Derry Area High School - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Derry, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1953 volume:

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I L f ' ,W A I - h Y Sz Vis, V' ' 'fi-, xg 3 . f . 4 wi 2 G v ,X za !Q v.7 - U 1 s 3 f ' ' I5 ' 3 . , f , ss 0 gg? Ml Q 1 HHH GULU 1, I 'p I I EUNHNIS OU ,gy ENDEAVOR T0 CREATE CITIZENS OF TOM f giififl 3 If reall? .1 T jg W7 As long as the students at Derry Township High School could remember, the high school building always was and always would be just the same. Much to everyoneis dismay, on Iuly 6, 1952, there occurred in the same Township a Hre which, without the efforts of the school board, the faculty, the citizens of Derry Township, and the students themselves, would have divided the students among the several nearby high schools. Fortunately, this did not happen, and although conditions are not normal, the pupils are together. WVhile the freshmen are at West Derry Grade School building, they are still a part of the high school and are brought over for the various assemblies, basketball games, and pep meetings. Because the chemistry laboratory was demolished in the fire, the students of chemistry and physics do their lab work at Derry Borough High School. The cleaning up of the refuse of the Fire, the buying of new books, and the reconstruction of the part of the building that was destroyed, fell upon the shoulders of the administration. For seven weeks they raced against time to have the dwelli ready for the opening of school in September. S if ,jffj WJ gb' iyjyfwl l ff' It has been said that out of every unfortunate ineidei , ome good must come. To be sure, the fire has helped the s ,nts of - Derrv Township to realize the importance of coo tion and sacrifice in maintaining a Hrst-class sf-hool. y - ,f' July l XJ ' ' If f 5 IILASSES wig 1 , ,L 'A gijm f25g+'iiv , W ' 3 5n S v ERE- wzf fb ,Nj-iv is-Q.-if-. 7 ,.s3i5'??EaQ2ggM5i,, L. fs., , 33561 , -YP , Lgiwm 1. , V ,. fx gl, Xglifllzvlft I . ,L ,.,. , N, www a 'H-...Q ,F mgqg, Y M rw 4 Nw ' X I B Y ,ggfeg Q, 5.5. -- . wfyfflunugn-Q-w+m N- 'S ' 5 s Q Q ' A if Y 'ig e x N -..,t, V M ..fA . tlx.l-'1-slu,Nliss Katspi-rilx, ADMI THE HUB OF A SUCCESS BOARD OF ICDUCATION Seated: .lU5t'17ll Ciuiluilli, f:i'Ul'gk' Suuttulx. 'flur- ums Burcl, Stnncling: just-pli liuvriu, .'xlltlIil'NX l'wt'I'I'k1l'l. Hutt Illli. Missing: C11-ui'g1'Cl1-ral. BOARD OF liDUCA'l'ION Ilia- stuclt-uts at D.I.ll.S.own-tlu-x'1-iw' pulmli- Cillitlll ul' tliis ye-i1l'lutmlx partly to tlu' liuourcl ul' l'lclllc'z1ticnl. 'ilu' tire' XVlliCll L'llilI'l'ltLl illlll tlv- strovm-ulp1u'tul Olll'lDlllllllIlgl3l'0tlQ,'lltNYitll ltIIt1l!lV prolilc-uis. lt wus tliv clvvisimi ul' tht- Bourcl tliait tlu- stuclruts xvllicli lialcl. up until -luuc fi. Czlllcwl llvrry Towusllip the-ir alum llliltl'l', would cou- tuuu' tlmt plr-mlgv ol loyalty for tlw I'l'llIlllllllt'I' ul lllt'Il' lugln sc-lnrul ymnrs. Tlu- tnslx ul rf-pairing tht- XV1lft'I'StHllit'll :ulcl sumkc'-fillcfcl iutc-rim' ut tht- lmuilcliug llllil lmuviug um-w books uucl supplies wus ll fl'i'lllCIlilOllS om: XVlu-u thc stuclc-uts rcturuvd iu St'Pt0IlllX'l', cou- clitious wcrc 2lP17l'OtlClllIlg normal. Tlu- frosluucu wvrv tl'1lllSf1'l'l'l'll to XVt'Sf Dcrry until tliv clum- zlgvs coulrl luv l'l'P1lll'ltCl. 'flu' Work of our Scliool Dil'c'ctors is too vast to list liorc. llrmfc-YN, tliv stuclcuts wisll to Cx- prvss tlwir dt-vp jI,l'ilfitllClC to tlwm for svviug to it that tlwrc is still ll Dvrry Township lligli Sclmot, s. Kist, Hr. Stump. H TR T UL EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM Although dealing more with the grade schools than the high school, Mr. Hardy is still a familiar figure around here. Until the fire this year which destroyed part of the building, his oflice was located in the high school and students often encountered him While passing through the halls. He spoke annually at the pep meetings in the fall and presented the seniors to the school hoard at graduation in the spring. At the end of December, however, Mr. Hardy took a sabbatical leave of absence because of ill health and has been replaced by Mr. Kurtz. IO MR. HARDY SUPERVISINC PRINCIPAL D INISTR TIO THEY KEEP THE WHEELS PRINCIPAL Always a busy man. Mr. Kurtz suddenly found on the morning of July 6 that his job was doubled in responsibilities and work. He was faced with a school that was onlv partial- ly usable and a larger enrollment of students than before. It was largely due to his dili- gence and hard work that school was able to open on September 2 as planned. It was a difficult task and Mr. Kurtz spent many long hours on it. The beginning of school found him with his usually full schedule coupled with the problems of rebuilding the burned section of the school. Nevertheless. he still took time to help the students with their various prob- lems as they arose. In December he was chosen to replace Mr. Hardy as supervising principal and has continued to work for the betterment of the school. GUIDANCE DIRECTOR To aid the students in choosing their fu- ture careers, Mr. Stump, the former Guidance Director and now principal of Derry Town- ship, gives an aptitude test to all freshmen. In addition, he supervises I. tests that are ad- ministered to sophomores and seniors. Each student in the high school is interviewed by him individually at some time during their four years here. Elected to replace Mr. Kurtz. Mr. Stump took over his new post in Ianuarv. NVhile quite busy with his duties as actingiprincipal. he still finds time to help the pupils with any problem that might arise concerning their plans before and after graduation. RUNNING SIVIOOTHLY IN A BUSY SCHOOL SECRETARIES Due to the lack of a public-address system this year, Mr. Kurtis secretaries, Marie Sabo and Beverly Yacobush, have had their work doubled. All messages to the teachers must be mimeo- graphcd and delivered in addition to their regu- lar chores of taking dictation and typing letters for the office, and filing records and reports. Chosen at the end of their junior year be- cause of their outstanding Work in the commer- cial field, these girls have Worked very diligently i11 taking care of all the various office corres- pondence. Not only have they been of invalu- able aid to the otlice, but they have also earned a great amount of practical.experience for their future careers. ' D I I I NURSE Assuming the duties of nurse this year for the Township School District is Miss Virginia WVer- ner. This pert, little nurse is kept quite busy serving all the Township schools. For a brief period each day she can be found here at the high school, but the majority of her time is spent visiting the numerous schools of the district. Medical and dental examinations were given to all the students in grades one, three, five, seven, nine, and eleven. Check-ups of sick students at home, main- taining of medical supplies in the various build- ings, and general help Wherever needed all add up to very busy days for the school nurse. FA'f 4'y4,,x 5, 27' STUDY AND RESEARCH DESIGNED TO PRODUCE A TRAINED MIND cxpluruliun for Ln THE BACKBON E OF FAC LTY OUR EDUCATION ,f li X Mr. Buran K Mr. Balumgardner Airs, Bower Mrs. Brincllc Dir. Campbell Mr. Caputo NIR. BARAN-A fl'K'Slllllilll ta-zicliviy ho is svlclom sc-cu nt thi' high st-lmul . . , tum-lic-s cixics uncl history . . . l'I'k'SllllI1lll L-hiss uclxisor . . . likvd for his iiiiclwstumliiig and sim-viity. NIR. BAUMCARDNEH-Dues his hvst us uclxisor to the Stiicli-nt Cfmim-il for the first timv , , . tlislikcs wutcli- ing stucly hulls . . . tvuclivs P. O, D. which im-liiclcs l'Xl'l'f'llIlllf.f fron: lLfllNl'l'llllli'!ll to liL'1'c'tlity' . . . liohhy is growing msc-s. MRS. BOYVHR-Did in fins juli in tmicliiiig hc-1' :ww class, Biisiiu-ss Lim' . . . iittrzictiw' Mrs. Buwur cam AllXXklfS hi' iiniiiicl working mi thi- BLUE is COLD , . , hiwithvs ii sigh of rvlirt wlwn it gm-s tu pre-ss. 13 NIRS. BRINDLE-Thx' itlvul l4'klL'lll'l' in thc' vyvs ul' hc-1 ccmimvrciul stuclc-nts . . , Mrs. Brinclh- vvry cupuhly clirvctctl the clit-c-rlcuclvrs this yi-ar ulcmg with hm-1 Form-nsic Cluh . . . watt-liiug study hull is lIl'l' muh lwzlclucliv. BIB. CAhlPBELL-Vvry qiiivt uml ii1cli1st1'im1s . . . trai- vvls from XV1-st Newton t'X't'I'y clay , . . coiistzuutly sm-king iinpi'owiiim1ts for that iigrit-iiltiiml clvpairt mvnt . . . always willing tu hvlp mit wht-ii in-vclc-cl. MR. CAPUTO-Thv lilllgllklgl' twlclic-1' ul' DTIIS . . . vc-ry pmlid of his Latin Chih . . . his l1vnclqi1u1't4-rs arv at XVvst lJl'I'l'j' this ymlr . . . fuxuriti- spoiism' for sq-liocxl sm-iuls , V . X . vs' I J, . .--1, 5 ,n . V.. -ww 1 1541 1 1 311 Q a gen? , I 4 S an 1 i . r ,Mgvf iifiifgswf' K. TQ f , QM -0' I , aa ., V dflfffn A J x -! Af , if ,F g is xx .R X -ff A I i MR. CICNETTO-Guardian of the athletic supplies . . . k iwn for his flashing smile and keen wit . . . iavor- nt ite of all the students . . . science instructor. MR. CONTI-A favorite speaker at pep meetings . . . led his gridiron men to the All-County WPIAL cham- pionship . . . interested in all sports . . . has taught biology at Township for several years. MR. EDMUNDS-Known for his entertaining book- kee in 1 classes . . . custodian of our funds . . . is al- P E ways ready and willing to chaperon dances . . . has finally bought a new Ford. MR. FESTA-Our good-natured sales and consumer edu- ce cation teacher was proud- when his home room on again won the magazine campaign . . . enjoys his work as head coach of our basketball team. GRAHAM Excellent golfer ofiiciates at bas- MR. 1 ' . . . ketball and football games . . . smooth on the dance tloor . . . keeps his gym classes stepping . . . it costs money to talk in his classes during the polio drive. MISS KASPERIK-An excellent English teacher who has a wonderful sense ot humor . . . interested in A-l'.'hl- sports and takes an active part III the facu ty s ow ing team . . . quite a coffee drinker. MRS. KIST-Vitality is another name for our cheerful senior commercial teacher . . . always willing to help others . . . takes an active interest in her students, hoping to make thgn, bet er prepared tor their litels work., 1 M-fyyy 'PV if X 4 v if Miss Love MRS. LATTANZIO-A cheerful disposition . . . goes for purple in a big way . . . did a terrific rob on the Snow- flake Coronation . . . her Broadcasters keep the school and the public furnished with up-to-date news about Township. MISS LEEPER-Winter is her time of the year . . . a ski enthusiast . . . connoisseur of English literature . . . still claims biology is her first love. MISS LOVE-Une of the commuters between VV4-st Derry and the High School . . . knows her algebra upside-down . . . an interesting person to talk to . . . spends her leisure time reading and collecting stamps. 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NVICBICIH-11l11'111s l'l'ilQlf' to hc-lp s11l11- lrig, lllilill. 111' MR. l1llA'l'0.-.KH-'11 his l11st111'1 1'l11ss1-s lixvly with his 11l11111' lJI'UlDll'lllS lim' liis pupils . , . 11s illllitll' 1-lass ml- 1x,.,.,, 1111 I , , 1-11s111111sil1l1- l111'11111' vllim-ia-11l lillI'ill'j . . . 1is111' illlil 11ssist1111l I'1111tl111ll 1-11111'l1, l11' l111111ls ll11' lisl .111 .11i1l 1'1',11l1'1' . . . 1h'i11's Ll ll11sl11 111-11 l'11111i111'. 11l' lllklllf' Silllll'IltS. 16 429 1 ,A f 35 A W -mi. r MM., big A t 5 as K +2.- T,,f D. .- , XJ X if JQWQ ,Vw fn. ig,-7 . M.. W Although several annual senior functions such as the Senior Assemlmlv and the Class Play were the rehuilding program, the seniors had a husy final year. The GATB tests at Latrobe started off the round ol- events that led to May 29 and graduation. Name cards Were exchanged, invitations. caps. and gowns ordered and interviews for johs he-gun. Climaxing the social events of their year was the juuior-Senior Prom. Class Day proved to he a dramatic success with the production ot a light comedy as the main even eliminated this year hccause of t. The Faculty gave a picnic for the seniors and the Personality Cluh entertained them at a graduation party. Then came commencement and with it the memories of a wonderful senior year. Img A 5 . f Q Q 9 5525 53 X ,gh gi E ' Bum: X f ku Q K fxgewz R, SL Ae s , AW ' YKQZSMQ W EN xt 1 .,, :!,. .jfE'. K 3 955- 3 a f 'Q 5' X, - S 2 gjgfgmmg. .gy A 7 , Q . ? 