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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1960 volume:

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PAGE 63 ATHLETICS o Q 0 PAC E FOREWORD 0 I ,Q ADMINISTRATIO The competency with which the mechanisms of our educational system function may be cred- ited tothe able and untiring efforts of our school board. Comprised of seventeen well-qualified members, this lawmaking body strives to endow our school with the finest administrators, teach- ers, materials, and equipment. Performing their duties without monetary compensation, the school board renders a highly commendable contribution to the citizens of our community. As a myriad of administrative mat- ters is placed betore the board, wise judgment is asserted. An efticient and advanced system of education has been the result of the exerted et- forts of our Board of Education. The members of our school board have taken their stand as leading citizens. They are deserv- ing of our deepest appreciation for their achieve- ments. Competent Leaders and Administrators F. Beattie, P. Uschak, C. Ferrero, F. Patterson, R. Hunter, M. Sterrett J Duda C Shaffer J Seanor G Smetak A Ferrari J Minni, C. Tarr, F. Sylvester. Absent: l. Kepple, W. Latimer, W Mowry M. J. Kurtz Supervising Principal M. J. Kurtz Supervising Principal Complete devoutness is displayed by Mr. Kurtz as he capably manages his high position of responsibility. Appointed the Supervising Prin- cipal of the Derry Area Joint School System in l955, he carries out his supervisory duties with concern and etticiency. Mr. Kurtz justly retains the highest respect and admiration of all. PRINCIPALS .L i,.vi.fi HX HZ SDUTH CHESTNUT STREET DERBY, PENNSYLVANIA UCTQBERJSS8 'y1 2 3 4 7 8 91011 'l4i15161718 2122232425 282973031 ...XS W. H. Landis, Jr. Assistant Supervising Principal William J. Landis, Jr. Assistant Supervising Principal With alert understanding Mr Landis handles his supervisory tasks His position of Assistant Supervising Principal was earned him in 1955 A pleasant manner of dealing with faculty and students alike promotes sincere respect and ad miration The earnest interest and honest under standing of Mr Landis engenders the efficiency ot his administrative deeds Mss E oge .e A ma. School Secreta y Leaders of Uur School Mr Malor Stump We are assured that the best wall be done for our school as an organlzatlon under the able guudance of our hugh school prtncupal Mr Stump Hls sincere Interest In youth IS con stantly shown We are extremely fortunate to have this excellent administrator at the helm of our htgh school Mr Augustine Edmunds Combnnlng has teaching of bookkeeplng wnth his varuous office duties Mr Edmunds has become an Indispensable figure ID our school Hls amicable disposition has won for hlm re spect and admiration Mayor H Stump Hugh School Principal Mr Patsy Bucci The dutles as teacher and admumstrator are managed with ease and eftlcnency by Mr Buccn Possessed of skull ID deallng wuth stu dents M Buccx ns a genuine asset to our school system Augustine Edmunds Assistant Principal Patsy Buccl Assistant Prlnclpal , . ' . . . . . A - 1 - ' . . . . . . . I r. - - - ,V bg' , 'N 'IO 5 Mr. Baumgardner Mr. Calabrese Mr Calvo FACULTY MICHAEL W. BARAN B,S., St. Vincent College Social Studies HARRY O. BAUMGARDNER B.S., Indiana State Teachers College M.Ed,, University of Pittsburgh Social Studies CLYDE J. CALABRESE B.S,, Indiana State Teachers College M.Ed., University of Pittsburgh Business Education DELFINO P. CALVO B.S., Indiana State Teachers College Instrumental Music Mr. Campbell Mr. Caputo Our Teachers impart what is true RANDALL G. CAMPBELL B.S., Penn State University M.S., Penn State University Vocational Agriculture ERNEST J. CAPUTO BA., St. Bonaventure College Foreign Languages Mrs. Kist coaches senior business students on eIectric' typing MICHAEL G. CHRISTOFF Slippery Rock State Teachers College Physical Education CHARLES J. CIGNETTO B.S., St. Vincent College M.Ecl., University of Pittsburgh Science Mr. Christoff Mr. Cignetto Mr. Conti Mrs. Dibert BRUNO R. CONTI B.A., Villanova Science LEONARD DeFABO B.A., St. Mary's University Foreign Languages MARTHA N. DIBERT R.N., Latrobe School of Nursing School Nurse PAUL H. FARVER B.A., Westminster College M.S., Westminster College Guidance Director g .,,.. Mr. Farver Mr. Festa A junior shorihand class listens attentively as Mr. Calabrese instructs I4 3:-an Mr, Fiorina They explain, LOUIS J. FESTA B.E., Duquesne University M.Ed., University of Pittsburgh Business Education JOHN J. FIORINA B.S., Indiana State Teachers College M.Ed., University of Pittsburgh Business Education SHERMAN E. GOOD B.S., Indiana State Teachers College Instrumental Music KENDALL GROTE B.S., Juniata College Science -Ti. ,4,....-........ vw-r--. l Mrs. Kist Miss Kasperik examine, and encourage Miss Stathis points out the fineness of replica of an Elizabethan theater to Basil Hawanchak. 4- I5 FAC U LTY Always There to be of Service A boys gym class finds Louis Pallotini about to give Charles Nevins the once over lightly. PAUL HOR REL B.S., Indiana State Teachers College Mathematics PHYLLIS M. HUMPHREYS B.S., Syracuse University Seton Hill College English SOPHIA R. KASPERIK B.S., Indiana State Teachers College M.Ed., University of Pittsburgh English NELL MARIE KlST B.S., Indiana State Teachers College Business Education Miss Lenz Mrs. Long Miss Love 3 ...wfl-1' Ever Patient With Uur Errors RUTH H. LENZ R. N., Latrobe School of Nursing B.S,, Indiana State Teachers College School Nurse JUNE G. LONG B.S., Slippery Rock State Teachers Colle Physical Education EDNA MAE LOVE B.A., Wooster College M.A., University of Pittsburgh Mathematics RUBY C. MARKLE B. P. S. M., Otterbein College Vocal Music ge A fascinating experiment is demonstrated by Mr. Cignetto to iunior chemistry students. :al 'T' Mrs. Markle Mrs. Miller JOSEPH .l. MARKO B.S., Slippery Rock SYa1e Teachers College Health and Physical Education MARY E. MILLER B.A., Sefon Hill College Social Studies Mrs Pallotfini Mrs. Perlick FAC Ll LTY The importance of proofreading is ex- plains-'l by Mr. Fiorina to his sopho- FAYE PALLOTTINI B.S,, Indiana Stale Teachers College Sophomore and Junior English VIRGINIA PERLICK B.S., Clarion Slafe Teachers College Library Science Mr. JESSE J. STRUBLE B.S., Indiana State Teachers College University of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania State University English JOHN J. URCH A.B., Maryville College Science Mr. Marko FACULTY Bev Shearer reminds Pat Toner, It's time for the bell. WILLIAM C. WEBER B.S., St. Vincent College M.Ed., University of Pittsburgh Mathematics THOMAS J. WINGARD B.S., St. Vincent College Social Studies Mrs. Humphreys Mr. Grote .Q1 4 Q Rsrzixf' .ksliwif v ' . Ftrs fN The primary concern of American educa- tion today is not the development of the ap- preciation of the good life in young gentle- men born to the purple. ...Our purpose is to cultivate in the largest possible number of our ........-...S future citizens an appreciation of both the re- Miss Yeah' sponsibilities and the benefits which come to them because they are Americans and are free. -James Bryant Conant Capable and democratic educators Mr. Baran Mrs. Smith Mr. Horrell Mrs. Miller points our the site of the bottle of Gettysburg in American history. . s...' .Y Q .Nw Here we Hnd June? Wible ond Ron Sccxgordi busy ot their extra curricular octivities4the or? staff of the yearbook. I th chorus for the cmnuol operertc. Tolent cmd efTort are combined os Mrs. Mcrk e prepares e - A K? ,gs an 1 uhm! I960 SENIORS -- mug,- Qil -- -ui-ui w,,t.+'Bi' gg, 1 Senior Officers Presudent Francls Fade: Vlce Presldent Mary Ann Papson Secretary I reasurer Bertnle Harvey We cherish the past and look to the future There must be an easter way, Bernle' Wnth fond memorues of the past and fond hopes for the future we stand as the flnal curtain IS drawn on our hugh school years Taklng with us lnstllled knowledg and countless memorues we bud farewell to the teachers and classmates who have made the past four years ones we wlll for ever cherlsh In 1956 we stood on a threshold to :1 wcrld completely new to us the frenzied wcrld cf hugh school Four years have gone by swuftly four years of preparatuon IH making us worthy and capable to stand once more on a threshold the threshold to cur future 24 As competent teachers imparted their practical knowledge and learning, we battled with history, struggled with English, and waded through science. We stand witnessing our triumph and realize that our ettorts have been more than rewarded, as, with a well- rounded education, we face the future. Tony Debnar, Mary Ann Palko, and Dave Solo- mon chot before the final bell. ' I N f . JL l As commencement approaches, we hesi- tate o moment to realize the essence of the word. This does not mark the end, it marks only the beginning, the beginning of a new chapter in our lives, a chapter which our exerted efforts and gifted teachers have pre- pared us to face. Eva Kozinko, Joe Boggio, Hugh Dlnco, Sally Bundy, Marie Androstic, and Peggy Danko find book room interests. TvM.,w,.sw.4' A Y Sw 1, f ,. p 'U 1 9, SENIORS SUSAN ALBERTI general among her many hobbies are reading and anthropology yearbook staff outstanding in forensics merrber of the newspaper staff plans to go to college after groduaticn. AGNES ALFELDA academic Aggie capable for- ensic student yearbook staff favorite subjects include math and chemistry likes to swim and dance prompter T7 for class plays future plans include college to become Eiga, 3 laboratory technician. KENNETH ANDERSON clerical Andy possessed cf a manner calm and quiet . .. his first love is his '51 blue ford haiis from west derry Andy will ioin the navy upon graduation. Y MARIE ANDROSTIC secretarial two-year member of the yearbook staff student council two-year member of the business education leaders reserved in manner Marie aspires to obtain a secretarial position. TRINA ANGELINE secretarial president of the business education leaders homeroom secretary senior trio sl if-I M '-57 four-year band member chapel choir mixed chorus .. Sl-'Son Albefll Agnes Alfeldc' Trina would be contented as a business machine operator. Kennevh Anderson Marie Androsnc JANET ANKNEY secretarial . Jan secretary of thc: national honor society secretary of the business education leaders Tri-HiAY ushers club quiet, capable student ... Jan would find contentment as a secretory. GEORGE ASHBAUGH general Ash participated in basketball his freshman year his prized possession is JAMES BANOCY vocational ag Jim four-year his i950 chevrolet dislikes to read ardent sports fan member of future farmers of america senior F. F. A. re Ash plans to ioin the air farce, porter math club enioys hunting and fishing the future holds college and the air force for Jim. CHARLOTTE BALEGA clerical Chi student council business leaders . .. yearbook staff junior year ushers JOHN BANOCY vocational ag likes hunting and tishing club ... hobbies include dancing, swimming, and bowling .,. ... four-year member of future farmers of america . .. member Chi plans to become a bookkeeper or typist after gradu- of mixed chorus modern music masters plans to ioin ation. Jane Smoy seems to be well protected as she is flanked by Darryl Pry and Tom Latimer. iii . V the air force. Trina Angeline Charlotte Balega -QM? fl?- . jf K Janet Ankney George Ashbaugh James Banocy John Banocy rtir sf fi 'rv WX Q37 Y 14 -en? -.f ,R ,sy fi? MARLA BARNHART general majorette four years 1? .- 2 securing a job or attending college. and woodwork interested in doing construction work. still undecided. student council vice-president of the history club senior year ... junior class officer . . . F. T. A. ... Tri-Hi-Y ... lan- guage club ... future plans include college or art school, JAMES BATES clerical .. . resident of Cooperstown . ,. drives a '57 blue and white chevy .. . likes horses . .. hob- bies are fishing and swimming after graduation plans are .IOHN BAUM vocational ag Boom great asset to our football team F. F. A. member sophomore class officer excels on the basketball court enjoys hunting MARTHA BEAUMARIAGE ... general ... Marty ... forensics chapel choir mixed chorus modern music masters ... music club representative . .. future nurses club ... enjoys playing the piano and roller skating Marty's plans are Marla Barnhart James Bates John Baum Martha Beaumariage TERRY BECK general student council senior year Terry Beck Bonnie Bell N. F. L. freshman year history club ... her hobbies include L rm. Bemas Jud Bans collecting stuffed animals and driving . . . Terry's plans for the 0 me Y future are to become an airline hostess. James Bigi Shirley Bittner BONNIE BELL ... clerical ,.. Bell ... student council senior year Derrian advertising staff Tri'Hi-Y ushers club ... G. A. A. ,,. homeroom secretary ,,. enjoys P. O. D. class, swimming, dancing, and her friends future is undecided, LORRAINE BERNAS secretarial three-year member of music club ... served as an usher her junior year . .. business leaders club Tri-Hi-Y future includes a secretarial or stenographic position. JUDITH BETTS general majorette yearbook staFf treasurer of N. F. L. junior year . .. language club chapel choir . .. mixed chorus . .. modern music masters newspaper staff future nurses club Judy plans to become a nurse. SHIRLEY BITTNER general Tri-Hi-Y member of the history club girls chorus member English is her favorite subject enjoys dancing and swimming Shirley's plans for the future are to be a nurse. JOSEPH BOGGIO clerical Bolo two-year mem- y' ber of the football squad history club derives much pleasure participating in and watching sporting events an T Arthur Murray on the dance floor beauticion school lies in the future. Derry Area High L T ? , sc F -1 . 1 . CLARENCE BORING clerical Clem member of science club special interests are archery, reading, hunting, and photography pursuer of women Clem plans to enter a branch of military training after graduation. 