUNCHES MUSICK CANVAS PRODUCTS COMPLIMENTS OF NEW DIAMOND MARKET NEW YORK LUNCH 1519 Columbus Ave NORTH BORO S AUTO DEALERS GROUP NORTH EAST FLOWER SHOP 1200 East St CE I 2443 NORTH SIDE BEER DISTRIBUTING COMPANY 2922 Preble Avenue PO 1 3455 NOVACELLS GULF SERVICE Calufornna and Benton Aves ALBERT A NOVAK FUNERAL HOME 3313 Brighton Road NOVO VENTING SERVICE NUTIS TAVERN OBRIENS AUTO BODY 8- SERVICE STATION 3204 Brighton Road WM F OBRIEN FUNERAL HOME 3724 Calntornla Avenue PO 6 1680 OLD ALLEGHENY TAVERN BOB O KEEFE J A OLEJAR POTATO CHIPS Clever Rd Robnnson Twp ONDEK S SUPER MARKETS ECKLE PACE MOBIL SERVICE Corner Western and Allegheny Aves PALKA S MARKET Columbus Ave PANKOPF FORD SALES INC 109 Montgomery Ave AL 1 3200 PARKWAY CLEANERS GEO H PASLIAN RUG CLEANING 2809 13 Brighton Road PO 64406 PENN SUPREME OIL COMPANY PHILLIPS DRUGS INC PINES PLAZA BOWLING WE 1 5777 1130 Perry Hlghwoy Speclal Rates PLANTZ PRINTING SERVICE Wecldnng lnvntatlons FA 1 2776 PONIATOWSKI DELICATESSEN PRINCESS FLOWER SHOP PROPHET JOSEPH IPERKINSJ 1120 Luverpool Street PURITY DAIRY FARM L E BRUNNER PUSATERIS FRUIT AND DAIRY RAY S BARBER SHOP 2703 Shucleland Ave RAYMOND S RADIO 81 TV FA 1-4433 Compliments of RED MILES and JOHN BUZZ REDDICK S Marshall and Callfornra Ave RED STAR BEVERAGE BEER DISTRIBUTOR 2027 Beaver Ave CE 1 1229 COMPLIMENTS OF RED WING CLEANERS 18 W North Ave Pgh 12 CHUCK REDDICK 3037 Shadeland Avenue A J RICK CONTRACTORS COMPLIMENTS OF FRANK RIMOLT 3000 Shadeland Avenue RITCHEY AUTO PARTS AL 1 8356 JOSEPH M ZUPSIC GROCERY RICHARD ROBINSON MU 2-4931 Insurance for all of your needs ROSEDALE FOUNDRY AND MACHINE CO ROSEMARYS SPECIALTY SHOP 3233 Brnghton Road ROSENS CUT RATE 1526 Beaver Avenue AL 1 4418 D ROSSER STUDIO 1915 Brownsville Rd Oftncnal OMICRON Phtographer RUDY S Preble Avenue COMPLIMENTS OF SAFETY SLING CO I , . 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TRANSFER 1870 Woodvllle Ave WA 1 6622 J J TOOMEY UPHOLSTERY 3011 Preble Ave PO 6 7720 TROIANO CLEAN PRESS REPAIR JOSEPH TURKOVICH TAVERN 2016 Beaver Avenue VALETOR DRY CLEANERS 3801 Brughton Road PO 6 5830 VALLEY COAL DISTRIBUTING CE 13331 VALLEY MOTORS 3778 Calufornla Avenue PO 1 4466 VANCE SIGN SERVICE VARSITY BARBER SHOP 1122 Woods Run THE VIEW POINT RESTAURANT VILLA PIZZERIA VIVIOS FOOD MARKETS 1401 Adams St 2824 N Charles St COMPLIMENTS OF JOE VODDE ALBERT H VOGRIN PHARMACY 3598 Brighton Rd PO 1 5362 WALOROW S AUTO SALES H J WHIETHORN 1733 Beaver Ave WIESECKEL AND SCHAPPNIT AGENCY J TERRY WINSLOW REAL ESTATE INS 1419 Marshall Avenue CE 1 8189 YEE DICK LAUNDRY 1303 Monterey St YONKS CAFE JOHN U YOUNG PHARMACIST 3651 Calltornla Avenue COMPLIMENTS OF YURST ZABITS CAFE 362 Helen Street ZAFFUTO S MARKET Shadeland Ave ZANGARO S GRILL 1502 Monterey St CE 1 8982 ZAPPAS REPUBLIC RESTAURANT 206 E Ohno Street CE 1 2181 EDW A ZILLIAN PHARMACY 3898 Brnghton Rd at Kleber ZUFATTOS SUNOCO SERVICE STATION Brtghton Road JOSEPH M ZUPSIC GROCERY ZWICKS GULF SERVICE CE 'I 9440 915 East Ohio Stret ST GABRIELS ATHLETIC CLUB SAL S