'lf32!2'ip-,ij x W TW' -4' MN' R . . . gt' K ...fn 'K Rv..-f E5 51 gs sr A Lf m X ,,,,e:.sw'?f 5g ' N, 1 7 N X. 5- lip .t I SENIUR . KEEP IT PA SECRET Albaugh, Shirley-One of our energetic and cute cheerleaders . . . thinks Mrs. Brindle is really Tops . . . plans for the future include: first, an office jobg second, Chuck and a home of her own. B. 61 G. 4g N.F.L. 1-4 fSee. Treas. 3, V. Pres. 4lg Mono. 4 CSec. Treas. 41g Pers. 4gTri-Hi-Y 2-44 Ushers 3g Com. 3,4g Chorus 1-4g Cheerleader 3. 4g G.A.A. 1-4g Ir. Class Playg H. R. Pres. 3: Operetta 1-4. Angus, Sylvia-H-er nimble fingers are equally at ease with a sketching pencil or a typewriter . . . Room 4 will long remember her wall and win- dow paintings at Christmastime. Pers. 4g Tri-Hi-Y 3,4g Ushers 3g Com. 8,4. Ankeny, Hazel- Slim,' considers her class with Miss Kasperik the best one of the day . . . alge- bra is her first choice, but music and art run a close second. Pers. 45 Chorus 1-49 Operetta 1,2,4. Barberich, joseph-Known as the Mayor of Bren- izerv . . . Blip is interested in sports, especially basktball and baseball. , ' Basket ' a A . V no. ' e - 'x ' et i V ' rsday at , - p ' e . . mer ial o We . ' ' I Barron eorg Always has a humoxgis quip for eve occa . . . frequently called upon for e ceeu duties . . . would like to get into a good branch of the service. N.F.L. 1-4g Com. 4g Chorus 1-44 jr. Class Playg Operetta 1-4g County Chorus 2,3,4g Insti- tute Chorus 45 H.R. V. Pres. 4. 3, , , , I B V tta ' s d. - ty! f e h . - 1 r ml . lu and si ng gh ' u - is . pr 4 o r M a fi - ,' da li t ki . ' c '51 ' F 1 ist Pe 3 1 I , p , ,I erkey, William-Blond-haired Sut,' immensely X joyed Mr Pilato's history class . . . dancing . ' g rate high on his list of activities Siege after graduation. ' . 3 CP s. gwno 3,4 QV. Pres. 47: lr. re ' Class ay R S. , V. Pres. Soph Class. Pro om. . Bett Likeable, a 'c B , 'r is a me of both chorus a cyquarte . . . trig class olds his attention t e most . . . Pitt may be his next Alma Mater. Hi-Y 1,2,3g Hist. 2,84 Lat. 1,2 tPres. 214 Mono. 2,3,4g Broadcast 4g Chorus 1-4g Football 1-4g Basketball 1-4g Track 1-4g Ouartet 1-4g Oper- ettas 1-4g Play 3g County Chorus 1-4g French 3,4g V. Pres. Sr. Classg H. V -s. 4g H. R. s 1 lam- ,llow who really ,uf me ry . . . likes to spend Q H QK ure is college. x 5, md 3 4 County Band 4g French 3. P . 2 , , at - ,gl . - : 4 :I s 'V 1 'S 4. U - I .Hi 2 t . dom experiments or computing jf! .4 6 1 , Q . 1 . , Q X , B nifazi, Delmo-Bashful Bonnie is one of Mr. Campbellis pride and joys . . . dislikes girls and getting up in the morning . . . plans to join the U. S. Marines. F.F.A. 1-4g Mono. 4g Football 3,4g Track 3,4. Shirley Albaugh Hazel Ankney Vernetta Bard VVilliam Berkey William Blankenbehler 20 Sylvia Angus joseph Barberich George Barron Bruce Betts Delmo Bonifazi if ff, - p,,..L.4,c,y reall., WHAT 13 ,J .. fa if J Jr fl J .Y FRESHMEN WE WERE Bravis, janet-Square dancing, skating, hunting are fans special interests . . . always ready to lend a helping hand, our blue-eyed lass should make a wonderful nurse. S. C. 3g B. 6: C. 33 Hist. 4, Lat. 1,2 CSec. Treas Zig Lib. 49 Pers. 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Ushers 34 Band 2,3,4g French 3,4 fPres. 4Jg H. R. Sec. Treas. 2, H. R. V. Pres. 3, Chairman Prom Com. 3. Brinker, George-Quiet and friendly, George has won many friends . . . says he likes to argue . . . should make a fine lawyer. Lat. 1,2g Mono. 3.4, Chorus lg Football 1,29 Track 1-4g H. B. V. Pres. 1. Brubaker, Russell-Plans to wear Navy blue . . . considers singing and dancing ideal pastimes . . . his friendly smile is known by all. S. C. 1.3,4g N.F.L. 1-4g Hi-Y 1.2,3 KV. Pres. 31: Hist. 3g Lat. 1,2g Broadcast 3.4, Freshman Class V. Pres., Chorus 1-4, Track 2, Institute Chorus 4, County Chorus 2,3g Operetta 1-4g Boys' Quartet. Carlson, Richard--VVould rather ride horses than ll., do anything else . . . chums around with Ken M, all the time . . . enjoys his shop work immense- 1 y. il 'JJ F.F.A. 1-4, Football 2.3. 'M Carlson, Ronald-Four-year member of the band , with his clarinet and baton . . . easy to get along , with . . . would like to get an office job in Wash- ington. S. C. 4 fChief Iusticcl, Com. 45 Broadcast 4, Band 1-4 CDrum Major 3,4D, Music 1-4 CSec. Q Treas. 4J. l s O ax aj ,, Chappell, Sara--This quiet lass finds bookkeeping ' int: rt stin lists re ldin as her hobb I 1 l .W N Yi Qs XX I x 1 in 1 w u ll 1 5 f er. 4 g.. y... Jj plans to put her commercial training to use by cf working in an ofiice. N.F.L. 1, Hist. 3, Pers. 4g Ushers 35 Com. 3,4. ,fx -' Clawson, Dolores-When not settling down with a good book Dov can be seen driving the family car . . . would like to run a day nursery some- day. Hist. 4, Lat. 1.2, Pers. 4g Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Ushers 33 Nurses, Aid 1,2,3. Clawson, Patricia-Industrious Pat looks to Pitt for her future schooling . . . Finds pleasure in danc- ing or going for a long walk . . . always busy. Lib. 2-4, Hist. 2-4 qrres. 43, N.F.L. 2, B. Br G. 43 Lat. 1,2g N.H.S. 3,4g Pers. 4g Ushers 3 fSec. . Treas. 324 Sr. Class Sec.-Treas.g H. R. Sec.- Treas. 17V. Pres. 2, Pres. 3, Sec.-Treas. 4. i t.iQoff'marf 'Mabel Io A n-To become a nurse is Io AHHJSClIHlJlti0H . . . enjoys ice skating, square 4 dawn n1d,oo all games . . . dislikes the ,J . name ml. L ' r L 'J i . 3. - Lam ,224 Pers. 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Nurseis ' D fr' Ai g HKLB. s. 2. X 14 Crocklef, Regin -A very energetic cheerleader XI. 5 . . . Jeanie thi s Mrs. Brindle is the ideal teach- n er . . . quite ept on the basketball court. X Cheerleader ,4g Com. 3,43 Pers. 4 KV. Pres.lg 7 -' Monq. 4g G.A.A. 1, Ushers 3. t ' . f , , . I! F A . H, 'R n ' Janet Bravis Russell Brubaker Ronald Carlson Dolores Clawson Mabel Jo Ann Coffman George Brinker Richard Carlson Sara Chappell Patricia Clawson Regina Crocker Robert Crocker llarriet Dishong ltobert Dorko Eileen Fagan Hita Celston Ann Decario Robert Diss Dorothy Durasky Edward Celsdorf Nancy Cess N, f' f , l1T4I-IESE FOGLISH THINGS Crocker, Robert-Frog likes sports of any kind . . . best known for his ability in football . . . this dark-eyed Brenizer lad is a favorite among all. Football 2-44 Baseball 3,44 Mono. 4 fPres.l4 H. R. Pres. 3. DeCario, Ann-With typing as her favorite subject, there's no doubt about it that this dark-haired beauty plans to become a secretary . . . enjoys dancing and listening to popular music in her leisure time. History 34 Pers. 44 Com. 3,44 Chorus 1,24 Operetta 1,2. Dishong, Harriet-Tiny brunette and a future beautician is Harriet . . . shels always at home in Mr. Edmund's bookkeeping classes. Pers. 44 Ushers 34 Chorus 1-44 Operetta 1-4. Diss, Charles Robert- Pap,' likes P.O.D. best of all . . . always seen with a big smile . . . dancing and camping are chief interests of his . . . future plans may include U. S. Navy. Football 1,24 Basketball 1,2. Dorko, Robert-A real nice guy . . . conscientious worker . . . handy with earpently tools . . . cabinets are his specialty. Durasky, Dorothy-Dot, a petite blond, loves reading and dancing . . . Mr. Pilato is her favor- ite teacher . . . occupies her spare time playing the piano and keeping a scrapbook of football RD players . . . plans to attend college. B. 61 C. 3,4 fEd. 414 N.F.L. 2,3,4 CS:-e. Treas. 3,4J, La. 1,24 Lib. 23,4 isa-. Ta-as. 351 Play 3 4 il fStudent D1fCCtt1flg N.H.S. 3,44 Pers. 44 Tri-Hi-Y 3,44 Ciorus 1,3,44 Band 1-44 French 3,44 Oper- U etta -44 Institute Chorus 44 H. R. See. 3,4. F agali, Eileen-tkeeps her lingers flying over the ivbry keys . . . can always be counted on for help in a jlllv . . .xcollege ncuct on the agenda for our 'kEthelf1 Smitgv 31 3 J- SO? 1-4 reas. , 4 N.F.L. 4g Hist. 2-44 N. , H.S. 3,4 C'I'reas. 414 -rs. 44 Tri-Hi-Y 3 4 KV. Pres. Nl 4 'I roaidcast - Q reas. 3,414 Chorus 1-4 fAL n ga I 1 -- - offni mgilst 1- 4,i1nd 1-44 Sr. Quartet 4' jr. Class ,I ,X 4Play4 pere a 1-44 County Chorus 3? CAceom '.Xg'panistl4 County Band 1'3Q District Band 14 vi Q L reifch 3,44 II. . V. Pres. lg Institute Chorus 4. ., -1 Nic dorf, Edward-A frequent headliner on the Q sports page during football season . . . his amia- Xytyible srnige and dimpled chin attract the eyes of many a ass. . k 5 B. 61 G. 3,44 N.F.L. 1-4 CPres. 414 Hi-Y 1,2,34 H Mono. 3,44 Chorus 1-44 Football 1-44 Track 2,3. y 44 Plays 34 Operetta 1-44 County Chorus 34 In- : stitute Chorus 4. Celston, Rita-Carefree and gay . . . always has a little bit of poetry to cheer one up . . . active in all her clubs . . . has a host of friends . . . col- lege next in her plans. B. Sz C. 44 N.F.L. 2,34 Hist. 1-44 Lat. 1,24 Lib. 1-44 Tri-Hi-Y 3,44 Broadcast 44 Chorus 1-44 French 3,4 fSec. Treas. 424 Operettas 1-4 iStu- dent Director 374 Institute Chorus 4: Gess, Nancy-A quiet lass, Nancy is very much at home with her typewriter . . . can always be counted on for efficient work . . . will be an asset to any office. Pers. 4 fTreas. 414 Corn. 3,44 II. B. Sec. 4. 22 K Esfrs AND HQMEWQBK U fi SENIQR my J Gibbons, Patricia-Like most other girls, Pat's hob- by is dancing of any kind . . . dislikes doing housework . . . plans to get a job as a secretary after graduation. N.F.L. 1,25 Pers. 45 Tri-Hi-Y 1-35 Com. 3,45 Chorus 1-45 G.A.A. 1-45 Operetta 1-45 Institute Chorus 4: Sr. Quartet. Gunder, Edward-One of our real red heads is Ed . . . hunting season is a lure he cannot resist . . . a truck driving job will elaim him after graduation. Halula, Louise-A very likeable girl with an un- usual hobby-eollecting match covers . . . Miss Leeper rates very high on hier list of personali- ties . . . plans to attend college or business school after graduation. ' B. 51 G. 4 fAdv. Mgr.l5 N.H.S. 3,45 QSCC. 415 Iri-Hi-Y 2,354 tPres. 435 Pers. 45 Ushers 35 Com. 4 tSee. 355 Chorus 1-45 C.A.A. 1-4 CPres. 415 Ir. x 5, ass Playg Operetta 1-45 H. R. Sec. Treas. 1,25 thistitute Chorus 4. X Y Hartshorn, Carole-To her friends, she is Snookie . . . quiet and friendly . . . spends much of her X-time reading . . . future is uncertain. X Com. 3,45 Chorus 1,2. 5 IHfirek, Barbara-Strong advocate of TV and U N y Xdancing . . . usually a quiet person, Barb loves to l k argue in law class . . . pals around with Jeanie. Com. 3,45 Ushers 35 Pers. 4. X. wdak, Marie-Has chosen commercial work as 1 4 XX mer vocation . . . dreads getting up in the morn- ' ing ' f . . . has enjoyed her years at D.T.H.S. B. 51 G, 45 N.F.L. 1-45 Hist. 3,45 PBIS. 45 Tri- Hi-Y 3,45 Ushers 35 Com. 3,45 Chorus 1-45 C. ,. A.A. 15 Operettas 1-45 H.R. Sec. Treas. 3. lHudak, Martha-Never a dull moment when Martls ' around . . . faithful chorus member during her years at D.T.H.S .... spends her Saturdays sell- ing shoes and admits she enfoys it. 12 B. ESI C. 2,3545 N.F.L. 1-45 Hist. 2,3,45 Pers. 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Ushers 3 CV. Pres.j5 Chorus 1-45 C. ' A.A. 15 Play 35 Operettas 1-4. .lrwin, Kenneth-Hails from Hillside and plans a xbpfllillftt as a farmer . . . horses hold much of his Ninterest . . . finds a definite dislike for Shakes- 3' peare. flellison, Theodore-Mechanics is T cfs main in- terest . . . will make his future in hat field . . . talks only when he has sometgii to say. F.F.A. 1-4 tSec. 3 V. Pre' . Kahl, Rita-Typi 1 leads Rjfa 'list of favorite sub- 'ects Mr Bwu andneib h list of teachers 1, ,- . . . , . . . . alwaysdhadzhn - smile or everyone . . . future is u 1 1 e . S.C. 2, ' ist. , Lib. 25 Pers. 45 Ushers 35 C.A.A. 4. ' V l . l l atrieiz ib 1 X Edward Gunder ouise alu g Carole Hartshorn 1 5 a Ht rek I Marie Hudak IX 1 hla 5 Kennetliilfrwin 'ro o gle ' A Rita Ka i7 te V 23 SENIOR 1 DoN'T STAND A GHOST ' io OF A CHANCE ,A i I iA if h lu., I U x fl' 4 Kesl ll'Clissen-Q-One of our happy-go-lucky ath- . es . . t spkkuls his summers as a life guard . . . part of his ure includes some duty with the marines. fl B. 61 G. 4 QSports Ed.J4 N.F.L. 1-44 Hi-Y 1,2, 34 Hist. 2.3.44 Lib. 24 Mono. 44 Broadcast 3,4 CPres. 4D4 Chorus 1-44 Football 243,44 Basketball 24 Track 243,44 French 2,34 Operetta 1-44 County Chorus 34 Institute Chorus 44 Boys' Quartet 2,3. 