5 if W7 ELISA BOSCO clerical two-year member of business ,, 4 A leaders ... vice-president of G. A. A. ,., English is her favor l ite subiect enjoys listening to the radio future plans include a secretarial iob. I 4 ROBERT BRANT .,. general ,., Bob ... takes pride in work- ing on hot rods is truly a ladies' man math club member of football team will take industrial arts at California State Teachers College. W BETTY BRfDGE .., secretarial ,.. Bridgie ... two-year mem- ber of yearbook staff newspaper staff Tri-Hi-Y A business leaders ushers club . ,, would be content as an airline reservationist or ticket agent, 5 , ':f.I,3 ,- j - 5 Joseph Boggio Clarence Boring Elisa Bosco Robert Brant Betty Bridge Diane Bridge DIANE BRIDGE secretarial advertising manager of the SONY Bundy Nancy Burd Derrian .. . G. A. A. representative . .. history club ... na- tional honor society newspaper staff business educa- MGVY COICIKOWSIKI Dorcas Chappell tion leaders . .. mixed. chorus ... chapel- 'choir .., plans a secreta rial career. SALLY BUNDY secretarial chapel choir newspaper staff member of mixed chorus business leaders freshman band ... future teachers ... history club ... an ex- cellent typist will work her way through college. NANCY BURD .., academic .,. Nanc ... mixed chorus .. secretary of future nurses club . . , four-year band member . . math club modern music masters language club ., N. F. L. Nancy's goal is to become a nurse. MARY CACKOWSKI general Mamie'l a member of Tri-Hi-Y ushers club her iunior year likes to eat pizza and to go swimming her plans after graduation are undecided. DORCAS CHAPPELL clerical Doris attended Lig- onier high school sophomore year history club ushers club business education leaders special interests are swimming, dancing, and music ... plans a iob as a receptionist. EVELYN CLINE ... Flipper ... forensics . .. history club ... language club librarian ushers club newspaper staff . .. F. T. A. ... hobbies are swimming, ice skating, draw- ing, and painting .,. plans for the future are to go to college. Blessed be the tie Evelyn Cline Margaret Dan ko l Glenn Culp John Debnar GLENN CULP , .. general .. . capable president of the science club quiet student favorite hobby is working with radios school is his main the service after graduation. dislike Glenn plans to join MARGARET DANKO academic Peggy mixed chorus member of newspaper staff belongs to future nurses club camera club language club delights at baking future plans are to attend college. Jean DePree 5-7 SENIURS JOHN DEBNAR vocational ag Tony four-year member of F. F. A. enjoys ag. class hobbies include drag racing, working on cars, and farming Tony's post graduation plans include joining the air force. DONNA DEGLAU clerical enjoys boating and water skiing member of yearbook staff ushers club music club .. . business leaders club plans after graduation are to be an interior decorator. MARY DELCOSTELLO general club librarian freshman year secretary-treasurer of history club .. . monogram club yearbook enter nursing school. . .. Bernie ... language future nurses club junior year , .. cheerleader staff Bernie plans to . .. Willie one of the WILLIAM DEMOSKEY general class's practical jokers . . . enjoys working on automobiles . .. likes to go bowling Willie is planning to go to trade school. JEAN DEPREE . . . academic . .. Jeanne member of year- book staff .. , forensics . . , language club . . . newspaper staff vice-president future nurses club sophomore year . . . Jeanne plans to attend nursing school. EDWARD DIBERT general member of the F. F. A. far four years enjoys eating .. . favorite class is lunch time participated in freshman football plans after graduation are to go into farming, DONNA DILLON . . . clerical . .. Dill .. . yearbook staff camera club business leaders club . .. forensics .. . ushers club librarian Tri-Hi4Y likes dancing, driving, and listening to the radio would like an office job. WILLARD DILLON general an avid sports reader member of the language club football freshman year . . . four-year member of the basketball team plans to get a job in california. Donna Deglau Bernie DelCostello William Demoskey TC-'.l9f1fS are rehearsed by the Senior Trio, Carol Wngle, June McCurdy, and Trina Angeline, as Muriel Edward Dibert Donna Dillon Markle provides accompaniment. 5' ,J gr' 9. Y 5 I -Q w 'QQ 'IJ fs. Qs-if Nancy Hull' Joyce Holggshl and Torn Fulcorner pause Dillon BUfbUfU Dinco in their chores for our camera, Thomas Doherty Carol Duda William Fhma BARBARA DILTS general Jeanie language club DAVID FILICKO general Dave monogram club future nurses club music club on property com- four-year member of the football and the basketball teams mittee for the operetta sophomore and junior years Dave enioys swimming and pizza at Harry's will Jeanie plans to enter into nurses training after graduation. enter college or the service. HUGH DINCO academic . .. member of the student council JAMES FIORINI . .. general Jungle'l two-year member his iunior year lqngugge club basketball science of the history club Jungle is well liked by all for his club ,. . favorite hobby is watching athletic events college GHHCS plans to Weill' the HCIVY blue Offer QVGCJUGNOW is his next step after graduation. THOMAS DOHERTY academic Doc . .. forensics ... F.T,AA three-year member of track team monogram club mixed chorus member of junior class play en. joys roller skating and swimming future plans include college. CAROL DUDA academic national honor society co- editor of the yearbook three-year band member fresh' man class secretary president of future teachers lan- guage club college is next in line for Carol, LARRY FANNSE general . .. Hawkeye dislikes reading books especially proud of his 1959 dodge spare time is spent by hunting and fishing Larry hopes to become a men-.ber of .he :tate police, MARY FEDACK general student council freshman year language club history club future nurses club music club yearbook staff senior year . .. always a neat dresser Mary plans to enter into nurses training. JAMES FERGUSON clerical Frog history club iunior and scnior ye:rs active member of the basketball team for four years plans include entering robert morris lcusiness school in the fall, FRANCIS FIDEI academic Bimbo monogram club senior class president moth club mu alpha theta ,. 'tour-year member of our football squad admirable wit Bimbo includes college in his plans for the future. SENIURS Larry Fannie Jim Ferguson . ..- fiflwx - ,g igv mf ' 1 - g 4 i W I S, Q l Mary Fedack Francis Fidei I'1 5 'L' May thy glorious name T ,f JOANNE FIORINI . , . clerical . .. Josie three-year mem- ber of history club yearbook staff future nurses club .. . business leaders furthering her education will figure in Josie's plans after graduation. WILLIAM FIORINI academic Corkey forensics history club language club band ... camera club .. . proiectionist . . . F. T. A. enioys collecting stamps and drawing ... remembers biology class ... plans to enter college to become a teacher. RUTH FLACK . .. clerical . . . Jeannie . . . four-year band member ,. . business leaders senior year hobbies are paint- ing, sewing, cooking, and music . . . business law is her favorite class . .. plans for future include marriage. LEE FREEMAN general Janie occupies Lee's spare time .. . enioys working on his '49 Ford history club . .. mixed chorus track .. . science club . . , Lee will attend Vale Tech or the air force. CARL FRENCHIK . . . general ... Tader . .. monogram club junior and senior years played football four years four-year member of the basketball team enioys driving and hunting Tader's plans for the future are undecided. M THOMAS FULCOMER .. . general . . . Tom .. . president of David Filicko James Fiorini the student council . .. vice-president of the monogram club . . , J Fi rin. william Fiorini four-year member of the basketball squad football man- ocmne O I ager . .. a genuine sports enthusiast future undecided. Ruth Flack Lee Freeman Carl Frenchik Thomas Fulcomer Thomas Gamble Barry Gasdek THOMAS GAMBLE . . . clerical . ., faithful to proiectionist crew during senior high years . . , likes to tear down cars in spare time quiet and reserved . .. Tom sees the air force in his immediate future. BARRY GASDEK . . . academic . .. Bowser history club ... language club .. . chapel choir ... mixed chorus ... foot- ball track camera club F. T. A. science club favorite hobby is hunting will be college bound after graduation. CAROL GASDEK . .. secretarial . .. head maiorette senior year national honor society Mr. Stump's secretary jun- ior class play . . . student council secretary iunior year . . . en- ioys dancing Carol's future plans include secretarial work. LARRY GEARY .. , academic , . . language club . . , member of the band for four years modern music masters enioys physics class . . . thrives on turkey . . . he plans to enter col- lege after graduation. f N. F. L. Carol Gasdek Larry Geary Glenn Gess Ronald Giannini James Gillis Joseph Gillis fishing JOYCE HALGASH . .. secretarial subscription manager of the Derrian ... history club . ,. business education leaders . . . newspaper staff faithful football and basketball fan . . . Joyce plans a career as a medical secretary. CHARLES HALL , . . general .. . Chas .. . likes swimming ... two-year member of the language club mixed chorus two-year member of the camera club plans after gradua- tion include college or the navy. JOHN HALL general Jack quiet guy history club likes to build model airplanes has a profound knowledge of foreign sport cars ... his future holds either col- lege or the air force. NANCY HALL ... secretarial .,. yearbook staff ... ushers club ... treasurer ofthe business leaders club , . . mixed chorus , . . majorette ... enioys dancing, swimming, and going to the movies . ,. future plans include an office iob. 32 Ever live in fame GLENN GESS academic . . , quiet but capable student claims math as favorite subiect spends spare time hunting and working on a farm ... best pals are Greenie and Glenn ... future undecided. RONALD GIANNINI Ron academic president band member mixed chorus vice-president Latin club ... iunior class officer . .. modern music masters .., member yearbook staff ... future plans are to enter college. JAMES GILLIS .. . vocational agriculture ... Jim thinks there is nothing like his 1940 Chevy truck . . . numerous hobbies in- clude flying and hunting treasurer of F. F. A. after graduation it's off to the air force or to Alaska. JOSEPH GILLIS ... academic ... Joe ... language club ... science club . . . drives a '31 Ford . .. spends spare time work- ing on cars and flying an airplane Joe plans to enter the air force after graduation. ABE GRAY general Chacci member of the mixed chorus Abe insists he could do without school quiet lad . . . enjoys driving Chacci has made no certain plans for the future. RONALD GREENAWALT academic Greenie scie ence club twoeyear member of the language club ca quiet but scholarly student spare time is spent hunting and future plans include college. . Abe Gray Ronald Greenawalt Joyce Halgash Charles Hall 'UN led' vw-err Egg sc In Y' .4. mt O lr ' fi . l'J 'L 5.--rf 'Q YI' John Hall Nancy Hall O'Reeta Hamill Judy Betts, Elaine Shoup, and Carol Duda catch up on the latest Sally Hartshorn Bertile Harvey Basil Hawanchak O'REETA HAMILL Reetie ushers club business leaders club music club member hobbies include em- broidering, drawing, singing, and gardening plans after graduation are to become a comrr-ercial artist or a farmer's wife, SALLY HARTSHORN general Sally . .. forensics senior year Tri-Hi-Y history club 'Future nurses -:lub Sally enioys swimming and horseback riding her future plans may include either college or nursing school. Judy Heacox Janice Henderson Rose Henderson Connie Himler I-fx Is'X Q-v 1,,. Rc. r M E .Ss BERTILE HARVEY general Bert secretary of senior class history club yearbook staff freshman student council member four-year bond rnember future nurses club westminster college is the next stop for Bert BASIL HAWANCHAK academic two-year member of the history and language clubs quiet student archery and hunting consume his spare time future plans include working in the field of metallurgy. JUDITH HEACOX general Judy' treasurer of fu ture teachers future nurses newspaper staff a three-year member of the language club likes talking, boys, and dancing plans to become a beautician, JANICE HENDERSON clerical Cookie member of yearbook staff Tri-Hi-Y librarian business leaders club chapel Choir mixed chorus music club Cookie likes to point her future includes Harry. ROSE HENDERSON clerical Pat' business leaders camera club hobbies are painting, dancing, and movies her plcns after graduation are to work in an office a few years, then to marry. CONSTANCE HIMLER secretarial Connie three- year member of yearbook staff secretary to Mr, Stump .. student council national honor society vice-president newspaper staff will derive much pleasure doing secre- tarial work. JANE HINES general Janie . . forensics freshman year ... Tri-Hi-Y ... librarian freshman year ... history club ... language club ... future nurses club ... yearbook staff iunior year Janie plans to enter nurses training. JAMES HOOK academic .. 