BARBER SHOP 10 West North Avenue SALINS HARDWARE 613 Jacksoma SAMS BARBER SHOP SAMS MARKET 1511 Fulton St SAMS SHOE STORE 8. SERVICE A SANGUIGNI COMPANY PO 19700 Haulnng 81 Excavatung Contractors Complnments of MR AND MRS CAMIL F SANGUIGNI SAVER S MARKET SATELLITE BAR AND LOUNGE Rt 19 Wexford Pa A SCHAEFER BEER DISTRIBUTOR SCHRIBERS 1920 Beaver Ave S J SCHULJAK PLUMBING 3127 Brrghton Road PO 1 7260 L SEARIGHT 8. SON 3830 Wllksboro Avenue SHADELAND DRY GOODS H SHEAR TRUCKING CO CE 1 5266 N Canal 81 Sandusky Streets SHERADEN RADIO ELECTRIC FA 12851 V SHONKA INCORPORATED Plastering gl Cement Contractors SINGERS CAFE 1511 Brlghton Place ROY P SMITH FUNERAL HOME 1615 Brighton Road FA 1 0694 SOMMER JEWELER INC HERB STACHEL MEATS N S Market House CE 12226 STELLA REPAIR SHOP LOUIS STEPHANYS TAVERN 3224 Brighton Road STONE FRONT CAFE ELVA STONKS BEAUTY SALON STOTLERS PHARMACY 3301 Brnghton Road SUBURBAN LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS ANN SWICKS BEAUTY SALON 3123 Brnghton Road PO 6 0206 TERRYS CAFE TOM 8. JIMS BARBER SHOP Brighton Place 1 . - , 'I . . , I . ,, - , sf. .1 - I 1 I 1 , . I o I - I - I . . . - , 1 1 - 1 1 - . 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I . . 1 - . , I - , . 1 - 1 1 ' I 1 ' , . 11 11 I 1 - - 1 ' 1 , . 1 1 .I ' 1 ' 1 . , - I 1 - 1 ' I 1 ' 1 1 I . . , . 1 Friends The OMICRON Staff washes to thank the many frrends who contrrbuted so generously to our yearbook Wrthout your support we could not have publrshed thrs book Mr and Mrs Joseph Abbey Wrllram Abersold Mr and Mrs Walter Abron Rosemary Ackerman Mr Grady Adams Mrs Janne Adams Mr and Mrs John Adams Pat Aftanas Al and Mary Mrs Susan Aletto Sam Alroto Ann Alletse Bruce Altenhof Mr and Mrs C N Altenhof Alumm 1926 Mr and Mrs Jack Amato Sam Amato and Sas Cussallt Bob Amelro Carmen Amelro Roy Amelro Sam Amelro Mr and Mrs Sam Amelro Mrs L C Anaston and Mrs Clarence Anderson and Mrs OllverJ Anderson Mrs Rose Anderson rs Anke and Mrs John Anke and Mrs Harold Akrre and Mrs Juluus Akrre S Ar s Manhatten Street Gang- Mr Richard Barrrck Mr Baskln Jeanne Bauckhan Jack Bauer Mr JohnJ Bauer Mrs JohnJ Bauer Mr and Mrs Henry S Baumgarten Mrs Baynes Sue John and Johnny Bearer Joseph Bechtold Famrly The Bel Anres DM CC WN JM Mrs June Belknap Mrs Barbara Bell Mr Howard Bell John e t Pau Benedrk Mrs Mary Bennett Mrs Esther Benton Mrs George Benton Pam Berg Car Berglelt Mr and Mrs Froncrs Berry Mr and Mrs Norman Bertram Mr Jack Betlan George Betz Compliments of Mr and Mrs Bralek Mr and Mrs Al Brel Mr and Mrs J Blertempfel Bug Ben Bunk and Noop Mr and Mrs Carl G Blrkel Bobby Tommy and Mrckey Arkus G and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs James A Arkus Walter Arkus C Armstrong Joseph Aston Robert Francrs Auchey Augie Mrs Esther Austrn lrenaeus H Austrn Joseph Avery Mr and Mrs George Ayres Sr Mr and Mrs Charles Brrkel Miss Mary Black Helen Blake Ruta C Blleszner Mr and Mrs J Bloom o and Connre o and Donna and H S Bo and Gerry Bo and Nat Stephen A Bodua r Lours Boelky Mnss Ann