44 H. R. Pres. 4. Kinsey, Dale-Blond, good-looking Dale is very quiet and reserxed . . . rates Mr. Urch quite high . . . claims he will join the Navy. Kintz, Rosemary-Enjoys living . . . likes dancing, exciting football games, English and Miss Kas- perik . . . started her future as Mrs. Strayer in December. Pcrs. 44 Ushers 34 Com. 3,4. Knupp, Clare- Platter spinningi' can be lots of fun, according to Knuppy . . . about the quiet- est girl in school . . . another conlmereialite for the business world. Com. 3,44 Pers. 4. Kohuth, William- Kohut and P.O.D. get along very well . . . insists that chemistry is too time consuming . . . plans for the future are indefinite. Mono. 44 Football 2,3,4. K lar, ' U ' 6140 tease girls . . . 1 footbzdljeam . . . thinks shooting pool a f '1 ideal ways to pass time. Footbz gf. 1-44 Mono. 4. Koutsky, Iames- Nut thinks P.O.D. class is won- derful . . . enjoys camping, woodcarving, and football . . . after june 5 both television work and the Navy sound interesting. Football 2,3,4. Kovac, James-Mr. Weber and P.O.D. class really rate with Squeak', . . . next to girls thereis nothing more enjoyable than driving a car . . . would like to take a course in TV after gradua- tion. Chorus 3,44 Operetta 3,44 H. H. See. Treas. 2. Kozar, Dolores-A quiet reserved lass who will become a number please' girl . . . Joins the ranks of those who hate doing homework. Kozar, George-Next to baseball and other sports Ceorge found Mr. Festa's classes fascinating . . . future plans are undecided yet. Mono. 2,3,44 Football 2,3,44 Baseball 2,3,4. Clissen Keslar Rosemary Kintz William Kohuth Ia S Koutsky Do es Kozar W I I A 354 4 Dale Kinsey Clare Knupp Donald Kollar James Kovae George Kozar LIBRARY PERMITS Q 5 1 if Kozar, Jean- Kozy is another girl who enjoys square dancing on Thursday night . . . other hobbies include skating, swimming, arid round dancing . . . plans to become a clerical wiorker after graduation. - 1 ' iXl.F.L. 1g Peru 4, om. 8,4g Chorus 1giG.AfA. 0 . Lu Zemc e ie-blond-haired, blue eyed, and ri it s ile that s TCSS16 . . . never can. ista l r perpetual chuckles . . . to find :il good se ,Al iob is her goal. dt! 'BT St .' 3.4: N.F.L. 1-41 Pers. 4, Com. 3,4 . KV s. 431 Chorus 1-43 G.A.A. 3,44 Operettas I g H. . res. 1. J Kozenko, Ioseph- Boxey,' dislikes people who ' give him a rough time . . . likes girls, baseball, and Miss Kasperik for a teacher . . . aims to work at Chase Brass Inc. in Cleveland, Ohio. Hi-Y 2g Chorus 1.2: Band 1-33 County Chorus Ig Operctta 1, H. R. V. Pres. 2. Krawtz, Stella-A verv unusual person, Stusha', dislikes watchin TV . . . noth Commercialite whose plans- if the fu er graduation are cler' 'a 1 e work. P . g Com. Slwllhorus 1-4, Operetta 1-4. ' aynak, Al -4Enjoys going for ong walks . . . n . nursing, interi dec ating or dress ing old a eci ,st for her . . . , , a '. grad t'on. school. J NF. - '. 3,4g Lat. 1.2, Pets. 45 Tri- l , H'- , Pla Student Directorl. rinoc Helen-Becoming a beautician is Helen's ambi in . . . dislikes study hall and English . . . spends leisure time 'dancing at the rink. Hist. 1-4, Pers. 45 Ushers 3, C.A.A. 1-4.. Kubistek, Mary Ann-A quiet girl, Mary Ann's fa- vorite subject is algebra . . . pals around with Agnes . . . dislikes writing themes . . , will be- come a telephone operator. Hist. 1,35 Ushers 3. Lamo, Edward-Lam likes nothing better than driving cars and rnlaving his trumpet . . . will seek a dance band job after graduation. Mono. 4: Basketball Mgr. 2.3,4g Football 1,45 Band 2,3g County Band 8, Orchestra 1-4. Leacock, Lee- Brub's', favorite subject is biology . . . claims he dislikes algebra as well as girls . . . future is yet to be decided. Hist. 4: Lat. 1,2g Chorus' 8: Band 1-43 Oper- N etta 11 Orchestra 1-45 All Co. Band 4, Dist. X S Band 4. I Leary. Barbara-A blue eyed blond with a pert smile . . . happiest in Mr. Baumgardneris P.O.D. 1 class . . . dancing is her number one delight. W Pets. 4, Ushers 3, Com. 3,4. W P XB X . , T-Q r Q 3 I' ,N . , 1 . t' X3 l . if if . X 1 it I ii if , N X Z' il ,I 2 i P' R 25 x tj jean Kozar Tessie Kozamchak Joseph Kozenko Stella Krawtz Alberta Kraynak Helen Krinock Mary Ann Kubistek Edward Lamo Lee Leacock Barbara Leary DO YOU REMEMBER Loughner, Betty-For outsidt- inte-rvsts Betts pn'- fvrs crochcting and vmhroidcring . . . during school hours hor commercial suhjccts of typing and hooklicc Jing are 'r,fayoritc-s. Coin. 3,4. M Cra David-Our loading bass singvr . . . o t niainstays of tho chorus . . . plans to 'urthcr In educa ion. N.F.L. g I ,... list. 253,43 NIOIIU. 41 Broadcast s Cluh rcs. 4: H. R. V. Prvs. 2g Chorus 1- and 44 Orc-hc-stra 4g Opvrvtta l-41 Track 1-4g County Chorus 2,3,4g District Chorus 3g Stats- Chorus 3g Institutv Chorus 41 Boys Quartvt. McCracken, Diane - Espvcially dislilws hossy pc-oplv and consume-rs class . . . futurv aim is nursing carccr and a honic of hcr own . . . 'KDi spcnds hor sparc tilnv Writing to 'ilivrl' sailor. Hist. 1-4g Lat. lg Pvrs. 43 Chorus I-4g Band l-4g Jr. Class Playg Opt-rvtta 1-4. McGuire, DeWayne-'KMidgv and his trumpm-t art- seldom partvd . . . an avid 'gMorc ' playor oi' tht- Brcnizcr gang . . . hopvs for a dancm- hand carcvr in thc futurv. Coin. 4g Band I-44 H. R. V. Prus. 3, Pri-s. 41 -lr. Class V. Prvs.g Ir. Class Playg County Band: Music tScc. Trvas. 3. V. Prvs. 41. x XFN l NICMQHH, Laxijna Shorty lilifs m W' c Xthv 'l.Ki I rm Ba.Glu1dRXTv1 1 ph fi. .. ' s col- .-,fylqgor 'L' var m133'rspo1?kpiqtllrcs . . 'oritv 'Yt9'lL'l1t'i',flS lr. 1 nunglx. Y . L' X- ' NlCoin. 3, -NC fA. lfifqfliorlis lg Pm-rfi. X 4 i X , Meidinger, Richard-VVaynv vspccially :Enjoyed cighth pcriod P.O.D class . . . plans for 1-ithvr thi? State Policc' or thu Military Polict- aftvr D.'I'.li. ' Malnofski, Louis-Aims to hiv a wvlljpa cf and tclcyision tvchnician . . . ho 1 f . . . conlplvtvly happy in Mr. U cl Cla Miller, Helen-Ca ah ' I luv 1' d Y. noun 6. doing son c lc of onin . i a Wo ' likv. s ating, cl. 1'ilIQ,', d popi . niu's c. ' 'low 1. g P1-rs. I X 4 oo , Eilee u ch Q ' rcadix 1 . id vol- cting i't ls to o 1 r obliln . . ' ways scvn with 1 0 and T . 1' . . . e 'nt tvnographvr, A Cl mu' 1-4g ni. 3,4g Pc s. 1 . 251 C. 331. JJ ' v Myers, le e-Finds fun in da cing. playing thc- piano, skating . . . vlassifivs typing as an A-1 suhjvct . . . plans to continuv he-r work in Mcnd- lors, Shox- Storv. Coin. f3.4g Ushf-rs 31 Pc-rs. 4. 26 DUB CLASS ASSEMBLIES r I A f 1 r A li. Oleyar, Veronica- Ronnie has a rnagilfal touch ' l art work and arranging flowers . . . should mark, some lucky boy a wonderful wife with lhlrfr culinary art . . . future aim is a secretar3lt'or florist. B. 6: G. 4 fBus. Mgrjg Pers. 4 CPres.lg Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4 QSec. 4jg Ushers 3, Com. 3,4g Sec. to Mr. Stump 4. Olmizzi, Marie-- Peggy,s', adiant personality is tops amyng her friends . . always ready to give a pian concert . 9 efcrs chemist her otier ji - . co ege bound 1 . . . .45 Ii'.23' .t.1,' '1-' French 3,49 1 , ctta 1- S ,g County Chr is 3,45 Ins tute Cho 4.,' 1' f J Panizzi, Robert-Bob and his black Studebaker- ' hat's a pair . . . has a cute smile . . . mischief 'elf . . . will become a farmer or game warden. F.F.A. 1-4 CSentinel SJ. Paul, Donald-The capable center of the football team t' ll good looking c'D'lgl3,, is the other y hal of' i favorite couple . . . prefers P.O.D. - a. l c '. cl mg! rs F -ull 1-4' Basketball 1-4' Nflono 34 CX . , . . , 1 . , . ellhesi, Joann-Usually seen with Helen, Shirley, and Stela . . . lltterbugging IS tops with her . . . plans to attend beautician school. Lib. 1-44 Pers. 4. Petrarca, Beverly-Vivacious Cookie-ii has her eyes on a secretarial carccr . . . her singing and piano playing is en'oycd by all at D.T.H.S. Com. 3,4 K ec. 3,4lg Ushers 3 lPres. 39, Pcrs. 4' B. ' , C is 1: Soph. Class Sec.- Tr lS. A . re-s h Poli y p y quict Web is well like-d h my kindc sports c u 1 es his choice of tc IL ers 1 l 4 B lseb Ill 3 4 'Vlo ,fel Shirley n all t U' d c ci 1 be fo nd '4 arrjgs .' tin ri1'. .' . ...f. 3 ' ' '...'lz'. ak, 1 z,,gL '-3,451 .4.- 'V - o 'l -ells 3 es l sl I t Lg ai' oher, if A His - 4' Pers - Ushf s Sq G. . 4 P 1 r' f lx . .f J Ran ' r -One of hour- f ure 116868 . . 3 Y Mary obbies arc swimmi and square llc- iug . . . history and Mr. plato ar?-favori s on hcr . 3 , H 't. 1-4 CV. PreSsl3 Lat. 1, gfers. 45 'Tri-H J Y 4: Ushers 33 jrr.vClass Plaf percya . Revicky, Barbara-iPetite Bar is .us y seei it Alberta . . .7 lways re nd a l pin hand . . . clair s Miss. aspe is he avorite .' . fopsees a future as a rse. I .1 B. wc. v3,4, Photsg. . 4g N4-l7.L. 2,s,4, Hist.X3,4g - .,1,2g Pers. 4, rom. Com. 2, Tri- Hi-pY 3,45 hers 39 Nurses' id 1,2,3g Plays 3 fPrompte!fll. L L 4' -I Q if 'N ' 'W , Lv Vero 'a Olcyar . ' Maricid lniiiz' Rob tkganizzi Dona 'u ,l0annpP nnesi BW Petrarca joseph Polinsky Sl' ey Polumbo Mary Randall lkiiirbara Hevicky ax' .', H . X I' l iwvu' 2 '27 J I E JL, M J SENIOR 0 Q if SMILES. . Jfr W Riffle, Mary Lou-Has made the most of her four years at D.T.H.S. by working diligently in everything she undertakes . . . with her pleasing personality sheill make an excellent secretary. Pers. 45 Ushers 3g Com. 3,4g C.A.A. lg H. R. See.-Treas. 3. Robinsky, Thomas-Another one of Mr. Pilatois fans, Zub finds girls quite interesting . . . after graduating he-,ll find a job with Uncle Sain in the U. S. Navy. Hi-Y 1. , Roman, Terrance-0-Always ready to try something new . . . is extremely fond of chemistry and cx- periments . . . enjoys practical jokes . . . should. be quite popular at anfcollege. S. C. 3,4 QV. P11es.4lg B. 81 G. 45 N?'.L. 4, Lat. 1,2g Broadcast 45 Football 2, Ir. C1.ss Play. . . ,, Sabo, Marie--A lellding personality 2 . . will always be Tememb ed for her outstanding scholastic record . . Jtshard'-wlrking aheerleader who likes dancin . . Wil-bgo farin' college. S..Cg2,3,4'iSBC. 3 43413. 51 C. 3,4, N.H.S. 3,44 Mom. 4g Pgls. 45 Com, 3,4 CPres. 3,4lg Broad- 'ast 3,4 fSec.l4Jg Chorusil-4, Cheerleader 3,45 C. RA. 1-4 CPres. ll, Play 34 Operettas 1-4, Soph Class Pres.g H. BZ Pres, 1. Savenelli, Stella-Cute and petite Stcl is usually seen with Shirley, Helen, and Jo Ann . . . plans ifttr gl'ldlllt10l'l in undc ided IS of ye but nursing is a possibil Hist. L-4, Pers. 'l'ri- -Y - sie 3g 1. A.A. 1, S a ' 'a - k'.'A' ' ' is 1 ' .- ...u ' . 5 iltcs sports ar ind school in his jalopy . . . plai make his spar-e-tinn mir s f ndh e l'lgl0lIS bakery work his futl occupation. Shwan, Caroline-Attractive Finnel, our lively sen- ior majorettc, says horses are her main hobby . . . plans to continue on with her secretarial Work after June 5. Maj. 3,43 Com. 3,4g Pers. 4, Ir. Class Sec.g II. R. V. Pres. 3g S. C. 2. Shafron, John- Mon is always in a jovial mood . . . will be long remembered by his pals who took physics lab with him . . . will take a job with Uncle Sam. Shanefelter, Marie-A blue-eyed colecn is our Jazzy . . . very pleasant disposition . . . chemis- try classes and Mr. Urch are most enjoyable . . . is attracted by a nursing career. Hist. 1-45 Lat. 1,2g Pers. 4g Tri-Hi-Y 3,4g Nurse's Aide 15 French 3,4g H. R. Sec.-Trcas. 3. Sheppard, Shirley-Shirl plans to bc a telephone operator . . . hails from Torance and is usually seen with Rosemary . . . Miss Kasperikis English classes are her delight. B. 61 C. 4g Hist. 1-4: Chorus 1-4g Opercttas 1-4: Lat. lg Pers. 4. n s 5 Mary Lou Riiilc emance Roman elli Savenelli Caroline Shwan Marie Shanefelter 28 Thomas Robinsky Marie Sabo William Schall john Shafron Shirley Sheppard OUR SENIOR PICTURES Short, Virginia- Ginger thinks there is no better class than Law . . . likes to square dance and crochet . . . wants to be a secretary. Chorus 1-45 Com. 3,45 Pers. 4g Ushers 3. Shumaker, Michael-Tall, dark Mickeyv is the heart's 'desire of many ufemmes' . . . an ideal All American athlete, . . plans to continue his education. Mono. 3.43 Football 2,3,4g Basketball 1-4g Track 3,4g H. R. Vice-Pres. 3,49 Ir. Class Pres. Shrum, Dolores-A future housewife is Deev . . enjoys Mr. Edmund's bookkeeping classes . . . her soft and mellow voice is one of her valuable possessions. Hist. 3g Chorus' 1-49 Sr. Girls' Quartette. Siko, Martha-Can be seen frequently ith i . . . held a real interest in G.A.A. . ' s her future will be as a beauti ian. I - Hist. 35 Lib. 1,2' PerS. 45 . g Us . 