'Jim served two years on our student council language club national honor society ... math club ... science club ... yearbook staff .. plans after graduation include wearing the air force blue 33 SE IURS JOHN ISCRUPE general Jack chapel choir member of camera club enioyed being a proiectionist for three years favorite hobby is collecting model cars plans to enter the armed forces after graduation. SALLY JACKMAN secretarial Jo secretary of ushers club junior year chapel choir business leaders . ., camera club . .. Jo hopes to secure a secretarial position or to further her education. ELINOR JELLISON general Jellybean four-year member of music club ushers club chapel choir ,. . hobbies are swimming, movies, and eating pizza plans to attend a beautician school after graduation. ELAINE JOE clerical ushers club camera club business leaders club member of music club writing letters to Steve and cooking occupy most cf her time . .. future includes marriage. NANCY JOE . .. general . .. Joe gay and carefree enjoys golfing a member of the ushers club thoroughly 373 xflrl - Jane Hines James Hook enloys all sports her future plans are to become a beau- tician. ROSE MARIE JOE clerical Joe member of the ushers club ... business leaders club . .. music club greatest delight is dancing plans for the future are to become a typist or a receptionist. John lscrupe Sally Jackman RONALD JOHNS C1COIClemiC Ronnie hails from PHYLLIS JOHNSON academic Jeannie forensics new derry mixed chorus and chapel chair persistent Tri.Hi-Y history Club language club Chapel spectotor ot derry's sports events favorite hobbies are choir mixed chorus future nurses club enioys cook- hunting and fishing intends furthering his education in ing and collecting L.P. records Jeannie will enter nurses college, training following graduation. CATHERINE JOHNSON clerical Kay two-year RICHARD JOHNSTON academic Koots history member of business education leaders likes to sew, work club language club played football, basketball, and in the garden, and play badminton . ., Kay plans to secure track his freshman and sophomore years likes to read in a job after graduation, spare time Koots plans to ioin the air force. Elinor Jellison Elaine Joe Nancy Joe Janet Plessinger and Tader Frenchik intend to do 507719 f6SeC1rCh. Rose Marie Joe Ronald Johns Catherine Johnson S I C2 'va y .ii 'Ir' tw. WLM' - fqylhyff Tionl Phyllis Johnson Richard Johnson Robert Joyner Nancy Keim ANDREW KELLY academic Kel participated in language club during freshman and sophomore years . ,. en- tered in track his freshman year likes to go hunting will go to college or enter the service. JANE KEOUGH ... general .,, Janie ,.. yearbook staff .,. tournament manager of forensic club chapel choir ., mixed chorus newspaper stalft iunior class play senior class play history club plans after graduation include college. RUTH KINNAN clerical student council freshman year two-year member of business leaders club forensics chapel choir pals with Mousey and Barbara plans a career as a beautician after graduation, ELIZABETH KONDRICH clerical Betty member of torch and Derrian staffs . .. Tri-Hi-Y . .. business leaders ushers club forensics freshman year likes to dance plans after graduation include securing a secretarial iob. MARGARET KOSSAR general Margy four-year member of music club three-year member of the language club ushers club likes to oil paint plans to teach accepted at Indiana State Teachers College. DIANA KOVALISH . .. general yearbook staff . . . forensics history club head cheerleader camera club future nurses club language club ... newspaper staff enjoys playing piano and dancing ... plans to become a nurse. May th teachings never die 35 ROBERT .IOYNER ,., vocational agriculture ,.. Skip ... four-year member of the F. F. A. ... mixed chorus . , . football freshman year ,. . enioys fishing, hunting, and dancing Skip's future plans are to enter trade school. NANCY KEIM academic ... hobbies are golf and bowling member of student council sophomore year . . . yearbook staff forensics ... mixed chorus ... newspaper staff ,.. future nurses club plans to become a nurse after gradua- JANET KELLERMAN secretarial yearbook staff Tri- Hi-Y ... librarian ... ushers club ... business leaders club ... chapel choir likes to dance and go to the rink would like to become a receptionist. JOYCE KELLERMAN clerical yearbook staff Tri-Hi-Y ...librarian ... ushers club , .. business leaders club ... en- ioys listening to the radio and going to the rink . .. would like office work after graduation. Janet Kellerman Andrew Kelly Ruth Kinnan is Joyce Kellerman Jane Keough Betty Kondrich ww F-0' c., E? DONALD KOWATCH general . .. Ace can usually be seen with Alvin has a special taste for pizza Ace en- loys all sports has an eye for the girls will join the EVA KOZENKO clerical Cookie enioys dancing and collecting the latest records ... yearbook staff member . .. business leaders club plans after graduation are to attend business school or work in an office. ALBERT KRINOCK . clerical girls occupy most of Bub- bles spare time occasionally finds time for sports .. . his- tory club monogram club football and basketball man- ager wlll attend printers school after he is graduated. WILLIAM KRINOCK . general . .. Bill ... member of toot- ball team for four years .. . favorite subject is P.O.D. . . . en- joys all sports likes to go hunting and fishing Bill plans to enter college. William Krinock Joan Kuchta Thomas Latimer RICHARD KUBA clerical Kub member of history club for three years qulet and well liked hobbies In clude cars, racing and listening to the radio plans to fur ther his education JOAN KUCHTA language club club future and dancing . tion. ness leaders club Trl Ht Y math club member ushers club a golf enthusiast Judy will be satisfied as a THOMAS LATIMER general Tom sophomore class president mixed chorus member of football squad freshman and sophomore years modern music masters delights in working on his 57 Dodge will work on s JUDY KHUNS hostess. tather's farm. SARA LAUFFER secretarial Sally quiet and liked by all ... member of ushers club business leaders club enioys reading and dancing plans include securing a sec retarial position after graduation PATRICIA LAUGHLIN general likes to dance and to go horseback riding history club language club ushers club chapel choir a member of future nurses club plans to enter business school We will always be 36 ,- Xl L.-' - so ' , fi 5 3.5.4. ilk j X . . 3 , N ,VI fs il Jil 2. Sara Lauffer Patricia Laughlin Mary Lechmcm Jacob Leighty MARY LECHMAN clerical Mama yearbook staff ... Tri-Hi-Y ... librarian business leaders .,, make-up committee year christmas play freshman year attend business school. JACOB LEIGHTY general Jake tinds working on hot rods and going able hopes to Martha Liebegott Kathryn Mcberry I' H' lf-3 All wear the air force blue. Dale Light Rose Mary Madatic '.g-,'f my 'L' gl 49 6 to ... ushers club ... freshman year . ,. for operetta junior would like to very likable lad hunting most enjoy- SENIURS MARTHA LIEBEGOTT general member of yearbook staff librarian newspaper staff future nurses club history club enjoys swimming and minature golf plans to go to nursing school. DALE LIGHT Dale Dark academic four-year band me 'nber mixed chorus and chapel choir stamp collect- in is one of DaIe's many hobbies senior class play ,. 3 psstgzaduation plans include college. KATHERINE LOUGHNER Kathy hobbies are listening to popular tunes cnd keeping a scrapbook of actors and actresses her plans after school are to work in an office or perhaps to marry. KATHRYN MABERRY . .. general ... Kath . . . chapel choir ... mixed chorus yearbook staff newspaper staff fu- ture nurses club . .. active member of forensic club . .. enjoys horseback riding desires to become o medical missionary after graduation. ROSEMARY MADATIC secretarial , . . Rose . .. yearbook staff ... ushers club . .. business leaders club ... mixed chorus enjoys watching bandstand and listening to the radio future plans include being a secretary or joining the armed forces. CHARLOTTE MARCINIK secretarial Shirley year- book staff forensics newspaper staff modern music masters camera club ... history club likes working with flowers and driving . . . would like to goto a floral school. REGIS MARGEY clerical Rege . .. quiet and reserved friend to all member of the history club . .. favorite hobby is working on cars future plans include joining the air force. MURIEL MARKLE general forensics Tri-Hi-Y language club chapel choir mixed chorus band member modern music masters F. l'.A. music club representative her hobby is sewing Muriel plans to -:nter otterbein college. Katherine Loughner I Agnes Alfelcla, Nancy Burd, and Martha Beaumari Regis Margey age take advantage of the spring weather. 'ia .ans M, If K? auf'- 17 Wrkr rf 5 1? -we-19 1 45 -.1 5 '23- Senicr librarians Mary Sobota, Linda Stough, and Muriel Markle Shirley Marcinik Mary Vitale present a pretty pose. Edward Matesic Richard Matteo Mary Jo Mazzoni Leonard McChesney EDWARD MATESIC general Ed always has a smile GLENN McGUlRE general member of the camera club and pleasant word for everyone . ,. tour-year forensic member two years with the projectionists played football modern music rr-asters member of mixed chorus enjoys working with cars and cameras intends to wear junior class play postgraduation plans include art school. the air force blue after graduation. RICHARD MATTEO general Dick student council FAY MCKINNEY general Kitten quiet hobbies sophomore year class treasurer sophomore year . ,. mono- are Sammy and riding around in their car plans to get a gram club track freshmen year football four years job upon graduation and later to get married, basketball three years Dick plans to enter college after graduation. MARY MAZZONI . ,. clerical Jo music club busi- ness education leaders ...typing class is her favorite . . . enjoys going to the rink Jo aspires to become a model or a secretary after graduation. LEONARD McCHESNEY academic Lenny student council chapel choir mixed chorus modern music masters projectionist novice manager of forensic club junior class play senior class play operetta 'future plans include college. EDJTH McCRACKEN general Edye a member of forensics in freshman year Tri-Hi-Y her sophomore year ushers club her junior year plans to go to a beauticion school after graduation. JUNE McCURDY , . . secretarial . .. Junie yearbook stat? secretary of forensics national honor society . .. chapel choir and mixed chorus modern music masters major- ette co-editor of the newspaper sights set for college, SANDRA McCURDY academic Kay . .. two-year mem. ber of the history club newspaper staff Kay enjoys swimming and dancing plans to enter nurses training at latrobe hospital. PRISCILLA McDEVlTT . . , clerical Pam .,. librarian junior year . .. ushers club business leaders .. Tri-Hi-Y sopho- more year . ,, operetta freshman year .., music club . .. n-ixed chorus freshman year plans to attend business school after graduation, SE IDRS Edith McCracken Scndra McCurdy ' .. Q June McCurdy Priscilla McDevitt LS Closely bound to thee DENNIS MELOY academic Menace likes to hunt and listen to popular music member of proiectionists science club vice-president junior year plans after gradua- tion include college or the army. LOLA MERLIN . .. general . .. four-year member of music club . .. secretary-treasurer of camera club for two years . . . foren- sics history club language club ushers club plans to attend a beoutician school. SANDRA MITCHELL . . . academic .. . Sandy . . . history club newspaper staff music club two-year member of future teachers of America . .. language club . .. forensics ... Tri-Hi-Y Sandy's plans include Indiana State Teachers College. JAMES MOCK academic Jim a member of the language club .., history club ... a whiz in physics in- terests include electronics the navy will figure in Jim's plans for the future. BARRY MOORE ... academic .. . Hedge ... history club ... two-year member of the language club and mixed chorus hobbies include hunting and fishing . . , Hedge plans to join the navy after graduation. ROBERT MOORE . . . general . . . Nutsey . . . four-year foot- Glenn McGuire Faye McKinney ball player . . . member of track team sophomore, iunior, and . . senior years enioys hunting, fishing, and working on cars Denms Malay Lola Merlm . .. plans for the future are joining the armed forces. Sqndrq Mitchell James Mock Barry Moore Robert Moore Betty Martimore Phyllis Nace BETTY MORTIMORE . . . general . . . Elizzy . . . future nurses club modern music masters four-year band member mixed chorus chapel choir language club N.F.L. member . . . will go into nurses training and then on to college. PHYLLIS NACE clerical Phyl yearbook staff forensics ushers club business leaders club camera club enioys going to the rink and listening to the radio . .. would like to secure an office iob in California. CHARLES NEVINS . .. general Chuck forensics .,. language club mixed chorus basketball track music club representative favorite hobbies are swimming and hunting . . . plans to ioin the army after graduation. 4 THOMAS OPATKA general Tom finds spending his time with the gang most enioyable derives much pleasure from driving ... card shark ... Tom has no definite plans for the future. Charles Nevins Walter Osinkoski Mary Ann Papson JOHN PAVIJK . .. general Nute . . . hails from the me- tropolis of Peanut sophomore class secretary likes to hunt and drag his '56 Ford . . , well liked by all future plans include entrance in trade school. MARGARET PENROSE secretarial Peggy member of yearbook staff iunior and senior years Tri-Hi-Y ush- ers club business leaders club mixed chorus three- year band member future plans include beautician school. MYRA PIPER secretarial ushers club business lead- ers . ,. two-year member of yearbook staff enioys reading and dancing plans to further her knowledge of business and to secure a secretarial position. JANET PLESSINGER secretarial Jan two-year member of business leaders ushers club yearbook staff . .. quiet manner Jan forsees a career in secretarial work. Through th joys and tears WALTER OSlNKOSKl academic Buck played football freshman, sophomore, and iunior years . ,. basketball freshman year quiet and well liked main interest is sports resident of Cooperstown Buck may attend college after graduation. MARY ANN PALKO general yearbook staff mixed chorus newspaper staff member of the language club chapel choir two-year member of the future nurses club ,.. plans to become a nurse. MARY ANN PAPSON general yearbook staff for- ensics language club chapel choir mixed chorus . .. modern music masters .. . newspaper staff . . . camera club senior class vice-president Mary Ann hopes to study art at lncliana State Teachers College. ROBERT PATTY general Bob active member ot the proiectionist club in junior and senior years friendly to all Bob likes tinkering with motor boats plans after graduation include mechanics and truck driving. CHARLES PATZ general Chuck played high school football sophomore and iunior years member of French club, math club, and history club . . . hobbies are hunt- ing, fishing, and swimming future plans are to enter the service. Thomas Opatka GEORGE PAVLIK academic Geep Veep a good A P Ik man on the basketball court language club always my nn 0 0 smiling and happy his friends include everyone abhors Robert Patty homework . . . plans for the future are undecided as yet. Charles Patz George Pavlik John Pavlik Margaret Penrose 40 , . V -rr. i ., 5 + 5 K. ' x R ' Myra Piper Darryl Pry JOAN POWERS -37' 5' 4? T r f , I Janet Plessinger Terry Ramsden secretarial Joanie .. Joan Powers Albert Krinock looks disinterested as Andy Kelly and Donna Deglau study world affairs, Catherine Reed four year cheerleader two-year member of the business education leaders member of the monogram club Joanie aspires to become a secretary. DARRYL PRY clerical can usually be seen working on hot rods and old autos carefree and hungry at all times Darryl enjoys reading any good book future is unde- cided. George Reott Cassandra Rhodes Z' Leroy Reynolds Kenneth Rhodes ,.,, ,.s, , My , , +.rf,,v,1wff N rms 11 Q 1 -1, V I f- 6 'Y-r TERRY RAMSDEN .. . general .., Bones ... can be seen sporting around bairdstown in his white desoto ... finds hunting very enjoyable plans to enter some