Bogdan Mr and Mrs Dale Borce Mlss Elza Bahlman and Mrs Henry Barerbach and Mrs John Baker and Mrs Joseph Boker Robert Baker rm Bakunas and Mrs Wrllram Banks Lours Barangal Mr and Mrs John Bardyn Johnny and Bobby Bardyn Anna Kay Barfleld Mr and Mrs Russ Barkey Mr and Mrs Marlon Barnes S Barnes Howard M Barnum Jr Mr and Mrs Brack Barr Oliver Barr Robert Barr Raymond Herme Boll Bob Bolster Mrs Peter Bolsum Bonnre s Cleaners Mrs Emma Bonomo Boots and Rose Mr and Mrs Andrew Borsch Bull Borza Mr and Mrs Wrllram Bosl o Mrs Magre Bosley Mr and Mrs Odus Bostnc Jerome Boulware and Mrs W Boulware and Mrs Wrlluam Boulware and Mrs HarryJ Bovard and Mrs N V Bowman Mr and Mrs Bowmen Mrs Allamae Boxley Mr and Mrs Joseph Boxley Mr and Mrs Wnllram Boyd Walter Bracken Walter Bradford a and Bull Bradford and Mrs Frank Bradley and Mrs Edward Brandl and Mrs James R Brandl Mrs Edna Brannigan John Brenchak Mrs Irene Brewer Mrs Ella Brnscoe and Mrs Charles Bnttaun and Mrs Howard Brrttaln and Mrs Joseph Bnttoun Mrs Mabel Brrttarn and Mrs Robert L Brnttam rm Broadbent Rev J E Brooks John Judge Brosky Andrew Leo Brown Antornette Brown and Mrs Eugene Brown and Mrs Fred Brown anl Mrs Lawrence Brown Lonme Brown Moss Vrola Brown Mr and Mrs W F Brown Emrl Brtko Frank Bruce Fomrly OscarJ Bruder Mr and Mrs Charles Bruner Cheryl Buchlmayer Pastor and Mrs David A Bugh Bull West View 59 Paulnne Bullrck Joseph Burgo Mr JosephJ Burke J Mr N J Burke Mrs Myrtle Burletrc Red Burletrc Mr and Mrs Robert Burns Mr and Mrs Wrley Burton Dolores Butera Mrs Francis Butera Mr and Mrs Brshop Butler Mr and Mrs Thomas D Butler Mr and Mrs Samuel Calabrese James B Callaghan Mr S Calrgulre Mrs Josephrne Calrgurre Anne Cameron W C Mrs Jean Cameron Sylvra Camp Mr and Mrs Wrllram Camp Mrs Jennue Cannrng John Canmng Mr and Mrs John Cannrng Mr and Mrs Al Carello Mr and Mrs James Cargrle Carol and Lenny Mr. . . , P t ' . 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Carol and Make Charlene Carothers and Mrs Charles Carothers and Mrs Francis Carothers and Mrs John Carothers and Mrs Joseph Carothers Bobby Carr and Mrs Mark Carr Mr and Mrs B B Caruso Catallnas Bob Lou Joe Jlm Bob Mr and Mrs Alfred Cato Mr and Mrs Verner Cato Mr and Mrs Wnlbert Cato Mr and Mrs Joseph Cernansky MlltonJ Cernansky Mr and Mrs Dome Cllbrone John A Cuhy Mr and Mrs Guy W Champney Mr and Mrs Norman L Chandler Charty Charles Chatfleld and Mrs Gene Chatman and Mrs Andrew Chatsko and Mrs G Chengery Candy Moe and Chester Good Luck 1960s Sue Chllcott Marcia Chlpps and Make Swtck Mr and Mrs George G Chrrstopher J C Chrukton Chuck and Kathy Chuck and Madge Pat Chulack Drana Lee Clark Mnss Anna Belle Clarke Hazel M Clarke WalterJ Clarke Mr and Mrs R J Clawson Mlss Mlranda Clay Mr and Mrs Don Clrsby Mrs Wlllram Cloonan Mr and Mrs Harry Clutter Mrs Sidney Cochran Annabelle Lebeau Cohn Mass Thelma Coker David Coleman Mrs Gladys Coleman Mr and Mrs Jesse Coleman Mrldred Coles M J W Collet Mrs J W Collet Lynn Collet Compluments of a Fnend lWe also wnsh to thank our twenty