3. . Siko, Paul- Hot ' special i t re ie in ca and hunting . . . d esn't se y futu doing homework and r di g espear ays . . will join the Navy. Hi-Y 1,24 Band 1, . Sinemus, Lewis-One o Derry gang . . . ia- chine shop is his favori e angout . . . will sp the next few years at coll e. . Lat. 1,2. Sistek, Edward-Came back after a year's absence to get his diploma . . . hasn,t forgotten Mr. Conti's science classes . . . plans to join the service after graduation. Smith, Marian--Always at home in Mr. Weber,s algebra class . . . enjoys music, swimming . . . looks forward to attending business school. Pers. 4. Sowers, Jane-Dancing, reading, and swimming keep this little miss busy after school hours' . . . takes things as they come . . . finds the subject of hiology quite interesting. Hist. 3,4g Pers. 45 Tri-Hi-Y 2. Spillar, Andrew- Half Pint,s pleasant smile and disposition make him a favorite among every- one . . . prefers the out-of-door life . . . future may be in the Navy. 1- i w'-I' 1 , lg . ,V vi. l X . 5,1 P ilu' i 1 .x ' k h I l, I '11 I . .4 ,I fat' ' t X nn . .J ., X, I if-f -, -' N 1 -- vi x ,'l ' A , M. . i 29 Virginia Short Dolores Shrum Paul Siko Edward Sistek jane Sowers Michael Shumaker Martha Siko Lewis Sinemus Marian Smith Andrew Spillar Helen Stromoek Carl Thomas Michael Vasil Clyde Watkins Diane White Iim Taubler Marian Tornavacca Rose Marie VVaggle Dale XVcathcrton Walter Wiatrak i x 1'LL BE SEEING YOU ,. ZX! , i .ik dw Stromoek, Helen-Will always be remembered as 'our humorous librarian . . . dislikes homework. V but just loves to take pictures. Pers. 43 Lib. 2-4. iTaubler, jim- Tib' is one of Mr. Weber's hard working but math-loving students . . . plans to attend college . . . dislikes English. S.S. lg Lat. 1,2, Mono. 3,4g Chorus 41 Football 3,44 Basketball 1-44 Baseball 23, French 3. Thomas, Carl- Tom . . . excels in all sports . . . a quiet lad Who has won many friends for him- self at D.T.H.S .... plans to enter college soon. Football 1-43 Basketball 1-4, Track 1-4g Lat. 1,23 N.ll.S. 3,4 tPres. 4lg Mono. 3,44 Fresh. ZS! Soph. ZS! Senior Class Presg II.R. Pres. 1.4. Tornavacca, Marian-Pat's sparkling personality has won her numerous friends . . . when she has her camera, she's happy . . . where school's concerned-liistory's tops. S.C. 3g Hist. 3,44 Lat. 1,23 Lib. 2.3.4 CV. Pres. 315 Prom Com. 3g Pers. 4 tSee.l. Vasil, Michael-A real outdoorsruan. that's Mike . . . likes to play football as much as he dislikes doing chemistry . . . hasnit decided on anything for the future. Hi-Y 1-45 Baseball Mgr. 1. Waggle, Rose Marie-Another artistically inclined young lady . . . complicating problems intrigue her . . . keeps up with current events. Com. 3,4g Tri-Hi-Y 3,4g Pers. 43 B. 61 C. 4. , -'X Watkln Clyde-Another returned veteran, NVatt likes Dorts, especially hunting . . . plans to get 'nto ntruction work when hc's finished here. QQ' e n, Dale- Swing your partner, Weather- ., , . . on . . thats our Dale . . . lust cant seem to keep uiet in study hall . . . favorite teachers are ,X X lr? . 3, Football 2,34 Track 23. 'X 3 il j A wr. a Mrs. Pilato. I X Q4 X i 1 e D' ne-Unusual personality in that she has d'. ikes . . . Clipper', has the strange ambi- tfo to be a circus performer . . . also consider- 1 g the YVaves. Mono. 4, Pers. 45 Chorus 1-4, Cheerleader 2-4, C.A.A. 1-4 CV. Pres. 41, Ir. Class Playg Oper- etta 1-44 French 3,4g Institute Chorus 4. Wiatrak, Walter-NValt is music through and through . . . playing with a large dance band sounds fascinating to him . . . Mr. Baumgardner tops his list of teachers. 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Shall we dum-0? Caught hy the uzllncra. S32 The Quccn and hcr 1lUL'lllIillll 2 S M., Qi Q 2 A 5, i my :S 1 - 5 TV 'K ff Mldji ' I ' W S W K. ,gm Yi 'K S QM 12 .JV 7 . X 29 .1 2 , :L wr ,- N 'Ae-fhf N...fii, 0 'R 'c.,.s. ' f , WX' ig 'i W-,' . Q ' ' f eb -- s . x U 'i' Ugg 1 Sn-1 69 - ggg-5+-Q i Ks Q - ,mei ji V V , 1 e if I I Ni 1 ,xt . Kgi j ' N g X B ir' ' ff: . 251, I K fix ,e A ' 'Q Eg 47 1 Lsgxeff R, lx-A X I 14 11 F is 4 in 95. 1 Q 9. N xv Y had x,, at X f s X I 5' Q, if ff V l Vrkr A 52 Q: J? Niwrars 5 S NIQR PER HEADLINEBS OF K A' o LOUISE HALULA-A top-ranking stu- clcnt . . . onv who is ai horn lvuclvi' . . . is vc-rv conscicntions in cvvrytliing shv iiiidcrtzikcs . . . could hc-long to tht- F.T.A .... has thc- niakings of ai good school tvaclic-r. ED CELSDORF-Nickiizuncd Nunny hy his many lll'll'llllS . . . takes things as thc-V come and just love-s to toast- his classmates . . . provvcl to ho as much il he-ro on thc- gridiron as on thc- cinn- pus. BEVERLY PETRARCA - lluilc-cl us Miss Re1'sonulity, Cookie' will ha- rv- lH6'IHlX'I'6d as Que-1-n ot thc- Snow of 195l . . . he-1' musical tnlcnts as wc-ll us her lively inunnvrisins arc llCi1l'tlly received by the many fricncls sho has inzlclc throughout hm' scholastic' vvzirs. 34 SONALITIE PHE CLASS or '53 MARIE SABO-Possesses an outstand- ing scholastic record for her four years at D.T.Il.S .... versatile as Well as intelligent . . . whether it will be com- mercial work or college after gradua- tion. Nlarie is sure to he on top. CARL THOMAS-NVith a ready smile for evcryonc, Tommy,' is known for his work on thc football, track, and basketball teams . . . despite injuries during football season, he overcame the handicap and gained his Well- earned title of star athlete in 1953. EILEEN FACAN-A promising young musician . . . the ever-ready accompa- nist for all musical activities in school . . . played for All-County Chorus . . . trcasurer of Student Council . . . active in most of Townshipis clubs. 35 THE ONLY K IUNIOR CLASS 'l'lic' junior class, ultllougli small in mlm- -justlilictlwirslii1iy,iicw rings-in all activi- lwr, was outstzmcling lmtli in ability illlll vvrsa- tics at DTIIS. tility. 'l'lic-y can claim an rcprvsviitzitivv in Many of tlic juniors pz11'ticiputc'cl in tlu' Ill'llI'ly l'Vl'l'f' club of tlu- school. Tlivv sparkle yearls musical activities which ft'2llIlll'Cll lmotli 36 I ,4 1144.1 Y 1-1. 5 T D f F I .X ' ,tl V i ,,,,5,fQf' UNIGR CLASS lflffflifg' . A YEAR AWAY FROM THEIR GOAL - GRADUATION OFFICERS Pres. . . ..Ann Geary V. Pres. , Ronald llafcr Sec. Trcas. ., .. .. Pete Krinock Advisor ,, , Mr. Wfcbcr chorus and band. Two members, Barbara Switzer and Hon Everett, played the leading roles in the operetta, Meet Arizonaf, In the instrumental side of the music field, the class sent two representatives, Milly Slezak and lion Everett to All-County Band. ln addition to musical talent, a consider- able amount of athletic ability was to be found among the juniors. They excelled o11 the gridiron, the basketball court, and the baseball diamond. Anthony Antolik was chosen as guard on the YVPIAL Class A A11- County team. Barry Novello was similarly honored with the position of guard on the PIAA All-State team. Ioan Wfilburn, Joanne Massimino, Mary Ann Robertson, and Frances Dellavechio were the juniors among the glamorous gals Rout in frontn of the band. Their cheerleaders were Lavina Mataldi and Ann Buleca. At Christmastime the juniors embarked on a campaign to sell greeting cards. Their efforts were rewarded with marked Hnancial sucess. During this time, it was nothing un- usual to see a junior gal walking down the hall behind a giant stack of Christmas cards. Of course, the main objective of all this money making was to sponsor the annual junior-Senior Prom. And when you think of Prom Nite, you naturally think of happy girls 37 A profitable undertaking at Christmastime A typical classroom. w f ' !4X' wziltzing in their flully gowns with the favorite guys. To complete the picture, they urn waltzing in il gymnasiiun which is so henn- tiliully decorated that unless you look twiec you wouldift recognize it us ai gym. This year the juniors chose as their presi- dent Ann Cleary. Buiiiiy,U as she is affection- ately culled hy her classmates, is ai pretty eliurniing girl who wus chosen Queen of the Snow ut this veur's annual Snowflake Coro- Hrozulczist time again. ANOTHER MILE STONE NIR .fb ,T I' L May I sec you ermg slip. X f my Aff' l P il V 1. Cf nation. Ronald llufer was elected vice presi- dent of the class. Dudley hails from llreni- zer and is well liked hy his elzissinutes. For their third oflieer, secretary-trezlsurer, the jun- iors chose Pete Krinock who has gained recog- nition on the foothzill field and l72lSldl'flJ1lll court. Out of this mixture of work and play was forged 21 full, Well-rounded year for the iunior class of DTHS. Facts can prove it. a -: Sl' 'I -Q X . I .. .. 7 fL.f.w1ff.Jt l'4?'mi ?ASSED ALONG THE PAEH OF KNOWLEDGE. . 6 Qfffdv . mfif ROOM l Row I. IIlli2lL'ICll, Slllllllll. Squilm. Nun-llu, D., 'l'l1umus. Tc-ppm-r, Huy. llvplxu. Row ll. Mrs. Bowl-r, Tutll. Mus- similm, Hmmm, Nicol, Lilwr- uni, Pvtlwsky. lI1ll!l'l'. liurcl. S1-lmll. Row III. Sic-vxvs. Xlalloy, NVi- clicll, Exc'l'c'ti. Antolik, XVz1y, Bklfilll. Switm-r, Vim-xv, Bull-- 1.1. Row IY. Sllillli'l-L'lIL'I4, Now-lln. ll., lucksuu, Phillips, Huy. Kri- musk.Sli-mk.Aslilmugl1, limnt, FTl'IlL'lllL'li. ROOM 2 How I. Slmmvr, Nlzllmuc, NIL'- Cinnis, l,z1lriclQ, Slmluucli, clllll- clzllwr, cll'lllllIl'U, Nlzllloy. Row II. 131-llim-L-lim, llunlup, llurcl. II2ll4l'lS, Nliltzllcli, llulwll- sun, Xllntlxilis, NVillmurn. Aqui- lzmti, Mrs. Lalttalllliu. Row III. Ilalll, XVnltvrs, Xlucm-, Struz, Nlllclcllv, Sclirum, Nair, S1-Imltz, clL'kll'j'. I7l'ilyN'0ll. Row IV. Cm-li, YYillizl1l1s, Hvss- lzlr, Sikw, Slllllilli, Frm-ncliik, Sc-lmltf. Ui-111'y. llull, Slim-- nuxlwr. llimlvr. IIOONI 3 Row I. llill, Ray, Stulimzu-. Kulwistck, Crimlliiig, Bmv1'l'S. -Iuclisun, Can-laowslxi. Row II. l'wrm1t, Km-lly, Pullimlm, Nlzlruu. li-ki-s, Augi-lim-. llum- pliwys. Axilimly, Bisi. Row III. Compton. Dilwrt, Niv- lmliv. Curl:-llisy, NILITIS. IA'lll'y. Lynlic. Nlr. lfvslu. Row IV. IILIIUS. Ibunlup, -IZIYUII. NIllllIl'l'll. Ill'1lXlh, lJiNIimm, Ui Cmmr. Crm-it:1l4. 39 OPHO GRE A SUCCESSFUL START TO Pres Xllllj' I,uu Kizlnlplu-ll Y. Irls xxvilliillll lligimlmms 500. 'll'4 lS i'cu1'g1' liiSi .xlIYi54ll' NIV. l'rm'l1 lluhl ' 21:55 I Us ntl - ff ,gf ray . Zdwjtgzifo MANY ACCOMPLISHIVIENTS No longer the greenies of a year ago, the sophomores are forging ahead to become one of Towuship's most prominent classes. They have many outstanding qualities which were displayed throughout the year. They participated socially and athletically in every important event. In the music field, the sophomores were quite active. Michele Yacohush, Rosemarie Rich, Ioan Shultz, and Vaughn Piantine played leading roles in the operetta this year and many of the girls Went through graceful, viva- cious dancing routines that entertained the audience. Others contributed a large amount of talent in the choruses, hand, and orchestra. The hovs of the sophomore class volun- teered their services to the various athletic teams that represented Derry Township High School the past season. Outstanding among these were Regis Slcoloda and Iim Ankney. Both boys were noted for their Work on the gridiron, the haskethall court, and the track field. Colette Petrarca and Giovanna Boerio were high-steppingw majorettes while Joanne Saho, Nancy McKelvev, and Ioan Shultz were vigorous,, cheerleaders. This is the way to do it. The old lead the way for the new ones They learn the democratic way. Sophoinores were also found to he quite active in other organizations and clubs in our school. lint this school veal' has not heen one of all play. They were very favorahlv represented scholastieallv on the honor roll each six weeks. The first action taken hv the class as a group was to organize and elect their ollicers, Marv Lou Cfamphell, pr:-sident. is a versatile girl who is popular with evervone. She is verv active sociallv and is excellent at hook larnin'. Their vice-president is XVilliam Di- I 1 JUPH ' P I-TRAPIDLY ROOM 7 kenhehler, Ilall, Hillle, Mataldi Mehalic, Sprock. rino, DcClan, Barnhart, Fulnea baugh, Caslio, Kriedler, Shoe maker, Piantine. Row IV. Miss Lea-per, Boring Hall, Miller, Schruxn. O,Donnell Bopp, Deflenzo. ROOM 8 Row I. Chappell, Petrarca, Samac chali, Yates. Row Il. Mirelcs, Mt-Ginnis, Ilen chak, NVay, Mrs. Briudlc. Row III. llullo, Kintz, Vallana hi er, Bisi,'lJucla. ran, Geary. Kestner. girolamo. Bill,' alwavs has a warm smile for everyone. Serving as secretary-treasurer is George Bisi. He is also an all-around fellow who is noted for his clever humor. Slowly and surelv moving-up day arrived for the anxious sophomores and drew to a close their second vear at Township. The event that they had looked forward to for the past 180 days was over and they were now the occupants of the seats just vacated hy the juniors. Row I. Cinihulk, Leehman, Blan- ROW II. Soliolsky, Mt-K4-Ivey, Ku- histek, Campbell, Lipinski, Pe- Row III. Miekinak, Shean, Ash- Freeman, Delia. Moore, Kozem- rv, Boerio, Saho, Sahedra, Be- ahonev, Keslar, Cozdili, Decli- Row IV. Pynos, Ankney, Coch- -'Ely . Qi-lice-,-24 QMQRE ff0E!0fQMQWI.A.fk IfifQ. CLIMBING THE LADDER O SUCCESS f' ,.6a,4,M ROOM I9 low I. Andrc-ws, PIIIIIIIIIIH, Fn- nnro, I5.1Ic-gn, CIklIilIlZ1lI'Itl', Krinock, Siam-k, Rosen. Row II. Nlnuci, KUll'lIlL'Il2lIi, Kalman, Snlctnk, Iinscn, Ilon- NIUC cIcrs0n, Stiukcl, Millvr, Bra IIITCIX. Mr. XVI-Iw1'. nut. low III. l,int, Slvmk, Hullvn- Imuglm, xIllIlSIllHY4'l', Boho- vin-h, Gihlmns, XViIln-Inn, Ilnrris, Bvst, BI'yllt'I', Buyur. low IV. DccIim'1', Pzlvlik, Huff- nvr, Bnrnhurt. SOIIZIISOII, Cray. Knnpp. Sc-Imll, Brisky, Cinn- ningllnnl, VW-iss. low Y. AIIIOIII. Fnlcnski, KVM- kins. I:2lIlTlIi'. l'n1rnI1an'i, Hav- IlL'I', III'llI11lIiL'l', Strung, Tai'- Inr, IIL'LllllllllI'I2lgl', Kmnc, IATIIIIIZIII. Cumlnkc-r. ROOM 20 ow l. Klmlw. Iilllruiv, Kcmfvlwl Inpln In NVntkins. Sivpln-uns. Klvsylx. YAlk'UIJllSII. ow II. xIl'cII'L'1ll'j'. Lvzlry, Spruuk. llnclnk, S L' I1 1' ll ln NVilsun, Stvnlnllvr, XVQIIIU. ow III. Tntoki, Krimmck, Kun' 1 B hr, ilIlUCj'. Num-, In-nrx' Ijvcllulxxcmli, SpiIInr, Mr. Urcll. ow IV. StvpIu-uns, Bunn, Mc- Cfnnv. Springvr, IIIIIIUIIIIIII. Ccn'Ivc'iL XYIIIIVIIIIS. ROOM 21 rw I. SI14'fIIc-r. Slmltf. Iizljn- civll, Pulinsky, Clmppm-ll, Puwc-rs, Hvsslnr, SIIICIIIIIS. uw Il. Dwirv, Mnlnnfski, Km-lltn, llny, lln-rrncl, lludg- won, Rich, XIyc1's, FIicI4i11gc'1'. NS III II ' . nIInn'r. I Iuillippi. cIlll'IlUXY, llilnlvr, l n'1'5.!11soll. NIL-Cla-lImlcI. Fry. Schull, Mr. Conti vw IV. Snliill, SIQUIHKIH, Uh'- ynr. DigirnIznno, Ilu1'1'1'll, Ilulwxzll. 