branch of the service after graduation. CATHERINE REED general .. . Kathy history club ushers club , .. chapel choir camera club quiet student always seen with Lola and Peggy Kathy plans to be N1 beautician after -graduation. GEORGE REOTT general his interests include hunting, automobile work, and shop work ,. , finds spaghetti tempting plans to take a training course in automobiles and join uncle sam after graduation. LEROY REYNOLDS general Lee language club .. . history club .. . participated in track freshman and sopho- more years avid sports fan enjoys popular music ,. Lee plans to enter into the army after graduation, CASSANDRA RHODES general Cassy forensics Tri-Hi-Y history club . . . language club band mem- ber future nurses club .. . yearbook staff senior year always fun to be with . ,. Cassy plans to enter college. KENNETH RHODES vocational ag Dusty student council future farmers of america history club chapel choir mixed chorus math club Dusty plans to enter penn state and major in agricultural engineering. EDRA MAE RICE secretarial Siss twofyear mem- ber of yearbook staff senior typist for newspaper staff two-year member of business leaders club .. ushers club hopes to obtain an office position. NANCY RICHARDS clerical .. ber of the business leaders club buy a car threevyear member to secure 2 job after graduation. Al Nan two-year mem- ushers club hopes to of the music club hopes SENIURS GERALD RICHARDSON . .. general Jerry , . . chapel choir language club .. . four-year member of the mixed chorus favorite pastime includes hunting and hitchhiking Jerry plans to ioin the service after graduation. MARCUS RIDDELL academic Brain four-year band and forensic member president of modern music masters F. T. A. mixed chorus . .. chapel choir hobbies in- clude dramatics and listening to his hi-fi . . . accepted by adrain college. CONCETTA RIZZUTO . .. academic Connie yearbook staff math club vice-president cf future nurses club secretary treasurer of language club Connie's plan for the future is becoming a nurse. Q.. RUSSELL RODDY . . . vocational ag . .. four-year member of the F.F.A. Peanuts finds hunting and camping to his liking also enioys skating and swimming plans after graduation include the air force. WILLIAM ROOF general Bill quiet, reserved, and liked by all driving and carpentry work rate high on his . list of favorite pastimes , . . Bill plans to join the army after Edm Moe Rme graduation. Gerald Richardson THERESA ROSKO secretarial Dolly three-year member of yearbook staff ushers club business leaders camera club enjoys listening to music of Ray Coniff Dolly will become a beautician after graduation, RALPH SAGAN . .. academic . .. guy with many talents ... operettas and class plays . ., outstanding forensic performer ... modern music masters ... band ... mixed chorus ... THOMAS SAUERS general .. senior year favorite subiect is likes to go hunting and fishing .. chapel choir . .. F.T.A, hopes to enter college and major in biology, the army after graduation. Nancy Richards Marcus Riddell Tom camera club P. O. D. . ., sports fan . .. Tom plans to enter into NOREEN SAXMAN ... general ... student council . .. forensics WILLIAM SARVER ... general ... Saw . .. on track team for two years . .. language club member enioys the sport of baseball played football plans after graduation are undecided. Our reel boys, Leonard McChesney, John lscrupe, a nd Glenn McGuire. come a music teacherr Connie Rizzuto Russell Roddy Theresa Rosko Ralph Sagan -... x if 0101, I . 41- . .. Tri4Hi4Y ... history club ... language club . .. chapel choir mixed chorus faithful band member modern music masters music club representative she will be- William Roof William Farver C' is -W Thomas Sauers Noreen Saxman Ronald Scaltardi John Sesak EDWARD SHORT home room senior quiet and 'Friendly after graduation. ELAINE SHOUP . ... yearbook staff ... three-year N. F. L. member ... mixed chorus ... music club representative ... language club ... three-year band member .. . plans after graduation are to attend college. VICTOR SINEMUS general Vic . . . member of the freshmen football, track, and basketball teams .. . history club math club language club Vic hopes to be wear- ing the air force blue soon. MICHAEL SKWARA academic Squirrel two-year member of the history club ... wonderful sense of humor ... favorite hobby is working on radios plans to ioin the navy and become an electrical engineer. JANE SMAY secretarial Janie president of na- tional honor society . .. co-editor of yearbook . . . secretary of modern music masters four-year band member mixed chorus ... chapel choir ... student council ... F. T. A. ... newspaper ... college bound. ALVIN SMETAK ... general ... Al ... a member of the his- tory club ... Al is an ardent spectator at all of Derry's sport- ing events ... the future is as yet undecided tor this lad. I We will have no fears RONALD SCAFFARDI academic . .. Ron active on yearbook staff junior and senior years participant in track for four years can be seen at danceland . .. likes his Ford JOHN SESAK academic the einstein of Derry high remembers when he almost put himself in orbit with his BN' ioys his dangerous pastime, amateur rocketry college BEVERLY SHEARER secretarial . .. Bev's many interests include dancing, golfing, and swimming . .. true sports enthu- siast yearbook staff business education leaders newspaper staff camera club will attend business JUDITH SHEPLER ... general ... Judy a member of lan- guage club for two years also the ushers club .. , enjoys dancing .. . likes to eat pizza ... her future plans after gradu- Beverly Shearer Edward Short Robert Siko X JI GERARD SMITH general Jeddy yearbook staff ... newspaper staff ... four years' service in basketball, foot- ball, and track ... monogram club ... Jeddy's plans for the future include going to college, participating in sports. MARY SOBOTA clerical Mare member of busi- ness leaders club .. . librarian ... student council member ... 'r VN ushers club hobbies include collecting popular records and 'U V, l s magazines plans to do ottice work after graduation. L, X ,' DAVID SOLOMON ... general ... Dave ,.. history club ... 'ihree-year member of chapel choir and mixed chorus hunt- ing and cars are his special interest Dave's plans after graduation include technical school, EDWARD SPRINGER academic Chic four-year football star monogram club . .. two-year member of the national honor society math club iunior and senior year iunicr class president enioys sports will attend college, Gerard Smith David Solomon Regina Stefanik Mary Sobota Edward Springer Fern Stairs '7' W-dl! HJ' 'Vg an if-av Victor Sinemus Michael Skwara Jane Smay Alvin Smetak FERN STAIRS clerical Mousey usually seen with Ruth, Barbara, and Nancy thinks business law is tops hobbies include cooking and dancing . . . Fern plans to become a beautician or typist after graduation. REGINA STEFANIK ,.. academic ... Reggie ... member of future nurses club four years capable co-editor of news- paper . .. mixed chorus .. , member of senior class play cast enioys reading and her hi-ti future plans include nurs- Ing. LINDA STCUGH . .. general history club hard work- ing librarian , .. language club newspaper staff . .. ush- ers club math club loves to cook Linda's plans for the future consist of business school and marriage. TERRY STUMP ... academic ... Tree . . . student council .. history club two-year member of the language club always seen with Marcia . .. Tree plans to attend the uni- versity of Pittsburgh after graduation. PAUL SVETAHOR . . . academic Savie forensic mem- ber four years . . . language club chapel choir mixed chorus band member .. . modern music masters math club ... F. T. A. Paul hopes to go to college after gradua- tlon. GERALD SYSTER academic Jerry forensic club mixed chorus proiectionist iunior class play senior class play ... hobbies include water skiing and hot rod- ding Jerry plans to ioin the service after graduation. For Derry Area High Eric Tepper Marcia Thomas Robert Thomas 53' Auf SENIURS ROBERT THOMAS general Bob four-year mem- ber of mixed chorus member of chapel choir his senior year avid hunting enthusiast .., likes to drive plans to enter armed forces after graduation. PATRICK TONER academic Pat president of his- tory club vice-president of student council iunior year yearbook staff future teachers club expert swimmer and diver will study teaching at indiana state teachers college. CARMEN TOROCKIO academic Beowulf four' year trombonist mixed choir modern music masters senior class play enioys seventh period english enjoys hunting but still looking forward to his first deer . college or the navy. NEILA TOTH secretarial Nee two-year member of the yearbook staff , . . newspaper staff business leaders national forensic league .. . chapel choir librarian hopes to secure a position in an office. EILEEN TRENNEY academic Leenie two-year member of the student council . . . senior class play ., . vice- president of ushers club in iunior year chapel choir mixed chorus .. . modern music masters future undecided, DOLORES URDZIK ... clerical .. . Dolly ... yearbook staff ,.. business leaders ... band member .., newspaper staff ... mixed chorus ... secretary-treasurer of music club ... G. A. A. sophomore year .. . christmas play freshman year .. Dolly is a future office worker. PATRICIA URDZIK . . . secretarial Tish .. . yearbook staff ushers club .. . business leaders club , . . newspaper staff . .. enioys dancing, reading, eating pizza, and listening to the radio plans to go to business school. THOMAS VALLANA general will always find wood- working very interesting . .. found plane geometry enioyable loves eating walnuts the air force is his next stop after graduation. for our camera, is l r ,f'Y Q hw ' s'.4k tk I 1 Don Kowatch, Al Smetak, and Bill Demoskey pose Seniors ANNETTE VITALE . .. general . . . Andie .. . four-year mem- ber of the forensic club mixed chorus modern music masters language club enjoys dancing plans to enter college in the near future. MARY VITALE ... clerical ... a two-year member of the ushers club two-year librarian yearbook staff likes to golf, swim, and listen to records plans to become an office worker after graduation. SHIRLEY VITALE academic president of Latin club national honor society treasurer . .. secretary-treasurer of math club future teachers yearbook staff newspaper staff librarian Shirley's future is at Indiana state teachers college. RALPH VOLPE . .. clerical . .. Volpie , . . three-year member 1 of mixed chorus chapel choir camera club reading and painting occupy his spare time dislikes include home work plans after graduation include going to business Eileen Trenney Dolores Urdzik school. Patricia Urdzik Thomas Vallana Annette Vitale Mary Vitale Shirley Vitale Ralph Volpe Larry Watkins Lon Whitesell LARRY WATKINS . . . academic . .. Cleo . . . iunior and sen- ior member of the history club favorite hobbies include dancing and going swimming . . . after graduation Cleo will go to help guard our country in the navy. LON WHITESELL general Sonny frequents the corner for submarine sandwiches enjoys sports and tar- get practice with bow and arrow horseback riding Sonny plans to ioin the air force after graduation. JANET WIBLE general member of yearbook staff forensics Tri-Hi-Y ushers club future nurses club ... spare time is spent working in the hospital or drawing . .. plans to enter the field of nursing, CAROL WIGLE . . . general . .. president of the music club . . . iunior and senior class plays . .. treasurer of the modern music masters .. . accompanist for the mixed and chapel choirs . . . Carol forsees college in the future. MARGARET WILSON . . . general . . . Peggie . . . president of the girls athletic association lists school among her pet peeves enthusiastic sports participant and spectator Peggie's future is as yet undecided. FLOYD WILFORD academic science club . .. language club .. . senior member of student council special interests are hunting and fishing a sincere friend Floyd's plans after graduation are not yet decided. 46 , 0- .1 f . ... , ..' ,f so Q K' JM 47 ' if W f- .554 A I W' V x if h V ur' -0 les' '17 .gl 44 sa .quo g reach for knowledge rs mode by Mary Jo Mazzonl and Pam Mc Dlvltt Janet Wrble Carol Wlgle Floyd Wilford Peggy Wrlson Sara Wrlxe Edward Zldack SARA WYKE clerical ushers club business leaders EDWARD ZIDAK general Mole halls from loyal make up committee for operetta business low IS her honna was achve partuclpant In football his sophomore favorite sublect enloys dancing skating and football lunlor and sensor years enloys going swimming with the mes future plans Include on omce 'ob an plans for the future mclude enterrng the service Jose Florlnl and Ed Mateslc are found In their usual lovlal mood UNIURS Q-uv' --Q.,-5 Junlor Class omcers President Joe Paola Vlce Presldent Roger Scarpettl and Secretary Treasurer Cheryl Ma rtln Soon to be Uur Seniors Autographlng yearbooks are Beverly Kuba Dennls Molchan and Duck Auman Beauty brawn and brauns are the three elements composmg thus years Junlor Class They have outstandmg partlclpants In all phases of curricular and extra currlcular actlvl tles What class wouldnt be proud to have magorettes such as Barb Lnebegott and Jane Hlmlc leadung the band Acceptung the pralses of cheerleaders Carol Caputo Elame Mofta and Emma Kay Kerr are theur pngskun heroes Muck Watson Bob Kerr and Denny Molchan Brmgung honor from the hardwood were Don Watkins Joe Belllssumo and Joe Arch In the Forensnc Department Bob Wul burn Mary Ann Smrth and Harry Moore re cenved well deserved awards Richard Au man held a leadung role nn the operetta Har mony Hall Wuth thus representatlon only success can come to thus class as Sensors 'K lk KA r 'ix X , - Q' , .XG 1 I s l 3 ' 1 ' , 1 ' - ' , 1 - , , , , , , . . , . ' I , I I I 1 1 I I I VX - ' N . ,t ,f . ' I I l . . - - ll -. I ' ,, . . . , , , I 48 Two junior athletes, Bill Simanovich and Bob Kerr, await Coach Bucci's signal to enter the game. HOME ROOM I Row 1: L. Perna, C. Johns, S. Kozemchak, A. Conner, P. Shumaker, S. Radckovich, J. Himic, B. Smith, J. Maffe, N. Kelly, M. Roof. Row 2: C. Barnhart, M. M. Macy, L. Yenerall, J. Mikesell, D. Nicholson, N. Primozich, C. Myers, S. Kovach, R. Leary, R. Voytek, J. Clopp, D. Bridge, Miss Yeafol. Row 3: K. McCreary, D. Watkins, C. Stump, J. Piantine, R. Jones, J. Sherbaugh, G. Rime, C Zedick, L. Pallottini, R Campbell, J. Leaf, T. Wal- kinshaw, S. Andrews. HOME ROOM 2 Row 1: M. Dibert, J. Mania M. A. Smith, E. K. Kerr, R