other anonymous frrendsl Mrss Alnce Concelman Mr E W Concelman Mr George Councelman Mr Ralph H Concelman Alyce Conway Carroll Lee Conway Al Cooper Jamce Cooper Mr and Mrs Roger E Cooper Mr and Mrs Roger O Cooper Mr and Mrs C F Corcoran Samuel Costa Mlss Margaret Cotten Mr and Mrs Wlllvam Cotten Friends Dr Harold V Cottom Mrs Conme Coundrff Mr and Mrs Cowan Elva Lee Cox Mrs Hattle Cox Yvonne Cox Charles Craven Chrlstme Craven Susan Craven Mr and Mrs Markley C Craven Bull Crawford Mr and Mrs E L Crawford Robert Crawford Mr and Mrs Chalmers Creese Bob Creese and Nat Small Dr and Mrs Robert V Cresswell Mr and Mrs Gerald Croke Landa Croke Duck Croker Mary and AI Cronin Paul Crowe John H Crunkleton Mrs L Culveyhouse Mrs Charles Cunmnghom and Mrs W B Cunnlngham Mrs Lula Cummrngs Wrlllam Cummings and Mrs Floyd Curungton Mrs Olo Mae Curry and Daughter r Chelse Cussalln and Mrs Chelse Cussalln Rusty Cussalll Sus Cussalll Kathy Cutler Mr and Mrs R L Cutler John Daly Margret Damels Ladycop Make Dansels George W Dannhardt Mr and Mrs Edward Darges Mr and Mrs Charles Dashto Murrr Daugherty Dave and Pug Dave and Ruthle Mrs Charles Davls Mrs Edgar Lee Davrs Mr and Mrs Edward H Davrs Mr and Mrs Frank Davls Mrs Georgla Davls Mr and Mrs H J Davrs Mr and Mrs Hal C Davns Mlss Mary Jean Davrs Mrs Olymphra Davns Mr and Mrs Perry Davrs Annemae Debold Mr HowardL Debold Mrs Howardl Debold Mr RlchardJ Debold Dee and Fern Mr and Mrs Harry Delss Raymond F Delss Mr and Mrs Robert Delancey Gloria DeLuca Mr and Mrs Louns DeLuca Louase DeLuca Bob DeMatteo Davrd Dempsey Mrs Florence Dempsey Mr and Mrs Richard Derbls Butch and Carmels Derbush Mr and Mrs Renal Drlallo Mr and Mrs Dillingham Mrs Rate Drllmgham Mr and Mrs Harry Drlllott Ron Dlllnott Thomas Dtllon Mr Louis DlTommaso Mr John DrVnto Mrs Helen Drxnon T Dlxon Tom Dixon Ray Dlugonskl Mr and Mrs Frank Domke Don and Maryann Jo Donahue Davrd A Donnelly Mrs Emma Donohue Henry Dorsey Mrs Loulse Dorsey Mr John M Downie Mrs John M Downne John P Downie Thomas Downle Wrllram C Downue and Mrs Frank Drop e Harry Drumm Family and Mrs D Duessel and Mrs R L Dugan and Mrs F Dukes and Mrs Lee Duncan and Mrs Booker T Dunmore Mrs P Dunn Mrs Annie Ruth Durham Complrments of the Durrck Famuly Mnchael Dusak Jolene B Dvorak Mr and Mrs Joseph Dvorak Kathy E Dvorak Mrs Edna Ebert Rrchard Ebert Mrs Harry V Eckert Rev J O Edwards Mr Leon Edwards Clyde W Ehrler Mr E J E r Hilda and Vern Elsenrelch Eleanor and Art Arnold R Elliott Mlss Ruth A Elliott Mr and Mrs Della Ellns Elmer and Ann Mrs Thelma Emmons Mr John Engstrom Marcra Engstrom Mrs Mary Engstrom Mr Walter Engstrom Greg Jrm and Juamta Ann Evans Thomas M Eshenbaugh Mr and Mrs George Evanson Mr K C Evarts J J Evosevlc The Carl Fahrny Famrly Mrs Debra Falrtrace I Mr. . . . 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' 11 11 ,1 . ,, r. . . - ' - - . . . h ler ll ll F ll ll . 