43 i7 m The lreslimzm elalss, in their first eleetioil us students ol' D.'l'.lI.S.. ezune up with an oulstumling president in the person of Xvill- ter l'ucldles Corey. llis Ililtllfill leader- ship amd thus liar Illillly 1lCllllW'L'lIli'IltS make him well qualified tor the jolm. The office ol' viee president is living fulfilled lay Nancy lloyle, 11 memher ol' the utwirling group in our high sehool liquid und il gall who is tops in everyoiiels hook. This. Dlus the fact that she has loads of school spirit. proves beyond 21 doubt her usefulness as un officer. Lois Curns, as secreturv-trezlsurer. completes the selection of ollicers ot the freshman class. Lois. 21 studious pupil. is taking the commercial course and lIlL1lllt1llllS il friendly and cheerful attitude toward ull her elassmzltes. THE NEW FRE H E ADDITIONS TO THE HALLS or TOWNSHIP OFFICERS Pres. . , . . . , , . . XValter Corey Y. Pres. Nancy Hoyle Scc. T. ,. Lois Carns Aclxisczr . ,,fXIr. Baran The Freshman class, though separated from the rest of the high school for almost the entire year, made their presence felt hy presenting the other students with uquantity and qualityf as the major part of their class participated in all the school ac- tivities. Entering into the music program, both vocal and instrumental, the freshmen gave the school some promising talent in the persons of Harry Switzer, Gwendolyn Howard, Sylvano Perla, Melvyn White, and many others. VVhen time for the oper- etta came around, this ability paid off as several freshmen acquired leads while oth- ers were cast in the singing and dancing choruses. As a class project, they held dances and sponsored a Freshmen Get Acquaintedn party which turned out to be a huge suc- cess. The freshmen were invited, of course. to all social functions held hy the upper- classmen, and there was rarely an event which was not patronized hv at least a few freshman students. With their most diffi- cult year behind them, the freshmen are looking forward with enthusiasm to a chal- lenging hut eventful year as sophomores. It's great to he a freshman. Did the locker bell ring? This is study hall? 45 .A , Qi, . nf x a 4- P ' ' 4, Y' if? 1 ,. ' Q ' , 16' ., H G . Q H , , 5' - W- :, f f , f . A 5 g . m 73,7 X . . 3 +9 -1 '--E W 1 Azffgw I 2- 1 A -D J ,L ,lm WL L, .W . 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L - . ' 7 , 3 , W --f V W, . Q 1- W 1 . 3 6 - ,gy-.gag k 1 f f ., J A - , L I , V ,. :L-K. fi - K Q EE 7- W, Lak I A ,A kia A Zvi . .- : O g 4 Q az rm-fgggsggg. N M5 -321 , 5. Sm ., , ,Q .i gitwg is M. Q: W 5 , W , y va, 'H' - x 1-,yn-, 5 . - H ,M i 4 A . ,,.. , V if I . :N .,. , -1. ff 1-25 H-7-9 -, - J - , ' A gm W NW - ' az, ff- 515 ,, Q . ' -my 5' ar? Y A ,yy A . iw i , lg ' , j .fig-ag Y, ffirkiix 1 at mg- - kg , VT . Q W I s xg? 51- A Nj ffm -Q AQP' .:v . H ' - - f .wing ,. , - 5 3 Q x X , -If 7: .S EE ja: -WM iffkk M .4',.'!. '...J f V it :H A Gusts 'bs RUIVIHES I 2 A 4 w w +s f :N Nfx f I1 'Y' -f V x - K N 'tr-4, '59 Al '4- 0 A WELL - ROUNDED PERSONALITY ,,AqV , k ,QQ M: x - ' X, L,.A 1 L fel . Q A K : ij 1 f U i 2? L fi x -3fk1 v J.,x M' 'L ' - ' ..., , -' - W , .. . .. . 1 A, QW Q -x XY: L , .af . ... P hm-ff i ag if CLUBS PROVIDE THE ENVIRONMENT FOB Bli0ADlIAS'I'lNC CLUB Row I. l:Xl'l'1'H, ,l'lIli' llzlll. Su 1, . mv, .Y tllll, lfugaul. K4-slzlr. lnlttzlllzin. F. F. A. lJL'l'I'xl'l'. Cfllrmm. Kmlpp, Ilwirv, Nlyn-rs. HLlll.kf,lI'f'1ll'. .-Xllklwy, Stmvlls. limliizlfi. licsslalr, Bclzlsn. IPORENSICLS CLUB Row l. lfranyxult, 'lbppa-1', Kraly- llilk, lfalgalll. Swillvr, XIRITHHI llucluk. Mussinmino, Sprm-k. Row II. Y. Rlllllllll. Slvlalk. rim' llllclalk. Hs'x'ick5'. x1CcjllI'dj'. Row lll. c:l'lSKlUI'fk. Kvslur, lim- f:I'ilCkl'll. 'lf llmnnn. Hull. Nlrs. B1'imll1'. 50 Row ll. f:2ll'lSUll. .lun-lx lhxli. lnllllllllk Ba-Ha. li1'ulxz1kcl'. ML'- cjl'2lk'ki'll, Nair. ROIIIZIII. Mrs. Row I. Cm-lumix. Nlvllzllic. Mil- lvr. c:Ull117l1Hl. Nair. ASIIIHIIIQII, Row II. Dilwrt, fjllllllillglllllll. Slu'Hlvr, Pzmilxi. -I 0 I l i s u n , Row lll. H21l'IIhill4f, f:1ll'lSUll. Kuzs'lm'Imk, xvilll'Zl', l l'1'n- vllick, Yau-ulmslu, Alllilllgll, Niu- l11ll'il'l4, Dunlap, I3z1r1'm1, Nh'- SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT BROADCAST CLUB Presenting semi-monthly broadcasts over Latrobe radio station NVAKU, the Broadcast Club is kept quite busy under the leadership of Mrs. Lattanzio. ln addition to preparing their half-hour programs, the members spend much time getting ready for their annual dance, The Snowflake Coronationf' This year the club took a trip to Pittsburgh and toured radio station KDKA. Plans are now being made for another trip which will include Radio City. New York. F. F. A. Membership in the F.F.A. entails partici- pating in the State Farm Show and other shows throughout the county and state. Mr Campbell, the advisor, has helped the boys make the club one of the most important or- ganizations at D.T.H.S. ln addition to their agricultural shows, the F.F.A. boys can always be counted on as ex- cellent stage crews for any performance that is given. This year, the members have also instituted the practice of selling Christmas trees. FORENSICS This group of drama-minded students. al- though small in number, is certainly large in ability and ambition. The club sends repre- sentatives to forensic tournaments and debates where they may perform as happy humor- ists, tear-drenched dramatists, authorities on world affairs, creators of philosophies, or de- bators of State Sales Taxes. This year the Forensic members travelled to Greensburg for a tournament and partici- pated in several debates with Blairsville and Greensburg high schools. Sl - Phillips, V. P.g Gclston. Scc. 'l'rcas.g Bravis, P.: Mr. Cnputo. Mrs. Bowcrg Pctrarca. Sec. Trcas.: Saho. P. Kon-mchak, V. P. Mr. Pilatog Randall. V. P.: Clawson, P.: Du rasky, Sec. Treas. 5' PRACTICA FRENCH CLUB Although onc of thc smallcr cluhs in thc school, the Frcnch Cluh is onc ot thc most activc. lt consists ot uppcrclassmcn who cn- joy spcaking Frcnch cvcn it it isn-t as llucnt as thcir English. ln addition to thcir Frcnch lcssons, thc mcmhcrs havc skating partics. covcrcd dish suppcrs. and go squarc dancing. Mr. Caputo, thcir sponsor. hclps thcm hold vcry colorful initiations cvcry ycar. COMMERCIAL CLUB The Work of thc Commcrcial Cluh is based on corrcct husincss proccdurc and thc quali- fications dcmandcd ot, oflicc cmployccs. This ycar, Nlrs. Bowcr hccamc thcir ncw advisor. A moncy-making campaign consisting of hold- ing danccs and sclling hcanics providcd thc cluh with cnough financcs to cnahlc thcm to purchasc typing and shorthand rccords. Thcsc rccords arc to lic uscd to incrcasc spccd in hoth suhjccts. llcading thc list of thcir social cvcnts this ycar was a succcssful Christmas party hcld for tha- mcmhcrs and thcir fricnds. HI TORY CLUB Hcorganixccl scvcral ycars ago. thc History Cluh has now he-comc onc of Township's most activc organizations. Uudcr thc capahlc lcadcrship of Mr. Pilato, its mcmhcrs have sccn and visitvd many places of historical valuc which othcrwisc might havc hccu im- possible-. This ycar thc itincrary is sct for a tour of Ncw York City in the spring. To fi- nancc this and their othcr trips. the cluh holds many social cvs-nts. 52 L KNOWLEDGE IS SAINED BY FIELD TRIPS T0 NEARBY CITIES FBFNCII CLUB Row I. IJIIIIIIIIIJU. I.A'ill'j', Braxis. XVI1itv, Gulstml, Fagan. Dur- usky, Olmizxi. Row II. BI2lIlkCIlI7L'IIIl'l', XViI- son, Phillips, XViutruk, Bc-tts, Kvslzlr, SII1lIIi'I.l'IIK'l'. IIAIII, COMMERCIAL CLUB Row I. Nlutuldi. Clmppcll. Iiililv. Kintl, C r mm c Ii L' 1' . Kruwtz, Kmxpp, llofirvk. Row II, Mrs, Buwcr, Ickvs. IAlllgIlIIC'l'. KOZPIIICIIAIIQ, Wil- Imrn, IIUIITY. IIIIIIAIIQ, Yzwu- IIIISII, Ola-yur, NVug.1gIc-, A11- gms. Row III. llzxll, Cvury, llimlc-r. XIKISSIIIIIIIU, Burnl, C4-ullalro. ASIIINIIIQII, Allmuglm, Bllfilll, Malloy, Ilnlulu, IIcm111n. Row IV. Sh-mk, Bula-cu, Cib- Inms, Krmxr, Cc-ss, Slmlmck. Clnudukvr. Ilurris. Burcl, Dc-- Cnriu, Slmrt. Bow V. BIl'cIllII't', Frvm-Iliuk, Ca1rIsm1, B111'rm1, Mym-rs. SIL'- Ciuuis, Dc-Ilux'vcI1in, Slmwzm, Sulmu, P1-tmrczl. MQNILIIH-lx. NIOnl'c'. NIIIIUT. Ex'c'1'1'tt, H11- fvr. ' HISTORY CLUB Row I. fIlJI'IIlll2lIl, Fl'l'IlL'IIIL'Ii. Krimun-k, Cn-Istwn, Cluwsam, P., Nlzltaldi, L., Nin-UI, Fagan. Bow II. Ickcs, Burcl, SL-hull, XVgum, Iloxlgson, NViIImuru. CIQIIIIDIJOII. BL'x'iL'ky, Ilurluk, Nizlrthn, lluduk, Muriv, Shu- Imuk, Vim-lv, Row III. Burd, Klvsyk, Suw- vrs, Cntznmlritv, IXIQ-Gimmis, Kulmun, Sain-nwlli, Harris, NILIILIIKII, II. Row IV. IILIIIIIIIIJG, bl., Nlnllny, SAIINTIIIL, IIAIIIKILIII, Bvpko. Shultz. AI., Prmlumlm, S., Ku- fl'I'2l, Ulmizli, IDIITRISIKV. Row V. Nlr. Piluto, Kuntur, CIUIIIIRIITY, Cln1cI.1Iw1', Nox'L'IIu. Clnwsmm, ixSIIIJilll5.lII, Shultz, ll.. KI'llj'lI2lIi. 'II0I'XilVilCl'2l. limvis. Row VI. Km-slur, II.. Nlmmx I'iau1tim', Xlirclvs, F1'z1vx'oIt, NIC'fIl'2lL'k1'll. IJIRIIIU. Slwp- pnrd, Lvury. Row VII. LvL'I1mzm, Kcstmw, Bunn, CL-u1'y, IIIIIIIIILIII, Cur- he-tt, Dunlap, SITUIIIJI. NIL'- Cmckm-n, Duxicl, K1-slur, C. 53 , I 'Silk 'K WJ? I' EE- CLUBS IDEALS ARE PUT TO WORK IN LATIN CLUB Row I. Iivriiut. Siiwiiiiis, IN'- clrzlvznli. l,ycliL-. Blimkvnlwli- ls-r, Iivulizilx. Kli-syk. Iii-sslzir. Row II. Illlllvillllllljlll, Bulim- xicli, Sh'iiiililvr, XVilsnii, Ko- zm-im-lmli. Iialy. Yaitvs. Row III. Iiricllvr, Sc-lirimi. 111-1111, Kl'SIlll'l', Kmalc. NIL'- Cimiis. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row I. 'l'limxm.w. Yin-olmusli. Clzlwami. Iliilulsky. Fngmi. Row II. Salim, Xliss Kuspvrik. Ilziliilai. NIONOCRAM CLUB Row I. Kumi. III-rlwy, Cruvk- vr, XYliiIv, .-Xllmugli. Salim. III'Illlxi'I4. Pnliusky. Row II. 'Illllll3I4'I', Tliiwmzls. Iirimwk, l3airl1c'i'ic'li, Ifiwu-k1'i', Kullur. Pliillips, I,mmm. Nlr. Conti. Row III. Bc-tts, Paul, Km-slang C1'lsrIui'l', Sliuloclzl. Bcmifzili. N 0 x' I' l l u. Sliillilzllwr, NIC- I Ii'1u'lwi 1 . 