McKee, K. Klym, M. E. An dre, J. Sheffler, C. Reed, C Moritz, L. Cursan. Row2 Mr. Struble, J. Wilforth, L Barrel, G. Shean, P. Fumea R. Bick, W. Fagan, T. Pla chic, J. Tarr, M. Pelts, L Bopp, R. A. Himler. Row3 D. Pynos, J. Snyder, G. Spell man, J. Gray, W. Ehman, T, Allison, J. George, M. White, J. Woitlmo, J. Kelly, R. Star ry, J. Gefa. 49 Active in All Phases of School Life HOME ROOM 7 Rowlz J. Stiffler, M. Will forth, G. Orazio, J. Masai mino, M. A. Rich, D. Konzl rich, M. Carpenfer, H. Wil kinson, B. Ankney, R. Burk hart, D. Shaw. Row 2: Mr Wingard, J. Reliclc, P. Flem ing, E. Lloyd, D, McCreery H. Gilligan, C, Stephens, B Clawson, F. Whitesell, J Furey, L. Krinock, J. Mc Creery, N. Phillippi. Row3 T. Kirkland, H. Moore, J Keys, T. Cunningham, R Dorazio, C. Jellison, G. Lew is, T. Waldron, D. Mulligan T. Shafron, R. Plessinger, R Blasco, J. Shaffor. HOME ROOM 8 Row 'lz C. Leary, C. Hunter N. Souclers, B. Wilson, B Krinoclr, E. G. Piper, J. Elder K. Gaskill, L. Dando, K. Pry J. Decker. Row 2: Mrs. Mil ler, J. Balolerani, B. Wine land, S. Jakubowski, G Humphrey, J. Marsh, T Scholl, L. Dillon, B. Johns, E Burkley, J. Dibert, M. L. Co pelli. Row3: K. Martin, R Scarpetti, H. Reynolds, L Munshower, T. Hanan, H Dutrow, S. Krawtz, B. Burik R, Patterson, B. Robertson J, Spillar, P. Walters, Row 4 J. Arch, J. Marks, J. Bell, R Johns, H, Locke. Kathy Sopko, Carol Sistek, and Loretto Palumbo Cornparmq notes check the month's activities calendar Connie Tripoli SOPHOMORES Sophomore Class officers Kassne Ko ay Be erly G eshok and Norman Basc ano Affable and ambitious personalities Loss Healy as well escorted by two sophomore gentlemen Thus Sophomore Class entered the doors of Derry Hugh School confidently They showed their ambltuon by the eagerness wlth whuch they partook In actlvltues Kassne Koway Bev erly Greshok Lols Healy and Carol Chapman loaned the malorette squad Members of the lunuor varsity football team were Ron Ullsh ney Nnck Ales: and Ron Stachonl Basketball was also Included un thelr program They had such hoopsters as Norman Basclano Larry Smuth Kenny Bollmger and Don Kowalsky To cheer the team to vuctory were Marcla Rnd dell Pam Dnnco and Karen McHenry In For enslcs Joan Gnlbert and Janlce Young gained recogmtlon Marlon Corey Dan Cnvutarese Kathy Frenchlk and Lana DeBacco marched wuth the Trolan band Thus class as sure to brung honor and glory to the halls of our school ,WPA K . W f Q - ' 3 ,, lt W X ff' 5 . ,, At,t 5 ,W is X 3? ..c...,..,,,., 0' ' 1' : ' w , v r , l . I i I i , l , - 1 1 1 1 - l l I ' I 1 - ' I - 1 1 I 52 1 X' ,..f -Q, Our sophomores learn lhe proper use of the card Idle conversation is exchanged by Kenny Ressler caialog. Paul Krinock, and Don Himic, HOME ROOM I 2 Row l: L. Doherty, P. Dinco, M. Corey, P. Vadas, N. Nace, K. Rhodes, K. McHenA ry, J. Fulvio, M. Pafrick, D. Richardson, K. Corle. Row 2: Mr. Weber, J. Tarn, L, Alls- house, N. Basciano, D. Shorf, R. Taylor, W. Yacobucci, K. Frenchik, C. Weaver, J. Brant, M. Riddell. Row 3: B. Irwin, R. Ulishney, R. Smith, E. Filiclio, G. Delfling, D. Shrum. HOME ROOM I3 Rowl: S. Quinn, S. Bafes P. Ko'-och, L. DeBa:co, C Chapman, P. Skonder, J Baughman, S. Thomas, J Vallano, J. Sfevenson, K Smefalr. Row2: Mr. Urch E. Volpe, T. Sfeger, S. Wis neslci, A. Roger, W. Pefrosliy L. Smith, T. Reed, G. Mekic, R. Showers. Row 3: B. Kin nan, E. While, D. Himic Preparing to progress as Juniors HOME ROOM 17 Row 1: C. Frable, M. Deeme er, J. Werner, J. Kukol, J Young, M. Heifzenrafer, J Ferrenberg, J. Connor, M, A Hrebik, J. Salsgiver, L. Flack Row 2: Miss Sfathis, J. Barn- hart, A. Rebrick, R. Yafchak J. Arch, B. Baum, D, Krinock S. Hudson, H. Johnson, I Kahl, C. Davis, A. Decker Row 3: A. Heitzenrafer, A Haake, J. Gamble, M. Unfer- dorfer, J. Bernal, J. Flickin- ger, J. Comella, D. Davis, R Nicholson, T. McClelland, J Lipinski, J. De1tIing. Row4 L. Jomes, R. Zemba, W. Mar co, R. Sfa:honi, G. Knott, P Robinson, J. Laufler. HOME ROOM I8 Row l: D. Ginsbigler, L Healy, M. Dando, C. Hall, C Hull, B. J. Crawford, R. Ko watch, N. Smeiak, B. J. Fen nell, M. Pialosky, R. Hanan Row 2: Mr. Capuio, R. Fa tara, T. Heifzenrater, M Franchock, J. Hill, H. Hill, F Boyer, M. Boring, E. Diberf J. Craig, K. Koway, B. Gre shock. Row3: D. Kowalsky K. Powers, R. Crusan, J Margey, C. Shoemaker, B love, W. Nicol, E. Sfefanik E. Krinock, R. Asbee, M Kraynak, P. Williams. Today 5 students tomorrow 5 leaders Eugene Filicko awaits his furn as Pai Vadas com Ron Ullshney enloys as Nick Ales: awaits the pause pleges he, cull, tha? refreshes FRESHM Freshmen Class Officers: Joy Mimna, Kathy Joe, John Tepper. Beginners With A Bright Future A group of Musical Freshmen surround Rick Humphreys the piano. -....... Our beginners with a bright future began the year at Building B in the usual perplexed manner. But with the passing of events-foot ball games, dances, exhibits, and banquets- our verdant freshmen are now ready to begin their sophomore year with interest and enthu- siasm. This year the freshmen class was led by Joy Mimna, Kathy Joe, and John Tepper. Diane Johns and Darlene Owens will join our rank of maiorettes next year. Outstanding in freshmen basketball was Stanley Falenski. Also on the basketball court were Tom Otto, Terry Burd, Butch Cantor, and Bill Small. With this group of strong leaders and diligent workers, this class is certain to succeed as sophomores. ROOM 2 Row l: D. Slezak, J. Mock, E. Vesco, J. Mimna, D. Owens, L. Patti, M. Kozenko, R. Blanch, M. Petrosky, J. Ecker, L. Noss. Row 2: W. ShaHron, J. Balega, G. Hud- son, K. Gaskill, H. Rusher, T. Freeman, D. Elliott, S. Mazu- rek, C. Johnston, R. Patro, J. Ellenberg. Row 3: E. Bi- zich, R. Srewart, D. McDon- ald, J. Kozamchok, F. Ruby, R. Barnhart, J. Kavach, E. Williams, J. Robb, B. Novel' Io, E. Kanfor, D. Bridge. ROOM 3 Row l: C. Wible, E. Koval- ish, P. Kuchlo, L. Johnson, H. Bowers, D. Dunmore, R Bafvaglia, M. Fillmore, F Auker, J. Jollis, D. Ziruolo J. Pryce. Row 2: B. Alexani der, B. Gozlick, G. Ferguson R. Brudowsky, S. Woifko, F Woitko, S. Unferclorfer, L. Pyrock, M. Stile, J. Mazola B. Treager, J. Davis, Mr Stemmler. Row 3: D. Polin sky, D. Beck, K. Piper, J Newherver, L. Tepper, G. Teneravich, J. Elder, S. Man r-ing, R. Johnson, R. Ferren berg, R. Sisfek Starry-eyed and discontent at first ROOM I Rowl: J. Perino, M. Mous D. Shean, D. Williams, J Powers, M. E. Perla, B. Poor- man, E. Gamble, D. Rams den, P. Orvosh, D. Foster, D Rising. Row 2: J. Powers A. Mazzoni, M. Anderson, C Williams, V. Malnofski, C Neal, S. Rachocki, K. Har ris, J. Shubuck, J. Soufl, H Kubistek, M. Kozinko, E McKelvey. Row 3: L. Pefros ky, W. Glasser, P. Fabian, C Schall, J. Hill, V. Halleck, C Gray, B. Shorl, D. Reid, J Lewis, L. Sinemus. 'W N. 1 iwfi fi-Q? ff ' N . ' 'f . 22-wg A k 3 '21 .J rf' CANDIDS Queen Sadie, Marcia Thomas, and her escort, Terry Stump. Frenchik completes the tackle to stop another ftrst down. '13 :- , 3,1511 ,g fn. . , 'WA , ,L . gg., 1 Se i., r ' . ,,, 4S 1i W1 5 s2 i'Y if 2 + Y ' ' - A , L JL . f 'sg F -ft ' Those two points really make u difference! FTA members preview the posters for American Education Week. Mg' E ,gJ':rff .,,sfg4 -'gifi -r we T 31' fyrilibf, 1wg3'ggJ tt, sf' xr LX44 ,et .2 W ft! ,ps-wf T 3? as 4 2 ,T Hzwf fe we V wi' ' 'wwf' - ,e n 'xfjl 3 , I q,7,,45,13, I - imiir timvfy rff'3x. 51 ag M pf- Ziggy' wg gg, Y. 4' + ff?5LH,,f.3gE:Q'1,,2fn get-53 wig? ffhfpig +R: tiara.. aw, I 3, ., ,i,i 4S 9, K My ' or A M: W f fe 1,2 ff Mfr 4 it Q 2 vi ess: fer 'sewn' Mimssseff' it 1 1 , 9? Z 1 gh. T S. we Trl H ifY offkcrs, June? Decker, Lindo Bopp, cmd Sophomore dass oFUcms und uriviSOv, M' Com June Himic conducf ir'1ific1Tion services lciy ou! pkms for fhe Sclvool yecn The Nitin! pkxy in The S9 VincPn0'Derry game' A Thursdcxyfvwighf prc1:TiCQ seuiorw gms 'iw boys ln shops for Frldcxy s gamu- IYW 'Q A' . Q ' V, y 'f , f, f ff ' A 4 :Y M1 f ' 1 ' 4- 7. 5 1' Q, 52 ' ' , 3 H5 ra 1 z f x l in ,922 ' fs ,532 KJ? 4, an ,f 'JIWQA H ' 5, 1- . ,, X -qhp., ,Q r WK, wng,,, K if fa ...M 7 , Wa.. ,if aff 2 f , 1 3 J gi ,s 1 2 n- ' f V? .+ ,. : fr A , V : fn 4-' , ff 'flag .' I V ? .if ,, ,, 1 ' sw 2 .22 1 2 i ., f, affix 1 A 5 , L 4': - -' f '21 I X Us s My 15 Q 7 f ,s . 4. ' ,f .5 I , 1 N 1 .. 3 av 3: .xji 5,2 ' S as 5-. hun.,-g - 1 .CN-ns m,, ,-N B! x K x The boys' sextef rehearse to ihe czcompcmimenf of Carol Wigle. Qs 4 f 'I X wwf, Mr. Colubrese ond his 'top brass pause from yearbook duties. Dicmo Kovclish ond Dick Mufieo. 63 if ,1 Mr. Calabrese+Faculty Editorial Advisor Mr. Fiorina-Faculty Business Manager The staff of the '60 DERRIAN takes a great deal of pride in presenting this book to you. We sincerely hope that it will serve as an album of treasured memories for the year 1960. The DERRlAN'S composition represents the earnest endeavors of its staFf, under the expert advisorship of Mr. Calabrese. Throughout the entire school year, tireless eliforts were put forth to produce for you a fine yearbook. Working closely with Mr. Calabrese, the co-editors, Carol Duda and Jane Smay, accomplished the planning and editing of the book. Final compositions were turned over to typists, Nancy Hall, Marie Androstic, Trina Angeline, and Donna Dillon. Ron Scaftardi and Janet Wible con- tributed their artistic talents to the book's contents. To provide for you a cherished and lasting memoir of the year T960-this is our absolute purpose. '60 DERRIAN Jane Smay and Carol Duda-Co-editors Joyce Halgash and Diane Bridge-Student Business Managers A good book is a prized possession Janei Wible, Nancy Keim, Shirley Vitale, Pal Toner, and Mary Ann Palko. Nancy Burd, June McCurdy, Dol Fedack, and Mary Ann Papsan. Gerry Smith, Ron Scalffardi, Judy Bells, and Agnes Alfelda. Morne Anclrasfic, Trina Angeline,Jc1ne1 Plessinger, Rose Mary Madalic, Nancy Hall, and Donna Dillon, ly Rosko, Mary Jane Keough, Donna Polosky, Barbara Liebegotf, Cheryl Marlin, and Ron Giannini. fam- f1'5y W W -+ Y' National Honor Society Oflicers: Shirley Janet Ankney, c1ndJC1ne Smoy. Vitale, Connie Himler, James Hook and Shirley Vitale 'Q 3 Monogram Club Officers: Tom Fulcomer, Diana Kovalish, and Ed Springer. UNUGRAM Q Tom Fulcomer Ed Springer President Vice-President Dione Kovalish Secretory-Treasurer Row l: C. Frenchik, J. Smith R. Scarpetti, B. DelCostello D. Kovalish, J. Powers, D Filicko, T. Fulcomer. Row2 G. Pavlik, J. Arch, J. Baum F. Fsdea, M. watson, J. Bell lissimo, D. Mulligun, A. Kri' nock. Row 3: D. Molchan, J Bell, R. Moore, T. Doherty. 66 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row I: C. Himler, J. McCur dy, J. Smay, S. Vitale, C Gasdek. Row 2: Mrs. Kisf, J Ankney, D. Bridge, J. Hook C. Duda, R. Stefanilr Good Leaders--The Keynote of our Democracy NATIONAL H0 UR SUCIETY MATH CLUB OFFICERS OFFICERS Jane Smay President Edward Springer President Connie Himler Vice-President James Hook Vice-Presideni Janet Ankney Secretary Shirley Vitale Secretary-Treasurer Shirley Vitale Treasurer MATH CLUB Rowlz R. Taylor, M. Goz- dick, C. Rizzutto, P, DiMinno, R. Stefanik, M. Dibert, D. Poloslry, S. Vitale, W. Yako- bucci. Row 2: Miss Love, V. Sinemus, R. Pall, J. Ban- ocy, F. Fidei, J. Hook, G. Love, J. Hook, K. Rhodes, W, Irwin. 67 owl: B. Bell, C, Balega, M A E Trenney, B. Krinock, J. Elder, K McHenry, B. Ankney. Row 2 Mr. Struble, F. Wilford, J. assimino, C. Tripoli, N. Mireles, O. Nicholson, D. Krinock, K. Kepple, C. Him- er Row3: R. Wilburn, R. Springer, R. Fatora, R. Wat- son T. Stump, T. Fulcomer, l. McChesney, J. Hook, C. Stump. STUDENT COUNCIL ndrostic, T. Beck, . STUDE T COUNCIL Uur Leaders Are Good Citizens The student council, our representative body, is capably advised by Mr. Struble. Their election results were: President, Tom Fulcomer, Vice- President, Mick Watson, Secretary, Nancy Mir- eles, Treasurer, Connie Tripoli, and Assistant- Treasurer, Karen McHenry. Among their many duties, they represent us by debating problems which arise from students' inquiries. The Hi-Fi provided the music for their noon-time dances. The refreshment stand also added to their funds. Tropical Paradise, the semi-formal, was spon- sored by this active group. It proved to be a fi- nancial as well as social success. In April a large delegation of student council members attended the Spring Regional Conven- tion held in Connellsville. Our foreign exchange student, Paula Levrio, also attended this meeting as she was made an honorary member of the council. The annual Spring Clean-Up Campaign was sponsored by this organization. The organ fund for the new building is gradually approach- ing its goal. Proceeds from the magazine cam- paign went toward the purchase of new flags for the school. An able governing body, our Student Coun- cil has made many worthwhile contributions to the school. Karen McHenry OFFICERS Tom Fulcomer President Mickey Watson Vice-President Nancy Mireles Secretary Connie Tripoli Treasurer Assistant Treasurer BUSINESS EDUCATION LEADERS d N T th D S h ll R Flack C Hamerski D Angus S Wyke Row2: J. Rowlz G. Orozio, J. Smay, C. Gasdek, R. Hen erson, . o , . c a , . , . , . , . . Halgoslx, J. Plessinger, T. Angeline, M. Viicle, D. Urdzik, E. Bosco, M. Soboia, E. Joe, J. Henderson, J. McCreery, S. LauHer, D. Deglau. Row 3: M, Androstic, D. Bridge, L. Palumbo, M. Macey, C. Johnson, L. Cruscxn, J. Ankney, C. Bolega, E. Kozenlro, S. Jackman, M. Piper, S. Bundy. Row 4: C. Himler, N. Hall, R. Mazlatic, D. Chappell, N. Mireles, E. Kerr, R. McKee, K. Sislek, C. BUSINESS LEADERS Trina Angeline President Marie Androsiic Vice'Presiden1 Janet Ankney Secretory Nancy Hall Treasurer Business Leaders Omcers: Trina Angeline, Nancy Hall Androsfic, and Janet Ankney. BUSINESS EDUCATION LEADERS Row I: J. Shefller, B. Liebegolt E. MoHa, P. Shoemaker, D McClelland, C. Moriz, B, Bridge, O. Hamill, N. Richards, J. Pow ers. Row2: K. Mlinarchilc, B Kuba, K. Loughner, B. Karp, N. Kelly, B. Ressler, M. Wilforlh, J. Kellerman, P. Nace, M. Lech! man, M. Roof, F. Ankney. Row 3: P. Paltz, M. Srnllh, E. Rice, J. Kuhns, M. DeMal1o, C. Klym, 5 Kozemchalc, M. Mazzoni, P McDeviH, J. Kellerman, B Shearer, P. Urdzik. Row 4: D Nicholson, T. Roslxo, D. Dillon L Dillon, E. Sveworr, P. Penrose L Bernas. Progressive and eager minds LANGUAGE CLUB Row I: D. Krinock, B. Smith, B. Krinock, S. Rcdokovich, D. Malloy, B. Chisholm, C. Lune, J. Hill, J. A. Arch, Row 2: Mr, Cuputo, L. Allshouse, H. Hill, J. Keys, W. Cczmpl bell, R. Showers, H. Gilli- gun, K. Frenchik, C. Born- hort. Row3: J, Vasil, D. Kowclsky, K. McCreory, E. Stefonik, M. Krcynck, H. S'ohl, J. Fiorini. ANGUAGE C U . F. L. CLUB OFFICERS Corol Bcirnhort President Doris Krinoclc Vice-President Claudio Lone Secretory-Treasurer NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE RowI: M. Markle, S. Mor' zinik, S. Alberti, M. A. Smith, E. Gray, J. McCurdy, A. Vi- tcle, A. Alfeldo, B, Liebe- gott, C. Reed. Row 2: Miss Stcthis, C. Sump, R. Gion- nini, J. Keough, E. Mctesic, M. Riddell, T. Doherty, N. Keim, N. Primozich, K. Mo- berry. Row 3: R. Sogcn, T. Lindh, P. Svetchor, H. Moore, B. Wilburn, L. Mc- Chesney. 