1 A F I I Mr and Mrs Charles Faulkher Joan Fedora Mlchael Fedora Luba Ferenc and Mrs John Fletcher and Mrs Talmm Fuelds Phll Fireman Carvls Fischer and Mrs Flscus John Flx Wm L Flanagan and Mrs Ronald F Flanders and Mrs Charles H Flemmmg and Mrs Francus Foley and Mrs Joseph Foley Mary Margaret Foley Mr Robert Foley Alex Folmer Mr and Mrs Arthur Ford Mr and Mrs Howard W Ford Miss Walla Mae Fores Flora Forkee and Mrs Davld L Forsmark and Mrs Napoleon Foster me Foster J and Mrs Fowler and Mrs Edmond Fowler and Mrs Harry K Fowlkes Kenny and Shar: Fowlkes Fran and Ann Ranay and Gregory Francek Mr and Mrs Edward Franklm Norma Jean Franklm Richard Franklm and Mrs Stewart Frauzer Roscoe Frazuer and Mrs Freeman A Fnend KWe also wash to thank our twenty other anonymous frlenclsl Mr and Mrs Arthur Fugh Mr and Mrs Stephen Fuler Dorothy B Fuller Lorame A Fuller Mr Wnllle Fuller Euleen Gallagher Mr Joseph S Galusko Mr Orrvelle Gandy Mr and Mrs R Gapsky Edle Garllts Mr and Mrs Harry Garlnts Terry and Carol Garlnts and Mrs F J Gavm and Mrs Edward H Gay I and Mrs Joseph Gelger and Mrs August F Geust George ond Judy George and Marcia Georgla and Jerry Mr James Glbson Mr Joseph Glbson and Daughter Mr and Mrs Cleveland Gndley Mr and Mrs James D Gllbert Yvonne and Beverly Gull Mr and Mrs WnlllamJ Glllman Ginny Friends Arleen Gloor Mr and Mrs Robert Gloor Mr and Mrs Wllllam Glunr Mrs Anna Gmpp Audrey Gmpp Joseph Goebeler Mr and Mrs Arthur Goetz Mrs Mary Gogal Mr and Mrs Lester Goldsmuth Mrs A B Good Reverend Clarence Goodman Mr and Mrs Robert Goodworth Eileen E Gorbar RN Mr and Mrs J C Gordon Mr and Mrs Abe Gorman Mr and Mrs Andrew Gorskl Grace and Clara Mr and Mrs Raymond Greco Mrs Emma Greenwood Mr EdwardJ Grega Marlorre L Gneser Mrs Mozella Grimes Patrncua Grlmes Mr and Mrs Cllftord Grogan Mr and Mrs Joseph Gross: Muldred Gruseck an Mrs James Guerra an Mrs Frank Gust a M Gust and Mrs M Guzzy GeofTrey A Gwynn Bobby Hallstone Arlene Halduk Ruchard A Halapm Mr Joseph Hale Mrs Tommne Ha and Mrs Wllluam Hall and Mrs J B Hammond and Mrs James Hammond Steve Hamovlch Mr and Mrs Clyde Hardmg Earl Harrns Georglanno Harrls Mrs Hattie Harris and Mrs James Hams and Mrs Jussre Harris and Mrs Wlllram Horns Mrs Becky Harrison and Famnly Harry Bob and Little John Mrs Emma Hartman Paul Hartman Jr Mr Paul Hartman S Mnss Paulette Hartman Brenda Lee Hartsfleld Mrs Burdle Harvey Chuck Harvey and Sus Rodgers and Mrs George Harvey and Mrs J R Harvey and Mrs James Harvey and Mrs W G Harvey Mr and Mrs Joseph Haselstemer Renate Hoselstemer Mrs Pearl Haskm Hazel Hasley Carolme S Hastmgs Mrs Harrison Hatcher Mr and Mrs H H Hattman Elmer C Haug Mrs Anna Haugh Mr Howard Hawkms Mrs Queene Hawkms Mrs Rudy Hawkms Joseph Hayes Mrs Mary Hayes Yvonne Hayes Mass Catherune Heard Mrs Clara Heard Miss Fredna Heard Mr and Mrs Jack Heath Gall Helfer Mr and Mrs Allen A Hellerman Ida M Hellerman Lxllnan Hellerman Mr and Mrs Albert B Henchar Mr and Mrs Edward Henchar Mary Ann Henchar Mlss Lavlnla Henderson Theresa and Isabella Hendricks Mr and Mrs Andrew Hendrrcks The Herman Famnly Dorothy Herrmann Mr and Mrs E K Hershey The Hershey Klds Mr and Mrs Ronald Hess Mr and Mrs