5-I .ERVICE TO TH f Q' Q' f In E SCHOOL , Q S ' THE LATIN CL B 'l'he Latin Cluh. comprised of two groups. Latin l and Latin ll. is under the supervision of Nlr. Caputo. During their two years as Latin students. the menihers learn stories of European History thru the eyes of the Romans and Creeks. They have alwavs found plenty of time, too. for such entertaining events as ' ' ' ' l' 'es. and friend- skating par ly get-togethers. ties, inltlatlons. c ana NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ' uf lIl1ttll1lJl'l' of the National llonor BCCOIIIII ga Society is a goal which every high school student would like to ohtain. ln order to he a mcmher, a student must have outstanding qualities of scholarship. leadership. service. and character. ' ' 1 f ' iors and ahout l.0'7'? Every spring, suen lun ot the seniors are selected to enter their or ganization. Miss Kasperilt has proved to he an excel- lent advisor. One of their many duties is to prepare the honor roll everv six weeks. MONOCRAM CLUB The Xlonogram Cluh. composed of letter- men of all athletic sports. is ahlv sponsored hy Nlr. Conti and led hy President Boh Crocker. These hovs and the senior cheerleaders work to get jackets for each letterman with two letters in anv one sport or one letter in anv two sports. They hold dances after foothall and haskethall games. skating parties, hox so- eials. and other social events to raise the money for these iackets. lt is a cluh with a worthy cause and one which we hope will never lllll. 55 :sm-mm. tt E Q i Geary, V. P.g Shrum, Mr. Caputo. Miss Kaspcrikg Halula, Treas.g Fagan, Sec.g Yae- obush, V. P.g Thomas, P. Crocker. P.: Alhaugh. Sec. T.: Nh. Contig Berk ey, V. P. Sec. T.: Kozemchak, P.: NVith their blue ' .4l Crocker. Y ' ' DANC PERSONAL ITY CLUB Striving to better their personalitx' is thc goal of these senior girls. To aehiew tl' thev hold social f l X ns. 4 . gat lerings ea Xl thev X ' X L 1 month where 1 practice the principles of etiquette they have learned at their meetings. Under the capable leadership of Mrs. Lattanzio, some of the elnb's activities were a spaghetti dinner. a box social with the Monogram Club. and il covered-dish supper. The biggest event of the year will be a Graduation Partx' for the senior class. . USHERS CLUB ES, PABTIE S, AND . Lg f-ess. Sec. Treus.1 Olcyar, P.: Nirs. Laltunzio. Gennaro, Y. P.g Nlrs. Kish Mcflinnis, Sec. 'I're:1s.g Malaldi. P. Fagan. Y. P.: Miss Kaspcril-an Yaco Uleyar, See. bush, Treats.: jumpers. white blonses. and pillbox hats. the girls of the -Innior class who are ushers greet each and everyone with a cheery smile and a pleasant 'Tlood Evening at the various entertainments during the vear. Under the guidance of Mrs. Kist, they soon learn the art of guiding persons down the aisle and finding the best seat possible for them. TRI-HI-Y NVith their motto to create extend tl ' X, maintain in nonghont tl . 1 cl Y ie school and X ' high st'1 l' ' ' ' ' ' commnnitx' . nc dl ds ot C li ' . , ristian eharaetX N members n lX' cr these IKCI the lt ld l Xa ers lip of Nliss Kas- perik extend services throufl and X ' giont tht sal COIl1IUllllltX B A X .' X iool '. esides eontr'l ' ' veter'11 ' ' ' uniting 'nd t . is and p'1rt1 ' ' . o . eipatmg in a l' ' X ' course ei t'tl X ' X ' I C ISLIISSIOII ll td 'ImenT lk' a ', the members also find time for their social life by sponsoring the Annual Sadie Hawkins dance and prepar- ing for a combined banquet witl X ' ' Henor S X' X ' i thc National out ty. 56 LUBS SUPPERS ADD VARIETY TO THE MEETINGS PICRSONALITY CLUB Row I. pllgilll, Dislumg, l,vu1'y XYl1ih-, czl'Ui'k4'I', Sillltl. P4- tI'1ll'L'il. Clamsmu. Row ll. Clilmlmum. JXIIQIIS. XVa1g- glm-, llofmlk, lXI'lllllL'k, Saun- Ilvlli. Knlml. Alluxllsfll, llunlnk Xlzxrtlm. llmluk. Nllll'iL', Hc- xivky. Hrs. Lllttlllllilh Row Ill. llzlrcl, Kuxalr. Smith Siku. l'4-nm-si. PHIIIIIIINP, My 1-rs. IJlIl'2lYkf', Sow:-1's. Kcmwn Cllillx. Row IY. Nlumw. Slmrl, fnvyill' Strmxxuvk, Kfllyllllk, Yarn lmslu. llallulu. 'l1lll'IlL1XLlL'L'il l,vwis. lirnxis, XlcCrzu'km-11 Slmxm. Row Y. livflnriu, Cluwscnm Kmwtf. Kllllllll. Nlillvr. NIC- XILIIIUII, Rllllilllll. cjlluhlllllll Cfllalppvll, Ilifllv, .'xIlkIll'Y Slwplmrml. VSIIICRS CLUB Huw l, Slnlllvllclx. XICKHIIIIIS K1-115. Iialluluu. Stallmxvcz Cun- lI1llxL'IA. cnl'IlII1lI'll, ASIIINIIIQII. Row Il. Xlaltulcli. lKulwl'lsm1 In-km-s. llalrriw, .'XlIQfL'lilIl'. Burcl Yvllalll, U'iHv1lrI1. Row Ill. SIlUt'llIilkCT. llimlvr. Nl1ll'lN, Xmvllu. Clm'111'y'. Nllll- luy. Xlrs, Kiel. TRI-Ill-Y Row l. l'vx'inu. llmlglsml, Sbllflllll, KU7l'IllL'll1lk. Xlmm- Xalvmmlmllwlb XI.. .'XllQl'lllIl'. Sau- a1m'H1. Row ll. Sprurk. XVz1gglo, Angus Ilucluk. Xluriv. llmlzxk. Klan'- llm. Stl'IllII1li'I', XlcKflxc'y lh-vin-ky, Clzllllplmvll, Row Ill. limxis, Durusky, Oh-- yur. Yzlculullsh B.. Nlvlmlic' Cvlslulx, AHHIIIQII, Rurnzln l'z1l11mlw. Sliws Kzupvrik. Huw IV. XlA'Ci11nis, Kclly. Slllllll. Kl'1lj'Il1lk, cjliflilllilll Ihmmlnll. IHIQLIIL Ilnlulzl, Bur- 1111. Sh-mlx. Row Y. Cflzlwsull. llimln-l'. Ko- fl'l'1l. IXIAIIIUCIQ. I,l'L'lllll1lll, l'c'1'- guwn, ll1lH,SiIlt'lIll1S.Kyilllllf' uf 'Q Q X3 ,K EELT . gf 5 ay ? :I M 1:7 , Q.,-fm F. F. A. ' Row I. Slu'ill1'l', Slvxwm. Kumi K1'Hl'l'IIl1lIl. Xluury, 'l'lumms NIL-Cllrcly. lmyimu. Row ll. Yulpv. Klulwll., Stump Hllllilkxk, Blll'IlllAllAl. Hvvping X1c'Dmm'Vll. LATIN I Row l. lh'1llmLm'1', l,a1lims'r Sllllllll, Pvrlal. fi1llc'l1l'1'Sl' Xlalrrml. xllllllllll. HUIIIRIII. S11 gun. Row ll. X14-lfllvsllvy, Clvnxry liurcl. Clusnlvk. Cl i lv lm x u n Ilmuml, Swilxvr. Cvlstull, Row Ill. llalxlik. llllrml, Sulmlzl xIiSi2lL. llisi, YAIIIUSNF. Xlau' vinik. S'l'UDlCN'l' CUUNCII. Huw I. JXIIQIIS, 'IXIIUIIILIM Bam vrs. XlvC'1l1'cly, Pznniyxi. Fil 14-Ln. BNI. How ll. Kvpplm-. Switfm-V. Bun WE T DERRY OUR FRESHIVIAN COUNTERPABTS fly, Blllllll. l,1'I'11l. Nlr. Stfllllll' Mr. Baumgardncrg Berkey. P.g Fagan, Treas.g Roman. V. P.g Sabo, Sec. STUDE T UNCIL THE GOVERNING BODY CF DTHS The Student Council-The governing body of Derry Township High School consists of outstanding students elected by their class- mates to enforce the rules and regulations of the school. During each period at least one Student Council member may be found pa- trolling the halls to keep absolute peace and quiet. By special request of the students. records are played during the lunch period How I. lierkex , Bisi, Baruhart. Shultz, Fa Row Il. McGinnis. Roman. Ashbaugh. Nlr. Baiungardner. gan. Nair, each day by a Student Council member in the gymnasium for dancing enjoyment. Re- freshments may also be bought during lunch time in the back hall. In addition to these and many other nu- merous activities. the Student Council finds time to sponsor two big daiicejyggkjllied W' is held on Ilzilloweemawjbfc ier at Christ- , mas time. , rv'-fc !fAA! C, . I 52.4,-vvrl-tL4,,C51 Kotera, Sabo. Geary. Brubaker. Krinoek. Carlson. Phillips. DiCeuxo, lloinan, Keslar. The Blue 61 Gold Staff started to Work early in September on the production of the yearhook. Pictures, Writeups, layouts, and the final editing kept the mem- lmers husy throughout the entire school year. Most of the Work was clone in their spare tirne. This year, clue to the fire. there Was no Blue 61 Cold room and the stail- was hanclicappecl hy the lack of a central place in which to Work. They have clone their hest, though, and hope that the 1953 yearbook will take its place among the other top-ranking yearhooks of Township. Y Row I. Switzer. Durasky. B. Yaeolaush, Kozeinehalc, Shuhnek, Matalcli, Cunclalcer, M. Yatolxush. Row ll. Shepparrcl, NIL-K1-lvl-y. Salma, Petrarea, Dellaveehio, Alhaugh, Oleyar, Kofera, NVaggle, llevieky. liow Ill. Mrs. Bower, llall, Burcl, Malloy, Leelnnan, Marie Iluclak, Moore, Holnan, Vineze, MQ-Curcly. Row IV. Sonalell, Andrews, W'ilhehns, llurlak, Kozernehak, Martha lluclak, Frenehiek. llalula. Krinoelt Row V. Nair. jam-k llall, T. llonian, Uelsclorf, Keslar, Slezak. THE BL E WORKING Seated: lievieky, llalula, Din rsln Standing: Mrs. Bower, Yato mush X D GULD ARD TO MAKE IT THE BEST Stralghtenmg out the books The CIltlll.lSldStlC photography committee. Checkmg vearbook SUbiLl'lDti0l1S An interview wlth 'Hr B lumg xrdmr Editor-in-chief . Photography Ed. Aclve-rtisiug Ed. .. Subscription Ed. ., Art Ed. .... .. ... Sports Ed. ., . Business Mamzlgcr Advisor ,. . STAFF 61 Dorothy Durusky ,.B1ll'b1ll'll Rvvicky Louisr- Ilululu Bc-vvrly Yucohush . Terry Roman Clissvu K1-Shir . Vcronicu Oh-yur , .. Mrs. Bowl-r Q . . r-nwlhw 11' . I K MU IC WITH A SONG IN THEIR HEARTS FOB BOYS' CIIURUS Row I. IXILIIIKIIIVX. Huy. IIz1II. Squilm. II. KvsIur, NVIIIU-rs. 'I'. Nloow, INIUUW. Row II. Culminglmm, I'iamtim'. CuxLIiIs. lim-L4-r. Nlin-Ivs. Mc- C mms I'1lllIIl'1l. Dwirv. Cm-Iv Ilow III. L11-Isdm'I. IJIIIIIZIP. I'Ix- Ilmm, Barron. Strung. Krimu-IQ. K1-sim-r. How IY. C. Kvslnr. Pymus. Bvlts. XYIIIILIIIIS, 'I12lllI7Il'I'. I SIIiIIIl'IVk'IIl'I', II1iIIips. Bru- I1klIil'l'. NIn'Cl'au'Iu'l1. GIRLS' CHORUS I Row I. SIIIIIJIIUIQ. Sz1Im. Cvlstun. Iiraxwiv.. I3zu'LI. CiImIml1s. Mais- siminu. Sllrum. Row II. XYI1it0. llislnmg, Ku- Zl'lIll'Il1lIi, AIIHIIIILII. Slmrt. .-Xx15.fcIim'. XIIIIIIIRI IIl1cIz1Ii. NILIYIC IIHQIQIIQ, NYiIImrn. Bisi. Row III. IJZIQZIII. SIu'pp11I'cI. NIL'- KIl'11L'Ixl'Il, I'II'i'lIL'IIIl'Ii. Ying-lv. II1lIllI1l, Switys-11 IIUIIIAIII. OI- mifli. Row IV. 'Il-ppvr. Cvalry, An- km-y, I'mr.ml. Nlmmow. Yumm- IHISII, I rz1yxuII. N14-Cinnis. SII-fuk. I711r:1sIq'. Row V. Nlrs. NIz1rIxIm'. Dvllu- vm-Imin. Hurts, Aslxluulglx. Stu- Irma-ca CII'-LS' CHORUS II Row I. Skllllllf, I,. Maxtulcli, Ilan'- ris. In-In-s. I'4'l'ix1u, Us-CILIH. 'ial. I,iIwrmli. How II. SpmcI4. fIOIIIliIl'U IXIum'c-. Iilly. IIc'r1'ucI. Kulvm- I-Imk. Yau-oImsI1. lImIgsm1. Yutvs. Klllmists-IQ. IXIvKn-Ixvy. Row III. IIK'llCIlII'SUI1, Iirmsku. KrimxuI4. fIlllllI1lIil'l', Chap- .' 'um. Lipin- ski. II. NIz1luIcIi. ISL-rnnt. Row IV. Cray. NIunsImxu-r. Ilmmnn. Shultz, NIa1IImmy, Su- Im, I,l'k'IllIIIlII, KoI's'l'z1, Cini- Iu1IIx. St'I1K'QII'il, llifllv. How Y. IIiII, Kamiur. IIQ-sslur. PIIIIIIIIIXU. IIurcI. I'vImsIq'. Nlm-ui. XYQQ1 XYiIsun, Ilucluk. NVaum. Row YI. XYIIIIRIIIS, Bvlzlgzl. Km-Imtu. ScIu1II. Stvxclls, An- cI1'm'ws, I,l'2lI'f'. IIUSQU. I un1u'u. GiI1I14ms, IIuIn-cn. IJIIIIIAID. How VII. Slum-l11a1Iwl'. IIz1II. Sli'- zalk, NIL'C1'IIa111cI, I,i'KII'lllZlIII. KI1'sy'Ix. IIum'i, I3rryc'r, II4mIv- l'I'IS0ll, IIIQ-Il. 62 VERYONE Mrs. Markle The music club of Township High School is composed of the three choruses, concert band and marching band. Under the com- bined supervision of Mrs. Markle and Mr. Calvo the department is kept active and grow- ing. Mrs. Markle works with the vocalists of the school. She loves her music and devotes much of her time preparing the groups for the annual operetta and spring concert. Through her, Derrv Township has rcallv be- come music minded. The enrollment in the various choruses is now past three hundred which shows that interest in vocal music is on the increase. Under Mr. Calvo, one of the leading musi- cians in western Pennsylvania, the marching and concert bands have become one of the finest in the district. lt has been said of Mr. Calvo that to know him is to love himv and his students have shown this in their willing- ness to work for him. Both he and Mrs. Mar- kle have had the honor of placing several of their students i11 All-County Chorus and Band. Every other week the members of this club Jresent '1 half hour program over XVAKU in I . . . - Y Latrobe which enables them to show the pub- lic the excellent work Townshipis music de- partment is doing. 1 I V Mr. Calvo H ' 1 1 1 n if ,ff . 1 rf if AJJJVM ii iw Y , f fi' 63 . X I A , . 1 if' f ,V f' U 1 , ,' :Al LLL if if 1 - jr' .1 I I 1 Carlson, Sec. T.g McGuire. V. P.g McCracken, P ll M 2 LL1L11.1.g '?1..qi..'ti9,, U- ,Q Wt- 4g!iHL ifLP 3 'N ff -' ,,.,..fy 1,, ,.Q'.. Q 94, , Q if A M' f ,ft f N, X- . f . Q Q V K ,A L 'Q Haig .. X A 7 :S , 1 ' QNX, ' --N . ' K is X - ' .x K -. ' kcmaw .. q . JV. .kk. l ,Psi D ,E 153 . k :,. . X 'F , . .. . N, W, W. . 1 . . . - x - fs - - .. 3 E 1 x N X 3 k 'Q 3 xx LW 1 Q51 B K 1 3 W1 f W at 4- ' 1 . Q x as x it it N 9 Ak ,Q, A I igtggn 5 - Q Q' ar Q -il.. X kk. 