7l Ron Gicnnini Ccirl Stump June McCurdy Virginia Rising OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer TRI-HI-Y Row 1: J. Decker, H. Wilkenson, M. Hrebik, J. Valana, S. Tho- mas, J. Stevenson, L. Campbell, L, Campbell, C. Corle, L. Stough, J. Salsgiver, D. Richardson. Row 2: Miss Kasperik, N. Smetak, M. Deemer, R. Kowatch, B. J. Fen- nell, M. Heitzenrater, P. Skan- der, J. Baughman, C. Chapman, P. Vadas, N. Nace, D. Lepley, K. Rhodes, K. McHenry. Row 3: C. Weaver, K. Koway, B. Gre- shok, J. Brant, L. Healy, L. Bopp, J. Himic, C. Caputo, C. Hull, M. Riddell, L. Doherty, P. Dinco, M. Ramsey. Row 4: B. Crawford, H. Boring, J. Massimino, B. Baum, M. A. Cribbs, E. Dibert, J. Cresan, l. Kahl, M. Dando. TRI-HI-Y USHERS CLUB UFFICERS OFFICERS Janet Decker Linda Bopp Janice Massimino Jane Himic Barbara Wilson President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Chaplain Janet SheFfler President Margie Roof Vice-President Betty Ressler Secretary-Treasurer Row 'l: H. Wilkinson, E. Stewart M. Rich, J. Malife, B. Ressler, S. Yarchak, L. Crusan, M. Carpen- ter, M, Roof, J. Decker, L. Con- nor, D. Schall, E, Burkhart. Row 2: J. Furey, M. Smith, J. McCreery, N. Kelly, M. Peltz, M. Demalta, L. Bopp, K. Klym, A. Copelli, M. Willforth, J. Smith, Mrs, Kist. Row 3: J. Massimino, K. Slaninko, N. Primozich, L, Dillon, D. Nicholson, J. Elder, J. Sheffler, J. Stifller, M. Walbaum, L. Ankney. 72 i i Ushers Club officers: Betty Ressler, Margie Roof, and Newspaper Editors: June Mccufdy and Regina Stefanik Janet Shemer. N WSPAPER STAFF Regina Stefanilc June McCurdy Sally Bundy Lee Sheridan Jerry Smith Connie Tripoli Mary Ann Palko Trina Angeline NEWSPAPER STAFF Rowl: N. Burd, D. Urdzik, J. Powers, J. Srnay, K. McCurdy, S. Mitchell, B. Bridge, E. Cline, N. Toth, J, Heacox, S. Vitale. Row 2: Miss Yeafol, R. Stefanik, J. Ankney, S. Bundy, J. McCurdy, T. Angeline, E. Rice, M. Thomas, J. Betts, M. Liebegott, L. Sough, K. Maberry, J. Depree. Row 3: L. Sheridan, D. Poloslly, P. Di- Minno, N. Primozich, C. Lane, S. Alberti, S. Marcinik, C. Micko- lay, D. Bridge, J. Halgash, J. Keough, C. Gasdek, B. Sheare, P. Urdzik. Row 4: C. Stump, B. Wilburn, J. Smith, P. Toner, C. Martin, M. A. Papson, D. Koval- ish, M. A. Pallxo, J. Kuchta, P, Dcmlco, N. Keirrt, B. Kuba, C. Tri- poli, H. Kuba. 73 Co-editor Co-editor Head Typist Photographer Sports Editor Art Editor Artist Business Manager Tri-Hi-Y officers: Jane Hirnic, Barbara Wilson, Janet Decker Linda Bopp, and Janice Massimino, UDER MUS C MODERN MUSIC MASTERS Row I: C. Reed, A. Viiale, J. Rich, N. Saxman, C. Wigle, M, Markle, M. Beaumarioge, D. Poloslly, E. Piper, E Trenny. Row 2: J. Smay, J McCurdy, T. Angeline, J Belts, B. Mortimore, M. A Papson, N. Burd, B. Harvey K. Rhodes, R. Johns, Mrs Markle. Row 3: L. McChes ney, R. Sogcxn, R. Giannini C. Torockio, P. Svefahor, T Larimer, l.. Geary, M. Rid dell, E. Mcnesic. MASTERS SCIENCE CLUB Mark Riddell Richard Auman Jane Smay Carole Wigle Donna Polosky SCIENCE CLUB Rowl: R. Cvreenawall, H. Dinco, A. Smevak, G. Clup, J. O'Hcra, B. Demosky. Row 2: Mr. Urch, D. Kowafch, F Wilford, D. Meloy. President Glenn Culp President VlCe'Pfe5ld9nl Dennis Maloy Vice-President Secrelory Ron Greenawalt Secre1ary'Treasurer F. F. A. Rowl: J. Banocy, C. Jelli son, W. Brewer, W. Nicol G. Lewis, K. Rhodes, J. Shaf ter, A. Roger, J. Laughlin, T, Reed. Row 2: Mr. Camp bell, J. Baum, J. Kirkland, S Gerhard, R. Joyner, W. Mar- co, E. Dibert, J. Banocy, A Debnar, R. Roddy. F. Clark Jellison Russell Roddy Tony Debnar James Gillis James Banocy John Banocy Kenneth Rhodes Learning through group effort F. A. OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Sentinel Chaplain Under the supervision of Mr. Pilato, the pro- iectionists serve teachers and students in the classroom with their motion picture, film strip, and tape-recorder equipment. A complete De- veloping Laboratory for photographs was in- stalled in serves the classrom teacher and the school news- paper, and serves as a training ground for cam- era enthusiasts. This year the proiection booth in the auditorium was converted into an audio- visual room replete with thirty sets of earphones, which are used by students as a supplement to their classroom learning. this department last year. This lab PROJECTIONISTS Row I: H. Locke, D. Meloy S. Wisneski, W. Irwin, R Ralston, J. Iscrupe, J. Cam ello, T. Gamble. Row 2: Mr Pilato, G. McGuire, R. Patz B. Patty, H. Irwin, J. Syster L. McChesney. 76 ? Rowl: R. Downey, S.Wisneski J Comellc: H Locke K Starry L Merlin K Reed Row2 J Connor G McGuire L Sheridan M. Kovoch, J. Bcmocy. CAMERA CLUB Lee Sheridan President Richard Starry Vice President Lolo Merlin Secretory Treasurer Row 'lz B. Leonard, J. Gillis C. Jellison, L. Slwcxfler, S Georhczrf. Row2: J. Bon ocy, J, Kirkland, R. Roddy G. Lewis. eil .4 HISTORY CLUB HISTORY CLUB Rowl: M. Liebegatt, J. El der, M. Corey, J. Fulvio, M Barnhart, P. Laughlin, S. Bit ner, E. Cline, J, Allison, M Rich, J. Liberoni. Raw 2: M DelCostelIo, C, Terlicki, J Kuchta, M, Palka, P, Dawko T. Beck, B. Mortimor, N. Sax man, J. Mikesell, M. Andre E. Piper, K, McCurdy, L Stough, Row 3: J. Hines, J Fiorini, P. Wilson, S, Mit chell, M. Thomas, D. Kaval ish, M. Fedack, C. Elliot, L Yenerall, S. Pruchal, C Rhodes, Row 4: B, Harvey C. Wigle, E, Shoup, M. With row, J, Mock, C. Patz, T Tepper, J. Frichtel. For social and educational gain HISTURY LUB Our high school historians, under the com- petent sponsorship of Mr. Wingard, have this year undertaken various and interesting pro- jects. Elected as the club's otificers were: President, Pat Toner, Vice-President, Marla Barnhart, and Secretary-Treasurer, Diane Ko- valish. Members worked hand in hand to make their annual sale of Christmas cards a success. Rowl: D. Kawatch, B. De mosky, A. Smetak, L, Rey nolds, R, ScatTardi, P, Toner P. Williams, R. Bell, J. Wal ters, D, Bridge, J. Spillar Row 2: Mr. Wingard, A Gray, D. Johnston, T. Stump R, Kuba, B. Moore, R, Beck B, Wineland, J. Paola, J Toner, R, Baldoneri, D, Wal ters, R. Betts. Row 3: L. Free man, T, Shafron, J. Bates, W. Petrasky, K, McCreery, T. Fulcomer, R, Patterson, L, Munshower, M. Skwara, R. Leary, V. Bergman. Row 4: B. Brant, J. Ferguson, E Volpe, D. Himic, J. Hall, A Baumgardner, B. Gasdek, K. Martin, R. Scarpetti, D, Py nas, J, Fiorini, B. Hawan chak. A noteworthy accomplishment of the His- tory Club was each member's preparation of a written sketch on an historical figure. A fam- ily tree was uprooted to discover the tact that an uncle of one student had served in the Civil War. The activities of the historians will be climaxed with a scheduled trip. FUTURE NURSES CLUB Row I: L, DeBacco, B. Johns, J, Kukol, J. Brant, B. Gaul, B. Chisholm, R. Himler, J. Kuchfa, K. McCurdy, M. Danko, M. A. Palko, M. Fedcuck, S. Bafes. Row 2: S. Dadcucosky, B. Krirfock, K. Leary, C, Hunter, L. Shubuck, C. Merlin, R. Kowafch, P. Dinco, L. Doheriy, B. Greshok, M. Rid- dell, Miss Lenz. Row 3: H. Gilli- gan, E. Dolezal, M. Dibert, C. Rizzufo, R. Sfefanik, J. Johnson, J. King, D. Falbo, S, Yarchak, K. Kepple, D. Kovalish. Row 4: S. Short, K. Elliof, M. Copelli, B. Wilson, E. HuHman, P. Himler, K, Koway, N, Smeicik, M, E. Andre, N. Bord, J. Belts. Future Nurses Club officers: Sandra Yarchak, Nancy Burd, Re- gina Sfefanik, Connie Rizzufo. FUTURE NURSES Regina Sfefanik Nancy Burd Connie Rizzuto Sandra Ycirchak up K ,Qw- President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer G. A. A. Row 'lc J. Decker, J. Ferrenberg, D. Chap- pell, R. Madatic, C. Duda, E. Kozenko, J, Plessinger, J. Halgash, M. Vella, K. Sisiek, L. Palumbo, K. Soplso. Row 2: M. Pelfz, B. Kuba, M. Rich, J. Liberoni, E. Dolezal, H. Kuba, B. Smith, M. Wallbaum, L. Smilh, D. Kondrich, J. MaHe, Mrs. Long. Row 3: E. Rice, J. Rich, J. Fiorini, B. Shearer, E. Trenney, P. Wilson, M. Roof, D. McClelland, H. Wildinson, E. Stewarf, H. Gilligan. Row 4: M. Androsfic, L. Bopp, K. Mayberry, M. Beaumariage, S. Marcinik, J. DePree, S. Alberfi, L. Dillon. 80 fa . 1 ..2.r. . ,fi .A A 5 , 'M V M..- A A M1 49 iii' if , J 59'-'?bS,, -'if' . 44. ? iv' 9 .pig A 4 54 'Q 1 1 L Ll, 21 MIXED CHORUS Row 'l: J. Mania, K. Sistek, J. Johnson M. A. Palko, P. Penrose, D. Bridge, N. Saxman, J, McCurdy, M. A. Papson, R. McKee, J. Smay, D. Polosky. Row 2: Mrs. Markle, C. Hunter, R. Stefanik, C. Sopko, V. Rising, J. Dibert, J- K90U9l'1, J- Fury, 5- BUf1dY, N- SOUCl9fS, l-4 Palumbo, D. Urdzik. Row 3: L. Allshouse, J. Fliclcinger, R. Nicolson, T. McCellend, N, Keim, P. Diminno, B. Kuba, P. Danko, M. Dibert, B. McCurdy, B. Wilson. Row 4: J. Richards, B. Gasdek, J. Kelly, J,Shaffer, J. Paola, R. Sagan, H. Dutrow, J, Willforth, C. Hall, R. Giannini, M. Riddell, E. Matesic. Group harmony through group effort US C CLUB With enthusiastic response, our young musicians unite to form the largest organiza- tion in our school-the Music Club. Perform- ing purely for enjoyment, our songsters and instrumentalists achieve some of the very fin- est programs in the district. The vocal music department's highlight of the year was the presentation of the operetta, Harmony Hall. Carol Wigle, Marcus Rid- dell, Richard Auman, and Ralph Sagan as- sumed leading roles in carrying this event to the heights of genuine success. Also scoring a triumph was the annual Christmas program, featuring the high school mixed chorus. Derry was found to be well represented at both the Westmoreland County and the ln- diana County choruses. Selected to partici- pate in the Western District Chorus were: Carol Wigle, Richard Auman, June McCurdy, and Tom Latimer. Music Club oflicers: Carol Wigle, Dolly Urdzik, and Noreen Saxman. MIXED CHOIR Row I: J. Henderson, E, Shoup, J. Betts, E. Trenney, G. Orazio, T, Angeline, C. Wigle, M. Androstic, R. Madatic, N, Hall, B. Mortimore A, Vitale. Row 2: J. lscrupe, J. Tarn, T. Steger, O, Markle, L. Barrett, R, Volpe, J. Depree, K. Maberry, M. Markle, D. Light, R. Antolik J. Flickinger, N. Burd. Row 3: R. Blasco, R. Springer, L. McChesney, R. Johns, B. Thomas, K. Rhodes, C. Nevins, T. Doherty, P. Robin son, H. Hill, K. Geary. Row 4: R. Joyner, P. Svetahor, J. Bates, K.Starry, K. Powers, B. Wilburn, T. Latimer, J. Syster, R. Kerr, D. Mol chan, A. Gray, J. Banocy. Blending Talents in Song All four of our District Chorus representa- Providing spiritual music for Wednesday tives succeeded in being chosen for Regional morning devotions was the Chapel Choir. Chorus. The spring concert, with its delightful and The distinct honor of selection for National well-executed selections, ended a year of truly Chorus at Atlantic City, New Jersey, was ob- commendable musical accomplishments. tainecl by Carol Wigle and Richard Auman. BUILDING B MUSIC CLUB Row 'l: D. Owens, J. Perino, M L. Bisi, E. Kovalish, J. Mock, M E. Perla, L. Moore, S. Liebegott S. Moore, P. Staufter, L. Alber ty, J. Powers. Row 2: Mrs Markle, T. Shaffer, P, Bowers, R Latimer, K, Gray, B. Gulas, M Kozenko, J. Salimen, J. Mimna D. Johns, D, Rising, Miss Gough nour. Row 3: L. Oliver, R. Hum ohreys, R. Wiley, L, Noss, G Ferguson, J. McWherter, C. Wil liams, L. Patti, H. Bowers, M Skacel, G. Sesak, E. Tunstall, R Wakinshaw. Row 4: E. Vesco, J. Ecker, C. Neal, B. Seabury K. Piper, J. Tu'oki, R. Petro, L Tepper, D. Yates, J. Beatris, T. Burd, E, Kantor, E. Wirdlell. BAND Row lz B. Harvey, N. Burd, B. Mrozinski, C. Rhodes, B. Mortimer, M. Andre, D. Urdzik, D. Light, W. Yacobuccl Row2 Mr Calvo R Markle, C. Wigle, L. Allshouse, M. Markle, T, Angeline, J. Cinibulk, D. Civitorese. Row 3: R. Leary, M. Riddell R Glanlnnl R Syster R. Krinock, J. Gera, T. Llndh, R. Sagan, R. Johns. BAN Whether it be marching pompously to the strains of a Sousa march or inter- preting solemnly the airs of a Beethoven symphony, the band represents an or- ganization of which we are extremely proud. Under the direction of Mr. Calvo, our band has been led to glory on num- erous occasions. Taking part in parades, half-time shows, assemblies, class plays, operettas, and concerts, our talented musicians are constantly active. Allowed to release their school work for several days to par- ticipate in the Westmoreland County Band at St. Vincent College were: Jane Smay, Larry Zimmerman, Muriel Markle, Roy Syster, Edna Grace Piper, Carol Reed, Noreen Saxman, and Judy Mikesell. Western District Band, held at Turtle Creek High School, found Derry repre- sented by Jane Smay and Muriel Markle. The experienced baton of Mr. Calvo directs bandsmen at an elgh h period session. 84 itll! Y1l'll'.' 9 ,gl Q if. .1 4 1 , H ,A lo! A - is C IQ! . , ea-, ,, M, V 2 w iff...-5' A W , 5 :Li 1, f few W r f 1 J 7 ,, ,, f is , ivy -W,,.!?,,..g Vi A Y W ,XD .Zap Ir 'ff 'ii' ' , iii iw I A , 'W fi, , A j- -'i i X I X , A 'Mez h:Wf74.,,,M3sw 5, ,, , QA V L , Jef ii V V 'Z ' ',. , . M , ' . -,,fi' .ser ?f,,,3i?w-' -jg, , Z-afi sfiiigm V , it 'C , ,f h A , 4 is Q.. . w, , vc . , . H V . , ex. , N, W T. if-35-Q ws. .45 f X ' X x X ,X C , iff My ,V A 5 2 W K I. wx, V M. VY, if LW ' V if K I jixglxl if E , XX'-. K, lgilif 1 ' K iii' 1 K fee, . p:,Htkx ,sf V xx , , ,W if ,.,:M:v:.wf - , .e my fr- , - , , t , .V if ff V' f I Q. - 7 1, r- NAV, it r . 1.2 . -aw f ws ln a scene from the Senior Class Play we find Ron Giannini sided by arm-chair beauties, Carol Wigle and Eileen Trenney. DRAMATICS Talented students and tireless efforts com- bined to achieve another successful year in the field of dramatics. Under the capable guid- ance of Miss Kasperik and student director, Diane Bridge, the Senior Class presented a de- lightful comedy, Don't Take My Penny. Carol Wigle successfully portrayed Penny, a young lass aspiring to become an actress. Ralph Sagan, assuming the role of Penny's ivy-league admirer, soon discouraged her am- bition. Marcus Riddell, Ron Giannini, Eileen Trenney, Carol Duda, Regina Stefanik, Leonard McChesney, Nancy Keim, Muriel Markle, Charles Nevins, Gerry Syster, Dale Light, Car- men Torockio, Susan Alberti, Jane Keough, and Elaine Shoup contributed fine talent to- ward the pIay's excellence. armen Torockio and Carol Duda wait anxiously for maid, In an amusing scene from 'Don't Take My Penny we find Ralph Muriel Markle, to relate the message. Sagan, Dale Light, Chuck Nevins, and Jerry Syster. A , 1 'fc' L. .s,...