Andrew Hetra Mr George Hetra Mr and Mrs Joseph Hetra Ralph Heuer Hncklebones Mr Frank Hightower Mrs Queen Halton Hrs and ers Muss Rose Ann Hoffman Mart Holleran Mr and Mrs James Holloway Lauretta Hontz Mr and Mrs Kenneth Hooge Mr John Hooper Mrs Mary Hooper Rev and Mrs John H Hooper Miss Barbara Hornych Adela Hotovec Mrs Ann Hovan Susue Howard Mr and Mrs W Howard Mrss Ann Hromanlk and Mrs Joseph Hudak and Mrs James Hughes and Mrs Lawrence Hughes and Mrs M Hughes and Mrs John L Humphrey J and Mrs Asle Hunter Mrs Esther Huron Margne Huron Mr and Mrs George C Hurray Mr Jacob Hurst Mrs Leona Hurt Mr and Mrs Ralph Hurt Mr and Mrs Stephen Hussar Mrs Ann Hustler Mr. . 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And last, but not least, we wash to thank all you krds who clug deep enough to be a Student Pal rn our book We hope you wrll give next year s staff the same fine support Thanks again Adnll and Mot Carl Altenhot Marte Anderson Dale Andrews Delberta Andrews Ann and Bob Annue and Lou The gang from Ars Betty Ann Auchey Aurelle Marnlyn and Ray Austin Mary Ann Ayres Peggy Ayres Rose Marne Ayres Mary Ellen Beneduk Butch Bennett Debble Bnckerton The Bug Three Bug Tnme Tom Bull and Glorna Bull and Sharon Lmda Bnrkel Black and Blue Fords Bosko Bob Basse Davld Bowman The Boys from No T2 Chuck Brandl Jam Braun Deborah Ann Brnslnn Walter Brown Butch and Jlm Butch and Pat Jo Cape Loretta Cape Carl and Irene Carol and Clmey Carol and Frank Carole and Kent Merrll Cernansky Chuck and Dolly Robert Clcchlno Carol Coleman Jlm Collet Dianne Compllments of a Friend Confuclus Judy Cornman Butch Costa Florance Jean Counahan The Counts B Fred Otto Cowan Charles Craven Susan Craven Ss Cussalll Dale and Chuckie Danny and Paulme Darlene and Bob Melva L Daubman Carol Ann Davls Janet Margaret Davns Ruth Davls Dolly Donatlzn Davnd Donnely and Barb Anna Marne Demmle Sam Dlana The Doctor Dolores Ball and Bob Domke Marlon Donahue Donna and Ronme Donna Dunlap Do Do and Henry Kerryne Dunn Sharon Economos Ed and Pat Edwmna and Joe Euleen and JlmmyO F Kenneth Faub Joe Fedorsku Patrlck Ferrls Bull Foley Patrncua Foley Allan Folmer Fran and Mickey Frank and Judy A Friend Kathy and Tommy Furst Kup Sandy and Pat Gallagher Esther Garver Gayle Anne Duane and Manlyn Thomas C Geanopulos Kenneth Gecke Suzette Geuger Carmelo Gentile George and Duane George G Gullesple Rach Grantz Don Grathwell Wnnlfred D Greene Tony Greppl Mnllle Griffith Gus Harriet and Rlch Elleen Heath Chuck Hell Allen B Hellerman Edna Marte Henchar Chuck Henugun and Sue Chulcott Marnanne Herman Butch Hetrcl Rnchard Hnckey Ellen Holleran Vlrgxnla Hughes Richard Hundles Gregg Hussar Mnke larussn Ma rlene lsett .lackxe and Gloria Jackue and Mane Jackie and Patty Dave Jamrlska Janet and Larry Jan and Jlm Jeannette and Jam Jeannle 61 Jeannue and Dave Carole Jeremlas Raymond Jennmgs Joe and Zup the Fighters Joann and Nick . . 1 ' ' 11 11 11 111 11 11 11 11 1 11 11 11 I O1 1 1 ' L.C. 1 1 1 . 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