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I i . ,,,,, . ei J f XJ f,p ., f ,ff 'j1Zfi'i'i--,ijfifi A f f ffiyif-K' ci' his D I S XIYTHING FROM A FOOTBALL MARCH TO A SYMPHONY BAND XYhen you thinly of a footliall game, what comes into your mind next? Naturally, you thinlx ol' a lxand with its bright uniforms, ex- citing music. and snappy drills. Our own Dcrry Township hand is just that very thing. with their colorful lmlue and gold uniforms and shiny instruments. This 'vc ar they did sevg-ral amazing shows. among them a tricky Navy show and a lirassv circus performance. The two little mascots, high-stepping sweater girls, and vivacious Hag twirlers did the 'llharlestonv at another game. ln addition to the tootliall games, they also played at pep meetings. School did not end their activities as this sunnner the Derry Township hand paraded at Indiana and Blairsville. .X junior hand was organized to plav at the last two games. These promising young musicians made a nice appearance, performing a NVheel ol Fortune drill at North Huntington and a Victory mimlier at the last home game. 1 1 CONCERT BAND Not only do the Derry Township musicians march at footluall games, hut after the foothall season, thev pack up their uniforms and settle down to play some concert music. They en- ioy doing this as much as marching lmecause they then have a chance to play all types of music from marches to waltzes. The concert hand played for the operetta. performed at the Christmas program and class plays. and entertained the P. T. A. group. In the spring they presented the instrumental part of the spring concert, the highlight of the musical activities at DTIIS. This year Eileen Fagan, Mildred Slezalv. DeYVavne McGuire, XValtcr XViatralq, Ronald Everett, Harry Switzer, and Lee Leacock were chosen to attend All-Countv Band. Lee and XValter also represented Township at All- District Band. Last vear loseph Buncie was selected to go to All-State Band, and this year the school's representative was Lee Leacoclx. 1 Row l. Fagan, Xl, Ray, Powers, XViatralx, DeCen'?1!, liwpcly, Bacliala, Diane Nlcffraclqen. Row ll. Carlson, Soltis, XYellel4, NYay, l lCl'QIllS0ll, NVhitc. Slezali, Vincze, Cummings, XVidich, Latimer. ll. Switzer. P N I lanno, lJeXYayne Nlcfluire. . N Row Ill. Celston, Opatka, llovvard. Yargo, Boggio,,'CoZdilK. Roman, cf Cearyp 'Dolores Mclluirc, llollenlmaugh. liow IY. llravis, Perla, King, Boyer, D. Cleary, Learchbli, , Angpline. W , N ' Row V. lflverett, David Klcflraclxcn, Kofemchalq, ll. Rav, lkiunt, Bonn, 'Blanlc.enlaeliler, Caxdili, li. Switzer. s l,l1lIlllll4',xll'.fl1llXtl. Wk, ' N N ATHLETICS i I ' i 'K 1' QL .2 Qu XZ In 'Q ' im ggi-as 1 A M 1 fi N f aff' gf 1 M5 Hd .V 'QM - ,V , My 7 W? ,aw ,, , pf, -..WH 4 ' N5 A is ,bg viii The Derry Township Eagles, Countv Champions of VVestmoreland County for the l952 gridiron season, got oil to a flying start in their pigskin world hy topping Class B foe, Arnold I3-6. The Eagles then visited a strong Wildcat team only to return at the lower end of a 33-6 score. The Blue and Cold eleven redeemed themselves the next week by winning over the St. Vincent Rearkittens 27- FOGTB LL THE TWP. EAGLES NEVER SAY DIE FOUTBALL COACHES Mr. Conti, Mr. XVeher. Nlr. Pilato. 13. Blai1'sville's Orange and Black team came to the Eagle stadium with victory on their minds hut went home with clipped tails. 13-0. Having the same idea, Vandergrift, an AA team, visited the local field and secured the victory they were after hy a score of 14-7. Then Mt. Pleasant came to the Eagle eleven only to lose after a thrilling game which ended 6-0. The Eagles, still in the VVPIAL race. JUNIOR VARSITY Row I. Axnent. Ashhaugh, Ste vens, Jarrett. Suman, Geary Kcstner, Miekinak. Row II. Bisi, Strong, jackson fer, NVidich. VARSITY sky, Crocker, Keslar, LQIIIIO jacich. yes, Phillips. Smith. Kontsky Antolik. ler. Paul, Celsdorf, Thomas Lipinski. 68 Stevens, Keslar. Pavlak, lla- Row I. Berkey, Skoloda, Polin- Pynos, Vallana, XValters, Ra- Row II. Kozar, Bonifazi. Fren- ehik, Cech. McGinnis, Stee- Row Ill. Krinoek, llorwat, An- kney, Slunnaker, Betts. Tanh- '4- x J Q4, Q :Q , . .5i'f ' 'H V 5 Tiff .. js' , , , . QQ fflifsfh sw sm i f:'9s-.f-riff 1217534 '95 ' -:-iw. :N-inf k 7 V f ' fi11-Q.,-.asgQsQJs4??g53-Qiifisf 1 ,Sf mn My ' W 1-1,,WmM,-3: ,--, ,. A i .9 If 211. Qfwm- 5 x ,, N -irsyff' 'fin Q? k 5 .4 5 1 1 ' , ' 4 . s QP 5 5 5 gg uf' Q If fp 'H Q O 1 , ,E .g fl Ag 'ra at Q Q, Q g, Sh f Q1 Qf5 W 1 +5 , ' ' 9 6 X :'4 - - Q t . -+ , vs. W E Vw 'W 'Psi 'Q xy lf, C E 1 5 V. ,fi , . ,gk 'Rx fi s , , ,L-KQN,,g,f ,V ff. . i xi' vigrx 4 vc. 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W 1 JIM KOUTSKY-Saw li le action but reported every night tor practice . . left guard. .YVVL BILL BERKEY-Left guard whose 1vorit6g,jtIilJ was opening holes .V . . played little ongc 'ense but was excellent on ottense. X 7 ' ri ' BRUC T i I and n i 'X'QU llll1S . . . pr s wort I mllflill 4 ponents to little ya 1 efgain arouy d his en . ' JOE P LINSKY-Punter for the Eagles . . . got his chance at Latrobe and proved his value to the team. ED LAMO-Former band member who joined the team in the St. Vincent game and stuck to it. Result of long hours of practice BOB CROCKER-Acted as co-captain . . . hard-driving fullback who always played for the team . . . re- spected by his teammates. JIM TAUBLEB-A left end who caught ahnost impossi- ble passes . . . noted for his touchdown pass at the St. Vincent game. CARL THOMAS-College-br:und qnaiterbaek . . . led his team to the county crown . . . played his best game at Hurst. DELMO BONAFAZI-Tried out at every position on the team but was best at his backer-up spot . . . pro- vided the add-ed spark to the team. CLISSEN KESLAR-NVon honorable mention on All- State team . . . showed good teamwork as right tackle. ED GELSDORF-A right offensive halfback who made All-County and WPIAL Teams . . . second in points scored in district. DON PAUL-Acting captain of the team and- veteran center tor two years . . . played tops on detense. Passing out new uniforms S Thx- Dvrry Tuwnsliip Ffalglvs liill'l'Cl qnitv xwll in this sm-uson's lmskctlnnll tilt. losing sc vvn ont ol' tha-ir twvntv-two gunws. llIKlt'l' tht- uhh- cnncliing nl' Lon Fcstal, thc lfuglcs rlx things in tlll'll' striclm' illlil tivcl with Lal- tlnlw lim' svvnncl in Rl Clusm- :MX svctimi mov. ln thx-ir twvlu- lvugnt- gaunvs tht-y cannv ont xxith Rl lwttvr than .500 llVl'l'1ljJ,'l'. winning sox'- cn and losing fin-. Of thvn' total sc-vc-n lossvs, BA KETBALL MAKES TGP NEWS THIS SEASON COACHES Nh. IW-stu, Mr. Llgm-lin six wvrc- on the- opponc-nt's court anal unc wus ut hoinc. ln that svction ruco that qnintc-t lost thc-ir first gznnc to North llnntington. onv to Lutrohc, onv to Uniontown, and hoth gznnvs to c1l'l'9IlSl7lll'g. Thv Euglcsi cz1g01's thvn clrc-w cll'C'CllSl7lll'g again for thc- first gannv in tht- Connty Tournunwnt which was pluyvcl at the Cl'l't'llSl7lll'g gym. Thc Eagle-s pnt np il still' fight hnt wvnt clown S2-59. fern T2 I it -I 'H Row 1. Bntts Anltnm x Sknloclzl l l Xl. Slnnn llxll Row II. T lllllkl lKll nncli. C1 in lIl2llil'I'. in ns Carl Thomas-Acting co-captain and All-County representative . . . seco11d high scorer for the Eagles . . . the needed spark for wins. Bruce Betts-A first string center for two years and a letterman for four . . . acted as captain of the team . . . high scorer. jim Taubler-Was always striving to better him- self . . . sidelined with injuries for three games . . . provided the height for the team. Mike Shumaker-Fast-breaking guard who gave all he had to win . . . was an excellent defen- sive man . . . a good team player. Don Falenski-Six foot three substitute . . . strong contender for a first string berth at center . . . willing to learn. joe Barberich-Unmovable, unbreakable guard . . . was always in the front slot . . . played for first place wins even when behind. fNot picturedl. Carl Thomas jim Taubler Don Falenski Bruce Betts Mike Shumaker .xxx Derry ' IO 153 H5 5351 52 .TH -.u .7-J 52 U IU 1,1 067 ww DHI SEASONS RESULTS I'wp. Opp. l.igcmi4-r 59 l3lani1M'ill1 30 llvrry I'm1'u 56 l.if.IUllil'l' 60 llwrry Bum 60 Swvilclallm- 48 lilzlirsxillm 54 lvIliHIltHXYIl 55 Xurlln IIIIIIUIIQIHII 42 1.1mm-llsxills' Tl I.:llr4mln- 54 ,Il'2llllll'Hl' T3 f.l'1'm-rnwlmlllu 65 Derry Twp. 40 070 6 49 O58 059 669 '89 57 59 o ogg olmz 5 V C,mm lj.fll4'c lam Kiski l'rc-p Unimltown EAGLES COP Huw I. Skulumlal. Krinm nvy, l A Row ll. Sl1lll1n1km'r,Cul1 Hull m-r. Ill 7 North Hlllllillgfilll fTUllll1'uNX'iIl Lzltmln- -Il'llIllN'ttl' c:I'l'4'lISlJllI'Q,' Scrmlfclzllc' Kiski l'r4'p C1-va-mluux-g ly' YITOIIIII mu-nl 3UL'I'll1g. 'si, Ihillipp Opp. T4 59 56 TT T3 12 12 SS 64 553 0 ws, as-lf S. A s wi 1 ,k In NNACHA' 'Q lISllllj.f the hurdles p' On your nnlrk TR CK F LEET-WINGED TBI-XCKSTERS STBEAK ALONG TO VICTCDRY The Derry Township fleet-winged track- sters did quite well in their past season. Al- though only coming out fourth in the countx' as contenders for the crown, they had il high place scorer in Jim McKowen who took two firsts and tied for another. jim took first in high and low hurdles and tied with Greens- burgfs cl2I.VZlIl2lllgll for the 2:20 yard dash. Co- ing on to the PIAA meet at Penn State, he placed ai first and third in the low and high hurdles respectively. Derry Township also held scoring positions in Ed Celsdorf who placed second in the hroud jump, Dave McCracken, fourth in the 440, and Ted Pynos, fifth in the pole vault. Notwithstanding' their fourth place this past season, Derry Township is still 11 strong nzune in track. ow I -'2ll'l'4'll. XYilson, 'I'honius. Kc-slzlr. Shnninker, Nleilrucken, Brinker, Berkey, Kestner. w ll Slllllll, Ch-lsrlorl, Pynos. Ankney. Phillips. Italy, Betts, Sllillll'li0ltl'l', Sktllllllll, Bonifzifi. G. A. A. .ow I. Palumbo, Petrosky, Pray, Samac, Massimino, Vxfilburn. Balt-ga, Kuchta. tow II. Koxemchak, Stcmmlcr. lla-rrod, Schull, Funaro, Krinock, Kahl, Rich, Flickingcr, Kubistek. low III. Kriuock, Sonafclt, Hay, Lint, Hurd, Best, Bosco. Cun- dakcr, Lipinsky, Mataldi, ll.. Robertson, Miss Paskox itch. low IV. Chappell, Kozcmchak. Gibbous, Sinclnus, Shubuck, Mc- halie. Ashbaugh, Frenchick, Vincze, Roman, Mataldi. L. low V. Gibbons, McClelland. llill. Leary, Siko, Dcllavcchio, Slczak, Sabo, NL, Andrews, Rif- flc, Mchlahcn. tow VI. Shoemaker, Gray, XVhite Bocrio, Ilenry, Ferguson, IIi1n- ler, Hall. llalula, Bcchak. Sabo, ,I- GA. . TI-IE FUN-LOVING GAL ATHLETES OF TOWNSHIP The Girls' Athletic Association provides an opportunity for girls with an interest in sports to participate in intramural activities outside of gym class. Such sports as basketball, vol- leyball, and softball are played. They also indulge in tumbling, square dancing, and calis- thenics. This year a basketball tournament com- posed of three teams was set up. The seniors made up one team, juniors another, while the sophomores comprised the third. Competi- tion was keen as the classes fought it out on the basketball court. All of these activities put together not only provide the girls with a Way to display their athletic ability, but also teaches them fair play, co-operation. and responsibility. At all of these contests, the members act as referees. This enables them to learn the rules governing the different games. This year, Miss Paskovitch became the new advisor of the association. Aiding her in, helping to solve problems and also managing the meetings were Louise I-Ialula, president, Diane NVhite, vice-president, and Ioanne Mas- simino. secretary-treasurer. 77 G. A. A. OFFICERS assiinino, Nliss Paskoyitcll, lialula, NVhitt U I O 3 , Q ug 5 T 3 lb S A W f X' 'ug i uf ' gl 'BQ my W, E gs E ' Qgg' . .. 5 A 1 I V 15? 0' 65 k ,lb I l L fy 55. Ls 34, r 2? is f S 411,11 W4 xl x f 'I 3 i l .5 - G ff ' Fw! ti 2 J ,, -I d Q, 4538 6' ,f wh-am fi, 3, a t , 3 gf N :JN U 2. 'wx '. - ,.,, 2 -'-. Q 'E E A Ji, 12, mm. gs X t xx 'ZH 'Am xx 'X L gg . yi-g F -,n. ff I 2 gm 1. fix' w W. is ta M245 I -,gt 1 fi ainnn u L P W i ,ALE E ,Ax . 3? . , x . If , K O M. f , A , . : Q 1 1 ? g ' Q . , , h K Q 5 . . , K 5 f ' fi' ' Q 1 m . 'fg q kj, ,, ' 5. Q. 5' R1 ' E V155 W G-. Eg j,m ,4 R VM jim: bf Krmagw r aw M I u w , X yzfvvvzwlquuluuv-vw ' Jr I xl 2 PATRONS Travis Department Store .,.. .,,,.........,... Adamis Shop, Sewing Machines A D. S.Stiffey6rSons Irvin S. 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Congratulations, Graduates . . . and our best Wishes for success in your chosen fields. May you be strong as fine steel and as enduring, under stress. You have a well tempered edge for the work to be done . . . hold it! A TADIUM-ALLOYS STEEL CO PA Y Colonial Steel Division Anchor Drawn Steel Company LATROBE, PA. 83 f f ' ' 'll K6 1' i f I 1' ll' 4' ' A b a W I , ' I 1 I WML 'e fWM M W My 7 X50 ea on 'uctio Blu to Quarr J Asp' Rod f P hone No., M M ffJ BQ M! jf Qu ff ,fy L? , , ffff1vfiff W ZQQM M, !gM1A gL FQQIEWSYVH V f W Q JW X My 4 1 ,, 5. f',q,Z,1Zb04,u-4.. 