--H '-uu1 ' 4 ll lll Leonard McChesney's line seems to disgust Regina Stefanik, as Nancy Keim looks on. Under the able direction of Miss Georgia Stathis and Mrs. Ruby Markle, the ettorts of the Forensic Club and the Music Department were combined once more to present a commend- able Christmas program. A processional by the mixed chorus opened the annual event. A particularly efifective phase ofthe program in- cluded the reading by Jo Ann Gilbert of The Little Drummer Boy, followed by the musical selection, Carol of the Drum. The Junior Class displayed remarkable tal- ent in the performance of the play, Dark Mountain. An exceptionally fine and capa- ble cast presented this three act mystery- comedy. Footlight fantasy and make believe The admiration of models, Su- san Alberti, Jane Keough, and Elaine Shoup is aroused as Mar' cus Riddell analyzes the finery. Behind the scenes, Miss Kas- perik points out an amusing fact to Francis Fidei, Diane Bridge, and Josie Fiorini. IN X 1 Nw Nlwg ,Q A OPERETTA Tuneful gaiety filled the halls of Derry, as the Music Department presented the operetta, Harmony Hall. Under the able direction of Mrs. Markle, the annual musical fete once again provided excellent opportunity for the display of fine talent by our musicians and dramatists. Richard Auman portrayed General Work, whose college of Harmony Hall was attended solely by adept rnusicians. His adopted daugh- ter, the prima donna Rosalie, Carol Wigle, was betrothed to the world's greatest tenor Brownini, portrayed by Mark Riddell. As Ros- alie pronounced her disdain forthe singing of Brownini, the wedding was oft! Ralph Sagan as Doolittle Work, son ofthe General, stepped in to win the hand and heart of Rosalie. Other excellent performances were ren! dered by Jerry Syster, Tom Latimer, Kay Kep- ple, Jane Keough, Eileen Trenney, Richard Markle, June McCurdy, Noreen Saxman, Mary Ann Papson, Richard Springer, Leonard McChesney, Dale Light, and John Willforth. Student director ofthe event was Nancy Burd. Backed by a competent chorus and de- lightful dancers, the operetta was once more a successful highlight of the year's extracurricu- lar achievements. Richard Springer, June McCurdy, Mary Ann Papson, Dale Light. Leonard McChesney, Eileen Trenney, Noreen Saxman, Ken Rhodes Music Depa rtment Presents Harmony Hall World-famous tenor, Brownini, played by Mark Riddell, is attended by his valet, Richard Markle, ,N Aan Tv N 5:45 .K Jw' -'fr 4-at z f,,, Q. , asia f Q, 114 fy TWC ,M i 'A fff ' I ' X ,Aw-all? I Ar , ' x ff 1.4, - , - Q 51' NxN'v - 455' W F q . 3 1 lr l 1 y 'S , rg-Ltzaex Q , g , gmt . K n .rx '-vp g o P A mb! I W . M, 1 .4-X an 45 av, Wx M5 , . 1 M S, nay -Q... HEERLEADERS The Derry fans respond fo the vigorous enfhuslasm of our cheer leaders af lhe Latrobe game The Spirit Behind the Teams CHEERLEADERS Row 'l: E. Moffa, M. Riddell, J. Powers, D. Kovolish, Head Cheerleader, B. DelCosfello, P. Dinco McHenry, C. Marlin. h'1 ' in-Qbilii MAJORETTES Rowl C Gasdek M Barnhart B Liebegott C Chapman J McCurdy N Hall J H L Healy B Gre hok C Koway J Betts MAJURETTES Endowed with poise and beauty Eleven excellent reasons to take delight in watching the band in its maneuvers are Carol Marla, Barbara, June, Nancy, Carol, Jane, Lois, Beverly, Kassie, and Judy. These girls have combined their beauty and talent with long hours of hard work to form a group of indeed admirable maiorettes. Under the leadership of head maiorette, Carol Gasdek, and band director, Mr. Calvo, the maiorette ranks performed with dazzling precision. Much credit is due these lovely and capa- ble losses. 91 -fmzry, -- 1 V .gan Wig 7' 5 5. 4 .7565 f -if5?gg',!1 , 27.1 ,Q , m- .ff ,,.. V2 :M , V. Mr' I .. 134- N 'iff U! as . 'QE' pp., , Q 1: Q5 + Lf'!1'3i ,':1ffT1' 'ig-,, ,vp-Q: . , Q 5' 1'-in lhzqfflf, fa.4'm,x. ., mg., if gas: -15-'z'-51: f wi , .4 F , 3' 2 e Q, ,M F 533,49 : ., , ' N' -uf ' . ' I .fs- Qffl- 4 4 X i ., fl rf Q1 rj ff af wi Q iff? if bf' , . 1 75' lg f 1 211 3 1 rr nf R5 ' Qf,2,.a- V ev .Li- Z, g v, .,uv -01-,rn -,ru Ziifff-7' l'l'l'i'-'1 f ,EV 'ljigil ff M ,,g,,, , V gfigwgy ,Q fp 1 7 'qw V K f FUOTBALL The Troians started their 1959 grid season, losing to Altoona Catholic 12-6. Their next game was with their back-door rivals, Latrobe. On this occasion, the Troians absorbed a 20-O loss at the hands of the La- trobe Wildcats. With the season young, the Troians bounced back and defeated the Blairsville ' i Bobcats by a score of 19-6. This was Derry's initial victory in the W.P.4 l.A.L. Class A race. gf The Trojans then traveled to East Cone- maugh where they were beaten by the fast- l moving Iron Horses. The final score was 13-6. , , l f .3 J Head Coach Pat Bucci Power and Perfection on the Gridiron VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM Row 'I: B. Kerr, D. Filicko, E. Springer, J. Zemba, D. Matteo, B. Krinoclc, J. Smith, M. Watson, N, Alessi, B. Gasdek. Row 2: E. Zidalc, J. Arch, B. Simanovich, F. Fidei, R. Ulishney, K. Martin, R. Stachoni, S. Krawtz, J. Rich. Row 3: G. Love, J. Bates, J, Torockio, D. Kowalsky, R. Krinoclc, V. Bergman, J. Boggio, J. Bell. Row 4: D. Molchan, C. Frenchik, J. Bellissimo, B. Moore. W , 4 I a . I .. 6-L X A I. Il ,,,. .. v,M.o, sr i I Q-9-25 'X is 'lm ,Q P95 'K 1 Q ,JN 2 . v A-, Y . Y N . Ed Zidak Guard Barry Gasdek Tackle Bill Krinock Tackle Jerry Smillv End Stanley Kraufz Tackle Dick Mofteo End Bob Moore Guard Ed Springer Halfback Carl Frenchik Halfback Francis Fidel Cenier Dave Filicko Guard Joe Boggio Guard Smashing lim: i a nd battling backfield pf , ,V viwcif , 4 f l ' 4, I -c fn BASKETBALL The Trojans won their initial game from their backyard foes the Latrobe Wildcats 67-60. The Grotemen then sustained a loss at the hands of the Blairsville Bobcats 68- 62. Derry won their second game of their seven game exhibition schedule against Laura Lamar 68-52. The next four games' losses were authored by St. Vincent 55-54, Greensburg 71-59, Latrobe 64-63 and Hempfield 58-54. The Trojans received a bad start in their bid for a section TO championship as they were whipped by Ramsey 60-45. ln their next four engagements the Trojans were victorious in defeating Ligonier 56-53, Dun- bar 6'l-58, St. Vincent 66-62 and Scottdale 62-57. Traveling to Rostraver, Derry was stomped 80-47. Playing home the Trojans shellacked the Hurst Hurricanes 89-40. -945------.Ms ..... ---M 4 Head Coach: Mr. Grote Assistant Coach: Mr. Cignetto Freshmen Coach: Mr. Fiorinn Indoor Excitement on the Basketball Floor Row I: G. Pavlik, D. Watkins, C. Frenchik, T. Fulcomer, G. Smith, W. Dillon. Row 2: J, Arch, J. Ferguson W. Osinkoski, M. Watson, J. Bellissimo, Mr. Grot 441' W' f v . J y Sm th and Carl Frenchik get set to snare a rebound. Mr. Cignetto guides his iayvees through shooting drills. SEASUNS RESULTS Derry Area Derry Area Derry Area Derry Area Derry Area Derry Area Derry Area Derry Area 'Derry Area fDerry Area fDerry Area Derry Area 'Derry Area iDerry Area 'Derry Area Derry Area ,Derry Area 'Derry Area ' Derry Area 'Derry Area 'Derry Area 'Derry Area 'Derry Area 'League Games 'Tournament Go Latrobe Blairsville Laura Lamar St. Vincent Greensburg Blairsville Latrobe Hemptield Ramsay Ligonier Dunbar St. Vincent Scottdale Rostraver Hurst Laura Lamar Ramsay Ligonier Dunbar Scottdale Rostraver Hurst Latrobe Mickey Watson makes a desperate attempt to block the shot Reserve Power for the future The second half of the league competition the Grote-mentored crew sported victories over Ligonier 73-55, Dunbar 82-68 and just got by Hurst 53-44. The Troians fell to the prey of the Ramsey Bobcats 75-71, Scottdale 65-59 and were just edged by the Rostraver Leop- ards 78-77. The Junior Varsity finished the season with T5 and 7. A great deal of effort and work was put forth by our three fine coaches: Grote, Cig- netto, and Fiorina. They should be congratu- lated for their success. 'Y . .' Q a 1 ' . s . '55 5 4 'ar Student Basketball Managers: Meade Withrow, Ken McCreery Row I: R. Showers, L. Smith, G. Spellman, N. Basciano, H. Hill. Row 2: Mr. Cignetto, S. Falenski, J. Clopp, D. Kowalski, K. Bolinger, D. Mulligan. FRESHMEN Row1: D. Polinsky, W. Glasser, M. Kozenko, L. Fulcomer, T. Burd, T. Ot- to. Row 2: J. Beatrice, J. Kutcha, C. Chamber- lain, P. Oruosh, S. Ma- zola, J. Fiorina, Coach Row 3: E. Kantor, J Soufl, L. Tepper, E. Wil- liams. O D I Fancy Footwork on the Hardwood We mx I f -.fa X., 'T- VEB -:gn x fi 'nuff 5 -U Y AA D 1 2 .Ai , 9 f, J F 9 0 , V ah' 5 X ' ,Q ,V 4 ilvfgx X :'f- H ' k la 1 ' R 7, A Q' I ' J YS 'h I-T Z Xw V wu d 'I j TQ f S 5 u 1 r 3 A 1 v 3 1 5 5 ,. fgwpv I M W4 - i , J N, A' ' if , d,, ,,, sa if W J G 9 P 1-R g' Q T FI ... , 4 -51 C 1F wk VV s r Q, Q 5 V' X ' lg 'V I Ja I . ' ' f SEQ, , V ? K X 1. V Q 1 K 'X 1 f X I . 101 XM ' Row 1: R. Stachoni, M. Baran, B. Simanovich, J. Bellissimo, M. Watson, N. Basciano, D. Kowalsky. Row 2: J. Hill, J. Bell, S. Krautz, E. Zidak, D. Mulligan, M. Franchok, Mr. Baran. Row 3: J. Arch, R. Krinock, J. Zemba, D. Molchan, T. Docherty, J. Flickinger. TRAC With the break in the weather, the cinder men, clad in gray sweat shirts, began getting in shape for the upcoming meets. With just a few lettermen returning, head coach Mr. Bar- an and assistant Mr. Conti began shaping the boys into a fine track squad. Just a few stand- outs made up the nucleus of this year's team. A familiar sight to many of us is the line of speedsters darting over the cinders. The Tro- ions would soon appear in many dual and tri- angular meets. Carrying the load in the field events are Jim Bell, Dave Mulligan doing the pole vaulting, Joe Arch, and Ed Krinock in the discus and shot put. The running events will feature Denny Molchan in the dashes and the broad lump. Joe Bellissimo and Jim Flickinger will do the long distance running for Derry. Most of all the team will be waiting for the Westmoreland County meet, the W.P.I.A.L. ancl, most important, the State Meet. With the construction of the new school, the thinclads were faced without a track but the desire of these boys and many underclassmen carried the Trojan colors and brought many victories for Derry. Dennis Molchan, Ron Stachoni, James Bell, Stanley Krautz. I I 'gr' A L.. : J 5' -V . Q W V ' 2 fi G ' .xi a 'W ' . - , ., . 'A if W 'Q 15 ' - . ff' 1, x V ff ' f ' rv, Q. ,. 2 ' . I '-Q, -X Q Wit V 'W- . W 2 ,, ., :ff K -:,-:-- .,.. WM. . V A, M J ' if . ' X I I A K 'rf . V ' ' - f -aff' P, . ,Q Ml Jug' -34 5,091 ' ggi' v if K 4, ., , 4 . 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Memories - memories, of our high school days . . 105 HALULA'S RESTAURANT AND BAR Speclallzlng an Spaghetti Pnzza and Full Course Dnnners Phone KE 7 2881 or KE 99929 for reservations Route 30 Across from the Drlve In Compliments of THE LATROBE BULLETIN Latrobe Pennsylvania DON CAMPBELL ESSO SERVICE STATION Authorized Hawklnson Treadlng Station Phllco and Kelvlnator Appliances l38 W Market Street Blaursvllle P Electric Ranges Refrigerators Televlsaon RCA 81 Philco EDSALL S Phone OX 4 2796 IQ6 First Avenue Derry Pennsylvanla REEDS DEPARTMENT STORE Fashions Home Furmshmgs Phone KE 7 5521 Latrobe Pennsylvania Westmo eland Cou ty College fo Men ST VINCENT COLLEGE LATROBE PENNSYLVANIA Cou ses Ofte ed CLASSICAL PRE LEGAL ENGINEERING GENERAL SCIENCE MUSIC TEACHER TRAINING BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION PRE MEDICAL n e ng oga aftlaed S O E Un ers ty of Plttsbu gh Ca eg e lnstlt e of Techn Iogy en syl a a State Un st All the Ad antag s of Colleg While La ng at Home IO6 I ' . . , at . , I I 81 r n 's r . I - ,I ,. - E gine rl Pr r m Ii t with: Univer ity fNotr Dame iv i ' r rn I 'ut o P n vni iveriy v e e ' 'vi LISLE H KUNKLE Lumber 8K Builders Supplles KUNKLE HARDWARE CO Paints EIGCIFICCII 8g Plumbing Supplies Blanrsvllle Pennsylvania Complnments of the BLAIRSVILLE DRUGGISTS Harry Albert Nate Falk Bud Heasley Frank Smith THE LATROBE ROLLER GARDEN Phone KEystone 7 854I Latrobe Pennsylvania BLUE 8. GOLD RESTAURANT Lunch Room Soft Ice Cream R D I Derry Pennsylvama OXbovv 2 8821 Prop LOUIS and ELLA DeANGELIS SCHWALM S SERVICE Repaurs and Supplnes Phone OX 4 2737 Derry Pennsylvanna Compliments THE BLAIRSVILLE AUTO DEALERS ASSOCIATION BLAIRSVILLE PENNSYLVANIA St. Clair Gas 8. Oil Products of IO7 Compliments of BLUE RIDGE SERVICE STATION AND RESTAURANT Route 22 one mile west of Blairsville Pennsylvania Best Wishes to Class of '60 LOWENSTEINS DEPT STORE Latrobe Pennsylvania VICTOR GREGORY 81 SON 314 Weldon Street Phone KEystone 7 5831 PLUMBING AND HEATING Compliments of VITALE S GROCERY Derry Pennsylvania Latrobe Pennsylvania THE DERRY HARDWARE COMPANY 135 First Avenue Phone OX 4 2329 THE LINCOLN INN Dining Room Snack Bar Curb Service Catering to Parties and Banquets Route 30 1 mile ast W Phone KEystone 7 7331 First National OH1ce Bldg 5th Floor GIBSON THOMAS ENGINEERING CO Civil and Mining Engineers Land Surveying HOMAS GERA Latrobe Pennsylvania BLAIRSVILLE GROCERY CO Wholesale Groceries Blairsville Pennsylvania I I . - . E Lawrence-the be-51 paint Greensburg Pennsylvania . S. T G. ' ' ' 108 Spred Satin 8. Lustre-Venetian Blinds SYSTER'S APPLIANCES BLAIRSVILLE FLO2gAEF?pYr55lNG Your Westinghouse Dealer Complete Floor and Wall Service 119 West 1st Avenue 30 West Market Street Derry Pennsylvania Phone 224 Blairsville Comp men'5 of DERRY si-ioe seizvice JOHN MINNIS BARBER sHoP Bog and Zipper RSPOIFS General Shoe Repair 102 East lst Avenue 127 East 1st Avenue Deffv Pennsylvanlcl Derry Pennsylvania Compliments of BASCIANO S MARKET Cold Meats Groceries and Soft Drinks F O EAGLES 151 East 1st Avenue l49 E951 l5l Avenue LIDOS RESTAURANT THE ROBERT MORRIS SCHOOL S ecializes in Full Course P Business Administration Dinners Banquets and Wedding Parties Secretarial Science Mission Inn Crossroads 575 Sixth Avenue Pittsburgh 19 Pa Route 30 Phone KE 9 9905 GRant 1 3920 109 ' ' , Pa. , . . I 1 1 ' ' Derry Pennsylvania Derry Pennsylvania I , , Compluments of NEW MISSION INN SUPPER CLUB Wedding Parties Dlnners Luncheon Banquets of all lands Owners GABE 81 JIM MONZO Knew managernentl Phone KE 9 9986 Latrobe Pa COCKTAIL TUNE TAYLORS LOUNGE FRI 81 SAT Phone KE 9 9914 AGOSTINOS SERVICE STATION Home of Courteous Servlce Route 982 Braclenvllle Pennsylvanla CARBONE S RESTAURANT Delicious Full Course ltalnan and American Dlnners We Cater to Banquets and Weddings Cocktails and Flne Liquors Phone Greensburg TE 4 3430 PAUL B BRAUCHLER GAS AUTOMOBILE SERVICE O 1105 JefTerson at Sprung Latrobe Phone KE 9 