0 'V -'c'2' THE COMMERCIAL BANK OF LATROBE, PA. P I Joffnff' A General Banking Serv s L, 1. Latrobe X Pe 1 yknnia if W 5 I f' ,U W MOWRY AND COMPANY . . y Supphes the Bll1ldC1'S Need LL NIBER - BUILDERS SUPPLIES PAINT - GLASS - HARDWVABE WOODEN BOXES NIILL VVORK ROUGH LUMBEH worked to order CEO. MOWRY AND COMPANY, INC. 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Either OUTSIDE or INSIDE type. ix NE ALLOYSCHNMPANY W gb OD BLESS AMERICA . 9, ' today and tomorrow, x . . . raise up her men and women imbued with a true sense Q X of appreciation for the democratic way of life. I . . . luring them from their schools to a land of individual i 3 opportunity where each may earn and share as his indie- ' it vidual efforts shall deserve. K N . . . foster in her people a friendship -one with another - N X that may point the Way to universal peace and prosperity! X 5 C OMPANY 'Making good ingot molds better each yearn W VULCAN Mom AND IRON 87 . . . and give her citizens who will cherish their heritage- I i B 1 7 I -r . 1 1 I ., XYII Q I ILATROBE STEEL CO. LATROBE PENNSYLVANIA FIDELITY DEPOSIT BANK OF DERRY Your Friendly Independent Bank Derry Pennsylvania Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Federal Reserve System 88 J 6.5. WESTINCHOUSE ELECTRICAL CORPORATION Derry Pennsylvania Compliments of NEWCOMER PRODUCTS INC. By Elsie the Borden Cow g ig, . ' 4 'r s A fe I '19 ' ' fy af ' I, .x CQ rm: eonosn co. Did you know that Borden's Ice Cream is a Fine FOOD? That's right, says Elsie. Ice cream is chock full of milk nutrients . . . in- cluding 'complete' pro- teins, precious vitamins, and hard-to-get minerals. And, she adds, here's good news for folks who are watching their weight: ice cream is not fattening! It has fewer calories than almost any other dessert. So . . . enioy that delicious BoraIen's ice cream often! There's a Borden dealer near you. Kafka? ICE CREAM Latrobe Peunsvlvania H , , ' If it s Bordens it e got to be good' n . A W mUs'M'M gwQfff'MQTW I P I EK I My Ayjg, BENEFICIAL I I oc Y f I BOHEMIAN AMERICAN CITIZEN BENEFIT ASSOCIATION . I L y lh H ll - I L lh P yl I A Bradenville Pennsyl Ph e Latrobe 9730 LD. fb C pl t f C mpliments f NEEDHAM LOYALHANNA ATHLETIC AND CHEVROLET RECREATIVE INCORPORATED ASSGCIATIGN Latrobe, Pennsylvania Loyalhanna, Pennsylvania Phone Latrobe 9943 Compliments of FULLMAN MANUFACTURING COMPANY 1209-1215 Iefferson Street Latrobe, Pennsylvania Electrical Specialties KENNAMETAL TOOLS Speed up Production METAL VVORKING - MINES - QUARRIES XVOOD VVORKING - CERAMICS PLASTICS Kennametal as a tool metal or WC3.l'-l'6SlSt- ant part delinitely reduces the cost of pro- ducing or processing many commodities you use every day . . . thus resulting in better products for more people, at less cost. KENNAM ETAI. 9710. Best Wishes STUPAKOFF CERAMIC Sz MANUFACTURING COMPANY Latrobe I Pennsylvania LATROBE FOUNDRY MACHINE AND SUPPLY CO. IRON, STEEL, ALLOY AND BRONZE CASTING Latrobe Pennsylvania LINCOLN SERVICE AND SUPPLY COMPANY 315 Depot Street Phone 915 Latrobe, Pa. Automobile Parts DuPont Paint Machine Shop Service Tires and Tubes Rebuilt Engines Industrial Supplies Phone 915 Latrobe, Pennsylvania Distributors For Marquette Electrical Appliances CHESTNUT RIDGE TRANSPORTATION COMPANY Group and Party Service Phone Derry 500 Derry, Pa. COMPLIMENTS P. E. PETRARCA MEN AND BOYS, WEAR SHOES AND TAILORINC Derry Pennsylvania Dial 2650 Make Us Your Headquarters FOR SCHOOL SUPPLIES C. C. MURPHY CO. 122 South Chestnut Street DERBY PENNSYLVANIA Phone 2686 92 n I A t V Af Tj 1 X li Qtr Q ff if l-ff . -.2 dv , X 7 Xl sJ f , Q -1 va' , R ' KK 'i.,' A ,, 'fl H 2,1 r X N ac as ' X n 1 ' H j X Q, I bi-T LJ' R- H fp' Cmnplfnients of I f' vb 1 1, in lx' 'U X, X 'VAV 1 D X Ccntcr'Of Dishinctyve Menis Mfvar ,, 2 it 4 ,Xb L! B v- A x A b FATLANTIC A. If ' Congratiriations tcftlwe X . X A S E 3 K 1 Graduating Class Of i53v AX' ' L I ' Tj A' A A , A Pharm 2226 xx: Y' Q Latmbq Snydqitown is , Pennsylvania ' -A X . H, 1..,f I ' X XX .AF .f n iv' A, I If 5, 5 H S ' x -W--ff Y J T Y A A I X A u j I , , X A5 U X ,. h K K x J I W I' Q!'.,v S ,f i A J , f A i V ,f ILBELTZ AND QLARK O 'M1i:LER's ,ECONOMY AR fT f .AVI A 4 3 LY X A ' '1 V' l hx X 1 j' gr! XIYK' X 1' Floor Coverings - Curtains - Draperies X fd Coiijpliments Q?xM'iller's Markev W' 2' ,Ji I J if jx N' ?f L, I XXV. l r , 1 A . 1. ' I , A, 3-V, QM NV1n owligiwaries - Venetian B mds -4i.Oyalhz3n'i1a A 4' QT Pennsylvania 1 ,X ff X X X' 1 in . RA 1. rx X F.: iw at X 160' Ligfnier Street Latrobe, Pa. ,J NV iii Q A5 I t X if sit xLe ' ,if -ff' if 'yi If A . f- ,1 . ' 'lf .,fl ,N I' X MANIA HXRD A RE QAND ' f V , ' X X- Qt, 7, DER15 xfiJIAR ARE COMPANY 16,7 'A N' ,' ,X I V- XJ 1 w -'Si cbll ' A ml i AQ! XXX i7s.,,, A i ii La ' J ,.- 'v X 4. N ' Pluniliwglglupplies A- XX FJ V, l: Pairs and Hardware f' , . Q if ,Vx VI A lf I X, g Roofing! Paints - ,Clays gf' X : V f ' , y ' Wil' Buildekafid HOIIRIOICI are lfnfx-f ,Q 135 uast First Avenue . XI X Ai I V! v KX' x 5 V1 4 U .V i I i N,.e Phone Latgfv M136 V. . fx' 'rx t ., . , Y V f 1, : .1 '. J Der 'N . Q' N.-V Pennsylvania Loyalllanim l ' W e Sylvania I -1 xt V iv' A .XJ JN. Hx , 5 Lf Y, J A , ' My XF. if Rag? 'xx N A J x J' 4 :F r I XR f-1 Xl: s ff ' fa x, Y . i' bi I C- n 'J 5DiERRY'T1YVP. qw MURRAY SXRNEJSTAURANT , -1- ,f x- X A X U1 'f fix , X120 East lst Ave. X ! Derry, Pa. fDfSQRIQUTING cO.q1Aff 1, 3 . ,fy 1 A' XJ 1 1 it C- . Oi O' R , '1 bl N A X VVill'im Palko, Prcigrietgr-f' N, x Y .far my oomsxxval a e 5 X., V X Y: Q X ,My-Jxfx Private Partieusf' N ly f' ' M Club i eetiff' s .gg .x. XM' Y, ,lg X 511mg Latrobe Hy X X Brien Aicxitlierings , jjj! Ji A 1 M fy-N' T' f i . , Loyzlllfbfna, Pa. X' Phone 2014 K 'E- Phoylw 4811 Q f. QQ a.J,,fi ik. V NJN., F 'LJ' ' XJ X'-f fd YJ 1 ,f Pr ' J' gl 'FSP 'X A, wi -.Rays KT -..V . ' 5 K I .1 .f W C7 ' 93 'xg' , ' ' r'f:'v-K ,ren , I V ' A r v , 1 , 1 Q b I . I ' , Q 0 rf: L---r Gco. E RNE f l Latxo s Larges ome sher ,I WE j , I e 1 11' Q Routes nd 981 f 7 -'FRE Ne exandria, P 10-9 2 nier sigpet , ' I Sea Foo D obe fy Q sylvani l Lunches fgmdwic N pf!! 1 r H's RVIC ff RIF H P N VIC J? M HILL h u 1 Y z 'V ' ' ' Fngld 0 er V Oil - Aut -epairing A S a Televisio Acce ies . ik X! Sales - e Q j El 1 K R. D. , Latro , Penns ia 118 t'Avenue lDerry, Pa. Lat!-0 gr - iff! 111' . ' n - v J m v gratulatio CO PE N . f' o 'v 'of ccess ' M t t - 1 t' , lass of SS ' and I HUC r i ' ' SPORTSM , SSOC ON 'Me , and Boys Shop - oo el-st X. V Pa' Latrobe P nsylv ' f. I so g X . I ' 5 AN-NORTON C PANY ' ' x 1 Your Pai G! Wallp r Store I AURAN . Paints - a r - linds 9 Floor Co erings 324 Mai t 34 1 S et Latrobe, Pa. ' W Phone 020 1' -1 Latrobe, Pa. g51.,.Jz:rf.1X fr .L rlz- 5. ..4QFhf 1' .A 'X ' EASTWOOD SUNOCO STATION Lubrication - Tires - Batteries Congratulations CENTRAL MOTOR SALES INC. Sales - FORD - Services 605 Depot St. Latrobe, Pa. 215 Wfldfln St- PIIOUC 864 Phone 9728 Latrobe, Pennsylvania F ISHERS' FURNITURE 111 West Second Avenue Derry Pennsylvania Compliments of LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE Latrobe, Pa. CHARLES 1. HUGHES General Insurance 106 First Avenue Derry Pennsylvania Phone 3221 TASCHLER LOAN CO. An Understanding and Complete Lending Service Ligonier and Depot Streets Latrobe, Pa. R. I. Blair, Mgr. Compliments of AMERICAN SLOVAC CLUB Snydertown, Pennsylvania Phone Latrobe 9729 HOTEL LOYAL Delicious Food - Banquets Latrobe, Pa. Phone 9981 'lv LATROBE ARB EAL LM GRE TE I olzc MP7 4, 915 yfxkerson cet THE ELM SHOP Ladies Ready to Wear ff' 44W - M k s ll - 1 ie, Pzifmfxm Lflld Phone 1160 ebt ar et treet if ' Bh'.f'll,P 11-1 Jll 71 Proprietor E. S. Lavin UNH e ennsy l mu al if ' IDEAL FURNITURE Better Furniture for Gracious Living We Make Your House a Home Blairsville - Irwin LEONARD,S IEVVELRY Watches - Diamonds - Appliances 914 Ligonier Street Phone 775 Latrobe, Pa. HOLLENBAUGH'S MUSIC STORE Pianos and Television Dumont Television Philco Appliances 1411 Ligonier St. Latrobe, Pa. ICE CREAM IOES VALLEY DAIRY STORES Latrobe - Derry - Ligonier MARTIN'S CLEANING 81 TAILORINC 1300 Ligonier Street - Phone 2313 Latrobe, Pa. Next to Holy Family Church REED'S DEPARTMENT STORE Fashions and Home Furnishings Latrohe, Pa. Phone 2000 MARTIN'S HEATING AND APPLIANCES Crosley Appliances Alexander and Depot Streets Next to Bus Station Latrobe, Pa. Phone 341 BARCHESKY BROS. GARAGE Chrysler - Plymouth Towing AAA Repairing On All Makes Cars - Accessories Pl'l0IlC 2365 l Derry, Pu Compliments of TOYAD CORPORATION Laltrolwe l'ex11lsylvu11iz1 DerGanz DEPARTMENT STORE Phone 2319 DUTY? Pennsylx'amiu SUN FURNITURE STORE 140 S. Chestnut St. Complete Home Furnishings Derry, Pu. Phone 6261 SWARTZ AND KASPERIK South Chestnut Street DUTY Pennsylvania Phone 71 1 1 GUNDAKER F LORIST NVe Telegraph Flowers 213 Y Street Phone 597 Derry, Pa. R. I. STOUFFER DESOTO PLYMOUTH Sales and Service Bell Phone 4731 Derry, Pu. 031' 1-X E G Compliments Service er ll Rep urs uthorlzed AAA Sen lee RECORD SHOP Across from Kroger's , A 5 I ' Y- NT' V 9' ' -' 'ff Q - Q , 6 -x -' ,..w V 'X, , - Wy 1 ' .j1,..': E 'E' Y E 'Is 4 .Q ' Fi' X - ,S y r A ff- 7 ' ' ' p pg' A ' ' ' 'I ll 'I I ftl - K' , FOR VO' I ' RCURY 0 'L . South Chestnut St. Derry, P Phone T303 337 Main Street Latrobe, Pa. 3 M NICHOLAS W ALL aj erviees f Restaurant and Bakery r P ,Co - ndix - Applia I for fine foods gf allpal r' ain 811 Ligonier Street, Latrobe erry P ' 1 Pennsylvania Pho 2796 wvit V 1 J 7 X V 'I ,T NV +1 xl . j Q QQBATTLANTYNE COMPANY . THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK s i .V J , Ng GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIAN s 'R sh At Derry R Heating and Plumbing Contr or x Y NK .. ' xx' Phone 2771 iy, Derry Pennsylvania ROY EW ii E 144 E. First A , . Der Fan L' lgin an othic atches ia onds ostume Jewelry DERRY BIAYTAG Maytag Appliances i 1 7 I 5 ri' , . 1 -. . g nw X wb! P Sparton Television - Airway Sweepers xpert ateh Repairing Phone 2795 104 S. Chestnut Street Derry, Pa. Phone 2689 98 df X 4 J . 4 J, K I: T J nn- - 3 Q . f A ' 'xl . BLUE AND COLD RESTEAURAI' WEISS FURNITURE STORE ' f J A 'V ' 'av L1 Our Specialty V, A' , . ' if 'I 4 ' . - ,. - ' , . , Real Hyman Spaghetti K J: 1 1' urmturc Rug Stox GS and, School Lunche-E j ul A .M - 533 Depot Street Latrobe, Pa, '- tNear Derry Twp. High Schoollj ' Plume 4821 fl t ybefry, Pa. . p1NmG43 ll f is I 1 Q Nt 1' f J 1 . 1 . .. 1 e V, X N S vl' LQWE S'IgEIN 1 J S -A 5 1 .. I I f- ,W PAULL,S JEWELERS ,DEPAP.fMI?5NT STQRE X- 1' - 212 Depot Street 200-210JDepot Street , Phone 466 Latrobe, Pa. Latrohe I A J' Pennsylvani 1 . v ,I J N C'fmPlimCntS f STANDARD AUTO COMPANY Cadillac ARROW FURNITURE STORE Sales and Service 218 Depot Street Latrohc, Pa. Phone 468 Phone 2140 1 4,00 Depot Street Latrobe, Pa. VETERANS CAB C0, SINGER SEWING CENTER You know the SINGER sewing machinee-now 24 Hour Service 1 V et us demonstrate the all new vacuum cleaner in your homef' 307 Depot Street 213 Depot Street Latrobe, Pa. Phone 60- Latrobe, Pa. Phone 861 99 .I l, 1 I ' v vl 0' - N RN . , a - A N Xt 4 A yn Ik Conlzra altlons , '-ALL WOOL BLANKETS A .N ' If ' .mb . n 1 IQ I .2 vc Made by thc oldest Blanket Gr11diuti11gCl1lSS0f 1953 JP Mill in America V I R H D FORD PEARCE MANUFACTURING COMPA 3 V A J ' ' ' Since 1805 Lat e, Pa. Dlirry Pennsylvania . ,f il fp. .S f M, A f Vx gratulations Compilime X I, if 6 g f' , ,gyjf I-' 'T .- , Raw' -f ' ' I , , f f U M. I Guduuting Class of 1953 if U fix! C . I -f' VA f ji SJ X 3E1Q4dNoMy L' XJ D . R. E. MCKELVEY I ,, ,My 152 fl, rdf VCIIIICRIIIKI a Ib trcct . 5 7 f .1 I Derry I Pennsylvania Dflryy fix I ,f PClIl'lSylVill1Iil f W 75 f ff ' IJ A, J ff' If ,A . C 1. up: ' - .1 ,fn MZ' f- 4 fffqzff f A I - rf' L..-fNew7' RICA 1 ' if -J yv. YM! A I ,X ! 'f ll rw M VA ,u ffllw 'l I L ' , Insmance l' SALES AND SERVICE C, -I 'J A I ffl! I I J V I . 4' . 1'Il?qzo5ih Chfsfwf Sirgvfi ' fl. P 0116. 541 I ' C. B. LYONS GARAGE I 1 -f '- f ' . '- l f 1 Q Deri'y1P2nnsylvania ff' I fl, , O Y. In i ' V Q IX, . ' J w Ihone -487 Derry, Resldence 6014 A ,W iff ' 4 -lx - -ff' if AW - . A f MASTROROCCO'S MARKET East First Avenue W Dgrry Pennsylvania PHOTOGRAPHY: DeGLAU AND CRESCENT STUDIO LATROBE, PA. ENGRAVING: CAPITOL ENCRAVINC COMPANY SPRINGFIELD, ILL. PRINTING: KURTZ BROS., CLEARFIELD, PA. 1 V S 5 i mu gil Lot p Loci WW W wp fl Q'l,,'Q'2fffF' M, f, . .. Um W JV, ,M :H V Q 1 ffl W wi M V W fy ry' wwf V vyifhiycgw rX i Ni guy on . My M K we A gh fy 1 V 0 J a ' J. 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