9000 ESSO PRODUCTS Compliments of BEATTY INN HOTEL Fune Foods and Beverages Propruetors Noel Zamnskle Sabota Route 30 Greensburg Pa RAMBLER LATROBE MOTORS 339 Depot Street Latrobe Pennsylvania KE 7 3881 Sales and Service Complnments Graduatang Class of 1960 NICOLAZZO S ATLANTIC SERVICE STATION 420 Depot Street Latrobe Penna Phone KE 9 9047 PAULL S JEWELERS 212 Depot Street Latrobe Pennsylvania Phone KE 7 4631 I Route 119 E. Crabtree, Pa. Phone KE 99068 R- D- 35 IL to ' 110 Congrotulotions t Closs ot 1960 NAKLES BROTHERS WHOLESALE CANDY AND TOBACCO GEORGE DAN K0 GENERAL CONTRACTOR OX 49189 Bl Il P yl Compliments of Phone - R D l B 170 D y P yl Put a Pause or oke on our Program too X L, 0 GREENSBURG COCA COLA BOTTLING CO INC GREENSBURG PA 112 O f 4 gx 'x X 4 Hy iz'-' i -1: ff: - xx Tha' ulmlv 1-rmul gm-G for rcfrvsh- nu-nt. Y lwn ilu- gang gf-is tngvllwr fm' ll alum-v NN-iflll, uno of the fini tllouglltb ul inlvrnmivirm is for an ice-cold una-ffulu. lfx crylmely knows C kc is dcliciou: und rcfrcnhing. - o l , . aomso unon Aurnomv or we cocA.co owmv Success to the Class of 60 MASTROROCCO S MARKET 133 Flrst Avenue Derry Pennsylvama STRICKLERS DRUG STORE Prescrlptlon Drugglsts Prompt Dellvery Servuce Everythmg un Photographic Needs and Service Eastman Bell 8- Howell Argus 805 Llgonuer Street Latrobe P KEystone 7 3307 BELTZ and CLARK Floor Coverungs 1006 Lugonler Street Draperies 1007 Llgonler Street Phone KEystone 7 2231 7 2611 Latrobe Pennsylvama Complnments of KATHRYN L ZIMMERMAN General Insurance 106 East Flrst Avenue Derry Pennsylvama Phone OX 4 4263 Phone OX 4 2347 Gas Oul Lubrication Tlres Batteries Accessories Fnrst Avenue and Chestnut Street Derry Pennsylvania Phone KE 7 7751 TASCHLER LOAN COMPANY INC Complete Frlendly Understanclmg Loan Service R J BLAIR Manager 2nd Floor above Sun Drug Store Llgonuer and Depot Streets Latrobe Pennsylvama Complnments of ST ANTHONYS SOCIETY Bradenvnlle Pennsylvama MURRAY S RESTAURANT For Good Eats Home Made Pres Excellent Coffee and Tasty Sandwnches Samtary Dalry Products Fnrst Avenue Derry Pennsylvama - . . I Q' TARR'S SERVICE STATION 113 WILLIAM F SUTTER GENERAL CONTRACTOR NESCOPECK PENNSYLVANIA Theres A Home In Your Future' t BII D g He B Re odel e X x lx Lfb F dlt dMtC pItBIdgSpp POHLAND BROS LUMBER CO EAST DEPOT STREET LATROBE PA KE 7 5507 I Q 1 - K. Le l In Ip You X s Plan ' uild - m - Mod rnize X - So d Planning - Financing Arrang d - Quality Materials - F E ' ' 9 v.1CAl, Ykxlslxn-x1uxS. l-c. X a ro e's rien ies an os om e e ui in u Iy Store! COMPUMENTS OF wooos INSURANCE AGENCY WILLIAM E WOODS JR 411 Mellon Bank Bunldmg Latrobe Pennsylvama TOYAD Phone KEystone 7 7747 CORPORATION COMPLIMENTS OF NEWCOMER PRODUCTS N LATROBE PENNSYLVANIA FULLMAN MANUFACTURING Manufacturers of years ahead EL TRI EC CAL SPECIALTIES Years ahead of cemented carblde 1209 1215 Jefferson Street LATROBE PENNSYLVANIA Latrobe Pennsylvama BELL AND JOHNSTON GENERAL CONTRACTING Excavating and Repaor Work P O Box 44 Wnlpen P 213 DEPOT STREET LATROBE PENN 115 . , . I C. ll ' ll , . . , a. . , . BROWNS BOOT SHOP Blalrsvllle Pa Shoes nd Hosiery for all th Family Congratulations Class of 1960 DIAMOND SERVICE STATION Blonsvtlle Pennsylvania WILLIAM FERGUSON Propruetor Smclutr Products Best Wushes Class of 60 BRILL JEWELRY Dnamonds Watches 81 Jewelry Phone 326 THE HOLLYWOOD SHOP 1005 Llgonuer Street KE 7 7321 Latrobe P GRABIAK CHEVROLET NEW CHEVROLET CARS AND TRUCKS OK Used Cars and Trucks NEW ALEXANDRIA PA PHONE 9 Congratulahons to Class of 1960 PYLE APPLIANCE CENTER SALES ancl SERVICE Blalrsvllle Pennsyvanla PRYCE MACHINE 8. MFG CO 417 East Street Derry Pennsylvanua Metal Stamplngs Wlre Specialties Tools Dues .lugs Fixtures Phone OX 4 2626 1 a ' e ' , a. E.MOrkeI SI. Blairsville The House Qf Fqghigng , . to ', l ' A 116 EVe Y7l1'n9 In Complnments of Shoe Needs For THE HIGH SCHOOL CROWD KAMPS SHOE STORE Latrobe Pennsylvania STERLING JEWELERS 919 Lugonuer St Latrobe Pennsylvania BERTRAM MILNER The Bunldmg Exteruor Center All Klnds of Sldlng Alumunum Storm Wlndows and Doors Phone KE 7 5651 Resndence KE 9 1836 Over 50 years of dependable servlce ANDRE LUMBER an SUPPLY COMPANY 140 Maple Ave Blalrsvulle 148 Your Lumber Number an Blaursvllle CHARLES A KATTAN Agency INSURANCE Phone KE 7 3171 1302 Llgomer Street Latrobe P LATROBE LUMBER AND SUPPLY CO Everythung for the Builder Phone KE 7 3348 Latrobe Pennsylvania KINTZES SERVICE STATION Sunoco Products Tnres Tubes and Batterues Lubricating Phone OX 4 2488 Derry Pennsylvania . . . Cl . ' ' , Pa. 1203 Ligonier Street Latrobe, Pa. ' ' , a. ' 117 COMPLIMENTS THOMAS B ANDERSON POST 515 THE AMERICAN LEGION LATROBE PENNSYLVANIA 111111 L111 Ol ILIIILI L11r 1 no 10110 r 01L1q11 11 1 0 1 1 Ill II1111L1Lr11L1ppL11s1n 1nL1011Lx1L1 111111011 IIII I0 111L11 III 1 lI11L11L1L1 111ppLns Ill L1111 LOFIILF 0 111 11011L1 11L1x 801711. L ect OH 1111. LIFIIILI IH DICLIFISOH C0111111 lxamag OI 017 1 II OILCI at 0 acton flu 1101161 muxz 1L 1111 1 u0r1L 101L111L1 OI 111111 If III 1101 u0rL L11 I1 , 1311141111 D 1l3Lll1l0Hf.l A N KENNAM ET I. pafatimafmpzoyaeaa II8 . W L 'CLA 'CQ ' S 'S A 'A Ll11LJ1l'X. ,NL lL'L1L,f1L I L ' ' -' I 'fl 1x ' 'L It L. I L 'H' J ' L' . . A. V. , - Nj ,-' ' ,' x. ' 'Y I j ', ' L ' ' ' ' ' Q 'L ' 0--,-1---111!-f11 C1., INDUSTRY D VULCAN MOLD AND IRON COMPANY LATROBE PENNSYLVANIA LANSING ILLINOIS COMPLETELY NEW 1960 f y S6 month Q E ii ENCYCLOPEDIA .... . Deslgned to fit the needs of the puplls In the Derry Area School Currlculum Covers every school sublect clearly Interestingly Helps Insure your child s future SAM GREEN Box Phone KE 9 I3OI LATROBE PA II9 I r E rrrr f Sw down WORLD ze- 2 sir' 7 - -E' 383 TURNER AND GEORGE AGENCY REAL ESTATE INSURANCE 160 E Market Street Phone 119 Blanrsvllle Pennsylvania WEISS FURNITURE STORE MELINES CONFECTIONARY Home made Ice Cream Cakes Pres Furniture Rugs Stoves Gnd PIZZA PIE Grocerues and Lunch Meat 533 Depot Street Latrobe PG Bradenvtlle Pennsylvania LATROBE FOUNDRY MACHINERY 81 SUPPLY CO Iron Steel Alloy Bronze and Alumlnurn Casting Machunlng and Gear Cutting LATROBE PENNSYLVANIA JOAN S BEAUTY SALON AMERICAN CANDY coMPANv For you WI10 defnond the best Wholesale DISTf'lbUTOl'S Phone KEystone 7 6461 Latrobe PG E 9 Bradenvllle Pennsylvania KE 7 2861 K 9 9 86 120 Phone 7-5541 Phone KE 7-8017 , . I A G HALLDIN CO Specualnst In School Papers Indiana Pennsylvania HOLLENBAUGH S Pianos Phnlco Appllances 1411 Lngonler Street Latrobe Phone KEystone 7 5941 JOE LENAS SERVICE Gas I Accessories Car Repaurs New Derry Pennsylvania Phone OX 2 1577 EASTWOOD SERVICE STATION Corner of Lincoln and Depot Streets Phone KE 9 9106 Latrobe Pennsylvania GUNDAKER FLORIST We Telegraph Flowers 213 Y Street Derry Pennsylvania Phone OX 4 2797 TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY Job and Commercual PRINTING Everythnng In the Prlntmg Lune 308 West Second Avenue Phone OXbow 4 2601 Derry Pennsylvania BILL McKEAN S RECORD SHOP 334 Mann Street Latrobe P KE 7 8271 Stereo H FI Equlpment INDIANA MUSIC HOUSE Everythnng In Music and Instruments Complete Rental Plan and Repaur Department 36 North Futth Street lndnana P I ' ' ,Pa. I - O'I - ' . I II ll I , a. in . . ' ' , a. 121 COMPLIMENTS OF VALE TECHNICAL FIRST NATIONAL INSTITUTE BANK D I East Market Street at erry BLAIRS II.LE PENNSYLVANIA I1 AUTOMOTIVE TECHNIQUES AND MANAGEMENT DERRY PENNSYLVANIA LOYAL CONSTRUCTION EXCAVATING CONTRACTOR KE 7 6341 JOSEPH F DEMANGONE II2 S Ch S Phone - 1410 E. Main St. Latrobe, Pennsylvania Movung and Storage A T DEGITZ GENIE BARRETTS BEAUTY SHOPPE Local and Long Distance Hauling Moving Furnlture and Pianos 215 Keelung Avenue 1417 Lugomer St Latrobe P Telephone QX 4 7591 phone KE 7 4358 Derry Pennsylvanua ALLIED CLOTHING STORES Your Home For Campus Levus and Bud Berma Sportswear Hardwnck Sults Sport Coats and Blazers Huckok Accessories 219 Depot Street Latrobe P Q 5 z 'WNW e . 0 ' . , . . ' - ' -:-K.f:7.3.'l l: '-:I22155253-EF2235E1:1?:3:Il-523:34'iisz'.3' - -- I- ':2:- .' . .' 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' I Q n . fe W' NYM' 4, u-ww' Keystone Alumlnum Rallmg and Ornamental Columns Storm Wmdows and Doors Aluminum Sadmg Ornamental Rallmg Jalousle Doors Screen Doors KEYSTONE ALLOYS DERRY PA Phone OX 4 2775 123 Complnments f BLAIRSVILLE DISTRICT HOTEL and TAVERN ASSOCIATION MANORDALE OF DERRY Gas and Onl Goodrich Tlres and Batteries Hotpoint Applnances Derry Pennsylvama Phone OX 2 8671 MARY LEE TRAVEL AGENCY 809V1 Llgonler Street Latrobe Pennsylvania Personallzed and Conf1dentuaI Service YATES SERVICE STATION Amoco Approved Lubrucatuon At Your Service 2000 Lmcoln Avenue Phone KE 7 6511 Latrobe Pennsylvanua RICH S GRILL 102 West Second Street Phone OX 2 9011 Derry Pennsylvama Compllments of CHESTNUT RIDGE TRANSPORTATION CO Phone OX 4 2700 DERRY PENNSYLVANIA 4 ' o Recapping - 24 hour service I C0mPl'mef S W ALEXANDERS GARAGE FORD Sales and Servnce General RepaIrs N Amo Service and Repmr South Chestnut Street Derry Pennsylvama East Fourth Street Derry es OX 4 7301 Garage OX 7 7303 C B LYONS GARAGE MOUNTAIN VIEW HOTEL lnternatuonal Motor Trucks The Redwood Room the f1nest banquet room In the country 128 West Second Avenue U S Derry Pennsylvanla Phone OX 4 2487 Between Greensburg and Latrobe CongratulatIons to Class of 1960 DICKS SERVICE GARAGE LATROBE AND DERRY ROAD DERRY PA BMW Motorcycle Sales and Servuce TEXACO Gas and OIl Products Auto Servnce and Repalrs u T o W I n SpecIalIzIng In AutomatIc Transmlsslons and Motor Tune Ups DICK RUDNICK Prop Phone OX 4 3481 125 ' H. . ' of U R I s I G s ' - - 131 , Pa. R . - - Sales and Service - - ' On . . 30 I , . 2 4 - h o r ' g C l f omp lmenls Compliments of COOPERSTOWN VETERANS AND BLAIRSVILLE MACHINE PRODUCTS Phone Blaursvllle 48 Bl Ile P I President Frank Karasack alrsvl ennsy vcmc Vnce Presndent Steve Ycrchak Treasurer Larry Burd Recordlng Secretory George Skubek C0n9 UlUl0l'0n5 to Class Of 60 Fananclal Secretary Walter Yourush IMOGENE ACADEMY Trustees 807V2 Lngonner Street Make Corey George Burd Andy Nnezelsku George Moxnnchalk Latrobe Pennsylvama Make Hawanchak Phone KE 9 9964 GENERAL CONTRACTOR FISHERS FURNITURE EDWARD J ANGUS Cusfom gum Homes South Chestnut Street Repalr Work D P I New Derry PQ ox 4 9338 my ennsy VQ ' Compluments of DEGLAU STUDIO 810 Jefferson Street Latrobe Pa Phone KE 7 8211 Portronts wnth lnduvnduallty and Style 126 0 . . ' 1 1 . 1 - ' , . FIDELITY DEPOSIT BANK OF DERRY Your Frlendly Independent Bank DERRY PENNSYLVANIA Member of Federal Deposnt Insurance Corporatuon Federal Reserve System G C MURPHY COMPANY TONYS CAFE 5 8- IOC STORE Beer Luquor The Frnendly Store Proprnetors HELEN E and TONY RICH De,-fy Pennsylvgmq New Derry PennsyIvc1nlc1 MILLERS ECONOMY MARKET Complnments of Complnments of Mnllers Market BENDERS TAILOR SHOP Loyclhonna Pennsylvonucz Derry Pennsylvonua 127 I u Q n - lr ' 1 I . . , I 1 . R I STOUFFER NICHOLAS DeSOTO VALIENT PLYMOUTH RESTAURANT BAKERY Sales and Servlce Tlres and Tubes Gas Oul Repairs Phone OX 2 8731 Finest Foods Cooked or Baked 811 Lugonler Street Derry Pennsylvania Latrobe Pennsylvania Designed With You In Mlnd TROUTMAN S Westmoreland County s Largest Store Phone TE 4 3000 Compliments of LATROBE FLORAL SHOP Latrobe Pennsylvania Compliments of WHITE EAGLES ASSOCIATION 201 Weldon Street Latrobe Pennsylvania RUDA ROSA Beer Dlstrlbutor 347 Cedar Street Latrobe CAcross from the Shoppnng Centerj For Your Favorite Beverage Drlve ln or Dual KE 7 4671 NORTH SIDE BOTTLING WORKS Beverages for all Occasuons Phone KE 7 2441 9 Second Avenue Latrobe Pennsylvania LARRY JOES TAVERN Bar and Restaurant Wood Street Mechesneytown I I I I Flowers for all Occasions , Pa. I . . I 128 Compluments of DAVIDS MENS AND BOYS NEEDHAM CHEVROLET INC WEAR SHOP 1605 Lngomer Street Latrobe Pennsylvania BI I P alrsvl Ie ennsylvanla Phone KE 7 7723 We specnalnze In hanr cuttnng and BOHEMIAN CITIZENS BENEFICIAL permanent waves SOCIETY IWhlte Housel Loyalhanna Pennsyl anna Richmond Street Ih P I Phone KE 7 6326 Loya anna ennsy vanua EMIL .I KRAYNAK DERRY TOWNSHIP TAX COLLECTOR 129 Lols's BEAUTY SALON Comphmems of All paths lead to Jumbo Henryburgers LANTY S 313 Weldon street Phone KE 7 3841 Latrobe P Phone KE 7 3797 Latrobe Pennsylvania CONSUMER DISCOUNT COMPANY LEWIS BROS of LATROBE 511 Clay Avenue Jeannette COMMUNITY LOAN COMPANY of LATROBE and LATROBE FINANCE COMPANY 233 Mum Street Latrobe 5 Mann Street Latrobe F J BUERGER Manager Latrobes Outstanding MENS AND BOYS STORE WESTERN AUTO STORE PROTZ 8. JOE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS The Family Store HOME AND AUTO PARTS OXbow 4 3292 329 Mann Street Latrobe New Derry Pennsylvanla KEystone 7 8924 LATROBE HARDWARE POND BAR AND RESTAURANT Speclallzes an Itallan Food BPS Pamls Glass Pnzza and Spaghettn Plumbmg Supplles Caters to Partles and Banquets Alr Conditioning 311 Mann Street Latrobe Phone KEYS'One 9 9956 Phone KE 7 5611 2120 Lincoln Ave Latrobe Pa 130 , - , a. - ' , Pa. ' , Pa. 3 5 ' , Pa. I - W. D. BUCHANAN-Assistant Manager Q ' , Pa. ' , Pa. h Compluments of SKATELL S MARKET 1814 Lincoln Avenue Latrobe Pennsylvanua Insurance 8. Real Estate JOHN W YEALY 118 S Chestnut St Derry P OXbow 4 2741 The Flnest an Dairy Products and ce Cream BERGMAN S Locally owned and operated 212 South Chestnut Street Dual OX 4 2489 DERRY PENNSYLVANIA We speclallze nn modernizing old kitchens STOUFFERS CABINET SHOP Lmcoln mghwoy we-Sf Latrobe Pennsylvama Phone KE 7 3633 SMITH S SERVICE 24 hr Towing Generator and Regulator Service Tune up and General Repairs Phone KE 7 4881 DERRY ITALIAN CLUB Compliments LATROBE LCDGE NO 907 B P O KS 131 I , a. , . I . . . ' I Compliments of I - - 1 Complaments of BORING 8. STAPE SERVICE STATION Phone OX 2 8751 Derry Pennsylvania LATROBE REFRIGERATION SALES at SERVICE 323 Hnllvuew Ave Latrobe Pa Phone KEystone 7 8771 RCA Whurlpool Home Appllances or an Investment In Good Appearance see MIKE HUGHES Modern Mens Store lgonler Street Latrobe P Best Of Luck Graduates HILLSIDE SERVICE Route 680 OX 2 8741 24 Hour Towing Service Amoco Gas and Oll General Repairs MANIA HARDWARE AND HEATING CO Roofing Paints Glas Bualders and Household Hardware Loyalhanna Pennsylvania MOSSO S PHARMACY 1001 Lugonler Street Latrobe Pennsylvania Congratulatuons to e Class of 1960 MARTINS DRY CLEANSERS Dry Cleansing CTwoLocatlons1 1300 Llgonler St 8- Loyalhanna Cross Roads Latrobe and Loyalhanna P a KE 7 7 KE 7 7 O6 Pickup and Delivery Service MULLEN BROS HARDWARE 8. APPLIANCES 15 Hullvlew Avenue Latrobe Pennsylvanla F . 803 L' ' , a. G I Plumbing Supplies , ' ' th I , a. . . 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